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BANK/QUOTATION
RECORD
REO.
U.
S.
PAT.
OFFICE
H
JUNE IN RETROSPECT
Commercial
and
Financial
Cotton
1
Events
.
Iron and Steel Trade
14
Course of the Stock Market.
Dividend Declarations
Hides and Leather
11
1
Money Market
-13
.
New
...15
Security Issues
...13
...
Federal Reserve Bank—Brokers' Loans. 17
Petroleum and Its Products
-_-ll
Foreign Affairs
Rubber
...10
5
Foreign Exchange
18
Grain—Coffee—Sugar
9
Textiles
...10
United States
Treasury Financing.
...12
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Page
Baltimore
Stock Exchange
Boston Stock
.64
.
_
.
"ew York Stock Exchange-Bonds.... 19
_
,
Exchange....
.66
Detroit Stock Exchange
68
Los
72
Angeles Stock Exchange
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Companies—
Canadian
115
Page
Domestic
96
Canadian
98
Exchange Seats
89
Public
Utility Bonds.
Federal Land Bank Bonds
96
Public
Utility Stocks
__._.97
Industrial Bonds
__84
Railroad Bonds
73
Scrip
Railroad Stocks
.77
91
Insurance Stocks and
Real
.95
90-116
Investment Trust Securities..
__78
Joint Stock Land Bank—
Securities
--
115
Mining Stocks
William
91
Textile Stocks
90
DANA
Guarantee and
Safe
Deposit
Stocks
91
United States Government Securities. .96
90
B.
Estate Bonds
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
Title
Mi 1 Stocks—see Textile Stocks—
__79
_
87
Industrial Stocks
WILLIAM
..70
Municipal Bonds—
--105
__
Foreign Government Bonds
61
67
QUOTATIONS
Page
Domestic
..66
New York Stock Exchange—Stocks____32
Phi)adelphia Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
INDEX TO GENERAL
Bank and Trust
_42
New York Produce Exchange...
68
Chicago Stock Exchange.......
_
__
62
Exchange
Cleveland Stock
Page
New York Curb Exchange
United States Territorial Bonds
COMPANY,
Street, Corner
of
Spruce
96
PUBLISHERS
Street, New York.
Jfofje gepnsit and Jrust
Cm
-OF BALTIMORESurplus and Profits $4,067,337
Capital $2,000,000
JN the nearly sixty years that it has been in
business,
company
this Company—the oldest trust
in Maryland—has, as Executor,
ministrator and Trustee,
Ad¬
faithfully and success¬
fully administered and settled many estates.
Its activities are confined solely to the manage¬
ment of estates and
It
has
acquired
property.
a
reputation for stability,
and fair deal¬
organization
especially trained for the intelligent and prudent
promptness, efficiency, courtesy
ing, and has built up a competent
management and settlement of estates.
.
/
DIRECTORS
John J. Nelligan,
Chairman
Joseph B. Kirby, President
Edwin G. Baetjer
J. Edward Johnston
Howard Bruce
Waldo Newcomer
Lyman Delano
Blanchard Randall
Robert Garrett
Charles E. Rieman
Norman James
Morris Whitridge
BANK ^'QUOTATION
RECORD
REQ.
U.
S.
PA^,
OFFICE
Copyright in 1934 by WILLIAM B. DANA COMPANY, in office of Librarian of Congress, Washington, D. C.
as Second Class
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Entered
VOL
7.
NEW YORK, JULY 6 1934.
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(except Argentina),
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tees
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Quotation Record is $10.00
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extra.
next six years to
B.
DANA
William Street
wide
control; placed unconditional guaran¬
warships
new
over
bring Navy to treaty strength.
compaign
of
modernization
and
construction,
with
Government partially guaranteeing private loans; placed full
COMPANY, Publishers,
guarantee
Spruce Street, New York.
corner
down mortgage
Home Aid—Passed Administration Housing bill for nation¬
OFFICE—208 South La Salle Street.
LONDON" OFFICE—Edwards & Smith, 1 Drapers' Gardens, E.C.
WILLIAM
com¬
adopted
farm credit bonds.
on
Navy—Authorized construction of 101
sold
Single copies are
$1.00 per copy.
CHICAGO
for
Agricultural Adjust¬
sugar and cattle under
ment Administration
Mexico and Cuba, and
Spain,
bills
Kerr
and
Frazier-Lemke bill giving farmers six years to redeem fore¬
companion publications
S. Possessions and Territories;
$11.50 in Canada; $13.50 in
and U.
Bankhead
pulsory control of cotton and tobacco production;
of the Commercial & Financial
Chronicle, and is issued monthly.
Terms for the Chronicle are
$10
7,
NO
Home Loan Corporation bonds.
on
Banking—Extended Federal bank
deposit insurance
for
another year; amount of insured individual accounts raised
REVIEW OF JUNE—COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL
The
p.
Monday, June 18.
on
11:05
p.
and
m.,
the House followed at 11:45 p.
activity,
final
leaving to
touches
before
to
the
bills
close
a
President
of
following
the
varying
degrees
and
adjourning, both houses took final
of
with the compliments of a Congress that had
fulfilled, with
but few exceptions, every desire of the executive
depart¬
In
as
fact, it had wiped the legislative slate
the oldest members of either house could
had
completed a large program
said
that
while
there
have
of
been
few
a
Congress, in accomplishing its work,
freedom
in the
from
mere
It
exceptions,
displayed
partisanship than
clean
as
remember, and
legislation.
new
is
this
Congress
history of thje country.
On the evening of June 28, in a national radio
broadcast,
President Roosevelt placed judgment on the
progress of the
recovery program in the hands of his
each
to
Are
you
debts
your
secure?
with that of
now
"The simplest way for each
lies in the plain facts of
covery
tion.
his status
compare
He said:
listeners, by requesting
less
better off
year
ago.
of you to judge
re¬
your own individual situa
you
Is
last
were
your
year?
Are your working conditions better?
Is your faith
speech
of his departure for a cruise
given
that will
far,
with
general
eve
take him to Hawaii
in the form of
was
the
on
a
hint
a
firmly grounded?"
via the Panama
The
Canal, and
general review of accomplishments thus
of
plans
for
future
betterment
of
Expenditures—Appropriated
more
than
more
avoided
loopholes
income
taxes;
reduced
of
many
levies
on
the
small
salaries.
duties
the
President
to
lower
raise
or
50% in concluding reciprocal trade
pacts with foreign
Money—Passed Gold Act, under which the
President
tary
the
reserves
Stock
from
dollar
at
59.06%
on
independence,
The bill, the
effective
the so-called
was
of which
purpose
was
favor¬
was
Currency
Committee,
but
it
were
advices,
made by
June
17,
to
not
was
"unexpected and energetic efforts"
Washington
Times")
until
(we quote
New
the
York
Senator Bulkley to drive the bill
through the Senate, this, said the dispatch, throwing into
confusion the plan to adjourn
On
June
18,
when
the
Congress.
bill
withdrawn
was
by
Senator
Bulkley, the Washington account to the "Times" said:
Carrying out his part of the inter-party agreement [incident to adjourn¬
Senator Bulkley withdrew his omnibus banking bill even before
ment],
a
had been called.
It was Senator Bulkley'e insistence
upon
of this bill that brought about the collapse of leadership in both
quorum
passage
were
importance,
tration
also
was
some
journed, and
support of
these
food
pure
labor
failed
16.
reported to have Adminis¬
were
failed
of passage
and
to
report
Congress ad¬
as
the following:
were
drug bill—originally reported to have
the Administration, but which died
Committee
Wagner
in reach Saturday night, June
number of other measures of relative
of which
among
Tugwell-Uopelaifd
the
House
a
support, which
Oil
in
the
Senate
after
a
it out.
disputes
bill—requested
by the President;
substitute
"emergency" authority voted to the President.
Administration bill—House
passed
a
substitute resolution authorizing
investigation of the oil industry in the next few months.
Amendments to broaden
ment
the
licensing
powers
of the Agricultural Adjust¬
Administration—rejected by the Senate.
standing
farm
mortgages,
$3,000,000,000
in
bill, to provide for Federal acquisition of out¬
estimated' to require the
issuance
of
greenbacks.
than
more
>'
measure.
Old-age pensions.
Six-hour work
Patman
launched United States
small
Connery 30-hour work week bill.
power
nations.
valued
Banking and
June 16 that
Unemployment insurance
Tariffs—Gave
Reserve
to
Banking Act amendments—left to die.
$5,000,000,000, of
which
them
clarify and amend the Banking Act of 1933,
Frazier-Lemke mortgage
through
Federal
ably reported during the early part of June by the Senate
an
than half is for relief.
Taxes—Plugged
wealthy
to
of
the
which
by
Corporation
One of the bills which failed of enactment
resolution passed with
Highlights of legislation passed by the second session
Seventy-third Congress included the following:
to
defeated bonus.
Omnibus Banking bill.
the
welfare.
boards
up
12-year preparatory period.
more
more
loans
Finance
Islands—Voted
after 10- to
There
in your own individual future
was
in compensation;
Are
bank account
set
unable to obtain bank credit.
are
parties when adjournment
than
burdensome?
a
direct
Reconstruction
Philippine
greater
a
other
any
tions
interest.
on
to
Veterans—Over the President's veto, restored many reduc¬
the
action
and
businesses that
of
day
a
application
the National Housing bill, and sent it to President Roosevelt
ment.
Industry—Authorized
banks
The
m.
President
the
enforce collective bargaining guarantees under
Recovery Act.
The Senate had adjourned at
Congress brought its labors to
$2,500 to $5,000 July 1.
Labor—Empowered
Seventy-third Congress adjourned sine die at 11:45
m.
Just
from
AND
EVENTS.
of
its
former
gold
Senate;
re¬
value;
policy of keeping 25% of
mone¬
bonus
bill—passed by the House, but rejected by the
would have cost $2,400,000,000.
McLeod
about
Bank
"Pay-Off" bill to refund to depositors in closed banks
$1,815,000,000 of frozen deposits—vote in House prevented through
parliamentary strategy of House leaders.
Proposed
in silver.
day for all rail employees.
Veterans'
Birth-Control
bill—rejected
by
the
House
Judiciary
Com- -v
mittee.
Market—Brought exchanges
under
strict
Federal
control
for first time in
history.
(Crime—Authorized Federal Government to
sters
and
President
go
racketeers; voted $25,000 reward for
capture
of
"public enemies."
Air
President
aviation
United States by
On
June
1
President
to
policy.
to
cancelation
create
a
of
old
commission
contracts
to
outline
and
new
Congress
on
War
Debts
Owed
Foreign Governments.
Roosevelt
Congress in which he reviewed
Mail—Approved
directed
Roosevelt's Message
after gang¬
addressed
the situation
a
as
message
to
the
to'
war
^
debts owed the United States by
foreign governments.
In;
his message the President said:
"I can only repeat that I;
have made it clear to the debtor nations
again and again
MONTHLY REVIEW
2
to our Government has no relation
reparations payments made or owed to them,'
and that each individual nation has full and free oppor¬
tunity individually to discuss its problems -with the United
'the indebtedness
that
whatsoever to
States."
the President made the statement
people would not be disposed to place
an
impossible burden upon their debtors, but are never¬
theless in a just position to ask that substantial sacrifices
be made to meet these debts."
Earlier in his message
amendment passed the
passed it on the follow¬
ing day, June 15.
In the House on June 15 Representative
Celler indicated that the amendment had been requested by
ing amendment to the law.
This
Senate on June 14, while the House
Federal Judges all over the country.
Signed by President Roosevelt.
Reciprocal Tariff Bill
June 12 signed the
reciprocal tariff
much as 50%. The bill was signed at
and became effective immediately, automatically
Affected.
against similar products. The late
hour for signing the measure was fixed, it was explained at
the White House, in order that all customs houses might
be closed for the day, so that all could begin operations under
new administrative regulations
on June 13.
Secretary of
State Hull, Chairman Harrison of the 'Senate Finance Com¬
mittee, Chairman Doughton of the House Ways and Means
Committee, and Francis B. Sayre, Assistant Secretary of
State, were present when the President signed the bill.
The
bill was approved by the Senate on June 4 by a vote of 57
to 33.
The House, on March 29, passed a bill similar in
general purposes; with amendments added by the Senate,
the bill went back to the House, which, contrary to its
usual course of sending the measure to conference, accepted
the Senate amendments on June 6 by a vote of 154 to 53.
Congressional action was thereupon completed on the bill
and it was sent to the President for his signature.
States collected
United
President' Roosevelt
for
Provides
Signs Securities Exchange Act of 1934—
Regulation of Stock Exchanges—Com¬
Administer Act.
regulation of stock exchanges
bill for Federal
(the
placed on the statute book on
June 6, when President Roosevelt signed the bill—011 which
Congressional action was completed June 1. The bill in its
entirety, besides providing for the regulation and control
of security exchanges, also embodies amendments to the
Securities Act of 1933.
The new law provides for the crea¬
tion of a commission of five members to administer the Stock
Exchange Act, the members of which are to be appointed
by President Roosevelt. The Commission will also take over
from the Federal Trade Commission (60 days after the new
members qualify)
the administration of the Securities
Fletcher-Rayburn bill)
Act of 1933.
was
,
The New York Stock
Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
Exchange, in issuing to its members
pamphlet copies embodying the text of the
change Act of 1933
(signed by President
Securities Ex¬
Roosevelt
on
6), states that "all the provisions of the Act are effec¬
tive July 1 1934, except those having a marginal note indi¬
June
date."
cating a later effective
These marginal notes, and
provisions they affect, are as follows:
Sec.
Effective Oct. 1 1934.
5.—Transactions on Unregistered Exchanges.
National
of
6.—Registration
Sec.
period of one year, and authorizes the President to appoint
committee of five persons who will conduct a study pre¬
paratory to formulating an aviation policy.
It was
in Washington that the new law will not have any
temporary air
on
Securities
Exchanges.
'
effect
mail contracts already let by Postmaster-
President Roosevelt Signs
Silver Purchase Act.
President Roosevelt on June 19
signed the Silver Purchase
which declares it the policy of the United States
increase the proportion of silver to gold in the Nation's
Act of 1934,
to
monetary stocks until one-fourth
of the monetary value of
represented by silver. The Act imposes
a tax of 50% on profits which result from speculative activi¬
ties in silver.
The Treasury Department on June 19 issued
such stocks shall be
payments on transfers of
regulations designed to govern tax
interest in bullion under the Act.
Congressional approval of the
Final
Administration's silver
providing for a permissive increase in the nation's
monetary stocks so that silver would represent one-fourth
bill,
of the value of our monetary reserves, was
given on June 13,
without a record vote, concurred in Senate
amendments to the measure and sent it to President Roose¬
when the House,
velt for his
The House had originally
signature.
approved
On June 9 the
Senate agreed unanimously to limit debate after 3 p. m.
June 11 to 15 minutes each, and on June 11 the Senate
passed the bill by a vote of 54 to 25.
May 31 by a vote of 263 to 77.
the bill on
London "Largest Single Shipment
Says Secretary Morgenthau.
Silver Bought in
advices,
Press
Associated
11,
June
from
of Its Kind,"
Washington
stated:
Treasury has imported
5,000,000 ounces of silver from
at the New York Assay
has it stored
London and
Office.
described it as "the largest single shipment of its
came on the President Harding and was taken directly
Secretary Morgenthau
metal
The
kind."
to the
Assay Office.
The silver
presumed to be part of the metals
was
referred to by President
advocating the Silver bill.
The
President said at that time that some silver had been purchased.
It was
understood to have been paid for in gold out of the stabilization fundw
Roosevelt
Order
his
in
message
Issued
by
An order
Congress
to
Placing Embargo
Effective
Sept. 1 1934.
stated
General Farley.
The
Effective Dates of Provisions of
the
a
national commercial aviation.
limitations on air mail contracts,
Postmaster-General is authorized to conclude for
Act prescribes
new
which the
a
Federal
mission of Five to
The
designated to draft a policy of
The
signed the McKellarcommission of experts
12
June
on
mail bill which creates a
Black air
certain American exports than the
charged higher rates on
Roosevelt
President
ing tariff rates by as
repealing a number of the so-called "penalty" rates imposed
under the Tariff Act of 1930 against countries which had
Aviation—Temporary
Commercial
of
Policy
other nations,
9:15 p. m.,
Committee of Five to Formulate
and Providing for
bill, giving him authority to conclude trade agreements with
under which he may lower or raise any exist¬
Contracts
National
Contracts Not
Roosevelt Signs Air Mail Bill Limiting New
President
President Roosevelt on
receivership proceedings in the courts.
or
approving the bill May 4, the Senate by a vote of
37 to 11 defeated an amendment by Senator Frazier designed
to assist bankrupt farmers.
Following the signing by President Roosevelt on June 7
of the Corporate Bankruptcy bill, Congress passed a clarify¬
Before
"the American
that
bankruptcy
of
on
Silver Exports Except Under License
of Treasury Morgenthau.
Secretary
placing an embargo on exports
of silver, except
of the
which
was put into force a year ago in the case of gold exports.
Sec.
9.—Prohibition Against Manipulation
of Security Prices.
Pro¬
Secretary Morgenthau's order, which was issued with the
vision (a) (6) effective Oct. 1 1934.
approval of the President, barring exports of silver, except
Sec. 10.—Regulation of the Use of Manipulative and Deceptive Devices.
from licensing requirements, fabricated
silver, ores and
Effective Oct. 1 1934.
,
metals containing silver in relatively small amounts and
Sec. 11.—Segregation and Limitation of Functions of Members, Brokers,
Sec.
Sec.
8.—Restrictions on
Effective Oct.
and
Oct.
Sec.
Sec.
Oct.
1
Sec.
1
1934 ;
13.—Periodical and Other Reports.
Effective Oct.
14.—Proxies.
1
15.—Over-the-counter Markets.
Sec.
17.—Accounts
Others.
and
Records,
Effective Oct.
Principal
Reports,
Report "On Information
Stockholders.
Effective
Examinations
of Exchanges,
Effective Oct. 1 1934.
Securities.
Effective
Respect to Exchanges and
President
Roosevelt Signs
Adoption
of
Report
by
Congress—Clarifying
Amendment Passed.
signed the corporate
bank¬
ruptcy law, designed to facilitate the release of corporations
receivership.
With the adoption on June 1 by the
Senate of the conference report on the corporate bank¬
from
action on the measure was com¬
pleted.
The House adopted the conference report on
May 29.
The bill passed the Senate on May 4 without a
record vote; it passed the House on June 5 1933 and was
sent to conference to adjust the differences.
The measure
extend relief to financially distressed corpora¬
tions through permitting reorganization without the necessity
is designed to
on
tax
at
for
Governing Tax
Foreign
Customers
on
to
and Relief."
Washington
issued by the Bureau of
on
June 27
(incident to
permitting silver brokers dealing for
customers outside the United States to pre¬
silver),
the account of
memoranda required for these transactions and swear
"on information and belief."
It was pointed out
to
them
in
Washington advices, June 27, to the
85 the
randum
New York "Times"
foregoing is taken), that under Regula¬
owner was required to submit a sworn memo¬
transfer, the name and
who transferred it, the one to whom it
giving the date of the silver
address of the person
was
On June 7 President Roosevelt
ruptcy bill, Congressional
Revenue
tion
Corporate.-Bankruptcy Bill Following
Conference
Bureau
Acting
(from which the
Effective Oct. 1 1934.
Securities Exchanges.
Internal
pare
1934.
30.—Foreign
Brokers
Supplementary regulations were
1 1934.
18.—Liability for Misleading Statements.
with
Revenue
Internal
1934.
19.—Powers
1
of
Silver—Permits
1934.
and
Regulations
Effective Oct. 1 1934.
Sec.
Sec.
(a)
1 1934.
Effective Oct. 1 1934.
Sec.
Oct.
Provision
the
and
Officers
16.—Directors,
Members
was
foreign silver coins.
1934.
1
Requirements
for Securities.
remainder of section effective Sept.
12.—Registration
effective
issued on June 28 by Secretary
Treasury Morgenthau.
The order is similar to that
under license,
1 1934.
Effective Oct.
Dealers.
Sec.
Sec.
Effective Oct. 1 1934.
Borrowing by Members, Brokers, and Dealers.
7.—Margin Requirements.
transferred, the interest in the silver to
be transferred,
and the manner of acquisition, whether or
"wash sale" was involved and the allowed expenses.
the price, the date
not
a
President
Roosevelt
Signs
Road Construction
Bill, Authorizing
$522,000,000 for Three-year Program.
President Roosevelt
on
June 18 signed the
Hayden-Cart-
wright Bill, designed to stabilize highway construction with
Federal and State funds.
The Conference report on the bill
was
approved by the House and Senate on June 9.
The Act
expenditures of $522,000,000, and allocates $450,-
authorizes
000,000 for Federal participation with the States
in highway
July
construction.
Legislative action on the Housing Bill was completed on
June 18, when both House and Senate approved a conference
be used as a
Of this amount $200,000,000 will
be
matched by the States before it can be expended.
The
balance of $72,000,000 will be applied over a period of three
years to highway activities in National parks,
National
forests, Indian reservations and public lands.
At the time
of signing the bill, the President issued a statement stressing
Federal
the
grant, while
determination
of
remaining $250,000,000 must
the
Administration
his
to
report on the
House
matched emergency
was
The bill provides for a Federal Housing Administration,
specified in the
as
Senate measure, rather than the Home
Corporation created by the House bill.
President is authorized to appoint a Federal Housing
Administrator at a salary of $10,000, and he will direct the
Report
Loans
Loans-to-Industry Bill Approved by Con¬
on
RFC
by
Federal
and
Board—Maximum
Reserve
Insurance
The
and Signed by President Roosevelt—Provides $580,000,000
gress
for
the night of June 18, and after a short de¬
on
approved at 10.36 p. m.
at 10.40 p. m.
Credit
Conference
The Senate passed
The documents were then
taken to the Senate, where Senator Robinson moved the
adoption of the report, which was approved without debate
for relief purposes.
States
to
originally passed by the
June 16 by a vote of 71 to 12 and sent it to con¬
The conference report was called up in the House
at 10 o'clock
bate
was
on
ference.
outright
stop
The bill
measure.
June 13, by a vote of 176 to 19.
on
the bill
"Un¬
grants," he said, "are to be abandoned
and there is to be a return to the established plan which
requires that the States shall meet the Federal Government
half way in paying the cost of new construction."
of road funds
grants
9
MONTHLY REVIEW
1934.]
construction
Maturity Set at Five Years,
and
the legislation.
modernization
contemplated
program
by
The bill would make it possible for financial
approved a conference
institutions to convert short-term mortgages to 20-year in¬
report on the Administration's bill to provide for Federal
sured amortized mortgages to protect homeowners, and is
designed to aid the renovation and construction of homes
The Senate and House, on June 16,
loans to industry, and sent the measure to the White
for President Roosevelt's signature.
The President
the bill
with
approval, on June 16, was re¬
vote of 190 to 4, while the Senate approved the
on
corded by a
private capital, but with Government aid and
In Six-line Amendment
report on the same date without a record vote.
The
bill,
mately $280,000,000 by the Federal Reserve Board.
a
that
be
could
$500,000.
The
to
organization
one
any
In
Loans
This
The
banks will set up in each Federal Reserve District an Ad¬
visory Board of from three to five business
that loans
obtain
shall
be
made
only
to
corporations
requisite financial assistance
from the usual
"unable to
sources," and that they shall be made "on
which
result
to claim
Insurance—Maximum
Amount
Raised
President Roosevelt
one
year
to the White House
measure was sent
Senate
adopted
the conference
they
of
cepted by the House
on
the preceding day (June 11).
the
this
separate bill.
a
as
enable
to
year
members
of
reduction.
crop
$3,000 fine if they entered into
a
would
amendment
be
allow
to
members
who
wish
in distress and cannot pay the mortgages on their homes,
are
from the
Home Owners Loan Corporation.
may
borrow under the several farm relief acts.
now
The establishment
The
report which had been
act' passed
an
Bill Providing for Establishment of Federal Credit Union System
Passed by Congress and Signed by President.
provided for in
June 12 when the
on
Loan
to
June 16 signed the bill extending
on
the temporary plan for deposit insurance.
Owners
Home
Government.
Similarly members
$5,000.
for
Congress voted itself the
the
from
money
subjected members of Congress to
to obtain loans
Deposit
Housing Bill,
Act, only six lines long, nullified provisions of the Criminal Code
The
a
President Roosevelt Signs Bill Extending for One Year Temporary
for
changes
contracts with the
reasonable and sound basis."
Plan
the
to
borrow
to
proposal originally was killed when it appeared
amendment
This
reasonable basis
a
on
denied,
Congress to receive Government benefit payments for
It specifies
men.
amendment
hitherto
Corporation and various farm loan agencies.
provides that the Federal Reserve
measure
six-line
a
right,
be
would
Press advices from Wash¬
ington June 23:
five-year maturity, and the maximum amount
loaned
Housing Bill Congress Votes to Itself
Associated
We quote as follows
capital to small industries in a total amount of $300,000,000
by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and approxi¬
would have
to
Right to Borrow from HOLC.
finally drawn, provides for loans for working
as
super¬
vision.
House
19.
June
House
signed
by
ac¬
a
of
bill
a
Federal
passed by
vote of 180 to 2; the Senate
a
Credit
the
on
Union
House
the
System is
on
the House amendments to the bill previously passed
Senate
and House conferees reached agreement on June 7 on the dis¬
by the Senate.
puted provisions of the bill. The measure extends the tem¬
Federal deposit insurance law for one year from
July 1, covering deposits as large as $5,000, as compared
President
velt
porary
was
June
16,
date accepted
same
[May 10]
The signing of the bill by President Roose¬
announced
on
June 26.
Roosevelt Signs
Bill Providing for Free Foreign
Trade
Zones at American Ports.
with
a maximum of $2,500 in the original law.
It also au¬
thorizes the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to purchase
and lend on assets in banks closed between Dec. 31 1929 and
Jan. 31 1934, with assets appraised "in anticipation of an
orderly liquidation
the basis of forced
pression."
period of years rather than
a
are
members
Deposit Insurance Corporation but not of the
System may have until 1937 to become
Reserve
members of
the
latter.
From
Washington dispatch June 18 to the New York "Herald
a
Tribune"
on
period of business de¬
a
The bill provides that banks which
of the Federal
Federal
over
selling values in
On June 18 President Roosevelt signed the bill providing
for duty-free foreign trade zones at American ports.
The deposit
insurance plan is ex¬
tended to include Alaska and Hawaii, and a
separate fund
is established for the insurance of. deposits in mutual
savings
banks.
The
encourage
and
Administration's
President
Signs
Conference
Communications
Control
Creates Seven-man Commission to Assume
of All
Report
was
completed
on
was
Bill—Measure
June 9, when the Senate and
by the conferees.
originally approved by the House on June 2,
Senate had passed a similar
As finally approved on June
communications
over
measure
9, the bill creates
Communications Commission to
assume
which
on
a new
May 15.
Federal
the
regulatory func¬
formerly exercised
were
by the Federal Radio Commission and the Inter-State Com¬
Commission.
The
agencies
measure
to expedite and
Secretary of Commerce to
corporations, partnerships
or
establish, operate and maintain foreign-trade
adjacent to ports of entry.
'
Only
one
such
zone
may
zones
in
be established at
one
port, unless the port falls within more than one State, in which event
one
may
be permitted for each State.
while in these
tions of
zones
the customs
brought from the
President Signs
Foreign and domestic merchandise,
for handling or processing, will be free from the opera¬
requirements.
zones
They will be subject to these laws only
into non-free territory for domestic consumption.
Kerr Bill Designed to Control Tobacco Production
Through Imposition of Taxes
Regulatory Control
House both approved a conference
agreement; the President
June 19 signed the bill as agreed upon
on
merce
their
a
on
Output Above Quotas.
Wire and Radio Services.
cations bill
tions
as
on
Congressional approval of the Administration's Communi¬
after the
to
described
was
It authorizes the
municiDalities,
and associations
or
The
The bill
quote:
foreign commerce.
States,
permit
if
Congress Approves
we
Foreign-Trade Zone Act
new
Kerr
through
a
bill,
control
tobacco
June
28
production
in the case of cotton by the Bankhead Act,
given final Congressional approval
was
to
to
system of punitive taxation somewhat similar to
that provided
In
designed
the
measure
was
signed by
on
June 18 and
on
President Roosevelt.
approving the bill the Senate made several amendments
legislation as passed by the House, but these were
the
quickly accepted by the latter body
on
June 18.
The final
text of the bill would penalize tobacco growers who exceeded
quotas allotted by the Agricultural Adjustment Administra¬
tion.
Certain exceptions are permitted the Secretary of
Agriculture in the case of growers who fail to sign volun¬
Commission
(to be known
as
the Federal
Com¬
tary contracts to cut production.
munications
Commission) will be composed of seven mem¬
bers, and is designed to regulate inter-State and foreign com¬
merce
in wire and radio communications
so as
able to the people of the United States
"rapid, efficient,
nation-wide and world-wide wire and radio."
Charges were
made before the conference report was
adopted that the Ad¬
ministration was seeking through the bill to
control the radio
and
violating the freedom of the
was
President
Roosevelt
Signs
National
press.
Bill—National
10%.
The Administration's housing
bill, which
the National Housing Act, was signed
as
velt
is to be known
by President Roose¬
on
June
27.
by the President
a
building material
Lumber
Dealers'
housing
program.
Coincident with the approval of the
bill
10% reduction in the price of lumber and
was
announced
Association
At the
dered
to
same
by
aid
the
the
National
Retail
Administration's
time General
Johnson
or¬
a revision of the "model
mark-up" in the Retail Lum¬
ber Code to make possible reductions to
consumers.
Designed
Boards to
Labor Disputes
Resolution
Passed
by
Congress
to
Enable President to Avert Strikes Through
Investigate Controversies—Is Substitute for Wagner
Bill.
A
compromise labor disputes measure, designed to avoid
and authorizing President Roosevelt to appoint
to investigate labor controversies which may arise
strikes,
boards
under the labor section of the National Industrial Recovery
Housing
Retail Lumber Dealers Cut Prices
President Signs
to make avail¬
approved by both the House and Senate on June
signed by President Roosevelt on June 19.
The
legislation, introduced as a joint resolution, was proposed
by the Administration as a substitute for the Wagner
Act,
was
16, and
was
Labor Disputes Bill.
It was passed by the Hbuse without
record vote, and on the roll call in the Senate only three
Senators opposed it, but they later asked that their negative
a
votes
be
changed
amendment
to
proposed
affirmative.
by
Senator
The
Senate
LaFollette
added
stating
an
that
nothing in the resolution shall prevent the right of employees
to strike.
This was readily accepted by the House.
The
life of the resolution is
one
year.
MONTHLY
4
effective
Congress.
On June 28 President
Roosevelt signed the Frazier-Lemke
On June 18 both the Senate and House
bill.
farm bankruptcy
adopted the conference report on the bill, the Senate ac¬
cepting the report by a vote of 60 to 16 and the House
agreeing to the report without a record vote.
The previous
action on the bill was registered by Congress during the
preceding week, when the Senate on June 13 passed the
Frazier bill, and the House on June 16, by a vote of 133 to
the Lemke bill as a substitute for the Senate
a Washington account June 18 to the New
York "Times" it was stated that the bill, hitherto opposed
16, passed
In
measure.
be reported to a neutral, confidential agency; they shall become
immediately without a waiting period for powerful competitors
prices
Frazier-Lemke Farm Bankruptcy Bill Passed by
President Signs
REVIEW
Administration leaders, but the sponsorship of which
adopted by Senator Long, was approved by Congress
that day as the price to be paid for adjournment.
the original proposal into line with their own figures; prices may
48 hours, but they may be cut right away and
to argue
be revised upward for
not
reported.
so
Bill Providing
of Commodity Exchanges
Through
for Federal Regulation
Congress—Measure Had Gone
by
of Passage
Fails
House.
June 4, passed, without a record vote, the
The House, on
providing for Federal regulation and control of the com¬
modity exchanges. The measure was taken up unexpectedly,
under a suspension of the rules, and debate was limited to
40 minutes.
The measure would provide for the regulation
bill
This bill failed of passage
grain and cotton exchanges.
by
of
was
by the
seventy-third Congress.
United
States
Handled Cases Involving 2,000,000
Has
NLB
1,750,000 Have Had Disputes Satisfactorily
Shows Two-thirds of Controversies Are in
Connection with
The National Labor Board
10
by
Board.
time of
the
between
workers
summer
and its 19 regional labor boards
industrial disputes affecting 2,000,000
Senator Wagner, Chairman of the National Labor
Of that number, 1,750,000 employees "have been re¬
adjusted,"
Senator Wagner revealed
statement said.
the
total number of cases handled
that about two-thirds of the
Individual
Emergency
Loan
$400 in Drouth Areas of 15 Mid-Western
maximum
that may
amount
the emergency crop loan
from
States.
fund of 1934 for the
of summer fallowing and for seed for winter wheat
has been raised from $250 to $400 in the drouth areas of
mid-western
according to a statement made at
States,
Washington, June 15, by S. M. Garwood, Production Credit
Commissioner of the Farm Credit Administration. The state¬
that
ment said
stockman who has already ob¬
farmer or
a
loan and has satisfactory security
may secure a supplemental advance for summer fallowing
or for seed for winter wheat provided his total loan does
an
emergency crop
not exceed
$400.
Following
the 15 States in which are located the areas
are
Arizona, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Montana,
New
Mexico,
and
South
Dakota,
Nebraska, Nevada,
Texas, Wisconsin
Wyoming.
North
of Seven
Representatives
Sign
States
and
Women
Protecting
Oklahoma,
Dakota,
Pennsylvania and Five
Minors
New
Compact for Legislation
Industry—New
York,
in
England States in First Inter-
England States, meeting at Concord, N. H., on May 29, signed
the first inter-State compact in the history of the Nation as
step to protect women and minors in industry.
the only
was
but
as
a
an
Vermont
New England State to fail to sign the compact,
representative of Vermont participated in conference
observer.
After signing the compact the delegates
heard Governor Winant of New
Hampshire read a message
congratulations at
President Roosevelt expressing his
from
The compact, before becoming
effective, must be ratified by the Legislatures of the seven
the
completion of the pact.
States.
Interpreted
as
Reflecting Improvement in General Business.
are
flecting improvement in
reported an unusual demand for
general
business, particularly in
small business.
Adopt New Policy Eliminating Price Fixing—Many Codes
Be Revised in Accordance with Plan, Which Contemplates
Anti-trust
of
Combinations
Against
Laws
Maintaining* Prices.
National
revision
Recovery
of many
eliminate
price
of
enforcement
Administration
announced
on
policy that will require the
codes to allow freer competition and to
fixing.
the
The
in
cases
new
anti-trust
designed to maintain prices.
be fixed
plan
laws
contemplates
against
They will receive a salary of
1.
Associated Press
principles of
be
investigated
Fixing, of even a minimum price will be allowed
only in cases of de¬
business firms, employ¬
ment or wage levels.
Then only the National Recovery Administration
shall have the right to determine what is the minimum price to be fixed
and it shall be "the lowest reasonable coet"—not a profit-covering figure
monstrable
for the
3.
other
emergency,
threatening destruction of
majority of enterprises.
Open price
posting—which means letting all competitors know every
be allowed only on these terms: That the
competitor's price—will
$10,000 a year.
Reciprocal Tariff Pacts.
Executive Order signed on
June 27 and
made
public June 29, outlined procedure
whereby interested persons may present their views regard¬
ing contemplated reciprocal trade agreements before such
agreements are actually concluded.
All such persons, ac¬
cording to the Order, may give information to a committee,
to be known as the Committee of Reciprocity Information,
in
Roosevelt,
an
of State,
Secretary of Agriculture,
the National Recovery Administration, the Chairman of the
Tariff Commission, and the special advisor to the President
on
foreign trade.
President Roosevelt also announced on
June 29 that Secretary of State Hull will be in charge of
negotiating reciprocal treaties under the Tariff Bargaining
Act.
It was likewise announced that the Interdepartmental
Committee on Foreign Trade Agreements held its first meet¬
Secretary of Commerce, the
the
ing
on
cis B.
Roosevelt
President
President
Committee
Creates
Roosevelt
the Committee
duct
chairmanship of Fran¬
June 28, under the temporary
Sayre, Assistant Secretary of State.
on
Economic Security to
Legislation.
the creation
delegated to con¬
June 29 announced
on
Economic
on
Security,
investigations in preparation for a program
of social
legislation "to reduce the economic hazards and insecurity
of modern industrial and agricultural life."
This Commit¬
will
tee
suggested legislation for submission to
formulate
Congress,
to
and
States
to governmental
subdivisions, in
Congress,
plans for social legislation and said
that he would submit a detailed program at the next session.
in
which
The
he
outlined
Committee
appointed by the
Agriculture
President
includes
the
and the Treasury, the
Attorney-General, and Harry L. Hopkins, Federal Emergency
of
Labor,
Relief Administrator.
Commissions Appointed to
Regulate the Stoctt[Exchange and
Administer the New Communications
Act.
President Roosevelt, on
June 30, in an eleventh hour rush
to clear his desk before departing for a month's vacation,
disposed of a number of' important matters, including the
appointment of commissions to regulate the Stock Exchange
and administer the
prices which
and a correction required
Wilfully destructive price cutting is forbidden, and any
unreasonably low may
they are found to be unfair.
2.
combinations
policy as follows:
appear
if
Smith of Massachusetts.
S.
Machinery Established for Negotiating
the
A minimum price would only
of definite emergency.
Washington advices of June 7 summarized the
new
and Edwin
Illinois,
Secretaries
June 7 that it will adopt a new
the
of
accordance with the President's recent message to
to
Enforcement
Harry Alvin
Lloyd Garrison of Wisconsin, Chairman;
Millis
of
The Treasury interpreted the demand as re¬
of the year.
Executive
an
under
Study Program of Social
quarter-dollars and half-dollars which has sprung up within
the last few months, and which is unprecedented for this time
The
issued
in
the joint Congressional resolution
granting him authority to settle labor controversies by
appointing a board of three members to mediate in disputes
until the expiration of the National Industrial Recovery
Act.
The new board bears the designation of the National
Labor Relations Board, and it supplants the National Labor
Board, the existence of which will terminate on July 9
under the President's order.
The members of the new Board
:
The Treasury on June 11
to
Order
Roosevelt,
acted
29,
June
Treasury Reports Unprecedented Demand for Small Silver Coins—
NRA
Board—
consisting of members appointed by the Secretary
Compact in Nation's History.
Representatives of New York, Pennsylvania and five New
a
President Roosevelt of National Labor Relations
To Supersede National Labor Board.
President
regulation applies:
to which the new
State
with National banks, was held on
13 by the Florida Supreme Court, to be free of conflicts
State's rights.
President
be loaned to one indi-
consolidation of
Act of 1933, providing for
companies
trust
Increased to
purpose
tained
The Banking
State
Creation by
of
Amount
for
Consolidations Held Not to
with
Maximum
of 1933 Upheld by Florida Court—Provision
Invade States' Rights.
Glass Banking Act
June
bargaining.
15
jurisdiction of the right to hear suits against the Federal
Government on annual renewable term insurance contracts
issued under the War Risk Insurance Act is invalid.
where provision is made for collective
Recovery Act,
vidual
held
disputes over Section 7 (a) of the National Indus¬
involved
The
which pre¬
Economy Act of 1933, on June 4
that the section of the law which deprives courts of
Supreme Court, in two cases
The United States
sented its first ruling on the
work, kept at work, or had their other disputes
turned to
trial
organization late last
report made public June
their
and June 1, according to a
Court Invalidates Section of Economy
United States on Renewable
Supreme
Forbidding Suits Against
Veterans' Insurance.
Adjusted—Report
Section 7(a) of NIRA.
have handled cases of
Act
Workers, of Whom
Joseph
P.
Securities
Commission
Chairman.
Robert
E.
James M.
new
Kennedy,
Others
Healy,
on
Communications Act.
of
the
York,
New
for
was
named
the Commission are:
Vermont, two-year term.
Landis, Massachusetts, three-year term.
George O. Matthews, Wisconsin, four-year term.
Ferdinand Pecora,
New York,
one-year
term.
The Communications Commission:
Eugene 0. Sykes, Chairman, of Mississippi,
Thad H. Brown,
Ohio, six-year term.
on
the
five-year term, and will be
seven-year
term.
July
1934.]
Norman
MONTHLY
REVIEW
Case, Rhode Island, four-year term.
Hampson Gary, Texas,
one-year
National
term.
Paul
members
of
the
include two members
of
out
of
the
old
which
Radio Commission,
suggested
existence.
named
Commission to Report
bill
Francisco,
and signed
air
mail
by President Roosevelt
laws
Congress
and
to
A
Roosevelt
States
Supreme
Signs
Federal Procedure
Court Power
Federal Courts.
Prescribe
to
Giving
Act,
Uniform
United
Rules for
on
June 19
at law.
When
most
important steps ever taken in the improvement of
judicial system."
The President added that under the
our
Act
complicated system which had resulted in much
a
con¬
Supreme Court."
Attorney-General Cummings, in
terpretation of the problem and it seems quite certain that
recovery will lead to a revival of the question and
settlements.
One new factor, which
unquestionably
led to defaults
by all countries with the exception of Fin¬
land, appeared in the matter when the June 15 instalment
world
new
transactions
behalf
statement
a
on
June 19,
of
General
will
serve as a
inclined
ally
we
out the
States, and that eventu¬
shall have a uniform system of procedure through¬
country, in the Federal and State courts alike."
President\Roosevelt Signs Executive
Order Allocating $150,000,000
Relief—Money Is Part of $525,000,000 Appropriated
for Drouth
by Congress.
Roosevelt,
in
an
Executive
Order
issued
allocated $150,000,000 for the purpose of drouth
23,
relief
in the West and
taken from
Middle West.
This amount will
be
the
$525,000,000 appropriated at the recent ses¬
sion of Congress and will be spent as follows:
$12,500,000
for Civilian Conservation Corps
camps; $25,000,000 for loans
to farmers for seed, feed, freight, summer
fallowing and
similar purposes; $56,250,000 for Federal
Emergency Relief
Administration loans to States;
$12,500,000 for the purchase
of
lands
in
drouth-stricken areas,
and $43,750,000 for the
other disposition of seed, feed and
transportation thereof."
v
"purchase, sales, gift
livestock and
for
or
President\Roosevelt Signs
Retirement
of
the Railway Pension Bill, Providing for
Railway Employees at 65 on Pensions.
President Roosevelt on June 27 signed the
Railway Pen¬
sion bill, providing for
compulsory retirement with the pay¬
ment of annuities.
The measure creates a
Railway Retire¬
Board
ment
President.
or
of
three
members,
to
be
appointed
Railway employees who reached 65
by
the
years of age
who
completed 30 years of service would be paid an
annuity, based on the service paid, and determined by multi¬
plying the number of years of service (not exceeding
30)
by the following percentages of monthly pay:
2% of the
first
$50; 1%% of the next $100, and 1% of the compensa¬
$150. No portion of monthly compensation above
tion above
$300 would
be considered in determining the
annuity to
Retirement would be compulsory for employees at
65, but the railroad and the employee might, by an
agree¬
be paid.
ment with the
Board, extend the time for retirement to 70
The Railway Pensions bill was
originally passed in
the Senate on June 14
by a vote of 65 to 0. It was approved
by the House on June 15, and a conference
report was
accepted by both House and Senate on June 18.
years.
Railroad Labor
Bill
Passed
Roosevelt—Measure
Congress, just
by
Congress and Signed by President
Railway Labor Act of 1926.
Amends
before adjournment,
passed
the Railroad
Labor bill, which amends the
Railway Labor Act of 1926.
The newly-enacted measure was
signed by President Roose¬
velt on June 21.
It provides for the creation of
a National
Adjustment
Board to mediate in railway labor
The Adjustment Board is created with
four
disputes.
divisions, each
composed
of
roads and
employees, and each permitted
an
equal
number
of
representatives
to choose
of
rail¬
a
neutral
The bill permits the establishment of
regional or
system boards of adjustment if the railroads and
member.
employees
wish to create such boards
voluntarily. The present Board
of Mediation of five members is
succeeded by a National
Mediation Board of only three members.
President Roosevelt Appoints Board to
Investigate
Strike—Pacific Coast Walkout Continues to
Longshoremen's
Tie
Up Shipping
Executive Order Names Agency Under
Authority of New Law.
President
Roosevelt, acting for the first time
under the
resolution approved June 19 which
provides
him with the power to establish
boards to handle labor dis¬
putes, issued on June 26 an Executive Order
creating the
authority of
country
the
would
the
a
complete
States
or
partial
Government.
default
on
Attorneymaking token
ruling that countries
thereby escape the stigma of default
not
British
method
in
United
Cummings's
payments
payment
This is the Johnson
Act, which prohibits
the United States capital market in
in
Government to
of
keeping
the
discontinue
debts
alive,
the
token
and
other
countries that previously made token
payments followed the
precedent set by Great Britain.
The net result, attributable
purely to the Johnson Act, is
of
payments
approximating
would have been made in
President
June
any
obligations to
expressed the hope that "the system of procedural rules pre¬
scribed by the Supreme Court for the Federal trial courts
model for the several
The
terminating the matter, with only a remote likeli¬
scale, whatever, will be resumed
future, but this hardly appears to be a reasonable in¬
loan
of
controversy
hood that payments on
any
in the
date was reached.
system
debts
as
tific, correlated
the
war
European countries
regard
fusion would be supplanted by
"a simplified, flexible, scien¬
procedural rules prescribed by
the
phase
Congress thus
relinquished its right to establish procedure, it took what
President Roosevelt described in a statement as "one of the
in
her engagements towTard the
United States Government.
now reached is one that almost all
signed the Federal Pro¬
giving to the United States Supreme Court the
to prescribe uniform rules of practice and procedure
power
reached
was
complete default, leaving only Finland to honor
coir®letely
cedure Act,
for Federal courts in actions
phase
when the Governments that made token
pay¬
theretofore decided to join the list of countries in
ments
,
President Roosevelt
new
June 15,
on
President
to report
Intergovernmental Debts.
to
report
"Ap¬
McGrady,
the
June 12, revising the
on
Commission
a
the
on
Recovery
Department of Labor, and ordered the Board
regarding its activities and findings.
aviation policy.
an
on
creating
long¬
the
shipping
Administration Administrator
labor, and O. K. Gushing, a San Francisco attorney.
The President created the new
agency in connection with
Aviation Policy.
on
investigate
for
passed by Congress during its recent session,
was
to
hampered
the appointment of the board.
The President
Chairman Archbishop Edward J. Hanna of San
while the other members are Edward F.
as
Assistant National
Bill Passed by Congress Revising Air Mail Laws and Creating
A
Board
has
carried the notation,
They are Chairman Sykes and
Mr. Brown.
Mr. Sykes, Mr. Walker, Mr. Stuart and Mr.
Gary are Democrats, while Mr. Brown, Mr. Case and Mr.
Payne are Republicans.
passes
which
proval recommended, Frances
Perkins, Secretary of Labor."
Miss Perkins intervened in an effort
to end the strike and
Commission
Communications
new
strike
Pacific Coast for several weeks.
The strike 'began on May 9.
The President's Executive Order
Walker, Oklahoma, five-year term.
The
Longshoremen's
shoremen's
George Henry Payne, New York, two-year term.
Irvin Stuart, Texas,
three-year term.
5
whole
war
a
loss to the
$10,000,000
June, and
a
United
which
States
otherwise
further eclipse of the
debts question.
The payment received
by the United States Government
from Finland on June 15 amounted to
$166,538, which is the
full sum due from that
country.
It was made clear in dis¬
patches from Ilelsingfors
to the United
States
in
that
Finland
considers her
debt
a
special category, since it resulted
from large grain
shipments from America when the Finns
were badly in need of assistance in
1918.
Payment for the
grain was made in cash at the time, but
subsequently Fin¬
land required substantial amounts of
foreign exchange and
the United States was
requested to repay the sums and fund
the
amoqnt in a long-term loan. This was done, and in the
circumstances
no
thought of repudiation is said to exist,
though Finland is quite as much pressed by the diffi¬
culties of the world depression as
any other country
even
.
British procedure in connection with the war
debts was
matter of keen debate until that
Government sent a com¬
munication to the United States on June 5
a
announcing that
no
payment
would
be
forthcoming.
The
British
decision
was
postponed until after President Roosevelt sent his
long
awaited war debts message to
Congress on June 1, but when
that communication failed to introduce
new factors the de¬
communicated without further
delay.
Czechoslovakia and other countries that had been
cision to default
Italy,
was
making token payments adopted the policy of the British
Government.
The payment by Finland thus
was the only
one
received
against instalments due
on
June 15
of
$174,-f
647,439 and unpaid balances of $303,196,205 payable
against
previous instalments.
Both
debts
the
legalistic and the practical aspects of the war
were surveyed in the statements and
problem again
communications published in June.
his message to Congress on June
President
Roosevelt, in
1, commented on the fact
that the debts have gravely complicated our
trade and finan¬
cial relationships with the
borrowing nations for many years.
He remarked on the important part the loans
played in the
war and the subsequent
reconstruction period and
pointed
out that the funds were borrowed from
the citizens of the
United States, through the
Government, and that the citizens
would have to be taxed to the
degree payments are not made.
Calling upon the debtors to make a determined effort to
meet their obligations, he added that the
American people
would not be disposed to place
impossible burdens upon their
debtors.
"The peoples of the debtor nations will
also bear
in mind," Mr. Roosevelt
said, "that the American people
are certain to be
swayed by the use which the debtor countries
make of their available resources—wdiether
such resources
would be applied for the purposes of
recovery as well as
for reasonable payments on the
debts, or for purposes of
unproductive nationalistic expenditures or like
purposes."
The American position that the debts have no
relation what¬
ever to reparations
payments was reiterated and Mr. Roose¬
velt also declared again that the door
always is open to
individual discussion by any debtor of the
problem with the
In a negative sense the
message
left no doubt that token payments would
not permit the
debtors to escape the stigma of default.
United States Government.
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States Government.
The primary question from the British
attitude were dispelled on
viewpoint relates to the amount that should be paid, having
Government sent a communication re¬ regard to all the circumstances of these debts.
stating cogently the arguments advanced in December 1932,
Germany Defaults.
when it was stated that the whole system of inter-govern¬
mental war debt obligations had broken down.
To date
Officials of the German Government and the Reichsbank
Britain has paid the United States twice what she received
issued on June 14 an announcement of a complete transfer
from 'her own debtors, it was remarked, and figures were
moratorium, "until further notice," on long- and mediumcited to show that the present settlement imposes on the
term external indebtedness of the German Government as
British people "a burden which is both inequitable in itself
well as all German nationals, and by this action they in¬
and unreasonable in relation to the treatment accorded other
countries."
The balanced budget attained in Great Britain augurated a diplomatic controversy which still is in prog¬
ress.
The so-called Dawes and Young loans of the German
is really of no significance in this connection, the note stated,
Government were included in the moratorium despite many
as the problem is one of transfers, and "the attempt to trans¬
warnings that such measures could not be viewed with
fer amounts of this magnitude would as its immediate effect
equanimity by Great Britain, France and other countries
cause a sharp depreciation of sterling against the dollar,
that urged their central banks to aid in the flotations.
The
which, as his Majesty's Government understand, would not
quasi-political character of the two external loans of the
be consistent with the monetary policy of the United States
Reich is not open to question, and the concern of the British
Government."
and French Governments quickly found expression in special
Taking all circumstances into consideration, the British
measures for impounding exchange due Germans.
It is the
Government would have been quite prepared to make a fur¬
announced intention of Great Britain to pay such impounded
ther payment in acknowledgement of the debts and without
sums to British holders of Dawes and Young plan bonds,
prejudice to their right again to present the case of its
unless arrangements can be made diplomatically for taking
readjustment, on the assumption the President again would
care of the debt service.
declare he did not consider Great Britain in default, the
The German moratorium was not unexpected, since the
note stated.
But it appears that in consequence of recent
Reichsbank
reserves
of gold and gold exchange have
legislation no such declaration would now be possible, and
dwindled almost to the vanishing point, leaving a note cover
in this situation the procedure adopted by common agree¬
ment in 1933 no longer is practicable.
Setting forth the that is purely nominal. At the debt conference in Berlin,
during May, a virtual moratorium was announced by the
alternatives of complete payment or suspension, the British
German authorities on the long- and medium-term debts of
Government remarked with regret that "they could not ac¬
German municipalities, corporations and banks for a period
cept the responsibility of adopting a course which would
of six months.
That conference was concluded with an
revive the whole system of inter-governmental debt pay¬
ments."
Resumption of full payments to the United States offer by the Germans to pay 3% funding bonds for a period
of six months, or scrip cashable at 40% of its face value
would necessitate corresponding demands by Great Britain
after the expiration of the six months' period.
Swiss and
for full payment from her own war debtors, it was remarked.
Dutch representatives at Berlin indicated that such terms
"Such procedure," the note added, "would throw a bomb¬
would not prove acceptable, and the moratorium announce¬
shell into the European arena which would have financial
ment disposed of any question of preferential treatment for
and economic repercussions over all five continents and
bondholders in those countries.
It also raised the problem of
would postpone indefinitely the chances of world recovery.
the Dawes and Young loans, since these were included in
Accordingly, his Majesty's Government are reluctantly com¬
All
June
the British
doubts as to
5,
when that
pelled to take the only other course open to them.
they wish to reiterate that, while suspending further
But
pay¬
possible to discuss an ultimate settle¬
inter-governmental war debts with a reasonable
ments until it becomes
of
ment
prospect of agreement, they have no intention of repudiating
their obligations, and will be prepared to enter upon further
discussions of the subject at any time when in the opinion
of the President such discussion would be likely to produce
results of value."
of State Cordell Hull's reply to the British
public on June 12, introduced a new factor into
situation for a time.
In view of the emphasis placed
Secretary
note, made
the
Hull suggested that
might be attempted
by means of payments in kind, or in other words, in goods,
Sympathetic note was taken of the British arguments, but
in three particulars Mr. Hull felt it necessary to enter ob¬
jections.
He pointed out that Britain was not regarded
as in default previous to June 15,
by virtue of President
Roosevelt's personal statements when token payments were
made, and added that Britain would not have to pay the
full instalment due as well as arrears of previous instal¬
by Britain on the transfer problem, Mr.
some discharge of the British war debt
The Secre¬
the linking of debts due
the United States Government and the debts due Britain
from her creditors.
The complete independence of such
transactions was emphasized, and Mr. Hull remarked that
"the British Government undertook to borrow under its
own name and on its own credit standing, and repayment
was not made contingent
upon the fate of debts due the
British
Government."
Disappointment was
expressed,
finally, in the British intimation that further discussion
will be postponed until such time as the President deems
"results of value" likely.
The United States Government
adheres to the opinion that a situation of this kind neces¬
sarily calls for the initiation of proposals by the debtor and
not by the creditor, the note stated.
"For instance," the
Secretary said, "no proposal has ever been presented to this
Government looking toward payments in kind to an extent
that might be found mutually practicable and agreeable."
A British answer, which is generally held to terminate
the immediate exchange on the subject, was made June 28.
It was admitted, in this communication, that no legal con¬
nection exists between the British debt and the sums due
ments in
order to avoid the
tary of State
Britain from other
it
that
would be
which British
for
stigma of default.
also took exception to
countries.
The note reiterated, however,
impossible to contemplate a
obligations were paid in
repayment of war obligations
situation in
full, while demands
due the British Govern¬
The suggested payments in
kind would be subject to the same difficulties that were
encountered in the German reparations payments system, as
deliveries in kind are not really distinguishable from pay¬
ments in cash in their effects.
Payments in kind would be
feasible only if they consisted of the indigenous products of
the debtor country and if they were accepted by the creditor
in an amount over and above the normal consumption of the
ment
same
remained
in
suspense.
products, it was stated.
Willingness was expressed
payments in kind, but
Government is unable
that would commend itself to the United
explore further the possibilities of
the note remarked that the British
to
to see any
method
with the same offer as to
the moratorium,
funding bonds or
scrip applicable to the holders of such obligations.
Shortterm debts and the standstill credits were not included in
the moratorium.
International efforts promptly were started to protect
the Dawes and Young bonds, with Britain
and France taking the lead in so far as practical measures
are concerned.
Chancellor of the Exchequer Neville Cham¬
berlain informed the British House of Commons that an
Anglo-German clearing house would be established in Lon¬
don if no satisfactory arrangement is attained by July 1
through diplomatic negotiations. Under any clearing system
of this nature, it was indicated, funds available would be
used firstly for payments to British exporters for goods
sold to Germans, and secondly for interest due on the Dawes
and Young loans.
"I should add," said the Chancellor,
"that anyone who purchases German bonds now held by
foreigners does so at his own risk."
In compliance with
this statement a Government bill was introduced in the
British Parliament which would enable the London Govern¬
ment to take reprisals against any country in default to
Britain.
Without mentioning any country, it empowers the
Government to establish clearing offices to collect and deal
with "certain debts."
The measure was passed without a
record vote.
The French Government considered the situa¬
tion at Cabinet sessions, and is said to favor the imposition
of surtaxes on German goods in order to make the necessary
sums available for continued interest payments on Dawes
and Young bonds held in France.
A French trade commis¬
sion was sent to Berlin to negotiate a new trade treaty with
the Reich and the commission also was charged to discuss
the service on the German debt.
Pending the conclusion of
such conversations no formal action was taken during June
y
the holders of
by the French authorities.
British
The
Government, in pursuance of its aim
to ad¬
diplomatically, if possible, dispatched to
Berlin on June 22 a note inviting the Germans to send a
debt commission to London for discussions
on the debt
service.
It
was
remarked in this communication that
just the matter
British
sions
creditors
of
an
willing
to make temporary conces¬
character to overcome the transfer
but it was pointed out repeatedly that these
being aggravated by the political and eco¬
difficulties,
difficulties
nomic
were
emergency
are
Attention was called to the
policies of the Reich.
large scale repatriation of German bonds that has been in
progress for some time, and it was added that "for reasons
given a refusal to continue service on the Dawes and Young
Germany's credit will be de¬
this will gravely
impair the possibilities of maintaining the imports of essen¬
tial raw materials.
The invitation was accepted by the
German Government and a delegation arrived in London on
June 27.
There were some indications of progress at the
loans
be
cannot
justified."
stroyed by the default, it was argued, and
end of the month, but the discussions were made difficult
by events in Germany and final decisions were postponed.
The
German
presented
in
case
on
identical
the moratorium
notes
to
United States, Great Britain, France,
Switzerland
sible,
these
and
Belgium.
notes said,
announcement was
of the
Italy, Holland, Sweden,
the
Governments
Transfers have become impos¬
owing to
the reduced holdings
of
July
An
Reichsbank.
exchange by the
gold and gold country
appeal was made for international co-operation to facilitate
the building up of an export trade balance for Germany
that would prove
sufficient for meeting Germany's
external
action would stimulate
expansion of trade generally and would point the way
debts.
the
The plea was made that such
Regret was expressed at what was
called the need for including the Dawes and Young loans in
to world-wide recovery.
remarked that "the German
Government is fully conscious of the special obligations
which it incurred with regard to these loans."
It was em¬
phasized that mark deposits for the full sums due would be
the
moratorium,
it was
and
made within the Reich.
Secretary of State Cordell Hull took up the defense of all
American holders of German bonds in a well-documented
reply to the German note.
Mr. Hull's rejoinder, published
on June 29,
insists upon equal treatment of American in¬
with the holders of German external bonds in other
vestors
countries, and it answers, point by point, the contentions of
the German authorities that their moratorium declaration
policies adopted elsewhere.
"This Gov¬
grave regrets," the note said, "the
announcment that the losses already being borne by Amer¬
ican investors in German securities are thus to be aug¬
due largely to
was
received
ernment
This
mented.
with
action
be
will
a
further dislocation of the
of international finance on which the international
trade of the world has developed, and a discouragement to
process
international
co-operation."
Especially perturbing, the note
indicated, are various suggestions that discrimination may
between the various national groups of holders
of German securities.
Mr. Hull pointed out that terms of
be practiced
the agreements
under which German loans were floated
call,
for equal treatment of all investors.
In the case
the German Government's external loans the credit of the
in general,
of
of unconditional equality to
all investors.
This requirement for equal treatment was
emphasized several times in the communication.
Exception is taken by the Secretary of State to a number
Government is pledged on terms
the German
the contentions in
of
objection to the German historical survey, which inti¬
mated that the German transfer difficulties are due largely
the
to the former
ceived
no
The United States re¬
payments from Germany, Mr. Hull
reparations payments.
reparations
It is pointed out that the American loans to Ger¬
many were not political in any sense, but were for pro¬
ductive purposes.
As such, they contributed greatly to the
recovery of German trade and industry after the collapse of
1923.
The German statement that unparalleled efforts were
reports.
further pay men
made to honor the German loans and that
increased absorption elsewhere of German
goods also is questioned in the American note.
Policies
pursued by creditor countries are by no means the sole
depends
factors
Reich,
at
are
upon
in
as
a
situation
transfer
such
as
confronts
now
the
the policies pursued by the debtor Government
equally important, Mr. Hull declared.
"The
no doubt aware," it was added, "that
least
German Government is
its
policies have created opposition in many parts
of the
world, which has expressed itself in various trade conflicts
and the probable reduction of Germany's capacity to trans¬
fer."
The German policies unquestionably stimulated the
desire of short-term creditors for liquidation of their lines in
Germany, and this contributed to the transfer crisis, while
additional reduction of
exchange resources was occasioned
by the substantial repurchases of German securities, it is
contended.
"The asserted anxiety of the German Govern¬
ment to make every
proven
by
a mere
effort to meet its obligations cannot be
display of its depleted balances, but must
be evidenced from
an
examination
of
the whole trend and
operation of German policy," the note remarks.
and
other
the
reasons,
which the German
the payment of
and
narrow
Government seeks
exclusive
to
"For these
connection
establish
between
its external obligations to American investors
commodity trade
and the current state of the direct bilateral
balance
ment
a
between
the
two
countries
to
seems
policy committee" will be formed to direct the negotiation of
reciprocal agreements. There will be two subcommittees
details of arrangements and to conduct hear¬
ings for domestic business interests that might be affected
by any proposed rate changes.
new
to
this
In
The unprecedented shrinkage of
been
has
changes
wide powers
to
negotiate
reciprocal
agreements with foreign countries and to change
up
to
50% in the
process.
our
trade
tariffs
This law will make it possible for
Secretary of State Cordell Hull to continue negotiations for
special agreements on which discussions were started last
An agreement with Colombia actually is ready, and
generally is looked upon as the model for further reciprocal
agreements with other countries.
The precise terms of the
year.
arrangement with Colombia never have 'been made known,
but it was indicated by Mr. Hull on several occasions that
the formula of the special agreements is
that of favorable
changes in the American import tariff on
products which
specific countries are best able to supply, in exchange for
increased imports by such countries of American products.
The Secretary of State also has declared on occasion that
the
proposed procedure will not cause any conflict with the
most-favored-nation principle that is embodied in almost all
our
existing
trade
June 13 stated that
treaties.
an
Washington
dispatches
described
Act
the
as
world trade has
important element in the present world condition,
declared, and the new step should help to reverse the
he
an
trend and aid recovery.
require
to
care
contribution
"The
use
that each
assure
of the granted powers will
agreement makes a real
to
recovery," the President continued.
"Wise
reciprocity between countries, each having regard to its own
best interests, will be needed.
Years have been spent in
building barriers against mutual trade which have effectively
impaired not only the foreign but also the domestic com¬
of all countries.
merce
The restoration of healthier
trade
by the removal of mutual impediments will require time and
patience, but progress should be sure from the beginning
and should accelerate."
the President
in
which
the
George N. Peek, special adviser to
foreign trade, issued
on
results
of
American
a
report
foreign
the last 38 years were summarized.
June 13
on
commerce
over
Mr. Peek declared that
the "trend in our international trade has been cumulatively
disadvantageous to us," because the goods and services we
furnished the rest of the world exceeded by $22,645,000,000
in the period the receipt of goods and services from other
countries.
The sum mentioned, as Mr. Peek admits, is
by foreign governments and their peoples to our
owed
Government
and
people.
The actual
now
own
foreign indebtedness
is computed at
$24,702,000,000, consisting of $14,398,000,000
States citizens in foreign countries,
$10,304,000,000 war loan advances by the United States
investments by United
and
Government still outstanding, but an offset of $2,057,000,000
is
provided by foreign holdings of United States securities.
Disarmament and
Discussions
again
were
results
were
have been.
talks
of
all
European land armaments problem
conducted at Geneva early last month, but the
quite as fruitless as all previous conversations
It
than
was more
nothing
are
European Diplomacy.
the
on
than
more
leading Powers
ever
evident that the Geneva
thin veil
a
the ambitions
over
the Continent to attain
on
supreme
military strength, and it is significant that the Geneva dis¬
cussions hardly ware ended when private conversations
diplomats
among
foremost
resumed.
were
place must be given
Among such private talks,
visit of Chancellor Adolf
a
Hitler of Germany to Italy, for conversations with Premier
Benito Mussolini.
of
ments
the
Premiers
announce¬
of the talks between the two
been made,
have
matters of
Only brief and uninformative
results
but it
seems
Fascist
quite certain that
high importance to all of Europe were surveyed.
Foreign Minister, Louis Bar thou, engaged in a
The French
series
of
allies
after
visits
generally
to
the
capitals of France's Little Entente
Geneva
the
surmised
discussions
that
these
terminated,
were
for
the
and
it is
purpose
of
cementing the relationships.
The
General
Conference
Commission
in
met
again to seek
once
the
clash
between
the
Geneva
Disarmament
League city late in
May in
to achieve agreement
a way
convention for disarmament
A
of
British
or
and
on a
order
general
for limitation of armaments.
French
representatives
soon
after
the start of the meeting made it apparent that deep
schisms exist, and after a series of private talks at Geneva
made for another postponement.
A
adopted June 11 providing for the appoint¬
ment of four subcommissions which will gather data and
survey the problem anew, presenting their findings at a
arrangements
resolution
were
was
further meeting of the general commission to
October.
be
will
Even
for
that
Arthur
resumption
Henderson,
date
uncertain, as it
the President of the Con¬
ference, to determine whether sufficient
made
to
With
warrant further
be held next
is
discussions
progress
this
has been
autumn.
the land armaments
the outcome of private diplomatic
in American tariff pro¬
cedure may result from the new tariff bill, which President
Roosevelt signed
on June 13.
Under this measure the
Executive
the new measure,
one
of "broad
wisdom."
is
extensive
after he signed
Roosevelt
problem in suspense, pending
negotiations, attention was
turned later in June to the naval phase of the question, which
distinctly inadequate approach to the problem."
rather
statement issued
a
President
Govern¬
New Tariff Policy.
Some
consider
communica¬
moratorium
Perhaps the most telling of the American rejoinders is
tion.
7
MONTHLY EEVIEW
1934.]
of
interdepartmental "tariff bargaining
no
less difficult than the land armaments
phase.
Diplo¬
matic and technical experts of the British and United States
Governments met in London
June 18 for discussions pre¬
liminary to the proposed naval conference of 1935.
It soon
on
appeared that the British Government is not content with
desires a larger number of cer¬
present arrangements and
tain types
of light, fast vessels than is permitted under the
and London naval treaties.
This indication
Washington
that Great Britain wants
a
distinct
and
it
surprise in
threw
expansion in
some
some
directions
quarters in the United
was
States
additional cloud
over the impending con¬
deep shadow because of the
known Japanese desires for a larger ratio than the
60% of
British or American fleets accorded Tokio in the
existing
treaties.
The discussions in London -were
continued, how1ever, with Japanese diplomatic authorities in the British
capital kept fully informed on developments.
an
ference, which is already in
The
meeting between
Premiers
Hitler and
Mussolini
in
Italy took place from June 14 to 16, inclusive, at a villa in
Stra, near Venice.
It was absolutely private, as the lin¬
guistic accomplishments of the Italian Premier made in¬
terpreters needless, and the information on the discussions
made
available
is
only what the two
Premiers wished to
MONTHLY EEYIEW
8
There is general agreement among European
have known.
highly important matter,
but the official communication usually issued on such occa¬
sions merely stated that the two Premiers carried on "in
cordial spiritual collaboration an examination of general
problems as well as those particularly affecting the two
countries."
Some Italian authorities stated after the meet¬
observers that the conference was a
situation in Austria and
ing that it concerned especially the
possibility of a German return to the League of Nations
and the General Disarmament Conference.
Speeches made
the
by the two Premiers themselves soon after the conversations
ended threw no real light on the affair.
German fascism entered
a
loans
the
Chancellor Adolf
wholesale "purging" of his semi-mili-
when, for reasons that are far from clear,
Hitler
engaged in a
taristiq Nazi organization and the Apparently indiscriminate
The
political leaders in the Reich.
movement, which culminated in the last days of June
and
the
killing of a number of former
early
resulted in the shooting
July,
of
days
of
perhaps a score of prominent Germans and the arrest of
hundreds more.
As justification for his actions, Hitler and
his lieutenants declared that a counter-revolt was spon¬
elements in his own party, while
political leaders Outside the Nazi ranks who
killed are accused of engaging in treasonable relations
some
unnamed foreign power.
Several of his own
sored by some of the
former
some
were
with
most
made
were
Machado
the
to
National
Chase
The
ment in
Bank
"It
on June 19, a state¬
"The bank has consistently
Cuba," the statement said.
Governments as Governments
dealt with existing
has
time
they
effected
were
and
investigations, and were
all
in
binding
and
American counsel, both at
in preparation for the
declared by them to be valid
All essential steps in the
by leading Cuban and
amined
respects.
financing and all the agreements were made under the
authority of the Cuban Congress and were specifically ap¬
proved by it, consistently with the Constitution.
Both at
were made involving issues to the
the time the agreements
public and for more than three years thereafter, the then
existing Government in Cuba was recognized by the United
States
well
as
by
as
other important country in the
every
intergovernmental matters
world, and all
which these obligations
be lawfully repudiated."
can
desired,
the closest investi¬
as
Fascist
the
revolution
in
Germany
was
originally
accom¬
plished without bloodshed, it is evident that the period of
peaceful development has passed and apprehension is felt
everywhere regal-ding the excesses of the German Nazis,
which now have taken the form of a "blood bath."
June
17, in which a forceful demand was made for restora¬
tion of that freedom of speech and criticism which Chan¬
cellor Hitler suppressed last year.
.Papen's ad¬
dress was interpreted outside Germany as revealing deep
conflicts within the ruling regime.
It was not published
in Germany, as Minister of Enlightenment and Propaganda
Goebbels decided on suppression of this remarkable speech.
Nor
much information
was
June
of
on
Colonel
von
the developments at the end
Colonel von
Papen stated that open, manly discussions would be of
more service to the German peoples than the present state
of the German press.
"It should, indeed, be a true service
for the press to inform the Government where defects have
crept in, where corruption is breeding, where grave mistakes
have been made, where unfit men are holding office, wherd
sins are being committed against the spirit of the German
revolution," Colonel von Papen added. He expressed resent¬
ment against the "mysterious obscurity which at present
seems to overspread German popular opinion," and declared
that it is
Dilating
marked
before
placed
time for
German
the
the statesman to
a
spade
a
spade.
the dangers of "reaction to coercion," he re¬
upon
"It is
wholly reprehensible notion that a people
could be united through terrorism."
He scored, also, the
:
that the German
people "must not be kept everlastingly in
and
iron
The
in
trend
steel
production
An
trade
and
showed
prices
by
decided
a
toward
the
of the
representatives
an
tion to settle their
strained
and
velt.
drastic
A
opinion,
sub¬
Cuban
The
Government
loans
in
United
the
States
in
affected include $40,000,000 public
recent
years.
'works 5%%
cut
in
representing bank advances
1/3% by the Chase National Bank,
2/3% by the National City Bank, and 25% by the Conti¬
certificates
made to the extent of 48
26
nental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co.
made under
are
in
agreement
an
reached
These loans were
Feb. 26 1930,
and they
secured equally by a lien upon 90% of public works taxes
Cuba, subject only to the prior rights of holders of a
small amount of
mission
order
to
decision.
studying
make
It
5%% serial certificates.
these loans
The Cuban com¬
last April in
appointed
has no power of
conclusion that the
recommendations, but it
reached
financial transactions
was
the
astonishing
were
in violation
of the Cuban Con¬
em¬
June 28 by President Roose¬
on
prices of important steel products,
during the last week of June.
According to the
new
schedule
filed with the American Iron and Steel Institute, steel bars
are
reduced
$2
ton at Pittsburgh and Cleveland, hot-rolled
a
strip is off $3 a ton at Pittsburgh and Chicago and black
sheets
of
all
grades have been reduced $3
to $6 a ton at
At the beginning of April, the price
increased $3 a ton, while strip and sheets
Pittsburgh and Gary.
of steel bars
was
advanced
were
$5 to $8
a ton,
effective
the
steel
mills
of
the
country
as
April 10
on
The American Iron and Steel Institute
on
or
later.
June 4 reported
operating
at
57.4%
of
capacity, the highest rate reached since it began publishing
these
figures
This compared with 56.1%
Oct. 23 1933.
on
reported for the week ended May 28 1934.
estimates
week
showed
a
continued
during the month
decline
of June,
The Institute's
for
each
successive
falling to 56.9% for the
week
beginning June 11, 56.1% for the following seven days'
period and 44.7% for the week of June 25. The latter figure
the
was
activity
lowest
was
reported since April 2,
Sharp curtailment in
in
vances
when
the rate
of
43.3% of capacity.
steel
widely predicted in the
production,
trade following
which
had been
general price ad¬
April and May, has materialized according to
pectations, said the "Iron Age" of June 28.
cline in output, or
week
was
steel
production
rather
While
ex¬
20% de¬
from 60% to 48% of capacity, in a single
a
drastic, it is explained by the fact that
has
recently
been maintained at
an
raw
arti¬
ficially high rate in order to supply the diversified needs of
finishing
mills
which
must
complete
shipments
second quarter contracts this week in order to
code
against
comply with
regulations, continued the "Age" further adding in part:
Current
ingot production is
being taken off daily and
output fully 20%
particularly hard to gauge,
some
as
furnaces are
companies began the week with
a
rate of
higher than that at which they will finish the period.
Declines have been general throughout the country, the only
exceptions being
at
Birmingham and Detroit, where production is unchanged.
a
strike earlier in the month may have promoted the
slightly larger semi-finished steel inventories than probable
seeme
to have been
somewhat overemphasized.
Building operations financed by Government funds
are
likely to be affected
least by summer inactivity.
Such projects are not influenced1 by code restric¬
tions, and shipments of structural steel reinforcing bars, sheet steel piling
and other
building products will
jobs which are already under
to
work
are
go on as
way.
usual during the next two months
However, backlogs for this type of
not
especially heavy.
At Cleveland, a fair
tonnage of sheets
bonds, due 1945, and held by investors in this country, and
$20,000,000 5%%
the
largely those used by the automobile industry, which was
on June 29, to become effective July 7, followed
the reduction in raw steel producing activities of 20 to 25%
mitted to the Havana Government
by a special Cuban Com¬
mission, June 19, an attempt was made to cast doubt on the
legality of $60,000,000 public works loans contracted by the
of
announced
accumulation of
prejudiced
downward
end
differences, settlement of the threatened
steel strike was announced
While the threat of
obviously
Affects
employers and
rolling mill requirements seemed to warrant, this factor,
In
Also
Slump
been entered into with the
agreement having
Government
leading strings."
Cuban Public Works Loans.
to Meet Seasonal Demands
of Summer
ployees providing for the appointment of a Board of Arbitra¬
a
"propaganda movement against so-called critics," and held
Extent
Non-ferrous Metal Market.
people.
call
Over
—Uncertainty
Perhaps the most significant incident leading up to the
developments was a speech by Vice-chancellor von Papen,
delivered before students of the University of Marburg on
The
of the loans was cited in the statement, and it was
added that all funds were duly paid out on orders, doubly
certified, of responsible officers of the Cuban Republic.
month.
real evidence that a counter revolt was
being hatched. The official version that former Chancellor
von Schleicher was shot while resisting arrest is regarded
with equal skepticism.
The attitude of President von Hindenburg to these developments was a matter of keen inter¬
est, and an acute sense of disappointment was felt through¬
out the world when the aged German President indicated, on
July 2, his approval of the Chancellor's measures. Although
ground upon
no
purpose
killed, while Colonel van Papen was placed
such actions leave much to be
transacted
were
The bank is advised that there is
with it.
Steel Trade Activity Curtailed Sharply
gation offers no
to
only, and not as political factions.
The agreements made in
connection with the public works financing were all ex¬
shot by the
under arrest.
Foreign correspondents in Germany are agreed that the
"explanations" furnished by the Nazis as justification for
and not
issued,
reply to such findings.
political associates in the Nazi ranks were ordered
Chancellor on June 30.
General von Schleicher,
former Chancellor of the Reich, was kill with his wife, the
official version being that he resisted arrest.
An aide of
the Nationalist Vice-Chancellor, Franz von Papen, also was
intimate
regime
avoided political controversy in
recent
distinctly new phase in June,
seemed to rely
the State.
the
German Fascism.
other laws, and in doing so
and
stitution
largely on the statement that transactions made after May 20/
1929 were with a usurping Government, with the result that
with the
and strip steel has been placed
understanding that if shipment cannot be made by June 30, July
delivery at third quarter prices will be accepted.
The threat of
current
steel
operations
at
labor troubles
has practically ceased
to be
a
factor in the
picture.
are
no
This week's sharp drop in production indicates that
longer being influenced, and the handling of the situation
Washington is believed
to
be
entirely satisfactory.
-
^
The "Iron Age"
composite price for steel scrap reached a
new low for the
year on June
5, declining to $10.67 a gross ton,
against $11.92 a month earlier and $10.08 at June 27 1933.
The composite prices of finished steel and
pig iron remained
unchanged.
Finished steel was quoted at 2.199c, a pound
on June 26 1934
(price adjusted in line with code recogni-
as
July
MONTHLY
1934.]
April declined about 4%, the usual seasonal recession, it
was the best
April in a number of years, and for the first
tion of pipe
preferential) as compared with 1.904c. a year
while pig iron was $17.90 a gross ton as against $15.01
ago,
four
the corresponding date last year.
at
The volume of business
metals suffered
reflecting, said
greatly during the month,
gether with prospects of heavier Government expenditures,
indicate a busy fall.
extent
of the summer slump in trade in finished products. Copper,
under code control, was firm, the uncertainty over the price
situation being removed on June 14, when all sellers of
copper moved up to the 9c. Valley basis on domestic busi¬
ness.
The unexpected sharp rise in stocks of refined lead
during the month of May did not have any apparent in¬
fluence on the price structure of that metal until June 28.
Zinc producers are awaiting definite word on the curtail¬
ment of concentrate production in the Tri-State district,
which, if adopted, will virtually shut-down for two weeks,
and then resume for two weeks, alternating on this basis
to bring down the surplus.
The immediate objective is
reflected
was
toward
c.i.f. to
feeling of indefiniteness has been a dis¬
tinctly retarding influence.
Spot business still commands
shading of prices, but the recent improvement in hide
some
markets
8.587c.
end
the
shut-down in the Tri-State
of
month
the
ranged
7.80c.
from
measures
the
May.
following
day
further
a
reduction
a
pound, and
3.75c.
to
was
Steel
Announced
Strike
by President
Appointment
President
of Board
Establishes
President Roosevelt
board
of
three
Labor
Investigate
Relations—
Relations
Board.
June 28 announced the settlement
on
of the threatened steel
to
National Steel Labor
strike, through the appointment of
members
differences
arbitrate
to
jurisdiction
in
members
the
of
tions
Board:
Real
Admiral
their
dispute.
The
Judge Walter P.
and
employees
Perkins,
President named as
Steel Labor Rela¬
Stacy of North Carolina;
Henry A. Wiley, retired, of New York, and
James Mullenbacli of Chicago.
ers
and
the
Agreement between employ¬
negotiated
was
President
by
Secretary
followed
her
of
Labor
suggestions
in
forming the board of arbitration.
In
statement
a
cents
the President
issued
said that
limited to labor
that the Board
White
the
at
House,
the functions of the
relations in the
has been
steel
authorized
on
June 28,
Board will be
industry.
He added
to
investigate cases of
alleged violation of the collective bargaining clause of the
National Industrial Recovery Act, to mediate in labor ques¬
tions, to serve as a board of voluntary arbitration and by
very important parts in
prices during the past thirty days.
inflationary program to have a positive
commodity prices, the unfavorable attitude of
accompanied by a drop in hide prices from 11
April to 8% cents on June 1. Then it became ap¬
that
earlier
fears
of
increased
an
slaughter
were
the
market.
June 13.
on
Hides
from
rose
8^ cents to 9^
The total movement of cattle hides into
sight is heavier than it has been in the past three years, and
Federal inspected slaughter increased 15% in May and for
the
first
five
1928.
months
Just
is
in
of
excess
this
when
any
movement
previous period
will
have
spent it¬
self is difficult to determine but hide brokers point out that
the heavy kill now may mean a reduced supply for the
winter and next year.
Stocks, furthermore, are not heavy
spread between foreign and domestic hide prices is
and the
favorable to
a
newly-created National
designed to meet it played
ferior for
'
our
markets."
Lumber Movement Continues Slow—Lowest Since January.
between
employers and workers.
Representatives of steel company
officials and of their employees agreed to the formation of
such a board,
the President said, and would accept its
and
relief
were
parent
since
Threatened
a year ago
exaggerated for many herds were moved to greener ranges
and a large number of drouth cattle hides
proved too in¬
June 13, but closed the month
on
which
Roosevelt—Representatives of Employers and Workers Agree
to
dustry
cents in
quoted at 51.12%c., against 52.65c.
Zinc at New York also showed a fur¬
announced.
of
declined
effect upon
labor and the seasonal let-down in the shoe and leather in¬
was
price was reduced 15 points to 3.85c.
Settlement
leathers
The failure of the
on
compared with 4.65c. at May 31.
New York continued steady at 4.00c. up to June 28,
when the
quotations
Total wettings
the determination of hide
Tin at New York continued its downward move¬
4.70c.,
at
Lead at
on
advanced
also
copper
falling off to 4.55c.
higher,
all cattle hide
of
in
undertone
better than any previous year since 1928.
"Possible effects of the drouth and Government
day, June 13, when the price was reported
one
at the close of
production
as
firmer
a
sumption ranged from 34% to 37% ahead of
Here in New York electrolytic coi>per rose
ment and at June 30
ther
in
to two months' deliveries.
one
first four months of the year wettings, production and con¬
Lake
8.962c.
well
as
June 12 from
8.62%c. to 9.121/4c., which latter remained the quotation
for the rest of the month, except on June 13, when the price
was
resulted
about 4%
June 12 from 8.25c. to 8.75c., which latter rate
continued throughout the remainder of the month, with the
as
has
for the usual
on
exception of
buying of manufacturers
usually below tanners' replace¬
are
This
Formation of a "buffer
7.97%c.
sharply
the cautious, careful
ment values.
operators was reported for this pool during the latter half
of the month.
Prices realized in the European
copper
market
in
whose bids for leather
announced on June 6 and buying by London
85 to 90%
district during the month of July.
liool" in tin
"Sentiment in the leather trade has improved over a month
The uncertainty in fall shoe prices, however, has been
ago.
during April, while consumption increased ap¬
proximately 3%.
The leather trade has had an unusually
active spring season as is indicated by the fact that for the
be an
to
production was 17% ahead of a year ago.
believed to be satisfactory and the excellent con¬
interest built up during the spring and summer to¬
are
sumer
"Metal and Mineral Markets," uncertainty over the
understood
months
Stocks
nearly all major non-ferrous
in
9
REVIEW
The lumber manufacturing movement continued to recede
to
January levels during the month of June, due partly to
seasonal decline, partly to hand-to-mouth buying
the part of lumber retailers and largely on the Pacific
the usual
on
Coast to the continue^
longshoremen's strike.
During the week ended June 23 1934, production, except
for a holiday week, was lowest since February, according to
telegraphic reports to the National Lumber Manufacturers
Association
from
regional associations covering the opera¬
tions of leading hardwood and softwood mills.
Many mills
closing for the annual Fourth of July shut¬
downs which promise to be longer than usual this year due
closed
are
or
to slow demand and Pacific Coast strikes.
Reports from
1,378 mills for the week ended June 23 estimated production
at"172,858,000 feet; shipments, 141,268.000 feet; orders,
133,024,000 feet.
Reports received from 1,481 mills for the
previous week showed a total production of 184,253,000 feet;
shipments, 162,007,000 feet; orders, 144,700,000 feet.
Re¬
viewing lumber operations during the week ended June 23,
secret ballot to conduct labor elections to determine
repre¬
sentatives for collective bargaining.
The President said that
he anticipated that the Board "will serve to maintain in¬
dustrial peace with justice and to further the establishment
stated in part:
of sound standards of labor relations in this
Total
softwood orders
36%
below
important in¬
dustry." He concluded by paying tribute to "the constructive
and reasonable
spirit" displayed by both employers and
employees.
The First National Bank of Boston, in its "New
England
Letter," under date of June 30 1934, discusses these markets
follows:
lifting the shoe and leather trades out of
a
"Fall
orders
beginning to appear in encouraging
sizable, trade reports indicate that they
aggregate respectable totals.
Manufacturers have stepped
up operations somewhat but are reluctant to make advance
aye
at this time.
The price situation,
due to
piring labor schedules, has been uncertain, and there
be
more
Shoe
assurance
Fair.
weeks.
In
about
Conditions
the
fall
fall
style leaders after
should
Shoe
month, footwear retailing
be
clarified
Opening
up
to $3.50
held
was
the
within
at
a
Chicago
ex¬
shades of brown second, and blues third.
are that suedes and pebble
prints
are
narrow,
feet
or
the
28
this
the center of de¬
Early indications
steadily growing in popularity, especially in men's
both custom and brogue types are stressing the
stream-line effects.
While production
of shoes in
below
North
production in all
Central
As
the
in
previous
eight
Hardwood.
Total
orders
was
less
were
weeks,
year,
than
half
19% below that of last
new
all regions
last
year's
gear's week
orders
days'
June 23 1934 give unfilled orders of 935,5,530,681,000 feet.
The 524^ identical
on
stocks
gross
of
640,108,000
as
feet
production,
as
average
equivalent of
33
days'
average
on
June 23
compared
production
1934,
with
or
the
778,633,000
similar
on
date
a
year ago.
Grains.
there
of strength, the general
tendency of wheat markets during June was towards lower
levels.
were
periods
Increased pressure of hedge selling against the new
winter wheat crop,
the Southwest, and
sorb the
clined
few
were
and
further
45% below their 1933 record.
report unfilled
equivalent of
feet,
Association
corresponding week of last
below; production
and
1934
Cypress
production.
drastic declines.
were
23
20% below softwood output; hardwood orders.
below that of the
shipments
354,000
June
Southern
were
Reports from 1,628 mills
July
contrasting with plain and
trims will feature the fall offerings.
Blucher ox¬
wear, and
and
prices.
quality mer¬
predominant, with various
fords
fell
recording
may
mand with less interest indicated in the
higher
chandise.
As to colors, black was
patent
business
Manufacturers
ended
except
hardwood
Although
While not
commitments
week
mid-season
lull.
volume.
Lumber
the
for
reporting regions
mills
"Stronger hide prices, sustained retail sales, relief from
uncertainty following the adjournment of Congress and the
approach of the fall buying season are largely responsible
for
Orders
volume at 54%
Hides, Leather and Footwear.
as
National
the
offerings
At the
to
take
the heavy movement of
new
wheat
in
insufficient speculative demand to ab¬
same
largely responsible for the sagging
time, outside interests were much in¬
more
cognizance
were
of
the
decided
change in
world crop prospects, it being estimated that the reduction
this year in the grain crops of all
Europe, including Russia,
will amount to around 1,400,000,000 bushels.
Furthermore,
despite the fact that further beneficial rains
the
occurred
in
Northwest,
private reports covering the growing crop
continued more or less pessimistic.
All agreed that the
early spring wheat had not recovered from the May drouth
injury, but that the late-planted wheat still had
to make
during
a
fair crop,
the
dependent, of
remainder
existed in Canada.
of
the
course, upon
season.
On June 11 the
a
chance
the weather
Similar
conditions
Department of Agricul-
the total yield of winter wheat at 400,000,000
compared with the previous month's forecast of
441,000,000 bushels.
The report caused an upward move¬
ment in prices which was of short duration, as the rally soon
ture estimated
bushels,
prompted increased hedge selling.
However, it is generally
believed that the movement of new winter wheat in the
Southwest is nearing its peak, and that pressure from this
source will likewise
diminish.
In a preliminary survey,
June crop figures, and a carryover of 265,-
based upon the
000,000 bushels, the United States Department of Agricul¬
ture placed the total available supplies for the coming crop
year at 765,000,000 bushels, which compares with 918,000,000
and 1,129,000,000 bushels in 1932.
In
Chicago, the July option closed on June 30 at 89%c., com¬
pared with 103 %c. at the opening on June 1. At Winnipeg,
the July option closed at 76%c., as against the opening of
83%c. on June 1.
Other grains also averaged lower during
the month.
July corn in Chicago closed at 59%c. on June 30,
compared with an opening of 60%c. on June 1.
July oats
closed at 43 %c. against an opening price of 47c. on June 1,
while July rye closed at 65%c. compared with 66^c. the
opening price on June 1.
bushels
a
year
ago
Su«ar-
I
6uban
Sales of
sugar
raw
On June 8
follows:
during June
June 29
on
at
reported
as
1.52c.;
on
June 19
June 21 at 1.65c.; on June 22 at 1.68c., and on
1.67c., 1.68c. and 1.72c. (the latter figure was
reached since April 5 1930).
All sales
during June included the reduction of 50 points in the new
duty on sugar, which became effective on June 8.
The
wholesale price for refined sugar here in New York was
advanced on June 8 from 4.10c. to 4.65c., and was further
increased to 4.75@4.80c. on June 25, and remained at the
latter basis up to and including June 30.
Quotations for
refined sugar since June 8 included the new processing tax
the
highest price
which went into effect
announced
50c. per
per
that day.
on 96 degrees test
refined sugar.
100 pounds
on
"futures"
influences
market
of the
result,
raw sugar
during June
was
Government's program
the sugar situation and the
a
The processing tax, as
by the Department of Agriculture, amounts to
100 pounds
The
on
the market
and 5314 c.
subject
to
increasing seasonal demand.
registered higher
the
for regulation of
prices
during
As
interests, who
were
believed to be covering hedges against
sold in the actual market. The signing of the Recip¬
rocal Tariff bill by President Roosevelt, which cleared the
sugar
way
for
sugar,
new
trade treaties, and improved demand for spot
all helped to give a firmer undertone to the market.
Since June 1931, the Exchange an¬
Sugar Exchange.
and
28,439,000 bags, more than a year's supply
the world, has been destroyed.
The Exchange continued:
nounced June 20,
for
destruction has been at an increased rate during the last month and
That
a
indicated by the fact that 1,629,000 bags were reported destroyed
half is
by the National Coffee Department's Agencies since May 1, while
first four months of the year, only 968,000 bags were eliminated.
World consumption of coffee
20,835,620 bags in the similar 1932-33 period, a gain of 8.6%,
according to the New York Coffee & Sugar Exchange.
Under date of June 7, the Exchange further said:
been
ordered
which
will continue
into bonded stores
It is estimated that the Puerto Rico quota will be
by the end of July, which will leave the Cuban pro¬
ducers in a dominating marketing position for the next
several months.
during the month, due to advices
from Brazil indicating that the Government had withdrawn
No. 7 Rio
was
quoted
on
June 30 at 91/£c. to
9%c., against 10%@10y»c. May 31; 10%c. April 30; 10y>c.
March 31; 11c. Feb. 28; 9y2@9%c. Jan. 31; 8%c. Dec. 29
1933; 7y2@7%c. Nov. 29; 7%c. Oct. 31; 7%@7%c. Sept. 30;
7%c. Aug. 31, and 7%c. July 31—these figures comparing
with
71/4c. June 30; 7%c.
May 31 and also 7%c. April 29
and on March 31; 8@8%c. Feb. 28; 8%c. Jan. 31, all for
1933 ; 8%c. Dec. 31 1932; 8y2c. Nov. 30; 8^4c. Oct. 31, and
on
the nominal price of 10c. bid on Sept. 28.
This last is as
against 8%c. bid Aug. 31; 8yLc. July 30; 7%c. on June 30 ;
8y2c. May 31; 7%@7%c. April 30; 7yLc. March 31; 7y4c.
Feb. 29; 7y8c. Jan. 30; with 7@7%c. Dec. 311931; 6y2@6%c.
Nov.
30; 5%@6c. Oct. 31; 5y2c. Sept. 30; 5%@5%c. Aug. 31;
5%@6c. July 31; 6%@7c. June 30; 6%c. May 29; 6y2@6%c.
April 30; 5y2c. March 31; 5y2@5%c. Feb. 28; 6%c. Jan. 31,
all in the year 1931, and with 71A@TY2c. Dec. 31 1930'.
No. 7 Santos was quoted on June 30 at 10%c. to
lO^c.
against 11c. May 31; 10%c. April 28 and March 31; liy4c.
Feb.
28;
9y8@10c. Jan. 31; 9c. Dec. 29 1933 ; 8y2@8%c.
Nov. 30; 8ys@8%c. Oct. 31; 8i,4@8%c. Sept.
30; 8c. on
Aug. 31; 8@8y4c. July 31; 7%@8c. June 30; 8@8^4c. May 31,
and
the
same
on
April 29 and
on
Mardh
Feb. 28; 8%c. Jan. 31; 9c. Dec. 31
1932;
31; 8*4@8y2c.
9^c. Nov. 30, and
10% c. Oct. 31.
There was no quotation Sept. 30 1932 for
but earlier in September the price was 14c. bid.
This compares with 12%c. Aug. 31; 10%c. July 30; 9y8@9%c.
June 30; 9%@10c. May 31; 9c.
April 30; 8y2c. March 31;
this grade,
8y>c. Feb. 29; 8%c. Jan. 30. It also compares with 8@8%c.
Dec. 31 1931; 7%@7y2c. Nov. 30;
7%c. bid Oct. 31; 6%@7c.
735,978 bogs disappeared into con¬
898,000 in Europe, while 65,000
bags were delivered to other parts of the world.
Last year the disappear¬
ance during
May was 1,049,551, 831,000 and 78,000, respectively.
During the month of May this year
World Stocks of Coffee.
Sept. 30; 6%@6%c. Aug. 31; 7%@7%c. July 31; 8y2@9c.
30; 8^@8%c. May 29, and the same figures for
April 30; 7%@8c. March 31; 7%@8c. Feb. 28; 8%@9c.
Jan. 31, all in the year 1931, and with
8%@9%c. Dec. 31
1930, and ll%c. Oct. 31 1930.
Bags
of
Coffee
Destroyed in
Brazil
During
First
Half
of June.
Coffee destruction in Brazil during the first half of June
totaled 525,000 bags, against 633,000 bags during the last
retained stocks in Brazil,
May 1 this year, compared with
World stocks of coffee, including
totaled 31,117,796
bags
on
26,089,133 bags on that date in 1933 and 36,158,366 bags in
1932, according to statistics released by the New York Coffee
and Sugar Exchange, on June 29.
These are the first figures
of total world stocks to be published since November 1933,
because of the non-publication of figures on retained stocks
in Brazil during the interval.
A cable to the Exchange gives
Brazil stocks as of May 1, 22,518,000 bags "retained," plus
Of the retained stocks,/
3,721,000 bags in Brazilian ports.
19,490,000 bags are held by the National Coffee Department,
and, to all intents and purposes,
coffees,
vately-owned
3,028,000
Of
bags.
other
than
out of the market.
the port stocks,
Pri¬
total
19,490,000 bags controlled by the
the
Department, 11,614,000 bags are pledged against the 1930-40
coffee loan, and 1,629,000 bags have been destroyed from
May 1 to June 15, leaving stocks at the disposition of the
Department on June 15, 6,247,000 bags.
Nicaragua Regulates Coffee Exports.
From
Managua,
Nicaragua,
June
13,
the
New
York
"Times" reported the following:
retain
issued
a
decree
permitting
coffee
exporters
to
20% of the foreign exchange derived from the exportation of coffee,
but the other
and
has
Government
The
be
80% must be delivered to the National Bank and other banks
disposed of
under
the
direction
of
the
commission
in
control
of
The exportation of dyes and hard woods is encouraged.
permitted to retain
are
95% of the exchange.
Rubber.
Crude rubber showed renewed strength, helped by reports
that
an
export tax of 5c.
the formation of
effect.
on
Dutch native rubber had been
a
buying pool in Singapore had a bullish
These favorable
factors, however, wrere partly offset
by labor difficulties in the domestic tire industry, as well
as by the appearance of a less favorable
consumption report
for May, showing a recession this year earlier than usual.
Another firming of prices occurred when the announcement
made that, for the purpose of strengthening restriction
control, the Dutch East Indies Government would replace
wras
the
export tax
on
native rubber
with
individual
licensing
of production.
Ribbed
smoke
14%c. asked
13%c. asked
on
sheets
June 30
for
as
spot
delivery
against 12*4c.
w7ere
quoted
at
asked May 31;
April 30;
11 l/16c. asked on March 29;
28; 10c. asked Jan. 31; 9c. asked
1933; 9ys@9%c. Nov. 29; 7%c. Oct. 31; 8%c.
Sept. 30; 714c. Aug. 31, and 7c. on July 31.
On June 30
the spot price was 6%c. asked
against 6%c. asked May 31;
4 5/16c. asked on
April 29, and 2%c. bid and 3c. asked
10%c.
Dec.
asked
on
on
Feb.
29
March 31; 2 15/16c. asked Feb.
28; 2%c. bid and 2 15/16c.
asked Jan.
31; 3 3/16c. bid and 3%d asked Dec. 31 1932;
3%c. bid and 3%c. asked on Nov. 30; 3y>c. asked on Oct. 31;
3%c. bid and 3 ll/16c. asked Sept. 30; 4%c. Aug. 31;
3 3/16c. asked
July 30; 2 9/16c. bid and 2 ll/16c. asked June
30; 2 ll/16c. bid and 2%c. asked May 31; 3 l/16c. asked April
30; 3 l/16c. bid and 3 3/16c. asked March 31; 3% @3 ll/16c.
Feb.
29; 4 5/16@4 7/16c. Jan. 30; 4 13/16@4 15/16c. Dec. 31
1931; 4 5/16@4%c. on Nov. 30; 4 9/16@5%c. Oct. 31; 4%@
4%c. Sept. 30; 5@5y8c. Aug. 31; 5%@5%c. July 31; 6 13/16
@6 15/16c. June 30; 6y2c. bid May 29; 5%@6c. April 30;
6%@7e. March 31; 7%@7%c. Feb. 28; 7%@8c. Jan. 31;
8%@8y2c. Dec. 31 1930, and 15%@15%c. Feb. 28 1930.
Textiles.
June
525,000
against
imposed and native shipment quotas for four months be¬
ginning June 1 had been established.
Later on reports of
Coffee.
support.
bags,
until
filled
its
11,365,321
sumptive channels in the United States;
1935.
Coffee prices declined
to
Europe accounted for 10,156,000 bags,
against 9,402,000 bags, an increase of 8%, while the rest of the world took
1,110,000 bags, a gain of 20.9%.
gain of 8%.
a
Exporters of those products
and sugars in excess
amounted
consumption
States
United
10,515,620 bags,
declared
filled,
continues at a near record
rate, deliveries for the 11 months of the crop year, July 1
1933 to May 31 1934, amounting to 22,631,321 bags against
foreign exchange.
arrive here have
\
Consumption from July 1 1933 to May 31 1934
Increased 8.6% Over Similar 11-month Period Year Previous.
During the month the Philippine quota for 1934 was officially
to
during the
Coffee
World
the
Demand in the July delivery was mainly for trade
month.
according to advices to the New York Coffee
half of May,
since
1.43c. on the old duty
On June 13 sales were reported at
1.63c.;
were
at 1.50c., which were the first
when sales were made at
May 22,
basis.
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MONTHLY
10
Seasonal
dulness
characterized
the
textile
markets,
re¬
flecting continued uncertainties regarding the outlook for
the fall
initial
season.
Retail trade remained spotty.
While the
fears concerning the bad effects of the drouth in
important sections of the West subsequently proved to be
somewhat exaggerated, no
appreciable pick-up in sales
occurred.
This was particularly the case in the
large urban
centers, while reports from rural districts in general, and
J july
from Southern and Southwestern
points in particular,
made
showing.
Trading in the whole¬
sale markets improved slightly, partly as a result of actual
or proposed curtailment of output in various lines.
During
a
relatively satisfactory
for
tion stated
sale
of cotton pledged as security to notes
Corporation, unless tfhey desire to do so.
however, impending prepara¬
semi-annual inventory taking slowed
usual
the
down
business
in retailers'
improved
an
said to be generally
are
anticipated to take
confidently
is
turnover
as well as
moderate, and
Stocks in jobbers'
perceptibly.
hands
place by the middle of the current mcnth.
Raw cotton in
June showed a slow advancing trend, largely under the
influence
unfavorable weather reports from
rather
of
Lack of rain in the West and too
Southern belt.
the
much pre¬
on
cipitation in the East has put an unfavorable aspect
growing conditions, for the time being, and in view of
the
sharply-curtailed area under cultivation, some thought is
given to the possibility of crop scares developing in the
threatened textile strike
better feeling, as did the push¬
The settlement of the
future.
near
also contributed to create a
the Government buy cotton for
although no actual purchases have as yet
Private crop reports, released so far, predict
about 29,500,000 acres
(as compared with
ing of proposals to have
Import
an
made.
of
area
last year), and a crop of approximately
10,500,000 bales, against 13,047,000 bales raised in 1933-34.
The Government report, to be published July 9, is expected
to show about 29,000,000 acres under cultivation.
Spot
cotton here in New York was 11.80c. on June 1, and from
40,852,000
acres
advanced to 12.30c. on June 12.
A reaction
carried the price to 12.10c. on June 22, but subsequently
the market rallied to 12.45c. on June 26, with this quota¬
tion maintained on June 30.
Mill demand was slow, reflect¬
this
figure
curtailment in
to be disappointing.
ing the small cloth business and the sharp
demand
Export
output.
continued
River for 28-ineh 64x60's was marked
Print cloths at Fall
June 6 from 4%c. to 4%c., and on June 11 was further
advanced to 4%c., and on June 16 to 4%c.
Osnaburgs were
up
9%@9%c. June 30 as against 9%c. on May 31.
The report
of the Census Bureau, issued June 14, and covering the
month of May,
showed that cotton consumption in the United
considerably as compared with the corre¬
declined
States
sponding month in 1933. The amount consumed in May was
given as 519,765 bales of lint and 63,878^ o^les of linters,
compared with 512,703 bales of lint and *67,822 bales of
linters in April 1934, and 620,561 bales of lint and 80,402
bales of linters in May 1933.
market continued inactive, with trading
confined to some further spot purchases of tropical worsteds
and flannels.
Following the semi-annual inventory term,
The woolen goods
an
of
improvement is anticipated, inasmuch as cutters' stocks
fabrics are reported to be very small.
Although the
proposal to shut down all productive machinery for a period
of two weeks during July, to be followed by a mandatory
40-hour
that
shift, Avas rejected by the industry, it is well known
curtailment in output has been practised for
actual
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers were
quoted June 29 at $1.14@$1.19 against $1.18@$1.23 May 31;
$1.22%@$1.27% April 30; $1.33@$1.38 March 31; $1.45@
$1.50 Feb. 28; $1.55@$L60 Jan. 31; $1.37% @$1.42% Dec. 29
1933; $1.40@$1.45 Nov. 29; $1.57% @$1.62% Oct. 31; $1.82%
@$1.87% Sept. 29; $1.85@$1.90 Aug. 31; $1.S3@$1.88 on
July 31; $2.17%@$2.22%
on
June 30; $1.65@$1.70 on
May 31; $1.47%@$1.52% April 29; $1.15@$1.20 March 31;
$1.17% @$1.22% Feb. 28; $1.15@$1.20 Jan. 31, all in 1933;
$1.47%@$1.52% Dec. 31 1932; $1.42%@$1.47% Nov. 30;
$1.55@$1.60 Oct.
31;
$1.75@$1.80
Sept.
30; $2@$2.05
Aug. 31; $1.40@$1.45 July 30; $1.12%@$1.17% June 30;
$1.10@$1.15 May 31; $1.35@$1.40 April 30; $1.50@$1.55
March 31; $1.67%@$1.70 Feb. 29; $1.87%@$1.90 Jan. 30,
all in 1932;
$1.85@$1.90 Dec. 31 1931; $2.20@$2.25 on
Nov. 30 and also on Oct. 31 1931, and Avith $4.70@$4.75 on
quite some time.
Jan. 31 1930.
In
the
case
of
the
20-22
deniers
Japanese crack
double
quoted at $1.11@$1.16 June 29 against $1.16@
$1.21 May 31; $1.14@$1.19 April 30; $1.25@$1.30 March 31;
extra
were
$1.40@$1.45 Feb. 28; $1.52@$1.57 Jan. 31; $1.35@$1.40
Dec. 29 1933; $1.30@$1.35 Nov. 29; $1.45@$1.50 Oct. 31;
$1.67%@$1.72% Sept. 29; $1.82%^$1.87% Aug. 31; $1.79%
@$1.84% July 31; $2.22%@$2.27% June 30; $1.70@$1.75
May 31; $1.52%@$1.57% April 29; $1.10@$1.15 March 31;
$1.15@$1.20 Feb. 28; $1.12% @$1.17% Jan. 31, all in 1933;
$1.47%@$1.52% Dec. 31 1932; $1.42%@$1.47% Nov. 30;
$1.45@$1.50 Oct. 31;
$1.60@$1.65
Sept.
30;
$2@$2.05
Aug. 31; $1.45@$1.50 July 30; $1.17%@$1.22% June 30;
$1.10@$1.15 May 31; $1.32% @$1.37% April 30; $1.42% @
$1.47% March 81; $1.70@$1.80 Feb. 29; $1.95@$2 Jan. 30,
all
in
1932; $1.85@$1.90 Dec. 31 1931;
$2.30@$2.32%
Nov. 30; $2.10@$2.15 Oct. 31 1931,
and $4.60@$4.65 on
Jan. 31 1930.
cotton
to
Not
Notes
Held
The Commodity
formation
that
Sell by June 30
by
CCC,
Cotton Pledged
and
Security
Corporation Announces.
Credit Corporation
banks
as
is in
lending agencies
receipt of in¬
now
holding
Staple
Long
on
by Mexico.
Reduced
Cotton
(about 1% inches) long from 40
40 millimeters
over
to 10 centavos per gross
kilo, according to a cablegram dated
from Commercial Attache Thomas H. Lockett, Mex¬
June 16
ico
City, the United States Commerce Department announced
June 19.
There is also
Avhich will
continue
surtax of
a
to
3% of the import duty,
apply.
Petroleum and Its Products.
Developments in Washington during June were featured
by the adjournment of Congress without either the Senate
or the House passing the oil measures sponsored by the Oil
Administration and the subject of a personal request from
President Roosevelt to Chairmen of the respective Commit¬
tees in the two
organizations handling the proposed Acts.
favorably, but
In the Senate the Thomas bill Avas reported
further
no
action
was
taken.
The
House
and
Inter-State
Foreign Commerce Committee, which held hearings on the
Disney bill, did not pass the measure, but instead appointed
subcommittee to investigate the oil industry
a
to
the next session of
basis
for
and report
Such reports will be the
Congress.
affecting the petroleum
further legislation
any
industry, it
was
indicated.
The lnArestigating Committee was scheduled to start hear¬
ings in Tulsa, Okla.,
the
July 9,
on
which will continue until
following day, when a jump will be made to Oklahoma
City, where the Committee is scheduled for
Additional hearings will be held at
Houston
13, 14 and
July 16, 17 and 18.
Whether
of
the
July 12;
on
Tyler, Tex.? on
preliminary survey
and
at
not a
or
one-day stand.
a
Austin, Tex.,
15,
July
on
conditions in
Pennsylvania oil region will be made
prior to the Texas trip has not definitely been decided
yet.
as
Despite the disappointment caused by the failure of the
Thomas
and
Disney bills tp pass in the recent session of
Congress, Administrator Ickes did not let this hold him back
from endeavoring to secure more
complete control
the
over
industry through amending the petroleum code.
The
amendment,
proposed
by the American
by the Planning and Co¬
sponsored
Petroleum Institute and approved
ordination Committee, follows;
"Upon
finding by the President or the Federal agency
a
that inter-State commerce.in crude
is
thereof
petroleum
or
the products
affected by an oversupply
injuriously
of crude
petroleum in the United States, and that commerce in petro¬
and the
leum
be
effective
products thereof is such that any remedy to
in
respect to
inter-State
commerce
must inci¬
like manner to intra-State and foreign
the President or the Federal agency may estab¬
dentally apply
commerce,
in
lish quotas in commerce
for crude petroleum from all or any
properties and storage sources in
States, and while such quotas are in effect no
of the various pools and
the United
shall place in commerce or receive in
person
commerce
by sale, exchange
eign, inter-State or intra-State)
(for¬
or con¬
signment any crude petroleum in excess of quota and a viola¬
tion
of
this provision shall
be deemed unfair competition,
unfair trade practice, and a violation of this code."
an
Brief
were
hearings on the proposed amendment to the code
Washington on June 27 before the Petroleum
held in
Administrative
its decision
Board.
June 30.
on
The
Board
had
not
made
the amendment, pointed out that while it
on
known
Administrator Ickes, in commenting
had been ap¬
proved by the Planning and Co-ordination Committee, the
Petroleum Administrative Board was under no obligation to
accept this particular amendment and was free to suggest
any
possible alternative that it thought wise.
The suggested
amendment, hoAvever, contained practically all of the major
points sought in the Thomas and Disney bills, and, if suc¬
would
cessful,
give Administrator
he holds are necessary for adequate
Ickes
the
court decisions
powers
that
control of the oil indus¬
try to achieve the Administration's aim.
The Oil Administration did not make
out
so
well
in
during June, with the only important ruling
The Fifth Circuit
Orleans, which last month over¬
being distinctly adverse to its policies.
Court of Appeals
ruled
decision
a
at New
handed
down
by
a
lower
Federal court
holding the petroleum code unconstitutional in a suit brought
several independent East Texas oil operators, granted
right to appeal to the United States Supreme
Court.
A, deadline of July 6 for filing of the appeal was set.
by
the latter the
Washington, Administrator Ickes
In
this "stay
on
the
hailed the
order" as the possible cause of
in crude oil
a
news
of
general decline
prices following the lack of action by Congress
legislation.
In further comment on the
requested
"we now have no protection
As the month closed, how¬
ever, Federal lawyers were in New Orleans seeking to haAre
this ruling set aside.
ruling,
Producers Need
Duty
the
held by
The Mexican Government has reduced the import duty on
relief purposes,
been
producers' notes expires June 30 1934. The Corpora¬
that it is not necessary for producers to make
cotton
the second half of the month,
tions
11
MONTHLY REVIEW
1934.]
Ickes said that
Mr.
against the running of hot oil."
"We have another weapon for use in enforcement of the
code," Mr. Ickes stated, "in the
neAV
tax on crude oil.
It
producers' notes are circularizing the producer-bor¬
rowers, intimating that the cotton should be sold before
June 30 1934, the Corporation announced June 20.
It is
supplies a means whereby the Treasury Department becomes
a strong agency in stopping illegal production and refining
of 'hot oil' as well as financing the Petroleum Administra¬
apparent that these circular letters, the Corporation said,
are being sent
by the banks and lending agencies, due to
the fact that the Corporation's contract to purchase eligible
tenth
cotton
tion."
one
The tax referred to by Mr. Ickes is
of
cent
one
a
cent
barrel
a
barrel
on
on
crude
the tax of one-
production and one-tenth of
run
through refineries, which
12
MONTHLY
became effective July 1.
check possible
of
are
violations
of proration rulings.
to
Possibility
suggested by Administrator Ickes in
late in
the month
a
statement issued
following several conferences with Attor¬
ney-General Cummings.
Other
major developments
in Washington during the
month included formal approval of the Pacific Coast mar¬
keting agreement, which became effective in the last week of
Jipie, further plans for curtailing production of "hot oil,"
and stabilization of the bulk
gasoline markets by the Plan¬
Committee and an announcement
Co-ordination
ning and
that Oklahoma
oil
crude
daily allowable for July and for
the next four months would be cut 22,200 barrels as a
penalty for heavy overproduction, which was held to have
In
Texas, highlight of the month's events was the dis¬
charge of R. D. Parker, chief enforcement agent of the
Texas Railroad Commission, who had been in sole
charge
of the
East Texas fields
for several weeks.
The
Commis¬
sion held that Mr; JParker had been negligent in his duties,
with
resultant sharp spurt in "hot oil" output in that
area,
while Mr. Parker charged that political influences had ham¬
a
pered him and prevented him from accomplishing his duty.
Mr. Parker joined the Texas Petroleum Council
immediately
following his discharge from the Railroad Commission.
13.8 cents
and
Commission and the AttorneyGeneral directly responsible for the jump in "hot oil"
pro¬
duction, and charged that the Commission, in discharging
station
gallon.
a
prices
of
gallon to 15.3
a
Premium grade
All major companies met the cut
Chicago
area
1 cent
gallon.
a
June 14.—Standard Oil of Indiana reduced premium grades of gasoline
at service stations in the
Chicago area 1 cent
16.-—The Standard Oil Co.
June
a
gallon.
of New Jersey posted
a
reduction of
y2 cent a gallon in kerosene tank car prices at Baltimore, Md.f to 5)4 cents
a
gallon, effective immediately.
18.—Service station prices of gasoline were advanced 4)4
June
cents a
gallon in the Richmond, Va., area to-day to 20.1 cents a gallon for the
regular grade, all taxes included.
Oil
25.—Standard
June
California
of
advances
third-grade
gasoline
prices 2 cents a gallon and standard and premium grades 2^ cents a gallon,
All companies followed the advance.
June 25.—All Detroit distributors reduced gasoline prices 1 cent a gallon
Premium
all three grades.
on
and third-grade at
16)4 cents
June 26.—Gasoline
prices
held at 20 cents, regular at 18 cents
was
gallon, all taxes included.
a
advanced 2)4 cents
were
a
gallon at Memphis
and Knoxville, Tenn
June 29.—Gasoline prices were reduced
)4 cent
gallon in Rochester,
a
N. Y.t by all distributors.
June 29.—A reduction of 1 cent a gallon was posted
in gasoline prices at
Providence, R. I., by all distributors.
THE
JUNE
FINANCING
OF
THE
For the United States Treasury
U.
TREASURY.
5.
foonds outstanding to
characterized
an
month marked
loth, a drop in the cost of 183-day-bill financing to a new
0.07% and a decline in the average yield of its long-
Board
Sinclair organizations signed
was a
low at
war
by the Governor.
June
by tlie sale of an issue of 3% bonds and 2%% notes on the
term
field, the
service
June 14.—Independent marketers reduced service station prices of regular
Possibility
special session of the Texas legislature which would
be asked to enact a measure creating a new State Oil Control
a
labor
18.3 cents
and third-grade gasoline in the
of
In the
reduced
with Shell Petroleum reducing all three grades 1 cent a gallon.
Mr. Parker, was attempting to "pass the buck."
held out
Indiana
Gov¬
of Texas, held the Railroad
was
of
gallon, respectively, all taxes included.
a
held unchanged at
Ferguson, through her husband, the former Governor
ernor
Oil
regular and third-grade gasoline in the Chicago area 1 cent
effective June 26.
into storage in that State in recent months.
gone
13.—Standard
June
empowered to
enable them
revised method of enforcing the provisions of the code
a
was
Revenue agents
books of oil operators whicb will
examine
REVIEW
at
The June 15
been
a new-
low since before the world
2.80%.
financing
by the
pursuing
under
singularly successful.
was
It -was
policy which the Treasury has
same
the
present
Administration,
of
not
agreement with the International Association of Oil Field,
forcing the market by the size of issues and their interest
Gas Well and Refinery Workers, providing that for its
rate
duration there would be
year
no
strikes
or
lockouts.
one-
If arbi¬
of maintaining a
and
so
reserves
tration becomes necessary, the form it takes will be
finally
determined by the President of the American Federation of
any
Labor, with which the oil workers' union is affiliated, and
the employer.
of the June 15
There
were
changes posted in crude oil prices during
no
the month.
In the
refined
markets, developments during June were
field, with California gasoline prices
extended
over
going
in the final week
up
wide
a
the Pacific
as
Coast marketing
agreement was formally signed by Administrator Ickes;
Chicago gasoline prices breaking sharply early in the month
in a severe price-cutting war. and Texas bulk
gasoline prices
adversely affected by surplus stocks.
The price war which brought retail
gasoline prices in
Chicago area down 4c. a gallon in less than a Aveek had
not been stopped when the month ended, although the market
stabilized
was
the
at
lower
pendents advanced prices
levels.
Starting
when
inde¬
June 4,
only to immediately
quickly brought prices
below normal levels.
The temporary truce, which developed
around
the middle of the month, was being observed
by
reduce
them
the
both factions
on
next day,
the
war
June 30.
on
In
Texas, the plan of the Planning and Co-ordination Com¬
mittee, which had as its object the dual aim of curtailing
"hot oil" production and
stabilizing the bulk gasoline market
volume of excess member bank
large as virtually to guarantee the
obligation
the Treasury
offered for sale.
On June 4
of
success
Secretary of
Henry Morgentliau Jr., announced the terms
financing.
It was disclosed that $300,000,000
12-14-year 3% bonds of 1946-48, as well
as $500,000,000 or thereabouts of five-year
2y$% Treasury
notes of Series A-1939, was being marketed.
The response
was
so
prompt and overwhelming that the subscription
thereabouts
or
of
books were closed
bonds
for
5, except the books for the 3%
receipt of subscriptions for which payment
tendered in *4% Treasury certificates of indebtedness
was
Series
of
June
on
the
TJ-1934, maturing June 15, and 2%% Treasury
B-1934, maturing Aug. 1.
Holders of these
were given the right to exchange them for the
notes of Series
issues
two
3% bonds, the Secretary of the Treasury reserving the
right to increase the offering by an amount sufficient to
new
allot
in full
books
issues
such exchange
subscriptions.
On June 8 the
were
was
closed for the receipt of exchange subscriptions.
The total amount of subscriptions received for the two
$7,935,401,200, of which $1,353,408,250 was al¬
Subscriptions to the 2%% notes amounted to $4,931,780,600, of which $528,591,700 was accepted, and tenders
for the 3% bonds totaled
$3,003,620,600, with allotments
lotted.
amounting to $824,816,550.
A total of $171,978,500 of %%
Treasury certificates of indebtedness, out of $175,000,000
issue maturing June 15, and
$317,091,100 of the 2%% notes
maturing Aug. 1, out of an issue aggregating $345,000,000,
in the East Texas and Oklahoma areas, seemed
likely to suc¬
ceed as the month ended.
The plan calls for the pur¬
chase of surplus stocks of gasoline 'held by the
were
refiners in the East Texas
2%%
independent
return for which
oil"
and
to
observe
Agreements
National
signed by
the
on
by the major companies in
independents promise not to run "hot
the
all
negotiated
of
petroleum code.
by Howard
Refining
Activities,
Bennette,
had
been
large majority of the affected refiners at the
a
end of the
provisions of the
pact,
Co-ordinator
area
month, and early operation of the plan
was
held
probable.
Changes in the nation's markets for refined products dur¬
ing June are reflected in the following price changes:
mium and 2 cents
the
advance
gallon
a
which
area
on third
followed
a
2 J4 cents
like
a
gallon
on
regular and pre¬
All other major companies met
grade.
markup
by independent distributors
earlier in the day.
June 5.—A
a
prices by independents
gallon reduction posted in gasoline service station
was
followed by a similar cut by major units who
did not include premium grade in the
reduction, all reductions effective in
the Chicago area.
additional
1-cent
prices posted by independents
gallon cut
a
was
in gasoline service station
promptly met by all major companies,
effective June 7 in the Chicago area.
June 7-—An additional 1-cent
station
prices
was
posted
by
a
some
of Indiana
prices of gasoline in the Chicago
11.—Third-grade
independents,
and other
area
reduced 3 cents
a
a
like amount to
gasoline
gallon to 22 cents
23
cents
a
bringing levels
notes
States
mature
and
on
from
bonds and
that
payable semi-annually
On
date.
on
June 15
after
June
15
1946.
The
Treasury
June 15 1939 and cannot be called for
on
demption before
that
date.
Once
they
were
re¬
issued, both
issues promptly went to a premium.
To take care in
part of a maturity of $100,110,000 of dis¬
count bills on June 20, the
Treasury sold as of the same
$75,226,000 of 182-day bills at the record low rate of
Total subscriptions amounted to $234,994,000.
It
0.07%.
the first
was
bills sold
May 23, when
rate
of
issue
rate
some
0.06%,
a
an
by the Treasury since those dated
91-day bills were sold at an average
new
low,
and
average rate of
some
0.13%.
182-day
bills
were
Another $75,353,000
of
182-day bills, dated June 27, brought an average
and a $75,000,000 issue of 183-day bills
on June 29 and dated
July 3, also sold at an average
of 0.07%.
of
0.07%,
offered
rate
The
below
major units cut tank
details
of
the
various
Treasury bills sold in June
given in the following table;
an
Bills
Dated.
Amount of
a
in
gallon to meet cut-price
the
Ottawa
Subscrip¬
Offering.
Mature.
June
District
14
1934
June 20 1934
Dec.
19 1934
June 21
1934
June 27 1934
Dec.
26 1934
June 26
2 cents
prices
Bills
Offered.
tions.
wagon
1934
182 days
182 days
July
Jan.
2 1935
183 days
3 1934
were
$75,000,000 $234,994,000
75,000,000 251,941,000
75,000,000 205,138,000
Imperial gallon and regular gasoline
gallon, taxes excluded.
Premium grades of
gasoline held unchanged.
To
Redeem
Bills
Subscrip¬
Amount
Average
Offered.
tions.
Accepted.
Price.
Yield.
$75,226,000
99.963
75,353,000
75,167,000
99.966
0.07%
0.07%
$100,110,000
50.091,000
99.964
0.07%
50,151,000
June 12.—Standard Oil of New Jersey posted a reduction of j^-cent a
gallon in No. 1 heating oil at New York to 514 cents a gallon, effective
June 14 1934
June 5.
June 26 1934
interest
option of the
United
are
competition by independent distributors.
June
bear
gallon cut in Chicago gasoline service
those prevailing at the time of the original price advance
Monday morning.
June 7.—Standard
both
and
and December 15 of each year.
The new 3% bonds mature
on June 15
1948, but may be redeemed at the
marketed at
1-cent
June 6.—An
notes
the bonds interest will be
date
Oasoline and Kerosene.
June 4.-—Shell Petroleum Co. advanced service station and tank
wagon
prices of gasoline in the Chicago
offered in exchange for the new 3% bonds.
June 15 1934 is the date of both the new
3%
June 21
1934
$234,994,000
251,941,000
205,138,000
Maturing
Issue
of—
July
MONTHLY
1934.]
NEW SECURITY ISSUES
AND
DIVIDENDS
Aetna Life Insurance Co.—Div. resumed
tion of 10c. a sh.,
payable July 2 1934.
JUNE.
IN
New financing undertaken in the domestic market during
the month of June showed a marked improvement over that
of the preceding month and exceeded the total of any month
for
a period of three
years.
State and municipal issues were
again numerous and among them may be mentioned one of
size, the $30,000,000 offering of the State of New York, 2%
unemployment relief bonds, due $3,000,000
from 1935 to 1944, inclusive, and which were
the Chase National Bank of New York and
emergency
annually
awarded
to
associates at
price of 100.91, a basis of about 1.834%. The
were reoffered at prices to yield from 0.375% to 2%,
according to maturity. Below we give the larger offerings
a
bonds
for June:
paid
4,963,473 shs. Financial
Shares Corp. (Del ).—Capital stock (par $
by means of a prospectus, announced June 21 by Stemmler
Co., New York.
The shares are priced on application.
&
Gold Lode Mines, Inc.—750,000 shares of
capital stock, par $1 a share, offered as a speculation by
Franklin Flich & Co., of New York.
York
New
D. C.
offered at $2
and
M.
James
These shares
were
American Discount Co. (Ga.).—Quar. div. on the no par common stock
increased from 10c. a sh. to 15c. a sh., payable July 1 1934.
American Optical Co.—Div. on the no par common stock resumed by
declaration of 50c. a sh., payable July 2 1934.
A similar div. was paid
share by Clokey & Miller,
Johnston & Co., Washington,
as
a
Dec. 19 1931, but
on
stock of
were
speculation.
York
bonds,
(State
of)
$3,000,000
due
awarded
to
sociates, at
the
Chase
National
price of 100.91,
Bank
of
New
York and
as¬
a
12,230,000 North Carolina (State of) general fund bonds, comprising
$6,700,000 4Hs, due from 1636 to 1942, incl., and $5,530,000
3Hs, due from 1942 to 1947, incl., purchased by the First
National Bank of New York and associates at a price of par,
.the net interest cost to the State being about 3.76%.
Reoffered to yield from 1.75 to 3.90%. according to interest rate
and maturity.
8,000,000 Buffalo, N. Y., bonds, of which $6,000,000
were
for refunding
and $2,000,000 for work and home relief purposes, were sold
3.60s to
an account headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.,
100.365, a basis of about 3.56%.
Due serially from 1935
1954, incl.
Re-offered at prices to yield, according to
maturity, from 0.75 to 3.50%.
as
at
to
8,000,000 California
(State of)
maturing annually from
3H%
unemployment relief bond
1944 to 1947, incl., awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Chase National Bank of New York,
at 103.25, a basis of about 3.40%.
Re-offered at prices to
yield from 3.20 to 3.35%, according to maturity.
5,000,000 Missouri
(State of) 3% road bonds, due $1,000,000 each
from 1953 to 1957, incl., purchased by the Chase National
Bank and associates, at a price of 101.16, a basis of about
2.81%.
Reoffered at prices to yield 3.85% on all maturities.
year
5,000,000 San Francisco (City and County), Calif., bonds, including
$3,625,000 3s and $1,375,000 5s, awarded to the Bankamerica
Co. and associates, at 100.002, the net interest cost
being
3.15%.
The bonds mature serially from 1935 to 1953, incl.
and were re-offered at prices to yield from 0.50 to
3.55%,
•
according to maturity.
.
/
4,230,000 South
Carolina (State of) long-term funding notes, con¬
sisting of $2,280,000 4Hs, due from 1938 to 1940, incl., and
$1,950,000 3Hs, maturing from 1935 to 1937, incl., awarded
to a group of local banks, headed by the South Carolina State
Bank of Columbia, at a net interest cost to the State of
3.96%.
The banks
are
of the notes to
reported to have later sold a block of $2,200,000
a group of investment
banking houses, although
the terms of the transaction
were not
made*public.
4,000,000 Cleveland, Ohio, 5H% deficiency bonds of 1934, due $200,000
each six months in the years from 1940 to
1949, incl., awarded
syndicate headed by Lehman Bros, of New York, at
100.32, a basis of about 5.46%.
Re-offered at prices to yield
5%
'' ',\'y ■
to
a
.
.
3,750,000 Texas
to
at
on
(State of) 4H% relief bonds, due serially from 1936
1943, incl., awarded to John Nuveen & Co. and associates,
100.61, a basis of about 4.38%.
Public re-offering was made
a yield basis Of from 2.25 to
3.75%, according to maturity.
3,000,000 Massachusetts (State of) 2%
emergency public works bonds,
due serially from 1935 to 1944, incl., purchased
by an account
managed by the Chase National Bank of New York, at 100.32,
a
basis
of about
1.92%.
Re-offered at prices to
yield from
0.375 to 3.10%, according to maturity.
2,725,000 East Orange, N. J., 4H % funding bonds
Public
award
was
made
sold
as
follows:
of
securities.
stock, payable July 3 1934.
mon
this issue
awarded to
an account headed
by Lehman Bros, of New York
price of par, the net interest cost to the County being
about 4.10%.
Re-offered at prices to yield from 2.75 to 4%
according to interest rate and maturity.
a
1,312,500 Lexington, Ky., 4% public works bonds, due $52,500 each
year from 1939 to 1963, incl., awarded toR.W.
Pressprich &
Co. and associates, at 106.80, a basis of about
3.44%
Re¬
offered at prices to yield from 2.60 to
3.45%, according to
maturity.
1,150,000 Delaware River
bonds,
due
deemable
at
Joint Commission, N. J., 4)4% transit line
serially from 1936 to 1973, incl., although re¬
the
Commission's option, at a price of 105 on
and after 1943, were awarded to a
group headed by Hemphill
Noyes & Co. at a price of 105.27.
Re-offered at prices to
yield from 2.50 to 3.95, according to maturity.
1,037,435 Younggtown, Ohio, 6% refunding bonds purchased, at
par
and accrued interest, by the Provident
Savings Bank & Trust
Co. of Cincinnati and associates.
Due serially from 1935
to
1944, incl.
Reoffered on a yield basis of
5.25% for all
;
maturities.
FAVORABLE
July 2
1934
d*V' °f
resumed
on
the
by declaration of 15c. a sh., payable Aug. 1 1934.
was paid on this issue May 1
1932, but none since.
sh. in addition to the
^c* a sh/ on the common stock, both
(J. D.) Adams Mfg. Co.—Quar. div.
of 75c.
a
sh.
on
the no par com¬
This compares with 50c. a sh. paid on
1933,
the company paid the following divs.: $1.50 a sh. on Aug. 1
a sh. on Feb. 1 1934, and a div. of $2 a sh. on the $100
stock, payable out of accumulated surplus on Sept. 1 1934.
on the common since June 1 1932, when $1 a sh. was
par, common
This is the first div.
paid.
'
Atlas Plywood Corp.—Resumes div. on the no par capital stock by declar¬
ation of 50c. a sh., payable July 15 1934.
A reg. quar. div. of like
amount was
paid
July 15 1931, but
on
since.
none
Austin, Nichols & Co., Inc.—Quar. div. of $1.25
a sh. on the $5 cumul.
value, payable Aug. 1 1934.
On May 1 last, a
div. of 75c. a sh. was paid.
Divs. on the prior A stock become cumul.
at the rate of $5 a sh. per annum, commencing with the quar. div.,
payable Feb. 1 1934.
prior A stock of
no par
Automatic Voting Machine Corp.—Initial div. of 25c. a sh. on the no
par common stock, payable July 2 1934.
Barcelona Traction, Light & Power Co., Ltd.—Div. of 50c. a sh. on
the
no
par
stock, payable June 30 1934.
common
A like amount was
also paid on this issue on March 14 1931, but none since.
Bay State Fishing Co.—Div. of $3.50 a sh. on the 7% cumul. prior pref.
stock and on the 7% cumul. pref. stock, both payable June 30 1934.
This clears up all accumulations on the above issues to and incl. April 1
1934.
Beaver Fire Insurance
Co., Ltd., Canada.—Div. of $6.50 a sh. on the
This compares with a div. of $2.50
stock, payable July 2 1934.
common
sh. paid on Jan. 2 last.
a
Bralorne
12
H%
on the common stock increased from
sh., payable July 16 1934.
Mines,-Ltd.—Quar. div.
a
sh. to 15%
a
Bremner-Norris Realty
Investment, Ltd.—Semi-ann. div. of $2
30 1934.
On Jan. 1 last, the
the common stock, payable June
on
made
pany
Builders
disbursement of $1
a
a
a
sh.
com¬
sh.
Exchange Building (Baltimore).-—Extra div. of 3%
on
the
capital stock in addition to the usual semi-ann. div. of like amount, both
payable July 7 1934.
.•
Campe Corp.—-Div. resumed on the common stock by declaration of
20c. a sh., payable Sept. 1 1934.
Prior to this a div. of 50c. a sh. was
paid on this issue
Oct. 1 1930, none since.
on
Canadian Industries, Ltd.—Extra div. of 75c. a sh. on the common
and B stocks, in addition to the usual quar.
payable July 31
Canton Co. of Baltimore.—Semi-ann. div.
from $1 a sh. to $3 a sh., payable
Celanese
A
div. of 87Hc. a sh., both
1934.
the
on
common
stock increased
June 30 1934.
sh. on the 7% cumul. 1st
partic. pref. stock, and the reg. quar. div. of $1.75 ash. on the 7% cumul.
series, prior pref. stock, the former payable on June 30 and the latter on
July 1.
Divs. on the partic. pref. stock wipe out all accumulations on
Corp. of America.—-Div. of $3.50
a
issue.
that
Central Power & Light Co.—Divs. resumed on the 7% cumul.
by the declaration of 43Mc. a sh., and 37He.
stock, both payable Aug. 1 1934.
Charis
Corp.—Quar. div.
sh. to
a
37Hc.
a
on the no par
the 6%
on
pref. stock
cumul. pref.
capital stock increased from 25c.
sh., payable Aug. 1 1934.
Charlotteville Woolen Mills Co.—Extra div. of 25c.
semi-ann. div. of $1.75 a shs. on the
sh. and the usua
a
7% cumul. partic. pref. stock, both
payable July 1 1934.
Collyer Insulated Wire Co.—Quar. div.
increased from 10c.
a
sh. to 15c.
a
on the no par common
sh., payable July 1 1934.
stock
Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.—Quar. div. of 50c. a sh. on the
class A and class B stock, both payable June 29 1934.
This compares
sh.
a
paid
on
both issues on March 31 last.
Columbia
$1
Mills, Inc.—Quar. div. on the common stock increased from
sh. to $1.75 a sh., payable July 2 1934.
a
Columbia Vise & Mfg. Co.—Quar. div. on the no par common
stock in¬
creased from 37Hc. a sh. to 75c. a sh., payable July 2 1934.
However,
in addition to the regular divs., extras of 12 He. a sh. were paid on April 2
last, and
on
Dec. 27 1933.
Smelting Co.
Mining &
of Canada, Ltd.—Semi-ann.
($1 a sh!) on the capital stock, payable July 16 1934.
This
with 6% ($1.50 ash.) paid on Jan. 15 1934 for the full year 1933.
div. of 4%
compares
Deisel-Wemmer-Gilbert
Corp.—Div. on the common stock resumed by
12He. a sh., payable July 2.
Quar. divs. of 25c. a sh.
this issue on March 15 1932, but none since.
the declaration of
paid
were
on
(Joseph) Dixon Crucible Co.—Div. resumed
declaration of $1 a sh., payable June 30 1934.
on this issue on Dec. 31
1931, but none since.
on the capital stock by
A similar div. was paid
Elder Mfg. Co.—Div. on the common stock resumed by the declaration of
25c. a sh., payable July 1 1934.
Quar. divs. of like amount were paid
on
April 1 1932, but none since.
Elizabethtown Consolidated Gas
Co.—Quar. div.
the capital stock
on
increased from $1 a sh. to $2 a sh., payable July 2 1934.
Fiberloid
$1
a
Corp.—Quar. div.
on
the no par common stock increased from
sh. to $1.50 a sh., payable July 2 1934.
Fostoria Pressed Steel Corp.—Quar. div. on the no par common stock
increased from 15c. a sh. to 20c. a sh., payable June 30
Ij934.
Gardner-Denver Co.—Div. resumed
on the common stock by the declara¬
payable July 1 1934.
Quar. divs. of 20c. a sh. were
Oct. 1 1931, but none since.
tion of 25c. a share,
July 2 paid
Garlock
on
Packing Co., Palmyra, N. Y.—Extra div. of 10c.
to
the
usual
quar.
div. of 10c.
a
sh. on the
no par
a sh. in addi¬
stock, payable
1934.
General
Italian
Edison
Electric
Corp.—Div.
"American shares," payable July
a
sh. paid on April 20
13 1934.
1933 and $2.06 a sh.
Gibson Art Co.—'Extra div. of 5c.
terly div. of 15c.
a
sh.
on
the
a
of $3.39 a sh. on the
This compares with $2.04
on
April 20 1932.
sh., in addition to the usual quar¬
stock, both payable July 2
no par common
Gilby Wire Co., Newark, N. J».—Div. of 10c.
a
Diversified
1934.
CHANGES.
Chicago.—Special div. of 12He.
the
on
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Reg. semi-ann. div. of $2.50 a sh. on
the 5% non-cumul. pref. stock, payable Aug. 1 1934.
For the calendar
tion
Changes in dividend declarations in June are mostly of a
favorable nature.
The following table, divided into two
sections, namely, "Favorable Changes" and "Unfavorable
Changes," gives the more important of the changes:
Acme Steel Co.,
div.
Jan 3 last.
on
Consolidated
2,000,000 Nassau Co., N. Y., bonds, comprising $1,500,000 4Hs, due
serially from 1935 to 1944, incl., $400,000 3Hs, due from
1951 to 1958, incl. and $100,000 3Hs, due in 1959 and
1960
at
Quar. divs. of 15c. a sh.
Corp.—Semi-ann.
Amoskeag Co. (Mass.)w—Semi-ann. div.
with 25c.
were
$1,650,000 to Blyth & Co., Inc
and associates, at 99.20, a basis of about
4.38%.
These
bonds, due serially from 1939 to 1944, incl,, were re-offered
to yield from 3.75 to 4.25%,
according to'maturity.
The
balance of $1,075,000 bonds were accepted,
presumably at
par, by three bank creditors of the City in exchange for short
term
Share
1933 and $3.30
unemployment relief
1935 to 1644, incl.,
basis of about 1.834%.
This
is the lowest interest cost basis at which bond financing has
ever
been negotiated by the State.
The bankers re-offered
the bonds at prices to yield from 0.375% to 2%, according to
maturity.
a
value, payable July 2 1934.
Feb. 1 1932, but none since.
par
on
Trustee
Trustee Shares, series C, amounting to 5.49c. a sh., payable June 30
1934.
This compares with a div. of 5.21c. a sh. made on Dec. 31 1933.
FINANCING.
2% emergency
annually from
no
paid
American
year
MUNICIPAL
$30,000,000 New
since.
none
American Smelting & Refining Co.—Div. of $4.50 a sh. on account of
accumulations on the 7% cumul. pref. stock, payable Sept. 1 1934.
This will reduce accruals on this issue to $2.50 a sh.
American Surety Co.—Div. on the $25 par capital stock resumed by the
a
offered
the capital stock by declara¬
Quar. divs. of 30c. a sh. were
since.
on
none
American Fork & Hoe Co.—Div. of $1.50 a sh. to clear up all accruals on
the 6% cumul. pref. stock,
payable June 28 1934.
A reg. quar. div. of
like amount was also declared on the same
issue, payable July 15 1934.
preferred
Corp.—Convertible
Brewery
$2,
par
April 1 1932, but
American Cast Iron Pipe Co.—Div. of $3 a sh. on the 6% pref. stock on
account of accumulations, payable July 2 1934.
750,000 shs. California
stock,
up to and incl.
declaration of 50c. a sh., payable July 2 1934.
Quar. divs. of $1 a sh.
were paid on June 30 and
Sept. 30 1931, but none since.
American Thermos Bottle Co.—Div. of 25c. a sh. on the class A common
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS FINANCING.
279,400 shs. Northampton
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no
payable
par common stock
A div. of 30c.
a
sh
on
the
no
par
in
distribution
Great Lakes
capital stock.
three
This, it
was
a sh. paid June 15 1934
announced, was the first
years.
Engineering Works.—Extra div. of 5c.
a
sh. on the common
stock, payable Aug. 1 1934.
Hartford
50c.
a
Gas
Co.—Quar.
div.
on
the
common
share to 75c., payable June 30 1934.
stock increased
from
MONTHLY
u
Steam Boiler
Hartford
UNFAVORABLE
Inspection & Insurance Co.—Extra div. of
addition to the reg. quar. div. of 40c.
SI a sh. on the capital stock, in
a sh., both payable July 2 1934.
(Wm.) Hoelscher & Co.—Initial semi-annual div.
$2 cum. conv. pref. stock, no par value, payable
of 20c. a sh. on the
Arlington Mills, Boston.—-Div. on the
$1 a sh. to 50c. a sh., payable July 16
July 2 1934.
stock
Herald-Traveler Corp.—Div. of 40c. a sh. on the no par common
stock, payable July 2 1934.
On Jan. 24 1934 a div. of 50c. a sh. was
paid, the first since Jan. 2 1932, when a quar. payment of 10c. a sh. was
made.
class A partic.
sh. were made on
& Quincy RR.—Div. of 2% on the capital stock,
1934.
This compares with 3% paid on Dec. 26 1933,
payment since June 25 1932, wnen 3% was also paid.
Cleveland Union Stock Yards Co.—Quar. div. of 12Hc. a sh. on the
common stock, no par value, payable July 2 1934.
This compares with
25c. a sh. paid on Jan. 2 and April 2, last.
Connecticut Gas & Coke Securities Co.—Quar. div. of 5c. a sh.,
ordinarily payable about July 2 on the no par common stock, omitted.
Finance Co. of America (Bait.).—-Directors on June 14 voted to postpone
action on the quar. divs., due July 15 until after July 1, when a spocial
Chicago Burlington
this issue, but none since.
payable June 25
which was the first
Lamont, Corliss & Co., N. Y.—Extra div. of $1 a sh. in addition to the
reg. quar. div. of $1.50 a sh. on the no par value capital stock, both
payable July 10 1934.
Magma Copper Co.—Div. of 50c. a sh. on the common stock, payable
July 16 1934.
The directors stated that the July 16 div. is being* paid
out of earned surplus and is not to be considered as establishing a reg.
div. basis.
A similar amount was paid on this issue on April 16 last.
(G.) Heileman Brewing Co.—Quar. div. of 20c. a
ordinarily payable about June 1 1934, omitted.
Co., St. Louis.—Div. of 3)4% on account of accumula¬
tions, in addition to a reg. quar. div. of 1M% on the 7% cum. pref.
stock, payable July 1 1934.
This clears up all arrearages on this issue.
cum.
the 6 % and $6 pref. stocks
(Md.).—Div. of 12 He. ash. on the no pa
stock, payable July 15 1934.
This is the first div. on the new
common
reclassified
New
class B
Monroe
Cordage Co.—Divs. of 25c. a sh. on the common and
stocks.
Quar. divs. of 12He. a sh. were paid on these
1932 to and inc. Dec. 1 1932, but none since.»
New River Co.—Div. of 1H% on account of accumulations on the
to which no
New
pref. stock, payable July 1 1934.
On Nov. 2 1931, the company
paid a div. of like amount, which represented the payment due Mfay 1
1924; none since.
Pan-American Airways Corp.—Initial div. of 25c.
a
stock reduced from $1 a
$2.50
a
& Electrotypers, Ltd.—Div. payments to be resumed
on Sept. 1 next on the no par common stock by the distribution on that
date of 50c. a sh.
Quar. divs. of 50c. a sh. were paid on the common
of
no
par
June 8
div, on the capital stock.
On April 1
sh., which was the first disburse¬
last, the company paid a div. of 20c. a
ment on the stock since Oct. 1 1931.
Southern California Edison Co.,
creased from 50c. a sh. to 37Hc. a
Ltd.—Div. on the common
sh., payable Aug. 15 1934.
stock de¬
Weaving Co.—Semi-ann. div. on the no par common.stock
reduced from $1 a sh. to 50c. a sh., payable June 30 1934.
Southern
and incl. June 1 1932, but none since.
a
Co. of America.—Directors at a meeting held on
1934 took no action in respect to a
the]~common
sh. on]
ordinarily pay¬
of 2c. a sh. was
paid on this issue.
Rossia Insurance
div. of
Properties.—Quar. div, on the no par common
sh. to 88c. a sh., payable July 16 1934.
Occidental Petroleum Co.—Div. on the common stock,
able about June 30, omitted.
On March 31 last, a div.
sh. on the capital
1 1934.
Penberthy Injector Co.—Extra
stock, payable June 30 1934.
Randall Co.—Extra div. of 50c.
England Power Association.—Quar. div. on the no par common
sh. to 25c. a sh., payable July 16 1934.
stock reduced from 50c. a
North Boston Lighting
6%
cum.
stock up to
Chemical Co.—No action taken in respect to a payment on the
stock.
On March 20 last, a div. of 50c. a sh. was paid, prior
divs. were made on this issue since July 1 1930.
common
common
Photo Engravers
div. due at this time on the no par common stock,
of 25c. a sh. was paid on this issue.
On Jan. 15 last, a div.
omitted.
issues from March 1
stock, payable Aug.
1934.
March 31
stock.
common
Bedford
Corp.—Quar. div. on the no par common
Maine Gas Cos.—Quar.
National Cash Register Co.
payable
stock, usually
payable about June 30, omitted.
A quar. div. of 16c. a sh., payable in
6% cumul. conv. pref. stock of $100 par was paid on the common stock
Lone Star Gas
In preceding
1934.
pref. stock, all payable July 2
partic. pref. stock
14 1934.
Cady, Detroit.—Div. of 30c. a sh. on the capital stock,
July 5 1934.
This compares with 45c. a sh. paid on Feb. 1 last.
Lee &
stock
A
sh. on the capital stock,
Household Finance Corp.—Quar. div. on the no par,
reduced from $1.05 a sh. to 87He. a sh., payable July
Minnesota Power & Light Co.—Divs. of $1.12 ash. on the 6% cum. pref.
stock and on tne $6 cum. pref. stock of no par and a div. of $1.31 a sh.
quarters the company distributed 75c. a sh. on
and 87 He. a sh. on the 7% issue.
10c. a sh. on the class
capital stock reduced from
Haverhill Gas Light Co.—Quar. div. on the
56c. a sh. to 45c. a sh., payable July 2 1934.
stock increased
7%
have deferred action on the
July 1 1934.
Hancock Oil Co. of California.—Quar. divs. of
and class B stocks, due about June 1, omitted.
Meyer-Blanke
7%
Transit Co.—The directors
cumul. pref. div. due
May Hosiery Mills, Inc.—'Div. of $3.25 a sh. on the $4 cum. pref. stock
of no par value, on account of accumulations, payable Sept. 1 1934.
The last payment on this issue was $1 a sh. paid on Dec. 1 1933.
the
called.
meeting will be
Great Lakes
the 7% cum. pref.
stock, payable June 30 1934.
on
Wirebound Boxes, Ltd.—Div. of 25c. a sh. on the $1.50 cumul.
stock, payable June 30 1934.
Distributions of 37Hc. a
this issue on Jan. 2 and April 1, last.
Canadian
Keystone Watch Case Corp.- -Div. of $1 a sh. from accumulated surplus
on the capital stock
(par $ 5.66 2-3), payable July 16 1934.
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co.—Quar. div. on the no par common
increased from 12Hc. a sh. to 15c. a sh., payable July 2 1934.
stock decreased
from 37Hc. a
Copper Corp.—Div. of 15c. a sh. on the no par common
payable June 30 1934.
On Jan. 2 1932 a div. of 12 He. a sh. was
Melville Shoe Corp.—Quar. div. on the no par common
from 40c. a sh. to 50c. a sh.. payable Aug. 1 1934.
stock reduced from
Boston
Kennecott
Martel Mills Co.—Initial semi-ann. div. of $1 a share on
cumul.
the no par common
Hydro-Electric Co.—Quar. div. on the common
sh. to 30c. a sh., payable Aug. 1 1934.
Bangor
Johns-Manville Corp.—Div. of SI.75 a sh. on the 7% cum. pref. stock
to clear up the payment due Oct. 1 1933, and a reg. quar. div. of SI.75
a sh. on the same issue, both payable July 2
1934.
This clears up all
accruals on the pref. stock.
,
on
no par capital
1934.
Automobile Co.—Quar. div. of 50c. a sh. on
ordinarily payable in July, omitted.
Auburn
Intercolonial Coal Co., Ltd.—Semi-ann. div. of $2 a share on'the common
stock.
This compares with a semi-ann. distribution of 50c. a sh. made
on this issue on Jan. 2 last and July 3 1933.
distributed
CHANGES.
Ry.—Div. omitted on the 5%
Bolivia
(Chile) &
preference stock.
Antofagasta
Independent Pneumatic Tool Co.—Extra div. of 25c. a sh. on the
no par common stock in addition to the usual quar. div. of 50c. a sh.,
both payable July 2 1934.-
stock
REVTEW
sh. on the $2 cum. partic. class A
stock
value, payable June 28 1934.
Rapid Electrotype Co.—Extra div. of 20c. a sh. on the no
stock, payable July 15 1934.
par^ommon
Standard Gas Light Co. of New York.—Semi-ann. div.
non-cumul. pref. stock, due June 30 1934, deferred.
Reading Co.—Quar. div. on the common stock increased from 25c. a sh.
to 50c. a sh., payable Aug. 9 1934.
the capital
stock, in addition to the reg. quar. div. of 20c. a sh., both payable
July 2 1934.
Reece Button-Hole Machine Co.—Extra div. of 10c. a sh. on
of 3% on the 6%
Control of this
Consolidated Gas Co. of New York.
Virginia Bridge & Iron Co.—Semi-ann. div. on the capital stock
from $3 a sh. to $2 a sh., payable July 2 1934.
company
is owned by the
reduced
stock
Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—Quar. div. on the no par capital
reduced from 25c. a sh. to 12 He. ash., payable July 31 1934.
_
Sajrers & Scoville Co.—Quar. div. on the common-stock increased
$1 a sh. to $1.50 a sh., payable July 2 1934.
COURSE
from
sh. on the
On April 2 1934 a quar. div.
The
Securities Investment Co. of St. Louis.—Quar. div. of 50c. a
no
stock, payable July 2 1934.
share was paid on this issue.
par common
of 25c. a
Singer (Sewing Machine) Mfg. Co.—Extra div. of 2H% in addition to
the usual quar. div. of 1H % on the common stock.
An extra div. of 1%
was paid on March 31 last.
Sloan & Zook Producing Co.—Div. resumed on the no par common
stock by declaration of 20c. a sh., payable June 29 1934.
A div. of 25c.
a sh. was paid on this issue on Dec. 23 1932, but none since.
Sparta Foundry Co.—-Quar. div. of 75c. on the no par common stock,
payable June 30 1934.
Previously, the company made quar. distribu¬
tions of 25c. a sh. on
this issue.
-
Springfield Gas Light Co.—Quar. div. on the common stock
from 38c. a sh. to 50c. a sh. payable July 16 1934.
Utilities, Inc.—Div. on the no
% of lc. a sh. to lc. a sh., payable
Standard
from
Swiss Oil Corp.,
increased
•
Lexington, Ky.—-Div. on the common stock
on June 15 1934.
resumed
Title & Mortgage Guaranty Co., Ltd. (New Orleans, La.).—Semi-ann.
div. on the common stock increased from $1 a share to $2 a share, payable
1934.
Tobacco & Allied Stocks, Inc.—Div. of $1
a
by declara¬
tion of 25c. a sh., payable June 30 1934.
Quar. divs. of 25c. a sh. were
paid on this issue on Dec. 30 1932, but none since.
United States Gauge Co.—Semi-ann. div. on the common stock increased
from $1.25 a sh. to $2.50 a sh., payable July 2 1934.
Union Twist Drill Co.—Div. resumed on tne common stock
United States Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.—Div. on the common
stock increased from 25c. a sh. to $2 a sh., payable July 14 1934.
An
and the
weeks
public
as
being kept in suspense more than three
was
to the identity
a
of the personnel of the regulatory
States Tobacco Co.—Quar. div. on the no par common
increased from $1.10 a sh. to $1.25 a sh., payable July 2
stock
1934.
the
div. of 50c. a sh. on the common stock, both payable Aug.
1
1934.
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co.—Div. of 50c. a sh. on the no par common
stock, payable Aug, 10 1934.
This compares with a special div. of 25c.
a sh.
paid on May 15 last.
Victor Brewing Co.—Initial div. of 5c. a sh. on
the $1 par common stock,
payable July 16 1934.
Vortex Cup Co.—Quar. div. on the no par common
25c. a sh. to 30c. a sh., payable July 2 1934.
stock increased from
Foundry & Pipe Corp.—Div. resumed on the common stock
value by declaration of 50c. a sh., payable Aug. 1 1934.
On
Oct. 1 1931 the company paid a like amount on this issue.
Warren
par
(R. C.) Williams & Co.—Div. on the class B common stock of no par
value increased from 20c. a sh. to 25c. a sh., payable Aug. 1 1934.
(L. A.) Young Spring & Wire Corp.—Div. of 25c. a sh. on the no par
common stock, payable Aug. 1 1934.
Quar. divs. of like amount were
made on this issue from Jan. 2 1932 to and incl. Jan. 3 1933; none since.
prices, as gauged by
of the New York "Times," mirroring the
with
issues, advanced 2.35 points, compared
drop of 6.92 points in May and one of .77 of a point
April.
It
the first time the average had closed
was
was
On
manifested in the forepart of the month.
day, the 8th, prices advanced more than they did for
the entire month, or
high for the month
while the low
was
3.33 points, against 2.35 points.
was
79.59
88.38 for the averages
on
June 2.
For the 25 railroad stocks used in
June 2 and the last
was
on
The
June 19,
The close was at 84.52.
compiling the average, the
month's price peak was 37.07 on June
on
in
higher
The greater part of the strength displayed
since January.
one
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., Inc.—Extra div. of $1 ash. in addition to
average
movements of 50
div. rate."
commitments occurred at a
control bill was becoming law
For the entire month of June stock
the stock
by prices
no
It was something more
of the stock
unwillingness
this
time when the stock exchange
official statement by company says that the above declaration "is in view
of current earnings and is not to be considered as establishing a reg.
of
that
machinery
inevitable unless the market
of its lethargy,
coincidence
market circle to undertake new
sh. on the common stock,
Sayable 1July 16 1934. Divs. of 50c. a sh. were paid on this issue on
larch
last and July 15 1933.
usual quar.
liquidation of some of the trading
A
could be snapped out
a
make the stock
the loser in providing trading
community heavily
commission.
1
United
of dulness was
being maintained appeared
than
second, a new low
It is probable that
the more important, for
at such a low level as to
were
facilities.
now
stock
Prices
decade was reached.
a
the characteristic
market
the
it:
on
_
Thompson Products, Inc.—Div. of $7 a sh. on the 7% pref. stock on
account of accumulations, payable July 1
1934.
The last payment
made on this issue was a reg. quar. div. of $1.75 a sh. on March 1 1932.
July
in activity for
dealings
JUNE 1934.
on
higher on balance and,
trifle
a
definite imprints
•
par capital stock increased
July 2 1934.
by the payment of 10c. a sh.
closed
two
played
which
influences
left
June
in
market
STOCK MARKET DURING
THE
OF
numerous
35.06.
19, the low
was
32.60
The 25 industrials estab¬
lished their high and low on the same dates, the former be¬
ing 139.69
and
the
latter
126.59.
The
133.99.
June volume in share trading on the
change
was
only
16,800,155
much as was dealt in in
the
record
with
closing level
was
.
one
set during
shares,
New York Stock Ex¬
or
approximately
as
day back in October 1929 when
the panic.
The total compared
25,335,680 in May and with no less than 125,-
was
of
one
July
MONTHLY
1934.]
15
REVIEW
szr-r
619,530 in June 1933.
volume
Not since 1920 was a lower
the first six months the total number of shares
since 1925.
traded was
$110,000,000 lower
Bond trading was
in the year at
month
$267,056,600 for June, but the tc^tal for last
still the highest for any other year since 1926.
was
The first six months' total, furthermore, was
the first time the volume had gone over the
mark since 1922.
$2,058,161,700,
$2,000,000,000
New York Curb Exchange sales for June
totaled
3,522,430 shares, against 4,313,864 in May and 22,545,649 in June 1933.
For the year to date the total was
38,357,641, compared with 49,455,147 a year ago.
The
in
June came on the 8th, when hopes rose high that the steel
strike would be averted by co-operation on the part of the
sizable
most
Administration
not
to
had
lift
and
stock
which
the
labor
prices experiencd
but the passing of
From this showing, it was evident that activity in
the first
two-thirds of June had held up because
requirements were
being anticipated by consumers wishing to be protected in
case of a
strike.
Nevertheless, the stock market did not
become perturbed thereat; it continued to drift aimlessly.
The improvement in the drouth situation and the conse¬
best
in
wheat prices
was
of negative advantage
at
to stocks.
During June wheat dropped from 103%c.
89%c. without producing any alarm in the stock market,
to
it
as
realized
was
that the
spread of purchasing power in
the wheat growing regions was
1 cent, and
up nearly
corn
being aided.
Cotton moved
rallied strongly at the end of the
month, after having been weak in the first three weeks, and
% cent higher. The commodity price on which most
closed
focussed, however, was silver. This metal became
still more closely watched after President Roosevelt, on
June 19, signed the silver purchase bill.
Already abundant
eyes were
evidence
had
been
that
afforded
the
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1947-1952
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thereafter 3)4s
1943-1945
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1944-1954
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1946-1956
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1951-1955
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1946-1948
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was
gain
in
this
close
country
to
A top price of 21%d. was achieved in
London, the highest in about three years.
of
import
an
favorable
to
the
stock
market
in¬
cluded, in June, restoration of Kennecott Copper and Atchi¬
son
shares to
a
dividend basis.
Particularly in the case of
the Atchison was this dividend action warmly
greeted, and
railroad issues became still more highly regarded when the
Pennsylvania Railroad came forward with the declaration
of another 50 cent
dividend.
There
was
no
clear
sign that
the developments in Germany, including the declaration of
the
transfer
moratorium
and
the
"purging"
As to the fluctuations in individual
was
of
the
at its
lowest
stocks, United States
June
2, at 37%, and at its highest
June 16, at 43%, with the close June 30 at
38%.
Steel
preferred moved up fjom 79% June 2 to 89 June 13, with
the close June 30 at
83%.
American Tel. & Tel.
was
at its
lowest June
2, at 111%, and at its highest June 13, at 120%,
with the close June 30 at 113.
J. I. Case Threshing Machine
rose from 47% June 1 to
55% June 9, with the close June 30
at 49%.
General Electric rose from 19% June 1 to 21%
June 9, with the close June 30 at 19%.
Allied Chemical &
from 130 June 2 to 142 June 19, with the close
Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing was
June 30 at 131.
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Price
Range for June 1934.
Price
June 30
June 1
Lowest.
1934.
1934.
Highest.
Railroad & Industrial Bonds—
Atch Top & Santa Fe gen 43.1995
Bait & Ohio 1st gold 4s
1948
Convertible 4Hs
Bost & Maine 1st 5s
102)4
102
June
103)4 June 20
101
100
June
102 H June
63
June
18
103
101)4
June 15
65)4
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68
1960
63%
ser AC..1967
Ches & Ohio ref & impt 434s B '95
Chic Milw & St P gen 4s A..1989
103)£
64
63)4 June
67
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42)4
37
44)4 June 19
Chic & N W
A.1949
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41 %
74%
37)4 June
44)4
73)4 June
78)4 June 14
77
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1975
71)4
70
June
76 H June 19
73)4
71
69)4 June
June 19
72)4
conv
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103)4 June
June
76
June
June
87)4
18
65
37)4
38
19
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111 Cent C St L& NO 5s A.. 1963
75%
73)4 June
79
June
19
78
79)4
June
19
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76)4
78)4 June
74)4 June
83
Kansas City Sou ref & impt 5s'50
78
June
9
75)4
64
June
11
Lehigh Valley (Pa)
Mo-Kan-Texas
N Y Central
58)4 June
4s. .2003
cons
cum
ad) 5s..1967
deb 6s
1935
N Y C & St L 4)4s ser C
1978
conv
NYNH&H 1st ref 4)4s. —1967
1992
Northern Pacific 4s
1997
N Y Ont & West ref 4s
Pennsylvania RR deb 4)4s.. 1970
Pitts C C & St L 5s series A__ 1970
Rio Grande Western 1st 4s..1939
Southern Ry gen 4s series A. 1956
Union Pacific 1st & ref 4s
2008
Western Maryland 1st 4s
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s. 1944
Warner Bros Pictures 6s
1939
Foreign
55)4
100
52
June
99)4 June
61
June
55)4
100)4
June
60
1
June
4
55)4
June 19
63)4
6
61)4
66)4 June 23
66)4
68
62)4
66)4
60)4 June
67)4 June
62
61
June
98)4
98
June
88)4
107?4
91M
64)4
88
June
92)4 June 19
107)4 June
109)4 June 28
lOO1^
85)4
68
52)4
93
88)4 June
100)4
June 20
91)4
2
91)4 June
91)4
63)4 June
70
June 13
63)4
98)4 June
102
June 26
101)4
85
June
87)4 June 18
86
67
June
72)4 June 18
69
51
9
50)4 June
55
oa
99)4 June 18
June
June
16
104)4 June
110
104 %
104)4 June
105)4 June 26
75)4
126
58)4
73
June
126
June
55
June
105)4
99)4
109
June
105)4
8
75)4 June
128
96)4
109
74
June 22
55"
8
61)4 June
Bonds—
78)4 June
83)4 June 20
82
6s of June 1925
1959
78)4
78)4 June
84)4
Junei 20
82
External
1962
72
72
78
June
19
Australia $s.of 1925..
1955
External loan 5s of 1927.-.1957
94)4
94)4
89)4 June
90)4 June
94)4 June
94)4 June
5
5
External 4)4s of 1928... ..1956
91)4
87)4 June
92
6
Argentine (Govt) 6s series A. 1957
5)4s
lowest June
2 at
32%, and at its
highest
June 16,
78)4
June
1949
1957
100)4
99 54 June
Sinking fund 5s
1958
Canada (Dominion) 5s_..._.1952
83)4
83)4 June
109)4
109
June
111)4
French Republic ext 7)4s
1941
181
181
June
1949
182
180)4 June
Belgium (Kingdom) 6)4s
Brisbane (City) 5s
External 7s of 1924
German
(Republic) 7s
..1949
New South Wales (State) 5s. 1957
at
2 103 283jJune 14
108732
IO3263,
1
Opening
party on the final day of the month, exerted any direct in¬
fluence on the course of stock prices.
rose
103832 June
101 27J2
German Govt Internat 5)4s_1965
Dye
103«»j
1002832
Nazi
Steel
IO483,
103 "ji
l%d. net.
was
Items
June
1122<«June 21 113i<s2June 15
1951
Internat Paper 5s ser A & B_ 1947
silver climbed
in the futures market, while in London the
ounce
Juno 1
101i632June 21 102
1952
3s series A
Treasury
buying,
103i832.Tune 21 104
102
1129sj
1949
u
1952
Allegheny Corp coll tr 5s
1944
Amer & Foreign Power 5s
2030
Brooklyn Union Elevated 5s. 1950
Chesapeake Corp 5s.
1947
Dodge Brothers coriv deb 6s. 1940
an
30.
Fourth
buying silver in quantity, and after the signing of the bill
Secretary of the Treasury Morgentliau made it known that
he intended to proceed vigorously with the carrying out of
the purchase provisions of the legislation.
Owing largely to
2 cents
June
Highest.
Liberty Loan—
the strike threat
sequel which had not been entirely bargained for.
A
few days after the possibility of a strike definitely passed
the rate of steel production dipped from 56.1% to 44.7%.
quent fall
Lowest.
hopes proved
The
leaders.
First
a
be misplaced,
Sale
Sale
June 1.
For
213,276,322, against 340,859,129 in the previous year.
With
the exception of the 176,718,572^share total for7 the first
half of 1932, it was the smallest volume for the period for
any year
Last
Range During June 1934.
First
Government Bonds.
The
registered for June, and then the total was 9,354,267.
high record for the month was reached a year ago.
83
Queensland (State) ext 7s
External
June
19
84)4 June 18
82)4
June 15
185)4 June 27
109)4
185)4
184)4 June 27
183)4
49)4
June
64)4 June
1
35)4 June
42)4 June
1
37 %
89)4 June
92)4 June
8
92)4
QO
6
48
June
103)4 June
1941
.1947
6s_
(City) external 614s. .1952
4
101)4 June
84
94
91)4
89
64)4
42)4
91
External sinking fund 5s. .1958
Rome
June
June
76)4
....
84)4
99
June
84
June
June
104)4 June 20
100)4 June 29
100)4
June 26
86)4
87
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Month of June—
Stock sales—No. of shares
1934.
16,800,155
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad and miscell...
8
156,089,000
State, munic. & foreign
46,213,500
1 Qtt
125,619,530
$
1 Q"t9
1931.
58,643,847
23,000,594
8
■
8
122,480,200
64,754,100
276,280,000
77,623,000
23,292,900
66,294,600
166,455,700
83,521,50)
15,041,150
267,056,600
377,195,900
255,775,800
265,018,350
340,859,129
Bond sales (par value)—
$
$
Railraod and miscell... 1,368,972,000 1,063,435,900
State, munic. & foreign
361,771,000
388,454,500
United States Gov't...
328,418,700
260,247,100
176,718,572
331,993,460
761,926,500
372,796,500
926,207,700
399,725,100
88,214,200
United States Gov't
Total bond sales
67,001,000
Jan. 1 to June 30—...
Stock sales—No. of shares
213,277,322
$
399,841,100
at
39%, with the close June 30 at 36%.
Consolidated Gas
of New York moved up from 31% June 2 to
35% June 19,
with the close June 30 at 33%.
In the railroad list, New
York Central rose from 25% June 2 to 32% June
19, with
the close June 30 at
lowest June
28%.
June
1
to
127
Southern Pacific
June
Baltimore & Ohio
at its
at
Union Pacific moved
up from
19, with the close June 30
at 26%,
rose
close June 30
bid.
at its
was
its highest June 18,
the
was
2, at 49, and at its highest June 19, at 57, with
the close June 30 at 53
119
Delaware & Hudson
lowest June
at
Total bond sales
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE CURB EXCHANGE.
Month of June—
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par value)-r-
Domestic
with'the
close June 30 at 24.
from 21% June 2 to 26 June
16, with
23%.
In the bond market for the month of June
high-grade in¬
high levels.
the less high-grade corporation bonds, the
inclined toward the more or less irregular
course of the stock market.
In the following table we
show,
as usual, the fluctuations for the month
in the different
However,
of
71,500,000
1933.
22,545,649
S
95,785,000
5,534,000
among
of prices
of
United
railroad
States
and
obligations,
industrial
and
also
bonds, and
number, likewise, of foreign bond issues.
a
for
a
1932.
1931.
2,720,768
9,972, 98
8
$
3,887,000
.*_
76,591,000
105,206,000
67,108,000
Stock sales—No. of shares
38,357,641
49,455,147
24,300,912
64,994,233
570,156,000
21,264,000
17,174,000
462,968,000
21,217,000
22,778,000
379,041,000
14,278,000
21,728,000
475,076,000
15,138,000
21,818,000
608,594,000
506.963.000
415.047.000
512,032.000
—
Government..
Foreign corporate..
2,786,000
2,305,000
Total bond sales.
Jan.
84,200,000
3,404,000
4,360,000
91,964,000
1 to June 30—
Bond sales (par value)—
Domestic.-.*-..——1
Foreign Government.
.
Foreign corporate
Total
bond
sales...
8
8
THE MONEY MARKET DURING
vestment issues continued to manifest their strength of
previ¬
ous
months
and
steadily advanced to new
issues
$
59,397,000
2,404,000
5,307,000
Foreign
at 24.
list
1934.
3,522,430
123.
2, at 20%, and at
Chesapeake & Ohio moved up
from 45% June 2 to 48% June 16, with the close
June 30
at 47%.
Southern Railway was at its lowest June 2, at
23%,
and at its highest June 19, at 28%, with the close
June 30
trend
2,059,161,700 1,712,137,500 1,534,564,100 1,414,147,000
large
considerable
JUNE 1934.
The pressure of funds to find employment continued un¬
abated, resulting in yields on prime short term investments
approaching the vanishing point and in those on medium and
long-term investments showing further reductions.
Excess
reserves
of all member banks in the first half of the month
reached
a
new high of close to $1,800,000,000, but subse¬
quently there was a temporary reduction of approximately
$200,000,000, due largely to Treasury operations connected
with the sale of new security issues on/the quarterly tax date.
The Silver Purchase Act of 1934 will have the effect of further
REVIEW
MONTHLY
16
RATES FOR MONEY AT NEW YORK.
excess of bank reserves as the silver certifi¬
thereon by the Treasury are passed on to the
commercial banks and thence to the Federal Reserve banks
increasing the
cates issued
account.
Gold received
compared with imports of
$27,719,000 in May 1934 and $562,000 in June 1933.
Yields
on the best grade bonds have now reached levels below those
prevailing at the beginning of 1928 and in 1931, and are the
lowest in many years.
Total deposits of the weekly report¬
ing member banks stood at $18,362,000,000 on June 27,
representing a gain of $2,347,000,000 since the first of the
year.
The major portion of this gain has been invested in
United States Government securities, which increased from
$5,205,000,000 to $6,665,000,000.
Discount holdings of the
12 Reserve banks declined further from $33,700,000, May 30
to $27,015,000 June 27, while bills bought in the open market,
which stood at $5,178,000 May 30, remained practically
stationary at $5,215,000 June 27.
United States Treasury
financing during June included the sale of $528,591,700 of
2Vs% 5-year notes and $824,816,550 of 3% 12-14-year bonds.
This transaction, after allowing for the bonds exchanged for
outstanding Treasury securities', increased the net interestbearing debt of the United States by $865,000,000 in June,
following a decline of $119,000,000 in the previous three
months, due to the profit realized through the devaluation
of the dollar.
Treasury bill financing in June had no net
effect on the outstanding debt as maturities of $150,000,000
of 91-day bills were replaced with new issues in the same
amount of 182-day bills, on which the average yield was
only 0.07%, a new low rate on this type of security.
On
the Stock Exchange, the official rate for call loans remained
unchanged at 1 %.
Outside loans after having been freely
available for some time at %%, during the last week of the
month stiffened temporarily to 1%, but at the end of the
month the rate again softened to %%, although some loans
continued
to
be
closed at
1%.
Bankers' acceptances,
Treasury discount bills and other prime short-term papers
continued in good demand.
bank
to add to the member
reserve
here in June totaled $61,682,000,
CALL
LOANS
ON
Low.
June
2
June
3
June
4
STOCK
YORK
NEW
1
EXCHANGE.
Low:
Renewal.
High.
1
1
June
THE
16...
June
17
Sunday
June
18
1
1
June
19
1
1
1
1
Saturday
Sunday
June
5
1
1
1
June 20
1
1
June
6
1
1
1
June 21.
1
1
June
7...
1
1
1
June 22.__
1
June
8
1
1
1
June 23
1
1
1
Saturday
June
9
June
10
June 25...
1
1
June
11
1
1
1
June 26
June 24.
1
1
June
12
1
1
1
June 27
1
1
1
June
13
1
1
1
June 28
1
1
1
June
14
1
1
1
June 29
1
1
1
June
15
1
1
1
June 30
Saturday
Sunday
.
Sunday
__
\
1
1
Saturday
Time loan rates on security collateral showed virtually no
change.
Nominal rates were quoted at %% to 1% for
two, three, four and five months and 1@1M% for six
months.
OF TIME LOAN RATES.
Rates
30 Days.
June
1...
June
34@1
June
4...
June
5 Months.
Yx® 1
6 Months.
1
@1 Yx
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M@1
Yx® 1
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34 @ 1
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5...
6...
Yx® 1
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3...
June
4 Months.
Yx® 1
June
7...
M@1
Yx® 1
June
8
H@l
June
9...
Yx® 1
34@1
1
Yx® 1
1
Yx® 1
1
Yx® 1
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@134
@134
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34 @1
1
@13-4
1
Yx @1
34 @1
1
l
@134
@134
@134
34 @1
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@134
1
Satur day
June 10...
Sun day
June 11...
M@1
June 12...
June 14...
34 @1
Yx®.
34® 1
June 15.._
34@1
June 13...
34@1
Yx® 1
Yx® 1
Yx® 1
Yx® 1
,
Yx® 1
June 16...
Satur day
June 17-._
1
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coll.)—
34 @1
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Sixty days....
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Ninety days
34 @1
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Four months
34 @1
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34 @1
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1
@134
@134
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34@1
34@1
34©1
34@1
'
1
,
@134
Commercial paper—
Double and single names:
Prime 4 to 6 months
l
@134
Rates for bankers' acceptances
low rates established last
Council
on
34
34
34
1
Good 4 to 6 months.,..
April.
@134
1
34
w
,
@134
1
@134
continued at the extreme
The American Acceptance
June 15 published its usual survey of
the
ac¬
ceptance market and found that for the fourth successive
month, bankers' acceptances, yielding to the current stag¬
nation in the demand for money and credit, fell off sharply
amounted to
$568,790,514,
as
compared with $668,811,328 May 31 1933.
In an¬
nouncing the figures, Robert H. Bean, Executive Secretary
of the Council, stated that the greater part of the reduction
from last year's figures comes in the drop in the volume of
bills based on foreign transactions, which are now $73,000,000
below last year's total.
The survey under review shows
during the month of May.
The1 shrinkage
$44,338,623, leaving a total on May 31 of
created for the purpose
financing goods stored in domestic warehouses.
The
second largest reduction is in export acceptances, which went
off $13,789,975.
Acceptances based on goods stored in
or
shipped between foreign countries declined $6,698,305
and acceptances created for the purpose of financing imports
declined $2,264,157.
Slight increases were noted in the
a
reduction of $26,585,397 in bills
of
volume
of
the
acceptances
covering domestic shipments and
of creating dollar exchange.
The causes
behind the drop for export acceptances and for warehouse
for
purpose^
definitely traced to
temporary conditions resulting from abnormally low yields
on bills and on acceptance credit costs, which does not make
at
profitable for credit takers to
this
time.
The
fact
that
use
the
the acceptance market
volume
of
commercial
identified with domestic financing and the volume of
exports of merchandise both show an increase in recent
months, at the time the volume of bankers' acceptances for
these two purposes show a sharp decline, substantiates the
point that during this abnormal period commercial financing
is diligently seeking the lowest possible cost.
As in recent months, the discount market suffers from
a
severe bill drouth.
The Federal Reserve System, with
only about $5,000,000 in bills, with practically no bills held
for the account of foreign correspondents and a dealers'
portfolio of less than $3,000,000, establishes a condition
paper
which has not existed in the American discount market in
20
On May 31 the accepting banks alone held a
made up of $281,169,423 of other
purchased and $226,134,500 of their own bills.
This unusually heavy volume of bills locked up hf ac¬
cepting banks amounts to nearly 90% of all the outstanding
volume.
It would be to the very great benefit of the dis¬
years.
of
$507,303,923,
banks' bills
Mixed Collateral.
Yx® 1
2
June
Yx@l
on
90 Days.
60 Days.
June 30.
1
Thirty days
total
DAILY RECORD
1
Range for wk. (mixed & ind.coll.)
Week's aver, (mixed & ind. coll.)
Time loans (mixed and ind.
it
June
1
June 23.
Call loans on Stock Exchange—
acceptances are identical and may be
Renewal.
High.
Saturday
1
Week Ended—
June 16.
9.
June
Sun day
June 18...
34@1
34 ®1
Yx® 1
Yx® 1
34@1
34@1
June 19...
34® 1
Yx® 1
34 @1
Yx® 1
34 @1
34 @1
June 21
34® 1
34@1
Yx® 1
Yx® 1
Yx® 1
June 22...
34@1
34 @1
market
and
of
the
banks themselves if there
were
each
day a moderate proportion of the banks'
holdings of their own bills, purchasing in return an equal
amount of other banks' bills.
The present tieing up of the
discount market is a severe penalty on the discount market
dealers whose operations in bills are now at the lowest point
on record.
Rates for bankers' acceptances on every day
of the past month were quoted at A% bid 3-16% asked
for 30-day, 60-day and 90-day bills; %% bid and \i%
asked for 120-day bills, and l/2% bid and %% asked for
150-day and 180-day bills.
The New York Federal Reserve
Bank, in its ''Monthly Review," discussed conditions in
the market for bankers' acceptances as follows:
"As for
34 @1
34 @ 1
34@1
Yx® 1
Yx@ 1
Yx® 1
Yx® 1
June 20...
count
released
Yx® 1
Satur day
June 23...
June 25...
34®1
June 26.._
34® 1
June 27...
34@1
June 28...
34 @1
Yx® 1
34 @1
Yx® 1
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June 29...
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r
Yx® 1
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1
@134
@134
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1
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34 @1
BANKERS'
Secured by
60 Days
30 Days
90 Days
120 Days
150 Days
180 Days
Accepl'ces. Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask
1
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2
3
4
Satur day
Commercial paper continued to meet with active invest¬
on the part of the banks, and although the
ment demand
amounts of
new
material acquired by the dealers
increased
somewhat, especially toward the end of the month, the sup¬
ply remained considerably below the volume required to fill
all orders.
At the beginning of the month the dealers
generally were quoting average grade prime four-to six-months'
paper at 1% with^some sales at %%.
Subsequently sales
at the %% rate became increasingly important, and around
the middle of the month a prevailing range of % to 1 % was
Under date of June 13 the Federal Reserve Bank of New
that returns received by the
bank from
commercial paper dealers showed a total of $141,500,000 of
market commercial paper outstanding on May 31,
comparing with $139,400,000 on April 30 1934 and with
$60,100,000 on May 31 1933.
open
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York announced
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June 30...
ACCEPTANCES.
Call Loans
June
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June 24...
PRIME
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several
1934.]
MONTHLY
months
the
past,
discount
market
bills
for
EEYIEW
placed
was
extremely quiet in June.
Very few bills came into the
market, due both to the tendency of accepting banks to
hold
investments the
as
decrease
in
the
total
bills created and also to
new
volume
bills
of
the
OF
THE
FEDERAL
pares with
[BROKERS' LOANS IN NEW
The
YORK
in
June
the
was
shifting
about
financing of the Treasury.
the
March.
nating
statement
of
They showed the
These changes
condition
for
the
ended
Reserve's holdings
June
of long-term
Treasury
20.
amount
or $9,655,000,
Treasury certificates and bills in their
of
portfolio fell from
a
decline of
June
27,
a
$S21,726,000 to $765,365,000 on June 20,
$56,361,000.
In the following week, that ended
slight decrease of $2,953,000 occurred in the
system's bonds, yet there took place again
short to somewhat longer maturities.
On
this
latter occasion,
ties portfolio consisted of
cates and bills and
the rearrangement of the securi¬
a
reduction
a
of
$65,621,000 took place in
Reserve's certificates and bills, an increase of
$2,682,000 occurred in its notes and a $63,059,000 gain we
the
Federal
recorded
tion
of
good
in
its
long-term
investment
part
in
bonds.
the
This
longer
term
of
the
to
be under to look to
feels itself
compulsion
it is able to get on
which
banks
of issue
the
its
is
concentra¬
result
a
Federal
earnings.
Reserve
able
are
to
the system
so
turning,
so
lend
in
The yields
the certificates and bills and notes
quite low now, or non-existent, and
ing to the longer dated issues.
By
the
greater
field
are
is turn¬
of
course,
encouragement
the
to
easing of the long-term interest rates, a development which
they believe to be desirable.
In addition, the
path is made
smooth for the great lot of long-term
more
the
Treasury must undertake before
program of the
While
this
the
financing which
current spending
Administration is carried out.
is
the first time that the Federal Reserve
is
shown to have increased its stake
appreciably in long-term
Treasury issues,
as
out that there was
matter of record it should be pointed
some enlargement of the
system's bond
a
holdings last November and again in April.
At each time
the Federal Reserve
exchanged some Fourth 4%s for new
bonds.
As the Fourth d^s were
already carried under the
heading of bonds, even though they had been called for re¬
demption and were really a short-term security, the
adjust¬
ments in
the portfolio were not revealed at the
time.
the credit side, June was not a month of
On
come to an
The volume of Federal Reserve credit in use was
$5,000,000 lower, chiefly as a result of the $6,685,000 de¬
in bills discounted
crease
to
bills.
Government
securities
430,274,000.
The volume
108,000,
about
on
balance held
at
$2
-
-•
of member
bank
in the week ended June 13 to
giving
the
entire
$1,780,000,000.
a
a
new
never
all time
up
high at $3,895,-
excess
reserves
before exceeded
or
of
even
equalled.
A drop of $126,552,000 in member bank
balances
with the system occurred in the week ended
June 20,
to
subscriptions in cash to
new
989,000 upturn in member bank
at
an
to the
other quarters.
Heavy purchases of gold in
London by American and foreign
interests, in addition to
heavy purchases of silver for American account, likewise
failed to counterbalance the withdrawal of funds
and
gold
from
a
the
London
market.
Speculative
Treasury issues.
reserves
quently listless market.
Rates ruled lower
but fluctuations were within
comparatively
considering the general demoralization
foreign trade relations.
In
One of the most influential factors in
balances was, as before, the
owing
A $67,-
building
up reserve
Treasury's gold policy. In the four
country's monetary gold stock in¬
The gold certificates deposited with the
Federal
occurred.
Sterling, which had receded seven cents in May,
declined three cents in the opening days of
June, but quickly
regained this loss. As a result of subsequent irregular fluc¬
tuations, quotations around the end of June
ferent
quoted
than
the
at
below
the
close
of
estimated
Reserve by the Treasury in this
period, however,
higher by $133,717,000. indicating that substantial use
was being made again of the
"profit" realized at the end of
January in the revaluation of the dollar.
A net decline
of
$37,000,000 in currency circulation added
a like
amount to
the member bank reserve total, and a
$4,000,000 decline was
recorded in non-member deposits, etc.
net.
in
the
Federal
on
Reserve note circulation
Another decline, this time of
Federal
Brokers'
Reserve bank
loans
had
note
$26,-
was
$14,075,000,
up
$4!-
took place
circulation.
a gain
of $102,000,000 from
May 30
moving up from $915,000,000 to $1.017.000,000.
Loans placed by local reporting banks for
own account were
$104,000,000 higher at $847,000,000. Loans
to
June
27,
the total
The
were
French
little dif¬
franc
was
gold
Belgas, guilders, and Swiss francs generally moved in accord
sterling and French francs.
With
"The reichsmark, which was
subject to varied influences
during June, fell precipitously from a close of $0.3964 011
the 1st to $0.3765 on the otli, but after a
period of irregu¬
larity rose rapidly near the end of the month to $0.3940 011
the
27th.
Lire
turned
strong early in the month, shortly
after the announcement of stricter foreign
exchange regula¬
at $O.OS6S3/L>
ary
clined
to
011
level
a
a new
June
only
high closing rate since mid-Febru¬
6, but subsequently the rate de¬
slightly
above
the
closing
May
quotation.
"There
was
change in the prevailing relationship be¬
Scandinavian. Japanese and Argen¬
110
tween sterling and the
tine
exchanges,
but
Brazilian
pendently, and did not
go
milreis
again
below $0.0S50.
moved
inde¬
Aside from the
currencies, which gained slightly with the price of
silver, the Canadian dollar was the principal currency which
showed
strength
June
to
1
in
high
a
this
market,
of $1.0166
011
rising
June
from
18,
$1.0025
and
on
closing the
month above $1.01."
The British Exchange Equalization Fund seemed to have
intervened very little in the market, and not at all to
pre¬
vent the downward movement of sterling in terms of francs,
with
Its only purpose in operating seemed to have been
Paris comment
on
numerous
the
way
in
which
the
Equalization
Fund
had
been
working. Complaints were made that the fund was active
enough whenever sterling tended to become firm, but seemed
to be operating with reluctance whenever the pound showed
a
downward trend.
The French bankers feared that if the
depreciated too much against dollars, President
Roosevelt might again be induced to increase the American
pound
gold
depreciating the
price,
These fears
were
dollar toward the 50c. level.
recurrently expressed in foreign markets
during June.
Treasury deposits
the other hand, were $82,760,000
higher in the four-week period, while Treasury cash and de¬
posits with the Federal Reserve, combined, increased
000.000
May.
1
import point at the be¬
ginning of the month, but following moderate shipments of
gold from Paris to New York, recovered to above the gold
point and remained there for the balance of the month.
were
390,000.
June,
"Monthly
Review" for July 1:
"After recovering somewhat in the
early part of June, for¬
eign exchange quotations turned gradually downward from
about June 9 to 25, but subsequently a moderate
advance
occasions during May had been indicative of dissatisfaction
the
Reserve,
May,
limits
foreign exchange
on the foreign exchange situation in
the Federal Reserve Bank of New York
said, in its
keep the decline orderly.
with the Federal
in
commenting
gold.
$70,000,000.
of
than
narrow
and
to
creased
were
minimum, and as during many previous months, regular
requirements predominated in a thin and fre¬
or
was
the
June 27
transactions
business
ended
weeks ended
re¬
pressure from
in the
of
usual tourist
changed relation of the United States dollar to the
European currencies, so that this factor failed to relieve the
shown
week
The
exceptionally low ebb, owing largely
month, and for the four weeks
June 27 these balances had a
gain of $73,616,000.
final
of
silver
balances moved
reserve
membership
level
were
low of
a
$27,015,000. The bills
bought in the open market showed little change at
$5,215,000,
consisting almost altogether of unliquidatable foreign cur¬
rency
end some months earlier.
tions, and registered
significant
change.
end
operations origi¬
the Continent and coming largely from Paris.
It
stronger sterling.
at
decline of $23,516,000 in certifi¬
increase of $26,563,000 in notes.
From
an
May 30 to June 27
turning from
a
the
due chiefly to
quirements
dropped from $1,202,204,000 to $1,192,600,000,
the
throughout June,
around
conditions, would have
week the system's investment in Treasury bonds
from $400,410,000 to a new high at
$472,206,000.
Simul¬
taneously, the regional banks' holding of Treasury notes
one
rose
and
was
developed
offset whatever seasonal factors
might have favored
Meanwhile the expansion of trade in
Great Britain called for
large imports, a feature of inter¬
national trade which, under normal
a
long
a
which
ment
Federal
bonds in
011
under pressure
was
This pressure
of funds and gold in London continued to
withdraw
balances in large amounts for redeposit and
employ¬
ment in France and other
European countries.
This move¬
while.
In the
April 30 and with $780,386,120
on
v
their
to light in
came
week
fell
The
owners
the June 15
most considerable addition to the
$2,000,000
were
reflected to a great extent the
complete restoration of con¬
fidence in the French franc.
French and other Continental
system's
of the
banks
COURSE OF STERLING EXCHANGE DURING JUNE
1934.
CITY.
Government bond portfolio in connection with
;
Sterling exchange
continuing a course
development of chief interest in the Federal Reserve's
condition
$1,088,226,359
June 30 1933.
on
BANKS—
RESERVE
out-of-town
Street loan
total, as compiled by the New York Stock Ex¬
change, increased $65,853,441 to $1,082,240,126, which com¬
quickly absorbed by purchasers, mostly at
a
yield of lA%.
No general buying and selling rates were
quoted by the dealers, who continued the practice initiated
in April of
quoting rates only on application."
RETURNS
of
$166,000,000.
Loans for account of others
$8,009,000 on May 30 to $4,000,000 on June 27.
from
dealers' portfolios of bills remained at a
minimum, as what¬
ever small amounts of
bills did find their way into the
market were
THE
account
higher at
The
outstanding.
for
17
Throughout May the London check rate
on
Paris
was gen¬
well above 77 francs to the pound, but on
May 31 dropped to 76.98 francs to the pound. Under normal
conditions, or under conditions which prevailed prior to
erally fairly
September
1931,
the average
rate for
London
Paris would be 124.21 francs to the pound.
on
June 1 the London check rate on Paris
to the oound.
checks 011
On May 31 and
was
76.98 francs
The rate steadily weakened, with
some
fluc¬
until on June 26 the average quota¬
for the day dropped to 76.277 francs to the pound, hav¬
tuations from day to day,
tion
ing been quoted in London that day as low as 76.24.
Only
r
I
MONTHLY REVIEW
18
a
liad dropped
week earlier the rate
to the pound.
to 76.25 francs
momentarily from 76.35
These were the lowest gold
quotations ever recorded for sterling.
In keeping with the
low sterling-franc rate the pound made a low for the month
$5.02%, on June 26, the high for the month having been
$5.07%, on June 7.
These figures compare with the high
for sterling in May of $5.13%, on May 9, and the low of
of
$5,061/2, on May 31.
The relative steadiness of sterling with respect to
dollar is reflected in the dollar equivalent for gold in
In the aggregate, the monetary gold
$75,000,000 during June to a new
high figure of more than $7,850,000,000."
Canadian exchange continued relatively firm in terms of
the dollar, and funds on Montreal were at a slight premium
throughout the month.
On June 1 Montreal funds were at
a premium of % @11/32%.
The range for the month was
from %% to 1%%, and on June 30 the premium was 11/16%.
ing $2,000,000 a week.
stock rose approximately
the
the
little change from
gold converted into
during the month
appeared twice, on June 4 and June 14, at $34.75, and the
highest on June 9, at $34.86.
In British quotations the
gold price had a range of from 137s. l%d., on June 1, to
138s. 2%d., on June 26.
In February the London price had
On June 1 the London price for
dollars was $34.77.
The lowest price
May.
and other foreign exchanges.
the continental
Continental countries followed much the
Exchange on the
market, which shows very
London open
to maintain a
continued
franc
evident in April and May.
as was
same course
The French
most satisfactory position,
mark rapidly approached a crisis.
while the German
French franc receded from
The
the high ground occupied in the
two previous months with respect to
the United States
On a percentage basis of the dollar, but continued firm as the leading gold currency. It
receded below the gold point against the dollar for a short
new
dollar parity the dollar-sterling rate and the price
time early in the month, resulting in a shipment of $9,300,000
paid for gold in London shows a slightly narrower range
in gold from Paris to New York.
The recession from parity,
than in May.
In January the dollar had a value in London
however, was far from approaching the lower gold point
of 3% to 4% above the value placed upon it by Washington.
so closely as to make the shipments excessively attractive
In June the differential was only from 32/100% to 75/100%
to the banking institutions involved.
in favor of the dollar.
This premium on the new dollar,
The strength of the franc is indicated by its relation to
even
at 32/100%, has been far below the point at which
sterling.
On June 26 the franc was so strong against the
gold could be imported from London to New York on a basis
of profitable exchange.
Nevertheless, more than £6,126,000 pound that the London check rate on Paris fell to an alltime low of 76.24 francs to the pound, whereas prior to the
of gold available in the London open market was engaged
abandonment of gold by Great Britain in 1931 the normal
for American account.
Of the total of £9,550,000 available,
rate ruled around 124.21 francs to the pound.
The move¬
£3,324,000 was taken in the second half of the month for
ment, which began early in the year, of Continental with¬
unknown destination, believed to have been for European
drawals from London continued strong during June.
Not
gold hoarders and to have been left for the most part on
only were French funds repatriated from London, but other
deposit with the London banks, though doubtless some of
Continental funds were also withdrawn and deposited in
this gold was shipped to Paris.
Paris, taking the ultimate form of additional gold coverage
The relative firmness of dollars to sterling is due in large
for the Bank of France.
Meanwhile the almost complete
part to the fact that the balance of payments is greatly in
restoration of confidence in the French position brought
favor of the United States and that there has undoubtedly
about the return of hoarded gold in large amounts from
been a continued repatriation of American funds abroad
French nationals.
Both the British Equalization Fund and
and of European funds attracted to New York by United
the Bank of France frequently intervened in the market to
States Government offerings, as the opportunities for the
protect the franc from too sharp an advance against
employment of money in London or on the Continent are
touched 140s. per fine ounce.
greatly curtailed.
The following tables give the London check rate on Paris
of gold in shillings and pence
market, the price paid for gold by the
day to day, the price
from
in the London
open
and the London
States,
United
gold price converted into
sterling.
The Paris market was exceptionally free from disquieting
a
resurgence
French cities,
the way
dollars:
RESERVE
BY UNITED STATES (FEDERAL
BANK) COMPARED WITH LONDON PRICES.
PAID
FOR
GOLD
of riotous political disturbances in the larger
with the exception of Paris itself.
Owing to
in which sterling had been steadily slipping against
and to renewed rumors that the United States
franc
the
PRICE
until toward the end of the month, when there was
rumors
the dollar by again increasing its
might further devalue
gold price, the money devaluation forces
London Price
London Price
ZJnlted
States.
XJnited
into Dollars.
Converted
States.
Converted
into Dollars.
in France, repre¬
somewhat more
senting chiefly the export interests, became
articulate in the last week of the month.
of the French position at the beginning of
revealed emphatically by the reduction in
rediscount rate of the Bank of France from 3% to 2 V '
The strength
June
1.
$35.00
$34.77
June 16-
$35.00
$34.79
June
2_
35.00
34.77
June 17.
Sunday
Sunday
June
3-
Sunday
Sunday
June 18.
35.00
34.78
June
4.
35.00
34.75
June19.
35.00
34.78
June
5.
35.00
34.76
June 20.
35.00
34.80
June
6.
35.00
34.80
June 21.
35.00
34.77
June
7.
35.00
34.74
June 22.
June
8.
35.00
34.81
June 23.
35.00
34.77
June
9.
35.00
34.86
June 24.
Sunday
Sunday
Sunday
June 25.
35.00
Sunday
34.77
June 10.
the
34.77
35.00
month
the
June11.
35.00
34.87
June 26.
35.00
34.75
June12.
35.00
34.82
June 27.
35.00
34.78
June 13.
35.00
34.81
June 28.
35.00
34.80
June14.
35.00
34.75
June29.
35.00
34.78
June15.
35.00
34.77
June 30.
35.00
was
which took
place
This reduction was justified
May 31.
on
by the great accumulation of gold in the Bank of France,
which had resulted in an increase in gold holdings for 12
June 1, aggregating 3,537,382,810
This movement of gold continued un¬
abated throughout June.
The Bank of France statement for
the week ended June 1 showed an increase in gold holdings
weeks
successive
francs for the
to
up
period.
London
Check Rate
on
Paris.
34.80
ON PARIS AND PRICE OF GOLD IN
Market
London
Open Market
on
Gold Price.
June
1
76.98
137s.
VAd.
June 16
June
2_t__
76.937
137s.
2d.
June 17
Paris.
76.437
Gold Price.
9d.
137s.
SUN DAY
June 18
SUN DAY
76.424
9d.
137s.
June
3
June
4
76.93
137s.
June 19
76.42
137s.
9Ad.
June
5
76.387
138s.
June 20
76.354
137s.
10Ad.
137s. 10Ad.
June 21
76.406
138s.
Ad.
2d.
811,518,381 francs; for the week ended June 8, an increase
368,013,552 francs; for the week ended June 15, an in¬
of 284,325,737 francs; for the week ended June 22, an
crease
increase of
London
Check Rate
London
Oven
LONDON.
of
of
LONDON CHECK RATE
271,141,044 francs, and for the week ended June 29
increase of
an
bank's
successive
bringing the aggregate increase for
holdings,
gold
The last addition consti¬
weekly increase in the
347,000,000 francs.
seventeenth
the
tuted
period to 5,619,000,000 francs, and making the bank's
total gold holdings on June ^9, 79,548,000,000 francs.
Its
the
proportion of gold on hand to sight liabilities was 79.12%
that date, compared with 77.80% a year earlier, and with
June
6
76.583
7
76.65
137s.
1 Ad.
June 22
76.35
138s.
Id.
on
June
4Ad.
June 23
76.375
138s.
Id.
legal requirement of
8Ad.
June 24
June
8
76.53
137s.
June
9
76.562
137s.
SUN DAY
June 25
SUN DAY
June 10_.._
76.322
138s.
Id.
138s.
2Ad.
l^d.
June 11
76.50
137s.
9Ad.
June 26
76.277
June 12
76.495
137s.
7 Ad.
June 27i
76.47
138s.
June 13.^._
76.343
138s.
lAd.
June
76.606
137s.
June 14
76.36
137s.
76.625
137s.
5d.
June 15-..-
137s.
8^d.
8Ad.
June 29
76.43
June 30
76.562
137s.
10Ad.
28]
Only slight changes were reported in
8d.
the Bank of England's
gold holdings during June.
In the week ended June 6 the
bank reported an increase of £13,759; in the week ended
increase of £27,985; in the week ended June 20,
increase of £19,395, and in the week ended June 27, a
June
an
13,
an
of £5,783.
decrease
from
the
United
Details of the gold movement to and
States are outlined as follows in the
"Monthly Review" of the New York Federal Reserve
Bank
for July
1:
"Gold imports purchased by the New York Assay Office
during June amounted to $59,000,000, or double the
volume
in May.
The principal amounts received were
$28,300,000 from England, $12,000,000 from India, $9,300,000
from France, $6,700,000 from Canada, $2,200,000 from Mex¬
imported
ico, and $350,000 from Holland.
Pacific Coast imports of
gold totaled $2,200,000, representing shipments from China.
In addition, the United
States monetary gold stock was
increased by the release
marked
of $1,300,000 of gold previously ear¬
foreign account, and by receipts
at this bank for
of scrap gold by the mints and assay offices averaging about
$1,300,000 weekly, and of newly-mined domestic gold averag¬
6.53%
35%.
Cable transfers on Paris were
June 1, the low for the month, and touched a
on
high
June 11.
Paris cable transfers ranged on
June 30 between 6.59% @6.59%.
The situation of the German mark is, of course, profoundly
of
6.62%
on
affected by the German
on
June 14 to take
debt moratoria, which were decreed
1, and need not be dis¬
effect on July
cussed here.
There
are
no
less than five
different kinds of marks in
addition to the so-called "free" mark, which is quoted from
day to day in the foreign exchange columns of the press.
This is the mark supposed to
have full gold value (present
40.33).
The volume of free marks available
price is really manipulated by the Reichsbank.
Marks that are paid for imports and part of the marks
hitherto raised for foreign debt service have rea|ly their
dollar parity,
and
their
full
gold
insure
value,
the
legal
that
is,
the Reichsbank
exports
gold to
value of one pound of fine gold equaling
1,932 marks as prescribed by the bank law of 1924.
But
used for a great many other purposes, divided by
marks
decree into
some
30 categories of use or application,
cannot
of any amount.
These marks are
divided into various classes:
"Old deposit marks," "credit
be converted
blocked
marks,"
into
gold
marks," "note blocked marks," "securities blocked
"registered marks," and "scrip marks."
These
classified "marks" give a fictive
value to the free mark.
(<Continued on page 57.)
New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF
Bond Sales.
BOND
June...
NOTICE.—Cash and deferred delivery sales
DURING
JUNE
1934.
Stock Sales.
$377,195,900
1,712,137,500
$267,056,600
_2,059,161,700
Jan. 1 to June 30
PRICES
1933.
1934.
June.
1933.
1934.
Shares_
Jan. 1 to June 30.
125,619,530
340,859,129
16,800,155
213,277,322
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 computing the range for the year.
are
The tables on pages 19 to 41 furnish a complete record of the transactions on the New York Stock Exchange during
June 1934 and the range since Jan. 1.
They need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory.
The tables
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 44Interest Period" indicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
In accordance with the rule adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying bonds
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
the quotation
case
"flat" will be found against the
name
of the issue.
This method of quoting bonds
became effective Jan. 2 1909.
Sales in
June.
P
BONDS
N.
Value.
Y.
STOCK
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Jan. 2
*o.
EXCHANGE.
IJ S GOVERNMENT
June 1.
1934.
Bid.
Ask
Bid.
June 30.
Ask. Bid
Ask.
Lowest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
Plrat Liberty Loan—
368.000
First 3^s
5,000
June 15 1932-1947
104 <3i
Sale
Registered....
First 4s
June 15 1932-1947
104T»j June 29
100*»j Jan.
10 104732 June
29
104232 June 20
100«3j Jan.
12 104232 June
20
10017»uan.
100
Jan.
1032831 Sale
10323j,june
104232 June
1001#»»Sale
18 103*32
101'ai
Registered.................
First 44^8
771,000
1,000
....
First Sec'd 4tfs_
4,000
1,346,000
June 15 1932-1947
Registered
...
7,000
Registered
2
101 *11 Jan.
I012»j Jan.
11
1021«»iApr.
19 103203iApr.
1022*32-----
1022*32June
102243jJune 11
103J83i Sale
1032*32 Sale
103i*32June
104
June
1
1032732June
2
101 '»3iJan.
10120j2 Sale
101i*32June
102
June
1
1
112»32
Sale
113732
Sale"
1012*32June
1122*32June
113**3iJune 15
1122*s2June 22
105u3jJan.
103i»32June 29 103i»32June 29
1082*32 082732 107**32June"' 4 1083182June 15
IO8S32 June
6 l081332June 27
Jan.
9 1031#s2June 29
108732
101213jJan.
1012«3ijan.
10 1083132June 15
10 10813s?June 27
1061332 Sale
l"07 *3*21071*32
106i332June
1 10710s2June 29
100'jj Jan.
l002"nJan.
1042*32 Sale
104
1 10427s2June
Sale
2 1032*32June
4,772^666
~94,-«"ijSaIe"
1*04 »3*2
Sale"
10 107103;June
29
982I3»Jan.
22 106*32 May
11 104 2735June
29
14
28 104l232June 28
98»°3iJan.
13 104l232June
28
93i»3tJan.
10 101l632June 28
June
L>
1011*32 Sale
100i«32June
6 101i«32June 28
1011732 Sale
101*32 June
101l732June 30
104u32 Sale
105132 1 05 * 32 104*32 June
104l23iJune
105*32 June
14
982*jiJan.
1041282June
6
9<M*3jJan.
9820siJan.
l041732June
105*32 June 14
1047732June
7
100243jFeb.
1012232June
1021*3iJune 29
95183jJan.
10 1021832June 29
97*32 Jan.
25
1012132May 16
I)
M
R
9913nSale
99®ji Sale
io4ioVs~ale"
105
95»«uSale
102*32
i02i»~i2~Sale
105*32 104*32 June
8
D
J
D
F
A
F
A
...
Treasury 3 l4s
Aug 1 1941
Registered
'
*98 "u Sale"
Sale
ioiiiji'Sale"
105*31
Sale
104*32 June
102»iS2 Sale
1031*32 Sale
1022332June
1022(>32June
3s
1003°32May 11
30
105*32 June
14
6
6 1041232June
11
105*32 June
14
14 1041732June
7
97273iJan.
11
105*32 June
1005°3»Feb.
16
1031332May
4
1017st Apr.
20 103 1832June
28
2
1022»32June 20
101 * i"3 2 "Sale"
IOI2132 Sale
100 * *32 Sale
100*32 June
26
10127j2 Sale
100273j Sale
1002032June
25 1 0 1 2*32June
1952 M N
i662~«~32~Sal*e~
1001732 Sale
101l232June 25 102*32 June
1002432June 21
Series A
2
11
14
2 105*32 June
1964 M S
1949 M N
J
1951 J
Registered
5,000
4,498,000
Feb.
101*32 June 22 1011732June
"2 f63f*32~June~28
"
1944-1946
1,000
Registered
2,862.000 Fed Farm Mtge Corp 3Ms
3s
4,792,000
May 15
15,973,000 Home Owners Mtge Corp 4s
14
ion3*i Sale"
D
1V4U 43 J
June 15 1946-1949 J
Treasury 3 %s
5,497~666
98
103 ?832June
1041232June
99s»i Sale
Mar 15 1941-1943 VI
Registered.
14
97® •« Jan.
101»*i»Sale
I
Registered
1,000
617,000 Treasury 3H»
Registered
3,000
2,104,000 Treasury 3H®
22
14
103Sale
1946-1948 J
15
12 112-s32June
11
1032i„103<s2 103*3i June
97
15
June
7
11
1031332 Sale
9910aiSale
...
Dec
Jtt
104l03.'May
101153iJune 21 1021B32May
4
1011332June 14 1021632Apr. 16
l04«»iJan. 11 1131432June 15
Registered.
Treasury 3s
801,000 Treasury
9
10 104*32 May
101i332June
1012»32 Sale
i06!~si»Saie"
1,019,000 Treasury 33fs
Mar 15 1946-1956
Registered......
2,083~666 Treasury 3Hs
June 15 1943-1947
Registered.........
3,000
2,229,000 Treasury 3s
Sept 15 1951-1955
I,6O:L666
101"»»Jan.
7
4
19
104*32 May
1122*32June
Sale
.......
Registered.......
8
10 104 1232May
103*32 June 29
103i*32June
1,984,000 Treasury 4 tfs
Oct 15 1947-1952
Registered.
2,000
Treasury 4^s to Oct 15 1934,
thereafter 3% %
2,718,000
1943 45
3,000
Registered...
1,446,000 Treasury 4s_.
Dec 15 1944-1954
4,000
1032*32June
102
101lt»iSale
(2d called)
...
Jan.
1022*3SJune
1022*m
15 1933-1938
Registered
9,000
1031332 Sale
..............
Fourth 414%
1,026,000
100
10222J2june
1032«j2 Sale
...
June 15 '32-47
Fourth Liberty Loan—
Fourth 4^s
Oct
8
May 16
100*32 June
11
24
June
18
273*
June
5
24
June
8
1 0 1 732 June
15
15
1
14
102"32May 25 1022#32June 20
101'sj May
1021732May 11
100932 June
1017si June 15
1001232May
101283»June
June
19
1002032May
101
June
19
101 7s2 June
15
108*32 June
1017 3 2 June
15
101
1
STATE AND CITY SECURITIES
(See Note below)
FOREIGN GOV I. at MUNICIPAL'S
Agrlc Mtge Bank a t 4s
Aug 1 1934 subseq coupons
10,000
1947
F
A
17
24
16
on...
Sinking fund
A
id Ifh AO
14,000
With Oct 15 1934 coupon on.1948
28,000
1963 MN
51,000 Akershus (Dept) extl 6s
J
1945 J
30,000 Antloqula (Dept of) Col 7s A
External s f 7s ser B
1945 J
J
52,000
External • f 7s ser C.........
1945 J
J
20,000
External if 7s set D
1445 J
J
49,000
7s 1st series
..1957 A O
93,000
7s 2d series
...1957 A O
19,000
7s 3d series...
.....1957 A O
34,000
137,000 Antwerp (City) extl loan 5s......1958
284,000 Argentine Govt public works 6s.I960 AO
20
27}*
253*
17
21
25
16
66
83*
19
673*
Sale
8
9
8
93*
83*
Sale
28
80
Sale
11 J*
Sale
113*
113*
113*
10}*
11
113*
Sale
Sale
113*
111*
113*
9Vs
9}*
9 J*
......
7
.......
7
.....
8
Sale
82
Sale
53
55
943*
783*
83*
83*
.....
263*
243*
283*
243*
783*
12
183* Jan.
263*
-----
253*
793*
763* June 15
123*
11
June
2
113*
103*
113*
11}*
10}*
10}*
953*
5
103* June
Sale
June 22
10
123*
103* June 15
Sale
103* June 28
Sale
93* June 12
12
93* June 12
12
1
963* z943* June
82
Sale
June
1
June 11
293* June 21
263* June 26
25
80
June
2
133*
133*
13}*
133*
June
June
June
June
26
26
26
12
11
Jan.
11
153* Jan.
8
20
May 31
May 29
June
21
Jan.
9
June 26
663* Jan.
83* Jan.
3
Apr.
23
16
2
Feb.
19
10
Feb.
19
11
Feb.
19
26
2
Feb.
19
June 26
4
Feb.
19
113* June 27
4
Feb.
19
June 26
2
Mar.
2
Feb.
12
953S June 15
84
June
19
823* Jan.
533* Jan.
2
533* Jan.
4
5
June
13
June 19
Argentine Nation (Govt ot)—
514,000
266,000
469,000
238,000
308,000
384,000
255,000
177,000
248,000
Sinking fund 6s of June 1925..1959 J
D
54
Sale
783*
Sale
Sale
783* June
1
843* June 20
Extl
O
5314
533
Sale
79
Sale
813*
Sale
79
June
1
84
June 20
53
Sale
Sale
Jan,
Jan.
54
Sale
Sale
1
1
1
53
54
M S
533*
Sale
82
Sale
53 3*
54
Sale
Sale
78
F
79
Sale
82
Sale
793*
Sale
Sale
72
Sale
813*
763*
Sale
47 3*
Sale
72
1
1
1
1
843* June 20
833* June 19
Sale
783* June
783* June
783* June
78
June
783* June
793* June
833* June 20
D
Sale
Sale
Sale
82
M N
783*
783*
783*
533*
533*
533*
523*
523*
47 3*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
s
I g 6a of Oct
1925..
Sinking fund gold 6s
External 1st
Extl
a
External
Extl
s
a
f 6s
f 6s of May
s
ser
ser
...IW
A
B ......1958
1926
...
f 6s (State Ry)
* 6s (Sanitary Works)
Pubhc Works ext
1957
_19«>"
19o*>
1961
f g 6s..May 19b I
s
Public Works ext s f 5 tfa
A
M S
J
A
M N
19fc> F
A
a82
82
813*
833*
Sale
June
84
84
June 21
June 19
84
June 20
78
June 19
20
20
5
June
4
June
20
4
June
21
4
June
19
20
2
June
5
June
19
5
June
20
June
19
NOTE.—State and City Securities.—Sales of State and City securities occur
very rarely on the New York Stock Exchange and usually only at long
intervals, dealings in such securities being almost entirely at private sale over the counter.
The Stock Exchange record hence is Imperfect and misleading.
Bid and Asked quotations, however, by active dealers in these securities will be found on a subsequent page under the general head of "United States
&
Municipal Bonds."
r
a
Cash sale, not included in range.
Amer Tel & Tel 4s, 1936, June 16 at 1033*-
Deferred delivery, not included in range,
Antwerp 5s, 1958, June 6 at 923*.
Bulgaria 73*s, 1968, June 12 at 233*.
Calif. Packing 5s, 1940, June 1 at 1003*.
Central Pacific 4s, 1954, June 28 at 90.
Christiana 6s, 1954, June 7 at 90.
C. C. C
& St. Louis Cin. Wab. & M. Div.
4s, 1991, June 6 at 88.
interest payable at the exchange
rate of $4.8665 to the £ sterling.
t Companies reported in receivership.
*
Look under list of Matured Bonds on p. 31
e Cash
sales, in which no account is taken in
computing the range, are given below:
Siemens & Halske63*s, 1951, June 30 at 653*-66
z Deferred delivery sales, in which no account is
taken in computing the range for the year,
are given below:
...
t Accrued
_
1
.
Cleve & Mahon Vail 5s, 1938, June 20 at 1013*.
Czechoslovak 8s B, 1952, June 13 at 973*.
Gen. Steel Casting 53*s, 1949, June 9 at 80.
Gt. Brit. & Ire.
4%, 1990, June 28 at
1153*.
Hansa Mining 6s, 1939, June 14 at 473*.
Havana Elec. Ry. 5s, 1952, June 19 at 383*.
Helsingfors 63*s, 1960. June 14 at 923*.
Kentucky Cent. 4s, 1937, June 18 at 101.
Lorillard 7s, 1944, June 1 at 1203*.
Meridional El. 7s, 1957, June 19 at 90.
Montecatini 7s, 1937, June 8 at 903*.
Norway 6s, 1943, June 16 at 973*.
Norway Mun. Bk. 5s, 1970, June 13 at 893*
Parmelee Trans. 6s, 1944, June 21 at 29.
Sweden 53*s, 1954, June 2 at 1013*.
•
N. Y. STOCK
so
Sales in
N.
Value.
EXCHANGE.
Y. STOCK
Bid.
Ask
Ask
Ask. Hi a
M S
80%
Sale
93
Sale
92%
J
89%
Sale
94 %
94 %
Sale
94
RJ^
99
89%
Sale
83
Sale
J
92%
49%
44%
Sale
M S
95
Sale
J
J
94
Sale
J
D
J
J
F
Intel national a f 7s...
A
External a t 6a.....
55
D
97
Sale
67%
66%
34%
Sale
O
M S
AO
D
J
33
O
A
15%
6%
5%
5%
M N
J
J
M
8
MN
(City of) 15-year 6s..
external 8s
D
O
A
f 5s
Sinking fund gold 5s
D
M S
It trust recta
Brisbane (City)
M
s
19
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
s
A
73
83
31%
57
170
Sale
Sale
Sale
28%
Sale
80
Sale
84%
83% Sale
93%
93%
44%
42%
External
J
46
50
70
Sale
A
O
42
47
64
Sale
A
O
S
26%
M
S
26
31
F
A
31
36%
F
seriewC-2 Ai
J
)
(City) extl
f g 6s
a
S
M
External
A
f 6s series C-3-.Ot
s
Stpd (Sept 1 '34 coup on)...
* f 6 %8
External
42
46%
^
25
a
19
Sale
25
47%
40%
23
22
22
49
June
83
June
83%
95
82% June
92% June
42%
42
June
Sale
70
June
72
64
June
Sale
Sale
54%
43%
22%
23%
F
4Ha.
M S
16%
75
11%
70
J
0 A
O
8
Sale
58
Sale
63
0 J
Farm loan a f 6s
Sale
60%
Farm Loan if (a,
Sale
2
External
9
Sale
A
C
7%
Sale
1
f gold 6s......Feb
a
F
A
7
Sale
7%
Sale
8%
7%
1 J
Jan
Ry ref extl a f g 6s
MN
0
External sinking fund g 6s
J
IMS
7
2H8
3
M N
6%
6%
8
7 J
D
8
1
J
D
1
A
C
9%
8%
Sale
2
M N
8
Sale
0
M S
1
J
M
8
A
1 J
O
0
5%
9%
12%
13%
12%
14
17
14
14
15
12
13
14
12
13
13%
13%
10
Sale
9
90%
30%
93
Sale
92
27%
28%
6%
76%
34%
82
Sale
21%
Sale
Sale
29%
Sale
30
J
21
Sale
7
A O
15
Sale
6
M N
15%
20
"22%
7
F
A
15
Sale
29
J
D
65%
Sale
79
Jan.
91% Jan.
June
50
Jan.
36
June
Jan.
82
June
95
June
June
June
27
June
94
99
18
4
13
June
82% June
68
June
4
9
149
22%
20%
20%
20%
49
§2%
52
Feb.
1
2
16
Feb.
16
Feb.
49% Mar.
24
11%
10%
10%
170%
36%
Feb.
Jan.
19
Feb.
Feb.
19
Apr
20
.
Feb.
19
1
Jan.
32
Feb.
Jan.
32
Feb./7
Jan.
32
Feb.
June
14
2
Jan.
