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New York Curb
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Baltimore Stock Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
Cleveland Stock Exchange
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Los Angeles Stock Exchange
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N. T. STOCK
EXCHANGE—B0NDS...17
N. Y. STOCK
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE—STOCKS..30
40
BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
65
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE...64
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
65
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
NEW
YORK
PRODUCE
EX-
CHANGE
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CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
56
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE.59
60
61
63
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
EXCHANGE.66
LOS ANGELES STOCK
EXCHANGE
67
INDEX TO GENERAL QUOTATIONS
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STEAM RAILROAD BONDS..
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STEAM RAILROAD STOCKS
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TEXTILE MANUFACTURING STOCKS.
northern
mills..
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73
southern mills
INVESTMENT TRUST ST'KS & B'DS..74
86
Canadian mills
86
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS...91
MINING STOCKS
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK STOCKS..91
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS.
92
INSURANCE STOCKS & SCRIP
REAL ESTATE BONDS
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PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
...75
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
80
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL. BONDS....83
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL. STOCKS...87
EXCHANGE SEATS
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TITLE GUAR. & SAFE DEP. STOCKS..87
U. S. AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
92
CANADIAN MUNICIPAL BONDS
94
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS....93
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES... 101
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schemes for
numerous
any consequence
were
raising prices.
The
which he encountered
came
end of the session, delaying adjournment for a
couple of days, and concerned the question of modifying
for
program
Offices'
veterans'
pensions
in
the
Independent
Appropriation Bill where thq Senate held
out for
Street corner Spruce Street, New
proper,
but where the Senate at the end
was
important piece of legislation of the month
York.
The most
doubt the
National
signed
Industrial
Recovery
Act,
was no
which
the
President
June 16, and which provides for Federal control of
on
private business for the revival of industry and also for
AND
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FINANCIAL
The
credit
$3,300,000,000
EVENTS.
largest program of new legislation to its
devised
ever
carried
or
through in
peace
times (all
American
with its
12
June
on
were
June.
In
covery
and revival in all lines of trade and industry
ceeding
the meantime business activity grew apace, re¬
on
has
say
history of this country and
a
very
a
parallel in the
likely not in that of
very
radical character,
While there
provement in
had
never
trade,
was
built
on
were
the
one
topic
unquestionably genuine im¬
the
foundation of low
sure
inventories and exhausted stocks of goods in primary and
secondary channels—in wholesale and retail trade alike—
there
be
can
doubt that the movement
no
by the knowledge that it
tion at
was
the
Washington to bring about
a
was
helped along
of the Administra¬
purpose
higher level of
ever
enacted by ; the
a
fit companion
In
a
formal statement, issued at
the President remarked, that it represented "A
effort to stablize for all time
supreme
the
servation of American standards."
the
many
nation and
factors
the
pre¬
The President's state¬
ment follows:
History
the
as
probably
most
will record
the
National
Industrial
important and far-reaching legislation
American Congress.
any
Rising prices and schemes for inflation,
country.
most of them of
everywhere.
pro¬
inflationary rider.
which make for the prosperity of
scale that for magnitude and all-embracing
a
character it is safe to
Other
the
termed it "the most
measure
Congress" and it certainly forms
the time,
overshadowing importance during the month of
signing the
a
public works.
on
piece to the Farm Relief Bill enacted the previous month
dent Roosevelt), and the convening of the World Monetary
events of
for expenditures
important and far reaching legislation
at the instance and under the immediate direction of Presi¬
and Economic Conference at London
program
The President in
adjournment of Congress in the early morning hours
of June 16 with the
a
induced to yield to the views of the President.
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1933.
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as
ever
Recovery
enacted
Act
by the
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It represents a supreme effort to stabilize for all time the many factors
which
make
for
the
of the nation,
prosperity
and
the preservation
of
American standards.
Its goal is the assurance of a reasonable profit to industry and living
wages
which
for labor with the elimination of the tyrannical methods and practices
have
not
only harrassed honest business but also contributed to
the ills of labor.
While
we
engaged
are
in
the
establishment
of
new
foundations
for
business which ultimately should open the return to work for large numbers
of men, it is our
to
hope through the so-called public works section of the law
speedily initiate
a
program
of public construction that should early
re-employ additional hundreds of thousands of men.
com¬
Obviously, if this project is to succeed it demands the whole-hearted
modity values through the depreciation of the foreign ex¬
change value of the American dollar, and by other means
co-operation of industry, labor and every citizen of the nation.
directed
in character.
to the
end.
same
Virtually everybody,
as
far
as
the general public is
prepared for the event and accordingly buying proceeded
with the greatest confidence on the theory that no risk would
confidence.
vance was
all
was
lines
As the advance in
of
of
no mean
trade,
proportions—and permeated virtually
apparently being given
had entered
on an
And confidence begat
prices proceeded —and the ad¬
commerce
and
the
industry,
belief
that
confirmation
the
enduring basis of rising values
as
country
designed
by the occupant of the Presidential Chair at Washington,
accordingly the whole community became imbued with
and
the idea that the United States had been
definitely launched
where the tendency would henceforth be
upon a new era
uninterruptedly upward, and the long period of declining
prices and of business prostration and business paralysis
would
be
succeeded
Hardly
prosperity.
means
by
expanding activity and
anyone
chosen to attain the
degree it rested
on
growing
much attention
to
the
object sought—that in the last
the debasement and degradation of the
American unit of value which
by decreasing its purchasing
directly
gave
was
to be made less valuable
power
either directly
or
in¬
the eyes of
both. The object in view was the main thing in
the generality of people and nothing else mattered
much.
a
or
In
word the business world
thought of higher prices.
anyone
doubted the
market reflected
gigantic size in
an
In such
success
the
fact
a
was
inflamed with the
state of things hardly
of the movement and the stock
in
staging
a
bull movement of
atmosphere of great boyancy.
much other new legislation not less important
We outline the features of the chief new acts
was
further below and will mention here in
con¬
cerned, believed in higher prices, everybody foresaw higher
prices and, this being so, everybody thought it safe to be
be incurred by so doing in any event.
But there
passing merely the
Bank Act radically amending the Federal
Reserve and National Banking laws and providing among
other things for the insurance of bank deposits and the Home
Owners' Mortgage Relief Act making $2,000,000,000 avail¬
able for the re-financing of mortgages of small home owners.
This latter provides for the establishment of a quasi-Federal
agency to be known as the Home Owners' Loan Corporation,
with a capital of $200,000,000 subscribed in full by the
Treasury, and authorized to issue up to $2,000,000,000 in
4% bonds guaranteed by the Government as to interest
but not as to principal.
The London Monetary and Economic Conference did not
have smooth sailing.
Trouble developed almost at the
start.
The opening proceedings were harmonious enough.
All the different delegates professed to be animated by a
truly co-operative spirit and indicated a desire to engage in
conciliatory efforts to solve the world's great monetary and
economic problems.
But as soon as the Conference got to
work, difficulties developed and differences of views cropped
out which it quickly became apparent would render common
action difficult if not impossible.
One obstacle at the start
was the fact
that the American delegates appeared to be
Glass-Steagall
not
altogether certain
to
lack
definite
as
to their own position.
They seemed
or
definite understanding.
instructions
Many of the Americans appeared to be very anxious to air
their own views and often it seemed as if they were working
at cross purposes without
a
definite leader. A sketch
of the proceedings is furnished below and we will only say
here that the troubles finally crystallized on the one com¬
manding point, namely as to the time when stabilization of
the different monetary units was to be undertaken.
The
United States definitely took the stand that there should be
no
immediate stabilization, but that stabilization should be
deferred until the
plans for the raising of price levels had been
given greater chance to assert their influence. This at once
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created
wide chasm between the representatives of the
a
leading countries contemplating the matter from angles far
deepest kind of friction
The
apart.
developed between
the so-called gold bloc,
France and the other countries of
namely Holland, Switzerland, Belgium and Italy on the one
and the United States on, the other side with the
side,
position of Great Britain uncertain, the British authorities
being apparently not altogether clear as to what would be the
best
for them to pursue
course
in the circumstances.
The
French wanted stabilization of the different currency units
The American Government
The British Govern¬
everything else.
precede
to
wanted the whole question kept open.
appeared to side with the French, but apparently did
ment
not want to take a
position antagonistic to the United States.
It should be added that the United States was very slow in
declaring its
position and for a period of 10 days the
own
American delegates
cerning
attitude
sea con¬
The Conference
June 12, but it was not until June 22 that the
j
on
American
less at
more or
the question of stabilization.
even
convened
appeared to be
7
issued
delegation
United
the
of
regarding
statement
a
towards
States
stabilization.
the
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from the gold
terfere with the upward
consideration of a plan for temporary
facto stabilization of currencies and that the "American
de
Government
Washington finds that
at
stabilization now would be untimely."
Raising of
the statement continued, was the immediate in¬
porary
prices,
The text of the Amer¬
terest of the American Government.
ican delegation's statement on
stabilization
Undue emphasis has been placed upon
The fact is this never
France,
Britain and
Great
It
was
considered
Central banks of the United
Oliver M. W. Sprague having been
especially sent to represent the United States Treasury for this purpose.
The American
at Washington finds
reason
When the Conference
can
the most important contribution
make and that anything that would interfere with
possibly
cause a
bad start made then
resolution
a
establishment of
American delegation has already intro¬
the support of measures for the
be pursued
co-ordinated monetary and fiscal policy to
a
by the various nations in co-operation with the others for the purpose
stimulating economic activity and
of
be dealt with before every
was
to cause a renewed
slump
the Administration at
or
Washington and the stock market engaged in a renewed
commodity prices also spurted still higher—all of
this being
accepted
determination, of
as
additional evidence going to show the
Government
American
the
proceed
to
vigorously in the carrying out of its scheme of inflation.
Towards the close of the month
on
the
question of stabilization
the
of
a
compromise proposition
was
presented
gold standard countries and then Mr.
who had been
enjoying
of
a
Fundy took
a
well-needed vacation in the Bay
statement which made it clear
a
adventure that the United States was not to be
per
swerved from
its purpose—and he
language,
too,
sidered
lecture
a
behalf
on
Roosevelt,
hand in the matter himself and early in July
(Monday, July 3) issued
beyond
and
to the United
to
States
disregarded diplomatic
delivered what
really
those
taking
a
be con¬
must
position antagonistic
the question of
on
stablization.
The
of
the
London Monetary and Economic Conference.
long-awaited and much-heralded World Monetary and
It will be remembered that having finished its own
the Conference reported that
for the clearance of the world crisis a wider conference
lapse.
immediate work at Lausanne,
should be called and that the
invited by the League of
that this Conference
was
not
Nations.
sion with general statements
nary
and the honor of
dwelt upon
ever,
no
respect.
Formal conferences, how¬
usually proclaim mainly the understandings previously
reached.
ficient
to
the greatly publicized series of prelimi¬
avail in this
The London gathering thus opened with an insuf¬
background,, and the
course
of the meeting reflected
the full the divergencies inherent in the
viewpoints of 66 nations
on
unco-ordinated
the various aspects of the
situation in which the world finds itself.
was
marked by a series of "crises"
on
The
parlous
Conference
the question of stabil¬
ization of currencies, the gold standard countries of
Belgium, Holland, Switzerland and Italy insisting
France,
upon
im¬
mediate stabilization by those off the
gold standard, while
the United States, as the leading
country which has departed
the current disorganization of trade and finance
abrupt fall of agricultural prices during the depres¬
He urged an end to monetary warfare and currency
sion.
instability, so that exchanges and commerce could have the
indispensable guarantee of monetary security. Finance Min¬
ister Jung of Italy followed with a recommendation that the
international flow of capital be stimulated from countries
surplus funds to those that desire to borrow.
Baron
German view that payment of in¬
ternational indebtedness must be permitted in goods and
Neurath presented the
von
Viscount Ishii declared that Japan is ready to co¬
services.
barriers.
Secretary of State Cordell Hull presented the views of the
States Government in a long address on June 14.
United
"The
success or
or
failure of this Conference will mean the suc¬
failure of statesmanship
everywhere, and a failure
this crucial time would long be conspicuous in history,"
He described the effects of
Mr. Hull declared at the outset.
depression rather vividly and appealed in general terms
an end of economic nationalism, but made no specific pro¬
posals.
"Has not the time come for nations to cease erect¬
ing tariff barriers, with their excesses, rank discriminations,
and hate-breeding
reprisals and retaliations?" Secretary
Hull asked.
"This Conference should proclaim that eco¬
nomic nationalism is
ous
a
first step
Vigor¬
the Conference ivill be the
discredited policy," he added.
international co-operation at
toward recovery, Mr. Hull proclaimed, and he ex¬
pressed the opinion that plans and methods will readily take
form if the nations are determined to that end.
Immediate
adherence by all countries to the
tariff truce arrangement
The Conference must face the problems of
currency stabilization and the removal of restrictions on for¬
eign exchange dealings, Mr. Hull remarked.
Chancellor of the Exchequer Neville Chamberlain, as the
was
suggested.
longer speech,
proposals were mentioned.
Mr. Chamberlain spoke in great detail on the successive
steps which the British Government considers necessary for
overcoming the depression.
Wholesale prices must be in¬
creased, and for this purpose money must be kept cheap, lie
leader of the British delegation, made an even
but in this address some specific
Central
credit and business
is
used, he added.
banks
men
should
should
see
co-operate
in
extending
to it that the cheap credit
Settlement of the war debts and repara¬
which, if not corrected, would inevitably lead to a repetition
preceded by the usual under¬
conversations with 11 countries at Washington having
been of
making the first address of this kind fell to
Daladier of France.
The French leader
Edouard
Premier
tions
of the process
in the future." was among the proposals of the
The gold standard must be so administered
British leader.
in
even
of their particular views and
The first of these delegation state¬
ments was to have been made by Secretary of State Cordell
Hull in behalf of the United States, but a delay was occa¬
sioned for reasons which have never been cleared up entirely,
aims at the gathering.
of the
12,
standings between leading governments regarding aims and
achievements,
followed the formal opening, leaders
another in rapid succes¬
In the four days that
of the 66 delegations followed one
It is no secret
with delegations from 66 countries in attendance, out
were
League of Nations should be
delay."
invited to take that in hand without
problems also were viewed by Mr. Chamberlain as
essentials to recovery.
"Adjustment of the factors which
caused the breakdown of the gold standard in. the past and
Economic Conference began its sessions at London, June
67 that
a
agreement on how to deal with war debts and repa¬
ditional
declared.
'
Details
Conference," he continued, "is
rations, the world was saved from immediate financial col¬
for
rise and
"This
sequel to the work done at Lausanne last year when, by a con¬
surpassing the previous depreciation, but this did not dis¬
delegation
conditions.
world
the
the American
for all in the light of present
this vexed question settled once
exchange value of the American dollar, far
concert
obstacle to general recovery has
Lausanne has to be completed, he said, and
been removed."
cess
improving prices.
The effect of this statement
Prime Min¬
cumbent to refer to them as one of the matters that "must
at
in the foreign
corrected subsequently.
capacity as President of the
Conference, made the initial address after a few remarks by
King George, in which the delegates were welcomed to the
British capital.
Although the debts were specifically ex¬
cluded from the agenda, the Prime Minister deemed it in¬
designed for ultimate world-wide stabilization of un¬
stable currencies, and is devoting itself to
was
ister Ramsay MacDonald, in his
operate in restoring the gold standard and removing trade
stabilization.
immediate agreement for temporary
an
As to the ultimate objective, the
duced
those efforts and
violent price recession would harm the Conference more
than the lack of
opened the question of the intergov¬
and the
ernmental debts overshadowed it rather ominously,
with
why it is considered untimely is because the American Govern¬
ment feels that its efforts to raise prices are
it
that measures for tem¬
stabilization now would be untimely.
porary
The
Government
might in¬
This impasse
and the
of the Treasuries and
by representatives
States,
consideration of a plan proposed
affair of the delegation.
was an
follows:
was as
of currencies.
temporary de facto stabilization
for
for tem¬
measures
swing of prices here.
remained unbroken at the end of June.
this statement the delegation said that "undue emphasis"
had been placed upon
standard, insisted with equal emphasis that it
would not stabilize the dollar because such action
the future,
he continued, that wide fluctuations in the
purchasing power of gold, in so far as they arise from mone¬
tary causes, will be to the greatest possible extent prevented.
Excessive tariffs must be reduced and not merely held at
present levels, it was maintained.
Maxim Litvinoff, Foreign Commissar of the Soviet Union,
delivered
an
address the same day,
June 14, which was re¬
He made a deep impression by con¬
trasting the Soviet readiness to buy goods of other nations,
markable in some ways.
with the high
countries.
tariff and import quota policies of many other
Minister urged the Conference to
The Russian
study the stabilization of tariffs and the granting of equal
regardless of political prejudices. The im¬
trade treatment,
port program of the Soviet Union might be enlarged if credits
were
available, he added, and Russia might buy up to $1,000,-
000,000 of goods from other countries.
home
He drove this point
by stating that surpluses of various kinds of goods
July, 1933.]
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might easily be absorbed entirely by Russia, in that event.
introduced
In the opening addresses of leaders of the smaller countries,
it was mostly maintained that the leadership in stabilization,
calling for
tariff reduction and other items must be taken by the larger
countries.
As the initial declarations were concluded, the
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resolution in behalf of Great
a
action for making credit cheap and
plentiful.
Senator Key
Pittman introduced a resolution calling for eventual restora¬
tion of gold as the general monetary
medium, but urging
withdrawal of the metal from circulation.
He suggested that
Steering Committee of the Conference met and appointed twogeneral Commissions to study monetary and economic
aspects of the present world situation. James M. Cox of the
United States was named as head of the Monetary Commis¬
sion, while Premier Hendryx Colijn of Holland was named
that
to
drawn from circulation and the metal
preside
the meetings of the Economic Commission.
over
As the nations began to air their views in more detailed
manner in the two Commissions, a series of confusing devel¬
opments began which indicated that the American represen¬
tatives
less well
were
might have been.
of
France, Holland, Switzerland and Belgium began to press
for immediate action
no
gold anchor.
the
stabilization of currencies that have
on
This problem was considered by banking
metal
reduced to
serve
Bank of New York had elaborated
paid to
possibility of curtailment of production of wheat, sugar
and other commodities of
sions
made
experts were not binding upon the American delegation, but
these denials were not generally accepted in Europe.
At¬
tempts
made in Washington to stem the rising tide of
that America would agree to prompt stabilization of
rumors
definite ratio to gold, but these also were
some
insufficient.
Secretary of the Treasury Woodin issiued a
vigorous denial in Washington that the United States Gov¬
ernment contemplated immediate action.
On June 17 Acting
Secretary of the Treasury Acheson followed with a statement
that the whole discussion of stabilization
not one which
was
the United States Government had initiated.
arrived at
point where
a
"We have not
pick out a particular point
where stabilization should take place," he said.
we can
Even this statement did not stifle the series of
American stabilization
not
was
rumors
that
imminent, and the matter
was
definitely settled until June 22, when the American dele¬
gation in London gave out a most emphatic statement on the
subject, which has already been quoted in the earlier portion
<of this article.
mission, suggested at the start of the meetings by this, group
that the nations present suggestions for
study, and the8
United
States delegation promptly urged consideration of
10% multilateral reduction of trade barriers.
This
was
a
im¬
mediately accepted as a statement of formal policy by the
United States, despite the well known fact that
Congress
.alone
has the power
to make agreements of this sweeping
Senator Key Pittman found it
necessary, on June 18,
kind.
a
to issue
formal statement that
a
be attributed to
no
such definite plan could
the American
group at London.
This left
whole quite bewildered as to the
precise
attitude of the United States.
the Conference
as
Such matters
plans, but Australian adherence
It
a
of
the
indicated that the
was
was
hot
so
to
easy
Prime Ministers of the
States would consider the proposal carefully in
gathering at Sydney.
The Failure
Efforts
world
for
again attained
Disarmament
of
some
Conference.
the heavy
armaments of the
prominence in June, but in a
The recent desperate efforts to reach
disarmament having been completely unsuc¬
leading countries decided at a Geneva meeting,
agreement
cessful,
June
of the
reduction
a
purely negative
an
sense.
on
29, to postpone further sessions of the General Disarma¬
ment
Conference until Oct. 16.
In the meantime, Arthur
Henderson, as President of the Conference, will confer pri¬
vately with representatives of all heavily armed countries in
an
endeavor to find
a
basis for
an
agreement.
Count Ru¬
dolph Nadolny, of Germany, objected vehemently to the plan
for adjournment.
It would be interpreted, he warned, as
"the beginning of the abandonment of our task,
or, in other
words, as a first-class funeral for the Conference." The vote
for adjournment nevertheless was overwhelming,
only Ger¬
and
many
Hungary
refraining.
Norman
H.
Davis,
American delegate at the fruitless disarmament
returned to the United States
on
chief
discussions,
June 24 and voiced the usual
"pronounced optimism" regarding disarmament negotiations.
In
regard to the broad question of tariffs,
also, the United States delegation was placed in an unfor¬
tunate light.
Premier Colijn, as head of the Economic Com¬
The wheat discus¬
representatives
progress,
Australian
were
the dollar at
like nature.
a
considerable
United States, Canada and the Argentine deciding in favor
plan for prompt
a
stabilization by England and the United States.
Secretary
Hull insisted in London that the discussions by the banking
of note issues
cover
25%, but the portion calling for possible admix¬
In the Economic Commission much attention was
the
obtain.
Governor Clement Moret of the Bank of
France, and Governor George L. Harrison of the Federal Re¬
proposals that gold be with¬
silver with gold as the currency base met difficulties
and remained under discussion.
of such
Bank of England,
A committee detailed to study this reso¬
ture of
representatives
even before the World Conference started,
reported that Governor Montagu Norman of the
cover
optional in silver.
and it
was
of note issues be reduced to 25%, and
should be gold while 20% might be
coverage
80% of the
lution decided in favor of the
prepared for the Conference than they
In the Monetary Commission the delegates
Britain, June 20,
of price recovery through Central bank
a program
Great
An
Britain
Soviet
and
extraneous
Russia
Settle
Their
Differences•
development at London of great interest
series of conversations between Foreign Secretary Sir
was a
John Simon of Great Britain and
Foreign Commissar Maxim
Litvinoff of the Soviet Union, regarding the embargoes which
each
country placed
the products of the other after
upon
the trial of several British engineers who were accused and
convicted
After
of
four
nounced
on
sabotage
or
five
on
lengthy
Russian engineering projects.
discussions, it was finally an¬
July 1 that the embargoes had been mutually
of the adjustment obviously concerned the
Part
lifted.
British engineers,
who were released from prison immedi¬
were terminated.
ately after the embargoes
The
Question
of Inter-Allied Debts.
rapidly overshadowed, however, by the
series of "crises" on stabilization which
quickly developed.
France continued to insist, inside and outside of the Confer¬
ence, that immediate stabilization by the countries off the
Among international problems which arose last month one
of the most perplexing and disconcerting was that of the war
debt payments due from 13 European nations on June 15.
This question gave rise to an immense amount of unofficial
gold standard
conjecture in advance of the payment date, and it was evi¬
gathering,
views
were
was
and
the
gold
a
this point
on
crisis
on
this matter
ment
on
sine qua
bloc
with
stabilization
was
was
great
non
for the
formed
was
pushed
determination.
overcome when
issued in
of the
success
which
The
the formal
London, but
a
its
first
state¬
second
developed
mented
promptly.
The gold standard group was aug¬
by Italy, on June 28, and the efforts to force immedi¬
ate American stabilization were redoubled.
at the Conference were
Other questions
dent
that it formed
discussions
but no official intimation was given as
probable course of action by the European debtor
Stated or by the United States Government.
Payments in
to
the
full by Great
ered
debt
as
stand
Washington,
reached
the
Dec. 15
France, Belgium and several other countries, left the matter
payments wide open. Requests were made by
the debtor countries late last year for reviews of the debt
settlements, and the United States Government then took the
the debtors.
in
on
to be consid¬
capital payments in any final settlement of the war
tion
Administration
were
problem, together with defaults on the same date by
ings of their own, and every endeavor was made to persuade
Great Britain to join in the demands for
prompt action by
the United
States.
Under-Secretary of State Raymond
Moley, acting as liaison officer between the London delega¬
the
Britain, Italy and Czechoslovakia
last, with the reservation that the sums
gradually subordinated entirely to
and
important part of the Washington
nomic Conference,
problem of stabilization of currencies.
The representa¬
tives of the gold standard group of nations held
special meet¬
the
an
preliminary to the London Monetary and Eco¬
of the June 15
that it was
willing to consider any proposal made by
With each side waiting for the other to make
British capital on June 28, and he conferred on stabilization
with representatives of the gold bloc and with British offi¬
cials.
A series of meetings
developed, centered around this
the first
question, in which delegates from the United States, Great
Britain, France, Italy, Holland, Belgium,
Poland, Germany
situation.
and Switzerland
finally arrived, various expedients were resorted to by the
debtor nations, with full payment made only by one country,
Finland.
The course adopted by
Great Britain, Italy,
ment
was
participated.
drafted
and
sent
The outcome
to
was
that
a
state¬
President Roosevelt for
his
approval, which called for agreement on the need for ulti¬
mate stabilization, while reserving the right of all countries
to
act in
their
ovm
would
be
interests in the meantime.
The intent of
that central banks and banks of issue
authorized in the meantime to curb speculative
this declaration
was
move
no
formal
steps actually were taken for re¬
arrangement of the debt settlements, and the approach of
June 15 thus occasioned an exceedingly delicate international
When the payment
date for the instalments of $143,605,294
Czechoslovakia, Rumania and Latvia was to make what these
payments" of various small percen¬
countries called "token
tages, with silver tendered and accepted in every case at a
rate of 50c. an ounce, under the authority granted the Presi¬
movements of wide scope
dent
velt
form.
in currencies. But President Roose¬
indicated, after the close of the month, that he wTould
not sign this
that he had
aimed at
out
a
declaration, although previously it was reported
no objection to action
by banking authorities
curbing speculative movements of currencies with¬
gold anchor.
While the stabilization struggle was in progress, half¬
hearted attempts were made by the delegates at London to
reach understandings of some of the outstanding problems
facing the world.
Chancellor of the Exchequer Chamberlain
by Congress to accept payment of the instalment in that
* Other debtors, including France, Belgium, Poland,
Lithuania, Hungary, Estonia and Jugoslavia, defaulted
tirely.
en¬
All in all, the United States Government received
22,317,385 ounces of silver, appraised officially at $11,158,692,
against the sum of $143,605,294 actually due.
The official
valuation was fictitious, however,
of
silver
course
is
on
the payment
date
as
was
the market valuation
36i4c.
an
ounce.
The
of the debtor States with regard to future payments
apparently to be determined by further negotiations,
as
MONTHLY
4
hope was again
expressed in most of the notes of the
foreign governments
that the United States will be prepared
the
formal negotiations for revision of the debts.
which were not clearly determined to de¬
fault again on June 15 awaited action by Great Britain in
order to guide their own steps, and all attention thus was
centered upon the decision of the London Government.
Al¬
though Chancellor of the Exchequer Chamberlain was inter¬
pellated several times on the subject in the British House of
Commohs, no formal indication of the debt action by Great
Britain was made available until notes on the matter be¬
tween London and Washington were published on June 15.
In an extended communication, through Ambassador Sir
Ronald Lindsay, in Washington, the Chancellor of the Ex¬
chequer recalled the circumstances attending the debt pay¬
ment of last December and the subsequent negotiations.
Em¬
to enter upon
The countries
REVIEW
way
for immediate review of the debt problem with this Gov¬
The Finnish Minister in Washington, L. Astrom,
ernment.
in
remarked
his
communication
that the full payment of
$148,592 due on June 15 would be made in silver, on the un¬
derstanding that payment in this form would be acceptable
to the United States.
In its reply, the State Department ac¬
knowledged receipt of the payment and added that the Gov¬
ernment of Finland, by this action, "has justified the high
regard in which it has always been held by the people of
the United States."
Readiness to discuss the entire debt
question at the pleasure of the Government of Finland was
expressed in the note.
It was stated in Washington dis¬
patches, however, that Minister L. Astrom preferred to post¬
the discussions until next autumn.
The notes exchanged with the States making "token pay¬
ments" and with those that defaulted entirely fall into two
pone
categories, the paying group being invited to state its case,
with chilly reserve. Belgium
phasis was placed in the note upon an alleged connection
and falling commodity prices, and the
conclusion was added that the June payment "could not be
while the defaulters were met
made at this
juncture without gravely imperiling the success
of the World Monetary and Economic Conference, and involv¬
$180,000 against the sum of $1,500,000 due; Estonia defaulted
on
the sum of $284,322;
Hungary defaulted on $28,260;
ing widespread political consequences of a most serious char¬
acter." The British Government therefore "proposed an im¬
Latvia paid
mediate
payment of $10,000,000 as an acknowledgment of the
final settlement." The sum due from Great
Britain was $75,950,000.
It was announced at the same time
mania
debt pending a
slavia defaulted on
between war debts
payment would be made in silver bullion at the rate
that the
permitted under the Thomas amendment
Relief Act.
The British Government
again expressed the hope that the United States would be
of 50c.
prepared to enter upon formal negotiations for an ultimate
settlement of the whole debt question, and asked to be in¬
formed of the time and place for the
negotiations to begin.
reply to the British notes was made by Acting Secretary
of State William Phillips, in behalf of President Roosevelt.
A
payment was noted "as an acknowledgment of
The British
debt," but it was added that the President "by no means
concedes some of the statements concerning the world-wide
economic cause and effect" contained in the British note.
the
It
pointed out that it is not within the discretion of the
was
President to reduce or cancel the existing debt owed to the
United States, nor within
his power to alter the schedule of
"Such power rests with Congress," the note
stated.
The proposal of further representations regarding
the entire debt question was met with the suggestion that
debt payments.
such
representations be made at Washington as soon as con¬
"Any results of such a discussion of the debt ques¬
venient.
tion," the reply concluded, "can be submitted for the informa¬
or the consideration of the Congress when it next meets."
tion
In
public statement by President Roosevelt accompany¬
a
ing the announcement of these exchanges, it was explained
that the President had "noted" the British representations
in "a
spirit of co-operation."
In view of those representa¬
tions, the statement continued, "I have no personal hesita¬
tion in
tion
saying that I do not characterize the resultant situa¬
default."
The sole right of Congress to alter the
as a
method
amount and
of payment was specifically
stressed,
Congressional resolution of December 1931, declar-
and the
ingthat the debts should not be canceled or reduced, was
cited.
On the other hand, the statement claimed for the
President the
right, constitutionally and in accordance with
the terms of the
policy which he had set forth, to entertain
representations regarding the entire debt settlements.
It
was noted again that the debt question was not included in
the agenda of the World Monetary and Economic Conference
which
started
had
at
London
three days earlier,
and
the
President added that the American delegates at London had
been
instructed not to
discuss the debts with
any
foreign
"This is in accordance with the further prin¬
Government.
ciple, that I have felt important, that the debts be considered
on their merits and separate from other international eco¬
nomic questions," the statement
Formal
notes
concluded.
exchanged with other countries, both
the
defaulting and the other ones, were published in the days
immediately following the payment date.
The French Gov¬
ernment disclaimed,
in its communication, any intention of
breaking unilaterally engagements freely entered into,
found
due
it necessary to postpone
on
the
cember.
basis that default
same
but
the payment of $40,738,568
was
occasioned last De¬
The
reply of the State Department was unex¬
pectedly brusque. Noting the attitude of the French Govern¬
ment
and
its
complete default, the United
ment remarked that
to the problems raised
ment to meet the
States Govern¬
jt must, in all frankness, call attention
by the failure of the French Govern¬
payment due on Dec. 15 1932, which have
not yet been solved or even discussed between the two Gov¬
ernments.
The note
Government pointed
out that the Fascist Grand Council had decided upon a pay¬
ment
will
of
$1,000,000
of the
Italian
from
the Italian
June 15,
in
order to
show the good
Government and at the same time the
on
limitations imposed upon it by the existing situation.
The
payment due from Italy was $13,545,438.
The reply of the
State Department to the Italian Government was to the
effect that the United States Government would not be
en¬
tirely candid if it did not express its thought that a pay¬
ment of $1,000,000 against the sum due
"may be regarded in
the United States
pointment
on
as unsubstantial and
may occasion disap¬
the part of Congress and the people of the
United States."
The exchange
was
considered
of notes with the Government of Finland
quite significant,
as
it appeared to open the
its payment of
on
defaulted
$6,000
on
on
$6.325.000; Czechoslovakia paid
the instalment of $118.961; Lithuania
$132,091; Poland defaulted on $3.559,062; Ru¬
paid $29,100 on the instalment of $1,000,000 due; Jugo¬
$275,000. These developments have not
far been followed by any further indications of review
so
of the debt settlements.
ounce, as
an
the Agricultural
to
defaulted
Germany's Moratorium
on
External Debt.
partial transfer moratorium on the external debt service
of German borrowers in the international capital markets
was announced June 8 by Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, President
of the Reichsbank.
This action was expected, as Dr. Schacht
had issued warnings in May that the measure was under
contemplation to protect the Reichsbank from further losses
of gold and foreign exchange reserves.
After repayment of
several Reichsbank credits, the Bank would have only about
300,000,000 marks in gold and. foreign exchange, or about
8% cover for the note issues of the institution, he made clear.
In line with this announcement, an emergency decree was
issued by Chancellor Adolf Hitler on June 9, whereunder
German borrowers are compelled to place the debt service
due on external loans in a newly organized conversion bank.
Administration of the funds thus deposited in blocked mark
accounts was placed in charge of the Reichsbank.
This moratorium was substantially modified in discussions
at London, during June, between Dr. Schacht and repre¬
sentatives of both short-term and long-term creditors of
Reich borrowers.
A meeting was held June 13 to consider
the problem of the Reichsbank and the application of the
moratorium, and agreement was quickly reached for exempt¬
ing the short-term credits from the moratorium, so far as
interest payments are concerned.
Certain payments of
principal guaranteed by the Gold Discount Bank of Ger¬
A
many
are
to^ be postponed under the short-term credit
until Feb. 28 1934.
Interest paid on the
arrangement
short credits will be reduced an average
of l/2% from the
of 4%% previously in effect.
At the same meeting
the discussion with the long-term creditors resulted in recom¬
mendations that the German Government 7% loan of 1924
average
exempted entirely from the moratorium, both as to inter¬
amortization payments, while the German Govern¬
ment international
loan of 1930 should be exempted
as
to interest, it was maintained.
These suggestions Dr.
Schacht took under consideration.
At a further London
be
est and
meeting between Dr. Schacht and the long-term creditor
representatives, on June 27, it was formally agreed that
the two Government loans be treated as above, with the
question of amortization transfers on the 5lA% loan to be
discussed with the B.I.S., which is trustee for the loan.
After returning to Berlin, on June 30, Dr. Schacht announced
a further modification in the sense that 50% of all interest
and dividend payments on other external
transferred in the period from July 1 to
obligations will be
Dec. 31 this year,
provided the foreign exchange becoming available to the
Reichsbank in the period is sufficient for the purpose.
The
hope was expressed, moreover, that German export trade
will improve sufficiently to make possible a full resumption
of debt service beginning next year.
National Industrial Recovery
Bill Passes Congress and Is Signed
by President—House and Senate Approve Conference Report
—Measure Provides Federal Control for Revival of Industry
and
$3,300,000,000
Program
of
Public
Works—Provision
Affecting Tax Exempt Securities Dropped—New Tax Features
of Measure.
The final stamp of Congressional approval was placed on
the Administration's National Industrial Recovery Bill on
June
13, when the Senate, by a vote of 46 to 39,
approved
a
The same report had
been approved by the House on June 10.
The bill in its
completed form was immediately signed by Vice-President
Garner and Speaker Rainey and was sent to the President,
who affixed his signature to the measure on June 16.
The
National Industrial Recovery Bill, providing Federal control
for the revival of industry and a Government-sponsored
public works program costing $3,300,000,000, was intro¬
duced in Congress on May 17, following a special message
from President Roosevelt.
It was passed by the House of
Representatives on May 26 by a vote of 323 to 76.
On
June 9 the Senate by a vote of 57 to 24 passed the bill after
making several drastic changes, including a radical alteration
conference
report on the measure.
-
MONTHLY
July, 1933.]
of the
tax
The bill then went to conference,
provisions.
agreement was reached, and final passage of both
House and Senate followed#
Under date of June 13 As¬
sociated Press advices from Washington, stating that the
where
an
legislation ij intended to provide jobs for thousands of
idle men and inject new life into sluggish industry, cited
the following as the main features of the measure:
new
Gives
President
Roosevelt and
mote self-regulation of
his
administrators wide power to pro¬
of
industry under Federal supervision as a means
curtailing overproduction,
improving
wages,
shortening hours and thus
EEYIEW
According to the Washington account June 13 to the
"Herld Tribune" the virtually unanimous approval of the
bill, presumed to have been sidetracked not more than
24 hours before,
surprised and mellowed the Senate.
The
same account said:
The bill places general restrictions
upon the operating policy of the
Federal Reserve banks with the intent to limit them to the extension of
credit for ordinary business
purposes, and to make plain that their resources
a
not to
are
It provides for the creation of
$3,300,000,000 bond issue to finance construction of Federal,
State, local and public-benefiting private projects to create new
employ¬
ment.
authority to work out codes of
President with
petition to be
lators to
a
voluntarily, with additional power
accepted by industry
for the Chief Executive to compel
fair com¬
adoption of the codes and subject vio¬
$500 fine.
Provides the President with power to license an
Reserve banks and the relation of the Federal Reserve
System with foreign
The
bond issue
meet this cost, the
$220,000,000 annually for financing.
open-market committee.
To
(1)
corporation dividends
of y^c. in the present gasoline
tax;
of corporation
instead
in income tax rate on consolidated returns,
of 1%
of the present three-quarters of 1%.
Extends for
one
also, all special excise taxes voted by last
year,
gress and makes administrative
over into
Con¬
gains
These apply to both corporations and
which they occur.
?
individuals.
publicity for income tax returns under regulations to be
drawn by the President.
The public works program, as finally agreed upon, includes, among
general
work,
ways,
other
the following:
Construction,
improvement of public highways
repair and
and park¬
public buildings, conservation and development of natural resources,
prevention of soil
transmission
of
or
coastal erosion,
electrical
development of water power and
river
energy,
flood control.
and
harbor
improvements
and
.
Low-cost housing and slum-clearance projects, dry docks, naval
banks.
vessels
The Public Works Administrator, the Senate amendment for a board of
up to
been eliminated, would
municipalities
President is
authorized
to
far
so
they
as
National
may
be obtained
can
by
banks
to
are
be
permitted to purchase and sell investment
securities for their customers to the
they
of
account
limits
as
heretofore, but hereafter
only under such limitations and restrictions
Currency
may
as to amount.
are not
extent
same
to be authorized to purchase and sell such securities for their
are
the
located, except
are
be prohibited by Federal legislation.
prescribe,
subject
The limitations
to
to
as
to take effect until two years after
certain
as
the Comptroller
definite
maximum
dealing in investment securities
the approval of the Act.
Authorization is given for the extablishment of branch banking by
National banks in States with statutory provisions expressly permitting
branch banking by State institutions.
^
*
From the June 13 account from
York "Journal of Commerce"
we
Washington to the New
take the following
it goes to the
as
requirement of the payment of
a
by Federal Reserve banks is eliminated
President
are as
follows:
franchise tax to the United States
as
of July 1 last.
Morris Plan banks and other incorporated banking institutions of like
projects
character and mutual savings banks are made eligible to membership in
and
improvement
institute
the System.
proceedings before the Tariff
State
banks
member
made
are
Commission and to embargo or limit imports where they interfere with
conditions with
of investment securities and stock
of the Act in raising wages andrprices.
It also authorizes $100,000,000 for distribution by the farm relief admin¬
subject to
the
same
limitations
and
respect to purchasing, selling, underwriting and holding
applicable in the case of National
as are
banks.
istrators.
Federal Reserve Board is empowered to fix the percentage of individual
Shortly after signing the National Industrial Recovery Act
June 16, President Roosevelt issued a statement in which
he explained the purposes of the measure, and outlined in
general terms the machinery that will be employed to place
the legislation in operation.
In his statement the President
also announced the appointment of General Hugh Johnson as
Administrator, under the industry control section of the Act,
and said that it was his ''hope that the 10 major industries
which control the bulk of industrial employment can submit
their simple basic codes at once and that the country can
look forward to the month of July as the beginning of our
great national movement back to work."
The President
added that "the Act proposes to our industry a great spon¬
taneous co-operation to put millions of men back to their
regular jobs this summer."
He stressed the fact that the
legislation is a challenge to industry, which has long insisted
that, given the right to act in unison, it could do much for the
general good which has heretofore been unlawful.
It is a
challenge also to labor, he declared, for the workers are
given a new charter of rights long sought and hitherto de¬
nied, and they will be expected to co-operate with their em¬
ployers.
member
Congress Passes
Bill
Amends
and
as
Federal
Insurance Plan
ministration's
President
Agreed
Reserve
Roosevelt
in
on
and
Signs
Glass-S tea gall
Conference—New
National
Legislation
Bank
Acts—Deposit
Carried in Measure—Passage Followed Ad¬
Action
Contains Branch
in
Yielding to Compromise Measure—
Banking Provisions**"-Divorces Bank Affili¬
ates—Creates Federal
Open Market Committee*—Payment of
Franchise Tax by Federal Reserve Banks No Longer Requiredi
Double Liability Against Bank Stockholders Removed Against
Future Issues.
Prohibits
the New York "Times" that
approval of the
assurance
measure was
telephoned his congratulations to
"Times" dispatch of June 13 added:
of rthe
given when he
Senator
He told the Virginian the bill was the best banking
Glass.
The
banks from
non-banking corporation,
brokers
to
or
Member
may
be represented by loans
...
acting as the medium or agent of any
partnership,
association,
business trust, or in¬
dealers therein.
officers
bank
institutions
own
and
are
prohibited from securing loans from their
limitations
upon
member banks to their affiliates are
In
loans or extensions
of credit by
imposed.
statement made before the Senate on June 13 Senator
a
Glass referred to
a provision in the bill relating to double
liability of stockholders in banks, as to which Senator Glass
said, "we have written into the bill a provision which does
not undertake to interfere with existing liability, but which
obviates the double liability for future issues of stock."
Roosevelt Signs
President
Creates
Home
to Be Aided
Home Owners' Mortgage Relief Bill—
Loan Corporation—Limit of. Homes
Owners'
$20,000 in Value—Statement Issued by President
Roosevelt.
Congressional action on the Administration's Home
$2,000,000,000 available for the
refinancing of mortgages of small home owners, was taken
on June 9 when both the Senate and House approved the
Final
Owners' Loan bill, making
report on the measure.
President Roosevelt
signed the bill on June 13. A statement issued by the Presi¬
dent in affixing his signature to the new legislation said that
"the Act extends the same principle of relief to home owners
as we have already extended to farm owners."
The following
outline of the principal features of the new legislation was
contained in Associated Press dispatches of June 9 from
conference
..
.
Promising aid to all owners of homes worth
four families or less,
as
the Home
Then
law since the Federal
the
Owners* Loan Corporation.
Corporatlbn
may
This corporation may have
issue up to $2,000,000,000 in 4% bonds,
he may ask aid of the Corporation during
after the bill becomes law.
The Corporation will ask the mort¬
and, then, trade him 4%
holder to reduce the size of the mortgage
gage
bonds for
the mortgage.
This mortgage
and bearing
will be replaced with a new one held by the Corporation
5% interest.
quarterly, semi-annual or
more
Interest and principal may be paid in monthly,
annual instalments on a mortgage extending not
than 15 years.
In no case may
the Corporation accept a mortgage for more than 80%
of the value of the home, or
year
but not as to principal.
individual homeowner discovers he no longer can carry his
home under his existing mortgage,
three years
a
in full by the Treasury.
guaranteedxby the Government as to interest,
When an
$20,000 or less and housing
the bill establishes a quasi Federal agency to be known
capital of $200,000,000 subscribed
owner
Reserve System was created, and invited him to be present to receive the
used in the signing.
member
collateral.
Washington:
Glass-Steagall bank bill, with a guaranty of bank
deposits as its most conspicuous feature was signed June 16
by President Roosevelt. • According to Associated PTess
accounts from Washington, members of the Senate and
House banking committees who worked for months on
this legislation surrounded Mr. Roosevelt as he penned his
name, despite protests that had been received against the
bill.
The bill, which would have died for lack of agreement
on details between the two houses had Congress
adjourned
the previous Saturday night (June 10), went through bo th
houses on June 13 in quick time, and without even a record
vote in the Senate.
It was stated in a Washington dispatch
President's
capital and surplus which
dividual, in making loans on stocks, bonds and other investment securities
The
June 13 to
bank
secured by stock or bond
on
pen
loans which
or
organized in the States in which such National banks
in
the purposes
Bank
following
be empowered to make grants to
construction
for
30% of the cost of labor and materials.
The
the
...
The
and
at
The bill undertakes to broaden the National banking laws
by giving Na¬
Other features of the bill
having
aimed
tional banks all powers possessed by State banks of
deposit and discount
permitted under the London Treaty, heavier-than-air craft and technical
States
legislation is
satisfactory examination of affiliates, working simul¬
a
construction for the Army Air Corps.
three
the
possible National and member banks from
as
taneously with the present system of examination applicable to the parent
own
Provides for
far
To limit the amount of advances
(3) To install
changes in the tax law to prevent carrying
subsequent years stock and bond losses which exceed the
in the year in
affiliates,
as
affiliates from the parent institutions with which
they are connected.
consolidation return authority
with increase
bank
To separate
(2)
to be deducted at the source; an increase
three-year extension
control
affiliates of all kinds.
corporation net worth, with a 5% additional
earnings above 123^ % I a 5% tax on
on
Federal Reserve Board
kind entered into
by Federal Reserve banks with foreign banks and bankers.
New Taxation.
assessment
The Act also gives the
power to supervise all relations and transactions of any
To
following new taxes are provided:
on
accordance with regulations adopted by the Federal Reserve
This, in effect, legalizes and gives official recognition to the present
objectives:
will require
A tax of 1-10 of 1%
in
Board.
industry so as to force
unwilling minorities into line.
The Reserve Board is given
Federal open-market committee of the
a
twelve member banks to
supervise open-market operations of the Federal
banks
Invests the
be used to support speculation.
power to oversee and direct such use of the resources of the banks.
increasing prices and employment.
Authorizes
5
for more than $14,000.
Should the home¬
Corporation may grant him a three-
be in extreme difficulty, the
moratorium on principal payments. Extension of time for payments
principal and interest may be granted if the Corporation finds that
of both
circumstances
justify.
MONTHLY
6
there
is
This, however,
indebtedness.
other
no
Proposed Rail Wage Reduction Put Off Eight Months—Agreement
of Roads
and Labor Announced by Joseph
B. Eastman,
of the value may be made on any home against
Cash advances up to 50%
which
REVIEW
will carry 6%
Transportation—Present 10%
of
Co-Ordinator
5% on outright mortgages.
interest against the
Cut Is Con¬
tinued.
President
Signs Independent
Winning
on
Enhancing
Proposal
Veterans'
Cuts in
Com¬
out of deference to
Administration's
pensation—Senate and House Both Accepted
Compromise
An agreement between railroads and railway labor sus¬
pending their wage reduction controversy until June 30 1934,
Offices Appropriations Bill, After
Congress
with
Battle
Prospects
of
Federal Budget.
ment, which Mr. Eastman said was arrived at through a
commendable spirit of co-operation between the disputants,
struggle of almost two weeks between President
Roosevelt and an opposing faction in Congress in the matter
of the Federal economy program as it related to cuts in veter¬
ans' compensation payments, the President won a decisive
victory when early in the morning of June 16 the Senate
accepted the President's compromise plan by a vote of 45 to
36, and thus passed the Independent Offices Appropriation
Bill. The House previously had rejected a vote of 208 to 177
a substitute plan sponsored by Senators Steiwer and Cutting
which would have dealt much more liberally with slashes in
After
a
New
Roosevelt
System
to
Wagner
Signs
Co-Ordinate
Employment
System
Federal and State
existing temporary 10% pay cut was extended eight
managements' notice of a
the
months from Nov. 1 and the rail
further 12k£% reduction effective Nov. 1 was canceled.
Mr. Eastman emphasized in his announcement that neither
relinquished its views regarding what railway wages
But both appreciated, he said, that it would be
difficult to deal wisely now with the matter "and that the
active prosecution of such a controversy at the present time
might have a most disturbing and unsettling effect."
side had
should be.
presumptive disability cases than did the Administration pro¬
posal.
The Independent Offices Appropriation Bill, after
its approval by both branches of Congress, immediately went
to the President, and he signed it on June 16, thereby enact¬
ing into law one of the most bitterly contested measures
considered by Congress during its special session, and assur¬
ing the likelihood of a balanced budget.
The Senate on
June 2 passed the Independent Offices Bill, but included in
the measure approximately $170,000,000 more for veterans'
payments than had originally been planned by the Adminis¬
tration, and this was the point of controversy.
President
President Roosevelt's recovery program,
announced June 21 by Joseph B. Eastman, the new Co¬
ordinator of Transportation 4
Under the terms of the agree¬
was
Balanced
Bill—
Services.
Wagner Bill, establishing a national employment sys¬
Department of Labor, was signed by President
Roosevelt on June 6.
The bill passed the Senate without a
record vote on May 29 and the House passed the bill on June 1,
The Act provides for a co-ordinated system between the
Federal Government and the States for the establishment of
The
tem under the
of
Adjournment
First
Session
Roosevelt Expresses
—President
History-Making Legislation
Thanks to Congress.
Seventy-third Congress called by
President Roosevelt on March 5 to convene March 9 to deal
with the monetary crisis, adjourned in the early morning hours
of June 16.
The Senate adjourned sine die at 1:12 a. m«
Eastern standard time, the House having voted to adjourn
without a roll call at 12:40 a. m.
The conclusion of the
session came after the Senate had finally yielded on the con¬
troverted program for veterans' pensions in the Independent
Offices Appropriation Bill.
The session accomplished what
is described as "a history-making record of legislation,"
The first session of the
(we quote the Associated Press) every vital bill
submitted by the President and starting the Government
passing
new
on
Indicating the legislation enacted, the
enterprises.
Associated Press
on
June 16 said:
nation's banks virtually on his own terms.
domestic gold payments for the time and con¬
That measure also suspended
tinued the embargo on gold shipments abroad.
thereafter.
of the
the prelude
Roosevelt
Signs
Co-Ordinator
Bill,
Providing
for
Transportation System
Reorganize
and Effect Certain Carrier
Final
Relief
Railroad
to
Consolidations—Measure Received
Congressional Approval
on
June 9.
Administration's
relieve the existing
approved in virtually the same form as originally introduced
into Congress early in May, after the conference committee
on June 8 had eliminated a House amendment which would
have authorized telegraph company mergers with the ap¬
proval of
the
amendment
was
Inter-State Commerce Commission.
This
said to have been rejected for two reasons:
of opposition likely to arise in Congress
at a proposal to consolidate the two competitive telegraph
systems in the United States (Western Union and Postal),
and second, the fact that no hearings were held on the ques¬
tion of telegraph mergers, and the conferees believed that
the topic was too important to be passed upon hastily.
An
abstract of the principal features of the legislation, as con¬
tained in Washington advices to the New York "Times"
on June 9, said:
because
first,
for the establishment of a comparatively simple
The measure provides
control, headed by a Federal Co-ordinator of Transporta¬
tion, who will work in co-operation with the roads themselves and with
labor to effect economies, but not at the expense of wage earners.
The Co-ordinator will be, in effect, a dictator of transportation, named
system of railroad
by the President with the advice and consent of the Senate, but appeal
from his decisions may be taken to the Inter-State Commerce Commission.
Unless revoked by the
Commission, the orders of the Co-ordinator will
have all the force and effect of
orders by the Commission,
Three Co-ordinating Bodies.
The bill provides
three
that, operating with the
co-ordinating committees,
Western groups
one
Co-ordinator, there shall be
each in the Eastern, Southern and
of railroads, each group to be
designated by the Co-ordi¬
nator.
Each of these committees will
contain seven members, five representing
the major roads, one representing steam
in
1932 less
.
railroads with operating revenues
representing electrical systems
than $1,000,000 and another
not connected with steam
The votes of railroads
railways.
through these committees will be on the basis
of
than one representative
Railroads will be assessed $1.50 a mile to cover
mileage, but "no railroad system shall have more
on any
such committee."
the expenses of
this set-up.
f
,
Joseph B. Eastman, member of the Inter-State Commerce
Commission since 1919, was appointed Federal Co-ordinator
of Transportation by President Roosevelt on June
16,
immediately after the President had signed the Emergency
Railroad Transportation Act.
Mr. Eastman's appointment
had been generally anticipated.
abrogation
itself.
would
ordinary session of Congress months of arguments before
the measures already signed or awaiting signature
required of an
reaching
a
decision.
Outstanding enactments of the special session include:
authorizations
Economy
providing
for
reduction
of
approximately
of
$350,000,000 in veterans' compensation and $125,000,000 in the pay
Railroad Relief Bill (the bill "to
national emergency in relation to interState railroad transportation"), creating a Co-ordinator to
bring about consolidations and effect economies in carrier
operation, became a law on June 16, when President Roose¬
velt affixed his signature to the measure.
It received the
final approval of Congress on June 9, when both the House
and Senate adopted a conference, report.
The bill was
The
have
As it turned out, this was
for the definite departure from the gold standard, the
gold payment clause in contracts and the inflation measure
Almost any of
Federal
President
Congress only a day or two after it assembled to vote
It took
Roosevelt power to reopen the
employment agencies and authorizes an appropriation of
$1,500,000 for the next fiscal year and $4,000,000 annually
President
Congress—
Seventy-Third
of
Session Marked by Enactment of
government employees.
Beer and wine bill,
legalizing beverages with an alcoholic content of 3.2%.
Gigantic three-in-one measure authorizing inflation; giving
of Agriculture
the Secretary
unprecedented power to raise farm prices and providing
$2,000,000,000 to refinance farm mortgages.
Tennessee
ending the twelve-year controversy over
valley authority,
Muscle Shoals.
Civilian Conservation Corps bill to put
275,000 unemployed to work in
the national forests.
Industrial control
if necessary, to enter
bill
to
allow industry,
through government suasion,
agreement limiting production, raising wages and re¬
ducing working hours.
Glass-Steagall banking reform measure, looking toward a unified
national
banking system.
Wagner-Peyser bill, setting up a Federal-State employment system.
Railroad
measure
to
rehabilitate the carriers under the direction
of a
Federal co-ordinator.
Home Mortgage bill, providing
on
$2,000,000,000 for refinancing mortgages
small homes.
Resolution abrogating
the gold-payment
clauses in existing or future
contracts.
Securities Act, requiring
Measures
putting
registration of securities offered for sale.
agricultural
Federal
credit
institutions
under the
Farm Credit Administration.
The $3,300,000,000 public
trial
works program, passed as a part of the
Indus¬
Control bill.
Measure voting $500,000,000
for direct relief grants to States.
The $3,500,000,000 deficiency
bill which provided the funds for many
the ventures
Processing
Tax of About 30 Cents on
of
previously decided upon.
Wheat Under Agricultural
Adjustment Act—Percentage of Acreage
and 1935 Not to Exceed
Reduction in 1934
20%.
of Agriculture Wallace announced
processing taxes and acreage reduction, as
applied to wheat, under the Farm Relief or Agricultural
Adjustment Act.
Secretary Wallace indicated that no gen¬
eral curtailment was proposed for this year's crop, but that
the percentage of acreage reduction in 1934 and 1935, which
may be asked, while still undetermined (pending the outcome
of the London Wjheat Conference)", was in no case to exceed
20%. The tax was fixed at 30 cents a bushel, effective
July 9, according to the regulations announced June 27 by
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace, with the approval of
President Roosevelt.
The tax is equivalent to $1.38 per
barrel of flour.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York "Journal of Commerce" on June 27, in noting
the action of Acting Secretary of Agriculture R. G. Tugwell
in proclaiming the processing tax, said:
On June 16 Secretary
the program for
The maximum processing
tax of 30 cents a bushel was
proclaimed by
wheat market for the
bushel mark. In ex¬
planation of this action, it was declared that the maximum tax was neces¬
sary in order to close the gap between the current average farm price of
wheat and the fair exchange value of wheat which is based on pre-war parity
prices of wheat and industrial products purchased by the farmer.
Acting Secretary Tugwell despite the fact that the
first time in several years
past swept past the $1 per
Continued Growth and Activity of the
Non-Ferrous Metals
Also Manifest
electrolytic
Iron and Steel Trader
Strength.
Activity further increased during June in all lines of trade
Steel production steadily increased week by week and
rate of expansion established will always stand as one of
most eventful in
the ups and downs of the
In its issue of June 8 the "Iron Age" reported
the
the
steel industry.
that ingot out¬
44%. In its issue of
June 15 the "Age" reported that steel production had further
increased from 44% to 47%, and stated that although
control legislation (through the National Recovery Act)
might have speeded up buying, and demands remained un¬
balanced, with little support coming from the railroads,
construction, or the oil industry^ there was no gainsaying
that steel consumption was still increasing.
June sales of
automobiles were moving contrary to the usual seasonal
trend, and retail deliveries might set a new high mark for
the year.
More steel tonnage was now being placed by
makers of medium and high priced cars, and mills believed
put had risen from 41% of capacity to
the flow of business from the automotive
#
trade would remain
fairly high level until at least the middle of July.
Tin
plate specifications were the heaviest in more than three
years and production was sustained at a 90% rate.
On
June 22 the "Age" reported that steel production was now up
to the 50% rate/ for the first time since April 1931.
It also
reported that with steel buyers increasing their specifications
and pressing for shipments, mills were beginning to expe¬
rience difficulty in keeping up with demand, in some cases
falling behind on deliveries.
These evidences of growing
market tension, emphasized by the appearance of a scarcity of
skilled labor in certain Eastern mills, the "Age" was prompted
a
<
to remark
were
reminiscent of conditions which had
been
conspicuous by their absence since the '20s.
The primary
of the bulge in demand was the piling up of releases
against low priced second quarter contracts as the June 30
dead line drew near.
While all of this tonnage would not
get into immediate consumption, speculative buying had been
held down both by the tonnage limitations of contracts and
the unsatisfactory financial standing of many buyers.
In
the automobile industry, at least, there had been little pro¬
tective buying.
The bulk of the steel placed by the motor
car builders had been for immediate requirements and their
main concern had been to get deliveries on time.
To guard
against interruptions in their production schedules they were
having much of their steel rushed to their plant by motor
truck.
On June 29 the "Iron Age" stated that steel pro¬
duction had made another 3-point gain, advancing from 50%
of capacity to 53%, and observed that the upward swing of
output which had been uninterrupted since operations struck
a low of
14% in the third week of March marked one of the
sharpest recoveries in the history of the trade.
The expan¬
sion of production, it was averred, had been closely paralleled
by a comparable growth of consumption, especially on the
part of automobile makers and other industries making con¬
sumer goods.
It had been largely from tin plate, bars, sheets,
strip and other light rolled products that the steel industry
had obtained the tonnage which had made heavier
opera¬
tions possible.
Business from the construction industry and
from the railroads had been insignificant and it was now a
question how much further steel output could increase with¬
out such support.
The "Age" was inclined to think that
the first phase of recovery appeared to be over and said
that this view was supported by the fact that latterly at any
rate many buyers had been taking steel in excess of their
known requirements.
Specifications against second quarter
contracts had been unusually heavy.
Prices for steel products also moved higher, though there
was much
uncertainty as to the course of prices for the im¬
mediate future.
Steel mills refrained from quoting for the
third quarter of the year except with a stipulation
protecting
them against increased production costs incident to the
carrying out of the provisions of the National Industrial
Recovery Act.
The "Iron Age" made the composite price
cause
of finished steel June 27, 1.904c. a pound, against
month earlier, and the price of steel scrap $10.08 a
1.892
gross
a
ton,
against $9.75 a month earlier, but the composite price of
pig iron remained unchanged at $15.01 a gross ton.
Nearly all the non-ferrous metals sharply advanced at. the
beginning of June and retained their advances the rest of the
month.
Lake copper for delivery in Connecticut rose to
8c.
a
lb.
"Metal and Mineral Markets" in its issue June29
reported that, with the movement of raw materials into con¬
sumptive channels slowly increasing, and producers busy in
drawing up codes of practice designed to provide for a
"living wage" under the National Industrial Recovery Act
operators in major metals continued to take a rather bullish
view of the general situation.
Active buying of zinc at
higher levels was noted with the call for lead and tin also
satisfactory. Interest in copper from a trading standpoint
centered, it was stated, in the revival of buying in foreign
markets.
European buyers were impressed with the stability
of prices here and by reports to the effect that
something
might come out of the London Monetary and Economic
Conference that might bring about concerted action to
support basic commodities.
Prices realized in the European
market toward the end of the month ranged from 7.60c.
c.i.f. to 8.05c.
In this country all copper sales were on the
8c. basis for delivery in Connecticut.
Here in New York
.
after the sharp rise in April and May,
copper,
further
Continued
and business and found its strongest manifestation in the
iron and steel trades as in the months immediately preceding.
at
7
MONTHLY REVIEW
July, 1933.]
advanced on June 1 from 7.25c. to 7.75c. and
remained at that, figure the rest of the month.
Lake copper
further advanced June 1 from 7.50c. to 8.00c. which latter
remained the quotation the rest of the month.
Tin prices
steadily advanced and the New York quotation June 30
was 44.75
against 39.25c. at the close of May.
Lead at
New York also continued its upward movement, and after
the rise during the preceding two months, was marked up
June 1 from 3.90c. to 4.10c. and further advanced June 9
to 4.20c.
Lumber
Trade Also Continues to Show Growing Activity Even
Though Building and New Construction Still Lag.
The National Lumber Manufacturers' Association in its
weekly returns from regional associations, covering the
operations of 648 leading soft wood and hard wood mills,
presented most favorable accounts regarding conditions in
the lumber industry.
For the week ended June 24 lumber
production, it was stated, had overtopped all records since
September 1931 and lumber shipments all records since
July 1931. New business, though a trifle under that for the
week ended June 10, was otherwise the largest in volume since
December 1930.
Production totaled for the week 186,116,000 feet shipments were 225,087,000 feet and new orders
253,091,000 feet.
Compared with the corresponding week
of the preceding year production was 53 % greater, shipments
were 68% heavier and new orders
90% greater.
All the
different regions showed gains over 1932 in all items.
Advance
10%
in
Price
in
of
10 Days,
facturers
National
See
Paper Materials—Sulphite Pulp
Affecting
Possibility
Industrial
Increased
Writing Paper and Bags—Manu¬
of
Wage
Recovery
Increases
Result
as
of
Act.
An advance of about 10% in the price of sulphite pulp
the manufacture of paper was made in the last
used in
10
days of June, it
was indicated in the New York "Times"
28, which also had the following to say:
of June
This
became
known
yesterday
at
meeting
a
of
committee
a
of the
American Paper & Pulp Association to draw up that industry's code under
the National Industrial Recovery Act.
With
the
increases
the
advances
in the price
made
of
by importers
and
rags
in sulphite pulp
prices sharp
old papers have been registered.
of old papers the increase was from $6 to $14 a ton, or
case
of
In
130%.
The advance in sulphite prices has carried up automatically the
prices
writing paper, wrapping paper and paper bags.
Reticent
Price Change.
on
Manufacturers of the finer grades of paper also were reluctant to discuss
price changes in view of unsettled conditions attributed to efforts to apply
the National Industrial Recovery Act.
One of the leading manufacturers
disclosed that sulphite pulp of prime quality was being quoted as follows:
Old Price
New Price
per Ton.
per
Percentage
of
Ton.
Increase.
Bleached sulphite pulp
Unbleached (prime strong)
$42.00
35.50
No. 1 book bleached domestic
No. 1 book unbleached domestic
There has been
an
$46.00
36.00
41.00
,
47.50
.16
36.00
.11
32.50
advance of about
$5
ton
a
on
.10
.075
bleached soda pulp.
The bleached and soda pulps go into the manufacture of the finer grades
of
papers
bleached
used for
books
sulphite pulp
and magazines and
into
goes
newsprint,
The un¬
writing papers.
wrapping paper and other
heavier grades.
The material advances in writing paper, wrapping paper and paper bags
were
described
contracts
by members of the trade
were
that
expected
not
the
as
likely to be quoted
situation
with
spot prices.
before fall,
reference
to
the
It
was
said that
by which time it is
National
Industrial
Recovery Act will be understood.
Wrapping
A
paper
10% increase in
in
Chicago
last
has advanced to
paper
bags
A
week.
as
much
fixed by
was
committee
of
in conference here yesterday and will
was
ence
to
contemplated price increase.
a
as
2)4 and 3 cents a pound.
committee of the industry
a
the
wrapping
paper
industry
confer again to-day with refer¬
The committee is considering the
prospective increase, it is understood, in connection with a projected wage
From
increase.
consideration
one
was
source
it
reported that the wage increase under
was
33 1-3%.
Supports Spot Price Theory.
The assertion that
the
price advances put into effect recently by the
sulphite importers
were spot
manufacturer who
supplied
was
supported to
some
extent by one
set of quotations slightly different from the
He said that bleached sulphite pulp had been quoted to him at
others.
$53
prices
a
a ton as
against $43 about 10 days ago, and that unbleached sulphite
had been priced him at $38 a ton as against $33 before the price rise began.
The manufacturer who gave
in prices
all along
the latter figures forecast that the increase
of materials used in papermaking were bound to result in increases
the line for paper.
He pointed
out that there had
been increases in the price of sulphur
frprn Texas which is used in the .manufacture of chemical
pulp.
He cited
rising prices for pulpwood.
This manufacturer foresaw that wages were
of the
move
to shorten hours, increase the
He pointed to increased prices
and
power.
bound to go
up as a
result
spread and fix minimum scales.
being asked for coal used for steam drying
He also mentioned that higher prices were being asked for
felts and wires and mill supplies used in paper
making.
Textile Markets
Best
Develop Further Activity, in Many Cases to the
Figures in Many Years—Raw Cotton Enjoys a Further
Spurt
in
Upward—Wool,
Silk,
Phenomenal Recovery.
Rayons and Rubber All Share
f
In the textile trades the revival went to really sensational
lengths and all divisions of the industry shared in the im¬
provement.
The cotton industry was reported as more
active than at any time since the stock market crash in
October 1929.
The U. S. Census figures, made public for
the mouth of May under date of June 14, showed that cotton
consumption in the United States during the month had
comprised 620,909 bales of lint and 76,084 bales of linters,
or nearly double the consumption in the
corresponding month
of the preceding year, when the consumption was
only
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8
332,372 bales of lint and 50,941 bales of linters.
The Census
figures of mill activity, issued on June 21, showed that,
based on an activity of 8.96 hours per day, the average of
spindles operated during May 1933 had been 34,778,658,
at 112.3% capacity on a single-shift basis.
This percent¬
age compared with 95.7% for April and with only 63.3% for
May 1932.
At the same time the price of raw cotton
spurted still higher with great rapidity in the general upward
movement of all commodity values, influenced very largely
by the spectacular slump of the American dollar as expressed
in the terms of foreign currency units, and particularly the
pound sterling and the French franc, this shrinkage in the
dollar value abroad being looked upon as part of the general
scheme of inflation by which the Administration at Washing¬
ton was undertaking to establish a permanently higher level
of values in this country.
The latter part of the month the
spot price for cotton in New York ruled above 10c. a lb.,
and on certain days when the depreciation of the dollar
became especially pronounced, the upward flight of the
staple reached spectacular proportions.
One such occasion
was Monday, June 26, at a time when the American dollar
suffered an especially bad break and when wheat prices shot
up in a phenomenal fashion on bad news regarding the grow¬
ing wheat crop in this country and in the Dominion of Can¬
ada.
On that day (June 26) spot cotton on the New York
Cotton Exchange was marked up to 10.45c., as against
9.60c. the previous Saturday.
It will be observed that this
or
was an
advance of $4.25
a
bale.
On June 30 the New York
spot price was 10.15c., as against 9.35e. on May 31 and as
compared with less than 6c. a lb. on several days the pre¬
ceding February.
Prices of cotton cloth moved upward in
corresponding fashion.
Print cloths at Fall River for 28-in.
64x60 were marked up from 4)4c. to
4^c. on June 14 and
to 4%c. on June 26.
This compares with only 234c. early
in April.
The price of 27-in. cloths 60x64 June 30 was
434c-> against 4c. May 31 and 234c. at the beginning of
April; 30-in. 40x30 7-oz. Osnaburgs were quoted at 9c.
June 30 against 734c. May 31 and 5c. at the beginning of
April.
Another element in the rise in the price of goods
was the National Industrial Recovery Act.
The codes to
be put into operation under this Act were submitted by the
leaders in the industry and their main provisions had refer¬
ence to the fixing of minimum wages and maximum hours
per man and by machine, both adding materially to the cost
of producing the goods.
;
An uncertain feature in this situation is the application of
,
the Farm
follows
Relief Act to
in
the
raw
cotton.
,
This is discussed
as
New
England letter of the First National
Government, under the provisions
of, that law, has offered to cotton growers cash payments
averaging $8 to $9 per acre for acreage which they contract
to remove from production, and in addition an option to
buy Government held cotton at 6c. per pound, the cash pay¬
ment per acre and the amount of cotton optioned to each
producer being based on the yield ordinarily obtained from
the land in question.
If the grower does not desire an option
on Government cotton he will receive a higher cash payment.
If a sufficient reduction in acreage is effected, perhaps
around 10,000,000 acres, the Secretary of Agriculture will
declare the plan operative and impose a tax on the first proces¬
sing of cotton to make the cash payments, thus increasing
the cost of the raw material, to the domestic industry.
While there is a large surplus of cotton depressing the market,
the amount is no greater than the cumulative reduction in
consumption that has occurred during the depression and
could easily be absorbed under restored conditions of trade,
provided, of course, that domestic output were kept within
Bank of
Boston:
"The
reasonable bounds."
The woolen
industry showed the greatest activity experb
According to the New York "Wool Topic
Exchange Service," advance business on women's wear wool
goods was the heaviest in four years, despite the fact that
forward buying was restricted chiefly to jobbers and a few
of
the more important garment manufacturers.
Several
mills opened their lines only to close their books several
days later, having accepted all of the business that they
could handle for the next few months.
The Exchange
Service continued as follows under date of June 2 (and the
same conditions prevailed the rest of the month):
enced in years.
Most
of, the woolen and worsted mills are operating close to capacity.
Thousands have returned to work at increased wages at Lawrence, Mass.,
and in other manufacturing centers.
Unable to obtain the wool they need
in domestic markets, a number of mills have been forced to draw on for¬
eign supplies.
Philadelphia
Clothing factories in Rochester, New York, Chicago and
have stepped
up
operations,
having
booked
heavy initial
business from retailers.
The
wool market also continued strong
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$1.8734 @$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
comparing with $4.70@$4.75 on Jan. 31 1930. In the case
of the 20-22 deniers Japanese crack double extra were quoted
at $2.2234 @$2.2734 June 30 against $1.70 @$1.75 May 31;
$1.5234@$1.5734 April 29; $1.10@$L15 March 31; $1.15@
$1.20 Feb. 28; $1.1234 @$1.1734 Jan. 31; $1.4734 @$1-5234
Dec. 31
1932; $1.4234 @$1.4734 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; $1.1734@$1.2234 June 30; $1.10@$1.15
May 31; $1.3234@$1.3734 April 30; $1.4234 @$1-4734
March 31; $1.70@$1.80 Feb. 29; $1.95@$2 Jan. 30, ah in
1932; $1.85@$1.90 Dec. 31 1931; $2.30@$2.3234 Nov. 30
$2.10@$2.15 Oct. 31 1931, and comparing with $4.60@
$4.65
Jan. 31 1930.
on
Crude rubber after decided weakness the
early part of the
latter part.
Ribbed
quoted at only 5%c.
asked on June 15 and for several days thereafter; this was on
a report published in a London
paper that Great Britain had
abandoned all ideas of restriction and that Colonial Secretary
month
showed
recovery again the
smoked sheets for spot delivery was
Cunliffe-Lister
was
convinced of the
futility of the policy.
The report was later denied, but not until
considerably.
The
trade
prices had yielded
was that Great
International restric¬
understanding
Britain would not take the initiative
on
tion, but would consider such a proposal from the Dutch
provided it embodied a practical scheme for control of Dutch
native outputs.
On June 30 ribbed smoked sheets for spot
delivery were quoted at 624c. asked against 634c. asked
May 31; 4 5-16c. asked on April 29 and 234®. bid and 3c.
asked March 31; 2 15-16c. asked Feb. 28; 2%c. bid and
2 15-16c. asked Jan. 31; 3 3-16c. bid and 334c. asked Dec. 31
1932; 334c. bid and 334c. asked on Nov. 30; 334®. asked on
Oct. 31; 324c. bid and 3 ll-16c. asked Sept. 30; 434c- 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,
354a3 ll-16c. Feb. 29; 4 5-16@4 7-16c. Jan. 30; 4 13-16@
4 15-16c. Dec. 31 1931; 4 5-16@424c. on Nov. 30; 4 9-16@
424c. Oct. 31; 434@4^4c. Sept. 30; 5@534c. Aug. 31;
5£4@5Mc. July 31; 6 13-16@6 15-16c. June 30; 634c. bid
May 29; 5?4@6c. April 30; 634 @7c. March 31; 724 @7%c.
Feb. 28; 7%@8c. Jan. 31; 834@834c. Dec. 31 1930, and
15M@1534c. Feb. 28 1930.
tube
and' Tire
Advanced
Prices
Up 7Y2
by Leading
to
Companies—Tires
10%.
Prices of tires
were advanced
734% to 10% and inner
14% on June 6. This was the second general increase
in prices in five weeks, they having been raised 334% to 7%
on May
1.
The New York "Journal of Commerce" of
June 7, with regard to the latest increase, said:
tubes
The second and greater
boost in tire lists
may
still be followed by further
upward revisions, said one of the large rubber firms in making the announce¬
Instead of diminishing, as is customary at this period of the
ment.
tire
selling season, sales are holding at a high level for the industry and in some
instances showed further gains at the start of June.
The advance in tire lists, effective 8 a.m. June 7, was participated in
the United States, Goodyear,
and
by
Goodrich, Pennsylvania, General, Seiberling
Kelly-Springfield companies.
J. D. Tew, President of the B. F. Goodrich Co., in announcing advances
9%, said the revisions would apply to the entire Goodrich line,
of 8 to
making the second of the year and following an increase of about 5% by
May 1, which was the first tire price boost "in nearly
that company on
eight years."
Advices from Akron, Ohio, June 7, to the paper previously
quoted, said that the advances in tire prices named by lead¬
ing manufacturers on June 6 were followed by the Firestone
Tire & Rubber Co. and other rubber companies on June 7.
The advices contained the following statement issued by
John W. Thomas, President of the Firestone company in
regard to the increase in prices:
The
increase
advances of
just announced is fully justified in
over
The increase does not yet
issuing
new
view of the recent
100% in cost of rubber and over 50% in cost of cotton.
We are
bring tire prices up to the Jan. 1 level.
price lists and feel that another advance in
tire
prices will
surely follow if the cost of rubber and cotton continues to advance.
Indian
British
Import Duties Increased
Piece
on
Non-British
Goods.
Cotton
i
The
Department of Commerce at Washington stated on
June 10 that effective June 7 British Indian import duties
had been increased on non-British cotton piece goods (other
than fents of not more than nine yards in length) to 75%
ad valorem from the previous rate of 50% ad valorem, with
plain
of
subject to a specific minimum duty of 634
as against the former specific alternative
per pound, according to a cablegram from
gray now
annas
per
534
pound
annas
C. Howard, Calcutta.
It is
approxi¬
with quotations
10% to 15% above the previous month and with the advance
Trade
Commissioner George
added
that
early in April put at from 50% to 75% on the various
grades, with medium wool showing the largest gains. The
silk industry also worked into a better state, influenced by
sharp advances in the prices of raw silk. Japanese double
extra 13-15 deniers closed Juue 30 at $2.1734 @$2.2234 on
June 30 and on June 28 sold as high as $2.30. This compares
with $1.65@$1.70 on May 31; $1.4734 @$1.5234 April 29;
$1.15@$1.20 March 31; $1.1734@$1.2234 Feb. 28; $1.15@
$1.20 Jan. 31; $1.4734 @$1.5234 Dec. 31 1932; $1.4234@
$1.4734 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; $1.1234@
since
mately 1.9 cents.
$1.1734 June 30; $1.10@$1.15 May 31; $1.35@$1.40
April 30; $1.50@$1.55 March 31; $1.6734@$1.70 Feb. 29;
checking "the British Empire's aggressive tariff and general commercial
raw
Japanese
the
Adopt
anna
India
at present exchange equals
Cotton
Approves Boycott as
Ban — Spinners' Federation
Retailatory Measure.
The New York "Evening Post" in a
dispatch from Osaka
(Japan), June 13, reported:
The Cotton
Spinners' Federation to-day unanimously approved a boy¬
cott against Indian raw
This
levied
action
cotton.
in retaliation against
a
recent 50%
increase in duties
by India against non-British cotton cloths.
It follows
that
was
the
by
a
Japanese
few days a statement by a Foreign
Government was
policies against Japan."
Office spokesman
considering methods of effectively
.
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July> 1933.]
of the differences between Japan
Indian goods in the Japanese
It has been predicted that as a result
and India, American raw cotton may replace
market, in which it
once
held
Newspapers have reflected
primacy.
a wave
of anti-British feeling among Japanese
industrial and commercial interests as a result of the increase in
cloth tariffs of India.
The
the cotton
Japanese view is that these increases mean
the
death of the. Indian textile trade.
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Sugar prices were well maintained at the sharp advances
previous months, though occasional sales at reduced
figures were noted.
Cuban raw sugar sold at 1.50® 1.46c.
June 28 as against 1.48 @1,49c, on May 31.
The wholesale
price of refined sugar at New York was advanced June 8
from 4.50c. to 4.60c. by all the leading refineries.
of
►
Hides, Leather and Footwear Continue to Share in the
General
Recovery.
business was partly in summer wear and partly represented
advance orders for the autumn season, and reflected not only
replenishment of depleted
The First National Bank
of Boston observes that some uncertainty prevailed as to
the extent of adjustments that must be made in the retail
price of shoes as a result of higher material prices ana other
manufacturing costs, present and prospective, and the
manner in which the consumer is likely to react to such ad¬
vances appeared to be causing some uneasiness as to the hide
and leather markets, the same authority remarked, adding:
better retail demand, but also the
A lull
in
distributing channels.
business
new
but
confident outlook characterizes the hide
a
and leather markets at the present
The prevailing dulness is gen¬
time.
erally considered desirable, in view of the large volume
of business at rapid
place since March.
Light native cow¬
advances in price which has taken
hides sold recently at 12H cents per pound, compared
with the year's low,
in February, of 4H cents.
Very little business has been done at this level,
however, and a slight recession may be necessary to attract buying,'
After
buying
advances ranging from 50 to 100% on the various types of leather,
is not
active
as
as
it
was
While hides have had
a
for
a
time, but prices remain very firm.
greater relative advance than any
other com¬
modity, the statistical position of the former has been unusually strong.
One of the principal reasons for
this strong position has been the fact that
the supply of hides
reduced slaughter.
coincident with the decrease in leather consumption
also declined, because of a smaller demand for meat and
Recent data, however, indicate a sharp rise in cattle slaughter.
Federal
inspected slaughter in May totaled 717,000 head of cattle, as compared
with 616,000 in April and about the same
inclusive
but
number in May a year ago.
Less
fairly representative weekly figures covering a part of the
current month show a definite
continuation of this rising trend of supply.
Grain Markets Soar and Position of Agricultural Classes
Improved-'-Wheat Sells Above
Options at
a
Dollar
a
Bushel
on
Greatly
Puturo
Well Maintained—Copper
Chicago—Sugar Prices
Weaker.
The
one of the most striking
Speculation in grains reached
gigantic proportions, recalling the old days when the specula¬
tion at the Chicago Board of Trade commanded large outside
support.
The rise in prices may be said to have continued
throughout almost the entire month but proceeded by leaps
and bounds the latter part of the month.
On Monday,
June 26 and Tuesday, June 27, the rise each day ran as high
as 6@7c.
a bushel.
This was on bad news regarding the
growing wheat crop, both in the United States and in Canada,
and the movement was helped along by the concurrent great
further depreciation of the American dollar in the foreign
exchanges.
The Agricultural Bureau report early in June
had confirmed the Department's estimate of a tremendous
shortage in the growing winter wheat crop of this country.
The Department estimated the crop only a little larger
than the previous month, namely at 341,017,000 bushels as
against 337,485,000 bushels, and comparing with 462,151,000
bushels harvested in 1932 and 787,465,000 bushels harvested
in 1931.
But now came news tnat the spring wheat crop of
the United States was also being badly damaged by the
prolonged drouth and intensely hot weather in large areas of
Minnesota, North and South Dakota, and the adjacent
States.
Not only that, but the Northwestern provinces of
jump in grain prices
was
events of the month of June.
i
Canada
were
the
were
suffering from the
threatened with
even
same
more
adverse condition and
serious cuts in yield since
wheat crop of
Canada, consisting almost entirely of
aggregated 428,514,000 bushels.
Under the influence of these adverse factors, wheat prices
now advanced,
as already stated, by leaps and bounds.
The July option for wheat in Chicago touched a high of
96on June 27 and closed June 30 at 9034c. as against
the opening price of 7234®. on June 1.
The September
wheat option in Chicago touched 98
June 27 and closed
June 30 at 9334c- against the opening price on June 1 of
7434®. December wheat at Chicago touched $1.01 % June 27
and closed June 30 at 96c. as against 77c., the opening price
on June
1.
The May 1934 option for wheat at Chicago
sold as high as $1.06on June 27.
At Winnipeg prices also
moved briskly upward, though in much more moderate
fashion and at a lower level of values.
July wheat at Winni¬
peg touched 8034c. on June 27 and closed June 30 at 7234c.;
on June 7 the same option sold at 62c.
Prices of other grains
also shot upward with great rapidity
July corn at Chicago
touched 55 J4c. June 27 and closed June 30 at 52c. as against
the opening price on June 1 of 44c.
The September corn
option at Chicago touched 60%a. June 27 and closed June 30
at 57c. as against the opening price on June 1 of 47c.
July
oats at Chicago touched 45c. June 27 and closed June 30
at 43 %et which compares with the opening price on June 1
of 2434®.
September oats at Chicago advanced to 46Mc.
June 27 and closed June 30 at 4534c. against an opening
price on June 1 of 2534c.
The conclusion of arrangements
for a credit of $50,000,000 to China to facilitate the purchase
by that country of American cotton and American wheat,
was announced by the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation
spring
wheat,
in
1932
.
on
June 4.
prices
weakened somewhat.
The 'Farm Credit
to the Federal Farm Board, an¬
successor
nounced
Shoe factories remained unusually busy for the season of
the year and orders kept coming in in good volume.
The
stocks in
Coffee
Administration,
on June 28 that the New York coffee office of the
Grain Stabilization Corporation had on that
day sold the
customary monthly quota of 62,500 bags of Santos coffee
at prices ranging from 8.55c. to 9.15c.
per lb.
At the May
sale the range of prices was from 9.26c. to 9.36c. per lb.
The Brazilian Government on June
would pay coffee growers 30 milreis
25 announced
that it
($2.40) a bag for this
year's "sacrifice quota" of the coming crop in an effort to
lower production and boost prices.
The previous year the
Government paid approximately $2.65 a bag "sacrifice
quota" for all coffee burnt or otherwise destroyed to eliminate
over-production.
No. 7 Rio for spot delivery in the New
York market was quoted at 734c. June 30
against 734c- on
May 31 and also 734e. Apr. 29 and on Mar. 31, and compar¬
ing with 8®834c. Feb. 28; 814c. Jan. 31; 834c. Dec. 31 1932;
834c. Nov. 30; 834c. Oct. 31, and the nominal price of 10c.
bid on Sept. 28.
This last compares with 834c. bid Aug. 31;
834c. July 30; 7J4c. on June 30; 834c. May 31; 734@7J4c.
Apr. 30; 734c. Mar. 31; 734c. Feb. 29; 734c. Jan. 30; also
with 7@734c. Dec. 31 1931; 634®634c. Nov. 30; 534 @6c.
Oct. 31; 534c. Sept. 30; 534®534c. Aug. 31; 534®6c. July 31;
6J4@7c. June 30; 634c. May 29; 634 ®634c. Apr. 30; 534c.
Mar. 31; 534@534c■ Feb. 28; 634®- Jan. 31, all in the year
1931, and with 734 @7 34®. Dec. 31 1930.
No. 7 Santos June 30 was quoted 734 @8c. June 30 against
8®834c. on May 31 and the same on Apr. 29 and on Mar.
31, and against 834@834c. Feb. 28; 834c. Jan. 31; 9c. Dec.
31 1932; 934c. Nov. 30 and 1034c. Oct. 31.
There was no
quotation Sept. 30 1932 for this grade, but earlier in Sept. the
price was 14c. bid. This compares with 1234®. Aug. 31; 1034c.
July 30; 934 @934c. June 30; 934® 10c. May 31; 9c. Apr. 30;
834c. Mar. 31; 834c. Feb. 29; 834c. Jan. 30.
It also com¬
pares with 8@834c. Dec. 31 1931; 734@734®
Nov. 30;
734c. bid Oct. 31; 6J4@7c. Sept. 30; 634@634c. Aug. 31;
734 @7J4c. July 31; 834@9c. June 30; 834@834c. May 29,
and the same figures for Apr. 30; 734@8c- Mar. 31; 734®8c.
Feb. 28; 8 34®9c. Jan. 31, all in the year 1931, and with834 @934c. Dec. 31 1930 and 1134c. Oct. 31 1930.
Petroleum
and
Products—General
Its
Advances
in
Prices
the
Feature.
General advances
in
both in
prices,
the
case
of crude
petroleum and the refined products were the distinctive
feature of the petroleum industry during the month of
June.
A proposal permitting the President of the United
States to fix maximum and minimum petroleum
prices was
adopted by representatives of more than 40 crude oil pro¬
ducing companies which supply 95% of the country's
output. ,At a meeting in Chicago on June 17 the proposal
was included in a code drafted by independent and large oil
producers under the division of the National Industrial
Recovery Act.
On the same day delegates representing
33 independent producers' associations and the American
Petroleum Institute, also meeting at Chicago, agreed upon
an allotment plan for the industry under which production
would be limited and drilling of new wells would be pro¬
hibited except with permission from the President.. The
Texas Railroad Commission on June 13 authorized a reduc¬
tion of 1-3 in the East Texas oil field production allowable
according to Associated Press advices from Austin, Tex.,
June 13, which said that for several weeks the production
had been approximately 820,000 barrels daily.
The^new
allowable was estimated to be from 550,000 to 575,000
barrels daily.
The new order became effective at midnight
13.
On the other hand the Oklahoma Corporation
June
June 20
Commission
on
allowable of
three flush
voted
areas
2 to
1
to
increase the oil
in Oklahoma 77,091
barrels
daily for the remainder of June.
The increase was per¬
mitted, it was said, as a result of improved demand caused
by higher crude prices.
On June 28 the Oklahoma Cor¬
poration Commission ordered the allowable petroleum pro¬
duction for July fixed at 594,384 barrels daily, compared
with 525,747 barrels in June.
This represented a further
daily increase of 68,637 barrels.
In the following we show
all the principal price changes of the month both in the case
of crude oil and the refined product.
Crude Oil.
15—Bell
June
barrel
to
Texas
Oil
& Gas Co.
advances Oklahoma crude price 25c. a
and also posts 15c. advance in Panhandle
price of 50c.,
crude.
new
June 15—Tide Water
June 16—Danciger
crude, the new price
Oil Co. posts 10c. advance in Conroe crude.
Oil & Gas Co. posts 10c. advance for East Texas
being 35c.
June 17—Effective at
7
a.
m.
to-day, the White Eagle Oil Corp., sub¬
Socony-Vaeuum. will pay 52c. for Kansas crude of 40 gravity
and above, this being a 27c. increase and restores prices to level in effect
sidiary of
Jan.
10
1933.
June; 17—In
addition to meeting advance of Sinclair-Prairie in mid-
continent.. East Texas and
Panhandle, Texas, the Magnolia Petroleum Co.,
subsidiary of Socony-Vacuum Corp., also advances West Texas crude 10c.
a
ou
barrel, new price 30c,; Darst Creek 12c. and Mirando 10c., new price
both
being 35c.;
Luling and Corsicana heavy 10c.t to 30c.
Lytton Springs 20c. advance, new price 46c.
a
barrel;
-
10
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June 17—Continental Oil Co. meets Sinclair-Prairie advance.
17—Ohio Oil Co. advances
June
June 27.—Advance of He. a gallon
Wyoming and Montana crudes.
Elk
Basin and Grass Creek light crudes are increased 27c. to new price of 63c.;
Big Muddy 20c., to 45c.; Rock Creek 6c., to 52c.; Sunburst 15c., to
new
June 17—South Penn Oil Co. advances Corning grade crude 10c. a barrel,
exception of that in Buckeye Pipe Line Co. lines, which
New prices:
South
from
Oil
Co.
posted for Pennsylvania bright stock,
Cylinder stocks advanced He.
of
New
Jersey advances
prices
gasoline
to 6.10c. throughout entire territory, with exception of Delaware
H
New
and
York
New
England tank
Bradford-Allegheny crude $1.47
West Pennsylvania
barrel; Pennsylvania grade
a
Pipe Line Co.
advanced 7c.
was
lines
$1.17;
in
Eureka
lines
17—Ohio Oil Co.
In
tank wagon and service station
car,
He. per gallon; in northern New Jersey, tank car,
tank wagon and service station prices were advanced 6.10c. a gallon,
barrel with
a
$1.12; in Buckeye lines, 97c.
June
27.—Standard
June
prices were advanced
price 60c.
June 17—All grades of Pennsylvania crude advanced 10c.
in
25 pour test, new price being 22c.
and Pennsylvania, but including Louisiana, Arkansas and Tennessee.
price of 80c.
new
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effec¬
tive June 28.
June 28.—Richfield
for tank car
Oil
Corp. of New York posts 6c.
per
gallon price
gasoline.
June 29.—Hartol Refining and
Republic Oil post 6c. price for tank car
gasoline.
advances central
crudes
western
New prices: Illinois and Princeton 67c.: Lima 75c.;
20c.
barrel.
a
Indiana 45c.;
Western
Kentucky 62c.
June
29.—Socony-Vacuum
Corp.
gallon throughout its territory,
tank
advances
car
He.
gasoline
a
bringing high-octane price at Long island
City to 6.15c. a gallon, equivalent to the 6c. posting generally observed
June 19—East Texas Refining Co. meets price of 50c.
Texas crude.
barrel for East
a
June 20—Humble Oil &
light crudes in Texas
in New York harbor.
June 29.—Service station
•
Refining Posts East Texas at 50c. flat.
Other
topped at 52c., being restored to the gravity
basis; Gray County posted from 34c. to 36c.; Carson County 29c. to 41c.;
were
gasoline prices advanced
lc. throughout the
state of Texas.
June
test,
29.—Pennsylvania bright stocks advanced lc.
price being 23c., and
new
West Texas and New. Mexico crudes 30c. flat; Refugio 45c.; Mirando
40c.;
a
gallon for 25 pour
the second advance within
THE JUNE FINANCING
OF
THE V.
S.
a
few days.
TREASURY.
Pettus 55c.; Darst Creek and Salt Flat 40c.; Conroe crude 35 to 35.9
gravity
advanced to 59c. with 2c. advance
each
on
fields.
•
June 20—Effective
as
.
of June 19, 7 a. m., Standard Oil Co. of Louisiana
posts new crude prices in Louisiana and Arkansas
56c.
Haynesville,
formerly 20c.
barrel, is
a
29c.;
40 and
above,
barrel,
a
Smackover crude,
priced at 30c.
increase
an
Eldorado,
Sarepta and Carterville, below
of
15c.
and
Kentucky crude price
the first
larly the circumstance that the
put out without
this
field in several years.
Oil
Marketing Co. meets Huinble's prices for
crude in Texas Panhandle.
June 21—In meeting advances of other companies,
new
Shell Petroleum also
field in Polk County, Texas, at flat price of 50c.
June 22—Texas Co. meets Humble Oil's postings in
Gray, Carson and
Hutchinson Counties, Texas
slightly
were
higher
June 26.—Effective at 7
vances in
Panhandle, and in Conroe and Darst fields,
than
a.
Texas
the
a
26.—South
barrel,
a
new
15c.
general increase by all majors
June 26.—Tide Water Pipe Line Co.
Allegheny crude, making
new
Penn
earlier
postings.
Standard Oil Co. of California posts ad¬
m.,
California crude ranging from 2c. to
gravity, leading
June
Company's
on
a
10c.
posts
barrel, according to
the west coast.
advance in
Co.
all
the
distinctive
issues of Government
that served
as a
test to show that in the sale of that; class of
obligations at least the absence of the gold clause had not
acted to impair the marketability of bills, though candor com¬
pels the statement that these Treasury bills (.sold on a dis¬
basis) do not really belong in the same category with
the other forms of Government
bills
advances
been
new obligations were to be
specific pledge of repayment in gold such
count
Bradford-
price $1.57.
Oil
had
any
characteristic of all previous
obligations, but instead they were nowmade payable in ordinary lawful money.
It is proper to
state, however, that on that point the Secretary of the Treas¬
ury, when announcing his financial plan, had results before
him, made in a sale of Treasury bills a day or two earlier,
as
June 21—Sinclair-Prairie
posted the
appear as a
price advance in
June 21—Ashland Refining Co. advances eastern
65c.
53c.
All with differential of 2c. per degree.
flat basis of 25c. per barrel.
now
cally different conditions from those of other recent periods.
The special occasion for concern in this instance was not
borrower on a large scale for a long time to come,
owing to the various activities into which the Federal Gov¬
ernment was being injected, through the Reconstruction Fi¬
nance Corporation, and the requirements of the National In¬
dustry Recovery Bill, the Farm Credit Bill, and to carry
through various other measures of relief, but more particu¬
below 29 gravity, 37c.; 40 and above, 61c.
29 gravity, 35c.; 40 and above, 59c
was
an unqualified success, notwithstanding
leading- particulars it was conducted under radi¬
alone the fact that the United States Treasury was likely to
gravity.
as
Sabine and De Soto, below 29 gravity, 35c.; 40 and above, 59c.
Former price for all
some
follows: Caddo, below
29
below
that in
Homer, below 29 gravity 32c.; 40 and
29 gravity 26c.; 40 and above, 50c.
above,
which
financing of the United States Treasury
during June proved
June 20—Gulf Oil Corp. meets new price lists in mid-continent and Texas
to
Tlie large-scale
degree, with 40 gravity topped
at 69c.
Pennsylvania crudes
10c.
prices being: $1.27 for oil in lines of South West Pennsylvania
for
run
obligations, inasmuch as such
only 91 days, whereas the certificates of indebt¬
edness included in the Treasury
for nine months and the
Pipe Lines Co. lines; $1.22 for oil in lines of Eureka Pipe Line Co., and $1.07
ran
for oil in lines of Buckeye Pipe Line Co.
program
of June financing
a full term
of five years.
June
26.—Stoll Oil
barrel, making
June
new
new
28.—South
Refining Co. advances Kentucky crude oil
price 85c. a barrel.
Oil
Penn
Co.
advances
Corning crude
10c.
15c.
a
barrel,
a
price being 70c.
1;—Standard
Oil
Co.
of
Nebraska,
June 1:—Standard
5c.
Refining
Co.,
gallon.
a
and
Adjust¬
Oil
Co.
of New
Jersey advances tank
gallon at Bayonne;
a
He.
to
4%C.
at
car
gasoline
Baltimore
and
June 2:—Standard
Oil Co. of New
line prices in New Jersey,
in
territories
at
Newark, N. J.,
where
Jersey advances service station
posting advances ranging up to 3 5c.
"price
wars"
will be
14.5c.
have
a
been
conducted.
The
a
gaso¬
gallon
price
new
gallon, cash, at service stations,
in¬
cluding 4c.tax.
June 3—Standard Oil Co. of New York advances tank-car
gasoline He.,
price being 5.10c., Long Island.
Also posts advance of 3-10c.
in service station prices throughout New
a
gallon
York and New England.
New
York City service station price now 14.5c., including tax of 4c.
June 5—Principal refiners in Pittsburgh area eliminate 2c. cash discount
gasoline sales, thus, in
on
new
effect, advancing service station prices 2c. to
June
5—Standard
a
Oil
Co.
are
of
New
Jersey advances tank
car
gasoline
gallon at Baltimore and Norfolk.
June 5—Gasoline prices
companies to
fuels
new
in
Richmond,
Va.,
area
advanced by leading
price of 12.8c., with 2c. cash discount.
3c. additional, all plus 6c.
in State and Federal
Premium motor
taxes.
June 14—New price basis adopted by Standard of Ohio result in increase
of
He. in two leading grades, and
at service stations
are
He.
on
low grade.
Actual advances
2He. to 2He., but 2c. discount is allowed
on
cash
June 16—Standard Oil Co. of Indiana advances tank
wagon and service
station gasoline prices He. a gallon on all grades throughout its
territory.
June 17—-Standard Oil Companies of New York, New Jersey and Indiana,
advance gasoline lc. per gallon.
June 17—Standard of Ohio advances gasoline
He. per gallon.
June 19—Hartol Products Co
posts He. advance in tank car gasoline
June 20—All
a
Co.
leading marketers in Oklahoma follow lead of Magnolia
and
post further gasoline advances,
bringing total rise to
gallon.
June 20—Standard Oil Co. of Louisiana advances tank
wagon and service
station gasoline prices He. a gallon in
Louisiana, Arkansas and Tennessee.
June 22—All majors in Philadelphia post. 2c. cash discount in
metropolitan
area.
June 26—Standard Oil Co. of New York will
post 5He. price for tank ear
gasoline.
June
lc.
a
26—Standard
Oil Co. of California advances all
grades of gasoline
gallon in the Pacific Coast territory.
June 26.—Chicago reports furnace oils advanced
at
of
the
the aggregate.
financing was announced in
Wednesday, June 7. The Treasury De¬
partment; offered $500,000,000. "or thereabouts," of 2%%
Treasury notes ranging for five years and $400,000,000 of
certificates of indebtedness running for nine months and
bearing only % of 1% interest, making $900,000,000 alto¬
the morning papers,
gether.
As
a
matter of fact, the combined offering was cer¬
tain to exceed greatly the nominal
$900,000,000, as the Secre¬
tary expressly reserved the right to increase the total offer¬
ing "by an amount sufficient to allot in full ail subscriptions
for amounts up to and including $10,000," the
purpose having
been expressed to keep the subscription books
several
days for the receipt of small subscriptions of that class.
Furthermore, subscriptions for which payment was to be
tendered in Treasury certificates of indebtedness maturing
June 15 1933, and of which
standing,
of
cash
$374,000,000
were
be allotted in full, the
were to
subscriptions
for
amounts
reported
same as
up
to
and
as out¬
in the
case
including
$10,000.
attracted
particular attention in this
program of
the low rate of interest offered in
both instances.
At the large piece of financing on April 23
1933 the Secretary disposed of an aggregate of $572,419,200 of
three-year Treasury notes carrying 27/8% interest, or the
Treasury financing
rate as in
same
tion.
was
the current
five-year offering of Treasury
The previous January, under the Hoover Administra¬
the Government disposed of $277,516,000 of
five-year
Treasury notes bearing only 2%% interest, the lowest rate
at which any issue of Treasury notes has ever been
put out.
As to the certificates of indebtedness, the
%% rate fixed in
the current nine months'
offering was precisely the same as
previous December in issuing one-year cer¬
when the Treasury, under the Secretaryship of
the rate fixed the
tificates,
Ogden L. Mills, set up a new post-war record for this class
of borrowing at such a low rate as % of 1%.
The Treasury
officials then stated that they knew of no lower rate at any
He. a gallon, making
prices as follows: No. 2 at6^c., No. 3 at5Mc., No. 4 at 4%c., No. 5
4Hc.
No. 1 oil was previously advanced (June 2D, and is now quoted
time for one-year certificates.
The program at that time also
included an offering of Treasury notes running for four
GHe.
years,
new
at
related further
promise of repayment in gold was not working in any way
financing of that description except pos¬
sibly that the tenders for the bilis were somewhat reduced in
notes.
prices.
lHc.
are
showed that the absence
to the detriment of
What
sales.
Petroleum
stated, it
open
price of 14. 5c., incl uding 4c. tax.
prices He.
as
As already indicated, the new
Philadelphia.
new
Woodin invited sub¬
The details of this sale of bills
below, and,
ment of statewide basis expected to follow.
He. to
result of that sale before him that Mr.
program.
Sinclair
Phillips Petroleum Co. reduce Omaha gasoline prices 2c.
prices
Secretary Woodin announced his June pro¬
Tuesday night, June 6, and the sale of Treasury bills
referred to occurred on Monday, June 5, and it was with the
gram on
scriptions to the securities included in his June financing
Gasoline and Kerosene.
June
Treasury notes for
,
June
out
27.—Socony-Vacuum advances gasoline prices He.
its territory.
a
gallon through¬
with, the rate of interest 2%%, as against the present
rate of
1932
a
27/8% for
note issue
a
five-year issue of notes, while in August
bearing only 2%% interest was pqt out, but
July, 1933.]
these latter
MONTHLY
KEVIEW
notes running only two years.
All this,
before any question as to the repayment of any
Government obligations in gold had arisen, and when not
even a remote
possibility of anything of the kind existed,
while now the Government had actually repudiated its obli¬
gation to make payment in gold and taken special pains to
make it plain that these new offerings of both Treasury notes
however,
were
11
growing out of the disposal of the $1,083,540,800 of new issues
aggregated $626,901,000, of which $300,872,800 represented
Government deposits in the New York Federal Reserve Dis¬
was
trict.
of
It deserves to be noted also that under the
provisions
Glass-Steagall Banking Act of 1933, the depositary
the
banks
were
completely relieved of the obligation to pay any
these Government deposits, as related in detail
discussion of the Money Market in
interest
on
and certificates of indebtedness would not be
in
Previously the language in that respect
columns.
payable in gold.
prin¬
cipal and interest of the notes (or certificates, as the case
might be) will be payable in United States gold coin of the
present standard of value," whereas now not only was this
provision of payment in gold eliminated, but no reference
whatever
made to the kind of money
was
in which repayment
made, the inference being that payment would be
to be
was
was that "The
in current funds, embracing all forms of legal tender.
In face of the absence of the gold clause,
subscriptions for
the new issues poured in in overwhelming amounts, and with
great alacrity, too.
As already stated, subscription books
Wednesday, June 7, and they wTere promptly
dosed at the close of business on the same day, the Federal
Reserve Bank reporting that "in accordance with instruc¬
tions from the Treasury Department the subscription books
were
opened
011
(for the two classes of obligations) had closed at the close
of business
that
our
subsequent
I'
The United States
Treasury also disposed of several issues
of Treasury bills on a discount
basis.
The first of these took
place
test,
on
as
Monday, June 5, and it was this sale that offered a
noted further above, of the effect of the
absence of
the clause for
bility
of
which
specific repayment in gold on the marketa¬
Government issues in the new conditions under
Treasury financing was now to be carried on. Notice
offering had been given May 31, and it consisted of
$75,060,600 of 91-day bills dated June 7 1933 and
of this
maturing
Sept. 6, the proceeds to be used to retire an issue of
$75,266,000 maturing on June 7.
Tenders were invited up to
Monday, jTune 5, and the bids aggregated
which
$75,529,000
by the Treasury
rate of
age
were
was
0.27%
accepted.
$197,947,000, of
The average price realized
99.932, this being equivalent to
on
a
bank discount basis.
day except for the receipt of subscriptions
for amounts up to and including $10,000."
A further notice
previous sale of Treasury bills, which
May 26, and which consisted of
came the very
At
an aver¬
the
last
gregated
on
next day, saying that books for the receipt of
tip to and including $10,000 would
be closed at the close of business on that day
(Thursday,
June 8).
When the figures were finally tabulated it was
subscriptions for amounts
found that the subscriptions had aggregated the
huge sum
of $5,659,599,900, and that of
these, $1,083,540,800 had been
allotted—an amount considerably in excess of the nominal
offering of $900,000,000. The subscriptions for the five-year
2%% Treasury notes reached $3,306,415,900, and the amount
allotted was
$623,441,800, this last including $179,018,000 ex¬
change subscriptions, which were allotted in full. The bids
for the %% nine months' certificates of indebtedness
totaled
$2,353,184,000, and the allotments were $460,099,000, includ¬
ing $152,673,000 exchange subscriptions, which were allotted
in full.
It should be added that the new issues
were
imme¬
diately quoted at substantial premiums in the market. Allot¬
ments on cash subscriptions exceeding
$10,000 were made on
a
graduated scale.
But there
feature of the
was one
offering of these Govern¬
ment
obligations which had not been changed in the slightest
degree, and which in itself, under prevailing conditions, acted
to
insure
wide market
for Government
obligations, and
especially those having, like the new Treasury notes, a fairly
long period to run—in this instance five years.
We refer to
the complete exemption from Federal income
taxes with
which both the Treasury notes and the certificates of
indebt¬
edness
same
a
endowed.
are
as
before.
The provision in that
If
respect
was the
the
Treasury officials were careful to
regarding repayment in gold, they were
equally careful to continue unchanged the provision
regard¬
ing tax exemption, and to state it in its broadest terms. The
Treasury circular offering the new obligations, both in the
omit the provision
case
of the
Treasury notes and in the
case
of the certificates
of
indebtedness, expressly said that "The notes (and also the
certificates) shall be exempt both as to principal and inter¬
est, from all
now or
taxation (except estate or inheritance
taxes)
hereafter imposed by the United States, any
State, or
of the possessions of the United States, or by
any local
The sweeping and all-embracing
authority."
pro¬
vision of this tax exemption feature should not
escape atten¬
any
taxing
tion.
Thus the
offerings)
new
obligations (as was the case with past
specifically exempt not only from the
were made
ordinary normal income taxes but also the Federal surtaxes
and likewise from local taxes of
every character and
tion—a feature certain to ensure
for United States
descrip¬
a
wide market in advance
obligations, especially
Federal income and
to such very
That the
what
the
as
both the normal
Federal surtaxes have
been
raised
high figures.
officials
were
not
unaware
of
drawing card this provision regarding tax
exemption
constituted, in inducing subscriptions, appeared when
they
intervened to prevent Congress from
amending existing law
as to preclude further
issues of wholly
tax-exempt United
States securities. On
Friday, June 9, the United States Sen¬
ate adopted an amendment to the
National Industrial Re¬
so
covery Act
providing that income from all Governmental
curities should be taxable.
At that time the
se¬
Treasury had
just received the huge subscriptions in
response to its June
program of financing.
The new securities, however, were
not
deliverable
until
June
15.
and, according to Treasury
officials, subscribers could not be compelled to
accept them
abrogated. High officials ac¬
the telephone and long but
emphatic
discussions with House and Senate leaders
ensued, accord¬
with the tax exemption clause
cordingly got busy
ing to
news
amendment
on
dispatches from Washington.
was
eliminated
ference Committee.
As
a
result, the
on
Saturday, June 10, by the Con¬
Legislative leaders, we are told, were
$100,000,060, the bids
average rate on a bank discount basis of about
Treasury activity
0.32% at the last sale
on
previous occasions, qualified depositaries were
per¬
mitted to make payment by credit for
certificates and Treas¬
ury notes allotted to them for themselves and their
customers
up to any amount for which they should be
qualified or
might qualify. And it appears that the Government
deposits
0.32%
per
instances—namely,
in
May and at 0.27% at the June sale.
be overlooked,
however, that these
Treasury bills possess the same advantage that the
Treasury
notes and the certificates of indebtedness
enjoy, that is, com¬
plete tax exemption, and while this cannot be held to be as
The
fact
should
not
great an advantage in the case of bills
running for only 91
days, as in the case of the five-year Treasury notes and the
nine months'
certificates
of
indebtedness, it
was evidently
complete offset
provision for repayment in gold.
It
considered by the purchasers of the bills
to the absence of the
as a
should be noted that the bill for the
repeal of the gold clause
by statutory enactment of Congress did not become a
law
until Monday, June 5 (the date on which
tenders for the new
bills were received), when the
President attached his sig¬
nature to the same, but in view of the
certainty that that
measure would receive
Congressional endorsement and be¬
come a law the
Treasury Department eliminated the gold
clause in the offerings of bills scheduled
for that day.
It deserves to be pointed out that
prior to Oct. 16 1931 no
specific stipulation as to the method of repayment was made
in inviting tenders for the
purchase of bills sold on a discount
basis.
In Section (2),
however, of the circular issued on that
date a statement to the
following effect was included:
"Treasury bills
are
coin
payable at maturity in United States gold
of the present standard of
value, upon presentation to
the Treasurer of the United States in
Washington or to any
Federal Reserve bank."
And this was the rule and
practice
until the new offering now made.
The
change
the sentence rewritten
was
to have
as to read:
"Treasury bills are
payable at maturity upon presentation to the Treasurer of
the United States in
Washington or to any Federal Reserve
bank."
was
In other
so
words, the stipulation
as
to payment in gold
eliminated.
On June 14 Secretary of the
Treasury William H. Woodin
invited tenders for another
offering of 91-day Treasury bills.
This was for amount of
$100,000,000, and tenders were re¬
ceived up to 2 p. m. Eastern Standard time on
Monday,
June 19.
These bills were dated June 21 1933 and will
ma¬
ture
Sept. 20 1933. The proceeds went to meet an issue of
maturing bills for $100,569,000 maturing June 21. The tend¬
aggregated $240,273,000, and $100,361,000 of the amount
accepted.
The average price realized was 99.939, being
was
an
average rate on a bank discount basis of
0.24% per annum.
Acting Secretary of the Treasury, Dean G.
Acheson, announced an offering of 91-day Treasury bills in
On June 21 the
the amount of
offering
were
$75,000,600, "or thereabouts." Tenders to this
on Monday, June 26.
These bills were
received
dated June 28 1933 and will mature
tenders aggregated
Sept. 27 1933.
The
$209,956,000, of which $75,697,000
were
on
accepted.
The average price of the bills disposed of was
99.931, being an average rate on a bank discount basis of
0.27%.
On June 27 Acting Secretary of the Treasury Dean G.
an offering of bills to
amount
$100,000,000.
These were 91-day bills dated July 5 and
maturing Oct. 4.
The proceeds were to be used to meet an
issue of $100,096,060 maturing July 5.
Bids were received
up to and including June 30.
The tenders amounted to
$242,687,000, of which $100,010,000 were accepted.
The average
price of the bills disposed of was 99.929, equivalent to an
Acheson asked for tenders to
of
average rate on a
bank discount basis of about 0.28%.
NEW SECURITY ISSUES AND DIVIDENDS IN
JUNE.
The absence of foreign' financing in the domestic
market
a long period was broken with the
placing of the $60,000,000 Government of the Dominion of Canada
offering
of 15-month 4% notes here in the United
States.
This
issue was the outstanding feature of the
month as to size
and far surpassed all domestic issues
placed on the market
over
As
ag¬
annum.
This showed that if the absence of the
gold clause
had any effect at all it was to
diminish the total of the
appli¬
cations for bills, while
leaving the price slightly lower,
though at abnormally low figures in both
understood to have planned to exert
considerable pressure
for elimination of the clause
anyway, but
added to the stimulus.
Friday,
no less than $407,553,000
(of which $100,352,000 was
accepted), and the average price obtained was
99.919, or an
ers
Administration
a
was made on
during June*
MONTHLY
13
FOREIGN
$60 000,000
Excess Insurance Co. of
FINANCING.
able July 15 1933 on
Government of the Dominion of Canada, 15-month 4%
notes at 99 % and interest and due Oct. 1 1934.
By a banking
group headed by the Chase National Bank; Bancamerica-Blair
Corporation; First of Boston Corporation; City Co. of New
York, Inc.; Bankers Trust Co.; Cassatt & Co.; First National
Bank of Chicago; Union Trust Co. of Pittsburgh; Marine Trust
Co. of Buffalo; Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc.; Edward B.
Smith & Co.; Lee Higginson Corporation; First Wisconsin Co.;
Banc-Northwest Co.; First Securities Corporation of Minne¬
sota; Bankamerica Co., San Francisco; Trust Co. of Georgia,
Atlanta;
Anglo
California Co., San Francisco;
Bank of
Montreal; Royal Bank of Canada; Canadian Bank of Com¬
merce; Bank of Nova Scotia; Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.; Domin¬
ion Securities Corporation, Ltd., and A. E. Ames & Co., Ltd.
in previous months consisted in
the main of State and municipal obligations.
Below we give
the larger offerings for June:
Domestic offerings,
as
UTILITY FINANCING.
PUBLIC
$3,000,000 Narrangansett Electric Co., 1st mtge. bonds, series C, 5%
at 98M and int., to yield about 5.125% and due June 1 1958.
By a banking group headed by the First of Boston Corp.
MUNICIPAL
FINANCING.
prices to yield from 1 to 3%; the 1954 to
1963
were priced to yield 3.05%, while the bonds
due
to 1983 incl. were sold at a price of 98.50.
maturities
from 1964
10,000,000 Tennessee (State of) 6% 10-year deficit funding bonds were
subscribed for at par by banks and investment houses through¬
out the State, after the issue had failed of sale at a public
offering on June 15.
5,000,000 Missouri (State of) 4% road bonds purchased by a group
headed by the Guaranty Co. of New York, at a price of 101.43,
a basis of about 3.89%.
Due $1,000,000 annually from 1950
to 1954 incl.
Re-offered for public subscription at prices to
yield 3.80% for all maturities.
3,150,000 Massachusetts (State of) 3H% bonds awarded as follows:
$3,000,000 water bonds, due from 1934 to 1963 incl., sold
to the Guaranty Co. of New York and associates, at 101.81,
a basis of about 3.18%.
The bankers re-offered the loan for
general investment on a yield basis ranging from 0.75 to 3.15%,
according to maturity.
An issue of $150,000 sewer bonds,
maturing serially from 1933 to 1952 incl., was sold to E. H.
Rollins & Sons, of Boston, at a price of 100.76, a basis of about
3.15%. This loan was placed on the market at prices yielding
3.10%_for the later maturing bonds.
3,000,000 Hartford, Conn., 4% funding bonds sold at a price of 101.92,
a basis of about 3.61%,
to a group headed by Estabrook &
Co., of Boston.
The issue, which matures serially from 1934
to 1943 incl., was offered for general investment at prices to
yield from 1.50 to 3.65%, according to maturity date.
3,000,000 Boston Metropolitan Dist., Mass., 3H% bonds, due on
June 1 1936, sold to Halsey, Stuart & Co. of New York and
associates, at a price of 99.31, a basis of about 3.74%.
Reoffered for public investment at par and accrued interest.
3,000,000 Rochester,
N. Y., 4iH% bonds comprised four separate
issues, due serially from 1934 to 1940 incl., and were awarded
to a group headed by the Guaranty Co. of New York, at a
price of 100.08, a basis of about 4.70%.
Re-offered to yield
from 3.50 to 4.60%, according to maturity.
Changes in dividend declarations in June unlike those of
previous months include many changes of a favorable nature.
The following table, divided into two sections, namely,
"Favorable Changes" and "Unfavorable Changes," gives the
more important of the changes:
First All-Canadian Trustee Shares.—Initial
on the deferred shares payable June 30 1933.
CHANGES.
Co.—The board of managers on June 19 declared two
quarterly dividends of $1.25 each on the 5% cumul. pref. stock, both
payable June 30 1933.
One quarterly payment represents the dividend
which ordinarily would have been paid on March 31 1933 and the other
represents the regular June 30 payment. ""These dividends bring the
back payments up to date.
Adams Express
American Equities Co.—Initial quarterly dividend of 25c. a
common stock of $1 par value, payable July 15 1933.
share on the
Grand Rapids Varnish Corp.—Dividend on
the payment of 5c. a share on June 12 1933.
was paid on Dec. 31 1932; none since.
15.
Anglo-Persian Oil Co., Ltd.—A dividend of 7H% f°r the year ended
Dec. 31 1932 has been declared on the American depositary receipts for
ordinary shares, less British income tax of 25% and expenses of depositary,
payable Aug. 7 to holders of record June 30.
This compares with 5%
paid twelve months ago for the year 1931.
Asbestos Mfg. Co.
(Ind.).—Dividend on the common stock resumed by
share payable July 1 1933.
Because of the De¬
1 dividend was deferred and no pay¬
declaration of 12Hc. a
troit banking situation, the April
ment was made on that date.
Badger Paint & Hardware Stores, Inc.—Dividend of 25 cents per share
on
the common stock, par $10, and a regular quarterly dividend of
25 cents per share in addition to a dividend of 25 cents per share on
account of accumulations on the conv. pref. stock, par $20, all payable
July 1 to holders of record June 25.
The last regular quarterly distribu¬
tion of 25 cents per share was made on the pref. stock on Jan. 1 1933
and the last payment on the common stock, amounting to 50 cents per
share was made on Sept. 10 1932.
Corp.—Dividend on the no par common
25c. a share.
Bohn Aluminum & Brass
resumed by payment of
Canadian Foreign Investment Corp., Ltd.—Initial dividend
share on the no par common stock payable July 4 1933.
stock
of 25c. a
Canada Packers, Ltd.—The directors recently declared a $1.75 per
on account of accumulations and a regular quarterly dividend of
share
$1.75
pref. stock, par $100, both payable July 3
to holders of record June 16.
The last regular quarterly distribution of
$1.75 per share was made on this issue on Jan. 1 1933.
per
share on the 7%
cum.
City Railway of Dayton, Ohio.—A dividend of 75 cents per share was
recently declared on the common stock, par $100, payable June 30 to
holders of record June 20.
This is the first dividend since Dec. 31 last,
on which date a quarterly payment of 50 cents per share was paid.
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co.—Quarterly dividend on
common stock increased from 30c. a share to 40c. a share.
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co.—Quarterly dividend on
mon stock increased from 10c. a share to 25c. a share.
Collyer Insulated Wire Co.—Quarterly dividend on
stock resumed by payment of 10c. a share.
the capital stock resumed by
A dividend of 7He. a share
Inc.—Dividend of $2 a share on the no par com¬
mon stock, payable July 15 1933.
This compares with $1.20 a share
paid on Jan. 16 last.
Harbison-Walker Refractories Co.—Quarterly dividend of 1H % on the
This dividend is payable July
6% cum. pref. stock resumed.
holders of record July 10 1933.
20 to
Holophane Co., Inc.—Dividend on the $2.10 cum. pref. stock of no par
value resumed by payment of $1.05 a share on June 15 1933.
The last
regular semi-annual dividend of $1.05 a share was paid on Oct. 1 1932,
the April 1 payment having been deferred.
Industrial Rayon Corp.—Quarterly dividend on
increased from 50c. a share to 75c. a share.
the no par common stock
of Philadelphia.—Dividend on the no par common
stock resumed by payment of 50c. a share on June 15 1933.
The previous
distribution, amounting to 25c. a share, wa„ made on this issue on June 15
Investment Corp.
Kidder Peabody Acceptance Corp.—Dividend of $1.25 per share on the
class A cum. pref. stock and on the class B 6% cum. pref. stock, par $100
both payable July 15.
Regular semi-annual distributions of $2.25 per
share on the class A pref. and $3 per
made on Nov. 1 1930; none since.
the no par
the no par com¬
capital stock resumed by payment of 20c. a share on
was made on Jan. 3 last.
dividend on the
July 1 1933. A
similar distribution
Egry Register Co.—A quarterly dividend of 25 cents per share on the
$2 cum. class A common stock, no par value, payable July 1 to holders of
record June 15.
This is the first distribution on this issue since Oct. 1
1932, on which date a quarterly payment of 50 cents per share was
made.
A similar amount was paid from Oct. 1
1928 to and incl.
Jan.2 1932.
Engineers Public Service Co., Inc.—Quarterly dividends of $1.25 a share
on the no par $5 cum. conv. pref. stock, $1.37H a share on the no par
$5.50 cum. pref. stock and $1.50 a share on the par $6 cum. pref. stock,
all payable July 1 1933.
Action on the July 1 dividends had been deferred
at the regular dividend meeting on May 18 because of the uncertainty
concerning the industrial situation and the Federal tax on power output.
share on the class B pref. stock were
Participations, Inc.—65c. Dividend.—A dividend of 65c. per
share on the 4H% cum. partic. conv. pref. stock payable July 15.
This
payment is on account of accumulations.
The company on Jan. 16 last
paid a dividend of 75c. per share on this issue and on June 1 1932 a divi¬
dend of 50 cents a share.
The latter distribution was the first since Dec. 1.
1930, on which date a semi-annual payment of $2.25 per share was made.
Kidder
Kidder Participations, Inc.,
No. 2.—60c. Dividend.—A dividend of 60c.
the 4H% cum. conv. pref.
50 cents per share was made
1932.
share on account of accumulations on
stock, payable July 15.
A distribution of
on this issue on Jan. 16 last and on June 1
per
Knapp-Monarch Co.—The directors have declared a dividend of 81 He.
per share on account of accumulations and the regular quarterly dividend
of like amount on the $3.25 cum. pref. stock, no par value, both payable
July 1 1933.
The last quarterly distribution on this issue was made on
Jan. 1 1933, the April 1 payment having been deferred.
Leslie-California Salt Co.—Extra dividend of 20c. a share on the capital
stock of no par value.
Quarterly dividend on this stock increased from
20c.
a
share to 35c. a share.
Co.—The directors have declared a quar¬
terly dividend of 20c. per share on the no par class B common stock,
payable July 10 to holders of record June 30.
Quarterly distributions of
25c. per share had
been made on this issue to and incl. Oct. 10 1932;
Lincoln Telephone Securities
since.
none
& Forbes Co.—Quarterly dividend on the common stock
Mac Andrews
increased from 25c. a share to 40c. a
share.
Mock, Judson, Voehringer Co., Inc.—Dividend of 1%% °n the 7%
cum.
pref. stock, on account of accumulations, payable July 1 1933.
Regular quarterly dividend of like amount was paid on this issue on
July 1 last year; none since.
Mutual
Investment
Trust.—An initial dividend of 75c. per share has
capital stock, par $1, payable July 15 to holders
been declared on the new
of record June 30.
National Bearing
Metals Corp.—The directors have declared a dividend
per share on account of accumulations, in addition to a regular
quarterly dividend of $1.75 per share on the 7% cum. pref. stock, par
$100, both payable Aug. 1 1933 to holders of record July 15.
The last
regular quarterly distribution on this issue was made on Aug. 1 1931.
of $1
National Grocers Co., Ltd.—Dividend resumed on the
7%
cum.
2d pref.
payment of $1.75 a share.
A quar. div. of like amount was
Jan. 1 last, the April 1 dividend having been deferred.
stock by
paid
on
National Steel Corp.—Quarterly dividend on
12Hc.
a
the capital stock increased
share to 25c. a share.
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co.—Quarterly dividend on the common stock
increased from 75c. a share to 80c. a share.
New York
Honduras
&
RosaHo Mining Co.—Extra div. of 37He. a
quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on
share in addition to the regular
the capital stock.
Sugar Co., Ltd.—Extra dividend of 30c. a share on the common
Oahu
stock.
Co.—Quarterly dividend of 12He. a share on
resumed.
Quarterly dividend of like amount was
Ontario Manufacturing
no
par
common
paid on Dec. 31 1932; none since.
Pie
Bakeries,
Inc.—Dividend on the 7% cum. pref. stock resumed by
the payment of 1 % % a share.
at this rate was made on July 1
The last regular quarterly distribution
1932.
Co., Ltd.—Extra dividend of 30c. a share on the capital
in addition to the regular monthly dividend of 5c. a share.
Pioneer Mill
stock
(Sabin) Bobbins Paper Co.—Dividend of 1 % % on the 7% cum. pref.
stock resumed.
The last regular quarterly payment of this amount was
made on Jan. 3 1933, the April 1 dividend having been deferred.
Smyth Manufacturing Co.—Quarterly dividend on the common stock
increased from 25c. a share to 40c. a share.
Sparta Foundry Co.—Extra dividend of 10c. a share on the no par com¬
mon, in addition to the usual quarterly dividend of 25c. a share, both
payable June 30 1933.
Spiegel, May, Stern Co., Inc.—The directors have declared a dividend
of 1%% on account of accumulations on the 6H% cum. pref. stock,
par $100, payable July 1 to holders of record June 15.
A distribution of
like amount was made on this issue on May 2 1932; none since.
Thayer's, Ltd.—Dividend of $1.75 a share on the $3.50 cum. pref. stock of
no par value.
This is the first payment since March 15 1933 on which
date a quarterly dividend of 87He. a shaie was paid on this issue for the
quarter ended Dec. 31 1932.
Tobacco & Allied Stocks, Inc.—Initial div. of 50c. a share on the no
par common stock payable July 15 1933.
United Carbon Co.—Dividends resumed on 7% partic. and non-cum.
pref. stock and no par common stock by payments of 3H% and 25c. a
share respectively, both payable July 1 1933.
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co.—Extra dividend of $1 a share in addition
to the usual quarterly dividend of 50c. a share on the ho par common stock.
(S. S.) White Dental Mfg. Co.—Quarte.ly dividend of 10c. a share on
the
common
stock resumed.
Can Co., Ltd.—Quarterly dividend of l%\% resumed on the
6H% cum. conv. pref. stock, payable July 1 1933.
A like amount was
paid on this issue on July 2 1931; none since.
Whittall
Wichita
a
(Kan.)
share
on
Union Stock Yards Co.—Quarterly dividend of $1.50
1933.
the common stock resumed, payable July 1
the no par common
Connecticut General Life Insurance Co.—Quarterly
the $8 cum. pref.
July 1 1933.
Hamilton Woolen Co.,
the
American Stores Co.—Directors on June 14 1933 declared an extra divi¬
dend of 50c. a share on the capital stock of no par value, payable Dec. 1
1933 to holders of record Nov.
dividend of 2 He. a share-
America, Inc.—Dividend resumed on
stock, series A by the payment of $2 a share payable
Flour Mills of
from
FAVORABLE
America.—Initial dividend of 25c. a share pay¬
the capital stock.
1932.
$26,595,000 New York (State of) bonds, comprisd of $14,595,000 at 2% %
and $12,000,000 at 3% interest, due serially from 1934 to 1983
incl., awarded to the Chase National Bank of New York and
associates, at a price of 100.143, a basis of about 2.936%.
The maturities from 1934 to 1953 incl. were re-offered at
up to
REVIEW
UNFAVORABLE
American
Cast
Iron
Pipe
CHANGES.
Co.—Semi-annual
dividend of
1 H%
due
July 1 1933 on the 6% cum. pref. stock deferred.
distribu¬
share on Diversified Trustee Shares, series C, pay¬
Six months ago a distribution of 6.0523c. per share
American Trustee Share Corp.—The corporation announces a
tion of 5.5707c. per
able June 30 1933.
was
made.
Anglo-Norwegian Holdings, Ltd.—Semi-annual div.
1933 on the 7% cum. pref. stock deferred.
of 3H % due June 30
Topeka & Santa Fe Ry.—Semi-annual dividend on the 5%
non-cum. pref. stock reduced from $2.50 a share to $1.50 a share.
Atlantic Ice & Coal Co.—Semi-annual div. due July 1 1933 on the 7H%
cum. pref. stock deferred.
Atchison
Automobile Banking Corp.,
common
Phila.—Semi-annual dividend on the no par
stock decreased from $1 a
share to 50c. a share.
July, 1933.]
MONTHLY
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Birmingham Electric Co.—Quar. divs. of 88c. a share and 75c. a share
on both the $7 and $6 cum.
pref. stocks omitted.
Title Guarantee
Bridgeport Machine Co.—Quar. div. of \%%
Vortex Cup Co.—Quarterly dividend on the no par'common stock reduced
from 25c. a share to
123^c. a share.
stock due
value, decreased from 45c.
par
the 7% cum. pref.
July 1 1933 deferred.
Bucyrus-Monlghan Co.—Dividend
no
on
stock of
the $1.80 cum. class A
share to 22J^c. a share.
on
a
Buffalo Niagara & Eastern Power Corp.—No action taken on the quar.
divs. ordinarily payable about June 30 on the common and class A
stocks of no par value.
Quar. divs. of 33c. a share were paid on March 31
last
both of these issues.
on
(F. N.) Burt Co., Ltd.—Quar. div.
50c.
a
share to 25c.
a
on
Paper Co.—Quarterly dividend of 1 % % a share on the 7 %
cum. pref. stock, due
July 1 1933, deferred.
Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.—Semi-annual dividend of 2c. a share on
the common stock omitted
THE
the common stock reduced from
1st pref. stock
stock reduced from
$1
Ltd.—Quarterly dividend on the com¬
share to 75c.
a
COURSE
Great
General
Investments, Ltd.—Quarterly dividend of 7££c. a
share on the registered stock, no par and on the no par coupon shares,
both payable July 15 1933.
This compares with 10c. a share paid each
quarter from July 2 1932 to and incl. April 1 1933.
Woolen Mills Co.—A semi-annual dividend of 81.75
share has been declared on the common stock and on the 7% cum.
partic. pref. stock, payable July 1 1933.
A semi-annual dividend of 82
per share on the common and a semi-annual dividend of $1.75 per share
and an extra of 25c. per share on the pref. stock, were paid on Jan. 1
last and on July 1 1932.
Previously, both issues received $6 per share
Charlottesville
per
on
the common stock reduced from
1XA %
share to 1 % a share.
a
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.,
the
on
of 33c. a share
St. Louis.—Quarterly dividend
stock, due about July 20, deferred.
common
Commerce
share.
Co.—Quarterly dividend on the capital stock
share to $1 a share.
Edison
reduced from $1.25 a
Connecticut
no
Gas
Co.—Quarterly dividend on the
stock reduced from 20c. a share to 10c. a share.
par common
Consolidated Laundries
due Aug.
1 1933
Continental
Gas
Securities
& Coke
on
Corp.—Quarterly dividend of $1.87H a share,
the $734 cum. pref. stock, deferred.
& Electric
stock.
of
334 %
of 2% on the 7% pref.
Previously, the company made regular semi-annual
on this issue.
Electric Auto-Lite Co.—Dividend
on
the
common
distributions
stock of 30c. a share
Fourth National Investors Corp.—Dividend on the common
creased from 55c. a share to 40c. a share.
General Baking Co.—Quarterly dividend on the common
from 50c. a share to 25c. a share.
1
Harriman
Investors
Fund.
Inc.—Quarterly dividend
capital stock reduced from 50c. a share to 40c. a share.
Harrisburg
(Pa.)
Hotel
Co.—Dividend
On Jan. 2 last
stock omitted.
common
a
stock do-
stock decreased
the
on
par
no
payable July 1 1933 on the
distribution of 50c. a share was
this issue.
on
Illinois Power &
both
Light Corp.—Quarterly dividends of $1.50 a share on
6% cum. pref. stock and on the $6 cum. pref. stock, de¬
the
ferred.
Incorporated Investors.—Semi-annual dividend of 25c. a share payable
July 15 1933.
Previously regular quarterly distributions of 25c. a share
made
were
on
this issue.
Intercolonial Coal Co., Ltd.—Semi-annual dividend on the common stock
action
was
and to
a
due mainly to extensive sales to realize profits
feeling that the pace was getting too fast and that
accordingly it was time to let up for a while,
After this
temporary reaction the market the latter half of the month
resumed its
upward
Kansas Gas & Electric
a
share
the
on
Manchester (N. H.) Gas Co.—Quarterly dividend payable July 1 1933
the common stock decreased from $1 a share to 50c. a share.
Manufacturers
Finance Co., Baltimore.—Dividend on the 7%
pref. stock decreased from 43 He. a share to 21 %c. a share.
Marine Midland Corp.—Quarterly dividend on the common stock
from 20c. a share to 10c. a share.
n
cum.
reduced
Massachusetts Investors Trust.—Quarterly dividend reduced from 20c.
share to 19c.
a
share, payable June 30 1933.
pref. stock from $1.50 a share to 75c. a share.
averages
Northern
States
Power
Co.
the 7% cum. pref.
on
Nova Scotia
of Wis.—Quarterly dividend of 1%%
stock omitted.
Light & Power Co., Ltd.—Quarterly dividend
on
Telephone Co.—Quarterly dividend of 35c.
pref. stock omitted.
the 7% cum.
Oilstocks,
the
share to
Ltd.—Dividend
10c.
a
on
a
was
78.46 June 16 and the high figure
June 28 with the close June 30 at 88.57.
In the
case
included in the total, the low was
125.05 June 16 and the high 141.75 June 27 with the close
June 30 at 137.89.
Great activity prevailed and aggregate
sales for the month reached 125,619,530
shares, which was
larger
than for the month of May when the dealings
191,213,954 shares.
In June 1932 the sales were
only 23,000,594 shares; in June 1931 they were 58,643,847
even
shares;
a
re¬
Life
Insurance
Co.—Semi-annual
dividend
of
60c.
a
1 on the capital stock omitted.
on
the capital stock
decreased from $1.25 a share to $1 a share.
Exploration.—Quarterly dividend
duced from 25c. a share to 12 J4c. a share.
Providence
Gas Co.—Quarterly
dividend
on
on
the
were
five separate days when the
on the New York Stock Exchange no less than
1,005 attained new high records for the year during the
month, and on the Curb Exchange 618 stocks were distin¬
same way.
The influences responsible for the speculative revival and
the same as in the months preceding.
They
multiplying indications of recovery in trade and
industry as illustrated by such well known and accepted
indices as carloadings and the consumption of electricity,
both of which ran appreciably in excess of the figures for
the corresponding weeks of the preceding year, and also as
reflected in the great increase in the production of steel, the
were
consisted of
steel mills of the country
being reported as engaged to 53%
capacity at the end of June as against 41% at the beginning
comparing with only 14% during the period
of the month and
bank
the
factor
suspensions
March.
in
Another
stimulating
the great rise in commodity prices and especially
was
grain and cotton.
10.45c. per
on
The spot price for cotton here in New
a pound, with the quotation June 26
pound and with the price June 30 at 10.15c. against
to above 19c.
rose
June 1 and less than 6c.
a pound in February.
In
Chicago for some of the future
options (the December option for one instance) rose to above
a dollar a bushel with the September option
closing June 30
at 93y2e. (after having sold at 98%c. June 27) against an
opening price on June 1 of 741/£c.
There were some days
case
of grain, wheat at
when the gains ran as high as 6 and 7c. a bushel, notably on
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Quarterly dividend
Petroleum
76,593,250 shares and in June 1929
There
stocks dealt in
the
the common stock reduced from 20c.
1930
and on that exchange the sales for the month reached 22,545,649 shares, which compares with only 2,720,768 shares in
June 1932; 9,972,998 shares in June 1931; 28,128,750 shares
in June 1930 and 44,837,500 shares in June 1929.
Of the
9.25c.
on
duced from 75c. a share to 50c. a share.
American
June
sales each day ran in excess of 6,000,000 shares.
On the New
York Curb Exchange speculation was also exceedingly active
York
share.
share payable July
in
69,546,040 shares.
a
no par
share
Package Machinery Co.—Quarterly dividend on the common stock
the capital stock
no
par
common
Monday June 26 and Tuesday June 27.
stock
the common stock, par $100, payable Aug.
1 1933.
Quarterly
on
Western
reduced from 30c. a share to 25c. a share.
Service Co. of Northern Illinois.—The directors on June 23
declared a dividend of 60c. per share on the common stock, no par value,
based
The rise in wheat
bad crop news from the spring wheat region
of the northwest in the United States as well as from the
was
re¬
was
Public
on
on
(forming part of the 50) the low
figure of the month was 31.88 June 16 and the high 39.40
June 30, with the close on that day at 39.25.
In the case of
in
stock reduced from $1 a share to 75c. a share.
Ohio Associated
and
the
on
of the 25 railroad stocks
of
Noranda Mines, Ltd.—Interim dividend of 50c. a share payable in New
York funds.
This compares with 60c. a share paid on Dec. 21 1932.
common
prices of the month as a rule
closing day—June 30.
Taking the
of the 50 stocks kept by the New York "Times" the
recorded
1)0.43
of
Minnesota Power & Light Co.—Quarterly dividends on the 7% cum. pref.
stock reduced from $1.75 a share to 8734c. a share and on the 6% cum.
Pan
with which exception the best
buoyancy
Co.—Quarterly dividend of 25c.
stock omitted.
no par common
share
with greater vim and vigor than
course
before and with further sensational rises in
prices, though
with some of the speculativeleaders inclined to
lag at times,
City Southern Ry.—Quarterly dividend of 50c. a share on the
4% non-cum. pref. stock stock omitted.
a
of
entire month except for a downward reaction around the
tenth of the month and which lasted about a week.
The re¬
guished in the
reduced from $1 a share to 50c. a share.
Kansas
1933.
footed up
omitted.
made
JUNE
the 25 industrial shares
Corp.—Dividend on the no par common
42c. a share.
stock reduced from $1.25 a share to
Ecuadorian Corp., Ltd.—Semi-annual dividend
DURING
further large rise in prices, thus repeating and
a
low figure of the month
•
Commonwealth
STOCK MARKET
extending the experience of April and May.
The upward
swing of prices may be said to have continued throughout the
were
Inc.—Quarterly dividend on the investment
management shares of no par value teduced from 10c. a share to 9c. a
Investments,
THE
the speculation on the Stock
Exchange during the month
each six months.
City Investing Co.—Dividend
OF
buoyancy and the utmost enthusiasm characterized
June, with
Canadian General Electric Co.,
mon
Whitaker
share.
Canada Bread Co., Ltd.—Dividend on the 7% non-cum.
reduced from $1 a share to 75c. a share.
Canadian
& Trust Co.—Quarterly dividend on the capital stock
decreased from 40c. a share to 20c. a share.
,
provinces of Canada, in both of which much damage
being done by prolonged drought and extremely high
The growing winter wheat
temperatures.
States
was
crop
in the United
known to be exceedingly poor, the smallest in a
distributions of 75c. per share were made on these issues from Aug. 1 1932
to and incl. May 1 1933, as against $2 per share each quarter from Aug. 1
generation, and
1925 to and incl. May 2
wheat
1932.