Jan.
2
2
9
2
1
9
63% Mar.
9
87% Mar. 7
95% Mar. 13
46% Mar. 13
88
Mar.
79% June 19
June
28
12
10
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
J an.
3
2
44% Feb.
49% June 15
Jan.
4
44
18% Jan. 18
21% June 16
9
June
Jan.
27
15
June 19
June
Jan.
45%
30%
26%
31%
16
24
June 27
June 27
20
June 26
10% Jan.
92
June
5
June
15
June
15
67% Jan.
10% Jan.
June 27
4
46%
35%
35%
38%
June
June
June
70
June
19
ZR^
50
June
29
June
16
June
19
Apr. 23
2
26% Feb.
June 27
20
2
18% Feb.
5
102% June
111% June 15
104% May 31
Jan.
103% Jan.
100% Jan.
5
June
June
13
47
43% June 19
20
Feb.
106% Apr. 18
82% Apr. 23
Apr. 23
83
50
June 27
109
Jan.
73
1
8*
Jan.
31% Jan.
46% Jan.
70% June 20
22%
21% June 16 z22%
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
73% Jan.
6
June
104
6% June 27
2
5% J an,
5% Jan.
19
June
7
2 105
32% May
3
30% Apr. 25
17% Apr. 26
7% June
10
2
59% Feb.
14
»
66% Jan.
11
1
38% June
2.1% June 26
9
Mar.
Jan.
95% Jan.
1
June
38
95
100% May 11
77
May
7
58*
reb.
73
June
69
Jan.
June
69
Jan.
June
70
Jan.
June
9
Jan.
16
Feb.
June
7% Jan.
16
Feb.
June
7
June
8
June
11
June
11
June
11
12% June 27
13% June 23
14
June
11
16
June
5
12% June 27
12% June 26
13
June
11
Jan.
7
11
Jan.
7%
7%
7%
9%
10
8%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15%
18%
15%
15%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
19
16
15% May
4
15% Feb. 17
15% May
3
4
15% May
Feb. 16
16
Jan.
8
13% June 11
7
Feb.
Jan.
June
Jan.
May
7
Feb.
3
May
May
4
4
June
10
June
Feb.
5
37% June
June
92% z93
32
27% June
38
June
4
27% Jan.
42% Apr.
10
93
31
June
14
81% Jan.
93
June
14
June 20
27% June
50
Feb.
1
31%
31%
23%
23%
June 26
June 26
June 11
June 11
21% Jan.
35% Feb.
35% Feb.
6
6
Feb.
6
24
June 26
15
Sale
9
4
12
M N
60%
Sale
74
F
Sale
31%
7
M N
14%
31
40
37
40
2
J
28
38%
43%
46
1
M N
20
23
1
....
30%
J
25%
22%
22%
22%
78%
72%
June
June
June
June
June
June
11
18
6
4
26
30
32%
30
June
2
33% June
37
37
June
4
37
46
June
4
54
June
4
June 29
29% Mar.
54%
38
Sale
A
24%
June 12
35
50
Sale
7
25
25
32%
Sale
3
40
36
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June 26
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June
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June
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61% Jan.
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June 30
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160
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Certificates of deposit.
Estonia (Republic) 7a
64%
78
87
80
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83
June
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25
23%
24
23%
25
78%
80
72% Sale
22%
2
Cordoba (City) external a 1 7s.
External
June
99%
73%
42%
101%
100%
106%
104%
1
38% June
47% June 14
1
39% June
June 14
22
Sale Prices.
99
Apr. 10
9
97% Mar.
97% Mar. 12
1
1
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Rica
Sale
13%
V
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92
Prices
Jan.
Jan.
5
1.
Highest.
80% Jan.
§§*
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8
15
11% June
14%
13%
13%
12%
100% June 22 102%
100% Sale
101% Sale
June 27 1J1 %
109
Sale
109% Sale
109%
104% June 12 104%
104% Sale
104% Sale
79% June 27 80%
79
81
80%
78%
14
11% June 14 14%
14
12%
12%
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Sale
Sale
35% June 15
43%
46%
35% June 15 47
Sale
47
40% Sale
Sale
Sale
43
38% June 14 56
55
June 29
14%
12
14
13
14%
13%
June 28
14%
12
Sale
12%
13
12%
June 28
14%
12
Sale
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12%
June 28
Sale
12
14%
Sale
12
13
June 28
12
14%
14
13
12%
12%
June 29
14%
12
14
13
12%
12%
June 29
12
14%
12%
12%
12% Sale
Sale
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103% Sale
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46,000
34,000
19,000
26,000
77,000
19,000
46,000
12,000
13,000
1,000
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44,000
73,000
112,000
166,000
142,000
48,000
31,000
231,000
125,000
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14,000
36,000
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23,000
42,000
431,000
123,000
44,000
16,000
361,000
148,000
352,000
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76,000
97,000
External sinking fund 6s.
238,000
116,000
43,000
87,000
Guaranteed sinking fund 6s.
73,000
58,000
16,000
3,000
197,000 Cologne (Germany) a U«s..
290,000
270,000
14,000
18,000
21,000
70,000
53,000
64,000
10,000
34,000
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94% June
4 170% June 15
1
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8
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June
1
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1
14 57
June 19
84
6
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4
94% June 19
June
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44
27
1
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June 19
10
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June
45
20
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Sale
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121,000
611,000
344,000
138,000
9,000
36,000
336,000
197,000
371,000
272,000
61,000
168,000
118,000
343,000
28
Sale
Sale
42%
169%
June
23% June
23% June
23% June
26
49%
25
22
171
Sale
70
Sale
27
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69%
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44%
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Prices.
94%
June 22
91%' Sale
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98
97%
June 15
66
Sale
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June 14
36
Sale
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100
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2
99% June
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June 13
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Sale
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35% June 14
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18% June 19
21%
20%
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June 11
8
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7
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166,000
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37%
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6%
6%
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53% Sale
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99
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4
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89% June 22
90% June 23
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Highest.
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June 30.
June 1.
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550,000
247,000
364,000
92,000
165,000
95,000
235,000
106,000
222,000
173,000
2,000
40,000
265,000
466,000
24,000
119,000
45,000
77,000
3,000
189,000
241,000
188,000
179,000
151,000
41,000
44,000
33,000
50,000
134,000
4,000
48,000
37,000
554,000
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Sale
181
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4
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5
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5
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55% June
June
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12
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1
9
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46
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Apr. 21
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57
May
1
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60
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June
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55
June 26
38
Jan.
55
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2
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76
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June
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June 28
June 26
WA
Apr. 26
Mar. 21
Mar. 22
14
22% June 25
June
June
17
19
14
June
20
June
2
3
17% June 16
16% May 17
June 30
June 27
18% June
60
73
...
Sale
56
2
Jan.
Jan.
69% Jan.
88
i*
102% 101% 103% zl02
90
88%
87%
90
Sale
67
68% Sale
69
Sale
67
66%
Sale
68
69% Sale
12
13%
10%
11%
Sale
81
82
79%
85% 79
83% 83
Sale
33)
34)
96
39%
38%
104%
100%
Jan.
59
W*
78
Sale
86%
Aug 1 1934 coupon on
f 6s
30
68%
39%
55
61% Sale
48%
June
June
6
June
22% June 14
23% June 27
Sale
Sale
67% Sale
1957 J D
1946 f a
June
June
2
Sale
109% Sale
9%
June
2
12
67%
53%
Sale
62
D
June
Jan.
June
17
Sale
1
June
4
5J
22
Sale
M N
I9y*
10% Jan.
8% Jan.
4
June
20% June
26
6234 Sale
MN
June
4
Jan.
29% Jan.
29% Jan.
June 22
6
20
73
o
17 103%
2
44
6
44
9
18%
27|
21
M S
98
June
Sale
A
62% Jan.
76% Jan.
19
1
June
25%
17%
80
4
June
79
Sale
attached
-June 15
s f 8*
64*
F
J
June
32
16
MN
18
10
76
June
92
Jan.
115%
87%
19%
19%
June
Apr. 19
1
95% Feb.
2
65
June 12
18
52%
4j 14%
261 13%
2
28% June
June
Sale
mi
June
2 100
June 29
23
~ Sale
50
151
June
3
4
96
Mar. 10
5
95% Mar. 9
3 101% Apr. 18
4 101% May
9
81
78
12% Sale
A
2
55% Feb.
Apr. 13
Apr. 12
93
Apr.
6
9
Feb.
1
23% Feb.
36% June 15
32% June 22
June 23
Sale
18
....
F
7
June
June
9
June 25
June
Sale
Sale
MN
Mar.
June
June
June 14
Sale
68%
1962
Sols*on*(Clty)ext 15-yr g 6*Nov 14 '36
Etyrla (Prov) extl sec • f 7*..
1946
Sweden (Kingdom of)
Extl g 5 34*
1954
Sydney (City) s f g 534*
—1955
Taiwan Elec Pow 534*-—1971
Tokyo City loan of 1912 5a...—1952
External ■ f 534* guar........1961
Apr.
9
Apr. 13
91
June
95%
16
91%
26
90%
22
90%
7| 31%
6
75%
28
69%
12
92%
119% 116
Sale
Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7*..1958 J D
SUeslan Landowner* A**n 6*....1947 F A
9*1
3
June
June 27
June
1
41
June
Sale
All unmatured coupons on..,
Nov 1 1935 coupon on
23
Jan.
16 100
14 100
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
18
June 30
June 26
June
June
Sale
Sale
1962 M N
99% June 22
16
84
21%
20%
Sale
13%
June
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
24
Jan. 12
June 12
27% Jan.
26% Jan.
June 22
June
Sale
Sale
All unmatured coupons on..,
Jan.
85%
91%
90%
89%
83%
80%
83%
91% Feb. 14
17
17
June 15
18
Sale
Sale
Nov 1 1935 coupons on
Ext sec 7s ser B
85
6
82% June 15
June 28
Sale
23%
23%
1434
Serbs. Croat* 8c Slovenes extl 8s. 1962
8
June
8% June 16
8% June
35
39
Sale
Sale
Sale
67
Sale
Dec 1946
June
1
22
20
25%
Sale
SF g 634*
*
92
36%
34% June
103% 104% 103% June
99
June
100% Sale
49% Sale
48% June
19
23
June
21%
19
23
June
19%
18%
19%
15% June
19% Sale
17% June
18%
19%
17% June
22
f 6a................1968
a
12
19
*
79
Sale
119
f g 7a...
...1940
SanteFe Prov (ArgRep) extl 7* ..1942
Saxon Pub Work* (Germany) 7*.1945
■
Sale
98
Sale
18
Sale
15
14
June
12% June
109%
82%
17%
16%
92%
Sale
Sale
20%
19*
18*
8% Feb.
8% Feb.
16
June
June
68
Sale
84
70
17
15
5
May 28
4% May 15
June 22
103% 101% June 19103% June
1;
40
II 40
36% June
June 11
Sale
2
37% June
40% June 13
12
Sale
2634
San Paulo (State) ext ■ f 8s
1936
External s f 8s...............1950
27
38%
14%
Sale
1952
30
101
40
Sale
May 15 1957
f g 434*
-
Sale
Sale
64
15
June 28
40
Sale
1953
Feb.
10
19%
19%
36%
32%
92%
35
Sale
27
June
35
34
June
5
16% Feb.
7% Feb. 26
85
34
20
Ext
■
82% June 15
June
Sale
19
1967
Sale
June 12
June 12
100%
1968
Saarbruecken (City) • f 6*_.
Sao Paulo (City) s f 8s
Mar
83
20%
12%
13%
9%
171
19
11% Feb.
8
Feb.
7% Feb.
*
56
34 coup on
6
6% June
7
May 16
7% May
4% Jan.
*
99
f g 6s
8% Jan.
4% Jan.
5% June 26
20
76
27
14
Jan.
60
7% June 20
2,
19
114%
87%
18%
17%
95%
38%
37%
104%
37
7% June 20
*
Sale
s
•
,
*
Sale
Ext
Extl
1
8
6% June
71
7% June 19,
19
69%
92%
Sale
s
June
89% June
i£x
June
ilHJune
25
7%
19%
18%
72
1952 MN
f 7s munlc loan
18
18
65
27
27
17%
1734
90%
a89%
31%
External guar sink fund 7 34*--1966
32 Oct 33 Oct
2
June
13
June
Feb.
Sale
84
93
89
1961
Prague (Greater City) 734*
Ext
June
149
Sale
7%
36
(City of) 8s
6
23
14
169% June
1 170% June 26
169% June
1 171
June 27
11%
9% June 14 12% June 26
7%
5
9934
99%
Prussia (Free State) ext s f 634—1951 M S
8 f gold 6s
1952 A O
External
35% June
19
50
149
98
f 8s...............1950
•
Porto Alegre
Sec
28
27
Sale
9034
Sale
External
June
June
June
June
June
171
7%
Sale
a
May
Apr.
10
13
13
17
17
170
91
A
1953 J D
-May 15 1963 M N
.
23% June
June 20
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
170
30%
M N
F
f 6*.......1961
Ext Isec
2
77
*
National loan ext
•
91% June
*
Poland (Rep of) g 6s.
1940
Stabills loan 7s of *27. Oct 15 1947
Extl
2
Sale
5%
J
Stamped (assented)
Apr
88 % June
Sales Prices.
93% June 13 100
89% June 251100
76
June 20
93%
86
Jan.
2
96%
73% Jan.
2 86
Sale
4% Sale
3%
4%
Pernambuco (State- ext sec 7*._1947
Peru (Rep) Sec s f g 7s...
1959
National loan ext * f 6s
1960
External
5
5% June 22,
5% June 29
Panama (Rep) external 534*
s
5
June
65% May 31
Jan.
8
89% Jan.
Feb. 20
63
Apr.
6
Feb.
170% Jan. 26
25
J
1933 J
149,000
73,000
34,000
313,000
84,000
1947
32,000 Tollma (Dept of) external 7*
12,000 Trondhjem (City) 1st ext g 536*—1957
12,000 Upper Auatrla (Prov) extl • t 7s..1945
187,000
72,000
52
87
2
-
4,000
48
J
81,000 Rlode Janeiro (City) 25-yr*f 8*.1946
External sec S f g 634*
181,000
*953
337,000 Rome (City) external • f 6 34*.-.-1952
36,000 Rotterdam (City) ext a f 6*
1964
554,000 Roumanla (Monopolies) 7s
1959
22",000
Sale
Sale
a65
154% 15634
154% 15634
934 Sale
140,000
External s f 5s.
Mar 15 1963
1,000
Municipal Bank extl s f 5s
1967
14,000
Municipal Bank ext a f 5s
1970
142,000 Nuremberg (City) external 6*
1952
104,000 Oriental Development 6s
1953
101,000
External deb 534*
.....1958 MN
25,000 Oslo (City) 30 year • f 6s
1955 m N
13,000
20
...
29,000
External sinking fund 634*——1958
Ext pec 6 34* series A..
27,000
1959
44,000 Montevideo (City) s f g 7*
1952
Ext s f a fes series A.
89,000
1959
156,000 New South Wales ext * f g 5s
1957
209,000
External s f g 5s
1958
106,000 Norway 20-year ext s f 6s.Aug 15 1943
56,000
20-year external a f 6s. Aug 15 1944
173,000
30-year external s f 6s
Oct 1952
201,000
40-year ext s f 634*
June 15 1965
102,000
37,000
4,000
13,000
26
5%
Milan City (Italy) ->xt loan
Extl
June
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
97
93
89% June 28
75% June 14
Sale
23%
15%
-----
Small.
52,000
27,000
52,000
59,000
115,000
24,000
95,000
552,000
194,000
279,000
167,000
42,000
45,000
20,000
3,000
10,000
68,000
17,000
Sale
Sate Price.
93 % June 13
89% June 25
76
June 20
Assenting 4s of 1910 small
Mines Geraes (State)
107,000
85,000
18,000
Sale
Sale
7
....
Assenting 4s of 1910 large
1.
Lowest.
D
....1954
Treas 6s of 1913 assent (large)
66,000
32,000
49,000
135,000
45,000
184,000
141,000
130,000
818,000
117,000
8,000
46,000
15,000
494,000
726,000
28,000
33,000
62,000
59,000
2,000
84
90%
75%
41%
3734 Sale
5334
60
...
*
181,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
Assenting 5s of 1899..........1945
Assenting 5s large.......
Assenting 5s small
Assenting 4s of 1904
Assenting 4s of 1910
91
14
Mexico (U S) external 5s of 1899£ 1945 Q
43,000
7334
18
Unmatured coupons on
t.ooo
Sale
Sale
Ask.
93%
93
88%
With Oct 11935 and sub coups on
13~66O Lyons (City of) 15-year 6*
1934 M N
50,000 Marseilles (Cit>) 15-year 6*-....1934 M N
44,000 Medellin (Colombia) 634*
1954 J D
Mexican Irrlg Assenting ■ f 4 34*. 1943
35",000
9034
88%
9034
7534
Highest.
I
101,000 Leipzig (City) external ■ f g 7S-.1947
9,000 Low Austria (Prov) sec s 1 g 7%*_1950
18,000
7,000
92
93
86
Lowest.
Ask. Bid.
96
9434
9034
8634
June 30.
|
9934
96%
Bid.
Ask
'Bid
POREIGN GOVT (Concluded)
1.
June
1934.
•>*0.
8,000 Italian Cred Consortium 7s ser A 1937
105,000
External sec s f 7s series B
1947
60,000 Italian Public Utility s f g 7s....1952
460,000 Japanese Got extl s f 634*
1954
Extl sinking fund 534*--.-.—-1965
213,000
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)—
5,000
Secured ■ f g 7*
1957
18,000
With all unmatured coupons on.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
31
EXCHANGE.
21
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
BONDS
June.
Value.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
1934.]
71% June
6
June 25
66
99% June
8
4 100% June
99% June 18
94
96
85
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
n.
May
Jan.
28
im
20
17
71
69
8 171
3
88
Feb.
7
Feb. 20
Mar.
5
Mar. 16
Mar. 26
June 29
Feb. 19
Feb. 20
Mar. 17
May 11
Jan.
May
109% Jan.
93
25
9
June 21
Mar.
2
9
73% Apr. 13
2
73% Jan.
73% Apr. 12
17
§Z*
Feb.
Feb.
17
5
86
76
May 3
Apr. 20
l\x
June 12
Feb.
6
Feb.
1
Feb.
5
Feb.
6
Jan.
4
46
QX
42
42
109
Jan.
99X
76
Jan.
Feb.
88*
77
May
7
Apr. 26
Mar. 7
Apr. 12
RAILROAD
Ale Gt Sou 1st
cons
5*
ser
A......1943
First cons 4s series B
29,000
48,000 Albany 8c Susq 1st guar 3 34*
1943
O
1946
Allegh 8c West 1st g gu 4*
1998
o
1942
8
43",660 Alleg Valley gen gu 4*...
July 1995
J
15,000 $Ann Arbor 1st g 4*
O
791,000 Atch Top 8t S F gen g 4* .......1995
Adjustment g 4*
....July 1 1995 Not
17,000
Stamped
.July 1 1995 M N
443,000
Conv g 4* of 1909
...1955
D
13,000
64%
78%
96
27
Sale
84
86
Sale
31%
94% Sale
...
....
57,000
9,000
423,000
73,000
43,000
128,000
Conv g 4* of 1905.............1955
Conv g 4* of 1910.....
1960
Conv deb gold 434*
Cal-Arlz 1st 8t ref 434*
A
1962
Atl Knox & No 1st g5*_......... 1946
For footnotes, see page 19.
98
87%
Sale
IIM
85
"95%
99%
104%
99%
99%
90%
103
Sale
50%
102%
Sale
55
95
95%
94%
94%
94
....—1948
Rocky Mt dlv 1st 4* A..
...1965
Tran*-Cont Short Line 1st 4* gl958
103%
99%
98
"94%
96
June 13
89%
90%
June
103% 103% 102
55
58% 53% June
103
99
Sale"
Sale
Sale
100
97%
97
Sale
86%
104
Sale" 105% Sale
98%
99% 99
99%
103
Sale
104%
105% Sale
106% Sale
103%
104%
102
95%
95%
94%
94%
95
June
June
June
103% June 19
56% June 13
103% June 20
99
June 26
June
99% June 26
96% June 29
97% June 29
June
95
June
103
99
June 15 106
June
8 100
103
June
1404
104% June
71106)
100% June 25,100!
June
19
June 26
June 26
June
11
Jan.
18 104
Apr. 12 100!
Jan.
99)
73% Jan.
88
96
Jan.
103%
29
Jan.
60
93
Jan.
103%
84
Jan.
99
83
Jan.
82% Jan.
80
Jan.
78% Jan.
May 18
June
8
May 26
Apr. 26
June
19
Apr. 24
June 20
June 26
99% June 26
96% June 29
97% June 29
95% Jan.
95
106
82
Jan.
100
95% Jan.
104
June 22
95
June 25
99% Jan.
Jan.
June 19
June 26
May 21
May 28
106% June 22
103
Mar. 31
N.
•i'i
Sales in
y. STOCK
N. Y.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
Ask
75
88
~~3~666
1,000
1,000
"2",660
J
L & N collet gold
MN
series A—1964
4s
Oct.. 1952
Atlantic A Danville 1st 1 4s
1948
Second 4s...
.1948
Atlantic & Yadkin 1st ftu ft 4s.-1949
Austin Ac NW 1st ft As ftuar
1941
Bait A Ohio 1st ft 4s
...July 1948
Refund & ften 5s ser A..
1995
Ref and ften 6s, series
July 1948
1995
1941
C
PLEA WVa Sys ref ft 4a
1950
1959
Refundlnft 5s series D
—.2000
Con* ft 4%s
-.
.I960
Ref A ften 5s series F
1996
Banftor A Aroostook RR 1st ft 5s 43
Con ref mtft ftold 4s
1951
Battle Creek A Sturftls ftu 3s.... 1989
Beech Creek 1st ftu 4s....
...1936
Second ftuar ftold 5s...—....1936
Beech Creek Exten 1st ft IJii
1951
Belvldere Del cons fttd ft
1943
Blft Sandy Ry 1st ftuar 4s
1944
Boston A Maine lBt 5s A C
1967
1st mortgage 5s series II—...1955
5%
Southw Dlv lat 34" at
TolCln Dlv 1st A ref 4s
78
99%
88%
81%
Sale
76
Sale
June
49
June 20
39
Jan.
2
53% Apr.
12
44
39
June
45
June 27
35
Jan.
18
47
Feb.
20
59%
60
59
June
60
91
June 12
46
Jan.
9
64
June
Apr. 26
Apr. 17
79% Feb. 10 92
2 102% June
88% Jan.
6
86
Apr.
67% Jan.
Jan.
5 108% June
77
Jan.
6
97% Apr.
90
85
J
J
i
M
8
F
A
M
S
•69 M
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
101
99^
J
3
Sale
S&
72
i
75
60
92 %
J
"86"
J
62
67
I
88
91
J
M S
M N
A
5s_.1962
4 Ha-Sept 15 1954
A
70
Sale
88
2,000
v
142",000
) 348,000
1992
Ref A imp 4Hs ser A
1993
Ref A tmpt 4H* series B
1995
Cralft Valley 1st ft 5a
May 1940
M
8
Sale
110
1949
119
Sale
102%
102%
83%
96%
106%
99%
92%
41%
105%
105%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
106%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
V
,
•.
•
v
139,000
151,000
*
;
,
83,000
242,000
81
92
Jan.
June
June
1
104% June
108% June 11
June
107
98% Jan.
98% Feb.
99% Feb.
June
June 25
June
113% June
114% June
114% June
June
112
June
109% June
June
109
June
6
_
120
June
9
81102% June
1
June
9
June 25
84%
96
June 28 .98
5 107%
106% June
99
June
100%
93%
91% June
74% Jan.
June 26
2
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
Jan.
1
Mar.
3
Jan.
Jan. 15
4
May 31
May 28
June
14
June
9
Apr.
2
June
9
June
18
107%
100%
93%
37%
107%
June
26
June
20
June
20
June
13
98
11
28
Jan.
15
56
June
13
56%
64
58
62
56% June
4
58
June 29
41
Jan.
11
28
Sale
25
26
25
June 29
30
June 12
22
Jan.
5
65
38
16
17%
17%
17
June
6
June
1
12% Jan.
12% Jan.
26
16
19% June
9
19% June 12
5
15
16
23
20
20
25
27
14%
16
28%
18%
Sale
25
34%
Sale
Sale
1
61%
64
77%
71%
64%
42
27
36
27
66%
80
Sale
80
81%
69
72
69
71
107%
96%
95%
Sale
Sale
"81%
Sale
95%
78
Sale
97
97
80
68
"98""
94% Sale
96
June
Sale
Sale
110%
110%
Sale
'109
Sale
109
Sale
,103%
Sale
105
Sale
Sale
'103%
Sale
105% Sale
104
95
82%
166%
Sale
102%
103%
61%
90
15
91%
104%
Sale
,
"69""
58% Sale
J2%
"72""
Sale
"62"'
Sale
104
Sale
Sale
14
Sale
35
30
Sale
15%
94%
"92%
103% June 25
101% June 30
June
100% June
59% June 25
98%
104%
102%
102%
106%
13
30
9
100% June 29
June
105% June 14
June
June
1
June 26 104
June
5 103% June 29
June 29
June
4 109
16% June
13% June
105%
46%
34%
32%
63% June
7
June
5
June
15
June
110
June
49
June
June
June
Sale
84
75%
61%
72%
72%
37% Sale
13% Sale
W*
69
S*
70
73%
67
June 18
61
June 22
63% June
59% June
68% June
70% June
68
71
June
71% June 29
June 30
12% June
2
59% June 28
June 28
June
•
9
13
75% June
1
44% June 19
15% June
8
63
June
4
72
June
5
75
June 26
73% June 11
75% June
4
81% June 13
June
91
June
16
June
59
June
6
June
71% June
4
72% June 28
Sale
64
65%
68
73
61
June
64
June
66
June 28
22%
21% June
23%
June
66
.....
He
23
19k
9k
mm
mm
—
Sale
22
*
Sale
mm
*
Sale
m,
24
12
12%
22%
11%
5
13
Jan.
3
71
Jan.
12
Feb.
Jan.
41
23% Mar. 16
25%
Mar. 15
93% Apr.
2 105% May
2
Apr.
Jan.
8
?t8
Jan.
3
80* Apr.
2
64
65
Jan.
2
37
June 30
12% June
Jan.
,52
II*
II*
Jan.
25
Sale
June 16
June
16
June
19
Apr.
Apr.
84
Apr.
56% Apr.
June 28
2
23% Feb.
5
70
Apr.
77
Apr. 20
Apr. 30
Apr. 16
Apr. 14
Jan.
9
78
3
4
15
79
Jan.
10
43% Jan.
2
66% Apr.
Jan.
5
60% Apr.
38% Jan.
29% Jan.
51% Jan.
5
61
4
fi
62
98
June
11
10% June
13
June
11
15
Mar. 15
12
12
12
18
24
28
9
9
29
Feb.
Jan.
12
28
Apr.
10
8% Jan.
8
18% Feb.
19
64
June
20
Jan.
2
*
22
21
*
*
24
Jan.
5
23
Apr.
53% Apr.
11* Apr.
73
Apr.
*
June
22
Jan.
*
1
17
11
16
20
13
14
13
11
4
Jan.
39
21
Feb. .21
63% Jan.
8*
*
*
*
23
42% Feb. 27
June
June
23%
13
June 27
37
21
16
Jan.
Sale
Sale
15
99
92% June
15
12
Jan.
12% Jan.
25% Feb.
Apr.
47% Feb.
30
16
14
26
26
18
17
Feb.
33
16% June 18
93% June 29
13
30
June
9
June
12
25
21
8
June
26
6 110
4
57
June 27
38
54
4
10
June
Sale
31
Jan.
9% Jan.
Jan.
26
12 103% June 29
June 29
9 109
4
81% Feb. 23
30
51%
51%
44%
67%
Sale
Jan.
35
June
Sale
41
Jan.
53
10
36% June
86%
54%
46%
46%
42
96
35% Jan.
86% Sale
53
54%
45%
46%
46%
48
80
Sale
Jan.
9
89% Sale
57% Sale
50% Sale
49% Sale
41% Sale
76%
97
92% Jan.
88% Jan.
29
8 100% June 29
5 105% June 14
2 104
May 31
June
13
69
Jan.
91
15
37
88
60* Jan.
77
Sale
WA
Sale
76
Sale
Sale
Jan.
5
June 26
1987 MN
44
21
103
70
42% Sale
13% Sale
63
65%
64%
29
13
Sale
75
Sale
June
June
70
Sale
Sale
52%
■
19 105
8 111
June
Feb.
3 110% June
Jan.
Jan. 11 105% June
5 105% June
Jan.
Jan. 26 105
May
5 101
June
Feb.
Jan. 24 103% June
5 101% •June
Jan.
4
99
Apr.
99% Jan.
51% Jan. 15 70% Apr.
101
Sale
Sale
69
16
14
100% June
105
69%
65
57
5
Apr.
101
58
71
21
Apr.
8
65
Sale
9
June
93
87
June
102%
60
June
4
105
13
16%
93%
May
5
Apr. 11
June
June
June
17
Mar. 13
96
105
W*
26
39%
14%
42%
62
83% June 19
Jan.
6
103% June
103% June
47% Sale
38
30%
Sale
18% Sale
64
92
June
83%
8
72%
8 108%
11
97%
105%
98%
88%
88%
97%
90%
97%
87%
110
35
60% Sale
52%
62
68%
63% Sale
June
Jan.
75% Jan.
73% Jan.
63% Jan.
103
13
105% 107
48% Sale
35
32%
35
80
5
June 22
June 21
Sale
15
99
June
June 29
104%
102%
103%
108%
78%
15%
28
68
Jan.
96
111
Sale
31
88
Jan.
78
June 22
105
100
35
Sale
13
53
95
'II*
3
110% June 29
105% June 26
105% June 26
60
Sale
14%
Sale
15
Jan.
June
Sale
99
10
93%
Jan.
June
Sale
78
Sale
'15
103%
101%
105%
104%
89%
Sale
105
100
87 J
Mar. 14
Jan.
65
9
108% June
97% June 21
June
94
104%
1109%
Sale
37
72
June
Sale
166"
12
82% June 20
June
107% June
95
98
26
Jan.
28
108
Sale
74
5
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
20
Sale
38
109
Mar. 16
18
99
11
June 20
June 20
J.une 30
107% June 13
105% June
104% June
z90%
80%
104%
109%
106%
42
June
25
25
23
28
60
"95""
"
37
37
41
Convertible ftold 4Hs.........1960 M N
8
June
June 13
35
1952 M S
2
June 18
June
24
Stpd non payt Fed lnc tax..1987 M N
Sec. ftold 4Ha series A....
Certificates of deposit....
Jan. 22 114%
102% Jan. 19 112
3 109%
100
Feb.
2 109%
100% Feb.
105
Jan.
2 109%
3 120
108% Jan.
100% Jan. 26 103
4
61
Jan.
84%
56
J
J
N
3
J
D
J
J
3
Refunding ftold 4s
.....1934 A O
Certificates of deposit....
11
23
51% June
J
1 D
J D
MN
J J
11
19 113% May 29
18 114% June
1
105
June
Apr.
2 108% June
2 107% May
Jan.
104% Jan.
June
109% June 14
June
105
40
9 107% June 26
2 104% Mar. 17
53
Sale
Stpd ften 4Hs non-pay lnc tax.1987 M N
Gen 5s stpd non pay lnc tax..1987 M N
lat A ref 4Hs
12
Jan.
107% June 26
17
w
50
90
1st A ref 4 Hs ser
*
June
14
80% Apr.
*
53
Sale
1982 M N
1959 M S
6Hs..Mar 1 1936 M 8
May 2037 J D
5
Jan.
21
May 25
44
50
...
*
60
*
Feb.
June
45
tChic A E 111 1st cons ft 6s
1934
tChic A E 111 Ry (new co) ften 5s.1951 M N
Certificates of deposit.........
stamped.May__ 2037
C
May 2037
Con* 4%s series A
...1949
2,673,000
tChic R I A Pacific ften ft 4s
1988
,
208,000
Certificates of deposit.....
4,000
134,000
8
1 105% June 14
76% June 19
5
26%
Sale
212,000
June 11
68% June
28
Sale
.
84
May 29
Apr. 12
Apr. 11
Apr. 13
Apr.
108
r
96% Feb. 26 102%
2
73
Jan.
90%
2
90
73% Jan.
3
68
Jan.
84%
2
51.
Jan.
73%
88% Jan. 10 100%
4 105%
97
Jan.
102% June
5
89% June 21
89% June 18
June
June
June
June
June
June
103%
secured
Mar. 29
83
84
Sale
General43^8stamped
Mar. 29
109
87%
1st A ref ft 5s
83
6
16
A
15-year
June
Jan.
A
607666
18
83
6
Jan.
70
O
N
June
Jan.
92
5
A
1987 M N
2
19
June
90
June 28
1971 F
General 4a
May
May
97%
65
18 101%
24
99%
June
1977
49,000
21,000
71,000
38,000
9
81
1st A ref 5a series A
3
28
Jan.
June
1st A ref 4H> series B
A
O
June
60
81
Sale
Gen 4% series F
1989 3
r
93,000
2,213,000 Chic Mil St P A Pac mtfte 5s ser A.1975 F
Con* adj 5a
..Janl 2000 A
3,345,000
..1987 M
7 75,000 Chic & No West ften 3Hs
18
3
83
104
J
June
Jan.
108
104% Sale
•
6 110
75
79
93
Sale
Sale
88%
•
5
Jan.
107
Sale
Sale
-•
67% Jan.
101
97% June 30
June
109
Sale
105% 106% 107
981
.
57
15
81
40
Sale
92 %
314,000
J
11,000
J
1,000
2
2,000
M
55,000
1st A ften 6s series B._
May 1966 J
25,000
1956 J
•10,000 Chic Indiana A Sou 59-yr 4s
Chic L S A East lat 4 Hs
1969 J
1989 J
213",600 Chic Mil A St P ften ft 4s ser A
Gen ft 3Hs series B
May 1989 J
,
56,000
Gen 4Ha series C
May 1989 3
.
140,000
Gen ftold 4H& series E-.Mar 1 1989 3
1
74,000
6
June
18
85% Apr. 20
72% Apr. 12
85% Apr. 20
June 18
110
119
42
Sale
8
4s..
jChlc Indlanap A Loulsv ref ft 6al947
Refunding ftold 5s
.........1947
Refunding 4s series C
.......1947
1st A general 5s series A..
1966
Jan.
68
83% June 16
June
June
118% June
102% 102% 102% June
Sale
J
Chic A Erie 1st ftold 5a
Chic Gt Western 1st 50-yr
67
112
96% Sale
107% Sale
100% Sale
1958 M
23,000
{
'
66
Sale
112%
Sale
112%
110% 110%
Sale
107%
Sale
107%
Sale
1949 3
10,000
June 21
83% June 19
34
Sale
118
Sale
General 4a
! 156",660
,
8
88
107% 104%
104% 103%
107% 107
Sale
105%
Sale
Illinois Division 4s
F
16
Jan.
2 100
June
*
Sale
142,000
' 68,000
,
16
Jan.
83% Jan.
June
June
12
June
2 100% Apr.
4
88
Apr.
Jan.
85
16
80
Sale
99%
J
June
99% June 16
70
Sale
"52%
3
100
18
12
22
99%
77%
71%
32%
95%
90%
Sale
88
1989
2d con ftold 4s
1989
Warm Sprlnfta Valley 1st ft 5s .1941
Chic A Alt RR ref ft 3s
1949
June
June
35
104% 105% 106%
103%
104% Sale
Sale
108
107%
107
106% Sale
112%
113% Sale
113%
114% Sale
114% 115% 113%
110%
111% Sale
108
108% Sale
107%
108% Sale
109
109% Sale
82%
92%
R A A Dlv 1st con ft 4s
June
*
*
Sale
II*
..1946
Chic Burl A O 111 Dlv 3Hs
70
91%
5s.......1939 MN
June 15
108% June 22
94% June 20
June
100%
105% 106% 104% June
104% Sale
69% June
70
74% Sale
71%
93
Charles A Savannah 1st ft 7s....1936
84
100
Sale
A
1960
General ftold 4Ha
102%
84%
86%
78%
66%
83
67%
69
208,000
415,000
,
,
81
78%
67
Sale
4,000 {Cent of Ga Ry lat ft 5s
Not. 1945
48,000
Consol ftold 5s
1945 MN
23,000
Ref A ften 5%s series B
1959 A O
51,000
Ref A ften 5s series C._
1959 A
Chat Dlv pur money ft 4s.....1951 J
Macon A Nor Dlv 1st ft 5s......1946 J
Middle Ga A Atl Dlv pur m 5a..1947 3
Mobile D1t 1st ft 5s
1946 J
9,000
83
103%
87% Sale
86% Sale
_____
.....
88%
98%
Sale
33,000
M 5
93,000 Canadian Nat ftuar
Guar ftold 4%a
226,000
1957 J J
Guar ftold 4hi
184,000
1968|J D
Guaranteed ftold 5s
July 1969|J J
216,000
O
Guaranteed ft 5a
Oct 1969
193,000
A
Guaranteed ft 5s
1970
78,000
D
Guar ftold 4H*
June 15 1955
102,000
Guar ft 4Ha
....1956 F A
271,000
Guar ft 4H»
—
1951 M S
122,000
D
1940
231,000 Canadian No deb s f 7s
J
25-year deb s f ftuar 6%a
1946
103,000
F A
10-year ftold 4%s
Feb. 15 1935
22,000
J
506,000 Canadian Pac 4% deb stock-...
Collateral trust ftold 4H«
1946 M S
202,000
J
5s equip trust ctfa
...—1944
96,000
Collateral trust ft 5s..........1954 J
455,000
Collateral trust 4H>——
1960 J
298,000
1,000 |Caro Cent lat cons ft 4s..
...1949 J
CaroClinch A Ohio 1st 5s
1938 J
127,000
1st A con ft 6a aeries A.Dec 15 1952 J
135,000
1981 J
4,000 Carthafte A Adlr 1st ftu ft 4s
1948 J D
47,000 Cent Br Un Pac 1st ft 4s..
»
101%
35
48,000 Cent N E 1st ftuar 4a
1961 J
4,000 Cen RR A Bkft of Ga col tr ft 5a..1937 M N
48,000 Central of N J ften ft 5s
...1987 J J
36,000
General 4a
1987
434,000 Cent Pac 1st ref ftu ft 4s
1949
Through St L 1st ftu ft 4s
1954
4,000
12
102% June 18
1
101% June
1 101% June
99% Juhe 18 99% June 18
101
89%
85
Sale
O
F
June
June
June
69
101
85
*
0
62
Sale
102%
Sale
Sale
95%
35 %
M S
89
100
Sale
92
85
J
J
101%
81%
66
101%
98%
81%
J
A
Sale
75%
76
Sale
Sale
106%
108
106% Sale
88%
92% Sale
89% Sale
96%
99
Sale
99% Sale
97%
98%
99%
98% Sale
83%
----86% Sale
83%
74%
82%
80%
74%
76
63
65% Sale
63% Sale
75
79% Sale
75% Sale
106%
107% 109
106%
93%
97% Sale
94% Sale
Sale
84%
67%
MN
J
Sale
Sale
91
Sale
101
78
Sale
70% Sale
99 % Sale
79% Sale
ftu A col tr
Potta Creek Br 1st 4s
20
23
57%
Certificates of deposit
6,000
Feb.
42
51
Ches A Ohio lat cons ft
85
48
64%
2,000
197,000
,
218,000
139,000
346,000
i-*
2,000
Apr. 25
6
62
A
252,000
92
Jan.
41
O
•
June
8
68
48
F
,
99%
Jan.
June 29
39
A
Guar 5s
8
74
82
45
1961
con
99% June 20
88% June 18
Jan.
June
June
47
60
88 %
Boston A N Y Air Line 1st ftu
Canada Sou
8
May
35
48.1955
Brunaw A Weatern 1st ftu ft 4s
1938
1937
~24~,666 Buff Roch A Pitts ften 5s
Co n sol 4
1957
229,000
*
t Burl Ced Rap A Nor 1st 5a
1934
JJ
Jan.
Sale
73
74
1st ft 4}{* aeries
75
82
2 105% June 27
26
90
May
3
June
97%
85%
77%
47%
Sale
Sale
10 102
Jan.
40
M N
397,000
174,000
226,000
30,000
97% Sale
86 % Sale
Jan.
32%
J
J
—
1st ftold 5a
83 %
76
Sale
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
88
90
96
39
D
General unified 4H*
90
60 H
80 %
74
69 %
1.
Highest.
86%
101% June 21 101% June 21
101%
1 105% June 27
105% 105% 104% June
Sale
75
Sale Prices.
Prices
Ask
Ask. Bid
101%
104%
Sale
Lowest
Highest.
Lowest.
June 30.
1.
Bid.
89 %
Bid.
J
2,000 Atl & Char Air Line 1st 4%s A.. 1944
i
1st 30-year 5a ser B
.....-.-.1944
45,000
J
Atlantic City 1st con guar ft 4a. - -1951 J
July 1952 M S
288",660 Atl Cosat L lat cons 4s
473,000
465,000
37,000
35,000
9,000
22,000
739,000
341,000
195,000
170,000
292,000
515,000
103,000
192,000
919,000
484,000
4,000
128,000
June
1934.
£0.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
Jan. 2
BONDS
June.
Value.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Chic S L A N O—
'
8,000
Gold 5s
June 15 1951 J
Gold 3 Ha
Memphis Dlv 4s....
•
1
June 151951
1951
22,666
134,000 Chic T H A S'eaat 1st A ref 5a...l94*
Income ftuar 5s
Dec 1 1940
63,000
For footnotes see page
19.
J
J
J
M
D
83
D
D
D
49
54
58
63
Sale
67
S
42
46
50
Sale
48
61
87
_
103% 105% 104% 107
80%
83%
80
84
87
82%
105% June 29 107
June
5
83
Jan.
June
5
86% Apr.
16
80
62
13
16 105
..
64
June
6
84% June 22
63 % Jan.
Sale
62% June
4
71
June 14
Sale
46
June
2
51% June 14
55% Jan.
44% Jan.
81
8
Apr.
Apr.
XP~''
July
1934.]
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Price
BONDS
June.
Value.
n. y.
j
Ask
j
Cln Leb At N lat con
gu 4 4a
Cln Union Term lat
4H* >e'
lat mtge 5a aerlea B
28,000 C
54 000
442 000
1
D
Cairo dlr 1st 4old 4a
Cln w ac m DIt lat 4 4s..
35 000
94
101
76%
j
87
99
96
j
1938 j
Cler At Marietta 1st 4u 4H*
1935
CleT Ac Pitta gen 4u 4H» aer B..1942
Series B 4u 3H*
1942
1st
8
4
a
o
1942 j
1950
f
82
Sale
82
Sale
Colo At Southern Ref At est 4 Ha
General mtge 4H* series A
84
Sale
19K0 m N
65
Sale
Col At Hock Valley 1st ext 4 4a
1948 a
Col At Tol lat ext 4a..
1955
Non-con? deb 4a
AAtO
Non-con? debenture 4a...
o
50$:::::
45 %
385,600
24,000
570,000
116,000
255,000
Del At Hud 1st Ac ref 4s
d
J
o
17
Sale
Sale
94
Sale
41
6
j
18
27
o
86
91%
mn
87
92
94 %
1st 4 5s 195b
cons
1941 M N
-1965 a
93
1940
j
88
j
82
Sale
j
66?*
99?*
62?*
60?*
Sale
Sale
Sale
63
3H*
Series G 3H*
B
set
-
a
O
Do
do
Ser B
1953
O
Gen coot 4a Series D
1953
0
Ref Ac Impt gold 5s aer 1927
1967 M N
Ref Ac Imp 5s ser 1930.........1975 a o
Brie At Jersey 1st s f 6a
J
i955
Genesee RIt rr 1st s t 6a.
N Y & Erie RR ext 1st 4s
1947 m n
gold 5a -1943
52,000 iFIa Eaat Coast 1st 4H«
1st Ac ref 5s ser A
107,000
70,000
Certificates of deposit
J
d
1959
1974 m s
61
Sale
71% Sale
Sale
71
87?*
94
27
39?*
(Amended) 1st cons2-4a_.
MN
110
100
49
Proof of claim filed by owner
MN
6,000 Fort St u D Co 1st g 4H*
J
1941 i
9,000 Ft Worth At Denrer City 5H*
D
1961 J
,000 Galv Hous Ac Hend 5%a A...
1938 A
,000 |Ga At Ala 1st cons 5s
..Oct. 1945 J
JGa Caro At Nor 1st 5s-<1929
6% to 1934...
J
9
252 ,000
180,,000
233 ,000
Sale
9
con
J
68
..Feb 1952 J
i
..1999 J
J
7?*
89
61
96
101 % June 22
105
June
June
58?* June 19
61 % June 20
55?* June
19?* June
24?* June 19
23?* June 14
June
18
1952 J
19.
20
.
Sale
75
85
96?* 100
88
80
80
8
68
J
June
5 109
June
6
94
June 19
93
72
Sale
June 28
105?* June 16
94
June 19
100?* June 27
95?* June 29
June
74?* June
72
77%
June
June
104
42
Jan.
32
Feb.
Mar.
70
15
4
Jan.
Jan.
109
94 H Jan.
81?* Mar.
Ill
June 22
June
19
96
Feb.
15
100?* June 27
95% May 12
79% Apr. 21
79?* Jan.
66?* Jan.
99?* Mar.
104
June
8*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
93?* Jan.
Mar.
100
Mar. 12
Jan.
56
46
June 20
59
56
June
9
64
Sale
8?* June
4
8?* June 27
May 10
May
9
8?* June
8?* June
19
Feb.
JO
8
9
June
6
10?* June 12
June
13
14?*
98
105?*
90
83?* June 18
23
20
24?*
21
30
28?*
2%
85
101?* 104
109
107?*
Sale
Sale
55
30
15
Apr. 30
3?* Jan.
8
12
Apr. 20
83
Feb.
96?* Jan.
14
97?* June 15
3 105?* June
1
June 29
84 ?* June 21
21
June 29
75
Feb. 21
15?* Jan. li
91?* Apr. 25
June 19
30
20?* Jan.
12
30
40
12
60
20
96?* 103?*
102
June 22 102?* June 29
102?* 104
108?* June
4 109% June 14
108?* 109
107?* June
5 107?* June 29
107?* Sale
.,
96
Sale
88?*
83?*
Sale
Sale
83
76
Sale
78
Sale
Sale
78
Sale
38
35
6?*
95?*
Sale
89 J* June
99
Sale
94?* June
95?* Feb.
26
Feb.
92?*
Sale
83
June
81
June
5
84?*
74?* June
73?* June
33?* June 18
Jan.
102?* Jan.
2,107?* May 19
86
78
79
66?* Jan.
36
June 19
June 20
"5%
"85?*
82
Sale
77%
84
82
June 22
82
Sale
74
June
783* June 12
2
June 22
Jan.
Jan.
67
26
Jan.
Feb.
5?* Apr.
98?* Mar.
62?* Jan.
88
Sale
87
Sale
40
Sale
38?*
Sale
102
107?* June
100?* June
7 108?* June 29
5 101?* June 19
104?* June 28 105?* June
101?* June
4 102
June
85?* June 26
89?* June
355* June 22
40?* June
100?* June
7 102?* June
82?*
76?*
82?*
82?*
83?*
84?*
81?* June
82?* June
75
80
79
12
82?*
83
Sale
82
Jan,
Jan.
70
Feb.
21
11
98% Jan.
82
97
108?* June 29
101?* June 19
105?* June 12
Jan.
Jan.
91?* Jan.
102
21
72
Jan.
1
32
Jan.
89?* Apr. 25
50?* Feb. 13
102?* June 25
25
95?*
95 >*
80
59
68
107?* Sale
108?* 109
100?* 100?* 101?* 101?*
103?*
104?*
I02" 101?* 102" ~
100
99?* Mar. 12
99?* Apr. 26
99
Apr. 12
92?* Apr. 27
87?* Apr. 23
/ 86?*
Apr. 13
36
Apr. 20
85* Feb. 19
102
May 26
86?* Apr. 26
81
Apr.
9
76?* Jan.
68?* Jan.
57
68
7
...
May
7
Apr. 27
1 102?* June 29
2 109?* May 22
105
95?* June 28
99?* June 20
92?* June 29
84?* June 28
78?* June 20
101?*
75
Jan.
68
Sale
If
June
58
93
16
17?* Feb. 16
7?* Jan.
5?* June 20
6?* June 15
93 % June
1
97?* June 15
105?* June
1 105?* June
1
85
59?*
103?*
4
77% Apr. 20
77% Apr. 26
75
Apr. 12
79% Apr. 21
79% Apr, 21
113% May 16
111
May 22
102
May
2
Jan.
60?* Jan.
100
June 28
94
94 % Feb.
Feb.
60
96
97
3
10
105?* June 16
95
62
June 26
49?* Apr.
98
Apr.
62?* Jan.
113?* June 16
June
108
Jan.
Jan.
63
June 18
June 29
73?* June 28
76?* June 19
76
June 19
21
85
Jan.
Jan.
75
June
107
June
June
91
Feb,
8H May 18
May 29
24?* May 17
12
Apr. 28
104?* June 26
103?* Jan. 26
Jan.
84
8
25
Apr. 24
49?* Apr. 20
65
103?*
102?*
23?*
89?*
June
101?* May
1
61?* Apr. 23
63
Apr. 30
17?* Jan.
18
May
23?* Jan.
75
72?* June
72?* June
95
63
99?* Feb.
3o?* Jan.
11?* Apr.
95
70
75
19
109
58
5%
66
O
102?* Apr.
Jan.
^
61
61
96% 100
13
Jan.
34
7?*
93?* Sale
105?* Sale
June
97
20
103
1
92
4
June 20
5
43?* June 22
6?*
"65""
60
55
100
3v%s
page
80
71
Sale
92
.....1955 M N
see
Sale
72
32
Refunding 4s
For footnotes,
81?*
1*57
..Feb
lat
Sale
Sale
.......1951
192,000
lines
Sale
93
Sale
Sale
.
Purchased
23
4
55
.....
157" 000
4,000
80?* Jan.
June
June
Jan.
Feb.
40?* June 22
14%
68
86
68?
Feb
con g 5a_....... 1937 m N
Houat Ac Tex G lat g 5a Int go
1937 J
J
Hous Belt At Ter lat 5s
.1937
Hudson At Manhat lat At ref 5s A.1957
Adjust Income 5s
102?*
80
80 J*
Housatonlc RR
Illinois Central 1st g 4a.
"so*" :::::
105
D
1977
1st gold 3 H*
1«5'
Extended lat g 3H*---19M
lat gold 3s sterling. ..........1981 M
Collateral rrust gold 4s_
1«*2 A
"2,000
Feb.
89
46
...1936 M S
g 4Ha
95*" *96?*
35
Greenbrier Ry lat gu g 4a
...1940 M N
6 ,000 Gulf Mob Ac Nor 1st 5H* aer U...1950 A O
1st mtge gold 5s aeries C__
95 ,000
195s A O
...
6
27
Feb
Stamped
4?*
27
J
Debenture ctfs B
Gulf Ar Ship Island ref 5a
S%
3?*
12
Gen mtge 5H> Ser B__
...1952
Gen mtge 5a Ser C........... 1973
Gen 4H* Series D
1976
Hock Val 1st
29
Jan.
44
Sale
42
9%
8
20?*
O
Gt Nor—Get. 7a Serlea A .......1936 J
1st At refund 4Ha Ser A
1961
Gen 4H> serlea E-.
408,,000
2,,000 Green Bay At West deb ctfs A
158,000
23,000
8,000
49,000
392,000
359.000
13,000
15
June 13
104
111?* 113
109?* 110
101?*
101?*
Sale
4?*
J
1940 A
Grays Point Term 1st gu g 5s ...1947 J
310 ,000
June 21
96
4
69?* June
113?* 110?* June
58
46
Sale
J
1941 J
4Ha
138 ,000 Grand Trunk of Can s 1 7a
171, ,000
15-yer deb g a f 6s guar
95%
Sale
74?* "77?*
74?* 76
72?* Sale
73 ?* Sale
72?* Sale
48
O
Georgia Midland 1st 3s
1946 A O
Gout Ac Oswegatchle 1st 5s......1942 J D
lat gu g
41
11 h
..1982
22.000
Sale
100?*
12
Proof of claim filed by owner
1,176*,000
27
25
5
100?* June
106 % 108
tFonda Johns & Glov ref 4H*-..1952
ex
73
72% Sale
61 %
s
1938 m
At Pen consol
60
1
1957
3d mtge 4?*s
.....
95
58?* Mar. 27
Jan.
99
76
Jan.
30
107
101
Mar. 17
32?* Feb.
June 20
74?* Sale
101?* 104
Mar. 17
59
5
84
Sale
58
16?* Jan.
84
8
90
99
94
21
Feb.
Jan.
18
June
93 %
2
7
26
28?* June 19
27?* June 22
49
Sale
19
11
12
12
June
40?* June
92
Jan.
June
Apr.
97?* Apr.
81?* Apr.
102
May
103
Apr.
98?* May
59?* Apr.
June
Sale
105
101
24
19
108?*
99
7
39
104?* 104?* 102?* June
6 104?* June 26
105?*
107
Sale
107
107 % 107
June
4 108
June 26
43
39
40
43?*
June 27
41?*
43
June
2
96?*
97?*
88?*
98?*
95
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
60
June
8
.....
102
Jan.
Jan.
50
102?* 104
105?*
107?*
82
75
95
84
5
June
20
84
104
103
May 29
103?* June 22
100?* June 21
84?* Jan.
53?* June 16
54
Sale
20
75
103?*
102?* 104?*
100 % May
82
Jan.
May
20
10
j
Apr. 26
May 25
99?* Feb. 28 103?* June 22
99?* Feb. 14 1015* Mar. 16
Jan
48
10
M n
99
88
19?* Jan.
101
26?*
1937
11
30
37?* June 20
103
d
1941 J
Jan.
JaD.
42
8
104?* June 19
92?* June 27
6
94?* June 29
June
20?* June
94?* June
.............1995 J
Dul So Shore At Atlantic g 5s....1937 J
East Ry m No DIt 1st g 4a
f 948 A
17 ,000 Gr R Ac I
6?*
Mar. 17
3
12
92
43
98?* June 26
24?*
o
at
19
June 27
52?* Sale
54
60?*
22?* Sale
20?*
Apr. 26
91?* Apr. 17
82
23
6?*
81?*
20?*
A
Extended
26
86
60
63
15,000
24
Sale
10 100
Jan.
31*
24?*
P
191,000 Erie RR 1st con Ac prior lien 4s..19*6
1st consol gen Hen 4a...
220,000
...1*96
Penn coll trust g 4a
6,000
1951
Con? g 4a Ser A
57,000
..........1953
>
50?*
51
70
Dul Missabe At Nor gen 5a.
Dul Ac Iron Range lat 5s..
11.000 jFIa Cent
June
2
96?* June
72?* June 13
98?* June 26
50 ?* June 21
53?* June 16
Sale
Sale
19
2?*
7
103
20
Sale
95
Sale
58
28?*
June 29
60
Sale
20
June
101
33
55
8
97
23
22?* Sale
94?* Sale
95%
101?* 102?* 101
102
103?* 104
103?* Sale
a
104
June
37?*
28?*
48
15
Jan.
June 27
June 29
103
100?* June
94?* June
66?* June
36?*
26?*
Sale
88
25.000
IVA
24
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
96
50
Sale
46?*
J
652,000
Sale
60
35?*
Sale
o
826,000
18,000
54
102
1940
6,000
71?
102?*
96?*
20?*
Erie Ac Plttsb gen gu g
88,000
"94?*
65
16,000 Elgin Joi At Eaat lat g 5a
1,000 El Paso Ac S W 1st At ref 5s
5 ,000
June 27
June 14
June 19
103?* June 22
100?* June 21
..'102
101?*
101H
95?*
50
88
33
16.000 East Tenn Va Ac Ga
*
69?*
June
101?* June
100?* June
94?* June
d
32,000 Detroit RUer Tunnel 1st gu 4H«-196I
24,000
68
102
Sale
93?*
Sale
44
VI
1947
Detroit At Mack 1st lien 4 4s
gold 4s
June 29
90
108?* June 28
101H May 21 101?* May 21
...1995 J
1,000 Dea Plalnea Val 1st guar 4Ha
29,666
95?*
()
a
97
78?*
104?*
92?*
94?*
June
91 % June
101
Sale
96?*
+D«a Moines At Ft D 1st 4u 4 4a...1*35
Certificates of deposit........
Second
Sale
102
j
Ac R Gr Weat gen 5a Aug 1955 f
Assented (subject to plan)..
147*
92
June
73?* June
103?* June
102?* Sale
99?* Sale
91?* Sale
j
DenT
B
103
a
1936 J
aer
15%
10%
1937 M n
Ref At Imp mtge 5s
Sale
19
Sale
15
81 %
97
Del RIt rr At Bd4e lat 4u
4 4a..1936 f
Den Ac Rio Gr lat cons 4 4a
...1936 J
Consol gold 4 H*
21 %
D
1935 a
5H«
Sale
Sale
Sale
D
1943 M n
5s__
Gold
Sale
44
....
86
2
9
10 111?* June
6
5 111
June 18
Mar.
1
96?* Mar.
1
Jan. 11
97
June 29
Jan.
10 100
Apr. 10
Jan.
102
1955
195o
153,000 Cuba Northern Rys 1st 5 Ha
1942
104.000 Cuba RR lat 50-yr 4 5a
1952
1st At refund 7H* serleaA
37,000
193t>
lat lien At ref 6s aerlea B.......1936
42,000
653,000
6,000
93,000
76 %
1935 M n
1,000 Conn At Passum RIts ist 4 4s
1943
21,000 Consolidated Ry non-conr deb 4s 1954
1.000
Non-con? debenture 4a
JAtJ 1955
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
100
73 J
84;
75
86
June
92?* z89
100?*
102?*
100?*
94?*
88?*
92
1*61
1977
93
97?*
103?* 106
97?*.
92?*
100?* 105
25
Mar. 16
4
62
Mar. 15
15 102
June 28
12 102?* June 19
16
98?* Apr. 17
Feb.
Jan.
Sale
June
June 25
June 19
Jan.
103
98
a
1*45
June
107?* June
6,108?* June 28
110?* June llllll?* June 6
June 30,111
June 18
103?*
zl02?*June 22 103?* June 22
102?* 102?*
102?*
2 108
12 115
2
92?*
8 104?*
Jan.
109
Sale
103?*
90%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
21, 102?* June 19
Sale
91?*
94?*
102?* 101?*
91
.94?*
95
93
85
f5H* A.1972
1973
2,000 Coal rit Ry lat 4u 4a
"95""
102
1977
f 4 5s series B 4uar
f 4uar 4 His ser G
88
86 %
j
m n
90
Sale
101?*
102?*
o
1948
June
1.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Jan.
8 107?* June
8
Jan.
6 110?* June
9
100%
105%
97%
111%
72%
100?*
77
89?*
89
58
S
1st a
85
Sale
93?*
69
M
102
June
101?*
52
100
78
j
Sale Prices
105
64
1940
226,000
101
100
74
1940
a
93
j
W W Val DIt lat 4 4a
Series D 3 Ha
General 4H* aerlea A
76,000 CleT Short Line lat 4u4H«
Sale
vi n
j
Prices
Lowest.
48
101
90
109
109?* Sale
Sale
98
100?* 103
94
88?*
96?* Sale
74?*
103?*
88?*
91?*
1991
45,000
107
Sale
90?*
Highest
June 21 113?* June
8
1
92?* June 25
June
5 104?* June 19
June
4
48
June
4
June
7 102
June 28
112?*
102J*
98?*
108?* 109
110H Sale
85
75
65 %
J
Sale
Sale
Sale
46
96?*
Sale
78
Sprln4 At Col DIt lat 4 4a
238,000
493,000
76 ?4
.....
i
St Loula DIt 1st coll trust 4 4s.1990
Serlea A 4u 4Ha
Series G 4u 3H«
56
111
Sale
105
San
101 %
85
J
1939
3,000 CleT At Mahon Valley 4 5a
48
92 H
103
102
m n
17 000
29 000
1st
Sale
101 %
I
4sh
112?*
Sale
76
D
Sale
90
102
102?* 105
1993
113?*
Sale
I
4td 4 5a.. 1*4.)
G C At St L 4en 4 4a
128.000 CleT Union Term'ls
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
101
J
.1
General 5s aeries B..........
1993
Ref At Imp 6s series G
......1941
Ref At Imp 5a aerlea D_........ 1963
Ref Aclmpt4HaaerieaB...
1977
345.000
Sale
Ask. Rid
Sale
92?
97 ?
M N
1*4
1957 m n
At Mahon lat
IN JUNE.
June 30.
106?* Sale I 105% 106?* 105% June 25
8
107?* June
110?*
106?* Sale
100% June 30 no?* June
9
106 J* i06?* 107?* Sale
8 108
100% June
June 25
55
J
F
2020 J
A--2020
1st mtge 4 5s series C
Clearfield
Sale
1122* 113?*
72 H
85 %
1.
Bid.
Sale
1952 m n
3 ,000 C'ln Ham At Day 3d 4
4H»--1937 I
16 000 Cln Ind St L At C lat 4a_.„Autf 3 193t> Q
69* 000
97 H
d
1963
517 ,000 Chic Ac Weat Ind Conaol 50-yr 4a. 1953 j
j
176 ,000
lat At refSHa aerlea A
1963 m s
1 ,000 Choc Okl At Gulf conaol 5a
100 %
105?*
J
.
lat 6Ha aerlea C
June
1934.
Rid.
...
33, 000
193, 000
PRICES
23
Jan. 2
stock exchange.
160 ,000 Chic Un Station 1st
gu 4%t A..1963
25 ,000
1st 5s aerie* B
1963
55 ,000
Guaranteed told 5a..........1944
210 ,000
EXCHANGE-BONDS
92?* Jan.
June
11
83
95?* June 20
95?* June 20
7\ 83?* June 26
2
June 27
Jan.
92
92
May
95?* June 20
68?* Jan.
4
86?* June 16
74
Jan.
3
80
63
Jan.
2
June
.5
85
Mar. 13
Apr.
13
88% Apr. 24
May
3
82 V
,
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
31
*•8
Sales in
N.
Value.
T.
Jan. 2
1934.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
Bid
Ullnola Central
1953
5a_._.........—.1958
secured
1934
4Ha
..1944
15-year
je*r
-.1951
1953
1951
1951
Cairo Bridge gold 4s
Litchfield DIt lat g 3a
Loulsv Dlv 8c Ter g 314a
3a
MM
J
J
Sprlngf DIt 1st g 314a
Western Linea 1st g 4s
9134 Sale
6034 Sale
F
A
J
D
78
99
J
J
68
J
J
81%
85%
71%
72
J
J
80
83
Sale
J
J
F
A
1943
J
D
71
J
D
6434
A
O
1963
1940
Sale
109,000
12,000
48,000
16,000
22,000
1 1952
1st mtge gold 5a series B__
1956
1st gold 5a aeries C
1956
Int Rys of Cent Amer lat 5s B—1972
lat coll trust 6a gold notes—.1941
Flrat lien 5c ref 6 Ha
1947
Jlowa Cent lat gold 5a.......
1938
Adi mtge 4a aeries A.-July
26 34
Sale
46
M N
45 H
49 H
F A
43 %
50
M
8
J
D
334
134
6734
6
334
6834
10%
3%
8434
70
75
94
Leh Vail Harbor Term 1st
J
83 34
J
J
62
82
84
57
Sale
79 34
J
7634
1940
1003
3003
J
2003
M N
MN
97
83 34
83
F
A
M
LOO 34
60
8
6034
96 34
64 34
M S
J
M N
85
101
J
57 34
5,000 Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s
1939
MN
6,000
lat ext 4s
1959
J
J
2,000 Man G B 8c NW 1st gu 3Ha
1941
3,000 Mex Internat 1st 4a asatd
1977
Michigan Central-Detroit 8c Bay
City Air Line 4s
1940
Jack LAS
1951
gold 3Ha
1952
1979
1940
13,000
1st gold 3Ha
18,000
Ref A Imp 4Ha aeries C.
5,000 Midland of N J 1st ext 5s
*
J
M
Cons ext 4Ha (1884)
S
A
Ref A ext
6,000
10034 Sale
D
S
84
52
55
J
7034
11 % Mar. 28
534 Feb. 21
8834 Apr. 13
4
3
8
June 30
Jan.
Sale
Sale
Z§5/*
78
10234
June 22
June
103
June 22
June 22
8934 June
9234 June
9034
91
June 20
June 20
"9834
93
June
1
June
1
June
93
June
5
June
5
93
100
9
June
10134 June 12
2
9234 June
98
81
57
105
Jan.
June 13
June
June
11
8
94
11034 June 29
91
20 10034 June 20
21 10034 June 21
95
14 10334 June 25
June 22
4 102
9934
13 10434 June
4
9334
9234
30
5034
June
13
8234 Jan.
8334 Jan.
47
Jan.
52
Jan.
54
Jan.
7034 June 13
77
Jan.
Jan.
70
8134 June 21
10234 June 14
9834 June 22
64
2 10134 Apr. 20
95
Apr. 12
5
June
9
98
2
Apr. 21
83
8334 Jan.
9
June
99
95
1
10234 June 29
June 18
66
June 29
6 101
84
10734 106
Sale
10234
104% 10334
10134
June
3 10234 June 14
99
Apr. 24
12
8, 68
Apr.
6
7434 Apr.
Apr.
Jan. 11 10534 May
Jan. 13 11034 June
reb.
10034 June
Jan.
10334 Apr.
May
104
Jan.
June
102
Jan.
10434 June
Jan.
10234 June
Jan.
Jan.
68J4 Apr.
June
101
Jan.
8, 83
13
17
20
22
29
20
11
19
22
1
29
26
29
17 10734 June 23
June 11 10734 June 23
June 29
June
6 104
Sale
22
29
5 104
June
8(10534
June 29 10534 June 11
June
2 104% June 26
June 11
0
10434 June 26
99
June 25
107
106
100
100
Apr. 24
June 27
85
95
99
1
June 27 100
99
7434 June 19
6
10334 June
June 18 101
83
101
June 14
101
Mar. 17
June
Jan.
Mar.
June 13
68
June 13
75
6734 June 28
69
June
7234 Apr.
70
70
June 25
68
68
70
70
June 25
134 June
70
2 34
6
434
434
334
1134
334 Sale
8
23a Sale
1
4
1
334
35
32
38
15
Sale
50 34
Sale
1938
...1938
—1938
1946
1634
1949
1978
2034
18
63
1949
June
Apr.
99
7534 Jan.
62
Jan.
97
5634 Jan.
7534 Apr. 12
75
Apr.
4
June 21
86
97
June
June 28
84
June 28
80
9
Jan.
May 25
June 21
June
9
8534 Apr. 18
*
*
*
6634 Sale
6634 June 27
75
June 13
6934 June
75
*
7
y
734
40
Sale
32
37
4534 Sale
2834
35
2634 Sale
7234 Sale
634 June
734
4
334
234
434
1134
334
7034 Mar.
June 13
38
71
June 12
934
534
434
434
Jan.
Jan.
334 June
1
334 June
5
Jan.
3434 Jan.
3334 Jan.
June
49
June 16
38
38
June 30
20
2634 June
9
7534 June 20
60
1634 Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 19
4234 Apr. 23
56
Feb. 19
38
June 30
34
Apr. 24
80
Apr. 16
Jan. 27
7634 Feb.
3
14
Jan.
2
7734 Feb.
8
26
Feb. 19
7534 Jan.
2
9234 June 21
4334 June 21
25
25
June
2
7334
72
June
2
1
49
Jan.
Jan.
85
77
77
75
81J4
1834
2134
8934 Sale
87
8134 Sale
6934
8334 Sale
Sale
75% Sale
18
92
20
Sale
18
June 29
Apr. 16
Feb.
6
Feb.
1
Feb. 19
40
June
8
June 30
June 26
June 2
Sale
Jan.
734 June 15
434 June 27
3934
3334
4234
2834
4234 4234
3334 Sale
4534 49
.....
4
5
21
June 18
88
Jan.
8934 June
2
9234 June 21
7934 June
6834 June
7
4
8534
7334
7534
55 34
June 14
June 19
June 13
June
1
70
Jan.
6134 Jan.
6334 Jan.
4434 Jan.
2
2
5
2
9134 Feb.
79
Feb.
8334 Apr.
6234 Feb.
31
June
2534 Jan.
2
39
30
June 15
June 18
22
Jan.
6
35
3134 June
9
2934 June 18
24
Mlssour-Kansaa-Tsxas RR—
83,000
10,000
295,000
301,000
14,000
130,000
70
Prior lien 5s aeries A.........1962
Cum adjust 5a aeries A
1942
1978
1967
Certificates of deposit.....
General 4a
8
1975 MS
......1977 MN
Certificates of deposit......
1st A ref g 5a aer G
76
73
June
8
52
June
7
2534
29
2934
27
2934
2734
1234
2934
2734
2934
June
June
June 29
June
2
June 27
June
4
.1978 MN
1234 Sale
Sale
26
Sale
13
29
Sale
25 34
25 34
25 34
2934 Sale
2734
30
2934 Sale
834 Sale
26
Sale
10
Certificates of deposit
164",660
Convertible gold 5Ha...
...........
$ Mobile A Ohio gen gold 4i"l"l938
Montgomery DIt 1st g 5a......1947
11,000
Refunding A Impror't 4Ha ...1977
27,000
Sec 5% notes—..............1938
16,000
7.000 Mohawk A Mai 1st gu g 4s......1991
For footnotes, see page 19.
J
J
M 8
F
A
M
S
2934
Sale
3034
3034
27
13
Sale
2934 Sale
27
2834
2934 3034
25 34
..1949 M O
A A
1980
lat ref gold 5s series H
75,000
Certificates of deposit
4,000
lat A ref 5a aer I...
1981 If N
383,000
Certificates of deposit—
15,000
J
..July 1938
4,000 Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at 4%
J
1945
1,000 Mobile A Blraa prior lien g 5s
J
Small
45,000
J
Mortgage gold 4s.....
1—1945
8 mall..
75
70
Sale
5534 Sale
69
Sale
73
68
5534 Sale
63
44 H
^Missouri Pacific RR Co—
lat A refund 5a series A......1965 F
lat A ref 5a aeries F
Sale
6134 Sale
22
Jan
6
102
91
Jan.
94
4
99
*
85'
14
25,000 £Miaaourl-IIUnola RR 5s ser A...1959
179,000 Mo Kan A Tex 1st g 4s.........1990
40-year 4s series B
Pr lien mtge 4Hs ser D
2
Mar. 27
8734 Feb.
102
9734 June 20
9534 June
1
Term
1st Chic Tsrm s f 4s........1941 MN
J
J
98,000
63,000
24,000
93,000
14
17
5
234 Feb. 14
2
92
9934
9634
84
12
134 June
2
10034 June
9734
9634
7934
June 27
7034 June 13 7434 June 19
6
10334 June
6 10334 June
83
June 28
8134 June 21
10134
87
June 25
I
F
Mississippi Cent lat 5s
6
Apr. 16
Apr. 12
Apr. 11
June
zl03
103
Feb.
June 27
7334 June
7434 June
10034 June
Sale
75
72
7234
79
7434 Apr. 27
6734 June 28
June 29
*
69
Q
Cent
75
60
S
MStPASSMA
47
*
F
103,000 ftfStPASSM4a stpd
1st cons 5s
1....
17,000
1st cona 5s gtd as to lnt
74,000
lat A ref 6a asrles A
34,000
25-year g 5 Ha
43,000
1st ref 5Ha aeries B
72,000
92
Jan.
48% June 30
June
D
5a aeries A.........1962 Q
Certificates of deposit
97
June
42
*
M
1949
June
42
10234
9534
9534 Sale
4434 Feb. 15
5
1834 Feb.
6
4034 Feb.
Feb. 17
41
June
9
70
Jan.
June 30
95
48
100
100
8734
85
67
7034
6234
O
J
9434
Mar. 23
4534 Jan.
4934 Jan.
4334 Jan.
Sale
5
104%
June 29
Jan.
25
5
Mar.
103
434 Jan.
234 Jan.
6934 Jan.
June 25
9
25
June
25
Jan.
1034 June 2
334 June
7
8634 June 26
3234
1134
2934
2934
2
85
92
93
91
MN
...
Sale
9834
J
70,000 Mil Spar A N W 1st gu 4s
1947
J
1,000 Mllw A State Line 1st guar 3HS-.1941
tMInn A St L 1st cona gold 5s ..1934
Temp ctfa of deposit
1st A refund gold 4a
48
MN
M
16,000
41,000
6234
J
1934
1934 J
Mil A Nor 1st ext 4Ha (1880)
Sale
9534
9834 Jan.
Sale
4834
47 34
7634
a75%
10234
10134
8934
104 34 10534 10634 10734
104
10234 Sale
Sale
10334
95
10534 Sale
Sale
10034 10134 104 34
Sale
9834
95
Sale
10534
10534 107
102
99
99
83
9634
71
7134 Sale
6234
103
10334 10334
8134 8234
7834
Sale
10034 Sale 10034
Sale
10034 10034
69
6634
6534
60
72
69
6734
73
69
6734
59 34
2
334
134
95
91
90
Jan.
Mar.
2834 Jan.
June
10034 10034 10134 10134 10034
93
9134 June
9434 9034
9234
95
9434 June
9334
9534 Sale
7934 7934 June
80
7734
77
10134 June
10234 103
10234 Sale
9834 9734 June
9734
9734 Sale
Sale
5834 June
60
61
60
6434 June
65
6734 6534 Sale
7334 June
7334 7534 Sale
7134
June
104
10434 105
103
June
11034 11134 108
109
10034 June
102
10034
100
103 34 103 34 10034 June
10334 105
10334 June
10334 Sale
103 34 104
June
10134 10234 101
100 %
10334 June
10434 Sale' 10334 104
Sale
10134 June
10134
10134 Sale
6134 June
65
63 34
6134 Sale
87
L0234
M N
3,000
Sale
Sale
93
54
8
1934 J
Mahon Coal RR 1st 5a
99 34
95" Sale"
J
J
99
9834
1941 A O
Paducah 8c Mem Di? 4s...
1946
St Louis DIt 2d gold 3s
1980
Mob 8c Montg 1st g 4 Ha
1945
South Ry Joint Monon 4a_....1952
Atl Knox 8c Cln dlT g 4s
1955
95
100 34
9,000 LouIst 5c Nashv gold 5s
1937
J
J
460,000
Unified gold 4a
1940
A O
97,000
1st 5c ref 5H> series A.....
2003
A O
68,000
lat 8c ref 5a series B
...
2003
A O
488,000
lat A ref 4Ha uerles C
......2003
8,000
19,000
3,000
50,000
52,000
Sale
71
MN
5a—
Sale
56 34
57 %
9334 100
5s
Louisiana 5c Ark 1st 6s series A—1969 J
lou 8c Jeff Bridge gu g 4s.
..1945 M
90
81
47 34
57
M N
1941 AO
1965 A O
Little Miami gen 4a series A
1962 MN
Long Dock cona gold 6a........1935 A O
Long Island gen g 4a.........
1938 J D
Unified gold 4a
1949 M 8
20-year deb 5s
1937 M N
Guar ref gold 4a
1949 M 8
Gold
7434
A
Lex 8c East lat gu 5a
15,000
Sale
D
Gen consol 5a
Leh V Ter Ky lat gu g
Sale
Sale
Sale
93
M S
Y) lat gu g 4Ha
Leh Val (Pa) gen con g 4s
Gen cons 4Ha...
45
8934
1945
Leh V (N
100
97
96
4334 Sale
75
77
75
834 June 22
334 June
7
June 14
8
434
86%
8934
J
5a....1954 F
734
90
56 34
56 34
5
9534 June
69
334
8534
7534
7634
10134
Apr. 12
Apr. 12
May 31
74%
10%
4
86
71
3834
38
Sale
70
Sale
5 87
8 81
26 100
71
7134
6634 Sale
Sale
105
3434
3434
63 34
68 34
93 34
Jan.
June 12
June 12
June
4
June
5
70
June
9
7234 June 13
6734 June 28
9
27%
34
66
54
Jan.
Jan.
95
2634 June 29
27
June 26
6534 June
5
26%
67%
71%
65%
27
,
1997
7,000 Lehigh 5c N Y lat gu g 4a
21,000
41,000
256,000
179,000
65,000
30,000
10,000
1,000
2,000
13,000
17,000
61,000
128,000
197,000
Sale
62
6434 June 13
26 %
Sale
J
68
2
June
June
29
31
Sale
J
83
June 19
7434 June 19
June
5
5 100
1
4
100
10
M N
June 20
10334 June 20 10434 June 29
29
J
90
10334
Sale"
J
Mar. 15
Jan.
69
25
934 Sale
27
31%
30
80
75
66
4
6
25
103 % 10434 10434
103%
1937
1941
gold 5s
2nd gold 5a
Lake Shore 5c Mich Sou g 3Ha
17
Sale
9934 June 30
3
82% May
May
7
SI* Apr. 30
76
78
May
4
85
Apr. 18
Feb.
eb.
Feb.
75
76
June 20
90
9334 June 11
95
25
10 %
26
Kal Alleghan 5t G R 1st gu g 5a..1938 J
J
1990 A O
34,000 Kanawha 5c Mich lat gu g 4a
158,000 JK C Ft S 8c M ref g 4a
1936 A O
Ctfa of dep (Bankers Trust)
26,000
1950.A
301,000 Kan City South 1st g 3a
Ref 8c Imp 5a
April 1950 J
213,000
1960 J
519,000 Kan City Term lat 4a
1987 J
5,000 Kentucky Central g 4a
J
J
6,000 Kentucky 5t Ind Term 4Ha>—1961
Stamped.....................1961 J J
12,000
J
Plain
1941 J
3,000
Lake K & W lat
Sale
17
"32" Sale"
Certificates of deposit
14,000
lat 8c ref 4a
1951
9,000
16,000 James Franklin 5t Clearf 1st 4a._1959
48,000
7,000
78,000
95
38 %
93 34 100
87
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
June 11
86
7834 June
7934 Sale
7334
74% 7134 June
100
June
95
100
75
67
1950
5834 Jan.
June 30
3
Feb.
9834 Apr. 12
67
86%
89
It LouIst lat gu 4a. 1956
Ind Union gen 5c ref 6a A
1965
Gen & ref guar 5a aer B
1965
tlnternat 5c Gt Nor 1st 4a
1952
3 103 34 June 13
5
7634 Feb.
7134 May
Sale
73
3
Jan.
85
79% Sale
6534
Jan.
90
June 19
7734 June
8434 June
4
1
7734 June
83
June
79%
84%
71%
83%
8234
86
7934
81
72
78
6534
5' 7934
83
.....
Sale Prices.
1
6234 Jan.
June 9
June 6
June 13
86
66
1.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Prices
5 78
77 34 7634 June
9334 June 13 94
9334 95
103
103H 10234 June 25 103 34
6534 June
2 7034
67
Sale
9934
99
June 11
99% Sale
76
.....
J
llndlanapol
173,000
92%
102 % 103
67% Sale
A
ind 111 5c la lat gold 4a.....
165,666
77%
94%
F
(II Cent 8c Chic St L & N O—
Joint 1st 5c ref 5a aer A
300,000
426,000
414s series C
3,000 Ind Bloomlngton 5c W lat 4a
"8",000
_
Sale
Ask
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
66
102
J
1951
1951
Gold 3>4a
"3",000
Ask
62 %
80
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
June 30.
1.
1951
Omaha DIt lat g 3a
St Lou DIt 8c Term g
1,000
12,000
32,000
MN
Refunding
40-year
June
(Concluded)
Coll tr g 4a
05,000
57,000
102,000
358,000
14,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
BONDS
June.
Sale
6534
30
85
75
2934
Sale
83
9834
16
11
1034
M S
71
M S
22
83
91
91
81
90
70
91
51
:::::
June
12
June
8
June 20
31
29
June
June 20
60
69
60
2934 June 2
2834 June 14
3134 June 19
29
June 18
84
June
84
June 29
91
June
4
June 29
June 29
91
June 29
19
June 22
1934 June 14
13
June 19
70
9934
29
90
27
84
Sale
934 June
2934 June
91
72H
2534
2934 Sale
27
2834
91
26
31
—- -
1034 Sale
30
15
8
6834
8*
1834
Sale
14
75
1934
1234
9434
2334
16
14
15
83
85
90
17
1134
1234
8434
1934
14
1534
8834
1134 June
1334 June
8334 June 18
16
June 11
8434 June
5
17
19
14
19
Feb.
6
Apr. 28
2034 Feb.
3834 Feb.
1134 Jan.
4
Jan.
6
2334 Jan. 10 35
2434 Jan.
4 3834
29
Mar. 28 34
8
Jan.
8 1634
24
Jan.
6 3834
2334 Jan. 11 34
2434 Jan.
6 3834
26
Apr.
2 34
7234 Jan. 15 89
85
Mar. 14 91
83
May
3 91
48
Jan. 11 60
55
Jan. 15 80
99
Jan.
4 9934
19
June 22 27
10
Jan.
5 2134
1334 June
7 23
8334 June 18 8434
9
5
5
Feb. 19
Feb.
5
Apr. 30
Feb.
Feb.
5
5
Feb.
7
Feb.
5
Apr. 30
Apr. 13
Feb.
6
June 29
Jan. 27
Feb.
8
Jan.
4
19
Feb. 19
Jan. 23
Apr. 25
Jan.
,
July
1934.]
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
June.
Price
BONDS
Value.
N.
T.
aer
33,000 Naah?Ille Chat at
15,000 Naah Fla St Shaft
June 30.
Ask.
Bid.
80
90
RANGE SINCE JAN.
81
75 H
86
Highest.
100 %
D
Sale
72
75
73
1955 MN
Sale
St L lat 4a
1978 P
A
79 H
lat gu g 5a
1937
P
A
90
A
Ask. Bid.
Lowest.
102 % 102% 100
J
A...........-1955 MN
Conttr M 4H> aer B
1.
J
Bid.
Con at r M 5a
PRICES IN JUNE.
June
1934.
$
68,000
25=
1.
Jan. 2
STOCK EXCHANGE.
43,000 Mont Cent lat {u g 4a
1937 J
66,000
lat guar gold 5a
......1937 J
352,000 Morrla at Eaaez lat gu 314a
2OO0 J
220,000
EXCHANGE-BONDS
As*.I
Sale Prices,
j Sale
8 103
1012*
892*
1022* 1012* June
Sale 1012* 1012* 100
June
88% Sale
Sale
882* June
1012* 102 J* 1022* Sale 1012* June
94 J* Sale
962* Sale
942* June
92 H
94
952* Sale
1042* 105
103 % 104
Prices.
June 20
June 29
June
6
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Price-
742* Jan.
17 103
Apr. 13
3 1012* June 29
2
892* June
6
103
June 29
77
Jan.
11
103
June 29
97
June 20
73
Jan.
2
97
June 20
822* Jan.
16
O
90
100
Lowest.
932* June 13 952* June 30
June 15
1032* June 4 104
87% Jan.
Jan.
81
Feb.
99
952* June 30
Apr. 18
3 1042*
National Ry of Mexico—
137,000
Prior lien 59-year a f 414a..... 1957
Aaaent cash warr recta No 4 on
Guar 4a Apr 1914 coupon
~3", 006
Aaaent
1H
22*
3% Sale
42*
12*
22*
3 2*
4
4
2
1977
receipt
No 5 on
Nat RR Max prior lien g 414a ...1924
23,000
Aiaent caah warr rect No? 4 on
4
32*
4%
42*
2%
32*
_32*
743*
warr
42*
3
cona gold 4a
1951
Aaaentlng caah warr rect No 4 on
1954 M N
J
1945 J
J
1945 J
Naugatuck RR lat g 4a
"i",66o
9,000
4,000
85,000
New England RR cona 5a...
Cona guar 4a
83
243,000
130,000
353,000
43,000
57,000
N V Cent RR
con?
Conv secured
7,000
32* June 12
42* June 19
42*
2% June 11
142* June 25
2
832* June 15
842* June
7
832* June 15
80
85
85
June
66
912* June 21
662* June 14
92
June 23
67
69
Sale
69
June
1
69
86
June
2
872* June 12
16
67
18**
18
27
202*
252*
162*
20
20% Sale
1012*
84
Sale
...1944 M N
6s
~742* Sale"
1998
P
A
Ref at Inapt 414a aerlea A
Ret at lmpt 5a aerlea C
2013
A
O
62 %
2013 A O
68 H
Sale
Sale
N V C at H R g mtge
1997 J
J
81
Sale
1942 J
J
78 H
414a aerlea A......2013 A O
62%
702*
872*
Sale
Sale
*4*
Debenture 4a of 1912
Ref 8t lmpt.
F
A
1998 P
A
Lake Shore coll g 3 V4a........1998
Mich Cent coil g 314a
74
O
832*
A O
M S
57
Sale
49 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
A
A O
882*
F
A
lat gtd 5a aerlea B
.......1953 F
N Y & Erie—See Erie RR.
A
502*
96 %
1002*
1946 M N
62%
76
2000 M N
1973 M N
85
86
.
N Y at Greenw L guar a 5e
N Y at Harlem g 34«
69
1973 M N
76
662* 71
872* Sale
20
Sale
23
28
212*
212*
20
24
20
June 30
12
7
702* June 11
21
June
1
June 28
20
22
June 29
262* June 18
23
June.
24
2
6
June
24
6
202*
26
June
25 H
23%
222*
June 28
222* 22
252* June
191% 1022* 1012* 1022*
103
1033*
1032* June
1032* June
Sale
100
992* ioo" 992* June
1002* June
Sale
117
Sale
117
1163* June
1182* June
Sale
87
87% Sale
86
June
882* June
68% Sale
682* Sale
672* June
712* June
71% Sale
742* Sale
78
June
732* June
19
95
Sale
962* Sale
682* Sale
84 % Sale
84
83
932* Sale
962*
972*
682* Sale
86
872*
872*
88
92%
952*
67 2*
842*
June 20
June
6
June
1
June
2
84
June
2
96
June
88
93
972* 100
18
4
June 28
992* Sale 100
June 16 1002* June
1002* 99
Sale
74
June
2 79
762* Sale
June
63 2* Sale
Sale
61
June
2
68
June
72
Sale
Sale
71
June
2
762* June
1052* Sale 1052* Sale 1042* June 11 1052* June
107
1072* 1042*
107
June 27 1072* June
87
96
19
972* June 16
712* June 14
882* June 15
752*
622*
722*
75
8
16
4
9
21
29
19
19
19
2
13
75
85
952*
952*
953*
952* June 15 952* June 15
952* 1012* June
2 1012* June
2
952* 942* June 23 952* June 18
1012* June
2 1012* June
2
103
1002*
992* June 13 1002* June 28
90
42* June 25
4
Feb.
22* Jan.
18
5
Apr.
13
Jan.
3
5
Jan.
20
Feb.
7
Jan. 16
88
May
85
June
7
82 2* Jan.
92
June
23
572* Jan.
77
Apr. 23
2
752* May
8
872* May
292* Feb. 21
Jan.
54
622* Jan.
16
Jan.
192*
202*
172*
202*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
32
33
21
16
Feb.
21
75
Feb.
16
82'
Jan.
792* Jan.
802* Jan.
Feb.
3
1022* May 15
1032* June 16
101
Apr. 23
9
1182* June
902* Feb. 24
1152* May
73 2* Jan.
602* Jan.
67
Feb.
33
23
312* Feb. 21
101 % Feb.
83
Jan.
Apr.
12
12
9
96
June
4
98
Apr.
5
Jan.
6
75
Feb.
5
692* Jan.
9
71
3
882* June 15
88
June 28
60
Jan.
852* Jan.
55% Jan.
472* Jan.
49
96
Jan.
Jan.
101
Jan.
68
-----
11
9
97
232*
28
June
101 % 104
1941 M S
N Y at N B Boston Ter 1st 4a....1939 M 8
68
87H
852*
23%
19%
23% Sale
1012* 104
1973 M N
N Y at Long Branch gen 4s
81
89
92
Consol 4a aerlea A
1.000 N V Lack Or Went ref 414a B
303.000 N Y Lack & Western 4s ser A
1,000
4148 series B
4,000
91*
62%
127,000 N Y Chic at St Loula lat g 4a
1937
304,000
Refunding 514a aerlea A
1974
1,314,000
Refunding 414a aerlea C
1478
201,000
3-year 6% gold no tea..—......1935
170,000 NY Connecting lat gu 414a A...1953
4,000
88
82
22* Mar.
42*
872*
832*
'50" "58"
..1935 M N
deb 4a
85
---
22* Jan.
June
Sale
84
73
N J Junction RR gu lat 4a..
1986
New Orleana Great Nor 5a A.. —1983
Npt 3t Cln B fen gu g 414a
1945
N Y 8t Bklyn at M B cona g 5a...1935
"4", 660
82
68
87
60~~ "64"
5,000 N O & Eaat ret 414a aerlea A—...1952
84,000 New Orleana Term lit 4a
....1953
3,000 JN O Tex k Mex non cum lnc 8a.1935
65,000
Flrat 5a aerlea B
...1954
lat mtge gold 5« aerlea C
6,000
...1956
8,000
lat 414a aerlea D. ............1956
48,000
Flrat 514a aerlea A
1954
143,000
3,121,000
485,000
443,000
611,000
Sale
22*
42* June 25
4
Fti.it
34,000
June 12
32* June 12
86
100
12 1002* June
5
802* Apr.
70
8
Apr.
4
80
Apr.
10 1052* June
18 1072* May
12
20
2
31
Jan.
3
88
Apr. 14
Jan. 10
952* June 15
Feb. 23 1012* June
2
942* June 23
100
29
12
Feb.
952* June 18
23 1012* June
2
952* Apr. 23 1002* June 28
N Y New Haren at Hartford—
8,000
26,000
46,000
170,000
244,000
65,000
279,000
116,000
49,000
335,000
92,000
236,000
102,000
Non-con? debenture 4a. ......1947 M
8
55
Sale
61
64
55
62
60
June 22
A
O
45
63
56
63
50
60
56
June 22
Non-con? debenture 314a.---.1954 A
Non-con? debenture 4a...——1955 J
O
482*
522*
542*
583*
60
582* Sale
533*
532*
53
54
522* June 22
562* June 29
562* June 21
Non-con? debenture
314a--..-1947
J
55
Non-con? debenture 4a..-.—1956 M N
Con?ertlbie debenture 314a—1956 J
Conrertlble debenture 4a——1948 J
O
Collateral trust 6a
32,000
1,000
11,000
2"l6~,666
241,000
*
14,000
1st at ref 414s aer of
1967 J
1927.
74
General 4«. ...............--I9S5
4a.-..—1942
N Y at Putnam 1st con guar 4a —1993
N Y Suaq at West lat rM g 3a
1937
Second gold 4l4e._.
.1937
General gold 5a
1940
Terminal lat gold 5a...——...1943 M N
N Y Weatchea at Boa lat 4H«
J
1946 J
Nord Rya axtl a f 414a
1950 A O
...—
{Norfolk South lat Jr
5s A..-1941
ra«
Certificates of deposit
1941
to sale of
99
522*
m
—
mm
44
80
732*
452* Sale
128
Sale
*
O
9
35
Sale
100
90
43 H
Jan 2047 Q
f
83 %
60 %
..2047 J
J
72%
Sale
Sale
76%
2047 J
2047 J
J
87
Sale
J
76
80
—2047 J
J
75 %
1938 A O
Ohio Rlrer RR 1st g 5a..
1936
6,000
General gold 5a
...1937
95,000 Oregon RR at Na? con g 4a
1946
13,000 Oregon Short Line lat con g 5a..1946
Guaranteed con 5a
—.1946
53,000
525,000 Ore-Wash RR&Na? lstdcref 4a
1961
J
D
A
O
J
J
100
47 H
60
III" loo"
Sale
D
92
Sale
J
103
J
J
J
J
1938 P
Sale
89
A
2d axtandad gold 5s
45,000
—.1938 J
J
4,000 Paducah at Illinois lat a f 4 Ha..1955 J J
138,000 Paris-Orleans RRExt a f 5Ha... 1968 M 8
7,000 Paullsta Ry 1st 8t raf 7a
....1942 U 8
1052*
1052* Sale
852* Sale
87
89
87%
95
228",000
41,000
127,000
768,000
255,000
766,000
318,000
674,000
1,427,000
1st Ac ret gold 4H> series A
Penn RR consol gold 4a
48
83
100
.....1948 M N
Stamped dollar bonds..
1948 MN
100
Sale
100
Sale
Consol gold 4s
1960 F A
—..1965 J D
General 5s Series B
1968 J
100
15-year secured gH«——.——1936 P A
40-year 5a
1964 MN
Debenture gold 44«
1970 A O
General 4Ho series D.......—1981 A O
104
19.
87%
1052* Sale
89% Sale
D
For footnotes, see page
792* Sale
83 2* Sale
79
June 21
46
50
15
50
792* June 25
June 28
612*
982*
Sale
992*
602* June 21
982* June 20
662*
Sale
61
June
6
59
55
June
4
58
Sale
87
722*
74
512*
70
522*
572*
96 2*
992*
52,2* Sale
al682*Sale
87
June
162*
14
19
662* June 23
582* June 29
732* June 15
87
June 19
752* June
53
June
8
53
522* June
4
54
June
June
23l~56
June
51
June
161
June
5 1712* June
542* Jan.
18
Jan.
Jan.
16
542* Jan.
18
Jan.
Jan.
9
712* Jan.
9
51
45
52
45
65
8
15
June
8
May
2
Feb.
2
71
Jan.
9
44
Jan.
3
58
572* Jan.
832* Jan.
9
4
702* Apr. 26
6
992* June
572* Jan.
5
71
Jan.
Jan.
4
682* Feb.
24
5
4
90
Jan.
4
712* Jan.
9
Jan.
Jan.
8
25
25
50
90
50
43
8
10
42
Jan.
6
26 128
Jan.
2
June 13
72* Jan.
1062* Sale
1052* June 12 1062* June 29
1052* 106 2* 1052* June 15 1062* June 27
1042* 1052* 1042* June 29 1052* June 27
982* Jan.
1002* Jan.
992* Jan.
17
8
6
59% Feb.
872* Apr. 25
892* Apr. 27
Jan.
Feb.
20
872* May 25
May 18
1
562* May
582* Apr. 10
97 2* May
1
592* Apr. 26
1712* June 26
76
*
17
Feb.
May
4
Apr. 21
10
382* Jan.
822* Jan.
_
99
*
1062* Sale
1062* Sale
1042*
1042*
1013*
*
2
22
Apr. 24
Sale
Sale
913* Sale
80
56
55
51
58
48
982* Sale
99 2*
67
82
932* Sale
882* Sale
692*
852*
992*
932*
932*
67
100
68
100
1022*
1022*
1012*
1102*
112%
992*
99
98
Sale
89
...
Sale
Sale
84** Sale
71
104
1042*
60
Sale
65
55
1012*
1042*
Sale
105
Sale
2 1052* June 27
67
35
June
352* Jan.
342* Jan.
98
June 11 1002* June 27
1
67
June
702* June 26
2
80
June
862* June 21
2 1002* June 18
912* June
862* June
4
87
2
June
962* June 25
942* June 25
83
Jan.
60
Jan.
732* Jan.
862* Jan.
762* Jan.
752* Jan.
100
Sale
-----
67
103
103 2*
104
1042* 1012*
1102*
Sale 112
Sale
982*
100
75
Sale
80
103
Sale
al59
992* Feb. 17 1042* June 22
Jan. 20
60
May
3
64
23
May
3
June 22
60
58
Sale
Sale
852
Sale
932*
Sale
1002* 1002* 1002*
99
982* 1002*
80
June 21 1042* June 22
52
June 22
13
60
June 13
52
101
1002*
103 2*
1032*
102
1032*
1112* 1112*
112 2*
Sale
Sale
992*
104
5 1062* June 29
16 1062* Mar. 17
107
55
1502* Sale
53
1977 A O
..1943 MN
Consol 4H« Issue of 1915
General 4Hs Series A
1612* Sale
100
115H
Penn Ohio at Detroit RR—
260,000
Sale
June 25
48
i
RR of Mo 1st axt 4a
54
51
442*
coups.
30,000 Ogden at Lake Ch lat guar g 4a._1948 J J
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4a......1943 M S
74,000 Pacific
70
100
---
Q
"7",000
51
96
52
58
53
*
99% Sale
Sale
102 %
100
1*45
Northern Pacific prior lien 4s—1997
Ref at lmpt 5a Series C
Ref Jt lmpt 5s Series D.
Northern Ry of Calif guar 5a
Sale
37
—
April 1 and
Gen lien ry at Id gt 3a
Ref at lmpt 414a Series A
Ref at lmpt 6a Series B
Sale
55
942*
852*
872*
752* Sale
Oct 1 1933 and April 1 1934 coups
583,000
394,000
44,000
753,000
85,000
114,000
62
52% Sale
90
802*
682*
72%
54
502*
412*
1974
Gen at ref 414a series A
3,000 {Northern Ohio lat guar g 5«
Ex Apr '33, Oct '33, Apr '34
3,000
as
Sale
85
562* Sale
552*
582*
57
M N
1944
Pocahontas C at C Joint 4a
1941
North Cent gen Ac ref 5a ser A—1974
Stamped
55
662* Sale
72*
at West Ry lat con g 4a...1996 A
Dl? lat at gen g 4s
52
Sale
A
......
{Norfolk at South lat g 5s
"6", 660
P
88
Sale
60
N Y Ont at West lat g 4a...June 1992 M S
Sale
Sale
Sale
45
D
Harlem R 4t Pt Chea 1st 4a....1954 M N
199,000 Norfolk
114,000
56,000
51
Sale
622*
822*
.....1957 M N
Debenture 4a
N Y Pro? at Boston gen
~6", 660
71
732*
J
—.—1940 A
Sale
472*
J
June 16
June 21
542* June 15
592* June 11
59
June
6
552* June 13
852* June
88
June
552* June 13
672* June
992* June
63
99
June 13
682* June
1
51
Jan.
June
June
June
June
June
25
23
28
27
6
100
Feb.
89
Jan.
92
Jan.
June
1032*
1032*
1032*
1112*
1132*
June
100
June 21
1042* Jan.
104 2* Jan.
83 2* J an.
6 1002* June 27
872* Jan.
June
June
June
June
June
962* June
8
99% June 28
103 2* June 14 104
1502* June
7 160
75
101
1052* 106 2*
105
1052* Sale
1042*
105
1052*
1092* Sale' 1102* Sale" 1092*
1022* Sale
1022* Sale
1012*
1072* Sale
107 2*
1082* Sale
Sale
1062* Sale
107
1062*
103
Sale
Sale
104
1022*
Sale
88
912* Sale
Sale
97
972* Sale
962*
Jan.
June 14
June
75
19
52
Apr.
7
4 1002* June 27
8
71
Apr. 20
4
902* Apr. 20
13
9 103
Apr.
6
972* Apr.
2
97
17 100
5
72
14
Apr.
14
Jan.
17
Apr.
4
16 1032* June 25
2 103 2* June 23
2 1032* June 28
11 1112* June 27
5 1132*
10 100
June
6
June 21
6*1002* JuneJ27
84
Jan.
8 1002* Apr. 24
1002* Mar. 12 104
June 15
123 2* Jan.
5 160
June 27
June 14
50
Jan.
6i 75
Apr. 28
June 15
June 27
4 1032* June 27
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
1052*
1052*
1112*
1032*
1092*
1072*
1042*
922*
982*
June
June
June 16
June
8
June 14
June 15
85
Jan.
101
June
Jan.
12 1042* May
100
Jan.
2 1052* June
4 1052* June
2
5 1112* June
U 1032* June
16
18 1092* June
14
992* Jan.
103
882*
972*
1032*
June 26
912*
June 19
782*
June
8
832*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5 1032* June 27
16
6
8
2 1072* June 15
2 1042* June 26
LU4 78
4
922* June 19
6
8
982* June
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Value.
Bid.
"
Con 414s series
54%
53% Sale
101 % 102
100
90
95%
23% Sale
A
O
101% Sale
...:.1942
1942
B guar g
C guar g
A
O
102
MN
101
1945
M N
Con 3 Vis series E guar it
1949
F
J
D
.
1953
...1957
.....I960
_
Con 4j series G tfuar ft
Con 4s series H
guar ft
.
Con
4 Vis series
Gen
1964
..1970
.1975
ftuar 5s series \
J ftuar.
General ft 5s ser R_
Pitts Shcu
5s
ALB
1st
ft
A Char
V
is
1st
Ash
<k
94
Sale
A
O
93
96
86
Sale
O
1943 J
J
1st
*
60,000
391,000
River
31,000
77,000|
"l~,666
Sale
-----
102
Sale
June
i!M
8
14
Apr.
28
Junell4
27
Jan.
5 106% June 27
7
Jan.
Jan.
6 110
May 26
15 105% June 26
26
31% Mar. 21
2
2 107% June 14
102
Jan.
2 107% June 14
103
Feb. 28 107% June 20
Jan. 25
99% Mar. 23 101
June
6 105
June 26 102%
June 19 106%
June
7 108
June
5 109%
June
2 109%
June
1 102%
June 26
June 28
June
Jan.
102% May 29
98
June 25
Jan.
10.5
11
108
101% Jan.
June 28
June 28
June
8
94
79% June 13
56
56
56
Jan.
Jan.
June 25
101
June
11
109% June 28
109% June 28
8
102% June
Jan.
11
11
June 25
102% June 26
107% Apr. 20
102% June
100% Jan.
Jan.
94% Jan.
104%
101%
80
73%
75
77
78
90
100
102
106
June
77
75
June 27
79
June
June
79
June
8
100
95% 102%
79
73
77
.1960 A O
56
D
1962 F A
.1957 M N
Sale
87 V
Sale
86 VI
N
N
J
81%
83
J
1948 M
.....
75
J
M
1941
61%
35
1956 M P
1951 A O
88
~20~
J
97%
2%
71%
42%
M
J
43
i
J
52
51 h
60
I
J
80
88
97
96%
103
Sale
Sale
103
Sale
95
97 % June
1 103% June
2 103% June
25
4
9
7
82
86
June 27
73
Jan.
18 101% May
9
96
June 27
68
Jan.
25
44% Jan.
8
93% Apr. 27
67
June 28
72
June 15
102% June
102% June
June
50
May 15
9
91% Apr.
98
May 31
9
103% June
7
103% June
Jan.
Jan.
86% Jan.
39
97
95
103%
96%
99% Jan.
98%
91%
Sale
1%
91% Sale
62
Sale
67
Sale
60
67
75
-___.
June
5
96
88% June
9
91% June
62
1
67
60% June 18
70% June
6
60% June 18
47
Jan.
8
71
53% Jan.
9
95
4
1
June
2
June 28
fc?
J
109
Jan.
50
May
81% Jan.
Sale
2
77
48
Apr. 20
79% Apr. 17
80
Apr. 25
100
May
9
80
94% Mar.
92
90%
96%
102%
102%
1
1940
2
50
39
Sale
79%
Sale
109% 110% 108% June 25 109
36
102
99
74
1940
4s..
84% Jan.
104%
100
.
I
J
I
O
60
67%
75
70%
70
100
100%
92%
100
June
16
11 101 % June 26
June 21
92% June 26
June 13
88% June 11
June
86
Jan.
77
Feb.
78%
3 101 %
17 92%
2 88%
Apr.
4
Apr.
June
June
June
23
26
26
11
93%
90
89
97
88
73% Sale
71
72%
72% June 29
74% June 12
57% Jan.
5
82
Apr.
11
19%
20
20%
18
19%
20% Sale
18% June 26
17% June 20
20% June 30
20% June
19% June
8
8
16% Jan.
4
28
Jan.
5
26
June 27
17% Jan.
8
30
19
18
June
18
Jan.
4
28
5
16
6
6
18
17
June 23
14 % Jan.
16%
16% June 25
20% June
8
19% June 19
18% June 18
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
6
4
25% Feb.
24% Feb.
5
5
78
70
June
78% June
61%
61%
49%
23%
June
6
June 14
86%
"80""
88
Sale
.
A
Gulf Dlv
88%
79% Feb.
*
1933 M N
1st 0 4s
1948 J
1st 5s
Prior lien 4s series A
J
J
.»
J
J
60
—
1950
;.
.
Certificates of deposit......
Prior
lien
is
series
B
..1950
,
Certificates of deposit.....
Con
M
series
if"?
18% Sale
17%
16%
Sale
1989 MN
J
64% Sale
70
Sale
41
61%
Sale
1952 J
1990 I
J
47
55
62%
66
62
Sale
54
47
51
Sale
23%
24%
Sale
J
43
1941
F
A
24
26
53%
23%
1966
1
r
90
85
1947
Gen A ref 5s series A
Duluth
16
Sale
unlf 5s
St Paul A K C Short L 1st 4 Vis
St Paul A
20
Sale
16%
ftold 4s Income bond..Nov 1989
1st terminal A
19
21
18
stamped..
St. Louts Southwest 1st ft 4s
2d
20
18% Sale
18% Sale
18%
20%
13
20%
16% Sale
1976
4
Certificates of deposit
259,000
25,000
46.0Q0
106.000
109
107%
107%
Sale
1st 4a
ts« Louis-San Francisco Ry
23,000
14
Louis Iron Mtn A South-
33,000 StLPeo&NW
298,000
51,000
105
56
1st ftuar 5s. .1952
1st ftuar ft is.. 1939
..
9
99
104% 103%
100% 104% 102%
106% 109% 106
106%
106% 109
Sale
109
107%
110
107%
109
102% 102% 101%
O
J Rock Isl'd Ark A Louis 1st 4 Vis.1934
1,000 Rutland-Canadian 1st ftuar ft 4s. 1949
1941
2,000j Rutland 1st cons ft 4Vis..
17,000 St Jos A Grand Island 1st ft 4s..1947
4,000 St Lawr A Adirondack 1st ft 5s.. 1996
2d ftold 6s.
6,000
1996
8t
8
Jan.
Jan.
94%
100%
100
92
1939
1st ft 4s
A coll trust 4s series A .1949
con
8
Jan.
Jan.
14
102
—
79%
(Jan 1922 coupon)
Guar
13
14
_
93%
100%
102%
100% ____.
105% 108%
74
Richmond Term R>
Rio Grande Western
Sale Prices.
81% Apr. 18
19% Feb. 16
May 31
6
8
Jan.
Sale
1st ftu 6s
{Rio Grande Southern 1st
Jan
101% Jan.
56
Cen coll ft 4s....
Richmond A Mecklenburg
106
Jan.
19
19
D
J
116,000
189,000
1.
Highest.
Prices.
19
6 107% June 14
107% 108% 106% June
106% June
5 107% June 14
__J__ 107%
106% June 18 107% June 20
107%
.1958 J
Gen A ref 4H« series A....... .1997
.1997 J
Gen & ref 4ii» series B
Rio Grande June
106%
102%
100
1943 MN
Providence Terminal 1st 4s
6,000
Prices.
74
.1959 A
.,
B...
Rensselaer A Saratoga
.....
D
Sale
Prices.
Lowest.
J
...
Providence Securities deb 4s....
Read Co Jersey
100
1
J
4» ser A.. 1948
gen
1st gen 5s series
108%
103%
27%
__
:::::
99%
M N
J
...
1st ftuar 4s.
ser A
16,000 Pitts it West Va 1st
1st mtfte 4 Vgs series B...
17,000
1st mtfte 4Vis series G...
36,000
Pit
A
1940 A
...
First consol ftold 5a.
105%
Sale
Highest
77%
73% June
8 76% June
10% June
9% June 25
10%
8%
100% June 25 101% June
102
100% 102
90
June
87
June 25
Sale
87% Sale
71
June
2
76% June
Sale
73% Sale
June
81
76
June
2
Sale
77%
76%
105% June 14 106% June
105% 106
June
110
June
7 110
110%
110
104
June 14 105% June
104% Sale
26
June
4
28% June
Sale
27% Sale
100
:::::
J
6s
Pitts Va
F
88%
73%
76%
Ask.
Bid.
74%
10%
_____
1934 J
....1977
Pitts McK & Y 2d ftuar
8*
A
..
G
General 4 Vis series
F
Ask
106
98%
M N
1963
Con 4Vi* series 1 ftuar ft.
125,000
375,000
154,000
Sale
A
Con 4s series F ituar ft
ii",66o
63
1946
4..
8%
101
60
Con 4s series D guar g
7,000
1,000
2,000
11,000
59,000
114,000
195,000
73
Lowest
June 30.
1.
Bid.
9%
85%
.
C C 6 St 1. guar gSHater
Con 4 44s series
44*
60
9
„
.
June
1934.
o
1940
8.000 Peoria ft Bast 1st com 4a
o
Income 4a (flat)
--.1990
12,000
A
1974
16,000 Peoria A Pekln Un 1st 5V»t \
J
172,000 Pere Mttrq 1st 5s Series A
—1956
J
1st 4s Series B
...1946
60,000
H
1st ft 4 Hs series C
1980
140,000
.194.4 M.N
67,000 fhils Bait A Wash 1st ft 4s
F A
General 5» Series B
1974
8,000
Gen (4^s series C
154,000
1977 J J
J
J
.
1957
55,000 Philippine R> 1st ifl-yi t f 4s
16,000
23,000
11,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
STOCK
<
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
BONDS
June.
1
j
6i
68
...
1st consol 4s
St Paul B Grand Trunk 4Via
7i5%
62%
—
Sale
June
4
1
7
June
22
63
14% Jan.
48
Jan.
43
Jan.
j 23% June
84
73
40
73
June
6
73
June
81% May
7
63
Apr. 26
69% Feb.
5
58% Feb.
6
37% Feb. 21
95
May
8
76% May
4
64% Jan.
42% Jan.
June
63% June
53% June
26% June
86
"73%
17
6
Feb.
63
Mar.
St Paul Minn A Manitoba—
340.0001
1943 1
j
1937
I
D
1940
i
J
1972
1
194?
I
1943
M
Sclo Vail A N B 1st ftuar g 4s
198"
M N
{Seaboard Air t.lne
1951'
\
5s
extended
July 1
to
........
Montana Ext 1st ftold 4s
32,000,
Pacific Ext sterlinft ftuar 4s
1,000
53,000 St Paul Union Depot 1st 5s
296,000 San Ant A Aran Pass 1st ftuar 4s.
71,000 Santa Fe Prase A Phenlx 1st 5s..
31,000
*
0 4s
5
97
Sale
90%
94%
86%
L03% Sale
61% Sale
94
97
97% Sale
(
Stamped
.1951
*
O
A
195"
4
O
194*
*
Refundinft ft 4a
Certificates
1st
A
cons
M
of deposit......
6a series
A
Certificates of deposit..
..May 193.
Atlan-BIrm Dlv 1st ft 4s
11,000
.....
m"F
Gen
cons
Gold
4Vis.
A
4
n
M
F
l»6'
d
P
VI
N
1981
Gold 4 Vis
Frant-lscn Term
2,000 So Pac off Calif 1st
1st 4a.... 1956
cons
6
105
*
26
20
22%
6%
4%
18
June
.....
Soutb Pac Coast ftuar 4a.
^Sale
4%
VI N
4
O
100%
'93%
a56%
66%
55%
54%
Sale
9
19
6
8
*
9%
#
2
May 14
5
Apr. 21
7% Feb. 19
25
*
7% Jan
5
9% May 14
8
June 30
*
5%
4
4% Sale
3% June 27
5
4%
3%
3% June 25
4% June
103%
106%
69% Sale
Sale
Sale
54
82%
Sale
1937
M N
f
J
96
100
I
J
72
Sale
89
\
59% Sale
97
104%
99%
88%
Sale
3%
Feb.
17
16% Feb.
14% Feb.
5
16
13
*
*
195'
1956
Devel A ftan 4s soles A
585,000
i95t
Devel A gen 6s series \
286,000
1956
Devel A ften 6 Vis series A
396,000
199"
Memphis Dlv 1st ft 5a.
1,000
1951
St Louis Dlv 1st ft 4s
42,000
Bast Term reorft lien 5a...
1938
7,000
Mobile A Ohio coll tr 4e...... 1938
42,000
1955
3,000 {Spokane Internal 1st ft 5s
110
111
71%
81%
64%
64%
63%
98%
104%
Sale
Sale
106% June
67% June
79% June
Sale
62
Sale
Sale
..........
Sale
88
J
Sale
80%
90% Sale
97
99%
91% Sale
98
96%
87
87
J
S
80
84
M
S
57%
9%
60
10
I
J
J
70
D
M
S
100
95
46% Sale
100% Sale
101%
1947
1939
1944
1953
85
1950
80% Sale
.....
1943
64
.....
2000
1977
90
61
....
1979
65% Sale
For footnotes, see page 19.
89 "
Sale
1943 J
Sunburn A Lewlaton 1st ft 4s.... 1936
Sale
102% 103% 104% Sale
64% Sale
63% Sale
75
.
75,000 I'enn Cent Ry 1st M 6s ser A or B
56,000 rtrmKH Assn of St L 1st ft 4 Vis
First cons ft 5s.
3,000
Gen ref s f ftold 4s
257,000
143,000 rexarkana A F S Ry 5Vis ser A.
14,000 Texas 4 NO cons ft 5s
141,000 Texas A Pacific 1st ft 5a
Gen ref 5a ser B
173,000
Ge»* A ref 5s series C
164,000
Gen A ref 5s ser D
230,000
3% June 27
7% Feb.
6
June
1980 J
D
65
Sale
Sale
91%
H
66
Sale
102%
73%
10%,
Sale
Sale
18
72
June
83
June
9
63% Jan.
68
June
15
Jan.
June
67%
60% June
67%
8
96% June
98%
104% June 26 104%
June 19
June
19
June 28
June 26
87
56
Jin.
Sale
89
31
6
Feb.
5
Jan.
72
Feb.
71
Feb.
20
3
101
72
98%
104%
99%
90%
Jan.
Mar.
6, 89% June 18
70
Jan.
7 104% June 21
103% June
June 13
63% June 30 70
June
91% June 16
86%
90
June
95% June 19
96% June
96% June 19
86
Jan.
87% June
87
June
91
June
75
J an.
78
Jan.
80% Jan.
66% Jan.
84
91
64
Sale
62% Sale
106% 107% 107% Sale
109
107% 110
61
98
Sale
92%
Sale
94
106%
108%
Sale
97%
94%
91%
89
90
107
100
87
107% 109
107
109% 111
94
80
80% Sale
80
83" 84% 78%
82%
84
Sale
79% Sale
79%
June
64
46
June
June
108% June 23
108% June
June
Feb.
Jan.
100% Jan.
101% Jan.
June
8
June
11
Apr.
20
Feb.
1
102%
9% Jan.
100
Apr. 30
17
Jan.
i6o~~
May 23
81
Jan.
56
May 11
June 26
104% June 21
73% Apr. 13
95
Apr. 20
97% Apr. 19
100
May
3
57% Jan.
76
102% 103% 102% June
102% June 11
June 12
72% 76% 74% June 12 76
11
June 15
12% 12% Sale
12% June 30
5
74% Feb.
84% Apr. 21
52% Jan.
82% Jan.
8M
Sale
"99""
85
June 29
7% Feb. 16
3% May 11
100% Jan. 10 103% May 10
June 29
4 110
91
Jan.
99
79%
M
7
100
A
7l
64
110
62
Sale
A
......
Ry 1st ftu ft 4 Vis.
June 15
104
J
87
Sale
Sale
Sale
I
23% Apr. 25
*
10% June 26
11% June
5
10% June
9
*
63%
62%
f
1*1
9
*
Sale
Sale
.
5% June
*
June
June 23
June 30
Sale
199a
StHten
13
8
10
Jan.
15
June
9% Sale
Sale
1955
405",000
*
*
20% Mar. 31
*
Sale
80
1st cons 5s
South Pac RR 1st ref ftuar 4a
Southern Ry
9 106% June 30
*
10% Sale
Sale
Stamped Federal tax..
409", 000
Jan.
60% Jan.
97
26
18
4%
*
*
8%
10
10 % Sale
9 %
1937
5s
Sale
5%
O
1
'4*
A.. 197'
...i.
Gold 4 Via with warr
Ian
F
196?
ser
15
4
May 1 1969
Lines)
106% Sale
103%
4% Sale
1931
5a
ftuar 50-year 5s
Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Auft
1st 4 Vis (Orefton
101
108%
Jan.
193?
Certificates of deposit......
Soutb A Nor Ala cons ftuar
"3~666
322,000
419,000
146,000
430,000
975,000
278,000
s
Certificates of deposit......
8erlea B
106% June 30
Sale
111
June
110% 110% 108% Jupe
Sale
84
83 % Sale
83
June 27
85% Juhe
106% 106% 105%
105% June 15 106% June
99
193.'
{tan hoard-AII Pla 1st 6s A..
120,000
97% Jan.
Jan.
June
*
A
Oct 194"
Adjustment 5s
Jan.
106% Apr. 27
101% June 15
99
May
9
111
June 11
85% June 19
106% June 11
Jan.
89
99
96
(
F
Certificates of jeposit
26,000
141,000
124,000
\
106% June
101% June
97
94
99
20
...
105% 106% 104% June
100% 101
99% June
June
100
85%
*
Certificates of deposit
6,000
Sale
105
28
166
Feb.28
69% May 12
108% June 23
110
May 31
June
100
June
15
82
Jan.
100
June
15
June
95
June
16
75% Jan.
97
June
89
June
11
64
Jan.
90
Apr.
Apr.
11
26
June
110
91 %
Jan.
110
June
28
June
85
19
64
Jan.
87
Apr.
June
84% June 19
65
Jan.
June
85
19
65
Jan.
86% Apr.
86% Apr.
24
12
12
June 28
June
June
July
1934.]
n. y. stock
Sales in
Price
bonds
June.
Value.
N.
Y. STOCK
Bid
5 4a A--1964 M S
g Si---1935 j
..
O
1935 A
1935 J
...
94
92
D
St L ft Weat 5t-yr a 4a..
...1950 A O
Tol W Va & Ohio lat guar 4a C..1942 M S
1946 1
4a..
417,000 Union Pac RR 1st ft land gr g 4a 1947
614,000
Flrat & refunding 4a
June 2008
219,000
Gold 44*
.....1967
133,000
lat lien ftr raJ 5a
...June 2008
435,000
40-year gold 4a...:
1968
1,000 U N J RR Ac Canal Co gen 4a
1944
Vandalla conaol a 4a A..
Conaol 4s Serlea B
J
100
90
M
8
J
89 4
M 8
J
D
M
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
1024
844
1004 Sale
?!*
J
O
65
M N
100
83
94
76
Sale
1939 F
lat Hen 50-year gold cerm
4a.. 1954
Det ft Ch Ex lat
g 5a_
1941
Des Moinea Die lat
g 4a
Omaha Die lat g 34a
76
68
Sale
"65"'
"40""
1941
A
Ref ft gen 44* aeriee C
.....1978 A
<
:::::i98o
<J
.
53
50
154
21
Sale
74
204
Sale"
20"
A
174
Sale"
20
..2000 F
...1948'q
M
1945 F
A
79
86
79
93
20
354 Sale
714 Sale
...2361
65
101
Wheel ft L E Ref 4
4* Mr A
M 5
1966
1976 M 5
M t
B
Erie RR 1st con g 4a..1949
Wllkeo-B ft East 1st gu g 5s
1942 I
9,000 Wllmar ft Sioux Falls 1st 5s.....1938 J
4,000 Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s
82,000 {Wisconsin Gent 1st gen.g 4s.
10,000
Sup ft Dul Dlv ft Ter 1st 4s.
364
85
75
794
93
94
1014
974
"864 Sale"
D
39
J
86
41
"90""
86
14
1960
.1949
June
115
June
974 June 19
1054 June
9
Feb.
102
974
24
984
754
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
101
67
Jan.
June 26
90
19
74
June
27
23
Feb.
103
June 27
95
27
June
87
Apr. 25
1094 June 26
103 4 June 22
95
Apr. 20
834 Apr. 24
Jan.
Jan.
June
80
Apr. 17
Apr. 24
5
994 Jan.
93
18
4
564 Jan.
Feb.
60
964 June 13
984 June 22
to
Jan.
984
June
22
57
27
45
Jan.
57
June
27
504 June 18
734 June
7
194 June 25
544 June 20
45
Feb.
55
75
June
9
73 4 June
75
23
June
11
154 Jan.
144 Jan.
29
194 June 22
224 June
8
Apr.: 2
Apr. 27
Apr. 26
Apr. 25
Apr. 26
Apr. 20
Apr. 26
Apr. 21
Apr. 20
Apr.
7
May 15
60
June 27
June
Sale
15
194 June 25
I§4
21:
224 June
224 June 13
June 23
8
25
Jan.
16
15 ^
16
15
Feb.
Jan.
284
244
284
254
J an.
Jan.
Jan.
28
79
884
79
June
15
79
June
Jan.
234
76
May
77
15
79
Apr.
994 June 18 1004 June 14
93
Jan.
86
Sale
85
June
16
4 79
Apr.
15 1004 June
4
14
Sale
June
Sale
June
874 June 18
704 Jan.
80
Jan.
974 June 18
1064 June 19 1024 Jan.
June
87 4 June 18
974 June 18
1064 June 19
103
103
96
964
934
1064 1064 106
Sale
1024
1004
Sale
Sale
37
364
Sale
84
Sale
83 4
81
814 Sale
794
101
954 100
954
Sale
99
Sale
514
1014 1014
1004
984 100
54
Sale
144
94
514
154
104
85
June
June
29
Jan.
85
21
93
86
101
161"
Sale
11
June 14
394 June 16
854 June 13
814 June 30
103
56
15
June
June
6 100
June
June 211103
June
4
974 June
994 June
504 June 26 554 June
103
12
Worcester ft Conn East Ry
14s.1943
103
57
100
154
84
.1936
52
9 102
1004
Sale
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14
884
994
1014
854
944
1064
80
Sale
102 4 103^
82 4
88 H
...2361
Registered
ser
June
81
914
704 Sale
.....1945 "
West Shore 1st 4s guar
Refunding 5s
4
June 27
854 June 21
1094 June 26
1034 June 22
764 June
224
21""
A
West Maryland lat
g 4a
...1952
First ft ref 54s aerlea A......1977
Weat N Y ft Pa 1st
g 5a
1937
General gold 4s
1943 A C
Western Pacific 1st 5s aer A
1946 M t
Wheel ft L
June
June 19
June
9
964 June 22
5 1074 June
894
1024
824
1004
20
Warren 1st ref gu g 34s
2,000 Wash Cent Ry lat g 4a
16,000 Wash Term Eat guar 34*
lat 40-year guar 4a.
18
22
89
June 26
June
22
Sale
June 29
87 4 June 22
994 Jan.
25
204
22
:
Jan.
82
4
95
1024 June
904 June
Certificates of deposit.
Ref ft gen 5a aerlea D.
June
108
23
24
Certificates of deposit.
246,000
62,000
142,000
277,000
205,000
38,000
55,000
7,000
131,000
36,000
90
24
174
June
44 June 26
103
June 27
924 June
824 June
Sale
504
(
Sale
102
Jan.
~90"~
57
734
18
Sale
994
584
21
1
9
1024 June 20
90
60
98 4
504
464
91
"59""
96""
174 Sale
June
103 4 May
674 Jan.
964 June 22
June
834
90
794
60
13
June 26 1074
June 11 102
June
4 103
June
115
June
974
June
1054
"92""
Sale
98 4
55
Sale Prices.
Jan.
944 Jan.
974 Jan. :
99
844
1084
1024
Sale
58
Certificates of deposit
Ref ft gen 5a (Feb '32
coup) B..1976 F
Certificates of deposit
84
June
1054
984
1014
1134
944
1054
3
103
Sale
Sale
764
1939
94
1144 Sale
964 Sale
1054
Sale
70
,
Sale
Sale
Sale
1084
Sale Prices
67
1.
Highest.
-
96
1024
904
54
A
Sale Prices
| Sale Prices.
91
June
1
894 June
8
1024 103
1014 June 11 1024 June 25
102
1024 102
June 13 1024 June 20
1014
102
June 29
1014 June
724
81
June
854
874 June 22
1024
-----
83
Lowest.
904
1014
Sale
Highest
Ask
'
90
1014 1014 103
102
1014
34
34
1034 1044 103
Sale
93
954
Sale
A
Sale
954
924
J
Bid
103
104
92
UN
Tol ftCblc Die lat g 4a
1941
210, 000 tWabaah Ry ret ft gen 5 4* A... 1975
533",000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest.
106
Sale
Sale
Sale
114
894 Sale
J
91
1024 103
102 4
1014
804
84
994
944
944
1064
1004
1014
Sale
1962 M N
1939 M N
lat mtge 4 4* *erlea B
177, 000 {Wabash RR lat gold 5a
91, 000'
Second gold 5b
■
219", 000
!
60
1955 F A
1957 MN
45, 000]
108", 000
85
D
J
34 000 Vera Cru* ft P
Aaatg lat 44a.. 1934
3 000 Virginia Midland general 5a
1936
17, 000 ,Va ft Southweat lat guar 5a
2003
34, 000!
Flrat cona 5a
1958
191, 000. Virginian Ry lat 5a aer A.
1962
196, 000
974
92
674
824
664
June 30.
Ask
Sale
Bid.
Ask
Sale
97 4
68
60,000 Tol
29, 000
3, 000
10, 000
2, 000
PRICES IN JUNE.
June J..
1934.
$
14,000 Tor Ham A Buff lat
37
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
25,000lTex Pac—Mo Pac Term
2i'9QO|To,edo * Ohio Cent lat
32,000] Weatern Dlv lat g 5a
ll.OOOj General gold 5a
exchange-bonds
June
9
100
June
4
144 June
21
15
30
Jan.
68 £
65
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
90
8
14
Apr.
594 Apr.
1024 June
101
May
22 4 Feb.
174 Feb.
66
May
May
June
14
10
Jan.
66
12
June" 21
100
Jan.
June
6, 154
June 29
10
May
65
29
June
103
Mar.
100
14
100
394 Jan.
1024 June 26
1004 June 15
June
6
464 Feb.
Apr. 24
824 May
7
86
23
June
29
12
13
26
16
19
9
INDUSTRIALS—
{\bltlbl Pow ft Paper 1st 5s...
Abraham ft Straus deb 54a,
51,000
33,000
80,000
18,000
293,000
266.000
577,000
18,000
231,000
8,000
79,000
20,000
101,000
With
I
.1953
I
1943
O
\
warrants..
Adams Express coll tr g 4a
Adriatic Elec Co external 7a
M
a
C
95
Albany Perforated Wrap Paper 6s 1948
Allegheny Corp coll tr cons 5a..1944
Sale
Sale
27
Sale
Allls-Chalmers Mfg deb
Alplne-Montan Steel 7a
g 5a
M N
904
Sale
M
53
.1937
..1955
8
704
a
f gold 6s
..
1939 A
O
Rolling Mill conv 5s ..1938
Amer Smelting ft Ref 5a set A... 1947 AO
40,000 Amer Sugar Refg 15-year 6a
J
1937 J
...1946 J
S
D
73
105
Sale
Sale
1054
Sale
102
1024
35-year sink fund deb M.
I9bu J
J
39-year sinking fund 5 4a
..1943 MN
Convertible debenturea 4 4a. 1939 J
J
1054
1034
Sale
Sale
106
108
Sale
1034
Amer Water
F
....1965
2, 000 J Am Type Founders 6s ctfs
000
M
1936
Sale
67
103
96
100
A
Sale
•
Sale
1940
10 yr conv coll tr 5s.
1944 M
S
Debenture gold 6a ueries A... 1975 M N
000 Amer Writ Paper 1st g 6s....1947 J
J
000 AngloChilean Nitrate 7s
1945 M N
000
Memp Bdge ft Term lat 5s.l9b4 M 8
Armour ft Co. lat real eatate
44a 1939 J D
Co of Del 1st 5 4s
J
1943 J
Cork conv deb 5s.....1940 J
D
750, 000 Armour ft
397, 000 Armstrong
53, 000 Associated
Oil 6%
gold noteo
Atlanta Gas Light lat 5a.
Atl Gulf ft W ; SS Line coll tr
1935 M S
...
52" 000
99, 000 Atlantic Refining deb
.1947 J
pur
a
*
t
Stpd
96
Sale
Sale
a98
83
Sale
84
107
84
1044 106
1044 Sale
1044 Sale
1034 Sale
1044 Sale
1074 108
106
Sale
1034
1034
Sale
109
Sale
109
Sale
1074 Sale
1104 Sale
1084 Sale
1074 Sale
37
4
6
114
Sale
86
90
984
Sale
94
Sale
974
1034
1004
Sale
Sale
June
984
934
Sale
100
974
1034 103 4 1034
1004
58 4
594
564
1074 1074 1064
98
Sale
9
June 13
June
5
7
a
1104 June 25
40
Apr 20
1004 May
644 Jan.
214 June
111
2
4
June
8
June 25
June 18
June 20
13
107
June
1084 1064 108
Sale
1064 Sale 1054 June
Sale
113
1134 1114 June
1074 June 12
J
J
8
106
84
59
Sale
Sale
58
O
M
Sale
59
Sale
50
Sale
A
O
Sale
994 Sale
99
Sale
30
34
*
5
49*
Sale
1134
Sale
Sale
105
Sale
Sale
Sale
434 Sale
42
504
1104
1024
364
Sale
Sale
404
374
34
404
1134
102 4
Sale
114
12
15
124
76
77
824
374
35
41
Sale
Sale
134
8
J
J
i
Bklvn Queens Co ft Sub gtd 5s.. 1941 M N
lat 5a stamped
..'
J
1941 J
Brooklyn Union El lat 5a
1950 F
A
lat g 5s.l945 M N
...
1947
M
1936 J
N
J
Debentures gold 5a
195* J
D
lat Hen & ref 5s aeries B.......1957 M N
.........
For footnotes, see page 19.
404
1094
1024
374
58
754 "76"
1074 Sale
1104 Sale
....
1084 Sale
1084 Sale
1004 Sale
65
60
93
103
103 4 1044
Jan.
1034 Jan.
Jan.
June
1044
1004
614
1074
Jan.
May
2
May 21
Apr. 24
20
June 25
1074 Apr. 24
116
Jan.
114
June 25
1154 June 16
108
Apr. 24
654 Jan. 20
Jan.
June
25
June
1
354 June
67
Jan.
20
1
35
654 Jan.
19
48
June
6
June 25
June
1 1134 June 30
June
5
June
9 103
June 7 374 June 7
June
404 Apr.
994 Jan.
99
Jan.
30
Jan.
8
Jan.
72
Jan.
*
114 June 15
1044 103
June
1084 1084 1084 Sale 1084 June
100
Jan.
2 74
Feb. 14
2 1154 Mar. 13
2 103
May 11
19
*
134 June 19
374 June
20
*
June 16
June
5
1094 June 18
102
67
Apr. 28
*
*
109
7
*
5
*
81
June 21
June 15
1054 Jan.
1054 Jan.
93 4 Jan.
57
Mar.
574 Feb.
-----
Sale
Jan.
434 June
June
.....
994 June 25
984 June 18
Jan.
Jan.
43
804 June 16
824
1084 Sale 1084 June 15
1074 Sale
1074 June 30
100
June
2
1014 Sale
June 14
664 65
674
93
June
1
964 Sale
1144 115
1124 June 2
1174
1174 June
7
1124
1174
160
98
Sale
1044 1044
70
Sale
Apr. 21
Apr. 19
Apr. 23
174 Apr. ,9
90
Apr. 23
106
106
84
36
*
1054 1074
1074 Sale
934 Sale
8
62
1024 Jan.
102
20
Feb.
90
834 Mar.
874 Jan.
95
50
June
1024 Jan.
*
70
Ill
113
Jan.
82
86
10
6 1104 June 26
8 1104 June 25
18
June 25
*
D
J
June
354 June
82
1934
con
36
June
11 1044 Apr.
1154 June 16
1064 June 20
1
494 June
114
113 4 June
1034 June
39
354^
*
109
Feb.
Jan.
1064
1054
1124
1144
1034
J
Jan.
1034 Jan.
304 June
994 102
1024 Sale
1064 108
15a..l940 M N
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
107
1
594 June
6
4 1074 June 25
Sale
904 Apr. 24
Apr. 18
594 Apr. 18
794 Feb. 21
99
May. 9
87
Apr. 28
1074 Mar. 17
1164 Feb. 19
105
May 22
1074 May 31
103 4
19
June
June
57
Jan.
20
June
June
22
28
25
26
25
884 June 19
994
June
4
June
4
984
June
1 100
June 11 104
13
June
93 4 June
100
Jan.
Jan.
834
674
105
954
994
104 4
22
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1 1094 June 19
33
12
64
13
19
20
1014
1054
1034
1054
Sale
5«.1943 J
June 28
1034 June
7
Apr
5
Sale
June
Jan.
80
21
Apr.
694 Apr.
Apr.
404 May
994 May
834 June
Jan.
71
7
June
46
36 4 May
90
Jan.
56
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
35
85
74
934 Jan.
1114
1084
1104
304
214 June 26
94 June 30
514 Jan.
35
62
June 21
June 12
May
Mar. 22
69
9
zl034June 7 1034 June
1084 June
8 1104 June
1074 June
2 1104 June
1104 June
1 1114 June
1084 June 22 1094 June
1074 June
2 1104 June
June
304 June 18, 32
1094 110
83
110
Jan.
June 20
1064
Conv deb 54s
39,000
Sale
105
904 June
June
Sale
Brooklyn City RR let 5s
1941 J
Brooklyn Edison Tnc gen 5a A... 1949
Gen mtge 5s series E
1952
Bklyn-M Tr R T Sec 6a
i960 J
78,000 Brooklyn Union Gas Co
1st lien ft ref 6s ser A
1,000
67",000
74
108
..
258",000
Sale
1 103
1014 June
504 June 30 55
70
June 21- 744
4
954 June
984
82
June 23
864
106
June 29 107
1 1064
1024 June
6 105
1044 June
June 14 1074
106
Sale
S435 part red M
Ave 1st
Sale
June 22
99
June 29
June 28
834 June 13
June 22
6 100
984 June
6
824 June
934 June 28
82
June
June
1
88
9
51
ft Imp a f 5a. .....1936 J
J
1 deb 6 4*
1950 M 8
sec a f 6
4* -1934 A O
as to payment of
Sale
51
1084 1084
224 Sale
94 Sale
90
884
994 Sale
{Botany Cons Mills
{Broadway ft 7th
Sale
87
1024
Sale
18
104
Certificates of deposit
21,000
Bowman-Bilt Hotels 1st 7s
12,000
76,000
132,000
1,179,000
4,000
Sale
724
674
414
394
J
...
20-year
Sal'e
524
2
J
Berlin Elec Elev ft Undgrd
Rys—
lat 64a..
.1956 A O
Bethlehem Steel lat ft ref 5s
g A.1942 M N
6,000 Blng ft Blng
83
102
June
604 June
1937 J
32,000 Hatavlan Pete grd deb *4s
1942
109,000 Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5a B....1948
First ft ref 5s series C
115,000
1960
129,000 Beneficial Indus Loan deb 6a
1946
285,000 Berlin City Electric deb 64s
1951
Deb sinking fund 6 4a
118,000
1959
Debenture 6s
118,000
...1955
*
1
67
37
5a.1959 J
5a
30,000 Baldwin Locom Works 1st
152,000
255,000
152,000
994 100
924
934
Sale
1024 1044
Mar.
99
83,
Sale
D
Jan.
25
69
81
85
Sale
88
44
81
31
Sale
June 18
June 18
June
93
Sale
Sale
85
86
56
4
June 30
374 June 26
2
954 June
1044
84
Jan.
634 Sale
374 Sale
384 Sale
99
994
43
"884 Sale"
Jan.
62
69
Sale
Ark ft
889" 000
93
June 18
June 29
June 21
Sale
40
644
June 29
83
96
Sale
32
Works ft Elec
8 105
12
June 16
June
Sale
74
63
84
Debenture 5a.
831 000
1,201
73,
379,
103,
944
Sale
June
68
73 4
70
93
374
June
374
374
954
814
984
82
American
12 000 Amer Tel ft Tel Conv 4a
380; 000
30-year coll truat 5s
103
1044 106
80
804
814
95
Sale
904
68
70
684
674
824
Sale
61
46 4
Certificates of deposit..
Amer Beet
Sale
804
934
654
994
534
44 4
Collateral and convertible 5a.. 194°
Collateral ft convertible 5s
1950
8,000 Amer Mach ft Fdy
368, 000
104
Sale
57
274,000 American I G Chemical 54*
1949 MN
59,000 Amer Internet Corp conv S4s_.1949 J
2
129 000
760 000
934
62
A
Sugar conv deb 6a
1935
68 extended to Feb 1
1940
Amer Chain 5-year bs
1938
65,000 American Cyan^mld deb 5a
1942
738,000 Amer ft ForelgnPower 5s
..2030
62.000 American Ice s f deb 5s
...1953
591,000
291,000
92
194f
1952
994 June 18
June 27
7
1174 June
115
5 1044 June 20
4 1094 June 19
754 Jan.
1064 Jan.
1104 Jan.
158
98
Feb.
Jan.
1044 Jan.
86
Apr. 23
1094 Apr. 14
110
Apr. 14
102
Apr. 23
67
57 4
994
1144
1174
158
June
15
Feb.
8
June
18
June 20
Apr.
13
Feb.
6
1044 June 20
10,1094 June 19
BONDS
1934.
June.
Bid.
34,000
155,000
35,000
32,000
1981
1953
.1955
Buffalo Gen Elec 4 H« ser B
63,000
10,000
77,000
38,000
20,000
tBush Terminal Co lat 4a
Consol 5a
Buah Term Bldga 5a gu tax
F
A
O
J
A..1945
MN
10334 10434
deposit
1942
Canada Steamship Lines lat 6a..1941 A O
Central Dlst Tel 1st 30-year 5a... 1943 J D
Cent Hud G & E 1st 5a
.Jan 1957 M 8
Cent 111 Elec Ac Gaa lat 5a
..1951 F A
Central Steel 1st sink fund 8a...1941 MN
Certain-teed Prod a 1 g 5Ha A.
1948 M S
8634
96 24
9934
1st 78 ctfa of
47
Stamped guar
Sale
56
Sale
92
Sale
7034
Sale
68
Sale
71
80
9134
10134
Sale
Sale
Sale
101
96
101
97
J
100
Sale
12
Debenture gold 5a
V
A
J
D
J
J
D
Conaum Gas Chic lat guar g 5s.. 1936 J
Conaumera Power lat lien 5s C..1952 MN
*
94,000
32,000
31,000
f g 6>.1946
1943
f g 5s.. 1954
Container Corp of Am lat a
15-year deb gold 6a
34,000
W'
Sale
J
8
J
1971 J
J
J
J
J
104
10424
10734 Sale
Sale
70
104
Sale
9434 Sale
8934
90
89
85
90
8334
Stamped as to Pa tax
16,000
A O
9624 Sale
71,000 Detroit Edison Co 5a Series A. ..1949
D
Sale
Gen Ac ref 5s series B......
1955
73,000
A
97 34
Gen Ac ref 5s ser C............1962
64,000
Gen Ac ref 4H» series D
1961 IF A
8934 Sale
272,000
97
Sale
Gen 8c ref 5a aeries E-.
1952 A O
127,000
9834 Sale
1940 MN
536,000 Dodge Bros i f deb 6a
80
78
..19«2 MN
64,000 Odd (Jacob) Pock lat 6a
J
J
90
100
10,000 Donner Steel lat ref 7a aer AA...1942
MN
7434 Sale
163,000 Duke-Price Pow (Ltd) 1st 6a A.. 1966
A O 10234 Sale
157,000 Duqueane Light 1st mtge g 4 Ha A1967
1st M g 4 Ha aeries B
1957 M 8 10134 10234
36,000
*
*
Eastern Cuba Sugar a f 7 Ha
1937 M S
J
J 10034 Sale
19,000 Ed El 111 Bkn 1st con g 4a.......1939
...
1954
J
5s International series
136,000
75,000
82,000
9,000
135,000
84,000
328,000
159,000
71,000
66,000
102
Sale
12034 124
4034 Sale
80
"5934:::::
40
100
10134
10034 10024
10024 108
A
78
86
73
22
82
84
8534
66
64
101
Jan.
5 10424 June 15
97
Jan.
36M
June
19
60
Jan.
21
12
2534 Mar.
1
June
45
21
June
5
14
9734 Jan.
June
Sale
52
June 29
78
103
9424 Sale
Sale
59
Sale
74 34
9934 100
5224
5024 Sale
104
J
Sale
10434
7524
J
68
72
June 25
102
June 23
June
10324 June 30
June
10724 June 20
7
10724 June
D
M N
D
76
5334
"5734
Sale
52
Sale
10534 Sale
9234 Sale
85
Sale
53""
4
5524 Sale
834
6034
2
June 28
June 26
10534
12134
4034
4134
5
10834 June 27
11024 June 29
5
106
June
June
122
June 25
53 34 June
5134 June
June
1
Sale
Sale
D
1940 A O
...1948 F A
6
10324
A
93
92
102
5734 Sale
Sale
45
*
*
854
68
10524 Sale
10234 Sale
5334 Sale
8134
4434 Sale
10924 112
10324 Sale
10824
Sale
106
Sale
4734 Sale
101
"8524 "87""
8634
1
6
June
6
Sale
8234 June
84
June
6634 June
105
June
9834 June
10734 June
33
June
4
25
6
22
2
23
6
30
9534 June 19
74
Sale
9034
June
55
June
4
4734 June
10334 June
52
June
1
51
92
June
z8134
June
2 10734 June 28
2 10534 Apr. 19
9734 Sale
9734 Sale
79
8834
10334
48
6234
6634
38
45
8524
4434
93
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9 122
June 25
4034 June 30
4134 June 30
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23
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12
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6034 Jan.
.
3
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6
5134 Jan.
15
64
101
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5
6934 Jan.
23
23
89
Apr.
11
82
June
4
69 34 Jan.
8034 May 28
8234 June 25
84
May 29
3
6734 May
106
May 25
9734 June 15 102
Mar. 24
10 110
May 19
Feb.
9
10234 Jan.
Jan.
5
7934 Jan.
16
19
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June
7934 June
June
It*
87
June
924
z48
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6634 June
3734 June
724 June
80
June
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42
June
June
June
Jan.
Jan.
4834 Apr.
48
Apr.
4534 Apr.
10334 June
76
93
41
9534 June 19
9 104
June
Jan.
7
3
Jan.
15
Jan.
9
2
Jan.
17
1134 Feb.
6334 Mar.
105
May
90
Apr.
10034 June
95
Apr.
6
2
71
Jan.
103 34 June 22
7
5734 June
96
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1
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3934 Jan.
53
31
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26
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89
3
3
5
7
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19
65
Jan.
29
6
Apr. 14
Apr. 23
Feb. 23
39
Jan.
70* May 29
3734 June 15
1
934 Feb.
*
10534 Feb.
10334 Jan.
18
20
5 10334 June 22
15
June
7
2934 Jan.
*
June 30
June
9
June 22
June 27
Jan.
19
7
*
*
June
8634
45 34
11234
10434
8934 Feb. 21
*
5
8934 Jan.
June
8
4
72
88
9
8
Feb. 21
20 106
8
9434 May 22
2
SSH
76
June
6334 Jan.
6334 Jan.
23
Jan.
6834 Jan.
6534 Jan.
Mar. 15
65
21
June
8
70
97
23
54
June
9
*
95
89
Feb.
Apr. 26
5 10534 Apr. 16
2
7734 Apr. 12
6 10334 June 26
3
*
June
*
*
25
Sale
Jan.
59
100
6834 Jan.
8834 June 18
10034 June 29
90
102
2
8334 June
9824 June
5324 June
104
7934 Jan.
7
10
5
2 106
Jan.
110
6
June
7
11124 11234 11034
10424 Sale 10334
10934
10634
3724
10234
9934
9824
Apr. 18
May
3
9834 May 22
2 10834 June 27
2 11034 June 29
3
10 102
10034 Jan.
*
12
7
6034 June
June 19
105
June
10234 June
38
834
Feb.
7434 Jan.
10134 Jan.
10234 Jan.
June
85
2
10834 June
4
10 10534 June 28
Jan.
10534 June
9434 June
*
Sale
75
96
*
Sale
25
1936 M N
O
Sale
8124 Sale
8134
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
10334 June 26
6
5534 June
95
40
3934 Sale
10434 107
82
June
Sale
Sale
76
"88""
*
66
7834 June
84
June
*
40
1
10434 10334 June
5334
5134 June
8534 Sale
10034 Sale
1939
2
June 29
4
10534 June
June 30
76
Sale
80
Jan.
♦
Sale
91
Jan.
Jan.
104
84
7234
9634 Sale
June
1
7424 Sale
8934 Sale
8934 Sale
67
June
June
5034
10434 10534
*
1947 M N
1940 M N
80
*
9934 Sale
Jan.
89
97
*
June
93
105
71
8 10234 Apr. 16
12 10334 June 30
2 10734 May
8
7
2 10734 June
94
98
Sale
Sale
Jan.
9834 Jan.
7934 Jan.
6
104
69
10 104
Jan.
June 28
June
Apr. 27
Jan.
June 13
June
13
86
June 28
97 34 June
June
2 10534 June 14
15 10334 June 12
94
100
June
*
8734
9634
9634
9634
June
June
June
Sale
62
8
Apr. 28
June
June
27
Sale
95
June
96
June
June
94
9534 97
104 24 10434 10424 June
104
15
96
10834
10534
10724
10524
92 24
June
Sale
*
3
J'
Sale
55
*
O
AO
Sale
103 34
105
June
2
2
9434 Jan.
8934 Jan.
June 12
102
June
June
8134 Apr. 24
95
May 15
10334 Jan. 22 10734
10524 June 14
June
14
5
5
2 107
♦
10724 June 13
June
Mar.
Jan.
70
*
102
51
2
9
8
June
66
9324
68
6234
7734
Jan.
*
June
Feb.
Jan.
June 15
110
10924
Jan.
7534 Jan.
9734 Jan.
19
24
26 10534 June 22
2 108
Apr. 26
2
9634 Apr. 21
70
9234 June 11
June
Jan.
100
10034 Jan.
June 28
7
June
8 107 34 Feb. 23
5 10234 June 23
June 21
2 105
10134 Jan.
9034 Jan.
June 29
91
June
110
16 10434 June 15
1134 Jan.
21
76
June
10424 June 19
10234 105
100
9734 June 15
10024 98
10734 Sale
10734 10734 10724 June 15
33
June 22
107 34 June 13
Mar.
7
103
9034 Jan.
7
June
2,110
108
Sale
Apr. 21
98
June
-
27
June 21
88
Jan.
75
78
105
8834
6634 Jan.
78
QQ
18
78
8
Sale
Sale
7834 Sale
84
9234
74
5134
6334
101
s f g 4Hs A...1978 A
f 4 Hs aer B
...1981 F
For footnotes, see page 19,
106
124
78
70
m a
102
2
Feb.
101
10434 June
103
17
8534
10234 June 19
6534 June 12
Jan.
June 22
98
8534 June
107
Feb.
Jan.
70
108
10234
10534
120
3534
724
lat
June 22
June 29
1734 Jan.
10534 June 22
72
65
June
69
*
55
Inland Steel 1st M
106
Jan.
5234
June
10224
103"" 9934
100
10034 102
9934
10324 Sale
9934 101
Sale
107
10734 10724 10634
10624 Sale 10734 10724 10624
108
10834 10624
10834 107
103 34 Sale
10234
10434 Sale
10634
10634 Sale
10724 108
10434
10424 Sale 10524 Sale
Sale
92
9134
9234 Sale
99
101
97
9834 101
9534
9734 Sal®
9534 Sale
107
10734 Sale 10734 Sale
10824
11034
10934
32
1234
Ind Nat Gaa Ac OH ref Sa...
26
17
14
20
Jan.
92
June
10434
53
200,000
13
Apr.
May
7134 Apr.
110
Apr.
10734 June 13
1
10134 June
8734 June
105
19
Apr. 24
June 25
June
Jan.
56
107
83
86", 000 Houston Oil alnk fund 5 Ha
J D
200,000 Hudson Coal 1st a f 5s series A..1962
1949 MN
14,000 Hudson County Gaa lat 5s
A O
355,000 Hum jfe Oil Ac Refining 5s......1937
224,000
Sale
64
A.1956 J
Feb.
*
43
105
15
Sale
107
103
2834
4Ha....
June 21
112
9834 Jan.
June 27
*
5934
1952
1951 M S
A. ....1934 A O
Ilseder Steel Corp Mtge 6a
June
*
102
Havana Elec Ry cons g 5a
Illinois Steel deben
3334
10834
10834
6934
Jan.
96
8834 June 21
8634 June 14
89
June
95
10434
Harpeo Mining 6s with warr....1949
Illinois Bell Telep lat At ref 5a
12
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
82
June
*
10724 Sale
S
1952
226,000
160,000
99,000
1,000
234
1834
10434
10434
4534
10134
5234
7824
Gulf States Steel deb 5H*..—.1942
Holland Amer L 6s (flat)
2 104
9934 Jan.
June 21
6234 June 12
3334 Feb. 23
June 27
89
92
70
J
Mar. 16
June
9334 June
8634
J
88
Jan.
95
7134
1947
1942 F
General Elec (Germany) 7a
1945 J
Debenture 6H*
.......-.-.1940 J D
8 f deb g 6s
1948 M N
Gen Petroleum 1st s f 5s..Aug 15 1940 F A
Deb 5 Hs series of 1926
iHoe (R) Ac Co lat 6 H* aer
June
June
19
56
9524
84
J
Feb.
30
95
80
...
*
June
9434
A
5H» A
Hansa S S Line* 6s with warr
9534
F
General Elec deb g 3 Ha
Hackensack Water 1st 4a
am
Sale
4134
A
June 26
2634 Feb. 21
6034 Feb. 23
6
67,34 June
6234 June 12
3134 June 11
June
107
96
5234
General Public Service deb 5H>-1939 J
Genl Steel Castings 1st 5Ha ....1949 J
11
5 10334 Jan. 12 10734 June 5
June 29
8634 Jan.
3 103
June 29
May
9
9634 Jan.
2 103
June
5
10034 June
10334 June
88
53
.....
58,000
10,000
103,000
57,000
5,000
14,000
10534
June
10634 June
Sale
49
.1934 M
Gen Amer Investors deb 5a ser A. 1952 F
General Baking deb s f 5 H*.-.--1940 A
J
General Cable 1st a f g
60
June
June 14
5 10734 June 22
10224 June 23
June 21
105
Sale
8534
Sale
1949
Certificates of deposit...
164,000
75,000 Good Hope Iron Ac Steel sec 7a..1945
1947
181,000 Goodrich ( B F) Co lst6Hs
Convertible deb 6a ...........1945
309,000
721,000 Goodyear Tire 8c Rubber 1st 5a...1957
1936
2,000 Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 6s
*
t Gould Coupler 1st 15-yr a f 6s
1940
1944
49,000 Gt Cona Rl Pow (Japan) 7s
1st Ac gen a f g6Ha
1950
33,000
73
105
Sale
A.-...1943
1940
20
55
S
tG«n Theatre* Equip deb 6a.;
*
120
21
10724 Sale
10224 Sale
10424 Sale
104
10424
10724 Sale
9024 93
74
93
June
3624 June 19
4
1734 June
Sale
5534
...
6s series
June 18
1
8534 June 29
10234 June 19
6534 June 12
June
10434 June
8
8
Gaa Ac Elec (Bergen Co; 5s..
Gelsenklrchen Mining 6s
110
it*
Sale
O
First I a f 5s stamped
1942
lat lien a f 6s stamped....
1942 M 8
3,000
J
D
30-year deb 6a series B........1954
4,000
J
D
23,000 Federated Metals con* 7s.......1939
J
Flat deb a f 7a
.........1946 J
20,000
J
J
15,000, Framerlc Ind Ac De* 20-yr 7 Ha..1942 U M
1943
50,000 $ Francisco Sugar 20-year 7Hs.
30,000 Gannett Co deb
4334 May 14
6134 Jan.
8
June
June
June
9724 95
10734 10534 June
June
10124 101
Sale
10934 June
A
......1942 M
1942 M
"lb" 666
110
8524 June
8934
M
M
Federal Lt At Tr 1st a f 5a
25,000
Sale
24
Sale
2034
104
M N
Ernesto Breda Co lat mtge 7s
106
Sale
39
Sale
91
Sale
J
1951 M N
Sale
Sale
10134
73
A
D
8824
8834
8634
9734
10634
100 34
10934
10324
10434
Sale
10034 Sale
5234 Sale
73 34
77
9734 Sale
7934 Sale
1995
102,000 Ed El 111 N Y lat cons g 5a
81,000 Elec Pow Corp (Germany) 6H*--1950
lat sinking fund 6Ha...
...1953
66,000
June
29
26
19
106 34
D
J
June
June
7
June
9
June 16
June 22
111
64
105
1234 Jan.
6524 June 19
10634 June
6124 June
10424 June
5134
5134 Sale
80
85
8524
101
10124 Sale
65
5234
56
5534
59
5424
55
45
Sale
J
...1969
1969
Denver Gas Ac El 1st Ac ref 5a
4434
89
tCuban Cane Products deb 6*... 1950
1937 J
1st mtge gold 4H«
Sale
8534
84J4 Sale
95
Sale
10534 Sale
10134 Sale
10934 Sale
10034
10434
Sale
Cumb T Ac T 1st Ac gen 5a..
1st Ac ref 4 *4 a
10334
9134
9734
10034
10034
86
70
Crown Willamette Pap lat a i g 6s 1951 I
Crown Zellerbach deb 6s w w
1940 M
Delaware Pr Ac Lt lat M 4Ha
6734 Sale
5524 Sale
2434 Sale
D
F
Sale
10534 Sale
5434 Sale
8134 Sale
10134 Sale
J
Copenhagen Telep extl a
Crown Cork At Seal a f 6s........1947 J
1,000
Sale
Sale
Certificates of deposit
1945
1951
1957
109
6234 Sale
10534 Sale
105
4934
4334
f g 7a...1956
tGonad Coal Md 40-yr 5a.......1950
Deb gold 4Ha
111
Sale
70
Consol Hydro-Elec lat a
Consol Gaa (N Y) deb 5 Hs
108
63
50
69 34
6834
3224 Sale
20
1734
J
J
Sale
4334
195,000
M N
243,000
A O
13,000
634,000
Columbus Ry P Ac L 1st 4 Ha
1957 J J
133,000
Secured con* g 5^1—.......1942 A O
45,000
J
J
3,000 Commercial Credit 5 H« ser A... 1935
Comm'l In* Trust con* deb5H*-1949 F A
148,000
98,000
71,000
21,000
256,000
539,000
267,000
23,000
61,000
69,000
58,000
29,000
65,000
66,000
104,000
Sale
65
Sale
June 20
10834 June 25
10834 June 13
June
63
Sale
Sale
June 13
Apr. 24
3024 June 27
June
2924 3234 30
June
10734 Sale 10834 10824 10734
10834 June
108
10834 109
10824
33 34
63
Jan.
50
June 26
6
June
5
Sale
6
434
10734
10734 June
103
zl0024June
10234 June 14 103
10334 June
6 104
99
*
1934
Columbia Gaa Ac Elec deb 5a
1952
Debenture 5s ........Apr 15
1952
Debenture 5a
.......Jan 15 1961
"2",000
80
110
98
Colo Indus lat coll tr 5a gu
J
104
96'
65,000 +Colo Fuel Ac Iron Co gen a f 5a.1943
4H«-.......1951
4 Mia
lv51
Sale
Sale Prices.
5 108
June 26
4
1.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
Half
10624 June
7 108
10724 Sale
57
57
June 13
55
57
2034 June
4 2324
22
2234
46
June 29 49
46 34 Sale
77
June 12 82
8124 Sale
10724 108
10734
al0034 Sale 10234 Sale
103.
10234 103
10434
1031 10324 104
5234 Sale
May 15 1947 MN
Chic Gaa L Ac C 1st gu g 5a
1937 J J
^Chicago Rya lat 5s stamped
Aug 1 1933 25% part paid
1927
111,000 Childs Co deb 5a..—1943
1947
271,000 Chili Copper deb g 5a
223,000 Cln Gaa Ac Elec 1st mtge g 4a A..1968
1940
15,000 Clearfield Bit Coal 1st 4a
1938
23,000 Colon Oil con* deb 6s_.
22
70
Sale
99
Chea Corp con* col tr g §a
Conn Ry Ac Lt lat g
87
Sale
Sale
58
47
2H Sale
14
1534
10434 10834
10434 Sale
Cal Gaa Be El Corp unlf 8c
Sale
533
193
.....
ref 5a..l937 MN
J
Calif Packing con? deb 5a......1940 J
Calif Pet con* deb a f g 5a.......1939 F A
MN
Con* deb a f g 5 Hs
1938
Camaguey Sugar Co—
10,000
5,000
16,000
8,000
158,000
23,000
142,000
1,548,000
151,000
'
107
Ask
Ask. Rid
Bid.
4334
1234
1334
4634 Sale
6034
64
O
A
Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
June 30.
June 1.
Ask.
101
J
ex..1.1960
By-Product Coke lat 5H* aer
A
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
Jan. 2
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Sales in
Value.
EXCHANGE—BONDS
STOCK
N. Y
38
*
88
51
Apr. 24
Feb.
5
11234 June 22
10534 Apr. 24
2 11034
110
June 18 10534 Jan.
Sale
10824 June
2 107 34
June
10734 June 15 10234 Jan.
10734 106
3734 June 25 5934
1
40
3724 June 25 47 34 June
94
Feb. 13 101
June 15
101
June 15 101
86
Jan.
3
9934
97
June 15 9934 June 28
Sale
8534 Jan.
4 99
June 29
Sale
9634 June
6 99
Mar.
June
Jan.
Apr.
June
9
15
22
30
28
June 29
July
1934.]
exchange—bonds
n. y. stock
39
"O
Sales in
Value.
N.
Kfc
7. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Bid.
*
.1066 J
R T lit & raf St
10-year 0% notea
Certificates of deposit.....
10-year 7% notes.
....
♦
'.mi m's
174,000
Certificates of deposit.....
60,000 (nterlake Iron 1st 5a ser B
MN
Sale
Sale
32
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
67* June
*
34*
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest.
Ask
71*
*
Lowest.
Prices
*
74
72
69* Sale
65
73
69* June
June
7
*
Jan.
38* Jan. |11
*
78* Sale
74
Sale
Prices.
72* Feb.
♦
*
*
69
Sale
65* Jan.
32
1.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
71* June 21
*
29
67* Sale
!l951
Bid
68* Sale
^Sale
31*
June 30.
Ask
Bid.
Ask
66
O
.1932 A
1.
June
1934.
$
1,156,000 tlntarboro
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
Jan. 2
fc-s
bonds
June.
*
78* June 30
67* Jan.
76 * June 21
75
60
Jan.
77* Mar. 21
62
Jan.
June
16
(nt Agrl Corp 1st 8c coll tr 5s—
17,000
225,000
784,000
87,000
105,000
177,000
459,000
762,000
942,000
64,000
24,000
4,000
29,000
114,000
199,000
81,000
166,000
22,000
75,000
128,000
7,000
4,000
5,000
195,000
Stamped extended
Int Cement
conv
deb 5s
91
Sale
93
O
61
Sale
58
A
63* Sale
68
June
97
98
97
98
97
June
98
June
8
97*
98
82*
98
97
June
98
June
13
82*
98
O
g 6a
1946 M 8
Kelly-Springfleld Tire 6s.
1942 A O
Kendall Co 5 Hi with warrants.. 1948 M S
ser
Keystone Telephone 1st 5s
Kings Co E L 8c Pow gold 5s
1935 J
J
52 *
Sale
50*
74 *
73 *
74*
104
125
73
77
Sale
101* 103 *
1954
ref 6
1954
Lackaw Steel 1st cons 5s
83
12*
8
1934 A
Sale
96
99
A
51
53*
A
50
Sale
J
a5*
76*
Sale
J
J
76*
79*
83*
79*
A
78
A
37*
45
A
37
J
O
1951
A
36*
80 *
120*
106 *
55
85
1944
o
112
Sale
99
Sale
1950 M N
tManarl Sugar 1st
1942 A
1 7Ha...
J
D
88 *
Sale
51*
52
84*
87
59
O
Certificates of deposit......
Stamped Oct 1931 coupon on..1942
Certificates of
91*
*+ Sale
7
^
deposit..S.
Certificates stamped modified
79,000 {Manhattan Ry (N V) con g 4s. ..1990 A
18*
4^9*
O
73
98
98
87* Jan.
98
107*
June 23
30
34
28
June
28
29*
IV*
68
June
it*
June
June
69
June
14
50
June
1
50
94
93*
77*
81
107
136* 145"'
Sale
91
68*
43*
94*
78*
107*
136*
91*
69
Sale
145""
Sale
107 * June
June 20
145
June 20
93
June 29
Mar. 15
100
99
June
6
100
Apr. 25
Apr. 10
16* June
1
109
82
85
June 21
85
Apr.
93
50
Jan.
50
Jan.
69* Apr. 23
69* Apr. 23
Apr.
9
*
59* June
June
98* June
98* June
100* June 23
88
June
88
56
June
57* June 21
June
June
June
2
56* June
95* June 23
June
58
7
June
128
June
June
June
K*
59
85
Jan.
Jan.
76
June
85
82* June
June
1
June
19
June
51
Jan.
60
Sale
61*
Sale
81
83
June
1
62
79* June
63*
Sale
60
2
84* June 19
*
50
Mar.
15
20
15
16*
10
20
*
10
Jan.
51
45
June
38
31
41
35
30
32
94
84*
93*
60
65
71
72*
71
Sale
71
June
73
June
14
60
Marlon Steam Shovel
45
Sale
50
55
55
58
55
June
56
June
6
44
70
Sale
87
Sale
88
June 22
68
79
Sale
80
June
53
91*
93*
Sale
92
June 28
1947 A
A.. 1957 A
O
Metropolitan Edison lstdtraf 5sC.1953 J
J
A
V
77*
8
...1968 M
71
O
M
80
8
Sale
43
*
97*
64*
62*
60
52 *
Sale
Sale
Sale
79*
54*
97*
96*
D
98
Sale
75
Sale
48
102* Sale
81* Sale
80* Sale
100
Sale
80* Sale
93* Sale
99* 100*
79*
81*
86
79*
.....
Gen A ref
s
f 4H*ser C........1955
74
Gen A ref
s
f 5s
79*
98* Sale
D
..1955
f 4Hs
1939
1966
Murray Body 1st 6Hi
.......1934
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s
1947 MN
Mutual Union Tel 5s
1«4I M N
49* June 28
June
4
40
June
11
31
June
15
June 11
76
50
95
June 21
89* June 25
20
Apr. 26
20
Feb.
*
55
102* June 25
June
85
80* June
1?*»
z91
46
Feb.
8
30
Jan.
9
40
Jan.
25
May 12
97
Mar.
1
Jan.
Feb.
7
6
Mar. 19
116
77
Jan.
101* June 21
80
Jan.
Jan.
50
Jan.
June 21
95
92* Mar.
16
13
9
*
78
97* Jan.
June
2
Mar.
102* June 25
79* Jan.
15
May
9
Apr. 14
71
June
84
Feb.
S*
91* June
57
56
June
51* Apr. 21
*
June 27
Jan.
Jan.
11*
May 18
May 18
100* June 19
81* Apr. 26
June
4
June
4
81
June 19
53
6
94
June 22
91
June
6
98* Jan. 23
95* Jan. 20 101
Apr. 21
82* Apr. 23 82* Apr. 23
June
100*
98* June
7 100* June 14
76
5
74
J an.
97
June
9
76
June
5
Jan.
5
99* June 29
74
Jan.
5
75* May 22
76
June
5
83
June
33*
95* "96*
95* June
8
95* June" "8
104*
102* 103* 102* June 22 102* June 22
103*
102*
19
♦
42* Jan. 31
37
Jan.
3
*
June
102* June
81
9
101* June 21
*
68
9
82
*
51* Sale
102* Sale
83* Sale
82* Sale
98*
Sale
78
8
.....
♦
A
r>
75
Feb.
5
Jan.
Mortgage-Bond Co 4s series 2
7
18
Jan.
Jan.
Sale
Sale
86* June
77
June
78*
80
92*
97
91* 100*
z91* June
98
Sale
100* 101*
95* June
June
88* Sale
94* Sale
Sale
88* June
89* 89
89
53
44* Sale
36
Market Street Ry 1st 7s....Apr 1940 Q
Mead Corp 6s with warrants..
1945 M N
s
28
66
*
84*
Morris A Co 1st
9
18
27
86* Apr. 12
*
*
*
48
Feb.
6
16*
30
ser
14
13
5
10
*
97
ser
2
30
30
*
39*
35
1st g 4He series D
28
3
3
58* Jan.
*
72
Meridional Electric 1st 7s
Apr.
May
56* June
97
Apr.
128* Apr.
113* June
102* June
98
May
123* June
107* June
106* June
85* May
Jan.
123* June 18 112* Jan.
107* June 27
99* Jan.
88
Jan.
106* June 28
June
June 23
100 * June 23
91
Jan. 30
Jan.
106
2
June 21
igg
Jan.
80
Jan.
79* Jan.
40
Jan.
81* Jan.
119* Jan.
June 22
84
5* Jan.
40
113* June 14
102* June 13
June
*
81
9
June
June
107* June 15
*
30*
f g 6s
5
June 21
63* June 20
9
15* June
100* June 23
1953
s
21* Mar.
Jan.
93
11*
4
June 13
97
64
12
12* Jan.
107* June 15
June
92* 80
83* 76
al20*Sale
123* Sale zl21
106* Sale
107* 108
106*
104*
104* Sale
106* Sale
85
13
12
59
.....
83
June
58
Sale
5
June
86* June
54* Sale
53*
93*
95* 93*
126
127* 128
112
112* Sale
100
May 19
99
♦
60
Mar. 16
120
14* June 29
.....
Sale
IW.
109
June
14*
56*
Sale
99*
6
June 29
106* 106* 106* June
60
13
93
*
Sale
Apr.
59* Feb,
145
98* June 13
97* June
7
55*
88
June
72
June
109
53*
93*
97*
7
7
JUne
32
140
99*
99*
89*
91*
63* Sale
Sale
61*
62*
Sale
12* Sale
98* 100*
98* 100*
91
87*
88*
57
57*
13*
36*
117*
86*
89
61* Sale
61
7
95* June 16
80* June
5
5
107* June
13*
16* Sale
June 19
92* June
79* June
107* June
98*
106* 107
98
June 22
June
20
27
26
26
89* June
81*
99
Sale
98*
June
43* June
Sale
106* 107* 109
114* 117* 115
98* 100
96
Sale
20
9
6
110* June 23
98* June 22
7
69
Sale
98
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
65
19
Sale
General At refunding 5s A.....1955
Gen Ac raf 5s series B
1955
"i~,66o
108* June
June
2013
Certificates of deposit.....
2d 4s
Met Water, Sewer 8c Drain 5H*
1950
*
{Met West Side Slav (Chic) 4s... 1938
16,000 Mlag Mill Mach 1st s f g 7s
1956
1936
226,000 Mtdvale St 8c Ord conv s f 5s
137,000 MIlwEIRy 8c Lt 1st Ac raf 5s sar B1961
1st mtga gold 5s
..1971
91,000
187,000 Montana Power 1st Ac raf 5s A...1943
Deb gold 5s series A..
1962
70,000
Montecatlnl Mln Ac Ags Co Inc
Deb g 7s
27,000
1937
63,000 Mont Tram 1st Ac ref A 5s
.....1941
"5",000
97* June 23
107*
June 30
73
69
Jan.
48* Sale
39
42*
Manila El Ry * Lt 1st 5s
366", 606
88
Mfrs Trust Co ctfs of partlc In
A I Namm 5c Son 1st 6s........1943
27,000
3,000
1,000
12
93
69* Apr. 21
63* Mar. 15
82* Apr. 20
1941
Proof of claim filed by owner..
Mc iesson 5c Robbins deb 5Hs...
s
Sale
18
Sale
112
5s
1951 F A
Loulsv Gas 5c El 1st 8c raf 5s
1952 MN
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec 6HS.1944 F A
85
June
68
Sale
O
13
35*
30*
126
o
106* June
June
Sale
Sale
1941
96* June 28
107* 108
108* Sale
Sale
63
71
96
43
A
Sale
*
..1952
{McCrory Stores deb gold 5*8
97*
Sale
68
Sale
106*
108*
O
1944
Loew's Inc dab s f g 6a
Lombard Elec 7s series A....
Lorills-rd (P) Co deb 7s.......
130
90 *
Sale
80
A..1950 If
ser
84,000 Liggett 8c Myers Tobacco 7s
5s
56,000
5,000
18,000
80,000
131,000
29,000
89,000
152,000
51,000
Sale
120
Laclede Gas L ref 5c axt 1st 5s
*
19
50
1937
Certificates of deposit.
18,000
Coll 8c ref 5 Hi series C
106,000
1953
Col 5c ref g 5H* ser D
69,000
I960
671,000 Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd 6s......1954
39,000 Lehigh Coal 8c Nav 4H« ser A...1954
Cons sink fund 4Hs ser C.....1954
33,000
17,000 Lehigh Valley Coal 5s j
1944
1st 8c refunding 5s
18,000
1954
1st 8c refunding 5s
5,000
.........1964
First 8c ref sinking fund 6s
19,000
1974
Secured 6% gold notes.......1938
35,000
39,000
368,000
100* 101
73 * Sale
1997
Kinney (G R) Co conv 7Hs._....1936
101,000 Kresge Foundation coll tr 6s
1936
{Kreuger 5c Toll class A
Certs of dep for sec 5s
69,000
....1959
147,000
37,000
78,000
54,000
92,000
15,000
101
.1949
Purchase money 6s
"7",600
*
97
100
J
f4HiNr B1957
1st M 4H*
1961 F A
Kansas Gas 8c El 1st mtge 4Ha.. 1980 3 D
Karstadf (R) Inc 1st Mtge 6s
1943 MN
Certificates of deposit...
8t
8
7
O
61
84* May 26
79* Jan.
40* Jan.
44
Jan.
57* Jan.
38* Jan.
48* Jan.
57* Jan.
52
Jan.
82* Jan.
19
D
Without warrants......... .1948 A
1st
75* June
62* June
June
June 29
June
June
June
June
.1947 J
...
J
B with warrants... .1948 A
Keith Corp (B F) 1st
56
73
Sale
58* Sale
57* Sale
64* Sale
63* Sale
J
.1939 J
Deb gold 5s
Kansas Cy Pw 8c Lt 1st
30
52* June
54*
74
Sale
62
61* June 12
June
58*
56*
64*
62*
.1952 J
Investors Equity 5s A......
ser
53*
June
June 28
.1955 F
Internet T Ac T deb g 4H*
Convertible debenture
Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4i
3,000 Kings Co Lighting 1st raf 5s
50,000
53
52*
75* Sale
June
90* June
Sale
.1944 A
82
93
58
Sale
Int Merc Marina 1st a f 6a
.1941 A O
Intern Paper conr 5s series A_. .1947 J
.1955 M 8
Refunding 6s series A
Deb 5s
79
80* Sale
M N
.1948
.....
Internet Hydro El deb is
83*
73*
.1942 MN
to
85
Mar. 13
Feb.
84* Jan.
95
Jan.
Jan.
97
Feb.
88
24
2
99* June 29
3 100
Feb. 21
25 105* Apr. 28
5 103* Mar. 14
Namm (AI)ASon—See Mfrs'Trust Co
43,000
5,000
953,000
655,000
1,000
53,000
41,000
134,000
182,000
198,000
187,000
24,000
44,000
203,000
94,000
179,000
57,000
80,000
4,000
Nassau Elec guar gold 4s stpd
1951
National Acme 1st mtge 6s
...1942
54*
It*
National Dairy Prod deb 5*a
1948
Nat Steel 1st coll 5s
........1956
Newark Consul Gas 5s.......... 1948
55
Sale
1035-
1940
88
1952
106
N J Pow A Light 1st 4H«—
New Orleans P 8 1st A raf 5s A
I960 A
O
1952
O
1955
D
43
41*
42* Sale
51* Sale
1st A ref
JO
B
.....
88
i02*
Sale
13*
101
Sale
109*
70
Sale
87*
Sale
Sale
Sale
59* Sale
60
Sale
57*
59*
85
110
90*
58*
57*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1951
A
Serial 5s g notes
1938
O
N Y Edison 1st A ref 4 Hi Mr A..1941
1st lien A ref 5s B
1944
o
110*
39
Sale
o
106
Sale
1st lien A ref 5s series C.......1951
60
62*
48* Sale
45*
.14* Sale
113* Sale
Sale
108
.08* 109
o
106
107
106*
.09
N Y Gas El Lt Ht A Pow 5s
1948
D
38
.14* 115
Sale
.06
Sale
88
95
87
99* 103
65* Sale
98
06
7
3
...
...
Sale"
Sale
m
09*
05*
03*
08*
56*
02*
67*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
59
104
Sale
55
Sale
99
1st mtge 5s........
........1956 M N
N Y Tal 1st 8c gens f 4 H«—
1939 MN
N Y Trap Rock 1st s f g 6s
1946 J D
t
Sale
Sale
....1951 M N
Nlag Lock 8c Ont Pow 1st 5s A...1955 A O
Niagara Share deb 5 Hs
......1950 MN
Nordeutsche Lloyd (Bremen)—
20-year s f 6s
..1947 MN
21,000
Certificates of deposit
35,000
For footnotes, see page 19.
Sale
Sale
68
1951 M N
6,000 V Y A Rich Gas 1st 6s A
10,000 {N Y State Rys 4*s A ctfs
1962
6*s ser B ctfs
.....1962
4,000
68,000 New York Steam 1st 6s sar A....1947 M N
1st mortgage 5s
8*
85
99*
Sale
Sale
Sale
94
45*
Sale
47* Sale
58* June 28
8
68*
105*
3*
3*
109*
105*
104*
108*
55*
102*
68*
46*
42*
June
1
6
85
June
6
4
98*
June
19
102
June
2 104
June 28
109* June 18 109* June
2 103* June
102* June
4 115
June
113* June
109
June
5 110* June
86* June 11 190* June
58* June 30 62* June
June
57* June 29 63
57
45*
113*
107*
Sale
108
107*
115* 116* 114*
105
105* 105*
92*
94* 90
100
60
June
94* June
85
97* Sale
103* Sale
110*
103* Sale
113* 114
N Y Dock 1st gold 4s
Purchase money coll tr g 4s... 1949 F A
N Y L E A W Coal A RR 5 Hi
1942 M N
Dock A lmpt axt 5s.....
1943 J
J
106,000 N Y Rys Corp Inc 6s.........Jan 1965 Apr
Prior lien 6s series A....
...1965 J
J
9,000
70,000
56,000
282,000
16,000
56,000
109,000
Sale
95* Sale
l02* Sale
09
Newberry (J J) Co 5H»
New England TAT 30-yr 5s A
1st g 4 Hs series B
1961 M N
60
65
Sale"
53* Jan.
65* Jan.
78* Jan.
104
110
14
12
13
115
June 13
25
101
Jan.
28
69* Jan.
18
41
Jan.
21
40
Jan.
June
4
1
50
37
Jan.
June
June
15
June
June
12
June 29 109* June
June
7 115* June
2
109* Jan.
105* Jan.
105* Jan.
9
107
June
June
62* Apr. 27
86
May
2
98* June 19
Jan.
91
61
4 109
2
103* Jan.
88* Jan.
105* Jan.
18
29
June 28 49
June 30 115
June 29
8
19
9 106* June 16
18
92* June 18
103
Jan.
110* June 25
90* June 28
65
Apr. 24
8
65
Apr. 25
9
Mar. 14
67
9
Mar.
58
9
6 115
June 15
2 110* Apr. 12
5 109* Apr. 11
Jan.
2
99* Jan.
75* Jan.
25
9
115* June
106* June 16
Apr. 24
6 100* Apr. 21
5
87
Sale
9
June 28
Apr.
104* Apr.
Feb.
63
Apr.
6
96
Jan.
6 106
June 29
June 26
6*
65*
105*
""4*
3*
4*
3*
Sale
108*
Sale
104*
105* 103*
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
Sale
108
June
Sale
55
June
59
June
9
51
Jan.
104* 102* June
104
June
11
90
Jan.
69
June 30
50
Jan.
2
72* Feb.
6
55
June
1
45* Jan.
2
73
47 * June
1
41
6
5
70
Sale
67
June
49*
45* June 18
44*
31
June 21
69* June 29
106
June
4
4*
4*
110*
105*
June
8
June
6
102* Jan.
98* Jan.
4
105*
June 23
97* Jan.
2
109
June 21
June 22
June 22
Jan.
10
2* Mar. 12
103
Jan.
8
Jk*
70
63
10 104
June 21
Mar.
18
7
Apr. 23
5
May
7
4* May
4
110* June 22
106
Apr. 23
105* June 23
2 109
2
Jan.
June 21
Feb.
24
June 11
Apr.
57* Mar.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
30
Sales in
n.
Value.
y.
1934.
stock exchange.
iH* A—..1940
North American Co deb 5s—
1961
M
S
F
A
5s ser A—1957
M
8
F
A
No Amer Cement deb
North Am Edison deb
Deb 5
Hs ser B
Aug 15 1963
J
—...Nov 15 1969
Deb 5s aeries C
87
88
61
64
83
63
Sale
Sale
§1* Sale
1941
.1941
Norwegian Hydro-El Nit SHi
1957
Ohio Pub Service 1st Be ret 7 %s..l946
1st Be ret 7s series B__
1947
Old Ben Coal let g 6s
1944
Ontario Power N F 1st 5s
1943
Ontario Transmission 1st 5s
1945
4963
45,660 Oslo Gas 5c Elec extl s 1 g 5s
135,000 Otis Steel sec g 6s series A
.1941
A
O
A
O
MN
*
O
90
A
81
F
A
w
F
A
101
M N
S
8
D
23 %
J
M N
Sale
35
55
Sale
110
...
Sale
43
44%
46%
Sale
43
47
42%
34
94% June 15
62
Jan.
June 11 107
June
78% May 23
June
86
June 21
June
105
June 23
June
June
104% June 22
June 23
5 82% June
6
June
7
29 108
June 28
15 104
12
16% June
5
June 21
29 110
41
43
45
43 '
41%
43%
43
Jan.
78
Jan.
15
Sale
Sale
29%
Certificates of deposit.
101
Jan.
Jan.
9%
26%
102
103 H
86 % Sale
8%
22 %
O
Paterson Ac Passaic G Ac E 5s
1949 M
Paths Exch deb 7w with warr
1937 M N
69% Jan.
Jan.
25
8
M S
63,000
1,149,000
90
ctfs ser A.1937
F A
Guar 3%s coll tr ctfs ser B
1941
J
D
Guar g 3%a tr ctfs series C
1942
J
D
Guar g 3He tr ctfs Series D...1944
M N
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s Ser E..1952
M N
Secured gold 4He
1963
t
"4",000
85
84
1941 M S
1981
100,000 Phila At Read C & I ref 5s
Convertible deb 6s
248,000
1949
93 %
J
50 %
40
ML
8
A
O
D
Sale
Sale
Sale
89 %
Sale
105
106
M N
102 %
J
65%
Sale
74 H
48%
51
67
June 29
June
Port Arthur Canal At Dock 6s
50%
15
'
15
31H
28%
109%
16
28
20
26
25
97%
96
73
Sale
70%
96%
102
112
Sale
84%
107%
102%
Sale
Sale
Sale
61
Sale
48
Sale
72%
99
112
Sale
2
Jan.
2
28% Jan.
4
54% June 20
*
29
54% June 20
2
102
4
100
June
6
35
J
49 %
Sale
46
Sale
91
92
42%
48%
44
D
101
F
A
A
O
101%
93 %
F
A
M
8
-
J
J
Sale
Sale
Sale
90
92 H
87%
88%
78 % Sale
June
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
99%
96%
Sale
44%
90%
40%
50%
1
June
4 104
91
Sale
Sale
June 23
2
62
June
14
June
9
39
49% June 28
2 101
June 26
Sale
119,000
2,000
34,000
Calif
s
Sale
M N
78
Sale
O
85
Sale
99
74
Sale
80%
A
J
M
8
5H* *er C
...1977
.....1962
Gen mtge 5s series E
77%
58%
Sale
J
45
Sale
MN
61H
55%
55%
56 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
MN
F
A
A
O
Ruhr Chemical
6s
A
S
43%
June
15
47
June
M
8
O
O
M N
St L Rky M At Pac 5s stmpd
2,000 St Paul City Ry Cable 5s
3,000
1937 J
Guaranteed 5s
1952 J
90
June
8
91
June
7,000
3,000
Guar sinking fund *%s B
1946
A
O
s
1948
f 5Hs
P
M N
1952
1947 MN
1949 A
O
...
8lerra Ac San Fran Power 1st 5s
Sllesla-Elec Corp gold 6H*
Sileslan Am Corp coll tr g 7a_.
.
1949 F
F
1946
1941
F
Sinclair Cons Oil 1st lien 7s..... 1937 M
1938
Skelly Oil deb
s
f 5 %s..
South Bell T At T 1st
s
f 5s
J
1939
1st Hen coll 6H* series B
M
1941
{Studebaker Corp 6% g notes.
A
A
A
8
D
8
I
Southw Bell Telep 1st Be ref 5s... 1954 F
Southern Colorado Power 1st g 6s '47 J
Stand Oil (N J) deb g 5s..Dec 15 1946 F
J
Stand OH
(N Y) deb 4Hl
{Stevens Hotel 1st 6s oerles A.
40% June 21
1
47% June
44.
June
-1951
A
19.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
89
Jan.
4
Jan.
2
57%
95%
57%
63
9
32% Jan.
45% May 14
53% June 12
5
4 108% June 15
June 13
2 108
June 19
1 105
100% Jan.
1 100% June 11
June
8
96
98% June 26
June 21
90% June 26 92
90% Jan.
100
Jan.
93
Jan.
87
Jan.
78% Jan.
June 25
Feb.
5
Mar. 12
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
♦
*
*
63%
64
63%
Sale
#
Sale
Sale
106
106% 107
Sale
al31% Sale
......
Sale
69
109% 110
93%
95
50
60
68
75
68
"96%
31%
54%
108%
101%
Sale
Sale
6 108% June 15
June 13
5 108
June 19
3 105
10 100% June 11
8
98% Apr. 25
3
96% Apr. 20
Mar.
Sale
105% June
89
6 134%
June 22 55%
June
2 113
June 25
94%
89%
89%
65
a75%
61%
87%
43%
40
40
40
40
39% June
100
36
36
65
98%
98%
Sale
Sale
66
74%
Sale
Sale
Sale
91
Sale
40
66%
101%
99%
99%
60%
100%
40
39%
54
104
Sale
Sale
104%
94%
108%
108%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
103%
50
102% Sale
101% 101%
84% Sale
105% Sale
105% Sale
64% Sale
r66
38
Sale
82
Sale
105
Sale
106%
Sale
D
100%
Sale
104
Sale
1942 J
J
8
65
Sale
Sale
Sale
70 %
60
Sale
97 %
Sale
43
Sale
28 %
85%
Sale
88 H
Sale
102
41% Sale
111%
108%—..
....
87%
Sale
80
Sale
102%
52%
Sale
Sale
28
Sale
98
Sale
104%
Sale
7
June 15
35
37
Apr. 17
♦
57%
53%
52%
53%
Jan.
June
June
June
June 14
June 15
June 16
June 11
8*
IVA
June 23
June
18
54% Jan.
99% Jan.
2
i*
June
19
74% June
1
11
75% June 29
5
69% June
103%
45
June
7
June 30
June
11
103% June
104% June
108
Sale
108
109%
82%
105%
103%
Sale
108% June
Sale
Sale
June
78
5
83% June 21
5
104% June 21 106% June
Sale
103
96%
54
June
94% June
43%
.....
83
Sale
Sale
54
41% June
113% June
108% June
82% June
80
2
96% June 16
5 110
June 12 104
•
113
1
58% June 14
5 104% June
8
2 105% June
June 28 109
June
102% June
51% June
Sale
26% June
99% 97% June
104% June
Sale
27
June 14
2 142% Mar.
102% Jan.
3
52% Jan.
74% Mar.
Apr.
105% Feb. 27 114
8
72
Jan.
96% Apr.
3
61
May
37% Jan.
6
82
Apr.
45% Jan.
80
Apr.
45% Jan. 23
2
71
Jan.
98% Apr.
Feb.
2
June 18
9 107
20
10
2
30
2
27
30
20
6
May
May
May
June 20
J88B
Jan.
41
68
Sale
94
.
41
102% June 21
4
99% June 20
2
99% June 21
June
26
Apr
45
99% June
98% June
98% June
65% June 13
55% June 15 e62
17 101
3
40
Sale
Jan.
9 108% June 20
Jan.
23
2
Sale
6
20
1
Feb.
Jan. 24
65
June
8
6
14
Apr.
Jan.
Sale
52
Mar.
6
*
3
32
30
38
Sale
26%
98%
105%
71
Feb.
30
Sale
81
Mar.
7
June
103%
104%
96%
81%
103%
71
71
June 21
June 26
"55"'
110%
56% Mar.
73% Mar.
*
V
39% June 20
39%
42
2 101% June 28
90
May
3
June 21
104
Jan. 23
73
June
June
June
June
20
Mar.
2
2 103
9
92% June 30
June
June.
67
4
34
107 %
104
37% June
June
50
Sale
D
J
80
June
40
67
Sale
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
58
75%
68
74
70
5
June
June 26
40
50
Jan.
85-
June 23
40
67%
76
June 28
June 27
41
Sale
June 30
June 29
June 21
June 18
59% June 30
96
90 %
Sale
5 107
June
36
30
96% Jan.
86
130
129% 132
53%
59%
53%
110
112
109%
92
93% 93
55
59% Sale
71
70
68%
80
70%
96
97%
97%
40
5
29% June 22 34
6
54% June
54% June
1 108% June 30
106% June
Sale
58
June
June
*
M
99%
a44%
42%
A
Conv deb 6s series B
1944
20,000
1947 J D
255,000 Tenn Elec Power 1st At ref 6s
A O
.1944
516,000 Texas Corp conv deb 5s
....I960 J
111,000 Third Ave 1st ref 4s
Adju tment income 5s
Jan 1' 60 A O
255,000
J
1937
55,000 Third Ave RR 1st gold 5s
MN
Tobacco Prod Corp deb 6H>
2022
363,000
For footnotes, see page
Apr.
2
102% Jan.
29
88
May 10
3
Apr. 18
95
&
9
.1945
Certificates of deposit..
87,000
1,000 Syracuse Lighting Co 1st g 5s... 1951
1951
3,000 Tenn Coal Iron Be RR gen As
Tenn Copper dk Chem—
June 26
♦
32%
54%
106%
100%
22
52%
113% Sale
85
71%
43
37%
48
45%
49%
45%
A
1952
52,000 Shlnyetsu El Pow 1st 6Hs
J
52,000 Siemens Be Halske sec s f g 7a....1935
M S
Debenture s f 6Hs
1951
300,000
*
102 %
50
23%
23%
J
*
'"98""
Stamped
464,000 Shell Pipe Line s f deb 5s
303,000 Shell Union Oil s f deb 5s
Deb 5s with warrants
435,000
50,000
56,000
60,000
445,000
190,000
235,000
133,000
274,000
52,000
851,000
700,000
19%
54 % Sale
il00% 101
71
J
4,000 Schulco Co guar 6 Hi
1946
Stamped (July 1933coupon on)..
2,000
38,000 Sharon Steel Hoop
21
9 109
70
39
78
2
58
San Antonio Public Serv 6s
14
21
2 101
69
19
*
M S
1941
1937 MN
1955 J
1937 J
46,000
17,000 St Joseph Ry L H A P 1st 5s
14,666
M
A
1945
warr
St Joseph Lead deb 5Hi—
25
June 27
35
103
$
IW N
...........1948 A
72,000 Royal Dutch deb 4s with
7,000
1948
81
J
1955 F
f 7s
Jan.
100
102% June 11 103
6
June
88
92%
92% Sale
5 101%
Sale
Sale
101
98% June
5
89%
89% 83% June
87%
87%
7 104
Sale
99% June
102% Sale
Sale
37% June 22 44%
38% Sale
June 14
42%
35
Sale
36
36%
Sale
57% June 23 64%
53%
Sale
53% June 30 64
"53% Sale
64
Sale
52% June 30
52% Sale
Sale
55
53% June 29 64
102% .Sale
88% Sale
96%
M N
Certificates of deposit
Rlma Steel
Rochester Gas Ac El
Gen Mtge4 %s series D
80,565
1944
31
30
3 107% May
June
3 104
Feb.
2
69
8
55% Feb.
2
June 27 101% June
June 23
8
85
82% June
June
5
86
89% June 29
June 25
June 25
89
89
30
6s
29
29
26
6
D
M JN
....
of
6
May
May
Jan.
June
May
June
88% June 21
9
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
89% Jan.
{ Radio Keith Orph pt pd ctfs
stk (65% pd)
Jan.
Jan.
106% 107
106% 108
June
102
103% 104
99% June
100% 100%
Sale
June
77
105
*
Sale
Mar. 14
2 112% June 28
2 103% June 20
5 108% June 18
106% June
106% June
91%
83
63%
101%
93%
50%
107% June 19
102
59
6
Jan.
Mar. 23
Apr. 12
Apr. 25
99% June 22
3
79
100% Jan.
88% June 30
5
Sale
Sale
66% Jan.
99% June 22
4 112% June 28
2 103% June 20
June
*
106%
106%
73
2
Jan.
"
June 21
5
84% June
Sale
*
*
29 101
94% Apr. 27 99%
86
86
Jan. 26
86% Feb.
3 96%
85
Jan. 24
%
85% Jan.
2 103
5 103
107
82*
95
6s.. 1942
June
110% June
89%
89
Cable coll 5s
Oil
54% June 20
"
100
86%
♦
{Richfield
Jan.
9% Jan. 16 22%
35%
23% Mar. 31
8 109
103% Jan.
85
Jan.
3,100
96% June
99
June
June 30
June
100%
82
Sale
*
*
54% June 20
June
101
95
J
com
111% June 26
Jan.
99% June 25
99% Sale
107% 108
85
Sale
for deb 6s &
40% Apr. 20
8 107% June 11
5
90% June 29
5 107% June
8
30
June
47% June
Sale
100
99% June
107% 108% 107% June
89
Debenture gold 6s............1941
43,000 Remington Arms 1st s f 6s....
1937
293,000 Rem Rand 5%s A with warr
1947
136,000 Republic Iron At Steel s f 5s
...1940
Ref At gen 5 H« A._
74,000
1953
223,000 Revere Copper Ac Brass 6s A
1948
193,000 Rhelnelbe Union if g 7s........1946
1953
167,000 Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s
1950
63,000 Rhine-West Elec Power 7s..
Direct mortgage gold 6s
288,000
1952
Cons mtge 6s
...1953
*379,000
Cons mtge 6s with warrants...1955
303,000
21
May 25
May
4
June
7
30
June 25
96
102% 104
88% Sale
107% Sale
103% Sale
60% Sale
49% Sale
80
1953
{Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s
1933
153,000 Public Serv E At G 1st At ref * Hi-.1967
1st Ac ref 4 H*
88,000
1970
1st Ac ref gold 4s
236,000
1971
216,000 Pure Oil Co s f g5%% notes..... 1937
375,000
Sinking fund gold 5%s
1940
104,000 Purity Bakeries Corp s f g 5s
1948
3
June
46% Apr. 24
47
May
5
47
May
7
June
4 19% June 28
June 26 z29
June 26
70% June
73
Sale
85
78
conv
Sale"
101%
110
99%
99%
99%
96%
96% 101
99
97
102%
102% Sale 101
85%
41
Tobac
Feb.
12
94
...
95
98
69
J
i
7
June 28
*
...
51
1935
Postal Teleg At
101
100%
99%
99%
61
Portland General Electric 4%s..l960
Porto Rlcan Ai
15
June
Jan.
*
97% June
Sale
99
A
M S
Portland Gen Flee 1st 5s
June 22
June 23
Jan.
28
110
A
1953
June 23
8
June 12
46
45% June 12
43% June
June
June
June
48% June
Sale
50%
20
49%
F
59
Sale
1st mtge 6s series B
8
104% Jan.
105% Jan.
8
June 26
23
2j 110
17 109%
8
86
2
65%
Jan.
*
48% June 30
Sale
48%
1953 F
f 5s...1957
s
66
101 % 102
D
1952
Pirelli Co (Italy) conv 7s
Pocahontas Con Coll 1st
Sale
Sale
83
D
MN
1943
Sale
Sale
100%
M S
1939
5,000
7,000
7,000
7,000
525,000
31,000
35,000
886,000
82 %
O
1973
736,000 Phillips Petroleum deb 5Ha
45,000 Pillsbury Flour Mills 20-yr 6s
62
O
A
85H
Sale
84%
85 %
Penn Pow Be Lt 1st M 4Hs
A
94%
85%
Penn Dixie Cement 1st 6s A..
18,000 Peoples Gas Ac Coke 1st 6s
.1943
149,000
Refunding gold 5s
1947
550,000 Phila Company secured gold 5s. 1967
35,000 Phila Elec Co 1st 4%a
1967
1st Ac ref g 4s
296,000
1971
5
100% Jan.
June 11
90
15 108
8 104
Jan.
107%
90%
107%
111%
Pennsylvania Co—
2,000
310,000
8 107
j
Park-Lexington leasehold 6Ha..1953
Certificates of deposit......
Parmelee Trans conv deb 6s
1944 A
1,000
10,104%
J an.
34% June 12
*
Guar 3%s coll tr reg
94% June 15
86
Apr.
6
105
*
Fa
j
89
28
*
44%
June 27
Jan.
82% June 15
65% June
7
June
June
June
June
Apr. 20
Jan.
101
June
8
Jan.
Jan.
16
Feb.
Jan.
56%
74%
89%
94%
June
106%
9%
107%
110%
42%
D
30
Certificates of deposit
61
*
30
J
June 27
_
78% June 18
54
June
4
39%
Sale
106% Sale
92
90
89% Sale
107 % 107% 107% Sale
110%
111% 112
27%
88£
103% June
16% June
108% June
108%
82%
56%
106 %
^Sale
1
5
85% June
j
40
30
1951
Proof of claim filed by owner..
8o"666
57
5
June
June
93% 89%
86
80%
104% 101%
Sale
102%
Sale
105%
79
81%
106
105%
6s.. 1947
{Paramount Publix Corp 5%s—1950
Proof of claim filed by owner..
14,000
5,000
106
D
25%
tParamount-Famous-Lasky
364,000
J
S
J
Sale
30
100% 101%
66 %
70
104 % 105%
,
22,000
Certificates of deposit
32,000 Paramount B'way 1st 5 %a
Certificates of deposit
27,000
*
101%
72 H
66 %
28
1952
{Pan-Am Petr (Cal) 1st g 6s.....1940
156,000
17
Sale
101
M
M
30-year 5s series A
*
80
F
10,000
1946
142,000 Pacific G Be B gen Be ret 5s ser A.. 1942 J
M
44,000 Pacific Pub Serv 5% g notes
1936
1937 J
176,000 PacKlcTel Ac Tel 1st 5s
39,000
96
A
J
Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s
Sale
95%
78 %
93%
89% Sale
85
80% Sale
101% 102% 104%
Sale
103
104%
106
107
106%
78%
81% 80%
106 % Sale
104%
103 %
104%
16%
16% "17%
109 % 108%
106
106
109% 106%
86
80%
82%
Prices.
Sale Prices.
12
22% Jan.
63% Jan.
June
90
June
86
90
Highest.
34
33
Sale
89
Sale Prices.
I
21;
Sale Prices.
Ask
34%
31%
88
MN
Be ret 6s.1947
1st Be ret 6s series B
36
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
June 30.
Ask. Bid
Bid.
26
Sale
65%
8
North States Power 5s A
1.
June
Ask
20
M
Nor Ohio Trac ft Lt gen
1.
Jan. 2
Bid.
7,000
185,000
43,000
187,000
186,000
82,000
207,000
82,000
104,000
31,000
19,000
8,000
29,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
BONDS
June.
June
15
June 21
35% Apr.
76
8 102% June 21
3
99% Apr. 12
9
Jan.
22
99% Apr.
104% Jan.
Jan.
1
16
103% June 30
55
June
9
28% June
8
99% June 27
106% June 25
34
Jan.
103% Jan.
104
Jan.
65%
Jan.'
57
Jan.
96% Jan.
41
Jan.
25% Jan
86
Jan.
101% Jan.
1
30
15
14
20
8
16
8
14
25
Feb.
5
18
*
♦
*
*
45% June 13
25
2 104% Apr.
23 107
*
113% June 14
110% June 21
9
76% Apr. 17
Jan.
81
June 13
Feb.
June 15 69
9 103% June
Jan.
68% Feb.
June 18
6
58% June
Jan.
2 104% Jan.
Jan.
6 105% June
101
Jan.
2
84% Jan.
96% June
May
105% Jan. 22 109
Apr.
105% Jan. 11 110
4
86
Apr.
63% Jan.
*
87 % June
83
June
41
10
Jan.
64%
65%
55%
86%
39%
37%
102%
100
June
Jan.
89% Jan.
89% Jan.
8
9
7
Apr. 26
67
Feb.
19
113% June 14
110% June 21
88% May 23
84
Apr. 13
103% June 28
55% Apr. 19
31% Apr. 25
100
Apr. 21
107% Apr.
6
July
1934.]
Sales in
June.
Value
N. Y. STOCK
BONDS
N
Y
June
1934.
D
0
40
M N
90
Twenty-third St Ry Imp Ac ref 5s. 1962 J
25,000
24,000
65,000
123,000
62,000
*
47,000
106,000
13,000
298,000
13,000
442,000
2,000
186,000
114,000
175,000
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7V*s
Guar
sec a
"55"
1952
1945
8
Sale
Union Elev Ry Chic 1st 5s._.
1945
Ualon Oil Cal 30-yr 6s ser A May 1942
Deb 5s with warrant
United Biscuit (Amer) deb 6s
United Drug Co (Del) 5s
{United Rys St L 1st
D
Apt 1945
1942 M.N
P
J
94 %
103
8 Rubber 1st At ref 5s series A. .1947
I
60
16
J
J
United
..
.
United Steel
Wks g 4 4s ser A..
D
J
1951
6
Utlca Elec Lt Ac Pr 1st
f g 5s
s
1950 J
Utlca G At El ref At est 5s
J
J
1957 J
Vertlentes Sugar
Victor Fuel 1st
s
i
D
1953 J
f 5s
conv
5s series B
J
54s........1942 M S
1954 J D
Va Iron Coal At Coke 1st g 5s....1949 U
Virginia Ry Ac Pow 1st 5s
1934 J
Certificates of deposit
Walworth Co 6 4s
0
J
1st
s
60
634
99% 105%
103%
L02
95
41%
68%
110%
49%
94%
Sale
70%
70%
81%
105%
105%
1
June
95
June
45
67
46
Sale
Sale Prices
80
Jan.
2
19
June
June
55% June 21
37
June
96
6
4%
5%
4%
20
63
22%
18%
97% al06%Sale 106%
101%
60
50
65
75
60%
100% 101%
99% Sale
ii 3%
111% Sale
37
D
106
1941
8
43
Sale
1939
J
99%
Sale
1950
D
S
D
1944
O
1938
J
1950 M N
1936 F A
n
1951 J
1940 M S
...
469,000 Westphalia Un Ri Pow 4s
1«53 J
J
92,000 Wheeling Steel Corp 1st 5
J
4s A..1948 J
1st and ref 44> series B
68,000
1943 A O
.
White Sewing Mach deb 6s
w
J
W..1936
104% 110%
104% 104%
104% 104%
1963
.....1956
Gold 5s
warrants
18
J
J
....
Partlc s f deb 6a._
...1940 MN
t Wick wire-Spencer Steel 1st 7s
1935
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank
I
J
{Wick wire Spen Steel Co 7s. Ton 1935
Ctfs dep Cnase Nat Bank...
11,000
MN
172,000 Wilson Ac Co 1st s f 6s series A
1941 A ♦>
L04
99% Sale
92
Sale
77%
96%
Sale
Sale
80%
80
80
Sale
84
Sale
74%
48%
45%
Sale
48
Sale
O
...1970 J
J
65
June
June
June
96
1
June
1
9
June
83
107
June
106% June 22
June 22
104
June
107% June 14
June 26
4
60
June
20% June 26
17
June
87
98
June
iiH
June
1
June
6
June
104
53*
June
1
June 11
June
75% June
June
June
1
113%
34%
31%
2
82%
5
June
1
June
4%
5
98% Sale
74% Sale
75% Sale
Sale
1
June 14
June
9
June 19
June 19
6
6
June
June 16
36
67
June
107
Jan.
102
60
Jan.
35
8
6
62
4
Jan.
30
June
37
June
June
49
55
Sale
55
June
40
8
June 21
42
June
7
June
9
June
8
41
29%
25
June
38% Sale
38% June
107
107% Sale
108% 106% June
51% Sale fl48% Sale
45
June
105% Sale
105% 105% 105% June
113
Sale
111% 112
111% June
108
Sale
108% 110% 108
June
112
111%
112% 111% June
108
108% 108% 109% 108
June
103% Sale
103% Sale
102% June
101% 101% 100% Sale
99% June
85
82
81
June
82%
161% Sale 101% 102% 101
June
86% Sale
86% Sale
84% June
87
Sale
86%
84% June
56% Sale
52% Sale
52% June
93% Sale
94% Sale
91% June
84% Sale
84% Sale
82% June
75
52%
75
51%
70
52%
70
67
51%
June
50
50%
8%
10
8%
9
105
8%
Sale
82% Sale
82% Sale
10
8
June
8%
9%
7%
106% 106% 105
83
Sale
81%
84% Sale
82%
107%
55
105%
114%
110%
112%
109%
103%
101%
June 18
June 26
June 27
110% June 27
112% June 27
109% June 28
June 27
104
Apr.
June
102
Mar. 17
8
June 13
8
102% June
88
June 19
88
June 11
June
2
June
67
97
June
5
7
June
58
69
9% June 26
9% June 26
1 107% June 16
June
May
87% Apr. 21
2
June
June
,
1
52
9
-
21
90% Apr. 10
102% Apr. 20
95% Apr. 26
94% Apr. 27
68% Mar. 10
94% June 30
7
Mar. 19
June 28
June 11
83
57
4
18
June 28
Apr. 19
114% June 15
44% Apr. 20
37
Apr. 19
50
Apr. 19
67
Apr. 21
40
Apr. 21
48% Apr. 13
108% May 19
63
Apr. 23
105% Apr. 18
114% June 26
61% June
25
Sale
13
May
June
110
13
23
Feb.
14
June 20
41
6
26
19
14
41% Apr. 26
38% Apr. 24
89% Apr. 23
18%
108%
101%
65%
30
45
16
25
12 113% June
22% Jan.
18% Jan.
June 22
Sale
24
11*
5
100% June
114% June 15
45
22
22
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
73% Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
108% June 18
101% June 28
100% 100% June
113% 111% June
9
21
16
120
33
Jan.
13
45% June
57% Jan.
60% Jan.
23
June
13
35% June
36% June
Jan.
90% Jan.
6
28
19."
see page
30
5 % June
60
June 24
'SB Apr.
20* Mar.
Apr.
98
Apr.
66% Jan.
66% Jan.
13
4
1
42% June
114% June 25
6
28% June
107% 106% June
Sale
101% June
74
June 26
68
June
June 22
107% May 17
Jan.
June
8
114%
Jan.
June
18
*
85
June
1
Apr.
107
107% Jan.
94% Jan.
102% Jan.
June
June
June
87
Jan.
45
Jan.
73% Jan.
96% Jan.
102
Jan.
*
114% June 26
June
June
May
*
48
*
June
June
May 18
28*
76
♦
June
June
liy
76
June 19
73% Apr. 16
110% June 21
55% June 21
Jan.
,
47% Sale
58% Sale
8
4%
.
5s A I97>. A
Sale
47%
55,000
518,000 Voungstown Sheet At Tu 1st
1st M 5s series B
230,000
Sale
30
Sale
Sale Price*
95
83% Jan.
June 28
*
45% June
66% June
68% Sale
68%
108% 111%
Sale" 113
113% 112%
Sale
31
Sale
30 %
Sale
28% Sale
28
81
Sale
Sale
77
3%
15%
96%
...194!
1st 5s series A...1946
1.
Highest.
70% June 28
63% Jan.
110% June 21 102
Jan.
*
112%
103% Sale
102%
Sale
107
107% 106%
Sale
83% Sale
82%
18%
18%
20
18%
Sale
85% Sale
100
95
98
100%
42%
36% Sale
35%
42
37% Sale
36%
Sale
36% Sale
36
120 ■ 108% 120
114%
30% 22
26
26%
70% Sale
75% Sale
107%
a78%
63
Sale Prices
90% June
114%*
41%
41%
114%
26%
Sale
53.
112%
31%
28%
0
.
For footnotes.
18%
84%
Sale
Sale
1939
as
1st 5s aerie* R
1st secured 5s series G
Western Electric deb 5s
Without
84
64
24%
20%
12
310,000
130,000 Western Union coll tr 5s
Fund At real est 4 4* gold
79,000
15-vear 6 4s gold
119,000
Gold 5s
238,000
"1,000
Sale
20%
26
42% Sale
12%
16
30
31%
11,000 Warner Sugar Ref 1st 7s..
335,000
Sale
O
89,000 Warren Bros Co deb 6s
37,000 Wash Wat Pow 1st 30-yr 5s
23,000 Westchester Light gold 5s
51,000
Sale
O
Bros Pictures conv deb 6*1939 M S
Warner Co 1st m 6s
1944 A O
33,000 Warner-Quinlan deb
79,000
18
9%
47
(with war) '35 A
f 6s series A
44,000 West Penn Pow
Sale
107
10
759,000 Warner
15,000
107
20
.1945 A
ser A
Without warrants
150",000
82
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale Prices.
Lowest..
.1942
Certificates of deposit........
Va Elec Ac Pow
70
112%. Sale
102% Sale
68% Sale
91
97 4
56% Sale
56% Sale
54% Sale
1937 M N
Steamship 15-yr 6a
66
*
1953 W
.1934
g «•
70% Sale
103
J
Highest.
*
105% 105% 105% Sale
106% Sale
105
106
A
400,000 Utilities Pow Ac Ltg deb g 54s... '47 J D
Deb 5s with warrants...
610,000
1959 " A
105,000 Vanadium Corp (Am* cons 5s.. 1941 A O
36", 000
72,000
4,000
6,000
241,000
9,000
Sale
o
156,000 Utab Light At Trac 1st & ref 5s_.1944 4 O
355,000 Utah Power Ac Light 1st 5s
...1944 P A
5,000
Sale
83
Sale
O
D
4s series C
—.1951 I
J
Sinking fund deb 64s ser A...1947 J
2,000 United Stl Wks(Burbach) s f g 7s 1951 A O
18,000 Universal Pipe At Rad deb 6s
1936 J
D
68,000 Unterelbe Power A Ltg 6s
1953 4 O
24:666
74%
75%
574
Union K1 Lt & Pow (Mo) g 5s
1957
Union Elec L Ac P (111) 1st »*•-..1954
Ujlgawa Elec Power 7s
Ask.
J
A
Lowest.
94% Sale
$
1955
f 7s
Sale
68% Sale
70% Sale
110
109%
113
49% Sale
54% Sale
95 %
95% 95
96
Sale
MN
June 30.
Ask. Bid
90%
Sale
M
1.
Bid.
Sale
I
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
Ask
87,000 Toho Elec Power (Ltd) 7« ter A.-1955
Tokyo Eloctrlc Light (Ltd)
272,000
lat M
S Series
June 15 1953
5,000 Trenton Gas 5c Elec 1st 5s
.1949
26,000 Truax-Traei Coal con* A Vis.....1943
150,000 Trumbull Steel 1st • f os
1940
31
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
H
stock exchange
EXCHANGE—BONDS
2
84
1
84% June 13
June 19
7
May 31
May
1
Feb. 28
Jan.
4%
97%
74%
74%
12
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14
Feb. 21
5
12 107% June 16
5
89% Feb. 19
5
14% Feb. 23
5
89% Feb.
MATURED BONDS
(Negotiability Impaired by Maturity)
Sales in
Price
June.
N.
Value.
PRICES IN JUNE.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
Y.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
1934.
Bid.
FOREIGN GOV'T & MUNICIP AL'S
Mexico Treas 6s *13 assent large._1933 J
2,000
Small
J
6
Ask
11%
June
1.
Bid.
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
12
6
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
12
2%
1.
Highest.
Sole Prices.
8% Jan.
6
June
6
6% June
6
8
11
6
6
11% Feb. 26
June
Feb.
24
RAILROADS
5,000 {Burl C R & Nor 1st & coll
577,000 {Chic R I & Pac ref 4s
192,000
1,000
5s
..
.1934 A
O
1934 A
Sec gold 4%s series A
1952 M
Milw & Nor 1st ext 4%s
(1880)...1934 J
Cons ext 4%s (1884)
1934 J
{Norfolk & Southern 1st g 5s....1941 M
89,000 {Norfolk South 1st & ref 5s
73,000 {R I Ark & Louis lst4%s
A
1961
F
...1934 M
35% Sale
22% Sale
32
36
24
Sale
S
23
25% Sale
D
72
O
Sale
94
D
65
N
14%
17%
7% Sale
A
Sale
S
St Louis Iron Mtn 8c South—
158,000
River 8c Gulf Dlv 1st g 4s
1933 M
5,000 {Seaboard Air Line 1st g 4s......1950 A
Gold 4s stamped....
9,000
.....1950 A
57,000
Refunding 4s.
1959 A
Atl Blrm Div 1st g 4s
40,000
Mayl933 M
N
48% Sale
59%
25
26
94
.....
30%
37%
17% Sale
16% Sale
57
17
io%^ 18%
8% Sale
14
18
30%
16%
15%
21
41%
17
June 28
June
4
June 26
June 12
36
June 19
34
June 28
25% June 13
20
Jan.
2
26
June
9
8
94
June
12
20% Jan.
78% Jan.
3
8
Jan.
9
Jan.
2
25
Feb.
June 19
47% Jan.
3
64
Apr. 28
June
20
60%
24%
56% June
2
62
23
June
5
23
19
20
21
June
8
23% June
9
10% June 13
18%
21
33
34
15%
17%
5
15
65
18% June
9
19% June 12
8%
20
5
14% Jan.
94
2
8
48% Feb.
31% Feb.
32% Feb.
97
May
95
May
40
Apr.
25
Apr.
18
28
23%
Sale
9%
91%
37%
Sale
Sale
34
22
24
16% June
15% June
Sale
23
O
S
38
57%
90
O
O
34
5
8% June 27
20
June
8
20
5
June
8
43% June
16% June
1
8
Jan.
10
2
5
31
29
19
20
5
Jan.
22
27
Feb.
6
17% Jan.
7% Jan.
14% Jan.
10
27
Feb.
5
5
14
Feb.
5
5
25% Feb.
5
18% Jan.
2
12
Jan.
3
48% May
25
Apr. 28
9% Jan.
15
INDUSTRIALS
268,000 {Abltibi Pow 8c Paper 1st 5s
1953 J
Bowman Biltmore Hotels 1st 7s
St amped
as to pay
D
18%
1934 A
26,000 {Botany Cons Mills 6%s
O
12
of $435 pt red
9,000 {Bway 8c 7th Ave 1st cons 5s
1943
{Chicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
8,000
Sept 1 1932 25% part paid.....
290,000 {Cuban Cane Products deb 6s... 1950
130,000 East Cuba Sugar 15-yr a t g 7%s._1937
73,000 Gelsenklrchen Mining6s
1934
242,000 {Gen Theatres Equip deb 6a
1940
22,000 {Gould Coupler 1st 15-yr a f 6s.. 1940
18,000 {Hoe (R) 8c Co 1st 6%s ser A
1934
89,000 {Interboro Rapid Transit 6s
1932
98,000
10-year conv 7% notes
....1932
106,000 Laclede G L ref 8c ext 5s.
1934
4,000 {Manatl Sugar 1st s f 7%s
1942
4,000
Stamped (Oct 1-931 coupon on)
M
{Paramount-Famous-Lasky
309,000
D
F
A
Proof of claim filed by owner
J
J
M
S
M
A
O
11
55
Sale"
Sale
"3% Sale
3
Sale
15
Sale
Sale
8%
12%
28%
Sale
58%
8%
A
O
22
O
33%
70%
Sale
Sale
76
Sale
3%
34
90%
9%
A
O
82%
A
O
A
O
8%
6%
4
13%
26%
23%
12%
14%
17
CO 0 £
Sale
30
49
Sale
J
60
June 28
10
June
17% June 29
28% June 25
34% June
7
13
June
15
28
June
1
32
79%
Sale
76
June 29
June
2
92
Sale
10
Sale
June
23%
16
June 20
16
20
16
June
15
51%
Sale
12
44%
50
7
52%
Sale
June
31% Jan.
70% Jan.
3
13
19% Mar.
Apr.
19
5
9
40
42
Jan.
June 27
2
80
79
9
Jan.
5
Jan.
95
23
10
Jan.
17
1*8
Feb.
8
20
Feb:
11
8
Apr.
2
Apr. 24
20
Feb.
18
Feb.
8
47% Apr.
10
9
29% Jan.
8
55% June 19
55% June 21
51% June 26
33% June 18
Jan.
8
June 26
Jan. 17
Jan.
8
55% June 21
66% Feb.
7
33
29%
51%
18%
21%
16
Jan.
29
21% June 30
Sale
42%
28%
11%
17%
9
55% June 19
Sale
43%
2
11
Jan.
6
51% June 26
33% June 18
21%
43%
28%
11%
-
Jan.
5
Sale
-
14
50
25
18
9
9
Feb.
Feb.
80
49% June
Sale
61
8% Feb.
22% Feb.
10
May 28
4
25% Jan.
Sale
34
2
8
20
11% June 21
44% June
1
31 %
Sale
June 19
2
59% June 25
10% June 29
41% June 26
35
-
June 27
93
2% J An.
7% Jan.
54% Apr.
3% Jan.
2S*
9% Feb.
9
11
Sale
31
80
47
17% June 18
17% June 11
51%
60
13
35
10
50%
51%
0
15
90
16%
42%
11%
44%
28%
32
17%
35%
O
5
31
Sale
D
2
June
22%
15
22
notesl942 J
June
56
D
-...1944 M N
J
3
12
9% June 11
59% June 25
4% June 19
16% June 16
55% June 12
7% June
2
32
23%
19%
27%
50
1945 J
1
77
49%
F
8%
17%
June
33
Sale
Sale
15
J~D
27%
60
9% June 26
55
35
16
Sale
15
Sale
16
17%
25%
J
10
59%
Sale
F
A
57%
33% June 29
15% June 15
—-
12%
A
M S
9%
Sale
3
3
59
11
A
Twenty-third St Ry ref 5s
1942 J
Union Elec Ry (Chicago) 59.....1945
A
For footnotes, see page 19.
47
2%
...—
9%
S
2,000 {Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s....1933 J
1,000 {Radio-Kelth-Orpheum 6s......1941 J
A
Sale
17%
16
3
9%
6s...1947
Proof of claim filed by owner
{Paramount Publix Corp 5%s._.1950
250,000 {Richfield Oil of Calif 6s
24,000 {Stevens Hotel 1st 6s series
235,000 {Studebaker Corp 6% gold
14
S
J
Certificates stamped modified
"2",066 {Met West Side El (Chic) 4s
1938 FA
31,000 {Pan-Am Pet Co (of Cat) conv 6s. 1940 J U
165,000
Sale
1934
42
June 25
June
7
June
5
25% June
40% June
8
9
35% Jan.
17
Jan.
9
2
41
Mar. 12
36
Apr. 10
28% Apr. 30
68% Feb. 19
151 24
Feb.
9
\
York Stock Exchange
New
RECORD
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES
Shares.
June
Jan. 1 to June 30...
June
125,619,530
340,859,129
16,800,155 x
213,277,322
1933.
1934.
Bond Sales.
1933.
1934.
Stock Sales.
DURING JUNE 1934.
$377,195,900
1,712,137,500
$267,056,600
....2,059,161,700
.
Jan. 1 to June 30
Prices are on basis of 100-share
In accor
ance
with
lots except in the case
tcoticf
a
effective Oct. 3 1915 all stocks are now quoted dollars per share
In a small way
■ ,
<
are disregarded in the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling
month in which they occur. No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
rule of the Stock Exchange,
of stocks which sell only
rash and deferred delivery
sales
mJnthiy range are shJwTinaSSS
regular
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE.
AGGREGATE SALES.
STOCKS
n. y. stock
In
Since
June.
exchange
Par.
Ask.
Bid
175
Albany & Susquehanna.100
20 Allegh A West Ry 4% gtd.100
400
728,062
38,200
140,100
811,400
81,100
57,200
2,000
100
Atchison Top A SFe
Preferred
100
Atlan Coast Line RR.—100
Baltimore A Ohio—
100
Preferred
100
Bangor A Aroostook......50
Preferred
———100
'0
90 Beech Creek RR
52,700
2,600
200
1,100
400
89,300
30
10
516,900 Bklyn-Manhattan Transit
19,000
$6 preferred series A
*
13,500 Brooklyn A Queens Translt
Preferred
......
7,600
7,500 Boston A Maine
100
924,500 Canadian
615
385
1,000
68,900
500
2,100
25
Pacific
220 Canada Southern.
..100
30 Carolina Clinch A Ohio ..100
33,300
43,600
5,100
7,200
1,700
2,900
60
220
260
3,300
110
8,800
39,300
3,200
30
700
300
11,600
8,500
1,700
92",400
200
200
500
330
2,900
700
27,500
700
210
110
6,200
"""140
20
170
"2", 500
900
16,600
7,200
40
5,200
120
110
100
90
4,800
100
"'"280
13,000
11,000
2,200
14,700
70
220
1,100
1,150
10
196,000
"2",356
7,500
200|
79%
Sale
38%
Sale
Sale
22%
Sale
26%
Sale
28
95
26
33%
97 %
31
Sale
80 %
4%
42
10
85%
5%
50%
13 X
12 % Sale
42%
56
70
72
60
40%
1%
1%
72 X
Sale
2%
2
100
48%
—
52,500 Hudson A Manhattan
9,600
Preferred
100
loo
81%
88%
50 N Y Lackawanna A West. 100
a
Optional sale,
x
Ex-dividend,
48
10%
9%
13% Sale
56%
95
68
95
90
62
Sale
64
45%
Sale
47%
Sale
3%
Sale
3
4
3
June 15
13% June 28
51% June
4
85
June 19
92
June 19
62
June
1
45% June
2
3
June 29
3% June 26
16
June 16
12% Jan.
4
3%
June 16
June 14
4
June 30
June
8
93% June
8
5% June
4
50% June 12
June
Feb.
21
Apr.
2
70
Jan.
6
62
85
4
Sale
Sale
3 %
7%
June
5
15
4%
Jan.
17
Sale
9%
Sale
17%
Sale
Sale
4%
16
3%
5%
4%
11%
8
6%
2%
62%
74%
42%
33%
Sale
23
30
23
18
3%
6%
50%
22%
Sale
7%
20%
Sale
June 26
5% June
21
27% June 18
20% June 13
Sale
1
6
17%
13
9
28
Sale
4
4%
7%
8
15%
18%
20%
%
1% June 16
1% June 19
1
10
5
11
5
% June 30
25
June
12
5
6% June
5
7
June
4
16
June
70
60
19
16
147
140
4
3%
12%
140
17
14%
50%
14%
1%
4%
7%
2%
%
1%
24
19
25
Sale
1%
3%
4%
14%
1
1%
3%
%
1%
18
June
June
19
13% June 22
1
June 28
3% June 29
June 28
2
June
64% June
7
17% June 22
9
June
8
5
2%
3
4
8%
22
4
5%
69%
32%
Sale
Sale
Sale
83
37%
o
1
15
18% Sale
32% Sale
18%
17%
120% 124
108
Sale
'110
120
135
I 91
99
87
...
y
Sale
A
Sale
^
27% Sale
Sale
22%
3%
5%
67%
32%
Sale
17
Sale
9
Sale
4
5%
72
34
1%
17
14
28%
Sale
17%
20
30% Sale
123
124
91
16
7
May
May
2
3
7
,15
3% Mar.
7% Jan.
14% June
8
June
16
June
4
15% June 12
1% June 20
4 % June
1
27
7
June 28
2
2 % June
% June
1% June
June
6
June
8
8% June
7
2
1
4
6
21
3%
5%
67%
32%
%
1%
14
June
June 26
25% June
18
2
June
5
June 29
June 27
June
2
June 16
June
1
2
June 251
30% June
120% June
4% June 27
10% June 16
25% June 16
4
June
1
6 % June
9
68% June 28
37
June 15
% June 29
1% June 18
14
June 26
32% June 19
22% June
9
26! 37
June
8
2 123% June 29
120
Ex-rights.
48% Jan.
June
June
3%
4%
May
Jan.
4% June
June 27
Sale
1%
4%
Cash sales,
13
7
5
2
Sale
2
16
17% June 16
55% June 13
23
3
6% June
5
May 14
18% June 19
20
2
2
13%
11
% June 30
3
Jan.
2
June 12
June 11
5
June
9%
9
10
Jan.
15
2
18
June
14% June
48% June
Sale
12
13
4
16
a
June
4% June
8
15% June 28
15
15%
51% Sale
Sale
5% Jan.
June 11
% June
6% May
14%
Sale
May 14
175
12%
2
c
4
5
4
13%
27
26
16
7 % June
19
12%
18
35
16%
7%
6
3
3
25
22
61
5
8
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
12
June 16
63%
21%
15
16
June 19
22 % June
38
June
4%
4%
15%
15
Jan.
13% Jan.
28
38
5
13
41
Sale
36
10%
% Jan.
1
5
June 21
June
2
25
40
5
June
2
20% May 12
5% Jan. 19
5
J an. 25
10
Mar. 19
49
2
Sale
8%
10%
4%
5%
21%
June
24% June 18
18% June
23 % June
24
Sale
18% June 20
1% June
9
1% June 11
5
15
50
17
35
Sale
2
June 26
16
4
4
12
20
June 14
57
June 19
25% June 16
10% June 16
June
49
27
20
June 13
7
1
Sale
62%
16%
7%
4
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2% Jan.
3% Jan.
26% June 28
23
June
2
June 28
3
June 13
33
28% June 25
22% June 25
2
60%
21% Sale
5
2
74% Apr.
3
38
Jan. 25
June
18
18
Feb.
Jan.
16
June 29
10
7
54
Jan.
5
June
18
25
16
3%
7%
5
17
Sale
5*
Sale
3%
5% June
5
4% June 25
7% June
9
22
23
20
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
3 % May 14
6%
L3%
2%
4%
June
9
June 18
June
9
June 13
5
June 12
7% June 19
10%
19%
3 %
6%
1
22
Sale
9
7%
5% Sale
4
4%
11
7%
5
2%
62%
74%
42%
32%
32%
23
25%
June
3
17
2
22
3
8% June 30
16% June 23
Sale
3
20% June
7 % June
"1%
1%
18%
22%
17%
60%
a
Sale
Sale
8%
17%
53
7%
1
4% Jan.
2
6% May 14
June
9
23% Sale
8%
"
7%
3%
21
16%
1
1%
1"
1%
18% Sale
23%
24%
Sale
8
4% June 30
7% June
2
Sale
16
Sale
%
2% May 14
6% Jan.
4
5
Apr. 12
Sale
2
11%
%
Sale
Sale
7%
9
5% June
June 30
10
Sale
8
5
3% June 12
8% June
9
June 30
Sale
3%
10
6
Sale
7
1
39% Jan.
2% Jan.
1% Jan.
71
3
2
50
74
4
June 19
92% June 23
73
June 16
48% June 16
3% June
9
51% June
88
88%
2,133,200 New York Central...
1,498,327
Rights....
value,
6%
5
35
50%
83%
53
50
1,270 Nash Chatt A St Louis...l00
17,910 Nat RysofMex 2nd pref..100
9,210
1st preferred..
...100
1,050 tNew Orl Tex A Mexico ...100
2,510 New York A Harlem...... 50
10
10% nen-cum pref
50
Sale
15%
.—.50
49,900 N. V Gbtcago A St Louis. 100
137,900
Preferred series A..... 100
93
Sale
10
JManhat'n Ry Co. 7% gu.100
Mod 5% guar
100
Market Street Ry
100
Preferred..............100
Prior preferred
10«
Second preferred
100
^Minneapolis A St Louis.100
Minn St Paul ASS M
100
Preferred
100
Leased line...
100
Mo Kan-Texas
•
Preferred series A...... 100
^Missouri Pacific
....!»«
Convertible preferred.. 100
Morris A Essex
11
29% June 13
41% June 11 43
108
Juue 13 111
Sale
90%
6%
54%
5%
7%
3%
14
4% Sale
7% Sale
3,010 <nt Rys of Cent Amer
_..*
490
Certificates....
•
2,385
Preferred
100
10 Jollet A Chicago 7% gtd..l00
68,200 Kansas City Southern
100
19,100
Preferred
100
236,600 Lehigh Valley
50
82,500 Louisville A Nashville....100
2i0
37%
Sale
45
391,100 Illinois Central....
100
8,200
6% pref series A....
100
1,490
Leased line stock
100
3,700
RR sec stock ctfs ser A 1000
101,000 tlnterboto Rap Tran v t c 100
600
Certificates of deposit
*
2,800
141,100
6,250
2,140
3,900
2,720
25,800
8,500
3,500
6,210
221,300
134,300
65,300
148,900
Sale"
38
93
7
50
Colorado A Southern.... 100
1st preferred.........—100
2d preferred... ....
100
Consolld RR of Cuba pref.100
Cuba RR pref
100
753,300 Great Northern pref
100
19,000 Gulf Mobile A Northern..100
22,900
Preferred
.100
3,000 Havana Elec. Ry
*
540
Preferred
100
40
26
2
1
33%
33%
"3~" Sale"
Special
6,900 Duluth South Sh A Atl—100
5,400
Preferred..............100
183,500 Erie
100
79,700
First preferred
100
25,200
Second preferred....
100
100 Erie A Pittsburgh......
50
36% June 22
92
June 21
5% June
4
47% June 12
9% June
6
2
June
2
167
100
182,100 Delaware A Hudson
100
709,300 Del Lack A Western
50
74,400 Denver Rio Gr A Wes pref 100
50 Detroit A Mackinac Ry—100
700
Preferred
100
Sale
Sale
111
2
26
Sale
42%
43
June
June
21% June
23% Sale
Sale
110
Jan. 10 82
51% May 14 73%
70% Jan.
5 89
34% May 14 54
21
May 12 34
24% Jan.
9 37
39% Jan.
9 46%
95% Jan.
5 111
31
Jan. 25 36
28% Mar. 27 40%
82% Jan.
4 94%
8%
4% Jan.
8
41
Jan. 18
58%
19%
9% June
62% June 19
89% June 27
42% June 13
June
38
39%
Sale
40%
Highest.
Sale Prices.
79
Sale
23%
25 %
41%
101
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
52
Sale
41
756,400 Chicago A North West...100
Preferred
1
100
75,800
84,900 tChlc Rock Isl A Pac
100
34,900
7% prefferred..
.....100
27,600
6% preferred
100
440 Chi St P M A O 7% Pref.,100
480
Common
100
30 Cine Sand & Clev 6% pref._50
190 Cleveland A Pittsburgh—50
5,879
5,250
1,150
76,200
2,110
101%
38
50
52,900 Chicago Great Western..100
71,900
Preferred
100
80 fChic Indianap A Louis pflOO
164,700 Chic Mil St Paul A Pacific--*
550,000
Preferred
100
20
N
Sale
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices.
82
98%
59%
87%
100
25
100
—100
7,600 Central RR of N J
594,600 Chesapeake A Ohio
6,400 tChlc A East 111 RR
29,800
6% preferred
220
1,030
Sale
70
Common
"9",2 00
54
82
-—100
Stamped
100 C C C A St Louis pref
1,400
2,800
Sale
57
71
Lowest.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
175
Bid.
Sale Prices.
June 30.
June 1.
1934.
Shares.
93,700
4,600
15,100
59,100
6,200
2,600
1.
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
Shares.
outside of the
96
June
16
96
June 16
X Companies reported in receivership.
Jan.
35
Feb.
11
Jan.
15% Jan.
12% May
48% Jan.
Jan.
10
5
Feb.
June 27
Feb.
16
Feb.
5
Feb.
6
Feb.
1
June 30
Mar. 29
May 23
Apr. 28
7
Feb.
Apr. 26
5
Feb.
18% Mar. 12
56% Apr. 24
85
June 19
92% June 23
92
Feb.
3
48% June 16
7
Feb. 17
8
Feb. 16
84% Apr. 27
5% Feb.
1
11% Feb. 19
7
Apr. 24
8% Feb.
5
13% Fen.
5
Feb.
Feb.
5
16
6% Feb.
9% Feb.
7
6
15
28
Feb.
6
11% Feb.
6% Apr.
15
7
8
49
Mar. 12
May 11
Apr. 30
Feb.
1
Feb.
9
30
Feb.
3
6% Feb.
5
10% Jan. 23
76%
44%
40%
33%
73% Feb.
1
33% Feb.
5
13% Mar. 28
7
Feb.
6
18%
1%
2%
24%
28%
June 20
Apr. 20
Apr. 20
Feb.
5
23
Apr.
May
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
60
32%
16%
35%
1%
8%
12%
26%
Apr. 26
21
1
5
20
21
23
Apr. 19
Feb.
7
Jan. 24
38% Feb.
5
50
Apr. 26
66
May
2
24% Feb.
6
13% Jan.
2
10
Jan.
8
7
Apr. 18
6% Apr. 18
22% Apr. 17
135
Feb. 14
19% Apr. 21
27% Apr. 21
21% Feb.
5
62% Apr. 20
32%
19%
2%
8%
12%
4%
1 %
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
Feb.
29
12
17
24
21
24
28
6
Apr. 20
Mar. 10
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
6
5
Feb.
7
Apr.
18
24
Mar. 7
Jan.
Apr.
4
Feb. 21
Feb.
9
Mar. 14
Apr. 24
Apr. 23
Feb.
1
May
4
June
16
July
AGGREGATE
In
'
STOCKS
Since
n
t
Jan. 2
exchange
stock
Par.
35,900
14,500
3,500
1,200
100
561,300 NTNHft Hartford
Convertible preferred.. 100
137,600
60,200 N Y Ontario & Western..100
600
100
9,500 NYRya pf
24,000 t Nor folk Southern...
20,300 Norfolk 8c Western...
220
June
1934.
'
Shares
2,400
Preferred
3,440
.......
100
100
Bid.
15%
24
8%
1%
1X
161X
85
Ask
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
IX
Sale
Sale
330 Northern Central........-50
63,800
592,800 Northern Pacific...——-100
23
.......-.10
10,420 Pacific Coast
First preferred.....—....*
7,400
3d preferred.........
5,595
*
878,300 Pennsylvania
.......50
4,800 Peoria 8c Eastern........100
2
~
V.666
100
16,700 Pere Marquette
Prior preferred
100
13,600
Preferred
...100
8,890
9,910 Phila Rapid Transit Co
50
13,239
7% preferred
—50
8,800 Plttab 8c West Virginia..100
Pitts C C & St Louis
100
500
200
290
460
200
50
Pitts Ft Wayne 8c
Preferred
250
Chicago. 100
100
250 Plttsb McKeesp 8c Yough ..50
40 Pitts Youngs Ac Ash pf 7% 100
2,000
23,600 Reading Company
.....50
3.600
First preferred
.......50
Second preferred...
10,000
50
10
30 Rensselaer 8c Saratoga—100
300
4,900 Rutland RR. pref—-100
2,600
700
3,500
3,600
20
/
3,020
14" 400
50,500
10,600
'"600
1,300
2,000
160
43X
350
107,000
3,400
—
100
26,900
45X
Sale"
32
35
38%
39%
38%
30
30%
115
"7%
10
Sale
2X
2% Sale
IX Sale
*
100
\H
19% Sale
25X Sale
29 % Sale
27
18X
V
4
112^4
100
71X
39
20
Sale
75
40
47
2% Sale
3% Sale
12
—100
2
13
Sale
100
5
Sale
10
88,200
321,220
Western Pacific
Preferred
620 Wheeling Ac Lake Erie
100
10
Preferred..
......100
......
INDUSTRIAL
50
28,900
30
15,200
4,900
600
Alasaa
A
P
W
"25"
51
47%
38%
June
2
2% June 29
183% June 28
June
100
June
9
June 25
87% June 12
June
2
26% June 16
June
Gold
82
81
5
21% Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
6
4
19
3
32 % June 19
Jan.
June
June
June
2
June 14
June 27
June
8
28% May 14
16
28% June 16
43% June 18
34
June
2
4 % June
8
9% June 18
19
June
8
2
24%
37%
11%
1%
4%
183%
8 100
87
/' Mar. 10
2
iex Jan.
10
18
13
June 19 165
40
28%
1%
Sale
39
37
129
126
Prices.
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Jan.
16
Apr. 20
June 28
June
9
May 15
Apr. 20
6% Mar. 14
11% Apr. 20
6% Mar. 14
36
37A
Feb.
Feb.
U*
8
38
19
17
Feb.
8
Jan.
12
16
Apr. 24
Apr. 23
Apr. 23
Apr. 25
Apr. 24
Jan.
3
27
Feb.
21
165
June
19
Jan.
10* Jan.
11*
June 19
10
8% June
2%
3%
3
2% June
3% June
16% June
3%
-
if*
iB
15
2 '
Sale
Sale
24
Sale
24
Sale
29%
6
114
25
35
26
32
June 19
43
25
Sale
June
9
12
18
19
16
June
June
June
June
June
1%
2%
26%
28%
5
5%
4%
22
Sale
123
75%
75%
3% Sale
84%
75%
75%
3%
6%
24
I
June
28
119
24%
Sale
Sale
6% June 15
5% June 16
June
127
80%
June
June
8
June 19
85% June 27
5%
Sale
Sale
5% June
2
3% June
9
6% June 13
4
Sale
A*
Sale
4
June
1
4
11%
Sale
13
15
5% Sale
11% Sale
11%
14%
5
11%
24%
45
3%
17%
5%
Sale
3
June 26
June 26
28%
10% June
2
28% June 26
40
36
1
13% June
8
17
June
8
6% June
8
13% June 18
28% June 26
36
June 27
10% June
2
16% June 13
5
June
June 27
30
45
33%
107
107%
8%
7% Sale
86
77%
77%
27%
26% Sale
9%
8% Sale
5
5%
5A
6%
6% Sale
Sale
94
98%
2
2% Sale
21%
19% Sale
5%
5%
2%
2% Sale
13
12%
12%
12
11%
12%
11%
11% Sale
o
c
Pref series A 340 warr'ts 100
45
110
Sale
106% June
7% June
86
77% June
28%
26
107%
9%
77%
29%
10%
5%
7%
101%
2%
22%
6%
June
June
Sale
June
6
Sale
June
Sale
91% June
2% June
2%
Sale
19
13%
5%
2%
11%
11%
11%
20
15
6
Sale
Sale
13
June
June
June
3
June
2
June
12
June 29
126
June
19
15
Feb.
7
1
June
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
6
Apr.
4
Mar.
8
Mar.
Apr. 20
Jan.
Feb.
1% Jan.
18% Jan.
21% May
y<y* May
6
Apr. 26
Apr. 20
Jan.
Feb.
June 27
May 21
May 18
Jan.
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Mar. 29
Mar. 28
Jan.
2% Jan.
Jan.
25*
Mar.
Apr. 26
25
Jan.
June 27
35
89
Jan.
43
Jan.
i?m
6% Jan.
70% Jan.
June
16
June
13
7%
4%
6%
91%
1%
17%
77
34
Janl
May
Jan.
June
Jan.
May
18
June 11
June 28
30
Apr. 26
Mar. 14
Jan.
June
12
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
Apr. U
Jan.
16
June 22
1
Jan.
110% Jan.
71% Jan.
76
May
c70% Feb.
2% Jan.
3% Jan.
2% Jan.
8% Jan.
12
6
Feb. 21
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
18% Jan.
5% June
IX Jan.
16
June
2
5
56% Feb.
9
41% June
39% June 19
Feb.
2%
2%
12%
20%
June
8
5
9
2%
5%
5%
5%
11%
7%
9%
106%
3%
23%
7%
5%
Jan.
June
May
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14% June 18
13% June 18
13% June 13
June
June
Jan.
Mar.
7% May
39
23% June
5% June
4% June
49% Mar. 21
133
33% Feb.
29% Jan.
June 28
3% June 12
4% June
9
16% June 13
20% June
23% June
29% June
31
40
81
80
2%
43
Sale
26
June 19
9
June
2
Sale
30
1
Sale
6
2
25
Sale
21%
23%
11*
43
June 19 126
11
32
*
141% Jan.
51 % June 26
41% June
9
39% June 19
1
5
June 26
8%
19
MIn.10
Paper Co
Jan.
Jan.
161
3% Jan.
June
45% June
39% June
41
38
48%
622,100 Allegheny Corp
*
Pref series A130 warr'ts .100
171,600
Pref series A 130 ex-war .100
36,400
36,300
1
June
Mar.
18
....*
Juneau
June
7% May 12
5
% June
3
1% Jan.
Mar.
45
.......100
Adams MUlls
10,500
27% June 18
8 % June
8
June
13% May 14
6
23% Jan.
49
40
66,262 Addressograph Multlgraph 10
29,600 \dtance Rumely
*
......*
61,400 \fflllated Products
114,500 Air Reduction inc....___...*
36,900 Air-Way Elec Appll Corp
*
1,011,300
June 19
MISCELL.
At
Preferred
274,600
600
900
AA
8% Sale
......
3,100
10,700
1,500
109,200
27,100
9,500
2,400
2
*
2,200 Abraham Ac Straus.....
Preferred
2,640
........100
382,100 Adams Express
*
760
A*
3% Sale
119%
1,200
Preferred B............100
353,500 Western Maryland
100
Second preferred..
31,200
100
10
3
IX
100
16,900
10
aVA
Sale
35,000 J**-abash.. ..............100
Preferred A..
70,800
......100
3,900
8%
4%
1;500
6,800
17,900
1,100
17
133
125
37%
123
18
60 Vicks Shreve & Pac Ry Co. 100
20
5% preferred—.......100
2
49
Sale
35
Preferred
June
Highest.
Sale
Prices
139
43
...........100
..........100
Preferred
Union Pacific
14% June
Sale
165
160%
49%
13
......
Sale
Sale
138%
139
a
11.670
12,500
-
100
...100
1,521,700 Southern Pacific Co
747,800 Southern Railway.... —100
Preferred.
100
191,700
Mobile 8c Ohio certlfa..l00
4,900
.100
23,300 Texas & Pacific..
..100
16,200 Third Avenue
36,410 Twin City Rapid Transit...*
15
24
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Prices
91
91
140
....
13
Preferred
JAtiAA':
—-
13
171,700 ^Seaboard Air Line
22,200
8%
18%
.......100
Preferred
Sale
S20%
2r«
4
7
t Louis Southwest...
370
1,000
159,700
34
24%
2X
IX
5
3%
17X Sale
73%
108%
...100
Preferred
■
1
25
4
3
16
Ask.
7X :• 7%
7%
IX
1%
2%
2%
2%
2%
180
181% 184
180
100
97
100
87 X
86%
85%
22
Sale
23% Sale
2%
3X
3%
2%
8%
8%
5%
5%
Sale
Sale
28%
6%
4%
25
Sale
27%
41
40
42%
45
31
34
39%
32%
4
3%
3%
5X
6%
11
8%
7%
19
35
19
21%
2X
173X
96%
22
2
IX
SOX Sale
Lowest.
June 30.
H
7X
15
2 %
65,800 $St Louis-San Francisco. 100
69,500
Sale
Sale
15
24
15%
2%
4%
,
4»*.! Bid.
23%
2X
3%
2%
29%
3%
25 X
37%
Sale
1.
Bid.
85
150
113,800
RANGE SINCE
Price
Jan. 1.
Shares
33
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
PRICES IN JUNE.
SALES,
June.
-
STOCK
N. Y.
1934.]
Apr. 18
Apr. 30
Feb.
5
Apr. 19
Apr.
5
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
Feb.
6
Jan.
24
Apr. 26
Jan.
15
Apr. 24
Feb.
1
16% Apr. 10
14% Apr.
9
14% Apr. 10
i
400
21,300
700
20,400
1,300
1,200
400
22,500
710
43,700
5,490
4,400
300
Sale
14
*
100
Sale
133
...
494,200
11,000
184,300
33,700
Amer Car At
100
16,700
200
Preferred
.........100
6,400
*
24,500 American Chicle......
Am
Coal
Co of
Alleghany
Preferred..
..........
18
131
Sale
130
18% June 19
June
June
Sale
32%
33
33%
45
..100
June
130
June 22
17% June 13
15
126%
122%
13%
12%
June 16
Feb. 23
Feb. 17
Jan.
June 22
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Mar. 12
23%
May 14 160%
16 130
23%
May
Jan.
20%
May
June
18
June
8
33% June
55% June
32% June
18% June
50
19
142
8
25*
8
41% Jan.
June
9
19
25% Jan.
14% Jan.
4
June
40
4
45
Jan.
Mar. 13
55% June
8
40
21
19% Sale
46%
46% Sale
Sale
12%
10%
69
59% Sale
24%
24%
26%
107%
107% 109
Sale
94
96%
145
143% 144
American Can............25
14,900
1,300
40
33
Amer Agrlc Chemical (Del).*
156,500 American Bank Note......10
Preferred
.....50
5,290
200,000 American Beet Sugar......*
Preferred
.........100
22,670
47,300 Am Brake S At F
Preferred..............100
3,070
146,300
39,700
1,400
Sale
32%
*
...
19
Sale
127% June
127% Sale cl27
14% June
15% Sale
15% Sale
13% June
14% Sale
13%
14
4
June
4
4%
4% Sale
33% 32% June
31%
33% 31%
49% June
50
Sale
50%
51%
Preferred
6,700
...•
368,700 Mils Chalmers Mfg
27,300 Alpha Portland Cement
*
34,200 Amalgamated Leather
1
Preferred
50
10,800
*
152,200 Amerada Corp
Amer Agrlc Chem (Conn)..*
Preferred
6,200
26,800
....*
3,100 Alleghany Steel
173,600 Allied Chem At Dye
Sale
Sale
Sale
9% June
56% June
24% June 30
June
110
106
Sale
91% June
143% June
147
34
22%
49%
13%
72%
27%
June
5 110
June 23
June
19
June
18
June 19
June 26
99% June 19
2
9 145
June
6
Jan.
4
4
7% Jan.
4
46% Jan.
23 % May 18
96
Jan.
10
90% May 14
6
126% Jan.
36
25%
50%
13%
72%
38
110%
107%
145%
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
June
June
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
24
27
27
19
18
6
18
15
13
I
6.400
Foundry._..__.*
Preferred..............100
10
14,000
24,600
424,300
16",400
73",300
400
7,400
Chain........—*
7X
21X
47 X
American
690
300
25 X
40 X
25
County, N J
American Colortype.......
Am Com AlcohoF
6,500
1,200
4,100
1,600
700
600
3,300
11,800
600
15,200
4,500
120
6,600
1,900
6,200
36,400
3,100
33,200
400
1,430
♦
Securities
Co
Am Ac Foreign
*
100
Power
•
——..—-*
Preferred
56,100
Preferred (6)
39,300
2d pref A
47,200
.....*
75,700 Am Hawaiian Steamship...It
31,200 Amer Hide At Leather.......*
Preferred
100
30,300
..1
44,400 Amer Home Products
*
124,500 American Ice
Preferred....
.......100
11,800
*
259,200 Amer Internat Corp..
40,400 Am La France At Foamite...*
Preferred..
.........100
3,350
.....*
124,600 Amer Locomotive
Preferred
......100
31,100
—
—
•
110,800 Am Mach At Foundry
107,600 Amer Machine At Metals....
Voting trust ctfs—...
*
25,000
386,000 American Metal............*
3,800
6% Conv preferred.....100
16,940 American News Co......—
No par value,
53 X
Rights—
Encaustic Tiling
Am European
655",900
2
z
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights,
30
3X
Sale
2% Sale
5X
6%
Amer
American Express
34", 166
18
10
20
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
49 X
85
350
8X Sale
18
13
10%
18
Sale
14%
Sale
Sale
19% Sale
Sale
41
7%
25%
9
June 19
5
30
June
14
7% June
8
June
13
25%
35
28
June
56
57
55
June 26
60% June 18
26
33
26
33
27
June 16
27
3% June 29
4
3%
33%
30
5
Sale
2% Sale
5%
6%
88
350
7%
18%
15%
10%
14%
6%
Sale
19%
Sale
Sale
Sale
47
49
a
23
42
10%
Sale
7% Salo
37%
38
8% Sale
1%
1%
9% Sale
23% Sale
52
6
2
18% June
39% June 23
8
7% June
Sale
Sale
56
7X
7%
32% Sale
27 X Sale
6% Sale
35%
37%
7% Sale
X
IX
2%
3%
28% Sale
13% Sale
3% Sale
3
3%
18 X Sale
73
Sale
21X Sale
20%
41%
28
6%
28%
33
Sale
Sale
14
14%
7% Sale
7
Sale
22% Sale
72%
26
Optional sale,
86
Sale
c
3%
33%
4%
Sale
1% Sale
7
5%
88
8
32
1% June 27
5% June
2
8%
7% June
19% June
15% June
10
14
6*
55
Sale
1
7
Sale
56
15
14%
9% Sale
9
8%
24
Sale
June
2
June 28
%
6%
22%
5
4
4
30
29
30
21
28
49
June
14
June
1
2
7%
2
7% June 22
7
June
1
1
21% June
76%
84
76
25
27
25
Oash sale.
2
7
1
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
6%
32
28%
28
32%
34%
34%
6%
6% Sale
38
.37%
37%
24%
2
June 16
June 11
22
39% June 13
32
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
7
3% Jan. 29
June
2
1% June 27
5% June
2
June 13
6% June 14
3
35% Feb. 21
6% Feb.
5
62% Jan. 31
5
Feb.
16
10% Feb.
3
350
20% Sale
15% Sale
10% Sale
14
15%
8
6%
7%
June
33% Feb.
5
56% Feb.
5
12% Feb.
7
40
Apr. 24
60% June 18
18% June
38%
6%
20%
46%
June
5
June 12
9% June 13
21% June 14
7
17
May 10
Feb.
6
12
Jan.
Jan.
4
9%
13%
6%
26%
26%
6%
35%
6%
X
Jan.
4
May 14
May 24
May 14
Jan.
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
7
June 13
June 12
18
12
15%
7%
32%
35%
8%
40 %
June
June
June
June
June
June
9% June
1% June
9 % June
9
16
14
18
8
8
13
2
1
27
June
9
56% June 21
4
4
Jan.
49
9
13
June
June
June
June
June
27
27
12
23
8
18
3% Jan.
4% Jan. 24
_
73
21
$ Companies reported in receivership.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
5
Mar. 26
Feb.
6
Apr.
4
6
Mar. 13
Feb.
5
Jan.
9%
9%
24%
79%
27%
Apr. 26
Feb.
June
June
6
May 22
22% June
16
6
Feb. 16
Feb.
5
Mar. 15
4
2
3
May 11
May 22
Feb. 15
Feb. 15
Mar. 13
34
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE
PRICES IN JUNE.
STOCKS
Shares.
47,500
1934.
598,700 Amer Power A Light
85,200
79,000
(5 preferred.,..
1,198,200 Am Radiator A Stand San
380
Preferred.
1,500
2,500
3,700
680
151,100
1,600
3,000
1,700
•
•
......100
American Republic^..
-
Sale
65*
•
15** Sale
13** Sale
14 ** Sale
106
118
38**
71,100 Amer Ship A Co mm
12,080 American Shipbuilding
1,536,300 Amer Smelt A Refining,
20
*
*
Preferred
100
100
490i
Preferred..
Amer Sol* A Chem
..
Sale
19
39%
3%
3**
Sale
•
16,500
2d Preferred......
29,000 American Snuff
130
Bid
6**
Ask
Sale
Lowest.
June 30
Bid
7
Ask,
Sale
Sale
Highest.
Prices.
6** June
Sale
2
Lowest.
Prices.
Highest.
Lowest.
85* June 18
Sale Prices.
12 J* Feb.
6
5** Jan.
20**
23
18** Sale
13** Sale
119** 120
20** Sale
175* Sale
14** Sale
119** 120
20**
17**
125*
119**
June 30 235*
June
2 21
June
2 15**
June 20 120
June 18
June
135* Jan.
6
29**
12** Jan.
5
26**
12
May 14 175*
111** Jan. 23 121
16
June 19
June
7
Feb.
6
Feb.
7
Feb.
1
May 15
*
1,051,907 Am Rolling Mill
25
29,100 American Safety Razor...._•
53,300 American Seating.......
1
26,700,
June 1.
Ash.
•
Preferred (S)
$6 preferred
50
64",500
Bid
Par.
Pmatred
5,300
4,900
99,900
1.
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
NT. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
June.
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
25
100
Sale
44 5* Sale
Sale
100
71** Sale
49**
49**
106**
175* Sale
525* Sale
4%
Sale
22$ 2|*
38** Sale
114** 118
84
80**
58
118
Sale
120
54
165* June
51** June
3** June
21** June 19
545* June 25
1
45* June
Sale
18**
June
Sale
225* June
365* June
115** June
June
9
June 12
Sale
Sale
451
45*
235*
A2^
122
95**
59
120
Sale
127
Sale
84
57
59**
122** 120
4
125
June
June
165* May
36
1
*125
June 28
June 29
June
ri
Feb. 19
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
51** Feb. 15
June 29
125
95** June 30
Jan.
zl%
19** Jan.
355* May
100
Jan.
71** Jan.
485* Jan.
106
Feb.
95** June 30
59** June 27
June
28** Feb. 19
Apr. 26
Jan.
3** Jan.
13
59** June 27
23125
June 13
Corp....*
Preferred...
13,800
190,900 Amer Steel Poundrlea...
430
2.200
30,600
3,745} Preferred...
...100
19,000 American Store*
•
118,700 American Sugar Refining. 100
2,000
4,500
60,300
11,000
50,200
1,100
2,100
800
37,000
T,o66
7,300
10,500
9,6001
Preferred
100
......
86,900, Am Sum Toh.
•
..10'»
755,705 Amer Telep A Teleg
78,700;American Tobacco....
390,900
Claat B
11,1001
Preferred
40,500 $Amer Type Founders
16,505
Preferred
661,100 Am Wat Wka A EI
Certificate*
11,900
1st preferred
230,700 American Woolen..
25
25
100
...
134,300
*
•
100
•
20** Sale
Sale
Sale
70
38
48**
104
Sale
Sale
15
16
Sale
Sale
69** Sale
108
Sale
4**
5
111
67
Sale
8
18** Sale
14
155* Sale
15** Sale
79
59**
67* 68
43
41**
41**
55
65
655*
56** Sale
120** 112**
113% 114** 120
IVA
ii in
Sale
Sale
Sale
70** Sale
122
124
17
113
18
Sale
June
48*
70
June
June
17** June
111** June
68** June
735* JW
75** Sale
122** 121
June
June
if*
June
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
44**
66**
120**
205*
125**
825*
84**
13 5* May
1075* Jan.
June 29 i 65** Jan.
18 :
120** June 13
June
121
14
June
June
59**
37
43** June
46
66** June
120** June 211 103**
June
June
June
124
I 67
June 26
June 16
June
Jan.
107** Jan.
Sale
6
June
15**
Sale
15
June
18** Sale
20
Sale
17** June
18** June
21** June
75
Sale
75
Sale
54
60
745* June
6
10** June 26
58** June 25
13
Sale
12** June 12
65** June 12
124
58
6**
15
6**
17
6
Feb".
5
30
7
June 28
Jan.
Feb.
June 21
Mar. 13
Feb.
6
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
June 16
Feb. 21
4
Jan.
13
75*
Jan.
285* Feb. 21
7
275* Feb.
165* May
•
»
55
51
12** Sale
Preferred
100
Sale
65
71**
1
59
10**
105*
615*
77
June
Jan.
80
Feb.
5
8** May 14
May 14
17** Feb.
835* Feb.
7
1
4% Mar. 14
17** Apr. 23
3
5
I
27,700
15,800
4,100
300
183,800
1,000
3,500
80
300
4,100
149,400 Am Writing Paper Co. Inc.l
71,026'
63,700
3,900
1,688,140
7,500
48,200
2,980
2,600
59,100
300
3,200
400
"""220
1,600
4,000
1,000
180
Copper Mining Co...*
A-cherDaniel*Mid..
Preferred
1
lOf
2
7
Sale
6
5%
6
Sale
39
38**
14** Sale
8
11
Sale
20
86
88**
7**
W
27
112
26**
110
Sale
77
4% Sale
2** Sale
595* Sale
Preferred
43
stg
48
UK
Sale
8
Sale
95
100
6
9
29**
Sale
2,400)
2d preferred
100
940 Associated OH
.25
50
Sale
Sale
980 Atl G A W I SS Lines
4,8001
Preferred..
528,000 Atlantic Refining
59,600. Atlas Powder....
5,420
100
25**
13
25**
45
•
90
Sale
...»
Sale
•
Sale
•
Sale
...100
26,400 Atlas Tack Corp
600,700 Auburn Automobile
159,500 Austin, Nichols At Co
2,480
Prior A
Austrian Credit Anstalt
Autosales
Preferred
.
20
Sale
Sale
100
79,406 Beatrice Creamery........25
ilo
3,706
Preferred
16,800 Beech-Nut Packlna...
298,400 Beidlng-Hemingway
3,700, Bon Ami class A
600
1,200
10,200
3,900
"""120
51,100
3,200
5,500
6,000
260
19,300
...
50,866;Brunswlck-Balke-Coll
53,360|Bucyrus-Erle Co;
14,960
4,800
2,200
187,000
139,700
500
15,460
950
1,800
3,600
8,900
1,300
1,266
20,400
500
326,620
15,500
3,600
"""410
2,290
3,800
1,300
2,700
15,400
37,660
2,100
560
A
Oath sale,
13,760
221,900
4,100
a
June
165* June 13
June
13
6
June 30
21** June 13
June
100
June
7
June
9
29
June
31
June
June
115
June
90
June
14
16!
9
115** June 20
6
92** June
9
6** June
5** June
25* June
645* June
June
27)
June 28
68** June
715* June 28
45* June
6** June
June
8
June
4
6** June
1** June
115* June 26
60** June
1
13** June
9
63** June 19,
75* June 14'
2
June
8
55
40**
38
June
4
39
June
19
14
June
1
14
June
14
20
245*
485*
100**
25
50
Sale
10
6
Sale
Sale
27
8** Sale
27** 32**
89
92**
10** Sale
30
7** Sale
75*
Sale
28 J*
Sale
295*
Sale
925*
95
Sale
95
WA
60
86
Sale *
•
9
115*
Sale
95** Sale
17** Sale
118
23** June
445* June
99** June
9
275*
49**
100**
10**
37**
June
22** June
115* June
57
14
11
June
8
June
9
June 28
June 18
June
9
14
60
June
June
June 21
16
June 27
9
Feb.
13
June 30
245* Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
18
Jan.
8
84
Feb.
5 100
6
May
26** Jan.
110
Jan.
76** Jan.
4** Jan.
2** Jan.
55
Jan.
8
9
n*
31
17
12
23
24 115** June 20
2
93** Apr. 26
8
3
Apr. 13
6
3
68** June 15
35* Jan. 10
5
4** Jan.
5
16
50** Feb. 16
175* Apr. 11
3**
755*
715*
85*
10**
Apr. 12
Apr. 13
June 28
Feb.
9
Apr. 21
Jan.
Jan.
95* Apr. 23
11** Jan.
6
18** Feb.
Apr. 20
Apr. 20
Apr. 25
1
50
50
Feb. 15
Jan.
Jan.
29** Jan.
12
May
13
May
215* May
35** Jan.
83
a*
24
35**
55**
101**
16**
575*
Jan.
7** Jan.
22** June
7
Jan.
irA
31% May
Apr. 12
Apr. 24
Feb.
5
Mar. 13
Apr. 17
Mar. 14
Mar. 13
Mar.
5
Apr.
28
6
June 30
7** June
10
43
97
June
2
June
6
June 29
115* June
31
4** June
27** June
1
1
48
9,
55* Feb. 10
105* Jan.
9
9** May 10
16
June 12i
99** June 20
5
30
June 15,
June
8
Jan.
8
86** Jan.
9
Jan.
2
16** Jan.
9
35
3
Feb.
5
645* Apr. 21
99** June 20
6** Feb.
5
38** Apr. 12
14
Sale
26**
37
65**
29**
11**
28
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
18
88
38
45"
56** Sale
76
80
145*
16**
29**
315*
59**
26**
105*
18
120
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
98
16
Sale
95
15
91
100
86
60
33
14
Sale
60**
61
Sale
26
27
22
102** 105
50
43**
54
52**
11** June
1155* June
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26
11
10**
10**
22
16**
105** 107** 105
50
43**
545* Sale
52**
81
81** 77
79
Sale
24**
Sale
265*
Sale
22
Sale
23
Sale
8**
95**
135*
12**
26**
305*
58**
117
16** June
29** June
305* June
32
Jan.
98
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
May
May
89
135* June 13
June
Sale
7
23
June 27
17** June 16
June 25
90
June 16
65
June
June
66
Sale
64**
125*
1155*
145*
17**
31**
9
31** June 13
7** June
28}* June
June
165*
175*
325*
365*
June
66
June
28**
115*
June
June 14
June 19
June 12
June 18
June 19
June
9
June 20
June
9
105* Jan.
June 25
67
Apr. 23
24
25
Jan.
Jan.
May
Jan.
Jan.
June
June
25
May
10** May
43** May
495* May
June
14
June
June
June
June
June
June
16
12
19
8
15
16
June
15
185* Apr. 21
90
2
275*
245*
1**
22 5*
365*
68**
22
5
Mar.
9 105** June 22
June 23
Feb.
Jan.
June
82
Mar. 16
58
June
9
Jan.
55
18
88
57** June
10
39
98
76
Jan.
Jan.
15** Apr.
119** May
23** Feb.
19** Apr.
34** Apr.
1
26
10
49*1
Feb.
82
Feb.
40
Feb.
5
16** Jan.
30
26
Feb.
19
19
7
105** June 22
56** Feb. 19
Jan.
May
83
Jan.
27** Feb.
285* Feb.
24
Apr. 21
100
25
10
Ex-dividend,
20** Sale
22** Sale
50
•
Sale
1
13
27
5
•
•
100
*
*
•
....
43
1'
15
Sale
65
Sale
100
16
Sale
118** Sale
16** Sale
8** Sale
10
Sale
64
57**
5** Sale
25
Sale
Sale
9
Sale
2**
*
1
*
**
3**
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•
•
100
23
Sale
51**
118**
12** Sale"
7J*
8**
6** Sale
3**
•
34
62** Sale
'
•
.100
«!*■
2
65 J*
64
49
*
1
2**
2**
15*
4**
3**
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15** Sale
2** Sale
5
2%
50
6
9**
58**
6
26
55
Sale
10**
Sale
1**
17**
35**
66
52**
123
17
65*
5**
95*
585*
Sale
32
35* A*
9** Sale
5**
4**
IV*
an 34
11*
125
Sale
7
«
W
Sale
64
Sale
28
24**
21**
15*
185*
31
3
Sale
9
Sale
5
6
June
June
June 15
June 22
June
1
62** June
1
118** June
15** June
65* June
5 V* June
95* June
56
123
175* June 18
9
8** June
8
65* June
115*
June
60
5** June
305* June
3
June
9
65*
31**
3**
10**
4**
June
4
2
4
2
1
2
1
7**
8
8**
J*
2
IK
4** June
June 12
June
4
205* May
Jan.
15
26
Jan.
65* May
5** May
May
6t*
June
8
June 15
June 13
June
9
2
Jan.
May
75* Jan.
f
Jan.
Jan.
1
June 27
7 5* June
5
9** June
6
Jan.
4
Jan.
Apr.
2
14**
15*
25*
Sale
2**
4
June
Jan.
2
13** Sale
2**
2**
5
3**
Jan.
Jan.
60** May
50** Jan.
ns* June
Jan.
12** June
2
1** June 28
3
June 29
14** June 11
3
4
June 12
June 21
12** May
15* May
3
June
3
Feb.
5
5
9
24** Apr. 21
375* Apr. 26
80** Feb.
6
61
Feb.
16
£1235* Apr.19
18** May
4
10** Mar. 17
95* Feb.
5
14** Apr. 24
75
Jan.
15
75* Apr.
Apr.
55* Jan.
15** Feb.
6** Apr.
25
25
30
16
28
6
Feb.
21
4**
15**
3**
2**
£195*
3**
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
23
20
21
23
1
9
44
6
8
100
Pref ctfs of deposit
100
Butte Copper At Zinc
5
Butterlck...
•
Butte At Superior Mining.. 10
Byers Co
•
Preferred
foo
x
18
985*
64
100
Preferred 7%
Budd Wheel
Bullard Co
Bulova Watch...
Burns Brothers class A
Class A v t c
Preferred..
Class B
Class B certificates
Burroughs Add Mach
tB'»sb Terminal Co
7% debenture..
Optional sale,
3
16
Sale
60
.5
Bush Term Bldgs gtd pref
28,100
91
Sale
53
10
Conv preferred
Preferred (7).
374,000 Budd (E G) Mfg
300
9
Z),
3** June 26
4
55* Jan.
4
37** Jan.
13
May 14
9** Jan. 12
»
__| 1st preferred
572,000, Borden Go (The)
306,700 Borg-Warner Corp....
12,900 tBotany Cons Mills A
17,400 Brlggs A Stratton.
83,400 Bristol-Myers Co
39,100 Brooklyn Union Gas
12,160 Brown Shoe. Inc
446
Preferred..
916,000 Brlggs Manufacturing.
64,300
2,490
87
20
•
I Booth Fisheries..
88,700
24,700
38
105* Sale
42**
46**
97**
99**
4**
4**
ISO
9,700 Belg Nat Rys part pref
693,950 Bendli Aviation Corp.
5
199,200 Beneficial Indus Loan Corp.*
61,900 Best At Co.....
•
1,261,800 Bethlehem Steel Corp
*
78,119
7% preferred.....
.100
14,876 Blgelow-Sanford Carpet lnc *
104,600 Blaw-Knox
♦
2,316 BloomlngdaleBros
•
1,190
Preferred
100
2,070 Blumenthal At Co pref
100
220,660 Bohn Alum Ac Brass Corp...5
1,180
7
9
•
11,000
12",666
11
•
160
6,300
4
June
P
_.5t
7% preferred...
100
485,600 Barnsdall Corp............5
43,600 BayukCigars,lnc
.......
1,320
1st preferred
ion
500
60
62
Sale
37,500
16,500
1,700
102,000
7,719
55**
45**
57
Sale
500
1
Sale
6J*
8,700
7
13
IYA
10**
445*
96**
4**
27**
600
65*
ilH
Sale
7** Sale
600
7
Ji*
70
Sale
11** Sale
38** Sale
29,600
2,200
120
92**
55* Sale
25* Sale
69** Sale
69 V*
69**
5
5**
12
988,000 Baldwin Locomotive Works •
54,200
Preferred
100
4,680 Bamberger <L) A Co pref.. 100
56,060 Barker Bros
•
10,390
Preferred
.......100
Bar netLeather
A7/*
Sale
23
42,400
2,600
750
June
June
195* June
Sale
1,175,200, Aviation Corp of Del (The).. 5
1,300
June
ir
96**
10
Sale
s!8
June
Sale
92
42,100
410
31
115
ilH Sale
Sale
Preferred
6
91
6** Sale
2% Sale
68** Sale
Sale
....25
20**
935*
120
90
1
3** June
55* June
42** June
Sale
11
20
7**
68**
65* ""7**
1**
15*
12** Sale
60* Sale
57**
405*
Sale
6
Sale
"4% Sale"
Sale
Sale
14
4**
Sale
45*
39
~~4**
100
Sale
2**
7
8,070 Art Metal Construction
10
35,700 Associated Apparel Indus..*
138,400 Associated Dry Goods
1
8,400
1st preferred
100
260
900
Andes
15* Sale
_
.
72,700
7,300
.....
...
20
4,200
Preferred...
23,900 Armour (Del) pref........ 100
1,192,100 Armour of Illinois class A
25
412,600
Class B
25
617,170,
Preferred
100
300) Preferred deposit receipts.
131,400 Arnold Constable Corp....
17,360,Artloom Corporation..:
'"loo
~43~206
Preferred........... ....25
Anaconda Copper.
50
Anaconda Wire A Cable
♦
Anchor Cap Corp....
870
20
2,700
75,400
24,500
43,900
$6 preferred
Amer Zinc, Lead & Smelt...1
4**
7
2
Sale
2**
1**
Sale
15*
23** Sale
48
Sale
11**
2
25*
1 **
20**
52**
Sale
12
Sale
2
2**
Sale
Sale
2**
1**
22**
52**
14
25*
3
15*
Sale
56
t Companies reported in receivership.
95* June 12
2
June
2** June 29
1** June
6
185* June
2
52 V* June
15** June 27
2** June 12
3
June
6
15* June
6
245* June 16
555* June
6
5** Jan.
2
2**
1**
185*
47**
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June
Jan.
155* Feb. 23
3
45*
2**
325*
67**
Feb.
16
1
Feb.
Feb. 16
7
Feb.
Apr. 23
July
N. Y. STOCK
1934.]
STOCKS
Since
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
Shares.
162,000 Calif Packing Corp...
78,300 Callahan Zinc-Lead
43,100 Cannon
17,000
4,800
508,100
5,025
325,500
900,100
15,900
42,950
20,740
44,440
52,300
25,400
290
32,400
55,300
1,900
2,370
6,550
14,700
2,600
Mtlla
......—
Preferred class
Sale
2,600
150
100
..
2%
...
Sale
100
Sale
Central Agulrre Associates
Chicago Pneum Tool ........
Preferred
Chicago Yellow Cab
•
Chtckasha Cotton oil—.10
♦
Childs Co.
Chile Copper
25
Preferred
Sale
Sale
Sale
18
17%
Sale
7% Sale
17 H
12
19
6%
e%
14
Sale
16 %
10%
17%
5
57
*
............100
.
.
17
160,800 City Stores
71.400
Voting trust certificates.
Class a...
*
10,700
Class a rot trust ctfs
*
11,900
18,900 Clark Equipment
*
28,100 Cluett. Peabody Ac Co......*
m
100
100
..,
1,900
510
70
100
Preferred
53,100 Coca-Cola Co (The)
Class a
11,400
2,700
1,500
•
..__._*
...
Coca-Cola In tern at Corp—*
552",940
58", ioo
Colgate-Palmollre-Peet Co..*
Preferred
100
9,000
*
297,900 Collins Ac Alkman
Preferred..
100
2,310
1,200 Colonial Beacon oh Co.....*
91.100 ^Colorado Fuel a Iron
*
900
.....
11,500
490
.....
11",900
.
440
100
Preferred
3,660
29,300 Columbia g A el Preferred 100
*
Common
1,390,900
2,180
5% pref series b
....100
'
229,800 Columbian Carbon
94,600 Columbia Pictures Corp ▼ t c*
2,023,350
Commonwealth A Southern *
•
Preferred...
180,600
454,800 Commercial Credit.
900
14,500
283,400
1,000
610
780
70
5,100
4,700
146,400
8,600
2,600
121,700
200
20,900
3,800
8,100
3,000
9,200
400
54
12% Sale
41
50
/
61% Sale
23
25%
1% Sale
22% Sale
Sale
24
25
91%
95
.100
*
.......
stamped
*
•
76
4% preferred.........
120,460 Consolidated Cigar
100
*
100
Prior preferred (6%) -—100
Prior pref z warrants..100
63,006 Consol Film Industry..
1
148,600
Preferred
Preferred
1,367,100 Consolidated Gas
59,500
Pref 15
46,766 Consol Laundries Corp
1,678,700 Consolidated Oil Corp
3,210
8% preferred
615,800 Consolidated Textile
135,766 Container Corp class a
36% Sale
91%
96%
32%
8%
24%
8%
50!
503
6%
29%
45%
45%
Sale
Sale
Sale
9%
$1*
33
1
4%
9%
21%
34%
8%
36
18*
70
Sale
74%
27% Sale
25
25%
2
2%
1%
1%
15
25*
a15.V*
Sale
Sale
93
83
33 %
Sale
5%
Sale
Sale
28
11
9
43%
6%
20
14%
26%
6%
12%
38%
20%
Sale
7%
20%
Sale
Sale
c
l*
Sale
Sale
29
28%
9% Sale
82
93
41% Sale
5% Sale
28% Sale
9
10%
45% Sale
7% Sale
21% Sale
15
13%
26% 27
6
6%
13
Sale
19%
Sale
81
Sale
15
39%, Sale
§3%
50
80
Sale
*%
3%
2%
13
Sale
3%
4%
W4
%
%
2%
19%
Sale
June
1
8% June 28
June
35
June
19
8% June
33% June
47% June
9
June
9
69
2
36
June
9
74
June
5
28%
June
24% June
22% June
June 16
55%
June 13
28% June 13
8% May 14
20
5
2
June
6
June
6
1% Jan.
6% Jan.
48*
30
June 16
June
1
June
5
1
11%
83%
43%
7%
June 19
June
1
32
June
43% June
4
48% June 19
June
2
9% June 27
82
June 12
33% June
5% June
28
1
June 28
18
6% June
8% June 19
June
25% June 18
24
15
13% June 27
26
June 15
June
5
27% June 23
7% June 13
June 28
6
1
12% June
2
37% June
16
June
9
44% June
9
22% June 11
June
6
85
June
48*
80
June 27
1
1% June
June 14
June
June 13
80
1
4%!
4%
16%
30
35
33
3* June 18
June 26
7 % Jan. 16
82
Mar. 31
30% May 16
3% Jan.
2
17% Jan. 19
9
May 31
34
Jan.
4
10
10,500
2,800
400
3,100
42,900
3,350
5,200
"6~,5o6
10,500
58,500
61,500
100
Continental Motors.
1,060,500 Continental Oil of Del
5
30
20
1,000
2,200
24,900
4,800
1,600
4,100
110
8,000
3,100
93,300
8,800
65,200
1,400
5,300
*
No par
..25
100
...
•
*
81,500 Crosley Radio
.........*
•
86,300 Crown Co-". A Seal....
Preferi ou._.
......._.*
10,010
150 Crown wll'p 1st pf.
v t c
Sale
31%
Sale
48
2% Sale
10% Sale
......
Curf'as Wright Corp
June
Class a
31,500 Cutler-Hammer, Inc...
10,700 Davega Stores Corp
240(Debenham Securities
418,800,Deere A Co
39,666
Preferred
....
27,706,Detroit Edison
13%
Sale
87
81
16%
Sale
87
85
6%
4%
7%
47
Sale
76%
7%
24%
1%
17%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
8
28
Jan.
June
1
95
Jan.
126% June 28
55
June 12
June
1
2% June
8% Jan.
95% Jan.
50% Jan.
74% Sale
Sale
140
3% Sale
28% Sale
Sale
Sale
8
31
4%
15% Sale
86%
89%
48*
79
Sale
Sale
7
4%
5% Sale
12% June
2
17
June 19
June
8
88
June 23
86
19% June 13
15% June 2
77% June 27,
87
8
4% June
21
72
June
21
73
Sale
77
12%
Sale
13% Sale
11% June
62
66
70
62
66%
70
Sale
71%
33
Sale
29
73%
31%
64% June
28% June 28
2%
Sale
2
24
Sale
Sale
47
49
46% Sale
28
28%
47% 49
27
29
28
Sale
28%
29
28%
Sale
45
Sale
26%
Sale
105
Sale
105
50
Sale
55
Sale
56%
June 15
June
11
28% June 13
78% June 21
June
21
108
IS*
67
June
2
June
Sale
10
Sale
25%
11%
Sale
Sale
June
Ex-dividend,
25% June 2
June 15
47
26% June 22
27% June 29
June
1
52
•
18% Mar. 13
92% Apr. 18
£§*
94
9
19
Apr. 18
Feb.
8% Feb.
5
6
2
32
78% June 21
Jan.
5
June 19
11% Jan.
4
June
41
9
7
Feb.
3
Jan.
8
6
June 16
June 16
2
31
June 19
4
Feb.
Feb.
23
6
Apr. 24
77% Apr. 23
May 28
Feb.
2
6
52% Apr. 23
Apr. 21
3
?£*
50
Mar.
9
29
June
2
23% Jan.
5
29
Mar.
3
29
June
6
24
3
30
Mar.
3
June
2
91% Jan.
3 106
58% June 16
35% Jan.
4
June 15
zl04
June
7 106
49
June
2
22% Sale
7%
27% Sale
12%
12*
60
62
20% June
2
9% June 22
Jan.
Apr. 30
59% Apr. 11
June 27
2
11% June
1
June 23
61
91
Jan.
3 109
June 27
Sale
Sale
50
51
49
56%
56%
3%
16%
32%
Sale
60
61
Sale
60
61%
3%
14%
4
Sale
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
10%
3%
8%
1%
59%
11
Sale
9
Sale
Sale
74% Sale
Sale
8
30%
1%
19%
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
14
10%
10
9%
3% Sale
8% Sale
1% Sale
58
57
79% Sale
7%
9
30
31%
1
1
10
Sale
Sale
Jan.
Feb.
9
12
June 25
Jan.
12
Mar.
61
June 23
Jan.
17
18
June 23
Jan.
2
June
54% June 12
Jan.
5
Apr.
61
June 20
Jan.
2
June 20
1
June 18
Feb.
June
4
June
5
June 19
June
2
Feb.
6
June 19
Jan.
4
June
19
2% June 11
11% June 13
Jan.
8
Feb.
Feb.
7
7
3
14%
31%
89%
2%
9$
3%
8%
1%
58%
June
2
60%
3%
16%
35%
June
4
94
June 26
June 29
June 26
June
2
June
1
June 29
June 26
June
4
June
2
15
13
Feb. 28
May 10
Feb.
Apr. 23
Apr. 18
1V*
9
Jan.
June
9
Jan.
June 18
Jan.
6
29% June
4
80%
8%
33%
1%
22 %
Jan.
1
64
24
Feb.
6
7
Feb.
9
May 14
83% Apr. 21
Jan.
June 19
June 20
June 15
June
1
June
Jan.
Jan.
June 12
2
2
15
Feb.
Feb.
June
June
18% June
Feb.
2
Jan.
59% June
1
2
Jan.
1
1
June 25
18
Jan.
1
7
1
June
June
June
8
12
13
1% June
11% June
111
June
72
9
6
11% Feb.
35% Apr. 20
Jan.
June
5
6
25
2% Feb.
21
13
22% Apr. 21
Jan. 31
51
May 14 84% Jan. 26
Jan.
4145
Apr. 25
Jan.
2
5
9% Feb.
Jan.
9
Sale
65
142% 147
5% Sale
65
5%
Sale
33
12
Sale
?£*
Sale
15%
24%
38%
55
Sale
Sale
J*
Sale
144
32% June
40
40
"5% ""5%
12
June 25
6% June 18
33% June 20
17% June 16
June
33%
15%
25%
62
47
69% June 19
62% June
142% June
Sale
60
33
45
Sale
143% 147
June
June
June
40% June
60
Jan.
31
Jan.
8
June
3
35
2
17%
May 10; 36%
Jan.
2
41%
Jan.
9
28
24% June
June
16
Feb.
1
Jan.
5% June 29
4% June
June 26
Jan.
9
6!
22
June
26
June
13
Jan.
Sale
60
June
61
June
8
Jan.
1
June
1%
6% June
2
June 18
Jan.
2
8% June 28
June
60
%
Sale
14
Sale
•
43%
1
2%
45%
Sale
5% Sale
76
85
82
"ll%
Sale
5%
7
5
%
42
8
57
44%
22%
79%
3%
10%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
86
87
85
88
14%
16%
7%
6
Sale
11
Sale
65
75
77
Sale
30%
95
105
26
29
27
34% Sale"
21% Sale
14% Sale
10% Sale
5%
7
c
21%
78
3%
Sale
22%
Sale
Sale
Sale
9%
86% 110%
81%
87%
16% Sale
6%
7%
47% Sale
107
111
23
Sale
30%
31
Sale
20 j-
Sale
19%
Sale
14
Sale
11%
Cash sale.
Sale
20% Sale
12%
11%
12,
Feb.
19
71
Apr. 19
9
3% Feb.
8
9% Feb.
Jan.
10
June 29
Jan.
9
60
43% June
48% June 29
Jan.
2
50% Feb. 16
20% June
24
77
9
81% June
9
3% June
11% June 12
45
June
3% June 26
9% June
1
86% June 23
85
June 29
15
June
8
6% June 4
June
8
87
June
6
90
June
19
17% June 13
7% June 28
18
June
11% June
29%
84%
5%
12%
11
Jan.
June
21%
June
18
7) 12%
June
June
June 14' 78
73
80
June
2
45
49% June
48
45%
June 30 108% June
Sale
107%
107%
1
June
24% June
24% 23
23%
31% 31% 30% June 14 31% June
2
46% June
38% June
44% Sale
June
22
Sale
19% June 23
20
2
June
22% June
18*
19% Sale
June
15
June 22
12
14%
11% June
11
10
10% June 28
78
J Companies reported in receivership.
29
99
3
2
May
28% Mar.
Jan.
19
Feb.
23
55% Apr. 25
May
5
28% Jan. 16
31% June 28
110
c21 %
Feb.
14% Jan.
9% Jan.
7% Jan.
19
2% Jan. 26
1
34% Feb.
15% Jan. 30
84
Jan.
Feb.
32
June
21% Feb. 21
8% Feb,
5
11% June
63% Jan.
2,
Apr. 12
Apr. 13
Jan. 31
Apr.
2
May
1
90
Jan.
6
June 29
91
13% Jan.
43% Jan.
2% Jan.
5% Jan.
80% Mar.
68% Apr.
1% Jan.
20
Optional sale,
47
1%
8%
Sale
i%
28% Sale
11% Sale
29%
1%
Sale
Sale
7
45
37
Sale
Apr. 20
69
Apr. 26
6% Apr. 27
4! 38%
Sale
60
•
Mar. 17
11
1
1
22%
*
5
15
56% June
56% June
61
20
Jan.
June
24
*
16
Jan.
53
100
30
Apr. 19
28% June 19
June 23
9
33% Sale
93% Sale
2%
2%
10
10% Sale
109
111% 111
Sale
%
19
June
May-14
Jan. 27
9
67
,8*
Sale
24% June
Jan.
June
24
49
41
100
a
Feb. 23
Apr. 24
Jan.
.2*
4
58%
8%
40
100
Class b
55
Jan.
50
2
44
3
Jan.
8
Jan.
2
June
June 27
5
May
23
49,566 Dominion Stores Ltd.......*
1,471,306 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc....*
15,906 Dresser (s r) Mfg conv cl a..*
x
2 L27
11
9%
68%
15%
77%
6%
3%
10%
76% June 16
8
34% June
107% June 11 109
108%
22%
35% Sale
57,200,Diamond Match.
value,
5
5
3 45
17 115
Jan. 311
*
18,100
Participating 6% Pref..25
721,400 Dome Mines Ltd
........*
39,300
17
Feb.
6
Feb.
6
Feb.
6
Feb. 21
Mar. 5
Apr.
7
2
17
1
A Reynolds a..
1st Preferred
5
24
18
5
19
9
23
30
23
246
240
10
100
1
580 Cushmans Sons 7% pref.
8% preferred.
340
2
Apr.
5
Apr.
5
Mar. 16
Apr. 21
Feb.
June
2
111
10
260
63,606iDevoe
Jan.
2%
1%
5%
5%
21 %
•
10
.
7%
35
16%
48%
52
June 28
June
Sale
......
_
95
86
Jan.
3
May 22
% Jan.
5
% Apr. 20
3% June 26
il* June
June
2
258,500 Cuban American Sugar
Preferred
100
15,820
63,000 Cudahy Packing
50
Curtiss Aeropl & Mot Co Inc *
165",4 00 Curtis Publishing Co (The)*
Preferred
6
67
100
of Amer
82.600 Cuba Co (The)
93,400
1,798,300
835,100
6
Feb.
Apr.
May
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
5
100
67
•
73,400 Crucible Steel
Preferred.
12,900
20
20
43% June 28
9%
28%
16 cl6
8 30%
6
Jan.
6
11%
17%
12% May 16
36% May 14 60%
17% Jan.
5 24%
2
126% 123
54% 54
58%
*
.............
220,400 Crown Zellerbach
84% Feb.
30
23
5
23
24
2
33% Apr. 21
5
44% Feb.
4% Apr. 12
4
Apr. 12
22% Apr.. 13
32% Feb.
5
12% Feb. 19
5% May 14
12
550 Corn Exch Bank Trust Co..20
500
Apr.
Jan.
Fob.
Feb.
Apr.
38
Apr.
10% Apr.
39
Apr.
86% Feb.
16% Jan.
11% Apr.
19% Jan.
June
115
55
20
Class b
206,950 Corn Prod Refining.
Preferred..
5,180
230,400 Coty.Inc
171,900 Cream of Wheat ctfs
t
18
Mar. 22
June
1q5
'
289,700
700
June 22
34%
1%
6%
15%
29%
50
19
125
65
•
100
19,800
19,500
7,300
19,100
5,300
June 20
June
24
3
28% Jan.
4
5% Jan.
2
26 % Jan. 24
46
May 14
67 % May 25
23% Jan.
4
22% June
2
3
Sale
•
20
259,400 Continental Can
27,700 Continental Diamond Fibre 5
113,900 Continental Insurance..2.50
26",600
Jan.
3
12%
54%
4
June 22
2
Sale Prices.
18% Jan.
4
% June 27
1 % June 29
11% June 11
124
Sale
6
June
110
55
June
20
123
34%
June 19
5% June 13
9
10% June
23% June 13
2
Highest.
.
Sale Prices.
30
%
3%
2%
13
2
34
28% June
2
% June 27
4
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Prices.
38
6110
59
.*
.
Sale
%
4%
8%
26% Sale
23% Sale
3
2%
3
2%
69
67
•
Class b
Preferred
32
33%
49% Sale
..*
84,566,Contlnental Bak clA
143,900'
11,300
Sale
31% Sale
Sale
100
*
50 Conn Railway Ac Lighting 100
214,200
9%
Sale
Ask.
....
23,966 Conde-NastPubllc'ns
305,766 Congoleum-Nairn Inc
12,766 Congress Cigar
1,440
3,080
895
Sale
Lowest.
June 30.
...100
preferred
Convertible
19,700
1,100
12,500
139,500
Sale
Sale
11
25
2,939,500 Commercial Solvents.......*
"2",800
-----
10% Sale
65%
70%
19% Sale
79
90
6%
8
3% Sale
39%
24% Sale
Warrants
10
L81
38
.......
20%
30%
8%
iH
10
6% % preferred......
400
n
25
Preferred.
14,000
400
x*
4
Sale
3% Sale
8%
9
28% 29%
95
95 %
95 % Sale
50 %
61
50
1st preferred
Sale
1% Sale
19
Comm Inv Trust
1-
%
4%
9%
50
Preferred 7%
Preferred b
17,800
550
67
66 %
Class a..
19,400
6,560
5,690
4,310
270
% Sale
% Sale
48
.
6,900
Sale
30
Sale
Century Ribbon Mills
Preferred...
......100
6,580
ii',86o
90",i66
Sale
..
40 City Investing...........100
30
Sale
Caterpillar Tractor
Celanese Corp of America.
*
tCelotex Co
Voting trust certificates..*
Preferred
1.
Ask. Bid
Bid.
15
68%
100
-
5,133,200 Chrysler Corporation..
65,400 City Ice Ac Fuel.........
870
28,600
10,900
108,700
15,400
25,400
1,500
Sale
—
4,500
3,700
139,900
27
10
a
Case (j i) Co
Pref 7%
88,600
89,200
4,900
49,700
124,700
2,900
300
200
Sale
Sale
Sale
1,089,700 Cerro de Pasco Copp
128,900 Certain-Teed Prod........
6,500
7% preferred
100
5
3,000 Checker Cab...........
142,700 Chesapeake Corp.
10,300
16,800
341,300
7,200
Sale
Sale
Capital Admin Co Ltd c a-
890
30
"8",500
Sale
—1
....11
.
250
306,900
11,800
700
Ask.
Par
186,300 Calumet A Hecla Cona Cop 25
97,300 Campbell w A c Foundry..
126,400 Canada Dry Glng Ale.
5
800
June
1934.
Shares.
27,200
4,500
16,400
2,700
10,300
2,300
1.
Price
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
RANGE SINCE JAN
PRICES IN JUNE.
AGGREGATE SALES.
June.
35
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
June
23
27
Mar. 10
28% Jan.
31
Feb.
17
10, 19
16
11% May 28
N. Y. STOCK
i
36
AGGREGATE SALES,
In
June.
Shares.
200
10
1,170
74,660
18,100
120
9,200
151,200
5,400
"2",loo
51",900
390
13,300
Int..
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
June 30.
Bid.
Ask.
30
11% Mar. 26
14
23
16 104
71 30
Sale
June
9
101% 102 X 101% 103% £lO0%June 14 104
30
25
24%
8
2
Sale
7
June
8% June
7
7% Sale
June 19
4 101
June
95% Sale
97% Sale *93
Sale
139
Sale
16% Sale
84 X Sale
122X Sale
~~5%
..20
Sale
6% cumul preferred
100
41,400 Kltlngon Schild— —.... *
29,700
New
*
1,500
6%% con* 1st pref-.-.100
1,229,600 Electric Auto-Lite (The)—5
6,260
Preferred
too
248,300 Electric Boat
3
Sale
Co
16
June 22
June 15 104
9 110
95
—
de Nem &
15
June 15
pref—100
Hos Mills
7% June 13
June
2
5% June 30
5X Sale
17
15X
OX
16
115,000 Lantern Rolling Mill*.
142,200 Eastman Kodak Go. of N. J.*
1,490
Preferred
........—100
385,800 Eaton Mfg. Go.-..—
..— *
E 1 duP
1.
Ask
102
Preferred
.100
3,600 Duquesne Light 1st pref.-lOO
Our hum
Bid.
1
...
.....
340
1,045,600
33,400
1.
...io
Inc
Dunblll
Ask.
12,400 Duplan Silk.........
380
"4",706
June
1934.
Bid.
Par
Drug
"Ooo
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
Shares.
PRICES IN JUNE.
STOCKS
n. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
104
140
100
146
104
148
16% Slale
Sale
121% 123
104
140
June
3
16
9
June
9
May
4
12% Feb.
19
4 101
June 19
16 147
June 27
3
22% Apr. 19
June 27
2 147
Feb.
Mar.
18% June 12
16% June 22
2
93% June 19
80% June
121% June 29 124% June 20
16 103% Feb. 16
2 124
June 20
5
Jan. 20
2
Sale
12
10%
12
12
Sale
21% Sale
93 X
Sale
95
4X
Sale
4%
June
19% June
90
June
4% June
98
5%
4
6
14
13% June 16
5% June
1,
Mar.
34
31
Jan.
26
Feb.
21
9
23% June 12
98
June 16
1
4
19
17
IIS*
21
5 101
8
8
Apr.
6
7% Jan. 29
Elec & Musical Ind—
19,600
27,700
12,200
5,800
3,100
1,200
700
"i",I6o
210
5,400
800
3,500
500
7,700
4,100
61,800
1,020
"""300
80
20
4,600
560
380,420
American sharea
499,700 Elec Power & Light
150,900
Preferred certificates
95,200
Preferred (0)
30,100 Elec Storage Battery
43,300 tElk Horn Goal Gorp
32,110
Preferred
•'
*
900
"""300
2,400
600
5,100
5,800
60
20
320
11,100
2,100
6,600
Endlcott-Johnson
2,200
7,800
130
24,500
5,400
44
1%
7%
6%
17%
15%
43%
6% June 22
5% June
2
Sale
14
June
1
12% June 30
*40
June
7,
I!
June
June
June
June
June
1
19
16
16
29
June 19
1
% June 12
1% June
2
1
i?i*
it*
it*
3,810
Preferred...
100
29,800 Engineers Pub Service
12,740
$5 conv preferred ........*
21,500
$5.50 preferred
7,200
$6 cum preferred
—*
79,700 Equitable Office Bldg .....
136,000 Eureka Vacuum Glean......5
626,900 Evans Products Co
5
14,660 Exchange Buffet Gorp
2,000 Fairbanks Go
25
2,100
Certlfs of deposit
25
4,680
Preferred
100
2,020
Pref ctfs of deposit
.100
64,300 Palrbanka Morse St Go
*
4,730
7% preferred
10'
.....
1% June 21
4% Jan.
3
4% Jan.
3
8% Jan.
8
Jan.
3
_
2
June
7
% May 11
1% Jan. 10
x40
9% May
9
9% Feb.
7
21
Apr. 18
19% Feb.
7
52 ~ Jan. 24
1% Feb. 21
3% Feb. 23
21,300
73,200
1,560
5,200
2,100
54,900
Mining
jlc
Smelt. .100
Preferred
100
Federal Motor Truck
*
Works
48,800 Federal Water Service A
67,700 Fidelity Phenls Fire Ins.2.50
2,220 Fifth Avenue Bus Sec Corp.*
200 Fllene's Sons..........
*
1,320
Preferred
243,100 Firestone Tire k Rubber
15,800
Preferred series A.—
83,700 First N atlonal Stores
100
10
100
*
*
100
conv
Sale
Sale
Sale
5%
Sale
X
X
5%
2%
1%
8
7
13%
50%
24
ex
36
85
65
7
a
8%
Sale
95
73
Sale
IX
2X
1% Sale
24 X
9% Sale
12% 28
23 X
J?
83
19 X
Sale
51%
IV
June
June
4 126
June
7,
June 18
June 27
5
9
June 12
16
June
2
June
9
June
2
June
2
May 14
51
120
June
2
June
4
7
June
6
10% June 12
26% June 12
7% June 11
63
Feb.
16
Jan.
v
Feb.
7
Jan.
3
8
Feb.
b
2
Feb.
5
May 12
Jan.
22
Jan.
8
Feb.
19
Jan.
3
Jan.
u4
Mar. 20
7
Jan.
UK
3 126
June
Jan.
4
17% June 29
18% June 19
9
Apr. 27
Apr.
2
Apr. 17
Apr.
4
Apr. 14
Apr. 18
1H Mar.
Feb.
9
June
15
Feb.
14
Feb.
14
5
June 15
June 26
7% June 18
4&
June 11
5
11
3
7
30
Jan.
6
Feb.
19
Jan.
10
Feb.
19
% June 15
June
June
15
June
18
June
55
June
18
June
87
1*
24%
7%
23
June
24% June 11
8% June 18
48
52
48
June 29
50
June
90
June 20
90%
6%
3%
2%
June 19
Sale
90
61
100
3%
2%
Sale
7
8
100
95
6
92
5%
80
29
3%
30
7%
20%
9%
30
Sale
102
81
Sale
65
56
20%
55
24
21
48
72
Sale
71% Sale
15
17
102 X 110
9
21,800 Food Machinery Corp....
170,200 Footer- Wheeler
...•
7%
18
123
125% 128
4
4%
4%
15
J-5.* 13%
Sale
17
13%
15%
17% Sale
6%
6% Sale
8%
10%
9%
22
23% Sale
5%
5%
5%
2%
%
1
%
%
8
5%
5%
5
6
3%
14%
13%
50
53%
56% June 21
1
17%
Sale
82%
Sale
4% June 28
5
4%
3% Sal*
2
1%
31
31%
8%
9%
June
1
28% June
8% June
2
8
33
25
30
June 21
30
3% June
2
32
4
8
June 14
June
June
104
June 21
June
Jan.
70
7
15
Mar.
6
Apr.
3
Mar. 13
Feb.
14
Apr.
10
Jan.
95
4% June 28
30
Jan.
4
Feb. 23
Feb.
6
Jan.
35
Apr. 20
Jan.
2
9(
15
8% June 28
99% June 29 104
17%
16% June 22
19%
17%
81
June 29
78
83%
84%
7 66
63% Sale £62% June
99
June
8
31
22% Jan.
7
May 10 11%
34% Jan. 12 62
75
May 10 107
23 k
7
25
87
11
Feb.
Jan.
30
June 21
105
Feb.
Jan.
Apr. 25
3
June 12
16% June
25% Feb. 19
June 25
71
June
54% Jan.
86
Apr. 21
67% Apr. 23
15
Jan.
*
A
Preferred 6%
1 Foliansbee Bros
850
15%
15
52% June
56%
100
5,400 Florshelm Shoe class
114". 500
Sale
23%
21
Federal Light Ac Traction..15
Pfoforrod
*
40,300 Federal Screw
125
55
*
Federated Departm't Stores
Federal
l8g
Sale
...100
First preferred
lo'ioo
43
IX Sale
50
;
Flak Rubber
800
834 Sale
45 % Sale
% Sale
50
7
5% Sale
14%
16
12% Sale
Emporium Gapwell Corp
18",000
Preferred...
250
Sale
5
9% Sale
Fashion Park Assn.....
3,100
7% Sale
4% Sale
—*
83,400 Foundation Go
44,700 Fourth Nat'l Investors
10%
11%
1454 Sale
45
preferred...
1
10
80
13%
145*
19 X Sale
22
22%
4% Sale
17% Sale
14% Sale
66%
70
10% Sale
20% Sale
23
22
24
June
2
3 % June 30
17 % June
2
3% Sale
18
19%
15%
16
62
71%
11%
12%
21% 21%
13% June
62
2
June 13
10% June
20% June
1
1
24
June 29
5% June
19
June
9
12
17% June 19
71
June 16
13% June 18
22% June 19
Jan.
15
4
25
Apr.
11
2% May 12
10% Jan.
9
12% May 14
17% Feb. 21
21
May
4
23
Mar. 16
17% Jan. 30
27% Feb.
5
Jan.
60
8% May 14
19% Jan.
5
22
Feb.
16
80
Fox Film "A"
Rights....
14,100
70
53,900
20
260
70
1,700
470
4,800
200
13,700
14,600
11,400
200
12,100
1,900
1,400
500
4,400
180
206,900
46,900
39,600
11,300
342,600
2,280
238,000
1,720
2,510
3,040
57,200
5,730
129,700
4,100
235,800
191,800
157,700
2,970
141,500
66,800
18,620
28,900
52,100
4,350
2,494,010
165,100
6%
conv pref ...........100
Fuller Co prior pref
*
2d preferred....
Gen American Investors
Preferred
Preferred 7%.
Class A
1,900
70,700
5,500
4,774,100
63,400
16,900
9,500
8,360
1,630
58,800
71,800
7,500
900
414,400
6,000
1,400
700
370
150
3,100
4,800
20
6,500
500
3,100
8,300
200
22,700
1,900
5,800
700
26,300
1,220
15,900
23,200
200
■2"i365
2,500
42,200
900
7,300
30
ilV
V
5
*
*
...,
105
*
Preferred A (8)
108,500jGimbel Brothers
♦
♦
..*
IV
54%
Sale
•
104%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
79
Sale
Sale
101%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
52
20
too
7% prior preferred
100
287,300 Gobel fAdolf)...
5
364,800 Gold Dust certificates
*
3,900
Preferred
♦
10 Gold & Stock Telegraph..ltO
»
534,100 Goodrich (L t)
7% preferred
52,600
.100
*
603,800 Goodyear T k R........
Sale
Sale
8,185
Sale
96%
Sale
...
Sale
6
43
31
June
24
June
1
12
June
16
June
June
6
2% June
14% June 16
9% June 12
81
June
81
June
14%
Sale
Sale
7%
35%
17%
9%
100%
6%
3%
18%
7%
38%
108%
19%
12%
31%
2V
Sal?
Sale
Sale
31% Sale
Sale
19
Jan.
June
110% 112
19% Sale
12% Sale
56
112%
31%
100%
4%
10%
Vk*
86
3
32%
90
2
June
Apr. 26
Apr. 26
Mar. 12
Feb.
Feb.
Feb. 19
Apr. 24
Feb.
5
Feb.
7
Mar. 9
39
June 13
20
June 16
10% June 15
June 27
105
June
June 13
June
4% June
June
June
28
9
Feb.
1
Apr. 20
June 12
Feb.
8% June 14
June
19
6
Mar. 13
June
June
7
8
June
1
43
June 26
June 26
June 14 112
June 21
June
June
June
1
June
7,
June 29
June
14
13%
20
9
21% June
12% June 16
June
Feb.
Mar.
21
5
Jan.
5
1
30
Feb.
9
June
L3
1
1!*
21
15%
June
54
55% Sale
Sale
57% Sale
55% June
110
114% 111% June
Sale
30% Sale
29% June
Sale
100% 102
99% June
5
5
4%
4% June
11
17%
14
June
15%
18%
17%
17% June
88
88
June
86%
86
Sale
2% June
a
9*
Sale
Sale
31% June
Sale
June
93% 90
Sale
1%
1% June
14
"iV
15
18
17
13
30
liH
10%
Sale
*10% Sale
62%
60%
22^
3
Sale
65%
20
Sale
Sale
22%
24% Sale
Sale
101
\b
Sale
110
119
6% Sale
19% Sale
110% 112
98%
13
50
Sale
18%
16
2|
34%
6 103
June
June
x
52%
Sale
56
Ex-dividend
June
9
June 15
5% June
8
June
12
18
19% June 16
88
June
2
3% June 11
36
June
13
90
June
1
2% June
9
19
June 12
16% June 16
14
June
16
June 19
30
June
35
June
1
8
10% June
11
June
61
June
65
June 20
08*
June
22
June
23% June
101% 100
June
6% June
18% June
112
June
Sale
75
Sale
W 51
Sale
I j* 80
sV Av'
12% June
1
49% June 26
25% June
2
75
June 12
7% June
50
1
June 22
t Companies
reported
in
Jan. 29
14
Jan. 19
2
6% Jan.
50
Apr. 24
12
53%
103
6
ill
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10% Jan.
12% Jan.
30
5
7% June 13
20% June 13
June 19
112
15% June" 12
54% June
9
31% June 19
81% June 18
8% June 13
50% June 28
receivership.
Mar. 13
48
\ Jan.
Feb.
7
3
2
30
30
23
21
6
June 20
6% Feb.
30
5
1
20
14
23
24
Mar. 15
12% Feb.
65
Jan.
15% Jan.
42
May
6% Apr.
5
21
Apr.
3
25% Apr.
10
88
Apr.
8
5% Feb.
14
45% Mar.
2 101% Feb.
12
3% Jan.
8
26% Jan.
3' 23% Feb.
22
19% Feb.
June
83
June
19
61% Feb. 16
6 103
May
16
102
2
8% Jan.
47
Mar. 13
Mar. 12
64% Jan. 15
Feb. 27 112% June
5
73% Mar.
2% Jan.
May
May
May
IV
iV
21
22
Mar. 20
29% June
89% Jan.
3% Jan.
4% June 12
24% June 13
9
'26% June
»
c Cash sale,
June 26
June 20
55% June 30
51 58% June 28
9 112% June
5
98
Sale"
60
100
61"
Sale
It*
15% June 13
1
sV
Sale
35
15% June 13
15% June
5,
4
13% June
Sale
20
17
Preferred ex-warrants.. 100
Gould Coupler "A"
21
15
IV
Sale
Sale
Sale
1st preferred
»
26,650
122,050 Gotham Silk Hosiery......*
23
Feb.
Feb.
June 14
2
9% Sale
7%
3%
130
8
11
18
105
June
Apr. 26
18
June 15
23
81% 85
36% Sale
20
AH
Sale
Optional sale,
8
41% June
14
Sale
14% Sale
38
»
.
14
Sale
*
17,200'
7% preferred
440,200 Glldden Co (The)..
a
Sale
13%
June
IV
June
"28"
Sale
*
Preferred..............100
Gen Motors Gorp,..
10
Preferred (5)
__.*
Gen Outdoor Advertising
*
A
♦
General Printing Ink
*
Preferred..
•
General Public Service.....*
General Ry Signal
»_*
80
Preferred
100
303,300 Gen Realty ft Utilities Gorp 1
19,800
Preferred
•
65,600 General Refractories
•
85,500
Voting trust certificates..*
2,530 Gen Steel Castings pref....*
399,400 Gillette Safety Rasor
22,700
Convertible preferred....*
No par value,
Sale
2
June
June
..........*
Conv preferred A
General Italian Edison
General Mills
Preferred...
102
108
19%
12%
32%
10
*
Preferred A (7)
760
Sale
21
20%
7% Sale
38% Sale
100
Foods
81
36% Sale
17% Sale
*
General Electric...
Special
17%
Sale
8
100
Gen Cigar Inc
Preferred (7)
570
7,700
10
76
...»
General Bronse........
General Gable
610
100
21
12%
Sale
*
Gen Amer Transp Gorp.....5
General Asphalt
...10
General Baking Go
5
377,187 Gen Gas Jk Elec CI A
200
Sale"
10%
2%
13%
*
Preferred..
284,900 General
1,700
24
.*
Gabriel Co (The) Glass A...*
Gamewell Go (The)
Glass B
16
13
13% Sale
13%
14%
48%
53% 47
49% 50
30%
39% Sale
32% Scile
112
128
130%
Glass A new..............*
Franklin Simon pref......100
Free port Texas Go
10
5
Feb.
5
28% Apr.
19 103
Apr.
2,
9% Feb.
11
23
Apr.
26
27
27
23
June
19
Jan.
5% Jan.
16% Jan.
Jan.
6 112
Feb. 24
77
May 12
Feb. 24
Feb. 19
Jan.
5
Apr. 21
2
Jan.
19
4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
49M Jan.
22
Apr. 26
June
fV May
19
19
5
July
1934.]
AGGREGATE SALES,
In
June.
Shares.
"5",700
7,500
101,300
500
30
>
js
Grand Union Co trust ct(*..l
Con? preferred series.....*
Sale
26
36%
Sale
11
Sale
*
30%
Sale
Great Northern Ir ore prop
Great West Sug
400
13,500 Gulf
18,100
1,800
4,400
44,800
122,000
200
3,000
60
Hall
1,110
Printing
3,315 Hanna (M A) Co $7 pref
167,000 Harbison Walker Ref...
360
Preferred 6%
Hartman
Class
600
545
4,000
4" 5 00
300
430
1,800
2,000
49,600
3,780
62
24X
29 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5%
39X
26 X
26 X
29% 30%
5% Sale
Sale
39
5
25
84
80
14 %
*
7
Sale
2
85
Sale
90%
Sale
93
17X
18%
3%
—1
—100
1%
Sale
90
Sale
98
102%
Hercules Powder
*
100
Preferred
56%
3X
61% Sale
109
50
87 X
*
*
5%
58
66%
124%
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
89
92
94
5
Sale
100
Sale
Homes take
Mining..
Houdaille-Hershey cl B
Sale
—
12
*
Class A
44 "A
Sale
Household Finance part pf 56
Houston Oil of Te*as.....100
Sale
Voting trust certificates.25
Howe Sound rot trust ctfs.
Sale
Hudson
Sale
Motor Car
Hupp Motor Car Corp
Sale
10
Motocycle
8%
9%
370
52,700 Intercontinental
Rubber
4% Sale
22X Sale
52% Sale
20
18%
3% Sale
49% Sale
12% Sale
3% Sale
400
199,900
500
200
3,100
2,000
3,900
20,500
2,500
70
11,700
3,900
2,500
530
140,300
6,000
100
1,000
1,500
Prior preferred
700
30
7,800
2,400
100
"6",500
54%
98
35
4%
4
5%
2%
23%
*
134
1
8%
*
22%
Sale
2%
72
2%
73
118% 122
63
63%
94
96%
400
6
30% June 27
27
June
2
June
8
6
June
9
43 X June 12
4% May 12
9
25% Jan.
5
6% June 25
5% June
8
June
9
8
June
16
41
June
1
16
2
8
94
X June 28
84
June
4
20
June 30 100
June
8
June 30
87
Jan.
14% Jan.
Jan.
Class C
5
June 19
56% June
2
2% June 26
5X June 12
62% June 27
3 % June
9
66 X June
2
73% June
121
June 18 124% June
59% June
7
92
June
2
8
June
15
8
Feb.
9
Mar. 13
83
Apr. 20
26X
30%
8%
52%
8'
26
June 26
June 27
Feb. 15
Apr. 21
9% Feb. 14
11% Apr. 20
53% Apr. 25
96
Apr.
4
24% Feb. 21
2
10100
2% Jan.
19% Jan.
1% Jan.
Jan.
26
85
101
2[; 6% Apr. 13
4j 62% June 27
2j
6% Feb. 15
May 14 99% Apr. 23
9115
June 27
Jan.
123% Mar. 17 147
9
16
59
111
Jan.
75
Apr. 24
1
64% May
8
95% June 28
4124% June
48% Jan.
15
83
lo.
June 11
June 21
5% Jan.
Feb.
19
3% Sale
55% Sale
9% Sale
3% Sale
3
Sale
Sale
2%
3%
24%
Sale
60X
....
37%
Sale
56
105%
37% Sale
4% Sale
Sale
3%
3%
Sale
6
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
21%
4
4%
6%
Sale
June
43
Feb.
5
54
June 21
June 28
Jan. 26
Jan. 30
x«lar. 12
23%
4%
57%
14%
4%
June
17%
3%
35%
8%
3%
May 12
May 12
29%
Feb.
5
5% Apr.
6
Jan.
57% June 28
5
24% Feb.
412
June 28
June
9
5
22% June
June
June
June
June
2% June 12
23 X June
54
June
June
June 28
June
8
June
9
Preferred
40 X
116
Sale
31 %
Sale
Sale
118
5X Sale
3X Sale
6
123
Sale
3%
Sale
33
6%
3%
June
318*
iVA
18
3%
3%
5%
2%
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
June 22
May 14
Apr. 23
7% Jan.
June
1
June 29
2
June
1
June
June 30
June
June
67
June
2
7i
26
30
Apr.
4% June
8
7 % June 13
June
24
14
14
73% Feb.
20 116% Apr.
23
49% Feb.
20
6%
3%
4%
Jan. 15:
5%
June
1' 11%
Jan.
8:
6%
Jan.
8 37%
June
2 149%
Jan.
11
12%
Jan.
5
Jan.
26% June
May 10;
19
100
June
9
June 28
June
8
3
2
5, 37%
Feb.
Feb.
3
21
5
6
Apr. 25
May 4
Feb.
19
Feb.
5
3
Jan. 30
Feb. 21
Feb.
5
Feb.
June 19
30
May 14 46% Feb.
i>
115% Jan. 13 125% May 11
6
4% Jan.
7
9% Feb.
2
3% Jan.
6
Jan. 24
41
27% June
19
June
7 130
June 26
June 27
19% June 19
June 28
4% June 13
June 21
6
2% June
June
2
5
1% June
June
85
32
43
33H
7
♦
7
June
6
....
1
27
June
1
37,600 Jewel Tea Inc.
J4H
86
32
June
12
50
Jan.
19
26
5
45
Feb.
15
Apr.
9
June 12
Feb.
6
4
4
June 12
8
June 27
June
2
13
2
June 19
June 16
June 28
3
June 12
32
•
60% Sale
98% 101
A Laugh Steel pref.lOt
1,320 Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B *
136,500j Kayser (J) A Co...
5
49,300 Kaufman Dept Stores ..112.5r
1,600 Kelth-Albee Orpheum pf. 100
62
14 J
6]
15
34%
Sale
100
Sale
65*
20
44
48
46% Sale
47 % Sale
52
Sale
107 % 111% 107% 125
50
70
55
60
110
Sale
110%
17% Sale
16 X
17
.....
7% Sale
30
40
7%
36
8%
50
46
June
46
June
111% June
25
66
June 16
8
June
1
29% June 15
4
3
29
24
20
21
23
23
21
21
72
Apr. 20
Apr. 24
10
Feb.
16^
8
29% June 15
2% Sale
5
11
Sale
2% Sale
10%
12"
2X
2%
10
11%
5
1
48% June 25
55% June 19
June
8
108 % June
5 111
18
16% June 22
7% June
1
35
June 13
2% June 29
10
June 22
June
6
June 21
8% June
35
9
June 13
2% June
2
7%
3
6
7 112
33
44
101
Jan.
9, 52
May 12
Jan.
Apr. 20
66% Jan. 30
Apr. 18
4 112
May 25 77
3 111 J
97% Jan.
4
13% Jan.
18J
60
Kelly-Springfield Tire
•
6%
3%
2%
24%
31 105% Apr. 21
*
100
June 26
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
26
1
457,6001Johns-Manvllle
29% Apr. 27
13 130
5
25
June 21
ISX
23
2
11% June
11% June 30
66% June 16
*
J Preferred. ..........
6% preferred
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel..
June
June 27 j
9
June 12
June
5
28% June 19
28% June
40% June 25
5
29% June
•
New
5% June 12
4
3% June
9
23% June
2 143% June 18
a* June
106
Preferred
18
2
...
13,300jlsland Creek Coal
May 19
May
May
May
Apr.
May
June 13
June
...100
170,000,1 nterstate Dept Stores
Corp
63
41
15% June
♦
...
...........
1
4% June
24%
123%
15%
3%
..*
7,3701 7% preferred
2,030,800 Internat Tel A Tel
3
26% June 14
Sale
30% June
2
34%
123% 122% June 26 123%
6
June
1
Sale
7%
3% June
4
5
3%
......It#
53,500 International Shoe
30,200 International Silver
1
June 29
36
26% 22
138
141% 131
7%
8%
7%
26% Sale
21%
1,030!
Preferred
.........1M
40,000 International Salt........
Preferred
Jan.
3
10%
2
13
4 412
2
6%
8 23%
54
June
3%
48%
8%
3%
2
12% Mar. 15
4
Jan.
1
June
4
Jan.
63% June 18
95% June 28
9% June
365
•
32,000 Internat Printing Ink
8,400 Intertype
31
42
8
9
4
Jan.
3X Jan.
3% Jan.
25
Jan.
92% June
17
Jan.
20% Jan.
18
4
June
4%
June
20% 20
48% x48% June
19% June
20%
56,200 Internat Paper A Power cl A *
45,000
Class B
♦
30,800
6
June
8%
11%
420
:!«
I
3,427,500 Internat Nickel of Canada..*
7,600
Preferred
100
4,790 Internat Paper pref 7%..100
229,300
Jan.
June
19
.*
526,200 Internat Harvester,........*
5,100
7% preferred
100
189,500 Internat Hydro-Elec Sys A.25
38,500 Internat Marcan Marina....*
3,3201
Jan.
29
Internat Combus Eng......*
Conv preferred
•
12,1701
24
Jan.
Certificates o 1 deposit
6% pref ctf off deposit.....
1,600
2%
23 X
100
6,050!Jones
""~180
3
*
135,100 Internat Carriers Ltd
123,000 Internat Cement
83,800!
223,100
J
June 28
28
80
•
33,600 Int Business Machines..
140
53,800
21
78'
•
73,900 Inter lake Iron...
196,500 Internet Agricultural.
Preferred certificates
19,000
2,200
Jan.
47
1
2
100
40% Feb.
15% Feb. 19
34% Jan. 20
2 115% June 23
10
59
Apr. 24
2
8
3% Feb.
June
8
67 X June
9
26% June 26!
June
June
5%
60
i?H
Sale
12,400 Insuranshares Corp (Del)-.l
22,300 Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
1
37,000
8
May 14
May 14
Jan.
Jan.
18
31
Apr. 24
31X Apr. 25
100
~1,500
•
102
1
191
Jan.
40
6
*
......
...
June
June 23
June
June
89
88X 89% 87
June
2
92 X June 13
107XH1
Sale
107% June 11 115
June 27
147
142% 147
June
2 147
June
2
8%
11
8%
9
Sale
Hollander (A) A Son....
25,800
30
1°5H
87
70,100 Inspiration Cons Copper..20
400
15
*
5,300
5,700
3,900
15,200
18%
Sale
4
3%
Sale
*
~2~, 200
1,600
7.500
Jan.
Jan.
June 28
106
9
8
*
Preferred
3,000
June
8
23
33% June 13
9
12% June
145
100
Motors
3
Sale
Sale
20
2
18,900 Indian Refining
.....10
152,200 Industrial Rayon Corp
•
42,600
New...
70,900 Ingersoll-Kand........
*
50
6% preferred...........100
39,200 Inland Steel......
•
9,700
18%
38
34 % June
94 X
100
100
24
8
Sale
93
June
1
25
6»%
7
27
2
Jan.
Jan.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
4
Feb.
1
13
Feb. 16
*
7% preferred—....
Indian
32,706
Sale
40
93 X
96
75
0%
Sale
Sale
5X
41
June
8
4
8
June 18
1
34X
1 115%
27 50
6
2X
1
30%
38
24
3%
June
1% June
8
65
27
Holland Furnace
59,700
19,800
213,300
62,900
6,500
87,800
102,300
623,300
1,152,800
435,300
400
20
Hoe (R) & Co class A
148",2 00
17,600
2,400
7,000
4,000
7,300
122,500
179,400
17,400
29
Sale
21
*
17,500 Hershey Chocolate
7,600
Conv preferred
13", 106
1,000
8.400
Sale
65
5
100
B..
8,400.Hercules
6,200
45
~~2%
W*
30
26
I Rights
33,100 HazehAtlas Co........—.25
3,800 Helme (G W)
.25
140,
24
25
48
June
iff*
114
2%
2
7,
111
6% June
1.
Corp class A
24,180,Hat Corp class A
3,595
6%% preferred
284,700 Hayes Body
10
2
70
26
10
*
—.
11 J* June
June
Sale
20
—...100
Preferred
11 % June
1
Sale Prices.
27
26
—..—100
....
9,070 Hamilton Watch
160
680
Preferred
Sale
ii«
41%
2% June
8% June
2
5% June 21
35% June
4
Sale
33%
Price*
23
5%
38
30
113
37
Sale
June 27
Sale
Sale
5
24
*
States Steel
2,670
7% 1st preferred.......100
5,000 Hackensack Water
....25
1,280
Preferred A
—25
549,100 Habn Department Stores ..*
2
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices.
li*
Sale
IX
Sale
Sale
31
Sale
40
x
X
50
104%
18
Preferred
29
111
10 X
5X
37' '
25
31X Sale
11% Sale
100
800
25%
25
*
Lowest.
4sk.
Sale
10
5%
36
28
*
100
200
Sale
5%
34%
Granite City Steel.
130 Greene Cananea Copper..100
65,200 Guantanamo Sugar
*
1,320
Preferred
100
40
9
Sale
Sale
Grant (W T)
260
8,300
Ask. Bid.
Sale
2
Bid.
Sale
Graham-Paige Motor*.....
Granby Con* M 8 k P.. -100
June 30.
2%
Ask.
Bid.
1.
June
1934.
Par.
407,600
166,800
109,400
30,280
7,900
79,800
120,500
425,700
5,720
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
Shares.
26,700
13,000
2,300
1,500
37
PRICES IN JUNE.
STOCKS
n. t. stock exchange
Since
Jan. 1.
,
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
4
12% June 12
6% Jan.
20
Jan.
3'
19
2% June 29
10
June 22
4
13
Jan.
23
105
Apr. 21
Apr. 20
Apr. 13
35
June
13
4% Mar. 12
20
Jan.
30
10
Feb.
16
Chase Nat Bank ctfs of dep*
83,300
"220
242,800
9,600
Convertible Clast
A..
1
7,800
Conv class B...........__i
1,055,600 Kelvlnator Co
•
1,470 Kendall Co part pref aer A- *
1,610,650 Kennecott
Copper
100
5,700 Kimberly-Clark......
500
26,700 Kinney (G R).........
200
24,900
30
500
520
1,100
16". 660
240
260
11,800
300
13,200
*
5,700
8% preferred..
592,500 Kresge (S S) Co
1,910
7% preferred
_•
2%
5
2% Sale
12 X Sale
62
20 X
12
86
19
Sale
Sale
21% Sale
13
16
5%
10
....
111,100, Lambert Co (The)
13,630|Lane Bryant
146,600,Lee Rubber A Tire
4%
Sale
»
100
100
1
10<
•
255,100 Kroger Grocery A Bak
•
1,830 Laclede Gas
--—....100
2,450
Preferred..
..........100
Ex-divldend.
3
17% Sale
SIX
84%
67
2%
11
103
3
19
36% Sale
Kreuger A Toll Co (Amer ctfs,
x
8
*
9,730 Kresge Dept Stores
2,010
8% preferred
10,920 Kress (S H) A Co
No par value.
5
24 X
40
*
....
*
50
32
Sale
114
3%
o3X
31% Sale
57
56%
29% Sale
34%
26
36
25 %
11%
Sale
Sale
11%
11% Sale
ft
V Ex-Rlghto.
Sale
ffS
110
6
a
Optional aale.
16% Sale
12
88
15
4%
29%
18% Sale
106
110
15% June 29
83% June
7
32
June
June 22
June 13
June
8
June 11
June 14
AlH
June
17% June
88
23%
15%
6%
32%
18% June
15% June
5% June
109
19% June 13
June 18
June
5
Jan.
2% Jan.
11% Jan.
65% Jan.
12
3
13 J
131
101
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
4
June
June 11
41
31
June
55
59
56% June
47% June 20
60% June 26
36
23% Jan.
June
2
2% Jan.
19
Jan.
Jan.
23%
18%
7%
6. 41
2
22%
2
16
June
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
13
12
13
26
5
4 111
Mar. 16
6
7% Feb.
7
12
3
55
61
Apr.
4
Apr. 27
32
June 16
22
June
18
30
June
20
22
June
18
40
26
32
June
9
40
32
June
9
60
25
June 29
11
June 22
13% June 16
22% Jan.
5
Jan.
8
Jan.
4
13%
13
June 23
28% June 12
11% June
2
31% Feb.
5
14% Apr. 19
14% Apr. 26
30% Sale
30
34%
35%
25%
10%
12%
29
18
7% Feb. 16
21% Mar. 14
88% May
4
17% Mar. 27
38
3%
2
4
11% June
2
8
6
3
33% Apr. 23
63% Feb. 13
Feb.
9
AGGREGATE SALES,
In
Since
I
3,000
40
6,900
2,200
3,700
4,600
46,200
3,300
I,600
800
3,000
17,500
8,300
3,000
10,100
134,900
2,000
22,200
2,010
81,900
63,900
90,500
53,100
647,220
41,000
42,600
6,900
25,200
172,500
89,000
23,284
186,900
2,202,000
9,900
90
2,400
30
3,000
4,400
600
4,700
16,200
4,100
2,300
500
79,400
2,300
21,100
II,300
122,600
5,300
1,100
20
,
6
Sale
500
150
"3",800
1,600
2,200
110
300
14,800
2,900
240
700
Sale
21*1
22
2234
21*4 June
2234 Sale
24
25
22
June
147
9234 Sale
140
94
14734 145
June
...
13134
7734
25
25
•
*
Common
B'
Sale
..
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Link Belt Co
16
1.800)
Sale
Loew* Incorporated...——•
Preferred
...
31**
Sale
Sale
94
Sale
85
—*
*
...— 25
Sale
2
Sale
119 %
10634
Magma
2634
39,900
5,800
210
"6",800
4,300
1,100
300
3,700
2,100
100
400
5,600
7,500
160
200
150
53,600
83,700
4,300
•
2734
Sale
I*
Sale
Sale
a
VA
15
Sale
aVA
1%
4434
Sale
84
Sale
20
834
Sale
4834
8734
654
Sale
28
Sale
4
Sale
7 34
Sale
3134
9634
54
%
5134
'
Nat Distillers Prod
284,000
85,300
5,970
1,600
122,800
71,000
21,300
1,600
118,400
42,200
16,450
21,530
113,000
245,600
2,810
1,420
1,400
381,900
No par value
x
Ex-dlvldend.
a
3
434
Sale
24
Sale
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
30
Sale
128
Sale
— ~
50
Sale
Sale
Sale
3534
at*
36
Sale
2534
29*4
Sale
75
3334 Sale
734 Sale
42
3934
33
454
1234
1334
Sale
23
Sale
2634
Sale
71
Sale
Sale
Sale
72
June
1734 June
25
834
June
8
4434 June
88
Sale
83
June
654 June
2734 June
354 June
Sale
51
2834
3454
2534
4134
30
Jan.
6
22
254
15
35
3
234
634
16
234
234
4*4
454
734 Sale
2034 Sale
15
Sale
9
Sale
15
„
21
June
June
June
June
534 Jan.
June
June
June
3234 Salie
12834 132
28
132
Sale
434
434
Sale
13
1134
7234
38
4534
234 Sale
1234
84
18
Sale
15
Sale
Sale
47
Sale
3
1354
8234
43
2034
1734 Sale
6
13
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834 Sale
2234 Sale
934 Sale
Sale
Sale
' 15
1454
654
1534
25
434
1034
8A
4634
132
3934 Sale
534
6
25
2554
22
2954
75
77
38
Sale
734 Sale
38
40
31
34 34
2454
2634
2634
2654
64
71
454 Sale
1234 Sale
1134 Sale
70
84
1834
1354
*4
4
o
$
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
534
5534 Sale
234 Sale
19
17
5034
2754
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
30
95
June 13
29
24
31
23*4
3834
2*4
1534
134
7*4
1634 June
3
June
434 June
7 *4 June
25
June
17
June
1034 June
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May
Jan.
2034 June
1234 Jan.
634 Jan.
13
6
27
9
19
13
12
4
7
20
29
14
9
617
21
19
21
19
27
17
8
25
4
May
M Feb.
34 Jan.
Apr.
34 June
34 Apr.
*4 Apr.
54 Jan.
34 Apr.
34 Jan.
54 Feb.
54 Feb.
*4 Feb.
1*4
434
1234
154
434
554
June 15
5
4
June
2
6
39
107
Jan.
1
2*4 June 26
6
Jan.
11
Feb.
Apr.
May
May
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
27
28
24
24
23
26
26
1
17
5
Feb.
6
Jan.
25
*4 Apr. 11
54 Mar. 3
54 Jan.
June
34*4 June 18
June 13 135
June 11
24
11
June
40
3554 June
2
534 June
4
2434 June
7
23
June 12
7434 June
2
33
June
1
734 June 14
3834 June
4
32
June 19
23
June
1
2554 June 15
60
June
6
4
54
54
34
*4
34
June 12
634 June
9
2734 June 19
25
June
2
7734 June 14
39
June 28
854 June 11
4134 June 13
3354 June 13
2654 June 13
2634 June
6
60
June
June
46
1834
52
Sale
48
Sale
954
2434
854 Sale
734
22
Sale
10
12
3334
1834
634
Sale
3254
1834
3534
21
Sale
19
16
1634
554
734
Sale
Sale
734
834
18
17x8
534
7 34
June
7
234 June
2
46
20
Feb.
6
4
May
May
May
7034 Jan.
11
11
Sale
534
Sale
8
2
June
8
8
1934 June 16
19
June
9
6
Ju«e
9
8*4 June 13
1534 June 29
534 June 26
7*4 June 25
Sale
7
June
734
834
654 June
3434 Sale
3534 Sale
3354 June
14234 14354 14234 14334 14234 June
15
June
1534 Sale
1634 Sale
:rl7
Sale
1734 Sale
1654 June
1*4
134
134 Sale
154 June
1634 Sale
1634
1834
1634 June
834
3754
14354
1834
18*4
1*4
21
June
June
June
June
June
June
11
14
14
12
16
5
19
8534 Apr. 21
70
Feb.
21
22
4454 Feb.
1634 Feb.
15*4 Feb.
46
Apr.
2534 Apr.
11*4 Feb.
2154 Feb.
3234 Jan.
834 Feb.
1334 Jan.
15
June
2
June 29
Jan. 12
Jan. 12
Jan.
6
6
May 12
1534 Jan.
2
1534 June 29
434 Jan.
9
834
534
1234
1354
754 May 31
334
18
33*4
13
15 131
1434
19
13
19
1
8
June 18
634 Feb.
1454 Feb.
2134 Feb.
3
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
234 Jan.
1734 Jan. 11
1234 Jan.
4
39
May 14
2134 Jan.
4
37
Jan.
4
*4 Jan.
8
734 Jan.
6
50
36
5534 June 30
3*4 June 13
June
19*4 June
8
52
June 28
June
2354 June
2, 29*4 June 16
June 20
45
June 11* 47
54 June
5
*4 June
1
934 June
9
834 June 21
27
June 13
22
June
2
8
834 June 29 1054 June
10
June
2
1234 June 13
31
June
6 3734 June 13
634 June
19
54 May 22
34 Jan. 23
17
41
18
28
22
Apr. 19
5£ June 13
20
Sale
5
Apr.
Jan.
534 June 11
1434 June
9
14
June 13
1254 June
1134 June 30
19
Apr. 23
Feb. 21
Apr. 26
Apr. 10
June
23
11
1534
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
47
43
Sale
954
Sale
2534 Sale
22*4 Sale
35K
39
54 Sale
754 Sale
31
Jan.
4
3834 Jan.
83
May
13
11
9
13
8
25
June
Jan.
Jan.
& Jan.
44
23
30
8
23
1934 Feb.
97
Feb.
32
Apr.
434 Feb.
434 Feb.
2554 Mar.
1034 Apr.
5034 June
9434 Feb.
9 34 Apr.
3434 Apr.
5*4 Mar.
63 34 June
3454 June
June
80
24
June 21
June
1
15
18
18
8
6
15
754
3134
534
6334
3454
26
28
IS
18
18
113
1234 May
9
5034 Sale
37
Jan.
Jan.
June
June
25
5
18
254 Feb. 29
3:4454 Jan. 17
128
Apr. 14
Jan.
June
534 June
15
June
2 34 June
434 June
634 June
2034 June
1454 June
8
June
19
23
Jan.
June 14
June 13
7
434
3
6
19
Apr.
1934 Feb.
3*4 Apr.
2334 Apr.
89
234 June 16
5
2334 Apr.
4334 Jan.
24
Apr.
3634 Feb.
14854 June
9734 June
9834 June
2334 Apr.
1954 Feb.
1 3554 Apr.
6 3534 Apr.
2
9734 Apr.
Jan.
June
30
Feb.
1554 Jan.
5034 June 19
June 13
78
Jan.
3834 Feb.
11954 Jan.
21
1434 Feb. 21
3
June
2b
2434 June
3834 June
6
2134
234
Jan.
72
2834 June 19
June
9
634 June 16
i2334 June 28
1934 June
1
254 June
234 June 16
Sale
42
6
2*|
Jan.
Jan.
26
Feb.
June
2934 June
4 107
June
107
29
l¥A
83
Jan.
Jan.
23
Apr.
5
34 Jan.
25
17
Sale
18A
22
60
71
5
Jan.
6
May 23
Jan
52
Apr. 14
June 30
Jan. 30
Feb.
1
Apr. 21
June
28
35*4 Feb. 15
5134 Apr. 13
8
1*4 Feb.
12
16
23
21
13
6
_
21
30
23
31
1254 Mar. 19
4934 Jan. 16
Apr.
2
23*4 Feb.
6
18*4 June 19
3
Mar. 16
2234 Apr. 18
148
May 12
Jan.
5534
534
3554
2254
Jan.
4
9
Jan.
17
•
*
26
1734
•
100 132
100 11934
100 100
934
*
National 8tee!
25
National Supply of Del...25
Preferred
100
National Surety
10
National Tea Co
•
Neisner Bros
•
Newberry Co (J J)
*
7% preferred
100
Newport Industries Inc
1
New York Air -Brake
New York Dock
100
5% preferred
100
tN Y Investors Inc
•
N Y Shipbuilding
1
7% preferred
100
New York Steam pref 6% — *
7% 1st preferred.
Noranda Mines Ltd
l,218,000,Nortb American.
25,400
preferred
7
16
534
1434
254
454
734
2134
14J4
Minn-Honeywell Reg Co
*
Minn Moline Pow Implem..
Preferred
Mohawk Carpet Mills.
Monsanto Chemical Wks. 10
Montgomery Ward A Co.
Morrell (J) A Co
Mother Lode Coalition
1
Moto Meter Gauge & Equip.
Motor Products
*
Motor Wheel
—-.5
Mulllns Mfg Corp.
Convertible preferred—,•
Munslngwear
Murray Corp of America..10
Myers (F E) A Bros
*
Nash Motor* Co
*
National Acme
1
National Aviation Corp
10
tNational Bellas Hess 7%
preferred... ....
100
National Biscuit
10
7 % preferred
100
Nat Cash Register .. ..—*
Nat Dairy Prod Corp
tNational Dept Stores.
7% 1st preferred
— 10<i
2,353,700
New.'.
32,800 Nat Enamel A Stamp
18,600 National Lead...
2,800
Preferred A
1,400
Preferred B
500,100 Nat Power A Light
234
754
4
Marlln-Rockwell
Marshall Field & Co..
Martin Parry Corp.
66,300
435,300
9,000
478,740
941,600
128,700
24,190
35
2
Marancha Corp......
Marine Midland
1,022,700
115,800
69,300
21
Sale
15
June
2
Sale
79
Copper......—....10
June
2
10334
107
25
2
27
2
34
104
100
3234 June
June
80
Sale
4
33
50
32
June
1534 June
1234 June
2934
2734
Sale
Sale
if*
June
90
134
1734
7*4
1954
234
1834
1734
25
11
29
4
14
1
23
1
4
22
1
2
26
2
2
30
June
June
Jan.
2634 Mar.
2554 Jan.
8
9734 June 13
33 34 June
102
Sale
2
Sale
22
16
18 129
73
18
7434
18
16
19
1234
June
8
June 16
31
June
17
Sale
7854
2854
234
Sale
Mallinson (H R) Co.
7% preferred
.......100
iManatl Sugar..
100
7% preferred
100
Mandel Bros
r
Manhattan Shirt
.....25
Maracalbo Oil Explor.
3,726,600
13,900
108,800
507,900
■
62,400
85
Madison Sq Garden Tic.
25,100
265,700
16,700
101,300
36,130
134,400
4,300
1,420
100
IVA
72
16
8
234 June
8
134 June
8
9
5 40 J4 June
June 25
7 128
June
134 June
3954 June
12534 June
Sale
16
14
1354
90
154
4034
il*
18
Sale
17
Sale
634
1934
254
1,800
48,100
1,300
25,500
500
234
Sale
2
1834 Sale
234
1834
Sale
Sale
91
2
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
13
9
140"
110
17%
Sale
Sale
324,000
112,500
23,890
20,600
465,400
9,200
1,900
3,000
105
Sale
Sale
7,100!
129",700
134 Sale
38
3954 40
123
12534 128
42
22
Jan.
5
Feb.
81
64*4 May 12
1654 Jan. 23
2754 May 14
1734 Jan.
8
June
33*4
2334
2434
14854
9734
9834
2234
15
1634
June 29
93
134
134
20
11
May 14
,73*4 June 22
234 Jan.
8
71
2
26*4 June
2754 June 28
2834
2734
2834 Sale
Sale
June
15
28
Sale
400!
9334 June
1934 June
Sale
16
June
91
Sale
266,400
3,000
3.400
1634
25 34
25",300,
96
Sale
5,500
48,200'
Sale
39 34
3,200
1,090
29
Liquid Carbonic—.......
140 Milwaukee El Ry A Lt pf—100
10,700
1534
1954
Sale
9554 Sale
2234
22
Sale
94 34
20 A
12.
140 Mexican Petroleum..——100
900
22
142
Sale
1% preferred
—100
74,400 diami Copper
229,300 Mid-Continent Petroleum
100,600 Midland Steel Products
3,700
First preferred
100
"MOO
65
4
June
4
June 28
June
2
2234
2134
31* Sale
10
4,500
5,900
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices.
1654 June 18
7
8
1134 June 19
June
Sale
600
32,100
2,600
i2o%
Prices
77
June
3 34 June
June 23
Sale
5
8,400 Metro-Goldwyn Plct pref—21
"7",000
Sale
8
June
June 22
Co..5
113,800 Mesta Machine Co
12,600
73*1
334
Libby-Owens Ford Glass.—*
Life Savers Corp
5
Lima Locomotive Work*
*
Liggett & Myers Tob pref.100
Lehn & Hnk Product*
380,400 Mathieson Alkali Workf
•
359*
870
7% preferred
100 107"
405,900
Rights
1%
153,100 May Dept Stores
10
30
64,000 Maytag Co (The)
•
4*4
45,500
Pref with warrants.
10
1,390
J3 preferred ex-warrants.-*
834
3,310
$6 1st preferred ....
._*
48
54,100 Melville Shoe Corp..
•
26
98,400 Mengel Co
1
834
3,395
Preferred
100
32A
700 Merch & Min Transp Co
*
30,400
77
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
1134
6834
1934
3134
42',800
59,900
58,800
5,370
7,700
9,800
20,450
25,500
10,900
109,700
222,850
47,100
407,600
48,500
1,800
3,800
13,750
2,500
9,500
4,200
Sale
3
Sale
167,300 Macy (R H) Co. Inc
""300
15
75
Sale
296,300 Mack Truck Inc
""400
Sale
Ask.
Bid.
77
7434
3 34 Sale
954
1034
Sale
Lehman Corn (The).—.....
230 Mackay Cos pref
16,100
24,400
7.900
7,700
1,400
22,830
285,800
Ask
14
JVA
Sale
430
1st preferred
.....100
3,000 Lorillard (P) pref
100
354,300
Common
............ 10
64,500 Louisiana Oil
*
2,050
6H% preferred
100
53 ,000 Louisville Ga* & Elec A
*
95,900 Ludlum Steel
.......1
6,500
Convertible preferred—.*
42,500 McCall Corp
*
231,600 JMcCrory Stores...........*
61,500
Class B_.
•
61,520
0% preferred
...100
7,400 McGraw Hill Pub Co
*
745,600 Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5
42,200 McKeesport Tin Plate....—*
454,800 McKesson & Bobbins..
5
172,000
Conv pref series A..-...50
1,220,600 tMcLellan Stores class A
56,030
Preferred
109
16,100 MacAndrews & Forbes Co.. 10
560
Preferred
——.100
30
Bid.
Lowest.
June 30.
June 1.
Ask.
Tar.
Lehigh Portland Cement.-50
Preferred
.....IN
Lehigh Valley Coal
•
Preferred
M
73,800 Loft Incorporated
71,900 Long Bell Lumber A—
45,000 Loose-Wile* Bisc...
6,400
3,000
5,700
39",400
1934.
Shares:
1.
Price
Jan. 2
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE.
STOCKS
V
June.
.
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. T. STOCK
38
•
♦
•
50
Optional sale
Sale
2534 Sale
2634
2734
Sale
136
12534
103
Sale
51
3934
1534
4954
36
Sale
Sale
Sale
1934
354
834
34
Sale
4
11
12
Sale
7334
Sale
79
90
34*4
1554
3354
Sale
85
95
Sale
Sale
3434
12 54
Sale
104
834
1554
Sale
5
9
*4
1534
82
Sale
Sale
5834
4234
102
654
2734 June 13
2954 June 18
2334 June 22
June 27
27
140
June
1 15634 June 18
June 25
8 143
40
Sale
2334 Jan.
1634 Jan.
135
Feb.
122
Jan.
10034 Jan.
834 Jan.
4434 June
1834 June
56
June
3854 June
1134 Jan.
3334 Jan.
13*4 June 19
2334 June 13
11
June
June
43
June
18
June
105
June
21
38*4 June
2
15
51
6
16
1734
51
53
1234
2154
4054
1254
June
23
June
June
1
2
12 34
40
17
Sale
2854
156
145
143
13434 143
14234 June
11834 113
116*4 113 34 June 25 11334 June 25
954 Sale
9 *4 June
1034 Sale
2 1134 June 19
Sale
234
1734
734
23*4
2654
153
113
Sale
1234
34
Sale
140
106
8
4034
103 34
834
1534
June
9*4 June 12
9
1734 June
434 June 26
Sale* 16
i?8
13* if* if* if*
June
Sale
June 28'
Sale
82
9734 Sale
10834 109
4234 Sale
1654 Sale
4234 Sale
cCashsalo
103,
4234
Sale
15*4
1654
79
82
June
June
,
15 34 June
5!
8134 June 11
6
15
Jan.
Jan.
3*4 Jan.
8
Jan.
1
24
5834 Feb.
5
18
18
25
6
2AV*
60
Apr. 24
Apr. 23
254
1854
3034
4934
Jan.
2
Feb.
1
Apr.
Apr.
13
10
105
June
13
Mar.
21
6
7
2454 Feb.
834 Mar. 19
Mar. 13
1254
June
9
54
1754
June
5
Jan.
134 Feb.
June
9
11*4 Jan.
22 34 Feb.
1
82
June
8
1
8954 Apr.
9934 Apr.
13
June
llA
82
Jan.
June
Jan.
94 34 June 16
9634 Sale
9734
10634 10734 10654 June 21 10734
44
June
Sale
1
42
45*4
2
1754 Sale
1634 June
1954
42
June 29
41
44
40*4
% Companies reported in receivership.
Jan.
May
634 Jan.
3934 May
100
Apr.
31*4 Feb.
32 34 Apr.
16034 Apr.
143
Apr.
113 34 June
1534 Feb.
Jan.
28
90
June
11
June
18
June
18
3334 Jan.
1354 Jan.
Jan.
34
20
7
10
15 10934 May 26
45*4 June 11
6
2534 Feb.
45
Apr. 20
July
1934.]
N. Y. STOCK
aggregate sales.
In
June.
Shares.
North German Lloyd
45", 200
500
500
Preferred
Otis
—100
A
Elevator
•
2,865
6% preferred...........100
287,900 Otis Steel
*
39,500
Prior preferred
100
10,800
3,700
........—
360 Outlet Co
210
Preferred
27,800
'
l",306
5,800
1,600
2,800
500
15,100
100
Pacific Gas Ac Elec
Pacific
47% Jan.
7434 Apr. 26
40
1134 Jan.
1
41
June
9
34
Jan.
234 June 28
3
June
16
43
8
1134 June 30
334 June 27
1254 June
434 June
8
9
1454 June 26
1754 June
9
254
3454
1034
334
12
Jan.
8
May
7
May 14
May 14
Jan.
8
38
234
32 34
11%
334
Sale
3%
'
its
Sale
91%
16
554
6
9434 Sale
734
10
10
y
101
4%
lih
39
32%
16 54
24 %
2654
Sale
Sale
Preferred....
......100
75
103
Sale
104%
6 % Sale
4% Sale
Pacific Western Oil........*
Packard Motor Car
*
45
39
New
5
-
626,800.Pathe
480,900|
1534 June
2
1654 June 18
9934 June 12 101
June
1
4 54 June
2
554 June 19
14
74
June
1
80
June 13
7334 May 14
1954 June 19
3334 June 18
2634 June 21
6
1534 Jan.
2
2334 Jan.
2054 May 14
June
June
7
Sale
7
354
Sale
60
500
1% Sale
14%
354 June
1% Sale
25
4%
22
26
4%
1
1
1%
11
.1*
2
Sale
•
'53% '59""
•
54% Sale
-—100
105 % 106%
.10
2%
2%
4% Sale
L6% Sale
At Coke
Penn-Dlxle
Cement....
•
preferred series A
100
Drug Stores Inc ...♦
Preferred
100
People's Gas L Ac Coke...100
Milk
•
_
Petroleum Corp
..........5
Phelps Dodge
35
Philadelphia Co pref 6%..50
$6 preferred
•
Phlia Ac Reading C At I .....*
Preferred
107
Sale
11
Sale
1%
Preferred ..............100
16 %
7
50
115?
110
4
1134
134
12
June 19
June 22
6
11
600
14,000
6,100
600
400
100
6,900
390
300
350
100
460
400
17,800
6,300
900
1,100
21,000
938,300
60,200
11,200
80,400
58,900
3,700
4,700
3,300
192,700
1,690
7,300
3,670
8,900
7,240
6,800
New..—-.5
Pierce
2354
Sale
15
1034 Sale
1534 Sale
31% Sale
57%
65%
4% Sale
13
11
60
5454
19%
18%
5%
52%
1254
Sale
9
61
2,800
29,200
620
Sale
Sale
Corp...........J**1
8% preferred..........100
Pierce Petroleum
.........*
7"
1%
Pllnbury Flour Mills.....—*
20
Pirelli Co of Italy A
67%
Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)...100
tv, preferred
100
Pittsburgh Screw
At Bolt..
Pittsburgh
pref...f100
PI'ts Term
Steel
13
100
6% preferred.
Pittsburgh United
...100
Pref
25
con v.
100
Plttston Co (The)
——•
436,700 Plymouth
Oil..............5
57,500 Poor At Co class B
•
20,800 Porto Rlcan Am Tob cl
A..
15,600,
Class B
*
288,400 Postal Teleg At Cable
pref.100
Oil At Gas
35
2,800^Prairie Pipe Line
28
30,700 {Pressed Steel
Car 1% pf
10
3%
%
8%
a
7
1%
154
Sale
65
Sale
Sale
1134
63
2
Sale
20
Sale
1654 Sale
354
354
5534 "5834
5734 Sale
10834
254
5
20
5234
10934
3134
354
554
2234
5534
Sale
3234
134 June 14
11
June 26
1*0
110,500, Common................
209,400,Procter At Gamble
*
—
5,2951
Preferred 8%
..It#
634,200 {Producers At Ref Corp.—50
65,340,
7% preferred..
50
.....
24
June 22
354 June
134 June
800
1,300
300
20,100
39,700
1 Pref ctfa of deposit
1,900 PubSer Corp of N J pf8%.100
286,100, Common
5,800
7%
150
8,400i
6% preferred...
.100
16,700.
$5 preferred
75
1134
30
30
31
i*
8
734
2634
154
33
10
10
2% Sale
37
234
Sale
38
2
354 June 29
5354 June
1
52
4
June
3
434 June
1
2234 June 16
4054 June
1
107
June
1
2934 June
2
1
8
15
320
8,400
150,100
5,000
41,300
22,100
161,800,Purity
9% Sale
2%
4
1%
22% Sale
,
11
15
I
15
18%
6%
8
2% Sale
38% Sale
106
%
2%
Sale
881,lOO!
20
2t700
700
21,400
1.400
300
15,000
85,000
9,100
2,200
900
•
105",666
R ay
2
234 Apr.
2134 Apr.
9
7
4
5
8
June
2454 June 12
1734 June 16
454 June
5
5634 June
8
6254 June 19
June 26
154 Jan.
2
May 12
334 Jan. 11
20
Jan.
1
*
1634 Sale
254 Sale
A*
bestos-Manhartun.
Preferred.
1734 Sale
834 Sale
.......10
100
....
35
93,900 Rels (Robt) At Co___
•
1st preferred
32,930.
.___.___._100
456,300. Rom'ton-Rand
18,200,
3,400
1
nt
Id
June 19
2434 June 19;
55
June 29
10954 June 30
3634 June 18
2
May
5134 Jan.
10534 Mar.
,!«
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1454 Mar.
2434 Jan.
64
49
434 June
1
June 28
June 11
65
Sale
1834 June
Sale
17
7
2
June 25
June 21
5
June 271
June
9
934 Jan.
65
June
11
3154 June 27
20
7
June
8
June 21
58
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1354
3234
Sale
29
3
734
134
2734
78
12
31
734
24
3
2
Sale
1
June 14
2
75
1
36
32
7
June
8
June
1
25
June 28
Sale
2534
354
1634
13
14
334
3854
2
3
37
40
254
1154
834
334
134
1934
334
1154
Sale
434
2
20
5
1134 June 13
254 June 16
13
3
June 11
June 20
3634 June
7
234 June 26
1134 June 25
June
2
3 54 June
6
6
134 June 20
17
41
June
8
Jan.
25
27
15
9
Jan.
30
6
25
13
18
20
9
June
15
2
154 June 13
2334 June 12
June 19
June 25
June
2
1334 June
9
3 34 June
8
3634 June 19
June
Sale
3334 Sale
110
234
3634
11334
preferred
15
June
2 114
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
734 Sale
38
Sale
3054 Sale
3
Sale
49
18
Sale
2
Sale
9
9%
5034
60
254 Sale
15
10
Feb.
June 20
June 20
234
17
834
5034
3
Sale
"9
60
Sale
654 June
37
June
2834 June
234 June 22
17
June 30
834
5034
254
1334
June 25
June 23
June
June 30
Sale
1334
1034
6034
1034
66
9
June
53
June
56
65
5434 June 12
Sale
754 June
9
4134 June 13
33 54 June
8
3
19
June
1
June
8
10
June
8
51
June 21
3 54 June
8
16
June 18
8
22
9
11
3.
Mar.
3
634 Feb. 19
1% Jan. 301054 Feb. 14
~
Feb.
6
2754 June 27
Mar. 24
Feb. 19-
Feb.
1
Apr.
4
Feb.
Jan.
19
Jan.
Jan.
June 27
Jan.
4
May 14
2
12
134 Jan.
3
1634 May 14
21
334 Feb. 21
1734 Feb. 23
5
Feb.
19
5954 Feb. 195
Feb.
21
1654 Jan. 30>
14 54 Feb.
5
634 Jan. 30
334 Jan. 30
2954 Feb.
6
Jan.
10
20
Feb. 20
Jan.
5
22
Feb.
5
Jan.
534
2
June
4134
Jan. 22 114
2
Jan.
134
2
May
654
17
Feb. 16
Jan. 23
June 20
Mar. 15
Feb. 19
Jan.
33
90
Jan.
90
Sale
4034
Sale
Sale
16
10
11
13
Feb.
8
June
10354 10234 June 12 10354 June 18
4934 Sale
4634 June
2
5254 June 12
9 54 June
1054 Sale
2
1154 June 13
67
68
6634 June 29 74
June 15
1354
1354
1254 June
2
14% June 18
654
Apr.
IV
28j
Jan.
654
154
3334
10234
34
134
June 27
HP.
June
105
June 19
103
2854
Jan.
Jan.
6
79
37
Jan.
3
June 21
June 19
Sale
5034
.100
c
48
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334
1100)
.
IIP
5
.
...
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234
tuO
_
....
x
4834
1034
6634
2
834
234
3634
154
14
1154
1154
254
234
Sale
3334
109
Sale
11334 11654 11654 11834
3554 Sale
36
Sale
35
June
1
3954
10234 104
104
105
10254 June 11 105
9054
9254
9534
97
9154 June
5
9734
7934 Sale
80
78
June
4
8134
8134
10134 104
7
16
21
54 May
May
134 Jan.
1834 Jan.
7034 Jan.
934 Jan.
8
12
254 June 26
9
1354 June
854 June 15
4
2
5
6454 Feb. 17
654 Feb. 21
Apr.
2
74% Apr.
7
Jan.
7
Feb.
Apr. 24-
Feb. 23
3
1434 Feb.
1854 Apr. 26
Feb.
37
9
1134 Jan.
1534 Jan.
May
Jan.
50
4
4
21
10
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
32
June
834 June
29
June
3
June
16
June
3
June
334
54
834
154
2754
7654
1234
16
12
13
109
June
2554 June
16
254
June 28
June
1
2734
7834
1434
21
11
234
%
7
134
8
3.
May 16
Apr. 26
15
Jan.
S*
1534 June 13
30*
Mar.
4354 Feb.
1834 June 13
3454 June 22
12
Jan.
June 29
10954 June 30
Jan.
9
5
55
15
June 14
Feb.
Mar. 2June 12
Jan.
2
June
5.
32
12
June 18
June
9
2
434
2454
2134
454
6754
10834
534
754
Jan.
21
86
27
554 Feb. 16
3534 Feb.
6
654 Feb. 15
67
12
11934 Feb. 17
May 14 45
Feb.
6
8106
Feb. 21
Jan.
8
9734 June 21
Jan.
Jan.
46 34 June
2^ 84
2
954 May 10,
5854 Jan.
9
1234 Jan.
6
634 Jan.
2334 Jan.
Feb.
6
10 10354 June 18
4
59% Feb.
5
14% Feb. 1680
Feb.
6
1954 Feb.
5
934
4134
35%
434
Feb.
6
May 11
May 11
Feb. 17
16
23
Feb.
Feb.
45
6034 Apr. 26.
6
Apr.
2
3854 Apr.
2
15
Jan.
4
41
234 June 22,
Jan.
9
734 May 14
Jan. 23
234 Jan.
5
1334 Jan.
3
14
5
6
........
preferred
332,800
jtor Car
1,322,600 ht pii ollc Steel Corp
220,800
Convertible preferred
21,100 Revere Confer & Brass.
Class A
3,600
3,360
Preferred..
179,300 Reynolds Metal Co.....
25,300 Reynold* Spring Co
No par value,
30
64
Jan.
2
53
354 June 14
6
11
134 Jan.
4
1034 Jan.
4
1354 May 14
1034 June 27
1734
534
5034
1%
....
31,100 Real Silk Hosiery.
1,730,
Sale
Sale
654 Sale
24
2654
•
Mines
a95%
Sale
1334 Sale
50
B
8454
60
100
.
330
21,700
1,700
Sale
53
11
—
517,300 {Radio-Keith-Crpbeum CI
{ Rand
l",906
67
—•
Bakeries...
Preferred
7
Feb.
Feb.
1% Jan.
11
15
28
234
Sale
3
10134 105
3534 Sale
87
9134
8034 Sale
......*
2,409,900 Radio Corp of Amer..
100,7001
7%
preferred "A"
'
1,000
.
2334 Feb.
37
34
1134 Jan.
June 18
4 54
10
5234
June
June
3
June 25
June
434
5
454 June
134 June
28
4
June 30
1934 June 29
1534 June
1
61
iv a*
9
2
3054 June
Sale
Sale
4
154
1154
1154
734 Sale
354
154
1754 Sale
Sale
Public Service El At Gas—
5,400
|5 preferred
257,700 Pullman Company..
598,130 Puns Oil.
13,080
8% conv pref
..
30
9
4
June
2
59
63
134 June
_
30,800
1,100
5
Jan.
1054 Jan.
17
254 June 27
1434
15
1034 Sale
1734 Sale
3234
3434
Sale
25% Sale
74
12%
7% Sale
Coal...
1 Prairie
700
Oil
94
11
Pierce-Arrow Mot C pref.. 100
Class A....
*
25,100
5,800
12
19
20
11434 May 19
Jan.
Jan.
9
June
16
7
5
8534 Mar. 13
3 116
June 22
634 Mar. 19
854 Apr. 25
3 54 May 14
654 Feb. 23
72
103
754 June 16
4 34 June
1054 June
154
18
334 Sale
20
2734
454 Sale
1
134
Sale
Sale
13
50
8
Sale
Sale
29% Sale
3% Sale
10%
87,200 Philip Morris Ac
Co........10
900,300 Phillips Petroleum
......*
17,100 Phoenix
Hosiery........
5
53%
55%
107%
3%
4%
18%
40%
9%
10%
9% Sale
16 % Sale
24 % Sale
......100
........
25
11
15
10
Phillip* Jones Corp.....—*
270
1054
......
Penney (J C) Co.
Preferred..
Pet
Sale
2% Sale
21% Sale
1534 Sale
4% Sale
Sale
21% Sale
-3
1%
2034
28
3% Sale
Penlck At Ford
s
1%
14
1% Sale
Rights
7%
116
2
95
Jan.
3
1454 Mar. 31
4
June 13
111
5
634 Jan.
8
1954 Feb.
92
Jan. 18
102
May
4
434 Jan.
8
Feb.
9
Jan.
2
25
Feb.
30
Feb.
5
45
Apr.
97
Jan. 23
23
x79
Feb.
Feb.
May
5
1654 June
3034 June
2334 June
7654 June
7
2754
10
June
Sale
11%
Feb.
734 Jan.
18
11434
7634 Sale
Feb. 27
Apr. 26
434 Feb. 19
37
Jan. 29
1554 Feb.
5
434 June 23
89
Sale
1054
June 29
9434 June 30
1154 June
8
934 June 28
7
12
Exch
Penn Coal
434 Feb. 10
4
....5
new
$4 preferred class A_..
People
June 14
3%
13%
6
45
50
stock
322,800 Patlno Mines Ac Ent Cons
136,400 Peerless Corp..........
30,400
228,100
2,500
22,530
98,700
10,700
18,900
1,270
131,000
10%
June
z90
1554 Sale
Sale
100
10134
Sale
454
5
1834
1854 20
17
Sale
1854 Sale
31% Sale
3254 33
24
24
24%
25
7534
77%
7834 Sale
110
109% 112
120
Sale
•
Pacific Telepb Ac Te!egr..l00
B
534 June 12
434 June 23
Sale
11434
74% Sale
Sale
100
{Paramount Publix Corp.. 10
1,714,610
Certificates of deposit..10
71,250 Park Ac Tllford
1
1,258,700 Park Utah Cons Mines
1
18,100 Par melee Transport Co.
*
18,100
55,700
3,100
1,035
13,300
1,200
100
8
Sale
9
...25
Lighting Corp—
43,460 Panhand Prod Ac Ref
•
2,190
8% preferred..........100
8,500
188,900
537,200
21,900
4,835
230.400
10,700
28,200
77.000
15%
29
*
Pacific Mills.
5,200*
80
*2", 166
7334 June 21
Pan-Amer Pet At Trans..--5*
2,500
25,600
59,000
16,700
22,800
15% Sale
73 X
95
4 % Sale
96%
Class B
800
5%
9034
81 %
Class
1,400
62,800
Sale
6% Sale
95
995-_
734
834
........100
217,840
134,500
39,700
8,120
1,360
41,600
1,699,300.
""966
148", 100
16
14 54
13%
101,357 Owens-Ill Glass Co........25
12,100
Highest.
Sale Prices.
854 Feb.
1
454 June 29
6934 June
4
Orpheum Circuit Inc PreflOO
243",700
430
250
(The)-.*
t c
v
11%
3%
*
-—
85,900 Oppenhelm Collins Ac Co—*
23",700
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
36
3%
36%
Sale
Sale
2%
•
—*
Preferred A
10,500
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices
4% Sale
70
73 %
Sale
40
50
......
47,400 Omnibus Corp
Sale
14%
Preferred.
64,240
8,800
4,100
88,900
Sale
Lowest.
Ask
........
633,700 Ohio Oil Co (The)
157,300 Oliver Farm Equip
5,600
2,700
1,530
49
4% Sale
67%
70
Sale
New.........
420
8,400
3,300
5
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
1,450 Northwestern Telegraph.-50
53,300 Norwalk Tire Ac Rubber
*
2,200
1.
June
Ask.
Bid.
614,800 North American Aviation...1
24,300 North Amer Edison pre!
*
240
24,000
Jan. 2
1934.
Par
"l~,566
range since
jan. 1.
Price
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares
27,600
2,200
39
prices in june.
STOCKS
Since
Jan. 1.
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
954
1834
10
_1H0
Cash sale,
£2134
1054
Optional sale*
Sale
Sale
Sale
334
1554
4534
934
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
3
1134 June 19
June 28
15
June
42
June
2234
19
20
954 June
1954 June 29
85
88
80
2054
954
2134
1034
1934 June
954 June 21
Sale
1134
June
654 Jan.
62
82
79
a
55
55
Sale
**
{ Companies reported In receivership.
June 20
3254 Jan.
6
5
58
June
30
1354 Feb. 23
6934 Mar. 14
16
8
67
354
1854
5034
1134
2354
June
June
June
June
June
9
16
16
12
12
90
June 25
2234 June 12
1134 June
8
Jan.
3
June 28
15
39
May 14
Jan.
5
Jan.
1134 Jan.
46
Jan.
1534 Jan.
634 Jan.
534
2554
4
6734
8
1434
29! 2834
5
2
9
90
Mar. 14
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
23
23
23
11
11
Junel25
2754 Apr. 26
1334 Apr. 25
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
40
aggregate sales,
In
Since
June.
1
75,200
2,600'
5,400
23,600
12,200
1,740
1,320
1,700
135,500
16,000
3,410
180
17,400
400
120,600
700
100
6,700
38,500
1,400
4,700
1,700
10,200
Bid.
Par.
10
10
Shares.
636,200 Reynolds(RJ)Tob cl B
2,370
Class A
500 Rhine Westphalia Elec Pr
Richfield Oil Co of Calif
8,400
79,200
95,700
29,300
Royal Dutch Co N Y shs—
23% Sale
46
•
84%
99% 100
5%
6%
30% Sale
4
2,800
23,300
210
35,400
42%
28% Sale
2%
3
42% Sale
2% Sale
Skelly Oil
""170
17,685
400
"2",300
91,600
50
27,200
133,400
550
26,500
15,700
4,200
3,400
7,400
2,600
8,200
74,600
1,400
133,700
3,200
25,300
500
2,800
400
11,200
33,000
1,000!
31,900
5,900
980
1,400
7,400
7,900
3,200
700
3,200
4,600
7,800
59,900
58,200
6,900
51,500
9%
18%
2%
5%
33%
100
900
100
5,100
22%
VA
575,100 Stand Oil of Calif
19,900 Standard Oil of Kansas
40
40
Sale
2%
Sale
Sale
9
Sale
Sale
Sale
22
7
13% Feb.
8
33% Apr. 26
10% Feb.
6
39% Feb. 19
5%
48%
31% Sale
3
2%
41% Sale
2%
2%
40
38%
1%
7% Sale
9
7%
5%
5%
40% Sale
2%
2%
36%
41%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4tiI
23%
9
25
June
13
June
13
June
7
41
9
6
25% Jan.
2% Jan. 18
1.
38% June
2
May 10
2
1
48
2
35
June
3
June
2
June
19
June
19
June
June 20
June
1
June
8
June 25
1
June
2
1
45%
2%
38%
1%
8%
8%
6%
46%
10%
23%
iiM
June 25
2
Jan.
2
Jan.
10
8-
Jan.
1
Jan.
5
11
13
5
Jan.
8
6% Jan.
2
13
June
8
June
June
June
9
June
12
June
14
21
June
1
9
June
18
June 28
75
June
4
7% Jan.
Jan.
58
June
8
June
9
73
8% June
15% June
i°8*
9 % June
1
62% June 27
64
Jan.
3
2
89
12
7
4% Feb.
5
51% Feb.
4% Jan. 26
2
45% Feb.
2
2
5
30% Apr. 16
Apr.
5
50
38% Apr. 11
Apr.
9
13% Feb.
7% Feb.
49
May
13% Mar.
26% Mar.
11% Jan.
8j
June
16
Feb.
8
4
Jan.
32
1
June
June
12% Feb. 15
38% Apr. 11
13
4% Jan.
5% Jan.
4% Jan.
June
June 27
15 113
June
8
10
9%
15% Sale
Sale
June
2
21
75
73
75%
Sale
8
7%
5
5% June
45% June 30
9% June 29
Sale
8
Sale
16
June
26
5
3 107
June
June
Sale
22%
Sale
5
27% Feb.
57
Apr. 23
May- 12
June
8%
31%
6%
27%
June 25
7
Sale
Jan.
June 26
June
30%
2%
38%
2%
38%
Sale
32
4
Apr. 30
84% Jan.
98% Jan.
6
Jan.
4% June
46%
3
It*
June 27
2 107
45
Sale
3
Jan.
33
21
Sale
22
45
2
June
25
Sale
4
22% June 18
52% June 16
2
June
26% Jan.
June 23 113
6%
7%
6%
27
29
35
30%
35
13%
13%
15% Sale
30%
13
Sale
15%
Sale
35
Jan.
22
24
23
5
3
9
14
27
26
5
11% Feb.
24% Feb.
1
8% June
14% May 14
7% Jan.
54% Jan.
10% June
June
15
25
30% June 11
15
June
2
June
1 104% June 28
29% June
4
36% June 28
£123% June 12 130
16%
4%
1%
2
100
Sale
135
32% June 18
14% June 13
17% June 16
11% June
104
16%
12%
61$
Common
*
-—100
15% June
6
June
7
16% June 27
Jan.
10
9
„
9
2
23% Jan.
6% Jan.
14
May 14
Jan.
86
5
29% May 14
115
Jan.
15% Jan.
6%
6%
20%
4%
51%
Superior Steel........—10t»
10%
25,000 Sweets Co of Amer (The)—50
*
*
34,300 Telautograph Corp....... 5
71,500 Tennessee Corp............5
517,150 Texas Corp (The)
26
—*
469,600 Texas Gulf Sulphur
Sale
Sale
'
Convertible preferred....*
1,600
*
17,200 The Fair Co
1,140
7% preferred..........100
.......1
179,300 Thermoid Co...
1
9,000
.....—26
Thompson Products......—*
Thompson Starrett
*
74,300
2,800
30,000
Preferred 6% —....—10i>
R)
.......—*
Tidewater Oil
•
16
Sale
3%
4
1%
1%
3% Sale
11% Sale
4% Sale
24% Sale
Sale
40
3 %
Sale
7% Sale
850
650
June 26
6
9
June 26
10
June
8
65
55
June
4
60
June
8
15
6
52
85
10
47%
Sale
10%
10%
Sale
Sale
7
Sale
'
7% Sale
23%
4% Sale
22
59
60
111%
14%
2%
8%
Sale
17
Sale
Sale
3%
4
1%
1%
2%
3%
11%
11%
4% Sale
23% Sale
Sale
11%
28%
27
6% Sale
7% Sale
18%
20%
4
61%
114%
15%
2
9%
3%
1
Sale
62%
Sale
Sale
8
June
8
8%
28%
78
126
9% June
10% June
26% June
2
1
1
22
1
June
3%
8%
700
7% June
4%
1%
Sale
Sale
950
3%
4
8% Sale
880
1,100
12%
43%
12
12%
40
43
80
Sale
5
78
5
June
Sale
2%
3
11%
12
4%
5%
23% Sale
7%
59% June
110% June
15% June
Sale
7%
83
Sale
17
Feb.
6
17
Feb.
6
32%
38% Apr. 24
27
June
16
10
33
9
8
9
16
June
11
June
12
June
13
32% June
3% June
7 % June
2
2
2
35% June
4% June
10% June
9
12% June
8
43% June 13
7% June 15
43 % June
4
78
June 28
80
June
June
6
6
1
6% Jan.
8
6
Jan.
6
10% Feb. 21
6
13% Feb.
19% Jan.
2
47
Feb.
19
9% Feb. 21
63% June 18
100
Jan. 17 114% June 30
5
14% May 25 25% Feb.
Feb.
1
3
3
1 % Jan.
6% May 14 15% Feb. 19
June 27
2
51% Jan.
4
Jan.
May
June
May
Jan.
May
May
3% Jan.
6% Jan.
3%
%
2%
10%
4%
21%
30%
5% Jan.
2% Feb.
5% Feb.
12
15% Feb.
8s
6% Feb.
14 •29% Feb.
43% Feb.
14
8
6% Apr.
6
12
Apr.
26
19
23
1
19
5
6
4
2
9
111
26
15
J an.
30
44
Jan.
29
6
19
50
Jan.
5%
16%
7 %
15%
3%
June 18
June 13
June
1
June
8
June
8
5
June
June
1
30
Sale
2
4
6% Sale
5% June
1
7%
8%
7% June
4% Sale
71%
37%
36% June
1
Feb.
4
June
June
Feb.
7
15
6% June
27% June
19
1
3
36% Feb.
Jan.
92
3% June
17
19
61% June 19
Jan.
31
June 28
2
3
12
21
Jan.
38
13
4
5
26
30
10
94
June 28
6% June 27
6
"
6
Mar. 13
1% Jan.
2 110% May
14
42% Jan.
13
41
Apr.
16
50% Feb.
15
14% Apr.
13
39
6
31
16
6
Feb.
12% June 12
13
8% June
8
Sale
Sale
June 21
June
26
Sale
29
June 30
June
2
92
94%
6% Sale
18
June
31
6% Sale
June
23
30
85
19%
Sale
8
2
19
12%
11
2
83
19
Sale
18
June
14
4
3%
.14%
June
June
June
11% June
2
80% June 18
13
9
June
82
7
June
June
81
Sale
31% Feb. 20
67% Apr. 25
1
25% Feb.
June 18
,3 126
8
Sale
17%
21
4
4%
1%
2%
11%
5%
1
Feb.
8
7% Apr. 18
Apr. 24
24% Feb. 23
2
11% Apr.
Feb.
7
13
53
4
18
3% June
1% June
2%. June 26
10% June 12
4% June
2
5
21
21
23
24
16
9%
23%
5%
63%
114%
16%
2%
10%
June
2
34
9
4
Apr.
Apr.
15% Apr.
Apr.
62
June
8
6% June
7% June
19% June
9% Mar. 20
2% Jan. 15
13
12
12% June 19
13% June 19
83
6%
June
5
Mar. 24
22% Feb.
7
2
27% June 13
56% June 19
21% June 19
June
June
June
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
iO
14%
4%
30%
5
23% June 21
9% June 12
18% June
8% June
16% Sale
7% Sale
13% Sale
3% Sale
19
21 %
12% Sale
21
3
10
Sale
201
65
23
5
19
June
5
Sale
Sale
34
12
6%
13%
6%
14%
3%
June
6
June
5
June
1
6% June 19
Sale
5%
6
4
1% June
1% June 27
1%
1%
1%
1%
6
£107% June 7 109% June
109% Sale
107% 109
8
31% June
2 37% June
33% Sale
34% Sale
6
37
June 25
38% June
38
39
34%
37
47% June 16
42% June
2
42% Sale
43% Sale
11% June 26
9% June
4
10% Sale
10%
11
58% June
4 61% June 19
58% Sale
60
Sale
8
1% June
1% June 26
1%
1%
1%
1%
4
June
2
4
4% June 21
4%
4%
4%
35
June 19
34
June
8
34
36
34%
34%
40%
7%
77%
49
55
June
4
5
11
6%
54%
Sale
Sale
8%
Sale
Sale
June
5
25%
44%
£20
Sale
£19%
20% Sale
122% 124% 122% 124% 124%
29
25
40
5%
48
5
39% Feb.
74
11
75
22%
23
8% Sale
7
8
26%
28
51
52%
19%
20
8% Sale
6
8%
10%
deposit....*
Class A
•
699,100 Tranaamerlca Corp
......
*
57%
Sale
4% Sale
19% Feb.
16 130
26
June 26
4%
55
5
50%
Sale
Sale
5%
4%
39
Tidewater Asooc Oil........*
10,300
5% conv preferred......100
344,900 Tlmken-Detrolt Axle Co_..l#
303,800 Tlmken Roller Bear.
Tobacco Products Corp.....*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
246,100 Texas Pacific Coal 8c OH—.10
•
436,200 Tex Pac Ld Trust ctfs
42
23
Sale
102
15%
Third Nat'l Investors....—
6
9
11% Apr. 25
68% Apr. 26
27% Feb. 17
42
Apr. 23
17
May
4
6 104% June 28
22
Sale
34
29
(The)....—*
Superior Oil ....
1
Superheater Co
25,500 Thatcher Mfg
58%
55
Sale
_
pref...100
..........—
50
8
22
36
37%
45% Sale
6
6%
Stewart War. Alemite Corp
•
505,000 Stone 8c Webster
...—
15
4%
10
6%
1%
9%
26%
Sale
41
10
26
276,700
Preferred
16
17
Sale
4% Sale
1
1%
96% Sale
50
preferred.
Sun Oil
61
Sale
Sale
7
19
17
3
IStudebaker Corp
9% Sale
9% Sale
62%
64
10%
11%
28
Sale
Preferred
1,020
18%
4%
6%
121% 123
35,500 Starrett Co (The L S)
183,200 Sterling Products Inc.....10
27,800 Sterling Sec Corp cl A
*
20
110
125
21
15,400
158,200
216,300
3,500
796,600
1,900
19,200
27,600
102
Sale
30% Sale
125% 129
16% Sale
22
•
*
1,013,600 Standard Oil ef N J
Preferred...
Sale
111
Sale
52
6
500
700
105
June
103
6
400
4,200
9,300
Sale
Sale
16
32,800! Preferred (6%)
106,100 Stand Com'l Tobacco.....
16,500 Standard Investing Corp—•
31,200 Standard Oil Export pref. 100
(J
50
100
42
*
Preferred (7%)..
Thompson
23
11
Certificates (old).......100
1,200
5
J
7
6
17% June
46% June
Sale
8%
15%
June
Sale
44
3
8
20%
Sale
iH
7
June
35%
Sale
6
..._.*
|4 preferred —
11,400 Symington Co
2
7
27% June 30 30% June 12
7% June 15'
8% June
1
33% June
4 36% June 19
Sale
26%
75
112% 117
16% Sale
...*
366,000 Standard Gas 8c Elec
Class A
J an,
M.y
;;
1,322,800 Standard Brands
....
2,180i
Preferred...............
44,100
46% June 14
59% Jan.
3
Mar. 13
39% Mar. 21
15
Sale
7%
36
7
Sale
87
36
6,900 Spalding (A G) 8c Bros
2,120
1st preferred
....100
1,640 Spang Chalfant 8c Co..
*
1,230
Preferred
—.—10#
484,985 Sparks Wlthlngton
9,350 Spear 8c Co
.....
•
210
7% preferred
...—100
49,300 Spencer Kellogg Ac Sons....*
1,794,500 Sperry Corp (The) v t c_.—1
4,300 Spicer Mfg Co
....
~
4,060
Convertible preferred A—*
324,400 Splegel-May-Stern Co
•
38,995
765,200
37,100
4,990
12,500
145,800
90,700
Sale
18% Sale
47% Sale
103% Sale
ill % Sale
Sale
Sale
8%
8%
53%
55
12%
16
23% Sale
7% Sale
16% Sale
25
260 Southern Dairies class A—*
400
Class B
*
1st
46% June 14
100
Co
....
Conv
34
Sale
8%
>8
.....
24,800
6,000
27%
27%
Sale
Sale
,..100
Sloss-Sheffield Steel 8c (r.100
Preferred....
100
Snider Packing
*
61,100,
1
June
57
10
7
6%
9%
29% Sale
8% Sale
7%
7%
5%
46%
9%
20%
8%
38%
Preferred
196,200;
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Corp
Oil
••'
320
43
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest
Sale Prices.
Prices.
60
24
57
13
16
Sale
Socony Vacuum 031 Co Inc 15
Solvay Am Inv Corp—
25,400
5%% preferred.......—100
101,800 So Porto Rico Sug
*
1,020
8% preferred
—100
230,200 Sou California Edison..—25
10
"""200
Sale
41
......—
75,300
5,500
3,700
4,930
313,400
1,766,700
Sale
60%
57
Sale
15
.......—
8% preferred..
12,500
199,000
Sale
83
34,300
Convertible preferred.. 100
62,600 Slmms Petroleum
10
505,600 Simmons Co
—*
"""180
10%
26%
4%
Sale
26%
3%
36%
5
266,900 St Joseph Lead...........10
131,900 Safeway Stores....
.....—*
9,610
Preferred (4)...........lit
11,180
Preferred (7)
lie
49,000 Savage Arms Corp—.......*
1,368,300 Schenley Distillers Corp.._.5
204,700 Schulte Retail Stores
1
27,995
8% preferred
....100
2,540 Scott Paper
.....—*
285,600 Seaboard Oil Co of Del
•
6,800 Seagrave Corp (The)
—•
1,249,200 Sears, Roebuck 8c Co
*
24,100 Second Nat Investors.......1
2,000
15 conv preferred.........1
60,200 ^Seneca Copper.. .—..—
845,400 Serve! Inc
1
41,800 Sharon Steel Hoop
*
131,900 Sharp & Dohme
*
10,300
Conv pref series A.....-.*
Con
43%
12%
7
•
Mines.
Rossia insurance
Sinclair
Sale
Ask
45% Sale
—
Ritter Dental Mfg
Roan Antelope Cop
1,900
12,200
15,200
300
Sale
60
Lowest.
June 30.
1.
Ask. Bid.
Bid
19
32,500
3,900
Ask.
44%
59%
..
364,700 Shattuck (G F)
1,074 Shell Transp 8c Trading— £2
469,200 Shell Union Oil
130
June
1934.1
Rio Grande Oil
500
8,900
1.
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE.
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
4
13% June 13
June
1
June 11
95% June 21
7% June
8
31% June 19
38
Id %
May
Jan".
6% June
13
June
2 % May
19
Mar.
8% Jan.
64% Jan.
31
80
12% Feb.
10
83
Apr.
8'
9% Feb.
2 19% Feb.
Feb.
27| 11
28 20% Feb.
6% Jan.
141
3l' 24% Jan.
4 14% Apr.
4, 85% Apr.
Mar. 26
Jan. Ill
3% Jan.
4
26% May 14
16
30
19
6
5
„
16
29
30
23
30
40
Apr. 27
96% Apr. 27
8% Apr. 24
Feb.
5
8% Feb.
5
41
Certificates of
80,400
3,100
25,900
500
2,300
2,700
5,700
1,300
8,600
49,900
269,400
11,900
42,300
24,400
140,500
34,500
7,200
60,200
*
TrI-Contlnental Corp
*
Preferred
...»
I rlco Products
.......
.*
Troax Traer Coal..........*
Truscon Steel Co.......... 10
Ulan 8c Co
*
56,500'Underwood Elliott Fisher..*
1,070!
50
7% preferred
•
87,400 Union Bag 8t Paper
700,000 Union Carbide 8t Car
No par value,
x
8% Sale
4% Sale
Tran 8c Williams Steel Forg*
Ex-dividend,
•
*
6%
„
Sale
63
Sale
70
34%
1%
5%
2%
37%
98%
Sale
2%
Sale
2%
Sale
102%
36%
47
Sale
120
47
47% Sale
39
a Optional sale,
Sale
7%
8%
4% Sale
Sale
2
5%
2%
38%
c Cash sale,
37%
1
6
3
39%
Sale
Sale
37
3
5%
2%
Sale
6%
48
47%
118% 120
51
50%
42% Sale
June
70
2
June
38
6% May 10
4%
72
3
June
June
June
June
June
June 30
9
ib
ig
11
o
2*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
36
Jan.
18
53% June 12
44% June 19
102
Jan.
43
Jan.
t Companies reported in receivership.
June
6
40
3
4
June 22
June 26
121
9
13% Feb. 17
3
6% Feb.
78
Apr. 20
May 14
9
June 25
6% June
2% June
June
118% June
45
5% May 14
£37% June 15
5% June
J*
40
June 18
8% Jvme 18
7
5
8
3
Jan.
15
51% Jan.
20
4
22 121
35% May 14
Feb.
3% Feb. 23
9% Feb. 19
June
18
60% Feb. 23
50% Jan.
19
July
n. t. stock
1934.]
IQGREQATE SALES
In
June.
PRICES IN JUNE.
stocks
Since
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
Shares
29,500
7,200
123,100
1,150
8,400
90
25,300
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1.
Price
exchange
n. y. stock
41
exchange—stocks
June
1934.
Par
Shares
225,000 Union oh, California-.
m
53,900 Union Tank Car
*
2,492,900 United Aircraft k Tr Corp--*
11,690 United American Boach Corp*
71,900 United Biscuit of Am
*
990
Preferred
t00
162,000 United Carbon
*
Bid.
18 %
Ask.
16
Sale
12
7
1.
Ask.
Sale
19% Sale
20% Sale
12
11%
25% Sale
112% 115
41% Sale
16% Sale
32% Sale
23% Sale
110
Bid
Sale
37% Sale
June 30.
Bid.
Ask
16
16%
19%
19
18
Sale
11%
12
25%
25
i
Lowest.
Sale
Prices.
15% June
1
19
June 29
18
June 26
9
June
Highest.
Sale
6
17%
21%
22%
12%
26%
Lowest.
Prices
June
June
June
June
June
9
18
12
29
18
24% June
4
112% June 15 120
June 30
44% 40% June
4 46% June 16
120
Sale
43%
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
15
May 14 20%
15% Jan.
9 21%
17% Feb. 13 37%
17
9
June
6
23
Jan.
8 29%
107
Jan.
9 120
35
Jan.
4 46%
Feb.
5
June
Feb.
18
1
Feb.
6
Apr. 26
June 30
June
16
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
75% May
6
Apr.
77
Apr.
7
7
28
United Cigar 8tores
6% preferred...........100
100,100
700
1,932,550
171,000
532,100
24,065
1,020
38,800
173,900
203,900
2,480
578,100
11,700
10,500
2,800
51,400
16,500
23,500
800
190
9,900
20,400
9,400
830
49,200
1,200
"4", 100
100
3,600
1
29,300
1,800
100
4% Sale
5%
32%
15%
7%
70%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
75
5%
31%
15%
6%
67%
Sale
26% Sale
10% Sale
3% Sale
4%
Sale
5%
Sale
Preferred
..
united
...
100
Preferred.
'nlted
Electric Coal
*
United Fruit
Universal
Pipe 9c Rad Co.. 1
100
Preferred
United Gas 9c Impt Co
*
•
Preferred
{United Paperboard Co..100
700
100
1,000
15,600
690
4,200
13,000
3,500
3,400
100
14,000
68,
00
39,000
116,000
1,600
288.000
21,400
2,300
1,600
51,500
8,400
3,100
1,100
5,200
790
10
1,280
4,700
300
2,400
2,000
59,500
100
2,500
15,400
500
22,200
2,300
20
260
4,900
1.200
330
780
300
600
510
3,000
12,300
38,100
30,300
123,700
460
200
20
2,150
700
200
150
1,900
300
5,900
100
Sale
21%
18%
1%
5%
%
9%
........
Preferred..
..........100
16,500
47,200
3,100
27,400
89,800
4,320
55,400
246,100
63,400
60,500
3,300
u s Express..
...100
u s &
s Freight
u s Gypsum
7%
preferred
...
c
%
10%
45
3%
61
47%
35%
23%
18%
1%
5%
2
68% June
1% Jutoe 15
June
6
15% June
5
14
June
7
2% June. 30
98
7
June
63
3% June
60
June
Sale
44% June
June
125% 125
42
38
June
Sale
20% June
Sale
2%
9
7
49
8
3% Jan.
54% Mar.
26% June 19
16% Jan.
% June
10
June
6
June 29
238,800 u s Realty Ac Impt
6| 20
._*
u s Rubber
»
551,000
8% 1st preferred
.....100
923,300 u s Smelt Ref Ac Mg__._-_.50
Preferred
16,400
..50
58
8%
16%
26%
100%
55%
......
2,324,400 United States Steel..
125,500
7% preferred
8,700 u s Tobacco.......
Preferred
100
..100
*
100
.....
..10
utilities p Ac l "a"....
*
100
Vanadium Corp of America.*
Van Raalte Co
5
...
6%
18%
44%
115
56
60
1
Sale
22%
4% Sale
60%
98
100
40
June
4
June
2
9%
44%
9%
14%
June
7
58
21
6% June 25
2
17% June
Sale
43
Sale
128
Sale
61%
Sale
19
5
Sale
Sale
61
65
Sale
38%
83%
Sale
Sale
111
141
65 "
54%
2% Sale
1% Sale
20
22%
Sale
20
23
6
18
141
3% Sale
4 138
June
44
Sale
103%
65
6% Sale
June
Sale
83
125% 128
57
Sale
Sale
10
62%
114% June
3
Sale
1
Sale
21
22%
20%
21%
9
2
7
7% June
9
June
9
50% June 12
9
June 25
13
3%
1%
22%
24%
June
16
June
16
10
June
12
76% June
1
77% June 11
Sale
34%
3%
81%
18%
76%
4%
15%
Sale
32% June
2% June
2
1
35
June 27
June 12
June 29
Sale
3%
81%
19%
76%
72
Sale
55
Sale
100
95
110
106
Sale
6
5% June 23
5% ""5%
4
25% June
29%
27% Sale
105% Sale
104% 106% 104% June 25 107
5%
4%
4%
4% June 25
4%
4%
4
9
8%
7% June
7%
7%
7%
June
2
Sale
2
2
2%
2% Sale
June 26
33
31
30
30
30
31%
...
100
...__..*
14,300 Ward Baking class a
Class b
55,600
18,000
7% preferred
*
•
.....
Warner
Sale
Sale
5%
40
5%
•
17
75
Sale
100
Bros Pictures
$3.85 conv preferred.....*
7,200
32,800 Warner-Quinlan..........
...»
180,700 Warren Bros
Convertible preferred....*
23,520
•
93,200 Warren Fdry 8c Pipe
*
36,100 Webster Eisenlohr
35
60%
62
81%
84%
3% Sale
7
6%
2
-2%
29
'27%
5% Sale
15
2
10
Sale
18%
Sale
28% Sale
6%
Preferred
100
7% preferred........
*
45
52%
100
Preferred (6)...
2,640
100
3,450 West Penn Pow pref 7%..100
6% preferred
100
2,595
*i
49,500 Western Dairy Prod a
Class b v t c_.
101,200
516,800 Western Union Teleg
100
*
194,900 Westinghouse Air Brake
892,549 Westlnghouse el 8c Mfg..50
7% 1st preferred
50
2,830
25,400 Weston el Instr
Class a
3,060
105,550 Westvaco Chlorine Prod
•
...*
•
8,5001Wheeling Steel Corp
•
Pruferred..............100
4,100|
White Motor..
6,200
........50
Sale
"a"
Preferred
466,300.
No par value,
2%
Sale
25
100
8
4
28
1
1
21
June
1
25% June 16
8
4% June
8
3% June 27
7
79% June
1
21
June 29
June
57% June 22
70
June
13
June
13
64% June
5
79
67
June
6
1
Sale
104
105%
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
2%.
% Sale
45% Sale
22%
22%
36% Sale
100
June
2
June
4
18%
June 29
June
2
June
18
29
June
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
27
79
8
Apr. 26
8% Feb. 20
29% June 18
June 15
107
May
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
May
27% May
4%
18%
1%
6%
6% Feb.
Jan.
8%
31%
3%
13%
28%
31
7
80
May
3 % May
65
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
45
Jan.
19
16% June 28
47%
47
17%
18
15%
17
17% June
8
25%
25%
2%
9%
25%
1%
6%.
3%
27%
2%
9%
25% June
1 % June
6% June
3% June
32
June
6
28
20
19
June 26
9
Jan.
20
Feb.
23
June
13
13
June
Apr.
29
Feb.
6
4
5
92
June
16
43
25
Feb.
47% Feb.
20
18
19
48%
20
Jan.
June
36
June
6% Jan.
3
16% Jan.
5
14% Jan. 12
16% June 28
45
23
Jan.
6% Jan. 30
2% Jan. 30
6
66% Feb.
June 16
19
Apr.
105
20
12
32%
Jan.
16
24
16
110% June 12
11% June 12
25% June 29
10%
25%
5
24
Feb.
79
67
89% Jan.
78% Jan.
2% June
% June
40% May
21
Feb.
Apr.
70
60
11% June 13
25% June 29
18
June
1
88
Jan.
2% Jan. 23
27% Feb. 21
Jan.
15%
52%
44%
51%
5
5
24
36
16
1
1
Feb.
3% Feb.
12
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May
16
30
23
Feb. 23
Mar. 9
110
30% May
83% Jan.
93
18
1
June 29
6
3% June
1
1% June
49% June 12
5
Feb.
39% June 16
90% June 15
89
37
110% June 12
1 105
June 29
89
Sale
June
2%
%
41%
21
32%
12
88
June 29
5
2
Sale
43
59
June
June
100 '
27%
33%
7
1% June
25% June 28
65
110% 108% June
3%
7
73
109
Sale
79% June
19
67
Sale
3%
1%
1
June
77
I*
3%
29
Sale
32
4
32
30
24
.
*
•
Mfg Co..
& c'ch class
25
13
55
14
b...10
preferred.......... 100
Young Spring Ac Wire
Voungst'n Sh Ac Tube.....
»
Sale
15
Sale
16% Sale
23
Zenith Radio Corp
.....*
lonlte Products Corp......]
a
30%
16%
4% Sale
28
Optional sale.
3
6%
19%
Sale
Sale
7%
24%
Sale
73
Sale
81
Sale
Sale
Sale
3%
6% Sale
49%
Sale
20
23
30
100
Wrlgley (wm) Jr
26
43% Sale
.100
preferred b
Ex-dividend,
Sale
65%
76%
66%
June
18% June
18
Feb.
Jan.
5%
22%
84%
2%
6%
8
6% June
23% June 28
7
2% June
10% June 19
5% June 22
23% June 28
5
2% June
108%
45
10
Wright Aeronautical Corp.
s
65
1!"
5% Sale
13% Sale
56
Sale
...
Worthlngton p Ac m..
7% preferred "a"_.
7%
58%
65
74
26
100
Woolworth (f w)
Yel Trk
24
June 27
35
5% Jan. 23
81% June 29
Jan.
30
14
Feb.
5
25% June 29
27% Feb.
8
29
Feb. 21
57
Feb. 26
49% June 13
18% June 13
38
16% May 15
28% Feb.
27% June 14
2% June
8
24
Jan.
1%
5%
3%
27%
Jan.
8
Jan. 12
May
7
Jan. 17
31%
3%
11%
5%
18
9
June
9
4% June
8
32
June 18
4
19
32
Apr. 19
6
Feb.
Apr. 20
4
Apr.
9
Feb.
5
Wilson Ac Co
Yale Ac Towne
1%
24%
59%
1
58%
Sale
•
Convertible preferred
19,200
•
.5
97,600 Wilcox Oil Ac Gas
2,400 Wilcox-Rich Corp class a...*
18,100
254,800
5,160
80,000
428,700
46,200
Sale
90
70
64
Sale
16% Sale
1%
4%
3%
70
38% Sale
90
80%
25
New....................
41,600 White Sewing Mach
9%
58
90
21
Sale
Jan.
9
95
9
Sale
31% Feb. 19
11% Apr. 18
Feb.
5
98
Feb.
6
64
78
52
June
9
22% June 27
Jan.
26
5
1
22
June 30
Jan.
20
June
9
16%
25
June
May 12
Apr. 26
6
5% Feb.
1% Jan. 25
May
4% Jan.
£54% Mar.
June 22
12
Sale
18
19
Jan.
2j 99%
18
76% June 19
25
5 106
June
25%
2%
59% Feb.
65
2
June
•
38~200
134,500
543,600
76,500
7,370
11,800
20,130
43,900
55
82
40
5
15
21
3% Sale
1
1%
54% Sale
7
15
15
19
June
June
1%
Sale
28
June 22
June
2%
13
June
65
June
20
Jan.
June 12
8
70
52% Sale
41%
46%
89% Sale
80
25
61% June
106
Sale
Jan.
June 12
18
5%
2
12% Feb.
Apr. 21
61% Apr. 20
135% Feb. 16
4% Jan.
1
June
4
90
1
%
17% Sale
1
June
June
18
Sale
*
7,490 Wells Fargo 9c Co
107,500 Wesson Oil 9c Snowdrift
$4 conv preferred.
11,800
1,930 West Penn el Co "a"
6,080
65
16
75
Sale
'
230
35
106
5% Sale
25%
23%
2
2%
8% Sale
18% Sale
18%
1%
76%
6%
June
5
June 14
67
30
24
24% Jan.
2% May
59% Jan.
14% Jan.
5% Sale
26
5
8%
25
..........*
69,900 Walworth Co
1,106,400
12
15
Sale
5%
3%
Sale
1
Jan.
80
Jan.
20
44
Sale
19% Feb.
5% May
14% Jan.
6
June 27
77
100
Waldorf System
June
76%
14,210 Vulcan
14%
65
Jan.
May
7% June
11% May
55% Jan.
67
June
Sale
2%
Jan.
37
10 145
13
65
67
June
Jan.
June
48
Sale
Feb. 26
5
27% Feb.
50% Jan. 24
June 29
138
10% Apr. 24
9
64% Feb.
11% Jan. 24
78
May
Jan.
89
8%
76%
9%
Jan.
Jan.
99
2
June 21
115
Feb.
61% Jan.
2% Jan.
18
1
8%
63%
16%
34%
Jan.
1% Apr. 19
5
15% Feb.
126
19
June
43% June 16
22% June 27
2
18% June
31
20
4
13
May
June 27
June
65
1 111
11
7
Jan.
June 30
1 134
June 27 145
Feb.
19% Feb. 23
Jan.
5
62% June 11
1
2% June
33
24%
96%
54%
37%
79%
2
60
23,200
June 19
19
33
114,200 Walgreen Co
2,670
6%% preferred
16
June
60
7%
June 20
June
June
25% Sale
3% Sale
Detinning
7% preferred
June 29
June
5
72,850 Vick Chemical Inc
98,300 Va-Caro Chem
3,300
7% prior pref..........100
6% preferred......
55,710
100
4,420 Virginia Elec 9c Power 9% pf*
7,100 Virginia Iron, Coal 9c CokelOO
Preferred
70
....100
697
12
37% June
79% June
103% June
145
"67%
June
June 29
June
45% June 19
June
Sale
38%
Sale
101
89
99
100
7% 1st preferred....
Preferred stamped
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
48% Sale
1
Vadsco Sales Corp..
Preferred
15
75
17% June
34% June
June
11
75
5
21
Jan.
1% June 15
1'
46% Apr.
Jan.
June 18
19'
Feb.
Apr. 20
Apr. 16
50% Apr. 24
125% June 16
6
66
40% Feb.
1% June
44
Sale
138
139% 129
7%
8
8%
8%
40
40
40% Sale
8
8
8%
7%
Sale
12
12%
14%
51
57
69%
58
68
112% Jan.
16 X Jan.
% June 21
43%
13% Feb. 20
Jan.
48% June 28
10%
100
6
Jan.
1 125% June 16
39
June 12
86
*
v t c
June
1% Feb.
13
9
Jan.
7
26
2
25
21
3
Feb. 16
24
Apr. 25
20% Feb.
6
99% May 19
3% Feb. 19
1% Jan.
4% Jan.
14% Jan.
86
Jan.
8% June
60
June
18
59
4% June
5
20
8
8
5
8%
37%
18%
10%
4% Jan,
24% Jan.
9% Jan.
3% Jan.
59% Mar.
3 % Jan.
2% June
17
38%
7%
12%
30
June 26
99
75
130
June
June
2
19
19
13
1
2
16% June 11
17% June 19
18
Sale
June
June
June
June
June
June
50
3%
125
7
86
•._*
......
Prior preferred v t c
5,900
1,730
2%
13
Sale
June 12
June 29
June
4
6%
33%
16%
7%
70%
5%
76
16%
35%
20
100
Co.........
u s Leathers t
230,200
60,500
1,200
312,500
32,310
19
7
2
72
(j s Hoffman Mach.........5
1,168.000
Sale
Sale
16
16% Sale
98% 100
2% Sale
4
June
•
.....
u s Indus Alchol.
Class a
42
Sale
1
June
•
Foreign Secur Corp ..*
Preferred
u
521,300
•
65
Sale
13,200
58,600
2,800
270
5,100
30,500
1,200
22,300
60
38
94,800
110
50
45
Willys-Overland
2,400
11,200
7%
125
Leaf Tobacco
163",900
3,300
.>5
June
5
31% x31 %
Sale
14%
8
6%
69
67
1%
12%
3% Sale
.-*
Preferred
"19",600
"3",240
45
.....*
White Rk m Spr ctfa
"4"600
72
Sale
*
20
1,400
27,600
340
Sale
15% Sale
96%
98%
2% Sale
100
190 Utah Copper
100
ilrt
100
Universal
610
330
5,800
1% Sale
4%
7
'
15% Sale
84%
88
1%
2%
1,970 Universal Plct 1st pref
100
726,800 u s Pipe 9c Foundry.......20
26,470
1st preferred.............*
3,100 u s Dlstrlb Corp
*
40
20,200
2,900
390
70
Sale
60
7
Preferred.
20
10,200
3% Sale
United Piece Dye Works
700
"""466
60
55
*
1,980
Preferred.
92,800 United Stores a.....
120
80
*
5
Dyewood..........10
United Corp
United Drug Inc..
21
20
Sale
39%
30%
44
41%
31%
49%
50
61%
15%
Sale
34
Sale
63
44
52%
64%
51
64%
18%
16%
Sale
16%
Sale
35
16%
18%
2%
5%
Sale
Sale
3%
Sale
16% Sale
19% Sale
2%
3
5% Sale
Cask sale.
4
8%
26%
83%
52%
17% June
68% June
48% June
20
June
39% June
June
June
June
June
24
June
June 13
June 12
44
28
28
27
19
35
40
4%
6
Sale
{ Companies
39
49
June 12
64% June 16
60
June
62% June
15% Jijine
4
38
16
5
June 29
June
June
18% June
2% June
5
June
6
18% June 23
9
Apr.
26% Apr.
84% Apr.
54% Apr.
31%'Feb.
4% Jan.
12% Jan.
53
Jan.
41% Jan.
sf
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14
Jan.
17
34
30
5
June
9
4
1
28
Jan.
2
15
Jan.
8
6
June 13
reported in receivership.
24
24
75
65
June
June 11
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
27
26
53
5
3
13
11
21
42
40
18% June
8
23% June 18
11
May 14
17% May 14
2% May 24
5
May
7
22
Apr. 24
Feb. 19
Apr. 26
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
4% Feb.
5
7% Feb. 19
7%
47%
22%
33%
New York Curb
MONTHLY
Exchang
AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
•June
1934.
Shares_
Jan. 1 to June 30
„
1934.
June
22,545,649
49,455,147
-
Jan. 1 to June 30_
NOTICE—Deferred delivery, under the rule and cash sales, are disregarded In the month's range, unless they are
■outside of the regular monthly range are shown in a footnote in the month In which they occur.
No account Is taken
AGGREGATE SALES
Since
Jtine.
Shares.
506,963,000
the only transactions of the month, and when selling
of such sales in computing the range for the year.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
Shares.
$105,206^000
PRICES IN JUNE.
NEW TORE
CURB EXCHANGE
In
1933.
$76,591,000
608,594,000
Bond Sales.
1933.
3,522,430
38,357,641
Bid.
Par
AND
Ask.
Bid.
Lowest.
June 30.
June 1.
1934.
INDUSTRIAL
Ask
Bid.
Ask
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Prices
MISCELLANEOUS
100
400
75
600
6,800
1,200
1,000
100
200
100
1,600 Acetol Product!. Inc. A
*
25
1,700 Acme Wire Co v t c
3,425 Adame Milli! 7% lit pf
100
1,000
Clan B
*
34,500
7,000 Agfa Amsco Corp com
.1
7,200 Mnswortb Mfg Corp com
*
*
9,500 Air Investors Inc common
Convertible preference
4,400
•
Warrants
8,800
3,400 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary ...50
1,500 Algoma Consol Corp com..
2,600
7% preferred
5
900 Alliance Investment
i
ii,
-
1,900
5,400
4,500
2,300
57,400
62,200
10,300
5,000
200
-
-
600
5,100
4,600
1,000
—
—~
-
conv
693
-
4,200
4,535
700
20,700
90
600
900
50
800
5,400
60,900
2,400
3,600
450
550
3
2}*
3H
1}*
12
Sale
153*
2%
4
Sale
12}*
9
12M
14
15
1}* Sale
12}*
15
7
7
11
95
June
2J*
33*
123*
1}*
June
8
June 22
June 16
June
8
23*
43*
143*
1 }*
June 18
June 27
June 30
June
8
Vlumlnum
3* June 18
June 11
}* June
2
}* June 18
51}* June 18
2
3* June
}* Sale
9
9
Sale
*
June 12
2
2
69
Sale
66
8
24
26
Sale
23
57
Sale
73* June
623* June
71X Sale
76
.....100
Sale
Sale
8
Sale
64
Sale
83*
633*
8}*
66
June
8}* June 19
Mfg
Led..
6% preferred..
Sale
......100
Series C warrants...
Series D warrants...
93* June 12
83* June 27
72
June
8
71}* June
1
93* June 19
100
1
7% 1st pref A
*
1
B
1H Sale
13*
23*
IVs
6,094
3,000
•
100
1,800
200
-
1,900
7,700
56
3*
53
Vs
1
com
June 30
37
10
June 27
June
8
June
2
14
53
—%
21
16
—-
Sale
16
June 15
3* June 15
21
Sale
3* June 28
Sale
20}*
173*
June 23
21
19}*
18}* Sale
June
1
553* June 15
3* June 15
2
June 23
3* June
213* June
21
2
6
June
18
183* June
203* June
16}* June
9
*
3*
*
Amer Potash & Chem
Corp..*
Corp....50
preferred....,."
IVs
3*
1%
Sale
1 }*
13* June
3* June
At
13
June
6
1
6
143* June 12
9
2
3
25*
3*
1
10}* Sale
13
3}*
1
Sale
23*
June
11
13*
%
183*
18}*
June
6
June 13
June 21
June 21
10
June
9
«.•
—
46,400
1,200
Fence
American deposit rects
1.700 Assoc Laund of Amer com
78,600
600
300
21,200 Associated Rayon Corp
10
"¥,400
•
m
w
-
-
28,100
700
8,700
7,100
400
143*
123* June
2
143* June 18
100
1,700
1,600
^
500
600
36,300
55,900
24,200
4,600
3,000
a»«-'
~
~
Conv preferred
$2.50 Conv
pref
Corp
.."
...1
com
Opt 6% Conv pref
...»
2,100
\
100
3}* Sale
17
19}*
1st preferred
1,000 Botany Consol Mills
6,950 Bourjois Inc
"loo
28,300
For footnotes
Bower Roller Bearing
see page
55.
20
7
20
2
95* Feb.
9
853* Feb. 24
78
Jan. 20
13
Jan.
19
113* Jan. 13
Apr. 24
60
Apr. 20
10
Apr. 21
36
12
Jan.
29
8
Apr. 13
33* Feb. 20
56
Apr. 23
1
Mar. 12
25
23* Apr.
9
3* Jan. 25
21 >* Feb. 21
66
May 22
183* Mar. 29
153* Jan.
2
3* Mar. 31
223* Apr. 25
% Feb. 15
Mar. 31
1
Jan.
3*
9}*
lO
8}*
9
2
Feb.
14
Mar. 31
Jan.
May
10
3* June 11
23*
13*
21}*
223*
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
10
June
Jan.
Jan.
21
Feb.
8
4}* Feb.
6
6
5
18
14
1
Mar
3
Jan.
23
10}* Jan.
2
18
9
363* Feb. 16
May
18}*
20
33*
4
18
12
9
June 22
16
7
June
8
Feb.
9
173* Jan. 30
33* Jan.
6
193* Feb.
3
5
Apr.
6
43* June 29
23* May 24
133* Feb.
6
3 3*
16}*
193*
18
June
7
June
7
3 3* June
2
7
4}* June 29
13* June
7
13* June 25
13* June 14
3* June
7
53* June 28
583* June 23
% June 25
63* June 11
63
17
193* June
9
June
4
5
33*
43*
6 3A
5
H
1
}*
6
1Vs
13* Sale
9
5
H
Vs
17
4
May 10
Jan.
9
33* Jan. 11
1
May 26
15}*
2
17 }*
1}*
4H
4 J*
4 ys
43*
43*
'!}* "2"
23*
3}*
13*
14
23*
Sale
3
Feb.
5
1}* Jan.
2
6
9
3*
3*
53* Sale
613* Sale
18}* Sale
23*
2}*
June 26
June 28
23* June 22
3
43*
43* June
4
3* June 18
2}*
2 }* June 25
43* June 19
}* June 18
23* June 23
43* June
6}* June 16
Jan.
At
53*
583*
14}*
13*
4
18
Jan.
10
June 28
June 23
Jan.
6
Jan. 19
Mar. 24
3* June 18
2 3* Jan.
3
70
13*
Sale
7
Feb.
27
2
Jan.
19
35
5
6
H5* Sale
40}* Sale
4}* Sale
2%
33*
63*
10}*
44}*
73*
Sale
Sale
63* Sale
103* Sale
44}*
45}*
4
43*
6}*
7
5
June 20
33
7
Sale
Sale
Sale
103*
433*
33*
z63*
June
4
June 13
June
4
June 19
58
33*
June 26
313* June 28
6
4}* Sale
43* Sale
23*
33*
6
7}*
June
2
43*
4
3
23* June 22
June
2
7}* June 28
113* June
9
May 14
5
June 20
103* June
4
June
39
8
43* June
83* June
593* June
58
45
73*
1%
3}*
1 }* Sale
32}* Sale
5
8H
5
63*
5}*
2
Sale
2
36
6
Sale
35
353* June
5
73* June 13
43* June 20
23* June 22
9
6}*
353*
6
50
73* June
23* June
June
June 28
38
13
June
13
61
10
4
6
4
6
14
12
13
23
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
5
11
Jan.
6
Jan.
2
June
7
19
May 25
43* June 22
12
June
2
43* June 22
133* June 20
6
53* Jan. 18
3* Feb. 15
53* Mar. 13
70
Feb.
27
6}* Apr. 20
May 14
35
8
Feb.
7
153* Feb.
1
Apr.
3
63* Feb.
6
83* Apr. 21
69}* Feb.
5
49
Jan.
Feb.
24
5
Apr. 30
Feb.
6
Apr.
11
Apr.
12
83* Mar. 27
29
Mar. 21
103*
33*
393*
123*
Mar.
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
May
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
12
9
Jan.
25
143*
Jan.
26
76
}* Feb.
4}* June 22
12
May 12
Feb.
June 28
263* Feb. 15
43* Apr. 24
50
7
*
123*
1
Mar. 19
Jan.
16
63* May 29
63
3 3* Jan. 22
2 3* Mar. 20
8
9
13
63* June
13* June
35
June 26
Feb.
23* Mar. 16
73* Mar. 14
313* June 28
53* May 10
19
Apr.
3
63*
23 3*
23*
1 }*
313*
8}*
Sale
Jan.
3}* May 14
23* Jan.
5
4
8Vs
10
5
Feb.
Feb.
3* Jan.
93* Jan.
June .18
13* June
4
...100
com
3* Feb. 19
2
3
Bohack (H C) Co common..
7%
30
June
...*
Bliss (E W) Ac Co common
Blue Ridge
.•
20
Jan.
1
633* Apr. 26
12
*
Blckford's inc com.......
9,300 Blumenthal (S) 8c Co com. ..*
5,400 Boeing Airplane Co..
5
—
100
1,300
.
IOC
4,650 Babcock 8c Wilcox Co
13,000 Baldwin Locomotive warr
390 Baumann (Ludwlg) & Co.100
1
37,300 Bellanca Aircraft v t c
*
1,300 Benson & Hedges com..
600
Jan.
7
30
213* Apr.
10
8
50
.
1,600
.
*
,
13,100 Atlas Plywood Corp
.._*
434,500 Atlas Corp com....
...»
*
21,800 S3 preferred A
Warrants.
117,300
41,600 Auto Voting Machine com..*
2,850 Axton Pisher Tob class A.. 10
325
«.
*
6
15
27
30
123*
Atlanta Birmingham & Coast
RR
preferred
100
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
Jan.
3
Jan. 15
June 28
Jan.
4
3* June 26
3* June 11
3*
*
20 Atlantic Coast Line Co
-
2,600
29,400
£1
com
Jan.
3*
13*
3*
15}*
6
7
30
June
Associated Elec Industries—
2,000
48
12
1
15,700 Arcturus Radio Tube
5
31,100 Armour & Co (111) new w 1
Prior preferred..
*
17,300
*
122,500 Armstrong Cork com
30,400 Art Metal Works common...5
2
Jan.
3
30
June 22
1}* Sale
com..
400 Apex Elec Mfg common.....*
-
1,000
26,200
14,500
5,100
Anchor Post
7
Mar. 13
13* Jan.
2
3 }*
*
common
6}* Mar.
2
Sale^
% Sa1,
200 Amsterdam Trading Am shs
1,600
18
57
June 15
June 27
.•
Amer Pneumatic Service
Transformer
13
3
May 27
Mar. 27
Feb. 24
10
2
y2
3*
American Meter Co
400 Amer
50
65}* Jan.
83* Jan.
Jan.
52
3* Sale
50
Mach com....20
Vmer Salamandra
73* May 14
62 Vt May 24
58
53
6%
Amer Thread
}* Jan.
5
At Mar. 3
May 28
}* Jan.
2
83* Jan. 25
22
26
13* June
2
56
—
•
350 Amer Maize Products com
775 Amer Mfg Co common
.109
150
1,700
16
14
8
100
Amer Pounders Corp..
17,450 Amer Laund
2,200
Jan.
3
American Equities Co
ser
40
7
...100
4,550 American Investors
Warrants
5,400
_
June
.*
Beverage Corp
7% 1st pref.
1}* May 25
Jan.
3
% May 31
10
*
Amer
Jan.
7
33* Jan.
9
73* June 26 113* Feb.
Jan. 10 100
Apr.
8
Jan.
5
123* Jan.
1 }* May 16
4
Jan.
33* Mar. 27
4}* June
10
Jan. 15
Mar.
15
73
12
51
1st pref series D.....50
400 Amer Hard Rubber com....50
900
m
2
2
8\i Sale
Preferred
1,100 Amer Cyanamld com cl A...*
Common class B
•
566,450
20,700 Amer Dept Stores Corp...
7,300
^
2}* Sale
~7H "9H
5,600 Amer British Ac Contr Corp.*
1,500 Amer Capital Corp com cl A*
Common class B
*
3,400
13 preferred..............*
6,800
900
$5.50 prior preferred......*
100
56,200
33* June
73* June
June 22
10
Mlled Mills Inc
830 American Book Co
900
.......
33* June
7
73* June 26
5
1
Aluminum Co common
400 Amer Bakeries class A
200
2H
5
com..
preferred.........*
Aluminum Goods
33*
100 Aluminum Industries com..*
-
-
-
$3
33*
90
200 Allied Internat Invest com..*
«,«-
1,000
■m»
3
3*
63*
173*
7
5
20
19
29
13
20
3
26
28
July
1934.]
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
PRICES IN JUNE.
NEW YORK
In
June.
Shares
80
June
1934.
INDUS. & MISCBL. {Cnnt.)
Bowman Blltmore Hotels—
,490
400
500
7% 1st preferred
5,600
4,600
7,300
1,300
Brill
Ask.
Bid.
1,100
17,700
1.
Ask
Bid.
June 30.
Bid.
Ask
Corp class A....
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Pr.ces
Sale Prices.
3
•
Class A.......
2%
IX
6
1%
IX
5X-
*
—
Class B
*
Sale
IX
1
IX
,5X
6
22 X
28
2X
IX
5
4
2% June
5
1% June 19
June 14
1
2% June 15
1% June 14
June 15
5% June
1
June 15
2
6% June 13
29% June 25
—
Amer dep recelpta reft
June
30% June 19
2% June 19
3% June 28
15% June 18
12% June 13
iV* it*
_.£l
British Celanese Ltd—
2,200
2,200
3,000
30,700
4,125
146,250
Am dep rets ord
Brown Co 6% pref
reg_.-10s
100
Distillery...1
Bulova
400
Brown Forman
Co
Watch
300
600
12
16%
19%
IX
24 X
IX
3X
3%
4% Sale
3X
8%
1
.
10,300
8,000
13,500 Cable Radio Tube com ft e
2,750 Calamba Sugar Estates Co.20
400
_
46,400
11,800
600
Can Indus Alcohol cl A
-
„■
-
non-voting............
Voting new w i
700 Carman Ac Co
800
6X
14 X
6
100 Castle (A M) & Co
m
13,700
Sale
18% Sale
conv A stk
1,500
Class B
12,700 Carnation Co common
52,945 Carrier Corp common
—
6,100
_
X
19 X
B
400
300
-
3
13X
3%
13%
10%
3%
14%
11%
28
IX
23%
1%
26%
IX
3X
Sale
3%
8%
Sale
Xi
20 X Sale
X
3%
Sale
1% Sale
400 Camden Fire Ins Assoc
_
3,200
—
10 X
12
June
2
10% June
1
Inc—
4,100
$3.50 cony pref
*
1,900 Burco Inc common.....
*
1,800
Warrants
10,600 Burma Corp, Amer dep rets
196,000 Butler Bros
10
400
2X
3%
3X
4
5%
16% Sale
11X
Sale
24%
1%
%6
3%
8%
June 25
June
5
June
4
June 12
June
1
X June 15
19% June
1
"9% Sale"
25%
1%
%6
3%
10%
1% June 29
20% June
1
12
June 28
16
16%
7X Sale
Sale
16%
7X
17%
7X
June 21
9
16% June 19
17
Sale
100
900
—
«k
«1
«.
25
-
175
1,100
4
8% June 13
910
m
Preferred BB.
5
10
15
Sale
4X Sale
16%
15
150 Cllnchfield Coal Corp
J
Sale
26%
ilH
Sale
14
2% Sale
24
Sale
2%
22%
Sale
16,600 Compo Shoe Machinery.....
14,200 Consolidated Aircraft com..
3.000
12,200
700
Sale
Sale
9
80
200
2,000
5,200
2,400
203,000
17,300
4,905
500
300
18,000
400
1,005
2,200
2,100
900
16
27% June 16
8% pref w w
Continental Secur
'
%
3X
June 28
2% Sale
23% Sale
2l " Sale"
com
3
3%
30
11%
2
June 28
June
1
June
2
21
June 30
2% June 23
23% June 19
% June 29
3% June 14
% June 11
3% June
8
22
2% June
1
25 % June
5
%
4%
IX
5
1"
...
«.
2,500
14,300
28,600
800
Am dep rets ord reg
3,200
£1
1,200 Delsel Wemmer Gilbert comlO
83,700 Detroit Aircraft Corp
100 Dictograph Products....
2
89,700 Distillers Co Ltd
.£1
378,700 Distillers Corp SeagramsLtd*
33,500 Doehler Die-Caatlng..
.*
200
1,900 Dominion
Douglas
75
3,300
50
110
29,000
L)
Shoe
•
com
*
Driver Harris Co common.. 10
9,700
10
240
11,900
Dubiller Cond
2,900
Corp
"""266
1,200
18,600 Easy Washing Mach class
B_*
1,700
2,900
22,600
21,200
36,200
1,300
18,200
1,090
400
------
_
100
475
12,200
3,000
21,700
—
'1*.
3,200
•»
•«
""200
100
18
9%
1%
i:
1%
2
3%
4%
16%
5
2
3
Sale
18%
22
4%
16
Sale
17
3%
2%
17
Sale
2%
20
8% June
1
1 % June
% June 20
June
1%
4
19
June
13
3% June 28
15% June
8
3 % June 29
2
June
1
6
June 19
4
June
8
16% June
5
5% June
9
2% June 25
16% June 18
20
12
Sale
4%
10
Sale
3
7
6
10
6
12% June 28
June
9
June 11
27
22
4
9% June 14
4% June
1
5% June
9
6% June
2
7% June
6
10
22
19
10
27
16
12
•
„
■'
V.
'"
■
"3",000
700
v
$6 Conv pref with
8,790
*A
20%
23%
3%
Sale
Sale
3%
Sale
10
6%
6%
12%
11.100
12%
19
16%
19%
%
2,700 Fedders Mfg Co class A
X
191,100 Fidello Brewery............!
For footnotes see page 55.
9
Jan.
8
8
May
Jan.
June
Feb.
Jan.
18% Jan.
24% Feb.
Jan.
21
2
14
23
,
9
16
8
19
i
%6 Jan. 18
%6 Mar. 24
1 % Jan. 17
3
Mar.
Jan.
5
3
23
4%
26%
2%
23%
11%
1%
6%
,3%
Feb.
Feb.
June
June
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
6
5
23
19
26
2
21
Feb.
6
1
Feb.
27
Feb.
7
14
32% May 25
14
Feb.
9% May
J an.
% Apr.
2% Feb.
Apr.
6
May
6% Jan.
31
19
1
7
25
9
26
31
29
3
May
May
3% June
1% Jan.
10% Jan.
17
14
21
29
6
15
Feb.
1
26% Feb.
19
10% Jan.
26
14% Apr.
11
21
Feb.
6
8% Jan.
30
4
Apr.
26
8
Jan.
12
11
Jan.
J an.
5
60
Mar. 26
4
May 14
3% May
7
6% Jan.
7% Feb.
June
Jan.
22% Sale
15% Sale
8%
9
23%
Sale
7%
2
Apr.
May
13
6
12
Feb.
10
Feb.
Feb.
21% June
4
15% June 2
7% June 29
1
23% June 29
17% June 13
8% June
9
4% June 18
Mar. 13
26
15% June 14
% June
10
90
Jan.
25
8% Feb. 23
4% Feb.
5
8% Mar. 15
8
20% June 13
% June 19
23%
15%
7%
3
1% Apr. 27
May 16
5
Jan.
14
7
13
20% May 18
15% June 14
7% Apr. 26
% Jan. 31
4
4
May
24% Apr. 17
26% Jan. 11
11% Apr. 16
4
34% May
*
5% Apr. 24
X Jan.
4
May
19% Mar.
14% May
3% Jan.
33% May
2% Jan.
88
Sale
101%
Sale
14%
17%
14%
17%
June
18
18
88
June
1
102
June 29
69% Mar. 20 102
June 29
June 22
59
June 22
54
60
Jan.
2
17
12% Jan.
16
23
June 22
83
June 13
June 22
Jan.
9
95
Apr. 26
Apr. 24
X Jan.
15
14% June
""%
""% '""% '""% "T"
% June
6
1
June
June
18
16
56
16
Jan.
3%
4
8% Sale
1%
8%
5
1%
Sale
5%
%
7%
1%
8%
4
%
Sale
5
5%
4%
5%
2% Sale
4% Sale
% Sale
5%
6%
5% Sale
2%
2%
48%
47%
"
'
1
1% June 26
1% June
7
1
Jan.
4
8
2
9
June
9
4
Jan.
4
4% June 22
5
June
7
4% May 14
June
1
June
8
1%
3C
Mar. 26
13% May
%
5%
5%
2 %
June
5
June 14
June 26
June 13
%
6%
5%
3%
48%
June
9
June
9
June
1
June 19
4
Feb.
1
% Jan.
5
Jan.
8
3% Jan.
5
2
4
18
1
June 18
Feb.
13% May
2
Feb.
27
19
1
6
10% May 25
8%
28%
1 %
8%
Jan.
2
Apr. 24
Feb.
3
Feb.
7
Sale
47
June
1
Feb.
6
4% Feb.
7
8
3
21
21
8
June 12
June
8
Sale
1% June
5% June
5
1
18% June 14
1% June
8
7% June 16
8% Sale
7% June
1
9% June 19
1% Sale
i%
i h
5% Sale
7
5% Sale
7%
Sale
June 12
17
June
1%
1%
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
12
52
5
7% Jan.
47
2% June 25
18
3
13
6
Mar. 17
Feb.
8
19% Apr.
10
21
June
36
2
17
June
8
1% Jan. 25
4% May 14
5 % J an.
4
5
Mar. 31
65
5% Sale
5%
6
5%
4
2
7%
5%
3%
8%
2%
5%
11
3
3%
Sale
5% June 25
6% June
9
2% June
9
19
16
7
com....
4,000 Fiat Amer dep rets
Jan.
2
Sale
Emerson's Bromo-Seltzer—
Class A new..
2.50
1,100 F.E.D. Corp
34,400 Ferro Enamel Corp
16
83
38
.......
2
2
1
%
3%
3%
%
Feb.
59
73% Sale
Sale
113,500 Falrchild Aviation rom...
300 Falrey Aviation Co Ltd...10
550 Psjardo Sugar
...10
59,050 Falstaff Brewing
150 Fanny Farmer Candy com..
2,400 Fansteel Products Inc..
10
% Feb. 21
17% Apr. 26
1% Jan.
11% Jan.
16
88
4% June 16
4%
Class B common
*
775
130,100 Equity Corp common......10
Ei-Cell-O Aircraft At Tool..3
95,400
Feb
18
1,900 Electrographlc Corp com_..l
400 Elgin Nat Watch
15
225
7% Jan. 31
Apr. 20
10% Apr. 26
42% Feb. 17
20
% June
4% Feb.
6
%
3
warr
19
17
15% June 14
*
l
30,000 Electric Shareholdings
9
Jan.
Jan.
5
com. 1
I
6
19
8% June
6% Sale
5X
13
1%
4%
Sale
Elec Pow Associates
Class A
25
44
8
*
•
com
Mar. 14
Jan.
6% June 19
46
300 Federal Bake Shops com
100 Federated Capital Corp....
............
•
Eialer Electric
9
15
June
June 14
9
8% June
*
6,800 Edison Bros Stores Inc
June 21
104% Feb.
98% Feb.
4% Jan.
9% Feb.
10
Apr.
14% Jan.
10
Sale
June 25
June
8
£1
•
4,000
9
3% Apr. 12
Apr. 24
18
22
June 27
4X
3
1
com
Am dep rets ord reg
Apr. 10
20% Jan.
2
19% Jan.
2
14% Apr. 20
16
June
6
June 12
5X Sale
100
3,500 Durham Hosiery cl B com
49,100 Duval Texas Sulphur
9
Mar.
18
1
Dunlap Rubber Co Ltd—
500
1% June 29
25
Feb.
12
...
7% preferred
Apr. 27
Feb. 15
Feb.
1
Feb. 19
Feb. 21
74
22
Co—
550 Draper Corp
600
13
Feb.
32
-.100
Dow Chemical Co
Jan.
7% May
11
Steel Ac Coal B..25
(W
7% preferred
May
83
30
11X Sale
...
300 Dominion Bridge Co
82
13
De Haviiand Aircraft Co—
200
25
Jan.
30
...
•
3%
%
3%
12%
3% Mar. 27
11
6% % preferred.........100
100 Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
5
9,200 Davenoort Hosiery...
20
14
14
10
8
27
200
1,900
3
June
1
Jan.
5
June 27
June 28
12
15
18
7X Sale
IX
IX
10X
12
com v t c..."
com
7
4
Feb.
28
•
May
13% Apr.
6% May
1% Feb.
13% Feb.
5% May
25
15
75
Preferred..............100
67,100 Crocker Wheeler Elec Mfg..*
400 Crowley Mllner Ac Co com
*
Crown Cork Internal cl A..*
43,100
Jan.
%s
19%
13%
8%
34 X
6
req
4
May 21
Jan. 10
11
£i
ok
3
Jan. 29
June
5
32
12,500 Crane Co com.............25
2,100
% June 15
14% June
9 i
..100
Cramp (Wm) & Sons Ship
& Engine Bldg Corp
100
16%
1 %
%6
3%
5
X
3X
common.
...
Cuneo Press
6
June 27
June 28
%6 June 16
...
4% Mar. 7
16% Apr. 24
21% Mar. 17
Jan.
5
21% June 22
22 X
9
8%
Cooper Bessemer Corp com..
$3 pref A with warrants..
Cord Corp
Corroon & Reynolds
$6 Conv pref A
300 Cuban Tobacco
June
4% June 12
11
c
Courtaulds Ltd....
Am dep rets for ord
15,800
500
^
t
$3.50 preferred.....
13,600 Cons Retail Stores Inc
400
_
25
2
13%
Consol Automatic
"'"350
June 25
com
1,000
6,500
v
1
7
Sale
% Sale
2X
3%
4,900 Colt's Patent Fire Arms MfgJ
2,200 Columbia Pictures Corp com
2% June 19
10% May 31
10
12
11
600
Merchandising
90% June
10% June
4% June
1
13% June 25
10
com
2,200 Club Aluminum Utensil
200
June 18
25
4%
4%
15% Sale
% June 15
....
4,900 City Auto Stamping Co
43,700 Claude Neon Lights com
14,600 Cleveland Tractor com.....
500
-
1
June 26
8
90
com
1,236.000 Cities Service common......
Prefer rod
58,900
Preferred B__
5,800
1,900
*
4%
8%
1,000 Chicago Nipple Mfg class A.5
25,500 Chicago Rivet & Machine...
1,600
—
June 29
22
.....
...II
25
31% Apr. 26
30% Feb. 19
6% June 19
500 Chicago Flexible Shaft
400
1,100
180
$7 dlv preferred..
50 Cherry Burrell Corp
7,690 Chllds Co preferred
■„
99,300
17,600
10%
7
4
90% June
8%
June
Apr. 13
Mar.
9
Apr. 16
Feb.
6
Feb.
2
Feb.
6
74
27,500 Centrifugal Pipe Corp
27,900 Charls Corp com...........
220
........
7
June 21
June
1st preferred.............
775
3,000
Sale
9X
90%
Sale
8
5% June
5% Sale
82
14
June
4
1%
3%
3%
2%
7%
28% Jan. 24
28% Jan. 17
15
7
1
6
Mar. 19
Mar. 15
% Jan.
4
1 % June 19
1
Apr.
2
5% Jan. 15
22% Mar. 9
10% June 18
9
Celanese Corp of \mer—
10,300
7% 1st partlc pref..
I#
2,150
7% prior preferred......100
10,325 Celluloid Corp com
15
June 15
June
4
June 15
June
8
7
83,600 Catalin Corp of Amer
250
June 28
8% June 27
12
Sale
2
1
2% Sale
1% Sale
X
IX
British Amer Tobacco, Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord bear. £1
600
Lowest.
100
Brillo Mfg Co common..
450
1.
Jan. 2
260
2nd preferred
100
15.500 Bridgeport Machine com....*
2,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares
43
7%
8%
Sale
18%
19%
1% Sale
140*
IV
19%
1%
6%
11%
11X4:
20%
Sa]e
4%
12
20%
1%
3
6
June
7
June
19
6
June
5%
12%
21
Sale
10% June
2
18% June
6
1% June 27
13
June
5
20% June 28
1% June
9
May 11
4% Jan.
5
11% Jan.
5
2
June
7
6
June
19
% Jan. 17
1% Apr. 30
4% May 15
7% Jan.
2
18% June
6
1% Jan.
2
Feb.
12
19% Jan. 18
2% Feb.
5
8% Feb. 23
9% June 19
5% Jan. 12
89% Feb.
6
7% Apr. 20
16% Feb. 27
4% Feb.
1
10
Mar. 13
% Jan. 17
1 % Apr. 30
8% Mar. 6
14% Apr. 14
20% June 28
2% Jan. 26
NEW
44
YORK
NEW YORK
Since
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
1934.
Bid
Pa
(Con >
ft MISC
INDUS
Shares.
Shares.
19,300
900
10,500
11,200
1,225
x
Bid.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sals Prices.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Ask
Bid
Sale Prices.
4
X Jan.
Canada cl A.
112
.*
1104 June 19 113
Sale
104
9
68
75
114
204
70
84
Sale
20
104 June
1
204 June 27
32
June
1
June
June
June
7
84 June
June 28
11
13 4
774
114
22 4
June 21
78
Sale
Sale
Sale
14
1 6
40
104
774
104
204
334
13
June
16
1
8
2
June 9
June 18
1104 Jan.
84 Jan.
Jan.
65
44 Jan.
15
Jan.
Jan.
20
44
Feb. 28
15 117
8 204 Mar. 12
10
81
Mar. 2
124 Apr. 19
244 Feb.
5
2
4
10
June
7
34 June
6
4 June 30
14 June 15
54 Jan.
2
34 June 22
4 May
1
4 Mar.
7
9 4 May
44 Apr.
14
9
6
6
64 Feb.
1
4 Jan. 17
14 Jan. 11
84 Mar. 23
24 Feb. 21
84 Feb. 21
40|
Ford Motor Co, Ltd.
Amer dep
207,900
5,500
1,700
2,400
14,600
1,600
100
1,100
54 Sale
rcts.-Ord reft il
4
X
Prod com...*
Foremost Dairy
preferred...........*
Conv
Foundation
400
150
4
4
4s
14
Sale
4 June 28
14
'8
6%
164
Sale
Sale
15
24
44
104
64
Sale
104
64
14
14
Sale
2
5% Sale
64
8
74
24
44
184
24
74 June
4 June
14 June
June 19
7
4 June
14 June
6
6
164 June
4
Sale
2
June
June
164 June
4
24 June 13
44 June
9
5
4
6
2,200
14,400
300
4,900
36,200
14,300
27,300
18,900
33,375
4,900
3,900
3,900
3,400
675
Gen
Warrants
500
600
300
250
420
150
300
40,600
Globe
200
Sale
Sale
19
Sale
Sale
72
4 Sale
14
2
77
64
154
4
14
18
Sale
vx
1
•
2%
"l24
—
Sale
Underwriters........2
A_.
1
Gorham Inc class A com....*
Elec
com
13 X
13
$3 preferred with warr—
Gorham Mfg Co com v t c.
.
extended
Corp *
Agreement
54
Grand Rapids Varnish
24 June 25
24 June 25
June 27
10
8
5* Jan.
114 Jan. 15
84 Feb. 23
3
Feb.
9
22
Apr. 12
»«Feb.
9
34 Jan. 17
99
Apr. 12
89
Apr.
5
44 Apr. 24
25
teb.
3
204 Feb. 21
7
Jan. 15
16
Feb.
1
104 Mar. 17
4 Feb.
6
4 4 Apr.' 11
174 Apr.
6
19
Mar. 23
184 Apr.
9
74 Jan. 31
194 Feb.
6
134
June
1
150
Feb.
5
24
May
1
6
Jan. 22
194 May 24
54 June
8
4 June 20
June
June
15
732 June
14 June 14
794 June 12
June 30
14
24
3
3
154
64
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
15 X
4
June 22
164
174
Sale
Sale
"64 Sale"
164
124
64
June
5
2
8
Sale
4*
17
i6/s
14
Sale
Sale
Non-voting common stock *
Great Northern Paper Co. .25
19
22
44
6X
6X Sale
com..*
Greyhound Corp common..5
Stores Prod—
X
25r
1
Sale
22 4
5
Sale
174
Sale
4
X
234
Sale
139
234
54
174
25
Sale
Sale
14
June
11
15
June
19
64 June
6
June 25
Amer dep rets part pref.8s
400
9,500 Happiness Candy St cl A
44,800 iH artman Tobacco common. 10
18,200 Haxeltlne Corp
10,000 Helena Rubinstein common. *
•
10,600 Heyden Chemical Co.
100
8
34
4
.....
1,100
1,800
900 Hires IChas E) class A
100
14
64
^
2
74
4
14
324
275
4
14
Sale
200
300
1,000
9,875
First
Horn ft
14
2
121
16
194
Sale
200
1,200
100
4
4
2
29
122
54
44
6
Sale
44
34
54
34
54
34
6
4
800
1,000
200
2",200
300
""300
Am dep rets
ord reg
4 June 15
% June
8
Ms Jan.
9
7
34 Jan.
2
64 Jan. 30
34 May 25
4 Jan. 15
% Feb.
3
Jan.
4 Jan.
34 Mar. 22
5
14 June 25
June 22
June
2
June 25
284 June 30
54 June 15
34 June
6
June
84
104
314
14
£1
Imperial Tobacco Co of Can. 5
44 June
14 June 12
June 22
7
14 June
5
June
8
34
254 June 16
June
80
2
24 June 28
June 27
23
204 June 27
100
June 19
12
June
4
June 21
June
1
June 13
June 30
29
54 June 15
3 4 June
4
24
June 22
Imp Tob of Gt Brit ft Irel._£1
Industrial Finance
v
t C....1
Industrial Rayon Corp
June 19
Sale
Sale
24
394
194
474
Sale
14
14
14
14
14
14 June 27
14 June 27
24
14
24
4
14
14
14 June 29
4 June 16
14 June 29
4 June 16
"~X "~X
June 28
14 June 13
32
*
10
Insur Co of North Amer
Internat Cigar
94 June 14
11
104
314
14
114 Sale
384
19
Machinery
22
474
48
47
June
1
484 June
8
22
30
25
24
June
7
24
June
7
fnternatl Holding & Invest.*
Internat Product-com
•
100 Int Proprietaries class A....*
"lOO
1,100 Internat Safety Rasoi cl B.*
1
9,000 Interstate Equities com
$3 conv preferred
50
4,400
*
13,800 Interstate Hosiery Mills
1,000 Iron Fireman Mfg com v t c..*
Irving Air Chute com.... ..1
23,300
200
100
300
"200
Isotta
100
14
4
Sale
15
20
19
Sale
34
4
34
164
22
18
22
20
6
20
June
6
27
29
244
254
254 June 28
27
June
2
44
44
44
44
5
4 June 26
4s June
8
164 June
Imperial Chem Industries—
5,600
4,700
16,700
3,100
3,900
36,800
3,200
2,000
6,500
1,000
5
194 Mar. 27
5
Apr. 12
54 June 30
6
184 June
22
25
23
11
1
1
Sale
2
5
99
.....