Sieloff Packing Co.—Quarterly dividend of 30c. a share on the
common stock omitted.
Southeastern
Express Co.—Semi-annual dividend on the
no
par
common stock
decreased from $3.50 to $2.50 a share.
Southern Weaving Co.—-Semi-annual dividend on
stock decreased from 35c. a share to 20c. a share
the
no
par common
Southwestern Light & Power Co.—Semi-annual dividend of 3% on the
6% cum. class A common stock omitted.
On June 30 1933 a dividend
of 75c. a share was declared on the $6 cum. pref. stock of no par value.
This distribution represents a reduction of 50% from the normal rate.
Spencer Trask Fund, Inc.—Quarterly dividend on the no
stock reduced from 25c. a share to 12}4c. a share.
Standard Chemical Co., Ltd.—Annual dividend of 50c.
June 27 1933 on the no par capital stock omitted.
a
par
capital
share due about
Standard Gas Light Co. of the City of New York.—The directors have
decided to defer the semi-annual dividend ordinarily payable June 30
on the common stock, par $100.
On June 30 1927 to Dec. 31 1932 semi¬
annual distributions of 2% each were made on this issue.
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—Quar. div. of $1.8734
the 734 % pref. stock due June 30 1933 omitted.
a
share
on
Texon Oil & Land Co.—Dividend on the capital stock reduced from 25c.
a share to 15c. a share
Third
National Investors Corp.—Dividend on common stock reduced
a share to 40c. a share.
from 45c.
Thirteenth & Fifteenth Streets Passenger Ry.—Semi-annual'dividend
on the capital stock cut from $6 a share to $3 a share.
now there was to be added a reduced spring
yield, not only in the United States, but also in the
Dominion
of
Canada, whose
crop
in
1932
was
428,514,000
bushels, mostly of the spring wheat variety.
The biggest stimulus of all however was furnished by the
depreciation of the American dollar as expressed in terms
of foreign currency units, and especially the pound sterling
and the French franc.
on
numerous
break
in
a new
its
occasions
value
The American dollar slumped badly
during the month and each further
furnished
fresh
bull demonstration in securities
occasion
on
for
starting
the Stock Exchange.
stock market at such times fairly boiled and prices
spurted upward with dazzling rapidity.
This was on the
theory that depreciation of the dollar foreshadowed the
success
of the Washington program for raising prices to
The
permanently higher levels.
June 27 were
market
Monday June 26 and Tuesday
conspicuous instances of the kind and the stock
responded the
more
readily
on
those occasions
as
grain and cotton also spurted up with sensational rapidity,
partly in response to the. same influence, the break in the
dollar.
The advance in wheat prices carried other grains
with
it and
July
corn
at
Chicago closed June 30
at
52c.
>
MONTHLY
14
against 44c. the opening
REVIEW
that current reports of carload-
time for the double reason
preceding year
the corresponding periods
and that many roads in their return
for the month of May
recorded strikingly large gains in net
ings showed large increases over
of the
in expenses, net earn¬
ings often recording marked improvement in net in face of
lower gross revenues.
The railroad list at one time appeared
earnings because of a drastic reduction
to be a little under a
cloud because of fears that the notice
furthei' reduc¬
top of the 10% decrease already in effect
given by the railroads of intention to make a
tion in wages on
would lead to a strike, but it soon appeared
that Mr. East¬
the railroad co-ordinator, had prevailed upon the rail¬
roads to withdraw the proposal.
A few illustrations will serve to show the extent of the
man,
prices in the case of individual stocks. As far as the
are concerned New York Central sold up from 32%
rise in
43% June 28 and closed June 30 at 43. Delaware
& Hudson advanced from 70 June 16 to 82 June 30.
Union
Pacific
June 8 to 120%
from 106
rose
June 28 and closed
Southern Pacific advanced from 21 June 15
June 30 at 117% ;
31% June 28, with the close June 30 at 31% ; Baltimore &
Ohio advanced from 17% June 16 to 27% June 30; Southern
to
First Liberty Loan—
4MS
June 16 to 26 June 28, with the close
Chesapeake & Ohio moved up from 36%
June 1 to 42% June 28 with the close June 30 at 41% and
Illinois Central from 25% June 16 to 33% June 28, with the
close June 30 at 32%.
In the industrial and miscellaneous
United States Steel advanced from 51 June 16 to 60
group
4Ms of 1933
28, with the close June 30 at 97%;
American Tel. & Tel. rose from 116% June 1 to 132 June 13
to 98 June
Case Threshing Machine
advanced from 70 June 1 to 94% June 27 with the close
ana
closed June 30 at 127%; J. I.
June 30 at
88%
General Electric from 20% June 16 to 25%
;
Treasury 4s
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
3Ms
3Ms._
,3s.
1
to
but closed
13,
June
June 30 at 115%;
Mfg. moved up from 41 June 16 to
Westinghouse Elec. &
49% June 13 and closed June 30 at 46%.
The bond market was as strong as the stock market, and,
.as
a
matter of fact, in the case of many low priced issues
faster pace than the share list. U. S. Government
bond issues were firm and many foreign issues moved up¬
ward with the domestic issues.
In the following table we
pursued
a
usual, the
indicate, as
fluctuations for the month in the
States obligations, and also in a
different issues of United
large list of railroad and industrial bonds, and a consider¬
able number likewise of foreign bond issues.
Closing
Range for June 1933.
Price
Railroad and Industrial Bonds.
June 30
4s.. 1995
Baltimore & Ohio 1st gold 4s. 1948
Convertible 4Ms_
1960
93
AC '67
Atch Topeka & S Fe gen
1933.
Highest.
a91 M June 12
95
*
Bond sales (par
1 100u32June
value)—
23,292,900
153,092,000
60,494,000
12,372,900
377,195,900
255,775,800
265,018,350
225,958,900
83 M June
19
50 Vs
48
June
16
86 M June 30
58
June
86 M
57 M
340,859,129
$
Railroad and miscell.-.1,063,435,900
Bond sales (par value)—
388,454,500
372,796,500
399,725,100
260,247,100
399,841,100
88,214,200
—
Bond sales (par value)—
Domestic
Foreign Government..
Foreign corporate
5,307,000
67,108,000
91,964,000
72,154,000
64,994,233
145,256,665
49,455,147
S
24,300,912
475,076,000
15,138,000
21,818,000
374,062,000
27,823,000
26,229,000
512,032,000
428,114,000
Bond sales (par value)—
$
Foreign Government..
Foreign corporate
21,217,000
22,778,000
Total bond sales....
506,963,000
415,047,000
THE MONEY MARKET
Unabated
ease
continued
DURING JUNE 1933.
although there were some
developments which might have
served in some slight degree to
congestion of idle funds had
modify the extreme ease if
caused not the slightest
ripple on the surface of affairs. Doubtless the most impor¬
tant of the new developments was the passage of the Glass1933, which, among
Steagall Banking Act of
velt
deposits.
011
The Act was
As the New York Clearing House
June 16.
steadily
had been
deposits until it was only % of
91M
Chic Milw St P & Pac 5s A.. 1975
33 M
32 H June
46 M June 30
35
June 27
46 M
32 M
as
69 M
55 M
ernment
70
56% June
46
45 M June
64
62M
June
64M
63
June
'50
71
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 4s._2003
Mo-Kan-Texas cum adj 5S..1967
47
54 M
institu¬
accumulation of unemployed funds,
cutting down the rate of interest allowed
tions, owing to the great
76
June
63M June
oth^things,
member banksbn de¬
approved by President Roose-
prohibits the payment of interest by
92 M June
69
June 27
46
As it
been less pronounced.
the developments referred to
was,
77
46
of all
of June,
dominant feature
the
market during the month
of the money
branches
$
s
1
379,041,000
14,278,000
21,728,000
Domestic
16
64
$
62,952,000
5,073,000
4,129,000
84,200,000
3,404,000
4,360,000
59,397,000
2,404,000
462,968,000
Stock sales—No. of shares
16
22
28,128,750
S
1 to June 30—
13
June 30
8
68
56
June
55 M
67
June
64 M
69
June 29
70 M June
74
June
67 M
72
46 M June 17
52
June
51H June 16
59
June
16
1931.
9,972,998
S
105,206,000
Total bond sales
1930.
1932.
2,720,768
1933.
22,545,649
S
95,785,000
5,534,000
3,887,000
59,942,900
CURB EXCHANGE.
OF BUSINESS ON THE
Month of June—
Stock sales—No. of shares
346,096,500
1,414,147,000 1,461,909,900
1,712,137,500 1,534,564,100
Total bond sales
June
June
331,993,460
492,668,710
$
*
926,207,700 1,055,870,500
State, munic. & foreign
June
June
176,718,572
$
761,926,500
United States Gov't.
June
1949
...
,
subject to call, the change, after
83 M
11
$
166,455,700
83,521,500
15,041,150
on
E..1977
1927
1967
Ref & impt 5s of 1930
1975
Gt Northern gen 4Ms ser E..1977
100232
76,593,250
58,643,847
$
94 H
C C C & St L 4Ms series
988032
1021*32
122,480,200
67,001,000
66,294,600
Stock sales—No. of shares
Jan.
IO2113J
1021*32
1930.
1931.
1932.
23,000,594
1 to June 30—
VOLUME
2
22
14
22
22
THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
1933.
125,619,530
$
Total bond sales
Jan.
56
Kansas City Sou ref & impt 5s
991832June
United States Gov't—
89
111 Cent CStL&NO 5s A.. 1963
992'32
77,623,000
72
4 Ms ser A.
1012532
1012is2June
1 102i635June
1 102i632June
June 22
Erie ref & impt 5s of
99232 June
98lfl32June 10
1012632June
276,280,000
59
conv
105
l023<>32June
State, munic. & foreign
90M
Chic & N W
1056.32 June 22
1012i32June
Railroad and miscell—
74
ser
104232 June
1012632
982532
Stock sales—No. of shares
Ches & Ohio ref & impt 4Ms B *95
Chic Milw & St P gen 4s A..1889
Boston & Maine 1st 5s
-
Lowest.
10623SJ
104632
Price
June 1
1933.
110 632
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON
mand
Opening
22
1062630June 29
1012632
Month of June—
57; Allied Chemical & Dye jumped from 101%
122%
103632
110832 June
1052332Juno
1052832
1940-1943
1941-1943
1946-1949
3Ms
Treasury 3 M s
closed June 30 ex div. at 24; Consolidated Gas
of N. Y. advanced from 54% June 1 to 64% June 13 and closed
June 30 at
103832 June 22
109i°32June
109IO32
1951-1955
_
Treasury 3Ms
June 26, and
June
1022«32June
102232 June
103
..1938
1947-1952
1944-1954
.1946-1956
1943-1947
June 2S with the close June 30 at 58, and the preferred from
91 June 16
102»32
102
Fourth Liberty Loan—
Treasury 4Ms
1021232
5
3
June 10 103132 June
June
9 103
1021832
102^32
1932-1947
1932-1947
3Ms
30.
June
Highest.
Lowest.
June 1.
Railway from 18%
June 30 at 25%;
Sale
Sale
Government Bonds.
railroads
June 8 to
Last
Range During June 1933.
First
price June 1 and July oats at Chi¬
June 30 closed at 43 %c. as against 25c. on June 1. The
railroad share list displayed special strength most of the
cago
9
51M
9
55
.1975
NYC&StL 4Ms series C..1978
N Y N H & H 1st & ref 4 Ms. 1967
13
12M June
19 M June 12
18
30
30
June
44 M June 27
44
69
69
June
75
70
1992
60
60
June
65
June 24
62
75M
75M June
80
June 30
great consequence at the
1%
per annum
present juncture.
that the United States Treasury
for deposits
all, was not a matter of
But it appeared
construed the provision also
prohibiting the payment by the
banks of interest on Gov¬
certificates of
deposits growing out of the sale of
indebtedness and Treasury notes,
and the like.
On Monday,
Department at
Washington that beginning with June 15 special depositaries
would not be required to pay interest any longer on balances
of war loan deposit accounts.
These special depositaries on
June
19,
notice came from the Treasury
a
80
Missouri Pacific gen 4s
N Y Ont & West ref 4s
Pennsylvania RR deb 4MS..1970
June
3
ment
21
General 4s series A
1950
19
17 M June 17
June
20
Con 4Ms series A.
1978
1956
1952
1944
17M
16
June-16
20 M June
18
51
47
59M June
53M
70
June
70
57
June
16
69 M
67M June
9
Allegheny Corp coll tr 5s
Collateral & conv 5s.__..-1949
47 M June
43M
43
June
61M June
57M June
Amer & Foreign Power
5S...2030
1950
Dodge Bros conv deb 6s
1940
Internat Paper 5s ser A & B..1947
Int Tel & Tel conv deb 4MS..1939
Paramount Famous Lasky 6s 1947
46 M
46 M June
58 M June
53 M
Bklyn Union Elev 1st 5s
80 M
80 M June
82 M June 29
82 %
90
89M June
93 M June 28
1939
Western
Maryland 1st 4s
deposits growing out of the subscriptions to
loans, and, as a matter of fact, the Government
war
48
Southern Ry gen 4s ser A
occasions have held enormous amounts of Govern¬
numerous
St Louis-San Francisco—
growing out of the June program of
by means of which
51
53 M
53 M June
63M June
8
93 M
61
50 M
64 M June
7
58M
12M
47 M June 16
12 H June
1
17
June
6
31M
30
June 22
39
June 29
34 M
Antioquia (Dept) 7s ser A...1945
12M
12
June
14M June 10
financing just completed,
the Treasury succeeded in marketing
$1,083,540,800 of Treasury notes and certificates of indebted¬
ness,
aggregated $620,901,000, as already stated above.
The
12 M
June
different
deposits
Warner Bros Pictures 6s
Foreign Bonds—
1957
58 H
5SM
62^
58 M
58M June
65M
66M
June 28
1959
June 26
65
1962
54
59
June 28
57
1955
81M
52 M June
June
77
82 M June 14
78
External loan 5s of 1927...1957
81M
77
June
82 X June
78
6s of June 1925
External 5Ms
Australia 5s of 1925..
7
M
External 4Ms of 1928
Berlin (City) ext s f 6s
1956
76 M
73
June
78
June 13
1958
27 H
24 M June
33
June 14
Bolivia (Republic) ext 7s
External 8s
1969
7M
7M June
12M
June
Brazil external 8s.
1941
30
29
1957
28 X
27 M June
37 H June 13
35
1957
71M
70 M June
73M June 15
70 M
Sinking fund 5s
1958
Chile (Republic) 6s
Sept 1961
External sinking fund 6s. .1963
69 M
11
69 M June
72M June 16
10
June
17
June 13
10 H
10 M
10M June
17
June
13
17
June
1947
6 Ms of 1927
5s
External sinking fund 6S..1960
French Republic extl 7MS...1941
External 7s of 1924
1949
German
hold these
(Republic) 7s
1949
9M
9M
12
June
13 H June 12
June
41M
June 30
73 M
28
9
10M
41M
12
13
11H
121
June
130M June 21
126
122
June
130
125M
126M
June 22
German Govt Internat 5MS.1965
57 M
38 H
New South Wales (State) 5s. 1957
External sinking fund 5s.. 1958
73M
June
80
June
5
43 M
74 M
78M
73
June
79
June
2
74
Queensland (State) ext 7s...1941
92
91M June
95
June 16
June
86
ever,
28M
June 14
42
June
1947
Rio Grande do Sul 8s
Uruguay
(Republic)
38 M June
;
8s
85 X
1946
25
25
1946
42
39 M June
77 H June 19
49 M June 17
II
held possession
Under the Reserve Bank's easy money policy, how¬
the rate had been rapidly reduced during the two or
three years
This
num.
preceding.
was
The rate formerly was 2% per an¬
reduced to
1%%
on
Dec. 1 1930.. On Feb. 16
1931 the rate was further marked down from
On June 1 1931 there was another reduction,
of
1% per annum.
1%% to 1%.
this time to %
As it happened, early in the month under
review, the Treasury had given notice of still another reduc¬
of
the Banking
But the passage
Act of 1933 relieved the depositary banks
from the necessity
ment
of paying any interest at all on Govern¬
deposits and obliged the Treasury to rescind its order
June 28
June
External 6s
55 M June
deposits until they were needed by the Treasury,
tion, this time to only % of 1% per annum.
12M
127M
10M June
has been to let the depositary banks
exacting payment of interest while the banks
of them.
Argentina (Govt) 6s ser A
Brisbane (City)
custom of the Treasury
prescribing the rate at % of 1%.
cular dated June 2 1933 that gave
It was Department cir¬
notice that on June 15 1933
93M
the
25M
circular dated June 14 changed this and
rate would
of the
be cut to
%
of 1%, while the Department
stated that in view
provisions of Section 11
(b) of the Banking Act of
MONTHLY
July, 1933.]
15
KEVIEW
June 2 fixing the rate at %
1% per annum had been eliminated, and that beginning
with June 15 1933 special depositaries would not be required
districts
of
on account of purchases by New York dealers of new
Government securities which had been allotted to banks in
interest on deposits of war loan accounts. It was
explained that under the new Banking Act, deposits of public
funds of the United States were not exempt from the pro¬
tinued, however, beyond the period in which these transac¬
tions occurred, with no apparent cause other than the with¬
drawal of deposits which had ceased to produce any income.
depositary banks
the Treasury, had
not to require payment of
New York banks during the last half of the month were off¬
set in part by a reduction in reserve requirements which ac¬
1933 tlie Department circular of
to pay any
vision that
deposits,
accordingly,
and
amended its Circular No. 92 so as
interest
balances in'
on
loan deposit accounts.
war
interest
which banks are permitted to pay on demand deposits is for¬
bidden, the rate to be allowed on time deposits is left to the
Under the
"shall from time to time
Federal Reserve Board
the
The law stipulates
determine.
Reserve Board to
Federal
that
Glass-Steagall Act, while the rate of
interest which may be
limit by regulation the rate of
paid
by member banks* on time deposits."
In the absence of any
action along this line by the Reserve Board, the New York
Clearing House Committee took it upon itself to fix the time
The old rate on time deposits was % of 1% per
The rate was now reduced to ^4 of 1%, the new rate
loan rates.
annum.
becoming effective Thursday, June 22. In distinguishing be¬
tween demand deposits and time deposits, anything under 60
_
days in
certificate of deposit or 60 days' notice was now
a
prescribed as a demand deposit instead of the former 90 days.
It was stated that the Clearing House institutions felt it
reduce the time deposit rate because of the way
in which customers had been trying to have deposits con¬
verted from the demand to the time deposit classification,
necessary to
of the higher interest paid on the latter.
The Federal Reserve Board at the same time issued a state¬
to take advantage
ment
est
saying that member banks might continue to pay inter¬
time deposits in accordance with their usual practice,
on
existing bona fide contracts, until the Federal Reserve
or
regulations on the subject. Preparation of
such regulations, it was pointed out, required investigation,
study and careful consideration of practical and economic
Board prescribed
effects, and such regulations would be promulgated as soon
It was also stated that views of all Federal
the subject had been requested, and would
practicable.
as
Reserve banks
on
consideration before regulations were promulgated.
be given
One effect of the prohibition
ments on demand
the
New
against further interest pay¬
deposits was to cause a withdrawal from
banks of deposits held here
York
by out-of-town
Bank
banks.
The "Monthly Review" of the Federal Reserve
of New
companied the drop in deposits, and near the end of the
by the gradual disbursement of the large balances
which
were accumulated in the Reserve banks by the Treas¬
during the tax period.
In addition, purchases of Gov¬
ernment securities by the Reserve banks were continued, and
there was also some further return flow of currency to the
ury
banks.
I11 the four weeks ended June 28 the Reserve banks
purchased
an aggregate of $86,000j000 of Government securi¬
ties, largely in the New York market. The return flow of
currency in the same period amounted to $137,000,000 for the
country as a whole, and to perhaps $40,000,000 in the New
York district
alone.
This represents a somewhat smaller
tha,n in the previous month, but the diminished
rate may have been due at least in part to an increase in the
return flow
requirements for currency incident to the expansion
trial payrolls and the rise in commodity prices.
"Funds received from the open market
provision of the Banking Act of 1933 which had the
on New York City banks was that
which prohibits the payment of interest on demand deposits.
The enactment of this provision was followed by a consid¬
erable shifting of funds by owners of demand deposits.
In
the week ended June 21, the week in which the Banking Act
was signed, the net demand deposits of the principal New
York banks declined nearly $350,000,000, and in the follow¬
ing week there was a further decline of nearly $100,000,000.
A large part of this reduction was in the New York balances
immediate effect
banks, but there
in their
borrowings from the Reserve banks during the four
weeks ended June 28.
the
Reserve
Most of the bankers' acceptances in
banks'
portfolios were also retired upon ma¬
turity.
As a result, the total volume of Federal Reserve
credit outstanding showed a small reduction during the four
weeks.
York
Excess
at
reserves
City showed
standing
of
some
least
magnitude of the reduction
mand
alone.
was
some
was
too great to be attributed
Coincident with the reduction in
deposits in the week ended June 21, there
de¬
mod¬
was a
deposits of the New York banks,
which during the past few months had tended to decline
$100,000,000 in the total
This transfer of funds from demand to time de¬
It
at
$722,051,000
against $655,716,000 the average for the
as
week ending June 17.
Whatever changes occurred
during the month of June in
On the
Stock Exchange the call loan rate ruled unchanged
throughout the whole month at 1% per annum, this being the
charge for
loans
new
as
well as the charge for renewals of
Outside the Stock Exchange call
existing loans.
through the month at % of 1% per annum, and
occasionally at only % of 1% per annum.
Time loan rates
may be said to have remained virtually unchanged, only an
occasional time loan being made, and quoted rates being
largely nominal.
DAILY RECORD
OF TIME
Rates on Mixed, Collateral.
30 Days.
60 Days.
X
90 Days.
X
X
2
X
'
3
4
5
X
6
X
©IX
@134
1
©134
xm
mx
1
©IX
xm
1
mx
mx
1
@134
@134
1
©134
1
@1M
8
x@l
X@l
9
H@l
x©i
xm
1
1
@1 x
became effective
15
l
1
1
16
1
1
1
©IX
©IX
®1X
@1 x
Sun
ously had been carried in demand deposit accounts was given
by the changes in Government security holdings of the New
17
19
1
1
1
York banks.
20
1
1
1
21
x@l
X® 1
xm
xm-
1
22
23
26
X
X
X
X
X
28
29
.......
30
.......
ers' acceptances which previously had been held in the port¬
folios of the New York banks or^carried by bill dealers on
X
X
CALL LOANS
effect of the elimination
time to reduce the deposit liability of the banks.
"To the extent that funds withdrawn from demand deposit
same
accounts in the New York banks
were
invested in the New
York market, no movement of funds away from New York
There were, however,
resulted.
substantial withdrawals of
New York during the latter half of June.
funds from
undoubtedly
was
by
the
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June.
Low:
High.
Renewal.
16.
17.
Saturday
3.
Saturday
18.
Sunday
4.
Sunday
19.
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2.
5.
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Sunday
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withdrawal
by
out-of-town
Commercial paper and bankers' acceptances remained in
good demand throughout the month, the supply of both bills
was
and acceptances
being at all times insufficient to meet the
additional movement of funds from New York to other
current demand.
Rates for commercial paper at the end of
banks of
some
usual
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a
financing operations. The withdrawal
of funds from banks throughout the country by the Treasury
through tax collections and cash sales of new securities was
as
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accompanied
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part of
June 15 and the few days immediately
this movement
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the
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earning assets of the New York banks to depositors and at
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securities allotted to the New York banks
were resold almost
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loans from the banks.
LOAN RATES.
June
1933.
13
indicate that
money was
available all
12
new
of all
statements, showed the average of the demand
deposits for the week ending July 1 at $5,892,781,000 as com¬
pared with $6,284,028,000 for the week ending June 17, and
the average of the time deposits for the week ending July 1
posits payable in less than six months from % to %.%, which
excess
reserves
excess
might be pointed out that the New York Clearing House,
10
$300,000,000 in
New
in its weekly
posits appears to have been checked in the following wreek,
however, by a reduction in the rate of interest on time de¬
on
outside of
banks
reduction also in
erate increase in the time
gradually.
member
of
large increase, however, and notwith¬
reduction in New York, there was an increase
a
member banks."
demand deposits.
Income tax collections and other
Treasury operations during the quarterly tax period un¬
doubtedly caused some decline in demand deposits, but the
cause
operations of the
Reserve banks and the return flow of currency were used by
member banks to effect a further reduction of $111,000,000
other
to that
of indus¬
the rates for any class of loans was in a downward direction.
"The
of out-of-town
bank reserves these losses of funds by
on
month
York, under date of July 1, discusses the whole sub¬
ject at length, as follows:
most
The outflow of funds from New York con¬
"In their effect
interest shall be paid by the
no
demand
on
other localities.
a
part of their New York balances, and there
MONTHLY
16
June ruled
at 1 %% for extra choice names running from
and 1%% for names less well known.
Under
4 to 6 months
23 the New York Federal Reserve
date of June
its customary
Bank issued
received
monthly release, saying that reports
commercial paper dealers showed a total
of $60,100,000 of open market commercial paper outstanding
on May 31 1933.
This compared with $64,000,000. April 30,
$71,900,000 March 31, and with $111,100,000 on May 31 of the
by the Bank from
previous year.
Rates for
% of
bankers' acceptances were further reduced
June in both the bid and the
asked column for all dates of maturity, leaving the quota¬
tions at y>2°/o bid and %% asked for bills running 30, 60 and
90 days; %% bid and %% asked for 120 days, land 1% bid
and %% asked for 150 and 180 days, and these continued the
quotations the remainder of the month.
The report of the
American Acceptance Council, made public on June 16,
showed a drop in the volume of acceptances outstanding for
the month ending May 31 in amount of $28,002,029, and
Robert H. Bean, Executive Secretary of the Council, re¬
marked that this reduction more than wiped out the gain
shown for the previous month and left the grand total at
$668,811,328 as compared with $787,414,750 twelve months
before, on May 311932. He observed, however, that May and
June are normally periods of contracting volume, and pointed
out that practically the entire reduction in May occurred in
the volume of bills outstanding against goods in domestic
warehouses plus a drop of over $9,000,000 in the volume of
bills based on goods stored in or shipped between foreign
countries.
It appeared that during May the accepting banks
and bankers increased their holdings of their own bills and
of others in the further amount of $102,000,000, raising the
1%
on
the very first day of
grand total of such holdings to $505,000,000, or 76% of the
grand total of $668,811,328 of acceptances outstanding on
May 311933. Commenting on this feature, Mr. Bean observed
that not in many months had the accepting banks held such a
large volume of their own bills,
which normally find their
immediately upon acceptance into the discount market.
These banks, he stated, now made practically the whole mar¬
way
ket, as the Federal Reserve total of bills for their own ac¬
count at the last report had reached the unprecedentedly low
figure of $11,000,000, while the volume of bills held for for¬
eign account was only slightly in excess of $40,000,000.
Of
the total of $504,000,000 in bills held by acceptang banks,
$400,000,000 were held by New York City banks, bankers and
agencies of foreign banks. The New York Federal Reserve
Bank described the course of the acceptance market during
the month of June as follows:
"The market was very
as
quiet in the first half of June, but
deal¬
portfolios
the New York banks held moderate excess reserves,
ers'
sales
of
bills exceeded their purchases and
progressive decline. At mid-month, the passing of
Act of 1933 prohibiting the payment of interest
on demand deposits in member banks was followed by a sub¬
stantial increase in the volume of bill market operations.
An
active demand for bills from non-banking corporations and
showed
a
the Banking
out-of-town banks developed,
and, as offerings of bills in the
scattering, dealers' portfolios
discount market were rather
underwent
a
Subsequently there were inter¬
further decline.
mittent offerings of bills by a
few city banks, reflecting the
during
elimination of excess reserves in most of the banks
the second half of the month, but the demand
vestors continued to absorb the
until the closing days of the
by other in¬
bills which became available
month.
"At the month-end increased offerings of bills
in the dis¬
count market resulted in a rise in the
hands of dealers who sold a
Bank under
supply of bills in the
moderate amount to the Reserve
repurchase agreement.
At that time, the Fed¬
eral Reserve Bank of New York reduced its buying
90-day bills from 2 to
PRIME
rate for
1%."
BANKERS'
ACCEPTANCES.
Call Loans
June.
Secured by
Accept'ces
30 Days
60 Days
90 Days
120 Days
150 Days
180 Days
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previous months declined fur¬
$19,862,000 May 31 to $8,186,000 June 28, and this
consisted almost entirely of foreign bills of the frozen
after the sharp reduction in
ther from
last
type.
banks
The holdings of bills for account of foreign central
did not vary a great deal during the month from
$36,000,000.
several of
there
were reductions also in the rediscount rates of several of
the other Reserve institutions.
The New York Federal Re¬
serve Bank had reduced its rate from 3% to 2%%, effective
Friday, May 26, and the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
reduced from 3%% to 3%, effective Saturday, May 27.
On
May 31 the Boston Federal Reserve Bank reduced from 3%%
to 3%, effective June 1, and the San Francisco Reserve Bank
made a similar reduction from 33/2% to 3%, effective June 2.
the reduction in the rediscount rate of
After
the Federal
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Reserve banks towards the close of May
notice came that the Philadelphia Reserve
On June 7
Bank,
Fed¬
from
Federal Reserve Bank, and the Cleveland
eral Reserve Bank likewise had lowered their rates
the St. Louis
3%% to 3%, the first two effective June 8, and that of the
Cleveland Reserve Bank effective June 10.
This still left
the Richmond Reserve Bank, the Atlanta Reserve Bank, the
Minneapolis Reserve Bank, the Kansas City Reserve Bank,
and the Dallas Reserve Bank quoting the 3Yj% rate.
MONEY AT
RATES FOR
NEW YORK.
Week Ended—
June 10.
June 17.
June 24.
July 1.
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Qall loans on Stock Exchange—
Range for wk. (mixed & ind. coll.)
Week's avge. (mixed & ind. coll.)
Time loans (mixed & ind. coll.)—
Thirty days
Ninety days
_
Four months
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Five months
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A
of the
distinctive feature
Federal Reserve condition
the month of June was the
statements during
further ac¬
quisition of U. S. securities in pursuance of the policy en¬
tered upon the previous month and on this there was a
repetition of the experience of the previous month in show¬
ing that the amount of Federal Reserve credit outstanding
was actually reduced somewhat in face of these additional
The
the
Government securities by the Reserve Banks
purchases of U. S. securities instead of being increased.
explanation is found in the fact that the proceeds of
purchases of
and
in¬
stitutions.
During the last two weeks of May the (holdings
of U. S. securities by the twelve Reserve Banks were in¬
creased from $1,S36,598,000 May 17 to $1,889,578,000 May 31.
During June there was a further increase in these holdings
from $1,SS9,578,000 May 31 to $1,975,212,000 June 28.
Con¬
trariwise the discount holdings of the Reserve institutions,
reflecting member bank borrowing, were reduced from $301,974,000 May 31 to $190,981,000 June 28.
At the same time
the holdings of acceptances purchased in the open market
fell from $19,862,000 May 31 to $S,186,000 June 28.
The
shrinkage in these two items more than offset the expansion
growing out of the purchase of additional U. S. securities
and accordingly the total of the bill and security holdings
of the twelve Reserve Banks, which constitute a measure of
the volume of Reserve credit outstanding was reduced from
$2,216,237,000 May 31 to $2,177,227,000 June 28.
There was also a further contraction in the amount of
Federal Reserve notes in circulation.
This was in continua¬
tion of the contraction in April and May that fallowed the
huge expansion in the amount of Federal Reserve notes put
out during the period of the banking troubles in March. The
enabled the member
banks to re-enforce their reserves
thus to reduce their
borrowings at the Federal Reserve
amount of these
Federal Reserve notes in circulation
further
month of June from $3,203,102,000
May 31 to $3,061,324,000 on June 28.
As partial offset there
was an
increase in the amount of Federal Reserve bank
declined
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during
the
outstanding from
notes
June 28.
As against
$96,280,000 May 31 to $120,OS1,000
these bank notes no cash reserves are
required.
Gold holdings were further added to, rising from
$3,519,898,000 May 31 to $3,543,765,000 June 28. With gold
holdings larger and the liability against Federal Reserve
notes reduced, because of the contraction in the amount of
these Reserve notes outstanding, reserve ratios naturally in¬
creased.
On the other hand, however, the liability on ac¬
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It remains to be added that the New York Federal Reserve
Bank towards the close of June reduced its buying
rate for
bills
of
increased inasmuch as these deposits
$2,393,773,000 May 31 to $2,509,783,000 June 2S.
deposits
from
.
growth in the deposit line follows entirely from the in¬
crease in member bank reserves, which constitute the main
rose from $2,166,721,000
2S, these member bank reserves
having been reinforced as already stated out of the proceeds
of the purchases of U. S. securities by the Federal Reserve
Banks.
Allowing for the greater liability on the deposits
the ratio of total gold reserves and other cash to deposit and
item
H-Ys
H-Ys
H-Ys
Y-Ys
count
in
the
deposits
Federal
Reserve
note
68.0% May 31 to
of fact, the
sult of the revival of
liabilities combined moved up from
68.8% June 28.
running up to 90 days from 2% to 1%, having failed to
secure any supply of the bills at the old rate.
As a matter
acceptance holdings of the 12 Reserve institutions
and which
May 31 to $2,286,207,000 June
increased moderately as a re¬
speculative activity on the Stock Ex-
As for brokers' loans, these
July, 1933.]
•change.
MONTHLY
As tabulated by the New York Federal Reserve
Bank for the
reporting member banks in New York City, the
increase was only from $635,000,000 May 31 to $764,000,000
June 28.
In the case, however, of the New York Stock Ex¬
change's own statement, the expansion is found to have been
larger, though still moderate.
Just as was the case during
the preceding month.
The Stock Exchange compilation is
prepared only once a month and according to the figures for
the latest period borrowing by Stock
Exchange members on
collateral, contracted for and carried in New York, after hav¬
ing
increased
16a
EEYIEW
mestic sources.
Imports, it is stated, were negligible, and
exports of $1,400,000 to Germany and $2,100,000 to England
represented the release and shipments of, gold previously ear¬
marked, which had
effect
no
on
the gold stock of the United
States.
The Canadian dollar continued to be quoted at a
but this discount
became
was
and
more
reduced
more
11%
On June 30 the discount
depreciated.
the Canadian dollar
on
was
discount,
the American dollar itself
as
only 8%@8%c. as against 11%@
June 1.
on
from
$322,492,188 April 29 to $528,509,438
May 31, further increased to $780,386,120, on Jupe 30.
COURSE OF STERLING EXCHANGE DURING
THE CONTINENTAL AND
The
JUNE.
OTHER FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
of the Continental exchanges was a duplicate
course
of that of
The
course
of
sterling exchange during June, and, as a
of fact, the course of all the
European exchanges, was
matter
controlled almost entirely by the
proceedings of the London
Monetary and Economic Conference, and by the interpreta¬
tion placed upon the sayings and utterances of the American
delegates, which often were conflicting and most of the time
confusing.
It will be recalled that toward the close of May
.all the foreign exchanges became
badly demoralized and
as a result of the introduction in
Congress on Fri¬
day, May 26, at the instance of President Roosevelt, of the
bill taking the country off the
gold basis by statutory enact¬
ment.
The result altogether was that cable transfers on
May 31 sold up to 4.02%. During June the tendency of ster¬
ling was steadily upward, but violent further advances did
nervous
not
until the London
occur
Conference
about to
was
open.
Funds kept
for
flowing to London from all parts of the world
safety and security.
These came, not alone from Paris
and from Holland and
Switzerland, but it was even asserted
that American exporters were leaving the
proceeds of their
on the other
side, and that there was some flow of
American capital also to the other side so far as the disturbed
sales
state of the foreign exchanges permitted such a course.
Like¬
wise, New York banks doing business with Latin America
reported the receipt of instructions to convert dollar deposits
into
sterling—movements, of course, which have the effect
decreasing the foreign deposits in New York and increas¬
ing them in London, and of stimulating a rise in sterling.
-of
In this state of things the
tendency of the pound sterling was
naturally upward, and surface indications appeared to show
that the British Equalization Fund often intervened to hold
•the
rising tendency in check. At the beginning of the month
effort, too, appeared to be measurably successful, and
during the first six days of June cable transfers on London
the
did not sell above
$4.05.
On June 7, however, there was a
$4.08%, and on June 8 the rate touched $4.14, while
Saturday, June 10, there was a rise to $4.16%. On June
rise to
on
sterling exchange.
They were all badly demoral¬
ized, being often on the verge of panic, as developments re¬
garding the attitude of the United States on the question of
prescribing the value of the American dollar steadily thrust
the question forward.
This was particularly true with refer¬
to the French franc.
ence
May
of
President
determination to have the
United States declared off the gold standard by statutory en¬
actment 'had produced consternation in Paris and the
feeling
of
apprehension and tension
month of June.
other
on an
the
$4.14%@$4.19%.
tendency of rates
was
downward
But
For
was
beginning with Monday, June 19, the
a
few days
favorable view
as a
taken.
during the
thought it vital to
European currencies, evidently fearing that
opposite policy provoked not only violent opposition
on
the part of the French, but a feeling of
deep resentment, as
with the advance of the month the American attitude became
by degrees
clearly defined. Rumors were rife that the
adhering to the gold standard would be forced
off the gold level, and especially France, but the
suggestions
were repeatedly and
vehemently denied. The ultimate result
was that French
exchange kept steadily rising against New
York, involving a corresponding slump in the American dol¬
lar, on some days more violently than on others, until on
more
countries still
June
28
the
French
franc
on
cable transfers sold up to
June 30 at 4.93%@5.01c., this last
comparing with a range on June 1 of 4.65% @4.67%.
The
par of the French franc is 3.92c., which gives an idea of the
extent of the slump in the American unit.
With the franc
at 5.13%c., the equivalent value of the American dollar was
only 76%c. The Bank of France was able to enlarge its gol,d
5.13%c., with the
range
holdings week after week, due largely to a heavy flow of gold
from Switzerland and Holland, both of which countries
ap¬
peared to be under the necessity of shipping gold to Paris in
order
to
protect the gold parity
ters, there
now
relieved
the depreciation of the American dollar would otherwise
pro¬
ceed to extreme limits and the insistence of the United States
for cable
of the outcome of the London Conference
not
for
dollar, with ref¬
erence to
of their currencies.
But
flowing to Paris from other Continental cen¬
while gold kept
was
was
The French Government
its best interests to have the London Conference
arrange
the immediate stabilization of the American
12, the day when the London Conference convened, the range
transfers
The news towards the close of
Roosevelt's
from
was at
Paris
to
the
time evidence of a flight of funds
and this appeared to be due to a
the part of the French people.
In
same
London,
propensity to hoard
on
of sterling
again upward, and very strongly so, as the attitude of
the United States in
opposition to early stabilization became
its statement for the week ending June 2, the Bank of France
more
in the week ending June 16, 74,870,222 francs; in the week
ending June 23, 63,644,050 francs, but in the week ending
June 30, a decrease of 2,000,000 francs.
The German mark moved against the American dollar the
course
was
clearly defined. On June 22, when the American dele¬
gation issued its statement definitely defining its position,
■cable transfers sold up to
ther rise was held in
$4.24% ; for a few days now a fur¬
check, then the rate moved violently
upward
their
as
ence was
in
tries took
the United
came
a
realization that the whole Confer¬
danger of being wrecked
a
most determined
States, and there
countries might ask for an
as
the "gold bloc"
coun¬
stand against the position of
suggestions that these
adjournment of the Conference or
were even
withdraw from it altogether.
In this state of things cable
transfers on June 27 touched $4.30%, and on June 28 ad¬
vanced
to
lower at
$4.43%.
The
$4.26@$4.30%,
range
on
June 30
-was
somewhat
it appeared that
as
a compromise
proposition had been devised which might be found
accept¬
able to the United States.
As it happened, these
hopes, too,
were doomed to
disappointment, and on Monday, July 3, the
sterling rate again bounded upward in more violent fashion
than before, and the American dollar
suffered the worst
slump of the whole series.
During the whole month specu¬
lative influences were at
work, and to such an extent that
the British authorities,
according to report, asked the Lon¬
don banks and the Stock
Exchange Committee to
its gold
The
Bank of
holdings, and
showed
a
On June 10 Ger¬
partial transfer
mora¬
did not extend to the Dawes
transfers
on
June
and
2S,
Berlin
the
or
The moratorium
Young Plan bonds.
Cable
quoted as high as 30.18@31.15c.
were 30.05@30.25 June 30,
compared with,
were
27.63@27.72 on June 1.
The gold position of the Bank of
Germany was further greatly weakened during the month.
In the first quarter of the month the Bank showed
loss in
a
of 21.0SS,000 marks;
gold
in the second quarter a loss of
87,370.000 marks; in the third quarter a loss of 41,,210,000
marks, and in the final quarter of the month a loss of 33,942,000 marks, reducing the Bank's gold holdings to only
188.719,000 marks.
creased
96,196,000
The note circulation of the
marks in
the
first
Bank
quarter;
de¬
88,557,000
marks in the second quarter; 84,232.000 marks in the third
quarter.
once more
appeared
as a purchaser of
For the week ended June 7 the
gain in gold in amount of £334,771, raising
the total of the holdings to the
largest amount ever held, and
a
high record in all time.
further increase
currency units.
torium. effective July 1, on long-term and short-term debts
exchange to commercial pur¬
England continued to add heavily to
a
each week thereafter
European
elsewhere, declared
except in the case of the standstill credits.
quarter,
gold in the open market.
Bank
the other
same as
many, as noted
discourage
such transactions and to limit
chases.
reported an increase in its gold holdings of 110,913,352 francs.
In the week ending June 9 the increase was
44,252,954 francs;
further increase occurred to
For the week
a
new
ending June 14 the
with
282,019,000
marks
expansion
in
the
fourth
Italian exchange also emphasized the growing depreciation
of the American
dollar, and
on
June 28 the lire
at 6.70@6.86%c., and on June 30 ranged at
6.15% @6.16
due
in
the
on
June 1.
main
to
was
quoted
6.62@6.6S against
The strength of the Italian unit
the
rise
of
all
the
foreign
was
exchanges
against the American dollar, but also followed in
no
small
part to the steady improvement in the economic position of
Italy, as well as to the conservative policies pursued by the
£508,91%; for the week ending June 21,
£1,030,239, and for the week ending June 28, £1.307,426. rais¬
ing the total of the holdings to £190,584,121. Twelve months
before, on June 29 1932, the
aggregate of the holdings was
only £136.953,579.
Gold kept flowing into London from all
holdings while at the
parts of the world, and not
the
was
a
little of this
Continental account when offered in the
open
allowed to remain in London, nevertheless.
was
taken
for
market, though
The
gold movement to and from the United States during
June was of moderate
proportions, necessarily so because of
the gold embargo on the metal.
The Federal Reserve Bank
of New
York
reports that there was an increase of about
$3,000,000 in the monetary gold stock of the United States
during June, due principally to receipts of bullion from do¬
Bank
of
Italy, which has been adding steadily to its gold
same time keeping note circulation
within bounds.
.
In the case of the countries which remained neutral
war
and
Holland
still adhered to the gold standard
during
and
(including
Switzerland), the depreciation of the dollar
pronounced, and rumor was constantly rife that
both countries would be forced off the gold standard now
that the United States had departed from the standard.
was
very
These rumors, however, were repudiated by the
banking au¬
countries, and as the month progressed the
indications were that along with France they had joined in a
thorities in both
common
defense
of
their
position.
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16.86
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48.02a48.48
16.75
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Denmark
Sweden
Norway
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Reichsmarks
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Checks
Cables
Cables
Checks
Cables
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SUN DAY
Cables
14.27
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10.14
20.30a20.35 20.31a20,
SUN DAY
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14.42
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14.52
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18.40al8.59 18.41ol8.60 21.24a21.41 21.25021,
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28.20a28.40 28.25a28.41
14.51%
14.52
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10.35 , al0.42 10.36al0.43
20.83o20.98 20.84o20,
SUN DAY
28.50a28.83 28.75a28.84
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14.27
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21.03a21.19 21.04a21
28.79a29.01 28.80a29.02
14.37
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20.69a20.89 20.70a20
20.39a20.65 20.40a20
20.44a20.70 20.45a20
20.56o20.64 20.57a20
20.89a20.99 20.90a21
28.75029.14 29.05a29.15
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13.98
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21.04a21.19 21.05a21
20.94a21.09 20.95021
29.10a29.34 29.15a29.35
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14.00
10.39
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14.02
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21.24a21.44 21.25a21
14.12%
10.48
21.24o21.37 21.25a21
29.40a29.77 29.45a29.78
29.53a29.78 29.54a29.80
14.12
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18.12ol8.19 18.13al8.20 20.93o20.99 20.94a21
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SUN DAY
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29.50o29.65 29.56a29.67
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14.10
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SUN DAY
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28.20a28.40 28.21a28.42
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10.52 10.48
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June 30, as against 27.92@28% on June 1.
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creased from 2i/2% to 31/2% on May 12, indicating the special
pressure under which it was laboring.
All the other changes
in central bank rates during the month were in a downward
direction.
On June 1 both the State Bank of Sweden and the
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June 30.
to
with the British pound, and on
on Bombay was 32.12@32%
fluctuated in close harmony
51.10@52.30 on June 28, and
30 as against 47.55@47.78 June 1.
The par of the guilder is 40.20.
The Swiss franc on June 28
was quoted as high as 25.30, with the range June 30 24.26@
24.50, against 22.8G@22.90 on June 1. The par of the Swiss
franc is 19.30.
The Scandinavian exchanges moved in har¬
mony with the British pound, as is usually the case, and the
Danish crown for cable transfers was quoted June 30 at
19.00@19.15 against 17.75@17.81 on June 1.
The Swedish
crown on cable transfers was 21.95@22.10 June 30 as against
20.42@20.50 on June 1, while the Norwegian crown was
21.43@21.50 June 30 against 20.23@20.30 June 1. In all three
instances the rates June 28 were higher than those on
cable transfers sold
usually appearing here, showing daily rates of exchange for
see page 54.
the month on Other Centres,
New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE
Bond Sales.
BOND
PRICES
1933.
$255,775,800
1,712,137,500
Jan. 1 to June 30
1,534,564,100
The tables
on
on
They need
the Exchange.
no
In accordance with the rule
at
a
but where this is the
1933.
--Shares.
as
176,718,572
the New York Stock Exchange during
on
they
23,000,594
340,859,129
Jan. 1 to June 30
extended introduction,
1932.
125,619,530
self-explanatory.
are
The tables embrace
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list.
case
must be added.
The exceptions to the rule
income bonds and bonds
are
A. few other bonds, like the Holland-America Line
6s, for special reasons, are also
the quotation
case
The
the month when the bonds mature.
adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying bonds
price to which accrued interest
interest is in default.
1933
Stock Sales.
June
black-faced letters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each
are
JUNE
17 to 39 furbish a complete record of the transactions
pages
June and the range since Jan. 1.
security dealt in
DURING
1932.
$377,195,900
June
every
OF
"flat" will be found against the
name
of the issue.
on
which
quoted "flat,"
This method of,quoting bonds
became effective Jan. 2 1909.
For
footnotes to tables
Sales in
see
last page of bonds and last page of stocks.
P
BONDS
June.
Value.
N.
IJ S GOVERNMENT
First Liberty Loan—
First 3%s
2,432,000
2,000
33,000
1,000
Bid.
..June 15 1932-1947
102»«Sale
Bid.
June 30.
Ask
Bid.
1,000
Sale Prices.
102
June 10 103*83 June
1022*,,June 22 1022<s3June 22
1011632June 10 102*33 June 24
102"»,SaIe
102#8» Sale
102*33 June
101**«
102»«Sale
102
102
al0228s,June 2
1022*„june
109*o„june
1092*,,June 26
9 103
June
15 1933-1938 A
O
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103**,,Sale
1022*jjSale
r\03*», Sale
102*o„Sale
10y*'„Sale
109l0»jSale
11063j Sale
1052*32Sale
1062*3,Sale
A
...
103»«Sale
103
Sale
O
Dec 15 1944-1954 J
D
J
D
Mar 15 1946-1956 m
e
M
l06"i»Sale
104";,safe"
104 63» Sale
105"" Sale"
102*»» Sale
l0l2<3iSale
102*i32Sale
8
June 15 1943-1947 J
D
J
Sept 15 1951-1955 M S
1051*,,June
105183,June
1042,, June
9 8 "j* Sale"
98303iSafe
June
10l2i3,June
102
"97"iiSafe"
16 102
June
3H
Registered
15
1940-43 J
D
J
June
D
Mar 15 1941-1943 M
Registered
R
M
Treasury 3%s
D
J
3
103
28
June
l00*«33Apr. 29 102**33Jan.
3
26
1038,, June
103*,, June
HO83, J xne
l09**siJune
l06**,2June
24
1008,,
Mar.
3
103*o„jan.
26
22
103**3jMar.
3
111*»3 Feb.
2
28 HO**,,Jan.
23
29
2 106*i, June
8
1
21
1
22
15
1056,, June 22
105
June
102 2033J
28 102
ne
21
22
June 28
101**3,Feb. 27 102
100'*33Mar.
107*o„Apr
99**3,Mar.
102"i3Apr.
Apr. 24
3 103*o„Jan.
99
3 107**«, Jan.
19
106**1,Jan.
105**1,Feb
Mar. 15 l02**32Feb.
3
99*32 June
99233 June 22
93**ssMar.
5
982<„june 28
95*o„Apr.
102**,3June 14
1028,, Sale
lOl2*,,Sale
102**,iSale
10l2*»,June
1
102»»; Sale"
i6i"«SalY
1012*33 Jhne
102
i"*;,Safe"
lODWune
3 102*0,sJune 22
1 102**saJune 22
99»«Sale
992*5,Sale
4
4
4
98**3,Mar, 3
3
104*33 May 29 105 4
June 21
2 102**32Jan.
97*33 Mar.
26
98i4s3June 10
8
June 15 1946-1949 J
7
2
24
99**32May 23
98
Mar.
3 l02*932Feb.
1
99**33Apr. 20 102*032June 22
96**33Mar.
3 102**32Feb.
2
1028,, Jan.
23
95*33 Apr.
1002i, Sale
99*83,June
1
100**s3June 22
992*s3June 13
9928„June 20
20
102832 Jan. 23
l00**32June 22
962*83Apr. 27
992832June 20
97% Feb.
D
Registered
26
1022*32June 22
16
98'«„June
Treasury
103»o„jan.
28
20 102*»33Jan.
June
_
105
D
June
99*<>33Mar.
100*o„Feb.
101
Apr.
99l8„Mar.
102*33 June 17 102**»3June
June 15 '32-47
A
1,263,000 Treasury 3%a
2,000
Sale Prices.
102
Registered
19,000
Highest.
Sale Prices.
102"3jSale
Oct 15 1947-1952 A O
86,000
Registered
1,370,000 Treasury 4%s
8,000
Registered
2,241,000 Treasury 4s
9,000
Registered
2,318,000 Treasury 3%s
7,000
Registered
659,000 Treasury 3%s
Registered
4.204:565 Treasury 3s
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
!0218aiSale
Registered
First Sec'd 4%s
Highest.
101 *u j»
June 15 1932-1947
Fourth Liberty Loan—
Fourth 4%s_.
2,660,000
Oct
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
Ask
Registered.
1,000
3,513:660
Ask.
June 15 1932-1947
First 4%s
13,000
907,000
PRICES IN JUNE.
June 1.
Registered
First 4s
1,315,000
.
Price
Jan. 3
1933.
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE,
97% Feb.
STATE AND CITY SECURITIES
(See Note below)
N Y
City 4Hs
May 1957 MN
FOREIGN GOVT. & MUNICIPAL'S
41,000 Agric Mtge Bank t f 6s_..1947 F
A
28
53.000
C
29
65
136,000
Sinking fund *s A
Apr 15 1948 A
Akershus (Dept) «xtl 5s
1963 M N
52.000 Antloqula (Dept of) Col 7s A
57,000
7.000
184,000
41,000
External
s
f 7s
ser
1945 J
B
J
External
t
f 7s
ter
C
1945
•
f 7»
set
D
1945
78 1st series
1957 A
78 2d series
43.000
_1957
7s 3d series
70.000
1957
170.000 Antwerp (City) extl loan 5s
1958
128.000 Argentine Govt public works 6s_1966
300,000 Argentine Nation (Govt) s f 4s..1959
Extl s i g 6s of Oct 1925
204.000
1959
336,000
Sinking fund gold 6s ser A
1957
External lat s f 6s ser B
203,000
...1958
Extl s f 6s of May 1926
126,000
1960
External s f 6s (State Ry)
379,000
..I960
Extl s f 6s (Sanitary
113.000
Works)
1961
Pubhc Works ext s f g 6s..May 1961
115,000
Public Works ext a f 536s
296.000
1962
297.000 Argentina (Rep) 5s of 1909
1945
975.000 Australia 5 of 1925..
July 15 1955
External loan 5s of 1927
568,000
1957
External g4 X»of 1928
530.000
1956
262.000 Austrian Govt a f 7s
lnt*i national s f 7s
100.000
290.000 Bavaria (Free State) extl 6 Ha
167.000 Belgium 25 year external 634a
Extarnal s f 6s............
231.000
External s f 7s
251.000
Stabilisation loan 7s
180.000
.....
r
Cash sale.
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A
O
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A
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A
O
J
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12
8
9
Sale
P
1945
Eiternal
30*4
Sale
7%
TV* Sale
6%
7%
8H
79?l
Sale
46 %
47
Sale
M S
47
46
J
48xi
D
M N
M S
F
A
47
M N
47
42
F
A
M S
J
J
M S
M N
89
VP
1943 J
D
92
.1957 J
J
58
1945 F A
19*9 M 8
1955 J
J
1955 J
D
1956 MN
61%
99
94
105
104
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
31%
31%
67 %
IP
Sale
73
Sale
12% Sale
11%
12%
11% Sale
11% Sale
15
12
15
12
15
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
IP
VP,
36
32%
"75""
IP
Sale
81% Sale
a81% Sale
76% Sale
90%
93
63
40%
96%
89'
100
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
31% June
31% June
71% June
12
June
11%
11%
11%
10%
10%
June
June
33
June
8
r35% June 29
74
June 22
14% June 10
14 H June 12
June
June 14
14% June 15
14
June 14
June
14t
57
llH
78
78
W*
a89
51%
37%
90%
89%
97
June
14
Sale
10
June
13% June 14
Sale
58 %
63
63%
58% Sale
&
58 % Sale
63
58 % Sale
62%
58%
64
64%
59% Sale
64%
58% Sale
64
59 h Sale
a63%
59% Sale
64
54
70
Sale
75
June
12%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
58%
58%
a58%
58%
59%
June
Sale
58
June
58
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
60%
Sale
58% June
52% June
72
77
77
73
86
June
June
June
June
92
63
fl34
June
Sale
89% June
Sale
87
Sale
96% June
93% June
95% Sale
June
June 14
65
June 28
June 21
June
1
40% June
1
96% June 19
95
14
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
78% June 26
82% June 14
7
82% June
June 13
78
55% June
14
15
June 28
65% June 29
65% June 29
June
14
10
12
13% June 14
65
59
Mar.
\P
June
IP June
22
83
June 28
65% June 28
66
June 26
June 28
65
June 28
65
Sale
Mar.
June
14 % June
June
June
Apr.
66% June 26
June
Apr.
34% Jan. 11
r35M Feb.
2
A ar.
June
June
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
1
8
June
June
June
Sale
IP
June 14
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
1
66% June 26
June 28
Feb.
65% June 28
Feb.
Feb.
66
June 26
65
Feb.
65
June 28
June 28
Feb.
65% June 29
65% June 29
Feb.
Feb.
59
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
78% June 26
June 28
Mar.
83% May 29
83
May 27
79
May
1
Apr.
95
May
64% Jan.
June
69
June
June 17
1
June
2
June
100% June
June
100
65
Jan. 21
June 28
May
Jan.
Jan.
16
27
11
102% Apr. 29
98
Jan.
108% May
107% May
25
2
2
Deferred delivery,
NOTE.—State and City Securities.—Sales of State and City securities
oeour very rarely on the New York Stock Exchange and
usually
dealings In such securities being almost entirely at private sale over the oounter.
The Stock Exchange record henoe is Imperfect and misleading,
tatlona. however, by active dealers in these securities will be found on a subsequent
page under the general head of "U» S. A Municipal Bonds."
only at long Intervals
Bid and Asked quo-
Sales in
N.
Value.
EXCHANGE.
STOCK
7.
Jan. 3
75
52%
External
8
f g 6s
6Hs
Sinking fund 7a of 1926
Copenhagen external 5a.
Gold
4%a
7a
Cordoba (City) external a f
External
s
Costa
Rica
10,600
36,000
26,000
4,000
807,000
15,000
96,000
37% Jan.
37%
3426 Feb.
June
13
20
Apr.
35
June
3626
36%
21%
23%
June
12
June
12
15
19
June
1
11
Apr.
87
June 30
79
Mar.
31
WA
17
June 22
June
1
2126 June 15
17
June 27
84
June
Apr.
Apr.
o2126 May
14
June 29
June
1
Sale
09726
June
17
9926 Juno 29
o97
June 12
June 30
16
5026
3626 Sale
3726 Sale
40
12
2
June
2
o38
21
June
13
June
1
17
June
13
o
June
1
1726
June
13
June
2
June
13
June
1
Juno
13
1026 June
1026 June
1126 June
2
June
13
June
13
June
13
June
13
June
9
53*
42
June 19
June
Sale
1226 Sale
1226 Sale
2
June
Sale
12
Sale
12
Sale
1126
1026
11
15
Sale
June
2
11
Sale.
12
Sale
June
1
1626 June 13
1126
826
Sale
1126
1026
2026
8626
2626
3526
3626
Sale
1126 June
1
Sale
Sale
#
11%
84
Sale
Sale
Sale
26
Sale
68%
67%
10 %
24 h
23%
WA
8026 "86"
34
Sale
3326
3326
Sale
3126
3126
92
"75"
40
71%
Sale
7536
Sale
Sale
49%
37%
Sale"
100% Sale
99% Sale
99% 100
54
59%
J
43
50
M S
60
67
70
Sale
M S
63%
Sale
F
A
58
A
O
A
O
60
58
53%
55
53%
46% Sale
126% Sale
Sale
60
F
Sale
80
Sale
44 54
Sale
46%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1826
a9326
9426
91
73
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Sale
109
Sale
Sale
Sale
107
10626
"64""
7
35
50
55
77
65
69
64
6626
65
Sale
64
28
12726
Sale
Sale
126
3826
5726
Sale
Sale
30
51
Salo
63%
68
Sale
7026
68
Sale
6726
27
Sale
12526 Sale
12626 Sale
4326
6826
Sale
Sale
28 26
Sale
MN
A
72%
29%
Sale
Sale
52
Sale
53% Sale
47
Sale
1524 Sale
16%
78
13
19
June
1
94
June
6
9426
9126
8626
7526
June
June
June
75
Mar.
69
Mar.
June 14
5826 Mar.
77
29
15
15
29
13
May 27
June
85
Jan.
42 26 Apr.
55
June
3526 Apr.
03426 Mar.
3726 June
93
Feb.
9326 Feb.
9126 Mar.
9226 Mar.
46
June 29
48
June 30
65
7326 June 10
June
49
June
55
June
42
June
46
June 29
48
June 30
8
36
June
64
June 16
38
June
55
June
17
49
June
55
June
2
7226 June 27
6526 June
77
June
June 30
M N
A
1947 M
8
J
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—-1965;M N
'24% ~30~~
30
Sale
80
Sale
99
94
Sale
8924 Sale
a57% Sale
4826 Sale
24%
89%
76%
9826
9626
MN
J
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4924
10424
10424
726
2
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"6026
32
33
23
June 16
55
June 17
55
June
Sale
2326
6926
2926
2926
3326
35
Sale
88
57
Mar.
71% June 26
June 24
54
Apr.
69
June 29
5526 Mar.
69
June 29
55
121
June
122
June
2826 June 15
6 rl3026June 21
5 130
June 22
_
3826 June
o5526 June
1
9
4921
June 17
77 H
June 19
26% June
9
3126 June
45
June 12
5536 Jan.
11
Jan.
25
ol6
Jan.
26%
59
Jan.
23
June 28
23
June
60
Jan.
1
1
28% June 15
6926 June 28
2626 June 27
47
Jan.
6936 June
2636 June
2
23
8
2626 June 30
29 % June
89
June 29
June 29
Sale
Sale
65
Sale
Sale
5826
22
23
1826 June
30
3726
34
rate
2
1
33% June
a 88% June 15
63
111
Sale
1126
Sale
13
of $4.8 665 to the £
June
7836
26% June
Sale
526
23
33% June 26
o83
o77
Sale
2836 Jan.
June 12
Sale
Sale
Mar.
14% May
90
5726
oll026Sale
64
June 30
15 108
9
9 10536 Jan.
17 a 96% June 28
68
Sale
-
12
June
89
~
June
June 22
Sale
1826
3626
12
20
9
45
75
9626
9526
9126
8926
7326
70
1
1
64% Jan.
8656 Jan.
23
3026 June 14
Sale
12
35% May 15
53 % May 15
June 15
June
Sale"
Jan.
13356 May
May
131
June 17
2026 June
23% June
91
Juno 29
51
2226 June
118
May
oll226Mar.
June 29
69
19
23
98
June 24
70
Jan.
68
June
90
Sale
June 30
70
6026
3426
3826
77
69
6626
2626 Sale
3226
3226
36 26
2
72% June 27
7126 June 26
2626 Sale
Sale
Sale
23
Sale
Sale
Sale
826
he exchange
June 12
May
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
3226
4226
5826
5926
6426 June
6426 June
2226 June
62
June
1
9
1926
M N
June 12
Juno
63 26 June
24
21.26 Sale
7026 Sale
12
5
11236 June 22
64
105% Jan.
Jan.
1 a96% Juno 28 o72
23
June
8
110
08726 June
S*
6536 .Tan.
110
Apr.
09426 Sale
Salo
11
110
26
Sale
W*
May
Mar.
Mar.
May
87% Jan.
19M
99 %
9816
92 56
1026 Apr.
8626 June
8526 Apr
26% June
2326
1
2326 Jan.
101 % May
a.73
30
June 12
34 26 June
June 20
2
2026
1524
June
52% June 2
5 108
June 30
o8726
1
22
10326 June
49
Juno
43 26 June 26
10726 Sale
48
June 29
7
73% June
6726 Jan. 11
Mar.
10326 Sale
53
Juno 28
1026 Jan.
65
A
71%
5
7026 June 28
68
June 15
24 26 Jan.
2426 Mar.
48
Sale
4126
Juno
1
41
3726 June
3826
4026
June
5
110
al0526Sale 10326 June
10626 June 27 11226 June 22
11026 Sale
June 12
June 29 110
103
al05
Sale
June 12
June 30 HO
103
1032a Sale
35
o36
Mar.
58
June
55
Sale
Feb.
59
12
93
1626 June 29
8626 Juno 29
a8826 June 30
86
June 27
o81
June 10
6426
Apr.
13
Juno 16
1726 June 29
5
63 26
58
Sale
63
June
Mar.
May 25
6 30
19 56 Jan.
14
Jan. 30
5
June 20
7826 Apr. 20 93
93 % Jan.
85
June
2 o7926 Apr. 11
5
62
Apr.
6 (i76% Juno 30
o7626 June 30
8156 June 24
8126 Juno 24 0(53 26 Apr. 11
32
Apr.
5 58 % Juno 29
5826 June 29
29
2
2
Sale
6326
6
June
O7026 Sale
70
3
June
55
3226
5126
6526
June
Mar.
1826 Feb.
1
Juno
7
6726 June 30
85
40
36
June 29
7326 June
June 29
7326 June
4526 June
46
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16
73
53
4026
10626
15
3326 June 28
2
June 16
1
55
7026
5026
4026
June
June
60
June 13
1626 June 13
1626 June 12
Jan.
June
1
June 20
78
20
June 12
June
Sale
13
13
1726 June 13
5726
4026
4116
33 26
3326
June
72
13
June
16
8626 Sale
8426 Sale
June 13
2626
1626
1626
1826
1926
3
3426 June
4026 June 16
June 26
June 26
8|26
Sale
7526
1726 June 13
IF June
June
IF June
June 14
78
Salo
8626
June 13
May 24
87
88
June 13
17
Mar.
13
27
Sale
12
21
88
22
1626 Sale
66% Jan. 11
75% Jan.
May
r25
June
1
3426 June
4326 June 26
86
11
Feb.
IF
08826
Jan.
May
Sale
5826 Sale
12
81
77
Sale
Jan.
12
94
73
74
46
38
37
106
8426
7126
7226
5
June
12
3326 June
19
67
12
Jan.
13
Sale
1726
JI*
88
iU
28
86
21
2126 June 12
June
2726
23
Sale
15
87
12
21
1
June 30
26
Jan.
88
9
Sale
32
12
May 29
5
June 21
4026
90
Sale
14
Juno 13
June
llH
Sale
101% Sale
A
29
June
9
June 12
June
37
Sale
83
O
Sale
Mar. 29
June 30
June
30
19
65%
Sale
Sale
Sale
122%
IF
12
66
33
Sale
60
Sale
June
6726 Sale
1726 Salo
35
3026
69
34
Sale
37%
826
Sale
1
o67
27
95
F
69""
Sale
6826
66
13H
1
Sale
Sale
10 &
47
1326
35
Sale
9454
a8936
84z%
72 J6
MN
3326
Sale
Sale
r36
20
89
M N
Sale
23%
22
8
Sale
19
18*
12
June 16
101 % Jan.
10026 Jan.
426 Apr.
426 Apr.
5
Apr.
5
Apr.
5
Apr.
726 Apr.
926 Apr..
626 Apr.
626 Apr.
426 Apr.
69% June 12
5
1826 June
6
3426
3426
3826
1126
10M
Jan.
June 15
2726 Jan.
r20
526 Apr.
2
June
Sale
12
June
48
2
19
June
Sale
Sale
42
9
June
June
16
01226 Sale
1126 Sale
Sale
9
June
69
17
Sale
9026 Aur.
9326 Mar.
69
May
826 Apr.
03926 May
3226 May
32% May
046
73
67
June 14
3626 June 12
36% June 12
23% Jan. 13
ar.
IT"
Sale
85
June 13
8
8
35
3426
June 13
8
9
June
June 20
June 30
1
May
June 30
Juno
8
June
Mar.
Sale
9926
Salo
June 12
6126 June
5426 June
37
ny"
June 12
31
61% June
5
June
2
June 12
2426 Jan.
June 30
Sale
D
C
F
Accrued Interest payable
53
June
1026
1026
Sale
17
z
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2826 June 13
5226 June 21
Sale
Sale
F
?sa
17
June
17*
17*
8*
Sale
55
sale,
1
8626 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)—
Secured 8 f g 7s
.1957 A
I
69% June
76% June
Feb.
Sale
4526 Sale
1226 Sale
1026 Sale
1026 Sale
Sale
C
Cash
June
16
Sale
39
Sale
43,000 Leipzig (City) external a f g 78—1947 F A
4,000 Low Austria (Prov) sec a f g 7H*.1950 J D
558,000 Lyons (City of) 15-year 6s
1934 MN
12,000.Mexican Irrig Assenting a
3
45
Sale
Sale
Sale
1960
102,000 Medellin (Colombia) 6 Ha
June 29
7026 June
12
17
Sale
Sale
June
June
Sale
Sale
June
13
12
..
36
1826
8426
9826
9726
1626
June
June
33 26 June
5126 June
24
60
June
3
4626
3126 June 30
21
3926
28
1934
1954
f 4H>.1943
1
June
Jan.
3
Apr.
6 1326
12
Mar. 24 12 26
3
1226
12
Apr.
6
19 alOl M Mar. 2 120
30
1626 Jan.
4 4126
13
15% Jan.
3 3726
14 % Jan.
13
3 3726
14
1226 Jan.
4 33 26
72 26
45
June 29
2
15 06426 Feb.
6 73 26
72%
16
6326 Jan.
7826
19
7026 Jan.
15
4
2
12
Sale
25
Sale
.1947
1952
1953
1957
15-year 6a
1
June
June
u
53
36
2326
49
20
1952
.1954
June
IF8
1826 Sale"
33
3326 a32%
3326
3926
Sale
a27 h
......1961
1
46% Sale
Sale
J
1
5426
5826
49
1
2826 June
June
1326
1226
1226
11626
4126
3726
3726
1
June
June
Sale
52
June
June
26
June 27
29
Sale
31
Sale
84%
1944
MN
Irish Free State external 5a—..I960
J D
Italy (Kingdom) external a f 78.1951
M 8
Italian Cred Consortium 7s ser A 1937
377,000 Marseilles (City)
77"'
30
Sale
16
Sale
M
June
726
32
Sale
2934
29 H
Hungary (King of) s f 7H«
37,000
Sale
Sale
21
Sale
1965
291,000 Italian Public Utility a f g 7a
772,000 Japanese Gov extl a f 6%a
Extl sinking fund 5%a
598,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7a ........1949
Communal Bka
f 7a series B
Sale
46
Sale
J
IF
Sale
5026
7126
6926
7726
2826
5226
4726
Jan.
26
J1
3526
3126
49
4626
7026 Sale
7126
3326
3026
32%
13%
....
a
38
50
....—.1990
"Prague"
Greek Govt s f sec 7s
1964
Sinking fund secured 6s.
1968
Haiti (Rep of) 6s series A......
1952
Hamburg (State) 6s
1946
Heidelberg (City) extl a f 7Ha
1950
Helsingfora (City) ext 6H>
-—1960
Hungarian Mun Loan 7 Ha
1945
Unmatured coup attached
External sf 7s coupon
1946
Unmatured coupons attached—
Hungarian Land Mtge 7H* A.
1961
External aec
40
l8~~ "19"
German Republic extl
S f 7series B...
73%
Sale
22 5i
Registered
37,000
49,000
8,000
21,000
35
Sale
33
Greater Prague—see
76,000
6,000
36
Sale
27
Jan.
57
J
June 14
Sale
2826
2826
%
Sale
18H
(Cons Agric Loan) 6H* ser A.. 1958
411,000
26,000 Graz (Municipality) 8s_... ——.1954
1937
4,646,000 Grt Brit 8c Ire.. 20-year 5H«
37,000
75,000
Sale
60
June 20
33
4126 Sale
36
—.1967
19,000
1945
23,000 Finland (Rep of) external 6s..
External sinking fund 7a.
1950
193,000
External sinking fund 4H>
1956
175,000
Extl sinking fund 5%a
1958
134,000
21,000 Finnish mun loan 6H* A.......1954
External 6H* Ser B
1954
32,000
—1953
140,000 Frankfort (City c?) a f 6Ha.;
664,000 French Republic 20-yr extl 7 H®-- 1941
External a f 7s of 1924..,
1949
345,000
German Gov't International—
op
Sale
Sale
June 19
9
6
33
11226 111
20
Estonia (Republic) 7s..
z4% fund f
30
63 h
...
641",600
Sale
70
MN
German Prov 8c
111
24H
38%
33%
(Republic)—
35-year 5 Ha of 1930
9
Sale
19
83
1
Sale
Sale
8126 June 27
Mar. 28
9
Sale
9
Sale
726
Apr. 22
63
6
June 26
June
1
9H
2326
2126
1026 Sale
113
65
Juno
June
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
June 27
2626 June
Sale
28
Sale
5
§126
83
74
Sale
Sale
70
78 Nov 1 1932 coupon on
...1951
14,000
78 May 1 1936 coupon on.......1951
8,000
1944
29,000 Cuba (Rep of) 5a of 1904
5s ext debt Ser A of 1914
1949
19,000
4%a external loan............1949
17,000
30-year a f 5%a
1953
63,000
J
D
Public Works 5Hs_—June 30 1945
255,000
Cundlnamarca (Dept Colombia)
External a f 6Hs
1959
145,000
27,000 Czechoslovak (Rep of) extl 8a... 1951
Sink fd 8s ser B
1952
27,000
422,000 Denmark 20-yr external gold 6a .1942
External g 5V$a
1955
181,000
External g 4%a
1962
381,000
M S
Deutsche Bank Am part ctfs 4a. 1932
Stamped extd to Sept 1 1935
80,000
Dominican Republic a f5H«——1942
47.000
1st sec 5 Ha of 1926
1940
10,000
2d aeries sinking fund f H«—1940
52,000
1945
48,000 Dresden (City) extl a f 7a
1947
214,000 Dutch Eaat Ind 25-yr extl 61
40-yr external aink fd gold 6a .1962
230,000
30-yr external gold 5H»—Mar 1953
36,000
30-yr external gold 5H*--Nov 1953
56.000
1948
9,000 El Salvador (Rep) 1st a f 8a A
Certificates of deposit.......
13,000
5,338,000
2,573,000
Sale
Sale
64
1942
Cordoba (Pro?) Argen 7a
97
31
926 Sale"
Sale
13
Nov 15 1937
17a
78
27%
2526
Salo
..Oct 1961
1947
1946
Sinking fund 7a of 1927
Sale
Sale
29)4
Sale
JIS
14,000jChrlstiania (City) (Oalo)30-yr 6e-1954
32,000|Colo«?ne (Germany) a f 614*
1950
804,000 Colombia (Rep) gold 6a
Jan 1961
Colombia Mtge Bank
78
Prices.
Sale
Prices.
June
80
74
Sale
4%
4%
436
104?i
Sale
80
72
Sale
T
Ask'
90
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
78
80
75
99,000 Caldaa Dept of (Colombia) 7Hs—1946
746,000 Canada (Dom) Gold 4a...—
1960
682,000
30-year gold 5a
1952
437,000
4 H«
1936
11,000 Carlsbad (City) a f 8a
1954
42,000 Cauca Vail (Rep of Col)a f g 7H»1946
549,000 Cent Agrlc Bank (Ger) 7a
1950
447,000
Farm Loan s f 6a .............I960
780,000
Farm loan a f 6a
1960
394,000
Farm loan 6s aerlea A
1938
236,000 Chile Republic ext a f g 7a......1942
677,000
External alnklng fund g 6a
1960
530,000
External a f gold 6a
Feb 1961
549,000
Ry re# extl a f g 6a
Jan 1961
197,000
Extl a f 6a Int ctfa
Sept 1961
127,000
Extl alnklng fund 6a
1962
360,000
External sinking fund 6s
...1963
152,000 Chile Mtge Bank of gu a f 6Hs —1957
59,000
Sinking fund gold 6H« guar.. 1961 J
253,000
Guaranteed a f gold 6s
1961,A
123,000
Guaranteed alnklng fund 6a_.1962
140,000 Chilean Munlc Loan 7a
...1960
33,000.Chinese Hukuang Ry 5a
1951
873,000
110,000
94,000
64,000
58,000
63,000
73,000
11,000
16,000
Ask.
Bid.
Government (Continued)
5,000 Bergen (Norway) ext a f Ss.Oct 15 1949
85,000
External a f 5a
I960
164,000 Berlin (Germany) af €%a
1950
350,000
External alnklng fund 6s
1958
13,000 Bogota (City) ext g Ha
1945
326,000 Bolivia (Republic of) a f 8a
1947
420,000
External aec gold 7f——— -—1958
467,000
Extl alnk fund 7a
—1969
196,000 Bordeaux (City of) 15-year 6a—.1934
430,000 Braxll (U S of) external 8a
1941
600,000
Ext a f g 6 H» of 1926
1957
690,000
Extl a f 6M« of 1927
1957
330,000
Cent Ry 30-yoar g 7a
.—1952
145,000 Bremen ext g 7a truat recta-...-1935
100,000 Brisbane (City) a f 5s
1957
105,000
Sinking fund gold 5a 1958
48,000
20-year a f 6s
1950
187,000 Budapest (City) extl a f g 6s
1962
105,000 buenoa Aires (City) extl b%a—1955
16,000
External a f g 6s series C-2——1960
10,000
External s f 6s aeries C-3
1960
34,000 Buenos Aires (Pros) ref. ext'l a f 6s 1961
179,000
Stpd (Sept 1 '33coupon)
15,000
External s f 6 J4a
— 1961
110,000
Stpd (Aug 1 '33 coup on)
73,000 Bulgaria (Kingdom of a f tf 7a.
1967
124,000
Stab loan a f g 7 %a
Nov 15 1968
Foreign
$
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
June 30.
1.
June
1933.
JAN. 1
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
BONDS
June.
r
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
18
34
June 28
3526 June .29
37
June 23
9026 June 27
9626 June
1
96
June 17
8926 June 30
81 % June 29
1
7326 June
June
1
63
9226 June
1
June
1
8326 June
73% Jupe
8
8
1
22% June
9
90
June 13 r40
June 20
5826 June 13 5826 June 13
oll026June 30 11626 June 20
111
June 27 11626 June 20
1126 June 26, 1426 June
2
426 June
5
5
June 8
sterling, a D eferred
June
1556 Jan.
20J6 June
19
Mar.
&?*
24
May
Mar.
23% Apr.
31% Mar.
76% Jan.
23
June
26% June
May
W'
June
June
Jan.
June
89
June
lis*
90
June
101
8756
84%
45%
35%
May
97
Feb.
9536 Jan.
83 56 June
7356 June
12
Mar. 26 r25
June 13
64
34
Feb.
Feb.
4916 Apr. 27
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
May
Jan.
3
25
6036 Jan. 24
olOl
Mar. 3 120
May
1
a 10156 Mar. 2 120
May
1
756 Apr.
1 1436 June 2
5
Juno
8
2% Mar. 31
Dellve ry.
July, 1933.]
N. T.
Sales in
BONDS
June.
n.
Value.
y.
STOCK
cf
*5
Bid.
Mexico (U S) external 5s of 1899£ 1945
Q
Assenting 5* of 1899
1945
5,000
78.000
408,000
246
246
6
3
24*
J
1954
"35*
J"j
2
*
Treas 6s of 1913 assent (large) 1933 J
Extl
s
f 5s
Be*
A
331
National loan ext
a
34
June 14
11
Jan.
Feb.
22
25
3246 June 27
284* June 21
12
20
11
Mar.
F
72
Sale
80
A
8446
Sale
Sale
87
8446 Sale
92
2
874* June 29
25
Sale
Sale
85
100
9446 Sale
2946 Sale
94
Sale
A
8
M
4046 Sale
5
646
8
S
66
D
0
1967 J
D
84*
1946 A
O
!953 F
A
1952 A
O
1964 M N
1959 P A
Sale
854* Sale
4846 Sale
1146
846 Sale
O
25
Sale
24
Sale
24
Sale
Sale
11
21
Sale
9
^ale
22
Sale
64*
Sale
2146 Sale
Sale
86
87
1004* Sale
Sale
9946 Sale
J
66
67
5146
10
12
20
Sale
Sale
18
Sale
1953 J
74*
18
27
1950 J
135*
11
1945 J
D
J
1947 F
D
A
163,000 Solssona(City)ext 15-yr g 6sNov 14 '36 MN
1946 P A
20,000 Styrla (Prov) extl sec s f 7s
Unmatured coupons attached
Sweden (Kingdom of)
Extl g 5 46s
239,000
858,000 Switzerland (Govt) ext 5 46a
172.000 Sydney (City) a f g 546a
78,000 Taiwan Elec Pow 546a...
49,000 Tokyo City loan of 1912 5a
Sale
6246
42
Sale
9746 Sale
1946 A
O
105
Sale
1955 F
A
66
Sale
1971 J
J
1952 M S
..1961 A O
1947 MN
19,000 Tollma (Dept of) external 7s
17,000 Trondhjem (City) 1st ext g 546a._1957 M N
19,000 Upper Austria (Prov) extl a f 7a. .1945 J D
External a f 646®
1.000
June 15
13.000 Uruguay (Rep) external a f 8a
Ext s f 6s
413 000
...
6a
May 1
77.000 Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7a...
97.000 Vienna (City) external 6s
1957 J
D
1946 F
A
1960 M N
1964
M N
1952 A
1952
O
MN
Unmatured coupons attached
1,000
209,000 Warsaw (City) external 7s
1958 F
f 6s
03946 June 30
25
June 26
35
Feb.
3146 Feb. 24
90
June 24
June
5
5
Feb.
9
June 29
June
7
June 21
June 21
June 21
June
2
June
2
June
16
1961 J
Sale
424*
3346
Sale
3846 Sale
32
97
Jan.
May 27
7146
284*
2846
2946
Jan.
Feb.
1
June
13
846 Jan.
3
14
9
Jan.
3
June
13
84* Jan.
4 r30
9
Jan.
3
2446 June
.3
656 Jan.
3
2446 June
13
June 14
June
13
June
13
June
17
June
1
45
June
1
10
13
all 5*
Feb.
28
13
21
23
June
June
13
264* June
7
June
55
June
1
Apr.
17
June
4446 June
1
32
June
12
June
1
52
June
12
685*
264*
775*
6946
7446
June
June
946
504*
125*
3946
Feb.
June
June 30
52
June
13
68
52
June
r66
June
60
1846 June
174* June
2446 June 14
414* June
3046 June
11546 June
June 26
June
1
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June
14
6 1204-4 June 30
1
5046 June
4746 June 22
534*
35*
24
37
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25
49
Sale
il* Sale
a97iH
60
914* June
108
June
74
June
9446 June 24
6 12546 June 29
5
824* June 20
1
June
5446 June 30
61
69
56
1446
724*
17
14
75
66
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52
56
55
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June
50
5946
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36
29
3556
99
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50
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58
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59
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47
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66
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6446 Sale
9
16
June
6
June
42
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40
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63
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May
8
Mar. 31
Mar. 30
5
Mar. 24
2446
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40
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4556
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5046
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45
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4246 May 25 4246
1356 Apr.
Apr. 20 9846
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3
66
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824*
3346 Feb. 23 6456
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21
3346 Feb. 27
8
7
Apr.
61
Jan.
3
454* Apr.' 24
June
13
13
7
Jan.
11
Jan.
11
Jan.
Jan.
21
June
12
14
June
14
Feb.
21
Jan.
12
June 30
Jan. 26
May 25
Jan.
4
June 29
June 20
June
13
5446 June 30
69
June
10
9
1646 June
754* Mar. 20
6246 Jan. 20
2
Mar. 31
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1
Apr. 11
1
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Apr. 18
42
May 29
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May
6
68,46 Jan. 20
5146 June 16
_
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Mar. 23
5056 May 18
36
June
64
June
74
83
June 12
June 13
8
35
40
Juno 15
3946 June 15
2 100
1
5146 June 16
414* June 27
June
Jan.
1346 Mar. 21
3946 June 15
994* June 20
June
5146 June
A
13
lO
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49
3256 June
974* June
Sale
36
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1646 June
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3946 June
3146 June
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1
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10
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June
50
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11
24
June
5746 June
14
7246 Jan.
2
23
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66
5
3
23
Sale
55
11
9246 Jan. 25
08846 June 17 10456 May
3
Jan.
32
45
3
May 29
June
Sale
Sale
June
June
58
54
Sale
14
13
June 30
June
13
June
June
June
63
50
81
14
June
7
2246 June
8
285* June
235* June 13
23
June 13
66
.1*
6046
12
7
2246 June
8
284* June
234* June 13
June
Sale
50
June
13
14
June
Sale
36
Sale
2
11
11
87
52
.
Feb.
Mar. 15
Sale
9346 Sale
12346 Sale
93
63 46 Jan.
6146 Jan.
Mar. 21
Sale
4846
June 21
June 21
88
Sale
Sale
23
26
26
78
22
Sale
Feb.
8
3846 June 27
2
60
Sale
June
June
63
Sale
69
June 30
June 28
80
44
6
Apr.
3
946 Jan.
4
85* Jan.
784* June 30
28
May 15
May 15
a59
1046 Mar.
47
8
June
50
Sale
13
59
5
June
Sale
10
62
June
24
Sale
June
Mar. 29
8
1946 June
194* Sale
1546
1446
115*
115*
June 29
June
25
1946
June 24
June 30
June 30
Sale
2446
174*
1746
173*
5946
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3946
90
29
19
31
16
9
8
6
65* Jan.
7
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6
346 Apr.
3
35* Apr.
5246 May 16
18
2546 Sale
3
May 16 1025* Feb.
Jan.
184* May 12 46
19
18
24
85
June 20
June
8
Feb.
80
June 29
21
11056 Sale
7646 Sale
5846 Sale
11
14
June 26
90
8756 May
83
May
83
May
5246 Jan.
704* May
665* May
Jan.
a7 5
June
3256 June 27
285* June 21
81
May 27
8046 May 27
935* June 13
935* June 13
92 5* June 26
2
16
9
8
1
26
June 14
2
Jan.
59
25
Sale
Mar. 24
Mar.
June
Sale
92
Mar. 22
Mar.
50
1846
4236
Sale
38
313*
11444 1184* 1204*
47
5046 Sale
45
415*
10656 Sale
4646 Sale
846 June
Mar. 20
59
674*
Sale
3
8146
8146
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1954 MN
f 546® guar
57
6
Jan.
71
2
33
1546
1446
114*
114*
5746
June
2
7146 Jan.
33
June
27
704* June
664* June
83
57
03946 Sale
June 26
3
June
June
June
83
June
June 15
62
Sale
6346 June 29 068
Sale
22
26
June
Sale
20
June
26
Sale
784* June
824*
Sale
29
June
364*
Sale
28
June
36
95
9346 Sale
9146 June
854*
86
8346
8146 June 23
40
Sale
3846 June 27 49
25
June
1
2546 Sale
284*
Sale
24
June
1
2846
26
Sale
June
24
1
2946
Sale
25
21
June
1
30
22
2246
214* June 17 2446
22
1
2246
2146 June
2446
81
Sale
81
June 30
QO
Sale
08846 June 17 9946
Sale
5744
5846
1846 Sale
1744 Sale
4246 Sale
79
96
1
55
6646
55
Sale
8
Sale
r66
June
al046 June
Sale
22
6356
12
Sale
20
a444* Sale
June 27
a9346 June
2546 June
Sale
60
Sale
1646
Sale
18
a63
Sale
1746 Sale
174* Sale
56
19
53
a2646 Sale
1246
84*
956
53 4* Sale
1256
1446
63 56 Sale
59
Sale
45
16
1956 M
1962 M N
a
"3246
Sale
1966 MN
1940 A
90.000 Yokohama (City) extl
Sale
A
Sale
Sale
20
5446 Sale
9446 Sale
80
-844*
O
Sale
June 12
8246 June 17
25
June 26
31
6446
Sale
06636
2946 I 2536
Sale
2546
8646
784*
Sale
3246
Sale
3146
95
59
Sale
o79
Sale
134*
1446
1046
1146
5746
92
946 Sale
84*
846
90
11
30
3246
Sale
60
1968 J
946
84*
846
5646
5744
654*
2046
44* Sale
446
5346 Sale
5346 Sale
D
Sale
13
6
M S
1960 J
1004*
5
90
90
F
M
8246 83
2846
3244
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June
5
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Sale
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87
85
a 85
J
88
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8446 June
Sale
Sale
D
12
8946 June
8646 June
Sale
9146
8846
863*
8246
8246
June 14
June
2
934* June 13
934* June 13
924* June 26
June 30
8
June
6
9446 o894* June
82
93.000 Silesian Landowners Assn 6a
f
85
Sale
M N
48,000 Silesia (Prov) extl alnk fund 7a..1958
a
73
92
5946 June 30
J
SF g 6 46a
42.000
Dec 1946 J D
129.000 Serbs. Croats 8c Slovenea extl 8a. 1962 M N
Extl
734* June 30
74
81
80
148.000 Saxon Pub Works (Germany) 7a. 1945 F
Gen ref guar aerial gold 646s..1951 M N
128,000
a
Sale
85
7446 Sale
Sale
9346 Sale
924* Sale
a905* Sale
"7844
7146 Sale
864* Sale
77
2946 June 26
1
2646 June
21 4* June
2
30
8646 June 21
Mar.
Jan.
34
2846
2646 Sale
17
June 29
80
90
34
12
S
30
Sale
Sale
B
*
M N
D
8
*
34
M
8
*
8046 June 29
77,000 Sante Fe Prov (Arg Rep) extl 7a ..1942 M
External
*
Sale
61.000 Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s
3
*
5946
...
June
June
7
June 29
*
63
....
8
5
8
*
Sale
.
8
June
3
June
5
29
f 6s—..............1968 J
ser
746
104* June 30
546 May 20
256 Jan.
24* Mar. 15
2946
2946
3246
Sale
f 8s
7s
8
60
f g 7s
sec
5
June
;|e
32
Ext 7s water loan...
Ext
3
54* June 23
446 June
3
8
June
3
June
7
June 29
June
*
Mar 1952 MN
May 15 1957 M N
f 8s
1936 J
J
f 8s
a
53,000 San Paulo (State) ext
a
5
M N
a f 6s.
f g 646a
a
8
346 Apr. 18
546 May 20
24* Mar. 15
10 4* June 30
8146 Sale
f 6s.—... 1961
s
63,000 Saarbruecken (City)
External
1
2
83
Ext s f g 6s
283,000
Ext a f 7s of 1926
245,000
Extl s f 7s munlc loan
138.000
109.000 Riode Janeiro (City) 25-yrsf 8a
External sec a f g 646s
616.000
362 000 Rome (City) external a f 646s
68,000 Rotterdam (City) ext s f 6s
86,000 Roumania (Monopolies) 7s
a
June
346 June
Sale
30
44.000 Queensland (State of) ext s f 7s.. 1941 A
25-year extl s f 6s.
Feb 15 1947 F
44.000 Rhine-Main-Danube deb 7s ser A 1950 M
125,000 Rio Grande do Sul (State) ext 8s. 1946 A
Sec
64*
6
Sale
Sale
30
46,000
External
Sale
74*
1146
External guar sink fund 74*a_. 1966
1952 MN
74.000'Ptague (Greater City) 74*s
329.000 Prussia (Free State) ext s f6H- 1951 M S
8 f gold 6s.........
1952 A O
369.000
.
101*
104*
64*
13
1146 Sale
1746 20
B
79,000'
a
Sale Prices.
Sale
1940
125,000 Poland (Rep of) g 4s
231,000
Stabiliz loan 7s of '27. Oct 15 1947
1950
106,000
External s f 8s
1961
76.000 Porto Alegre (City of) 8s
Ext lsec
Sale Prices.
704*
78
704*
79
4646
434*
45
40 46 Sale
National loan eiit a f 6s
98.000 Sao Paulo (City)
Highest.
Sale Prices.
1953 J D
May 15 1963 M N
642.000
112.000
Lowest.
Sale Price.
85
J
92,000 Pernambuco (State) ext sec 7s.. 1947
1959
338,000 Peru (Rep) Sec s f g 7s.—
000
Highest.
Sale
136,000 Panama (Rep) external S4*s
138.000
85
O
M
61,000 Nuremberg (City) external 6s
1952
1953
125,000 Oriental Development 6s
External deb 5 46"
133,000
1958
54,000 Oslo (City) 30 year a f 6a
,.-1955
190,000
446
*
J
A
Ext s f g 6s series A
1959
45,000
94,000 New South Wales ext a f g 5a___1957
External s f g 5s
372.000
1958
233,000 Norway 20-year ext s f 6s.Aug 15 1943
20-year external s f 6s. Aug 15 1944
251,000
30-year external s f 6s
Oct 1952
153.000
40-year ext s f 6468
154,000
June 15 1965
External s f 5s
Mar 15 1963
161.000
Municipal Bank extl s f 5s
1967
13,000
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s
1970
11,000
122.000
Sale
Lowest.
Ask.
*
429,000 Milan City (Italy) ext loan 64ls—1952
MInas Geraes (State) Brazil.—
External sinking fund 44*8
114,000
1958
Ext sec 64*8 series A
104,000
1959
64,000 Montevideo (City) • f g 7s
1952
201.000
6
446
346
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN JUNE.
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
5
Small
342.000
1.
Assenting 4s of 1910 large
Assenting 4s of 1910 small
*
162,000
125,000
277.000
Bid.
Ask.
Q"i
Assenting 5s large
Assenting 4s of 1904
Assenting 4s of 1910
103.666
PRICES
June
1933.
5a-
FOREIGN GOV T (Concluded)
97,000
Price
Jan. 3
sf
stock exchange.
19
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Mar. 29
Jan.
3546 Feb. 28
June
28
8
RAILROAD
43,000 Ala Gt Sou 1st cons 5a ser A....—1943
First cons 4s series B
1943
10,000
27,000 \lbany 8c Susq 1st guar 346a.
1946
5,000 Mlegh 8t West 1st g gu 4a
17,000 Alleg Valley gen gu 4s
61,000 Ann Arbor 1st g 4a..
1,233,000 Atch Top ASF gen g 4s
2.000
Registered..
57,000
163,000
Adjustment g 4s
1942 M
38,000
498",600
17,000
65,000
74,000
"
1995 A
449.000
170,000
195,000
60,000
297,000
93
20
82
9446
864*
63
71
924* 9446
2546 Sale
24
944* Sale
93
Sale
O
84
90
824*
844* Sale
85
D
D
...I960
D
1948
J
91
Rocky Mt dlv 1st 4a A
1965
Trans-Cont Short Line 1st 4a gl958
Cal-Arlzlst A ref 446a aer A...1962
J
8246
J
87
8
9446
8846
95
J
64
684*
85
J
58
75
July 1952 M S
69
85
Sale
80
J
Atl Knox A No 1st g 5a
Atl A Char Air Line 1st
1946
D
Atl Coast L 1st
cona
4s
General unified 446® series A—1964 J
LAN collat gold 4s
D
Oct.. 1952 MN
Bait A Ohio 1st g 4a..
J
J
77
70
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95
974*
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82
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8146
9846 Sale
80
June 22
84
June
13
8446 June
2
68
.
Sale
75
8346 Sale
72
82
83
9446
954*
9656
98
8446 10346
78
9246
Sale
70
Sale
Sale
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I960
6,000 Bangor A Aroostook RR 1st g 5a '43
Con ref mtg. gold 4s
1951
59,000,
A
284* Sale
90
9246
5446
60
*
70
Look und
89
Apr. 21
2246 Apr. 16
825* Apr. 20
8946 May 13
76
May, 3
07546 May
3
76
June 27
May 19
6546 June
2
984* Feb. 10
33
97
June 27
Jan.
6
9146 Jan.
874* Jan.
8846 Jan.
27
12
84
13
6
874* Sale
774* Sale
6846 Sale
83
Sale
65
85
.....
8646 Sale
June 23
June
1
7156 June
1
6746 June 15
374* June
1
75
June
June
June
98
June
5
June 29
75
June 20
.June 20
75
June 20
9346
7546
874*
7856
7146
43 46
3646
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
Mar. 22
June 29
5
29
23
26
1
2
44
13
2;
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8
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7
81
June ' 8
8346 June 19
8646 June 30
81
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76
Sale
6546
69
6346 Sale
5046 Sale
91
9546
77
er
Sale
9446
7446
8246
7946
70
664*
5746
9546
74
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
June 29
Feb.
9
Jan.
3
Jan.
24
9346
7546
874*
7856
7156
4356
3646
Feb.
15
44
June 26
June 13
June
2
June 12
June
8
May 29
June
7
81
June
May 22
Apr. 19
Feb.
6
Jan.
3
June 23
8
Apr. 20
8656 June 30
80
6
*
67
list of Ma'tured
85
Jan.
86
614* Sale
884* Sale
7246 Sale
June
8446 June
2
8056 Feb. 14
June 29
98
June 20
875* June 14
9
97
June
75
3
5
Jan.
99
June 29
June 15
97
75
May
May
Apr. 20
May 11
May
9
874* Apr. 10
84
67
73
72
89
99
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36
J
3
079
78
June 14
8146 June
1
9446 June 23
954* June
2
92
91
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6846
6246
8646 June 14
17
73
8046 June 28
43
8
_
Sale
30
40
J
19
44
D
Deferred delivery.
June
41
2000
a
88
3546 Sale
Refunding 5s series D.
Cash sale
2
84
J
r
June
Sale
1950 J
Tol Cln Dlv 1st A ref 4a........1959
J
IF
40
Sale
Sale
June 29
90
30
65
2
June 26
June
5
3746 Sale
3746
814*
3,093,000
90
2446
9246
Sale
784*
MN
June 27
June 27
June 26
Sale
8
1995 J
96
95
19
J
87
Mar.
33
724* Sale
16
Jan.
65
2
54
Sale
O
1941
Sale
78
8
454*
4546
134*
D
5%
Sale
87
May 29
May
1
8346 June 12
60
June
25
Sale
1995
Southw Dlv 1st 346* at
86
75
June 27
855* June 15
6546 June
2
09146 June 12
83
—1933
Ref and gen 6s, series C
P L E A W Va Sys ref g4s.
9546
96
3046 35
944* Sale
8346 June 12
76
8
Sale
....July 1948
1st gold 5s..
75
68
8246 June
6546 June
944* June
75
J
Convert 4 46*..
Refund A gen 5a aer A—
81
854*
65
o
July 1948
8446
a84
70
J
O
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85
"7646 "80"
1955
Conv g 4s of 1910
Conv deb gold 446®——
864*
78 4*
8446
91
1955
Registered
559,000
540,000
8746
66
824*
M N
Conv g 4s of 1909...
Conv g 4s of 1905
208,000 Atlantic A Danville 1st g 4s
1948
Second 4s
1948
107,000
2,000 Atlantic A Yadkin 1st gu g 4a..1949
4,000 Austin A NW 1st g 5a guar
1941
547,000
8
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294.000
61
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1st 30-year 5s ser B
13.000
1944
53.000 Atlantic City 1st con guar g 4a. .1951 J
237,000
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O
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69
June 17
7846 June
7546 June
9
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6846 June
9456 June
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8246 June
8246 June
28
30
6
30
13
Sale
66
June 19
72
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
68
June 21
June 28
58
June
93
June 16
June 16
June 14
96
June 30
72
June 15
77
June
48
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2
6
10
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Apr. 17
Jan.
3
Mar.
3
Mar.
Jan.
3
6846 June 28
9456 June 30
774* June
6
82
May 25
8256 June 30
72
June 21
Apr.
18
Jan.
4
68
i Apr.
6
58
Mar. 28
Jan. 20
96
Jan.
77
June
June 28
June
2
28
6
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
20
11
BONDS
Sales in
June.
N.
Value.
Ask.
Bid.
Second guar
56
60
Sturgla gu 8a
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4a.....
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60
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N
64
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O
59
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51
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76
76
70
90
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261,000 Burl Ced Rap 5c Nor 5c Col ta lat
A
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50
51
40,000 Canada Sou con du 5c col tr 5a—1963
204,000 Canadian Nat duar 4Ha.Sept 16 1954
Guar gold 493"
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349,000
A
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76
83
84
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213,000
Guaranteed gold 5a
July 1969
260,000
Guaranteed g 5s—......—Oct 1969
410,000
Guaranteed g 5s
1970
57,000
Guar dold 494a
June 15 1955
167,000
Guar d 494a
>956
292,000
Guar d 494a
1951
468,000
Canadian No deb a f 7a.._——-1940
662,000
35-year deb a f duar 493"-1946
121,000
10-year dold 4 94a
Feb. 15 1935
182,000
713,000 Canadian Pac 4% dab stock...
Collateral truat Hold 4 >4*
*946
99,000
5a equip truat ctfa—————1944
178,000
Collateral truat d 5a
1954
399,000
Collateral truat 494*—-——-I960
246,000
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J
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92% Sale
93
91%
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338,000
Charles A
130,000
7,000
363,000
1987
1949
General 4s
515,000 Cent Pac 1st ref du g 4a
Registered
Through St L lat gu g
"10",006
—
4a.....1954
—1960
Savannah 1st g 7a.
1936
Ches A Ohio lat cona
1939
d 5s
1939
Registered
1993
General gold 494 a
197.666
494" series B
6,702,000
17,634,000
215,000
51,000
92,000
14|,000
173.000
313,000
1,257,000
723,000
8,219,000
296,000
12,077",066
751,000
2,493,000
i
65
439*
949* Sale
Sale
789*
7593
82
10093 Sale
8393
Sale
Sale
88
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90
79
1942
90
Sale
799*
8293 Sale
74
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12
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9593 Sale
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50
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1093 Sale
91
Sale
52
44
40
58
40
50
15
29
Sale
Sale
33
Sale
94
Feb.
Feb.
June 28
77
June 29
Apr.
Apr.
1
1993 June 26
1153 June 12
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22
June 10
June 15
June 13
June
2
83
7593 June 22
80
75
Sale
1
75
June
69
106
Sale
100
June
92 % June
9193 Sale
9193 Sale
919* 100
9093 June 21
89
June 16
90
June
1
95
81
June
7
81
9293 June
67
95
9393
96
83
June
May
88
93
4893 Sale
50
June
2
30
Apr.
50
879* Sale
85
June
6
879* June 30
80
Apr. 20
91
Jan.
9693 Sale
919* Sale
899* Sale
939* June
7
9693 June
91?* June
899* June
8793 Apr.
97
June
769* Apr.
97
June
679* June
159* June
Apr.
39* Apr.
a869* Apr.
20
Apr.
58
Jan.
97
Sale
74
Sale
85
June 17
8493 June
9293 June
June
June
7
9393
95
429* Sale
50
9
90
June
19
93
38
June
16
58
49% June
6
14
48
53
Sale
409* Sale
50
35
Feb.
6093 June 28
71
June 28
June 29
June
96
56
19 1009*
16
June 19
57
June
June
10
June
9
Sale
—
65
49
Sale
66
Sale
16
61
June 29
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
67
June 30
59
June 21
Sale
55
73
6193 June
8
June
8
55
71
*
85
June 29
June
8
48
June 30
15
48
June 30
8
15
7
4193
June 27
8
4193 June 271
42
June 27!
35
June 27j
639* June 23
Apr.
Apr.
7
June
June
15
Feb.
4
42
June 27
493 Apr.
5
35
June 27
Apr.
18
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61
62
Sale
51
June
8
7
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2993 Sale
299* Sale
1893 Sale
23
June
>7
289* Sale
15 J3 Sale
229* June
7
12
7093
789*
90
75
58
66
65
60
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90
7
June 27
*
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6
27
73
75
♦
25
June
30
June 29
2993 June 13
June 16
19
June
June
7
80
June 28
June
65
June
62
June
44
June
301
50
6693 May 25
19
Mar. 3
1893 Feb. 28
6
Apr.
5
36
May 27
33
20
May
May
72
Mar. 29
80
June 28
46
Jan.
65
June 17
36
Mar.
62
June
44
June 30
5
5
75
52
24
369*
55
Sale
98
Sale
M S
68
M N
40
84
47
Sale
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7393 Sale
70
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17
2
1
7
5
6
14
17
Sale
89
81
June
1
10293 103
979* 101
1029* Sale
10193 10593
11293 Sale
649* Sale
112*
81
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5093
65
73
40
6393 June
43% Apr.
27
55
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47
June 29
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4793
MN
36
85
4093 Sale
329* Sale
38
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7
75
June 27
6393 June 12
40
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73
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239* Sale
1293 Sale
24
97
59
Apr.
39* Apr.
11
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4693 Sale
61
J
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30
57
1693 Sale
1193 Sale
54
61
78
J
34
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Sale
65
J
June 29
67
June
Sale
3593
2093
J
61
1
Sale
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J
7293 June 29
4693 June 30
209* June 30
7293 June 29
4693 June 30
209* June 30
22
Sale
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71
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38
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D
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June 29
32
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J
June 28
6593 Sale
6993
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71
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71
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38
32
Sale
D
J
6093
69
16
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5793 June 16
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71
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27
69
Feb.
54
58
June 29
1009* June 28
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57
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76
12
8
60
50
6193 May
9493 Jan.
38
Feb.
43 9* June
6893
409* June 30
June 29
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J
53
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Apr.
June 30
4693 Sale
209* Sale
1
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9
50
1
51
33
June 30
76
1
58
June 30
June 30
1
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5493
44
5
61
70
May 29
5893 June 22
May 13
49
Mar.
May
June
329* June
119* June
44
6
13
June
53
Sale
60
54
159*
949* Jan.
3193
71
M N
28
20
June 28
75
Sale
7593
10093
59
Apr.
Apr.
32
June
6
9
9893 Jan.
93 93 Jan. 26
899* June 30
53
June
29
Sale
47
68
93
409*
4193 June 12
61
MN
78
44
57
40
81
469* June
5893 June
51
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1
J
40
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96
June
69
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81
46
70
f
98
June 29
68
5093 Sale
3
May
June
90
June 21
June
7
June 30
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40
26
31
31
88
60
379*
8
5
96
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3393
Sale
all93 Sale
5
6
27
1
6093 Sale
1893 Sale
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June
June
10193 May 10 104
1049* June
8793 Apr.
92
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80
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9393 Jan.
79
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5 al0093 Apr, 24 1079*
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54
J
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9
57 9* June 27
9893 June 28
90
Jan. 31
789* June 29
8693 Jan. 13
789* Jan. 13
80
Feb.
2
75
Jan. 30
14
90
44
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Jan.
33
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Apr. 12
25
83
44
M N
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1593 June 29
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8793 Sale
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6393 Apr. 20
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June 10 1079* June
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4493
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Jan. 26
Apr. 13
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15
Apr.
86
59
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Jan.
2
Sale
90
8593
50
A
Jan.
99
June 29
78
84
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40
12
13
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45
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87
June 15 1951
June 15 1951
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95
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96
June 27
68
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35
28
40
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799*
83
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113
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112
439* Sale
9993 Sale
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105
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10393 June
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149* Apr.
91
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90
May
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3
8893 Feb. 18
8
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6
88
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6
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92
June 23
92
June
82
Jan.
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May 31
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Feb.
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Feb.
Jan.
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8
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Feb.
6
106
10393 June 27
Feb. 10
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101
Apr.
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June
June
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5293
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2493
70
494"—Mar 1 1936
May 3037
Deferred delivery*
3593
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8
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96 9* June 29
91
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a
25
83
Memphis Dlv 4s
...1951
1,000
303,000 Chic T H A S'east 1st A ref 5a...1960
Income guar 5a
—Dec 1 1960
585,000
221,000 Chic Un Station lat gu 494" A—1963
lat 5a aerlea B......——.—.—1963
55,000
Guaranteed gold 5a.—1944
74,000
lat 694" series C
1963
100,000
127,000 Chic A West Ind Conaol 50-yr 4s. 1953
lat A ref 594" series A
—1963
103.000
Choc Okl A Gulf conaol 5a......1952
1937
"i",66o Gin Ham A Day 3d g 494"
3,000 Cln Ind St L A C lat 4a—.Aug 3 1936
Casb sale,
Sale
14
18
1
4a
—1934
series A
1952
Convertible gold 494"————I960
r
Sale
12
22
J
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4a
51
2493 Sale
1593 Sale
90
S
June 26
629* June
7
6193 June 28
90
3
7893 May
799* Mar.
June
68
2
1
16
1
7
June
8
June 28
60
59
10
X
—1987
Registered
June
Jan.
9793 Feb.
1
77
June
5
76
June
3
71
June
2
67
June 28
849* Mar. 18
3393 Apr.
8
45
Apr. 29
June
6
5a.......—193?
Cln LebAN lat con gu g
5593
56
35
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Gold 3 948
June
85
98
2293
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Registered.
June
53
Apr.
5493 Apr.
48
Apr.
5493 Jan.
84?* Mar.
75
61
M
stamped .May.. 3037
1st A ref 4 94" »«r G
May 3037
Conv 491a aerlea A..
—1949
Chic R I A Pacific gen g 4a
1988
Registered
.............
Gold 5a
June
a72
Sale
62
23
15
O
M
lat A ref 494a
Chic S L A N
7,000
6593
7493
879*
7893
M N
—
15-year secured
lat A ref g 5s.—.
June
92
90
70
M N
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Stpd gen 494" non-pay lnc tax. 1987
Gen 5a stpd non pay lnc tax—1987
Registered.
97
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8393
J
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Sale
90
69
Sale
20
Sale
1
18
13
20
13
30
18
19
409*
12
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909*
919*
8893 June
9193
8853 June
10093 June 15 1039*
June
1 1059*
101
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60
J
1947
1947
lat
1960
1st
1966
Chic
1956
Chic L S A East lat 494"
1969
Chic Mil & St P gen g 4s aer A—.1989
Gen g 394" series B———May 1989
Gen 494" series C
—May 1989
Gen gold 494 a aerlea E—Mar 1 198*
Gen 4 H series F
—..—1989
Chic Mil St P & Pac mtge 5" «er A.1975
Conv adj 5a.........---.Jan 1 2000
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44
159* Sale
J
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85
June
June
Sale
Sale
June
94
679* Sale
82
76 9*
a9493 Sale
99
C
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May
Indiana A Sou 50-yr 4a
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&
79
Sale
93
Sale
38
56
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286",606
669* Sale
a749* Sale
61
F
1949
394"
1059*
Sale
98
89
J
A
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Chic & No West gen
Sale
Sale
101
Sale
103
Sale
May
June 29
9193
919*
9193
969*
9693
9693
70
Refunding gold 5s
20,000
206,000
160,000
146,000
9193 Sale
36
Illinois Division 4a
—1949
257,000
M 8
General 4s...
1958
428,000
F A
lat A ref 494" series B....
1977
162,000
F A
lat A ref 5a aerlea A.......—1971
300,000
A O
1934
6,000 Chic A E III 1st cona g 6a
M N
Chic A E 111 Ry (new co) gen 5a„1951
838,000
M N
1983
35,000 Chic A Erie lat gold 5a
M S
Chic Gt Western 1st 50-yr 4a
1959
1,116,000
J
2,000 Chic Indianap A Loulav ref g 6a.1947
349,000
172,000
9,000
-.19,000
342,000
919*
Sale
7993
May 1940
—1946
R & A Dlv lat con g 4a
1989
3d con gold 4a
1989
Warm Sprlnga Valley lat g 5a .1941
1949
262",066 Chic A Alt RR ref g 3a
17"66O
Sale
61
F
Craig Valley 1st g 5e
Potts Creek Br lat 4s
156,000 Chic Burl A O I" Die 3J4"
Registered
Sale
969* Sale
9593 Sale
9493 Sale
929*
909*
8893
889*
10193
71
June 26
629* June
7
6193 June 28
889* June
9293 June
Sale
&
93
72
F
1993
1995
A
Ref A Imp 494" »er
Ref & Impt
88
2893
J
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349,000
7,000
2,000
54,000
12,000
67
June
Sale
45
893
71
Jisue
Sale
93
5
76
8893 June
Sale
8893
6893
Mobile Div lat g 5a...
1946
1,000
J
J
1961
22,000 Cent N E 1st duar 4a
MN
35,000 Cen RR 5c Bkg of Ga col tr d 5a—1937 J
J
Central of N J den g 5s...—.—1987
110,000
Q J
Registered .....—.....—
J
84
91
J
J
50
93
919*
13
J
Sale
90H
96
J
1938 J D
28,000 CaroClinch 5c Ohio latSa
lat 5c con d 6a series A.Dec 15 1953 J D
82,000
Carthage Ac Adlr lat du t 4a
1981 J D
1948 J D
83",006 Cent Br Un Pac 1st d 4a
Cent of Ga Ry 1st g 5s
Not. 1945 F A
—1945'M N
161",660 Conaol dold 5a
Ref 5c den 594" «erlea B
19591A O
50,000
O
Ref 5c d«n 5a aerlea C
1959 A D
169,000
Chat Div pur money d 4a
1951 J
8,000
Macon & Nor Dlv lat d 5a
1946 J J
57
a91
o72
75
71
62
Sale
Sale
J
77
June 26
June
1
June
7
8893 Sale
889* Sale
Sale
829*
J
4a........—1949
Sale
869* Sale
10293 Sale
10393 Sale
97 %
9793
6693 Sale
73
719*
M S
91
90
Sale
Sale
8693
M S
95
60
2
1
90
90
Sale
——1957
5a 34
Conaol 493"
330,000
85
35
S
Sale
6593
95
Sale
58
M N
68
8893 June 29
72
June 13
7193 June 21
6493 June 20
60
June
1
Sale
80
92
Sale
June
May
879* Jan.
2
June 29
June
5
June
3
June
2
June 28
90
94
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90
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90
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74
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6993
71
60
Sale
87
Jan.
71
85
81 9*
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80
75
75
65
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
June
87
2
June
87
8793
80
87
83
83
1944 M
6,000 Bid Sandy Ry lat guar 4a
1967
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M
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181,000
A
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129,000
Boston A N Y Air Line lat du 4a_1955
56,000
Brunsw & Western lat du d 4a
1938 J
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1937
"~i",66o Buff Roch 5t Pitta gen 5a
Sale Prices.
80
45
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Sale Prices.
Ask
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Highest.
Lowest
Highest.
40
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1943
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1933.
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EXCHANGE
Y. STOCK
Lowest
June 30.
JAN. 1.
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
Jan. 3
6
83
Jan.
10
»
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BONDS
June.
Value.
stock exchange.
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1939
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1991
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76,000
25,000
71
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1
60
66
Apr. 27
Apr. 12
72
75 k June 28
May 20'
May 15'
85
*85
88
70 k
65
Sale
85
65
90
96
90
68
74 k June
96k
86 k
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90
68 k
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62k
75
70
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50
Sale
85
Sale
83 k
64 k
98
June 15
June 15
80
Sale
Sale
93
Sale
53
13
Sale
7
15
3
Mar. 18
Feb. 25
98
Jan.
17
86
Feb.
24
May
10
5
70
1
80
Jan.
1
85
June
83 k June 21
77 k June 28
91
June 12
60k Apr. 19
54
Apr. 16
49 k Mar 28
87 k May 26
67k Apr. 19
86 k June
83
June
June 14
86
58 k
51k
50
92
June
77
June 28
47 k June
49
June
3
52 k June
51
June
9
51
June 20
49 k June
10
Apr.
3
15
Feb.
24
15
Mar.
1
2
47
Apr. 21
85k Jan.
iMay 12
90
77
27
;
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16
38
May
8
40
Jan.
3
10
9
1
83 k June 21
77 k June 28
91
June 12
86
June
69 k June
94
June
92
77
June
14
7
14
2
June 28
52 k June
16
51
June
8
51
June 20
41
June
50
50
69 k June
7
94
June 14
90 k June 13
77
June 28
73
64 k June
91
June
49 k June
47 k
46
28 k
27
Jan.
June
Sale
Sale
June
86
June
Sale
20
Feb.
98
85
69
"66k
99
80
June
20
June 29
96 k May 20
86
Jan.
3
97
June
June
91H
23
27
27 k
27
32
30
Sale
79
75
June
80
75
93
15k
74
79 k June 13
70
89 k
96
Sale
Sale
37
Sale
Sale
36 k
33
Sale
28 k June
27
June
Sale
21k June
21k
18k
19k
16 k
IVA
94
91k
18
26k
41
June
Sale
82
Sale
77 k June 16
96
Sale
95
96
94
95
94 k June 14
91
June
2
92
June
6
41k
39 k
33 k
82 k
96 k
June
June
June
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June
7
12
12
26
12
95
June 28
3
11
Apr. 16
67k Apr. 22
91
May
9
79
Apr.
6
6
41k June
7
39 k June 12
33 k June 12
84k Jan. 30
97
Jan.
95
June 28
12
92k
59
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18
Sale
28 k
29 k
Sale
57
68
Sale
Sale
43
45 k June 10
June
1
60 k
June 28 a26k Feb. 24
61
June
28
18 k June
1
39 k June
29
28 k June
6
43
June
8
48
June 21
27
Feb. 27
8k Apr.
11
7
Feb. 28
60 k June 28
61
June 28
39 k June
43
29
June 21
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103
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15
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80
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3
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62
35
June 30
25
25
June
6
25
June
83 k June 26
85
June 26
75
Apr. 26
86
Feb.
25
100 k June
23
June
104
86
June 27
83
Juno
2
86
69
91k
85
98
86 k
M N
81
81
90
82 k
Sale
82k
83 k Sale
Sale
67
Sale
58 k June
1
57
June 29
99
99
100
99
June
58 k
58 k
Sale
Sale
91k June 23
June 27
31k June 20
89 k June 28
91k June 30
June 28
95
92
66
70
1996
42 k
45 k
58 k
1951
1953
99
101
98 k
31
Sale
54
Sale
30 k
Sale
55
Sale
101k May 11 103k Mar.
1 104
June
99
May
12
Mar. 15
31k June
89 k June
84
Feb. 17
Apr. 25
78k Apr. 16
65
61
60
82 k
82 k
86k
Sale
96k
3 k June
9
June 28
Apr. 21
June 29
30
89
90 k
95
May 15
33
50
mn
1
45
June 30
June
6
15
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June 28
35
33
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22 k
23
27
30
84 k
87
90
87
June
62
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83
3k
June 16
June 29
June
6
55
35
Feb. 21
6
10
15
27
20
28
91 k June 30
95
June 28
72
Jan.
19
85
Jan.
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1
84 k June
5
31
67k Apr. 20
88k Jan. 31
84 k June
5
80
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1st consol gen lien 4s
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...
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1953
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89
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57
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99
51
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3
17
59
3
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53
June 21
59
June 28
46
June
56 k June
56
June
June
51
55 k
55 k
Sale
Sale
96 k 100 k
943 s Sale
1
8
1
1 100k June 28
2 94 k June 30
45 k June
90k June
June
89
June 15
25
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2
60
k June 17
14
25
25
54 k
12 k
62
Sale
55
8
11
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8
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10
6
June 17
6
4
June
6k
4
8
June 15
June 29
1
June
12 k June
6
9
June 24
67 k June 29
June 29
57
40k Feb.
41
Jan.
99 k
59
30k Jan.
59
30k Jan.
40 k
Feb.
40
56 k
20k Apr.
56
20k Apr.
100 k
81
Apr.
75
Feb. 28 94k
99
Jan.
15
Jan. 16
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3
2
11
Feb. 21
Jan.
3k Apr. 16
2k Apr. 15
May 10
June 28
June
28
Feb.
14
June
8
June
8
June 28
June 30
15
25
June
60
June 29
May 29
13k May 29
9k May 11
14 k
3
6
June 14
6
June
14
95
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88
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10
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8
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86
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60
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95
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90
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85
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15
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54
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j
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1961
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cons
32
1957 j
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1st
95
Sale
87
40
June
88 k Mar.
80 k June
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93 k
35
Ga A Ala
14
June
8
June 29
75
90
86
93 k
8
89,000 Frem Elk
98 k June
80 k
97 k
80
91
40
78
3
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98 k June 14
Jan. 11
8
8 80 k June
96 k June
96
84
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31
31
31
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15
6
22
4
18
31
84
78
92
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100 k
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80
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98
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76
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96
38 k
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97
June 29
99k
98k
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9
5
78
11
26
73 k
101
97 k 101
95 k
96 k 98k
84 k
55
90
98
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9
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80"
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1
June
71
80
46 k
gold 4s.......
June 12
75
72
49 k
20
Detroit River Tunnel 1st gu
96
75 k
87
45
4H«—-1947
A Mack 1st lien £ 4s
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"76k
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Fort St u D Co 1st £ 4H>
36,000
15
84
99
99
Sale
2,000 Fla Cent A Pen consol gold 5s ..1943
15,000 Fla East Coast 1st 4H"
...1959
228,000
1st A ref 5s ser A
1974
133,000
Certificates of deposit
4,000 Fonda John A Gl gen ref 4H*
195J
27,000
(Amended) 1st cons 4H»
1982
♦
June
"75"" "84""
75
80 k
13
Certificates of deposit
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"2". 665
89
ljl04k June 26
Des Plalnes Val 1st guar
128
2,448,000
39,000
2,000
30
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36
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85
5 98 k June 30
2 104 k June 30
102
96k
-
45,000
205,000
70
June 15
92 H
66
4s..1936
1936
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9,000 Elgin Jol A East 1st g 5s
1941
EI Paso A S W 1st A ref 5s
1965
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Serie- C 3Ha
1940
170,000 Erie RR 1st con A prior Hen 4s..1996
712",666
9
June 30
89
June
June
Sale
1936
Dul Misaabe A Nor gen 5s
79.666
June
70
101
103 k
98
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Gr
Des Moines A Ft D
7,000
5,000
2,000
1,000
27,000
75
63 k June
88
June
92k
33 k
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A
68 k June
Sale
1937
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94 k
88
5He
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774.566
74
69 k
89 k
98k
1943
1935
5s
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Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1936
1st lien A ref 6s series B
Sale
72
.1942
1952
1936
Dei & Hud 1st & ref 4s
25
Sale
98 k
104 k
Sale
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96 k
69
1956
353.000 Cuba RR 1st 50-yr £ 5s
197.0001
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17 100 k Jan.
3 105 k Jan.
3 104 k June
May
31 72
93
68 k
64
100 k
90 k
AAO 1955
Non-con? debenture 4s
Sale Prices.
*71""
75 k
2,000 Consolidated Ry non-con? deb 4s 1954
12,000
Non-con? debenture 4s... J AJ 1955
"9", 666
Sale Prices.
53
"75""
.
Non-con? deb 4s
Highest.
Sale Prices
102
99
J
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191,000 Colo A Southern Ref A ext 4 H«--1935
General mtge 4He series A
249,000
1980
16,000 Col A Hock Valley 1st ext £ 4s....1948
4,000 Col A Tol 1st ext 4s..
1955
1,000 Conn A Pasaum Rlra ist £ 4s
1943
_
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Ask
75
75
"86H
J
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1973
1977
1945
1st s f g 5s series B guar
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47
70
72
88
57
64,000
7,000 Cle? A Mahon Valley £ 5s...
1938
10,000 Clef A Marietta 1st £u 4Hs
1935
2,000 Clev A Pitts £en £u 4H*
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Series B gu 3H®-~~
1942
Series A gu 4^1....
...*...1942
Series C gu 34s
1948
Series D 3 4 s
1950
General 4 Ha series A
1977
4,000 Cle? Short Line 1st gu 4Hi
1961
Cle? Union Term'ls 1st a f 5 H»
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Lowest.
i
Apr.
96k Mar.
96 k Mar.
72
May
68
Apr.
85
Apr.
49
Apr.
47
Apr.
37
Apr.
99 k
102 k
102
J
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1934
Clef Lor A Wheel con 1st £ 5s—1933
157,000
244,000
248,000
June 30.
102 k
95 k
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.
45
J
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.
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June I.
1933.
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70,000 CJn Union Term 1st 4H«
1st mtge 5s series B
157,000
1st mtgeg 5s series C_.
745,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
if
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21
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
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*
23
20
*
*
*
18
June 12
18
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23
23
15
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June 15
25
June 13
18
June
12
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5 25
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13
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1934
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1946
...1942
....1941
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70,000 Gr R A I ex 1st gu g 4H»
397,000 Grand Trunk of Can 8 f 7s
374,000
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...1936
1947
85
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98 k
48
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78 k
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72
76
76 k
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70 k
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65
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1952
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1976 j
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89 k
70
94
87
85k 100
84
1951
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52 k
78
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73k
1951
45
...1951
49k
46 k
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95
71
85 k
82 k
82 k
53 k
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....
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85
82k
86
81
91
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80
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60
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74
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69 k
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67
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87k
1936 j
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45k Apr.
66 k Apr.
66
Apr.
8
8
6
June 30
85
82 k June 28
June 29
83
Feb. 24
85
9
82
June 30
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2
83
June 29
June
16
June 16
17
74 k June 30
73 k June
5
39
66 k June
67
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37
34
7
10
9
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49 k June
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30
May
3 k Apr.
105
10
June 26
11
20
74 k June 30
5
73 k June
27
7
25
66 k June
June
67
9
30
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25
25
10
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29
6
75
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84 k June
59 k June
9
8
81k June
2
86
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78
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72
Apr.
4
39k Mar. 3
78k Jan. 28
78k Jan. 10
72
May 29
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28
1
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24
88 k Jan. 13
8
59 k June
82
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79 k Jan. 31
72
May 29
65
56
66
74
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67 k June 20
55
June 19
57 k Juno
77
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23
74 k June
72 k June
12
3
56 k June 20
62 k June
3
1
81
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86 k June
9
53 k June 16
88k
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90
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62 k June
3
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74 k June 12
72 k June
3
56 k JuneI20
45
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5
55
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19
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7
5
7
62 k June
81
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24
62 k June
65
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40
30
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70
list of Ma tured
June 27
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12
7
40 k June 12
89
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51
3
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82 k June
81
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59 k June
53
June
45
22k Apr. 12
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6
7
40 k June 12
84
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89
12
23
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June 28
100
75
7
3
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a92k June
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57
45
1
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40 k June 12
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70 k
69 k
90
59 k June
53
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80 k
99 k
41
53
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96k Feb.
2 101k Jan.
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52
99
50
51k
54 k
1
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93 k May
40
k Sale
40
1953 mn
84
June 26
June
8
62 k June 16
54
52
49
69
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June
June
63
14
5
59
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Sale
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66
64 k Sale
56
1955 m n
lines 1st
Coll tr g 4s
,
73 k
69 k
65 k
Sale
...1951
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83 k
83
94
2
80
35
27
86
1957
1st gold 3s sterling
75k
75 k
75 k
65k
64 k
Sale
85
42
....1937
Hudson & Manhat 1st A ref 5s A.1957
Adiust Income 5s
May 19
1 105
2 101
June
84
100 k June
98 k June
42
J
..1999 j
1937 mn
Housatonic RR
con
80k
23 k
21k
94
Sale
Sale
100 k
48
20 k
8
J
4Ha...
1st gold 3 H*
1,029,000
46 k
24
Hock Val 1st con g
Extended 1st g 3H®
74,000
194,000
3,000
243,000
49,000
76,000
46
Sale
Feb
Greenbrier Ry 1st gu g 4s.
Houst A Tex C 1st g
44 k
Feb
Debenture ctfs B
109,000 Gulf Mob A Nor 1st 5Ha ser B...1950
202,000'
1st mtge gold 5a series G
195t<
8,000'Gnlf A Shlo Island ref 5s...Feb 1952
1,000
Stamped
91,000
5,000
1,000
24,000
211,000
915,000
1,000
101
1936 j
Gt Nor—Gen 7s Series A
43
36 k
87 k
91k
Sale
102 k
Sale
1st A refund 4Hs Ser A
119,000
84
102 k
100
,44,000
246,000
236,000
551,000
45
33k
18
50
..1940
Grays Point Term 1st gu £ 5s
1,825,000
....*
20
3
90
3
14
May 31
3
12
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
22
Sales in
II
BONDS
June.
II.
Value.
Y. STOCK
1933.
Bid.
$■
Litchfield Dlv 1st g 3s
Loulsv Div & Ter g
lcT.ooo
3%«
Omaha Dlv 1st g 3s
St Lou Dlv 3c Term g
Ask.
Ask
Bid.
Sale
Ask
Bid.
111 Cent 3c Chic St L
60%
79%
W 1st 4s
5s ser B__
62 %
67
41
Sale
64%
37 %
83
Sale
61%
65
93
58
65
36
32%
93%
80
88
80
68
Sale"
39
Sale
Sale
30
33
R 1st gu g 5s..1938 J
J
Kanawha Ac Mich 1st gu g 4s
1990 A O
1936 A O
103.000 K C Ft 8 Ac M ref g 4s.
Ctfs of dep (Bankers Trust)—.— —
27,000
1950 A
172,000 Kan City South 1st g 3s
Ref Ac Imp 5s
April 1950 J
139,000
34
59
66
Sale
47
Sale
71
Sale
72
1960 J
518,000 Kan City Term 1st 4s
7,000 Kentucky Central g 4s.........1987 J
Kentucky At Ind Term 4H*
1961 J
88%
Sale
91%
78%
Sale
92
2nd gold 5s
Lake Shore Ac Mich Sou g
29%
Gen
con
g 4s
65.000
cons
65 %
92
70
56
Sale
53
80
80
40
80
40
63
Sale
61
48% June 28
95% June 13
70'""
Sale
65
32
Sale
56
33%
36%
Sale
43%
M N
M N
94
A O
O
84%
84%
MN
70
A
O
99%
J
D
95%
8
M N
J
J
J
..
...
87
98% 100
91
92
84%
Sale
32
Sale
68
74
97%
Sale
83
Sale
....
68
61%
merles C_.......2003
o
77%
.....
60
Sale
88
7
1
June
27
60
6
Sale
65%
91%
50
65
2
9
92% June 23
a80% June 24
June
Jan.
May
4
71
May 18
56% May 25
June
6
67% May 31
74
May
9
94% Feb.
9
82
Feb.
2
54
"80""
Sale
75
June
2
75
June
2
57
Jan.
26
75
June
78
Sale
70
June
1
78
58
Sale
55% June 19
64
Apr. 19
May 29
78
64
81
Sale
76
June 14
81
June 30
June 30
June 30
58%
78%
74
June 21
76% June 27
62
June 22
67
74
2
64
69
70
77
Apr. 26
67
June 29
55
June 29
79
52
June
45
June 30
56
June 30
55
Sale
June
1
June 15
64% June 30
91
64% Sale
94% Sale
55
86
89%
91
86%
82
June 30
June 30
Feb.
l
Jan. 27
46
89
89% June
104
95
»
91
6
2
June 28
June 29
95
June 28
91
June 29
3 161" Feb.
II
98% June 19
98% 96 h June
1
97%
88% June
5 91% June 30
90%
88%
90%
June
3 101% June
9
101% 161% 100
100% Sale
97
June
9
93% June
3
96%
95%
92%
94
Sale
91
88% June 12 91% June 29
89% Sale
56
June
6
47% June
2
48% Sale
48% Sale
80
June 23
Sale
74
June 14
76
72%
85
95% Jan.
4
98% Feb.
10
96% 100
95% June 20
,
94
101
103
100%
Sale
June
7 103
92
June
5
94% Sale
June 27
95% June 29
20
Apr. 11
91% June 30
9
Mar. 2 101% June
Jan. 25
May 10 100
May 31
91% June 29
June
6
Mar. 22
56
70
May
82
97
90'
76
23
20
95% June 29
85
65% Jan.
63% Jan.
59% Jan.
99% June 30
87
Jan.
25
94%
87%
81%
99%
Apr.
5
87% June
81% June 26
94% June. 13
June
90
June
Feb.
June
13
90
Sale
86
87
Sale
86% Sale
80% Sale
98% Sale
82% June
77% June 20
98% June
70
65
June
65
June 20
56
Apr.
70
June 30
Jan.
6
54
June
58
June
15
43
Jan.
58
June
15
85
June
85
70
June 30
82
May
85
14
40
Jan.
70
Feb.
Feb.
17
14
86%
June 29
75
Jan.
76
78%
99%
59
"56"
89
64
74
79% Sale
99% 101
96
93
80
rl03
9
96% Apr.
81% Apr.
77
1955
55% Sale"
Sale
85
Sale
70
87
88%
100% 100% 101
49%
50
49%
54
52
45
72%
64
June
79% June
100% June
49% June
101
2
53
June
June
5
June 16
51
71
51
80
45
75
83
J
64% June 30
90% Apr.
1952 J
Sale
71% May 31
52
June
2
45
June 30
56
June 30
59% Mar. 24
25
Apr.
4
28
Jan. 10
32% Mar. 31
33
Apr.
7
89
June 15
79
Mar. 2
95% June 20
"93"" loo"
Atl Knox At Cln dlv g 4s
40
64
79%
71%
51%
71% Apr.
6
72% May 12
3
South Ry Joint Monon 4s
50
June
June 16
49.000
D
67 % June
74
June
70% June
89% June
80
6
June
53%
80%
53%
62
Sale
5
June
54
49% June
Sale
80%
75
56% June
June
52
Sale
51
45""
82
37%
91 h
49
70
3%s
76
June
44
48%
45
----
50
Mar.
June
o
June
26
86% June 29
101% Jan. 23
95% May
a49% Apr. 18
50
Jan.
6
70
May 20
47
Feb. 23
53% Jan.
51% Jan.
75% Feb.
47
Feb.
1
26
l
23
2%
1977
1st 4s asstd....
60
Apr.
7
31% Mar. 30
32
Apr.
7
a48
Mar. 15
47
Jan.
3
83
Mar. 3
74% Apr. 27
May 26
June
7
June 27
r6
June
4
46% June 17
55
Man G B Ac NW 1st gu
8
21
28
5
Jan.
2
6
Sale
45
..1934 J
1941 J
Feb.
71
Sale
A
...1959 M N
1
3
Mar.
Mar. 22
16
Sale
St Louis Div 2d gold 3s.......1980 M 8
Mob Ac Montg 1st g 4Hs
...1945 M S
5s
48% June 28
95% June 13
90
May 11
40% June
3
17 % June 28
35% June
8
35% June
3
56
June 29
55% June 28
55
June 12
14
33% Apr. 19
37
Apr. 19
25
Apr. 24
55% June 28
55
June 12
56
Paducah At Mem Dlv 4s.......1946
1st ext 4s
3
45
2,000
24,000
1,000
79,000
Manito S W Colonic g
Jan.
16
Sale
100
J
56
2
1
2
Jan.
May 23
18% Apr.
June
3
June 28
June
8
June
3
June 29
50%
o
1939 M N
16
15
16
71
47
1941
1934 J
40%
17%
35%
35%
26
65
79%
79
Sale
55
Gold
Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s
30
27
84%
o
2.000 Mahon Coal RR 1st 5s
4
85
96% Sale
O
J
Jan.
80
2003
M N
5
8
June 13
1% June
1
66
June
5
Sale
a64h
...
2003
5s
37
June 29
June 28
69
65
38% Feb. 27
June 29
June 28
70
75
M
68 h
80
55%
A
2
80
76
84
1938
1949
1934
1937
1949
5%s series A
Mex Internat
June
5
7
3%
74
5
50
45.000
20,000
2,000
65
62
65
57%
2003 M N
....
1st Ac ref 5s series B
1st Ac ref 4%s
40
Sale
79
9,000 Loulsv At Nashv gold 5a.........1937
Unified gold 4s
1940
500,000
241,000
287,000
75
48%
....
Unified gold 4s....
109,000
J D
Deb gold 5s...
37.000
M N
20-year deb 5s
59,000
M 8
Guar ref gold 4s
136,000
J
Louisiana At Ark 1st 5s series A..1969 J
693,000
1945 M 8
7,000 lou Ac Jeff Bridge gu g 4s
Registered
10%
Sale
67
60
2003
.....
Long Island gen g 4s
1st At ref
1 %
68%
%
62
1941
.....1965
8,000 Lex At East 1st gu 5s
Little Miami gen 4s series A
1962
...1935
"7",000 Long Dock cons gold 6s..
93,666
Sale
3%
1%
62%
77%
73
66.000 Leh V Ter Ry 1st gu g 5s
29,006
45
3
M N
4 His
Gen consol 5s
128,000
36
2
1940
2003
1st gu g 4 %•
357.000 Leh Val (Pa) gen
Registered
5,000
32% Sale
40%
42%
47% Sale
1954
Vail Harbor Term 1st 5a
32%
60
54%
35% Sale
53
49%
31
40 %
50
1945 M S
18,000 Lehigh At N Y 1st gu g 4s
Leh
27
44 %
39
1997
1997
3%«
Registered
Leh V (N Y)
June 16
33% June
11
June
31
June
30
June
42% June
47% June
40
June
Sale
7,000
211,000
11,000
69
92% June
Sale
12
Sale
gold 5s
80% June 15
7
37
Sale
16%
32
Sale
Lake K At W 1st
30
June
85
Sale
62.666
26
Jan.
80% June 15
57
96%
4
Plain....
Jan.
66
2
60
88
36
18
18
...1961 J
1961 J
1937 J
1941
May 12
June 27
63% Feb.
9
61% Feb. 26
59% Feb. 11
63
Feb.
6
63
Sale
93%
23
Stamped
6
25
75
41
40
99%
1952
422",666 Internet Ac Gt Nor 1st 6s
AdJ mtge 6s series A..July 1 1952
1,439,000
1st mtge gold 5s series B
1956 J J
133,000
1st gold 5s series C...
1956 J J
117,000
MN
42,000 Int Rys of Cent Amer 1st 5s B...1972
1st coll trust 6s gold notes
1941 M N
21,000
First lien At ref •
1947 F A
31,000
Iowa Cent 1st gold 5s
........1938
Certificates of deposit........
6.000
1st Ac ref 4s
1951 M S
157,000
J D
31,000 James Franklin At Clearf 1st 4s..1959
"i"66o
4
June
74% June
81
67% Sale
60% Sale
80
92%
Sale
Sale
71
70
.....
Kal Alleghan At G
Apr.
58
6
70
80
75
1950
4s.1956
.1965
1965
(nd 111 Ac la 1st gold 4s
June 27
53
62
61%
61
75
60 y*
1943
1963
1940
22.000 Indianapolis Ac Loulsv 1st gu
7,000 Ind Union gen At ref 5s A
Gen Ac ref guar
59
86
62
61% June 26
Jan.
—
53
62
.....
1951
series C
4
Ind Bloomlngton At
61%
.....
June 27
58
58
1-
Ac N O—
Joint 1st At ref 5s ser A
318,000
246,000
50%
47%
1951
....1951
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
June
62
—
63
57%
3s >--.—1951
Sprlngf Dlv 1st g 3%s
Western Lines 1st g 4s
29",666
62
5024
1951
1953
......1951
Gold 3Ks
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
June 30.
June 1.
Illinois Cantral (C»Kt«4il)
2,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
Jan. 3
K
EXCHANGE.
Michigan Central-Detroit Ac Bay
1940
1951
...1952
1979
City Air Line 4s
Jack L At S gold
39,000
58,000
23,000
3%a
1st gold 3 %a
Ref Ac Imp 4%s series C
J
J
M
S
M N
J
1940 A
1934 J
Midland of N J 1st ext 5s
Mil Ac Nor 1st ext 4%s (1880)
1934
83,000 Mil 8par Ac N W 1st gu 4s
J
1947
Cons ext 4^8 (1884)
M
3Ks_.1941 J
...1934
Mllw At State Line 1st guar
J
O
80
83
96
80%
86
79
84
86
Sale
60
73
46%
88
71
47
65
56
65
D
80
50
D
69
41
65
69
8
43
48%
J
82%
Sale
59%
100%
65%
67%
60
Sale
June
46
June
June 10
61
40
50
May 13
Feb.
4
May
May 31
1
58% June 26
a34% Mar.
40
Jan.