....
250
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
13
1
June
14 June 13
204 June 20
194 June
5
2
Hardart com.....
7% preferred
100
320
.1
2,400 Huyler's of Del com
150
7% preferred
100
7% preferred stamped-.100
2,150
5,600 Hvdro-Elee Secur com
26,600 Hygrade Food Prod.. ......5
.*
925 Hygrade Sylvanla Corp
50
Feb.
15
54 Jan.
June
44 June 13
44 June
4
22
4 Feb.
5
4 Mar. 14
4 June 26
19
24
14
Mar. 19
124 Mar.
13?
Apr.
23
23
164
904
5^
13
80
June
2
Feb.
7
3
23
Feb.
9
74 Feb.
9
L04 June 21
>8
Jan. 23
4 Jan.
4
•24 May
7
184 Jan.
4
l9
Jan.
6
14 Apr. 24
1
Jan. 19
144 Mar. 23
14 June 29
4 Jan. 17
154 Jan. 13
l9
Jan.
2
84 Jan.
9
34 Jan.
8
June 27
Apr.
4
Apr. 25
Jan. 20
Mar. 15
Feb.
19
6
Apr.
14
Feb.
13
Feb.
10
11
26
5
304 Apr. 13
514 Apr. 25
Apr.
10
12 4 Apr.
32 4 Apr.
3
Apr.
June 27
24 Feb.
6
14 Jan. 26
24
Mar. 23
34
6,100
1,100
6,180
600
Jan.
1
Feb.
22
Feb.
7
30 4 Apr.
20
__
154 Apr. 26
74 Feb.
1
Fraschini Co—
Amer
dep
14 Mar .16
lire
20
rets
200
400
*
5
com....100
38
$3 Convertible pref
300 Knott Corp
Kolster
2,200
Brandes
«S
,4
7
8
4
Sale
254
74 Sale
54
Sale
4
74
94
64
74
4 June
*
5
2
324 June 18
June 29
64 June 11
25
4
44
"64 "74
4
114 June 20
64 June
5
12
June 25
74 June
9
4 June
54 Jan. 24
May 24
24 4
4
June 29
104 May 14
5 4 Mar. 19
2 4 May 12
34 Jan.
3
5
*
common
4 May 11
4 June 18
June
12
Sale
...I
com
100 Kobacker Stores
300
*
*
Common
Jones ft Laughlln
19,000 Kingsbury Breweries com...l
2,300 Klein (D Emit) Co common. *
10
2,000 Klelnert (J B) Rubber
4,200
14 Mar. 16
4
£1
6% preferred...........100
2,300 Kress (S H) ft Co spec pf--10
34,050 Kreuger Brewing Co........1
4
1
4
4 June 25
300
«.
«
«.
18,600
2,300
w
900
La key
Foundry
New
1
...
610 Lane Bryant 7% pref
30
114
'""4 ~T~
ft Macb..
common
11
114
Sale
4 June 25
"T
1
57
100
700
-
300
<-
—-
70
16
24
764 June 19
764 June 19
4 Jan. 12
1
May 10
65
Apr. 24
764 June 19
24 Apr.
2
14 Apr. 30
73
June
7
104 Apr.
34 Feb.
14 Jan.
84 Jan.
54 Jan.
Jan.
2
44 Jan. 24
3
Apr. 26
12
June 14
104 Feb.
7
314 Apr. 21
994 Apr. 21
74 Apr. 13
24 May
7
18
Apr. 10
164 Apr. 18
5
1
1
60
73"
June
18
70
June
7
24
10 4
7 4
254
June 29
June
1
June 23
June
1
30
93
June 15
95
14 June
73
June
6
7
-
«.
m
500 Lit
7,625
200
'
"200
300
10
V
Sale
14
24
84
9
64 Sale
14
Sale
53
Sale
3
Sale
68
Sale
90
994
Sale
85
95
54
84
5
12
84
54
5
June
5
24 June 29
12
June 14
84 June 18
8
14
June
4
64 June 12
55.
174 June
8
com
•
24 Sale
com
34
33
5
34
Sale
3 4 June
33
June
1
1
Jan.
Jan.
24 Jan.
4
June 15
37 4 June 16
Feb.
Mar. 22
144 Mar. 14
24 Jan.
2
29
May 15
15
34
24
74
24
2
74
24
314 June 30
2 4 June 12
32 4 June
24 June
Jan.
20
14
4
Sale
Sale
Jan.
19
8
4 Mar. 16
304 Jan.
8
2
Jan.
114 June
5
144 Apr. 26
15
53
June
1
24
27
164 June 21
5.900 Marlon Steam Shovel
page
Sale
3
*
1
see
11
27
24
*
B stock
*
1,000 Mangel Stores Corp com
375
64% pref with com purw
100 Manning Bowman & Co cl B_*
...*
1,600 Ma pes Gons Mfg Co
For footnote*
24
3
104 Sale
8
83/
Brothers
Loblaw Groceterias A.
200,000 Louisiana Land ft Expl
42,600 Lynch Corp com
32,400
3,400
14
*
~
250
_
Class B
2,700 Lefcourt Realty com
1
Preferred
...*
2,600
*
45,100 Lehigh Coal ft Nsv
*
28,100 Lerner Stores Corp com
700
64% pref with warr....100
55,100 Llbby McNeil ft Llbby
3,400
m m
*
800
3,600
4,900
Class A
6
June 20
104 Jan.
104 Jan.
114 June
114 June
June 20
14
14
% Feb.
82
114 June
5
12 4 June 21
82
Langendorf United Bakeries*
1,900
"lOO
5
Jan. 20
Feb. 15
Feb.
2
Feb.
8
Jan.
3
5
6
764 June 19
114. 114
.100
20 Lackawanna RR N J
20
_
94
13 4
84
34
34
5
9
Apr.
June
80
400
2,000
14 Feb.
74 Mar.
Feb.
48
Ltd—
American shares
Koppers Gas ft Coke—
75
13
23
2
lonasftNaumburg Corp—
900
11
34
15
3 214
22 102
2
15
26
Feb.
6
294
25
May 22 30
8
5
May 31
54
34 Jan. 15
194 Mar. 13 24
14
9
Mar. 15
254 June 16
29
Apr. 23
Feb.
May
Mar.
Jan.
June
May
Jan.
Jan.
J an.
44
Mar. 22
4
37
Jan.
19
27
.....50
preferred..
4
9
124 May
124 June 20
44 May 16
8 142
June
5
80
100
300 Holophane Co Inc common.*
*
2,700 Horn (A C) Co common
200
3
June
4 June 16
324 June
1
254 June 16
4
com
Preferred
Feb.
3
5
104 Jan.
64 Feb. 13
8
134 May
9
44 Jan.
6
4 Jan.
14 Jan. 29
June
700 Holly Sugar Corp common
125
2
22
23 4 June 21
7
Sale
1
Jan.
1
15
Handley Page Ltd—
1,500
2
644 Jan.
80
Jan.
14 Jan.
June 28 134
44 June
34 Sale
•
Rail fC M> Lamp Co
June
1304 June
224 June
%
4.
Sale
174 June 12
June 21
8
1
common
June 30
June
1
June 21
June 21
June
6
124 June 20
54 June 14
125
134
204
64
144
84
4»
1
1
4 June
Sale
8
121X Sale
126
Greenfield Tap ft Die
154 June
64 June
8
15
Jan.
25
204
64
Jan.
Jan.
Ms
6
15
20
4
4 June
1
14 June 22
72
14
Gray Tel Pay Station com...'
Gt Atl ft Pac Tea 1st pref.lOS
8,200
6
24 June 25
14
5X
X
♦
Class B
Gold Seal
2
Feb.
104 June 14
64 June 20
6
14 June
10
16
Godchaux Sugars class
Common v t c
13,200
5,500 Guardian Investors
800
Sale
54
14
17
104
100
Coal Co
Alden
rocery
1,600
Sale
10
Preferred
Glen
.
1,300
1
70
*
com...25
A stock
Gilbert (A C) Co com
213,400
5,800
1,800
19,500
132,500
3,200
1,450
19,400
2,700
12,910
6,750
3,280
4,100
3,660
6,600
340,400
""250
...
Rayon
6% preferred A
400
300
com....5
..........*
Gen Tire & Rubber
1,900
1,500
5,600
Fireprooflng com....
$b Preferred
825
24,200
1,600
104
11
44
6X
X
4
54
6
% Sale
receipts—£1
Gen Investment Co
General
Jan.
4
184 Mar. 16
34 Mar. 5
94 Feb.
1
12
2
June 27
General Klec Co of Great Brit
American dep
124 Jan.
24 June 25
£1
ord reg
Am dep rets
124
54
9
4 Jan. 31
14 Feb.
7
(Germany)
Gen Electric Co
100
100
,4
IX
8X Sale
4
6,800 Garlock Packing Co com....*
—
63,900 General Alloys Co
1
80,300 Gen Aviation Corp com
100
2,900
15,500
74 June
5
34 June 22
4 June 30
Sale
Co.
New capital stock
...*
8,600
16,100 Franklin (H H) Mfg com...
7% preferred
.........100
2,450
1,200
74
Ford of France Am dep rets
4 Jan. 17
Apr.
3
17
Feb.
4
41
Flintkote Co class A
Class B
Lowest.
Sals Prices.
June 30.
1.
x
1104 113
94 Sale
674
69
44 Sale
154 Sale
pf.100
Flsk Rubber Corp common.. 1
Preferred
.....—100
First Nat Stores 7% 1st
Ford Motor of
June
Ask.
100 Film Inspection Machine...*
100 Fire Assoc of Phlla........10
2,060
377,400
10,700
58,600
146,300
4,775
290
KANGE SINCE JAN. I.
PRICES IN JUNE.
AGGREGATE SALES,
June.
EXCHANGE
CURB
4
4
41
5
June 15
Feb.
May
41
May
4 Mar.
344 Mar.
34 Feb.
7
14
25
16
27
2
July
1934.]
CURB
YORK
NEW
PRICES IN JUNE.
AGGREGATE SALES.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
Since
4,600
1.
Jan. 2
Did.*
1
4X
June 30.
June 1.
1934.
INDUS. 8c MISC. (Con.) Par
36,500 Maryland Casualty Co com.l
19,500 Massey Harris Co common..*
800
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
June.
45
EXCHANGE
Ask.
1X
Sale
Bid.
1H
AX
Ask.
A$k. Bid.
2X Sale
2
5X
Lowest.
Sale
Highest.
IX June 18
4?* June 25
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
Sole Prices.
2X June 28
5
June 16
Highest.
Sale
IX Jan.
6
43* June 25
Prices.
,3
Feb.
5
8
Feb.
6
Mathleson Alkali Works—
Part paid rets 1st payment.
22,200
234,200 Mavis Bottling Co of Am el Al
*
4,100 Mayflower Associates Inc
May Hosiery Mills—
300
$4 preferred w w
*
*
17,200 McCord Radiator 8c Mftft
11,150 McWilliams Dredging com..*
48~66O
300
"3"500
1,200
200 Mead Corp common
17,600
2,300
1,400
300
m
m
-
-
-
*
Mercantile Stores Co
*
500
44?*
SX Sale
42
X
44X
3X
4%
X June 30
43
June
8
% June
433* June
2
7
7,300 Merrltt Chapman St Scott... •
800
6H % Apref
100
*
2,800 Mesabl Iron
14,800 Michigan Sugar com
..*
Preferred
10
8,200
800
.
.
June 30
441
101
47 ?*
12
29
2
June
2
20
June 11
16
June
35
53* Feb.
45
Jan.
43* June 16
54
57 X
59
61
56
5
63
June
11X
14X
10
14
10?* June 27
11
June 26
18
Jan.
633* Apr. 18
10?* Apr.
May 26
13* June
10
Jan.
5*6 Jan.
.
70
IX Sale
IX
2?*
1?* June
1
1?* June 21
?* June
13*
7
4
33* June 29
X June
7
13* June
1
3?* June 20
IX Sale
2X
3
13*
33*
9
IX
3X
93* June
9?* June
Sale
1
June 16
May
May
1
3
383* Jan. 24
1?* Jan. 30
41
Feb.
5
Apr. 14
5
4?* Feb.
263* Jan. 30
53* Feb. 20
283* Mar.
1?* Jan.
June
.
1,500
Jan.
3
....
700
May 10
421
18
1?* Sale
100
preferred
7%
43 %
-*
Mead Johnson St Co com
75
-
28
Sale
% Sale
X Sale
1X Sale
45
14
Apr.
13
76
Apr.
23
23* Feb.
2
_
Mar. 16
% Apr. 10
1?* Feb.
1
43* Feb.
4
14
Midland Royalty Corp—
3,800
%2 conv pref
......—*
Midland Steel Product—
7X
9X
4,400
1,675
1,780
1,900
12,800
314,200
11,970
$2 non-cum dlv shares....*
Mid rale Co
...*
8X
17?*
12 X
20X
200
"~275
160
600
........
2**
24,400
1,820
21
100
10
27X
Sale
Miss River Pue! Corp warr..
*
5
1
*
350 Moody's Investors Part pref.*
400
Sale
101
Mlnneap-Honeywell Reg pref
8
8X
90
Mock Judson Voehrlnger
Molybdenum Corp vtc
Montgomery Ward 8c Co A
8Ji
Sale
Sale
5
12
17
13
73* Sale
110?* Sale
13
8
Sale
119X Sale
7
9
193* June 18
26
June 22
June 30 102?* June 12
13* June 28
113* June 27
73* June
1
110
June
7
June 19
June 25
9
40
200
80,200
800 National Baking Co com....*
—I
613,500 Nat Bellas Hess com
-
300
100
...
.
.
_
1,400
-
350
25,600 National Investors com..... 1
5
% preferred......
1
1,400
Warrants
22,300
*
19,600 National Leather Co com
....*
71,400 Nat Rubber Macb com
700 Nat Screen Service Corp....*
2,500
100
6,300
1,600
9,900
...
...
400
200
2,650 National Steel Car Ltd.....*
15.100 Nat Steel Corp warrants....
*
16,200 National Sugar Refg
600 Nat Toll Bridge A com......*
800
1,900
2,600
New
92,550
Nehi
14?*
12
June
3
23* Sale
303*
33 M
6
20
18
22
ZIX
32X
"23* Salo
373*
3*
403*
?*
36
Sale^
H
1
38
32?*
45
6?*
Sale"
17
11
1?*
53*
11
X Sale
IX
%
2X
35
w
*
1
125
...
100
Corp
com
2,150 New Engl Grain Prod Co...*
1,700 New Haven Clock Co com...*
25
200
31,200 New Mexico 8c Arts Land
2,600
9X Sale
IX Sale
N
Y
Co
Auction
tx
253*
13*
Sale"
3
%
1?*
35?*
8
June 29
29?* June 22
31?* June 28
99?* June
1?* June
533*
X
1?*
6?*
50
14
Feb.
105
Feb.
2
10
Jan.
June 19
June
8
Jan.
5
5
5
2
12?* June
33* Mar. 16
39
Jan.
68
Feb.
12?* June
3
55
3?* June
9
303* June 21
8?*
IX
"3X
4X
2X
24
5X
\4X
2X
25
30
3*
23*
153*
1?*
June
June
June
June
35
June
Sale
2
37
Sale"
1 X
Feb.
Jan.
% June
June 8
1
une
X
June
1
1?* June 18
73* June 14
5?*
73* June 26
1?* June
1
June 19
4?* June 12
27
IX
1?*
15*
•
23*
4,000 N Y Merchandise Co com...*
N Y Shipbuilding Co
100
400
Founders
15,700
.....1
shares
100
75 NY Water Service 6% pf-,100
37.400 Niagara Share Corp class B 5
A preferred
..100
175
900
12,500 Nlles-Bement-Pond com....*
25,300
(Coeach) Ctfs for ord b shs
505,800
5,000 Noma BlecCorp com..
2,200 Northtn Warren Corp pref
*
525 North Amer Match Corp
1,740 North 8c South Amer Corp A*
_•
8.400 Northwest Engineering
..
-
-
«
.
1,200
1?" 18*
10X
...
Feb.
May
Jan.
June
13* June 29
93* June
1?* June
94
4
1
June 19
4?* June 12
June 22
33* June 22
1?* June
2
27
June 22
35* June 18
1 ?* June
8
200
100
40,000
33,300
3,100
250
700
3,500
2,300
500
5,600
-
-
..
-
100
38,200
100
560
"16"" Sale"
38,800
900
3,900
Novadel Agene com........
New w i
..........*
1
42,400 Pacific Eastern Corp
Pan Amer Airways com....10
36,700
7,600 Paramount Motors Corp....*
*
38,800 Parke Davis 8c Co..
300 Parker Pen Co
common..
900
336,400 Pennroad Corp com vtc.. ...1
175 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg....50
.100
2,940 Pepperell Mfg Co.
Perfect
Pet
Circle com......
42,700
Conv preferred A
...
Pie Bakeries Inc com....
7% preferred
250
100
400
200
100
Pines Winterfront Co
8
2%
"~9X Sale
X Sale
2
IX
38?*
33
IX
49
2X
Sale
5
6
Partlc
850
Mill
conv
stock.
McCallum
9X
9X
X
X
3X Sale
2X
36?*
4?*
Sale
Sale
5?*
23?* Sale
50
"""700
Sale
Sale
58
28
34
*
•
$7 part preferred
1,790 Quaker Oats com..
580
8% preferred
60
•
10,700 Railroad Shares Corp com..*
12,300 Rys 8c Util Invest cl A com..l
3,600 Rainbow Luminous Prod A.*
Class B
•
2,500
For footnotes
6ee
page
55.
1
7
June 29
June 13
5*6 June
13* June
37
June
223* June
June
Feb.
40
2
Jan.
ioi*
V
Jan.
3?* Jan.
1?* Feb.
Mar.
22
2?* Jan.
4
2?* Apr.
103* Feb. 23
Jan.
1
103* Feb.
2
May
23?* Feb.
33* Jan.
403* Jan.
93* Jan.
10
18
8
?* Jan.
2
2
% Jqn.
Jan.
8
8
18
Mar.
"26"?*
103*
5*6
3
103*
1
!§?*
June
2
Sale
Sale
22
June
II
143* June 20
103* June 13
123* June
93* June
8
5*6 June 27
May 23
Jan.
2
19?* May 14
4
May 22
83* Jan.
6
12
% Feb.
June 30
Sale
37
2
2
2
June 30
33*
243*
43*
243*
33?* June 26
33* June 25
23?* June
4
34
30
3 3* June
3
June
1
2
3
23* Jan. 22
23* May
7
2X Sale
2?* Sale
52
2?* Sale
June 25
June 18
52
26
2 X June
7
593* June 20
76
June 29
l02
2X Sale
24 X
19
Sale
1
7
Sale
23 X
IX
25
lh
103* Sale
253*
263*
1?* Sale
183*
233*
103*
123*
7
25
June
June
June
3
60
June 13
June 22
80?* June
9
June II
5 104
1
113* June 27
8
263* June 20
13* June 27
I?* June
8
2
23
5
12
21
21
Feb. 28
Apr. 23
Apr.
9
9
Jan. 31
Feb.
Jan.
5
30
Apr.
3
733* Feb.
5
19
1
83*
Apr.
2?* May
503* Mar.
76
May
25
Jan.
923* Feb.
23* Jan.
30
Jan.
43* Feb.
60
101
June 22
31
7
11
June 27
113*
263* June 20
Feb.
6
2
Jan.
313* Feb.
104
Feb.
1
163*
10?*
1?*
33*
33*
15
25
53* May 14
25?* Jan. 17
June
19
3* Feb.
23* Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
1
Feb.
73* Mar.
683* Apr.
233* Apr.
37
23
3
33?* June
33* June
22X Jan.
593* June
8
30
June 18
19
20?* Mar. 17
27
Feb.
5
7
Feb.
5
50
Mar. 26
153* Feb.
5
51
13* Jan.
23* June
1
June 11
4X June
6
24?* June 14
38
19
4
3
29
32
Jan.
x333* Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
11
6
5*6 June 27
43* June 28
Jan.
1
9
7
Jan.
June
58
45
215*
Sale
23
25
10
Sale
2X
4
IX
IX
43*
Sale
"3X
563*
70
Sale
48 X
39 X
IX
IX
70
71X
14
'17X "2l"
Sale
26
30
29
IX Sale
5X Sale
55
63
~
13*
10
24?*
"3Q"'
X Sale
6?* Sale
80
78
Sale
75
53
85
June 28
24
June 26
10
June
11
June
1
7
3
'314 "43*
Sale
IX
2
22
13*
103*
273*
30"" "3l""
X
1
6X Sale
803*
85
X June 20
2
3 3* June
X June 20
43* June 18
June 29
693* June
4
75
June
2
543* June 27
IX June 16
46
1?* June
7
120
113
125
Sale
X
X
"Y"U
118
X
130
?*6
3*
~"~X Sale"
5*6
3*
Sale
5*6
23*
X
3?*
303*
Jan.
June
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
2
33* Feb.
X June 20
43* Apr. 26
34
Apr.
9
Feb. 21
5
Feb.
81
5
61
39
Apr. 25
573* Apr. 21
3
33* Apr.
Jan.
13* Jan .
Jan.
26
14
June
1
11
June
24
30
June
8
173* Jan.
93* Feb.
213* Jan.
31
Apr. 26
11
Mar. 15
32
June
32
6
85
June
6
14 June
30
1
June
8
7
June 18
85
June 15
15
16
53* Jan.
2
June 18
613* Jan.
12
2?* Jan. 24
8?* Feb.
5
87?* Mar. 19
23* Apr. 30
13* May 10
23* Mar. 8
33* Apr. 23
13* June
June
3* May 22
6
2?* June 22
June 13
1123* June 12 115
1253* June 27 1253* June 25
122
126
110X 120
123?*
Apr. 20
5
UH Feb.
Apr. 14
Feb. 28
45
30
Jan.
4
June 25
11
23* June 22
2X Sale
Feb.
Feb.
183* Jan.
263* June 27
*
100
Apr.
Mar.
63* Jan.
*
com
3* June
13* June
35
?*6 June 27
4?* June 28
6
Sale
30
24
2,400 Pyrene Mfg..............10
290
800
1?*
36?*
3?*June26
43* June 16
x48X June 14 z483* June 14
9
June 28
103* June
9
28
23
Hosiery
Cocom
39,400
Prudential Investors
38,300
$6 preferred
3,150
Feb.
3*
5*6
723*
73*
7
Jan. 31
Feb.
6
Feb.
2
May 16
1
3
33* Apr.
183* Feb. 17
Feb.
1
9
June 19
38
Jan. 24
5
IX May
100
Apr.
4
10?* May 22
Apr. 23
Apr. 12
Feb. 28
Mar. 24
7
23* Feb.
Feb. 19
27
Mar.
2
5
57
Public Util Securities—
400
Sale
IX
4
56 X
5
...
Propper
400
"8X
33
29
25
"4X
June
4
.
8
.....
"3X
6
June
Sale
125 Pitts Bessemer & L E RR..50
100 Pittsburgh Forgings Co
125
200
17
"20X Sale" "26"
*
400 Prentice Hall Inc common..*
1,200
143* June 26
100
.50
6,810 Pitts 8c Lake Erie KK..
95,095 Pittsburgh Plate Glass eom25
Potrero Sugar com
5
33,800
Powdrell 8c Alexander..
•
2,600
Pratt 8c Lambert.
•
5,100
...
2.500
14?*
.....
4?*
57
20
45,200 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
.■
400
13?*
22
10
25 Piedmont & Northern Ry.100
*
500 Pierce Governor Co com
9,900
17
Milk
....
;.
140
283* June 20
*
7% oref
100
140,700 Philip Morris Inc..........10
Class A
25
2,300
45,000 Phoenix Securities common. 1
380
900
.
28?* June 20
...
4,100
4,500
Sale
10
Parker Rust-Proof com.....*
31,375
Pender (D) Grocery cl A
*
200
.
X
3og 3i*
*
2,950 Ohio Brass class B._
23,900 OUstocks Ltd common......5
Outboard Motors cl B com..*
2,000
Class A conv pref........*
3,200
*
2,600 Overseas Securities Co
150
80
29?*
...
1
.
850
26
.....
.
300
50
200
29
"m
Nitrate Corp of Chile
200
4,500
27 X
...
Jan.
6
3
...
1
33* Jan.
June
15
12
Feb.
X
13*
143*
1?*
9
5
1?*
23*
73*
163*
1
19
8
Feb.
Mar. 29
5
June
Mar.
3
June
4
403* Apr. 24
413* Apr. 23
100
56
X June
23* June
2?* June
5
5
28
June
1
14
38
Apr.
403* Jan.
3* June
5
3?*
33
Feb.
June
14
6
3
IX
20
80
Mar. 15
Feb.
Feb.
36
Feb.
June 21
52
3* June
13* June
6?* June
90
33*
May
'35?* June" 18
1?*
June
Apr. 24
in
Jan.
2
29
20
25
100
June
IX
1
common..
11
Feb.'
Feb.
100 New Process Co common....*
4,000
Apr.
15
115
29
.....
*
200 Nestle Le Mur Co class A
...
June 25
124
22
Feb.
37
1?* Sale
1
June
17
5*6
X Sale
33 X
J*
3X Sale
29?*
31?*
~35X "32?* "35?*
52
50
Sale
7H Sale
35
Sale
31X
"IX Sale" "l% Sale"
Sale
3 ?*
20
2
10
3X
29
18
June 19
55
.....*
1,500
...100
2,225 Nelsner Bros pref
1,350 Nelson (Herman) Corp ....95
...*
800 Neptune Meter class A
200
4
93* Apr. 20
Jan.
Feb.
...
32,150
12
5
Apr.
1
10
15
12
10
17,400 National Union Radio com..l
*
41,200 Natomas Co
4,100
Jan.
si
Feb.
105
.....1
271,800 National Service Co
Conv partlc preferred....*
2,500
23,300
20?!
June
15
7% A pref
11,300 Nat'l Bond & Share Corp...*
100 National Candy Co com....*
30,500 Nat Container Corp com...*
$2 conv pref
........*
2,100
,100
3,000 Nat Dairy Prod pref A
400
.
102p
June
203* May
......100
900 Moore Drop Forging cl A....*
1,300 Mtge Bank of Colom Am she
3,600 Murphy (G C) Co common..*
»
Apr. 27
115
300 Moore Corp Ltd........
*
20
7% B preferred......... 100
—
19
49
Jan.
June
2 124
Feb.
Jan.
13* June 28
13
12
16
May
9
100
93* Jan.
Jan.
63* Mar. 27
108
113
Jan. 16
May 24 122
2 1253* June 25
Jan.
3* June 18
3* June 18
X Jan. 17
X May 14
5*6 June
X June
5*6 June
3* Mar.
6
5*6 June
1
X Feb.
1
3
Feb.
X Feb.
X Feb.
5
3
6
NEW
46
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
AGGREGATE SALES
PRICES IN JUNE.
NE
YORK
CURB EXCHANQE
Since
In
June.
Jan. 1.
Shares
Shares.
Price
Jan. 2
1934.
8,610
5,300
3,800
11,100
2,100
21,100
85,200
3,000
2,000
400
100
4,400
200
1,700
3,200
«•
~
INDUS. 8c MISC. (Con.) Par
M
Raytheon Mfg.
14%
1%
A
com
3%
Reliance Management
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
3%
Sale
10
..._1
Rice Sti* Dry Goods Co..
*
1%
%
10
a
IX
Sale
Lowest.
Highest
Sate Prices
1 %
11*6
4*6
2*6
1*6
2*6
*6
June 12
June
6
June
9
June
2
June 21
June
5
June 26
20
June
Loicest.
3%
4
2%
11%
14*6
2*6 June
4
4'
2*6
3
2%
%
2*6
%
2%
Sale
1
12
June
4*6 June
2*6 June
1*6 June 13
2*6 June 27
1
June
8
20
June
9
Sale
*
com
com..
1,700
2,300
400
400
1,300
5
15,300
22,600 Rossla Internat Corp
*
6,000 Royal Typewriter com
*
1,300 Ruberold Co
...100
4,800 Russeks Fifth Ave Inc.....-*
Field
15
18
15%
Inc
% Sale
....
1
775
9,125
---
9
8g
9*
23 %
1%
%
%
Sale
12%
25
32
32
7%
"1*6 "l%
Sale
12
13
1*6 June
2
*6 June 25
12*6 June
1
29
1%
16,400
500
1,500
300
--r —
2,100
1,000
2,700
1,500
23,700 Seaboard Utll Shs com..
1
4,000 Securities Corp Gen'l com..*
3,800 Seeman Bros common
,.*
25,940 Segal Lock Ac Hardware com *
8,800 Set betting Rubber com
*
Jan.
Jan.
16
May 24
Feb.
3
Prices.
4*6 Feb.
16*6 Feb.
1
3
4*6 May 16
3*6 Jan.
2
2
Feb.
5
3*6 Apr. 24
1*6 Apr. 21
12*6 Feb. 23
30
28
7*6
5
June 29
6*6 June 19
*6 May 16
11*6 Jan. 17
1
Mar.
20
June
9
Apr.
*6 Jan.
*6 Feb.
23
Apr.
2*6 Feb.
*6 Feb.
13
7
75
70*6 June 25
Sale
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
21
%
30%
%
'31%
%
%
3% Sale
36
38%
% Sale
2%
3
%
1%
41%
%
2%
^6
2%
%
48
%
3
3*6
34*6
31*6
%
Sale
Sale
33*6
*6
1*6
41*6
Sale
2*6
ig
2*6 June
32
June
19
9
Jan.
14
June
8
28
Jan.
34*6 Apr. 21
7*6 June
75
June
1
5
Feb.
1
50
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
3*6 June 19
June
37
30*6 June
2
*6 June 21
*6 June
1*6 June
6
June 18
33
June
12
*6 June 11
4
*6 June 16
2
June 21
48
2
June
2
*6 June
2*6 June
4
2
2
Jan.
3
June 21
Jan.
29
®6«Jan. 17
1% June
6
Jan.
Jan.
29
10
4
2*6
21*6
17*6
*6
36
»g
% June 26
6
13
22
2%
21 %
17%
%
5
30
2
Safety Car Heating A Ltd 100
339,000 St Regis Paper Co..
10
5,020
100
7% preferred
62,100 Schiff Co com..
15,700 Schulte Real Estate com....*
2,110 Scovllle Mfg Co
2?
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June 11
June
5
2
200 St Lawrence Corp common..*
_
Sale
23
10
100 Rolls Royce Am dep rets. ..£1
Roosevelt
1*6
11*6
2*6
2*6
*6
1 *6
*6
1.
Highest.
Sale Prices
10
13%
4%
3%
11%
*
Reybarn Co.. Inc
Reynolds Invest com
500 Kike-Kumier Co
300
12%
com
Reliance Internet
300 Richmond Radiator
"
Bid
Sale Prices.
June 30.
June 1.
Ask
t c .....50c
v
Reeves (Daniel) com.......
Reliable Stores
Bid.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
6
Apr.
16
83
Apr.
21
2*6 Apr.
19
6
5*6 Feb.
Apr. 26
40*6 Apr. 11
1
% Feb.
51
27
Feb.
19
*6 Feb.
6
4*6 Feb.
6
48
Apr. 21
*6 May 14
1
Jan.
25
2
5
Jan.
19
2
June
Selfrldge Prov Stores, Ltd—
"""250
3,600
600
2,250
1,000
2,100
4,300
American dep rets
£1
3,150 Selby Shoe Co com.
66,500 Selected Industries
1
7,600
$5.50 prior stock,
_._*
20,050
Allotment certificates
7,800
39,300
100
Sentry Safety Control
Seton I eather
*
%
%
9%
7%
1%
Sale
14
Sale
17%
Sale
500 Sheaffer (W A) Pen com
*
27,200
Shenandoah Corp common.!
500
9,900
99,075
1,500
Sherwin-Williams Co com..25
40
2% Sale
..._*
com
500
11,775
1*6 Jan.
$3 Conv pref
25
6% preferred AA
17
47%
1%
60%
58 %
%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
22*6
1*6
%9
5*6
10*6
1*6
6%
12%
13%
1%
1%
17% Sale
17
66
69*6
Sale
20*6
1*6
x59%
x57%
*6
*6
Sale
1*6
5*6
11
1*6
17*6
Sale
5*6 June
7
22*6 June 30
1 *6 June 14
60*6 June
1
1*6 May 11
40*6 Jan.
4
59
40
June
7
*6 June
June
2
12
1
June
9
1
17
June 23
June
2
65
June
20
1
5*6 June 12
12
106
June
2
% June 21
17*6 June
1
69*6 June 29
6 107
June 13
Feb.
26
Jan.
3
*6 Jan.
23
5
11
May 10
Jan.
13
1*6 Jan.
4
Jan.
10
47*6 Jan.
17
3
6
May
8
5
*
Jan.
20
100
25 Sherwin Williams of Can
June
2
June 25
June 15
June 14
June
1
3
100
Feb.
Mar.
6
1
2*6 Mar. 31
24*6 Apr. 16
3
Feb.
3
61*6 Apr. 16
62*6 Feb.
7
*6 Mar. 20
10*6 Feb.
6
13*6 May 23
2*6 Feb.
6
23
Mar. 7
70*6 May 17
107*6 Feb. 15
20
May
8
Simmons Boardman Pub Co—
100
"""540
Conv preferred...
*
2,900 Singer Mfg Co.
100
Singer Mfg Ltd
£1
500
Am dep rets ord reg shs
600 Sisto Financial Corp
._..*
•3,300
41,350
Smith (A O) Corp com
30
Preferred
------
Smith
200
6,800
100
300
100
450
200
1,600
..
—
-
1,100
98,300
1,400
75
-
-
-
-
•
32,500
Sonotone Corp
........1
Southern Corp com
*
100
3,200
Stein Cosmetics Co
400 Stroock (S)
& Co Inc
*
*
1,200
15,100
52,900
12,200 Taggart Corp com
*
200,500 Tastyeast Inc class A
*
138,400 Technicolor Inc common...*
700
g
%
vx
5
3%
% Sale
Stutz Motor Car Co
2,700
'2,400
1,000
20,800
June
.1 181*6
June 30
4*6
12
Sale
18*6 June 29
2%
Sale
3*6
*6
%
%
77%
Sale
%
83%
5%
1%
4%
1%
1
5*6 June
2*6 June
% June
*6
*6
*6 Sale
25*6 June 16
78
82
80
"1*6 "1*6
5*6 June
5
3 *6 June 29
*6 June
*6 June
1
*6 June 30
June 29
4*6 June 26
1*6 June 26
21
C
l54
Thermold Co 7% pref
%
1
2
Sale
9
Sale
12
1*6
Sale
1%
Sale
8
11
100
91
%
%
2%
5%
4%
1%
4%
4%
2%
14% Sale
27% Sale
2
%
9%
2%
4%
3
5
4
Sale
3%
40%
4
37
35
2%
Sale
Sale
100 Tenn Products Corp com...*
200
3*6
7*6
23
164
156
5
Feb.
6
181*6 June 30
4
Jan.
4*6 Feb.
6
8
Apr.
9
Apr. 11
18*6 June 29 43
Feb. 17
109*6 Jan. 12 lQ9*6Jan.
12
6
*6
*6
82*6
5*6
1*6
June
1
June 30
June 28
June
6
June 14
June
13
% June 13
June 30
36*6 June
5
1*1
21
June 13
*6 June 16
2*6 June 12
36*6 June
5
101
2*6
10
Sale
June
18
June
10
18
5*6 June
8
2*6 May 15
*6 June
6
*6 Mar. 21
*6 Jan. 17
60
Jan.
4
4*6 May 25
56 Jan.
25
Apr.
14*6 Jan.
*i« Jan.
1*6 Jan.
32
Jan.
7
Jan.
84*6 Jan.
*6 Jan.
4%
47%
15
Sale
30*6
Sale
1%
1%
1% Sale
10*6 Sale
5/6
1
3
6*6
3*6
4*6 Sale
40*6
43
17*6 Sale
31*6
32
1*6
%
13
2*6
1
Sale
%
4
June
4
June
4
2
5*6
1*6 June
8
64,800
20,700
200
2% Sale
1%
2
*
com
50,600
5,125 Sullivan Machinery Co....
7,300 Sun Investing Co com..
•
1,200
$3 conv pref
♦
25
350,400 Swift A Co
106,400 Swift International. ......15
350
4%
12
Sale
Sale
5
com
675 Stetson (John B) Co com..
4,400 Stinnes (Hugo) Corp..
100
3%
7%
23%
181*6
100
350 Steel Co of Can Ltd ord....
Stein (A)Ofc Co com
*
310
6 V$ % pref
100
175
Sale
.....*
t c
1,200
-
11,500
4%
Sale"
2,750 Standard Invest tS% pref..*
20,100 Starrett Corp com.... .....1
14,700
6% preferred
.10
100
w
v
475 Standard Cap & Seal
1,500
3%
26%
165
(L C) Ac Corona
Typewriter
Spanish 8c General Corp Ltd
4,800
Am dep rets ord bear
£1
2,500
Am dep rets ord reg shs._£l
5,600 Spiegel. MayAr Stern pref..100
2,700 Stahl-Meyer Inc com.......*
10,800 Standard Brewing Co..
*
-
100
800
*
Sale
159
June 23
2
June 23
1*6 Apr.
21
5
June
5
June
8
5
3
June 21
4
June
1
8
2*6 June 30
8*6 June
9
10*6 June 21
3*6 June 12
11*6 June 12
4*6 June 30
41
June 23
41
15
June 23
June
1
18*6 June 22
29*6 June
7
32
1*6 June
4
June
8
10*6 June
4
June
12
1*6 June
5
1
June 25
2
June
13
1*6 June
1
14*6 June 18
1
*
Tobacco Prod Exports..
*
38%
46%
% Sale
42*6
1*6
48
19% Sale
2%
3
25
27%
1%
51*6
1*6
55
1*6
48
23
2*6
25*6
2*6
25
June 27
51
1:
June
May 23
June 21
3
8*6 Jan. 15
3*6 June 12
35
Jan.
6
13*6 Jan.
8
12
23k
1*6
*6
7*6
*6
24
100
TobaccoAr Allied Stocks
8
Jan.
Jan. 13
Jan.
6
Mar. 27
Apr. 25
Jan.
18
Feb.
7
% Jan.
45
8
24
Jan.
19
7*6 Jan.
30
4*6 Mar. 12
1*6 Jan.
26
20
16
30
3
31
6
*6
*6
86*6
6*6
2*6
27*6
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
25
3
Feb.
2
Feb.
5
May 22
Feb.
9
Apr.
5
June 30
1*6
3*6
37*6
10*6
98*6
2*6
Mar.
10*6 Jan. 30
3
May 23
8
Mar. 12
10*6
17*6
5*6
41*6
Feb.
5
Apr. 20
5
Feb.
3
Apr.
19
Feb.
17
32*6 Apr. 21
2 *6
1 *6
14*6
*6
44*6
Apr.
Apr.
June
Apr.
Apr.
51
June 27
28
12
18
25
23
1*6 Apr. 28
Tobacco Secur Trust Co Ltd
200
1,100
!
Am
dep rets ord reg shs..£l
400
^
500
Am
dep rets def reg...
Trans-Lux
4,500
3,500
Pict
23
7*6 Feb. 27
5s
6,400 Todd Shipyards Corp
32,900 Transcontinental AlrTranspl
2*6"
3
June 23 x27% June
2*6 June 14
4
2*6 June 25
23
Jan.
19
19
Jan.
4
2
Feb.
13
7*6 Feb. 27
May 28
4*6 Jan. 27
1 *6 May 29
1
May 29
3*6 Jan. 22
2*6 Feb.
5
28
Screen
Common..
..1
43,000
34,400 Trl-Contlnental Corp Warr..
2%
1%
1%
1*6
13%
....
11M
Sale
Sale
1*6
1*6
1*6 Sale
1*6 June
2
June
1
1
1*6 June
1
1*6 June 21
Triplet Safety Glass Ltd—
1,900
Am rets for ord. shs.
19*6 Jan.
11*6 Jan.
reg£l
300 Trunz Pork Stores Inc
*
11%
15
11*6
15
Sale
6*6
13*6
3*6
Sale
26
26
21
May 14
20*6 Apr.
6
Tubize Chatillon Corp—
4,800
700
2,500
100
76,600
Class A
5,900
38,400 Tung Sol Lamp Wks
$3 conv pref
9,300
Common
1
4,400
500
20,500
8,100
2.100
■
-
-
—
-
2,000
Union Amer Invest
23
*
3
6*6
16
30
3%
23
4*6
4%
17;
4*1
.*
...
100 Unexcelled Mfg Co..
"i",66o
11% Sale
1
com
6 *6 June
2
15*6 June 29
4
24
June
9
June 20
June
8
16
19*6 June 13
5*6 June 15
June 20
24
10
*
com
19%
17
20*6
22
21
25
20*6 June
8
%> June 19
Union Tobacco Co common.*
22*6 June 18
June
19
United Aircraft Corp w 1....5
United Aircraft 8c Transp—
Warrants.....
24,200
5
6,500 United Air Line vtcwl
1,300 United Carbon pref
100
16,600 United Carr Fastener com..*
5*6 June
8
7*6 June 21
6
May 14
15*6 June 29
Jan.
8
15*6 Jan.
19
3
2*6 May 21
19*6 Jan. 15
*6 Jan.
5
14*6 May 25
5*6 June
8
8*6 May 29
94
Sale
11*6
Sale
10
10*6
10*6 June
13
Jan.
24
2*6 May 21
25
Feb.
5
*6 Jan.
5
15*6 May 28
15*6 Jan. 31
9*6 May 25
11*6 June
1
5*6 Jan.
20 112*6 May 10
12 12
May
1
June
6
3
Jan
22
11
Feb.
9
Jan.
12
June
13
26*6 Feb.
2*6 Feb.
8
5
j
Feb.
15
30*6 Jan. 30
7*6 Mar. 3
30
Apr. 17
United Chemicals Inc—
100
«.
-'
-
3,300
11,200
4,700
49,800
$3
cum
partlc pref
422,100
50
•
United Dry Docks com..
United Founders
*
7
22
20
15
1
%
1%
,
5
30
6
*
400 United Elastic Corp
300
36,300
Common
22
1
7
6
com...
1
%
%
Sale
Sale
6
15
*6
._.*
$3 preferred
6
28
%
*6
Sale
175 United Milk Products com..*
125
June
*6
11*6
*6
3*6
1
June
8
June 13
June 13 xl2% June
5
June
1
% June
4
June 29
3*6 June 29
11*6 June 13
Jan.
2
3
Apr.
7
20
*
Jan.
31
14
May 29
1*6 Feb.
5
3*6 June 29
25
Feb.
20
6*6
4*6
9*6
68*6
2*6
1*6
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
May
Feb.
11
5
31
18
17
2
28
14
2
5
United Molasses Co Ltd—
3,000
1,700
■»
w
—
w h.
—
2,050
330
2,000
3,800
Am dep rets for ord reg__£l
493,000
60,300 Unit Profit Sharing com
*
Preferred
...10
1,326
25
18,975 United Shoo Mach com
Preferred
*
1,750
12,500 United Stores Corp com vtc *
*
27,800 United Wall Paper
—
-
-
300
1,100
11,000
6,100
50
17,300
1,500
1,102
33
Sale
%
1*1
300 U S Dairy Products class A..*
'
m
3% Sale
%
1%
200
Class B.
U S
Finishing
.—.J.
common
Preferred
200,700 U S Foil class B
27,000 U S Ac Internat Sec com
1st preferred with warr
18.402
For footnotes
see page
55.
.*
*
1
2%
4%
1*6
Sale
Sale
65*6 Sale
33*6 Sale
%
%
3*6
3%
2%
15
*6
%
2%
3
4*6
1*6
6*6
5*6
1*6
65
*
•
12
1*6
48*6
Sale
15A
50
June
4
33*6 June 11
*6 June 28
2*6
1*6
*6
1*6
3*6
15
*6
1*6
12*6
1*6
50*6
12%
1*6
Sale
3
June 27
*6 June 26
1*6 June 27
67*6 June 13
June
11
June
6
3*6 June
4
34H
*6 June 26
June
15
June 20
June 20
11*6 June
2
1*6 June 22
14*6 June 12
8
1*6 June
51*6 June 13
5
5%
6H
1% Sale
55% Sale
4*6 June 12
1*6 June
1
8
100
*
4*6 June 25
1 *6 June
8
48
June
2
2
3*6 Jan.
5
1*6 Jan.
6
Apr. 16
4
57*6 Jan.
3
32*6 Jan.
*6 June 28
2
Feb.
1
2*6 Apr. 12
*6 May 19
1*6 June 27
5
June 20
5*6 Jan. 10
1 *6 Jan. 10
48
June
2
36
1*6
4*6
Feb.
5
9
Apr.
14*6 Apr.
24
Feb.
5
60*6 Feb.
5
2
13
July
1934.]
CURB
YOKE
NEW
EXCHANGE
aggregate sales.
PRICES IN JUNE.
NEW YORK
Shares.
100
U S Lines Inc pref
U S Playing Card com
900 U S Radiator
*
10
350
400
Ask
Bid
1.
June 30.
Ask. Bid
Bid
1
Ask
25
23
*4
22*4
24
12
*4
16% Sale
1*4
11*4
1*4
15*4
4
2*4
1
lowest.
Highest
Sales Prices
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
*4 June 29
23*4 June 26
23 *4 June
1*4 June 19
1*4 June
Sale
*4 June 29
8
*
common
550
7% preferred
100
4,000 U S Rubber Reclaiming
*
1,250 Universal Insurance—.....8
3,800 Universal Pictures.
*
300
June
1934.
INDUS. & MISC. (Con.) Par
5,700
7,200
200
35,100 Utility Equities com
3,850
Priority Stock
14,200 Utility 8c Ind Corp com
16,500
Preferred...
575
800
1,000
*
*
...—..
200
3., 900 Vogt Mfg Corp
*
107,700 Waco Aircraft Co.......—*
1,200 Wahl Co (The) common
*
1,800 Waltt 8c Bond Inc class A.."
3,300
Class B
•
7,700 Walgreen Co warrants
6,100
200
200
100
300
Sale
Jan.
18
Jan.
5
Jan.
2*4
10
June 12
12
3
June 14
3
June
8
13
1*4
2*4
2*4
1
1*4
18
1*4
4
3*4
2*4
3*4
11*4 Sale
6*4
8K
Sale
16
6*4
1*4
7*4
1*4
17
Jan.
26
1
Jan.
19
June 14
2*4
Sale
2 *4 June
6
2*4 June 13
4
6*4
15*4
7*4
1*4
1
June
6
June 11
46
1*4
3*4 June 27
4
8
6*4 June 29
15*4
7*4
1*4
15
1*4
6*4
1*4
3*4
June 29
June 22
June 13
June 12
June 25
June 15
1*4 June 20
June 19
7
June
5
17*4
1 *4
7*4
1*4
3*4
June
9
June 22
June 28
June 12
June 19
39*4
16*4
*4
*4
2*4
June
9
June 28
June 12
June 22
June
8
5*4 Jan.
9
Jan.
29
1*4 Apr.
4
40
•
16p8
Highest.
Prices
9
10
6
400 Utah Radio Products.......*
"i~206
1
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Since
range since jan.
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
In
June.
47
4
3
3**
iH
3*4
10*4
1 *4
4*4
Prices
1 *4 Mar. 13
27*4 Apr.
9
3
Feb.
16
10*4 May 18
1*4 Apr. 21
12
June 13
5*4 Apr. 10
2*4 Jan. 18
2
Jan.
4
Feb.
Jan.
53
Feb.
1
2*4 Feb.
7
6
Jan.
Jan.
5*4 Feb.
Jan. 16
4
Jan.
June 22
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9
Feb.
5
19
Apr
Feb.
June
Jan.
Feb.
21
15
28
29
5
2*4
7*4
1*4
4*4
.
Walker (Hiram/ Gooderham
19,400
5,000
251,800
8c Worts common
"
23,800
Preferred
*
4,700 Watson (J no Warren) Co—*
13,300 Wayne Pump Co com..
•
Convertible preferred....*
7,000
...
400
700
500
300
3,200
5,800
1,000
200
125
Sale
17
35
Sale
54
15*4
*4
::
*4
Sale
15*4
*4
% Sale
Sale
36
16*4
*4
*4
16*4
*4
*4
2
15*4 June 21
*4 June 12
*4 June
9
June 25
7
Sale
8
June
30*4 May
7
15*4 May 14
*4 Jan.
10
57*4
17*4
*4
1*4
2
Jan.
Jan. 10
5
Feb.
2
Feb.
*4 Jan.
18
2
Jan.
16
6
7
June
8
20
48*4 Apr. 12
88
May 29
Apr. 23
8
8
June
1
41*4 June
6
June 13
42
June
11
Jan.
3
87
87*4 June 20
63*4 Jan.
4
11*4 Apr.
20
11*4 Apr. 20
74
Western Auto Supply com A *
Western Cartridge 6% pf.100
Western Dairy
June
2
Western Air Express Corp. .10
25
34
June 28
74
June 28
50
18
79*4 Apr. 23
19
Jan.
27
Products—
S6 pref series A
*
Western Maryland Ry—
20
900
1st preferred
100
Western Tablet & Stationery
7%
200
1,500
250
600
1,350
25,700
12,600
7,900
1,025
1,500
6,100
17,100
Am dep rets
200
600
Am dep rets
Common
v
.*
t c
7*4
13*4
10*4
Jan.
14
13*4 June 27
14
June 14
June 12
85
Sale
91*4 June
5
2 *4 June 30
13*4 June 18
*4
11*4
*4
6*4
Apr. 10
Jan
15
Jan
2
Jan. 23
Feb.
8
11
Jan.
9*4 Jan
24
14*4 Apr.
18
Westvaco Chlorine Prod—
1,300
500
600
25
7%
W Va Coal & Coke com.,
*
(R C)
•
Williams
A Co
WU-Low Cafeterias com..—1
Convertible
preferred
Wilson Jones Co
210
2,650
360
940
625
50
30
700
13,128
500
3,500
1
6*4
5a
£1
pref
*
Sale
15
23*4
24*4
24*4
5
10
16
17*4
14
June
8
16
June 23
26*4
24*4 June
4
26*4 June 29
Conv class A
25
40*4 Sale
Sale
...—1
2*4 Sale
2*4
Sale
100
Preferred
Tr Lt 8c Pr ord
•
"5*4 "5*4
11*4 Sale
5*4
23*4
87*4
13*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2]
Sale
2*4
Sale
51)
Sale
20*4 Sale
22*4 Jan. 18
6*4 Mar. 5
26*4 June 29
7
Mar. 7
40*4 June 30
44*4 June
9
40*4 June 30
59*4 Feb. 17
2
58
June
5
49*4 June 16
2
5
58*4 Apr. 26
52
Apr. 26
June
87
13*4
Sale"
5
7
June
19
31*4 Jan.
32*4 Jan.
31
June
June 18
Sale
66
17
73*4 June
June
111
June
June 29
6
June
June
13
28*4 June 19
88*4 June 19
14*4 June 16
June
13*4 June
17*4
63
18
Sale
65
19
2*4 June
a:63
June 14
4
June 20
laj
Sale
*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
*4
*4 Sale
Ye
8*4
88*4 June 19
Feb.
7
Apr. 20
6
4*4 Feb.
70
Apr. 21
Sale
16
66*4 June 18
20*4 June 11
33
40
42
Apr. 26
2)4
2*4
6*4
*4
17*4
Feb.
June
8
4
*4 June
7
June
8
June
*4
*4
Sale
16*4
11*4
June
*4 June
*4 June
2*4 June
119
11*4
3
13j June
*4
*4 Sale
2
1
17*4 June
37
1
5
*4 June
*4 June
3
June
June 26 119
8*4 June
5
27*4 June 12
8
June 26
9*4 June 18
28*4 June 12
Class B_.._..._.—......_*
Buff Nlag 8c East Pow pref.25
1st preferred
34*4 Apr. 26
7
4*4 Feb.
73*4 June 5
112
May 22
6
9*4 Feb.
7
33*4 Feb.
3*4 June 19
5
June
22
2*4
475 British Col Power class A... *
300
18,800
4,925
$5
17
5
2*4
73*4
110*4
5*4
5*4
4*4
27
Sale
23*4
Bell Telep Co of Canada..100
50 Bell Tel of Pa 6)4% pref.. 100
1,525
Feb.
27
June
June
2*4 Sale
1,475
100
Mar. 14
29
33*4
100 Assoc Telep Co $1.50 pref
Associated Telep Utilities.. *
100
Certificates of deposit
*
3,366
2
10*4 Apr. 10
17*4 Apr. 27
47
Sale
.........25
Class B
Brazilian
20
52*4 June
41*4
19,400
31,500
June
9
7
...
25
10
1*4
*
...
3", 800
11
June
8
June
1
June 29
June
5
15
1
Corp
33,300 Amer Ac Foreign Power warr..
486,900 American Gas 8c Elec com...*
13,025
Preferred
•
90,500 Amer Light & Trac com
25
1,900
6% preferred
....25
1,089,400 American Superpower
*
12,300
1st preferred........
19,200
Preferred
*
1,140 Arkansas P & L $7 pref....*
16,100 Assoc Gas & Elec com ......I
187,728
Class A ..................I
11,900
$5 preferred
—-*
70,050
Warrants
"l~706
9
2*4
14
Par
UTILITIES
S6 preferred
300
June
25*4
3*4
Sale
1*4
10
50 Amer Dlst Tel N J common..*
75
900
9
3*4
14*4
98*4 June 12
5*4 Apr. 30
Ltd—
ord shares.
6% pref
Ala Power Co $7
6,425
78,500
3,800
2,600
6
Sale
1*4
*
Amer Cities Power 8c Lt
55,466
11%
%
10,570 Youngstown S & T pref..100
PUBLIC
2,900
45,200
2,200
9,200
*
com
Wool worth (F W)
290
1
98*4
3*4
14*4
1*4
100
preferred
16*4 June
18
18
June
71
17*4
*
75
June 21
June
14
120
111*4 Jan.
115*4 May
8*4 June
27*4 June
7*4 May
15*4 Jan.
68*4 Jan.
Feb.
6
6
5
5
3
Feb. 10
Feb.
5
Jan. 19
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar. 19
115*4 May 16
14% Feb.
3
31
Mar. 12
7*4 May
6
19*4 Feb.
6
75*4 Jan. 30
Cables 8c Wireless—
200
9,900
41,500
2,500
1,700
Am dep rets A ord sh
£l
1*4
1*4
Am
£1
s|
4*
dep rets B ord eh
Am dep rets
pref sh...
£1
300 Carolina P 8c L $7 pref—...*
180
$6 preferred
.......*
............
1,000
8,400 Cent
50
Hud G A E v tc.......
150 Cent Pow & Lt 7% pref
10*4
%
54e
3*4
9*4
.*4
Sale
%
s/6
3*4
9*4
% June 19
Ye June
2
*4
*4
% June 19
Ye June
3*4
10
100
9*4 June
19
1
June 27
10*4 June
19
%
%6
3*4
35
27
7
9
June 27
14
June 19
May 29
Feb. 23
Jan. 15
Jan. 23
Apr. 23
Mar.
1
1*4 Jan. 16
Ye Feb.
5
3*4 Jan.
4
40
Apr. 14
37
Apr. 26
13
Feb.
7
19
June 27
Gent 8c Southwest Util—
100
8,900
75
100
1
*4 Sale
157,500 Central States Elec com—1
1,550
7% preferred
100
3,250
6% pref without warr..100
11,600
1*4 Sale
25
100
50
Common
Conv preferred...
250
900
410
Sale
1*4
*7 preferred
Sale
Sale
23
..*
23
24*4
"25*4
27
Sale
27
4,725
1,500
34,250
5% Conv preferred.
..100
23,800 Commonwealth Edison
100
72
Sale
85
Sale
89*4
35
Sale
47
49
27,200
Commonwealth 8c Sou Corp—
Warrants
281,100
Elec Ilium com...*
Columbia Gas 8c Elec Corp—
300
2,425
10,000
50,800
1,200
700
250
225
3,300
1,550
1,875
20,750
8,935
2,682
26,600
1,400
1,450
1,714,000
450
2,500
"
loo
166,700
10,900
1,800
400
100
25
"l,400
4,800
-
*4
Sale
Sale
54
53
*4 Sale
1
Con Gas E L 8c P Bait com.
Cont'l G 8c E 7% pr pref
Ouke
Power Co
55*4 Sale'
100
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc.
6% preferred...
4*4% prior preferred
Eastern States Pr com B
com
40
45
6*4
106
*1
Sale
51*4
Sale
7*4
Sale
65
71
100
*
5
June
4
*4
65*4
%
Sale
1
June
6
% Jan.
2
2
Jan.
23
1*4
9*4
4*4
9*4
5*4
June
1
June 27
June 11
June
June 29
1*4 Jan.
8
2*4 Feb.
1
4
Mar. 20
9
Jan.
23
June 30
23
June 30
23
June 30
June
1
30
June
27
53
7*4
1*4
Sale
1
June
14
68
June
18
34*4 Jane
*4 June
1
6*4 June
5
*4 June 20
Ye June
5
8*4 June 13
*4 June
4
48
Sale
50*4
Sale
42
*4 Jan.
3
4*4 Jan. 11
*4 Mar. 21
2
66
June 28
53
Jan.
5
9
50
June
37*4 Jan.
30
56*4
51*4 June
1
55*4 June 27
8*4
7*4 June
1*4
2*4
3*4
14*4
Sale
15
Sale
52
44*4
8
June
June
June
6
Jan.
3
Jan.
16
46
Jan.
56
Jan.
9
11
40
12
67
o/m June 28
71*4 June
6
1*4 June 12
1*4 June 28
June 18
13
June
2*4
2*4
2*4
57*4 Apr.
10*4 Feb. 23
68*4 Apr. 28
Apr. 24
2*4 Feb.
72
6
Sale
10
10*4
1*4 Sale
14
Sale
Jan.
3
15
21
11
6
19*4 Feb.
23*4 Feb.
10
10
17*4 June 18
52*4 June 18
if*
Jan.
9
60
Feb.
June
5
44
28*4
Jan.
9
Jan.
10
50*4
17*4
4*4
23*4
29*4
Feb. 19
Apr. 18
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
32
Feb.
41
2 *4 June
7
June 27
June
1
23*4 June 19
21*4 June
2
22*4 June
1
5
8*4
9*4 Sale
*4 Sales
Feb.
1
5
23
Sale
5
13*4 June
47*4 June
20
22*4
6*4
8*4
6
*4 Feb. 16
11*4 Apr. 28
*4 Jan. 22
66
June 28
57
Apr. 23
Jan.
1
18
June
13
6
....
Feb.
61*4 Feb.
103
June
13
41*4
55.
Jan.
92
56
Sale
see page
20
25
June
Sale
Sale
For footnotes
6
Jan. 30
8*4 Feb.
7
12
Jan. 30
9*4 Apr. 23
25
May 31
30
June
5
30*4 Feb. 21
15
8*4 Jan.
1*4
7
7
4,200 Florida Power 8c Lt $7 pref..*
4
10
2
Mar. 12
Jan.
6
June
64
29
._._....*
preferred...
9*4 June
83*4 June
48
71
...»
15
June
Jan.
62
Sale
Sale
3,075 Elec Pow 8c Lt 2d pref A...
18,400
Option warrants
2,775 Empire Dlst Elec 6% pref.100
6,076 Empire GAP 7% pref
100
1,950
8% preferred...........100
1,425
6% preferred
100
975
6)4% preferred....
...100
1,700 Empire Pow Corp part stk. .*
19,225 European Elec Co of Can A. 10
Option warrants
78,300
$6 preferred
5
29*4 Juen 11
8
3
49
5*4
$7 preferred series A......*
$6 preferred series B
*
Elec Bond 8c Share
*4
62*4
100
12*4 Sale
32*4 Sale
105,600
29,100
600
400
700
Ye Sale
29*4
Community P & L 1st pref..*
Community Water Serv
6
4*4 June 11
9 *4 June
6
5*4 June 26
Sale
9
June
1*4 June 29
8
3*4 Sale
11,110 Cleveland
8,000
Sale
100
Conv pref opt ser 1929..100
2,250
1,630 Cities Serv Pr 8c Lt $6 pref..*
50
1
1*4
2*4 June
21*4 Jun e
24*4 June
25
June
23
June
22*4 June
if*
!?h
10
June
June
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10*4 Jan.
15*4 Jan.
Jan.
5
;*4 June 16
*4 June 28
Jan.
7
11
6
13
S
13
3
8*4 June 16
1/o
*4
1*4 June
14
June 28
Jan.
2
25*4 Feb.
22*4 Feb. 23
11
Apr. 26
12*4 Feb.
2
2*4 Feb.
3
24*4 Jan.
18
NEW
48
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
PRICES IN JUNE.
aggregate sales.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
June.
Jan. 1.
Scares.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1.
Price
Jan. 2
1934.
PUBLIC UTIL. (Con.)
Par
Bid.
June
Ask.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
June 30.
1.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid
Gen Gas <Sc Elec—
•
*
*
$6 conv pref ser B
6,400
2,280 General Pub Serv |6 pref
7,275 Georgia Power $6 pre?
550
160
7
25
Sale
16
June 20
7
Jan.
2
19
38?!
Sale
41
June 22
2
61
June
25
44
Jan.
58
Jan.
5
13X June
2
June 28
June 30
Mar. 12
375 Gulf States Utll $6 pref....
44% Jan.
12
57
Apr. 16
64% Feb.
8
56
Apr. 21
125
375
41
Jan.
23
50
% Jan.
48% Jan
26
2
% Feb. 17
53% Feb.
1
10% Jan.
Apr.
4
30
14
28
72
1,700
14,300
1,500
14,230
" Sale
58
$5.50 preferred..........
Hamilton Gaa Co
t c.i
com ?
525 Hartford Electric Light
25
....
600
110
...
310
775
Sale
6
Sale
21
23% Sale
3%
4%
% Sale
2k
14
25 X June 12
20
59
Mar.
14% Jan.
June 23
% June 18
3
10
9
May 23
May
3
3X
%
3% Sale
IX
X
4X
"lX Sale
Sale
3A
3X
4%
a
4X
Sale
51
Sale
65
3A
X
"33% ~36%
%
37%
%#
%
8%
1%
%
Jan. 10
May
3
Jan.
8
Jan.
5
June 28
78
X
Sale
11
Sale
X
X
r 1%
...
Kings County Lighting
125
7% pref series B
100
56,900 Long lolind Light com
3,200
7% preferred
...100
4,875
0% preferred series B ..100
5,300
15%
2%
%
9
June
69
Warrants for class B stock.
Warrants new
4,700
1,080 Interstate Power $7 pref....*
41,200 Italian Superpower cl A....*
Warrants..
7,900
100
4,000
1,500
June 14
June 23
69
1
June
17% June 25
Illinois P 8c L $6 pref..
35,075 Int Hydro-Elec $3.50 pref..50
*
2,800 Internet Utll class A
Class
B
87,325
150
$7 prior pref
*
5,425
3*. 600
X June
% June 28
% Sale
53X
55%
X Sale
50%
52
*
615
6% preferred
...
..100
125 Ind'polis P & L 6% % Pf —100
"""25
18
Jan.
Apr.
25
11
30
28
% June 25
11X June
8
3% June 26
June 30
44
June 29
4 % June
6
65% June
1
56% June 11
7% June
5
2 X June
2
IX June
1
3% June 18
7% June
5
2% June 13
1 %. June 18
3 X June 11
7
Mar.
2
Jan.
3
Jan.
June
7
51
Jan.
June
1
%
9%
IX
X
June
June
June
June
51
June
6
X June
4
2
3% Jan.
45% Jan.
36% Jan.
26
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
31% Apr.
6% Feb.
1% Feb.
40
Jan.
% Feb.
%,Feb.
2
26
9
19
23
7
6
6
7
13
Mar. 16
19
3
Feb.
1
Feb.
5
5
29
3
6
3
81
Feb.
6
8% Feb.
7
69% Apr. 23
60% Apr. 23
6
2
8
Apr. 14
4% Feb. 20
2% Feb.
8
4
Feb.
7
Marconi Internet Marine—
600
100
16,300
700
300
75
10,800
400
Communication Am dep ret
784,700 Marconi Wlrel Tel of Can
4,000 Mass Utll \ssoclates v t c
14,000 Memphis Nat Gas com
1,000
116,500
6,100
J
3%
Metropolitan Edison Co—
$6 pref series C
....
Middle West Utll
$6
2%
Sale
•
com
~~3%
2%
IX
3%
2%
Sale
Sale
~3X ~~3X
3%
60
325
*Ao Sale
X
Xs Sale
3,450
*
89
Sale
50
Sale
23
X June 13
1% May
Jan.
U Jan.
,1#
50
June
13
9
70
46
25
June 18
20
89
June
49
72
5
June
21X June
35X June 29
June
8
35
June 18
100
37 X June
*
1
700 Mountain Sts Tel & Tel..100
20
% June
% June
Sale
conr
2d preferred
3,825
14,650 Montreal Lt Ht & Pow com.
8,200 Mountain Sts Pow com
June 20
69
*
*
pref ser A
290 Miss River Power pref....100
6,625 Mohawk 5c Hud Pow 1st pref.*
425
Sale
June 18 108
108
Jan.
8
10
12
2
12
17
4
Jan.
May 14
Jan. 10
Mar. 20
8
Jan.
Apr. 18
% Feb. 19
2% Feb. 21
89
May 24
64% Jan. 31
40
Feb.
6
39% Feb.
6
1% May
7
111% Apr. 28
75
Nat Power 8c Light—
2,100
43,200
""150
1,075
$6 preferred
430 Nevada Calif Elec com....100
......
June 25
June
59
8
Sale
55X
57X
53
June
x60
5
51% June 27
200 New Engl Telep 5c Teleg.-108
75 N Y Pr & Lt $6 pref
*
150
7% preferred
100
"""500
525
25
26,400
1,700
300
1,500
"200
850
200
M
mm
3,250 N Y Steam Corp com
*
6,525 N Y Teleo 6H% pref
100
125 N Y Water Serv 6% pref..100
260,200 Niagara Hud Pow com....15
Class A option warrants
30,500
Class B option warrants...
4,800
140,900
Class G Cptlon warrants.
10,050 Nor Amer Lt & Pr com..
•
Common new
1
3,500
19,960
$6 preferred
._.....*
3,800 Nor Amer Utll Sec com
*
125 Nor Ind Pub Ser 0% pref.
50
7% preferred
—
50
.
100 Nor N Y Utll 7% pref
"Y.666
29,200 Nor States Power
100
100
100
A.. 100
com
10
130
6
52
Mar.
6
Jan.
59% Mar.
Sale
31
115
116%
5$ Sale
27 X
29
118% 119% 118X 119
28 X
31
5% Sale
5%
%6 Sale
IX
IX
X
IX
Sale
X
ix
X June 26
28% June 26
118
June 20 120% June
9
3936 June 22 39% June 22
28
5
1%
% June
2
1
Yt June
IX June
5
Xt June
ivi
7
2
Sale
June 23
6% June 18
% June
4
1% June
5
Lj
June 18
June 23
2
June
1
% June 19
X
X Sale
IX
8% June 22
X June 30
38
June
19
10,
38
June 19
62
June
4
June 12
Mar. 28
91
65
Jan.
2
June 23
Jan.
2
22
30
38
June
19
3% Apr. 24
Apr. 26
6
1% Feb.
32% May 11
Mar. 13
3% Jan.
21*
Jan.
16
18
Sale
18
Sale
16
20
June
19
May
5
Feb.
38
6
15% Jan.
8
32
45% Jan.
16% Sale
29
Jan.
59
Sale
10
1
56
29
9
69% Feb. 19
16
Apr.
5
61. % June 27
16
Apr. 21
76,
Mar.
7
28% June 26 38
9
114% Jan. 13 120% June
Jan. 29
25
39? June 22
Feb.
6
Jan.
5
9
Feb.
6
May 11
Feb.
6
Jan.
3
Jan. 29
Jan. 11
6
Jan. 12
2
4% Feb.
69
50 Ohio Edison $6 preferred
*
210 Ohio Power 6% preferred. 100
50
2
35% Jan.
11% Mar.
85
36 X
100
7% preferred
3
25
45% Jan.
87% June
87 X June
9
87% June
9
80
Jan.
June
8
72
June
8
71
May
Ohio Public Service—
7% 1st pref class A__
100
72
200 Okla Nat Gas 6%% pref-.100
40,700
2,000
2,950
1,600
19,100
1,900
200
100
m.
m.
—
mm
-
-
13,400
mm
mm
m.
mm
—
-
""
Pacific G & E 6% 1st
5V$%
1st
Pac Pub Serv non-vot
1st preferred..
400 Peninsula Telep Co
30
7% preferred
—
-
loo
pref..25
200
1,600 Pa Gas
--*
100
16,600 Philadelphia Co
-
22%
6X
7
69
76
66
-
10
8
5
14
16
*
47"
"49"
52
54 X
13% Sale
54
55%
13% Sale
...*
$6 preferred
590
325
June
8
June
6
June 18
2
31
4
2
7% June 21
Jan.
2
Apr.
Apr.
5
24
29
June 13
19% June 19
93
19
16
14
June 25
5
June
25
June 25
19
16
June 25
5
14
6
12% June 13
14
*
June
55
June 29
15
June 16
13% June
1
103% June 14 103% June 14
52
10% June 20
*
_
60
200
6% preferred.......
100
25 Pub Serv of Okla 6% pr ln.100
7,380 Puget Sound P & L $6 pf
*
5,550
$5 preferred
*
25
Jan.
19
15,420 Shawlnlgan Water & Power *
100 Sioux City G & E 7% pref.100
4,700 Sou Calif Edison pref A
25
18,300
Preferred B
.......25
1,400
7,000
3,000
22,300
*%% prefclassG
25
2,325
5% original pref..
25
1,200 Southern Colo Pow cl A..25
37,500 Southern Nat Gas Co com. .*
50
100
«.
«
-
100
Sale
17
21 %
Sale
200
50
600
1,100
8,800 Tampa Electric Co
150
3,000
2,300
•
-
i 'i'-
-
-
26,200
11,100
5,400
«.
mm
-
-
-
-
13,100
200
8,200
4,500
1,000
60 Union El Lt 8c Pr pref
5
171
15)
Sale
Sale
11% Jan.
9
June 13
5% Jan.
75
Jan.
15
11
31
75
18%
16%
Sale
Sale
19
19%
IX
3%
1%
2%
22% June
9
4%
2%
5
4%
3%
2%
5%
4%
22% June 26
19% June 16
17% June 12
18% June
16% June
June 13
1% June 29
1
3% Sale
2%
2%
June
June
19
3% June 22
33
June 13
1% June 29
1
45
25
Sale
25
25%
June
2
June
1
27% June 11
June
5
50
June
June
1
21% Jan.
Apr.
46
r79
62
106% June 20 106% June 20
IX
Sale
4
IX
Sale
1% Sale
4
June 30
1% June
5
June
1 % June
9
see page
2% Sale
Sale
X
X,
~2% Sale'
41% 42%
% Sale
2% June
38
3
June
% June 27
8
9
Sale
X» Sale
2% Sale
3X
4%
Sale
X Sale
13 X
2%
2%
3% Sale
13% Sale
%
Vis
2% June
3% June 30
13
June
% June
a3i June
55.
/
3
9
% June
9
3% June 29
16
June
28
Apr.
8
23
19
12
7
7
24
1
10
.06% June 20
2
3% Jan.
1% May 28
6% Mar. 15
2% Feb.
7
3% Jan. 30
3% Mar. 5
45% Apr. 26
1% Mar. 9
62
Apr. 24
5% Feb.
7
6% Feb.
8
24% Feb.
7
is
46
2% Sale
9
8
106% June 20
June 16
43% June 16
% June
8
7
Feb.
Feb.
89% Apr. 17
9
Mar. 29
Feb.
39 X
6
31
Mar. 29
9
5
Feb.
Jan.
Apr. 27
4 52
Feb. 21
Feb. 21 r79
Feb. 10
77% Apr. 17
77% Mar. 13
100
8
Apr. 23
Apr. 23
%,Jan.
107% Mar.
2% Mar.
10
Feb.
IX Feb.
35
Apr.
49% Feb.-
16
6
7
June
21% Feb.
19% Feb.
46% June 16
25
49
24
31
20
36
4
5% June
9
3% June 19
June 22
June 16
3
13
7
8
May
24% Apr. 30
50% May
7
25
Feb.
7
17
20
17%
15%
31%
June 19
31
Feb.
Feb.
54*
June 13
5% Jan.
June 25
5
20
22
16
33
...
For footnotes
25
18
15
22
8
13% June 28
54
r
....
June
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June
40
21%
35,300 Union Gas of Canada
*
79,300 United Corp warrants.
500 United El Serv Amer shs
452,000 United Gas common .......1
$7 preferred
...*
78,100
Warrants
54,800
150 United G 5c E 7% pref
100
244,500 United Lt 8c Power com A...*
Common class B_
«J
*
1,700
06 conv 1st pref
_._.*
133,000
67,300 U S Elec Pow com ww.......1
Stock purchase warrants
47,800
19% June 19
84% Apr. 24
2
10
325 Toledo Edison 4% pref.. 100
130
7% preferred A__;
..100
300 Tri-State Tel 8c Tel 6% pf-.lO
60
13
June ! 8
June
5
22
250 Tenn El Pow 7% 1st pref..100
6 Texas P 8c L 7% pref
100
_
24
June
9
21% June 22
5
Apr.
29
8% June 15
13% Sale
15
8
25
13
28
69
54
8
Sale
4,800
6,600 Standard Power 8c Lt com..*
Class B common....
3,700
*
2,025
Preferred
.•
5,350 Swiss-American Elec pref.100
23% Mar.
20% Feb.
90
Apr.
1% Apr.
7% May
9% Feb.
June
8
June 12
54
5%
90 South New Engl Telep Co. 100
Southern Union Gas com...*
-
400
73% Apr. 26
5% Feb.
1
June
6
82% Feb. 23 93
45% Jan.
9 56% Apr. 23
June 16
15
8
Jan. 11
01% May
1 103% June 14
May 21
30% Jan.
4 32
9
Jan. 10
14% Feb. 24
64% Jan. 26 64% Jan. 26
12
Jan.
5
18% Apr. 21
15
15
_
1,900
May 17
6% Jan. 10
72% Jan. 27
26
54
4,025 Railway 8c Light Securities.*
100 Rochester G & E 6%D pf
100
------
Jan.
69
93
•
1,100 Public Service of Nor 111.
Com $60 par
1,100
stock.
1,080
June 23
17% June 13
*
com
10
6
Jan.
85
73
275 Phila Elec Pow 8% pref
25
1,250 Power Corp of Can com.^...*
20
6% 1st pref
.100
240 Public Serv of Ind pr pref 100
10
21% June 25
19
June 11
June
1
81
*
75 Phila Elec Co $5 pref
25
175
m.
213*
27
ft Elec class A
$7 preferred
8,600 Pa Water ft Power
—
—
21%
Sale
Sale
Sale
com.
400
1,100
9,700
mm
81
22% June 12
19% June 11
June 19
Jan.
21
4
com..
75 Pa Pow & Lt $6 pref
mm
Sale
..
350 Pa Cent Lt & Pr $2.80 pref.
""50
—
19 X
25
preferred
Pacific Ltg Corp $6 pref
3
4% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
13
4
5
3
28
4
2% Jan.
3% June 30
16
8% Jan.
4
% June 19
% June 16
Jan.
2
% Feb.
1
Mar. 19
%«Jan.
23
July
1934.]
curb
york
new
exchange
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
June.
Shares.
350
6,500
""800
49
PRICES IN JUNE.
new york
curb exchange
Since
Jan. 1.
June
1934.
Shares.
PUBLIC UTIL. (Concl.)
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Par.
3,675 Utah Power & Light pref.
♦
147,000 (Jtil Pow & Light com
1
5,.600
Class B v t c
1
13,900
7% preferred
100
25 Va Pub Serv 7% pref
100
Bid.
A
k
1.
June 30.
Ask. Bid
Bid
19%
Sale
Ask.
18% Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
18% June 30
20
June 18
STANDARD
Highest.
Sale
18% June 30
% Jan.
8
1% Jan.
3
Prices.
26%
2%
4%
17%
35
1%
2
1
4
1
2
Sale
June
2
8% June
7
1 % June
6
3%
Sale
8
1
10
June
May 10
35
65
"l" Sale"
Jan.
12
86
Feb.
7
Feb.
6
Feb.
7
Feb.
6
May 10
May 29
6
Jan.
8
11
Jan.
16
525 Western Power 7% pref—100
FORMER
1.
Price
Jan. 2
8
Jan.
10
OIL
SUBSIDIARIES
150
150
200
100
37,300
73,800
1,700
700
1,200
100
400
2,100
100
500
8,100
1,459
5,450
2,700
1,600
305,600
359,700
38,800
6,700
9,600
2,650
6,100
7,700
1,900
5,300
53,600
200
67,000
17,800
500
4,950
25
Borne Scrymser Co
Buckeye Pipe Line
50
Chesebrough Mfg........-25
Eureka Pipe Line
—100
Humble Oil & Refining
*
*
*
imperial Oil (Canada)
Registered
—10
Indiana Pipe Line
Sale
13
12%
4%
13%
5%
.12.50
8
9
3
3%
5%
Pipe Line
Ohio Oil 6%
pref
10
....100
Penn Mex Fuel common
1
Southern Pipe Line...
10
—.25
South Penn Oil
Standard Oil (Ind)
^—25
(Kentucky)..10
(Nebraska)...25
Standard Oil (Ohio) com..25
845
5% pref
100
1,300 Swan-Finch 011 Corp .....25
""ioo
Sale
New York Transit........--5
National Transit
Northern
700 So West Pa Pine Lines..—50
594,100
107,400
5,500
24,450
7
6
32
118% 122%
33
30%
33% Sale
Standard OH
Standard Oil
4%
83%
3 %
it*
Sale
5
4
Sale
38
40
32%
15%
12%
23%
Sale
Sale
12%
24%
75
80
3%
2%
6
7
6%
7
6%
35
36
33% 35
33%
118
113% 123
120% 119
31%
33% 34% 37
33%
Sale
43 % Sale
41
Sale
14% Sale
14%
13%
14%
14%
15
15%
4%
4%
5%
4%
4%
7%
8
7%
8%
7%
3%
4%
.3%
5%
5%
5%
6%
86
84
84%
86%
5
4%
4% I
5%
6
4% Sale
4%
5%
4%
25
22% Sale
25% 22%
15*
st*
45%
44
26%
15%
Sale
13
Sale
45
47
20%
27% Sale
16% Sale
12%
13%
19% Sale
93
91
15%
19%
90%
3%
3
June
9
7% June
5
35% June
121% June 11
June
June
June
34
June
45% June 13
15% June 18
June
June
15
5
June
June
June
June
June
8
June
5
June
15
June
8%
3%
5%
86%
5%
June
June
4
June
18
June 26
June 21
June
9
June
5
June 11
46
June
18% June
June 27
41
Feb.
9
27% June
16% June 19
13% June 12
20% June 8
15% June
June
25
Mar. 27
Jan.
9
9
93
2%
3%
3
HP.
26%
44% June
26% June
13
June
Mar. 12
41% May
May 10 126% Feb.
Mar. 12
31
36
Apr.
5
33% Jan.
46% Apr.
June
12% Jan. 12
13
Jan. 19
Apr.
2
4% Jan.
6% Feb.
7% May 24
9% Feb.
3
Jan. 11
4% Mar.
Feb.
4% Jan. 11
2
88
83% Jan.
Feb.
6
5
Jan.
3% Jan.
4
Jan.
5
5% Feb.
4
17% Jan.
June
31
116
14%
12%
18%
77%
2%
6
May 29
30
16
27
20
17
18
14
14
19
13
7
15
25
23
9
Feb. 23
32% Jan. 22
17% Jan. 22
16% Feb. 16
47*
June 19
28% Feb.
Jan.
8
92
May
9
4% Jan.
24
2
1%
2%
2%
3%
19
11
June 21
3
June 21
% June
5
1% June 29
1
June
1
% Jan.
1% Feb.
1
1
5
Mar. 22
OTHER OIL STOCKS.
21,400
2,100
7,800
200
105,400
23,350
121,200
5,500
...1
American Maracalbo
Arkansas Nat Gas
com..../.*
Class A
*
£.
...10
Preferred
5,000
Coupon stock (bearer)..—
1,600
213,100
53,800
*
25c
Registered
Carlb Syndicate com
1
Sale
2%
2%
13%
14%
% Sale
1%
1%
1%
1%
2%
3%
% Sale
1%
1%
1% Sale
3%
2%
1% June
2
2% June 16
8
% June
4
% June
9
2% June 25
Colon Oil Corp common
1%
—*
14
15
15%
3%
2
Sale
3%
2%
Sale
Sale
13%
3%
1%
1
1%
Sale
%
3% Sale
*
14%
14
%
14% June
14% June
6
15
8
June
1
1% June 27
14% June
8
4% June 14
2% June 12
% June
2
1% June 22
1 % June 13
1 % June
8
3
June 26
Jan.
2
2% June 16
♦
British-American Oil Co
1,500
1,600
23,000
4,500
% Sale
1%
1%
13%
14%
2%
1%
Jan. 15
Jan. 24
Feb. 26
%
1%
%
1%
Jan.
4
June 22
May 10
Jan.
6
5
Feb.
Jan.
2
Columbia Oil & Gasoline—
12,100
2,800
Vot trust ctfs
49.600
10,400 Con sol Royalty Oil
1
—10
800 Continental Oil of Mer._—1
"l",706
500
44,800
4,900
3,100
200
29",600
64,200
4,125
534,600
144,200
20,400
7,600
Co
Cosden Oil
1
com
Preferred
100
...
—5
Creole Petroleum com
Crown Cent Petrol Corp..—1
Oarby Petrol Corp.........5
Derby Oil & Ref com
200 Devonian Oil Co
•
2%
2%
4
7%
10% Sale
1% Sale
5%
6
1%
1%
1%
Sale
9
3
12%
Sale
1
6%
2%
6
1%
2%
2%
12%
%
6%
1%
Sale
1
7
1%
1
% June
2
6
7
5
Sale
June
11
11%
%
6%
1%
June 22
June 22
June
2
June 21
2% June 14
6% June 22
13% June
8
1
June
7
June
% June 21
185,800 Gulf Oil of Pa
25
3,100
86,566
2,500
554,600
60
t.S66
34,700
Sale
2
20
200
11,700
600
7,700
Registered..
133,800 Leonard OH Development..25
3,300 Lion OH Refining...
*
*
55,400 Lone Star Gas
100
800 Margay Oil.
1,150
•
1,400 McColl Frontenac Oil..
.*
4,300 Mexico-Ohio Oil Co
•
11,500 Michigan Gas & Oil Corp...*
100
1,200
3
1
2%
Sale
*
1
.....
Kir by Petroleum
5% May 14
1% Jan. 11
4
5%
5%
5% June 11
6
June
7
9
7
9
8
June 28
8
June 28
3
3%
2%
2%
Sale
25% June
Sale
2%
2%
2%
Sale
4%
6
%
%
4
5%
6% Sale
6%
4%
3%
4
Sale
3%
1% June 29
2
4
June 23
% June 27
3 % June
8
13% June
6
1 % June
6
2% June 19
1
% June
30% June 18
2% June
5
% June 13
4% June
8
13% June
.1% June
3 % June
Mar.
6
2% Feb.
3
4% Feb.
7
4% Feb. 19
30% June 18
27
May 28
3
May 18
%
3%
5%
1%
1%
27%
Jan.
9
13% Apr. 20
1% Feb.
6
7% Jan. 19
1% June 29
2% Jan.
5
19% Jan. 12
27
May 28
1% Mar. 26
2%
3
Sale
69% June
5
31
7
1%
1%
27%
2
Jan.
% May 11
3% Jan. 15
12% Feb.
3
76% Jan. 24
63
57% June
5
56% May 15
Sale
64%
7
Mar. 24
June
8
Mar. 26
Apr. 23
1% Feb.
2
7
9
58%
2%
Non-voting class A.......*
stock—..
*
Internet Petroleum com....*
Class B
22
10
Indian Terr 1 lium Oil Co—...
200
6
% Jan.
6
1
...—10
10
9% Jan.
1
15%
14%
5%
3%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
6
7
6
8
%»Jan.
3% June
5% May
6% Jan.
12
Feb.
1 % Jan.
5
14
31
26
16
2% June 19
%
5%
8%
8%
Mar. 15
Jan.
30
Feb.
7
Feb.
3
14
Apr. 27
2% Mar. 15
4% Mar. 31
Middle States Petroleum—
2,900
2,800
300
5,400
7,000
li',966
"7",600
22,600
23,500
1,610
"l",666
4,800
""loo
1,800
1,600
3,600
100
3,100
8,600
Class A vot trust ctfs
*
24,400
Class B vot trust ctfs
•
20,400
11,900 Mountain Ac Gulf Ol I Co
1
45,100 Mountain Producers Corp. 19
*
53,760 National Fuel Gas
200 National Refining Co com.25
33,931 New Bradford Oil..—.....5
6,100 North Cent Texas Oil
5
54,400 North European Oil com
1
275,700 Pan tepee OI1 of Venesuela..*
Petroleum Corp of Amer—
117,600
Stock purchase warrants..
183,500 Producers Royalty Corp
1
8,100 Pure OH Co 6% pref
100
•
1,850 Red Bank Oil Co
25,000 Relter-Foster 011 Corp
*
70,400 Richfield Oil of Calif pref..25
2,000 Root Refining com
1
4,200
Prior pref.......
.10
29,800 Ryan Conaol Petroleum
*
12,900
40,500
2,600
27,600
115,300
Salt Creek Producers.___.-10
5,400
76,400
4% Sale
14% Sale
1 %
1%
Sale
2%
1%
Sale^
Sale
5
15% Sale
2ff.
1%
5
5%
14% Sale
2
2%
3
1%
Sale
3
%
Sale
2%
3%
%6
2%
%
1%
Royalty Co
Sale
%«
45
% Sale
%
Sale
%>
.*
1% June
6
% June 12
1% June
1
1
7%
1%
6%
1%
%» Sale
% June
3
June 30
%
%
5%
16%
June
9
June
4
June 16
June 13
2% June 20
%6 June
2
4
June
4
44
%
2
%
%
1%
1
8
2%
6%
%
1%
7%
1%
%6 June 28
1
1%
5%
1%
o
6
Sale
Sale
5
Texon OH Ac Land Co.
June
1
June
7
June
4
June
1
June 30
June
1
1% Jan.
3
% Jan. 13
%8 Mar. 13
4
Jan.
Jan.
4
1% Jan.
1% Jan.
4
8
14
6
18
Mar. 10
2
Jan.
5
9
% Jan.
3
Sale
1
1%
6% Sale
200
11,200 Venezuela Mexico OH......10
4
5
70,700 Venezuelan Petroleum
14,600 Woodley Petroleum Corp.-.1
% Sale
3% Sale
Sale
3%
1%
%
5%
18%
% Sale
6%
6%
% Sale
6%
6%
5%
1%
2%
5%
Sale
2%
6
Sale
5%
1%
i%
5%
1% Sale
% Sale
3%
%
3%
5%
1%
2%
Sale
%
3%
June 12
7 % June
8
1% June 29
% June
1
6% June 26
% June 29
5% June
2
1%
2%
5%
1%
June
1
June
June
June
% June
3% June
29
28
1
22
21
% June 16
51
June 14
%g June 16
1% June
4
7 % June
1 % June
% June
7
7
June 12
%
5%
1 %
2%
7%
1%
%
3%
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
29
25
8
5
16
1
6
13
%
43%
%
%6
%
6
Mar. 10
June 20
Apr.
9
May 19
Mar. 28
'««Jan.
Jan.
% Jan.
Jan.
13
Apr.
4
June 28
Jan.
1
Apr.
6% Jan.
1% June
Apr.
6
Apr.
4
Jan.
3
Apr. 25
Apr. 20
2%
3%
%
2%
Jan.
Sale
5
..1
2%
%
%
4%
14%
»«« Sale
46%
6,600
200
Sale
5
Savoy Oil Co
Southland
2%
%
Salt Creek Consol Oil—...1
Sunray Oil
900 Swiss Oil Corp
200
1% Sale
Sale
10
16
22
29
%«Jan. 22
5% Jan.
4
% Mar. 24
63
Feb.
1% Mar.
2
16
6
6
17
1
Jan.
4
Feb. 21
1% Jan. 23
8% Apr. 25
3% Jan. 29
% Apr.
5
7% Apr. 11
1
Mar. 31
4% Jan.
8
6
% Jan.
2
Feb.
2
16
2
Feb.
Feb.
4% May 14
1 % May
7
V. Tan
O
%5 Jan.
3% Jan.
5
16
2% May 31
11
5%
1%
5%
Feb.
6
Jan. 16
Mar. 14
Jan. 30
MINING STOCKS
2,650
32,075 Bunker Hill & Sullivan
10
50
American shares
.5s
14,800
17,800 Chief Consol Mining Co
1
74,100 Consol Copper Mines
...5
1,910 Consol Mln Ac Smelt Ltd...25
300 Copper Range Co..._...__.*
1
167,300 C res son Consol G M Ac M
387,000 Cusl Mexicans Mining
50c
10,200 Eagle Picher Lead Co...
20
*
18,600 Evans Wallower Lead
200
7% preferred...........100
1
Sale
41%
Sale
41%
41
40
June
5
45% June 13
1
June
4
% June
% June
1
6
1% June 13
9
1% June
1% June 13
156
June
9
4% June 14
1% June 28
1% June 22
Bwana M'kubwa Cop Mln—
400
3,800
11,400
500
100
8,000
85,500
300
1,000
10,300
25,500
2,900
24,800
49,500
6,600
8,400
200
100
3,200
27,500
....1
121,100 Falcon Lead Mines
10
652,700 Gold field Consol Mines
45,300 Hecla Mining Co.
25c
262,700 Holllnger Consol G M
A
•
341,200 Hud Bay Mln Ac Smelt
65,400 Internat Mining Corp com_.l
Warrants...............
115,800
3,600 Iron Cap Copper
9,800 Kerr Lake Mines Ltd
35,700 Ktrkland Lake G M Ltd
264,700 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
1%
1
%
"""% Sale"
Am dep rets ord
1
%
% Sale
%
c
131% 137%
\
Sale
150
1
Sale
1%
Sale
5
%
Sale
% Sale
6%
11%
8%
10%
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3%
5%
%
%
6%
17%
a
>
Sale
6IH
12%
13%
Sale
Sale
Sale
5%
Sale
1% Sale
1% Sale
4%
5%
%
%
%
%
6%
17%
Sale
Sale
6%
18%
14
Sale
13
13%
Sale
5%
10
4
% Sale
%
Sale
1
]
150
June 21
4% June 14
% Sale
1% Sale
45% Sale
50%
London Tin Corp Ltd—
100
1%
Sale
%
%
Sale
Sale'
1
June
1
1% June
1
4% June
6
%6 June 27
% June
% June
6
June
17
June
12% June
13% June
5% June 13
1% June 26
% June
1
% June
8
50
June
1
5
June
6
% June 13
%6 June
%6 June
6 % June
18 % June
14% June
14% June
5% June
1%
%
%
54%
11
1
2
8
12
27
27
June 18
June
1
June 27
June 28
10s
3,900
6,800
5,400 Mining Corp of Can—._...*
25
23,925 New Jersey Zinc
10
88,100 Newmont Mining Corp
For footnotes
see
page
55.
1
2
Jan.
132
Feb.
170
4% Feb.
% Jan.
53
15
1
2
Jan.
4% June
% Jan.
5% Jan.
1
Feb.
7
% May 24
% Feb.
1
41% Jan. 25
Feb.
63% Sale
51% Sale
47
47%
48%
Sale
52%
52%
Sale
Sale
2
June 18
54
June 20
53% June 19
2
May 15
1% Jan. 27
47% May 25
45
Jan. 24
Mar. 31
Feb.
2
Mar. 14
Apr. 10
Feb. 21
Feb. 15
Mar. 6
Jan. 22
5% Mar.21
% Jan.
2
% Jan.
4
6
Apr. 19
11% Jan.
4
8% Jan. 10
10% Jan.
8
3% Jan.
6
2
1% June 15
48% June
5
46% June
2
63% Feb. 16
1)
15
13
% Jan.
% Jan.
4
400 Lucky Tiger Combination. 10
600
39% May
Mar. 22
%«Jan. 20
% Feb. 16
8% Feb. 10
19% Apr.
2
14% Apr.
7
14% Apr.
5
6% Apr.
6
1%
%
%
54%
4
2%
2%
63%
57%
Apr. 27
Mar. 7
Mar. 26
June 28
Feb.
2
May 15
Feb. 23
Jan. 10
Apr. 11
NEW
50
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES.
June.
Shares.
PRICES IN JUNE.
1934.
June
Bid
MINING STOCKS (Concl)
29,500
10
14,200 N Y A Hond Roaarlo M
—&
56,100 Nipissing Mines..
1
152,300 Ohio Copper Co
1,125 Pacific Tin special stock....*
1
399,100 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
11,400
18,500
1,100
12,200
22,500
64,800
1
224,700 Premier Gold Mining
203,900 St Anthony Gold Mining—1
5
97,000 Shattuck Denn Mining
5
72,700 Silver King Coalition
—1
286,400 So Amer Gold A Plat
1
375,200 Standard Silver Lead...
7,900
1
381,400 Feck Hughes
1
2,500 Tonopah Belmont Devel
21,900 Tonopah Mining of Nev..—1
140,000 United Verde Extension..50c
50
600
3,500
11,800
"7", 600
200
11,200
75,100
4,300
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1.
Price
Jan. 2
Shares.
4,400
10,900
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
Since
Jan. 1.
In
YORK
1.
Ask
30
June
Bid.
Sale
13%
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Prices
Sale
13%
13%
32% June
2% June
6
2
43% June 30
2% June 6
28
June
1
25
17
12% June
1
14% June 19
June
1
2
Feb.
a
X*
% Sale
2%
2%
Sale
X
5%
%
Sale
Sale
3% Sale
*
100 United Zinc Smelting
48,800 Utah Apex Mining Co.......5
1
1,100 Walker Mining
1
207,700 Wenden Copper Mining
*
816,400 Wrlght-Hargreaves Ltd
5
59,900 Yukon Gold Co—
1% Sale
%6 Sale
1% June 28
%6 June
4
2
1%
1%
%6
Ue
1%
2
8% Sale
3% Sale
%6 Sale
1% June
4
8
4
11%
3%
Us
6%
6% Sale
%> Sale
% Sale
4%
451
%
4%
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
4%
June
3% June 26
%6 June
1
6%
%6
%
4%
1
1
June
June
1
2
June 22
Sale
1% Sale
June
June
June 27
%
9
%
9%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
% June
8 % June
%6 June
Sale
1
2
1
1 % June
%
2%
11%
3%
%
June
4
11
22
28
1
June
June
June
June 19
June
7
%6 June
1
% June 19
4% June 12
7
2% June
8
% June 27
% June 28
10
June
5
% June
7
Sale
3
May 26
% Jan.
9
Jan.
10% Jan.
14
500 Pond Creek Pocahontas Co. *
1
Highest.
*ale Prices
25
2%
25
Ask.
43% Sale
2%
2%
33
2%
Lowest.
30.
Apr.
1
2% Feb.
Jan.
June
1% Mar.
3
% Apr. 28
3
4
3% Jan.
% Jan.
5% Jan.
4
26
29
2
14
4
16
2
25
5
%
%
6%
%
May
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
May
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18
12% Feb. 16
5% Feb. 17
% Feb. 15
18
6
%
3%
%
%
21
% Jan. 23
27% May
3
14% Apr.
9
17
May
3
%8 Jan.
1 % May 18
8
Prices
43% June 30
8% Apr.
%s Feb.
1% Feb.
•
4
19
17
Feb.
23
5
%
2%
1%
%
10%
%
Feb. 14
Apr. 17
Feb. 20
6
Apr.
2
Apr.
Apr. 10
95
June 27
BONDS
1,000
209,000
35,000
53,000
95
1942
1,000 Abbott's Dairy 6s..!
.1967
60
1968
1st A ref
51
195*
Alabama Power 4 Hi*
1,873,000
56
5s.1
219,000
382,000
1,000
5s
100,060
976,000
1st 5s
1946
86,000
211,000
254,000
544,000
1st A ref 5s
36,000
258,000
5,000
80,000
57,000
287,000
2,537,000
4,021,000
1,347,000
2,101,000
35,666
544,000
698,000
270,000
291,000
5s..
Sale
Sale
1952
.
5s
Amer Commonw
66 %
96
Sale
1948
Aluminum Co s f deb 5s.
Ltd
95,
June
95
51
Jan.
60
Jan.
55
Jan.
69
66
59
Jan.
1
June 29
83% June 29
1
77% June 29
June
72
Sale
Pow 6s. 1940
92%
102%
87
Sale
103%
Sale
89
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
2
92%
81
June 12
84%
102% June
2 104%
86
June
5
90%
June
June
June
June
30
29
19
19
1
1% Sale
June 28
1% June 12
1957
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s
79 %
85
Sale
10% Sale
15
Sale
a
June
14
1
June 14
79
17
Sale
14% June
2
June
June
June
June
5s
1
75
Sale
88
Sale
93%
Sale
88
1939
16%
15 X
Sale
Sale
29%
25%
Sale
Sale
29
1953
Amer Gas A Elec deb
25
Sale
Sale
28% June 29
22% June 25
53%
Sale
.2028
.
Arner Gas A Power 6s
5s
June
15
19
11
73
Jan.
97% Jan.
70% Jan.
101% Jan.
47% Jan.
5
1
Feb.
5
95% June 19
34% June 11
32% Apr. 27
41% Jan.
1
Jan.
20
16% Jan.
14% Jan.
60% June 19
16
21
30
5% Feb.
93% May
9% Mar.
11
Feb.
Feb.
2
May
Jan.
19%
95%
34%
29%
26
2
Jan.
87
Jan.
91
May
Am Community Pow 5%a 1953
Amer A Continental 5s.. 1943
Jan.
1
June 29
92% June 30
87
May 11
104% June 19
Jan.
1
1% June 26
1 % June
Apr. 24
8*
95% Jan.
72
June 29
38
Jan.
2
o% Sale
1953
Deb5%s
87
June
June 27
72^
8
71
Sale
...1968
registered....
Aluminum
71
June 27
66
80% June
72%
66% Sale
80% Sale
1951
1,912,000
1,150,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
American Power A Light
588,000
78,000
without
6s
4,747,000
Amer Rolling
113,000
435,000
Deb
2,137,000
3,238,000
29,000
400,000
25,000
27,000
warrants..2016
Amer Radiator
460,000
s
4H%
Amer
deb 4 H*--1947
43% Sale
98% Sale
56
Sale
105
Sale
88
Sale
53% June 30
104
105
June
June
67% Feb.
6
May 11
105
Mills—
1948
f 5s...
1933
notes
1956
2024
147,000 Appalachian Power 6s
5s
140,000
76
Sale
1941
2,147,000 Appalachian El Pr 5s
8
92
Apr. 28
117% Feb. 19
70
Apr. 11
99
June 22
88
June 20
June
1
107
102
Sale
94%
Sale
86
June 30
88
June
1
Sale
56
June
4
60% June
9
94% June
83% June
1
2
99
June 22
76
Jan.
88
June 20
June
1
59
Jan.
102
Jan.
57
Jan.
79% Apr. 24
73
Sale
Sale
86%
59
71%
101%
..1936
Seating 6s
Mar.
73
Sale
106" Sale'
106
June
1 107
t
235,000
2,615,000
Arkansas Pr A Lt 5s
5s
2,000
370", 000
2,877,000
52,000
625,000
1,000
143,000
430,000
679",000
121",000
551,000
1,000
84,000
11,000
155,000
154,000
103,000
26,000
28,000
7,000
Associated Elec 4%s
*953
26
Sale
Assoc Gas A Elec
1948
10%
11%
13
4,450,000
35,000
810,000
11,000
5,319,000
1,000
822,000
3,690,000
2,000
840,000
54,000
1,149,000
1,693,000
1,018,000
229,000
148,000
141,000
193,000
39,000
8,000
41,000
3,000
33,000
76,000
87,000
403,000
38,000
256,000
4,663
5,585
1,420
1,343
109,000
61,000
30,000
196,000
107,000
121,000
22",000
55,000
66,000
19,000
76,000
371,000
399,000
418,000
257",000
300.000
47,000
4%»
58
.1968
5s
...1938
ctfs
5%s inv ctfs reg.___
4
HiS series C
194V
4
His C registered
5H9..1
Con* deb 5s__...
1950
5s registered.......
Ausoc
Rayon Corp 5s
Assoc Telep
1950
Co Ltd 5s
1965
5%s A...1955
Assoc Tel & Tel
Assoc Tel
Utll 5%s
1944
5 % 8 certificates of dep. 1944
2-year 6% secured notes.*33
6s ctfs of deposit..
36%
Sale
Sale
19%
Sale'
Sale
18%
Sale
22
Sale
74
June 25
36% June 30
16% June
1
17% June
1
76% June
1
40% June 11
19% June 20
20% June 21
Atlas Plywood
16
Mar. 12
5
42% Feb.
23% Feb.
25% Jan.
Apr.
5
Feb.
2
Feb.
5
Feb.
6
25
June 16
18% June
1
18
June 16
11% Jan.
11% Jan.
24
June 20
13
Jan.
18
18
10%
Sale
16%
Sale"
May
10
Jan.
22%
28%
19%
24%
Sale
19%
12%
11%
16%
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
29% Feb.
2
25% Feb.
17% June 18
18% Sale
12
Sale
17
Sale
53
Sale
Sale
Jan.
10%
10%
Sale
Sale
19
19%
Sale
1
19
2
17
1
22% June 19
20% June 20
17% June 18
June
17% June 18
44
June
16% June
18% June
18
60
Sale
54% Sale
14% Sale
14% Sale
49%
Sale
June
8
64% June 25
53
94%
49%
14%
14%
19%
June
12
96 % June 29
55 % June
1
44
18
64
June 29
9% Jan.
June
8
5
17% June
8
10
Jan.
June
5
22
June 13
June
4
22
June
15
14
Jan.
Jan.
79
June 18
50% Jan.
126
June 13
105% Jan.
137
96%
109%
109%
110%
June 29
Jan.
97
June
June
64
June
67
June 26
51
June
58%
June
6
40% Jan.
June
108%
54%
108%
109%
June
19
7
16
5
Feb.
8
60
Jan.
97
5^a......l943
Feb.
75% Mar. 15
96% Juno 29
Mar. 3
22
Feb. 15
23
Feb. 19
26% Feb. 16
26% Feb. 16
79
June 18
80% Jan.
June
June
17
May 18
19%
75% June 11
1933
Locomotive Works
1938
000 Bell Tel of Canada 5s
1st M 5s
ser
1955
B June 1
1957
58 series C
1960
171 000 Bethlehem Steel 6s
75
Sale
102% Sale
101% Sale
101% Sale
189 000 Binghamton L H A P 5s
1946
1968
409 000 Birmingham Gas 5s
73 ,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 5s
1st A ref 5s
202 ,000
Sale
110
Sale
110
Sale
Sale
119
119% Sale
92
Sale
97
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale"
Sale
Sale
105" Sale"
121%
95%
109%
109%
Sale
57%
53
51
195V
1947
120 000 Boston Consol Gas 5s
340 000 Broad River Power 5s A.. 1954
108%
June
91% June
107% June
108% June
109
June
121%
105% Sale
.1998
1,182 000 Birmingham Elec 4%s
65
Sale
50
97% Sale
104%
103
Sale
Sale
110% Sale
167 000 Capital Admin 5s A x w.,1953
1956
June
2
June
11
June
5
100
June
June
June 20
June 23
June 22
June
12
108%
1953
Carolina Pr A Lt 5s
June 30
122
June
108
..1939
1935
1,156 000 Canadian Nat Rys 7s
2,822 000 Canadian Pacific Ry 6s.. 1942
117
53%
107%
1956
461 000 Canada Nor Power 5s
Sale
108
95%
104%
112%
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
95% June 22 97 % June
104% June 29 104% June 13
110
June
2 113% June 16
86
54%
Sale
74%
Sale
82
Sale
75%
Sale
73 % June 22
Sale
110%
Sale
June
4
87
June 28
318 000 Central German Pow 6s
149, 000 Cent Illinois Light 5s
1934
1970
1935
Deb 5%s.
48"" Sale"
111
90%
43%
110
84
Sale
Sale
1943
2,015,000 Cent 111 Pub Serv 4%s F.1967
5s series E
1956
502,000
58 Series G_..........1968
954,000
5s series G reg
1968
3,000
4%s series H
1981
216,000
353,000 Cent Maine Pow 4 %s E..1957
5s series D...
..1955
393,000
253,000 Cent Ohio Lt A Pr 5s A..1950
Central Power 5s ser D
1957
821,000
...1956
3,287,000 Central Pow A Lt 5s
1948
2,674,000 Cent States Elec 5s
5'^ s with warrants —1954
3,807,000
5%s without warrants. 1954
36,000
1,908,000 Cent States Pr A Lt 5%s_1953
Chicago Dlst El Generating
4%s series A
104~" Sale"
June 29
Sale
63% Sale
61%
Sale
69
Sale
68
Sale
60% June 26
67% June 12
69%
Sale
68%
Sale
68
June
Sale
61
June
96%
Sale
105
104
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
90% June
46% June
June
6
100
100% Sale
June
94%
100% June
70
Jan.
Apr.
42% Sale
42
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
54%
57%
38%
40%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
53%
54%
38%
39%
Sale'
Jan.
.
52
May
June 21
85% Jan.
June
75
18
57
19
41
Jan.
Feb.
6
Apr. 26
74% Apr. 28
70
May
8
68
Apr. 28
75
Jan.
47% Jan.
June
68
47% Jan.
52% Jan.
63% June 20
96% June 29
55%
57%
41%
43%
5
111% June
94% May 29
63% Mar. 14
107 t
Apr. 21
Feb.
76% Jan.
39% June
\
63% June 11
70% June 19
69% June
1
June
117
Jan.
70
7
98
May 28
2
105% Apr.
Apr. 16
90
Apr. 30
8
76% June
74% Apr. 23
Jan.
103
20
70% Apr. 26
60
Apr. 23
108% June 19
58
May
5
108% June 22
109% June 12
Jan.
5
1
1
..une
100
36% Jan.
103% Jan.
104% Jan.
102%
70%
52%
74%
June 30
May 29
110% June 11
122% May 23
Jan.
81
5
Apr. 21
109%
Jan.
102
Feb.
110'
76% Jan.
8
39% June 18
106% June 30 107
61
52
102% Jan.
101% Jan.
101% Jan.
111 % June
June
106%
48% Sale
52% Sale
74
76% June
5s
registered
1956
543 000 Cedar Rap Mfg A Pow 5s. 1953
497 000 Cent Arizona LAP 5s—1960
1,713,000
509,000
Sale"
Sale
Sale
Sale
1950
6s without warrants...1938
3,665 000
Sale
38%
16%
17%
1949
1977
6s with warrants
000
74%
1938
000
631 000
76% Sale
registered..........1968
4Us inv
000
10 000
52,666
57% Sale
..1956
registered
Baldwin
146,000
443,000
261,000
204,000
59,000
18,000
55,000
1956
11
6
96% June 29
17 102% June 21
77
May 16
61% Feb. 21
Jan.
Jan.
13
5
32% Sale
56%
39%
40%
June
June
June
Feb.
25
62
19
41% Jan.
27% Jan.
4
June
9
June
19
28
Jan.
8
52% Feb. 20
51
Apr. 20
35
32
1
June 28
34
Sale
49% Sale
48%
Sale
45% June 13
49% June
65
Sale
Sale
Sale
87% Sale
94% Sale
87%
75
86% June 12
94% June
89% June 19
96% June 29
45
Feb.
16
Jan.
16
33% Jan.
5
53% Feb. 26
89% June 19
96% Apr.
4
62
Jan.
74
Jan.
10
3
95
Jan.
12 105
Chicago Junction Rys A
12,000
15,000
76,000
33,000
30,000
88,000
55,000
259,000
588,000
288,000
164,000
1,080,000
1,858,000
1,000
129,000
16,665,000
73",000
525,000
378,000
11,000
5,000
149,000
15,000
Union Stock Yards 5s.. 1940
Chic Pneum Tool 5H*
1942
Sale
105
Sale
1966
31
Sale
47
5s
1950
30% Sale
48
Sale
5s registered
1950
deb
For footnotes see page
55
June
12
77
June
13
57%
73%
77%
49%
50%
47%
68%
June 20
49
Sale
June
46
Sale
Conv
105
104
l\Y*
76
...1955
6b series B
June
74% June
51% June
Cincinnati Street Ry 5%sl952
Cities Service 5s
1,379,000 Cities Selrvice Gas 5%§__1942
5 Us red
1V42
1,000
419,000 Cities Serv Gas Pipe~L 6s.1943
5,347,000 Cities Service PAL 5Hs_1952
5 H* gold deb
.1949
2,313,000
1954
93,000 Cleve Elec Ilium 5s_.
5s series B
1961
83,000
5s
1939
661,000
104
55% Sale
Chic Rys 5s ctfs of dep..1927
June
June
Sale
67%
Sale
84
63%
46% June
47% June
61% June
Sale
77
June
45%
45%
Sale
Sale
43
June
June
16
54% Jan.
46
Jan.
50
Jan.
June 29
52% Jan.
June
19
June
16
30% Jan.
30% Jan.
June 29
June
18
37
28
Sale
29
Sale
43% Sale'
43% Sale
107%
Sale
42%
108%
109%
107%
June
June
June
109% June 13
June
107% June 21
110
June 20
3
8
4
19
46% Jan.
27% Jan.
23
5
9
27% Jan.
4
57 H J an.
106
Jan.
105% Jan.
05
Jan.
June
12
84% Apr. 24
57% June 20
81
Apr. 21
83
Apr. 24
52% Apr. 27
4
53% May
47% June 29
June 18
5
Jan.
55
June 22
47% June 19
47% June 18
85
Jan.
3
10
3
55
Jan.
23
85
June
22
49% Apr. 26
49% Apr. 26
3 111
Mar. 19
7
110% May
107% June 21
_
July
1934.]
NEW
CURB
YORK
EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
PRICES IN JUNE.
NEW YORK
Jan. 2
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
CUR71 EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
51
BONDS
(Continued)
Bid.
Ask.
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
53
46% Mar.
Common und Print
1,356, 000
Bank 5%a
1937
780, 000 Commonw Edison
4Ha.-.1937
714, 000
5a series A
1953
606 000
5a series B
53%
.......1954
1,000, 000
4%« series C
4%s series E...
901 000
5,233 000
1,270 000
92
5%« series G
84%
5H
Sale
38
Sale
100%
91%
107%
84%
52%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
"84"~ Sale"
1954
•
93
Sale
Sale
103%
106%
108%
Sale
103%
109%
Sale" 109%
118
III""
Sale"
Consol G B L Ac P Bait—
1,000
94%
101%
ser
1943
\
8
57
June
June
June
June
6 109% June 28
2
105% June 25
1
110
June 19
June 30
7 111
102%
Sale
103% June
102
Sale
102
9
Sale"
Sale
9
4 104% June 26
June 28 102% June 12
102% June 26 103
June 15
9
Sale
48%
Sale
June
1
48% Sale
95% Sale
102% Sale
105% Sale
104% Sale
38% Sale
101% Sale
103%
45% June 11
105% Sale
104% Sale
51% Sale
102% Sale
92
59,000
7%%
77
stamped...._.-.1936
Consumers
Power
4%«..1958
lat Ac ref 5s
1936
Continental G Ac El 5a —1956
Continental Oil
5Ha
—1937
1940
85
Sale
Crucible Steel 5a
1940
74%
Sale
98
Sale
Cuban Telephone
1937
5a
Jan.
Jan.
91% Jan.
104% Jan.
2
June
May 24
105
Jan.
22 109
May 22
103%
93
101%
102%
Jan.
25-yr
s
103
Sale
93
.
108%
Sale
Sale
33% Jan.
40% Jan.
5%
81
Sale
86%
Sale
"91% Sale"
98
Sale
100%
Sale
18%
1935
101
Sale
2030
28
Sale
100%
Sale
102% Sale
42% Sale
18%
Sale
47%
47%
Sale
Sale
100%
18%
100%
102%
Sale
102% Sale
40% Sale
39
Without warrants
7a Series C
1967
1,908,000 Gary Elec Ac Gaa 5a A
1934
2,932,000 Gatlneau Power 5a
1956
614,000
6S
—1941
6a aeries B
424,000
1941
501,000 Gen Bronze conv deb 6a. 1940
Gen Motors Accept Corp—
159,000
5% serial notes
.1935
298,000
5% serial notes
1936
114,000 Gen Pub Serv Co Sa
1953
238,000 Gen Pub Utilities 6Ha
1933
1,273,000
6Hs aeries A
1956
109,000 Gen Rayon Ltd 6s A. ....1948
6s without warrants
8
19
Sale
73% Sale
89% Sale
93
Sale
55%
Sale
Jan.
10% Jan.
69
Sale
66
Sale
100% June 21 101% Feb. 21
ioo y Jan.
2 103% Mar. 17
25
Jan.
4
51% Apr. 19
Jan.
15
Jan.
11
7
12
77
June
June
66% Feb.
63
June
19
68
June
5
71
June 29
63
June
1
74% June 26
64
Sale
Sale
"64% Sale"
Sale
June
100
Sale
87%
Sale
June
7
June
90
83
June
35
83
Sale
100% Sale
100% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
70% Sale
61% Sale
91%
9034
85
101%
63
June
19
3
71
June
29
66% June 19
3
72-
Apr. 26
77% June 15
72% Jan.
10
88
Apr. 21
2
86
Jan.
13 102
June
2
92% June 11
80
Jan.
2 100% Apr.
30
4
June
Sale
4
29
Jan.
63
Jan.
June
4
42
Jan.
3
June
5
34% June 23
June
1
June 21
June 11
June
8
82
86% June 28
June
5
13
2
89% Apr. 12
102% June 12
103% June 21
9
56% Jan.
53% Jan.
5
80
Mar. 24
9
71
Apr.
2
5
52
93 %i June
5
90% June 21
88% June 22
74% June 29
June
67
June
1
72% June
9
65% June 29
58
June
9
94% June 19
91% June 13
91
June
2
77% June 13
101% June 25 102% June 22
104% June
4 104% June
6
80
June 27
81% June
1
92% Sale
Jan.
May
Jan.
June 25
5
June 19
131% June
92% June
73% Jan.
89% Jan.
l9
42
Jan.
61% June
44% June
2 % May 31
4
18% Jan.
93
Sale
Sale
4
62
Sale
51%
June
1
June
56
98% Sale
54
89% Apr. 12
57% June 21
1 102% June 12
1 103% June 21
94%
Sale
Sale
June
87%
57%
3%
40%
68
65%
Sale
Sale
45
54
14
67
Sale
81%
June 28
June
100% June
100% June
7
22
56
~39% Sale" "38" Sale"
Apr. 14
May 11
Jan.
85
Sale
85
§§*
46% Jan.
46% Jan.
1 102
16
1
37
86%
(
27
13
10 101% June
8
3
Mar. 14
25
62
76%
5%
40
56
June 28
54% June 15
June 19
5 140
1
97% June 25
34
Jan.
60
70% Mar.
6
13
67% Apr. 28
94% May 31
91% June 13
77 % Jan.
69
Jan.
68% Jan.
91
June
82
Jan.
Apr. 21
2
101% June 25 103% Apr. 23
102% Jan.
3 104% Mar. 17
64
Jan.
82
May 10
40
Jan.
70
Apr. 26
25% Jan.
56
June 28
45
Feb.
98% Jan.
85
June
5
60%
Sale
54% June
4
62
61
Sale
80
Sale
June 15
57
Sale
77
57
June
"79% Sale"
58
58% May
7
2 146% Apr. 21
97% June 25
Mar. 13
58
Sale
Sale
1937
11
40
80
60
June
40
15
101% Sale
70% Sale
101% Sale
103%
77
101%
82
Sale
June
39% June 12 44
7
101% June
1 103% June 28
79
June 27
70% June
2
Sale
101
June
7 102
Sale
78
June
6
June
Sale
June 29
83% June 18
4 103% June
4
9
Jan.
Jan.
59% Jan.
Jan.
33
105%
85
Sale
Sale
"85% Sale"
105% Sale
101% Sale
100% Sale
104%
105%
90%
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
36
June 14
11
57% Jan.
97% Jan.
15
79
16 102
73% May 14
95
Jan.
Jan.
6
16% Jan.
100% Jan.
16
13
15
18
93% Jan.
94% Jan.
11
19
12
Jan.
42% June 16
104% June 23 105% June 16
105
June 28 106% June 18
24
Jan.
101
Jan.
99% Jan.
5
9
29
85
41
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
88% May
100% May
107
May
26% Apr.
9
48
Feb.
27
27
7
8
10
18
11
16
6 105% June 16
10 106% June 18
June
4
91
19
66
Jan.
3
2
82% June 25
63
Jan.
6
June
5
June 27
June
41
3 106
Jan.
87
Feb.
Apr. 14
9 103% Mar. 23
78% June
.1961
65
39% June 12 73
Jan. 23
94
Jan. 13 103 % June 28
70
June 26
June 26
84% Apr. 20
10
13
39
105% Sale
June
105% June 18 105% June
83% June
8
86% June
100
June 13 100% June
June
105% June
2 107
June
18% June 26 20
Mar. 19
7% Mar. 19
62
16
Guardian Investors Corp—
5s series A
214,000
1948
1956
2% Jan.
June 26
June
6
103
96% Sale
432,000 Gt West Power Calif 5s._1946
264,000 Guantanamo At W Ry 6a. 1958
1947
5% June 20
2
Sale
588,000 Grand Trunk Ry 6 Hi-—1936
666,000 Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
523,000 Great Northern Pow 5s.. 1935
June 19
June
64
56,000 Godchaux Sugars 7H*
1941
Grand (F Ac W) Properties—
Conv deb 6a
568,000
.......1948
6s ctfs of dep
566,000
1948
For footnotes see page 55.
25
7
"78% Sale" "93% Sale"
Gobel (Adolf) 6Ha aer A. 1935
With warrants
Oil of Pa dsb 5a
94
Jan.
June
67
~59~" Sale"
Gesfuerel—
6s without warrants... 1953
676,000
687,000 Gillette Safety Razor 5a. 1940
3,382,000 Glen Alden Coal 4s...... 1965
1,713,000 Glidden (The) 5Hs
1935
1,573,000 Gulf
June 20 101% June
8
June
1
21
June 19
June 21 100% June
2
June 12 102% June
1
June
8
44% June 18
2
1937
6% certifsof deposit... 1937
999,000 Gen Wat Wks Ac El 5s A_. 1943
4,273,000 Georgia Power ref 5a
1967
576,000 Georgia Pow Ac Lt 5a
1978
1,250,000
Sinking fund dsb 5s
979,000 Gulf States Utll 5s
112,000
4%a series B
Jan.
25
77
44,000
532,000
Jan.
85
8
Jan.
85% June 25
Sale
Sale
1938
Gen Vending Corp—
6s with warr Aug 15
79
6
Feb.
2
7
52
1938
June 19
June 13
Feb.
5
June
General Refractories—
6s with warrants
15 101
10 104
1 101
1 104
7
80
49%
63
1st 7a without warr—1957
1,050 000 Florida Pow Corp 5H» A 1979
4,983 000 Florida Power Ac Lt 5a—1954
17
13
9
17
82% June 12
Sale
First Bohemian Glaaa Wks
84,000
June 12
1
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Sale
100% Sale
80
2,137 000 Firestone Cotton Mills 5a. 194*
1,326 000 Firestone T At R Cal 5a..1942
3%
2%
%
%
Sale
76
1967
1965
Finland Residential Mtge
653 000
Bank 6s
1961
892,000
8
1% June 28
105% June 21
85% Apr. 24
92% June 22
101
May
2
Jan.
77
52
1953
536 ,000 Fairbanks Morse Ac Co 5a. 1942
34 ,000 Farmers Nat Mtg Inat 7s .1963
47 ,000 Federal Sugar Ref 6a—..1933
2,330 ,000 Federal Water Service 5a_1954
2,899,000
1
June
8
June 13
June 12
99% June
101% June
European Mtge Ac In?..
26 000
4% June
4
.June
Apr. 25
May 23
May
7
83
Ercole Marel Elec Mfg
European Elec 6%i
89
110
83
11,000 El Paao Nat Gaa 6Ha A..1943
6Ha
1938
221,000
6Ha with warrants
271,000 Erie Lighting5s
Jan.
92% Jan.
82% June 28
92% June 22
2 100% June 25
25
106% June 20
108
57
1
99% Sale
101% Sale
:
73
Jan.
84% Jan.
1
1967
963,000 Empire Dist Elec 5s
1952
2,520,000 Empire Oil Ac Refining 5 Ha' 42
Jan.
1
4
warrants
...
99
104% Jan.
102% Jan.
65
91
Jan.
50
2
.Tune 21
1937
notes
80% June 18
78% June
86% June
97% June
X9
Mar. 17
Apr. 21
Apr. 24
104% May 18
106% Apr. 21
95% June 30
95% June 30
10514 'Tune
11
9
96..
14
3% June 19
65,000
455,000
4
June
99
9.
4% Sale
154,000 Elmlra Wat Lt Ac RR 5a.-1956
167,000 El Paao Elec 5a A
1950
1,025,000
June
June 13
105% June 14
57
Apr. 20
104% Apr. 24
4
—1952
Duke Power Co 4H«
Elec Pow Ac Lt 5s_
June
6
7
13
Apr. 20
53
Apr. 21
40% Jan. 25
77
104^ .Tune
Sale
"85% Sale"
9
25
106
105^ June
95
7a certlfa of deposit—-.1952
with
45
June 12 106% June 20
108% June 22 110
June
9
107% June 12 108
June 18
deposit—1952
f deb 7a.
2 103% Apr.
Feb. 26 103% Feb.
June 30
106
107%
Jan.
Mar. 26
6
19
5 108
May 29
4 104% June 26
Jan.
80% June 18
June 14
June 25
110
111
103% June 11 104% June 8
105% June
6 106% June 23
Sale
51,000 East Utll Associates 5s... 1935
390,000 Eastern Utll Invest 5» K 1954
450,000 Edison Elec 111 (Bos) 5s__1934
1,585,000
9,345,000
June
Sale
June 29
June 19
June 18
June 28
Jan.
15
74
104
95% Sale
102%
Bdge 4 Ha —1952
6 Ha certlfa of
June
94
1
19
102
98% June 30
8
44
Sale
Cumberland Co P Ac L 4%« *56
Detroit Int
7
2
June
1946
Dayton P Ac L lat Ac ref 5a '41
June 29
95% June
90
Sale
29
June
June 14
120%
112%
107%
109%
105%
106H Jan.
104
June 23
June 28
June 23
IVJune
Mar.
112
100
Feb.
1
June 20
June 18
May
11
94
"76"" Sale"
104
108
104% June 26 105% June 14
49
June
4
54% June 19
102% June 30 103% June 13
1944
Cudahy Pack deb 5Hs
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June 13
June
98% Sale
.
7 %■__1941
Cuban Tobacco 5a
Dixie Gulf Gaa 6Ha
834,000
664,000
Sale
7
June 16 106
4
Crane Co 5a
504, 000 Delaware Elec Pow 5 Ha—1959
190, 000 Denver Gaa & Elec 5s
1949
543, 000 Derby Gaa Ac Elec 5a
1946
1,047, 000 Detroit City Gaa 5a B...1950
952, 000
6a series A
—1947
121,000
54,000
139,000
124,000
Sale
Cosgrove Meehan 6Hs—1945
82, 000 Dallas P Ac L 5a series G..1952
289, 000
6a aeries A...
1949
723, 000
51
June
105
Jan.
Jan.
723*
94%
563*
36%
Conaol Publlahera—
1,597,000
1,125,000
6,928,000
953,000
27,000
771,000
1,270,000
222,000
21,000
1,451,000
235,000
456,000
Jan.
85
9% June 11
49% June 18
72
"34% Sale"
6s A registered..—...1943
62%
102%
107%
107%
102%
102%
93%
Jan.
84% Jan.
June 19
June 14 120% June 29
June
6 112% June 19
June
4 107% June 18
104%
Sale
Sale
86
92
4 102% June 23
4
93% June 29
June 26 108
June 14
June 12
85% June 14
June 11 108% June 16
107% June 12 107% June 12
6Ha with warrants....1943
1st Ac coll 6a
12
108
Conaol Gaa Utilities—
249,000
1,804,000
June
2 102% Juhe 20
5 107% June 18
6 107% June 23
1 102% June 28
June
June
June
June
June
50% June
111
103% Sale
109% Sale
Sale
102%
67,000
4Hs series G
1969
111,000
4Hs series H-.....1970
1,633,000
1st ref s f 4a
1981
602,000 Conaol G E L Ac P 4%«—1935
99,000
4 H8 stamped
-.1935
83
53
107" Sale"
1939
6
June
106%
Sale
105%
Sale
101%
Sale
100%
Sale4 90%
106%
119
series B.......... 1954
86,000 Conaol Gas of Bait 5s
4H
161% Sale
95% Sale
57%
107%
102%
102%
93%
1951
137,000
4Hs series C__
1956
133,000
5s series D
.......1962
1,843,000 Conn River Power 5s
1952
134,000
Sale
"73Sale"
1962
16,000 Conn Ltg & Pow 7s A
47% June
101
107% Sale"
Sale
I960
....1981
2,308, 000 Com'w'lth Subsld 5 Ha A.1948
1,623 000 Community Pow fit Lt 5s. 1957
24,000
48% Sale
101% Sale
Sale
~93"" Sale"
..1956
4s series F
1.
'
1.
June
1934.
92% Apr. 24
82% June 25
NEW
52
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
NEW YORK
Jan. 2
1934.
1.
Jan.
$
17,000
38,000
151,000
17,000
37,000
3,000
17,000
11,000
64,000
73,000
20,000
32,000
192,000
135.000
1,000
8,000
17,000
37,000
12,000
41,000
600,000
76,000
259,000
54,000
97,000
120,000
221,000
310,000
35,000
40,000
66,000
2,000
95,000
28,000
22,000
73,000
62,000
27,000
435,000
BONDS
Bid.
(Continued)
112,000 Hackensack Water 5» A—1977
5s
1938 100*
316,000
Hall Printing 5 *• A
1947
Hamburg Elec Co 7s
1935
60
438,000 Hamburg El & Und Ry 5*s'38
84,000 Hanna (The M A) Co 6s__1934
1936
67,000 Hood Rubber 7a
248,000
5*s
Oct 15 1936
535,000 Houston Gulf Gas 4His--1943
1.
June
Ask.
Sale
1,104,000
167,000
106*
79*
Sale
Sale
445,000 Idaho
7,424,000
94,000
906,000
401,000
1,202,000
891,000
2,337,000
2,760,000
4 )^s
6s
stamped
w
1
Illinois Nor Util 5s
1934
_._._1934
..—--1937
1957
5*s series "B"
1957
1954
6s series A
1953
5s series G
1956
Illinois Pow Ac L
5*8
266,000 Indiana Elec Corp 6s A--1947
144,000
6*8 aeries B
1953
5s series C
1951
632,000
38,000 Indiana Gen Service 5s._1948
364,000 Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s A. 1958
93,000 Indiana & Mich El 5s....1957
1st Ac ref 5s....
1955
239,000
-
-1950
1,131,000 Indiana Service 5a._.
1st lien Ac ref 5s.......1963
979,000
180,000 Indianapolis Gas 5a A—-1952
2,871,000 Ind'poliaP Ac L 5s ser A. .1957
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
81* Sale
104*
106*
77*
65*
June
June 25
45.
14
78
76
11
21,000
316,000
172,000
Deb 6s without warr
1948
75,000
387,000 Int Pow Sec 6*8 series C.1955
7s series E
......1957
414,000
7s series F
1952
281,000
1951
605,000 International Salt 5b
833,000 Internat Securities 5s—.1947
377,000 Interstate Iron Ac St'l 5*a '46
InteratateNat Gas 6s
1936
Without warrants
33,000
1957
2,999,000 Interstate Power 5s
Debenture 6s
1952
1,823,000
75
67
83
Sale
Sale
105* Sale
84 *
84 Hi
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
101
100
161* Sale
110
June 29
60*
75*
104*
100*
99*
Sale
June
84
5s series D
........-1956
610,000
4*8 series F__
1958
1,096,000
28,000 Invest Co of Araer 5a A.. 1947
Without warrants
145,000
1,154,000 Iowa-Nebraska L Ac P 5a__1957
Isotta
4,000
105,000
1958
1957
1952
1942
982,000
June
June
104
June
June
102*
June
8
115
June
2022
198,000 Kansas Gas Ac Elec 6s
380,000 Kansas Power 5s A—...1947
1957
379,000 Kansas Pow Ac Lt 5s B
6s series A
1955
116,000
1969
889,000 Kentucky Utilities 5s
5s
1961
811,000
6*8 series D
1948
185,000
5*8 series F-.—.....1955
143,000
1943
361,000 Kimberly Clark 5s A
1,381,000 Koppers Gas Ac G deb 5s.1947
51,000
17,000
158,000
548,000 Laclede Gas Light 5*s..l935
101,000 Larutan Gas Corp 6*8..1935
2026
1,648,000 Lehigh Pow Secur 6s
Leonard Tiets Inc 7*8.-1946
Without warrants
312,000
318,000 Lexington Util 5s...-.—1952
1,282,000 Llbby McNeill At Llbby 5s 1942
178,000 Lone Star Gas Corp 5s...1942
1945
424,000 Long Island Ltg 6s
326,000 Los Angeles Gas Ac Elec 5s '61
5s
1939
66,000
60,656
1,584,000
Sale
63
Deb 5*s
1950
1,062,000
1945
319,000 Kresge (S S) Co 5s
5a certlfs of deposit... 1945
509,000
6s
1942
208,000
5*s series E..........1947
51,000
5*s series F
1943
92,000
5 *s series 1
1949
143,000
99,000 Louisville (Ky) G Ac B 6s A *37
4* series C
1961
362,000
1,924,000 Louisiana Pow At Lt 5s—1957
105
Sale
49* Sale
53* Sale
47* Sale
56
Sale
Sale
Sale
101
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
58*
70*
76*
68*
1951
916,000 Manitoba Power 5*8
Mansfield Min Ac Sm (Germ)
7s with warrants
...1941
34,000
7s without warranto
1941
57,000
1946
891,000 Mass Gas Co 5 *s
5s
1955
981,000
4,000 McCallum Hosiery 6*8—1941
1943
356,000 McCord Rad Ac Mfg 6s
51,000 Melbourne El Supp 7 *a A '46
282,000 Memphis P Ac L 5s ser A..1948
666,000
10,000
21,000
23,000
48,000
35,000
46,000
259,000
86,000
101,000
62,000
494,000
262,000
6,000
2,000
71,000
211,000
417,000
282,000
325,000
170,000
566,000
1,055,000
345,000
784,000
481,000
1,481,000
1,893,000
274,000
204,000
400,000
9
12
104
98
110* June 14 110* June 30
105* June
8 106* June 13
60* June 15 63* June 12
104
Sale
Sale
"90* Sale'
Sale
63
"59* Sale
68* Sale
72* Sale
66
Sale
Sale
"61* Sale'
60
91
107*
Sale
72
Sale
Sale
Sale
43*
Sale
25* Sale
"77*
Sale
94*
Sale
105
June
103
Jan.
June
87
June
102
95* Sale
67* June
8 102* June
8
10
3
2* Sale
Sale
Jan.
75
87
June
82* Jan.
102
June 20
Jan.
66
47* Jan.
75
Apr. 27
Apr. 30
37
3
52
8
43* Jan.
54* Jan.
68* June
June
72
June
9
76*
June
2
59
June
66
June
15
47
June
106
June
2
98
June
67
June
4
47
91
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
71
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June
18
June
95
June
9
June 22
June 25
June
4
June
7
46
June
14
4
June
14
2* Jan.
3
3
88
14
71
Jan.
4
96* June 21
76
Jan.
3
46*
Sale
100*
Sale
Sale
102* Sale
59* Sale
7
88
June
5
June
4
80
June
June
8
82
June
June
Jan.
6
80
6
1 103* June
5 63
June 20
4 81
June 27
84
104* June 13 105* June 19
51
June 21
55* June 18
June
6
36* June 22 44
103
100* June
56* June
77
44
Sale
29
Sale
54*
43*
Sale
Sale
48
Sale
57
Sale
52*
Sale
Sale
Sale
42*
53
39* Sale
June
46* Jan.
67* Jan.
69*
83*
Jan.
63* Feb.
5
61
Feb.
83* June
84
Apr.
89* Apr.
89* Apr.
95* Apr.
87* May
92
Apr.
5
7
15
30
28
18
85
Sale
Sale
83
Sale
93*
65
Sale
Sale
Sale
68
June
2
84
15
67
85
84
92
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
67
June 27
64
Jan.
75
Jan.
Jan.
58
1
June
Jan.
Jan.
63* Jan.
85* June
7
84* June
7
94* June 14
82* June 15
83
June 13
91
June
2
42* Jan.
7
58* June 25
52* June
1
83* June
7
48
June
June
49* June 12
58"" Sale
83* Sale
74
Sale
23
2
34*
Sale
61* Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
100* Sale
37*
40
Sale
103*
75
Sale
93
106*
84
76* June 16
70* June 14
June 20
75* June 11
74
51* June 19
64* June 12
51* June 19
78* Apr. 12
May 28
54* Feb. 17
Sale
Sale
100* Sale
93* Sale
107* Sale
Sale
73*
46
Sale
78
June
18
27
"58* Sale'
51*
June
90
June
June
5
78* June
95* June 29
Sale
62
Sale
Sale
63*
78*
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
60
68
4 105* June 29
Jan.
8 101 * May 31
5 94* June 26
5 107* June 27
73* Jan.
103* Jan.
62
11
47
1
June
13
51
June
9
June
1
99*
101* June
101
l6o
Sale
100
85
Sale
Jan.
103* June
1
89
June
1
87* Jan.
101
June
June 29
61* Jan.
86
Feb.
32
71*
86*
Sale
Sale
June
35
June 28
30
65
Mar.
70
Sale
Sale
106*
June
75
June
88* June 21
98* June 19
June 14
June
Sale
89
Sale
85
June
95
87*
June
88
June
101*
106*
108*
105*
Sale
71* June 20
June
7
16
50
93
Jan.
54* Jan.
68* Jan.
82* Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
68* Sale
90
Sale
38* Sale
61*
65
June
107
June
9
102
June
June 20
99* Jan.
8
June 22
94* Jan.
12
9
13
89
June
15
95* Jan.
94* Jan.
June
104
June
13
90
98* June
102
June
22
82
June
June
38* Jan.
2
64* June 18
June
64* June 14
65
June 12
65
8
June
1
June
5
June 19
100* June 13 102
93* June
1 96* June 27
June
6
50
June
6
50
Sale
57
Sale
57
June
1
65* June 20
71
89*
83 *
Sale
Sale
89
June
2
83
June
4
95
Sale
94* June
5
70
Sale
70
1
93* June 19
90
June 30
99* June 19
75
June 23
Jan.
Jan.
63* Jan.
64
Feb.
82* Jan.
74
Jan.
34
Feb.
40
Jan.
101* Jan.
Sale
90
Sale
dep.........1932
5s ctfs of dep
1933
5s ctfs of dep—
1934
5s ctfs of dep.........1935
Midland Valley RR 5s
1943
Milwaukee G L 4*s
1967
Minneapolis Gas Lt 4*s.l950
Minneapolis Gen El 5s...1934
5s ctfs of
June
70
66
73
53*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1st Ac ref 5s
1955
Mississippi Pow 5s
Miss Power Ac Light 5s
1957
Miss River Fuel 6s
6
71* Sale
"93* Sale
107
85
57* Sale
41*
Sale
Sale
91
Sale
'74* Sale
Sale
84* Sale
62* Sale
67* Sale
1944
66
Sale
Without warrants
Miss River Power 5s..
For footnote* see page
4*s.....l978
1955
5* Sale
5* Sale
55.
..
.1951
105*
Sale
107
Sale
June
67
June
104*
84*
101*
72*
82*
52*
65*
97*
96*
105*
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
5* Jan.
19
5* Jan.
1
5* Jan.
4
5* Jan.
7
60
Jan.
30
93* Jan.
30
73
Jan.
26
15 100* J n.
54
Jan.
76
June 28
64* Jan.
84* June 29
40
Jan.
65* June 15
48* Jan.
68* June 28
90* Jan.
98* June 18
89
Jan.
97
June 14
6* June
7* June
7* June
7 * June
71* June
L07
June
92* June
L01* June
6* June
6* June
6* June
7* Sale
23
64* June 18
61
40
78
3 106* Apr.
June
9 104
13
22
94* June 26
Sale
95* Sale
89* May
2
Sale
Sale
93* Sale
June
18
7
Apr. 26
5
98* June 19
94* Apr. 12
103* June 18
107
Apr. 13
109* Apr. 20
107* June 22
9
106* June
76
68* Jan.
June
100*
June
12
7
17
94* June 26
90
64
5
9
67
105*
Sale
Sale
8
9
91* June
103* June 18
102
101*
94*
2
13
June
109*
107*
106*
106*
106
Sale
69
75* Feb. 14
14 101
4 85
Jan.
Jan.
83 * June
66
Sale
"83* Sale"
90
82* Sale
74
Sale
Mar. 14
86* Apr. 24
73
Apr. 21
2
98* Apr.
Mar. 14
97
June 21
100
104
Apr. 20
5
101* May
84* Jan.
June
161* Sale"
Mar. 19
68
88* Jan.
82* Jan.
June 21
June 27
68
Jan.
June
18
101
Jan.
58
June
86* Apr. 25
96
Apr. 12
Jan.
96
Sale
96
95
90
Jan.
60* Jan.
73
Jan.
84* Jan.
45* Jan.
98
Sale
Sale
Sale
"70" Sale'
Jan.
100
94
Feb. 23
83
w*
68
June
88
100
June
94* Sale
100
30
June
32
June 20
June
Sale
Sale
67*
61* Sale
64
96* June
97*
95*
99*
100
85* Sale
June 27
63* June 18
June
60* June
76* June
103*
"85" Sale'
101
99* June
61*
60*
Sale
1971
1st
25
29
26
26
92
Sale
mtge 5s series F-.1962
Middle Sts Petrol 6*s A. 1945
Met Edison 4s series E
7 44* June
1 105* June
5 101 * June
94* June
92* June 11
106* June
1 107* June
35* June
103* June
99* June
86*
62
Sale
Sale
Minn Pow Ac Lt
3
12
77* June 22
70* June 14
Middle West Util—
.
48* Apr. 30
48* Apr. 30
88
Apr. 16
96* June 21
6 105* June 19
5
6 61* Feb.
48
Apr. 27
Feb.
41 * Jan.
29
Jan.
83
54
50* Sale
19
5
Apr. 12
98
Mar. 19
103* Mar. 22
102
Mar. 22
103* June
6
2
65
Feb. 16
3
84* Apr. 21
83* Jan.
89
80
88 *
Sale
June
June 20
Feb.
May 15
67* Apr. 28
108* June 18
96
Apr. 14
44* June 14
80
Sale
87
69
106
25* Jan.
24* Jan.
86
85*
7
78* May
70
Apr. 28
2
75* Feb.
80
Apr.
2
Jan.
1
June
June 29
95* June 18
95* June 18
93* Apr. 26
May
June
108*
Mar. 14
105
Jan.
92
77
June
June 21
56
87* Jan.
June 26
41*
40*
85*
93*
98
9
Jan.
50
June
65
70*
73*
60*
105*
57*
106*
93*
13
3 106* June 13
70
3
Apr. 23
5
69* Apr. 23
48
20
June
13
June
26 118* Apr.
June 21
June
71
June
9 105* June 23
June
9
5 104
103* Feb.
12
June 29
June
Mar. 21
84
15 110* June 30
60* June
71* June 19
June
58
June
81
72*
Jan.
95* June 18
95* June 18
92* June 18
91* June
100* June
Sale
47* Sale
63
June 11
92
70*
Sale
60
94*
Sale
88
85*
Sale
91*
92
75*
-
1,189,000
217,000
3
June 21
98
June 21
61
-
130,000
260,000
31,000
6
12
Jan.
49* Jan.
110* Sale
106* Sale
62
37,000
155,000
68,000
18,000
77,000
133,000
9,000
5,000
66,000
170,000
86,000
45,000
95,000
6,000
12,000
82,000
143,000
1,000
39,000
Jan.
Jan.
93* Jan.
82* Jan.
81* Jan.
105* June 23
6s—1963
Without warrants
Jacksonville Gas Si
1942
90,000 Jamaica Wat Sup 5*8 A-1955
922,000 Jersey Cent P Ac L 5s B—1947
4*s series C
1961
2,295,000
159,000 Jones Ac Laughlln Steel 5s '39
99,000
66
31
42
13
74
Fra8chin!7a
344,000
19,000
173,000
466,000
44,000
4,000
49,000
241,000
29,000
107,000
91,000
3,000
24,000
5,000
9,000
7,000
10,000
100,000
420,000
&
June
109
98
Without warrants
Italian Superpower
125,000
1961
5s Series B
300,000
632,000 Iowa Pow Ac Lt 4*8 A
850,000 Iowa Pub Serv 5s
350,000 Isarco Hydro-El 7s
June
13
40
Juno 14
70* Jan. 11
100* June 29 101* Jan. 31
83
Apr. 14
74* May 31
79* June 13
72* June 13
6
June
Interstate Public Service
45,000
176,000
10,000
14,000
146,000
21,000
95,000
90,000
34.000
4
4
Sale
Sale
June
2 107* June 25
3
83
Apr. 21
June 25
Feb. 27
82
Jan.
61
12
June
20 105
100* Jan.
7
June
June
80
4
76
Jan.
99
13
8
Intercontinents Power Co—
15,000
4,000
83,000
35,000
87,000
84,000
26,000
June
1 107* June 25
81* June 29
June
June
40
5 105
June
June
100* June 29 100* June
1947
Power Co 5s
Illinois Cent RR 4*s
Ask.
Sale
6s
485,000
4*« series D
1978
1,312,000
4H)S series E
1981
1,283,000 Hud Bay Min & Smelt 6s_1935
1,000 Hughes Tool Co 5*s
1936
60,000 Hungarian Ital Bank 7*« '63
Hydraulic Power of Niagara
Falls 1st & ref 5a
1950
35,000
Ref & improvement 58.1951
87,000
513,000 Hygrade Food 6s ser A -.1949
6s series B
1949
195,000
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
1943
259,000 Houston Lt & Pr 5s A—.1953
1,010,000
1.
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
June.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE.
aggregate sales.
12
107 * June
13
96* Jan.
15 102
69
June
Mar. 15
9
June 19
96* June 27
June
6
50
70
Apr.
9
103* Jan. 22
93* June 19
June 30
90
99* June 19
June 23
75
70* Apr.
102
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
10* Feb. 19
Feb. 19
18H
Apr.
12
107
June 30
92*
102*
77*
84*
65*
June 26
Apr. 18
Apr. 23
June 29
June 15
Apr. 21
Apr.
5
Apr. 11
107* June 13
69
100
99
JULY
1934.]
NEW
CURB
YORK
EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
NEW YORK
In
rJune.
Since
»
52,000
67,000
374,000
114", 000
99,000
BONDS (Continue (D
26,000
213,000
47,000
2,000
174,000
298,000
203,000
135,000
8,000
63,000
600,000
296,000
9,000
9,000
35,000
51,000
18,000
97,000
June
Ask
724
Bid.
Sale
1044
64* vrlth
8
1937
warr
1,312,000 Narragansett Elec Go 5a..1957
5s series B_.
367,000
1957
53,000 Nassau Ac Suffolk Ltg 5a. 1945
1,491,000 Nat Pow Ac Lt 6«"A"
2026
Deb 5s series B.
2,451,000
2030
2,654,000 Nat Pub Serv 5s C O D...1978
654,000
5% gold notes
8
Sale'
1044 Sale
1044 Sale
Sale
Sale
714
5s
94
724
644
A
75
79
101
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
55
Sale
544
544
Sale
Sale
70
75
Sale
Sale
68
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
504 Sale
56
Sale
77
564
564
644
Sale
66
Sale
924
794
Sale
Sale
93
1054 Sale
22,000 No Amer L Ac P 5% notes. 1934
202,000
Serial 5% notes
1935
250,000
Serial 5% notes
.....1936
929,000
5Ha • f deb aer A......1956
451,000 Nor Cont Utll 5 His A
1948
241,000 Nor Indiana G At B 6s.... 1952
525,000 Nor Ind Pub Serv 5s.....1966
5s series D
1,150,000
1969
1,119,000
4 Vis E
1970
1,297,000 Nor Ohio P At L 5 Vis
1951
336,000 Nor Ohio Trac At Lt 5s...1956
112,000
1961
North Texas Utilities—
7s without warrants...1935
38,000
28,000
51,000
101,000
504,000 Northwest Electric 6s
1935
367,000 Northwest Pow 6a A
I960
144,000
6s A crfa of dep
1960
653,000 Nor'west Pub Serv 5a A.. 1957
101,000
582,000
47,000
348,000
776,000 Ogden Gas Co 5s
1945
2,976,000 Ohio Edison Co 5s
.I960
573,000 Ohio Power 5a series B
1952
1,980,000
4Via aerlea D._...._...1956
35,000
144,000
100,000
318,000
78,000
44,000
5,000
8,000
347,000
897,000
555,000
1,622,000
393,000
555,000
55,000
129,000
46,000
294,000
80,000
86,000
53,000
266,000
Ohio Public Serv 6a C
814
Sale
Sale
1004
484
Sale
71
51
Sale
Sale
33
Sale
Sale
314
Sale
98
204 Sale
Sale
Sale
554
Sale
504
Sale
73
Sale
71
Sale
72
1,000
408,000
313,000
55,000
w
Sale
71
Sale
684
994
Sale
Sale
674
Sale
335,000 Pacific Coast Power 5s...1944
1,878,000 Pacific Gas Ac El lat 4 Vis.1957
1st Ac ref 6s B
4*8,000
1941
1st Ac ref 5 4s C
1,067,000
1952
1st Ac ref 5a D
560,000
......1955
1st Ac ref 4 4s F
2,069,000
1960
272,000
694 Sale
954 Sale
85
Sale
66
Sale
Sale
924 Sale
1044 Sale
1014 Sale
92
Sale
94
Sale
72 4
Sale
244
Sale
68
Sale
974 Sale
954 Sale
1054 Sale
1024 Sale
98
Pacific Power At Light 5s.1955
Pacific Western Oil 6 4s. 1943
Palmer Corp of Louis 6a *38
55,000
127,000
123,000
71,000
49,000
32,000
2,000
45,000
64,000
601,000
Without warrants...
1,102,000
54s series B
.......1959
1,159,000 Penn-Ohlo P Ac L 54s A. 1954
361,000 Penn Power Co 5s.......1956
169,000 Penn Pub Serv 6s G
1947
75,000
5s series D..._........1954
94,000 Penn Telep Corp 5s G...1960
361,000 Penn Water At Pow 44«-1968
5n
330,000
1940
Penn-Ohlo Edison 6s....1950
Sale
54,000
13,000
Peoples Gas Lt At Coke 4s B'81
6s series C._
........1957
Peoples Lt At Pow 5s..—1979
Phlla Electric Co 5s
1966
Phlla Elec Power 5 4s
1972
Phlla Rapid Transit 6s..1962
Phlla Suburb Cos G Ac B
220,000
1st At refunding 449—1957
20,000 Phila Suburb Water 5s..l955
418,000
708,000
268,000
98,000
556,000
189,000
530,000
114,000
46,000
18,000
3,000
65,000
49,000
34,000
27,000
33,000
92,000
1,068,000
421,000
102,000
39,000
530,000
352,000
328,000
297,000
566,000
579,000
34,000
286,000
For footnotes
see
Hydro-Electric
Pittsburgh Coal 6s
Pittsburgh Steel 6s
93
25
Jan.
4
774
June 20
69
Jan.
8
92
79
93
June
Jan.
Jan.
394 Jan.
39
Jan.
384 Jan.
504 Jan.
54
June 25
June
1024
934
844
June
June
June
98
106
102
70
Juen
June 20
June
8
June
26
74
814 Jan.
254 Jan.
June
June
June
June
88
91
1
724 June
5
694 June
1004 June 14
June
June
June
June
2
98
544 Jan.
3
55
784 May
3
50
Jan.
Jan.
704 Jan.
June 27
94
June 29
25 100
2
87
Mar. 26
77 4 June
54
314 June
Jan.
June 18
16
504 Jan.
6
974 June 25
97 4 June 19
774 Jan.
674 Jan.
954 Jan.
97 4 June 25
97 4 June 19
2 106
June 18
2 1034 June 28
73
June
2
18
994
9*4
954
954
June
June
June
June
25
63
1
93
June 22
56
33
June 19
June 18
19
634 June 12
97 4 June 26
1024 June 28
1064 June
1044 June
1003*1 June
108
Jan.
704 Jan.
634 Jan.
6
113
85
19
29
514 June
June
June
824 Sale
374 Sale
764 Sale
Sale
90
Sale
100
604 Sale
44
Sale
84
Sale
574 Sale
74"
684
Sale
June 30
June 12
3
Jan.
11
514 Jan.
8
Sale
96
Sale
1034
96
64
Sale
1054 Sale' 1054 Sale
Sale
Sale
62
Sale
Pomeranla Elec Co 6s....1953
Poor Ac Co 6s
1939
Portland Gas Ac Coke 5s. 1940
Potomac Edison Ss
44s series F
ser
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1114 Sale
1084 Sale
100
Sale
1064
894 Sale
884
24
1114
1084
684
773
903
Sale
72
1084
Sale"
Sale
Sale
Sale
Potrero Sugar 1st 7a
.1947
Power Corp of Can 44s B 1959
Power Corp of N Y 54s..1947
..1942
Power Securities Corp 6s. 1949
Prussian Elec 6s
.1954
of N H 44* B..1957
Pub Service Co of N J—
40
99
Sale
Sale
97 4 June 26
5
1024 June 28
8 113
4 108
Sale
June
89
Sale
994 June
Sale
684 June 28
94
854 Jan.
1014
Sale
Sale
76
5
Jan.
854 Jan.
15
Feb.
26
5
71
57
Jan.
19
Jan.
5
464 Jan.
414 Jan.
15
18
11
97
1004
5
6
June 12
June
19
86
May
1
874 June 18
2
934
June 29
75
May
3
74
Apr. 20
2
70
Apr. 21
5 103
4 Apr. 23
79
Jan.
95
Jan.
4 106
June
8
75
Jan.
4 101
June
9
64
Jan.
Jan.
2
624 Jan.
95
95
25
824 May 10
8 1084 June
57
Feb.
594 Jan.
75
June
774 June
4
914 June 18
June 21
7 103,
June 26
June
914 June 22
83
984 Sale
914 Sale
96
40
June 26
89
June 11
99
June
93
June 13
974 June
894 June
June
June
June
June
1064 June'
12
1
1
9
28
June
9
784 June
June 11
624 June 18
June 11
June
87
95
June 29
June
58
604 June
8
474 June 23 544 June
6
101
June
1034 June 12
11*
116
8
8
1
90
934 Sale
~5i~" Sale
Jan.
Jan.
354 Jan.
104
28
324 June 14
634 Sale
"72"" Sale
Sale
June
June
June
June
1094 June
74
June
1004
914
34
1124
June
27
104
764 June 16
1004 June 18
June
106
•
6% perpetual certificates..
June 15
June 13
June 23
June
8
June
9
June 30
June 12
8 1064 June 21
6 1024 June 30
Jan.
1024 June 29
86
1054 June 16
954 Jan.
1104 June 30 .1034 Jan.
June
Sale
Sale
924 Sale
2
914 June 14
June
72
91
"86"" Sale
73]
1023
June
21
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1054 Jan.
1044 Jan.
494 Jan.
92
May
7
8 102 4 June 29
12 1054 June 16
6
1104 June 30
2
80
May
9
1004 June 18
1004 May 28
99
Apr. 23
54 Jan. 26
1124 June 18
1094 Apr. 11
744 Apr. 26
10
13
3
13
3
11
2
1064 June
107
June 20 100
Jan.
2 107
June 20
1044 June 14 1044 June 14
964 Jan. 22 1044 June 14
954 Sale
40
83
106
101
74
103
Sale
73
68
103
June
1004 June
100
June
Sale
B.1956
...1961
Potomac Elec Power 5s__1936
64s series A
"914 Sale
al 4
1074
1054
494
734 Sale
June
June
June
June
96
June
88
June
1024 June
1044 June
109
June
684
624
1024
1054
744 Sale
1004 Sale
754 Sale
75
June 28
Feb.
8
Apr. 27
12
70
72
65
Jan.
June 23 824 June
5
June
1084 June
5
June 27 47 4 June 11
June
4
97
June 12
June
2 1004 June 19
874 June 18
934 June 29
93
60
354 Jan.
854 Jan.
1014 Jan.
954 Jan.
92
June
18
June 22
Jan.
Mar. 21
77
83
June
Apr. 19
June 29
June 29
Apr. 24
33
77
73
3 100
94 4
6
95 4
8
964
734 Jan.
66
364 May 25
344 May 24
4
Jan.
44
1064 June 21
1024 June 30
924 June
Sale
63
87
Sale'
464 Sale
414 Sale
804 Sale
444 Sale
944 Sale
1004 Sale
804
1084
434
884
994
2
14
4 106
934 June
Apr.
11
June
4 1034 Juue 28
June 18
June 25
Jan.
124 Jan.
29
Sale
Sale
5 1004 May 16
98
June 22
93
904
107
2
Mar. 15
Mar. 21
2
Sale
110
W*
23
Sale
100
2
June 30
714 Jan.
734 Jan.
544
Sale
6
June 27
June 29
June 28
1124
June
56
Apr. 26
364 May
8
94
1
1044 June
1014 June
61
2
93
9
Sale
71
2 103
10
Jan.
Jan.
2
93 4 June
88
June
1024
20
4
Sale
Sale
Jan.
804 June 16
5
95
1004
91
4
17 1004 Jan. 16
8 1014 June 22
Jan.
Sale
Sale
Feb.
8
June 26
Mar. 26
68
2
Sale
Jan.
June 20
June
June 22
944 June 13
904 June
4
33
Apr. 13
84 4 Apr. 21
98
3 106
10 102
9 1104
65
Jan.
97
2
1
2
94
98
724 June 29
244 June 29
26 4 June
4
66
18
,
10 1074 June 29
June
66
99
June
444 Apr. 25
May 8
85
1004 Jan.
103
70
70
63
72
Apr. 23
774 Apr. 23
12
1014
June 30
June
1
Si*
5
Jan.
Jan.
88
Jan.
1044 Jan.
June 22
98
73
6
Feb.
6
81
May
5 1024 June
644 Jan.
98
June
6
5
Feb.
5
80
June
514 June 14
354 June 16
Feb.
61
9
Jan.
106
79
1004 June
484 June
314 June
944 June
65
5
Jan.
1094 June 19
1074 June 29
804 June 16
June
8
4
964 Jan.
2
June 28
June 21
June
Sale
1948
8
57
85
1
92
934
1949
page 55
364 Jan.
914 June 20
Co
6 4s class A...........I960
Piedmont At Northern 5s. 1954
Pub Ser
18
424 June 19
June
Sale
52"" .Sale
44% serial notes......1935
44% serial notes.....1936
Piedmont
35,000
100,000
73,000
38,000
71,000
33,000
147,000
10
June
95
1104 Sale
938,000
51,000
42,000
2,590,000
703,000
526,000
832,000
203,000
Jan.
63
June
June
Sale
1942
14,000
56,000
126,000
16,000
10,000
464,000
46,000
93,000
99,000
69,000
Jan.
70
&
49
Sale
100
12 107
4
84
June 21
June
1
94
1024 Sale
974 Sale
5
June
88
454 Sale
5
Feb.
53
924
Sale
Feb.
164 Feb. 21
544 June
644 June
92
75
83
74
11 102
Mar. 16
10 1014 May
9
June 25
Mar. 14
9
804 June 19
10 1024 June 26
Jan.
914 Jan.
43
6
5
974 Jan.
77
124 Feb.
3
warrants
204,000
3,000 Park Ac Tllford 6s
1936
1,906,000 Penn Cent Lt Ac Pow 44« 1977
5s
151,000
1979
653,000 Penn Electric 4a aeries F.1971
285",600
774 Sale
314 Sale
95
Investing 5a A...1948
Without
51,000 Pacific Ltg Ac Pow 5s
3,431.000
1,281,000
Sale
884 Sale
914 Sale
1938
w
Oswego Falls Go 6s......1941
Pacific
27,000
51
Sale
1940
Okla Pow Ac Water 5s A..1948
Osgood Co 6s
54
1961
1950
June 25
June 19
June 25
June 28
80
June
93
714 Sale
744 Sale
1954
5 4* series E
Oklahoma Gas Ac El 5s
6s aeries A
1004
100
27
6
4
474 Jan.
74 Jan.
101
794
1953
5s aeries D
8
101
1044 June
984 June
1084 June
Nor States Power
......1940
16
June
804
1014
...
.
June
Jan.
54
934 Sale
834 Sale
Sale
Sale
65
Feb.
2 1064 June 27
3 1054 June 11
18 101
May 26
804 June 19
1024 June 26
584 June 21
584 June 21
Sale
1084
Jan.
Jan.
June
107
354 June
744 June
Sale
764
98
57
Jan.
June
'554 Sale'
804 Sale
96 %
June 25
June 18
11
June
64 June 29
98
98
66
June
774
9
June 27
June 11
100
Sale
Sale
38
74 June
1064
1054
1004
734
June
75
Sale"
80
2004
427,000 Niagara Falls Power 4a..1950
234,000
5a series A
.1959
586,000 Nippon Elec Pow 6 Via
1953
4,307.000
2
June
Sale
1950
4s
notes.
Jan.
1024 June
Sale
394 Sale"
52 4 Sale
554 Sale
374 Sale
264 Sale
5 ^a A with warrants..1948
89,000
657,000 N Y Pa Ac Ohio RR 4 Via..1935
3,824,000 N Y P Ac L Corp 1st 4 4a_.1967
1,704.000 N Y State E At G 4 Via
1980
105,000
5Via
1962
32,000 N Y Ac Westchester Ltg 5s '54
4%
44a
61
9
394
1949
N Y Cent Elec 54s
N Y At Foreign Invest
5
904 June 20
1
694 June
614 June
604
New Orleans Pub Serv 4
Ha '35
805,000
56
Sale
Sale
1024 Sale
.V
77,000
413,000
954 June 23
5
1044 June
1044 June
1004 June
Sale
'
21,000
24,000
262,000
53,000
19,000
82,000
205,000
68,000
124,000
50,000
105
Sale
1948
6s series
3
Jan.
Sale
Sale
88
Conv deb 5a
1950
New Engl Pow Aaan 5a... 1948
Deb 54a
.1954
Prices.
704 Jan.
100
Eng G Ac Elec Aaan 5sl947
Sale
37
64 June 29
1054
Sale
624
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices.
954 June 23
504 June 29
1004 Sale
93
Lowest.
Prices
844 June
864. Sale
2022
1981
Vale
\
934 June 11
444 June
6
Sale
74 Sale
Sale
May 1 1935
Highest.
Sale Prices.
1.
904 June 20
47
Jan.*30
58
May
1
1084 June
5 1094 June 26 1044 Jan. 22
110
May 11
109"" Sale" 1084 June 21
1094 June 23 1034 Jan. 23
1104 May 15
Sale
584
484
48
Sale
Sale
984
Neianer Bros Realty 4a.. 1948
Nevada Calif Elec 5a
1956
New Amsterdam Gas 5a.. 1948
406,000
Sale
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest.
Ask.
Co—
Nebraska Power 6a
New
Ask. Bid.
844
...
255,000
819,000
355,000
2,865,000
226,000
2,319,000
1,036,000
2,754,000
2,546,000
2,294,000
2,447,000
595,000
62,000
June 30.
Sale
49
61
1.
Steamship Line
National Tea
68,000
26,000
171,000
31,000
389,000
47,000
365,000
154,000
340,000
305,000
250,000
712,000
118,000
15,000
Bid
285,000 Missouri P&L5H* A
1955
575,000 Missouri Pub Serv 5s A..1947
Monongahela West Perin Pub
1,710,000
Service S Me B
1953
18,000 Montana Dakota Pow 54s'34
319,000 Montreal L H Ac P 5a "A" 1951
5s series B
516,000
1970
Munson
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
Jan. 2
1934.
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
53
115
June] 2 117
June 19
684 June 28
744 Jan.
4
93
924 Apr. 10
914 Apr. 25
Jan.
4 103
Mar. 24
96
324 June 14 544
83
Jan.
2
914
83
Jan. 11
85
June 21
June 12
Feb.
5
June 22
954 Mar. 14
744 Jan.
8 100
73
May
3
2
93
June 13
4
64
June 11
95
June 29
62 4 Apr. 27
73
Feb.
8
Jan.
1024 Jan.
18
63
70
45
4
9
1064 June
Jan. 20 344 Apr. 10
Jan.
5
794 Mar. 14
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
3
474 June 23
6 1034 June 12
834 Jan.
103
Jan.
4 117
May 23
/
YORK
NEW
CURB
Price
EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
614,1
2.338J
2,305,1
785,1
733,i
189,1
861,1
3,817,1
1,368,1
2,576,1
365J
162,i
72,i
series D
4^s series F,
series F—
series G
5s
1,017,
254,
156,
718,
1,083,
673,
Sale
101%
91%
595* Sale
83
Sale
83 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
19f>«
40
1950
39
series C
5s
—
series D
4 %■
44
Sale
Sale
89
53%
50%
Sale
34
Sale
33%
deposit....1945
Rochester Cent Pow 5i A 1953
Rochester Rj Ac Lt 5s.... 1954
5s registered
1954
RuhrGaa Go6)^i
1953
Ruhr Housing 6H« A... .1958
Ryerson (Jos T) Ac Sons *t>1943
Sale
102 H
Sale
109%
5 %8
53 %
Sale
46%
35%
45
4%
97 %
66
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale"
173,
295,
1,676,
318,
2,146,
1,048,
1,079
1,426
372
6s
88%
Sale
90
Sale
106% Sale
1960
5
1,600
Sale
71
Sale
4Hs series B
5s series C
1970
82% Sale
1970
73
85 H
1948
Coal 6a...1947
Sheffield Steel 5 He
52
Carolina Power 5s. .1957
Sale
Sale
Sale
30%
Sale
93
Sale
91%
91%
101%
Sale
Sale
Sale
100%
92%
99%
Sale
Sale
Sale
....
94
Sale
102%
93%
......1939
Sale
Jan.
24
37%
37%
43%
1 111%
1
Sale
Sale
1954
8
June 19
June
88% June
99
7
1
June
10
June 20
9% May
11
June 30
7
June
89
June 22
72
Jan.
Jan.
8
3
29
June
33
June 20
23% Jan.
10
June
88
June
11
71
Jan.
2
91% June
91% June
99% June
91% June
93
June
4
72
Jan.
June
9
72% Jan.
92%
102%
92%
4 103%
99% June
45% June 14 47%
Sale
71%
Sale
Sale
107% Sale
104% Sale
104% Sale
105%
107%
Sale
Sale
69
104%
102
Sale
Sale
104%
Sale
96
72% June 13
Southern
53
Sale
Southern
Nat Gas 6s
1944
59
Sale
84
272
1,104
487
810
339
520
172
409
4,071
3,804
2,574
1,761
190
139
4,102
198
64%
70%
Sale
Sale
Sale
5s..1957
1957
65% Sale
88%
88%
74%
Sale
50% Sale
40%
55
Sale
65
1945
Southwest Nat Gas 6s
Southwestern P A L 6s. .2022
Sale
Sale
Sale
51% Sale
100%
Staley (A E) Mfg 6a
1942
Standard Gas A Elec 6s_.1935
45
Sale
80
Con* 6s
1935
45
Sale
80
6s
1951
104%
107%
104%
104%
52
5
108% June
8
102* Jan.
2
106
June
16
June
106
June 20
93% Jan.
5
June
102
June 30
Jan.
10
104
June 20
Jan.
4
June
June
98
June 29
93% Jan.
2
June 29
82
Jan.
2
258,
744,
1,397,
558,
.
2,
104,
176,
689,
1,699,
906,
183,
2,540,
362,
1,693,
105,
1,347,
469,
282,
717,
4,336,
4,177,
758,
26,
33,
761,
299,
1,068,
287,
505,
815,
655,
2,024,
479,
3,096,
687,
'
486,
70%
89%
89%
Sale
Sale
54%
Sale'
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
103
Sale
June
June
June
June
June 21
June
1
74% June
54% June 30
58% June 18
6
6
40
Jan.
8
June 26
57
Jan.
5
103% June 27
87
Jan.
6
43% Jan.
43% Jan.
32% Jan.
3
32% Jan.
64% Jan.
3
5
12
8
10
June
June
80
June
June
91% Sale
June
16
91%
54%
54%
June
94
June
52
June
60
June
16
16
59
June
16
IV*
June
14
56% June 18
24% June 21
Sale
53%
Sale
...
7s
105
Sun Oil
101
58
Sale
1968
4 Vfji
1940
Swift A Co 5s
1944
5s
5s registered
Syracuse Ltg 5s B
1st A ref 5 Ha
1'enn Elec Power
Sale
105"" Sale'
Sale
1961
6s
78% Sale
95% Sale
78% Sale
98% Sale
Sale
104
106%
"Sale"
107%
....1954
5s......1956
1970
38%
June
50
June
June
47
June
11*
38
June
June
28
June
104
June
105
June
June
104% June
il*
June
103% Sale
106% Sale
78%
103% June
6 Hn without warrants.
1953
194*
Texas Elec Service 5s___.1960
6s
1945
1956
2022
5s
Thermold Co 6s with warr 1934
9
44
Jan.
4
6
62
June
51
Jan.
81% June 16
63
Jan.
14
3
5
14%
67%
56%
89%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
,2
2
2
3
June
8
81%
Sale'
93% Sale
June
77
' June
55% June
58
June
It*
II*
June
8
June
17
June
June
94
June 16
June
85
June 28
June 28
Sale
66%
73
Sale
102
June
104
76
June
83
June
15
66%
72%
June
70
June
12
50
65
Jan.
Jan.
June
74% June 19
50
Jan.
4
11
3
86]
23!
Jan.
5
Jan.
2
Sale
102
Sale
104
Sale
Toledo Edison Co—
1962
1st mtge gold 5s
Twin City Rap
Tr 5 %a A. 1952
Ulen A Co 6s
Union Amer Invest 5s
5s series B
Sale
103
......1967
Corp 5s. ....1950
United Elec of N J 4s
1949
104
Sale
48% Sale
45% Sale
1941
...........1945
United Lt A Pow 6 His—--1974
Deb 6a
1975
-
1959
5 Ha
6s series A
«erles A
102% Sale
Sale
104
Sale
105"" Sale'
Sale
72% Sale
58% Sale
58% Sale
49% Sale
45% Sale
77% Sale
51% Sale
Sale
82
Sale
44% Sale
75% Sale
1st 6a
United Lt A Rys 5 Ha
102
June
45% June
1 104
50
2
June 30
June
6
51 % June 14
38% Jan.
5
90% June 20
85
Jan.
24
105% June
4
June
106
June 20
June
June 19 105% June 22
106
June 25
June
101
92
Jan.
15
Jan.
10
Jan.
3
101% Jan.
5
2 107% June 25
100
Jan.
9
65
June
1
1
4
1
June
18
44% June 29
89% June 18
105%
102%
105%
104%
105%
June
7S.1956
warrants
United Indus 6 Hs
55.
Sale
49
1957
Without
47%
(Mo)
Union Gulf
k«e
Sale
A......—...1954
4%s
rw»n 6s
Sale
24
1944
A.1948
Union Electric Lt A Pow
5s series
871
1952
1952
1'73
59
59
Sale
321
29 J
Sale
50
Sale
Sale
Sale
35%
57
28%
-
2
2
76% Sale
102%
51% Sale
1934
Tide Water Power 5s A...1979
2
Jan.
Jan.
62
Sale
6s stamped
98% Jan.
55
Sale
56%
10
72% June
8
86% June 30
70
90% Sale
Jan.
4
Sale
Sale
3
59
Jan.
69% June 21
57% June
1
Sale
4
Jan.
103% Jan.
Sale
70
2
Jan.
73
100
86
64%
11
Jan.
3
3
Sale
56% Sale
1937
Texas Gas Utilities 68
Texas Power A Lt 5s..
18
Jan.
Jan.
107
June
57%
Sale
18
June 30
June 15
104% June
2 107
106% June 28 107% June 18
Sale'
77
June 30
June
103
Hydro-Electric Co—
Texas Cities Gas 5s
Jan.
i03
106
75
Sale
44
Jan.
3
101
83% June 21
104% June 12
June
Jan.
2
June
34
June
83% June 21
97% June 26
78% June
95
.......1944
1957
Tenn Pub Sery 5s
11*
104
"38"" Sale'
..
stamped............1946
5 His
1939
Line 5s
1940
Super Power of 111 4%a—1970
66
34
1936
Sun Pipe
June 28
36
38% Sale
10
Jan.
June
50%
2
Jan.
94
Sale
10
6
47
23% June
Sale
24
Sale
8
Jan.
34
49
31%
52%
Jan.
62% Jan.
63% Jan.
79% June
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
Jan.
42
June 21
87%
69%
50%
54%
77%
100%
2
3
Jan.
60
73% June 13
62* June 12
87% June
Jan.
Si*
59
16
70
Corp
United El Serv (Unes)
1,179,
15
Jan.
101
15
64% June
June
74
79
1946 withou t warrants
Terni
June
108
107% June
60% June
June
7s stamped
112
89% Feb. 17
95% June 29
2
77
1943
4
98
,1937
58 without warrants
Jan.
106
June
189
857,
89
June
Standard Telep 5%a A
7n
93
77
Stand Power A Lt 6s....1957
2
Jan.
106
51
Sale
35
13
Jan.
June 18
June
1939
1966
6s
Standard Invest 5His
199
157
Sale
Southwest Pub Serr 6s A. 1945
7s Oct 1 '36 without warr
727,
Sale
72
Sale
5s series B_.
Jan.
66% Mar. 23
60
Southwestern LAP 5s..1957
Stlnnes (Hugo)
482,
60%
So'west Assoc Tel 5s A...1961
Southwestern G A E
Jan.
96
70%
1944
Stamped
Jan.
Jan.
Sg
Sale
5%a.l957
Indiana Ry 48.1951
7
Jan.
June 21
1935
warr
Southern Ind G A E
932
14
June
Southern Counties Gas
1,389
June
68
92% June
Sale
9
June 21
76
4%a_„—1968
Sale
82%
72%
85%
41%
June 20
June
June
1961
1937
6^1
June 19
64
1st A ref 4 His
Co
48
10
5
June
93 %
Gas
75% Jan.
103% Jan.
June 29
4
Mar. 2
Jan. 12
June
1952
Without
103
10
11
Jan.
June
5%a Series B
Southern
7
June
2
Sou Calif Gas Co 5s. ....1957
33
3% Jan.
95% Jan.
65
1 107
5
2
31
Apr. 16
30% June 28
91% Jan. 10
5
June
341
172
June
Jan.
43
90% June 29
102% June
104% June
95% June
99
3
28% Jan.
102% Jan.
1 106% June 23
1
June 29 109
489
of California
4
Jan.
15
June 30
47% June
2
June
7
30% June 28 36
100% June
7 101% June 20
86 %
90
937,
14% Jan.
44
Sou Calif Gas Corp 5s
59
6
June 13
June 13
June
9
June 29
72
Sale
43% Sale
2025
6s A registered.
—2025
Southern Calls Edison 5s 1951
Southeast P At L 6s
Ref Mtge 5s
59
June 27
June 15
si*
47
1952
719
June
June
78
June 25
Sale
Sale
31%
1968
4%s series D
Refunding mtge 5s
17
48
Sale
Sale
72
609
18
5
Jan.
89
1948
General 5s._..
Jan.
88
88
64
11
Shawlnigan W At P 4%a—1967
357
Jan.
62
41% Jan.
39% Jan.
36% Jan.
10
60
Sale
400
3,268
89
June 14
June
8
57% Jan.
88
1955
26
Sou
5 103% June 28
85
June 27
2 101
June
94% June
Scripps (E W> Co 5%a.„.1943
Seattle Ltg Co 5s........1949
Sheridan Wyo
Jan.
107
1937
6s—1935
without warrants
1935
104,
Jan.
106% June
& P 6e B..1952
1957
Servel Inc 5s
62
42
105
Sale
Schulte Real Est Co
68
14
June
2
June 15
June 13
June
6
6
7% Sale
105
Saxon Public Works—
830,
45,
June
85%
55%
51 %
48%
Jan.
105
101%
.
Sauda Falls Go 5s
90
33
Sale
G Ac E—
series D
90% June 15
109% June
Sale
Sale
Coke 6s..1947
4H« *79
PubSert 5*
1958
5a series D
3
2
1
34
34%
Sale
Safe Harbor Water Pr
San Joaquin L
76% Jan.
71% Jan.
1
40
St Louis Gas Ac
133,
2
June 22
75
A..1945
6s A ctfs of
119,
24,
Jan.
101% June 30
97% June 27
June
June
98
5s.1954
.
2
55
56
81% June 11
Sale
With warrants
San Ant
55% Jan.
lly*
78
June
51% June
5
49% June 29
45% June 22
Sale
Sale
46
48% Sale
98 %
-
Republic Gas Corp 6s
June 23
June 30
June
June
101
—1968
G 8c B 5 H«. 1952
-.1958
2
5
June
79
Quebec Power 5s
Queens Boro
4%>
60% Jan.
65% Jan.
June
83
Sale
A..1949
*uget Sound P A L 5Hs 1949
San Diego Cons
103,
98
84%
54H
84% June 28
87% June 29
77% June 29
June
83
71%
71%
70%
97%
91%
"77% Sale
»ub Serr Subsid 5H«
Reliance Management
45,
176,
774,
411,
219,
10,
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
83% June
72%
72%
43
Prices.
82
Sale
87
% Sale
Sale
77% Sale
71% Sale
55 %
D—1957
.....1961
;»ub Serv of Okla 5s
Ask.
Bid.
Sale
55
1937
1952
H
series
Ask.
Sale
74
1981
4%s series G
Bid.
8ale
Sale
84
1956
197N
1080
5s
6 H*
60 %
Ills 5« C.1'66
Pub Serv of Nor
Ask.
Bid
BONDS (Continued)—
704,1
246,1
Highest.
Sale Prices
Lowest.
June 30.
June 1.
1934.
Jan. 1
249,1
RANOE SIN
PRICES IN JUNE.
SAL1
Since
EXCHANGE
CUEB
TOEK
NEW
Sale
51
44
54
Sale
Sale
Sale
65
June 14
June
50
67% Sale
June
11
June
50%
46%
43%
77%
50%
June 15
June 28
June 28
June
June
4
June
82
43
June < 1
June
19
June 21
June
9
95!
June 14
June 11
50% June 15
50
Jan.
8
27% Jan.
4
Jan.
2
35% Jan.
2
Jan.
2
28% Jan.
2
31
June 23
50
June 27
56
July
1934.]
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
June.
J
loY.ooo
49,000
20,000
39,000
32,000
25,000
68,000
31,000
54,000
9,000
14,000
7,000
6,000
141,000
159,000
23,000
59,000
PRICES IN JUNE.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
BONDS (Concluded)—
June
26,000
173,000
967,000
1,118,000
265,000
588,000
5s series D
Ask
Bid.
59,000 U S Rubber 6^% Note®.„ 1934
Serial 6>4% note*.....1935
589,000
SerlaL 6 Hi % note*...
314,000
1936
Serial
275,000
note*
1937
Serial
300,000
note*
1938
Serial 6 3$% noteo
291,000
1939
Serial 63$% note*
364,000
1940
Series 6s
583,000
-.1936
264,000 Utah Power Ac Light 5*..1944
6s series A
1,606,030
...2022
108,000 Utlca Gas & El 5* E
1952
166,000
1.
Hid
\s<
June 30.
Bid.
1005$ Sale
Sale
Sale
77
68
935$
Sale
90
Lowest.
Sale Prices
1005$ June
"inn
1.
Sale
92
June
June
925$ June 22
885$ June
93 5$ June 14
92
June
89
101
Sale
June
99
95
June
June 29
June 21
77
1005$ June
103
Sale
50
595$
1035$
Sale
al015$
935$ Jan.
June
94
80
Sale
Sale
80
89 >$
9 1015$ June
June 15
72
June
June 21
595$ June
June
2 1035$ June
June
67
52
Sale
6 104
June 22
Anlf Pricef
18 1005$ Jan.
5 1015$ May
2
995$ Apr.
3
995$ Apr.
3
995$ Apr.
6
985$ Apr.
2
99
Apr.
2 1015$ May
9
75
Apr.
10
675$ Feb.
12 103 5$ May
3 104
May
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1025$
"715$ Sale"
Highest.
Prices
995$ Jan.
895$ Jan.
1015$ June 22
E%
92
Jan.
74
Sale
85
June
8
75
Feb.
8
91
June
2
795$ Jan.
15
101 Vs June
Sale
68
1950
1
895$ June 20
Sale
2 1025$ June 20
4 76
June 13
725$ June
1946
5s series B
Sale Prices.
Sale
Sale
Virginia Pub Ser 5>$s A..1946
6s...
Lowest
92
71
1937
Vamma Water Power 53$e '57
Virginia Elec & Power 5s. 1955
Lowest.
Ask
.........1956
Valvollne Oil 7*
RANOE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
1934.
%
55
>
62
71
Sale
June 20
68
June
1
64 5$ June
4
715$ June 26
1
12
1
11
89
85
29
2
20
21
21
23
24
24
5
21
26
29
June
8
915$ May 11
4 1025$ June 20
Jan.
555$ Jan.
475$ Jan.
8
80
70
6
3
51
Jan.
10
June
9
June
Apr. 12
Apr. 23
Apr. 17
76
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
97,000
165,000
65,000
257,000
49,000
86,000
1st 78 with warrants
416,000
1954
7s with warrCOD
714,000
1954
392,000 Ward Baking Co 6s
1937
1,511,000 Wash Gas Light Co 5s...1958
117,000 Wash Ry & Elec 4*
1951
575,000 Wash Water Power 5s
1960
79
Sale
" Sale
10
Sale
9
145$
Sale
1015$ Sale
96 5$ Sale
945$ Sale
96
Sale
Western Newspaper Union—
43,000
56,000
16,000
226,665
104,000
3,000
1,000
16,000
47,000
30,000
39,000
30,000
47,000
186,000
Conv deb 6s
478,000
1944
737,000 West Penn Elec 5s.
2030
220,000 West Penn Pow 4s H
1961
37,000 West Penn Traction 5s.. I960
2,472,000 West Texas Utll 5s A
1957
...
979,000 West United G Ac E
5 He A 55
66,000 Westvaco Chlorine 5>$*..1937
26,000 Wheeling Elec Co 5s..
1941
190,000 Wis Elec Pow 5s A
...1954
382,000 Wis Minn Lt A Pow 5s... 1944
328,000 Wisconsin P Ac L 5s E
1956
5s series P....
171,000
.....1958
207,000
315,000
42,000
607,000
12", 000
82,000
47,000
375,000
52,000
36,000
93,000
1,000
137,000
78 with coupon
1946
20-year 7s
Jan 15 1947
Baden (Germany) 7s
1951
73$« stamped reg
7s.
.
..
_
57,000
24,000
17,000
18,000
8,000
341,000 Lima (City), Peru, 63$i-.1958
6 3$s ctfs of dep
84,000
1958
102,000 Vfaranhao (State) 7s
1958
119,000 Hedellln (Colombia) 7s.. 1951
5,000
88,000
18,000
19,000
241,000
48,000
158,000
9,000
31,000
15,000
•
June
835$ Jan.
98
June 22
80
975$ June 29
1
975$ June 29
44
67
63
705$ June 19
805$
5 105
June
4
June 22
Sale
625$ June 16
805$ June
645$ June
9
1055$ June
855$ June 19
103 5$ June 22
1055$ June 13
1035$ June
1035$ Sale
905$ Sale
105
89
June
Sale
76
June
Sale
755$ June
95
Sale
76
76
58
79
Sale
95
June
18
915$ June 28
795$ June 29
80
104
Jan.
Jan.
/25
Jan.
2
55
Jan.
2
945$ Jan.
61
Sale
46
Jan.
Jan.
65
Jan.
26
58
Sale
93
Sale
955$
Sale
June 22
8
88
19 104
26 1055$
9 105
7
915$
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May
2
Apr. 25
Apr. 21
18
June
2
80
June 28
Apr. 28
80
June 29
June 29
595$ Jan.
3
975$ June 14
785$ Jan.
11
905$ June
905$ Sale
465$ Apr. 30
71
Apr. 21
82
Apr. 24
675$ Apr. 23
1
1
Jan.
June
1
96 5$ June 28
955$ June 30
66
93
76
Jan.
6
305$ June 27
27 5$ June 27
23
June
6
2
1015$ Jan.
1025$ Jan.
99
64
June 29
2 105
275$ June
66
265$ Sale
355$ Sale
31
Sale
June 25
25
June 21
Sale
Sale
415$
25
26
265$ June 14
51
June
11
27
32
June 27
June
2
415$ June
1
515$ June 12
455$ June 15
50
June
8
54
41
44J$ Sale
June 23
45
185$ Jan.
May
195$ Jan.
265$ June
35
975$ June 14
965$ June 28
Apr. 20
98
Indus Mtge Bk of Finland
1st mtge coll s f 7s
1944
8
53
Sale
95$ June 20
Sale
Sale
295$ Jan.
Jan.
41
Jan.
185,000
7s
.1935
Santa Fe (City) Argentina
140,000
Republic extl 7s.......1945
262,000 Santiago (Chile) 7s
222,000 Santiago (City of) 7s
1949
1961
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Feb.
8
Jan.
2
16
Jan.
16
5
51
10
73
2
70
Feb.
14
13
875$ June 27
89
Apr.
17
82
June 22
70
June 27
June
18
June
6
82
June 22
395$ June 25
795$ Jan. 23
625$ Jan.
2
70
June 27
44
Jan.
35
33
June
13
June
14
38
Sale
385$ Sale
35
June
13
Sale
36
Sale
33
June
14
355$ Sale
31
Sale
295$ June 14
395$ June
9
365$ June 22
355$ June
1
31
40
Sale
315$ Sale
1015$ Sale
85$ Sale
65$ S&le
June 30
June
5
1005$ June 26 1015$ June
1
75$ June 12
85$ June 12
5
15
June
5
June 18
115$ June 11
395$ June
355$ June
6
6
7
June 27
115$ Sale
15
~ '
Sale
3
Sale
3
Sale
35$ Sale
Sale
June
June
June
June
21
23
15
26
55
Feb.
5
June 30
5
5
Jan.
June
2 1015$ May 29
6
125$ Feb. 19
105$ Feb.
19
Feb.
21
5
41
265$ Jan.
265$ Jan.
13
June
9
385$ June
2
7
35$
2J$
35$
25$
31
865$ Jan.
205$ Feb.
23
783$ June 13
105$ June
5
145$ June 12
3
2
21
235$ June
7
135$ June 14
Sale
Feb.
5
9
12
6
53
6
June 23
125$ June
Feb.
Feb.
295$ June 14
9
June
Sale
59)
57)
125$ Jan.
105$ Jan.
22
13
8
175$ June 15
135$ June 26
23
108
June 28
June
36
25$ Sale
251 Sale
25$ Sale
Jan.
54
June
Sale
85$ Sale
29
46
i
255$ Jan.
64
5
385$ Sale
865$ Sale
3
49
June
67
675$ Sale
37
May
52 5$ Jan. 24
515$ May
1
48
Apr. 18
85
80
625$ Sale
367,000
7His stamped.........1951
78,000 Mtge Bk of Bogota 7s
.1947
7s issue of 1927 (AAcO) .1947
175,000
394,000 Mtge Bank of Chile 6s
1931
97,000 Mtge Bank of Denmark Ssl972
708,000 Parana (Stateof). Bras 7s.'58
289,000 Rio de Janeiro 6 His
1959
369,000 Russian Govt 6}$s
1919
6 3$s certificates
3,803,000
1919
5 3$s
879,000
1921
1,314,000
53$s certificates
1921
125$ June 27
14
16
305$ June 27
27 5$ June 27
27
545$ June 29
395$ June 25
875$
40
June 28
June 15
11
18
24
Jan.
29
Vlendosa (Prov) Argentina
7 3$s
86,000
1951
June 23
785$ June 13
13
June 26
155$ June 19
4 5$ June
7
45$ June
8
4
4
June
June
8
Jan.
6
Jan.
12
85$ Jan.
3
May
4
44 ?$ May
7
235$ May 25
24
May 26
155$ Feb. 17
4
82
8
17
4
195$ Feb.
15
16
75
85$
145$
25$
J an,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
Jan.
25$ Jan.
25$ Jan.
15
2
5
2
4
June
5 154
June 29
34
June
2
37
10
185$ Jan.
55$ Jan.
16
85$ June 22
85$ June 26
June 23
June
9
95$ June 11
65$ Jan.
11
108
Jan.
Mar. 14
Feb. 19
5
2
123
95$ Sale
46
May
55$ May
5
May
2 154
6
37
13
13
8
Mar.
1
4
4
4
June 29
May 24
Feb.
1
Feb.
20
No par value,
Abbreviations
n-v"
98
June 22
1
1
395$ June 16
Saar Basin Con Counties
11,000
98
June
June 27
30
19
Feb.
98
95
945$ June
955$ June
1035$ June
Jan.
20
16
965$ Jan.
.
Danslg P A Wat'way Bo
268,000
external s f 6 3$s
1952
3,127,000 German Cons Munlc 7s..1947
6*
2,767,000
1947
285,000 Hanover (City) Ger 7s...1939
553,000 Hanover (Prov) 6Hs
1949
74,000
8
June
Sale
675$ Sale
1947
j
1952
7s stamped
1952
Cane* Vauey 'Oept of)
Rsp of
Colombia extl s f 7s
.1948
Cent Bk of German State &
41,000
594,000
426,000
83,000
78,000
8,000
30,000
1,000
3,000
June
June 29
June 26
97
103 5$ June
Buenos Aires (Prov)
73$s_1947
73$« stamped
1947
Pro* Banks 6s
916,000
1951
6s
730,000
1952
155,000 Danish Cons Munlc 5 His.1955
5s
134,000
1953
704,000
1 104
Sale
Sale
675$ Sale
June
98
Afi-icul Mtge Bk Rep of Col—
20-year 7s
Jan 15 1946
39,000
17,000
68.000
Sale
June
9
Sale
46
10
1015$ June
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
3,000
15,000
9,000
83,000
5,000
192,000
314,000
Sale
96
1952
178,000 Yadkin River Power 5s.. 1941
560,000 York Rys Co 5s
1937
I
46,000
Wisconsin Pub S«rv
6s Series A
25
55
105$ Sale
n Sold under the rule,
a Deferred
delivery sales.
r Sold for cash,
x Ex-dividend,
Used Above.—"cod** Certificates of
cons" Consolidated,
deposit
"cum.. Cumulative,
"conv"
"vtc" Voting trust certificates,
"w i
W1
When issued,
"w.w." With warrants,
"x-w" Without
Non-voting,
Convertible.
'm"
warrants.
Mortgage
Deferred delivery and under the rule sales in which
no account is taken
in computing the range are given below:
Deferred delivery:
Idaho Power Co. 5s 1947, $1,000 at
1045$ June 26; Queens Borough Gas & Electric 55$s A,
Virginia Electric & Power 5s, 1955,
1952, $5,000 at 80-805$ June 8:
$3,000 at 1015$ June 1.
Under the rule:
Central Maine Power
45$s E, 1957, $1,000 at 975$ June
26; Missouri P. & L. 55$s A. 1955, $1,000 at 100 June 29.
*
Exchange
New York Produce
RECORD
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
RANGE OF PRICES ON
June
1934.
—
-Shares
Jan. 1 to June 30—
AGGREGATE SALES.
NEW
1933.
455,726
4,511,731
1,714,839
4,575,070
Since
Jan. 1.
84,000
100
20,000
900
575
900
9,700
40
1
T.966
8,000
100
7,600
June 12
41
33**
June
June
1
2
38**
6%
29*
769*
6
June
40
41
2
42
32
40**
31
5
2
Sale
Sale
10c
1
8
2%
1.75
Sale
2
Sale
2%
1.25 Sale
Sale
5c
41
June 27
60
Apr. 25
6
May 12
** Jan.
5
4% Jan.
9
6
May 12
2
Feb.
Sale
50c
Sale
30c
1
June
16
3%
June
2
4%
4% June
June
35c
40c
26c
2.00 June 29
14% June 26
1.00 Jan.
9
14
June 16
4% June
2
8
1.50 June
June
55c
6
4
June
6
9c
1.50 June
4
7% Mar. 16
Apr. 19
4% Apr. 24
"ilo
15c
4** Apr. 23
3",500
700
50
6,100
•
300
16,200 Brewing Corp of Canada
2,000
1,400
600
11
Sale
6%
12
16**
22**
25
2%
4
*
Bulolo Gold Dredging
30,150
Cache La Poudre cap
20
6** pref
100 Campe Corp U72 (RCi
100
AUV
1.15
15,200|Central Amer Mines cap_...l
100 Central Public Util v t c
1
600 Chemical Research..
*
3,200 Clinton Distilleries
5
3,000 Color Pictures inc
100 Columbia Baking 1st
200
50,500
15,000
26,300
700
200
4,100
200
500
200
9,000
13,400
1.85
•
....1
VA
2
700
800
800
200
1.00
1.50
4.00
150
2,150 Hamilton Mfg A pref partlc 10
12,100 Harvard Brewing (Del)__.._l
500 Heilman (G) Brewing cap
1
1,100 Helena Rubenstein 13 pref..*
31,900 Hendrick Ranch Royalties..*
2,200 Howey Gold Mines Ltd
I
7,100 Huron Holding Corp
1
5,800 Huron Holding C-D
.....1
1,050 Indian Motocycle.......
100 International Pulp
•
§55
1
International Vitamin Corp.
500 Interstate Natural Gas
*
1,200 Ironrltelroner
.......*
300
*
1,400 Jetter Brewing..
No par
2,100
value
a
Seller,
b Cash sale.
X
59c
1
Sale
1.15
IX
"5%
32** June 27
18** June 18
19*
15
June
8
2.25
1
3X
IX
2%
1
V*
'!§** "l9X
65c
^
Q
2%
2%
"7% Sale"
June
June
9
10c
10c
.....
24
May 12
1
23
May 14
80c
4
51c June
2% June 27
3g
43c
May 16
36c June 35
June 12
5
36c June 30
Sale
2% June
**
2%
21**
6%
June
7 ** June
1
1.25 Jan. 23
5%
1.00 June 14
2.30 June 13
X
1
VY4.
%
\*
11%
27%
13%
30
50c
14%
25**
75c
50c
1** June
50c
June
2
4
5
2**
6%
13%
2%
2%
4%
9* June 27
2% June 21
** June
2
2% June 21
80c
39*
2X
5X
11%
23X
■
3Vs
2%
5%
** June 18
24% June
8
2% June 23
2% June 21
1** June
1
June 14
28
2% June 23
4% June
2% June
Feb.
2
21
40c
25c
40c
5c
45c
5c
22c
16c
17%
1%
3%
%
2%
15
%
1
H
13%
%
X
40c
9* June
1
1.30 June
6
30c
June
15
June
1
8
1.35 June 13
30c June
15
Mar. 16
19** Feb. 13
„
13%
40c
6
13**
1.35
45c
l6c
*!
IX
3
4
15
%
51c June
6
5
Apr.
11
90c Feb.
3
19* Feb.
7
5
Apr. 24
45** Apr.
5
10** Mar. 29
1.30 Feb. 19
Mar. 14
19* Apr. 23
1% Feb. 16
4.20 Mar.
8
7
Mar. 22
1% Apr. 24
2% June 21
1
Mar.
7
40c
**
5
Jan. 18
28
June
1
25** May 11
2% Mar. 19
20c
w
16
Mar.
3
3** Mar. 3
2** Apr. 18
** Feb.
7
3% Feb. 27
6** May 11
6** June 15
** Jan. 11
May 23
9* June 28
7c June 26
3.80 Apr.
6
7
Mar. 22
9* June 27
2% June 21
9* Apr. 17
6
% Feb.
14
Apr. 10
18** Jan.
6
62c
Feb. 27
25c
1.40
19** Jan.
94
2.30 June 13
90c
1.10
31c
10
Sale
1.22
2
Jan. 22
449* June 20
11** Feb.
6
5
Apr.
9
3
May
4
65c
May 31
2% Jan. 23
149* Apr.
7
2% Jan. 11
11
Apr. 27
31
Apr. 27
35
Apr. 26
70c
49** Jan. 30
4** Feb. 16
Jan. 17
May
4
6** Jan.
5
** Jan. 17
1.06 Feb. 21
30c
Mar. 31
22c
Jan. 17
%
2%
.
2%
June 26
7%
Ijf
%
9* June 28
7c
4.00
6%
Sale
1
16%
11**
6
X
14
1%
37c
40c
1.00 June
2.30 June 13
%. f
3%
"I
1.05
2.50
3.25
2
9
Apr.
May
3% May
4% Feb. 16
2.00
111
2
2% June 14
13** Jan.
9
6% June
5
8
29
2
Jan.
45c
9* June 18
3% June
7
June 27
June 14
June 26
June
5
Jan.
1%
5
1.29
12c* Sale^
18
1
90c
6M
18%
17 X
Jan.
June
28
June
6
3** Mar. 27
** Jan. 11
24** June
24** June 16
24** June
1
55c
Sale
1.18
,
1.10
20c
20c
10c
7
25
June
6
6% June
1
6% June 15
6
2.75
3.60
1
1
X
May 19
5
4X
IX
3
June 29
Feb.
Sale
2^
6
50c
4.10
10
90c
Mar.
2% Jan.
2%
6%
5%
1.20
90c
30c
50c
May 15
1
1
2
June 29
1
5*
2%
1.29
1
2
1.25
74c
Sale
June
25c
26%
Sale
.
5
94
26
Sale
37c
2
Mar. 28
Jan. 24
14** June 22
1% May 31
8 9* May
7
28
Apr. 25
23** Jan.
4
15% June
23%
1
1%
10
Jan.
** Feb.
14** June 22
1% June
9
10
June 12
1% June
1
9% June 12
24
1
X
*
10
1
22,000 Imperial Eagle Mining.....1
100 Incorporated Investors vtc_*
100 Indiana Limestone
.1
"§55
—...
4%
3.00
%
Feb.
44
4
3
15
3
2
1
45
35,6d0 Fuhrmann & Schmidt Brew.l
450
1.30
36
'"8",§55
500
IX
2%
6% Sale
4%
5
%
6X
3%
4%
27% Sale
7% Sale
11
1.18
100
(Robert) Co $3 pref
5,100 Golden Cycle Corp cap
1,000 Grenada Gold M Ltd cap
30
17
5c
X
Sale
31,400 Eagle Bird Mines Inc cap
1
§00 Eldorado Gold Mines Ltd
1
86,900 Elizabeth Brewing Corp._..l
180,000 Fada Radio & Electric
I
3,100 FalconbiidgeNickel Mines..*
35 Federal Water Serv 6>* pref.*
100 Gair
33%
16
1.00
1.50
25c
22
Jan.
25c
14 % June 22
1**
IX
1.00
2X
Sale
X
4% June
1% June
10%
IX
9%
42c
31,200
1,700
118,700
11;300
1,500
8
1
14%
1X
8%
48c
Sale
49c
3% June
1 % June
59c
24** Sale
Davison Chemical
_*
Dejay Stores Inc
1
Distilled Liquors Corp cap.5
Distillers & Brewers cap
5
Dividend Shares Inc cap..25c
300 Drug Inc cap
10
100 Duquesne Brew of Pittsbgh.5
368,l50 Croft Brewing...
16X
27
3,200 Columbia Broadcasting A..5
700
B
.....5
375,000 Como Mines
1
15,000 Cornucopia Gold Mines...,1c
9,100 Flock Brewing.............2
100 Fort Pitt Brewing
1
255 Frank Fehr Brewing pref
1
1,600
5 **
IX
3%
....
pref
Sale
30
10c
100 Columbia Baking Co
900
1.50
1.05
16,700'Carnegie Metals Co cap_...l
3%
1%
32
12%
13%
1% Sale
9
9X
159*
Sale
18
Jan.
37
44% June 20
5
2
9X
Ltd..5
14,700
JLUU
T.400
35c
1
10
46
Jupe
8
47c
65c
60c
70c
43
3%
IX
Sale
56c
%
40c
Mar.
2% Jan. 16
40c
6
Sale
IX
%
43c
25c
*
Preferred.
150
"l",150
4
Mar. 28
25c
5
3% June 15
June 11
3
3X
3%
44
June
30c
June 21
25c
42c
15c
44
7%
43 X
6
9
Sale
3
39*
50c
25c
85c
8
1
300 Berghoff Brewing Corp
1
29,800 Betz. (John F,) & Son
13,700 B-G Sandwich Shops inc—*
35,000 Black Hawk Cons Mines cap. 1
20
400 Bond & Mtge Guar cap
*
200 Bralorne Mines Ltd
131,100 Brewers & Distil, Ltd, v. t c__*
.2 X
2%
2%
70c
26c
50c
30c
30c
4
1.50 June
4
3% Apr. 30
21c
1,500 Bagamac Rouyn Mines Ltd..l
1
15,000 Bagdad Copper Co
11,100 Bancamerica-Blair cap..... 1
500 Bear Expl & Radium Ltd cap 1
*
195 Beneficial lndus'lpref A
2,000
1,300
21
Feb.
8
Mar. 19
June 26
Apr.
5
Feb.
8
Apr.
65c
3** June 22
3% June 22
1.50 June
4
Jan. 30
35c
5
3
2%
Jan.
1
35**
4%
3%
149*
5**
3% Jan. 10
4% June 15
7
1
8
Feb. 24
Jan.
2
36c
4
** June
2
26** Mar. 28
2
May 21
X
3% June 22
4
2
1.50 Sale
4%
Jan.
31% June 19
7
2% June
8c
46c
3%
4
9c
19
9% Mar.
5c
4
5c
4%
4
June
3% June 29
3
7c
4
9
14
15
4
3X
5c
29*
IX
2
June
25c
14
June
2
2.00 Sale
14X
10
June
1.00 June
X
%
.2
Sale
lie*
27H
23c
18c
28
June
39** June 20
1
June
Apr.
6
May 23
7X June 28
June 28
Apr. 19
6** May 23
3** Feb. 16
78
Apr. 25
43
May
2
May 23
May 23
Apr. 18
32
5
June
IX June 19
Highest.
Sale Prici
24
39** June 20
June 27
40
1%
8%
1
lVs
99*
18c
Sale
X
X
■IX
7%
1%
X
... 70
8,100 American Republics
1
7,000 Andes Petroleum...
32,200 Angostura WuppermannCorl
1
57,600 Arizona Comstock Corp
*
2,500 Atlas Pipeline cap
Austin Silver Mining
1
7,600
1
1,400 Auto City Brewing.....
1,400
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
19*
Sale
31**
Highest.
Sale Prices.
38**
39**.
29*
1%
32
Lowest.
Ask.
43
Ask. Bid.
38
43
Bid.
Ask
Par
250 Amerex Holding cap
250
$59,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Sale Prices
June 30.
June 1.
1934.
Bid.
13,000 Abltibi Pow & Paper Ltd—*
Preferred
100
2,000
251,500 Admiralty Alaska Gold....SI
1
8,900 Aetna Brewing
4,925 Alleghany Corp N Pr w i—■_*
16,800 Allied.Brewing & Distil'g—1
.1
61,200 Altar Consol Mines Inc
800
I
BONDS
STOCKS
Shares.
100 ABC Brewing
Shares.
June 30
Jan. 1 to
Price
12,000 AmerLaFr & Foamite 5**sl936
1945
1,000 Appalachian Gas c d 6s
1952
10,000 Central Pub Util5*£s
1956
5,000 Florida Power 5*<js B
13,000 Fox Metro Playhouse 6**s '32
Fox Metro Play c d 6J*s__1932
257,000
10,250 Shamrock Oil & Gas 6s__1939
11", 555
$99,000
2,991,450
—
PRICES IN JUNE.
YORK PRODUCE
EXCHANGE
<$
$
June
I
1933.
1934.
Bond Sales.
,
Jan. 2
In
June.
4,000
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
SECURITIES MARKET ON THE
Stock Sales.:
June 21
2* June 19
9
40c
June
6
45c
37c
June 26
3** June 21
** June 19
June
** June
50c
4
4
May 11
2**
1**
9*
11**
Feb. 23
Feb.
6
Mar. 3
Jan. 25
May
1
35c
37c June 26
4
1% Apr. 21
Apr. 10
June 14
62c
Feb. 27
14
28
8** Feb. 28
3** Mar. 16
6** Apr. 21
12** May 29
29* Feb. 15
1.35 June 13
9* Feb.
5
9* Feb.
8
45c
Jan.
Feb.
May
Apr.
Feb.
June
14** May
1
Apr.
19**
**
4**
1**
**
1
Jan.
27
13
11
20
6
19
17
20
15
JULST
1934.]
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
AGOBEOATE SALES
NEW
YORK
PRODUCE
PRICES IN JUNE.
EXCHANGE
In
Jan. 1.
Shares
Shares
7,000
STOCKS
Bid.
Par.
2
21,200 Macassa
Mines
2%
1
1.00
1
new
100 Macfadden Publications Inc *
50
370
16 pf
600 Magnavox Co Ltd
400 Maytag Co. stock purch.
A.
3,200
Metal
2X
23,200 Newton Steel
200
1H
-
—
.»
—
,
—
250 Pittsburgh Brewing
$7 preferred
240
—
100
—
-
-
-
25c
50c
75c
1,700
68,000
4,000
12,200
12,800
100
600
X
8 H
3
ah
26c
*
3X
2X June 27
)i June 20
June
June
June
4.75
1.00
AH
2X
1.00
5
Mo
2.00
2.35
1
3
2
12 1.20
June 12
7
4% June 28
June 20
2
June 20
1.00
IX
1
2.60 2.40
IX
2X
3X
1.60
June
30c
1
4
June
14
June 25 1.00
June 25
June 26
IX June
9
June
16 2.40
June
16
2.00
1X June
5
June 26
3
B
32 H
1.25
40
1.45
X
H
2 X
4
Merch & Mfrs
AX
29
June
31
14c
June
June
30c
9
7
48c
1.00
25CH
2X
30c
X
30c
3X June
21c
7
June
8
AH June 13
June
21c
8
Jan.
18
Jan. 24
May 29
IX Mar. 24
25c
2.90 Mar. 12
4X May
1
1.00 Jan. 15
X Jan. 12
5.15 June 14
3X Jan.
1.30 *>eD.
3.07 Jan.
2.17 Jan.
3.15 Mar.
IX
1
134 June 16
May
June
X Jan.
8
1.13
5
3V8
434 June 12
3X June
8
30c June
15
22c
Sale
20c
June
14
25c
June
2
18c
16c
23c
16c
June 13
20c
June 13
Feb.
5
1X Feb. 24
30c
time
past, there
29c
1
2 X
12c
IX June 28
1X June
Feb.
29c
Feb.
50c
4X
53*
X
X
3X
2
May 14
9
X Jan.
25c
Jan. 29
4
1
IX June 27
1X Feb. 23
15c
2X
6
1.15 Feb.
4 3* June 12
2X May 14
25c
19
50c
1
9
Feb.
2
6X May
4X Jan. 12
5X Feb. 16
Jan. 12
Mar.
5
Mar.
9
2.44 Feb.
Jan. 26
40c^
19
9X June 20
Apr. 17
Jan. 17
4X June 12
3H June 28
1
2
3
10
14c
19
23
7
Jan. 30
32 X Apr. 20
7
7
7
13
2.17 Apr.
6X Feb. 27
11c
13£ June 27
23
42 X Apr.
5
3.20 Apr.
2
1
June 14
11
1.15 Feb.
IX
.X
19
Jan. 16
Jan.
5
1 % Apr.
2.60 Apr.
2.17 Apr.
2
Feb. 19
40
1.50 Jan. 15
X June 12
4
1
414 May
1.30 Apr.
1.45 Jan. 31
IX June 25
1.30 Feb. 13
3.07 Jan. 19
2.17 Jan. 23
3.15 Mar.
1
34c
IX
5c
1 X
IX Feb. 24
1.00
3X
25c
...1
6X Mar. 7
2X Apr. 17
1.13 Feb. 23
11
May 11
3X Apr. 11
X Feb. 23
2X Apr. 23
9X June 20
45c
25c
16c
1.20 June 12
May 22
IX
75c
2X
X
5
93-6 June 15
Mar. 16
AX Jan.
30c
X
IX
48c
2
2.15 Jan. 23
6
May 15
23c
2X
75c
6
Jan.
4
May
8
9X May 10
8H
AX
20
1
3X Feb.
4
11X
6 X
A
Jan.
1
1
3X
21c
1
1H
100
500 Zen da Gold Mining..
31
June 19
June 12
June
9
5
4
38c
5
Certificates of deposit
June 16
June 14
1
434 June
Sale
9
*
Preferred
5 2.95
Jan. 13
Mar. 16
Jan.
5
Feb. 13
68c
X
AX Sale
6
3
1.30
June
X June 12
5X
2
3
X
...1
144,400 Willys Overland..
IX
IX
X
•
100 Western Public Serv cap
2.95 2.75
1
3
11X
AX
1
Brewing............1
6,200 West Indies Sugar....
9,800
2,300
22c
IX
*
600 Warner Aircraft
30
Sale
10
75c
1,900 Victor
Sale
30 H
50
8X
3 H
90c
Ltd......
IX
IX
29
10
30c
100 Ventures
2.80
X
X
1
v t c
40
2.80
1H
AH Sale
•
52
2.55
16c
*
*
42
5
sY
4
IX June 13
6X Jan.
2
2X June 12
June 14 5.15
5
15
■IX June
3X
June 22
2X June
5.50 5.15
2.20
Jan.
1.00 Feb.
1.13 Feb. 23
11
May 11
25c
2.00
1.60
2
X
Sale
1
3
19Vs Jan.
7X June 13
A
May 23
5X Feb. 16
6
May
3X Feb.
AX June
30c
5.15
Sale
June
Jan.
25c
2X June
5
9)4 June 15
10
3
1.20 L.00
IX
IX June 13
1
8X June
2.00 1.20
2X
25c June 20
IX May 31
X Mar. 9
1
May 15
3X Feb 27
35
5
7
2X June 21
X June 30
1.00 Feb. 15
X June
5
X June 30
2X June 18
I
Feb.
9X Mar. 20
8X Feb.
6
Apr.
2
6
6X June
May 23
2
IX Jan.
11
6
June
IX June
1
X June 14
IX June
1
Sale
25c
Sale
4.25
1.35
2 X
2,000 Wayside Consol Gold Ltd.50c
*
am
Sale
26c
70
4
Sale
9X
2X
1.90
AVs
1H
2
8
4
6
Apr. 16
2X Apr.
2
4
3
June
7X June 13
Feb.
X Feb. 10
3X Feb. 10
June 30
Feb.
7
4
6
2
6)4 May
3
9
Mar. 20
3 X May 15
25c June 20
2
June
5
5
5
6X June
IX
Sale
2
75c
1.07 Jan.
June 18
Jan.
41c
1.00
IX
9X
1.50
'AX
1.20
1.65
1.00
1
1.05
600
1
35
2)4
12c
400
June
2
5
2 H
10,800 Van Swerlngen Corp
1
200 Venezuelan Holding Corp..*
5,700
18
June
9
25c June 20
2X June 21
June 22
25
1.00
11
9H
3
35c
99,500 Utah Metal Ac Tunnel.......1
100
3
X
IX
AH
2%
70c
10
2 H
*
200 U S El Lt it Pr Shares tr ctfsB
200 U S Fidelity & Guaranty
2
200 Universal Cooler A
*
600
June
3
1.20
IX
iXi
75c
1,555 Tobacco Prod (Del) new com 10
108,500 United Cigar Stores of Am__l
Preferred
1,500
..100
—
1
4
2
1
Sale
4
1
5
109,800 Texas Gulf Producing Co
200
June 30
25c
50c
Sale
90c
35c
1
__1
300
_
4lc
X
2X
8H
Sale
Sale
6,300
«!»
June
2
2.90 Apr.
5
2X Apr. 12
39
May 26
IX Feb. 19
233 Feb. 21
Mar. 16
4
3X
3X
7X Sale
2H
5X
3X Sale
X
X
it*
20c
__1
200 Sylvestre Utilities CI A
100 Sylvestre Utilities B
—
-
2
BB
2,650 United
_
June 18
3X
800 United Distillers of Canada.*
-
1
AX
38c
AH
3 H
6 H
2
2
2X Apr. 12
18X Jan. 30
X Jan. 24
6
Feb.
1
2X Feb. 20
1.15 Mar. 21
2Vh May 21
23*'June 15
1.95 Jan.
9
363^ June
AX Mar. 9
2X June 21
4
2X May 14
6X May
4
X Feb. 10
2X
Sale*
1
%
150 Swedish Ball Bearing..100 kr
19,100 Sylvanite Gold Mines Ltd
1
500
June
AA
100
400
16,100
330
68,600
Vs
....1
com
6
June 29
25c June 20
Sale
32
Squibb Pattisn Br part pref. 1
100 Sudbury Basin Mines
*
200 Super Corp of America A
300
200
363^ June
15c
95c
3
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd.l
Simon (VVm) Brewery
1
Slscoe Gold Mines Ltd
cap_.l
300
X
70c
1.25
IX
600 San Antonio Gold Mines
1
100 Seaboard Fire & Marine InslO
—
600
2X
Sale
Sale
AX
Sale
X
4X
1H Sale
X
X
*
11,600 Rustless Iron & Steel
3H
Sale
3
1
2,400 Rhodeslan Sel-ec Tr Ltd .5
146,600 Richfield Oil Co of Calif
„
200
—
50c
*
600 Read-Authier Mine Ltd
6,300
1,900
—
5X
6X
1
100 Reno Gold Mines Ltd cap
100 Retail Stores capital
—
3X
*
10,700 Remington Arms Inc
800 Renner Co
100
8 2.75
2
84,600 Railways Corp com
1
345,100 Rayon Industries class A...1
400
June
70
6H
17
Jan.
IX June 20
1.15 Mar. 21
3%
IX
J** A*
41c
Sale
Sale
15
1
com
2X June 14
IX May 17
25c
13 H
10
4,700 Polymet Mfg Corp
460 Potter Co common
8,000
31,800
36
Y
6X
a
5X
5,300 Penn York Oil & Gas A
1
12,500 Petroleum Conversion cap_.l
5,100 Petroleum Derivitlves
*
300
5H
3X
1
100 Pend Oreille Mines & Met
_
2,600
2,000
2,300
4
1H
1
1
331,000 Paramount Publlx Corp
5,400 Paterson Brewing
18
1.07 Jan.
4
32
2
100 Pan American Southern..
25,300
300
—
cap
2X June 15
2
130,250 Oldetyme Distillers cap
1
5,700 O'SuIlb-an Rubber Co Inc._l
~
-
2Vs
3 X
...»
2,100 Northampton Brewery Pr
6,100
2,800
rn
m.
2H
H.
5X
3
*
Co
200 N Y Title & Mortgage
2,100
2X June 15
2.65 2.60
8
.....10
500 Nevada Consol Copper.
2,200
2X
2X
X
IX
June
1
400 National Liberty Ins
2
35,600 National Surety Co cap
10
50 Nat'I Union Fire Insurance 50
3,700
June 29
June 21
June
June
9
IX June 20
2
*
*
6% preferred..
2)4 June 14
1 X June 26
40c
2.40
40
30
20
warr
Textile
_
400
2%
2.60
7
4
AH
15
♦
200 Molybdenum Corp of Amer. 1
100 Morris Plan of Am
...-1
100
1.25
Highest.
Sale Prices.
vW
25c
80c
50c
2.35
1.95 Sale
Mines
Ltd
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
45c
1
1.15
1.00
Highest.
Sale Prices.
2%
IX
IX
40 c
2X
2
2X
1Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
2%
2
'% Sale
35c
1
100 McVittie-Graham
200
2X
2X Sale
1
Aircraft
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Ask
20c
1
100 Lincoln Petroleum Ltd-
300 Lockheed
1.
June
1934„
6,800 Kuebler Brewing Co
200
1.
Jan. 2
121,800 Klldun Mining Corp cap
1
2,800 Kingston Barrel
1
52,600 dinner Airplane & Motor...*
1,700
1,300
1,300
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Since
June.
57
25c
1
June
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
12
16
Jan.
5
13
14
29
No par value.
(Continued from page 18.)
During the entire month, and for
have
been
mark.
of
rumors
These
probable
reflected chiefly in the Continental gold
currencies,
some
devaluation
of
the
"free"
were borne out
by official utterances
That the mark will not be devalued has
been strongly reiterated in other
equally important quarters.
The development of the German debt situation
during the
rumors
during the month.
past year, the declaration of the moratoria
the
steady
exhaustion
disclosed in
the
on
Reichsbank's
the
June 14, and
gold
coverage
of the gold
purely nominal position
Strangely enough, after the declaration of the
mark.
toria
June
of
the
market
free
mark
interpreted
showed
the
erratic
moratoria
firmness,
mora¬
for
the
in
the nature of a
release from pressure for the Reichsbank.
The mark closed
on June 1 at 39.05.
In the first week of June it
registered
a
low of 37.02, and during the last week of
the month
showed a range of between 38.19 and
39.46, with the range
on
June 30 at 38.65@38.81.
The Reichsbank's
for
the
first
quarter
of
June
as
showed
a
statement
decrease in gold
holdings of 18,969,000 reichsmarks; for the second
quarter,
a decrease of
16,809,000 reichsmarks; for the third quarter,
a
decrease of 21,839,000 reichsmarks,
and for the last
quarter, ended June 30, a decrease of 2,309,000 reichs¬
marks.
The
bank's total gold holdings are now
down to
reichsmarks, compared with 188,719,000 reichs¬
year ago, and with 832,209,000 reichsmarks at
the
70,178,000
marks
a
end of June 1932.
and
On
June 30 1933 the proportion of
gold
was down to
7.5%.
foreign currency to note circulation
It fell successively from
3.7% on May 31 to 3.4% on June
7;
June 15; 2.3% on June 23, and 2.0% on June 30.
Italian lire were generally firmer in
June, although still
well below dollar parity.
The pressure against lire was
2.9%
on
especially
Dispatches from Rome
exaggerated importance should be attached
during the last half of the month.
stated
that
no
to
passing weakness of the lira, for the technical position
of
the
in
unit
remains sound
and the
Italian
authorities
are
good position to maintain the lira at
a stabilized rate.
The last returns of the Bank of Italy showed that the ad¬
verse
against lire was still considerable, the gold
having declined 40,000,000 lire further during the
first 10 days of June.
Italian opinion is that the lira will
pressure
reserves
be
able
holds
to
maintain
out.
the
gold
is claimed that
It
standard
the
so
lira
is
long
now
as
France
sufficiently
protected by recent exchange restrictions aimed at prevent¬
of the unit and outflow of capital.
The
ing circulation
power
of the Bank of Italy to supervise exchange operations
increased in June.
A new restriction introduced made
it compulsory for Italian nationals to make
declarations
of their foreign holdings.
The par of the lira is 8.91c.
The
lira closed on June 1 at 8.59c.
In the first week of the
month it went to a high of 8.69c., and touched its low for
was
the
month
during the last wreek,
when
between
8.52% and 8.57, having ranged
8.55@8.56.
it had
on
a
range of
June 30 between
Austrian exchange is one of the minor units in New
York.
Fluctuations have been rather narrow, and governed
largely
by the cross rates between Vienna, Milan and Zurich.
In¬
terest attaches to it at this time because of the reduction in
the Austrian bank rate on June 27 from
5% to 4%%.
The
decrease in the Austrian rate, as foreign
exchange markets
are
at present
exchange
or
:
constituted, has
money
no
special bearing
trends.
{Continued
on page
63.)
on
foreign
Chicago Stock Exchange
RECORD
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
CHICAGO STOCK
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Shares_
-
Jan. 1 to June 30
CHICAGO
STOCK
In
Since
Jan. 1.
_
24,000
3,000
Ask.
Bid.
1927
35
40
47
1927
43 34
Certificates of deposit. 1927
4434
4434
49 h
4734 Sale
4734
4834
5234
56
52
53 34
tkicafto City
Ry 5s
1st mtge 5s ctf of
1927
4334
47 H
47 54
5s series A
1927
14
series B
1927
hicago Railways
5s
5s
dep.
1927
...
50
5
18 34
10
7
934
Sale
13
5
4
5
9
84
86
84
7734
79 54
47 34 June
1
55
June 26
52
June
7
12
June
5
5634 June 30
13
June
1
2734
Sale
20
STOCKS
Shares.
550
1,200
150
1,350
1,200
""466
220
1134
*
3,210 Adams (J D) Mfg com
•
6,100 Adams Royalty Co com
5
23,345 Advanced Alum Castings
100 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com..10
21,950 Allied Products Corp cl A..*
pref.... *
Furn Mart Bldg pfd.100
934
1034
34
4,350 American Pub Serv pref.. 100
3 34
1,540 Altorfer Bros
conv
2,470 Amer-Yvette Co Inc
"3",3 50
450
1,350
50
50
._*
2,650
12,750
180
5,530
100
120
$6
cum
•
8
54
*
*
234
4 54
20
6 34
5
3,300
4,620
10
com
100
450
Brown Fence Ac Wire cl A
_
♦
•
11,250
Class
10
476,300
.
Butler Bros
10
200
1,050 Campbell Wyant & Can Fdy *
2,130 t.anal Const Co conv oref_. •
10
4,700 Castle & Co (A M) com.
310
Cent Cold Storage Co com.20
260
1,900
6,270 Central III Pub Serv pref
Cent III Secur Corp—
1,260
310
""250
860
50
1,000
1,170
190
50
•
Common
5,800
Convertible preferred
5,500
2,940 Central Ind Power pref
4,300 Cent Pub Serv Corp A
6,400 Central Public Util A
650
250
V t
22 Ys
92
8
6
154
1034
1034
50
15
98
834
34
7h
234
12
14
Jan.
34 Jan.
834 Jan.
3,300
150
200
450
60
1454
634
134
1534
7
2
June 11
6
434 June 26
14
10*
1234
734
1854
18
8
Sale
P
54
534
a
34
34
i*
,
1
Sale
Sale
334
7
o
Sale
Sale
834
534
654 June 19
1434 June 29
34
754
76
34
34
34
54
1354
554
834
34
34
1734
634
85
20
10
34
34
54
1434
534
554
June
9
June
2
June 11
June 27
June 27
June
7
17
?
15 34
6
5
10
85
8
34 June 20
754 June 20
754 June
8
June
5
34 June
3
20
734
9
73
/s
17
16
14
*
100
14
734
1534
7
34
34
1634
634
434
Sale
4
17
734
1434
11
..—
June 30
June 11
2
12
54
854
8
Sale
2Y
34
34 Sale
Sale
2
21,600
2,250
275,000 Chic Corp common..
Preferred
39,700
180 Chicago Electric Mfg A..
20
450
2,250
-.1
•
•
5,500 Chicago Flexible Shaft com.5
31,300 Chicago Mail Order com....5
330 Chic Nor Sh & Milw
50
10
•
No par value-
50
Prior lien
com.
234
23
354
934
15
.100
preferred
Ex-dividend.
100
Sale
134
Sale
Sale
10
1634
34
34
-
34
34
134
134
Sale
27
12
54
34
234
2534
754
10
'
1234
34
100
Preferred
x
34
Participation preferred. ..*
Certificates of deposit
Sale
Sale
34
34
1
54
234
26
8
3
Feb.
May 18
Mar. 19
6
May 12
Apr. 21
Feb.
6
Feb. 23
934 June
9
3
June
1
1034 June 16
14
June 21
434 June 26
1054 June
9
60
June
1
June 11
3
14
734 June
1854 June
4
1
754
12
-
-
154
134
Sale
23 54 Feb.
17
1154 Jan.
634
134
334
34
2054
May
Apr.
Mar.
June
May
93
Jan.
Jan.
8
20
5
15
14
19
13
3
Jan.
17
%154 Jan.
15
6
June
13
1034 Jan.
10
Jan.
5
8
3
47 34 May 31
4
4
Jan.
31
Jan.
4
2
Apr.
2
654 Jan. 16
125s Jan.
2
13
-
—
34
54
12
10 34
13
1134 Mar. 26
34 Mar. 3
12
Feb.
7
454 Feb.
5
1654 Mar. 14
14
Jan. 17
7
Mar. 7
4754 May 31
1254 Apr. 24
Feb. 23
15
354 Apr .
2054 Feb.
6
6
21
Apr. 28
Feb.
8
24
5
Jan.
634 June 12
534 June
6
17
June
5
Jan.
June
1
5
1
17
34 June
1
1
554
1634
934
7334
9
June
9
Feb
1
2
2
Jan.
24
17
Jan.
30
1334 Jan.
June
Jan. 26
Mar. 15
Jan. 10
54 Feb.
54 Feb.
27
8
Feb. 23
34 J an»
1
Jan.
1
1
Mar. 21
154 Mar.
154 Jan.
2254 Jan.
8
8
6
1754 May
8
1034 May
2
74
Jan. 12
54 Jan.
5
June 18
June 20
254 June
4
Jan.
2
6
7
Jan.
30
5
754 June 15
7
Feb.
13
3154 Feb.
15
Apr.
June 29
June 16
8
Jan.
25
11
June 29
28
34 Mar. 21
34 Mar. 2
34 May 18
19
5
34 Mar. 21
34 Mar. 2
34 May 12
27
1
11
1234 June 28
14
34
June 30
23
34 June 15
2834 Feb.
5
0654 May
3
4
8
2
34
Sale
1
3 34 Jan.
June 11
34 June
34 June
June 20
June
2
June
1
30
Feb.
3
134 Feb.
1
854 Feb. 15
1534 June 28
4
June 18
10
15
June 20
Jan.
2
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1
2554 June
6
754 June 15
25
26
54
534
634
54
34
54
54
34 June
7
754 June 20
1534 June 28
1
2
10
4 34 June 26
15
Feb. 23
13 34 May 14
34 Mar.
...
27
,934
17
Jan.
50
534
Sale
15
20
1
134 June 26
654 June
2
Mar. 19
34 Feb. 14
Jan. 13
2
34 June 15
21
June
2
2134 Sale
2254 Sale
Sale
103
10034 June 27
10334 107
10
June 21
1034 Sale
1034 Sale
34
9
1034 "934
934 June
9
2
June 29
3
Sale
2
234
8
June 13
9
1034
1034
1234
14
1354 June 27
1334
5
434 June 26
"434
4734
834 June
2
834 Sale
854 Sale
3
3
11
29
29
29
26
4
1
June 12
134 June 26
854 June
9
1
June 12
1
4
34
•
Common
11
12
12
1234 Jan.
154
3
1334
15
534
8
1234 Sale
5
Jan.
Chic City Ac Con Ry—
100
100
23
9
9
June
34 Jan.
34 June 15
2454 June 13
106
June
9
1034 June
1
234
154
154
*
1734 June
34 June
9
34 Feb.
June
May
Jan.
June
May
May
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
1
Apr.
134 June
9 54 Feb.
654
6034
3 54
6134
4 34
1734
1934
34
54
7
234 May
55
1654 June 13
854 June 13
2
June 15
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
19
26
234 Feb. 21
6
13
Feb.
Feb.
25
554 June 29
58
May 29
June
1
654 June
1
134 June 28
Sale
634
Jan.
18
1
27
11
24
5
454
1434
Sale
34 June
Jan.
5*
9
12
50
6
Sale
2
"434 Sale
.1
...
5
5H
1
•
June
Jan.
10
13
6
8
8
11
17
654 June 11
60
June 11
3
June 16
6134 June 29
4
June
2
June 11
15
34
34
34
34
34
134
34
4
754 Sale
134
234
9
12
64
Sale
3
100
c common
Preferred
Sale
234
5
j
380 Chain Belt Co com...
380 Cherry Burrell Corp com.
20
254
3
•
*
26,650 Central S W Util com new
Prior lien preferred__
•
6,230
Preferred
*
4,240
220 Central States Pr & Lt pref.*
50
9
100
Preferred
10
29,406
-
B
Bruce Co (E L) com
720 Bucyrus-Monlghan class A..*
10
160 Bunte Bros common
270
4
34
134
3
3,350 Bracb 8t Sons (E 1) com
30 Bright Star Electric B
410
^234
18
34
34
134
Sale
17
854
154
1
11
Jan.
10
8
534 June 29
58
June
2
234 June
7
6134 June 29
334 June 13
62
234
6134
334
22
734
Common
234,200 Borg-Warner Corp
7% preferred
2,440
'"166
34
634
June 22
,854
19
June
934 June 28
12
934
34
554
25
164,300 Hendix Aviation Corp com.
121,300 Berghoff Brewing Co
3,450 Blnks Mfg Co cl A cv pref.
170 Blums Inc conv pref
50
3
6134
1734
34
34
34
434
334
.
June
1634 June 16
58
Sale
254
1
34
40,100 Hasrian-Blessing Co com.
20 Beatrice Creamery com
15
20
2
1034
34
Sale
6034
8
...
.
prior pref
8
June
13
20
17
Sale
34
Sale
19 54
$7 cumul prior pref...
510
5
88,520 Automatic Products com
790 Automatic Washer conv pref*
350
15
9
134 Mar.
16
1134
5134 May
4734 Feb.
16
Apr.
4
May
454 Jan.
934 Jan.
2034 Feb.
9
5
15
2
17
10
$6 conv pref A
30
50
19,600
12
15
934
52
120 Backstay Welt Co common
100
390 Balaban & Katz pref
"7" 700
14
9
7% preferred
Assoc Tel Util Co com
760
10
2
9
1134 June 30
334 June 21
254 June 12
June
1
June 22
3
234
3
$6 preferred
60
18,500
4
2
Assoc Tel & Tel Co Class A
200
10
3
Sale
Jan.
27 54 Jan.
Jan.
6
June 14
41
1
1054 June 27
Sale
234
59
3 34
Sale
3
2
*
50
1134
June
37
Sale
Mar. 20
40
5134 June 21
4954 June 25
5134
39 54
1334
1054
634
1
33,300 Asbestos Mfg Co com
350 Associates Invest Co com...*
2,700
19
3
1734 Feb.
3834 May
4
19
Mar. 28
5
Mar. 20
Jan.
4
Mar. 28
26
5
3034 June
2834 June 23
15
4954
Sale
Sale
37
5
3
16
5
50
34
Jan.
1134 Apr.
2834 Sale
12
1834
2
6
June 26
5334 Apr.
6
5634 June 30
1934 Jan. 27
11
Feb. 20
14
Feb.
8
83
Apr. 25
85
Jan.
3
5
June
12
26
55
85
11
12
>4
1
com
5,650 Armour & Co common
$6 prior preferred
650
30
200
42
32
5
7%
1
254
254 Sale
6
8?4
4054
27 X
25
Acme Steel Co.
3
May
9
9
934 Jan.
83
Apr. 25
Par.
Abbott Laboratories com...*
5,050
19,250
340 Amer
""650
15
1958
1945
5,000 Util Pr & Lt Real Tr 6s__1938
1st mtge 5Hs
102,000
1,000 Union Elev RR 1st 5s
Jan.
Jan.
53
49 y, Feb. 27
Jan. 12
47
1234
1034
10
30
5
4
208 So La Salle St Bldg—
25
4934 Apr. 20
Jan.
21*
7934
13
Sale
17
1
4
9
86
5
60
1939
4s_1938
47 34 June
4734 June
5734
56
56
5834
5634 Sale
1034
14
4%
6
5434
5434
Prices
Sale
Prices
Sale
4934 Apr. 26
2000
23,000 Metrop West Side El.
Shares.
JAN. 1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
50
1,000 Magnet Mills 6s
1927
Sals
Ask.
Bid
4* ft
Bid
Purchase money 5s
7,000
2,000 Holland Furnace 6s
.
1933.
$160,000
80,000
RANGE SINCE
Lowest.
June 30.
1.
June
1934.
il & So Chic 5s ctfs
18,000
35,000
30
Jan. 1 to June
Jan. 2
B' NDS
1,000
48,000
97,000
5,000
91,000
45,000
1,000
33,000
1934.
$105,000
480,000
....
Price
EXCHANGB
$
$
June
4,932,000
11,295,000
567,000
6,961,000
PRICES IN JUNE.
AGGREGATE SALES.
|June.
1933.
1934.
Stock Sales.
June
EXCHANGE
Bond Sales.
June 30
12 34 June
Feb.
3
July
1934.]
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
June.
OHIOAGO
STOOK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
Shares,
Shares.
PRICES IN JUNE.
STOCKS
Partic certifs 2
7,340 Club Aluminum Uten Co
1
160
450 Coleman L'p & Stove com..
68,000 Commonwealth Edison
100
10
70 Community Pow & Lt $6 pfd *
300 Congress Hotel Co com
100
10,850 Consumers Co
—
—
Sale
Sale
Sale
44
20
30
12,800
4,500
280
210
Prior
110
Class A
Sale
54 June
74
2
4
7
854
6
June 14
22
2
June
47
June
4
56
June 18
34
20
June 27
20
June 27
20
5
8
854 Sale
...100
40
88
Sale
Sale
48
52
90
9434
2
434
June 21
2
2
June 15
June 15
1
5
.....
57
54
June
5
June
1
954 June 19
57
2
June
9
7
6
31
10
5
Sale
30
June 18
32
June
8
•
Common
190
10
190
430
7
15
734
454
17
434
1234
90
-
90
8
15
Sale
Conneil
A Dredge Co com
880 Gardner Denver Co com
24,000 General Candy Corp A.
1
14
9
_
*
434
1854
Sale
10
734
pref..
Class B
•
6,700 Illinois Brick Co
25,150 Iron Fireman Mfg Co v t c
•
4,350 Jefferson Electric Co com...*
8,500 Kalamazoo Stove com._.__.*
4
*
5
com
•
...
cl
%
com..
38,350 Mickelberry's Food Prod
21
22
3 54
25
1
IX
1034
6034
734
534
' 2
19
16
Feb.
24
20
Jan.
17
4
1154 June
2
834 June 26
14
June
854
1754
54
1834
1834
June 26
June
8
June
2
June
8
June
6
17
June
4
34 June 13
1734 June 23
1634 June
2
June 11
554 June
634 June 29
16
June
20
Sale
June 25
June 22
Sale
13
Sale
Sale
Sale
1734 June 19
22
23
10
7
June 18
June 12
June 29
June
1
434 June
68
June 23
2534 June 14
1134 June
9
1234
13
14
23
25
2234 June
35
36
3
4
3254 June 19
334 June 29
X
32 54 Feb. ' 5
May 12
Feb.
7
Feb. 20
22
Jan.
9
Jan.
2
134 Feb.
Jan.
2
16
1934 May 24
H Jan. 16
954 Feb. 14
1334 Jan.
2
20
Jan.
30
Apr.
16
11
May 15
19
Jan.
3
27
Jan.
4
23
Jan.
30
354 Jan.
5
634 Jan.
26
4
Jan.
2
4234 Jan.
19
17
2
834 June 23
2334 June
36
1
June 27
334 June 29
1034 June
2
9
Jan.
5
June 29
10
Apr. 21
June 27 zl934
434 June 29
June
5
634 June 12
Feb.
13
Feb.
5
Mar. 14
734 Feb.
70
May
26
May
1734 Jan.
11
Apr.
6
23
11
30
21
13
8
Jan.
3
18
Jan.
2
20
Jan.
9
21
Jan.
8;
1654 Jan. 30
2734 Feb.
5
38
Apr. 23
554 Apr. 23
234 Jan.
5
2334 Mar. 13
834 June 23
2
18
7
9
11
May 14
1134 Jan.
3
70
434
Mar.
8
June 13
May 16
5
May 28
1034 Jan.
4
11
June
June 13
June
6
83
4
13
754 Mar. 22
1654 Apr.
9
1034 Mar. 17
5
534 June 12
18
82
3 54 Jan.
1534
34
1654
534
34
354
1334
8
1434 June
534
X
4
1734
1234
1554
1434
15
88
454
534 June 20
434 June
65
27
20
11
3
4
434
5
534
25
June 25
3
13
28
18
534
6
Jan.
834 Jan.
1
19
734 June 12
June 25
June
6
21
18
Mar. 28
434 June 29
6
Apr.
2
9
21
2634
A
com
*
•
•
Feb.
2
54 May
4
17 X
32
June
24
Mar. 13
23
Jan. 27
634 Feb.
5
2334 May 22
88
May 21
934 Jan. 20
734 Apr. 12
12
May 11
7
•
com
com
X
2,950 North Amer Gas A El cl A
*
19,650 Nor Amer Lt A Power com.. 1
16,200 Northwest Banrorp
r
com
.• j
Cash sale.
June 25
3
2
Mar.
June
3
2
Apr. 27
Jan. 22
June 26
"334 ""434
"334" ~"4~"
1834
3434
20
22
35
36
10
14
854
X
X
34
X
X
45
1954
1954
20
x8
1
12
1034
234
4
29
.
5
3634
834
1234
1134
434
19
2434
2
254
IX
34
1
34
X
7
13
7
1
4
40
36 34
Sale
-----
12
554
14
1134
534
3234 June
2
June 22
334 June 25
4
8
June 26'
June
14j
10
June
11
934 June 21
5
2034
June
1
June 11
June
5
June 21
134 June
1
1
234
154
Sale
Sale
2
90
Sale
34
34
34
X
1
June
7
1
3234 June
2
1654 June
9
334 June 25
32
Jan.
1254
334
34
54
Jan.
May
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
June 22
June 20
1
June
1
1
June 27
134 June
1
154 June 13
9
June
19
June 12
14
June
12
5
June 26
5
June 26
734 June 19
1234 June
6
14
June
19
1234
12
13
June
15
534
2234
20
734
54
154
1334
Sale
434
,
5
4
x
i
234
334
334
4
154
134
154
5134
June
7
434 June 11
June 29
834 June
1
434 June 11
2034 June 29
-----
54
1254
3
34
134
354
2
Sale
2534
134
Sale
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June 21
May
7
134 June
7
134 June 19
154 June 23
154 June 30
3
June 30
2634 June 18
1
1354 June
4
2
434
334 June
June 25
8
June
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
June 19
Jan.
2
Jan.
5
454 Mar.
May
34 May
134 Feb.
1
19
29
16
23
Jan.
2
Jan.
11
Mar.
46
21
1
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
9
12
4
3
June
8
June
19
34 Jan.
154 Jan.
3J4 June
June
18
19
June 21
34
3
26
June
154 June 23
154 June 30
2434 June
1
34 June 22
1234 June 30
23
554
934
234
254
2034
734
934
934
Jan.
7
Apr. 28
May
9
Feb.
16
30
7
Feb.
Mar. 20
5
Jan.
54 June 18
6
3
Apr. 28
1934 Apr.
4
54 Jan.
54 June 18
554 June
1
14
35
Apr.
1
6
11
Mar.
4034 Feb.
2
Jan.
34
34
X
54
54
54 June 11
38
Sale
June
1
5
20
28
13
24
2634 Jan.
11
34 June
3
26
8
10 54
June
154
Feb.
20
20
234 June 19
1
2834 Feb.
54 Feb.
3
Apr.
734 Apr.
154 Feb.
434 Apr.
334 Jan.
2 54 Feb.
5 54 Feb.
47
13
234
7
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June
14
954
15
134
24
234
354
4034
1454
8
Apr.
3
May 14
44
34
Sale
134
334
1634
2734
'154
1
2
3
1
1
1
2 54
7
154
154
154
Sale
20
37
Jan.
34 Jan.
10
June
15
434 June 19
10
Sale
5134
2434
Sale
IX Sale
434 Sale
x8
21
134
40
Sale
134 Sale
34
34
34 Sale
34 Sale
34 Sale
54
1
i 34 June
35
1
June 25
June 22
134
Sale
>3*
134 June
34
2*
21
234
15
154
10
IX
134
Sale
34
554
Sale
1934
Sale
434
Sale
-----
12
254
2034
15J4
334
54
54
34
134
134
X
.x
1
30
1534
34
1
June 11
June 19
June 13
June
7
33
ib" J...
Sale
954
934
44
1834
1
2
6
334 June 26
1754 June
5
3334 June
1
2
3234
1434
334
%
9X
834
44
Sale
■H
14
834
44
1854
3
„
11
10
40
Sate*
254
3,450,National Union Radio com_.l
75,550;Noblltt-Sparks Ind Inc com.*
4,200'North American Car com
•
3
2
5
io* ..L
1
*
3
3
33
com
10
Nat Republic Invest Trust—
.....100
654 June 12
54 June
4
234
2
28,700 National Leather
pref
3,150 Nat Secur Invest Co
434 June
2
34 June 20
3
Sale
Sale
Mar. 15
534
54
34
234
1
7% cumul preferred......*
cony,
5
1
6
2
9X
354
434
4034 Sale
1454 Sale
21
6
Sale
2
Sale
4
34 Jan. 22
3
Apr. 28
3
IX
554
18
34 June
26
3*
5,000 Muskegon Mot Spec cl. A...*
1,350 Nachman Sprlngfllled com.*
430 National Battery Co pref
•
3,450 Nat Elec Power A com
•
20
4
54
58
534
34
34 June
54
3
.....
100
common
23
34
1
Sale
100
100 Mountain States Pr pref..100
500 Mosser Leather Corp com
•
7
Feb.
6
1634
25
834
10
254
3
1834 Sale
X
X
100
...
Ex-dividend.
June
10
X
•
A
1,220 Monroe Chemical Co
370
Preferred...;
$
1
17
36
new..*
2,150 Miller A Hart Inc conv pref.*
3,285 Modlne Mfg com...
•
alue.
June
June
834 Apr. 18
1554 June 18
7
34 June
1
June
7
7
29
82
12X
234
11X
70
Sale
1334 Sale
coml
prior lien
400
6% preferred...
9,150,National Standard
1
1
7
7
15
13
29
12
17
4
1234
1434
1134
2334
3334
434
1634
1034
234
23
9,000 Midland United Co com
•
1,250
Convertible preferred
•
360 Midland Util 6% pr lien..100
Cumul.
11
34 June
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
1354 Jan.
1734
10
32
250 Middle Western Tel class A.*
455,481 Middle West Utilities
15,330
16 conv. prof.
A"
460
8 54 Jan.
234
754
654
1834
1534 June 20
June
4
June 15
454 June 27
20
6634
2434
•
240 Metropol Ind Co allot ctfs...
70
454 Mar. 31
7
1834
70
*
550 Material Service Corp com.10
45,400 Meadows Mfg Co com
•
450 Mohawk Rubber
1734
534
13
-----
23
Sale
10
610 Mapes Cons Mfg capital
67,150 Marshall Field A Co com
530
June
12
14
Sale
454
8
50
27,450 McWIIHamy Dredging Co....*
1,350 Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
7%
15
22
....
*
5
McQuay-NorrlsMfg
Preferred 6%
Preferred 7%
18
30
20
11
10
1,670 McCord Rad A Mfg "A".
19,380 McGraw Electric com
630
6
1034
preferred..._*
8,150 Met A Mfrs Sec
834 June 28
1554 June
8
34 June
7
1
June
7
1
8
5 54 Jan.
354 Feb. 10
12
May
1
3334 Apr. 20
10
Apr. 26
554 Apr. 20
'
com
340
5
et*
734
com......5
1,400 Lindsay Nunn Pub |2 pref..*
4,300 Lion OH Ref Co com
•
3,530 Loudon Packing common___*
520
June
June
7
12
234
205,380 Libby. McNeill A Llbby
2,250 Lincoln Printing Co com
250
7% preferred
3,750 Lindsay Light com
33,400 Lynch Corp
6
17
654
6
17
654
640 Lawbeck Corp 6% cum
pfdlOO
160 Leath A Co common
._.*
Cumulative
634
6
6H
conv pref..
...*
90 Kuppenheimer cl B com..
5
10
1834
Sale
734
50
15
160 Kirsch Co
1,910 La Salle Ext Univ
XIX
17
534
Sale
20 X
100
_
15
634
1034
15
2434
28
16 X
18
11X Sale
354
4
10
17,350 Kingsbury Brewing Co
cap.l
1454
20
434
454
1234 Sale
834 Sale
17
1754
34 Sale
lH
100
1,770 Kentucky Util i< cum pref.50
7,050 Ken -Radl ube A Lpcom A..*
10,050 Keystone Steel A Wire com.•
Preferred
88
__1
com.
Preferred
110
7
7
7
Sale
25
520 Illinois Nor Utilities
pref.100
3,920 Indep Pneum Tool v t c
340 Interstate Power $7
pref
20
$6 preferred
*
14
354 Sale
Sale
*
700 Hart Schaff A Marx com..100
50
2
754 June 23
454 June 27
1234 June 11
13 34
•
260 Hlbb Spencer Bartlett com.25
1,300 Hormel A Co (Geo) com A._*
11,550 Houdallle-Hershey class A
*
11,900 Kats Drug Co com
2,500 Kellosg Switchboard
5;
21
Sale
5
50 Hammermill Paper com
500 Harnischfeger Corp com
conv
Sale
•
1534
20
554 Sale
1234 Sale
834 Sale
1734 Sale
54 Sale
1734 Sale
1734 Sale
5
com...
156,650 Grigsby-Grunow Co com
•
33,050 Hall Printing Co com
...10
Co
June 29
1
15
10.700 Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B.
53,550 Goldblatt Bros Inc com.
42,850 Great Lakes Aircraft A
51,100 Great Lakes DAD com
51,450 Greyhound Corp com
3,650 Hart-Carter
5
7
Do
2,950
183,900 Gen Household Util
June
1434 June
34 June
$7 cumulative preferred..*
Fit* Simons A
36,500
6
454 June 11
1234 June 11
8
Sale
430 Federal Elec Co Inc com
80
$6 cumulative prior pref__
80
5
5
134 Jan.
6
5
17
834
834
934
Feb.
1
334
434
1234
\7X
....
1,030 Eddy Paper Corp (The).....
30,500 El Household UtU Corp
9,050
134
~ZX "I"
5
30
26
25
100
Mar.
7
234 Mar. 7
7
Mar. 16
434 Feb.
6
14
Mar.
834 Jan.
1154 Jan.
6534 Jan.
2634 Feb.
10
Feb.
63
Jan.
6
6
10
1,220 Deep Rock Oil conv pref
7,180 Dexter Co (The) com....
440 De Mets Inc pref w w
Feb.
24
23
4
234 Mar.
554 Mar.
Decker (Alf) & Cohn—
900
'"366
6
Jan.
634
34
10
Jan.
1134 Feb.
4034 Jan.
334 June
734 Jan.
44
2
34 Jan.
Jan.
90
6
2
334 June 28
834 June
6
5
Feb.
1
Jan.
15
4
5
10
Jan.
7
2
7 34
134
3
June
4
3134
7
...
June 21
June 15
7
9634
-----
44
34 June
5
2
6
26 34
common
34 June
3
2
534
8
34 June 30
19
834 Apr. 18
June 27
2
56
22
Jan.
Feb.
62
434 Jan.
334 Sale
834
9
55
5
12
26
26
14
5
.
Jan.
734
60
Feb.
May
Apr.
Apr.
80
May
434 Feb.
34 Jan
25
Jan.
1J4 Jan.
34 Jan.
15
Apr.
4
X
1534
54
34
1754
Mar. 22
65
2
1
34 Sale
7
Sale Prices.
234 June
9
54 June
2
1954 June 13
16
20
4
Sale
63*
34 Sale
734 Sale
common
June 26
34 Jan.
54
41
960 Curtis Mfg Co com........
Dayton-Rubber Mfg—
210
Preferred
...100
30
1.
Highest.
Prices.
654 Jan.
3
34 Mar. 10
34 Mar. 17
10
25
..
9
34 June 11
1434 June
9
June 28
June 14
2
34
15
100
140 Cudahy Packino Co
pref..100
10 Curtis Lighting Inc com..
74
1534
1954
5234 Sale
34
334
2
.....
Sale
1
134
234
266,500 Cord Corporation.
122,700 Crane Co com
6,770
Preferred
11
80
Sale
10
X
Preferred
Lowest.
Prices.
1034 June
34 June 11
14
234
®/4
Sale
X
300
■«.
Sale
834 June 30
2X
7054
Sale
X
16
X
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
8
48
540
6% prior preferred A_„.100
1,000
7% cum pref
...100
7,260 Continental Steel com
10
90
50
15
10
434
Lowest.
Ask
.34
80
234
X
5
com
34
34 54
400 Construe Mat'l Corp S334pfd*
350
RANGE SINCE JAN.
—-
70
583*
lJi Sale
34 Sale
*
5,100
X
34
1234
3
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
Sale
9
9
Sale
100
,000'Chic Rivet & Machine cap..*
310 Chicago Towel Co con? pref *
223,600 Cities Service Co com.
10
Bid.
Ask
7
1.
June
1934.
Bid.
Par
720
150
59
Jan. 2
95,900 Chicago ft N W Ry Com..100
90 Chicago Rys part ctfs 1
100
19,500
EXCHANGE
Price
Since
5,950
STOCK
CHICAGO
26
2
r
2
13
June 30
X
434
1034
354
134
34
234
Jan.
2
Feb. 15
6
Apr.
Jan. 25
9
Jan.
Feb. 17
Feb. 23
54 Feb.
6
134 Feb.
6
..
2
Feb.
2
Mar.
24
9
134 Feb. 27
134 May
8
1034 Feb.
5
16
Apr. 26
3
>
Feb.
10
834 Feb. 21
Apr. 23
1034 Apr. 27
40
15
Feb.
28
1434 Jan.
30
554 Jan.
23
9
2
Feb.
3
54 Feb.
16
Jan.
3
254 Feb. 24
234 May 14
1% Apr 27
46
Feb.
26
2734 Feb. 19
5
134 May
16
Feb.
5
634 Feb.
7
2
1
2
434 Feb.
6
8
654 Jan.
24
Feb.
5
CHICAGO
60
EXCHANGE
STOCK
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE.
CHICAGO
aggregate sales.
STOCK EXCHANGE
1.
Price
Jan. 2
Since
STOCKS
Jan. 1.
4,830 Northwest Eng Co
350 Nor West Util
410
Ontario Mfg
Co
724
*
com
6
324
2H
*
—
—100
Gas & El 7% pref
100
7% preferred
1,170 Okla
1,060
com..
lien pref.100
pr
Ask.
Bia
ask
Bid
424
324
424
124
58 24
10
5
524
2
2
224
124
,
Highest
Lowest.
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Sale
524
224
424 June 15
424 June 19
124 June 27
79
78 24
624
Lowest
Sale Prices
June 30.
June 1.
1934.
Bid.
Shares.
12
"824 "12"
June
10
June 13
6
424 June 30
424 June 19
124 June 27
81
June 13
10
June 13
4
May 15
324 Jan. 26
1
Jan.
10
6024 Jan.
824 Jan.
10
3
7 24 Mar.
2
724 Feb. 24
Jan.
5
26
8124 May 22
Feb.
14
7
Oshkosh Overall Co—
17,930
—*
Common
590
l8*
*
Convertible preferred
3,550
Parker Pen Co (The) com..10
420 Peabody Coal Co B com
*
21,800
10
i*
Sale
8,950 Ouaker Oats Co com
*
Preferred
...100
2,720
850 Rath Packing Co com.10
9,200 Raytheon Mfg Co com vtc 50c
1424 Sale
23
23 24
1
224
7%
4
8 24
3 24
Sale
Sale
3
13 24
13?4
123
"
120 Richards Co (Elmer) pref
conv
2424
2H
June
2
24 June 20
224 June 20
26
4
June 22
124 June 13
1624 June
6
17
June
8
56
June 15
66
June
1
2424
224
124
224
14
6224
74
72
11524 11924 111
123
126
130
26
2724
27
2
2
224
324
124
124 Sale
124
224
324
324
13
16
13
Sale
—
100
99
June
9
June 14
24 June 20
1924 June 19
June
June
7
1524
1524 June 12
524
40
4224
6
724
724
724
5924
42
724
70
724 June 19
.....
ijj
38**
H*
50
59
70
Sale
42
43
12
8
10
10
14
1024
124 Sale
624
1
224
24
1
5524 Sale
2824 Sale
1024
124
624
25
2 24
JnH
40
Sale
59
June 28
2
-
15
420 Telephone Bond A Share A.*
First preferred
100
17,400 Thompson (J R) com
25
3,050 Transformer Corp of Am com*
3,575 12th St Store pref A
*
1
5
7
Sale
8
Sale
5
5
1424
2724
724
Sale
Sale
24
2 24
724 Sale
624 Sale
1524 Sale
3024 Sale
3
15
7 24
14
224
5
June 16
4
43
1
124 June
1
124 May 10
Jan.
3
June 12
124 June
Sale
5524 June
2824 June
55
June
224 June
24 June
6
June
324 June
724 June
15
June
3124 Sale
2924 June
46
"58"
66
7
424
4
2
724
724
18
1
1
15
15
29
11
20
Feb.
22
Feb.
65
2
72
Feb. 27
June 29
3824 Jan.
Sale
Jan.
*
*
30
15
7
3
15
June
3
1
124
124 Sale
324 Sale
224
324
24
124
154
24
zo
8 24 Sale
25 24 Sale
=
2
Sale
80
Sale
8424
89
Sale
124
2024
*
*
611 Western Pow Lt & Tel cl A..*
38
1
1
..
IK
28
K
IK
224
4
99
110
29
29
224 May 28
June 27
13
June
724 June
4
June
7
1
A*
24 June 15
41
June
8
1224 Jan.
42"
45
124 Sale
Sale
1
324
4
2
24
18*
50
May 17
Jan.
124
24
5
35
2924
1324 Sale
30
32
27
8
June
20
Jan.
10
Jan.
5
24
Jan.
12
Jan.
27
Jan.
2
June 27
Jan.
9
Jan.
4
Jan.
28
IK
19
19
May 29
12
4
124 June 11
124 June
1
4
June 19
June 26
4
2824 June 12
June
12
1
2924 June 14
124 June
1
1
May 28
24
124
424
K
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
5
6
2
4
424 June 12
29^4 June
7
1424 June
8
32
June
124 June
29
June 18
24
124
8
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
6
Jan.
5
1824 Feb. 19
3224 Apr. 20
324 Mar. 8
1624 Apr. 20
1024 Feb. 19
Jan.
4
8K Apr. 24
H Apr. 24
1
24 Mar.
1
5024 Feb.
6
324 Feb.
May
4
May 23
i*
Jan.
24
224 Jan.
15
50
2
Feb.
6
Feb.
6
7
Feb.
16
Feb.
1
Mar.
1
m
32
224
June
8
Feb.
15
June
4
Feb.
18
6
102
2624 June
Apr.
16
123
June 22
29
5
June
June
110
3024
24
224
31
13
4
12
123
31
June 22
June
24 June
June 27
June 27
224 June 20
2
124 Jan.
24 June
224 June 11
1224 June
224 June 20
2
Feb.
29
35
6
Apr. 21
Jan.
8*
10
"1224
124
3
224
2K
224
1324
4
12
2
5
16
Apr. 11
2924 May 31
8
1424 June
4 24
121
"2624
5!
21
624
1024
5
100
31
7
Mar. 16
it*
724
624
24
124
Feb.
61
7
Jan.
224 June 15
1
24 May
m
20
32
11
,
40
Feb.
3924 Apr.
44 24 June 29
9
2
22
Jan.
23
29
Mar.
17
8
22
30
June 23
1
June
8
324 June 27
1
June
3
1924 Apr. 20
Jan.
6
Jan.
124 Jan.
624 Jan.
Jan.
44 24 June
1
30
25
3
3
4
4
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June
Jan.
2
724 May 23
65
May 21
51
Feb. 15
1124 Apr. 10
13
Mar. 16
224 Feb.
7
7
Mar. 20
3
Feb.
5
224 Mar. 12
Mar. 14
60
3824 June
824 Feb.
24 June 15
4124 June 9
4
4
13
524 Mar. 27
Jan.
1
7
4
15 100
May
7
24 Mar. 15
24 Mar. 15
Jan. 15
3
16
1024 May
24
2
2624 Apr.
Jan.
90
4
Sale"
24
24
224 Sale
*
com
5
35
2824
1224 Sale
30
2824
124 Sale
2624
2524
424
124
300 Williams Oil-O-Matic com...*
7.851 Wieboldt Stores Inc
A
44
5
5
33
18
2,250 Wayne Pump Co com
Convertible preferred.
4,120
K
24
*
9,090 Ward (Montgom) A Co cl A
1,290 Waukesha Motor Co com..
24
3924
!
___..*
Stock purchase warrants.
6lA% preferred
100
520
Jan.
124 Jan. 15
3
1
Apr.
Jan.
20,050 Utah Radio Products com..*
19,950 Utility A Ind Corp com..
*
Convertible preferred
23,960
*
300 Utilities Pow A Lt Corp A..1
Common non-voting
150
1
*
18 123 24 Jan. 16
June 28
2 126
Apr.
106
115
2
June
4
624 June 27
17
7
6
7
22
2
I
4
324
1924
Feb.
5
3224 Jan. 31
224 Feb.
6
724 Apr. 11
12 24 Jan. 30
3 24 Feb. 13
6
1
June 11
5924 June 12
31
June 29
6024 June
5
3
June 4
1
June 28
6
June 11
4
June
1
8
June
1
1824 June 22
3224 June 27
|3
Jan.
1
June 11
Jan.
1324 Jan.
34
7
1
67
June 22
4
724 June 19
44
2
1924 June 19
13
224
424
24
3824
•
270 United Ptrs A Pubs com.
Convertible preferred....*
220
..20
2,550 U S Gypsum.
15,250 Vortei Cup Co com
Class A
5,600
17,150 Wahl Co com
96,600 Walgreen Co com
3
Jan.
3
40
3824 June
43
16
24
1,150 20 Wacker Drive $6 pref
*
1,000 Union Carbide A Carbon...*
350 United Gas Corp common..1
900 Viking Pump Co common
Preferred
700
Apr.
1
Jan.
Stock purchase warrants..
740
9
3
8
Jan.
8
24 June 20
224 Jan.
4
June 21
-----
324
124
4
4 >4
324
*
Sutherland Paper common. 10
stk
25
66
Sale
Sale
4
1
Swift International
5
Jan.
23
224 June 11
1924
190 St Louis Nat Stockyards cap *
Standard Dredge conv pref.*
com
June 25
June 27
1524 June
8
June 12 100
June 12
15
com..
14,450
1,170 Sourbw GAE Co 7% pref.100
760 Southwestern Lt & Pow pfd. *
pref
Feb.
6
2424
June 15
i024
*
Common
6
20
Jan.
424 Jan. 17
24 Mar. 24
2924 June 21
1
June 16
324 June 15
824 June 11
124 June 13
18
June
9
1724 June 23
63
June 28
72
June 29
8 116
2 126
1924
16
Union Gas
Swift A Co
424
124
1524
1524
24
324
Sale
124
1724
1824
66
1024
1424
90 Slvyer Steel Castings com...*
50 So Colo Power class A com.25
Stutz Motor Car
24
224
1*
16
*
conv
2924
29
1224
100
com.
Common
190
8
June
2
24 June 20
1424 June
4
?
1
17
824 Feb.
324 Jan.
1
1
*
(The) class A
*
780 Signode Steel Strap Co pf_30
Storkline Pur
14 24
*
Preferred
8,750
2,900
1.850
53,050
1,190
284,600
120,350
424 June
15
*
370 Shaler Co
Southern
66"
98
pref.*
com
1,180 Sangamo Electric Co
4,810 Sears Roebuck & Co
59
Sale
Sale
2224
2H
3K
1524
250 Rollins Hos Mills
16
115/
14
570
2
20
11224 Sale
82
2,750 Ryerson & Sons Inc
16
424
824
224
1824
1824
Sale
Sale
100
com...
724
124
11924
46,400 Reliance Mfg Co Common. 10
Preferred
4
Sale
IK
Reliance Internat A
1
34
38 24
...5
v t c
2624 Sale
Sale
i
6% preferred
520
824
24
8
June
2724 Jan.
700 Peoples G L & Coke cap..100
6,000 Perfect Circle (The) Co
5
4,050 Pines Wlnterfront com
13,800 Potter Co (The) com
•
*
28,350 Prima Co common
1,300 Process Corporation com..
--*
23,750 Pub Serv of Nor 111 com
Common
60
6,100
4,200
6% preferred.100
2,670
7% preferred
100
100
1924
4 24
100
Preferred
5.7Q0
350
424
4
5
6
*
Penn Gas A Klec A com
1
424 Sale
1924
20
27
1824 Feb.
16
4
Feb.
28
4
Feb.
5
Wisconsin Bankshares—
>
♦
No par
Common new
*
7,650
4,300 Yates-Amer Mach part pref.*
10,300 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)
*
*
87,200 Zenith Radio Corp com
value.
x
Ex-dividend.
r
Casb sale.
11**
1124
324 Sale
224
3
K
,24
1424 Sale
224
2K
224
224
ia*
14
224
o
\Vi
Sale
Sale
224
24
1324
2 24
June 14
June 15
June 18
June
2 24 June
1
June
15
June
6
9
5
324 June 11
224 Jan.
24 Jan.
11 24 Jan.
2 24 June
3
3
4
2
124 Feb.
6
1624 May 19
5
Feb.
5
'i-
s
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
1934.
June
Shares_
Jan. 1 to June 30
AGGREGATE SALES,
In
June.
1933.
180,521
1,885,602
1,433,277
4,245,761
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EZCHANQE
Since
Jan. 1.
275
4,000
PRICES IN JUNE.
June
1934.
Bid.
2,000 Delaware Elec Pow 5%S-.1969
678,800 Flee A People* tr ctf* 4*.196$
Certificate* of deponlt
40,350
1,075 Home Owners Loan 4s
1951
7,000 Int'I Hydroelectric 6s
1944
9,000 Liberty Loan 1st 4%s, 1932-47
10,000 Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s
1943
Elec
Ss.
(Pa) 1st
.
f 4s.l966
■
...
834,825
...1966
.
2,000 Phila Elec 1st & ref 4s...1971
7,000 Phila Elec Pow Co 5 4s.. 1972
3,300 Phila Reading Coal 5s...1973
1,000 Reading 4s
1937
1,000 St Paul adj 5s
...2000
Ask
17% Sale
Bid.
25 %
1.
Ask
28
June 30.
Bid.
Lowest.
Ask
25
Sale
I6i?20"Sale"
23
33
31
38
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
22% June 15
22% June 14
31
June
11
25% June
6
1 101.20June
101.20June
24
27
Lowest
Sale
1
32% June 13
36
June
11
STOCKS
Shares.
99
100
99
100
99
111
110
100
105% June 25 105% June 25
June 19
111% June
5 112
103% June 29 103% June 29
107 %
Sale
110
104
106
107% 108% 107% 108%
48%
_
—
51
200
650
600
100
200
230
2,100
185
850
""loo
20
1,500
2,700
421
*
100 Bankers Securities
3,100
Preferred
50
_
100
*
Preferred
8,800 Budd Wheel Co
1,080 Cambria Iron
3,900 Central Airport
*
50
112
5%
3%
33
""550
2,800
10
2,600
1,390
92
1,850
90
25
1,500
7
46
500
"3",300
2,800
3,800
99
12,700
710
2,000
225
125
117
5%
4%
36
3%
39
45%
40%
32
47
70
75
84%
10
...
1,100 Horn A Hardart (N Y) com..*
120
Preferred
....100
14,700 Insurance Co of N A
10
29,800 Lehigh Coal A Navigation..*
11.499 Lehigh Valley
50
150,300 Pennroad Corp ▼ t
97,300 Pennsylvania RR
•
C
50
1,700 Penna Salt Manufactur'g.50
25 Phila Dairy Prod pref.....25
4,500 Phila
17,235 Phila
15
2
17%
85
90
Sale
39%
6% Sale
14
13%
49
47
K
1
%
1
2% Sale
30% Sale
58% Sale
30
22%
Elec of Pa $5 pref.....*
93
Elec
30% Sale
Pow
pref
2s
10 Phila insulated Wire
35 Reading Co
8,900 Reliance Insurance
...
293 Scott Paper
.
Sale
...*
18,650 Phila Rapid Transit....
50
18,615
7% preferred
50
4,353 Phila A Reading Coal & Iron*
8,731 Philadelphia Traction.....50
ctf of deposit
721
1%
3%
2%
4%
3% Sale
16% Sale
Union
26.500
.*
Traction
...50
Certificates of deposit
105,000 United Gas Impt com...
248
3,196
Preferred........
34,100 Victory Insurance Co.. ...10
1,300 Westmoreland, Inc
1,625 Westmoreland
W
Coal
lerney A Seashore RR
117 York Rys preferred
x Ex-dividend.
9%
41%
43%
Sale
6%
9
85% Apr.
15% Jan.
18
6
5
Jan.
18
Prices
85% Apr.
6
29% Apr. 16
27% Apr. 19
101May 25 1017 32 May 25
54
Jan. 30
48% Jan. 26
100,03jJan. 11 103l73jMay 25
27
Jan.
100
105
15
36
June
11
2 100% Apr.
3
Feb.
105% June 25
Jan.
103%
105%
63%
99%
22%
85%
39
5
6
2%
19
4
39%
Sale
42
47%
85%
20%
90
100
47%
8%
14%
Sale
112
June
19
June
103% June 29
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
106% Feb.
63%
99%
22%
85%
Feb.
Feb.
6
3
39
2%
43
3%
42%
3%
44
48%
83%
1%
51
52
Sale
Sale
57
4%
5
39
20
21%
June 15
43% June 21
49
8%
June
June 13
28
Mar.
Mar.
2
1
Feb.
5
Feb.
8
1%
2%
Feb.
8
22
9
40% June
31% Jan.
3
June
June
8
June 18
June 25
39%
5%
12%
47%
2
Jan.
6
Jan.
May 14
Mar. 22
June
June
June
8
June 21
June
1
4 105% June 26
June
5
7
June
7
June 12
33% June 21
61% June 14
%
1
5% Sale
%
8%
%
Feb.
10
12
2% May 14
4
29% Jan.
51
Mar. 24
20% Mar.
June 19
June
June 28
June 23
June
4
June 13
June 20
46% June
7% June
43 % June
10
June
20
June
8
June 18
June 11
25% June 12
46% June
10
4
8
June
8
June 19
43% June
4
18
5 114
June 27
% June
%
5
June
June
2
Sale
%6 June
4
% June 18
4
%
1
7%
6% June
15% June
97% June
58
7%
62%
16%
16%
99% 100%
9%
9%
9% Sale
7
6%
59
62%
29
40
29
6%
6
15% Sale
15%
86
98
Sale
5%
8
5
6
50
20
7%
9%
40
Sale
98%
7%
11
40
5
% Jan.
11
June
2
3
Jan.
20!
8
June 29
5
93
Jan.
2
30% Jan.
2
25
June
7% June
8% June
6
June
51% Jan. 24
Apr. 23
It*
June
17
June 16
100% June 29
9% June 19
10% June 18
6
June
7
Feb.
6
20% Feb.
1
51% June 25
2% Apr. 20
3% Apr. 19
4% Feb.
39% Feb.
6
June
14
Jan.
23
8*
1
105% June 26
June
5
33,
7
25
June
Jan.
3
13
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9
15%
6%
29%
26%
May
1
Apr. 24
2
2
13
e
Mar. 15
Feb.
7
21
Apr. 18
Apr. 14
Apr.
6
June
Jan.
19
31
Apr.
5
June 27
Jan.
Jan.
8
24
1% Mar. 15
%8 Jan.
% Apr.
29
1
24
1 %# Feb.
x5% Jan.
4
2
9% June 11
8% June 11
Mar. 14
May 18
Apr. 24
Apr. 25
8 49%
46% June
4% Jan. 10 10
4
47
43% June
100% Feb. 20 105
108% Mar. 19 114
5
1
% June
17% May 16 24
% June 25
1
June 21
2% June 15
June
1
4%
3%
16%
18%
Pi
Sale
4
8%
17-%
51%
1%
2%
2
18
41
Jan.
1% Feb.
15
June
y
«« 20*
34
_
22
59
%
Apr. 25
7.
30% June 19
5% Jan. 30
Jan.
7
9%
43%
9 117
5% Jan. 13
30% June 19
3% May 14
Jan.
18
Sale
June 25
Jan. 15
Mar. 14
89
2% June
28% June
18
5
13
49
June
44
6
June 20
19% June 25
2% Sale
30% Sale
61
12
June 25
71
17
100
June
8
15%
51%
1%
1%
111
%
June 21
June
102% 103% 105% 105% 103
32% Sale
32%
33
32%
25
20%
25
20%
22%
4
5
3%
4
3%
8%
10%
7%
8%
7%
4
4%
5
4%
4%
24
26
22
23%
25
7%
43%
14
60
59
12
June
40% June
15%
Sale
2
2%
29%
Ill % Jan.
85
14%
%
1%
4
47
Sale
8%
15%
2%
7% Jan.
June
8
June 19
19
20%
19% June
100
June
96% 103
47
48%
47% June
8
5
5
June
June
30% June
3 % June
39
June
2
Jan.
June 25
June
9% June
114% 116% 115% June
52
49
June
14
24
Series B 6% preferred
100
Series A 7% preferred..100
108
43%
...50
...10
.......
5,400 Shreve Ki Dorado Pipe L
25
1,182 Tacony Palmyra Bridge..
•
200 Telephone Security pref
50
46,300 Tonopah-Belmont Devel
1
37,000 Tonopah Mining
......1
499
No par.
6
44%
31%
Fire Association
250 Horn Ac Hardart (Phila) com.*
20
225
Sale
9
1,853 Electric Storage Battery..100
7,225
80 Minehill & Schulyl Haven.50
275
41%
1%
2,700 Mitten Bank Sec Corp
25
Preferred
11,600
.......25
1,400
8
*
30
14,300
10,600
38%
5
6%
100
100
•
37%
50
com
4,175 Bell Tell Co of Pa pref
11,200 Budd (E G) Mfg Co
100
Sale
par
4,200 American Stores
"loo
1.
Highest.
Prices.
100% Apr.
Western Union Teleg 4%s '50
Shares.
613,988
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
BONDS
4,000 Phila
1st
17,900
1933.
$154,100
Jan. 1 to June 3(L
11,000 Philadelphia City 3%s._.1934
3,000
3,000
2,000
1934.
$183,275
Jan. 2
$
162,400
5,600
Bond Sales.
June
5
Jan.
Mar. 16
17
11% Apr. 17
4
9
May
3
4
20% Feb. 16
2 100% June 29
14%
86
4%
7%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
53
Mar.
2
Jan.
9
4
9
29% Mar. 24
9% June 19
10% May 11
7% Apr. II
60
Apr. 13
35
Apr. 24
Boston Stock
Exchange
YEARLY
MONTHLY AND
RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
1934.
June___
Shares
Jan. 1 to June 30
,
3,860,379
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
June.
142,900 Amoskeag Mfg Co fca
78,500 Brown Co 5%s._.
24,000
5%s
"9",000
,
38,000
1
385
"
8 ,700
:
'
1946
1950
Shares.
1940
serA 4%» 1948
.1948
Series C 6s Jan 1
.1948
Series O 6s
1948
14,730
2,000 Kan City Mem 8c Blrm 5s. 1934
15,660
78,400
P C Pocahontas deb 7«
1935
STOCKS
Shares.
372
31
84
93%
38
38
143
207
10
500
74
986
10
868
57
91
1st
1933.
$188,950
628,600
935,600
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1.
.
Ask. Bid.
94%
Sale
54
99%
103% 105
49% Sale
i?%:::::
Sale
Prices.
Sale
Prices
57%
57%
100%
2
72% June
4
-----
100
98% June 15 100 % June 27
104% June
6 105 % June 13
13
47
49%
47
2
50
June
55
47% June 19
50
June
5
62
53
62
June
18
June
-----
56
June
5
95
60
75
88
102
105
106
Sale
110
132
63
135
Sale
139
111
105
June
2
116%
10
76
40
70% June
60
56
56
56
Highest.
Sale Prices
Prices
Feb.
14
59
34
70
48
51
42
Lowest.
Highest
Lowest.
Sale
Jan.
16
58
41
Jan.
19
62
June
89
66
73
70%
Ask.
Mar.
7
92
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
88
Jan. 15 100% June
93% Jan.
3 105% June
38
Jan.
2
52
May
39
Jan. 23
58
May
Jan.
35
Feb. 24 40
65% Jan.
26
28
30
27
13
3
9
25
18
10
June 19
102% Jan.
19
109% Jan.
140
Jan.
70
Apr. 25
Mar.
10
Jan.
10 110% June 19
Par
1st preferred class A
100
Class B 1st pref stamped 100
Class C 1st pref stamped 100
23
Bid
58
35
88
3,300 Boston ft Albany........100 111
.100
8,842 Boston Elevated.
56%
259 Boston 8c Maine pref stpd. 100
10
Common stamped
32
100
Prior pref
3,296
26
........100
4,758
IClass A 1st pref stamped 100
11
1,520
1
June 30.
1.
June
Ask.
64
66%
31% Sale
1948
Chic Jet Ry 8c U S Yds 4S.1940
8s
136,000
307,000 East Mass StRR
Series B 5s.
85,000
17,000
37,000
2,250
1
■"1
1934.
Bid.
_
.
--
Jan. 1 to Juue 30
Price
$
9,000
—
Jan. 2
BONDS
Jan. 1.
June--
PRICES IN JUNE.
BOSTON
8TOCK EXCHANGE
Since
1934.
$101,500
Bond Sales.
1933.,
1,791,476
5,165,343
361,747
1st pref class D
pref class C
Sale
Sale
11%
Sale
Sale
7
29 %
10
June
6 140
2
June 21
65
10
26%
27
June 26
10
11
10
June
2
9
June
12
9
16%
15%
13
16
13
June
15
13
June 15
18*
10
15
13
June 21
13
June 21
10
_
June
1
16
12
15
16
15
16
15
"15" "SO""
17
16
June
16
12
June
17
5
13
Jan.
21
Mar. 28
Feb. 24
Jan.
19
Mar.
15
Feb.
2
14
15
May
14% Apr.
15% May
May
9
25
Feb.
5
Jan.
150
Apr.
5
86% Jan.
3 102
139
155
155
136
19
15
Jan.
10
15
June
13% Mar. 16
7
42% Feb.
5
16% Feb.
10
May
23% Jan.
9% Jan.
24
11
Sale
29 % June
11June
55
7
Sale
14
15
12
..100
Class D 1st pref stamped 100
19 Boston Ac Providence.....100
5
10
13
12
100
798
June
140% 135
60% June
64% Sale
Chic Jet Ry ftUS Y—
159
1,109
455
365
1,505 Bast Mass St Ry Co
First preferred.
5,336
Preferred B_
2,089
190
1,442
160
1,901 Maine Central.
6%
cum oref
.100
11 Conn & Pass Ry pref....100
244
10
318
1,431
19,065
......
Adjustment.
ioo
100
98
Preferred
.......100
N Y N H Ac Hartford..
100
...
26,998 Pennsylvania RR.
3,338
90
34 Prov & Worcester Ry
100
131 Vermont Ac Massachusetts 100
10
50
7
100
15% Sale
15% Sale
"76"" "78"
30%
100
99
Sale
99% June 16 101
'
1
11%
4
1%
7%
1%
13
11
5
4
1 %
14 %
Sale
101
29%
14%
June
2
11
1% June
1
13% June 19
4% June
6
2% June
6
23
14
12
8
23
June 28
June
18% June 22
102% 102
Sale
30%
Mar. 17
97
June
2% Jan. 16
16% May 11
6% Jan.
1% Jan.
7
120
102
31
June
June 27
June 25 121
28% June
135
135
111
114
114
19 103% June 22
2
32% June 19
June 22
June 22 135
June 21 114
June 21
Feb.
3
5
14% Feb.
27% Mar. 15
Mar.
22
May
13% May
Apr.
24
Feb.
5
87
Apr.
13
121
Feb.
100
Mar. 10
3
Jan.
87
95
120
May 21
May 11
75c
June 23
June 28
June 30
7
Sale
June 22
June 14
1% June 18
10
133
130
101
June
85
75c
23
95
118 %
83
99% 102
94%
....
1% Sale
13% Sale
4%
2%
100
.....
Sale
97
.100
2 Northern RR (N H)
100
113 Norwich Ac Worcester pf.100
2,043 Old Colony.
too
84
100 %
90
86%
June
27
103%
78% Jan.
27% Jan.
June 22
39
6
June
22
114
Jan.
99% Jan.
Feb.
135
120
June
22
MISCELLANEOUS—
1,115
6,139
9,065
4,942
470
236
981
30
Amer Ac Continental
Corp..*
Amer Pneumatic Service...25
Preferred
50
First preferred
I_~~50
70,486 Amer Telep Ac Teleg
.100
31,281 Amoskeag Mfg Co
•
2,284 Bigelow-San ford Carpet.II"*
398
Preferred..
100
9,440
765
66
4%
3%
AH
5
oV*
23
20
7
29
601 Brown Ac Durrel Co
1,050 East Boston Co
10
11,382 Eastern Gas At Fuel Assn com
4 4 % Cum Prior
8,315
pref... 100
6% Cum preferred.....100
12,928
14,906 Eastern SS Lines. Inc
*
""857
1,683
1,250
916
W
w'w
w
m
~
390
-
Preferred
«
1,340
First preferred
53
TZIIIdo
726 Economy Grocery Stores.
•
13,616 Zdlson Elec Illumination.ioo
949
14,297 Employers' Group Assoc TC*
275
125
3,529 General Capital Corp
*
587 Georgian. Inc (The) cl A pf_20
25
German Credit & Invest
Corp
208
25% 1st pref allot ctfs
*
5
rn
m
-
1,327
1
350
65
1,115 Gilchrist Co.........
18,301 Gillette Safety Rasor Co""" >
Grief
Bros.
Cooper
Corp
30
(The) class A common
*
356 Hathaway's Bakeries pref.. *
2,120 Helvetia Oil Co (T C).
1
Hygrade-Sylvanla Lamp—
Com stk Tr cert..
1,463
*
60
Preferred
*
International Button
100
55
509 Loew
1,865
366
160
I."'.
Theatres
25
15,577 Mass Utll Associates v t c
*
2,654 Mergenthaler Linotype.....*
1,625 Nat'IMfg& Stores Corp.....
Nat Serv Cojcom «hs tr ctfs..l
^
609
3,059
1,698
*
s
12,532
No par value,
a
New England
%
5*
47
8%
Sale
40
June 25
June
June
17
June 27
June
111% June
5% June
120
16
25
12
15
3%
2
55c
1%
Sale
71%
64%
7%
11
55c
Sale
7%
72%
Sale
66
8% Feb. 26
3% Jan.
6
10% Jan.
6
May
5
June
13
June
15
12
June
1
Jan.
15% June 20
2% June 11
Jan.
:
Jan.
4
Mar. 22
Mar.
6
May 25
1% Feb.
7
10% Feb. 23
72
Apr. 24
68% Apr. 25
10% Feb.
5
1 %
8%
73
Sale
8
7% June 21
8% June 12
70
June 14
72
June
63
June
67
June
4
7% June 23
13
13
8% June 20
37
98% 103
98
103
15
17
18
17
21A Sale
1%
2%
9%
2
9%
18
Sale
17
18
20%
1%
21
3
10%
12
3
5
Sale
——
25
23
21
——
20
June
7
1% June
6
22% June 14
1% June 16
June
7
10
June
7
10% June
5
12% June
6
5
10
10% Sale
12
1%
22
75c
21%
20
Jan.
10
1% Jan. 22
10
Apr.
6
3% Jan. 18
8% Jan.
22
May 22
12% Jan. 17
19
1%
23
75c
June 12
90c
June
6
21
June
23
June
2
13
76
Mar. 19
18% Apr. 18
.54% Feb. 21
12% Feb. 16
June 16
139 % June
2 145
10
June 29
11% June
2
24
19
90c
3
7%
4%
26
22
Sale
1%
5
65c
15c
70
21
10% Sale
10%
143% Sale
10% Sale
June 27
June 27 100
100
Jan.
02
18
140
30
42
96% 102
125% Sale
7 A Sale
5
6
6
3
86
Feb.
7
12% Feb.
3
16
Apr. 24
June
Jan.
10% June 21
10% June
7
2% June 11
Jan.
.25% Feb.
10% Feb.
39% Feb.
May
27
June
28
Jan.
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"3%
37
42
6%
13%
13
8
55
46
18%
Sale
June
4% June
65c
Mar.
19
Mar. 14
79% Apr.
7
13
25% Feb.
5
Jan.
17
2
11% Apr. 30
Feb.
5
12% Jan.
24
6
22
May 22
Apr. 18
1% Apr.
9
24
25
84
Apr. 24
Apr.
3
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Sewing Machine Co
10
3,805 Int Hydro-Elec Sys C1A...25
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670
39
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113%
2
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2% June 18
7% June
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172 Continental Sec Corp......5
2%
Sale
12
Sale
Sale
5%
83
TrIIlOO
Sale
15
Sale
6
Sale
5,251 Brown ft Co 6% Cum pref. 100
10
113%
Sale
8
5
6
25
111% Sale
............
5,430 Boston Personal Proo
2,137
1,312
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2%
3
Sale
15%
14%
3
6%
2%
6
Sale
2
24% Sale
5
5%
1%
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5%
6%
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June
June
June
2
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June
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June
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90 % June
6
June
June
June 19
June
6
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June 22
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4% Feb.
15% Mar. 7
9% Feb.
7
7% Apr. 13
5% Apr.
1
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May 25
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5
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1
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22
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95
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June
6
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Jan.
9
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7
96% Apr. 25
July
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AQQREQATE SALES
In
June.
Shares.
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
m
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PRICES IN JUNE.
STOCKS
139
*
common..
Ask
24
24 X
9
Sale
l8*
1,101 Reece Button Hole Mach._10
1,902 Reece Foldtnft Mach Co
10
12,935 Shawmut Asm T C
212
8
—
520 Spencer Trask F*d
1,668
1,074
25,724 Stone & Webster
10,986 Swift & Co
490
9%
% Sale
56 % Sale
13,905 United Founders Corp com 1
44,140 United Shoe Mach Corp
25
6,665
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25
1,169
7
10
399 Waltham Watch class B
494
Preferred..
1-
1%
%
5 X
%
2%
IX
6
10
5X
17
4
9% June 18
18
June 21
June
4
59
June
4934 Jan.
9
June
16
13
June 27
Jan.
20
16
% June 25
June
19
4
4
5% Jtine 23
8
X June
9
67 X June 12
35 % June 29
5X June 14
1
2
4
4
17
41
June 21
June 26
17
4
June 21
17
June 26
*
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10X Sale
id" "II"
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12
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9
13
,
15
4
Feb.
2
Apr.
17
36
Mar. 27
5
Jan.
3
1
1
Mar. 21
9%
8 X June
12
1
10 J* June
June 21
17
12% June 22
19
Jan.
8
21
Jan.
3
55
10
Jan.
Feb.
24
May
4
1354 Jan. 24
1734 Jan.
5
1234 Mar. 2
654 May 14
1734 Jan.
5
12 34 June 22
17
854 Feb. 21
6
Apr. 25
45
50
7
Feb.
Apr.
9
Apr. 26
13
683
5% June 23
.*
Convertible preferred
320 Warren (S D) & Co com
May
1 % May
6
10
19
62
X May 25
5634 Jan.
2
3234 Jan.
5
2%
1X
5%
19
13
June
65 X June
33 % June
35%
60
60
16
Jan.
Jan.
May 18
Jan.
8
Jan.
8
57
11
%
Sale
IX
Jan.
Prices.
3434 Feb.
6
1034 Feb.
3
12 54 May
1
3
May
7
954 Feb. 17
1934 Feb.
6
1334 Feb.
7
18
10
2
5
Jan.
14
13
65 %
8% June
Sale
20% May 15
June 28
June 12
3
Highest.
Prices
654
1534
5%
14
Sale
Sale
11
31%
June 22
12
June 21
15% June 11
7% June
1
58% Sale
31%
"26"
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16%
7%
Sale
Sale
26
11^ June 22
2% June 18
13
X
5
Sale
Prices
6
Sale
59X
4%
2X
10P
10
15
17 X
6
.....100
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20,213 Warren Bros
1,259
Sale
65 X
com •
85
«.
15
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33
3,495 Venezuela Mexican Oil CrplO
895 Venezuela Holding Corp
*
1,849 Waldorf System Inc
85
15%
Sale
58X
Sale
50
5
Sale
23 % June
3
8
7%
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices.
9%
2%
15
_•
2,467 Union Twist Drill
26
8
8%
-
14 X
25
-
Sale
12
8
Inc cap stk
7,837 Torrlnflton Co
390
1,557
4,168
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest.
Ask
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2%
stock *
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12
..
40
June 30.
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27
lOO
1.
June
1934.
Bid.
85 Ry & Lt Sec Co
1,654
63
Jan. 2
9,086 Pacific Mills
w
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EXCHANGE
Price
Shares
877
STOCK
BOSTON
9
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4,092 Calumet Ac Hecla
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55 Island Creek Coal
20
563
5,567 Mohawk
14,746
-
-
1,610
1,515
2,560
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par
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IX
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IX
2
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IX
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Jan.
12
June
4
2
June
4
4
2X
52
June
4
30
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4
52
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June
IX
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l X
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June
13
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June
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4
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June
18
55c
Jan.
10
1
4
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4
13
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Jan.
26
Apr.
6
154 Feb. 24
1854 June 29
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June 13
June
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254 Feb. 15
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234 Feb. 17
34 Apr. 23
54 Mar. 31
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4,022 Shannon Copper Co
10
58,708 Utah Apex Mining
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531,874 Utah Metal Ac Tunnel.
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RANGE OF
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June
Shares_
-
Jan. 1 to June 30
23,193
296,954
<
1933.
1934.
Bond Sales.
1933.
82,029
338,382
1934.
Stock Sales.
$175,372
784,772
$139,000
873,703
June
Jan. 1 to June 30
1
STOCK
Price
EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
Since
In
BONDS
Jan. 1.
June.
94%
5,800
104
Jan.
94 %
Jan.
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Feb.
106% 103% June
105
Sale
1,000
200
4s School
2,600
1,000
1,700
4s 3d
series
2,900
4s Annex
6,300
8,300
1,000
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Paving
4s
104
105
94% Sale
94%
Apr.
104
Mar.
June 22 105% June 25
Jan.
104% June 25 104% June 25
104
94%
94%
94%
1955
104
104
5 105% June 20
Jan.
Feb.
1
-
1
1,000
Apr.
1
100
Apr.
1
1,000
Feb.
1
100
Mar.
1
1,000
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-
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1
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4,000
101
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June 25
June 25
June 25 101
June 25 101
101
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Feb.
90
100
100
98
26,200 3Ms New sewerage impt.
3%s
*_
1,500
1,000
June
11%
9%
9%
Balto
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Co.
16%
June 21
16%
11%
June 18
11% June 18
9% Jan.
June 21
11
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1,000 Ches & Po Tel of Va 1st 5s
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3
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30
15
Feb.
16
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Apr.
4 27
3
4
9 106
Apr.
4
78
Apr. 19
Apr. 19
Feb.
7
Feb.
7 100
42% June
6
28
Mar. 17
2
June 23
June 23
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100
42% June
4
27%
6
42% June
42% June
26% Jan
6
31
June 23
June 23
2
5
2
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86
Jamison Cold Storage Door
1,000
1,000
3,000
1,000
4,000
2,000
16,000
15,000
4,000
3,000
1,000
1,000
2,000
34,000
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June 18
19
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19
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June 21
17
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Apr. 24
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1
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97
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20,570
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(certificates)
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8
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5
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14
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3
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3,400
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16
Feb.
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9
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June
15
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1,000
Jan.
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16% Jan.
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Feb.
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11% June 18
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Jan.
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10% June
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103% Apr. 24
5
101% Mar.
9
103% May
106
Apr. 13
101% Apr. 30
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May
9
June 25
101
June 25
101
Mar.
]
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1,100
1,000
Apr.
Apr.
1
100
June 29
105% June 29
103 % Mar. 27
3
103% Apr.
105
Apr. 17
105% June 26
104
May 29
Feb. 12
100
Feb.
9
100
Feb.
1
1,000
1,000
10,000
7,000
% Mar. 15
106
1
1
11
21
104% June 25
103 % Apr. 11
1
103% June
106
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1,000
June 20
8
6 1013* Mar.
25 105% June 25
95 % Jan.
June 29
105% June
7 106
105
June 19 105% June 29
---
-
1
May
Mar. 15 103
1,000
2,300
4,900
T66o
2 104% Apr.
21 102% Feb.
Feb.
3,000
1,600
24 105 % June 25
Jan.
1
1
1951
Loan
18
22 104
11 105
1
--
105
Improvement.. 1954
Improvement.. 1951
4s Annex
6,000
June
2 106
24 103 % May 14
Jan.
June 20
June 20 105
105% June 25 105% June 25
June 13
104
June 13 164
105
104
94%
94%
(cpn).1957
7,500
200
23
Jan.
1957
House
sewer
17
30
Jan.
.
500
Prices
13 103 % Apr.
16 104 % Apr.
23 102% Feb.
Jan.
June 18
106
6
Sale
Prices
Sale
Prices.
104
94%
Ask
Bid
Ask
Bid.
Ask
Bid
...1962
1,400 4a Conduit
.-...1961
1,600 4s Jones Falls
4%s 2d Sewer coupon
1971
1,000
1961
15,600 4s Sewerage Impt
1961
1,100 4s Dock Loan
1961
4,200 4s School House..
-I960
1,200 4s Burnt District
...1958
3,000 4s Conduit......
1958
11,500 4s Water Loan
1957
2,000 4s Airport
1957
1,400 4s Engine House
Sale
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
June 30.
June 1.
1934.
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS
$
JAN. 1.
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN JUNE.
BALTIMORE
aggregate sales
Mar.
2
253
243
Feb.
1
90
Jan.
24
Jan.
Jan. 23
30
July
1934.]
AQQREQATE
BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES.
BALTIMORE
PRICES IN JUNE.
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
779
Jan.
STOCKS.
Conaol Gat BL & Power
257
6% preferred
26
353
5 %% pref
275
2,321
150
54 %
1,106 Emeraon Bromo Selta A...2.50
4,863 Fidelity 8c Deposit
20
2,678 Fidelity 8c Guar Fire Corp. 10
D
aer
E...
5% preferred-.
June
100
-100
.....100
Ask.
Bid.
*
21
aer
Ask
Bid.
111
100%
June 30.
Bid.
Lowest.
Ask.
Highest.
Lowest.
110
64
Sale
111
Sale
62
Sale
104
1.
Sale
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
62
June
1
65
June 11
109 A June 20 111
June 27
Sale'
June
108% June 25 111
7
10334 June
1 10434 June 26
----
103% Sale
104%
Sale
296
■
—
—
1,597
Finance Service
20
Common
com
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101
20
19
193*
....
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14
20% June 13
4034 June
4
18
19
June
11
June 22
5
300
2d pref
4
2,739
56
692
172
851
5,345
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563
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7
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6
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3234
195
—
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1% June 11
8% June 11
3 34 June
9
234 June 30
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2
2
7% Jan.
May
1% Jan.
21
200
213
4
Jan.
Feb.
7 200
June
7
185
Mar.
200
2
34
June
14
28
Jan.
35
June
5
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13
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June 22
June 19
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10
11
June
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88
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13
543
June
5
June 19
2
1% June
5234 June 25
55
1 % June
5534 June
2
4
23
52
24
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Sale
3
3
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June 23
7
3
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29
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Feb.
Feb.
1
Jan.
17
88
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7
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56
Feb.
13
11%
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26
23
May 24
4
Apr. 26
Apr. 27
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7
10
70c
Jan. 24
Jan.
Feb
10
15c
Feb.
9
7
Feb.
23
5
65% Jan. 11
85
26
June
18
June 20
29
June
4
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Apr. 16
Brought Forward from Page 63.
Paris
Cables
Mar. 21
3
6
Francs
Checks
26
10
12%
5c
5% Sale
15
30
May 26
Apr. 27
Jan. 30
70c
Sale
RATES OF EXCHANGE
Bankers'
Apr.
6% Apr.
25% May 29
934 Apr.
6
74% Jan.
9
1% May
8
45% Jan.
9
11% Jan. 26
23
May 24
9
Feb.
Mar. 23
49
2% Jan.
141
10%
May 31
7c
Jan.
22
5%
30
27
Sale
3 H
5
31
7
18
3%
10
688 Western National Bank
June
1%
6
2% Feb.
i
19
5
31% June
Sale
139
10
2
Feb.
32% Sale
....
1H
June
4
1% June
5
15
1% Jan. 24
8% June 11
7c
42
14
...10
67,150 US Fidelity Ac Guar...... 2
253 Western Md Dairy Corp pref*
40
Feb.
4
Mar.
75c
18
32
12
318 Standard Gas E* pref
100
10 United Porto Rlcan Sug pfd*
6,747 United Rys & Elec Co com.50
_
4
Jan. 19
Jan.
1 % Jan.
6
Feb.
1% Sale
"48" ~49%
8c Power
286 Seaboard Comm'l
130
-
7% June
1
20 Roland Pk Homel'd Co pf.100
5 Roland Park Co prior pf..l00
156
-
Vern-Woodb Mllla preflOO
Common.....
3,650 Penna Water
—
May 29
May 29
May
2
June
6
June 30
7
"8% Sale
.
New Amsterdam Casualty
5
468 Northern Genrral Ry...
.50
3,500 Owlngs Mills Distillery Inc._l
435
%
%
9%
9%
25c
9%
....
Sale
1
14,014
45
*
6%
4%
29 Nat Central Bk of Bait...100
86 National Marine Bank.....30
2,135
..
Mt
16
Jan.
4% Jan. 10
June 30
100
8c Miners Tranap
W Penn PS 7% pref .25
219 Mortgage Bd & Title Co com. *
320
—
.25
B
3,548 Merch
3,240 Monon
19
-
25c
% May 29
44 Mercantile Trust Co...——50
474
-
June 30
32 May Oil Burner Corp com..10
19
«
25c
*
Second preferred—.....25
Maryland Caa Co......
I
1 Maryland & Pa RR
.
.
Sale
4
2%
..100
...
9
7% Jan. 25
5
Apr. 12
Apr. 12
2% Jan. 11
25c
common * t
lar preferred
.3 34 Jan.
5
inaurance Shares Md ctfa..
Mfra Finance
% May 21
5% Feb.
8
9
100
Houaton Oil preferred.
3
9
12
Apr.
6
8
5% Mar. 16
8
com...
45 Home Credit Co pref.---..50
17,436
132
2,147
Jan.
Jan.
18
Mar.
20
Jan. 17
3
100
350 Guilford Realty Co
110
Preferred..
June 11
3}
10
Preferred-.
10
5 Ga Sou & Fla 1st pref..-.100
10% Apr.
44% May
22
.
10% Jan. 23
cl A..10
B
Feb. 16
Jan
3
18
3
June 26
June
7
3 104% June 26
Jan.
18
3834 June 26
20
19
19
40
40
Highest.
Jan. 12 111
93
864
135
1.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
10
939 Finance Go of Am class A..
—
JAN.
65
Feb.
7
52% Jan.
8
105% Jan. 18 111% May 19
249 Eastern Rolling Mill
459
SINCE
2
1934.
Par
5,576
RANGE
Price
Since
June.
65
a.56
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Cleveland Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON CLEVELAND
____198,122
Jan. 1 to June 30
AGGREGATE SALES.
June.
STOCKS
——*
Aetna Rubber
Electric pref____100
13 Akron Rubber Reclaiming..*
50
5,752
122
577
Ask.
2
1
—
Electric......
""300
1,200
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"449
2,947
255
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51K
%
28
"52
IK
%
55
17%
18
21
63 K
...
80 K
3,225
2,917 Cleveland Trust
100
384 Cleveland Union Stkyds
4,685 Cleveland Worsted Mills ...»
139
270
2,170 Cliffs Corporation
60
v t c
100 Commercial Bookbinding..
"115
3,697 Corrlgan McKlnney voting. .1
Non-voting
1
1,198
90
Dow Chemical
140
4,513
313
313
336
Preferred
.
...
._.*
417 Faultless Rubber
.....*
1,957 Federal Knitting Mills ......
*
1,580 Ferry Cap & Set Screw
95
'35"
39K
46
8%
9
1*
V*
...
100
10 Goodyear T & R 1st pref
*
...100
75 Great Lakes Towing
.....
45
300
42
"loo
290
156
52
32
20
10
Preferred..
1,802
146
100
Preferred
40 Myers (F E) Bros......
Preferred
169
"id
*
10
698 National Carbon pfd.....100
55
5 National City
"950
4,191
1,566
4,279
529
614
(Old)
Preferred....
1
"l~877
324
196
Preferred
"""420
91
15
2,925 Ohio Brass"B"
237
•
325 Packer Corp....
._.....*
500 Paragon Refg 3d pmt end...*
June
3
June 27
Jan.
3
Mar. 22
5654 June 15
56
69
66
67
65
June 29
76
12%
10%
1254
1054 June 29
13
15
10
7
654 Sale
7
354
1154 Sale
1154 Sale
94
22
June
4
654 June 27
4
10
June
10
June 21
10 % June 29
754 June
1
654 June 28
11% June 30
11% June 30
93 K June 13
June 21
June 26
90
June
68
62
11054 119
1954
23
112
69
June 25
June 26 112
22
June
9
22
8
12
June 11
June
3,508 Patterson-Sargent.........*
•No par value.
22
June
9
11
Mar. 19
5
56 % June 15
57
May
4
Mar.
2
83
25
11
June 21
13
Feb.
May 25
8
354 May
12
Jan.
Jan.
16
3
Jan.
10
7
6
17
Jan.
9
17
Jan.
69K
Mar. 20 100
Apr. 24
69
June 25
62
108 K Mar. 27 112
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10 22
15
June 21
72
76
71
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4
—
75
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90
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50
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75
77
12
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31
72
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82
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June 21
82
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2
51
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50
41
2554
30
14
16
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1
16 % June 23
99
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83
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95 %
19
93
95
95
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95
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1754
18
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18
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1
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16
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50
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1
20
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154
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6
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2
4
25 % June 19
4
3
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14
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12
1
5
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4
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3
45
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5
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133
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5
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18
454 June 16
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8
5
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5
9
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4
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50
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4
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19
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6
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354
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103
4
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3
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15
70
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2
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5K Jan.
56 K Apr.
82
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3
12
10
12
12
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12
9
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3
75
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1
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15
17
19
8
20
9
10
12
12
21
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18
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19
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95
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54 May 12
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6
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26
22
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2154 Jan.
2
33
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3
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12
8
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2
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30
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254 Jan.
3
24
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5
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12
26
14
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11
254 Jan.
5
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8
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2 54 June
4
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30
14
23
18
5
12
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50
12
5K Feb.
7
Apr. 12
16
70
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June
11
June 22
2K June
21
1
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5K June 11
75
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1
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5
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24
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12
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1
14
June 14
80
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2
95
4
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4
June 14
54
18
15
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354 Feb.
654 Feb.
56% Apr.
82
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20
Apr.
41
June
4K Apr.
Mar.
5K June
4K Jan.
55
30
16
26
29
20
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13
4K Jan.
24
9
15
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2
19
June 29
Feb.
23
95
Feb. 23
11
8K Feb. 19
Jan. 25 140
May 11
Mar.
2
Mar.
2
60
5
9
Jan.
7K Feb.
4K Jan.
135
60
5
45
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19
IK June 12
3*
21*
12*
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26
May 29
Jan.
6
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13
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17
8
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75
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4
75
3
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17
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9
1854 June 18
1454 Jan.
6
May 31
Feb.
6
Jan.
26
May 29
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Feb
17
17
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8,
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Mar. 13
12
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96 % Apr.
9
90
Mar. 14
5
1.
46
June 22
18K June 20
27
84 K Apr.
95
141
5
10
8
5K June 29
2% June
1
234 June 23
6
454
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June 20
4
9854
554
6
13654 141
23
23
4
5
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554 June
50
9
3
45
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10
20
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1
June 27
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8
4%
10
4
8
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44
Jan.
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May 18
5K Feb. 21
28
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8
65
16
85
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12
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22
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5
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5
14
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12
4
6
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2
41
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354
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85
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27
75
21H Sale
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Jan.
80
5%
8
16
16
3
80
6
6%
354 June
1854 June 20
2
29
Jan.
15
8
12
38
6
3K May
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84
2
June
Apr. 30
10
81
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3954 Jan.
5054 Jan.
44
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3
83
5% Jan. 20
28 K Jan. 29
6
5 110K June 26
34
38
1854 June 20
8254 June 29
554 June 22
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10054 Jan.
3
1854
83
5 54
15
5
24
254 Mar. 24
5
8
7
7
6
55K June
7
1
2354 Feb.
86 % Apr. 23
2
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10
10
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154 June 29
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2 11054 June 26
53
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9
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3
56
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68
254 June 21
200 ParagonKefgBv t c 3d P End *
16
20
May 10
3
25
June 27
5
*
Preferred..............100
3
Jan.
40
32
100 North Amer Securities A
109
13
3
154 June 29
23 % June
6
17%
110%
9
Apr.
Jan.
254
1754
8054
5 54
554
...»
11,117 Nestle Le Mur "A".
1,024 Nineteen Hundred Corp * A"*
6
Feb.
45
16
38
.......100
......100
June
1
55
354
17 K
6
...50
3
2254 June 12
82 % June 30
13
June 30
2
98
40
40
National Tile...
1954 June 27
8254 June 30
2% June 21
2
Jan.
354
17%
25
10 National Tool
•
8
53%
7
20
Jan.
38
..100
National Refining
Sale
154
254
3
14
Prices.
3
Feb.
7
2554 June 14
54 Apr. 20
6K Apr. 18
33
Apr. 20
8K Apr. 20
70 % May 18
2
May 11
3K Apr. 28
8K June 28
34 %
3
88 K
..........
2,585 National Acme.
125
9
2
3
*
June
20%
....*
...»
11
5
100
...
.
_
Sale
19%
82%
55
88
45
490 Murray Ohio
"
8K June 28
25
100
157 Miller Wholesale Drug
2,739 Mobawk Rubber.....
20
VA
3%
10%
100
•
2,686 Kelly Island L St T
50 Korach Company..........•
6,685 Lamson Sessions....
.._*
1,451 McKee (Arthur G) B
*
1,916 Medusa Portland Cement
1,681 Metropolitan Paving Brick..*
"410
63
10K
.......*
Preferred
10K
8
253 Higbee 1st preferred..... 100
210
9
Apr.
29
50
•
45
;
2454
8
5,665 Inter lake SS
1,136 Jaeger Machine
2,080 Kaynee Co
52%
Mar.
55
46
10
Preferred
...100
151
309 Hanna M A $7 pref.........*
106
460
June 30
June 30
4%
29
10
3,038 Harbauer
1,302 Harris Seybold Potter......*
2
Sale
2
May
IK Apr.
4
2K June 13
1
Apr.
6
54 May 31
5
22
100
555 Halle Brothers
655
*»
Preferred
70
4
26
.....*
......._.*
151 God man Shoe
33 Goodrich (B F) pref..
.100
June
70
3
Jan.
554 June 26
10
174 General Tire & Rubber....25
'
55
15
4
50
44
13 y8
30
26
585 FooteBurt..
810 Fostoria Pressed Steel Corp.*
5
10
"l2
4
June 20
654 June
25
"5%
150
866 Greif Bros Cooperage
25
110
9
554 June 29
33
1
66
"7 i"
100
85
8
112
20 Firestone Tire & Rubber..10
20
Sale
5
75
308 Firestone T & R 0% pref..100
11
17 H
10
June 19
554 June 26
254 June 13
654
Highest.
Sale
Prices
1
May 24
2554 June 14
54 Apr. 20
85
109
103
20
...
31
35
5
63 54
11
104
10%
193
514
6% preferred
10,815 Geometric Stamping
2
1%
254
B*
IK June 11
2554 June 14
554 June 29
6
554
66
2%
24
*
350 Enamel Products
92
5H
35
Sale
5%
24
Prices
-----
*
100
......
281 Elec Controller At Mfg..
19
I*
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70
(After 50% stock div)
101
20
65
10
Sale
Sale
104
154
..100
2
1%
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices
154 June 11
25% June 14
Ask.
46
90 %
Certificates of deposit.. 100
581
JAN. 1.
RANGE SINCE
Lowest.
June 30.
Bid.
2
100
.
682 Cleveland Kjs
323
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1%
10
3,979 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref...*
3,006 Cleveland Elec 1)1 6% preflOO
4 Cleveland Quarries
424
2
67
85
20
Cleveland Builders Realty..
504 Cleveland Builders Supply..*
1,048
0%
53 K
9
100
1,404
10
m mm
70
28 Cleve Autom Mach 1st pf._
138
K
5%
100
....
Central United National
4,404 City Ice Ac Fuel
10
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100
*
238 Chase Brass dt Cop pfd
i",io2
4%
30
100
Preferred
Ask
*
20 Canfield Oil
■m
5
*
Brown Fence & Wire B.
42 Bulkley Building pref
305 Byers Machine A
21
28
1%
15
100
Preferred
87
200 Bessemer Limestone A
;;
-4h
*
*
Preferred
Bid.
10
*
Allen Industrie*.
3,867 Apex
214
35
395
June 1.
1934.
Par.
20 Air-Way
20
$82",000
__
Price
Bid.
2,050
100
Jan. 1 to June 30_
Jan. 2
Shares
Shares
—
PRICES IN JUNE.
CLFVELAND
8TOOE EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
In
June
1933.
1934.
Bond Sales.
1933.
88,544
275,700
1934.
-Shares_ 21,575
Stock Sales.
■
June
ar.
20
Feb.
13
1
July
1934.]
AGGREGATE
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES.
CLEVELAND
PRICES IN JUNE.
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
June.
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
665
25
—
-
STOCKS
20
240
1,075
Pref
358
52
*
v t c ser
1.
.-
——*
25
r t c
100
2,869 Selby Shoe
210 Sheriff Street Market...
589
145
—
—
—
-
-
4
—
-
*
9,130 Sherwin-Williams
Preferred
1,522
1,585 Smallwood Stone A
25
100
.
-
52
540 Standard Textile
26
47
A
23^
Sale
105
230 Stouffer Corp A
10
4
44%
%
%
2%
June 22
40% June
6
% June 28
2
Prices.
June 29
39
% June 28
June 27
2
June 27
2
5
12
June
5
June 15
10
Jan.
20
23
21
May
Jan.
6
Feb.
8
67
June
8
70
June 28
47% Jan.
70
105% 106
107
105
%
%
%
%
May 17
June
2 107
June 27
99
107
June 27
20
6%
66
68
2% June
2
2% June
2% June
9
20
69%
%
5
%
5
3%
11%
9
11
13
80
70
80
70%
80
30
30
30
170
365 Union Metal...............*
2,605 Van Dorn
37%
6%
1 %
450 Vlchek
Tool
*
2,210 Weinberger Drug..
V
757 West Res In* Corp pr pref 100
3,043 Youngstown Sheet & TubeLd
55
334
14
13%
3
%
3% June 16
9% June 29
Sale
34
30
June 14
June 23
1
June
June
3
9%
8% June
June
8% June 22
22
38
42
16
June
25
40
June
44% June
83
26
Feb.
4% Apr.
15
Jan.
Jan.
,
Jan.
6
21
10% Feb. 27
1
18
80
16
36
18% Feb. 27
Jan.
26
Apr.
4% Feb.
11
6
2
Feb.
4
2% Jan.
2
1
May 21
2% Jan.
4
7% Jan. 11
1% June
3
9
30
Jan.
71
30
""m
23
Sale
41%
72
June 23
2%
Sale
8%
June 14
<7*
22
Jan.
1% Feb. 17
Jan.
15
72
30
3
4
3
21
23
Jan.
% June
3% May
9% Apr.
14%
70
28
5% Jan.
24% Apr.
% Feb.
June 16
% June 16
3% June 16
9% June 29
5
66 Truscon Steel pref.......100
25
1
9
2
490 Thompson Products Inc
*
176 Trumbull-Cliffs preferred 100
171
% Mar.
2% Feb.
8
June
3%
2% Sale
1
IK
2%
3
7
8%
Prices
4% June 19
49% Jan. 25
5% Feb. 16
June
10
15%
Jan.
83
12
Sale
2% Jan. 10
Jan.
4
% June 28
% Mar. 1
4% June 19
44
Highest.
Sale Prices.
12
21
21
•
4
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
21
%
4
%
2
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
2%
12%
6%
%
pd
50
1
1.
24
65
so*
:::::
*
%
2
12
24
21
99
Ask.
3%
48%
K
3
2%
22%
4%
47 % Sale
*
85 Standard Oil of Ohio pref. 100
-
l
%
%
2%
2
Sale
3
........
Preferred
}
42
40%
%
%
4r
2
4%
4
40% Sale
%
%
%
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
4
3
..
.
7,874 Selberllng Rubber
50
Ask.
Bid.
1.
June
1934.
Par.
95 Robblns & Myers
Series 2.
65
-
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
1,831 Peerless Motor.
12,046 Rlchnmn Brut
881
67
Feb.
7
5
9% Feb.
6
22
22
9
June
2
25
34
June 21
Jan.
2
58% Apr. 18
Jan.
No par value.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
1934.
June
Jan. 1 to June 30
1933.
122,324
--Shares.
593,851
1,371,990
967,870
AGGREGATE SALES.
PRICES IN JUNE.
%
2,000
2,000
1934.
Par
Bid.
13,000 Pittsburgh Brewing ii.JW
2,000 Mon R C & C 6s
Ask.
89
June
Bid.
1.
98
»•
'
118%
*
25
125
47
511 Amer Window Glass pref. 100
100
—
—
-
—
Preferred
-
10,017
100
11% Sale
13%
_
530 Duff
_
11
25
3%
1%
Sale
*
2
Sale
2%
114
629 Electric
793
29
25
120
•
88,206 Lone Star Gas
2,100 McKinney Manufacturing..*
3,920 Mesta Machine..
.....5
450
-
83
1,147
600
800
Preferred
...
10
479
8,689
127
'IttNburgh Forging*
1,282
625
..
235 Pittsburgh Steel Foundry..*
885 Plymouth Oil
I
8,100
74,870 Renner Brewing Co........l
596 Ruud Mfg.................5
98,100 San Toy Mining........
1
9,045 Shamrock Oil Ac Gas........*
3,370 Standard Steel Spring......*
20 Union Storage
.....25
7,455 United Engine At Fdy
1,210 United States Glass.......25
1,880 Vanadium Alloy Steel......*
82,364 Victor Brewing Co.........I
10
650
65
10
1,525
-
253
23,973
'
35
2,117
3,616
75 Waverly Oil A
■a
Sale
1% Sale
13%
•
10 Wiser Oil Co
--—-
14
22% Feb. 17
Feb. 19
90
10 % Feb.
0
Apr. 16
June 20
June
2
9
June 20
Jan. 11
11
1% June 19
18
3%
1%
2%
1% Jan.
13
Jan.
16
19
June
8
14
Jan.
4
11% June
9
10% June
4
57
Apr. 12
3% Mar. 27
June
1
3% June
6
1
Sale
3%
4
June 30
3% June
6
2
12
4
June 28
12
June
2
4
15
June 28
June 19
"4" mi!
13%
3
5
Sale
7%
2%
Sale
2%
18%
17
June 30
2%
11%
3%
11%
Apr.
Jan.
6%
.....
Sale
83
Sale
5%
Sale
1%
1
12
2%
4%
12% June
2
6%
2%
5%
2% June
5
4% June 25
14% June 14
June
8
6
June 14
2%
2% June
19
5
3
3
June 12
5% June 15
June 19
7 % June
1
2% June
7
61
June 12
82
83
82
June
5%
5%
6
5% June 11
June
1
1%
Jan.
15
6% June
1% June
June 12
1
10c
5c
6c
W
"3"
~4% "2% inn
30
28
8
8
6c
6c
3
June 13
34
3%
39}
71
Sale
3
Sale
8
48
49%
7%
7
52
7%
2
34
3
15
June 25
June 12
June 15
3% June
1
1
1%
Sale
33
June
June 22
3% June 20
28% June 29
54
7%
-----
June
4
46
June
6
7% June
1
8
June
8
8
4
June
8
4
June
1
June 4
Sale
4c
Sale
1%
Sale
2
Sale
11
1%
3c
4c
1%
14%
Sale
Sale
3c
1%
4c
2%
1 % June 22
11
June 20
3c
June 14
1% June
1
2 % June
5
11
June 20
4c
June
4
13
June 20
1% June 28
14% June
1
15
June 12
15
18% June 26
15
21
June 12
June
7
1%
5
27%
38%
Sale
18
Feb
24*
Jan.
21
2
16
14
11
26
June
2
Feb.
June
75
17
31
Feb. 23
Jan.
85
Apr. 18
100
5% June
1
8% Feb.
6
Mar. 14
Mar.
1
Jan.
Feb.
2P
Jan.
1% June
15H
Mar.
Feb.
19
8
Feb.
5
Mar. 13
5c
7c
Jan.
27 110c
Anr.
6
Apr.
Apr.
5
3
June
5/ 7c
13/ 5
leb.
5
28
30
May 11
Jan.
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
25
Jan.
4
Apr. 21
11% Apr.
4
2
May
13% Apr.
1% Jan.
9% Jan.
Mar.
57
Jan.
3c
Feb.
5% Feb. 23
39% Jan.
7
39
37
4
June
8
5
16% Feb.
t
If
f
2% Apr.
4
Apr. 18
15
7c
Feb.
20
!
20
1%
Sale
4%
Sale
Sale
19
1%
4%
Sale
4%
22
Sale
25
June
1%
1%
4%
21%
31%
June
1
June 12
June
5
June 18
June > 6
4
20
June 27
1% June 20
1% June 12
4% June 13
28% June 13
39% June 13
1 % May 24
Feb. 14
15
June 12
25
16
Jan.
5
25% Feb. 26
2
13
20"" "23"
20
1
Jan.
May
May
4% Feb.
5% Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
1
54% June 27
13% Sale
1%
6
12
4
61
1% June 20
2% June 26
June 22
Feb.
Feb. 23
18
Feb.
2% Jan.
4% Jan.
2% Jan.
5
May
1% Jan.
15
6c
B
19
10
9
18
65
61% June
83% June
1% June 13
Sale
Feb. 26
3% Apr.-18
3% June
6
2% Apr. 18
12% May 25
6% Feb.
5
17% Jan.
1%
J*
16% Feb. 19
Jan.
15
62
3
58
10
—
-----
21%
37
5
May 14
Feb. 23
100
56
18
Mar. 15
Feb. 19
1% Apr. 19
93
Apr. 24
153
Apr. 26
3
Apr.
4
3% Apr.
4
26% Feb. 16
4
10
2%
1
10
55
._._.*
24,560 Western Public Service.....*
16,082 Westlnghouse Air Brake....*
8,018 Westghouse El At Mfg......80
v
622
June 27
3
4%
...1
95
8,500
9
....1
3,940 Pittsburgh Oil A Gau.......5
14.494 Pittsburgh Plate Glass
25
59,171 pltti Screw Ir Bolt Corp..
•
June 18
Jan.
10% June
10%
Sale
10
Preferred...............50
6,586 Pittsburg Brewing..
*
5,930
Preferred...
*
118 Pittsburgh Coal Co pref.. 100
1,085
12%
12%
Sale
20 Penn Federal preferred...100
45,900 Phoenix Oil com
25c
1,000
-
9%
3
693 Nat Fireproofing Corp......*
532
—
"4"" "II!
100
.
502 Jones At Laughlln St'l pf-.lOO
2,388 Koppers Gas A Coke pref. 100
6,861
—
Preferred
18
17% June 26
4
Products
2,676 Follanabee Bros pref.....100
47,123 Port Pittsburgh Brewing...1
8,358 Herb-Walker Refrac com.. *
------
3%
5
12% Sale
*
.....
7,100
—
Norton Mfg
June 18
2
10%
3,770 Duquesne Brewing.........5
Class A
15,567
5
2,400
June 20
1% June 19
11% Sale
1
18
13
100
...
18
9
13
•
...
June
90
Sale
15,177 Devonian Oil.............It
■'
l.ioo
Highest.
.
Prices
Sale Prices
Jan. 25 100
Apr. 11
June 18 120
June 18
1
17%
10 Consolidated Ice pref.__._50
30 Crandall McK& Head..
...*
2,637
18
9%
14% Sale
1,760 Clark (D L) Candy
....*
25,088 Columbia Gas A Electric...*
------
91
120
1
---
100
2,057
Lowest.
Sale
9
*
300 Central Ohio Steel Prod
1,066 Central Tube Co
--
Highest.
95
*
10
22,187 Armstrong Cork Co
18,755 Blaw-Knox Co
80 Byers (AM) preferred
310 Calorizing preferred
98,289 Carnegie Metals
Lowest
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
100
June 14 100
June 14
120
June 18 120
June 18
10
100
500 Arkansas Nat Gas Corp
564
Preferred
868
IIIII
18
Preferred..
...100
725 Aluminum Goods Mfg
*
525 American Fruit Growers com*
514
1.
Par
1,140 Allegheny Steel..
•
Ask.
100
25
t
June 30.
Atk. Bid.
1949
STOCKS
Shares.
150
69,000
Jan. 2
BONDS
$
ares.
1933.
$3,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Sxnce
Jan. 1.
1934.
$4,000
20,000
-
Jan. 1 to June 30
PITTSBURGH
8TOOK EXCHANGE
In
June.
Bond Sales.
June.
Jan.
6
4
Jan.
6
20
Jan.
9
15% Mar.
Jan.
1% June
4% May
21% June
30% May
90c
8
Mar.
17
12
14
'4% Feb.
1
18% Apr. 24
Mar.
1
8
30
1 % June 20
2
May 22
7
Feb.
6
18
35% Feb.
14
47
8
Feb.
Mar.
75
75
Feb.
Jan,
8
6
5
■
8
UNLISTED.
221
—
—
-
—
-
_
1,781 Lone Star Gas t% pref... 100
<
•
4.'50
-
•;.
f
*
No par value,
A%% preferred
85 PenroadCorpv tc
x
Ex-dividend.
...100
•
65
75
Sale
.....
70
76
Sale
70
76
71
68% Jvne 28
"V:
'
.
,
*1
i
-T"
'
72
June
9
64
75
' Jan.
1 Jan.
Jan.
13%
3
10
24
9
10
3% Jan, 23
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
June
Shares
—
PRICES
DETROIT
AGGREGATE SALES.
Jan. 2
Since
In
Uune.
Jan. 1.
Shares
Shares.
STOCKS
138,304
24,982
2,563
106
Baldwin Rubber cltn A
Class A
2
*
*
X
5
17 X
1,488
4,186
50,977 Bower Roller Bearing
5
59,243 Brings Mfg Co common
20,245 Burroughs Adding Mach—*
81,298 Chrysler Corp common
..5
915 Consolidated Paper com
It
9,833 Conti nental Motors com
387 Crowley, MUner & Co com..*
8,637
mm
"725
'
"V"
2% Sale
IX
6X
8
IX
Sale
Ask
■
2X
X
2%
—
—IX
14 X Sale
14%
8
"15"
52
9% "15"
12 X Sale
15%
15X
58 X Sale
IX Sale
55
53
55
12X
16%
12%
14
12
14
16%
13%
17%
14%
39%
38
9X
X
3
Sale
13X
38%
12
IX
4X
Lowest.
June 30.
1.
Ask. Bid
"6%
Class B
19,065
12,496 Bendlx Aviation Corp
470 Bohn Aluminum & Brass...5
878
Bid.
new
50
mm
4s*
1% Sale
%
X
106
560
June
1934.
Bid
Par
10
300
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN JUNE.
Price
8TOCK EXCHANGE
12,781
1933.
2,056,497
Shares 2,434,343
Jan. 1 to June 30
893,330
163,873
1934,
Stock Sales.
1933.
1934.
Stock Sale.
39
7
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Sale Priest.
2X June 29
X June 23
6% June 12
6% June 26
13 X June
51H June
Sale
Prices.
3% June
9
% June 12
6% June 12
6% June 26
16% June
9
53 X June 22
12 X June
16 X June
13%
17%
14%
43%
13 X June
39% June
June
June
June
June
21
28
19
16
i%
June
8
12
1%
3
I
June
5
Highest.
Prices.
Sale Prices
IX Jan.
% Jan.
3% Jan.
6 % June
% Jan.
13% June
51 % June
9% Jan.
12% Jan.
12% May
37% May
8% Jan.
8
6
29
June
5
1
26
29
2
2
2
Feb.
2
9% Feb. 23
6 % June 26
5
1% Feb.
23
Jan. 30
65
Apr. 25
3
17% Feb. 28
12
19% Apr. 26
19% Jan. 31
59% Feb. 21
__
14
14
5
3% May 23
4%
4% Apr. 20
12% Apr. 19
2% Mar. 1
4% Mar. 17
'
3,132
700
600
1,300
1,325
■mm.*.
486
1,259
7,525
1,025
1,531
mm
-
-
"534
30
179
mm
mm
-
m.
Class B
400
mm
289
m
8,724 Detsel Wemmer Gilbert comlt
6,770 Detroit A Clevel Nav com..10
.100
4,973 Detroit Edison com.
23,000 Detroit Mich Stove common. 1
*
27,942 Detroit Paper Products
50 Dolphin Paint & Varnish A.*
—
6,684
965
10,025 Eaton Manufac'g Co com
*
56,143 Eureka Vacuum Cleaner...
Ex-Cello Aircraft A Tool
3
25,078 Federal Mogul common
..*
32,565 Pederal Motor Truck com...*
*
2,542 Federal Screw Works com
13,301 Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
Class B
...»
Fourth Nat Investors com..!
52
7X
2X
8
3
76
Sale
1
Sale
3%
10
2%
10 X
7
9
3
2%
77
79
X
9%
7X
3%
Sale
4
Sale
Sale
3
4
7
38
16 X
10
Gemmer Mfg Co class A
General Motors com
II
Graham-Paige Motor com.
Gt Lakes Eng Wks com
10
12
9% June 13
2% June 12
78% June 22
1
June 26
12
10
June
1
June 20
1%
Sale
5X
Sale
39X June
16% June
39
"io"
Sale
7
ox
3% Sale
4% Sale
3%
19% 20%
\Vi
3
4
1
10
June
1
5X June
1
3
June 23
4X June 28
45%
18%
10%
7%
June 19
June
8
June
8
June 16
4% Jan.
2% Jan.
9
12
Jan.
5
62
% June 26
3% Jan. 19
1%
X
32%
15%
7%
3%
Mar.
May
Jan.
May
Jan.
Jan.
19
14
31
14
2
5
June 23
3% June 12
3
6
4% June 28
2% Jan. 18
June
8
16
19
20
6%
8X
35% Sale
3% Sale
20
6X
31
2X
22
2%
5
39
7
15
24
Jan.
4
Mar. 16
June 28
21% June 15
20
Jan.
June
"io"
----
Sale
21% June
June
21
-----
20% June
39
15X
...
1,589
1,137
79,115
35,273
1,100
June
X June 26
1%
12
IX
34 X Sale
14 X
15
7 X June
6
2X June 21
74
2
IX
*
883 Dome Mines Ltd
78,313
4%
2%
Sale
66
30%
1%
31
2
30% June
2
4
June 27
31% June 15
2% June 19
4
6% Jan. 22
30% June
4
2
9% June 13
3% Jan. 30
Feb. 23
84
2
123
13
Feb. 17
Mar. 24
Mar. 19
May 14
45% June 19
22% Feb. 16
14% Feb. 19
8
Feb. 23
6% Feb.
1
8% Jan. 30
5% Feb. 23
24% Feb.
3
39
June
7
27% Feb.
5
8
Mar. 8
Feb.
5
4% Feb.
10% Apr.
1
4
2
6% Feb.
3
7
2
57% Jan.
2
June 27
6% Jan.
19
3% Jan.
31% May
1% Jan.
42
'
2,950
55,433 Hall Lamp
Hiram
223
100
mm.
mm
-
1~517
5,967
165
50
1,962
100
125
100
30
mm
-
-
4", 279
670
~
.
.
mmmmm
— —
-
—
900
*
com
Hoover Steel Ball
313
116
.'
"
6~dl7
4,406
826
m
Sale
Sale
Sale
55
.10
1
Hosklns Mfg Co common....*
16
Houdallle-Hershey class A.
11X Sale
com
Class B
•
Sale
Sale
4
Hudson Motor Car.......
565 Kermath Mfg com._......._l
14
50 Ktrsch Co
conv
4X
4X June
37%
2%
19
22X
4X
9X
IX
35% June
3X
13X Sale
17
23
4X
12X
4X
12X
IX
1
4
9X
1
common..
4% June
8
18X
X
4X
2X
Sale
19
IX
6X
4
18
4
8X
IX
8%
173*2
IX
June
37% June 19
6
June 26
June
June
June
June
June
22
27
5
June
7
4
June
1
28
1%
Sale
5%
3X
IX Sale
2X
5
3%
i8
18
June
6
4% June
14
June
1 % June 27
8% June 28
19
June 29
1% June 18
12,235
3,500
732
18
15
16,725 Scotten Dillon com..
...II
9,223 Second Nat Investors com_.l
90
Preferred
..........
9
9X
1
aVA
Sale
6
51H
~52%
22
9
9X
6
5
June
7
June
1
4
20
—
1
IX
1
June
4
1% June
3X
5
2% June
8
3 X June
22
1
4
8X
10% June
9
10% June
9
6X June
9
IX Sale
39X
Sale
3X
23 X
57
2
39
41
3X Sale
24X
59%
2%
3X
2% Sale
2
Sale
2
7% June
8
1% June
38% June
1% June
1
43% June 16
4
Sale
24%
3% June 22
23% June
24% June 11
Sale
52
51
61
3
4
n
19
Sale
•
3%
IX
Sale
2
17X
18X
3
2X
40X
9% Sale"
3
2%
5% Sale
5
Sale
5
408 Third Nat Investors com_...l
14
15
Sale
16
Sale
4
Sale
2%
Sale
1,686
6,429
377
420
mm
mm mm
45,329
108,817
13,833
16,409
6*
Tlmken Axle com.........IS
Tlvoll Brewing Co common. 1
Truscon Steel Co..........10
United Shirt Distributors..*
4>
2)
51
500 U S Radiator com..........*
272
"5" 622
128,323 Warner Aircraft Corp com..1
200
207
916 Whitman A Barnes com..2410
3,177 Wolverine Portland Cem...l0
*"*425
4,062 Young (L A )Co com........*
200 Wolverine Tube
959
342
•
common
Unlisted Dept.—
11,203 American Radiator.
3,090 Amer Tel A Tel Co.
Amer Tel A Tel Co
No par value,
a
Option sale,
3
Sale
1%
2
17%
18
10% Sale
3%
3
5
5
6%
6%
3% Sale
5%
5%
2% Sale
3
4
Sale
1
4X
4
5
&
6%
319 Walker A Co units
•
Sale
3
•
16,907 Universal Cooler class A
Class B
107,861
.....*
5,697 Universal Product com.....*
8,451
16,870
4
17
OX Sale
1
3
7
7
...
June 27
4
June
June
8
9
2
2X
5
7%
Sale
8X
19
2X
1%
.
8
Sale
?a -s-M
%
Sale
2%
1%
2%
3
3% June 27
2% June 22
2
June
5
17% June
6
2% June 15
40% June
4
93*1 June 1
2% June 14
5
14%
6%
3%
5%
2%
June
1
June
6
June
1
June 29
June 10
June
1
Sale
2%
11<
m
r Sold^for cash.
x
17
Sale
Sale
5
17%
2%
40%
10%
3
June
2
June 15
June
4
June 30
June 29
5% June
1
14% June
6
7% June 19
4
June
1
6% June
2% June
9
5
June
5
1% June
4
8% June 25
2% June 18
8
June
2
8
June
2
% June
2% June
5
% June
2% June
2% June
1
2
1
June 27
17% June
13 X
113
Ex-dividend
Sale
Sale
13% Sale
112% Sale
5
2% Apr.
3
6
Feb.
3
9
19
29% Feb. 19
4% Mar. 3
1 % Jan. 22
1
Jan.
Mar. 27
4
Jan.
9
23
4
Jan.
43
Feb.
23
5
2% May
Jan.
9
Jan.
Jan.
5
20
6% Jan.
8
16% Feb. 21
2% Jan. 23
11% Feb . 16
1% Apr. 26
38% June
4
2% Jan. 27
2% Jan. 30
58% Feb.
5
2% Jan. 27
3% June 22
22% Jan.
4
50% May 12
% Mar. 20
3% Jan.
5
6% Feb. 23
25% Feb.
6
9
2% Jan.
2
1% Jan.
10
17% May 14
2% Jan.
8
Jan.
Jan. :
Jan. :
Jan.
37
4%
1%
4%
14% June
6
4% Jan.
2% Jan.
11
10
1
8
Jan.
Jan.
9
1%
4%
6%
70c
1%
1%
May 11
Jan. 12
Jan. 29
12% June
111% June
6
18% June 13
15
120
June 19
June 13
5
8
5% Feb. 21
3% Feb.
5
3% Feb.
5
21% Feb.
1
4% Jan. 29
44
Jan.
2
Apr.
5
May 15
May 23
12
Mar.
3% Mar. 15
5% Mar. 21
1
8% Apr. 24
Apr. 20
19% Feb.
Feb. 19
Mar. 23
Mar.
6
8% June 25
2% Jan. 29
8% Mar. 10
7
Feb.
14
1 % Feb. 20
3
Jan.
19
3X Jan. 24
4
May 23
21% Feb. 17
16
Jan.
in
May 14 17% Feb.
Jan.
5 125% Feb.
107
6
10 % June 30
3
17
4
74
Feb.
1 % Mar.
5
1% Jan.
5
4
16X
22% Feb.
6% Feb.
June
1% Jan.
*
100
3% June 14
3% June 26
2% June
6
3
Sale
70c Sale
2%
1
5
3% Jan.
2
38
Feb.
3% Feb.
5
May
4
23% Jan. 30
7% Jan. 30
24
Feb.
5
1 % Feb.
8
8% June 28
21
23% May 23
....
7%
23% Sale
57 X Sale
4
23
515
450
1
4
Sale
4,169 Square D class A
10
Class B
1
1,675
1,965 Stearns (Frederick) com....*
1,218
Jan.
2
Jan.
6
June 22
Apr.
3
June 28
13% Jan.
2
4
4
32
Mar. 12
11%
3%
8%
1%
8%
25% June 22
.....
"914
15
3% May 10
25% June 15
*
2,239 National Investors com.....l
2,436 National Steel Co com......*
30 Outboard Motors A pref
*
113,259 Packard Motor Co com. .._.*
37,664 Parke Davis A Go
*
9,771 Parker Rust Proof com..—*
27,285
Rights
5
29,065 Reo Motor com
137,811 Rlckel (H W) A Co common.2
34,873 River Raisin Paper com...-*
Sale
2X
6%
5%
5
303 Mesta Machine common
5
180 Mich Steel Tube Prod com..*
82,669 Michigan Sugar com
...10
Preferred...
10
6,895
30 Motor Bankers Corp com
1
29,591 Motor Products Corp com...*
*
32,359 Motor Wheel com
17 X
1
1,080 Mahon (R O conv pref
*
2,037 McAIeer Mfg Co com........*
71,963 Murray Corp
1
13 X
pref..
56,250 H res go (8 8) Co com
10
9,853 Lakey Fdy & Mach common. 1
700 Muller Bakeries class A com.*
T,7oi
4
36
4X
3% Sale
com
Walker-Gooderham
A Worts
6,176
1,171
2,306
12,336
124,678
63,331
July
1934.]
AGGREGATE SALES.
June.
Shares.
713
1,220
463
455
Borden Co
Borg Warner Corn
Commonvr Ac Southern Corp •
*
Consolidated Oil Co
^4,646
1,726
1,368
"lO^i Sale'
_♦
9,865 Kennecott Copper Corp...
Kroger Groc Ac Bak Co
,
Sale
21%
12,660 National Dairy Prod Corp.
6/161
10
_
i
32 %
17%
18%
29%
12 %
*
Sale
20% Sale
»
25
Sale
1
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
Jan.
6
21
Jan.
4
8
June
12
June
6
19% June 13
23% June 13
31% June 16
Sale
16% June
Sale
26
9
19%
Sale
22
Sale
18% June 16
2
32% June 18
9
14% June
June
4
17
19% June
16% Sale
1
June
15
100
Sale
16
2% June
11% June
1
21% June 13
9
June
16
1.
Highest.
Prices.
12
4
17
13% Sale
27% June
24% June
Sale
33
27%
_•
4
Lowest.
Prices.
14% June
N Y Central RR
9,151 Socony-Vacuum Corp
25
8,610 Standard Brands Inc...... •
994
June
Sale
16% June 29
1
18% June
4
28% June
§2% Sale'
Sale
Highest.
Prices.
5
10% June
31% June 29
4
3% June
967
799
Sale
24% June
21% June
10
974
384
Sale
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest.
Ask
2
•
40,576 Kelvinator Corp
1,481
Ask. Bid.
Sale
22
com.... 10
June 30.
1.
June
Bid.
Ask
20 £
25
,3.127 General Poods Corp
15,770 Hupp Motor Car Corp
573
1219870354769853420
Bid.
Par
4,693
2,536
22,393
8,410
339
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STOCKS
Jan. 1.
'
69
PRICES JN JUNE.
Price
Jan. 2
1934.
EXCHANGE
•Since
Shares.
EXCHANGE
DETROIT
STOCK
In
STOCK
DETROIT
Prices
1% Jan.
8
9% May 14
31 % May 26
3
May 14
27%
28%
3%
14%
36%
7%
12
21% Mar.
Jan.
4
17% Mar. 27
23% Jan.
5
13% Jan.
4
May 12
12% May 24
14% May 14
18% May 12
26
June
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
16
6
7
15
22
30
9
23% June 13
33% Apr. 23
18%
43%
18%
19%
25%
June 16
Feb. 16
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
_^U.
♦
No par value,
a
Option sales,
r
Sold for cash,
x
Ex-dividend.
RATES OF EXCHANGE
ON OTHER CENTRES.
Table Brought forward from Page 63.
Czecho¬
June
Bul¬
Canada
Bucharest
Polish
Hungary
Serbia
garia
Finnish
Argentina
Krone
Lei
Brazil
Zloty
Pengo
Dinar
Lev
Markka
Peso
Milreis
Checks
1
slovakia
Dollar
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Cables
Checks
Checks
Checks
Cables
29.75a29.82
Checks
18.86al8.95
Cables
2.26%a2.27%
1.25
33.79a34.00
2.26
8.49
29.73a29.82
8.50
1.25
2.23%a2.24%
2.23%a2.24%
33.78
18.83al8.93
33.76
33.77a34.00
8.50
33.64
33.65a34.00
8.52
Halhi% prem.
%a5i# prem.
2
4.15%a4.15% 1.00
4.15%a4.16
,
al.01%
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a2.27
3
SUN DAY
4__
% % prem.
4.15%a4.16
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18.85al8.94
29.73a29.85
2.27a2.29
5
prem.
4.15%a4.16%
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18.87al8.94
29.75a29.80
2.27
6
%%
%%
a2.28%
prem.
4.16
a2.29
7
%%
prem.
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%% prem.
9
4.16%a4.17
4.17
1.00
1.00
a4.17% 1.00
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4.17
prem.
%% prem.
18.89al9.02
29.78a29.85
2.27
18.92al9.02
29.78a29.85
2.27%a2.28%
al.01
18.91al9.01
29.78a29.85
2.27
al.01%
18.93al9.03
29.78a29.85
2.27
04.17% 1.00
al.01
4.17
%%al1i«% prem.
%a2932% prem.
%% prem.
sl«aH«% prem.
a2.28%
2.28%
33.58
33.59a33.75
33.69
33.70a33.75
8.45
8.46a8.50
1.25
33.83
33.84a34.00
8.51
8.50a8.52
1.24
2.24
a2.24%
33.73
33.74a34.00
8.50
8.50a8.51
1.26%
2.24
a2.25
33.77
33.78a34.00
8.52%
8.50a8.53%
8.50a8.53%
8.50a8.53%
1.24
1.24
a4.17% 1.00%al.01%
1.00
4.16%a4.17
al.01%
4.16%a4.16% 1.00
al.01%
4.16%a4.16% 1.00%al.01%
4.16
04.16%
1.01
8.44
al%% prem.
l7i«% prem.
13ual7i6% prem.
7i«a
%a
%%
prem.
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prem.
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prem.
4.15%a4.16
4.15%a4.16
1
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1% prem.
al7«% prem.
1%% prem.
al'u% prem.
l,i«% prem.
29.80a29.88
2.27%a2.28%
1.25
33.72a34.00
2.27
2.23%a2.24%
33.71
29.77a29.88
a2.28
1.25
8.52%
33.70a33.75
29.77a29.88
2.27%a2.29
1.25
2.23%a2.25
2.22%a2.24
33.69
18.89al9.03
8.52%
33.58
33.59a34.00
18.89al9.03
8.52
29.77a29.85
33.64
33.65a34.00
8.46
8.47a8.50
33.66
33.67a34.00
8.46
8.47a8.50
33.67
33.68a34.00
8.46
8.47a8.50
2.27%a2.28%
18.90al9.02 29.77a29.85 2.27%a2.28%
18.90al9.00 29.78a29.85 2.27%a2.28%
1.01%al.02
18.88al8.98
1.00
al.01%
18.90al9.00
4.15%a4.15% 1.00%al.01%
4.15
a4.15% 1.00%al.01%
4.15
04.15% 1.00%al.01%
4.15
04.15% 1.00%al.01%
29.78a29.85
1.25
2.22%a2.24
2.22%a2.24
2.22%a2.24
1.25
1.25
18.88al8.98
2.27%a2.28
2.27%a2.28
29.77a29.80 2.27%a2.28
1.25
18.87al8.96
29.71a29.80
1.25%
1.25
18.87al8.96
29.72a29.85
2.26%a2.28
1.25
2.22%a2.24
2.22%a2.24
2.22%a2.24
2.22%a2.24
2.22%a2.24
18.87al8.97
29.71a29.85
2.26%a2.28
1.25
2.22%a2.24
2.27
29.78a29.85
4.15
04.15% 1.00
al.01
18.87al8.95
2.27
29.71a29.80
4.15
04.15% 1.00
al.01%
18.89al8.98
a2.28
29.71a29.80
4.15
a4.15% 1.00%al.01%
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4.15%a4.15% 1.00%al.01%
Boli¬
Colom¬
Ecua¬
via
bia
Boliv'no
Dollar
Checks
Checks
1.26%
18.88al9.00
29.71a29.80
2.27
a2.28%
1.25
2.22%a2.24
2.22%a2.23%
2.22%a2.23%
2.22%a2.24
18.90al8.92
29.73a29.85
2.27
a2.28%
1.25
2.23
18.90al9.00
29.77a29.80
2.28
a2.29
1.25
2.23
dor
guay
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gal
•
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Sol
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Checks
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26.00
59.17a59.75
16.66
80.20a80.50
29.85
26.00
59.17a59.75
16.66
80.25a80.50
29.85
3...
Portu¬
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10.23al0.25 22.50a23.25 4.64a4.67
10.23al0.25 22.50a23.25 4.64a4.67
Hong
26.00
59.00a59.08
5..*.
26.00
58.82a59.08
16.66
80.20a80.50
30.25
26.00
58.14a59 00
16.66
80.37a80.50
30.25
7...
26.00
57.47a59.00
16.66
80.33a80.50
30.25
8...
26.00
57.47a59.00
16.66
80.44a80.50
30.25
9...
10._.
26.00
57.64a59.00
16.66
80.50a80.66
30.25
11...
26.00
57.31a59.00
16.66
80.50a80.75
30.25
12...
26.00
57.14a59.00
16.66
80.50a80.56
30.25
16.66
'
80.24a80.50
30.25
10.22al0.25 22.50a23.50 4.63a4.65
10.22al0.25 22.50a23.50 4.63a4.65
10.21al0.25 22.50a23.50 4.63a4.66
10.23%a.25 22.50a23.50 4.64a4.67
1.25
33.65
33.66a33.75
8.47
8.48a8.50
33.65a34.00
8.47
8.48a8.50
33.59
33.60a33.75
8.46
8.47a8.50
33.57
33.58a33.75
8.46
8.47a8.50
33.57%
33.58a33.75
8.53
8.50a8.53%
33.57
33.58a33.75
8.46
8.47a8.50
8.47a8.50
13...
26.00
55.56a59.00
16.66
80.41a80.50
30.25
26.00
55.71a59.00
16.66
80.45a80.50
30.25
15...
26.00
59.00a59.17
16.66
80.42a80.50
30.25
16...
26.00
57.97a59.00
16.66
80.18a80.50
30.25
26.00
17...
16.66
80.18a80.50
30.25
10.21al0.25
16.66
80.15a80.50
30.25
10.21al0.25
26.00
57.55a57.75
16.66
80.14a80.50
30.25
10.20al0.25
21...
26.00
57.75a57.97
16.66
80.06a80.50
30.25
10.25al0.26
22...
26.00
57.75a58.22
16.66
80.07a80.50
30.25
10.20al0.25
23...
26.00
57.75a58.14
16.66
80.37a82.50
30.25
10.20al0.25
57.97a59.00
16.66
80.12a80.50
30.25
57.97a59.00
16.66
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38.02a38.10 67.90a68.00
37.96a38.05 67.95a68.00
37.83a38.00 67.95a68.00
37.99a38.20 68.00a68.20
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37.88a38.00 68.00a68.15
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29.87a29.93 49.75a50.00 59.03a59%
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29.80a29.86 49% a50.00 58.88a59%
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Bombay
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29.87a29.98 49.80a50.00 58.94a59%
29.89a29.98 49.80a50.00 59.16a59%
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10.22al0.26 23.00a23.50 4.63 a4.66
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56.00a57.97
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33.53
33.52
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18.88al9.00 29.71a29.80 2.27%a2.28%
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a4.17% 1.00
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37.82a37.90 68.00a68.08
37.75a37.95 68.00a68.20
37.86a37.98 68.15a68.50
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San Francisco Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
?i.T
FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN
1933.
1,509,755
June....
2,789,070
4,552,468
Jan. 1 to June 30_
Shares_
Jan. 1 to June 30
AGGREGATE SALES.
SAN
June.
Jan. 1.
2,000
3i", 6o5
1,000
7,000
BONDS
June
1934.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
10434 June
7
815*
96 34
71
69
Food Mach Corp ser B 6s. 1938
83
84
101
83
84
100
June
June
83
12
1947
1943
55*s______
995* June 19
10634 Sale
99% June 19
10634 June 30 10634 June 30
~7",535
130
724
"
6,365
350
80
191
12",274
1,157
798
9734 June
100
600
620
39
672
13
7,976
400
175
450
2,523
6,203
245
55
138
777
19
19%
70
75
Sale
1%
6 100
June 26
205* Sale
20
20
2%
45
10%
El Dorado Oil Works
80
cap...*
14,335 Emporium Capwell cap
*
497 Fireman's Fund Indem cap 10
6,366 Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
138 First Nat Corp of Portland A *
85,515 Food Machinery Corp com..*
2,877 Foster & Kleiner com..
10
Galland Mercantile Laundry
1,240
common (capital) ........*
3,006 General Paint Corp A......*
4,752
B
*
26,447 Golden State Ltd cap......*
.....
3,575 Haiku Pineapple Ltd com..20
913
Preferred.
25
............
4,137 Hale Bros Stores, Inc. cap..*
Hawaiian Commercial A Sugar
3,678
Co., Ltd, capital........25
65* June 15
65* June 26
4
15*
106
Apr. 25
1065
105
Feb.
153
150
75*
143
June
65* June
7 153
Sale
20
185*
19
185* June 28
19g
205*
15*
20
Sale
%
1%
"'% ""%
9
Sale
37
42
335*
%
95*
215*
32 5*
315*
June
1
June 19
1
5* June
105*
26
8
June
1
9
June 27
75* June
1
65*
26
215* June 22
6
205* June 6
205* June 13
1
June 19
5* June 19
115* June 13
235* June
2
Sale
335* June 18
285*
73
76
73
76
18
11
11%
13
14
285* June
1
725* June 25
115* June
4
275*
275*
245* June
26
28
June 16
28
June 16
78
30
80
73
June
6
81
June 18
27
275*
26
June
11
20%
55
65
23
25
201
4% Sale
34
19%
22%
Sale
245* Sale
275*
30
715*
74
255*
27
2305*
45* Sale
17
49
145*
12
10
1%
Feb.
100
10434 May 29
Mar. 15
70
Mar.
112
5
6
1
74
June 25
14
June 14
275* June 16
275* June
6
235
55* June 28
235* Jan
175* May
Feb.
85* Jan.
75
70
1
2
121
145*
25*
395*
75*
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
15
185* June
Feb.
1
Apr.
475* Apr.
5* Jan.
28
45* Jan.
2
27
19
205* Jan.
13
20
19
26
5
19
4
645* Jan. 17
115* June 4
8
Apr.
235* Jan.
225* Jan.
58
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Ih
*
16
1.
74
June 25
14
June 14
19
Feb.
6
335* Apr. 23
28
Mar. 19
81
June 28
275* Apr. 26
2375* Mar. 19
65* Apr. 27
245* Jan.
2225* Feb.
45* Jan.
1
7
2
58
June 28
34
Jan.
58
575* June 28
34
Jan.
575* June 28
Sale
June 20
22
1
20
June 20
22
9
135* June 29
6
May 28
185* Jan. 12
475* Jan.
5
15
Jan.
9
15
225*
55*
205*
555*
175*
Sale
57
19
Sale
1*
lH
7
25*
35
85*
15*
95*
15*
19
20
20
12 5*
16
135* June 29
55*
7
20
595* Sale
175*
185*
185*
15* Sale
55
June
4
18
17
June
12
June
1
33
35
34
10
Sale
21
20
Sale
15* Sale
45*
5
1%
55*
5
12
30
9
11
Sale
6
June 28
June
7
1%
55*
14
24
4,425 Jantsen Knitting Mills com.*
6,721 Langandorf United Bak cl A *
6,083
Class B.
•
Leigh ton Industries Inc(The)
No par value.
Feb.
345* May
45
45* June
135*
215*
230
10
9
205* June 13
1
Apr. 20
475* Apr. 19
5* Feb.
5
12 5* Feb. 20
255* Mar. 15
53 5* June
53 5* June
28
12%
4%
200
255* Mar.
Sale
29
762 Investors Assn The (capital)*
14,473
8
Sale
" "
405*
255
7
6
10
15
4%
'23""
79
9
3%
%
8
5
9
6
14
3
70
55*
7
*
♦
capital—•
5,315 Magnln A Co (I) common...•
80
Preferred
100
5
May
55* Sale
46
12
*
11
6
57
44
I*
2,720 Lyons-Magnus Inc A
Apr.
57
11
5,688 Hunt Bros Packing Cod A..*
422 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap.15
5,403 Leslie-Calif Salt Co capital.*
1,672 L A Gas A Elec Corp pref..100
A
Feb.
8
35* Jan
31
May
5
June
8
Apr. 18
Sale
10
470
2,609
B
76,287 Magna vox Co Ltd
23
55
33
51
10
Mar.
55
15*
2
37
8
34
25
12
50
10
June 26
53
17
7
21
Sale
6
172 Honolulu Plantation cap..20
776
96
1
13
10634 Jan.
22
Sale
35
34
1,718
Co of Calif capital
...10
10,598 Honolulu OH Corp Ltd cap.*
Class A series 1
Feb.
8
May
30
40
19
18
172
175
ar.
Mar.
90
35
65*
Sale
235*
Sale
Sale
17
25
2,819
732
5
Jan.
25*
Sale
1%
_____
9
15* June 30
June
8
44
7
June
7
205* June
1
595* June 30
18
June 12
19
June 12
15* June
8
345* June 15
June
1
June 30
25* June 27
65* June
8
15* June
1
15* June 29
95* June 22
15* June 13
5
5
June 22
95* June 11
42
June
155* June
405* June
1
10
24
81
10
**
4
Sale
Sale
12
3
35*
Jan.
16
45* Mar. 27
15* Jan.
9
95* June 11
40
May
30
29
June 15
12
13
13
June 14
255*
55*
28
24
June
65*
9
11
5
6
8
6
12 5*
4
11
3
4
55* June 14
June
7
10
55* June
7
65* June 13
12
June
35* June
1
8
Jan.
10
55* Jan.
22
8
7
55*
65*
125*
35*
June
4
June 13
June
8
June
8
5
Sale
91
89
215*
24
22
June 29
92
95
90
June
7
June
1
10
2
%
25*
Sale
%
90
835*
35*
Sale
95*
90
4
105* Apr.
7
35* Apr. 23
2
22
June 29
79
Jan.
5
2
May 12
May
7
Jan.
3
Jan.
7
11
2
9
835*
245* June
1
925* June 13
June
8
8
June
8
8
June
8
7
85
June
5
85
June
5
85
4
22
1
June 30
8
2
Feb.
6
June 28
115* Feb. 21
11
13
15
11
June
June
Jan.
25* June 27
7% Feb.
1
52
4% Jan.
7
Jan.
6
10
June
10
9
June 12
Jan.
30
31
255* Jan.
115* Jan.
24
3
3
295* June 26
145* June 8
26
June 27
5* Feb.
245*
Sale
80
55*
75*
29
18
345* Feb.
1
45* Apr. 30
June 27
615* Feb.
325* Feb.
5
65* Jan. 15
June 28
45
May 28
205* Jan.
8
85* Feb.
5
21
Feb.
8
205* May
95* June 11
6
June 28
6
15* Jan. 11
105* Jan.
Home Fire A Marine Insur
174
Feb.
3434 Mar. 22
101
Jan.
-
.
2,250
75*
June
64
1,094 Calif West States Life Ins.—5
Voting pool
10
104,600 Caterpillar Tractor cap..;..*
4,418 Clorox Chemical A...
•
1,157 Coast Cos Gas & El 1st pf 100
Consol
Chemical Industries
140,475 Crown Zeller com yot tr ctfs •
7,830
Preference series A—•
5,576
Preference series B
•
:■>
'.
'
•
541 Di Giorgio Fruit preferred...
145
35
21
19%
Inc class A partlc pref
•
173 Crocker First Nat Bk SFcaplOO
"0%
75
%
0
%
4% Sale
18%
21
205* June
7
715* June 29
145* June
8
15* June 12
20
38
5%
6%
195*
%
15*
71% June 29
135* June
1
15* June 22
W
Sale
14
142
16,890
2S4
70
13% Sale
1%
1%
38
8%
%
120% 125
3% Sale
■
451
50
22%
80
215*
~~Y% "2%
.
9434 Mar. 6
4634 Jan. 11
Feb.
par
114,637 California Packing cap
•
254 California Water Serv preflOO
1,916
3
70
112
Sale
56,947 Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
7,290
Preferred
20
655 Calaveras Cement Co com..*
5
Preferred
100
14,248 California Copper cap
10
6,596 Calif Cotton Mills cap...100
2,080 California ink Co Inc A
*
256 Calif-Ore Power 7% pref.100
316
Jan.
104
98
90
11,822 Atlas Imperial Diesel Eng A *
1,715 Bank of Calif Nat Assn caplOO
86,130 Byron Jackson com cap
*
275
3 101
10634 Jan.
22,212 Anglo-Calif Nat'l Bank
20
9,341 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com caplO
82 Associated Oil Co capital__25
"¥,494
26
Jan.
105
5,843
110
Jan.
1 10334 Mar.
1
103% Mar.
10634 June 30 10634 June 30
10654 Mar.
103 Alaska Packers Assn cap—100
540
90
June 26
9834 Feb. 26
85
Apr. 14
9954 June 19
10334 Feb.
11,827 Alaska Juneau GoldMcap_10
5,402
3
3234 Apr.
760
53
6,502
27
46J4 Jan.
1,500 S J Lt 8c Pr Corp 6%
1952
1969
10,000 Southern Pac Co 4>£s
2,000 Union Oil Co of Calif 6s. .1942
200
10 102
Jan.
101
4,500
5%e
1952
6s
1941
2,000
5,000 Pacific Tel 8c Tel Co 5s... 1937
5s
1952
6,000
1938
16,500 Ry Equip & Rlty Co 6s
660
Jan.
94>4 Mar.
5s.1947
1,000
2,000 Orpheum Thea 8c Rlty 6s 1946
6,000 Pacific Gas 8c El Co 5s.._1942
stocks
87
Jan.
58 5*
87
§75*
87
Nor Amer Invest Corp
Shares.
Highest.
7
10334 Feb. 27 10434 June
56
Apr.
5
4
8034 May
5 10734 June 27
10454 Feb.
12
Elec Corp 6«'42
L
1,000 Mercantile Amer. Rlty 5s. 1951
1935
1,000 Miller 8c Lux Inc 7s
""528
1.
Sale Prices.
Prices
98
101
101
1960
Emporium Capwell 5HS..1942
5^s
7 1045* June
Sale
101
Calif Packing Corp 5s....1940
Los Ang Gas 8c
Prices.
10734 June 27 1075* June 27
June 26
6 102
1025* 1025* 10034 June
Calif Gas & Elec Corp 5s. 1937
Coast Co G 8c E Co 5s
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
76
72
80
Atlas Diesel Engine Co 6s 1935
Sale
Ask.
103%
1935
Associated OH Co 6s
Lowest.
June 30.
1.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Ask
Bid.
6,000
4,000
11,000
31,000
2,000
116,000
10,000
1,000
1,000
7,000
9,000
247,500
Price
S
~5~, 000
1933.
$80,000
600,000
Jan. 2
Since
S
—
PRICES IN JUNE.
FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
1.000
1934.
$56,000
Bond Sales.
1934.
358,776
Stock Sales.
June
5
May 29
Feb. 13
155* Feb.
5
26
June 27
85* Apr. 18
11
Mar. 22
Jan. 16
8
Apr. 11
145* Jan. 24
5
Jan. 24
7
5* Feb.
2
May 19
945* Apr. 20
11
Feb.
1
26
4
Feb.
1
1
Feb. 16
105* Feb.
3
90
Apr. 14
July
1934.]
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
June.
Shares.
SAN rRANClSCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
652
PRICES IN JUNE.
STOCKS
Mach Co
111 Market St Ry Co
35
586
17*142
com
common.
Prior preferred
Second preferred
2,705
100
Mercantile Amer Realty Co
preferred 6% cumul
100
Natomas Co capital
*
44
922
5,422
27,588
607
227
100
6%
preferred..
547
10
Preferred series I..
Preferred series 2
15$
15
8
25*
8*$
35
30
7
7*$
10*$ Sale
3*$
2*$
5
8ii
586
cl A
com
Preferred
155
34 Sierra Pacific El Co pref..100
120 Socony-Vacuum Corp cap._25
120
68.858 Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).lOO
14,098 Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A..*
Class B
9,717
♦
2,188 Spring ValleyCo Ltd capital *
68,779 Stand Oil Co of Calif capital *
...
300
1,025 Teleph Investm't Corp cap.20
360
Thomas Allec Corp class A..*
Tide Water Assoc OH Co com •
Preferred
4,004
100
120,872
815,918 Transamerica Corp capital..*
5,532
49,810 Union OH Co of Calif cap..25
13.859 Union Sugar Co common..25
802
27,882
,
.....
539
Preferred.
25
United Aircraft & Trans com*
Warrants
100
59,179
115 Weill 8c Co (Raphael) pf.100
1,430 WellsFargoBk 8c UnTr cap 100
1,700 West Amer Finance Co pf. .10
Western
19,558
609
..10
Yellow Ac Checker Cab Co—
..........
(Consolidated) cl A
ser
1.50
June 14
Sale
Sale
19
15$ June 13
85
7
2
June 19
14
6*$
78*$
1125$
38
875$
70
76
%
3$
W.
I
"75"
48
89
*$
2
8
*$
2*$
Sale
58
70
283$
15$
4
5
20
Sale
14*$
60
165$
*$
189*$
*4
1
June
18
81*$
6
6
79
173$
1*$
6
25
27*$
6*$
'88*$
3$
2
8
61
June
June
1
1
33
June
1
17
June 27
i?i*
33
855$
71* June
June
Hi June
15*$
6
Sale
17*$
19*$
5*$
20
20*$
65$
155$
243$
63$
Sale
10*$
12
93$
2*$
4
33$
95$
Mar.
6
Jan.
16
2*$ Jan.
16
4
Jan.
155$
19*$
175$
23*$
71*$
22
Feb.
11
Apr. 27
23
43$ Apr. 26
5
Jan.
Jfl'B.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
9*$ June 21
Jan.
30
6
233$ Feb.
23 3$ Mar. 14
213$ Apr. 20
6
365$ Feb.
89
5$ Feb.
I*
1J$ Jan.
Mar. 14
May 28
May 28
71
Jan.
Jan.
4'n6
June 21
255$ Jan.
J 38
June 16
16
Feb.
Mar. 12
26
17
20
Apr.
16
1*$ Jan.
29
13
June
4
15
June
14
1
May 28
53$ Jan. 19
15
June
June
4
13
June
13
2
13
June 13
8*$ June
4
3*$ June 13
273$ June 13
2*$ June 28
12*$ June 13
5
June 23
28*$ June
6
8**
95
3$
2*$
8*$
16
Sale
73$
53$
883$ June 11
89
June
14
2*$ June 18
8
June
1
2*$ June 18
85$ June
8
74*$ June 30
Jan.
Jan.
675$ Jan.
68*$ Mar.
3$ Feb.
2
May
June 25
165$ June 12
203$ June
1
6*$ June
4
165$ June 12
263$ June 16
7
June
15
53$ June
5*$ June
37*$ June
7
30
283$ June
2
29
12*$
345$
12
1
13*$ June
8
82*$ June 28
Sale
5
June
7
7
8
82
Sale
65$ Sale
163$
6
Sale
73$
June
June 27
80*$ June 13
5*$ June
1
155$ June
6
7
June
16
17*$ June 16
6
June
1
6 3$ June 20
18
20
17
June
8
17 *$ June 20
175$
18*$
183$ June 26
223$ June 12
5
8
62
225
*$
93$
3*$
11
2165$ June 22 225
June
5$ June
1
5$ June
9
June
9
11
8
May 14
4
Jan.
5
163$ Mar. 29
183$ June 26
145$ Feb.
3
185
1
June 13
Feb. 28
Mar. 23
Jan.
5
Jan.
2
15*$ May 11
81
3$
9
3*$ Jan.
5
43$ Jan. 29
305$ May 14
283$
3 *$
8*$
645$
5*$
Feb.
Jan.
*$ Jan
June 23
May 31
Feb.
6
Apr. 14
Apr. 26
75
19
165$ June 15
185$ Jan.
5
Jan.
5
29
9
84
May 28
Feb.
8
Apr.
9
Jan. 29
Feb. 21
Apr.
5
55
Feb.
5$
2*$
115$
86*$
June
5
14
12*$ June 13
78
Jan.
Jan.
2*$ June 28
90
Apr.
48
73
2
2*$ Mar. 27
1*$ Apr. 17
17 *i Jan.
5*$ Jan.
75
53$ June 20
32*$ June
1
6
217
*$
Apr. 18
30
103
95
211
33
8
16
17*$ June 27
15$
15*$
Mar. 12
6
12
73$ May 23
14*$ Jan. 10
*$ Jan.
2*$ June 28
1051
75$
21
69
12
83*$
May 22
Apr.
4
May 21
75
28
Sale
85
3 100
9
3
30
9
Jan.
7*$ June 26
4*$ Jan. 15
9
June
12
Sale
12
95
183
1
June
85
30
155$
32*$
12*$
2
5
19 5$ June 26
June 13
19
Julie 13
22
15$ June
74*$ Sale"
72*$
77*$
15
155$
20*$ Sale
6*$ Sale
45$
5
5*$
6
32*$ Sale
19*$ Sale
June
3,0*$ June
14
76
16*$ Sale
19*4 Sale
5*$
6
3
3*$
4*$
5
41*$ Sale
31*$
3*$
4
8*$ Sale
64*$ Sale
6*$ Sale
UA
81
June
10*$ June
1
2 *$ June 20
55$ June 12
Sale
86
70
2
18
7
12
I
1
June
93$ June 21
13
12
o
June 18
Jan.
Jan.
30
15
Sale
28
5
165$ June
73
Jan.
June
14
5h
65
June 14
June 18
2*$ June 20
Jan. 24
Mar. 5
Mar. 16
Mar.
17
June
5
-----
7
25$
1*$
10*$
2*$
17
June 13
June 12
14
13
9
8*$
1*$
17
5*$
Sale Prices.
Jan. 10
May
4
Jan. 30
Mar. 21
29
1
2
...
13
3
13$
13$
45$
23$
95$ June
5
63$ June
8
31 *$ June 20
13$
86
1
1*$
*$
Sale
Sale
June 25
73$ June
10
84*$
77
28
18
33
33*$ Sale
6 *$ June
8
June 14
31
11*$
23$
Sale
Sale
7*$ June 26
20
Pipe Ac Steel of Calif
common
•No par value.
9
23$
83$
Sale
Sale
111
*
..100
8
85$
8*$
32
29*$
5
4*$
183$ Sale
215$ Sale
193$ 20
Sale
6*$ Sale
100
57,325 Shell Union Oil Corp com.
1,861
5^% cum conv pref
100
10 Sherman, Clay & Co pr pf.100
84
8*$
5*$
285$
27*$
Sale
u
5*$
Highest.
Sale Prices.
4
18
20
18
16*$
2
Prior pref series A
1,629 Schlesinger Ac Sons
25
4,368
450
4*$
•
Bros lnc common..
1
Series A preferred...
100
303 San Joaq Lt Ac Pr prior pf.100
56
3,093
14
5*$
28*$
27*$
8%
Pac Tel & Tel Co common.100
Preferred
.100
3,367 Roos
""*38
77
83$
._....*
180
850
75
18
421
935
1,415
23
14
*
_..*
Convertible preferred
*
17,787 Rainier Pulp 8c Pap cl A com *
175
5
5
4
14
1
481
1.
61
Sale
18
237
407
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
2
2
9
*
com
Prices.
15$ June
1
62*$ Sale
5)$% 1st preferred
25
Pacific Lighting Corp com..*
First
Highest.
Sale
10
85
84
75 Ry Eq & Rlty Co Ltd cl A
*
3,261 Ry Eq Ac Rlty Co Ltd 1st pref •
1,066
2,545
75
Lowest.
2
1
2,074 Phillips Petroleum Co cap..*
1,730 Pig'n Whistle Corp partlc pf *
60
535
73
1st preferred........25
<6 dividend pref
Pac Pub Serv com non-vot
Ask
1*$
35$
.....
Pacific Gas Ac Elec Co com.25
37,735 Paraffine Cos, Inc.,
280
8,789
Sale
657 PaauhauSugarPlantCo capl5
120,131
88,696
29,750
29,750
9,978
28,471
113,490
4,432
2,273
5,998
7,740
1,055
1,230
Ask. Bid.
8
.........
100
15,274
11,246
4,703
3,348
53$ % preferred
18,349 North Amer OH Consol cap.10
2,909 Occidental Insurance cap..10
3,445 Oliver United Filters Inc A..*
B
8,868
•
400
280
1*$
June 30.
100
New capital
464 North Amer Inv Corp com.100
1,022
6% preferred
100
325
Bid.
13$
15$
1
10
100
"*52l778
15
Ask
Bid.
1.
June
1934.
Par
393
127
35
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
8,391 Marchant Cal
40
71
1
165$ June 12
33 3$ Feb.
5
73$ Mar. 14
5 3$ Mar. 21
5*$ June
7
42*$ Jan. 30
30
Jan.
9
3*$ Jan.
29
14
85
Apr.
20
May
85$ Feb.
1
5
205$ Feb.
75$ Apr.
5
5
4
1
3
19
19
Apr.
373$
145$
98
6 225
1
1
Apr.
June
Feb
8
1
Feb.
Feb.
1
9
June
9
14
Feb.
6
3
Jan
8
4
Jan.
22
Los
Angeles Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
Shares-
June
Jan. 1 to June 30._.
1934.
130,274
1,247,131
Since
In
Jan.
1961
So Calif Gas4%s
STOCKS.
435 Barker Bros
300
1,400
..25
3,000 Barnsdall Oil Corp A
13,000 Bolsa Chlca Oil Corp A....10
2
200
200
15
1,300
50
1,900
400
800
13
28,100 Claude Neon Elec Prod Ltd.*
*
24,900 Consolidated Oil...
9,500 Douglas Aircraft Inc
24,600 Emsco Derr 8c Equip Co
'400
100 Food Machinery
200 Foster & Klieser
22
22%
Sale
3%
J4
2%
*
338 Goodyear Textile pref
100
258 Goodyear Tire Ac Rub pfd.100
8,100
10,600
Hancock Oil Co A
•
._*
200 Honolulu Oil
Lockheed Aircraft..........1
138,500
7%
8%
3
3%
4.200
"""200
100
3,987 L A Gas & Elec 6% pref
16,200 L A Investment Co
100 (I) Magnln common
400 Monolith Portl Cem com
100
10
200
100
100
500
•
1,500 Pacific Clay Products
33,400 Pac Finance Corp common. 10
Preferred series A.......10
2,800
Preferred series C
10
1,100
Preferred series D__
400
10,400 Pac Gas Ac Elec com
700
1st pref
4,900
100
3,800
3,900
8,200
1,398
300
100
32
350
300
100
6%
9,200
.......25
Pac Lighting Corp com
*
6% preferred
10
6,750 Pacific Mutual Life Ins.;
1,100 Pac Public Service N \ com.*
1,900 Pacific Pub Serv pref new
5
200
10
25
5 4% preferred
25
Pacific Indemnity.........10
9,800 Pacific
Western Oil Corp.
*
..
10
6 San Joaquin L&P 6% pr pf 100
119 S Joaq L&P 7% pr pref..100
100 Seaboard Dairy Credit com. *
58 Seaboard National Bank..25
200
100
100
6,000
136
1,200
2,700
4,300
40,050
6,300
1,200
6,900
59,000
3,637
14,600
31,400
32,800
Security First Nat Bank
Shell Union
14%
25
11
10
10%
Sale
10%
4
Sale
360
7
325
Corp
Socony Vacuum
25
.._.*
25
com
Signal Oil-Gas A
......*
So Calif Edison Ltd com...25
17%
1%
7%
11%
1%
12%
Sale
90
3%
2
....
5
2%
%
92%
4%
Sale
Sale
3%
8%
9%
6%
8%
9%
16%
19%
17%
7%
23%
"III
20
31,300 Southern Pacific Co.
D Co B common....*
.....*
8%
9%
7%
"8%
Sale
19%
8
31
i
s£
as
June 28
Feb.
7% June 11
4
6
_
16
June
32% June 28
3
43%
22%
11%
11%
June 19
June 12
June
1
June 12
June 16
Jan.
12
10
4
60
Feb.
28
Feb.
6
12% Feb.
14% Feb.
17
13
2
Jan.
Mar. 27
7% Jan. 15
9% May 12
28% Jan.
8% Apr.
Apr.
12% Jan.
1% June
325
June 20
2
31
June 12
June
7
June 26
June
1
95
June
71
Sale
June 26
June 30
2
14
93%
Sale
6
June
2% June 20
89% June
3% June
Feb.
8
1
1
31
25
23
25
19
27
5
|41% Feb. 21
74% Jan. 10
Jan.
100
7
4
May
4
8% Feb.
1
29% Apr. 19
55
Apr. 19
71
June
2
June
2
14
2% June
8
,3% Mar. 14
% Apr.
5
93
95
June 14
Feb.
6
4% June 23
4% June 23
Feb.
1
1% June
7
June 29
2
June 29
June
8
June
8
5
Feb.
14
11
June 19
June 19
8
4%
8%
""!%
9
18%
22%
16% June
1
21 % June
1
10
19% June 29
8% June
8
33
31% June 22
20
85
84
22
1
1
6%
6%
77%
3% Sale
4% Sale
75
85
70
70
June 20
June 22
June
8
June 16
23% June 18
7% June 21
7% June 21
1
1
June 16
88
9
7% Mar. 6
8% June 28
Jan.
4
19% Jan.
18% Jan.
9
11
18
3
16
7% Jan.
23% Jan.
71
3%
3%
114
3% June 26
4
June 11
76
June
6
Jan.
16
«.
—
—
-
—
Sale
m,mt
mtm
•
15
j.o/8
4%
15%
16% Sale
33
33%
22
22%
18% Sale
16% Sale
23
.....
23
88%
21%
.....
Sale
4
75
Apr. 25
75
80
Mar. 15
88
30% Sale
30% June 29
8
8% June
33% June 20
8% June
8
3% June 13
30
Feb.
lhy
16
June
6
16% June 18
33
22
33%
22%
18%
16%
23%
23%
88%
21%
June
34
June 15
June
22%
19%
17%
23%
23%
June
June
June
June
June
June 11
June 16
June 20
19
17%
22%
23%
16
35
22%
19%
17%
11
10
300 Van de Kamps Bakeries
1,946 Weber Showcase & Fix pfd. .*
10
100 Western Pipe & Steel..
5
8
3%
7
110
18% Sale
June
June 13
June 27
Sale
June
4
89
June
1
26
1
35
11
Jan.
10
18% Jan.
5
1
June 20
8
7
Feb.
24
June
8
24
June
20
Jan.
5% June
1
6% June 16
82% June 26
17% June
9
75
Feb.
15
May
19
5
June
4
Feb.
15% June
1
June 19
"3
11
June
June 14
June 14
19% Feb. 23
23% June 12
23% June 27
Feb.
28
33% Feb.
5
89
1
June 20
20
9
Sale
5
Feb.
6
37% Feb.
6
25% Feb. 15
22
Feb. 17
18
10% June
June 12
,
Apr. 27
42% Jan. 30
June 12
16
24
J% Sale
18*
June
June
4% Apr. 30
19% Feb.
5
22
Apr. 23
30% May 16
10
82
4%
11
75
37
Sale
3
May 11
Jan.
4
Jan. 16
2
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jctu,
4
Jan.
Mar. 7
June 27
20
82%
5
18
15%
15%
31 %
20%
17%
ioy<L
15%
22%
23%
17
25
25
9
16
36% Jan. 30
11% Jan. 29
13
Jan.
1
23%
,,
15% Sale
8% Jan.
2
June 13
79
100
Mar. 27
18
32% June
22%
24
5% Sale
9%
5
13
18
12
27
9
Mar. 16
8
10
6% Sale
June
June 20
88
24
12
Sale
100
7
7
16
7
1,071 Union Bank & Trust Co..160
74,500 Union Oil of Calif.........25
June
June
16% Sale
2,900 Taylor Milling
*
1,900 Title Insur & Trust Co....25
169,700 Transamerlca Corp
21
it*
June 13
:::::
32% Sale
5% Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
% Feb.
8% Mar.
3% June 26
June 11
600
Sale
Mar. 20
87% June 11
2%
1*
84
1
Mar. 16
Feb.
3
May 26
June 21
87% June 11
3%
16
Feb.
76
8
16
15
16
112% June 29 112% June 29
6% Jan.
4
8% Apr. 23
8]
2
20
17
3
31
3
7
36
16
Feb.
17
88%
28%
1 %
7%
9
3
Feb.
Feb.
May
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
75
85
—~
31% Sale
8%
7%
Jan.
21% Jan.
2
1
Apr. 26
1
12%
30% Sale
8%
8%
4
1%
15%
15%
16% Sale
Mar. 22
80
79
6%
7%
.....
85
11
12
4
28
25
13
29
8
22
112% June 29 112% June 29
7% June 12
7%
7% June 11
111
6%
7*
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
31% June
9%
9%
7%
8%
18%
22%
19%
8%
Mar. 12
5%
5%
10%
9%
8%
9%
23%
22%
20%
9%
May 12
May 18
7% Jan. 10
4
8% June 22
9% June 12
7% June
4
8% June 28
23%
%
2%
8
4
84
16*
.
Feb
14
23
5
22%
23
.
Mar. 12
11
37% May 14
20
1% June 19
June 20
19
7% May
4
23% Jan. 24
32% June 28
Apr. 11
19% Jan. 10
6
82
15
% June 19
10
23
19
Odd lot.
June
1
June
1
June
1
June 27
26% June
22
3
a
1
31
41
value,
76
May 16
May 14
Mar. 6
51% Jan. 15
2
7% June 16
6% June 27
June
4
315
June 13 325
Sale
OH of Calif.......*
No par
June 19
3
38%
22%
9%
10%
80%
21:
8%
480 Superior Oil common......25
620
16
9
Sale
80
...
3
.
9
300
•
67
6
June
3
5%
16% Sale
11"
18
Sale
300
9
7
2
8
9
Sale"
75
10.100
3% June
June 28
7% June 11
67
71
5*
3%
3%
6
7% Sale
20
80
1
1
95
Sale
8%
4%
257 So Counties Gas 6% pref. 100
100
120
Mar. 16
Feb.
3
Jan. 16
Mar. 26
Mar. 16
Feb.
Feb.
% Apr.
3%
20
23,200
32%
9%
4%
2%
31
2
6
80
18
I*
25
42,400 Standard
23% Jan.
9
500
"2",800
2% June
14
Sale
June 16
80
2% Sale
%
78%
1%
5
6
27%
75
8
74
20% Sale
17% Sale
preferred
19%
1%
98
.....
Sale
6
6%
31
6% preferred
6%
5
27
70
7% preferred...........25
6% preferred
25
54% preferred..
25
A
1%
26%
90%
61
20% June
7
% June 28
20
360
77
66
100
500
150
18
18
2%
6
5
26
Original preferred......25
uare
5%
300
12
7
35%
35
20
53 S
19
19%
18%
14%
25
7
32% June 15
10
310
12
300 So Calif Gas pref "A"
53
32%
2%
Sale
21%
2
200
4,400
31%
2
.
3,750
16
100
53,900 Republic Pete Co Ltd..
1
18
32
100
com
Preferred
5
21
39
275
10
.......
103 Pacific Tel Ac Tel
19% May
% Jan.
4
May 24
8
94% May 25
7£
29%
9%
10%
11
7
6
1
20
21%
10%
20% June
% June
4% June
7%
3%
4%
75
7%
38% Sale
*
700 Pac Amer Fire Insurance..10
2,200
21%
2%
74%
6%
el*
it*
2gK
10
33 Moreland Motors pref.....10
395 Mortgage Guarantee Co..100
"""io
Prices.
93% Jan.
*
Preferred
3,100
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
93% Jan.
8
94% May 25
7%
2%
1%.
67%
6%
7%
Sale
7%
2%
10
85 LA Athletic Club
'"871
Sale
Prices.
9Q
27
300 Holly Sugar common.......*
Preferred
........100
21
200
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices.
32
20%
♦
Preferred
10
Ask
Sale
4%
.....*
700 Gllmore Oil
3
Rid
20
19%
.10
25
1,800 Globe Grain & Milling
3,800 Goodyear of Akron com....*
"""28
2,300
..*
*
97 Farmers & Merch Nat Bk.100
100
'
82
709 Broadway Dept Store pfd.100
5,600 Byron Jackson..........—*
'.
25
3,900 California Bank
915 Calif Packing Corp
25
1,733 Central Investment Corp. 100
•
11,700 Chrysler Corp
20
2,400 Citizens Nat Bank
""200
Lowest.
June 30.
1.
Ask
104% 104% 105% 106%
97
95
97%
95%
94%
81
Bid
10
"B"
500
400
*
100
common
Preferred
25
1.
Par.
3,900 Alaska Juneau Gold Min'g 10
1,000 Associated Gas Ac Electric..*
100
200
Ask
93%
Shares.
Shares.
June
1934.
Bid
I
00 0000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE.
BONDS
1.
$3,000
Jan. 1 to June 30
1,667,099
Price
Jan. 2
STOCK EXCHANGE
June.
$8,000
131,000
June
LOS ANQELES
aggregate sales.
1933.
1934.
Bond Sales.
1933.
515,838
June 13
5% May
12% Jan.
9
June
7
12% Apr. 20
28
Feb. 14
8% Feb.
5
100
Jan.
3
20% Feb.
5
5
June 19
4% May
8
12% Jan. 26
In the earlier part of this publication
complete records of the dealings
tho country, for the latest month and for the
General Quotations
those dealt in
to the
on
we
combine in
one
calendar
year to
date,
on
the leading stock exchanges of
of
comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions, not only
also leading unlisted and inactive securities.
the exchanges, but
In this department
furnished.
are
The following is
an
inde*
different classes of securities quoted:
89
Joint Stock Land Bank Securities
96
Mining Stocks
Foreign Government Bonds
97
Municipal Bonds (Domestic)
Industrial Bonds
87
Industrial
91
Seats
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Stocks
Insurance
Stocks
and
Scrip
78
Quotations
Bxchange
securities are
for all
as
near
90
possible
9#
—
day of
ctosino
prices "and interest.''
■
90
Stocks— 91
we
the
month
United States Government Securities...--
96
73
mark to indicate the fact except where there is a deviation from this rule.
to the price, he must pay accrued Interest in addition to the price.
91
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit
84
Stocks
the
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks...
Textile Stocks
79
...
Bonds
for
77
Real Estate Bonds
98
Public Utility
as
Railroad Stocks...---------
96
Utility Bonds
Railroad
with Jan. 2 1909 to quote all bond
began
115
Canadian
Public
90-116
Investment Trust Securities
Page
Page
Page
Exchange
United States Territorial Bonds
96
have adopted the
As the New York
the date of issue.
precedino
and
method
same
Steele
longer employ a designating
no
The reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter "/" is prefixed
This, however, does not apply
to
income bonds
or
bonds In default. In which cases
the price Includes the Interest, should there be any.
The letter
"/" prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation is
herefore the purchaser does not have to
default, the price Is always "flat," and
no
a
flat price—that is, that the accrued Interest forms part of the price, ^nd
provide for it separately in making payment.
As already stated in the
case
of Income bonds and bondr'n
designating mark Is employed to indicate the fact.
Quotations for equipment bonds are based on average maturities.
Quotations for guaranteed stocks
are
It should be borne in mind in the
cases the
figures
are
obtained from
"and dividend"; that is. the accrued dividend must be paid in addition to the price.
of these tables that the quotations for
use
sources
which
are
many
inactive and unlisted securities
are
merely nominal, but in
al
considered reliable.
The following abbreviations are often used, via.; "M" for mortgage, "g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end" for endorsed, "cons" for csnsolidatr d
I'cenv" for convertible, "s f" for sinking fund, "1 g" for land grant, "op" for optional.
The black-faced type In the letters showing the Interest period indicates the month when the bonds
NOTICE.—All
bond
Bonda.
prices
Bid.
ere
"and
interest"
Ask.
RAILROAD BONDS
except
marked
where
Bonds.
Bid.
Ask.
Atlantic Coast Line RR (Concl)
Adirondack 1st 4Hs 1942 guMAS
AkroD A Barb Beit g 4s 1942 JAD
Akron Canton A Youngs town—
90
den & ref 6s 1945 ser A—AAO
Oen A ref 5 H* 1945 ser B AAO
Alabama Great Southern—
60
59
Eq 6s 1935 (yr)
Eq 4H« 1935-'41
95
E
JAJ 15
(yr).FAA
2.00
3.75
1.00%
1.50%
98
495*
44
5s Mar 1942
89
78
83
5s Jan 1943
5s May 1940
1st m 5s 1967
90
92
87%
S8*
87
"A" deb 5s g '40 red '10.MAN
"B" deb g 5s '40 red '10-MAN
Alabama Tennessee A Northern—
102
107
102
107
1st mtge gu g 4s 1949
1st gu g 6s 1947
Austin A Northwestern—
J A.*
10
Gen income 6s Oct 1948 —JA J
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry—
1st M g 5s 1974 series A..MAN
17
7
94
96
92
98 H
Albany A Susq 3H«
Alleghany Corp—
1946. A AO
g
Coll tr
conv
5s 1944
Coll A
conv
5s 1949.
Ool A
conv
FAA
JAD
-AAO
,
5s 1Q50
Certificates of deposit
Allegheny
68 H
63%
Baltimore A Ohio—
1st M 4s g July 1 1948
1st M 5s July 1 1948
Conv g 4Hs 1960
37 H
103 %
103 %
,
1st mtge guar 4s 1998
Arbor
AAO
Q-J
I«tg4s iy95
Bqtr 6s 1935 (s-a)
JAJ 15
89 H
55
90 H
58 5*
95
100
Ark A Mem Ry Brge A Term—
1st M 5s 1964
MAS
Aroostook Nor 6s g 1947
AAO
88 H
100
90
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe—
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995
.AAO
1025*
103
.
Adjustment 4s July 1 1995 Nov
Stamped—
..MAN
Conv g 4s of *09 due 1955 JAD
Conv g 4s of '05 due i9e»fi_JAD
Conv g 4s of *10 due 1960 JAD
Conv deb 4Hs 1948
JAD
Trans S L 1st g 4s 1958...JAJ
Oal-Arls 1st A rf 4 Hi '62 op MAS
Series B
100
975*
96 H
97 H
5s 1944
ser
Atlanta Knoxville A
B
JAJ
to
M 5Hs 1929 extd
May 1954
5%
MAN
Eq 6
o
Feb 1936 (year) FAA
106%
105
99
99 %
28
Basis.
/This price includes
Medford Ext 5s 1937
JAJ
JAJ
MAN
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39—FAA
Battle Creek A Sturgis—
1st guar g 3s 1989
JAD
Bedford Beit 1st 5s 1938
J&J
Beech Or 1st 4s g gu 1936.—JAJ
2d guar gold 5s 1936..—.JAJ
101%
105%
105%
Beech Ork Ext
3H» 1951 .AAO
Bellefonte Central 1st 6s *49-FAA
Belt
104 H
59
63
103 H
90
101
995*
995*
87
88
,
2.50
tr
Piscat Dlv g 5s Jan 1943.-AAO
8t Johns Riv Ext gu 5s '39. FAA
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43-AAO
104 %
as
1st cons 4s July 1 1952—.MAS
Ool tr g 4s Oct 1 1952 op.MAN
tr
(yr;__MAN
4Hs '35-'41 O (yr)„FAA
5s 1934 37 (yr)
FAA
5s 1935-38 (yr)
FAA
6s 19o5 (yr)
JAJ 15
Toledo A OIn Div 4s 1959.-JAJ
Aroostook—
97 H
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
Conv deb 4« 1939 op 1916MAN
Gen unlf ser A 4H« 1964.JAD
tr
tr
88 H
1.50%
accrueu
60
103
89 H
72
RR A
Stk
Yds
91
76
103
103
101H
108 %
65
81
k Last sale.
May
1943
MAS
MAN
1st m 4%n 1961 ser JJ
.AAO
Eq 4Hi 1935-1943 (yr)-.AAO
Bost A Maine (old) 45*s
JAJ
m
5s
4s
Aug
1955
ser
ser
AO
2
1015*
108 %
05%
82%
92%
93
82 H
79%
80%
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
1.50%
3.85
3.85
3.85
3.85
2.50
99 %
985*
86 %
99 %
99%
86%
11RX
97
103 %
101H
101H
101%
101H
62
109
97%
104%
103
103
69
101
89 %
45
90
I London
n
Nominal,
.
4s Oct 1
1934.
AAO
Boston A N Y Air Line—
1st mtge gu g 4s 1955
Boston Rev
1st
FAA
4.25
78"
71
3.50%
3.50%
99H
67%
70
Beach A Lynn—
4%» July 15 1947.JAJ15
Gen m 6s *33 extd to '38.JAJ 15
Brooklyn A Montauk—
2d (now 1st) gold 5s 1938-JAD
m
30
35
30
35
104
Brunswick A Western—
1st mtge gtd 4s 1938-—-—JAJ
Buffalo creek 1st 5s 1941
JAJ
1st ref 5s 1961
JAJ
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh—
General 5s g 1937
Con g 4H« 1957
MAS
MAN
Buff A Susquehanna RR Corp—
100
101
96
1055*
745*
JAJ
88
Burl Cedar Rapids A North—
Con 1st A coll tr 5s g '34..AAO
Certificates of deposit
106 %
75
34
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
Butte Anaconda A Pac 5s'44 FAA
Cam A Clear—1st 5s g 1941-JAJ
Gen M g 4s 1955
FAA
4H> '68
JAJ
55"
Can Nat Rys 4Hs gu 1954.MAS
4Hi guar 1957
JAJ
25
4.25
Wor Nashua A Rocb—
Eq tr 5 Hi 1935-38 (year) MAN
Canada South 5« 1902 ier A. AAO
89
83
3.50%
86
76
67
JAJ
Equip 5Hi 1934-1937(yr)FAA
Eq tr 6s 1935-38 (year)
JAD
101%
(lndViie)—
81
4.00
FAA
1942----,
Cambria A Ind 1st
78
101
86
FAA
1937
Feb 1
4s
80 %
1st ref gold 4s 1939
100
MAN
Belvldere Dil 1st 3Hs 1943—JAJ
100H
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s 1944. JAD
103 %
Birm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.MAS
86
Boonville St L A Sou 5s '51-FAA / 20
Boston A Albany 5s Oct '63..JAJ
98
5s June 1942
98 %
JAD
5s July 1 1938
JAJ
1005*
4Hs July 1937
JAJ
101
4H« lmpt 1978
86
FAA
4s May 1 1935 gu N Y G-MAN
1005*
3H» Jan 1 1951.
82
JAJ
Ref 3 Hi 1952 gu N Y O—AAO
82
Interest.
5s
1st
Bangor A
105%
Atlanta
1st
tr 4H> 1035-40
Plttsb Lake Erie A W Va—
Refund gold 4s 1941—.MAN
8 W Dlv 1st 5s 1950
JAJ
86
105
Northern
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
JAD
& St Andrews Bay—
1st 6s, 1938AAO
Atlanta Terminal 6s 1939.—FAA
Atlantic City gu 4s 1951
JAJ
AAO
-..FAA
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943
Cons refund g 4s 1951
95
Rocky Mt DIv 4s 1965—_JAJ
Athens Terminal Ry—
1st g 5s 1937
JAJ
Atlanta A Charlotte Air Line—
1st M 44s 1944 ser A
JAJ
1st M
99
AAO
Ref A gen 5s series F1996. MAS
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
57%
,
-
5s Jan 1946
3s July 1950
Ref A gen 5s 1995 series A.JAD
Ref A gen 6s 1995 series O. JAD
Ref A gen 5« 2000 ser D ..MAS
Allegheny A Western—
Ann
AAO
AAO
1st mtge gtd g 5s 1941
JA f
Augusta Union Stat 4s 1953-JAJ
Bait A Harris g 5s 1936
MAN
1st M West Ext g 5s 1938 MAN
IP
37
Auv Term
38
MAS
Vai gen 4s 1942
89
47 H
42
Atlantic A Yadkin—
1948
91
88%
88%
88%
88%
88%
Atl A Danville 1st 4s 1948—JAJ
2d g 4s 1948
JAJ
100H
6s
5s Apr 1944
5s June 1945
Ask.
90
Atlantic Coast Line of S O-—
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948
-.JAJ
104H
99 H
Prior lien
Bid.
Bonds.
Boston A Maine (new) 5s Sept '41
4s-5s April 1947
Atlantic Leased L 4% mtge perp. I
63
61
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser A
JAD
cons 4s 1943 ser B
JAD
Alabama N Orl T & P June—
1st
mature.
"f" and income and defaulted bonds.
4Hs guar 1968
4Hs guar 1951
4H® guar 1956
4%b guar 1955
40-yr 5s guar 1970
5s guar 1909
JAD
MAS
FAA
JAD 15
FAA
JAJ
89 %
§5""
103
5.00
1065*
10351
107 %
106 H
107%
108
1105*
mt
S« guar 1969
.AAO
112%
104%
E 1935
Eq tr 4^s 1935-1942 (gu; MAN 64.40 to
Eq tr 4Hs 1934-45(ann)__JAD 64.40 to
Caaadian Northern—
8 F deb 7s 1940.
109
JAD
118
S F deb 0 Hs 1940
JAJ
102 %
10-yr g 4 Hi Feb 15 1935-FAA
Winnipeg Term 4a 1939—JAJ r 835*
Equip trust 7s
88
s Sale price.
ser
109H
119
102 H
74
RAILROAD
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and
Quotations for all securities
Bid.
Bonds
Canadian N W 4 Hi Oct 221943Canadian Pacific—
Cons deben 4s perpetual. _J&J
20-yrcoll tr 4 Vis 1946
MAS
Coll tr 5s 1964
Ask.
9334
-
83
10034
9134
J&D
8 f 434s Dec 15 1944—J&D15
Coll tr 4%a 1960
__j<sJ
Q9 U
Cony coll tr 6sl942
M£S $11234
Eq tr 6s 1944
J&J
10734
4.10
Eq tr 434s 1934-1938 s-a.. J&D
4.10
Eq tr 434s 1940-1945 s-a. J&D
Oaro Cent 1st g gu 4s 1949-.J&J / 42
Oaro Clinch & Ohio 5s 1938. J&D
1063*
..
6s 1952
cons
ser
.
-
107
108
3.75
3.25%
2,50
1.50%
79
83
Uatuwisstt coub g 4s 194a
A&U
Cent Ark & East 1st 5s 1940. J&J
OentrBr On Pac 1st g 4s '48.J&D
101
103
60
65
50
53
Central of Georgia—
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945—F&A
Cons gold 5s 1945
M&N
4s
1987
1734
1734
6%
6%
6%
7 50
7 50
25
Chat Div gold 4s 1951..-J&D
Macon & Nor g 5s 1946—J&J
Mid Ga& Atl 1st 5s 1947..J&J
Mobile Div g 5s 1946— —J&J
Cent New Eng 1st qu 4s 1961 J&J
Central of New Jersey—
Gen M (now 1st) g 5s 1987 J&J
M
62
26
15
27
37
27
813*
108
97
J&J
98
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yrly)
J&Jlfi b 2.00
Eq tr 434s 1934-'41 (yr)._F&A b 3.50
1%
3%
(yr)—
Charleston & Savannah—
mtge g 7s 1936
J&J
Charleston & Western Carolina—
1st mtge g 5s 1946
A&O
Chattanooga Ota 4s 1957 gu.J&J
Chesapeake & Ohio—
1st cons g 5s 1939
M&N
General 434s gold 1992—M&S
Ref&lmpt 4 34s 1993
Ref & irnpt 4 34s '95
serA A&O
ser
B J&J
Eq tr 434s ,34-,40 W (yr)_A&0
Eq tr 5s 35 *38 (yr)
M&S15
Eq tr 534s '35 *37 (yrly)..J&D
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yrly)
J&J15
Eq 634s 1934-36 (ann)...J&D
Craig Valley 1st 5s g 1940.J&J
Potts Creek 4s 1946—
J&J
R & A Div 1st con g 4s '89-J&J
2d con g 4s 1989
J&J
Warm Spr Val 1st 5s
g *41 -M&S
Chesapeake & Ohio Northern—
1st M 5s 1945 guar
Chicago & Alton KR—
A&O
95
OIn N O & Tex
45
69
72
823*
3.50
.75%
105
.
10334
1.0134
10534
103
105
10634
60
g 3s 1949
A&O
Equip trust 6s Jan 15 '35-*36
(yearly)
J&J16 ft 5.00
Chicago Burlington & Quincy—
Gen M 4s 1958
M&S
10234
1st & ref 434s ser B 1977..F&A
103 3*
l«t & ref g 5s 1971 ser A..P&A
1083*
Illinois Div 334s *49
100
op *29 J&J
4s July 1 1949
J&J
10434
Ohic & East 111 (new co)—
Gen M 5s May 1951
15
M&N
Certificates of deposit...
1 13
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
1st consol 6s gold 1934— .A&O
7834
Chicago & Erie 5s 1st g '82.M&N
1093*
Chic Grt West 1st 4s 1959—M&S
4734
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry
Con mtge g 4s 1956
9234
guar._J&J
Chicago Indianap & Louisville—
Ref M g 6s 1947 series A—J&J
303*
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B—J&J
303*
Ref M g 4s 1947 series C..J&J
26
Gen g 3 34s B May 1 1989-J&J
Gen 434s May '89series O.J&J
Gen 434s May *89 ser E..J&J
Gen M 4%a May *89 serF.J&J
Eq4348*35-*43 E
& F
(yr).J&J
Eq 434s *35-'41 G & H(yr)_J&J
Equip tr 6s 1935 (yr)...J&J15
Equip tr 5s*34-*40 ser B(yr)F&A
Chicago & North Western—
Gen M 3 34s g 1987—M&N
Gen M gold 4s 1987
92 3*
1033*
14
s
f 434s
1977
4 00
4s
100
93
38
1734
6634
6134
2.25
70
7234
9734
9734
923*
10034
10234
Delaware & Hudson—
Conv 5s 1935
9134
Denver
5.00
Rio Grande WesternGen income 5« Aug '55
F&A
95
48
10234
10234
65.25
65.25
4%
....
9634
:::.
80
10234
105
50
51
5034
I
3734
2834
24
26
23
2534
22
24
89""
9734
101
102
9534
10334
1%
....
2234
21
45
6:50
I London,
5,50
J&J
J&J
n
1st con 4348 1982
(Nov *32 and May r37 coup)Proof of claim filed
/
1st 5s 1938
J&D /
Fort St Un Dept Det 4 34« '41 J&J
Ft Worth & D C 6s 1921—
-
^
6034
105
66
8
8134
90
?r
243*
1043*
10434
Nominal,
734
1434
534
7
4
5
10534
J&D
1061
98
Galveston Houston &
Henderson
85
1st lien & ref M 534s 1938 A&O
94
Galveston Term 6s 1938
M&S
10934
Genesee River 6s 1957
J&J
20
Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945
J&J
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948-J&D /
18
Ga Caro & N 1st 5s g 1929- -J&J
-
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934
/
Georgia & Florida RR—
1st M 6s 1946 ser A
M&N
Ctfs of deposit
Georgia Fla & Ala RR—
1st M & ref 6s 1952---—-F&A /
90
110
2434
2834
18
Georgia Midland—
1st g 3s 1946
A&O
Ga KR & Bkg ref 6s 1951--A&O
4s Jan 1 1947----------J&J
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s 1945—J&J
Deb 5s 1952.-.---------A&O
Eq tr 4 34s 1934-1939 "-a-M&N
Gouv & Osw 1st 5s g 1942—J&D
Gr R & Ind ext 434s 1941 ---J&J
9634
102 34
A&O
10234
------J&J
2nd 4s Gold Sterling 1955-A&O
1st 4s Feb 25 '39 Alg gu.M&N
1st 4s Feb 15 '42 Alg gu.M&N
Gen 4s 1962 Can Gov gu__J&J
Grand Trunk Ry of Canada-Sink fund g deb 7s 1940--A&O
Deb g 6s Sept 1 1936
M&S
634« 1936 series F
F&A
Grand Trunk West 4s £1950-J&J
1st g gu 4s % July I 1950--J&J
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 '34 *43 (yr).--.
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947---J&D
9134
8334
2d 4s 1936
-
55
107
92
62
7".66"
1st
M 3s 1962
80
80
102 3*
1083*
10734
1053*
75
83
4.75
70
Great Northern—
9534
9834
9234
-.J&J
61 opt 41.J&J
Gen M 534« 1952 ser
Gen M 5s 1973 ser O
B...J&J
Gen 4 34s 1976 ser D
Gen 434s 1977 ser E
83
J&J
-J&J
-J&D
773*
78
3 50
Eq tr 434* 1934 1939
Eq tr 434» 1935 i940 D (yr) J&J
Eq tr 5s 1934-1938 (yr)._M&8
Western Fruit Express..,.Eq 5s J'ne 15'35-'39 (yr> J&D
Eq tr 434s 1934-1940-J&D
Great Northern Ry of Canada—
Cons14s 1934 opt to 1914-- A&O
Greenb Ry 1st a gu 4s 40--M&N
Green Bay & Western—
3 50
3.50
4 00
4.00
1003*
10134
35
5
Debenture ctfs A Feb..
103
'
Denver & Salt Lake Ry—
1st mtge 6a 1950
An Apr
101
Inc mtge 6s I960
J&J
63
Des Moines & Fort Dodge—
Ctfs of dep for gtd 4s 1935.J&J f
634
52
--
166"'
21
k Last sale.
96
24
Amended
1st & ref g 4 3*s
60""
363*
2634
42 3*
/ This price includes accrued interest,
8
65
1st cons ref 4 34" '52 opt.-M&N
f
Proof of claim filed—
Gen M 7s 1936 series A
20
Denver & Rio Grande—
1st con g 4s 1936
1st con g 434» 1936
38
4 25%
4.25%
3%
4%
4%
....
Eq tr 4 34s 1935-42 (yr)..M&N
5434
4634
9
65
Grand Trunk Pacific—
Assented subject to plan
Ref & Impt 5s 1978 ser B.A&O
87""
Mortgage gold 4s 1995
J&D
Get R Tun 434* 1961 gu...M&N
9434
4%
&
Des Plalnes Val 434s 194/-.M&S
Det & Mack pr lien 4s 1995. J&D
ft Basis.
95
9334
7034
Delaware River RR & Bridge—
1st mtge g 4s 1936
F&A
77
64 00
65 25
102 34
9934
M&N
953*
15-yr g 534s Mav 1 *37.-M&N
10334
Eq 6s Jan 15 1935 (vr)._J&J16 62.00%
7234
65.25
103
101
A&O
69
65 25
105""
98
1st & ref gold 4s 1943
6034
5634
Eq 434s '34 '35 G (s-a)—A&O
Eq 434s *35 '41 H (s-a)._M&S
Fla So 1st g gn 4s 1945J&J
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
J&J
-
89
1023*
Imp & equip 5s 1960
M&N
Dayton Union 4s 1949
J&J
Dawson Ry & Coal 5s 1951
J&J
Del & Bound Br 334s 1955.F&A
4.75%
4.75%
4.75%
4.75%
42
1st & ref 5s 1974
_._M&8
Certificates of deposit -----
Ext at 534%
1.25%
103
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
J&J
1st 1 & ref g734" *36 ser A. J&D
1st 1 & ref 6s 1936 ser B..J&D
7334
7634
A..M&N
95
10334
Consol Rys (N H) deb 4s *54 J&J
Deb 4s 1955
...J&J k
Deb 4s 1955
A&O
Deb 4s 1956 guar
J&J
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 534s '42.J&D
7234
99
99
—J&J
Florida Central & Peninsula—
Fort Dodge Des Moines & Sou—
91
1st extend g 4s 1955
F&A
Connecticut & Passumpsic Rivers
1st gold 4s 1943
A&O
Conn Klver gold 4s 1943—M&S
Connecting Ry (Phila)—
1st M gu 4s Mar 15' 51.M&S15
1st 5s
1951
M&S
6%
25
75
ser
9234
Columbus & Toledo—
54
Eqtr 5s *35 '35ser M (yr)_J&D
Eq 5s '35 *38 O (yr)—J&D
Eq 6s Jan 15 1935 (yr)_. J&J15
Eq 6 34s 1935 36 ser J (yr) M&S
Eq 634s 1935-36 K (yr)..A&0
Eq 434s*34-*42 (yr.) ser A M&N
7734
9434
-
70
Conv «4Vs 1949
90
10134
1G80—M,«fcN
1434
1534
17
4534
463*
373*
10534
1033*
9034
C..A&0
30
3734
IF
963*
w*
77
1935-37—-M&N ft
-
113
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv—
9534
J&D
38
35
m
4.10
4.10
10134
Gen ref gold 4s 1950—---J&J /
M&N
Gen M 4 34s*87 stpd inc tax M&N
15-year 6>4s Mar 1936—M&S
1st & ref 5s May 2037
J&D
1st & ref 434s May 2037—J&D
lot & ref 434s May 2037C J&D
....
105
194Q
F&A
Columbus & Hocking Valley—
Ext gold 4s 1948
A&O
58
573*
111
103
F&A
4.00
1st cons 58 gold 1943------J&J
Florida East Coast 4 34s 69-J&D
Columbia & Port Deposit—
1st
,
3.50%
102
A&O
B
ser
General mUe
9434
69
101
7334
73
Eq tr 6s 1935-36 (year).J&J15
Eq 434s *35 '41 LL (s-a).-M&S
Eq tr 4 348 1934-43 (s-a) ..M&S
Penn coll g 4s Feb 11951--F&A
Erie & Jersey s f 6s 1955
J&J
Erie & Pittsburgh—
Gen gug 334« «er B 1940--J&J
Series O 1940
6
534s 1972 series A..A&O
Eq tr 534%
53
575
1st
48
70
90
9834
99
Coal Rlv Ry 1st 4s gu '45
J&D
Colorado & Southern
Ref M g 4t4s May 1 '35-M&N
102j4
70
5 75
5.75
5.75
743*
743*
87
1st 4s gold guar 1995
M&N
Cleveland Union Terminals—
ser
77
72
10234
gtd 1948—M&N
f 5s 1973
gold 4s 1996
J&J
gold 4s 1996-- —-J&J
95
Gen lien
Series D 1953------A&O
Ref & impt m 5s 1967—M&N
Ref & mtge ra 5s 1975----A&0
1013*
Cleve Short L 4 34s 1961
A&O
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
s
92
Prior lien
52
100
Ser D 334s gen gtd 1950--F&A
Gen & ref434s 1977 ser A.F&A
1st M
8534
A&O
1965—
Conv gold 4s 1953 ser A.-A&O
Series B 1953
A&O
106
1534
100
1951-J&J
61
1033*
f
1st gu 5s
46
Ser B 434s gen gtd 1942—A&O
Series B 3 34s gen gtd 1942. A&O
s
9634
10434
57
10234
1st
58
92%
10334
10334
10134
104
9734
-
1st & ref 5s
J&J
1935.M&N
10834
100 34
10*34
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
Nor Div 1st. k 4s 1948.
A&O
Edmonton, Dunvegan & Brit
Columbia Ry 434s 1944--A&0
El Paso & 8 W RR—
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
Ser A 434" gen gtd 1942—-J&J
gen
10834
El Paso & R I
50
10734
White W V Div 1st 4s '40-J&J
ft
Equip to 6s 1934-1935
Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling—
334s
40
M&N
1063*
11234
J&D
J&D
Ref & imp M 6s *41 ser O..J&.1
Ref & imp M 5s *63 ser D._J&J
Ref & impt 4 34s ser E 1977. J&J
Cairo Div 1st g 4s 1939---J&J
O W & M Div 1st 4s g *91-J&J
St L Div 1st col trg 4s'90 M&N
Spr & Col Div 4b 1st g '40-M&S
Ser O
East Tenn Va & Georgia—
Consol 1st g 5s 1956
107 34
4834
General 4s gold 1993
Gen M 5s ser B 1993
103
39
-JjSiJ
106
1093*
Geo M 5s 1936
Cleveland & Mahoning—
Gold 5s 1938
1053*
-J&D
10534
Pac Ry—
1st coos guar g 4s 1940
Olev Olnc Chic & St Louis—
107
Elgin Jol & East 6s 1941---M&N
Elmira & Williamsport—
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950- J&J
Income 5s 2862
--A&O
67
107
3.50%
65
5%
109
62
91
87""
66
—F&A
non-pay Fed Inc tax
Gen M 5s *87 stpd Inc tax M&N
Gen M 4 J*s'87stpdlnc taxM&N
Stmpd
-
6.25
M&N
Val 4s 1948-
Olev & Marietta 434s
1st & gen 5s 1966 series A.M&N
1st & gen 6s May 66 ser B J&J
Equip tr 6s 1935 (yr)
J&J15 69.00
Monon Coal gu 5s *36 opt J&D
22
Ohic Indianapolis & St. Louis-—
90
107
84
ft
9234
_
East Tenn & Western N C—
1st gold 5s Nov 1 1935
9934
3%
3%
3%
.75%
1.50
Dutchess Co RR4V4s 194<i
90
10834
1103*
1103*
11134
10534
104
90
1st M 434s 2020 ser A
J&J
1st M 5s 2020 ser B__
J&J
1st mtge g 58 series O *57-M&N
91
11034
11034
10534
10534
1.50
90
1st g 4s 1951.-J&J
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
94
3.50
,
12
90
85
Clearfield & Mahoning—
1st gtd g 5s 1943.
J&J
Cleveland Akron & Columbus—
3.50
.
92
1st 5s 1937
A&O
Duiutn MusaDe & NorthernGen g s f 5s Jan 1 1941
J&J
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic—
1st gold 5s 1937
85h
10434
8334
Olncln North
,■
105
101
Musk
Eq tr 5s 1935 38 (yr)—A&O
4%
89
25
85
J&D
gtd 4s 1942
Clue &
Refunding
Short Line 1st 4s 1953—.A&O
Chicago Lake Shore & Eastern—
l«t M 434s 1969 opt 1919.J&D
Ohic Memp & Gulf 5s
1940—J&J
Ohic Milw 8t Paul & Pac RR—
50-yr 5s 1975 series A
F&A
Conv adj 5s Jan 2000
A&O
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989--J&J
cons
9434
5.00
26
85
1st 4s Aug 1 1936
Q-F
Cin Ind & West 1st 5s 1965-M&N
Cincinnati Lebanon & Northern
40
ft
2234
25
2234
Bid.
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
1st 5s Mar 1 1964
...J&J
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—1st gold guar 4s 1953
J&J
Duluth & Iron Range—
85
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton—
General 5s gold 1942
J&D
2d mtge gold 4 34s 1937
J&J
OIn Ind St Louis & Chicago—
Central
Vermont Ky—
Eo tr 5# rif 14 34-'44
/
/
'
Chicago & Western Indiana—
Consol gold guar 4s 1952
J&J
1st & ref 534s 1962 A
M&S
Choc & Memph 5s 1949J&J
1st
Eurooean loan 4s 1946.M&S
Central RR & Banking of Ga—
Coll tr g 5s 1937
M&N
J&J16
Guar gold 5s 1944
9454
92 34
8234
m
-
Ohic Un Stat 1st 434s 1963--J&J
1st M 5s 1963 series B
J&J
1st M 634s series O 1963—J&J
Central Pacific—
1st ref 4s g guar 1949
F&A
1st g guar 4s Oct 1 1954—A&O
Guar g 5s I960
F&A
66
25
22
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
Consol gold 5s 1952
M&N
25
80
243*
Chic Terre Haute & Southeast
1st & ref g 5s Dec 1 '60 opt J&D
Inc mtge 5s Dec 1 1960--M&S
16
Eq tr 4 Vis '34-'40serQ(yr) M&N
Eq tr 5s 1935-'38 (yrly)..J&D
Gen
Eq 6s 1935 (ann).
58
7 50
_
Bonds.
68
6534
/
Ask.
Ohic St Paul Minn & Omaha—
25
Kef & gen 534s 1959 ser B.A&O
Kef & gen 5s 1959 ser O-.A&O
Eq tr 434s *35 '40ser P(yr)M&S
-
f
.
*Kefg
50
Equip 5s 1935-1937 s-a.-A&O
En tr 6s 1935 (yrlvi
J&J15
Carthage & Adirondack—
1st mtge guar g 4s 1981—J&D
.
...J&J
Certificates of deposit
1934 opt co 1911-A&O
Certificate of deposit.
*iec 434s 1952 ser A—
_M&S
Certificates of deposit
30-yr. conv. 4^4s I960—-M&N
Eq 6s Jan 15 1935(yr) ...J&J15
Eq tr 5s 1934-38 (s-a)
J&D
Eq tr 5s 1934 (s-a)
A&O
Eq 4 34» i5-*42 O (yr)
J&J
Eq tr 434s '34-'46 (s-a).—J&D
Chicago St Louis & N O—
Con g 5s June 15 '51
J&D 15
Con g 334s June 15*51 J&D.15
Mem Div 1st 4s 1951
J&D
8334
963*
10034
9234
9334
1123*
10834
3.75%
3.75%
107
A.J&SD15
Bid.
Bonds
Chic R I & Pac Ry—
General gold 4s 1988
9434
_
1st
BONDS
interest" except where marked *[" and income and defaulted bonds.
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
are as near as
20
r
Debenture ctfs B Feb_._------
Guantananio & Western—
1st M 6s 1958 ser A--.----J&J
fk 183*
Guayaquil & Quito 1st 5s 32 J&J2 /
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
1st 534b 1950 aerB.
A&O
1st 5s 1950 Series C
A&O
Gulf & Ship Island RR—
1st ref & term g 5s Feb 52-J&J k
14
82
7734
70
Stamped (July 11933 cpn on)
Gulf Terminal of Mobile—
1st mtge g Is 1957 *u-----J&J
Harl R & Portch—See N Y N
Hocking
78
Valley Ry—
cons gold 434s 1999-—J&J
Eq tr 5s 1935 1938 (ann)_A&0
Eq tr 5s 1935-1939 (y*>-,--JAJ ft
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yr)
J&J 15 ft
1st
Canadian price,
>iom
s
Sale price.
80
H & Ha rtford.
3 75
2.00
July
1934.]
RAILROAD
BONDS
75
NOTICE.—All bond prices are and "interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bonds
Bid.
Bedford & Oumb
\ 1st M g 4s 1951 guar
J&J
Housatonlc con 5s 1937
M&N
Houston Belt & Term 5s 37.J&J
Houston & Texas Central—
1st lien g 5s 1937
Hudson & Manhattan—
99
101%
101%
J&J
Bonds
100%
101
Little Miami guar 4s 1962-M&N
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—
gold 4s 1939 guar —...-J &J
65%
103%
101%
99%
103%
103%
101%
102
87
38%
Long Island—Unified g 4s 49M&S
Refunding g gu 4s 1949—rM&S
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938
J&D
Debenture gold 5s 1937-M&N
F.julp tr 5s 1935 39 'yr)
A&<.
87%
38%
80
82
95%
94 %
90%
95%
76%
78
82%
76
93%
82*
78 %
73%
^
103
65
3.80
3
3
3
3
3
2
3
99%
Litch Dlv 1st g 3s 1951—.J&J
Louisv Div 3%s g 1953-.J&J
Omaha Dlv 1st 3s g 1951 ..F&A
St Louis Dlv 3%s
g 1951—J&J
St Louis Dlv 3s g 1951
J&J
88
1st M
Sp'fleld Div
84%
Louisville &
83%
7-1%
F&A
2d mtge 3s 1980
17
88
1st 5s Kal &S H 1939
.
8
94
86%
103%
2.5f
.
'
47%
84""
4:00
76%
77%
1.75%
3.50%
102%
86%
101%
103
89%
101%
95
90
106
104
Gen cons
F&A
102%
99%
J&D
goid 4s 2003
M&N
New
Lehigh Vall Term 5s 1941
114
94
60%
65%
75%
...J&J
..A&O
.
B
_
94
28
L 8 coll tr g 3>*s 1998
F&a
M C coll t
' 3%s 1998-..F&A
7%
4
3%
2%
_
42%
4%
11%
3%
32
42%
33%
45%
49
50
34%
35""
71
73%
99%
87
68%
74%
25
6.00
86
77
87
18
20
83%
L
b
84%
70
4.00
92%
2.50%
29%
30%
(977
y7ft
b
3.85
3.85
b
3.85
b
b
3.85
3.85
3.00%
3.00%
6
3.85
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
100%
b
G
25%
Certificates of deposit
-
M&N
27
..
29%
25%
29%
25%
29%
M&N
.
1st &
ref 5s 1980 ser
H._A&"0
Certificates of deposit
30%
28%
30%
30"
ser
General gold 4s 1941
4.25
4-25
m
64%
3.75%
3.75%
101%
101%
75
85
95%
M&N
A 1973
71%
75%
63%
105%
104%
M&N
M&S
1st & ref 4s
27
p
8Hr
1st 4s ext g 1947
3d mtge 4%s 1938
N Y & Greenwood Lake
Guar g 5s 1946
88
1.60%
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
1st & ref 4>*a 1973 ser B. .M&N
New York & Long Branch—
1
87%
IVi
ffU
i.50%
Nl & Har 1st g 3 %s 2000—M&N
N Y Lack & Western—
^
74%
2.50
1st M 4Hs 1953 series a—F&A
lat guar 5s 1953 series B
F&A
New York & Erie RR—
91%
F&A
&
69
2.50
3-yr 6% g note* Oct 1 '35A&0
Ref 5%s 1974 ser A
A&u
Ref 4 %■ 1978 ser O
M&S
Equip tr 4%s 1934-'44 (yr) F&A b
Equip tr 5* 1934~'38 (yr)_.F&A b
New York Connecting RR—
75
Certificates of deposit
100
117
b
_
5%
5%
5%
6.00
93%
96%
68%
NYC RR eq 4%s '35 *36—J&J b
3.85
NYC RR eq 4%* '35-'45.M&N b
3.85
N Y O & St L 1st g 4s 1937. A&O
100
56
95%
103
95%
M&S
i0i%
NY & NE Bos Ter 4s 1939--A&O
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
Deb 6s Jan 15 '48 conv_.J&J15
79%
80%
46
54
50
tiH
§§*
62
50
60
90
Deb 4s May 1 1957
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 3%s March 1947
M&S
60%
„
66
1st
76
Certificates of deposit..
Oonv g 5%* 1949 ser
A..M&N
Secured 5%s 1934 1956.._J&D
27
10%
11
Deb 3%s 1954 non-conv..A&O
53
Equip trust.5 s 1935 40(yr)M&S
Eq tr 4%* 35- 44 F (yr)__M&N
84
90
53
58
84
90
Deb 3%s 1956 conv
15-year secured 6s 1940
1st & ref 4%s 1967
81%
61%
88
105
110%
& ref 6*
1981
*er
I
F&A
10
30"~
28%
11%
111%
92
Eq tr 7s 1935 year)
.A&015
tr 6s 1935 lyear... ..J&J 15
NYC L eq OS 34-'37 tyr)-J&D
NYC L eq 5s 34 '39 (yr)_J&D
NYC I.eq4%s 34 37(yr)M&s
NYC Lines eq 4%s Mar 15 1935
to
1939
(year)..
.M&Slh
NYC Lines eq 4%s 1935 —J&J
NYC Lines eq 4%s '35-40
(yearly)
M&N16
Eu
~6~66
102%
^ew
91%
66%
54%
68
87%
23%
23%
28
116%
68
r..»
71
20%
101%
M&N
73
X
98%
79%
J&J
A&O
J&D
57%
54
62
Equip tr 4Hs Sept 15 1934
95
Mar 15 1945
Eqpt. tr
4%*
to
15 b
'35-*46(yr).J&J b
M&S
4.00
3.50
4.00
3.50
98%
llarl Rlv & Pt Ones 4* '54 M&N
99%
.•
b
Basis.
/ This price includes accrued interest,
mpaired by maturity.'
>■.
103%
York Central & Hud Riv—
Ref g 3%s July 1 1997
J&J
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt. ,J& J
Ref & ref 4 %s ser A 2013.-A&O
66
J&J
Certificates of deposit..
17
103%
20
A
75
^or lien 4%s 1978
1st
7l""
21%
6s 1944
J&J
116
96
97%
104%
77%
Lexington & Eastern—
1st guar 5s 1965
A&O
Litchfield & Mad 1st 5s 34-M&N
A.
ser
conv
ser D.J&J
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A..A&0
Mo Kan & Tex (old
company)—
1st gold 4s 1990
J&D
Ed tr 6s 1935 (yeaD.-.'j&JiS
Mo Pacific Kit (new
company)—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A
York
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945—M&S
94
RR—
ser
21%
22%
F&.v
Ref & impt 4 %s 2013 A...A&0
Ref & Impt 5s 2013 C
A&O
J&J
1 *rior lien 5s 1962
101
J&D
10-yr
g 5s 1949...J&J
Mo-Ill RR 5* 1959
J&J
103
J&D
Gen con gold 4 Hs 2003. ..M&N
Gen con gold 5s 2003. ...M&N
Lehigh Vallej
Ry of
1st 4%s gold 1940
3.25%
Con v deb 6" 1935
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser
M&S
OentTermRy—
C.b T!e^8 f 48 *4lop'16.M&N
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
84%
New York Central RR—
Eq tr 4%s 1935- 36 (s-a)_M&N
93
20
A&O
53%
Mississippi Cent
98%
lat 5s 1954 series B
16
101%
66%
86%
1st M 5%s 1954 series A..A&U
1st 5s 1956 series O
F&A
J&J
Prior lien 4s 1962
104
3.75
99%
84
2d M gold 4s-guar
1949...J&J
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
J&J
1st ref 5%* 1978 ser B
J&J
25-year 5%s 1949
M&S
Eq tr 4s *34-'38 s-a
J&D15
90%
92
93%
92
51%
(tra/is&& A9l5^y6ar)
MStP&SS M &
94%
101%
90%
77
....
68
Ref & luipt4%s '52 ser A..J&J
79%
J&J
89
89
42
f
J&
97%
Minn St P & Sault Ste
Marie—
1st cons gold 4s 1938
102%
85
92
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953—J&J
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
Non-cum lnc 5s '35 ser A..A&0
t<
j&r
5s 1938 gu lnt
90
83%
$Z*
75
1st M 4%s 1956 series D__F&A
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
1st M g 4%s 1945 guar
J&J
Now York Bkiyn & Manh Beach
1st gold 5s 1935
A&O
Certificates of deposit..
cons
81
102
82
96%
4%%
1st cons gold 5s 1938
4%
83%
87
1st refdg gold 4s 1949
M&S
Ref & ext .5s Feb *62 ser
A.Q-F
1st
::
5
102%
74%
1
95
_
89
4
4
3%
1100
I 85
New Orl & Nor East bs I9i5,
Extended at 5% 1940
M&N
85
1st consol gold
5sl934.„M&N
Certificates of deposit.
48
83
80
80
4%
4
101%
4
102%
Unassented (no coups)
JJJi^rta & N W 1st 4s 1947M&?
lil&State Line lst3
%sl941 _J&.i
llnneapolis & St Louis—
1st 7s '27 ext at
6% 1932—J&D
94
fM
3%
80
97""
105
I
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940
J&J
New Mexico Ry & Coal Co—
35
at
*
4
ff lH
f 4%s 1955
Certificates of deposit
50-year 1st 5s 1983
70
1.50%
s
1910
A&O
Valley—5s 1943
/
A&O
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954.
M&N
New Brunsw lstg 5s 1934
F&A
Cons deb 4s perpetual
J&J
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
Consol g 5s July 1 1945
J&J
N Hav & North 4s 1956 gu__J&D
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986
F&A
30
6s
95%
2.50%
4.00
104%
F&A
J&D J
1st
94
6
1st coU tr g 5s Oct 1 1947—A&O
New Orl Gt Nor 1st, 5s '55.-F&A /
28
48%
76%
63
A&O
102%
91%
'
70
Unassented (no coups)
48
Lenign &
tiiugiauq——
1st M gold 5s 1945
...J&J
Gen mtge gold 5s 1954
)&J
5s series B 1954
J&J
Oon M 6s ann Irred
CJon M 4%s ann lrred
J
im-<9 11884).
96
70
Adj M Apr 1 '53 ser A
Sept
Milwaukee & Northern—
•1st ext 4 %s 1939 G«80).J&r
103
i
68
M&N
5% to 1940
•Oons 6s 1913 ext
Lehigh & Lake Erie 4%s *57 M&S
Eq tr 41934- 42 lyr)..A&O b
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
Midland
N
of
B.M&N
6% g notes '15 ext to'33.-J&D
6% g notes £ '15 ext to '33-J&D
Nat RR of Mex pi g 4%s 26 J&J
1st cons gold 4s 1951
A&O /
1st M
45
(Foreign eerie*) I960
Midland
ser
91
89%
96%
102%
95%
101%
National Transc Branch Lines Co
80
-M&N
Income 4s 1943..
Midi RR 4% franc bonda
105
100
101%
100%
96%
M&N
1st 5s 1943
Constr'n4%s 1955
89
Prior lien g 4%s s f 1957—J&J
Gen mtge 4s 1977
A&O
MS#
70
lstg 4s Jol&N Ind.l957J&JlO
lstg3%s J L& Sag 1951-M&S
1st gold 3%a 1952
M&N
Mlddletown & Unlonvllle—
4%
89
M&N
1st guar g 5s 1937
National Jtwya ol Mexico—
60
97
67%
O.J&J
ser
..J&J
J&D
64
104
Nfasnville Chattanooga & St L—
1st M 4s 1978 ser A
F&A
85
60
1st mtge M Air L 4e 1940--J&J
85%
'
at rate 4 8665
Plain 1961.
J&j
Lake Erie & West 1st 5a '37—J&J
2d gold 5s July 1 1941
J&J
Lake Shore & Mich South—
Don g r»»f 3
'907
.T.vi)
Michigan Central—
Ref & Impt 4%e 1979
F&A
1st 6s 1963
1st mtge 5s 1935
Morris & Essex 3%s 2000
Oonstr'n 5s 1955 ser A
100
75
77
gold 4s 1977
M&S
Asst (cash warr & coup)
/
102%
101%
vlorgantown & King wood—
con
71
101
M&b
lat M 4Hb 1961
(sterling;_J&J
accr int at exch rate 4
8665
1st
ext at
...
J&J
10
30
55
102 %
Kana & .viicu
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
19%
88%
E(j tr 4 %r 1934-'37 < vear^
A&O
Nashville Florence & Sheffield—
67%
104%
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959—M&N
Meridian Term 4s '55 guar-M&N
Mexican International—
31
102
Rapids gtd 5a '38-J&J
Kal & Sou Haven—See Mich Cent
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon RR
1st gold 5a 1940
J&J
Kanawha Br & Ter 5a 1948.. A&u
Eq tr 6a 1935 (vear)
J&J U
Eq tr 5%s 1934-38
cy0*r) M&S
Kansas City Terminal
Ry—
1st g 4a 1960
opt 1930
J&J
Kanaaa Oklahoma & Gulf—
90
17
Moutour RR
1.00 %
66%
M&N
gu
74%
89
Grand
M&^
90
83
60
98%
107
70
.
1st gtd 3%s 1941
J&J
Maryland & 1'a 1st g 4s 5i-M&»
4empUls Union Station Co—
25
7%
3%
Joplin Union Depot Co—
1st g 4H» 1940 guar
opt.M&N
Kalamazoo Allegheny &
1954
100
J&D
Philippine Govt
65%
Jamestown Frank & Clearrieid—
1st g Is 1959 mar
—J&D
City Sou—1st g 3s 1950 A&O
Irnpt 5s Apr 1 1950-J&J
83
101%
58
J&D
67%
71%
Ref & ext 5s aeries A 1967—J&J
Ref & ext 68 Beriee B 1967—J&J
Ref &
90
104
96
J&D
Dec 1935
1st & ref 5s
27%
Ist&refg4-'951..
mtge 5s
4s '52 gu J&D
46
Iowa Minn & N'western
3%s *35
Jacksonville Terminal—
Lehigh Valley—
1st 6a ext gold 4a 1948
82%
97%
J&J
ar
14
&
83
107%
Maine Central—
100
83
f
f\sm
1
M&8
Eq 4%s *35 '41 O (yr)__J&J16
Eq tr 5s 1935 '38 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1935 39 (year)
J&J
104%
71
1st 5s 1947
J&J
Macon Terminal 5s 1965
J&J
Mahon C RR 1st 5s
1934—J&J
84%
79%
29
9
26%
26%
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938
J&D
Certificates of deposit....
1934.—".Sept
11%
llY*
M&S
75
Macon Dublin & Savannah—
104%
103 %
Eq tr 4Hs 1935-42 (yr)._A&0
1st
1952
V Term 1st
68%
90
104
103
100
103%
Sinking fund g 7s 1937
M&N
Manitowoc Green Bay & Western
J&J
Stmpdaccrlnt
98
105%
m&s
1945--M&S
Monon coll
95
/
A.April /
lat M 5a 1978
107%
103%
103%
104%
Manila RR Sou Lines 4s'39.M&N
4s 1939 ext to 1959
Internal Rys (Central America)—
1st M 5s 1972 opt
M&N
1st col tr 6% notes 1941 .M*v
6% notes 1936
.J&D
Kan
gold 4s.
\j &
70""
60
M&8
106
100
97
103
internat-Great North Ky—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A..J&J
Adj M 6s July 1952 ser
Bir 4s iyj4
91
100
101%
J&J
J&J
1st 4s 1956..J&.I
Income 5s Mar
Assented
49
100%
1st & ref 4%s 1935
95
104
1971 .m&s
Dlv 6s
St L
&
83
91
_J&J
Montgom Div g 5s 1947.-F&A
Mohawk & Malone—
63%
99
108
E
Mob & Mont4%s
Southern Ry joint
86%
Den & ref 5s 1965 ser A.__ J&.i
Gen & ref 5s 1965 ser B—J&J
K C Mem &
Small
Mob & Ohio, gen 4s 1938
Ref & Impt 4%s 1977
Secured 5s 1938
l65
2.50%
2.50%
1st & ref 6s Dec 1935
ist 4s 1990—.A&O
Eq tr 6n 1935 cyr>
J&J U
Kanawha & W Va 5s i955—.J&J
Kan City Ft Scott &
Memphis—
Ref g 4rc1936 guar
.A&O
CertIfl ates of deposit..
75
1938 at
M&N
Nashville-—
J&J
1st 1& ref 6%s 1947
July
90
60
All K & Cm luv 4s 1955. -m&N
100
72
A&O
J&J
m
4%
Mob & Blrm pr lien 5s 1945.
Small
104
3.00%
3.00%
Pad & Mem Dlv 1st 4s '46-F&A
Bloomlngton & Western—
1st M 5s 1956 series B
1st M 5s 1956 ser O
3d 7s ext
102%
3.50
3.50
2 00
8
85
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
1st gold 4a 1950
Indianapolis Union—
103%
90
84%
,50-year gold 5s 1937
M&N
Unified gold 4s 1940
-J&J
1st & ref 5%s 2003 ser A ..A&O
1st & ref 58 2003 ser B
A&O
1st & ref 4 He 2003 ser CL.A&O
5s 1941
A-0
Eq tr |%s 1934-37 (year).J&D
Equip 6 %« '<135-36 (year) m&s
Eq tr 6s 1935 vyr>- —J&J16
79%
74%
103%
66%
3.25%
3.25%
3.25%
3.25%
3 25%
3.25%
1.50%
2%
13
II*
85
.101%
46
A&O
gold 5s 1935
Ask.
Bid.
68
61%
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
J&J
Louisville & Jeffersonvllle Bridge
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945—M&S
86
ext 3%s 1951 J&.)
.
'98%
1969
J&J
Western—
95
83%
77%
88
1951
M 6® ser A
1st
Louslana & North
Bond*
Mo Pac (oldl-
103
Oon 5s 1937
M&N
Los Angeles Un Term 6s '41-M&N
Louisiana & Arkansas—
80
Series O 4%s 1963
J&D
Gold 6 Hs
July 1 1936
I&j
40-year 4%s Aug 1 1966—F&A
Eq tr 4%s 1934-1939 K—F&A
Eq tr 4Hs 1934-1940 L...A&C
Eqtr4%s'35 '41 M (s-a).M&N
Eq tr 4%s 193441 Ser N.A&C
Eq tr 4%s '35 36 (yr) O..J&J
Eq tr 5s 1935 38 ser J
M&N
Eq tr 6s 1935 year)
J&J 1/
Equip 7s 1934-1936A&O
Cairo Bridge 4s g 1950—J&D
1st ext 4a 1940
Indiana rtaroor Belt RR—
Genl mtge 4s 1957
Gen mfccre 4Hs 1957
3.75
3.75
.
Ask.
Louis vhle Henderson & St Louis—
5s 1955
M&N
1955 opt 1918- M&N
1st g 3%s 1952 .J&J
M (I C & C 8 L &
N O) 5s 1963 ser A
J&D
Indianap & Lou
..
Equiptr4%s 1941-45 (yr).F&A
Long Island City & Flushing—
102
Ref mtge
Ref g 4s
Pur lines
Jt 1st ref
Indiana
1935—-A&O
Long Dock 6s con g
-
F&A
Adj Inc up to 5% Feb '57.A&0
1st M4%s 1957 conv
F&A
Illinois Central—1st g 4h '51-J&J
1st gold 3%s 1951
J&i
3-year notes 4 Ha 1934—_J&D
Ext 3-yr deb 6s 1937 w i
_J&D
Main L ext 1st g 3 Ha *51 Aotu
1st g 3s sterling 1951
£4s gold of 1952
£4s gold of 1953
■y
Coll trust gold 4s 1952
A&O
Col tr L N O & T g 4s '53.M&N
■
1st
104%
1st goid 5s 1957 opt—
western lines e 4s
Btd.
Ask.
Holldaysburg
k Last sale.
I In London
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price.
,
*
Sale price.
*
/
Negotiability
BONDS
RAILROAD
76
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Bid.
i
Bonds
Ask.