Minn At St L 1st cons gold 5s
21,000
83,000
9,000
8,000
229,000
26,000
146,000
64,000
74.000
93,000
MN
Temp ctfs of deposit........
M
8
......1962 Q
F
Q
1949
Certificates of deposit..
Sale
38
35
24
Sale
32%
Sale
24
June
l!
36%
42
43
Sale
42
48
43
June
l'i
17
21%
18
Sale
21%
22%
30
Sale
19% June
16% June
2
69
Sale
60
June
1, 70% June 28
83
Sale
75
June
7j 83
26
Sale
.1938 J
J
1938 J
J
1st At ref 6s series A.......... 1946 J
J
16
1949 M 8
1978 J J
9
1st
cons
5s
1st
cons
5s gtd as to lnt
25-year g 5Hs..
1st ref 5^8 series B
MStPAtSSMAc
Cent
1%
1%
J
55%
Sale
15%
60
1941 MN
60
3
1% June
June
6
8
2% June 15
2' 48
34
50
26
5 025
June 27
June 30
June
8
June 29
J line 29
>?
5
2% Juno 15
6 48
16
2
34
28% Apr. 24 50
26
9% May 12
08% Jan. 14 a25
37
Apr.
6 70%
24
Apr.
Feb.
June
27
.Tune 30
June
8
June 29
June 29
June 28
82
82
J
78
Sale
67%
A.1959 J
J
28%
Sale
24
Sale I
....1992 J
D
75
Sale
84
Sale
Prior lien 5s series A.........1962 J
J
J
Sale
Sale
75
.......1962 J
1949
ser
4
Term
1st Chic Term s f 4s
8,000 Mississippi Cent 1st 5s
59,000 MIssouri-lJlinots RR 1st 5s
261,000 Mo Kan At Tex 1st g 4s
3%
Sale
4%
3
June 14
% Apr.
1% Feb.
46
2%
2%
2%
June
8
June 23
June 23
Sale
2%
Sale
58% June 26
Jan. 20
40
7
4
June
5
40
Sale
2%
%
2
20
4
June 14
4
40
1938 J
M St P At S S M 4s stpd
4
8w
June 27
June 10
1
7
1
36%
8
75
67% June 28
50
May 31
5
10
1% June 6
1
June 12
11
2
June
June
2% June
2%
%
%
F
1st At refund gold 4s
Ref At ext 5s series A
86
65
56
59
June 27
75
65
56
79
86
67% June 28
June
7
74% June 10
80
J
82
June 30
85% Sale
23 27
June 2
83% June
2\ 86% June 28
85%
59
Sale
78%
70% Sale
7l% Sale
54% Sale
21%
10%
21%
Sale
31%
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
18
Sale
Sale
31%
22
Sale
31
8%
21%
21%
60
Sale
9%
31%
31%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
18 % June
65
15
85
Jan. 13
28% Jan.
3
86% June 28
Apr.
Apr.
68% Apr.
Mlssour-Kansas-Tszas RR—
239,000
► 95,000
102.000
253,000
40-year 4s series B_.
Pr lien mtge 4Hi ser D
Cum adjust 5s aeries A
Jan
J
1978 J
1967 A O
a61%
a51%
52
34
88
77
June
7
86
66
71
66
June 17
73
74
Sale
71
June
1
76
June 30
June 10
June 13
55
Sale
51% June 16
59
June
35
Sale
31 % June
35% Sale
1
12% June
1
30% June 16
35
Sale
31
Sale
9% June
31% June
37% June
8
19% June 12
37% June
7
37% June 7
15% June 28
37% June
7
37% June 8
9
Apr. 10
51% Apr.
4
55
Apr.
7
o32% Apr. 13
59
86
73
76
59
June 30
June 10
June 13
June
9
Missouri Pacific RR Co—
'316,000
2.109,000
1,879,000
572,000
► 2,481,000
I
270.000
1,208,000
I
1st Ac refund 5s series A......1965 F
General 4s
.....1975 M
1977 M N
1st Ac ref 5s series F
..1978 MN
-.1949 M O
1st At ref g 5s ser G
Convertible gold
1st ref gold 5s series H_.
1st Ac ref 5s ser I
S
....1980 A
A
1981 MN
J
3,000 Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at 4%....July 1938
Mobile At Blrm prior lien g 5a ...1945
J
Small..
4,000
1,000
119.000
153,000
Refunding At Improv't 4%a
Sec 5% notes
1st guar gold 5s
rOash
saleWa Deferred
35%
66%
35
Sale
69%
58
91
61
91
55
90
57
45
40
55
1977
1938
1991
1937
M
S
M S
M S
61
5%
3%
48%
Sale
35
9
5
15
JA
J
11%
13%
93%
1937 J
J
90
28
17%
60
J
delivery.
1
1
1
June
1
65% June 16
46
June 26
31
67
June 20
46
June 26
59%
50
June
90
60
Mobile At Ohio gen gold 4a......1938 M S
Montgomery Dlv 1st g 5s
1947 F A
Ac Mai 1st gu g 4a
50
1945
Small
1 000 Mohawk
68%
'
90
.............
1,000 Mont Cent 1st gu g 6s
Sale
15
34
95
1,000
Mortgage gold 4s.....
Sale
20
Sale
Sale
69%
16%
15%
15%
71
90
'79"
90
89
95
8
37% June
19% June 12
7
37% June
7
37% June
15% June 28
37% June
37% June
June 10
50
June 12
14
June 21
June 171
June
9
June 23
14
June 21
8
10
62
89% June 29
15% June 29
15% June 29
62
June 23
89% June 29
16
46
June
26
60
May
15
60
May 11
Jan.
9
May 29
June 10
Mar. 30 r72
62
June 23
89% June 29
90
Jan.
6
8
Jan.
47
7% Apr. 12
4% Feb. 27
4% Jan. 16
7
73%
28
47
75
25
Sale
Sale
74%
18% Feb. 27
7
Apr.
5
18
Feb. 27
18% Jan. 18
3
Mar. 31
18% Feb. 25
18% Feb. 27
50% May
3
46
June 26
36% May 24
15
15% June 29
15% June 29
65
Mar. 31
93% Jan. 12
92
Feb.
4
Sales in
n.
t.
RANGE SINCE JAN..
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
BONDS
June.
Value.
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
July, 1933.]
Jan. 3
Bid.
$
2000
109,000 Morris Ac Essex 1st gu 3 his
Constr m 5s ser a
1,000
Constr m 4 j^s ser b
49,000
June I.
1933.
stock exchange.
j
d
Ask,
Bid.
74
744
81
694
—1955 mn
72
Ask. Bid.
74
79
June 21
774
774
71
June
75
June
814 June 28
60
Apr.
90
June 24
90
June 24
85,
May
65
71
664 Sale
75
Sale
79
16,000
2,000 Nash Fla Ac Shaft 1st gu a 5s
f
a
65
85 4
90
91
A
O
1937
72
65
89
704 Apr. 12
674 May
3
60
Apr. 18
90
a
mn
794 June 26
79
June 21
78
June 22
794
804
96
June
2
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
■<:
784
78
1978 f
1955
Nashville Chat & St l 1st 4s
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Sale
2
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
June 30.
794 June 26
June 21
78
June 22
79
814 June 28
90
June 24
National Ry of Mexico—
i'57
Prior lien 50-year s 14h*
49,000
Assent
cash
No 3
recta
warr
62,666
Flut
99,000
warr
cons
receipt
n y c Ac h r g mtge 34*
81", 606
628,000
493,000
1,856,000
1,864,000
82,000
62,000
14 June
3
14
34
June
4
3
3
r
9
44 June 28
58
72
894
a
50
24
66
5
June
8
1
Apr. 18
5
June
4
June 12
1
Apr. 15
4
June 12
Mar. 24
54
62
49 4
64 4
654
18
234
22
24
Sale
19
Sale
o
j
50
204 Sale
92
81
49
Apr.
704 June
20
June
25
June 22
25
June
30
June
15
30
June 15
30
June
13
30
June 13
June
7
164 Feb.
164 Apr.
164 Apr.
17
Apr.
254
Sale
25
June
26
Sale
24
June
Sale
90
Sale
98
54
Sale
59
61
a
o
374 Sale
a
o
424
784 Sale"
734 Sale
614 Sale
664 Sale
764 Sale
Feb.
6
June 22
Sale
a
j
30
June
25
Sale
o 100
1997
June 21
June
25
854
274
264
Sale
264 June
II*
91
Sale
90
June
91
June 30
1004 102
834 Sale
100
June
101
June 15
77
June
Sale
72.4
June
664
Sale
60
June
724
Sale
654 June
,784
794
Sale
75
June
1
834
Sale
80
June
16
80
75
June
2
69
Sale
74 4
Sale
704
68
Sale
77
Ref Ac Impt.
60
38
Sale
824
73 4
614
Lake Shore coll g
674
8
794 June 27
Debenture 4s of 1912
44a series a
2013 a o
334s.......-1998 f a
Registered
...1998 f a
Mich Cent coll g 3 ha
1998 f a
Registered
1998 f a
n y Chic Ac St Louis 1st g 4s
1937
a
o
Refunding 54a series a......1974 a o
Refunding 44a series c
1978 m s
....1935
a—1953
.......1953
3-year 6% gold notes
n y Connecting 1st gu 44*
1st gtd 5s
series b
a
o
f
a
f
a
684
71
90
78
664
72
Sale
734
84
77
June
.
1
June 20
594 June 16
664 June 29
69
June 26
71
June
68
June
73
June 27
9
64
Jan.
5
344 Apr. 17
60
Apr. 10
June 29
June 30
June 30
66
694
75 4
724
75
1
85
77
June
17
June
65
Feb. 20
73
June 27
57
66"
Apr. 26
57
Apr. 26
824 June 28
444 June 27
48 4 June 27
824 June 28 066
Sale
Sale
34
Sale
52
Sale
34
1
54
June 28
14
Apr.
Apr.
30
Sale
44
Sale
30
June
1
Mar.
124
Sale
Sale
46
Sale
28
June
1
444 June 27
484 June 27
12
29
91
Sale
92
^934
3
95
87
94
794 Sale
16
14
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-86" It*
94
80
98
814
924
944
100
93 4 June
96
June
14 100
June
12
June 28
87
854
54
54 Mar.
Apr.
97
100
Mar.
89
864 Jan.
514 May
m n
844
84
Feb.
n y Lack Ac West ref 44* b
2000
1973
63 4
85
m n
85
80
85
June 23
85
June 23
85
June
n y Ac Long Branch gen 4s
1941 m s
65
76
65
76
June
86
June
6
76
June
n y Ac n e Boston Ter 1st 4s
3,000
June 28
804 Jan. 31
744 Feb.
8
84
June
1
77
June 20
664 June 29
734 May 18
1946
1939 M
69
60
June 16
60
June 16
45
44
Mar.
54 4
65
54 4
63
61
53
June
65
604 June 19
63
65
60
574 June
644 June
634 June
7
55
1
m n
June 15
684 Apr. 19
Apr. 26
Apr.
7
60
n y Ac Greenw l guar g
n y At Harlem g 34*
"t.666
101
83 4
794
664
724
1947 m n
5#
8
June 30
Mar.
574 Apr.
344 Apr.
39
Apr.
46
n y a Erie 1st ext g 4s....
"2",660
June
91
Mar.
7
31
June
98
6
274 June
70
70
70
June
834 June 28
794 June 29
664 June 30
724 June 30
Sale
76
68
68
Debenture gold 4s
June 21
61
20
254
254
f
Sale
■
27
m n
a
58
Sale
29
61
494 June
644 June
66
30
20
18
68" Mar."24
85
90
a
8
1
83
344
a
9
28
4
664
j
c
June
r4 4 June
5
June
664
fr
Mar. 27
14 June
4
j
o
1
2
34
83
85
68
14 Mar. 16
68
Sale
J
14
14
V*
j
j
1997
........1934 m n
j
1942 j
Registered
43,000
1,342.000
189,000
14
1945 j
.......
n j Junction rr gu 1st 4s
1986
26,000 n o & East ref 44* series a...—1952
1953
20,000 New Orleans Term 1st 4s
6,000 n o Tex Ac Mex non cum inc 5s .1935
First 5s series b
1954
77,000
1st mtge gold 5s series c_.
25,000
1956
1st 4h* series d_
57,000
1956
First 5v4« series a..
184,000
.......1954
8,000 Npt Be Cln b pen gu g 4 ha
1945
15,000 n y Ac Bklyn ft m b cons g 5s...1935
469,000 n y Cent rr conv deb 6s.......1935
Consol 4s series a............1998
448,000
Ref Ac Impt 4 ha series a
1,057,000
...2013
Ref Ac impt 5s series c—
2013
1,143,000
789",666
24
1951
tfold 4s
Assenting cash warr rect No 4 on
Naugatuck rr 1st g 4s...
1954 m n
j
New England rr cons 5a.......1945 j
Cons guar 4a._
358,000
14
24
1H
No 5 on
Nat rr Mex prior lien g 44* .—1924
Aisent cash warr rect Nov 4 on
58,000
Assent
24 June
14
2
on
1977
Guar 4s Apr 1914 coupon
56
634
76
634 June
5
6
634 June
5
June 28
Jan.
17
Feb.
10
Apr. 28
634 June
5
88
Feb.
3
85
June 23
6
76
June
3
60
June 16
May
1
Apr. 24
Apr. 13
50
6
5
45
May
574 June
644 June
63 4 June
43
55
June
1
6
8
n y New Haven At Hartford—
51,000
80,000
22,000
309,000
Non-conv debenture 4a
1947 m
8
55
Non-eonv debenture 3 4a
7,000
26,666
1947
1954
a
o
50
Non-conv debenture 34a
a
o
52
Non-conv debenture 4s
1955 j
j
51
...1956 m n
50
Non-conv debenture 4s.
Convertible debenture 34*
1956
j
1948 j
j
j
25,666
246,000
201,000
1940 a o
1957 m n
Collateral trust 6a....
Debenture 4s
1st Ac ref 44a ser of
1967
1927
Harlem r Ac Pt Ches 1st 4s
j
d
1954 m n
65
59
53
56
72
50
55
Sale
80
80
Sale
78
764
52 4
General 4s
1942
n y At Putnam 1st con guar 4s ..1993
58,000 n y Susq At West 1st ref g 5s.
1937
Second gold 44s
4,000
1937
n y Westches Ac Boa 1st 44*
506,000
Nord Rys extl s f 64*
Norfolk South 1st At
re*
5s a
744
Sale
38
43,000
62,000
Paducah At Illinois 1st
j
q j
q f
q f
q
a
62,606
Paris-Orleans RRExt
a
1938 f
.
1938 j
f 44*—1955 j
f 54*- —1968 m
a
..1942 m
8,000 Paultsta Ry 1st At ref 7s
June
90
85
June 20
89
June 16
June 24
3
60
Sale
62
Sale
60
June
1
65
54
Sale
564
Sale
53
June
3
594 June 22
92
70
87
June
174
50
464
26
90
Sale
68
Sale
3
Jan.
6
Mar. 31
"354
61
504
105
Sale
95
74
68
5
75
9
64
58
65
464 June
1
494
33
June
2
644 June 29
414 June 15
33
354 June
1
48
72
48
Sale
Sale
Sale
1051
Sale
504
Junel5 55
al044 June 1 108
*
154
194
184
102 4 102 4 1024
Sale
99
Sale
944
994
101
99
994
994
22
35
94
June
June 30
164 Jan.
Jan.
June
31
Apr.
Apr.
22
Sale
Sale
6
June 16
874 June 28
80
May 26
854 June 30
584 June
8
75
90
June
3
Jan. 31
65
June 24
594 June 22
Sale
Sale
75
June
9
64 4 June 29
414 June 15
48
June 30
64
Jan. 10
June
6
1104 May
5
55
*
*
*
184 June 28 214 June 21
1024 June 28 1024 June
3
June 28
a974 June 17 100
96
964
234 Apr. 13
64
51
974
June
614
Sale
*
134
504 Jan.
43
6
7
50
30
66
31
Sale
Apr. 13
May
3
57
Apr.
8
80
May 26
59
Apr. 18
34 4 Apr. 21
45
Apr. 21
824 May
4
984 June 10 1014 June 23
96
June
5 994 June 29
6
214 June 21
1044 Jan. 30
100 4 Jan.
5
944 Jan.
4
1014 Jan.
6
99 4 Jan. 24
99
June 22
Apr.
1014 Apr.
Apr.
944 Jan.
934 Mar.
894 Feb.
87
99
June 22
99
June 22
99
June
22
June
3
374 June 21
17
May
4
374 June 21
Sale
83
June 16
864 June 28
73
May
1
814
Sale
80
June
874 Feb.
1
824 Jan.
5
62
May 20
554 Jan.
9
754 June
5
854 May 31
81
June
9
78
60,000 Oregon rr At Nav con g 4a...
1946 j
44,000 Oregon Short Line 1st con g 5s.. 1946 j
Guaranteed con 5s..
194b j
55,000
648.000 Ore-Wash RRAcNav IstAcref 4s
1961 j
16,000 Pacific rr of Mo 1st ext 4a
2d extended gold 5s.
2,000
75
87
43
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19
84
Sale
854
Sale
79 4
82 4
Sale
80
Sale
564
794
45
54
72
74
68
Sale
85
Sale
67
-5i38
.!!?.
Sale
87
784
804
77
44
55
85
70
1
80
June
1
594 June 30
62
June
2
72
744
854
75
Sale
804 June 20
754 June
5
854 June 30
75
Sale
74
June 21
81
June
9
Sale
75
June 29
804 June
9
744 May
4
48
Apr. 18
554 Jan.
9
50
Apr. 10
60
Apr.
8
594 Feb. 24
564 Mar. 5
55
Sale
484 June 27
55
8
384 Jan.
.....
j
j
864
80 4
594
384
75
604 Sale
j
j
2047 j
1938 a o
.......1937
854 June 30
584 June
8
1
Sale
102
j
1,000 Ogden At Lake Ch 1st guar g 4s..1948 j
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s
1943 m s
Ohio River rr 1st g 5s...
1936 j d
General gold 5s
5
June
41
974
j
Ref Ac Impt 44s Series a
Ref At Impt 6s Series b.......2047 j
Ref At Impt 5s Series c
2047 j
Ref At Impt 5s Series d
Northern Ry of Calif guar 5a
June 23
69
504
Sale
Registered.....
874 June 28
534 June
90
1944
Registered
1
81
88
a
Pocahontas c Ac c joint 4s
24,000
1941
15,000 North Cent gen Ac ref 5s ser a—1974
Gen Ac ref 44® series a
1974
68",660 Northern Ohio 1st guar g 5s
1945
Gen Hen ry Ac Id gt 3a
«794 June
Sale
89
201", 656
85,660
June
45
Sale
■
70
Sale
749,000
June
2
54 4 June 21
44
Sale
56
Sale
65
1961 f
1997
1997
Jan 2047
Jan 2047
2047
Sale
o85
69
38
1950 a o 106
Northern Pacific prior lien 4s
574
61
4,000 Norfolk Ac South 1st g 5s
1941 m n
7,000 Norfolk At Western impt At ext g 6s 1934 f a
Norfolk At West Ry 1st con g 4s
426,000
1996
Registered..
......1996
Dlv 1st Ac gen g 4s
85
87
574
864
"274
General gold 5s......
......1940
Terminal 1st gold 5s..........1943 m n
j
1946 j
373",066
764
694
35",000
504,000
1,000
409,000
16
82
June 1992 m s
.....1955 j d
n y Ont Ac West 1st g 4s
n y Prov At Boston gen 4s...
51,000
47
j
Registered
129,000
289,000
20,000
604
51
j
Convertible debenture 6s
624
"75"
59
June
7
June
88
80
94
70
92
Sale
j
1014 1024
j
103
Sale
j
84
Sale
80
80
78
8 101
8
38
85
85
93
102
Sale
a
j
j
90
93
95
924
1024 Sale
1034 105
105
Sale
1054 Sale
85
Sale
854 Sale
IV*
80
84
85
85
904 June 14
102
June
954 June 27
6 103
June
7
1034 June
7 1054 June 13
834 June 15 854 June 30
824 June 16
814 June 26
88
85
Sale
69
854 June 29
85
June 30
Feb.
Mar.
4
3
55
May
2
89
2
85
May 10
May 11
1
844 May
2 964 Feb.
99
Jan. 28
Apr. 20 105
100
Feb. 20
May
1 107
Jan. 31
75
Mar. 2 89
734 Apr.
75
5
Mar. 22
864 Jan.
85
Jan.
5
16
80
1034 103 4 1044
45
9
86
91
o
d
804 June
Sale
Sale
454
1034 June
2 1054 June 14
a434 June 24 454 June 13
o964 Mar.
3 1064 May
36
Feb. 28
46
Jan.
Feb.
5
25
Penn Ohio At Detroit rr—
1st At ref gold 44s serlea a....1977
40,000
57,000 Penn rr consol gold 4a
1943
Consol gold 4s...
215,000
—.—1948
145,000
Stamped dollar bonds
1948
Consol 44* laaue of 1915..
200,000
1960
General 44* Series a
772,000
1965
General 5a Series b
1968
438,000
15-year secured 64a..
499,000
1936
40-year 5s..
...........1964
246,000
Debenture gold 44s..——1970
626,000
General 44s series d
......1981
482,000
...
r
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a Deferred
delivery.
o
75 4
78
m n
934
97 4
97 4
a
m n
a
d
79
80
j
d
85
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f
a
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794
604
714
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744
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96
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f
j
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964
97
m n
85
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98
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864 Sale
93 4 Sale
1024 Sale
864
974
o984
85
Sale
964 June
954 June
June 30
71
Apr.
88
June 26
954 Jan.
100
June 28
91
1004 Jan.
1004 Jan.
104
Sale
102
June
1 105
June 30
91
Sale
85
June
5
91
June 27
Apr.
90
Apr.
944 Apr.
734 Apr.
92
June 16
98
June 29
1 104 4 June 30
99
97
100
June
97
Sale
104
Sale
864
Sale
89
Sale
86
754
Sale
80
Sale
754 June
80
Sale
854
Sale
80
June
er
864
3 100
1 100
8
994
June 23
Sale
list of Ma tured
Bond
1024 June
s
on
June 27
78
Mar.
90
June
8
95
73
1
80
June 30
56
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
1
854 June 30
68
Mar.
June 16
Page 29.
105
9
Feb. 21
13
14
June 30
914 Jan. 31
98
June 29
1044 Feb.
924 Feb.
80
1
1
June 30
854 June 30
N. Y. STOCK
u
Sales in
N.
Value.
T.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
Jan. 3
1933.
Nft.
Bid.
1943
1974
1977
-
P G G 5c St L guar g
Con 4 H* series
Con 4H« series
B guar g
C guar g
Con 4a series D guar g
Con 4s series G guar g
Con 4s series H guar g..
Con 4Hs series
3,000
51,000
82,000
79,000
35"
J
28
28
g.
J guar
99
A
O
98 %
Sale
98*4
99*4
A
O
99*6
98*6
99
MN
97*4
99*4 101
99*4
MN
93 *6
90
97
97
A
25*4 Sale
101
100
90
85
94
92
94
96*6
96*6
93
77
77
79
90
90
O
J
J
71
76
Pitts McK 5c Y 2d guar 6s
1934 J
J
100 *4
1940 A
O
92
95
June
8
96
June 22
90
June
1
94
June 30
93*6
89
June
1
94
June 29
99
85
Sale
84*4 June 27
sol gold 5s_
27
55
Sale
62
1st mtge 4Hs series
O
30
Sale
55*4
Sale
62
1st mtge 4H* series
O
27
32
55
Sale
65
D
85
A
.1958 J
.
.1959 A
B
A
C........ .1960
1st gen 4s ser A. 1948 J
lat gen 5s series
,1962 F
B
1956 M
8
.1951 A
O
.1997 J
1997,J
Providence Terminal lat 4a
Cen coll g 4a
Gen 5c ref 4Hs series A
Gen & ref 4Hs series B
Read Co Jersey
Rensselaer 5c Saratoga lat gu 6s
76
...
June 29
30
Mar. 21
55*4 June
1
62
June 29
30
Jan.
3
62
55
June
1
65
June 28
30
Jan.
3
65
80
June
80
June
6
80
Mar.
3
June
66
9
1
81*4 June 29
90*4 June 29
90*4 June 23
98*6
97*6 June 21
98*4 June 21
97*4 Apr.
72
63
74*6 Sale
56*4
62
Sale
43*4
56
J
83
84
J
82
84 *4
76
83
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81
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77
87
90*4 Sale
89
Sale
86
86*4
86*4 June
86*4 June
Rlo Grande Southern 1st g 4s..
40
99
Sale
97
"50" "84"
63
59
Sale
66*6
68 *6
68*6 Sale
Sale
52
Sale
S
23
Sale
27*4
Sale
J
36*6
50
44
J
35
55
47*4
81*4
J
St Jos 5c Grand Island 1st g 4s..1947 J
J
St Lawr 5c Adirondack lat g 5a..1996 J
AO
2d gold 6a
1996
4s.....1933 M N
J
1948 J
1950
J
1950
i""J
Certificates of deposit
Prior lien 5s series B_.
J
Certificates of deposit
Con M 4H8 series A
-.1978
Certificates of deposit
576,000
76,000
85*4
87
54
81
.....
55
Sale
64*4
70
68
8
M
1989 MN
bond..Nov 1989 J
2d gold 4s Income
J
69
June
68*6 June
1
75
June 20
June
8
58
June 27
20*6 June
9
28*4 June
50
151,000
1990
Gen & ref 5s series A
196,000
1941
93,000 St Paul 8c K C Short L 1st 4 Hs
2,000 St Paul 5c Duluth 1st consol 4s 1968
3,000 St Paul E Grand Trunk 4H«--- 1947
187,000 St Paul Minn 5c Man cons 4s— 1933
-
88
81*4 June
June
2
75
70
64
June 16
64*4 June
5
64
June 16
68
June
68
6
68
June
64
June 21
54
55
June
6
55*4 Juno 15
1
84
6
June
50
53
57
Sale
53
2
58
June 28
19
Sale
20
Sale
21
June
8
16*4
18*6
18*4
Sale
19*4
Sale
20*4 June
7
23
Sale
18
Sale
21*4
17*4 June 17
16*4 June 26
18*4 June
2
17*4 June
1
17*4
17*4
Sale
Sale
18
71
65
Sale
50
38
4fc*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
61*4 Sale
46
47*4
48*4 Sale
8*4 Sale
10*6 Sale
8*6
12
7*4 Sale
57*6
.....
44*6
32*6
46*6
18
23
Sale
Sale
416,000
1,000
6s reduced to gold «H*-<
93*4
J
J
Sale
Sale
Sale
D
Pacific Ext sterling guar
4a.
St Paul Union Depot 1st 5s
1940 J
J
1972 J
.
1934 A
1st g 5s
8,000 Sclo Vail 5c N E 1st guar g 4s
O
1934 A
16,000 Sav Fla 5c West 1st g 6a.
1950 A
O
i949
cons
F
94
100
M
300,000|Sou Pac Co 4a Cent Pac coll Aug
1,364,000
.
4Hs—
M
1934 J
1«6*
-
Gold 4H« with warr
Gold 4Hs
May 1 1969
D
k **
16
June 16
15
June 16
20
June
7
9*4 Jan.
a6*4 Feb.
6*4 Feb.
65
June
1
49
60*6 June
40*4 Juno
47*4 June 28
June
June 28
June 30
19
12
June
June
5
28
Jan.
June
Juno
12
70
June
June
6
100*4
100*4
Sale
Sale
41
100*4
Sale
50
June
97*4 June
97*6 June
100*4
100*4
99*6
100*4
98*4
June
97*6 June
98*4 June
45
June
June 29
89
June 28
89
Apr.
Apr.
June 29
99*4 June
88*6 Jan.
June 30
6
3
Apr. 20
33*6 Apr. 26
70
45
y
8
19511
4*4
1937
Southern Ry lat cons 5a_...
48*4
58*4
47*4
O
MN
J
"85*4
Sale
Sale
74
D
9
92
Jan.
June 21
75
80
June 21
70
June
101
June 29
89
6
54
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar. 291
82
May
98
Sale
62*4 June
99*6 102
99*4 100
96*4
99*4 June 28 100
91
Sale
5
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
4*6
Sale
Sale
Salo
n*
4
2*4
95*4
83
9S*4
88
58*4 Sale
67*4 Sale
77*4
84
57*4 Sale
91
Sale
4*4 June 16
6*4 June 17
7
June 23
4
June 30
16*4 June
*
5
June
7
19
84
June
2
54
June
16
Salo
53*6 June 16
2
51*4 Juno
60
Sale
85
82
Sale
12
8*4 June
8
10*4 June 28
10*4 June 28
5
*4 Mar.
76
June
2
1*4 Jan.
*
8
Mar. 21
9
6
3
June
June 28
90
June 23
63*4 June 28
7
70*4 June
90
June 30
61
June 28
60*
June 28
June 29
85
June 20
6*4 June
1
9
Apr.
6
June
8
99*4 June 28
99*4 June
75
Apr.
40
Apr.
53
Apr.
67*4 Jan.
38*4 Apr.
37*4 Apr.
36*4 Apr.
a70*4 Mar.
97*6 Apr.
June 23
63*4 June 28
70*6 Feb. 10
90
90
61
Feb.
7
Jan.
6
~3 a79
Jan.
11
83
Sale
57
75*4
Sale
78*4
Sale
72*4 June 16
78*4 June 28
60
Mar.
Sale"
Sale
91*4
Sale
81
June
1
91*4 June 30
55
Jan.
59
Apr. 26
16
17
Feb.
Jan.
83
1994
3
4
72*4 June
4
78
June
6
14
70
23
69
June 28
June 27
80
May 26
19*6 Sale
51
Sale
47
June
26
66
Sale
Sale
61
June 16
59*4 June
72*4 June
4
4
20
Devel 5c gen
1956
26
40
Sale
Sale
53*4
67*4
Sale
1956
68
Sale
72
Sale
68
June
1
78
June
6
20*6 Feb. 27
70
58
74
74
60
June 21
70
June 28
40
60
June
6
69
June 27
June 21
36
Jan.
Feb.
1996
65*6
73
91 *4 June 30
59
Apr. 26
59*4 June
1956
128,000
2,000
June 29
85
102
Devel 5c gen 6s series A
—
June 28
60*4 June 28
Devel 5c gen 4a aerlea A
Memphis Div lat g 5a
June 30
61
819.000
6Hs series A
7
June 12
8*4 June
8
10*6 June 28
1034 June 28
Feb.
2*4 Jan.
I,709~666
1,110,000
6,000
7
*
*
6 *4 June
101*4 June 23 101*4 June 23
101*6
90
June
K*
Sale
100*4
16
Sale
55
81*4
June
Sale
Sale
80
4*4 June 23
99*4 June 28
6
83*4 June
Sale
Sale
6
Mar. 31
16*4 June
Jan.
3
*
90
57
June
*
*
62*4
70*4
Sale
69*4
90
1955
1994
Registered
4*4
1
June 28
June 28
Feb.
Mar. 15
*
5*6
Juno
June
Apr.
90
*
9*4
9*4
'7*4
6*6
65
47*4
cm/
*
15*4 June 20
3*4 June
1
*
22*4 June 29
20*6 June 7
20
May
7
98
94
*
7
June 28
23,100
7
*
18*4
15*4
June
2
96*4 June 19
June
*
*
*
19*6
Sale
69*4 June
94*6
8
23
June 30
74*4 June
Sale
Juno
20*4 June
49*4 June 5
80*4 Feb. 23
Juno
6
16
50
20 100*4 June 29
June 28
19 100*4
20
99*6 June 29
4 100*4 June 30
13l 98*4 June 9
June 21
11 86
June 21
6
SO
Jan.
5
26 101
83
June
June 28
6
86
60*4
59*4
49
73
1955
......
80
M N
1937 J
South Pac Coast guar 4a
South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4a
O.
87
~47~~
A
90
*6
June
7*4 Sale
*
5
22*4 June 29
20 *6 June
7
79
94
3*4
9
18
44
$
3
3
Jan.
32*6 June
$
IH
8
M
1981 M N
Stamped Federal tax..
365,666
'49 J
1st 4H« (Oregon Lines) ser A.. 1977
Convertible 5s
San Francisco Term lat 4a_
124,000
1,000 So Pac oV Calif 1st cons 5s.
447,666
21
1935
Certificates of deposit
3,000.South 5c Nor Ala cons guar 5a— 1936 F A
13,000
Gen cons guar 50-year 5s
1963 A O
June 27
32*4 May 25
54
June 29
58
8*4 Jan.
10
Sale
*
1*4 Sale
Certificates of deposit
Juno 20
6
90
93
13
__
S
m~s
i b
58
18
1935
Series B
98*4 June 21
69
June
5
6
87
98*4 100
97*6 100
*
37,000
Gold
28
55*4 June 15
Jan. 28
64*4 June
5
68
June
6
80
74*4
98*4 101
68
Sale
94*6
97*4
62*4
85*4
*
5
Vs
1945
Atlan-Birm Div 1st g 4s—May 1933
618,000
12,000
677,000
969,000
4
90*4:::
deposit
6s series A
Seaboard-All Fla 1st 6a A.
108,000
97
O
Certificates of deposit.—..
*
59*4
A
1959 A
Oct
Certificates of
86
Sale
54
90
O
A
Certificates of deposit
Refunding g 4a
§8
70
O
1950 A
Stamped
1st 5c
Sale
77
O
198«# MN
Seaboard Air Line 1st g 4s
155,000
98
84
77
J
J
San Ant 5t Aran Pass lat guar 4a 1943 J
Santa Fe Presc 5c Phenlx lat 5a. .1942 M S
Adjustment 5a
90
87*4
June 28
Jan.
Sale
45
97*6
97*4
23
8
46
J
1937 J
Montana Ext 1st gold 4s
989,000
243,000
28*4 Jan.
47
75*4
50
96
1933 J
Registered
I
June
Apr.
Apr.
Certificates of deposit
9k
55
Apr. 25
25*4 Feb. 23
82*4
June 29
49
99*4
13,000
25,000
85,000
7
May 22
65
58
56
2
40
10
78*4
1933
1st consol gold 6s
19,000
16,000
87,000
313,000
63
18*6 Feb. 28
35*6 Apr.
5
39
Apr. 13
70
Apr. 28
26 *4
Sale
28*4
24*6 Sale
21*6 Sale
30
Sale
1952
1st terminal 5t unlf 5s...
160,000
91*4 Jan.
*
stamped..
St. Louis Southwest 1st g 4a
101,000
Feb. 24
—
Prior lien 4s series A
190,000
743,000
5
1
June
St Louis Iron Mtn 5c South—
226.000
78
Mar. 3
81*4 June 29
91
Jan. 20
38
38
34 *4
374,000 Rock Isl'd Ark 5c Louis lat 4HS..1934 M
25,000 Rutland-Canadian 1st guar g 4s. 1949 J
Rutland 1st cons g 4Hs.. .....1941 J
St L Peo & N W 1st 5s
Apr.
7
75*4 Apr. 20
2
1940
Guar (Jan 1922 coupon)
55,000 Rio Grande Western lat g 4a— 1939
lat con 5c coll trust 4s series A 1949
136,000
8t Louis-San Francisco Ry
June 29
June 29
June 28
80
77
65*4
Sale
85
1940
River 5c Gulf Div lat g
63
63
35
71*4
1939
319.000
100*6 Jan. 31
17
1
55
1941 M N
5s_
Rio Grande June 1st guar g
425,000
7
88*4 June
June
95*4
70*6
Richmond 5c Mecklenburg 1st 4s ,1948'M N
J
Richmond Term Ry 1st guar 5s. 1952 J
27,000
98*4 Feb.
8
98*4 Feb. 16
94
Fob. 30
94
June 29
65
35
79
.1957 M N
Providence Securities deb 4s
7,000
3,000
1,000
2,000
28
28
24
90*4
Pitta Y 5c Ash
7,000
6,000
Feb.
100
D
8
99*6 Feb. 20 100*4 June 26
Mar.
3 102 " Feb. 24
100
100
65
Pitts 5c West Va 1st 4Ha ser A
3,000
89,000
196,000
71,000
7
99*6 101*4 100*4 June 26 100*4 June 26
98*4 100*4
80
1943 MN
Pitts Va 5c Char 1st guar 4s
45,000
46.000
188,000
88*4 June
May 27
91*6 May
2
94*4 Apr. 28
76
Apr.
4
76*4 Apr. 24
69
Apr. 15
J
con
89
6
16
98
Sale
101*6
1943 J
First
Apr.
y
Sale
86*4
C
General 4H» series
Jan.
19
94
-----
D
A
General g 5a ser B
June
81
Sale
Sale
92
-I
Gen guar 5a series A
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
91
....
28
91
90
28
June
c98*4 June
94
....
86*4
94*4
94*4
M N
89
June 20
58*4 June 28
2 100*6 June 30
June 21
95
June 20
93
1
85*4 June
A, June
8
25*4 June
23 *4 June
100
97
90
92
F
100
85
l|S::::
A
14
Sale
Sale
F
92*4 Feb.
58*4
Sale
23
A
58
Sale
78
75
D
1
June 17
Sale
57
J
MN
Juno
51
65
J
F
65
48
9
June
Sale
J
J
27
58
77
Sale
Pitts Shen 5c L E 1st g 5a
5,000
June 27 a93*4 Apr. 26 102
2 101
Jan.
94
99
June 15 100*6 June 26
Apr. 25 101*4 Jan.
99*4 Jan. 19a99*6 Jan.
a99*6 June 28 a99*6 June 28
95
Feb. 24, 95
Feb.
79
1*4 Jan. 25
4
69*4 Jan.
28*4 Apr. 18
80
Sale
98
A
3
3
5
28
20
28
11
1
June 10
5*4 June 16
June
Sale
J
F
62*4 June
9
June
79
June
65
June
1
58
June
1
58*4 June
11 101
Feb.
20,100
Feb.
88
Feb.
25*4 June
Mar. 16
30
3
3
June
5
June 28
62*4 June
48
32
Sale
Sale Prices.
Lowest.
Prices.
9
June
58*4
37
S
Sale
Prices
Sale
57
8*4
83*4
6
5
J
Ask.
Sale
58
61*6
77
69.
1977
Con 48 series F guar g
2
A
1953
1957
1960
1963
1964
1970
1975
Con 3Hs series E guar g
Con 4Hs series I guar
2!M
O
53
54*6
99
97*4
94
87*4
85*4 Sale
23*4 Sale
A—1940
1942
1942
1945
1949
4 Ha aer
45
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest
Lowest.
June 30.
i
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Ask.
M.N
142,000,Phlllpplne Ry lat 30-yr a f 4a...1937
14,000
47,000
7,000
O
1940
1990
1974
19561J
1956|J
1980 M
48,000 Peoria & East 1st cone 4a.
158,000!
Income 4a (flat)
25,000 Peoria & Pekln Un lat 5H*
197.000 Pere Marq lat 5a Seriee A
66,000!
lat 4a Seriee B
254.0001
lat g 4H» series C
121,000 Phlla Bait & Wash lat 0 4a
11,000
General 5s Series B
3,0001
Gen g 4H« aeries C
June 1.
JAN. 1.
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
II1
BONDS
June.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
24
18
36
45
61*4
S
75
80
75
85
83
90
60
Apr. 25
1938 M S
20
24
47*4
50
51
Salo
46
Juno 22
53*6 June
5
20
Jan.
6
J
15*6
21
20
30
25
Sale
24
June
7
30
June
9
18
Jan.
21
53 34 June
June
5
1955 J
Stated Isl Ry 1st gu g 4H'.
1943 J
D
Sunbury 5c Lewlston 1st
1936 M 8
20
27
48
52
Sale
44
June
16'
54
June
2
25
100*6 June 16 100*6 June 21
97*6 June 10 100
June 6
96
Jan. 13
54
June
Mar. 31'101 *4 Feb.
2
14
St Loula Div 1st g 4s
East Tenn reorg Hen 5s
1951
1938 M
Mobile 5c Ohio coll tr 4s
70,000
26,000 Spokane lnternat 1st g 5a
g 4s—
160,000
Tenn Cent Ry 1st M 6s ser A or B.1947
4,000 Term RR Asan of St L 1st g 4HS..1939
63,000
159,000
Flrat
cons
Gen ref
a
g 5a
.....
f gold 4s
99*4
99
99
1953
79*4
120,000 Texarkana fe F S Ry 5Hi ser A..1950
1,000 Texas 5c N O cons g 5a
1943
92,000
Texas fe Pacific 1st g 5a.
Second g lac 5s (flat)
Gen ref 5a ser B
Dec 1 2000
72",000
Gen & ref 5s aerlea C
55
Gen fe ref 5s
ser
r Cash
a
Bale,
D
101*6
79*4
75*4
82
100
81*4
83*4
76*4 Sale
80
June 21
June
74*4 June 21
84
79
9
61
80
16,
61
91
95
42*4
Sale
44
Sale
70
70
69
96*4
96*6
98*6
80
June
93
June 23
June 23
June 3
June
9
99*4 June
3
30
9
91*4 Mar. 29 100*4 Feb. 20
68
May
9, 84*4 Feb.
4
80 " June 12
59
Jan.
Feb.
2
60
Apr.
5 65
Jan. 27
85*6 May
4 100
Mar
1977 A
1980
60
84 *4
2000
Deferred delivery.
Sale'
Sale
88
...1979
147,000
128.000
Salo
99*6
1944
Sale
J~
O
D
40*4
47
*
May 29
7034 May 31
May 31
Sale
70
Sale
67*4 June 27
70
June
69
Sale
68
June 28
70
June
42*4 Jan.
43*4 Jan.
3
4
70
Salo
69*4
Sale
67*4 June 16
70
June
43
Jan.
6
70
Sale
Look und
er
list of Ma tured Bonds
on
Page 29.
Sales in
N.
"Value.
g
2,000
1,000
13,000
20,000
16,000
Price
bonds
June.
5^1 a—1964 m s
j
1935 J
1935
______1935
Toledo ac Ohio Gent lat a 5s
...
Tol St l Ac West 5f-yr ft 4a
Tol w v® Ac Ohio 1st guar 4^a
1,151,000
10,000
448,000
268,000
189,000
217,000
49,000
46,000
26",600
279,666
88
d
65
j
j
j
Union Pac rr at land gr g
j
1947
4a
p aflltfarnrl
June 2008 m 8
First Ac refunding 4s
1967 J
40-year gold 4s
....
1944 m
8
1933 j
j
a 4a a__
1955 f a
Consol 4a Series b___
1957 mn
Vera Crux Ac p Asatg 1st 4%x..1934
Virginia Midland general 5a
1936 mn
J
o
1962 mn
1962 mn
..1939 mn
1939 f
Second gold 5s
Deb 6s registered..
50-year gold
J
-.1958 a
aer a
1st mtge 4 ha series b
Wabash rr 1st gold 5a
Sale
«.
-
-
-
60%
84%
81
90
69
a
84
56
86
80
81
69
June 30
June 20
June
5
64
63
/
June 13
73
Apr, 11! 90% June 19
June 30
May
2 91
Jan. 25
82% Feb.
6
44
Jan.
12
69
June 30
31 100% Jan.
31
80% Jan.
Sale
91
Sale
086
088
June
102
Sale
Sale
100
June
85
Sale
104
84
Sale
82
97% 100%
98
Sale
98% June 30
83
13
90% Apr. 20 100% Feb.
June 28
95
93% May 16 99% Jan.
78
June 27
May
2 93% Jan.
89
Jan.
June 30 a75
Apr. 20 95
91
95
Mar. 15 105% Jan.
June 28
UO?4 OdiU.
104
69% Apr. 21 87% June
87% June 15
96
Apr. 12 100% Feb.
98% June
2
10
16
94
84
96
Sale
Sale
1 100
97% June
94
June 21
June 13
1
6
June 19
8
June 30
85
99% Sale
Feb.
80
84
87]
883
31
30
31
ox
15
23
—
80
gg
83%
1%
1
2
Sale
94
70
72
Sale
62
95
Sale
Sale
92
Sale
85 %
95%
94%
Sale
96
53%
58
68
Sale
73
96
Sale
40 %
4154
51%
Sale
53
Sale
79
35
June
85
June
7
1% June
5
June
10
June
June
80
June 28
69
June 29
85
5
3%
65
36 %
85
13
7
85
85
%
42
60
74
32
.....
86
80
95
85
67% Sale
98% Sale
61%
74
72
62
Apr. 13
85
85
June
7
85
1% May 13
80
Apr. 19
60
Apr. 25
36% Jan.
3
5
June 10
92
Jan. 23
June 28
80
69
Apr.
June
8
66% June 22
45% June 21
98% June 30
June 29
3
73
June
53
June 30
84
Mar. 31
78
94% June
Mar. 25
98% June 30
89% Feb.
6
43
33
Apr.
6
Apr. 21
53
73
June
3
May 27
30
42
40
32
40
45
Sale
55
15
65
Sale
6
Sale
15
Sale
4%
Sale
6
Sale
14% Sale
15
15%
2000^ a
1st 40-year guar 4s
West Maryland 1st g 4a..
50
62
42
June 30
14% June
3
20
June 28
June
6
19% June 29
32
June 16
55
q m
51
14
£ a
f
a
1952
First Ac ref 5 Ha aerlea a
186,000
1977,2
55,000 West n y At Pa 1st g 5s
1937,2
General gold 4s
11,000
1943'a
1946 m
645,000 Western Pacific 1st 5s ser a
238,000 West Shore 1st 4a guar.
2361
Registered
2361
8,000
m
24,000 Wheel Ac l e Ref 4 ha aer a
1966
14,000
Refunding 5s ser b
1976 m
Wheel Ac l Erie rr 1st con g 4a..1949 m
36,000
92
Sale
53
52%
101%
82%
27%
57%
84%
Sale
70
Sale
60%
s
70
68
Sale
s
60
70
90
93%
69% Sale
76% Sale
al01%Sale
82%
85
37
Sale
78%
Sale
"73% "76%
60
8
72
75
d
15
25
32
j
J
j
J
J
J
J
42
55
20
19% June 29
June 30
19% June 29
14
June 16
20
Jan.
3
14
June
19% June 29
4% Jan.
3
Feb.
50
Feb.
3
Feb.
June 26
„51m Feb.
Apr.
52
90
91
Feb.
21
2
2
6
June 30
4
87% June 14
iv
70
94
Sale
1
IV
Jan.
95
Feb.
Jan.
W*
79
May 25
June
70
June
78% Sale
102% Sale
82% 85
June
79
June 29
52
101% June
S2% June
103
June 13
85
June 21
Sale
June
99% Mar.
79% May
Apr.
Apr.
42
77%
70
81
IV<*
73
Sale
Sale
76
June 28
44%
79% June 28
20
Jan.
103
June 29
June
85% Feb.
13
18
44% June 28
June 28
77
June 14
70
June 16
73
June 27
June
3
81
June 23
IV
Jan.
IV Apr.
23
81
June 23
Apr.
Mar.
83% June
5
6
IVJune
74
Feb.
81
June 23
80
Jan.
10
11
85
40
81%
10
14% Sale
19
June
5
70
35% June
3
45
June
6
18% Apr.
45
June
85
June
13
85
June 13
85
June
85
June 13
89%
June 24
76% May
8% Apr.
90
Jan.
83
36
89%
11%
8%
8%
83%
39% Sale
90
m n
Worcester Ac Conn East Ry 4hs.1943 J
27% May
8
Apr. 26
5% Jan.
3
5% Jan.
6
5
6
17
June 30
Jan. 17
June 28
Jan.
Sale
19
65
82%
52.000 Wllkeo-b Ac East lat gu g 5a...—1942 J
9,000 Wllmar Ac Sioux Falls 1st 5a
1938
31,000 Winston-Salem s b 1st 4s.
1960
196,000 Wisconsin Cent 1st gen g 4a
1949
Sup Ac Dul DIt Ac Ter lat 4s.__1936
47,000
35
50
87%
1945
79%
86%
5
19% Sale
64
1945
37% Apr.
62% Feb.
17
41
18% Sale
19% Sale
65
1948
23
Jan.
37% Apr.
98%
Sale
Jan.
35
62%
33
Warren rr 1st ref guar 3h«
Wash Cent Ry 1st g 4s
Waah Term 1st guar 3hs
74
98%
40
40
40
6
375,666
9
80
61
June 13
June 30
June 20
90% June
91
Sale Prices.
22
440",000
1,000
63
June 20
Sale
Sale
—1941
Omaha DIt 1st g 3%x
June 13
90% June 19
Highest.
Sale Prices.
50
Feb.
9
100% Jan.
Tol AcChlc DIt 1st g 4a
1941
Wabash Ry ret Ac gen 5h» a
1975
Ref Ac gen 5s (Feb '32
351,000
coup) b..1976
Ref 8c gen 4Ha series c
490,000
1978
Ref Ac gen 5s series D___
304,000
1980
34,000
84%
Sale
63
89
88 %
4a..1954
..1941
1939
term
Det Ac Ch Ex 1st g 5a.
95
91
Sale
1939
Dea Moines Dlv 1st g 4a
-
90
89
97%
10054
80%
98 %
98%
2003
80
93
85
Sale Prices
Sale
87 %
Va & Southwest 1st guar 5a
First cons 5s
65
86%
Lowest.
Highest.
1
Sale Prices.
98 %
96
j
u n j rr At Canal Co gen 4a
Utah Ac Northern 1st ext 4s
Ask.
....
June 2008 m 8
....1968 j d
Gold 4 ha
1st Hen At ref 5s
1st Hen
90
1946 1
98,000
336,000 Virginian Ry 1st 5s
221,000
82
92
62
92%
....
70
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
Bid
Lowest.
100% 101
Vandalla consol
"3,000
81
80
1942 m s
Tor Ham Ac Buff 1st 4a
Ask.
60
40
1950
b.1933
1st guar 4s series g..
June 1.
1933.
Bid.
Western Dlv 1st g As
General gold 5s
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN JUNE.
Jan. 3
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term
25
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
July, 1933.]
83
Sale
"89%
18% Sale
11%
13%
80
June 30
9
81% June
15% June 16
11% June 28
19
June
1
14%
June
1
6
11
19% May 31
14% May 31
Apr.
45
-—-
industrials—
1953 J
Abltibi Pow Ac Paper 1st 5s
Abraham At Straus deb 5Ha
With warrants.....
66 ,000
53 ,000 Adama Express coll trg 4a
D
1943
A
O
m
a
...
1948
112 ,000 Adriatic Elec Co external 7a.....1952 a o
29 ,000 Albany Perforated Wrap Paper 6s 1948 a o
1,136 ,000 Allegheny Corp coll
tr coot
5a..l944
Collateral and conTertible 5a.-1949
931 ,000
Collateral Ac convertible 5a....1950
1,702 ,000
213 ,000 alhs-Chalmera Mfg deb g 5a
1937
19 ,000 Alplne-Montan Steel 7a..
1955
39 ,000 Amer Beet Sugar conv deb 6s
1935
*
J
d
20
a
u
8% Sale
Sale
53%
25 %
30
m n
m
8
f
a
1949
J
188 ,000 Amer Internat Corp conv 5 Ha..1949 J
37 ,000 Amer Mach Ac Fdy a f gold 6a
1939 A O
436 ,000 Amer Metal Ltd 5%s gold notes..1934
638 ,000 Amer Smelting Ac Ref 5s ser a
1947
78 ,000 Amer Sugar Refg 15-year 6s
1937
69 ,000 Amer Tel At Tel Conv 4t
..1936
429 ,000
30-year coll
701 ,000
912 ,000
370 ,000
78
Sale
62
78
Sale
75 %
Sale
104
J
J
ms
a
138 ,000 Amer Writ Paper 1st g 6a____
J
..1947 j
1945 mn
Ark Ac Memp Bdge Ac Term 1st 5s.1964 m 8
j d
Armour At Co. 1st real estate 4
ha 1939
J
591 ,000 Armour ac Co of Del 1st 5Ha....1943 j
79 ,000 Armstrong Cork conv deb 5s
..1940 3 d
26 ,000 Associated oh 6% gold notes
1935 m s
Atlanta Gas Light 1st 5a.
1947 j
Atl Gulf at w . ss Line coll tr 5a.l959 j
Atlantic Refining deb 5a
1937 J
30,000 Baldwin
Locom Works 1st
a
d
J
J
f 5a..1940 m n
141,000 Batavian Pete gtd deb 4ha
10,000 Beldlng-Heminway conv 6s
155,000 Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s b
First Ac ref 5s series c
194,000
105,000 Beneficial Indus Loan deb 6a..
Berlin City Electric deb 6
565,000
ha
Deb sinking fund
361,000
6Ha...
Debenture 6s.
357,000
1942 J
J
1936
64
Certificates of deposit
Bowman-Bllt Hotels 1st 7s
Tr r t Sec 6a
106%
106 %
106%
Sale
Sale
Sale
92
Sale
64%
65
30% Sale
3% Sale
78%
81% Sale
74
Sale
35
101%
Sale
94
96
93%
87%
94%
98
Sale
62
1959
60%
58%
Sale
43
29%
88%
52%
72%
Sale
18% June
Sale
84
Sale
a51
Sale
60
"66%
Sale
.
Sale
Sale
91
Sale
53% Sale
70
Sale
70
80
Sale
a83
76
Sale
Sale
Sale
80%
90
Sale
Sale
Sale
82
105
Sale
96% Sale
104% Sale
103
104
104
Sale
101
Sale
106% Sale
103% Sale
105
Sale
107
107
Sale
100%
55%
Sale
103% Sale
103% Sale
Sale
91% Sale
77% Sale
Sale
June
June 24
66% June
1
89% June
46 % June
65
Apr.
55
June 13
a51
June
72%
June 30
85%
Sale
90
Sale
83
78
88
Sale
Sale
Sale
9%
1
79
76
June
1
84%
~
1
80
Sale
94
51
101%
92
95
"55"
84% Sale
102% 103
96%
57
Sale
Sale
June
84
June 13
June
90
95% June
1 98% June
104% June
2 105% June
June
al01% June 3 103
103% June
106% June
100% June
104% June
105
June
107% June
106% June
110% June
June
104
100% June
37
8
June
June
_
1
June 16
June
62
95% June
June
81
45% June
June
11
72
—
IV
50
IV
June
95%
June 23
90
June
92
June
Sale
104
June
107
106% Sale
84% Sale
Sale
49
105
June
107% June 26
34
Sale
93
Sale
57%
85%
Sale
Sale
93
Sale
94% Sale
31%
35
99% Sale
99% Sale
1654
5%
4%
Sale
8
10
20%
Sale
21
16
Sale
13%
Sale
19%
16%
80% June
June
June
2
2
June
2
43
June 12
91% June
94% June
6
1
June
1
20
Sale
Sale
June 15
46% June
35% June
a31
June 22
86
50
June
13
14% June 23
13% June
1
May 16
Mar.
3
Mar.
3
2
Feb.
Feb. 27
20
June 29
5
16 %
June 30
4% Feb.
17
6
6
5
28
6
16
26
9
13
9
Feb.
57
79% Apr. 20 98
90% Feb. 20 96%
83
Apr. 10 92
101
Apr. 21 111
100% Apr. 22
4
75
89
Apr.
35% Apr. 18 70%
8
35% June
69%
a34% May 15 64%
38% June 2 a28
71
99% June 29
79
99% June 29
8
20% June
1
8
12
Feb.
3
7
2
3 103% Feb.
94%
13
June
Mar.
June 23
12
27
June 28
97
94% Sale
88
86%
35
85
103%
Feb.
1 103% June
Sale
41
45%
39% Sale
Mar. 15
3
98
42
Mar. 24
Jan.
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
Jan.
29
27
85
Apr. 20
90% June 29
88% June 28
June
57
92
46%
44%
41%
3
10
101
98
Sale
17
Mar.
98
35
June 17
101% June
Jan.
77
1
1
90% June
88% June
78
June
1
85
June
102% June 26 103 % June
85% June
82% June
27
94% June 21
7
58% June
May 27
May
IV
103
81
Jan.
64
Apr.
84% June
Jan.
81
66% Apr.
102% June 14 105% Jan.
3
60
3
91
May
Apr.
8
Feb. 25
78
98% June
12 102% Mar.
1 105% Jan.
30 a96% Apr. 24 103% Jan.
100
Apr. 21 107% Jan.
93
Apr. 20 107% Jan.
99% Apr. 20 109% Jan.
99
Apr. 21 110% June
Apr. 20 107% Jan.
Jan.
3
62
May
Apr. 26 96% Jan.
June
Apr. 20 81
a21% Apr. 10 45% June
4
13
2% Apr.
May
Sale
107
June 20
♦
70% Mar.
23% Apr.
52
16
62
3
Sale
92
86%
104% Sale
105% Sale
June
72% June 30
80
103% Sale
June 30
46% June 30
8
51% June
8
57% June
June 27
30
90
26% Jan.
June 26
June 29
June 29
June
102% June 14 105
91% June 30
76% June
6
7
94% June 21
58% June 7
June
55
a43
5
94
*
70
Sale
Sale
27,
June 28
Sale
Sale
18
Mar. 31
June 20
65
60
79
al9% Jan.
June
90
*
1
1
1
4
71
12 >106
24% Apr. 26
4!
25% Jan.
30
_
91%
78%
9%
37
June
*
89%
46%
103
46% June 30
8
61% June
57% June 8
Mar.
Jan.
4
June 23
May 26
June
Jan.
13
5
Jan.
9
Feb.
3
11
Jan.
Jan.
12
Jan.
11
63% Jan. 13
99% June 29
99% June 29
21
May 23
20
June 29
16% June 30
..1934
m
j
8
j
J
J
j
1968
1941 j
F
2%
%
64
106
107
91
"4%
7
3
7
82%
Sale
108
Sale
60
71
105
104%
90%
56
Sale
8%
75
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
8%
8%
73%
106 %
106%
IV
9%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
June
7%
71%
104%
104%
June
June
June
June
90
June
10
June
9 % June
74
June
106% June
107
June
94
% June
59
1
a
mn
mn
1936 j
j
Debentures gold 5a
1950 j
d
1st Hen Ac ref 5a aerlea b
1957 mn
Deferred delivery.
4
2%
d
Conv deb 5h«
Sale
75
76%
10254 103%
98%
1951
i~o"2",666
a
Sale
Sale
Sale
221,000
Cash sale,
51
Sale
Sale
83
92,000 Brooklyn Union el 1st 5s
1950
70,000 Brooklyn Union Gaa Co 1st g 5a.1945
1st Hen Ac ref 6s aer a
51,000
1947
r
Sale
101% 102
35
Bklyn Queens Co At Sab gtd 5s.. 1941 mn
1st 5s stamped.....
June
43%
18%
84%
105
1946
Stpd as to payment of s435 part red
31,000 Broadway At 7th Ave 1st con 5s_.1943
Certificates of deposit....
66,000
10,000 Brooklyn City rr lat 5a
1941
223,000 Brooklyn Edlaon Inc gen 5a a
1949
Gen mtge 5a series e
126,000
1952
1,008,000 Bklyn-m
40
47% June
Sale
Sale
o
92
Sale
Sale
110
a
53% Apr.
June 26
57
95
..i960
....
80
June 30'
rl06
Sale
Sale
109
J
709,000
20-year pur At Imp a f 5a
..1936 j
6,000 Blng At Blng a f deb 6 ha
1950 m 8
148,000 Botany Cona Mills sec s f 6hs—1934 a o
June 29
June
June
71
al02
71%
48
Sale
1948
1955
Berlin Elec elav At Undgrd Rya—
1st 6ha
193,000
1956 a o
402,000 Bethlehem Steel lat at ref 5a g a.1942 m n
94
68
Sale
46% Sale
87
102 %
..1965 f
.1940 a
Debenture 5s
June
Sale
69%
"40""
70
83 %
105
J
90
71
104
69%
103% 105
o
d
Sale
*
20-year sinking fund 5ha
1943 mn 10854 Sale
Convertible debentures 4%s__1939 j
y al0554Sale
156 ,000 AngloChilean Nitrate 7a
45,000
73
31%
a
i960 J
trust 5s
90
68
102%
38%
*
o
o
49 ,000 Amer Type Founders deb 6a
207 ,000 Amer Water Works At Elec coll 58.1934 a o
150 ,000
Debenture gold 6a aerlea a
1975 mn
194 ,000
76 %
a
...1946 J
35-year sink fund deb
73"!666
Sale
a
1953 J D
MN
f deb 5a
s
422 ,000 American i g Chemical 5 h*
425 ;66o
83%
25%
Amer Chain
142 ,000 American Ice
90
62
Sale
84 %
2654
f
10-year a f deb 6a
1933 a o
40 ,000 American Cyanamid deb 5a.
1942 a o
Amer Ac ForeignPower 5s
2,546 ,000
..2030 m 8
1,145 ,000
88
59
93 %
83
Sale
109% 110%
116%
80% Sale
107
Sale
112% Sale
158
102% 103
107
Sale
•
Look und
Apr. 10
2
Mar. 16
10
1
Jan.
9% June 12
75% Mar. 17
4% May
65% Jan.
9
100% Apr. 22 108
100
Apr. 20 108
84% Mar. 3 96
57
May 17) 60
June
158
Sale
102
103%
Sale
105% Sale
list of Ma tured
Sale
100% June 19 102% June
l|
103% June
9 105% June 29
Bon ds
on
Paga 29
93
Jan.
28 158
2
14
Jan.
Jan.
5
Jan.
13
6
May 26
75
82% Sale
Apr. 24' 87
Jan.
80% June
1 82% June 29
108% 109%'107
June
1 109% June 29 101% Apr. 22 112
Jan.
114
115% 104% June 26 112% June
1 1 H04% June 26 117% Jan.
102
er
16
Jan.
6
12
26
28
Apr. 21 105
Jan.
9
97% Apr. 21 rl07%Feb. 10
Sales in
1933.
Bid,.
%
F
A
104
1952 A
O
63
1481
113,000
22.000
311,000
194.000
32,000
104%
67 %
1955 J
J
.1960 A
O
66
.1945 MN
43
33 %
untf A ft St. .1937 MN
J
J
deb
deb 8 f g 5s—- — 1939 F A
Calif Pet con*
Con* deb a f g
Camaguey Sugar
1st 7s ctfs of
26,000
1938 MN
5Ha.........-
211,000
105 % 106%
70
71%
359,000
Cin Gas A Elec 1st mtge g
35
4s A.. 1968
Ciearfield Bit Coal 1st 4a
Colon Oil conv deb 6s.„
Colo Fuel A Iron Co gen a
1943
Colo Indua 1st coll tr
Columbia Gas A Elec
Debenture 5s
85
O
A
84 %
Coll trust 5H« ,er
A..
....
1935 J
30,000 Consol Hydro-Elec 1st a f g
128,000 Consol Coal Md 40-yr 5a...
Sale
96%
101%
106%
J
Sale
100%
A
Sale
Sale
J
99% 101%
J
7a—1956
96
J
62
6
106%
100%
105
A
45,000
1st mtge
106%
Sale
1971
J
J
100
101
J
J
J
J
93%
100%
gold 4Ha...
Gas A El 1st A ref 5s
1951
29,000 Denver
Stamped as to Pa tax
—
4.000
290.000 Detroit Edison Co 5s Series A- ..1949
Gen A ref 5s serlea B...
1955
102,000
Gen A ref 5s ser C
1962
39,000
Gen A ref 4%s series D
1961
157,000
Gen A ref 5s series E
—1952
391.000
M N
M N!
101
100% Sale
101% 102
F
A
F
A
A
O
M N
327.000 Elec Pow Corp (Germany) 4%8—1950
lat sinking fund 6%a
1953
186,000
Ernesto Breda Co lat mtge 7s
1954
N
O
1942
1942
1942
62
104%
*
103
117% 119
62
Sale
A
65
57
Sale
72
M
62%
M
68
M
69%
Sale
70
62
J
51%
80
53,000 Francisco Sugar 20-year 7%»—.1943
40,000 Gannett Co deb 6s aeries A
1943
1,000 Gas A Elec (Bergen Co) 5a..—1949
Mining 6s—
1934
34.000 Gen Amer Investors deb 5a aer A.1952
194,000 General Baking deb s f 5H8
1940
161,000|General Cable 1st a f g 5%s A
1947
6,000 General Elec deb g 3%a...
1942
95 000 Celsenkirchen
101,000 General Elec (Germany) 7a
Debenture 6)48
114,000
164,000
8 f deb g 6s
1945
1940
1948
154.666 Gen Petroleum 1st s f 5s_.Aug 15 1940
32,000 General Public Service deb 5% 8.1939
1949
224,000 Genl Steel Castings 1st 5%a
Gen Theatre? Equip deb 6s.
1940
119,000
126,000
500,000
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79
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lat A gen a f g6%s
57,000
125,000 Gulf States Steel deb 5 Ha
39,000 Hackensack Water 1st 4a
227,000 Hansa S S Line* 6s with warr
1940
1944
1950
5Hs series of 1926...
A
1939
1951
1934
1947
1940
f 5s series A—1962
Houston Oil sink fund 5H«
a
6,000 Hudson County Gas 1st .4s._
99,000 Bumj£e Oil A Refining 5s
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1937
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57%
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*
1978
1981
Deferred delivery.
59%
77%
46%
1%
60
79
Sale
Sale
87%
80
87
17
45
47
D
34
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106
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13
107
Jan.
Jan.
17
18
June 10
50
Mar.
75
June 27
70% Mar.
101
Mar.
57% June 13
26
98% June 28
63% Mar.
97
Apr.
103% June 10
51
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Sale
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72
102
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56
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56
June 27
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67
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36
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67
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45
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19%
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45
87
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101%
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1
97
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97
May
107
3
35
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52
9
76
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101% June
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104
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102
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56
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June 30
36
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June 21
100
Mar.
107
3 101% June 28
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5
94
94
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102% Feb. 15
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88
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68
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67
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53
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74
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81
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93
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94
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75%
5
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66
6 103
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6
103
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55
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2
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85
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8
76
May 16
5
Apr.
102% June 20
75% June 19
97
Mar.
June
36
87
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76% Sale
June
102% June 15
June
35% June 22
June
34% June 231
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31
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June
84
June
73
103% June
5
87
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76%
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6
25
101
6
9
1
6
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65% Jan.
91
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73
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*
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30
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60
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75
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44% June
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31
40
37%
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9% June
10%
9%
10%
20
25
16% June
16% Sale
20
30
23% June
25
29%
61, a June
67% Sale
66
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42
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37% June
37% Sale
103% June
103
104% 104% 105
June
103
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105% 103% 104
2
96% June 26
105% Sale
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103
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102
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31
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94%
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on
87
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42
*
68% June 12
Feb.
60
June 10
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75
June
51% June 30
39
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May
18
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61
Jan.
13
10
72%
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11%
25%
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3% Jan.
12% Mar.
17% Feb.
r29
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3
May 29
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27% Apr.
101% May
100% Mar.
1 106% June 17
June
1 103% June 21
June 20
June 13 33
June 27 97% June 27
89% June 30
June
3
June 27
June
1 89
100% Apr.
95
Apr.
26% May
94 % June
66
Apr.
65
Apr.
Page 29.
2
98% Feb. 10
92% Jan.
29
June
9
13
May 29
June
2
June 29
Jan.
9
Mar.
11% June
8
25% June 10
24
June 27
68
June 26
45
June
7
104% June 21
104% June 12
104% June
Sale
102
90
2
34
29
104%
71
Mar.
74% May
*
June
95% June
Mar.
*
6
*
Jan.
Mar.
68
Sale
76%
June
June
2
5
June 24
62
June 13
list of Ma tured
Jan.
87
37
June 29
97
12
Apr. 24 105
1
June
87
12
13
55% Jan.
June 14
90
88% Sale
Mar. 31
28
91
71
8
Jan.
45% June
June
6
11
Feb.
June
86% June
80% June
7
31
Jan.
June
68
96% Sale
32% Sale
51% Sale
June
3
88
89%
Jan.
85
37
Sale
83
June
75
*
June
Jan.
5
3 102% June 20
June 19
71% Mar. 31
47
Apr.
*
*
3% Sale
37%
39%
June 19
80
28
75%
2 102%
96
May
8 62%
Apr.
29%
28% Apr. 24 57%
Sale
er
6 103
2
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
June
89
85%
84%
June
Feb.
May
50% June
66
103
June
5
*
102
10% Feb.
70
Sale '
100% May
*
90
Sale
96
Sale
73% June 14
72% June 22
77% Jan. 13
June 13
65
Juno 15
98
Feb.
48
Sale
Sale
Sale
95%
30%
44%
June 23
June
Sale
51%
82
June 15
69%
87%
73
11
Jan.
June 13
90
63
12
Jan.
Jan.
June
85
10
68
c50
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*
Sale
5
45%
13
Jan.
120
Apr.
Apr.
99% June
50% June
15
104% Jan.
68% Jan.
66
23,
Feb.
*
*,
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Apr.
May
May
73%
78
103% 105
85
84
107
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■
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83%
85
I 83
101% Sale
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74% Sale. 1 67%
67
68
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31% Sale
29%
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30
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103% Sale
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75% Juno 22
9
105% Jan.
97% Apr.
*
44% June
50
9
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63
65
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96
45
9
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72
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96% Sale
17
25
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100
June 28
98
98% June
Jan.
103% Jan.
103
75
65
June
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7
14
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103% Jan. 27
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72% June 22
76% June 6
75% June
78
58%
60
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72%
16
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65
73% June 14
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June
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99
101% Feb.
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June 23
82
6
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100
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84
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*
76% June
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*
*
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79
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Mar.
101
98
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16
May 15
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76
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99% June 13
80% June 30
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54
June 13
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69% June
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June
75
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91
85
4
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72
7
23% June
107% Jan.
June
June 23
June 28
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....
9
16
5
101% Jan.
3
105% Jan.
105% Feb. 14
99
89
Jan.
Jan.
66
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98% Apr.
87% Apr.
93
Apr.
June 28
99
June
75%
100
30% May
2
7
23% June
106% June 28
June
74%
16
97
90% June
85
1
Feb.
104
3
97% June
89% June
103% Feb.
June 24
Apr.
95% May
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95%
99% Sale
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75%
9
5
12
104% Jan. 30
108% Jan. 14
101% Jan. 18
38
104% June
97
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96
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91
Jan.
106
97
*
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Mar.
87%
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95
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90
97% May-
Jan.
7
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106
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84
5
89
o99% June 27
June
48
Apr.
68% Apr.
66% Apr.
99% June 26
101% June 21
101
June
104
June
May 31
12
11
Jan.
66
102% June 29
30* June
095
2
87% June 29
86% June 14
June
2j
77
98
Sale
Sale
Apr.
95
June
6 102% June 28
101% 102% 101
101
106
110% June 30 110% June 30
110% Sale
120
35
June
2i
40
35% June
36% Sale
Sale
33
June
40
38
Sale
35% June
37%
94
A
F
6
4
38
101
102%+Sale
70
70
Jan.
Apr.
101
90
Sale
Sale
75
70
June
97% June 28
100
June 15
12 101
11 92% June 29
June 29
5
94
June
91
June
8
1 rl03
99% June
June 22
9 101
June
98
2 100% June 26
June
93
'
June 30
69
Apr.
June
83
101% 102%
94%
96%
90
92%
101
98% 100
92%
92%
90% Sale
Sale
98% Sale
98% 100
51
90
81% June
Sale
89
Apr.
Apr.
59
33
*
100
25
27
69
43
.
98
57% June 13
98% June 28
105% Jan. 17
38
70% June
76
70%
77%
June
102% 103% 102% 103% 102%
June
98
99
Sale
98% Sale
June
77
80% Sale
77
Sale
64% June
a70
Sale
67
Sale
103 % 104% 105
June 27
June 30
June
6
51
43% June
1
57% June
1
95% June 12
Sale
Sale
.50
*
Sale
33
Sale
47% Sale
93
Sale
50
Sale
70
Sale
16%
24
3% Sale
8
13%
M N
J
108
Mar.
2 103%
100% June
100% June 26 102
3 105
100% June
103% 104%
June 13
75
66
69% Sale
*
M N
A O
131,000 Illinois Steel deben 4Hs.....„.1940
1948 F A
114,000 llseder Steel Corp Rltge 6s
1936 M N
6,000 Ind Nat Gaa A Oil ref 5a
Inland Steel 1st M
—
40%
J
A
74
Sale
71
*
F
J
171.000 Illinois Bell Telep lat A ref 5a A.1956
177,000
49% Sale
104%
77
84
F
1942 J
...1952 J
106,000 Harpeo Mining 6s with warr__ —1949
Havana Elec Ry cons g 5a
1952
409.000 Hudson Coal 1st
55
48%
O
J
J
Mar.
100
102
101
6
13% June 27
24% May 20
102
8
June
June
102
13
June
l'lOl
June
94% Jan.
96
Jan.
June 22
2 106
June
84
Sale
34% 40..
18% Sale
105% Sale
98% Sale
103% Sale
102% 105
69
....
267,000
80
104%
1947
Goodrich ( B F) Co 1st 6 Ha
Deb
Sale
17
1
Steel sec 7s__1945
17.000 Hoe (R) A Co 1st 6 %a aer
7,000 Holland Amer L 6s (flat)
100%
10%
M
Convertible deb 6a
1945
864.000
807,000 Goodyear Tire A Rubber 1st 5s...1957
Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 6s
1936
77,000
"7",606
*
77
J
Certificates of deposit
Good Hope Iron A
56
85
Sale
95
M S
J
Sale
16
104% Sale
96% Sale
100% Sale
100% 101
103% Sale
90
65
Sale
Sale
57
44
J
stamped..
38%
99
106% 106%
M
—
91
8
J
Sale
38
Sale
68%
1939
129,000 Fiat deb a f 7s.._.............—1946
*
Fisk Rubber 1st a f 8a
1941
174,000 Framerlc Ind A Dev 20-yr 7^1-1941
lat lien a f 6s
30-year deb 6s aeries B._
36.000 Federated Metala conv 7s...
83%
82%
82%
91%
99%
Sale
..1954
14,000
45,000
Sale
9
3 1C6% Jan.
88
June 30
% Feb.
10% Mar.
13% June 27
5
22% June
49% June
36%
55% Sale
61
58%
34% Sale
85% Sale
87%
85%
Sale
Sale
Sale
96
101
89 %
S
F
With stock purch warrants
24.000 Federal Lt A Tr 1st a f 5a
First 1 a f 5s stamped
93
O
D
1
20.000
95
Sale
Sale
90
A
M
305.000 Duke-Price Pow (Ltd) lat 6s A--1966
A
318,000 Duquesne Light lat mtge g 4%a A1967
M
1st M g 434s serlea B
1957
98,000
*
Eastern Cuba Sugar s f 7%a
1937 M
1939 J
46,000 Eu El III Bkn 1st con g 4a
..1995 J
2.000 Ed El III N Y 1st cons g 5a
48,000
97
J
f deb 6a
1940
19«2 MN
46,000 Dold (Jacob) Pack 1st 6a...
J
J
3.000 Donner Steel 1st ref 7s aer AA—.1942
670.000 Dodge Bros
97
*
—1937
M 4H«
1st A ref 4J*s
Sale
*
J
.........1969
—1969
Delaware Pr A Lt lat
10.000
21.000
103% 103%
90% Sale
63
Sale
44
Sale
J
5a
Mar.
June 30 I 62% Mar. 15
Apr. 28
91% June 29 08I
Mar. 23
94% June 14 a83
1 106
103% June
60% June 29 66
94
37
100
88
Sale
8175 uune
85
Sale
June
90
Sale
91
92
99% June
101% 102%
Sale
100% June
101
101% 100% 101
99% 97% June
99
97% Sale
Sale
99% June
101
100% Sale
June
105% 107% 106
107
108
a99% June
97%
96
99% 100%
97
100
103% 103%
105% 106
33
35
17
Sale
68
75
26,000 Copenhagen Telep extl a f g 5s_. 1954
M N
35.000 Corn Prod Ref 1st 25-yr a f 5s...1934
1947 J D
220,000 Crown Cork A Seal a f 6a
J
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85,000 Crown Willamette Pap lat a f g 6s 1951
1940 M S
88,000 Crown Zellerbach deb 6a w w
9|C
Cuban Cane Products deb 6s—.1950
64
43
Sale
J
D
21,000 Consum Gas Chic lat guar g 5s_. 1936
MN
139,000 Consumera Power 1st lien 5a C-.1952
J D
Container Corp of Am lat a f g 6s.1946
74,000
15-year deb gold 5s..
1943 J D
163.000
Cumb T A T 1st A gen
20
105
Sale
59
Sale
Sale
F
42
6 105% June 23
June 13
June 23
10
Sale
46%
10
A
D
50
36
Sale
D
1950
1945
451.000 Consol Gas (N Y) deb 534a
Deb gold 4%a
1951
871.000
Debenture gold 5s—....—..1957
760,000
112,000
Sale
105
J
1949 F
400,000 Comm'l In? Trust con? deb5%a.
68,000 Computing-Tab-Record a f la—1941
...1951
Conn Ry A Lt 1st g 4%8.
—1951
Stamped guar 4%8.
~6~,66O
Sale
96%
Sale
Sale
96
Sale
84
J
155 000 Columbus Ry PAL 1st 4H>- -■ 195?;j
1942 A O
Secured conv g 5%s
76,000
1934 M N
39,000 Commercial Credit a f 6a aer A...
75.000
43%
57%
30
Sale
27
M N
5s....—...Jan 15 1961
Debenture
458.000
f 6a..
1934
5s gu
deb 5s. . .. 1952
1952
Apr 15
92
12
Sale
2%
18
22
24%
22%
105% 107
104% 106
105% 106
103% Sale
62% Sale
62%
61%
100
103
Sale
94
52% Sale
49% Sale
97% Sale
84% Sale
Sale
103% Sale
102
99% Sale
35%
a42% Sale
36%
42
1938
74.000
1,058,000
452,000
142,000
90
87
66% June
106% 103% June
105
84/2 June
88
Sale
June
86
91%
94
91
June
a91% Sale
85
86%
17
38
Sale Prices.
1 105% Jan. 12
5 67% Jan. 11
5
8 33% Jan.
5
6 64% Jan.
74% June
7
Mar. 29
97% May
Apr.
5
Apr.
19
Apr.
2 102 1 June 22
49% June
9
30
June
7
49 H June 27
7
3 74% June
June 19
June
1
June
2
46
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
Sale Price.
Sale Prices
Prices.
100% June
Highest.
*
1940
263",006
67
83
Sale
Sale
34
1947
823,000 Cbill Copper deb g 5s
95
87
35% Sale
65% Sale
105% Sale
1943
Childs Co deb 5s
49
70
103% 106
63 %
96%
97%
xigg .l8H.
1951 F A
224.000 Cent 111 Elec A Gaa 1st 5a
MN
78,000 Central Steel 1st sink fund 8s—. 1941
1948 M 8
414,000 Certain-teed Prod a f g 5%8 A.
M N
4,202.000 Cbes Corp con? col tr g 5a May 15 1947
.1937 J J
70,000 Chic Gas L A C 1st gu g 5a
Chicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
1927
Aug 1 1932 20% part paid.....
Sale
64
deposit...—— 1942
8
52
Sale
Sale
46%
40
Co—
19,000 Canada Steamship Lines 1st 68—1941
23.000 Central Dlat Tel 1st 30-year 5s—.1943
Jan 1957 M
72,000 Cent Hud G A E 1st S«
101 %
50
17
34
105%
62 %
93%
95%
Cal Gaa A El Corp
Calif Packing cony
Sale
101
Sale
45
Sale
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
June 30.
1.
June
Ask.
JAN. 1.
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN JUNE.
Jan. 3
EXCHANGE.
Y. STOCK
N.
Value.
l!
Price
BONDS
June.
33,000
129,000
66,000
34,000
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
36
38
70
May
1
June
8
10
June
June
7
8
108% Feb.
104% June 12
45
21 107% Jan. 30
21 103% June 21
15 58% Jan. 11
27 97 % June 27
4 89% June 30
4
89
June
27
Ju
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BONDS
Jura
P
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N.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
Y.
i
169
31
19-year
A
J
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1932
MS
302
101
158
\
2,
4
3
9
92
Sale
62
June
69
Jun$ 19
57
65
63
June
70
June
Sale
53
555*
June
59
June
Sale
81?*
485*
495*
Sale
June
84
June .19
June
61
Sale
52?*
525*
635*
435*
39
Sale
1941
f 6s
1947
Refunding 6s series A
..1955
Internet TAT deb g 4Kb
1952
Convertible debenture 45*s
1939
Deb gold 5b
......-1955
Investors Equity 5a A
.....—1947
*
*
53 H
55 H
12H
o79
14
435*
425*
535*
Sale
Sale
Sale
28
Sale
Sale
27
Sale
405*
30 H
Sale
Sale
83*/*
505*
Sale
Sale
435*
Sale
275* June 15
*
*
Sale
Sale
585*
a775*
425*
42?*
53 5*
36?*
475*
a58?*
Sale
28
Sale
Sale
405*
475*
425*
835*
Sale
June
June
June
June
June
16
June
1
15
June
June
June
June
53 5* June
64?* June
555* June
86
495*
84?*
June
2
86
B with warrants..—1948
82
83
84
86
90
84
June
83
87
845*
Sale
84?*
865*
84
June
7
1
865* June 15
......1948
1015*
Sale
102
Sale
102 5*
Sale
86?*
175*
Without warrants
KanaasCy Pw A Lt 1st g 4 H> aer B1957
lat M 4 Ha
1961
Kansas Gas A El lat mtge 4Ha__1980
Knrstadt (R) Inc 1st Mtge 6s
-1943
28 %
82
J
J
F
A
i
D
MN
102 H 103 H
103 H Sale
925* Sale
Sale
28
85
II*
17
185*
Sale
995* June
Sale
100?* June
87 5*
845* June
1st
6s.__.1946 M
ser g
8
1942 A O
M S
1948
J
J
Keystone Telephone lat 5a...—1935
Kings Co E L A Pow gold 5a
1937
Purchase money 6a...........1997
Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4a.... .1949
Kings Co Lighting lat ref 5a
.1954
1st A ref 6 Ha.
1954
Kinney (G R) Co cony 7H«——1936
Kresge Foundation coll tr 6a..—1936
Kendall Co SHa with warrants..
36?*
30H
43
425*
June
June 28
18?* June 28
June
48
June 23
62
June
June
765* June 14
56
Sale
nH
76
75
Sale
74
68
68
Sale
675* June
Sale
104
131H 133 %
74
735*
103 5*
1205* 126
72
74 H
1005* 106
1125* 118"
115
"675*
65
Sale
72
8
June
Sale
105H 1085*
50 5*
58 5*
88
20
60
71
69
Sale
June 24
June
725*
57
645* Sale
June
June
Sale
Certificates of deposit
86
1025* June 28
1025* June 23
Sale
16
Keith Corp (B P>
12
685*
Sale
Sale
A
Kelly-Springfield Tire 6s..
37
Sale
1
*
*
*
38
40
..1944
100
7
June 13
O
aer
14
June
25
Stamped extended to
.1942
M N
cony deb 5s........-1948
Deb 5s
June
56
27
585*
a
64
Sale
245*
41
34
105
29
Highest.
Sale Prices
Prices.
625*
44H
Intern Paper cony 5a serlea A
116
Lowest.
Sale
23
40
Internet Hydro El deb 6a
24
Ask
*
21
37?*
lot Cement
32
Bid.
Sale
565*
20
M N
Int Merc Marine 1st
19
Ask
Agrl Corp 1st A coll tr 5a—
185
,537
,238
,749
Bid.
635*
1951 MN
133
867
47H#Saie
15
10-year 7% notes
Certificates of deposit..
Interlake Iron 1st 5a aer B
lot
325
1932
notes.....—
Certificates of deposit...
10
,140
6%
Ask.
June 30.
62
1966 J
Inferboro RTlitk ref 5a
<
June I.
1933.
Bid.
16
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
Jan. 3
Kifl.
~T
,484,
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
1933.]
69
3
June 26
1045* 105?* 104
June
104
June
1
140
121
June
121
June
10
70
June
75
73
102
755*
June 27
105
102
102
June
1115* 114
110
June
114
June 20
70
June
a91
June 30
a81
Sale
June
685*
Sale
75
Sale
675* June
125*
Sale
13
Sale
125* June
1
2
765* June 14
Kreuger A Toll class A
309
31
Certs of dep for sec
12
1959
5s
A.-1950 M 8
Laclede Gas L ref A ext lat 5a—1934 A O
Coll A ref 5 Ha aeries C_
—1953 F A
Lackaw Steel lat cons 5a ser
95
110
75
745
Col
A
ref g
5Hs
1960|F A
D
ser
6a—...1954 J
Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd
17
Lehigh Coal A Nav 4H« ■«* A—1954
37
C_....1954
Lehigh Valley Coal 5s
1934
lat A ref a f g 5a
1944
lat A refunding 5a.........—1954
lat A refunding 5s
—1964
First A ref sinking fund 5a.—.1974
Secured gold notes
.....1938
Liggett A Myers Tobacco 7a
1944
5s.
1951
Loew's Inc deb a f g 6s.......... 1941
Lombard Elec 7s series A-———1952
Lortilard (P) Co deb 7s
1944
~
6
32
45,
36
6
255
212
160
111,
76,
212
203,
14,
256,
,835
*
Cons sink fund 4Hs ser
F
A
A
A
5a
1951 F
Lou lav Gaa A El 1st A ref 5a
1952 M
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec 6 H0-1944 F
32,
296,
Manor* Sugar lat a f
1942
7Ha
Sale
90
104
95.
Sale
90
June
5
June
905*
Sale
905*
Sale
90?*
Sale
89
June
8
June 23
fia
62
615*
595*
Sale
62
Sale
1
June
8
Sale
615* June
595* June
1
June
9
Sale
10
Sale
June
9
89
85
90
101
85
87
85* June 16
85?* June 15
865* June 28
61
875*
'
150
35
1990
425* June
29
June
41
70
June
565* June 10
"705*
75
Sale
1245*
Sale
1235* June
Sale
110
Sale
June
Sale
June
795*
805*
855* Sale
835* June
110?* 1115* 1105* June
June
14
Sale
114
June
7
Sale
103
Sale
99
103
June 27
101?*
Sale
99?* June
465* June
685*
108
Sale
815* Sale
78
83
O 1135* 115
A
N
A
97
104 H
45
975*
Sale
Sale
635*
Sale
36
*
76
Sale
835*
112?*
99
99?* Sale
54
465*
35
63
24
18
*
-
O
215*
O
38
Sale
36
D
31
Sale
8
70
Metropolitan Edison IstAref 5aC.1953
lat g 4 H s aeries D
1968 M 8
Met Water, Sewer A Drain 5H«—1950 A O
O
Sale
35
25
87?*
62
23
375*
375*
255*
715*
60
June
83
87?*
1025* June 23
48
1
47?* June 17
23
June
June
2
555* June 30
635* June 30
*
2
June 28
30
*
*
Sale
8
72?* June
125?* June
1105* June
June
June
June
June
*
245*
*
A
575*
Sale
T*
*
*
D
465*
555*
O
28,
123,
45
Sale
48?*
•
Sale
40
Sale
A
Meridional Electric 1st 7a ser
389,
230,
138,
177,
81,
43
June
1105*
101,
16"
June
125
A
O
O
197,
55,
112,
82,
June
29
O 1205* 122
O
5s
55
32
295*
72 5*
A
2013 J
2d 4s
64
385*
13
Certificates of deposit
Manila El Ry A Lt lat
June 23
32
D
Mfr tr ctfs. Namm A Son 6s
89
33
30
—
885* June 23
385*
A
Stamped Oct 1931 coupon on..1942
895*
895*
29
365*
22
Certificates of deposit
Sale
32
20H
Certificates of deposit
Uanhutrnn Ry (N Y> con g 4s
Sale
205*
165*
1953 M
1943 J
Marlon Steam Shovel a f g 6a
1947 A
Market Street Ry lat 7s
Apr 1940 Q
Mead Corp 6s with warrants
1945 M
~~6~
~ "55""
635*
95*
865*
.865*
995*
565*
8
40
J
45,
3,
A
A
A
A
J
145* June 14
82 H
J
A look"
McCrory Stores deb gold 5H*—-1941
McKesson A Robblns deb 5Hs...1950 M N
38,
*
J
J
F
F
F
F
F
J
A
I
J
12H
Sale
345*
87 H
23
June 30
275* June
5
36
June
40
June
15
9
325* June 13
385* June 26
31
June
1
31
June
1
67
62
June
5
65
June
13
57
Met West Side Elev
(Chicago) 4s_1938
1956
Miag Mill Mach lat s 1 g 7a
Mldvale St A Ord conv s f 5s
Sale
46
June 16
59
71
Sale
75
Sale
70
June
2
75
June 30
53
Sale
o62
Sale
525* June
2
65
June
A
O
105
Sale
102
103
101
June 20 105
June
J
A--1957
55
J
N
J
86
90
82
June
Sale
76
F
A
J
785*
775*
11?*
D
90
Sale
Sale
35
37
565*
885*
80
76
80
12
33?*
June 20
June
82
June
75
June
7
79
June 20
30
June 22
M
8
93
Sale
98
Sale
925* June
J
D
77
June
J
79
Sale
Sale
J
785*
775*
81
1971
805*
Sale
76
June
Montana Power lat A ref 5s A...1943 J
J
79
Sale
85
Sale
79
June
1962
J
D
1937
J
1st mtge gold
Deb gold
1936
5a
5s series A
1
90
A ref 5a ser B 1961
Mllw El Ry A Lt 1st
12
6
14
3
30
31?*
June 28
375* June 13
98
June 28
815*
805*
r865*
655*
June 30
June 30
15
June 27
June
60?*
Sale
64
Sale
60?* June
975*
Sale
875*
Sale
875* June 30 985* June 15
88
June 30
84?* June 17
695* June
5 o69?* June
8
Montecatlnl Min A Agr Co Inc
94,
25,
2,
Deb
g
7s
..1955
General A refunding 5a A
1,
194,
65"
6,
2,
83,
1955 A
,039,
24,
67,
231,
263,
124,
157,
186,
62,
184,
137,
200,
144,
180,
200,
83
86
70
63
70
70?*
875*
a87
Sale
....
70?*
55
70?*
....
60
Gen A ref sf 4Hs«er C_.
1955
1955 A
665*
85
1939 J
785*
79
555*
66?* Sale
845* Sale
405*
70
25
40
82
81
83
86
June 26
25
73
a
f 5a
Morris A Co 1st
s
aer
D
f 4Hs
Mortgage-Bond Co 4s serlea 2
Murray Body 1st 6 Ha
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5a...
1966 A
1934 J
1947 MN
Mutual Union Tel 5s
1«*41 M N
-
Nassau Elec guar gold 4s stpd
1951
J
1956 A
Newark Consol Gaa 5s....
1948 J
Newberry (J J) Co 5H«
1940
1961
1960 A O
New Orleans P S lat A ref 5a A
1952
1955
1951
Serial 5s g notes
1938
N Y Edison 1st A ref
aer
1st lien A ref 5s series
Sale
105
II*
II*
107
N Y A Rich Gas 1st 6s A
Sale
59 5*
Sale
Sale
365*
Sale
Sale
Sale
103?*
765*
_80 ~
105
Sale
101?*
Sale
80
Sale
585*
575*
585*
Sale
38
Sale
59
Sale
64
86
June 30
6 1005* June 26
85
June 12
12
94
Sale
Sale
38
95
Sale
106?*
Sale
83
106
Sale
106
Sale
105
1075*
Sale
1095* 112
101?* Sale
1015* Sale
90
100
99
.....
.....
5* Sale
31
103
34
Sale
4?*
60
100
Sale
95
...
95
Sale
Sale
""45*
57
1025* 101
June 23
1075* June 15
1035* June 12
85
June 30
62
June
7
63
63
June
13
June
13
445* June 28
1125* June 26
1105* June
1055* June
111
June 27
1045* June 28
June
1125*
Sale
Sale
6
905* June 14
865* June
885* June
1035* June
1045* Sale
June
83
o78
82?*
June
1065* 1075* 105
1025* Sale
1005* June
845* Sale
795* June
60 5* Sale
575* June
June
58
595* Sale
57 ?* June
615* Sale
43
585* June
80
Sale
Sale
1942 M N
N Y State Rys lat cons 4 Ha A
June 21
57
905*
1065* Sale
J
1965 J
..1951 MN
Prior lien 6a serlea A
57
585*
63
66?* June
1
89?* June 17
June 23
1115*
105?*
J
1943 J
Jan 1965 Apr
Dock A Impt ext 5a
6,
1095* 1115*
ffl
Purchase money coll tr g 4s...1949
N Y Rys Corp inc 6a
Sale
Sale
O
1948
5Ha
June
80
O
C.......1951
N Y Gas El Lt Ht A Pow 5a
85
Sale
A
A..1941
99?* June
53
1944 A
6H»
1st Hen A ref 5a B
81
98
58
79
1
1
Sale
87
106
June 26
66?* June
84 5* June
106
Sale
80
75
63
85
905*
100
965* 100
76
84
995*
Sale
78
g 4Hs series B
N J Pow A Light 1st 4Ha
N Y Dock lat gold 4a—
95
104
A
New England TAT 30-yr 5s A—1952 J
M N
1st
1st A ref So B
-
8o
1948 F
Nat Steel lat coll 5a
1035* 106
53*
—1942 J
National Dairy Prod deb 5^8
N Y L E A W Coal A RR
765,
100,
2,
A
86
665*
665*
A
Gen A ref
National Acme lat mtge 6s
991",
98
84 H
1941 J
Mont Tram lat A ref A 5s
Gen A ref 5s series B
10"
95
107
June 24
106?* June 28
June
1065* June
985* June
109
June 24
1025* June 22
95
95
Sale
Sale
3 ?* June
3
June 15
57
5?* June 16
60
1015* 1005* June 21 101
June
1
June 23
1962
Certificates of deposit
15*
2
15*
9
25*
35*
2
June 23
15*
3
15*
4
2?*
35*
2
June 23
2?* June 24
1st
con 6 Hs series B
1962
Certificates of deposit........
2,
28,
157,
154,
457,
149,
63,
New York Steam lat 6s
aer
A
lat mortgage 5s
1st mtge 58
N Y Tel 1st A gent f 4 Hs
...
!S Y Trap Rock 1st s f g 6a
1947 M N
1951 M N
1956 M N
1939 MN
1946 J
1075*
1025*
1025*
!04«
D
20-year
r
s
a
Deterred delivery.
Sale
Sale
105?* 1075* 1065* 107?* 105?*
lbo
Sale
1015* 1035* 100
985* Sale
985*
1015* Sale
103
Sale
1025*
1035* Sale
50
Sale
50
55
595*
99
975* 100
1005* 102
Sale
55
Sale
Sale
33?*
Sale
2
June 23
1075* June 27
101 ?* June 27
June
June
June
June
102
June
17
104
June
3
June
63
June
8
June
63
Sale
55
37
Sale
335* June
1025* June 29
64 5* June 26
June
(Bremen)—
f 6s.....
Cash sale,
Sale
59 5*
Sale
Slag Lock A Ont Pow lat 5a A—1955 A O
Niagara Share deb 5Ha..
1950 MN
Xordeutsche Lloyd
Sale
1947 MN
53 5*
*
Look und
er
list of Ma tured
1
Bonds
42
on
June
Page 29.
8
N. Y. STOCK
28
Sales in
11
BONDS
June.
N.
Value.
M 8
Aug 15 1963
M
8
O
O
Northwest Teleg 1st 4H<
1941 A
1934 J
Norwegian Hydro-El Nit
1957 MN
1st Ac ref 6s series B
103
105
105 % 106 %
92
99
67 % Sale
J
100% Sale
99
100
25
16
101% 102%
100%
64
6854
24
Sale
101
D
Sale
28
J
32
106%
M
J
Sale
86
87%
106% Sale
108 % Sale
8
J
M N
J
Sale
10254
30,000 Ohio Pub Service 1st Ac ret 7%a-1946 A O
1st Ac ret 7s series B
1947 F A
20,000
1944 F A
178,000 Old Ben Coal 1st g 6s
1943 F A
98,000 Ontario Power N F 1st 5s
1945 M N
8,000 Ontario Transmission 1st 5s
1963 M S
33,000 Oslo Gas Ac Elec extl s f g 5s
ML 8
431,000 Otis Steel sec g 6s series A
1641
J
1939 J
25,000 Owens-Illinois Glass a ( 5s
1946
6,000 Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s..
325,000 Pacific G & E gen Ac ref 5s ser A—1942
76,000 Pacific Pub Serv 5% g notes
—1936
1937
159,000 Pacific Tel Ac Tel 1st 5s
142,000
30-year 5s series A
1952
*
Pan-Am Petr (Cal) 1st g 6s
1940
Certificates of deposit
27,000
111,000 Paramount B'way 1st 5%s
....1951
Certificates of deposit
3.000
398.000 Paranwonf-Pamous-Laaky 6s
1947
Certificates of deposit
22.000
523,000 Paramount Pjbllx Corp 5H>1950
Sale
80
77% Sale
1941 A
ret 6s. 1947
North States Power 5s A
Sale
80 %
--Not 15 1969 MN
Nor Ohio Trac Ac Lt gen 9c
30
??*
77
A
F
Ask.
22
1940
No Amor Cement deb 6 We A
1961 F A
North American Co deb 5a-—
1957 M 8
North Am Edison deb 5s ser A_
Deb 5s series C
79
Sale
Sale
Sale
80%
78%
Sale
101%
Sale
100%
Sale
103%
103
89% 100% 93%
79%
79% Sale
V/'
Sale
103
Sale
Sato
35
Sale
Sale
Sale
104
7,000
25,000
Park-Lexington leasehold 6H>-.1953
Certificates of deposit.........
Parmelee Trans
conv
deb 6s
..1944 A
O
M
8
Paterson Ac Passaic G At E 5s
43",666
1949
Pathe Exch deb 7«i with
1937 M N
warr
1
June 28
June
1
June
1
June 23
June
16
June 16
6
98% June 30
June
33
June 12
94
June
99
June 28
102% 104
75
Sale
1
May
93
91% June
a93%
81%
44%
101%
June
79
32% June
101% 101% June
35
32% June
103% June
36% June
39
June 13
99%
60%
77% June 28
105% June 28 101
105% June 30 100%
if*
32*
Mar.
25
June
June
6
15
June
5
June 30
17
June
6
June
1
15% June 12
10
June
7
11% June 12
7
30
May 12
June
2
Jan.
3
6
Jan.
5
9
Jan.
Jan.
38% May 17
9
37% Jan.
32 * June 15
Mar.
32%
4%
10%
5%
7%
June 20
*
Feb.
25
June 15
17
12
June 20
106%
88%
107%
108%
Mar.
2
June
23% June
15
Sale
Jan.
35
May
June 29
10
16%
Jan.
103
Mar.
8
10
Jan. 16
June 12
Feb.
*
12
13%
11%
7
33
101%
100%
81%
44%
Apr.
*
32% June 16
1
12% June
5
10% June
Sale
12%
23/
2
105
June 30
27
Sale
30
June
June
105
104
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
93% May
89% May
64
Apr.
9% Feb.
99
Feb.
June 28
June 20
June 20
June
2
*
38%
28
June 27
May 24
81
14
100
61% June
104% 105% 104% June
103% June
105% Sale
Sale
25
8
June
35%
104% Sale
75% Sale
37%
40
35% Sale
20
June
95% June
*
10
June 27
93
12
71
June
20
12%
.....
June 30
90
86
82
Sale
13% Sale
13%
65
June 27
78% June
96%
12% Sale
1354 Sale
7%
11
104%
2
June 19
Sale
Sale
Certificates of deposit.
17,000
64
61% Apr. 20
57
Apr. 20
88
May
5
90% May
3
98
Apr. 24
86
Apr. 26
63% Mar. 22
13
Sale
13% Sale
14 %
June 30
93
......
D
June
Sale
94
98%
30
24% Sale
93%
96% &
95
91%
98
80
70
79
39
33
Sale
101% 101% 101%
33
June 28
1
im
i8M
100
Sale
91
103%
61%
104%
103%
1
3
77% June
98% 100
95% Sale
10% Feb.
7
60
Apr. 20
Sale Prices.
28% June 28
Jan. 13
89
Jan.
9
87
89% Jan. 14
Jan. 14
84%
107% Jan. 12
5
104% Jan.
4
106% Feb.
June
W4-
a74
Sale
80
Highest.
Sale Prices.
June
19% June
29
27%
80% Sale
19% Sale
81% Sale
77
73%
Lowest.
Prices.
Sale Prices.
Ask
Bid.
$
28
37
Ask
Bid.
*
D
J
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Highest.
Lowest.
June 30.
June 1.
1933.
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
DebS^sserB
'
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
Jan. 3
Bid.
161,000
389,000
64,000
187,000
212,000
61,000
256,000
89,000
1,000
308,000
EXCHANGE—BONDS
6
June
Mar.
June
15
17
Apr.
Apr.
June
5
June
6
15% June 12
Mar. 18
18
Jan.
4
6% Mar. 15 30
Juno 30
Apr.
5 106% Feb.
3
47% Jan. 26 78
June
2
a8
June 30
101
103%
June 13
78
June
78
81
June
7
June 26
80
June 13
84
June 30
88% Sale
86
June 14
88% June
68% Sale
65% Sale
87
Sale
92% Sale
107% 109% 107% Sale
Sale
96%
96% 100
60
June 15
70
87
June
92% June 24
73
Sale
75
2
Pennsylvania Co—
M S
Guar 3 Ha coll tr rej ctfs ser
Guar 3%s coll tr ctfs ser B
Guar g 3%« tr ctfs series C
A.1937
F A
1941
1942 J J>
Guar g 3%s tr ctfs series D
1944 J D
M N
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s Ser E..1952
ML N
Secured gold 4%s
1963
31,000
11,000
188,000
175.000 Penn Dixie Cement 1st 6s A
583,000 Penn Pow Ac Lt 1st M 4%i
23,000 Peoples Gas Ac Coke 1st 6s
328,000
Refunding gold 5s
1941 M S
A O
1981
A O
J943
M S
1947
91%
88%
78%
77%
75
70
73
69
82%
—
79%
79%
75
83
80
Sale)
Sale
43
94%
Sale
104
10454
109% 111
75
—
73
83%
Sale
81
84
80%
Sale
88
1
1
4
May
78
May
3
June
7
Jan. 27
74
Jan.
9
Feb. 27
82% Jan.
27
June 30
96% June
84
June 30
74% Apr. 21
7
June 23 108% June 15
June 28
2 100
107
75
73
78
80
90
Feb.
6
70
June 30
34% Apr.
76
103
7
9
90
Apr. 20 96% Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 22 114
May
1 107% Jan.
25
68
97
Jan.
12
105% Jan.
90
100
Jan..
67
Jan.
12
M S
317",066
Registered
Phlla Company secured gold 5s. 1967 J
Phila Elec Co 1st 4%s
1st & ref g 4s
1967
1971
Phila At Read C At I ref 5s
178,000
434,000
162,000
1,011,000
434,000
84,000
D
MN
1973
J
D
Pirelli Co (Italy) conv 7s
1952
Sale
Sale
Sale
58
93% Sale
47
ML N
Sale
Sale
Sale
101% Sale
100
Sale
100%
85
J
60
6/
A
35
65
A
35
64%
68
1st mtge 6s series B
1953
5,000
M
545,000 Portland General Electric 4%i—1960
S
63
Sale
1935 J
J
101
Sale
J
986,000 Porto Rican Am Tobac conv 6s..1942
J
1953
5,207,000 Postal Teieg & Cable coll 5s
J
30
J
23%
41,000 Portland Gen
Elec 1st 5s._.
75
71
71
68
f 5s...1957 J
s
Port Arthur Canal At Dock 6s
.....
60
1953 F
F
Pocahontas Con Coll 1st
"6",660
Sale
Sale
Sale
44%
71%
101%
1939
1943
12,000
81
102
86
60
1949
Convertible deb 6s
Phillips Petroleum deb 5%a
Pillsbury Flour Mills 20-yr 6s
Sale
104% Sale
99% Sale
33
Sale
58%
98%
33%
38%
sk
Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s
1933
J D
307,000 Public Serv E At G 1st Ac ref * %«..1967
1st At ref 4
1970 F A
229,000
A O
1st At ref gold 4s
.1971
386,000
F A
95,000 Pure Oil Co a f g 5 % % notes
1937
M 8
Sinking fund gold 5%a
1940
226,000
J
J
121,000 Purity Bakeries Corp 1 f g 5s
1948
103% 104
Sale
100
76%
75%
Sale
76%
65
59
100% Sale
73
66%
88
68%
64% Sale
Sale
94% Sale
83% Sale
82
Sale
Sale
81
98
95
42% Sale
45% Sale
100% June
June
1
June
8
2 100% June
2
99% Mar.
62
June
9
53% June 20
60
65% June
71
June
3
71
June
71
June
2
58
June
64% June 30
100% June 14
Jan.
50
71
4
3
20
53% June 20
86% May 31
104
Feb.
7
3
Jan.
June
71
June
June
June
52
June
8
18
June
54
June
7
16% Apr.
102% June 24
102% June 27
100% June
Sale
94% June
85%
82%
84%
Sale
Sale
Sale
77
June
82
June
IIP
June
100
June
99
June 24
2
52
June
6
54
Juno
Apr. 22 105% Jan.
97% Apr. 22 105% Jan.
1
June 30
63% Apr.
June 28
55
Mar.
8
7
*
97
90% May
68% Apr.
85% June
June
Mar.
#
*
98
3
2
43% Apr. 25 70% Jan. 11
94
Apr. 22 101% May 31
94
102% Sale
102% Sale
May
1
May 29
69
71
37
*
101
19
27
June
2
33
*
100% Sale
100
80
68
jjc
Sale
104
Sale
100%
Sale
Sale
86
104
90
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
48
Apr.
32% Apr.
67% Mar.
95
Apr.
85% June 29
103% June 29
97% June 27
81
June
87%
101% June
Sale
93% June
Sale
56
June
Sale
46
June
Sale
82
June
Sale
101% June
Sale
85
103%
96%
61%
51%
84%
103%
9
12
5
6 100% Jan.
8 85% May 27
May 24
7 83
June 28
85
3
Radio-Keith-Orpheum part paid ctfs
M N
for deb 6s 9c com stk 65% pd—1937
J D
10,000
Debenture gold 6s
1941
M N
124,000 Remington Arms 1st s f 6s
....1937
M N
456,000;Rem Rand 5%s A with warr
1947
A O
61,000 Republic Iron Ac Steel s f 5s
1940
J
J
61,000' Ref At gen 5 Hs A
1953
M 8
57,000 Revere Copper 8t Brass 6s A
-.1948
J
J
260,000 Rbeineibe Onion s f g 7s
—.1946
J
J
329,000 Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s
1953
MN
109,000 Rhine-West Elec Power 7s
1950
MN
325,000
Direct mortgage gold 6s
1952
F A
442,000
Cons mtge 6s.
1953
\ O
549,000
Cons mtge 6s with warrants...1955
*
Richfield
Oil
of
Calif
6s
1944 M N
M N
60,000
Certificates of deposit...
8,000 Rima Steel 8 f 7s
1955
17,000 Rochester Gas & El 5%s ser G—.1948
2,000
Gen Mtge4 Hs seriesD
.....1477
113,000j
Gen mtge 5s series E—
Royal Dutch 4eb 4s with warr...1945
Ruhr Chemical 6s
1948
St Joseph Lead deb 5%«
—.1941
St Joseph Ry L H A P 1st 5s
1937
St L Rky M Ac Pac 5s stmpd
1955
(St Paul City Ry Cable 5s
I
16,000
3,000
14,000
3,000
2,000
77,000
274,000
466,000
271,000
Guaranteed 5s
A
A
O
A
O
Sale
26
38
Sale
29%
Sale
47
33
55
80%
70% June 29
86%
Sale
69%
86
June
15' 90
June
7
55
Mar.
90
June
68
June
75
June
6
30
Mar.
75
June
June
81
June 29
49% Apr.
28% June
22% June
81
June 29
68
78
32%
22%
Sale
Sale
70%
28% June
22% June
49
Sale
Sale
42
June
31
June
Sale
40
37% Sale
37% Sale
30% June
June
33
51
2S*
June
June
Jan.
13
70% Jan.
70% Jan.
11
11
70
Jan.
11
32
May 17
June
47
June
1
June
5
8
June 22
June 27
92
98
Sale
Sale
98
June
85
80
85
80
June
12
80% June
39%
41
41
45
40
June
14
42
W*
69
28
30
36%
36%
1
1 109
Apr.
a57% May
10
8
May 29
Jan.
Mar.
109
6
79
May
93
Jan.
8
30% Apr.
42
June
Jan.
51
Mar. 24
May
55
Jan.
74% Apr.
92
Feb.
June 22
June
6
10
62
42
50
83
June
2
89
June 20
36
Sale
June
Jan.
99% Feb.
3 105% Jan;
93
61
88
36
47
107
June 22
Apr.
50
90
Feb.
Apr.
Mar.
1
6
79
83
Mar.
83
38
81
June
42% June
95
35
19%
37%
96%
89%
96
fl57% May
89%
1 102
90%
9
90% Sale «90% June
40%
39% June 28
*
*
9
16 104
Stile
85
33%
30% June
32
May
*
a30%
45
Sale
12
77
June
Sale
25
Jan.
§7%
June
92
35
59
11
42
49%
91
108""
6
66% Jan.
31
89% June 22
98
2
7
June 30
,
June 30
June
103
2
si*
June 27
9i 41
June 30
9; 40
2
81 39% June
*
26% Sale
45
37% June
30% June
42
88% Sale
59% Sale
70% June 29
June
103% 105
100% 105
89% 91
98
Sale
101% Sale
68
7
23% June
100% May 24
Feb.
June 28
62
.....
Sale
Feb.
fl41% Apr.
June
98
Sale
*
30
7
23
June
70
23% Sale
98% Sale
*
*
24
94
June
6
36
June
11
June 22
11
8
3
3
33
June
6
40
June 26
20% Apr.
40
45
50
40
June
3
40
June
3
28
Jan.
40
58
50
40
June
8
40
June
8
40
42
47%
56
41
June
5
16
Apr.
Apr.
82
June
14
69
Mar.
Sale
85% Sale
79% Sale
77%
June 16
54% June 29
85% June 29
79% June 30
May
2
50
May
2
50
May 29
58% May 22
54% June 29
85% June 29
65
Mar.
83
a78% Sale
79% Sale
78
June
80
June
6
63% Mar.
58
51% June
65
June
8
28
Feb.
65
June
June
2
73% June
95
Jan.
30
2
June
82%
Jan.
12
June 29
91% Apr.
34% Sale
A
O
J
J
36
Sale
83% Sale
83
Sale
83%
Sale
35
37%
90% Sale
?i%
Sale
51% Sale
76
Sale
55
"4l""
59%
a75% Sale
50
Sale
M S
76
Sale
a54% Sale
F
A
99
F
A
50
100
58
F
A
36% Sale
98% Sale
97
Sale
97%
97%
32% 35
29%
34
Sale
40
37%
98% Sale
101% Sale
98% Sale
98% Sale
102% Sale
102% Sale
Sale
79
80% 80
96
96
Sale
97%
Sale
104% Sale 106
105
Sale
105% Sale
Sale
70
75% 76
103% Sale 104% Sale
a97
Sale
99% Sale
M
8
J
D
A
O
M
8
M
8
J
J
F
A
J
J
Stand Oil (N J) deb g 5s..Dec 15 1946 F
Stand Oil (N Y) deb 4 Ha.
1951 J
Stevens Hotel 1st 6a oerles A
.1945
'
59% Sale
85%
J
F
notes. 1942 J
g 5a...1951 J
Deferred delivery.
Sale
Sale
MN
J
1935
a
Sale
60
c58
M N
24,000, Siemens Ac Halske sec s f g 7s
rCash sale,
Sale
70
104
D
844,000 Studebaker Corp 6% gold
14,000 Syracuse Lighting Co 1st
58%
54%
8
1952 J
*
68
57
M N
51,000 Shinyetsu El Pow 1st *%■
770,000
756,000
58
M
A
1948
M N
1952
1947 MN
A O
1949
331,000
Debentures! *%•
1951
20,000 Sierra Ac San Fran Power 1st 5s..1949
61,000 Silesla-Elec Corp gold *%■
..1946
105,000;Silealan-Am Corp coll tr g 7s
1941
1937
556,000 Sinclair Cons Oil 1st Hen 7s
1st lien coll 6H1 series B
1938
325,000
167,000 Sinclair Pipe Line 20-year 5s....1942
202,000 Skelly Oil deb a f 5 Ha
1939
191,000 Solvay Am Invest sec g 5a A
1942
1941
192,000 South Bell T At T 1st a f 5s
179,000 Southw Bell Telep 1st At ref 5a...1954
32,000 Southern Colorado Power 1st g 6s '47
79
97
San Antonio Public Serv 6s
Stamped
Sharon Steel Hoop s f 5%«
Shell Pipe Line s f deb 5s..
Shell Union Oil s 1 deb 5s
Deb 5s with warrants
Sale
75
S
1937
1952
Schuico Co guar 6%a
1946
Stamped (July 1933 coupon on)
Guar sinking fund t%a B
1946
Sale
94
63% Sale
84%
87
71% Sale
75% 77
36% Sale
29%
31%
40
47%
37% Sale
37% Sale
37% Sale
17
36%
M
...1937
...
22
Sale
Sale
M S
1962
iRoch Ac Pitts C Ac I pur money 5s.l946
252,000
25,000
990,000
12,000
14,000
F
105
15
62%
45%
A
D
95
103%
66%
88%
106%
107%
75%
104%
97%
Sale
103%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
JtH
Sale
Sale
...
D
D
44%
107%
•
Sale
Look und
32
38% Sale
110
list of Ma tured
Sale
Jan.
95% June
27
June
32
June
8
27
June
33
June
43% June
3
32
Apr.
90%
88%
99%
59%
Mar.
49
June
98% June
96
June
101% June
76% June
94
June
103% June
104% June
June
l&
99
June 30
103
June 19
June
16
June
Bon ds
on
Page 29.
June
87
Mar.
99
Apr. 20 107
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
June 22
106
99
June 30
3(107%
2
81
May
100
Apr. 20 105
88% Apr. 20 100
*
43% June
110
5
June 30
20% Apr.
103
May
16
103% Jan. 20
6
80% June
6
97% June
100
59
June 13
June
Jan.
59% Jan.
43% June
8
6
8
5
12
3
101% June 30
102
27
100
32
Mar.
3
June
June
97
Apr.
3
105% June
80%
97% June
106
103% June
June
Mar.
Jan.
83% Jan.
6
76
105
70
49
50
June
*
Sale
25
77%
58%
97%
June
*
105% 107
er
5
6
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
3
11
5
13
*
44% Jan.
3
Feb.
1
110
N. Y. STOCK
July, 1933.]
Sales in
BONDS
If
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
June.
Value.
c
Jan. 3
Tenn Coal Iron 8c RR Hen
Tenn
18,000
211,000
1,384,000
492,000
1,725,000
133,000
856,000
19,000
5s——1951
j
J
Texas
Ask.
99% 101 %
Corp
...
Adjustment Income 5s
59
65
97
92
deb 5s.--.-----1944
conv
Third Ate 1st re* 4s
Sale
Sale
79
91
75
Sale
Sale
47%
Sale
23
Sale
28
Sale
87
89
86
41%
1960
Jan I960
43 %
5s
1937
Tobacco Prod Corp deb 634®
2022 MN
Tcho Elec Power (Ltd) 7s ser A--1955
Sale
52
96 %
46
36
Sale
54
Third Are RR 1st Hold
J
D
694,000
1953
7,000 Trenton Gas & Elec 1st 5s—
1949 M 9
51,000 Truax-Traer Coal conv i^s
1943 MN
91,000 Trumbull Steel 1st ■ * es
1940 MN
J
J
Twenty-third St Ry imp & ref 5s. 1962
(>"666 Tyrol Hydro-Eiec Power 7 Ha
1955
Guar sec a f 7s
———1952 F A
13,000
W S
93,000 Ujigawa Elec Power 7s
1945
369,000 Union El Lt & Pow (Mo) 6 5s
1957 A O
J
J
64,000 Union Elec LAP (111) 1st 5%«—1954
Union Elev Ry Chic 1st 5s
1945 A O
6I",66O Union Oil Cal 30-yr 6s ser A May 1942 F A
43,000
First lien s f 5s ser C
Feb 1 1935 A O
198,000
Deb 5s with warrant
Art 1945 J D
67,000 United Biscuit (Amer) deb 6s
1942 MN
M S
258,000 United Drug Co (Del) 5s
—1953
98
104%
22%
30
51% Sale
"
—
11,000 United Rys St L 1st g 4s
1934 J
695,000 I) S Rubber 1st 8c ref 5s series A..1947 J
United Steamship 15-yr 6s
—1937 M
335",665 United Steel Wka g 6Ha ser A—.1951 J
J
63,000
6%s series C
1951
J
179,000
Sinking fund deb 6Hs ser A—1947
43,000 United Stl Wks(Burbacb) s f g 7s 1951
42,000 Universal Pipe A Rad deb 6s
1936
85,000 Unterelbe Power A Ltg 6s—-----1953
117,000 Utah Light A Trac 1st A ref 5s..1944
189,000 Utah Power A Light 1st 5s
1944
Utica Elec Lt A Pr 1st s f g 5s
1950
13,666 Utlca G A El ref A ext 5s
1957
655,000 Utilities Pow A Ltg deb g 5He— *47
1,900.000
Deb 5s with warrants.
1959
3,000
Debs 5s without warrants
190,000 Vanadium Corp (Am) con* 5s—1941
Vertlentes Sugar1942
1
100,000
Certificates of deposit...
25,000 Victor Fuel 1st a * 5a.
1953 J
M
58,000 Va Elec & Pow conv 5%s
1942
M
4,000 Va Iron Coal A Coke 1st g 5s
1949
J
134,000 Virginia Ry A Pow 1st 5a—
1934
29,000 Walworth Co 6 Ha ser A (with war) "35 A
7,000
Without warrants.—
555,000
1st s f 6s series A
1945 A
1,221,000 Warner Bros Pictures con* deb 6*1939 M
29,000 Warner Co 1st 6s with warranta.1944 A
A
Without warrants-6,000
198,000 Warnef-Qulnlan deb 6s.....—-.1939 M
J
27,000 Warner Sugar Ref 1st 7s
.1941
345,000 War 1 en Bros Co deb 6s—-—...1941 M
3,000 Wash Wat Pow 1st 30-yr 5a
1939 J
35,000 Westchester Light gold 6s.——1950 J
65,000 West Penn Pow 1st 5s series A—1946 M
131,000
1st 5s aeries E—..—
-.1963 M
120,000
1st secured 5s series G—
1956 J
292,000
Western Union coll tr 5s..
Fund A real est 4%s
1950
1936
gold
15-vear 4Hs gold
Gold
-
3,000 White Sewing Mach deb 6s
Without warrants
9,000
Partlc s f deb 6s
16,000
w
56%
56%
93%
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Highest.
Sale Prices.
97
Apr. 27 104% Jan.
9
50
Feb.
83% June 22
72
'June 26
June 15
June 15
May
77% Mar.
5 100% Jan. 10
June 26
3 94
36
91% June 28
104% 101 % June 27 104% June 23
a
56%
"60""
13
103%
88%
8
29
Sale
96% 100
27
28
Sale
J
O
O
S
O
O
S
D
8
J
98%
25
28
32
,37
Sale
71
74% Sale
103%
104% Sale
102
29
Sale
26%
Sale
Sale"
Sale
Sale
2%
57
102% Sale
12
Sale
Sale
Sale
102%
14
15
14%
11
Sale
100%
50%
Sale
29
iop
34
Sale
31% Sale
25
23%
23% Sale
Sale
28
105
107
35% Sale
32% Sale
27%
67
Sale
June 12
89
41
Feb.
Mar. 3 102
1
Feb. 27
72% June 29
30
Feb.
3
1
Sale
60
103% 105
70
June 21
June
12
June 20
6 105
9 100% June 12
6 92% June 30
June 12 102
June 28
100
59
June 14
16
June 13
16
60
June
1
70% June
6
June
13
68% June
3
Sale
June
9
40
Sale
34
34% Sale
27
24%
24
40
31
Sale
66% Jun^
71% June
2
37% June 29
74% June 22
77
June
8
June 13
June
8
June
8
June 26
June
8
17% June 13
14% June 13
June
103
June 27
June
58
8
D
ioik
June
25
1
June
June 28
June 13
35% June 28
June
39
June 29
19% June
26
June 29
22
June
27
June
9
June
2
106
June
60
1
23% June
38% June
75% June 29
104% June 30
104% June
109
105
Sale
106
Sale
105
June
107
105%
104
Sale
105% Sale
104
June
104%
104%
106% June 30
106% June 30
105% June 29
106%
99% Sale
D
68%
55%
54%
J
A
J
49
J
O
w—1936 I
J
61
50
33
J
33
1940 MN
33
J
J
73%
Sale
59
103% Sale
Sale
83
80
F
106
Sale
96
Sale
Sale
67
Sale
Sale
68%
Sale
71% Sale
71% Sale
66
84 %
99% Sale
Sale
,86
70% Sale
92% Sale
Sale
Sale
78
77
55
40
35
1%
3
25% Sale
71% Sale
40
29
Sale
82
38
"47%
39
45
5%
6
61
Sale
20
90
Sale
Sale
90
52
52%
Sale
78]
78]
103% June
103% June
95%
80%
67%
84%
70%
70%
June
8%
June
1
June
12
June 10
6
a79% June
68% June 19
14
Apr.
29% Mar.
22% Mar. 28
3
68% June
Feb.
32
zs#
77
June
June
7
6
94
79
78% June
6
30 % June
2
83% June 14
72% June 30
41
June
8
37
Apr.
June
8
14% Apr. 28 25% June 26
8
5a7l% June
34% Apr.
1% Jan.
13
Mar. 15
17% June 13
m
Mar.
31
June 28
25
June?13
W*
39
June" 2 8
1
26
Apr.
6
24%
12% Apr.
13% Apr. 10 38%
102% Mar. 1 106
Mar.
2
30
75%
1 106
100% May
102
Apr. 26 110%
100% Apr. 21 108
Apr. 22 109%
Junej29
iS*
Mar. 31
Jan.
30
10
29
June
May 31
June
9
10
Jan.
June 29
Feb.
10
Feb.
7
3
Feb.
.
P
Feb.
7
3 107
Mar.
Feb.
16
Jan.
31
Apr.
Apr.
37% Apr.
JuneJ14
73% June j 6
Mar.
94
36% Mar.
36% Apr.
23% May
79
55
40
June
3
June 20
MP.
22% Mar.
5
June 15
8
June
5
June
9
7
June 27
44
June
16
50
June 28
90
June
1
5
98% June 29
80% June
3
81% June 27
12
June
14
45
June, 20
40
45
Junef 3
June, 20
8
Junel 5
7
% Feb.
35
Apr.
June 27
79%
98%
80%
81%
Mar.
52
Jan.
73% May| 17
1% Mar. 15
84
June] 7
June I 6
78% Junel 6
Feb.
52
45
June
5
Jan.
3 103
May 15
16% May 26
3
78
13
June
14%
Apr. 20 105% Jan. 31
June 28
58
Apr. 12
95
3
June
Sale
8
18
87
June
80
June
108% Jan.
102
35
Sale
12
June 22
Mar. 17
105
May
52
6
38
77% June 14
10
June
66% Jan.
99% May
13% Apr.
12
June 22
100
52% May
57% Apr.
June 20
Sale
12
Jan.
60
June
30
45
80
June 28
88
81
73% June
June 20
97% Sale
59
71% May 10
Apr.
a27
May
22% Apr.
Sale
46
102
Mar.
June 14
87
16
Salei
87 l
Sale
5% Sale
Mar.
43
99% June 30
June
June
June 26
24
June 27
45
40
35
34%
25%
6
1%
Sale
80% Sale
70% Sale
35
Sale
Sale
105% Jan. 16
9
100% Jan.
92% June 30
June 28
108
D
Mar.
100
104% June 28 105
28% June
1 41
25% June
1 37
18
June
7i 25%
63% June 17 a71%
105% June
68% Sale
104% Sale
75
12
32
30
May 17
12
9
23% June
26% June
3
20
59% Jan.
5
25
5
Feb.
105
24% June
93% Jan.
10
May
3 100
101% 101% 100% June
20
Apr.
Apr.
14% Apr.
99% Feb.
98% Apr.
2
30
June
12
June
70
104% Jan.
94
12
June
57
23
37% Feb.
Jan.
34% June
June
21
60% Jan.
2
June
100%
June
80% June 30
15
May 18
1
63% Mar.
62% Jan. 18
26% May
25% May
June
June 26
1
15
June
2
June 22
June 10
34
June 26
June
30
15
June
40
100
75
a26%
a25%
24%
97%
15%
June
% June 28
8
61% June
106% Feb. 27
102% May
al5% Apr.
80% June 30
39% Mar.
15
May
Feb.
60
June
5
55
50
May
58% June 12
40
103% June
100% June
89% June
20
14
105
105
37%
105%
60
Sale
14
103
50
16
28
23%
18%
20%
16%
26%
91
89
83
29% Sale
Sale
50
16%
20
64% Sale
Sale
72
103% 103
33
27
Sale
Sale
1%
9%
Sale
103% 104"" 105
100
100% 100%
92% Sale
91% Sale
100% Sale
101% Sale
Sale
62
69% Sale
82
33
53
1
61% June
9 103
June
June 29
June
5
June
1
57
3
100
June
June
56
59%
16
25
Sale
24% Sale
J
56
52
9
Mar. 22
99
June
1 103% June 29
103% Sale
1
101% 102% 101% June 12 103% June
Sale
28
S
54
June
83
Sale
108
D
63
Mar.
76
20% Feb. 27
"70"
Sale
a43%
80
Sale
9
72% June 29
June
June
96
58
94
53
33
June
Sale
28
19%
79
90% June
47% June
27% June
87% June
60
55%
69
99
Sale
Sale
82% Sale
93% Sale
50% Sale
31
Sale
4
97
98%* Sale
76
20
64%
66%
102%
M S
1970 J
IV4
15
Sale
June
June
67
103
103%
102%
"38"* a29
June
26% "31"" 36
Sale
72% June
80% Sale
60
Sale
Sale
70
70
Sale
6
18%
35% Sale
67
61%
5
55
Wlckwire-Spen Steel Co 7s..Jan 1935
MN
Ctfs dep Cnase Nat Bank...—,.
79,000
13,000 Willys-Overland 1st s f g 6
1933 M S
1941 A O
225,000 Wilson A Co 1st s f 6s series A
465,000 Voungstown Sheet A Tu 1st 5a A 1976 A O.
Cast sale,
Sale
60%
24
A
1st M 5s series B
88^
Sale
o90%
"56" Sale
58
J
106
100% 100%
86%
87%
96%
65% Sale
J
Wickwire-Spencer Steel 1st 7e—1935
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank
38,000
r
104
M N
-1951 J
—'
5s
Gold 5s.
—1960
332,000
424,000 Westphalia Un El Pow 4s
1953
54,000 Wheeling Steel Corp 1st 5%8 A—1948
1st and ref 4 Hs series B
1963
171,000
55%
55%
42% Sale
103% Sale
104% Sale
18
15%
45%
N
1944 A O
J
1938 J
Western Electric deb 5s
151,000
228,000
402,000
451,000
,377,000
Ask
101
100%
55
——1944
Elec Power 1st 8c ref 6s
1947
Tokyo Kloctrlc Light (Ltd)
1st M 6* 9 Series..——June 15
'
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
June 30.
Copper dk Chem—
Coot deb 6a series B
Tenn
June 1.
1933.
Did.
13,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
5 ft,
29
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Jan.
52% Jan.
Jan. 19
June 29
June* 3
June 27
.
Deferred delivery.
MATURED BONDS
(Negotiability Impaired by Maturity)
Price
Sales in
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN JUNE.
Jan. 3
June.
N.
Value.
Y.
STOCK
EXCHANGE.
1933.
Bid.
June
Ask.
Bid.
1.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
FOREIGN GOV'T &MUNICIP AL'S
35,000
35,000
Mexico Treas 6s '13 assent
large..1933 J
J
Small..
3%
3%
Sale
Sale
5%
5%
9
9% Sale
5% June
6% June
3
9
9% June 29
10
June 30
3% Jan.
3
3% Mar. 15
9% June 29
June 30
[10
RAILROADS
205,000
10,000
Bait & Ohio
conv
4%s
Chic & No West deb 5s.
Registered.
1933 M S
68% Sale
1933 MN
55
_
90% Sale
82%
95% Sale
89
86
85% June 19
.....
87
% June
1
95% June 26
67
Jan.
3
June 29
58
Jan.
6
59
59
Jan.
9
55
Jan.
5
2% Jan.
18
9
Mar. 31
Feb.
2
Mar. 20
Apr.
4
57
June 30
17
9
June
5
June 28
June
7
19
June 27
87
M N
1*2",666
Gaiv Hous & Hend 1st 5s
1933 A O
89,000
Norfolk South 1st & ref 5s A
1961 F
A
60
2%
3
80
7%
98
Sale
77
84
80
June
5
81% June 29
8% Sale
7% June 26
9
June
Sale
23
Sale
48% June
5
16% June
2
15% June 15
57
17
Jun6
20
June 28
June 30
2
19
7
95% June
88
May
80
May
84% May
26
18
12
31
June
7
St Louis Iron Mtn & South-
River & Gulf Div 1st g 4s
.1933 M N
810,000
.1950 A O
3,000 Seaboard Air Line 1st g 4s—
Gold 4s 8tamped—
....1950 A O
122,000
Refunding 4s
1959 A O
209,000
Atl Birm Div 1st g 4s—_Mayl933 maS
56,000
39% Sale
6% 23
50%
Sale
57
14
18
15
16
Sale
17
8
Sale
8
8%
18% Sale
5
13
15
15
June
13% Sale
20
Sale
65
60
69
70
Sale
62
June 27
59%
60% 63
4% Sale
60
June
3
4
June
1
8% June
1
9
June 30
June
5
7
June 27
35%
1%
5%
1%
6
Jan.
28
20
M
INDUSTRIALS
381,000
22,000
Abitibi Pow & Paper 1st 5s— ---. 1953 J D
1933 A O
Amer Chain 10-year s f deb 6s
Sale
24% Sale
19% June
1
25% June 29
10% Apr. 22
70
3
38
Apr.
62% June'17
6% June
3
19% June 21
49
Mar.
76
45
June
13
25% June 29
70% May 24
Chicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
Sept 1 1932 20% part paid
18,000
1,241,000 Cuban Cane Products deb 6s
610,000 East Cuba Sugar 15-yr a f g 7%s..
57,000 Fisk Rubber 1st sinking fund—.
163,000 Gen Theatres Equip deb 6s
109,000 Gould Coupler 1st 15-yr s f 6s...
481,000 Interboro Rapid Transit 6s
10-year conv 7% notes
466,000
32,000 Manati Sugar 1st s f 7%s
Stamped (Oct 1931 coupon on).
17,000
112,000 Pan-Am Pet Co (of Cal) conv 6s..
126,000 Pressed Steel Car lO-year 5s
301,000 Richfield Oil of Calif 6s
120,000 Stevens Hotel 1st 6s series A
Cash sale
a
deferred delivery,
/
F
A
1950 J
J
4%
1937 M S
8%
63
1941 M S
50%
O
1940 F
A
6
1932 A
O
16
58
Sale
Sale
64%
17
Sale
69
5
Sale
Sale
11
Sale
19
22
Sale
63
24
Sale
73%
4% Sale
10%
11%
25% Sale
68% Sale
Sale
25
Sale
21%
38%
25
Sale
18% 21%
38% Sale
50% 53*
1940 A
1932 M S
.....
1942 A
O
A
O
57% Sale
3%
5
2%
10
1940 J
D
28
1933 J
J
40
57%
Sale
39
1944 MN
25
Sale
29%
46%
Sale
27% Sale
1945 J
12%
22
Sale
18
J
16
52
Sale
23«%
64
4
June
6
June 16
10% June
1
June
June
1
1
22
7
June 12
June
6
51% Mar.
70
June
1
34
June
June
11
25
35
June
5
19
7
June 25
39% June 12
59
June 12
46% June
2
27% June 30
32% June
9
19
25
5
16
Feb. 28
Mar. 30
12
June
June
1
15% June 10
28% June 15
24
24
63
June
2
% Jan. 16
2% Feb.
3
4% Apr. 21
5
2
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
27
2
62% June 17
6% Apr. 20
19% June 21
76
7
-
June
12
June
6
15% Juno 10
28% June 15
71
34
Jan.
2
June
7
19
25
June
2
16
25% Feb. 27
35% Apr. 21
39% May 17
21
10
32% June! 9
Feb.
24
Apr.
1
59
25
June
June*
12
5
New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING JUNE 1933.
1933.
Stock Sales.
June
340,859,129
Jan. 1 to June 30
In accordance with
a
seil only in a small way.
AGGREGATE SALES.
June.
1933.
Par.
Bid
Albany
Susquehanna.100
&
145
Allegh & West Ry 4% gtd.100
,1,914,155
54,500
30
184,500
2,800
11,700
1,800
5,200
2.344,592
58
25
Pacific
40
100
100 Canada Southern
280 Carolina Clinch Ac Ohio ..100
60
380
Stamped
60
Sale
if $
Sale
120
157,200
486,000
.
30
500
490
72 ft
3%
m
14
40
8
ft Sale
30 %
50ft
46
~56ft
69
26% Sale
%
2
1
1%
50
10
60
2%
6%
1
150
5ft
1st preferred....
Del
Lack
At
At
50
Western
Denver Rio Gr Ac Wes pref
3,600
6,900
111,000
46,100
12,800
219,600
110,600
25,300
Preferred
.
.
10 ft
20
15%
35
lft
2%
21%
2
8,600
15,100
7,000
450
320
First preferred.
Second preferred
Northern pref
2%
3%
49%
Sale
3%
II
iff
4%
5%
5% Sale
3
5
50
8
Sale
Gulf Mobile At Northern..100
..100
Preferred
225,200
Illinois Central.....—.—100
1,950
100,600
400
180
660
43",200
8,800
221,600
39,400
500
65,800
1,970
660
195,600
55.800
72,900
124,100
49,200
85,200}
2,670
50
value,
a
Sale
6
Sale
10 ft
8%
Sale
Sale
....
9ft
Sale
8
Sale
100
-100
20%
26
26% Sale
23 ft Sale
6% Sale
8
9
1
18 ft June 27
61
June 13
June 20
June 13
2% June 15
3%
8ft
7%
3 ft
5%
June 16
June 16
June
5
June
3
June
1
5% June
3
13 ft June
3
12
June 13
6ft June 20
lift June 20
June
June
June
June
8
9
8
8
June
June
June
8
2
1
9% June
1
21ft June 26
8
June
1
12% June 30
9% June 29
8 % June
3
4% June
9
1
June
5
2
Sale
Sale
3%
10%
3%
6ft
5
8
2ft
10
75
1
4%
1%
1
7ft
2% Sale
8
%
1%
8
5%
5ft Sale
11% Sale
3
100
nvertlble/preferred—100
Preferred
series
4% Sale
17
11
Sale
45
22% Sale
12%
50
8% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
40
non-cum
pref
Optional sale,
x
45
..50
13 ft
19 ft
28%
18%
50 ft
20
14 ft
Sale
24%
Sale
Sale
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3% Sale
4% Sale
15%
44% Sale
18%
2
ft
14%
90
Ex-dividend.
5%
106
16
65
Sale
lft
14%
40
Sale
54 ft
Sale
Sale
7% Sale
7%
4%
6
3%
6
Sale
16
14
19
8
29
12
5
8
15
June 21
23% June 22
17 ft June
8
47 ft June 16
Sale
4
4
28
18
5
18
1
6
5
20
6
28
73
June 29
June 13
24% Feb.
% Apr.
% Apr.
May
Apr.
1 % Apr.
2% Apr.
6
May
1
Apr.
1% Feb.
42% June 28
2 ft June
8
3% June
7
58
May 18
90
Apr.
1
5% June
3
13 ft June
3
15
May 26
6ft June 20
lift June 20
lft Apr.
10% May 19
21 ft June 26
9 ft May
5
Apr.
Apr.
3% Apr.
2% Apr.
2
13 ft May
5
11% May 18
8% June
3
9
4% June
2
Jan.
1
June
Feb. 20
62
Jan.
May
30
May
1
34 ft June
31
June
2
1
15 ft Feb.
24
12% Apr. 1(
Mar.
10
42
14% June 30
2
2
Feb.
3
May 10
Mar. 23
28
June
6
1% June
2% June
8
8
ft Feb. 23
% Feb. 14
17% June 30
3ft Apr.
4
4% Apr.
3
2% Apr.
4
45
Apr. 15
4% Apr.
5
5
16% June 30
Mar. 30
10
19
June 13
43
June 15
33% June
42 u June
54 ft June
24% June
10 ft June
7% June
6% June
28
2
30
27
19
20
June
20
4
15
20
June 10
lft Mar. 31
2% Mar. 31
%
1%
11%
27%
it*
21
June
30ft June
1
Apr.
1%
18
Feb.
27
12
Mar. 27
Mar.
31
5
2
25
June
10% June 12
7
16
June
82
June 30
42
June 30
14% June 30
6
5
June
5
Mar. 23
1% June
2% June
8
8
17% June 30
June 30
16% June 30
22 ft
50
Jan.
11
25% June 27
10
Mar. 30
10 ft
20%
2 ft
6ft
June 28
June
7
June
8
June
7
19
June 13
43
June 15
3
4
June 20
1
15
June 10
Jan.
28
6% Feb. 27
Mar. 31
6 *12
8% Feb. 24
2*
June 14
14% Sale
31
26
Sale
June 16
64
3% June
4% June
58 ft June
44 ft
41
5% Sale
Sale
June
24 ft May 23
16% May 24
2ft June
7
4ft June
8
ii*
19ft
Sale
32
8
June 26
1% Apr.
1% Apr.
49% Apr.
June 29
13
June
8
June
8
11
10
3
3
8
June
8
3 % June
1%
3%
4ft
12%
16%
7
June
7
May 29
June
6
June
6
June
2
32
June
June
6
8
June
8
June
26
May 29
June
June
13
9
Feb.
8
June 27
June 13
June
June 28
14
Feb.
June 28
June
June 28
2% Jan.
2% Apr.
June 28
8
12
June
June
June 13
June
June
6
June
June
7
80
% Jan.
% Mar.
25
3
21
23
20
June 27
June
136
1
Jan.
3
21
June
June 28
Sale
% Feb.
1
Jan.
1% Mar.
% Feb.
% Jan.
% Mar.
ft Apr.
4
Apr.
5ft Jan.
11% Jan.
June
% June
Sale
June
June
June
June
June
16% June
32
June
1
Jan.
1
June
June
3
June
8
21
Mar. 16
8
3%
1%
3%
4ft
12%
2% Apr. 27
30 ft June
6
21ft June 28
57 ft June 28
6
1
33% June 28
43
May 29
54 ft June 30
24% June 27
10 ft June 19
7% June 20
6% June 20
4ft Apr.
15ft June 15
2ft June
7
4ft June
June 19
3
Apr.
June
IB
20
June
5
Mar. 31
Mar.
31
June
6
Sale
85
June
3
Feb. 21
Feb. 27
Apr. 29
12
3% June 14
1
7ft June
11% June 16
76 ft
91
2
21ft Jan.
2
Sale
2% Sale
2%
4%
145
Apr.
4ft June
2%
100
85
June 13
50ft Apr.
38
37% Feb. 25
17 ft Feb. 25
;125
Sale
Sale
June 27
61
24% June 15
1
19ft Sale
24% Sale
12
44% Feb. 11
24
23% June 30
57 ft June 28
20%
12 ft June 29
,
il*
18 ft
6
Jan.
June 14
20%
23%
13% Sale
1%
1%
1%
7
3%
6ft
43%
%
3
May
June 30
June 30
82
10 ft June 28
20% June
7
2ft June
8
6ft June
7
16
17% Sale
JkV*
60
15
42
1
8
June
26% June 30
1 ft Feb. 24
2% Jan.
6
June
6
June 15
June
3
June
5
June 16
June
3
25% June
37
June
46% June
16
June
6ft June
7
June
3ft June
3
June
12
June
23 ft
14
:59
Apr.
Apr.
7% Apr.
June 14
June 13
June 15
83% June 13
9% June
8
Feb.
Mar.
10% June 12
16
June
7
25% June 27
40
32% Sale
43
138
80
June
2
2
22 ft June 30
16%
%
3ft
14 ft
Sale
39
40
1
8
9%
Sale
lft
Sale
3
25
5
18% June 15
Sale
Sale
Sale
3% Sale
103
1*
8
18%
1%
5%
40
-----
25
12%
Sale
12ft
2
1 ft June
23% Sale
56% Sale
I%
1%
%
2ft
4%
7%
13 ft
28%
34ft June
31
June
10% June
1
14% June 16
11
June
1
16% Sale
48%
25
June
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1%
6
5
70
June 16
30 ft June 16
6
June
3
5
June
6
1%
2%
1
22
28
Feb.
5
Sale
Sale
60
%
5ft
Oft June
Sale
1
56
A..... 100
AO
Sale
1
6ft June 15
5
10% Sale
16ft Sale
96
Feb.
""
58
10
50
N. Y. Chicago * St Louis. 100
New York At Harlem.—...
ft
lft
2%
23 ft June
40
7ft Sale
12ft
15
1
Sale
%
lft
%
preferred........100
preferred.......100
Psclfljb
19
Sale
25
41% Sale
14% Sale
4
6
30
June
2
June 21
26
Sale
4
Sale
Sale
21%
15
Jan.
68% Jan.
60
12
Sale
Sale
20
30
5
73
7
Apr.
16% Feb.
8ft Feb.
9% Apr.
30
42% June 28
2ft June
8
3% June
7
36% June
9ft Sale
Sale
7% Sale
12% Sale
9% Sale
30 ft
25
50
90
32%
2
Second
10%
84
Sale
82
3%
15ft
.......100
Preferred
Missouri
6
62
7
100
Central
Prior
"75~"
19 ft
Sale
2
90** Y Lackawanns A West.100
60
No par
Preferred
Iowa
June
71ft June
5
79 ft June
3
48% June 2
27 ft June 30
32% June 30
35% June 13
34% Feb.
40
4ft Sale
11% Sale
15
lift
4
2
*
.....100
Certificates.—
90 New OrrTex Ac Mexico ....100
New York Central
.....100
3,879,040
84,600
159,000
7,630
301
*
4ft
.100
36,100 Nat4Rys df Mex 2nd pref—100
1st preferred
....100
7,010
60
1,225,900
Interboro Rap Tran v t c
293 Morris Ac \fcsaex._.—.......50
100
6,680 Nash Chart Ac St Louis
30
1,180
24.000
5,790
stock ctfs ser A1000
40,300 Minneapolis Ac St Louis.-100
100
7,900 Minn St Paul At S S M
Preferred
100
6,100
Leased line..........—100
2,360
————-•
611,800 Mo Kan-Texas
Preferred series A..
100
224.900
159,800
313,500
Sale
9ft Sale
10
12ft
13 ft
7
26% June
15% June
88% Sale
41% Sale
2%
lft
3
June
103
52
45%
18%
19%
6% Sale
1,585 Manhattan Ry mod 5% gu 100
Mod guar
..........100
352,300
100
3,210 Market Street Ry
710
4%
71
6ft June
50
75
41
8
22
3,700
58$
aW
Sale
22
100
240
Sale
32%
404,145 Louisville At Nashville
1,100
30,400
4,000
1,800
37
2%
18
-50
100
Sale
30
5
116,100 Kansas City Southern
Preferred
30,200
10
91
70
87
6% pref series A.... —100
3%
3%
5 ft
10
1
1%
7ft
8
11
13%
10% Sale
1,480
2,540
3,150
73
June 12
68
Leased line stock...... 100
471,300 Lehigh Valley
\
\
V
1
60% June 10
68
June
9
39
Certificates of deposit...
400
1,350 Int Kya of Cent Amer
,
450
14
30 ft Sale
sec
26
29
17% Sale
44
40%
Sale
11% Sale
RR
16
60
80%
6ft
Sale
14% Sale
%
4ft
14%
Ry...
.
904,300
11,700
1,500
4,640
392,600
89
43
19
100
Preferred
Havana Elec.
100
84.500 Hudson At Manhattan
Preferred
......—100
5,100
90
June
June
June
32
30
100
100
—50
100
100
..
46,700
3,500
2.800
Sale
91% Sale
34 ft June
77
June
1
-.-.100
Erie
30 Green Bay Ac Western
3,500
7,000
June
37% Sale
83
78%
8
8ft
58%
57%
26% Sale
62
100
........
70 Erie Ac Pittsburgh
"2~ 900
26
Sale
Sale
56%
100
3~,665
1,155,300 Great
16%
34ft
79%
5%
50
18
8
110 Detroit At Mackinac Ry—100
Preferred..........
100
100
4,700 Duluth South Sh At Atl..l00
60
"
35
93
June
5
June 3
June
2
June 30
June 30
June 13
96
June 14
28
June 13
40
June 15
83% June 13
9 % June
8
c59
June 15
71ft
79 ft
48%
27 ft
32%
35%
June
63
40
June
17% June
21ft June
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Prices
50
Special
Delaware
7
3ft Sale
5ft Sale
5% Sale
Hudson.....100
1,770,000
29,000
332",600
6
48
810,900
147,100
574,100
17,600
8ft
3ft Sale
100
2d preferred
930
...100
80,400 Consolid RR of Cuba pref. 100
100
2,310 Cuba RR pref
46,400
1,140
Sale
1% Sale
2ft Sale
14
8,525
Sale
100
2,420 Colorado Ac Southern..-.100
2,020
1,040
61
69
Sale
47%
27 ft Sale
32% Sale
Sale
100 ft
...
Common
67
Highest
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
60
70
45
110 Cleveland Ac Pittsburgh—50
150%
70 ft
67% Sale
Sale
91
1,147,600 Chicago At North West... 100
Preferred
—100
83,200
100
263,300 Chic Rock Isl At Pac.
7% prefferred
—100
66,000
6% preferred..
....—100
77,900
180 Chi St P M & O 7% pref—100
301,700
29,900
114,800
24,700
33,700
Sale
Sale
Ask.
Sale
75
Sale
Sale
Lowest.
June 30.
Bid
45
20 ft
22%
_
48,100
70,500
70%
66%
78%
70
26
26%
1.
Ask
155
21
100
14,800
25
1,815.900 Chesapeake At Ohio
100
6,100 Chic Ac East 111 RR
6% preferred....——.100
18,200
10 C C C Ac St Louis pref
100
40
Common
100
129,000 Chicago Great Western__100
Preferred
100
170,500
160 Chic Indlanap Ac Loulsv pf 100
253,300 Chic Mil St Paul Ac Pacific--*
Preferred.....
.100
751,200
Sale
Bid.
27%
34ft
100
......
Central RR of NJ
2,400
542.300
1,700
4,200
70
100
100
100
100
Preferred
Canadian
158
67%
40% Sale
.....
1,021,900
June
Ask.
100
Ac S Fe
Atchison Top
362,100 Atlan Coast Line RR
1,720,750 Baltimore Ac Ohio
Preferred
175,510
41,400 Bangor At Aroostook.....-50
Preferred
-——100
1,380
50
50 Beech Creek RR
1,038,100 Bklyn-Manhattan Transit —*
$tt preferred series A
32,200
*
24,500 Brooklyn Ac Queens Transit
Preferred
*
3,500
15,300 Boston At Maine......... 100
440
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Shares.
331,400
20,600
61,100
575,700
49,100
9,000
100-share
,
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Prices are on basis of
quoted dollars per share
PRICES IN JUNE.
STOCKS
Since
1,534,564,100
Option sales are disregarded.,
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
1,712,137,500
Jan. 1 to June 30
176,718,572
rule of the Stock Exchange, effective Oct. 3 1915, all stocks are now
ots, except in the case of stocks which
1932.
$255,775,800
June
23,000,594
.
1933.
$377,195,900
Bond Sales.
1932.
125,619,530
Shares_
100
99
Mar.
Jan.
75ft Jan.
June 28
June 13
June 26
June
7
N. y. STOCK
July, 1933.]
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
Price
Jan. 3
stock exchange
Jan. 1.
y
221,000
11,900
89,200
5,200
7,400
13,400
180
10
239,900
760
260
350
437,200
7,800
10,200
5,900
3,100
1,590
260
2,300
N Y N H &
12~66O
800
2,000
500
1,700
33.200
23,500
1,900
200
201,800
18,400
816,900
429,300
63.700
1,500
400
17,500
4,900
590
155,700
5,700
20,200
25,200
1,900
135,800
10,500
8,900
22,500
Preferred
260
5,900
644 Rensselaer & Saratoga
86,800
56,050
4,200
St Louis-San
Preferred
t Louis
809,300
3,430
113,100
161,900
73,000
211,700
437,100
37,600
1,566,500
11,900
829,700
Preferred
•
Juneau
Alaska
A P
W
Paper
Min.10
Gold
Co
*
Allegheny Corp
•
77,700
Pref series A $30 warr'ts .100
32,500
17,500
Pref series A $30
ex-war
.100
Pref series A $40 warr'ts 100;
60
64
«
V*
154 Sale
54
3
1534
83
4A
50
2134
10034
Sale
64
1434 Sale
Sale
Sale
Realty
10,110
321,600
Amerada
600
Corp
Chem
2,572,400
14,850
218,700
45,000
10,300
3,600
54,300
Preferred
100
•
....
Preferred
Amer Car Ac
100
Chain...
Coal
1634
2
*
697",900
New
1,043,400
2,148,800
34,100
25,800
41,000
131.600
Preferred
75.400
122,310
Preferred
Am Com Alcohol
12.100
Amer
v
20
Sale
18
4
334
1934
Sale
10 American Express Co
Am At Foreign Power
934
*
Securities
100
85
..*
*
21,900 Am Hawaiian Steamship...10
...
117.400
68.500
145,500
188",500
355",700
American Ice
3,300
309,500
60,600
1,440
95,600
18,500
104,100
10,600
2,700
176,700
1,360
2,640
11,000
734,030
71,700
2,250
187,100
41,000
265.600
30,300
8,800
590,800
19,197
4,720
Preferred
Preferred
.
......
.
140
100
•_*
Amer Home Products
•No par vatue.
Amer
Internet
Amer
_
_
Locomotive
10
June 19
7
June
24
41
June
June 26
June
8
June 15
June 16
8*
June 28
Sale
June 28
June
35
June
39
9
June 22
3854 June 27
June 27
37
2
a
20
_
3
June
12
134 Jan.
10
June
8
554 Apr.
19
8 12054 June 28
7234 June 22
6134 Apr.
56
Apr.
134 Jan.
134 Apr.
1
June 16
Sale
June
Sale
it*
June 12
Sale
June
Sale
June
1
434 June 7
654 June 30
Sale
June
2
6
1
June 30
1
1234 June 13
1834 June 13
4
45
Sale
10034
Sale
33 34 June
9
95
June 29
3834 June 30
June 29
1254 June 13
3
71
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
1
June
6
June
5
2034
1234
934
1054
9234
June
June
June
June
June
June 16
aW
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
8
534
154
734
4734
34
1134
June 29
2434 June 8
734 June 12
June
254
534
534
554
June
June
June
June
June
8
9
11
June
8
June 16
23
June 20
17
5
Sale
-10134 June
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
1
2154
Sale
June
6
23
Sale
June
1
June
Sale
30
June
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
9
85
1134 Sale
44
54
8
June 28
June 22
June
7
June 30
June 30
2
June
1
26
Jan.
4954 June 2
7
634 June
4254 May 16
Mar.
33
June
39
£ I*
June
k
June
6 13354 June
112
June
1
4934 Feb.
3634 June 30
43
June
4954 June 28
34
Mar.
21
June
2334 June
634 June
21
2
4254 June 28
434 June 28
13
2
June 20
1
1
454 June
454 Sale
454 June 14
2
9
June 16
June
1
June 30
634 June 28
16
6
June 27
1254 June 13
1954 June 12
4434 June 13
1154 June
1
32
Sale
24
June
1
2754
2134
1334
1254
Sale
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1834
1534
1034
1054
June
1
June
1
June 16
June 16
33
16
June
6
39
June 16
49
June
6
4154 June
1
Sale
2434 Sale
15
Feb.
3734 June 28
June 20
3554 June 13
1334 June 30
834 June 16
1734 June 29
28
154 Mar. 31
334 Mar. 1
'
16
6
Jan.
June 27
354
734
634
454
4 34
234
13 34
2934
109
Feb.
Feb. 25
1954 June 12
4434 June 13
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
33
June 20
3554 June 13
1334 June 30
16
June
6
49
June
6
4234 May 31
354 Feb. 24
18
June
1
4434 June 17
1634 June 16
4
June 16
334 June
1
1434 June 16
60
June
1
21
June
1
3834 June 28
5754 June 28
1954 June 10
Feb. 27
Apr. 21
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
Feb. 27
Jan.
June 20
1254 June 13
354 Apr.
1
3634 June 30
June 30
634 May 31
48
4254 June 28
434 June 28
Feb.
June
Feb.
7
June 20
June 13
30
2334 June
634 June
434
34
134
554
1754
854
June
June
2
25
June
June 28
24
1334 June 13
334 June 28
June
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Feb.
5734 June 29
June 28
2
May 31
4954 June 28
June 23
12
June
2
934 June 15
54 June
1
434 June 16
42
June 26
June
109
140
1634 Sale
5654
1154 Sale
154 Sale
Feb.
634 Feb. 23
48
June 12
9554 June 13
9534 June 13
13354 June 12
Mar.
June 17
June l7
June 13
2654 June 16
523s
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
60
June 16
"20
3434
454
1454
34
June
33
9554 June
9534 June
3954 Sale
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1
13354 130
38
June 19
Apr.
2
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June 20
June
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42
8
23
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534
8
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95
Sale
1634
454
June
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12
19
13
8
21
23
8
12
1154 June
1034 June
23
554 Jan.
5H
4934 June
634 June
534 Sale
1534
18
4734
49
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4
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24 34 June
734 June
12254 June 13
1
12134 Feb.
2154 June 27
Feb.
6
June 20
2054
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934
1154
9234
20
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Mar. 30
June 29
1254 June 13
5
7054 Feb.
Apr.
June
June 16
3634 Sale
71
Apr.
Feb. 17
3834 June 30
95
54 Apr.
5
'
11
1
June 26
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Optional Sale.
3
2
June 16
Sale
2134 Sale
June
June
11
7
15
21
26
25
28
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
May
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
115
June
Sale
1054
Sale
June
June 12
June
June 16
4834
86
Sale
June 27
1834 Mar.
2
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1034 Mar.
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140
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17
134 Mar. 30
134 Apr. 17
June
Sale
1
June
Sale
„
1 12254 June
June
1 120
June
21
8
June 28
5
Jan.
1
8
1154 June
1034 June
Sale
Sale
June
June
9
Mar. 3
Feb. 28
39
12
19
13
9
28
3
Sale
5
June 13
June 26
1254 June 13
1834 June 13
1334 Feb. 23
June 20
7734 June 15
234 June 16
1634 June 16
Sale
95
7
Sale
Sale
Feb.
80
854 June 16
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
554 Jan.
1
Apr.
154 Mar.
2
1
A*
15
512054
6
7234
434
654
Jan.
Feb.
11
634 Sale
15
June 13
June
7
40
834 Sale
7834 Sale
334 Sale
1734 Sale
2134 Sale
4034 Sale
454
634
12
28
8
26
,
1234 June
June 23
June
aVA
Sale
Sale
60
1934
3
June 16
38
June 15
7 143
30L 3 M
4 yt
1
Apr. 17
534 Mar . 15 14
7i 17
12
June
134
34 Jan.
254
54 Mar.
3154
1134 Feb.
26
434 Mar.
35
554 Jan.
3854
8
Jan.
15
Apr. 24 37
434 Feb. 25 1234
71
13
June 16
Jan.
June 12
2f*
54 Jan.
8
Sale
18
*
vKx-rlghte.
June
3
Sale
Sale
70
4434
1834
454
334
2054
*
6
June 13,
Sale
45
1134 Sale
54 Sale
454 Sale
.....*
6% Conv preferred ..... 100
June
334
454
1434
1754
June
Sale
Sale
At Metals....
.......
15
June 16
1634 Sale
434
35
9834 May
2334 Apr.
25
Apr.
2334 Mar.
97
May
3754 June 12
3434 June 28
June
8
8 108
June
41
*
American News Co........
Ex-Dividend.
30
71
Sale
Sale
*
Voting trust ctfs
American Metal.
1
Sale
3134
34
9134 10034
934 Sale
3834
.......100
Am Mach Ac Foundry
Amer Machine
1
June
June
1434 Sale
...100
....
Preferred...
June
56
9
43
*
Corp..
.....
49
June 16
1434 Sale.
*
100
Am La France Ac Foamite
Preferred.
8
32
Rights
.........
June
June
June 16
June
6
June
3
Sale
11
*
Amer Hide At Leather..
47,800
21,300
32,900
1034
634 Sale
934 Sale
834
9
634 Sale
*
(6)
2d pref A
48
31
20
23
1
48
40
554 Sale
Encaustic Tiling .....*
Am European
1
Jan.
8
49
May
23
9834 May
5
56
June
25
3754 June
31' 3434 June
15108
June
6, 1654 May
1
44
10
t c
.
June
Apr.
June
Rights
18,100
4,600
217,400
37,300
22,900
19
5
1634
217,400
Apr.
June 14
50
350,300
American
June
25
June 16
2
70
13,500
634
June 30
June 16
234
534
534
534
June 30
June 14
June 15
Sale
3
32
June 28
June 12
Sale
14
County, N J
70
28
June 30
June 30
Sale
Colortype.......10
._*
of
Feb.
8
June
§1*
4
Sale
9
3254 June 30
32
Sale
64
June 28
3
3
135
1534
June 12
5
754 June 28
Jan.
8,
144
108
May 29
June
25
Jan.
8
14
1134
15
134 Sale
234 Sale
2434 Sale
2234 Sale
3034 Sale
33
38
31
3434
834 Sale
234 Sale
134 Sale
zl0734 Sale
70
Sale
234 Sale
334 Sale
3
334
43
4,500
June 24
35
1
June
Feb.
June 28
1
13
37
Co
5
Sale
Prices.
June 30
May 31
134
2334 June 17
22
3
25
Feb. 25
June 30
June 19
834
3634
.100
Chicle
11
June
Alleghany
25
Preferred
American
Am
7
*
Preferred
American
1
2934
4834
1454
254
234
7
June 28
161
Jan.
5
June 14
72
2554 June 3
Feb. 17
Mar.
3
June
1
June 16
5
Jan.
3j
June 12
3234 June 30
June 16
2
Apr.
June 28,
3
June
634 June
June
20
25
5
4
Mar.
754 June 28
Sale
130
.100
Foundry
Sale
4
25
Sale
9054 Sale
American Can............25
......
June 15
Sale
85
100
Preferred
234 June 28
7
5
*
Preferred..
Am Brake S Ac F
2534 June
23J4 Sale
22
1854
1934 Sale
2134 Sale
47
4934
534 Sale
31
3634
2734 Sale
50
American Beet Sugar
June 16
37
.._..*
131.500 Amer Agrlc Chemical (Del).*
10
134,400 American Bank Note..
4,150
152,300
17,470
84,300
1,880
20
1534
334
2334
*
(Conn)..*
...
24
1654 Sale
*j
*|
*
Agrlc
Preferred
Feb.
118
....100
.
June 14!
103
•)
Allls Chalmers
72
1734 Sale
100
Mfg
574,120
47,200 Alpha Portland Cement..
75,600 Amalgamated Leather..
9
June 14
June 14
—.*!
Allied Chem Ac Dye..
Preferred
Preferred.
Sale
Sale
1
134
1334 Sale
1
134
134 Sale
234
3
2
134
134
2
...*!
9,100 Alleghany Steel......
May
1
934
Inc..
Apr.
June 28
June
1
16?*
June
10
Air-Way Elec Appll Corp....*
500 Amer
16,900
4,100
1,000
19,900
7134 Sale
934
5854
100
113,800
634
134
12 34
7
Affiliated Products
300
557,900
1,100
Sale
534
134
Addressograph Multigraph.*
Advance Rumely
35.600
390
16
10
2
Ail Reduction
7
82
June 16
734 Sale
Sale
9
40
6
•
4
Mar. 15
4
Sale*
100
Mlllls
Jan.
1
June
15
5
6 34
*
1
June
1034 Sale
34 Sale
•
June
June 29
MS*
76
June 30
5
4
72
Sale
2
234
Apr.
Sale
10
40
16 34
Preferred..............100
Adams
32
U2%
Feb. 27
2
234 Sale
234 Sale
105
Sale
1
.....100
134 June 15
134 June 21
June 30
10534 June
6
5
......
June 16
4
MISCELL.
......
11
29H
118
Sale
99
Preferred..............100
Adams Express
Sale
3234 Sale
634
2734 Sale
3434
3434
134 Sale
4
7 34
Abraham At Straus.
June 17
3434
....100
Ac
51
31
100
Preferred
54,000
102
3134
454
100
41
6
234
Sale
Prices
June
2134 June 16
h*
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Pricet
Sale
Sale
150
Sale
116
Sale
25
100
29,000 Western Pacific
135
2634
100
....
534
%
2234 Sale
Sale
....
4,600
208,500
26,100
41,000
3,600
88,700
44,900
160
96
100
_
2434
22
100
1,246,900 Union Pacific........
Preferred
100
29,900
...106
33,800 Wabash
Pi eferred A
100
52,200
Preferred B
100
2,700
371,900 Western Maryland....... 100
Second preferred...... 100
38,000
Alliance
2,280
30,500
Sale
25
25
100
Southwest
llH
Sail*
Sale
49
Francisco..100
Preferred
1,600
10
iiiii 135"
...
1,853,800
940
134
•
322,600 Seaboard Air Line
Preferred
..........100
32,700
100
2,659,300 Southern Pacific Co
100
1,216,200 Southern Railway
Preferred
100
344,500
Mobile & Ohio certifs
100
4,700
2,400 Iexas & Pacific..........100
100
55,500 Third Avenue
9,300 Twin City Rapid Transit..
316",000
34,500
50,300
4
....100
...
Preferred.
-200
168
2.730
Sale
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
67
3
Pitts Ft Wayne k Chicago. 100
Preferred
100
8,600
8,000
410,300
34,600
10,700
8,600
79
2734
2134
71,400 Reading Company........50
First preferred
50
43,800
Second preferred
9,500
50
10
22,500
627,200
78
20
6 34
|
Ask.
134
15934 Sale
Sale
3
50
Virginia..100
11,700 Rutland RR. prefl.
*134
Sale
2634
634 Sale
w............100
vvos«
&
88
2334
234
434
60 Pittsb McKeesp & Yough __50
10 Pitts Youngs «t Ash pf 7% 100
1,400
83.600
134 Sale
7% preferred..
Pitibii
Sale
82
67
1,590 Phila Rapid Transit Co....50
INDUSTRIAL
830
Sale
145
.....
13,450
Sale
13
2
........
3,310
44,700
89,200
46,400
61,800
46
Convertible preferred.. 100
92,700
313,100 N Y Ontario 4t Western.. 100
18,500 NY Ryu pf
•
...100
19,400 Norfolk Southern..
100
56,200 Norfolk k Western
Preferred..
....100
1,460
30 Northern Central...
.50
965,722 Northern Pacific.......
100
.100
1,350 Pacific Coast
640
First preferred
100
2d preferred...........100
1,381
.........50
2,233,000 Pennsylvania
20,400 Peoria & Eastern........100
100
26,544 Pere Marquette
Prior preferred..
...100
19,030
Wheeling Ac Lake Erie
307,300
2434 Sale
100
Hartford
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Par.
1,008,600
"""150
40
June1.
1933.
Shares.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN JUNE.
STOCKS
n
In
June.
31
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
15
1734 June 29
5734 June 29
1334 June 13
334 June 28
12
June 28
3834 June 28
5754 June 28
1954 June 10
June
2
27
6
54 Feb.
4
334 Feb. 24
1534 Jan.
4
22
72
June 20
17
30
Feb.
Jan.
20
534 June 2
May 29
6
N. Y. STOCK
32
AGGREGATE SALES
In
June.
Shares.
494,900
1933.
Par.
Amer Power 8c
1,180,500
RANGE SINCE
JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares.
PRICES IN JUNE.
STOCKS
D. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Light
...—*
*
Preferred
Bid.
7% Sale
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
June 30.
June 1.
Ask.
Sale
Sale Prices
15% June 13
Sale Price.
4
Feb. 27
40% June 13
34% June 13
9% Apr.
9
Apr.
5
5
17% June 30
June 13 106% June 19
4% Feb.
81% Apr.
27
9% June
Sale
12%
Sale
25
Sale
34
Sale
24
June
21
Sale
27% Sale
17% Sale
107% 112
21
June
9%
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices.
1
Sale Price.
15% June 13
Preferred (9).....-......
24,300
28,700
940,885
83,300
91,000
$6 preferred A stpd__
$5 preferred new
110
1,120
378,600
11,400
24,100
198,300
5,820
983", 320
329 200
6,300
3,200
11,200
210
Preferred..
...100
American Republics
Am Rolling Mill
36,500
American Safety Razor
Amer
221,500
7,910
1,316,300
440
12,400
89,400
3,500
32,700
680,550
30,000
231,500
4,500
5,200
2,680
296,600
184,200
5,200
215,200
110,300
v
::
)'
,.
25,300
4,630
54,300
3,200
1,018,100
T
2,700
.62,100
S
-v
460
I
A
:V
3,500
30,800
'170
18,200
,674.900
-
"
378,900
221,100
45,500
3,640
Ship 8c Comm
1,700
1,000
190
1,000
900
410,800
42,300
1,930
383,100
33,200
430
Sale
91
100
18%
22
12% Sale
101% 105
7% Sale
21%
22%
1%
iii
15% June
Sale
32
Sale
3
Sale
18
June
Sale
28
June
5
16*
18
Sale
34%
Sale
32
34
%
Sale
Sale
20% Sale
76
Sale
60
Sale
61%
45%
Preferred..
348,800
2,030
68,200
426,200
15,800
205,200
3,765,295
182,400
1,348,000
18,700
21,500
9,085
702,600
438,800
16,300
458,300
328,400
Amer
...25
....
.100
.......
34
30%
101
......
*
5% Sale
*
31
American Sugar Refining. 100
Sale
59
Sale
78
87
*
5
100
104%
Tobacco ........25
54
25
55
114
*
5
100
13
Sale
*
17
Sale
Amer
Type Founders
Preferred..
............
Am Wat WksOcEl
Certificates
*
...
....
1st preferred
*
American Woolen
100
Writing Paper
24
%
2%
2%
t
7%
4%
„9%
100
100
Preferred
Armour (Del) pref
41
Armour of Illinois class A..25
Class B
25
Preferred
100
Arnold Constable
*
Artloom
6,920
15
61%
2%
10%
95%
...
361,600
73,600
*
Corp
Corporation
Preferred
...100
2.710 Art Metal Construction
10
40,580 Associated Apparel Indus..*
.1
251,900 Associated Dry Goods..
1st preferred
100
12,900
2d preferred.....
100
7,600
25
1,020 Associated Oil...
*
2,300 Atl G & W 1 SS Lines
Preferred
100
3,000
1,151,500 Atlantic Refining
25
*
95,000 Atlas Powder..
Preferred..
100
3,914
...
June
June 13
June 13
5%
20%
%
%
11%
10%
2
Mar,
6
Apr.
Mar, 20
8'
Apr.
3
Mar.
Feb. 25
24% June 30
37% June 30
June 22
7
4% June 20
36% June 19
8
37% June
31
Jan.
84%
10
2
June
13
61% June 13
10 47% May 29
9106% June 26
June 23
June 26
20% Jan.
32% Jan.
102% Jan.
74%
46%
Sale
16% June
68
June
72
44% June
57% June
June 30
June 26
28
June 30
"37% Mar. 28
June 26
70
June
June
June
89% June 10
Sale
Sale
112
17
Sale
12
30%
36%
30%
Sale
88%
115%
Sale
Sale
Sale
85
17%
28% Sale
27% Sale
23% Sale
110
June
93% June 13
June
June
June 28
ng*
June
7
33* June
9
Sale
65
Sale
75
Sale
65
June
80
11%
45%
Sale
15
Sale
Sale
57
Sale
10% June
44% June
59
Sale
7
3
1%
5%
Sale
3
Sale
53%
Sale
9%
8%
53%
16%
Sale
23
15
Sale
Sale
78%
Sale
12
Sale
23%
Sale
10
12%
28% Sale
48
63
6
12
99
100
Sale
6
Sale
54%
16%
13% Sale
■22
11
75
11
21
26%
13
21
44
14%
4%
5%
15%
17
8%
61
9%
61%
I 18
6% Sale
3%
69%
i
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
8
6%
35% June 12
June
June
June
4%
10%
9%
54%
18%
15%
23%
June
88
4^
June
12%
12%
16%
78%
June
June
June
June 27
June 27
June 28
June
7
June 27
June
2
June
8
June 28
June 12
8
June
14% June
23%
100%
75
4%
June
29
a!*
June
3
June 29
102% June 12
82% June 29
6
7% June
June
June
June
June
June
6
70% June 29
3K June
June 20
June
9% June 24
5
62
7%
10%
3% Sale
15% Sale
54% Sale
5% June
2% June
11
June
6
1
16
7% June 12
5% June
6
15% June 27
80
Jan.
6
Jan.
22%
72
47%
70
19 110
13
16%
27
19
10
50% Feb. 25 93%
1 117
102% Mar.
4% Apr. 10 19%
10
6 33%
Apr.
£10% Apr.
7; 41
4 35%
9% Apr.
35
Mar. 24
80
3% Mar. 2 16%
22% Feb. 16 59
13
Jan.
14
% Feb.
% Feb.
2% Feb.
20
Feb.
5
Feb.
4% Jan.
Jan.
95
Feb.
23
41
Jan.
3
1% Feb. 28
% Feb. 20
7
Feb.
27
48% Feb. 20
3% Feb.
% Apr.
..
3% Feb. 20
18
15
Jan.
19
5
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
24
June
6%
4%
4%
12%
9
Feb.
14
60
Apr.
5
30
June 27
37% June 30
78% June 21
Sale
28%
Sale
Sale
37
Sale
21% June
Sale
78%
Sale
69
,
1
June
6
5% June
16
27
June 27
June
7
June 27
June
2
June
8
Feb.
June
12
82% June 29
June
V6 June
JIH. June
70%
6
6
29
June 20
Mar. 27
June 27
30
102%
1% Jan.
2
28
22
Sale
13
June
20
47% June 26
22
June
24% May 27
June 12
62% Jan. 111 88
3
7
14% June
2%, Feb.
June 29
3
29
9% Mar.
8
8
20
12
June 27
2
June 29
June 29
9
12
June
June 28
June
18
June
June
4%
8
June
Sale
May 13
17j 10%
28' 9%
24! 54%
28
18%
6
15%
18
21
2
13
44
"25"
7
June
June
28%
June 29
14
June 28
June
23
Feb.
49
55
June
June
18 132
49
25%
50% June 16
June
89%
86% Apr.
42
53
46
24%
70
June 13
16% June 27
2VA
I
i
54%
Sale
111
June 12
18
June 26
24% June
1
17
3%
Sale
Sale'
82
Sale
18
■45
9%
104
101
1% Sale
I
5% Sale
I
% Sale
3% Sale
7% Sale
Sale
35
4
Sale
1%
1%
5
1%
Sale
4%
50
51%
6
Sale
3%
3%
1
1%
2% Sale
4
Sale
I 12% Sale
7
11
Sale
Sale
82%
17
Sale
!
5%
21% Jan.
13%
116%
80%
82%
127%
12
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
Feb.
30Feb.
7
June 28
2
16% June
132
June 13
15
,
Juneir14
23
9% June 24
51* Jan. 27
June
12
June
6
5
15% June 27
June 27
55
47% June 26
22
28
22
June 29
June 29
11
30
June
28
June 27
30
37% June 30
78% June 21
--
29
*
......
44,600 Atlas Tack Corp
1,265,100 Auburn Automobile
43,600 Austin, Nichols 8c Co
Prior A
1,470
Sale
21% June
27% June
23% June
2
........
Stores..
44% June
Sale
Sale
VkH
50
tr ctfs*
42,600
1,423,500
873,000
June
June
Sale
112
Sale
Pref voting trust ctfs
7,470
178,500 Amer Zinc, Lead & Smelt...1
Preferred
25
7,300
50
2,996,165 Anaconda Copper
*
7,500 Anaconda Wire 8c Cable
234,200 Anchor Cap Corp
*
Preferred..
*
1,320
6,300 Andes Copper Mining Co..
*
62,100 Archer Daniels Mid...
880
58
June 20
June 19
June
8
104
105
83% Sale
86% Sale
115
*
Preferred..
Am
4%
36%
37%
84%
61%
47%
106%
75% June
June 22
110
Sale
117
Sale
100
•
16
Sale
Class B
74
104
7
Sale
American
Preferred
22%
70%
45%
64%
16% Sale
68
21
......
Teleg
Telep 8c
7
% June
105
107
45%
31%
22%
100
Preferred
Amer
Sale
55
100
I.
Am Sum Toh__
46%
105
June
June
6
13
13
30
19
......
...
Stores
American
32%
103
78%
Sale
Sale
24% June 30
37% June 30
40% June
J. e
17% June
106% June
lj 34%
Corp...
Steel Foundries
Preferred.
42,130
Sale
78
31
...
Snuff
105
Sale
2%
Sale
_
12% June
24%
37%
5%
2%
18% Sale
33
Sale
2d Preferred...........100
American
Atlas
31", 100
17%
20%
7%
Refining,
*
Preferred..
.....100
41,500
28,500
49,000
1,090
"lMo
23,000
78,200
*
....*
Amer Smelt 8c
1,980
;
*
American Shipbuilding
Preferred.
155,700
:
.25
30,100 American Seating..........*
Amer Solv 8c Chem
,
*
8c Stand San__*
Am Radiator
2,350,585
*
49
Sale
62
3
•
...
8
7% Sale
*
63%
7%
26%
Sale
Sale
24% Sale
Sale
Sale
15
8
June 24
1% Feb. 27
31% Feb. 28
% Feb.
2
24% June 14
Sale
27
June 26
13
54
2
June
June
16
8% June 30
73% June 13
Feb.
24
5% Feb.
27
8% June 30
73%; June 13
27
8
June 24
June 26
Austrian Credit Anstalt...
Autosalcs
*
Preferred
50
780,900
3,181,600 Aviation Corp of Del (The).. 5
766,400
19,600
1,342,700
110
9,850
1,640
Baldwin Locomotive
*
....
Preferred.
100
55,200
2,959 Bamberger (L) 8c Co pref..100
*
10,570 Barker Bros
Preferred
100
2,270
6% Sale
12%
4% Sale
12% Sale
71
12
79
8i%
%
ljl
7% Sale
12%
13% June 13
Sale
8% June
1
28% June 16
13% June 30
41% June
7
90
Sale
86
4%
18%
15
10% June 16
Sale
40
"~2%"
Sale
13%
Sale
8% Sale
30% Sale
Sale
Sale
15
June
2% June
June
3
90
8
7% June 20
22% June 22
3
June 20
3%
9%
68%
%
5%
Apr. 12
Apr.
4
Feb. 28
Jan.
4
Apr. 19
13% June 13
13% June
41% June
90
June
7% June
22% June
30
7
20
20
22
Barnet Leather
1
422,300
56,000
339
40,400
200
13,200
215,700
2,000
429,200
61,500
713,200
44,300
3,420
83,200
490
132,506
2,900
..100
Corp
.........5
»
90,850 Bayuk Cigars, lnc
1st preferred.
100
1,969
126.500 Beatrice Creamery
50
Preferred
100
6,000
20
47,300 Beech-Nut Packing
....
220,400
7,900
1,198,700
196,100
1,614,800
164,800
8,660
154,600
2,150
330
50
7% preferred
1,067,700 Barnsdall
10
*
9%
14% Sale
28
27%
6%
7%
4%
5%
11%
Bethlehem Steel
Corp
*
7% preferred.
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet lnc *
B law-Knox
*
Bloomlngdale Bros
85,800
32,200
60,100
65,300
760
Bon Ami class A
198,700
2,160
120,200
25,400
10,800
1,600
-
100
40
*
35%
12%
52
55
24
Sale
preferred
25
10
50
*
*
5
Preferred (7).......
...100
.......
1,100
1,890
3,000
300
600
Watch
*
Brothers.
Class A
.....__._*
v t c
joo
Class B
*
Class B certificates
*
...
2.0/10
a
Preferred
Optional sale.
Mar.
3% Jan.
10
6
44% June 28
80
June
Sale
25
Sale
19%
79%
60%
6%
74
June
1
June 27
June
2
June
1
27
June 29
7
83% June 30
70% June 27
45
Feb.
45
Jan.
5
80
j
90
60%
61%
6%
Sale
68
Sale
74
Sale
Sale
B*
Sale
65
35
Sale
June
1
14% June 16
27% June
Sale
64
Sale
14
Sale
21
Sale
76%
29%
Sale
Sale
17% June
1
12% June 16
14
June
16
Sale
41%
Sale
44% June 28
2
w*
67
34%
15%
1%
14%
49%
66%
Sale
Sale
Sale
68
Jan.
Alar.
18
80
2
27
June
24
85
May 25
3% Feb. 20
7
62% Apr.
6% Feb. 27
Alay 31
29
70% June 27
12
June
85
June 28
29
June
1
16
12
June 29
85
June 28
19%
30%
43%
79%
29%
16 %
18%
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
Jan.
25
65
May 16
39
24
Apr.
19
39
26
27
27
27
30
20
28
9
Alar.
10%
25%
6%
3%
2
Mar.
2
Feb. 28
5
Apr.
Feb. 28
6% Feb. 28
19% June 26
30% June 27
43%
June
27
79% June 27
29% June 30
16% June 20
June
28
17%
15
June
1
17%
35
June
15
Sale
35
June
2
51
June 23
June 20
2
51
June 23
June 20
71
66
June 15
74
June 13
52
Feb.
23
74
June
37% June 28
20% June 27
18
Feb.
27
37% June 28
20% June 27
65
"60"
27
53
11% Sale
81%
82%
18% Sale
Sale
16%
22%
27%
66%
17%
Sale
9
June 22
2
June 12
8%
sH
Sale
,g
14
276
48%
114
11%
10%
l %
8%
12%
54%
3%
14%
5
35% Sale
19% Sale
2% Sale
14%
15
2
15
.
100
Sale
49%
115
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
Sale
Sale
9% Sale
4% Sale
2% Sale
1
Preferred
•
747,600 Burroughs Add Mnch
•
43,200 Bush Terminal Co.......
Debenture stock
100
7,880
3,100 Bush Term Bldgs gtd pref. 100
124,400 Butte Copper & Zinc
....5
»
38,800 Butterlck
30,100 Butte & Superior Mining.IIo
535^200 ByersCo..
•
540
3
June
76
9% Mar.
13
32% June 16
15
June
2% June
14
June
£76
June
49
June
5
2
2
3
June 14
15% June
7
5% Feb. 28
% May
4
7% Feb. 28
June
14
15% June
7
June
12
June
12
3
*
100
Conv preferred
Burns
June 22
33
Sale
100
Preferred
Bulova
10
Sale
x80
100
*
265,000 Budd (E G) Mfg..
Preferred 7%.10#
6,460
*
254,300 Budd Wheel
89,100 fiullard Co
16,900
4,050
13%
7% June 16
43
Sale
...
*
760,400 Briggs Manufacturing
*
159,300 Br uus wick-Bal ke-Coll
72,000 Brunsw'k Term 8c Ry Sec...*
.....10
126,500 Bucyrus-Erle Co
400
< Oaah aale.
60
*
.....
1,310
2,600
386,600
18,600
1,200
1,020
87,400
16,800
19,300
169,500
"50%
...
76,800 Brooklyn Union Gas.....
23,900 Brown Shoe, lnc
136,200
3,180
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
Preferred..
Preferred
375,700
4
63
Brockway Motor Truck
460
46
Sale
Sale
20%
62%
*
870,400 Borden Co. (The)
492,200 Borg-Warner Corp
10,200 Botany Cons Mills A
6,500 Briggs & Stratton
60
44
Sale
79
Sale
5
kst
24,300
7,500
11
62
8
35%
35
Belding Brothers
Belg Nat Rys part pref
Booth Fisheries....
212,100
175,100
5,800
1,900
30
Bendlx Aviation Corp
Best & Co
140 Blumenthal 8c Co pref
309,206 Bohn Alum 8c Brass Corp
6,100
25
3M Sale
11%
Sale
8% Sale
2
3%
% Sale
16* Sale
Sale
1§H
'
81
51%
118
114% June
Sale
June
Sale
7% June
Sale
June
Sale
88%
51%
116%
13%
18%
3%
12%
19%
June 12
June
12
June 20
June
9
June 26
June 24
June 20
June 20
16%
Sale
7% June
10% June
66
Sale
56
7% Sale
27% Sale
4% Sale
3% June
7% June 30
14
June
4
June
29% June 19
8
5% June
9
10% June
June 29
5
9
Sale
4%
Sale
4
Sale
1
Sale
June
7% June
3% June
72
June 26
63% Apr.
5
28% Alar. 3
108% Mar. 22
Feb.
2*
24
June 26
June 24
Feb.
27
23
June 20
Mar. 16
June 30
June 19
Feb.
8
June
Feb.
7
May 27
Mar.
2
June 29
5
June
3
June
8
1
2%
June
3% June
6
V*
Sale
June
June
9
17
June
5
4
June
3
Jan.
6
June
1
n%
20
5
7
Sale
16
9
2
Sale
Sale
27%
60
Sale
64
Sale
65
9% June
8
1
June
7
May 31
1
% Feb.
6% Feb. 14
1
Apr.
1
1
Apr.
3
Apr. 26
June
2
Mar. 31
7% June 13
2
2% June
28% June 13
20% June 29
June
June
5%
Sale
3% Sale
5% Sale
2% Sale
23
15 H June
6
June
10
June
22
2% June
4
June
1% June
20% June
60
June
68
June 13
8
Jan.
June
3
13
c,
June 20
June 26
% Apr.
5
June
June
9
3
2% Feb.
7% June
2
June
ll
20% Mar. 31
Apr. 15
i1
2J|
June 20
Jan.
Mar.
11%
3%
&
Sale
2% Sale
4% Sale
Sale
50
116%
11%
15%
2%
11%
8
June
6
June
9
June 29
June
8
June
1
Jan.
5
June
2
13
1% Apr.
10
June
1
10
June
2
8% Feb. 25
June
13
June
13
Feb.
30% Mar.
2
july, 1933.]
n. y. stock
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
June.
Shares.
1933.
208,500
.212,300
393,400
25,100
508,700
72,700
24,700
810
1,110
1,155,900
3,840
281,900
3,877,600
17,930
3
500«
64,900
13,600
7,150
32,600
23.600
x8%
*
14
16
6
7
A50
100
47
*
14
Central Agulrre Associates.*
Century Ribbon MIUb
Preferred
67.200
2,920
39.800
5,090
Cerrode Pasco Copp.
*
5
Chicago Pneum Tool
5 3*
..*
6%
6 3*
35*
3%
*
lihlckasha Cotton Oil
10
Childs Co
Class A vot trust ctfs
680
43,800
2,100
470
46 %
45
960
1%
12%
100
Sale
Sale
190
*
Common
840
5,110
4,850
340
160,400
400,021
3,900
1,935
31,600
645
1,000
620
4,140
380
730
c*
& Southern
23*
*
50
233*
450
34,600
61,200
90
85,600
38,800
2,090
189,700
171,800
1,260
113,300
91,300
19,500
772,000
100,400
55
Sale
w*
24
Sale
98% 100
82% Sale
47% Sale
97%
46
185
19%
Sale
70%
10%
Sale
21%
4%
20%
15%
30%
June 16
27% June 13
7
June 19
June
June 21
June 28
June
1
5% June 16
49%
5
June
6
10
Jan.
2
90
Jan.
June 20
June 15 47}* June
1
June
7185
June 30
44
1% June 16
Sale
3
5
Sale
10
23
97
Sale
82
45
46%
Sale
180
49%
Sale
18
Sale
Sale
4%
52%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
1
23* June 20
Sale
10
Warrants
preferred
.*
June 19
June 23
28
June 14100
June
1
96
165* June 16
78}* June
1
95* June 16
June
stamped
Sale
103*
*
13%
42
74
183*
653*
535*
155*
2%
413*
115*
a29%
22}*
June 15
June
1
?b
*
Sale
*
elX
67
50
48"
47
.
47%
Sale
13
Sale
12
Sale
49%
46%
475*
45* Sale
13
Sale
..
Preferred
90
Sale
Sale
11
Sale
99
99
103
92
100
....*
Sale
1*
20
1H
»
%
100
27
June
May
June 26
June 27
June
6
Sale
Sale
Sale
x32% June
5
403* June 29
'xl8
Mar.
June 15
June
94
1
305* June 29
June
June
62
June
Sale
57
Sale
8
Sale
Sale
1063*
Sale
Sale
3% Sale
14% Sale
2% Sale
603* Sale
Sale
"155*
Sale
725*
134%
Sale
Sale
79%
Sale
6
Sale
Sale
14
54%
137}*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
24
18}|
100
15%
19%
is
Sale
27
325*
Sale
10
Sale
455*
Sale
37
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
615* Sale
133* Sale
a;293* Sale
136
7
34
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
113*
60% Sale
Sale
413*
45*
25
Sale
44
47
Sale
235*
Sale
Sale
23
50
Sale
48
.!»
25*
103*
Sale
Sale
59
Sale
50
24
48%
Sale
545* Sale
12%
41%
22%
2%
3
650 Cushmans Sons
7% pref.. 100
220
8% preferred
-_*
23,000^Davega Stores Corp
__.__5
*
530 Debenham Securities
Deere & Co
75,500
Preferred
30
18
Sale
253* Sale
58}* Sale
420
.......
1st Preferred
86,600 Diamond Match
20
Participating
100
5%
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
85* Sale
59
475*
3%
10 %
543*
895*
33*
105*
993*
1%
63*
2 5*
125*
13*
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
Juue
June
June
54
June
545*
83*
243*
25*
123*
695*
June 16
133
5
June
5
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
June 12
u"
June
Class B
643* June 20
145* June 27
1
31
June
1
June 28
June
4
8
June 16
163* June 27
June
815* June 29
16
June 21 136
a
16
iI"
8
43*
195*
423*
23*
June
2
June 12
June 15
June 16
June 16
June 16
June 15
8
June 30
1
June 14
June 10
June 12
June
2
6
7%
71%
125*
Sale
77
Sale
15
21
23
Sale
90
853*
235* Sale
26%
27
12% Sale
14% Sale
11% Sale
7%
8
%
2%
26
28
Sale
183*
153*
145*
95*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11x
87
4
Sale
6
Sale
88
233* Sale
93
903*
233* Sale
28
285*
x33% Sale
215* Sale
153*
123*
83*
Sale
16
9
1
10
15
1
353* Feb. 24
33* Feb. 25
103* Mar. 28
Mar. 27
43* Mar. 3
452* Feb. 25
1173* Mar. 15
Mar.
25
28
27
453*VJune
June
28
June
1
June
5
June
7
June 16
2
255* June
1
June
1
18
143* June 16
145* June
1
73* June 16
June 12
29
185* June 22
89
June 12
243* June 22
June
7
12
May 27
7
23* June
623* May 29
643* June 20
145* June 27
31
4
June 28
June
8
163* June 27
ilsg
June 29
Jan.
21
June
13
37 % June 13
8
145* June
63 3* June 30
May 16
42
June
14
10
6
June
10
2
263* June 12
Feb.
27
55
3* Feb.
13* Jan.
21
7
45* June
113* May 29
16
16
9
Jan.
63* Mar.
3
603* Jan. 12
43* Jan.
6
15* Feb. 23
2 3* June
5
40}* June 29
123* June
1
June
June 12
38
74
185* June 20
65* June
3
77
223*
885*
225*
l2o"
M
1
5
143* June 16
45* June 15
3
27
5
June
June
Jan.
53* Jan. 10
153* June 27
1 102 3* June 15
30
\
99
3
June 12
35* June
8
65* June
8
66
5
55* May 29
145* May 29
64}* June 13
17
323* June 12
June
86
33*
433*
24
15
453* June 2
25* June
1
45* June 16
82
23*
3
10
6
7%
67%
10 3
4
21
205* Feb. 21
5
Sale
3
9
8
June
3%
2%
8
5
June
163* Sale
45*
55*
5
June
June
June
86
Sale
June
62
593* June
68
79
Sale
50
65
5
9
7
5
3
Mar.
143* Feb.
243* Feb.
17
May
1
Apr.
June
May 26
553* Jan. 30
7
195* June
5
Jan.
z >*
23*
June 20
12
463* June 23
95
6
6
Feb.
7
100
16%
30
Mar. 24
45* June
105* June
79
5
52
23
June
T
i"
86
3%
26
3* Jan.
1
June 13
it*
a2
June
95
■
Mar.
2
1
975* Jan. 31
3
Xo Jan.
30% June 29
4
June 13
June 15
June
82
19
Optional sale.
53* Sale
3* Mar.
13* Jan.
3* Feb.
6
403* June 29
31
24
June 13
73*
375*
145*
63 3*
86
26
♦
Sale
953* Mar.
3
70
*
*
3
Mar.
36
June
38
49
5
40
a80
6
June 16
June
23*
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
7
23* June
605* June 28
75
4%
2%
4
3
33* Apr.
7
June 12
53* June 16
1
32}* June
83* June 16
65*
1
153* June 27
1023* June 15
77%
Pref__25
.....
6%
12,600 Dresser (SR.) Mfgconvcl A._*
25*
55*
3
June
4 1115* Mar.
18 1113* Mar.
25
383*
!
15*
55*
June
60
Sale
612.800 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
Ex-dividend,
50
24
Feb.
Apr.
75* Jan.
63* Feb.
52
May
553* Jan.
33
31
June
14
i
643* June 13
945* June 16
74
79%
1,389,000 Dome Mines Ltd
-.-_*
92,900 Dominion Stores Ltd--.-.-.*
x
Sale
Sale
*
52,100 Detroit Edison
;
100
6,300 Devoe5c Reynolds A........*
48,900(
40
1
1
Corp
Class A
101,600
9%
Jan.
9
3
185* June 20
June
18
7
58
Sale
Sale
Sale
25
j 84
!
June 13
45}*
35*
113*
Sale
Sale
100
89
Jan.
1035* Jan.
195* June
Sale
7
June 20
245* June 27
65
*935*
35*
14%
993*
15*
June
853* June 27
50
57
6
10
32
Mar.
June
Sale
2%
*
Feb.
June 12
183* Mar.
183* Mar.
June
Sale
»
48,180 Cutler-Hammer, Inc
17,600
16
June 20
70
50
Sale
*
*
Preferred
15*
7
3
105*
243*
2}*
„_100
Feb.
12
June 28
853* June 27
-
304,500'
4
743*
653*
205*
63*
603*
153*
24
12
Sale
3
Preferred
Sale
6
June 26
1
465* June
Sale
Sale
Crosley Radio
1st pf
June 12
Mar.
55
14%
23*
s
4
Crown CorU 5t Seal
83
4
9
40
76
15
_._*
Jan.
233* Feb.
65* Mar.
15* Apr.
21
Apr.
Sale
39%
4%
Coty.Inc
June 28
12
15 » June
27
14
55
36 ?
20
Cream of Wheat ctfs
Sale
June 27
183* June 26
Mar.
51
Sale
*
25
4%
83
75
59
32
Sale
2
June 12
67
Sale
35*
•
Fibre 5
Preferred
Sale
5%
100
Corn Prod Refining
545* Sale
4
*
Sale
June
83
i
24%
45%
1
June 30
22
63 5* May
b# Jan.
67
2
June 20
June 12
29% Sale
173* June
9% Sale
73* June
165* Sale x!3%, June
14 5*
13
June
14}*
xl4
June
473* June
7 185
Apr."
Apr.
3
96
June 14
June
77
Sale
8
5
Mar. 30
49
Feb. 28
23*
15* June 10
5
45* June
100
June
7
12
26
28
20
12
7
20
27
27
18%
99
..*
14% June 22
295* May 31
June 29
June 20
June 26
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
933*
59%
Pref$5
Mar.
70
54
74%
653*
20%
6%
60%
15}*
32
245*
Sale
45
453*
15* "2
6
53*
•
49
53* May
3 3* Apr.
16
Apr;
55%
43*
44%
'
Preferred
.100
Prior preferred (6}*)
— 100
Prior pref x warrants..100
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
June
180
22
83
June
1
June 26
June
1
June
1
June
1
June
1
June
1
June 17
June
1
94
7
5
June 29
73}* Jan.
Apr. 19
June
2
June 27
18% June 26
69
June 15; 75
June 28
8
June
6
10% June 14
10}* June 16 155* June
6
11" 22
Sale
3
June
25
104
105
87
84
•ii Sale
June
June 27
73* Mar.
45
Apr.
102
Convertible
ilK
36%
40
Sale
Sale
23
Apr.
Mar.
%
3*
1%
23*
69
23
105* June 20
253* Juno 20
May 31
June 29
Feb.
6
20
10
5
14
22
62
22%
2
June
June
June
June
June
235*
Sale
3
June 29
65
Sale
32
5
June
2%
15*
4%
5
14}*
Sale
Sale
June 29
70
Sale
Sale
23* Mar.
5% Feb.
63* Jan.
1
Sale
30
June 12
25
205* Jan. 18
42}* June 28
3
3
1
80
Sale
Mar. 27
June
1
Sale
June 20
June 19
June 15
29
June 20
9
73* Apr.
145* Jan.
1
June
June 27
95
Jan.
595* June
85
10}* June 20
31
4
12
80
Sale
Sale
585* June 28
45* May 17
33* May 18
1
10% June 20
25% June 20
22
May 29
June 20
275* June 13
Sale
Sale
8%
1
June 30
4
June 29
Sale
13%
14
June
21 June
Feb. 27
5
5J* Jan.
18%. June 30
42% June 28
104
100
52
June 22
Sale
100
June 20
17
40
6 %% preferred
1
Sale
Sale
Preferred
June
75* Mar.
33%
20
70
June 27
Sale
IP*
3
83
June
245* June 27
19
3
Sale
54%
15%
2%
41%
Jan.
Apr.
22% June
75
45
June 20
Sale
fl*
Sale
June 20
June 20
1
Sale
*,999,Z99,Curf!s8 Wright
No par value
Sale
Sale
June 19
Feb. 27
5% Mar. 2
43* Feb. 27
3* Mar. 15
5* Feb.
4
1}* Jan,
5
June
is %
100,700 Davison Chem
•
24%
67%
45%
1%
1%
4%
1%
18
*
Comm Inv Trust
101,600
39,300
8,600
1,900
19,700
1,600
591,700
26,800
279,100
2,200
11,400
35
Sale
Sale
86
167,700 Cudahy Packing
50
Curtiss Aeropl 8c Mot Co Inc *
163,400 Curtis Publishing Co (The)*
70,100
Preferred
•
360
Sale
Sale
13
June 27
June 28
2
135* June 10
19% June
3
5% June 16
8
June 27
June 27
June 27
41
June 30
14
17
16%
12
June 20
Sale
85
295,800 Cuba Co (The)
513,300Cuban American Sugar
40
Sale
2
June
Feb. 27
Feb. 28
June 27
Sale
Sale
.200 Crown Zellerbach v t c
115,300 Crucible Steel of Amer
30
17,700
3,100
Sale
June
255*
23*
95*
2
115*
7% Feb. 25 x26%
14
Feb.
2
31K
4}* FeD. 24
253* Jan. 18 30%
303* Feb. 27 943*
June 12
June
83
June 28
2
1
&
28
Sale
75* Mar. 2
% Jan. 19
30% June 27
04% June 27
245*
58%
4%
3%
Highest.
Sale Prices.
June
20%
22%
22%
77%
34,300j Prefer, ed
£19 Crown Wi| P
11,9951
Sale
20 X
Sale
19
.
-----
A*
Sale
19 K
Continental Insurance..2.50
1,068,300 Continental Motors.
2,032,800 Continental Oil of Del
»
14,210
85
Sale
June 28
June 20
11
5% June 16
27% June 16
Sale
72 H
618,100 Continental Can
77.500 Continental Diamond
847,300
5,960
242,400
168,700
60,300
423,100
Sale
25
..
353,800
754,000
162,400
1,880
116,000
75,400
23,900
199,700
6,800
1
25
90,200 Container Corp class A
154,900
Class B
199,800 Continental Bakcl A
285,200
Class B
152,400
8
June
100
588.800 Consolidated Textile.
36,100
June
1st preferred
79,550 Consol Laundries Corp
1,849,800 Consolidated Oil Corp
4,950
8% preferred....
425,500
36,100
67,700
63,500
108,300
8,700
3
2
Preferred 7%
Preferred B.
2,838,500 Consolidated Gas
59,300
Sale
93*
Sale
Sale
Sale
245*
42 5*
4%
*
78.700 Consul Film Industry..
1
291,600
Preferred
......._*
12,000
19,700
1,382,400
20
56
27 %
9
•
84,710 Consolidated Cigar.
50
Sale
8%
Sale
June 14
Sale
Sale
18%
100
A
1
Sale
74
__*
▼ t
June
18% June 15
1
27% June
Sale
Sale
26
1
72
Sale
Sale
17
22
66
20 Conn Railway 5c Lighting 100
10
4% preferred.,
.100
860
18
Sale
7
June
Sale
24%
5%
21%
18%
25
15
28
70
80
Sale
31
5
29 J*
Sale
8
Sale
4%
6%
2,830,400 Commercial Solvents
3,100 Conde-Nast Public'ns
245,400 Congoteum-Nalrn Inc
19,300 Congress Cigar
70,000
Sale
4% Sale
70% Sale
22
8% June
75
Sale
28
Sale
255*
2%
95*
115*
June 16 x26%
June 19
31
June
88%
Sale
6%
1%
5%
Sale
8%
Sale
16%
28% x25%
23%
53%
4%
2%
7%
29%
Sale
4
2
11"
Preferred
Class
Sale
29
19% Sale
27% Sale
*
341,800 Commercial Credit
35,200
3,350
72
100
Preferred
3,822,516 Commonwealth
94,100
70
34
Sale
78%
11%
100
84,800 Columbia Pictures Corp
26,100
158,400
5,000
1,070
2!"
11%
180
19% Sale
100
690
5% pref series B
681,200 Columbian Carbon
34,600
x25%
9
160
19,100 Columbia G 5c El PreferredlOO
2,747,375
160,700
15,600
59,600
699,700
'
*
*
Preferred
1.920
Sale
30% Sale
Sale
50
60
100
4,600 Colonial Beacon Oil Co
229,500 Colorado Fuel 5c Iron
99,200
2?*
Sale
Sale
Sale
...*
Preferred
...
900
5
2
Sale
*
11,900
Preferred
251.400 Collins 5c Aikman
370
June
June
"II"
Sale
11
.*
120 Coca-Cola Internat Corp—*
329,550 Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co..*
94,600
1,600
131,100
1
June 16
June
5
3
165*
;*
183,800 Coca-Cola Co (The)
13,000
Class A
120
20% June 16
6%
14%
22%
17%
59%
45%
1%
1%
3%
4
9
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Sale
12
*
Chile
4,850 Clark Equipment
12,300 Cluett, Peabody 5c Co
60
3
7
Sale
8
2%
Preferred
Chicago Yellow Cab
Highest.
Prices
23%
1% Sale
7
18 3*
Sale
Lowest.
Sale
Sale
8%
Sale
I"
WA
.......100
Chesapeake Corp
290
62
Sale
6%
Certain-Teed Prod
...
290
3,150
2,700
Sale
3
Ask
22%
1% Sale
13*
m
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
Sale
3M
52
820 City Investing...........100
122.100 City Stores
.*
48,900
Voting trust certificates..*
5,880
Class A
___..*
88",900
Sale
2%
100
7% preferred..
Checker Cab
50 H
Sale
6%
85*
%
*
Copper
25
4,092,300 Chrysler Corporation
5
121,700 City Ice 5c Fuel
»
9,650
Preferred
.......100
1,624,000
30
Sale
if"
100
142,900
33,600
14,940
53,400
46,900
3,290
970
A*
Sale
5
c
A
142,190
32,800
1,591
1,139,700
93,700
2,300
20,900
564,800
2,500
132,700
2,000
155,900
10,100
Preferred class
5
Bid.
Sale
16,000 Celotex Co
30,100
Voting trust certificates.
6,890
Preferred
100
326,100
48,900
1,292",900
Capital Admin Co Ltd
1,502,500 Celanese Corp of America.
420
2,375,000
9
•
10
Calumet & Hecla Cons Cop 25
Campbell W 8c C Foundry..
Canada Dry Glng Ale..'
Cannon Mills
Sale
Case (J I) Co
Pref 7%
685.200 Caterpillar Tractor
961,600
11,200
18,800
3,720
27,590
22,900
2,900
1,149,900
Calif Packing Corp
Callahan Zinc-Lead...
June 1.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
36,700
151,400
177,800
13,400
213,400
14,100
12,200
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares.
33
PRICES IN JUNE.
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
exchange-stocks
Feb.
23
13* Feb. 23
2
Mar. 30
Mar.
2
3* Mar. 27
13* May 24
403* June 29
6}* Feb. 24
48
3
Apr.
June
2
June
5
50% June
8
68
32}* June 12
66
June 1*2
3 5* Juue
8
65* June
8
90
May 11
82
June
5
185* June 20 j
65* June
3^
45* Jan.
10
5
12
June
455* June 29
185* June 22
89
June
12
Mar.
1
90
June
243* June 22
7
Jan.
3
90
24}*
285*
345*
22}*
June 12
June 21
June
8
June 29
Feb.
28
25
18
June
8
18
June
2;
105* June
2.
Feb.
27 i
Feb. I
28
103*
103*
65*
23*
Feb. 27
Feb. 14
Feb. 27
Mar.
1
Jan.
17
May 13
285* June 21
345* June
8
223* June 29
18
June ^8
18
June
2
105* June
2
•
N. Y. STOCK
SAL
iince
Price
Jan. 3
1933.
•unhill
•u
Sale
*
Inc
Int...
•rug
12,
16,
2%
14% Sale
8654 101%
...—..
pi tin 811k..............
Preferred..............100
•urham Hos Mllla
102
J
403,
l.:
326,
779,
31,
195,
28,
301,
2,
274,
Bittern
Sale
Kodak Co. of N. J.*
aton
Sale
6% cumul preferred....100
8*
—....
Sale
100
88
Sale
conv
Preferred
......3
lectrlc Boat
1% Sale
6%
Light.....—*
*
lec Power &
(4)_
Ik Horn Coal
14
—
*
%
50
....
Preferred...
32%
115
104
170,
1,
156
June
2%
8%
19%
18%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
June 16
June
June
June
June
7
June
13
June
12
40
Sale
46% Sale
2% Sale
3% Sale
June
13
June
June
6
% June
1% June
June
19
June
7
2%
8%
19%
18%
2% Sale
12% Sale
26% Sale
23
Sale
%
%
1% Sale
„
o39
1
19
si*
1
June
19
26
Feb.
June 23
June
6
107
12
5
1
Sale
June 16
June
......_..__10»
Fairbanks Co..
.......—2?
30
.vans
Products Co
fair (The)
10
4%
3
Co
43
%
1%
Fairbanks Morse &
a
June
June
June
5
June
1
Federal Light &
June
1
June
13
June
2
1
Feb.
2% Apr.
2% Mar. 31
June 17
June
2
June
3
June
8
Sale
June 28
June
12
Sale
June
1
June 30
12
June
6
June
June
1
June 26
38
1
June
Sale
al\V*
Sale
44
.........100
Preferred...
*
6%
Sale
Federal Screw Works.......*
3%
Sale
Federal Motor Truck
Federal Water Service A
*
25*
Fidelity Phenlx Fire Ins.2.50
Fifth Avenue Bus Sec Corp.*
......—
June
Firestone Tire 3c Rubber—10
8
62
Sale
Preferred series A......100
*
15
1
June 30
18
8
7
13
12
13
6
19
7
June
1
June
Sale
June
1
June
6
Sale
June
1
June
12
%
%
1%
10%
12
12
*28% Sale
June 15
June 27
Sale
June 28
June
28
June 26
June 26
June
June 27
8
18
90
86%
23% Sale
67
1
42
June
3
3
June
8
27,
10
23
June 12
26% June 30
14% June 12
56% June 26
75
55
27
June 10
June 30
9% June 12
9
16
{
25'
4%
June
9
Mar. 22
5
Apr.
6
June 27
23
81
5
Apr.
9% Apr.
12
June
7
42
Mar.
June 29
43
Mar.
4
3
6
6% June 12
30
June
1
8
27
June 16
June
8
25
Apr. 20
Mar. 31
June 16
70
Sale
Sale
3
2% June
June
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
9%
3%
4%
June 28
7% June 28
7
10% June
12% May 31
June
9
55
8% June 13
2
6% June
11% June 12
Feb.
Sale
6
10
12%
15
15
97
86
95
90%
Corp......*
-—*
.....
8
*
....
2%
1
....
18%
1%
*
10*
10
..—.—100
conv pref
Fuller Co prior
2%
4%
50
'-*
"A"
pref
2d preferred..
..*
Gabriel Co (The) Class A...*
lamewell Co (The).......—*
Gardner Motor
--5
4
9%
10
110
3
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
25
Sale
"9% "24%
\sphalt
2
7
7%
Class
A
Cigar Inc..
Electric
-*
Sen Gas Jc Elec Cl A-....-.*
Class B
»
Preferred A (7)—
—*
Preferred A (8)
*
Conv preferred A
...-__*
Foods
Mills
Preferred.
.
Sale
*
Sale
Advertising...*
A
*
general Printing Ink.......*
Sen Outdoor
———*
Preferred
113,
161,
Seneral Public
378,
33,
Service—.—*
1
Jen Realty 8c
General Ry Signal
100
Preferred
Utilities Corp.*
Preferred
———-*
Jeneral Refractories.,
*
Voting trust certificates..*
Jen Steel Castings pref....*
Jlllette Safety Rasor
Convertible
preferred..
*
*
Sale
Sale
3
9
June
1
June 26
86% June 27
25% June 12
75
June
7
70% June 29
75
Sale
38% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
108
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
14
19%
12
12%
32%
55% Sale"
100% Sale
24% Sale
88% Sale
Sale
7%
11
Sale
4
69%
102
29%
89%
il*
Sale
Sale
30
Sale
39
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
\lH
M
Sale
79
101%
77%
Sale
14
Sale
11
Sale
25
14
Sale
53
54
Sale
536
Joid Dust certificates
\VA
75
Sale
Sale
Sale
18%
*
*
Preferred..............100
ex-warrants..100
*
12
Jan.
24
65
June 28
49
June
16% Feb. 28 40% June
June
Apr. 19 127
9
2
9
31
June
7
13
10% June
19
23
June
13
1
2
14
74*
27
1
6% Jan.
20
20
June
Feb.
28
12
June 20
Feb.
23
June 13
80
38% June 29
21% June 27
20% May 29
June
1
12
June 20
June
1
80
June
13
42
38%
June
29
13% Feb. 28
21%
June 27
June 16
13% June 16
15% June 17
,6%
June
iil*
6
June
1
June
15
10% June 20
9
11% June
27
June 16
46
June
9
13%
June 16
23
June
9
37
June
48%
June 23
3
June 15 110
5
25% June 26
1
1
12% June 20
June
June
13
15%
June
June
June
6
June
10
16% June
6
20
35
33% June
100% June
'IPs
June 29
18% June 20
June
11
1
June
55
June
June 16
June
June 28
71
June
6
1!104
30% June 27
90
June
8
10% June 12
June
24
June
13
11% June
17
June
10
June
66
June 22
0X4
8%
June
4%
30% June
June
12
41% June 30
it*
it*
June
1
June
1
June 24
2
June 17
2%
June 26
ti*
June 28
June 27
June
58
51
June 22
3% June 16
21% June 13
12
74% June
8% June 16'
20% June 15
Sale
100
June
June
64
7%
31%
17%
7! 83%
6
June
14
9
41%
Sale
Sale
49% Sale
36% Sale
Sale
80
14%
Sale
55
Sale
14% Sale
73
67%
Sale
3
Jan.
3
100
Feb.
Jan.
27
Mar. 15 112
7*
Jan.
9
II*
ti*
Mar.
3
71
92% Mar. 28 104
Feb. 27
10
30%
65% Mar. 3 90
2% Mar. 1
9
24
5% Jan.
3?"
2
9
June
9
June
Jan.
Jan.
11
16
Feb.
27
it*
19
June 17
17
Apr. 20
Apr. 19
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
9
June 22
Mar.
2
June 29
Apr. 22
1
Feb.
16
Feb.
June 12
Jan.
27
18
20
29
6
15
June
8
June
12
June
13
10
22
12
30
June
% Feb.
5% Jan.
26
June 27
June
3
25
20
10
6
June 27
June 28
June
6
66
13% Jan.
9
June 23
17
6
15
June
4
Jan.
Apr.
1
June 20
Mar. 18
June 30
8 104
June
10% Feb. 241 25% June
12% June
10% Apr. 26
Feb. 24 '38% June
1
2% June
Apr.
%
Apr. 26
1% May
June
Apr. 20
6
June
5
Apr.
3
June
3% Apr.
24% June 28
13
23
3! 48%
June 27
June 27
8% June
June
May
2
4% June 24
22% June 26
80
i I*
31
W
June 28
June
14
Jan.
11
9
27
27
22
29
Jan.
7% June
31% June
17% June
13*
i2ot*
27
June
June
May 27
June 28
June
12
May
5
69
Apr. 24
8
Mar.
2
June
9
7j
Feb.
28
June
7
38% June 27;
80% June 28
Feb.
27
June 27
100
Sale
2l*
69
June
16% June 13
Sale
it*
Mar.
99% Mar. 30 108
6
2% Feb.
10%
Mar. 31
11%
6% Mar. 30 ,46
June 27
June
53
aVA
_
24% June 16;
87% June
it*
4% June 28
Feb.
June
4% June 28
June
£31
97
20
June
1
Sale
£73
1
13% Mar.
% Mar. 29
19% June 13
21% June 19
26% June 13
6
4% June
Jan.
June
35%
100
7
27
Jan.
Sale
73
15 »
28
9
13
Sale
14% Sale"
Feb.
4
Sale
Sale
Telegraph—100
Feb.
2
13
31
12
75
32 3
13
3
23
104
103
12
Jan.
June
June
82
102
June
June
27
Sale
22
7
Sale
10% Sale
*
*
•
2
10
7
15
23
Sale
22%
Sale
9
98
Sale
22%
17%
12%
28%
14%
56%
6%
6
June
June
19
31
109% 105%
Sale
£24
20%
11%
111% Sale
33%
37% Sale
1%
1% Sale
5
1%
16
June
19
June
16
106
11%
35%
67%
19|
16% June 13
97
June
June 15
17
June
7
19
28
127
6
41%
6
A"
49
9% Sale
8% Sale
42%
June 28
June
June
June 30
Sale
9
26% June 13
102
34
2
June
Sale
Sale
Jobel
Optional Sale
Sale
Sale
404
Sould Coupler "A"
Sale
Sale
4
(L /)..._...
7% preferred
Joodyear T St R
1st preferred
Jotham Silk Hosiery..
80
Sale
20
Joodrich
11*
102
11% Sale
*
Jold St Stock
42
20
Sale
7% preferred—........100
Jlldden Co (The)
♦
Preferred
12
21%
7% Feb.
Apr
Feb.
2}
6J
Apr.
Feb.
4J
80
117% June
20
Jimbel
100
24
tt*
June
Sale
Sale
13,
294,
6,
7% prior preferred
(Adolf)
36%
June
June
June
Sale
5
Sale
13
9%
June
16
Sale
June
It*
40
30
53
12
32
Sale
50
Sale
June
45
Sale
309
Brothers
40
Sale
5
*
............100
10
Corp.......
Preferred (5)—
Sen Motors
40
Sale
Sale
Seneral Italian Edison
15
22
39
...—10
Special
June
23% Sale
3 % Sale
Sale
105%
22%
11%
33%
1%
7
Sale
15
......100
*
(7)..
15
June
58
17% Sale
8
June
19
17
4% Sale
16% Sale
31
£92
Sale
10%
?P
—100
*
—*
Preferred 7%
37,
95,
13
June
Sale
Sale
16% June 13
June
11x4 June
110
Sale
19% Sale
103% 104
*
15
89
17
Sale
74*
16*
.....
10
16
94
Sale
64
Sale
10
2
15
120
16
7
Co.........5
.....
37%
1
Preferred
Cable..
T'
35*
6%
*
5
Preferred....
11% Sale
13
12%
17% Sale
55%
87%
123
Sen American Investors—
Preferred
10
June
90
*
6%
General
12
23
22
7% Feb. 27
6
4% Apr.
Sale
100
pref..
Freeport Texas Co
General
Feb.
"75"
..—*
Preferred 6%
General
June
June
*
Follansbee Bros
Preferred
Feb.
55
80% "85"'
21% Sale
74% Sale
60
28
% Jan.
3
June
106
10<
preferred
preferred conv
Tlorsheim Shoe class A
Sen
Sale
Sale
9
.....100
First National Stores
Sale
10
'
?g*
II*
17
"
Feb.
% May 17.
15
47% Sale
Mining 9c Smelt—100
Federal
Jan.
2% Mar. 31
June 28
46
Traction—If
June 12
May
10
33
June 10
Sale
1'
4
June
\K
22%
9%
Federated Departm*t Stores.*
2
15
June
17
4,
9
1% Sale
7
9
June
12% May 31
27
2
40
100
Mar.
Apr.
% Mar.
June 16
Sale
Co......*
Preferred
6%
3
June
Sale
%
2
28
June 23
75
5% Sale
5% Sale
7% preferred
.......10*
Fashion Park Assn.........*
June
27 £61
June
June
15
10
12% Sale
55
2
12
Mar. 20
Feb.
13
4
May 27
June
3
Apr. 24
June 19
June
6
17 117
4
Feb. 23
14% June 12
7< 47„ June 13
15% Apr.
4 49% June 12
15
Apr.
June 13
20% Apr. 19 55
June
Sale
June 28
1%
10%
June 22
Apr. 24
Sale
5
June 13
Jan.
5
88
6% June 19
3
Jan.
June 30
June 22
June
3
1
Feb. 14
June
3% Feb. 271 15
4
36% June
7% Apr.
5 32% June
a6% Apr.
50
June
21
Feb. 16
4
June
4
% Jan.
6
June
% Apr. 29
June
22
1
June 16
131
2
June
June 22
General
336
Sale
26%
Apr.
4
78% Mar. 29
Sale
217
96
June 20
UK Sale
4%
...........—*
General Bronze
5
60
June 14
Sale
preferred
cum
General Baking
,576
Sale
11
16
general
926
85
6
10
Suitable Offlee Bldg ......*
Eureka Vacuum Clean
*
351,
1,
3
24
8
13
295!
36,
12
12
Sen Amer Transp Corp
,147!
12
June
June
June
648
2,
June
2
Franklin Simon
98,
1
3
June 15
19
June
F,ox Film
8,
9,
282,
14,
,431,
56,
20,
11,
4,
June
June
Sale
32
1,
437,
1,
2,
Sale
17*
38
111
890,
296
15
30
397,
184,
June
June
,(
Fourth Nat'l Investors
,153!
2
1
June
Foundation Co
5
June
June
June
122
225
June 16
Sale
1
7% conv preferred...
6
Sale
1
Foster-Wheeler.
1
iirJ
2
■Food Machinery
35
9
June
2
2,
June
June
281
9,
June 16
June
First
1
13%
Sale
Sale
First
40
10
34
Flsk Rubber
~4
June
9% Sale
32
31%
Preferred
32
June 16
28
—*
...
Fflene's 80ns.
428
125
122
26
$5.50 preferred
Preferred........—.....
88,
28,
June 16
3
June 12
1% Sale
11%
11%
21% Sale
84
Sale
2% Sale
116
7%
Pref ctfs of deposit.....100
110
June
28
Certifsof deposit.. ......25
Preferred
..........100
3,
June 22
June 16
6%
Preferred
4,
June 21
30
6% Sale
82% Sale
23%
.xchange Buffet Corp.....
24,
1,
23,
5,
22,
15,
13
•
77,
2,
June
2
$5 cony preferred ——*
;nglneers Put* Service
11,
June 22
June
l66""
Mar. 31
% Apr. 10
9% Apr. 22 28%
82% June 22 82%
90
May
4 102%
9% Feb. 20 19
1% Mar. 30
7%
46
Apr.
4 85
110
May
2130
3% Mar. 3
15
32% Mar. 2 83%
97% Apr. 20113%
% Feb.
4
4%
4
Mar. 29
23
2
3
1
29
..50
....100
ndlcott-Johnson
66,
12,
18,
5,
38,
Sale
June 30
......
;mporlum Capwell Corp..—*
88,
23%
%
%
Corp
Preferred
merson-Brantcl A.
44,
15
22
—..
lec Storage Battery—..
Sale
15% Sale
Preferred certificates
Preferred
75% Sale
June
1
Ind—
shares........
American
119
Sale
L08
1st pref.—100
lectrlc Auto-Lite (The)
5
6H%
98
6% Sale
12
Sale
Sale
Ittngon Scblld
19
-----
77% Sale
20
I duP de Nem 9c Co
89%
Sale
29
June 29
June 19
7%
6%
84%
97% Sale
L18
............100
Mfg. Co....
*
Prefer red.
lee & Musical
247,
407,
89,
82,
106,
73,
34,
2%
....
28%
16
13
pref_._I00
Rolling Mllla.
astman
1005$
tat pref..l00
•uquesne Light
4,
Sale
June 16
June 22
60
9
Sale
16
Sale Prices
63% June 29
10% May 29
Sale Prices.
Prices
June
Sale
Sale
53
8
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Md.
Lowest.
June 30.
June 1.
Ask.
Far.
tare*
871,
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN JUNE.
STOCKS
r. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
1
in.
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
12% June 16
41% June
If
31% June 16
June
1'
£73
12%
June
55
June
16,
17% June
53%
17%
1. 70
June
June
12
June 27
Mar.
2
Apr.
Apr.
4
17%
53%
38%
80%
17%
3
70
June 27
June 28
June
12
N. Y. STOCK
July, 1933.]
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
June.
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares.
June 1.
1933.
Ask
Bid.
Par.
Shares
404,700
75,900
928,500 Graham-Paige Motors..
212,600 Granby Cons M S Ac P
118",166
243
Sale
5
Sale
183400 Grand Union Co trust ctfs—*
Conv preferred series...—*
25,000
5,800 Granite City Steel
*
97,320 Grant (WT)
'*
249,300 Great Northern Ir ore prop. *
825,200 Great West Sug_........
Preferred..
...—.....100
9,810
480 Greene Cananea Copper..100
406,817 Grlgsby-Grunow Co
*
140,500 Guantanamo Sugar.
Grand
11,500
2,600
20,600
74,200
266,300
1,520
•
260
216,200
41,800
880
350
1
100
780
3,200
150
273,900
10,000
50
760
74,200
100
30,600
226,400
8,140
100
64,700
16,500
1,500
30|
1,600
86,100
410
15,300
3,200
45". loo
57,300
10,050
114,300
7,100
2,400
122,100
129,100
52,900
194,500
166,500
48,000
260
9,800
333,900
95,500
190
16/*
65,700
70,450
290,000
22,700
12,900
276,300
265,400
Hollander (A) Ac
Son......—*
Mining.......100
Houdaille-Hershey cl B ....*
Homestake
Household Finance part pf 50
Voting trust certificates.25
73,300
1,130
Indian
..—10
Refining
inland
Agricultural
Business
(nternat Carriers
*
preferred
*
Conv
.*
Preferred certificates
Internat Harvester,..
2,673,900
*
9,360
7% preferred
100
247,300 Internat Hydro-Elec Sys A..*
70,000 Internat Mercan Marine....*
308
898
28,100
98,100
63.700
121,100
12,880
Internat Nickel of Canada..*
4,404.137
6,150
4,800
40,500
52,700
157,600
149.320
9,410
5,029,000
72,100
1,710
100
Preferred
7%..100
Paper & Power cl A *
Internat Paper pref
Internat
Class B
•
Preferred
100
—
Internat Printing Ink
........100
Preferred..
International Salt.......—*
*
International Shoe.—
100
International Silver
7%
—100
preferred
.*
Internat Tel Ac Tel
I nterstate Dept Stores
•
11,300
13.606
Intertype
50
161,500
62,400
200
91",356
Corp
370
*
1
78
Sale
3
Sale
343
543
155
Sale
2
Sale
6% Pref ctf of deposit.—
30,410
6% preferred
19,100 Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
Convertible
50
13 43
2 53
6
53
43
6
143
114
2
29
2743 Sale
243 Sale
353 Sale
153
143
143 Sale
243
3
143 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
853 Sale
43
53
443
6
253 Sale
2153 Sale
7843
80
553 Sale
143
153
853 Sale
67
2
80
'
~53
5
Sale
443
43
16
15
32
*
100
•
.........*
171,900,Lee Rubber Ac Tire
No par value,
x
Ex-dividend
v
5
Sale
Sale
853 Sale
453 Sale
li*
5
Ex-Rights
553
1154
4843
3354
643
Z2353
1153
Sale
Sale
Sale
June 26
2243 June 10
90
June 22
6
243 June
6
154 June
743 June 21
30
June 21
343 June
7
June
29
June 26
12
3343 June
100
1
13
June 27
6143 June 30
1 106
June
5154 June 17
7943 June
1
June
June 12
June
1
8543 June
8
58
Sale
3
Sale
253
Sale
253
853
Sale
2
Sale
27
2043 Sale
243
343
1943
57 43
41
1063
83
3
2843
Sale
5 9 53
50
Sale
Sale
343
20
14
1
8
654 June
9
15
June
June
8
June
2
June
50
June
June
June
June
June
3543 June 27
643 June 22
7
2554 June
June
1
June 19
June
1
June
1
Sale
Sale
643 Sale
24
at"
June
6
3
Mar. 18
8
Apr.
143 Feb. 28
1
Apr.
343 Feb. 27
5
243 Apr.
27
31
14
2
29
Jan. 12
643 June 30
3143 June 29
2843
843 June 13
6
May 31
June
8
June 26
79
11
30
4
4543 Jan.
643 Feb. 25
22
Feb.
15
48
43
43
43
543
53
7743
6943
11643
3
Mar. 15
18
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
June
Jan.
3
16
5
27
30
16
43 June 10
90
June 22
243 June
6
June
6
J8
30
June 21
June 21
343 May 31
8343 June 29
9353 June 26
May 27
Mar. 30 125
Mar. 20
1143 June 27
15
Feb. 27
6143
85
Apr.
5 106
3543 Mar. 29 58
6453 Apr.
5 8543
June 30
June 12
June
1
June 8
June
8
June
8
253 June
6
June
5
U7%
43 Mar. 23
443 May 16
143 Apr 11
24
Apr.
4
1943 Feb. 27
Sale
Sale
54
June
36
June
June
June
4243 June 27
2
94* June
Feb.
27
Feb.
25
8
Apr.
5
243 June
453 June
343 June
8
Mar, 29
June
7
4053 Sale
753 Sale
343
354
3
243
253
? 43
9
Sale
343
Sale
6
3
Sale
13
Sale
121
8
Sale
3443 Sale
1
243 June
843 June
253 June
Sale
AP
Mar. 21
June 13
Mar.
343 June 21
19
June 21
137
8
June
June
653 June
26
443 June 21
7443 June 28
7654 June 12
June 28
June 30
3543 June 20
June
Sale
110
1543 Sale
4043 Sale
113
9
653 Sale
1853 Sale
Sale
104
853 Sale
3
243
143 Sale
14
Sale
2
43
843
11
Sale
Sale
5643 Sale
2553 Sale
Sale
110
Sale
443 Sale
243 Sale
Sale
1343 Sale
11
Sale
68
70
2443 Sale
643
Sale
30
Sale
5
Sale
2843 Sale
8543
41
Sale
3843 Sale
77 43
89
76
100
Sale
105
1353 Sale
6
20
Sale
26
48
Sale
Sale
843 Sale
29
3443 June 16
110
7
1
343 June
15
4243 June 27
2 113
June
June
1
June 29
1143 June 12
643 June 20
1943 June 30
June
104
June
14
17
9643 June
853 June
3
June
June
8
5
343
Sale
Sale
6
i!hJune
7
2
June
8
343
2743 June
5154 June
7
June
37
June
9
4743 June
1343 June
553 June
65
June 13
5
June 26
6
51
93
77
105
2143 June
7
June
6
June 21
3143 June
9
12
June
843 June 27
30
June 19
7
1
40
Sale
95
Sale
110
Sale
2743 June 15
5
953 Sale
Sale
44
48
20
16
Sale
3
14
943 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1243 Sale
100
143
10
j
171
153
6
96
Sale
8
643
11
Sale
57
65
2043 Sale
22
1953
454 Sale
2253 Sale
36
June 17' 42
5
5443
3754 June
79
June 14
98
75
June
5
8153
100
June 10 105
5
1343 June
543 June 16
24
June
6
343 June 16
20
June 30
June
6
June 20
June 26
June 12
35
June 20
100
543 June
7
3143 June
2
6
22
16
June
3
14
June
1843
643
2443
1543
June
4
3954
30
Sale
34
Sale
Sale
2854
6043
Sale
Sale
3243 Sale
56
Sale
3343
443
Sale
6
Sale
5043 60
3643 Sale
8
Sale
853 Sale
a Optional sale.
4
21
1
6
5
28
18
28
3
25
2
28
2
7
20
Sale
89
8
105
43
2843 June 16
33
5
80
June
June
3343 June
4
June
June
June
2
June
June
June
June
3543 June
6*
Jan.
Jan.
443 Jan.
4243 June
June
1143 June
643 June
1943 June 30
June 14
June
8
17
June 10
June
6
353
June
6
June
7
8
1243 June
June 26
70
6
2743 June
7
5153 June
June
9
37
June 13
65
7
2143 June
7
May 18
34
May 26
l?fl
843 June 27
June 19
Jan. 11
30
90
May 29
5443 June 20
5
98
43
June 26
Feb.
1
8153 June 12
Jan. 17
June 10 110
Jan.
13
Feb. 28
3
6
27
Mar. 27
Feb
343 Feb. 28
30
Jan. 10
753 Feb. 28
6
543 Apr.
1
3
Apr.
1743 June 29
June
9
May 31
Jan.
3
7
543 June
Jan. 10
1
Jan. 13
51
2
3143 June
6
53 Jan.
Jan. 13
i
8*
May 12
653 June 26
1243 June 24
June 27
55
22
June
2
4
Feb.
14
5
Mar.
2
June 27
Apr.
4
June 26
June 29
June 14
June 19
60
11
June
June
2
10
8
7
13
21
21
28
30
20
10
' 5
11
27
29
12
20
88
4043 June 13
1043 June 28
754 June 16
Jan.
June
June 20
1
3
June
June 27
June 14
8
7
1
;
June 27
8
1843 June
7
643 June
2443 June. 20
June
753 June 27
2143 June 22
2143 June
3343 June
60
56
June
4243
943
443
343
353
1143
343
2
643 Feb. 27
1653 June
Sale
40
10
6
June
5
443 June 21
7443 June 28
7653 June 12
11 104
253 Mar. 15
8
Jan. 26
1
Jan.
3
43 Mar. 2
% Jan.
9
9
8
2
June
June
71
4
953 June
2443 June
654 June 26
1243 June 24
55
June 27
June
20
Sale
253 June
5 113
4
1743 June 29
453 June
5
854 June 16
47
June
9
12
40
23
Fee. 27
1243 Mar.
Apr.
2
June 21
94
6
12
23
42
6
6
1543 Sale
10043 104
15
2943 Sale
253
6
5
94
6
13
Feb. 27
Mar. 17
53 Jan.
43 Feb.
4
Sale
3243
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
1J3 Jan.
11
51
2043 Sale
6
2
85
Sale
1743 Sale
743 Sale
2443
2043
3 53
35
1353
2453
953
2443
543
1 y2
8543
3943
Jan.
6
June 10
5243
743 Sale
8
20
3
19
28 137
16
8
653 Feb. 27
72
June
6
27
28
Jan.
243 Apr.
143 Jan.
353 June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr
May
1353 Feb. 28
80
53 Sale
443
30
Jan.
7553
243
643
43
153
243
43
43
43
156
43
843
1053
5643
2343
4343
1
43 Feb. 17
1
753 Sale
343 Sale
June
9
21
653 June
June
8
7
15
Apr.
May 16 5143 Jan. 12
Mar. 3! 3543 June 27
Feb. 28
643 June 22
7
3
2553 June
Jan.
8
3
Feb. 28
1343 June
8
3
743 June
153 Mar.
Mar.
1
443
4353
843
143
543
10443
7
37
250
__
67
69
20
Sale
374^
Jan.
81
343
343
17
109
1043 June 20
7
1043 June
343 Jan.
243 Mar.
145
143
1143
254
6143
135
2743 Sale
June
453
1943
853
453
Sale
1343
250
453 June
11
121
13
June
27
1843 Sale
653 Sale
2843 30
Sale
653 June
201
48
5043
.
Sale
1043 June 20
7
1043 June
June
Sale
17
8143 10443
3643 Sale
753 Sale
7
Sale
Sale
243 Sale
6143 Sale
54
240
Sale
Sale
61
1,240
Preferred
510,800 Lambert Co (The)
2,280,Lane Bryant
Sale
843 Sale
743 Sale
14-
7
243
50
190
84
60
64
167,100
1,480
49,500
843 Sale
653 Sale
20643 219
Sale
25
8% preferred.........
Sale
10454 Sale
6553 Sale
48
760 Laclede Gas.............100
Kresge Dept Stores....
60
15
3243 Sale
160
12,800
7% preferred.........
79
8343
9354
June 13 12354
June
3
1143
123
1243
843 June 13
June 30
94
23
28
9
June
Sale
31
3
643 June 30
3143 June 29
6
June 28
243 Sale
June 29
June 12
May 25
8
6
June 22
May
3053 June
106
May
3043 June
353 June
May
27
19
25
June
2
June
29
June 29
12
28
June
1
28
1053 June 26
ir
up
June 28
June
June
5
22
June
543 Sale
Fen.
5
2
24
64
6
8
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
32
30
June 29
June 28
29
150",600
40
8% preferred
Kresge (S S) Co
8
353
2243
1143
1553
543
643
7243
853
53
43
453 June 26
1553 June 13
653 Feb. 27
1643 Jan. 16
16
85
Sale
18,700 Kress (S H) At Co
♦
378,900 Kreuger At Toll Co (Amer ctfs)
538,800 Kroger Grocery Ac Bak
20
3
2
15
12
June
June
Sale
27
4,890
1
Apr.
343 Mar.
2143 June 13
June 22
June 26
48
98
320
7943 Sale
16
June
81
Sale
12
100
-*
100
4,740
315,400
Sale
1
June
2143 Sale
34
2453
953
1
*
.....
Sale
Sale
97
%
43
243
343
4243
8
Klmberley-Clark
Kinney (G R)_.
3353
20
*
*
*
10
9,500
59,000
8,180
940,300
1,023
7,370
79
Sale
—
Conv class B.............1
4,500
•
•991,700 Kel vinator Co
1,530 Kendall Co part pref ser A--*
2,685,900 Kennecott Copper
June
1343 Sale
4953
5043
Sale
27
543 Sale
643
50 H
1453
453 Sale
243 Sale
*
ctfs of dep..•
Class A.
June
743 Sale
543
543
2643 2953
2354
Certificates of deposit.....
June 28
2843
2643
543 Sale
3043 Sale
91
94
5
64
28
9143 "9343
12543 130
843
10
6
32
June 23
9
June
20
2
1
1
June
,h'*
353 June
443 June
June
60
o
30 Y June 14
June
21
Sale
8
34
55
85
June
1
20
Sale
543
25
.........
4,900
Highest.
Sale Prices.
1
...•
31,300 Jewel Tea Inc........
*
987,600 Johns-Manvllle
Preferred
100
5,190
6,580 Jones Ac Laugh Steel pref. 100
640 Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B *
299,300 Kayser(J) Ac Co.....
5
87,200 Kaufman Dept Stores ..S12 59
3,250 Kefth-Albee Orpheum pf.100
1,000 Kelly-Springfield Tire....—*
New... ..................5
214,300
_
June 16
Sale
75
June 22
June
28
Sale
54
90
...
2943 Sale
16
Sale
100
Sale
.
500 Chase Nat Bank
760,200
2,200
49,200
88
57
13
100
1,900
2,900
486,200
Sale
55
85
Creek Coal....
Preferred
400
8,200
16
82
1
28,900 Island
110
6.600
404,400
1,880
1,880
7043
11843 139
5 53
7
-.100
Preferred
Pref without warrants..100
"6*. 900
66 43
•
Class C
25
16
June
253 Sale
243 Sale
80
3
Internat Cotnbus Eng...
June
24
Sale
Sale
1253
17
253 Sale
1
*
50
June 16 106
105
Sale
o5*
5
Internet Cement
104
3
89
Ltd.;
Sale
Sale
2843 Sale
28
171
June
143 Sale
*
Machines
3543 June 29
8
June 16i 1343 June
June 16
3053 June 27
77
-.100
Prior preferred
Sale
1853 Sale
Sale
*
35
13
73
13
Intercontinental Rubber..
June 29
71
743 Sale
553 Sale
2543
99
Interlake Iron..
1053 June 26
2, 3553
June
443 Sale
2753
2443
92
_..*
3
June
Sale
27
*
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
June
1043 Sale
3553
28
21
28
Inspiration Cons Copper..20
Insuranshares Corp (Del)...*
int
453 June 26
1553 June 13
34
22
*
*
Steel
Internet
253 June 16
1053 June 16
43
100
794,600 Industrial Rayon Corp
271,200 Inger80ll-Rand.....
6% preferred
1,678,800
1,600
1,580
25,700
31,700
111,000
67,500
3,800
390
100
Sale
243
353
2853
*
Motocycle
Preferred
24,000 Indian
154,300
45,475
23,835
66,900
124,000
65,800
13,400
131,200
118,270
248,953
176,000
38,100
2,600
27,700
3,770
2,431.600
20,000
100
Houston Oil of Teras
178,900 Howe Sound vot trust ctfs—5
378,300 Hudson Motor Car...
322,857 Hupp Motor Car Corp..
10
68,100
19,375
6,600
10.300
39,000
37,100
5,700
38,600
41,800
93,153
12,400
*
Class A
75",700
38,700
Motors—
190,700 Hercules Powder..
._...*
Preferred
........100
2,690
45,700 Hershey Chocolate
*
16,100
Conv preferred
..._...*
Hoe (K) Ac Co class A
*
91". 500 Holland Furnace
*
28,306
560,200
1,200
110,600
100
7% preferred
Hercules
Sale
Prior*
2443
29
100
...
16,500 Hazel'Atlas Co............25
15,400 Helme (G W)....25
120
Sale
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest
Sale
Prices.
31
105
3,930 Hanna (M A) Co %7 pref
*
130,200 Harbison Walker Ref.......*
330
Preferred 6%
100
44,500 tiartman Corp class A...—*
Class B
•
262,200
9,260 Hat Corp class A........
1
350
6H% preferred........100
136,900 Hayes Body—...
.....—*
4,700
4
13
Sale
3343 Sale
1353 Sale
2743 Sale
10
*
...
Preferred
Ask.
24
Preferred. ............-109
20,000 Hall Printing
10,240 Hamilton Watch
343 Sale
1443 Sale
Lowest.
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
29
*
12,200
1,600
Bid.
*
Silver Stores
*
66,400 Gulf States Steel
1,826
7% 1st preferred.......100
....25
12,000 Hackensack Water
Preferred A....
25
1,520
459,000 Hahn Department Stores.—*
18,700
Preferred..............100
22,500
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN JUNE.
STOCKS
H. Y. STOCK SXCHANGB
In
35
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
June
7
1
10
27
Mar. 22
June 14
Jan.
24
ai*
Jan.
ln Jan.
17
43
26
June 27
May 31
June 26
Jan.
3
1443 Feb. 28
33*
50
May 19
80
June 14
3743 Apr 21
2243 Mar. 2
61
Jan.
3
Feb. 28
353 Mar.
2
June 29
16
4043 June 13
1043 June 28
11
June
7
N. Y. STOCK
36
aggregate sales
June.
Shares.
14,600
200
800
5,900
89,500
12,200
4,200
139,800
204,900
1,900
1933.
Par
25,200
1,500
131,500
44,600
212,500
86,100
1,310,600
59,000
5,500
52,600
726,800
57,900
22,700
465,900
699,200
17,400
220
Lehigh Valley Coal
3,100
1,129,500
47,000
1,530
106,700
131,500
3,500
44,900
75,012
23,415
33,515
7,800
976,800
257,200
574,763
115,700
320,000
4,321
30,200
258,700
21,200
110
52,900
60,200
2,000
13.500
48,500
7,900
11,700
5,100
336,100
30,100
398,200
59,200
203,800
1,880
12,400
70
400
J8
63
Sale
713* Sale
18
19
Sale
Sale
6
29
Sale
10 h
130
Sale
19
20
130
132
Libby-Owens Ford
Glass..
Lima Locomotive Works ...♦
Liggett & Myers Tob pref.100
800
25
50
25
51K
143*
ox
13 J*
203*
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
*
Link Belt Co
*
Liquid Carbonic
Loews
Incorporated
—
—100
100
Oil
51,600
24,700
10,900
157,800
46,100
89,400
62,400
84,800
*
*
Stores
100
7
203*
*
3*2
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5
20 x
McKeesport Tin Plate
*
44 x
McKesson & Robbins
5
25*
53*
--50
pref series A
McLellan Stores class A
Preferred
93*
103*
100
60
90
*
19
Sale
*
33
Sale
Sq Garden ▼ t C—*
2
Preferred
Mack Truck Inc
Co, Inc—
H)
(R
Madison
7% preferred
63*
ix
-100
Malllnson (H R) Co
5
100
100
Manati Sugar
7% preferred
*
.....25
Bros
Manhattan Shirt
Maracalbo Oil Explor
*
10
Marine Midland
7
5.
x
ix
IX Sale
53*
7
x
x
10 x Sale
7
Marshall Field & Co
Martin Parry Corp
*
Mathieson Alkali Works
*
Sale
ix
45*
x
—*
*
ix
5x
1
155* Sale
Preferred
1,048,500
,
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
803*
735*
June 16
Sale
293*
23* Sale
69
9
June
June
June
June
87
7m
June
113* June
June
June
803* June
873*
June
June
June
June
12
June
1
June 29
Sale
2
23*
33*
63* Sale
55*
9
15
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
108
Sale
93* Sale
42J*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
203*
573*
1
June
1
83* June
1
June 16
16
5* June
173* Sale
13*
3
13
323* Sale
26
1
June 16
13* June 16
110
40
34
393*
203*
21
113* Sale
20
June 14
June
1
73* June 12
303* June 10
Sale
18
Sale
6
.
4
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
June 12
June
June
June
June
17J*
193*
4"
*
June
70
63
66
673* June 22
70
23
21
23
193* June
23* June
9
June
9
233* June 20
43* June 20
275* June 13
18
June 26
593* June 28
263* June 27
543* June 30
23* June 2
3
63*
73* Sale i
283* Sale 1
~
53* June 16
95* June 16
48
Sale
56
223*
Sale
47
Sale
25
3*
125
3
53*
14
3*
3*
Sale
35*
6
Sale
73*
93*!
33*
35*
103*
73*
133* Sale
2
35* Sale
16
Sale
253*
543*
ix
15*
3*
~
13
22
Sale
185* Sale
153* Sale
5* Sale
15* Sale
213* Sale
73* Sale
9
Sale
203* Sale
143* Sale
93* Sale
18
19
Sale
19
Sale
2
Sale
393*
1373*
75*
173*
Sale
Sale
21
m
Sale
3* Sale
33* Sale
653* Sale
Corp
Stores
7% 1st preferred
Nat Distillers Prod
*
*
100
*
Nat Dairy Prod
13*
♦
.——40
1003*
95*
13*
33*
85*
27
15
Jan.
Feb.
9
June 12
4
113*
203*
2 5*
185*
Jan.
9
June
3
6
3
June
June
May 18
3
June
7
June 12
May 24
June
8
5
115*
465*
203*
203*
583*
Jan.
7
185* June
22 3* June
Mar.
22
6
6
93* June
95* June 10
53*
125*
8-5*
42 5*
Apr.
May
Apr.
83* Feb.
2
June
4
27 335* June 27
June 23
20110
315* June 30
Apr.
Feb.
133* Mar.
Apr.
55
June 16
93* June
14
7
I
June 27
173* June 13
June
1
June 29
June 29
June 28
June
7
May 22
9 !
15* Mar.
35* Mar.
3
2
3
Mar.
2
26
Mar.
3
9 3* June
7
June 27
173* June 13
70
June
9
21
18
145* June 16
June
2
47
203* June 15
165* Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
303* Sale
9
•
June
1
June
47
1
June 16
June 19
193* June 16
1
73* June
Sale
233* June 20
2
June
3
5* June 20
315* June 29
105* June 12
13
Apr.
5* Feb.
4
6
Feb.
7
7
Jan.
23
25
Mar.
3*
3*
3*
75*
13*
6
Jan.
9
Jan.
5
June 19
Mar. 2
Mar. 1
June 16
103* June
8
13* Mar.
June 16
25
June
9
5
185* June 27
5
143* June 22
17
153* June 16
175* June 16
55* June 16
7
19
205* Sale
65* Sale
Lead
A—
Preferred
B
...
Light—
Sale
Sale
25*
Sale
25
263*
..._*
National Supply of Del.-.50
100
Preferred
National Surety—
53*
*
100
-.100
100
.♦
Steel
..—10
National Tea Co..
*
-*
Neisner Bros
Nevada Cons Cop
673,300 Noranda Mines Ltd.
2,142,300 North American.
b% preferred
17,800
1,203.900 North American Aviation
a
3
Jan.
7
Sale
165*
173*
95* Sale
June 22
11
June
7
19
June
7
225* June 26
73* June 20
43*
533*
1353*
183*
70
Sale
Sale
136
Sale
Sale
75*
575*
1353*
213*
233*
2
63*
Sale
45*
Sale,
515*
1363* 136
Sale
155*
Sale
o:195*
Sale
5*
7
Sale
June
June
June
33*
6
605* June 28
June
138
June
June
I"
lv*
June
June
June
2
June 29
June 29
June 26
June
6
63
1083* June 28
June
115
10
Sale
June
70
97
June 13
18
June 26
June 28
59 j
June 27
26!
54 5* June 30
23* June
2
May
5* June
315* June
105* June
2
16
20
29
12
8
June
9
18 5* June
11
June
27
25
7
20
May
5
225* June 26
73* June 20
15* Feb.
8
June 20
27\
103* June
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
113* Apr.
15* Feb.
*
50
5
Optional sale.
125*
13
123* Sale
June 16
13
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
June
5* May
433* Feb.
2
111
120
Sale
1103* June
9121
June 29
114
117
119
125
114
June
6116
June 15
Sale
92
96
193* Sale
55* Sale
21
Sale
65* Sale
63*
63*
13*
3
5
23*
23*
63*
33*
5
Sale
SK
lh
20
100
106
110
175* Sale
293* Sale
433* Sale
63*
Sale
22
Sale
Sale
33* Sale,
195* Sale
83* Sale
103* Sale
50
45* Sale
June
7
173* Sale
135* June
1
525* Sale
233* Sale
44
June
1
215* June
3
48
49
June
1
33*
183*
73*
83*
June
1
June 16
June 17
June 16
4
1003*
53
Sale
225* Sale
103*
11
85* Sale
973* June 8
205* June 13
543* June
285* June
603* June
7 3* June
223* June
123* June
115* June
27
12
3
8
29
26
2
Sale
155* Sale
6
Sale
14
Sale
13* Sale
1"
Sale
193*
93*
193*
13*
173*
833*
963*
9
June 30
20
35* June 17
6
673*
873*
953*
1003* 1103* 108
283* Sale
263* Sale
45
423*
75* Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
303* Sale
32
155* June
June 28
June 23
6
11K
June
22
1
June
June 23
25* June 12
185* June 19
63* June
673* June
90
June 19
June
o:98
June 15
95
100
26
Sale
443* Sale
73* Sale
June
14
June 10 1085* June 27
8
June 16, 323* June
June
1
363* June 13
waJune
,
23
65* June 151
June 10
83* June 13
45
121
Mar.
Feb,
Feb.
4
Apr.
6
17
Feb.
23
27
I
63* Jan.
13* Jan.
4
16
Feb.
28
15* Mar.
Feb.
63* Apr.
5
Apr.
65* Mar.
3* Apr.
15* Jan.
31
80
10
June 29
June 29
June 26
June
6
June 28
June 28
May 31
June
2
June 29
June 13
15
4
Jan.
117H May 29
8
97 H June
65* Apr.
2
5* Sale
13* Sale
35
313*
95
44
96
101
75
jt
II"
it"
111"
it"
Feb.
105
973*
143* Sale
138
55* Mar.
103* Feb.
3* Mar.
M
6
June 28
Mar.
24
82
Sale
Sale
85* June
13* Jan.
313* Feb.
118
June 28
Rights
Preferred
14
3
85* Feb. 25
25
18
83* Sale
23
5
5
pref
Nat Enamel & Stamp.
Feb.
14
June
June
June 29
Juno 29
June 28
June
7
June 3
13
10
National Dept
Ex-dividend
1
18
3* May
5
43* Jan. 30
X Jan.
9
73* Sale
135* Sale
155* Sale
Sale
13*
100
x
Feb.
6
163* June 17
3
183* June
3
553* June
100
7% preferred
Nat Cash Register A
Nat Power Ac
3
June 29
25
Hess —.—*
National Biscuit
cum
6
53* Mar. 31
315* June 30
53* Juno
7
125* June 12
423*
223*
115*
463*
203*
203*
553*
10
4
Feb.
3*
5*
13*
53*
3*
_
4
27' 443* June 27
25 633* June 30
June 26
7
30;
June
2
2 18
15
53* June 29
3
_
June 14
943* June 22
9
955* June
213* May 16
May 29
19
415* June 28
245* June 29
735* June 27
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
June
93* June
93* June 10
185* June
113*
203*
23*
185*
Feb.
Jan.
June 29
183* Sale
175*
20
573*
133* Sale
16 J*
*]
7% preferred
National
133*
243*
15*
55*
3*
_
6
2
255* June 13
18
June 28
553* June 12
30
June 29
4 K June
-8
6
Jan.
5
21
Jan.
9
83* June 12
335* June 12
87
June 28
93* June 30
22 3* June 30
2 5* June
6
213* Juno
7
27
June 29
863* June 28
93* Feb.
74
Apr.
June 26
June
50
73* Sale
11
*
—10
Bellas
2
2x
4% Sale
♦
Murray Corp of America.-10
Myers iF E) & Bros
*
Nash Motors Co
*
National
28
7
29t
53* June 29
25
Feb.
Apr.
15* Mar.
35* Mar.
443* June 27
633* June 30
7
Feb.
Mar.
18
June 16
335* June 27
June 23 110
June 23
243* June 15
43* June 22
93* June
1
313* Sale
43*
5
10
103*
45
1
125* June
Sale
108
273* Sale
203*
85*
325*
173*
193*
553*
June
2
Sale
17
1
16
1
15
1
63* June 23
8
June
Feb.
Jan.
443* Jan.
863* June 28
523*
35*
133*
23*
Sale
275* Sale
27
May
5* Apr.
13* Jan.
23* Mar.
3
Apr.
June 28
June
June
Feb.
Mar.
13
93* June 30
223* June 30
6
25* June
8*
18
Feb.
145* Mar.
8
183* June
83* June 12
335* June 12
June
June 30
4 3* June
8
53* June
19
403* June 12
120
Jan. 14
105
June 22
233* June 22
35* June
3
19
May 26
Feb.
Feb.
4
9
6
Sale
Sale
June
25
63
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
6
33 3* June
Sale
8
June
Sale
23
9
June 28
553* June 12
June 29
30
8
43* June
42
Sale
33*
June
25* June
Sale
Sale
3
163* June 21
255* June 13
June
2
Sale
June 22
June 22
June
233* June
29
15*
3*
193*
1133*
873*
105*
5*
33*
13 x
12
233* June 22
June
8*
Sale
105
June
18
120
June
15
Sale
x27
403* June
1165* June
1003* June
195* June
2
June 29
8
43* June
53* June 19
June
37
Sale
54
June
3
23* June
Sale
120
Apr.
6
65* Apr. 17
103* Feb. 25
83* Mar. 22
35
Apr.
4
735* June 27
Sale
225* Sale
25* Sale
15
123*
13
415* June 28
3.3* Sale
3
39
119
102
1
June 21
zl95* June 16
2
643* June
45* Sale
155* Sale
45* Sale
Sale
63
Newport Co (The)
1
60,600 Newport Industries Inc
........*
25,100 Newton Steel.
—*
44,000 New York Air Brake
100
11,130 New York Dock
5% preferred
100
4,560
*
268,692 N Y Investors Inc
1
379,300 N'Y Shipbuilding...
8,181
7% preferred..—.
..100
*
1,920 New York Steam pref 6%
7% 1st preferred
—*
2,032
No par value,
Sale
333* Sale
605* Sale
35* Sale
463*
*1
84,000 National Acme
976,485
136,900
7,700
182,800
481,700
27,100
82,200
Sale
Sale
38
preferred-.—*|
Munsingwear
$2.50
Sale
68
19
June 29
June
pf-.lOO
Mfg Corp
Convertible
38
235*
643*
6
733*
233*
325*
283*
...—100
preferred
Mulling
27
6
Sale
June
June 19
Mar. 22 134
121
Sale
Sale
21
17
16
65* Sale
303* Sale
823* Sale
93* Sale
223* Sale
13* Sale
103* Sale
5
1
183* June 16 2203* June
6
Sale
83*
173*
5*
165*
13*
27
li*
27
Sale
2
June 30
28
Sale
5
125*
Feb.
2
June 28 134
June 14
5
943* June 22
June 15
9
955* June
131
June 19
ilh Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
so"
6
June
June
12
Sale
233*
2x Sale
3
2%
25*
June 16
June
1
75
6
23* Apr. 10
June 29
June
7
9
13
#
23
15
733*
233*
325*
283*
5
Feb.
16
49
12
x
Marlin-Rockwell
Marmon Motor Car.
Sale
Sale
1
16
Jan.
Sale Prices.
June 30
27
Jan.
34
1
493* Feb.
Sale
21
June 19
53*
7
Feb.
18
8*
12
June
49
14%
79
3
—*
*
Magma Copper
Mandel
5K
Sale
1
June 20
87
17
Sale
275*
815*
4K
123*
June 19
883* June
1163* Sale
100 x Sale
20 x Sale
40
135
6
75
Sale
Sale
ifa
88*
20
283* Sale
130
27
Sale
33* Sale
43* Sale
38
Sale
9
Sale
7
MacAndrews & Forbes Co—*
Macy
o
1
*
..100
25
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
85
232,885
52,500
2,680
58,500
97,300
14,300
17,500
*
7
6
Sale
312,000
206,800
822,200
3,600
504,400
55*
173*
25
163* Sale
*
6% preferred
Sale
18
698,200
6,500
700,900
1,753,500
40,900
4,520
1,771,900
50,100
234,430
3,300
20,600
3,955
2,020
963,900
150
5
70
127,800
1,300
311,100
553,200
29,800
2,870
1,063,800
15,000
340
j
6
19
preferred—
Corp
National
1,630
m
4
*
McGraw Hill Pub Co
19",500
10,530
3,060
172,100
178,400
Sale
25
16",400
16", 100
100
100
138,600
13,000
23,000
648,200
10,200
39,600
3,410
10,800
276,900
1,700
346,800
38,300
*35", 900
115
90
11 K
1
Steel
104,266 Monsanto Chemical Wks..
4,755,200 MontgomeryWard &Co—,
•
20,900 Morrell (J> Ac Co--214,200 Mother Lode Coalition
157,600 Moto Meter Gauge & Equip.*
Rights
89,400
—*
153,900 Motor Products
*
139,720 Motor Wheel—
1,389,700
200
3 3*
112
100
13,650 Minn-Honeywell Reg Co
360,600 Minn Moline Pow Implem.
Preferred
12,940
114,000 Mohawk Carpet Mills
2,400
161,000
6,600
300
3
K
Class B
Conv
623*
23**
Louisville Gas & Elec A
McCall
88*
20
io3*
Sale Prices.
June 13
June 21
June
1
June
v
June
uh June
Sale
Prices
913*
933*
883* Sale
x20% Sale
17
185*
Sale
5*
preferred
McCrory
Sale
223*
*
*
Convertible
93*
*
1st preferred
Ludlum
16
Sale
89
59
*
Common
6 x%
Sale
.....25
Lorillard (P) pref....
Louisiana
*
*
Preferred
Milwaukee El Ry & Lt
3,800
123
Common
'•b"
5
163,200 Miami Copper
518,000 Mid-Continent Petroleum..*
113,390 Midland Steel Products
First qreferred—
.100
7,900
47,200
69
Sale
8%
90,700
183,000
17
85
Sale
Sale
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
163*
5K
m
Mesta Machine Co
5
6,900 Metro-Goldwyn Pict pref..27
100
140 Mexican Petroleum
10
fo"
lfK
41 J*
5,360
33,700
19,600
700
Sale
Lehman Coro (The).——*
1I8
""600
5,800
,91.400
2,180
Sale
25*
Lehn & Kink Product* Co..5
110
230
7% preferred
100 105
123* Sale
-.25
123,500 May Dept Stores
2
ix
*
6,400 Maytag Co (The)
Pref with warrants*
3x
7x
5,200
S3 preferred ex-warrants.-*
100
223*
$6 1st preferred
-—*
2,500
10
—*'
8h
21,300 Melville Shoe Corp
23*
1
250,100 Mengel Co.
10
29,600
2,200
1,900
Sale
w*
70
Ask.
Sale
286,000
"i~,ioo
13*
Lowest.
June 30,
Ask. Bid.
i*
445,810
245,400
56,300
73,400
87,200
2,310
28,793
8,160
3,940
41,700
15,500
359,100
53,900
535,300
263,700
3,200
99,600
63*
Bid.
.60
557
180,300
56,300
38,000
16,100
70,900
1,530
5,810
2,720
1,050
19,000
7,400
162,000
12,000
346,300
114,800
June 1.
Ask.
40
*
...
Preferred
820
800
Bid.
Lehigh Portland Cemant__5Q
Preferred
.......190
186,300 Loft Incorporated
23,030 Long Bell Lumber A
99,400 Loose-Wiles Bisc__
86,200
16,560
20,000
jan. i.
range since
Price
Jan. 3
Shares.
90,900
31,300
51,500
37,000
854,200
29,900
.
prices in june.
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
In
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
543* June 27
285*
603*
85*
22 3*
12 x
115*
9
June 12
June 3
Jan.
6
June 29
June 26
June 2
June 30
53* Apr. 24
20
June 28
UK June 23
22
June 23
25* June 12
185* June 19
Jan.
90
Mar. 24 101
June 19
Jan.
9
Jan. 11
a933* Apr. 25 110
8
175* Jan.
323* June
153* Apr.
363* June 13
32
Feb.
4
Feb.
46
Jan.
12
83* June 13
July, 1933.]
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
I
June.
Since
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Par
13,500 North Amer Edison jpref
8,200 North German Lloyd
210
June 1.
1933.
Shares.
2,400
2,000
760 Northwestern
35,500
95,200
553.400
160,100
13,000
1,434",600
32,600
126,000
2,100
51,000
1,040
543,000
2,480
494,200
51,021
Bid.
66
*
*
Preferred
50
Ask.
71
55*
255*
1%
245*
Telegraph—50
Norwalk Tire Ac Rubber
30
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN JUNE
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
,
37
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Bid.
67% Sale
75
67
7
42
1%
40
5%
34%
79
415* 42
3% Sale
30
—-
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
3
Ask
Sale
Sale
5%
22%
10
June
43
June
7
5
3% June
48
Apr. 19
May 18
16
74% Jan.
7
5
Sale
10
June
26% Apr. 27
43
June
7
1% Feb. 23
29
May 3
3 % June
29
May
June 16
16 V* June 27
7% June 12
305* June
9
4% Feb. 27
1% Feb. 27
3% Feb. 28
16% June 27
7% June 12
30% June
9
1% Mar.
slH
June 22
2% June 16
33
15%
72% June 23
4% June 16
Sale
30%
66% June
5% June
37
8H
36
5
7
3
Nunnally Co
Ohio Oil Co (The)
Oliver Farm Equip
238,700
45,400
100
18,700
340
210,900
270
224,600
9,100
Omnibus
Otis
Otis Steel
"I'M
128,400,
200!
700
100
35
Packard Motor Car
Pan-Amer Pet Sc Trans
New
;
Class B stock
Class B
Sale
81
75
80
81
June
June
13
Sale
10
June
16
Sale
16
Sale
16
June
40
36
38
38
67
June
June
June
25
June
1
31% June
20% June
1
2
"
72
Sale
25
Sale
Sale
31
Sale
20
Sale
84
Sale
Sale
105
25* Sale
5
Sale
7%
10
8V*
Sale"
18
104
110
98% June
55* June
7% Sale
101
84%
—
—
Sale
£28% Sale
33% Sale
25%
27%
86
89%
Sale
5% Sale
100
June
2
June 12
64
June
2
June
15
7
3% June
£21%
£109
45*
5
9
2% Feb.
1% Jan.
10% Feb.
93% Apr.
1% Mar.
2% Feb.
22
Apr.
24% June 20
June
June 26
104
9% June 13
215* June 13
40
June 12
101
June 12
100
Jan.
15
7
June
2
June 12
June
2
June
9
24% June 20
104
June 26
9% June 13
June 13
42
5
17
Jan.
105
Apr.
Feb.
915* June 28
31% Mar.
91% June 28
30% June 13
37% June 13
20
Apr
25% Mar.
31% Jan.
435* Jan.
June
28
8
84
June
1
90% June 12
June 24
cl05%June 20 109
65* June 8
4% June
1
11
11
8
90% June 12
Jan. 13
6% June
8
Feb.
Mar.
28
101% May
1% Mar.
June
110
6
65
115*
11
12
8
June
2
June 27
11
June
8
June 27
2
11
2
12% Feb.
50
—
12~~ Sale"
5
%
55*
2
Sale
%
1%
Sale
6
15*
29%
245*
Sale
Sale
90
89
15*
35*
1
♦
„
sill4
-Th
%
%
......50
11% Mar.
15* Sale
6V*
10
1%
27%
3%
2%
4
6
20
*
10
15
24
100
L Sc Coke
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
Sale
285*
*735*
•
5%
4%
4%
30%
Sale"
fl*
Sale
1% June
1
5
15
9
June
Sale
1
June 16
Sale
Sale
25* Sale
66
20% June 23
2% June 16
1% June 26
Sale"
4 V* June 21
20
June 21
2%
June
6
1
3% June
2
25* June 30
27 % June
June
2
June
6
6% June 29
9
20% June
June
June
June
6
June 24
June
51V*
44%
105%
8%
June 13
June 28
June 19
June
June
June
June
June 30
June
19
24
82
June
3144
S*
Sale"
62
June
76% June 13
Sale
30
10%
9%
10%
30%
June
1
June
1
June 16
June
1
15%
14%
15%
35%
June
8
June 22
June
1
June 29
June
June
Sale
28%
80
845*
100
2%
12%
Sale
1
1% Sale
3% Sale
5% Sale
3%
16% Sale
165* Sale
14%
1% Sale
A* Sale
Sale
50
244% Sale
38% Sale
44% Sale
37%
102%
£104
103%
Sale"
8
3% Sale"
3
5% Sale
7% Sale
4%
100
Preferred
111,100 People's Gas
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
78
108
Sale
June
12%
3%
19%
98%
5%
34%
8
22
24
7
78
Sale
7%
*
241,400 Penn-Dixle Cement
9,000
7% preferred series A
2,600 People's Drug Stores Inc
42,400
Sale
12
50
138,900 Pathe Exch
*
99,300
S4 preferred class A
*,
397.440 Patlno Mines & Ent Cons ..*
164,700 Peerless Motor....
i
140,200 Penick Sc Ford
♦
707.000 Penney (J C) Co
*
35,207
Preferred
100
260
22
100
39
—5
new
80,600 Penn Coal Sc Coke
125* Sale
4% Sale
305* Sale
*
100
Pacific Teleph Sc Telegr—100
Preferred
100
40
34
25
Pacific Lighting Corp
Sale
1035*
92,700 Panhand Prod Sc Ref
*
1,070
8% preferred
100
474.900 Paramount Publlx Corp.—10
110,300
Certificates of deposit..10
57,400 Park Ac Til ford
•
235,300 Park Utah Cons Mines
1
42,500 Parmelee Transport Co.
*
74,800
131,500
6,200
7
*
Pacific Gas Sc Elec
l",926
97,600
68,300
235,500
154,700
40,400
—*
Pacific Mills
"
7
6
—-180
.
7
115* Sale
985* 100
35* Sale
—100
--25
"l",566
26,200
74,100
13,300
2%
*
—
561,200 Owena-TH Glass Co
1,080,800
560
Elevator
l%
6651
60
5
100
6% preferred
451,200
262,800
33,750
9,475
1,540
2,174,900
90,656
(The)--*
Preferred A
Oppenhelm Collins & Co—•
Orpheum Circuit Inc PreflOO
.
198,400
72,800
v t c
&
—*
—
...—100
30
310
Corp
65* Sale
—*1
Preferred A,.
Prior preferred..
560 Outlet Co..
190
Preferred
90
131,100
116,000
14,300
2,130
-*
65
20
June
275* June
June 20
June 28
June 27
%
5%
%
%
6
Apr. 18
Jan. 26
Mar. 30
Apr.
5!
Jan. 20
% Jan.
9
% Mar. 21
%
1%
55*
%
£25%
19%
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
June
6
6% June 29
9
20% June
6
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan. 25
65
Apr. 11
41% Apr. 18
%
%
4%
10?*
June 24
51% June 13
44% June 28
105% June 19
June 30
Jan.
90
18
4% June 21
20
June 21
2% Jan.
4
2% June
6
29% May 27
3% June
2
2% May 31
June 19
,3?*
29%
June 28
83
June 27
78
Jan.
15%
14%
15%
35%
June
8
June 22
June
1
June 29
62
June
June 20
9
Rights
10,700
176,900
238,500
2,300
1,400
228",666:
28,800 Pet Milk
361,400!
489",400
490
1,000
2,800
6,700
250,500
24,800
292,000
116,300
3,400
34,100
11,800
30,000
1,550
17,500
2,410
19,200
7,850
27,850
977,200
9,900
1,480
7,900
2,100
22,400
691,900
23,900
20,700
14,500
243,000
35*
10
Class A
Pierce Petroleum
42,400(Porto
ooa!
— -
2
10
2,200
35
8
16
Sale
Sale
12
June 26
44
45
June
13
45
June
13
25
Mar. 31
12
25
12%
15
15
June 17
19
4
3% June 22
10
June 12
June
6
18
18
1
1% June 21)
13% June 2l'
2% June 21
5
6
1
6
18
12
%
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
1%
11
7 V*
Sale
12%
2% Sale
24% Sale
19% June
2
4
Feb.
41
42%
8%
43
43
June 27
46
9
17
Jan.
Sale
6
34
Sale
34
June 28
3
Sale
15*
8%
4%
49%
2%
13%
7%
June
1
June
2
June 16
June 17
June
2
June 16
June
2
6
35
43
Sale
38
5
Sale
100
16
17
55
Sale
56
Sale
2% Sale
% Sale
5% Sale
Rlcan Am Tob cl A—*
5%
7%
110
6
8%
§
IV*
Sale
Sale
Sale
.4
120% 125
53% Sale
105% Sa e
198
84
Sale
88
June 27
June 28
51
June 16
Sale
IV*
26
15
Sale
10
2 V*
June
9
June
1
June 16
June
2
Sale
5
m
10%
1%
20%
46 V*
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
33% Apr.
1%
%
3%
%
9%
18
15*
8%
5*
8%
1
16% Sale
2
2
June
45* Jan.
4
1% Mar. 15
55
8
*
11% June 16
7% June 21
51
—
1
15,520 Pressed Steel Car 7% pf-_100
4V*
126,600
Common
*
1
479,350 Procter Sc Gamble
295*
5,640
Preferred 5%
—10C 101
xi
97,300 Producers Sc Ref Corp
50
2,958
7% preferred
3V*
...50
113,000
1,100
1,600
Feb.
8
June 30
Feb. 23
3
June 30
14% June
9
15% June 22
5
Pref ctfs of deposit
3,600 Pub Ser Corp of N J pf8%.!00
536,200
Common
*
5.600
7%.
100
13,900
6% preferred
100
15,100; $5 preferred.
.......*
95* June 12
35
June
11
2%
5,000
72,200
83,900
1,140
45,900
1,560
30
9
June 30
12
145*
46
13,100
300
June
35
27
40
10%
36,800
Class B
367,500 Postal Teleg Sc Cable
pref. 100
2.200 Prairie Oil Sc Gas
25
22,125 Prairie Pipe Line
25
600
.
7
2% Feb.
45
40
Ptttston Co (The)..
*
Plymouth Oil
—.—--5
or*
8
8
June 20
Sale
25
Sc Co class B
8
Sale
10
100
cont
62
June 16
Sale
£14
-100
6% preferred
Pittsburgh United
76,000,Poor
8%
60
Sale
1
5
615* £55
Sale
Sale
31%
4%
17%
3%
%
100
Pitts Term Coal
7%
14
7%
IV*
105*
15*
215*
*
Pittsburgh Steel pref
Sale
8%
35%
Sale
—*
Italy A
Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)—100
6% preferred
100
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt—♦
Pref
2%
100
Pllsbury Flour Mills
Pirelli Co of
9
Sale
55*
3 V*
25 V*
125*
35
60
6% Feb.
4% Jan.
4% Jan.
4
25
Apr. 11
47
May 12
19
17
25
8% preferred
4
2%
-*
Corp
Sale
40
4%
*
5
100
Pterce-Arrow Mot C praf.,100
Pierce OH
Sale
Sale
Sale
39%
100
Preferred
10% Sale
10% Sale
14% Sale
34
7
*
Preferred
65*
Sale
Sale
61
*
33,800 Philip Morris Sc Co
1,298,552 Phillips Petroleum
4,340 Phoenix Hosiery
20
150
*
Phlla & Reading C & I
10
10
3,300
148,600
7,200
179,800
37,000
1,000
10,200
2,000
20,900
Corp
2,200 Phillips Jones
Corp
1,000
16,600
438,600
2,310
Petroleum
814,847 Phelps Dodge
...25
13,100 Philadelphia Co pref
6%„50
2,300
S6 preferred
*
5% non-cum pref
10
2%
25*
16% Sale
75* Sale
5% Sale
3
13%
11V*
15%
Sale
Sale
11%
Sale
13%
Sale
4% Sale
15% Sale
10% Sale
5%
6%
2% Sale
25% Sale
14
20
195*
20
8%
2%
Sale
12
Sale
4
Am
100
Sale
15*
8%
3%
Sale
IX Sale
Sale
o
Sale
43%
102
14%
Sale
Sale
Sale
9
5
2%
13%
13 V*
15%
June
June
1
1
June 16
June
1
June 12
June
1
June
9% June 20
37
June 12
4
V* June 20
15
June
6
6% June 3
58% June 12
7
3%
40%
14%
21%
June
6
June
6
June
7
June 19
June 27
June
1' 18
8% June
1
5% June
2% June
June 28
June 16
44%
39%
100
June
1
1 102
June
12
2% June 21
June
16
8% June
1
13
June 21
9% June 12
June 30
9
14% June
15% June 22
12
June 26
45
June 13
35
19
June 12
10
June
23
26
4
51
25
25
15
6
8
18
15% Feb.
27
1
% Apr.
Feb. 24
3
Apr.
Mar. 23
Feb. 27
6%
1?*
1%
%
27
5% Mar. 21
7
Mar. 22
Feb.
Jan.
% Jan.
19% Feb.
97
Apr.
% Jan.
27
2
9
9% June 20
38% May 27
J*
17% June 22
10% June 26
8
18
June
57%
5 107%
2
98%
2
85
June 13
June 23
June 21
June
7
107
£49% Sale
525* Sale £49
99% 105
106% 107% 101%
88" "
92
925* £97% Sale
76
795* 83% Sale
79%
7
18 104% Jan. 12
31 .2% June 21
5
3
June
8
21
5% June
28' 44% June 28
13
7
9
6
14% June 19
21% June 27
2
June
June
June
4
May 17
7
40% June
23
5
8 118
6
3
58% June 12
June 19
7
Feb.
7
June
June 20
June
June
Feb.
June
June 28
June
46
3
114%
June 27
19% June
6
3
6
24
28,
Jan.
4
8
June 20
1% June 21
13% June 21
2% June 21
3
% Feb.
4
June 19
17% June 22
10% June 26
8
1% Feb.
10% Jan.
% Feb.
8
115
2%
125"'
118
5
125
June
June
June
1
June 28
June
9
Jan.
9
Apr. 25 125
4
57% June 13
33V* Apr.
91% Apr. 17 112% Jan.
4 101% Jan.
80
Apr.
Apr. 18, 88% Jan.
68
12
24
31
Public Service El Sc Gas—
900
183,500
6,400
$5 preferred..
610,900 Pullman Company
.......
225",800
646",400
2,140
103,700
8,660
8% conrpref
466,900 Purity Bakeries
2,305,000
14,900
184,900
113",400
Pure Oil
new
»
No
D»r
3,280)
.10
100
96
June 26
97% June 13
89% May
40
June
52
June 30
18
9% June 22
58
June 28
30
...
2.201
Preferred
185,300 Reynolds Metal Co
52,600 Reynolds Spring Co..
...
x
Ex-dividend
c
li
Sale
8% Sale
8% Sale
7
June 16
48
Sale
55
Sale
47
21%
Sale
21
Sale
17% June 16
5%
Sale
18V*
Sale
8% Sale
34% Sale
205* Sale
31
Sale
21%
Sale
Sale
6V
65
22 V
%
1%
67
9% Sale
Sale
3% Sale
Sale
14
Sale
47
55
1%
5%
Sale
7
8
June
June
l1
15'
30% June 30
18% June 16
22% June 27
11% June 13
36% June 13
25% June 13
3% June
Sale
Sale
29
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
16% Sale
17% Sale
50
2%
13
55
2
15
1| 5% June 8
14% June 16
13 % June
1
17% "June
2
20% June 12
50
June
60
1% June
3
18% June 22
6% June
26% June
1
1
9% June 12
7
34% June
6
32% June
7
6% June
2%
2%
5
20
Sale
18
12
7
45
46
42
Sale
40
June 26
49
18%
13
Sale
Sale
17
June
5
9% June
7
10
5V*
5V*
•
a
2
Sale
Sale
7
18% Sale
10% Sale
Optional sale.
8% Sale
33%
31
29%
4%
33
Sale
12
5
1
1
55*
24
June
June 22
June
7
65*
26%
22%
45*
14%
35%
115*
11
•
Cash sale,
Sale
16%
Sale
Sale
9%
•
100
7V*
3% Sale
8%
16
100
Class A
97%
Sale
9 V*
...
value
96
51%
Sale
16
——
403,000 Rem'ton-Rand
1
1st preferred
12,500
100
1,920
3d preferred
...180
642,220 Reo Motor Car
...5
1,378,000 Republic Steel Corp.
201,005
Convertible preferred ..100/
11,600 Revere Copper Sc Brass
•
.
96
Sale
35*
—
156,700 Real Silk Hosiery
1,850
Preferred
29,100 Rels (Robt) Ac Co
1st preferred
8,310
222,100
542,900
60,700
4,100
1,100
1,051
98,200
39,300
41
Feb.
3 103% Jan. 11
27, 52
June 30
2% Mar.
Mar.
5% Feb.
2
3
9% June 22
62
Jan.
12
24j 23% May 27
3
Feb. 23' 11% June 13
13% Feb. 28 40
May 31
6% Feb. 28, 25% June 13
cl A.*
Raybestos-Manhattan
62,100
970
93%
Sale
7%
—
187,506
212,700
6,100
103%
...
55,566
310
3%
60
*1
Radto-Kelth-Orpbeum
Class A
19 V*
*
..—100
5,500,433 Radio Corp of Amer....—_•
36,700
7%
preferred "A"—
50
453,500
Preferred B
—•
259",600
101
50
——
Rand Mines.
19,300
7,550
—*
*
Punta Alegre Sugar....
27
4
June
2
June 16
14% June
1
34% June
1
8% June 26
18
Sale
42%
Sale
10
Sale
20
19
June 19
1
Mar. 31
5
Feb.
23
5% Feb.
27
5% June
8
Jan.
4
17% May 27
20% June 12
60
May 16
% Jan.
1% Jan.
3
3
18 J* June 22
25
2% Feb. 23
7% Feb. 27
8
Feb.
27
1% Feb. 28
47*
June 12
4
Feb.
June
13
9
Feb.
12
June
2
25
June
2
27
28
3
9%
34%
32%
6%
19%
47
June 22
June 12
June
7
June
6
June
7
June 12
1% Jan. 10
2% Mar. 2
12
June 13
June
2
25
June
June 13
7
Feb.
49
21% June 27
15% June 27
fi
TPoH
14
2
June 13
21% June 27
15% June 27
N. Y. STOCK
38
AGGREGATE SALES,
Since
June.
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
473,100
680
160
315,100
T,206(
59,500
40,200
150,700
132,000
850
2,250
26,100
125,800
1,640
850
128,800
1,820
734,300
13,600
1,300
142,200
231,000
23,600
128,200
10,700
130,300
290
507,800
9,300
53,700
230,600
2,031,100 Reynolds (RJ)Tob cl B
3,422
Class A
2,200
2,080
27
60
61
1434
X
20
—
438,600 Richfield Oil Co of Calif.—•
100 Rio Grande OH—
*
6,700 Ritter Dental Mfg
*
127,050 Rossla Insurance
5
107,800 Royal Dutch Co N Y shs—
—
10
*
Preferred (6)
10t
Preferred (7)
.........100
Savage Arms Corp....—
*
St Joseph Lead
Safeway Stores..
Schulte
•
Stores
Retail
...—-.100
*
Seaboard OH Co of Del.....*
Seagrave Corp (The)
*
Sears, Roebuck & Co
*
8% preferred
Scott Paper
Second Nat Investors....—1
15
conv
Ask.
It
1
preferred...
181,100 Seneca Copper
........—*
554,800 Servel Inc
-.1
71,800 Sharon Steel Hoop .....—*
243,100 Sharp & Dohme
*
16,300
Conv pref series A
.-.*
327,100 Shattuck (G F)
*
1,530 Shell Transp Ac Trading... £2
873,000 Shell Union Oil
33,200
Convertible preferred.. 100
167,700 Simms Petroleum
—10
522,500 Simmons Co
..*
....
-
Sale
10
394
20 94
7 94
40
434
Sale
Sale
Sale
88
94
96 K
2 94
154
IX
5K
30
J*
Sale
1934 Sale
2
Sal*
19
X Sale
Sale
60 >3
15
34
7
42
Sale
Sale
654 Sale
26 K Sale
X Sale
1X Sale
4
294
354
20
21K
9% Sale
15 X
14
5X Sale
4034 Sale
6X
5K
7K
6K
4534 Sale
Sale
Highest.
4154 June 16
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
1334
46
June 12
60
June 15
6194 June
15
61
60
June
17
1
34 June 26
1634
8y^ Sell©
15
Sale
32
1394 June 16
'634 June
5
3
9
June 22
June
8
June 16
25
1694 June 29
1094 June
8
3294 June 30
Sale
2294 Sale
19
June
2494 June 13
Sale
21
50
55
Sale
49
June
5794 June 29
8934
Sale
086
June
90
9594 June
694 June
102
88
§8*
97
Sale
Sale
8X
634
19 X
37 X
x31X
4X
29%
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
1094
Sale
8
25
29
38
Sale
30
Sale
37 34 June
2754 June
434
17
June
17
June 26
1934 June
40
Sale
June
1194 June 23
June
6
Sale
June 26
3994
3234
494
3934
354 June
June
3
June 12
June
1
Sale
334
Sale
39 34
Sale
434
Sale
2V&
June
June
Sale
43
June
June 13
234 Sale
534 Sale
994 Sale
834 Sale
1
June
4
June 16
8
June
3X
45 X
43 X
31
Ask.