66
67
J&D
58
59
Gen M
sr
4s
t955 red
N Y Pennsylvania & Ohio—
Prior lien 4 Vis 1935
M&S
N t Phil a Norf-isig 4s'39 J<3tJ
Income 4s Jan 1 1939
M&N
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948
J&D
N Y Prov & Bos 4s 1942
A&O
,
k 101 *
102
104
101
100
94 Vi
J&J
F&A
F&A
M&N
72 Vi
1st M g 4Kb 1946 guar
Nord Ry s f 6 Vis I960
Norfolk & Oar 5s 1939
J&J
A&O
A&O
87 Vi
52*
74
70
57 Vi
96 Vi
99 Vi
51 Vi
51Vi
do
do
iy4l_M&N *./30Vi
37 Vi
1st
102
106 Vi
105 *
104 *
1.25
106 Vi
105 Vi
.75%
107
101 Vi
Q-J
Northwestern Terminal RR—
1st M 5s 1977
An .-Apr /
Norwich & Worcester—
4 Vis 1947
M&S
Ogdensburg & Lake Ohamplaln—
1st guar g 4s 1948
J&o
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943
M&8
Ohio Indiana & Western—
mtge
1st g 5s April 1 1938
Q-J
Ohio Rlv RR—1st g 5s 1936-J&D
Gen gold 5s 1937
A&O
Old Colony RR 4s 1938
J&J
103"
51
55
48
99Vi
69Vi
85*
98 Vi
93 Vi
58
100
70*
85 Vi
100
93 Vi
93*
3.00%
94""
Pitts
34
38
65
88
103 Vi
103 Vi
98 Vi
Pitts
Oregon-Wash RR & Nav
1st & ref g gu 4s *61 opt—J&J
99Vi
g 4s 1938--F&A
2d ext 5s gold 1938
Cardelet Br 1st 4 Vis
J&J
1938-A&O
Paducah & 111 1st 4Vis 1955.J&J
Parts-Orleans extl 5 Vis 1968 M&S
0% franc bonds (foreign series;
1956
J&D
Paulista Ry 1st 7s '42serA M&S15
Pennsylvania Company
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
M&N
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Vis 1937
M&S
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Vis 1941
F&A
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Vis 1942
J&D
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Vis 1944
J&D
8ec g 4Vis 1963
M&N
Pa&NYCanal con 5s 1939--A&O
Cons mtge 4Vis 1939
—_A&0
Cons mtge 4s 1939
...A&O
M&M
M&N
A&O
F&A
D
15-yr 6 Vis Feb 1 1936
40-yr 5s 1964Con M 3 Vis g£ 1945
Con M 4% g £
Deb 4Vis 1970
M&N
.J&J
1948
M&N
A&O
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1935 38 (yr)
Gen
equip 5s 1934-39 (yr) A&O
Eq tr 4 Vis 1935 39 (yr)—A&O
Peor & East cons 4a 1940--A&O
2d cons inc 4s 1990
Apr 1
Peoria & Pekln Union Ry—
1st g 5 Vis 1974 series A...F&A
Peoria Ry Ter 4s '37 gu op— -J&J
Pere Marquette Ry—
1st g 5s July 1956 Ser A.-J&J
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B-.J&J
1st 4 Vis 1980 ser O
M&S
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yr)
J&J 15
Perklomen ist 5s 18 ext to '38Q-J
UOVi
Southern
94
98 Vi
100 Vi
98 Vi
100 Vi
100 Vi
99
100
157
161
61 Vi
63 Vi
75
80
97
101
102 Vi
99 Vi
99Vi
96*
101
75
102
3.40
103
97
Southern
107
103
2 00
Alton
102 Vi
103 Vi
1%
105Vi
106 Vi
105
110
101V
108 V
105 Vi
Suffolk 6l Oar con 58
98Vi
109
107
106 Vi
107 Vi
103 Vi
92
104
97
95
4
91 Vi
3 00
3.00
3 00
74
8Vi
2.00%
2.00%
2.00%
77 Vi
10Vi
.M&M
#/54-
93 Vi
97
60 Vi
71
72 Vi
20
20 Vi
19 Vi
19
Eq tr 5s 1934-1939
M&N
Eq tr 4 Vis 1935 42 (yr)—A&O
Eq tr 4Vis 1935-43 (yr)—-F&A
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term RR—
»«t M g 5*s 1964
—
M&S
Toledo Canada Southern & Del¬
ist 4s 1956
---J&J
To; & Oblo Oent 1st 5s 1935-J&«»
West Div 1st 5s g 1935-—A&O
Gen gold 5s 1935
-J&D
Eq tr 6« 1935 (yr)
J&J 15
Toledo Peoria & Western RR—
20 Vi
19
17*
16 Vi
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yr)
J&J 15
Eq tr 5s 1934-'37(year)...M&S
Eq 4Vis 1935-'41 BB (yr)_F&A
80
16 Vi
90
80
90
80
90
M&N
J&J
75Vi
78
J&J
J&J
61*
63"
47
5.00
51
18
1st g 4s 1989—-
84
Gen & ref 5s ser A 1990
86 Vi
88
62 Vi
Phila Bait & Wash 4s 1943—M&N
Eq tr 5 Vis 1935-1939 (s-a) M&S b
Equip tr 4Vis 1935-1945--J&J b
1st
40
73
St Paul & Kansas
1st guar 4 Vis 1941
F&A
St Maul vtiint & Manitoba—
23 Vi
24 Vi
5s ext ft* July 1 '33 to July 1 *43Montana ext 1st 4s 1937.J&D
Pacific Ext 1st 4s £ 1940.-J&J
St Paul Union Depot—
105 Vi
100 Vi
48
10
100
106 Vi
100 Vi
4.25
4.25
4.25
90
94
102 Vi
102
101*
2.50
93
72 Vi
4Vis'57gu.-.M&N
Valley & Ohio—
102
llOVi
M&8
102 Vi
106 Vi
99
106
110
100
105
/This price includes accrued Interest,
11*
Tol Walhouding
104
k Last sale.
1st g gu 4s
95*
84
llOVi
83 Vi
83 Vi
107 Vi
98
n
.
gold 4s June 1 1946—J&D
Consol m 4 Vis 1966 ser A—F&A
1st
96
-
I In London,
_? v-
1942 ser O
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
City Short Line
S*n Fran Term 1st 4s 1950—A&O
^
70
gold 4s Apr 1 1950
Tol Terra 1st
86
1st consol g 4s 1968
J&D
St Paul East, Gr Tr 4Vis *47..J&J
1st & ref 5s 1972—
b Basis.
72 Vi
Toledo St Louis & Western—
4%
4%
5.00
St Paul& Duluth—
104
Gen 5s 1974 series B
..F&A
104
Gen M 4 Vis 1977 ser O
J&J
Phila & Reading RR—See "Read! ngOo
fCanadian price.
87
J&J
lstm. 6s 1952
-J&.J
San Antonio & Aransas Pass—
1st guar g 4s 1943
J&J
•Van Fran & San Joaquin Val—
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940
A&O
2d 5s 1918 ext to 1938——Q-J
Phila & Bait Cent 4s 1951—M&N
102 Vi
96 Vi
.
Southwestern—
2d g Inc 4s Nov 1989
1st term & unlf 5s lQt>2
76 Vi
3.00
A&O
Cons in 4Vis 1978 ser A..M&S
Certificates of deposit stmp.
102
75Vi
77 Vi
2.00%
75
74
Certificates of deposit
W 5s 1948
-J&J
St Louis-San Francisco Ry—
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A--J&J
Certificates of deposit.-.
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B-.J&J
Certificates of deposit...
Louis
4.00
12
70
St L Peo & N
St
2.50
4.00
1st g 5s 1953.
.-——A&O /
59
Tampa North 1st 5s 36 op_J&J
Tennessee Central R> —
62 Vi
1st m 6s 1947 st>r A
A&O
Term RR Assn (St Louis)—
107 Vi
1st gold 4 Vi* 1939——--A&O
1st consol gold 5s 1944—F&A
109^
99 Vi
Gen ref s f g 4s '53 op '10--J&J
103
Terre Haute & Peor 5s 1942-M&S
Texarkana & Ft Smith—
94
lot m 5Vis 1950 guar——-F&A
81
Texas City Term 6s 1941-J&J26
90
Texas & N O con 5s 1943— -J&J
109 Vi
Texas & Pac 1st 5« 2000
J&D
2nd Inc g 5s Dec 2000
Mai f
83"
Gen & ref 5s 1977 ser B—A&O
83
Gen & ref 5s 1979 ser C—A&O
82 Vi
Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser D—J&5
67
92 Vi
89
100 Vi
80
73
60
St Lawr & Adirond 6s 1996--J&J
91 Vi
91
^
16 Vi
100 Vi
100
86 *
1952—J<fcJ
4s 1936
J&J
Sunbury Hazleton & W-B—
2d mtge inc 6t 1938 coup .M&N
Susquehanna Bloomsburg &
Berwick RR 5s 1952
A&O
Tamoa & Gulf Coast—
Sun & Lewis 1st g
91 Vi
67 Vi
70
1944.M&S
Riv & Gulf Div 4s 1933
110 Vi
102 Vi
103 *
63 Vi
1955-J&J
--J&D
Stephenville Nor & Sou Texas—
1st mtge guar g 5s 1940—J&J
70
J&J
105
88:
SpoK Internat 1st g 5s
Stateu Isl Ry 4Vis 1943
103 Vi
Louis Belt—
Bridge 1st g 4s '51.-J&J
2d gold 6s 1996
St Louis Iron Mt & Sou—
8lVi
1041
Spartanburg Un Col 4s '95. -J&J
39
100
/
J&J
J&J
J&J
St Joseph & Grand Island—•
1st gold 4s 1947—
5s 1994—- J& J
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yr)
J&J 15
Eq tr 5s 1935-39 (s-a)—-M&S
Eq tr 4 Vis Oct' 34-'39 (s-a) A&O
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 M&S
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996——J&J
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
L & N So Joint g 4s—See L & N
Mobile & O coll tr 4s '38-M&8
107*
2.00
3.25
3.25
b
Develop & gen M g 4s '56-A&O
Develop & gen 6s 1956—A&O
Develop & een 6Vis 1956-A&O
104 Vi
,
Vi'
3.00
3.75
3.75
3.75
3.75
J&J
1st consol gold
105
.
98 Vi
63
64
Railway—
103
St Clair Mad & St
103
63 Vi
(yr)-j&D b
1934-1935
102 Vi
2.60 /o
.101 Vi
Richmond-Washington Co—
101 •
Ooll tr g gu 4s 1943 opt—-J&D
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939—J&D
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940
J&J
1st g 4s guar 1940-J&J f
90 Vi
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939
J&J
65 Vi
1st coll tr 4s 1949 op
-A&O
Rock Island Ark & Louisiana—
*
15 Vi
1st guar 4Vis 1934
M&S
Rock Island-Frisco Term Ry—
102
81H
M&J
-M&S
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955
Rich & Peters 4 Vis 1940
A&O
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952—J&J
100
101
72
49 J&D
Lines)
A
(Oregon
Eq 5s '35-'39 O (yr)——M&S
Eq 5s '35 '41 D (yr)
A&O
Southern Pacific (Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 5Vis 1949
A&O
Soucnern Pacific RR Oal—
1st con g 5s gu 1937
M&N
1st ref g 4s 1955 op 191A
J& '
65
Richmond & Mecklenburg—
1st g 4s Nov 1 1948
M&N
1st m 4Vis 1957
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949
Rutland con 4 Vis 1941
Pacific Co—
P) Aug i
June 1
95 Vi
65
ft
63
M&N
M&N
Equip 7s 1934-1935 (yr) J&D
Equip 5s 1935-1939 (yr)—M&N
Equip tr 5s 1934-38 (yr)—J&D
Eq tr 4
1934-40 (yr) —-J&D
Eq tr 4Vis '34-'41 (yr)
J&D
Pacific Fruit Express equip 7s
28
96 Vi
102 Vi
mtge 4Vis 1940
A&O
Equip 6s Jail 151935—-J&J 15
16
72
105 Vi
50-year 4Vis 1981
4 Vis 1969 with war
92
Cons
14 Vi
110
100
1951—F&A
40-year 4 Vis 1968
50
1941--M&N
28
104
L 1st 6s '37A&O
95
Saratoga—
bds May 1
55
M&N
1951
1st
4 Vis
1977--
102
ft
55
1963--A&O
1937--J&J
90 Vi
97
103
1939--J&J
81
Bridge Co—
Ooll tr 4s (O
Stocks.
1
gold 1948 sterling
stamped dollar
M&N
4Vis g I960
F&A
4Vis 1965
J&D
5s Dec I 1968
J&D
4 Vis 1981 ser
&
1st M g 4s
Rich Fredericksb & Potomac—
4s
m
g
Southern 111 & Mo
So Pacific Branch
100
Eq 4Vis 1935-'45 (s-a) ..M&N
Philadelphia & Reading RR—
Imp M ext g 4s 1947—A&O
Cons ext gold 4s 1937—M&S
Term 5s g gu May 1 '41-Q-F
6%
1st g 4s
So Pac Coast
79 Vi
78 Vi
89 Vi
101 Vi
Reading Company—
Jer Oent g 4s '51 op '06—A&O
Gen & ref 4 Vis 1997 ser A.J&J
Gen & ref 4 Vis 1997 ser B-.J&J
101 Vi
70
Alabama—
Con guar g 5s 1936—-——F&A
87 Vi
100
_
3Vi
Lewlsb'g—
1925 ext at
89
1st 5s 1931
-J&J f
Ral & (Jape Fear 1st 5s 1943M&:? f
Ral & Gaston 1st 5s g 1947._J&.5 /
Rensselaer
1
86Vi
M&N
4s gu 1956—-M&S
1st 4s 1947.-A&O
St Johns & L nham 5s
1st & ref 4Vis 1977 ser A.. A&O
Gen
Wore
gold July
South Indiana 1st g 4s
109 Vi
109 Vi
3*
South & North
100
Conway RR 4 Vis 1937—J&D
Potomac Val 1st gu 5s g 1941 J&J
&
6s
Geo cons gu g os
1953 series A
Prov Ter 1st g
70
74
73 Vi
78
18*
..
5% to July 1 1945—----J&J
Ter 5s *55 gu--F&A
Sioux City & Pac 3 Vi» 1936—F&A
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s '55-J&J
1st M 4s July 2 1950
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941A&0
102 Vi
_
deposit—
Shrev Bdg &
_
1st M 6s 1953 series
96
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
Pennsylvania RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943
do
4s gold 1948
i
Ry—
F&A
B—F&A
Portl (Me; Term gu 4s 1961-J&J
Guar 5s 1961
J&J
Port Reading 1st gu 5s 1941—J&J
1st 6s
99 Vi
F&A /
Pac Fruit Express—See Sou Pac—
West Va
1st 4Vis series D 1977---Port Artnur Canal & Dock—■
102
Pacific Coast Co—See Misc Bonds
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd—
__
2d
101 Vi
A
J&D
B
A&O
C ...A&O
Pitts Young & Ashtabula—
1st gen 4s series A 194»—J&D
1st M 5s 1962 series B
F&A
1st gen 5s 1974 «erles O—J&D
113*
f 6*? 1948
&
62
1st m 4 Vis 1959 ser
1st M 4 Vis I960 ser
Raritan River 1st g 5s
104
99 Vi
112*
1st cons guar 5s 1946
/
*
,
Shamokin Sunbury &
104 Vi
104 Vi
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line—
67
3
_
RR Securities—See RR
100 Vi
33
45
1959
1st gold 5s 1940
A&O
Cons 1st g 5s July 1 1943—J&J
PIttsb Term RR & Coal—
Prov
100
J&J
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946—J&J
J&D /
Shenango & Lake Erie—
f g 5s
•
Div—
M&8
Ry—a
6s 1935 series A—-F&A
May 1 1933
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B — —F&A
Certificates of deposit
—
3
26
F&A
.
Florida
Seab-All
_
104 Vi
1st m 4Vis 1950 series C—J&J
Ore RR & Nav cons 4s 1946-J&D
do
1.75%
1
1
1952-
_
Janl5'35-40(s-a) J&D
Eq tr 4 Vis
Atlanta-Birmingham
J&J
1949
5s
Feb i
-A&O
stamped—
1st gu
Certificates of
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
103 Vi
111"
J&D
&
Portsmouth Great Falls &
103 Vi
F&A
Gen g
Gen g
2.75
1st m 4 Vis 1958 ser
65
102 Vi
100 Vi
93
1st M 5 Vis 1944.
1st M 5s 1945 series B
do
102 Vi
1st g 4s
1st g guars f 5s 1942——J&J
Pitts Va & Char gu 4s 1943 M&N
56
Q-F
Ref & Imp 4 Vis 2047 ser A. J&J
Ref & Imp 6s 2047 ser B
J&J
Ref & Imp 5s 2047 ser O
J&J
93
Ref & imp 5s 2047 ser D ..J&J
3.75
Eq tr 4 Vis 1935 40 (yr)M&S16 ft
No Ry of Cal 5s g gu 1938.-A&O k 101
103
North Penna exfd 4s 1936--M&N
93
Gen k 3 3-10s 1953
J&
to
110
102 Vi
F&A
6% receivers' ctfs 1927—-F&A
Pittsburgh & Shawmut—
1st
sale of Apr 1 and
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
gold
Gold 4s
106
Oct 11933 & Apr 1 '34cpns—
Northern Pacific—
McKeesporfc
gheny 2nd gu 6s 1934-
15
Without Apr 1 1933, Oct 11933
and Apr 1 1934 coupons
red
109
ft
*
------
5% secured notes 1931—-F&A
Equip tr 6s fs-a^ 1934-37-F&A
Eq tr 5 Vis '34-'36 s-a)
A&O
Eq tr 5s 1935-1940 (s-a)—J&J
109
109 Vi
Pitts Snawmut & Northern—
os
Nor Maine Seanort 5s 1935 A&O
Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 5s—
April 1 1933 & sub coups 1945—
ex
104 Vi
109 Vi
109
-A&O
Youghio-
-
.
104 Vi
_
Pitts
Northern Central—
Gen & ref 5s 1974 ser A
MAS
Gen & ref g 4Vis ser A'74. M&S
Pac of Mo 1st
106 Vi
106 Vi
F&A
1«*
July 1
1944 opt Jan 1 1929
J&J
N & W Pocahontas 4s *41-J&D
Eq tr 4 Vis 1935
J&J
s
100 Vi
1960---F&£
*15-„F&A ♦/16 *
14
deposit
1st consol 4s 1996-.-.-A&O
1st M
H
1989 M&N
AdJ mtge 5s Oct 1 1949.-F&A
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt
A&O
Certificates of deposit
1st & cons 6s 1945 ser A -M&8
Certificates of deposit
94 Vi
100 Vi
100
J 1964.M&N
Gen M 5s 1970 ser A——J&D
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B
A&O
Gen M 4 Vis 1977 ser C.—J&J
Div ist Hen & gen g 4s
1st
107 Vi
102
ser
Pitts & Lake Erie
Norfolk & Western Ry—
as to
Stamped
Otis of dep
1942
1963
M&8
5s 1942
Seab \lr Line 1st or 4s 1950. A&O
Certificates of deposit
Eq tr 6 u,n 1934-35 (yr)
1st gen g 5s 1954 opt
J&J
Norfolk Ter 1st gu 4« 1961--M&N
Stmpd
I
4Vis
lst g
107
108 Vi
D 1945-
ser
8er
do
169 Vi
ref g 5s '61 opt
Certificates of
Nort <5t doutn 1st
4s
do
52 Vi
168 H
100
B
ser
& Phoenix-
Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s
105
Ser O 1942
4s
do
Norfolk Southern—
Is*
Ser
do
28 Vi
,
A&O
—M&N
—M&N
3 Vis ser E 1949--F&A
4s ser F 1953
J&E
4s ser G 1957—M&N
do
95Vi
do
Gen mtge 5s g 1940—
Term 1st g 5s 1943
N Y Westchester & Bos Ry—
„
Cons gold 5s 1947
J&J
Pitts Uin Ohlc & St Louis—
Con g gu 4*s ser A 1940-A&O
do
85 Vi
27 Vi
J&J
Bid.
Bonds
A$k.
Santa Fe Prescott
1st o 4s 193/ s f opt gu
Pitts Bessemer & Lake Erie—
99
NY4 Put 1st 4ag 1993-—-A&O
N Y Susq & Western—
1st refunding 5s 1937
2d mtge 4 Vis 1937
Bid.
Bonds
'hllipplne Railway—
New York Ontario & Western—
Ref 1st g 4s June 1992
MAS
108 Vi
98 Vi
Nominal,
s
Sale price.
* Negotiability Impaired
v.:.
v;/;: •/• •;
v >v
by
maturity*
July
NOTICE.—AH bond prices are ••and Interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Bonds
and
Bid.
Stocks..
ist ry & land gr 4a g 1947—J&J
1st & ref 4s June 2008
M&S
1st & ref 5s June 2 2008
M&S
40-year 45*s 1967
40-year 4s 1968
Eq tr 45*s *35-38 (yr)
Eq 45*s 8«Pt
Eq tr 5s 1934
Eq tr 7s 1934
Union Terminal
105%
101%
U4%
102%
96%
J&J
J&D
3.00
3.00
M&N
15 '34 *39.M&S16
*37 (yr)
M&S
*35 (yr)
J&D
Oo (Dallas)—
3.00
2.00
1st g 5s 1942 opt 1922
n&O
United NJRR& Oanal Oo—
General gold 4s 1944
M&S
104
Gen 1st g 35*« Mar 1 '51.M&S
?andalla RR—
99
Cong 4s 1955 series A
1145*
103
965*
2.50%
2.50%
2.50%
1%
105
io5"
103
102
*
i
„
1st Msf 6s 1058
M&S
s
f 7s 1948
"45*
100
M&ft
Debenture
co
35
6
axireveport at Pacific—
Pr lien 6s *15 ert 5% *40—M&N
Gen 6s May 1 1941
M&N
Virginia Mid gen 5s 1936 ..M&N
Fa & Southwest 5s 2003
J&J
cons g
5s 1958
1003*
102
93
103
955*
97"
84
A&O
845*
Virginian Railway—
108%
102%
Eq tr 4His 1935-1940(yr)..J&J b
Eqtr 5s 1935-1938 (yr) —.M&N b
Eq trust 6s 1935
J&J b
Wabash RR—1st g 5s 1939-M&N
2d
gold 5s 1939
F&A
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939-J&J f
1st lien term gold 4s 1954-J&J
Ref & e«n 5 5*s 1976 A ..M&S
5s 1976
ser
109 %
3.25
2.50%
2.50%
3.25
2.00
90
•<«!»
4 **s
A
khq
19V8
5s 1980
ser
ser
1%
92
4%
24"
10
50%
50
14
IV
1st
57
90
New
83%
London
100
100
(t)
95"
RR
New York Central
59"
90
50
50
N Y Chic & St Louts com
40
68
6% preferred series A
47%
47%
ilH
&
Harlem
corn
Y Lack & West (.guar;N Y New Haven & Hartf
22%
20
21 %
II"
81
88%
96
37
99
100
55
4
7% conv preferred
N Y Ontario & Western
Norfolk
5% non-cum preferred
Chicago A
'V«T«rn
7% non-cum preferred
100
100
Preferred
Cincinnati Sandusky & Cleveland
50
64
102
6% non-cum preferred
Columbus & Xema (guari
Connecticut & Passumpsic—
..
885*
86%
96'
106
38%
5.50 %
100
101
100
50
Willamette Vai Southern Ry—
6s 1939
F&A
101 %
54
27
30
Will mar & Sioux Falls—
F&A
80
5s 1935
J&J
Gen mtgeg 4s 1936
J&J
Winston-Salem Southbound—
100
Wilmington & Welden RR—
gold
100
1st gold guar 4s I960
J&J
Wis Cent Ry—1st M g 4s *49 J&J
1st & ref 4s 1959
A&O
101
145*
15%
25
Sup & Dul Div 4s 1936—-M&N / ~0%
10%
Worcester Nash & Roch—See Bo ston & Maine
Yosemite Val s f g 5s 1936--J&J f
15
165*
Par
Ala Great Southern com
.50
51
53
Preferred...
Alabama Tenn & Nor
Preferred
50
100
66
72
1
100
4
89
175
100
Albany & Suzquehanna (guar) 100
Alleghany Corp
(t)
3 5* % prof (with $30 warr). 100
60
Phila & Trenton (gu Pa RR).100
-100
PittsburgU Bess & Lake Erie— 50
35
50
68
Phila Germ & Norris
80
94
3%
8
54
225*
23
Denv & Rio Gr West 6% pref 100
Denver & Salt Lake
(1;
Detroit Hills & S W (guar)
100
70
*1% 111 Cent stk ctf 1952—.1000
Heading Companv
50
4% non-cum 1st pref
50
4% non-cum 2d pref
50
5%
non-cum
100
pref
100
Duluth South Shore & Atl
50
(guar Nor Cent).
_
55
~7H
3%
16%
1%
1%
&
64
31
9
70
203*
28
20
13
•
-
245*
25
36
38
61
4
Jollet
& Chic (guar C &
A).._100
Kal Allegan & Gr
Rap (gu)___100
K O StL & Ohic—Pref
10P
140
85
42
355*
/
40
38
395*
78
83
50
Louisville
A
Nashville
50
iftf)
Lykens Valley RR & Coal (gu) 20
Mahoning Coal RR
so
Pref (guar L S & M S)
50
London,
115
50
55
50
1
47
47
31
IOO
40
43
70
80
-
55
60
126
90
130
125
86
234
95
26
30
100
100
100
(gU).lU(J
Uanal
Utica Chen & Susq Val (gu)_100
Utica Clinton & Binghamton.100
1215*
843*
230
90
111
79
145*
105*
155*
115*
5% non-cum preferred
Virginian Railway 00m
100
755*
755*
100
63
Wabash Railway
100
15
-»
515
47
n
100
A
conv pref B
5% non-cum
Warren N J (guar 1)1.4
'
mm
100
100
5 % non-cum pref
44
—
•
West Jersey & Seashore
525*
165*
52
Nominal,
100
100
W'
(guar)
Canadian
price,
s
Sale
m m
67
35*
63*
4%
55
50
68„
625*
115*
12
73
78
145*
115*
245*
175*
53*
115*
285*
32
40
4% non-cum 2d pref
100
Western Pacific RR Corp.—.100
6% non-cum preferred..
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
6% non-cum preferred
100
r
35*
55*
35*
~
•
60
Western Maryland Ry com__10'»
1st preferred
100
569
65*
32
60
4% non-cum preferred
at
5
25
Troy & Gr'bush (gu NYC)
Tunnel RR of St Louis
Union Pacific—Onmmon
United N J RR
245*
—100
.
76
'
24"
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfs—
19
515*
1 ^
25*
1%
295*
Texas & Pacific
60
b Basis.
/This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale.
/In
f No par value.
» Quotations represent dollars per $100 face amount.
105
50
16
100
87
180
50
—
mo
.0(1
__t
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
Vermont & Mass (guar)
Vicksb Shrpvep & Pac com
Lit Schuyl Nav
RR&Ooal(gu) 50
Louis & Mo Riv pref
(guar).. 100
865*
j
(gu)
25
24
95
in
35*
18
23%
46
rr oi
3
15
100
135*
91
preferred .1.1.100
25*
125*
43
non-cum
11
100
115
50
4%
90"
130
65
100
175
90
105
85*
126
63
IOO
45*
55*
215*
35*
125*
130
Southern Ry common.
70
100
110
160
8%
4-2% non-cum preferred—100
Shamokin Valley & Pottsville
185*
.
39
129
no
Southwestern of Ga (guar)—100
Tennessee Central
11)
155*
(t)
Com vot trust ctfr.„
38
125
19
51
41
5% non-cum preferred
100
5% preferred
35"
3 3*
Seaboard Air Line common
8
50
83
——
78"
Southern Pacific Co
-
75*
Non-cumul 6% pref ser A__ 100
Leased linos (guar)..
100
Stk tr ctfs—See RR Securs Oo
Internat Rys (Cent Am) com.
163*
473*
385*
100
Snaron
-
100
Illinois Central
100
Schuylkill Val Nav & RR (gu)
100
preferred
100
preferred
Saratoga & scUeneuady
100
Manhattan
100
5% non-cum preferred
125*
215*
.100
Western
D
(gu
St G»uis Southwestern..«
115*
215*
Preferred
Little Miami original guar
Spec guar betterment stk..
170
HI"
135
100
6% non-cum preferred——100
88
178
173
Clint
St Loui»-San Francisco Ry
18
83
2nd
75
65
135*
595*
873*
45"
70
193*
243*
17
19
83
185*
235*
10u
Kansas City Southern
101
135
139
& H)__JOO
50
50
115*
275*
323*
425*
49
100
Home &
65
74
tiocn & Genesee Val RR
Rutland 7% preferred
Sh Gouts Bridge 1st pref
63
x
100
100
100
68
Lackawanna
99
305*
25*
120
91
1385*
1625*
Dividend obligations
6% guaranteed
7% guaranteed
68
100
& Conn
Rensselaer & Saratoga (.guar)_lU0
Rich Fred & Potom—Com—100
21
66
.
6% preferred
non-cum
85*
80
64
100
Green Bay & Western.
Gulf Mobile & North com
5%
8%
64
100
4% non-cum 2d preferred..100
50
50
ft Wayne & Jack pref
(guar). 100
Georgia RR & Bank Co (gu)—100
Great Northern Ry—
Iron Ore prop trust ctfs
(f)
6% non-cum preferred
100
Hudson &
53
50
W'msport (guar)
Erie—Common
Hartford
V*
173
100
100
50
East Mahoning (guar)
East Penna (guar P& R)
Elmira &
o
38 %
88
Lehigh Valley
59
80
75"
Railroad Securities Co—
45
6%
37
13
Atchinson Topeka A Santa FelOO
109
345*
100
.100
43
100
Dftl&wftrf1
19
125*
55*% pref (with S40 warr)__ 100
Allegheny & West (6% guar).100
5% non-cum pref
100
Atlanta Birm & Coast pref
10U
Atlan & Char Air L (guar)
100
Atlanta & West Point
100
Atlantic Coast L Oo of Conn. .50
Atlantic Coast L RR com
100
Pitts Cln Ohic & St Louis
Pitts Ft W & Ohic com (gu)
3%
12
.
53*% pref (without warr)—100
(.guar)--
50
Delaware & Hudson Oo
Delaware Lack & Western
(gu).. 100
25*
104"
240
Piedmont & Northern
25*
125*
—
31
23
32%
25
Dayton & Mich com (guar)
50
Preferred (guar O H & D)__ 50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar) .100
Erie & Kalauiazuo >guar)____
Erie & Pitts
(guar Pa RR)___
1015*
'
^
64
20
x
'
m tm
mm
—
105
24
74
93
72
41
131
42 %
50
-«-«
«■
■
69
100
100
5% preferred
5% prior preferred
184
100
60
50
7% conv pref (guar Pa RR)-100
Pittsburgh <5c Lake Erie
60
PittsbMcK & Yough (guar).. 50
Pittsb & West Virginia
100
Pittsb Youngstown & Ashtabula
7% non-cum preferred——100
Prov & Worcester (.guar)
100
4 % non-cum 1 st preferred
J&D
77
Preferred
100
Consol RRs of Cuba 6% pref.100
Cripple Crtek Central
J on
Preferred
.100
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref.. 100
Preferred
61 %
88
50
89
Preferred
Detroit & Mackinac Ry
1.50%
68
180"
100
.
..
845*
81%
11
104
Oin I'nloiJ Term 6% pref
100
Clearfield & Mahoning (guar)..50
leve Oinc ChlcaKo A St L
100
235*
67
Ogden Mine RR (gu On N J). 100
102
Old Colony (gu NYNH&H).. 100
t 101
Ontario & Quebec 6% cap stk 100
I 105
5% permanent deb
£1
75
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W) 60
55
Passaic & Del Ext
—100
70
Paterson & Hudson River
50
305*
Pennsylvania RR
50
2%
Pennroad Corp v t c
1
no
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)—100
33*
Peoria & Eastern
—100
22
Pere Marquette Ry com
100
250
99
95
North Pennsylv (gu P & R)—
5
210
.100
'.
6% non-cum preferred
J&D
2%
7%
7% non-cum preferred
100
OincNew Orldt Texas Pacific. 100
4% 1st non-cum preferred..100
4% 2d non-cum preferred-.100
39
100
4
883*
865*
50
Northern Pacific Ry
100
North RR of N J (guar Erie) .100
Northern Securities Co stubs
17%
3%
5%
4%
98
153*
245*
75*
25*
120
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR). 50
North'n N H (guar B & M)—100
9
4
5%
7% preferred
100
6% preferred
.100
Ohic St Paul Minn & Omaha.100
Betterm't stk (guar Pa RR) 50
Colorado & Southern
.100
99
M&N
17
100
& Western Ry
...100
Adjust 4% non-cum pref—100
.100
4%
7%
31
124
95
145*
23%
7%
2%
181%
98%
100
4%
7%
20
120
100
4
3
(t>
.
5% non-cum preferred
Oleve & Pitts iguar Pa RR)
103
30.0
Common.
285*
30
123
100
3
3%
10
■30
17%
1O0
KM)
com
25
,
100
Southern
135
17
.
100
Ohic & East TBInois common. 100
%
14
50
N
125
15*
%
50
k»j>
10% non-cum preferred
67
120
Y
payable in London.
43
125
100
N
64
45 %
Dividend
34
1
100
Ohic R 1 & Pacinc common—100
21
1065*
1025*
J&J b
323*
I
48
48
37
8
72
39
100
preferred. .100
Nortnern
New Orl Texas & Mexico
90
4
4% non-cum pref
2d 5% non-cum
93
91
85%
F&A
White & Black River Valley—
1st 5s 1980--J&J
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
\
National Rys of Mexico—
3%
101
1st consol gold 4s 1949—-M&S
Ref M 4 Ms series A 1966-M&S
Ref gold 5s series B 1966-M&S
56 %
100
53
M&S
Atlantic 1st leased lines rent tr..
Augusta & Savannah (guar)—100
32
Mt Carbon & Pt Carbon (gu)—50
Nashv Chatt & St Louis
1U6
Nashv & Decatur (gu L & N)_ 25
47
29"
65
675*
.
4% non-cum preferred
Ohic Milw at t & facific—
5%a 1934-'38 (yr)
J&D b 6.50
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR—
com
16"
16
155
100
55*
60
"5"
4% non-cum preference.—__£l
4% perpetual cons deb—..£1 I
Oaro Olinchfleld & O com 4%. 100
Common stamped 5%
100
Oatawissa RR—1st pref (guar) .50
2d pref (guar P & R)
...
60
Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & W)
30
Central of New Jersey
100
Chesapeake Corp
(t)
Chesapeake & Ohio common—25
4
Mobile & Birmingham—
4% non-cum preferred
100
Montgomery & Erie—
-10
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern Rj
Morris & Essex (guar)—
5(
10
15
25
91
100 %
5*s 197V ser A..J&J
Alabama & Vlcksburg
100
preferred-
95*
235*
22%
3%
5%
Norfolk
100
F&A
RAILROAD STOCKS.
conv
No Carolina (guar So KK)_
North Pennsylvania
79
F&A k
I'tRuar g 5s 1938
Wilmington & Newborn—
1st gold 4s 1947
16
15
4
10
9
DM
<'oir>
3
20
1942
5%
13
Pa»:ifi«
%
1%
33*
6
100
7% preferred series A
53
%
1%
2%
3%
1
3%
7%
20"
West N Y & Penna 5s 1937.-J&J
Gen mt«e gold 4s 1943
A&O
Western Pacific RR Corp—
1st K4 Ms 1941 opt
Wllkes-Barre & Eastern
Missouri
52
51
10(
''nm
1
20"
D..A&0
Eq tr 6s Jan 16 1935
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
26*
45
25
50
100
100
100
IOL
line ctfs
Mo-Kan-Tex RR
7
22
1st M 5s 1946 series A
easeu
16
..
Chicago Burl & Quincy
i
Mississippi Central
15
pref 4—
—100
1st preferred A stamped
1st preferred B stamped
1st preferred O stamped
1st preferred D stamped
1st preferred E stamped
Preferred stamped
Bost & Prov (guar Old Col)—100
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn—100
Camden & Burl Oo (guar)
25
Canada Southern
100
Canadian Pacific
,.25
Chestnut Hill
\ly>
100
Cons 35*« g series B 1936—J&J
100
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
80
J&J
Registered
803*
J&J *
West Virginia & Pittsburgh—
1st gs f 4s 1990
88
A&O
West Fruit Exp—See Gt Nor—
Western Maryland 4sl952—A&O
86
gen
1st preferred
Mlhneapolls & St Louis
Minneapolis St. P & S S M
7% non-cum preferred
100
20%
1st 4 Mis 1947
F&A
West Jersey & Sea Shore—
Oonsol gold 4s 1936—i—J&J
1st
9%
Ohic Ind & • ouisv common
Washington & Vandemere—
5s
1st preferred
1st preferred
119%
140%
139
com..—...100
A unstamped. 100
B unstamped. 100
C unstamped .100
D unstamped. 100
E unstamped .100
Boston & Maine
& Mine Hill Naviga
60"
50%
O.A&O
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
1st guar g
115%
Y O— 100
Boston & Alb (guar N
25"
8
50
tion & RR (guar)
Mluehill & Schuyl Hav (gu)—
23
70%
74
Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948— «Mar
W ashlngton Co Ry 1st
g guar
35*" Jan 1954 op 1924
J&J
Wash Term Oo—35*« 1945--F&A
rei
50
Belgian Nat Rys Oo
American shares partic pref__.
Mill Creek
1100
2
50
...
...
35%
20%
83%
%m
B..F&A
Certificates of deposit
Warren 1st refg 3 %• 2000—
1st &
Y C)
N
Midland Valley com
Preferred
110
100
86
Certificates of deposit
Rer
ll'4
60
com
10
23
900"
—100
6% preferred
Ohiotgo Great West
4% preferred
Certificates of deposit
Ref &
Aro«wi..»ok
7% preferred
Preferred
Michigan Central
Ask.
7%
100
100
86"
Certificates of deposit
Eq tr 6s 1935 < vear,
J&J15
Eq tr 4Hs 1935 42 (yr).__A&0
Det & Ohic ext 1st g 5s *41-J&J
Des M Div 1st g 4s 1939--J&J
Toledo & Ohic 4s g 1941—M&S
Omaha Div 1st 3 His g *41-A&O
Wabash Ry—
"
Ken
Ha iiKor
Beecn Creek (guar
_
1st M gold 5s 1962 opt—-M&N
1st in 45*s 1962 ser B...M&N
Ref &
100
Bid.
Par
Stocks.
Maine Central
23%
c»m.—-—loo
,
FIcitsDurg
1st
onio
<v
1st preferred
1st preferred
1st guaranteed 45*s—
July 1914 coupon
J&J1934
July 1914 coupon off
J&J
Cash war & scipt rcpt No .5 on
Vermont Vail 1st 4*81940—A&O
Flcksburg Bdge & Term Oo—
imore
4% non-cum pref
Prior
M&N
Vera Omz & Pacific RR—
102
1055*
F&A
Series B] 967
„
106%
Ask.
74
50
Bait & Cumberland 7% gu
"f" and income and defaulted bon
the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
Par.
Stocks.
Ask.
Union Pacific¬
77
bonds and stocks
railroad
1934.]
price,
5
58
x Ex-dividend.
NOTICE.—AH bond prices are "and interest" except where
marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
day of the month preceding the date of issue,
t
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing
Stocks and Bonds.
Bid.
Par
|
Per
Administered Fund
v
15.20
com w w.
w.-ff)
Air
Investor*
Inc
1*4
12*4
*4
15
49
56
..1968
com.... (t) k
50
5s A with warr 1949
J&J
Allied Int Investing Oorp oom.(t) k
S3 convertible preferred
(t)
Amer Bankstocks Oorp
(t)
21*4
21*4
1.93
2.13
(t)
3*4
55
68
Convertible preferred
k
Warrants
Aldred Invest Trust (Mass)—
Deb 4*4s with com Bhs
1907
Aldred Investment Corp (Oan)—
Deb4*4s with comsha
Alliance Investment
Clans B
General
1
m.
Deh 5s Feb 1
mm.m
9*4
9
1.11
1.23
*4
2234
8234
%
84""
9.4
Common ...........i t)
preferred
Deb
g
(t)
F&A
5a 1953
Amer Business Shares
1.03
Amer.
General
Ge.i'l
Pref
25% 1st pref (t)
ctf
allot
18
12
66
Chemical Shares
1.00
1.10
83c
91c
1
(t)
com
%
1634
5'
17
class A_(t)
'4*4
Utilities
38
43""
(f)
14*4
1%
2%
%
4%
16
---(t)
1
Associated Stand. Oil Bhs
Atlantic & Pac Int com w w__(t)
Preferred w w
_
Atlantic Secur 4*4s A 1953.A&0
Atlas Corp common...
(t)
(f)
$3
preferred A
Warrants..:
5
23*
3
28
10*4
45*4
4
3*4
Bancamerica-Blair Corp
Bancshares, Ltd—
Participating shares
50c
Bankers Nat Investing com A (
Bankers Sec Oorp of Am.
(
7% preferred
4*4
3*4
.99
14*4
10
1.24
!*|i it*
Basic industry Shares..
_-(T>
British Type Investors cl A
1
45c
Bullock Fund Ltd
(1)
Canadian Int Inv Trust 5s.. 1954
Canadian Investment Fund
11*4
3.30
8*4
1*4
Class B
ser
5s series A 1953
Cent Nat Oorp class A...
J&D
86
*4
.
Century Shares-Trust——t)
Chain & Gen'l Equities Inc
(t)
100
6*4 % Pref
19*4
1
87*4
23*4
2*4
21*4
1*4
(t)
Convertible preferred
(t)
Commercial Natl Corp..
Commonwealth Securities pf._100
Continental Secur Oorp com..it)
5% preferred
100
•Jebenture os May 1
ly42
26
54
Without warrants..
...
Corporate Trust shares old series.
4
27
24"
drum & Forster Inc
10
com
8% preferred
10
7% cum preferred
Cumulative TrustShares
Oeposited Bank Shares
100
(t)
ser
16
101*4
2034
100*4
lov
....
19
4*4
5*4
98
82*4
82*4
98
98
80
73
-
-
(f)
(t)
1
1.19
29*4
31*4
1*4
53*4
d*
6.15
6.30
Nationwide Sec Co
3.24
3.34
Voting trust ctfs
New JerseycBaukers Securities
1.15
125
30c
15c
Trust Shares-(t)
Niagara Snare Corp (Md)
Conv deb 5 *4s 1950
B
M&N
69
North American Bond Trust Ctfs.
1
(f)
Equity Corp common.......
$3 conv preferred
2*4
48*4
(t)
3.05
1*4
25
(f)
(f)
43.66
67c
1.02
Five Year Fixed Trust shares.Fixed Trust Shares series A
(t)
.(f)
/Flat price,
100
Securities—
47
76c
1.15
k Last sale,
Class B
16*4
s
234
80
80
If)
(t;
—(t
Sale price,
8*4
3
81*4
83
29
2.75
3*4
1.46
1*4
21
78
77
4*4
4*4
34*4
3*4
40*4
2 85
2.07
Supervised Shares
1.25
-.
1
14*4
(T)
Oorp
Tri-Contlnental
0%
7*0%
(t)
pref
cum
Warrants
—
Trusteed Amer Bank
Y
Shares A—_
1.03
Securities
1.45
1.60
O
2.06
2.45
2.04
2.40
Class D
Trustee Standard Oil shares
Series B
•
A—
3*4
2*4
_ —
ser
2.60
B
fnvest Corp—
-(t)
A 1948--—J&D Jfc
Founders common
-1
United Insurance Tr
»
5.60
3*4
3
1.60
Fixed Tr
Common
5s
5.45
5.00
Trust Fund Shares
Series
1*4
"".99
Bank shares
Trustee Stand Invest ser
Union Amer
5.39
5.41
90*4
*4
%
2.52
2.50
(Can)—
—
1
3.00
25
21
1*4
Stocks F
O 3
m
(t)
--(J)
-M&N
Pow tr ctf A—
Trust ctfs ser B
_1
Securities com_(t)
(t)
U S & Internal Sec
(t)
1st pref with warrants——(T)
IT)
Utility Equities Corp com.—<t>
$5.50! priority stock
—
Utility & Industrial Oorp—
preferred
Convertible preferred .
II!
1*4
"8"
"<T"
64
65*4
12*4
12*4
1.98
74c
Voting trust ctfs
U S Elec Pow Oorp com w war
$0 1st
6
*4
class A_(t)
9H
75
1*4
49*4
2
44
2.08
82c
10
*f
86
1*4
51
2*4
46
1
1*4
3
4
32
4*4
„
Nominal,
*4
15»
U S & British Internal
75
1*4
(t)
Sec Oorp
Preferred-—
n
7u
4
2.65
71
15
7*4
Pacific Southern Invest pref_.(
(t>
Class A
(t)
6.77
5
iiH
68c
------
Deb g 5s 1948
U S Elec Light &
1 1947
15 1952
Pacific Investing Oorp—
Deb 5s 1948 without warr._J&J
Phoenix
1*4
59*4
57*4
3.01
U S & Foreign
(t)
Old Colony Trust Assoc.
Overseas Securities Co
3.26
7.84
1.15
6.41
3.32
5
Invest Trust—
Common
Debenture 4>4s Feb
Debenture 4 t^s Dec
2.46
2 05
Preferred
2.34
1958.
30
80
89*4
86*4
2*4
85
United N Y Bank Shares
2.31
Gld Oolonv
40
63.80
Class BB
Class B
Gil Shares units
20*4
254
47*4
31
2*4
38*4
United Oil Trust Shares
.4 *4
1.84
2.33
-
Northern
2.70
—
1.21
26
com..
warr
1.19
5
26
52
4
50
common
1953
1
(t)
United Gold Equities
Standard shares
68*4
(t)
$6 cum preferred
2 55
*4
Class B
nnited
3*4
*4
5
2.55
3 75
2
(+)
—
Twentieth Century
New York Investors
*4
*4
A.(t)
$1.20 preferred
— (t)
$3 cum conv 1st pf
.
60
Sun Investing Corp com _ --(t)
$3 convertible preferred
(T)
Super Oorp of Amer class A——
Trust Shares of America
_
1
*4
.(t)
Standard Utilities Inc.
State St Investment Corp..
Trustee N
2016
1.09
Corp
Investors
$5.50 preferred
3 25
---
Trusteed Industry
5*4
1*4
18.55
-
8.99
*4
5
A
Class B
Class B_—_—
(t)
N Y Bank
Stand Oil Trust Shares
Class D
60
—
Corp
Remodified.
106*4
24*4
105*4
F&A 16
Class O.
Massachusetts Investors Trust.. 1
Low-Priced Shares
8.24
77
Ex-warrants
84
National Trust Shares—
2 30
2.30
(t)
1937 with warr.
Deb 5s Mar 1
Third National Investors
Royalty Trust
Nat Bond & Share
1
—-
$5.50 preferred
83
97
1947
1948 with warr..
B
2.30
4*4
Dividend Shares
Eastern Utilities Investing Corp—
Deb 5s 1954 with warr M&8 15
Y coll A.,
24*4
24*4.
W arrant,ft
3.80
2.95
t No par value.
*4
22
North American Trust shares—
C shares
D shares
Series B
ser
Jones (J Edw)
7*4
Equity Trust Shares.
Federated Capital Oorp com
6% preferred
Fidelity Fund, Inc
First Common stocks Corp
First Insuranstock Corp
54
Equity—
(f
2.29
B shares
pref with
61
—
Standard Investing Oorp com.(f J
Common B
16*4
16*4
22*4
22*4
38
3*4
32
Class AA
Without warrants
69
Diversified Trustee Shares
Shareholdings Oorp
•
Standard Amer. Trust shares
Standard Corporations Inc
Standard Industrials Inc
Sterling Securities common
18
k
Debenture 5s series A
3 38
NY..
Deposited Insur Sbs ser A
Deposited Bank Shs N Y A
*
10
lovHMUjeut Trust ol W
1.81
2.17
2.17
Orum & Forster Insursh B
J&D
1
(t)
Without warrants
National
65
1.89
ii
7
13
Mutual Investment Trust
6
19
liy>
13
.100
common
Major Shares
6
1.81
Accumulative series
AA (modified)
ACC (modified)
100
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund __(t)
3
2.40
3*4
*4
*4
2*4
31
Spanish & Gen Corp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
Deb 5*4* 1939
7y0 preferred-...---...Kt)
5f series A with warrants 1947..
"1*4
2
Chicago Corporation
New
Deb 5s
*4
34
18.43
2.10
—
!
$3 convertible prof "A"
70
Chelsea Exchange Oorp cl A
Class B_
6*
Investment Co of Am—
36
21*4
Glass B
common-
6*i% preferred
6% preferred
Debenture 5s 1947
Interstate Equity common
(f)
.10
A
6
41
54
1
$3 convertible oreferred—-.25
Sisto Financial Corp
(t)
Southern Corp com
(f)
£1
Amer dep vets
ord bearer £1
8pencer Trask Fund Inc
(t)
1
17.14
(1)
Int Sec Corp of Am corn A
3*55
834
Capital Administration cl A
6*'
Utility Invest—
Deb g 5s Jan 1949
F&A
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war..J&J
Insuranshartn Go. of Delaware..!
12*4
Trustee sh.
1.13
Insull
"70c
It)
$5.50 prior stock _—
Allotment certificates
Selected Management
12*4
9*4
7*4
95
Shenandoah Oorp common
5*4
1
General com..(
97c
stocks.
Inland Investors.
—
—
$6 preferred
Selected American shares
Selected American Shares Inc—Selective Cumulative Share*
Selected Income Shares ....
Selected Industries com.
(t)
93c
39
194>
Holding Corp
Hydro Elec Sec com
1+)
Illuminating Shares cl A—See P U
Incorporated Investors
(D
Independence Trust Shares —(t
Indus & Power Securities Oo_.'(t
Class B
Securities Corp
1.25
Huron
2.98
d)
4*
4*
1
(t)
-(f)
-(f)
Insuranshares Certificates Inc_.l
16
1
1.03
Shares
In viators com
Debenture 5s series A
5*4
5*4
50
84c
$6 preferred
$3 preferred
$7 i preferred
234
19
10*4
4434
Guardian
1.07
1.10
88c
85
1.28
—
1.14
Equipment Shares—
Railroad
1.28
98c
Steel Shares
(f)
Amer Investors Inc common
Warrants
Associated National Shares
1.17
1.00
Tobacco Shares
(\)
Inauranxtork* oorp
1.00
Railroad Shares
17*
6%
Amer ex Holding Corp
Shares.-
Shares.
Petroleum
Common class B
preferred
1.13
1.10
1.10
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares
20
6
4
1.00
1956
5
84
81
6(
6% preferred ser D
7% preferred ser B
Amer & Gen Sec
3%
234
5%
1.06
1.03
Industrial Machinery
8*4
99c
Food Shares
7%
Representative Trust Shares —
Royalties Management A-.---.
Seaboard Utilities Shares..--.-1
Second Int Sec Oorp A com—(t>
Class B common
(t)
5*4s series 2 Oct 1937—
5s series 3 Dec 1937.
6s series 4 Nov 1942
Building Shares
Distillery & Brewery Shares—
Electrical Equipment Shares.-
*
Securities Co of New Jersey—
1.06
—
3*4
2.00
6*4
80*4
(t)
Common
90c
Automobile Shares—
85
—
99c
90c
1.03
3*4
—(t)
$5 conv preferred.--—.
Group Securities, Inc—
Agricultural Shares
2
Primary Trust Shares
Prudential Investors
0% preferred
Second Nat Inv Oorp—
81c
Coll tr s f 5s 1958 ser A
J&J
Amer Founder*nnrp common.. ]
conv
16
10
$6 pref I with warrants)----It)
(t)
Amer Elec Sec partic pref
AmerlCcin European Secur
$0
1*4
97c
Amer. Composit Trust Shares
Elec
JC<
1
1
Trust
Utlitle*) com
It,y
German Credit & invest.
Continental Oorp
pref
I
4.63
74c
1943
cum
investors
fie
4.1
82c
Common
$3
%
Aviation Shares
:_(+)
5s
Amer
17
*4
21*4
(t)
.....
$5.50 prior pref
<*,
(t)
_
Warrants
share.
1.70
—-1
Premier Shares
Preferred
(t
Capita] Corp A
Class B
S3 preferred
American
5
General Investments com
_____
.93
10c
Plymouth Fund Inc..
$6 preferred
(t)
Quarterly Income Shares
Reliance Internal Oorp com Ad-
85
81*4
9454
54
15*4
If)
1952 without warr
$6 preferred
*4
4*4
Investors.-(t)
$6 pref fwith warrants)
American British & Continental—
16
American
4
Ask
Pet
1
w w
Bid.
Par.
tharr
Fundamental Investors Inc
Fundamental Trust Shares Inc.Class A
-—
Fourth Nat'l Investors
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Per
16.17
1
t c
dtocks and Bonds.
Ask.
share.
*4
1*4
18*4
x Ex-dividend.
I
—
5*4
*4
1*4
23*4
♦ Negotiability impaired
by maturity.
«Ex-coupon.
SBS^SSSSSSS^K
Utilities
Public
(include, street and
nr>V«R
A1|
MnTirr
are
Quotations fo?all iEcurities
Bid.
Bond.
1st & ref 5s 1951
1st & ref 5s 1956
.
l.t & ref 434s 1967
7134
75
—J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968
-M&S
Alabama Water Service Oo—
l.t M 5. 1957 ser A
J&J
-
Albany Ry— sop
93
85
85
83
69 34
7234
77
7034
United True
AlbuquerqueNat Gas8 34s'40 M&N f
19
10
12
10
12
Gas
Debenture 7s 1942
*lton Water 5«
Altoona &
M&N /
A&O
1956
Logan Val
10734
25
61"
59
15
20
99
101
38
43
56
60
l.t 7.
3*
1
—
—
-
Foreign Power Oo—
5s 2030
M&R
Amer Fuel & Pow 7. 1934-_-J&J /
et
Amer G * IS rleh 5s 202«
M&N
Am Gas & Pow deb 5s 1953-M&N k
secured deb 6e 1939
J&D k
American Natural Gas Corp—
-
Deb 6 34s 1942 with war..A&O
Am Pow & L deb 6s 2016.-.M&S
Amer Stater Public Serv—
1st 1 5 Mis 1948 ser A
M&N
1734
5134
Deb 6s 1938
Conv
co
1 tr 5s 1944.
Deo 6s
1975
Ser
Deb 5s
1975
ser
B
12
10934
110
11134
108%
110
110
10034
h034
10034
92
10%
f
16
10834
85
M&*.
71
J&D
1734
10834
8734
72
Annap & Chesapeake Bay Pow—
1st 6s 1948.-
Ana&Pot R RR—SeeWashRy&El
Androscoggin Elec lot 5s '34 A&O
Androscoggin Water Power—
l.t 6s 1945
F&A
99
72%
100
77
Appalachian Elec Power—
l.t & ref 5s 1956
99j4
M&N
10b %
Appalachian Power 5s 1941 J&D
7% gold bonds 1936
F&A
Deb gold 6s 2024
J&J
107
10634
88
8834
Appalachian Gas Corp—
Oonv deb 6s 1945 ser A-.M&S
Conv deb be 1945 ser B.__M&8
Ardmore St Ry—See Phlla Oo.
/
4
6
f
4
6
Arizona Edison 1st 5s 1948
6s . faeries A 1945
Arizona Pow 6s 1947 ser A
/
34
38
36
A&O /
M&N
29
31
J&
-
Arkansas El & Wat 6s 1944-F&A /
Ark & Mo Pow 1st 6 11953—Jau
40
5
40
41
—M&N
25
28
l.t • f 7. 1953
J&J
Arkansas P & L 1st 5s 1956-A&0
Arkansas Western Gas Oo—
43
45
74
'75
Deb 0%a 1935
1st 534 **
1939 with
42
45
9834
J&J
warr
Arkansaw Water 1st 5a 1956.A&0
Ashland (Wis) L & Pow St Ry.
9934
1st M gold 5s 1939
J&..
Ashtabula Water 5a 1958.—A&O
101
J&J
J&J
37
38"
42
43
21
22
18
18
19
19
20
Elect 434.
1963
5s Jan 1 1961
Conv deb 4 34 s *48 ex-warr_M&8
Oonv deb 434s 1949
J&J 15
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
Oonv deb 5s 1950
A&O
19
F&A
19
20
20
Con. ref deb 4%a 1958--M&N
Conv deb 5 >28 1973
F&A
17
45
Conv deb 5s 1973
J&D
40
41
Conv deb 4%b 1973
Conv deb 4s 1973
J&D
36
37
M&3
34
36
Income
F&A
19
20
A&O
17
18
M&N
M&S
Corp participating 8s '40.M&S
16
18
deb
43as
1978
Income deb 4s 1978
Income deb33*s 1978
Income deb 33ss 1978
Associated
Pub
15
deb 6s series A 1958
Associated
M&N
77
42
Utilities Corp—
ser \
J&J
16
75
1st lien 5s 1947
Telep Oo Ltd—
1st M 5s 1965-
9634
Assoc Telep Utll deb 5s 1Q42A&0
14
16
Certificates of deposit
__M&8
Certificates of deposit
13
15
14
16
13
15
Oonv deb 6s 1941,
Oonv deb 5H. 1944 ser O.M&N
1434
1434
Deb
534? 1955 ser A
M&N
Atchison Ry, Light & Power—
l.t 5. Nov 1935
M&N
22
20
k
1534
20
Certificates of deposit..
2-yr 6% note. 1933
A&O
Certificates of deposit......
AMoclated Telep & Teleg Oo—
22
1534
Atlanta Ga. L 5. g 1947
J&D
4H« ext at 6% to 1934.-M&S
5 Basis.
96
10034
9334
100
9734
1st mtge 5s 1960
Cent Ark Pub Serv Corp—
78
First
lien coll
t.r
53$s
1132*
Cent 111 Light 1st & ref 5s '43A&0
102
103
92
94
Elec Oo—
Falls
M&R
Hydro-Elec Corp
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951
J&J
Berlin City Elect 034s 1051—J&D
Sink fund deb 634" 1959—F&A
Deb 6s Apr 1 1955
A&O
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg Rye
1st mtge s f
A&O
6>4s 1956
5s
1st
Y)
34
4034
m
5s 1954
ser
J&D
B
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
98i/
9834
105
103
105
1st & gen 5s 1955 ser D___J&J
l.t & gen 434" 1957 «er E.J&D
10134
103
10234
1st & ref 5s 1954 Ser A...M&S k
10-yr s f 634" 1934
M&N
Bway & 7thAveRR—See N Y Ry»
Bronx G & E 5s I960
T&J
Bklyn Borough Gas 5s 1967.F&A
Bklyn City & Newton RR—See
Bklyn Manh Transit Corp.
Bklyn City RR 1st 5s 1941—J&J
Brooklyn Edison Oo—
Gen m 5s ser A 1949
J&J
Gen m 6s ser E 1952
J&J
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp
sffii
1968
ser
A
J&J
Brooklyn City & Newton
5s
RR
J&J
1939—
Brooklyn Oueens Oo & Sub¬
let m g 5s 1941 (stpd)
J&J
1st con 5s July'41 (stD)—M&N
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950—F&A
Kings Oo El 1st 4s 1949 .F&A
Nassau Elec 1st g 4. 1951-J&J
1st 5s 1944
Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons5sg'45M&N
1st lien & ref 6s *47 ser A M&N
1st lien & ref 5s
Oonv deb 534.
Deb
5e
ser
B 1957 M&N
1936
J&J
J&D
1950
Gen & ref 5. 1956 .er A—F&A
Gen & ref 434s 1981F&A
Buff &
Nlag
Gent Pow & Lt 1st 5s 1956—F&A
Gent Pub Serv
.
9934
f g 5s '48 guar
M&S
/
/
/
—
—
lI5~~
3
3
134
234
1534
1634
3834
403*
39
4834
Centra) States Utilities Corp—
10 yr sec 6s 1938
..J&J /
Central Traction—See Phlla Co
Cent Vermont Public Serv Oorp—
1st & ref 5b 1959 ser A
A&O
483*
934
1034
2
102
Central West Public Se-vice Oo—
1st 1 coll 6 34s 1956 ser A—M&N
101
9934
10434
10034
9934
534s series B
5s series
O
1956
1933
/
M&N /
J&D /
Charleston Cons Ky Gas & El
Consol gold 5s 1999
M&S
39
78
73
10634
Che. & Pot Tel of Va 5. '43.M&N
Chester Water Service Oo—
102
l.t 434" 1958 series A
Chic Aurora & Elgin RR—
l.t & ref 6s 1951
103
2134
2134
20
82
Chattanooga Ry & Light—
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op *16. -M&N
Ohatt Rys 1st con. 5. '56.M&N
106
94
M&S
/
43*
/
Certificates of deposit
/
Chicago City Ry l.t 5s '27.-F&A /
734
73*
55
543*
J&J
Chicago City & Oonnec
80""
107
Coll tr
s
ing Ry
f g 5s Jan 1 1-27-A&O
f
Certificates of deposit
Chic Dbt Elec Generating—
108
10834
10734
109
1st M 434s 1970
M&S
1st 6s series B 1961
M&N
Deb
1935
.A&O
Chic Gas L&O see Peoples G L&G
10834
Onie North Shore & Milw RR—
10134
10134
8234
82
6734
6634
9634
9234:
5934
96
9234
5734
86
1st mtge gold 5. 1936
J&J /
1st & ref 6s 1955 ser A
J&J
l.t & ref 5 34. 1956——A&O
88
100
98
98
100
§34
O
4%
Railway. Co—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25% Dt
red and pay Aug 1 1933--.F&A */ 58
Otfs of deposit
.
Con. M 5s ser A Feb '27.-A&O
0
f
Certificates of deposit
Series B Feb 1927
J&D
115
11434
11734
10834
10934
Ad J inc 4. Feb 1927 opt.—May
Certificates of deposit
10434
10434
110
108
10934
106
108
434
534
Chicago Rapid Transit Co—
l.t & ref 634« 1944.
J&J
10834
10K
5
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 6. 1953 .er A
J&.T
Adjust deb 6. July 1963— J&J
Certificate of deport
10734
Chippewa Power 6. 1947. __J&D
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
1st M 4s 1968 aerie. A
A&O
OIn Newport & Gov L & T—
106
108
10134
9234
102
100
162""
l.t ref 6. 1947 aerie. A
Cincinnati Street Ry—
104
9834
108
8
.
Certificates of deposit
Pur mon 4r5. Feb '27 ODt.J&J
100
9734
9
5634
5534
Chicago
80
76
10734
58"
<
'antral Ry—iiq k.v&ki 'unit\
Cent States Edis 534s A 1943A&O /
Deb 6s er A w w 1949
A&O f
Central States Elec Oorp—
Conv deb 5s 1948
J&J
Deb 534s 1954 with war M&S15 k
States Pow & Lt Oorp—
1st M & 1st lien 534s 1953-J&J
5334
Calgary Power 1st 5s I960-A&O
California Gas & Elec Corn—
105
Cent
64
11034
Generating—
•
57
Corp—
Oonv deb 5 34 s *49 with war F&A
Without warrants
F&A
Cent Public Utility inc 534s 1952-
5434
9734
89
Falls
El L & Power—
1st gold 5s 1942
F&A
Buffalo Trac—See Internat
Ry.
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955. J&J
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
A&O
96
45*
Phlla'Oo.
Buff Gen Elec l.t 5. 1939—F&A
l.t ref 5. April 1 1939.—J&J
Power Co—
66
72
95
63
60
103
1st & gen 534s 1961 ser.F—J&D
70
Gent Ohio L & P 1st 5s //50 A&O k
Gent Pow 1st 5s. 1957, ser D J&J k
543*
KM)
J&D
83"
41
10334
10334
M&S
61
81
5334
10334
Bolivian Power 8s
58 series B I960
British Col Tel 5s 1960
Broad River Power Co—
6834
6134
6834
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&J
Cent MalnePr 5s '39 op '19 M&N
1st & gen6s 1942 ser B—_J&J
105
Bloomington Dec & Champagne
59
1st & ref 5s 1940
M&N
75
.er A '45-A&0
108
Boston Con Gau deb 5. '47-.F&A
100
Boston Elev Ry 4. 1935
M&N
99
Deb g 434s Oct 1 1937—A&O
96
Deb g 434s Nov 1 1941—M&N
99
Deb g 5s Dec 1942...
J&D
100
10-year deb 534s 1934
F&A
100
10-year deb 5s 1937
F&A
9834
10-year deb 5s 1940
J&J
10334
Sink fund gold 634s 1957--F&A
9934
West End St 5s 1936
M&N
9934
5s March 1944
M&R
104
7s Sept 1947
-M&S
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
Extl 1st s f 6s 1953
M&N / 37
10034
Bridgeport. Gas Lt 4s 1952 _J&J
British Col Power 534s 1960
10234
6534
107
3734
.
1st
68
109
Central Indiana
Gas
Birmingham Elec 4%b 1968-M&S
57
biruiingnani ban 1st 6s '69 -M&N k
40
6% notes 1935
A&O
86
Birmingham Term'l 4s '57--M&3
Birmingham Water Works Oo—
102
1st m 534. 1954 ser A
A&O
5134
6s series I 1957
F&A
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1957—M&S
1938.
65
1083*
50
643*
1063*
F&A
1951-
65
39
40%
Works
101
A&O
Binghamton (N Y) L H & P—
1st ref 5s Feb 1946
.A&O k 100
Binghamton
(N
56
4034
37 34
ref 5s
1st mtge 434s 1967 ser F__J&D k
1st & ref 5s 1968 ser G—M&N k
1st & ref 434. 1981 ser H.J&D k
-
A
1958
5p
mtw
1st &
111
88
47
Central Illinois Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser E__.M&N
1st
-
86
102
Central Georgia Pow 5s *38.M&N
Central German Pow 6s '34-J&D k
3934
Cent Hud Gas & Elec Corp—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1957
1083*
M&S
Cent Ills Elec & Gas Co—
11334
11434
J&J
O-—A&O
734
7534
6
6334
10834
10434
4834
i&D
4H
84
82
75
1103*
J&D
75
Unif & ref g 5s *37
op s f—M&N
96
l.t
m
534"
ser
!*
Z
I*
1
95
1013*
J&J
9534
A 1952—.—A&O
72%
1st 6s 1955 ser B
A&O
Cities Serv deb 5a Jan *66—-M&S
Deb g 5. Apr. 1958
A&O
Deb g 5s 1963
Deb 5. 1969
Oonv deb 5s I960
M&N
M&S
.J&D
77
47
473*
473*
473*
483*
9434
/ This price includes accrued interest,
98
9534
113
1st
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
l.t & ref . f g 5. '50 opt '15 J&J
Atl Con. St RR—See Ga Ry & El
Cedar Rap Mfg & P 5s '53—J&J
Central Arizona Light & Pow Co
Central Elec of N J 5s 1940—J&J
Central Gas & Elec 6s 1946-M&S
Butte El & P 1st s f 5s 1951-J&D
California Electric
49%
94
1st g 5s June 1 1947
J&D
Oarbondale Ry 5s Nov 1933.- J&J /
Carolina P & List 5s 1956—A&0
44
24
Capital Traction (Wash, D G)—
10934
10934
10934
Brownsville Ave—See
.M&S
10234
10834
10834
10834
Bellows
44
37
3534
Canton Elec Oo 5s 1937
102
10134
—M&S / 22
104
M&N
634s 1951
1st & ref 5s I960 ser
18
44
Term
107
let & ref 5s 1948 ser B
22
94
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
105
5734
..
M&N
Conv 5t<s 1938
1st (10%
99
...
Associated Gas & Elec Co—
Oonv deb 534s 1977
.F&A
Assoc
prin paid) 1927 F&A /
95
Mtge & col tr 5s *52 ser B.A&O
Bleecker St&FulFy—See NY Rys
103
J&D
...
Ky—
Oamden & Sub Ky—See P S Corp
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s '53 .M&N
Canadian L & P 5» '49 op *14 J&J
...
/
M&S
A
11
111
2nd convertible 8. 1945..A&O
American Utilities Co 1st lien & ref 6t 1945- —-J&D
Deb 6
JQ41
M&N
Amer Water Works & Electirc—•
5334
4634
10334
109
..
8Z*
96
Chicago
7734
1st g 5s 1937
10934
Deb 6H,o Nov 1 1943--.M&N
Oonv deb 4^s 1939
J&J
35-yr rteh 5s 1965..
F& A
Amer Toll Bridge 1st 7. *45-A&O
56
963*
„
South
5634
Canada—
l.t g 5s 1956 ser A
M&S
1st g 5s 1957 ser B
-J&D
1st mtge 5s 1960 .er O—M&N
Bell Telep Oo of Pennsylvania-
Beloit Water, Gas &
53~3*
Amer Telep & Teleg—
Oonv g 4s '36 conv aft *09.M&S
Coll trust 5s 1946
J&D
Debs f 5s 1960
J&J
83
5434
&
Jalumer.
9434
99
7434
Beaver Valley Wat 6« 1935.M&N
1st lien & ref 5s 1960
M&N
9334
45 34
J&D /
81
A&*'
1958
Calumet G & E 534s B 1960-J&J
10034
93
Me'Viop 5h
A&O /
f 6s 1973 w w
i
....
1
1
8734
983*
v\ riter
1st I & coll tr 5s 1948 se' A F&A
Cent Dist Telep 1st 5s '43—J&D
Bell Telephone of
5034
2
92 34
22%
29
973*
oh lit
-
•
Amer &
Deb
85
M&N
A&O
1953
Coll trust
1734
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s'57 M&S 15
Refunding 634s 1942
Beau bar nols Power Corp—
1
M&N /
Gonv deb 6s 1940
M&£ fk
13*
Am Community Pow 5Ms '53 J&J */
3
Secured notes 534s 1931—M&N f
50
Deb g 5V*s 1953
65
102
Baton
Elec Ry—
Con g 4 <-4s 1933 gu
,_F&A 15 /
1st coll 4s Jan 1 1954Amer Oommouwealths Power Oeb g 6s 1952 ser A
F&A t
deb 6s 1942.A&O
Rouge Electric Co—
1st mtge 5 34s 1954.—----J&D
1st M 5s 1959 .er B
F&A
Bear Mt Hud Rlv Bdge Co—
100
65
1935—-----M&S
1st 58 Sept 1
Barstow (W S)
1003*
1st & ref 6s 1942 ser B_
J&J
1st & ref 6 %b 1955 series O F&A
Deb gold 534. 1942
A&O
99%
El
36
J Si J
Union River Pow—
Bar Harbor &
993*
96
105
105
& El
El 1st 5s
&
K>
Bauu<»r
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask
California-Oregon Power—
'49-M&S
M&S
---------J&D
434s 1960
106
AJtO
5 Us 1054
Augusta Ry & El 1st 5s 1940 J&D
But & Anu S L—See Md El K\
Btngor Hydro Elec 534"
1st lien & ref 5s 1956
1st s f
Alliance Power 1st 6aT9~5~2~—M&S f
Alton -V Sr. L Bririv.' 7s 1947 M<v n /
Atlanta Nor Ry—-See G*
Atlanta Wat. El & Pr 5. 1943 J&J
Atlandc City El 5. 1938----M&S
l.t&ref 5 %a 1954
M&N
l.t & ref 5. 1956
A&O
Atlantic City (N J) Ga.-—
1st g 5s Jan 1 1960 opt 20
J&J
Atlantic Co Wat 5a '58
-AM&8
B Sp Pt & Ohes—See Un Ry
Bilt Traction—SeeUn Ry A
Aueg ueliev & P—See t'mia Co
Allegheny Gas Onrp 6 hh'43 MAN f
Certificates of deposit
/
—
Allentown-Bethlehein
Bid.
Bonds.
96
91
83
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Ask.
94%
J&J
M&N
interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
"and
are as near as
Adriatic
Electric Oo (Italy)—
Ext), f 7. 1952
^A&O
Alabama Power lit 6s 1946 -M&S
electric power, water, telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.)
electric railway., gas.
k Last
sale,
n
Nominal
r
Canadian price,
s
Sale price.
♦ Negotiability Impaired by maturity.
80
PUBLIC
BONDS
UTILITY
NOTICE.—-All bond prices are "and interest"
except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bonds
Bid.
Olties Service Gas Oo—
1st M
__
67%
M&N
-J&D
68
84
pipeline5%i 1942.M&N
85
45%
46%
Equipt trust 5s.._Mar 1 1935
Cities Service Transportation—
1st M 6s marine eq '36.-M&S
Citizens Gas (Indianapolis;—
88
1st & ref gold 6s 1942
J&J
Citizens L H & P (Johnst'n, Pa)
1st g 5» 1934 ont 1914
.M&N
90
90
92
100 %
102 H
105H
City of New Castle Water—
6s 1941
J&D-
100
100
s
1943—..M&S
107%
108
110
Clinton (La) W W 1st 5s 1939F&A
Coast Cos Gas & Elec—
1st M 5s 1960
J. -M&N
Colorado Cent Pow 5%s '46-J&D
53--M&JS
101%
107%
1
111
105
5
100
101
102
70
103
65
101
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
Deb g 5s 1952..
M&N
88%
89%
89
84
Deb g 5s 1952
A&015
Deb 6s Jan 15 1961
J&J 15
Columbia River Longview Bridge
86
89%
A&O V
1
3
J&J /
Certificates of deposit
/
1st
r«*f on istmpdi lv»37--J&J /
Certificates of deposit.....
/
r
Commonwealth-Edison Oo—
1st M 5s 1953
J&J
1st M col 5s 1954 ser B
J&D
1st M col 4 %s 1956 ser C._ A&O
1st M col 4%s 1957 ser D..J&J
1st M col 4%s 1960 ser E A&
74"
96
97%
106%
96%
M
97%
101
101
108
83%
85%
102
99%
M&>»
54%
101%
45
46
44
43
J& 1
97
17
4s *48 J&J
58
Light & Power—
s f 7s '51 ser A
M&N
1st & ref 5Ha 1954 ser B..F&A
120
t45«»
cons
100
20
1st & ref 4%s 1956 ser O..J&J
J&J
J&J
Stamped guaranteed optional..
Conn Ltg & Pow 5s *39
Conn River Pow 5s A *52
Connehsv Wat 5s Get 2 '39.
J& '
103%
104%
104
83
•
f 5s Feb 15 1954.F&A15
Council Bluffs Gas 5s 1948.M&N
Cuban Telep conv 5s 1951 ..J&J
lot lien & ref 7%s 1941—M&S
.
1st
m
5s, 1938
Des Moines Gas Oo—
M&S
M&N
10
10
104%
104
5s 1956
59
27
27
109%
28
110
110
111
102
102%
109%
109%
104%
ra h
f 6s 1953
M&N
-i f deb 6H«
Certificates of deposit
Detroit City Gas Co—
,
13
10%
X
1
91H
91%
107 %
B..J&D
Gen & ref 5s 1962 ser O..F&A
107 H
107
Gen &ref 4H8 1961 ser D.F&A
Gen & ref 5s ser E 1952..A&O
103 %
107 H
107%
107%
108%
104%
6s 1947 series A
m
5s 1950 series B
ser
108
Detroit International
1st
m
s
Bridge—
f 6%s 1952
F&A
5
5
5
s
nH
75
6H® 1937 to 1949
J&J
Duquesne Gas Corp—
1st conv 6s Mar 15 1945.M&S1S */
1H
6H% notes 1935..— M&S15 *f
Duquesne Light—S«e Phila Co
Duquesne Nat Gas 7s 1948—... / 39
108
104%
38%
12
101
62'
49
Ry.
104
95%
78
78
....
40
95
-
108
1st 5s (Amer series) 1942..M&S
1st 5s (Internat ser) 1942
78
78
83
78
78
82"
84
85%
Stamped
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd
M&ri
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B..J&D
Federal Public Serv Oorp—
1st
1
1947
6s
J&D /
6% gold notes 1932
J&J
Fed St & Pleas Val—See Phil Oo
Federal Water 8ervice Oorp—
Utilities
m
m
5%s 1979
5%s 1956
/
M&N k
Un Wat 6s
50
A&O
73
76"
1953
74%
J&J
Equip trust 5%s 1934-38
Galesburg Ry Ltg & Power—
b
Galesb Ry & L 5s 1934— ..J&J
Elec Ry—
99
Galveston-Houston
f g 5s 1954 opt
s
A&O /
107%
102%
104%
mmamm
39
111
M&N
110
1954
1
Gateway Bridge 7s 1938-.--A&O f
General Gas & Elec Oorp—
5% notes Aug 15 '34..F&A15
60
64
92
93"
51%
70
53
49
52""
82
J&J
1939
Utilities—
1st M coll tr 6%s ser A *56 A&O
Oonv ser 6%% notes 1933.J&D /
1st mtge & coll 6%s C '55.A&0
General Water Wks & ElecUorp—
1st lien & col 5s 1943 ser A. J&D k
Power
54
_._J&J
O..M&S15
109%
105
108%
52"
71
18
21
85%
88
64
71
73"
75
77
5%s 1942—M&N /
Mountain
Power
1st m 5%s 1947 ser A —M&S
80
1st M & 1st lien 6s 1955 B M&S
77
Eastern Util Assoc 5s 1935-_A&O k 100%
Eastern Utilities Investing—
83%
78%
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968
A with warr '54..—M&S /
Eastern Wisconsin Electric Co—
19
ser
1st mtge 5s
16
18H
90
92
63
M&N
63%
50
52
45
1946--J&J
100
102%
105%
100%
102%
105%
102
Electric Ferries 1st 7s '41—A&O
89
1950
M&S
1st sink fund 6Hs 1953...A&O
Electric P & L Deb 5s 2030.F&A
Electric Public Service Oo—
Sec g ds 1941 ser A
A&O
Sec g 6s 1941 ser B
A&O
Sec g 5H® 1942 ser O
A&O
—.J&D
Nominal,
100%
86
105
81
A&O
A&O
87
106%
81
83
83
83
81
m
6s 1945—-—...—A&O
58%
1st M & ref 4%s 1961
91
83
B—J&D
Hackensack Wat 4s '52 op '12J&J
Gen&ref5sJunel5'77 A
J&D15
5s secured conv notes 1938J&J
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Co
oo &
M&N fk 65%
f deb 7s 1935
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under¬
ground & St Rys 5 %s '38
J&D A 40
H&mUton Gas 6%s A w vr '37J&D / 33
Hhvana Elec Ry 6s 1952
38
...F& X
-
8%
Home Tel & Tel of
11
1st M g 5s May 15 '36.M&N 15
Houston El Ob 1st 6s '35
J&D
ML
40
....
-
11
42
108""
JK
105
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970-M&N
Havana Dock 7s 1937—-—J&J
Helena Gas & Elec 1st 6s '52M&S
97
Hest Man & Fair Pass Ry—See P hil R T
Home Tel & Tel (Ft Wayne)
1st 6s series A 1943.......J&J
102%
1st 5%s series B 1955—..A&O
101%
Home Telep & Tel eg (Los Angeles,
108
Cal) 1st refunding 5s 1945J&J
42
60
Gulf States Utilities Oo—
35"
45
9%
....
109
Spokane—
104
J&D r
s
46
48
1st M & col 6s 1943 ser A..A&O
A&O
ti
100
106
11
40 H
41H
40 H
82
83
Deb 6%s 1943 with
66%
68%
Houston
Electric Public Utilities Oo—
k Last sale,
1948
5%s(Sept'31 coup on) '51-M&S
Phila Rap Tr
(Germany)—
f 6 H®
1936
1937
....
35
30
A&O
Extl g s
J&J
M&N
A&O
lll(Bkn)See KlngsCoEL&P
6s
79
80
1st M & ref 5s 1956 ser A.M&S
87
Deb 6s
-mmmm
82%
Ool tr 5s 1952 ser B
1st
90
s
•
Gulf Public Service Oo—
Elec 5s
1st
42
104%
5
Ool tr 5s 1952 ser A
& ref 6s 1942....J&D
Elec & Peoples—See
Electric Pow Corp
....
92
Oorp—
18
Deb
ir.
M&N
1932-1944
Greenwich Wat 4%s
111 (N Y>—See N V G
Electric Oo of N ^ 1st 5s 1947 M&S
....
6s
Great North Pow 5s 1935—F&A
Green
Edison El
106
....
90
J&J
F&A
*57 ser A J&J
Greenwich Wat & Gas System—
Ed El
57
F&A
1st & gen 6%s 1950.
Lakes Power
Ltd—
Grt West Pow Oo 5s 1946.J&J
58
Eastern Michigan Rys—
1st mtge coll tr 7s 1958
J&J /
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co—
1935
/
80 "
79%
Great West Power Oo of Oalif—
3-year 5% notes 1936
100
L 5s '39-F&A
79
Great Lakes Utilities Oo—
47 H
56
J&J
Easton Cons El 5s 1949
::::
104%
Great
1st lien coll tr
108
60%
1st
1952
5s
1st M
Ry Co—
2-year notes 5s 1934
98%
::::
Conv deb 5%s
General Public
1st M 7s 1944
f 5s 1948 series A.A&O
Refm4%s 1948 A
5s
91
70
84"
5s 1940...J&D
E Minn Power 5%s 1951
M&S
E Oregon Lt & Pr 5Hs A *51.M&S
5s series B 1953
J&J
Eastern Connecticut Pow Oo—
1st
91%
90
45
100%
F&A
East St Louis (111) Lt & Pow—
84
94%
notes Aug 15 '35..F&A15
Public Service Oorp—
Conv deb 5s 1953
J&J
5%
99 %
57
77 H
Easton & So Beth Transit 8s "36—
Edison Elec Ilium of Boston—
94%
25
94
Debenture gold 6s 1941 J&D 15
Deb 6s 1941 series B
A&O
82 H
91
1st lien & ref 6%s 1948-.M&S
92%
56%
89%
88%
J&D
Grand Rapids Ry 1st 7s '39 M&N
Great Oons Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st lien
8
55%
Grand Rapids Gas
5s
6
1st Hen col 5s 1934 ser A
J&J
Gas & El of Bergen Oo 5s '49_ J& D
85
ser
3.25%
99
46%
1948
3.50
J&D
83
91
Ref 6s Jan
65%
42
42
45
2
J&J
1948 B
71
74%
Fruit Growers' Express—
Georgia-Carolina
Utilities—
6s 1942
5s
....
47
F&A /
A&O /
52
m
38
70%
73%
64%
A.....J&J
B
J&J
ser
ser
7% 1932 ctfs of dep
J&J
East Jersey St Ry 5s 1944._M&N
K. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s '42-A&O
Ref
3%
44
M&S
1st M 6%s 1949
1st 6s 1955 series B
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945
Fontana
25
24%
2%
Inc—
1st Hen col tr 5%s 1957
Florida Power Corp—
1st
109""
64
42
m s
91
83
1st coll 5%s ctfs 1937 A...F&A
Conv deb 6s ctfs 1933 A.M&N
Eastern Mass Street
100
5s 1938 opt 1913
A&O
Fall River Elec Lt 5s 1945 —J&J
Federal Light & Traction—
g
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s '61 F&A
Prac—See Phila Co
Sheboygan
.
1st
s f
J&J
Georgia Power 1st 5s 1967--M&S
Georgia Power & Light Oo
1st mtge 5a 1978
J&D k
Georgia Ry & Elec—
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939—J&J
Atlanta Northern Ry Oo—
1st guar 5s '54 op '90
J&J
Gesfurel 6s 1953 x w
J&D /
m
IX
75
General
f fis 1966 ser A..M&N
Coast
%
%• 1953 with war M&N
74%
Eqult G & E Utlca 5s 1942-A&O
106
Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954
A&O /
6
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1967 ...A&O
100%
Europ'n Elec Oorp (of Canada)
Deb 6%s 1965 w w
96
..F&A
Without warrants
90%
Fairmont & Clarksburg Trac—.
Gatlneau Pow 1st 5s 1956
6%s 1945 with warrants...J&J f 61
Dortmund Munic Utll (Germany;
47
20-yr i f 6H« 1948
-A&O
Dry Dock E B & B RR—See Thi rd Ave
103
Duke Power—1st 4%s 1967.J&D
m
84
f 6
i
Gen 5s Nov
100%
1937 A with war.M&S
Dominion Gas & Elec—
1st
88
82
Gary Elec & Gas Oo—
J&J f
1st gold 5s 1950
71
86
Elec and Empire
opt.M&S
Empire Public Service Oorp—
Dob 6s 1950 ww
.J&J /
Ercole Marelli Elec Mfg Oo (Italy)
1st M
Certificates of deposit
Huron Shore Line—
1st 6%s
85%
69%
_J&D
A 1952.
ser
Con 58 Oct 1934
.-F&A
Sf deb g 7s 1952-.
k
Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s '54..J&J
Florida Public Service Oo—
100%
m
J&D
M&S
1952
Coke jt lst&ref 5s '41
1st
X
J&J
A&O
1st
5s
m
Empire Gas & Electric Oo—
Federated
Certificates of deposit
1st
108%
"P
1st & ref
Conv deb 5%s 1954
Detroit & Canada Tunnel—
1st m 5s 1960 ser D
26
58%
/This price includes accrued interest,
27%
103%
M&N
m
15-year sec 6s 1942..
b Basis.
27
Des Moines Elec Oo—
1st
Copenhagen Telephone Oo—
Extl
Deb 6%s 1938
Empire District Elec Co—
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953—J&D
114
114
1st & ref 58 1936 op '16
J&J
104%
1st 1 & unif 5s ser C1952- -M&N
106%
1st lien & unif 4Hs 1958-M&N k 105%
Con tin Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A
51%
Continental Telep 5s A 1953.F&A
Cooper Rl v Bri'ge t nc 1 st 6s '58M& N /
series A
.M&S
Ry 5s 1936 J&J
A_,
ser
E 8t L & inter urb Wat 5s '42 J&J
112
112
1st & coll 6s 1943 ser A
J&D k 48%
Conv deb 6%s 1943 A w w J&D fk
9
Consol Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
Cons Gas—See Peoples G L &C
Oonsum L H & P Co ^Ellz, N J)—
5s
1938
J&D
Consumers Power Oo—
5s 1950
ra
(International series)
40
Consol Gas utilities Oo—
1st M 6a 1958
M&N
Consumers El L & P (New Orl)—
1st M 5s 1936-...
J&J
82%
95
38
109%
1945-.F&A
107%
20-yr deb 4 Hi 1951
J&D
102%
Debenture 5s 1957
J&J
104%
Underlying cos—See N Y G E L H & P.
Consolidated Water of Utlca—
1st 4%s 1958
M&N
81%
S F 6s 1937 opt
Des Moines City
ttast
108%
Deb 5Hs
-J&J
Con Ry (New Hav)—See "R.R."
Consolidated Telep of Wise—
1st M 5Hs 1942 ser A
M&N
Cons Tr 'N J)—See Pub Ser Corp
El Co—
90
East Coast Pub Serv 4s 1948
107
27
Wuerttembu/sr 1st 7s '56
103%
111%
26
-
101%
91
1st lien 5h 1962 stamped -J&J
Consol Elec & Gas 4-6s 1962
1st & ref ■ f 4 %s 1969 ser G M&S
1st & ref s f 4 Ha 1970 ser H J&J
1st & ref 4s 1981
J&D
Consolidated Gas (N Y)—
103
89
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr—
oa 1939-.J&J
Gen g 4Ha Apr 1954
A&O
Consol Gas Elec Lt & P (Bait)—
Gen g 4Ha Feb 14 1935
-J& J
106%
102
87
Duquesne
A&O
Consul Gas of Bait
105%
Durham Pub Ser 7s A *49..A&O
A&O k 103%
_
63"
58
120%
112%
109%
1st & coll trust 5s 1956
Conn Ry & Lt 4%s 1951
103"
102%
80
1st 7s 1943
conn
1st & ref
104%
102
Dumbarton B'ge 6 %s to'36. J&J
55
El Paso
lit
Duke Price Power Oo—
Community Water Service Co
iVac 1st 4h
88 H
Dixie Gulf Gas Oo—
93%
100
F&A
Community Power & Light Oo—
Coney Isl & Bklyn
107
Det & Pt
58
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser C
Oonestoua
106
34
102%
102%
102
80
Corp.
Empire Gas &
70
107%
108%
103%
107
(Pa) 6%s '45 M&N
(Wis) 5s A *48 M&~
5s 1957
107
Certificates of deposit
106
Commonw Sub Corp—See Misc.
Col M
99 H
106
30
ser
Gen & ref 5s 1955
104"
103
75
I
5s 1956
Gen & ref 6s
Gen & ref 5s 1949 series A. A&O
109%
Oom'w'lth Tel
Tr
Detroit Edison—
106
Commonwealth Wat 0%s A 1947
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
F&A
R
Tramway Corp—
1st
99
93%
Oom'wTth Tel
30
A-.--J& '
70
65%
63
68
63
105
45
-
Conv
1st & r«f 5s July 1937
86
El Paso Nat Gas 1st 6%s '43-J&D
With warrants
109
109
106 %
103
con g
1st
6% notes Oct 1 1943
A&O
Denver Tramway Terminals Go
1st M g gu 5s 1934-1937..M&S
Derby Gas & Elec Corp—
1st lien 5s 1946
F&A
Des Moines & Cent la Elec Oo—
Gen & ref 5s 1950
1st
65
OolumbUB Dela & Marlon Elec Co
lstref4%s 1957 Her A
I&J
Sec conv g 5%s 1942
A&O
Col Ry 1st 4s '39 opt '14-.Q-J
Denver
Pa tax
86
83
Elmira Water, Light & RR—
104
101%
M&N
as to
82
J&D
Eliz & Trenton RR
1st &
Denver Uous Tram 6* 194J-A&0
Denv Gas & El 1st g 5e '49..M&N
8tamp"d
M&S
102
102
J&J
J&J
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1951
Ask.
107%
-
1st M 4%s 1971
lstmtgeg4%s 1969
1st mtge g4%s 1969
Bid.
100
..
1st
Columbia (8 C) Ry Gas & El Co
1st M a f g 5s 1936
J&J
Columbus <.ua; Elec & Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser B
M&N
Columbus (Ga) Pow 5s 36..A&0
Columbus Ry Pow & Light—
J&D
A&O
J&J
1st g 7%s 1949 ser B
J&J
1st g 5s 1952 ser O
—J&J
1st gold 5 %s 1954 ser D
J&1
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951-J&J
D invllle Tr & Pow 1st 5s '41 J&J
Darby Med & Ohes Ry—See Phila
Davenport Water 5s 1961 --J&J
109
104%
Oleve Southw Ry & Light—
Gen &con 5s 1954
M&S f
6%s stamped 1953.
101%
100
—
Colorado Power 1st 5s
Bonds.
Eliz Plainf & Cent J f
See
Eliz & Raritan Rivl Public Serv
107%
Delaware Elec Power Co—
Deb 5Hs 1959
J&J
Delaware Power & Light Oo—
Oit> & Sub Ry—See Wasb Ky & El
Clove Ry 1st s f 6s
Ask.
96
94
.J&D
1956
Dayton Ltg 1st 5s '37 op '12-M&S
Dayton Pow & L 1st 5s '41 -J&D
Day Sp & Urb—See Ind Col & E
85
5%s A 1951
J&J
City Elec San Fran 5s 1937 -J&J
City&Sub PS—See Un Rys of StL
4%s
,
„
Citizens Tel (Gr Rap) 5s '36-J&D
Citizens Water (Washington, Pa)
1st
1st M 5s 1959
J&D
Jumb'land T & T 5s 1937—J&J
Dakota Oeatral Telep Oo—
1st gold 6s 1935
Jallas Gas 1st 6s 1941
lallas Pow & Lt 6s 1949
100
Oity Water (Chattanooga)—
1st M 5s 1954
J&D
1st M 5s 1957 series O
-M&N
Olev El 111 1st 5s '39 op '24-A&0
Gen M 5s 1954 series A
M&N
Gen M 5s 1961 series B
A&O
Bid.
Bonds:
Cimberland Oo (Me) Pow & Lt—
Oities Service Gas Pipe Line Oo—
1st M 6s 1943
J&J
Olties Service Power & Light—
Deb 5%s 1952Deb 6%s 1949
Oities Service Tank Line—
Ask.
„
3
Sale price.
Gulf Gas—
war..A&O
NegotiabiUty Impaired by maturity.
July
1934.]
bond
prices
are
Quotations for all securities
bouds.
Hous Home
Bid.
o o Oi lN'H
l8tlitm&ref4>*s '78ser JL» M&.N
m
coll 6s
43 with warr_J&L
66
Hudson (Jo (Jas 5s g 1949—M&N
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6b '64 AMAit
1st M 5s 1954 ser B
M&S?
11134
98
96
Hydraulic Power of N lag Falls—
1st & refunding5s 1950
J&J
Ref & impt 5s 1951
A&O
73
B
HI Coramun Tel 6s 1949..
73
M&fc
J&J
ser
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A.-A&O
7134
6834
1st & ref 534« 1954 ser B—J&D k
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser O
J&D k
8 f deb 534« 1957
M&fe k
Illinois Water Service Co—
71
105
11034
..—
1st
M 5s 1948
7234
85
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952
A&O
Indianapolis Power & Light—
1st M 5s 1957
ser
A
.
1958.--J&J f
87"
8734
96
10534
104
106
106
Secured 5s 1958
Inland Gas 634s 1938
1
M&S
70
F&A
29
Certificates
of deposit
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938-F&A
29
31
31
ref 5s
Y<
109
1 st M 4 t4s 1961. - -;
Kan City Pub Serv 3-6s *51--J&J
tvaiisaa Elec Pow 6s 1937—J&D
--F&>
10134
99
J&£
■ f 6s '36 A M&t
Coll tr s f 6s 1941 ser B —M&N
Col tr 6s 1957 ser O
A&O
Deb s f 7s 1935——
iJ&D
434
434
434
434
67 34
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948..-A&O
Inland Utilities Inc—
Conv deb 6s 1934
J&D f
Interborough Rapid Transit—
1st & ref g 5s '66 op tax-ex.J&J
Q% notes 1932..
A&O «
6
7134
32
♦
77 34
763*
88
90
98
2
1st M 634b Sept '48 ser
1st M 534» 1955ser F
1st M 5s 1961 series G
D M&N
A&O
k
k
M&N
104
61
Keokuk Elec 6s
1945
1st & ref 4
'58
Interstate Rvs 4s
D
ser
1943
,
iowa-N eoraska Lt &
1st lien & ref 5s '57
1st mtge 5 34s 1959
—M&S
M&N
1943
35
10534
f
Roland Elev-
53
5334
70
9234
23
65
3
9234
9134
6434
6234
70
(Mass) Gas & Elec—
434s 1940 ser B
F&
Lehigh Power Securities—
Deb g 68 2026 ser A..
,_F&
Lehigh Teleg 5s ser A 1949—JA
benign Valley franslt—
/
45
f
J&J
100 34
Sink fund deb 5s 1955-.—M&N
lass Utilities Associates—
S f deb 5s 1949 ser A
9534
■
534s 1946
92 %
80
25
lemphis 8t Ry
con g 5s *45_J&J
leriaionale Electric Co—
1st ■ f 7s 1957 ser A
A&O
1st & ref 5s 1953 ser O
1st M 434s 1968 ser D
92 %
10034
9334
J&J
M&S
1st M 4s 1971 ser E
1st 5s series F 1962
83
M&N
M&N
1st gold 4s 1938
Exten gold 4s 1938
F&±
94
55
V 10
1034
JA*
44
44
[exican Utilities 7s
3334
1939
Co—
80
A&»
4
60
1st & ref 6s 1943—..
1st M 5s 1956
9334
9434
°
9134
M&b
81
J&D
73
106
96
1st g 5s 1947 ser A
100
74
76
A&<
5s ctfs of deposit 1932-—.....
58 ctfs of deposit 1933
85
1953
Lewist & Aub El Lt 5s *39.
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 194 j
73
3534
106
102
8034
7334
92
5234
54
38
8934
Long Beach Gas 1st 5s '56.
61
8334
99"
76"
77
80
)
8634
88
Canadian
Co—
J&D
M&N
5s 1957
M&8
J&D
8334
75
rice
s f 6s 1944 with warr F&A15
Without warrants
Mississippi Rlv Pow 6i *61 ..J&J
Deb 5s May 1 1947
s
63
67
Mississippi River Fuel Oorp—
1st
89
J
r
91
Mississippi Power & Light—
1st M
73
6134
4634
Light
1st & ref 5s 1955
1st & ref 434s 1978
1st & ref 5s 1955
105"
98
Nominal,
10134
1st 5s '34 op..J&D
Mississippi Power Oo—
10334
9634
79
10434
Minnesota Power &
9734
104
8034
57
55
)
1936-
9334
n
J&J
...M&S
Minneapolis Gaw Light Oo—
1st M 434« 1950
J&J
85
k
11
Minn Gen El
59
80
k Last sale,
ldland Util deb 6s 1938---M&S
85
r
58
J&J
1st M 434* 1967
(Italy)—
lsl Lighting 5s
Midland Natural Gas Co—
Conv deb 6s 1935
1st M 5s 1971
Uwaukee Gas Light Co—
10134
Elec (Jo
J&J
Sharps—See Phil Co
Milwaukee Elec Ry & Light—
1st & ref 5s 1961 ser B
J&D
10134
Lomoard
1950
—illv Etna &
99
Lockport L H & P 534s A *541
634
634
60"
5734
102
61
/*
5a ctfs of deposit 1934........ fk
6
5s ctfs of deposit 1935
Jk 6
Itddlesex & Boston 8t
Ry—
1st and ref mtge
69
534s 1942. J&J
90
/
f
ix)ckhart Power 5 (4s 1950
/This price Includes accrued interest,
97
A&O
lemphis Power A Light Go—
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser A
J
1st & ref 434s 1978 ser O—A&O
5s
k
60
[a8sachusetts Gas—
5
71
Long
1st & ref 534s 1950
.J&J
Deb 6s 1950 ser A—.....M&N
1
78
30
2
1
8434
85
59
9234
9534
9
9
Bait A Ann 8 L 5s 1946—F&A
laryland Light & Power—
1st M 534« 1950 ser A
J&J
'
105
10434
92
18
103
f
78
57
85
88
Guaranteed 6s 1933
A&O
1st & ref 634s 1957 ser A—J&J
1st & ref 634s 1962 ser B..J&J
96"
Lincoln Tel & Tel—
84
98
1st s f 7s 1940 ser A Jan
laryland Electric Rys—
1st M 5s 1961
3434
Conv deb 5 (4s
8334
10134
Lawrence
u*
67
58
62
105
>*
100
74
54
63
s
72
6234
103
s
16-year
Dist Pow—
Leipzig Overland Pow 634s '46.
Lex (Ky) Ry—See Ky Tr & Tern
Lexington (Ky) T*l—
6034
8434
f 534s '51 ser A
J&J
f 534s 1952 ser B..J&J
Llchigan Associated Telep
71
57
70
30
letrop Edison Oorp 6s 1961 M&S
letropolltan West Side "L"—
25
134
7934
97
39
letropolltan Edison Co—
11734
58
Lake Shore Power Co—
1st and ref mtge 6s 1950.
74
10034
6934
4834
&
& Elec.
63
■
*/ 91
8934
3934
F&A
b Basis
'
8234
9034
1st M
2
Debenture 6s 1960
(swa tiy & Lt (Cedar Rapids) —
1st & ref 5s June 1946 B...J&D
1st & ref 534s Oct 1945—M&N
Iowa Southern Utilities—
1st & ref 6s
6034
22
F&A
1st 1 & ref 5s 1961 ser B—M&S
Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 434s 1958 M&S
Iswa Pub Serv 1st 5s 1957..J&D
DeD 5s 1968
M&S
-
108
Lake Superior
51
Power—
ser A.M&N
145"
115
1954
noxville Trac 1st I
Kokomo
W W
6s
58
1st mtge 6s 1934
J&J
1st lien & ref 6s ser A 1949 M&N
1st lien & ref 5s sbr B 1950-J&D
Iowa El Lt & Pr 7s ser O '42.F& A
7034
109
1st ref 6 (4s
Lake
s
20-year
106
61
Eq trust 534s July 1 1935-37—
Interstate Temp Co—
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
Interstate Tel & Tel 534* 1953 J&J
Interstate Water 6s ser A1940 F&A
Iowa Electric Co—
9334
8134
6634
8*
/
/
6834
64
M&S
.
62
9134
1st M 5s 1978
7334
J&D
F
II—
59
Keystone Pub Serv—
93
68
Without warrants
Interstate Power ibt 6s '67—J&J
Deb gold 6s 1952
J&J
Interstate Pub Serv Co—
1st & ref 634s 1949 ser B—J&J
ser
64"
6134
84
6034
F&A
Interstate Bridge 634s 1950.M&N
Interstate Gas & El & 1951.-J&D
Interstate Nat Gas 6s 1936—
1st & ref 5s 1956
68
75
k
J&J
"W
7634
73
55
80
J&J
WU
Cent Hanover Bk ctfs of dep.
2d gold 4s 2013
J&D
lanlla Elec RR &
Ltg Oorp—
1st lien A coll tr 5s '53—M&S
larltlme Tel & Tel 1st 6s 1941 J&J
Ref & gen 5s ser A 1956---J&J
K 1957
!
_eoke? Consol Coke 5s 1959.—
1st 6s series
Ry—
1952
9
10034
2034
61
80
Telep & Teleg—
/
f 7s 1941
J&D / 47
lanuf'rs Wat (Pa) 6s 1939.J&D
102
60
International Railway (Buffalo-
Deb g 434s
9934
104
104
•••
86
42
92
1st M
6334
6134
102
10634
10734
6234
19
.
4034
105
g
1st g 5s 1936
J&D
1 ladlson G & El 1st 5s 1940-A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1950
..M&N
I
1st M
82
Certificates of deposit.
Conv deb 434s 1939
Deb 5s 1955
2
3
99 34
56
Co (Pa) Gas & Elec—
ref&lmp
30
60
6335
1st M 5s gold 1935
J&J
Internat Ry ref 5s '62 op_M&N
uxerne
lanlla Gas Co—■
1st Hen coll tr 534s 1937—A&O
lanltoba Power Co Ltd—
8
97
7134
3334
73
36
82
lannhelm A Palatinate Elec Coo
/
63
56
Austrian Hydro-Elec—
1st s f g 6 34s 1944
F&A
i uneburg Pow L & W W
(Germ'y)
1st M s f 7s 1948
M&N
60
F&A
Debentures 6s 1948
aclede Gas Lt. ref 5« 1934-
International
96
10134
/
Kentucky Power & Light Co—
1st m 5348 1948 ser B
M&_
Kentucky Traction & Terminal—
1st & ref gu 5s '51 opt '14.F&A
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949.J&D
Kentucky Utilities Co—
6534
1st 5s 1948
J&D
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938—J&J
Buffalo & Nlag b alls Elec
10434
F&A
28"
58 34
Buff Trac
102
ser
92
10134
95
101
1st & ref. 6« 1947 ser C_
f
1634
Kentucky El Pr 6s A 1951-.
Kentucky buel Gas Corp—
1st 634s 1942 with warr..J&D /
5
Conv deb w w634s 1938..J&D f
A&O
International Power Sec Corn—
634% sec bonds 1955 serCJ&D
Sec 7s 1957 ser K
F&A
Sec 7s 1952 ser F
J&j it
101
anuuQvsauxv
10034
M&N
1st M 6s 1955 ser A
1st M 58 1957 ser
6834
10734
13634
60
O.F&A
Deb s f 6s 1937 ser A
...A&O
oulsv Ltg5s '53
unstmpd-.A&O
1 oulsvllle Ry 2d 434s 1940..M&S
79
6934
7934
78
1st & ref 434s 1961
95
10634
9834
Internat'l Pow Ltd 634s 1957 M&S
Deb 6s 1957
—M&S
w
94
77
6
J&D *fk 3
Conv deb 6s 1948
•/
International Hydro-Elec System
w
3434
10234
10034
A—M&S
29
note
1932 -M&8
Certificates of deposit..
Intercontinents Power Co—
73
5s'48 op'13 A&O
1st & ref 6s 1954
M&8
Debenture 7s 1944.
.J&J
108
93
J&D
6
6
58
Los Angeles Ry 5s 1938--.A&O
1st
Kansas Gas & Electric—
36
Certificates of deposit
Conv g 7%
Conv deb 6s 1944
II"
10634
110
34
5
Inland Pow & L
10734
1 ower
101"
65
10334
109
Ang & Pac RR—See Pac EIRy
Gen M 5s 1950
6034
J&J
Debs A 6s 1948
95"
80
Indianapolis W W Sec Co—
107
M&S
ouislana Pow & Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957
J&D
ouislana Stm Gener 6s 1939 M&N
oulsvllle Gas & Elec Co (Ky)—
1st & ref 5s 1952 ser A
M&N
3
94
9834
99
10534
22
1936—-—---F&A
Kanawha ValTr 1st M5fl 46-J&J /
96
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s 46.-F&A
10434
1st M 6s 1942---——-F&A
Kansas City Power & Light—
10734
1st mtge 434s 1957 ser B..J&J
&
VjUiLr—
Angeles Railway Oorp—
1st & ref s f g 5s 1940
J&D
Pow & Lt Corp—^
1947 ser B—F&A k 10034
1961 ser O—-J&D
City Hob & Pat—See P S Corp
Johnstown (Pa) Trac 5s 43--J&J
Bid.
Ciiou
os
85
1st M 434s
at/
106
Gen & ref 6s 1942 s^r G..M&S k 109
Gen & ref 6s series H 1942 M&S k 109
Gen & ref 534s 1949 ser 1. A&O k 106
os
Ane Pac Co—See Pac PI R\
OS
100
—
-
43
104
42"
2034
20
f
_"i—i
5s 1954-<
—
104
_M&8
-
43
9534
Indianapolis Water—
1st & ref. g 434» 1940 opt—J&J
1st lien & ref 5 V*s 1953
60
3
*
6134
KansaB Power & Light Co—
41
J&J
1943
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser
4134
J&D *f
conv notes 1940
40
1st mtge 434s 1980—
J&D
Kansas Pow 1st 5s 1947——'
93
Indiana & 8 W Gas & Util—
6%
7s
g
1st M 5s 1951
62"
65
let & ref M 5s Jan 1 1950--J&J
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
F&A
Deb
Jamest'n (NY)Telep
uttH
1st & ref g 5s 1939 opt
.
1st M 6s 1943
105
104
85
J&J
lacksonv (Fla) Gas s f
Debenture 6s ser A
1st
77
1st & ref 5s 1955
M&8
Ind Nat Gas & O—See Peo G L&C
Indiana Pr 1st 17
'41 A .M&N
Indiana By & Lt 1st 5s *43—J&J
Indiana Service Oorp—
38
W 1st 5s 1957
Kanawha Trac & Elec Co—
13
Indiana Hydro-Elec Power—
1st mtge 5s 1958 ser A
M&N k 59
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957—F&A
105
A..M&S
loplln W
7034
J&J
-
f 534- 1953 ser
zxiiftriDo
1st & gen 5s 1961
M&S
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser D. .M&S
Gen & ref 5 (4s 1947 ser E J&D k
Gen & ref 534s 1943 ser F M&S k
ler
86"
6134
s
(ersey Central
1st & ref 5s
11
1951 series O
M&b
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 J&J
Indiana General Service—
25-yr
1st sink fund 6>4s
75
75
84
M6^s 1953 series B—F&A k
74
5s 42. J&D
4034
1952-M&N / 1834
'acksonvillp Trac l"t 5s 31 M&
J
15
9734
Jamaica Pub Serv 5s B 1950-J&J
Jamaica Water Supply Co—10434
1st gold 534s series A 1955.J&J
James River Bridge Conv—
84
1st M 5s
99
M&N
10j"
107""
Bonds.
Hydro-Elec Co
Italian Superpower Oorp—
Deb 6s '63 (without warr)-
Independence Water Works—
Indiar
ma Assoc
Telep 6s A '62 J&J
Indiana Central Telep Co—
1st lien coll 534 1938
M&N /
Indiana Electric Oorp—
1st M 6s 1947 series A—M&N k
15.F&A
f«j 5s '3rt opt, after
11234
5934
83
s
Atk.
ua
1st M s f 7s 1952
island Gas & Electric—
66
1st mtge 5s 1952 series A-.J&J
1st.
Is&rco
10134
4834
Illinois Northern Utilities Co—
1st & ref 5s 1957 opt
A&O k 10134
Illinois Power & Light Oorp—
1st
Bid,
Ry
102 34
11034
106
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947
JA^ k 10434
111 Bell Telep 1st 5s 1956-—J&D
10934
Illinois Commercial Telep—
1960
10534
101
5s 1962
1st uitge 5s
Bonds.
Atk.
Ironwood & Bessemer
1st lien & ref 434 s 1981 ser E.
Houston Natural Gas Oorp -
81
where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
"and interest" except
are as near as
Telep 5s 1935—M&S
Houston Lit & Pow 1st 5s '53 M&to
1st
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
NOTICE.—All
Sale price
M&N
9734
9634
106
94
* Negotiab ity inlpaired bv maturity*
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
82
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.
Bonds.
48
50
MAS
MAN
94
97
86*
>i
70
.
'43 JAE
Third Ave—See under "T".
34
32
87
88*
106
107*
V
105*
S3*
102
45
48
52*
53*
100*
80*
M
107
108*
46*
46
MAN
MAN
1951
5s
107
99*
79*
79*
100*
86
74
76
79*
1959
98
110
1st M 5s 1950-M&S
Debenture gold 0s 1940—-MAS k
kla Natural Gas 6s 1946 A..J&J
1st m 5s 1948 ser B
FA *
107
klahoma Power A
102*
IV
62
.
63
106
93
100
—
f 6s 1947
.
106
90
North Boston Ltg Properties—
99*
101*
92
93*
1st
1st coll A ref 5
1948
s
101*
2*
72*
64*
ser
101
80
90
,
118
110*
ttawa
31*
A.
MAS
72
74
33
99
-
k
88
1957-—MAN
99
100*
JAJ
AAO
98
100
96
98
..Mas
70
Pacific Coast Power 5s 1940-MAm
Pacific Elec Ry g 5s 1942.
JA '
93
95""
64*
66*
Refunding 6s 1901
MAS
Los Angeles Pacific Oo—
1st ref a 4s 1950 opt '15—JAJ
Los Angeles Pacific RR—
1st A ref mtge 5s 1943.MAS
aclfic
ias & El ref os
42.
-J%v
41
43
62
64
89
1st
North Shore Electric Co—
"20..
102*
A&o
North Shore Ooke A Chemical—
80
6s A 1947
MA
North Shore Gas Co of Illinois—
86
gold 5a 1937 opt..
.F&A
Northern California Power—
107*
1st A cons s f 5s 48 op 15 JA
Northeastern Public Service—
/
17
Gen'l 1 A coll 5*s 1961
81*
88
....
105
North Ind Gas A El 6s '52.-MAN
65
98
4** 1957
aclfic
....
k
Z0^
71
67*
71
1st M
A ref 5s
100*
102*
JAJ
1963
MAN
lien A ref 6s 1947 B—.MAN
1 A ref 6s 1943 C
MAN
1 A ref 5*s ser D '49..JAD
1 A ref 5s 1955 ser E..JAD
1st lien A ref 7s 1946 A
66"
1st
68
70
1st
107*
1st
1st
113*
114
110
110*
101
103
99
97*
—II
100*
99*
MAS
93*
A ref 5s
56
58
90
90*
84
64
68
58*
59
S*
57*
56*
*f 40
Refunding 4*s 1961
AAO
6*% notes 1940
JAD k
Northern Texas Elec Oo—
Coll tr s f g 5s 1940 opt_—JAJ /
91*
Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949—FAA
Ed El IB. N Y. con g 5s *95 JAJ
1948—JAJ
NYAEK Gas 1st g 5a *44—JAJ
Con 6s 1945
JAJ
includes
91*
89
77*
A
93*
6*s '51 J&
Centra 1 Light A Power Co
1st A ref
94
4*s 1977
<
1st A ref 5s series D 1954.JAD
44
33
105
1949—JAJ
50
1st A ref 4s 1971
ser
F
..
MAN
1st A ref 5s ser H 1962..-AAO
52*"
enusylvanla Gas A Elec Corp
Deb gold 6s 1970 ser A
MAH
enusylvanla Gas A Elec Oo—
35
74
74*
1st mtge 5s
1st 1 A ref 6*t '55 ser A..MA8
1st lien A ref 5s 1958
MAS
Deb 6s 1940
JAD
1941 opt
MAS f 12
5s g *45.-AAO */ 12
Northwestern Light A Power 6s
14
Union El (Loop)
15
70
72
25
24
27*
FAA
Power Oo Ltd—
1st m s f conv 6s '60 serA.JAJ /
Certificates of deposit-—... /
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
1st m 5s ser \ 1957
JA I k
71*
65*
99
90
enusylvanla Electric Co—
Northwest, Louisiana Gas—
30
86
92*
MAN
Deb 5*s 1959 ser B
FA a
enn Pub S 1st 6s serO '47.MAN
5
54*
101*
—
.MAN
MAN
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A
Without warrants
92
2
A.-MAN
JAJ
1st 5s 1979
enn-unio Edison Oo—
107
90
Valley Power A Light Co.
enn
32
1950
67
111
JAJ
1964
97
104*
42
Series B
70
Elec
M
1949
1st 6*s w w 1937 ser
Northwestern Elevated (Chic)—
85
84
5s
Gas
Debenture 7s 1942..
1st M 6*8 1933 with warr.JAD
90*
Passaic
eninsular Tel Oo 1st
Northwest Elec 1st 6s 1936-MAN
93
A
97
A-.MAN
N'west Cities Gas 6s
90*
111*
57
ecos
104*
S f deb 6*s 1943
Man
Northern W'chester Ltg5s'55-J-D
95
90
107*
I
1956
1st lien s f 6s 1943 ser
JAD
consul arold
95
.Northern Utilities Co—
80
AAO
5s 1937
89*
5s
,
_
Shoals Pow 5s 1952
I
FAA k 97*
104*
A...MAS
Northern Penna Power Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1956 ser A—JAD
95
1st A ref 5s 1962
AAO
Northern States Power Co—
103*
1st A ref 5s 1941
A&o
106*
1st A ref 6s 1941 ser B—AAO
1st lien
13*
44*
assalc A Newark El Traction—
k 100*
f 5*8 1957 ser A
FAA
Northern Ohio Trac A Light—
s
Gen A ref 6s 1947 ser
*
arr
Northern Ohio Telep Co—
106
106
MAS /
5-year 6% notes 1930
MAS
Telegraph—
1st A col tr s f g 5s 1937.-JAJ 2
Ref M 5t» 1952 series A
MAN
104
aterson
106
106
108*
JAJ
Serv—
1960
101
Watertown L A P 5s 1959.JAJ
1st
107
106
102*
102*
acific Teleph &
Northern Ohio Pow A Lt—
Gen A ref 5*s 1951
Pub
105*
112*
aciflc Public Service Go—
104
90
87*
6s
deb
aclfic Power A Light Oo—
1st M 5s 1955
FAA
Northern N
64
106*
,
t
E..JAD
ser
1st 5s 1942
Nortbw st
Conv
O—-MAN
MAS k
73
1st A re* 4*s '60 ser F...JAD
aclfic Lignt A Power Oorp—
Pac LAP Co
k
IstAref m 4*s 1970 serE.JAD k
Y Utilities Inc—
56*
56*
f 5a 1952
ser B.JAD k
1st A ref 5*s 1952 ser O.JAD k
1st A ref 5s 1955ser D
JAI) k
k
1st A ref
106
63
Mc!
s
...
Water Co—
1st A ref M 6s 1941
18
Northern Conn Power Co—
1946
105*
AAO
5s series E 1946
1st A ref 5s 1969 ser D
55*
k
105*
zark Power A
1st A ref 5s 1966 ser
100
102*
6*s series O 1939
5*s series D 1945
Northern Ind Pub Serv—
New oastle (City
A. AAO
ser
82
Northern Elec Co Ltd—See Mlsc
Brunswick (Can) Pow Co
H A Power—
M s f 5*s 1970
AAO
tter Tall Pawer Oo (Minn)—
106
(Hoboken, N J) 5s 1938--AAO
Ry—See P S Corp.
-
NewBrunswick (N J) Lt Heat A Po w
L
99*
North Penn Gas Co—
1st A ref 5*s
82*
1st
North El Co A Nor Pap Mills—
1st M .58 1934-1948
MAN
_
59
80*
10
80
1st
107*
57*
slo Gas A El Works (Norway)—
Extl sink fund 5s 1903-.MAS
North Jer St
1st A ref g 5s '40 op
25"
Elec Ry 5s '33 opt—MAN /
regon-Washington Water Serv—
1st M 5s 1957 series A
.JAD
A P Co
1st M A lien 5*s
108*
102
FAA
5s 1958
m
Ref A coll tr 5s 1957
98*
Salisb A Spencer 5s 1945.MAN
North Continent Utilities Corp—
North Hudson Lt
110
~
104
Nortn Carolina Pub^Serv Co—
1st A ref 5s 1956
JAJ
40
37
108*
106*
1st gug5s '45 op bef 10.-MAN
Orange A Pas Val R—See P 8 Corp
range A Rockland Elec Oo—
86
.
Ontario Transmission Co Ltd—
51*
5*% secured notes 1937-AA
105
89
-
47
45*
AAO
.
89*
k 100 *
105
105
5s "48. J AD
Gas—See N Y
of) W 6s'4i JAD
New England G A E Association
Deb g 6s 1947
MAS
Couv deb 5s 1948
-JAD
Oonv deb 5s 1950MAN
New Eng Pow Assn 6s 1948. A AO
Deb 6*s 1964
JAD
New Eng Pow 1st 5s 1951—-JAJ
Mew Eng Tel A Tel—
1st 6s 1952 series A
JAD
1st 4*s 1961 ser B
MAN
Vew Hampshire Pow 6s Dec 1943
New Haven Water 4*s 1945-JAJ
1st A ref 4*s A 1957
JAD
1st A ref 4*s B 1970
AAO
1st A ref 4*s C 1981
MAS
NM Hud Blv By & Perry—
1st gold 4s 1960 opt
MAH
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 Orieau» Pub Service Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1952 series A—AAO
1st A ref 5s 1955 seriei B—JAD
Gen M 4*s 1935
JAJ
Inc 6s Nov 1949 ser A—JAD
New Orleans City & Lake—
1st sf 5s 1943
JAJ
Newport Gas Lt 5s A 1961—JAD
Newp News & Hanip By G A E—
1st A ref 6s 1944
JAJ
Newp News A Old Pt By A El
1st g 6s Nov 1 1938
MAN
Gen g 5s Mar 1 1941—-MAS
New Bochelle Wat 6*s 'SI-MAN
1st 5s series B 1951
MAN
N Y Cent Elec 1st 5*s '50-MAS
N
Y
A
East
Biver
Gas—See
NYGELHAP
New York Edison Oo—
1st lien A ref 6*s 1941—-AAO
1st 1 A ref 5s ser B 1944.-AAO
1st 1 A ref 5s 1951 ser C—AAO
N Y Gas Elec L H A P Co—
1st g 5s Dec 1 1948
JAD
s
Omaha A Council Bluffs St Ry—
biurrs st By—
Income 5s 1937
JAJ /
107
107
*1
Serlal 5
Newark Cons Gas con
28
_
regon
North Amer Light A Power Co—
S f deb 5*s 1956 ser S_.
"4
b Basis.
/ This price
impaired by maturity
103
27
.
g*
63
2
bridge 6s stmp '39-JAJ /
Neb-Iowa Bdge 6*s 1943--FAA / 24
106*
Nebraska Pow 1st 4*§ 1981-JAD
100
Deb 6s 2022
—MAS
/ 8
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956—-AAO
87
Debs bs July 1941
JAJ
116
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944—Q-J
New Amster Gas fis
100
A
89*
95
61
Nat 'Pull
151939
79*
North American Edison Co—
12
-
56
Holdings 5 *s *43 JAJ
kla Power
aer
North American Co.
67*
99
fi
59*
Water
Klahoma By 1st, & ref 5s 41.J&J
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 16 '51
Omaha A Coun Bluffs Ry A Br
5s 1948
m
88*
65
90*
71
53
1st
106
95
FAA
104*
—
66
94*
klahoma Gas A Electric—
1st
l'r—See Va Ky A i
Norf Ry A Lt 1st 5s 1949--MAN
Norfolk St 1st g 5s 1944—JAJ
60
49
101*
65
.Norf A Ports
102
95*
47*
J* I
lst6*s 1943 (with war)
106
6s ser A A
.
98""
,
D
109
'50--MAN
JAJ
Niagara Dockport A Ont Power—
1st A ref 5s 1955 series A.AAU
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)—
1st mtge 6*s 1953
JA"
Norf A Ports Bdge 6*s '47--FAA
cons
108
106
75
See N Y Gas Elec Lt A Pr
series A
106*
103*
104*
104*
89*
96
6% • f notes 1935
MA
N Y A Westchester Lighting—
1st A
105*
103*
MAS k 94
95
1st A ref 5*s ser E 1901M AN
83
do State Power 6s 1935
JAD
no State Telep 5s 1944—
101*
.JAJ
4*
110*
105*
104*
108*
88*
MAN
5s 1951 ser A
67
99
Niagara Falls Power—
104
ioiH
105*
10**
108*
1st M 5s 1950
MAN
N Y Tel 1st 4*8 '39 tax ex.MAN
N Y Water Service Oorp—
1st, M
108*
'
94"
65
FAA
B
ser
1st A ref 6s 1953 aeries O.MAv
1st A ref 5s 1954 ser
.
.
Certificates of deposit
N Y Steam 6s 1947
103
92
97
4*
3*
64
104
1st A ref 7s 1947
-MAN
4*8'62 op'13
66*
62
Deb g 6s 2024
JAD
Ohio Public Service Co—
1st M A ref 7*s '46 ser A. AAO
t
96*
65
Ohio L A Pow 1st 6s 1944
MAN
Ohio Pow 1st A ref 5s 1952 B J&j
1st A ref 4*s 1956 ser D.JAD
....
102
/
Certificates of deposit
1st con 6 *s 1962.
.MAN
con g
.
1st A consol 5b I960
FAA
Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 5s 1957 JAD
Ohln-Kentuckv Gas Oo
See Kentucky-Ohio Gas.
York State Kys—
1st
70
10
9*
-
16"
JAJ */ 28*
86*
102
Nat Public Service Oorp—
Debenture gold 5s 1978—FAA /
Certificates of deposit—--- fk
4s Dec
/ 40
*f
9*
State El A Gas Oorp—
1st m 4*s 1980
5s
_
9
8
98
107
--_
22
94
75
Ogdeu Gas 5s 1945
MAN
Ohio Assoc Telep 6s A 1962-JAJ
Ohio Cent Telep 1st 6s '47
JAJ
Ohio Cities Water Oorp—
1st m col tr 5*s 1953 ser.A JAJ
Ohio Edison 1st 5s 1957-'— -AA<
70
N Y
New
30
/
6*s 1942
93*
100*
99
88
1958-—-JAJ
Nashville Gas A Heating Oo—
103*
1st M gold 5s 1937 guar.-MAN
Nassau El BB—See Bklyn Queens
100*
Nassau A Suff Ltg 6s 1945--FAa
Nat Elec Pow Oo deb 5s 1978 JAJ 1
n\Y*
72
Nat Pow A L deb 6s 2026 A.PAA
64
Deb 6s 2030 ser B
MAN
1937
1
.MAN
\
s«r
97*
Oberpfalz Elec 7s 1946
88
Bef A ext gold 6s
5#
cons 5s
23d St By 5s 1962
NT Y A Richmond Gas Oo—
1st
Corp—
MAS
102*
68*
98*
100
77
1941 opt----JAJ
series A.AAO
Gen A ref 6s 1965 ser B—_ AAO
Gen Arefsf4*s 55 serO AAO
Gen A ref s f 5a 1956 ser D_ AAO
Morn'side El St By—See PhUa Oo
Mount Home Telep 5s 1938-JAJ
Mountain States Power Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1938——
JAJ
1st M 6s 1938 series B u
JAJ
Muncie W W 5s Oct 2 1939.AAO
Municipal Gas Co (Texas)—
1st M 6s 1935 ser A..—-MAN
Municipal Serv coll 6s 195B-FAA
Mut Fuel Gas See Peoples G L A C
Mutual Telep (Pa) 1st 5s45-AAO
Mutual Un Tel—See West Un Tel
Narragansett Elec Oo—
1st M 5s 1967 ser A------JAJ
1st 5s sink fund ser B 1957-JAJ
5s series O 1958
-—-JAD
Nashville Ball way A Lignt—
Oons g 6s 1953 opt 1908--JAJ
V
Bway A 7th Av
1st ref M 6s 1951
lit A ref g 6s
1 at
Railways—
Bleeck St A F F 1st 4s '50- JA.
31
Gen A ref 5s 1955
New
AAC
F&^
Kys Corp—
Prior lien 6s 1965 ser A
J A.1
Adj Income 6s Jan 1 1965-Api
3l"
Bid.
Nova Scotia Light A Power Oo—
1st M s f 5s 1958 ser A
—JAD
York
Sew York
27
Bonds
ASA
Ocean City Costal Hlghw Bdge—
...
18—JAJ
Deb g 5s 1962 ser A------JAD
Montreal isl Pow 5*8 1957-MAN
Montreal Lt Ht A Pow Oonsol—
1st ref A coll tr 6s 1951—AAO
1st ref col A sf 6s 1970 serB MAS
3% conv deb 1939-—J&J
New Amsterdam
GELHAP
*ew
27
86
Montana Power—
1st A ref s f 5s 43 op
1st A ref 5s 1942
Montreal Tramways—
93*
100*
24
Monongahela Valley Water—
1st M 5M* 1950 series A—JAJ
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st lien A ref 5 Ms ser R '63 PA a
Mont Cities Gas 7s A 1937-MAN
Debenture 7s 1937
MAN
Montana-Dakota Power Oo—■
1st m 6Ms 1934
JAJ */
Pub Service
100*
105*
Y Power A Light Corp—
1st mtge 4*8 1967
Y A Queens Gas 1st 5s '34
25
J&J
JAD
Monongahela Valley Traction—
1st M g 6s 42 opt •22-—JAD
Montreal
75
62*
-JAJ
rer 7s '51-JAD /
Mob Lt A RK 1st g 6s '37--J AD
Oons g 5s 1941
------MAS
Monmouth Oons Wat 5s 66-JAD
Monongahela Light A Pow Co—
Mobile Uas luip &
1st M 6s 1949
49*
NYAWestch Ltg 4s 2U04.-JA
Deb g 5s 1954 op guar—JA
8
88
49*
Missouri Public Service Oo—■
First mtge 6s 1947 ser A—FAA
Mo Rlv Sioux City Bdge Oo—
1st s f 6s 1953
MAS 15
Mobile Bay Bridge 7s 1951
2nd sink fund 7s 1951
Bid.
Bonds.
50*
JAJ
B
1st M4HI1958 ser
Aak
49*
MAS
Missouri GasA Elec 6s A1944
1st & ref 6s ser B 1957
Missouri Power A Ligni—
1st M 5*i 1966 ser A
"f" and income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of Issue.
ennsylvanla-Ohio Pow A Lt—
1st A ref 5*s '64 ser A
JAJ
73
82*
83
65
66*
80
83*
73
65
75
103*
104
105
106
Northwestern
113*
107*
113*
108*
108*
}&
105
27
ennsyivania State Water Corp 1st lien 5*s 1952 series A-MAh
116*
105*
108
No'western Teleg 1st 4*s
120*
68
100
98*
84*
101*
99
85*
103
110
1st ref 4 *s 1968 ser B
MAS
110*
105
106
124
100
101
*44 JAJ
AAO
1st M 4*s 1981
103""
100
accrued
interest,
k Last
sale.
I In
London,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian
price
$
Sale
price
* Negotiability
July
1934.]
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
83
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f' and income and
defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month
preceding the date of issue.
Bonds.
Bid
Pesples Gas (N J) 1st 6s '08-J&D
People's G L & Ooke. Chicago—
1st
cons
g 6s
A&u
1943
g
6s
srv
78
J&D
99
117
Q,;t
91
1054
1044
Extended
1941
32
J&J fk
34
Peoria Water Works Co—
1st consol 4s 1948—Prior lien 5a 1948
1st eon 6i 1948.
1st & ref 5s I960
M&N
804
M&N
884
884
Public Service Co of Oklahoma—
1st mtge 5s 1901 ser C-—-M&S k
94
25
96
784
73
Secured gold 5s 1907
J&D
Alleg Belle & Per 5b 1935.A&0
Ardmore Street 6s 1963- -A&c
DuquesneLt IstM 44s'67A&0
1st M 44s 1957
M&S
Duquesne Trac 1st 5s '30..J&J
107
1074
60
95
69
United Trac 6s 1997 cvfs__J&J
West End Trac con 5b "88.J&J
Phila Klect 1st 6s 1906
A&O
25
31
26
25
1124
1st M 4s 1906
-A&G
1st Hen & ref m 44s 1967 M&N
lst& ref 4s 1971
J&A
98
70
33
Public
Deb 54* series A 1949
28
1084
mtge 6)48 1972
fu,A
Phila & Garretsford St Ry—
1st 5s 1955
F&*
1084
78
75
6s
1902
08
..M&S k
1944..-
J&J
Hest Mantua & Falrm 64* "34
Street Elev Pass Ry
V1st g gu 4s 1955
M&N
Union fraction—
864
26
People's Traction Co—
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s '43 .FA A
Union Traction 4s 1952-J&J
29
Mtge
M&N k 107
Phila Sub Water Co—
1st M 5s 1955
M&N
1st M 5s 1909
1st M 4 4s 1967
1st M 44s 1970
A&O
M&N
A&O
1044
1044
105
102
103
1st & ref 5s
Richmond
1st M
102
28
704
90 4
74
(Italy)—
914
106
88
90
J&J-
con
m
5s 1946
MAW
Porto Rico Telep 0s 1944
J&D
Postal Teleg & Cable 5o '53.-J&J
Potomac Edison Co—
1st mtge 5s 1950 ser B—M&N
1st M 44s 1961 series F—A&O
Pstomac El Pow—
Cons M g 5b 1936 guar
J&J
Gen lien & ref 0s 1953
Power
1st
45
90
92
A&O
M
1st M
04s
a
1942 Ser A.M&N
f 6s 1942 Ser B..M&N
Deb gold 54s 1947
M&N
Ptwer Gas & Water Sec Corp
Coll tr 6s 1948 with warr .M&N
Power Secur coll tr 0s 49
.J&D
Providence Gas 4s ser B 1903 F&A
Prussian Elec 6s 1954
Public Elec L Co & (St Albans.
Vtj
1st 54s 1950
A&O
Public Service Co of Colorado—
1st & ref 0s 1953 series A—M&S
1st & ref 6 4«'54 series B.M&8
1st & ref 6s series O 1961-M&N
Lob 0s 1940
M&N
Public Service Co of N H—
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser A
M&N
1st & ref. 44« 1957 ser B.A&O
Public Service Co of Nor 111—
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op '21--A&O
]ot& ref 5s 1960 series O.M&N
1st & ref 44s 1978 ser D.M&N
1st & ref 44s 1980 ser E—J&J
1st & ref 4 hi 1981 ser F
A&O
.
1st lien & ref 6 4« ser G '37 J&J
1st lien & ref 64s ser fl '52J&J
Rochester Central
Roch Ry cons 5s g 1930.-A&<
2d 5* g 1933 ctf dep
J&D
Rochester & Syracuse RR—
M
conv
Kocheeter
84
85
54
70
73"
514
52
984
914
1064
110
77
78
934
Mtge
70
/
/
St
634
65
8t
56
58
102
59
60
St
78
82
92
96
82
84
934
106
107
1024
.87
84
105
102
I-* -'
M&N
1014
97
Joseph Gas—1st 6s 1937—J&J
100
45
95"
Aao
1st M 54s 1945 ser A
1st M 5s 1945 ser B
77
105
106"
J&D
1034
105
-J&D
1014
1024
Oonv 0% notes ext to *34—J&J
/ ....
St Louis Sprlngf &
Peoria RR—
1st & ref gu g 5s *39
64
opt—J&D
St Paul City
Ry—See Twin City R T.
Gen geld 5s 1944
M&8
J&J
Salisbury & Spencer—See Ne Oar
Salmen Riv Powgu
Water Users
o
San Antenie G & E 5s
1949.M&S
San Antenie Public
J&j
J&j
*49-. M&S
San Diego Consol Gas &
Elec—
1st g 5s 1939
ept 1914...MAS
1st & ref 0a ser A 1939
M&S
tat A ref 5s
1947
aer
B
109
73
71
71
73
86
102
974
974
90
91
86
accrued interest
90
104
104
105
k Last sale.
1 In London,
a
Gen g 5s Nov
1939 opt—.j&j
Refunding 5s 1951
J&J
Refunding 5s 1952
M&S
Refunding 5s 1954—
J&D
Southern California
Gas Corp—
Opliaterai trust 5s 1937.-M&M
>uthern California
Gas Co—
Telep
72
34
64
108
1084
107
108
106
106
105
105
105
106
1004
1004
B—M&S Jfc 1054
M&8 k 103
96
M&S
5s"
1st M
194?
Southern Canada Pr Co
Ltd—
M 5a 1955 ser A
A&O
uthern Cities Pub
8erv Co—
Oonv deb 0s 1949
M&N
Southern Cities Utilities
Co—
97"
101
1034
1044
26
28
1st lien & coll 5s
1958
S f deb 0s 1958 ser
A
Southern Colorado
32
334
1st g 6s 1947 series A
Southern Countioa Gas
824
824
93
94
A&O
F&& /
Power Co—
J&J
(Oolif)—
i M 44s 1968-
M&N
22
101
M&N
8 f deb 64s 1930 ser
A
99
A&O
Southern Gaa Utilities. Ino—
1st M «f 04* 1939 ser
894
A-MAS
South lnd G & E
54s '57—A&O k 1074
Natural Oas Corp—
1st a t 0s 1944 with warr
J&J
Without privilege
3°oth N E Telen 1st 5a
1948. J&D
Deb g 5s 1970
J&D
So Ohio Elec 0s 1955
1st g 64" 1959 ser D
Sou Pub Util lot 5s 1943
J&D
J&j
J&J
Southern Trao—See Phila
Co.
Southern United Gas Co—
1st lien 0s 1937 with
warr A&O
I
Certificates of deposit
/
Southern Wise Pow 6s 1938
A&o
Southwestern Gas & Elec Co—
1st mtge 5e 1957 ser ▲
J&J
1st M 5s 1957
B
M&N
1st 0s series O 1961
M & N
1064
Nominal,
62
1916—J&J
vard—See Third Ave
Ry
Southern California
Edison—
1st & ref 54a 1952
ser
32
Te'lei—
l8t? f gJ58 1 941
Sou B
a
So'west Gas Util 64s
1943--M&N /
Southwestern Assoc Telep Co—
1st M 5a 1901
A&O A:
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st & ref M 5o 1954 ser A.F&A
106
MA8
&
f
1024
101
904
iuthern
Pub 8 ervice
1st & ref 0a ser O
1947——M&S
1st & ref 54s ser D
1960.M&S
Telep
Jx-n
i55""
"
Aran
1938-1943
—F&A
Refunding 0s 1950
M&N
Stewart Mt Pow 54s
'57.A&0
8au Angelo
Telep 1st o« 1968 F<v a
1st lien 6s x-w
1941—
Southern Bell
:?
101
6?^25-M&l
Southern Gas Co—
1st 04s 1935 ex-warr
66
101
1024
984
71
F&A
M&fl
Southeast P&Ldlb
Southeastern Gas & Water Co—
,
1054
1064
Gen & ref 6s 1952
5s'52epF&A
78
1014
8er
»uth Calif
77"
22
A.J&J
B-
5s 1955
So Texas Gas
04s 1938 A
1901
74
100
72
'
Corp.
1st & ref 5s 1957
1st & ref 44s
92
J&J
664
J&j
Co
ser
1st M
104
74
99
M&N
22
1st lien & ref 5s
I960
1054
(DO
Joseph Ry. Lt Heat & Power
1st g 5s Nov 1 1937M&N
1st & ref 5s 1940
9aI*
0s
754
754
1014
2
St Paul Gas Light—
1014
774
17
99
St Louis Public Service—
92
1943—Jj&D
1960
104
—
924
894
1
t!US Pittsburgh Water
South piPuDBeirV
1084
107"
1004
St Louis Co Gas 1st 5s
1951
A&O
St Louis Co (Mo) Water
Co—
474
Dec
1st lien 6s 1944
Joseph Water 5s 1941
70
101
106
64s 1943...J&J
Certificates of deposit
31
14
4s
South Carolina Power
Co—
1st lien & ref 5s
1957
So"th Cosst Co
724
28
14
g
South Bay Consol
Water—
lot ref 5s 1950
84
44
Rumford Falls Pow 4s 1945. A&O
Gen M 4 4* May 1948.-M&N
87"
Rutland Ry Lt & P 1st 5s'40 M&fJ
101
Safe Harbor Water Pow.
Corp—
1st mtge s f 44s 1979
J&D k 1054
9t Clair County
(ill) Gas & El—
1st cons guar 5s 1959
M&S
95
82"
754
6s"l95i::::j&.i
Lighting 5s 1939—F&A
Somerset Un &
Middlesex Ltg-
384
82
100
1st ref 44s 1958 ser A_„M&N
Rome (Ga) Ry & L 5s '40—A&O
Rome (N Y) Gas. Elec Lt & Plst ref 6s 1940
J&D
Ruhr Gas Corp 64s '53 A—A&O
79
80
Sixth Ave
RR—See N Y Ryg—
Snow Mt Wat & Pr
5s 1937
J&T
Telep Corp—
Rockland Light & Pow
1st M 5s 1938
88
75
F&A
l£ M^ffl^O.1.950 *" °-f]£
Sioux City
Serv
4
80
80
M&fc
B
ser
92
Somerset
1st & ref 5s 1946 ser B
A&O
1st & ref 44s 1953 ser C..J&J
Rockford Elec Co 1st 5s '39.M&8
76
A
ser
1949
105
37
6s ctfs 1957.M&N /
93
1947
90
103
96
103
|s 1949 series" B-7-J&J
1st 0s
1st 0s
——
——
Service—
/ This price Includes
toy maturity.
2d M
Power Oorp-
1st ref 0s 1952 series A
1st & ref 5s 1958 ser B
San Antonio Tr 1st 5s
t Basis.
I
-
85
J&J
91
Corp of Canada Ltd—
Oonv deb 44s 1959 S«r B.M&8
Power Corp of N Y—
72
96
1st g 5s 1935
J&J
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
1st M 7* 1937 ser A.
A&O
1st
Portland (Me) RR 34s 1951-J&J
1st 1 &
444
Gas & Ooke—
Porto Rlcan Power 6s 1950-M&N
Porto Rlcan Rys Ltd 5s 1936M&N
,
Sierra Pacific Power
Co—
I®1 & ref 5sl90O ser
534
A—.M&S
5341 Sierra & San Francisco Power—
534
97
A&O
F&A
I*1 coll tr 44s ser D
*70—A&O * 92
Sheboygan Elec—See East Wfa Ei ec Co.
Shenango Val Water 5s
84
1950A&O
Shinyeteu Elec Pow
(Japan)—
1st sink fund
04s 1952...J&D
75H
Shreveport Rys 1st 5*. '34-44.J&J
364
66"
-M&N
914
914
1014
B..M&N
O
52
60
83
ist M&colsf
44s '078erA A&O
w
W W Corp—
1957
20
57
--—..-M&S
1st 2?4>*?„'68 >er
col tr 5a '70 ser
Deb g 5s 1963
M&S fk 40
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—
Gen M 54s 1948 aeries O.M&S
1084
Gen mtge 4 4s 1977 ser D.M&8
1014
5s series E 1902
M&S
1064
Roch Ry & Lt 6s *64 opt
J&J k 1104
81
106
Plaits burg G & El 1st 5s 1939
90
Pomerania Elec. 0s 1953
M&N fk 35
Portland (Me) Gas L 5s A '50 A&O
101
1st & ref g 5s '40 opt '20—J&J
1st l'n & gen 44* 1940
J&J
1004
55
Riverside Trac—See Pub Ser Corp
Roanoke G-L 54s 1951
F&A
Roanoke Ry & El 6s 1953—F&A
Roanoke W W 5s 1950
J&J
Pittsburgh
5s 1935
Portland (Ore)
244
wi___I
-F*A
Phila (
a
Mo)Wat 54« 1947.F&A
Shawinigan Water & Power (Jo¬
Rio de Janeiro Tram Lt & P
Pitts Alleg & Man—See Phila Cc
Pitts & Oharlerol—See Phila Co
Portland General Elec Co—
1st & ref 44s 1900——M&S
31""
52""
/
T&A /
1937
(lnd)
5s
m
23
M&N
Richmond (8 I) Lt & RR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
30
1st & ref sf 04s 1900 ser A A&O
Piedmont & North let 5s 1954-J&J
Pitts & Alleg Telep 1st 5s 1949
Rys—See
Phila
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
1st 1 & ref 5s 1958
M&S
PittshuiKh Trar—H**1 Phila n
PlaInfield St Ry 6s 1942
J&J
Plalnfleld-Un Wat 5s A "61.M&M
7s 1950
7% sec. notes 1930
Richland Public Service—
Phila & Western Ry 5s 1900—J&J
Piedmont Hydro-Kl Co
—
g
mmmm
mmmm
29
36
m
15"
"
Aje Trac—See
77
101
—J&J
0s 1952
M&N
6s 1953 with war..P&A
Cons 0s 1955 with rights.-A&O
<'ou
8
50
39
15
55
D0^8Af6sJ_930
a
104 4
84
•:
Direct m
62
/
103
107
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'y)
A Elec
6
.
75
84
334
Phila Subor-Couutles Gas
lBt & ref 44s 1957
/
1947
Ref g 6s 1949
ept 1914-_-A&O
1024
ser
Extl deb 0s 1953
73
'32.J&J /
PAf 5s
Income 3s 1959
RebUblic Gas 6s A 1945—J&D fk 344
Certificates of deposit
fk 344
Rhine-Ruhr
Wat
Serv
Union—
84
A
Seattle*Lighting Oo—*'** MAS
1st 5s
101
Rapid Transit St Ry 5s 1941-A&O
24
96
71
34
554
70
Elec & Peo 4s tr ctfs '46-A&O
95
m m
45
107
Certificates of deposit—
5s series A 1959 wi
4s series B 1959
wi—
364
52
32
Market
35
106
47
Sink fund 5s ser "9" '52-M&N
Sink fund ser "10" '53 .M&N
Darby
—
m>
41"
99
86
784
Media & Ohes St Ry
lBt 4 4b "36 opt '10 gu__J&J
1st
-...
1944—
f 5s 1968 .J&D
62
1m
39
M&S
A.A&O k
Railway & Light Securities—
Sink fund 5s ser "8" '51-M&N
83
—
85
'
54
50
46
-
Ref 44s 1958
< ionv
g deh 54s
70
e
s
90
68
83
100
1st & ref 5s 1907 ser
A„ F&A
Scranton Ry—lst6sNov
2
1st & ref 44s 1950 ser D-J&D
Quebec Power Co—
1st M & coll tr
100
92
•icranton-Spg Brook Water Serv--
Corp—
Queenabuo Gas & El 5s '62.J&J
Ref
I y65
M&8
30
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt s f„F&A
8 f guar 5s '02 opt 17
M&S
354
J&J
Puget Sound Power & Llgnt—
1st & ref 54b 1949J&»
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser O
M&N
1074
1034
107
108
104
794
Consol
,
1064
1st
Corp—
k
Utilities
Secured conv
113
89"
1064
1064
1034
98
ser A-A&O
2a,yre G>a) Elec 5s 1947
A AO
Scioto Val Ry & Pr 1st
0s'43. J&D
Scranton Elec 5s *37
ept '12.J&J
Scranton Gaa & Water
Co—
1st 44s 1958
MAS
88
108
1064
6s 1945 ser B—.A&O
1st & ref 4s 1947 ser
D___Q-Jan
Savannah Elec Co 5s g '52.
J&J
——
874
1st M 54* 1948
M&S
0s 1938
M&S f
1st col tr conv 04" 1948.-A&O
28
28
102
Philadelphia Elec Power Co—
91
A&O
-
78
s
!8J £ ref 74s 1941
1st, & ref
1104
J&D
F&A
1st ref 4s 1971
Public Service Subsidiary
1044
-
gold
1st & ref 44s 1967
1st & ref 44* 1970
1104
Morn'slde K1 St Ry 6s "35 A&O
Pittsb Rys 5s 1953
A&t
2d Ave Tr lBt 5s 1934
J&D
So Trac 1st & coll tr g 5s "50 A&C
107
First mtge 5s 1957 ser D.M&N
Public Service Elec & Gas Co—
1024
Palls Co Ltd—
f 5b 1955 ser A
A&O
Savannah Elec & Power Co—
57
45
P&A
964
105
sauda
„
55 J&D
>' Riverside Trac 5s 1900—J&D
So Jersey Gas El & Trac—•
Guar g 5s Mar 1 1953--M&t*
86
1074
Sandusky Bay Bdge 64s '42.J&J
1st
2d 0s '14 ext 5% to
P 8 Newark Term Ry 5s
96
-Main
Philadelphia Company—
1st m r
65
Ry—
41
2
1953.J&J
100
Paterson
Debenture 4s 1960
/
51
4s 1948--M&N
Nor Jer 8t Ry
Si*
77
Deb s f 7s 1942
M&N
Joaquin Lt & Power Corp—
Unif & ref 0s 1952 ser
B.. M&S
Unlf & ref 5s 1957 ser
D_..J&J
San Joaquin
Light & Power—
1st 5s 1946 ont aft 1910
JAU
San Jose Water Wks
5s
90
Or & Pass Val 1st 5s *38—J&t
MAN
San
——
57
J O Hob & Pat 4s 1949-M&R
24
Peoples Tract—See Phila R T.
f 5s 1955
Francisco Bay Toll JBridgelst M sink fund
64s '57-M&N
62
'DZ-A&a
i'reiit 6s
^.llzaoenj
-J&J
1979
73
1st a 6* nee t 1950
. >
Eliz & Rarifcan Riv 5s '54-M&N
s
Sandusky Bay Bdge 1 st0 4s'42 J&J
San
——
90
J&D
1938
5s
Bid
Diego Water Supply Co—
1st m
....
lit I'iaiiii & Cent Jersey Ry
Peoples Light & Power Corp—
1st Hen 54s
Oonv deb 5s
Bonds.
Consolidated Traction—
1054
1024
1044
47 M&N
Aak.
3an
Trust certs 0% per pet—
^amrten Sub 1st 5s 1940—J&»
104
82
J&J
Bid.
Corp
1st 5s 1943
J&J
Public tier vice Corp of N J—
1134
1024
Chic U L & C 1st 6s 1937..J&J
Oonsum Gas 1st g 6s "30--J&D
lnd Nat G&O g 6s "36 gu.M&N
Mutual Fuel Gas
Bonds.
92
111
Refunding gold 5r 1947—M&S
1st & ref 4s 1981ser B
1st & ref 6s ser O 1957
Ask.
89
r
Canadian price.
$
Sale price.
72
72
112
1134
1124
114
101
103
73
74
1004
1024
96
7
7
98
20
23
5
5
60
——
1094
110
884
884
974
90
90
984
'Negotiability impaired
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS AND
84
STOCKS
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Light & Pow Oo—
1957 ser A
—FAA
Z2K
72
F&A
Southwestern Natural Gas Oo—
1st s f 6s 1945
MAN
5s 1957 ser
let M
B._
Genl mtge 6s
74
General
53
53
Gen
H
Southwestern
Spg Br'k Wat 1st eef 6s '66-A&U
Springfield (Mo) Gas 4c Blec Oo
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A.-.J&D
Springfield Terminal Ry 7s 1942.
Standard Gas 4c Blec of Delaware
38
36
344
344
2
6s 1952
Debenture 7s
36
-
1024
92
55
554
554
924
55
34
Det>
6«
6s 1937
814
23 %
AAO
IK
IK
25K
24K
245|
MA:-
M 6s 1949
514
464
48
JAD
Albany Ry con M 5s g '30.JAJ
Gen g 5s 1947
JAD
44s 2004
25
United
Utah Power A Light Oo—
Deb 6s May 1 2022—MAN
824
Gen
54s
Gen
M
IK
60
Utilities Power
Deb
Deb
5 Kb
5s 1959
g
86
J&J
934
944
52
54
274
994
60""
78
60~~
6
106K
Deb
714
1024
99
s
f 6s
101 %
104 K
i'r os
15
.
100
1074
109
dtreei
Ry & El g 4b 1951
Pot 5r 1949
Anacoat A
—
—
71
80
103
2
684
72
66
70
81
}8£ Sr^J58^6 15 "87-JAD 1;
96
1st M 4Kb 1961
JAJ
Wisconsin Minn Light A PowerlBt A ref 5b 1944 opt '19—MAN
Gen A ref 7s
UH
J*
1947——
80
62
1134
106
1004
1134
1064
98
77
77
76
85
78
93
96
97
1st lien A ref 6a ser H1952 MAN
Wisconsin Pow. Light A Heat—
984
784
78
88
96
98
5e. 1942
....JAJ
W scon Riv Pow 1st 5s 1941 MAN
Wise Val El 1st A ref 5a '42MAN
1st mtge 5 4* 1942
Mam
101
102
96
100
JAD
49
Wolverine Power 7a 1943
94
98
100
Worcester A Ooun Eastern Ry—
1st s f g 44a 1943
Ja.i
adkin River Pow let fin
4i.AA(
944
102
95
PUBLIC UTILITY 8TKS.
Alabama
Power 17
98
69
Olty A Sub 6s g 1948
FAA
Washington A Suburban Ooa
Ooll trust 5Ks 1941
MAS
654
Washington Water Power Oo—
1st ref 5b 1939 op..
JAJ
1054
97
1st A gen 5s 1960
JAJ Jfc
Water bury Gaa Light Oo—
102
1st mtge 4%b 1958
MAN
Waterloo Oed Falls A No Ry
2
1st M s f g 6b 1940 op '15—JAj /
Certificates of deposit
/
2
Watert'n JL&P—See No N V Utll
if
(t
\llegheny Traction—See Phlla
53 K
48
49
43
45
54K
Oo
50
——
1
DlaTel of N J oom —..(f)
OlaasB
51
70
(t)
-
Alliance Power, pref
....100
Amur Oltles Pow A Light cl A.25
53
-J&D k
1051
953
Allentown A Bethlehem Gas—
53
_AA(
1044
P**
pref
preferred—
$5 preferred
$6
7% preferred
36
102
52
65
21
;
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry.
York (Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941-MAN
Haven Wat&P 1st 5a 51 J&D
3
974
87
95
1st A ref 8s 1944
—MAN
Power & Light—
1st 1 A ref 5s 1956 ser E__MAi^
1st lien A ref 5s 1958 ser V jad
W sconslii
r
71
r
684
cnt 6s 1937
JAJ15
Guaranteed
704
Twin States Gas A Electric—
101
1st A ref 5s Oct 1953
AAO
1st I A ref 5 4s 1946 Ser A-MAS
1014
Twin States Natural Gas Oo—
,
Oonv deb 6s 1933
FAA r
Cable
102
98
Wisconsin Michigan Power Oo—
York Rya 1st M g 5s '37 opt.JAD
JAD k
Washington Gaa A El Os
latBf 5Ks 1947
FAA
1st M 5 Ks 1953
—JAJ
1st M 5s 1955
MAN
1st Hen A ref 6s w w 1960-FAA
Wash
484
74
100
AAO
_lst M 5B 1947
Wyoming Vail P S 6s 1971—AAO
F&A
oo—J&lj
107K
101K
75
Washington Bait A Ann El—
1st M 6s Mar 1941 op
MAb /
2
Wash'n (D O) G L 5a 1960—MAN
108
97
Refunding 5s 1958
J&J
103
6a m 1936 ser B
AAO
30
484
.
Virginia Ry A Power—
1st A p«r g 5s 1934.
JAJ
Certificates of deposit-.
Norf & Porta
111
B
1946
72
1st A ref 5s 1946
—.JAL
Wisconsin Public Service Oorp—
1st 1 A ref 6s 1952 ser A—.AAO
1st A ref 54s 1958
JAJ
Wise Pub Service Oo—
35
1st A ref 6s series O 1952.MAS
CO
28 K
4
10-yr sec conv 54b 1942 .MAS
1st A ref mtge 5s ser B '54. J&D
Virginia Pow 1st 6s 1942-.J&D
944
—wHr OO isC*
32
k 102%
1st A ref 5s 1950 ser
105
105
33
MAS
MAS
.a&u
934
(Japan)—
45
67
Vicksburg Bridge A Terminal
-
494
104
1st lien A ref 5s ser G 1961. J&J
31K
28 H
94
1st g 5s 1952 opt 1919
JAL
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Oo—
1st A ref
734
70
55
69
-
73
102
68"
5
Oonv 6a 1933
JAD
J«JLtj
ctt
Utilities Service 6s 1953 ctt dep.. *f 25
Oonv deb 64s ser A 1938
)38_F&A /
Vamma Water Power 5%a 1957- k
89 X
Is
6s 1958-
95
..AAO
1954
105
105
Virginia Public Service Oo
1st A ref 54 s 1946 ser A..FAA
,
46
107
FAA
Debenture 7s 1948
Va Elec & Pow 1st 5s 1955.
974
92
93
49 K
104
111K
113K
A^Llght Oorp^
1947
JAD
.
95
MA;-
1954 ser A
FAa
Wisconsin Gas A Electric—
103
103
AO
ser
96
MAN
75
Wisconsin Electric Power Oo—
Utilities Public Service Oo—
104
84
264
984
58 1956
101
FAA
Ref M 6s
105
1949 ser O-..JADlfi
Gen 5s 1952 series E
33
§2*
98
105
Winnipeg El Oo lrt ref 5s '35 JAJ
108 K
113
*57.JAJ
Utica G A El ref A "xt
33
52
1st 1 A gen M 5s 1944
FAa
1st 1 A gen M 4Kb 1944.-FAA
Utica El A P 1st 5s 1950--.JAJ
534
95
MAN
1st m 5s Aug 1952 8er A
75
66K
85
524
JAj
1st m 5s 1960 ser O
90
45
40
83
1st M 5s
SfM6s 1953
AAO
Utah GasA Ooke 1st 6s 1936-JAj
Utah Lt A Tr 1st 5s 1944 A.-AAO
T
38
WilUamsport Water Oo—
2
Wat G A E 5s 1941
83"
55
(Germ,
Water 6b 1949
1st M 5s 1956. ser B
Unterelbe Power A Light Oo—
4
86
1024
1004
824
102 K
864
864
1034
.8t Ry 69 1935~- MAf
—
Sn
Wichita
82
18
Troy Olty Ry 5s g 1942.-A&O
(Pittsb)—8ee Phlla Oo.
Pr
lat M 5a 1941 opt
20
U lit Tr
82
82
101K
85K
WJatcom (W Va) Electric Oo—
Oo RyALt 5b '35.MAN
Wheeling
22
83
73
by
42
80
1st lien 6s ser B 1953
MAN
Uuiieu Fraction (aanany)—
66
80
Mut Un6s ext at 5%to'41.MAN
o-escpftalia United Ei
1st M a f 6b 1953—
44
78""
82"
58
55
UJIgawa Elec Power (Japan)—
latM sf 7s 1945
MAS16
18K
■f
81
1942—FAA
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow Oe—
1st M I f 74" 1956
M&M
Guar ■ f 7s 1952
FAA
39
Eq 74s Feb 15 1936 —FAA 16
United Kys of St Louis—
Gen g 4s July 1 1934
JAJ
g
37
100
82
Westmoreland Water 1st 5s._1952
2
5s g '43 JAJ
Ry—See N *
Ryt
Twin Olty Rapid Transit Oe—
1st Hen A ref 54a 1952—JAD
St Paul Olty Ry—
Fdg A R E M 4Ks g '50—MAN
8Kb Aug 1 1936
FAA
25-year g 5s 1951
JAD
30-year 5s Mar 1 I960
M&t
16
Oon
55
St Ry con g 5s '38. f*J
General 6s, 1941
JAD
Tren Pass Ry 1st ext 6s '61-AAO
Tri-Citles Water 64s 1942—JAD
Trl-State Telep A teles—
5Ks 1942
MAN
1st M 5s 1942 ser B
MAN
Troy Olty Ry—8ee Un Tr (Alb)
Turner Falls Pow A El 5a A *52 JAD
West Un Tel eg coU tr 5s 1»3«. J&J
15
82
103 %
—-M&S
rXTlst 5s series B 1957
11
814
71 4
79
1945..JAJ
Trenton
86
13
Olty A Sub Pub Serv 5s '34. TA»
JAD
FAA
1956 ser A...MAS15
Tekyo Blec Light Oo (Japan)—
1st g 6s 1953 series
J&Di.'i
Toledo Edison 5s 1962
MAN
Tel G K A H con 1st g 5s '35-AAO
Trenton G A El g 5s 1949--M&a
58
84
Western United Gas A Elec Oo—
1st: IKs 1955
a
TAD
'42— .MAS
1st 5s
United Telep (Del) 6s A 1948 AAO
United Tel A Tel 5 Ks A1953 MAN
72
80
1st s f 7s
56K
15
El
2
19
35
JAD
11
Ko
19
1
Western Utilities
United Railways of Havana—
504
17
17
Oorp—
1st coll tr s f 54s 1948...JAD
6% notes 1937
MAN
Lake
100
5s 1946 -AAO
Water Power 1st 5s '79.FAA
1953
74
1034
Western United Oorp—
Ooll tr s f 6Ks 1955
No Bait Div 1st 5s '42--JAD
Cent Ry ext and Imp 5s..1932
Extended to 1934 at 6% MAS
82
MAN
44*
gu
Baltimore Traction Oo—
90
ovt.
.Jai
g
85
102
_
10K
10K
84
66K
UK
15
AAO
10
1st
2
•Negotiability impaired
t No par. x Ex-dlvidend.
1
24^
9K
88
Yonkers Ry 1st
23d
92
FAA
Bwav A Battery—
5s ctfs of dep 1932
Toho Electric Power
89
7
874
82
83
71
Western Puolic 8ervlce Oo—
1st & ref 5Kb I960.
FA *
Western States Util 6s A '45-AAO
"Ik
11
1064
105
1st lien 6s series B 1950-— AAO
2-yr 6% notes Feb 15 '33-FAA
H
%
Drv Dnek E
Tide
54
98
1st
JAD
Adj lnc g 5s Jan 1960 opt__AAO
Third Ave RR 1st 5s g r37--JAJ
Union Ry 1st 6s g
Westchester El 1st
53 K
Income g 4s 1949 op *29--JAD
lnc funding g 5a 1936
JAD
Bait Sparrows Pt A Ohes—
10
(New York)—
4s 1960 opt aft 14 JAJ
Sou Boulevard g 5s
AAO
M&N
96
110
1044
105K
MAN
JAJ
1st 5s series B I960
,„c'?nv deb 6s 1935
48
10
con
30
100 K
MAN
]st M 5s 1951
M 5Hs 1950—
1st
45""
Western Pow (Oan) 5s 1949—JAJ
Western P L A Telep—
1st 1 coll 6s 1948 ser A ...FAA
85
46
Unit Rys A Elec (Baltimore)
1st consol g 4s 1949
MAf
96 4
Third Avenue Ry
1st ref g
104
47
JAJ
B—.FAA
1st lien 54s 1947 ser B
1st lien 6s 1947 ser O
83
834
77
war.JAD
4K % notes Sept 15 '34-MAS15
5% notes 1937.
AAO
Western N Y Utilities 5b '46-JAD
80 K
54s'52 FAA
6Ks 1933 with warr
AAO
United Pub Utll 6s 1947 A—AAO
k 107
JAJ
A
68 K
113
-
63K
H
S f OKs'37 with
tl*
78
JA •
Ooll tr 6s 1942 ser A
110K
1124
1094
82 K
ser
West Va-Ohlo River Bridge—
1st M 6 Ka 1952
JAJ
Western Mass Oos—
103
1st mtge 5s 1947 ser
United Public Service Oo—
110
112
AAO
1956 series G
Western N Y Water Oo—
.
-
-
M&S
8erIes E
M 58
1st M 4s 1961
Oo—
1st 6s series A 1944—
_
Deb g 6s 2022 ser
1st A ref 5s 1956
.
-
69
108 K
108 K
105 K
United Power A Llgnt <,Kansas
44
,
Texas fow A l.o 1st
19"M
Un Lt&Rys(Del)deb
26
5
J H
Utilities Oo—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
67 K
MAN
1959--A&C
-MAN
1st lien A cons 714b 1937--AAO
United LtARys'Me)6s A '52 A&O
34
1124
West Virginia Gaa Oo—
Fa*
1940
k
JAD
JAJ
86
9
106
....
96
B
80
'58
FAA
554
Texas Cities Gas 1st 6s '48--MAN
2
Texa* Blec Ry 5s 1947
JAJ /
1
Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937 opt.-JA. I7
Texas Electric Service Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1960
JAJ
814
fk 15
Texas Gas Utll. 6s 1945
Texas-Louisiana Power Oo—
29
1st 6s 1946 series A
--JAJ
1st 54a I960 series B
MAS / 29
%
8 f deb 6s ser A 1042
MA" f
56
Texas Pow Corp 6s 1956— -MAS
QO
General 64» 1956
--MAS
1st M 5s 1956 ser
Texarkana W 1st 6s
1
1124
5s '50—JAD
g
jXest Texas Tr lat, 5s 1960—J&D
Penn
West
84
1st 1 A consol 5 %a
Deb g As 1975
544
83 4
:M&N
5s 1954
Feb
Ry.
!$ ^,'46 op '21 ser A.MAS
i
55
4s
av
£ennlilec- deb 5s 2030-AAO
55
1st
tilov—nut, da
West Penn Power—
WkB Oo—
United Light A Power
Deb g 6 4s 1974
1959
Westchester Lt lat
1st
United Elec Serv (Italy)—
Extl 1st s f 7s 1956 ser A—JAD
Without warrants
United Ilium Oo New Haven—
Traction A Light—
1st con M g
Terre Haute W W Oorp—
1st M 6s 1949 ser A
97
40
62
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B
954
914
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
5s 1953
-—-—MAN
Tennessee Bast era Blec Oo—
1st M 6s 1943..
FAA
Tenesssee Electric Power—
1st A ref 6a 1947 ser A.—JAD
1st A ref 5s 1956 ——.-JAD
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1962 opt-.M&N
Tennessee Public Service—
1st A ref 5s 1970
AAO
\k
Ternl Hydro Blec 64« 1953
Terre Haute
—
.
Ask
Weat End St Ry—sep Boston El
West End Trac—See Phlla Oo
74
1st lien 54b 1942
MAS 16
Unit Elec Oo of N J 4s '49--JAL
United Elec Rys (Providence)—
42
JAD
6s 1958
Jfc.?
Elpt>
W
W
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A..
1952
—JAD
Taiwan Blec Pow.—See Foreign G
Telephone Bond A Share Oo—
Deb
Union Water
:
101
JAJ
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
-See
Onion Water Service Oo—
First lien 5 K-s 1951 ser A-M&N
944
Super-Power Oo of 111—
1st 4 Hi 1968
-MAS
1st M 4 4" 1970
MAS
1st M 6s 1961
JAD Jfc
Sweetwater Water 54« 52—AAO
series B
Byrac Rap Tr
2d mtge g 5s 1930
RR
UnionPubServ(Mlnn)5sA'58JAD
Ry—See Third Ave Rv
Union Trac (Poila) 4s 1952--JAJ
914
6% conv notes 1935
AAO
Standard Power A L Oorp—■
534
Deb g 6s 1967
.—.—FAA
Standard Public Service Oorp—
30
1st lien 6s series A 1948—FAA
30
1st lien 6s 1948 ser B
JAD
Standard Telephone Oo—
24
1st 1 col tr 54« *43 »er A.M&N /
2
Oonv deb 6s 1938
MAN /
Stettin PuO Utll 7» 1W46.
-A&<> / 41
Stewart Mt Pr—See Salt Riv Vail
Suburban Gas Oo of Philadelphia
108
1st s f g 5s Apr 1 '52 op '07 AAO
107
Suburban Lt A Pow 6s 1938.F&A
5s
1st 5s
wesocuHsoHi
106
105
JAJ
36
J&D
.JAJ
JAD
FAA
1957-—JAJ
1st g 5s 1946-MAfc-
Blev
Bid.
Wayne United Gas 6Ks '44.J&D
106
104
MAN
35
6% g notes 1935-.——A&O
Debenture 6s 1951———FA A
Syracuse Gas g 6s 1946
Syracuse Lighting 6s g 1951
lBt A ref 5*8 1954
AAO
Union
6s 1948
MAS
Southwest Gas Oo—
1st
'37 »tth warr. M&*
Southwest Telep 6s B 1947-M&S
1st 6s series O 1947—-—J&D
Conv deb ser A 1932
..J&D f
1966
105K
104 U
105%
B--F&*
1967
Blec L A Pow of Illinois—
U dnn
804
794
1st M
Debenture 6s
ser
1957---1957
1st g 5*s 1954 serA
56K
Telep Co—
States
44s
Onion
A Light—
Deb g 6s 2022 series A
M&8
Southwestern Public Service Go-1st M s f 6s 1946 ser A
JAJ
Southwestern Power
5s
Bonds and Stocks.
Ask.
Waukwha Gaa A Electric Oo—
Cfnlon El Lt A Pow Oo of St L—
Gen 5s series A 1954
JAD
Southwestern
1st M 5s
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds
1iI I
CO1il oic i I I I I
Amer
Preferred
1i
1
——..100
Amer Elec-Power $6 Dr
i
67
1054
Foreign Pow cam
$7 Preferred
%7 second pref series A
$6 cum pref
Amer A
(t
(t
—
IV,
|6 lat pref—(t)
25
Amer Power A Light com——
$6 preferred ———
15 preferred————(t
8*
—
74*
H24
84
20K
104
21
15
5
27
164
54
274
884
884
11
1
Amer Gaa A Pow
American Light A Traction..
34
34
Hi
Warrants
Id preferred
7?K
111
.(D
Amer Gaa A Elec corn-
104
31*
13
20
2"
17 K
18
7
83
maturity,
b Basis.
/ Flat
price,
k Last
sale.
I In
London,
it
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian
price,
s
Sale
price.
july
1934.]
public utility stocks
85
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "I" 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.
.tocks
Amer States
$6
Bid.
Par.
Pub Serv A
(t)
(T)
preferred
Amer Superpower Oorp com
First $6 preferred
1*1
18
16 1st preferred
(t)
Appalachian El Pow 7 % pref. 100
Arisona Power 7% pref
100
—
i%
22*
10
%
:»
k
(t
-
(t)
0% preferred
——,.100
Cleveland Railway
.1 Of
Certificates of deposit
Coast Co Gas A El 1st pref.. .100
Oolum G A EJ Corp (Del) com (f)
6% preferred aeries A
100
5 % preferred
1 Of»
5% conv preferred
100
82
45
84
6
"62*
118
114
34
116"
(T)
32
7% preferred
Community Water Ser
52*
35
642*
65
38
93
62*
66
672*
172*
172*
74
Amer deposit rets 5 2*% pref £1
Calif Elec Generating pref
100
Oallf-OregoD Pow 7 % pref100
6% preferred series of 1927.100
6 °7, preferred
10(1
76
32*
40'
29
26
32
73
70
76
72
212*
.
0%
22
ClasG A full paid
1
.
'c
(•)
(t;
(t)
.
fc
2*
1
Corp.
.
-
-
-
_
..
Chicago Rapid Transit-
"12*
"
—.
••
42*
80
Paso Electric Co (.Del)
Preferred
\
7%
100
50
1
Transp
...100
Cine Ne)w A Oov Lt A Trac—100
62
22*
2*
79
65
42*
692*
100
co
53
I In
London*
n
Nominal,
(t)
i\
'12*
"
Pr«f
70
80
,
Gas
16
Lindsay Light
10(
~~J0f
Preferred
Lone Star Gas
33
45
160
com
com
5
70
(♦
Essex A
(t)
Hudson Gas
European Elec class A
Option warrants.....
ino
10
48
55
19
212*
9
10
Oorp,..V"."**(ti
52*
7
51
162*
172*
169
92*
2*
Fairm't Pk A Badd Pass By—See Phlla R
Fall Klver Elec
Fall River Gas
Light....
Works..
com
21
57
99
Light
|h
r
Canadian price,
s
Sale price,
I
72*
49
:
Mass
52
Power A
Light
Amociae
2
1
32*
PreferredWarrants.
Ex-divldend.
t Without par value.
m
2
n—
12*
2*
212*
IIIII"
Associates vV r
(t)
fit)
42*
5
with warrants.
Common without warrants
62*
62*
142*
72
2
1
Common
12*
52*
52*
29
25
14
Rv 'San
Francisco» lot
6% preferred
100
6% prior preferred
..100
6% non-cum 2d pref erred-. 100
8
59
101
23"
Market St
§6
'
22*
Mackay Companies 4 % pref. -100
Manhattan Elev Ry 7% guar 100
Modified 5% guar
--.100
.
66
1
26
M ar co d 1 W lieu Canada,.
35"
x
pf (t;
1
T.
16
(t>
Lowelj Electric Light.
Lytic Gas ft Kle< On
A
Marconi Int Marine Oommuni—
Amer dep rets for ord shs—_£1
25
(t)
172*
I'ower
92*
.—
..25
Fed St A Pleasant Val—See Phlla Co
Federal Water Service com A .(t>
$62* preferred
$7 preferred
42*
152*
i72*
15
52
16
222*1
222*
I
52*
32*
48
92
Louisv Gas A
42*
60
22*
46
89
64
Louisiana
50
40
Elec com cl A
tt,
Louisville Railway O#
" 10C
Preferred
1.10(i
232*,
i
342*
58
90
Lang island Lighting com..
(t)
7% preferred
100
6% preferred.
...101
Los Angeles G A E
Corp. pref.HX
23
5
68"
33
352*
10
III
20
84
66
5% preferred
III.
iqo
jtup Gist Pow 7% prei..i(Mi
T?1?5 & Teleg com._100
58
18
18
-v-IIIIui
Light
802*
32
,...
un,f-
80
40
'0(
IIIII50
Klswi'1 °
L /#
6% preferred.
59
51
1102*
....»,
com
...
5% conv partlc preferred
Last sale.
49
Llgh't—"
Keystone Pub Serv $2.80 pref
Keystone Telephone—
$3 preference
50
Mans Utilities
k
50 Y
122*
68
57
Lake
3
42
$5 convertible preferred(t)
$6>* pref (With warrauMi.. i»>
Federal Light A Tr
Preferred ($«>
95
Cincinnati Street Ry
50
Clncln A Suburb Bell Telep—50
J
Rn
~(t)
I
1st pref $0 sertee B
Kansas City Pub Serv
Laclede
16
132*
150
ttmplre A Bay State Teleg
100
Empire District Kite 0%pf
100
Empire Gas A Fuel Co pf 8%. 100
Preferred 7%
100
02*% preferred
100 k
0% preferred
100
Empire Power Oorp partlc stk. (1
$0 preferred
Ct
$6 preferred
100
100
52*J
50
Engineers Pub Serv
12*
2*
Gas
10
14
A (t)
mil
52* % preferred
Kansas City Lower A
$4 preference
6
100
.
100
783*
52
442*
(f)
7
12
.
Chris A 10th Hts KK-See NY Rys
Cincinnati Gas A Electric pref 100
502*
16
w
10
Jersey Cent Pow A Lt 7%
pref 100
7% p'eferred.
'I®
fl)
Jamaica Water Supp 72* %
nf
Jefferson Electric com
"
Kentucky Utilities
52*
52*
52*
142*
122*
22*
13
Elee Pow 7% pref """*106
Kansas Gas A Elec 7
% pref
101
152*
34
Jdi,
7"%"weV."
dauaab
144
42
..
Preferred
....
252*
52*
61
15
1
Eliz Consolidated Gas
..
242*
42*
143
(t
(t>
Eliz & Trenton RR com
(1/
"12*
,
162*)
13
f
5
32*
H2*
0% preferred
CP
$6 preferred
Optional warrants
H
El
Preferred
50
.......1
Light
preferred
12*
§P
56
BIZ——III.
Superpower common
Debenture rights..
58"
isB
2*
.
Italian
6
32*
22*
122*
22*
Interstate Natural
Gas.._...(+)
lliteral,*be l'i>wt;i
uref
s,
",t
Iow» rtoutneru
Utll.
1
13
5
12*
(t>
3
50
w
-- --
_
$6 preferred...
1
112*
(B) iT)
preferred
preferred
Elec Power Association
Kler I'owtr ft
B.
_
$6
$5
162*
idt
$1.75 preferred—"
$3.50 preferred
71
02*% pf (+)
(t)
62*
222*
802*
com" (t
preferred
ft
international Ry v t c
10(
International Telep A~Tel"ek" (t
Internationa] Utilities A
(t
Mass
82*
54
41
..
Cincinnati
c
72*
5
125
$8.50 series ....—SO
_
72*
662*
4
Electric Bond A Share
(f>
Elec Oorp
.1
"12*
i % preferred
i01 k
92*
4M
6% cum pref (without warr>. 100 k
Central States Pow A L $7 pf (t)
4
Cent Vermont Pub Ser $0 pf
(t)
78
Ohes A Poto Tele of Bait pref. 100
1162*
Ohlc City A Con com part ctfs.(t)
2*
Pref partlc ctfs
1
(t
CtfB of depnwlt.
Chic Dist Elec Generat $6 pref (f)
61
Chicago Rys partlc ctfs series 1_.
2*
Series 2
2*
99
73
2
$0
90
17
155*
Conv pref
402*
32*
702*
Interboro R T rot trust
ctr. _Il0G
Certificates of deposit....
Warrant* for class
c
392*
I0(i
Internat Ocean
Teieg (guar)
Internat Power Securities
202*
65
10<
A
22"
192*
642*
pref. 100
Shares class A
Indianap Pow A Lt 0^4
Indianapolis Ry Oc..7.!..
•
2*
962*
100
.
70
19
7+V
.Internat Hydro-Ej Syst
2*
(f)
15
8
37
Dref
0% preferred
51
22
F—See Phlla RT
Indiana Service
Oorp.—
-
642*
$7
preferred A...
182
562*
(t)
17 prior pref
Gantra! States
Prior
181
812*
(Boston).. 100
Eighth Ave RR—See N Y Rys
Electrical Securities, 5% pref.lOt
7% preferred
.
Illuminating
r
80
87"
622*
722*
A
J
19
£bAorttl (Jtlll ties" 0 % pr ef l OL
Ilium A Power
Secur 1st
53
85
Cent Pub Util Oorp A
(t)
Vot trust ctfs common—...—1
Series 3.
94
61
.
4
inn
Llgtu
$0 preferred
78
101
>..
82
92
100
100
1
com
173
80
Liec
preferred..
V+)
""ow.A Lt. 6 % "prefIII
100
332*
100
.1
Utll
169
j or
91
Cent Pub Serv (Del)—
W
loo
105
6% preferred
(t)
Dayton Pow A Light 6% pref 100
Derby Gas A Elec $7 prel
< t»
—
2*
,
IdJ&° PoTer
6%
111
101
com.
56*1
50"
180
83
com
45
10j
31
Conv stock
Edison Elec Ilium
10
42
«
§88
dolyoke Wasei Powm
Hudson County Gas
1082*
1042*
33 2*
...
$7 pref without warrants
$0 preferred series B.
54*
Hestonville M
80
Eastern Utll Assoc
ft)
652*
252*
662*
7-1"—ZZ2ZZ
64
Oo(Me)F A Lt pf 100
Eastern States Pew Oor
57
53
262*
292*
61
49
41
oi
c
60
54
50
>j(
v~t
372*
57
642*
Adjustment stock
100
Eastern N J Pow 0% cum pref 100
25
36
pf.100
(+)
6% preferred
72
432*
R T
Havernill
71
6% preferred
1
622*
(t)
0% preferred
100
42*% prior preferred
100
Eastern Mass St Ry com
100
First preferred stamped.100
61
39
87
-.100
$7 preferred
1.152*
Ea«t Mhorn Pub Serv
30
10
.
59^
ft)
38
602*
100
-
22*
2
11
RT
Hartford Gas com
Preferred
Havana Eler Rv com
43"
Oorp
Duke Pswer
3
39
10
EiectrmTfgnt J.„Z*
dartford
114
10(
10(
100
0.0% preferred
$5 preferred
Edison
WaterAGas0%
tjtU $6 pref
$5.50 pref
Hackensack Water
822*
882*
62
7% pref. 100
Central Maine Paw 8% pref.. 100
7% preferred.
.100
Cent Ohio Lt & Pow 6% pf—(t)
Central Pow & Light 7 % pref. 100
preferr'nu"
Hamilton Gas common
41
Consolidated Gas (N Y) coTO__(t>
$5preferred
(f)
Oonsol Gas Util class A
(f)
38
Cent Indiana Power
w
>
ft
—
242*
422*
...
1
T
*
^ef-Vt)
States
9
Connecticut Ry A Lighting—.100
Preferred
10f
Cons Gas E L A P (Bait)—... 1 f
Preferred B stock
100
Capital Trac (Wash. D O)—100
Pow & Light $7 pref (t)
$0 preferred
(t)
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Corp pf 100
Cent Hud G & E com v t c
(t)
Carolina
A.
Coates—See Phila
Pow
Onrp $b
Greenwich
5i%
DuQuesne Light—See Phlla CoAssoc'*—»
33
-
Green A
%
462*
(t)
com...
Eastern Gas A Fuel
Common
83
Calif Water Serv pr-f_
100
Can Hydro-El Oorp 0% 1st pf 100
Canada Nor Pow com
<*
J Preferred...
—100
(t'
98
Detroit
48
%
6X<
3%
com
Green Mt
522*
16
542*
2H
382*
12*
—
Georgia Lower
72
Cunningham Nat Gas cl A
1
Dallas Power A Light 7% pref 100
36
35
*5 first pref
(t)
Cable A Wireless, Ltd
Amer dep rec 7 >4 % A ord—£1
Amer dep rec B ord
£1
Common
892*
Continental Gas A Electric—
5
Wat Gas A Elec
DreMr,d
Warrants
Preferred..
preferred
Connecticut Elec Serv
.
37 J*
90 2l
Utllltles" $7"pfd
S3
70
7% prior preferred.
.100
Jontlnen Pass Ry—See Phlla R T
Cuban Telephone pref
100
382*
282*
5
(t^
Class A
132*
772*
Gen
88
lAnsumers Pr (Maine) pf 0%. 100
342*
$6 preferred series A
(t)
Bklyn A Queens Transit eom_(t»
$0 preferred
(t)
Brooklyn Union Gas.
if/
Buffalo Niagara & East Power
$1.60 prior preferred25
...
Gen'1Public
66
1
Jons Trac (PIttsb)—See Phlla Co
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
100
Brockton Gas Light On v t c.. .26
preferred...
82
Cumberland
(t)
River Power 7 % pref.. 100
B'way A 7tb Av RR—Bee N Y Rys
152*
&
ordinary stock
Gen Public
Service Corp...._(+)
$0 preferred
?+)
56"
1 Ul
..
Jons Trac of N J—See P 8
212*
Broad
Cent A
—
5% preferred aeries A..
22
352
27
ft)
Ooriv—
Arner she for
Germantown Pass—See Phlla
com
cum pref series D
5H% preferred series E
96
20
20
21
..
(t)
34
2
ft)
ser
pref ser B
Gen Italian Edison
Elec
292*
2*
.(t)
a
|0 conv conv pref
cum
112
Commonwealth A Sou Oorp com t
36
42*
com
$0
43
532*
792*
135*
77
Conn Lt & Pow 52* % pref-—100
Connecticut Power
.25
9
Central Illinois Light 0% pf
Cent 111 Pub Serv $6 pref
25
110
55
—
7%
162*
37
0%
Oleve Elec Ilium common
First preferred 6%..
100
(t)
22
38
27
100
-—100
41
Misc Stocks
see
(Del;
Preferred 7%...
Preferred 8%...
T
Community Power A Light—
87
(t)
Preferred
Optional warrants
$6 preferred
4
97
r
*a,eTc of Bergen County_100
Ask.
~42~^
*8*
63
37
103
100
16
llH
100
Transit—
73
(1)
(t)
..
A Power unit..
S^.dSS,,thwark-seepMaRT
Franklin Telegraph
82*
18
Bridgeport Gas Light—
Bridgeport Hydraulic Oe
Brit Col Pow Corp A
Bklyn-Manhat
Gen Elec Ltd
Gen Gas A Elec
11
17"
Brazilian Tr Lt A Pow ord
,.
20
80
8
(t)
Blackstone Val Gas A E pref.. .50
Bleeck 8t A Pul Fy—See N Y Rys
Blue Ridge Corp
1
$3 conv preferred—
(t)
Class B
25
16
68
10C
100
(t)
RR com
222*
10()
$7 pref
40*
60
(guar)
Columbus By PAL 1st pf A 0 % 101
Preferred ser B 0 H %
100
Oommonwealth-Edlson Go—100
*32
84
15
100
—
7% preferred
—
100
Citizens Gas (Indianap) com..25
2
32*
—100
Birmingham Elec $7 pref
$0 preferred
Birmingham Gas $6 pref
25
Oolmnbns Delaware A Marlon
16
Baton Rouge Elec Co $0 pf.-.(t)
Beauharnois Power, com
(t)
Bell Telephone (Canada)
Bell Telep of Pa 0*% pf
22 2*
P
16
AssociatedTeipA Teleg ($0)pref(t)
$7 first pref
100
Class A
(t)
Assoc la tea Telep (J til com A_. (t
$6 pref with war
(t
$7 pref
Atlantic City Elec, $6 pref—
danger Hydro Elec com..
2
7% preferred
100
preferred
12*
if
——
Bsston Elevated
34
2*
Assoc Telep Co Ltd $1.50 pf--(t)
0%
352*
32
(11
Original preferred-....—
$4 preferred-...-—---—
|5 preferred
$0 preferred-........——
$02* preferred
17 preferred
$8 lnfc bear allot ctfs
(T)
City Ry (Dayton. Ohio)
1
A
'loricia Power A Lt
Bid.
Par.
awe Light
Foreign Llght
Citizens' Pass Ry—See Phil R
4
&
24
2
Citizens Traction—See Phila Co.
34
(t)
Shocks.
Fitchburg Gas
22*
232*
Preferred
1
2
Ask.
23
.—.100
12*
(t)
com
.........—.100
B—
10
1
1
Preferred
Common class
20
75
80
78
2
Cities Serv Pr A Lt S6 pf
1132*
73
Arkan A Mt Paw 7% pref
100
Arkansas Pow A Lt $7 pref__-l
6% preferred
Associated Gas A Elec
19
bid
t
—_
Preferred BB
1122*
192
Amer Wat Wks & Elec com—(t)
Par.
com
21
Preferred
66
(t)
100
□Itles Service
Preferred
22*
(t)
Arkansas Natural (iai Corp
Class A com
Stocks.
2*
—(t)
Preferred $0 series
American Telep A Teleg-
AMk.
m
222*
10c
;
1
25
252*
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
86
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the
r or
Stocks
Natural O5S
. .(f)
* Light 7% pf(t)!
Metropolitan Edison Oo—
37 preferred series B._
5
$0 prelerred series
»—
it)
Middle Weil Utilities--it)
80 cum pref without war—(t)
Midland Util 7% prior lien—luu
Muijjpujb
Memphis Power
7%
8%
Mllw.
preferred class A100
prelerred class A---- —100
Klec. Ry. & Light—
pref. series 1921 —
.100
6%
Milwaukee lias
Minnesota
Light 7%
7%
preferred--- — - - -10 U
Light 6%Jpref
.
(t)
Mississippi Rlv Pow 6% Pref-100
Missouri rut ber 7% P16,1
Mohawk-Hudson Power lstprf(t>
preferred..
IT'
Monongahela L A P
See PhjlaOt
Monongahela 8t Ryz"§e,?J?^l? „t
Monon-West Penn P 8 7% pf-25
Montreal L H & Pow, Cons-It)
Montreal Telegraph---4b
Montreal Tramways, cem
100
Second
com.(t/
7% Preferred---.--——fjjO
Mountain States Te1 A Tel—109
Nass.au & Suffolk 7% pref--- 100|
Pewer.
Mountain States
Pacific Lighting
70
68
%
k
a
1st preferred.
Pacific Telep A Teleg
1%
1
1%
65
Penn Central
104
preferred
no par
Ldgm com—tl
National Power A
$0
preferred.
-.
Nebraska Power, 7% 1st pref. 100
Nevada-Oallf Electric com .—1UU
/ Preferred-----------Newark Consolidated Gas
10b
Brunswick Light—
New
luu
Heat & Power
A Kl Assn—
preferred stamped
New Kng Gas
IT)
New Kng Pow Assn cum
<t)|
6% preferred
1""
New England Power. Oo. prei iOU
86%
New
England Pub Serv com— (t) |
IT)
IT)
Sj;
preferred
87
prior
87
preferred
$6 preferred
—
convertible preferred
(t)
pref
it)
Telep A
N Eug Wat LAI' Asso 6% pf- 100
New Haven Water-.----60
N J A Hud Rlv Ry A Fer pref-lOO
86
86 prior
New England
8<f pref(t)
Now Jersey Pow A Lt
New Orleans Public Service—
preferred
IT)
Mutual Telegraph—-—--26
A Light Oorp $6 pf it)
1°/, oreferred.. — 1UU
New York Railways Corp
7%
N Y
N Y Power
87
preferred--—-IT)
non-cum
A Pultun rerry.iuu
7th Ave guar
... 100
Bleecker bt
B'way A
Christopher A
Tenth Sts—100
100
aid
Twenty-third 81 auat
Y & Queens El L A P—
Blsth Avenue
N
100
Prelerred
N Y Steam Co—
ip
Common
A
dividend pref
IT)
87 mefeired ser
86
--
Y
preferred
- - - -- - 6U
Edison 86 pref—(J)
Nor Amer Gas & Elec A
(t)
N srtb A mer Light A Pow .
. - -1
6%
North Amer
36
Nor
War
m
It*
3%
49
5V*
22%
25
19%
19
35
52
100
X
2
6
9
107
111
51%
49
10 %
55%
preferred----IT)
Utility Sec—Com.(t)
Bost Ltg Prsp cam
(t)|
preferred
--- - -
IX
10 X
57 X
100
17
14
62
59
104
100
!6*
17
14%
64
79
64%
13
59 X
76
1
IX
100
105
29
119
39
5%
105
17 X
40%
42
70
73%
3
8*
\V<i
9
1H
48
22
23
6%
U% preferred
—100
Nurtnwest Electric 6% pref—100
Preferred 7%
-100
North Weat Utll 7% pref
100
7% prior lien
100
Telep 6 Vis pi-100
Northwestern Teleg iguar)
60
Ohio Edison $6 pref
(t)
37 preferred-- —
(t)
N'irthweat Bell
pref .....
-100
Serv pref A (7%). 199
Oldo Power 6%
-100
Ele«* 7% Df.-100
Rhode Iai Pub berv pref
11
IX
12
2%
2
108 X
36
38
65%
76
Ridge Ave Paw—8ee Phila R
Riverside Traction
Preferred
91
14%
14%
0% preferred aerlea C
6% preferred series D
Louis
19 J*
19%
36%
116%
104
118%
|
105
39
173
18%
15%
17%
62%
Third
Avenue
k Last sale.
Y)
72
64
74
67
56
103
58
I
8
103%
9
Ji*
62
15%
16%
7%
San Joaq L A
N
7 % preferred
.
I In London,
n
Nominal,
(t)
100
-
1
38
100
7% prior lien
Union El L A Pow (111) 6% pref—
Un Kl L A Pow (Mo> 6% pi-100
100
7% preferred
100
x
101
x
109
2%;
Union Gas (Canada)
...(f)
Union Pass—See Phila R T
Union St Ry (New Bedford)—100
Union Traction—See Phila R T
United Corp
.(t)
(t>
.
..
83 cumulative preferred
Warrants
United Gas A Elec(Conn)pref 100
United Gas A El of NJ 5% pf-100
United Gas Oorp com
(1)
--(t)
yj pref series A
Warrants.
United Gas A Impt
85
cum
vot
vi
pref (uon-vot)
.(1
United 111 Co of New Haven.. (1
United Lt A Pr
(T)
A
com
(U
B
0% cum. 1st pref...
.(t)
Utah Power A Light—
87 preferred
'U
Utica Gas A Electric 7% pre! 100t
86 preferred
(t)
Utilities Power A Lt
Ol A
1
(t)
Non-voting common
Clans H
---1
vtc
7% cumul pref
Virginia Elec A Power,
100
28%
(t)
100
100
20
24
preferred.
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref
6% preferred
Washington (D C) Ga
Wash (D O) Ry A EI cam
I
80
26%
Preferred
Washington Wat Pow
78
78
101
90
92
10c
35c
10c
(t)
7%
69%
100
.100
6%J>f — (t)i
Cot—(t)|
76
25"
99*
(t)
7% cum preferred
r Canadian price.
_
j
(th
100/
Wisconsin Power ALlght 0%pflOO|
7% preferred
100
Wisconsin Pub Ser Oorp7%pf 100
6%% preferred
—Wisconsin Telep 7% pref---—100
York (Pa) Railways Preferred-60
23
5
--100
-
.
Winnipeg Elec Ou
101
20
luu
0% cum pref
West Penn Power 7% pref.-.100
6% Droferred..
100
West Phila Pass—8sePhUaR T.
70
95*
100,
100
Klec Oo C1»hs A., (t)
Preferred
"7%
,
100,
--IOO,
...
Western Massachusetts
76%
76%
98%
lu%
Ratlwaya
Y
Twin City Rao'd Transit..
13
100
100
67
9%
28%
7% prior preferre
100
0% pnar preferre
100
Savannah Kl A
6% Dref.100
Scran ton Electric $0 pref
(f)
Scranton-Sprlng Brook
Water Service 6% pf
65
63%
If*
75
70
10
23d Street—See
85
73
(7%)..100
109
100
Trl-State Telep A Teleg
(t)
"6%
83
pref A
Preferred
83"
70%
5%
IUU
40%
it)
Pow pt a I
81
■8?*
(t)
Preferred—
40
0 % preferred
6% preferred
1
t Without par value,
(7%. 19U
tat pt
tiy (N
Toledo-Edison
Common
66
Pub Serv—
Common
Sangamo Electric com.
Preferred
17
lv«
4
17
7.2% 1st preferred
100
1st prwrerred (6%)
199
5% cum 1st preferred
100
Texas Power A Light 7 % pref. 100
6% preferred
(t)
West Penn
St
18%
22%
Tennessee
85
83
10%
15
90""
36
1
.
Rochester G A K 7pref U. .IUU
66
iV
.
42
74 X
103
...
Telephone Bond A Share Co—
Class A
_(t)
7% 1st prelerred
100
Western Power Oo pref
Western U uiou Telegraph
63
100
63
T.
80
88
71
87%
(f)
(t)
72 X
100
15%
&
79
59
Roch Telep 10% pref
100
St Louis County Water pref. 100
Ottawa Eight Heat A
T St Ry—8ee Phila Co
Elec pref
100
23
67
5
84
76
68
5%
4%
it)
R
60
50
78
90
Okla Na* Ga» Oorp 83 pref-..100
Omaha A Council Biuifs Hallway
Paw.—100
Preferred
—100
Ottawa Traction
-—100
Pacific A Atlantic Tel (gu)——26
Pacific Gas A Electric
26
First preferred (6%)
26
First preferred (6%%)
26
Class A
-
uox
10%
83
27
2%
com
Twin States Gas A Electric©
10%
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power—
Amer shares representing com.
10 X
OX
83
102
169
18X
62
(t)
Lt
<%
50
73
Rapid Transit 8t Ry Oo—100
A Elec Trac..100
Public Service Co of Nor 111.. 60
Common
100
0% preferred
..i0(J
7% preferred
100
Public Service of Okla 7% pref 100
0% preferred
101!
Pub Serv El A G 85 pref
(t)
Puget 8d Pr A Lt Srt pref
(|)
$5 prior preferred
(t)
57
11%
23
(t)
3%
Pow
56
20
80
h
28
(t)
54
97
17 X
25
10%
(t)
—(t)
48
21
70
(t)
25"
23
54
81%
58
53
23
52
43
80
36
90
63
27
7%
18%
19%
7% cum pref A
60
6% cum pref B
(t)
Rap Tran St Ry—See P 8 Carp.
32%
26
60
35
(t)
Borough (4asAE10%pf 100
60
31
79
59
55
couimou
122
58*
77%
25
95%
83
1
120
45
83
54
So Jersey Gas
62
107%
105%
Telep
Syracuse Ltg 0% preferred. -1U9
0%% preferred
101
8 % preferred
-100
Tampa Elec Oo
..(t)
85
75
100
.100
100
(t)
58
Preferred
85
80
100
-.100
adlo Oorp of Amer
55
(T)
Sub
25
80
$5 preferred
Consolidated Trac of N J..100
ueeus
Eiir
20"
Swiss American
5
63
17
Class B
15
13
38
38
New
$7 cum prior pref—...
$4cum preferred
$0 cum prior pref
60
12
prior pf—(t)
61
Power Co 6% preflOO
Nor States Power (Del) com.. 100
V% preferred—
100
13
86 preferred
(t)
Public Serv. Oo. of N.H. S6 pl-(t)
Public ServOcrp «f N J..-—(t)
Power
.
Springfield Gas A Elec pref
Springfield (Masa.) G L Os vtc 26
Free atock
..25
22
55
-
preferred
.
109
Southern Union Gas com
(t)
So Jer G El A Tr—bee P b Com.
Southwestern Bell Telep pref-100
Southwestern Gas A El 7 % pf.100
Southwestern Lt A Pr com A. (t
Preferred
(t
111
8% preferred
7% preferred
..
.
7% preferred
111
Public Serv of Ind
37
Nur Ontario
60
:
Southern Nat Gas
I*
10
'
3%
50
109
Oorp——.(t)
90
1
Standard
19
pd»60
16"
w*
89
r
2b
33
o
100
of Canada com__(t)
preferred
5% preferred
36
1
23
105%
32%
3%
—100
Providence Gas (free stock)
(f)
Certificates of deposit
Public Serv of Oolu 7% pref. .100
6%
*32
22
101
Standard Gas A Elec com..—
uref. .iOU
6%
107 %
97
16%
17%
19%
Sprlngf (Masa) St Ry Ooa pf—100
12
60
Elec Pow 6%
Corp
uehec
4% cum pref
40
60
10
A Bridge
4
55
35
iUU
103%
101%
52
Preferred
1
15
48
Power
1
5%
X
IX
14
117
4
7
preferred
9
8
112
34
6%
6
~
5%% preferred
T
u3l»
63
50
Frandf'd A Southwark Pass__„
Potomac
27%
mya
14
55%
34%
§3*
59
60
15 X
Phil A Gray's Fy (825 pd)—60
95 X
Philadelphia Traction
60
Ridge Ave Pass (828 pd)
50
65
2d A 3d Sts Ry guar
50
13th A 16th Sts Pass Ry.—.50
68*
Union Pass (830 6-6 pd). ...50
Union Traction (817% Pd)__50
15
West Phila Pass guar...
60
25
PhUa Traction—See Phila R T.
Piedmont &. JNortuurn tvjr.
..i00
Portland Gai A Coke, 7% pf-.lOO
Postal Teleg A Cable 7% pf.100
IX Potomac Edison Oo 6% pref. 100
7% preferred
100
1
100
I
11*
Southern
20
100
Oklanoma Oas A
13%
.
22%
55
32%
52%
16%
5%% preferred aeries O
26
0% preferred series B
25,
7% preferred series A
25
Sou Calif Gas Corp 86% pref—(t)
Sou Calif Gas Co 6% pref
26
Southern Canada Power
(t)
Preferred
100
90
preferred-.
Ohio Public
54
41
Phila City Pass Ry (822%
Phila A Darby Pass Ry
7
3
South Calif Edison common.-.25
Preferred
17
Preferred
82
Lt—
A
South A Atlan Teleg (guar)..
31
German town
7
93 X
56
72
Passenger.
60
Green A Coates Sts (816 pd)-60
Hestonvllle M A F com.
60
100
1
44
—100
.25
Southern Indiana G A E 0%pf 100
84
37
■JfeSTlteKVi-s: KX
Utll pref
82%
71
60
pd)—50
Hadding'o
60
"
Pr
Southern Col Pow com A
95
85
100
Northern N V
93
.
7
6
si*
15%
63
Contlnen Pass Ry (829
6
8
60
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt 87 pf.(t)
$6 preferred
(t)
85 preferred
(t)
Pennsylvania Water A Pow„(t
People's G L A O (Chic)
101
Phila City Pass—See Phila R T.
Philadelphia Co com
(t)
85 preferred
.100
6% cum preferred
50
86 cum pref.
(T)
Allegheny Traction
50
Citizens Traction
60
Consolidated Trac pref
6(J
Duquesne Light 5 % 1st pf.100
Federal St A Pleasant Val—26
Monongahela Lt A Pr
60
Monongahela St Ry
60
Phila A Darby—See Phila R T.
Phila A Grays—See Phila R T.
Philadelphia Elec Oo 85 pref..(t)
Phila Elec Power 8% pref
26
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
60
7% preferred —
60
38
6
51%
5
87 pref (f)
Participating class A stock, (f)
7% pref-100
51X
98
77I"
50
Penna Gas A Elec Co
20%
63
Warrants
5%
67
1%
Falrm't Pk A
51"
Southeastern
'
100
Lt A Pow 86 pref(t)
20
Southeastern Gas A Water A—(t)
87
-
Penna Gas A Elec Oorp
Continent Utll com
6%
'79
120
15
52
Sioux City Gas A El 7% pf..l00
8ierra Pac Elec pref. . .
100
Sixth Avenue— See N Y Rys
Somerset Uu * Middlesex 1
100,
103
Citizens Passenger guar
36%
Amer
North
78
110
Warrants B
-1U
Telephone 6H% pref.-.100
N Y Water Serv 6% pref
100
Niagara A Hudson Pow
10
Option warrants A
Option warrants B-Option warrants G
North American Oo com .
\
N
13%
7
*
Powei —it)
*Vater A
bhawlmgau
1
6
_.
-iTJ
IOO
Common
2nd A 3rd Sts Ry—See Phila RT
Warrants.
42
preferred..
7%
12%
Penn-Ohlo Edison—
49"
40
National Klec Power—
7°/r
*100
(f)
85
5
Second Ave RR Oorp (N Y)--v(
Sedaiia Water pref
10
11
100
Pawtucket Gas pref
Peninsular Telep Co com
33
Ask
Bid.
Par
Stocks
Ask.
83
Paterson A Passaic lias a Ki.iUU
Preferred
61
__
6% preterred
I
month preceding the date of Issue.
32%
if)
<t»
.100
(t)
---it)
—.*00
Common non-voting
%
i
Oorp com
Preferred i$6)
Pacific Pow A Lt 7% pref—
Pacific Pub Service—
47
Pow & hi
86 cum
Mies Power A
3%
55
72
IOU
lien--—-
8% prlo
J*
Bid.
Pari
Btocki.
Ask.
Bid
closing day of the
Sale price,
x
Ex-dlvidend.
19%
80
I,
Under the
heading "Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities"
under the previous
include
we
all
issues which
do not appear
two
headings, namely "Railroad*" 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."
NOTICE.—All bond
prices
are
Quotations for all securities
Bonds.
Bid.
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Ask.
89
95
t
*f33
106
—
—
Alberta Pacific Grain 6s
Conv
MAS
81
8
9924
AAO
—
M
—
Canada
mm
f deb 08
1935
102
105
41
45
41
45
38
43
9924
9224
6s extended to Feb 1940
Amer Chain 5-yr 6s 1938
A&O
Oolortype 6s 1942
F&A
Cyauamld deb o« 1942. A A< l
liner let Co deb 5s 1953
--JA1)
Acner I G Gheui Oorp—
Conv deb 5
25-yr
88
Coll
94
deb
5s
43. FAA
Internal
hi424
1949....
Nat Steamships—
-
ateei
tr
iei
fund
1934-JAD
87
10824
75
79
5124
85
1940
Tool
Go
1943
Aai »
Clearfield
59
8
106)4
Am
Bit 'W 4«
Small series B_.
i«»b
Tobacco deb 4a 1951 —FAA
100 24
6s 1944
4m?r rypeFurHdeDgttfc 6> MAN /
::::
Deb gold 6s 103Q
MAN /
37
Deb gold 0s 1940 ctfs
Amer Wire Fabrics 1st <■
35
88
6s series A B 1948
6s series A O 1952
37"
42M&8
84
JAJ /
35
JAJ
JAJ
23
2424
73
Anglo-OhHean Cons Nitrate—
MAN
724
lst
dtv^u
JAJ /
5
724
M
m
6v4s 1943 8«i
Co—Real
a
A
Armour
JAJ
.
97%
gold 4hs 1939 opt.
JAD
\rmstrong Cork deb 6t 1940.JAD
Arnold Print Wks 6 )4 % *41
aaaoCiated Oil 6% uowco
-
9924
99%
72%
10324
AAO
3o_M<v rt
Associated Rayon 5s 1950
JAD k
Associated Simmons Hardw Cos;
gold noteH
04%
Atl Gulf A
notes
MAN
5 24 % notes 1936
9924
MAN
MAN
624% notes 1937-38.
94
90
1940
93
80
121 24
9524
10624
....MAN
.
122
108
9624
Baragua Sugar Estates—
Non-cum inc deb 6s *47--
JAJ / 20
ttatavlau Petrol *»bgu i«42 J<v •
105
Sates Valve Bag Corp—
Deb 6s x-warr 1942
FAA
80
26
10624
82
Bayway Terminal—
1st
m 0 4* 1946
Certificates of deposit
.
-
Beacon Oil deb 6s 1930
Beech Greek <' A O oh '44
Beneficial Indus
Conv deb 6s
Loan
1946
-JAJ /
7
8
/
6
101
9
MAN
.JAD
87
MAS
\s.
MAN
10424
99
9524
111 24
Porch money 5* 1936..-. JAJ
10224
Purch money 6s 1998 Q-Feb— k 120
Penn-Marv 9tnel 5*
1 ux7
JAJI
10524
10124
9724
11324
103
—
Bohemian (First) Glass Works— I
1st 7« 1957 without warr. _JAJ k
6
Basis.
maturity,
s
/This price
Sale price.
f
f
Includes
6424
70
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93
72
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10424
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60
97
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4.00%
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8
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1940. AAO
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9524
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notes
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9424
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101)4
10424
10424
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53
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k
97 24
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1
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98
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10424
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9324
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1939
20-year sink fund 6s 1947
6e
10724
30
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2024
10324
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10724
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9924
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70
General American Investors Inc—
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FAA
20
5
86
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1
88
35
2
Garlock Pack Go deb 6s '39.AAO
Golsenklrchen Mining Go—
24
warr.MAN
83
35
Ke1d Supply 6b 1943 -JAD
Gannett Co deb 6b 43 ser A.FAA
76
1st M conv s f 6s 1940
58
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Corporation Hecur'*»e' ' '0 5% serial notes to 1935--MAS f
124
Oosgrove Meehau t !«al 0r»» 1964.. */ 4
Crane Co 5% notes 1940
FA \
9824
Credit Alliance Oorp—
10124
10124
Prick
61
13
10224
5
105
1u0
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Deb 7%a
1942
JAj
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Franklin Co Coal 7s 1951
JAJ
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20
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8624
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Canada
194*
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Follansbee Bros 5s 1947
JAD
Foltis Fisher Inc 02t« 1939.-JAJ
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f rts
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10024
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1942
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29
33
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6s 194*
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MAN,
Consolidated Investment Corp
of Canada 424* 1959-
Crown Cork
German Atlantic Cable 7s 1945..
German Bldg A LandBk 624s 1948
7
82
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1937)
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Beneficial Loan 80c 6s B 1939 Q-J
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85
7324
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Gommers-undPrlvat Bk(Oerm'y)
85
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1938
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5s
96
10424
Finland
Mtge Bank
sinking fund 6s 1961
.MAS k
8324
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s '48MA8
10124
,
let
47
101
9824
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Farmers Mfg Co 7s 1943
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1931.
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79
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warrants
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1941
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notes w w 1936
Certificates of deposit
Commercial Credit—
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W Indlew Sh L.nee—
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Balaban A Kats Oorp—
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10324
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mtge
notes
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lit
5324
8524
16
16
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Atlas Plywood Corp—
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6s with
9924
100
6424
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Atlanta laundries 6 H* * w 1943. /
14
Atlantic Ueflu deb on 1937
JtJ
107%
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JAJ
97
624%
9724
1st
estate
1st
%
Morse A Cs —
Sink fund deb fts 1942
ismmander-Larabee Csrp—
12
5
income 6% notes
Armour
9!4
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45
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JaJ
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65
53
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68 series AA 1953
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Clluchfield Coal 5s July 1 1935—
Clover Valley Lumber 6s to 1940- J
Certitica tes of deposit
J
Coiiateral Bankers. Inc—
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-
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-
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100
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86
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104 24
89
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87
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60
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109
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105
8
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108
88
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91
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60
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10024
8924
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103
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Dodge Bros deb 6b 1940
MAN
Dodge Mfg 1st 7s 1942
6
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Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 6s
'42.MAN
92%
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107
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97
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7
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63
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100
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10624
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Driver Harris Co—
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115
108
I
99
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7r 1946
11324
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94
8
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69
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10424
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MAN
Amer Sales Book 6s 1939—AAO
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93
Chicago Stock Yards 6s 1961 AAO
83
sinking fund deb 6s 1948—JAJ
Antllla Sugar Estates—
Income deb 6s 1951
2924
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19.55
5s
guar
Guar gold 48
106
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Amoskeag Mfg 6» 1948
9524
9424
3224
93
15|
1953
.
Paper—
08
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55
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tst 6s 1947—
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104
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84
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71
83
Amer Radiator deb 4 24s '47 MAN
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103
1947.MaN
1941
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Oertaln-teed Prod Corp—
Debeu • f 5 4* 1948
9724
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American Piano 6s 1936
Central
10224
70
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1949
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International
liner
10424
10224
524
Capital Administration Corp
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86
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Cedar Rapids M A P 5s 1953-JAJ * 11024
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100
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104
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90
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serial 6s 1935 to 1943— MAS
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Canadian Cottons 5h 1940--JAJ2,
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54
79
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48
38
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61
50
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61
58
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1938
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61
59
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Amalg Laundries 024* 1930.MAS /
Amalgamated Phos 6s 1936-F&A
101
Amalgamated Sugar Co—
1937
Canada
10324
89
r ii«b
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100
59
Camaguey Sugar 7s ctfs 1942
Canada Biscuit 624» 1946.-MAN /
85
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Without, warrants
f
New 3-6s 1943
524« 1946 aer A
California Packing Oorp—
Oona deb 5s 1940
Calif Pet deb 6 4s
99
Ournlnum Ltd
95
46
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1724
1324
36
73
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Cuban Amer Sugar 8s 1936-MAS
92
Cuban Tobacco 5s 1944
44
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Butterlck Pub 624s 1936—MAS
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6s 1962.MAS
f debt 5« "48 JAJ k
1524
1224
57
70
Deb gold 6s 1937
.MAN
Alpine Montan Steel Oorp—
1st sf 7s 1966
Aluminum Go debs
96
22 24
14
.
9424
55
71
..JAJ/
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22
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1st M
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JAJ
68
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and
Cuba Cane Products—
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20
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Allied Packers deb 6s 1939—J & J /
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Bush Term 1st 4s 1952
8
.
Cons g 5s Jan 1955
Hush Term Bldgs 1st 5« '60
Algoma Steel 1st &• 1962
aills-Chalmers
iiK
5
38
A AO
1939—
71
10424
income
Alt
93
Bridgeport Brass—
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JAD
Brown Co 1st 6 Hi8 1946
AAO
1st. 54* 1950 ser B
MAS
Budd (E G) Mfg 6s 1938
FAA
nurixieicter A Wain (Copenhagen)
JAJ t
15-yr s f extl 6s 1940
J
AJax Rubber 1st 8s s 1 1936—JAD /
Alabama By-Prod 6s 1955—JAJi
Alabama MUlu lst6^>» 4.J A AAO /
Albany Perl' Wrapping Corp—
!
1948-
10324
and
sf 6s—
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941—AAO
Bui any • hxisul Mill* 0 v*w '34 AAO /
Certificates of deposit..
,34
•
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10424
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102
Acme Cement Corp 6s 1935.FAA
68
Acme Steel Goods 6s 1943.MAS
10324
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s '48-MAS;
8024
CoU tr g 4s 1947
JAg|
80
Advance Bag A Paper 6s '52.JAD / 39
Aeolian Co 6s 1937
Bid.
Ext at 6 24% to 1934
FAA1
Boston Store (Chic) 6s 1938..JAJ
Ronton Term Co 3 4h 1947 -t * \j
Acadia Sugar 6» 1946.
1st MA coll tr 8s
Bonds
Borden Mills 1st
JAD
"f"
possible for the closing day of the month
preceding the date of Issue.
as
!
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1st M 5s 1953 ser A
Abraham A Straus Inc—
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are as near
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Abbotts Dairies deb 0s 1942. M AS
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n
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r
Canadian
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J&L
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1940.
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tr deb1967—MAN
6a6s6a OorpHos
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5M» with warrant*
15"
•
Coupler let
Grand (F & W)
Oopv deb 6s 1048.
J&DU *f 33
*fk35
Ctfaof deposit
Great Lakes Paper Oo Ltd—
1st s f 6s 1950 ser A
.
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85
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1935 to 1940. J&D
Hanaa
Harpen Mining Corp—
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K esge
28
Lake Superior
Lane Bryant
h
88
95
99%
1940
income
Magazines—
j&j
let 6« a f
Hearst
8a 1938—
38
83
83
83
M&N
6%s 194 5-'47
Hermey Creamery
6 Ms 1937—
With warrants
Hoe IRy A Oo 1st « Uh « '84
Certificates of deposit
7% notqi
99
1934
Certificates of
deposit
J&D
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81
•/ 28%
33
Holland-An.ei Line 6b 47_MaJ
HoMlngsbeah RM) Co 7* *38 fa
Holly Sugar 0s 1943
a
A&O
7b 1930.- mi
notea 1036
Hooker Klectrochem 6s B '53 J&D
7s series A 1947
J&J
Houston Oil Co of Texas—
10-yr tec a f 5Ma 1940—-M&N
Hndaon Bay Mln & Rmelt 0a 103.*
Hudsso Coal 1st 5a 1962 A..J&D
Buukon (J L) Co—
Con* 5%% p
5% notes
25"
13"
85
k
84%
86%
85
k 110
44%
100%
100%
99%
98%
69%
11
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10%
1
93
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92%
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k
65
44%
1937
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30
f
28
Corn"*
% notes 1936...F&A
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A&O
/This price includes
92%
Oriental Devel Oo Ltd—
Extl deb 6s 1953
128
112%
81%
68%
41
75
107
16"
16
16
108
8 f deb 6 %a 1943 with
45
35
warM&N
k
94%
•/42%
1940
JADD
Certificates of deposit
1st con^ s f 6s
35"
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42%
Paramount Fain Laaky Oorp—
66
100
101
'/ 51
51%
Sink fund 5Ma 1950..
FAA
Certificates of deposit..
Park & Tilford
s
f 6s 1936.-JAD
Traunportailon Co—
Parineiee
8 f con*
58
deb 6s
A&"
25
J&D
1944
Paterson Parch Pap 6s 1938
72
100
99
Path Ex deb 7s '37 with war M&I^
61%
63%
1960. M&N
82%
83%
Penn
Mh. n
78%
80
84
90
1937
lat
63%
lat
m
49
f 5a 1953 «er A.
72%
A.M&SU
r 6s 1941 aer
h
100
Dock A Warehouse Oo.
a
f 6a
/
1935
A&O
5s ..1934-37
Inquirer 0% notes '40.A&O
Pbila A Read < > A 1 0b l9Vrt
JA
Conv deb 0s
1949
M&>
5%% notes
52
88%
99%
90
68
Penna Tank Line eq
99
101
92
Phila
59%
49
Phillips Petroleum Oo—
Sink fund deb 5 4
102%
95M
100
23
23
23
2
105%
P5
99%
■
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m
11
8
107%
/
17
100%
Pirelli Co of Italy con7i'52MAN
98
Plttsb Brewing 0s Peb 4 *9 .JAJ
Pittsburgh Coal Oo—
103
Sinking fund deb 6a 1949 F&
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt Oorp—
90%
Deb s f g 5Ms 1947
JAI
94%
Pitts Steel s f 0n 1948
F&
Pillsbury Flour Mills 0s 1943 A AC
Pine HilJ Collieries 1st 0« 1942..
—
mm
43
PtttaDurgb-Westmoreland Coal
76%
lit a f g 5a 1947 opt
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Pocahontas Oonsol Collieries—
82
1st gold 5s 1957 op
**
Poor A Co 6s 1939
AAO k 91%
RK
Port Arthur Canal A Dock— bee
Porto Rlcan Amer Tobacco—
15
40%
•/■ 24
*/51%
Oonv deb 5s 1943
J&J / 30
92
Price B*oh A Co i*t 0s '43 A.fr A > /
/
90
Certificates of deposit
Protestant Ohurch of Germany—
43
7s
1940
AAO
0a
Conv
Potrero
1942
Sugar
7s
J&.
1947 —M AN 1.
J&.
Pressed Steel Oar 6s 1933
96%
53
98%
PrudenceCo guar
56
coll5%s'6lMAN
Pure Oil Co—
10-yr 6M% • f noteB
*40—MAh
Purity Bakerlen 5s 1948
22
101
102
48%
104
„
„
49
104
35
90
13
2
Quaker City Tank Line—
101%
5%s 1934 to 1936
Radio-Keith-Orpbeam Corp—
Part paid ctfs (for 6% deb and
common stock) 65% paid
Debenture gold 6s 1941.-JAD */ 31
Railway Expre*a Ageno Inc
—
'35 *38 (a-a).—MAe b
39-'49 (a-a)
_MAW b
Reliable Stores Corp 6s '37 AAO
5a
Rer'wi
57%
98%
JAJ
Quaker Oity Cold Storage—
1st 6a s f 1951
MAN
Oonv deb 6Ms 1941
MAN
Serial
42
100%
37..F<xh
10 yr s r 5m% notea
21
19
Equip trust 6s Nov 1 1934-35.National Steel Oorp—
103%
1st a f 6s 1950---A&G
34
k 100%
29% National Tea 5« 1935------MAN
/ 47
Nat Union Mtge 6s 1940 ----103%
Newberry (J J! 6Mi l 940
_A&i >
78
31
New Engl Laundry 0s 1930
69
f
24
New Kna Hon Mih. 7- IMAM
....
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New Nlquero Sugar 7s 1937
N Y Dock Oo—m a 4s o^-K&A
_
Serial 5% notes 1938
A&< |
45M
100%
lonu
Pickering Lumber 6s A '46..M&N V
f
Pierce Butler A Pierce 0%a 42
103
Tr
50
Nassau (Ger) Landbank 0Ma 1938 /
85
Nat Acme Oo 1st 0a 1942...JAD
98M
Nat Dairy Prod 6M» 1948.. F&a
National Fire Proofing Oo—
/ 18
Deb s f 5Ms 1947
Nat Food Products 0a 1Q44.M&N */ 40 M
Nat Radiator 6 Ms 1947
F&A}/
Certificates of deposit
\j ————
•
Equipment trust 5s, 1935
.
58
^
20%
Pennsylvania Glass band Oorp—
1st M s f 0s 1952...