IX Sale
14 X
3
IK
Lowest.
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
Bid
1
Sale
4X
9
Sale
Sale
Sale
38X
Sale
18
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6X
3794
10 X
16X
7X
48 X
11X
13 %
44
June
4634
1
5
534 June 16
June
40
Sale
36
11
Sale
994 June 16
1734 June 16
694 June 16
42 X June 16
954 June 16
1394 June
1
21
1994
934
5534
1034
Sale
Sale
Sale
17
Sale
9
Sale
8
June 30
7
3 54 June
2
554 June
7
1194 June 21
854 June 28
40
June 28
1234
1954
994
5934
1294
June
June
June
June
19
June 20
27
27
27
28
June 2
2634 Jan.
3
60
Jan.
5
14
May
1
34 Feb. 21
634 Feb. 25
Apr.
8
2
1754 Mar.
2
Mar.
72
8034
234
54
334
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
28
Jan.
15
1694 June 29
1094 June
8
3294 June 30
2494 June 13
5794 June 29
90
May 11
634 Feb.
28
June 12
6294 Jan. 24
18
Feb. 14
3
June
8
46
Feb.
102
June 17
1194 June 23
994 May 26
34
June 26
May 29
3334 May 29
4-94 May 29
3934 June 30
June
7
5
4634 June 13
40
134 Feb.
1234 Feb.
134 Feb.
24
Feb.
X
134
134
234
2134
594
Mar. 28
Feb.
4
Feb. 23
Feb. 27
Mar. 2
Apr.
8
1134
334
2834
494
494
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
21
17
28
28
28
3 54
554
1194
854
40
1234
19 54
994
5934
12 94
19
June 2
June 7
June 21
June 28
June 28
June 27
June 27
June 27
June 28
June 2
June 20
OH iCorp.^..
Con
100
8% preferred
2,200
Bid.
10
460 Rhine Westphalia Elec Pr
Sinclair
17,400
June 1.
1933.
Par
573,500
390,600
5,370
7,320
48,100
200,000
4,930
3,240
487,910
6,520
2,427,900
30,700
6,300
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN JUNE.
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
59,900 Skelly Oil Co..
25
14,100
Preferred
100
5,400 Sloss-Sheffield Steel Ac Ir.100
9,160
Preferred .............-100
3X
4
Sale
894 Sale
Sale
Sale.
7
June 16
2
3
Feb. 20
36
25
June
5
June 26
41
June 27
22
June
7
7
Feb. 28
Jan.
3
41
29
29
June 27
June
7
29
J4 June 22
36
June
6
7
36
June
3
June 16
634 June 30
Sale
1034 June 16
1434 June 27
6
Sale
Sale
8034 June
87
7
58
36 X
40
Sale
12 X
25X
20
-2K
4X
Sale
634
Sale
~7X Sale"
11X
Sale
13X
80 X
32 X
Sale
Sale
8134
3394
25 X
7
8K
Sale
30
48
33
994 June
834 Feb.
9 94
June
2
6
Snider Packing...........
32",600
■65,900
1,227,500
3,167", 950
8,100
100,199
23,400
615.799
1,456
397,200
New
...
....
*
2
Mar. 31
634 June 30
--.*
Preferred
Socony Vacuum
25
Corp
Mar. 23
1434 June 27
Solvay Am Inv Corp—
120
140,900
1,100
1,400
1,200
140
290
560
267,300
7,380
20
19,800
363,700
2,600
570
11,200
1,064,500
500
341,300
86,700
10,700
4,200
24,900
14,300
5,000
306,800
4,900
670,100
3,600
38,600
16,000
6,200
120,300
362,400
2,970
283,180
6,000
700
2,500
115,100!
36,500
16,700
9,600
18,300
20,600
37,700
431,350
221,400
60,700
228,600
51,100
2,300
168,400
3,800
7,700
46,900
580,300
1,200
485,500
15,300
100
5X% preferred-.-.100
—'
16
.....100
So Porto Rico Sug
Sale
112
...
8% preferred
J*
25
25 X
3K
Sou
Edison
California
402.800 Sparks Wlthlngton!
8,170 Spear At Co
110
7% preferred.
38,000 Spencer Kellogg Ac Sons
681,300 Sperry Corp (The)
v t c
*
6,900 Splcer Mfg Co
*
1,170
Convertible preferred A—*
24,000 Spiegel-May-Stern Co
*
2,261,100
3,100
Sale
7
5
8
30
8
33
Sale
H
20
10
9
5
Sale
12X
2%
1834
.*
3
15 X Sale
12194 123
*
Sale
■-.*
Standard Brands
Preferred
IK
4X
25 K
4 K
17 X
IX
*
100
.*
..1
Sale
114
1,600 Southern Dairies class A—*
1,800
Class B
1•
3,400 Spalding (A G) Ac Bros
*
970
1st preferred...........100
390 Spang Chalfant Ac Co
*
6,416
Preferred
100
...
784,500 Standard Gas Ac Elec
206,200
$4 preferred
Preferred (7%)
26,300
Preferred (6%)
12,800
*
...
30,000 Stand Com'l Tobacco
13X
20X
44X
Sale
1934
634
1334
Sale
Sale
Sale
39
1
50
June
1
134 June
3
June 15
1534 June 23
4 K June 15
8
June
3
June
13
June 12
534 June 20
30
June
15
1994 June 30
7
June 27
June
2
16
30
2534
734
Sale
1834
12234 12234
June
1
1034
994
27X
123 X 121
1154
1694
3794
3194
15
June
5
9
June 27
Sale
29
Sale
June 20
35
30
30
Sale
61
June 16
3234 June 12:
2
1134 June
2934 June 29
1194
1594
3634
3134
June
June
June
June
Sale
Sale
1834
2034
55
58
4634
49
June 16
June 28 124
June
June
12
211
1
2234 June 13'
2594 June 131
2
1
66
June
1
June
Sale
2 94
Sale
2 34
2
June
9
294 June
21
9994
3694
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
8i
9834 June 16 102
3134 June 16 3734 June 27
22
Sale
22
3734
994
234
Sale
Sale
Sale
34
.*
Sale
Sale
1534
Sale
8
n7/*
2H
36
100
*
1
25
—*
*
*
100
*
411,700
848,300
1,595,200 Transamerlca Corp......—*
15,500
24,000 Tran Ac Williams Steel Forg*
---•
641,310 Trl-Continental Corp
Preferred
11,900
.*
104,800 I rlco Products
•
31,700 Truax Traer Coal
10
304,900 J ruscon Steel Co
•
155,500 Ulen Ac Co
138,200 Underwood Elliott Fisher..*
10034 10034
3334 Sale
2494 Sale
3694 Sale
9
734
234 Sale
6
534
6
Sale
Sale
Sale
34
Sale
35
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
734
1494
20J4
Sale
Sale
Sale
734 Sale
1594 Sale
4334
92X
..*
*
100
Sale
37
7X
31X
4%
..*
Tidewater Assoc OH../...—*
Class A
Sale
8
9
*
preferred....*
1,400 Tidewater OH
394
June
61
Thatcher Mfg...
Preferred...
734
Sale
122
50
Sale
2
1
191,100 Texas Pacific Coal At OH...10
1
539,200 Tex Par Ld Trust ctfs
Certificates (old)
100
Preferred 6%
12
"1034
10
45
June
8X
1
1
4X
854
Sale
10X
334
Sale
2
Sale
IX
4X
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
Sale
134 Sale
294 Sale
1234 Sale
554 Sale
2134 Sale
a/2834 Sale
5J4 Sale
894 Sale
875
534
3034
Jy*
16 X
7X
5X
X
12
3X
40
Sale
Sale
894
14
22 X
1834
3
X
39i,
6X
35
1000
1834
Sale
Sale
10
534
Sale
14
Sale
42X
42
Sale
3
o
Sale
30
634 Sale
Sale
18
Sale
13
Sale
1394
334
Sale
Sale
24
734
4134
44
Sale
96
Sale
96
7
294
Sale
4
100
18
1894
294 Sale
894 Sale
634 Sale
294 Sale
5.
24
1834
4034
7 94
1834
1134
1334
Sale
43
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
794 Sale
21
51
2634
934 Sale
Sale
14
25
15
30
Sale
66
Sale
554
2534
Sale
Sale
Sale
634
Sale
794 Sale
8
Salo
634
Sale
55
3X
Sale
Sale
21X
X
3X
IX
22 X
1
Sale
IX
934 Sale
794 Sale
70
75
3694 Sale
5X
3
June
3994
1134
394
794
June 27
36
June
13
June
7
June 15
June 16 1794
1
June
3834
1
June
894
3
June
4554
June 27 100
17
June 15
1934
234 June 16
394
7
June 16
2634 June 16
434 June 16
894 June
1
10
2
2534
434
1734
94
20*
2?H
Feb.
Mar.
15
June
50
June 13
8
June 12
534 June 20
Jan.
30
Jan.
16
Jan.
1394 Mar.
124
Feb.
June
5
June
6
June
6
June
8
June
2
June
1
June
3
694 June
2
27
3294 June 27
6
June
1
24 94 June
1134 June 12
June 13
June
4
16
2
26 34 May 31
3994 June 29
1134 June 14
394 June 13
794 June 13
36
3
Apr.
134 Mar. 20
Feb. 25 4594
89
Mar. 16 100
1994
734 Feb. 17
4
334
94 Jan.
2
Feb. 28, 10
9
34
34
834
194
1034
1534
194
334 Mar.
22
6
11
17
28
28
20
3
31
May 24
7
994 June
1794 Juno 12
5
3834 June
35
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
13
12
2
294 June
June
8
3 102
3
3734 June 27
234 Feb. 24
594 Feo. 27
1
June
_
54 Jan. 11
134 Feb. 10
June 21
4
61
9
4
June 12
May
66
2294 Mar.
Mar.
June 12
2234 June 13
25J4 June 13
20
Feb.
15
32 34 June 12
2
11 34 June
2934 June 29
Feb.
534 Mar.
854 Apr.
Apr.
17
Apr.
1
Jan.
34 Mar.
9234 Mar.
1934 Mar.
1294 Apr.
June
1934 June 30
June 27
7
1194 Mar.
20
3
Feb.
Feb.
June 13
June 13
June 10
Feb.
734 Apr.
234 May
121
June 22
1134 June 28
June 27
61
Jan.
June 14
694 June 21
3
June
7
434 June 29
15
I*
7
June
6
June 21
June
6
May 17
June
2
June
1
694 June 21
3
June
7
454 June 29
15
June
3
OX June
2
2494 June 27
32 94 June 27
634 May 29
1134 June 12
1100
65
3
Sale
25
554
1354
2034
394
4134
9594
June 15
15
2X
14 X
1
234 June
594 June 16
5
3334 June
20
3134 Sale
534 Sale
934 Sale
50
8X
45
7
Sale
Sale
30
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
June 15
June 15
June
1
June
1
June
3
June 16
June 16
4
900
9
334
134
234
1154
434
13
4 127
28
354 Jan.
9
2034 June 22
794 June 10
1134 June 28
June
793,700 Texas Gulf Sulphur.
(J R)
Thompson Products
Thompson Starrett
15
8
3
....
Thompson
13
1734 Apr.
June
37K
Sale
21,500 Sweets Co of Amer (The)-.50
19,300 Symington Co
*
Class A
*
43,300
•
46,900 Telautograph Corp
*
91,600 Tennessee Corp
25
1,345,280 Texas Corp (The)
Third Nat'l Investors
51
2794 June 13-
8
*|
100
Convertible
40
Sale
3534 June 27
June
7
Jan. 11
1
Sale
859,800 Stone At Webster
11,239 Studebaker Corp pref
Common
744,905
20,900 Sun OH
Preferred
2,530
29,700 Superheater Co (The)
346,300 Superior Oil
84,000 Superior Steel...
Thermoid Co
10
5X
10X
25X
8X
1994
12
Jan.
2
3
3 X
156,900
5,700
217,500
13,400
18,700
99,200
662,700
3,800
899,200
52,600
*!*
12
7
12
Sale
1594 Jan.
June
Sale
10
....
5
7
87
2134 June
Sale
..50
......
3
June
25
7, 112
1
*
preferred..
20
16X
June
41
314,800 Stewart Warner Corp
1st
10
35X Sale
534 Sale
254
20X
3534 June 27
Feb.
40
Sale
25X
20
5X
294
June 16
June 27 127
*
5x
2*2*
Conv
Sale"
21X
30
122
*
82,100 Sterling Sec Corp cl A......*
Preferred
133
124
June
13!
131
12!
34,300 Standard Investing Corp
*
X
29,300 Standard Oil Export pref.100 100
•!
1,180,307 Stand OH of Calif
24X
10
73,100 Standard 011 of Kansas
15
25
2,282,310 Standard Oil of N J
3094
7,600 Starrett Co (The L S)
*}
35,700
15,000
124
1
June
*
6,700
5% conv preferred
100
10
621,600 Timken-Detrolt Axle Co
.*
970,400 Ttmken Roller Bear
Tobacco Products Corp
...*
Certificates of deposit
*
1,800
373,800
63
654 Sale
31
Sale
13
40
June 16
1994 June
June 14
43 X June
294 June
2
18
June
1134
1234
3 94
2134
June 30
June 16
June
7
June
8
1
June
June
June
June
934 June
834
2034
1534
1554
1
2
26
13
2
12
19
30
June 19
June
5
10
June
3934 June
7
5234 June 28
16
5
June
5
June 26
834 June 20
3194 June 13
7
June
6494 June 21
534 June
1
24 X June
5
27
16
67
Feb.
15
2754 Feb.
6
5
1
10
Feb. 28
Mar.
1
694 Mar. 18
534 Jan.
6
34 Mar. 3
12
Jan. 10
334 Jan. 13
2334 Apr.
6
934 Apr. 20
45
Feb.
2
134 Mar. 22
1394 Feb. 23
1994 June
June
834 June
20 34 June
1534 June
1554 June
934 June
1
2
26
13
2
12
19
30
June
19
10
June 27
43 34
5294 June 28
June
5
June 26
834 June 20
31?4 June 13
16
67
*
Class A certlfs of deposit..*
169,0001
2,200
42,500
20,600
251,000
111,500
70,500
30
170
46,900
359,100
71,000
1,538,600
*
No par value,
a
7% preferred
Union
Bag At Paper..
Union Carbide At Car
Optional Sale
•
.*
4
12
84 X
5%
26 X
14
90
7
Sale
66
Sale
34
Sale
3
Sale
694 June
8
Sale
7
Sale
1134
234
Sale
434 Sale
3694 Sale
28
96
95
Sale
9534 105
1294
1434
3834 Sale
31
Sale
Sale
4154 Sale
1 a/75
June
5
3754
3 94
1294
634
June 26
June 20
June
39
June 29
June 20
95
June 20
June
3334 June
294
28
1234 June 10
834 June 20,
634 June
66
2
June 13
1
June
June
694 June
234 June
5
1394 June
3634 June 16
16
June 121
June
19
3434 June 28
4294 June 28
254 Mar.
294 Mar.
294 Feb.
41
Apr.
2034 Feb.
2h
94 Jan.
934 Feb.
76
Apr.
534 Jan.
1994 Feb.
June
2
13
1234 June 10
834 June 20
x75
June
16
3754. June 26
394 June 20
1294 June 12
634 June 19
June 29
39
May 22
3434 June 28
4234 June 28
100
N. Y. STOCK
JULY, 1933.],
aggregate sales
Since
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares
Shares.
230,500
28,200
1,562,700
4,600
500
108,600
1933.
471,800
Sale
2S
Union OH. California
June 1.
Ask.
Par.
62,700
5,884,900
16,300
range since jan. 1.
prices in june.
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
June.
39
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Sale
Union Tank Car
Aircraft ft Tr Corp..*
Sale
6% pref series A
50
4,300 United American Bosch Corp*
*
216,100 United Biscuit off Am
Sale
United
6
15}*
98 x
250
490
98,366
396",800
United Carbon
—*
118,500
United Cigar
1
100
*
Sale
16 x
21}*
31a
62
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
83*
7%
233* Sale
Lowest.
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
203*
21?*
343*
61
10
Sale
Ask
163* June
1
18
June 17
293* June 16
60
June 24
83* June
2
22
June 16
Sale
Sale
Sale
62
15
24}* Sale
102
June
109
Lowest.
Highest.
—..100
Preferred..
1
Sale
United Business Publishers.*
Stores..
6% preferred
600
United Corp
Preferred
7,690
4,771,700
220,600
14,120
150
310
Preferred.
1,797,100
49,900
35,110
111,000
47,400
United
..*
Sale
69,410 United
820
375,500
2,100
177,200
12,200
4,000
79,400
2,350
123,600
5,100
127,800
1,260
1,910
385,800
43,200
7,100
200
81,700
300
88,700
230
480
34,400
35,600
1,700
28,300
53,300
350
19,500
499,500
78,700
53,200
400
136,700
269,300
73,500
234,700
5,500
1,375,300
41,700
20,500
*
June
21
Sale Prices.
83*
103*
163*
51}*
Mar. 2
Feb. 21
Mar. 2
Mar. 1
10S
vi
Jan.
3
Jan.
13
271
2
22?* June
363* June 13
June
66
June 20
9
26?* June 12
14 1013* June
26,700
420
88,900
10,800
6
273* June
8
103
Sale
Universal Pict 1st pref....100
14
109
18
790
9,200
27,500
490,900
58,500
484,700
450
19,200
200
22,900
5,800,
800
1,040
29,400
30,700
3,600
42,900
1,000
156,200
123,500
28,000
319,800
121,700
1,600
3,300
360
14,800
2,000
210,000
300
22,500
178,900
95*
14 H
*
100
Preferred
10
163* Sale
18
1
*10,x
Sale
20
104
Sale
83*
„
3H
Sale
*
45
100
Sale
_I00
Sale
50
40
Sale
Sale
151.300 Walworth Co
Class B
7% preferred.......—100
Warner
Bros Pictures
Webster
2x
Sale
1
50 X
48
4A
100
.
....
.50
...—.*
52,300 Weston El Instr..
Class A
*
1,400
*
62,100 Westraco Chlorine Prod
*
14,300 Wheeling Steel Corp.....
3,500
2,340
61,500
Preferred.
......
White Motor....
100
34
55
3
12
16
16?*
61
65
7}*
Sale
88
80
June
20
1
June
83*
June
13
8
2Vs June
June 28
14
June
77
June
24
June 30
464*
June 30
113
75
115
X
12X
Sale
Sale
16
•
56,500 White Sewing Mach
Convertible preferred
*
10,200
5
116,100 WUco* Oil At Gas
*
3,400 Wilcox-Rich Corp class A
5
513,300 Willys-Overland...
900
7% convertible pref....100
*
315,500 Wilson At Co
"A"
...»
257,200
Preferred...
;
100
71,200
10
1,430,250 Woolworth (F W)
..100
289,200 Worthington P At M
7% preferred "A"
100
5,600
6% preferred B
100
8,600
1,940 Wright Aeronautical Corp.. *
*
78,500 Wrigley (Wm; Jr
11,166 Yale Ac Towne Mfg Co.....25
10
529,600 Yel Trk a c'ch class B
7% preferred
100
2,650
*
53,800 Young Spring Ac Wire
•
70
10
73
71
Sale
113* Sale
Sale
40}* Sale
493* Sale
51}* Sale
213*
4
Sale
16
June
8
It*
iv
60
6?*
1?*
21
253*
7
iv
15
Sale
30
80
40
57
Sale
15
1003* 105
113* Sale
85
823*
6
.
30
153*
63*
4}*
60
13*
Sale
65
\H
Sale
55
■ix
24 a
563*
Sale
75
21
Sale
52
53
58
Sale
61
633*
53 3*
69
Sale
63
Sale
100
Sale
4
Sale
1}
101
90
7?*
2?*
54
105
92
95
Sale
10
Sale
27 x
Sale
44
113*
Sale
iv*
Sale
27}* Sale
43}* Sale
Sale
83
70
4h
6
9
17 A
12
6}*
7}*
14
10
8
153*
173*
24
20
-
14}*
5*
ix
2%
153*
2a
Sale
Sale
Sale
183*
Sale
Sale
41
52
23
Sale
2
Sale
92
Sale
Sale
ix
3
23}*
Sale
20
53*
4?*
253*
1083*
Sale
Sale
27
33*
55?*
*29 Vs
46 M
833*
June
1
85
June 21
19
15
June
8
30
June 30
June
8
June 21
1
8?* June 27
183* June 19
4}* June 22
June
1
40
June
1
June
2
June
16
June
63* June
June 27
June
June
June
June
June
June 22
June
1
June
16
June
16
June
15
65
3
1
6
21
43*
22?*
35?*
17?*
6?*
June
19
10
19
17
3
26
33* June
9
263* June 28
% Sale
Sale
17
28
8
4 100
Feb.
5
Apr.
Mar. 15
Apr. 13
Apr. 17
Feb.
25
20
5
Feb.
1
Jan.
16
50
Jan.
20
11
63*
Sale
Sale
June
6
Sale
92
June
2
Sale
1
Sale
7?* June
2?* June
433* June
Sale
26
June
9
Sale
41
June
16
Sale
2
1
1
813* June 16
893*
14 3* June
293*
Sale
17
June
45
June
6
18
June
2
23
June
83* June
16}* June
203*
55
19
21?*
293* Sale
-23* Sale
8
73*
43* Sale
28
253*
8?*
183*
5
7
16
1?* June
June
June 16
June
683*
L10?*
96?*
11?*
43*
64 3*
3134
493*
873*
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
12?*
183*
18?*
29}*
543*
21?*
293*
33*
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
13
13
7
29
29
13
30
21
June 21
10
5
4
25
Sale
Sale
60
40
43
11
35?*
14
15
193*
21
36
Sale
153* Sale
29
Sale
19
17
3
June 26
June 22
65
9
33* June
263* June 28
June 29
57
June 14
73
June
June
103
Sale
8
53* June
2
June 21
26
333*
92
81
23*
}*
173*
11?*
19?*
60}*
33* Feb. 27
10
5
Mar. 3
Mar.
73* Jan.
4
15
Feb.
27
14
Jan.
25
11?* Apr.
1
3* Jan. 20
Jan. 14
v
15
Mar.
2
Mar.
1
Sale
•
6 J* June
1
13?* June 16
54
June 15
37 a June
1
263* June
1
37
June
1
34
June
1
173* June 15
463* June 16
11
June
7
22
Juno
6
693* June
2
46}* June 27
37
June 13
51
47
20
Sale
7
June
6
June 13
June
503* June 26
•
63* Sale
29?* Sale
153* Sale
303* Sale
t
June
2
7
June
6
403* June
6
17?* June 12
32?* June 12
1}* June 17
53* June 16
2 a June
3
73* June 12
June
June
June
June
June
19
June
June
June
13
19
11
12
12
7
13
13
23
13
13
7
June 29
June
June
29
13
June 30
June
21
10
June 21
53*
263*
2?*
173*
June
2
May 31
Jan.
Jan.
4
24
Jan.
3
11
June
7
Jan.
3
22
June
6
Mar.
2
8
2
693* June
46}* June 27
2
37
253* Apr.
8
12?*
183*
18%
29 a
543*
21?*
293*
33*
14
Mar.
14
Mar. 15
Feb.
28
47
5
June
13
June
51
14
7
June
6
24
6
Apr
343* Feb. 28
•
May 27
503* June 26
■.'•■'/•
22
24
16
30
16
16
183*
4%
29?*
133*
25 a
4^
10
June
3
Sale
23
June
77 a June
37
6
June 27
2
34
5?* Sale
63* June
43*
22?*
355*
17?*
6?*
613* June
533* June
14
13
19
27
12
12
7
13
13
23
19
19
21
3
Sale
20
June
June 22
June
40
Mar.
Sale
48
May 31
June 30
Jan.
13
June 27
Apr. 22
4
77?* June
Apr,
68 a June
6
Apr.
Apr. 13 110?* June
Jan.
3 101
Apr.
5
11?* June
Apr.
4 A June
Mar.- 31
Feb. 25 64 A June
3
31}* June
Jan.
Feb. 25 49 a June
2
873* June
Feb.
17
173*
483* Sale
113*
88?*
8?*
183*
4}*
Mar.
1-16 Mar. 30
Feb. 14
12
16
3}* May 16
June 30
8
153* June
85?* Jan. 25
15
May 11
June
8
30
8
67}* June
58
30
20
7
2
40
11
Sale
23
31
June 14
Sale
5
May 11
June 29
Sale
10
May
5
May 24
57
46
26
11
2
Mar.
73
453*
213*
6
Jan.
28
1303* Mar. 21
June
2
83
8}* June 13
7
2?* June
24?* Mar. 20
8
275* June
June 27
8
June 26
55
June 26
35
1
33
9}*
18
Jan.
28
June
88
2
Sale
Sale
June 28
9
June
June
June
37
7x
June
98
Jan.
June
June
173* June 16
a
Sale
Sale
3}*
56
60
2
3
13?*
15?*
31a
56 a
52
57
54?* Sale,
38}* Sale1
26?* Sale
35
4
2
Jan.
7
43* Feb.
5* Mar. 21
23* Feb. 25
73* Feb. 14
7H
June
58
Sale
18?*
25
35}* Sale
133* Sale
16}*
23
8}*
1
June
June
Mar.
23
55* Mar. 29
75
Apr. 29
%
23*
5*
113*
June
Jan.
27
Feb.
12?* Fen. 25
June 14
June
June
12
30
30
8
8
28
8
8
21
Mar.
28
Feb.
57
113* June 30
85
June
29
29
28
29
20
28
13
30
26
13
13
8
28
20
8
6
June 27
June
8
Feb.
1
12}* Sale
4
23*
2}*
53*
133*
393*
8
1
10?*
163*
51
67 }* June
June
,00
June
58
69
Sale
8
June
1
23*
Sale
153* June
June
Sale
10M
3 a June
8
58
June 30
4
Sale
49
a
1
1
133*
23*
123*
253*
14?*
43*
Sale
Sale
June 26
27
Sale
Sale
Sale
June 26
2?* June
21
Sale
43
June 27
35
53* June 16
Sale
Sale
106}*
8
55
3
1
10
Sale
16
38}* Sale
45
49}*
3
15
June
June
17?*
13
June 13
June
7
June 20
June
8
June
June
80
8}*
2?*
243*
27?*
June
493* June
100
Sale
25}*
9?*
30
Sale
9
ix
1
23* June 17
833*
12?*
Sale
30
23*
9 115
Jan.
3
11 Vs
Apr.
Feb. 28, 66?*
1' 16
Mar.
Feb. 25 24}*
Feb. 23
703*
June
June
213*
33*
30 3*
213*
73*
30
3
June
30
8
82
103*
463*
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
FeD.
1
June
Sale
383*
27
5*
35?*
3?*
653*
23*
Sale
June
June 16
Sale
Feb.
Apr.
June
1
June
4
18
ivs
?*
153*
75*
15*
20}-*
14}*
1
43*
11
Sale
June
Mar. 28
51
4
June
24
Mar. 24
17
May
16
35
253*
June
Feb.
125
Sale
June
June
7
28}* June 13
Sale
June
June
June
59
2
June
77
June 28
June
June
June
84
28
88
83
165*
13
Jan.
9
June 13
June
3
June 28
June
14
1013*
1 ?*
133*
2?*
43*
9
June 29
23
June
70
June
June
!s/"
1283* June 13
33*
15
24}*
20
30
9
June 28
63
26
June 28
165""
June
63* June 20
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
73*
?*
33*
363*
8
4
June 21
50
6
98
8
Jan.
23
16
Sale
8
13?* June 20
15?* June
8
313* June
6
563* June 27
June
2
63* Feb.
143* June 13
40 A June 13
Feb.
2
June
Sale
143*
8
8
24}* June
70}* June 21
27S
6?*
Mar. 21
553*
1
483*
213* Apr.
96
Apr. 19 120 3*
10
Apr. 241 35
1 *20
63* Mar.
12?* Apr. 10, 19
91
Sale
2
June 13
June
66
45
Sale
14
Sale
8
3
3}* Mar.
Apr. 19
A Feb. 28
50
June
.213*
Sale
June
365*
1 100
May
4
3* Jan. 23
June 28
60
Sale
85
4
56
58
23*
283*
19
Mar. 31
60
Sale
18*
Apr.
Apr.
4«
14
1
35
Sale
3
3
40
73* Sale
23 A Jan.
16
Sale
803*
Mar. 31
June
31
Sale
18
fv
37?*
Sale
June
22?* June
17
40 A June
June
9%
.....
15
Sale
100
1
Feb.
Sale
4
30
16
June
3
iv
vv
12
Mar. 31
Sale
Sale
183*
33*
203*
ix
June
2?* Sale
51
13
June
16
June
83* June 10
Sale
Sale
9
June
8
11}* June
663* June 28
June
Sale
1263*
Sale"
21?* Sale
30
11}*
13?*
26 3*
52 3*
June
115
w2
70
753*
13
June 30
6
11
Sale
June
183*
83* June
443* June
Sale
19
1A
3 A
3
50
White Rk M Spr ctfs
506,000 Youngst'n Sh Ac Tube—
17
11}* Sale
4X
Sale
77
...
1st preferred
x2Q
8
—
7%
133* June
16}* June
43* June
Sale
8
__i
16,220 Wells Fargo Ac Co
172,600 Wesson Oil At Snowdrift
84 cony preferred
16,600
*
7,580 West Penn El Co "A"
100
7% preferred
10,698
106
Preferred (6)_.
6,090
4,380 West Penn Pow pref 7%.. 100
100
6% preferred
3,550
21,620 Western Dairy Prod A
Class B y t c
61,100
1,621,679 Western Union Teleg—— 100
227,700 Westlngbouse Air Brake
1.731.601 Westlnghouse El Ac Mfg. .50
3,900
Sale
Sale
20
1
....
.
35
v
Eisenlohr
Preferred
June
Sale
80
Sale
13.85 cony preferred...
5.400
79,900 Warner-Quintan —_..
389,600 Warren Bros—_.—.—.
Convertible preferred..
14,820
161.300 Warren Fdry Ac Pipe
71,300
24
June
128
1}
*
Sale
4
93*
603*
Sale
30
IX
*
June
10
Sale
Sale
.....—
109
120
107
Sale
Sale
....
June
June
Sale
100
6?*
553* June 29
483* June 20
1203* June 28
39
38
Sale
June 29.
June 29
June 28
23* June
523* June
65
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
Ward Baking class A
Sale
14?*
80
163*
June
27
Jan.
28g
June 13
4
84
10?* June
74
81
23
27
6
153* June
6
251,110 Vulcan Detinning.......100
7% preferred..........100
1,500
58,600 Waldorf System
1,020 Walgreen 6x% preferred. 100
xl9?*
*173*
8
June
Sale
Sale
4}*
100
OQ
June
243* June 13
953* June 27,
233*
463*
Sale
x
Preferred
118
15
1
Sale
20 x
12
653,400 Vanadium Corp of America
*
24,480 Van Raalte Co
970
7% 1st preferred
100
70
6
47}*
6
2
163* Sale
56
3 3* June
9
June 29
June
92
94}* Sale
3
3?*
79
June 28
63
Feb.
24}* Apr.
63* June 20
18}* June
10
14
13*
*
•
115,200 Va-Caro Chem
7% prior pref.....—100
7,920
6% preferred
100
45,600
2,230 Virginia Elec Ac Power 6% pff*
1,870 Virginia Iron, Coal A: CokelOO
Sale
13 3*
72
...—100
Preferred stamped
Sale
Sale
95
62
Sale
Utilities P Ac L "A
Preferred......
23*
123*
9
June
50
513* June 16
13* June 16
Sale
139
10
Vadsco Sales Corp......
Sale
22
4
Sale
61
143* June 13
40}* June 13
6}* June 21!
June
June
Sale
59
Preferred... .......—100
43
60
66
*
e
11%
110
a2**
.*
»
....
a*
50
—100
620 Utah Copper
990
Sale
it* iS*
4
*
Preferred
100
25
4
US DlstrlbCorp
456
360
20
1st preferred.............*
Preferred..
50
26,990
5,528.845 United States Steel.. ....100
7% preferred.......—100
491,300
*
53,800 U S Tobacco
'
Sale
100
Sale
110
75
75
Sale
1,428,525
Sale
Sale
*
22,200
4,100
1,380
2,870
1,800
3
50
5
4
50
*
17,100
129,800
36,200
50
51?* Sale
23* Sale
10
53*
193* Sale
91
943*
2
33*
13}*
645,300 U S Rubber
8% 1st preferred
272,900
647,700 U S Smelt Ref Ac Mg
777,000
3,500
48,800
233,000
6,110
57,300
32,700
55,800
33
39
U S Pipe Ac Foundry
June 16
8?* June
343* June
23* June
Sale
5
25
Preferred
x22
Sale
4
70
296.600 U S Realty Ac Impt
83,800
14,490
12
39
Sale
Sale
Leaf Tobacco
3,5751 7% preferred
46,600 U S Hoffman Mach
1.076.600 U S Indus Alchol
276,800 USLeathers t c
Class A v t c
233,500
Prior preferred y t
3,400
70
400
Sale
9
*
Preferred
Universal
Sale
34?* Sale
80
Sale
*
United Stores A
263*
Sale Prices.
June 27
21
13
June 20
9
3
Mar. 21
13}* Feb. 24 26?* June 12
6
92
May
2 1013* June
13
i
Sale
195,600jU S Gypsum Co
390
13,220
ix
100
Preferred
900
560
99
United Piece Dye Works.
9,4001
594,300
158,600
430
*
Paperboard Co.—100
61,100 U S Freight
300
41,600
1,900
14,000
Sale
100
99,100 U S & Foreign Secur Corp ..*
335,000
98,700
40
*
Co
Preferred
United
1
11
...100
Preferred
44,400 U S Express
30
340
287,600
15,570
Electric Coal
United Gas A Impt
900
480
39x
100
...
110
223* Sale
3
100
Dyewood
616.300 United Fruit
—--*
100,600 Universal Pipe it Had Co..*
1,193,510
14,000
2,300
27,200
10
Sale
Sale
140
1.300
..........—
13 J
101
Highest.
Prices
Sale
Prices.
Sale
*
Bid
7
Jan.
20
23* Mar.
2
Mar.
2
18
22
June
7
June
2
6
33* Mar. 30
73* Feb. 28
40}* June
6
17?* June 12
32?* June 12
3* Feb. 27
35* Feb. 28
2?* May 31
73* June 12
(Blue) certificates
14,800
118,300
•
29,300 Zenith Radio Corp
309,100 Aonlte Products Corp
No par value,
x
Ex-Dividend,
a
*
1
Optional sale.
%
1
43*
2?*
6?*
Sale
Sale
2 3*
73*
Sale
Sale
New York Curb
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
June
1933.
Shares_
Bond Sales.
1932.
22,545,649
49,455,147
Jan. 1 to June 30_
June
2,720,768
24,300,912
Since
Shares.
Price
Jan. 1.
Shares
Jan. 3
1933.
INDUSTRIAL
Par.
AND
MISCELLANEOUS
100 Abbott Laboratories com
"""200
Acetol Products, Inc. A
425 Acme Steel Co
2,900
9,700
75
Acme Wire Co
7,800
*
25
Class B
9,900
1,100 Agfa Ansco Corp com
6,800 Alas worth Mfg Corp com
700
2,200
9,000
1,400
3,900
■'
895
25,300
5,900
17,150
3,030
50
*
*
Ask.
Sale
4H
•
Sale
4
14 Y
Sale
H
2
%
4%
% Sale
lYs
2M
Sale
5
8
9
2Vs
2K
2Y
5M
.7%
Sale
7
10
200 Alliance Investment
500
Sale
3
300
conv
10
14
Sale
14K
16
35
189,550
21,800
600
21,300
Sale
5%
Capital Corp
com
June 15
13
3734 Feb.
June 26
37
16
June 19
734 Apr. 27
1324 Mar. 3
38^
Sale
2
100
45
June 26
1
23
June 27
16
June
9
23
June 27
"H
%
2%
3 Ys
Sale
com
%
M
1
Y
Sale
Sale
H
7% 1st pref series A
130
Amer Founders
*
Corp.....
334
Sale
a234 June
134
Sale
100
.
100
100
Meter Co
130
June 22
2H June
34 June
8
8
1
2
June 26
134 June
1534 June
1434 June
3
1
3
2
15% June
6
134 June 28
10
June 26
434 June 20
2 34 June 13
2034 June 13
20
June 13
S
Anchor Post Fence com
Arcturus
43 Y
38,000
50
53 J4 June 26
June 26
60
June 27
23
Feb.
2
27
1,000
4,900
363,700
3,300
7,900
993,066
23
1234 May 13
34
Mar.
34 Jan.
1
11
Jan.
Jan.
8,900
30,8,00
70,900
6,525
Atlas Plywood Corp..
Atlas
Corp
H
Xt
1H
Sale
4Y
*
Warrants..
196,367
17,425 Auto Voting Machine com..*
200
...
6,100
1,050
2U
3
ig
134
30 130
June
70
70
2,400
4,600
30,800
600
Sale
424 Jan.
334 Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
224 Jan.
Apr.
May
8
Apr.
9
May
i*
"A
600
400
2,500
5,200
190,163
76,063
«
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,
:
For footnotes
Opt b% Conv pref
1,232 Blumenthal (S) Or Co
see page
54.
com..
*
16
20
13
June
13
June 13
25
June
19
60
June
19
60
June
15
10
June
15
4324 Jan. 10
5
May
3
June
June
9
2
.
.
334'
Juno 27
134 June 27
1634 June 20
June 14
16
June 27
1224 Feb.
8
2
Apr.
8
Xs Mar. 29
624 Feb. 28
1534 Feb. 23
18
May 27
6
June 27
10
Feb.
124 June 27
1634
June 20
29
June
3
Jure
17
Jure
19
1
June
9
10
2
8
June 29
1234
June
334
12
June
10
2
Sale
1
Sale
334
23 34
334
Sale
3 34
Sale
434
234
4%
Sale
2
50
5534
Sale
3 34
Sale
134
%
1134
2 34
2334
2
June
8
June
1
June
3
June
1
June
8
June 30
4734
534
1634
4134
834
234
534
' Sale
Sale
65
2
2
June
2
4
June
17
1434 June
1
7
Sale
41
Sale
1434
3 34 June
3
June
4
Sale
234
Sale
Sale
57
June
1
Apr. 29
10
15
June 29
7
June
12
334 June 13
834 June 23
234 June
June
June
June
June
1-34
1734
424
2334
12
6
26
20
30
234 Apr.
19
May 17
7
May 25
334 May 27
Jan.
20
3
8
June
8
3
824 June 23
724 Jan. 11
Feb. 16
Feb. 15
Mar. 3
Mar. 15
Apr.
3
1734 June 26
454 May 29
2334 June 30
4
24
34
434
Ys
1034
Mar. 30
534 June
1
234 June 19
434 June 10
June
9
534
234
634
1824
4334
June
June
June
June
June
13
224 Apr.
34 Apr.
10
1
10
June 20
4
12
134 Apr.
7
65
June 29
234
124
334
2534
56
June 23
25
50
June
334 June
5
434 June 10
43
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Sale
934
134
Sale
10
2 34
134
13
134
2
Sale
3
June
6
2
June
1
934 June
3
134 June 23
5
June
1
2034 June 10
1
3
29
134
12
134
334
Sale
3
8
234
3 34
3134
634
12
3 34
Sale
Sale
9
11
334
3 34
35 34
10
14
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
1Y* June
534
234
634
1854
5 34 Apr.
33
Mar.
1
10
334
May 26
Feb. 24
20
Jan.
20
234 June 12
4
Jan.
13
4734 June
1
1234 June 26
Sale
3
11
2
12
6
..__*
31
June
9
June 27
6
6
June
9
June
13
May 19
June
12
June
13
May 11
May 20
aune
5
June
10
et*
June 29
56
June 23
1234 June 26
1234 June 26
1234 June 26
11
11
11
June
6
234 June 13
14
June 20
234 June 24
724 June 10
20 34 June 10
*
Bliss (E W) A Co common...*
Blue Ridge Corp com
1
May
10
.._*
com
Jan.
June 20
3
Sale
common.
6
June 28
17
16
*
$2.50 Conv pref
tsiauner s
June
June
Sale
Inc com...
1,600 Black & Decker Mfg
^
100
8
May 16
June
13 34
43
*
com
8
June
25
Sale
7Y Sale
3334
3534
2h Sale
1
*
5
June 22
29
100
t c new
Conv preferred
1,800 Bickford's
200
28,600
23,600
v
Benef Indus Loan com
900 Benson & Hedges
400
1,300
_
Conv 7% 1st pref
Bellanca Aircraft
June
June 29
June
24
834
15 V,
m
1034
434
124
234
Baumann (L) & Co—
10,400
15
4234 June 28
June 10
5
10
Sale
%
3
100
5,200 Babcock & Wilcox Co
100 Bastian-Blesslng Co com. .100
100
Azton Fisher Tob class A--10
June
16
300 Aviation Sec of N Engl new.l
1,275
4
1
1
1134
434
*
•
com
$3 preferred A
1
il*
2
34 June
5*
11
Jan.
334 June 29
Jan
Mar.
Jan.
Apr. 24
May 13
3
Feb.
54s
424
3034
11834
234
Y
634 May
5
334
__*
Atlantic Coast Fisheries....*
June 27
Apr. 20
May 13
Jan.
3
May 12
Mar. 2
Associated Elec Industries—
American deposit rects..£l
29,400
32,700 Associated Rayon Corp com.*
8
19
Apr. 20
June
June
8
5
209 Arundel Corp common
14,500
21,300
June
June 26
2
4
Art Metal Works common
16
2
1
60
534 Sale
4H
7
1
com
June 15
June
June
June
10
.*
Radio Tube
71.100 Armstrong Cork
19
60
'l5" "12"
12
96
77
June 14
400 Amsterdam Trading Am she..
43,300
14,400
May 18
434
134
1434
26 34
200 Amoskeag Mfg Co common..*
26,700
4,800
38,600
16,100
June
534 Sale
134
13-J
1534
1534
•
common
9
2l" Sale"
134
1434
2634
9
7
1
%
9M
Salo
Sale
Sale
Sale
*
preferred
Mar. 21
10
Ys
8%
434
13
8
June 12
10
Sale
3
•
800 Amer Pneumatic Service
Thread
Y
2%
Sale
June 29
June
June
1
1234
34
234
124
June 15
..25
common
725 Amer Transformer
14
June
934 June
34 June
10
1H
5
4234 June 28
234 June
34 June
Sale
Sale
50
com
June
1334
134
Sale
June
16
50
200 Amer Potash & Chem Corp..*
500 Amer Salamandra Corp
50
8,100 Amer
13
9
1
common
7% 1st pref. ser B
6% 1st pref series D
875 Amer Mfg Co
Preferred
155
5-16 Sale
46
1
4234 June
100
*
10
334 June 30
334 June 29
134 June
5
34 June
1
Sale
12
15
Juno
2
.100
American Equities Co
June
34« June
%
Vs
..*
cl A
June 23
44
Sale
%
2
28
Mar. 27
2
Sale
June 10
20
June
cl A*
....
200
60
8
*
5
%
100
15
Sale
Y Sale
10
Cyanamld
5334 June 26
June
22
22
Sale
"l6"" "l7^
*
com
8
46
*
500 American Hardware
3,000
2
June
Amer Com'l Alcohol rights
1,475 American
12
19
2Ys
«
June
634 June
77
*
200 Amer Hard Rubber
100
9
96
Sale
%
800
June 28
1
2Y
%
25
3,
June
1
56,900 American Investors com
Warrants
43,400
20
13,544 Amer Laund Mach com
2,450 Amer Maize Products com.., *
150
June 29
June 10
9Y
550
22
78
Sale
%
200
25,400
26,600
3,200
234 June 29
34 June 28
6734 June
1
934 June 15
3834 June
1
4%
X
875
June
13
$3 preferred..
New
June 15
4
Sale
Common class B........692,500
35,112 Amer Dept Stores Corp..
*
575
3
Sale
Common class B
June 27
19
14
29
27
22
1
86
...
$5.50 prior preferred
7
June
8
434 June 13
634 June 20
1034 June 12
June 13
73 Y
4 Yx
300
9
Sale
*
375
14
29
27
27
15
Sale
8
...
June
SO
10
40
68
new
11
June 14
5
5
Jan.
7%Y2
Amer
83,200
8
Sale
*
113
-
Sale
4
American Corp common
7,000
54,200
99,700
—
3%
.*
100 American Cigar Co.
50
June 12
Sale
Amer
2,500
40
June
324 June
224 June
24 June
334 Mar.
3
Apr.
Amer British & Contr Corp.*
286,100
31,000
9
2224 Jan.
3634 June 12
1434 June 30
iP
2
2,900
8,900
4,500
2,000
6,600
June 13
June
8
June 15
2,400
..
1
June
June
1,900
36,800
26,400
17
14
4
2,500
4,200
75
1
134 Feb. 23
34 Jan. 24
534 Mar. 3
34 Jan. 10
3
100
640 American Book Co
36,800
26,400
Mar. 31
5
44
600 Amer Bakeries cl A stock
100
June 20
June 12
June 27
41
Ltd....
64,200 Amer Beverage Corp
800
8
June 13
June 13
*
Series C warrants...
Series D warrants
280
7
June
434
634
1034
334
*
6% preferred
-
June
10
100
Co common..
Preferred
100 American Arch Co com
600 Amer Austin Car Com
—
80
June
June
June
June
June
•
5,034
1,723
13,400
June 28
734 June
6
\Ys June
1
3 34 June
7
7 34 June 23
2 34 June
2
2224 Jan. 11
234 Feb. 24
13
Apr.
7
234 Mar. 2
60
Apr.
4
734 June
6
34 Feb. 15
334
234
34
734
434
*
2,950
684
14
2
*
com
preferred..
Aluminum
June
*
Allied Mills lnc
Aluminum
5
5
3634 June 12
1434 June 30
Highest.
Sale Prices
Prices.
*
common
common
1,400 Aluminum Goods Mfg
9,500
1,300
4,155
734 June
32
Sale
300 Allied Products A common..*
51,050
3,400
Lowest.
Sale
1724 Feb. 21
6Y
500 Allied Intcrnat Invest com..*
$3
14
June 22
76
Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary.;. .50
Preference
50
200
1,750
June
5
-
400 Alles & Fisher
27,400
Highest.
Sale Prices.
34 June 19
Convertible preference
Warrants
200 Allen Industries
1,000
7,000
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
36
Air Investors Inc com v t c__*
400
..
3 ya
*
200
«.
Bid.
750 Adams Millis 7% fst pf
100
300 Aero Supply Mfg class A___„*
300
—
June 1.
Ask.
25
t c
t
Bid.
*
1,100
125
415,047,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1,
PRICES IN JUNE.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
June.
$67,108,000
506,963,000
Jan. 1 to June 30
AGGREGATE SALES.
1932.
1933.
$105,206,000
-
6
May
Apr.
June
Jan.
4
May
1534 Apr.
234 May
11
19
23
30
22
17
June
6
May 17
June 20
5
May 15
8
May 15
734 June 10
2034 June 10
5
334 May
June 21
6
Jan.
12
June 21
8
4 34 June 13
1
Feb.
434 June
2
3734 June 22
434
434
3734
634
June
334 June 17
3134 June
1
12
3
June 21
June
12
June
124
834
134
424
124 Feb.
2134 Mar.
2
Feb.
June
13
2
June 22
May 13
PRICES
aggregate sales.
NEW TORE
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
June.
7%
Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Price»
tale Prices
*ale Prices.
June 30.
June 1.
1933.
Shares
INDUS. & MISCEL. (Cont.)
175 Bohack (H C) Co common—*
25
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN JUNE.
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
Shares
41
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
JULY, 1933.]
Ask
Bid.
Ask
21
Mar. 29
26
90
-.100
1st preferred
May 20
90
26
40
Feb.
1
May 20
K
Boston & Maine RR—
100
30
160
preferred stamped
stamped
2,900 Botany Consol Mills com
2,900
1,900
6,200
600
400
«.
—
«.
Bourjois
Sale
24
""% Sale'
3
2,500 Bridgeport Machine
4X
4%
1
com...
*
7,000 Brill Corp clasa A
Class B
7,300
34,000 Brlllp Mfg Co common.....
*
June
24
June 30
% June
8
2
June 19
4
5
4X
%
•
4%
8
X June
-----
2X
X
2X
1
Sale
8
18
24%
20
June 28
1
X
IX
X
3%
4
1X Sale
IX Sale
2
June 15
2
16
IX June 12
4% June 14
June 21
10
8
2
3% June 28
1 %, June
X June
% June
9
2Vt June 21
7% June
2
10% June 13
24
June 14
24
June 29
7
22
June 23
Amer dep rets ord bear. £1
21
Amer dep receipts
12,100
1,200
600
IX
.....
350 >. Class
100 Bristol Brass Corp com.
25
British Amer Tobacco, Ltd—
1,600
40
June
8X June 14
400 Bright Star Elec class B
-
June 16
.100
Inc.
900 Bower Roller Bearing
300
M
100
D preferred
40
19
100
A
in
2,200
5,300
5,400
Prior preferred
60
20% June
reg._10s
22% Jan.
15
2034
X
234
734
34
34
34
34
634
1834
13
May
May
June
Apr.
May
Mar.
May
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
May
4
June 16
June 30
24
24
26
2034 May 24
IX June 12
434 June 14
18
10
20
134 June
34 May
3 34 May
234 May
11 34 Apr.
2234 Apr.
13
May
2
2
2
4
2
18
11
16
Mar. 23
1634 Jan. 19
June 21
8
2
28
21
24
28
11
24
June 29
22
June 23
British Celanese Ltd—■
111,800
117/300
"""500
775
Am dep
rets ord reg shs_.
British South Africa Co—
100
Am
400
600
200
$3.50
Watch
4% Sale
100
14 5^
300 Burco Inc
Sale
IX
2X
common
100
100
4,300
36,500
21,400
conv
1%
1%
Corp, Amer dep rcta
10
Butler Bros
10,000 Cable Radio Tube com »tc
100 Calamba Sugar Estates Co.20
5,300
100
55,100
55,300
10,800
2,600
IX
1%
X Sale
2X Sale
5X
5X
X Sale
X
Carnation
Sale
4X June
1
12
16
434 May 27
3
May 26
15
20
14*Hs June
2X June
1
7
19% June 26
3% June 28
1234 May
8
234 May 29
2X
5
June 14
2%
5X
X June
1
2% June
1
5X June 17
3
6
X June
June
3
June 14
X June 20
6
6X June 12
30
2 % June
.{ 434 June 24
434 May 27
June 16
12
3
22
2
15
•
4X
8
34 June 20
234 June
6
634 June 12
34 Jan.
3
June
3
34 May
4
5
Apr. 29
534 Mar. 3
8
June
June 26
June 17
16 X June
5
12
June 14
30
June 14
34 May 18
134 Feb. 28
134 Feb. 27
X June
22
7
common
1934 June 26
334 June 28
30
13 X June 28
5
June
22
10X Sale
A stk
conv
Co
3
11
X
Can Indus Alcohol cl A_...
300 Carman & Co
_
Apr.
2X June 15
30
Warrants
Burma
1
Sale
pref.
1,400
8,800
7,700
$3
4% June 24
4
Inc—
Co
pref
conv
2X
15s
dep rets
Brown Co 6% pref
Bulova
2X
22
X June
June
8
3
1334 June 28
6
18
Feb.
27
May 10
Carreras Ltd—
10
35", 000
47,600
234 Jan.
Am dep rets B ord
.....
Carrier Corp common
Sale
5
r7X Sale
14X Sale
June 30
June 16 108X June 29
27
1
15
26
234 Jan.
Feb. 20
4
7 % June
15
26
June 30
Celanese Corp of Amer—
7,500
1,900
14,200
1,275
125
6,400
1.800
1,000
25,715
7,370
38,900
2,175
1.525
16,500
2,200
5,500
-
200
—
200
Charis Corp com
Chicago Corp com
Conv pref
2,075,500 Cities Service
Preferred
8,500
320
920
3,500
2
6,600
100
2%
3X Sale
6%
8%
15 X
*
*
....
Preferred BB__
2% Sale
Sale
14 X
1,100
2,900
100
100
<
Mills
Sale
5?irSale
Sale
2% Sale
29 X
June 14
53
June 29
20
Jan.
June 30
29
June 30
20
1\X
Sale
■
34
634
24 X
Sale
4X
Sale
22
Sale
May
Jan.
June
Mar.
Mar.
June
Mar.
2
Feb.
3% June
1
6% June
3
3% June 15
4% June 12
June
12
12
4M June 12
Sale
Sale
*
Inc
olumbia Pictures
3% June 16
21
June 30
% June 26
25
June 30
June
6
1
29% June
3% June
22% June 12
15
June
1
18
June
2
6
6%
X
1
com
X June 26
15X June
1
2% June 16
19X June
5
Sale
15
234
634
34
June
5
6
June
Sale
Sale
IX
Sale
5
Sale
X
2
June 20
7
100
1
2
7
% June
1
14% June 13
Sale
June
6
5% June 27
June 20
1 % June
2
14% June 13
9%
com *
16 X
18
Sale
18
20X
June
15
3
20 X June 22
June 28
June 29
May 31
434 June 12
23
12
12
May
25^
June
June
12
2
June 26
June 30
634 May 31
May 29
30
3 34 June
25
2
May 31
18
June
2
6
June
5
Jan.
5
X Apr. 12
134 Apr. 28
2
June
6
7
7
5
Mar. 12
6 June
534 June 27
June 20
Jan.
June 20
134 June
2
1534 May 31
Apr.
4
2034 June 22
034 May 16
8
1/
30
100
Corp
#
32
7
5
% June
3X June
8634 May 31
1034 Mar. 2
Apr. 15
5
Apr. 15
5
May 11
6
X
3X
108 34 June 29
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
29
Sale
....
1,800 Club Aluminum Utensil com *
2,500 Coir's Patent Fire Arms MfgJS
10 Columbia
4X
10X
4
B
100 Clinchfield Coal Corp
100
2
z81% June 16
13 X
62,600 Claude Neon Lights com
12,200 Cleveland Tractor com
1,400
June 15
80% June 28
10% June 28
51
8
41
z87
"29" Sale
500 Claude Neon El Prod com...*
41",006
Sale
"l5" Sale
Sale
45
*
3,800 City Auto Stamping Co
25 City & Suburban Homes ColO
25
103 X
Sale
1
common
Preferred...
37,700
Sale
10% Sale
200 Chicago Nipple Mfg cl A...50
1.980 Childa Co preferred
100
1,400
784,700
9,500
3,500
89 X
82
7% 1st partic pref
...100
7% prior preferred...
100
Corp com
15
1st preferred.
S7 div preferred
*
Centrifugal Pipe Corp.....
Celluloid
Apr.
4
834 Feb. 27
30
June 21
Mar. 16
5
Columbus Auto Parts—
55,300
Convertible
57,900 Consolidated Aircraft
com..*
June 21
5
preferred....*
"l% "3%
7X
Sale
X Sale
X
Sale
Sale
IX
IX Sale
IX June
1
X June
% June
1
7
June
1
June 21
5
934j June 22
1
5
June 21
934 June 22
Consol Automatic
36,900
2,800
4,300
15,600
300
44,700
*
Merchandising v t c
S3.50 preferred
2,900
*
28,866 Con* ReratI Stores Inc com.*
*
15,600 Consol Theatres v t c com
1,700 Continental Secur common.*
...
X
X
I
IX
Tk
5%
7
1
X June 14
4% June 20
Xa June
%6 Jan.
9
June
12
1
2% June 21
2% June 19
5% June
6
% .,une
Xi
134
254
234
Jure
9
May 24
June 21
June 19
5 34 June
6
13
7
Jan. 18
X June 14
134 Jan.
5
Yn
Continental Shares Inc—
Convertible
700
_
—
-
-
2,300
1,100
100
pref
100 Continental Steel
—
6,100
1,200
196,400
Gourtaulds Ltd
26,200
1,300
73,300
300
17,900
54,400
Crown
50
50
$6
150
100
(kirk Internet cl
1,800
.158,000
462.100
6%% pref with
Davenoort
c..."
.1"
48,200
12,800
80
8,700
1,800
2,600
10,100
27,400
74,000
8,700
1,800
250
IX
13X
Sale
June 16
2
17X
434
434
34
134
Mar. 31
8%
9%
10^
834j
434
432
234
534
234
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
June
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
June
June
1254 June
134 Apr.
Mar.
1
Feb. 28
Apr.
3
May 13
6
34
734
734
1834
Mar. 21
7% June 12
18% June
12 X June
2
12 X June
6
% June
9
Sale
Sale
June
12
19
25
12
2
5
25
June
12
2
1634 June 28
Sale
"16" Sale
T" Sale
8X
15
7X Sale
65-8
7
June 16
6% June 16
5% June
7
5% June
1
8
June 29
June
June 27
June 29
June 28
31
15
25
7
23
8% June 29
May 31
1054 June 27
834 June 29
10
8
June 28
Detroit Aircraft
Sale
15
Uh
18
6%
8
15
17
15X
12X
20
10
11
11
12%
19
9%
Sale
6
32
June
June 24
11
June 24
15
June 14
1534 June 27
11
June
12348 June 12
June
18 X
Sale
""X Sale
X
6
6
7<% preferred.
10,800 East Util Invest cl A com
*
7,400 Easy Washing Mach class B.*
2X
4X
57
Mar. 21
June
17
5
2434 June 28
6
4334 June
31
5
Sale
4%
4%
June 22
4
June 15
5
2
58
Sale
52
June
15
25%
Sale
10
June
June
5
June 28
1234 June 12
Apr.
534 Mar.
9
8
5
634 June
7
8H
9%
June 22
3
5933
2
26
June 29
9634 May 31
May 31
334 Feb. 25
67
June 10
50
June
8
2
June
8
IX June
8
"% "ix "l% Sale"
2
"X
'IX "2" "2~ Sale"
IX
IX
IX
3% Sale
IX Sale
3% Sale
37
38X
4 Xi Sale
1
8
Sale
7X
1
Sale
IX Sale
3%
4%
IX Sale
9% Sale
9% Sale
7 X Sale
57% Sale
a
1% June 30
2% June
2
1% June 30
8
June
1X June 12
234 June 27
Sale
3X
Sale
5
2
26
June 29
67
June 10
1
234 June 12
7
13
8
13
12
14
14
3
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar. 15
35
Apr. 15
534 May
1
234
534
1J4
1234
1134
83-4
5934
734
7%
4%
45X
7%
June
June
June
June
June 28
17
1
5
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
%
134
34
2 34
234
234
_
5
June 28
June
5934 June 28
9634 May 31
43
May 31
154 June 12
3
May 16
234 May 25
May 16
34 Feb.
3
17
45 X
8
Feb.
2
June
June 17
2434 June 28
43 34 June
6
134 Feb. 23
134 June 28
June 28
% June
50
"% Sale
9
12
May
1534 June 26
Mar.
9
June
6
June
30
8
% June
34 Jan.
6
June 28
42
June
43
4%
1534 June 27
65
May 19
6
12
June
15% June 26
I
1
new
20,600 Electric Shareholdings com.l
$6 Conv pref with warr
7,500
*
775 Elgin Nat Watch new
15
3
June
IX June 28
IX
.
*
6
Jan.
9
31
100
26,600 Dubilier Cond Corp com..
900 Durham Hosiery cl B com—*
18,700 Duval Texas Sulphur
June
15
934 Apr. 28
6
June
9
20% Sale
June 28
*
Driver Harris Co common.. 10
32
June 24
11
634 June
% June
June
X June
Sale
*
100
42
16% June
5
Dow Chemical Co com...—*
21,600 Kisler Elect r'c com
58,400 Elec Pow Associates
Class A new.....
129,575
32
11
Apr. 21
1534 May
9
60
3X
8%
"x"'x
Corp.
17 34 May 12
10
...100
l>*ere St Co com
80
1 % June
1
16% June 28
June 22
10
8X Sale
~4X
•
10
Preferred.
100 Draper Corp
«.
500
"\%
12X
15
200 Dominion Steel & Coal B..25
23,700
............
8,600
10
17
Sale
500 Deisel Wemmer Gilbert comlO
200
7,400
11X
"iU
9
1,000 Dictaphone Corp common.
316,600 Distillers Corp SeagramsLtd*
150 Dixon (Jos) Crucible Co__100
3,600 Doehler Die-Casting..
.*
1,700
Sale
2
.100
warr
Hosiery
800
11,200
14
11
__*
v t
100 Diamond Shoe Corp com
130
10
Sale
IX
3X
100
M
X
5% June
*
Preferred series B
900
316,600
H
6 >-8
A.
pref class A
conv.
1,000 Cuban Tobacco com
2,300 Cuneo Press com
500
4
Sale
18
Zellerbach Corp—
600
200
%6 Apr.
8
734 Apr. 25
5X
12 X
£i
Am dep rets for ord stk reo
42,000
25
1,750 Crane Co com...
111,500 Crocker Wheeler Elec Mfg..*
300 Crowley Milner & Co com
*
Crown
41,800
X Sale
*
com
9,900 Cooper Bessemer Corp com..*
$3 pref A with warrants..*
4,500
739,400 Cord Corp
5
2,700 Corroon & Reynolds com— *
New common..
1
4,000
$6 Conv pref A..........
5,039
234 June
534
134
1234
1134
834
5934
June
June
Jure
June
June
June
73^ June
7
13
8
13
12
14
14
3
Emerson's Bromo-Seltzer—■
225
50
50
1,400
8,600
7,400
1,350
100
900
2,000
500
100
_*
common
Tool..*
Aircraft &
11,000 Fatrchlld Aviation class A..*
Common new....
7,400
.....1
5,050 Fa'ardo Sugar.
..100
100 Fanny Farmer Candy com..*
2,000 Kan steel Products Inc
*
2,800 Fedders Mfg Co class A
*
1.900 Federal Bake Shops com
_*
100 Federal Mogul Corp..
*
For footnotes
22
Clans A non-vot com......*
Class B
3,400 Ex-Ceil-O
X
IX
IX Sale
2% Sale
64
.
see
page
54.
Sale
1
2
2X
3%
3
6
Sale
73
16
3
3%
9% Sale
9X
3% June
IX June
1
23i June 16
.62% June
7
10
June 10
2% June
5
534 June
7
% June 23
4% June 13
June 28
June
17
Mar. 28
June 28
8
134 Feb. 24
234 June 12
234 June 28
34 Apr. 22
234 June 16
2434
-an.
17
June 28
; .
5
June
17
8
2 34 June 12
234 June 28
69
June 29
22
Mar.
1
69
13
June 13
10
June 13
10
Apr.
334 June 26
1234 June 29
1
May 10
434 June 13
334 June 26
1234 June 29
1
June
1
434 June 13
134
234
34
4%
10
4
Jan.
Feb. 11
June 13
June 29
June 13
I
NEW
42
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
PRICES IN JUNE,
AGGREGATE SALES.
NEW YORK
June.
400
INDUS. A MISC. (Con.)
1,200
Federated
28,500
1,900
4,300
230
160,100
11,100
6,600
49,600
775
Bid.
Par
4 54
Sale
754
110
111
Flintkote Co class A....
4
Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
m
OX
•
14g
10X Sale
1554 Sale
Sale-
110
116
115
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
34
*
Class B
"11%
10954 113
154 Sale
.....100
754
1054
1354
54
654
1154 Sale
1554
9X
1354
T" "10"
Fisk Rubber Corp common..1
Preferred
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
2 54 June
•
13,100 F.E.D. Corp
*
28,500 Ferro Enamel Corp com
*
8,200 Fiat Amer dep rets
*
4,300 Film Inspection Machine
820 First Nat Stores 7% 1st pf.100
231,550
18,000
12,300
111,500
1,550
Ask.
Lowest.
Lowest.
June 30.
June 1.
*
25
Capital Corp
6% preferred
100
300
Jan. 3
1933.
Shares.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
.»•
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
In
654 Sale
54
1034
354
1034
254 June 15
15
754
1354
1434
154
June
June
June
June
June
10
June 12
June
June
454 June
9
18
June 10
46
Sale
33
June
6
Sale
4
June
754 June 23
954 June
1554 June
June 27
1254 Sale
Sale
22
W*
26
June
8
May 29
1354 June 12
14 54 June 29
1054
Jan.
31
9
34 June
8
154 June
June 26
10834 Mar. 30 114
June
9
7
X Apr.
5
9
June 26
41
Prices.
254 June 15
Feb. 28
Jan. 31
Mar. 2
June 10
Mar. 30
9
June 29
June
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices
Jan.
21
10
754 June 23
1354 June 27
9
20
934 Feb. 27
6
June
46
134 Feb.
4 54 Feb.
6
Jure
26
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
79,600
1,900
10,100
1,900
169,500
6,100
11,200
2,000
Sale
Amer dep rcts_.Ord reft £1
Ford of France Am dep rets.
4X
June
1
354 June 29
54 June
5
154 June 29
54 Sale
Prod com—*
Conv preferred
*
1!
1
2
354
X
554 June 22
354 June 15
154 June
7
3
June 12
June
2
34 June
1
454 June 15
134 June
3
854 June 13
254 Mar.
54 Jan.
3
May
June 26
254 June 30
4
454 Sale
Sale
Foremost Dairy
354
154
454
154
554 June 22
434 Jan.
4
154 June
7
3
June 12
254 Feb. 28
3
Mar. 31
1
A May 16
May 25
Foundation Co.
4,500
5,300
300
1,400
42,700
29,600
New capital stock
7,600
7,000 Franklin (H H) Mfg com
400
7% preferred..
*
•
100
454
*
5,600 Garlock Packing Co com
52,400 General Alloys Co
82,350 General Aviation Corp com
New common
40,100
654
X
254
7
54
Sale
654
254
*
*
634
354
1
3A
1
Sale
8%
1A Sale
8
854
3g
June 17
454 June 15
3
6
5
June
June
Mar. 31
854 June 20
154 June
1154
14
254 Sale
11
4
2
10
June
9
3
13
June 26
254 June 30
954 May
5
10
June
9
34 Mar. 22
254 Jan.
3
734 May 22
754 June
854 Sale
Sale
3
11
General Rlec Co of Great Brit
17,800
24,500
13,825
1,000
45,000
14,050
2,940
300
Gen
400
129,100
3,100
7,100
S3
300
300
1,100
33,200
4,100
36,700
Gorham
440
1,612
Class A
500
54,166
Sale
X
%
87
Sale
Sale
2
76
Sale
254
2054
554
654
454
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
IX
954
454
Sale
54
1234 Sale
""554 "5%
54 June
54 June 15
5454 June
1
June 19
2
June
3
1154 June
1
534 June 22
A
54
%
Sale
%
15
30
15
10
June 10
134 June 12
254
2054
654
854
2734
5
June
6
June 28
Sale
June 28
June
91
80
65
June 10
1
June
June
June
June
3
Mar.
4
954 June 29
9
June 14
June 12
254 Feb. 25
54 May 26
10
54 Mar. 15
Apr.
7
May
8
154 Feb.
7
654 Apr.
5
June 28
June
2
91
51
80
Feb.
254 Apr.
2 A June
2054 June
6 54 June
854 June
2754 June
134 June
25
18
4
27 54 June 10
*A Apr.
7
J4 June
23
5
15
30
15
10
10
12
inc—
*
common
$3 preferred with
Gorham Mfg Co
June 14
June 10
June
7
2
warr....*
com
10 X
8
vtc
900 Grand Rapids Varnish Corp *
5,200 Gray Tel Pay Station com—•
3,270 Gt Atl A Pac Tea 1st pref.100
Non-voting common stock *
6,672
120
•
145 X
12
934
14 54
17
13
15
1454 Sale
Sale
Sale
177
Sale
122
Sale
June 29
5
19
16
2054
1934 June
14
2354 Sale
2354 June
6
June
454 June 14
354
554
16
Sale
1654 June
1454 June
1
121
Sale
11954 June 14 12254 June
162
June 16 177 34 June
16754 Sale
29
30
14
12
1
8
2
June
Jan.
6
454 June
834 Apr.
Mar.
118
128
1,450 Great Northern Paper Co..25
1,100 Greenfield Tap & Die com..*
25 Grief Bros Cooperage com A.*
*
56,100 Greyhound Corp com
June 15
June
3
20
254
3
4
2X
June 20
434 June
6
23
Sale
154 Sale
1
June 22
2
June
Sale
254 Sale
154 Sale
134 June
7
34 June 15
3
ifiH
May
Apr.
134 Apr.
Jan.
May 15
May 27
May 29
11
23
454 June 26
Mar.
June 26
1
3
Mar.
9
234 May 17
June
1
1
9
2054 Feb.
124
Mar.
9
June 29
5
15 54 June 29
2354 June 30
June 14
6
954 Apr.
16
*
100 Gt Lakes Dr & Dock Co
"""650
Sale
954 June 29
9
June 14
10
June 12
854 June 16
654 June
8
54 June 7
*
com
Elec
Gold Seal
9
634
5451 Sale
common
50 Goldblatt Bros
142,500
900
34
13,500 Globe Underwriters........2
14,400 Godchaux Sugars class B...*
50
5
954
8X
/
.._....*
preferred
Gen Tire & Rubber com—25
6% preferred A
100
700 Gilbert (A C) Co com.......*
*
217,300 Glen a Id en Coal Co
85,400
1,950
Equip Inc
Theatres
conv
854
Sale
954
4
American dep receipts
£1
21,900
1,500 Gen Fireproofing com—..
18,500 General Rayon A stock....*
6,200
Grocery Stores Prod—
5,500
12,200
11,800
12,200
3,100
4,700
,
Common
v
25c
t c new...
Guardian Investors common 1
Hall (C M) Lamp Co
Handley
600
3,500
400
400 Hartman Tobacco common.10
82,500
25
158,700 Hazel Atlas Glass Co....
*
2,000 Hazeltine Corp
7,300 Helena Rubinstein common *
3,300 Heyden Chemical Co
100 Heywood Wakefield Co com25
1,500 Hires (Chas E) class A com..*
200 Holophane Co Inc common.*
200 Horn (A C) Co common
*
1st preferred
300
50
*
11,055 Horn A Hardart com
200
7% preferred...........100
900 Huyler's of Del com...
*
807
7% preferred..
r.....100
2,700
7% preferred stamped..100
9,500 Hyrtro-Elec Secur com
75,452 Hygrade Food Prod new
5
.*
2,450 Hygrade Sylvania Corp
900
100
650
200
100
200
4,755
""266
"2,700
3,000
26,100
250
3
734 June 15
154 Mar. 24
8
W.15
20
134 June 29
8454 June 28
3
734 June 15
Page Ltd—
pref 8s_.
8,400 Happiness Candy St cl A.. *
4,200
1,200
34 May
54 June 15
June
4
•
June 26
154 June 27
134 June 27
Am Dep rets part
254
X
—
54
X
X
454
X
6054
354
X
Sale
Sale
Sale
hA
X
A
54
X
.
"354 "454
IX
154
Sale
15
k.Sale
20
24
9
...
...
5
154
34 June
34 June
6054 June
3 34 June
54 June
13 34 June
2 54 June
1754 June
154 June
134 June
June
434 June 28
15
154 June
17
10
8
12
15
8
June 29
254 June 10
20
June 30
434 June 28
154 June 15
June
8
15
20 A
2154
Sale
22
Sale
24
June
15
21
June
2554 June 12
54 June 20
44
May
6
134 Mar. 20
54 Mar.
1
8
Apr. 18
2 34 June 10
17
Apr. 20
134 June 12
134 June 15
12
Apr. 17
1754 Apr.
6
Feb.
85
3
IX
June 28
2
154
2
June 28
Sale
Jan.
IX
1354
50
Am dep rets ord reg
.£1
1,000
8,700 Imperial Tobacco Co of Can.5
9,700 Imp Tob of Gt Brit A Irel .£1
25 Independent Pneum Tool.
1
3,200 Industrial Finance v t c
35,238 Inaur Co of North Amer—10
50 Interlake Steamship Co
*
6X
654
654
Sale
854
Sale
754
754
2
20
June
854 June 13
7 J4 June 30
June
7
44
7
5
June
27
June 26
54
154
8454
4 54
29
8
29
28
28
8
June 29
234 June 10
June 30
454 June 28
1 A May 31
15
June
8
25 54 June 12
90
Jan. 30
17
20
234 May 29
Jan.
19
June
2
854 June 13
7 54 May 26
27
June
7
19
20
1
27
13
27
20
24
Sale
50 Illuminating Shares cl A—*
500
854
Sale
26
June
June
June 29
June
4234 June 26
a20
18
54 May 27
20
Apr.
June
June
June
June
1 A June
1
354 Mar. 31
254 Mar. 3
Feb. 23
4254 June 26
June 26
44
Imperial Chem Industries—
3,900
1,300
25
2,800
5,738
50
300
100
8,700
600
31,200
9,200
900
8,200
2,925 (nternat Cigar Machinery..*
200 Internatl Holding & Invest.*
•
31,700 I nternat Products com
2,400 I nternat Safety Razor cl B
62,100 Interstate Equities com--.-l
$3 conv preferred.......-50
20,100
*
3,100 Interstate Hosiery Mills
37,500 Irving Air Chute com new.
900
400
June 10
5
554 June 13
4 54 May
%
34
1 %
3434
151
X
Sale
42
154
254
4454 Sale
854 June 15
934 June 29
2054 June 14
15
June 22
Sale
954
2254 June 29
15
June 22
15
7
June 16
154 June
41
June 26
June 16
24
2754
X
154
vX
254
Sale
14 A
„
254
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
Sale
8
Sale
19
25
2
54 Sale
234
254
134 Sale
20
2254
1354
1754
654 Sale
234 June 28
234 June 16
2
June
7
1
June
1
1754 June
15
1054
754
14
854
Feb. 16
June 22
54 Apr.
Jure
10
_
3
June 28
25
Mar. 31
45
June 28
June 26
24
June 26
24
June 26
28
June
6
15
Mar. 23
28
June
254 June 28
4
Jxine
12
254 June 2?
154 June 14
9
7
24
June
June 27
17
29
2
8
June
1
6 54 June
10
24
June 19
13
Warrants
654 Feb.
554 June 13
9J4 Mune 29
2234 June 29
15
June 22
45
3
54 June
654
June
11
June
2
June
2
Apr. 28
Feb. 17
Mar. 16
Jan. - 4
9
Apr. 11
754 Jan.
5
454 Apr. 13
34 Apr. 21
134
54
134
l54
6
254 June 28
June
4
12
254 June 27
154 June 14
June
9
17
June 27
834 May 24
54 Jan. 21
24
fonasANaumburg Corp—
Common
54,200
63,100
"""620
1,330
Jones A Laughlin
800
1,200
5,800
Klein (D Emill
200
2,600
.......
"""300
Kolster
2,200
3,900
450
2
554
*
1
354
50
354
654
4
Sale
9
Sale
Sale
854
154
5
Sale
45
10
8
11
10
Co common.
Klelnert (J B) Rubber com
625 Knott Corp common
New common
400
54
54
....
*
com....100
S3 Convertible pref
854
8
8
2
Feb.
6
52
June
2
19
Jan.
28
52
May 29
June 10
734 June
3
10
June 10
10
10
Feb.
2
1
Feb. 23
Apr.
7
34 Apr. 19
1
May 19
10
754
54 Apr. 25
2 A June
June 29
1
43
954 June
9
*
June
1
June
2
2 54 June
2
Feb.
6
3
9
954 June
154 Jan. 24
May
19
154 June
7
1
Brandes Ltd—
£1
American shares.
54
54
54
Sale
1,950
54
A June 13
54
.
54 Jan.
154 June
1
Koppers Gas A Coke—
200
60
6% preferred...........100
1,100 Kress (S H) A Co spec pf__10
...1
9,500
9,500 Kreuger Brewing Co
2,700
2254
5,800 Lakey Foundry A Mach____*
800 Land Co of Florida
54
154
154
154
154
65
Sale
154
1054 June 8
2134 June 20
June 21
1054 June
2354 June 29
134 June 14
June
6
67
*
10 Landers Frary A Clark
5 Lane Bryant 7% pref
2,400
1,000
43,500
25
100
300 Lazarus (FAR) A Co 6% pf.100
9,200 Lefcourt Realty com new..
Preferred
...*
4,300
31,100
65,400 Lehigh Coal A Nav
1,500 Lerner Stores Corp com....*
614% pref with warr....100
3,400
10
80,300 Llbby McNeil A Libby
17",600
97,900
900
950
100 Lit Brothers..
6
4
754
Sale
5
3
183|
20
154
154
654
9
7
3554
5
2 54
754
Sale
8
39
Sale
254
854
354
1034
1154 Sale
154 June 13
554 June
6
9
10
12
7
3854
45
35
June 22
854 June 24
14
Sale
454 June
1
154 June
1
June 13
10
June
June
June
154 Sale
6
3
June 23
3854 June 27
854 June 13
*
Louisiana Land A Expl com.*
34
Sale
154 Sale
2
June 13
100 Lynch Corp
com new
Mar.
1
10 34 May 17
2154 June 20
54 Jan.
34 May
25^4 May
25
Apr.
85
May
54 May
3
Apr.
554 Apr.
4
Jan.
17
Feb.
18
June 21
11
Mar. 21
2354 June 29
154 May 24
5
34 May
25 54 May
4
25
1
85
8
15
1
5
28
134 Mar.
2
3
Feb.
67
2
134 Feb.
% Apr.
45
600 Ludlow Mfg Associates...
""loo
45
154 June 13
65
5
3
34 A June 20
3
Apr.
May
6
2
4
1
June 22
854 June 24
14
June
13
10
June 23
3854
854
134
254
June 27
June 13
Feb.
3
May 19
53
Mar. 28
34 A June 20;
3454 June 20
5
3454 June 20
IA June 10
14
June 10
3034 June 28
234 June
16
June 29
7
Apr.
17
16
June 29
33
June 12
21
Feb.
27
33
June
Mangel Stores Corp—
600
12,000
1,800
43,400
*
100
Common
775
100
75
614% Pref with com pur w.*
*
2,700 VI a pes Cons Mfg Co
2,100 Marion Steam Shovel com..*
4,300 Maryland Casualty Co.
43,400 Massey Harris Co common..
For footnotes see page 54.
154
54
154
154
4
3
Sale
6
254
9
254
Sale
4
Sale
4
June
654 June 24
154 June 10
854 June 21
5
June 13
1054 June 28
154 June 10
54 Feb. 14
IX Apr.
634 June 24
154 June 10
12
8 54 June 21
5
June 13
1054 June 28
July, 1933.]
NEW
CURB
YOEK
EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES,
PRICES IN JUNE.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
in
Since
June.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
59,400
900
1,300
375
Ask.
X Sale
30 H
McCord Radiator A Mfgvc i
*
400
1,300 Mercantile
Stores Co
*
Bid.
"I" "ix
38
2
Sale
800
3,600
6,800
Sale
13 X
10
8
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices.
~3~"
~~2X
;X June
2
38
June
6
43
June 27
27
20
Sale
June
1
20
June
20
2
June
1
134 June 13
434 June
Sale
9
17 X
16
June 24
1934 June 26
55
June 27
60
June 12
12 X June .24
16
June 28
22X June
IX June 10
3434 June 14
34 Jan.
Mar.
June
Feb.
1
18
28
2
1
9
June 24
3834 Feb. 27
8
Feb.
21
20
X
Sale
IX
2X Sale
Sale
18
3
June 30
7
24 June
124 June
1
X June
IX June 22
OH June 21
7
3X June 27
5
12
X Sale
X. Sale
Mar. 20
20
Apr.
8
X Jan. 20
June 22
18
June 20
13
*
Midland Royalty Corp—
$2 conv pref
Prices
18
.....
700 Mlckelberry's Food Prd
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
1
42 X
55 X
1,100
(>X% Apref
100
15,800 Mesabl Iron
.*
2,300 Michigan Sugar common..10
200
Ask
Sale
40
125 Merch & Miners Transp
*
650 Mergenthaier Linotype Co..*
32,600 Merrltt Chapman A Scott...•
300
Sale
1
35
Lowest.
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
20
28
375 McKee (A G) & Co B stock—*
8,400 Mead Johnson & Co com
*
2,000
22,700
1,100
6,000
2,200
Bid.
100 May Hosiery Mills Inc$4pfww*
1,000
"""575
June 1.
1933.
INDUS. & MISC. (Con.) Par
Mavis Bottling Co of Am cl Af
147,900
3,000 Mayflower Associates Inc
100
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 3
13
June 20
IX June 13
43
20
June 27
June
1
434 June
d
1934 June 26
69
May
5
Jan.
16
20
28
Mar. 20
3434 June 14
3
June 22
18
June 30
34 May 11
X June 12
June 20
3-4 May 9
524 May 23
1 % June
6
7
June 20
June 27
334 May 31
6
Feb. 27
June 10
134 Apr.
8
34 May 19
334 June
12
June 10
Mar. 28
26
June 12
1
Apr. 17
June
5
6
Midland Steel Product—
dlv shares....*
500 Midland United Co common.*
300
100
""110
15" Sale"
250
1,200 Modine Mfg Co
29
500 Moore Corp Ltd
10
7% A pref
26
IX
Sale
■"§"" Sale*
June
234 June
334 June
June 12
21X
27 X
12 X Sale
20X
24
16
*
10
*
10
7
11
June
5
234 June 23
634 June 23
59
2
June
1
June 14
June 12
June 6
70
9
81
June 27
June
73
10
12
7
June 12
26
June
IX
4X
1134
434
75
22
10
100
750 Moore Drop Forging cl A
300 Morgan Lithograph Co..
7
49
.*
com
6
7
*
100 Mohawk Rubber Co
13,560 Montgomery Ward A Co A..*
2,800 Moody's Invest Service pref.*
500
10
650
200
200
200
35
10
68 X June
1,200
1,200
17 X
1
IX June
7X
June
3X
5
2
670 Minneap-Honeywell Reg pref
Miss River Fuel Corp warr...
250 Mock Judson Voehrlnger...*
1,000
800
non-cum
100
Conv pref A.
*
400 MidvaleCo
100 Miller (I) & Sons com.._..__*
100
100
975
52
June 12
15
June 24
434 June
6
1
Apr. 17
Apr.
3
134 Jan. 17
424 June 14
1134 June 12
434 June
6
Feb.
27
Feb.
46
17
1224 June 30
10
June 12
1234 June 30
June 12
73
June 12
73
June 12
June
15
June 10
634
24
134
2634
734
May
June
Feb.
June
June
11
16
27
23
6
15
June 10
40
June
6
40
June
6
8
June
5
3
14
28
—.100
40
June
6
40
June
6
300
300 Nachman Sprlngfilled Corp.*
7
June
2
8
June
5
June
2
6,000
17,800
10,400 National American Co
._.*
68,300 National Aviation Corp....
24 June
1
6
134 June
6
1024 June 20
234 June 22
Apr.
434 Apr.
5
4
Jan.
23
25
25
400 National Baking Co com...
200 Natl BancservtceCorp
200
161400
2,400
6% preferred
450
26,800
650
18,400
31,300
2,400
200
30,600
1,200
3,850
11,300
16.600
1,175
77,000
1,100
86,000
67,800
7,300
1,100
87,600
2,200
3,85ft
13,000
75,300
5)4% preferred
Sale
Sale
1
com
4X
30X
Sale
8 X June
Sale
38
2)4 June
32X June
24
12
17
~3~X Sale
TX ~~2X
*
1
Conv
partic preferred....*
National Steel Car Ltd
*
5
*
300
12
25
3X Sale
Sale
Sale
4
4X
5
10X
IX Sale
3X Sale
IX Sale
IX Sale
4 X Sale
IX
2X
18,100
4,500
8
14
1
Sale
~12~X Sale
37 X:
23
21
18,100 Nat Toll Bridge A com
.._*
6,100 National Union Radio com._l
Sale
10 X
39
Sale
40
300 National Tile Co common...*
200 Nebel (Oscar) Co common
500 Nehi Corp com....
'""300
Feb.
15
26
434 June 28
3734 June 28
434 June 28
6
June
8
20
June 10
9
16
17
23
23
92
June 15
June
18
2X
3934
1X
1J4
"~X
X
1
3
2
4
46
June 16
424 June
1
36X June 19
June 19
June
June 28
_
June 20
June 20
June
June
June
June
434 June 28
24 June 21
234 June 13
X June 13
24 June
3
83
17
6
1034 Feb. 11
7624 Feb. 24
20
92
Tx
124 June 20
4
46
Feb.
Feb.
10
M Mar. 29
5
5M Apr.
34 Mar. 18
234 June 22
June 16
11
34 Feb.
2234 Feb.
14
3
June 19
3
34 June 13
24 Jan. 13
34 May 26
Apr.
7
*
X
28
Apr. 21
4
34 Apr.
1
24
42
June 21
27
Apr.
June
234
424
1034
134
324
1634
1424
June 21
11
June
2 34
X June 14
234 June 22
Sale
2
IX
June
10
3
X
IX
June
June
June
Feb.
6
25
3X Sale
"4U Sale"
Nat Steel Corp warrants..
Sugar Refg.
134 June
6
10 X June 20
234 June 22
34 May
2
Feb. 28
3734 June 28 *20
434 Mar. 1
1
5
88 X June
BX
*
Nat Rubber Mach com
734 June 10
83
10
18
5
IX Sale
com
X May 29
3
Jan. 10
28
June 23
Jan.
34
2X
33X
1
new
Nat Screen Service Corp
National Service Co new
National
Sale
34: X
a
100
Warrants
National Leather Co
10
*
com
Nat Dairy Prod pref A
National Investors
1
Sale
Sale
9
June 23
724 June 10
1X June 20
10 National Casket preferred—*
100 Nat Container Corp com...*
800
$2 conv pref
*
200
Sale
24 June 16
234 June 8
•
422,700 Nat Bellas Hess com
...1
12,900 Nat I Bond A Share Corp...*
300 National Candy Co
X
6
June 24
23
2 X June
2
2634 June 23
7 X June
6
*
15
434 June
6
81
June 27
June 12
23
73
*
common...
234 June 23
634 June 23
7
1,500 Mtge Bank of Colons Am she..
200 Murphy (G C) Co common..*
200 Muskogee Co
70
7
7
June 12
June 12
June 16
200
234 June
334 June
134 June 26
Mar. 17
Feb. 27
Apr.
17
June 10
June 15
June
2
June
2
-34
18
25
20
12
15
1634 June 3
1434 June 7
334 May
5
May
1034 June
234 May
634 May
42
434
34
234
34
134
June 28
June
June
June
May
May
28
21
13
27
26
/
425
1,125 Nelsner
Bros pref
100
400 Nelson (Herman) Corp $5__
200
350 Neptune Meter class A
250 Nestle Le Mur Co class A._
290 New Amsterdam Casualty. 10
4,400 Newberry (J J) Co
1,600
150
400
200
8,800
7% preferred
New Mexico A
1,044
N
Y
Auction
125
A
16
2X
3X
5
8X
1
June
9
434 June
1
42
June 13
14X
70
78
75
80
78
June
5
80
18X
20
24 X
30
5
IX
20
June 10
25
"lX Sale'
X
1
14X
2X
IX
15X
4
June
15
*
common
12* lF<
*
com
3X Sale
17X
15
14)4 June
124
134
934
134
12
June
June
June
June
1524 June 27
June 20
2
1
June 17
124 June
2
124 June 27
11
June 28
3 34 June 30
1634 June 27
June 16
VA
2X
4h
5
28,850 Niles-Bement-Pond
42,100
1,400
Nitrate Corp of Chile.
65,500
(Cosach) Ctfs for ord b
5,000 Noma Elec Corp com
*
com
4%
5
5X
2X
X
IX
shs
1
2
5X
47
12 X
.100
preferred
23,200
6K
13
Sale
Sale
Sale
OX Sale
Sale
'14X ~i~5X
524 June
5
47
Sale
IX
IX
June
June
1434 June 19
9
1
50
1224 June
June 13
June 27
17 X June 27
34 June
1
124 June 24
24 June
1X June
8
5
June 14
4024 June
9
200 North American Cement
i",I6o
3,200 Northam Warren Corp pref
300 North A South Amer Corp A*
4,600 Northwest Engineering
"I",965
400 Northwestern Yeast Co
40
14,400
41,500
Novadel Agene com
1,525
3,005
15,000
"28X "30
1
33 X
...»
Sale
900
1,500
45 X
Sale
14X Sale
OX
6X
*
3,500 Outboard Motors cl B com..*
1,700
Class A conv pref
._...*
5,300 Overseas Securities Co
*
2,700
38
Sale
10
37
734 June 15
141
43)4
Oil stocks Ltd common
—5
100 Oliver United Filters B stk._*
100
38
"7X ~~8X
5
100
Ohio Brass class B
3,500
9
Feb. 24
234 Mar. 16
324 Jan. 30
24 Apr. 18
9
Mar. 29
10
Apr. 11
65
May
3
10
Feb. 25
X Mar. 15
34 Jan. 30
934 June
7
1
Mar.
1
12
May 25
42
June
9
434
334
34
1634
19
30
18
10
17
19
May
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
May
80
June 20
25
June 17
June
2
June 27
134
134
11
334
1634
June 28
June 30
June 27
Shipbuilding Co
SO,100
Founders shares....
1
75,800 Niagara Share Corp class B 5
50
Sale
8X
35
80
Co common...*
300 N Y Merchandise Co
N Y
4X
2X
Sale
73
*
Arls Land
300 New Process Co
300
400
200
23,300
29,200
..*
New Engl Grain Prod Co
400 New Haven Clock Co com
19,529
::::: ~~sx
35
13
com
1,000
100
Sale
10
1
X
02X
50X
15 X
7X
X
2X
51
Sale
TX
IX
2X
Sale
June
44
June
12 X
aOX
334
24
134
June 12
June
2
June 28
June
June
10
3
147
2
105
June
1534
734
334
134
234
5
2
Jan.
5
Jan.
June
June
June
June
June
June
30
27
28
12
13
June 13
3424 Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
30
3
334
34
134
24
June
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
28
31
28
26
6
1434 June 19
9
June 13
June 27
1734 June 27
50
34 June
8
Jan.
4
34 May 22
4034 June
9
34 Mar. 21
10
June 21
147
June
5
5334 June 13
% Jan.
34 Mar.
34 May
2834 Jan.
% Feb.
June 21
5324 June 13
r
134 Jan. 24
Apr.
7
May
6
434 Apr. 19
3
43
8
1534
734
3 34
134
234
5
June
June
June
June
June
30
27
28
12
13
June 13
Pacific Eastern Corp
32,500
17,100
5,300
1
121,126
(Formerly Goldman Sachs)
52,000 Pan Amer Airways com
10
20,600 Paramount Motors Corp....*
Park Austin & Lipscomb—
100
Conv partic pref
100
27,800
90,800 Parke
16,550
417
700
400
59,000
5,900
mm
mi
—
—
—
900
16,200
1,500
200
324 June
3834 June
324 June 21
Sale
25X Sale
35
"~3~~ Sale
33 X
10X
13
3X Sale
8
4
June
1
June 20
2734 June 27
June 13
June 16
54
1724 June 27
2934 June 13
30
42
23
June 20
2034 June 12
434 June 13
46X June-30
10
June 14
7
June
June
2
7
2034 June 12
June 23
13
June 14
3 34 June
2
7034 June 12
234 June
63
June
2X Sale
20 X
X
Xt
10X
10X
18
2X Sale
21X
X Sale
20 X Sale
21
4% Sale
20X
23X
2 X Sale
22 X Sale
2 24
2034
X
2034
June
1
June 27
June
1
June
1
4
Sale
2X Sale
5X Sale
% Sale
3X
3X Sale
4X
5
...5
June 21
24
OX
June 19
434 June 16
X June
2
3
"3
3%
Sale
June 13
3 34 June
1
434 June 29
24
June 10
334 June 13
2334 June 28
624 June
24
3
1
June 19
624 June
134 June
3
8
June 13
5 34 June
9
Pitts Bessemer & LE RR..50
Pitts A Lake Erie RR
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Potrero Sugar com new
Powdretl A Alexander
910 Pratt A Lambert.
see
25
*
class A.*
Prentice-Hall Inc—
725
Partic conv stock
400 Pressed Metals of Amer
icotnotes
21X
44X Sale
.
Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
150
i*
3X Sale
Sale
4X
6X
46 X
100
com
100 Pines Winterfront Co
400
Sale
6
.__*
com
50 Piedmont & Nor Ry Co
71,400
75
4,400
32,100
7,800
1,450
8
100
400
F
Sale
1
100
new
pref
4,600 Pierce Governor Co
156,000 Pilot Radio A Tube
100
mm
7%
1,100 Pie Bakeries Inc
50
37,200
Milk
3X Sale
38)s Sale
4
17 X
_•
66,300 Philip Morris Inc
10
1,400
Class A
35
76,000 Phoenix Securities common. 1
11,800
Conv preferred A—-10
400
2,100
69,800
•
com..
430,400 Pennroad Corp com vtc
3,650 Pepperell Mfg Co
100 pet
32",300
4X
500 Patterson
Sargent Co com..*
617 Pender (D) Grocery cl A
*
700
Class B__.
..*
250
188,100
1,730
Sale
10
common
40,120 Parker Rust-Proof
33*
*
Davis A Co...
600 Parker Pen Co
300
26
page
54.
50
com
'26X
32~"
35
64
Sale
31X Sale
IX
2
•
•
*
4
Feb.
27
15
4
June 20
1234 Mar.
1
334 May
2
2034 Mar. 2
1034 Apr. 24
15
Mar. 28
10
June 14
134 Mar. 24
26J4 Feb. 27
70
Feb. 17
134 Feb. 27
15
Mar. 3
54, Mar. 1
Mar. 11
134 Jan.
24
9
15
12 X Sale
17X
20
72
Sale
3
2
3924
IX
Sale
Sale
June
72
June 30
28
June
June 30
June
8
June 16
3924
2 34
2624
2034
June 29
June
9
June 10
June 23
13
15
June
3
1524 June 12
10
June
7
20
64
2934
134
2524
x!8X
June 28
30
June 19
134 Apr. 20
34 Apr. 15
26
..5
-*
134 Apr.
234 Feb.
20
4X June 13
46 X June
30
834 May 25
4
June 20
27 X June 27
May 13
54
June
7
2034 June 12
30
June 23
7
13
June 14
3 34 June
2
77 X May 16
84
Jan. 31
434 June 29
24
June 10
334 June 13
2334 June 28
634 June
24
1
June 19
634 June 3
234 Jan. 11
June 13
Feb. 16
3
Apr. 25
Mar.
3
Feb. 24
30
72
June 13
534 June
9
Feb. 24
June 30
10
Mar. 29
Jan. 27
3934 June 29
234 June
9
2634 June 10
2034 June 23
10
10
Apr. 21
June
7
20
34 Mar. 20
8
1534 June 12
June 28
44
NEW
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
AOOBEOATE SALES.
June.
Shares.
Shares.
YORK
Price
Jan. 3
1933.
indus. & misc. (Con.) Par
Process
Bid.
100
1,700
300
Cropper
McCallum
Hosiery
Mill
Co com
•
I,000
225 Prudence Co 7% pref
100
25,468
450
44,700
4,200
39,100
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN JUNE.
NE
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
In
(The) Corp
96.068 Prudential
63
Sale
%
1%
7X
70
% Sale
*
3% a1H
Warrants.
106,700
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
% Sale
Sale
74%
84
% Sale
6
6%
%6 Sale
1%
IX
8X Sale
74%
78%
%s Sale
5% Sale
X
%
1X June 12
4% June 10
4% June 10
2% June 15
7%
74%
%6
5%
%6
June
Jan.
Feb.
57
June
June
1
7% June
% June
1
June
6
78
June
9
June 29
June 30
June
3
9
9
7
Apr. 20
Jan. 18
3
25
8
28
OX June 20
78
June
6
Mar. 15
% Feb. 15
1% Mar. 23
Apr.
1
6
Prices.
6% May 23
% May 26
9% June 20
1
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices
4
*
preferred
1%
%
4
Pub Util Holdg without war *
S3
Ask
4% June 10
*
com
$6 preferred
2,070
121,700
20,600
Lore est.
June 30.
1.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
*
com
Investors
June
Ask.
June
6
7% June
% June
9
7
]
Public Utll Securities—-
150
4,400
550
$7 participating pref
♦
14,400 Pyre no Mfg
2,040 Quaker Oats
670
320
2
10
*
com
113
100
6% preferred
9,600 Railroad Shares Corp com.
3,000 Rys & Util Invest cl A com.
5,400 Rainbow Luminous Prod A.*
Class B
_*
II,500
•
4,800 Raytheon Mfg. com V t c
400
6% preferred vtc
5
3,500 Reeves (D%plel> com
•
11,200 Reliable Stores com
*
26,600 Reliance lnternat com A..
Reliance Management
8,800
*
59,900 Republic Gas Co_,
10
29,300 Reybarn Co., Inc
4.700
3,000
3,100
7,700
900
400
1,000
4 j400
16,000
2,400
47,900
12,700
Sale
J11
%
%
116
116
110
1% Sale
%
200
675
10 Richmond Radiator
425
7% Conv pref
""300
200
1,650
Rike-Kumler
Co
Sale
X
X
13
15%
2% Sale
20
3%
3X
1%
%
1%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
24
4%
Sale
4
IX
%
2X
2%
Sale
2X
X Sale
% Sale
X
%
%
%
5%
4%
22%
3%
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
1% June
X June
June
5% June 26
24% June
7
5
June
5
6
_
*
...
7
4%
8X
6% Sale
15
29
13
24
21
29
% Feb.
% Jan.
% June
7% June
42% June
% June
8% June
49% June 22
18
25
6% June 30
10% June
4
June 26
3
June 21
6
June
10
11% Sale
1% Sale
% Sale
11%
12%
30% Sale
11% June 30
1% June
% June
9% June 17
11%
2 %
1 %
12%
June 30
June 20
June
June 28
30
31
June 12
% Mar.
6
May
Mar. 18
% Apr. 26
1% Apr. 27
Mar. 23
9
9
IX June
X June
8
May
5% June
24% June
5
June
4% June
3
June
% June
3
June
27
June
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
% Apr.
4% June 27
3
June
8
X June 23
11
10
Feb.
June
1% June
X June
1 % June
3
com...
com
2
4%
15%
%
1%
Feb.
1 % June
I
June
X -Feb. 22
% June 10
% May
9
% Feb. 28
June
1
June 22
1 126
Mar. 30 115
1% June
23
10
16
16
7
29
3% June 16
5 % June
3
Mar.
64
109
X
X
3
Apr. 27
May
5
2
June 22
3 126
June
117
IX Sale
%
39,700 Reynolds Investing com....*
*
1,500 Rice Stix Dry Goods Co
2,065 Rlchmun Bros Co..
27,100
140
115
135
114
1
3% June 16
5% June 3
3% June 16
9
7
26
26
7
5
27
8
23
26
1
%
8%
49%
%
6%
10%
June
2
June
8
June 22
A or. 26
June 30
June
6
11%
2%
1 %
12%
June 30
June 20
June
7
31
June 12
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
1,209
5
13,200 Roosevelt Field Inc
22,800 Russia lnternat Corp
Royal Typewriter com......*
20,200
...100
3,200 Ruberold Co
100
5,600
10,900
5,200
400
...
1,800
276,200
3,630
10,475 Safety Car Heating 8c. Ltg.100
515,100 St Regis Paper Co.........10
7% preferred
100
8,330
Savannah Sugar Refining7% preferred
......100
160
2,900 Schlff Co com..
8,900 Schulte Real Estate
1,400
4,600
1% Sale
X Sale
»%■
30
27
Sale
73
3X Sale
35% Sale
48
47
Sale
3
9
6%
15
11
Sale
5% Sale
Sale
15
500
Non voting stock.....
•
5,700
7,300 Securities Corp Gen'l com..*
..*
10,600 Seeman Bros common
50,500 Segal Lock 6c Hardware com *
12,600 Selberllng Rubber com
Selfridge Prov Stores, Ltd-
June 16
36
3% June
35
June
Sale
22
22
% Sale
1
June 30
73
6% June 12
1
11% June
% June 24
12%
June
June
18
25
2,470 Scoville Mfg Co—
22,000 Seaboard Utll Shs com new.l
2% June
Sale
1
....10
1,020
14,400
June
2% June
2% Sale
*
com
400 Scotten Dillon Co
400
it*
10
*
400 Russeks Fifth Ave Inc
1,130 Kyerson (Jos T) 6c Son Inc
200
X
%
June 13
56
June
8
IX June
8
19% June 13
13
June
5
1% June
8
24
X June 28
7% Jan.
% Jan.
% Apr.
5% Mar.
15% Feb.
1% Apr.
7% Mar.
27
25
4
22
27
24
23
June 28
2% June
1
18
May 27
6
June 30
X June 12
56
June 13
16% Feb.
3
1% Feb. 31
12% Mar. 12
73
71% Jan. 23
6% Feb.
9
X May 26
81
June
18
2
9% Feb. 23
% Apr.
1
May
5
June
8
2% May 29
19% June 13
24
May 31
1% June
8
13
Securities Allied Corp—
4,400
2,700
24,500
5,700
300
1,200
104,900
3,950
5,350
12,700
American dep rets
2,200
1,800 .Selby Shoe Co com
190,800 Selected Industries...
$5.50 prior stock
13,750
Allotment certificates
22,250
17,000 Sentry Safety Control
20,200 Seton Leather
18,900
5,900
15,800
340
930
"
,406
Smith
500
6,200
500
—
—
—
1,500
39,700
37,400
12",600
150
140
300
675
1,400
m.
~
~
-1
100
55,600
17,300
5,800
1,251
400
8,400
12,200
28,700
1,400
300
5,800
$3
Sale
Sale
Sale
37% Sale
6%
10%
3% Sale
21% Sale
36% Sale
19
10
•
2%
new
48
45
2%
%
x
X
1% May 25
20% June
7
4% June
5
65
6
38% June 27
92% June 19
80
159% June 13
90
Mar.
June
3
23% June 27
3% Juno 29
52% June
9
June
2
1%
5%
1%
12%
12%
June 28
June 12
X June
6
12% June 20
Apr.
Mar.
Feb.
Apr.
Mar.
May
5
1
7
June
61
X June
'
2%
7
Jan.
5
June
20
3
23% June 27
39% May 29
92
June
19
159
June
13
1% Jan. 30
3%
5
5
Apr. 26
11% Feb. 25 52%
108% Jan.
6 108%
X
Sale
% Sale
"16" Sale
5
%6 June
6
June
2
43
8% June 27
28
June
7
14
% June 12
Sale
June 13
June
3
29% June
8
June
June
2
7
17
June
l7
20
June
7
3
Feb.
1
18
% June 12
June 29
Apr. 26
June
9
Jan.
6
%
Sale
3% Sale
%
June
2 %
2
June
1
*
26
•
8
76
1%
x
1
1%
13% Sale
1% Sale
June
9
8% June 14
1
6
June
5
June 19
June 15
*
3%
14
10
Sale
6
7%
17% Sale
June
2
3
June
7
May
Apr.
May
Apr.
May
10
Juno
27% June 15
%
%
%
%
*
*
pref
*
2%
1%
20
-.-
3%
4%
32
4
34%
36
..25
15
,
7% Sale
14% Sale
1
com
Sale
2% Sale
19% Sale
27% Sale
1%
2%
% Sale
8% Sale
20% Sale
29% Sale
3%
4
% Sale
18
June 27
10
June 27
8
5
June 10
32% June
7
4% June 23
18
June 16
26% June
1
35
June 12
4
2% June
% June
Sale
7
35%
41
1% Sale
32
8
June
22
31%
1
40
Sale
1
70
9
500
Am dep rets ord reg sha_.£l
100
800
Am
1,500
3,700
dep rets def reg.
_5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
•
225 Torrington Co of Maine
T ranscontlnen tal Air
Trans-Lux
Pict
Sale
10%
18
-----
27
27%
*
Transp 1
23
1% May 16
6%
Sale
"5% Sale
3%
2%
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
3% Sale
i
Common
1
47,595 Trl-Contlnental Corp Warr..
1X
i%
Sale
iy
June 28
2% June 15
2% June
5
June 27
May 18
5
June
35
10
June 12
5% June 21
% June
8
10% May 29
June 28
June 22
18
11
% Apr. 26
% Apr. 10
2% Feb. 15
June 12
5
12
May 24
5% June 26
5% June 21
% June
8
9% June
36
36
2% Sale
Screen
June 29
1 % June
5
12% Feb. 25
34
17% June 26
4% June 26
20% June 16
15
14
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
4% Mar. 17
1% Feb. 28
Feb.
7
Feb.
Jan.
5
22
1% June 13
25
16
34
June 12
10
37
May
% Jan.
9
%6 Apr. 25
Secur Trust Co Ltd
100
19
Mar.
2% June 15
%
2%
2%
8%
Feb.
June
z80
Jan.
21
June 22
6
4% May
4% June 23
23 % June ll>
32% June 10
2
June
May
9
% Apr. 25
2% June 22
% Jan. 23
4% June 23
23% June 10
32% June 10
June 14
1
14% June
20%
6
1
June 16
26
20
8% Feb.
5% June 26
8
20
June 29
5% June 26
13
June
2
10
June 27
13
3
Feb.
% Feb.
1% June 12
June
29% June
June
2X June 15
14
June
14
6
Juno 22
27% June 15
*
15% Sale
_
1
June 15
43
3
2% June 22
9
June 14
June 26 z80
May 27
2X May 17
1% June 14
6
X June 12
%<j J an.
Apr.
2% Apr.
18
Feb.
15
10
*2% Sale"
27
% Jan.
2% June
1
1% June 14
x
k
10
Investing Co com
Tobacco
4% June
2
2% June 23
3
14,200 Tastyeast Inc class A
56.000
June
6
9
Mar. 28
12% June 20
43
June
7
26% Mar. 30
% Jan.
6
2
June
June 12
1% June
33
June
June
June
II
June 12
65
2% June
7
13
16% June 30
38
June 28
61
5
1
100
11,500 Taggart Corp
18,700
13,000
% Feb. 16
9% Apr.
% Feb. 28
5
40
"II"
20
Motor Car Co.
conv
Sale
*
166,400 Technicolor Inc common..
.10#
1,600 Thermoid Co 7% pref
3,100 Tobaccolk Allied Stocks...
,*
11,800 Tobacco Prod Exports.
23,800 Tobacco Products of Del... 1
58,400
1
7
5
5o
new
960,320
204,400 Swift International.
150
1% June
June
% June 12
*
1
Swift & Co
17,500
7
X Feb.
1% Apr.
10
4%
Sale
43
24
9
55% June
% June
140
Apr. 13
Jan. 28
% June
7
June
20% June
4% June
19
30
Feb.
2
6
1% June
1
15% June 27
2% June
1
6
6
26
June
1
% June
4% June
89% June 21
Sale
140
200 Super Maid Corp common.
100
410,500
71,200
Sun
% Sale
*
425 Sullivan Machinery Co
125
1,000
Sale
Sale
5%
3
19
16% June 30
11
June 12
38
54
Sale
3X
11
10%
2%
June
June
25
34% pref
Stutz
Sale
% Sale
3%
400 Stromb-Carlson Tel Mfg
200 Stroock (S) & Co Inc.
~
2%
54%
"X ""%
*
4,800 Stein Cosmetics Co com
840 Stetson (John B) Co com--.-*
*
1,700 Stinnes (Hugo) Corp.
4,400
m
6
5% Sale
17
1%
18
325 Steel Co of Can Ltd ord
700 Stein (A)8tCo com
325
1%
June
7
100
6% preferred
17,250
1
11
34
2% June 29
pref
<>%
Sale
8%
36%
(L C) 8c Corona
Common
9,900
7
£1
100 Stanley Works common.
Starrett (Thej Corp com
—
4% Sale
*
com
2.300 >tandard invest $5^ pref.
100 Standard Dredging com
550
100
Sale
16%
34%
1% Sale
1X
Spanish 8c General Corp Ltd
Am dep rets ord reg shs_.£l
12,900
2,200 Spiegel. May8c Stern pref ..100
8,200 Stahl-Meyer Inc com
1,900 Standard Cap & Seal com...5
6,200
«
% Sale
3
1%
.*
_»
Typewriter v t c
2,000
7,100 Southern Corp com...
1,000 Southwest Dairy Products.
500
1,800
1,000
7%
Sale
*
1
Preferred
25
Sale
11
5
£1
Singer Mfg Ltd
Am dep rets ord reg shs
2,300
100 Slsto Financial Corp
35,785 Smith (A O) Corp com
800
mm
7
29
"
300 Sheaffer (W A) Pen com
46,000 Shenandoah Corp common. 1
$3 Conv pref new
25
10,875
35,125 Sherwin-Williams Co com..25
6% preferred AA
.100
670
........100
4,503 Singer Mfg
22",900
9
6%
2
21
17%
4%
28%
37
6%
June 26
June 26
June 20
June 22
June
3% June
4
6
June 29
2
June 13
% May 11
1%
10% Jan. 13
2% Jan. 13
10% Feb.
9
30
May 18
2% Jan.
3
17 % June 26
4% June 26
28% June 20
37
June 22
1% Mar. 22
X Apr.
8
3 % June
6
4
June 29
6% May 29
Triplex Safety Glass Ltd—
1,400
2,600
800
For foocaoce*
refi£l
600 Trunz Pork Stores Inc
300
61,200
5,900
18,800
Am rets for ord. shs.
*
sx
1
Tublze Chatillon Corp—
Common
100,300
4%
Class A
14,500
l
40,700 Tung Sol Lamp Wks com...*
U conv pref
•
2,300
..
see
p**a
54.
.
9
iiy
5
13
IX Sale
12%
15
14% Sale
24
9% June 15
12% June 19
Sale
6% Sale
10% Juno 24
12% June 19
28% June 29
46% June 29
9% June 13
25% Sale
12
June
16
42
21
June
5
Sale
7% Sale
6% June
18
June
20
June
6
5% Feb.
14
10
Jan.
19
2
Apr.
8% Mar.
1
.T ji.TI
.
1
3
10% June 24
12 % May 24
28% June 29
46% June 29
9% June 13
20
June
6
July, 1933.]
new
york
curb
exchange
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
June.
Shares.
PRICES
new york
curb exchange
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
400
Bid
(Conct.) Par
*
3,200 Union Amer Invest com
24,400 Union Tobacco Co common.*
United Aircraft & Transp—
22,500
25
300
600
300
2,800
June 1.
Ask.
11%
14
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
16
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices*
Sales Prices.
Sale Prices.
20
Bid.
25
19
June 30.
20
'
1
June
% June
6% pref without warr—50
46
9
Warrants
10.800 United
IN JUNE.
Price
Jan. 3
1933.
INDUS. MISC.
45
Carr Fastener com..
1%
2%
Sale
June 21
June
6
June
5
June
20
5
Mar.
11
% June 10
.Time 21
June
6
46
9
1
45
20
May 26
48
Jan.
6
6
9
June
6
6
May 27
June
United Chemicals Inc
900
900
800
3,800
46,000
200
644,700
783
39,300
200
324,600
700
100
Common
$3
cum
*
*
partic pref
United Dry Docks com...
9%
Sale
2% Sale
IK Sale
United Engineering & Fdy._*
United Founders com new__l
Sale
1
United Milk Products com..*
20
20
70
8,100
300
Unit Profit
Sharing
Shoe Mach
Wall Paper
U S Dairy Prod class B
*
U S Financial Holding Corp. 1
il
Preferred-.
S
18,100
35,700
16,100
8,500
6,100
2,450
1,400
46% Sale
Finishing
U S Foil class B
Sale
l.
*
% Sale
Sale
K
'/
1st preferred with warr—*
300
1,050
400 Universal Pictures
500 Utah Radio Products
18 %
12
13
7% Sale
1% Sale
42 K Sale
1
1H
18
7
1
Sale
2
9%
1%
51%
1%
23%
Sale
Sale
Sale
1%
Sale
Sale
Sale
"2 % Sale
IK
IK
1% Sale
3
•
3K
4
100 Veeder Root Inc............*
10 Virginia Ry Co v t c
100
500 Voftt VIfa Coro-_
50 Vortex Cup Co
K
K
K
K
2%
•
100
310 Waltt Ac Bond Inc class A..*
373,100
19,500
4,100
3,400
485,200
36,200
Class B
3K
400
800
com
Warrants.......
3%
1
3%
2% Sale
5% Sale
9%
18%
%
%
6%
5K
10
1
5
June 13
June
9
June
8
June 24
June 10
Preferred..
4K Sale
8K
8K
%
%
K Sale
*
a
Sale
4%
9
1%
2
19% Sale
14% Sale
13
Sale
% Sale
IK Sale
4
470
300
600
5%
9
12% Sale
10%
12%
8
6
ll%
19
34
14
% Sale
1%
2
Sale
Sale
1,100
Convertible
700 W
7
% Sale
6
7K
11
1%
8
"30"
8K
2
9
11
12
2%
2%
12
300 Wolverine Port Cement....10
'•»m
ion*** Co
5,100
35,200
com
(F W)
2
52%
1%
23%
3%
10%
20%
1 %
June
12
June
June
June
June
29
19
30
Feb.
2% June 19
6% May
8
June
49% June 14
Mar.
36
Mar. 22
Jan.
2
June 28
Jan.
3% June 13
8
2% June
Feb.
1
% Jan.
% Feb.
May
2% Apr.
7*
.....
Jan.
52% June 29
1% June 19
23%
3%
10%
20%
1%
9% June
8
June 27
3*
Sale
12
15%
16%
16%
17
June
May
2
2
June 28
8
June 27
May 13
1
Feb.
4
June
IK Apr.
2% June 12
7
4% June
1
2
June
9
6
1% June
June
5
June
5
9
10
June
13% June 28
50 % June 19
3% Judo 13
1
12
7% June 13
13
13
2
9
5
Apr. 19
Feb. 14
31
June
10
June 12
1% June 22
8
2% June
3
15% June 17
2% June
3
20
June
1
June 16
is June 30
I K June
1
1
June 22
June
June
June
5
8
3
2% June
6
3
June 28
June 24
.Tune
9
June
June
6
June
7
15% June 10
37%
16%
r/a
%
2%
20
6
53
6% June 23
8
June
5
1
15
June
% Jan.
% Jan.
June 28
6
6
June
Feb.
31
2
9
June 28
10% June
Apr.
1
IK Apr.
8
2
25
June
6
64% June 20
June 21
June
2
%
%
8%
1%
8%
8%
June
June 13
June
2
June
3
June
June
1% June 14
% June 22
June
7
2% June 12
June 22
8% June
3% June 29
al5% June 16
17% June 29
May 22
May 31
7% May
4
1% May 22
6
June 15
% Mar. 24
11% Feb. 27
1% May 24
100
PUBLIC UTILITIES
480
250
44% June 20
62K Sale
*
lib preferred
52% Sale
55
Sale
*
Amer Cities Power 8c Lt Corp
1,400
60,400
10,100
152,700
41,300
95,850
38.700
89.800
300
75
250
4i",I6o
100
2,500
7,900
"""565
.........25
Class B..................1
33
'
112,300
733,400
14,300
113,200
1,000
Sale
Class B
17,800
24,900
Amer 8c
5% Sale
K
%
% Sale
4K Sale
30% Sale
83% Sale
Preferred
*
Amer Light & Trac com....25
34% Sale
Sale
19% Sale
17
33% Sale
5%
A..*
4K Sale
66
67
8
Sale
84
Sale
Sale
11% Sale
43% Sale
88% Sale
22% Sale
-
Sale
1
2%
6% Sale
75
Sale
37% Sale
400 Assoc Telep Co J1.50 pref—*
69,000 Associated Telep Utilities-
1 % Sale
4% Sale
68
Preferred.
40 Appalachian EI Pow %7 pref.*
625
1,400
98,100
8,500
122,400
8,600
10
32% June
% June
% June
2
1
6
36% June 13
6% June 12
% June
% June
1% June 12
5
8
June 16
June
2
98
7% June
34% June
1
1
13% June 13
84
June
1
18%
20%
1%
4%
67%
37
June
1
June 20
June
1
June
1
June
5
June
2
arufiliau
50
June 13
89%
26%
20%
2%
9%
75%
June
June
June
June
June
June
50
June 12
27
14
20
7
12
28
June
1
June
15
39% June 29
1% June
6
3 % June 13
2% Sale
2% Sale
2K
Sale
% Sale
Tk'Tk
*
2
Sale
1% Sale
6% Sale
.1 % June 30
6
June
2
Sale
Sale
15% Sale
% Sale
% Sale
% June
1
15% June
1
% June 30
%
50 Bell Tel of Pa 6% % pref..100
118.80U
21,900
3,700
13
June
£36
1,375 Bell Telep Co of Canada..100
50
66,100
5,300
500
June
% Sale
%6
%
25
com
American Superpower....._•
1st preferred
•
200
56,700
65
55
98
$6 pref
•
Foreign Power warr..
American Gas & Elec com—*
7,320
43,000
15,266
52% June
1
47% June 29
Amer Elec Power
6% preferred
1,800 Amer Sts Pub Serv
1,138,100
June 29
1% June
4K
Amer Commonwealth Pow clA
520 Arkansas P & L $7 pref....*
7,300 vsmm- Gas 8c Elec. com....
17,300
Common new
1
264,225
Class A
10,240
15 preferred.......
*
76,100
Warrants
94,100
Sale
300
S7 1st pref series A......
*
225 Amer Dist Tel N J pref...100
224,500
1,800
20,900
1,600
150,800
Conv class A
.'
46
May
2
June
12
12
1% May 22
7% Jan.
3
3
June
8
20
June
3
2% June
6
Feb.
27
21
16% June 24
1% Apr. 24
2% June
6
Mar. 15
Mar. 16
11% Feb. 28
9% Jan.
53% Apr.
64% June 20
40
May 18
53
6
24
25
11
Apr.
3
May
56% Jan.
% June
% June
13
10
June 26
9
13% June 28
37% June 28
% May
7% Feb. 23
1
9
6
19
June 28
28
4
June 26
5
Apr.
Mar. 22
6
Jan.
3
June 22
14
11% Jan.
June
7
15% Apr.
20
6
20
June
6
June 21
June
8
2
3
May 25
58% Feb.
2
1 % June 14
% June 22
13
June
2%
12%
8%
3%
June 12
Jan. 18
June
2
June 29
7
17% June 29
Feb.
5
% Feb. 18
25
Apr. 11
Feb.
1
June 26
June 29
46
9
Par
1,900 Ala Power Co $7 pref
615
1/
8
June
June
Feb.
13
June 20
1% June
Jan.
3M
7 sa
4
Participating pref
....*
160 Youngstown S & T pref..100
June
June
2
Amer dep rets 6% pref
£1
Amer Machine Co—
1,600
June 30
June 14
June 21
June
7
Jan.
Yates
100
12
June 27
June 12
2
It Mar.
Jan.
8* Mar.
il
24
May 18
11%
17
June 21
June
7
June
2
Jan.
Jure
12
1 % May
June 28
5
3
Jan.
33%
30%
%
%
14
2
2 % June 13
3% May
18% Apr.
2
1% Feb.
200% June 20
June
Ltd—
Am dep rets ord shares..5s
300
11% June 27
3
4K
12%
300
8
Feb.
199^
6*
8
2% June 12
4 % June
7
46
Jun 12
50% June 19
3% June 13
1% June
3
4
June
1
7% June 13
4
6%
preferred..
200
Wooiwurth
June 12
17% June 29
62% June
1
62% Sale
Western Tablet & Stationery
Common v t c
...._*
....
250
7
47
61
100 Westfield Mfg Go com...
*
75 Westvaco Chlorine pref...100
1,400 W Va Coal & Coke com
*
900 White Sewing Mach rights.
7.200 Williams (R C) A Co
9.300 Wil-Low Cafeterias com nevfl
900
% Apr. 19
1 % June
1
Sale
Sale.
100
;
June 12
20
6
June"! 8
20% June
2
3% June 19
20% June 20
9
Western Maryland Ry—
1st preferred
3
June
14
Western Auto Supply com A *
225 Western Cartridge 6% pf.100
400
June
6
Jan. 25
% Mar.
2% June
% June
% June
4.30Q
4,100
5,800
June
7
......
125
1,400
June 28
13
1% June 22
Walker (Hiram) Gooderham
Worts common.........
7%
June 21
June
2 to
June
June
2
% Sale
K
5/i
10
7K Sale
h
1
13
13 h
•
Walgreen Co
Sale
10% Sale
14.800 Watson (Jno Warren) Co..
7,100 Wayne Pump Co com
*
Convertible preferred....*
3,300
3,400 Western Air Express Corp..10
700
14
*
200
500
I*
18
5
21,500 Waco Aircraft Co
*
2,000 Wagner Electric commonr.15
1,000 Wahl Co (The) common
*
,52,500
4%
10
...
100
r
June
3%
7% June 3
1% June
1
42 % June
1
1% June 17
2
'I% "~2%
......
300
2
June
*
*
276,000 Van Camp Pack com
57,700
7% pref .—............25
2,600
32
4
Sale
10
....
249,500
52,600
.
June
% June
6%
3
.....
1,100
15,200
6
49% June 14
June
June
20
Universal Tnsurance Co
40,400 Utility Equities com
4.750
Priority Stock
17,900 Utility & Ind Corp com
24,500
Preferred
21,200
1,000
June
1
2
400 U S Radio & Television com.*
"""loo
200% June 20
2% June 19
46% June
2% Sale
VA
2K
1,400 U S Rubber Reclaiming...
600 U S Stores v t c common
._*
650
June 19
June 20
June 13
June
8
12
—*
new
U S & Internet Sec com
600
6.900
14,200
6
100
400
21,900
June
"in Sale"
IK Sale
common...
1,300
"""500
1
8
1% June
31
%
%
M Sale
IK
1h
9,200 U S Lines Inc pref
*
7,230 U S Playing Card com
10
1,900 U S Radiator common
*
225
7% preferred.
....100
225
48% Sale
-25
— .....
Preferred
26.300
1%
6
35
com
United Stores Corp com vtc_*
United
50
47*665
June 12
199
IK Sale
10
12,614
"~7~, 500
7
3%
20%
2%
2%
18% Apr. 3
com—
Preferred
905
43.840
3,100
11,100
700
290
1,900
4,600
3
20% June
1
...
19,070 United
28,640
June
6
$3 preferred..
..*
United Molasses Co Ltd—
400
4,625
6
1% June
1% June
4
\m dep rets for ord reg..£1
150
70 United N J RR & Canal...l00
5,000
June
June
June
3
19
1
20
Sale
17
5
June
% June 10
1% Feb. 24
9
7
June
6
3
%> May 16
I'r Lt 8c Pr ord.
8h
Buff
Nlag & East Pow pref.25
15 1st preferred..........*
9
12% Sale
19% Sale
21% Sale
14
Sale
2% June
3
10% June 13
% June
7
16% June 27
1% June
6
June
88% June
2 95
111% June 21 111% June
16% June
12% June
1
19
June 28
20% June
80
June
2
80% June
29
21
12
13
14
37
Apr. 20
36% Apr. 25
65% Jan.
56% Jan.
25% Feb. 28
36% June 13
6% June 12
3
Feb.
28
%, Mar. 31
%, Mar. 31
1 % June
6
84% May
9
2
Jan. 16
2% Apr.
4
17% Mar. 31
69% Apr. 28
12
Apr. 28
18
Apr. 20
1
Apr. 22
2% Mar. 31
52
Apr.
3
15
Apr.
3
83
35
Jan.
Apr.
1
Apr.
1 % May
1
Apr.
3
May
*si Apr.
15% June
% Mar.
70
5
21
18
20
4
22
19
1
31
Feb. 24
% June
% June
13
16
6
6
1% June 12
98
June
2
2% Jan. 19
13% June 13
50
June
13
June
June
Jan.
June
June
75% June
27
14
18
89%
26%
21%
2%
9%
7
12
28
50
June
12
85
Jan.
23
39% June 29
2% Jan.
3
3% June 13
2 % June
3
10%
%
18%
1%
June 13
June
7
Jan. 10
June
6
95
June 29
111% June 21 111%
6
Feb. 24
16%
16
22 %
Apr.
1
75
Apr. 12 92%
June
June
Jan.
Jan.
21
12
12
11
8
7
6
5
Cables & Wireless—
500
425
10
4,000
Am dep rets A ord sh
£1
Am dep rets B ord sh....£l
K
Am dep rets
pref sh
£1
Carolina P 8c L $7 pref......*
S6 preferred
Hud G A E
8,400 Cent
210
100
For footnotes
%
1%
2%
"3"
11%
12%
600
see
17 Prior lien preferred
*7
•
nreferred
54.
June
6
1% June
% June
3
June
3
% June
7
3% June 28
11% June
3
8
.....
% Apr.
1
Feb.
7
IK June
% June
2% Feb. 28
3% May
37
12%
13% Sale
3
Sale
3
June 28
15
June 13
Feb.
6
48
Jan.
May 20
10% Apr. 21
18% Apr. 20
20
Apr. 24
1
Apr. 24
30
May 20
15
June 13
7
20
28 % Feb.
38
Jan.
1
Apr. 24
23% June 22
*
page
1
3
30
12
50 Cent Pub Serv $4 pref......*
Cent Ac Southwest Util—
700
Common.
»
1,040
1
1%
% Sale
3%
3%
»
v tc
75 Cent 111 Pub Serv $6 pref...*
100 Cent Pow Ac Lt 7% pref...100
400
1
*2% "2h
-
-
16% Sale
3% June 7
27% June 13
8% Mar. 17
14
18
3% June
7
27% June 13
8
18
June 21
June 27
1
Mar. 22
Jan.
13
June 27
Jan. 3
425
"""366
575
""350
3,475
3,900
1,200
800
150
100
Conv pref opt ser 1929..100
Warrants
Cities Serv Pr 8c Lt $6 pref..*
f 7 preferred
._*
Cleveland Elec Ilium com
*
6% preferred
100
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
5% Conv preferred..... 100
Columbus Ry Pow & Light6% 1st preferred
..100
17,900
30
430
20,425
49,050
14,900
62,223 Commonwealth Edison
25
150
150
6,500
8,800
50
50
26,900
111,900
200
100
4*$% prior preferred
58,520 Eastern States Pr
32,220
com
700
3X Sale
,
556 preferred series B
5,575,600 Elec Bond & Share
*
400
1,150
500
125
275
100
2,000
17,100
29,900
70,000
12
1
June
8
June
18
x
XJune""!- 22"
14
5
com
ix Feb. 23
Jan.' 9
Feb.
25
6
Apr. 24
12*$ Feb. 14
1
m
32"
Sale
31
20 x June 24
29*$ June
1
11
Jan.
Mar. 28
11
June 14
22
*$
9*$ Mar. 15
29*$
30x
June 14
17
12
7
1
4% June 12
17 x June 17
Feb.
y
9
18
Jan.
*$« Apr.
June 14
Jan.
25
May 31
26
1
29*$ oune
35*$ June 27
96 x
Sale
69 x
Sale
64x Sale
X Sale
x Sale
122X2
Sale
35*$ June 27
30X June
105 x June
2
96 X June
1
35
June 13
June
9
75
June
64
106
June
8
3
20*$ Apr.
99*$ May
4
3 110
Jar.
68
Apr.
5 135
June 13
82
35*$ Sale
h Sale
x
ix
ix
ix
% June
1
12 x June 13
1% June
2
Sale
58 x
Sale
66 x
62 x
Sale
64
70
10x
11%
2*$ June
5
June 22
70*$ June 12
June 22 108
108
"66"
65
1 % June 12
13
June 23
58*$ June
64
4*$
4%
8*$ Sale
June 14
66
June 15
60
June
69
June 13
Jan.
30
82
Jan.
30
50
Apr.
17
82?$ Jan.
13
13
~2x
Sale
21x Sale
16 x
"4% Sale
Sale
7
39
63
June
June
June
7
4*$ June 20
2% June
18*$
41X
40?$
8X
3x
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
24x
Sale
51
Sale
43?$ Sale
16 x Sale
3 x Sale
34 x
59
52 x
20 *$
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6s/.
Juno 13
24
June 21
21
Juno
8
5
June
7
24*$
50*4
42*$
16 x
3%
June 12
162
June
41*$ June 13
June 13
59?$ Juno 13
June
29
June
Sale
sx
14*$
17
10
ilx "16"
June
13
June
7Vs June 13
2
19*$ June
June
25
June
1
June
25
June
7
15
17
June
183$ June
June
19
"4
Sale
X Sale
6
5%
Sale
June
4
1
June
26
June
June 22
15*$ June 10
8
*$ June
6*$ June 12
15% June
% Sale
X Sale
Apr.
7
7
22*$ Apr.
4*$ Feb. 28
1*$ Feb. 25
6
1-16 June
2%
25
25
June
Feb.
10
66
13
17
iley'
June
18
6x
May
9
55*$ Apr. 15
Mar. 29
May 26
15
May 24
13*$ Apr. 20
1*$ Apr. 18
132*$ May 10
June
20
4
22?$ Sale
■
Option warrants
30
June
16x June
2% June
155
8
26 X
Sale
26
Sale
60
Sale
38
Sale
39 x
63
Sale
61
Sale
56 x
Sale
56*$ June 30
47*$ June
2
% Sale
x
Sale
June 10
31
June 13
%, June
1
69
June 13
60
June
65
Jan.
June
Mar. 31
4
22
173"" Sale
38*$ Apr.
6
60
June
60
Sale
1J$ June 12
13
June 23
2*$ June
5
June 22
108
June 22 108
43*$ Apr. 12 70*$ June 12
June 15
35*$ May
3 66
% Apr. 18
12*$ June 13
% Apr. 26
12*$ June
8% June
55
~1%
1
25% June
6,025 Florida Power 8c Lt S7 pref..*
1,775
4% June 12
17*$ June 17
3% June
13
Sale
!_*
128,600
$6 preferred
»
35,200
S5 preferred
16,225 Elec Pow 8c Lt 2d pref A....*
69,000
Option warrants........
1,100 Empire DIst Elec 6% pref.100
4,700 Empire G 3c F 7% pref
100
1,850
8% preferred
100
975
6% preferred
100
775
6 *$ % preferred
.....100
2,100 Empire Pow Corp part stk..*
2,000 Empire Pub Serv com A
._.*
29,100 European Elec Co of Can A.10
23,300
9,200
5,675
24,700
Highest.
Sale Prices
15
13 x
100
B
6,200 Eastern Util Associates
18,000
Convertible stock....,
*
310 Edison Elec Ilium (Boston) 100
60
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
6
$7 preferred series A
350
650
150
Highest.
Sale Prices.
17 x June 17
100
32,500 Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc..*
1,800
6% preferred.
100
250
2,224.800
3% Sale
Ask.
.
Warrants
Community P & L 1st pref..*
Community Water Serv new.l
Conn P & L 6*$ % pref....100
Con Gas E L & P Bait com..*
4,150 Duke Power Co
10,000
V
2% Sale
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
750 Cont'l G&E7% pr pref...100
75
1,175
3,250
10,500
,.fc
100
Commonwealth 8c Sou Corp.
1,033,700
4
Conv preferred
3,100
738,500
Bid.
Par.
309,000 Central States Elec com—1
575
7% preferred
100
1,315
6% pref with warrants..100
1,310
6% pref without warr.-lOO
125,600
June 1.
1933.
PUBLIC UTIL. (Con.)
Shares.
Shares.
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
June.
range since jan. 1.
prices in june.
aggregate sales.
In
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
Mar. 24
6
4*$
6
7
11
June 20
30
June 13
24
June 21
Jan.
June
P
66
11
7
Jan.
22*$
19
June
13
June
13
59?$ June 13
June
29
13
7*$ June 13
June
2
June
1
7
38*
2
25
12
21
7
May 26
6?$ Mar. 31
19
June 22
15M
June
Apr.
170«Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
i6-fi June
8
2*$ Mar. 22
x Apr. 21
Mar. 30
12
June
June
10
S
6*$ June 12
June
1
33 ?$ Jan.
10
14
Gen Gas & Elec—
$ 6conv pref ser B
10,700
3,540 General Pub Serv $6 pref
7.850 Georgia Power $6 pref..
50 Gulf States Util $6 pref
650
2,290
975
50
14,700 Hamilton Gas Co
5,600
com v t
*
*
*
*
c.l
325 Hartford Electric Light.
50
650
50
10,750
"1,400
75,300
50
50
9,500
13,500
1,490
23,700
10,800
%
Interstate Power f7 pref
June
9
*$ June
8
50
58
54
56
55
June 13
55
Sale
25
Sale
21
Juno
29*$ June
28*$ Sale
6*$
8
28*$ June 21
18*$ Apr. 20
23*$ .Tune 12
June
Sale
9
Sale
2X
13
June
2
53
Mar. 30
1
26?$ June
7
11
June
1
11
June
9
5
2*$ June
June
% June
10*$ June
1
Apr. 12
Apr.
*$ Feb.
Sale
9
June
3?$ June 13
55
55
June
5
2%
Sale
600
500
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
May
21
20
27
19
"2x
2
60
June
1
3
June
5
2
1
June
6
3$
5?$
133$
*$
3$
June
8
60
June
8
60
June
8
Feb.
72
2x Sale
x Sale
ix
%
107,700 Long Island Light com..
*
2,380
7% preferred
100
6% preferred series B ..100
3,050
225 Los Angeles G 8c E 6% pf__100
75 Louisiana P & L $6 pref...
June
94
%
Feb.
17
18
1
?$ June 13
23*-$ June 13
June 27
12x
13x
10x Sale
14% Sale
10
June
16
76
82
75
Sale
71
Sale
70
June 26
783-$ June 13
64 x
70
62
66
60
Sale
60
June 28
70
June
8
5
June
9
*$ June
8
50
57
Jan.
17
34 ?$ Jan.
5
28*$ June 21
75
May 26
7
26 ?$ June
11
June
9
3?$ June 13
June
5
*$ June 13
23*$ June 13
13*$ Jan. 20
3
June
5
1
June
6
28
28
17
16
71*$ Jan.
14
94
Feb.
18
72
Feb.
18
16
10
May
59
Apr.
48*$ Apr.
85
Apr.
72*$ Jan.
June
14
62 % June 28
70*$ Jan. 11
55
55
% June
Sale
Sale
*$
10 x
Sings County Lighting
1
7% pref series B
-.100
1
5% preferred series D
100
99,400
*$ Jan.
48*$ Mar. 30
17*$ June
Sale
2X
ix
ix
June 13
3
Apr.
18*$ Mar. 31
435$ Apr. 28
47*$ June
2
75
23*$ June 12
73
17 x
9
164 Jer Cent P & L 5*$% pref.100
25
14*$ June
5
62*$ June 28
68*$ June 13
26
Sale
*
100
*
June
54
32
$7 prior pref
*
Warrants for class B stock.
100 Iowa Sou Util 7% pref
40,300 Italian Superpower cl A
Warrants...
15,500
600
x
25
*
6,575 Illinois P 8c L S6 pref..
650
6% preferred
100
Indianapolis Pow & Lt—
300
6X% cum pref..
....100
19,300 Int Hydro-El (3,50 conv pref.*
*
9,000 Internet Util class A
Class
B
1
148,200
3,650
11*$ June 27
June 27
82*$ Feb.
74
2
Jan.
16
95*$ Jan.
12
73
Jan.
31
6*$
23$
33$
25*$
6*$
June 27
73
Jan.
Marconi Internat Marine—
1,800
700
239,800
13,700
Communication Am dep ret
Marconi Wirel Tel of Can
\ 407,400
V 19,500 Mass Util Associates v t c
1
IX
Sale
*
i x
r
Sale
2
Sale
2%
2%
Sale
6?$ June 15
1 ?$ June
Sale
2
375
5% conv preferred.
50
34,000 Memphis Nat Gas com new..5
Metropolitan Edison Co—
525
$6 pref series C
75
8,700
50
24
~4x Sale"
4%
Sale'
90,700
3,325
Middle West Util
16
conv
Mioland
Utilities
125
65$
2*$
3*$
24?$
5*1
65
June
June
June
June
June
27
12
12
27
8
June
8
Jan.
24
""*$ Sale"
"x Sale"
June 26
23$ Feb. 28
54*$ May
2
3$ Jan.
6
*$ Apr. 15
June
8
*$ June
1X June
1
6
June
6
89
June 12
75
75
*& Sale
12
Apr. 19
1*$ May 17
86
com
pref ser A
June 23
79
June
5
68
?$ June 8
3*$ June 13
June 12
June 12
Jan. 23
May
1
12
?$ May 23
3 ?$ June 13
Co—
30
6% prior Hen
100
150 Miss River Power pref....100
1,125 Mohawk 8c Hud Pow 1st pref.*
2d
75
.__*
preferred
110
June 26
4*$ June 30
65
.....
35,500
1,200
June
....
3*$ Feb.
1
Apr. 25
May 16
62
May 24
3*$ Feb.
1
89
85
June 12
Feb. 14
62
May 24
Monongahela West Penn
50
50
800
2,400
Pub Serv
25
7% pref
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow
32
com.
Sale
250 Mountain Sts Tel & Tel. .100
10
23,700
1,370
11,055
5,400
340
3,210
Nat Power 8c Light—
S6 preferred
Nevada Calif Elec
L.
*
Sale
66*$ Sale
57 x
44 x
46 x Sale
68
Sale
57*$ June
54 x
Sale
46?$ June
.100
com
New Eng Pow Assn 6% pfd 100
10
Sale
100 New Eng Pub Serv $6 pref..
80
$6 prior lien pref
-.*
0
""26
29
160
$7 prior Hen pref
*
650 New Engl Telep 8c Teleg..l00
80
14*$ June 15 14*$ June 15
June 12
31*$ June 16 35
June 12
100
June 12 100
1
June 26
72*$ June 12
15
June
3
1
57*$ June 12
June 15
32?$ June 29
30?$ June 12
28*$ June
7
14*$ June 15 14*$ June 15
June 12
215$ Apr
11 35
June 12
80*$ Apr. 12 100
.
34
Apr.
3
9
May 29
26*$ Apr.
1
9*$ May 27
19*$ Feb. 27
22*$ Feb. 27
75
Apr. 21
72*$ June 12
15
June
3
57*$ June 12
12*$ Jan. 13
32 ?$ June 29
30?$ June 12
i>4
Jan.
5
New Orleans Pub Serv—
Com v t c.__
150
150 N Y Pr & Lt $6 pref...
575
7% preferred
5,280 N V Steam Corp com
100
....
1,900
825
5,325
N Y Teleo
5
*
*
100
*
100
100
..15
437,000 Niagara Hud Pow com
Class A option warrants...
70,400
Class B option warrants...
6,700
"15
25
249,000
35.500
3,500
8,900
1,450
Class C Cption warrants
20,450
*
3,300 Nor Amer Lt & Pr com....
16 preferred..
1,050
3,100 Nor Amer Util Sec com
75 NorlndPub Ser 6% pref..100
925
Sale
115
6H% praf
75 N Y Water Serv 6% pref
Sale
Sale
3x
4
83 x June
39
June
Sale
41
114% Sale
9X Sale
% Sale
2%
3
x Sale
116
Sale
12*$ Sale
ix
ih
3%
4 yt
x Sale
.
1,900
150
7% preferred
800
Nor States Power
7% preferred
ix
x
ix
89*$ June 27
com
100
A.. 100
109*$ Apr.
24?$ June 23
15?$ June 12
June 13
June 13
June 12
June
5
June 20
June
8
11*$ June 15
x June
2
37x
38*$
67
37 x
72
67
"f.lOO
!
3,700
Okla Nat Gas 6X% pref..100
see page
54.
35
16
Mar.
Jan.
46
Sale
36*$ June
1
46?$ June 13
Jan.
16*1
8*$ Mar.
Me Apr.
1?$ May
3$ Feb.
2
Apr.
7*$ Mar.
*$ Mar.
Sale
81*$ June 13
84
June 30
7%
Sale
6
June 19
7?$ June 30
5
June
5
June 13
8*
13
June
12
June
5
133$ June 20
s\y>
May
54
Mar.
June
8
70
55*$ May 3
75
May 24
4?$ Jan.
17
Feb.
11
71*$ Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
6
46?$ June 13
23*$ Apr.
67
6% Sale
Jan.
2
Feb.
61
84
5
6
116?$ Jan.
24?$ June 23
68
72
Sale
100
100 Oklahoma Gas 8c Elec pref 100
For footnotes
99
45
70*$ May
77
Apr.
June 13
June
6
45
16
Mar. 16
Jan. 24
Jan. 27
5
50
39
25 Ohio Edison S6 preferred..
70 Ohio Power 6% preferred. 100
60
ix
8
114
June 11
24?$ June 23
9*$ June
1
% June 1
3?$ June
3
*$ June
1
5
June 22
100
75 Nor N Y Util 7% pref
49,808
15,300
x
7
Mar.
'
13
55*$ May
10
3
84
June 30
67
Feb.
1
8*$ May 11
July, 1933.]
NEW
YOEK
CUKB
aggregate sales,
PRICES
NEW YORK
In
June.
Jan. 1.
1933.
7.100
PUBLIC UTIL. (Concl.) Par
48,650 Pacific G & E 6% 1st pref..25
700
425
400
Bid.
June 1.
400 Pac Pub Serv non-vot com..*
500
1st preferred
*
•*54 Sale
1,500
3,300
50 Phila Elec Co $5 pref
50
8%
preferred
10
50
'""860
550
.
7
52"
"544
53)4
55)4
59
53
Sale
11
1554 Sale
Sale
4,200
.
Sale
1334 Sale
7,100
1354 Sale
1534 Sale
200
420,200
31,600
69,300
225,666
300
Union Gas of Canada
100 Union Traction Co
49,350
115,500
16,600
7,000
135,950
$6 conv 1st pref
*
169.150 U S Elec Pow com with warr.*
16,600
Common with warr new—1
500
3,200
3,825
10,700
1,800
156,530
8,400
8,375
7
Mar. 21
Mar.
9
June 22
6
Jan.
86
June 28
764
May
Apr.
5934 June 14
1754 June 14
5
1154 June
June
1
35
June
2
3854 June 12
1
20
June 16
11
June
5
June
2354 June 20
June
28
Class B
v t
100 Western Power
FORMER
*
*
c
7% preferred
1454 June 28
June
84
19
1354 June
1
1654 June 13
2454 June
7
2554 June 10
June
1
23
24
34
34
6
% Sale
June
2
54 June
2
2
134 June 10
6
554 Apr. 24
Jan.
30
3
72
Mar. 17
9
6
3
June 22
Jan.
10
60
88*
Jan.
26
Mar. 31
1754 June 14
Feb. 21
9454 Apr. 24 102
xo
30
May 16
5
1154 June
3254 May 17
22
Apr. 25
Jan.
Mar.
8
32
Feb.
1154 June
45
4354
Jan.
3
14
14
2354 June 20
June
28
6
Feb. 14
11
14 £42
2
554 Apr. 17
28
5
Feb.
Jan.
June 24
2054 June 24
32 34 June 23
2554 June 13
6 34 June 12
Mar. 16
144 June 28
9954 Mar. 16
80
Mar. 24
87
May 11 10054 Feb.
1654 June 13
5854
2254
1854
1754
32 54
Jan. 12
24 4 Jan. 31
22 54 Jan.
13
32 54 June 23
20
May
Apr.
May
Mar.
June
Apr.
2
June
June
13
134 June
2
554
Sale
34
454
11%
1034
13
7
3834 Sale
24
25 54
Sale
26
2754
434 June
2
7
June
27
9
June
8
2
2834 June 30
June 26
35
16 4 June 12
1554 June 12
June
49
13
3854 June 30
26
June
1
32
June
8
June
2
6154 June
8
June
13
Jan.
1
113
25
May 29
1164 Feb.
Apr.
May
30
15
2554 June 13
654 June 12
May
57
27
Feb.
60
27
% Mar.
90
Apr.
1
18
Feb.
45
7
Mar. 16
8
111
June 20
30
June
354 May
254 May
16
Jan.
50
14
June 26
35
1654 June 12
1554 June 12
16
Apr.
1854 Mar.
13
49
1954 Apr.
4
May 23
May 15
cune
3854
June 30
June
71
354
434 Sale
434
354
354 June 29
154 Sale
254
Sale
454 Sale
3
Sale
434 Sale
3454 Sale
134 Sale
28 %
"% Sale'
54
Sale
Sale
June 17
75
254
2 54
254
2654
54
4
54 June 15
June 22
6
Sale"
2
6
June 22
June
June
June
June
June
654 June 13
254 June 26
June 20
5
4154 June 13
154 June 13
32
.une
47
75
Jan.
18
53
70
Feb.
2
73
Mar.
3
71
654 Sale
7
7
32
Sale
Sale
24
1154
Sale
% Sale
14 Sale
6 54 June
10
June
1
3
2334 June
1
54 June
1
154 June 23
J4 June
7
30
June
2
954 June 13
1254 June 13
4154 June 12
June
2
12
154 June 21
54 June
June
42
0654 Feb. 23
154 Apr. 11
454 June 15
6
June 22
June 22
154 Feb. 31
154 Apr.
6
154 Feb. 23
654 June 13
254 June 26
13
Feb.
14
54 Feb. 28
Mar. 27
2
Mar. 30
254
854
54
14
54s
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
June
Apr.
20
154 Sale
74
2
5
15
Sale
Sale
Sale
254 Sale
54
74
19
Sale
154 June
1
June
June
1
1
5
15
3 54 June 13
8 54 June
2754 June 13
25
31
19
23
5
Mar.
3
Mar. 22
89
5 54
8
June
2
a6 54 Feb. 23
42
354 Sale
4 54
754
15 54 Sale
54 Sale
100
7% pref—100
STANDARD
39
June
17
12
Apr. 26
1054 Feb. 15
20
Stock purchase warrants..
Util Pow 8c Light com
Jan.
12
Sale
Utah Power & Light pref.—*
10 Utica Gas & El 7% pref...l00
41",400
June
Sale
50
50 United G & E 7% pref
100
501,400 United Lt 8c Power com A...*
2,500
Common class B
...__*
23
6
5
1134 June
1834 June
6
3254 June 23
2534 June 13
...
...... -
2
954 June 23
25
*
.—
com
94
6
154 June
44 June 28
20
Southern Union Gas com—*
76,300 United Corp warrants
1,000 United El Serv Amer shs
890,500 United Gas common
1
93,920
$7 preferred
...*
114,000
Warrants............
May 12
96
275 renn Elec Power 7% pref.100
90 Toledo Edison 6% pref..100
20,100
100
42,300
78
99
70
7% preferred
100
500 Tri-State Tel 8c Te! 6% pf..I0
20
1
8354 June 13
Southern Nat Gas Co com..
•
25 4 Jan.
2354 Jan.
20
Mar. 31
6
654% 1st pref......—.100
12,400 Tampa Electric Co
150
5
June
1534 June
24
100
40 Sou New Eng Telephone..100
•
5334 June
Prices.
1954
£42
25 4
50 So'west Lt & Pow $6 pref—*
13,500 Standard Power & Lt com..*
5,600
Class B common
—*
5,900
Preferred
*
4,700 Swiss-American Elec pref.100
214 Apr. 29
June
35
12M
500 Southw Bell Tel 7% pref.100
110 Sou'west G 8c E 7% pref—100
10,400
4,100
2,300
1,300
June
Highest.
Sale
2
38
200
5% original pref
25
600 Southern Calif Gas pref A.25
2,300 Southern Colo Pow cl A..25
50
June 12
3
7
10
35" Sale'
20 Sierra Pacific Elec 6% pf.-lOO
1,200
9
8
10
10,000 Sou Calif Edison pref A
25
21,500
Preferred B
—.......25
19,200
5 V$% pref class C
25
"""400
2454 June 22
2134 June 27
8654 June 28
com
"l'.OOO
30,700
1
7
June 16
84
20,550 Shawintgan Water & Power.*
100
22% June
2034 June
100
2,625
2,200
27,900
234 Sale
25
6% preferred D
Rochester Telep Co—
11
Lowest.
Sale Prices
x684
6
2,400 Railway 8c Light Securities
100 Rochester G & E 7% B pf_100
1,125
Highest.
Sale Prices
*
Com $100 par stock
100 Quebec Power Co,
Lowest.
1% June
6
1% June 28
94 June 23
3.08W jPuget Sound P & L $6 pf—
5,640
$5 preferred
2,630
4.800
200
Sale
23
Ask.
82
100 Power Corp of Can com
*
260 Public Serv of Ind pr pref 100
500 Public Service of Nor 111
*
100
200
5,200
Ask. Bid.
Bid
com—
100
1,100 Pa Gas 8c Elec class A
1,600 Pa Power 8c Light $7 pref..
14,900 Pa Water 8c Power
5,100 Philadelphia Co com
*
100
"""150
Ask.
—
350 Peninsula Telep Co
90
7% preferred
"~"605
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Sale Prices.
June 30.
5 54% 1st preferred
3,700
25
2,575 Pacific Ltd Corp $6 pref—. *
250
IN JUNE.
Jan. 3
Shares.
400
47
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Share*.
EXCHANGE
54 Apr.
2
11
Mar. 23
June 20
4154 June 13
154 June
49
May
9 54 June
12 54 June
13
13
4154 June 12
June
2
12
154 June 21
54 June
9
42
June
9
89
Mar. 22
354 June 13
7
84 June
554 Apr. 19
74
13
25
Jure
Mar. 17
13
Mar. 17
OIL
SUBSIDIARIES
750
2,050 Borne Scrymser Co........25
2,800 Buckeye Pipe Line....
50
4,600 Chesebrough Mfg
..25
800
850
6
223
2|h
7
9
37
39
109
100
853
1054
39
954
3554
114
Sale
854 June
6
June 16
36
June
107
June
6
Jan.
18
13
25
Jan.
12
June
71
Apr.
39 54 June 13
June
7
1
6
Apr. 28
June 28
June 21
13
20
Mar.
2
Mar.
3
32
88
June 28
40
3954 June 13
6 115
Cumberland
1,000
41,200
91,800
4,600
1,900
3.700
3,900
4,300
1,400
Pipe Line—
450
Liq u id a t ion receipts certifs
3,950 Eureka Pipe Line
100
137,500 Humble Oil jk Refining
2ft
274,800 Imperial Oil (Canada).
*
11,150
Registered.....
.__.....*
8,600 Indiana Pipe Line..
10
13,100 National Transit
12.50
5,400 New York Transit
5
14,900 Northern Pipe Line
...10
5.600 Ohio Oil 6% pref
100
500
1,500
19,100
100
188,500
49,800
2,600
15,400
40
600
700 Penn Mex Fuel
Standard Oil (Ind)
25
Standard Oil (Kentucky)..10
138,200
7,400 Standard Oil (Nebraska)
25
30,505 Standard Oil (Ohio) com..25
380
5% pref
—.100
2,300 Swan-Finch Oil Corp
-25
20
30
7% preferred
45
6
354
4
June
27
35
8251 Sale £6954 June
13 34 Sale
1054 June 16
1054 June 16
1334 Sale
654
7
654 June 22
6
854
954
854 June
354
354 June
434
June 26
5
Sale
5
85
7
8734 7954 June
4
Sale
354 June
June
454
54
16 H June
1954 Sale
27
32 54
Sale
7*4
7)4
354
Sale
854
3)4
7
7)4
3*4
4)4
5)4 Sale
73
75
„
1
common
4,300 Southern Pipe Line
10
37,900 South Penn Oil
-—-25
1,850 So West Pa Pine Lines
50
1,119,900
454
2354
294
2154
1054
13
20)4
33
32
Sale
Sale
144
22)4
80
3154 Sale
1654 Sale
16
1654
3254 Sale
8354
87
84
1
37
2
34
June
28
June
3
1554 June 16
15
June
23
June
85
June 23
120H li* l22A
...25
10
June
12
4
32
88
13 54 June 28
1354 June 28
June
8
5
954 June 13
4% June 10
654 June 13
87
4
June 23
June
7
554
1954
34 54
3254
1754
1754
3454
8554
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
7
27
28
21
1
1
29
9
May
June
8
6 115
654
654
354
554
Feb. 27
Mar. 4
Feb. 23
Apr.
8
3
Feb.
24
454
7054
154
254
Apr.
7
Apr. 20
Feb. ' ■
Apr. 10
11
Feb.
June 21
1354 June 28
1354 June 28
8
June
15
May 29
54 June 10
654 June 13
10
4
87
4
June 13
June
7
6
2454 Mar.
2
17
3
May 29
1954 June 27
3454 June 28
3254 June 21
854 Mar. 2
Apr. 13
1554 Mar. 3
60
Apr. 18
1754 June
9
3454 June 29
8554 June
9
Mar.
8
11
3
3
June 14
1
June 28
12
June 28
12
Jan.
17 54 June
20
3
June 28
14
1
June 14
Apr.
4
OTHER OIL STOCKS.
102,900
20,200
84,800
5,300
173,600 American Maracalbo
36,900 Arkansas Nat Gas com
Class A
226,800
14,800
Preferred...
...1
*
—*
10
4
14
14
Sale
14
Sale
3*2 Sale
134
334
354
434
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
British-American Oil Co—.*
300
218",800
92,100
8,700
1,400
247,700
116,900
Coupon stock (bearer).;
74
74
Registered
Carib Syndicate com
25c
Colon OH Corp common,....*
Columbia Oil 8c Gasoline—
39,900
1,300
5,000
65,400
700
2,000
191",200
8,500
9,100
5,900
Vot trust ctfs
66,100
*
5,800 Consol Royalty Oil..
..10
11,300 Cosden Oil Co common.....*
95,600
Certificates of deposit
*
1,500
Preferred
.........100
Pref ctfs of deposit.....100
3,000
219,800 Creole Petroleum Corp
*
205.800
Common
82,700
Preferred
260,800 Gulf OH
....
14
of Pa
234
io",66o
22,400 Slrby Petroleum..
147,100 Leonard 011 Development..25
6,925 Lion Oil Refining..........*
147,400 Lone Star Gas
.....*
Registered
....
7,400 Mexico-Ohio Oil
44,600 Michigan Gas &
page
54.
Sale
"54 "754
5
Sale
5
1
Mar.
4
54 June
2
Feb.
June
2
June 22
June
June
9
June 15
June
1154 June
Co
Oil Corp
1
7
154
554
54
554
254
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7 54 Sale
54 Sale
554
6
254 Sale
\ June
54 June
554 June
154 June 15
5Vi
2
5
54 Feb.
54 Feb.
3
8
854
54
754
2 54
3 54 June 30
54 Apr.
6
254 June 13
Jan.
25
254 May 31
754 June 22
6 54 June 19
1
54 Feb. 25
154 Jan. 16
June 15
3
Jan.
June 17
254
4
4 h
54
Jan.
June 22
June
2
June 21
June
2
Sale
4954 Sale
2 34
554 Sale
154
254
1054 Sale
1334 Sale
5
Sale
4
.%
14
4
654 Sale
6
754
154 Sale
34 Sale
4
9
334
Sale
Sale
10
5854 Sale
6
7
5
1254
1354
654
854
54
754
6
654
1754 Sale
154
54
454
1054
354
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9
June 19
454 June 13
1354 June
1
254 Feb.
27
Mar. 15
134
Sale
454 Sale
15
17
21
22
2
21
2
24
June 29
54 June
1
354 June 14
854 June
June 22
24
Mar.
3
61
June 22
7
June 27
154
154
854
12 54
54
54
Apr. 18
7
June 27
654 June 27
1854 June 27
2
June
2
154 June
7
554 June 29
1154 June 20
Jan.
Feb.
May
Jan.
Apr.
154 Apr.
454 Apr.
4
Mar.
23
2
26
13
21
12
4
June
•
*
Apr. 24
June
June
Apr.
June
June
June
2 54 June
2554 Apr.
25
Apr.
3
May 26
Feb.
1
61
4954 June
3
2
1154 May 31
9
May 31
454 June 22
654 Feb.
854 May
June 13
June
1
June 22
June 19
June
454 May 31
5
254
254
754
654
1254
1354
154 June 27
554 June ( 1
4
24
454 June 22
354 June 30
54 June
154 June
154
2 54
354
354
% Mar. 30
154 Feb.
6
June
2
*
500 Margay Oil
see
2
1154 June
154 June 27
554 June
1
4
.......
2634
For footnotes
15
1154
1 554
354 Sale
354 Sale
June 16
25
"254 "34
25
12,800
12
4
54 June 16
3
2% June 16
354 June 16
Sale
Indian Terr 1 llum OH Co
"i',506
354
Sale
10
4,500
Non-voting class A
*
Class B stock—..
4,900
*
460,800 Internat Petroleum com...
100
Sale
3
11
254
3,200
2,700
157,500
124,700
3,300
84,500
134 Sale
234 Sale
334 Sale
4
5
new
24,267 Crown Cent Petrol Corp.
1
16,200 Darby Petrol Corp
..._•
13,300 Derby Oil 8c Ref com
...»
100
14
1034
1154
1054
1154
34 Sale
134 Sale
134 Sale
334 Sale
9
354 June 12
2
Feb.
3
3
June
1
5
1
Feb.
7
June 27
654 June 27
1854 June 27
1254 May 26
2
June
2
154 June
7
55s June 29
1154 June 20
654 Jan. 23
5
Apr. 28
5
June 27
.
NEW
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
PRICES IN JUNE.
SAL
NEW YORK
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Unci
Jan. 3
lhart
June 1.
1933.
]
m.
3THER OIL STOCKS(CfTnd.)
Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
Ask.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
June 30.
Bid.
Ask.
Llddle States Petroleum—
26,
21,
14,
61,
78,
28,
Class B rot trust ctfs
X
X
*
•
(ountaln & Gulf Ol iCo
Sale
%
1% Sale
% Sale
1
Class A vot trust ctfs
Lountaln Producers Corp. 10
*
atlonal Fuel Gas
Oil
Bradford
[*w
5
.....
Sale
3
12X Sale
x
%
Engl Fuel OH Corp
*
lorth Cent Texas OH—...5
5% Sale
18% Sale
1% Sale
2%
1%
%
5%
17%
1%
Sale
a
1%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
5
June
1
June
5
June
7
June 16
June
2
1%
%
X
5%
15%
1%
June 13
4
1%
%
6%
19%
1%
June
June
June
June
June
9
6
2
6
5
ew
15,
56,
8,
31,
forth European OII com
an
Oil of Venesuela..*
tepee
etroleum
138,
roducers Royalty
,2'
ed Bank Oil Co
ure
12,
38,
60,
63,
33,
57,
9,
1,
Corp
"x "'x
At
...
1
100
Oil Co b% pref
13<i
% Sale
6% Sale
X Sale
At Sale
% Sale
37% Sale
Refining new
Prior pref new
Consol
At Sale
% Sale
38% Sale
June
5
5
X June
5% June
X June
1
7
1
X June 12
7% June 27
1 % June
9
2
Sale
1M
4%
-10
5
Sale
1
10
alt Creek Producers
10
Oil Co
...—5
hreveport El Dorado.....25
outhland Royalty Co.....*
iinray Oil
-.5
exon OH 8c Land Co.
*
3
%
4%
Petroleum—
alt Creek Consol OH
X Sale
8% Sale
c
&
7%
7%
X
3/
Sale
X V
At
7%
5
Petroleum
Sale
z4
5
Sale
X Sale
11% Sale
% Sale
5% Sale
1% Sale
9%
10
1% Sale
June
X
%
%
4%
June
June 27
June 17
June 16
2
June
2
X June
^
X Sale
1%
2
6%
6%
2%
3
avoy
enezuelan
At June
X June
34% June
1
% Sale
1
lchfleld Oil of Calif
fyan
2%
4%
%
a
At
7
Sale
%
1
•
*
pref..25
com
1
elter-Foster 011 Corp
oot
2,
%
June 27
Corp of Amer—
Stock purchase warrants..
62,
4,
3,
30,
34,
63,
%
1
aclfic Western OH Corp...*
3
9
7
^
7 % June
% June
5
June
/oodley Petroleum Corp—1
Y" OH 8c Gas CocI A
♦
X
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
22
9
12
9
3
8
28
28
10
June 13
1
9% June
1% June
2
9
6 X June
6
1% June 12
X June
8% June
% June
2
%
1%
38%
2%
%
2%
1 %
6%
4%
June
2
1 % June
9
2% June 10
13
June
%
MINING STOCKS
8,
1,
62,
15
Sale
36
Sale
Voting trust certificates .10
Iwana M'kubwa
48,
1,
186,
10
lunker Hill Ac Sullivan
X
.58
American shares
Ihlef Consol Mining
Co
At
1
--1
lomstock Tun 8c Drainage
lonsol
-
Sale
June 16
June 23
32
Sale
43
40
35
43% June 28
June
40
7
Cop Min—
1-
1%
1%
Sale
1% Sale
1% Sale
5% Sale
% Sale
....5
Copper Mines
1% Sale
1% June
1
% June
8
'At June 21
1% June 16
4% Sale
% Sale
1% Sale
1%
%
1 %
2%
June 10
June 22
June
1
June
1
ionsol Min 8c Smelt Ltd...25
2,
104
328,
lopper Range Co.,
*
iresson Consol G M 8c M
1
•usl
X
50c
Mexicans Mining
X
fagle Picher Lead Co.....20
25
,
Wallower Lead.....
vans
68,
Lead
alcon
Mines
25c
lecla Mining Co
lolllnger Consol G M
361
lud Bay Min 8c Smelt
ron
5
*
9,
308
2
62
150
11
Llrkland Lake G M Ltd
6%
Sale
9
Sale
8% Sale
% Sale
,ake Shore Mines Ltd
1
*
25
25
lining Corp of Can
lohawk Mining....
Jew Jersey Zinc.....
Jew Mont Mining Coro
10
10
i Y 8c Hond Rosario M
......5
504
Ihlo Copper Co
1
'aclfic Tin special stock....*
'loneer Gold Mines Ltd
1
June
1
"'% ""%
June
1
% Sale
X Sale
6% Sale
8% Sale
June
1
29 X
26%
15%
9%
Sale
30%
Sale
Sale
1%
X
2%
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
4%
At Sale
35% Sale
2% Sale
Sale
8
1% Sale
7% June 16
June 16
7
1
% June
3
2% June
At Sale
39
Sale
J-
47% Sale
41% Sale
41
Sale
1%
11%
47%
34%
14
19
Sale
15
16
2% Sale
At Sale
8
9
11%
Sale
'remier Gold
130
Loan
137
267,
28
2,
45
330
490
5,
7,
121
10,
5,
Rights
t
i
w
57% Sale
Sale
8
5
5
Amer Gold 8c Plat
5
tandard Silver Lead
X
1
Sale
IX
1
o
'eck
1
Hughes
'onopah
Sale
"X ~"%
"§% Sale"
%
3%
6%
1%
%
5%
%
Devel—1
Belmont
'onopah Mining of Nev
1
Verde Extension..50c
Jolted
Sale
Jtah Apex Mining Co
X
5
Valker
2%
2
X
%
4%
1%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
June 15
7
2
June
1
9*
1% Sale
21% Sale
% Sale
3%
sg
June
6
June 15
June 21
Sale
At Sale
6
Sale
4%
Sale
June
1-16 June 23
% June
June 19
June 20
June
Fenden Copper Mining
849
Frlght-Hargreaves Ltd
rukon Gold Co
June 15
June
June
_
~3X Sale
5
At Sale
6% Sale
X Sale
'At Sale
5% Sale
% Sale
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
41
June
2
June
12
June 21
June 29
46%
19%
3%
X
June
7
June 28
June
8
June 3
10
June
June
15
June
_
4% June 15
June
9
8
16% June 20
xlX June 12
22% JtLie 29
7-16 June 13
X June
4% June
6% June
2% June
% June
6% June
X June
1% June
6
9
June
1%
1%
At
6%
June
June
June
June
1
3% June 16
IX June 27
June
1
..*
_
June 17
¥■
Sale
1
17% June 16
1%
5%
1%
%
5%
June
59
June
1
Mining
June
1
June 22
June
2
June
13% Sale
2
2
&
At
8%
9%
9%
2%
2%
1 %
June 30
2% June
2'/
.....
Anthony Gold Mining...1
hattuck Denn Mining
liver King Coalition..
232
46
8
1
21
Sale
1
Mining
Antelope C Mines Ltd..
6
% June
8
1% June 13
7 X June
3
1% June
6
3
June
6 % June
1
June
'ond Creek Pocahontas Co.*
346
1
June
1
liplssing Mines
4
June 16
Lerr Lake Mines Ltd.......4
112
842
2X
2%
5% Sale
2X Sale
10
25
Cap Copper
sle Royale Copper.....
23
% Sale
lA» Sale
I
10
Joldfleld Consol Mines
123
3,
Sale
X
*
Sale
Sale
—100
7% preferred
369
105
%
6%
June 30
_
k? June
June
BONDS
3
,582
dabama Power
*967
4%s
170
1st Ac ref 5s
334
5s..
196V
488
1st 5s
1946
476
,821
1st & tef 5s
Jumlnum Co
500
ilumlnum
300
imer
165
46
.......1956
1951
s
f deb 5s..1952
Ltd
Pow 6s. 1949
Deb 5 V^s
im
Sale
63
Sale
60% June
75% June
3
69% June 20
7
78
June
67%
Sale'
"71"
Sale
£I*
June
1
June
13
73
86
June 24
83
74
June
1
80
June 28
98
Sale
94%
Sale
95% Sale
June
1
96% June 12
79
Sale
73
..1948
5s
Commonw
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
61
91%
82 X
97 X
91X
75
74
Sale
Community Pow 5 His 1953
crner
uner
Elec Pow deb 6s
,430
imer
665
imer
788
5s
,134
467
Gas & Power 6s
1953
Radiator deb
414s..1947
Deb
s
4%%
1948
f 5s
.......1933
1936
notes
108,
Lmer
Seating 6a
124,
imer
Thread 5%s
,444,
164,
223,
,525,
22
644,
417
3
,246
41
92
9
844
,278
2
56
Sale
95% Sale
Sale
62% Sale
46
1438
82
Sale
25%
23%
Sale
Sale
60
96%
Sale
Sale
Sale
4%a__._.1953
Gas 8c Elec 4 Hi*.—1948
21% Sale
Lrkansas Pr Ac Lt 5s
Lrnold Print Works 6s
LBSociated Elec
...1956
1941
68% Sale
78% Sale
41% Sale
99% Sale
85
Sale
77
91%
103% Sale
85% Sale
51
Sale
46
Sale
1941
5s
72
2
Sale
.1968
6s
Inv ctfs..........1938
4 hs
series C
5s registered..
lusoc Rayon Corp
1950
5Hs
1944
2-year 6% secured notes.'33
Vttas Plywood 5 4s
54.
..1943
June
84% June
June
2
34
June
82
June
1
88
June
36
Sale
25% June
1
29
Sale
23
June
1
36% June 13
8
33% June
65
98
70
91
50
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
88% Sale
83% Sale
59% June
1
96% June 13
71
62% June
77
91
50
June
41% June
99% June
85
67% June
98% June
101
June
June
2
June 30
June 28
June 29
88% June 27
84
74% June
June 29
103% June 22
80% June
7
June
75% Sale
75% June
34%
Sale'
37"" Sale
34
June
1
39% June 22
19
Sale
17% Sale
17% June
1
21% June 13
18%
Sale
17% Sale
1
Sale
"l9_" Sale
Sale
17% Sale
17% Sale
a20
ol7
June
June
1
17
June
9
22% June 13
20% June 13
23% June 13
June
16
21
22% Sale
Sale
18% Sale
41
Sale
9
22
June 13
June
9
15% June
20% Sale
8
June 13
June
8
June 28
June 13
June 27
21% Sale
17% Sale
June
9
ol6% June
9
21%
15%
24%
22%
Sale
38% June
8
49
46%
17
15
26% Sale
19% Sale
37% Sale
41
Sale
Sale
June 13
15
86
Hi 1933
Vssoc Tel Utll
8
June 16
ol7
21
5s....1950
Vssoc Telep Co Ltd 5s
1965
Vssoc Tel & Tel 5%s A...1955
9
2
78
.....1950
Issoc Simmons Hard 6
June
June
4% June
5% June
17
21% Sale
1977
Conv deb 5s
6
Sale
79
4%a C registered...... 1949
5 Hi 8
5
June
21
1938
.......1946
June
80
Sale
100
5s registered..........1968
5%s Inv certlfs reg
W.
June 13
28% Sale
85% Sale
4His registered........1948
.709
,046
.
Lppalachlan El Pr 5s....1956
ippalachian Power 6s
2024
lSsoc
90% Sale
27
Sale
Sale
22
Sale
Rolling Mills—
Liner
,856
,209
1936
imerlcan Power 8c Light
6s without warrants..2016
imer
22%
1957
Gas 5c Elec deb 5s ..2028
Sale
79
& Continental 5s..1943
671
Sale
2% Sale
3% Sale
'~1X Sale
1953
224
80
3
June 20
June 26
June
1
87
41% June 13
20% June 20
35
15
Sale
Sale
40
14% Sale
13% June 30
21%
Sale
20
Sale
20
June 30
30
50% Sale
49
June
53
35
,
1
June 13
June 13
June 20
June 20
July, 1938.]
NEW
aggregate sales.
in
YORK
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
PRICES IN JUNE.
1933.
1,589,000
775,000
6,784,000
1,640,000
1,561,000
332,000
83,000
425,000
341,000
272,000
54%
1933
notes
548 Ctfs of dep
Bait & Ohio RR 5s F
B
set
June 1*
Ask
83 h
Sale
Bid.
1996
Bid.
804 Sale
1955
Juno
1
1957
5s series C———1960
Bethlehem Steel 6s
1998
"384 Sale"
974 Sale
974 Sale
974 Sale
Sale
Sale
Ask
65
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
984 Sale
984 Sale
984 Sale
107
Sale
June
98
92
June
3
50
Apr.
484 Apr.
June
98
92
June
66
7
32
Feb.
66
June 29
June 29
June 30
June
87
Mar.
80
Sale
Binghamton LH&P 5s__1946
June
93
93
94
1959
47
June
114,000
87
99
Mar.
1004 Jan.
May
June
Apr.
June
June 28
40
112
102
80
65
65
8,000
28,000
2,794.000
58,000
51,000
1,886,000
666,000
561,000
245,000
117,000
96,000
1,795,000
Canadian Pacific Ry 6s.. 1942
Capital Admin 5s A
1004 Sale
904
Sale
1956
Caterpillar Tractor 5a
644 Sale
964
Sale
Central German Pow 6s__1934
Cent Illinois Light 5s
1943
594
Sale
Cent 111 Pub Serv 44* F.1967
714 Sale
754 Sale
754 Sale
5s series D
91
Sale
844 Sale
86
Sale
584 Sale
674 Sale
634 Sale
65
Sale
70
Sale
Sale
414
Sale
Sale
654 Sale
2
Sale
63
Sale
Sale
2,034,000
3,000
684,000
4,319,000
2,094,000
2,000
299,000
238,000
941,000
329,000
Sale
1*37",606
621,000
87
June
62
June
644 Sale
69
Sale
61
June
60
Sale
62
Sale
4
Sale
34 Sale
454 Sale
454 Sale
34 Sale
49
Sale
50
Sale
414 Sale
69
Sale
764 Sale
794 Sale
445,000
48" 000
27,000
143,000
3,480,000
85
Sale
54s gold deb
54s registered
1949
1954
5s series B
.........1939
...
1054
Sale
1054 Sale
1044 Sale
1956
10,000
955,000
18,000
27,000
203,000
370,000
2,988,000
66,000
24,000;
131,000
1,000
52,000
227,000
290,000
133,000
147,000
44s series R..........1960
4s
series F
4s
registered..
1981
63
Sale
99
Sale
Sale
994 Sale
90
Sale
444 Sale
i
298,000
191,000
1,311,000
324,000
1,000
171.000
160,000
57,000
6,000
268,000
79,000
72,000
'
9,000
4,000
38,000
43,000
194,000
79,000
57,000
25,000
62,000
91,000
35,000
11,000
55,000
22,000
85
June 26
June
Sale
48 4 June
604 Sale
584 June
64
404 Sale
414 Sale
604
76
Sale
754
414
1074 Sale
1054 Sale
55
Sale
934 Sale
1004 Sale
994 Sale
94
Sale
47 4
Sale
June
464 June 23
90
1014 Sale
June
994 June
994 June
91
94
Sale
814 Sale
844 Sale
1034 Sale
554 June
2
June 29
95
2 103
June 27
2 1024 June 28
6
954 June 29
6
June
904 June 13
1
814 June
94
June 30
854 June 28
Sale
1054 Sale
974 Sale
1939
1954
1054
1952
105
964
Sale
1064 Sale
1054 Sale
Sale
1970
64s with warrants
1943
1st & coll 6s
1943
ser
\
74%
"§9r" Sale'
1024 Sale
1936
984
Sale
Sale
105"" Sale
1664 Sale'
954 Sale
1044
1024
974
Sale
Sale
Sale
1034 Sale
5
25
Sale
Sale
Sale
1958
1937
1945
964 Sale
Crane Co 5s
1940
69
Crucible Steel 5s
1940
Davton P Ac L 1st Ac ref 5s '41
57
4 Sale
al04 Sale
6s series A
91 ]
103;
Sale
Sale
Sale
984 Sale
1044 Sale
55
Sale
984 Sale
Sale
964 Sale
103
Sale
Sale
Sale
984 Sale
74 Sale
"65"" Sale'
98
104
Sale
Sale
974
1014 June
5 1044
1004 June
1 1034
954 June 12 974
10
June
2
2
Sale
38
974 June 10
103 4 June
544 June
98
73
40
96
100
105
100
Sale
Sale
95
Sale
42
12,000 Edison Elec 111 (Bos) 44% *33
5s
2,109,000
193J
5% notes
3,022,000
1935
103
Sale
83
al6
Sale
1
18
May
4
Apr. 28
44
Mar. 22
Mar
3
Feb.
18
Mar.
3
21
3
Jan.
8
June
12
May 31
454 May 31
35
Jan.
81S
m
464 June 23 664
834 Apr. 25 1014
914 Apr.
1064
92
Apr.
1054
834 Apr.
1024
82
101
Apr.
744 Apr
80
80
May 11
95
Apr. 20 1064
57
Apr. 21
4
364 Apr.
June
6
June 28
Feb. 16
June 28
June
8
June
8
May 10
Jan.
11
Jan.
11
Jan.
2
Jan.
25
Jan.
Jan.
11
4
Jan.
5
Jan.
9
12
11
Jan.
Jan.
May 11
Jan.
3
86 4 Jan. 11
574 June 13
Mar. 22 1134 Feb.
Mar.
1 1104 Jan.
20
13 1054 Feb.
15
15
Jan.
9
12
June 28
June
June
June
June
10
30
26
22
June 28
100
89
Mar.
2
May
2 100
1074 Feb.
»74 June 10 1064
98
Apr.
8 106
964 Apr. 25 107 4
89
May
4 994
99
974 Jan. 19
994 Mar. 2 1044
4
21
Apr. 15
May 17
30
Jan.
4
Jan.
30
Mar. 21
Mar
24
Jan.
,3
Jan.
11
Jan.
Jan.
10
9
Jan.
5
Feb.
4
12 4 June 27
474 June 23
May 17
35
52
45
Jan.
Jan.
1044 Jan.
904 Apr.
100
9
1
13
9
Jan.
5
37
Apr
654
June
9
1
June 28
74 June 30
92
June 28
92
Mar,
June
99
June 28
June 30
99
el*
5
25
June 22
40
June 22
58*
40
106
92*
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
M
Jan.
40
Mar.
98
Mar.
105
98
8 105
June 30
June 12
5
June 30
87
99
72
June
7
June
9
June 28
May 31
June
844
June 30 102
Sale
79
June
Sale
90
June 20
June 28
June 27
107°4% June
June
6
44 June
1
June
6
14 June
9
28
June 20
934 June
8
May
5
Jan.
11
June 30
June 12
984 May
1
914 Feb.
10
6 1034 Feb.
100
Apr. 21 1084 Jan.
99
Apr. 20 1064 Jan.
60
Apr.
5
854 June
964 Apr. 27 1024 Jan.
60
May
2
744 Jan.
68
May
1
91
Jan.
11
17
16
28
75
Mar.
3
94 June 15
Mar. 21
7
Jan.
June 28
984 Jan.
9
10
12
12
94 June 15
11
Mar. 21
7
44 June 10
3
June 12
Jan.
17
3
1
92
70
Apr.
12
92
88
Mar
Jan.
18
90
May 18
984 Jan.
11
94
994
994
984
23
Feb. 24
Jan.
Mar. 3 1004 Jan.
Apr. 21 103 4 Jan.
Apr. 26 L034 Jan.
26
23
June 10
914 Sale
83
88
June
June
6
94
June 28
June 27
Sale
Sale
90
June
2
95
June 30
Sale
95
17
al5
June
8
174 June 22
102jl
Sale
102
Sale
102"" Sale'
27
June 29
June 12
64
62
65
65
Mar. 31
27
1024 May 5 1084 Jan.
974 Apr. 21 1074 Jan.
3
Sale
1024 Sale
8
9
82
1
June
June
984 June
694 June
4
14
4o
June 29
Sale
Sale
8
June 14
June
June
994 June 29
724
24
deposit..—1952
June
52H
654
924
"804 Sale"
44 Mar. 16
m
Apr.
3
6
254 Apr.
434
21
May 10 31
1024 Apr. 25 1084
1024 Mar. 21 110
1014 Mar. 3 1064
5
June
12
Jan.
June
1034 June
1024 June
4
Jan.
44 Mar. 15
Jan.
June
June
Jan.
75
67
98
69
79
June
11
31
94
1
June
Jan.
Jan.
1
2 105
1054
854
6
2
2
834
105
44 Sale
764 Sale
1004 Sale
June
1024 June
79
90
101
76
Apr.
1024
97 4 May
124 June 27
474 June 23
38
11
10
31
9 105
74 June 30
2
784 June
644 June 30
82
1024 Sale
June 28
Jan.
June 12
June
2
June 10
June 28
8 1034 June 21
384 June
844 Sale
156"" Sale"
105
243",606
63
Sale
Sale
Sale
1054 Sale
19
page 54
Sale
994 Sale
1044 Sale
100
91,000 Detroit Int Bdge 64*—.1952
45,000
64« certifs of deposit.. 1952
64,000
25-yr a f deb 7s
1952
7s certifs of
124
414
Sale
84
1946
1947
Sale
Sale
10
12
844 Jan. 27
4
68
73
Delaware Elec Pow 54i--1959
Detroit City Gas 5s B—.1950
30
Jan.
934 Jan.
35
39
Sale
Denver Gas & Elec 5s_.,—1949
Derby Gas & Elec 5s
June
1024 June
38
Continental Oil 54s
Cosgrove Meehan 64s
1949
JWe
474 Sale
Continental G Ac El 5s
6s series A
2 1034 June 27
1064 June
1 1074
1014 June
7 102 4
1044 June 19 1054
94 4 June
2
984
1044 June
8 106
1024 June 3 106
97 J-
stamped-—.——1936
1st & ref 5s
1004 June
12
78
73
25
Sale
92
794 Jan.
31
584 Apr. 21
74
Apr.
6
54
106
24
23
105
Apr. 10
Apr.
7
4 Jan. 31
4 Jan. 31
274 Apr.
6
28
Apr.
3
29
Apr. 19
23
Apr.
3
784 June 28
1044 June
June 14
June 21
Jan. 11
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
734 Jan.
June
49
43 4 June
43 4 June
Sale'
June 23
764
984
984
934
644
42
694 June 16
404 June
6
404 June 2
1054
7
78
984 Apr.
484 Apr.
52
Apr.
53
Apr.
494 Apr.
814 May
85
May
Sale
Sale
414 Sale
6 1064 June 30
6 1074 June
1
9 1064 June
2
6
Feb.
Jan. 27
76 4 June
864 Mar.
774 Apr.
53
2
1024 June 30
1004 June 29
2
774 Feb.
Mar.
37
614 June 28
1064 Sale
1956
Mar.
88
110
54s series B..........1954
1969
59
98
Apr.
704 Jan.
67
Apr.
674 Apr.
54
Apr.
584 June 17
574 June 13
fltP"Bait—
11
Sale
79
E L
Jan.
414
484
244
24 4
a324
734 June 10
54s series E
44s series G
44s series H
20
43 4 June
45
June
49 4 June
«
Jan.
June 16
Sale
4 U
Apr. 28 105
Apr.
7 48 4
Mar.
2 1064
Feb. 28
1074
47
Sale
5a series D----.1962
Conn River Power 5s
1952
15
June
1054 June
2
Apr.
June
Sale
16
6 1044 Feb.
10 104
June
Mar. 30 102
June
1064
16
June 28
974
994
274
994
101
65
65
8
8
12
Jan.
Apr.
62
394 June 16
27
Jan.
28 103 4 Jan.
964 May
5
1
June
June
101
June 19
June
1
50
Consol Gas of Bait 5s
Feb.
474 Feb.
414 Sale
414 Sale
226,000 Dallas P At L 5s series C—1952
see
58
61
39
79
44s series C_
584 May
934 May
234 Jan.
50
150,000 Cuban Telephone 74*—*941
11,000 Cuban Tobacco 5s
,..1944
1,079,000 Cudahy Pack deb 54s...1937
5s..
357,000
1946
392,000 Cumberland Co P Ac L 44s '56
For footnotes
June 12
77
754 Sale
77,000 East Utii Associates 5s...1935
1,306,000 Eastern Utll Invest 5s A 1954
389,000
1
Sale
6,000
,
June
80
Dixie Gulf Gas
64*——1937
with warrants
400,000
91,000 Duke Power Co 44s
1967
84,000
June
464 Sale
11,000
144,000
•
524 June 14
June
45
8
96
64
Sale
Conn Lighting Sc. Pow 7s. 1951
1054 Sale
25,000
14
Community Pow & Lt 5s. 1957
1 093,000
1,478,000
350,000
318,000
140,000
419,000
684,000
June
Com'w'Ith Subsld 54s A.1948
103
325,000
54
June
1014 Sale
1,786,000 Consumers Power 44*—1958
5,114,000
1,315,000
1,000
717,000
641,000
June
Sale
6s A registered
1,000
1943
4,000 Consol Publishers 64*—1936
J
2
8
June
8
1
60
...1981
1st ref s f 4s
1981
2,204,000
4s new... .......... ...1981
562,000
693,000 Consol G E L & P 44s—.1935
661,000
1,122,000
June
44 June
44 June
524 June
3
Consol Gas Utilities—
175,000
305,000
June 30
69
624 June 29
106
Consol"G
431,000
Sale
Sale
100
44s series C
1,569,000
143",066
107
928.000
.
54> series G..........1962
233,000
Sale
374 Sale
364 Sale
54s
1937
663,000 Commonw Edison 44*—1957
5s series A............ 1953
787,000
5s series B
1954
944,000
2,499,000
1,000
2,686,000
16,000
58,000
55
67
7
June 16
June
7
June
Sale
Privat
Bank
724,000
"2",660
44 H Sale
1961
778,000
238,000
170,000
61
43
Sale"
554
34
ZK
444
45
♦484
344
86
15
924 June 30
June 30
73
794 June
Sale
1949
Cieve Elec Ilium 5s
Ss
504 Sale
584 Sale
59
344
8"
96
1942
Gas"Pipe L67.1943
123,000
404,656
Sale'
1966
Cities Service P & L 54»_1952
Commerz und
400,000
89,000
123,000
158,000
130,000
514
5s registered..........1950
Cities Serv
70
71
Sale
Sale
Cincinnati Street Ry 54sl952
6a aeries B._
1955
rod
644 June 27
June
June
73
344
Sale
Cities Service Gas 5 H>—1942
June
58
June
Sale
1950
June 27
95
864 June 30
384 June 20
9
1034 June
June
June
Sale
88
5s
June
834 June
June
374 Sale
96
deb
June 23
764 June 14
984 June 21
84
80
1935
Conv
June
June 26
June 28
June 29
Sale
Union Stock Yards 5s.. 1940
Cities Service 5s
June
14
924 Sale
41
Chic Pneum Tool 5H*
1942
Chic Rys 5s ctfs of dep__1927
June
77
78
June
65
Chicago Junction Rys &
159,000
201,000
32,000
22,000
231,000
4,250,000
7
764 June
1024 June 30
1004 June 29
June
97
91
37
64
2,756,000
*4s with warrants.-.1954
97,000
54s without warrants. 1954
1,577,000 Cent States Pr & Lt 5 34s. 1953
Deb 54s
944 Sale
85
al4 Sale
75,000
292,000
544,000
140,000
146,000
1.307,000
20,995,000
10,000
754
724 Sale
59
160,000
534s without warrants.1949
1,845,000 Cent States Elec 5s
.1948
1,000
Sale
1955
Chicago Dist El Generating
44s series A..........1970
734 June
1004 June
894 June
1024 June
74
854,000
362,000
70
974 Sale
Cedar Rap Mfg & Pow 5s. 1953
Cent Arizona L & P 5s
1960
310,000 Central Power 5s ser D—1957
2,104,000 Central Pow & Lt 5s
..1956
2,429,000 Cent Pub Serv deb 5 4*--1949
141,000
39,000
1024 Sale
1004 Sale
2
June
2
404 June 2 474 June 28
104 4 June 15 1054 June
8
1044 June 1 1064 June 22
76
1935
274,000 Cent Ohio Lt & Pr 5s A..1950
87,000
504,000
136,000
11,000
449,000
841,000
16,000
359,000
894 Sale
754 Sale,
1953
Carolina Pr 9c Lt 5s
397,000
5s sorles E—..........1956
747,000
5s Series G
..1968
284,000
4 4« series H
.1981
128,000 Cent Maine Pow 44* E..1957
214,000
Sale
1044 Sale
I9S<
Without warrant..
43
6
June
June 17 105
104
128,000 Canada Nor Power 5s..—1953
497,000 Canadian Nat Rys 7s
1935
18,000
93,000
1,389,000
24,000
20,000
339,000
102,000
125,000
40,000
39,000
17,000
361,000
34,000
111,000
119,000
30,000
26,000
78,000
June 27
June
1004 June
7 101
1034 June 10 104
Sale
16
11
13
Jan.
85
June
7
1004 Jan.
100
854 Apr.
1024 Feb.
45
June 30
3
874 June 21
6
714 June
1054 June
m
Sale
June 30
994
984
984
112
June
85
Birmingham Klec 44*—1968
Birmingham Gas 5s
Highest.
Sale Prices.
784 June
594 June
964 Sale
914 Sale
"604 Sale"
964
954
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
June 30.
Ask
1933
Bell Tel of Canada 5s
1st M 5s
Bid.
25,000
5s series B
1952
41,000
5s
1939
23,000 Boston & Albany RR 4s.. 1933
165,000 Boston Consol Gas 5s
1947
472,000 Broad River Power 5s A—1954
119,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 5s
1956
'254,000
1st & ref 5s
..1939
24",600
SINCE JAN. 1.
RANGE
Blackstone Valley G & E—
26,000
58 series A
1951
9,000
9,000
49
Jan. 3
BONDS (Continued)
Baldwin Locomotive Worki
595,000
624,000
920,000
418,000
357,000
77,000
9.000
6,000
55,000
130,000
EXCHANGE
Price
Since
Jan. 1.
June.
CURB
1014 June
3 102
1014 June 12 102
June 22
June 30
.
June 28
44 June 10
26 102
June
12
June 28
9
17
NEW
50
EXCHANGE
CURB
YOEK
NEW YORK
Since
Price
CURT* EXCHANGE
In
June.
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
1933.
BONDS
S
1,962,000
24,000
24,000
11,000
129', 666
428,000
29,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN JUNE.
AGGREGATE SALES.
7,049,000 Elec Pow ft: Lt 5s
2030
55,000 Elmlra Wat Lt ft RR 5S-I956
147,000 EI Paso Elec 5s A
1950
31,000 El Paso Nat Gas 6X« A..1943
I.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
June 30.
Ask
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Sale
Sale
43
1
June
2
June
2
June 23
54
June 12
77
81
60
June 23
June 15
June 23
21
67
53
June 27
59 X June
45
Sale
Sale
June
42
76
39
70
79
83"" Sale'
1,000
6^8
1938
761,000 Empire Dlst Elec 5s
1952
2,309,000 Empire Oil ft Refining 5 H* *42
29,000
5 X% registered
1942
53 X
49 X
Sale
Sale
48 X June
72 X
Sale
59
Sale
66
65
40
50
37
108,000
51X June 16
3
73 X June 28
94
June 23
66
88
Apr.
May
63
June 14
70 X June 30
60
Mar. 18
70X Jan.
12
June
1
35 X June 29
23
Apr. 18
36
Jan.
17
67 X June
3
37 X June 29
9
June
7
46
Apr.
24
Mar. 31
67 X June
3
37 X June 29
9
June
7
Sale
60X June 14
30 X June
9
9
June
7
28 X June
1
51X June
86 X June
3
5
57
90
June
7
92 X June
62
June 12
June
6
Sale
63
Sale
69
Sale
1967
33
Sale
31
Sale
Fairbanks Morse ft Go 5s_1942
Farmers Nat Mtg Inst 7s .1963
Federal Sugar Ref 6s....1933
48
Sale
65 X
33
Sale
36 X
38
80
Sale
Sale
86 X
Sale
June
June 27
50
...1965
Without warrants—..—
70 X
Sale
European Mtge ft Inv—
143,000
706,000
69,000
13,000
3,000
457,000
246,000
43,000
10,000
1,317,000
7s Series C__
Federal Water Sendee 5s.1954
29 X
Sale
Sale
625,000
Bank 6s
1961
790,000 Firestone Cotton Mills Ss.1948
443,000 Firestone T ft R Cal 5s..1942
4,000
642,000
298,000
601,000
24,000
1st 7s without warr—1957
955,000 Fisk Rubber 5X«
1931
940,000
Certificates of deposit. - 1,352,000
8% ctfs of dep
1941
946,000 Florida Pow Corp 5Xs A 1979
3,567,000 Florida Power ft Lt 5s_._1954
168,000
276,000
182,000
106,000
72,000
1,001,000 Gary Elec ft Gas 5s A
1934
2,732,000 Gatlneau Power 5s.
1956
727,000
6s
1941
608,000
6s series B
1941
293,000 Gen Bronze conv deb 6s.l940
51X Sale
86 X Sale
92 X Sale
89
91X Sale
251,000
180,000
Gen Motors Accept
■
71,000
62,000
31,000
4,000
55,000
200,000
55,000
Sale
47 $1
58 X
Sale
Sale
62 X Sale
71
67
47
44 X
53
52 X
63
Sale
52
Sale
52
X June
63 X
64
Sale
June
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
50 X Sale
71X Sale
Sale
"63 X Sale
61X Sale
102 X
103 X
Sale
Sale
71
Apr,
3
92 X June
1
June 12
60
60 X June
9
60 X June 12
37
36
75 X June 12
67 X June 30
40
Jan.
5
Mar.
1
Feb. 23
Feb. 27
70
48
65X Jan.
60 X June
60 X June
75 X June
67 X June
70
Jan.
25
9
12
12
30
13
62
673
693
Sale
63
59
Sale
64
June
1
6
1
53 X
73 X
65 X
64 X
66
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
49
June
17
71X June
1
76
63
61
June 16
June 10
69
68
Sale
60
June 19
69
103 X
104
Sale
35"
Sale
Sale
44
June 29
55 X June
7
7
June
8
June 27
43X Apr.
150,000
30,000
927,000
6s with warr Aug
Sale
104
15... 1937
Gen Water Works 5s A. .1943
3X
46
Sale
13
Sale
2
68
June
10
69
Juno 27
103X June 28
104
Feb. 11
75
Jan. 17
Apr
17X Mar.
65
June 12
June
June
2
75
8
28 X
June
5
47 X June 27
38
June 24
June
5
60
June 12
20
60
June 12
90 X June 14 104
June 30
90 X June 14 104
Sale
June 30
June
3]
38j
3X June
Sale
54
Sale
11
Sale
Sale
14 X
4
Sale
55 X
52 X June
38
June
1
Mar.
2
9X June
15
June 27
56
16
47 X June 27
June 24
Mar.
Mar.
12
3
15
Feb.
Feb.
3
16
91
JUne 13
Feb.
9
5X Feb. 25
60
May 26
Gen Water Wks Gas ft Elec—
9,000
16,000
728",006
52,000
6s series B
1944
323.000
6s B ctfs of deposit
1944
213,000
27,000 Georgia Carolina Pow 5s. 1952
1967
4,081,000 Georgia Power ref 5s
244,000 Georgia Pow ft Lt 5s
1978
85 X
Sale
5
103 X June
Mar.
Mar.
99
Gen Vending Corp—
3,000
209,000
June
June
29
Sale
-.1933
5s ctfs of deposit
Jan.
69
100X Mar.
100
3
7
7
8
72
76
Mar.
39
General Refractories—
150,000
Apr.
3
Mar. 31
41
Sale
31
23"
89
35X Mar. 29
59X Apr.
4
39
Mar.
3
8
June
June
5
101X June 27 103 X June
1 103 X June 28
102 X June
2 104
June 30
103 X June
70
24
June 29
June 28
57
1
Corp—
204,000
5% serial notes
1934
328,000
5% serial notes
1935
343,000
5% serial notes
1936
33,000 Gen Pub Sen Co 5s.....1953
249,000 Gen Pub Utilities 6Xs—1*933
645,000
6^s series A..
..1956
106,000 Gen Rayon Ltd 6s A
1948
39X June 12
Jan.
3
Mar. 30
89
1
Sale
4
38
68
June 29
June 28
First Bohemian Glass Wks
41 'A
3 76 X Feb.
3
Jan. 26
3 104
2X Jan. 19
18
Apr. 17
39 X Juno 12
Finland Residential Mtge
71,000
187,000
88,000
21
16
48 X June 12
Sale
97)
882,000
Jan.
Apr.
6
28X Apr. 12
48 X June 12
3
31
Sale
European Elec iH*
*
June 12
Jan. 27
86X Jan. 11
60
May 25
50
Jan. 21
60
May 29
52 X May 29
50
June 27
Apr.
6
May 10
Apr. 12
Apr. 10
92 X June 12
51X Sale
67 J
393,000
6X* with warrants....1953
284,000 Erie Lighting 5s
1967
54
88
Prices.
Sale Prices.
Ercole Marel Elec Mfg
103,000
17,000
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Sale Prices.
57
Bid.
(Continued)
June
74
57
9X June
11
June
June
16
June 13
10
79
June 13
69
June 28
84X Jan.
5
60
Apr. 20
40
Apr. 12
43
June 21
31X June
14
Sale
73 X June
55
June
Sale
Sale
76
Sale
Sale
40 X
Sale
31X June
94
Sale
Sale
57 X
92
Sale
92 X June
53
June
Sale
90
June
Sale
82 X
Sale
77
1
90X Jan.
7
12
June 28
69
Gesfuerel—
173,000
92,000
1,072,000
66,000
358,000
14,000
21,000
19,000
137,000
66,000
13,000
112,000
80,000
73,000
393,000
325,000
149,000
51,000
37,000
106,000
107,000
57,000
320,000
130,000
77,000
34,000
67,000
172,000
170,000
43,000
129,000
362,000
5,000
1,000
16,000
70,000
12,000
28,000
432,000
33,000
121,000
228,000
533,000
578,000
77", 660
52,000
55,000
107,000
9,000
50,000
75.000
31,000
154,000
133,000
15,000
295,000
6s without warrants... 1953
830,000
875,000 Gillette Safety Razor 5s.1940
2,922,000 Glen Alden Coal 4s——1965
1935
345,000 Glidden (The) 5X«
Gobel (Adolf) 6X« ser A.1935
With warrants
689,000
54,000 Godchaux Sugars 7X8—1941
Grand (F ft W) Properties—
50,000
39,000
480,000
201,000
277,000
706,000
142,000
6s ctfs of dep
9X
Sale
62
8
Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
536,000
241,000
953,000
313,000
301,000
367,000
156,000
695,000
448,000
295,000
622,000
765,000
103,000
1961
4Xa series B
100 X
A.——1947
Hamburg Elec Co 7s
1935
Hamburg El ft Und Ry 5Xs'38
Hanna (The M A) Co 6s_.1934
Hood Rubber 7s
1936
5Xs
Oct 15 1936
Houston Gulf Gas 6XS..1943
A—1953
Houston Lt ft Pr 5s
Sale
56,000
2,000
90,000
171,000
99,000
77,000
128,000
61,000
11.000
28,000
1,838,000
1956
239'066
1,041,000
173,000
367,000
454,000
1,022.000
8
102 X
Sale
June 14
24
50
June 12
100
X June 26
100
June 10
80
June 29
63 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
~58X Sale
78
Sale
76X
Sale
68
a99X
100 X
Sale
Sale
96
June
100
June
Sale
65
June
71
June
49
June
73
June
54
June
59
June
June
55
June
70
June
34
46
98 X
89 X
June
June
June 23
58
40 X June 14
June 13
60
June
100X June 28
June
94 X June 27
94 X June 26
June
2
109
68
~55X Sale'
"55" Sale
35X Sale
38X Sale
51
101X Sale
89 X
88
102
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
100 X
92 X
Sale
Sale
93 X Sale
103 X Sale
88
76X June 30
96
June
Sale
Sale
103
61X
5 103 X June
a58
Sale
100
Sale
57
Sale
58
June
1 103
June 26 65
June 20 61
97
59 X
June 28
June
5
June 23
June
6
June
2
63
99
June
Sale
69 X
Sale
61X June 16
72
June 27
Sale
95
Sale
89
52 X
68 X
2
66 X
89
67 X
72
Sale
Sale
48X June
60
Sale
Sale
Sale
64
June
June
Sale
57
June
Sale
64
Sale
Sale
Sale
58 X
Sale
registered..1956
Indep Oil ft Gas deb 6a_.1939
61X
59
6
95 X June 29
54 X June 14
June
69
June
14
72 X June 13
66
June 26
Indiana Elec Corp 6s
100
Sale
71
A..1947
6Xa series B
"82 X Sale
..1953
75
Sale
5s A.1958
Indiana ft Mich El 5s....1957
74X
Sale"
.1955
96X
Sale"
26
Sale
1951
5s series C
98
1st ft ref 5s
Indiana Service 5s_
1st lien ft ref 5s
1950
1963
Sale
96 X
Sale
June
23
79
June
22
82 X June 30
72 X June 24
74 X June
64
June
99X June
8
92X
Sale"
Sale
61
June
June
69
June 27
Sale
95 X June
100
June 30
92
June
Sale
88 X June
30
June
37
June 20
35 X
Sale
30
June
37
June 21
72X June
85 X June
74
June
98
68 X
30
Indianapolis Gas 5s A—1952
Knd'polis P ft L 5s ser A..1957
100
June
June
36
Indiana Gen Service 5s__1948
Indiana Hydio-Elec
98
86
Sale
Sale
100
87 X
Sale
13
2
89 X June 29
Indianapolis Water 5X8-1953
Intercontinents Power Co—
8X
Deb 6s without warr
Int Pow Sec
7s
series
87
1957
1952
95
E
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
81X
Sale
86
Sale
82
Sale
Sale
59 X
60
45 X
Sale
*46
June
17
78
84 X. Sale
International Salt 5s__—1951
Internat Securities 5s...1947
Interstate Iron ft St'l 5X»
Without
5X
1948
6X8 series C.1955
7s series F
Sale
80
Deb 6s with warrants.. 1948
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
53 X
Sale
56
Sale
6X June 17
June
1
81X June
5
80
June 30
83
June 12
56 X June 22
58
June 26
10
June
2
6X June 14
82 X June 23
87
June 13
84
June
85
60
14
14
10
20
31X Mar.
58
June 23
iW
60
Mar.
Mar.
June
14
June
13
Jan.
6
May
78 X Apr.
79X Apr.
104
Mar.
109
88
96 X Jan.
96 X Jan.
35X Feb.
49
99X Apr. 25 107X
98
May
4 106
Apr.
4 65
40
Apr. 11 61
41
June
9
9
2
June 28
Jan.
31
Jan.
26
June
June
6
2
102 X Jan. 17
June 27
72
100 X Feb. 17
85X May
33
85
Apr.
May
38
Apr.
50
Apr.
52
Apr.
45X Apr.
55
May
60 X Jan.
Jan.
13
?2X
77
Jan.
11
71
Jan.
12
55
May 25
84X Mar.
57
Apr.
62
Apr.
48X Apr.
100
June 23
Mar.
105
Jan.
98
49
12
91
Feb.
1
91
Jan.
16
78X Feb. 12
11
76
Jan.
6
105
Jan.
11
99
May
May
80
Apr.
14
Apr.
12X Apr.
65
Apr.
73X Apr.
101X Jan.
94
Jan.
13
June 20
37
June 21
37
83 X Jan. 10
95 X Jan.
12
Feb.
6
June
2
103
IX Jan/27
IX Jan. 27
10
6X June 14
June
91
Feb.
81X June
96
Jan.
4
Jan.
13
78
1
June 20
May
74X Mar.
85
May 22
June
40
Mar.
60
June
8
25
Mar. 24
67 X June
7
67X June
7
70
1936
104
warrants
Interstate Power 5s
5s reg
1957
60X
Sale"
June
8 104
52
June
5
June
60X June 13
June 27
1952
36
Sale
45
Sale
35X June
1
46
1956
Sale
70
Sale
71X June 28
1958
Sale
61
Sale
61X June
56 X June
5
4X8 series F
62 X
57
2
64
6s
103
Feb.
38X Apr.
52
1957
5s series D
Debenture
5
June 30
72X Jan.
Feb.
77
2
9
Jan.
100 X June 29
June 27
70
Jan.
44
49
June
103X June
92
June 27
Feb.
Jan.
June
7
71
86 X Jan. 10
Mar.
!00X June 29
June 12
Feb.
99
102 X Feb.
90 X Apr.
Mar.
96
June
100X June
101X June
49
100
•
62 X Apr.
43
Apr.
50
65 X
June
1!
26X Apr.
6 50
92
Apr. 20 101X
92
Mar.
3 100X
50
Apr.
4 82
53
Apr. 15 76 X
Sale
96
100 X
12
10 X. Feb. 14
100X Jan. 16
69 X June 14
Jan.
6
Apr. 27 101
May
3 106X Jan. 11
May 12
12X Apr. 19 27
99 X
Sale
70 X Sale
June
June
June
June
50
Apr.
Apr.
41X
98 X
97 X
75 X
58 series C
InterstateNat Gas 6s
1,000
'7
67
Sale
1957
1954
5s series C
Jan.
9X June
1
8
102X June 28
59
36X
.....1953
12
9 X June
Sale
75 X
100 X
5Xa
June 21
Apr.
8
Mar. 20
June 29
June 24
93
Sale
1957
6s series A.....
May 12
99
89
75
70 X
1947
5X8 series "B"
84 X
1
69 X June 14
99 X June 20
Sale
4Xs——1934
Illinois Pow ft L
25
Feb.
61X June
98 X
Hydraulic Power of Niagara
Falls 1st ft ref Ss
1950
72,000
Ref ft improvement 5s. 1951
109,000
291,000 Hygrade Food 6s ser A __1949
6s series B
1949
39,000
Idaho Power Co 5s
Feb.
77
98 X June
Hungarian Ital Bank 7Xs '63
Illinois Cent RR
55
100 X June
21
June
Sale
Sale
99 X
4X« aeries D
1978
4Xa series E
1981
Hud Bay Min & Smelt 6s.l935
Illinois Nor Util 5s_.
75
84 X June 27
99
June 21
Sale
1943
6s
93 X June 28
June 21
94
Sale
1938
5s
Hall Printing 5)48
5
Feb. 16
Apr. 21 102
June 28
Apr. 18 59
Apr. 25 93 X June 28
45
June 27
42
100 X
10
89
99
Sale
101X
69X Jan.
7
95 X June
2
59
June 28
96 X June
Hackensack Water 5s A..1977
298,000
1,949,000
236,000
735,000
1,080,000
2,157,000
2,490,000
2,000
147,000
250,000
148,000
430,000
67,000
200,000
149,000
233,000
653,000
716,000
110,000
2,345,000
5,000
8
Sale
97 X
5S..1935
Gt West Power Calif 5S..1946
Guantanamo ft W Ry 68.1958
Guardian Investors Corp5s series A
1948
154,000
1937
1,381,000 Gulf Oil of Pa deb 5s
Sinking fund deb 5s—1947
1,158,000
.1956
579,000 Gulf States Utll 5s
7
98X June 20
1948
4X»—193b
Great Northern Pow
230,000
1,393,000
93 X
54
1948
Conv deb 6s
Grand Trunk Ry
179,000
38 X
80 X
...
94,000
6,000
582,000
619,000
427,000
322,000
682,000
226,000
475,000
63 X Sale
101X Sale
57 X Sale
81
Sale
Feb.
28 105X Mar. 24
61
Jan.
5
52
Feb.
3
June
27
20X Apr.
46
46X Apr. 24
45
Apr.
6
78X Jan.
26
72
26
Interstate Public Service
For footnotes
see page
54,
June 26
Jan.
NEW
YORK
1933.
BONDS
Bid.
(Continued,)
Interstate Telep 5a A....1961
39,
30,
118,
500,
248,
149,
277,
34,
Iowa Pow A Lt 4H« A...1958
Iowa Pub Serv 5a
..1957
Iowa Ry A Light 5s A..1945
544,
(aarco Hydro-El 7a...
Ask.
186,
1952
(sotta Franchinl 7s......1942
Without warrants..
8054 Sale
81
Sale
Sale
63
Jersey Gent P A L 5a B
1947
4H» series C...
1961
Jones A Laughlln Steel 5s *39
60,
175,
Kansas Gas A Elec 6a
Kansas Power 5s A
296,
88,
580,
514,
197,
93,
Kansas Pow A Lt 5a B...1957
105,
Kimberly Clark 5s A
165" Sale"
92 %
Sale
10254 Sale
6s aeries A
82 %
Sale
3
2
90~"
Sale
48
June
4954
Sale
June 27
Sale
Sale
Sale
46
99
95
June
6
89
June
19
9054
103
Sale
June
86"
5 105
June 24
June
7
81
June
7054 June
3
June 14
June
7
95 54 June 12
7754 June 29
7754 June 30
102J4 June
Sale
8554 Sale
83
June 24
June
19
1
88
Sale
9154
Sale
June
10
93
1955
82
Sale
June
2
Sale
82
80
June
1
8654 June 28
7854
8254
9254
8354
Sale
Sale
7454 June
6
7854 June
79
7
Sale
Sale
87
Sale
9054 June 20
8254 June
3
1
8254 June
1
94
June
9
92
June 10
68
Sale
75
Sale
65
73
June 12
June 26
June
1
7554 June 29
Sale"
25
June
2954 June
1943
Koppera Gas A G deb 5a.l947
Deb 5Ha
1950
Kresge (S S) Co 5s
5s certifa of
1945
deposit
1945
85
Sale
Lexington Utll 5s
91
7354 Sale
"73 % Sale
4854 Sale
2954 Sale
68 54 Sale
69 54 Sale
1952
Llbby McNeill A Llbby 5a 1942
Lone Star Gas Corp 5a
1942
Long Island Ltg 6s
1945
Los Angelea Gas A Elec 5a '61
5s
89
96
Sale
103
6854 June
72
June 30
Sale
65
June
June
90
Sale
89
85
95
77
91
June
9154 June 16
June
99 V, June
Sale
1943
1950
48
Manitoba Power 5 Ho
1951
Mansfield Mtn A Sm (Germ)
7s with warranta
10054
10054 June 16
101
June
June
50
Sale
86
A..1948
95
Sale
4054 Sale
36 54
94 H
8754 Sale
Sale
100
83
June
2
88
43
Sale
3654 June
1
4654 June 14
9154
Sale
Sale
12
9454 June 12
June
51
51
87'
June
92
8054 June
o27
2
June
14
9554 June
June
13
97
7154 June
78
June
2
June 30
June
1
12
June
2
87
57
June
1
June 30
14
June
Sale
87
Sale
86
Sale
84
Sale
45
1154
1154
1154
Sale
77
57
92 H
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1054 June
40
Sale
55
June
Milwaukee G L 4H«
9954
Sale
94
June
200
1
Minneapolis Gen El 5s...1934
414
Minn Pow
Sale
1978
Sale
Mississippi Pow 5s
1955
64
Sale
665
Miss Power A Light 5a
1957
197
Miss River Fuel 6s
130
Missouri P A L 5 Ha A
1955
Missouri Pub Serv 5s A..1947
1951
86
10254 June
1 10254 June 27
8254
6154
Sale
Sale
Sale
77
Sale
Sale
71H
Sale
Sale
Munson
608
,346
429
43
,296
,002
,438
481
110
357,
458
,340
208
,309
609
,224
,272
,134
,194
308
Steamship
6854 Sale
68 54
Sale
9154 Sale
9054 Sale
9454 Sale
9354 Sale
Sale
1354 Sale
14
10254
Sale
99
102
Sale
9854 Sale
9954 Sale
9954 Sale
61 i
Sale
8154 Sale
17]
Sale
7254 Sale
6254 Sale
1754 Sale
9554 Sale
9654 Sale
94
Sale
93
1937
10
Narraganaett Elec Co 5a_. 1957
5s series B
...1957
Nassau A Suffolk Ltg 5a. 1945
Nat Pow A Lt 6s "A"
2026
Deb 5a series B._ ......2030
Nat Pub Serv 5s C O D.—1978
National Tea Co—
5% gold notes
May 1 1935
Nebraska Power 6a
2022
4Ha..
New Amsterdam Gas 5a.. 1948
New Eng G A Elec Assn 5sl947
64
Sale
101
Sale
55 54 Sale
1948
Conv deb 5s..........1950
New Engl Pow Assn 5a...1948
55% Sale
Deb 5Ha
1954
New Orleans Pub Serv
4Ha '35
5754
5754
6s
series A
56 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
1949
N Y Cent Elec 5Hs....—1950
N Y A Foreign Invest
77
172
5Hs A with warrants..1948
N Y Pa A Ohio RR 4H«-1935
,546
,423
N Y P A L Corp 1st 4
H«._1967
N Y State E A G
4Ha
1980
201
79
246
414
614
880
101,
151,
213,
,092
314,
244,
466,
409,
341,
Sale
5Ha
1962
Sale
Sale
68
Sale
18
Sale
9554 Sale
44
5a
50
"82" Sale"
9654 Sale
88
Sale
99
Sale
47
Sale
5854
Sale
6154
Sale
94
Sale
95
Sale
50
Sale
5354 Sale
5554 Sale
4954 Sale
53 H
65
Sale
Sale
Sale
"6154 Sale'
71
'3454 Sale'
5054 Salo
3654 Sale
2004
Niagara Falls Power 6a. .1950
5a aeries A
9454 Sale
8854 Sale
7954 Sale
Sale
"96" Sale'
106 %
Serial 5% notes.......1936
5Hasf debser A
1956
5H« A
1948
Nor Indiana G A E 6a
Nor Ind Pub Serv 5a
5s series D
4H«E
7554 Sale
•age
84*
76
8354
4054
34
Sale
87" Sale'
76
77
9554 June
59
June 12
68
54 June 28
61
June
72 54 June 28
1
June 21
48
9754 June
49
69
Sale
Sale
Sale
90
Sale
Sale
5
5954 June 12
5854 June 13
55-54 June 14
June
5
37
64
7154 Sale
June 13
June 15
6054 June
9554 June
June
*
95
June
7954 June
June
96
101
June
June
June
June
9054 June
107
June
June
103
June
61
June
June
June
9854 June
June 13
3154 June
1
2654 June 15
87
54 June
8
June 15
62 54
95 54 June
June 15
74
94
9
June 28
June 27
91
98
32
83
45
3
2
7
June
1
June
2
June 26
June 27
June
1
June
2
June
1
June
2
June
10554 June
3654
June
15
9554
39 54
5854
93 54
49 54
4954
49 54
5554
101
53
95
Sale
Sale
1
June 13
June 27
50
9854 June
2 10054 June 22
9854 June
1 100
June 15
June 13
9954 June 19 100
71
June
2
8154 June 30
62 54 June
1
71
June 12
1654 June
1
2354 June 10
Sale
Sale
Sale
3154 Sale
Sale
l<>66
78 54
1
954 June 14
Sale
59H
June 29
June 29
5754 June 15
9454 June 30
9354 June 30
98
Sale
13
19
June 15
June 26
June
7
9154 June
9054 June
88
106
53
June
June
67 54 June
8
50
June 27
885I
16154 Sale'
1969
1070
June
6054 June
94J4 June
Sale
1952
....
June
9854 June
89
Sale
1959
Nippon Elec Pow 6 Ha ..1953
No Amer LAP
5% notes.1934
Serial 5% notes
...1935
Nor Cont Utll
June
64
N Y A Westchester
Ltg 5s "54
4s
89
84
6854
74 54
9154
8854
10454
89J4
8754 June
10154 June
88
1981
Nelsner Broa Realty 6a.. 1948
Nevada Calif Elec 5s
1956
June
84
Line
6 Ha with warr
69
7754 June 28
June
June
51
1970
58 series B
June
80
10354
Sale
72
60
Monongahela West Penn Pub
Service 5Ha B
1953
Montana Dakota Pow 5Hs '34
Montreal L H A P 5a "A"-1951
29
10254 Sale
Sale
9154 Sale
104H
June
June
10254 Sale
1944
601
14
55
7954 June
Without warrants
Miss River Power 5s
,840
14
8554 Sale
69
81
694
90
13 54 June
June
1154 June
1054 June
Sale
72
1955
353
June
5
10054 June 27
86
June 27
81
10354
11
reg................1934
600
3854 June 29
95
71 %
Minneapolis Gas Lt 4Hs_1950
1st A ref 5s
June 29
June 24
June 28
95
10054 Sale
1932
ALt4Ha
June 29
8454 June 30
June
680
5s
10054 June
7
96 54 June 30
49
5s ctfs of
1967
10
Sale
Sale
9654
4954 June
Sale
Middle Sts Petrol 6Ha A. 1945
Middle West Util—
58 ctfs of dep
5s ctfs of dep....
June
8754 Sale
Sale
1941
.1946
June 16
June 24
84
100
1941
7s without warranto
June 15
10154
A St
4 H series C
1961
Louisiana Pow A Lt 5s—1957
7
27
104 54 June 23
10454 June 28
June
June
Louis Ry Co 5s
1946
Louisville (Ky) G A E 6s A '37
ser
•
10354 June
9954 June
10054 June
5H* aeries 1...........1949
Los Angeles Pacific 4s
June
103
5Ha series E..........1947
5 Ha series F
1
Sale
1942
/
9454 June
2
8154 June 28
72
Sale
8554 Sale
June 28
June 29
7054
10254 Sale
1939
6s
'81"
1
June
361
142
10
78
90
1948
iH
1933
dep
.1934
58 ctfs of dep
......1935
Midland Valley RR 5a
1943
403
3
6Ha series D
Met Edison 4s series E...1971
1st mtge 5s series F..1962
219
June
99H June 27
9154 June
5
June
Memphis P A L 5s
138
June 29
16 101
June
119
479
6254 June 22
51
Sale
402
479
I
8154 June
80 54 June 23
76" Sale
5s
1955
McCallum Hosiery 6 Ha..1941
McCord Rad A Mfg 6s
1943
Melbourne El Supp 7H« A '46
506
7854 June
77
852
441
"7554 June~27
Sale
Mass Gas Co 5 Ha
136
Sale
Sale
19
Sale
721
,832
76"
June 27
67
Louisville Henderson
39
June 14
81
5Ha aeries P
129
1
82
66
84
90
1
1955
Leonard Tiets Inc 7 H«—1946
Without warranta
29
77
7654 June
1969
Larutan Gas Corp 6 Ha—1935
Lehigh Pow Secur 6s
2026
674
June
7854 Sale
1961
114,
148
87
5a
,999
,366
8254 June 21
8
1
80
Laclede Gas Light 5Ha.. 1935
3
7
June
1947
Kentucky Utilities 5s
195
109
June
June
10054
9954
4754 Sale
June
5
10
June 21
June
77
2022
503,
16
75
5954 Sale
Jacksonville Gas 5«—-.-.1942
48,
268,
81M Sale
60
70
75
82
79
Sale
3
10
21
June
85" Sale"
Sale
Sale
Sale
77
76
Sale
80
80
8254
Jamaica Wat Sup 5H» A.1955
26
Highest
Sale Prices.
1963
129,
126,
842,
160,
107,
319,
87,
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
58 54 June
70
June
Without warrants
270,
,080,
713,
104,
June 30.
1947
Italian Superpower 6a
580,
,235,
146,
1.
Ask. Bid.5
warranta
Iowa-Nebraska LAP 5a..1957
5a Series B
1961
404,
June
Bid.
73
Invest Co of Araer 5a A
Without
JUNE.
Price
Jan. 3
i
IT
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Ill*
CURB
June
1
7454 June 27
73 54 June 23
6854 June
5
86
46
June
June 26
3754 June 29
90
June 27
7754 June
78
June
7154 June 16
NEW YORK
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 3
BONDS (Continued)
Nor Ohio P & L 54»
Nor Ohio Trac & Lt
Ask.
Bid
1951
5s.->1956
5 ^
% notes.
Sale
924
Sale
904 June
874 June
6
1
984 June 27
924 June 30
80
77
Sale
Sale
844
864
Sale
Sale
884 Sale
904 Sale
844 June
854 June
1
2
91
June 12
924 June 29
70
Apr. 20
June
3
98
774 June 16
14 4 June
1
114 June
1
64
June 23
90
June
5
84 4 June
2
87
94
93
"12" Sale" "144 Sale"
114
964 Sale
1024 Sale
964 Sale
954 Sale
62,000 Pacific Coast Power 5s—1940
Pacific Gas & El 1st 4HI-1957
1941
1st & ref 6s B
1952
1st & ref 5s D.
1955
903,000
1st & ref 43^8 F
1960
1,913,000
Pacific Investing ,5s A...1948
213,000
58,000
1st & ref 54s C
584
1,615,000
964 Sale
904 Sale
894 Sale
1014
14
67
94
964 June
Sale
June
90
834 June
June
June
81
"79"" Sale"
Sale.
79
1 1014 June
95
June
1
9 83 4 June
June
7 90
30 824 June
994 Sale
1104 Sale
1064 Sale
Sale
105
994 Sale
94
81
June 12
71
June
51
Sale
Sale
Sale
50
46
June 27
June 15
June 30
June
8
1064 Sale
1044 Sale
1014 Sale
934 Sale
93 4 June
106
June
5
103 4 June
1
3
1
734 Sale
Sale
105
'654 Sale"
Pacific Western Oil 6 4s_ 1943
Corp of Louis 6s *38
Park 5c Tilford 6s
1936
1,055,000 Penn Cent Lt & Pow 44» 1977
5s.
1979
50,000
Palmer
Co
without warrants... 1949
Sale
81
Sale
73
60 4
69
86
744
1084
1044
30
Sale
Sale
85
75
28
81
74
6s
1949
6% ctfs of deposit
60
69
344
Sale
66
Sale
—
-
Sale
-
-
-
Apr.
May
Apr. 25
16
64
Mar. 28
June 13
70
June 27
63
June 14
June 30
35
53
35
1
344 June
1
724 June
1 764
5 704
93 4 June
5 984
98
June
1 101
84
June 14 90
61
94
Sale
984 Sale
984 Sale
1004 Sale
93
95
97
June 27
June
5
774 Sale
844
98
1084 Sale"
1074 Sale
107
Sale
24 Sale
Sale
1044 Sale
1664 Sale"
5
110
107
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
June 27
June 21
99
1
101
974 June
100
65
Sale
704
100
724
Sale
70
Sale
82
Sale
73
91
76
Sale
66
76
Sale
Sale
79
99
84
2
June
2
1064 June 14 110
104
June
1 107
53
June 29 a59
Sale
"55" Sale"
Apr.
May
Apr.
574 Apr.
794 Apr.
42
Apr.
60
Apr.
76
May
48
87
Sale
7s_....1947
Power Corp of Can 44s B 1959
Power Corp of N Y 54s..1947
57
59
90
64s series A._
1942
113,000 Power Securities Corp 6s_1949
82
480,000
1,854,000
2,544,000
1,257,000
528,000
1956
5s
Sale
Sale
57
83
55
1044 Sale
594 Sale
1980
1981
1937
..1952
44« series F
64s series G
648
series
H
1950
5s series C
44> series D__
...1950
54
Sale
Sale
1084 Sale
804 Sale
834 Sale
Sale"
Sale
83
Sale
954 Sale
904 Sale
69
Sale
76
Sale
974 Sale
924 Sale
70
Sale
61
Sale
65
Sale
644 Sale
604
Sale
614 Sale
604 Sale
59
Sale
654 Sale
614 Sale
574 Sale
73
Sale
534 Sale
65
54
91
804 Sale
1
114
June 29
87
804 June 29
June
3
734 June
2
72
June
3
954 June
1
904 June
1
67
June 14
66
June 16
61
June
1
59
June
9
574 June
7
50
June
6
86
8
85
75
85
Sale
80
June
734 June 16
884 June
4
884 Sale
65
22
Sale
"184 Sale"
354 Sale
1034 Sale
39
18
39
104
Sale
Sale
Sale
"26"" Sale"
341,000
St Louis Gas & Coke 6s..1947
1614 Sale
"964 Sale"
774 Sale
San Ant Pub Serv 5s.....1958
18
84 Sale
994 Sale
794 Sale
June 29
June
3
June
1
35 4 June
1
1024 June
2
334 June 13
23
June 28
93
June 19
102
169,000
5s series D
87
...1957
237,000 Sauda Falls Co 5s....
1955
Sale
91
Sale
754 June 15
June
June
854 June
100
103"" Sale" 1014 Sale
630,000
3,000
174,000
257,000
607,000
45,000
2,338,000
1,023,000
1,028,000
1,323,000
•1?
6s
6s without warrants...1935
60
Sale
84
Sale
Scripps (E W) Co 54S...1943
Seattle Ltg Co 5s
..1949
Servel Inc 5s
5s series C
44s series D
11
Sale
"64" Sale"
41
1970
.1970
574 Sale
584 Sale
68
Sale
564 Sale
Sale
"434 Sale"
614
Sale
694 Sale
614 Sale
Sale
624 Sale
70
10
64
1948
Shawinlgan W 5t P 44s„_1967
44s series B
.1968
footnotes see page 54.
1937
Schulte Real Est Co 6s...1935
76
694
Mar.
June 19
June 27
June 21
June 29
June
June
June
614 June
614 June
June
Sale
69_
Sale
614 June
Jan.
604 Jan.
13
11
26
Jan.
764 Jan.
23
3
954 June 14
13
594 Jan. 13
June 28
80
May 11 1004 Jan. 24
Apr. 26 894 Jan. 12
1
864 Jan. 24
May
74
65
June
81
764 June 22
77
June 26
77
June 20
984 June 14
934 June 20
724 June 28
72
June 29
654 June 19
654 June 27
634 June 26
59
June 26
84 Feb. 24
61
3
Apr.
60
Apr. 11
9
994
804 May
664
44 v Apr. 21
2 1054
984 May
70
43 4 Apr./ 19
4
954
85
Apr.
1034 Apr.
4 119
60
60
61
524 Apr. 22
42
Apr. 21
5
47
Apr.
454 Apr.
40
5
3
Mar. 31
13
June
5
13
3
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
25
100
334 June 13
23
11
10
9
17
11
Jan.
Feb.
4
16
Jan.
Feb.
12
804 Jan.
11
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
11
13
Jan.
25
Jan.
31
Jan.
23
77
il*
66
63
11
11
June
2
May 18 68
6
24
June
7
Apr.
Apr. 28 24 4 June 12
Jan.
11
Mar. 28 48
2 108 4 Feb.
4
Mar.
June 28
804 Mar. 22
67
Jan.
60 4 Jan.
93
June
12
12
19
7
Apr.
Jan.
90
Apr.
Jan.
9
Jan.
Jan.
6
21
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
17
30
13
9
Jan.
11
3 164
21 102
1014 Jan.
6 1014
65
May
3 834
99
Mar.
974 Mar.
3 106
1 107
5 98
1 105
38
June 28
8
50
15
Feb.
12
12
12
Apr. 25 85
May 11 87
884 May
3 100
55
14
794 June 30
23
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
604 Apr. 17 93
804 Apr. 20 1074
754 Apr. 20 100
544 Apr. 20 754
June
2
June
7
244 June 12
40
June 28
1044 June 16
404 June 21
314 June 21
93
June 19
24
Jan.
Jan.
98
20
Mar. 31 1004 Jan.
Apr. 20 904 Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 17 92
71
72
68
June 29
Apr.
61
June 30
June
8
June 24
92
18
Apr. 24 1064 Feb.
84 Feb. 24
June
9
June 15
June
9
1
June
82
5
604 Apr.
8
82
Apr.
634 Feb. 16
274 June 12
44
Apr. 18
77 4 May
1
2
9
5
7
June
8 1044 Jan.
Mar. 30 1044 Jan.
June 27
1
1
Feb.
108
May
91
1
2
9
65
June 22 1034 June 28
39
58
5
95
June 19
92 4 May
June 20
June
1
16
Jan.
Jan.
110$
103
June 27
June 28
13
3
101
108
4 Apr. :
May
1014 Mar.
434 May
9
June 29
June 20
1 1024 June
2
Jan.
974 Feb.
93
Apr. 20 934 Jan. 12
974 Mar. 29 1004 Feb. 14
5
964 Apr. 11 1004 Jan.
4
95
Mar.
2 1014 Feb.
4
1064 Jan.
874 Apr. 20
8 100
Saxon Public Works—
38
Apr.
Apr.
90
7
84 June 30 154 June
June 29
1 100
102
97
Sale
81
964 June
San Diego Cons G 5c E—
157,000
54s series D
1960
76,000 San Joaquin L 5c P 6e B..1952
Mar.
June 29
June
8
June 30
June
8
June 20
June
1
June
9
7
1034 June
80
96
28
52
90
72
60,000 Ryerson (Jos T) 5c Sons *sl943
44s reg
9
31
85
June 26
June 24
102
105
1084 June
81
"754 Sale'
"734 Sale"
1054
With warrants
27,000
232,000 Republic Gas Corp 6a A.. 1945 al54 Sale
68 A ctfs of deposit....1945
444,000
576,000 Rochester Cent Pow 5s A 1953
298,000 Rochester Ry 5c Lt 5s.... 1954
564 Sale
1953
1,902,000 Ruhr Gas Co 64s
55
Sale
1958
304,000 Rubr Housing 64a A
*79
......1979
25
1034 Feb
Jan.
104
Jan.
100
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
8
60
Reliance Management 5s.1954
Safe Harbor Water Pr 44s
23
Jan.
3
82
61
June
6
June 23
June
6
June 26
44
Sale
Sale
1968
226,000 Quebec Power 5s
34,000 Queens Boro G 5c E 54*. 1952
44a
1958
62,000
973,000
1,278,000
3,000
Jan.
76
5
Mar.
94
June 27
874 June 23
814 June 27
June 10
884 June 10
105
75
854
Pub Serv of Okla 5s D...1957
5s series C
1961
201,000
737,000 Pub Serv Subsid 54« A..1949
Puget Sound P & L 54§_1949
2,414,000
776,000
2,273,000
1164 Sale
954 Sale
974 Sale
.1978
44s series D
448 series E
83
Jan.
45
954 June 14
81
June 13
354 June
2
80
June 28
Pub Service Co of N J—
6% perpetual certificates
C.1966
344 Mar. 18
344 Mar. 21
744 Jan. 12
53
June 14
June 27
June 29
1034 June 14 1044 June
Potrero Sugar 1st
6
464 May 22
804 Feb.
1
90
Feb.
6
514 Apr. 27
June 22
June
1
73
274 June 12
June
1
904 June 12
82
June
2
78
June
2
6
894 June
29
1
6
95
66
"954 Sale"
9
11
764 Jan. 16
1084 Feb.
8
714 Jan. 12
74
June 27
64
103
June 14 1024 June 29
June 19 1014 June 30
June
2
June 27
June
7
June
1
6
66
June
1014
Potomac Elec Power 5s..1936
Pub Serv of Nor Ills 5s
8
844 June 29
77
Sale
30
12
944 May
994 Feb.
2
98
165" Sale"
,
4
June 30
Jan.
Feb.
994 June 29
June 24
98
884 Sale
159,000
396,000
301,000
898,000
290,000
594 Jan.
35
53
.
105
1034 June
5s..1955
Hydro-Electric Co
802,000 Procter & Gamble 44S..1947
1954
826,000 Prussian Elec 6s
70,000 Pub Serv of N H 44> B..1957
1
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
944 May
5 1054 Jan.
86
Mar 31 1014 Jan.
June 13
794 June 29
June
June
64
Sale
1st 8c refunding 44s..1957
129,000
1,000
205,000
162.000
1
101
78
2
14
13
9
914 Jan. 13
784 Jan. 23
1
764 Feb.
794 Ma, 22 93
864 Apr. 20 1014
Mar.
3 1124
984 Apr. 20 1064
894 June 20
984 June 30
109
June 27
1054 June 24
104
June 29
98
June 29
1
5
Feb.
91
254 May 29
1
36
Apr.
June 10
52
2
954 Jan.
894 Jan.
Mar. 31
70
75
Phila Suburb Water
Piedmont
Mar.
Jan.
96
5
Apr. 20
704 Apr. 26
.
344 June
66
June
—
Sale
64
«*«.
Phlla Suburb Cos G 5c E
648 class A
1960
986,000
156,000 Piedmont 5c Northern 5s_1954
1949
141,000 Pittsburgh Coal 6s
1948
205,000 Pittsburgh Steel 6s
1953
236,000 Pomerania Elec Co 6s
1939
192,000 Poor 5c Co 6s
104,000 Portland Gas 5c Coke 5s. 1940
546,000 Potomac Edison 5s serE. 1956
44s series F
1961
181,000
11
26
75
June
105
Sale
1950
70
173,000
42,000
Jan.
21
30
Sale
§5
Without warrants....
588,000
54» series B
1959
395,000
745,000 Penn-Ohio P & L 5.4s A. 1954 1014 Sale
1956 1004 Sale
526,000 Penn Power Co 5s
984 Sale
1947
125,000 Penn Pub Serv 6s C
90
Sale
5s series D
........1954
49,000
95
Sale
Penn Telep Corp 5s C
1960
78,000
100
Sale
575,000 Penn Water & Pow 4 4»--1968
5s
1940 1054 Sale
339,000
956,000 Peoples Gas Lt & Coke 4s B'81
44 % serial notes......1934
105,000
44% serial notes......1935
18,000
44% serial notes
1936
20,000
6s series C_
.....1957
2,616,000
1979
593,000 Peoples Lt 8c Pow 5s
1966
528,000 Phila Electric Co 5s
1972
1,120,000 Phlla Elec Power 54s
Phila Rapid Transit 6s..1962
97,000
12
78
784 June 12
Penn Electric 4s series F.1971
Penn-Ohio Edison 6s
6
5 1044 Jan.
9
Penn Dock & Warehouse
120,000
321,000
383,000
Jan.
19
74
Sale"
Sale
Sale
62
97
904 May
86
Sale
Sale
Sale
14
10
17
Jan.
30
June
5
June 13 75
June
1 1074 June 15
June 20
June
1 64
74
June 27
June
1
6
June
1 89 4 June
73
1064
2
June
Jan.
Apr. 22
Apr. 17 1014 Feb.
Jan.
98
1
Apr.
55
764 June 26
2
1004 June
934 June
Sale
98
June
14
75
764 Feb.
Sale
98
Sale
Jan.
18
86
804 June
9
93
15
84
6
Sale
Sale
Sale
-----
11
June 22
18
Feb.
Feb.
10
9
98
4
8354 Jan.
774 June 16
22
27
2
14
8
30
894 June 27
814
854
764
854 Sale
714 Sale
June
June
June
June
June
June
95
Sale
95
46
Pacific Power & Light 5s.1955
765,000
148,000
38,000
Sale
Sale
35
1942
& Pow 5s
85
Sale
94
~
18
80
884 Sale
744 Sale
Without warrants
Pacific Ltg
654
"874 Sale"
1,922,000
576,000
Sale
834 Sale
6s series A
.......1940
290,000
6s series A reg
1940
2,000
319,000 Okla Pow & Water 5s A..194H
1938
7,000 Osgood Co 6s w w
271,000 Oswego Falls Co 6s......1941
1,233,000
Sale
65
166" Sale"
1950
Oklahoma Gas & El 5s
28
Mar. 31
75
9
12
92
Jan.
974 Jan.
Apr.
May.
87
...
1,084,000
1034 Jan.
1004 Jan.
87 4
North Texa i Utilities—
7s without warrants
1935
165,000
1935
51,000 Northwest Electric 6s
76,000 Northwest Pow 6s A..—.I960
6s A crfs of dep
1960
23,000
422,000 Nor'west Pub Serv 5s A—1957
1945
227,000 Ogden Gas Co 5s—
i960
2,561,000 Ohio Edison Co 5s...
5s new
1960
241,000
1952
642,000 Ohio Power 5s series B
series D
...1956
1,402,000
Deb 6s
2024
35,000
116,000 Ohio Public Serv 6s C__._ 1953
5s series D
......1954
294,000
5 4« series E
....1961
179,000
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
1940
1961
_
44«
Prices
94
1004 Sale
Nor States Power
291,000
2,182,000
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
June 30.
1.
June
1933.
Jan. 1.
$
641,000
220,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN JUNE.
V
aggregate sales.
■V
EXCHANGE
CURB
YOEK
NEW
52
Mar. 22
7
21
3
Apr. 11
Apr.
67 J
8*
Jan.
Feb.
11
4
11
June
2
10
June
2
704 June
3
584 Apr.
72 *
Feb.
6
30
50*
Jan.
11
45
June
June
8
704 June 27
704 June 13
66
78
June 13
70
June 12
494 Jan. 24
49
Apr.
1
50
Apr.
3
57
Mar.
2
484 Mar. 30
66
16
8
June
704 June 27
704 June 13
78
June 13
70
June 12
July, 1933.]
AGGREGATE
PRICES IN JUNE.
new york
In
Jan. 1.
26,000
17,000
66,000
996,000
314,000
47,000
91,000
103,000
43,000
30,000
29,000
37,000
Jan. 3
1933.
BONDS (Concluded) —
$
80,000 Sheffield Steel 5 Ha
.1048
139,000 Sheridan Wyo Coal 6a
1947
201,000 Sou Carolina Power 5s..1957
.
3,939,000
1,544,000
Southeast PAL 6a
2025
Southern Calif Edison 5s 1951
General 5s_...
1939
522,000
639,000
Refunding mtge 5s..1952
Ref Mtge 5s
1954
909,000
242,000 Sou Calif Gas Corp 5s
1937
111,000 Sou Calif Gas Co 5s.....1957
5 Ha Series B
1952
108,000
1st & ref 4^8.
273,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
exchange
curb
Since
June.
53
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Bid.
Ask
June 1.
Bid.
Ask
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices,
June 30.
Bid.
Ask
76 H June 29
"383* Sale"
693* Sale
104
Sale
1063* Sale
1013* Sale
1043* Sale
Sale
Sale
1013* Sale
72
Sale
102
Sale
106
643*
1003*
Sale
102
Sale
June
June 27
23
Feb.
18
41
June 27
June 26
48
Apr.
13
66
Jan.
31
74
June 26
823* Jan.
20
102?* June 29
94
May
2 1053* Jan.
12 106?* June 28
June 27
2 102
6 1023* June 29
101
Feb.
11
12
2
2
104?* June
June
100
883* Sale
Apr.
10
Mar. 31
82
27 108
June
Jan.
5
79
853* June 27
75
Apr. 29
953* June 28
1003* June
81
June
Apr. 21 1053* Jan. 11
May
1053* Jan. 10
May
3 89
Fen.
6
Jan. 11
Apr. 20
*88* Jan. 26
May
6 103
Jan. 11
Apr. 24 95
5 873* June 24
7 923* June 13
June 28
June 29 102
100
2 883* June 28
833* June
June
1961
65
Sale Prices.
82
41
16
SI* June
June
m June
5
Highest.
Prices.
66
June
Sale
61
Lowest
vale
94
72
85
94
Southern Counties Gas
21,000
11,000
83,000
69,000
272,000
32,000
10,000
2,000
199,000
63,000
104,000
36,000
137,000
13,000
29,000
693,000
347,000
576,000
499,000
12,000
11,000
627,000
106,000
105,000
123,000
78,000
29,000
67,000
147,000
13,000
238,000
262,000
103,000
28,000
21,000
84,000
of California 43*s
Southern Gas Co 4 He
1968
1935
Without warr
72,000
614,000 Southern Ind G &
88?* June 12
E 5 3*s. 1957
319,000 Southern Indiana Ry 48.1951
104?*
38
Sale
1944
1,227,000 Southern Nat Gas 6s
109,000
Stamped.............. 1944
42 h,
Sale
Sale
Sale
94
102
Sale
54?* Sale
2,000 So'west Dairy Prod 6]*s-_1938
714,000 Southwestern G 8c E 5s..1957
5s series B............1957
223,000
393,000
342,000
574,000
99,000
203,000
Southwestern L Ac P 5S..1957
Southwest Nat Gas 6s
1945
Southwestern P 6c L 6s. .2022
Southwest Pub Serv 6s A. 1945
Stale? (A E) Mig 6s
6s...
2,008,000
....1951
6a
....1966
1,574,000
132,000 Standard Invest 5H®~~1939
5b without warrants
1937
36,000
1957
2,291,000 Stand Power 8c Lt 6s
396,000 Standard Telep 5 Vis A
1943
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp
7s Oct i '36 without warr__
1,216,000
1,266,000
433,000
7s 1946 without warrants
.
Sun Oil 536s
...1939
5% notes
.1934
103,000
.1940
161,000 Sun Pipe Line 5s.
651,000 Super Power of HI 43is._1970
6s
1961
120,000
4^8
1968
732,000
1,077,000
Swift & Co 5s
1940
749,000 V5S
161,000 Syracuse Ltg 5a B
1st & ref
251,000
...
^
1944
5Xs..—
65
33 3*
Sale
673*
Sale'
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
67?*
403*
Tenn Pub Serr 5s
1970
Sale*
Sale
Sale
653* Sale
723* Sale
76
59
49
68
68
a45
Sale
Sale
Sale
683* Sale
63
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
563*
63
n
68 3*
55
Sale
Sale
Sale
653* June
o633* June
463* June
453* June
72
72
45"
Sale
313* Sale
373* Sal©
56
Mar.
June 13
60
June 12
June
3
June
8
June 30
June 30
50 H May
1
26
Mar. 15
32
Apr.
5
June
June 13
June
June
7
7
7
82
553* Apr. 15
693* Mar. 24
35
35
Mar. 30
Apr.
1
283* Apr.
283* Apr.
6
8
72
June
9
59
June
8
22?* June
3
63
Apr. 28
61
Apr. 21
26?* Apr. 10
10
Apr. 28
393* June
383* June
2
32
3'
723* June
Sale
443* June
1
16?* June 20
323*
Sale
323* June
33
Sale
8
Apr,
Sale
36
Sale
101?* Sale
June 26
Jan.
7
Jan.
96"" Sale
883*
773*
983*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
78
983*
76
June
June
723* June
8
72
59
9
8
June
June
323* Jan.
6
Jan.
65
59 H Jan.
12
4
4
9
7
943* Sale
1023* Sale
1023* Sale
Sale
100?*
95?* June
9
90
June
17
June
76
June 27
June
86
June
Sale
Sale"
77 H June 30
June 17
99
105
June 22
June
102
June 29
104
June
71
June
10
75
June
2
63
77
June
15
82
June 30
70
713* Sale
71
54
76
June 27
June
1
82
104?* June 14
27 1013* Jan.
7 100
Feb.
95?* June
83 3* Jan.
Apr. 21
763* May 10 93?* Jan.
59
May
1
82?* Jan.
Mar. 30
87
June
99
June
3 105
963* Apr.
96
May
3 1063* Jan.
101
Apr. 29 1083* Feb.
60
Sale
Sale
72
79
6
100
104
1043*
Sale
293* May 19
993* Apr. 22 102 3-2 Jan.
June
83
100
89
June 22
683* June
963* June
1023* June
7
7
June 13
June
7
102
Feb.
12
873* June 30
73
73
62
60
101
June
17
72 % June 12
43
May 23
663* June 8
713* June 30
June
33
101
5
June 23
June
102
19
June 28
43* June 1
823* Jan. 13
9
June
June
50
223* Sale
563* Sale
53?* Sale
12
8*
Mar.
60
June
473*
June
43* June
60
Apr.
62
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
73
73
June
June
63?*
35
June
60
72?*
41?*
663*
713*
873*
June
85
June 27
June 28
633* June 27
663* June
38
57
June 26
June 30
60
June
46
59
65
104
923* Jan. 10
Jan.
96
1053* Jan.
913* Jan.
98
Apr.
34
Apr.
39
Apr.
393* Apr.
523*
43*
823*
803*
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
713* Sale
873* Sale
1954
204,000
■■~/JL.
76?*
Sale
321,000 fenn Elec Power 5s......1956
34,000
Sale
—
77
77
1957
72,000
Sdle
43* Sale
1942
2,005,000 Standard Gas Ac Elec 68..1935
Cony 6s...............1935
1,308,000
623*
63
112,000 So'west Assoc Tel 5s A*,..1961
,,
103?* Sale
933*
101?*
473*
54?*
573*
483*
43*
76
12
12
13
17
22
31
6
May
3
Apr. 20
95?* Jan.
11
94
Jan.
13
J
27
81 %
Feb.
2
1
Ternl Hydro-Electric Co—
151,000
58,000
295,000
114,000
223,000
3,000
218,000
40,000
147,000
6 3$ 8 without warrants. 1953
955,000
1948
184,000 Teias Cities Gas 5s
Teras Elec Service 5s
1960
1,723,000
1945
580,000 Texas Gas Utilities 6s
1,964,000 Texas Power 8c Lt 5a.....1956
6s
2022
20,000
5s
684,000
175,000 Thermold Co 6s with
428,000
703* Sale
47
Sale
54
Sale
56
87
Sale
763* Sale
80
Sale
27
873*
Sale"
82?* Sale
84
22
1937
98
986,000 Ulen Ac Co 6s............1944
15
28,000 Union Amer Invest 5s A.1948
1937
287,000 Union Atlantic 4Hs
77
268,000
63,000
97
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
92?* Sale
313* Sale
7
22
80
76
June
1
1
69
June
6
46
Jan.
Feb.
June
12
66
Apr.
773* June
IP
June
June
1
2
13
June 12
28
June
79
70
66
June
2
653* June 30
903* June
2
933* June
333* June
20
57
993* June
6
June
6
50
Sale
27
June
16
37
Sale
31]
78]
98
June
13
June
39
June 19
June 24
3 80
5 100?* June
9
94
June
5
98
Sale
June
7 102
100
June
2 1023* June 28
June 14
2 102
June
Union Electric Lt 6c Pow (Mo)
5s series A
1954
Union Gulf Corp 5s
-.1950
United Elec of N J 4s
1949
103*
94?*
Sale
97?* Sale
Sale
1013* Sale
1013* Sale
1003* Sale
98?* Sale
102
Sale
983* June
97?* June 30
June 27
6
11
June 12
28
Jan. 24
92
82?* Jan. 10
Jan.
12
104
June
6
50
Jan.
12
69
573*
June
90
Jan.
993* Jan.
5
34
May 31
15
Jan.
3 39
723* Mar. 16 80
92
Apr. 25 100
June 19
June 24
Jan. 16
Apr. 20
87?* Apr. 21
923* Apr. 27
96
Apr. 20
95
Mar. 2
Feb.
4
993* Jan.
26
97
4^s
1957
5s aeries B....^.w.....l967
90
80J* Apr. 20
Apr. 25
29
34
11?* Feb. 28
Apr. 20
14
June 13
June
Apr. 24
Apr. 25
6
263* Apr.
443* Apr. 24
963* June 19
443* June 22
65
144,000
7,000
109,000
93,000
" siSe
Tide Water Power 5s A...1979
Toledo Edison Co—*
1st mtge gold 5s
5,256,000
1962
1,328,000 Twin City Rap Tr 53*8 A. 1952
1,569,000
252,000
1,567,000
635,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
warr 1934
607,000
408,000
164,000
28,000
773* Sale
106
104
103
Jan.
Feb.
11
4
103
Jan.
23
United El Serv (Unes) 7s.1956
102,000
151,000
197,000
157,000
390,000
77,000
478,000
151,000
62,000
68,000
78,000
43,000
38,000
29,000
77,000
23,000
445,000
34,000
2,000
31,000
33,000
10,000
9,000
4,000
'■
13,000
84,000
57,000
90,000
52,000
88,000
41,000
29,000
76,000
155,000
17,000
76,000
i
74,000
125,000
23,000
2,000
„
481,000
115,000
439,000
Without
743* Sale
warrants
969,000 United Indus 6 His
1941
1st 6s
....1945
650,000
649,000 United Lt 8c Pow 61974
Deb 6s
1975
1,280,000
53*s
1959
290,000
305.000
Serial 63*% notes
1935
Serial! 6 3*% notes
1936
Serial 63*% notes.....1937
Serial
Serial
Serial
473* Sale
69?* Sale
38
Sale
35
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
42?* Sale
423* Sale
393* June 23
47
51
59?* June 13
50"" Sale
453* June
73
Sale
79
69
Sale
533* Sale
Sale
Sale
95
83
Sale
Sale
39
June
473* June
June
1
60
June
13
52?* June
713* June 16
453* June
2
June
80
June 29
583* June
June 28
55
June
June 21
69
June
80
27
7
84
82 &
78
June
13
14
June 23
35
June
44?*
465*
513*
463*
Sale
16
16
18
May
May
Apr.
Apr
Mar.
Apr.
64
Apr.
253* Apr.
353*
293*
273*
543*
31?*
31
y-
Jan.
68
Jan.
12
13
59?* June 13
60
80
June 13
June 29
7
4
50?* Apr.
293* Jan. 28
27
Feb.
23
Sale
65
June
78
June
25
Apr.
4
27
66
Sale
64
Sale
64
June
78
June
27
Feb.
65
Sale
64
Sale
63
June
76
June
27
Sale
64
June
76
June
99?* June
100
June 14
953* June
86
June
80
78
78
June
Feb. 28
64
June 28
55
June
86
2
66
84
June
953* June
83?* Feb.
583* June
673*
63*% notes.....1938
63*% noteo
1939
63*% notes
1940
76
20
76
15 100
June
June
June
25
Feb.
Serial 6s
1933
June
68
Apr.
Series 6s
.1936
92
June
92
June 20
60,000 Utah Power 8c Light 5s.. 1944
943* June
67
June
70
13
53
May
60
June
63 3* June 14
100?* June 30
45
Apr. 20
633* June 14
Feb. 11
Apr. 27 103
Apr. 20 103 % Jan*. 12
3,181,000
34,000
6s series A
118,000
120,000 Utlca Gas & El 5a E
1956
9,000 Valspar (The) Corp 6s
"99j* Sale7
62
Sale
95
Sale
100?*
Sale
1003* Sale
1940
6s ctfs of deposit
4,000
15,000 Valvoline Oil
Sale
1952
5s series D
55,000
91
2022
1940
20
73
Sale
207,000
6s
57
Sale
334,000
5s series B
..1946
1950
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
1st 7s with warrants...1954
47,000
7s with warr C O D
130,000
1954
683* Sale
Sale
97?* Sale
673* Sale
4
93
1.021,000 Wash Gas Light Co 5s... 1958
88,000 Wash Ry 6t Elec 4s
1951
88
Sale
Sale
Sale
63
Sale
623* Sale
663* Sale
123* Sale
8?* Sale
Sale
27
53
153*
95
5
10 J* June 24
94 3* June
673* June 19
Sale
Wash Water Power 5s
87"" Sale'
1960
Western Newspaper Union—
Conv deb 6s
265,000
.......1944
509,000 West Penn Elec 5s
...2030
284,000 West Penn Pow 4s H
1961
172,000
238,000 Yadkin River Power 5s
84,000 YorkRysCoSs
For footnotes
ee page
54.
13
June 22
June 26
June 23
10
Sale
993* Sale
863*
Sale"
Sale
28
633*
93 3*
Sale
Sale
'§7" Sale"
Sale
97
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
51?*
Sale
56"
Sale
85
Sale
82?* Sale
100
Sale
1941
1954
101
Sale
1944
80
Sale
1956
823*
June
8
June 28
June 29
June 27
June
3
62
June
3
68
June 28
83* June 15
13
June
7
8?* June 3l
93?* June 23
June
923* June
863* June
17
89
:
June
June
3
3
88]* June 28
97
June 30
923* June
273* Juno 20
63 3* June
933* June
June
3
35
June
71
June 14
97
June 30
62
68?* June
June
9
12
85
51?* June
80
June
92
97
73* June 19
May 18
2
June
13
70
13
June 26
June
1
10
June 23
55
Jan.
83
June 23
Jan.
103* Feb.
5
15
89
May
57
43
53
Apr, 29
Apr. 12
Apr. 29
13 101
77
68
77
June
8
June
76
June
15
June
14
90
June 28
84?* June 23
87
June 28
June 23
Jan.
31
30
623* Jan.
71?* Jan.
17
23
Jan.
Feb. 23
35
June
11
7l
June 14
133* May 27
May 19
Jan. 25
78
Mar. 31
943* Feb.
1
Jan. 11
823* May 12 91
87
May
1 102?* Jan. 16
22
443* Apr.
93
May
60
May
353* Apr.
64
Apr.
101
Mar.
623* May
59
May
June
24?* May 13
10
97
99
74
10
5
Mar. 31
23* Feb. 21
90?* Apr.
1
70
85
Sale
June 23
Feb. 25
86?* June 28
75
76
1958
10
101 ?* June 13
101
June 27
101?* June
99?* June
823* June
Sale
June 23
59
68
68
483
83 J
83
16?*
983*
74?*
623*
86
923*
41,000 West Penn Traction 5S..1960
2,031,000 West Texas Util 5s A
1957
657,000 West United G 6c E 53*a A 55
74,000 Westvaco Chlorine 5 3*a_. 1937
F
June 23
803* June
Sale
1937
447,000 Ward Baking Co 6s
5s series
*
1
June
943* June
53
10
599.000 Virginia Pub Ser 53*s A..1946
Wisconsin Pub Serv
6s Series A
90,000
101
73* June 19
180,000 Vamma Water Power 53*8 '57
207,000 Van Camp Packing 6s...1948
280,000 Virginia Elec Power 5s
1955
353,000
94?* June
943* June
June
1937
7s
18,000
16.000
773*
72
Sale
297,000 U S Rubber 63* % N©tes..l934
262,000
194,000
197,000
604,000
317,000
210,000
June 23
June 24
54
51
Deb 6s series A........1973
64,000 Wheeling Elec Co 5s
159,000 Wis Elec Pow 5s A
195,000 Wis Minn Lt 6c Pow 5s...
179,000 Wisconsin P 6c L 5s E
48,000
Sale
59?* Sale
1,959,000 United Lt Ac Rya 5 Ha
1952
6a series A
509,000
........1952
9,000
27,000
43,000
29,000
15,000
58
70
97
31 101
Jan.
10 743* Feb.
12
62
9 104
Mar. 15 103
91
Apr. 21
9
15
June 12
21
893* Feb.
21 1033* Jan.
May
3
1
4
Jan.
6
Jan.
Feb.
21
10
9
8
89
Jan.
27
89?* Jan.
27
81
May 10
97
Jan.
17
75
May
2
89
Jan.
78
Apr.
4
92
Jan.
10
11
.....
1952
1941
1937
85?* Sale
85
June
5
90
NEW
54
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
NEW YORE
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
June.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1,
PRICES IN JUNE.
AGGREGATE SALES.
Price
Jan. 3
Jan. 1.
1933.
Bid.
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
Lowest
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Highest
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
June 30.
June 1.
Ask
AND MUNICIPAL
Agrtcul Mtge Bk Rep of Col—
14
35
June
1
35
5
35
41
June 27
Mar. 31
35
7
June 22
June
9
June 23
June
12
57% Jan.
36% June
33 %
6
28 % June 12
147,000
20-year 7a
Jan 15 1946
123,000
20-year 7a
Jan 15 1947
428,000 Baden (Germany) 7a
1951
537,000 Buenoa Airea (Prov) 7%s_1947
38,000
7%s stamped
1947
662,000
7a
1952
97,000
7s stamped
1952
25,000
23,000
235,000
4,000
28,000
9,000
55,000
Jan.
31
39
40
37
June
June
32
Sale
34
"
5
39
June 28
37
Sale
38
37% Sale
40
34
7
37
June
1
June
6
15
June
June 19
51
June 30
28
June 13
May 17
37% June 28
43
Sale
June
30
12
31%
17% Apr.
June
Mar. 15
29% May 13
Mar. 17
Mar. 17
12
June 22
June
9
June 23
37% June 28
Cauca Vatley (Dept of) Rap of
256,000
48,000
Colombia extl
Cent Bk
•
f 7a
1948
9
7
9
Mar. 31
15
June
36% May 19
66
Jan.
36% June
2
76% June 30
68
June 20
28
58
57
June 13
Mar.
3
17
55% Jan. 12
76% June 30
68
May
8
37
26
54
Jan.
27
15
15
16
18
62% Jan.
61% Jan.
13
12
of German State &
128,000
43,000
52,000
15,000
1,116,000
Prov Banka 6a
1951
443,000
6a
1952
235,000 Danlah Cona Munlc 5%a_1955
102,000
5a
1953
12,000
399,000
678,000
86,000
140,000
Danzig P Ac Wat'way Bd
331,000
external a f 6 %•
1952
2,411,000 German Cona Munlc 7a_.1947
2,929,000
6a
1947
1,042,000 Hanover (City) Ger 7s
1939
554,000 Hanover (Pro?) 6%s—1949
55 X Sale
44% Sale
75
Sale
41
36%
76 %
67 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
72
Sale
70% June 14
65
June
38
5
41
June
12
Sale
29
Sale
26% June 10
34
June
2
32
Sale
Sale
June 13
31%
Sale
30%
Sale
26
Sale
55 %
54 %
54
51
Sale
June 10
54% June
9
28 % June 14
47% Sale
Jan.
May
28% May
26
May
53% May
28
May
33% June
2
60% June 26
33% June 28
61
12
^Mar. 21
54% Jan.
12
Indua Mtge Bk of Finland
549.000
62,000
24,000
40,000
49,000
41,000
lat mttfe coll a f 7a
56,000 Lima (City), Peru, *%•_..1958
58,000
6%sctfzofdep
1958
174,000 Maranhao (State) 7a
1958
194,000 Medellln (Colombia) 7a_.1951
Mendoza (Prov) Argentina
341,000
7 Ha
1951
137,000 Mtfle Bk of Bogota 7a„__1947
143,000
7a laaue of 1927 (A&O) .1947
291,000 Mtge Bank of Chile 6a... 1931
68,000 Mtge Bank of Denmark 5al972
301,000 Parana (Stateof), Braz7a.'58
560,000 Rio de Janeiro 6%a
1959
727,000 Ruaalan Govt 6%a
—1919
4,432,000
6 %a certlflcatea
1919
1,167,000
5%a
1921
1,382,000
5%a certificates
1921
66,000
39,000
44,000
79,000
19,000
66,000
183,000
381,000
1,456,000
554,000
533,000
79
71% Sale
6 % Sale
Sale
8
69$* Sale
.1944
Sale
6 % June
5
June
Sale
16
June 10
71
14
18
Sale
28%
Sale
29 %
27 %
Sale
31
Sale
33%
28
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
7
June 28
June 26
15
2
27% June
June
1
June 14
31
32
11% Sale
79
June 30
9% June
5
9
June 15
20
June
7
21
June
5
11% June
Sale
69
16 %
4
Sale
5
66
June
7
12% June 28
15% June
1
3 % June
3 % June
3% June
3% June
16% Sale
Sale
Sale
~4% Sale'
3% Sale
4%
4%
-
Sale
Sale
59
Mar. 31
Feb.
4
23
79
June 30
9% June
5
3
15
7
5
9
June
20
June
10
Mar. 31
21
June
33% June 12
34% June 29
17
Mar. 23
33
34
June 12
18% Feb. 24
34
June 28
20
Mar.
34
June 28
15% June 13
69% June 19
16% June
6
19
June 12
7% June 24
5% June 21
8
Apr.
15
June 13
6
June
May 18
6% Jan.
4
June 29
5
Jan.
69x4 June 19
6
16% June
7
Jan.
19
57% Apr.
Apr.
1% Mar. 24
12
Mar. 24
2
5% June 12
1% Apr.
June
12
7% June 24
5% June 21
2
June
6
12
5% June 12
15
Saar Basin Con Counties
103,000
7a
1935
57,000 Saarbruecken (City) 7a__1935
4,000
9,000
100
June 26 100% June
103% June 10 103% June
97
Apr.
103% Jan.
Apr. 25
17 102
6 103 % May 13
Santa Fe (City) Argentina
70,000
5,000
42,000
•
No
Republic extl 7s..
par
value,
Sold
n
under
the
1949
1961
rule.
a
June
23
1945
172,000 Santiago (Chile) 7a
98,000 Santiago (Citv of) 7a
27,000
8% Sale
8% Sale
r
Sold for cash
Arkansas Natural Gas, com., class A, 400 at
March 15.
Chicago District
95% Feb. 2.
American Manufacturing, pref., 30 at 43% Feb. 7.
Electric
5%s
1935,
$7,000
at
June 1.
Narragansett
Electric
5s
B
series
1957,
$1,000
104 Jan. 17.
at
Y.
&
Westchester
Ltg.
1954,
5s
$5,000
Service
Public
5s
1970,
$1,000
at
95% Jan. 13.
United States Rubber 6s
May 19.
"Deferred
delivery'
made
were
23%
Jan.
24.
as
1933,
sales
$8,000 at 100%
affecting
G & E. 5s 1968, reg., $1,000 at 13
March 29.
Beneficial Industrial Loan, com., 200 at 8 April 19.
Central States. Electric 5s 1948, $16,000 at 27%
at
106% March 27.
Tennessee
at
Associated
Crown Central Petroleum, com., 67 at 1 April 24.
N.
the range
follows in 1933:
April 7.
Cities Service, com., 100 at 1% April 13.
Commonwealth Edison 5s series A 1953,
at 91 April 24.
)
Commonwealth
Edison
Table
Krone
Checks
4
1940,
$7,000
1956,
at
Apr.
May 25
26
18
Mar. 24
4% Jan.
13% June 13
12% June 13
23
Indiana
Electric 5s series
O
1951, $7,000
80 Feb. 1.
International Petroleum, 200 at 8% Feb. 2.
43
at
Jersey Central Power & Light 5%% pref., 25 at
58 May 29.
Niagara Hudson Power, class B option warrants,
100 at 1% March 21.
Peoples Light & Power 5s 1979, $1,000 at 1%
Jan. 5; $2,000 at % April 18.
Prudential Investors $6 pref., 100 at 79, June 20.
San Antonio Public Service 5s 1958, $1,000 at
64 May 3.
Syracuse Lighting 5%~ 1954, $1,000 at 109%
1.
Union
American
Investment
5s w.
w.
1948,
$1,000 at 72 April 12.
Western Newspaper Union 6s 1944, $1,000 at 21
March 16.
Brought Forward from Page 16.
OF
EXCHANGE ON OTHER CENTRES.
Bucharest
Polish
Hungary
Serbia
garia
Finnish
Argentina
Brazil
Lei
Zloty
Pengo
Dinar
Lev
Markka
Peso
Milreis
Checks
Cables
,
_
_
Checks
3
Checks
Checks
Checks
Cables
ll%all%% disct.
3.55
a3.58
.71a.73
13.26
20.13a20.40 1.60
al.63
.79
a.85 1.76al.78% 29.94a30.40 30.00a30.45
7.64a7.95
7.65a8.00
ll%all% disct.
11 %al0i6is% disct
3.54
a3.57
.71%a.73
13.36
20.17a20.40 1.61
al.65
.79
a.85 1.76al.78% 29.94a30.40 30.00a30.45
7.64a7.95
7.65a8.00
3.55
a3.58
•71a.73
13.39
20.40a20.45 1.61
al.65
11 %al0%% disct.
1...
2—
3.54
a3.57
.71a.73
13.41
20.00a20.40 1.61
al.65
10%al0%% disct.
10% @9%% disct.
9%a9% % discount
916is 97is% discount
3.56
a3.59%
.71a.75
13.32
20.22a20.40 1.61
al.64
3.58
a3.59
.72a.75
13.38
a3.65%
.75a.78
13.59
20.40a20.57 1.63%al.67
20.40 20.47 1.66% 1.71
.79
3.64
3.63
a3.65
.74a.77
13.69
9% % discount
3.62
a3.64
.74a.80
13.73
20.40a20.63 1.66%al.71
20.40a20.67 1.66%al.71
4
Checks
Checks
Checks
Cables
.79%a.85 1.76al.78% 29.94a30.40 30.00a30.45
7.64a7.95
7.65a8.00
1 76al.78% 29 94a30 40 30.00a30.45
7.64a7.95
7.65a8.00
1.76al.79% 29.94a30.40 30.00a30.45
1.79al.80% 30.19a30.85 30.25a30.90
7.64a7.95
7.65a8.00
7.64a7.95
7.65a8.00
1.81al.83
30.44a31.15 30.50a31.20
7.64a7.95
7.65a8.00
.80%a.85
1.80al.83
30.44a31.15 30.50a31.20
7.64a7.95
7.65a8.00
.80
a.85
1.81al.82% 30.44a31.15 30.50a31.20
7.64a7.95
7.65a8.00
SUN DAY
5
6—
7—
..
..
8
..
9—
10—
..
11
13
Bul¬
slovakia
Dollar
$5,000
C
series
Czecho¬
Canada
9
Feb.
4%s,
$2,000 at 83 April 24.
General
Bronze Corp. 6s
April 10.
RATES
June
%
Associated Gas & Electric 5%s 1938, reg., $5,000
5s, 1939, $1,000 at 107%
June
13% June 13
12% June 13
Kx-divtdend
x
"Under the rule" sales affecting the range were
'made as follows in 1933:
Cleveland Elec. Ilium.
25
June
9
Deferred delivery sales
19
8% June
12—
9%% discount
13...
10%a9% % disct.
3.63%a3.66%
3.62
a3.67
14—
10% discount
3.60
a3.67
15—
ll%al0%% disct.
11%% discount
3.59
a3.60
.73a.75
3.60
a3.60%
.74a.76
11%% discount
3.60
a3.71
.74a.76
..
16—
17—.
..
..
a.85
.78%a.85
SUN DAY
— ..
..
.78%a.85
.78%a.85
.73%a.80
13.79
.75
13.81
,75a.80
13.71
20.40a20.83 1.68%al.71
20.40a21.05 1.67%al.71
.79
a.85
1.82al.87
30.69a31.58 30.75a31.63
7.64a7.95
7.65a8.00
.80
a.81
1.80al.82% 30.94a31.58 31.00a31.63
7.64a7.95
7.65a8.00
.79
a.85
1.81al.84
30.94a31.29 31.00a31.34
7.64a7.95
7.65a8.00
13.76
20.40a21.17 1.65%al.71
20.40a21.59 1.65
al.65%
.80
a. 85
1.80al.82
30.69a31.29 30.75a31.34
7.64a7.95
13.75
20.25a21.25 1.63
al.65
.80
1.80al.82
30.69a30.87 30.75a30.92
7.64a7.95
7.65a8.00
13.83
20.25a21.59 1.65
al.65%
.80
1.78al.82
30.69a30.87 30.75a30.92
7.64a7.95
7.65a8.00
18._.
7.65a8.00
SUN DAY
..
19—
10% % discount
3.60
a3.69%
.75a.80
13.94
20.25a21.67 1.65
al.69
.80
a. 88
1.82a 1.84
30.69a31.37 30.75a31.42
7.64a7.95
20—
7.65a8.00
3.67
a3.69
.75a.77
14.01
21.84a22.40 1.68
al.72
.84
a.90
1.83al.87
30.94a31.37 31.00a31.42
7.64a7.95
7.65a8.00
3.66
a3.69
.75a.77
13.99
.84
a.90
1.83al.87
30.94a31.49 31.00a31.54
7.64a7.95
7.65a8.00
.77a.80
14.03
.80
a.90
1.83al.87
7.65a8.00
14.12
21.92a22.25 1.68
al.73
.85
a.90
1.83al.87
31.44a31.49 31% a31.54
31.69a31.81 31.75a31.86
7.64a7.95
.76a.78
7.64a7.95
24...
9i 4 s% discount
3.70%a3.72
3.71%a3.72
3.71%a3.72
21.63a22.40 1.67%al.72
21.88a22.40 1.68
al.71
23...
10%a9%% disct.
10%a9%% disct.
9%a9% % discount
9%a9% % discount
7.65a8.00
.76a.78
14.15
22.00a22.25 1.68
al.73
.84%a.90
1.83al.87
31.69a31.81 31.75a31.86
7.64a7.95
7.65a8.00
..
..
21...
..
22...
..
..
..
25
..
26...
...
27"—
..
28—
..
29...
30...
O
A
3
•n
-
SUN DAY
9% % discount
3.70
a3.72
9
3.71
3.81
3.80
% % discount
93isa8% % discount
8% % discount
8%a8% % discount
Bolivia
75a.80
14.15
a3.76
.76a.85
14.13
a3.89
.82a.83
14.34
a3.84
.75a.82
3.76%a3.84
.79a.83
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Bolivi¬
Colombia
dor
.
22.00a22.25 1.70%al.72
22.08a22.50 1.70%al.76
zuela
a.90
1.85a 1.87
31.44a31.72 31.50a31.77
7.64a7.95
7.65a8.00
.84
a.90
1.87al.91
31.69a31.72 31.75a31.77
7.64a7.95
7.65a8.00
.85
a.92
1.90al.94
32.69a33.18 32.75a33.23
7.64a7.95
7.65a8.00
14.33
22.38a22.75 1.75%al.85
22.00a22.75 1.75
al.80
.87%a.92
1.87al.94
32.44a33.18 32.50a33.23
7.64a7.95
7.65a8.00
14.43
22.13a22.50 1.75%al.90
.84
1.85al.88
32.19a32.20 32.25
7.64a.7.95
7.65a8.00
Vene¬
Uruguay
.85
Hong
Chile
Yoko¬
Peru
Portugal
Xong
Shanghai
hama
Manila
pore
Escudo
Dollar
Dollar
Yen
Peso
Dollar
Checks
Checks
ano
Dollar
Sucre
Peso
Bolivar
Peso
Sol
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
1
19.00
86.21a88.50
54.00a55.85
17.00
6.00a7.50
16.00al9.00
2
19.00
86.21a88.50
54.00a55.85
17.00
6.06a7.50
16.00al9.00
3
19.00
86.21a88.50
54.00al5.85
17.00
6.06a7.50
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a3.68 28.13a28uio
19.00
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54.00a55.85
17.00
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6
19.00
86.21a88.50
54.00a55.85
17.00
6.06a6.75
16.00al9.25
7
19.00
86.21a88.50
54.50a55.85
17.00
6.06a7.50
16.00al9.25
8
19.00
86.21a88.50
54.50a55.85
17.00
6.06a8.50
16.00al9.85
9
19.00
86.21a88.50
54.50a55.85
17.00
6.06a7.50 16.00al9.25
10
19.00
86.21a88.50
54.50a55.85
17.00
6.06a7.50 16.00al9.25
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12
19.00
86.21aSS.50
54.50a55.85
17.00
6.25a7.50
16.00al9.25
.82
13
19.00
86.21a88.50
54.50a55.85
17.00
6.25a7.50
16.00al9.25
.75
14
19.00
86.21a88.50
54.50a55.85
17.00
6.25a7.50
16.00al9.25
.75
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RANGE OF PRICES ON SECURITIES MARKET ON THE NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
June.
—
Jan. 1 to June 30
Jan. 1.
BONDS
1,000 Tri-Contln'l
new
Ask
Bid.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN JUNE.
Lowest.
Highest:
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Priest
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
40
Apr. 17
Apr. 21
63* Apr. 29
63* Apr. 18
------
84
—
173 400 Admiralty Alaska Gold
Si
2,400 Allied Brewing & Distirg...1
12,900 Altar Consol Mines Inc._-.-l
*
3,900 American Republics
-.5
92,500 Andes Petroleum
10 Anheuser Busch Inc cap
500 Assoc Dye & Print
1,100
9,000
25
1,000
500
500
200
300
40
Barry Hollinger Mines Ltd__l
Berghoff Brewing Corp
1
B-G Sandwich Shops lnc—*
Big Missouri Mining
1
Bird Aircraft Corp....
.*
""loo
22~,906
12,100
26,000
27,300
1,300
1,200
50
12,200
"5,666
5,000
16,100
700
500
50
.
47,900
48,700
35",166
Croft
Detroit & Canada Tunnel. .*
400
Dividend Shares Inc
cap.-25c
Eagle Bird Mines Inc cap
50 Edison Splitdorf Corp
El Canada Mines units
1
*
VA
9c
2,400
8,400
400
200
100
3,600
1,000
2,300
""50
50
66,200
900
""806
65.500
100
3,100
47,500
500
32,100
7c
June 26
15* Mar. 20
23* June
3
5c
1,000
900
200
102,700
7,100
2,500
""1,500
200
130
•
10c
2X
10c
X
3%
Sale
11 ^
12c
133*
25c
35c
6
1X June 19
12c
June
1
2.00 June 26
33* June 22
32c
June
13
12c
15
June
June 19
2
4
1
17c
June
12
18
X
1
20c
X
i*
26c
1*
18c
2
2
50c
35c
15c
20c
30c
June
9
30c
June
9
Sale
1.70
5c
1.00
10c
1.15
2
June 30
IX
16
June 28
1X June 22
June
2
2
June
6
3
2
"l9c~
11c
15c
14c
June 29
15c
June 12
Sale
10c
Sale
I6c
June
45c
June
3
3
25*
6
2X June 20
23* June 20
40c"
2.28
2.38
5c*
Sale
2.30
1.35
1.18
34c
10c
1.25
*4.05
2
Sale
2.25
1.60
53*
23*
1.95
Sale
Sale
3.00
4.00
Sale
16
5X Sale
a
1
12c
Sale
2 3*
854
954
1.00
1.15
X
2
2J*
1.25
11c
1.30
Sale
10c
June 12
*
Sale
35* Sale
11
2.75 June 10
43* June 29
1.30
1.40
300 Hendrick Ranch Royalties..*
Henion & Hubbcll common.*
Hooven Automatic Typewr.l
Howey Gold Mines Ltd
Huron Holding C-D.
_I
.1
300 Idaho Maryland Cons Mines. 1
250 Indep Brewing of Plttsb
50
100 Independent Brewing pref.50
238,800 Internat'l Rustless Iron....!
*
*
.
177,700 Kildun Mining Corp cap
1
100 Kinner Airplane & Motor...*
500 Kirkland Hud Bay G Mines. 1
4,500 Lebel OroMines Ltd capital..
300 Lessings, Inc
Libertyjlns
200 Nevada Consol Copper
2,000 Newton Steel Col
1,200 N Y Title & Mtge cap
2.00
2X
18c
1H
a Seller,
b Cash sale.
c
VA
Sale
90c
X
5*
3.50
IX
9
2
Sale
28c
1
53*
37c
"ix
2.10
Sale
1.00
X
26c
Sale
35* Sale
X
1
73* June 13
2.20 Feo.
43*
7
15* Sale
*
133*
Sale
12
Sale
5
10
15* Sale
143* June 30
15* June 30
45* June 30
4
June 28
3 3* June 29
18
June
7
15* June 30
43* June 30
63* June 13
53* June 9
Jan.
1.25 June 21
11c
23c
June
13
4
June
1
June
1
35* June 2
145* June 14
1.20 June
5
153* June 12
1.35 June
7
14
*
"2X ~~2X
"4
43*
8
2
1 % June 30
43* June 30
June 28
4
33* June 29
May 29
1.00 Feb. 23
10c
"~23*
1
'33* Sale'
15*
25c
1
IX
Sale
25
Mar. 27
1
3* May 19
123* June 20
123* June 20
5* June 30
35c June 30
7
June 13
23* Mar.
25c
June 28
June
5
June 28
25c
June 28
25c June 28
80c
June 12
85c
3* June
7
5
June 14
%June 20
June
7
23* June
1
3
2 X June
1
24c
June 21
38c
5* June
1
5
40
c
June 22
37c
25c
June 14
June
40c
8
June 22
June
1
43* June 12
63* June 14
13* June 22
63* June 14
13* June 20
74c
June
12
12
June 29
123* June 26
Sale
26c
June 30
5* June 24
4%
1
5X
Sale
Sale
93* June 27
23* June 24
June 30
35* June
?
23* June 20
10
June
8
1.13 June
9
1.13 June
9
IX Sale
33* Sale
X Sale
5* June 16
33* June 24
3* June 26
23* June
6
Sale
63* June 27
13*
23*
2
June 15
5
3* June 19
1
6
X June 28
Mar.
3
56c
13c
Apr.
2.10 Jan.
7
6
13* May 13
23* Apr. 11
10c
Feb.
9
May 19
83 May 12
40c
June 22
1
Mar.
30c
2
11
3
June 30
June 30
53* Jan.
1
6
5
June
June
2 J* June
June
40c
Sale
Jan.
25a Jan.
4
83* Mar. 31
12 3* June 20
37c
June 30
June 30
25c
June 23
6
44c
l6
*
.*
3
2.80 May
7
May
2
l~25~June2l
Sale
13
64c
Feb.
Feb.
""5c
4
7
50
10
17
5c
8X
37
Sale
40
65*
36
38
June
6
20c June 15
1.25 June
73*
35*
33*
53*
June
June
Jan.
June
13
13
28
23
30
2
35
June
8
June 14
30c
June 10
83* June
1
39
June
6
June
28c
1.75 Feb.
35c
7
3*
65*
35*
85c
%
6
June 30
June 13
Jan.
5
May
1
May 11
June 14
June 20
2.10 Jan.
6
Mar. 16
23* Apr. 17
38c June 14
3
1
June
8
10
May 12
40c
June 22
43* June 12
8e
May 27
13* May 10
9
X May 19
123* June 20
% June 30
Mar. 16
4
Feb.
4
May 27
153* May 27
30c
62c
1
30
June 30
63* June 13
5 3* June
9
23* Mar. 17
1.30 Apr. 10
14
Feo.
Feb.
2
14
Mar. 15
63* June 14
13* June 20
19c
Jan.
3
74c June 12
11
May 17
26c
June 30
153* Feb.
3
5* June 24
43* May
5
43* May
5
93* June 27
2
May 22
13* Feb. 23
1.13 June
9
12c
Mar. 31
33* June 24
38c
Apr.
6
6
3c
*
2
23* June 20
May 29
43* Jan. 12
5* May 13
20c
45* June 13
May 23
May
8
May 27
2
38c
15
44c
6
33* Jan.
43* June 29
1.30 Feb.
6c
19c
May
5
13* June 22
23* Apr. 13
3.50 June 24
IX
1
June 28
30c
14
June
-----
40c
16
28
2
3
5* '
53*
June 30
2% May 16
5*
35*
X
33*
IX
2X
May 27
2
3
June 12
5*
90c
70c
Feb.
25c
1 J* June 20
23* June
9
62c
1
...2
Sale
6
Mar. 18
20
1.50 Mar. 21
6
125*
X Sale
25c
50c
1
100 Petroleum Derivatives of Mel
25c
$7 preferred
6X
2.50
Sale
1.25 Sale
30c
25,300 Petroleum Conversion cap..5
220
75c
1
53*
X
2.50
182,500 Paramount Publix Corp... 10
7,100 Paterson Brewing..
1
com
"25*
33*
3
Mining
1,500 Phoenix Oil
650 Pittsburgh Brewing
4*
25c
X Sale
5
5,300 Lock Nut of Amer Corp.
408,500 Macassa Mines Ltd
195 Macfadden Publica's $6 pf
32,100 Marmon Motor Car
Butte
63c"
1.50
2
capital..*
400 Interstate Natural Gas.
800 Ironrlte Ironer
200 North
58c
X
5X
1.25
1.00
25c
13* June 19
May
4
27
4.00
16
2
43* June 13
2
4
19
Feb.