JAJ
Penn Greyhound Lines. Inc—
50
Oo
20
FAA /
1949 w w
Certificates of deposit
90%
JAJ
5s 1946
- — - r
National Steel Car Lines—
a
L'boid
—
1940
Coal Co
Peabodj
71
M&S
Murray Body 1st 0Ha 1934
Namm (A I) A Son—See Mfru
83
14
'
Parker-Young 1st 6%a s f '44 F&A
75 >
&&'
—
Paramount Puollx Oorp-
66
71
JAD */ 50
/ 50%
20-vr • f g 0> 1947
Certificates of deposit
88
63
63
15
2-yr6%noteaMarl5'34MA816
I
16%
A<vy
77%
1% inl'1 nrtes 193K
A&v
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co—
21
1st 6s aeries A 1945.
A&O
21
1st 6s series B 1948
J&J
21
1st 6s series O 1950
M&N
1
5-yr6% notes 1931
M&S
L
y
Monon Coal—See Chir lnd & L
65
Monroe Coal Mining 6a 1947
Monsanto Chemical W orka—
104%
1st a f 5Mb 1942
—-M&N
Montecatlni
(Socleta
Gen
Ind
92%
Minerarla It<»ly deb 7a *37 J&J
98%
Morris A Oo 1st ■ f 4M» "39.J&J
33%
Mtge-Bond Co 4s aer 2 *06
38
6s series 4 1933-—
M&N
40
6 M« series 16 1940
M&N
Munuon rt'eamship Line—
Secured 6s 1937.-.J* If 14
^
Deb 6 Ms 1937 with warr.AAO
Murphy (G C) Co—
»
55
Panhandle Corp—
86
J&J
is 7s 1934
k Last sale.
30
61
Pac Coast Steel Oorp 5s to '40 JAJ
Pac Fruit Exp—See RR, So P Co
124
48
ccrued interest,
10
74%
69%
MAS U
MAIS
Extl deb 5%s 1958
Osgood Co deb g 6s 1938
J&D
Oswego Falls fiorp 6s 1941. JAJ
Otis Steel 1st 6s 1941 ser A.MAS
Pac Coast Cement 6« A 1942. J AD
Pacific Coast Co 5s 1946
J&D
35
100
20
Mlag Mill Macb'y lat 7a 1956
k
75
Middle States Petrol 0M» 1946.
Mldvale Steel A Ordnance102%
Oonv s f 5» 1936
M&;
68
Miller A Hart Inc deb 6« 43-J&J
0s
16%
99
JAJ
Oregon-Am Lumber 6s 1942AAO
20
Metropolitan Chain Properties1st conv. s f 6s 1948.
M&N
Metropolitan Wat Sew A DrainBoard s f 6M« 1960
A&O
Deh
74
75
b Basis.
59
84
106%
^ Laugblln 8t 6s '39.M&N
Ke?t°h
74%
74%
82
°J8* » f 6a I960.J&J
*Wllt?/m "ba.M&N
of deposit
11
54%
86
Clearfield Coal A Iron
fWMrt
Certificates
11
77%
k
Keith (BIP ) Corp Mh i y4e
Kelly Springfield Tire 0a *42
76
50
F&A
Oneida Community Lid—
8 f 0%% notes 1939 with w
5l"
101%
Miller & Ul Inc ibi >1 oh •*.
Without warrants
Stores
40
13
73%
■ X.6Ms 1946 ser R Man
Oorp deb 6M« *42 J&D
ina.stment Co «.» 4 m *r1947 with warr. A&O
D
Mengel Co
Mercbanta Refrig 6a
75
Marine^
Journal of Commerce 0M§
Ramadt (Rudolph) Ine-
Old Ben Coal 1st 6s 1944
.
•i.^H.aerie.AlWfl-M&N
(
69
7
20
86%
(Coniol Oo)M&N
Penn Mary Coal 5s 1939
A&O
Penn Mary Steel—See Beth Steel
Pennsylvania Dlxl< Geineni Cori
1st M 6* 1946 with warr.
69
99%
98%
Intertype
8
-
20-yr conv deb 6Ma
Mead (The )Corp—
12
53%
coll trust 6s 1941..A&C
International Paper—
74
1st A ref s r 5fi 1947 *e» ♦
J> 1
74
1st A ref • f 6a aer B 1947. JA J
58%
Ref mtge 60 1966 aer a. M&b
(Dternat Power A Paper—
91%
lat M 5s 1968..
JA 1 k
102%
Ioternat Salt if 6a 1961 op
A aC
Internationa) Securities Corp—
k
59%
Deb g 5s 1947
J*]
98%
6s series O June 1 1943 .
Interstate Iron A Steel • »>-
lafferaon A
95%
McKeaaon & JKobbina inc—
70
'«t M
___
56
perpetual stock
23%
Massey-HarriB Oo 5s 1947. .A&C
McCampbell & Oo—
6M% notes 1937—
J&D
McOord Rad & Mrg—
k
Deb 6a 1948 with wt. r
r*
McCrory Stores 5 Ms '41-J&D 15
Proof of claim filed by owner..
107%
lat maf 4M«1981aer B..FAA
Interlake Iron Corp—
1st m 5s 1951 ser B
M&N
Internet Agricultural Oorplat A coii tr 4 t gold 5* 1932
atamped m *0 1942 -M&N
International Cement—
Conv deb 5s 1948
M&N
'■•Jta Fraachlni 7a 1942
without warrants.
104%
106%
37%
6sl948___F&A
0a
/
15
*/16
/
f 6m 1947
80%
32
f
JAJ
O'Gara Coal 5s '55 op aft'08 MAS r
Ohio Fin deb 0%s ww 1944.MAN
Okonite Co 5%s 1942
J&D
65"
Marlon Steam Shovel—
103"
independent Brewing «* *55
/
Ind Limestone nc 6s 1962.-M&N
Inland Steel lit 4 Ma 1978.. A&(-
.
l5"
101
*n;Hi.rZ™Vl n°4 deb1940—A&<
'48 J&J
Ms
International Match Corn—
Deb 0 f 6s 1947
M&N
Certificates of deposit
Conv deb 5a 1941...
.J&jl5
Certificates of deposit
Nova Scotia 8 A O 5s 1959. -J A*
*/16%
Manufacturers' Finance Oo—
Col tr 0% notea 1935... A&»
Mfra Tr Oo ctfs of partlc In a
Namm A Son 6s 1943.---J&l'
"44%
31
Palmer Corp of La 1st 6s 1948J AD k 100%
Pan Amer Petrol Co ;of Call:;—
^
Without warrants
1st mtge 8
Illinois Steel deb
Mercantile
86%
6.00
102%
Pacific Weaiern OH Co—
Mansfield Mln&Smelt 7a 41 (ww f
92"
Line 6s '39.. M&S f 25
f
Hud Riv Nav 1st 6Ms 1951 M&N
104%
Humble Oil & R 5s 1937. — &O
Hungarian Disc & Exch Bank
85-yrsf 7a 1963
J&J / 42
Hunr-r»an Italian Bank Ltd—
/ 54
Sinking fund 7 Ma 1963... A&O
Hygrade Food Products Corp.
68%
la
& ref 0s Jau *49 A
A&<
67
0s 1949 series B
J&J
50
Ice Service 6 Ma
"l939
Internet
88"
90
F&A
88%
87%
127%
112%
*/ 15
*/ 10
Ctfs stamped modified
Manhattan Refrig 5Ms 1941
b"
Ltd 5a *39. JAD
57
Stamped modified coup on
76
Hud Riv Day
Ilaeder Steel mtge
Manatl rttigai ioi
•*>
aav
Certificates of deposit
8tpd Oct 1931 coup on—
Certificates of deposit
79%
k
FAA
1934
1935-36
17"
....
f
«©©d Rubber
6% notes
lo"
f
A&O /
F&A
Deb4Ms Feb 1 1935
_42%
6s 1937
J&D /
Norwegian Hy-Elec Nltrog Corp
Ref A imp 5%a *57 aer A MAN
Magnolia Petrol—
78
Lini
Eq tr 5s 1934 1939 (i-a).MAN
i5o%
A&C f 20
99%
Inc deb 6f» 1941
/ 21
Logan County OohI 7a 1942.M&N
/
13
Long Bell Lumb 6s sjt A *42-J&J
13
0s series B 1943
—A&O
13
0s series O 1946
—F&A J
122 M
Larlllarn (P) Co a 7a 1944107%
5o, 1951
F&A
55
Lukens Steel 5s extend 1955 M&N
99
46%
MAN
Refrigerator
Western
Vorth'n El«c <10
Loew n
99
1944.J&J /
m
Northern Redwood Lumber—
It*
F&£
i 961
6.25
20-vr a f 6a 1947
Ctfs of deposit
68
Little (A E) Co 7a 1942
83%
M&N
M&N
M&N
M&N
6%s 1935
6%s 1936
6%s 1937-*38
6 Ms 1943-'44
►16 bonds 6b
.
98
6s 1936
6.25
North German Lloyd—
13
Wi
7a 1944--A&C
6
31%
39
40
Deb 0%h \ with warr
Nor Amer Refract 6%s
100%
100M
..F&A
62
6
Eq tr 5s '35-'45 in)...MANlf
North Amer Cement Oorp—
101
F&A
58
65%
lit M s f 0a 1940.
.i&n
Debenture ■ f 7a 1930....JAD
Araer Oar—
North
81
66
103
New York Trap Rock Oorp—
North
A*<;
94%
92%
Equip 5s 1934-1943 (a-a)-.JAD
12 M
—
98
M&S
M&S
6s 1937-'38
M&S
Hearst Publications 0%s'34_MAN
6s 1935
N
23
1st * ref 5e 1974...
Liggett & My^re g
100
87
14%
78M
Libby McNeil & Llbby—k
lat M s f 6s 1942..
----A&C
16
1943...JAJ
Y Shlpbldg 1st 5s Nov 1 *40..
106%
F&.»
93%
Sec 6% gold notes 1938—J&J
Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre Coal—
99
Con 4s 1935-50
-J&D
/ 48
Leipzig Trade Fair 7a 1963 -M&N
40
14
/
/
N Y A N J Ferry—5s '40..JAJ
NYLEAWOA RR—
1st 0s ext 6M% 1942
MAN
NYLEAWDAIlBtOs 13.
Extended at 5% to
20
Lenlgb OoaJ & Nav fund 4s 48 J&J
Cons a f g 4Mb 1964
--'ACons ■ f 4 M« 1954 aer O..J&J
66%
75
73
99%
103%
WA
war..J&J
Portland Cement Co-
Lehigh Valley Coal—
lit & ref 6a 1944
isi & ref 5s 1954
ft & ref 5s 1964
IV*
84
94%
106M
Nitrate Co—
1954 with
■
83
N Y A Hob Fy 5s May ^fl-.JAL
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1940 .MAN
101
warr.MAN
Deb g 5 M s 1942—■
93%
80
100
lat conv 0s
Lawrence
92%
51
/
gold 5a 1944—J&F
lno—
f deb 0s 1940 with
Lautaro
48
A coll tr
99%
Corporation—-
lat & coll tr
18
l6l"
in
100
86
6-year 6% notea
Haytian Corn
1st
99%
98%
102M
Kreuger & Toll class A ctfs of
dep for secured 5s 1959.-M&S
Kroebler Mfg deb 5Ms to *38 J&J
Lackawanna Steel 5s 1950—M&b
82
100
93
1935..JAD
1930—J&D
0%s 1937.. J AD
N Y A Foreign Inventing Corp
Deb 5%s 1948 with warr.J&D
94 H
J&L
J&J
Foundation 6s 1930. J& 1
(8 8) lat 6a 1945
J&I
—
F&A
1930
AAO
Hawley Pulp & Paper Oo—-
.
88%
99
A coll tr 0%s
66 M
49
Oo—
Ksppers Gaa & Coke
-eb a f 5s 1947
B f dob 6 Ma I960
36%
100
A coll tr 0%a
99
K esge
Of* of deposits
37
99
m
m
55
Kinney (OR) Oo 7 Ms 1930 J&I
Klrby Lumber 0a 1938 . —J&J1'
Kaholyt Oorp 6%s 1943
MAS
100%
90%
17%
62%
Hartford Times 0s 1943.. ..
Hawaiian Pineapple Co Ltd—
„
JAi'
6M« 1936
Coke 5s 1959—J&J
106
A Wire 8s 1941 A&o
K mberly-Clark Oorp—
k
1st mtge 5s 1943 set A—
J&J
&
38
J&J
shs
f
m
1st
*«ione St
K
56%
105%
85%
100%
C© den 0s '34.F& /
Steamship Llnea
10-yr 0a 1939 with warr..A&O
Hauua (M A)
«
ist
lat
65
Keokee Cons
82"
Greyhound Corp 0% notea 1938..
/
18
Grigsby-Grunow conv 6s '36 M&S
16
Grocery St's Prod deb 6s '44.M&S k 104%
Gulf Oil of Pa deb 6b 1937 — .J&D k 105%
Sinking fund deb 6a 1947—F&A
Gulf States Paper Corp—
85
1st o f 6%s 194H with war. J&D
88%
'lulf States Steel deb 5M>'42 J&D
Hall (F W) Printing Oo—
81
lat m A col trfiUg '47 lot MAN
105
Hamb-Am Line 6 Ms eq 1934.J&D
86
94%
94
1948—MAS
K miucky Rock Asphalt—
77%
101%
Journal¬
A coll tr 0%a 1934..JAD
N Y Evening
Kendall Co deb A—
Safety Razor—
k 103%
5s 1940
AAO
77
Glen AUlen Coal M s f4s'65.M&S
101%
'■didder Co 5M«£ notes'35.J&I>
/ 28
Globe-Wernicke 7s 1940
J&J
81%
G©b«l(Ad'f)0M % ww '35—MAN A-103
Godchaux Sugars 7%s 1941. J&D
Good Hope Si & Jr V\ ks lUerin >
55
8 f g 7s Oct 16 1946-AAOl/
104%
Goodrich (B F) 1st 6Ha 1947 J&J
85
Deb g 0s 1946,
.
J&F
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
100%
Gillette
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bondi.
„
BONDS
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS
88
6«
Reliance
Mgt Oorufts
1964—FAa
MAN
Remington Arms 6s 1937
Remington Rand. Inc—
Deb 5Ma 1947 with war*
Nominal, r Canadian price, s Sale price.
MA v
k
3.75
4 20
72
75
102%
91%
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
JULY
1934.]
INDUSTRIAL
MISCELLANEOUS
&
BONDS
89
NOTICE.—-All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Bid
Bondi.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid
60
Rejpub Gas Oo (formerly Saxet Co
1st lien coll fis 1945
J&Up fk 34 H
Certificates of deposit
/*34H
Republic iron & St'l 6» 1940 A&O
101
Ref A «eu 6Ha 53 aer A
87 H
J&J
Republic Motor Truck C». luc—
..
Deb (5H»
1937
.
with
Restigauche Co Ltd 6s 1948Revere Copper A Brass—
«1st inc 6s July
'48 ser A
Reynolds Invest 5a 1948...
f
76
44
A&O
Rhelneibe Onion
7a
1946
J v.
Rhine-Main-Danube7« 19S" Mv
Richardson A Boyn 0%s '37-J&D /
49
37%:
49H
5
103 %
50
Stamped
31H
54 M
...
Deb 4s 1945 with warr
Aao
Rueping
(P) Leather 6s
1935
Debenture 6s 1936-1938— _A&0
Ruhr Chemical Ss 1948
Ruhr Housing 6h« 1958
AAO
!29H
A&O
/
M&S f
3
40
Sugar flue
61
lat M
44
132
57
59 H
MAN k 101H
100
Joseph Lead Go—
MAN
no
112
i f 6. 1947.
JAD /
81 Louis Refrlg A Cold
Storage—
6a 1942
JAJ
Bt L Kky Mt A P 6s *66 stpd.J&J
Bt. Paul Un Stk Yards 5s *46 A&O
8axon Pub Was (Germauy> —
lilextlsf 7« 1945—.
Faa
Gen A ref 4%s 1951— M<tN
0%
notes
J&J k
1937..
Schulco
Co 0%s 1946
.JivJ
Stamped (July 1933 coup on)
Guar
.
o
i
o%s 1940
ser
B_
A&O
5H
I 4 RK 6» 1961..J&J
Tenn Coper & Chemical—
Oonv deb
19*4 ser R
.MAS
92
53H
59H
Union
Deb sf 5s 1952
53
1st
a
f 6s
1947
Shults
Bread
1st
JAJ k
oa
Truax-Traer
50
Oonv
22"
7s
"§"
(Howard) Paper Mills Ltd
1st s f 5Hs 1953 A
J&D
Smith (L O) Typewr 6s '39-M&N
Snider Packing Corporation
5H yr 1st 6s 1937
M&N
^
8 yr 1st 6s 1939
M&N
Southern Advance Bag & Paper—
1st s f 6s 1947
v-.J&l)
Southern United Ice Co—
101H
F&4
46 H
56
3
23
66
50
12
103
Western Elec deb 5s 1944—-A&O
W-jeiiiwru Newspaper Union—
Ooov deb
1944
F&A k 42
Westvaco Chlorine Products
M&S /b 103H
5%s 1937
Wheeling Stee Corp—
1st & ref a f 5H» 1948
Deb a / 6« 1940
M&N
Whittal (M J) Assoc Ltd 5s 1937-
94
83 H
98
51H
51H
50
/
.Spencer Steel 7a '30.. JAJ
Certificates of deposit........ /
20
8H
8H
Certificates of deposit..
7H3 1932
M&S 1 36
89
A.) A Co 5Ha '39
Wlllya-Overland 1st 0H» 33 M&S */ 50
Sec
105%
conv
Wi«ooldt (W
194'
1st
-
Wise (Wm H) & Co 6s
*
—
1938-.J&D
106 H
27H
14
St 0s 1944.A&O
94
54%
Wood (Alan)
96
woodward
?6^
97%
Ist'ien 6% notes 1937
Younget SU A Tube—
80"
105
105%
453^
lr A
iron
6s
m
a
m
5s 1970
F&A
*er
82 H
83 H
•*
A_
aer
28 H
40
J&.i
A&O
1962
f 6» 1978
lat
1st
0a May 1 1942 Ser A
Deb 6a 1946
P&A
114H
J&D
103
B
>1
Orun5s 1963
Industrial 1st 6s 1945 J&D
52
Deb 0%a 1941
....M&N
Pnrt.o Rlean Sugar O©
52
50
_
EXCHANGE
83
-
57"
65
Ualted Steei
55
hoVs
S
76
F
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»<th
6%s 194/
103 H
104
104%
96 H
104 n
96K
94
87
Steel
9H
9?>4
witu
is
»&J
3 QH
warrants
107%
83%
53%
53%
a
f 7a "51-A&O
108H
U S Finishing 5s 1939
89
1st & ref 5s 1947 Ser
20"
6
Y Oof A Sug
V
Y Curb Exch
17,500
Z4.250
26,500
Baltimore Stk Etch
344
650
77
i39
.
53
85 H
JAJ
—
k
800
6,000
3,100
4,000
100%
)()
5.000
41
12
1,250
Jolurabus Stk A B_
37
Denver Stock Excn
16
100
2.500
120
66
Cleveland Stk Exci
El..
Stuck
Ft Worth Or A Cot
85%
Exch.
20
213
*8500
tl.125
3.500
Stk
103 X
Certificates of deposit
Oonv deb 5s 1941
A&O
Van Camp Pack.—0s 1948-A&0
/This price Includes accrued interest.
65
67
3,500
78
29
4.50)
Excb
& Stk.
195
"150
523
1.500
21
Mllw
Grain
Mlnn-st
o Stk
F.x
Stock
Ex.
1/80
94
92M
k
93
New Url
k
91H
Pblla
0o"o5d
600
k
k
9l"
Exch.
3,000
Stock
Excb
St Louis Exchange
66
San Fran Curb Ex.
Seattle Stock
435
200
3.500
16
1,500
44
1.650
l.ooo
300
'200
75
PIttab
Stock
70
49
k 101
80
13
Valvoline Oil 7s 1937
M&N
Vanadium Corp. of Amer.—
6O0
HLauClty (Bd of Tr)
Loa Ang Stock Excb
LosAngelesCurb Ex
26"
105H
x90
vtlnu Oh of Gomm
55"
Universal
103H
3.500
37%
37
101H
22
Pipe & Rad 0s Jo-J&D
75
"Winding Co 7s '37 JAJ
Valspar Corp.conv.deb6s'40 F&A */ 10
5,000
800
7.500
k 101
89
7.000
1,000
16.001
35
Exch..
Louisville Stk
A—.
HJt
Chicago Bd of rr
1,549
Jnlcago Stock Etch u47U
Universal
-
N
Hartford
J&J /
FAA
6H% serial notes 1035-..M&S
6H% serial notes 1930..-MAS
0H% serial notes 1937-—MAS
6H% seria notes 103S—-MAS
6H% serial notes 1939
MAS
6H% serial notes 1940—-MAS
3-year 0% notes 1936
J&D
U S Trucking Corp 5 Hs *43- .J&D
United Wall Paper Fac 6s 1947
83
450
Buffalo Stk
U S Rubber—
78 H
1,100
N Y Cotton Exch
11
35
1938
596.000
1.577
Produce Eich
Detroit
63
U S Radiator deb 6a
Y
11
Wka of Burbach
Each-Dudelange
Y Stock Exch—1.375
N
Cincinnati Stk Ex
* *•
J&D
U S & British Internat Ltd—
Deb g 6b 1948
M&N
96
82
Ouit.cC
M&S f.
'
M&N
w»»rr
Lant Sal
No
N
90"
Works (Germaav;
'»'
6%s series O 1951
SEATS.
103%
Boston Stock Exch.
.M&Sln
•Qlted
A&O
-
5H% notes 1937- —M&S
Wayne Coal Co 6s 1937
M&S f
Wayne Pump Co—
Deb 6s ww 1948
J&D /
Webster o&o 1st g 6a "42 od M&*
West Indies Sugar 6s 1947—A&O f
W Va Coal & Oo 1st 6s 1960..J&J /
78
,
k
J&J
67"
80
4
M&S
95
M&N
-
6H% ctfs of dep 1937
7s ctfs of dep 1937
UnltedSteauionip 6a (937
f 18
6Hs 1938
A&O f
16
Southland Ice 6s ser A 1942—J&J f
23
Southwest
Dairy Products—
0%s w w 1938
M&N •r
4h
Sprue*4 tfftllN ri.wsr fit Pai» L. «l
1st M 5%s 1935-36 (s-a)_.A&O
90
1st 5%s 1937-43
60
A&O
Btaley (A E) Mfg 1st 0s 42-M&S
102 H
Stand Oil (N jjdeb 5s Nov 15 194b
105 H
Stand Oil N Y deb 4%s'51 J&D15
103 M
Stand Textile Prod 6Hs '42 M&S f 30
f
on) 1939
-Vickwlre Spencer Steel Co—
Pr lien & coll 7s Jan 19 -5 MAN
1%
Union Rock 1st 6s s f 1947—M&S / 20
Un Tk Oar eq 4%s 1935-36--A&O
101H
Union Term Coal Stor 6s '39-F&A
85
(Jolted Biscuit .( un ^ 4Vl&N
107
83
A
coup
f deb 0s 1941
inlon OH Oo of California—
67
103^
Smith
£ Basis.
.
Union Gulf Corp—
Coll tr s f 5s 1950-
101 Vs
45
s
52
10-yr deb 7s 1935 ex-warr M&N
1044.
Oonv
Witherbee Sherman inc 6s 1944..
f 6s 1940
"en & Oo deb fla
79
0» 1947
s
Stpd (July 1930
Warren Bros Oo—
Wilson & O
f
1943 —M&N16
6Ha
Oonv deb 6s 1939
M&S
38H
107
Warner Sugar Ref 7a 1941—J&D
Warner Sugar Corp lat 7a '39 J&J f
4
103%
67
1053^
Union Drawn Steel deb 6s '50 J&J
99^
99^
A&O
1937-M&S16
1st Hen coll OHs '38 ser B. J&l)
Skelly Oil deb 5Hs 1939-— M&S
ser
__M&S
55
'VlCKw
Coal
Trumbull Steel
99M
99M
1940-1.M&S
Simmons Co 5a Nov. 1 1944M&N
Sinclair Cons Oil Corp—
coll
deb
1979
Oo—
29.H
Without warrants
Jntteri
Slemaus&Halske 10-yr7s'35 —J&J
Deb g s f 6%a'51wlth warM&S
SUeslan-Am Corp 7a 1941.
w**
1st 1
k
Prod 6H« 2022...M&N
Oonv deb 5s
5§"
102 H
Baking da 1937
ser A. JaJ
1st & re/ s f 4 Hs '53 ser B_ A&<
Whltaker Paper 7s 1942
M&N
White Sew M 0s "80 with w_. J&J
Traylor Engine & Mfg 8s 1936—
Trl- Utilities Uorp—
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co—
8hreveport-El Dorado—
Pipe Line 7s 1935
104%
25
•nlted
MAN
25
108
Ticonderoga Pulp & Paper 6s '40
Tietz (Leonard) 7%s x'w '46 J&J fk32""
Tobacco
Oil Corp—
Deb h r 6s 1947
MAN
Deb sf 5s 1949 with warr.AAO
Shell Pipe Line
Corp—
„
47 H
40 H
40
.
f 6%s '36--J&J /
6s stamped 1937
40
40
s
62"
83
Texas Corp deb 5s 1944
103
A&O
Thermold Co 0% notes 1934 -F&A k
76H
99
47 H
38 %
50
81
30
J&Dlft
110M
.
Tenn Prod 1st
40
Stamped
Scrlpps (E W) deb 5HB 1943 FA A k 89
Bcuftln Steel 1st 5s 1941
20
AAO
Becuric> Mtge os Sept 1 '45 8"r •< / 58
07o bonds Apr i 1946 ser P
/ 58
Seneca Copper 7s 1933
5
J&J /'
Serve! Corp tnew) 6a 1948 ..J&J k
88 H
Sharon Steel Hocp—
lat a f 6H« 1948 aer A
66 H
F&a
Sheffield Steel 5%s 1948—_ MAS
103 H
Shell
6H
88
45
k 104H
i
.
Tenn Coal
Bt Lstiis Gas A Coke Corp—
1st M
..
58
Superior Steel Corp 6s 1938Susquebanna Silk Mills—
S f deb 5s 1938
—J&D /
20
Swift & Oo 1st s f g 5s *44
106
J&J
• 0-yr 5% notes 1940
M&S
1033^
Swiss Oil Corp 6s 1935
J&D
Tait Pap & Col Ind 6s *34- M&N
96
80
Taylor-Wharton 1 & 9 0s '42M&S
45
1st & ref 7 Ha 1946 Ser A—J&J
Temple Anth Coal 0%s '44-M&S *f 8
J&J fk 32 H
Oonv deb 5Hs 1941
1940
5
104
f 6H« 1939—M&B
a
Sun Pipe Line 5s
43%
43%
-
1932-1942.M&S /
aerial 0a
Sun Oil deb
St. Clair Furnace 1st 5s '39-PAA
_
L.umner Oo
.
Warner-Qulnlan Co—
24
Sagar Estates nr D-lente—
1st 7s 1942 ctfs of dep
42
44
1945
warrants
Warner Bros Plct rts 1939-..M&S
Warner Co lat 0s 1944
A&O
48
J&D */ 43 H
5}
5h
18H
60H
30
Ward
92
44
-M&N
85"
Ryerson (Joseph T) A Sons—
Sink fund den 6» 1943.
91
1953-
.A&O
Co 1st 0a
Without
Titusvllle—
0%s 1943
57
53 H
M&8
a
Deb 6 Hs'35 ser A witn war A&O
fk 34
Studebaker Corp 6s 1942
Certificates or deposit
Scut* M«»our Oar 7
1937.
102
Rocky Mtn Pnel 6s 1943
Roman Catholic Churcn 6Hs 1946 /
59"
RomCath Church Welfare 7s 1946 / 43
Rowntree Ltd 6s
100M
1937
Royal Dutch Oo—
at.
Wells
f g 5»
JAJ
Va Iron Coal & Coka 5i '49.MAS
Walwort*
fk 38
—
Straw bridge & Clothier—
1st s f 5s 1948
32
31
f
78
88H
itlnnea (tLugo; Induatrlea—
Deb 7s *46 (without war.)A&O fk 46
39
49 H
15
*/31
1st 5a June 30 1942
JADb(j
Roch A Pitts O A I 5s '40—M&N
Victor Fuel 1st
40
~~95
—
(Hugo) Corp—
Gen 7a *36 (without war).A&O fk 38 H
78"
f
MAN
Rlma 8teel Corp 1st s f 7s '56 PA A
Rlordon Pulp A Paper Ltd—
42
Bid.
Bonds
Van Slyke A Horton 7s 1938
Vertlentes Sugar 1st 7s 1942.JAD f
Certificates of deposit
*f
isinnea
3druthers
.
M&s
Stern Brothers 6s s f 1947...
Richfield Oil of California
Col tr 0a 1944 aer A
Otfs of deposit
0s 1943
tteel & Tubes deb
48
107
87
Stamped..-.-----.-...
102^
.
62
37
Iteel Co of Can 0a 1940
101H
89M
45
JAJ
Ask,
45,555
100
9 100
i
13
80
81
*f 10
14
Exch\
M./
94
Toronto Stock Excb
*/ 10
79H
113
46 400
to
300
Seattle Curb &
Washington Stk
Ex
| Wheeling Stock Ex
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
50,000
13
465
7,400
7,500
A: Last sale,
n Nominal.
/Canadian price,
s Sale price,
u There are 470 memberships—of
t Sale July 5 1932.
leaving 390 active memberships outstanding,
§ Prices of Wheeling
market.
Original price $250, now $1,000.
If Book value.
Membership of Ft. Worth Grain at
Exchange Is limited to 90.
Exchange buys certificates in order at $450 when funds are available.
90 Seats, 67 outstanding
v 80 Seats,
70 members,
z Auction sale.
* Negotiability impaired by
maturity
»..
which 53 are held as dividend seats, 27 held
by the Exchange,
Stock Exchange memberships are fixed.
No
open
OottoQ
Quotations for all
Stocks.
securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Par.\
Stocks.
Ask.
Par.] Bid.
Bid.
Clover Mills.-.——
Columbus Mfg (Ga)
STOCKS.
<■
viliis
Spinning-_
40
45
17
23
Oowpeua
14
Crescent
lue
60
59
Dallas Mlg (Aia).i.ud
x
29X
~~2X
Barnard i*Hg iFJtt)./
(Nti).i
5K
JX
% cum pref—100
33
36
Bfgel-Sanf Carp't—1
Preferred
lOu
26
27
83
85
Beeth Ml|(N B)
/
13
80
90
Mills (FR)_»
37
40
*»urne
10
\2X
53"
I
2 OX
46
20
50
—
I
99
90
22
fiathaway Mfg(NBR
60
"e"
AUburn M
30
(N B) 75
48" "i
Mohawk
17
Boston..
100
498
25
Oolum Nat Llfo.100
100
40
Mass Bonding
65"
Mills-
60
38
.
42
93
32
!
3
61
4
(Prov).
12X
15*
Aetna Casualty
,N
vi
i
85
Notes
mm
—
24
25"
-
Old Line Life
18
25
64
,ovj
Orr riot M f*
m
•
JL>t»u
ot
38
70
American—_-._2.50
Firemen's..—
5
1st pref
Rosemary 7 X % pref
Rowan Cotton Mills
mmm
m
6
New Haven.
10
Ins
11 X
28 X
9
65
40
48
iUO
18
22
* on
22
30
88
-VJL
ma
.
Vfv
()H
Pan Amer Life
8
Acme Spinning
American Yarn&Proc
58
63
Bleachery
& Print. Wks com
35
6
7% preferred
(SO).J
Mills
92"
40
12
5
Mills... 100
Preferred
10
Ark wrli/hl
Mills...
Avondale Mills
5
mm
rnrn m
m
28
25
33
com.._(f
Serial
7% preferred
—
95
11
50
Common
73
77
40
2d
8
94
40
42
'
mm
120
1st pref.
40
WotluC"
10
Ware Shoak
China Grove Cot
8
105
Mr«
6% preferred
,iuu
Climax Spinning
70"
118
33
Cons Min 8c Smelt 25
24
25 X
5
National
10
100
Liberty
t>
5
Northern
50
50
North
River
2.*>
46
58
Pacific
Fire
25
75
Russia
Ins
.5
Stuyvesant
5
50
65
UDited
72X
12X
Westchester
75
78
80
West Point Mfg. 100
84
Wiscassett Mills
34
38
Woodside
Cot
—
—
—
4
5X
25
...
States
98
5X
10
64X
20 X
64X
7
32
105
6X
12X
I Par value $100.
n
Nominal,
Federal M A
7%
39X
27
28
1
Power.
10
-
Greene-Oanan"a. 10i
Cons
Mining
2'
25
49
48
47 X
19 X
10
IX
20.X
2X
9
10
io
9
10
s Sale price,
30
Couao.
Mines
Hecla
47
10
r Canadian price,
I
Granby Cons M 8 A
3
37.X
10
Life
5X
Goldfleid
7X
10
Casualty
Victory
k Last sale.
Eagle Bird Mine
Eagle PIch Lead.-20
Empress Gold Min..
Evans Wail Loau (t)
Falcon Lead
1
69
Reliance,._______ 10
In liquidation,
IX
IX
44%
22
Mfrs
Pbila
152
.50c
vl<*. vi
Mexicans
100
10
Association.. 10
15"
75c
1
100
iua Co of N A
•
5
12
rtre
k
A*
100
Philadelphia.
9
25
Copper
Hancock
Mills
X
preferred. 100
Golden Cycle Corp..
68
118
7% preferred-.100
1
Dome Mines Ltd_(t)
%
8
30^
Phh -
muuirt )ome
Cusi
Ahsu
Preferred
—'
t
31^
...5
5
66
Preferred
Carnegie Metals
Central Am Mines..
Chile Cooper
Common
Mills"."("t)
Wellington
62
183
Consol
44
,,
Mfg 100
21X
57
Onmn Mines
69
v|fH
pea fnrrpfl
20
179
31
ax
2X
1X
Co.-10
Zinc-Lead
Co
10
Calumet A H8da 25
30
New York
Victory Yarn Mills—
1st M 6s Jan 1941
59c
Chief Oonsol Min..l
Aeronauts Fire
104
48
70
65
Mln Co—
-..-.10
60
40c
Callahan
20
...
18
34X
18
20 X
21
48
Lincoln
10
68
53"
18X
Home Fire Securs.10
5
33
25
8c Z Co 5
31X
Home,
63
UX
32.80
19 J*
25
Hanover
luo
_.10»)
pref
.
..
Vlctor-Monag Co
Preferred
..10'
42c
43
.it
Knickerbocker
.
Bagdad Copper
Black Hawk Mines.
Bulolo Gold Dredg¬
50
..
6
48
31
Americao
50
10
._
^melting
1.70
$6 preferred
25
AnacondaCopMlu 50
Andes Conner M (t)
Ariz Oomstock
Oerro de
47
Union Buffalo Mill'
mm
42
8% preferred
Great
23c
21X
8c
1
33
50
8
-rn
Cannon
(f)
Ohadwick-Hoskins
mm
_
.10
.
Hamilton
Calhoun Mills
Mills
—
45
notes
90
M
8
99
6
loo
Oorp A
4
35
36
Preferred.
Bankers 8c Ship..25
City of New York 1 Of >
Ooutlueutal
2.50
Fidelity-Phenix 2.50
Globe A. Rutgers .25
95
45
25
Amer Reserve
Preferred..
85
_
20
80
Spartat» M lile (S<')
Spencer Corporation
Sterling Spinning...
Stowe Spinning
'
.
15
Southern Worsted pf
19c
Gold
«ad
Calif Copper
Southern FranklinProcess
A'iuc
Copper
New York.
Amer Alliance ...10
Amer Equitcom
6
75
Preferred
90
Juneau
.10
Bwana M'Kubwa—
Soutnern
24
98
STOCta
Butte Cop
Butte 8c
10
Smyre (A M)
Abbeville C M (SO) I
98^
...
ASullivai M&O Hi
85"
ley
98 J
98 J
Bunker Bill
76
80
K" u
99
ing, Ltd
Mfg—
7% preferred
4
7
23
Mills—
7 X%
S
11X
6X
New Orleans.
Roanoke
York
S
11
105
60
25
Atlantic Mutua:—
Amur
51
mm
ANCE SCRIP
Mining
10
Altar Cons Mines—
Newark.
90
20
102
INSUR
MARINE
Alaska
80"
65
100
._.
Gold Miu.ng
Nor'west F & M
Security
tt% urer error!
Citrion Mrg
9
mm
m
46
99
Admiralty Alaska
It
Wlnnsb'o Mills pf J 00
Oaujuola
Life-
9X
45
Common
Southern Mills.
104
Minneapolis.
mm
35
mm
28
7% preferred
_
mm
80
.vluib
Piedmont Mfg (8 Ci
Poe. F w
Mfg (SO-
Rlversidt
mm
7X
100
50
20
—6
__1_
Union
National
MINING
mm
32
-
Ranlo Mfg
100
101
8X
8
_
Wisconsin Nat
75
5
_
mm
38
7% preferred. .100
Perfection Spinning.
Westfleld Mfg com.
Preferred
100
Whitman M (NB)./
m
'
1(1
Pacolet .\1u
273-1
25
National
75
M
vj
73^
mt mm
6
W
6X
95
Nat Yarn Mills
6K
Firemen's
85
Pickens c'ui
<
N
16
75
34
39
36
Wamsuua M (N B) I
72
12
440
Milwaukee.
84
35
30
/mlis
...100
Sanford Mills-Soule Mill (N B).10()
92
435"
17
70
32
80"
66
Mfg pref
7% preferred
1st preferred
19 X
29X
8/
Norrls Cot Mills..
12
10
51
18
2&X
64
Mills pref
Prior preferred
2d preferred
12
m m
49
1"
1(
10
Lincoln Nat Life.. 10
Travelers'
lOfi
Gen
16
20
5
Washington.
American.
A
Surety
70
v
(S ••'
Musgrovt
vl'nNational Weaving..
95
70
54 X
Conn
90
65 ~
30
...
\j
21X
Aetna Life
35
Mills
notes
Marlboro Mills
40 X
Life Insurance
Newberry
10
80
Quissect Mills (NB) I
Rich Bordea Mfg
Co (F R)
100
Saco Lowell Shops
Co
61
Phoenix
46
47
vlIlls
26
Potomska M (NB).
Pewdrell & Alex
Preferred.
Class
(Fire).-.10
62
Monarch O .Vl
Brandon
Fireman's
43
74
Bibb Mf«
Corcoran......
56 X
63 X
40
51
7 % preferred.
57
5<,
55
72
Belton Mills (H C
54
King (J P) Mfg (Ga
Laurens Cm (8 ('
48
Mfg
10
It)
Insp 8c Ins
National Fire
Plymouth Cordage
BeatiUitiui
38X
19 X
52 X
60
t
20
14
58
22
oh
(Fire)
iu
Automobile Ins—10
Hartford Fire
10
Hartf Steam Boil
Aetna
50
Mollohou
Arcadia
i
66
Pilgrim Mills
Arcade < ,'ntton
66
80
Majestic Mfg
Mansfield Mills
8l"
18
,
Springfield.Mass
60
Mills
Cotton
29X
Sprlngf Fire 8c M.2-
Hartford.
ApfiOt
M
78"
Pepperell Mfg (Me) <
Pierce Mfg (N B)
1
M
5
.Camden Fire
19X
95
61
Preferred
Serial
34
13
12
18 x
20
Milla, pre*
Lydia
Preferred
.101
Nsild Mills (N Bi.J
Nonquitt M (N B) t
Pacific Mills
100
\J
Camden.
I
'~7X
7
Locke Cotton Mills.
Nashua M (N H) 100
12
55X
28 X
Mutual Life
Angeles).
10
West Coast Life new
Limestone Cot Mills
5X
3X
36
Calif-West State Life
(I
Linford Mills
100
100
Narragansett Mills
(F li)
101
NashawenaM
t
Anuersou
Brooklyn—See N Y.
70
Knit.5
7% preferred
Henrietta 7% pref..
Mills
Mar.25
Pacific
2*
Hanes (F H)
JudsonMUls
142
Paul, Minn.
Firemen's Fund, 100
Home Fire 8c Marl"'
Occidental
10
10
45
m
18 X
137
5
San Francisco
14X
50
5J
Mfg.Id1
Preferred B___10(J
Carpet .20
515
105
13 X
.26
75
45
inman
50
I
I
8t.
Boston.
95
Mills
45
St P Fire &
22
32 X
Luther Mfg (F R)__»
Merchants Mfg.....
.
20
28
Industrial Cotton
32
vawton Mills ___lUu
(Me)
19
103
Imperial Yarn
70
Holmes Mfg (NB)
1
Preferred
lfto
Mfg
5
88
Jartsvllle Cot M '
3"
2
Taber Mills (N B)
4
Ainer_2.50
Fidelity & Guaranty
Fire Oorp
10
Baltimore
45"
tiamrick
92 X
3
42
Gen Amer Life
Baltimore.
45
—
193240
Cent States
48
Preferred..
40
Notes
Grinned Mfg (N B)_<
Preferred
—
6
St. Louis
INSURANCE
STOCKS.
58
—
4X
Virginia Fire
22
Grautevllle
15
Life—5
Life..;
62"
Grendel Mills.-.
IX
38
Wash'ton
Richmond
78X
50
Gossett Mills
58
32
Sagamore
(F R)
100
36
Glen wood
55^
17 X
M(NB).f
.'•aernati M
55
r
31
.
Gainesville Col Mid
1
(BaJt)
Preferred
r
7% preferred..
Gaffuey Mfg
.50
57"
25
t
Ml V. Wood
—
r
_
100
Rhode Island
_
I
Cottons
ntreal
36
85X
r
-100
vl
25
Puritan
Pen mans. Ltd com (t)
Preferred
.100
40
7% preferred
20
draper Corp
10u
Farr Alpaca (Mass) t
Preferred
45
prov
95
and Marine
Flint Mfg Co
"»"
Duxdale Hos com. J
aesnold
101
4l
Falrforest Finisn Co
Serial notes......
Davol Mills (FID.
General Cotton
132
29
25
64X
89X
Florence Mills.
Cabot
Mfg.-i-.100
Charlton Mills..100
Preferred
130
30 X
15
60
r
r
Preferred
_
3
Preferred
lOu
Berder O Mfg (FR) /
Boss Mfg com
lOO
115
27 X
6 % preferred
Eagle & Phenix.100
Eagle Yarn
Easley Cotton Mills
7% preferred
Efird Manufacturing
EnterpriseMfg (Ga)
Erwin Cotton 6% pf
65
Co—(t)
Spinning
r
6
28 X
60
(tl
r
Durham Hosiery
5
60
lOt
7% preferred
Fine
Berkshire
105
Ditt/iot. Mills.__ iyj\
Dnnoeaii
vlilln .ii»
"7"
8
5X
(t)
Merchants
r
50
98
59
27
38
Ltd._f
□an Cottons.Ltd. 100
Preferred
-.100
DomlnText, Ltd_(t•
Preferred
100
Jan Convert,
20
_
45
10
Dixon Mills—.—
6% preferred-—-t
-
-
Canadian Mills
3
Darl'K'e
50
Preferred——
Arlington SA (Mass;
4*ssoc Textile Cos. _t
.
Mfg (SO/.
12X
9
Amoikeae Mfg
Mfg
Provldenoa.
65
168
Ail.
Bid.
Pat
■tooka.
Per share.
70
13
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Stocks.
31
mm
60
160
Preferred
m
mm
61
(D K)_10J
▲lgoDQulu Print.
.1
American Mfg._10o
Beacon
m
Converse
Northern Mills.
Preferred.
Ask.
Per share.
Per share.
TEXTILE
x Ex-dividend,
t Without par value.
10X
July
1934.]
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks.
Par
Bid.
Ask.
Per
Bellinger Mines..
Hemestake Mln.lOf
Howe Sound
Hudson Bay
&
v
Stocks
17%
.(|j
industrial and
Preferred
%
2^
2'1S
48%
4%
4%
1.95
30c
Copper..
MiningCorp(Can)(t)
1.75
r
Mohawk
25
Mother Load Coali'n
Mines
(f)
New Jersey Zinc..25
%
44%
52%
2%
43%
53
Qulncy
rt
•
San Toy
.-<■*
%
Shannon....,
Sbattuch
20
30
1%
131%
125%
100
Allied Mills lnc_.(t)
Allis-Chaimei
r
Common..
(t)
75
25c
U
2 32
7%
Ventures Ltd
(f)
Walker Mining
Weuden Copper
(f)
Agric Ohem—
(Delaware)
t
75c
Amer
4%
67%'
4%
r
4%
80c
,1 k
j
88c
%
Am
(f)
Bank Note
10
6% Preferred..50
| Am Beet Ruga-*
ft*
i-h
15c
29c
■
Amer
a
Per share
15
a
15
a
25
a
0
Cent
j
a
Ohlc KETrus's 1000
25
a
Bldg Tr (b)
City It e t (c)._500
Congress St Associ¬
ates (Boston)
i
Devoush BldgTr(b)i
East Boston Co (b).
Essex St Tr (Bost).l
Factory Bldg Tr (b)i
Fifty Associates (b).
Hotel Tr (Boston).
Kimball Bldg Tr(b)<
49
50
2a
)an
am Car a
(t)
Preferred
101
Chain com_.( +
7% preferred ..100
Am Otticle
>
-
Am Cigar
Preferred
250
Amer Coal (n j) .25
ioc
-10'
-
a
16
n
"
a
"l%
a
""
13
a
650
a
28
a
Oolortype._10
Amer
Commercial
Alcohol
20
com
Amer Cyanamld a10
Class b_
20
10'
a
15
95%
145
American Dry Ice..
Amer Encaustic
Tiling Ltd
(f)
Amer Equities oo..l
Am Express.
1
am-Hawalian
Am Hld» &
88
26
3%
%
Chicago t a Tr_10(
75
01tjyhd(Alb.nymof
amei
100
77
Amer
Amer
Empire Title&GulOO
Fidelity a d (md 20
16"
Home Title Ins (ny)
"3"
Lawyers' m Ce...20
1
Mtge
Bond
&
com
New
34
.
2%
2%
2
...
Amer
Locorrmtft*-
7% preferred ..100
%
Amsterdam
5
Amer Mach A fay.*
Am Mach & Metr(f)
Vot trust ctfs..(t)
Mortgage Com. 10
Guar
a
16?
4%
of New York___20
2
895
100
Tack
aummoh (t)
28
350
35
9
5
23%
8%
26%
8%
100
1
"l%
"1%
6
.
50
10 uX
101
Watch
Preferred
10
21«
Burco
23%
lnc com
Balal»»*i'
Bftldw
28
32
Baliituiwrr
34%
34%
a
15""
Ltd—
receipts.Burns Bros com a(t)
3%
3%
2
4
(t)
1
Corp
Am dep
Vot tr ctf
6ff
"»■
!lyi
IX
6%
100
Bldgs pref ctfs .100
Butler Bros
2b
Butler (James) —10
rube. i0t>
4%
38
~8%
.
—
100
—
Barker
Bros.
98%
5%
28
' +1
-
4%
13%
14
24
55
14%
9%
8%
30
Bay us
7
6h% conv pf.100
Barnsdall Corp.__-5
Baumann (l) pf.100
30
15
9%
9
98
100
Beech-Nut
Pack
20
hem'way(t)
66
Beldlng
12%
Bellanca
(t)
Ualir Pack c«»rv>
Wyant
14
8%
%
3%
2%
21%
52%
i
16%
Aircraft-—
40%
21%
Can Dry Glnv Me 5
Canada ss Lines., t
Preferred
Canada
Wire
Canadian
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
,(f)
12
(t)
22
10f
Bronze
Preferred
s
"6%
(f)
102
Canadian Car a f(t)
Preferred
26
I Par value $100.
21%
6
&
Canad Celanese..(f)
k Lastsele.
9%
,VA
42
2
....100
Cable a
Class B
1
Bendlx Aviation...5
8%
5%
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend,
32%
8%
10b
Preferred
0
17H
16%
31%
&
7%
14%
17%
100
107
Can Falrbank pf.100
par value.
4
12
Cannon Fdry..(t)
Cement. j0(:
Preferred...
preferred .100
Common v t c
20c
9
2%
Canada
.
7% 1st pref— l,w
Beatrice Cream
25
7%
(t)
..
Byers (a m> "om
7% part pref. .100
Cable RadioTube(t)
Cache La Poudre—
Campbell
7%
101'
Preferred.
Butterlcx Co
Bamberger (Li & Co
6 h %
oref
100
Bancroft (j) & Sons t
Preferred
100
2
14
Terminal
Bush
10%
46%
if)
hH
1
8%
13%
1%
2%
7% debenture. 100
60
preferred.
Preferred
ctfs-.(t)
Bush TermOocom(t
100
wks
Warrrants
35
*6%
7%
tr
1%
7% cum pref. .100
Burr Add ml»chlne(t)
rati-
Lor
6
Warrants
Burma
Preferred
9%
Burden Iron pref 100
Baker Chemical..(t)
11%
40
(t)
Axton-Fisb Tob a 10
19%
15%
6
3%
ft)
$3.50 con v pref (t)
Bunte Bros com.. 10
Corp
w )
10
3
7% preferred
Bulova
NicuJtOo.t
Prior a
(t)
Babcock *
31
5%
64
Bullard Co.
AutoVot Machine(t)
24
35
14
\utiouj
18%
57
33%
5%
58%
9%
5%
24%
Angostura -Wupper-
34X
7
54
7% preferred. .100
wheel
--(f)
48%
6% preferred-.100
Trust
USFidelAGu(Md)
Powder.
Atlas
1
20
Plywood... (t)
10%
6%
Pipe l
61
Bucyrus-Erie Co. 10
7% curu pref. 10(
$2% conv. pref..6
Budd (f, g) mfg. ft)
Vot
IX
7% preferred.. 100
Laundry
Machinery
Preferred
15
.25
125
9
(t
Budd
'
.
2%
55
123
Buckeye
luu
t,
10
2
Com class b. _.(t)
Cnrp.
New York Title &
Title
(f)
Am Intern Corp..(t
Amer-La France
Auburn
19%
17 x
2i
(t
pfioo
33
Amer
Tltlt
.(t)
Casualty (Rsltl
ho-tiery
Ice Co..
non-cum
Foamite
2%
l
itou
Amer 1 g Chem a
Lawyers Title &
Guaranty
100
Lawyers Westchester
Mtge. a Title. 100
Maryland Cas Co.
6%
Home
Atlas
11%
52%
Collendor
.2*
ss linen
Atlas
10%
Brunswick-Baiac
Ltd
5% non-cum pflOO
mann
iih
1«
t.eathc
11
dep rets ord
.registered —£1
57
3%
14%
9%
7 % preferred. _ 100
Bruce (e l) com_(t)
Am
140
z.
7% preferred ..100
Bond a m Guar..20
El Indus,
35
3%
13%
b-_.
Com
1%
at»
25 X
56
29%
Brown
55%
45%
Refill
15
15%
(t)
Distillery
(+)
21
8% preferred-.100
guarant EE &
sape deposit 8t OCK3.
Ioduntries
a aautlC
35%
14
Coupon
(t)
Registered
(t)
rtru-Aaiet 1'oD regit,
Brown Fence & Wire
42
_
Am Hardware
title
5
'>ry
'''d#
i
6% 1st pref...100
7% 2d pref... 100
3X
15%
Ltd—
35%
Brown Forman
.
w
24
95
5
Brown Co 6% pf-100
5
Apparel
+ulf A
15
22
10«
p'-ef.
6%
it*
Ordinary bearer £
41%
2 x
13%
10%
(t)
25
British Celanese Ltd
Associated Rayon (t>
Atl Coast Fisheries, t
10«
Amer Hard Rub..5(1
.
2
%
(t)
a
i
1%
'
.
Amer dep rets
Assoc
96%
..
i*.
5
Class a
Associated
147
100
Amer
92%
Art Metal Constr.10
Art Metal Works..5
Assoc
%
4%
1%
%
2%
Brit-Amer Oil
25
20
Fdv ..it
7% preferred.. 100
7w„
l>»-
Associated Oil
Am Caramel-.-.100
Am
l$f
25 x
110
13
17H
Mfg
Briitol BraHS.
7% oref.
5
56
Canadian
15
300
a
2
IX
♦
..
Properties
a
Artloom Carp
50
53
.
«
•baa*
Armour A ca (111)-
Am Brake Sh Ac f
7% preferred.. 100
(Bos).lOO
m
6 a
28%
b'r'g._5
Hotels(t)
Brighton Mills pf—
Bright Star Elec—
Class a
(t)
Class b
(t)
Brill jorp cl
v
pref.. 100
Osm Ol A
Cam ci b—
"1%
r<
.
7% preferred.. 100
12 X
Am
seal estate te
* land 8tocke
Bos Sior w h'se (b) a
Boston Wharf Co. j
Armstrong Cora
Arnold, Constable
70 x
7% preferred-.100
Albany Tr (Bost)lOl
40
12 %
Common
Bd of Tr Bid Tr (o)
Bos Gr'd r't Tr (c)
32 %
15
21
American Booa-.luu
9%
Gold
Zenda Gold Mining
33%
21
75
Bridgeport vlach. o
Briggs Mfg
(t
Brlerir« ar strntton ft
-
co of
guar
100
Bristol-Myers
33
7%
18%
Hose
preferred 100
Second preferred (t)
7% preferred.. 100
4%
33%
51%
7
19
First
Arcturus Rad Tube t
i 5
23
105
17
.
Bowin Bilt
Armour & Co.—
w
81%
40
.26%
6
Oorp.(t)
Bower Roll
(t)
31%
50%
68
Am
"10
86 prior pf w i (t).
7% preferred.. 100
Bev'ge Corp ..1
7% conv pref—5
.
%
Wright Hargreaves
Mines
_(ti
American Arcb..
rit.nn
(Ma«n).(t)
fiour
8l"
26%
22%
100%
Botany Cons m a50
Bourjots. Inc
(t)
$2.75 cum pref...
Cla
Agric Ohem—
(Conn) $6 pref.(t)
1%
62%
0%
16 m
Archer-OaDlels m1(1 +
Com
55%
35
Rubber corn.(t)
70%
9%
28%
59%
Ar
59
54%
t
Preferred
69
Amer
%
6
Andian Nat Corp (f)
Anheuser-Busch. 100
9
59
50
^.25
Woven
Boston
Brlllo
4
b
Traveler
(t)
8%
13
Boston Herald
a
25
9
50
51
7% pref
100
.Scrymser: 26
25
paper
6
Borg-WarnerOorp 10
.
w
22
10
Born
66"
1
50
Common
Borden Co
$6 hi conv nref r*)
Anchor p a Fence f t)
i'
107%
43%
Bohn Refrlg pref. 100
Bob Ami com a_.(d
(t) i
Apex Elec Mfg
5
16%
105%
5
Brass
p
Preferred
2
.
7% preferred.. 100
Amer Wringer
it>
Am Wr Pap v t c
1
$6 pref \ t c
(t)
Anaconda w & o. (t)
Anchor Cap
(t)
10
.
Leather
■
7
30
20
Bohn Aluminum &
63%
54%
Preferred 7%
Amerada
Jnrp
50c
25c
Utah-Apex
f
com.
6% pref..
...100
Class o warrants. k
Amal
6%
Belmont.l fc
0
100
Class d warrants
3%,
2oc
..
6 % preferred
1 ho
Alum Goods Mfg. (t)
Aluminum
Ltu
(t)
2%
11%
6H
5%
Utah Copper Co
1
Utah Metal a Tun
105
15%
15%
15%
14%
Preferred
Aluminum Co
u
Mining.. 1
Treadwell Yukon...
United Verae
w
130
8%
Alpha Portl Oem.(t)
3H
Reed Gold
132%
8%
4c
15c
__
2%
/vuk
*
'vino
A ^ W.,ol
1
r
aun-.i
5
t
60
10
Bloomlngdale Bros.t
Pref cum 7%--100
Blu men thai (s)—
Common
(t)
lnc 7% pref.
lo<i
Bohack (h o) com.t
1st nref..—
10p
Bohack Realty pf—
6% preferred.. 100
35
&
.100
Preferred..
10%
2d preferred
Tobacco com_25
Am Transformer
X
1%
flenn
Boh k k t
1
60
Type Found, (t)
7% preferred-.1001
uyc
Corp
7% pref
pref
(e w) Co...
52%
5%
18%
4%
23%
(t)
B
12%
....
Bliss
Am
18
AlUed Kid Co-
20%
Teck-IIughes g m.l
Tintic Stnd Mining
Yukon
Industries..(f)
2%
75
1
Silver-Lead. 1
Tonopah
Tonopab
(t)
Brewing
Distilling Co
<x
f bread
V V
Am
Gnrnirif»n
3c
_.
5
Sliver King Coal___5
Slscoe Gold Ltd
1
So Am Gold a pla..
Stand
14%
99
Allied
27-i
20%
,
on..
it*
98%
78
com
19x
7% preferred. .100
10
(+)
(t)
Preferred
Blaw-Knox Oo--.(t)
■ •
Am Sumatra Tob
4
X
T"
6
~3%
pf 100
f"drie»
8%
"2"
Preferred
7% preferred.. 100
\m~r lean St-,re*
American Stove. 100
a
ruga*
l
7
it)
.
com
Ubeua
non-cum
61
Elec Oo__5
Blauner's
7% preferred.. 100
6%
33%
60%
7%
(t)
26
Bing & BIng
14%
120
6% second pi. 100
Am Snuff
.2"
Electric
AJle*b Steel
18%
1%
1%
27%
Mining
Seneca Oup
6%
2
16%
13%
..1
%
ig
Convertible pref..
hares.
"2%
2
70
Allied
1
1
<♦>
Antelope Mln
Ltd, Amer
St Anth Gold
2%
Rubber-...<1
Appliance.
4%
18%
1%
1%
1S
9
it>
Alaska Pack AssnlOO
16%
13%
*»'
T"
Am Steel
(t) k
..
Reduction
Ship bldg. _(t)
Ship <sc Oora(t
14%
119%
ArnSmelt ac Refg. (■*
"%
Affiliated Prod.,
(t)
Agfa Ansco
(f)
Allen
...
Amer
Supply Mfv?
Class a__
Air
&
Pocahontas
Premier Gold vi
Roan
.1o1
Algoma Consol Ltd—
7% preferred
5 jfc
Creek—
Amer
6
%
%
1%
4%
(f)
10
.
Air-Way
90c
25
Mlnee
Salamandra—10
Ranor (+)
American acreiv.lt '
Amer Seating vtc. t
5
45 c
%6
(t) k
Safety
29
50
Piano a Plan
Ainsworth Mfg
W.
4
42c
6% prefser b.lou
am
Aeolian- vveuet
Aero
25
Am
9%
Advance-Runm'v (t)
Co pref
Aetna Brewery
43
Pioneer Gold, Ltd.l
Tom
55"
"8%
vim
86
90
Aeolian
Class a
(t»
100
_
28%
100
w
Addressograph Multlgraph Corp.. 10
Aetna
.
Psnd
.110
Lkiiibu<
19x
32
33
oref.. 100
cum
Blrtman
7% preferred. .100
Aiu
16 x
&
oref.
cum
1 %
Bickfords lnc
8
'
a
Hillings a Spen
Am Republics com
(t)
40
7%
8%
77%
Radiator
Stand 8c nit
110
5
<1
Class b...
50%
Ros&rlo
Newmont Mining. 11
Niplsnlng mine#
Noranda
Mines.(f)
North Butte
10
Ohio Copper
Old Dominion co 2'
co»r
(t
„
5% preferred
Adams Millis
7% pf w
2%
Amer
45
33%
t c..25 k
v
Adams Express
I
n y & Honduras
Mines
%
52%
"5%
38
Steel
Acme Wire
1%
51
ic
..
25
Acme
Preferred..
85c
New River 0»....lu
Enterprise
/!(
48'"
McIatyrePorcupine
107
54%
3%
21%
Magma Oopper oclo
Mayflower Old Oolk.
Patlno
2Yt
8
54
100
(t)
Acetol Prod a
"%
f
Louisiana l'd & Ex t
(t)
7% preferred
29""
110
21%
Kildun Mining
1
Kirkland Lake Gold 1
Lake Sb Mines Ltd )
"4"
6
31%
Co lnc—(t)
Betnlebem Steel, (t)
best
3
1%
1
Berghoff Brew
&
(t)
17
45
Benson & Hedges (.
50
Ohem
*
pa*,
6% pref ctfs ..jno
1%
Kennecott Oopper_1
Lake
Abitlbl Pow
16%
44
common-
Preferred
50
Preferred.
Amer- Potash
35
29
Loan
t
1st preferred
Industrial
Beneficial
pref. 100
..
Abraham Aacraui
27%
Per share.
(f)
Amer Pneu Serv_.2(>
79"
100
7% preferred.. 100
13%
5%
106
1
conv
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Stocks.
Amer News
Dairy..(t)
Preferred
5
Isle Royale Oop__2t
Consol
51%
49%
Abercrombie & Fitch
Island Creek Coal.l
Pacific Tin
Park-Utah—
Abbotts'
22c
.......
Ask.
'♦
American Meter
3%
5c
Copper
ji
Internatl Mining..1
Warrants
Iron Cap
copper, it *
Preferred
6%
Abbott Lab'tories(t)
inspiration uons
_
Amer Metal Co
14
2%
Bid.
share.
18%
56
13%
Par.
Am Maize
Prod__(t)
Amer Maracaibo__l
miscellaneous
Imperial Eagle Mln.
Miami
Stocks.
420
55%
Idaho Maryland
Oonsol Mines
Kerr
Ask.
Per share.
Mln
Smelting..
Bid.
Par
91
STOCKS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
share
400
tc
MISCELLANEOUS
&
are as near as
.
8
14%
19%
65
Sale price,
x
Ex-dividend,
111
t Without
TNT>TTST"RTAL
93
A
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Stocks.
Stocks.
Ask
Bid.
Par.
Par.
Bid.
Uonsol Oil
Canadian Gen El IOC r
Preferred
50 r
Consumers Co
97
7X
49 X
~7X
70
100
(t)
..100
7% preferred. .100
Co
74 X
C®„ 10l>
-Catalin Corp
Oont Bkg A (vot) (t)
Class B (vot)..ft)
6
25X
Continental
83
Oont'l Oil (Del)... 5
Cont Screw com. It
90 X
IK
14 X
8X
7% pref
.101
Celluloid Corp ...15
1st preferred., (r)
*7 pref
(t)
.
Aguirre
—(t)
3
4X
9X
Courtauds
(t)
Checker Cab Mfg.6
Cherry-Bur Corp (t)
Preferred
100
118
Preferred
Chic
June
10
(f)
1
Crown Cent Petrol
18X
18X
Crown Cork Int A(t)
Ci-nwn C'k A Soal (f)
cty■ A
Dn St Yd stpd-100
Preferred.
Chic Nipple A
Chic Pneu Tool
#3X
(t)
prof
conv
$2.70 preferred (t)
X
7X
21X
f
Chic Rivet & Machf
13 X
26 X
6
27
Chrysler Corp.
39X
19X
Oln
Dn Stk
5
..
Yds. ft)
Cuhan
39X
22
5
City Ice A fuel
(Cleveland) ,_.(t)
cum pf..100
19X
m
Eq Co
—
17 X
Olev Un stk Yards
10X
6K
12
Corp
Deep Rock Oil
& Ref 7% pf
3
Deere & Co
3X
30
duett. renfHMi».
t
30
7% preferred. 1100
105
125
Aluminum.ft)
COCa-Uon,
Class
Ou_
_"~ft)
A
Peet
^ A,hmaij it,
16X
79
"7"
2
6
.
7
5x
6X
24
21
Paeeju ^jrtJ
Arms Mfg.
2/
b
2ix
IX
Columbia Baking..t
t
.
{
Colo & G
Columbia
v
IX
2X
2X
24 X
25X
25X
25
24X
6% part pref
..100
Dictaphone com.(t)
19
Oomm'l Invest Tr. t
Conv pref opt ser t
Oomm Solvents
t
108X
22 X
106
49
56 X
Mach v t c
Oonde Nast Pub"
Vt)
Oongoleum-Nairn
Congress Cigar
7X
27
t
t
Aircraft.." 1
Auto Mer v"tc
10 X
9
25
Domln Textile...(t)
Preferred
100
Douglas Aircrf __(t)
Douglas Shoe pf.100
Dow Ohem
Dow
12 X
Dresser (8 R) A__.t
Class B
{
1
__10f
(t)
1(K)
Draper Corp
t
Franklin RySup.(t)
4X
4X
20 X
19
85X
r
r
130
132
119
Gardner
60
65
Garlock Pack
56 X
59
12
10
14X
General
3
3X
pf
f
Cons Laundries. _(f)
14
*
Inliquidation.
2X
U2%
j- k Last sale,
cum
A Co
pref.. 100
I) de S
100
.20
stock. .100
121X
5X
17
104
89 X
88 X
com
Deben
5)1
n Nominal,
123
r Canadian price,
100
(t)
f
Asphalt
10
%
2X
30 X
2b
(+)
63
64 X
20
22
7% 1st pref... 100
Hahu Dept Sts .(t)
6X% conv pf.100
1
l'A
7X
62
75
c25c
32 X
21
28
10
14
2X
16
83
99
Hall Lamp com__(t)
Hall (W F)
4
10
Preferred.^
$6 pref
Hammermill
6% cum
Sanua (M
95
15
18 X
2 X
2X
2X
3X
36 X
18
9X
104
23
s Sale price. > Ex-dividend,
4X
9X
106
7X
3X
6
36 X
18X
,
4X
6X
6X
7
8
39
41
91X
93 X
93
100
94 X
Paper
10
pref-.100
1st
A)
$7 cum.pref
(f
Happiness Candy
Stores class
X
•X
18X
18X
A_._f
Harb-Walk Ref
^
100
Hartman Tob
85"
5
ilH
100
Halle Bros
Preferred
60
4X
.100
.ion
Common
Brouae..__
5
General Cable.,.(t)
Class A
_(t)
1
Preferred
Common.
13
112
2
43^
Sale A Kllburn—
Printing vtc
10
Watch.(t)
y
32
2X
..t
Hamilton
13X
Gen'l
6
29
v t
6% preferred. .100
Gulf Oil Corp
Gulf States st*i..
12 X
5
7% pref
5X
Groc St Prod
8X
6
Corp.
8% preferred..(f)
25
17 X
10
Hart, achaffner A
Marx
.''.100
Hat Corp class A_.l
6 X % cum pref
with
Transportation..5
25
44
American
Gen Aviation
Gen Baking
dug
50
33 X
114
17
11
Gen Alloys Co
Class A pref—II.
11
7% pref
Gen
West
42
Denver _(t)
5
Indus.. 1
8%
2d
102
15X
DuPont (E
Fuller (G A) Co—
Partlc pref__..(t)
4
Duplan Silk
part
FreenortTexOo. 10
6% conv pref. 100
110X
61M
Film
24
Greyhound Corp...5
71
12
11
101
19X
19X
19X
16 X
60
50
t
62
preferred
t
Gabriel Co. c 1A
1
Gamewell Co .._(t)
$6 conv pref—.(f)
17 X
60
3X
X
X
15X
95
r
85
6X% pfd w w_100
#X% pfex-warlOO
7 % preferred. .100
23
Pap
,
36
Preferred. -_;_10C
14 X
40"
'8X
..25
Nor
130
.100
20X
New class A
(f)
Franklin m H; Mfgt
77 X
Xe
k
41
Preferred
Fov Film—
Preferred
100
Dubilier Cond'ser (t)
Dunhiil
Internat.-l
cum
7X
130
Dominion Stores.(t)
13
9X
27 X
9X
10f
142
19
18
_
90
Driver Harris Co 100
CIgarOorp. (t)
*2
_
85
Domln Rubb pf.lOC
Dominion Steel
Preferred
Preferred
iuantanarnn **ug
.
33
10*
Consol Car Heat. 100
Cons
Cons
Ltd—
Guar Tr rets
Foreign shs A_ .(t)
Foundation Co (Can)
83
10C
3
3X
35X
68X
Glass. 100
com
100
68
3
63
7 X
57
&
32
11X
24
2X
Forem't D'y Prod(t)
Conv pref
(t)
Foster Wheeler.,
(t)
87 conv pref
(f)
Foundation On
1
15 X
23 X
7X
31X
Preferred
Drug
139 X
127
1
100
Great
Ford Co
21X
53
(J) Cruc.-lOC
Doehler Die-Cast (t1
Preferred
50
Preferred
11
l
Tea
P*c
Gt Lakes Tow
11
23
Preferred
(f)
Follansbee Bros.(t)
Food Mach'y.
(t)
15X
21X
Seagrams
(t)
Distillers Liquors
22X
Oompo Shoe—
A
vot co
113
F'orshelm Shop f*omi
Distillers Corp-
73 X
28 X
18
Atl
Preferred
63 X
111X
Ford Motor France.
44
27 X
105
47 X
55
Gt
Non
78
,< + V
23 X
B
Gray Telephone Pay
Station com
10
7% preferred —100
Grelf Bros Cooperage
A com
(f)
Grufid Tap A Die. t
23 X
A Coal
17^
7X
41X
100
Fireferred
32
Ford Mot of Can 1()(
Class A
.1
Class B
Hi
41
27
Graton
104
3
27
31
T)...-(t)
A Knight. _t
10X
23 X
22
21X
Dominion
28
9X
38
GranfteeCity Ste"e1(|j
Grant (W
68
20
31X
71
IX
2X
6X
5X
33
102
26
vJarbouviet t'
Grand Raps Varn.(t)
Grand Union Co.- 1
Great
100
Preferred
8
56
7% preferred-.100
Graham-Paige Mot.l
94
DP'iorgio Fr'f, nnit«
N e w preferred .100
29
%
14
Silk—
Hosiery (voting). 1
15X
99
Flour Mills of Am(t)
60
oixon
lotham
84
31X
25
Preferred
17"
war.i
S3 pref with
Gorham Mfg vtc.(t
14"
48
Diamond Shoe—
warrants)
r
>3
14X
117 K
112 X
r
Gorham Inc com A.1
10
24 X
1
"(t)
com
7% cum 1st pf__25
8% pref d B ..25
6X % cum pref 100
0% couv cl A
50
Consol
100
(non-vot)t
Diamond Match.(t)
(t)
Dominion Bdge.100
Dom Coal pref. .100
*
Commercial Credit 10
Consol
45
.inn
(+)
fc c
Pic
Preferred
Olaiu
22 X
9X
<6
Columbia B'casttag
System Inc..
ft)
Class A_....".5
Class B
Class A
oi
(t)
100
5X
Td
100
R
24 X
if*
w.100
Distillers Co Ltd_£l
Iron.Vft)
8% preferred.."l00
l
15 X
89 X
IK
Col Fuel &
_
,
pref
$6 preferred.-.100
FlintkoteCocl A.(t)
RaynoldfCommon B
....
1st
Preferred
100
Fisk Rubber Corp.l
A
6X % pref (with
4X
Color Pictures
w
De^op
50
10c
Colonial Beacon Oil t
Colon Oil
Corp__(t)
$7 1st pref
2nd pref
6% 1st pf
126X
54 X
ore
*4
X
First Nat 8tores_.(t)
2d pref...
15X
nv<
3X
20
FlrestnneTAKub- P
ds.m
Derby O & Ref com i
Detroit Aircraft.(t)
• si
86 X
16
77 K
0®lt
*
7% 1st pref
Flshman (M H)
246
(|)
Collins Co....,
Aircr
dep rets ord £5 k
35
115
6% preferred—100
77
Goodyear T A R of
California pref 100
Preferred
_
Pref err ed__.__ 100
54 K
Coca-Cola Intern(t)
Caigate-Palmollve-
Havilland
Am
Denv Un Stk
%
1
_
com..
De
30
27 X
(f)
14
FED
7% preferred.
DeForest Phonofilm
25"
6
80
7X
19X
1
A
(t)
5th Ave Bus Sec. (f)
Filene's Sons
'_(t;
6 X % cum pref 100
Film Insp Mach_(f)
%
128
t
irA
5
Co
9
19X
112
45
6
FIdelio Brewery
Field
(Marshall)
8
19X
110X
i
.
14X
7% preferred.. 100
Goodyear Tire A
Rubber com— (t)
29
100
6
Si°^5xA9tlem^ca^--(t)
(T1
Club
Goodrich (Bf*
6X
14
(})
Class B
Gold Seal Elec
8X
5X
Am dep rcts__
6X
(Adolf) Co..5
14X
2X
Flat
7
"5X
100
Goodyear T A
Canada com
Corp
(f)
Enamel...(f)
101X
6X
Gold DuBt Corp v t ct
$6 cum conv pfd.t
6
24 X
Ferro
5
At)
Ollnchfleld Coal .100
Preferred
.100
Gohel
36 X
Federated Dept Sts 1
22 X
20 X
24 X
101
Godchaux Sugar—..
Class A
(f)
8
l
100
5
v t c.
2X
IX
(t)
Federal M01 i'r_.(t)
Fed Screw Wks__tf;
Rubb
24X
Preferred
$7
Fedders Mfg A
L»ecker (A) & Cohn
Common A
Preferred
Preferred
(+)
Clevel'd QuarrlealOO
Cleve Tractor._.(t)
I*
83
12X
Faultless
Co...t
7% prior pref. 100
Globe Underwriters 2
5X
5X
(f)
3X
20
20 X
GJeu Alden Coal
Glldden
3
10 X
65 X
Globe-Wernicke .100
70
Fansteel Products (f)
18
7
Dardelet Thr'dlockt
Davega Sts Corp..6
16X
X
.
10X
24X
75
(tj
.
Davenport Hos'y (t>
i2X
X
1
J™
37
3
110X
87 X
pref.. 100
pref
cum
cum
►
t
7% preferred..100
53 X
Vot trust ctfs
Darby Petroleum (t)
4
com -(T)
Claude Neon Lt
Oleve Cliffs iron-
4X
4X
2
,v?HD£trustctfs
Clark
$8
so
Clark (D L) Co..(t)
Gimbel
12X
Preferred
(f)
conv pref
Rro«
$5
56 X
1
Players
OanOorp com-_(t)
A._
Cutler Hammer
1
2)1
35
128
Fauny Farmer Candy
Common
(t)
Class
5X
(f)
10X
61X
Famous
Ouadman's Sons.
~4X
X
Voting trust ctfs
Class A
OurtlssWrlghtCorp ]
7%
"3~"
City & Sub Homes110
City Stores
.(t)
^
25
|*
8X
100
3
15X
2X
(f)
Ras
51
preferred..100
^alardo Sugar
90
Gillette Saf
&
13)1
_
Falstaff Brewery
80
„7% preferred...
_10C
72
(t)
55
Pack... 61
Cuneo Press
(f)
Curtis Pub com__(t
17 preferred., .ft
85
50
Investing.
--100
IX
14X
X
Gilbert (AC)
Preferred
125X
6X
34 X
9X
23 X
6X
5X
7X
78
X
Falrchlid A via A ..1
1
Cudany
19X
83 X
6X%
_
City
Toh
Preferred
22
City Auto Stamp, (t) k
7 %
7% preferred __10(
6X
71
6% cum pf A—100
Georgian Inc.—
A preference
20
Gibson Art
(t)
35
15
.25
Co..
14 X
30
conv
20
8 % non-vot pf_ 100
Ctfs of dep.. 100
Fairbanks Morse
f
Cuban-Am Sug ...1*
15
Chlckasha Cot O. i<>
ChlldsCo com
(t)
Preferred
-iuu k
si"
1
Ctfs of deposit
7X ,0-ucible Steel ._10f
7% preferred.. 10(
]
13X Cuba Co
23
9
xellow
Dnio
Fairbanks
w
(f)
Gen Tire A Rub..26
100
♦
7% preferred. .100
40
(t)
Vot tr ctfs
.
'
pref
(f)
Gen Theat Equipt
Conv pref v t c.(t)
1H
3
Ex-Cell-Q A AT...3
Crown-Zellerbacb
100
31X
♦
Refrac—
Vot tr ctfs
lOX
X
X
5
Exch Buff Corp
Fair (The) Ohlc
88
IX
Gen Steel Cast com t
25
Evans Prod
6X
25 X
Ry Mlgna'
$6
15
iSS
(+)
w >rr
6% preferred.. 100
7
43
t
7% preferred. .100
EuuJt Office Bidg(t)
tfiureka Pipe L__ 100
Sureka Vac Clean. 5
100
Crowley Milner..(t)
Chic Daily News (t)
Preferred
(f)
Gen
5X
General
8% preferred
Radio
(t)
Publish'g (t)
Preferred
98
lox
9X
IX
17 X
Gen Rayon A stk. (t)
4X
Endlcott- Johnson. 50
Croweil
120 K
21X
95
5
Orosley
85
M.fg__26
Chestnut & Smith
Ohesebr'gh
13
12
21
3
5
4
Paint Corp A. (f)
Class B com
(f)
Gen'l Print Ink—(f)
$6 of with
15X
4X
10 X
Emerson'sBromo
Seltzer class A 2X
Class
B
2.50
t
1
c
en
3
31
102
11
t
t
v
'§"
6% part pref...50
Ely Walker D G__26
1st preferred-.100
2d
preferred —100
12X
(f)
Outdoor—
Advertising A
1
57X
30X
100 X
Gen Optical pf__.(f)
X
Crock-Wheeler -_(t)
Croft Brewing
1
10
6X
k
pref.
32
110
10
Com
preferred- -100
Elgin N Watch
26
Cream of Wheat
Creole Petrol
15X
10X
15
9
5%
General
4X
16 X
84
Elizabeth Brewing. 1
Elk H Goal <)nrp_ 1
100
Preferred
100
148
10X
6X
65
31X
56 X
1
6% cum pref. .100
Motors
12X
50
_t
.100
Mills
,
20
10X
6X
Foods Oorp.(t)
General
General
146
4X
16 X
Fireproofing
Gen
44
98
Indus Am shs
&
com
8
98
37
common
Preferred
6X
8X
105
'
97
Elec Stor Batt
100
Crane Co
90
60
__10l
100
112
Elec Vacuum Clean-
ft)
Sons
43
110X
19X
12X
Gen
6
Kou»k.
Electric Boat
Ltd—
(Wm)
Cramp
32
42 X
General Electric. <t)
Special «% stk 10
General Elec Ltd—
Am dep rets reg£l
Elec & Musical—
Am dep rets ord£l
5X
28
7%
t
7% preferred. .100
i*
28^
:.2h
(f)
Eisemann Magneto t
preferred
100
Eitingon Schiid ..(tElectric \utr> "tr__5
100
Coty Inc
Gen Cigar
Elsler El Corp
.10
.
Preferred
4X
10X
93
5X
7% preferred.. 10(
Champion Coated
•
29
82
Oert'n-Teed trou..)
Special nref
Charts Corp
10X
1
7% preferred-.100
Paper
Preferred
Preferred..
15
28X
.
(t)
Cooper Bessemer.. 1
$3 cum pf A w w.t
Corroon & Rey u»(t)
$6 conv A pref (f)
Cord Corporation. .5
Corn Prod Refg__25
7% preferred. .100
)osden Oil
t
IX
72
32
Central Airport _(t)
Centrifugal Pipe
t
Century Kib Mills, t
Mot
_
~2X
.(f)
com
Associates
Oont Diam'd Fibre.5
82
Vot trust cti._(t)
Central
27 X
Per share.
25
6% preferred. .100
Easy W Mach B_(f)
Eaton Mfg Co
1
Edison Bros Sts—
Preferred
100
25
27
Caterpillar I'racc.lT)
OelaneseCorp —(t)
7% 1st part pf.100
7% prior pref. 100 k
Celotex Co
Eastman
PU8%)(non-v) 10r
Continental Can..20
300
1
1
Ask.
Bid.
Par
IX
X
com
6% preferred-.100
Duval Texas Sulp (t)
Eagle Lock
26
Eastern Mfg
6
Prior pref
50
East Roll Mill
Eastern AS t ines
e
7°7, 1st pref-.100
$3.50 2nd pref.(t)
5
com
Class B
50
Case Lockwood A
Bralnard
Class B
0% prior pref. 100
7% 1st pref...100
Container Corp A. 20
17 X
Stooks.
Hosiery—
Durham
Consol Royal Oil. 10
Consol Textile
t
7% pref
Carrier Corp
Caie (J l>
(f)
r»f wlt-.h warlOO
7 X
-Class B_
(t) r
Oarlb Syndicate._2t
Carman A Co A—(t)
Class B
(t)
Carnation Co.
(t)
Corp
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Per share.
i % preferred.-10C
Consol Retail Sts
1
8X
Indus Alcb_ (t)
Can
Stocks.
as*
Per share.
Pet
warr
100
97
IX
13
4
58 X
100
IX
18 X
5X
60
Hathaway Bak A(t)
2
4
Preferred
(f)
Hayes Body
L
Haytian Corp of Am
12
19
Hasel-Atlas Glass.26
7 X
Saseltine Corp
4X
8X
2X
1
88 X
6
2X
IX
89 X
7
Hearst Consol Pub—
7% cl A
25
t Without par value.
t
25
21X
21X
July
INDUSTRIAL
3934.]
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Stocks,
Bid.
"ir
Stocks
Ask.
Rubenstein—(t)
$3
pref
Helriit
<
7%
io'4
—(t)
iG
W)
/Ginmon
IS*
7% preferred-.100
Herr-Hall-Marv 100
Hersbey Chocolate
pref..
63
94
t
Heyden Chemical-10
Heywood-Wakefield
*
1st preferred
122
Kir by
9
Hercules Powd__ (+>
_
3233
43
19
11
(t)
JkV*
22
.
12
1134
1133
1733
1833 Kroger Grocery A
31
13
3133
99
1933
4
Houston
19
100
com.(t)
9
100
1
954
4134
333
Humble Oil & Ref(f)
10
1
7% prefstmpd 100 k
5
Sylvan.(t) k
(t)
Ideal Oemeut
Illinois Brick
Ltd f t)
x
Registered shares.
Imperial Tobacco
of Canada
Oil
non-vot
A_(t)
Class B
(t)
Indus Accep
Cum pref
100
Indus Finance
industrial
IngersoHt
133
134
Corp."
25
Rayon (t)
nd
(+)
32
JA
27
234
21X
Int Business Mac-
138
*ntfir Button Hoh
Sew
Machine
10
int Carriers
Ltd
rnt Cement
Corp
1
Int Cig Mach
(t)
Int Harvester.-. +>
iy<
16
% cum pref.. 100
Inter^Hper7% pf 100
Bow a (t)
(t)
Int Pap '■
Class B
..
.
Class C
(+
7% preferred-.100
Int
'^trol
it
Int Ptg ink "nm
6% preferred..100
Prod—(t)
Internat Pulp
1
Internat
inter
Wiles Bis. .25
7% 1st pref.-.100
preferred..100
80
110
33 X
2d
ailver
130
633%
1734 Ludlum
15
3
4
134
134
2
1A
17A
16 x
27 X
vi ac
And A
6% preferred ..100
Macfadden Newsp.f
21A vlacraddeu But), .(ti
Preferred. __-.(t)
90
1A Mack Trucks Inc (TJ
2033
8534
IX
233
43
32
35
70
(r)
Hos'y.(t)
Irving Air Chute. (1)
_
<
134
Sugar
15
233
f
i
15
2434
7V
2534 Manlschewltz—. (t>
833 Manning Bowman
A Co class A—(1
433
7
46
49
51X
id<
Pref class B—100 r
38
•3 cum pref—(t)
Jones * 1'iiiigulii)
7.:
I'"
Preferred
Jonas&Naumburg(t)
31
55c
5233 Mapes Cons Mfg.(t)
Maple Leaf Mill- (t)
125
Foil
Maracalbo1 ^'l Expi
33
733
12
Marancha
Steel com
100
3233
7% pref
100
55
62
Marlin
Kalamazoo Stove (+)
23
25
100
Kaufman Dep St
Com
12.SO
Kay nee
-10
Preferred---.-100
Jul I A Co
Kay am
5
70~"
75"
733
1
1
KAlvlnator
Corp_(t
Rockwell
233
3
Mart'n-Parry
Cor
15"
833
434
10
asonite Corp
—(f)
9
II"
17
7% preferred.-100
45
834
Massey-Harris—(t)
Aathi'son Alkali
(f)
7% preferred-.100
Part pd rets
4
k
Mavis Bottling A_.l
25
234 Mayflower Assoc. (f)
1134 Mt», t'L'ne; »-»epi
1633
2X
10
734
4
77
McCaP
Kimberly-Clark.. (t)
Kingsbury Brew._l
12
15
McOord Rad cl B (t)
$3 cumpf x-w-.(f)
»tj
-<rp
*
vot;. T
Non vot Cii>
6%
conv
r
Canadian price,
'1 h
t
pf-,100
McGraw-Hill
"A*
4433
3934
88
434 McCrory 8is
%
42 33
7*5*
86
4
'
3934
'+
$3 cum pf w w_(t)
'
29
t
vlaytag Co..
1st $6 pref
$6 part pref A_(t)
Kendall Co—
32 A
132
10
Stores Co com
5
3
Nominal,
32
50
Pun_t
s
25
22
2iA
3 33
2
133
1734
733
Sale price,
a:
6
2533
2933
29 33
433
234
2
25
834
2733
d'4
121
18
22
10
1434
46
48
1034
1034
2833
.100
29
32
nl*
22
933
2433
834
54
533
Products
Mot Wheel < lorp
10
26
1333
833
_5
1
5*
lr
333
Mouquin Inc
333
2534
933
10
Transit
Y
79
100
7% pref
File
NUes-Bem't-P"'!
Nitrate Corp of
ctfs for ord B
(t)
„
(♦>
Chile
5
4
(t)
233
7% preferred—50
32 34
35
80
83
Rubbe"1
Norwich Pharmacal t
Agene--(t)
Ogilvie F1 Mdib -it)
Preferred
-100
2d
8% conv pf A.100
Ontario Steel Prod(t)
7% preferred--100
1
Preferred -----100
Nat Candy
(t)
Nat Breweries.:
preferred--100
2d preferred--100
1st
vat
*Jitfotiit pie'
*.0
Casket com.(t
Vat
"3 34
733
3533
14233
27 33
143 33
2733
36
16
18
113
98
140
39
1633
3233
3233
1733
Reg
Nat Container
f—(+)
$2 conv pref
Dept
36
141
42
101
Nat Dairy Proi--(t)
Preferre l cl A-100
1634
3533
37
1734
100
133
1634
2333
2634
Stores.(t)
7% 1st pref__-100
Nat D st Prod—(t)
Stpg(t)
Fire-Proof ng 50
Preferred ——50
Nat Fuel Gas
(T)
National Lead._ 100
7% pref A
100
6% pref B
100
H
viUtti
Leather. 10
Nat Enam &
143113
133
10(
Paper
&
(t)
1
.zo
5
Preferred-
...lOe
65
tNo par value.
Owens-Ills <-iia»» .26
11634
1
5
534
75
454
1834
234
Ae
11433
7634
Oxford Paper
1
6% preferred
< o. -10
preferred., (t)
2d
oreferred
(ti
Pac Eastern Corp.l
Pacific West OH. (T>
Packard Motor— (t)
Palrpoint Corp --100
Pan-Am Airways 10
Pan Am Petrol A
Transp com.
1
Panhandl0 P •- R
t
Ftvcltlc iJoasi
1st
...
pref.100
1
MotB_(t>
Paramount
37
234
233
233
2
7
334
18
3734
1034
1 34
1134
1A
12
18
134
334
134
433
3 34
2434
7 34
334
2433
I'utilix
Ctfs of dep.
>Ja<-k«
156
145
100
39
*
«.)•» <**' '
—.10
Davio ou. 11
•
10
Parker Rust Prf--(t)
Park A TUford Inc 1
Parmelee Trans, (t;
Pathe Rxch inc
+
$4 pref cl A- _-_(t)
Peck.Stoiv A Wiii a.
Peerless Mot Oar.-3
Parker Pen
Type
—100
Ref com
Ex-dividend.
U.e "
7% prior pref. 100
Outboard Mot A.(t)
hit,let
9333
r
734
1534
(+>
preferred-.100
Paramount
80
preferred
.
*
Pautepec Oil Co
30
N*'
Elevator
1833
2334
2834
1534
153
out
Nat
334
1434
534
"2"
2
Nat Licorice com iui
.
Otis
33
t
Oppenheim Collins
8% conv
1
Nat
Preferred.
.
Kqulp. t
7% preferred ..100
35
Nat Cash
Nat
7 34
pref
Mlver Farm
Class B
tti.Miii' Baking.v|
Bella—Hess
1
7% preferred--100
Nat, Biscuit
10
1634
533
Okunio
1334
22
1134
8433
1034
.100
65
533
733
103
1233
1
Ollstocks. Ltd
6%
34
-
19
-..-II)
..100
Oil.
Prefprred
Ohm
Otis
20
80
_.
113
20
234
199
14034
preferred..100
preferred--100
1st
.
-
55
103
633
233
r
87
B
6% pr pf w warr
Omnibus Corp ~ t <•
1833
1633
20
r
100
+
(t)
Claso
OhioLeathe
12
634
433
6
148
A
20
C>
1433
1633
6 A
145
N'West Yeast—100
3534
G
An
1433
534
Line—50
N'weat Eng com_(t
1833
Murphv
34
North A Judd—
Inc (t
Munsinirwear
3634
334
3
8
10
C
33
Amer shares
3234
MU
AB
134
433
24
North German Lloy«'
$7 conv pref... (t
Muillm
34
134
4A
2233
Corp_(t)
North Amer Avia.l
No Amer Match .(f)
Northam Warren
Corp convpf—(t)
North Cent Texas _5
No European Oil
1
Ohio Brass prof
..
Mount'u A Gulf Oil
33
434
1 »
t)nek
Novadel
28
t
A Machinery
l8
.100
100
.
Nor walk Tire
—25
Morse Twist Drill
_-5.
Prefenreti $7
14 A
1633
»
23
Marmon Motor Cart
1634
k Last sale.
20
Corp
14
3
B
733
85
7Vs
Keiiogg Switch A 8 10
Preferred
100
Conv class A
9
13 X
36
Class
5
233
434
73 X
16 X
Albee Ornh—
6% preference (t)
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
733
7
vi.t»raiiatlFieiU<& Co
7% conv pref. 100
Kelly-Sprinarf Tire_5
65c
1
1
Marlon St Shov—(t)
Preferred
34
233
433
t
Corp—5
Margay Oil Corp. (t>
Marine Midland
-5
KCStockYdsMelOO
9
..(+
B
Glass
16"
¥
119
A
V
4133
633% Pf w W.-100 k
25
107 X
(t)
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref
(t)
Moore Dr For A_(t)
MorrelliJohu; A Cot
Morris 1 Philip; Cons
Class
v
North Pipe
1
633
733
13
2734
I
..
C
Common
(t)
S% cum pref.-lot
Murray Corp
10
Murray Ohio Mfg
Myers(FE) A Bro(t>
'lash Motors
(t
Nat Acme Co
1
Vat
Aviation
10
7
12
4
.
Mount*'" Prod
35
3
23
Waru
Common
pref..
pref
Noma Elec
134
233
733
5033
Wkf-10
634
3533
2633
633
233
10234
60
(t)
100
Motor
5
4
75
Shirt
w.100
"5"
42
59
633
Moto Meter G A E. 1
433
7% preferred-.100
Maunattan
19
7
illi
62
'+>
*nc
Manati
6
233
233 Mangel St com..(t)
2
7% preferred-.100
Johnson Tin
,*
vietal
2533
4133
UX
Corp
.
46
t
vlousanto On
3433
3233
72 34 Mandel Bros inc.it»
7% preferred-.100
Johns-Vfanr
34
10333
333
534
5433
9833
12
.
t»
investors com
.
Molybdenum vtc.l
14
90
36
Worths 10
28
233
1833
13
5
Lynch Corp
1833
140
7834
1
Steel
-
llH
5% non cumpf 100
Y MerchandiseCommon-(t)
N Y Shipbuilding.
1
N
3
Class A
ii*
pf. 100
conv
$6 ^ cum conv pf t
42
Interstate r>ept st«
Preferred
It)
Second
19
(t)
w
134
(t)
drake
N
16
">6
Port. 1 Coinent
Common
Co common
1834
10
2734
Mock Judson A Voe
Rubb
Air
Nicholson
Montgomery
85
N
»
.
3
59
A
Y Auction
vy
84
16
'*
.
Implem
$6.50 cum Dref.
2
134
4033
9
Sont-
Power
Preferred
N
13
833
6% pref 88T A-100
Mlnueap-Mollte
Mohawk
Vfexlc"
Ltud
•
Mo
32
N .1
VUnneau-Honey wrii
i*
6
634% pref—
100
Worsted pf -100
134
70
—1"'
Regulator
Grain
25
4
13
21
A
(I)
234
ill
Products com—(t)
New Hav Cl com.25
First
_.
Pre' 6
4
2833
634
8
(t
Miller
"333
V
Mill Factors A.-.50
135
-10
123 X Lorlllard (P>
3 A
7% preferred..100
2634 Louisiana Oil Ker <t
25
3
128
834
*
.
7% preferred. .100
Jewel Tea
Loose
A**
40
26 A Lord A Taylor._10U
25
1st preferred..100
33
122
533
133
1
141X T.oft Inc
Long Bell Lum A (t)
22
j*
8o
pref.(f)
cum
30
IntTextBook
.jfc«rtype
$6.50
.10'
Shoe
Interstate
.
Ltew'» Inc
Macy(R H)Cn Inc. i
Mad 8q Gar v tc (t,
1A Malllson 'H R"1
31
7% preferred-.100
100
Preferred
Intl Saf RazB—(fj
intoinat Salt
1
internat
—.
9634
14733
22 A
1633
333
2733
434
2833
..1
3934 Lion Oil Refg
434 'Aquld Carbonic
1
Locomotive Firebox t
1534
734
2633
7% preferred-.100
Int Merch Mar., (t)
Int Nickel (Canada)!
*
22
24
25 A Loew's Boston Th 25
t
7% prior pref. 100
96
9533
Tngl
New
1134
sh
3
Bradford
N»»w
1
13
Class B
,
com
Mldvale Oo_
New
A
8% 1st pref. .100
$2 non-cum dlv
1
2233
94
If
23 X
Int. Agrlc Corp
Mldlaud Sieei
140
10
t
6
oo%
34
333
ft)
Link Belt Co
29
products
71
("p
9833
90
-1"
Preferred—
233
(t)
.
32
22
Wks_1
2434 Lindsay Light
Preferred
60 X
t c
v
90
.
Locom
Class A
534
5
New Bedford Rayon
Class A
1
133
333
1233
10
_10
Middle States Pet—
8
Newport Indust—I
Bedford Cord
77
3
»'et
Class Rvto
?&h/*
134
_(t)
«ugur
Preferred
Mfd-Coni.
4034
103
59
New
73
Oil_(t )
334
1133
6933
1934
o
234 Lig A Myers Toh.aR
Common R
233
7 % preferred- -100
30
Lily Tulip Cup—It)
Lima
Micblga
"433
2633
Midland Royalty—
$2 conv pref—-(t)
2633
Lib McNeil & Lib. 1«
[nterlake Iron... (t)
Tnteriake 8t*>amsh ti
tjo
Mexico-Ohio
C<
Common.
(t
Preferred 7%. 10'
age com
Mich Gas A Oil—(1
3133
(t)
100
10533
3633
334
>J.ercom
64
1133
6834
19X
434 Liberty Baking -_(t)
Preferred
100
334
Life Savers
5
2
ib
Me dean Petrol. .100
77
Lerner Stores
vtc 10
6% preferred--100
Inland
Steel
(t)
Metrop Tobacco. 100
3
3
1034
3134
4A
2A
13
100
45
uH
A Nav.(t)
Pf with war
Indiana Pipe Ldue no
I dlan Relcom
10
Indiana Terr Ilium
1234
Llbbey-Owens-Fordt
s
14
iiH
of Gt. Brit A Ir"Pd
dep rets ord £1
73
11
75
Imperial Tobacco
Am
60
12
333
434
234
Newberry Realty pf
3
100
95
100
„6
J)
iJ
\owberry
2634
45
..100
Metro-Goldwyn—
Pictures 7% pf-27
Metal & Thermit-_t
Preferred
2
29
Metal Textile pref. t
Preferred
7% conv pref
Nelson (Herman)
"34
2433
834
134
2134
t
Neptune Meter A (t)
Neetle-le Mur cl A_t
1134
1
.5
Marhine
Mesta
of Oal
On
Nehi Corp com—(t>
Neisner Bros.
(C
5l"
134
(t)
Metrop Pav Brick.t
37
5
15
48
Mesibi
734
134
12.6<
Common
24
25
50
1334
7% preferred—100
~
(t)
-.
32
Lehign v alley Ooa»t
6% cum conv pf 60
1534 Lehman Corp. .(+
1534 Lehn C f '•»< "w)-1 6
Leonard Oil Dev. .25
~
130
1034
Leh portl Cement SO
4
125
23
26
833
1533
M
Nntoman
30
...
24
34
86
„34
Nat Union Radio (t)
2534
-(t)
7% pref ww— 100
Leb Coal
Nat'l Transit
16
633% pref A—100
70"
134
934 Lawrence Portl&no
Cement.
100
4134
6
3% Lee R'lh A Tire
Lefcourt Rlty Corp 1
Conv prof
1
(t)
30
3433
t ;•
Preferred
1033
Lane Bryant Inc
12"
Hai
100
80
Corp pref
orri.
Mernuiac
1234
134
Nat Tool corn..—50
Merrlt, Chapman &
66
2
Clark
4
VI
Scott
Milling
10'
Preferred
10'
2334
434 Lakey Fdy & Mach 1
t
48 X Lambert Co
20
Landers, Frary A
14 A
.5 k
com
34
2833
333
434
21
Imperial Oil
io5~"
75
com
31
13
Mergenth'ler Lino(f)
Common
Baking commoD '
50
Lake of the Wood
La-Jl ede Steel-.
334
IX
ctfsnew.-25
_
3
Vat 'fen
•
nr-
Preferred
Transportation (f)
59
47
H ygrad e Food Prod
Merchants Refrig—t
Preferred
100
11
51
14
65
i834
55
16
7% preferred-.100
10
' or
133
3533
(+i
25
Nat, Supply
38
Stores(t
1834
-
Nai Sugar Refg..
7A
40
734
1
2
1634
Warrants
•
101
10(
Pr«>forrM(l
38
3733
(t
pf 6%
45
40
25
Nat Steel Car Ltd(t)
Nat Steel Corp—
Oori
Merchants & Miners
6% preferred -_10
Kreuger (G) Brew 1
2
20
22
preferred--
Nat. 8teel Corp
Warrants
61
A.
1st preferred--100
2d
59
«»
MengelOo..
"6"
87
20
1
41
35
66
Household Pin pf 50
Hygrade
333
1
.
52
¥
2A
134
Conv part pref. (t)
Nhi, snin
so Del '♦
20
-(f)
38
64
Class A—(t)
Class
B
?
Huylers Tnc—
Common
(vot'
Com
24
pf A-100
7% cum pref.. 100
atnrpn 1
H'eege
s
434
5433
1?K
Serv
Mt)
Service Cos
i-(t)
Nat
30
4
Dredg.-(t)
conv
Mercantile
82
1 Of
110
Houdall!e-Het-fl!ifl>
Hupp Motor
1st
106
30
Preferred
100
Hormel (G A) & Co t
Horn (A O) com.-(f)
Horn A ifard*t(NY)t
7% preferred-.100
Preferred.
6%
7
634
2833
com
common.
A
33
7 % preferred .100
Kress (8 HI A Go (t>
82
100
Hudson Mot Car
2
5
pf A..50
conv
Mead Corp com
Han Johnson
v
3834
8% preferred--100
1133
834 Kresge (8 ti) *ju—
Hooker Electrochem¬
vot tr
'733
7%
M ell ins Food
Melville
Shoe
Supper* Gas A Cok»
Preferred
' 0r
Howe Scale
McWm
£1
Amer shares
2533
ical
(+)
coin
1833
6334 Kob&cker Stores—
Common
(t)
9634
Cum pref 7%-100
10 X
Hollander
Preferred
Hat
McLellan Sts
234
33
Kleinert Rubber--10
Knox
40
100
Holly Sug Co..
Petrol
Klein (D K> Co..(t
73
Nat Screen
Comraon
Kolster-Brand Ltd—
HIgbee 1st pref—100
2d preferred..-100
Hires (OE) OoA.(t)
Holland Furnace
-100
"
_
-
Per share.
Nat Rub Mach_
-<t>
88
8733
McKesson & Roihb-
12
R> Tnc
.88 preferred
McKeesport T PI (t
9
75
Bid.
Par.
Stocks
Ask.
Per share.
A
A
4% rS 5A
35
29 A
234
234
Mot-
A
Kinney (O
114
147
72
11834
1533
non-cum
conv
1333
Preferred
Klimer Air
'it
pflOO
Hercules Motors.(t;
$4
7
65
King Royalty
Cl
.
Bid.
Pa
Per share.
Per share.
H
Stock*
Ask.
Bid.
Pat
93
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
&
52
20
1
2034
134
134
2
1933
M
20
i
3
6
'
334
334
91
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks.
Bid.
I
Ask.
&
are as near as
Stocks.
Bid.
Per share.
Par
34
leynolds Met
(t)
taynolde Spring
1
(eynolds Tob_... 10
Pender (D)Groc'y a i
Class B_.
(t)
PttUiCk a, Fora
1
11
58%
Go
(t)
cl A prion
57%
Penu Coal A Coke 10
~3%
Penney
O)
(J
0%
cum
Pa-Dixie Geniem
1
7% convpref A100
Penn Salt Mf«
5U
Penn-Mex
Fuel
4
2
6
.(f)
M
8% % conv pf--10
Perfect Circle
t
Pet Milk
l5~
7% preferred—100
Pet Corp of Am
_5
Petrol & Trading A.
Phelps-Dodge
26
io »
l
llH
4%
Phillip-Jones Corn {
7% preferred. .100
Phillips Petrol
t
Pboenlx Hosierv
IV
\v>
'
7 % preferred.. 100
Pie Bakeries
Plerce-Arrow
52%
12%
tc (t)
v
Mot
Car Corp
6
Pierce Governor.(t)
Pierce Oil Ooro
.'M
8%
lH
sH
pref.100
conv
Pierce Petrol.
l
1%
Plllsbury Flour Mills
common
..
(t)
_
Pirelli Co of Italy
Am shs 500 lire
27%
27%
78%
_
Pitney-Bowes Post. 1
Plttsb Brewing
(t)
4
_
it*
36
6% preferred.. 100
Plttsb PI viiass
26
54%
7%
Pitts Screw A Bolt' t>
Plttsb Steel 7 % pflOO
Pittsburgh Steel Fil>
Common
25%
Pitts United Corp 2>
7% convpf
100
Plttston Co.
(t)
3
8%
74"
11%
8%
Porto Rlc A Tub—
(t
.26
x oau
Prairie Pipe L
.26
Pratt & Lambert._..
Prentice
Pressed
3%
1%
1%
4%
2
1%
12
10 %
16
21
24%
27%
30
31
10
5
Hall
preferred _(t)
conv
isr,ee« •
11)
'*r
7% preferred--100
Proc A (iambic.. (t)
8% Preferred
100
6% pref
...inn
Prod A Ref c..ro.60
7% conv pref. _10
Producers Royalty-1
¥
36
2%
37
177
114
PuPlication Corp (t)
First pref
100
Pnllman Inc
• r
Pure OH Co
(+)
8% oreferred__1°n
6% vot pref-—100
Purity Bakeries. (1 >
.
PyreneMfg..
Quaker Oats
(t)
6% preferred--100
Radio-KePh-orpn >
Railroad Shares.-(f)
Product A
49%
W*
68
48%
■13%
122
130
2%
Vie
t
t
com
Rainier
Pulp & Pap.
Raymond Concrete
%
%
27
t
22
Vot tr ctfs com 50c k
Raybewt/os-Mauna
2
17%
Silk
Hogierv M (vot.HO
7% pref vot—100
(t)
9
60
Button-Holt
Machine
10
_
Reece Fold Mach.10
(Daniel), (t)
0 % % pref
100
Reis (Robt) A; Co (t)
7% 1st pref...100
Reiter-Foster Oil.(t)
Reliable
Stores
(t)
3"
14%
.
¥
4%
15
Reo Motor Oar
Renubltc Steel.
6
(+(
.
6% conv pref.100
Respro Inc
25
Roosevelt Field
5
Root Ref Co
Roval Dutch Co N ¥
m
5
Ryan Cons Petrol (1)
Safety Oar H & L100
Safeway Stores—(f)
6% pref
100
7% pref
...ion
St Joseph Stk Yd 100
St Lawrence Corp (t)
78
82
Union Oarb A Garb t
22%
8%
23
(
5
7%
rig
f
(f)
Cap & Steel .5
Stand Com Tob—t
Stand Oil (Oal) ...(f)
(Neb)_-2£
Stand Oil of N J--26
Stand Oil (Ohio)..26
5% preferred.. 100
111
24
A
Preferred
2
10f
.
Preferred B
9
100
55
65"
¥
14
L Rocky Mt &
100
lOf
%
6%
Map.-.100
Savage Aruifl
(U
88
Q%
Schenley Distillers .5
97
27
9IM
m
w*
66
65
ll*
47
9%
107%
59
45
115
7% preferred..100
Sentry Safety Con( t)
Serve! Co
1
Servel, Inc, 7% pref.
Seton Leather
(f)
Shaler Co class A.-f
Sharon Steel Hp. (t)
8harp A Dohme
T
13.50 conv pref.- T
Shatfcuck (Frank fu +
Sheaffer
Pen
(t)
Shell fransp A T» £2
Sterling Products. 10
til.....
vf
.26
Preferred
Stewart-Warner
_
10
_
Sttnne8(Hugo;Corpt
StixBae
&
Shell Union OU
r
5% % conv pf-100
Sherw-Williams ._26
ore t
aA
Sher-Wms
10(
Can—(t)
100
,
f
pref
Simmons Co
i
.
Simms Petrol Co.U
Simon
(Franklin-1
Sullivan
Swhu & Finch Oil.26
Sweets Co of Am_50
SunrayOil
5
(t)
Superheater Co
Superior Oil
Superior 8teel_
Swift A
%
1%
Swift
1
Co.
25
Tnteruat'l__]6
1
Symington <Jo__..,
24
Class
A
.
40
JAt,
7%
Preferred
85
5%
73
26
8
Preferred
69%
107
100
15%
16
83
84
5%
15%
9%
6% cum pref_. 100
Preferred
50
Texas (Jorporatlon26
Tex Pac CoalAOil-10
Texas Pacific Land
166^
10
Trust old stk.. 100
„
3%
9%
4
9%
%
1%
35%
38%
elH
¥
6%
25
30%
22%
23%
Tide W Assn OH.
t
5%
4%
6
15%
15%
Torr'ngtou Co... tti
Trans Air Transp
1
15
Southeast
South
103
1
104
3
70
Dairlei.
"lass
\
B
t
♦
88
South Penn Oil
25
So Porto
Stocks, Inc
9%
61%
114%
1%
15
4%
1%
12%
4%
25
4%
5%
5%
5%
25
25%
(f)
Expts- (t)
Shipyards ({)
Picture Screen
34%
Trausue A
Steel
rrico
135
60
45
47
.
2%
3%
17%
31%
1%
Forging
Saf
1
n
Nominal,
r Canadian
price,
s
Sale price,
x
9%
3%
4%
Ex-dividend,
conv
pref
U
.10f
Preferred.
10P
....
U 8 Express
S
U
100
Finishing ...(t)
.1 Of
..
.
1
Freight....
8
8
U
S Ind
32
21"
Hoff Maenin'y5
Alcohol,
Leather
7%
(t)
20
$1.20 1st pref-.(t)
U 8 Playing Card. 10
12
U R
5%
(t)
50
l()(i
100
f
3
10
t
Rubber...
f+>
U S Rubb Reel
t
HH8m Ref A Mln.Ai
7% preferred
50
Steel Com
.
n»r
7% preferred-.100
8%
5%
12
1100
40
li*
17%
25
3%
19
6%
13
12%
5%
6%
1st
U
pref......100
^ Tobacco
7%
$6
f
pref...(t)
(t)
United Wall Pap.(t)
conv
Vot
tr
ctfs
Leaf Ton., f +
■
"3%
8% preferred--100
19%
Universal Pictures (f)
8% 1st pref...100
14%
12%
Hnlv
Utica Knit Co
I'lpe >
Pad
7% preferred. .100
7%
f+>
Common
1
21
59
Preferred
JO0
Corp
*
Raalte Co..
5
2%
6%
VenezTn Mex Oil .10
1%
8%
37%
20%
9
76%
%
Petrol.6
_
t
7% prior pref.100
0% part pref. .100
Va Tron C A n
20%
ifu
5% preferred-.100
3%
VIck Chemical
Viking
70%
80
.11%
5%
15
t Without par value.
3%
22
Va-Caro Cnem—
7% 1st pref...100
Common
24
12%
orp
57
30
2%
35%
10
<
Vanadium
3
125
46
1%
25%
7%
%
2%
47%
100
55
1%
<&»
preferred .100
VhUbco Sale*
Van
"7%
1
23
2%
61
38%
82%
pflOO
7% conv pref. 100
Valley, Mould x iron
common
(t)
1%
1%
127%
♦
non-cum
United Stores A
Unlv
7
6%
17%
44
U 8 Stores com., (t
9
34%
5%
7
101
Realty A Imp.
m
3%
(t
8% n-cu lstpf.100
IT
23
18%
22%
Lltho—
x
Common
11%
34
12%
Pipe A Foundry
Common
U8
800
7%
40%
8
U 8 Radiator
Preferred
4
138
51
U S
U 8 Print
1
12%
43%
U S Lines pref—(t)
11%
3%
23%
%
1%
4%
pf.100
Acl A( + )
conv
5%
80
105
c_(t)
v t
cum pr
Part
13%
i.
4
30
17
'
20
7% preferred-.100
0
13
23%
3%
6%
13%
65%
35%
1%
7% conv pref.100
S Envelope
1U0
n 8
5%
Tung-Sol Lamp..(f)
$3
26
Preferred-
u S Gvpsum
2
37
TrunzPork Stores (t)
Tru8con Steel... 10
Preferred
preferred.10
Un Publishers pf 100
U 8 Foil B
16%
99
8%
45
?
(f)
Prof Sharing, (t)
10%
Preferred
Glass—
Furnace Dref
Preferred ctfs..
Un
2%
17
100
ctfs_(t)
com
Veuezueiau
1
Products
Triplex
m
k Last sale,
Preferred
United Ports R'^an
U
Williams
Trtam*teSEf$
Trumbull-Olifrs
35
125
JH
20%
3%
10%
2
Trans Lux
Daylight
3%
75
RIcoflug (+1
8% preferred.-100
S'west Pa P L
3
TransamerlcHdorn f
Exp..100
Sonotone Corp
4
4%
2%
Dye com t
U S Dlstrlb—
51%
Tod Prod
Todd
Aimer Inv—
Pref with warr.100
U nit Piece
8
29
13%
Inc
235*
—
6%
94%
6%
30%
34
Co
71%
9%
U S Dairy Prod A (t
Common
B ..(t
94
13%
Solvay
Mfrs.t
United Milk Prod (t)
$3
preferred
(t)
Preferred
82
28
85
USBobb A8hut.lOO
38
Axie.iO
20
.
Untd 8h Mach Co2fi
81
Tlmken-Det
5
—
6M
pref. 100
conv
P
5
t
Eng A Fdy—
♦
Preferred
100
Un
J*
31
Typewriter
1
Smytn Mfg Co—25
Packing—(f)
60%
t
pref.100
conv
Tlmken Roll Bear (+)
Tobacco A Allied
100
2
35
35
Smith & Corona
%
1%
35%
38%
9
7% conv pref. .100
Thompson-Starret (f)
13% pref
(t)
Thompson (J R)__26
Thompson Prod
t
Tide Water Oil....
6^
7% preferred-.100
2
5
Co...
8
100
United Drug
Sugar
_1
6%
17
1
ThatcherMfg(vot)(tJ
S3.60 conv pf_.(t)
Thayer-Foss pref 100
61
49^
181%
Ctfs sub shares
Texas Gulf Sulph (f)
Texon Oil A Land—t
Thermoid
21c
common
Preferred
Tenressee Corp..
5
Tennessee Prod__(t)
75
69
106
Old
6% pref
Amer dep rcts._£l
Unit Paperboard 100
3
"9" Telaut'g'ph Corp..5
47^
19s%
3%
1
Technicolor Inc.-(ti
9%
10%
22%
7%
109
2%
Iron A Steel com.t
5
22
United Dry Dock (f)
United Dyewood._ih
r
(f)
10
(t)
$3 part pref-.-(t)
Un Cigar Stores—
16%
f
100
Taylor Milling
Taylor-Wharton
43%
Common
37
2%
1%
Taggart Corp com.t
Tastyeast Inc cl A(f)
Taylor-Colquitt Co t
2%
t
United Molasses Ltd
-ind
Swiss Oil
12%
47
Preferred--
xf
48
177
Smith (A O) Corp(+)
Mach'y-(t)
com
6% cum pref..100
42%
Singer Mfg _...1UU
Singer Mfg Ltd... £1
Skelly Oil
2f
7% non-cum pflOO
Oil
Sun
t
(Jar.
41%
41%
*
ion
Motor
32
3
Simmons-Boardman
Pub
Stutx
Carbon
11
Fuller(t)
Studebaker
117
pref. 100
conv
Unlted-Carr Fast (f)
United
Chemical
11
23
45
U*
101
(f)
_
31%
2H
slH
34%
8
_
21
22%
6
100
107
100
>
7%
20
18%
104
29
25
of Am com._._(t)
United
10%
Corp
T
7% preferred--100
%
5%
22%
46%
113
75%
20%
124%
1%
6
18"
5%
5^
11%
Biscuit—
United Fruit
"7%
21%
Bosch.(t)
Unit Amer
Un Merch A
(f)
1
%
18%
Tobacco..(f)
United
100
(t)
Ret*1'
f
63
Stroock & Co
8% preferred. .100
Scott Paper
7% pref ser A.100
6% pref ser B-100
Scovill Mfg
25
Seaboard Oil
(t)
Seagrave Corp
Sears, Roebuck A
Co common.,
(t)
Seeman Bros
(f)
Segal Lock & Hard¬
ware com
(t)
Seiberling Ruou (t)
5
IV4
91
Stone &-Webster
South'n Pipe Line 10
Southland Royal.(t)
2%
%
34?4
16%
12%
92
Southern Asbestos (t)
1
5%
34%
32%
10
pref..loo
Reybarn Co Inc
1
8
25
7% preferred..100
Schulte Real Est-(t)
12
cum
73%
20%
122%
Schiff (Jo comt»
Schulte
19
Union
48
100
6%% pref
Stetson (J
8%
16
93
Warrants
Stein (A) & Co—
Common
(+)
Stein Cosmetics
235
Savan'h Sug com., t
^referred
1 on
25
Preferred
3t*
100
Salt Creek Con OIJ.l
Salt Creek Prod
5
3
50%
42%
YdsOmahalOO
Unit Aire A Trans,
t
Stanley Works
.21
Starrett(L S) Oo-(fi
Starrett
Corp
1
Preferred
10
Steel Co of Can.- (t)
SB
nn St
United El Coal
.
Pacific Co
28
Stand Textile Prod -1
Preferred A
t
29
2%
1
Mfg._ 10
Corp.. (t)
Union Oil of Callf_25
8%
Stand Oil Export
5% guar, pref.100
Standard Screw .101
105
36
Preferred
100
Brands (t)
(t)
■
7% preferred-.100
34
44
Stand Oil (Ky)___10
30"
%
72%
49 %
26%
Staley Mfg Co new..
$7 pref ser A
Standard Brew
Fisher.
Union Tank Car. (t)
84%
4%
Stand Oil
__100
Preferred..
t c__l
ft)
$3 conv pref A_(t)
Squibb (E R) & Sont
$6 preferred
f
v
Splcer Mfg Co
(Ind)—26
Stand Oil (Kan)__10
34
98
20
Reynolds Invest
pref
100
Kellogg.(t)
6%%
Underwood Elliott
Unexcelled
Stand Oil
13
50
St Lawrence Flour
Mills com
10!
10
Cop & Br.
A
(Jn B A P
Stand
36
28
.
52%
7H
%
50
56%
3%
2%
_
75
1
Royal Typewriter(t)
Preferred-100
Ruberoid Co
100
7% preferred..100
Tung-Sol Lamp. (f)
(Men A Co com
(t)
51
Preferred
ly*
6%
6%
13%
(t)
Standard
1
1
7% preferred-.100
Spiegel-May-Stern
5
"l%
1M
prior pref.10
Rossia Int Corp.. (f)
Roxy Theatre—
Preferred A
(f)
Conv
5
.10
Preferred
7%
100
2%
Socony Vacuum
10
.
ccm
7% 1st pref... 100
8% 2d pref... 100
Class
Rogers Peet—
St L Nat Stk Y
57%
Stahl-Meyer com (f)
56
4
Sloss-Sheff 8 A T
Remington Arms..
Revere
100
inn
A
55
Per share.
1
Class A
5
Snider
Reliance Mfg com 10
Preferred
100
1st
pref..
Rem't'n Rand
23%
51
1%
100
Preferred
Co 7% pref. ..100
Red Bank Oil
Reeves
10
(t)
Preferred
Raytheon Mfg
Reece
12
6%
+
common
Preferred
Real
Robinson (Dwight P)
1st preferred--100
Rockwood
Russeks 5th Ave
Tublze Chatillon
65
14
5
id" Sperry Corp
7
23
Preferred.
9
10
4
Spencer
litter Dental Mfg.t
Co
8
58%
4%
3%
Sellers ((> b A Sons
88
Rainbow Luminous
Class B
t
t)
Bid.
Par
52
1
Common
Riverside Silk Millst
Preferred
10 fc
..
3%
Stocks.
♦
Common
Spear A Oe
25
Selby Shoe
(f)
Selfridge Prov Stores
Am deprcts_---£l
Propper M'Oairm(t)
Pile
Pref x-warr
Ask.
Per share.
Sparks-VVlth'gt'n Co
Sanborn
40
Plimpton MTg CnlOO
Plymouth Cordage..
Plymouth Oil
6
Poor A Co class B. (t)
Class B
(t.
Potrero Sugar
6
Powdrell & Alexander
99'"
St Regis Pap. corn!
8%
15%
6% preferred ..100
Prairie Oil
98
85
Preferred
(t
Preferred
10(
Plttsb Term CoallOO
45M
Spalding (A 0)ABr(t J
7% 1st pref--.100
Spaug Ohalf't & Uo f
6% cum pref._100
Rlchman Radiator—
.
Class A
45H
100
Pref class
(f)
Preferred
Pitts Coal (P*V ..IOC
21%
18%
60
Richfield Oil of Calif
Rocky Mt Fuel
Phil & Read O & 1-1
Pnila Insui Wire
ind pref
STOCKS
Bid.
Par
sVA
.
7% conv pref
(lke-Kumler
Peoples Drug Stores
Common
20%
common
10
Rice Stlx Dry Gds.t
1st pref
100
.
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share.
"
Common
MISCELLANEOUS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of
Issue.
6%
5
Pump....
Preferred
Vogt
Mfg
Vortex Cup
(t)
t
Class A
(t)
Vulcuu Detlnn»ngin(
7% preferred. .100
3%
81"
18
4
15%
34
4
29%
6%
13%
30
71
106
1?
2}
July
1934.]
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks.
Bid.
Waco
Aircraft...(f)
Company..(f)
Wahl
15%
1%
Wal tt & Bond Inc A (t)
Class B
Waldorf System
(f)
(H)
Bros
Co
Warren Bros
50
17
Warren iMv
"4 X
5%
20
9
Class
A__
W Va Coal &
2l*
i
Va
23
r
Alden 6a 1941
f
/
/
/
/
f
/
..-J&J
Algonquin Apartments 6s ctfs
Allerton 55th St 5%s 1945
Allerton N Y Corp 5%s '47 J* i
Ambassador Hotel(Los Ang)6s '43
Amer insur Un Bldg 6s '41.MAN
luH7 M.V.H
Batterymarch Bldg (Bos)
34
27
§5
1st
—
19
.
mmwmmm
35%
30
50
35
JAJ
1938
39
51
1934 /
3
of
redemp'n 1934 *f 35
6% notes 1931 ext to 1933 -JAJ /
1
8'way Barclay Office Bldg be 1941 / 26%
Bway Mot Bldg <N Y^ 6s?48.FAA
61%
45
Bway & 38th St 7s 1945
«.
63%
53
38
30"
33"
Budd Realty 6s Juno 1941...
6s Sept 1941
Bush Term Bldg 1st 5« 1960-AAO ft
62
63
62
63
_
/
/
/
/
Certificate*
of r|eo"Hit
Circle Theatre 6s 1936
«•
\f.
>•!
Oouri
csl
46
48
34
40%
61%
44
44
36%
45
80
54"
91%
89,,
64
65
90
94
94
97
{
AAO /
15 1035 MAS
-
-
9
34
37
39
/
/
23%
26
28
28
Eastern Ambassador Hot 5 %s '47
Eighty Firth Ave 6m 1940
J\
A
11%
12%
ctfs
--
18-20 East 41st St Bldg 6s 1940- f
18 Gramacy Park South 6s 1938. /
11 Wen 42d St 6%s 1946- -M&ff /
Eppley Hotels 6%s 1941.. --JAJ /
Eqult Office Bldg (N Y) 6» 1962
Ferry Sta P O 'San F ^
1934
Film Center Bldg 6s 1943
6%s 1936
502 Park Ave B:dg 6s ctfs 1941
/
15 West 81st St 6s
-1944 f
5th Av A 29th St Bldg 6» '48-FAA
fith Ave
Sftt" St ft
1945
/
42d St A Lexington Ave Bldg—
6 u8 1945
/
~
48 E&chaiive
i»iace
Rldg 6s
?938
1512 Spruce St (Phlla)
1st m 6s 1943.
AAO /
51 Fifth Ave 6s 1943
A&O /
50 Bway Bldg (N V) 6> W.MJtr /
1500 Walnut 8t(Phllai 1st 6s'47
/
.
40
Wall Street
42 Broadway
....
Bldg 1st 6* 1958
Bldg 6s 1939.-JAJ
42d St A Lex Ave Bldg 6%s 1945 /
Fox l)et Theatre 6s IW4J....Aau /
Fox Metropolitan Playhouse—
sink fund conv 6%s 1932-MAN /
Fox New Rng Thea 6 %s '43 FA A t
Fox Theatre A Office Kldg
1st
31
20
8
...MA" f
f 61941
/Flat price,
n
AAO /
Nominal,
—
32
55
57
38
45
48
....
13%
37
42
26%
34
35%
50
15
44
30
27
.
28%
51
53
43
46
34
9
35%
38%
39%
11
9%
15
ft Sale price.
10%
11*
5
1
.FAA
Inc)—
JAD
the date of issue.
f>pr
60
leaseh 6%
Harrlman Bldg Os 1961
MAN
Hearst Brisbane Prop 6s *34. J AD
6s 1939 to 1942
J&D
6s 1937
J&D
Herald Square Bldg 6s 1948 MAN
61
96
52"
fewelers
i
/
f
Lincoln Mtge & Title gu 5%s '37/
Brd Prop t)a 46-JAD
Loews Theatre Rlty 6s '47 MA815
,
16
38
42%
66
42
.
.
.
.
4
69
47
47%
12
49""
14
91
93
67
65%
98
27%
26%
10
46
M&N
'
-
.
.
.
48
2l"
22"
....
52
35
20
17
81
Milllnery Center Bldg 7« 1944—vtlnaeapolis Parcel f O—
6» July t
1942
.JAJ
Mortgage Securities 5%s ser ANY /
Muuson Bldg (N
Y)6%s'39.M&N
Nat Hotel of Cuba 6s 1959-MAS
/
Nat Press Blda
6%s 1950 A&'D5 /
6%s 1948
AAO /
Nelsuer Bros Realty. Inc—
78
Conv s f deb 6« 1948
.J&DiR ft
N Y Athletic Olub 6s 1946
AAO f
Certificates of deposit-.
79%
25
27"
::::
16""
30
40
Properties. Inc—
Indus
22
"8"
II"
29
32
9%
40
3
46
10%
5
:
w
A&O
72
111 John 8t Bldg 6a 1948
F&A
165 Broadway Bldg 5%s '51 F&A
General s f 7s 1941
F&A
One LaSalle St Bldg 6s 1949 J&J
One Park Av Bldg 6s *34-'35 M&N
6s 1939
Palace HoceUSan Frj~6s AsIFAA
42%
58%
44%
59
60
45
47
Param Bway Oorp 6%s'51--JAJ
Certificates of deposit
Paramount Theatres 6s 1945"J&J
43
45
41%
44%
Claim filed
Claim not filed
1945 /
A&G /
Schulte Real Estate 6a 1935—
With
warrants
J
60
14%
16%
65"
65"
60 Broad St Bldg 6s 193960 Park Place Bldg 6s 1937
...
12%
3
5
15
20
17
* Negotiability
17%
16
--I.
6"
16
21
20%
....
24%
38"
45
48
58%
52
72"
70%
f
w
w
M&N
1948
15%
19
4
23%
45%
23
25
301 East 38th St Bldg 6s 1939— f
Title Guar & Trust 5%s 1932-37 f
Trlnltv Bids 5^m 1939
JAO
2 Park Ave Bldg
1941 /
30"
55""
97%
39
41%
20"< south La Salle St Bldg Oorp—
1st • f fi%s 1958
M&N
2124-34 B'way Bldg ctfs
/
2480 Broadway Bldg 6%s
29%
13
48%
fyler Bldg 6b 19ft3-..
AAO /
nn Post Office- 5 %r- 'S^-FAAlft
/
United Properties 6s 1942
/
20%
17
99
41 ""
23
20
Ave
Bldg Oorp—
1st leashold 6%m 1944 -JAJ 15
/
Van Swerlugen 8- w w 1935--FAA f
1st & coll s f 6s 1938
AAO /
Varlck St Sta P O (N Y) 6s 1941
6
4
16
22
18
62
Wadsworth Bidg'vv)«w ft3.AAr»
60
Waldorf Astoria 7s w w
1954 /ft 10%
Certificates of deposit
/II
Wauamake
(Johu)t'nila.,5%s'49
91
Wardman
eai Estate Properties
1st. A re
6%s 1948
Certif icates or deposit
MAS /
Wardman Realty & Oonscructlon
Deb
i
30%
14%
.
1938
/
22
21
M&S
Washington Properties Inc 7s 1952
Westchester Bd A Mtge 5%s 38
Westchester Title A Trust 5%«--
62%
....
92%
>
2
22
a
Blda
6m
1939
Certificates of deposit
Whit*- Motor Realtj 6s 1931-40
Wood bridge Bldg 5%s '41
AAO
7a 1940
A&O
18
22
18
26
41%
56"
80
60
100
mpaired by maturity,
9
36
19
Debenture 6%s 1938
Penney 'J CD Corn 5%" 1935-50
Pierrepont Hotel 5%s 1940
18
55
/
-
s
.
18"
*f
*f
/
/
/
/
/
Sixty-One Bway
1W60--AA''
Gen mtge 7s 1945
AAO
Stanley-Mark Strand 6%s 1941
Stanley Keal Est 6
4ft
JAD
State A Waab Rldga (Chicago) —
1st sink fund ft• I948ser A.MAH /
Sink fund 5a 1948 ser B..M&S /
W"Mtln«honse
Park Central Hotel 6s ctfs
Park Lane Oorp 6%s 1943—J&D
Park Lexington 6%s ctfs 1953
'.
10
Without warrants
J&D
10
79 Madison Ave Bldg 6a '40-M&S
12
Sevllla-Bilt Hotel 7%s'37--M&!>
4
Shelburn.inc(AtlOy)6 %a"40. JAJ
16
Sherry-Netherland Hotel 5%s '48
20
Certificates of deposit
18%
Shubert Theat deb is
42.JAD1C *f
%
610 Park Avenue 6s 1940
/
30
616 Madison Ave Bldg 6%s 1938- /
22
666 West End Ave 6s
/ 21
Vanaerbilt
Bldg (Bost)
1st m « r 5s 1962
Oliver Cromwell 6s 1939
/
A&O /
Savoy-Plaza Corp 6a 1945..J&D /
Certificates
/
1st s f 5%s 1945
J&D /
Gen 7s
.
7s 1938
/
New York Title Mtge 5%«
f
Norfolk P O 6s Mar 1 lyjft-M&S
-
40%
40%
40%
35
17
17
7
12
44
44
19
17
14
18
2%
Stevens Hotel (Ohlc) 6s 1946-J&J */ 21%
Taft Realty (New Hav) 6s'40AAO /
18
10 East 40th Street Bldg 6a 1940- /
37%
Textlle Bldg 1st 6s 19ft8
M&N
42%
/
.
-
BidgGJenvieMCsMO-M&S
.
51
-
.
J&D /
A&O /
36"
"
f
J&D
42
95
Louisville P G6%« Jan 1 1943 J&J
Majestic Apts 6s 1948 ctfs..
/
6% bond and c«,fs of 1937
/
Manuattan Uo Bldg—
Mercantile
53
(Chicago;—
Saks Realty 6a 1945
6s 1946
rinrp—
A leaseh sf6s '58
58%
50
O
37%
Lefcnurt Manhat Bldg 5%S 1941. /
Lefcourt Stete Bid 6%s 1943
/
Lord Bait Hotel g in
6%s '46 AAO
Lords Oouri Bldg 6%s 1942.JAD
56"
gulucy Htailoii P
6« Ma'
1
1941
Theatre 6%a 1940 --..A&O /
Certificates of deposit
/
Russeks 5ih Ave Bldg 6a 1944--- /
14
5
1
9
Provident Loan Society 6% ctfs—
Prudence Co 5%s
1961 /
St Oharift« Hotel (Atl Oy) 4o
22%
56"
r
95
34"
/
8
92%
28%
26%
22%
;
54"
Rox\
42
Ask.
20%
.JAD
..
Poli New Engl Theatres 5s. 1958
5s
1983
PoMtum Hlda m
ivi4;-l
MAN
Repub
fChlc) 6s *50.JAn /
(Ohlc) 6%s '45 /
La Salle Hotel 5
1940
FAA f
42d St
1038
Realty Assoc 8ec Oorp 6s '37-JAJ /
65
52-FAA /
Bid
f
■
1
6s 1939
6s 1943.
39*
Atb Olub
Liggett Bldg 1st ID6»n
56
70
1943
Bldg
16"
14
,
Lake Sb
I Last sale
5%
3%
Bonds.
20"
47
I'ennsylvaota Bldg 6s 193U..M&JN
Penn York Props 6s 1940
23
(t)
Pitts Hotels Oorp 1st 5%s'48M&J
»Mct,sburgh P O Serv Station—
17
(Plttsb* 7a
North Station
39
Fox St Louis Theatre Bldg—
lstsf 6%s 1942
—'
18
17%
19%
40%
2%
45
44
m
uadlo.
Zonlte Products
Ask.
43
JAJ
.
41
43
-
...
3%
92
16%
5%% pref—100
2
40
r
;
t
A Tube
Zenith
Secsf 5%s 1946
J&J
Merchants Nat Prop 6s w w '58-- /
29%
7
Drake (The) tts 1939
Dorset (The* 6s 1941
1949
vtorcanttie Arcade Bldg (Los
Ang)
Ut s f 5%s 1953
JAD
Reuiseu hm (Brooklyn)
1940
Dallas V O 6s Sepr
6«
r 5%s
.
27"
17%
4%
39
70
Youngstown Sheet
82
1
<iu
Bid.
Realty Oorp)
JA.I
Marcy (The) 6s 1940
6%s
25
16
f
.
4
35
Preferred
10c
Young (L A) Spring
A
Wire
(t)
2%
8%
7%
24%
79%
t
52%
64%
18%
A
Coach MfirclB-10
24c
23c
1
100
Truck
44
64%
16%
25
7% preferred--100
Voung (J S) Co.. 101
1%
11
16c
42
18
1st
JAJ /
+ »
.25
Woodley Petrol.._.l
Lond Gu A Acc Bldg (Chic)
"62
London Terrace Apts 6s '40 M&N
.
'<»•»
.
1
Witherbee Sherman
preferred
...50
Loew's New
39%
City Invest. (Bait.) 6%s 1936-—'/
Colonial Hall
_
1st mtge s f 5%8 ctfs 1953
Income 5%s w w 1963
77
/
f
22c
1Q44
Lincoln
52%
_
Wlllys-O verland
Certificates
Preferred
Hotel St George 5%s 1943
insurance Center Bldg 6%s
4
—
30
Cambridge Court Apt 6%s 1937Oarblde A Carbon Bldg 6s '40JAJ
Central Zone Bldg 6s, 1941
Certificates of deposit
Chain Store Depot os 1940——
Debenture 6%s 1938
—
Oheaebrougb Bldg 6» 1948--AAO
Chicago Evening Amer 6s 1936—
Chicago Post Office 6s 1937--—
Ohrymer Bldg 6» 1948--.
AAO
Cigar Stores Realty Holdlnga8 f deb 5%s I9id «er A
-JAJ
Yellow
'
f
Butler Hall 6s. 1939
15
Hotel Sherman (Ohlc) 5%s '46JAJ /
Bryant Pk Bldg IN Y) 6%s'46J&J
1944--
14
High bridge Station P O. N Y —
5%s Dec 1 1938JAD
Hotel Lexington 6s 1943 -.M*N /
Certificates of deposit
payment
Bway A 41st
Bldg «
Broadmoor (The) 6s 1941
Williams (R C)..(t)
Wll-Low Cafe
(1)
Conv pref
(t>
1934 (s-a) ..JAD
Groeley Sq Bldg «• i960. ...FAA
Greenwich Lodge 6%s
Boston Post Office Serv Station—
Bswman-BUtmore Hotels
Y»ie A Towne
21
35
51
Aeronaut'l_t
Wrlgiey (Wm) Jr__t
32
9
20
fill
Wrlgtit
30
tray bar Bldg (East Offices
1st m leaseh 5s 1946--
—
4
3%
..5
leant Bldg
12
-
57
AAO
.
49
80
lOf
Marh:
-__(t>
laorge Washington Hotel 6s 1944
31
10%
32%
17
Parcel Posi Station—
1935
s
y
Corp—
.
26%
45
100
7% pref A....100
6% pref B
100
Oil
possible for the last day of the month preceding
fle
65
,
Gas
Bonds.
5%s
Blng A Blng deb 6%* I960
Bond A Mtge Guar 5%s 1932*37 /
A
25%
Wortmugion Pump
I§"
WUcox-Rlch
49%
Ltd—
Preferred
27
Fl
106%
49%
7% preferred—100
Woolw'th (F W)..10
Sale price.
fuller Bldg (G A F
....
27%
12"
(F
25
Am dep recti ord.
Worce«T,er
Halt. 100
22
7% preferred-.100
Wilson-Jones
19
18
Ask
Se
1947
MAN
Baumann (Ludwig) 6%s *36 A&O
6s 1942
F&A
to
84 %
f
s
Wool worth
100
Wilson A Co
'"OHM A
32%
2%
13%
86%
12
.101
are as near as
Atlanta Hoaf Office
I
12
Chlorine
k Last sale,
Bid.
_
■.
Woods Mfg pref
Canadian price,
Albany Metropolitan 6%s 1938.
stamped as
1435 partial
93
10%
25%
2%
X
Bonds.
7s
3%
22%
36%
89
.t
Products
Quotations
6%« .Inly
22%
36 X
Coke.f
Preferred
14
13 X
3
(t)
.
.
nref
n*ase A.
Pulp A Pap._]
"eetvaco
24
87%
2%
2%
7% 1st part pf.50
12
t No par value,
1
87
a1
estlns AIT Br *u(f;
2%
2%
9%
11%
90
Glbbs.-fiO
8
Woodward &Lothrop
Common
10
'
25%
Wilcox
Veaton El lnstru..?
2%
22
Oct
v t c
17
00
Wilcox A
If
A
Tablet
(+>
6%
00
15%
1%
6%
50
Stk trust ctfs__ (t)
First pref.
100
^poond
S'ar
—
19
47%
Wieboldt Stores. _(t)
Vest'he El A Mf.W
5%
25%
20
5%s
c
—
Ask.
Per share.
16
10%
8
West Indies Sugar. 1
(
Ptpet
Boston
t
98%
(t)
20
White Rk Min Spgs-
59%
Bid.
Stocks.
43
White(SS)Dental
42
s
r*r«u
v
Stationery
X
(t)
&
B
Western
si*
30
24 %
58%
Cartridge
uau>
Class
8%
I
Warren (S D) Co com
Washburn WJre__(t)
Watson (J W) Co (t)
IX
24
6% preferred
fosb
t
pref
69
1
(t)
com
Western
4%
At;
.
16
64"
$4 conv pref
t
West Air Express. 10 ft
West Auto Supply—
Common A..
.(t
ft
l6o*
4
$3.85 conv pf..(t)
Warner-gululau
conv
36 X
41
5
Vhlte Motor
Vh'teSew M*ch
$4 conv pref
Wesson Oil A riuow
Pict—
Common
70
Ask.
Per share.
Westvaco Chlorine pf ft
Wheel Steel Corp (f)
Preferred
100
90
WelchQrape Julce(t)
drift
7% preferred-.100
Warner Aircrart. (r<
$3
X
V&
2
Preferred
100
Wells Fargo Expr.-l
35%
MX
Com Class A.. (
Com Class «
(,,
Warner
%
3%
Good'm
Preferred
(f)
Waltham Watch Bu
Prior pref
100
Preferred
-.100
Walworth
Os
(t)
Ward Baking Corp
Bid.
Par
(t)
3%
A Worts
com__(t)
Stocks.
Conv pref
(t)
Webster Klsenloh?(t)
57 preferred ..100
Wayne Pump
ix
5%
27 X
104%
t
Ask.
Per share.
Par
15%
95
STOCKS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Bid.
Stocks.
7H
Walgreen Co coin (t)
6%% cum pf .100
Warrants
Walker
Ask.
Per share.
Par
_
MISCELLANEOUS
&
are as near as
t Exchanged for Poli New England bonds.
95
83
Quotations are as near as possible for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
reporting below prices for State and municipal securities, we give bid and asked quotations wherever they can be obtained.
The custom,
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, hbwever, 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, owing to the unsettled state of the municipal
bond market, that no distinction is made between the different maturities, all being quoted alike.
■
In State and municipal bonds the custom has always been to quote them "and interest"; that is, the accrued interest must in all cases be added on.
Note.—Owing to the present demoralized condition of the municipal bond markets, brokers and dealers find it difficult, and in many cases almost
impossible, to make quotations for municipal bonds.
Bid prices, especially for the smaller municipalities, are practically out of the question and sales
•r terms are simply a matter of bargaining between buyer and seller.
In fact, the absolute lack of demand often causes good bonds to be offered at
a most any price.
In
however
County—
tttsOt H'se 1935 43—M&N b 5.50 to 5.25 %
IMs Ref 1935 1961— A&O b 5.50 to 5.25 %
100
tiad'son Co 5s Refunding 1940
97
54
43
iisbOe 5s School 1943
J&D
54
43
5s Refunding 1949
M&S
99
95
1Mb Refunding 1937—A&O
ofl934-1947.--J&D
1934-47.-J&D
104**3
1043*2
Oonv 4% of
-103107* ib§i«T.
1022*33
4k% of 1935-38
..A&0 10323j2
1012032
4k % (2nd called)
1137„
Treasury 4H* 1947-iv.av A&O
Treasury 4ks to Oct 15 1934
thereafter 3 k %'43-'45 A&O 103213,
Treasury 4s 1944-64.
J&L) 1082*32
Treasury 394s 1946-56- _M&S 107*31
Treasury 3Ms 1943-47.-J&D 104*832
Treas 3 Ms June 15 *40-'43 J&D
105*32
Tress 8 Ha Mar 15 *41-43 M&S
105
T»ees 3 Ms 1946-1949
J&D 102*»32
Treas 3s 1951-1955.—M&S15. 101**31
Treas 3 ks Aug 1 1941—F&A'lOl1***
Treas 3 1946-1948
J&D 105
Treas 3 Ms 1944-46
103*282
2s ran Can Not 1938..—Q-F
101 H
8s Panama Oanal 1961
Q-M
104M
2s Aug 1 1936
101 H
3s reversions 1946-47
Q-J
104
U 8 Treasury
1032632
75
85
80
80
83
83
IM« Water & Sew '89.J&J
86
113932
4Ms June 1 1935-1948—
6s School 1936-1945
1032*32
IMs R & B 1935-38—J&D
«*s 1939-1958
J&D
Montgomery Pub Imp 8a 1934
1082732
107*082
105 632
Road
IO22032
5*
101*632
95
J&J
1935—
90
70
70
85
80
90
95
Morgan Co 5s 1938
101*732
5s Road 1939-1952...F&A
Tuscaloosa 6s Pub Imp '34-'35
105*32
103*6S2
102 M
5s Pub
105k
5s W W 1939-1957
Imp May 1 1935—-
Tuscaloosa Co 6s Bridge 1941.
102 M
105
85
95
1957
5ks serial
90
...
m Aug
101 «32
102263a
1022832
10122j, 1012*32
104*32
10 5 332
2k % Dec 15 1936
3% Feb 151937
3% April 15 1937
3 H% Sept 15 1937
103732
1043
1056
104*882
1042632
1042*32
1042*32
1042332
1042332
105982
105**32
2*4% Feb 1 1938
103*632
3% Mar 151938
1042732
2M% June 15 1938
104*331
2M% June 15 1939
101*»8j
Home Owners Loan Oorp—
4% interest guar 1951—lOO^a
3% prin. & int. guar '44-'52. 100*7*a
Federal Farm Mtge Corp—
3 Ms int & prin guar '44-'64 1012o32
3s int & prin guar 1944-49-. 100*63*
103*832
—
-
,
Instrumentalities of D s Govt
Federal Land Bank—Farm
Loan
4s July 1 1944 opt '44-.J&J
4s Nov 1 '67 op '37 M&N
4s 1958 opt 1938.--M&N
100M
100 H
100 H
100 M
100 M
100 M
100 M
101M
100 M
100 M
100 M
100 M
100 M
J&J
4Mb Jan 1957 opt '37 J&J
IMs 1957 apt 1937.M&N
4k* 1958 opt 1938.M&N
4 Ms 1956opt 1936..
*■ 1941 opt
4 Ms
1Mb
4Mb
4Mb
4Mb
1934
.M&N
1942 opt 1933.M&N
1943 opt 1933
J&J
1953 opt 1934... J&J
1955 opt 1935
J&J
1956 opt 1936—-J&J
territories & u. a.
Honolulu
<
po SSES
101
101
101
Hawall.Terr.4Ms '49.M&8 15 b 3.75
.
ft
4 Ma Jan 1945
3.75
4Mb Nov 15'34-*65-M&Nl5 ft 3.75
4Ms Nov 16 1936-58..M&N b 3.75
4s May 15 '46 opt 36.M&N b 3.65
Is Aug 1947 opt 1937—F&A 6 3.65
97
PhUip Isls 4Mb 1952
J&J
97
4Mb 1950
• Hi
1042932
1012*32
1957
M&N
4Ms Oct 1959
As P Wks & Imp 1935.-Q-M
4s impt 1936 opt 1916-F&A
10123J2
100*932
100k
100
100 M
102
4M Harbor imp June 1 '35-'73
89
4Ms Highways 1952
97
.M&S
IMS 1956 & 1959
M&S 6 4.50
IMs '36. '42 '46. '49-—M&S 6 4.50
Is Pub Highway 1949-51-M&S 6 4.50
Anniston ref g 5 Ms Dec 11939
90
5s Schools 1935-1947—-J&J
85
Bsssemer 6s Pub Imp 1934-38.
50
6s Funding Dec 1 1947
55
102
102
102
SI ON
104
104
104
to 3.60, %
/0
to 3.60 %
to 3.60
%
3.60.%
to 3.50
to 3.50
99
99
99
99
to
to
to
97
90
65
A&O
93
96
97
97
97
/Flat price.
97
70
80 3
70
80
60
60
/In London,
to
b 3.50
to
Nominal.
.
80
80
80
80
80
to 1.75
%
to 3.45
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4k« March 1 1935-1951
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June 1 '35-'60
Hartford 8Mb Bdge '55—J&J 63 .00
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.75
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J&D 6 2 .35
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6
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to 3.50 %
to 2.75 %
to 2.40 %
to 2.60
to 2.30
1 .25
M&8 6 1 .25
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M&S 6 2 .30
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4 Ms 2d North 1944
J&J 6 3 .25
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%
%
to 2.80
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J&J f
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f
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4MB 1934-1965
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Oakland S D Is 1934-44—J&J.6
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1964-1973
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1935-1936
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4s 1946-1961
99
99
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100
59
85
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1934-1968
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M&N
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A&O
1937-1960
A&O
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1941-1947.
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F&A
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J&J2
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Alta Irrig Dist 5s
Bakersfield 5s 1934-'52._A&O
Berkley 5s 1942-1951
J&J
5a School 1935-1956
J&J
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4ks
IMs
4 Ms
99
98
96
50
93
75
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86
92
100
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94
93
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106
%
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3.40 %
b 3.50 to 3.40
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1934 1947.. J&P b 3.50 to 3.40
b 3.40 to 3.25
4s July 1941-1945
J&J
b 3.40 to 3.25
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107
109
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105
108
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93
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J&J
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IMs
4Ms
93
50
70
70
70
75
75
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4%
4%
96
95
61 Pub Imp 1936-1938
4Ms 1034-1952
A&C
5 50. J&D
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A&O
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..F&A
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M&N
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M&N
_._8 Sch 1950-59
M&N
East Hartford Fire District—
•5k* 1935 1951
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to
to 3.45
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55
b 3.60
b 3.65
CONNECTICUT
Los Angeles 4 Ms i935 -5(1 J&D
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4%
4%
99
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45
5s 1935-1974...
107
to
98
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42
93
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101
101
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101M
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62
62
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J&J
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102
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1934-35
30
62
5M> 1950-1989
5s 1949 opt 1929
102
102
104
104
84
58
58
58
6 Ms 1945-1964
101
100
J&J
97 M
101
Hot Springs 4Ms 34-'50-M&8
Little Rock 4Mb 34-40—M&N
IMs Fund 1941-60
M&N
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Bonds
alabama
IMs RenewalclO 1956
49
Denver (City and County)—
81
95
ARKANSAS
99
98
-
98
4Mb Highway 1938-48—J&D
4Mb Highway *38-'58—M&N
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5s 1936-1962
M&S
97
97
101
6Ma Aug 1941
105
Puerto Rico 4Ms 19*7-40 J&J 6 4.25
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4m Jan 1 1944-1950
J&J 64.25
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104
101
1 00*»38
101
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5s Feb 1952
98
1002»32
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J&J
93
93
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104*632
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1947-51-J&J15 / 78
93
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85
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85
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J&J
85
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85
6s Jan 1 1946
J&J
85
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85
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75
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J&J
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190
.50
COLORADO
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53
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95
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80 San Jo&q Irrig Dist 5H*-. /
Turlock Irrig Dist 6s
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/
80
80
95
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4Mb Wh & Har *35-'52.J&J b 2.00
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85
98
98
97
95
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88
100
85
75
75
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105 632
88
97
5s Pub
1042032
86
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.50 to 3 .50 %
Sacramento 4s Jan '35 '45 opt b
.50
4Mb Sew & Dr 1934
J&J
.50 %
Sacram'to Co 4Mb *34-'46 J&D 5*750
San Diego 6» WW '43'54 A&O
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I
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3%
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I
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6 1 .50
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—
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4k*
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M&N
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J&J
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M&N
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1935 1951
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%
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1934-1951
J&J
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6
6
6
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3
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2
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to 3.55
to 2.00
to 1.50
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I
July
1934.]
MUNICIPAL
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STATE
Quotations for all securities
Yield Basis
Yiela /tfasts
To
or
Bonds
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1.50
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2.00
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1938. 1943. 1948
4b
1934-46
%
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%
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b 3.40
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2.40 %
to
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43
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5M» Oust Adm 1940—AAO
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75
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f*.
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15%
14
26
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69%
112%
82%
36%
36
.
Klo
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Apr '32
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WO
25
7s
24
extl
76
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13%
14%
99
99%
96%
89
89%
78%
65%
56%
56%
79%
66%
57%
60
157%
160
166
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m
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mm
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m
mm
mm
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98%
92%
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55
State
35
*
b
f 7s 1940
36%
24%
21%
20%
86%
40%
23
..
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20
19%
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1942
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Ext'
99
97
96%
100%
98%
92%
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.
20
18
man
25%
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Nov. 1 1935 coupon on
Silesia (Prov) Poiana—
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73%
u
(Brazil)
i960
water 7b
31%
..
100
100
*AA
Saxon
101
19%
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SB
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60
18%
18%
30%
Russian 0M« June
10 jA' */ 3%
Certificates of depotlt
*/ 3%
5M_% Ext Lo Dec
IAD */ 3 %
Certificates of deposit
*f 3%
Saar Basin Cons 7s 1935-AAO
140%
Ext'l
73
58%
50%
72%
98%
96%
95%
JAD
8% external loan
30
92%
95%
JAD
Institute 7s 1959
8a
"81
23
23
19
man
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b f 6a
1968
Extl
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73%
29%
t
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21%
19%
f 8s 'Q4«
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coupons on
94
37
104%
100%
,
30
48
39
Queensland (State) 7b *41 AAO
103%
Ext g 6s Feb 16 1947 FAA 15
99%
Rio de Janeiro 6%s 1959
/ 20%
31
-97%
14%
13%
8%
8%
71%
112%
84%
8%
8%
Poland (Rep of) 6s 1940. AAO
Stab'nlsf 7s 1947.AAO 15
Extl s f 8b 1950
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Prussia 6Ms 1951
MA8U
6s 1962
68%
39%
14%
13
95
40
12
12
•
92
103%
27
37%
* f 12
Peru
12%
13%
29%
91%
101
MAN 15
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Parana (State
95
90%
90%
(Rep) ext5Ms'53JAD
f 6b 1963
99%
94%
90%
JAD
s
90
100%
100
99%
1952.AAOlft
40-yr s f 5Ms 1965
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35-yr extl ■ f 6s'63.-MASJ5
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14
13
30
89
99%
99%
AAO
12%
160
Finland
20
14
12
160
5Ms Mar 1953.-MAS
5MB Nov 1963
MAN
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to 3.25
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to 3.50
6 3.25
to 3.50
6 3.25
to 3.50 %
98
91
4%s Cap Bldg 1935-1639 JAJ
4%s Imp 1934-47 opt '30-.
4%s Ref 1935
aao
4 %s Ref 1936-1939
aao
4%s Ref. 1940-45—-aao
4%8 Road 1937 opt '27-jaj
93
ttlcc LAP
4s
4%a
May
1
1941
1945
102
s
105
99%
101
89%
MAN
f Nov 1 1960
91%
103%
103%
4%s Dec 15 1056——JAD16
Montreal 6s Dec 1 1945-JAD
5s
103%
ILLINOIS
4%s Serv Oomp 1934-43
MAN
95
1939-MAN
Metrep-Oe4%s '58/54 A'01
4%a May 1 1905
MAN
95
96%
96
98
FAA
4%b Aug 1 1934-38.
FAA
4%s 1934-1943---.
FAA
4%s 1934-1944FAA
4s May 1 1«3A
-.-MAN
4s
Highway 1935-1940—May
4s Highway
1941-1943--May
4s Highway 1946-1954--MAS
4b
1946-1950
MAN
98
4s
4%s May 1954
4%s Jan 1944.
4%a 1934-1935
98
__JA
AA015
AAOl6
AAOl5
4%a 1930-1939
4%a 1940-1951
4%a June 1 1971
101
98
95%
JAD
4s May 1 1944
3%s refdg May
99%
100
96
_
100
97
Harbor Commissioners—
113%
MAN
5s Nov 1 1909
New Brunswick—
Vancouver 6s
to 3.25
6 1.00
to2.50 %
6 1.00
to 3.25 %
6 1.00
to3.25 %
6 1.00
to 1.25
6 1.00
to 3.10
6 3.10
to 3.15
6 3.00
to
1935-1943--MAN 6 3.00
to
%
%
%
%
6 3.10 to 3.15 %
6 3.10 to 3.15 %
M^N 6 3.10 to 3.15 %
1945-1958
Bloomington
Township H S
Dial No 200 4%« *30-'40
-
3.60 %
Champaign County—
00
Road
5s
104
104
107
4s
1936--
25
JAJ
105%
105%
105
4%a non call 1958.MAN 15
4Has f Apr 15 1961 AA015
4%s 1955—MAS
Morth
114%
6 1.00
40
4s
1937-50—.
Nova Scotia (Prov) 6s 1934PA A
Deb 5s 1900
MAS
100%
110%
Deb4%s Sept 15 62 M&S15
Deb 4%s I960
MAN15
Ontario (Prov) 6s '43. MAS16
4%s 1944
MAS
4%s Jan 15 '35-'47_-JAJ15
4%b Jan 15 '48-'67. JAJ16
4%s 1935-'38
MAN16
4%s 1939-70
.MAN15
4b 1941
MAN
4s May 15 1935-43 MAN 15
4s May 15 1944-57-MAN 15
4s May 15 1958-68.MAN 15
Hydro ElecPow Com—
5s Jan 1 1936
JAJ 2
103%
103%
4%b Jan 1 1970
JAJ 2
Ottawa City 6s '34 *45
JAJ
0s Munic Imp '34-'50_.JAJ
5s July 1 1934-i960
JAJ
4%a 1934. 1935. 1944-JAJ
4%s 1934-1937
JAJ
4%s 1938-1942
JAJ
4%b 1943-1900
JAJ
Quebec (Province)—
4%b 1950 opt 1946—MAS 2
4 4.8 f 1901
MAN
101%
111%
104%
104%
115
116%
106%
108
104
108
107
109
103
106
109"
Chicago
99
—
100
Chicago School District—
4s 1937
FAA
98
99
Chic Lincoln Pk 4 %s
4 %s
97
98
100
99
100
Chicago Sanitary District—
90
4%s 1934-1935
MAN
4%s 1937-1939
MAN/ 90
4%s 1940
MAN/ 90
92
—
5s
100
92
92
99%
Park 4s 1934
IQ'^t
104
4s
4s
101%
101%
103
104%
106
101
110
103
116
4%b 1935-1943
Elgin Sanitary Dlst—
6s
1935 1944
102
110
102
100
Evanston S D No 76—
105
100%
99
Chic South
105
103
103
102
4%s 1935
AAO
4%a 1930-1937
-AAO
4%a 1938-1939
AAO
4%a 1940-1941
AAO
4%a 1942-1946
AAO
4%a 1940-1901
AAO
4s £ July 1 1948—, —JAJ
3%b July 1 1944-46
JAJ
Vancou ver. R C 6 %e *39 AAO
5%s 1952
FAA
5s 1940 A 1941 var
5s 1945 A 1940 var
5s 1950 A 1951 var
5s Jan
16 1970
JAJ 14
4%s 1942 and 1907---FAA
Verdun deb 5b 1954
100
98
98%
JAJ
102
4%a July 2 1946
JAJ2
4%s 1966
4%b Mar 15 I960. -MAS
4a Nov 15 1935— MAN 15
4s Nov 15 1957
MANl/i
Toronto is 1P34-1940
JAJ
08 1940-1950
IAJ
6a 1935-1939
JAD
5b 1940-1949
JAD
5s 1950-1959
JAD
99%
JAJ
-
102
Quebec City—
6s 8 P (non-call) 1900 MAN
Saskatcbew %o (Province)—
6s 1943
jou-call)_-JADl(i
5a 1969
non-call)
MAN
3.80 %
JAJ
1935
4s
102
105
103
106
104
107
1936-1938—MAN
1939-1950
MAN
Chic West Park 4s 1930-41Cook Co 4%e *35 '40--AAO
4s
/
/
For Pres '34 '43.JAJ151/
—
4%s
JAD /
98 %
98
84
89
90
90
MAN 6 3.00
4%s 1935-1948
Granite City 4%s 1934-48
Jackson Co 4%b 1939-1944
Lake Co 6s road 1934-36-FAA
6a Road 1930-49...
FA A
99%
99
86
91
92
92
to 3.50
%
/ 85
98
100
97
100
166%
101
103
96
98
River Forest S I) No 90
106%
105%
107
104
106
94
96
89%
92
89
91
86
88
1934-1947
4%s
86
99%
82%
101%
88
100
85
INDIANA
(see footnote o)
4.60
Fort
Wayne—
4%s 1934 to 1941
1947 to 1957
AAO
50
—AAO
AAO
1942 to 1946
110
5
Elkhart 4%s WW '35-'75 AAO
Evan8ville o4s ref 1942
JAJ
4.50
103
105
108
50
oFort Wayne School Dlst—
5s Oct 1 1934-1943
oGary Sch City 4%n Oct 1943.
Hamnion (City)—
103
4f O
103
103%
104
104
105
106
103
99
98
102
97
100
96
95
92
91
94
93
87
91
98
95
101
90
93
89
92
88
6 00
0.00
1942-1950...JAJ30
Indianapolis—
o5%s Track Elev '35-'47 JAJ
o4s Fire Dept J'ne 1
JAJ
04 %b Sch J ne 15 40JAD16
04%b 1934-1955
JAJ
03%s Hospital 1930
-JAJ
03%s City HalJ 1939 _JA.l
0 Indianapolis 8 D—
04s Bldg Sept 1 1940
JAJ
03 %■ July 1 1941
JAJ
6 3.25
to 3.15
6 3.25
to 3.15
6 3.25
to .i .15
6 3.25
to 3.15
6 3.25
to 3.15
6 3.25
to 3.15
91
83
.
96
93
Winnipeg. Man. 5p '44-.AAO
4 He non-call 1944
MAN
4%h June 11940
JAD
4%s Juue 15 1960-..JAD16
4b Aug 1 1940.
PAA16
99
94
H
86
97
05s
20
Oct
1934-39. A AO20
Logansu't*4%s 35-'37 JAI) 15
*4%s W W '43-MAN
So Bend
04W
W Dec '43-—JAD
05%s 1941—
.MAS
South Bend School City—
4%a I nipt. 1939-1948. FAA
INDIAN
TERRITORY
(See
4.76
Oklah oma).
GEORGIA
IOWA
4%sref 1935-1946-
90
3%s Jan 1935
62%
Albany—5s 1946
Appling County—
JAJ 6 3.15
...JAJ 6 3.20
JAI 6 3.75
100%
100%
104%
110%
108%
109%
102
110%
106%
109%
Athens—*%0 June 30 1043.
Atlanta-r4%s Jan 1 1940. JAJ
6a Water 1935 37
JAJ
5s Water 1938- 61
JAJ
4%s
1034-1950
JAJ
Augusta—4hp Flood '42MAN
Clarke Cc 5s 1934-41
JAJ
to
to
3.00
3%
to 3.50
75
90
3.60
6
¥.50"
to 3.25
1934-1940-..
JAP 6 3.40
Cedar Rapids 4 %« *49-'53MAN 6 4.15
4 %s
.
Davenport Indep
4% 1939-1940
4 %s 1940-1941
Dea Moines 5s
Sch
Dlst—
MAN 6 3.90
MAN 6 3.90
JAJ 6 3.75
JAD 6 3.75
34 '57
6 3.50
to 3.30
6 3.50
6 3.50
to 3.30
to 3.25
to 3.10
6 3.60
Columbus—6s 1934-44—JAJ 6 3.50
CordeleS# W W '34-'38
JAJ 6 4.50
to 3.40
6 3.50
to 3.25
4%s Sept 1 1945
MAS
4%s 1944
4s Sept 1 1945
M.% 8
Fort Dodge 5s Fund '89--AAO
Fremont Co 5s 1934-35—JAJ
to
3.90
to
3.75
to 3.75
to
3.50
to 3.50
Des Moines Ind S D—
6 3.25
to 2T,
ttlbb Co
4%b
1948-49.-MAN
Crisp Co—
65
Hydro-Klec 6s *35 '57-HAN
Dougherty Co 5s 35 '48 M&b 6 3.50
Macon 4%n W W 1934-30-JAJ 6 3.50
4s Pav A Sew '34 to '39-JAJ 6 3.50
to 3.25
to 4.25
4%a W W 1935 42
6s Gen Obllg 1934-40--JAJ 6 3.75
to 3.50
to
3.75
6 4.00
to
3.75
6 4.00
6 4.60
to
3.75
6 4.25
to
4.10
5a City Hall 1934-39—MAN 6 4.25
to
4 %
_
6 4 00
to 4
.25
Marshalltown Ind S D—
75
to 3.30
to
3.25
to 3.25
/Flat price.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity, n Nominal, o Tax-exempt under a law approved March 9 1903 and which went
April 23 1903, bonds Issued after that date by municipal corporations are tax-exempt and these sell on a better basis, k Last sale.
Basis.
into effect
109
1935-60.-AAO
Woodbury 0s 193 5 49
89
91
0s
100
82
38%
Dominion af Canada—
6s refdg Oct 16
3.60
103
to
100
95
93
68
(American Dollar Quotations)
4%s Feb 1
to 3.25
to 3.30
70
CANADA
100%
100%
104%
109%
107%
109%
101%
109%
105%
105
to 3.25
93
Road 5s 1949-53
30-yr 4« Oct 1 i960 . AAO
16-mo 4% notes Oct 1 1934
101
Hamilton—
Berlin 0%b 1950
Oh June 15 1968-.-
20-yr e I 0e 1960
J AD
Budapest (City af) Hungary—
Extl ■ f 6» (ef 1927)'02- JAD
91
100%
Apr 26 1964
AAO 25
I%8 1934-1940
J&D29
4%e 1947-1956
JAD29
4%aa f deb Jan 23 '09JAJ23
4%s deb 1930
(City) extl b*
89
89
JAD
«*a Apr 1 1936
AAO
tfrit Ool (Prov) 5s '45.J&J 15
6a
35
FOREIGN CITIES, Ac
Antwerp
Net
Ask
13%
k 74
MAN
f Op 1964
»
To
or
83%
vibeita (Prov or)6n '50AAOlo
1967---JAD
f 6s 1900
s
Rxt)
Yield Basis
Bid.
Bonds.
Net.
Ask.
11%
only unmat'd coups attach
Uruguay hp ext 1940—I&a
Extl
Bid
Bonda.
Net.
79
Foreign Govts.
Tollma (Dept of)
Extl.fOHs
Ask.
To
or
To
or
Bid.
Bonds
of the month preceding the date of issue.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
July
1934.]
STATE
Quotations for all securities
AND
MUNICIPAL
Yield Basis
Bid.
Ask.
4Ms Water 1935-42.-..A&O 6 4 10
4Mb Water 1943&'44-A&0
„
to
6 410
to
to
J&J 6 4.00
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6s Ref Aug 15 1940
F&A16 b 4.15
5s Fire Fund 1934
J&J 6 3.75
4Mb Sewer 1935-47—M&N 6 4.15
Sioux City 8 D 5b 1941—J&J 6 4.15
Bonds
Bid.
4%
4%
4%
5s Pub Belt RR
5s Pub
3.50 %
to 4%
to
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4Ms serial 1935-1940--.-—
4Ms serial 1940-1980
1942
340
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to
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3.60
6s July
3.65
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3.60
3.60
3.50
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3.70
Board or Education—
to 3.65
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to
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Leavenworth—
4Mb Water 1935-1947—J&j
3 60
to 3.50
Leavenworth Co 5s 1935
McPheraon 4Mb 1945
3 00
to
4 00
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Shawnee Oo 4M« 1944
Topeka 4Mb 1948
Tepeka 8 D 4Ms Mar 1 *35-*46 b 2.75
J&D b 3.60
4Mb Bridge '35 to '41—F* a b 3 70
4Mb 1935 1939.
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4Mb 1940-1945
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102
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1935-51
J&J b 4.50
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4Mb School Jan 1 1935-69— b 4 50
Crittenden County—
5Ms Fdg Feb 1 '39-'49.F&A
75
Henderson County—
97
4Mb R&B Oct l'34-'56 A&O
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65
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Lexington—4b 1945
5s 8 D 1938
J&D 6 3.45
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Aaulsvllle—6s Sch 1962. A&O
4Mb Hospital 1951
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93
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..
102
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4,60
80
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91
93
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91
93
Highway Dec 15 '35-49 J&D
Dec 31 1938
J&J
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91
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91
91
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4M» 1938-1941.--F&A15
t MB 1942-1952-..F&A16
Atchafalayr Levee Dial —
5s Sept 1934-1972--M&815
6s Diet ref & Imp '49--M&8
5s 1935-1969
F&A
91
91
93
93
93
93
93
93
91
93
75
75
75
Baton
90
85
82
82
82
95
90
85
90
Js
High 1940-45
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Rouge—5b *35 '54_M&fc
Bossier Dlst Levee 6s '54-A&O
Caddo District Levee—
5b
1951
J&J
5a
1950 opt 1940
J&J
opt 1941
Fifth District Levee—
91
91
91
70
70
78
5b 1952 opt 1942
J&J
5a Oct 15 1902 op '52--A&O
5a Oct 15 1963——A&016
5s 1967-1907
A&016
58
65
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58
65
F&Alf
58
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5s
1959-1909
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5a Jan 1937 opt 1928—-J&J
5a 1966-1970
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3.15
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3.50
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J&J 6 3.50
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4Ms 1935-1937
4Mb 1938-1941
4s 1935 '65
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—
to 2.50
to 3.75
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4M» 19:
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M&N 6 2.00
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4Ms '35 '41 (tax-ex)
J&J 6 3.00
2 60
6 2.85
6 2.85
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.
60
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2.00
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Klttery Water District—
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J&J
102
Old Town
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4s July
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4%
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|
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I
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3 Mb Sewage Impt *80- A&O b 3.40 to
3.20 %
Oumber'd 4Mb W w '41-A&O 6 3.95
%
Hagerstown—
4 Ms 1939-1968
to 2.25 %
to 2.85 %
i%
4 M« Rd & Bdge '35-'40 J&D15 6 2.50 to
2 00
4 Ms 1935 1942
J&D15 6 2.50 to 2 00
4Mb 1934-1942
J&J b 2.50 to 2 00
Annapolis 4Mb W W '42-A&O 6 2.50 to 2.00
Baltimore—5s 1935 1946 M&S 6 3.70 to 3.50
5s 1935-1961
A&O 6 3.70 to 3.50
6s Gen. Imp. 1943-45
Lt&S 6 3.70 to 3.50
5s Water 1901
A&O 6 3.70 to 3.50
5s registered 1946
-.M&S 6 3.70 to 3.50
6s Water 1931-19*7—A&O 6
4%
4MB 1936-1986
A&O 6 4.30
.50
Somerville 4s Dec 1 1934 A&O
4s July 1 1934-35
J&J
4s July 1 1948-50J&J
J&D 6 3 25
J&D 6 3 .40
to
2.50
1.00
481934-1937tax-ex. .J&J 15|6 1.00
Qulncy 3Ms'35 tn\39___A&0 6 1.50
i
'35-'64 tax-ex. 6
.50
District—
1938
Funding 1948
Saco 4s April 1939
3.50 %
F&AI
Salem 4s Jan
to
to
------
3M» Water 1934—...J&D'
to 3.40
3Mb July 1934 to 1939-M&S 6 3 30
(taxM&N 6 2.50
M&S
exempt)
1935 (tax-ex)..
Newburyport—
4%
4%
4s High Sch 1930 tax-exein. 6 2 .50
Portland Bridge Dlat (taxable)
tax
to 3.15
New Bedford—
4s
Sewer
1935-41
103 M
Portland—
H "35-*45
to 1.75
4M« '35-43 (taxexmp) A&O 6 1.50
District—
1934-1939
1952-1958
.50
Needhani—
MARYLAND
5b
6s
6s
6s
3.50
3.50
to 3.15
Everett—
97
LOUISIANA.
3.50
2.00
3.50
A&O
to
.
to
3.75
3.75
3.50
May i 46 (reg)_M&N
Bridge 1941
F&A
Chelsea—4s Park 1930—A&O
4s Sept 1
1958
M&8
District—
Water
Kennebec
4outh
2.25
60
3.50
Medfc rd—
4s
to 3.60
225
Js
to 2
4s Ref Wat '35 (taxable).J&J 6 2.25
4s Ref 1941 tax-ex.J&D 6 3.90
4s
4.00
3.75
3.85
tax-ex—A&O 6 1.00
6 9.85
6 2.85
Belfast 4Mb Ref 1934 1950-— 6 4.50
Brewer
High Sch Dlst—
Portland
2.75
Cambridge—
to 4.60
73
4s 1935 & 1940 tax-ex.-J&J 6 3.50
Augusta 4s Oct 151934-55A&O 6 3.50
to 3.60
Paducah—
4MB w W 1934-1970—-A&O 6 5.00
Warren Oo—4Mb '35-'59.JAJ
95
4s 1934-1947
Bangor—
to 3.60
to
Brockton—
auburn—
4a O
to 1.75
3Ms
Bath
80
to 3.60
F&A 6 3.55
F&A 6 3.55
4s Sewer 1965........F&A 6 3.55
4s Jan 1 1970
J&j 6 3.55
3Mb Ref 1943
J&j 6 3.55
3s Sew & Park 1941...J&j 6 3.40
70
6 4.90
6 4.90
Highw & Bdge '40-44 M&N
6.00 4s State Pier 1935-1942—M&h
6.00 3 Ms 1934-1935
m&S
3 Ms 1936-1937
m&S
3M« 1938-1939
m&S
3 Ms 1940-1951
m&S
5%
5%
to 5%
6 3.55
Sewer 1947
4b Lou W Oo 1959
70
58
5s Hway ac Bdge *35'64-A&O 6 2,85
4s Sept 1 1934-1953— -M&8 b 2.85
4s Htghw & Bdge '35-39 M&N 6 2.85
to 3.60
4b
78
58
4a July 1
to
/ 75
J&J 6 3.55
72
F&A
MAINI
to
.50
July 1 1935
J&J
June 1 1943——J&D
June 1 1944
J&D
July 1 1945
J&J
Bralntree—4s 1934-1941J&J15 b 1.00
Fall
to 5 70
6
(tax ex)-M&N 6 1.00
—
8Mb
8Mb
8Mb
8Mb
83
to 3 .60
97
4b|1935-1945
A&O
-
%
2.00
M&8
1958 tax-ex
J&J
4b Tub & Sub'59 tax-ex-J&J
3 Ms 1934-1951
M&S
Tensas Basin Levee District—
to 3.50
1935
1943-M&8
6s 1950 Serlea B
5s Jan 1957
March
4b Sub
3 .60
to
6 3.55
J&D
D
5s
to 2.75
4s Tunnel & Sab 1948-J&D
4c Sub 1967 tax-ex
A&O
Pentchartraln District—
Sbraveport—
6s 1935 1930
*&A
5a Dec 1 19344969—-J&D
5s Wat Wka Rlv 35-'40M&S
4Mb W W& 8ew'34-'54-J&J
4 Ms May 2 1935-07—M&N2
to 4.20
J&A 6 3.55
Sewer
93
93
5a Mar 1953 opt
5a 1965 Serlea D
to 3.70
99
6 3.55
J&J 6 3.55
4 Ms Jan 1 1970
4Mb Sewer 1969
4s Ref July 1 1937
Owensboro—5s
93
Oct 1962 opt
.50
4Ms Sept 1 1981
u..
j
4 Ms Tun 1960 tax-ex.4Ms Dec 1970
V
4s July 1930
J&J
la Apr 35-'37
(tax-ex)-A&0
4s 1934-1939
(tax-ex)._J&J
86
%
to 3.70
96
6s WW Jan 15'35-'61 J&J 15 b 4.50
4Mb Fdg 1934-48
F&A 6 4.50
4Mb WW
93
80
2.35
BeTefe 4s '34-'36(tax ex) A&O
to 4.50
1936-1944—
J&D
5s
1946-1907
J&D
PlaQuemlne Parish E Bank—
2%
Covington—
4 Mb 1935-1950
8Mb
Boston
6a
to
KENTUCKY
!M« Bridge 1950
J&J
Ashland—5b 1935-37
M&8
4Mb 8 I *42. '47 & '52-.M&8
Bowling Oreen—5a 1955-J&J
to 4.50
90
2.40
2.50
1.00
2.20
Actleboro—
to 4.50
90
1.50
Arlington 4s 34-'42(tax ex)J&J 6
to 4.50
90
.50
2.75
1941-J&J
to 4.50
90
90
2.752.75
Var
3s Met
Sewerage 1986—-M&S
3s gold July 1 1939
J&J
3s gold Water Jan 1
to 4.50
Red River A & B B District—
4.00
3.85
4.20
3 80
3.80
Wichita 4Mb 1935 36
Wyandotte County—
to 4.50
Orleans Parish Sch Board—
i
3.75
to 3 .85
to 3.75
Reno Co 5b 1941
Saline Co 4Mb 1945
to 4.50
to 4.50
6 4.70
1934-52 itax-exeinps)
3Ms gold July 1 1935
J&J
3M» 1950 ref (tax-exem)_J&J
3Ms 1937 reg (tax-exem)_J&J
3Mb Water 1942
J&1
3 Ms gold July 1944
M&S
to 4.50
J&J
J&J
5s
4Mb 1935-1953
F&a b 1.25
4Mb 1934-1953
J&J b 1.00
Bch D
Mat 4M* 1935-54--J&J b 1.25
to 4.50
to 4.50
-J&J
4Mb 19354961--——-A&O
4M« Sept 1 1934 1968.M&S
to 3.50
3.65
4s Water registd
1934-'68_J&J
6 4.70
6 4.70
Net,
MA88AOHU8KTTB
4b
to 4.50
„
1934-19391940-1949
1950-1969
5s July
Kansas City 5s 1942
F&A
,4Ms Wat A Light 1944-J&J
4Mb Wat Plant Pur '39 J&J
6 4.70
6 4.70
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
to 4.50
Orleans District—
Hutchinson—
4Ms Pub Blag '61 op '81 J&J
4Mb 1939
Pub
30
to 3
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
To
or
Net.
4b Public
4s
to
6 4.75
6 4.75
4Mb 1935-89
J&J 6
4Mb 1940-49
J&J, 6
4 Mb 1950-59
J&J 6
4Mb1960-67
-J&J 6
4Mb 1934-1977—A&O 6
4b Floating debt 1948-A&0 6
4b Constitutional 1942.J&J 6
KANSAS.
4Mb Soldiers Oompeo "34-*52 6 3 60
U Soldiers Oomp 1953—J&J 6 3.45
Is Soldiers Oomp 1954--J&J
3.45
Crawford Co 4Mb 1939
3.80
Ask.
New Orleans—
6 4 10
Polk County—
5s Funding 1935
Yield Basis
To
or
Net.
Marshallfown—
Otturawa 4Mb June 1936
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds.
99
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month
preceding the date of issue
are as near as
-
82
82
79
79
77 M
77 M
81
81
79
79
1942..J&D
f Flat price,
after that date by
Nominal,
o
Tax-exempt under a law approved March 13 1909, and which went into effect
Sept, 1 1909.
municipal corporations are
tax-exempt and these, accordingly, sell on a better basis.
Bonds issued
state
100
closing day of the month
11eta oasis
Detroit (concluded)—
Jan
o
0
o
1
J&J
.">4(4-1957
M&N
M&N
M&N
4H» 1935
4 He 1936-1937
4 H> 1938-1951
1944-1952-—.-
-
/
-J&L)
4Hs Jan 1 1957
.
-J&J
4 Ha 1935-1960
M&N 16
4i
School 1944.
M&S
o4b School 1940
M&N
o Is May 15 1956—M&N > 5
o4i May 11901
M&N
DFlint 4 H® '34-*54—M&fiut
4 Hi 1934 1937
*&L
o5^ t.Mur 15 & Apr 1) 35 51
SchoofDist—
1935 1954
M&f
77 H
P
76
76
74
Harrison Co 5Hs 1940-50 F&A b
Jackson—
78
78
5Hs
74
76
6b
«Ha Mar 1 1935-1989
4 us i934-ly/v<s_
76
fie
90
90
May 2 1944
M&I^
July 1 1953.
<H* Sept 1934.
90
90
93
90
93
xaioo-Mlss Delta Levee Dlst
92
Ski 1934-1937
F&A
3 Hi 1938-1941
F&A
3Hi 1942-1961
F&A
Grand Rapids SchooiDlstrict—
92
95
95
92
95
92
95
MAS
96
98
95
92
95
4a
4H 1934-1943
Highland Park—
04 Hi
to
b 5.50
to 5
NEW
5%
5%
to
to
85
90
85
90
97
Lansing—
4.10
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
Muskegon 4Hs 1935-'44._JA J
4s 1934
---F&A
4s 1934-1938
F&A
4s 1939-1901
F&A
Muskegon 8 D 5p 1942-. Jul}
Pintlac—4 Hb *35-47...M&f
1941-1957
60
5s
1935
60
60
4 Hs
1939
5s water 1939
..J&J
55
55
60
55
J&J
60
1940
4Hs
4.40
4.15
Saginaw 4 He 1^34-1949- F&0
4Hs 8ewer 1934 19r>l
J&l
4HsWat Jan 2 '35 '39.J&J
sewer
T&J
b 2.00
4Ha Various May 9 '35-72
4Hs Jan & July 1942
J&J
4Hs 1934-1954
J&J b 2 00
b 2 00
4Hs 1934 1943
J&J
b 2 25
4Hs 1935-1955
A&O
b 2 25
4Ha 1934-1947
J&D
b 2 00
4Hs Airport 1934 '54 .A&O
6 3 00
4s Airport 1936-1951
60
55
...
4.15
4.15
Wayne County~
99
95
4Hb bldg&bdge 34 89M&N
95
99
4H» 1942-1949-A&O
95
99
4ks 1935-1941
A&O
6 4.40 %
Wyandotte 4H» 1934— J&r
...
4s Auditorium Nov 1
'34-71
4s Various 1934-1970-M&N
Kansas
3.40
J&J10
4 Hi Dec 1 1939
J&D
Duluth 4H» 1934 1947.
J&J
4Hb 1935-1942.
M&N
U Water & Light 1936 .A&O
4a 1934-1946
J&J
(Hi July 15 1943
3.30
-
4.55
4.55
4.55
4.55
.
4.55
'30-.F&A
A&O
,4.55
,4.55
Bennepln County 6a Bridge 1935-40
..M&N
5Hb Bridge 1935-40.-M&N
4ke Sanltorlum 34-'42-J&J
4Hb Hospital *35-'41-M&N
Minneapolis—
5a 1936. '30
'40. '43. '46.
*40. 47. *41. '49. '60-J&D
A&O
6 3
1.00
1.00
to 3.50
%
to 3.50
3.50
to 3.50
%
%
%
%
%
to
3.50
to 3.50
to
to 3.50
to 3.50 %
-
1.00
to 3.50
1.00
to 3.50
1.00
M&N
4H» '34 '60-F&A
1 1935-1950-J&D
4Ha Rd&Bdge 38- 44 M&N
4Hi Rd&Bdge '85 '37 M&N
4ka Rd&Bdge '34- 43 J&D
St Paul—0a 8c Jnly i 'oi.j&J b 1.00
b 1.00
4Hs W W 1934-42 ..A&O,
.
5a School July I 'M51..J&J6 1.00
5a Oen'l Impt 1925-62. J&J 6 1.00
4Hi July 1936..
..J&J61.00
4H* Bewer July 1 '43.-J&J 6 1.00
Water Aug 1 '43.F&A b 1.00
to 3.50
-.
.
—
—
.
W
%
%
4a 1946-1951
4
J&J15 6 3 2Q
iHc Educational 1944.-.J&J
1935 1930——..J&J
08
...
5Hb Sewer '36 to
j3.50i
4 Us Wat & Sew'34
Phillips CoAsDec 36
3.50' %
3.50 %
to 3.50 %
to 3.50 %
to
3.50 %
b 1.00
to 3.50 %
to 3.50 %
b 1.00
to
3.50.%
3.50 %
3.30 %
5Hs impt 1935-1946—--M&S
5 4.50
4ks;May 1 1939-50
4 Hs 1934-1934
J&J 5 4.50
4Hs Impt 1963
.J&J 5 4.50
4ni Flood 1934 '53
A&O 5 4.60
4Hi July 1 1934-1935
J&J 5 4.60
4Hi July 1 1936
J&J 5 4.60
3Hi State 1934 opt 1914..J&J 5 4.60
to
4.60
to
103
4.25
..
4.25
r*J
72
J&J
92
39 .J&J
'60 j&J
op iSaseij
—
Douglas County—
5s Highway 1942
HoldregeRD Ae 1Q39-52
Kearney ref 4s 1934-43
5.00
J&D
5.00
to 4.75
J&D
—J&D
5.00
to 4.75
5.00
to 4.75
J&D
5.00
to 4.75
J&D
80
1935 1940
99 H
98
School
Lincoln
4Hb
83
83
88
88
J&J
83
88
J&J
1943
85
F&A
85
85
85
1944
Fund
4H« Wat
85
M&S
3.75
3.85
80
75
5 4 50
to 4.25 %
—J&D 6 4 .50
J&J 6 4.50
6 5.00
to 4.75
5.00
A&O 6 —
-
1935 1900
to 4.25
to 4.75
J&J
J*0 I
(boru;
5s
to
70
4.10 %
to3.90 %
to 3.90
to 3.90
to 3.90 %
t' 3.90
I
%
to
to
390 %
3.90 %
July 28
4 00
1934-1900.
4.15
Falrview—5s
GloucesterClty 4ki'35 06 j&D
5H« Water 10:4/-1955
3.40
4.25
3 80
Gloucester
.
%
%
to 4.75
.
Fells
%
to 4.25 %
to 4.75
Bssex Oo 4 H
90
80
75
.....
4.00
.
65
75
/ 60
1044
.
70
70
75
Co—
4 Hs Bldg&Rd*35-'45
J&D20 6 5.00
Backensack—4 Hs 1942.F&A
4k» D'.Q 1985 1942—. J&J
6s 1935-1954
F&A
to
4.50 %
80
85
80
85
85
80
4.00
5.75
Hoboken—4 vie 1940
J&J
5s School 1935-1954-..J&J 6 5.75
to 5.50
3 30
M&N
3.40
Hudson Co—4He 1948..A&0 6 5.00
to 4.75
J&D
3.60
3 60
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5.00
to 4.75
5.00
to
I
1948
to 4.40
4Ha Ref '42. opt '32-M&N
Fork School District—
to 4.40
4 Ha 1936-55-......... J&J
0
85"
80
J&J
Omaha8D4Hs Mayl'66M&N
Nominal.
1936-1940
80
M&S
.
M&N
85
Dec 15 '41J&J
4Hs May 1 1956
6s
1935
3.80
6s '84-48.F&A
85
J&J
5
100
%
88
A&O
1934-01 —.F&A
0s 1935-1972
...J&J b 5.00
Englewood—4s Sept '35-M&S 6 4.25
s Road '35
F&A 6 4.00
4H" 1935
M&815 6 4.00
4 Hs 1930-1949
M&815 6 4.00
4H» 1950-1960
M&S15 6 4.00
4ks Road 1934-1936..F&A 6 4.00
4» Hospital IQ40
F&A 6 4.00
3.05s Park 1935..—">&A 6 4.00
101
District—
1934-1953
McCook
85
to 5.00
83
Essex
A&O
-J&D
to 4.40
n
J&D
1943-1949
Kliaabeth—4Hh 1955
4Hs 1934-1957
Scotts bluff—
/Flat price,
to 4.75
1934-1935
1936-1942
5s Sewer
80
to 4.40
ads issued after that date by municipal
'to 3.95
^0 3.95
4Hs 1934-1909
104H
68
Beatrice Ref 5s '44 opt '84 A&O
Beatrice 8 D 5e 1935 -54
F&A
to 4.25
to
b 4.00
b 4.00
.
East Orange 4 Hs '34-'46_ F&A
106
NEBRASKA
4Hs 1940-50
Omaha
an
4.75
J&D
J&D 15
4s
to
to 3.50!%
to 4.75
Cape May—
4Hs 8cbool 1935-1951.M&?
4 Hs 1935-1952
M&S
Cape May Co—
to
to 3.50 %
to
4Hs 1934
—J&J
4Ha 1935 & l936-_—-.J&J
4Hs 1937-1970—
J&J
3 20 %
73
Butte 5s
1941
105
4.75
4.75
to
5.00
6a
1934-1941.. J&J
to 4.75
5.00
6a
Daniels Co 0i 1935 1942-
i3.50
4.75
4Hs 1935-1957
4Hb 1934-1964
MONTANA
>U» Kducat'i
to
4Hs Water *35 to '0O.M&N
3.25 %
to
70
70
to
4 Hs 1942-1969
Camden Oc—
2.70 %
to
4.75
to
to 4.75
I
5%
5%
5%
4Hs School
3.10 %
to
to 4.75
to
Camden 5Hs
1%25
to
to 4.75
60
Bound Brook 4Hs '35-*42 J&D b 5.25
90 %
1.90 %
3.10 %
M&N
He 1942-1949-
75
to
4Hs
3.10
Springfield 4Hsl935-49.M&N 6 1.25
University City—
4Hb 1935 1943.
M&N 6 1.25
75
5.25
1950-1954
1955-1958
Bogota—
1.00
to
53
53
5.25
4 Hs
4 Hs
Great Falls—
6 1.00
6
"1.50*
M&N 6 2.75
53
53
4Hs
3.10 %
3.10 %
M&N 6
53
53
4Hs
4 Hi
3.50
3.10
53
5.25
4Hh Dec 15 IP34 64
2.00
to
53
J&D
4Hi 1934 to 1969
Bridgeton (City)—
3.70 %
3.75
to
53
Bloomfleld—
3.50 %
to
to
%
3.50
A&O b 1.00 to
.A&O b 1.00 to 3.50 %
A&O b 1.00 to 3.50 %
Less 1H-
to
.75
61
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
48
58
58
58
60
4Hs Aug 1934-1938---F&A
Hse '35-'38__A&0
3 60
to
61
55
4s Court
3 50
to
61
55
6s Dec 1944
%
to 2
61
55
j&d 6 5.00
5b Dec 16 1934-1956.J&D 16 6 5.00
5.00
4 Hs 1935-1939
A&O
1
3 70 %
2.75
.75
.M&N 6 2.80
M&N
—
4a 1941-1945-
J3.501
MISSISSIPPI
e
6 2.00
1934-1945-A&O 6
6
..M&N
Norfolk 4 Hs ref 1946 opt M&S
Nortn Platte 8cb Dlst—
b Basis,
to
61
55
.
3.50
Ramsey Co
4Hs Dec
1930-1939
3A0
55
6ks Dec 15 1934-60.J&D15
;
%
1.00
b 1.00
b 1.00
1.00
4H« 1938-1959
4a 1936
Bridge '35 A&O
4Hi
Public Bldg
&
Imp
.75
1934-1943
J&J 6
4 us 1935-1939
F&A 6 1.00
to 3.50
1.00
1.00
J&J
J&J
J&J
Louis 4Hb
4kt 1941-1948
4a 1930--.
1.00
4Ha July 1 1955
4Hi 1935-1937
St
4Hi 1934-1948-.
1935J&J
Improvement 1943. J&D
1944
A&l
4a
3.45
3.60
J&D
Bnrgen Co 5Hs 1934
6Hs Dec 1 193A-1M42
I
..
4as W
%
to 3.50 %
to 3.50 %
i
3.60 %
3 65
J&J
30
3ks 1941-1951
6 1.00
Joseph iVis 34-'45 ..M&S
St Joseph 4Ha ref 1951....
St Joseph 8 O 40s 1935
4Ha 1940-1953 ——F&A
A&O
1934-1941
3 90
4a 1937-1940
1.00
1934-1941
4« 1940-1901
3.40
to
b 1.00
Belleville 6s 1934 & '44-M&N
Belleville 8 D 6a '34-*44M&N
3.90 %
—
—
i
to
to
1940 1950
J&J
1935-1950....
..J&J 6 2 00
1937
.J&J
1946
-..J&J
6s 1941
3.70 %
3.60 %
3.70 %
3 70 %
3.70 %
3.70
b 2 00
to
3.00
1.00
A&O
1937.A&O
4ki Apr 1938-1939—A&O
4ki Apr 1940-1952...A&O
3k>
to
to
3.00
4 Hi Apr 1935
4 Hi Apr 1936 &
4 Hb School
00
00
to
..J&J 6 3.40
3.00
1935
4 Ha 1935-1940
4i School Jan 1
to
City 8 D—
3.00
5s8tImpMay2'37-'41M&N2
1935-1937
00
4a 1940
6Ha 1936. 1931. 1940-A&O
4 Hs
3.50
b 2 00
St
Dulucn lnd School Dlst—
1934
-o4%
6 3 50
4H»
4Hs
4Hs
4 H8
MINNESOTA
4kB
3.40
2.75
3.25
5.00
Bayonne 5s 1935-1949 —.J&.>
4Hs 1934-1955
F&A 6 5.00
6 5.00
4Hs Funding 1945—
4Hs School 1934-00.— F&A 6 5.00
o.20
.
4s 1941-1951..'
.
to 3.50
__J&J
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
4.10a 1934
2.00
.M&N /
3.15 Audub'n (Boro) 6s July l'34-'44
School District 4 Hs l'35-'55
3 20
J&J
55
4k> 1940-1951
M&S
5k» 8ewer 1934-1942 FAA
Os Wat Impt 1934-35- -J&L
0s Wat, Impt 1930-50.. J&I.
1942
to 3.20
to 3.50
to
.
55
...
4H» Feb 1 '40 op
4> 1934 opt 1924
Road 1950
i85
97
4.10
-J&J 3
IA D
3 1935-'36
4HB 1937-1940
04 ks Jan
Port Huron 4Hs
JERSEY
3Hs Emer Relief '35-'41.J&J b 1.00
3Hs InstOonstr 1934-'49.J&J b 1.00
3Hs Inst Oonstr 1950-*66.J&J b 1.00
to 5%
J°00
M&N / 95
M&N / 94
1937-1945
4a
3.00
...
1934-1930
4Hs
3.00
......
D—
4H«
.M&S
-M&S
4Hs Road & bdge 1938.-J&J
4H« 1940—
J&J
2%
5s March 1 1935-1937
3.10 4Hs Highway '54 opt '39-J&J
4Hi Road 1948-1950...M&S
4 Ha 1955 opt 1940
-J&J
b
.75 | to 1.50 %
4 Ha 1934-1937
a&O
4Hs Inst Constr 1934-67.J&J
b 1.80 to 2%
4Hs 1938 & 1939
A&O
b 2.60 to 2.75 % " 5s Highway 1951 opt '36-J&J
4Hs 1943-<Q46
M&>
l
.75 Aabury Park (Ulty>—
4s Road 1934 Ser O
\f&8
4Hs 1935-1939
M&N
6 "2.5*0" to 2.70 %
48 1943-1947
.M&S
•to 2.75
4H« 1934-1953
.M&N
Is Road 1944-1948
A&O b 2.55
4HB
1936-1940
M&S
Is Nov 1 1948-1952
M&N
2.90
4Hs
1951-1900
M&8
3Hs 1948-1952
4H« 1935 1970
M&N
b 1.85 ,to 2.55 %
4Hs Road 1938-^2
Atlan City 4ks 1934-38.-J&J
3% Road 1953-57
—J&D
4k b 1938-1968
J&J
ito 3 90
Jackson Co 4s 1934-'6l—J&J b 1.00
4Hb Paving 1938
J&J
b 1 75 to 4%
4Hb 1935 1950
J&J
4Hs Jan 1 1945-.
J&J
b 2.50 to 3.95
4Hs 1936-50J&J15
;°90
4H8 June 1
1935-00.J&D
4Hs 1949
.....J&D
4.40s 1935 1954
M&P
b 3.25 to 4%
4 Ha Road 1937-52
6s 1935-1939
F&A
o 4%
b 3.25
4 H« Court House 1937-52
6s 1940-1947
o 3.85 %
—F&A
b 3 7o
loplln Sch Dlst 4Ha 1943-'48
2.00
5« 1948-1968
F&A
Kansas City 4 Hs 1935
J&J
2.00 Atlan Co. 4Hs 1935
A&O
4s
1935
J&J
2.00
4Hs Bridge 1930-67..A&n
5s
1935
.J&J
4.75
1935-*47. A&C16
Gen Impt 35 '64 M&N
Jackson Un 8
-M&S
1934
%
la
b 1.00
4.75
MAS
—
April 15 1957
Jackson 4 H*
4 ks
3.00
__
\
1934
04Hb Sbpt 15
2.60
3.00
4.60
b 5.00
MISSOURI
....
92
2.00
2 50
Highway
4s 1935-1940
95
92
<vL)
Manchester—
95
92
2.75
J&J
.
..
4s 1941-1945
1934 1954.
..M&N b 5.50
b 5.50
* Hs July 1949
...J&J
4a 1952 optional 1922 .J&J b 5.50
95
92
Net.
HAMPSHIRE
1934-43. ..J&D
Concord 4H» 1942
-J&D
4Hs '38. *40, *42. *44 .M&N
Keene 4 Hs 1934-1942.-. .M&N
5.50 to 5.00
5 50 to 5.00
5 50 to 5.00
5s
_
4Hs Oct i 1934-1938--A&O
4k« 1934-1953
FA A
4 Hi
1934-1935
F&A
4 H»
1930-1942
F<*A
41"! 1934-1953
F&A
4j
1943-1960F&A
..FA*
To
Ask
Highway 1934-43—- -M&S
IHs
0 25 to 6%
b
...J&J
b
M&*
Imp 1934-48
Is
0 25 to 6%
Vlcksburg—
5s Pub
i
6.00 to 5.50 %
b
5i
NEW
4a July 1934-1948
4a June 1934-1938
5.50 to 5.20
5.50 to 5.20 %
M&h
4hb School House 1941 J&<'
Mississippi Levee District—
Flint 0 j|'»n
Grand Rapids—
_A&(
Jones Co 5s 1935-1942
.M&N
Meridian 5* Dec I 1939 -J&E
76
74
74
„
76
74
1935-1954
5.50 to 5.20
4ks Jan 1 1935-1952
78
76
to
Bid.
Bonds
5%
8%
10%
to
15% I
Basis
or
A SI
Ask.
Bid.
Bondi.
Greenville 5a fund '43-'60 F&A b 5.75
9%
BUoxi 5Ha 1935-1943...A&C1 b
79
79
79
To
or
Net.
As*.
preceding the date of Issue.
Yield
i it la Basis
I
To
or
Bid.
Bonds
bonds
municipal
and
Quotations tor all securities are as near as possible for the
3.80
.M&N
M&N15
4s g Para 1954 A 59.-M&N
4s gold refunding 1935-F&A
IHs July 16 1934
J&J15
4Hi July 15 '35-'74
AJ16
4Hs May
4 Hs
1
I960...
1935 197a..
.
to 5.50
to 4.75
to 4.75
to
4.75
to 4.75
4.75
Tax-exempt under a law approved March 13 1909, and which went Into effect Sept. 1
and these, acordlngly, sell on a better basis
corporations are tax-exempt
1909.
Jur.f
1934.]
STATE
^Quotations for all securities are
AND
as near as
MUNICIPAL BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month
101
preceding the date of Issue.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds.
Hunterdon County—
Aou Orange—4s
4Hsroad & bldg *35-'4tt J&J 6 4 25
Irvlngton 6s School '03.-J&D b 5.50
4H»
4Kb
to
4.15 %
to 5.25 %
J&D b 5.50
to 5.25
J&D b 5.50
90
1934-1939
1940-1959
•Jersey City 5 Hs 1942-53
6s Aug 1 1935
to 5.25
&&i'
F&A
95
90
95
85
J&D
90
-A&O
88
90
4Kb School 1934-58—. J&D
4 Ha School 1945
-J&J
4Ha Water 1961
A&O
4Hs 1935 1966
J&D
4s Refunding 1949
F&A
jKeansburg 6Hs
Kearny 4 Hs 1930
F&A
4 Hih Water 1935-1962 M&N
4H° Water iujo- 70 J&D15
4K« Bob Impt '35 '62. J&D
5 >*s
1934-1949
J&D
6Hs 1950-1970J&D
£,»dl—6s 1985-1947—
J&J
Lang Branch 6s 1943
m&N
4s June 1 1935.
J&D
Lyndhurst 5a 1934-1957 .J&J
86
88
6Hs Dec 1
1934-1933
5s 1934-1969.
88
86
84
87
86
83
83
50
-
b 5.50
b 5.50
-
b 5.50
86
60
to 5.35 %
to 5.35
%
to 5.35 %
b 5.60 ,to 5.50,%
b 5.60 to 5.50 %
b 5.60
to 5.50
45
50
75
-
65
~
%
75
70
65
..
65
Maplewood (Township)
4a 1934-35
J&D15 6 4.05
4a 1936-67
J&D15 6 1.05
Mercer Co—
Bid.
Bonds
to
to
4%
4%
'
A&O 6 4.00
J&J 6 4.00
3Ha April 1941
6H« July 1 1937
6a Road & Bdgb 1934- F&a 6 4.00
Middlesex Co—
4Ha Fund July 1935 1939.. 6 5.50
4Ha Road 1935 44
.JP&A2 b 5.50
•Monmouth Co .
4 Ha Mar 15 "35 *50—M&S
4Kb Rd&Bdg '34-'51F&Al.,
1941.A&0
4Ha High Sch Bids 44.J&D
Morris Co—4a '35 opt '06-J&J
4Ha 1942 opt 1922
J&J
3 Ha 1934
J&D 15
3Hs 1935-1938——J&D 15
3Ha 1939-1949
J&D 15
Morrlstown 4Ha '34-'42. -J&D
3.90
3.90
to 3.90
to
to
to 5.25
to 5.25
80
85
85
80
to 3.90
6 3.95
|to 3.90
6 3.75
to 3.50
6 3.75
3.50
to 3.50
to 3.50
to 3.50
to 4.25
6 3.75
6 3.75
6 3.75
6 4.35
to
4s 1935-1936
4s 1937-1940
M&N
4.35
M&N
4.35
to 4.25
4s 1941-1969
—M&N
4.35
to 4.25
F&A
4 60
to
M&S
5.50
to 5
Newark—4Hs 1944..
—
6s 1934-1935
6s 1936-1972
1935-1962
'34 to "44-J&J
——M&S
J&D
J&D
6
6 4%
3 Ha gold 1936
Buffalo 5H» 1944
5Hs Mun Bldg '35
Ftneland (Boro)—
5 Ha 1935-1950
80
to 5 25
June 15*35 'dOJ&D^
1935-1966
A&0.6
fork 5s 1936—M&S
West Orange (T) 6a '38- M&S 6
4 Ha
West New
%
to 4.50
4a
Judo
to 4.50
to 4.50
to 4.50
to 4.50
to
4.50
to 4.50
to
4s
1935-1937
4.00
4s
to
4.00
4s
1938-1940
1947-1954
%
60
75
75
80
-
to 5.50
5.75
H« 1934-1950
—J&J
b 6.00
%
b 6.00
to 5.50
4 60
to 4.50
Middle
6 4 60
6 4.40
to 4.50
Dlst 6Hs '34-'73—
Aacorro Co 5a '41 op '21
85
90
80
4a 1943-70
3Ha Track Bier 1954 F&A
New Brunswick4 Hs34 -67 F&A
4H» Sch & Wat 34 '69 J&D
4Hs 1934-1967—
J&D
North Arlington (Borough)
5H» I nipt 1934 1935
6s Impt 1934 1935
North Bergen 6a 1941—J&D
.
Qa
School
1934-58-
6 4.40
6 5.50
6 5.50
6 5.50
to
4.30
to
4".30
to
4.30
to 5.25
to 5.25
to
5.25
60
40
-MAS
60
45
40
45
5.25
to
5.25
to
5.25
to
75
75
80
Orange—
4He School 1943—
—J&D 6 5.50
4H* Sewer 1934-1964 A&O b 5.50
4s School House 1934—J&D 6 5.50
NEW
b 3.30
to 3.20
M&S 63 10
_J&J 6 3.10
to 3.00
.
-
—
—
4H-Canal 1905
.J&J
4Ha Highway 1905.
M&S
4H« Barge Canal I945-—J&J
4H« Bonus 1935 1939-- A&O
4 Ha Bonus 1940-1949
A&O
4a Canal Term 1942—
-J&J
4a Canal Term Jan 1940 -J&J
4a g High Imp Mar 195f M&S
4s g High Imp Sept 195* M&8
4a High imp Mar I960.
M&S
4s Canal Imp Jnly 1960 .J&J
is Canal Imp Jan 1961. ..J&J
4a Canal Imp July 1961— J&J
4s Hlghw Imp Mar "01—M&S
5%
5%
5%
80
80
85
to 5.25
to 5.25
to
5.25
.
.
—
4s
Palisade
to 5.25
Is Canal
to 5.25
4s
6 5.50
to
5.25
Park
Jan
ts Canal
Imp Jan
4a
Hlghw Imp Mar
4s
Palisades
4Ha Refunding 1944—Man 6 5.00
to 4.50
4s
Bldg constr '34 '39
4 Ha Water 1939-70
J&J b 4.30
Passaic Co 4 H» 1935-1936 J&J 6 5.25
to 4.15
4s
Bldg constr "40- 49
tirade Cross &
'34 30
4Hs 1937-1946
J&J
4 Ha 1934-1968
J&D
5H« 1934
M&N
6Ha 1935-1959
M&N
4Ha Feb- l 1945
F&A
4Ha 1934-1967
A&O
Perth Amboy 4 H a Apr 1944_
4Ha Water 1935-64—M&82
4Kb School 1935 1960-A&O
4Ha School 1938
5s Feb. 1936-1977
F&A
Plalnfleld—4s 1934
J&D
6 5.25
to
6 5.25
to
100
100
ft 5.50
b 5.50
85
85
80
6 4.00
-M&N 6 4.00
4 Ha 1934 1902 various
Railway 4 Ha 1934
4 Ha 1935-1930
4 Ha 1934-1934
4Ha 1935-1930
Ramsey 5a Water 1934-1940—
Red Bank (Borongh)—
4He 1934-1953
.M&N
Ridge wood 4 Ha 1935-62.M&N
6 Ha 1934-1939
^J&J
4Hs 1934-1968
M&N
Bern Isle City 6s 1942 —F&A
Somerset Co 4 Hs 1935-49 J&D
4Hs 1934-1952
..J&J
South Jersey Port District
4Hs Marine Term 1934 '73
—
6 Baals,
85
80
80
-
1969
6 4.00
6 6.00
85
6
to
7%
6 4.50
6 4.50
6 4.50
6 4.10
6 9%
5.90
to 5.90
6.75.%
4.25
to 4.25
to 4.25
to 4%
to
2.95
to 2. <0
6 2.30
to 2.20
6 2.40
6 2 .90
to 2.25
.
74
to
to
to
8%
4%
4%
York City,
.50
to
to
.50
6 2.20
to 2.80
6108
110
6108
110
'
6108
110
1
110
6 2
6108
25
to 2
6 2 50
to 3 70
6 2.00
to 3
50 1
6 1.00
to 2
25 ■
1
50
6 2 50
to
3.25 '
to
3%
6 1.00
6 1 50
to 1
50 '
to 3.30 1
1.00
to 1.50
...
4Hb'35-,36.M&8 6 1.00
n
1
6 1.00
J&D
Nominal,
r
Less 1.
to
3%
to 3.50
to 3.50
4.25
4 25
.
6 5.75
to 4
to
25
4.25
70
70
70
70
to
5%
4.75
to
4.75
to 4.25
1935-1930
1937-1939
to 5
%
5%
5%
4.25
to
to
3.90
to
4 20
to
5%
5%
5%
5%
5Hs
2.80
3.75
to
to
4.00
3.75
.75
4.25
6 4 50
F&.A ft 4 00
3.90Co Bldg'35 '60—.F&A ft 4.40
Mt Vernon 4Hs >5 -43--A&O ft 5.25
to 2.80
to 1.25
f Flat price,
—.
to
Monroe Co 4s 1935-44—
3.75
6 1.00
80
to
4.35s Sewer *34-'39
J&D ft 4.25
Mlneola (V) 4.40s 1934-08 J&J ft
to 2.90
6
70
6 4.50
6 4.50
1940-1964..
J&J
Mlddleport 4.35e '34-'42.J&D
to 2.90
6 2.25
3.80
3.25
to
.50
J&D b 1.00
J&D 6 2.50
Alb Pt Dlst4a '34-71
F&A 6 3.01;
4a 1934-1972
...M&N 6 3.00
Co
'35'36--A&0 b 3 50
to
to
to
to 2.30
85 "03. J&J
3H« 1935
SHs 1936-1939
8Hs 1940-1971
78
g
8.90s
to
to
to
3.80
3.80
3 80
5.75
3.90a
3.90a
to
to
J&J
J&J
2.90
6 1.00
3.25
to 3 .25
5.75
5 75
2 90
6 3.75
6 1.75
to
to 4%
to
to
3.75
3.75
to 4.75
to
to 2 90
Allegany
6 4.05
6 4.05
to
Mamaroneck(T)4Hs'34-64J&J
.90
.75
3.75
to
Mamaroneck Un F 8 D No 1—
6Hs May 1 '35 '52—M&N
6
4 20
to 4 20
to 3.75
M&8 6 4 50
..M&S 6 4.50
Long Beach oHs *35 '60.M&N
65
5 Ha 1934
...J&D
65
5 H* 1935-1940
J&D
65
5Hs 1941-1900
J&D
65
to 2.90
6 2 HO
5.50
M&8 6 4.00
to 2 90
M&S b 1.00
5.50
to 4%
M&3;& 4 00
to 2 90
.
to
to
to 2 90
Bldg "35 o3
.M&S
Apr 16 1940-1966
A&OIS
3Hs St Ins Bidtr'35'7g
M&S
3Hs Mar 151935
M&S 15
3H« Mar 16 '3t>-'39.-M&S 15
3Hs Mar 16 '40-'81—M&S 15
3 H« Marl5 1935
—M&S 15
3 Ha Mar 15 36-'39—M&S 15
3 Ha Mar 15 '40-'81 .M&S 15
ja a Canal Jan i 1950 ...J&J
to 5 50
to
to
to 290
M&S 6 1 75
M&8 6 2.40
5%
5.50
'35-'52_ J&J 6 4.00
to 2
07—M&S 6 3.00
M&S 6 3.00
to
to
to 4.20
4Ha 1943-1949
I Ha Sch 1934-1944
4.40s
1943-1949
6s 1935-1942
to 2.80
1967
to
J&J 6 4.50
■eckport 4Ha 1934-1944
to 2.80
to
to
to
J&J 6 4.50
J&J 6 4.50
1935-1965
jackawanna 4 Hs 34-'54 M&n
2.80
6 2 90
6 3.00
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
Kingston 3Hs
1.75
6 2.90
3.50
to
to
<uhnstown 4Hs Dec I934 '37
6 4.10
(Kings Co 4s May 1 '35-'44—. 6 4 25
6 2.50
to
to
|
4.25 %
4%
to 2.90
Is
4s Manic & Sch
to 2.30
to
to 3.75
to
6 3.00
3HL! Fund 1935-1941..M&N
Albany 4 Hs 1934-39
M&N
4 He 1940-1969
M&N
4Ha 1935 1954
J&D
4Ha 1935 1935
J&D
4H» 1936-1970
J&D
to 5.90
to
6 2.50
6 1 90
to 3.85
to
6 3.00
in a Canal
July 1 195«-..J&J
3a g Canal Jan 1 1969
J&J
3a Canal 1057 69
J&.)
Albany Co
1936-38 M&N
4Ha 1935 I960
M&S
6 6.00
to
2.00
3.00
3~.40
to
4.251%
6 3 .00
85
3.90
to 3.90
to 3.90 %
to 5.90
to
6 6.00
6 6.00
d Now part of New
to 5.25
80
80
_
4s School
to 5.25
4a St Inst
to 3.00
to 3.00
J&J 6 3.00
to 5.25
5%
5%
5%
to 3.75
6 3.05
to 3.40 %
to
.M&S 6 3.00
to 5.25
Park
.50
to
6 3.10
v
.
02
1967
3.50 %
2.00
4.25 %
M&S 6 3.00
..J&J 6 3.00
1901
1962._
Hlghw Imp Mar
6 5.50
to
-
4.00
to
4s 1938-1951M&Sjft 4 00
irvlngton 4.10s '34-'30--A&O 6 5 00
Ithaca—4Kb Water 1942_J&J;6 3 50
4 Hs 1°4(>-I954
J&J 6 3 50
•smest'n 4s Mar 20 1943 A AD 6 4 00
4Ha 1935-1940
A&015 6 4 00
i&meetown BDSi 34-'3«-J&D 6 4.00
to 2.25
5a Jan & Mar 1940-1970.—
50 %
3'%
to
duntlngton(T)4s
Isllp (T) 4s 19354s 1936-1937
—
to 2
fc«>
Uempstead(T)4Hs'35 '59A&0 6 4.50
4Ha 1934
4Hs 1935-1905
5a March 1935
M&n b 1.00
5a Jan & Mar 1 1936-1945
b 2.50
5s Jan 1936
.75
J&J b
6 5.50
6 5.50
Paterson
75
YORK
4 H« Highway 1963
4 H» Canal 1964
1935-1958-
-J&D b 3.00
J&D
3.40
M&S!
Essex Co 4a 1934-1950—..M&S 6 2.00
Franklin Co 4Ha '35 '40.M&8 » 3.75
Freeport 4.20 8er'34-45M&n 6 4 25
4.20 sewer 1940-1900-M&n 6 * 25
4He 1935 1951
M&N 6 4 25
4.40s 1935-1950
M&N 6 4.25
Garden City 4Hs 1934-52.J&J 6 4.25
Greenburgh (T)—
4s 1934-1951
J&J 6 5.75
Ireenburgb U S Sch Dlst No 9
4.40s 1935 1965
J&D 6 6.00
Irotoo 6s Wat *35 '60—M&N 6 6.00
Harrison (T) 4He 1935 —F&A 6 6.00
4Hs 1936-1980
F&A 6 6 00
Saverstraw 4.12s *34-'37 M&S 6 4.25
4.70s
M&N 6 5.50
Water 1935
95
Conser
...
50
50
_
5a
90
to 4.30
4Ha 1943-1967
.F&A
6 Ha Nov 15 1934-89-M&N
Ocean City—5s 1944
F&A
4Hg Impt May 16 1938 *56.
Ocean Co 4H> 1934-1950J&D
1935-40
M&S
5Ha Gen Imp '34-'44 —J&D
6H* Gen Imp 46-'61—J&D
6a Imp 1935-1948
M&N
100
4.30
Nutley S D 4H» '35-'42_ F&A
Passaic 4 Ha
1
4.30
to 4.30
M&S 6 2.00
M&S 6 2 60
_M&S
Tempatead 4Hs 1934-05 M&S 6 4.50
-lempstead CJn F 8 D No 1—
6a 1935-1954
.M&S 6 4.50
to 5.50
—J&J
6 4.40
J&D 6 4.40
J&D 6 4.40
J&D 6 4 .40
%
70 %
to 3.70 %
to 3.70 %
to 3
tlornell 4Hs 1934-1947._F&A 6 4.25
Hudson RIv Regulating Dlst—I
4
4a 1938-42
2.00
2.00
1930-1938
4Hs 1939-1959
4a 1945-1953
4Kb 1934 1950-
4a 1936-37
3~70
4Hs
to 4.80
—
to
--
to 4 50
4.30
3%
2 25
F&A 6 3.25
Elmlra—■ 4s 1935
M&S
4Ha Water 1934-'45—A&O 6 1.50
4 Ha Apr 1 1935
Erie Co 4 Hs 1936
J&D
4.60
to
3%
to
East Chester—
4Hs
5.25
to
to
2.50
Dutchess Co—
to
6a 1934-1968
J&J
4H» 1935-1969
M&S15
4Ha Dock 1959
F&A
4Ha Apr 16 '35-'61-A*015
4Ha School Dec 1 *45--J&D
4a Sch House 1959 opt 1949
4a Pas Val Sew'61 op'61 J&D
4a 1935
J&D
to
3.70
Cortland Co 4 Ha '34-"51_J&J 6 2.00
Delaware Co 4.20s'34-*52 A&O 6 2.0;)
4.50
90
to 4.80
6 4.40
to
—
to 5%
6 4.40
3.80
to 3.80
4.00
3.00
2.50
1900
4s 1934-1958-
5.00 to 4.70 %
5.10 to 4.70 %
95
100
95
100
F&A
A&O
15
J&D 6
J&J 6
4Ha Water 1934-35—M&S 6
4 Hs 1935-1964.
-M&N 6
Columbia Co 4 Hs 1935
A&O
4Hs 1936-1959
_A&0 6
Corning 5H« 1935-'0O-„M&S 6
to 4.50
5 50
—
to 3.90
to
5.25
-
4%
4%
to 3.90
to 4%
M&S
Grande
to
to
4%
A&O 6 4 25
6Hs Oct 15 '34 to '59 &&015
Rio
to
A&O 6 3.00
4%
4%
95
3?00
3.00
J&D15 b 4.25
M&N b 4.25
1934-1948
to 4.25
4.50
to 3.40
%
40
4Hs 1938-1967
NEW MEXICO
3s Highway 1935-1940
J&J
5H» Highway 1935-1940-J&J
Ret 1953 opt 1933—J&J
IHs Dec 10 1952 opt '22.J&D
4a Fund 1939 opt 1919- -M&9
Albuquerque 5s w W 1962J&D
6 1.00
to 3
4a
99
Westfleld
to 2.60
to 4 50
70
—M&S,
.
to 2 50
6 1 00
b 1.50
6 1.00
4HaJune 16 1904—J&D15 6 4.25
4Hs 1935 1968
J&D b 3.00
4H> 1934-1938
J&J 6 3.00
.