9
25* June
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
103* May 15
13* Feb.
7
30c June
9
Feb. 10
1.50 Mar. 21
Feb.
53* June 30
Apr. 21
4
17c
3.50 June 24
Sale
16c
1
Jan. 19
Mar. 16
7
3
Sale
15* Sale
4Va Sale
45* Sale
35*
35
23*
25,
1.25
1.35
2
3*
23*
13*
25c
8c
35c
1.60 June
2X
3.00
15 J*
Mar.
13*
153*
84c
73* June 13
35* June 28
3.55
10
29
26
5
27
13
26
31
10
10
1.25 June 13
3.25
8c
May
June
June
May
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
Jan.
7% June 13
25c
4
June
9
Mar. 18
Feb. 28
10c
1.25 June 13
12
25*
X
5X
30c
June 15
1.40
14
16
600 Hamilton Mfg A pref partic 10
*
2,400 Hartman Corp class A
Class B
*
8,400
2,450 Helena Rubenstein $3 pref..*
19
15c
IX
cap
Jan.
Mar. 16
Jan. 18
13* Mar. 1
Apr. 25
105* May 15
13* Feb.
7
1 J* June 20
23* June
9
20c
6
7
20
32c June 13
13 140
Jan. 13
10c
ex
7x
35* Sale
"~53* Sale"
1.35
IX June 19
X June
1
June
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
7c
9
2.45
15* Sale
■IX Sale
10c
3
15* Mar. 20
3
19c
33* June 22
30c
13* June 22
3X
23*
9c
15* June 29
155* June 26
55c
1
T.65 ~2~25
10
Grenada Gold M Ltd cap—1
Intl Vitamin Corp
14
6
5c
140
13c
45* Sale
12c
1
2
1
..10
28c
Sale
15
45c
IX
40c
I'4
.--1
Cycle Corp
14
27
13* June 19
1.2o June
3
25c
100
Fuel Oil Motors Corp
General Electronics..
Golden
3
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
16
11X June 30
2
June 26
15c
10c
Mar. 31
75* June 27
25c
20
*
Preferred
200 Fort Pitt Brewing
3,800 Fremont Gold Mines Inc
No par value,
1.25 June
35* June
8c
1.00
...
64,700 Fldelio Brewery Inc
10,600 Flock Brewing
1,000
Sale
Sale
4
14
12c"
63,900 Falstaff Brewing Crop______l
8,700
16,000
28,000
9,700
113* June 30
25c
18c
1.65
247,700
274,800
2,800
7,800
12
50c
11c
75* June 27
3
16c
13*
1.10
100 National
""206
35c
...
...
1,500 Eldorado Gold Mines Ltd—1
69,700 Elizabeth Brewing Corp..__l
—1
257,700 Fada Radio & Electric
100 Great Lakes Aircraft A
""600
45c
Duquesne Brewing A pref..5
100 Fashion Park Associates
200
30c
3
5*
*
300
51,500
26,000
25c
June
8c
8c
15c
1
Brewing.
100
""500
18c
2X June 30
150
1.60
Davison Chemical
300
64,700
10,600
12c
2
100 Falconbridge Nickel M Ltd..*
500
2.00
Sale
1
100 Corp Tr Shares Series AA
"26,600
12c
9c
12 c
10c
Brett
1
41,500 Gomo Mines
2,000 Conrad Razor Blade Inc cap 1
*
34,500 Continental Shares Inc
2,500
9c
*
com
400 Combustion Engin'g w i
100
6c
1I25 " 1~50
3c
X
—_*
800 Chemical Research
200 Columbia Baking 1st pref
*
300 Columbia Baking 2nd pref..*
100
Sale
11X Sale
r t c
Trethewey Mines Ltd.l
300 Brewers & Distil, Ltd, vtc__*
40 Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd..5
500 Castle Tretheway Mines Ltd 1
2,500
2X Sale
7c
*
Bagamac Rouyn Mines Ltd__l
Bagdad Copper
1
Bancamerlca-Blair cap
1
200 Bon Ami Co class B
Feb. 27
June
,
1,000
7,500
8,600
59,000
15
84
Apr. 17
Apr. 21
133* Feb.
Par.
300 ABC Trust Shares Series D__
--1
11,200 Aetna Brewing
11,200
29,400
2,400
12,300
3,900
61,000
99
83* Apr. 19
"
40
99
954
123*
135*
15
133*. 15
5% convl953
STOCKS
Shares.
June 1.
1933.
Bid.
2,000 Amer Chain 10 yr 6s c d__1933
10,000 Edison El Ilium 5s W I.1936
20,000 International Match 5s.. 1941
Certificates of deposit. 1941
16,000
Certificates of deposit. 1947
6,000
Shares.
$59,000
Jan. 3
J
%
Jan. 1 to June 30-—-—-
PRICES
$5,000
40,000
—-
-----
Price
Since
June.
YORK PRODUCE
EXCHANGE
NEW
1932.
1933.
Bond Sales.
June
145,912
2,515,391
4,575,070
AOOREGATE SALES.
In
1932.
1933.
Shares. 1,714,839
-
Feb.
15
5c
June
8
63* June 27
203* May 15
10
June 30
35* June
23* Jan.
7
6
1.13 June
9
23* June
5
6
June 15
13* Feb.
17
Feb.
15
6
30c
June 10
83* June
39
June
1
6
50
NEW
AGQREQATE SALES
In
June.
Jan. 1.
Shares
YORK PRODUCE
EXCHANGE
Shares
PRICES IN JUNE.
Jan. 3
STOCKS
50 Prima Co
T, 500
800
^
1933.
Bid.
Par.
35,300 Polymet Mfg Corp
21,300
100
6,700
500
1
Sale
3%
Sale
15
1.25
Sale
40c
18c
Sale
1.35
1.55
Sale
1.20
'1.42
30c
1.17
40c
20
28
Siscoe Gold Mines Ltd cap..l
Standard Brew of Scranton.*
1.24 Sale
50c
1.08
1
18K
%
20c
200
300
20,500
2.25
3 K June 27
5
2K June 27
2K June 14
2
June 10
2.00 June
2
2K June
2K
1.00
Sale
Sale
1.40
K Sale
4K
20c
1.40
Sale
1.51
30c
1.05
iy
i3/
K
24 K
1.27
2.25 June
21
2K June
Van Camp
1
1.05 June 20
1.35 June
i
4K June 16
1.45 June 10
Jan.
June 27
1
M
June
IP
June
15
1
5 K June
1.65 June 10
11
Sale
K
1.25
1
IK
4K
24
35c
1.25
1.45 June 27
June 12
1.05 June 20
74c
Feb.
25
Anr.
30
5
1
June
12
Feb.
June
8
20
June
23c
Jan.
1 25 Jan.
2.00
1.65
3
18K Apr.
1.00 June
June
8
w
Sale
40c
Sale
2
21
2
2.40
20c
1
22c
37c
K
1
K June 29
20c
55c
75c
.
1
...»
25c
1.15
1.40
25c
30c
1.00
1.25
IK
50c
25c
24c
June
34c
2
June 23
K June 23
June
2
K
2%
1
4
20
5
5
Sale
28c
June 30
Sale
40c
I Y2
7K Sale
6K
40c
June 24
28c
Sale
3
4h
6
10
10c
9K
6c
15c
2* Sale
15c
28c
Sale
27c
3
Sale
12c
20c
AX
4.3c
10
25c
12c
.1 an
9
21
May 12
IK June 27
June 30
June
13
4
June
17
15c
28c
June
June
48c
June
20
June
8
19
Jan.
3.50 Jan. 13
4.82 May 31
3 K May 22
K June
8
4K May 17
2.75 May 27
35c
Feb.
9
K June 29
50c
June 23
K June 23
35c June
2
1.25 May 31
2
June 12
20c
Mar. 30
40c
June 24
Jan.
26
r1 Anr.
6c
3
Mar. 31
4
June
6c
16
4K June
1
9
Jan
June 30
5K Jan. 10
25c
Apr.
6
K June
8
June 13
4
12c
3
5
1.45 June 27
Mar. 30
28c
7 K June 21
2K June 1
Sale
June
1
5K June
1.30 Mar.
19V* Apr.
June 26
June 12
2
June
Sale
4
..100
24,100 Wing Aeronautical cap
10
1,630 Wisconsin Holding class A.10
84,900 /■ends Gold Mining..
.1
June 29
June 30
90c
1K June 27
Sale
Sale
3
5K
Feb.
12c*
20c
28c
*
2S
25c
K June 29
June 30
June 26
»
111,400 Western Television
256,900
Participating A
100 White (S S) Dental Mfg
436,000 Willys-Overland
300
Preferred
50c
ft—"
K
2,000 Wayside Consol Gold Ltd.50c
100 Western Pub Service
cap
12c
IK
10c
Sale
30c
25
Brewing
Feb.
4K May 17
2.75 May 27
17c
..
6c
1.65 June 10
33c
Anr. 10
1
35c
IK
.
8
June
45c
w.__*
*
1
2.95
Packing
*
June
Apr. 24
5K May 31
20
25c
4.82 May 31
23c
1.60
1 K Jan.
Jan.
20
% June 19
1
2
3K May 27
20
60c
1.40
5
3
2K June 14'
2.25 JuDe 21
7K Jan
3
3
Feb.
15c
Apr.
1.01 Afar.
,33c
1.00 June
Apr.
3K Jan
,3
3H Jan.
30c
3K June 27
7
15
2K May 24
1
June 27
19K June 29
24 % Our.e 29
June 27
Jan.
3
19K June 29
24 H June 29
1.05 June 20
18c
June
1
2
iff
3K May 22
Preferred
Van Sweringen Corp
Ventures Ltd
Victor
May 24
Apr.
7
Apr. 19
May 25
1.45 May 26
8
6* Feb.
1
1
K June 27
15
9 K June
15
June
35
12*
100
100 Utilities Hydro Rails
2
15
June
10
30c" "45c
26c
Am__l
Preferred
300 Warner Aircraft
1,900
1
1
B
100 U S El Lt & Pr tr ctfs B
300 Utah Metal & Tunnel
172", 166
90c
1
2H
■
75c
200
78,400
24
""Ji "lH
*
370,200 United Cigar Stores of
.
2K June
1.30 Mar.
B
200
1.65
5K
400 Tread well Yukon Ltd
.1
100 Trustee Stand Oil Shares A__
11,100
5,700
5,700
2,700
3,200
17 Y\
23
42c
40 Tobacco Prod (Del) new comlO
100
8
30c
..1
100 Swedish Ball Bearing. .100 kr
13,300 Sylvanite Gold Mines Ltd__.l
*
1,000 Sylvestre Utilities A
11,100
5,700
3,500
Sale
7
4,500 Tom Reed Gold Mining cap.l
43",300
m
1K
if
31c
100
"21666
8H
2
IK
Shortwave ft Television
2,000
4,500 Super Corp of America AA
200
Sale
7% cumul preferred
25
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd.l
Sullivan Gold Mines Ltd
""40
2 K
2.00
6 K
Saie
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Rossville Alcohol & Chem 5.50
700 Standard Utilities Inc
12,200
IK
2.25
1%
7K
K
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
27*
1.75
50c
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
"K
Richfield Oil of Calif
21,000
4,350
3,296
2,400
18,300
14,850
7,300
6,800
700
3%
"2 K
.....
Sale
75c
3 H
Ask.
Sale
Sale
13
....
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
2K
*
com
500 Retail Stores Corp capital..5
5,400 Rhodeslan Selec Tr Ltd..5 «h
1,200
21,000
4,150
1,800
"3",200
Bid.
_
1,200
"
234,300
June I.
Ask,
1
36,200 Railways Corp new com
1
2,600 Renner Co
1
2,000 Reno Gold Mines Ltd cap.„.1
;•
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Since
May 27
13
2K June
15
9c
Jan.
1
14
5K Jan.
1
10
5
June
7K June 21
3
Apr.
3
K June
8
5
May 23
Feb.
1
20
6K Jan.
5
15
48c June
Chicago Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
June
1933.
Shares
Jan. 1 to June 30
In
Since
Jan. 1.
1933.
Certificate* of deposit. 1927
74,000
33,0.0 Chic City & Con Ry« 5*..1927
5.0U0
68,000
20,000 Chicago Railway* 5s
1927
1st mtge 58 ctf of dep..1927
155,000
.
5a series A
17,000
1927
5« series B
21,000
..1027
3,000 Com'wealth Edison 5.^8.1962
3,000 Consol Elec & Gas 6s
1937
12,000 Holland Furnace 6s
1936
165,000 Insuil Util Inv 6s .t4B,,..1940
2,000
5* without warrant ...1949
1,000
-
—
-
June 1.
Ask.
-.1927
2,000
20,000
«.
22,000 Metrop West Side EI. 4s.1938
Ext 4s...
5,000
1938
1,000 Texas La Power 6s.
.1946
Bid
53 K
47
6K
51K
52
8
Sale
9
55
Sale
11
3K
5
105K 106 K
53 K
Ask
55
55
June 30.
Bid
56 K
56 K
17
Sale
13
60
Sale
60 K
Lowest.
fiale
Highest.
Prices.
Sale
fY
57 K June 12
56 K June 14
16K June
2
61K
60
58K
58K
60K
61
Sale
19
22
16
......
Shares.
1st mtge 534*
246,000
8,000 Union Elevated
9K
103
13
104
8K
103
30
46
49
Sale
50
10
13
19
22
10
13
19
23
17
17
Sale
26
STOCKS
Shares.
850
3,050
310
3 A 50
100
10~8o6
300
600
'""820
1,910
6,050 Abbott Laboratories
8,465 Acme Steel Co..
•
No
par
15
1
Mar.
56 % June 14
11
Jan.
49
Alar.
3
62
62
48K Mar. 21
62
June 22
June 14
11
June
57 K June 12
42
60 K June 20
23
Alay 25
June 14
•
25
300 Allied Motor Ind Inc com...*
12,650 Allied Products Corp cl A._*
330 Altorfer Bros conv pref
700 All-Amer Mohawk cl A
350 Amer & Dominion com
5
3
1,460 American Pub Serv pref. .100
2,410 Amer-Yvette Co Inc com
l
90,250 Asbestos Mfg
vain a.
*
Co
«£x-uivdeuu
24 K
27
18
21*
23
13
33 K
27
Sale
10
Sale
23
10
18* May 25
12
4K Alar. 27
99K Apr. 19
23
May 19
26
Jan.
43
44
Alar. 20
20
18K June 28
18K June 28
25K June
30 K June 23
20
32
31
Jan.
3
104
64
27K
Prices
45K Mar. 20
26
20
Sale
6
24
Apr. 18
K Alar. 22
K Feb.
6
12K Apr.
15
Alay
14 Ys Alay
8
Jan.
26
99K Apr.
19
11
IK Jan.
K Feb.
17
6
3
9
5
18K June 28
15
Alay
9
14 K May
5
18H Feb. 28
3
30 K June 23
23
May 23
21 * Jan.
10
Feb.
36 K June 23
38
June 12
16 K Mar,
Par.
com
670 Adams (J D) Mfg com
*
4,602 Adams Royalty Co com
•
150 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com..10
450 Art Metal Works
61.00d
20
1945
Highest.
Prices.
57 K June 12
56 K June 14
18
June
1
62
June 22
35
1958
5s
7,717,000
Lowest.
Prices
19
25
1
Ask.
208 So La Salle St Bldg—
60,000
$265,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Bid.
23.000 Chicago City Ry 5a
_.
1932.
$160,000
800,000
Jan. 3
S
5.000
1933.
PRICES IN JUNE.
BONDS
S
Jan. 1 to June 30
8,823,000
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
June.
Bond Sales.
June
618,000
11,295,000
__
AGGREGATE SALES.
1932.
4,932,000
com.....
1
1
7
IK
J.*
4*
34 K
Sale
37
Sale
6K
7
10
15
2
3
4
6
6K
10K
:::* 2!
K
4
*
9K
K
"4"
K
K
Sale
8
Sale
10K
8
38
11H June 27
2K June
2
9K June 14
June 30
10K June 12
1
June
7
K June
9
K
36 K June 23
June 12
1
June
10K June
12
1
9
K
1
9
6
21
9K
y K
33 K June
27
June
9
4
24 K June 15
15
June
8
IK June 12
8K June 29
Ys June
6
13 K June
4K June 16
7K June
K June
5
5K
Sale
5K Sale
4K Sale
1
9
28
Apr.
11
1
Feb.
1
7
May 17
K Jan.
May
May
K May
* Jan.
2K Apr.
* Afar.
5
4
4
8
12
23
5
com
5K
2
16
11K June 27
4
June 30
10 K June 1%
K Jan.
IK June 12
K Jan. 10
26
13 K June
1
K June
K Feb.
4
Apr. 11
5
24 K June 15
15
June
8
9
7
H Jan. 31
7K June
1
July, 1933.]
CHICAGO
AGGREGATE SALES.
June.
Jan.1.
PRICES IN JUNE.
Shares.
250
STOCKS
10
$6 preferred..
58,610
Assoc Tel Util Co com
210
500
610
710 Automatic Washer
Bin.
June 30.
Ask
nia.
Ask
43
40
5
2
2K
51
3
5
3
6
IK Sale
IK
4
—*
42 K
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
4K
K Sale
2K
•
J6 conv pref A
Ask.
'■
40
_.--*
.100
7% preferred
110
Bid.
1.
June
lp33.
Par.
40 Assoc Tel ftc Tel Co Class A_*
51.580
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 3
850 Associates Invest Co com—*
„
57
Price
Since
Shares.
EXCHANGE
chicago
stock exchange
In
STOCK
41
Sale
54
43
3K
41
20 Backstay Belt Co common.-*
4
7
"4K
5
15
UK
K June 22
IK June 14
2
June 28
31
2
154 June
3
354 June 23
154 June 21
June 12
Sale Prices.
Mar. 25
May
Apr.
1
Apr.
K Apr.
K May
1
Apr.
3K May
-~6~'
5K
5
43
Highest.
Prices
1
1
"3 K
8
—-.
pref*
conv
June
Lowest.
Sale
43
29
22
26
4
19
11
31
June 28
2K Jan.
1
Apr.
22
6
13
19
Jan.
154 June
3
4K Jan. 24
IK June 21
3K May 31
Balaban ft Katz Corp—
350
75,850
630
Preferred
129,550 Baatian-Blesaing Co
..101
*
com
300 Baxter Laundries Inc A
83~906
244,200
5,190
219,750 Bendix Aviation Corp com..5
270,100 Berghoff Brewing Co
1
6,890 Blnks Mfft Co cl A cv pref..*
160
140,900
330 Blums Inc
conv
250
10
100
com
1,030
7% preferred
6,050 Brach Ac Sons (E J) com
100 Bright Star Elec class A
280
Class B
100
280
1,000
12,120
..*
*
cl A
"lK ""2\
8K
Sale"
5534
80
454
1
54
111 Pub Serv pref
Cent III Secur
5,700
1,800
190
3,960
*
1
Convertible
preferred
•
240 Central Ind Power pref
100
6,570 Cent Pub Serv Corp A......1
12,800 Central Public Util A
*
8,430
450
1,440
18,400
1,520
1,620
V t
1
c common
66,350 Central S W Util com new
Prior lien preferred
4,890
Preferred
6,932
20
6
June
1054 June 22
20
June
Sale
VA J...
1554 Sale
85
Sale
5
Sale
Sale
8
June 23
5
6K
14K
IK
2
IK
10
1
754
4
25
J*
3
Sale
11K
Sale
92
7
4K
7
85
9
8K
9
54 June 15
K June 3
7
614 June
8
Sale
16
Sale
11
14
11
14
5K
2K
Sale
3
13
17
3K
8
23
Sale
June
June
3
10
24
June
1
2
8
9K June 16
14
5K
5K
5K Sale
2K
3
15
19K
3K
8
8
IK June 14
15K June
June 20
4
5
June 15
June 16
June 14
June
2
90
10
June
1
390 Chain Belt Co
*
*
*
*
com
160 Cherry Burrell Corp
June 20
14
4K June 26
654 June 13
354 June 10
2
54 June 24
17
June 12
20
June 13
June
29
June
6
8,900
•
com
Common
200
"""650
166.000
29,150
130
250
7,650
37,450
Certificates of deposit
492,745 Chic Corp common
230 Chic N S A Milw pref
110
Prior lien
..1
100
1
6^
8K
30
X
X
X
IK
154 Sale
16K
20
10
14K
9K
12
4K Sale
10K
K
K
Sale
6
Sale
6
K
9K
Sale
5!
Sale
40
160 Chicago Towel Co
conv
pref •
401,220 Cities Service Co com
•
21,080 Club Aluminum Uten Co...*
350 Coleman L'p & Stove com...*
29,850
95,870
Edison.. .100
2,200 Community Tel Co cum part *
1,200 Construe Mat'l Corp S3Kpfd*
Commonwealth
"""150
100
100
5,700
Common
260
12,150
2,298
com.
7%
cum
.
20
K
3K
K
IK
IK Sale
Sale
3K
3K
6,;$.
3K
K
2
June
June
8
June
8
5
June
16
June
9
7
11
24
3
Sale
r
X
12'
K June
K June
54 June
com...
100
*
480 Curtis Lighting Inc com....*
4*
2K
Sale
Sale
1
June
1
2
June 22
3K June
1
_
10
570
8K
5
....
Sale
2
17,150
18,900
40,650
17,750
122",050
128.008
10,850
150
850
700
5,050
60,150
1
70
514
14
7
6954
3
K
a
.54
i*
3K
Sale
4K
4
20
Sale
Sale
4K
7
-----
9
96K
UK Sale
9
Mar. 23
12
June 16
8
Apr. 28
12
4K Jan.
Common
conv
64 K
2
June
2
5
June
8
2954 June
554 June
6
7
Sale
3K June 15
24 K June 16
6
June 13
14 54 June 28
com
*
25
v t
c
*
20 Investment Co of Amer com.*
5,700 Iron Fireman Mfg Co v t C
*
6,510 Jefferson Electric Co com
*
28,108 Kalamazoo Stove com
*
7,600 Katz Drug Co com
1
2,550 Kellogg Switchboard com..10
590
Preferred
100
.....
2,070 Kentucky Util Jr
cum
pref.50
2,500 Ken-RadTube A Lpcom A..*
9,550 Keystone Steel A Wirepom.*
70
200
2,700
Preferred
18 K June 23
9 K June
1
K June
54 June
K June 10
K June
1
K June
9
K June 10
June
60
June 23
314 June 16
K June
1
60
..:,I...1M
127,864 Llbby, McNeill A Libby
5,250 Lincoln Printing Co com
250
4,740
16,550
9,260
1,400
69,200
110
3,700
140
No par valoe
7% preferred
Lindsay Light com
10
63
June 22
2
K June 14
1
June
76
10
Lindsay Nunn Pub $2 pref..*
Lion Oil Ref Co com...
•
Loudon Packing common
Lynch Corp com
5,750 McGraw Electric com
610 McQuay-Norris Mfg com
x
H,s>dividend.
r
June
K
54
K Sale
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
49
10
3
14
7
1
3 K
Feb.
1
3K May
6K Feb.
Feb.
24
10K May
K Jan.
K June
1
Apr.
K June
54 Jan.
2K May
61
Apr.
6K May
1K May
7
May
3
50
Mar. 31
IK May
8
54 Mar. 28
1
June 15
2
10
June 13
June 30
40
June 30
12 K
June
3
4K Feb. 27
June
1
3
50 K June
4
June
1
15
8
June
June
2
1
1K June
7
K Apr.
5
IK Apr. 13
1
May 17
6
Apr. 24
43
June 16
254 June 29
5K June 2
lo
7
June 15
6
June 13
18
8
6
7
4
23
19
3
1
22
10
31
18
20
31
17
24
18 K June
5
9K June 16
8K June 16
5
5
3
20
9
10
20
17
17
2
7
June
29 54 June
5 K June
9
K Feb. 20
6K May 17
40
June
2
June 30
June
1
iH:::::
1
2
4K
IK
254
13K
4K
9K
Sale
Sale
5
5K
1454
18
6
12
8
9
10
2K
6
3
5
1
3
1
2K
4K
9
15
6
10
IK
3K
2K
IK June 20,
3
June 30;
254 June
14
Sale
Sale
13
11
Sale
6
8
2
IK May 16
May 20
5
May 29
12
May
2
40
June 30
12 K June
3
10
May 29
Feb.
53
2K Jan.
4
Jan.
Mar
7
June 15
4
May 26
9
13 K May 27
27
1
Jan.
27
6
Jan.
30
21
5K May 26
June 13
Jan. 30
June 17
1
May
8
2
May 24
3
June 20
3
June 20
3
June 20
8K June 29
2
Jan.
8K June 29
June
14
June
11K June 28
13 K June 12
7
June 14
12
10
June
2
10K June
8
3
June
9
June
9
5
Sale
5K June
17K June
IK June
Sale
15
12K
June
1
5
2
9K June
1154
11
4K May
3
2K June 26
IK Jan.
3
Jan.
82
Feb.
12 K May ]15
4
2
54 May 18
3K May 18
2K May 18
IK Apr.
K Jan.
K Jan.
K June
K June
K May
K May
59K Jan.
54 June 16
4K June 26
40
June
14 K June 28
2
8
<9
40
Feb.
1214 Apr.
1
2
2K June 26
June 26
21
3
....
15
10(
Sale
8
71
June 30
17
*
5
10
14
4K Jan.
IK Feb.
3
12
Feb.
June 30
IK June 28
24
2
5K
Sale
Sale
Sale
9
954
2K
K
6K
25
11K
10K
4K
2
Sale
Sale
IK
16
1
1
June 16
3
June
1
May 23
8K June 10
27 K June 10
2
June 13
19 K June
1
4K Feb.
7K May
2K Jan.
K Feb.
54 Mar.
1054 Mar.
K Feb.
6K Feb.
23
16
12
21
15
1
24
27
9
4
.....
1
Sale
4K
3
Sale
4K
4
14K
3K
21
154
254
7K
Sale
Sale
Sale-
6
8
Sale
11
Sale
12
13
5
6K
2
Sale
3K
4
17K
13 K
21
Sale
5
Sale
6K
Sale
75
60
10
11
11
3*
7
3H
8K
21K
18
12 K
10K
23
4
6
30
25
Sale
22
33
23
IK
4
Sale
15
31K
„
25^
11K
\h
TK
20
...
IK
IK
IK
4K
9K
39
1254
4K
IK
5
4K
3
12 K
12
3054
4
5
2K
23 K
4
-
Sale
.....
30
Sale
18
20
11K
5K
13K
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
4K
38K
Sale
June 21
13 1a June 12
16
May 26
19
June 15
21
11
June 15
1414 June
654 June
454 June 16
June
1
8
June
1
60
June
5
16
June 22
8
Sale
7K June
6
9.
June 16
21K June 3
8
June 23
22
June
1
5
June
5K Sale
33
22
20
3K
12 K
56 K
54
Sale
Sale
.....
June 28
1
10K June 19
37 K June 12
2754 June 12
14
6
June 24
26
June 24
19K June
9
2K June 17
9K June
1
25
June 13
58
62
26
June 29
K June
7
June
4K June
13K June
13
8
7
June 20
IK June
8
70
16
3
Sale
6
Sale
I*A*
3K Sale
4
6
*
fH
Sale
16
1154
32 K Sale
o
10
4K
5
42
40 K
27K June 10
June 13
2
20
3
June 22
454 June
1
IK June 30
3
June 22
714 June 12
May
Feb.
May
June
June
8
June 21
June
3
3K June
414 June
6
2
Jan.
May
3
8
Feb.
Jan.
3
21
Jan.
Feb.
18
21
June
1
3K
53K
6K
K
3
24
1
Feb.
28
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
4
17
10
11
Feb.
27
3K Mar. 30
4
Feb.
1414 June
6K June
8
May 29
66 54 Feb.
9
June 22
16
K Apr. 11
8
June 23
10 K May 10
37 K June 12
27 54 June 12
7
May 27
25
Jan.
14
32
6K May
2
25
154 Feb.
8
4
Mar.
3
4
Mar. 31
May 29
K June
8
13 K June , 7
25
Mar. 17
62
54 Feb.
12K Apr.
3
15
10
15
June 22
3
IK Feb. 24
1
Jan.
4
May 24
IK Feb. 11
18
June 30
June
3j
10
35
June 28
8
5
June 20
5
4
June
2
6
June 20
June
2
3854 June
2
42
June 28
1
8
25
7
6
8K June
17K Mar.
1
54 Apr. 25
June 15
June 17
June
8
June
1
June 16
254
254
354
12 54
2854
29
23
17
2
13
9K
254
354
854
3
3K Mar.
9
Sale
25
May 10
Apr.
1
Mar. 2
Mar.
1
May
9
K Feb. 21
8K June 10
12
June
6
954
29K Sale
23
K
X
3K
2K
3
3
21
8
60
7 K
Feb.
12
May 31
10 K June
8
5
8 K June
1154 June
7K Sale
8
Sale
Sale
1
33
2K
Sale
12
*
8
June
-----
K
5
*
Sale
3K Sale
2
11K
6
7K June 29
8
!6K
15"" Sale"
22
IK
114 June
1
3K June
2
854 June 13
Sale
1?K
IK
25
19
54 June 22
154 June 16
654 June 27
7
33
IK Sale
2K Sale
7K Sale
9
15K
33
62
*
Cash sale.
K
5K
17 K
IK
17 K
Sale
9
*
50
270 McCord Rad &
Mfg "A"
June 23
514 June
154 June
6
La Salle Ext Univ com......5
30 Lawbeck Corp
6% cum pfdlOO
100 Leath & Co common.:
*
"""166
June 13
6
8
4
3
3
1
1
y8 Jan.
1
June 13
Dock
300 Illinois Nor Utilities pref.100
3,530 Indep Pneum Tool
1,850
•
•
10,400 Illinois Brick Co...
280
2,600
4,310
1,190
36,300
5
4,740 Hormel A Co (Geo) com A..*
19,050 Houdaille-Hershey class A..*
134,760
Class B
---*
1,400
5,950
"2",010
70
2K
50
Sale
pref....*
Dexter Co (The) com
De Mets Inc pref w w...
500 Hart Schaff A Marx com..100
20 Hibb Spencer Bartlett com.25
"l'loo
43,114
1,750
K June
2
3,
IK Feb. 23
June 26
8
Sale
12K
*
221,300 Greyhound Corp^com....._*
273,608 Grigsby-Grunow Co com
*
30,300 Hall Printing Co com
10
800 Harnischfeger Corp com
*
2,450 Hart-Carter Co conv pref—*
130
350
10
Sale
Sale
K
60 Greif Bros Cooperage A com *
1,880
1,650
22,504
4,600
K June 13
4*
Sale
10
*
May 29
June 16
54
11K
8K
*
common
22
12
654
common
Feb.
2
Juns
June 16
1
4
7
June
j
12
3
1
June
1
24
59 K
4K
1
7K
1
1
9
24
3
4K
June
27
7
20
:::::
Sale
Sale
May 31
16
Mar.
3
60
1
June
8
Feb.
May
K Mar
K Feb.
K Mar.
5
2
71,300 Great Lakes DAD
2,750
13
8K Feb.
K
K
4
55K
59 K
2K Sale
K Sale
554
76 K Sale"
6
Fits Simons A Connell
50
June
4K Apr. 22
33K Jan, 11
2
14
4
2,650
A Dredge Co com
..*
190 Gardner Denver Co com....*
840 General Candy Corp A
5
20 General Parts
Corp conv pf.*
38,220 Godohaux Sugar Inc cl B...*
21,900 Goldblatt Bros Inc com
*
88,800 Great Lakes Aircraft A
*
90
20
June 13
Sale
54
5
32,680
600
June 20
4K June 26
6K June 13
354 June 10
June
7
Sale
9K
K
2
860 Eddy Paper Corp (The)
•
El Household Util Corp
5
100 Empire Gas & Fuel 7% pf.100
13.850
14
24
354 June 12
5K
10 Deep Rock Oil
5
10K June 12
4K May 17
17K June 27
27
4 54 Sale
2854 Sale
6
2,855
4,200
2
June
3
100 Decker (Alt) A Cohn Pref 100
490
June
K June 15
1
June 30
4*
Dayton-Rubber Mfg—
210
Preferred..
..........100
2.430
10
2
K Mar.
7
June
4'1:;
2K June 16
1
4
890
1
June 23
Mar. 20
June
2*
4K
"""640
8
4
20 K June 27
90
June 14
12
15K
3K
Curtis Mfg Co com.........5
Prior
18K June 13
22
K
6K
Class A
31
4
19 K June 27
Sale
15
Sale
Sale
K
979,320 Cord Corporation
5
32,350 Crane Co com.............25
7,668
Preferred
100
160
380
Jan.
14 K May
June
12
17
96 K
110
IK Feb. 20
IK Apr. 25
7K Apr.
5
1
Sale
IK
354
26 K
351
3K
100
Preferred
1,360
16
454 Jan.
4
1154 Mar. 23
4
June 15
6
Sale
,54
B
3K
2K
100
80
380
Jan.
10
IK
17
1
A
.
pref
10,300 Continental Steel
20
326,300
Co
6% prior preferred A
220
6,766
1
8
23
.....
*
7,950 Consumers
40
14
Apr. 13
June 15
June
3
Feb. 28
15
654
13
K
K
54
K
2K
2254 Sale
K
100
170
Common
100
50 Chicago R T prior pref A.100
320 Chicago Rys part ctf ser 2.100
50
Participating ctfs "I"..100
50
14,180
...
Preferred
•
91,750
1,020 Chicago Electric Mfg A—...*
420 Chicago Flexible Shaft com.5
7,650 Chicago Mail Order com
5
184,550 Chicago A N W Ry Com..100
60
131,600
*
Participation preferred...*
1,650
150
Jan.
354
54
K
4K
4
1
Chic City Ac Con Ry—
650
70
5
10K June 12
4K June 13
17 K June 27
K Jan.
254 Apr. 21
K June 15
23
25
12
5K Feb. 28
18K June 13
3
Sale
17
June 23
12
Sale
3K
19 K
89
'Jan*
15 K June
23
3K June 23
2054 June 27
19 K June 27
1
20
Feb.
3
K Jan.
4
6K Feb. 27
12
May 31
1
Apr. 21
1454 June 16
June
Feb. 24
15
15K June 12
Corp—
Common
12,500
5,560
16K
6
210 Cent Cold Storage Co com.20
6,380 Central
18 K
2
5
129,575 Butler Bros...---10
1,140 Canal Const Co conv oref_.
3,350 Castle & Co (A M) com
10
20
1
4
4
43,700
T,076
16K Sale
12 K
•
..
310 Bucyrus-Monighan class A.."
30 Bunte Bros common
10
350
Sale
*
100
30
270
Sale
1
10
•
2,400 Brown Fence Jk Wire
Class B
1,900
28,520 Bruce Co (E L) com
750
M
pref........*
515,630 Borg-Warner Corp
1,350
3
•
16K
25
12 K Sale
2
Jan.
IK Feb.
24
8
June 20
IK June
Feb.
8
6
June 22
7K June 12
2K May 31
10
May 25
4K May 31
654 Apr. 10
6
June 30
Mar. 16
18
June
Feb.
27
36
May 27
K Apr.
1
It*, Apr. 17
2354 Feb. 24
5
6
June 20
June
2
42
June 28
3
r
CHICAGO
58
STOCK EXCHANQE
Price
Jan. 3
In
Since
June.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
STOCKS
.
92" 500
850 Material Service Corp
200 Meadows Mfg Co com
"i"7io
30,650
107,810
5,100
15,*00
1,000
430
:
.
310
50
100
950
com.
7
.
Sale
\a
*
Sale
Sale
I*
2
600 Mosser Leather Corp
640
4,500
180
180
23,900
83,850
National Leather
"2",150
ib~506
7,350
1,850
4
25 %
35
% Sale
8
6% Sale
6% Sale
30
""26
6
1 Ys
2%
2%
2%
20
16
Sale
14
2%
26
%
1% Sale
June
3
June 22
1 % June
2% June
9
7
5 % June 16
% June
1
1% June 6
1% June
1
June
2
1
3% June 3
3 % June
1
2% June 15
1% June 14
June 16
14
3% June
2
11% June 16
7% June 13
% June
1
June 13
2 % Jun
8
5% June
8
4 % June
6
8
June
5
3
2%
3%
21%
3 %
15%
June 15
June 2
June
8
June 2
June 21
4
30
% June
~"8% -I"I
7%
7%
Sale
1% June
June
8
3
June
9
10
5% June
5% June
19
June
% June
June 10
7% June 26
10
June 13
24
June 12
1
June 13
1% June 13
1% June 29
2% Sale
2% June
% June 10
1% June
1
% June 23
2% June 12
5
40
33
20 %
'21%
21
22%
1% Mar.
30
May
4% Feb.
5
Jan.
% Jan.
% May
3
20 % June
2
25
June 19
June
7
June
1
June 29
June
1
June
9
3
June 13
18
12
30
9
19
2%
3
24
10
15
24
Feb.
14
4
% Feb. 21
1
Jan.
16
Jan.
6
Apr. 10
6% Apr. 17
2
Apr.
3
23
Apr. 17
% Feb. 10
1% Jan. 14
1% Apr. 13
3% Mar. 18
14
Apr. 11
% Feb. 25
1
June 10
% Mar. 1
1%
22% Sale
7% Sale
1% Sale
"~l%
Sale
Sale
6
27
%
22 %
5%
1%
4%
27%
7%
2%
7%
June 27
June
1
June 2
June
5
1% June
June
% Mar. 15
% Mar. 1
27% Mar. 29
Feb.
27
7% June 13
% May 24
3% May 24
2 % June
8
5% June
8
4% June
6
8
June
5
2% June 15
4
May 29
June
%
9%
2%
%
May
Mar.
Apr.
May
5
8
June
2
June 21
May 25
Feb. 17
.
1% May 29
June
9
7% June 26
10
June 13
24
June 12
10
June 13
1
1% June 13
May 17
3
% June 23
2% June 12
27% Mar. 29
25
June 19
14
10
9
7
Mar. 30
7
5
1
% Feb.
""%
June
6
May 24
June
3
June 22
5
30
4
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
May
Apr.
1% May
3
16% May 31
1% Mar. 23
27
24
Mar. 30
2%
%
%
%
%
% Feb.
14
June 13
3
Sale
5
5
1%
5%
%
4%
2
27 % June 27
1
2
1% Apr. 11
May 31
Mar. 20
...—.
490 Ontario Mfg Co
Jan.
7
7
1
7%
24,180 Northwest Bancorp com
..*
6,500 Northwest Eng Co com
*
280 Nor West Utll pr Hen pref.100
290
7% preferred
-100
300 Omnibus Corp v t c com
*
10
June
9
% June
1
1% June 16
Sale
5
"2% Sale'
700 North Amer Gas & El cl A.__*
2,650
18
Sale
% Sale
1%
2%
1% Sale
2% Sale
3% Sale
%
8,850 Nor Amer Lt Ac Power com..*
"9",700
_...
19
Highest
Sale Pricer
% Mar. 18
250
Rights
A*
17
2%
10
com
12 % June 16
8
June 22
J1.
*
2,150
570
Sale
Sale
13
Nat Republic Invest TrustCumul. conv. pref
1,200
*
11,350 Nat Secur Invest Co com—1
50
6% preferred
100
*
6,910 National Standard com
50 National Term part pref
*
11,350 National Union Radio com_.l
32.775 Noblltt-Sparks Ind Inc com.*
5,300 North American Car com—*
170
3,150
Sale
3%
12""
com
7% cumul preferred
5
7
3
5
*
*, j80 Muskegon Mot Spec cl. A...*
3.350 Nachman Sprlngfllled com.*
1,170 National Battery Co pref...*
*
5,100 Nat Elec Power A com—
1,130
2,250
2
•
*
Preferred
650
2
Sale
9,450 Morgan Lithograph com....*
410
Sale
11
6
*00 Mlnn-Mollne Pow Imp com.-*
11,400 Modlne Mfg com
560 Monroe Chemical Co com...*
4,600
"l7%
June
3
Sale
38
16 %
2%
13 % June 16
Sale Prices.
16
June
1
1% Mar. 23
Sale
2*3,157 Middle West Utilities new..*
16 conv. pref. * A"—
•
10,175
20,840 Midland United Co com—.*
Convertible preferred
*
2,750
68u Midland Utll 6% pr lien..100
940
7% prior Hen
100
t
Preferred 6% A_.
230
..100
Preferred 7% A
100
V.
200
•; 1,650 Miller & Hart Inc conv pref.*
3,400
14%
14
3
3
4%
%
1X
Sale
120 Metropol Ind Co allot ctfs—
87,200 Mickelberry's Food Prod coml
200
Sale
40
5%
•
.
15}
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
is
10
....
Mer 8c Mfrs Sec cl A com.
3,160
Ask.
Lowest.
June 30.
June 1.
1933.
Bid.
15,500 McWllliama Dredging Co....*
*
1,430 Mandel Bros Inc capital
2,750 Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
100 Mapes Cons Mfg capital
*
299,190 Marshall Field & Co com >•
2,400
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN JUNE.
OHICAQO
AGGREGATE SALES.
"Tioo
STOCK EXCHANGE
Sale
3
9%
1554
m
—
8% Sale
1%
9
9
10
6%
6%
12
12
5%
8K
12
7%
8% June
2
8
June
9
14
10
9
June 13
9
5% June
6
6
June
9
June 20
June 13
June 15
30
11
June 20
5
Feb.
Sale
10
15
10
J
une
June
2
21
9
June 20
Feb.
7
June
Mar. 15
Feb.
5
Jupe
2% Jan. 30
Apr. 11
5
4
2
June
28
5% May 24
5%
*
com
8% Sale
~
15
5% May 24
11
June 20
Oshkosh Overall Co—
10
Common
1,400
1,100
3,350
4,000
*
4,350 Parker Pen Co (The) com..10
*
2,550 Penn Gas & Elec A com
5,200 Perfect Circle (The) Co
•
9,600 Pines Wlnterfront com..—5
1 255 Potter Co (The) com
*
*
208,150 Prima Co common
17,500 Process Corporation com—*
•
29,750 Pub Serv of Nor 111 com
Common
100
7,600
5,744
6% preferred.....
...100
2,020
7% preferred....
100
30 Pub Utll Sec $7 pref
*
26,625 Quaker Oats Co com
*
Preferred
100
3,174
22,075 Railroad Shares Corp com..*
10
3,890 Rath Packing Co com
*
22,350 Raytheon Mfg Co com
600
6% preferred vtc
5
1,833 Reliance Internat Corp A..*
23,060 Reliance Mfg Co Common.10
111,250
11.000
9,900
1,550
914
350
30
2,670
730
7,800
1,350
4,700
600
1,150
18,050
10
300 Ryan Car Co (The)
"
1,450
920
30
10
210
800
30
78
Sale
88
100
83 %
107 %
Sale
Sale
15%
15%
Sale
2
\
222,250
56,050
180
iiO*"
Sale
Sale
76%
1%
24
26
2%
3
2%
3
26% Sale
3% Sale
32% Sale
29%
33
62%
71
80
39,810 Thompson (J R)
100
com
25
100
290
preferred
Preferred
70
2%
i8»
90
6% June 26
4% June 27
18% June 16
June
90
June
15
June 14
13
June
19%
18
June
2
5% June
6
»
new
300 Wolverine Port Cement cap 10
5
3
30
Mar. 16
2
2
16
7
Mar. 15
Feb.
25
June 30
Feb.
6
23
June
1
May
8
May
6% June
4% June
18% June
90
Apr.
27
26
26
15
14
June
27
16
20
2% May 29
May 29
8% June 28
% Feb.
7
20
1% May 17
39% June 30
6
May 10
8
June 30
Mar. 15
2% June 29
June 15
May 15
6
6
5% June 14
June
60
4
5
June
6
1
17
Feb.
June 16
June
2
Jan.
27
Mar. 16
1
3% June
1
7% June
1% June 13
Mar.
Jan.
.3
3
Jan.
17
5% June 14
1% May 12
60
June ] 6
5% May
4
May
8
May
1% June
31
31
2
June
13
5
June 20
June 28
June
9
27
13
1
5
June 20
June 28
7
June 28
18% June 16
26% June
1
23
June
9
Feb.
14
23
32% June 10
Feb.
23
32% June 10
Apr.
4
4
29
Sale"
2%
Sale
2
11
38%
2%
%
%
1%
2% Sale
%
%
39
3
1
June
12
3%
Sale
„
%
1%
1%
4%
June
3
June 21
11
June 30
4
1% June 10
1 % June
1
% June 12
June
40
Sale
1
Sale
8
2% June
2
% June 26
2
June 13
12
June
3
June 21
15%
1 %
2%
%
40 %
4%
%
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
4
Apr.
Mar. 31
3
10
2
12
9
12
26
May 15
Apr. 17
June
20
5
Feb.
27
Jan.
Feb.
30
June 13
Apr.
June
June 13
Mar. 28
June
June
Mar. 21
June
4
2
June 15
June
8
Mar. 31
Feb.
June
2
Apr.
20
June
June
1
Feb.
27
June
June 27
Mar.
1% June
1%
June
7
23
June 20
11*
79
28H
18
29
Sale
4
1%
7% Sale
2% Sale
4
3
25
27
Sale
%
1
12%
2%
1%
13
6% Sale
1%
3%
15
2
45%
22
May 31
2% June 15
3% June 13
7
June
13
5%
2%
6%
28%
10%
June
2
27
June 27
June
15
June
8
June
2
May 29
Jan.
18
June
3
Feb.
28
June 20
May
6
June
June 28
Feb.
27
80
June
June
June 28
Feb.
23
45
June
5
Mar. 22
2% June
5
June
June
7
Mar. 31
6
June
7
June
1
June
4
% Feb.
9
40% June
4% June 12
June
% June 13
3%
3
20
June
Feb.
.....
27
5
2% June
74^ Sale"
1%
2%
Feb.
June 15
4
H
18^ Sale
22%
June 13
in
308>4
1%.
June
June
6
Jan.
June 26
1 % Feb. 10
June 29
1 115
June
6
107
9% Sale
24
1
June
3
15% June
1% June 10
2
2% June
7
June 29
June
4
13
4
Mar.
June
June
June
7
12
Feb,
Jan.
38
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
i%
3
Jan.
20% Sale
1%
Sale
Jan.
2% June 29
Jan.
7%
95
12
14
Sale
7
40
....
Jan.
May 18
May 20
Apr. 12
4
May
13
A
June
6
June 27
June 19
June 12
Sale
Sale
4% Sale
12%
9
Jan.
1 % June
1
%
%
1% Sale
3
7%
Mar.
May 10
June
11
85
2
Feb.
19 % June
8
9
Jan.
27
Feb.
June 15
Jan.
L17
May
6
39H June 30
7% June 30
2% June 29
24
48
47
4
Jan.
8
8% June 28
% June 16
29% June 16
28
13
26
28
17
June 29
8
15
5% Sale
25
4
vVieboldt Stores Inc com
*
Williams Oil-O-Matic com...*
Wisconsin Bankshares—
Common
June
June
5
June
June
June
June
May
11
18
3% June
27%
3%
3%
28%
6%
Apr.
Jan.
June
5
June 20
Jan.
June 12
Sale
8
10
1% June 14
135% June 29
Jan.
6
12
Feb.
8% May 19
28
1
June
% Apr.
10
Feb.
1
3% Sale
%
%
2%
%
1%
3%
7 % Sale
14 % Sale
630 Western Grocer Co com
25
140 Western Pow Lt Ac Tel cl A..*
18,000
17
June 14
June
*
450
300
June 2
1% June 14
135% June 29
115% June 10
54% June 12
3% J une
7
1.310 Waukesha Motor Co com
*
5,340 Wayne Pump Co com
•
Convertible preferred...-*
1,710
7,600
June
1
32,850 Vortex Cup Co com
*
Class A
•
6,04u
•
5,450 Wahl Co com
•
103,700 Walgreen Co com.....
150
<>%% preferred
100
28,154 Ward (Montgom) At Co cl A.*
7,750
3,900
June 13
70
66
74
2% June
350 Utilities Pow Ac Lt Corp A__*
Common non-voting
550
*
500 Viking Pump Co common...*
7,200
3,400
June
June
20 %
310
60
6
15
15
17
2
109%
210
38%
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
June 13
26
7
100
400
3
June
June
*
146,915 U S Radio Ac Telev com
21,540 Utah Radio Products com..*
*
37,690 Utility Ac Ind Corp com
Convertible preferred
*
49,850
200
100
1
June
30
6
20
...
June 28
June
40
•
U S Gypsum......
Preferred..
2h
25
27
6
Feb. 27
Feb.
May
June
9
1%
3%
% Sale
39% Sale
5%
8
7% Sale
1%
2%
3
720
•
Jan.
June 26
115
111
112% 115% 112
Sale
1
1%
1%
n\l/» Sale
25
Sale
23
26
7
26
Convertible
27% June 28
3% June 13
Mar. 16
1%
22,800
2?"
1*
18%.
"25"
270
3,356
June 20
1
11
*
Union Carbide Ac Carbon
7,150
1,950
June
June
June
June
18X June
June
3
June
30
8
June
6%
4
4%
16% Sale
82%
United Gas Corp common..1
300 United Ptrs Ac Pubs com
•
300
1,750
June
112
"4
150 Transformer Corp of Am com*
380 12th St Store pref A
*
50 20 Wacker Drive 16 pref....*
90
20
June
6
1% June
al35%~~S~aie
115
Union Gas com...4
481 Telephone Bond Ac Share A.*
First preferred....
960
...100
10
12,550
3,050
63
74
Sale
Sale
*
....
390
900
Sale
5
36
36
470 Southw GAcE Co 7% pref.100
9,150 Standard Dredge conv pref.*
Common...
•
4,700
18,100 Storkline Fur conv pref
25
14,690 Studebaker Mall Order com. *
Class A
*
14,260
88,350 Super Maid Corp com
590 Sutherland Paper common. 10
25
751,750 Swift Ac Co stk
15
238,500 Swift Internacional
1.650
3,804
3
2
..*
Common
2,450 Southern
5,650
80
21%
2%
*9*
Sale
Apr. 12
Apr. 11
7
Apr.
3
May
.....
Sale
7
350 Sivyer Steel Castings com—*
270 So Colo Power class A com.25
270
2,100
31,850
6
10%
Sale
*
60 Seaboard Pub Serv Co $0 pfd *
100
1.850
10 %
7
35,950 Seaboard Utll Shares com..*
*
162,450 Sears Roebuck & Co com
100 Shaler Co (The) class Ai
*
140 Signode Steel Strap Co pf_30
58,100
13,550
4
*
com
7,800 Ryerson 8c Sons Inc com
1,700 Sangamo Electric Co
17,406
54,450
13,490
16,35u
20,150
"22 %
2
240
Preferred..............100
150 Rollins Hos Mills conv pref.*
30
5,8* 0
14,540
14,010
75,400
10%
r
550
1
%
*
Convertible preferred—
210
1
June
1
1% June 20
1
June 21
June
13
14% June 27
4 % June
5
Apr.
21
1
7% June
8
2% June 22
May 22
3
Apr. 13
1% June 20
1% June 20
May 29
82% June 20
20
June 28
June 28
2% Apr. 21
Apr. 27
14% June 27
5
4% June
10
Jan.
10
2 % June 22
Woodruff Ac Edwards Inc—
60
4,370
10,350
12,400
*
100
Participating class A
*
6,880 Yates-Amsr Mach part pref.*
22,850 Vellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)
*
*
28,760 Zenith Radio Com com
No par value.
£
Ex-dividend.
r
Cash sale.
....
**
6
%
9
2
7
22
11%
2% Sale
%
2%
Sale
Sale
3
12
2% Sale
15% Sale
2% Sale
4%
1%
13%
1%
June
June
June
June
24
15
10
23
4% June 24
2% June
2
June
1
2% June
1
22
2
6
May 22
% Jan.
4
Apr.
4
% Mar. 15
4% June 24
2% May 27
22
June
1
2% May 31
/
'1
Philadelphia St'k Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
June
_
Jan. 1 to June 30
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
—
..
1932.
428,777
3,150,081
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
June.
1933.
1,433,277
4,245,751
Shares
........
Jan. 1.
1932.
1933.
Bond Sales
June
$548,600
2,860,902
$154,100
613,988
Jan. 1 to June 30_.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
Jan. 3
BONDS
1933.
8
2,000 Baltimore 8c O 4%» *tp. .1933
4%s
I960
1,000
1948
1,000 Bell Telephone 5a..
1,000 Chic R 1 8c Pac conv 4%at960
7,000 Chic & North West 4%s.t949
Bid.
June 1.
Ask,
Bid.
Lowest.
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
Lowest
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Prices.
64% Jap. 31
33% Apr. 26
14 109% Jan. 14
10 13% Feb. 10
30
64% Jan.
33% Apr. 26
108
109
105% 106
109% Jan.
106% 107%
13% Feb.
11% Feb.
7
13% Feb.
9
Chic Mllw St P & Pac Ry—
3,000
Adjustment 5s
4
2000
4,000
392,000
14,088
10,000
300
10,000
7,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
1,500
13,000
7,300
41,000
16,000
2,000
1,000
15,000
21,000
v
6,000
11,000
4,000
21,000
1,000
12,000
10,000
30
21%
Keystone Tel 5s
.1935
20
22
18% Sale
70
69
Lehigh Nav series A 4%s. 1954
Series C 4%s
1954
Lehigh Ac New Engl 5s...1954
Lehigh Power Ac Light 9s..
Lehigh Valley 4%«
2003
60
20% Sale
21
21%
June 19
23% June
6
18% June
1
30
June 19
86
89
20
Certificates of deposit...
Free State of Prussia 6s..1952
June
86
18% June 30
18% June
1
8
June 28
89
June
8
June 28
48
1,230
28,506
205
4,310
140
1,900
1,100
Sale
100% June 29 101
June 30
Certificates
Penn Cent L Ac P 4H"---1977
Penn RR 6%s
1936
Penna Pow Ac Lt 4%s
1981
Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s
1943
99
100
93 X
93%
Sale
33
Sale
109
6s
93%
107
93%
Sale
96J
107]
96%
1053
June
June
99%
97%
9 107% June 21 102%
28 107% June 28 104%
93
May 15
Mar. 28
Feb.
7
31
29
Jan.
10
Mar. 18
Feb.
3
8"
Feb.
7
Apr.
7
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
30
28
16
Jan
fc4
Apr
Apr.
93
May 15
2
61% Feb.
7
47
Feb.
7
4
7
Apr.
9
60
Feb.
27
29
44
51
1969
1981
Jan.
27
52% Jan. 31
50% Jan.
27
1956
23% Apr.
6
36
Feb.
24
62
Feo. 28
Feb. 18
So East'n Pr Ac Lt 6s deb. 1957
Southern Pacific Co 4%s.1968
44
Feb.
8
51
Jan.
4H» with warrants
4Hs
Southern Ry Co 6s
51
Standard Pow & Light 6s 1957
Strawbridge Ac Clothier 5s '48
United Light & Rys 6s
York Rys 1st 5s_
1973
40
1987
89% Feb.
STOCKS
Feb.
Jan.
4
27
Jan.
31
23% Apr
45% Feb
Jan.
72
6
3
24
Feb.
18
4
53
40
Par
American Stores..
*
Bankers Securities pref
Bell Tell Co of Pa pref
Bornot Inc
30]
8;
112
32
10
115
3%
1;.
2
100
*
4
5
-.—60
34
.
Budd
(E G) Mfg Co
Preferred.....
*
•
...
Budd Wheel Co
Cambria Iron
50
100
_
-
Camden Fire Insurance—5
44
2
5
33
Sale
34
39% Sale
28
83
51,100 Lehigh Coal Ac Navigation— *
46,094 Lehigh Valley
50
1,900 Mitten Bank Sec Corp.
25
5,000
Preferred
25
-
191,900 Pennroad Corp etc—*
256,013 Pennsylvania RR
—50
2,985 Penna Salt Manufactur*g-50
50 Philadelphia Co 6% pref..50
297 Phila Dairy Prod pref——25
6,515 Phila Elec of Pa $5 pref—
*
24,100 Phila Elec Pow pref
25
194 Phila Insulated Wire
*
10,450 Phila Rapid Transit
50
6,090
7% preferred-.
.50
6,733 Phila Ac Reading Coal Ac Iron*
8,250 Philadelphia Traction
50
ctf of deposit
200
_
-
Ex-dividend.
-
...
—.50
6%
112%
20
12% Sale
2
2%
20
32
Sale
87%
7
16
12%
1%
19%
Sale
Sale
14
2%
7
3% June
1
14% June
1
4% June 17
21
33
34
June 13
2
June 30
7
June
5% June 12
1
14
June 14
June
8
22
12% June
20
June 20
June
2
2% June
6
June 15
1
25% June 12
11
Sale
%
1%
1% Sale
14% Sale
26% Sale
101
Sale
31
20
Sale
I
23
25%
22
June
100
44
Sale
11% Sale
23% Sale
%
1%
1% Sale
92
June
6
June 15
3
45% June 26
12% June 14
23% June 30
1% June
9
1 % June
5
26% Sale
3% Sale
32% Sale
2% June
1
25% May 16
32% May 30
45
46
42
50
Sale
22
Sale
91
40
100
8]
19]
Sale
1%
3
100
1%
Sale
31%, Sale
20
2%
5%
2%
4
5%
20
42%
Sale
5
21
Sale
Sale
5%
Sale
Sale
41
8% June
17% June
% June
1
June
1
8
5
92
4
June
June
2
5]
7]
18
Sale
5%
Sale
19%
40
June 14
46
June
June 29
32
June 29
99% June
31% June
20
June
2% June
2
3 101% June 20
June
7
1
1
II*1
May
Jan.
June 14
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1%
13%
25%
29%
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
30
May
93
Apr.
28% Apr.
19% Feb.
June 22
1% Mar.
2
1
June 22
June 20
3
5% June
June 20
23*4 June 12
15
20
9
ft
25
Mar. 31
5%
8%
%
%
June
5
4
Feb. 27
6
32
45
101% Sale
31% Sale
19
20
3
22
Mar. 24
Mar. 30
31
96
Apr. 11
June 30
17
6
49% June
1
5
28i
6
7
5% June 12
5
34% Jan.
.
June 29
June 28
1
June
88% June
39% June
25
20%
87%
90
32%
34%
7% Sale
Mar. 24
% Mar. 22
3% Mar. 31
% Mar. 2
33
Apr. 24
9
Apr . 21
% Apr.
4
21% Feb. 16
99
46% Sale
30% 31%
97
23
90
89% Feb.
7
30
Feb. 28 46% June
46
June
8
46% June
7
7
8% Feb.
6% June 14
6% June 14
7%
6% June
9
111% June
1 114% June 17 106% Mar. 31 114% Jan. 31
Sale
4% Sale
35
4
47
4
3% Sale
14% Sale
94
—*
45
6
35
1%
46
6%
7
111% Sale
21%
x
20i
31
June 30
Feb. 14
Jan. 20 101
3
Feb. 21 99% Jan.
4
Mar. 3 110% Feb.
Mar. 22 107% June 28
43
60
90
No par
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
9
103
May
6 108
103% Feb. 20 103% Feb 20
106J*
.1966
450 Phila & Western Ry
*
Feb. 20
Feb. 14
24
35
1951
6s
.
89
23
107 j
108
30
Apr
10 42
43% Apr.
7 44
62% Apr.
3 80
100
Feb. 28 100
30
1935
623 Horn 8c Hardart (Phila) com.*
3,200 Horn Ac Hardart (N Y) com—*
300
Preferred.
100
19,078 Insurance CoofNA
10
120
22
May 23
81% Jan. 28
4%s
110
4,900
1,770
2,564
1,400
89
86
87
37
101
35
49
1
24
5%s.l948
New Orl Pub Serr inc 6s..1949
24
1,275
6,600
June
8
June 29
21% Feb. 18
22
20
""""6
Feb.
Jan.
86
Apr .29
11,216 Electric Storage Battery. .100
7,290 Fire Association
10
750
&
70
Jan
3,018
1,940
82,700
54,025
5
78% Feb. 25
33% Jan. 27
23% June
6
21
May 31
30
June 19
19
11
1,800
Apr.
81
1%
24
600
4
1955
...........
Nat Dairy Products
10
3,700
20,800
12,145
Mar. 15
Mar. 18
Feb.
3
49
22
19
10
91% May 20
30
1940
s
—100
900
Mar. 15
2003
General 4s
Lukens Stee
Central Airport
598 Con Tract of N J—
140
Feb. 14
Feb.
2
June
8
June 28
86
89
86
Lehigh Vail Trans A 1st 4s '35
Shares.
6,590
4,270
5,480
330
51,600
2,609
14,410
1,488
14,020
5,275
June 19
33
52
500 Reading 4s
1937
Standard Gas Ac Elec 6s.. 1935
Convertible 6s
1935
600
6
30
Feo. 28
May 23
84% Jan. 18
101
-
Shares.
150
30
Apr.
68
68
6s
13,000 Phtla Elec (Pa) 1st s f 4S.1966
1st Ac ref 4s
1971
12,000
1st 5s
1966
133,500
1st 5s reg...
3,500
1966
32,000 Phila Elec Pow Co 5%•
"72
5,000 Phila Suburban Water 5s 1955
14,000
1,000
8,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
2,000
1,000
2,000
6,000
1,000
1,000
Jan.
15
17
82
Georgia Power Ac Lt 5%t.l967
5,000
5,000
24,800
1,000
33
Denver Ac Rio Grande 4s. 1936
£lec Ac Peoples tr ctfs 4s. 1945
5
78% Feb. 25
2,000 Delaware Elec Pow 5%s_.1959
88,500
Apr.
Feb.
2% Feb.
17
Mar.
Mar.
% Feb.
27
25
23
23
21
14
June
7
June 20
2% May 29
June 15
49% June
31
99
25%
93%
45%
12%
23
6
June 29
Jan.
18
June
Jan.
June
June
12
June
9
21
26
14
June 30
May 27
June
2
June 30
May 26
Jan.
17
Mar. 18
Jan.
9
Jan. 17
June 14
June 22
June 22
June 20
June 12
Feb.
Feb.
4
1
PHILADELPHIA
60
AGGREGATE SALES.
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
June.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
STOCKS.
1933.
Bid.
%
23%
4%
Vs
24%
5%
55
*
29
31
30
Series B 6% preferred
100
Series A 7% preferred —100
166
*
3,610 Seaboard Utilities Corp
90
Par.
810 Railroad Shares Corp
766 Reading RR
4,100
Reliance
*
50
Insurance
519 Scott Paper
10
..
299
60
25
18,300 Shreve Rl Dorado Pipe L
1,285 Tacony-Palmyra Bridge... •
42 Telephone Security pref
50
106,500 Tonopah-Beimont De»el
1
40,000 Tonopah Mining..
...1
50
23,704 Union Traction..:..
Certificates of deposit.
270
423,598 United Gas Impt com
«
5,697
Prefened....i.;i.^.i..^.^*
7,800
253
12
15,800
15,200
5,754
123,200
1,030
i
100 U S Dairy Prod
230
?
230
900
150
475
75
x
%
Sale
29%
"IVs Sale"
30
45
30
M
4
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
1 % June
2
53% June 29
5% June
5
iof
IX
_
5%
Sale
Sale
22
Sale
%
%6
11*
%
8%
%6
Sale
20
Sale
19%
98%
Sale
92
1
3
%6 Sale
%
1
4
5%
2
1%
10
*
June 15
1% June
3% June
18% June
2
8
6
Sale
19
June
1
Sale
92
June
8
\
5
4% Sale
31
50
4%
1
10%
9%
%
6
5
45
June 28
June
3
June 27
June 26
9
5%
2%
7%
J5/s
46
50
2%
10
>§*
55
Sale
28
50
Sale
1% June
2
5% June 28
1
June
Vt June
*
1
6
June
5
June 26
24% June 13
94% June 26
June
11
6
6
June 14
4
7
June 13
6 % June
8
7% June 26
7
June 15
6
Jan. 25
38%
Apr. 28 95
99% Jan. 20 104
1%
% Jan. 21
1
Jan.
3
5%
18% June
6 30A
6
Feb.
%«
%
3%
7%
Jan.
3
Jan. 12
Mar. 29
May 27
18
14
Mar. 31
86
1
4
9
May 16
Apr.
9
Mar. 21
May 24
June 28
Jan.
Feb.
4
18
6%
May
1
VA Apr. 26
6
12% Jan.
3
7 X Mar.
24-% June 13
8
6
11
4
6
June 14
1
Mar. 28
4
June 13
5
Feb.
1
Mar. 20
8
6X June
7% June 26
May
1% Feb.
8% June
3% Feb.
4
99 % Jan.
IX
Feb.
June
11
31
50
June
7
40
May
19
55
Jan.
28
June
28
June
5
7
June 30
50
9
9
June 19
5% June
June 21
6
.
8% June 21
4% June
2
6
June 30
22
June 21
X
%
4%
4%
94%
94
15
% Jan. 20
25% Jan. 26
3% Apr.
5
Sale Prices.
2
IX June
June
1
55
28
92
22
Sale
4
Sale
5
10
50
1
June
6
40
6
....*
2
1% June
55
101
Sale
20%
%« Sale
10
5 York Railways pref..
No par value,
4%
*
321 W Jersey 8c Seashore RR
5
1%
Sale
4
106'"
105
%
1
B_*
J
A__
3,500 Victory Insurance Co
10,650 Warner Company
1,275 Westmoreland, Inc
2,225 Westmoreland Coal
9,600
*
Class
com class
1%
Ask.
09
100
*
.
70
Ask. Bid.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
June 30.
1.
Bid.
70
'■
June
Ask
321
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
Jan. 3
In
800
STOCK EXCHANGE
June 30
28
June 30
28
June 30
Ex-dividend.
Boston Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
,
Stock Sales.
June.
1933.
(
Shares
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
1933.
Bid.
28,000
17,000
3,000
T,666
30,000
53,000
13,000
29,550
124,900 Amoskeag Mfg Co 6s
1948
37,000 Brown Co 5%«
1946
9,000
5%s
1950
11,000 Canad'n Intl Paper Co 6s. 1949
31,000 Chic Jet Ry 8c U S Yds 4s. 1940
5s
1940
78,000
131,000 East Mass StRR serA Ibt 1948
Series B 5s.
52,550
1948
Series C 6s Jan 1
47,350
1948
Series D 6s
4,250
1948
......
6,000 Kan City Mem 8c Birm 4s. 1934
1,000
2,000
13",555
Shares.
1,500
2,000
1,000
50,000
1,000
1,000
65
1934
Massachusetts Gas Co 534 s '46
P C Pocahontas deb 7s
1935
1944
60
125
8,182
4,649
70
137
122
1,125
25
55
125
1,165
209
691
28
IN
JUNE.
1.
Ask.
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices.
Sale
Prices.
Sale
53
58
62
64
58
June
2
65
June 13
31
Feb.
27
28-
40
Sale
30
June
7
45
June 22
17
Mar.
27
Sale
40
43
27
June
1
35
June
25
95
97
89
88
June 20
88
Mar.
27
9
44
86
95 X
98
80
88
9724
9534 June
7
98
June 20
June 12
24
30
29
Sale
3234
29
June
1
35
June
5
2554
29}*
35
June
2
35
June
6
33
June
1
36
June 21
27
69
67
30
33
40
33
Sale
4234
36
72
77
70
71
9334
—
8634
100
92
102
40
1,510
410
3,273
653
80
Sale
103
100
66
Sale
65
10
11
100
585
10
6%
_
6% cum pref
Stamped
100
100
105
Sale
1,158
1,655
299
100
First preferred
Preferred B
100
Sale
50c
100
o
6
100
20
100
69 Northern RR...
12%
100
6%
24
75
__
MISCELLANEOUS—
6,771 Amer Ac Continental Corp..*
13,989 Amer Pneumatic Service
.25
4,067
Preferred...
50
1,365
First pre .erred
50
142,762 Amer Telep 8c Teleg
100
37,994 Amoskeag Mfg Co
•
119,825 Andes Petroleum
1
8,106 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet... •
...
Preferred...
100
3,828 Boston Personal Prop Tr
100
3,129 Brown & Co 6% Cum pref. 100
common.
1,43] East Boston Lan4
10
16,022 Eastern Oas & Fuel Assn com
5,991
4%% Cum Prior pref
100
10,599
6% Cum preferred
__1«0
par value,
.
a Assessment paid.
Jan.
11
35
June
Apr. 22
Apr.
3
36
June 21
33
Feb.
6
Feb.
2
72
Feb.
June
5
6
68
June
9
69,
53
May
68
June
June
5
49
June
49
June
5
9724 Jan.
10734 May
38
Apr.
10224 Feb.
18
25
13
14
June
28 10734 June
5
109
110
63% Sale
95
38
Feb.
Jan.
June
62
June
12
9
June
65
7
80
June
102% June 20 112
1
60% Apr. 27
6
5% Apr.
June 24
12
»
9
13%
4
7
lk
12
June
June
50
June 28
17
Feb.
24
50
25
June 30
6
Feb.
9
25
Sale
22
Sale
15
June
22
June 30
12
10
10
23
12
22
June 28
June 30
June 30
25
May 31
20
May
Apr.
May
Apr.
25
June
6
June
6
25
June 24
12
23
30
19
June
25
22
June
22
June 26
June
7
25
Sale
21
June
25
June
6
33%
39
27
June
35
June
6
20
27
136
June
16 138
June
9
84% June
3 88% June 28
125% June 19 125% June 19
15
22
25
29
84%
1%
5%
75
2%
7
2%
xEx-divk
20c
Jan.
2
1% Jan.
k Jan.
17c
Apr.
7
Sale
17
22% June 16
28% June 30
78
26%
Sale"
109
93
Sale
50c
2k
12
Sale
117%
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
90
Sale
Sale
5%
2%
&
1
5
25
June
3
June
June
3
15
80
June 10
88
June 15
85
June
2
91
June
24% June 16
5%
4% June
Sale
60c
8
31% June 30
3
June
20
6% June
3
2% June 30
5% June 30
June
Sale
June
June
25
8
IV
Sale
9
Sale"
4
5%
Sale
33c
June
Sale
17% June
30
June 28
Sale
55
June
75
June 26
12
Sale
9
June
12
June
Sale
5% June
13
June
13
Sale
3
June
4
June
19
June
8
June
8
1% Sale
IX Sale
2%
3
1%
3%
3%
11%
50c
5
1%
Sale
67%
53
Sale
1%
8%
8%
60% Sale
51% Sale
June
13
7
10% Sale
65
Sale
57%
Sale
June
81
73
3
25c
1X4
8
115
Feb.
97
Mar.
25
Apr.
6% Jan.
30
Feb.
75
6% Apr.
1% Jan.
1% Feb.
12
2
June 28
June 26
2
8
8
1
8% June
60% June
50% June
2
1
1
12
June
6
66
June
13
64
June
13
35
Mar. 31
June
7
June 13
4
9
2
June
13
June
% June
8
£132% June 20
9% June 12
14c
May 31
5c
June
June
Mar. 25
June 13
6 % June
3
2% June 30
5% June 30
Mar.
Apr.
2% Mar. 22
50c
Apr. 12
3% Apr.
3
54
Apr.
6
1
June 15
91
31% June 30
1% Mar
28
3
June 30
June 10
88
Mar.
13% Jan.
108
Apr.
89
1
28*
80
Apr.
1% Mar.
_____
1%
25
7% Feb.
19c
12c
June
May
11% Mar.
74
Apr.
86% Apr.
??*
June 29
June 28
10
2
8
6
Sale
4
Mar.
#132% June 20
9% June 12
127% Sale
116% June
8
8%
7% June
8
15
94% June 12 "97" June" 13
96
5% Sale
%
3% Sale
20
31%
110%
June
88
"92"'
86
4
10
23
June 27
June
3
June 27
June
June 15
June 22
Jan.
June 19
May 10
2
3
June 29
June 28
May 29
May 23
June] 9
67
7
6
80
85
125%
8
Sale
84
Jan.
2
28%
78
82
125% June
62
May
10
22
Sale
14% Jan. 10 27
13
May 18 16
1 138
128% Apr.
June
25
21
4%
35
June
10
4
8
1
Sale
6
10
10
5
2%
9%
Sale
5
8% May 26
4% June
2
2% June 12
Sale
4%
83
7% Sale
50
15
18% June
o
104
7
May
6
May 26
May 26
39
80
Sale
88
27c
23
7
Feb.
14
Sale
24%
115
.....
Feb.
June
70
Sale
Sale
84
73 X
6
3 112
25
4
25c
100
......
1
lk
75c
190 Continental Securities
Corc5
9
Preferred
3,435
1,238
2,149
25
31
Apr.
10224 Feb.
305 Crown Cork Internac
Corp
355
35
49%
IVA
65
100
629 Brown & Durrel Co
9824 Feb. 14
5
49
126
82
Preferred
887
1
Jan.
Sale
130%
19,663 N'YNHft Hartford
181
May
24
5
103
20
17
100
60
27,121
13,227
89,185
2,436
93
9724 Jan.
10734 103
3924
__100
341 Prov & Worcester Ry_
,-100
65 Vermont & Massachusetts 100
455
9
3
9
132%
Sale
—~
12
100
9,341
1,480
7,375
1,262
Feb.
15
Sale
1st preferred class D
147 Norwich & Worcester pf_100
1,036 Old Colony..
...__I00
41,034 Pennsylvania RR_
50
215
May 31
91
20
40
9
,1*:::::
2,896 Maine Central.....
22
June
34
2
June
9124
12
10%
Adjustment...
June 13
June 22
35
June
103
Class C 1st pref stamped 100
Class D 1st pref stampedlOO
20
20 Conn & Pass
380 East Mass St Ry Co.,
837
45
68
Chic Jet Ry Ac U S Y—
1,799
65
3
49
1st preferred class B
199 Boston & Providence
158
23
May 26
Apr. 24
29
36
33
14
85
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices
17
100
20
Sale
43
Prior pref
*
Class A 1st pref stamped 100
1st preferred class A
100
Class B 1st pref stampedilOO
598
Lowest.
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
15
stpd.*
*
Preferred
46
494
1,120,700
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
38
100
.
30
357
$150,250
Par.
74 Boston & Maine com
537 at Preferred stamped
627
Bid.
Gas & Water 5s__1948
Swift & Co 5s
4,557 Boston 8c Albany
13,600 Boston Elevated
1,253
June
Ask.
1935
STOCKS
Shares.
674
2,294
5s
Maine Central 434s
Power
Jan. 1 to June 30.
PRICES
1932.
$188,950
i
628,600
Jan. 3
BONDS
Jan. 1.
June
Price
Since
June.
1933.
Bond Sales.
1932.
446,690
3,287,054
1,791,476
5,165,343
Jan. 1 to June 30
June 19
2% May
6
8
8
June
21% Apr. 11
1% June
2
64
12
June
70
Jan.
6
23
June 13
July, 1933.]
AGGREGATE SALES.
June.
Jan. 1.
PRICES IN JUNE.
Shares.
10,434
20
3,299
2,191
STOCKS
28
35
37
78
85
95
1,645 Economy Grocery Stores...*
16,379 Edison Elec Illumination. 100
10,499 Employers' Group Assoc T C.
...
3,550
General Capital Corp
11,663
536
1,542
21,389
35
828
11,588
26
15%
173"" Sale"
5
Georgian, Inc (The) A pref.
Gilchrist Corp
Gillette Safety Rasor Co
*
18
113 Hathaway's Bakeries cl A.__*
Class B....
Preferred
*
140
495
67
8
Sale
Sale
214
22
Sale
14% Sale
1% Sale
2%
3
*
11
36% June 21
95
"is""
Sale
9% Sale
'
24
3
16
Preferred-.......^.......*
55
June
23
95
June
1
15% June
148% June
7% June
3
17
Juno
28
1 164
June
28
1
10% June 17
June
2
26
2
June
10
2
June
3% June
13% June
1
7
June
1
Juno 15
3
.....
June
28
June
24
Com atk
1,273
25
(nternat Button Hole Sew¬
ing Machine Co
1,418
16
415
25
24
80
June 29
9%
11
11
23% June
190
474 Libby McNeil Llbby
52
7% June
...16
1%
7
1,454 Loew's Theatres
„J5
22,278 Mass Utll Associates ▼ t c
*
7,591 Mergenthaler Linotype...100
5,779 Nat Service Co com shs tr ctfa
11,101
4,444
282
%
20
New
v
150
39,437 Stone
17,398
21,408
2,025
com.
6,365 Waldorf
10
1,120
344
5
Pystem
1
June
35
8
12
June
3% Sale
93% Sale
67
Sale
26
1
20% June
9%
_.
Inc
"i'li Sale"
33% Sale
31% Sale
50c
%
June 23
11
June
June 28
June 10
9
26
Mar. 27
2
7
Feb.
June
20% Jan.
11
June 24
4
15
2
15% May 29
May 25
25% June 30
Feb.
25
25
June 23
Jan.
25
70
May 10
11
June 15
15
10% June
8
7
June
8% Feb.
2% Apr.
12
5% June 29
3 % June
10% June
1% Feb. 18
5
May 22
1% Apr.
6
15%-'Feb, 18
12
32% June 20
1% June 21
47
40
June
40c
10
Mar. 18
Jan.
23
8
June 12
7
6
May 11
3% June 12
32% June 20
1 % May
8
19% Jan. 24
39% June 12
47
June 20
35
June 10
2% June
Sale
4
5
40
June 10
4
Jan. 17
June 13
June
1
5
June
13
28% June
1% Mar. 18
67
9
6
1%
1%
9% Sale
14% Sale
19% Sale
37
Sale
37
12% Sale
8
8%
1%
2
9% Sale
15% Sale
20% Sale
11%
1% "T%
1%. Sale
46% Sale
31% Sale
50c
1%
Sale
11%
12%
1
% Sale
49% Sale
31%
31%
12
June
June
8
1%
9%
13%
18%
34%
i0%
29
7
June 21
June
1
June
16
June 16
June 29
June 13
1% June
46% June
31
13
June
8
June
28% June
8
25c
Feb.
24
13
June 13
June
6
June
1
1
1
2% June 13
1
50% June 19
3 £32% June 20
June
Mar.
4% Jan.
1
May
6% Jan.
5% Feb.
7
Feb.
22
Apr.
5
Apr.
1% Feb,
% Apr.
5
12% June
95
5% Mar.
% Mar.
17% June 12
23% June 10
40
3
8
13
9% June
6
1 % June 26
10
June
9%
isl
June 26
8*
40
June 10
June
1
May 29
17% June 12
12% June
2% Apr.
2% June
50% June
£32% June
1
Jan.
33
Jan.
30% Jan.
% Jan.
1
25
13
19
20
9
28
%
%
50c
1%
1
2%
June
3
2% June 29
%' June 22
7%
Sale
14
June
18% June 14
60
42
June
50
30
12%
14
100
29
59
42
Sale
20% Sale
7
15
Sale
15
Sale
45
13
7% June
11 % June 30
10
June
1
12% June
1%
stock.
3
8
-----
Sale
8% Sale
5% Sale
7
1%
7%
June
14
7% June
2
2
June
June
19
3
Mar. 30
Feb.
23
5
25
9% Apr. 18
5
Apr. 27
Jan. 10
1
i4
June
June 22
Feb. 23
Jan.
2% Feb.
1
22% June 19
Convertible preferred
6%
2% June 29
% June 22
11% June 30
25
10
3%
Mar. 23
June
6
10
Sale
42
10
11% Sale
*
10
Mar. 17
25c
M
5%
3%
9%
June 22
7% Sale
3
410 Wilson & Jones
June
95
June
41
*
333 Warren (S D) & Co
526 Westfield Mfg Co can
150
1%
Sale
9
7%
1%
6%
Sale
7
7%
30% Sale
8
10
•
.
Prior preferred
300
1
75
6%
7%
55,036 Warren Bros..
""""50
Sale
5
Preferred........
857
.
20% June
21
50c
25
440 Waltham Watch class B
305
87 %c
Sale
3
7% Sale
1,485 Venezuela Mexican Oil CrplO
30 Venezuela Holding Corp
*
605
30
1,882
1%
Sale
86%
Sale
25
1
div priority atk allot ctfa..
150
"
13% Mar. 27
18
3
92
33,959 United Founders Corp com 1
70,198 United Shoe Mach Corp_._2!l>
5,662
Preferred.V...
25
547 U S Elec Power Corp...
Utility Equities Corp f5.50
949
1
35
7%
800 United Carr Fastener Corp
13,027
7
2%
o
28
39% June 12
& Webster Inc
cap atk
8,436 Torrlngton Co
1,363 Union Twist Drill
ll",938
2
25
14
common..
57.575 Swift Ac Co
690
Sale
10
May 27
jJune 28
Mar. 29 183^ Jan.
9
.'Jan.;
3
10% June 17
12
25% June 30
4 % June
2
5 % June 15
2
June
1
6%
5%
2%
Sale
22
25c
1,515 Reece Button Hole Mach..16
843 Reece Folding Mach
10
30,714 Shawmut Assn T C
496
2
20
50c
....100
368 Ry 8c Lt Sec Co
6.859
Sale
2
120 Public Utllltv Holding
"""138
6
2
Tel.llioo
29,540 Pacific Mills
14,137
133
5
June 23
u
17/
11% Feb. 14
England Public Service
4,039
17,764 New England Tel Ac
1,001
3,382
5
8
6
5%
4%
2*
18
90 New Engl Equity Corp.
*
20 New Eng Gas & Elec Co pref.
20 : Class A_.._;.....
20
5
10 % June 21
10%
5,056 Internat Hydro-Elec Co
3,459
26,525
8%
22%
70%
15% June 30
4
64
Sale
Hygrade-Sylvanla Lamp—
215
95
Jan.
Sale Prices.
1% May 11
10% Apr. 21
1
Apr. 12
9
16% June 13
4
41
82
10
'
Highest.
Sale Prices5
Jan. 12
23
Feb. 14
50c
3
12
15% June 30
41
15
25%
10
*
1
1
.....
6% Sale
14% Sale
— -
Juno
June
20
Sale
2
-----
2%
Sale Prices
Sale
17
Lowest.
Highest
Prices.
Sale
164
1%
3% Sale
14% Sale
2%
Sale
1
■,
Sale
41
97
16%
149
Lowest.
Ast
16 *
Sale
40
Sale
11
*
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Ask
100
First preferred
1.
June
1933.
Bid.
225
770
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 3
25,175 Eastsrn SS Lines, lac
Preferred
2,372
252
61
Price
Since
Shares.
EXCHANGE
BOSTON
8TOCK EXCHANGE
In
STOCK
BOSTON
1
common
5% Feb. 18
Jan.
24
10
June
1
18 % June 14
50
June
1
22% June
25
May
7% June
3
May
5% Feb.
19
27
14
31
18
MINING—
3,046
8,572
8,750 Calumet
Ac Hecla
25
24,274 Copper Range Co
25
Preferred
11
"
4,900
8,665 Isle Royal Copper.....
3,460 Keeweenah Copper
3,085 LaSalle Copper.
1,643 Mohawk
Mining Co..
220 New River Co preferred
14
Common.
2,767 Nipissing Mines
.
49,375
1,000
5,295
4,135
13.457
3,000
3,790
15,200
•
83,704
1,000
9,5.35
9,403
24,978
3,710
17,085
70,895
No par value,
x
10c
Jan.
9
Feb
6
90c
50 e
13%
75c
c
15
100
2
11
11
1
Sale
Sale
% June
North Butte
% June
10c
14
2
1% Sale
1% June 16
7
7% Sale
23%
June 26
2% June
25
Sale'
50c
55c
Sale
80c
9
>5
Cash
60c
%
Sale
31c~ Sale
30c
35c
Sale
i9
Jan.
6
3
% Jan.
6
13
June
2
7
3
June
9
85c
Sale
7
June
June
June
June
June
40c
June
1% June
75c
June
3
2
3
20c
4
17
Sale
16
Sale
15c
1%
70c
Sale
1
55c
3
Sale
60c
1
15
June 22
2
June
16
30c
20c
June
9
1%
Sale
1
2% Sale
1%
June
% June
2
% June 21
1
Sale
June 26
7% Apr. 10
% May
1
2% June
2%
75c
16%
2%
25c
Pocahontas Co.
Ouincy Mining Co
Union Land & Copper Mln Co
Utah Apex Mining
...5
Utah Metal Ac Tunnel.
..1
May
Mar.
2
-----
2%
25
ti
10
20% Feb.
2%
"25c" "30c"
i
r
2
-----
25
Sale
7
Jan.
85
::::: "56c"
*
Old Dominion Co.
Bx-dlvldend.
1% Apr.
86
10
20
..5
\*
Sale
9%
25
Oiibway Mining Co
Pond Cr
16
28%
100
..
1% Feb. 11
60c
10c
30c
51c
50 Normanda Mines..
2
2
60c
4 % June
4% Sale
10c
27 h.
85%
25
...
9% June
7% June
Sale
.
12%
25
5% June 16
9% June
2
7 % June
2
10c
Jan. 10
% June
2
21% May 17
85
Mar. 3
2 % June
2
35c
Apr. 25
2
16" "50""
25
.
....
"""385
2%
1
.
398
2%
1%
500 Hardy Coal Co
I
300 Hancock Consol Mining...25
376 Island Creek Coal..
*
"""200
Sale
%6 June
2
June 30
60c
1%
1%
1%
17%
4%
Jan.
21
Jan.
% June
2
40c
Apr. 26
9% Jan. 12
8
2
3
30c
5c
31c
Feb. 21
Jan. 10
Jan.
3
25c
2
7
Jan.
11
.
May
8
13% Feb.
15
Jan.
3
15
% May
3
June
20%
1%
1%
1%
17%
4%
Feb.
June
June
June
June
June
40c
June
1% June
78c
May 19
sale.
Baltimore Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
range of
Stock Sales.
June
Shares
in
159,031
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
*
600
*600
"2", 660
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS—
100
■r,605
Ask.
June 1.
Bid.
4,000
2,100
3,000
200
5,500
Ask.
48
Sewerage
Impt
4s 2d Sewer Loan
4s
Dock Loan
4s
School House
98
95
1962
97
99%
1961
97
June 28
~~
June
June 19
96
June 28
96
95% June 21
1961
1958
June
6
June 19
96
96
96
100
Sale
5
.....
.I960
Loan
98
95
94
.....
.1958
4s Water
June
6
June 19
95
—...
1961
4a Burnt District
Lowest.
97
95
June 28
June
6
95
95
June
19
June 28
June
9
June 28
June
6
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices
97
....1952
4s Conduit
Highest.
Sale
Prices
102% June 26 102% June 26
..1943
1961
Sale
$159,100
559,800
range since jan. 1.
Lowest.
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
City 3d Water Series..1953
4s 2d Water
1,600 4s Conduit
100 48 Jones Falls
27,100
1,000
3,400
10,300
2,200
4,700
"""106
prices in june.
Bid.
1932.
$175,372
784,772
Jan. 1 to June 30
General Impt City 5s__—1946
500 5s Water Loan..........1934
600
1933.
June
Price
Jan. 3
1933.
BONDS
2,000
Bond Sales.
25,409
Since
June.
1932.
82,029
338,382
Jan. 1 to June 30..
aggregate sales
prices on baltimore stock exchange
1933.
Sale Prices.
■
102% June 26 102% June 26
100
Apr. 11 100
Apr. 11
98
93
87
100
87
June
6
98
June
6
May 19 95
June 19
May
9 101% Feb.
1
Jan.
May
90% May
91
Apr.
92
Apr.
95% June
87
May
92
Apr.
13 100
Jan. 13
12 102% Feb.
8
18 90% May 18
13
95
11
96
21 100
13 100
15 102
June
June
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
19
28
13
20
9
BALTIMORE
63
STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN JUNE.
BALTIMORE
AGGREGATE SALES.
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 3
In
Since
June.
Jan. 1.
BONDS.
1933.
Bid.
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS
June 1.
Ask
bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
JuneSO.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
CONCLUDED—
2,000
1,300
4,000
8,800
4» Airport
4s 3rd
3,400
1.000
3,300
4,800
300
2,000
1,000
300
T, 066
""800
_1951
Improvement-. 1954
4s Public Library.
4s Annex
4s
4s 3rd Sewer Ser
8,000
1,000
2,000
2,000
5,000
lT.666
3,000
5,000
7,000
Norfolk & Sou
Southern
7,000
1,000
37,300
105,000
119,000
228,000
7,800
32,000
24,000
48,000
4,000
Shares.
565
(flat)
First 6s
6,375
El funded 5s
193b
(flat).—
1949
STOCKS.
Preferred
161
1,668
243
30
9
11
13
11*2 Sale"
Commercial Credit
pref B..25
Consol Gas EL & Power...
6% preferred ser D
100
5X% pref ser E
100
5% preferred..—.......100
4,204
:
397 Consolidation Coal.......100
1,288
39
867 Finance Co of Am class A..-*
....
56
Common
class
11]
924 Mfrs Finance common
1st preferred
611
'
140
11'
542
37
40
1,244
404
392
-
June 20
61
June 19
98
34
"9*
June
3
45
13
9
June 12
35
June
12
1
11H
23
Sale
Sale
100
100
139
♦
No par
v
:::::
12"
13
12"
13'
June
3
June
1
54 June 3
12*4 June 29
2*4 June 28
11
2054 June 16
40
4
4
Sale
Sale
Saie
115
9
Sale
Sale
Sale
116
June
23%
40
4*4
9%
Sale
113%
10%
4%
10
June
2
June 19
June
2
June 16
June 12
June 30
Sale
June
23
19
Sale
Sale
64
109
Sale
104
101 %
6c
11
23]
6
34
60
107
3
May 16
91
Jan.
16
June 21
20
15
Apr. 26
June 23
100
Feb. 21
Feb. 17
June 20
June 19
June
3
June 14
June
8
June
50
98
106 54 Feb.
103
Feb.
Feb.
May
Apr.
May
May
7
23
3
15
May
61
June 20
98
May 26
May
9
20
6*4 Apr. 12
45
June
3
45
Apr. 28
May 12
May 15
June
3
15
22
9
Feb.
1
Apr. 28
June 14
12*4 Jan. 16
35
3*4 Apr.
12
Jan.
6
55
52*4 May 31
5*4 Apr. 10
27
3
Jan.
4
14*4 June 14
IX Feb. 23
14 X June 12
Jan.
8
Apr. 17
Apr.
4
Apr. 17
Feb.
3
Feb.
3
98 X
3
June 30
5
June 20
7 X June 23
6 X June
1
10 X June
L16*4 June 22
1454 June 19
23
June
15
14
85
June
31
66
Sale
June 24
June• 1
Sale
Sale
109
Sale
23
70
June
Sale
99
:09
6
.03
June 15
100
1
June
.00
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
6
23
14
24
13
5
6
Sale
11
38
Sale
4
22
Sale
15
Sale
39 X
4
Sale
June
1
Sale
4
5
5% Sale
60c
8
3%
3% Sale
28*4 Sale
"ll'X
Feb.
Feb.
8
17
May
4
112
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
6
454
18*4
70
18*4
17
43
103*4
97
9154
June 29
6
21X June
1
23
June
2
15
9
35 X June 16
354 June
6
June 29
June 20
June 30
3954 June 26
4
June 30
2% June
5
4
June 19
1
7
75c
June
8
June 13
June
8
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
3% Sale
34
Sale
55c
7
2
8
2*4 June 30
85
23
June
June 24
June
102
20c
Mar. 27
Jan.
3
Feb.
2
8
May 29
2454 Jan. 16
15
June 30
3954 June 26
5
Jan.
7
5
5
26
5
Jan.
7
June
1
20
17
8
13
Mar. 30
1
Mar. 28
June
16
June 15
10
June
50c
June 30
5
Mar. 31
June
28
33% Sale
15
10
Common..
2
2
33
June 30
Apr. 18
9*4 Mar. 15
Apr.
June
June
26
9
5
June 119
May 18
June
2
72?4 June
17
Sale
14*4 Sale
13
Sale
7
June
1
59 X June 12
June 29
June 30
17*4 Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
17 X June
8
75
June 17
13
8
Feb.
2
June 26
11
4
Apr.
454 Apr.
4*4 Apr.
954 Feb.
3
Apr.
19*4 Jan.
14
June 13
11054 Feb. 10
Jan. 30
107
6*4 Apr. 20
June 13
June 30
7
19
6
June 23
31
2*4 Mar. 21
5
34
17
June 20
June
23
1*4 Feb.
4
15*4 Apr.
6
4*4 Mar. 15
15
Mar. 20
354 June
6
4
Apr.
7
2*4 Juue
5
454 Apr. 19
454 Apr. 21
40c
5
7*4 June 23
7
May 31
11
May 29
116 54 Feb.
Jan.
1
3% June
28*4 June
14
13%
June 17
June
7
June
7
9
24*4 May
9
May 25
June
16
Mt Vern-Woodb Mills pref
Preferred
1
June 10
40
6
554 June
2%
2%
4%
4*4
50c
6
954 Apr.
6c
2X
21% Sale
6c
7
Sale
"l6"
8
13 54 Apr.
1
Jan.
5
50c
June 10
24*4 June 20
40
85
100
Sale
2
June
Mort Bond At Title
19
6
June 17
Jan. 23
54
12c
4% Sale
5c
Jan.
9
4
Apr.
11
13
1
Jan.
13
Jan.
13
6c
Jan.
17
8c
June 12
14c
Feb.
15
7
June
12
40
5c
25
354 Sale
9
Apr. 11
Jan.
5c
::::: 'mi
75
60
1
Sale
Mar. 31
4
54
100
Preferred
100
270 Western Md Dairy Corp pref.
17
9
15
88
12J4 May
May
May
10654 Feb.
14*4 June 14
1 *4 June 20
14*4 June 12
3
June
1
23
75
20
t—25
57 United Porto Rican Sug pfd
1,419 United Porto Rican Sugar com
2,137 United Rys At Electric.....50
10
69,363 IJ S Fidelity Ac Guar L
100 Wash Bait & Annap com..50
value.
Feb.
101
Southern Bankers Secur Corp
3,704
Feb.
96
4 Standard Gas Equip pref
720
100*4
52*4 May 31
5*4 Apr. 10
5
100
19,636 New Amsterdam Casualty.....50
1,519 Northern Central
5,217 Penna Water A: Power
5
8
1
100
50
2
Sale
June
15
Sale
40
25
Second preferred
25
121
41,865 Maryland Cas Co..........
Merch & Miners Transp
*
4,919
634 Monon W Penn PS 7% pref.25
1,040
1,875
100
99
Feb.
95
101
10 *4 May 23
20
Sale
10
B
37
748
June 23
Feb.
May 26
5
5 100 54 June
98
98
1
Finance Service com cl A..10
2,142
88
June
Class B
12,535 Houston Oil preferred
245
99
35c
Sale
502 Finance Service preferred.10
1,120
100 54
Convertible A...........
598
761
June 21
16
75
.....
•
2,004 Eastern Rolling Mill
1,693 Emerson Bromo Seltx A
1,981 Fidelity Ac Guar Fire Corp. 10
SO
4,439 Fidelity & Deposit
197
June 20
40
3
16 X
353
50
16
14
2*4 Sale
4
335
13,718
10
38
Sale
50
100
950
Feb.
45
35
55
19
528
24
31
June 17
3*4 Apr. 12
72*4
>
Feb.
100*4 Jan.
June
95
6*4 Apr. 12
7% preferred............25
304
100
Apr.
Apr.
6
95
15
12
6h% 1st preferred-..—100
y
98
40
234
'
Feb.
91
93
6
June 17
June
61
97*4
95*4
2,307
:
94
15
17
189
84
| May
103
30
1,957
102
—
100 M 101
97 *4
Atlantic Coast L (Conn)
780 Ches Ac Pot Tel of Bait pf__100
1,026 Commercial Credit Corp com.
114
15
15
99 J
96
38,191 Black & Decker common....*
585
17
.*
16,502
237
June
Feb.
Par.
206
122
14*4
11
Income 4s
...SO
455 Baltimore Tube common—100
Preferred
—.——100
216
440
100
101
95
Corp
765 Appalachian Corp
Arundel Corporation
47,164
1,181
June
June 29
Baito
(flat)
First 4s (flat)
1949
18.000 Wash Bait & Anp 5s (flat) 1941
Shares.
June 21
97
100*4 Feb.
88
May
74*4 May
&
Ry
95
101
5% coll. trust notes
1938
United Porto Rican 6*4s flat
United
6
13
15
95
4*48-1953
Sec
Feb. 21
Jan.
19
5% (flat).1961
Bankers
Jan.
92*4 May 19
June
1955
North Avenue Market 6s. 1940
100
June
95
10,000 Georgia & Ala con 5s (flat)
1945
2,000 Ga So & Fla Ry 1st 5s
7,000 Lake Roland 1st 5s (flat) 1942
29,000 Macon Dublin & Sav 5% .1947
1957
30,000 Maryland Elec Ry 6*48
2,000
100
94
1980
Nth
June
May
May
94
Sale
1937
Co..
Trac
Apr.
87
100
94
June 28
1947
Div 1st 5s
1942
5,000
1934
4,500 Commercial Credit 6s
5*4«
—.1935
12,500
.1954
9,000 Consol Gas gen 4*4s
1,000 Consol Gas El Lt & Pr_—1935
1941
2,000 Danville Trac 1st 5s
3,000 Fairmount & Clark Tr 5s 1938
7,000 Finance Co of Amer 6*48.1934
1,000 Florida Cent & Pen 5s.—1943
91*4 Apr. 19
81*
95
100
96 *4
98
1947
Water-—
Bait Spar Pt & Ches
Balto
6
95
97
1948
1,000 48 Harbor
2,000 4s Harbor Serial
3,100 3^8
5,000
June
95
96
(cpn)
4s 2nd School Loan
4s 2nd
6
June 28
*96"
97
Improvement--1951
Paving Laon
1951
Engine House
---1957
500 4s 2nd school loan..
700
June
1952
School
4s Annex
100 4s
300
95
1957
House
4s School
90
1957
—
16c
5*4 Sale
8c
June 12
4% June
1
12c
June
5
7
June
12
June 23
10c
June 23
10c
15c
June 23
June 15
15c
June 23
75
June 27
66
Jan.
154 Mar. 20
10c
June 23
15c
June 23
60
May
9
10c
June 23
15c
June 23
75
June 27
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Cleveland Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON CLEVELAND
Shares-
June
Jan. 1 to June 30
1932.
89,544
274,100
30,708
198,451
In
%
S
BONDS
25,000
Firestone of California
"""766
1,485 Ape* Electric....
225
Prior
*
100
pref
3,037
200
Central United National
466
1,290
126
""704
100
1,018
J560
20
100
*
361
840
100
Pref
Cleveland Elec 111 4%
1,078
Cliffs Corporation v t c
820 Columbus Auto Parts pref
100
Preferred
'
43 Edwards
""165
116
670
136
15
25
465
20
200
562
(ffm) pref......100
*
430 Elec Controller k Mfg..
1,693
1,960
1,745
Faultless Rubber
Koote Burt..
100
6% preferred
Geometric
22,988 Goodyear Tire 5c Rubber.._•
80 Goodyear 1st preferred
431 Great Lakes Towing
100
Preferred.
...—100
58
793 Greif Bros Cooperage
*
..100
598 Guardian Trust
Preferred
176
230 Hanna M A $7 pref
590 Harbauer
75
863
20,151
3,577
2nd
645
74
210
100
10
100
*
»
India Tire & Rubber..
Interlake SS
*
-
2,720 Kelly Island L fc T__
10,349
Company
Lamson Sessions....
*
10
968
539
10
1,666
13
3,820
130
2,501
32
....
320
325
2,050
6,822
25
•
It*
8*
8% June
9
5
16
June 15
17 X June
2
24
June 30
June
6
65}
June
63
11X
Packard Electric
Packer
stamped—*
June
22
May
June
24
June 13
June
107
40
95% Mar.
June 13
Jan. 14
June
June 22
32
Feb.
June
41
June 22
29
June
13
Feb.
13
27
June
June
5
3
1
May
Jan.
June
15
June 26
Jan.
June 26
11
June
5
16
June 15
Feb.
June 15
Apr.
June 21
Mar.
June
2
June
9
9
3X June 21
2 X June
2
X June
9
59
June 29
30
Jan.
98 X June 20
96
2
"56" "
2
June
51X June 22
98
June
6
5
20
30
70
1
1
8
7
7
15
12
80
Sale
May 31
June 29
June 20
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
June 20
10
Feb.
June 20
June 24
June
2
June 28
33
"
Sale
Sale
3% Jan.
2X Feb.
20
17
June
17X Jan.
May 27
June 24
1
79
73
90
79 X
-
56
65
June 24
Mar.
3
June
3
June
6
22 % June
June
6
June 13
47% Apr.
June 13
1% Jan.
;
Jan.
5
June
3
3
June 14
7% June
3
6
3
3
25
June
June
Apr.
June 28
29
Feb. :
June
_
June
3
3
June
1
6
1
88
June
June
26
31
June
3% June 27
June
6
74 X June 13
6X June 16
7% June 3
3
59
1
Jan.
75
8% June 21
6
1
May 10
% Feb.
40
Apr.
9
6
13
June 15
June
3
Apr.
Apr.
June
7X
6
June 24
60
10
Said
23
16
33
65
40
Feb.
June 30
22
10
3%
9X
8X
Mar. 20
June 23
12
33
1
13
June
3X June 21
52
9
Feb.
Apr.
3
10 X June 14
20X
2
June
36
17
Sale
I June 24
May 12
May
6
Feb.
105
Sale"
103 X 105
36
32
Sale
33
8
6
7
June 23
4'
7
June
6
June 24
X June 14
22 X
—...
9
"15""
20
Feb.
May
% Jan.
8% June
X Feb.
60
Apr.
9
Apr.
65
Apr.
9X Apr.
46
Apr.
X Jan.
June
June 28
75
June
2% June
9
Apr.
5X Mar.:
57
14%
1
6
68
14
IX Sale
9
6
»
—
—
—
m —
m
9X
30%
35% Sale
80
40
28
35
12%
13
Jar.
25
Jan.
11
June 14
30
June 22
June 22
June
30
8
15
16
15
18
8
June
6
80
5%
39
70
8
8
5%
50
40
52
50
9% June 28
June 16
June 21
50
June 21
74
2%
3
4%
5
3%
5
4% June 13
5
4X June
1
18
14%
IX
X Sale
June 28
1
14%
25
6
10^
1
20^
Sale
24
10%
11
4
Sale
Sale
9
20}
3
5
June
1
Sale
4
8
3
June 24
June
10
5
June
5
15
12
5X Sale
15
18%
5
June
June
1
June
2
June 16
"2
9
10
5"
3
June 28
5
25
7
5
9
1
June 30
June 24
June
12% June 12
6% June
3
June 23
4!54100
1 J*
34
2
5X
90
3%
38% Jan. :
48
Apr.
2% Jan.
X Mar.:
IX May :
X Jan.
% Apr. :
June 21
14
June
2% Apr. :
26
8
9X
15
Sale
2
17
1
June 30
Jan.
9
June
3
May
5
Apr. :
4% June ;
June 20
June 26
8
June 13
June 20
3
18 X June 13
8
93
7% June 13
2
125
1
8
1 132X June 29
7X June 30
June 13
40
June 13
June 22
40
3
Sale
13 J55
Sale
12
Sale
55
1
Feb.
June 13
1
June 22
June
1
1
20X June
June 22
June
1
June 15
iH
3
June 22
June
2
2U
June 14
15
June 30
June
1
1
May 12
Mar.;
June 29
Apr.
May
June 30
Jan.
June 22
3
2% June
Sale
May 29
Feb.
1
8
June 20
Apr.
May
l10
June
4% June
3
30
May
% Apr.
20 X May
5% Jan.
Jan.
21
May 23
June
Jan.
2
13
June 30
55
2
June 15
44
Feb.
May 17
2
June
June 15
4
2
2
16^
6
"22""
42
Sale
5X Sale
18
19
4%. Sale
49
Sale
4% June 23
X June 22
18
June 20
1% June
41
"IX "7"
j
2
June 16
1% June
"T"
18
Jan.
June 21
.40
Sale
1%
29 X
Jan.
;
Feb.
2
June
June 28
May 19
Apr. 19
0% Apr.
2
Apr.
1% Feb.
15
May
June 20
June
Mar. 22
June
Sale'
4
X
Mar.;
3
2
June 13
May :
May
Apr.
6X June
.X
Corporation
Feb.:
Feb.
Mar.
7
6X Sale
37%
60
¥
June 28
1
2
24
19
Mar.
5.
20 J-
2
23
125
11
6
Jan.
6
150
Sale
June
18X June 13
20
0% Sale
120
Feb.
4
June 21
95
200
June 22
14% June 13
5
7%
18
June 14
Feb.
Mar.;
June
1
June
1
June 12
3
Sale
4
2X June
3% June 15
4% June 26
Sale
.!* i?
2
8
5
7X
.
.....
5
3
4
3
3
2
2
May 29
June 27
X Mar.:
45
12
June
Feb.
75
38% June 27
31% June 16
73X June
2
30
June
40 X May :
10^ Feb. :
34
Mar.:
15
Feb.
50
35%
1
53
5% Jan.
X
May
X Jan.
2
Feb.
Apr. 25
Feb.
Jan.
June
Apr.
June
June 22
....
.*
Paragon Refining B 3d end.*
....*
1,596 Patterson-Sargent
3
2,050 Peerless Motor
•
24.325 Richman Bros
*
25 River Raisin Paper
150 Robblns & Myers pref v t c .25
No par value.
Sale
75
8
5
Ohio Brass**B"_.
Preferred
100
97
25 Ohio Confection A.........*
Otis Steel
*
250
30
880
380
"18""
4
3%
10
...
25
310
National Acme.........
,.*
*
._*
16
ibx it*
7
3X
10 National City......
—100
1,601 National Carbon pfd.....100
5,825 National Refining........25
Preferred....
......100
1,141
.*
4,676 National Tile
65 National Tool pref...
.100
*
4,284 Nestle Le Mur "A"
608 Nineteen Hundred Corp4 A"*
6,687
Sale*
2X
............
2,150
11
*
Preferred..............100
1
June
X June
12
a\Vi
"62"" Sale
3
*
175 Murray Ohio
280 Myers F E 5c Bro
Preferred..
100
4,810
40 X
4%
9%
Mohawk Ru bber
June
Jan
1
X
22
1
....
Jan.
45
3
M
323 Metropolitan Paving Brick..*
100 Miller Wholesale Drug
*
768
35
50
in
55
•
...*
22
845 McKee B
432 Medusa Portland Cement.—*
6,610
75
"31*"
30
*
100
......100
459 Jaeger Machine.........
705 Kay nee
4,098
"i",605
Vi
*
preferred
462 Korach
"3",714
9%
3%
60 Harris-Seybold-Potter
70 Hlgbee 1st preferred..
15
Sale
; June 30
1
6
0% June 24
June 16
5
Prices.
98% Feb. 11
88
Jan. 17
1
June
'eg'
12X
100
Preferred
37
16
75
11
150
117
*
Stamping...
660 Halle Brothers..
221
5
..!*
*
70
654
41
39g
25
General Tire & Rubber
95 Glidden prior pref ....—1*0
81 Goodrich (B F)_
*
13",796
6
65
Sale
June 16
6
1
June
% Jan.
2% June 30
June 30
2
3% June 14
15
4X
23
*
.....
200 Gabriel Co
1,703
5
Sale
220 Fostoria Pressed Steel Corp.*
100
"""150
....
110
109
235 Firestone T & R 6% pref..l00
938
"""174
Sale
13
% Feb.
X
58
2,175
50
2% Sale
4
Sale
Sale
10
30
IX
175
60
s*
a*
Federal Knitting Mills .....*
403 Ferry Cap & Set Screw
*
15 Firestone Tire it Rubber.. 10
2,075
1,797
1*
6
15
1X
1,237 Corrlgan McKlnney voting..!
840
Non-voting..............1
*
8,885 Dow Chemical
247
Mar. 21
84
75
*
300 Commercial Bookbinding...*
112
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
91% Feb. 21
5
Sale
1«
Clark Fred G
preflOO
463 Cleveland Rys
100
Certificates of deposit..100
3.042
1,305 Cleveland Securities prior pf*
...100
3,815 Cleveland Trust.
240 Cleveland Union Stkyds.
*
.*
4,021 Cleveland Worsted Mills
70
100
543
Highest
Sale Prices
2%
X
673 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref—*
3,912
Highest.
Lowest.
—~
50
40
126 Cleveland Builders Supply..*
320
43
Ask.
8% June
5,040 City Ice Be Fuel
1,190
1,199
X
4X
*
100
...
306 Chase Brass Ac Cop pfd
608
1
5
•
Brown Fence & Wire "B"
210 Byeri Machine A
2 Canfield Oil preferred
445
Ask. Bid.
50 Brown A preferred.....
50
1,452
1%
1%
10
....
Allen Industries.
15
Bid.
Par.
*
—_•
Preferred
*
820
115 American Vitrified Prod...50
Aetna Rubber
710
1,523
280
Ask.
108X
86% Sale
5s '42
STOCKS
Shares.
60
493
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
90
1933
Cleveland Railway 5s
$37",900
Sale Prices.
June 30.
June 1.
1933.
Bid.
67,000
Shares.
$82,000
Jan* 1 to June 30
PRICES IN JUNE.
Since
Jan. 1.
1932.
Price
Jan. 3
8TOGK EXCHANGE
June.
1933.
June
CLEVELAND
AGGREGATE SALES.
STOCK EXCHANGE
Bond Sales.
1933.
Stock Sales.
5
5% June 30
X June 22
20
June
7
5% June 26
50
June 21
1% June
5
%
9%
1%
22%
1X
1
Jan.
May 15
Jan.
24
May 29
I June 26
June 21
June
5
Jan.
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
64
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
AGQBEOATE SALES
3
1933.
Since
June.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
Par.
683
217
Preferred...
*
422 Sheriff Street Market
260
27,931
1,882
5,693
467
Bid.
IK
*
15
17
12
19%
15
,720
45
82
'em'm
WW
40 Swartwout.
—
470
.
Steel pref
100 Union Metal
145 VIchek
35
*
232
*
Apr.
19
25
June
9
10
Jan.
20
20% June
8
38
91
June 17
6
Feb.
10
June
6
9
17
June 14
31
June
90
37
June 21
8
K June
2%
June 22
13% Feb. 24
June
9
70
6
77% Mar. 23
K Juno
2
6
June
2
June 13
June 13
2
13%
---.
60
13 K June 23
June
9
June 13
Feb. 10
% Apr.
6% Feb.
15% June 12
60
June
9
3
June
5
3
June
5
"2 %
2%
2
June
19
3
June
23
25
4
4%
4
Jan.
May 18
3
5
June
3
5
% Mar. 2K
ix
2%
3K
7%
Sale
6
8K
% Apr. 28
,
Sale Prices
$
May 29
May 27
77 % Mar. 23
2
June
June 13
5
Feb.
Apr . 21
9 h May
May 18
Junej 5
10% Jan. 15
3% May 19
15
49"" Sale
25
Sale
42%
48%
June 28
4
June 28
7 % June
2
June 13
Sale
17
25
Jan.
30
3
9
June 24
7
Feb.
18
9
15
June 30
3
Feb.
7
15
14% Jan.
9
15
10
60
25
14% Jan.
10
J*
6
7
21
60
30
60
--
...
Mar. 22
6
5
15
73
4
m
300 White Motor........
50
200 Youngstowxt Sheet 5c Tube.*
Preferred
774
100
210
7
10
June
4% June 16
Sale
..
::
June
6
20
90
31
h
IK
10
•
1,218 Weinberger Drug
380 West Res 1st Corp pr pref 100
225
"36"
33
25
Tool
7
June
15% June 27
20
7
100
14,404 Union Trust...
4,345 Van Dorn
7
June 20
7
25
June
16
19
6
91
Highest.
Sale Prices.
1
Mar. 25
2
5H
*
10 Truscon
100
1.
25
"16%
5*
13
403 Trumbull-Cliffs preferred 100
1,755
90
Highest.
Sale Prices.
5% Sale
w*
20
6
Sale
*
.....
1,120 Thompson Products Inc
10
SINCE JAN.
Lowest.
Lowest.
80
....
f"
35"
Sale
80
100
26 Standard OH of Ohio pref.100
720 Standard Textile
A preferred.-45
*
60 Stouffer Cotp "A"
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
5% Sale
5
Sher win-William* .........25
Preferred.
2K
Bid.
Sale Prices.
June 30.
June 1.
Ask.
10
510
........100
3,438 SelbySboe
2,094
;v-v
STOCKS
22,540 Selbcrlintf Rubber
11,084
RANGE
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
Jan
In
Feb.
17
10
17% Feb.
9
53
12
45
June 15
53
IK Mar. 23
June 22
4
June 28
June 24
June 30
25
Feb. 17
June 22
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
Shares-
AGGREGATE SALES.
593,851
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN JUNE.
Price
BONDS
1933.
37,000 Independent Brewing 6s-1955
32,000 Pittsburgh Brewing 6s
1949
STOCKS
Shares.
60
9,000
Jan. 3
Par.
"31666
$1,000
69,000
PITTSBURGH
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
Ask.
Bid
Lowest
June 30.
June 1.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sate Prices.
Sale
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
90
85
90
86% June 23
20
Bid.
22
18% June
Prices.
90
June 23
Sale
88
*
10
3
•
4
17,943
63,659 Blaw-Knox Co
.*
"4", 384
20 Byers (A. M.) pref
100
5,939 Clark (D L) Candy
..._.*
44,854 Columbia Gas Or Electric
*
_
41,284
10
201 Duquesne Brewing...
20
120
469
7
18% June
7
12,900
3^665
5,782
"3",675
9,227
30,843
2,510
5,706
50,768
920
360
2,350
700
com..
Preferred
"14"
Sale
*
.50
6% June
18% June
1%
24
2
8
8%
6% Sale
7% Sale
4%
5%
40
Sale
7
14,500 Phoenix Oil
1% Sale
4% June
35
Sale,
T" IIII!
8
June 21
June
1
18%
21
Sale'
2
Sale
3%
June
17
80
June
7
1 % June 24
2% June
6
1% Sale
3
Sale
49" "50"
Sale
63%
Sale"
8% Sale
63
Sale
10%
Sale
2%
16% Sale
June
1
5
June
1
5%
June
7
June 29
7%
5%
35
2%
June
June
June
June
Oh
7,955 Pittsburgh Fnrgings. ._...*
22,052 Pittsburgh Plate Glata....25
61,896 Pitts Screw & Bolt Corp..
2
13%
14%
2%
8
6c
Sale
39% Sale
2
2 % Sale
31% Sale
5% Sale
6
11c
~8% "9"
16% Sale
1% Sale
1
2c
15c
4
Sale
38
Sale
8%
16% June 20
42% Apr. 29
9% June 20
26% June 13
1
May 25
7
Apr.
1
6% June 30
9
June
7
June 29
7
7% June 27
5% June 20
21
10
12
June 26
1% May 13
Mar.
3
35
2
June 21
June 15
2% June
3% June
7
3
1% Jan.
3
2% Mar. 16
4
1
Jan.
6% Feb. 21
60% May
5
1% Mar. 21
2
1
67
6
11% June 20
1% June 21
1
20
June
5
4
3
8% June
,6c
June
6
25c
June 28
June
5
8
June 13
15%
Sale
2
Sale
7c
Sale
8%
*
12
18% Sale
51% Sale
20
Feb. 25
1
7
11% June 20
1% June 21
20
June
2
Apr. 29
May 20
5c
5
Jan.
10
Jan. 11
Mar.
2
"16% Sale"
410 Vanadium Alloy Steel
1
7
8% Sale
28%
43
12% Sale
50
Sale
28% Sale
45% Sale
Sale
Sale
67
4
June
6
June 28
June
5
8% June
8
25c„ June 13
28
10
Jan.
10
June
1
5
39% June
1
10
2 % June
29% June
5% June
1
7
1
4% June 12
39% June 29
9% June 28
13
June
1
8
June 13
6
1
8
June 13
13% June 16
17
June 27
6% Feb. 25
17
June 27
6
1% June
6
2c
June 13
June
5
1
June
10
1
9% June 20
Sale
3% Mar. 17
4% Mar. 16
May 29
75
2
8
m Jan. 27
1% Feb. 20
2% June 27
12
6c
June
7
June 15
2% June 28
Mar. 28
1% Feb. 25
1
June
% June
6
lc
1
10
June
8
3
June
1
24
June 13
10
2% June
6
3% June 14
16% June 30
1% June
3
1
1% June 28
——
25
4
June 15
5% June 16
32% June 23
2% Sale
3c
....
8%
85
Mar. 31
June 21
5
June 21
June
Jan.
22% June 12
Mar. 22
Feb.
9
Mar. 23
45
1
1
8
11
*
85
6% June
6% Sale
35% Sale
Sale
1
54,012 Victor Brewing Co
51,352 {Western Public Service
24,933 Weatlnghouse Air Brake
22,750 Weatghouse El ft Mfg
25
.
2,510 Pittsburgh Steel Foundry 100
United Engine & Pdy
United States Glass
May 15
Apr. 29
May
5
9% Apr.
1
1
May 25
28
.
79,763 Renner Brewing^Co
Feb.
3
15
27
20
22% June 12
16% June
8
„
5c
5%
12%
18,641 Plymouth Oil..............5
4
June
2
__25c
.
25
5
8% June
63
*
...
8
16
37
5
com
382 Ruud Mfg
San Toy Mining
Shamrock Oil 5c Gas
Standard Steel Spring
18
80
50
.
2
25
1
l00 Pittsburgh Bess & L Erie..50
19,691 Pittsburg Brawmg
50
68,950
Preferred.
50
386 Pittsburgh Coal Co pref. .100
25,900
7,320
1,110
7,012
2,225
2%
18
1
9
June 26
20
Feb.
Jan.
2% Apr. 19
4% Feb. 28
26% June 13
June
Jan.
1
June 20
6% June 30
7
8
15
1
3
8
Sale
18% June
14
June
16% June 20
13
9% Sale
23% Sale
_*
Preferred
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
June
June 16
13% Sale
8
7%
7
...
5% Apr.
4
7% Apr. 26
5
14% June 12
7% Sale
18% Sale
.....
..50
318,910 Lone Star Gas
220 McKlnney Mfg..
9,032 Mesta Machine
469 Nat Fireproofing Corp
1,161
June 23
5
3% June 20
3% June 19
11% June
1
13% Sale
100
330 Jones & Laughlln St'l pf. .100
5,123 Koppers Gat ft Coke pref.100
410
54,012
29,490
6,653
6,965
Harb-Walker Refrac
8,975 Independent Brewing
7,710
Preferred..........
162
16,100
3% Sale
Sale
Sale
*
390
7
15% Sale
..100
1
10,318
170
May 27
90
42%
5%
*
285 Follansbeo Bros pref
"11263
2,959
-----
Sale
5
149,751 Fort Pittsburgh Brewing
3,145
1,210
143,440
5%
4%
11%
...5
1,213
aClass A.
1,445 Electric Products
350 Hachmelster-Lind Co
"5", 030
4%
Sale
50
3,507 Devonian Oil...
201
5
*
25 Consolidated Ice
1,213
1,235
10
56
Mar. 15
7
8
3,261 Arkansas Nat Gas Corp
4,278
Preferred.
21,080 Armstron g Cork Co
1,630
Prices
Mar. 16
65
Par
1,755 Allegheny Steel
1,486
16,173
14,105
Highest
Sale
Prices
35
60%
-----
30 Aluminum Goods Mfg....
*
275 Amer Fruit Growers pref 100
10 Amer Window Glass pref.100
755
1932.
$3,000
Jan. 1 to June 30_
573,853
Since
June.
1933.
June...
92,338
-1,371,990
Jan. 1 to June 30
In
Bond Sales,
1932.
1933.
June
7
10
18
14
June 12
June
1
25% June
9
41% June 16
June 13
31% June 13
49% June 13
14
6
Mar. 24
Feb. 23
Feb. 15
Mar.
1
Feb.
1
Mar.
June
2
12
1% June 28
4% Mar. 31
12% Jan.
3
19% Feb. 25
Mar. 16
40
41
May
May
4% June
39% June
9% June
27
24
12
29
28
2% June 27
May 31
12
6c
June 15
2% June 28
10
24
June
8
June 13
3% June 14
16% June 30
1% June
3
10
June 13
31 % June 13
49% June 13
UNLISTED.
5,270
14,196
12,214
11,400
14,750
347
8,547
14,196
47,092
24,505
16,950
2,380
329
121634
*
•
aDuquesne Brewing A
5
78
960 PenroadCorpv tc__
Pennsylvania RR
14% Sale
101,006
14,625
6,390
48,273
13,727
No par value,
a
__25
United States Steel
{West Public Serwlc#
Listed
that date.
on
June 26.
12% Sale
29%
Sale"
100
v
Sold
c
as
_•
10
June 10
June
June
June
June
June
15c
Jan.
21
65
Apr.
June 26
80
Jan.
June
1
Apr.
3
13% Feb. 25
7
May 26
June
3
80
June
2
7%
30%
60%
1%
91%
June
2
87
51
15c
65%
5
5
80
25% Sale
Sale'
80
76
91
Sale
73%
*
.50
Radio Corp
Standard Oil of N J
7% June
6% June
24% June
50c
General Motors Corp
10
Gulf Oil Corp
—..25
Leonard Oil Development
25
Lone Star Gas 6% pref
100
335
5%% preferred
100
205
8,043
12,743
Copperweld Steel
26% Sale
8% Sale
30% Sale"
28% Sale
5% Sale
unlisted prior to that date,
32% Sale
9% Sale
1
June 16
4
17
27
21
7
5
3% June 9
25% June 16
8% June 16
32% June 30
11% June 13
5i
60% June 28
5
Apr. 10
6% June
5
9% Feb. 27
26% Jan. 31
23
58%
x
Sale
Ex-dividend,
r
June 16
Cash sale,
10
June 10
1
7%
30%
60%
1 %
91%
June
June
June
June
June
5
87
June 26
9
Mar.
1
23% Feb 28
4% Mar. 2
t Listed on Mar. 16.
Sold
as
4
June
17
27
21
7
21
5
32% June 30
11% June 13
35
May
1
60% June 28
5% Jan.
9
unlisted prior
Detroit Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
June
1933.
Jan. 1 to June 30
AGGREGATE SALES.
DETROIT
PRICES
Since
June.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
1.650
2.720
■.r
STOCKS
1933.
Hot
clan A
5
613
~8", 130
Deisel Wemmer Gilbert
7,725
13,364
3,630
8,130
*
336
com
Detroit Edison
70
""425
20,322
400
2,350
250
85,213
2,687
Tool
com..
com
8% June
11% June
Sale
16
June 16
22%
9X
1%
IX
June
1
June 23
June 14
June 16
2
10
7
OX
3
2%
Sale
81
89
2X
2%
3%
Sale
4
1
June 30
3
10
1# Jan. 30
# Feb.
2
3
Mar. 27
2#
7#
2#
9#
3#
Mar. 31
Mar. 23
Feb. 11
Apr.
4
Feb.
2
3
8
1
Mar. 28
4
June
6
# Mar. 25
3# May 16
4
Jan.
7# June 12
4
June
2
80
June
5
88
June 27
IX
3%
7%
29%
12%
June
7
June 27
June 29
June 16
June
5
3
June 28
2
Apr.
2# Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
1# June
1# Jan.
7% June
17# May
A
Apr.
8# May
1# Mar.
60c
Apr.
1# Jan.
"
T—
/s J an.
L7Z
4# Apr.
1
3
24
June
25#
9#
1#
30#
4#
7#
June 13
June 20
17
Mar. 24
6X
8X
3
May 22
June
June
June
June
1# June 13
11# Apr.
1
1
Apr.
3
1# Mar. 24
5% Sale
2# June
5
13# June
5
4% June 16
37#
3#
14#
6#
June 28
June 29
June
7
June
9
60c
75c
June 23
11c
13
June
3# Mar. 29
11# Apr. 26
24X
7
4
13
Sale
1#
2#
2
2X
4%
5X
6
8
25X Sale
3% Sale
3# Sale
28 %
Sale
4
Sale
9%
Sale
9,
June
9
3# June
2X June
1
9
7
June
1
3
June 16
June 10
23 X June
OX
1%
24^4
2k
3%
5
June
8
June 13
June 16
June 16
June
1
19
27
29
20
8
11
3# May 16
88
June 10
12
15
19k
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
12#
28
29
9
9
28
8
28
12
6
8
30
30
1
7
21
9
30
11
27
23
7# June 12
4
May 31
48
1
24
19%
4%
4%
9#
3%
Prices
June
June
Feb.
June
June
June
June
Feb.
June
June
June
10% June 16
Sale
1#
1 #
1#
2 #
10#
13 #
19#
2#
36#
6#
2# June
4
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
23%
Sale
2
.....
....*
4#
12c
4#
100 Kalamazoo Stove common..*
534 Kermath Mfg com
_._.....*
Sresge (S 8) Co
950 Mabon (R CT*
10
com..
10# Sale
3
3#
2,515 McAIeer Mfg Co
com
__*
320 Mesta Machine common._..5
213,304 Michigan Sugar
Preferred
6,463
...10
com.
16c'
*
18c"
12
13
X
IX
980 Muller Bakeries class A com.*
Murray Corp common......*
National Investors
1
3
National Steel Co com......*
18
Packard Motor Co
com
com
....*
com
Preferred..,
3k
.....
11% Sale
1%
1
Sale
154
3%
15
2%
Sale
Sale
4%
4
6
5k
......
8%
1#
Sale
3
Sale
16# June 10
June 22
854 June
2154 Sale
754 Sale
54
1%
9% Sale
Sale
SalC
30#
8#
A*
9
3#
"44# Sale"
52
Sale
9
a
Sale
Sale
54
16k
29
21
Sale
5#
26#
45
Sale
50
Sale
2
4
40c
2
Sale
18
Sale
4#
2#
2154
354
Sale
Sale
25#
454
Sale
80c
12
3#
5#
16#
1#
3
4
30
•
Parker Rust Proof
55c
12
3%
19
2%
•
Parka Davis 8c Co
36
3
4
_..*
com
Sale
1
com
Motor Products Corp com
Wheel
8k
3%
Sale
Sale
4
10
90 Motor Bankers Corp
13%
5X
1
6
38
oref
con*
35
3
Class B..
Motor
5% June
3
36# June 27
6# June 23
Feb.
1
11
Sale
7% Sale
3X
10% Sale
10
com
Hudson Motor Car..
74.470
2# June
7
10# June 21
13# June
9
19# June 30
# Feb.
25c
Sale
24
2
1
475 Houseman Spltzley class A..*
25.329
lk June 30
1# June 30
Highest.
Prices.
3#
7#
33#
14#
16#
4#
5#
9#
4#
12#
13
10#
3%
*
Hoover Steel Ball
137,273
1
5
Sale
5
35
IX
4%
32%
960 Houdaille-Hershay class a
20
June 12
June
1
June 10
June
7
June 19
June 15
June 29
June 29
June 16
7# June
1# June
1
2
8
June 16
9
3# June
1
43# June
4# June
1
Sale
Sale
20
June 16
44
June 16
1# June 24
15# June 27
5
7#
18#
1#
4#
4
June 27
June 13
June 28
June
1
June
2
June 29
31
June 29
10#
2#
10#
3 #
51#
6#
27#
53#
June 12
June
7
^une
7
June
3
June 20
June
7
June 26
June 27
June 27
Apr. 27
June 28
29
29
9
9
28
8
28
12
6
8
17
3#
7#
33#
14#
16#
4#
5#
9#
4#
12#
May
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
10
24
June 10
29
2
6
20
23
10
18
23
25# June 13
9# June 20
1#
30#
4#
7#
June
June
June
June
37#
3#
14#
6#
June 28
June 29
June
7
June
9
75c
IX
..
.
30c
14% Sale
2%
*
Class B
OX
600 Sutherland Paper com..
860 Third Nat Investors com
250
700 Universal Coolei
Preferred
Class B
40,719
3,289 Universal Product
7
2%
3
18# Sale
5% Sale
2#
com
2%
42c
•
870 Walker 8c Co units.........
106.449 Warner Aircraft Corp com_.l
633 Whitman 8c Barnes
com
2,211 Wolverine Portland Cem
2,782 Young (L A) Co com
June
1
2
2
3# June 15
6 # June
8
2# June 26
23# June 27
4
June 19
43 # June
2
5
June 24
Sale
3% Sale
4%
X Sale
4
IX
354
IX Sale
5% Sale
OX
1# Sale
9
*
"I# ~~2"
.*
15#
...
18
6#
11#
1#
Sale
19#
Sale
11#
1#
16
"9# "16#
1#
1
5#
6#
90c
154
254
15#
Feb.
June 23
13
19
27
29
20
Mar. 30
5# Apr.
5
40c
June
1# Mar. 22
4# May 12
10# Apr. 27
15c
Jan.
11
1# Apr.
5
May 26
10# Apr.
4
1# Mar. 30
4
1
Jan.
1#
1#
20#
1#
is
15
27
Mar. 22
Mar. 23
Jan. 25
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
Mar. 29
30c
14
Jan.
2
Feb.
4
Apr.
5
1# Mar. 31
31# Apr. 20
_
2
3#
1#
6#
Sale
3
4
16#
7
June 28
18# June
5# June
7
55c.
2#
9#
2#
1#
4#
6#
75c
June
1
1
1
June 21
June
June
June
June
June
June
5
21
20
14
16
12
June 15
1# June 14
1# June
5
13# June 16
7
June 28
19# June
7# June
12# June
1 # June
3# June
13
20
9
27
13
7
14
June 28
7
55c.
June
Apr.
7
1# Mar. 22
1
June 21
2
Feb.
11
June 22
6
Apr. 21
3#
1#
6#
7#
1#
2#
3#
16#
June 13
2
Jan.
35c
Jan.
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
1
23
15
1
14
26
2
2
6
11# Apr. 26
1# June 24
15# June 27
June 27
5
7# June 13
18# June 28
2
May 29
4# May 29
4
May 26
31
June 29
10#
2#
10#
3 #
51#
6#
27#
53#
June
June
May
June
June
June
June
June
10
May
6 # June
2# June
23# June
12
7
31
3
20
7
26
27
2
8
26
27
June 19
4
43# June
2
June 24
5
# Mar. 23
3
10
*
•
18
3 # June
""354 "5"
10
..1
..
4# June 30
1# June 14
43 # June
2%
100
class A.
4# Apr.
1# Apr.
1#
.
486
3%
1
63,480 Ttmken Axle com...
...It
10
16,230 Truscon Steel Co
4,700 United Shirt Distributors..*
_.....*
1,823 U S Radiator com
205
454
38
10
\
4# Mar.
1# May
10
1
32,752 Rao Motor com.
....5
34,806 River Ralstn Paper com...
9,511 Scotten Dillon com.
L. .!•
4,046 Second Nat Investors com.. 1
Square D Class
300
78
3
10
com
305
50
2,111
2,372
Sale
Sale
June 30
Sale
Sale
Prices
Walker-Gooderham
& Worts
235
220
2%
*
com.
Preferred...
1,111
Sale
1
8%
11%
19%
2%
34k
*
133
37,501
X
.
Class B
10
12.315
3%
76
Ford Motor of Canada cl A.
66
113
5%
3
Sale
*
common
Federal Screw Works
93,443
4,780
3,242
160,262
80.072
11.471
29,708
16,230
4,700
1,473
1%
5# Sale
2#
June 28
"_2# Sale"
3#
70 X
1*
June. 29
*
Pederal Motor Truck
6,481
1,593
Sale
1
5
Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices.
35c
300 General Fdy & Mach units..
27,797
""600
2#
6
*
Mogul
Sale
Sale
8%
*
Federal
Ask
5
Ex-Cello Aircraft Jk
23,090
21,492
21,658
4,013
1,420
%
8X Sale
11% Sale
17#
18
2%
23 X Sale
Eaton Manufac'g Co com—*
146,541 General Motors com
76,236 Grabsm Paige Motor
46,042 Hall Lamp com
10,466
14,545
960
*9,877
"l6#
2,306 Fourth Nat Investors'com^.1
3,312 Gemmer Mfg Co class A- ..-_*
60
2,722
1,044
94,513
31,076
3,285
IX
10
..100
com
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
Hiram
225
1%
*
70
13,715
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
June 30.
Ask. Bid
Detroit Mich Stove common.*
5,409
5,185
65,867
28,578
42,298
7,866
13,127
-
2
*
2,313
3,908
33,541
28,328
33,680
3,540
5,449
64,369
16#
2%
Detroit Ac Clevel Nat com..10
941 Dome Mines Ltd
40
500
7
Sale
4#
7#
956 Detroit Paper Products.
40 Detroit Steel Products
320
5,792
1,093
4k
*
150 Detroit Gray Iron & Fdy
2,060
300
33,184
39,483
31,039
5 #
*
•
Bower Roller Bearing
*
21,436 Continental Motors com
32,088 Copeland Products Inc....
100 Crowley Milner & Co com...*
2,353
2,021
495
5
1
common
5
107 Consolidated Paper com__.10
6,938
7,293
IN JUNE.
Sale
IX
73,702 Chrysler Corp
100
Bid.
1#
*
35,404 Brlggs Mfg Co common
12,735 Burroughs Adding Mach
100 Capital City Products
26.997
June 1.
Ask
•
Class B
2,330
34,012
Bid.
*
...
300 Baldwin Rubber class A
2,250
15,108
12,969
3,924
1,289,574
Jan. 3
1,900 Alloy Steel
Class B
3,070
"
142,413
Price
8TOCK EXCHANGE
In
1932.
Shares 893,330
.2,056,497
.
# Mar. 23
7
June 28
19#
7#
12#
1#
3#
June
June
June
June
June
11
June 22
13
20
9
27
13
26
31
3# June 13
1# May 11
2 # Apr, 24
4 # Jan.
18
June 23
June 15
# Mar. 24
May 19
June
1# June 14
1
May 31
13# June 16
14
June 26
June
2
Unlisted Dept.
3,712
253
1,163
359
970
12,589
1,052
613
17,122
1,237
1,535
3,075
140
6,283
1,684
JL.ooq:
•
6,188
American Radiator
*
928 Amer Tel & Tel Co..
2,098
1,535
1,353
20,220
2,556
2,749
41,591
3,715
3,718
8,388
13# Sale
100
Bendix Aviation Corp..
Borden Co
118
4.847
t.on
1554
Consolidated Oil Co
General Foods Corp
11#
33#
9#
19#
28#
20#
Standard Brands inc
aianaaro nranqg Inc
Option sales,
r
.*
......*
*
*
*
Sale"
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11# Sale
20#
zU# Sale
..*
*
Sold for cash,
Sale"
4#
National Dairy Prod Corp..*
a
12# June
118
June
17# June 30
131
June 13
x
Ex-dividend,
14
1054
20#
32#
23#
12#
26#
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
19# June 27
33
25
918 Purity Bakeries Corp
*
13,972 Socony-Vacuum Corp.....25
No par value,
17# Sale
126# Sale
15# June
Borg Warner Corp com
10
Commonw & Southern Corp *
Kelvlnator Corp
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kroger Groc & Bak Co
Sale
5
June
14#
2#
11#
33#
June
36# June 28
20# June 27
June
June 12
June
June 27
38# June 12
12# June 26
8#
18#
28#
19#
20#
10#
18#
June
June
June
June
2
21# June
32# June 29
June
25
June
22# June 26
14# June 27
28# June 29
June
June
June 29
6# Feb.
Apr.
12# May
20# Jan.
11# May
88
1
Mar.
5# Jan.
24
Jan.
3#
8#
17#
13#
7#
6#
14#
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
17# June 30
131
June 13
19#
36#
20#
6#
June 27
15
June 27
June 28
June 27
June 12
38# June 12
12# June 26
2
21# June
June 29
Feb.
8*
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
23# May 27
14# June 27
28# June 29
June 29
'/■
San Francisco Stock Exch.
RECORD
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN
Jan. 1 to June 30
Jan. 1 to June 30
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
STOCK
Jan. 3
In
Since
June.
Jan. 1.
BONDS
1933.
S
1935 102%
8,000 Associated Oil Co 6s
30
1935
2,000 Atlas Diesel Eng Co 6s
1,000 Calif Gas & Elec Corp 5s.1937 105
Calif Ore Power Co 6%..1942
1,000
1940 "61"
105,000 Calif Packing Corp 5s
1960
2,000 Coast Co G & E Co 5s
53
219,000 Emporium Capwell 5 %s—1942
3,000 Gt Western Power Co 5s. 1946 100
Ins Exch Bldg Co 6s...1931-44
2,000
2,000 Langendorf Un Bak 6%s_1941 "75%
12,000 Los Ang Gas & Elec Corp 6s'42 105
5%%
1947
2,000
5%s
1943
2,000
534 s
1949
6,000
102%
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sals Prices.
Sale Prices.
102 % Mar. 15 103
30
22% Jan. 21
102%
_
_
Lowest.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Sale Prices.
June 30.
1.
June
i
Ask.
Bid.
,
1,000
12,000
17,666
2,000
1,000
2,000
1932.
$87,600
929,000
$80,000
600,000
-
PRICES IN JUNE.
FRANCISCO
EXCHANGE
SAN
AGGREGATE SALES.
June
329,826
3,372,686
$/iares_l,509,755
4,652,468
1933.
Bond Sales.
1932.
1933.
Stock Sales.
June----
35
.
97% June 20
97% June 20
"64" "85" Sale" "87" "88%
86
1
June
1
4
Jan.
13
May
5
June 20
June
1
100 % Jan. 21 100% Jan. 21
68*4 June 28
50% Mar. 31
6 102% June 20
94% May
3 68% June 28
102% June 30 102% June 30
Feb.
27
"82""
June
65% June
67%
65% Sale
55
85
Jan.
102 % May
5 102
97
97 % June 20
86
4
63% Jan.
32% Feb.
2
Feb.
23
11
Feb.
23
9
_.
82
85
80
103% June 13 103% June 13
9
100% June
9 100% June
82
108%
100%
100%
105%
102
Apr. 12
9
100% June
98% Apr.
3
100
Apr. 12
Feb.
June
June
Jan.