58.A&C
Net.
J&J
5s 1935-1950
.
_
Ask.
Brooklyn—d—3hs'35-'37J&J
_F&A 6 4%
4Kb Imp & Sch'34-'38_J&D 6 4%
4 Hs Imp & Sch *39-'60-J&D 6 4%
Sussex Co 4 Ha '37-'44—M&8 6 4%
4a Impt 1935-1955-M&N 6 4%
75
Teaneck iTwp; 5H« 34 38
Tenafly 4 He 1935 1963. F&A 6 5 50
Trentoo 5 He 1934-1961
A&O 6 4.60
5s School 1935----—A&O 6 4.60
5s School 1936-1937—A&O 6 4 60
5s School 1938-1939._-A&O 6 4 60
5a School 1949-1955—A&O 6 4.60
4 Ha Water 1943
a&O ft 4.60
4 He 1935-1939
F&A b 4.60
4Hs 1940-1966
F&A b 4 60
4
1935-1960
F&A 6 4.60
4 60
la City Hall 1939
J&D
83
Union City 4 Ha '34-'64—J&D
Union Co 4Hs 1Q3?._
3.90
M&£
4.25
6s Sept 15 1937—M&S 15
6s March 15 1938-M&S 15
4.25
3.90
4Ha 1942
—M&ir
3'90
4Hs Oct 15 1934- 52
3.90
4Ha Road&Bdge'35-47 F&A
3.90
4Ha Park 1934-'35 -J&D15
3.90
4Hs Park 1936 '37..J&D15
3.90
4a Oct 1 1942A&O
3.90
4a Park 1935-1937
M&N
Union Township 8cb Dlst—
4 H* 1934-1968
50
J&J
.
Bid.
Bond*.
Amsterdam 5a Wat 1934-37.
Blnghamton—4e 35 '30_F&A
4Hs Oct 1 1934-71
var.
3Hb Bridge 1935
w&A
6 4%
6 4%
J&D 6 4%
4Hs 1935 1969
4Hs 1934-1967
4HB 1935 1963
Hummit 4
Sch 1941
To
or
Net.
Ventnor City—
63.95
Montclalr 4Hs Bch
6a
Ask.
%
1935-1941
A&O ft 5.25
4Hs School 1902- 78-M&N ft 5.25
4s Sewerage 1050-65—M&N ft
5.25
5« Jan 2 1938
ft 5.25
J&j
Nassau Co—-5s "34-'39M&N ft 4.50
6Hs 1937
M&S 15 ft 4 50
4Hs 1935
A&O ft 4.50
4Hs 1936-1944
A&O ft 4.50
4 Ha 1934-1940
4a 1935-1939
to
to
to
to
4%
3.90
to
5%
to
4%
4%
4%
4%
to
to
to
M&S ft 4.50
M&N ft 4 50
to
3Ha 1944-1950.
.J&J ft 4 00
3H* 1951-1901
J&J ft 4.00
N«wborgh
4 Wat Imp 1942-02
J&J 6 3 75
4H# Wat Imp 1934-4J J&J ft 3 75
New Rochelle 6s '35 '60 M&N 6
4 75
4H» 1935-1936
M&N
98
4H* 1937-1944
M&N
98
4 H* 1945-1905
M&N
98
4H" 1935-1963
M&N
98
to
to
to
4%
4%
3.85
3.85
to 3 50
to 3
50
to 4 50
102
102
102
102
Quotations for all
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
AND
STATE
103
securities are as near as possible for the
month preceding the date of issue.
closing day of the
d Basis
6s Corp stk
6s Corp stk
iH»
4Hi
4Hi
4Hs
4Hs
4 He
4H®
4He
4Hi
4Hi
105%
10 5 %
105%
105%
105%
105%
105H
105 H
6 3.75
to 3.50
1965-70.-MAN
.
3s 1952-1971
North Tarry town—
100%
100%
100%
6 2.00
to 3.60
6 2.00
to 3.60
95
2.00
4%a Pub Imp 34-'45-JAJU
4.20s 1935-1937
-FAA 6 2.00
4.20s 1938-1949
FA A 6 2.00
4.15s 1935-1950
MAN 6 2.50
to 3.60
94%
94%
4.10s 1935-1946
3.90s 1935 1948
4%
93%
93%
93%
6
95
to 3.60
to 3.55
to 3.55
o
%
to
6 3.25
to
3%
6 3.00
to 2.50
6 3.80
to
6 4.25
to 4.15
4 Ha
3.45 %
3.40 %
to 4.75
to
1935-42. -MAS
4He Water 1935 1969.AAO
to
%
4.75 %
4.75 %
to
3 50 %
to
to 3.50
to 2.95
%
%
6 5.50
to 2.60 %
to 3.25 %
to 5.25 %
6 5.50
to 5.25
6 4.00
to
Oswego—6Hs. 1935-46.-MAN
Oyster Bay Wat Dlat—
4a 1936-1950
JAJ 6 3.75
Pelham (T) Un Fr Sch Dlst
_....
Paughkeepsle 4HsI935-52JAD
4a School 1934-'69
MAS
%
3.75 %
to 3.60
%
6 2.00
to
6 3.60
6 3.60
to
1934
—JAD 6 5.50
6 3.90
Port Jervls 4 He 1937-1966
Port of N Y Authority—
Kill Bridges—
98 %
4%s Ser A 1935 to'46MAS
George Washington Bridge6 4.10
4s Ser B 1936 to '50-JAD
6 4.10
4%s Ser B 1939to'53MAN
5%
3.50
Bridge—
1938 to '53.JAJ3
Inland Terminal—
4%s Ser D 1936to'60MAS
Holland Tunnel—
4s Ser O
99
to 5.25
to 3.75
E 1935to'60MAS 6 4.00
6 3.75
Putnam Co 4H» '35-'ftl-AAO
4s 1935-1954
FAA 6 3.75
County—
1934-36 FAA
4H» Highway 1937-58 FA a
Rochester 5s 1935-1961 -*AA
FAA
5a
FAA
5e
FAA
6s 1935
..-MAS
4Hb Pub Imp '34-*58„FAA
4 H« 1935-1959MA*4s Imp Sch Ac *35-'47--JAJ
1935-1936
1937-1938-1939-1962
4.20
4.10
4.10
4.10
4.00
4.00
4.00
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.85
3.85
JAD
.JAD
JAD
JAD
JAD
JAD
6a Feb 1
3.85
3.85
5.00
4.75
4.40
4.50
AAO
AAO
AAO
6
5%s Jan 1935-1961.__AAO
6
1935-1930
6a Feb 1 1937-1939
6a Feb 1 1940-1952
100
to
4%
4%
100%
99
to 3.90
to 3.50
to
%
%
6
6
AAO
6
4Ha July 1 1934-62—AA
4%i Feb 35-'36
AAO
4%s Feb 37-'4Q
AAO
4%s Mar 1 '35-'50_ —AAO
4%s Feb 1935-1939---AAO
4 %s Feb 1937-1949 J . _ A AO
4b 1935-1958
FAA
5s 1934-1938
AAO
6
6s
to
98
4 He Ser
4.20
Yonkers—
Arthur
Bayonne
1934-1961
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
3.50 %
6 3.50
to 3.25
%
6 3.50
to 3.25
to
6 3.00
to 2.50
6 3.25
to 2.75
CAROLINA
%
6 3.75
3.50 %
%
%
3.50 %
NOBTH
to
to
to
to
6 4.25
4 %o
6 4.25
6 4.25
.
—JAJ
6 4.25
6 4.25
-
to
6 3.75
to
6 3.00
to 2.50
6 3.60
to 3.45
6 4.25
to
6 3.60
to 3.40
Is 1934-1935
6 4.25
to
6 3.50
to 3.40
le 1934-193 Q
to
1934-- MAfc
6 3.00
to
2.50
4n 1941-1954
6 4.25
6 4.25
to
3.50
4s 1967-1968.
6 4.25
to
'35-38 (reg)—FAA16
1935-1946
MAS
RockxlDeCentre (V)—
4.16s
1935 1952
JAL
Rome 6Ha 1935-1941 ...AAO
Rye(V)6s Mar 10 '35-'38 Mas
Rye A Har'son Uu Ft fl D No S
4.40s
19341953
. FA A
Saranac Lake 4.45s 35-'39FA •*
Saratoga Co 5s 1934-1941 —
4H« 1934 1956
MA8
4m Bept 1 1946-1964
MAP
6 3.75
6 3.75
to 3.50
4H»
4 H«
.
%
6 4.00
to 3.90
6 3.90
to 3.75 %
6 5.50
to 5.25
6 5.50
to 5.25
3.80
3.90
to 3.90 %
IAD
6 2.50
to 3.60
1935-1939
AAO
4.16b 1940-1960
AAO
4i Oct 16.1934-1944 -AAOU
6 2.50
to
4.30» 1935 19-**
Bridge
%
3%
3.50
6 1.00
to
3%
4%a
4%s
4%s
4%s
4%s
1936
6 Basis.
after Jan.
1
/Flat price,
n Nominal.
* Subject to taxation;
1913 by municipalities in that State are suhlect
to
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
4%
to
6 5.15
to 5.00
4.75
4.40
4.40
6 4.65
to 4.40
6 4.65
to
4.40
6 4.65
to
4.40
DAKOTA
5s Farm Loan 1935.1940.194.
and 1950
JA.
Grand Forks 5s—May
35 '3>
101
100
107
105
6 5 to
4.75%
4.75%
6 5.00
to
5 to
4.75
OHIO
JA.
83
93
•5H« 193S-1951
*A
83
83
93
83
93
83
93
83
93
83
83
93
83
83
93
Ha 1934-1947
AAO
•4%a 1936-1955
A/fr.O
•4Ha 1935-1946
MAS
•4%a 1934-1939.
A.*0
•4 Ha 1940-1952... —.AAO
4%s 1934-1937
—AAO
4 %8 1938-1956
AAO
•4
4s Water Works 1942-.A&0
•Allen Go 5%s
Cshland
*5%*
98
98
100
•6s
...JAJ
•4H8 Sewer 1955
AAO
•4hb Sew Sept 3 '37.MA83
•4Ha July 1943
4s
1934-1950.
to
98
100
100
100
to 3.25
to
3.25
6 3.50
6 3.50
to
3.25
to
3.25
6 4.50
6 3.50
to
3.25
MAS 6 3.50
to 3 25
3.25
to
25
6 3.50
to 3
6 3.50
6 3.50
to
6 3.50
6 3.50
to
6 3.50
to
3.25
to
4.75
AAO
AAO
•5s
6 5.50
3.25
to 3 25
3.25
to 3.25
to 4.75
5.50
to 4.75
5.50
5.50
5.50
5.50
to
4.75
to
4.75
5.50
to 4.75
5.50
to
4.75
5.50
to
4.75
5.50
to
4.75
5.50
to
4.75
5.50
5.50
to 4.75
AAO
1934 1935
1930-1910..
5.50
AAO
5.50
to
•4Hs Grad Oros 34-'54 AAO
•4Hs Paving 1934 34—JAD
•4Hs March 194U
MA;•4 Ha Fire Dep '35 *55 AAC
I Hs Clark Av Bug 42-AAC
tHs Park 1938
AAO
to 4.75
to
4.75
-
•4H» 1934-1936
•4 Ha 1930-1950
•4s
1934-1955
3%s 1034-1950
to 4.25
6 4.50
98
Feb 1937—..FAA
3H« Water *45 ^p '26..FAA
3s Water 1939 op
13. FAA
Oliu 8 D 4%s 1934-1962-MAS
4s 1936 opt 1900
MAE
3H« 1940 opt 1912
AAO
Cleveland *6Hs 1940-70.JAD
•5H® Pub Hall 1970—JAL
•6s W W 1930-1908.—JAL
3.05s g
6 4.50
JAD
JAJ
July 1 1965
•4 %•
to 4 25
1953
6 3.50
Cincinnati—*5%s 1941.MAS
6 3.50
•6Hs Imp Feb '40. '61 FAA
4
6 4.50
88
80
100
to 4.25
JAD
JAD
88
100
to 4.25
to 4 25
80
98
6 4.50
6 4.50
6 4.50
88
MAS
MAS
98
to 4.50
1945-JAj
88
1934-44-AAO
.MA8
to 4.50
to 4.50
93
•5Hs Fund 1934-37—-JAD
•6s Water 1944-1959.. A AO
♦Canton S D 6s 1964
AAOr
•4Hs Dec 6 1939-42.—JAD
•4.40s 1950
to 4.50
35
to 4.50
93
80
•5s Sewer 1935 37
6 4.70
6 4.70
35
93
80
Canton—*5s Sew
to 4.50
35
93
50. AAO
1335
•5s Sewer 1953
6 4.70
35
35
93
83
83
•5Hs 1935-1937
6 4.70
35
(See footnote *»
•Akron 0s 1935-1940
AAO
•5s Water 1934 1953—AAC
6 4.70
35
Durham County—
4%s 1935-1937
4%s 1938-1939...
4%s 1940-1951-
to 4.75
6 5.00
to 4.40
to 4.50
MAN
MAN
..MAN
..MAN
MAN
MAN
1930-1941
1942-1946
1947-1955
1956-1979
Durham 4Hs 1934-1940..JAJ
4Ha 1942 to 1900
5s Water 1935 to
6 5.00
to
6 4.70
6 4.70
'34-'48..MAN
4%e 1935-1970
4.75
to
to
35
Charlotte 5Ha
6b
30
6 5.00
6 4.65
31
31
31
32
32
32
/
/
/
/
/
1935-37—-AAC /
3.75
3.60
&
6 2.50
4.15B
5%a 1935-1957
5H« Street 19J5-30
70
6 4.65
3fJ
5%b 1935-1969
MAfc
4%s 1934-1965
MAN
4%a 1935-1962
AAO
Buncombe Co 5s,34-,40_.JAr
4%s Funding 1939—MAj-
%
70
6 4.65
JAJ / 31
-JAJ / 31
FAa / 31
4.00
AA
—JAD
Schenectady—
6s Dec 15 1934-1941
Asbeville—
5s 1935-1909
Saratoga Springs—
4Hb Park 1935-40
Bcarsdale 4Hi 1935 45
%
78
JAJ
•5s
5s July 1961
l9:i5 1902
1934-1935.1%B 1936-1939
I %s 1940-1954
4 %b 1967-1968
Rockland Co—4s
%
3J25
4Ha 1935-1959 (reg)—MAj*
5Ha Sch 1935-1930.—AAv
3.90s 1935 1954
FAA
Wolcott 4 H« Jly 15 *34 '42JAJ
to 3.50
6s
to
to
72
65
65
to 3.60
1935-69—Ma.FAA
JAD
19364s June 1 1959-1904
3%s 1935-1939
3%s 1940-1951.
3%s 1952-1980
3%a 1935-1945
3%s 1940-1951
3%s 1952-1963
1934
7.50
.MAfc
1935-1958—MANli
July 1 1942
JAJ
July 1 1952
JA<
1934-1973
JAj
NORTH
White Plains—
6 5.25
Port Chester—
5a
to 3.60
1939-70—JAD
5b June 1 1935 54
JAD
4%s San Sew
d5-'82—JAJ
4%s Parkway I9o2-80.JA1)
4 Hs Go Bldg 1935-44 _AAO
4%i '44. *45. 60 A *09 JAD
4s
6.25 %
7%
7%
Randolph Co 4 Hs '35-'47.FAA
4%s 1948-1959
FAA 6
/
/
0» 1935 1941
....MAN f
4Hs
4Hs
4HS
4.00
5s
4s Go Bldg
,«,
to
4%s
3.75
Westchester County—
%
to 6.25
to
Rutherford Go 5s "34 *52.-JAJ
Sallsburv 08 lmpt '34-'35-JAJ
5s 1934-1936.
to 3.60
6 2.00
JAJ
JAJ
MAN
4Hs 1935 1953
6s 1935 1946
4s May 1938
%
3.60 %
_JA.
1959-.
5%s 1945 A 1948 ser O...JA
4%s July 1951 A '55
JAJ
4.50
4%s Jan 1957
JAJ
3.40
JAJ
4% a 1942
to 6.25
to 3.60
Oct
1934-1942
Watertown
%
%
to 6.00
to 3.60
Warsaw Union Fr 8 l> No 10—
6 3.50
6 6.25
Fund June
to 3.60
5%s highway 1935-'53.FAA
to 3.55
to 6.00
5s Sept 1934-1947—
to 3.60
6 2.00
3%s May 15 1935
MAN
6 2.00
3%s May 15 36- 51—MAN
Warren Go 4Hi 1935 '50-FAA
to 3.65
4.45 %
to
to 6.00
-
to 3.60
6 2.00
AAC
FAA
.
75
95
95
Wlnstou-Salem—
to 3.60
6 2.00
.
75
75
6 6.25
Wilmington—
5s Ref A lmpt l'.*55-_.A<*v
4%s 1934-1902
-AAC
4 Hs g Wat A Sew '48. AAC
4%s Pub Imp 1935-1960JAJ
to 3.60
6 2.00
4%
65
Transylvania County—
Road A Bridge 6s 1949-50-. / 20
to 3.60
4%
6 3.60
Osslnlng 4Hs
4Hb Highway
JAJ
4%
to 3.60
to
6l%
Raleigh 5s Muni Bldg '39JAJ 6 7.00
5s lmpt June 1 1944—_JAD 6 7.00
4 Ha 1934-1907.
AAO 6 7.00
4.50
6 2.00
to
%
6 7.50
—
%
80
to 6.25
MAS 6 6.25
MAN
4Hs 1943-1947
3%
6 2.00
to
4Hs Water 1935-39
JAJ 6 3.75
6 3.10
Onondaga Co~4Ha '34-47AAO
3.70s 1935-1951
-AAO 6 3.00
6 3.50
Ontario Ca 4« '35-'51--MAN
Rensselaer
to
1954
'58.-FAA 6 7.00
W
Pitt Co 5s 1935- 30
3%
to 3.60
_
1944-19«6,
to 3.50
6 2.00
to 2.50
4H* Water 1935-45—-AAO
6 5.00
4Hs Water 1946-64—AAO
4Hs 1947-72
JAJ 6 5.00
6 3.75
Oneida—4s Water "40-'45-JAJ
No 1 4.60s
3.60
to 3.60
to 3.50
to
1935-1942
6 5.00
1942-1945
-MAN
3a May 1 1935
MAN
NiagFallsSD—4 Hsl934—FAA
4 Hi 1935-1960
FAA
No Hempstead S D No 7—
4%s 1935 1942
JAD
8 Ha
3%
to 3.90
6 1.75
W
80
80
-
to 3.60
to
80
4%s 1934-1957
MAN 6 5.50
60
Ugh Point 4H« 1935 '48
JAJ
60
5s Wat Serv 1934-1969 JAD
65
Iredell Co 5s Aug 1 '42 FAA
65
4%s 1935 1939
AAC;
65
4%s 194U-1950A AG
90
Lincoln Co 5s 1943 A '48-JAJ
90
5s Bridge 1937-1961-..FAa
vfecklenburg Co—
6 4.65
6b lief Nov 1950
MAN
5s
JA.»
4%s Sewer 1934-1953..JAJ
5s Water 1934-1950
JAJ
6%s Water 1934-1950—JAJ
Troy 6s 1934-1940 reg
AAO
4%s 1935 1950
AAO
4Hs Feb 15 1935-1967—
4%s 1935-1970
JAD
4Ha 1935-1965
JAJ
3%s Water 1934-30
JAJ
Utica—4Hs 1935
MAN
%
to
5—
1954-'58
(City
of)
4%a July
Tonawanda
100
4.10% Sewer 1936-50--JAJ
6 3.75
4Hs Wat Mayl'41-'41 MAN
6 3.60
4Hs Sew *89-'46 reg. .MAN
63.60
3.95 Nov 1 1961-1970-MAN
3s 1941-1951
Ticonderoga S D No
100
6 3.90
JAJ15
JAJ15
JAJ15
JAJ15
3s 1937-1940
Works
%~
80
Guilford County—
to 3.50
JAJ15
JAJ15
JAJ15
3s 1934-1936
Water
Greenville 5s
to 3.75
FAA 6 1.75
6 1.75
1934 1946
4s
3%a 1934-1936
3%s 1937-1940
3%s 1941-1951
103%
103%
to 4%
to 4%
103%
to 4%
103%
100%
100%
ttg
4.15s Sewer
%
103
102 H
April 1
102%
Apr 16
102%
ftap Tr A Wat '74 JAD
6 4.15
Feb 151935- 66 FAAl/s
6 4.15
4Ha Feb 15'41-1906.FAA15
102 %
4Hs Feb 15 1976.. FAA15
b 4.25
4 H s Nov 15 '31-'68. MAN 16
102 %
4He Nov 16 1978— MAN15
4s Oct 1 1980-AAO 100 H
4a May 1977
MAN 100 H
4s Various 1936
MAN 6 3.75
98 %
4s Nov 1965
MAN
98%
4a Various 1966
MAN
100%
4a Various May 1967.M&N
4a Not 1961
MAN 100%
4a May 1969
MAN 100 H
48 1935-1937
—-MAN 6 3.50
4a 1938-1967
MAN 6 4.15
6 4.15
8Ha 8 exempt 1941--MAN
8Ha exempt 1942
MAN 6 4.15
92 %
BHi R T 1948-1950—MAN
92 H
8Ha g exempt 1962—MAN
92 %
8Ha g exempt 1953--MAN
94 H
8 Hi g exempt 1?54—MAN
8Ha g Water ex 64—MAN
8Ha exempt 1955
MAN
93 H
8Ha stock Apr 1 1954-AAO
6 3.90
Nlag Falls—6Hs '41-'41 MAN
4Hs
4Hi
4Hs
4Hs
35-'45.AAO
Syracuse 4Hs 1934 AH Varlom 5*2.00
6 2.00
5s May 15 1935-1938
6 %• 1934-1960
MA8 6 2.50
4 Ha 1935-1944
MAN 6 1.75
4.20s Dec 15 1934-71 JAD16 6 2.00
4s June 15 1935-'44-JADU 6 1.75
to 4.50
JAJ f 75
FAA f 75
JAJ / 75
4%s 1935 1903-...
4%a 1935 1905
4s
3.75
4%s 1934-57-AAO 6 2.50
1934-1951
FAA 6 2.00
3%
103
to 1.50
4.00
Co 4%t ^-'SS.JAD 6 4.75
75
Co 4%s '39-.MAN
1942 W,_FAA / 75
Greensboro 5s
4.10
Bulllvan Co 4Hs
103
102 H
102 H
5.25
Suffolk Co
to 3.50
100 H *100%
103
102 H
6 2.50
4.00
4.75
Southampton 5s '36-'43-MAN
5s 1944-71
MAN
Steuben Oo4Hs 35 *37..FAA
Forsyth
Granville
4%
5s Dec 15 1944-1948
102 %
103%
b 4.00 to 3.00
1962
1964
4Hi April 1936
3.90
to
Solvay 4%a 1934-40—-FAA
Bomers (T) 4%s »34-'53_MAN
107
105
MAS
—MAS
MAS
AAO
1966—,.-AAO
1972—AA016
I960
4Hs Mar 1
4Hi Mar 1
105%
105H
105H
105
4Hi June
103
105 %
106 H
35 JAJ 25
Jan25'36 JAJ 25
Jan25'37 JAJ 25
1966
1963-—-MAS
May 1957
MAN
Not 1957
MAN
Oorp stock 1967..JAJ
Oorp stk 1971 .JAD15
Oorp stk 1934-1935JAD
Hn- 1
Sch A Var *34-'39-J AD
I960 opt 1930
MAS
Schenec Co 4 Ha *42-'5S..J&J
6 3.50
5s Dec 15 1934-1943
102 H
Net.
Bonds
Net
Ask.
Bid.
New York City—
6s Oorp stk Jan25
To
To
or
MAS
MAE
4.75
to
4.75
Cleveland H 14—
•4 Ha
•0s
Jan 181935
193/
83
.JAD
S D—
95
AAO
1949-67—MAfc 6 4.10
Cleveland Beignt«
•0s 1934-1969
Columbus
*08
94
83
•4Ha 1935-1935
MAfc
•4Hs 1930-1938
MAfc
•4H» 1934-1953.
:
4 Ha 1935 1955 *-a
FAA
4s Wat W *45 opt '20—MAfc
Columbus 8 D—
94
100
to
3.80
3.80
6 4.10
to
6 4.10
to 3.80
3.80
6 4.10
to
6 4.10
to 3.80
6 4.10
to 3.80
*Oa
1943-196^—
--JAD19 6 4.10
Cuyahoga Co *08 '35 "39. AAO 6 6.00
to
3.80
to 5.25
•6a 1930-1939
AAO
6.00
to 5.25
•4%i 1935
AAO
AAO
6.00
to 5.25
6.00
to 5.25
6.00
to 5.25
6.00
to 5.25
6.00
to 5.25
6.00
to
5.25
6.00
to
5.25
1930-1944
H 1934-1943....
-AAO
4H» Road 1935-1930. AAO
4Hi Road 1937-1938 AAO
4 H« Road
1939-1941. AAO
4a 1935 1941
AdO
4 25
by an amendment to the Constitution of Ohio, adopted Sept. 3 1912. bonds
to taxation,
d Less 1.
isued
July
1934.]
STATE
Quotations for all securities
MUNICIPAL
AND
are as near as
Yield Basis
Bid.
Dayton—
•5*s W W Imp
1944-JAD
W Imp 1945.—FAA
•4*s Bdge 1934-1951 .MAS
•4*8 W W Imp 1940. JAD
•4*8 Bdge 1934-39—AAO
•4*8 1934 1940
M A8
4*81941
961
MAS
Dayton 8 D fi*s 41 '61 MAS
4.80
4.80
4.80
4.80
16 35 40—MAS16
East Cleveland—
*6b St Impt 1936
..AAO
East Liverpool—-4b 1940-JAJ
to
85
85
85
70
80
96
4*8 1934-1940
JAD2
•4 *8 WA88epl0'34-35M ASK
5i 1934 1935
JAD
88
80
91
96
91
96
80
100
85
Mahoning Val.'San. Dist—
Marietta—*4*8 1934—JAD
90
—MAP
Bethlehem
Conservancy Dist—
'45.
5*8 (1 to 5 yr mat'y)..JAD b
5 *8 (5 to 10 yr mat'y).JAD b
5*8 (after 10 yearB)
JAD b
4.40 to 4.25
4.40 to 4.25
4.40 to 4.25
88
88
88
AAO
AAO
..AAO b 5.00
Portsmouth—6s "35-'30—JAJ
Portsmouth City 8 D—
4*8
1934-1950
4s
88
...
95
6r4.50 to 4.10
br 4.50 to 4.10
br 4.50 to 4.10
br 4.50 to 4.10
br 4.50 to 4.10
6r 4.50 to 4.10
bs 5.00 to 4.50
•6s Road Imp *34 'v5 AAO b 5.50
•4*s Oct. 1 1934-'37
b 5.50
•4* 1934-1940
AAO b 5.50
Toledo *58 W W '37-*44 FAn
84
-
to
to
5%
5%
5%
89
MAv
—.
%
1934-1942—_MA8
84
89
JADlf
84
.MAS
84
89
89
MAS
84
84
89
89
84
89
84
89
89
*6s Pub Wharf
Sewer
I960
1949
4*8 1935 1954.1
MAS] 6
•4*8 Wat 1934JAJ
•4*8 1935-1953-. ...MAS
4*s Bdg 1934 A '3« ..FAA
4*8 Nov 1 1934-*53
4s Park July 1 1942—.JAJ
84
84
.....
89
S D ♦* May
1945-.
LowerMerionTwp48 4*8,4*
McK'p't 8 D 4*s '35-'43MAN
Mercer Co 5*s '34- 47.
FAA
Norristown S D 4 *8 1943.JA.'
Philadelphia 4e 1937
JAJ
89
89
AAO
84
AAO
89
89
•6s Bdge
J&J
1 1946
J&J
4s Feb 16 1955..——--J&.f
J&J
b 6.25
to 5.25
4s July 20 1972
J&.
3*8 July 1 1934
.J&J
4*8 34 '43
J&J
4*a 1941-1959
_M&N
4*8 Apr 15 1939 58-A&015
b 6.25
to 5.25
4b
Toungstown—
Phila S D
1934 4i
AAO b 6.25
•4*8 1935-1957
_AAl
Toungstown School Dist—
•4*8 1944-1947
MAC
•5s 1934-1944
MAS
■ane8vllle—*5s City Hall A
Market 1934-1939—..MAS
fanesvllle 8 D *5a '34-'43AAO
to 5.25
4s 1934-1942
b 6.25
b
b
to 5.25
4.75 to 4.50
4.75 to 4.50
6 r4.25
6d3 .90
6P3 .90
.
48 1935 to 1939
Dec 1
to 4.10
—MAS-
3.00
4*8 Sewer 1938
FAA
4 *8 Water Works 1941 JAJ
3.00
to 2.50
4.20
to 4.10
6.00
to 5.75
Okmulgee 5s Mar 15 1943
—.
to 2.50
Tulsa—
5 *s July 1946
FAA
5 *8 Wat A Park '35 '49 FAA
5*s 10H5 1939.
....FAA
5n 1935 1947
FAA
6s Feb 1 1935 1939
JA.
85
6a Not
6(2.85
6(4%
6(2.90
6s3.85
York Co 4*8 1935-'50 ...JAJ
to 5.25
to 5.25
5s
to 5.25
4s
4*8 "34-"41
1934-1950
1935-1937
5.50
5.50
to 5.25
4s
1930
Scranton
4s
4*8
Highway '35 44.— AAO
4*8 1935 1944
s-a)
AAO
4*s H'way 1935 (8-a) —.AAO
4*8 H'way 30- 49 (s-a).AAO
4s Highway 1934-42
AAO
4b Highway 1935-41
AAO
Astoria 5!>
1963
to 3.75
b 4.00
b 4 00
to 3.75
b 4.00
b 4.00
SOUTH
b 4.00
6s3.85
6s3.85
6s3 .85
MA8 b 5.50
to 5.25
4*8 Bridge 1935 1944.JAD
4*8 1949 195b—
FAA
4a Bridge 1045 1955
.JAL
5b Road 1935-1939 ...MAN
—
Multnomah Co
o
D
No
1
b 4.40
b 4.40
to 3 20
to 3 20
b 4.40
to 3 20
b 4.40
to 3.20
b 4.40
b 4.40
to 3.20
—
4*8 July 15 *34-'39—JAJlf
4a July 15'4(K46
JAJlf
I
to 3.20
^lceu\„r
3.00
3.30
is
highway 1939
JAD
bridge 1945
JAJ
refdg July 29 1955—JAJ
July 1 1945
JAJ
highway 1939
JAJ
refdg July 29 1955
JAJ
5s Memorial Aud'm 1961
darter County—
-98
6 5.00
6 5.00
6s3.30
6s3.30
s2.9,0
to
2.85
3.15 %
6
6
6
4.46
to 4.50
to 4.50
to
4.50
to 4.50
97
to
to
4.60
5%
to 5.25
to
4.75
100
100
to 4.50
4.50
to
101
101
100
to 4.75
to
4.75
to 5.75
to 5.75
to 5.75
to 5.75
6 50 to 5.75
6.50 to 5.75
6.50 to 5.75
60
65
60
65
65
60
65
99
100
102
6 4.25
to
6 4.40
6 4.40
to 4.25
6 4.40
6 4.25
to 4.25
6 4.25
6 4.50
to
4%
4%
to
4.25 %
MAS 6 5.25
JAJ
4*% Ref 1935-1948—_J
j
)
5*8 Impt 1934-1940—JaD
Knox Co 5s Pike A Bridge
May
to 2.40
to 3.25
1
1 1935-1940
Knoxville—
70
70
to
to
to
60
92
to 4.25
FAA
to
80
84
3.25
1938-1951.
MAS
to 4.25 %
84
MAS
5s
87
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.50
—
5*% Fdg Sept 1 I960.MAS
Madison County—
4.50
to 4.75
84
AAO
1935 1937
%
to 4.50
78
MAN 6 4.50
4*8 Impt 1934-39
4*s Park 1934-1935
3.50
to 3.75
88
6 5.00
5s
5%
5%
5%
95
to
86
2°.00
to 2.60
%.
92
4*% Refunding 1957.AAO 6 4.75
5% Bridge 1944
6 4.75
Johnson City—
to
90
County—
Road 1935-1958
4%
to 4.25
90
I nplf OAll
JAD
r
JAJ
Hamilton County—
MAN
MAN
amendment to the
6
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50
5s funding Jan 1 1959-JAJ
66
5*s Road
66
Chattanooga—
4*8 School 1950
AAO 6 5.25
4*8 Memorial Aud '52M&N 6 5.25
4%
I960.—JAJ
1937
Nominal,
99
4*8 Highway 1947
JAJ 6 3.75
5% Co Memorial "34-'60JAJ 6 4.00
Dyer Co 4*s Apr 1 1955
55
Fayette County—
4*8 Road 1958
_JAJ
88
Giles County—
5% Highway 1947
JAD 6 4.50
6s3.30
6
4*s
4*s
4*8
4*8
4*a
Oocke County—
4*8 Road July 15 *47—JAJ
Cumberland Co 5s I960--JAJ
Davidson County—
6s3.30
JAJ
4*8 Mar 15 '35-73-M&S15
5s 1935-1942
—A&O
Johnston 4*s 1935-1940 MAN
N Prnr'ce 4s June ifi
*47.JAD
Newport—4*8 *35'39 _MAS 6 2.00
5*8 June 1 1935-1953
b 2.50
4*8 May 1935-1942,.MAN 6 2.00
4*8 Mar 1935
MAS
4s May 15 1948MAN
3*s g High Sch 1954-JAD
n
97
100
5s Hospital 1954
4s 1938-1966
by municipalities in that State Subjectjo taxation; by an
are subject
to taxation,
2.00
2.50
J&J 6r3.40
4*s Sewer 1952
4*s School 1954
.
6 5.00
to
TENNES8EK
MAS 6 r3.40
AAO 6 r3.40
ts Charlt Inst 1965
MAS
is June 1 1977
JAP 6 3.25
Cranston 4s sch 1935-37-JAJ
Water
6 5 00
6 5.25
to 4.40
6s3 .25
RHODE ISLAND
4a
85
6 4.60
60
Gibson
Pawtucket—4*8
70
Stanley Co 4*s fd '43-'48 JAD
Sleux Falls 8 D 5s 1986—AAO
6 *• Dec l 1940
—JAD
32
Co—
96
96
104
4*s fund 1935-47—MAN It
Perkins Co 4*s fd '36-'47 JAD
6s3.85
6s3.85
to 3.75
QO
to 4.60
60
MAS 6
6
15
Corson Co 6s fd 1935-47-MAN
iackNon Co—
6s3.85
6s3.85
F&6 6r3.40
JAJ
4*s Imp ser 1 34-'38_A&0
4*8 1935-1940.-.JAJ
4*8 Impt 1940-1945--JAJ
fork 4*8 1934-1943
FAA
Mar
1935
MASK
5s June 1 1935-«9
JAD
5s Jan 15 I9a5 40
JAJ1.
5*s Jan 16 1943
JAJH
l*s Rural Credit 1939.-JAJ
_FAA 6 r3.40
1936
to 3.75
26
26
to 3.75
%
4.60 %
DAKOTA
5s Sept 1941
5s
653.85
6 S3.85
1.00
1.50
1.75
to 3.75
JAD /
—JAJ f
5*8 1934-1949
Eugeue 6b 1942
Multnomah
b 4.00
to
80
5s Rural Credit '35 *49—AAO 6
SO—
4*s 1935 1950
Wilkes-Barre—
OREGON
102*
to 4.50
102
1
1943
Hpartaub'g Co 4
^7-47MAS
Sumter Co 5a
35-'52
JAJ
Dec 1 1938
~/o 1939-41
J&D
._% 1942-53
J&D
Reading 6a Impt 1943-49-JAJ 6r3.30
Schuylkill Co4*s 1934-1955
JAJ 6s3.25
Scranton
■
101
Spartanburg 4*8 1936—AAO
98
4*8 Water 1935-1939—JAJ 6 4.75
4*8 Water 1940-1905-JAJ 6 4.75
6a Sept 1 1939
99
o
5.50
to 5.25
100
100
6 4.75
JAJ 6 5.50
4*a 1936-1941
MAS
Rock Hill 6b 1961
opt '31-JA.1
1936
1937
5.50
.
JAJ
6b July 1940
Marlon Co—
1935
5.50
.
4.50
MAS 6 4.60
6s Highway 1935-1946. FAA
Lancaster 8 D—b* 1941—JAJ
4*% 1934
5s Water 1936
4.50
4.50
Greeoville Co 4*f> 40-'55-JAJ 6 4.75
4*a Highw 1935 1945-FAA 6 4.75
Greater Greenville Sewer Dist
4*8 190793
MAN
Kershaw Co—
Pittsburgh—4*8 '35 '50 J&L 6s3.25
4*8 1935-1937
MAS 6s3.25
4*8 1938-1946
MAS 6s3.25
to 4.50
4.50
Greenville—5b St 1942—JAJ 6 4.75
5a Water
1968opi '3S.FAA 6 4.75
Public Works Relle4—
Muskogee 5s 8ew 1938—MAS b 1.75
Oklahoma City—
5*8 1934-1940
_JAl>
4.20
4.50
4.50
MAN16
Columbia 5s Ref 1941
4*b Water 1946
6s 2 .90
652
4.50
4.50
1932—J&J
r39-'53—JAD
6s May 15 '30-'4O
_
J&J 6s3 .85
J&D 6s3.85
1937-1950-
Dec 1
Dec 1
l°x
.50
4.50
Charleston Co 6s 1937—-J&J
Cheraw 6s '62 opt
*32—July 1
Clarendon Co—
4*8 '35-'38 taxable, _M&N 6s3.25
OKLAHOMA
3.16
4.50
4*s Highway 1935-37-F&A 6 4.75
4*s Highway 1938-43-F&A 6 4.75
93
Charleston—4*s Jan '02.J&J
4s Refg '38
93
(tex-exem)_J&J
—
4a Nov 1 1906
.MAN
•4*8 1934-1950.
4*8 1935-1956
•6B
1934-1960
4*8 ctfs ludebt
Aiken Co 4*s 1937-1946
Anderson Co—
6s3.85
JAJ 6s3.85
JAJ 6s3.85
6s3.85
J&J 6s3.85
J&J 6s3.85
4s Jan
84
84
Toledo Sch Dist—
to
JA.1
4*s May 1948-*
4*8 Nov 1 1948
4*s 1956
4 *• Dec 17 1978
4b July 1939
4s July 1942
84
6'1.00'
193f!
4s Refund 1962
opt
ts
5s Jan 1951
J&D
AAO
J&D
SOUTH CAROLINA
6s3 .25
6s3 .25
1944_FAA 6s3.40
Lancaster Co 4*s A 4*8
6s2 .90
Lancaster
3.10
3.10
3.10
3.10
—---
M&N
i
6s3 .25
6s3 .25
JAJ 6s3.80
6s4.10
6 s4.10
«rie—4*8 Sch 1935- 39_AA<
4*8 1934-1960
FAA 6 s4.10
Erie 8 D 4s 1934-1938 —.FAA 6s4 .10
4 *a 1935-1937
AAO 65-t.lO
654.10
4*a Jan 1 1936-1946
Fayette Co 4s road 1936-AAO 653.75
Harrisburg—
4s Pub Imp '35 to '36-MAf* 6(2.90
4s May 15 1935 1953
6(2.90
4« 1935-1942
FAA 6(2.90
Jeanette 4*8 1934-1956-MAS 6s3.90
Lackawanna Co
JAJ
MAN S
6s 1934-1936
M&N
6a 1937-1942—
M&N
6a Funded 1935-1969—A&O
4a Funding 1947
A&C
6(2.75
6s3.25
6s3.25
36. '40.
—-JAD 6(3.20
_
•6s Sept
1934
6s
•5s
to
6(2.75
Ohester 8 D 4*8 1937-*42
94
95
1935
3.10
3.10
3.10
AAO
M&N
1936-1901— M&N
4*s 1935-1907—
J&D
4*s Funding 1944
M&N
4*s 1934-1967
-JAD
4*s June 1935-1967—J&D
4*8 1935-1940.
94
to 4.50
D6*a
'50-
JAJ
1935-1950-..
Fund
0s Fund
Oambria Co 4*8 Nov 1 *34-'45 6s4%
Ohester 4a'37 op'17 tax-ex JAJ 6 s3.80
94
88
JAJ
—
Springfield »5s 1934
4*8 1934-1935
MAS
4*8 St Impt 1935-39..MA8
•4*8 1935-1949
MAS
4a 1935-1955
MAS
Ipringf'd 8 D *5a'34-'39-JAJ2
Steubenville *6s 1936—.MAS
Summit Co—
65
to 3.10
.00
1946.
4a Water 1902..
4a Oct 1 1964
6a
Braddock 4*8 '34-'44—MAN
Montgomery County—
Fmerg '34-'42—JAD
8
1
to 2.50
Woonsocaet 4*a Fd "41-J&D
Altoona 8 D 48 '35------AAO
100*"
Net.
1936
4s May 2 1967
la May 1902
6s3.25
6s3 .25
6s3 .25
6s3 .25
A voona—4s "34 opt '14—JAJ 6r4.25
4s Ref 1936 opt 1916-- -JAJ 6r4.25
4s Highway '37 opt '32-JAJ 6r4.25
96
91
4*8 water 1934-52——AAO
4.25
4.25
35
60
Highway l«36. 1937. 1940.
'42,"46. 47 '50.'52
is Highway 1941.'43.'46.
4S. '51. '53
MAP
Allegheny—4h 1937
MA£
Allegheny Co 4*a *43--MAN
4*i 1935-1937
AAO
4*s 1938-1940—
AAO.
4*1 1941-1962AAO
4*8 1934-1956
-AAO
4 *• July 1934-1958
J&J
4*« 1940-1959
-J&J
4s Bridge 1042
FAA
4s 1935-1958
MAS
88
91
—
_MA8
to
to
4s
80
88
•5s Sewer Feb 16 '35
Lucas Co 4a C-H 1944
Newark *4*8 1935 41
1936-1955—-MAN
126
5b July 1 1951 Series C—JAJ
4*s rW 1 1061 out '36—JAD 6(2.75
4*8 1939, 1944, 1949
JAJ 6(2.75
6%
70
•5e F1
to 4.25
2
is Oct 1 1964
ia July 1966
4h
95
70
_
5s ref 1935
5a ref 1936-1941
4s Jan
to 4.25
PENNSYLVANIA
6s 3.90 to 3.50
bs 3.90 to 3.50
.-AAO
44
to 4.25
4s Water
Ask.
JAD b 1.00
JAD b 2.60
1934-1937
1938-1969
Water Jan
b 4.50
95
•5s Park A Imp '34 *41 AAO
Lima *5*8 Sewer 1934-194/
Martin's Fy *68'34Miami
4s
4b Water 1939-1958—- -J&J 6 4.50
4b Water 1940-1959
-FAA b 4.50
Pt of Astoria 5s Refg 1955-JAJ / 26
br 4.60 to 4.50
bs 3.90 to 3.50
bs 3.90 to 3.50
4*t '34'39AAO
61
4*s
4*8
to 4.25
4.25
b 4.50
b 4.50
95
85
85
7.00
Foe tor la »5s W W
'35-'40 M&S
—
to 4.25
Pt of Ooob Bay Harbor 5s—.
1938-—JAD
•4*8 1934 1952......MAS
•Jn W W 1934 1940.-JAJ
•4*8 Oct 1945
to
93
85
Bid.
Providence—
b 4.50
80
85
Bonds.
b 4.50
b 4.50
4s Water 1937
To
o>
Net.
MAN
-AAO
-M&N
4*8 Dock 1943
4*8 Oct 1934-47
4*8 1935-1960
70
to
Franklin County—
*6*s HoaABge 1935—FAa
Hamilton Co *4*8 1943. FA A
•4*8 Oct 1 1939...
4AO
•4*8 8ewer Oct. 1 1934-'47
4s C H June'30
op
10.JA1J
[ronton *4*8 W W *30—JAD
„
Ask.
1934-50-MAN
5s Harb Dev
5.00 to 4.50
—
-
Bid:
to 4.40
to 4.40
5.00 to 4.50
•5s Mar
LaJtewood
Bonds.
to 4.40
to 4.40
4.80 to 4.40
4.80 to 4.40
4.80 to 4.40
-
Yielc' Basis
To
or
Net
Portland—
•5s W
Elyrla 4a 1934
Ask.
103
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds.
BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
86
86
86
90
87
90
4*% Highway '35-'49 JAD 6
5.50
to
5%
4.00
Constitution of Ohio, adopted Sept. 3 1912, bonds issued after Jan.
1 1913
s Less 1 on bid side.
(Less*,
u Less 3 on bid side
Less 2.
oLessl*.
STATE
104
Montgomery
6s
4.00
Polk Oo 5s 1935
to 3.85
4.00
to 3.85
4.00
to 3.85
4.00
4.00
4.00
'35-"56—J&J
1936-1968
MAN
J&J
1935-1948
MAS
to 3.85
4.00
34-'60- 1940
J&J
to 3.85
J&P
F&A
46>-
Robertson County—
4Kb Road 1948
Shelby County—
4s Courthouse 1957—
6s Aud Mkt H'se'49
6 4.75
4.00
WASHINQTON
to 4.60
to 4.60
b 4.75
to 4.60
"56--faa 6 1.75
to 4.60
4k% Gen. oblig. 1934-1943 6 4.00
to
3.60
to
5%
4. .50
to 4.20
ourke Oo 5s '35 opt "2b-J an 1 6 5.15
Everett—
1937—-j&j
4.40
to 4.25
4.40
to
4.40
to
Sewer
73
73
73
%
5ks Water 1935-38.m&s
King County—
83
83
m&n
1 j&d
FAA
!(•
pages
STATES—Set
83
96
&
19
4Kb Bridge 1934-1938 m&n
4Kb Bridge 1939-1949 m&n
4k' 1934
m&n
4kb 1936-1950
m&n
Pierce Oo 5s Sept 1 '34-378ept
Port of Seattle 5s '34-'55 m&8
4Kb Jan 1935-1965 .-jaj
Seattle—6s 1935-41 lap aao
5kb lap 1935-43—-man
UTAH.
5.50
to
5%
6.25
,,0,.
to
5.75 %
5Ka April 1 1941
92
4Kb Road 1939
4Kb July 1 1939
88
5.00
1955—MAS
5K % Highway
to
4.75 %
TEXAS.
'59-'66
Abilene 6s Feb 15
-
to 3%
3.95
to 4.05
3.80
3.50
3.50
%
to 3.60i%
to
3.60,%
3.50
to
3.60,%
b 3.60
to
3.70 %
to
3.75 %
—
to 2.90
4kb 1935-1935
to 2.90
1949
man
4k® Apr 1 1942 b 3.60
87
4s May 1
to 4.15
8alt Lake Oo
4Kb '35-"68_MA81fi
1934-1942__ --J&J
78
4.30
'62op'32J&J
1935-1961
—J&J
1935 1953
J&J
1954-1958
J&J
4.30
4.30
4.30
to 4.15
4.30
to 4
'32--A&O
5.75
to 5.25
jhs
Works 1954.M&8
5s 1935-1939
A&O
5s 1940-1965
A&O
4K» 1935
J&J
4K» 1936-1970
J&J
4s 1942 opt 1922
'
5.75
to 5.25
4Kb
5.75
to 5.25
5.75
to 5.25
6b
6s SchBlg&Hos
*K*
4K»
4 H.*
.
Beaumont 5b '52 op
5s
Water
5.75
„
1935 1942
.—
3s
j&j
101
-j&j
to 4.05
%
to 4.05
%
%
to 4.05
to 4.05
%
05 %
b 4.25
-MAS
6b School 1955 opt '36- J&J
5s Impt Aug 1 1948—F&A
4K» 1935 1960
A AO
5.75
5.75
to 5.50
Worth 5s 1961
AAO
4.85
to 4.70
1935-1969
J&D
FAA
FAA
JAJ
4.85 ;to 4.70 %
4 85 !to 4.70 %
4.85 , to 4.70 %
4.85 to 4.70 %
5.75
'to
4%
I
%
5.50 %
to 5.50
to
%
5.75 to 5.50 %
5.75 .to 5.50 %
-
4KB 1938-1971
4K> 1936-1964
4s Refunding 1941
Galveston—5s 1934-1935-JAJ
%
4.90j%
5.05
to
1944--A&O
5.05
to 4.90
%
5s
School 1934-1954--MA8
1935 1958
AAO
4Kb Grad. Ac. '48op'2S J&J
5.05
to 4.90
%
5s
5.05
to
5.05
to 4.90
4Kb
Rale
to 4.90
b 5.10
to 4.90
County—
5s Bd Apr 10
Grimes Oo —
*61op*31 AAO
6 6.00
to 5.50
b 4.25
to 4.10
o
4.25
to 4.10
%
4.25
to 4.10
4.30
to 4.10
4.30
to 4.10
4.30
to 4.10
4.30
to 4.10
4.30
to 4.10
4.30
to 4.10
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
4.30
to 4.10
4.30
to 4.10
4.30
b Basis.
to 4.10
4.30
4.30
%
%
to 4.10 %
to 4.10 %
-FAA
/ Flat price,
1
to 4.10
4.30
Port Arthur—
1935-1970
Funded
debt
i99l
iKsctflndebt 1934-37
—
/
to
4%
4%
4%
man
to
4.85
to
3.50
to
4%
6 5.00
to 4.30
to 4.30
to
-*.30
6 1.75
to
.50
6 3.60
to 3.50
6 3.60
to 3.50
5%
5%
5%
102
to
,
---
4".50 %"
to 4.50
to 4.50
%
%
5.00
Charlottesville 5s 1962—m&8 b 4.30
5s Water Impt 1951—-j&j 6 4.30
to 4.10
to 4.10
%
%
Danville—
4Kb Ref Aug 1942
faa b 4.30
4Kb July 1 1939-1950- -j&j b 4.30
Fairfax Oo 4Kb 1945..f&a2 b 4.30
Henrico Oo Sch 5s '35-'50 j&J b 4.50
to
4.10
to
4.10
to 4.10
1
4Kb June 1 1957
j&i
Lynchhg4Ks Pub Imp '39j&j
4Kb Pub Impt 1948---J&j
4Kb Water 1951
jaj
4s Ref Oct 1934.
—ja
b 4.50
4.20 %
to 4.20 %
b 4.25
to
to
6 4.25
4.10 %
to 4.10 %
b 4.25
to 4.10
b 4.25
to
1939-1959.j&j
b 4.25
to 4.10
Newport News 4Kb '48-j&d
4Kb Feb 1953
f&A
4a Street Nov 1 1941
-man
5.00
Norfolk—4% Jan 1935-36
4k% April 1941-47
5% Water May 1952
5% Port Terminal May '52.
5k% School Oil 1952
Petersburg 4Kb 1962
aao
Portsmouth—-5 kb 1951--f&a
4k» Imp Oct i 1942—a&o
4Kb Sch a Sew 1938—j&j
4kb 1934-1964
j&j
6s Water 1941
.j&d
tlchmond—4Kb 1949
jaj
4kb 1951
jaj
4Kb July 1 1964
—jaj
4Kb July 1 1941
jaj
-
4k« july 1 1965
4s 1938 to 1943
-
—
4.10
6 3.60
to 3.50
6 3.60
to 3.50
J&j 6 3.60
j&j 6 3.60
to 3.50
3.50
70
3kb 1951 a 1952
3 kb 1943-1952
J&j 6 3.60
to 3.50
%
jaj 6 3.50
Charleston 4kb *41 opt '27j&j 6 4.30
Charleston 8. d —
5s 1935-1952
j&j 6 4.30
to 3.35
%
Clarksburg 5s 1934
5s 1935-1953
a&o 6 4.25
-a&o 6 4.75
'21m&s 6 4.75
Olarksbg 8 d fis '41 on
Hancock
County-- 5s
Grant
99 K
Road DIst '46 opt 32.m&n
Huntington fis 1944
Oct 6 4.30
102
Martinsburg fis '43 op '29 Deol
Mercer Oo fis *44 op *24 a&ol.'
101K
Morgantown fis
1934 48
_.!&
100
to
to
4.10j %
to
4.10!%
to
4% I
to
4.30 %
4.30 %
to
101
•
..
4.10 %
to
103
102
103
6 4.20
to
4.05
') 3.75
to
3.50
6 3.60
to 3.40
6 2.50
to
2%
4kb 1935-1947
a&o 6 3.75
68 w w 1934-1935—-m&* 6 5.75
to
3.40 %
to
6 5.75
to
5%
5%
3.40
Wheeling fis w w '34-'52_ja.1
4s Ref 1934 to
1936—July
%
WI8CON8IN
1
to
Eau
5.00
4.50 %
to 4.50 %
5.00
to 4.50 %
5.00
to
5.00
to
5.00
to
4.50
4.50
4.50
to 4.50
to 4.50
5.00
5.00
to
to
%
%
%
%
%
4.50 %
4.50 %
5.00
5.00
Claire 4Kb w w '34.'4*
Fond du Lac 4Kb 1935Mai
%
Green Bay—
—
w w 1936-1960—man
Madison—
6s
to
4.50
%
5.00
50 %
3.50 %
to 4
b 3.65
to
b 3.65
to 3.50
b 3.65
to
6 3.65
to
%
3.50 %
3.50
hi
—jaj
jaj
3.55
jaj
3.55
Is Elec Light 1942
jaj
3.55
jaj
toanoke 4Kb ref 1936
jaj
4Kb Street Impt May 1940
4Kb Pub Bldg 1941-man
4Kb Pub Bldg 1944—man
(kb Apr 1952
aao
is Street Impt 1936
jaj
3.55
1943
4.25
4.25
4%
4%
to 4%
to 4%
to 4%
4.25
to
4.25
4.25
4.25
to
to
to
3.60
to 3 .40
4.00
to
4.00
to
%
3.75 %
3.75 %
4Kb 1935-1939
4Kb Park 1935
4kb 1934 i94o-.
4s 1934-1936
4s 1937-1944
o
to 4.50
3.60
.J&„
J&j
...jaj
4.00
to
3.75
4.00
to
3.75
4.00
to
j&j
4.00
to
j&j
4.00
to 3.75
6 3 90
to 3.70
6 3.90
6 3.90
to
6 3.90
6 3.90
to 3-70
6 4.60
to 4.25
4kb
4kb
1934-1937
1938-1949
Milwaukee—5a
4.50
to
5.00
j&d
j&d
'34-'40_—j&j
6s July 1934-1940 —j&j
5.00
5.00
4s 1941
4s
VIRGINIA
4s 1939-1950
4s July 1948-1952
Bristol 5Kb Sch '34-'53
4s Pub Impt
WEST
%
%
%
3.75 %
3.75 %
%
Milwaukee Oount-
Ot h'se 1934..m&n15
ot h'ue'36- 50 ma n15
Sew Mar 12 '36- 45
court h'se 34-'36j&dl6
court h'se '36-'49jadlfi
Racine —4k> *35'-57.—m&n
6s 1934-1941
f&a
Raolie Oo 5s 1935-1940—jai
4k»
4k"
4Kb
4Kb
4Kb
.
to
%
3.70 %
3.70 %
to 3
%
70 %
6 4.60
to 4.25
6 4.60
to
6 4.60
to
4k« 1935-1950
j&j
85
Superior 4k» Sch "^4 '44-jaj
Wood Oo 5s 193--1938—_aao 6 3.75
95
to
3.25 %
WYOMING
5.75
1951 opt 1941...a&o
Sacrona Oo s d No 2—
103
j&j
94
(•
Road
1935-1944
1
4.25 %
4.25 %
4%
5s
d Less K<
4%
6 4.30
%
102
j& b
Alexandria 6s 1934-1956.a&0 b
Arlington Oo 6 ks 35 '54,faa b
llbemarle Oo 5s 1941
-
Road 1935-'54-AAO 10
4b '47 op "17 AAO
4K« Apr 10
35 56 AAO 10
4Kb Road Apr 10 '35-60
-Houston—5s 8ew 1939 -MAN
6s Ref Oct 16 '4lop'31-AAO
5s Mun Imp '35-"36—FAA
4K« Sept 1935-1952-M&N
4Kb Oct 26 38 op *2«- AAO
4K» 1934-1957-J&J
4K> Imp 1934-35 (s-a)-J&J
4Kb Impt 1936-39 (s-a)-J&J
4Kb Impt 1940-66 (s-ai-J&J
4Kb 1942-1947
Houston B D 6b Feb 1952—-4K« 1937-1951
J&D
Palestine 5a Sch Aug 1 1934.
*39. 44. 49. '54. 59. '64
5Kb
Harrifl Oo
6s
4.90
5.05
Grad.Ac.'49 op'29A&0
Galveston
to
to
to 4.30
2.75.%
to 3
101
4s
Co4Ks8eptl0'61 AprlO
Bridge Feb 10
1954 opt 1924
Apr lb
Pauo 6s W W Purch'50 AAO
6s Fund 1951 opt *31
to
virginia.
66
4.25
to 4.50
to
Highway 19s4-1934—jaj
5s Highway 1935-1946—-j&j
4Kb July 1946-1948
j&j
4kb 1945-1954
j&j
4kb 1935-1943
.j&j
(commonwealth) 1962
3k% ctfs of indt July 1 '39
to 4
to 4.50
6 4.30
5s
75
5s Vlad't A
5s Grade
.50
.75
/ 62
/ 62
Dallas
5s
b
114
4Kb July 1 1934-1949--J&J
4Hb 1935 '45
--M&N b 4.20
4KB 1946-85
MAN b 4.20
b 4.20
4b School 1934-1951—J&J
4.50
to 4.50
35 '51 (s-a)aao 6 4 60
4s Water 1944-48
j&j 6 4.60
to 5.25
b 4.20
to
4k«k1lap
to 5.25
to 5.25 %
66
1935-1957
75
65
Cleburne 5s WW'52op'32 JAJ
i 75
Corpus ChriHtl 5s fd 67 _ FA A / 69
1
75
6s Water 1934-1959,. FA A / 69
Dallas 5s 1935 i960
-MAN 6 4.20 to 4.05 %
4Kb 1935 1970
MAN b 4.20 to 4.05 %
Fart
jae
65
SS Road Mar 15
.ffil
1934-48.
Oct i 1934-1949—aac b
MJddlebury 4s '41op'2l-man
Rutland 4Kb 1946-48
j&j
5.75
MA¬
4.50
4.50
6 5.00
4kb Water '39-'43 (s-a) j&j 6 5.00
4kse1l&p 42-46(a-a>.jaj 6 4.60
15
Oameron County—
4Kb
101K
VERMONT.
5.75
1 in
tO 5 °7r
to
a&o
4s 1946-1950
to 4.15
Brazoria Co—
5K» Impt Apr 10 I95n
5%
to
Spokane—
4Kb Park 1963J&j 6 4;00
4Kb Bridge 1934-36-—jaj 6 4.15
Tacoma—Revenues-—
to 4.15
Amarillo
Austin
5%
5%
to
6 5.00
a&o
1936-1957
a
5%
to
Seattle School dist na. 1—
to 3.90
Salt Lake City 8 d—
80
72
100
Gen oblig 4ks '35-'40_a&0 6 4 30
4kb 1941-1955
aao 6 4.30
2.90
2.75
2.75
—JAJ
—JAJ
JAJ
Ogden 4k% 1934-1945 —FA A
Salt LakeOlry—
5a Refunding 1941
Jaj
4a Ref 1935
aac
4a Ref 1936-1945
aac
4s Ref 1946-1965
aac b
White County—
6 5.75
to
to
6 5.00
6 5 00
5s Light a Pow 1942-50a&o 6 5.00
6 5.00
4k Lt a Pr 1939-'5« m&n
•Smith County—
5Ks Fdg 1936-1958—J&J
Tipton County—
,
454s Road July 2 34-58J&J
Washington County—
5% Fdg June 1 1954—J&J
95
_F&a 6 5.75
6 5.75
6 5.75
6 5.75
5s Road 1935
83
to 3.85
UNITED
98
92
Revenue—
83
73
73
to 3.60
95
5s general oblig 1936—j&d
83
73
faa10
5Ks 1934-1940
5b Feb 10 1960
4kb 1934-1955
4kb 1934-1960
4Kb 1935-1943
_j&j 6 4.00
Gen Fund 1934-194*
6s
4.25
4.25
1950—man
man
Wichita Falls 6s
to 3.85
4.00
4.50 %
to 4.60
to 3.85
4.00
1940-1951—MAS
4K%
_A&U
-MAS
4.10
to
to 4.60
b 4.75
5s
90
to 4.50
b 4.75
%~
to
to 4.50 %
b 4.75
Waco—5s
to 3.85
„
to 4.60
4Kb Oct, 10 '34-"59..-aao10
to 3.85
85
to 4.60
b 4.75
Staunton 5b 1934 58
ma8 b 4.25
Tazewell Oo 6* 1935-46. .jaj 6 5%
w aanington oo. sch *34-*39 j&j 6 5%
to 4.60
b 4.75
Net,
Ask.
b 4.75
Sao Antonio s d 5s
Tarrant County—
to 3.85
4.00
434b 1934 1967
4Kb
4.501
to
b 4.75
T
or
Bia.
Bonds.
Net
Water-Works 1942—jaj
4Kb Water 1937-1968—jaj
to 4.25
4.75
5s Memorial 8q
4H®
to 4.25
4.40
1953-FAA
1935-1942—A&O
1935-1960--MAS
March
to 4.25
4.40
'34-'53-m&s
5Ks w w 1935
MAN
5Ks w w 1936-'65—MAN
5s 8ept 1934-1953
m&r
6s Sept 1934-1959
M&s
5s St Imp Diat No 2 1943—
4kb 1935-1987
jaj
4kb 1934-1968
FA a
to 4.25
4.40
San Antonio—5s
to 4.25
4.40
Oc—5s Cumber¬
4Kb High Sch
4Kb Hospital
to 4.25
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
4.40
land River Bd«e
Nashville 6s
to 4.25
4.40
1934-1954—------MAS
4s
To
or
Ask.
4.40
4Kb Water 1934-1962—J&J
4Kb Water 1949
-J&J
4Kb Park 1959
a&o
4KB 1934-1956
-J&P
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
or
Memphis 5a July 1054
J&J
6s River Term '35- 48-A&0
<
closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Yield Basis
Bid.
Bonds.
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
AND
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the
103K
98
Quotatioas in this department are given per share, not per cent, except for stocks of Canadian
Institutions, and are
possible for the closing dag of the month preceding date of issue, though often are nominal.
An asterisk (*) denotes
as near as
sales.
Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the National banks
are from
the Comptroller's last call; for all oth,er
tutions they are the latest obtainable, direct returns being procured by us where no periodic statements
the Clearing House banks of New York, deposits are taken from the latest weekly statement.
National Bank»
National Banks
Apr. 18.
March 5.
State
CALIFORNIA
required.
insti¬
For
Institutions
March 5.
Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Institution*
Staff
ALABAMA
March 5.
are
Par.
Deposits.
Ask.
Bid
Capital.
Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
Deposits.
Par
Bid.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Birmingham—
$
$
9
Per
Loa Angeles (Concl.)
Union Bank & Trust.
Birm'ham Tr & Sav
Common
500,000 1
2,000,000
EnBley Bank St Tr Co
Industrial Sav Bank.
First National Bk—
Common
149,867
18.322,860
100
175.00d
Preferred
27,727
i75,923
497,000
1.017,507
Per
share.
100
100.000
2,500.000
7.500,000
j2,812,960
100.000
Preferred
Woodlawn-American
National
Bank
Nomi nal.
share.
20,155
40,945,890
2,500,000 dl, 501,816
27.146,472
100
4,146,400
500,000
1,670,399
111,183
202,434
35,135,018
3,380,375
7,387.498
100
257,200
125,775
524,298
20,000
251,158
2,900,000
4,211,670
8,527,585
617,000
100
2.550,153
100
145,000
501,709
105,725
77,102
49,072
16,847,451
864,766
3,072,586
705,535
22,594
2,164,579
21,447,041
79
100
Oakland—
100
20
{ 25
23
Central Bkof Oakland
First National Bank.
Farmers & Mer Shv.
1100
300.000
100
100
o
.
314.160
Pasadena—
100
P1r*t, National Bank
1,000,000
Merchants Nat Bk—
Common..
1.089,922
14,674,569
100
Pasadena Nat Bank.
1,000,000 1
500,000
Preferred class A..
Amer Nat Bk&Tr Co
11,692,915 (
105,136
500.00(1
634,786
1,396,410
i
!
cent
Citizens Ooml Tr & 8
First National Bank.
First Trust & Sav Bk
Mobile—
Security Nat Bank..
20
25
300.000
500,000
l.ooo.oon
c
100,000
300,000
Capital Nat Bank
500.000
102,583
611,444
1,000.000
Union Bk & Tr Co—
Common
100,000
100,000
Preferred
j
2,049,324
12,256,203
1,349,627
60,504
100
10
6X
5H
400.000
179,726
21,830
225,873
152,894
120.000
200.000
Belma National Bank
Selma Tr A Sav Bank
ioo.ooo
2,208,301
704,580
1,371,572
1,332,591
500.000
Citizens Bk of Sacra_
Merchants Nat Bank
Sumitomo Bk of Cal J
2on.ono
State
ARIZONA
March 5.
150,000
100
San Diego—
First Nat T & 8 Bk.
San Diego Tr & S B
1,000,000
850,955
250,000
500,000
6422,553
100
100
re cent
ion
sa
N
o
Common
Preferred
les
Institutions
Anglo
Nomi nal.
Per
250.000
91,301
3,473,575
100
197,744
430,183
176,924
245,729
3.469,119
5,290,368
2,963,069
10,517,017
share
20
Phoenix—
First Nat Bk of Ariz.
Phoenix Nat Bank..
300.000
500.000
250.000
1.050.000
Phoenix Sav Bk & Tr
Valley Bank & Tr Co
25
N
o
25
re
cent
25
sa
les
Tucson—
Consolidated Nat Bk
Sou Arizona Bk St Tr
400.000
250.000
81,341
300,472
7,501,249
4,996,076
iw
100
o
100
cent
n
les
fiOO.il""
100,000
10(
100
9,652,690 ( 25
I 25
4,602,459 100
100
1,324,711
241,775
al5,933
San Francisco-
March 5.
Bisbeo—
Miners St Merch Bk.
25
100
SanBernardino—
American Nat Bank.
Security Tr St Sav Bk
United States Nat Bk
National Bank*
50,000
11"
Seima—
City National Bank.
People's Bk St Tr Co.
too
Sacramento-
10(
MontgomeryAlabama Nat Bank.
First National Bank
les
California
National Bank
15.400.000
Bank of Calif, N A..
8.500.000
Bank of Canton Ltd.
300 000
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
100
St Savs Assoc
..._g 50.000.000 50,987,419 807,503,967
Bank of America
4,000,000 2,255,230 59,710,793
Bank of Montreal
1.000,000
186,552
2,938,356
Canadian Bk of Com
1,300.000
597,464
12,723,145
Crocker First Nat Bk
6,000,000 4,169,771
61,149,708
The San Fran Bank.
1,000,000
13 ^
100
Pacific Nat Bank...
Wells Fargo Bank &
Union Trust Co...
1,000,000
151
14tf
153
/
Of
25
100
100
6,558,692 151,859,130 1000
100
208,474
5,303.839
9.000,000
8,487,076 162,192,718
Yokohama Specie Bk
1.225.000
380,468
2,984,913
American Trust Co.. 10.000,000 10,751,972
197,323,955
100
100
20
4,043,809 139,554,540
7,606,065 82,491,745
133,073
251,912
100
235
9,650 9,850
37
43
217
225
p
a00
San Jose—
National
Bonk*
ARKANSAS
March 5.
Stmt*
Nomi nal.
Per share.
200,000
500.000
72,653
580,232
498,200
2,260,119
5,323,657
7,627,646
300.000
118,826
56,720
21,225
115,798
3,767,980
1,781,035
603,892
4,428,994
250.000
250.000
First National Bank.
Merchants Nat Bank
J 100,538
500.000
Little Rock-
Commercial Nat'l Bk
Peoples
300,000
200,000
Nat'l Bank.
Twin City Save Bk._
Union National Bank
W B Worthen Co—
ioo.ooo
Common
Preferred
Pine Bluff—
600,000
500,000
Santa Ana—
Commercial Nat Bk.
First National Bk—
March 5.
Fort Smith—
City National Bank-
First National Bank.
San Jose Nat Bank..
Institution*
100
N
100
re
sa
Preferred
les
125,581
500,000
V.5
No re cent
25
25
8»
les
7,019,475 J100
1100
Stockton—
First National Bank.
Stockton S & L Bank
Union Safe Deposit
20
25
100
1,009,182
31,564
500.000
cent
25
200,000
Common
o
7,458,319
1,945,874
829,558
118,923
Bank
25
200,000
1,000,000
457,447
1,089,016
2,947,812
8,015,489
100
100
N
375,000
a77,937
1,795,400
100
sa
o
re cent
les
7,800,287 1100
1100
Nat Bank of Comm..
Common..
Preferred..
Simmons Nat
50,000 1
50,000
Bank
200.000
National Banks
March 5.
10,000
755,969 /100
See
CANADA ( Page
1100
571,239
7,571,101
CALIFORNIA
<ou
400
State
Tns itutions
March 5.
*
Sale price.
a
\
115^
Dec. 30 1933.
14 1934.
b Feb.
Nomi nal.
1
Long Beach—
Calif First Nat Bank
Farmers & Merch Bk
Farm & Merch Tr Co
Per
share.
300.000
1,000,000
100,000
225.000
107,656
694,426
3,125,935
9,140,136
None
100
161", 089
re cent
1,726,702
100
sa
5.000,000
1.000,000
1,233,416
651,774
70,524,530
5,000.000
7,410,757
84,448,507
20
3.000,000 5,023,846
92,156,211
2.000.000
338,869
8,108,720
Becurlty-Flrst NatBk 30.000,000 25,867,435 442,932,807
100
Western Tr & Sav Bk
20
100
N
o
lea
Los Angeles—
California Bank
h
California Trust Co_
Oitizens Nat Trust &
Savings
Bank
Farmers & Mer. NatSeaboard Nat Bank.
25
16
20
32o
,360
8
12
ki00
25
25
April 2 1934.
d April 30 1934.
e In process of reorganization.
/ Par $40 Hong Kong money.
g The Vallejo Commercial National Bank, Vallejo, Calif., absorbed by
the Bank of America National Trust & Savings Association of San Fran¬
cisco, Cal., on May 18 1934, and the Placerville National Bank of Placerville and the First National Bank of Grass Valley on May 22 1934.
h California Securities Co., the investment affiliate of the California
Bank of Los Angeles, Cal., discontinued its investment business as of
May 31 1934.
c
t
30 H
June 30
1933.
by the California Bank, Los Angeles, Calif.
price.
Fully paid up stock with par of 100 yen.
New stock with par of 50 yen.
k All owned
I Last sale
n
p
Par value 100 yen.
National Banks
National Banks
Institutions
State
COLORADO
March 5.
COMPANIES
TEUST
AND
BANKS
106
D1ST.0F COLUMBIA
March 5.
March 5.
March 5.
.1
Capital.
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Capital.
Ask.
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Par.
Deposits.
share
Per
$
$
208,035
50.000
1,311,078
40,062
$
Colorado Spgs.—
Colorado Sav Bank__
1,407,365
Colorado Spgs Nat B
100,000 I
100,000
Common
Preferred class A__
Exchange Nat DankFirst National Bank
300,000
{:::
Common
100
100
4,574,028
2,517,081
145,621
63,317
550,000
500.000
Central Sav Bk & Tr
Colorado Nat Bank
100,000
1,000,000
350.000
1.050,000
200.000
800.000
186,660
1,000.000 1
1,500.000
...
Nat Bank—
Common,.
200.000
i25,000
550.000
120.000
500.000
1,656,983
23,198
1,547,436
100.000
23,726
1,180,980
500.000
30.000
1,095,435
132,786
94,441
15,418,395
1,212,399
1,544,709
59,503
3,234,722
South B'way Nat Bk p
U S National Bank,.
1,000,000 II,479,061
1,000,000
1,299,801
14,117,780
Guardian Trust Co_.
International Tr Co,
cent
(100
4,726,334
8,848,840
17,365,426
loo
o
Amer Secur <fe Tr Co.
cent
100
Nat Sav & Tr Co—
les
100
3,400 000
re
43,090,499
436,651
19,501,625
267,324
16,661,059
o
100
5,800,240
5,051,972
35,348.617
Secur Sav & Com Bk
21,497,397
2,001,896
100
339,475
184,980
3,920,331
sa
700,000 11,079,666
700,000
1,500.000
Preferred
First National Bank-
N
re
100
1,500,000
N
Denver
50
100
80,671,950
750.000
600 000
100
809,804
70,302
ion
12,954,851
3,000.000
Second Nat Bank—
60.000
20
100
Sa les
Preferred
100
31,335.926
100
10
4,167,712
1,804,268
11,396,190
4,278,772
6,697,985
2,389,001
9,989,318
2,064,148
23,848,195
Riggs National Bank
1
Common
Preferred
Colorado State Bank
269,198
721,765
92,454
779,005
153,547
I,477,750
500.000
400.000
Nat Capital Bank—
Nat Metropol Bank.
100
Denver—
American Nat Bank-
10
469,081
182,811
286,703
250,000
Liberty Nat Bank
Lincoln Nat Bank
McLachlen Bkg Corp
Nat Bank of Wash-
100
share.
Per
$
Washington—
City Bank
Columbia Nat BankBank of Coram & Sav
Hamilton Nat Bank.
100
6,183,054
6,210,746
319,097
376,337
300.000
Ask.
Bid.
Nomi nat.
Nomi nal.
Common
Preferred
HJ0
100
2.000,000
Munsey Trust Co
Union Trust Co
Wash Loan & Tr Go_
100
100
759.209
2.000,000
1.000.000
1,930,855
100
100
100
100
100
/
Leadville—
Carbonate Amer N B
100
State
National Banks
March 5.
FLORIDA
Institutions
March 5.
PuebloFirst National Bank.
Mlnnequa B ink
100,000
Western Nat B i nk
Pueblo Sav & Tr Co
100,000 1
200,000 J
Common
Preferred
100
Nomi nal.
100
Per
Jacksonville—
Atlantic Nat Bank..
Barnett N B of JackFlorida Nat Bank—
100
{:::
share
10
0 00 0 0 c0 c 0 0
494,920
819,099
557.009
31,771,679
18,142,111
21,166,868
100
25
100.000
82,250
1,605,340
26
393,356
70,132
163,227
20.479,695
1166,081
100
010
Lakeland—
Florida Nat Bank— 0
MiamiNational Banks
CONNECTICUT
March 5.
State
Institutions
First National Bank-
March 5.
First Tr & Sav Bank.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Bridgeport—
Black Rock Bk & Tr.
Brldgep't City Tr Co C2 000.000
200.000
Fairfield Trust Co,
North End Bk & Tr.
.
.
918,743
18,390,343
1,799,721
for normal
870,264
14
20
17
100
100
86,283
100.000
Reopened
West Side Bank
16,086,697
837,569
147,691
1,330,191
156,136
1.000,000
100.000
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
26
~~25% "27K
100
1.200.000
100.000 i
400,000
ton
25
215,621
7,023,358
100
53,802
2,120,077
100.000
95,744
3,883,399
100
800.000
200.000
226.584
144,205
3,648,880
2,443,712
100
92,566
6,584
521,792
100
210.000
1,604,436
100
200.000
Miami Beach First
National Bank—
3,057,684
100,000 1
100.000
Florida Nat Bk & Tr 0
151,224
4,027,718
25
414,022
572,566
125,000
11,858,121
12,979,522
1,288,997
100
35,539
233,862
2,579,695
3,360,590
100
300,000
Orlando—
First Nat Bank-
N
Common
Preferred
Florida Bank
0
o
re cent
les
sa
^business.
Pensacola—
American Nat Bank.
Hartford—
149,397
976,847
916,035
112,725
3,878,117
264,720
2,492,960
166,608
4,399,780
145,801
192,427
135,612
69,194
1,067,888
227,503
128,360
300.000
150.000
Capitol Nat Bk & Ti
Conn River Bkg OoFLrst National Bank.
1,150.000
100.000
4.000,000
Glastonbury Bk & Tr
Hartford Nat Bk & T
100.000
Industrial Bank
Phoenix St Bk & Tr.
Hartford-Conn Tr Co
Park Street Tr Co
1.600.000
100.000
4.000.000
100.000
Riverside Trust Co..
250.000
Slmsbury Bk & Tr Co
125.000
100.000
500.000
East Hartford Tr Co
So End Bk & Tr Go.
Travelers Bk & Tr Co
West Hartford Tr Co
Windsor Trust Go
200,000
100.000
25
450
100
60
85
65
10
1,336,124
45,589,545
23
18
30
2,887,267
6,307,605
12,966,278
18
27,586",385
1,668,825
28,188,984
2,063,351
2,040,805
1,575,348
428,536
9,853,341
1,684,549
1,245,502
"165" 185'"
25
25
""55"" "59"
20
25
People's Nat B
25.000
People's Bk for Sav
p
Augustine Nat Bt h
-
0
Tampa—
cchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
1,250.000
1,500,000
500.000
30
Puritan Bk & Tr Co.
377,237
69,737
72,831
92,646
500.000
200.000
100.000
100.000
5,241,173
1,250,217
5,711
1,316,386
■25
"~40" "50"
ino.ftoo
d
75
50
250.000
100
"95"
26
20
25
State
GEORGIA
30
40
100
140
150
100
25
.35
Nomi nal.
3,721,399
476,620
185,679
1,872,855
Second Nat Bank
Trademen's Nat Bk
750.000
55,433
170,000
180,000
1.458,700
Common
Preferred
Un & N Haven Tr Co
554,012
750.000 I
500,000
2,619,327
Citlz & So Nat Bank- r5,00U,0UU
95,076
400.000
Nat Exchange Bank- 0
731.166
100
236,514
63,027,802
82,811,520
19,853,613
1,381,113
10,291,650
63,027,802
3,098,580
200,000
r5,000.000
100
90
100
Fulton Nat Bank
5.400.000
1.500.000
100
50
55
Ga Sav Bk & Tr Co..
1,000.000
100
52
56
Trust Co of Georgia
100
67
70
1,775,872 (100
1100
100
11,985,438
100
135
100
105
125,924
2,619,327
tio
.
04.000.000
Common.
7,510,225
Debentures
i~2~X
12
17
10
Augusta—
Georgia RR Bk & Tr
1,858,064
24,394,501
7,268,333
9,813,098
share
Per
Atlanta—
First Nat Bank
306,367
721,224
252,478
855,187
Institutions
March 31.
25
100
Oitiz & So Nat Bank.
100.000
100
100
New Haven—
Flrst Nat Bk & Tr Co 61.260,000
New Haven Bk N B A
i.600,000
100
100
25
American Sav Bank.
Amer Bank & Tr Oo.
0
—
National Banks
March 5.
Meriden Tr & S D Co
0
St. Petersburg—
Florida Nat Bank...
Meriden—
Home National Bank
Meriden Nat Bank,.
100
St. Augustine_
75
20
100
ion
:t&
100
140
135
100
„
100
170
175""
100
170
175
rid
ioo
12
(10(
12%
81
Columbus—
National
365,916
300.000
5,097,382
100
N
200.000
Bank.
Union Bk & Tr Co..
300.000
287.500
Wlnthrop Trust Co..
o
0160,299
249,213
22,672
2,716,092
1,136,759
617,058
0
100
re cent
100
sa
les
Fourth Nat Bank
Home Savings Bank.
Merch & Mech Bank
4,745,592
1,397,146
1,006,020
1,774,474
1,096,103
2,619,327
61,059
166,063
63,027,802
MO
839,285
100
500.000
5,807,377
10
rS.OOO.OOO
2,619,327
03,027,802
10
0
300,000
150.000
200.000
r5.0ft0.000
110,000
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Norwich—
419,573
119,544
2,860,222
1,371,337
0
0
20-
17
25
100
95
Preferred
Stamford—
First-Stamford Net'l
Savannah Bk & Tr
Fidelity Tltle&Tr Co
200.000
Stamford Trust Co..
700.000
1,298,395
603,543
1,035,736
115
100
9,640,404
4,942,973
6.828,922
300
150
140
600.000
500,000
Colonial Trust Co
1.000.000
300.000
Waterbury Trust Co
709,697
205,844
3,140,338
224,547
700,000
116,022
2,278,132
60,014
912,966
■.
200,000 1
150,000
Debentures
Sale
let
30
125*
50
1100
100
(100
Savannah.
b Stockholders of the First National
Conn., were to vote May 29 1934 on
capital of the bank from $1,260,000 to
new prior preferred stock and $920,000
60
mm
April 30 1934.
a
340
1251
12
price,
t Branch of
125
9,834,905
3,265,782
8,494,005
•2,427,391
190,571
3,427,293 f
Common
Waterbury—
Waterbury Nat Bank
o
re cent
Citizens Bk & Tr Co
*
Cltlz & Mfrs' Nat Bk
sa
100
0300,000 1
300,000
Common
1,000,000
N
100
100
Savannah—
Citiz & So Nat Bank
Liberty Nat Bk & Tr
Bank & Trust Go_
100
Macon—
100
City Bank & Tr Co..
550,000
200,000
o
200.000
First Nat Bkof Ool._
Citiz & So Nat. Bank-
Thames Bk & Tr
Uncas-Merch Nat Bk
10c
794,158
113,328
55,750
300,195
115,409
850,000
Columbus Bk & Tr_.
New London—
Nat Bk of Commerce
New London City
Bank & Trust Co. of New Haven,
proposal to reduce the common
$630,000 and to issue $630,000 of
of 6% convertible preferred stock
a
of $100 par.
c
National Banks
March 5.
DELAWARE
March 5.
Stockholders
of the
Bridgeport-City Trust Co. of Bridgeport, Conn,
from $1,750,000 to $2,000,000 by
in June 1934 voted to increase its capital
State Institutions
issuing $250,000 additional capital stock of $25 par.
*
d Member of the Atlantic Group in
Nomi nal.'
Per
Wilmington—
210.000
Central Nat Bank
Farmers' Bank
Industrial Trust Oo_
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Oo__
Equitable Trust Co.
Security Trust Co
Wilmington rrr Co
—
_
327,623
2,111,365
102,424
722,614
1.000.000
568,047
1.500,000 a2.423,362
1,121,0001 1,058.984
4,000.000 10,070,346
500.000
2.000.000
203.175
1,369,317
19,531,474
1,504,249
2,638,030
6,437,152
9,332,988
7,100,230
28,080,880
100
75
50
200
15
2
>
share.
85
Florida.
Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
e
Affiliate of the First National
0
Member of the Florida National Group.
h Affiliated with the Barnett National Bank
Dec. 31
of Jacksonville, Fla.
1932.
18
1
I Last sale.
25
85
90
100
25
150
170
100
50
135
145
180
190
o
70
p
r
In process ot reorganization,
Combined statement.
tTrust funds.
x
-"J-■■■
Dec. 30 1933.
Ex-divldend.
-J- /'■
,,
k..V
JULY
1934.]
AND
BANKS
National Banks
State Institutions
IDAHO
March 5.
Deposits.
$
First Nat Bk of Idaho
Common
Preferred
First Security Bank-
*
500,000 1
300,000
ILLINOIS
March 5.
Institutions
State
'
March 5.
Capital.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
V
150.000
130,681
8,385,313
14,989,175
46,710
N
100
100
100
re
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Profits.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Quincy—
B'dway Bk of Quincy
0
111 State Bk of
cent
sa
Gross
Si rplus
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
786,133
019,030
1,250.000
Boise Trust Co
National Banks
Gross
Profits.
107
COMPANIES
March 5.
Surplus <fc
Capital.
Boise City—
TRUST
les
Common
Debentures
%
100,000
Mercantile Tr Ac
200,000
200,000
S Bk
Per
$•
527,081
share
100
50.000
32,980
2,330,907
123,957
12,700
J
200.000
S'thSideBk of Quincy
1
10,496
Quincy
3,688,628
322,903
jlOO
>
IK)
100
N
0
Rockford—
National Banks
ILLINOIS
March 5.
Illinois Natl Bk & Tr
Institutions
State
re cent
Co.
March 5.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Aurora—
Aurora Nat Bank
Merchants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank
500.000
300.000
500,000
200.000
First National BankIllinois Nat Bank-
100
re cent
Springfield MarineBk
100
sa
N
400.000
54,800
72,105
400.000
2,527,982
1,721,197
1,498,324
614,957
1,806,259
3,273,867
1,712,756
les
4,336,045
1,742,595
3,939,836
131,615
152,164
250,179
38,075
7,425,387
4,151,241
7,484,633
100
les
sa
100
100
Springfield-
0
160.000
98,536
155,575
166,623
100
500.000
200,000
125,000
Swedish-Am Nat Bk_
Third Nat'l Bank—
First State Tr & S Bk
a
100
10c
100
Belleville—
Belleville Bk & Tr Oo
Belleville Nat Bank.
160.000
100.000
Belleville Savs Bank.
57,584
15,216
300.000
First National Bank.
St Olair Nat Bank..
200.000
160.000
207,489
292,359
123.740
100
100
100
85
100
100
100
250
100
150
National Banks
March 5.
Aetna State Bank
Am Nat Bk & Tr CoCommon
200,000
341,054
100
| 560,104
17,488,418
100
200,000
100.000
20,626
19,869
1,417,215
707.407
101)
101
40
50
1,337,883
87,314,230
100
95
103
658,381,899 / 33*1
t 33la
42
City Nat Bk
Tr Co
4,000.000
Cont 111 N B & Tr Co
Common
25,000,000
Preferred
J14 394401
50,000,Q00
National City Bank.
North Side Bank---.
CommonPreferred
Common
000,000
000,000
I1
200.0UU
200.000
200.000
Hals ted Kxch Nat Bk
Hamilton State Bk.
Lawndale Nat Bank
Common....,
Preferred
Liberty Bank
Live Stock Nat Bank
Ft Wayne Nat Bank
Common
30
loo
100
3,076,752
16,048,047
9 903620 610,828,847 (100
Main State Bank
_
97
A
"20"
110,844
5,642,602
(10
8
100
-
200
200
5,183,933
10,473.668
1,120,427
980,836
4,998,991
3,227,993
I10
"30"
»(JI
100
101
-
Class A prefe
10
.
c
-
-
60
-
50
60
105
120
500,000
200.000
1,000.000
178,856
268,095
33,981
220,142
3,876,066
8,988,778
2,331,123
3,639,034
2,000.000
750.000
1,264,986
249,793
3,214,316
4,957,799
200.00(1
700,000
36,781
389,803
3,761,502
7,837
200,000
200,000
160,076
46,643
562,353
1,016,075
100
17,267
129,035
888,085
2,284,006
80
100
100
20
500.000
Personal Ln & Sav Bk
Pioneer Tr & Sav Bk
Sears-Corn State Bk
Security Bk of Chic.
Sixty-third & Halsted
!•
St Savings Bank...
Skala State Bank
State Bk of Clearing.
Terminal Nat Bank.
120,000
200,000
Unlv St Bk of Chic..
200,000
200.000
300.000
Upper Ave Bank
Uptown State Bank.
Amalg Tr & Sav Bk.
Ba~co di Napoli Tr.
Bway Tr & Sav Bank
Chic City Bk & Tr..
Drovers Tr & Sav Bk
Fletcher Trust Oo_.
Harris Tr & Sav Bk_
Howard Ave T&S Bk
Common
Capital notes
I-C Bank & Trust Co
Lake shore Tr &. s Bk
Lakevlew Tr & S Bk
Mercantile Tr & Sav.
Merchandise Bk & Tr
Northern Trust Co..
Pullman Tr & Sav Bk
30
ino
155
170
"25"
"40"
.
100
90
40
25
30
10
25
100
45
8,321,113 134,828,592
100
180
200
43,612
1,047,519
331,451
I
100
35
40
1,000,000 \
786,523
1,800.000 /
100.000
100,077
3,000.000 2,252,481
16,053,911
100
200.000
50.000 g
1,250,000
200.000
100.000
1.500,000
1.000.000
200.000
600,000
149,340
21,922
1,908,333
297,199
505,380
150,000
1,637,675
1,257,999
g
409,601
2,233,211
10
I
830,211
55,424,347
635,792
383,484
17,749,509
1,584,236
1,883,572
1,484,186
24,144,214
9,678,080
3,083,210
10,117,156
10
100
100
100
100
I O'
600.000 g
600,000
400.000
!
200,000
J
500,000
National Banks
50,000
163,071
152,987
7,293
282,642
52,864
707,574
IOWA
March 5.
i
"160"
100
180'
100
100
100
100
105
130
100
135
160
"405"
505"
100
100
1,865,756
2,094,651
4,268,485
1,672,308
100
N
o
re
cent
sa
100
1,990,471
les
3,025,306 (100
(100
20
11,857,028
State
Institutions
March 5.
100
Nomi nal.
Per shart
18,455
715,390
20
50
8,603,270
3,790,863
ion
8,472,124 194,979,987
187,419
4,457,919
100,000
500,000
100.000
50.000 f
100
32,563
25,779
841,932
1,382,022
901,013
96,050
18,000
20,817,649
2,653,165
100
317,000
100
100
100
419.080
5,316,535
9,044,350
Farmers & Merch S B
First National Bank-
13
16
Cedar RapidB—
Merchants Nat Bank
130
140
People's Sav Bank..
100
60
38
70
42
100
385
400
10U
160
1th
United States Bank
♦
100.000
300,000
100,000 Q
103
100
100
261,762
254,687
300.000
41,637
143,325
179,512
851,223
2,271,896
1,159,072
100
100
100
N
o
sal
633,524
1,302,086
1,149.388
103,584
60,593
7,534,047
16,924,253
10,262,409
1,279,824
562,513
100
les
The
Broadway Trust &ISavings Bank, Chicago, 111. ceased banking
operations on June 23 1934 and proceeded to pay off all its accounts in full.
e
es
g
Dec. 30 1933.
20
20
50,000
d New stock.
50
20
_
no
June 30 1933.
f April 21 1934.
600.000
2.000.000
660.000
_
cent
1
Sale price
a
Peoria—
100
50
1,140,164
3.000,000
150,000
5,211,302
515,865
45
100
100
21,507
213,563
600,000
500.000
200.000
656,617
112,327
375,000
Burlington-
200,000
100,000
200,000
400,000
500.000
200
20
80
113,242
6.000,000
150
92
505,877
35
55
70
25
20
5,842,553
500,000
100
23
20
7,436,888
4,371
1.200,000
Haute
F
National Bank
2,661,882
1,800,014
1,080,987
8,710,271
5,127,395
16
20
1,034,057
Terre
221,831
717,488
14
20
9,731,254
Terre Haute—
Common
rec ent
Jefferson Tr<& Sav Bk
South Side Tr & Sa B
100,000 I
150,000 /
If
55
16,222
98,112
260
UOO
300.000
3
100
Elgin—
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Co
Com Mer Nat Bk & T
First National Bank.
k
100
45
270,618
j 175,566
500,000
250.000
50
25
250
100
r 'on
South Bend-
100
100
2,305,844
2,257,233
3,165,577
1
200,000
300,000
200.000
800.000
350.000
.
100
124,202
200.000
C
20
132,120
100,099
136,828
100.000
_
Western State Bank.
100
100
320.000
500.000
.
.
Nat'l Builders Bank.
Nat'l Boulevard Bk.
National Security Bk
Oak Park Tr&Sav Bk
240
Indianapolis—
American Nat Bank
Common
20
100
325
225
Gary—
210
100
,300
100
ion
200.000
-
B
0
99
100
101
16,978
93,862
67,928
128,186
200,000
400.000
300.000
.
Debentures
Debentures
45
80
Uoo
118,408
689,669
200,000
Mutual Nat BkofOh
30
6,375,151
2,143,780
543,694
360.000
300.000
1.000.000
-
-
70
7,605,155
500,000 1
750,000 )
[j
725,949
23,627
25,411
250,000 1
-
-
20
156.845
676,918
600. uuu
1.000.000
First National Bank
Common
Preferred
First Nat Englewood
Metrop State Bank
Mid-City Nat Bank
50,000
100
8,848,642
769,425
7,144,578
1,233,519
J 174,644
500,000
500.000
574,188
186,272
364,722
20,723
r
Common
Preferred
r
100,000 I
100,000
Preferred
Drexel State Bank..
Drovers Nat Bank..
-
500,000
100,000
500,000
100,000 g
Fort Wayne-
42^
District Nat Bank—
Union Nat'l Bank...
Institutions
March 5.
Nomi nal.
Per share,
It
31,909
1,000,000
750,000
Preferred
Austin State Bank..
Beverly State Sav Bk
Elgin Nat'l Bank
First NaVl Bank
Slate
Evansville—
Chicago-
West 31st State Bk.
INDIANA
I Last sale.
x
Ex-dividend.
V
Ex-rights.
National Banks
Cross
Surplus &
Profits.
Deposits.
$
Capital.
$
Bid.
Par.
Nomi nal
Oouncil Bluffs—
Olty National Bank.
Ooun Bluffs Sav Bk.
First National Bank.
9
150.000
50,000 1
50,000
Common
Preferred
Jity
Preferred
Davenport—
370,567
600.000 d
American
Bank 8c Tr
Natl Bk
Nat Bk
Des Moines—
250,000 I
A
650,000
Preferred
B
100,000
| 213,117
109,241
261,426
150,00U
Gap City State Bank
Oentral Nt Bk & Tr Oo
Iewa-Des Moines Nat
Bank & Trust Co:
10,326,843
1,200,000
1,500,000
of Commerce
Preferred
Louisiana SB & T Co
Whitney Nat Bank..
100
1,215,102
13,622,011
10
Preferred
588,646 30,462,323
1.000.000 I
3,500.000
J
150.000
368,531
35,312
19,061,526
100
29,220,821
20
2,800,000
42
10 X
330,849
24,324,892
20
58,238
4,389,536
21,328
87,814,934
20
18
20
25
45
55
281,883
176,139
220,374
17,893,080
12,021,951
6,218,049
10^
20
1.000.000
1.000.000
7nn.r>nn
I0t
1
o
National Banks
March 5.
10
209,849
Institutions
March 19.
Statf
MAINE
....
Sioux City—
First National Bank
Live Stock Nat Bank h
Toy Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank..
Woodbury Oo Sav Bk
r
150,656
217,411
223,330
124,662
32,506
400,000
200.000
200.000
250,000
100.000
Augusta—
First Nat Granite Bk
Depositors' Trust Co
10
100
135
150
100
400
450
25
10(
101
600,OOU
200.000
600,000
282,050
914,896
349,344
National Bank
& Tr Co—
National Bank-
600,000
445,849
200,000
100,000
109,414
99,077
740,386
8,337,474
1,710,803
2,875,611
4,853,647
12,834,833
Canal
First
400.000
400,000
of Commerce
Portland Nat Bank.
Nat Bk
State Institutions
March 31.
KANSAS
100
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Eastern Tr & Bkg Co
Merrill Trust Co
Portland—
101
1
March 5.
7,243,000
5,317,497
7,898,720
7,746,269
12,460,880
Casco Bk
National Bank>
348,000
294,280
1,100,000
611,425
Bangor—
bio
5,104,229
5,099,786
6,819,748
3,574,252
1,056,971
425,000
20
MARYLAND
March 5.
90
*40"
20
17
20
60
40
50
25
40
Institutions
State
National Banks
80
"35'
100
Dec. 30.
Nomi nal
Nomi nal.
share
Per
Hutchinson—
150,000
150.000
American Nat Bank.
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
45,386
87,643
189,254
n
250,000
100
N
100
re cent
100
985,618
1,448,547
3,683,673
sa
0
les
Bank
Common
Common
300.000
450.000
Preferred
Exchange State Bank
Security Nat Bank._
J 155,837
200.000
.
142,030
100,000 I
100,000
Common
Preferred
State Bk.
20,403
First National Bank-
105,624
191,176
21,500
150.000
150,00C
Manufac'rs State Bk
50.000
Topeka—
Citizens State Bank.
Fidelity Sav State Bk
209,964
223,577
10,313
25,723
500,000
400.000
115.000
200,000
Central Nat Bank
Central Trust Co
Guaranty State Bank
50,000 1
150,000
Common
Preferred
__
Kaw Valley State
Bk
State Savings Bank.
Tepeka State Bank..
100
Bank..
Bk of Bait
lU<
1UU
2,630,852
80.000
300,000
4.000.000
400.000
Oommonw'lth BankFirst National BankNat Cent Bk of BaitNat Marine Bank...
Western Nat Bank..
Colonial Trust Co...
Equitable Trust Co.
Fidelity Trust Co...
Maryland Trust Co
0
re cent
sa
1100
les
Peoples Bank
Second Nat Bank..
Liberty Trust
Southwest
Nat
1,119,315
628,345
16,446
Co—k
150,000 I
300,000
iOi
Citizens' Nat Bank..
100,000
101
Comm'l Bank of Md
200,000
125,000
Common
lot
—
Capital notes
lOt
200,000
100,000
Preferred-
14
14,726,870
25
66
70
<-r
12
14
5U
195
100
40
.
18,963,136
1,196,503
8,444,692
26,664,348
1,403,885 /100
\ 62'2
mi
538,531
47
48
140
152
3f
21
2{
27 Hi
"29*
26 Hi
23
25
10
62,205
1,183,238
238,913
2X
IX
25
300
35
100
150
200
15
30
35
30
35
100
<0
7,371,391
1,992,852
3,647,107
937,059
114,749
419,409
560
545
Id
2,169.838 /
75,000
75,000
75.000
_
iU
-0C
20
2c
f15
3,059,742
15
1
100
1,445,115
52,850
J
13,116
100.000
Union Stock Yds Nat
Preferred
Fr'k Town Sav Tnst
"~2~X "~5"
12
150. f Milt
Common
10'
100
545,891
10
100
Frederick—
i0<
21,375,168
14,526,291
60,102
200,000
Bank
527,434
588,149
495,020
334,086
60
25
10
4,284,311
883,336
4,938,513
1,224,060
1.219,727
Union National Bank
Common
6,487,086
55
50
511,123
127,759,400
4,947,062
4.823,282
9,333,901
1,392,346
17,996,125
388.843
33,273
185,263
lUt
Wichita—
1.000.000
1.000.000
100,000
20
25,540,606
589,967
4,182,711
7,223,949
N Bk
Frederick Co Nat Bk
Kansas State Bank..
100
200,000
100,000
500,000
Farm & Mech
First National BankFourth Nat Bank...
5,667,400
2,913,000
933,367
2,500,000 11,514,911
2,000,000
1,500,000 i3.660.153
214,455
600.000
4,067,337
2.000,000
2,500.000 <1,662,381
First Nat Bank
N
882,779 flOO
360,146
110,000
65,516
191,936
13
10
600,000
750,000
400.000
1,102,057
1,250.000
723,226
1.000,000 i
Capital notes
Mercantile Tr Co—
Real Estate Tr Co..
Safe Dep & Trust Co
Union Trust Co
Cumberland—
751,428 1
100
521,109
18,305,872
200.000
100.000
Common.
100
9,711,343 \
25,459
111,605
488,244
34,291
17.701
500.000
100,000
100.000
Nat Bank of Topeka
175
100
1,909,928
2,464,872
820,000
16,238
50,000
200.000
Merchants' Nat Bk.
125
150
2,378,358 U0U
Leaven worthLea venworth Nat Bk
120
100
2,707,257
110
105
flOO
234,672
100.000
River view
Carrollton
502,810
8
12
1,000,000
Canton Nat
8
3,583,993
500,000 1
Preferred
7
<305,733
500.000
Comm'l Bank..
Baltimore Nat
Calvert Bank
9,072,867 ! 10
1100
1,862,152 100
shore.
Per
Baltimore—
Bait
Kansas City—
Oomm'l N Bk of K O
share.
Per
10:
.
inal.
Norn
100
Amer Tr & Sav Bank
19
id"
5,114,649
1,642,383
Dubuque—
First National Bank.
46-
16H
20
Id-
2,668,429
200.000
50.000
University State BkValley Sav Bank
not
1,414,437
52.782
20,570
188,401
100.000
50.000
Home Savings Bank.
les
I0<
j 382,918
1,200,000 1
1.500.000
208,000
Shreveport—
First National Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Oont'l-Am RATr Co
0
cent
sa
Common
N
re
250,000
100
536,383
Common.
Preferred
6,015,726
76,170
1.000.000
Preferred
Bankers Trust Co—
Common
10
244,993
Common
100
12,175,252
$
v
3,525,793
New Orleans—
100
997,364
j
300.000
Bank.
Uwl&iana Nat
[100
68,392
300.000
300,000
Common
10U
share.
Per
National Bank
Hibernia
Davenport Bk A: Tr.
Ask
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Rouge—
Baton
share.
1,099,053 rxoo
19,923
10).000
State Savings Bank
Per
idi
2,263,425
3,474,756
80,416
164,363
150.000
March 5.
Cross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Ask.
State Institutions
LOUISIANA
Nomi nal.
Z.H-:;
■
National Banks
March 5.
State Institutions
March 5.
IOWA
March 5.
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
BANKS
108
astitutions
Mute
Nationa' Banks
MASSACHUSEf
March 5.
i
Dec. 30.
Norm nal.
Per
Boston—
National Banks
March 5.
KENTUCKY
Statf
Institutions
Web & Atlas N Bk
March 31.
500,000 1
500,000
Common..
Preferred
Nom* nal.
Per
Covington—
Citizens' Nat Bank..
355,768
200.000
Preferred
Peop-Lib Bk & Tr Co
OovlngtonTr&BkgOo
200,000
250,000
j
#50,000 d
200.000 n
64,112
280,026
248,061
Preferred
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Becond Nat Bank
Union Bank & Tr Co
Security Trust Co...
311,017
300.000
of Commerce
Citizens' Union N B.
Fidelity & Oolum Tr.
First National Bank.
Liberty Bk & Tr Co.
Security Bank
KentuckyTitle Tr Co
Lincoln Bank & Tr_.
Stock Yards Bank
Louisville Trust Co.
United States Tr C<n
Newport—
American Nat Bank.
Newport Nat Bank..
Central Sav Bk & Tr
re
cent
10
sa
les
100.000
100
lOu
4,790,515
1,457,185
2.500.000
Day Trust Co..
500,000
Fiduciary TrustCo..
1.000,OOU
New Eng Trust Co..
Old Colony Trust Oo *5,000,000
200,000
Pilgrim Trust Oo
100
1,744,616
85
100
3.000.0UU
500.000
J 206,601
.000.000
150,000
150.000 d
500,000
980,723
294,140
98,764
172,921
1,056,903
10
25
[100
9,497,936
3,109,514
1,753,713
3,944,558
60"
on
55
101
200
250
100
150
10
250
175
300
Wlnthrop Trust Co..
Beverly—
Beverly Nat Bank..
Beverlv Trust Oo
100,000
100,000
124,492
380,373
100.000
65.000
748,872
7,695,026
972,831
1,178,420
2,911,199
1,079,000
100
300
54
200
"175"
10
10
265'
I
95
50
30
lOu
137,254
The National Shawmut
price
79,075
c
2,493,959
3,447,269
c
1,195,946
t28)
10"
ion
100
,<Ji.
t400
100
100
"235*
50
I
267,285
33
50
lUu
11,053,324 I
644,249
100.000 <
Sale
10
7X
8H
125
140
10
100
lOU
mo
offered to board of directors
Bank of Boston, Mass., to terminate the
t Stock has to o«
under which it holds
400
25
1
300.OOU
100.000
*
10
1,232,289
47,831,743 I Jo I /
6,071,214 CI
100
27,584,010
10
16,484,169
100
1,938,445
t0u a....
3,549,205
100
10,930,425
to
25
301,642 c 1,337,751
3,871,403 25,920,'277
386.000 c 1,951,000
7,050,030
380,188
803,851
582,816
<2,812,811 26,054,481
4,100,504
<5,269,540
598,401
d
109,916
<3,821,111 c62.264.581
<
5,540,049
314,522
700,000 1
1.000.000
Preferred
a
82,946
100,000 d
1,000,000 2,340,476
2.000.000 dl,650,023
1.000.000
1,642,214
249,625
2,000,000
300,000
44,435
1,425,277
g1,000.000
431,989
750,000
100.000
86,647
669,888
1,000,000
525,000
96,663
317,907
305
U S Trust Co-
Common
'
200,000
350,000
Louisville—
Bank
10
L
2,000.000
State Street Tr,(Co__
Citizens Bk & Tr Co.
Oommon
o
3,119,626 f
Tr..
Boston S Dep &
Union Trust Co
Lexington—
Bank of Commerce..
Banc Com Ital Tr Oo
Columbia Trust Co..
N
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Common
share.
100
3,607,331
7 50,OOU
11,382,595
34
100
44,500,000 28,040,880 559,834,376
66,720,998
3.000.000 5,345,157
Merchants' Nat Bk.
1.500,000 2,877,455 24,515,048
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
20,000,000 11,932,030 165,687,842
Nat Shawinut Bank a
2,000,000 4,359,229 60,243,976
Second Nat Bank
First National Bankb
share
34 H
315
59 X
58 X
22
21 X
20
stock of the Shawmut
Corp. of Boston, its
trust
affiliate,
liquidate the assets of the corporation.
b The First of Boston Corp. on June 15 1934 announced its separation
from The First National Bank of Boston, due to the requirements of the
and to
Banking Act of 1933, and a slight change in title to
C includes savings deposits.
d Dec. 30 1933.
* Affiliate of First National Bana. of J3oston
The First Boston Corp.
V
/Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates
0 Affiliated with the First National Bana 'if Louisville
h \lomber Northwest Bancorporation
< March 31 1934.
k On June 26 1934 capital stock
of the Liberty Trust Co. of Cumberland.
Md., reduced from $500,000, par $50 a share to $150,000 of $15 par
and further revised the bank's capital through the sale of $300,000 in
debentures to the RFC.
1 Last sale,
n Oct. 25 1933.
0 New stock,
r Operating on a restricted basis,
x Ex-dividend.
value
LiL
100
100
July
1934.]
TRUST
AND
RANKS
COMPANIES
National Banks
March 5.
Surplus
State
MINNESOTA
Institutions
7.
Apr.
Cross
A
Profits.
Capital.
109
Deposits.
Bid.
Par.
Ask.
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Cross
Par.
Deports.
Bid.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Brookton—
$
9
Brockton Nat Bank.
Home Nat Bank__
$
321,255
418,604
600.000
Per
'
share.
Duluth—
100
7,100,818
6,929,107
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Bank of Oomm & Sav
100
Cambridge—
Cambridge Trust Oo
County Bk & Tr Co.
Harvard Trust Co.
_
_
515,986 c 4,924,086
406,825 c 2,768,954
1,461,573 cl4,967,615
150,000
300,000
1.000.000
East Cambridge
Lechmere Nat Bank.
100
N
o
10
re
cent
20
sa
les
2,280,847
100
5,837,675
6,899,658
2,468,628
100
97
100
100
200.000
124,656
400.000
1.200.000
300.000
168,021
626,521
67,017
Fall Elver—
500.000
Gloucester—
Cape Ann Nat Bank.
c
293,321
132,388
220,136
Haverhill Trust Co..
Merrimack Nat Bank
200.000
100,000
240.000
855,895
Holvoke—
Holyoke Nat Bank..
400.000
3,103,036
5,600,426
721,000
618,478
82,251
56,353
22,142
1,460,945
1,281,924
830,926
106,803,207
677,223
2,228,988
11,383,693
1,099,778
100
100
loo
600,000
1.000,000
100,000
150,000
< 25
N
re
of Duluth
Bloomlng'n-Lake NB
80
2,617,214
100
1,307,178
3,508,519
c
200
100
20
10
b
<
200.000
100.000
Fifth No'west'n N B
i
First Nat Rk& TrCo
I
100.000
66.000,000 5,705,857
Hennepin State Bank 6
100,000
25,925
Marquette Nat Bank
300,000
119,501
Midland NatBk & Tr
1.000.000
245,752
Minnehaha Nat Bk. 6
100,000
30,913
N'western Nat B & T
Common
/5,000,000
Preferred
__I 5,000,000
Produce State Bank. 6
100,000
34,460
2d Northwest State. <
60,000 I
26,102
Third N'west'n N Bk <
200,000
31,609
4th Northwest Nat'l. <
100,000
145,039
|1,366,276
Haverhill—
Haverhill Nat Bank
300,000
4,316,313
1,271,332
22,702,426
86,869
290,579
21,016
13,906
<3.000.000
Central Nat Bank..
100
6,335.147
572,509
150.000
120.000
200.000
QIouo Nat Bk of Glou
Glouces S D Tr Co..
25,500
368,082
56,553
1,164,668
cent
100
sa
les
o
100
100
100
Minneapolis—
c
Fitohburg—
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
600,000
200.000
First & Axner Nat Bk
Minnesota Nat Bank
Northern Nat Bank.
Pioneer Nat Bank..
Western Nat Bank..
'
Fall River Nat Bank
Durfee Trust Co
Fall River Trust
100,000
City National Bank.
Duluth Nat Bank
500.000
N
o
10
re
cent
10U
sa
0...
i...
<_..
6...
100
iOO
i...
6...
91,419,638 /100 i t3M
1110
903,280 o__
878,383 <_.
943,202 <_.
2,137,257 <_.
4^
les
6,602,187
1,133,675
1,684,293
100
182,011
225,152
214,021
7,374,277
2,514,235
8,589,791
100
25
30
inn
32
35
20
5
7
42,360
160,301
z
Rochester—
Park National Bank.
Hadley Falls Tr Co..
1,400,000
Lawrence—
BayStateMer Nat Bk
000.000
219,450
5,746,042
25
Lowell—
Appleton Nat. Bank.
300.000
215,580
3,143,383
100
Union Old Lowell
National Bank
100.000
n
s
25
First National BankUnion Nat Bank
200,000
50,000
First National Bank.
First State Bank
1.000,000
594,417
10,536,270
75
8tock Yards Nat Bk.
Twin Cities Nat Bk.
First Trust Oo
35
100.000
.000,000
...
Common
Preferred
...
200.000
200,000
250,000
250,000
.
Essex Trust Oo
Merchants' Nat Bk
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
2,984,684
j
61,087
J 50
re
cent
sa
les
115
National Banks
1 50
435,941
200.000
626,068
944,515
500.000
1.500.000
500.000
148,834
1,075,185
337,212
7,094,194
6,745,502
4,662,506
100. ooo
No
50
100
2,643,509
3,308,146
8,043,706
Lynn S Dep & Tr Oo
Security Trust, Co..
New BedfordFirst National Bank
2,852,529
2,742,060
235,895
356,464
200.000
100
16,491,006
100
3,058,485
100
1,390,571
99,721,527 plOO
100
1,619,062
100
5,665,786
3,487,843 i.
100
880,348
j 2,015,403 PlOO
350,000
350,000
Lynn—
Central Nat Bank
Manufac'rs Nat Bk.
National City Bank
219,384
84,650
25,237
5,515,265
68,493
176,468
61,677
23,228
153,219
100.000
EmpireNatBk&TrCo
25
50
3,823,595 plOO
100
1,201,236
,500.000
150,000
100,000
,000,000
St. Paul—
American Nat Bank.
Commercial State Bk
Drov ExchState Bank
145,151
59,012
luu
100
20
MISSISSIPPI
March 5.
175
380
75
State
Institutions
March 5.
Nomi
Peabody—
Warren Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
Salem—
200,000
150,000
Merchants Nat Bank
Naumkeag Trust Oo.
200,000
250,000
100
26
20
34
36
25
15>S
17
Jackson
Capital National Bk-
Per
Common
150,000 1
200,000
665,000
300,000
Preferred
Depos Gu Bk & TrCo
....
j
Jackson-State N Bk.
1,573,429 f 100
52,574
N
3,209,957
5,187,042
363.504
Springfield—
4,359,662
24,960
172,827
1
5,389.524
5,061,985
30
40
100
100
N
1100
137,292
70,433
60
10
sa
les
Citizens Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
150.000
400,000
100,000
500.000
300.000
Mer St Farmers Bank
100
161,176
129,128
56,315
243,918
234,275
o
re
cent
sa
Meridian—
o
re cent
les
100
50
Springfield Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
Third N Bk & Tr Oo
1,000,000
1,500,000
Springfield S D & Tr
1.000,000 nl .043,059
1.000.000 nl ,484,895
150.000
Union Trust Oo
West
8pringfield Tr
Taunton—
Machinists' Nat Bk
Briato' County Tr..
Worcester—
Mechanics Nat Bank
Common
_
1,789,515
200,000
300.000
26,737,686
10,152,909
12,082,694
1,244,084
1(M'
155
25
40
268,788
201,378
1,735,551
3,826,654
inn
25
National Banks
n
200,000
WorcesterBk&Tr Oo a.3,800.000
28,668,179
2,312,181
60
Nom inal
Kansas City-
Per
First National Bank.
2.000.000
Inter-State Nat Bank
Llnwood State Bank.
e
500,000
100.000
Merchants Bank
200,000
29,257
713,450
49,152
34,493
354,061
40,684
3,231,211
688,303
25,085
v
135,104
200,000
200,000
j 240,001
City Nat Bk & Tr Oo
10
100,000
600.000
15
Columbia Nat Bank.
Community State Bk
20
500,000
100,000
Drovers' Nat Bank..
State
MICHIGAN
March 5.
Institutions
March 5.
Nomi nal.
Bay City—
Bay City Bank
300,000
Natl Bk of Bay City.
400.000
share.
32,597
176,151
Capital notes
& Ravings Bank
500.000
257,109
8,191,162
Detroit—
Common
!0<
Preferred
Park National Bank.
Oom'wealth-Com'l
State
Bank—
Common
Preferred
Detroit Savings Bank
Common...
Preferred
Mfrs National Bank
28,505,816
J 221,604
1,500,000
4,000,000
2,089,027
1
20
Co—
Preferred
Highland Park Trust
Un Guardian Tr Oo.
Flint—
500.000
Genessee Co Savs Bk
700,000
617,137
33,902
Nat Bank of Flint
525,000
500,000
Preferred
Grand Rapids—
Central Bank
250,000
Nat Bk of Grand Rap
Common
500,000
Preferred
Peoples Nat Bank—
_
..
Grand Rapids Tr Co.
Union Bank of Mich.
Michigan Trust Co..
Jan
Nat
T- Co
959,267 flOO
150
340
360
115
135
65
110
200
100
80
" 115
7,598
30,405
109,353
658,604
1,330,446
2,056,953
100
75
100
100
6,685,978
734,034
3,834,607
50
80
100
50
70
100
140
100
1
473,189
18,178,804 f
1,100,946
602,955
787,564
100
100,000
100,000 d
156,152
36,133
114,613
100,715,821
100
I
1.350.000
—
Common
6,000,000
3.000,000
Capital notes
•
Sale
a
10
7
9
120
150
100
75
100
100
100
125
80
86
15
price,
t No par.
e
1 934
75,455
898,070
20
6
8
j 264,081
4,525,062
20
10
15
Group
Includes savings
d Dec. 30
20
J2,944,152
Conservator appointed.
b First National
deposits.
1933.
Affiliated with the
Worcester Bank & Trust Co.
/ Special meeting of stockholders of the Northwest Bancorporation
(Head Office, Minneapolis, Minn.) to be called to ratify a reduction in
stated value of the capital stock of organization from $25,000,000 to
$8,000,000 to and authorize an increase in the reserve for contingency
to
$12,000,000.
400,000 1
100,000
4,271,605
500,000
2.000.000
1,200,801
28,034,973
750.000
401,420 g
450,334
250,000
76,382
1,516,386
1.200.000
568,097 0 1,327,791
g
Trust balances.
i
20
Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
I Last sale
10
n
10
2U
8
100
100
10
150
60
1
10
13
March 31
0
American
p
2
30
Saginaw—
Second
150
80
100
100
100
100
West Side Bk of Com
20
31
100,000
300.000
Union Av Bk of Com
100
siness
100
100
100
.
250,000
Common
j Began bu
50
100
5,270,824
77
~lo~~
Commerce Trust Co
7,239,065 I 20
\ 20
100
1,110,927
10,603,964
4,280,008
100
100.000
c
Oil Com A Savs Bk.
Common
g
400,000
Preferred
8,073
1,150,000 12,321,695
2,091,780
600,000
76,910
500.000
300,000
40
Westport Ave Bank.
5,000,000 17,963,906 203,547,127 I 10
12,500,000
I 25
United Savings Bank
1,000,000
832,946
20
13,141,557
Bankers Trust Oo
1,000,000
767,765 g
100
440,494
Equitable Trust CoCommon
500,000
f 20
Class "A" pref
101.260
20
g
896,762
Class " B" pref
56,490
I 20
Preferred
Common
100
share.
120
\100
.
Union Nat Bank—
Common
50
60,466,483
67
100
City
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Common
|
Gate
Nat'l Bank
jl,727,684
3.000,000
100.000
Southeast State Bk..
20
100
115,652
35,299
266,136
200.000
Traders*
I 50
65,546,687 |
40,000
50,000 d
Produce Exch Bank.
f 50
Nat Bank of Detroit-
Preferred
Old Kent Bank
80,000 1
120,000
Plaza Bank of Co mm
500,000
2,500.000
970,669
11,456,506
3,479,778
519,726
8,100,207
1,145,682
89,104,456
8,386,812
709,872
1,913,282
Merc Home Bk & Tr
Missouri Bk & Tr Co
People's Commercial
Detroit Trust
200,000
Common
100
100
2.523,458
4.300,955
600.000
East Side Bk of Com
National Banks
rnstitutions
March 5.
25
Baltimore Bank
2,460,168
137,274
State
MISSOURI
March 5.
25
14,105,701 1100
J 440,723
2.769.500
20
100
40
25
i 100
1,000,000
/
First Nat & Tr Co...
'
500,000
.
Vicksburg—
10
1 10
10?,174
_,
Preferred
Worcester Oo Nat Bk
Guaranty Bk & T Oo
13,554,772 f
J 242,778
1.500.000
s
v
Bank &
x
60
1,250.000
870,848
14,481,036
100
......
1
1934.
National Bank of St. Paul affiliate,
Member of the First Bank Stock Corp.
New stock.
.
Oct. 25 1933.
Ex-dividend.
Includes
$527,923
restricted
deposits.
AND
BANKS
110
Nationa IBank s
March 5.
NEW JERSEY
March 5.
April 10.
Gross
Surplus A
ProfiU.
Capital.
COMPANIES
National Banks
Institutions
State
MISSOURI
TRUST
Bid.
Par
Deposits,
Capital.
Ask.
State Institutions
March 5.
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Bid.
Par
Deposits.
Nomi
Norm nal.
Per
%
t
St. Joseph-
share.
First National Bank.
St Jos Stock y ds Bk.
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
Empire Trust Oo
Missouri Vail Tr Oo.
632,062
120,000
343,550
J/ 288,144
Common.
500,000
2,356,595
j/6291626
225,000
1,184,689
J/2567,241
300.000
203,469
3,600,292
14,579
645,661
400.000
500.000
464,401
U807.606
8,353,880
7.237,561
100
100.000
200.000
165,743
418,797
143,461
1,466,962
4,259,008
1,182,397
100
1.500,000
1.200.000
1,342,265
3.140,446
22,253,789
24.362,119
25
21
25
25 K
218,030
952,842
1,028,660
5,144,938
10
C
100,000
1.050.000
Ampere Bank <fc TrC
Essex Co Trust Co
300,000
500.000
102,841
436,148
1.581,135
8,683,544
Bankers Trust Oo—
100
Common
100
N
o
100
re
cent
sa
'loo
100
Preferred
Baden Bank
1,168,670 f
24,211
107.500
92.500
200.000
Preferred
1100
179,309
2,122,209
398,621
32,422,925
291,302
117,000
4,502,274
4,500.000
100
.3,716,422 173,608,301
17
2,000,000
590,000
Preferred
Bremen Bk & Tr Oo.
400.000
u
400.000
Cass Bk & Tr Oo
Common
10,200,000
4,000,000
200,000
150,000
100,000
Common
_
.
_
cm600.000 1
prf300 000 1
{ 20
25
22^
35,261
100
20
22
4,041,487
50,000
50.000
Common
j
Bank & Trust Co
West Jersey Trust
& T Co—Common
20
Preferred
20
8,486,165
430,000 1
314,788
1.215.000
3,091,047
43,263
Manchester Bank...
500,000
Mutual Bk & Tr Co- Began bus iness April 23 1934.
Plaza Bank (The)
104,487
2,283,455
200.000
SecN B 8 & Tr Oo.
350.000
334,672 13,200,641
South'n Com & Sav
2,539,189
200.000
104,392
Common
100
Common
Tower Qr Bk & Tr( 'o
United Bk & Tr Co..
Chippewa Trust Oo.
Easton-Taylor Tr Co
300.000
Lindell Trust On..
300.000
300.000
c
...
Capital notes
20
100
7,510,550
1,973,518
1,312,379
2,749,131
100
6,000,000 12.113,525
1,500,000
55,698
200.00L u
500.000
146,955
500.000 Ml,016,765
100.000 u
124,135
Capital notes
Mound City Tr Co
North St Louis Tr Co
Northwest'n Tr Co.
WebsterGroves Tr.
86
88
99
101
60,000
216,360
42,000
1,300,000
8,955,669
1,400,000
(100
100.000
600.000
Southern Missouri Tr
inn.non
Stat*-
MONTANA
20
105
100
175.000
117,350
99,769
33,890
580,318
11,727
503,982
2,305,746
250,000
337,090
244,096
107,06.3
299,555
5,743,895
6,074,887
1,247,174
7,750,911
10(
2,031.431
1,086.644
50
125
200.000
432.284
92.933
100
100
150
120
600,000
1.200.000
391,186
106,434
11,013,604
4,151,543
21
21
27
4
30
6
100,745
U23.360
754,845
631,854
10<
125
3.000.000
500,000
1,511,436
1,338,990
35,164,003
15,664,727
101
118
10C
350
250.000
200.000
1.000.000
1
11,376,870
720,000
10,531,952
200.000
>
Farmers' Trust Co..
Miners 8 Bk & Tr Oo
100,000
Metals Bk & Tr Co
600.000
Lincoln Nat Bank.
_.
100
100
>
100
N
o
■100
re
Q...
sa
les
Banking Co__
National
300.000
250.000
8,257,861
504,475
160,297
State Ba.nl1
50.000
50,000
700,000
Columbus Trust Go
400.000
3,914,513 e
NEBRASKA
State
Institutions
D'Auria Bk & Tr C
March 5.
Nomi nal.
Lincoln—
t
Continental Nat'l Bk
200,000
850,000
300,000
e
234,691
371,870
258,459
Per
■
share:
4,056,250
4,000,000
7,000,000
Common
.
United States Tr Co.
Nat, Bk of Commerce
1UI
150
200
First Nat Bank—
250,000
1,000,000
500,000
Preferred A
Preferred B
Live Stock Nat Bank
1,000,000
Nat Bank of N J
20
Peoples Nat Bank.
454,581
22,584,324
20
167,598
450,000
6,281,208
Iji
New BrunswTrC
1,250,000
1,250,000
;
J 255,764
t
'
100,000
100,000
750,000
Preferred
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
«
U S Nat Bank—
J
23,503
2,231,073 1100
N
43,079
316,111
207,053
35,218
2,697,641
cent
sa
les
958,494
J3,500,000
1100
127,935,540
15,558,693
2,295,178
1,979,297
6.411,371
524,518
271,333
8,504,926
4,825,004
u
J 311,359
n
150.000
p
Nat
300.000
96,031
223,666
Preferred.
1,100,000
200,000
j 608,589
23,882,086
100'
u
22,010
100.000
24,922
7
500.000
8 0.000
367,662
264,000
99,585
227,578
Guttenberg
100
100
100.000
n
National Banks
March 5.
West NY...
WeehawkenT&TitC
sey,
National Banks
March 5.
Per
200.000
138,552
7,517,058
share.
100
Nomi nal.
Per
Merchants Nat Bank
200,000
150,000
200.000
815,987
514,375
98,826
4,726,324
2,626,040
2,872,054
100,000
300.000
458,905
558,539
289,521
4,367,120
4,601,238
6,349,813
share
100
10C
100
Nashua—
Indian Head Nat Bk
Nashua Trust Oo—
SecondNat of Nashua
Portsmouth—
300.000
100
Common
Preferred
New Hamp Nat Bk_
250,000 1
250,000
70,302
100.000
59,919
N
0
100
re cent
100
sa
First National Bank-
2,660,413 f 100
1100
100
1,258,050
HudsTr Oo Un Cits
Woodcllff Trust On
19"
f10
28
2;
100
25
"l5
25
fr
22
10(
10(
2,136,535
I10
4.827.589
4.272.590
10C
1,084,912
10'
25
101'
20
20
5,182,978
20
5,439,000
lUi
2,200,533
1,132,663 ilOC
100
110
15
101
a
u
350,000
u
865,795
4
10
les
a200,000
.
V
1.000,000
1.000.000
150,000
120,146
632,625
2,641,688
1,370,264
5,868,810
25,977,906
43,660
807,241
u
a
25
5
25
'
45
Of
5
Affiliated with the Trust Co. of New Jersey, Jersey City.
5 Includes security stock,
c Mercantile-Commerce Co., the investment
affiliate of the Mercantile-Commerce Bank & Trust Co. of St. Louis, Mo.,
discontinued dealing in securities, effective June 1 1934.
d Owned by the
Transamerica
Corp.,
San Francisco, Calif.
e Member of Northwest
Bancorporation.
f Includes reserves.
{/Member First Bank Stock Corp.
Stockholders of the Trust Co. of New Jersey on June 7 1934 approved
the proposed flotation of $5,000,000 of preferred stock consisting of $3,000,000 series "A" stock, and $2,000,000 series "B" stock,
i In process of
reorganization, k Stockholders of the Fidelity Union Trust Co. of Newark,
N. J. on June 18 1934 approved a revision in the capital structure from
$6,666,675 common capital to $4,000,000 common capital and $7,000,000
of preferred.
I Last sale, n Dec. 31 1932. 0 June 30 1933. p Conservator
appointed,
r May 15
1934.
s Member of the Guardian Detroit Union
Group, Inc., Detroit, Mich, t Stockholders of the Peoples National Bank
of New Brunswick, N. J., on June 22 1934 voted to increase the bank's
capital by issuing $250,000 of preferred stock at $100 par. u Dec. 31 1933.
//Stockholders of the Union County Trust Co. of Elizabeth, N. J.. on
June 11 1934 approved a plan to decrease the capital stock from $750,000
to $300,000 and to issue $1,000,000 of 4-5 of 1% cum. pref. stock and
$450,000 of 4% cum. pref. stock.
*
NEW HAMPSHIRE ^TT0"'
Manchester—
Amoskeag Nat Bank
Manchester Nat Bk.
15
10
2i
Trust Co of New Jer¬
NEVADA
Nomi nal.
Reno—
First Nat Bk In Reno d
2/
J.
V
Common
25
1,102,408
26,038,606
2,851,198
177,428
580,765
272,722
u
300,000
/
Hamilton
1100
6,115,188
J12>2
3,848,266
e
86,809
125
daon—
0
re
100
212,786
J
0
200,000
300,000
472,999
Preferred.
39,547,343 f 100
Packers' Nat Bank:
Common
*
o-
Common
Preferred
60
100
New Brunswick
20
■
Omaha Nat Bank—
Common
1,075.000
115
95
Omaha-
Common
2.500.000
375,000.
600.000
West Side Trust Co
First National Bank.
25
Fidelity Un Tr CoPreferred
100
7,382,860
14,871,793
8,289,362
100,000
Federal Trust Co.
March 5.
OK
Central Bk & Tr Co
Q.
Clinton Trust Co..
National Banks
f)(
25
cent
Helena—
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Union Bank & Tr Co
25
Newark—
Tr Co.
300,000
"oVu
25
Mt. Holly-
Butte—
First National Bank.
100
'
Morristown Trui
100
8H
25
201.596
Morristown—
share.
10
"37"
200,000
First National Bank
3,411,997
1,467,958
1,817,423
100
200.000
Tr Co.
100
March 5.
14
21,814,769
544,368
50,995,422
1,585,527
36,670
Long Branch—
Institutions
2K
10
25
150,000
225.000
West Bergen
100
4
100
100
5,308,876
217,825
/i5.700.000
Long Branch Bkg C< >
Per
200.000
150.000
100
27,111,963 / 25
I 30
25
46,174,152
4,212,020
2,294,941
2,035,000
150.000
Tr Co.
Trust Co of N .T
North Bergen
100
Nomi nal.
Midland Nat Bank..
60
100
10
j 270,454
3,400.000
Commercial TrN J.
N J Title Guar & Tr
i0
100
Billings—
Bee Tr & 8avs Bank.
1,101,630
12,343
17,480,372
2,892,078
1,250,000
1,500,000
Common
Union Nat Bk&'
Montana Nat Bank.
10,245,504
1,011,313
2,487,928
1,417,455
1,600.000
400,000
American Trust Co..
March 5.
M530.444
24,227
M504.647
M587.339
100.000
800.000
500,000
Jersey City—
First National Bank.
Franklin Nat Bank.
Hudson Co Nat Bk—
National Iron Bank
Nationa t Banks
J r660,571
80
50
100
10
025,000
First National Bank.
Preferred
Springfield—
CitizensBank
Union Nat Bank
7
25
i
100
1,016,478
3,134,661
6,642,984
1,445,981
25
8,420,026
Seaboard Trust Co..
68,701,446
5
I
300,000
450,000
1,000,000
Columbia Trust Co..
IOC
Miss Val Trust Co—
Common
175
25
Hoooken—
100
100
3,286,306
114,476
100
17,841,142 J
100
Preferred
100
2,000,000
350,000
15
20
100
4,540,172
12,506.186
2,886,890
3,990,953
Preferred
10,000,000 13,629,038 107,771,527
Nat'l Bank
20
216,476
358,772
U206.787
183,778
Common
100
Mercantile-Com¬
merce
125
100
J 891,006
100
Merc Com B & T CoCommon
100
25
500,000
700,000
500,000
620.000
-.
luo
5,511,507
9,186,380
94,458
351,654
239,918
59,570
52,826
127,507
500.000
1.000.000
10
Ellzabetn-
Ellxabeth Trust Co..
Union Cty Tr Co—y
400,000
300,000
500,00(i
20
1,500,425
874,575
__
Preferred
South Side Nat Bk—
Preferred
f
i
Bast Orange-
uoo
Manufacturers Bank
Telegraphers Nat Bk
10(
Merchantville
100
634,193 f 100
22,998
10
I
Camden-
Lemay Ferry Bank—
Preferred
Bridgeton—
Brldgeton Nat Bank
2,012,322
105,081
500.000
Bank..
J100
Bayonne—
100
|
1 10
708,573
1UU
First Nat Bank—
Preferred
Jefferson Bk & T Co-
( 10
20
Boatmen's Nat Bk—
Common
1,292,192
100
St. Louis—
Common
757,539 flOO
I 10
les
Amer Exch Nat Bank
Jeff-Gravols
10(
2,691,805
400,000
200.000
500.000
100,000
350.000
200.000
200.000
140.000
First Trust Oo
100
7,455,959
3,161,015
5,797,991
2,296,408
2,957,367
6,426,680
1,782,297
847,899
251,606
179,444
360,969
103,690
160,697
212,653
77,021
64.884
200.000
200.000
Capital notes A
Capital notes B
Per
$
$
Atlantic CityBoardwalk Nat Baui
Common.
American Nat Bank.
Burnes Nat Bank
Sale price,
a
July
1934.]
National Bank
NEW JERSEY
March 5.
National Banks
Institutions
State
NEW YORK
March 5.
March 5.
Par
Deposits.
Ask.
Bid.
111
COMPANIES
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital
TRUST
AND
BANKS
Dec. 30.
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
State Institutions
Par
Deposits
Nomi nal.
Passaic—
2,000,000
1,320,303
1,000,000 cl,015,385
Plainfleld—
First National Bk
Plainfleld Nat Bank.
220.000
108,919
107,329
114,887
944,510
112,672
175,000
100,000
650,000
MId-Olty Trust Co..
Plainfleld Trust Oo_.
State Trust Oo
150.000
Paterson—
First National Bank
Haledon Nat Bank.
PaterHon Nat Bank.
680.000
666,130
27,375
640,456
648,222
2,907,015
107,325
835,235
50,000
1.200.000
750.000
Paterson Sav Inst..
>
1,000.000
Prospect Park Nat Bk
100.000
Citizens Trust Ho
Hamilton Trust Co—
600.000
Common
750,000 1
575,000 !
Preferred
Trust
N
o
Trade Bank o 1 N V
cent
Angle-South Am Tr.
sa
les
Bk of Athens Tr Co.
Banca Com It Tr Oo
100
Banco dl
100
10,813.355
100
150
709,823
100
125
II.007,053
15,881,286
27,412,292
2,369,676
9,246,382
100
420,363
3,799,117
50
90
90
95
110
50
"45'
25
f
I
55
10
266,229
2.000,0c0
1.000.00U
100
250,000
Banking Oo
2,000.000
300,000
1.000,000
Trenton Trust Oo.-.
1,239,578
3,997,632
241,707
1,221,573
ol,254,390
1.400,000
11,468,036
30,434,761
2,783,745
20,188,026
21,119,213
Capital notes
275
265
25
100
50
27
100
50
"90"
'95*
50
20
25
Mechanics
100,000
464,537
200.000
475,748
i on nnn
403,146
National Banks
NEW YORK
March 5.
60
40
1,993,888
2,049,731
1,179,297
9,340,124
21%
27
31
inn
145
100
20
J100
25,000,000 160610 764 763.759,131
Capital notes
5,000,000
Bronx County Tr Oo
10,379,691
1,550,000
999,007
Cent Han Bk & Tr Co 21,000,000 r61291,538 637,691,086
Chemical Bk & Tr Co 20,000,000 r47510,611 382,623,911
Bank
f.1?
"16"
12
361
366
62
64
XV
6
8
2f
125
129
41
1(
39
Farmers'
Clinton Trust Co...
Colonial Trust Co..
10.000.000 rl2,018,282
500,000
350,041
3.000,000
e
Continental Bk & Tr:
Common
312,245
20
41,773,149
2,806,767
6,016,165
50
"45" "50"
12 %
4,000,000
34,790,979
Capital notes.....
100,000
Corn Ex Bk & Tr Oo 15.000.000 7*16083,736 218,731,172
2\
Corporation Trust Co
500.000 c
100
112,700
57,500
Empire Trust Co:
Common
3,000,000 \r 2,329,561 60,299,970
Capital notes.
3,000,000 '
Federation Bk&TrOo
10
825.000
737,000
6,150,000
Fulton Trust Oo
11 If
2.000.000 2,600,553
15,072,656
Fiduciary Trust Co..
1,000,000
100
1,178,000
9,299,000
Guaranty Trust Co:.
Common
1178744990 rioo
90,000,000
Capital notes
20,000,000
Hellenic Bk Tr Co.
100
1.000.00U
514,673
2,660,077
Irving Trust Co:
50,000,000 1 r57.612.822 467,735,661
Conjmon
/
Capital notes
5,000,000
J Henry Schroder Tr
100
700,000
807,298
6,738,870
25
Lawyers'CountyTr C 2.000,000 rl,313,079 31,927,350
j 7-3,467,445
u°
(-1-0
Jt-177,660,073
Dec. 30.
20
100
[9,885,360 132,319,350
_.v__
State Institutions
25
1(M
100
r
Trust Oo
175
Woodbury—
National Bank
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Woodhiirv Trust
1.800.000
r6,000,000
1,000,000
Bankers Trust Co:
Common
20
12,492,081
z
1,004,900 /19,487,700
115,110 2 3,344,223
509,274
3,863,098
227,358
2,663,650
1,100,022
10,163,470
711,216
6,354,979
450,000
6,843,000
660.000
Common
City
10
a26,209
1,801,516
1,654,294
1,000,000
500,000
Nap Tr Co.
share.
1933
30
Bank of N Y & Tr Co
50
50
25
Per
$
Dec.
te
6.000,000
1.500.000
re
Trenton—
&
returns da
Bkg Corp
8terling Nat B & T.
10
100.000
Broad St Nat Bank
Flrst-Mech Nat Bk
H'nover CapitalTrOo
Farm
co.
Schroder
25
100
3,959,240
I,398,588
653,695
16,238,789
2,958,022
600.000
...
U S Trust Co
Trenton
N. Y. City (Concl.)
25
25
Bank of Sicily Tr Co
Second Nat Bank..
Security Trust Co
26,214,223
12,946,276
Ask.
Nomi nal
share.
Per
Passaic N Bk&Tr Oo
People's Bk & Tr Oo.
Bid.
14%
13
14%
50
52
—
18
—
«•
—
mm
19
240" 260"
355
360
16
17%
_
Nominal
Albany—
Per
Mech & Farmers Bk.
Nat Com Bk & Tr Co
N Y State Nat Bank.
250,000 £1,184,155
1.500.000
4,997,514
2,000.000 2,303,321
First Trust Oo
Auburn—
1.000.000 rl,545,660
...
Nat Bank of Auburn
Auhum
400,000
100
475
63,774,706
51,877,073
33,271,946
ion
315
100
155
160
ion
110
6,313,271
100
750,000
442,631
109,045
4,944,861
8,201,979
100
600,000
500.000
315,585
1500,000
Common
Preferred
_
.
Capital notes
Brooklyn— State. B
1*352,352
Nat
Bensouhurst Nat Bk
Citizens Bk of BklyD
Flatbush Nat Bank
Fort Greene Nat Bk
Klngsboro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat Bank
People's Nat Bank
Brooklyn Trust Co:
Common
3o"i
100
242,979
61,500
1.108,400
1,480,000
1,434.900
1,709,500
1,972,900
2,582.300
4,890,500
15,392,179
95,841,468
22,100
109,000
300.000
500.000
35,600
6,800
323,100
500.000
I
ns
933.
banks Mar. 5 '34
20u. put 1
200,000
000.000
500.000
r8.200.000
2,000,000
Capital notes
King* Co Trust Co
( 50
date Dec.
1'ru st Co. retur
500.001
6,768,387
25
100
""30"
100
35
100
""50'
100
"i00
80
26,993,397
Debentures
Llncoln-E Side N Bk
Mfrs & Trad Tr Co:
,874,327
45,768,037
Capital notes
Marine Trust Co:
Common
Capital notes
1830
50
200,000
27,563
1.614,313
[3,866,095
83,331,966
18,000,000
6,000,000
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
,10069244 147.595,604
800,000 rl ,470,379
1,237,500
807,379
Ithaca—
First National Bank.
250.000
Tompkins Co Nat Bk
200.000
Ithaca Trust Co
Jamestown—
400.000
Bank of Jamestown:
Common
Debentures "A"__
Debentures "B"__
The First Nat Bank
r
500,000
1,000,000
300,000
312,580
228,833
345,670
15
200,000
410,960
Common
250,000 1
306.598
Preferred
18%
U?
7%
20
100
25
90
3,496,217
2,245,237
6,469,304
100
First NBk of Rondout
Ulster
Bank of
200.000
480,204
25
Rondout Nat Bank.
State of N Y Nat Bb
150,000
Kingston Trust Co..
250.000
York Citv—
Deposits
1934.
Sur
New
are
01 June 30,
for National and
of banks and trust
found in
our
"Rai
Amalg Bank of N Y
Bk of the Manhat Co
.
Common
Capital notes
Bank of Ybrkcown..
Dec
3019
companies
Iwav
Sec.ti
650.000
67,518
109,770
391,227
805,000
11
12
5,677,590
375
2,740,129
20
10
12
20
25
3.578,841
10.000.000
1.500.000
200.000
Merchants Bank
400.000
Nat Bk of YorkvUle.
Nat Bronx Bank..
600.000
525 000
.
Common
Preferred
Preferred stock
Penn Exchange Bank
Public Nat Bk&TrCo
790,774
80
88
500
700
V,572,622
51,789,000
227,700 / 1,731,500
r3,148,900 41,765,000
73,717,022 378,179,000
1,236,456 /22,407,478
73,000
611,000
116,000
1,454,000
72,100 f 2,095,900
192,100 / 4,875,400
29
12
5
13%
5%
13%
| <30
250
150""
100
10<
.
25
300
25
50
110
100
180
2.000,000 r2.260,903
600.000
682,270
37,449,862
7,275,391
5
5
6
20
20
21
25
500,000
300.000
166,218
146,591
617,024
500,000
779,551
1.500.000 cl,129,044
10,574,342
15,898,798
100
4,677,518
3,310,248
8,367,531
i
500.000
aend
klyv **
51,152
100
v
10
145,068
140,474
20
400.000
292,193
878,620
962,383
2,294,806
4,117,799
12,489,059
250,000
200,000
177,117
118,024
1,271,454
2,199,915
Common
100,000
468,709
3,435,496
500.000
200.000
131,940
2,295,885
101
500.000
118,703
101,000
128,445
168,402
4,481,920
2,579,000
100
2,616,989
1,860,777
100
545,458
6,401,170
100
Mt
and
'34
cord
ay
20
20
20
101
10'
50
be
Port
Pleas
B&TrCo
10
Chester—1st
N.
Bk & Tr Oo
Mutual Trust Co.
300,000
tiye—Rye Nat. Bk
Tarrytown N B&TrOo
250,000
200.000
20
20
White Plains—
Citizens
29%
31%
Bank..
142
27%
500,000 rl ,343,421
7,908,942
100
300,000
298,000
4,310,000
10
29,412
6,046,884
C 20
[20
Yonkers—First
&
8%
35 %
25
a
Cj—■
Trust
Common
Preferred
Sale
400,000 la
400.000 j
price.
Dec. 30
1933.
c
Dec.
31
1932.
e
June
30
1933.
a
1934.
/March 5
i Controlled
k Feb.
7%
25,600
Yonkers Nat Bank
1660
29 %
}
Natl
Bank in Yonkers..
152
20
7%
25
Preferred
*
1,428,600 1
150,500 / 5,163,900
300,000 '
330.000
122,000
1.207,000
8.250.000 4,860,563
79,801,000
1.690,101
County Trust Oo.
40
35
28%
c
200,000
200,000
1520" i070"
1620
400,000
Peoples N B & T Co:
Common
30
mm mm
mm
20
by Marine
1934.
I Last sale,
r
v
March
New
31
1934.
stock.
x
Ex-dividend.
z
Dec. 31
1933.
N
Midland Corp,
0
re cent
Norn.
300,000
les
s
mm
sa
Westches Co Nat
5
r
m
50
Pleasantville—
Mar.
62%
25
Preferred
o
r'pfl net
100
21,162,531
7,744,528
5,336,784
3,213,589
450.000
re cent
sa
12%
1,633,651
321,355
333,596
52,310
Peekskill—
1,675,148
1,211,589
3,197,646
r
6,492,320
ew York Ci ty banks are
plus and pr ofits are of
33 for Stat e banks.
A
in New Yo rk City and
on, pages
148, 1^9, 1
2
4,741,425
28
20
300,000
Ossining Trust Oo
100
77,500,000 136046504 1124428000
50,000,000 / '
;:.j;
-J
20
20
Huguenot Tr Oo..
& Trust Co
National City Bank:
NatSafetyBk&TrCo
Capital stock
\lH
12
100
Ossining—1st Nat Bb
1 ©26
First National Bank
22
25
9%
20
First Nat Bank
/
Harbor State Bank.-
21
New Roche lie—
ji50
100270000 161374763 1352133000
Grace Nat Bk of N.Y
18
18
11,743,070
6,808,440
46,390,866
26,048,186
Central Nat Bank.
50,000,000
7,000.000
.
25
20
20
Westchester Co
Mt Vernon Tr Oo
20,000,000 131931681 313,657,000
3,000,000
1,000,000
111,000 2 4.500,000
500.000
500.000
50
100
600,000
300,000
200.000
Mt. Vernon—1st N_.
100
Common.---
Nat Bank..
Fifth Avenue Bank
55
1730
8,996,801
5,581,944
13,207,513
<1.500.000
Watertown—
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
Watertown Nat Bk.
10,588,229
Preferred
Dunbar
"45"
100 1680
Troy—
North'n N Y Tr Co.
Chase Nat Bank:
Coram 1 Nat Bk <& Tr
100
100
Utica—
100
N
250,000
150.000
7%
40,622,887
Manufactur Nat Bk
First Citizens Bk & T
County
Kingston
First Trust & Dep Oo
Syracuse Trust Co..
New Roch el le Tr..
426,359
107
104
1.200.000
930,912
750,000
532,977
5,400.000 r3,242,116
2.500.000 rl ,468,696
Schenectady Tr Co..
Oneida Nat Rk & Tr
25
400,000
200,000
"20
400,000
460,259
300,000 r
494,086
750,000 rl ,242,316
*
Troy Trust Oo
100
Union Trust Co:
Nat'l
Capital notes
National City Bank
Union Nat Bank..
|<32
9,508,059
11,516,231
625,000
Capital notes
Kingston—
j 25
Schenectady-
Lincoln Nat Bk & Tr
20
18%
Nat Ohautauq Co Bk
Common
ji20
Syracuse-
10
310,032
76,150,714
22
3,000,000 \r 985,207
2,000,000
Common
Merch Nat Bk & Tr.
Eluiira—
Chemung Can Tr Oo
| r7.314.749
Union National Bank
Citizens Trust Co...
25
5,000,000
5,000,000
Common
5,000,000
1,000,000
12,500,000 1 r21.490.871 268,565,372
2,500,000
Title Guar & Tr Co.. 10,000.000 710655,800
22,097,982
Trust Co of Nor Am.
278,739
500,000
3,683.237
Underwriters Tr Co
1.000,000
813,913
7,661,240
U 8 Trust Oo of N Y
2,000.000 r27264,207
59,399,719
Jamaica, L. 1.—
Jamaica Nat Bank..
225.000
26,000
1,357,000
Rochester—
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
625.136
1.000.000
7,654,534
Lincoln-Allia Bk & Tr
2.000,000 r2,378,653
51,423,715
Central Trust Co
223,244
2,100,000 r
15,237,532
Genesee Vail Tr Co..
i.000,000
1,231,710
14,663,988
Roch Trust & S D Co
1.000.000 r3,018,910 37,852,922
300,000
1,749,191
Security Trust, Oo__
30,837,299
109
1800
100
Liberty Bk of Buffalo
5,500,000
3,000,000
41%
20%
Union Trust Co:
104
J100
BuffaloCommon ..1
j rlO.297,483
425,840,945 J 20
Common
Capital notes
80
6,182,430
300,000
ifik
32,935,000
25,000,000
Capital notes.
Marine Midl'd Tr Co
Common
Common
New York Trust Co:
8,856,392 1100
1
"39%
Mfrs Trust Co:
Capital notes
Marine Midi Tr Co:
Common
l Off
665.965
325"
Blnghamton—
rlty National Bank
First National Bank:
{-i°
115
200.000
Trust Co..
share.
1,865,630
les
prices
BANKS
113
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
National Banks
OKLAHOMA
March 5.
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
Institutions
State
Dec. 30.
Cross
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Surplus
Ask.
Gross
&
Bid
Par
Deposits.
Profits.
Capital.
Ask
Nomi nal.
Per
Asheville—
First Nat Bk & Tr_.
Nomi nal.
share.
500.000
600.000
Mer A Farm N Bk.. 6 200.000
300,000
Union Nat Bank
1,200.000
American Trust Co..
563,338
610,994
504,733
533,204
1,148,915
t
884,364
First
75,912
61,654
2,220,158
1,105,418
100,000
Bank
75,000
46,288
1,250,000
2,215,898
100
N
o
100
re
cent
too
sa
les
100
McAlester—
Charlotte—
Charlotte Nat Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
•
Independ'ce Tr Co.. yl.000.0n
100
2,787,209
3,978,999
1,547,179
4,387,859
29,886,061
2,380,778
Nat Bk of McAlester
First Nat Bk or McA
70
100
110
100
100
100
100
125
155"
LOO.000
Bank.
59,415
899,612
114,672
90,659
500,000
Fidelity Bank
Depositors Nat'l Bk
400.000
Home Savings Rank
100,000
Muskogee—
30
25
20
71
"35"
45"
33,799
285,344
247,579
1,710,550
3,583,871
5,392,106
59,661
1,704,468
83,746
4,115,072
100
150
41,011,655
5,480,341
20
20
185
25
100
75
25
100
flOO
90
110
Liberty Nat Bank—
Common
1100
Greensboro—
600.000
Preferred A
Preferred
600,000
500,000
100,000
500,000
391,560
12,266,885
1,557
175,123
711,416
12,045,871
,500,000
534,770
46,318
110,440
29,603,736
3,620 950
4,036 905
Preferred B_
Guilford Nat Bank-
100,000
100,000
300,000
300,000
151,729
Preferred
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
578,907
50,000
Common
100
100.000
300,000
500.000
Oklahoma City—
200.000
City Nat'l BkATr Co
First Nat Bk A Tr Co o5 ,000.000
300,000
Fidelity Nat Bank..
75
25
632,650 I
48,818
114.000
100,000
65
45
Mech & Farmers Bk
Common
25
Commercial Nat Bk.
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
100
688,274
10,785,270
992,188
1,656,578
100.000
Citizens National Bk
150
Durham—
Citizens' Nat
100
100,000
50,000
First National Bank.
State
share
Per
Guthrie—
1,646,224
51,098
Preferred
20
20
150.000
150,000
Common
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
100
1100
III)
60
80
100
125
160
20
10
12
20
6
•
Security Nat BankCommon
Preferred
Tulsa—
5,869,518
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
o
cent
Wllm Sav A Tr Co..
Wilson-
Nat Bank of Tulsa—
25
1,949,094
5,496,212
54,589
426,662
200,000
300.000
People's Say Bk & Tr
Nat Bk of Com'erce.
lea
Wilmington
250,000
200.000
Fourth Nat Bank
10
2,000,000 12,217,688
Common
Preferred
33,614,690 f
10
1
20
4.000,000
__
9
12
20
Branch Bkg & Tr Co
400,000 I
400,000
Common
Preferred
428,595
1160
100,000
25
1,450,081
70,157
100,000 I
100,000
Nat Bk of Wilson...
12,146,483 f 100
50,000
Winston-Salem
State
National Banks
First National Bank-
OREGON
March 5.
Common
Preferred
Farmers N Bk A T Co
OU0.0UU
46,200
>
2.500.000
Wachovia Bk ATr
1,412,638
10
Institutions
March 5.
15
,10
Nomi nal.
100
1,339,804
49,720,359
100
•
200,000
150.000
157,864
53,966
3,387,653
1,402,494
100
First National Bank.
<72.500.000
300.000
1,316,212
110,292
50,527,831
2,306,669
100
Portland Tr A Sav Bk
76,660.931
20
National
First
National Banks
NORTH DAKOTA
March 5.
Dec. 30.
Per
Dakota Nat
Merch Nat BkATrCo
1300.000
d250,000
Nor A Dakota Tr Co
150.000
Firzt Nat Bk & Tr Co
5,248,871
2,519,052
524,786
share
100
2,116,393
1,008,247
116,645
84,521
232,898
74,334
80,989
150.000
50.000
Bank..
Fargo National Bk_.
4.000.000
State
OHIO
March 5.
105
0
25
sa
les
100
Institutions
State
PENNSYLVANIA
March 5.
Institutions
March 5.
March 31.
Nomi
Nomi nal.
Per
Akron-
share.
1,687,498
2,456,014
1,350,139
825,819
9,302,865
6,975,618
4,993,999
5,494,761
100
150
150,000
250,000
249.300
366,546
399,089
249,288
5,273,799
2,700,846
1,511,061
100
I 300
Bank of Erie Tr Oo.
125.000
660.000
600.000
327,480
648,974
171,272
1,225,640
1,498,998
9,944,210
6,370,604
7,029,110
100
Flrst National Bank.
655,370
9,152,061
204.200
13,553
645,035
60
25
246,350
300,000
400.000
937.800
228,196
857,747
910,281
1,246,409
1,013,045
1,777,735
50
4,411,313
2,717,013
2,191,043
8,637,016
5,208,153
1,987,539
25
N
Second
42,157
426,560
2,228,986
11,457,319
100
re cent
Lehigh Vail Trust Co
100
sa
1,162,591
416,017
10,719,879
7,934,178
100
1,067,198
140,075
159,364
6,000.000 05,108,227
8,011,699
2,655,029
1,391,262
54,544,440
100
225
100
70
10
10
100
115
4,119,175
6,997,841
1,886,966
1,958,799
31,166,812
10,190,289
4,617,884
11,146,932
100
40
50
100
50
130
145
75
200.000
les
Bank..
Nat
500.000
Geo D Harter Bank.
Cincinnati—
2,300.000
Nat Bank
Clnn Bk A Tr Co...
Columbia Bk A S Co
First National Bank.
1
400,000
500,000
100,000
1400
Central Trust Co—
Brio*™**
100
250
80
12
Marine Nat Bank...
118
Second Nat Bank
797,000
Bk A Tr Co
Bank..
170,558
1,153,484
58,088
150,000
2,843,110
850,382
307,612
276,273
500.000
Northside Bk A Tr Co
150.000
People's Bk & Sv Co
700.000
Prov S Bk & Tr Co
1,800,000
1,000,000
Second Nat Bank..
So Ohio S Bk & Tr Co
250.000
Western Bk A Tr Co
2,250,000
50
100
1C
"18"
20"
Common
4,000,000
2,500,000
Capital notes.
Fifth-Third-Union
I1'
559,770
300,000 1
300.000 J
Common
PreferredUnion Trust Co
Harrisburg—
Allison-East End Tr.
Harrisburg Nat Bank
100
82
87
100
75
100
10
2
5
Common wealth Tr Co
75
Dauphin Dep Tr Co.
Harrisburg Trust Co
Central Trust Co—
Central Trust Co
—
400.000
50
400,000
250.000
1,145,490
Fulton Nat Bank...
200.000
600.000
620,038
1,042,118
Lancaster Co Nat Bk
100
53,052,521
300.000
Union Trust Co
I—
413,613
1C
1
100
100
350
100
100
275
50
100
250
1 50
50
100
I
50"
25
20
100
100
100
20
170
20
147
457,686
50
111 0
Common
300,000 1
300,000
5,200,000
! 10
Preferred
Capital notes
75,720,165
1100
42
39
300,000
300,000
180,000
1,319,462
10
3.040,000
1.125.000
6,595,768
455,048
41,220,445
4,362,941
100
4.550,000
500.000
3,111,000
8.061,451
57,085
4,805,764
60,543
512,162
3,945,746
1,485,404
68.414,728
1,246,203
62,308,214
1,767,150
6,532,441
26,929,420
10,226,724
Bk_.
Farmers' Bk&Tr
Cleveland—
Co/
100.000
261,763
3,002,692
100
5,000,000
8,000,000
,000,000
87,643,013
20
575,489
611,709
2,472,759
8,804,892
10U
Central-Penn Nat Bk
100
City National Bank
Amer Sav Bank Co..
Central Un Nat Bk—
Common
;
Olev Sav A Loan Co.
I1
250,00U
Lorain Str Sav & Tr.
I
500,000
8Vs
10 H
16
Northern Bk & Tr Co
10
Philadelpnia—
82,730,050
(20
130
Erie National Bank
3,377,105
100
First National Bank
6,648,874 242,883,480
100
2,212,826
100
Nat B k of Ger A Tr Co
100
Nat'l Bk of OlneyCommon
4,700,000 11,446,521
4,000,000
North Amer Tr Go. 1/
106,679
200.000
Common
Preferred
A
Co
Trust
200.000
350.000
Glmbel Bros Bk & Tr
Cleveland Trust Co
13,800,000
15,000,000
900,000
67
65
Market St Nat Bk.
567,067
v
Columbus
c4,000.000
71,654
1,272,613
227,202
12,608
2,882,001
1,786,035
15,869,951
859,873
1,640,655
29,874,320
2,769,933
751,872
40.404,187
200.000
147,715
3,212,620
Brunson Bk & Tr Co
250,000
City Nat Bk & Tr Co
Columbus Saving Bk
1,200,000
100,000
Fifth Ave Sav Bk Co c
200,000
Huntington Nat Bk.
2,000.000
Market Exch Bank..
100,000
200,000
Northern Sav Bk Co
Ohio National Bk
Kensington Nat Bk
30,072
1,610,320
66,723
10
1.000.000
400,000
100.000 \
100,000
Preferred
50,000
Reopened
2434
2634
18
10
Corn Exch Nat Bank
National City Bank
Capital notes
Union Sav A L Co..
1
l-H 10 10
7,921,674
8,171,108
5,695,832
Oonestoga Nat
5,000,000 12,303,940
5,000,000 J
Common
18
100
Lancaster—
Co—
Common..;
Preferred
500.000
b
Security-Peoples Tr-
Norwood-Hyde Park
Lincoln Nat
Altoona Trust Co...
50
45
14
Altoona—
First National Bank.
Canton—
Trust
1.000.000
450,000
500,000
7,280,690
Firestone Pk TrA SB
Atlas
1.000.000
71,848
First National Bank.
155
Bank
Allentown Nat
Capital notes
Goodyear State Bk_.
share
145
100
25
100
200,000 1
500,000
100.000
nat
Per
Allentown—
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
Dime Savings Bk Co
Common
31H
30^
re cent
National Banks
National Banks
3.131,937
115
110
100
Nat'l
States
United
Bk
N
100
1100
d
100
Portland—
Nomi nal.
Fargo—
Bank
United States N Bk.
Institutions
State
share
Per
Eugene—
21
36
3434
20
100
27
30
me
265
273
100
1
1
"34"
50
COi OOl
265
—
30
28
10
Apr. 24 '34
546,688
1,612,661
10
2
50
28
Bk 14.000.000 19.585,786 283.209,861
<=s
c___
N
o
North Broad Nat'l Bk
Northeast Nat Bank
100
re
cent
sa
les
123,762
64,925
250.00U
Northw'n Nat Bk-
100
100
100
250,000 1
250,000
Common
Preferred
20
Philadelphia Nat
200,000
100,000
66^
'6834
Dayton—
Nat
Merchants'
A
Trust
Winters N
Bk
Co
Nat Bank
Trust Co
Third
Bk & Tr.
500,000
1.000,000
287,914
636,394
ToledoCommerce Guard Bk
b Reorganization
c Member of tbe
500,000
553,313
(P
7,256,678
17>|53,174
8,131,796
25
Common
Preferred.
_
Common
Capital notes
Youngstown—
Dollar Sav & Tr Co
Mahoning Nat Bank
Mahoning Sav A Tr.
Union Nat Bank
City Tr A Sav Bk..
200,000
"500,000
600,000
600,000
99,539
119,190
205,345
.
plan
approved by the
Comptroller of the Currency.
Corp.
Membor First. Bank Stock Corp.
d
100
BancOmo
e April 14 1934.
/Farmers Trust Co. of Lancaster, Pa., resumed normal operations on
June 18 1934 under title of the Farmers' Bank & Trust Co.
g Northwestern National Bank & Trust Co. of Philadelphia, Pa., re¬
opened on a normal basis on June 18 1934 under title of the Northwestern
,
25
Nat Bank of Toledo:
Spitier-K T & S Bk.
Citizens Trust Co...
Toledo Trust Co—
Dec. 30 1933.
a
100
&
3,182,117 J100
1125
100
1,213,984
15
3,383,468
N
o
re
cent
sa
les
,
National Bank.
n Trust funds
Member Northwest
<
Bancorporation.
k Fractional shares.
5,000,000
5.000,000
1.250,000
1.000,000
150,000
1,250,000
750,000
Y
,559,545
462,169
332,855
111,636
1,504,948
350,000
53,256,198
50
1 Last sale
0
50
12,715,255
5,649,277 1100
1,930,651
13,164,310 100
25
6,715,997
18
20
50
61
95
98
10
The First National Bank &
,
Trust Co. of Oklahoma
City, Okla., con¬
templates the revision of its capital structure by a reduction
capital from $5,000,000 to $2,500,000 and the issuance of
preferred stock.
s Dec. 31 1932.
15
v
V
Oct.
10 1933
'
In process of reorganization
,
in its common
$2,500,000 in
July
1934,]
banks
and
trust
companies
National Banks
March 5.
Surplus
&
Profits.
Capital.
Bid.
Par.
Philadelphia
(Concluded.)
Per
$
65.000
8econd Nat Bank
85,000
1,225,640
r
500,000
.
50
12
share.
17
it
1,119,000
7.029,110
15"
South Phila Nat Bk-
Common
/
100,000
200,000
30
300,000
Tioga Nat Bk A TrOo
Tradesmen'sNatlonal
30
300.000
50,136
1,162,643
3.300,000
4,599,545
Wyoming Bk & Tr_.
200.000
Banca Com It Tr Oo.
Broad Street Trust
1.000,000
1.000.000
11,146
325,091
n
360,000
127,451
15,905,092
n7,784,463
1,514,839
2,514,953
9,828,651
2,968,490
30,713,549
1,228,354
1,586,466
990,000
858,782
97,689,708
594,102
7,104,509
13,510,286
98,679,746
8,196,500
Bank & Trust Oo.
-
Ohestnut Hill T A Tr
250.000
Fidelity Phlla Tr Oo
6,700,000
Finance Oo of Pa
2.350.000
Frankford Trust Oo.
Germantown Tr Oo.
500.000
1,400.000
4,000.000
Glrard Trust Oo
Industrial Trust Oo
882.250
26
50
100
123
12
""m
82*
61
8
11
100
100
313
323
200
210
10
10
25
16J4
"l8~2*
10
84 H
86 2*
10
11X
132*
10^
12
Integrity Trust CoCommon
1st
995.973
4.000,000
3,000,000
1241622
ol .300.000
1,000 ooo
12,183,347
1,282,441
preferred
2d preferred
10
32,665.004
v
10
10
Bk A Trust Oo...
Mitten Bk & Tr Co
Ninth Bank & Tr Oo
317,772
1.375,000
1,780,370
500,000
3,450,696
500.000 nl.076,163
1,500,000
_
Northern Trust Oo_
Nor Phila Trust Oo.
Penn Oo for Insur od
10
50
5134
50
43
8
3.200.001
Trust
Real Est Tr Oo
Real EstL'nd T&TCo
1.500,000
Common
7,500,000
7,500,000
Preferred
10
10
400
Arsenal Bank
Bk. of Amer.Tr. Oo
200,000
100.000
270,668
e
Braddock Nat Bank.
City Dep Bk & Tr Oo
500.000
1.000.000
Savings Bank d
Farmers Deposit Nat
6.000.000
Dollar
First National Bank.
Forbes National Bk.
6.000.000
300.000
200.000
200.000
Fourteenth St Bank.
Freehold Bank
Bank
Keystone Nat Bank
Mellon Nat Bank
Valley Bank..
National Bank.
Union National Bank
Union Savings Bank.
Western SAD Bank
172.700
p
600.000
7.500.000
200.000
100.000
700,000
2.000.000
1.000.000
250.000
Allegheny Trust Oo.
Oolonial Trust Oo
700.000
2.600.000
Oom'wealth Trust Oo
Dormont 8 A T Oo
1.500.000
Farmers Deposit Tr
Fidelity Trust Oo
1.320.COO
...
HaslewoodBk of Pitts
HU1 Top SAT Co..
Manchester
Savings
Bank A Trust Oo.
Union Trust Oo
Washington Tr Oo..
West End Bank....
William Penn Tr Oo.
10
31M
32 2*
100
45
55
13,793,880
2,328.363
100
395
405
50
,8,767,280
37,799,319
8,418,733
60
63
30,182,137
10
102*
113*
Bank A Trust Oo
215,000
160,160
80,881
n
335,238
1,282,903
4,125,907
8,490,185
4,319,007
322,157
45,883
711,076,058
n
2,500,000
917,583
1,003,089
10,276.166
50
75
100
14.697,055
50
100
65
80
100
185"
Preferred
High St Bk A Tr Oo
I
100,000
t
Lincoln Trust Oo
Rhode J Hos Nat Bk.
Rhode Isld Hos TrOo
•
5,000.000
Union Trust Oo
1.000.000
Industrial Trust Oo.
63
110
JU
100
958,125
270,146
50
15
4,588,135
202,977
50
45
752,060
6,333,597
50
112
1,058,260
3,346,456
100
180
2,133,123
10,491,660
100
175
9,635,156 111,296,492
15
843,595
162,843
2,590,915 37,858,363 *100
1,896,886 46,841,751 1000 2400
100
115
1,478,431 20,456,293
120.000
500.000
850.000
450.000
1,500.000
4.000.000
t
125.000
2.500,000
u
Phenix Nat Bank
Providence Nat Bank
60
110
20
48
118
185
185
20
2600
120
Woonsocket Trust. On
450.000
330,352
'Of
2,583,557
1110
March
SOUTH CAROLINA
5.**
March 5.
Per
Citizens A Sou Bank 0
500.000
Carolina Sav Bank..
200,000
Miners A Merch Bk.
50.000
South Caro Nat Bk—
Common
1,000,000 1
Preferred
800,000
So Oarolina State Bk
507,383
153,791
40,197
7,685,703 <7100
100
3,848,124
100
395,879
61,571
11,875,936 1100
N
rec
sa
share
o
ent
les
1100
750.000
198,754
12,775,939
100
200.000
49,242
2,479,557
10
8
10
250,000
4,729,136
3,241,836
100
'0
190
200.000
398,372
471,695
185
Peoples Nat Bank..
15
16
First Nat Bk of Col-
210"
100
46,912,955
170
180
[A).
66,785.670
71,818,981
5,710,024
2,859.649
1,509,064
.
National Rani
s
CAITTU
OU U
March 5.
100
125.000
2.000. OOO
200,000
160.000
371,784
250.000
50
Nomi nal.
Per share
Oltlsens Nat Bk A Tr
Oorn Exch Sav Bank
100
100
100
100
First Nat'l Bk
1,939,281
100.000
125.000
100.000
200.000
250.000
A Tr.
Security Nat'l B A Tr
47,136
50,715
153,155
274.328
40
50
140
148
100
90
88
95
100
70
80
50
100
25
National Banks
TENNESSEE
March 5.
77
45
50
20
25 X
27 2*
20
70
6000
82
50
50
799,607
71,896,476
760,882
2,108,000
825,783
200 000
Kftn
Park National Bank.
200,000
5.000.000
200.000
310
400
5
"T
53*
"Is"
Preferred
Wllllamsport N Bk
£.0
25
__
150
160..
\100
"90
100
28,024,568
76,265
a
383,507
125,516
849,598 12 H
100
15,348,283
100
3,625,054
130
5
7
142..
1,197,212
1,091,646
64,000
28,618,698
19,770,884
1,220,500
100
218
222
100
200
210
50.000
3.500.000
Bank A Trust Oo.
2,671,843
39,861,875
1(
3.000.000 1
4,000.000
300.000
800.000 i
Preferred
Broadway Nat Bank
500.000
100
598,731
32,940,096 r
420,588
462,392
4,789,788
8,152,755
250
11 J*
112*
9 2*
10
102*
iioo
1.000.000
J 500,302
eon one
Preferred
Third National Rank
227,291
25
"85" ~90~~
10
19
e,256,474 J100
1100
inn
13,885,768
(6)
100
21
50
5e
50
n
750.000
r 50
3,806,015
15,306,909
2,365,734
26
80
25
Nomi nal
Per
300.000
300.000
Bank
25
100
1,779,061
25
Preferred stock
100.000
100.000
—
130,091
1,561,753 (
I
400 000
First National Bank.
10
10
310,807
2,972,582
20
100
50
50
275
325
75
105
100
60
100
450
25
17
500
19
60
105
110
400.000
125.000
100
336,934
c
I 10
1,310,529 flOO
N
1100
rec
o
ent
les
358,324
593,519
14,490
7,038,882
9,953,985
1,061,480
100
100
100
April 30 1934.
In
4 A
process
mutual
hirst Security Corp.
of reorganization.
savings
bank.
Trust Co. of Pittsburgh, Pa., placed on a re¬
April 19 1934 by the Pennsylvania Banking
Department.
,
/The South Philadelphia National Bank, a new institution, organized
to succeed the Southwestern National
Bank and the Sixth National,
both of Philadelphia, Pa., opened for business May 31 1934.
0 Affiliated with cue Citizens
Southern National Ban* of Savannah. Ga
e
The Bank of America
stricted withdrawal basis on
Federal
1 Dec
31
conservator
appointed
1932
k Stock all owned
3,174,440
62,866
Sale price.
b Meuiner of
h
30
j
share
iOO
Beaumont—
a
250.000
200,000
250.000
225,000
500,000
5,293,421
11,107,459
sa
Secur 8t Bk A Trust
500.000
499.000
288,078
584,875
60
175
1,513,227
195,443
5,204,495
2,935,333
1,159,130
819,917
500.000
2.500.000
1.000.000
Institutions
AustinAmerican Nat Bank.
Capital Nat Bank—
Capital stock
1,717,164
735,982
582,285
379,872
8,104,621
1,065,411
21,394,573
14,058,052
3.321,807
7,258,556
135
March 5.
80
25
State
125
60
50
TEXAS
March 5.
50
26
92,400
n
W Branch Bk ATr Co
Common
150
5,347,330 /100
1834
10
Williamaport—
First National Bank:
Common
125
Nashville—
*
W-B Dep A Sav Bk.
Wyoming Nat Bank.
tha
100
6,881,859
Union Planters' Nat'l
Wilkes-Barre—
Nat Bank...
1,013.589
ru>o
American Nat Bank-
Miners Nat Bk of W-B
J \ 145,099
1.000,000
1,000,000
Savings Bank.
Common
88,434
j
400.000
1.000.000
250,000 I
200,000 J
First National Bank.
Hanover Bk A Tr__
Institutions
March 5.
Aiempnis—
First National Bank
Austin Nat
250.000
Preferred
lea
Nashville Trust Oo—
200.000
300,000
Penna Trust Oo—
Common
789,929
1,000.000
American Nat Bank
Common
30
163,400
3,038,105
n
171,426
500,000
347,000
200.000
97.346
Hamilton Nat Bank.
State
100 5900
6,931,646
9,144,213
2,606,012
9,224,573
250,000
400.000
2,000,000
Nat Bk of Commerce
100
10n
10U
Commercial Nat Bk:
Common
Ram iPon National Rk
50
1,508,846
625.0U0
Oomm'l Bk A Tr Oo.
Scranton Nat Bk—
Bank
State
Per
Bkg Oo..
National Banks
Preferred
■a
Nomi nal.
Soranton—
Common
o
re cent
100
Knoxville—
50
738,213
1,458,710
285,000
3,160.055
300,000
1.170.300
South Side Bk A Tr.
Third Nat BkATrOo
N
100
Chattanooga—
Amer Tr A
Preferred.
70
50
50
1.500.000
Bank..
100
50
ion
100
8.908.440
City Bank & Tr Co_~
Reading Trust Oo.
North Scranton Bank
100
1,255,473
1,025,385
3.418,033
4,104,375
inn
50
lUu
100
6.000.000 11,900,894 70,788,135
500.000 7i
975,894
4,727,636
172,048
150.000 n
743,725
125.000
320,769
1,511,813
1.500.000 68,347,525 195,854,913
500.000
908,000
4,355,000
110,000
200.000
1,690,488
167,000
125.000
1,247,000
Berks Oo Trust Oo._
Scranton State Bk
First National Bank
Green Ridge Bank.
March 5.
100
Commerce-Union Bk
E
Institutions
T\KV fYT \
1 tl lMliU 1A
50
54,982
1,053,682
404,051
3,324,793
11,136,596
3,977.492
18,143,148 222,373,509
339,612
4,086,416
n
43,654
787,972
344,120
6,332,191
4,257,002 23,264,790
3,092,620 26,713,722
581,100
2,396,599
772,018
6,100.527
1,133,722 25,066,262
1,815,231
11,917,187
116,137
1,677,553
997,612
151,638
8,534,045 14,144,896
120,000
700,000
428,495
1,818,820
1,000.000 i
Oo
by the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.
I Last sale
10
n
York—
Bk
First National Bank
500,000
150,OOU
Western Nat Bank..
500.000
125.000
226.000
York Oo Nat Bank..
York N Bk A Tr Oo.
300.000
500.000
Guardian Trust Oo..
York Trust Oo
500.000
Industrial Nat Bank.
750.000
180,093
398,908
560,533
224.247
502,853
783,815
323,205
724,067
1.258,115
1,943,479
2,370,561
5,254,552
1,272,059
3.096,347
4,091,396
3,087,483
2,881,949
5,396.650
10
10
10
10
18
100
190
100
20
175
31
35
26
26
28
26
59
64
10
16
17
16
24
17
Dec. 30 1933.
o
Oent'l Nat BkATr Oo
Drov A Mech N
(10
100.000
Greenville—
Beading—
Preferred
25
823,314
65
100
50
50
Farmers Nat Bank A
Secona
3,230,143
49,262
47
50
d0
First National Bank.
10
Worklngman's Savgs
Side
991,303
i
500.000
Mechanics' Nat Bk.
NatBank of ComATr
1134
Pittsburgh
Oo
Potter Title A Tr Oo.
Provident Trust Oo.
South Hills Trust Oo
West
433,367
3,115,371
Sioux Falls—
100.000
Nat Bank of America h
Pitt
Providence
39,920
555,902
share
50
58
at
...
Iron A Glass Dol 8a\
Trust
6,288,073 I
Columbia—
Allegheny Val Bank.
Tr
216,510
120.000
300.000
Blackstone Can Nat.
Columbus Nat Bank:
Common
415
61
Pittsburgh—
People's
Per
300,000
250,000
Nomi nal.
Provident
Ohio
Ax*.
11
ion
8.400.000 13,684,225 202,738,711
750,000 n 841,690
803,360
Pittsburgh
Aquidneck Nat Exch
Bank & Sav Co
Common
Preferred
Charleston—
Lives A Grant AnD
Tr A Safe Dep Oo.
Penn W'h'g & S D Oo
Home wood
Bid.
Nomi nal.
63
50
8,207,797
4,889,615
3,843,093
15,244.284
8,749,005
4,922.860
Par.
Woonsoeket—
Kensington Security
Liberty Title A Tr Oo
Cross
Deposits.
Providence—
118
10'
50
slaVP~m'
Newport—
Newport Nat Bank.
Newport Trust Co..
'
Preferred
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Ask
Nomi nal.
Roosevelt Bank
RHODE ISLAND
Gross
Deposits.
113
Kensington-Security Bank A Trust Co. of Philadelphia, Pa., will prob¬
ably resume normal operations early in July.
p The Keystone National Bank in Pittsburgh, Pa., a reorganization of
the old Keystone National Bank of that city is expected to open for business
shortly.
r October 25 1933
t Feb. 21 1934.
u Stockholders of the Mechanics National Bank of Providence,
R. I.,
to vote June 29 1934 on a proposed reduction in capital stock of $250,000
and the issuance of $250,000 in preferred stock.
„
190'
v
x
New stock.
Ez-divldeud.
„
t No par.
HANKS
114
National Banks
March 5.
State Institutions
VIRGINIA
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital.
National Banks
March 5.
State Institutions
TEXAS
March 5.
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
,
Cross
Surplus
Par
Deposits.
Ask,.
Bid
Profits.
Capital
March 5.
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
$
Dallas**"""
$
3,203,147
8.000,000
First National Bank.
Per
90,257,513
20
share
30 H
30
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per
Lynchburg—
I 000.000
644,625
6,283,739
406,598
320,771
3,691,927
2,838,673
KM
200.000
80,413
share
10<
1.000.000
500.000
Hirst National Bank
673,028
Lynchburg Nat Bank
Liberty State Bank:
Common
Capital notes
Mercantile Nat Bk—
150,000
100,000
|
1,850,770
32,612
100
J100
115
Co
Trust
&
Peoples Nat Bank..
10(
Citizens' Mutual Ind
1,000,000
1.000.000
Common
Preferred
17,367,517
j 205,725
(20
12^
13 y2
1100
Loan
Trust Co:
4,000,000 11,160,288
2.000,000
209,017
150.000
755,392
1.000.000
Nat Bank of Comm.
Dallas Bank & Tr Co
58,393,786 I
...
..
Corni Tr & Sav Bk:
Republic Nat Bank &
Common........
Preferred
Corp
20
25M
25
'
397,660
3,781,718
.
4,939,852
17,955,741
1UU
175
20
24
250.000
a
77,653
435,506
642,151
584,634
2,944,370
2,249,872
23,247,548
11,958.375
Capital notes
Texas Bank & Tr Co:
Common
125,000
Capital notes
j
100,000
1,293,453
23,683
j
jlOO
883,241
5,249
125
100
200,000 I
106,802
83,134
76,672
84,981
307,187
4,974,128
530,225
1,809,946
100
250.000
600,000
Mer & Mec Sav Bk..
10
| 20
197,439
850,716
300.000
4,917,631
12,950,864
28,635
9,606,212
626,715
6,614,423
20
15
18
9,214,279 / 20
18
20
2,000,000
2.000.000
100
75
100
100
475
51 ft
100
80
90
lUU
78
82
1,181,678
10
7
10
2,165,915
10
Petersburg—
Citizens Nat Bank—
Common
iOt,
12,445
259,784
300.000
95/».onn
Nat Bk of Commerce
Seab'd Oltlz Nat Bk
El Paso—
fil Paso Nat Bank.tate National Bank
5
100
Norfolk—
"25"
March & Planters Bk
100,000
75,000
5
53,869
.100.00(1
1100
Oak Cliff Bk&Tr Co:
Common.
869,916 f
1
75,000
150,000
Common..
Preferred
Tr & 8 B
>y ncnourg
100
Petersb Sav &
10
200.000
515.000
Preferred
LOO
AmTr
Fort Worth—
Amer Bank & Tr Oo.
100.000
Oontlnental Nat Bk.
First National Bank:
750.000
Portsmouth—
iOO
430,165
750.000
750,000
Common
Preferred
24,860,714 J
33
27
20
20
i
1,500,000
1,000,000
1,009,745
33,966,353
200.000
12,207
17,342
2,376,007
535,274
200,000
200.000
241,369
222,470
8,941,101
3,430,513
25
100
250.000
Common
iU(/
Stockyards Nat Bank
Union Bank & Tr Co
20
| 20
1 20
i
on
Preferred
342,174
178.325
750.000
1.000.000
N
,00
7,729,742
8,911,504
o
100
sa
lea
100
Common
,00
50
Sav Bank & Tr Co
14
Virginia Trust Co...
100
1.357,000
First National Bank
a ,000 .ooo
Houston Nat Bank.
ol .000.000
.Second Nat'l Bank..
Nat Bank of Comm.
,State National Bank
Union National Bank
South
Texas
Com¬
3,598,599 J
156,149
(
1,000,000
726,088
137,890
607,131
2,885,118
156,593
898,577
702,520
I.000.000
3,500.000
000.000
mercial Nat Bank-
1,600.000
Federal Trust Co—
200.000
362",456
Guardian Trust Co_.
600.000
1.760.000 1
797,955
344,826
300,000 I
350.000
57,317
Houston Land & Tr.
Ban Jacinto Nat Bk........
Preferred
110
.00
1,000,000 1 629,873
50,000
3.000.000 2,167,021
200.000
58,394
154.500
102,764
34,825,212
J 04*2
Uoo
100
434,497
21,697
705,173
2,258,407
734,516
5,570.486
25
70
539,248
1,288,738
333,052
4,661,167
19,730,602
2,311,778
100
105
100
175
ift(
100
200.000
.
148,980
1,000,000
125
Colonial Amer Nat B
First Nat Exch Bank
1.000.000
'loo"
110
125
Mountain Trust Bk.
800.000
,00
loo"
,00
1.000.000
100
100
100
National Bank*
155"
100
Merchants Nat'l Bk
500,000 1
1,000,000
300,000
1.200.000
350.000
600.001
Bank
Groos National Bank
Nat Bank of Coinm
443,213
9.308.738
53,059
942,710
77,517
525,007
WASHINGTON
March 5.
loo.doo
500.000
8,958
70,113
Common
200.000 \d 179,887
150,000 /
2,233,242
2.500.000
2.500.000
Nat
Bank...
r
Sumitomo B of Seattle
Tower
Sav lugs
600 000
200 OOO
N
100
300.000
5ft() .OOO
Seattle Trust Co..
,ut
iOO
Bank
University Nat Bank
100
550.000
100
5,252,055
75,062,018 i 20
36,580,575 c 25
100
15,201,317
11)1
12,094,592
1(H)
1,279,981
ion
1,395,230
2ft
3,390,919
100
2,540,042
60,436
2,101,866
1,786,217
886,850
424,954
84,607
85,685
139,947
358,824
les
Common
500.000 1
Preferred
{:::
2,967,650
85,514
500,000
First National Bank.
1,000,000
National City Bank.
inn nnn
National banks
246,144
265,533
90,877
7,226,278
11,036,810
50
60
551,487
175
150
100
Slat'
-
-
105*
100
'
-----
-
—----
20
25
42 X
47 X
100
■
i
N
o
100
re
cent
el 00
sa
166
100
500.000
Spok & Bast Tr Co.. 01.000.000
58,900
377,490
Washington Trust, (Jo
200.000
264,655
805,180
16,323,307
2,907,819
Tacoma—
Nat Bank of Tacoma
1.000.000
600.000
818,480
199,216
12,097,716 <100
25
2,497,308
Security State Bank.
100
UTAH
March 5.
1
9,731,242 /100
280,989
Puget Sound Nat Bk
250,OOO
23 X
22
Spokane—
First Nat Bk in Spok d
Old N B & Un T Co-
.00
iOO
Waco—
Citizens' Nat Bank..
share
------
re cent
o
South Texas Nat BkPreferred
8,000.000
People's Bk & Tr Co
(100
\100
499,625
3,332,162
March 5.
Per
Aftft.ftftO
Nat Bk of Commerce
■a
National Bank ofFort
Sam Houston
Antonio Nat Bk
San
15
60
Nomi UOl.
Canadian Bk of Com
First National Bank.
101
583,499
22,458,858
3.005.739
12,999,912
10
50
Seattle—
700
100
,Alamo National Bk:
Preferred
Common wealthB&'lr
15
50
30
2,533,088 (100
1100
San AntonioCommon.
so
150
Pacific
First National Bank.
13 J*
-----
128
100
L00
3,149,443
2,759,050
90
75
100
520,425
318,825
65
100
150
L00
Port Arthur-
100.000
100.000
"41" "43"
20
100
LOO
5,472,291
4,055,298
1100
50,983,512
1,419,951
463,897
iOO
122",062
s
les
Roanoke—
tOO
41,495,679
400.000
Fidelity Trust Co—
38,068,200
7,609,950
22,453,705
23,623,536
5,358,905
19,634,674
sa
& Trust Co:
Southern Bk & Tr Co
300,000
300.000
Common
Preferred
Frost National
Poll'd & Bagby Tr Co
State-Planters
Bank
20
1100
15,049
100.000
City National Bank:
Comrnon
..
Preferred
Houston—
Citizens State Bank-
o
re cent
100
1,250,000 11,210.700
2,000,000
Mech & Mer Bank
Hutchlngs-Sealy
,
Bank of Comm & Tr
Common
re cent
Bank
N
100
•
First & Mer Nat Bk.
U S National Bank..
250.000 t
Co..
Central National Bk:
Galveston—
City National BankFirst National Bank.
National
Trust
Merch & Farmers Bk
Richmond—
Ft Worth Nat Bank:
Preferred..
500.000
American Nat Bank.
Citizens
25.000
100
65
100
i astxtutwnr
March 5.
Norm nal.
Per
Ogden—
300.000
share.
National liaaks
,uu
1.000.000
160,719
432,292
3,821,261
12,127,933
iOO
9U0.000
750.000
500.000
237,255
696,414
494,116
7,938,325
13,048,985
10,162,848
ou
40
50
100
60
70
100
100
110
1.000,000
749,668
12.975,705
3UU.UUU
191,593
1,406,659
1,500,000
Commercial Sec Bk
First Security Bk NA
796,571
City—
Contl Nat Bk&Tr Co
First National Bank >
March 5.
WEST
VIRGINIAs^\i™!httu>ns
Salt Lake
Utah State Nat Bank
Zion's Sav Bk & Tr:
Common
500,000
Capital notes
Utah Sav & Trust Co
jlOO
"(JU
100
110
""76" "90"
Walker Bk & Tr Co:
Common
900,000
Capital notes
19,808,377
Bra
jlOO
45
55
Norm nal.
I'er
Charleston-^
Charleston Nat Bk:
Common
Preferred
Kanawha Bkg & Tr.
Kanawha Valley Bk.
Nat Bank of Comm.
Central Trust Oo._.
VERMONT
State
Institution
Half
Nomt
Per
3,468,774
2,140,110
1,754,114
1,090,000
14,396
4.111,228
200.000
205,000
512,500
Ho war d Nat B k&TrCo
Merchants Nat Bank
Burlington Trust Oo_
600.ouu
100
4t
184,462
3.013,601
115,697
2,034,237 /100
LU<
100.000
u
100.000
1100
29,078
150,286
20
1,083,942
4,163,935
l
100.000
60.000
105,951
807,677 fioo
f
.
-
100.000
225.000
Nat Bank
lioo
272,426
2,434,860
100.000
155,810
350,808
I 10
I
10
iUl
100,000
125.000
Preferred
Rutland Trust do
_
.
—
100
-
—
— —
—
mm
.
100
72.015
1,129,432
100
4,726,199
UH
37,621
100
100.000
300.000
573,599
571,338
119,749
572,343
903,700
3,683,695
4,175,814
1,080,509
3,623,008
100
100
100
190
1,388,818
16,125,866
100
105
100.000 0
500.000
75
500.000
12
26
100
------
——
—
80
lift
125
125
Sale price.
April 30
1934.
b Member of First Security Corp.
N o
re cent
sa
les
Member of the Marine Bancorporation
San Antonio, Tex., char¬
June 2 1934 and replaces the
d South Texas National Bank of San Antonio,
tered by the Comptroller of the Currency on
South Texas Bank & Trust Co. of that city.
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
Dec. 30 1933.
1 Member First National
* Dec. 31
96,997
2,090,332 (100
1100
207.500
68.971
1.347.177
I'lM
Oorp
1932.
I Last sale.
o
Controlled by the Joseph F, Meyer interests,
'
Member
S
.Rutland Co Nat Bk:
Common
-----
376,033
100.001
0
.Clement Nat Bank—
Preferred
100
0
Central Nat Bank—
Common
*
c
Montpellor Nat Bank
Killington
30
40
10*
150,000
240,200
Preferred
.
Security Trust Co.
Wheeling Dollar Savg
100
407 500
Common
-
Nat Exchange Bank.
So Side Bk & Tr Co.
a
Montpellor—
Capital 8 B & Tr Co
.First National Bank:
Preferred
Nat Bank of W Va._
& Trust Co
Chittenden Co Trust
Common
Bank
nut.
m<
100.000
.Granite S B & Tr Ui.
.People's Nat Bank.
Quarry 8 Bk & Tr Oi
Burlington-
Montp'r 8 B & Tr Co
Rutland—
1(H)
10<
150.000
5,264,893
4.432,748
620,000
3,155.863
15.937,643
1,978,160
s
646,329
share
25
Dollar Trust &
share.
100
536,746
304,859
72,000
258,171
1.000.000 al,355,292
200.000
28,695
500,000
234,779
OUU. OUU
600.000
Sav
150,625
189,003
73,000
25
1,795.300
Co
April 2.
Barre—
16,357,312
Wheeling—
Center Wheeling Sav
Citizens
Mutual
Tr
National Banks
March 5.
879,953
1,062,500 1
750,000
Trust
People's Oorp
funds
t June 30 1933.
u
x
Conservator
Ex-uiv dend
appointed.
.
..
July
1934.]
BANKS
National Banks
Slate
WISCONSIN
March 5.
Capital.
AND
TRUST
COMPANIES
115
Institutions
Dec. 30.
Oross
Surplus A
Profits.
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
La Crosse—
B&tavian Nat Bank.
Exchange State Bank
Nat Bk of La Crosse.
State Bk of La Crosse
$
600.000
60.000
600.000 6
Per
404,894
114,345
345,583
122.408
100.000
3,461,314
669,381
3,934,460
1.756,264
20
share.
25
35
N
iut
o
re cent
«...
10!
sa
lea
Amer Sfte
Reserve
Fund.
Capital
Milwaukee—
Bank
Halifax—
200.000 i
400.000
100.000 i
300.000 i
200.000
44,020
664.708
Badger State Bank.. d
180,448
3,313,759
Oltlsens Bk of Mil
d
52,416
663,062
City Bank A Tr Co..
59,561
1.482,348
East Side Bank
d
136,769
1,263,313
First Wise N Bk
10.000.000
5,852,613 141,198,243
Home Savings Bank.
200.000
68,231
778,509
Kllbourn State Bk__
135,000 i
49,330
529,026
Lincoln State Bank:
Common
100
70
S
%
100,000 1
300.000
Capital notes
a
84.602
520.536
24,094.999
30,293,289
1,687,077
1,578.099
1,622,948
1,032,741
584,503
267,609
798,442
804,099
_
100
255
2,558,126
1,554,270
1,921,347
d
ONTARIO
t
18
20
20
20
30 H
13 m
Per
100
100
32
Bank of Toronto
9.000 000
6.000.000
87,560,425
Can Bank of Comm. 30.000.000 20,000,000 444,174.719
Dominion Bank
7.000.000
7,000.000 91.392,590
15
Imperial Bank of Can
Bank of Montreal
100
Banque Canadlenne.
100
188
135
100
7.000.000
8.000 OO0104.019,145
100
20
20
13
3,335,791
3.933.983
Bonds
Bid.
69
73
69
73
69
73
69
73
71
71
71
75
75
75
75
75
71
75
74
74
77
76
79
76
79
85
85
88
88
5 He Nov 1951 opt 1931..MAN
85
88
Central Illinois 5s 1953 opt 1933
Jhlcago Jolnt6>is 51 opt duvnvN
6 b 1951 opt 1931
MAN
5 s 1952 opt 1932—
MAN
5s 1963 opt 1933
MAN
4Mb 1952 opt 1932
MAN
4Mb 1963 opt 1933MAN
ma 1952
opt 1932
MAN
Ula 1964 opt 1934
MAN
4 Vis 1965 opt 1935AAO
37
42
40
45
42
45
42
45
42
45
42
45
45
are
d
21
Per
36,000,000 38,000,000 588.422,416
7.000.000 5,000,000
97.635,985
Barclays Bk (Canada)
500.000
500,000
8,776.597
Provincial Bk of Can
4,000.000
1.000,000 36,652.958
35.000.000 20.000,000 564,526,598
Royal Bk of Canada
155"
10(
20
ioo
5s 1966 opt 1936
5«s 1951 opt 1931
Denver—5s 1954 opt
5s 1955 opt 1935
AAO
JAJ
JAJ
42
45
42
42
45
45
83
86
86
83
83
86
83
86
AAO
83
86
83
86
73
76
76
_
73
73
73
84
6a May 1953 opt 1933—.MAN
5s 1963
opt 1933
MAN
84
5 4s Nov 1961 opt 1931—MAN
First Carolines—5s 62 opt'32MAN
68
5s
1954
5s 1955
5s Feb
5s June
opt 1934
AAO
opt 1935
JAJ
1956 opt 1936
FAA
1956 opt 1936
JAD
1st of Ft Wavne5 Vis'3 lopt'51 MAN
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933
MAN
4Mb May 1957 opt 1937.MAN
4Mb Nov 1957 opt 1937..MAN
First of Montgomery 5s '64 opt '34
opt 1937
opt 1937
AAO
AAO
JAD
5s
"44 opt '34MAN
First Texas—5s '42 opt '32-MAN
5s
1943 opt 1933
5s 1965 opt 1935
5s I Wtttt opt 198ft
86
MAN
1934. J AD
FAA
5s 1956 opt 1936
FAA
644s Nov 1951 opt 1931..MAN
Dea Moines—5s '52 opt '32.MAN
1936
77
83
—
MAN
MAS
AAO
84
84
76
76
87
87
87
87
71
71
68
68
71
68
71
68
69
71
73
73
72
69
68
68
72
60
64
60
64
60
60
64
70
64
73
78
81
78
78
78
81
65
68
81
81
First Trust of Chicago—
4Mb Feb 1958 opt 1938—FAA
4V*s Dec 1955 opt 1935—AAO
4 He July 1954 opt 1934—JAJ
First/Trust of DallaB—
66
67
70
71
MAS
68
72
5s Feb 1957 opt 1937—FAA
68
72
Sept 1954 opt 1934
f Flat price
cent
190
137^
100
100
100
154^ 157
Sale price.
Bankshares
Corp. no par stock.
Jan. 20 1934.
March 5 1934.
100
100
*
——
i Last sale.
x
Ex-dlvidend.
Bid.
Bonds.
Fletcher 4Mb 1954 opt 1934
4Mb 1955 opt 1935
MAN
MAN
4Mb Nov 1957 opt 1937.MAN
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933
MAN
5Ks Nov 1951 opt 1931 —MAN
Fremont—5s 1953 opt '33.JAD
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
4tfs 1965 opt 1935.
JAD
4Hs 1966 opt 1936
AAO
4reensboro(NC)6s'53 op 33 AAO
6s Dec 1955 opt 1935
JAD
Greenbrier 5s 1964 opt 1934-AAO
5s 1965 opt 1935
JAJ
6s 1957 opt 1937
—MAS
5s 1968 opt 1938
ill-Midwest—5s '53 op '33.AAO
5s 1954 opt 1934
JAD
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAN
4Mb Mar 1958 opt 1938—MAS
4Mb 1956 opt 1936
MAN
lowa4Hs 1955opt 1935
AAO
4 Vis 1956 opt 1936
FAA
5s Nov 1951 opt 1931
MAN
Kentucky—5s '52 out '32
MAN
5s 1954 opt 1934.
JAJ
5s Jan 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
Lafayette—5s 1953 opt '33-MAN
4Mb Nov 1957 optl937-MAN
Lincoln—5s 1951 opt 1931.MAN
5s 1943 opt 1928.
-MAN
5s 1942 opt 1927
MAN
iMs 1965 opt 1935
JAJ
4Hb 1966 opt 1936
JAJ
4Mb 1967 opt 1937
JAJ
Louisville—5s 1952 opt 1932MAN
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933
MAN
Maryland-Va 5s 55 opt '35-MAN
5» 1956 opt 1936
JAD
5s Apr 1957 opt 1937
AAO
Minneapolis Trust—
—
-
5s Nov 1952
opt 1932 —MAN
Mississippi 6s *5o opt '35—-FAA
5Mb Nov 1951 opt '31—-MAN
New York 5s '52
opt '32
JAJ
5s 1953 opt 1933
JAJ
5s 1955 opt 1935JAJ
5s 1956 opt 1936
No
Caro—5s '63 opt
6s 1952 opt 192 I
5s 1955 opt 193 j
MAN
MAS
.MAN
FAA
5s 1956 opt 1936
MAS
5s Apr 1957 opt 1937——AAO
Oregon-Penn 5s 1954 opt 1934Dregon-Wasnos '62 op» '32-MAN
5s
Corp.
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
i April, 1934.
-mm mmm
for the last day of the month preceding the date
Ask.
Atlanta—5s 1952 opt 1932—JAD
5s 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
5s 1955 opt 1935—
MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
MAS
Atlantic—5s 1954 opt 1934 .-MAS
5b 1952 opt 1932
MAS
5s 1954 opt 1934
JAJ
5s 1955 opt 1935
JAD
5s 1957 opt 1937
MAS
5s 1953 opt 1933..
MAS
•urlIngton4H8 1957 opt'37
.
4)48 Feb 1957 opt '37
FAA
5s
Feb 1953 opt 1933—FAA
5s Dec 1953 opt 1933
JAD
California—5s 1951 optl931-MAN
5J July 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
5s 1954 opt 1934
5s 1963 opt 1933
5s 1965 opt 1935
5s 1966 opt 1936
172 M
b Dec. 30 1933.
Quotations
opt 1933—MAS
166
Montreal—
9
42
165
170
~5"
10
Per share.
—
100
100
QUEBEC
d
Cheyenne-
71
71
203
156
d
100
c
212,260
cent.
154
10(
d Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares
203.744
201
d
WYOMING
250,000
300,000
1 259
70"
t Wisconsin
American Nat Bank.
Stock Growers N Bk.
Ask.
cent.
d
a
National Banks
March 5.
5s
Bid.
Per
Bank of Nova 8cotia 12.000.000 24.000.000 205.952,189
(i
10(
•
5s 1966 opt
5s Apr 1967
5s Dec 1967
First New Orl
Par.
$
Toronto—
Marine Nat Kxch Bk
2.200.000
985.669
Marshall A Daley Bk
1.500.000 cl,532.244
Mer A Farmers St Bk d
200.000
130.930
Mitchell St State Bk.
200.000
15,655
North Ave State Bk. d
200.000
104,620
Park Savings Bank..
200.000
76,829
16th Ward State Bk. d
200.000 i
23.567
State Bank of Milw.
400.000
28,546
TeutonlaAveStateBk
475,000 i
3,280
Vliet St State Bank.
d
200.000
131,326
West Side Bank
400.000 c 775,013
Wisconsin State Bk.
300,000
271,755
First Wise Trust Co.
1.000.000
553,379
Dallas— 5s 1953
Gross
Deposits.
'3J
Oct 1953 out 1933
AAO
Ask.
90
93
90
93
90
91
92
93
94
95
70
74
70
74
69
66
73
73
69
66
69
79
79
79
82
69
79
65
65
82
82
82
Bonds
and
Stocks.
68
68
3an Antonio—
5«* •
65
68
65
68
>«
65
68
77
5s
1653 opt 1933
1954 opt 1934
1956 opt 1936—
5s
1957 opt 1937.
vlay 1Q53 opt '33
—
74
74
77
75
78
85
88
85
88
88
85
71
70
76
76
76
75
75
75
77
74
74
79
79
79
78
78
78
80
77
80
84
88
84
88
88
84
5s
60
65
73
75
76
78
73
73
73
73
70
70
70
70
67
67
67
67
67
75
71
70
70
.—
5s Mar 1958 opt '38
So Miun 5Mb '51
opt '31
5s May 1953 opt 1933
MAN
MAN
MAN
JAJ
JAJ
MAS
—MAN /
MAN /
—MAN /
MAN /
5s 1952 opt 1932
5a 1964 opt 1934
Southwest (Little Rock. Ark.)—
5s May 1950 opt 1930 —-MAN
5s May 1957 opt 1937.—MAN
Tennessee—
5b Aug 1955 opt 1935— FAA
Union (Det) 5s 54 opt '34—MAN
5s
May 1955 opt 1935—-MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
5s 1957 opt 1937
.JAJ
4Mb 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
44is 1956 opt 1930
JAJ
4 Vis 1957
union
70
Bid.
Pennsylvania 5s '53 opt '33-MAN
5s Feb 1955
opt 1935
FAA
6s 1966 opt 1936
AAO
5s 1967 opt L937
MAS
Phoenix 4Mb '61 opt '41
JAD
5s 1961 optional 1941
JAD
Potomac 5s 1954 opt 1934.-JAD
5s 1956 opt 1936
JAD
5s 1957 opt 1937
FAA
5s Jan 1958
opt 1938
JAJ
St Louis—5s 1953
opt *33—JAD /
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAN /
5s 1943
opt 1928
JAD /
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934
MAS /
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAS /
4 Vis 1956 opt 1936
IAJ /
—
opt 1937
Louisville.
1955 opt 1936
88
88
73
73
73
37
37
37
37
37
37
83
83
83
83
83
83
27
27
27
27
63
63
75
75
75
75
75
74
74
76
76
76
76
41
41
41
41
41
41
86
86
86
86
86
86
30
30
30
30
66
66
78
78
78
78
78
77
77
77
75
75
78
78
76
76
76
76
STOCKS
73
73
73
73
79
79
79
82
82
82
Par
3
IOO
Dallas
86
73
82
83
87
78
JAJ
Atlantic
86
84
75
Atlanta
74
79
79
82
74
1934—MAN
os 1957 opt 1937.
FAA
Vlrglnia-Oaro 5s *53 opt '33-MAN
5s Aug 1954 opt 1934
FAA
5s May 1957 opt 1937
MAN
os
1956 opt 1930
FAA
Virginia—5s '53 opt '33.-MAN
5s Nov 1 1951 opt 1931—MAN
78
74
82
MAN
1952 opt 1932
6s Nov 1954 opt
71
82
79
79
Ky—
5s
5s
Ask.
79
JAJ
70
70
Pacific Coast Jt 8tk Land Bk—
Portland. Ore—5s'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
5s Mar 1957 opt 1937—MAS
8an Fran—5s *53 opt '33
JAJ
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934—MAS
6s Sept 1957
opt 1937—MAS
Salt Lake O—5s 53
op *33 JAJ
5s July 1956 opt 1936—JAJ
of issue.
6M
9M
40
45
i00
10
Dea Moines.
First Carollnas
Freemont—
15
loo
30
35
Lincoln
North Carolina
100
87
87
Pennsylvania
86
88
86
84
84
84
84
84
84
84
88
87
Denver
87
Potomac
87
100
6
5
7
6
12
-
Virginia
18
6
—
Virginia-Carolina
4
4
San Antonio
87
87
100
100
.5
-
22
40c
4
26
60c
.
STOCKS
INSURANCE
116
Quotations are as near as possible for the last day
NetSurplus
Reserve.
Capital.
Bta.
(Hartf)-.
Agricultural (Watet'n)
Amer Alliance (N Y).
Amer Colony (N Y)__
Amer Equitable (N Y)
Amer Fire (Wash'ton)
Amer Home Flre(N Y)
Amer Insur (Newark)
Amer Reserve (NY).
7.500.000 15,078,767
3,000.000 1,754,923
3.000.000 2,054,829
200.000
1384,744
1.000.000 2,558,062
100 000
t400,278
767,772
1.000.000
3.343.740 5,582,938
1.000.000 1,006,642
522,087
C459.950
5.000.000 4.996,387
449,175
1.500.000
949,200
1,000.000
3.000.000 8,149,390
1.000.000 1,830,627
2.000.000 2,490.162
10
26
10
5
6
100
10
10
Amer Salamandra
10
Automobile Ins (Hartf)
Baltimore Amer (Bit) 2A
26
Bankers & Shipp (NY)
(Boston)—-.
(Buff)
ion
Camden Fire (Camden)
Carolina (Wilmington
6
Boston
Buffalo Ins Co
100
16,140,779
4,848,487
1,545,062
4112,932
4,109,190
464,654
360,963
12,993,359
1,911.169
627,171
share
953,307
812,127
1.500.000
1.000.000 2,702,091
4.873,989 32,335,352
i oo.ooo
t342,373
200.000
1590,136
815.000
199,543
2.000.000 9,088,761
3.464.825 24,228,788
2.000.000 4,817,199
200,000
t217,070
7.500.000 1,859,678
9.397.690 6,321.473
3.000.000 4,762,009
712,018
500.000
1.000.00(1
Commonwealth (N Y; 100
Continental Ins (N Y)
Corcoran
(Wash'ton).
'■&
10
Oogmopol n Fire (NY)
2H
Eagle Fire (Newark)
10
Federal Ins (Jer City)
2A
Pldellty-Phenlx (NY)
10
Fire Assoc. of Phila
20
Fireman 'sV Wash'ton >
26
Firemans Fund (8 F)
—
Firemanslns (Newark
Franklin Fire (Phila)
Georgia Home
Glen
Falls Insurant
(Glen Falls. NY)..
6
6
10
2.500.000
1.000.000
6
Globe A Republic....
5
Globe & Rutgers Fire.
Great Amer Ins (IN Y)
25
5
8.150.000
(Halifax,N.S.)
Hamilton Fire (N Y)
Hanover Fire (N Y)_.
Harmonia Fire (Buff).
Hartford Fire (Hartf).
Home (New York)—.
Home F A M (8 F)—
10
25
2.000.000
Halifax
Security..
Homestead Fire (Bait)
Hudson Incur
Hud
son (NY)
Importers A Exporters
(New York)
insurance Co of State
Home Fire
(Philadelphia)
insur Co of Nor Amer
(Philadelphia)
Inter-Ocean Re-Insur¬
ance (Cedar Rapids)
Knickerbocker (N Y).
Lafayette (New Orl).
Liberty (Louisv Ky)
Lincoln Fire (NY)..
Lumbermen's (Phila)
Mechanics Ins (Phila)
Mercantile Ins (N Y).
Merch Fire Assurlcom
(New York)_.lpref
Merchants A Mflrs Ftr<
(Newark. N J)_. -of Pa
Insurance
(Providence)..
Michigan F A M (Det)
National Fire (Hartf)
National FA M (N I
Natl Liberty (NY).
2,000,000
384
54A
494
56 4
294
500.000
10
10
1,000.000
4214,432
10
1.000.000
4,504,948
2,082,198
2,314,241
*88
ii
1.000.000
1,260,468
"l9A ~2l~A
4,599,582
2,062,698
4,314,879
1,051,725
1,453,359
2,064,330
20,619,050
500,000
200.000
2 ^0 000
25
iH
lor
tif.
800,000
1.000.000
600.000
1.000.000
750.000
1.000.000
1.000.000
503,415
1.000.000
(Wash).
Fire (Pitts
Brunswick Flrr
(New Bruns. N J).
New England Fire
(Plttsfleld. Mass)
New Hampshire Fire
(Manchester. N H)
Nat Union
Insurance
(Newark. N J)
214
by
2.647,154
325,843
4.048,531
250,784
250.000
V
Ohio)
2.000.000
1.000.000
780,785
1,931,662
57
310,489
1,603,668
""4 A
1,247,457
(Prov).
5
10
Rossia Ins (Hartford).
5
Seaboard 7AM (NY)
25
10
10
P).
Springfield Fire A Mar
(Springfield. Mass).
Stuyvesant Fire (N Y)
in
25
24
6 5A
31A
1.000.000
786,177
18
63 4
61H
28 A
9
39A
10
j
63
-----
U 8 Fire
2.000.000
6,885,681
19 A
20 A
627,600
7
*7 A
2,523,555
137
142
9,061,533
727,112
3,840,226 "27 A 28 A
184
651,234
194
11,107,301
99
3
4
10,774",326
432
436
4584,597
102
1.000.000
1.000.000
274,355
9,387,467
306,947
177,233
2f
500.000
702,839
5.883.770
36
38
1.000.000
726,666
5.482,412
27
28
7,605,046
1,000,000 2,680,033
7.500.001 2,145,391
800.000 41,336.511
8,756,651
701,558
7,280,886
41,382.779
49
51
41
43
27 4
28 4
124
114
234
394
13 4
13
U ni versal Ins (Newark)
Victory Ins (Phila)...
Virginia F A M (Rich
8
11
374
9
10
11A
m
"58"
7
22 4
22
Casualty & Surety
Aetna Casualty A
8ur
10
(Hartford)
10
29 A
13
43
48
19/4
194
20
17^
Oontinental
25
30
31A
20*4
524
33^
224
544
24
25 A
(Hammond, Ind)_.
Exceos Ins (N Y)
EmployeraRe-lns(KC)
Fidelity A Dep (Bait).
General Alliance (Nea
York)
°28A
4
154
29A
14
74
174
Amer Reinsur
(N Y).
Amer Surety (N Y)
Oonsol Ind A ins (NY)
Gr
Amer
10
25
5
3.000.000
1A
Casualty
5
10
1.750.000
750.020
1.500.000
20
2.400.000
2,964,987
919,828
1,457,999
1,322,849
(If)
3.200.000
1,571,448
1
750.00f
1,528,190
2,600,834
6
8
10
3.000.000
5,132,682
6,627,478
54
57
10
1.000.000
1,253,879
4.256,027
511,243
8,108,402
19 A
1 *2,500,000
294
2A
6
7,199,804
1,041,684
1,691,033
6,082.452
11
a
26^
40
124
Indemnity
(New York)
Hartford Steam Boiler
(Hartford)
Manufacturers
4
54
150
1,158,711
47 A
48
New
8
11
Amsterdam
4
"54
73
12
,
ig)
"(g)'
J 30 A 32
105
1 98
5
10
4.000.000
760.000
1.000.000
4,080,460
498,007
4.107,807
134
7A
14 4
8A
3,000,000
2,795,275
5.808,727
194
194
875.000
10
1,244,999
84
10 A
5A
5A
1,402,145
500,000
Gat
Accident
1.000.ooo
259,256
1,356.680
1,571,779
1,328,112
336,868
4,755.529
2.000.000
(New York)
Seaboard Surety (NY
Stand Accident (Mich
U 8 Fidelity A Guar
anty (Baltimore)..
5,278,105
12.183,684
Life-
7
Aetna Life
5A
2
2,600.000
25
(Baltimore)
Preferred
......
Oas'tj
(Phila)
Maryland Oas (Bait).
Mass Bonding A In*
(Boston)
National Cas (Detroit)
National Surety (NY)
6A
9.031,705 364,929,873
18
19 A
1.741.656 41.000,000 438.594,008
12
14
lA.ooo.noo
(Hartford)
California-West. States
20
1.100.000
U
1.000.000
942,057
400.ooo
4259,294
13
Lincoln Nat'l Life (F'
3.000.0O*'
5,927,671
36
Wayne. Ind)—
Mo State Life (St L).
1.000.000
1.000.000
2.000 000
1,000,000
500,174
1,575,292
7,883,094
2,728,960
29 A
10
33
Pan-Amer
(L A)
Life (N O)
12A
Phila Life
(Phila)...
20 A
22
64 A
68
Sun Life Ass'nce (Oar I Of
ion
Travelers Ins (Hartf)
1,000.000
584,141
61
1,000.000
10
6.000.000
50
500.000
2
4.000.000
100.000
f
Life
54 A
56 A
Central States Life (St
25
40
6A
Louis)
Columbian Nat'l Life
"95"
(Boston)
Conn Gen Life (Hartf
5A
92
Oontinental Life (St
23 4
254
10
38
20
5
L
City. Mo)
Occidental Life
West Coast Lire (S F)
543.690
15
♦OO.OOr
4419,527 414,504.624
3
5
J.OOO.OOti
100
105
3.000.OOO
SOLOOf
1,054,067 34,895.369
3,812,762 135,117,903
4533,361 415,054,842
MM
1,000.000
6,689,717
M
2.500.000
lot
If
»r
284
29*4
1
Kansas City Life (Kan
sas
10
(Sacramento)..
10
lot
If
If
new
59,803,145
4,176,987 97,181,613
5.000 .oor 41.245,341 4132934 599
1.000.000
762,286
18.780 JOS
1.000.000
2,001,460 24,722.183
700 OOP
4377.901 HI,709.654
3,342.547 5,951,751 532,953,545
2 i.UOo.oou 16,288,985 579,307,653
750.000
298,305 18,866,726
------
32
""\A
390
430
5
""2 A
413
440
JA
16
a Holding company,
b 320.000 no par shares,
c Including 400 shares no par general management stock carried at 82,000.
North British & Mercantile Co.
A: Last sale. (New stock, v Ex-stock dividend, y Ex-rights.
* Includes $2,000,000 1st conv.
RFC.
4 Dec. 31 1932 figures,
t No par value.
104
20
69
1,946.903
9,840,096
524,989
mond)
49
28
426,791
18
64 A
Westchester Fire (NY) 2M
"24"
439,372
711.927
1.500,000 1,352,632
4,000 000 11,248,871
500,000
558,864
2.nnt» nnn 2,403,880
1.000,000
772,135
400,000
1.000 .OOO
2.000.000
10
(Hartf) 10<
4
(New York).
706.429
624,943
13,708,048
4321,429
3,481,120
4289,075
3,272,299
t
(N Y) 24
Northern Ins Co (NY) I2i,
Northwest Fire A Mar
to
(Minneapolis)
by
1.000.000
Travelers Fire
"33"
31
New Jersey
North River Ins
3.000,000
10
21
(Providence)
(Rochester)..
179" 183"
752,528
30,509,531
1,347,930
10
Security Ins (New Hav)
Southern Fire ^
294
18
New
New York Fire
ton
101
4,990,781
741,355
2,690,313
4529,570
8,103,451
1.000,000
Rochester American
19A
2
1,301,413
61
1,518,888
31
16,491,942
47
8,187,906
4216,560
1,651,954 "554
6A
13,995,657
214
5,114,255
20
462,102
1,015,936
1,016,785
445,176
105,839
412,468
1,098,961
4739,475
2,584,227
14.782.778
Ask.
Per Share
5,859,908
1,392,101
1,053,688
i ,000.000
4745,001
6.000.000 17,826,321
10
Reliance Ins (Phila)..
Reliable Fire (Dayton,
Rhode Island
180
431,800
35,789,411
2,046,547
Did.
10
Nat (Phila)
Phoenix Ins (Hartf)..
Providence - Washing¬
Republic (Dallas)
5
62
515
18 A
1,000,000
(N Y)...
St Paul F A M (St
Merchants
Nat'l Union
4
57
498
165
12.000.000 33.168,159
1,000.000
11A
21A
20
25
(Milwaukee)
P'Uia
21
18
25
10
2.000.000
Occidental Ins (8 F)„
Pacific Fire
7
'"m '194
398,336
It
$
N orthwesternNatlonal
5,512,521
4,916,600
2,642.395
1,101,254
47,458,200 419,100,961
13,104,070 13,775.091
902,258
1,133,987
90,659
100,395
4,303,873
3,652,071
4.000.000
804,915
1.000.000
10 12.000.000 26,198,623
5 12.000.000 27,492,598
10
1.000.000
1,151,531
10 4.932.000
286", 441
10
500.000
10
10<
Reserve.
Capital.
Fire & Marine—
507,225
500.000
10
N.O.)
ti.
10
Central Fire (Balto)..
10
Voting trust c
— City of New York (NY > 100
Premium
1933.
$
Par
A9k.
Per
Fire & Marine—
Aetna Insur
Unearned
Dec. 31
Premium
1933.
NetSurplus
Unearned
Dec. 31
Par
of the month preceding the date of issue.
a
All stock owned
pref. to be financed
@FedFRASER