9
9
21
-
13,000
1,000
3,000
7,000
2,000
2~,006
"i',666
STOCKS
20,285
39,223
30", 732
10,688
25
5,336
127
4,127
42,057
16,855
1,175
120
30,857
3,327
4,493
20
23,299
70
851
210
105,083
1,734
104
6,815
45
96,409
5,150
1,390
'
7,514
137
1,618
20
19,252
2,035
235
994
26,916
4,795
230
925
2,745
59
65
June
107
108
June
14 108% June 24
190
1,695
•
'v.'
103% June
65% June
5
6 103% June
90
98
June 12
98
June
7
June 20
80
95
90
June 20
93
105
103%
June
June 29 105
29J
6
Feb.
Jan.
18
May 29
Feb.
June
6
95
103
Jan.
Jan.
5
96%
98
"71% III"
13%
13
caP-J®
cap
1*
1,383 El Dorado OH Works cap..
15,416 Emporium Capwell cap
678 Fireman's Fund Indem cap 10
17,337 Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
475 First Nat Corp of Portland A *
57.360 Food Machinery Corp com..*
10
3,775 Foster & Klelser com
Galland Mercantile Laundry
common (capital) ........*
1,299
*
1,845 General Paint Corp A
18
1%
19%
1%
14%
1%
1%
2%
145
157%
1%
2%
1%
1%
-»-
"
5% Sale
132% 137
4%
5
3% Sale
9
.%
14%
65
30%
Sale
20
30
Sale
18
70
Sale
20% Sale
12
20% Sale
240
1% Sale
7
8
6%
7%
11%
3%
2
18
14
43% Sale
"5%
1
1%
25
32%
5
1
......
3
If
7o
5
-----
%
22
Sale
73
May 16
May
6
1
23
95
May 16
90
June 12
8 105% Jan.
30
Feb.
20
Mar. 23 106% Jan.
12
92% May
81
102
Apr. 24
13%
46
93
Sale
15
Sale
Sale
45
Sale
10
15
Sale
4%
6% Sale
1%
1%
4%
6%
8
10%
1%
6%
9
26%
29
capital.....10
3,426
11,023 Honolulu Oil Corp Ltd cap.*
50
1,517 Honolulu Plantation cap
5,089 Hunt Bros Packing Co cl A..*
1,750 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap. 15
Calif
38% Sale
20
23
22%
1,070 Investors Assn The (capital)*
1,756 Jantzen Knitting Mills com.*
23
20
June
16
19
June
15
24% June 28
21% June 19
68% June 13
23% June 28
11
June 21
12
185
6
72
June 23
June
17
17
June
2
June
2
June
June
1
2
June
16
June
7
39% June 13
June
7
38
2
8
43% June 19
11% June
8
5% June
14
June
33
31% June
7
Sale
6%
4
1
June 13
June
7
6% June
1% June
1
1
4% June 14
8% June 19
June
June 23
iiH
Jan.
6
Jan.
6
24% June 28
21% June Id
79
Jan.
27
1J
Apr. 25
13% May 18
6% June 10
19
June 23
46
June
1
26% Mar. 25
May 11
Mar. 20
June
Apr.
Apr.
5
June
22
1
June 22
44% June 13
27% Jan.
6
45
Apr. 21
26
40
43
6
13% June
3
June
1
8
June 15
6
10
5% June 24
6
June 13
10
Feb.
13
6
26
19
5
3
33% June
4% June
1% June
10% June
3% June
6% June
10% June
14%
45%
8%
6%
14
June 28
12% Mar. 31
14% June 12
2% June 22
26
7
Jan,
4
1
6
85
31
10
9%
5
Jan.
June
6
% June
12% June 19
22% June 28
Jan.
June
4
2
2
18% June
4% June 23
Feb.
7
Apr. 21
22
2
June
22
Mar.
Apr.
Mar. 30
37
3
Sale
June 13
1
1
27
14
2
June 12
6
1
11% June
8
14% June 12
2% June 22
46
43
42%
5% June
23% June 28
Feb.
2
10 215
6
June 12
7
15 39% June 13
15 38
June 13
7% Mar.
6% June 10
June 23
25
Sale
3%
June
19
41%
Sale
-----
6
16
14
2
215
10
40
Mar.
June 28
30
Jan.
25
1
6
10%
2%
1
7
66
June
1% June
40
10
10
23
5
19
28
14
28
June
12
4%
6
1%
1%
8%
9%
2% Sale
4% Sale
Mar. 23
Mar. 20
June
2
June 15
June
12% Sale
2%
2%
27
8%
8
23 % 'une
3
55
May
4
20
Jan. 10
3
June
8
9
6 % June 13
27 152% Jan.
5
1% Feb. 28
1
Mar. 30
20
6
19
10%
12% Sale
1%
1%
32%
3%
Sale
Feb.
11
_
18
22% 23% 20 %
205
217% 225
4%
5% Sale
32
Sale
23%
32
22% June
June
4% June
% June
12% June
22% June
77% June
25% June
Feb.
June
June 23
1
June
llH
69
2
June 13
2
101
4% June 23
% Jan. 28
% Jan.
4
12
Mar. 18
74
May 23
8% Mar.
1
63
Apr. 24
13
Apr. 10
15
June 16
5% Feb. 27
13
May
2
57
May
1
20
14
-6-
$
1
18%
67
vVi
4*|
June
64
17
220
6
77% June 14
20% June 16
68%
4% Sale
27% Sale
27% Sale
5% June
3% June
75
16
June 12
4% June
23%
77
June
June 28
6% June 13
140
11% Jan. 14
May
4
May 26
Apr. 10
12' May 11
55
81
30
71
66
205
3
June
23%
-----
23% Sale
20
20%
.....
4%
6
o
17
6% Sale
13%
18
75%
79
8
15% June
4% June
131% June
30
17
9
23% Sale
70
23% June
16
9% June
1% June
17% June 29
18
18
2
20
78
20
J*
66
10
17%
17%
d*
84
200
Sale
5
Sale
%
12%
4%
4%
2%
'%
6%
145
140
Sale
5
1
-----
5%
Sale
16
83
12]
10% Sale
2% Sale
25
-
17% June
100
75
Sale
1%
15'*»
14
21% Sale
18%
100
60
*
B
*
62,720 Golden State Ltd cap
10,874 Haiku Pineapple Ltd com. .20
Preferred
......25
435
2,309 Hale Bros Stores, Inc, cap..*
Hawaiian Commercial AcSugar
Co., Ltd, capital
25
8,411
June 24
Apr.
96%
...
No par value
3
May
105%
105%
115 California Water Serv preflOO
7,227 Calif West States Life Ins.. 10
Voting pool......
10
1,875
381,828 Caterpillar Tractor cap
*
•
5,616 Clorox Chemical A
1,391 Coast Cos Gas 6c El 1st pf 100
Consol Chemical Industries
Inc class A partic
ret...
26,011
345 Crocker First Nat Bk SFcaplOO
Crown Zeller com vot tr ctfs *
170,926
Preference series A
*
10,826
Preference series B
*
4,385
385
5
Jan.
Mar
65% June
85
...
1,356
5
May
Apr.
Home Fire 6c Marine Insur
1,323
5,189
Jan.
44% May
Apr.
103
25.486 Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
Preferred
20
5,200
*
145 Calaveras Cement Co com
40.487 California Copper cap..-..10
3,642 Calif Cotton Mills cap...100
*
5,314 California Ink Co Inc A
187 Calif-Ore Power 7% pref.100
of
Mar. 20
53
31
Jan.
9
June
9 104
104%
18
Co
Jan.
14% Jan. 18 40% Mar. 22
76% May
5 81 % Mar. 17
Apr. 20
102
Apr. 20 102
104
106% Sale
2®
77.359 Anglo-Calif NatT Bank
17,715 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com capl°
40 Associated Oil Co capital..25
9,904 Atlas Imperial Diesel Eng A *
1,431 Bank of Calif Nat Assn caplOO
*
13,409 Bond & Share Ltd cap
63,171 Byron Jackson com cap
*
814
45%
73 % June 28
81
June 19
71% Jan. 19
75% Apr. 13
16
40
564
19
85
cap..*®0
148,845 California Packing
June
Par
Alaska Juheau Gold M
45 Alaska Packers Assn
81
19
25
52
42
65
1,000
1938
21,000 Ry Equip & Rlty Co 6s
4,000 S J Lt & Power Corp 6s..1952
5s
1957
2,000
5,000 Union Oil Co of Calif 6s._1942
Shares.
Shares.
80
1935
Paraffine Cos Inc 5s
15,000
1,000
16
June
81
52%
42%
33
12
1952
5s
8,000
28
73% June 28
73% June 29
76
73%
72% Sale
16,000 Market Street Ry Co 7s.. 1940
5,000 Mercantile Amer Rlty 5s. 1951
1945
67,500 Miller & Lux Inc 6s
7s.
1935
19,500
21,000 Nor Amer Invest Corp 5s. 1947
2,000 North Calif Pow con 5s. .1948
Orpheum Theatre & Rlty Co
6s
1946
1,000
1942
1,000 Pacific Elec Ry Co 5s
1942
19,000 Pacific Gas & El Co 5s
6s.
1941
10,000
5%s
1952
9,000
5s
1955
2,000
1936
8,000 Pacific Pub Serv Co 5s
11,000 Pacific Tel & Tel Co 5s...1937
June 26
15% June 21
June
15
10% June
2
8% June 13
7% June 13
3H
3:; Apr.
-
18
June
i?
8% Feb. 24
Mar. 31
2
Feb.
3
5
Apr. 18
30
2% Mar. 15
2
Apr.
8
6
June 26
June 19
5
5
3
Apr. 29
June 26
15% June 21
June 15
10% May 29
7
May 26
43
June 13
June 13
PRICES
FRANCISCO
EXCHANGE
SAN
AGGREGATE SALES.
Jan. 3
In
Since
June.
Jan. 1.
STOCKS
195
4,332
369
330
1,325
63,375
;; 1,250
Par.
12,879 Langandorf United Bak cl A *
Class B_
*
3,354
Lelghton Industries Inc(The)
class B voting tr certifs—*
19
11,84 Leslie-Calif Salt Co capital.*
4,469 L A Gas & Elec Corp pref—100
555 Lyons-Magnus Inc A
*
B
1,325
114,069 Magnatox Co Ltd capital...*
3,186 Magnln & Co (I) common
*
5
185
100
Preferred
300
137
12,959
382
70
205
17,670
1.229
2,390
7.230
381
45,073
21,821
6,268
8,970
3,357
33,463
28,838
1,833
11
3*$
%
12
.
21,707
615
945
17%
14
3
91
8
5
1
:.,%
% Sale
m ah
57% 70
113
1,301
First
130
10
268
Preferred
aeries 1
948
Preferred
1
Ys
5Yx
% Sale
5%
6
73
95
60
1%
2% Sale
33,620
19,140
74
i
53
B
Prior preferred
13 Yx June 12
5 Ys June 13
4% Feb. 29
3 % June
2
June 19
June
5
June 23
June 28
% June 19
26% June 28
3% June
%
17 Ys
87%
5%
1
92
June 24
5 Ys June
.
6% June 15
2
Jan.
17
June
68
June
40
5
June 21
Feb.
June 29
Feb.
32
22%
June
26
June
25
20
June
23*$ June 22
Sale
17
Sale
3%
Sale
Sale
24
Sale
June
June
5
5
June
5% June
25% June
22 Ys June
m
June
!7%
Sale
Sale
1
Sale
June
20 Ys June
31Yx June
78% June
June
Sale
Yx
Sale
5
88
89
10
June
12
June
29
2
% Sale
*1
¥
Sale
18
11
1 Yx
Yx
18
Sale
Sale
Sale
%
%
%
%
1
June
4
15
June
65
50
65
50
June
9
95
16%
79
76
June
15
62
June
32
60
1
2% Sale
.100
7%
X
%
%
com *
2
Sale
60
70
30
70
31
65
Socony-Vacuum Corp cap..25
11
Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).lOO
26 Ys
1
15
June
1
61
June 23
6
8
2 Ys June
8
6% June 28
55
June
2
11*$
Sale
6%
7%
4Ys Sale
Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A..*
*
B
33 %
1,995 Teleph Investm't Corp cap.20
31
290
500 Thomas Allec Corp class A._*
44,541 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co com *
2
Preferred..
24*$
42
4%
H
3
3H
42 H
39
100
...
5
4
Spring Valley Co Ltd capital *
Stand Oil Co of Calif capital *
865
4,839
1,512,276
54
5H Sale
Transamerica Corp capital. _*
Sale
26
2
7 Ys
3*$
Sale
L3*$
13 Yx
il% Sale
7%
8
5Ys
6 Yx
6% Sale
16% Sale
2
1
4% June
3
31% June 16
28%
2%
8Vs
30
3%
Sale
24% June
2% June
7 Ys June
Sale
39
June
6 % June
50
42% Sale
6% Sale
7 Yx
Sale
11*$ June
21
June
5
16
7% June
4 Ys June
61
9% Sale
1H
VA
136,893 Union Oil Co of Calif cap..25
16,755 Union Sugar Co common..25
80
18,803
115,024
25% Sale
United Aircraft AcTransp—*
pf.100
2,061 WellsFargoBk Ac UnTrcap 100
400
At
Western
18,126
43,923
Co (Raphael)
Sale
16
31% Sale"
34%
220
H
19
18
Sale
17
90
June
90
June
Ys June
210
14% Sale
10 Ys June
90
Sale
J10
%
-----
Sale
%
10
........
7H
50
1
Sale
10 Yx
Sale
1H
Sale
Jan.
4
June 21
3% June 13
Feb.
6
June 15
8
June
8
2Ys June
6% June 28
6
55
June 19
97
Jan.
20
62
june
14
Feb.
June 13
2^f
23
23
12
20
6
25
16
25
5
27
June
1
June 28
.8*
June 26
61
Mar. 27
61
June 23
14% June 26
31% June 28
June 13
31
Feb.
'
June
17
36
June
94
Jan. 26
16
% Mar. 22
90
165
June
June 30
Feb.
June
13
19
June 28
20
3% May 13
9% June 26
June 28
51
June 13
Apr. 21
h
Feb.
oune
June 28
June
5
June
6
13
210% Jan.
5
Apr.
Ys June
14% June 26
5% Feb.
15
14 % June 26
Feb.
28
1% Feb. 28
% June
3
26
16
14
6
10
1
17
Pipe A Steel of Calif
common
30
Jan.
Feb.
22% Apr.
2% June
'SYs Feb.
24
Apr.
4% Mar.
5
Apr.
9% Feb.
1 % Mar.
11 % Apr.
June 28
20% June
4% June
36
June 29
Jan.
June
June 29
2
9% June 26
51
June 28
8% June 13
16 % June
3 Ys June
16
June
June
30
12
12
June 26
8
__
12
June
1
16
11
16
13
Jan.
15
16
Jan.
June
18
zlH
2 % June
190
Sale
2
Sale
4 Yx
4
17
Jan.
4
11
9
10
Jan.
June
6
3
6 90%
25 110
27 26 Ys
20
13
30
Sale
90
195
800 West Amer Finance Co pf-.lO
80 Weill
4
190
94
620
30
20 Ys
4
16% Sale
15
.25
Preferred...........
565
I*
18
Jan.'24
4
10 Transcon'lAir Trans Inc cap*
44,413
4,285
Jan.
25% Jan.
June
o
37
-
June 13
5
'-6 ■;'//; May
31
28
38% Jan.
50
Apr.
53
Apr.
6Yx Feb.
11% Feb.
4% Jan.
4% May
2 Yx Apr.
13
June
16% June 21
9 Ys June 13
May 13
May 25
% Jan. 27
2% June
1
June 28
June
12
June 28
75
June 26
June
18
23
6
6
7
31
31
31
8
37% Feb.
June 23
14%
31%
8%
6%
8
_
60
19
79% June 16
62
June 14
1% June 13
2% June
1
9% June 28
55
June 26
65
56
6
June
June
48
5
9 Ys
Sale
1%
14
June
7
June
3
15
79
series A. 100
3% June 13
1
June 13
14
June 15
13
June 29
5%
8
June 21
June
6
1
June
50
45 Sierra Pacific El Co pref__100
21,459
2,037
448,518
3
99*$
8%
9%
Ys June 29
Sale
6%
15
39,992
14
67
June
14
Sale
Sale
Class
6
12
23
June
48
11,022
140,658
8,864
2,040
1,925
198,787
Jan.
o
3% June 13
4.
68,999 Shell Union OH Corp com..*
406
5% % cum conv pref....100
135 Sherman Clay & Co pr pf.100
2,002
33,097
3,058
1,186
1,015
6
2
June
$
June
May 27
23% June 22
Feb.
June
13
June 12
June
June
105
107%
20 Ys June
25% Sale"
13 Ys June
14%
15Vx
%
H June
26
10
H Jan. 31
Yx Feb. 24
22
88
June 21
1
12
June
June 17
68
40
5
Apr.
Apr.
May
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
May
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
May
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
June
Mar.
3%
%
3%
20%
21%
19%
25%
77
13
17
June
2
15
3%
2 Ys
1%
16% June 21
9% June 13
6'
2
June
Mar. 21
12
June 28
8
5 Ys June
12% June
33
2%
1
6% June
5
72
June 20
2 % Jure
7
2
June
7
6 % June 15
June
June
65
28%
3
9
% Feb.
32% June
5
2
98% Jan. 30
5% June
2
1% June 19
2% Jan.
Sale
xl'ti
lH
H
% June 19
26 % June 28
Feb.
Sale
291
22,684
June
60
2% June
7
2
June
7
6% June 15
1% June
June
June 20
72
June 19
5% June 13
Ys Mar. 30
3% Feb. 25
5
6% June
13 % June 12
June 19
Feb. 24
May 16
June 28
1
1% June 19
1
June
2
June
Ys June
5% June
71
%
11%
83%
5 Yx
26
*
Preferred
10
1
2
10 % June
24
preferred—....._..*
3,850 Schleslnger Ac Sons cl A
10
Highest.
Sale Prices.
2
69
......
457
65
2Yx
Lowest.
Sale Price.
Prices.
38
5
2.„....__*
Convertible preferred....*
65
1,645 Rainier Pulp Ac Pap cl A com *
45,870 Richfield OH Co of Calif com •
Preferred....
.....25
28,119
1
1,217 Roos Bros Inc common
Series A preferred...
237
100
,,
241 San Joaq Lt Ac Pr prior pf.100
50
80
-2 Yx
1
2
6%
Sale
Sale
6%
5
scries
225
26 Yx
92
25
Sale
—~
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
_*
Class
40
20
88 %
5
Sale
6
5
Ys
.
180
2,610
3%
......
494
;
13%
Sale
2
i
92% Sale
4
5%
6,852 Marchant Cal Mach Co com 10
8 Market Street Ry Co com.. 100
Prior preference
920
100
Mercantile Amer Realty Co
870
preferred 6% cumul
100
*
21,569 Natomas Co capital
1,888 North Amer Inv Corp com.100
490
6% preferred...........100
703
5%% preferred..
..100
34,983 North Amer OH Consol cap. 10
2,682 Occidental Insurance cap..10
3,513 Oliver United Filters Inc A__»
B__
•
10,090
1,909 PaauhauSugarPlantCo capl5
219,490 Pacific Gas & Elec Co com.25
139,272
6% 1st preferred........25
37,733
5%% 1st preferred
..25
*
61,323 Pacific Lighting Corp com
$6 dividend pref
*
15,529
45,050 Pac Pub Serv com non-vot—*
First preferred
67,457
*
8,804 Pac Tel Ac Tel Co common. 100
Preferred
............100
3,239
41,512 Paraffine Cos, Inc., com
*
2,360 Phillips Petroleum Co cap__*
1,610 Plg'n Whistle Corp partlc pf *
420 Ry Equip & Rlty Co Ltd cl A *
3,984
:> 8
7
1
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
June 30.
June 1.
Ask
Bid.
-
25
;
1933.
Shares.
5,576
3,319
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN JUNE.
Price
STOCK
Shares.
67
SAN FBANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
JULYj 1933.]
Yellow A Checker Cab Co—
(Consolidated) cl A ser 1
50
•No
par
4H
2%
1%
4
value.
Los
Angeles Stock Exch
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK
1933.
Stock Sales.
June
Shares
515,838
Jan. 3 to June 30
1,667,099
Jan. 3 to June 30
-
$14,000
141,000
$8,000
131,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 3
In
Since
June:
Jan. 1.
3,000
5,000
1932.
1933.
June
PRICES IN JUNE.
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
aggregate sales.
$
222,508
1,605,344
EXCHANGE
Bond Sales.
1932.
BONDS
1933
Bid.
-
1,000
3,000
2,000
20,000
1,000
1,000
2,000
1,000
2,000
1,000
3,000
4,000
1,000
1,000
12,000
17,000
12,000
2,000
8,000
7,000
23,000
3,000
4,000
Great Western Power 5a. 1946
Alt.
June 30.
Bid.
Ask.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
104
102
L A Gas 8c Electric 6a
1947
5%s
1961
5a
58
104
96*$
"62""
98
Jan.
13
10
Jan.
20
Jan.
24
Jan.
24
Mar.
62%
1
Mar.
Feb.
98
104% 105*$
6
1
Jan. 23
Mar.
1
Feb,
6
Feb. 27
Jan. 24
47
50
47
Feb.
27
18
Jan.
24
60
20
63
43
1942
61
May
5
Jan, 23
May
Jan.
23
Jan.
25
12
6
17
Jan.
Jan.
20
18
4%s
1952
1957
100 % 101*$
104
105
94
95*$
103*$
104*$
97*$
5s
1942
102
103*$
104%
Apr.
Apr.
Pacific Light & Power 5s. 1942
So Calif Ediaon 5a
1951
105
106
107
Jan.
104
104
104
104*$
104*$
104*$
102%
102%
102%
Mar.
101
102
100
Jan.
88
89
88
Feb.
5%s
5a
1952
5a
.1954
Southern Calif
Gaa5*$a.l952
4Hs
1961
So Calif Telephone 5a
1947
So Countlea Gaa 4 Ha....1968
Union Oil of Calif 6a
Prices.
13
1935
5s
Pacific Ga8 & Electric 5sl955
5a
Highest.
Prices.
Apr.
105
102% 102%
103
5a..1938
1940
lat ref 5a
Miller & Lux 7a
Pacific Electric Ry
95*$
1939
5a
L A Railway lat mtge
Lowest.
Jan.
101
1942
June 1.
1942
1945
!04^ 105%
88
89
1031$
86
May
2
Apr. 25
104
86%
87*$
105
"87*$
92%
1
"93"
104% June 12 104% June 12
83*$ June 14 83*$ June 14
20
15
5
Apr.
6
Jan.
17
Jan. 24
Feb. 10
Jan.
18
Jan.
20
Jan.
25
I Apr.
Mar.
4
June 12
1
Jan.
May
May
4
1
Jan.
20
24
May 25
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 3
In
Since
June.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
STOCKS.
500
Alaska Juneau Gold
Associated
2,600
56,600
1,041
3,200
1,700
2,040
13,300
165
2,300
250
Gas & Electric..*
1,400
2,400
3,300
...25
3
30
Barnsdall Oil Corp A
California Bank..
25
Elec Prod Ltd.*
2,900 Globe Grain
& Milling
5
998 Hal Roach Studios 8% pfd.25
...»
19,400 Hancock Oil Co A
11,500
internet Re-lnsur Corp
231 L A Athletic Club
2,600
900
'"687
6,262
18,300
9,600
L A Gas 8c Elec
200
"2",300
400
200
1,300
10,500
30,400
20,900
15,100
162
10
Pac Finance
...10
com
*
13,150
»
700
""266
72
3,700
16,700
V*
10
6
4
6
2,800
1,200
925* Sale
2 54
..25
25
25
com..
._*
.
Pacific Mutual Life Ins
Pacific Pub Serv
Preferred
..10
*
com
*
20
210
7
1454 Sale
16
15 54
5
300
125*
105*
295M
23
21
3954
9054
27
3154
23
78
2154
1154
154
91*
ts
23
554
654 Sale
954
854
54
7554
.....
12
2554
2354
215*
3254
80
Sale
1
l
2i g-
"72"
45
27
Security First Nat Bank...25
42
5
Shell Union
Corp
com
554
154
354
Sale
1
305
2
11
June
June
5
June 16
June 30
91
June 22
68
7
June 16
June 30
10 ^June
68
7
7
June
5
5* June 12
87
June 15
15*
Sale
Sale
19,700
106,300 Standard Oil of Calif
Preferred...
...
416 Title Insur & Trust Co
85
15
38
June 29
4
254 Feb. 24
June
7
June 12
June
June 30
95* Jan.
854 Apr.
854 Mar.
20
Apr.
215* Apr.
205* May
255* Mar.
77
May
June 28
June 29
June
June
June
""154
2
June
June 21
June 12
June 20
89
June
June 26
5*
152
254
8854
June 21
June
5
May 11
June 26
June
105 5* June
55* June
June
June
June
8
Sale
June
June
78
June
June
7
3
June
June
1
Sale
4
7
Sale
June
1
754 June
354 June
3
June
1
38
1
2154
21
84
2654 Sale
3354 Sale
15"
20
954 Sale
25
120
1654 Sale
754
"16"
June
June 29
June 15
June 24
June 22
84
3154 Sale
3554 Sale
225* June 15
3154 June 16
315* June 28
365* June 26
28
120
125
2054 Sale
4
9
30
June 21
20
10
14
June 28
"15"
105*
June 14
15
No par value
.
«'■
•-V
20
Jan.
11
June 21
June 12
June 20
June 26
Mar. 17
June 28
June
Jun3
June
Jan.
June
2
8
7
20
1
Jan.
30
Jan.
16
Jan.
11
June 28
May 17
May 17
June 26
3
5
11
Feb.
4
June
205* June 28
10
Jan.
27
654 June
1
10
13
Feb.
25
June 28
Feb.
May
20
25
4
June 12 125
Jan.
Jan.
7
5
Jan.
9
6
3
24
29
15
27
25
June
165* June
Mar. 27
5
10
120
6
Apr. 21
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
21
May
8354 Apr.
1154 Feb.
10
854 June 13
15
Apr.
June 30
35
Jan.
1
2254
195*
1754
215*
25
11
Apr.
June 29
Mar. 20
Mar.
June 30
June
7
25
29
21
1
18
18
1
31
28
Mar. 27
6
19
Sale
75* Sale
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
78
Apr.
6054 June
4654 Jan.
20
Apr.
2654 June 13
3354
2554
2254
2054
Mar. 17
254
15*
54
5*
13
215* June 23
84 '" June 28
"17"
13
4
June 16
June 28
954
5
2
22
107
42 54 June 12
954 June 28
85
654 Sale
110
200
7
3
June 28
June
2
9
23
10
21
16
7
24
9
30
9
June
20* Sale
25
1954
554 Sale
Mar. 17
June
21
Sale
8
26
5
85* June 29
954 June
6
854 June
1
23
2
Sale
9
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 27
6
June
26
19
25
12
30
Jan.
1
6
1
60
19
30
Apr.
Jan.
June 13
3954
Jan.
12
June
15
June 30
Jan.
25
1
21
Sale
May 26
May 16
1
2354
Sale
June 22
654 June
954 June
854 June
34
Sale
76*
9
Apr. 29
June 30
195* Sale
215*
215*
10
8
1
23
8
12
18
28
June
3
2154
21J4
22 54
90
8354
16
1554
2454 Sale
1054
25
554 June
Mar.
554 Jan.
35* Feb.
?* June
5* Apr.
825* Apr.
22
5
7
May 26
11
2254 Sale
656 Weber Showcase 8c Fix pfd__*
10
1,100 Western Air Express...
9
Mar. 28
12
June
June
Feb.
Sale
*
280 Union Bank & Trust Co..100
June
92
6
654 Apr. 29
6054 Feb.
6
June
Jan.
"215*
854
6
Feb. 28
June 21
5
315* June 12
24h June
5
2054 June
1
1954 June
6
25
1154 June 30
15* June 20
June
35* Sale
154 Sale
78
265
24
8
2554
Corp
May 31
May
4
3
May
4
554 Jan. 27
115* Jan.
4
254 Apr. 21
June 30
36.
4
Jan.
Jan.
6
554 June 29
2554
.*
Mar. 31
26
7
June 21
29
June 13
33
»
13
May 29
5 54 June
15
29
2154
88
2
255*
Sale
Sale
13
June
154 Mar. 27
25* June
Sale
23
21
1
Sale
Sale
100
9
1
Sale
6% preferred
25
554% preferred
25
400 So Calif Gas A pref
..25
6% pref
25
1,100
317 So Counties Gas 6% pref. 100
Southern Pacific Co
1454 June 21
June 15
175* June 12
5
June
5
June
3
June 7
June
2 310
3
2454
20 5*
"2654
162,500 Union Oil of Calif
1054 June
15
£y»
22
25
Feb.
Feb. 28
5
3154
..25
Transamerica
2
Sale
38
2,100 Taylor Milling Corp
2
June
954 June 30
May 23
Jan.
June 17
23% June
5
17
June 22
135* Apr. 18
3
Apr, 15
95* Mar. 27
23 54 June 30
315* June 21
3354 June 24
2
1154 June
June
June
32
58
30
Sale
25
7% preferred
154 J an. 20
3254 Apr. 18
365* June 15
2454 June 7
32
25
com
Original preferred..
7
June
1
25
Signal Oil-Gas A
So Calif Edison Ltd
*
25
25
3J4 Mar. 15
June 21
6
5
June 22
June 12
June 21
1
June 13
Sale
65* Sale
354 Sale
5* Sale
Sale
6054
14
6% prior preferred
100
120 Seaboard Dairy Cred pref. 100
5
Prices.
Apr.
14
June 30
7
Sale
33
87
80
10254 105
95*
1
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
554 Apr. 17
2354 June 12
25* June
5
42
24
154
454
354
154
2
75* June 16
1
3 y& June
38 54 June
4
June
90
Sale
154
1
Highest.
954 May 15
454
10
45*
854 Sale
954
854
1
...
413,600
25*
3
3854
iff
254 June
27
10654
25,400
10
42,300 Republic Pete Co Ltd
*
24,500 Richfield Oil Co com
Preferred
•
22,200
258 S Joaq Lt 8c Pw 7% pr pfd.100
100
1
10
22
2554
June
18
14
7
Sale
2
30 h
2454
89
"35]*
954 Sale
56
1
305*
24 54
100
com
100 Western Pipe & Steel
*
4
Pacific Western Oil Corp.. ,*
46,000
14,500
2,300
79,200
3,146
21,200
31,800
24,700
3454
30
10
Sale
35*
2
6
3154 3554
2354 Sale
80
65
6
25
new
Pacific Tel & Tel
•
5
Sale
90
154
25*
12
8
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
95*
54
Pacific Tel & Tel pref..... 100
;;v;
134
41,500
ifH
10
D_
com
1st
119 Pacific National Co
"loo
126,500
554
554
954
7554
Sale
33
2254
254
354 Sale
10
7154
m
274 Superior Oil com
100
87
12*
10
Pac Gas 8c Elec
1154
1554 Sale
25*
.3*
10
series
14
Sale
12
Preferred series C
Preferred
28
295
Preferred series A...
10
"23 5*
1154 Sale
6
10
common.
235*
310
290
150 Seaboard National Bank...25
18,300
1,141
2,500
7,600
3,900
if*
554 Sale
954
Corp
pref
554% preferred
Pac Lighting Corp
6% preferred
700
11
12,900
4,800
22 5*
27
Sale
3
Highest.
Sale Prices.
354 June 19
40
14
"ly<
Ask.
a
Sale
"4"
16*
Sale
3*
42
2354
ih
.119
20
5
165*
36
6
2154
85*
354
40
"3*
"I"
45,700
5,400
4,500
4,100
11,000
5,900
1,000
4,000
400
3 5*
154
37*
33
37
9
*
100
25*
10
300 Pac Amer Fire Ins Co
200 Pacific Clay Products
24",300
Sale"
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
June 30.
Ask. Bid.
Sale
1
Preferred
10
2,500
1,312 Mortgage Guarantee Co..100
154
600
10
6% pref...100
L A Investment Co..
500 Monolith Portl Cem
2,800
*
100
1,831 Goodyear Textile pref
1,309 Goodyear Tire & Rub pfd.100
598
70
25
400 Golden State Co Ltd
S
""79
1,950
*
357 Farmers 8c Merch Nat Bk.100
300 Food Machinery
*
T,666
^
10
*
52,000 Douglas Aircraft Inc
4,700 Emsco Derr 8c Equip Co.....*
57
154
Corp A
10
Broadway Dept Store pfd.100
Byron Jackson
*
100 Commercial Discount
13,700 Consolidated Oil
3,800
2,100
2,700
Bid.
18
Bolsa Chlca OH
21,900 Claude Neon
"
Ask.
100
Calif Packing Corp
25
334 Central Investment Corp. 100
*
6,300 Chrysler Corp
20
8,500 Citizens Nat Bank
270
70
Bid.
Min'g 10
50 Barker Bros pref
"""466
June 1.
1933.
Par.
61,000
13,000
1,600
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN JUNE.
LOS ANGELES
aggregate sales.
EXCHANGE
STOCK
ANGELES
LOS
68
25
Feb.
11
Jan.
31
Jan.
12
Apr.
28
Feb.
16
9
Feb.
June 28
Apr.
21
June 30
June 30
Jan.
June
Apr.
454 Apr.
100
Apr.
954 Feb.
25* Feb.
125* Feb.
10
May
4
15
3
18
28
2
25
26
7
June 21
I June 13
Feb.
24
June 28
June 28
Feb.
2
May 26
General
Quotations
OF BONDS AND STOCKS
In the earlier part of this
publication complete records of the dealings on the leading stock exchanges of
tho country, for the latest month and for the
calendar year t4» date, are furnished.
In this department of
General Quotations
to
combine in
comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions, not only
leading unlisted and inactive securities.
The following is an index
the different classes of securities
quoted;
those dealt in
we
one
the exchanges, but also
on
Page
Steam Railroad Bonds
Public Utility Bonds
.73
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds
Joint Stock Land Bank Stocks..
Federal Land Bank Bonds
8«alEstate Bonds.
nvestment
Pag*
69
....
Steam Railroad Stocks
Trust Stocks
and
Stocks and
Scrip..
.
.
....86-112
.80
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
.83
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Stocks..87
Industrial & Miscellaneous Stocks
87
Exchange Seats
85
United States and Municipal Bonds
Canadian Municipal Bonds...
Textile
92
Bonds
Page
insurance
Industrial & Miscellaneous Bonds
91
...91
..........Ill
......
75
Public Utility Stocks
86
Foreign Government Bonds
Manufacturing Stocks
Mining Stocks..
74
—87
.l>
..92
94
.
...93
.86
Quotations from all Stock Exchanges are as near as possible for the ctosino
day of the month preceding the date of issue.
As the New York Steck
Excaaage began with Jan. 2 1909 to quote all bond prices "and Interest," we have
adopted the same method and no longer employ a designating
mark to indicate the fact except where there is
a
deviation from this rule.
tcthe price, he must pay accrued interest in addition
the price includes the Interest,
should there
to
the price.
The reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter
"f" is prefixed
This, however, does not apply to income bonds or bonds in default, in which cases
be any.
The letter
"f" prefixed to oond prices depoces coat the quotation is a flat price—that
is, that the accrued interest forms part of the price, and
herefore the purchaser does not have to provide for It
separately in making payment.
As already stated in the case of income bonds and bonds in
default, the price is always "flat," and no designating mark Is employed to indicate the
fact.
(
Quotations for equipment bonds
are
Quotations for guaranteed stocks
thuo id)
are per
share.
All others
the
figures
are
on
average maturities
and dividend"; that is, the accrued dividend
are per cent except bank stock
It should be borne in mind in the
cases
based
are
obtained from
use
of these
which
sources
The following abbreviations are often used
prices, which
are
paid in addition
to
the
Stock prices marked
price.
quoted per share unless otherwise stated.
tables that the quotations for
are
be
must
many Inactive and unlisted securities are merely nominal, but in
al
considered reliable.
vis.; "M" for mortgage,
"g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end" for endorsed, "cons" for consolidated
conv" for convertible, "s f" for sinking fund. "1 g" for land
grant, "op" for optional.
The black-faced type In the letters showing the interest
period indicates the month when the bonds mature.
NOTICE.—All bond prices
Bonds
Bid
aro
Ask.
RAILBOAD BONDS
Adirondack 1st 4K» 1942
82
Akron & Barb Belt g 4s 1942. J*
Ak Oant & Youngst—
33
)
Great
33
2d g 4s 1948
)
86%
>
78%
90
81
Alabama N Orl TAP June—
"A" deb 5s g *40 red "10-M4
"O" deb g 5s Nov 1
1940-A^
Prior lien 6s 1948
Gen Income 6s Oct 1948.
Alabama & Vlckaburg Ry-
106
——«, 1•——'t » o o QKH
106
105
w
If
/
84 K
MAS
FAA
85%
57 H
50
)
28%
95 H
29
I
1998—AA )
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s 1995
Q- r
Eq tr 6s 1932-35 (s-a).-JAJ 1 5
West
Ark A Mem Ry Brge &
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
96
75
4s guar
30K
35"
75
85
Term—
70
)
94 H
94 %
7
82 %
1
86 H
86%
87%
)
80
)
81
82""
>\
)
3
Series B.
127
82
83
r
is
20
Ry-
Atlanta A Charlotte Air Line—
r
78
r
to
...A
M
5%s 1929 extd
May 1954
84^
>
42
80
J
1st
1938
1st ref gold 4s 1939
103 H
47
....
87
67%
69%
A
76%
b
hBasis,
f This price includes
6%
to
accrued
76%
5%
interest.
JAD
JAJ
4Ks July 1937-.
JAJ
4 He impt 1978
FAA
4s May 1 1934 gu N Y O.MAN
4s Way 1 1935 gu N Y O.MAN
3Ks Jan I 1951
JAJ
Ref 3%s 1952 gu N Y O..AAO
A; Last sale
(London
n
72
72
75^
75 %
75H
4s
5s
Feb 1
1955
ser
2
1937
76"
lky»
70
MAN
1st m 4 lis 1961 ser JJ
AAO
Eq 4%e 1934-1943 (yr)-.AAO
Bost A Maine (old) 4%»
JAJ
m
76
6.50
FAA
Aug 1942
FAA
July 1950JAJ
Equip 5 He 1932-1937 (yr) FAA
Eq tr 6s 1934-38 (year)-.-JAD
6.50
Wor Nashua A Roch 4-5s 1945
4s Oct 1 1934
AAO
72
85
65%
68
32
Gen m 6s '33 extd to *38-JAJ 15
Brook A Mon 2d 6s 1938
JAD
Brun A West 1st 4s 1938
JAJ
Buffalo Greek 1st 5s 1941—.JAJ
37
25
00%
80
83
72
JAJ
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh—
General 5s g 1937:
MAS
MAN
K 1933 (s-aj
FAA b
Buff A Susquehanna RR Oorp—
Eq 6s
56
5%
6.50
Bos A N Y A L 1st 4s g 1955-FAA
Boston Rev Beach A Lynn—
1st m 4%u July 15 1947.JAJ15
1961
70%
5%
66
50
.
1st ref 5s
77
76
4s
3s
75
72
-
ser
90
61*4
95
6.00
5.50%
62
1st 4s Dec 30 1963JAJ
Burl Oedar Rapids A North—
70
73
Oon 1st A coll tr 5s g '34. _AAO
Butte Anaconda A Pac 5s'44 FAA
Cam A Clear—1st 5s g 1941-JAJ
85
59
60
66
70
95
Gen M g 4s 1955
FAA
Oambria A Ind 1st 4 He '68..JAJ
87 %
75
85
Albany 5s Oct '63.-JAJ
72
72
Oon g 4 Ks 1957
96
Belvidere DA 1st 3Hs 1943--JAJ
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s 1944. JAD
Birm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.MAS
Boonville St L A Sou 5s *51-FAA
5s June 1942
5s July 1 1938
86%
80 %
70
80
Boston A
85
83
MAN
54
ser
tr 5s 1934-38 (yr)
FAA
tr 6s *34-'35 (yr).._JAJ 15
(Ind'p'lis)—
67
r
Atlantic Ooast Line RR—
1st cons 4s July 1 1952...N
Gen unif
5%
to 5%
to 5%
to 5%
to 5%
Beech Or 1st 4s g gu 1936—JAJ
2d guar gold 6s 1936
JAJ
Beech Ork Ext
3Ks 1951--AAO
Belt RR A Stk Yds
as
W
to
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39--FAA
Bat Greek A S 1st gu g 3s '89 JAD
Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938
JAJ
92 %
91
)
i
6s.
tr 4%» 1934-40 (yr)-.MAN
tr 4Kb '34-'41 O (yr)-.FAA
tr 5s 1934-37 (yr)
FAA
Piscat Div g 5s Jan 1943..AAO
St Johns Riv Ext
gu 5s '39-FAA
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43.AAO
99
05%
98
1
1st
66
65 %
S W Dlv 1st 6s 1950
JAJ
Toledo A Oin Div 4s 1959—JAJ
Bangor A Aroostook—
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943
JAJ
Oons refund g 4s 1951
JAJ
Medford Ext 5s 1937.1 ..MAN
81^
98%
94%
96%
Ifx 117
r
Atl Knox A Nor 1st 5s 1946.-J
Atlanta A St Andrews Bay—
§I^
76
Refund gold 4s 1941...MAN
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe—
tthens Terminal
56^
Pittsb Lake Erie A W Va—
85
)
Stamped
96
Ref A gen 5s 1995 series A.JAD
Ref A gen 6s 1995 series O.JAD
Ref A gen 5s 2000 ser D—MAS
5s series F 1996
58
49
86 %
94 %
AAO
72
5s Apr 1944
1st
90
Ask.
12
5s June 1945
5s Jan 1946
85
AAO
Alleghany Corp—
Bid.
5s May 1943-^.——w..—..
5s Mar 1942.-.-..—
5s Jan 1943-..-...
6s May 19401st m 5s 1967 ser AO
MAS
1st M West Ext g 5s 1938 MAN
Baltimore A Ohio—
Oonv 4Ks 1933
Oonv g4Ks 1960
Bonds.
Boston A Maine (new) 5s Sept '41
4s-5s April 1947
70
1949--AAO
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s. 1947-.AAO
Aus A NW 1st 5s g 1941
JAJ
Augusta Union Stat 4s 1953-JAJ
Baft A Harris g 5s 1936
MAN
1st M 4s g July 1 1948
1st M 5s July 1 1948
)
5%
5%
II*
II*
JAJ
65
)
to
to
Atl A Yad 1st gu g 4s
18
7
14
3
I
Al &
Ask.
Atl A Danville 1st 4s 1948...JAJ
Southern-
"B" deb g 5s *40 red '10-Mt
Bid.
Eq 6s 1934-1935 (yr)__.JAJ 15
Eq 4%e 1934-'41 E (yr).FAA
Atlantic Ooast Line of S O—
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948
JAJ
83
>
Alabama
Bonds.
Atlantic Ooast Line RR (Concl)
J
guM
"and Interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
Oanada Atl 1st 4s 1955--— -JAJ
Oanada South 5s 1962 ser A. AAO
Oan Nat Rys 4Hs gu 1954-MAS
90
94
67%
70
4He guar 1956
20
25
82
83%
72
94
90
61
61
Nominal.
93
64%
90%
sSaie price.
57
93
91
MAS
..FAA
91%
91
JAJ
JAD
01%
01%
91%
91%
91%
94%
95%
92
91%
04%
07
96
08%
95%
07
7.50
to 6.50
...
7.50
to 6.50
7.50
to 6.50
102%
105%
JAD
...JAJ
10-yr g 4 He Feb 15 1935-FAA
Winnipeg Term 4s 1939
JAJ
5%
52
4fis guar 1955
—JAD 15
40-jt 5a guar 1970
-FAA
5a guar 1969
JAJ
5s guar 1969
AAO
Eq tr 6a 1935
MAN b
Eq tr 4KS 1934-1942 (gu) MAN b
Eq tr 4K8 1934-45(ann)_. JAD b
Canadian Northern—
3 F deb 7s 19403 F deb 6Ks 1946
90"
77
Eq tr 5 He 1934-38 (year) MAN b
4He guar 1957...
4He guar 1968—
4Hs guar 1951
86
83
87
103 %
98
r
89
105%
08%
HOTIOB.—All bona prices are "and Interest" except where
GanxdianN W4%a Oct 221943—
Canadian Pacific—
67 %
l§y*
87
82
90
62
76%
75%
99%
M&S
95
Oaro Cent lat g gu 4a 1949..J&J
Oaro Clinch & Ohio 5a 1938.. J&D
100 %
95%
5.50%
5.50%
19
6 50
6 50
96%
Q9
6a 1952 aer A.J&SD15
m
75
90
40
56'
55%
-
b
Central Pacific—
let ref 4a g guar 1949
F&A
lat g guar 4a Oct 11954—A&O
Guar g 5a 1960
F&A
European loan 4s 1946.M&S
M&N
Cent RR & Bkg 5a 1937
Central Vermont Ry—
if*
14%
10%
10%
15%
8%
8%
8%
10%
25
M&N
Chicago & Eastern Illlnola—
mm —
-mm.
28
4.75
84
85
78
83
40
53
105 H
x8i*
V
4.50
5a
non-pay Fed Inc tax
Gen M 5a '87 atpd inc tax M&N
GenM4%a'87atpdinc taxM&N
Gen M 4 %s'87 stpd inc tax M&N
Sinking fund deb 5a 1933.M&N
15-year 6Ha Mar 1936—M&S
lat & ref 5a May 2037
J&D
lat & ref 4Ha May 2037.-J&D
lot & ref 4%s May 20370 J&D
Conv g 4%a 1949 aer A—M&N
13.50
18
9%
9%
8.50%
East Tenn Va & Georgia—
9%
9%
63
71
103
9n
91..
4.10%
4.10%
lat 6a 1910 ext at 4%
Income 5s 2862
66"
59%
41
4.50
4.10%
4.10%
4.10%
100
4.50
85*
95
97"
99%
74%
90
61
80
88
90
100
89%
48 H
8%
91%
89%
96
97
86
87
96
96H
14%
15%
51
75H
58
Eq tr 5s 1932-38 (yr)
A&O
1951--J&J
40 %
~9%
44%
44 H
18%
18%
68%
60'
67
67
71
71
"9%
9%
9
9
62
68
82 %
S8
40 %
31%
1977
aer
99%
103%
103%
97
86 %
48%
40%
31%
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
Canadian price
s Sale price.
85
82%
96
5s
25
-J&J
gold 1943
'
54%
10%
*69. J&D
1st & ref 5s 1974
Certificates of deposit
M&S
'
8
50
Eq 4%s '33 '35 G (a-a)-.-A&O
Eq 4%s *33-'41 H (a-a)..M&S
Fla So lat g gn 4a 1945
J&J
Florida West Sh 5a 1934--J&J
50
80%
,
o
Fonda Johnstown & Gloverav—
Gen ref gold
35
J&J
4s 1950
84
1st 5a 1938
Fort St Un Dept
Ft Worth & D O 6a 1921-
lat cona ref 4 %• '62 opt.
90
1
J&D
Det 4 %■ '41 J&J
60
90%
J&D
Ext at 5%% to 1961
Galv Houston & Henderson—
85"
Galveston Term 6a 1938
80
86
Frem Elk & Mo V 6« 1933--A&O
70
Genesee River 6a 1957
73%
6.75
5 25%
101
98%
99%
70
84%
96%
100%
A&O
M&S
J&J
Ga & Ala 6a Oct 1945
J&J
Ga & Ala Term lat g 5a 1948-J&D
Ga Oaro & N lat 5s g 1929--J&J
/
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934—
Georgia & Florida RR—
lat M 6a 1940 aer A
M&N
15*
10
20
ff
Deb 5a 1952
86%
Eq tr 4%a 1932-1939
A&O
s-a.M&N
1942—J&D
Gouv & Osw lat 5a g
Gr R & Ind ext 4%«
85
32
"%
Ctfs of deposit
—
Georgia Fla & Ala RR—
lat M & ref 6s 1952
F&A f
Ga Mid lat g 3a 1946A&O
Ga RR & Bkg ref 6a 1951—A&O
4a Jan 1 1947
J&J
Ga Sou & Ela lat g 5a 1945--J&J
86
78
77
lat M 5s 1933
87
2d 4a 1936
15
is*
77
45
10
10.50
b
¥
1941--.J&J
A&O
Grand Trunk Pacific—
68
83
80
84
?1*
90
93
85%
86
68
69
7.00
5.50%
96%
91%
72
55
M&S
Connecting Ry (Phila)—
lat, M gu 4a Mar 15* 51-M&S15
1st
5s 1951
M&S
Con Ry (New Hav) deb 4s '54 J&J
Deb 4s 1955.
J&J
Deb 4s 1955
A&O
Conn River gold 4s 1943
94
58%
50
50
J&J
50
'42-J&D
36
37
36%
37
32
35
J&J
lat 1 & ref g 7H« *36 aer A.J&D
lat 1 & ref 6a 1936 aer B—J&D
Imp & equip 5s I960
M&N
Dayton Union 4s 1949
J&J
Dawson Ry & Ooal 5s 1951.-J&J
Del & Bound Br 3Hs 1955-F&A
26%
24
32"
85
90
75
Grand Trunk Ry of Canada—
8Ink fund g deb
Deb g 6a Sept 1
95
94
15-yr g 5 Ha May 1 '37--M&N
Eq 6s Jan 15 *34-'35(yr) J&J15
6%
92%
D Riv RR & B gu g 4a
96
§1*
95
5%
38
42
42%
9%
12.50
57
59
46
94%
102
7a 1940--A&O
1930
M&S
100
98%
F&A
1950-J&J
4a % July 1 1950—J&J
67
70
8.50
Eq tr 6s Dec 14 *32-'43 (yr) ——
Grays Pt Term g 5a 1947—J&D
Great Northern—
Gen M 7a 1930 aeries A—-J&J
48
_
„
84
83%
'01 opt '41 - J&J
Stmpd (without July 1 1933
coupon)
—Gen M 5%s 1952 aer B—J&J
Gen M 5a 1973 aer O
J&J
Gen 4%a 1976 aer D
J&J
Gen 4%s 1977 aer E
J&D
Eq tr 4%a 1933-1939
M&S
Eq tr 4 Ha 1934-1940 D (yr) J& J
b
Eq tr oa 1933-1938 (yr)„M&S
Western Fruit Express
Eq 5s J'ne 15'32-v39 (yr) J&D
Eq
tr 4%s
Great Northern
81
83
73%
68%
65%
74%
69%
66
65 H
fit,
5.5i
to
5%
5%
5%
5.50
to
5%
5.50
Ry of Canada—
to
5
1932-1940.J&D
to
to
SI*
68
89
48
f2%
r
58
6
31
80
40"
20%
Bay & West debt certs A.
14
5
Deb ctfs B
22
—J&J
Guayaquil & Quito lat 5s '32 J&J2
1st M 6s 1958 ser
A
15
20
A&O
52
54
A&O
1st 5%s 1950 ser B
1st 5s 1950 Series O
49%
51
42
52
Gulf & Ship Island RR—
1st ref & term g 5s Feb '52.J&J
1st
mtge g 4s 1957 gu
R
Hocking
&
J&J
Portch—See N Y N
1st cons
gold 4%s
50
40
H & Ha rtford.
Valley Ry—
QQ
98%
1999...J&J
Eq tr 5s 1934-1938 (ann).A&(> 6 5% tc
Eq tr 5s 1934-1939 (yr)._.J&J b 5% to
Eq tr 6s '34-'35 (yr)_—-J&J 15 b 5% to
4.50%
4.50%
30
-J&J
42
Stamped (July 1 1933 cpn on)
Gulf 'Pennine 1 ot Mobile—
35"
15
83
6%
91
89
Gumtanamo & Western—
Harl
83
85
_
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
37
>
89
0%s 1930 series F
Grand Trunk West 4a £
Green
82
-
Cons 4s 1934 opt to 1914—A&O
Greenb Ry lstg gu 4s *40.-M&N
86
A&O
M&N
—
lat & ref g 4%s
101
Cuba RR lat g 5a 1952
1962--
.
76"
94
§1%
r
J&J
2nd 4s Gold Sterling 1955-A&O
1st 4a Feb 25 '3W Alg gu.M&N
lat 4a Feb 16 *42 Alg gu.M&N T
Gen 4a 1962 Can Gov gu.-J&J
M 3a
lat
74%
93
58
lat 5a Mar 1 1964
r
96%
M &N
1st con 4%s 1982
(May '32 and May r37 coup).
Fort Dodge Dea Moines & Sou—
Mortgage gold 4s 1995
J&D
Det R Tun 4Hs 1961 gu.-.M&N
edo & IrontonDetroit Tole
*
8%
8%
99
75%
F&A
lat 4a 1935--J&J
Certificates of deposit
Dea Plaines Val 4Ha 1947.-M&S
Det & Mack pr lien 4s 1995-J&D
6 Basis.
cons
Florida East Coast 4%a
lat g gu
1936-F&A
Denver & Rio Grande Western—
Gen income 5s Aug '55—F&A
Ref & lmpt 5s 1978 ser B.A&O
s Eq tr 4Ha 1933-42 (yr)..M&N
Denver & Rio Grande—
lat con g 4s 1936.—J&J
1st con g 4H« 1936
J&J
Denver & Salt Lake Ry
1st mtge 6o 1950
6l%
74
Col & Hock Val ext 4a 1948 A&O
lat & ref gold 4a 1943
51
53%
Amended
Deposit—
Deb 4s 1956 guar
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 5%s
59
72
O—A&O
4s 1940
67
58%
65
Eqtr6a 1934-35(year)—J&J 15
m
83%
,
68%
89%
Ref M g 4 Ha May 1 *35..M&N
General mt^e 4Hs 1980--M&N
Conv 5s 1935
73
65%
86
90"
5.25%
Delaware & Hudson—
71
69 %
1st
73""
76%
90M&N
'40-M&S
Equip to 6s 1933-1935
Olev Colum Cin & Indianap—
Gen cons gold 6s 1934
J&J
Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling—
Cons now lat 5s 1933—-A&O
Gen M 5s 1936
J&D
Oleve & Mah Val g 5a 1938.J&J
Olev & Marietta 4 Ha 1935-M&N
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
Ser A 4%s gen gtd 1942—J&J
Ser B 4 Ha gen gtd 1942.-A&O
Series B 3Hs gen gtd 1942.A&O
Ser O 3Ha gen gtd 1948--M&N
Ser D 3Ha gen gtd 1950--F&A
Gen & ref 4%s 1977 ser A-F&A
Cleve Short L 4%a 1961
A&O
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
lat 4a gold guar 1995
-M&N
Cleveland Union Terminals—
lat a f 5Ha 1972 aeries A—A&O
lat M a f 5s 1973 aer B
A&O
„
Prior lien gold
99
80%
55
60
^
A&O
98%
1940—F&A
80
Florida Central & Peninsula—
75
Col & Tol lat g 4a 1955 .—F&A
Conn & Pass 1st g 4a 1943.-A&O
78
48
13%
13%
13%
13%
'57.M&N
98%
103%
103%
Spr & Col Div 4a lat g
White W V Div lat 4a '40-J& J
Columbia & Port
43
70
71
75
75
Ref & lmpt 4 Ha aer E 1977. J&J
Cairo Div lat g 4a 1939
J&J
O W & M Dlv lat 4a g *91 -J&J
lat
60
70
56.50 to
Ooal RIv Ry lat 4a gu *45—-J&D
Colorado & Southern
50
#%
69
77
85
General 4a gold 1993
...J&D
Gen M 5s aer B 1993
J&D
Ref & imp M 6a '41 aer G—J&J
Ref & imp M 5s '63 aer D.. J& J
f 4H«
95
85
4a 1990——J&J
1996
.J&J
Conv gold 4a 1953 aer A__A&0
Series B 1953
—A&O
Series D 1953
A&O
Ref & lmpt m 5a 1967—M&N
Ref & mtge m 5s 1975
A&O
Eq tr 6s 1933-35 (year).J&J16
Eq 4%a '82-'41 LL (a-a)—M&8
Eq tr 4%s 1932-43 (s-a)--M&S
Penn coll g 4a Feb 11951.-F&A
Erie & Jersey a f 6a 1955
J&J
Erie & Pittsburgh—
Gen gu g 3%a aer B 1940--J&J
Series O 1940
J&J
Fitchburg 5a Jan 1 1934
J&J
92
Olev Cine Ohic & St Louis—
a
66
1950-J&J
A&O
1951-J&J
lat & ref 5a 1965
63
Clear & M lat 5a g gu 1943--J&J
Cleveland Akron & Columbus—
1st
48
P
50
88%
Oincin North lat g 4s
St L Div latcoltrg4a
90
Gen lien gold 4a
50%
Inc mtge 6a 1960
Nominal,
El Paao & R I 1st gu 5a
El Paso & S W RR—
9%
58
Cine Ind & St L Sh Line Ry—
lat gold guar 4s 1953.
A&O
lat cons guar g 4s
30
M&N
1935
Columbia Ry 4%s 1944--A&O
Elgin Jol & East 6s 1941---M&N
90
86%
1st M 4Hs 2020 ser A
J&J
1st M 5s 2020 ser B— ...T&J
106
87
Consol 1st g 5a 1956--.
M&N
Edmonton, Dunvegan & Brit
9%
Dea M & Ft D
n
6s
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
'
80
West N O—
Erie—
57%
40%
99%
104%
M&N
1952
Oin N O & Tex Pac Ry—
4 50
1st M 4Ha 1969 opt 1919. J&D
Stmpd
b
Oin Leb & Nor 4a 1942
M&N
Cine & Musk Val 4a 1948—.F&A
75
35
100
•
58
O IS L & O 1st 4a g Aug '36-Q-F
Oin Ind & Weat 1st 5a 1965-M&N
74% f,'
75
50-yr 5a 1975 series A
F&A
Conv adj 5a Jan 2000
A&O
Gen g 4a A May 1 1989—-J&J
Gen g 3Ha B May 1 1989—J&J
Gen 4%a May *89aeries O.J&J
Gen 4Ha May '89 aer E—J&J
Gen M 4%a May '89 serF-J&J
Eq4%s'34-*43 E & F (yr).J&J
Eq 4%s *34-'41 G & H(yr).J&J
Equip tr 6s 1934-35 (yr)_J&J15
Equip tr 5a'34-'40 serB(yr)F&A
Chicago & North Western—
Gen M 3Ha g 1987
.M&N
Gen M gold 4s 1987
M&N
Eastern Tenn &
102
79%
4%
4%
4.75
Short Line 1st 4s 1953—A&O
Chicago Lake Shore & Eastern—
„
29
113%
78%
42
Chic Memp & Gulf 5s 1940..J&J
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac RR—
29
23
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
Nor Div lat g 4s 1948----A&O
101 %
Conaol gold
41%
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry
Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar..J&J
Chicago Indianap & Louisville—
Ref M g 6a 1947 aeries A..J&J
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B..J&J
Ref M g 4a 1947 aeries O..J&J
lat & gen 5a 1966 aeries A.M&N
1st & gen 6a May *66 aer B J&J
Equip tr 6s
(yr)._J&J15
Monon Ooal nru 5s 36 opt J&D
Chic Indianapolis & St. Louis-
47*
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton
General 5a gold 1942
J&D
2d mtge gold4%s 1937
J&J
Chic Grt West lat 4a 1959--M&S
g
lat gold 5a 1937---------J&J
Dutchess Co RR 4 Ha 1940--J&D
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
93 %
Chicago & Erie 5a lat
8%
62
113
97
101%
1 1941
J&J
Atlantic—
Gen g s f 5s Jan
Elmira & Williamsport—
J&D
68
'82-M&N
lat conaol 6a gold 1934.._A&O
12.50
12.50
12.50
12.50
105%
1937-A&O
Duluth Missabe & NorthernDuluth South Shore &
lat M 6 Ha aeries C 1963.-J&J
96
74
95
„
13.50
Chicago & Western Indiana—
Conaol gold guar 4a 1952—J&J
lat & ref 5Hs 1962 A
M&S
Choc & Memph 5a 1949
J& J
m
22%
.
J&J
28%
17%
65
1953-----J&J
1st gold guar 4a
Dul & Ir Range lat 5s
8%
Guar gold 5a 1944
35
23
96
lat M 5a 1945 guar..
A&O
Chicago & Alton RR—
Refunding g 3a 1949
A&O / 48
Equip trust 6s Jan 15 *32-*35
(yearly)
J&J15 b 10%
Chicago Burlington & Quincy—
Gen M 4a 1958
M&S
lat & ref 4 Ha aer B 1977..F&A
1st & ref g 5a 1971 aer A..F&A
Illinois Dlv 3 Ha *49 op *29 J&J
lot
61
28 H
Ohic Un Stat 1st 4Ha 1963--J&J
lat M 5a 1963 aeries B
J&J
Chesapeake & Ohio Northern—
4a July 1 1949
Chic & East 111 (new co)—
Gen M 5s May 1951
J&J16
88
1st mtge g 5s series O
Ref & lmpt 4Mb '95 aer B J&J
Bq tr 4%a '33-f40 W (yr).A&0
Eq tr 5a 34 *38 (yr)
M&S15
Eq tr 6%a '34-'37 (yrly)__J&D
Eq tr 6a 1934-*35 (yrly).J&J15
Eq 6Ha 1933-'35 (ann).__J&D
Craig Valley lat 5a g 1940-J&J
Potts Creek 4s 1946.
J&J
R & A Dlv lat con g 4a '89. J&J
2d con g 4a 1989
J&J
Warm Spr Val lat 5a g *41-M&S
10%
89,
8%
8%
8%
Ohic Terre Haute & Southeast
Chesapeake & Ohio—
lat cona g 5a 1939
M&N
General 4%a gold 1992—M&S
Ref &impt 4%s 1993 serA A&O
U
lat & ref g 5a Dec 1 '60 opt J&D
Inc mtge 5a Dec 1 I960--M&S
b 11.00
Eq tr 5a Dec 14 '32- 44 (yr)
98
Char & Sav gen 7a 1936
-J&J
60 ~
Obarl & W Oar lat 5a 1946—A&O
70
Chattanooga Sta 4a 1957 gu.J&J
—
10%
Ohic St Paul Minn & Omaha
Eq 6a 1933-'35 (ann)
Line—
Detroit & Toledo Shore
Eq tr 5a '34-'35 aer M (yr) J&D
Eq 5a '33-'38 O (yr)
J&D
Eq 6a Jan 15 '34-*35 (yr) J&J 15
Eq 0%a 1934-30 aer J (yr) M&S
Eq 6Ha 1934-36 K (yr)..A&0
Eq 4 %a'33-'42 (yr.) aer A M&N
Ohic R I & Pac Ry—
General gold 4a 1988
J&J
Ref g 4a 1934 opt to 1911—A&O
Sec 4%a 1952 aer A
M&S
30-yr. conv.4H8 I960—M&N
Eq 6a Jan 151934 '35 (yr)J&J 16
Eq tr 5s 1934-38 (a-a)
J&D
Eq tr 5a 1933 34 (a-a)—A&O
Eq 4H® *34-'42 O (yr)
J&J
Eq tr 4%s '34-'45 (s-a)—J&D
Chicago St Louia & N O—
Con g 5a June 15 '51
J&D 15
Con g 3Hs June 15*51 J&D.16
Mem Dlv lat 4a 1951
J&D
60
51
gold 5a 1945
.M&N
Ref & gen 5%s 1959 aer B.A&O
Ref & gen 5a 1959 aer O-.A&O
Eq tr 4%s *34 '40aer P(yr)M&S b
Eq tr 4 %a '33-'40aerQ(yr)M&N b
Eq tr 5s 1934-'38 (yrly)..J&D b
Chat Dlv gold 4a 1951.. J&D
Macon & Nor g 5a 1946.._J&J
Mid Ga& Atl lat 5a 1947..J&J
Mobile Dlv g 5a 1946
J&J
Cent New Eng lat qu 4a 1961 J&J
Central of New Jeraey—
Gen M (now lat) g 5a 1987 J&J
Gen M 4a 1987—
J&J
Eq tr 6a *34-'35 (yrly)..J&J15 b
m
5.25%
62
85
Cona
Eq tr 4%a 1934-'41 (yr)-.F&A
5 25%
6-00
Cart & Adir lat 4a 1981
J&D
Oatawlaaa cona g 4a 1948..-A&O
Cent Ark & Ea lat 5a 1940 op J&J
OentrBr Un Pac lat g 4a *48.J&D
Central of Oeorgla—
lat M g 5a Nov 1 1945..-F&A
_
5.25%
6 00
Equip 5a 1934-1937 a-a-.A&O
Bq 5a 1934-1933 a-a
-J&D
Bq tr 6a 1934-'35 (yrly)_J&J15
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Ohic & North Western (Concl.>
85
Bq tr 5a 1944
J&J
Bq tr 4%a 1933-1938 a-a-J&D
Bq tr 4%a 1940-1945 a-a-J&D
cona
Bid.
_
perpetual—J&J
20-yrcoll tr 4%a 1946
M&S
Ooll tr 5a Apr 15 1934
A&O
Coll tr 5s 1954
J&D
8f 4%a Dec 15 1944—J&D15
Ooll tr 4%s I960
J<xJ
Com deben 4a
Conv coll tr 6sl942
86
90
mi
r
marked "f' and Income and delaulted bonds.
Bonds
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds
lat
f^
RAILROAD BONDS
70
This price includes accrued int.
i i
4.50%
89
k Last sale.
I In London,
m
Dollar per
500 francs per
:
-
£20-
July, 1933.]
RAILROAD
NOTICE.—All bond priosa
Bonds.
Bid.
Holidays burg Bedford A Ournb
1st M g 4s 1951 guar
J&J
Housatonic con 5s 1937
M&N
Houston Belt & Term 5a '37-J&J
Houston & Texas Central—
1st lien g 5s 1937
J&J
Hudson & Manhattan—
1st gold 5s 1957 opt
P&A
Adj lnc up to 5% Feb *57-A&O
1st M 4%s 1957 conv
F&A
Illinois Central—1st g 4s '51-J&J
1st gold 3%s 1951.-J&J
3-year notes 4%s 1934
J&D
Main L ext 1st
51
u
_
1st g 3s sterling 1951
Ser B 6s(£100 & £200) *63J&D
series C4Hs 1963
J&D
Gold 6%s July 1 1936
J&J
40-year 4%a Aug 1 1966-_F&A
Eq tr 4%s 1934-1930 K--F&A
Eq tr 434s 1983-1940 L—A&O
Eq tr 4 Ha '34'41 M (s-a) _M&N
Eq tr 4%s 1933-11 Ser N.A&O
Eq tr 434s 34-*36 (yr) O-.J&J
Eq tr 5s 1934-38 ser J
M&N
Eq tr 6s '34-"35 (year).-J&J 15
Equip 6%s 1934
F&A
Equip 7s 1933 1935
A&O
Cairo Bridge 4s g 1950--J&D
LItch Div 1st g 3s 1951—J&J
Louisv Div 3%s g 1953—J&J
Omaha Div 1st 3s g 1951.-F&A
St Louis Div 334s g 1951—J&J
St Louis Div 3s g 1951
J&J
Sp'field Div ext 3%b 1951 J&J
Western lines g 4s 1951
F&A
(d Blm & W ext 4s 1940
A&O
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
Genl mtge 4s 1957
J&J
Gen mtee 434s 1957
J&J
Ind 111 & fa 1st g 4s 1950—J&J
90
8934
99%
100
81
82%
50%
75
77
§234
80
86
69%
70%
60
I
40
85
65
95
I
58
68
70
74
65
62
80 %
Indlanap & Lou 1st 4s 1956- -J&J
Internat-Great North Ry—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A—J&J
Adj M 6s July 1952 ser A.April
1st M 5s 1956 series B
1st M 5s 1956 ser O
J&J
J&J
Eq tr 4%s 1932-42 (yr)—A&O
Rys (Central America)—
1st M 5s 1972 opt
M&N
1st col tr 6% notes 1941-M&N
6% notes 19361st 1& ref 634s 1947
F&A
46
69 %
§A*
70
56
74
1st M gold 5s 1935
A&O
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
J&J
70
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945.-M&S
Louisville & Nashville—
1 67
If 60
6034
87 %
61%
50-year gold 5s 1937
8834
58
5 75
59
5.75
5.75
5.75
5.75
5.75
5.75
5.75
5.75
70
5.25
61%
,
53
92%
75
43%
JS*
32
g
35
53
Middletown & Unionville—
1st M 6a 1933
M&N
68%
74
2d M adj lnc 6s 1933
M&N
Midi RR 4% franc bonds
9234
96
Midland
(Foreign series) 1960
K O Mem & Bir 4s 1934
M&b
Income 5s Mar 1934. —-Sept 1
6s
to 1940
J&J
68
-
.
Con g ref 334s 1997
J&D
Lehigh & New England—
1st M gold 5s 1945
J&J
Gen mtge gold 5s 1954—-J&J
5s series B 1954
Eq tr 4%s 1932-'42
J&J
(yr)—A&O
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mtge 5a 1954—
F&A
50
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
1st ref 6%s 1978 ser B
25-year 5%s 1949
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
80
65
70
Mississippi Cent
80
81
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
103%
92
92
4.75
70
4.25%
79%
84
98
101
78
80
i%H
49%
57%
cons
Gen
con
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York
1st 4%s gold 1940
J&J
Lehigh Vail Term 5s 1941
A&O
h Basis,
61%
64%
71%
90%
79
96
f This price locludes accrued interest:
J&J
1949—J&J
J&J
91
Mo Pacific RR (new
company)—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A—F&A
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F—M&S
1st & ref 5s 1978 ser G_„M&N
1st & ref 5s 1980 ser H—A&O
1st & ref 5s 1981
F&A
Conv g 5%s 1949 «er A—M&N
Secured 5%s 1932 1956—J&D
Equip trust 5s 1934 -40(yr)M&9
Eqtr 4%s *34-'44 F (yr)__M&N
k Last sale.
102
79
68%
28*
60
3
2
75
24
Extended at 5% 1940
impt 4%s '52
ser
83
M&N
A—J&J
58
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953.
J&J
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
Non-cum lnc 5s '35 ser A.-A&O
1st 5s 1954 series B
A&O
65%
-
,
71
100%
83
83
96*
54
§5"
1st 5s 1956 series O
26%
F&A
20
87
A&O
100%
83%
78%
65%
Ref & impt 5s 2013 C
A&O
70%
New York Central & Hud Riv
Ref g 3%s July 1 1997
J&J
ser
15
2
2%
2%
45
32
30
m
If
47
42
34
48
40
43
21*
68
30
22%
14%
14%
14%
14%
22*
27
181
181
82
75%
83
24
26
85%
88
I
I Id bondou,
m
66
71
57
77
52%
54%
85%
86
7.00
5.50%
It*
34
35
34%
35
27%
27%
26"
13.50
Conv deb 6s 1935
M&N
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A—F&A
Ref & impt 4 %s 2013 A
A&O
86*
40
24
28
1st M 4%s 1956 series D—F&A
Eq trust 4%s 1934 *42
A&O
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
1st M g 4%s 1945 guar.. _J&J
New York Bklyn & Manh Beach
1st gold 5s 1935
New York Central RR—
66
V.
22
27
1st M 5%s 1954 series A—A&O
2%
—
27%
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915.
Ref &
RR—
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A
J&J
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B
J&J
Prior lien 4%s 1978 ser D.J&J
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A—A&O
Mo Kan & Tex (old
company)—
1st gold 4s 1990
J&D
Eq tr 6s 1933-'35 (year).J&J 15
88
J&D
J&D
con
g 5s
Mo-Ill RR 5s 1959
10234
J&J
M&S
4s 33-'38 s-a
J&D 15
4%s 1934- 36 (s-a)_M&N
5s 1934 (s-a)—..
M&S
6s i934-'35 (year)..M&S
60
J&D
Gen
tr
tr
tr
tr
55
Con M 6s ann lrred
Con M 434s ann lrred
gold 4s 2003
M&N
gold 4 34s 2003- —M&N
gold 5s 2003
M&N
88
50
6
M&S
A.Q-F
MStP&SS M &
OentTermRy—
1st Ch Ter s f 4s
'41op'16.M&N
77
Lehigh Valley—
1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948
Gen
ser
1st cons gold 5s 1938
J&J
1st cons 5s 1938 gu int
J&J
2d M gold 4s guar 1949—J&J
80%
83
98""
74
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
79%
59%
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
1st cons gold 4s 1938
.J&J
70
83
A&O
65
Certificates of deposit
92
accrintat exch rate 4.8665
Msf4%s 1955
57%
65
Stmpdaccrint at rate 4.8665
Plain 1961
J&J
Lake Erie & West 1st 5s '37--J&J
2d gold 5s July 1 1941
J&J
Lake Shore & Mich South—
1st
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
M&N
New Brunsw 1st g 5s 1934-—F&A
Cons deb 4s
perpetual
J&J
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
56
Kan City Sou—1st g 3s 1950 A&O
Ref & Impt 5s Apr 11950. J&J
Kentucky Cent 4a g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
1st M 4%s 1961 (sterling)_J&J
42"
1st consol gold 5sl934—M&N
91 %
2%
National Transc Branch Lines Co
65
53
J&J
1
3
A&O
60
Certificates of deposit
1st refdg gold 4s 1949
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
1st M 5s 1978
fy.
L S coll tr g 3%s 1998
F&a
M C coll tr g 3%s 1998--F&A
55
7.25
79
pi g 4%s '26 J&J
15
Ref & ext 5s Feb '62
Eq tr 6a 1934-35 (year)..J&J 15
Kq tr 5%s 1933-38 (year) M&S
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
77%
91%
Deb g 4s '34 tax-exempt.M&N
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exemoC—J&J
Ref & ref 4 %s ser A 2013—A&O
5034
72%
6.25%
6.25%
79%
6% g notes '15 ext to '33--J&D
6% gnotes£ *15 ext to *33. J&D
gold 4s 1951
62
90
Prior lien g 4%s s f 1957—J&J
Gen mtge 4s 1977
A&O
67%
54
71
7.25
58
78%
80%
77%
Eqtr4%s 1934-'37 (year).A&O
60
20
Minneapolis & St Louts—
1st 7s '27 ext at 6% 1932-J&D
67
95
96
Nash F & S 1st gu g 5s 1937—F&A
National Rys of Mexico—
55
to 1934 (1884)
J&D
Mil Sparta & NW 1st 4a 1947M&&
Mil&State Line Ist3%sl941-J&J
80
90
25
Morgantown & Kingwood—
1st mtge 5s 1935
J&J
Morris & Essex 3%s 2000
J&D
Conatr'n 5a 1955 aer A
M&N
Constr'n4%a 1955 ser B-M&N
Nashville Chattanooga & St 1
1st M 4s 1978 ser A
F&A
65%
73
-
37
1910
A&O
73
:
83"
50
J&D
1st
M&S
Assented
74%
96
98
1st guar gold 5s 1937
J&J
Mont Wyo & So 5s 1939--'
M&S
Montour RR 1st 5s 1963—F&A
Adj M Apr 1 *53 ser A
Sept
Milwaukee & Northern—
1st ext 4%s 1934 (1880)-J&D
Cons 6s 1913 ext at 4%%
91%
5.50%
25
J&J
Valley—5s 1943—A&O
Midland
Memphis—
A&O
J
68
7.00
6s 1937
80
16%
98
70
72
65
83
65
71
55
7s 1937--M&N
Ref & ext 58 series A1967—J&J
Ref & ext 68 series B 1967--J&J
ext at 5%
g
-16
80
80
56%
1st g 3%s J L & Sag 1951-M&S
1st gold 3%s 1952
M&N
N
65
55
75
1st mtge M Air L 4s 1940-J&J
1st g 4s Jol & N Ind-1957J&JlO
of
63
UH
Moh & Mai 4s 1991
M&S
Consol gold 3%s 2002
M&S
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955--A&O
Gen 6s 1955
A&O
Nat RR of Mex
70
82
35
M&S
Eq 4%s *34-*41 O (yr)„J&J 15
Eq tr 5s 1934-'38 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1934-'39 (year)—_J&J
Montgom Div g 5s 1947--F&A
1st colltr g 5s Oct 1 1947_. A&O
let & con & coll tr g 5s 1951 A&O
New Orl Gt Nor 1st 5s '55- F&A
M&S f
M&S
Asat (cash warr A coup)
1
Michigan Central—
Ref & impt 4%s 1979 ser O. J&J
1st 5s Kal &S H 1939
M&N
60
Secured 5a 1938
15%
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940
J&J
New Mexico Ry & Coal Co—
Prior lien 4%s 1947
1st con gold 4s 1977
59
75
16
54
eridlan Term 4s '55 guar.M&N
Mexican International—
9%
59%
28
51
Manitoba S W (k>l 5s 1934.-J&D
32%
45
40
49%
ManitowGB&NW3 %s'41
J&J
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s '51 -M&S
Memphis Union Station Co—
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959—M&N
88
90
45
45
guar
68
77
91
57
Ohio, gen 4s 1938- ..M&S
Ref & impt 4%s 1977
M&S
1st cons
33
75
69%
61
M&N
gu
la Minn & N W 1st 3 %s 1935 J&J
Jacksonville Terminal—
48 1936
a*
59
1959
3%
g
5.25
59
7
Certificates of deposit
5.25
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
88%
56
Philippine Govt
39%
31
13.50
80
98
53
5
Ref
80
56
60
2
Eq tr 6s 1933-35 (yr).._J&J 15
Kanawha & W Va 5s 1955—-J&J
Kan City Ft Scott &
82
J&D
4J4? 1935
Sinking fund
36 H
80
95
70
48%
1st & ref 5s Dec 1935
J&D
1st & ref 6s Dec 1935
J&D
Manila RR Sou Lines 4s'39.M&N
4s 1939 ext to
1st gold 5s 1940
J&J
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948—A&u
Kana & Mlcb 1st 4s 1990—A&O
——
101"
99%
3834
-
101%
96%
4.25%
4.25%
100%
ist & ref
2*
60
-
70
95
80
Grand Rapids gtd 5s '38--J&J
Kalamazoo & So Hav 5s '39 M&N
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon RR
-
87
M&S
Jophn Union Depot Co—
1st g 4 Hs I U4t» guar
op.-M&N
Kalamazoo Allegheny &
_
5.25
81
49%
92
86
80
66%
Mob &
91
85%
7934
M&N
17%
Small
Gen M g 4s 1945
■y"V:c Small
Mont Cent 1st
75%
80
'
28
79
80
70
Mob & Blrm pr lien 5s 1945--J&J
100
86
Macon Terminal 5s 1965J&J
Mahon O RR 1st 5s 1934—J&J
Maine Central¬
25
4%
Ask.
"Is*
70
Eq 6%s 1934-*36 (year)..F&A
Eq tr 6s '34-'35 (year) __J&J 16
3d 7s ext to July 1938 at
—
95
93
80"
80
—
-
ti*
6034
85
68
104
•»
Bid.
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975 M&S
103
M&N
2d mtge 3s 1980
M&S
Mob & Mont 4%s 1945-M&S
Southern Ry joint Monon coil
gold 4s. 1952
J&J
L & N Term 1st g 4s '52 gu J&D
Macon Dub & Sav 6a 1947—J&J
63
Bonds
69
Pad & Mem Div 1st 4s '46-F&A
S E & St L Div 6s 1971-M&S
5.25
70
Ask.
Eq tr 4%s 1932-37 (year)_J&D
Equip 634s 1933-36 (year) M&S
Eq tr 6s 33-'35 (yr)
J&J15
At! K & Cin Div 4s 1955.-M&N
5.25%
5.25%
5.25%
5.25%
5.25%
5.25%
62
59
61
71
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B
A&O
1st & ref 4%s 2003 ser C„ A&O
5s 1941
A-0
5.2 5%
J&D
lames town Frank & Clearfield—
1st g 4s 1959 guar
J&D
/
Unified gold 4s 1940
J&J
1st & ref 5%s 2003 ser A„A&O
Internat
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938
Certificates of deposit
1st & refg 4s 1951
Bid.
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945-M&S
64
Lex & East 1st 5s 1965
91
A&O
Litchfield & Mad 1st 5s '34-M&N
75
Little Miami guar 4s 1962—M&N
80
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—
1st gold 48 1939 guar
46
J&J
Long Dock 6s con g 1935—-A&O
96%
90
Long Island—Unified g 4s'49M&S
91
Refunding g gu 4s 1949-—M&S
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938
90%
J&D
Debenture gold 5s 1934---J&D
101%
Debenture gold 5s 1937-M&N
95%
4.75
Equip tr 5s 1934-39 (yr)—A&O 6
4.75
Equlptr68l932 (yr)
F&A 6
L 1 City & F con 5s 1937.. _M&*
99
Los Angeles Un Term 6s *41 -M&N
90
Louisiana & Arkansas—
1st M 5« 1969.
LouBlana & North Western—
Indianapolis Union—
Gen & refg 5s 1965 ser A—J&J
Series B_
BONDS
except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
Bonds
88
80 %
M&S
Pur lines 1st g 3%s 1952--J&J
Jt 1st ref M (IO&OSL&
N O) 58 1 963 ser A
J&D
Ask.
86
80
A&O
£4s gold of 1962.
£4s gold of 1963
Coll crust gold 4s 1952
A&O
Col tr L N O & T g 4s '53-M&N
Ref mtge 5s 1955
M&N
Ref g 4s 1955 opt 1918. M&N
are "and Interest"
78
m
90
102
83%
79%
66%
71%
79%
83%
80
65%
73%
72%
6%
6%
75
5.50
Eqtr 7s '34 '35 (year)—A&O 15
Eq tr 6s *34-'35 (year).-J&J 16
NYC L eq 5s *34-'37 (yr).J&D
NYC L eq 5s '34 *39 (yr).J&D
NYO L eq 4%s *33-'37(yr)M&S
66%
72
Si
5.50
5.50
NYO Lines eq 4%s Mar 15 1934
to
1939 (year)
M&S16
NYO Lines eq 4%s *34-'35 J&J
NYO Lines eq 4%s *34-*40
5%
5.50 to 5%
5.50 to 5%
M&N15 65.50% to 5%
(yearly)
NYO RR eq 4%s '34-'36-J&J 65.50% to 5%
NYO RR eq 4%s *34-'45-M&N 65.50% to 5%
N Y C & St List g 4s 1937--A&O
85
81%
44"
45
3-yr 6% g notes Oct 1 '35A&0
Ref 6%s 1974 ser A
51
A&O
Ref 4%s 1978 ser O
43
M&S
6 50
Equip tr 4%s 1934-'44 (yr) F&A 6
45*
Equip tr 5e 1934-'38 (yr)—F&A
New York Connecting RR—
1st M 4%s 1953 series A—F&A
1st guar 5a 1953 aeries B—F&A
New York & Erie RR—
1st 48 ext g 1947
—M&N
N Y & Gr Lake gu g 6s 1946-M&N
N Y & Har 1st g 3%s2000-M&N
N Y Lack & Western—
1st & ref 4%s 1973 ser B—M&N
N Y & L Br gen 4s 1941
M&S
NY & NE Bos Ter 4s 1939—A&O
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
Deb 6s Jan 15 '48 conv—J&J15
Deb 4a May 11957
M&N
Deb 4s July 1 '55 non-conv J&J
Deb 4s 1956
non-conv
M&N
6
6.50
6%
92%
94%
100
87
63%
80
65
86
56
63
63
Deb 4a
1947 non-conv
M&8
Deb 3%a March 1947
M&S
Deb 3%a 1954 non-conv.-A&O
Deb 3%a 1956 conv
J&J
34
35
15-year secured 6s 1940—A&O
1st & ref 4%a 1967
J&D
34%
35
76
85
88
58
65
65
69
55""
54%
61-
56
84%
87""
70
70%
Equip tr 4%s Sept 15 1932 to
14
Mar 15 1945 (s-a)—M&S
15
4%s '32-'46(yr)-J&J
16
m
Eqpt
70
80
Harl Riv & Pt Ohea 4s *54 M&N
70
6%
80
tr
Dollars per i.CJOO franc bond,
n
Nominal,
s
87
Sale price
0p
90
RAILROAD BONDS
73
NOTION.—All oond prloss
Bid
Bonds
u*
"and Interest
593*
553*
953*
M&S
,
k
72
80
Term 1st g 5s 1943
N Y Westchester A Bos By—
1st M g 434s 1946 guar
1st gen g 5s 1954
74"
58
65
do
30
493*
do
44
JAJ
FAA
FAA
MAN
2d mtge 43*s 1937
Gen mtge 5s g 1940
Norfolk Ter 1st gu 4s
Norfolk A Western
763*
48
do
do
Gen M 5s
503*
513*
108
AAO
AAO
85"
*15--FAA
83*
1941-MAN
1!*
opt...-JAJ
1961--MAN
«§■*
22
99
Northern Pacific—
Prior Hen g 4s Jan 1997
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
100
1023*
99
4.50
993*
4.50
4%
4
4
963*
963*
93?*
Gen M 5s 1975 ser
Gen M 43*8 1977 ser O
Pitts A Lake Erie
Eq tr 6 V*s 1932-35 (yr)—AAO
Pitts McK A Y 2d 6s gu '34-JAJ
Pitts Shaw A N—1st g 5s '49 FAA
,
943*
863*
993*
JAJ
95
8*
1003*
1
5
1
/
FAA (
5
22
993*
85
95
35
383*
58
Ref A Imp 43*s 2047 ser A-JAJ
ir
Ref A Imp 6s 2047 ser B—JAJ
743*
75
84
853*
Ref A Imp 5s 2047 ser O
Ref A Imp 5s 2047 ser D
743*
79
65
75
863*
Q-F
JAJ
JAJ
43*s 1932 (yr)
FAA15
Eq tr 43*s 1934 40 (yr)MAS15
Eq tr
£
&
1938--AAO
1930—MAN
Ogd A L Oh 1st g gu 4s 1948.JAJ
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943
MAS
O Ind A W g 5s Apr 1938
Q-J
Old Colony BB 4s 1938
1st M 53*s 1944
6% capital stock
313*
70
51
55"
85
§5
96
ioi"
107
117
93
95
105
105
1053*
853*
853*
12
85
opt—JAJ
88
Pacific Coast Co—See Mlsc Bonds
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd—
63*s 1948
FAA
-J&J/.
-J
Reading Company—
Jer Cent g 4s '51 op '06--A&O
Gen A ref 43*" 1997 ser A.J&J
Gen A ref 4J*s 1997 ser B--J&J
Eq 43*s 1934-'45 (s-a) -MAN
Philadelphia A 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
Rensselaer
A
Saratoga—
6% g bds May 1 1941--MAN
Rich Fredericksb A PotomacCons mtge 43*s 1940
A&O
Equip 6s Jan 15 ,34-'35-JAJ 15
Richmond A Mecklenburg—
11948
MAN
43*s 1940
A&O
Term 1st 5s 1952—J&J
Richmond
80
1073*
Rio Gr So 1st g
453*
62
85
J&J /
J&J
A&O
M&S
1st coll tr 4s 1949 op
R I Ar A La 43*s 1934
1st
83
88
92
m
89"
83
85
85
863*
J&J
J&J
-J&J
43*8 1957
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949
Rutland con43*s 1941
it Clair Mad A St
86
Gr Isl
1st g 4s 1947—J&J
St Lawr A Adirond 5s
1996--J&J
Riv & Gulf Dlv 4s
St L Peo A N W 5s
50-year 43*s 1981
43*s 1909 with war
80
15
30
A—J&J
81
903*
89
5.25
95
953*
1023*
St
83
91
993*
4.50%
4%
7%
-
M&N
Eq tr 53*s 1934-1939 (s-a) MAS
Equip tr 43*s 1934-1945—J&J
5.75%
983*
90
72
743*
563*
253*
55
433*
56
55
40
823*
65
553*
20
173*
22
18
75
613*
63
46
473
503
48
43
12.50
I*
65
1st consol g 4s
563*
57
St Paul East Gr Tr
58
K O Sh 43*s 1941—F&A
St Paul Minn A Manitoba—
42
44
8.50%
8.50%
50
57
Eq tr 6s '34-'35 (yr)
Perkiomen 1st 5s '18 ext to '38Q-J
2d 6s 1918 ext to 1938—Q-J
Phila A Bait Cent 4s 1951--MAN
Phila Bait A Wash 4s 1943. -MAN
8%
94
97
89
100
72
Co*
St
Union Depot—
1st A ref 5s 1972
5.50
5.50
5.50
MAS
AAO
5.50
79
RR Oal—
1937
M&N
1955 op 1910--J&J
Southern Pacific
101
1st con g 5s gu
1st ref g 4s
773*
903*
523*
6s 1994
.J&J
64
71
Eq tr,6s '34-'35 (yr)_—JAJ15
Eq tr 5s 1934-39 (s-a)
M&S
Eqtr 4 3*8 Oct* 33-'39 (s-a) A&O
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 MAS
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996
J&J
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1961 -J&J
L A N So Joint g 4s—See LAN
Mobile A O coll tr 4s '38-M&S
83
653*
73
50
35
28
43"
10
96
88
6
20
/
_
52
.
k
*99 H
IP
76
52
61
963*
663*
68
67
7.50
MAN
Eq tr 5s 1933-1939
7.50
Eq tr 43*s 1934-42 (yr)—A&O
7.50
Eq tr 4 3*s 1934-43 (yr)-—F&A
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term RR—
65
1st M g 53*s 1964
M&S
Tol Can Sou A D 1st 4s *56--J&J
90
Tol A Ohio Cent 1st 5s 1935-J&J
91
West Dlv 1st 5s g 1935—A&O
81
Gen gold 5> 1935
-J&D
6.25
Eq tr 6s 1934-1935 (yr).J&J15
Toledo Peoria A Western RR—
52
lstm. 6s 1952
J&J
Toledo St Louis A Western—.
68
1st gold 4s Apr 1 1950
793*
Tol Term 1st 43*s *57 gu—M&N
TolWalh Valley A Ohio—
k 1003*
1st g gu 4)*s 1933 ser B—-J&J
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser C
M&S
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
64
1st gold 4s June 1 1946—J&D
60
Consol m 43*s 1966 ser A...F&A
.
47
1003*
993*
_
„
Phila A Reading RR—See "Readi ng
1003*
Certificates of deposit.
100
-FAA
J&J
1st consol g 4s 1933
99
Gen M 43*s 1977 ser O
JAJ
Phila Newt A N Y 3« 1942--AAO
753*
1st consol g 6s 1933.
J&J
Certificates of deposit.
1st cons red to 43*s g 1933.J&J
Montana ext 1st 4s 1937-J&D
Pacific Ext 1st 4s £ 1940--J&J
99
94
12.50
St Paul A Duluth
82
5.50
5.50
_
75
64
9.50
5.50
(Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 53*s 1949
AAO
.
65
JAJ
1908---—J&D
43*s *47—J&J
5.50
Spartanburg Un Col 4s '95—J&J
SpoK Internat 1st g 5s 1955-J&J
Staten Isl Ry 4Hs 1943
J&D
Stephenv N&S Tex 5s 40 op. J&J
Suffolk A Oar con 5s 1952—J&J
'743* Sun & Lewis 1st g 4s 1936— -J&J
62
Sunbury Hazleton A W-B—253*
2d mtge Inc 6s 1938 coup.M&N
Susquehanna Bloomsburg &
60
Berwick RR 5s 1952
56
Tampa & Gulf Coast—
58
1st g 5s 1953------------A&O
Tampa North 1st 5s 36 op_J&J
Tennessee Central Ry—
1st m 6s 1947 sef A
A&O
88
Term RR Assn (St Louis)—
75
1st gold 43*s 1939—-----A&O
70
1st consol gold 5s 1944—F&A
Gen ref s f g 4s '53 op *10--J&J
57
Terre Haute A Peor 5s 1942-M&S
58
Texarkana A Ft Smith—
1st m 53*8 1950 guar
-F&A
203* Texas City Term 6s 1941.J&J26
19
Texas & N O con 5« 1943----J&J
23
Texas A Pac 1st 5s 2000--—J&D
23
2nd Inc g 5s Dec 2000
Mar
Gen A ref 5s 1977 ser B—A&O
183*
Gen A ref 5a 1979 ser O—A&O
183*
Gen A ref 5s 1980 ser D—J&D
75
65
A--JAJ
B__JAJ
MAS
JAJ 15
St P A
59
Equip 7s 1934-1935 (yr) JAD
Equip 5s 1934-1939 (yr)—MAN
Equip tr 5s 1933-38 (yr)--JAD
Eq tr 43*s 1934-40 (yr).—JAD
Eq tr 43*« '34-'41 (yr)
JAD
Pacific Fruit Express equip 7«
June 1 1934-1935 (yr)--JAD
Develop & gen M g 4s '56. A&O
Develop A gen 0s 1950—A&O
Develop A gen 63*8 1956-A&O
85
45
Peoria Ry Ter 4b '37 gu op
Pere Marquette Ry—•
693*
863*
593*
573*
5s 1934
1st consol gold
Southwestern—
1st g 4s 1989
603*
97
103
38
65
2d g inc 4s Nov 1989
—J&J
1st term A unif 5s 1952—J&J
693*
83*
58
97
90
213*
173*
Louis
1977
Eq 5s '34-'39C (yr)
Eq 5s '34-'41 D (yr)
92
Eqtr6s 1933-'34 (yr)—J&J 15
Eq tr 5s 1932-'37(year)—M&S
Eq 43*s 1933-'41 BB (yr)_F&A
80
50
102
Southern Railway—
Certificates of deposit
Cons in 43*s 1978 ser A.-M&S
Certificates of deposit stmp
W*
95
6
98M
Southern Pacific
1933—M&M
1948.—J&J
Certificates of deposit.
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B—J&J
963*
853*
1033*
4%
4%
70
30
64
Gen A ref 5a ser A 1990—J&J
Peoria A Pekln Union By—
1st g 53*s 1974 series A
FAA
76
*56
Prior lien 4s 1950 series
38
MAN
MAN
75
85
St Louis-San Francisco Ry—
105
45
-MAS
A&O
2d gold 6s 1996-
100
94
60
31
MA J
40-year 43*s 1908
St Louis Iron Mt A Sou—
100
4
A Ter 5s '55 gu_-FAA
City A Pac 33*8 1936--FAA
Somerset Ry 1st A ref 4s 55.J&J
1st M 4s July 2 1950------J&J
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941 A&O
S A N Ala cons M g 5s 1936-FAA
Gen cons gu g 5s 1963----AAO
So Pac Coast 1st g 4s 1937.-JAJ
Southern 111 A Mo Bridge Co—
1st M g 4s 1951
..MAN
South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951--FAA
So Pacific Branch L 1st 6s '37 A AO
Southern Pacific Co—
Ooll tr 4s (O P) Aug i 49 JAD
1st
43*s
(Oregon
Lines)
A
Conv g
Louis Belt—
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s '51--J&J
St Johns A L Cham 5s 1944-M&S
St J
/
Sioux
85
Ry
Rock Island-Frisco Term
73
1st Aref43*s 1977 ser A„AAO
Pennsylvania BB—
973*
Con M 4s gold 1943
MAM
973*
do
4s gold 1948MAN
do
4s gold 1948 sterling
99
stamped dollar bond
do
1033*
43*8 g 1960
FAA
Gen g 43*s 1905
903*
JAD
96
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
JAD
Gen m 43*s 1981 ser D
853*
AAO
103 %
15-yr 6 #a Feb 1 1936-—FAA
883*
40-yr 5s 1964
MAN
85
Con M 33*s g£ 1945
JAJ
Deb 43*s 1970
793*
AAO
64.25%
Eq tr 5s 1934-38 (yr)
MAS
Gen equip 5s 1933-39 (yr) AAO 64.25%
Eqtr43*s 1933-39 (yr)—AAO 64.25%
57
Peor A East cons 4s 1940--AAO
6
2d cons Inc 4s 1990
Apr 1
1939—J&D
4s 1940
J&J /
1st g 4s guar 1940
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939
75"
813*
873*
opt—J&D
Coll tr g gu 4s 1943
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s
FAA
80
Richmond-Washington Co—
1093*
45
— —
75
_
85
45
45
Eqtr 43*s Janl5'34-40(s-a)JAD
Adanta-BirmiDgham Div—
1st g 4s May 1 1933
MAS */163*
3eab-All Florida Ry—
1st gu 6s 1935 series A—FAA
4
Certificates of deposit-- —-- /
75
80
1939--J&J
Rarltan River 1st g 5s
80
Penn Ohio A Detroit BB—
Gen 5s 1974 series B
1931
1st g 4s Nov
Rich A Peters
.
1st 43*8 1980 ser O
1st 5s
82
0% franc bonds (foreign series)
red to 1956
JAD h
Paullsta By 1st 7s '42serA MAS15
Pennsylvania Company—
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
MAN
Gu tr ctfs g 33*8 1937
MAS
Gu tr ctfs g 33*8 1941
FAA
Gu tr ctfs g 33*s 1942
JAD
Gu tr ctfs g 33*s 1944
JAD
Sec g 43*s 1963
MAN
PaANYOanal con 5s 1939--AAO
Cons mtge 43*s 1939 --—AAO
Cons mtge 4s 1939
AAO
1st g 5s July 1950 Ser
1st g 4s July 1950 Ber
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line—
75
4s 1938—FAA
2d ext 5s gold 1938
JAJ
Oardelet Br 1st 43*s 1938. AAO
ex g
Paducah A IU 1st 43*s 1955-JAJ
Paris-Orleans extl 53*s 1908 MAS
70
88
80
„
Ral A Cape Fear 1st 5s 1943M&S
Ral A Gaston 1st 5s g 1947--J&J
94"
Oregon-Wash BB A Nav—
1st A ref g gu 4s *61
68
293*
gu
4\*
_
683*
65
1033*
I
cons 4s 1946-JAD
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946--JAJ
1st cons guar 5s 1946
JAJ
653*
653*
85
MAN
70
Ore KB A Nav
__
Conway RR 43*s 1937—J&D
5s g 1941 J&J
85
JAD
62
65
_
1961-J&J
—J&J
5s 1941--J&J
Beading 1st gu
Portsmouth Great Falls A
62
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1956—M&S
Prov A Wore 1st 4s 1947—A&O
75
88
/
44
_
1957
5% secured notes 1931---FAA
Equip tr 6a (s-a) 1934-37-F&A
Eqtr 53*s 1932 (s-a)—-A&O
Eq tr 5s 1934-1940 (s-a).-JAJ
Lewlsb g—
2d 6s gold July 1 1925 ext at
5% to July 1 1945
-JAJ
65
Prov Sec deb 4s
JAJ
Ont A Que deb gu 5s perp
41
75
JAD
1st M 5s 1945 series B
1st m 43*8 1950 series O
MAN
Ry—
43*a 1958 ser A
JAD
1st m 4 3*8 1959 ser B
A&O
1st M 43*s 1960 ser C
AAO
Pitts Young A Ash—
1st gen 4s series A 1948—-JAD
1st M 5s 1962 series B
F&A
1st gen 5s 1974 series C—-JAD
1st 43*8 1977 ser D
J&D
Port Arthur Canal A Dock—■
1st 6s 1953 series A
F&A
1st M 6s 1953 series B—F&A
Pitts A West Va
Port
1950-A&6 */15
♦/183*
Stamped
,
Ctfs of dep stamped
A&O / 15
43*
AdJ mtge 6s Oct 1 1949--F&A
8
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt
AAO
63*
Certificates of deposit-----1st A cons 0s 1945 ser A—MAS
Certificates of deposit—.—
6s 1935 ser B
Certificates of deposit.
35
88"
k
J&J
Potomac Val 1st gu
86
1930-JAD
-AAO
JAJ
FAA
5%
5%
95"
Gen K 3 3-10s 1953
JAJ
Northwestern Terminal BR
f
1st M 5s 1977
Norwich A Wor—43*s 1947.MAS
Ohio Riv BB—1st g 5s
Gen gold 5s 1937-
6%
6%
1989 M&N
Seab Air Line 1st g 4s
9hamokin Sunbury A
1013*
1013*
Portl (Me; Term gu 4s
Guar 5s 1961
.
z--A&9
Shrev Bdg
_
92
Q-J
1st g guar s f 5s 1942
Pitts Va A Char gu 4s 1943
993*
993*
963*
AAO
1934
1st gu
50
1st m
863*
603*
Pac of Mo 1st
91
JAD
AAO
A
B
ser
98"
91
Pittsb Term RR A Coal—
4.50
Seaport 5s 1935-A&U
Nor Ohio 1st gu 5s g 1945—AAO
f
85
94
88
—-M&S
1942
^
_
Nor Maine
s
101
94
6% receivers' ctfs 1927—-FAA
Pittsburgh A Shawmut—
1st s fg 5s 1959—
J&D
P 8 A L E 1st g 5s 1940
AAO
Cons 1st g 5s July 1 1943—JAJ
1023*
Northern Central—
Gen A ref 5s 1974 ser A.—MAS
Gen A ref g 43*s ser A'74- MAS
1st M
1970
Gold 4s Feb 1 1952-
90
impt A exten 6s 1934
FAA
N A W By 1st con 4s '90--AAO
Dlv 1st lien A gen g 4s July 1
1944 opt Jan 1 1929
JAJ
N A W Pocahontas 4s "41-JAD
Eqtr 4tfs 1932 (yr>
MAN
Eq tr 43*8 1932 (yr)
AAO
Eq tr 43*s 1934-t35
JAJ
No Ry of Oal 5s g gu
North Penna ext'd 4s
r
do
1st g 5s
1st M g 5s 1934
Scioto Val A N E 1st 4s
101
MAN
4s ser D 1945—MAN
3 3*s ser E 1949—FAA
4s ser F 1953
JAD
4s ser G 1957—MAN
4s ser H 1960—FAA
8er I 1903
FAA
43*8 ser J 1964-MAN
do
61 3*
JAJ
100
Bid
A Phoenix
Sav Fla A W 1st 6s
101
Ser O 1942
do
do
N Y Susq A Western—
1st refunding 5s 1937
Norf A South 1st 5s
85
75
80
253*
bonds
Bonds
Ask
„
Con g gu 43*s ser A 1940-AAO
do"
Ser B 1942
AAO
82
-
24
1st d 4s 1937 s f opt gu—JAJ
Pitts Bessemer A Lake Erie—
Cons gold 5s 1947
J&J
Pitts Oin Ohlc A St Louis—
_
90
*39 JAJ
MAN
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948—J&D
N Y Prov A Bos 4s 1942
AAO
V A Put 1st 4s g 1993
A AO
N Y Short Line 1st 4s 1957--F&A
N Y Phil A Norf—1st g 4s
Income 4s Jan 11939
Nord By s f 634" 1950
Norfolk A Oar 5s 1939
Norfolk Southern—
1st A ref g 5s '01 opt
623*
and Income end defaulted
Santa Fe Prescott
Philippine Railway—
Gen M g 4s 1955 red
J&D
N Y Pa A O p 1 43*s 1935--MAS
**f
Bid.
Bonds
Atk
New York Ontario & Western—
Ref let g 4s June 1992
except where marked
100 j
1003
|1003*
87
90
80
83
100
,
101
Paul
J&J
Dep A RR
MAN
S A A Ar Pass g gu 4s 1943-J&J
San Fran A San Joaquin Val—
1st g 58 Oct 1 1940
A&O
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950--A&O
Salt Lake City Un
1st M 5s
& Basis,
f This price in-1 taes accrued interest,
tiability Impaired by maturity.
1938
h Dollars per l.OOO-franc bond,
67
1023*
813*
104
823*
ft Last sale.
I In London,
n
Nominal,
r
Sale price.
♦Nego¬
July, 1933.]
BAILBOAD BONDS AND
73
STOCKS
NOTICE.—Ati bond prices an "and interest" except where marked "f" and
Inoome and defaulted bonds.
Bonds
and
Bid.
Stocks.
Union Pacific
lit ry & land gr 4c g 1947—j&j
lit & ref 4b June 2008
m&8
lit & ref 6s June 2 2008—m&s
I
99
100
89
103
105%
Bq tr 7i 1934-*35 (yr)—j&d
4.50
f 6s 1968.
3%
m&s
& Pacific—
80
95
80
85
98
j&j
Wabash rr—1st g 6s 1939.m&n
2d gold 5s 1939—
f&a
Deb mtge 6s series b
1939.j&j /
1st lien term gold 4s
1954. j&j
Ref & gen 5%s 1975 a
m&s
Bqtr 6s 1934-35 (year)_j&j15
4.50%
4.50%
5.25
5.50
4-£>%
73
70%
51
52%
....
74"
18%
61
65
95
Cons 3Hsg series b
1936--j&j
West Maryland 4s 1952.
a&o
1st & ref 5%s 1977 ser
a..j&j
West n y & Ponna 5s
1937--j&j
Glen mtge gold 4s 1943
a&o
Western Pacific rr
Corp—
94
70
68%
80
102 %
78%
102
82%
1st m 6s 1946 series a
m&s
Eq tr 5%s 1933—...— j&d
41%
5%s 1934-'38 (yr)
85
65
90
j&d
..j&j
Gen mtge g
73
76
80
80
72
81
65
6%"
7.25
f&a
85
m6s 1939-..——f&a
gold
79%
—j&j &
w111& a f 1st 5s g 1938
j&d
wfim & Newb 4s 1947
...f&a
Wilmington & Welden rr—
5s
1935
4s 1935-
j&j
j&j
Winston-Salem Southbound—
1st gold guar 4s
1960
j&o
WIs Oent Ry— 1st m
g 4s *49 j&j
1st & ref 4s 1959
a&o
8up& Dul Div 4s 1936-.m&n
Worcester Nash & Roch—See Bo
Yosemlte Val s f g 5s 1936--j&j
RAILROAD ST OCXS.
_
.
100
Atlantic Ooast l Oo of
Oonn__50
Atlantic Coast l rr com
100
Atlantic 1st leased lines rent tr__
Augusta & Savannah (guar)..100
41%
40%
41%
60
100
90
1%
2%
4%
11%
com
Preferred
100
c
11%
100
(t) d
100
Chicago & North Western—100
.—100
common
100
100
.100
7% preferred
5%
10%
9%
19%
7%
12%
9%
2%
5
100
110
22
26
81
6
10%
9%
20
7%
12%
9%
10
65"
36
40
1st preferred
Conn & Pass Rlv pref
Oonsol rrs of Cuba pref
7%
pref
175\
4
15%
1
50
57
50
35
45
16%
21%
8
9
8
9k
70 %
68
67%
67
69
60
65
125
30
47
135
47%
Vs
2%
61
40
v
v t c.
t c
Non-cumuJ 6% pref
Leased lines (guar)
135
67"
140
25
46 %
84
28
89
Ogden Mine rr (gu Cn n j).100
Old Colony (gu nynh&h) —100
Ontario & Quebec.
100
-
13 %
8
18%
_9%
d Price per share, not per cent,
tNo par value.
Ex-dividend.
82"
73
78
76
24%
35
78
-
.
_
107
i
82
60
91
117
101
96
62
55""
25
32%
3%
3h
65
75
6m
m
27%
34%
34%
27
—
Preferred
Pitts Cin Chic & St Louis
50
210
210
30
55
63h
Pitts Ft w & Chic com (gu)__ 100
112
118
Preferred (guar Penn rr)__ 100
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
PlttsbMcK & Yough (guar).. 50
133%
144
Plttsb & West Va common.100
Pitts Youngst & Asht pref
100
Prov & Worcester (guar)
100
Railroad Securities oo—
4% 111 Oent stk ctf 1952—1000
Reading Company
50
1st preferred....-.—..... 50
2d preferred...
50
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar) .100
Rich Fred & Potom—Com
100
72
d
x
22 M
24
Six
32
33 h
104
101
38%
35
118
101
100
120
100
150
100
St Louis-San Francisco Ry
6% preferred
100
100
—
70
70
14
105
14%
110
53
3
"3%
3h
100
Preferred-.-.Saratoga & Schenectady (gu)
100
16
100
80
Seaboard Air Line common--
100
3%
14
St Louis Southwestern
-100
—.■■■ 50
-
-
Preferred......
-
-.100
100
.....
Ohio stk tr ctfs
..100
100
17
24
85
1h
17A
28
35
Wi
31%
25%
32%
l\H
Texas & Pacific
38
50
33"
Southwestern of Ga (guar)...100
35
40
100
.
42
51
Troy & Gr'bush (gu n y c)__
55
Tunnel rr of St Louis
6
6
14
175
55
65
70
80
17
24%
17%
25%
61
65
23%
23%
d
15
25
d
73
77
36
40
50
100
k Last Sale.
39"
50
105
Union Pacific—Common.___.l00
100
25"
135
110H
7% guaranteed..
41
4%
3%
12%
75%
45
23 h
110
Dividend obligations.
6% guaranteed
mob &
32%
d
100
Southern Pacific Oo
Southern Ry common.
40
/This price includes accrued Interest,
45
50
89
d
31
Preferred.
—-100
33 m
Prior preferred
100
Phila Germ & Norris (guar)— 50 d 200
Phila & Trenton (gu Pa rr)_100 d 200
d
26
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie.
50
19%
16
a
84
25
45
40
1
117
Preferred
100
United n j rr & Oanal (gn)_100
Utica Chen & Susq Val (gu).100
Utlca Clinton & Blnghamton.100
Valley rr (n y) (guar)
100
Vermont & Mass (guar)
lfto
Vicksb Shrevep & Pac com_^..100
Preferred.
100
Warren n j (guar d l & w)_ 50
West Jersey & Seashore
50
Western Maryland Ry com.. 10g
1st preferred
100
2d preferred
100
Nominal
80
25
85
20
78
96
....
50
—100
n
73%
203
46
100
Preferred a
Preferred b
11 n London,
70
100
com
110
118
198
75
...100
.
Virginian Railway
Wabash Railway
—
x
78
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)-.100
Peoria & Eastern
100
Pere Marquette Ry com——100
100
Preferred....
..—100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Preferred 6%
100
b Basis,
80
57
.40
100
60 d 50
d
15
50
d
32h
5ft
Passaic & Del Ext
Paterson & Hudson River
Paterson & Ramapo
Preferred
Sharon
20
d
2
160
77
105
Northern
Western Pacific rr Corp
rights
13h
1m'
159
-
.
...
15
(f)
85
29
47
13 %
60
13 %
12 %
(t)
II,
145
60
50 d
45%
-
a..100
com.
19
100
39
Preferred
ioo
Joliet & Chic (guar o &
a)...100
Allegan &Gr Rap (gu) —100
k o St l &
Chic—Pref (gu)__100
Kansas City Southern
100
Preferred
.—...100
Lackawanna rr of n j
100
Lehigh Valley
50
Preferred
50
Little Miami original
guar... 50
Spec guar betterment stk—
19%
140
100
Roch & Genesee Val rr
24 %
50 d
50
100
110
11
Southern
—100
Norfolk & Western Ry.
100
Ad justment preferred
100
No Carolina (guar So rr)_ -100
North Pennsylvania
50
100
ser
Internat Rys (Cent
Am)
Com vot trust ctfs
41
40
100
Dividend payable In London
n y Chic & St Louis com
100
0% preferred
100
n y & Harlem com (gu)
50
Preferred
50
n y Lack & West (guar)——100
n y New Haven & Hartf
100
7 % preferred.
100
n y Ontario & Western
100
Rome & Clint (gu d & h)—100
Rutland pref——^
100
St Louis Bridge 1st pref
.100
2nd preferred
100
100
Huntlngd & Broad Top
Illinois Central
IK
50
48
48 %
64
100
44%
100
.—.100
100
New Orl Texas & Mexico
100
17%
22 %
16
Stk tr ctfs—See rr
Securs Oo
8
1
100
Preferred
33
2d preferred
London Northern
—
1
Preferred.....—loo
63
165
35
5
\l»
1
69\
41%
10
.
Preferred
82
48"
loo
Hudson & Manhattan
72
165
44
k)f
Hartford & Conn Western
is"
30
/f
Preferred (guar Nor Cent). 50
Erie—Common
100
1st preferred
100
88
2d preferred...
;
100
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar)
50
83
89% Erie & Pitts (guar Pa rr)
50
15
ft Wayne & Jack
pref (guar). 100
12
GeorgiaRR & Bank Co (gu;__ 100
11 %
Great Northern ry—Pref
100
ston & Maine?
Ore certificates.
(no pari
f 4
6
Green Bay & Western
100
j Gulf Mobile & North com
100
43
7%
15
100
_(iy
100
100
100
97
41
Ml
7
.........
Preferred
East Penna (guar p & r)
Elmira & w'msport (guarl
37
•»
....
Deny & Rio Gr West pref
Salt Lake
Detroit Hills & s w (euar)
Detroit & Mackinac Ry
64
S*
-
100
31%
92
W
75
...inn
27
50
30
40
70
25
60
Morris & Essex (guar)
50
Nashv Chatt & St Louis
100
Nashv & Decatur (gu l & n). 25
National Rys of Mex 1st pref. 100
Pennsylvania rr
PennroadCorp vtc
30%
25
21%
16
100
12%
luu
Dayton & Mich com (guar)
50 d 28
Preferred 0?uar o h & d)_. 50 d
69
Delaware & Bound Br (guar). 100
150
Delaware & Hudson Co
81
100
Delaware Lack & Western
41%
50 d
Delaware
31
25
non-cum
55"
100
Duluth South Shore & Atl
90
30
■
100
50 d
100 x
2d preferred-..—.—
Columbus & Xenla (guar)
5%
5Vs
8H
i
5% permanent deb
—100
Oswego & Syrac (gu d l & w) 50 d
12
62"
Chicago & St l
100
Preferred
100
Cleve & Pitts (guar Pa rr)__ 50 d
Betterm't stk (guar Pa rr; 50 d
Colorado & Southern
100
ir>
30
Cent (guar Pa rr)_ 50 d
North'n n h (guar b & m) —100
Northern Pacific Ry
100
North rr of n j (guar Erie) .100
d
Northern Securities Co stubs
North Pennsylv (gu p & r)_. 50 d
93
42
14
—100
com
2%
4h
7
:
15"
75
39%
1
Norfolk
62
......
46
2%
2J4
2%
2%
4%
11%
Olnc New Orl & Texas Pacific. 100 , 130
80
Preferred
100
Cine Sandusky & Cleve pref
50
50 d
Oin Union Term 5% pref
87
100
Preferred
Cuba rr preferred
34
....... .—- .
100
common
Denver &
Par
Ala Great Southern
com..——50
Preferred
50
Alabama Tenn & Nor com
100
Preferred
..100
Alabama & Vlcksburg
100
Albany & Surquehanna (guar) 100
Alleghany Corp
(t)
5 % % pref(with $30
warr)
100
5%% pref (without warr)..100
5 % % pref (with $40
warr). .100
Allegheny & West (guar.).... 100
Atch Top & Santr, Fe
.100
Preferred
100
Atlanta Blrm & Ooast
pref
100
Atlan & Char air l
(guar)
100
Atlanta & West Point
90
40
100
100
100
common.
Preferred
Cripple Creek Central
77%
8 1990—a&o
Wheeling & Lake Erie rr—
1st consol gold 4t 1949—.m&s
Ref m 4%s series a
1966.m&s
Ref gold 5s series b
1966.m&s
gen
100
70
70
Registered..
5lva,.& hattf 1#t 4s
1st
42%
25
44
—.
01 eve Cine
94"
f&a
-j&d
42
42
32
55
Ohic St Paul Minn & Omaha.100
35
37
28
Chic & East Illinois
Preferred
Ohic r i & Pacific
600
3
New
25 d
7% preferred
6% preferred
30
81
67
75
63
71
37
Chicago Burl & Quincy
42
52"
d
t
Chicago Great West
Michigan Central
100
Midland Valley com—....... 50
Preferred
50
New York Central rr
48
76
50
common
Chestnut Hill
19 %
19
1945--f&a
5s 1942
Chesapeake Corp
43
80
100
Preferred
1st 4%s 1947
..f&a
West Jersey & Sea Shore—
Oonsol gold 4s 1936.
j&j
g
Central of New Jersey—
17%
17%
,
d
Cayuga & Susq (gu d l & w). 30
28
44
40%
26
18%
18%
18 %
19
2%
23
55"
100
-
Missouri Pacific
132%
100
—
Washington & Vandemere—
Wilkes & e 1st,
25 d
Chesapeake & Ohio
Preferred
Preferred
——100
Mobile & Blrm pref (guar)
100
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern Ry
(t)
Ohiq Ind & Louis v
30
-
Willamette Val Southern Ry-—
24
39
100
Preferred—..
Ohic Milw St p & PacificCommon
14%
14%
55
Ref & gen 4 %s 1978 ser o.
a&o
Ref & gen 6s 1980 ser
d—a&o
Warren 1st refg 3 %s 2000f&a
Wash Oent 4s Mar
1948.-_.q-m k
Washington Co Ry 1st g guar
3%s Jan 1954 op 1924
j&j
White & Black River
Valley—
1st 5s 1980j&j
Wichita Union Terminal
ry—
lstggu4Hs 1941 opt
m&n
23
33%
x
40
57"
...
.
19%
10%
10%
98%
62%
des m Div 1st g 4s 1939—j&j
Toledo & Ohic 4s g 1941—m&s
Omaha diy 1st
3%s g 41.a&o
Wabash Ry—
Ref & gen 5s 1976 ser b..f&a
Eq tr 6si Jan 15 1934-35
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
27
30
100
Ask.
37
70
Schuyl n av rr & Ooal(gu) 50
Louis & Mo Rlv pref (guar)—100 d
Louisville & Nashville
100
56
d 325
Mahoning Coal rr
50
d
45
Pref (guar l8&m8)
50
10
Maine Central..............100
Preferred.......—100
4% leased line ctfs
100
Mississippi Central
100
Mo-Kan-Tex rr com—, (no par)
Preferred
100
50"
48%
23
40
bq tr 4%s 1934-42 (yr)...a&0
Det & Chic ext 1st
g 5s *41 .j&j
2361
27
23
Oatawlssa rr—1st pref (guar) .50 d
2d pref (guar p & r)
50 d
96
5.25
d
Mlnebill & Schuyl Hav (gu)— 50
Minneapolis & St Louis
100
Minneapolis St p & 8 8 m— -100
26%
20
4% non-cum preference
100 1
4% perpetual cons deb
100
Oaro Clinchfleld & o com 4%-100
Common stamped 5%
100 d
69
67%
Eq trust 6s 1935
4s
110
25%
Camden & Burl Oo (guar)
Canada Southern
Canadian Pacific
70
1st m gold 6s 1962
opt.—m&n
1st in 4%s 1962 ser
b—_m&n
Bq tr 4 hi 1934-1940(yr)__j&j
Bqtr 6s 1934-1938 (yr)___m&n
West Shore 1st
82%
109
Brunswick Ter & RySec Oo
36
86
Virginian Railway—
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
g*
,81%
Preferred stamped.
Boat & Prov (guar Old Col)
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn
32
gen 5s
TermOo—3%s
90
25
1st preferred b stamped
1st preferred o stamped1st preferred d stamped
63
Bid.
Par.
Lit
.
1st preferred e stamped
1936 —m&n
Va & Southwest 5s
2003—... j&j
1st cons g 5s 1958
a&o
Wash
EH
34%
1st preferred e unstamped.100
Prior pref
92
85
85
m&n
-
32
.100
Hangor Aroostook com
60
Preferred
100
Beech Creek (guar n y o)
60
Belgian Nat Rys Co
American shares partlc pref
Boston & Alb (guar n y 0)_. 100
Boston & Maine com (stpd)—100
1st preferred a unstamped-100
Stocks.
27%
1st preferred a stamped
f&a
Pr lien 0s *15 ext
5% '40—m&n
Gen 5s May 11941
m&n
Virginia Mid
Ask.
27
100
1st preferred o unstamped.100
1st preferred d unstamped.100
92
j&j
4%s 1934 assenting...
Vermont Vail lst4%s 1940—a&o
Vlcksburg Bdge & Term oo—
s
96
90
lit gold
1st m
Bid.
Par
ommoD
1st preferred b unstamped-100
92
„
Vlcksburg Shreveport
4y©
4%
4%
4%
4.50
Union Terminal Oo
(Dallai)—
1st g 6a 1942 opt 1922
n&o
United n j rr & Oanal oo—
General gold 4i 1944
m&s
Gen 1st g 3hi Mar 1
'51-m&s
Vandalla rr—
Series b 1957
Vera Oruz & Pacific rr—
1st gold 4%s 1934
opt
U*
4.50
<
Preferred
89 %
91%
Ceng 4a 1965 aerlei a
Stocks.
Bait & Ohio—
40-year 4%» 1967
j&j
40-year 4i 1968—
j&d
Eq tr 4%s *34-*38 (yr)
m&n
Eq 4%s Sept 16 *33-'39-m&s15
Bq tr 5a 1934 '37 (yr)
m&s
„
Ask.
s
57"
4
4%
6%
5
.42
6%
7
50
46
55
12%
12%
50
55
16%
4%
17%
-
v.
4%
8%
A*
10
40
17
45
Sale price.
1/
Ez-
marked "t" and Income and defaulted bonds.
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where
Stocks and Bonds.
Bid.
Par.
Administered Fund
Air
lnc
Investors
First Custodian Shares Corp
.
44
47
Fixed Trust Shares series A
38
42
4
(t)
(t)
_1
!3&
2
Alliance Investment com
5s A with warr 1949
J&J
Allied Int Investing Corp com. (t>
$3 convertible preferred
(t)
Am Bank Stk Trust Shares
2.32
General American Investors..(t>
1.41
Preferred (with warrants)
(t)
Deb 5s Feb 1 1952 without warr
75"
<sc
76
1.80
%
Guardian Investors
1
Common
(t)
i
(t)
_
Amer & Gen Sec
com
Income Fund of Boston
Incorporated Investors
(D
Independence Trust Shares —(t)
Indus A Power Securities Oo_.(t)
Corp
Associated National Shares
5%
Preferred
w
com w
w__(t)
Secured gold 0s
Secured gold 0s
16%
1
Secured gold 5s
Secured gold 5s
Warrants
Interstate Equity common
Bancamerlca-Blair Corp
$3 convertible pref "A"
Bankers Nat Investing com A (t)
Bankers Sec Corp of Am
(t)
7% preferred
Type Investors c 1A
3.43
(t)
1
(1)
Capital Administration cl A
$3
Shares"-V-V-V-V(t)
Co
1
%
%6
5% preferred
--100
2%
7%
Major Shares Corp
2*28
Nat Bond A Share
(f)
36%
2.20
National
Accumulative series
2.20
AA
2.44
2.51
2.44
2.51
National
74
15
18
Nationwide Sec Co tr ctf B
3.70
10%
11%
17
10c.
30c.
3%
3%
...
Urum & Forster lnc com
—
....
10
10
72
e
3.06
:
trnm
ml
3.40
2.70
M
O shares
D shares
5
Dividend Shares
Eastern Utilities Investing Corp—
Common A
Deb 5s 1954 with
warr
(t)
MAS 15
Equity Trust Shares
Elec Shareholdings Corp com
1
16 conv pref with warr.
(+>
Federated Capital Corp com
6% preferred...
2
Fidelity Fund, lnc
First Common stocks Corp..
(t)
B
common
5s
ser
1.33
6
1.43
ser
3.35
7%
52
60
2%
Y——.
1
1.27
i8ti
3
2
2%
3
55
United Oil Trust Shares
83%
USA British Internat class A.(t
2.62
2.95
2.62
Securities
2.95
1%
(f
A*
40
35
100
7%
Old Colony Invest Trust com_(t)
Debenture 4%s Feb 1 1947
.1
16%
3.20
2%
1%
USA Foreign Securities com .(t)
13
$0 1st preferred
USA Internat Sec
-ft)
72
(t
50
1st pref with warrants
United N Y Bank Shares O 3
73%
74
U S Shares H
13
18
Universal Trust Shares
3
6
ii*
Premier Shares.
1.80
Primary Trust Shares
k
2
14
3
1%
Utility A Industrial Corp
Convertible preferred
.
(t)
3%
46
2%
5%
13%
7i\,
52%
4%
2%
6
3.20
3%
52„
2%
5%
24
4%
2.10
Last sale,
*
3.14
Utility Equities Corp com
$5.50 priority stock..
2%
2
22%
3%
eEx-Coupon.
4%
2%
5%
United Insurance Tr Stocks F
(f)
(f)
1%
16
63
...
6%
Preferred
t No par value.
cEx-coupon.
d Price per share not per cent,
dividend,
x Kx-dividend.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
61
ctf A—
Voting trust ctfs
9%
——(t)
Class B
MAN
12*
65
Pacific Investing Corp—
Deb 5b 1948 without warr._JAJ
Petroleum and Trad'g Corp A.
Phoenix Sec Corp—
Deb g 5s 1948
U S Elec Light A Pow tr
Trust ctfs ser B
3
•
65
Debenture 4%s Dec 15 1952
Securities
(t)
U S Elec Pow Corp com w war
Warrants
2
Overseas
(t
Preferred
2.04
1953
6%
5%
Class B
Old Colony Trust Associates—
1st serial trust shares
(t)
54%
25
Trust.
80%
Northern
6%
17%
20
80
4
A'4
Oil Shares units
fkll&
:
3" 15
16%
United Founders common
United Insurance
3%
2.80
United Bank Trust shares.
7
1§
2.00
...(t)
$6 cum preferred-
North Amer Util Secur
1%
3
—
Tr
ft)
-—J AD
A 1948
1.60
5^
Union Amer Invest Corp—
Common
United Fixed Shares
Pacific Southern Invest pref..(
Class A
(
Trust Shares of America
North American Trust shares
3" 55
2.60
4
Series B
63
62
5
...
2.65
Trust Fund Share
Twentieth Century Fixed
Series B
3M
1.13
2.29
Trustee Standard Oil shares A—
45*
75
2.35
—
Two- Year Trust shares——
Niagara Share Corp (M
Conv deb 5%s 1950—.'...MAN
2.42
1.03
1.40
North American Bond Trust Ctfs.
2.43
Diversified Trustee Shares A
B shares
1.29
6.57
19
8
70*
IM>
—
...
Class D
25
Shawmut Bank....
N Y Bank Trust Shares
4.15
2.55
44%
1%
Warrants
It)
100
Trustee Stand Invest serO
National Trust Shares
14
7% cum preferred-100
Cumulative TrustShares
(t)
Deposited Bank Shares ser N Y__
Deposited Insur Sbs ser A_.
Deposited Bank Shs N Y A
Crura & Forster Insursh B
3
if)
$5.50 preferred
79
8% preferred
Corp
Investors
6.07
2.22
Warrants
3~. 80
Voting trust ctfs
New Jersey Bankers Securities.._
(modified)
ACC (modified)
Credit Alliance 5%s 1938
M._
2~42
18
(t)
Trl-Contlnental Corp..
0% cum pref
38
AA
.
1
3.27
Supervised Shares
40
Convar tlble preferred
100
Corporate Trust shares old series
2.22)
——_
...
Third National Investors
20.84
6~57
3.12
Trusteed N Y Bank shares.
38
1.17
61
36
Class B
19.18
Massachusetts Investors
'
4
6.07
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares A
EEllj
1942
37
(f)
Class D
6%
2%
Low-Priced Shares.
6%
5%
3%
-
ClassC---
72
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund -_(t)
2j4
34
..(f)
Class BB
1.51
Mohawk Investing Corp — ~(t)
p
Mutual Investment Trust new..
Debenture 5s May 1
Without warrants
It)
(t)
ft)
60
-
Class B
22.45
2.63
1.41
Series H-l
Series T—
2%
4%
11%
'mental Secur Corp com_.m
2.45
_.
A
.
1.51
70.95
3
1.40
65.69
Class AA...
9.74
1.64
20.98
3
(
1.76
Series G_„
Series G-l
Series H
60
Class B_
Chicago Corporation
Consolidated Equities, lnc
11.42
1.92
11.49
12.42
7
.
Series E-l.
Series F_.
5
(t)
(f)
_
2%
73%
72
k
ft)
$3 cum conv 1st pf
Sun Investing Corp com..
10.13
10.76
1.81
10.88
11.69
Series E
Corp
$3 convertible preferred
Super Corp of Amer class A
Series D_.
%
preferred
Chelsea Exchange Corp cl A
86%
—FAA 16
(4)
$1.20 preferred
9.58
9.20
Series B..
100
cum
90
84^
Sec com
Common B
Keystone Custodian Funds lnc—
Chain & Gen'l Equities Inc... (t)
Chartered Investors
Sterling
6
Investors Trustee Shares
24%
0%% pref
5%
87
86
B 1948 with warr—
Without warrants
17*
$5
ser
State St Investment
3
1.89
24
72
k
2
4%
4.88
1.75
—
Ex-warrants
Deb 5%s 1939
Standard Utilities lnc
85
(t)
3.20
4.52
1
%
16%
3.40
18%
71%
11
1
2%
15%
-(f)
$5.50 preferred
Deb 5s Mar 1 1937 with warr.-
75
78
Corp class A
Century Trust
*
10
2%
3
8%
23
%
Standard Investing Corp com .(T>
22$
1
_-(t>
78
OI&sb B
(f)
20
3%
3%
21%
4%
2%
ft)
_
—
60
25
Standard Corporations lnc
Standard Industrials Inc. -
5%
60
Shenandoah Corp common—
70
Deb 5s
1952
$3 convertible preferred
7%
10
4
Spanish A Gen Corp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
Amer dep rets
ord bearer £1
Spencer Trask Fund lnc
(t)
Standard Amer. Trust shares
Investment Trust of N Y coll A—
29
Without warrants
5s
Southern Corp com
(T)
Am com
Iuvestors Equity common
Debenture 5s series A 1947
$
cum pref ser A
5s series A 1953 with warrants.
or
Invest Fund of N J
m
1
(f)
10
Class B
4%s
62
■r
6%
9%
(f)
(f)
1942
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust
56
1933
1943
1933
1943
(t)
(T)
59
Trustee sh.
Selected Management
Shawmut Association
61
58
s
..
18
Without warrants
85
....
Allotment certificates.
3%
s
it)
$5.50 prior stock
18%
(t)
100
100
7% preferred
100
5s series A with warrants 1947
*
2
Bullock Fund Ltd
Canadian Investment Fund
Cent Nat
Investment Co
1
6%
10
Banslcllla Corp
Basic Industry Shares
British
...
3
ft)
Selected Industries com
Internet Securities Tr of Amer—
15
Atlas Corp common
S3 preferred A
7.61
4.25
..
Sisto Financial Corp
J AD
Debenture 5s 1947
15*
50
w
Units
3.80
"
Am com A
6%% preferred
0% preferred
5
Associated Stand. Oil Shs
Atlantic & Pac Int
1956
Int Sec Corp of
2
(t)
1.45
Selected Income Shares
13 J
1"
32
(t)
(T)
preferred
Amer Investors lnc com B
Warrants.
1.37
7.11
2.25
5%
%
2~84
2.78
x
Selected American Shares lnc
Voting trust ctfs units.—
Insull Utility Invest—
Deb g 5s Jan 1949
FAA ♦A—
%
Deb g 0s 1940 B with war.. JAJ
3%
Insuranshares Co. of Delaware—1
2%
Certificates
-1
(
8%
29"
Selective Cumulative Shares
7%
43%
18%
18.11
—
(t)
-(f)
Selected American shares
35
54c
(t)
1%
17%
class A
Common class B_
Amer lnsuranstocks
194*
$6 preferred
18
7
com__(f)
preferred
$7 first
ft)
—
4%
46%
40%
14%
(t)
Preferred
Security Allied Corp
Securities Corp General
45
Holding Corp
Hydro Elec Sec com
(t)
Illuminating Shares class A..—.
17 H
6
23
4
...........—...(f)
20
Huron
10 K
JAJ
Amer FoundersOorp common.. 1
6% preferred her D
5i
7% preferred ser A
5<
Common
1
lit!
Gude Winmill Corp
2*
2
60
0% preferred
13
3
_(t
Debenture 5s series A*
4
5
—
6
1
com—
...
78%
-
It
1
Shares..
Second Custodian Shares
Second Nat Inv Corp unit ctfs(t)
$0 units
$3 units
$7 preferred
4%
10.22
Second Int Sec Corp A com—(t>
Class B common
(t)
22
19
1st pref (t)
Pref. allot, ctf. 25%
42%
5s1943
Amer. Composit Trust Shares--
6%
$0 pref with warr
13
12
k
4
German Credit & Invest.
3%
3
Continental Corp...
American Corporation
Amer Elec Sec partic pref
American European Secur
Coll tr s f 5s 1958 ser A
(t)
com.—-1
(t)
4%
28
-
Seaboard Utilities
Investors Trust
Gen'l Realty & Utkties
74
1.64
<t>
_(t)
General
1
20
(f)
$3 preferred-..
$5.50 prior pref._
American
(t)
Class B
4%
4%
9%
.i
$3 preferred
(t)
Quarterly Income Shares
Reliance Internet Corp com A(t)
Preferred
(t)
Representative Trust
hares
Royalties Management A
5%
s
--(f)
—
Public Utility Holding com w w(t)
Common without warrants, ff)
§5"
4%
3%
Fundamental Trust snares A
3
10
17
(t)
FAA
Corp A
1
9%
(T)
$6 preferred
1
1
1.24
-
Class B
1
•
1.82
%
7
%
Amer. Capital
1
1
4%
4%
9%
Common
Amer Business Shares
—
ww
Fundamental Investors lnc
59
Amer Bankstocks Corp
(t)
American British & Continental
$6 preferred
Deb g 5s 1953
Series B
1
(t)
Prudential Investors
9.01
7.65
Fourth Nat'l Investors
3%
14%
„
4%s
share.
3.40
3.98
18.60
ASk.
Bid.
Par.
share.
3.20
3
(f)
1967
-1968
(t)
Convertible preferred
Aldred Invest Tr 4 %s Dec
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Per
First Invest Co of N H pref A—*
Five Year Fixed Trust shares—
17.45
(t)
t c.
Bid.
Par.
16
(t)
com
v
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
share.
Per
n
,
Nominal,
s Sale price,
t New stock, v Ex-rtock
Utilities
Public
(Includes street and electric railways, gas. electric
NOTICE.
Bid.
(Italy)—
1st & ref 4%s 1967—
1st & ref 5s 1968
102
83
80
76
J&D
82
78
68
55
57
10
M&N
16
Alleg Bellev & P—See Phlla Co
Allegheny Gas Corp 6 %s'43 M&N /
6
Convertible 7s 1938
M&N /
2
Allentown-Bethlehem Gas 1st s f
5 Ms 1954
A&O
104%
Alliance Power 1st 6s 1952—M&S
1st 1
5%s 1948
A
ser
Deb 6s 1938
64""
50%
38
36
103
104
105%
103%
107%
106%
103%
107%
110%
103%
84%
110
103%
83
2ndiconvertible 8s 1945—A&O
71%
American
Utilities Co—
1st lien & ref 6s 1945
J&D /
M&N
18
A&O
M&N
Deb 6%s 1941
Amer W W & El 6s 1934
Deb 6s 1975 Ser A
Deb 5s 1975 ser B
12
91%
IS*
67
1st 6s 1948
J&D
Ana & Pot R RR—See W Ry&El.
Androscoggin Elec 1st 5s '34 A&O
Androscoggin Water Power—
1st 6s 1945—
F&A
Appalachian Elec Power—
1st & ref 5s 1956
—M&N
102%
-
87
60
87%
103%
Appalachian Power 5s 1941 J&D
7% gold bonds 1936——F&A
Deb gold 6s 2024
90
53
-
'
88%
104
102
J&J
82
84""
Appalachian Gas Corp—
Conv deb
1945 ser A—M&S V
Conv deb 6s 1945 ser B
M&S V
Ardmore St
6s
5
7
4%
6
Ry—See Phila Oo.
Arizona Edison 1st 5s 1948
6s s f series A 1945
J&J
39
41
A&O
43
Dec'31)'33-J&D
10
Arizona Pow 6s 1917 ser A
M&N
Arkansas El & Wat 6s 1944-F&A
Ark & Mo Pow 1st 6 »1953--J&j
21
46
20
24
10
45
28
6%s(ext fr'm
_
Deb 6%s 1935
/
26
50
1st s f 7s 1953
J&J
Arkansas P & L 1st 5s 1956-A&O
Arkansas Western Gas Oo—
1st 7s 1939 with warr—
J&J
Arkansaw Water 1st 5s 1956-A&0
Ashland (Wis) L & Pow St Ry.
1st M gold 5s 1939
J&J
Ashtabula Water 5s '56
Assoc Elect 4 His 1953
76%
85
■?§x
42
18
23
19
17
18
J&J 15
A&O
F&A
P
M&N
is*
17%
18%
18%
20
16%
70
Utilities Uorp—
ser A
J&J
1st lien 5s 1947
35
37
M&S k
Telep Util deb 5s 1942A&0 /
Conv deb 6s 1941
M&S
Conv deb 5%s 1944 ser O-M&N
/
/
2-yr 6% notes 1933
A&O f
Associated Telep & Teleg Co—
Deb 5%s 1955 ser A—M&N 3
Atchison Ry, Light & Power—
1st 5s Nov 1935
M&N
g
1947
2-year 4%% notes 1933—M&S
1st & ref 5
1954
39
41
97
/
16%
96%
76
93%
——
——
99
100
M&N
A&O
101
96
90
91
Augusta Ry & El 1st 5s 1940 J&D
93
78
80
54%
3i%
85
87
71
72
1st & gen 5%s 1961 ser F—J&D
Cent Ohio L & P 1st 5s 1950 A&O
99
f 6s 1968
ser
Central States Elec Corp—
Conv deb 5s 1948
40
35
91
84
75%
77%
83%
82
95
97
99%
88"
86
83
100%
4
/
3%
4
(Bait)
90
84%
jf
M&S
74
82
V*
J&J
Coll tr
40
102%
J&J /
f g 5s Jan 11^27-A&O
1st M4%b 1970
106
93%
70
81
77
103%
J&J
Uhlc North Shore & Mllw RR—
94
J&J
/
J&J
.£
—A&O
Chicago Railways Oo—
59
i
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 20% pt
red and pay Feb 1 1933
82%
Otfs of deposit
75% i
.
115
Cons M 5s
Certificates of deposit--!/
4-5s Feb '27 oDt-J&J /
Certificates of deposit
/
105
106
106
106
101%
101%
102%
104
94
77
17
17
ser
J&Dj/
Pur
104
/ 60%
60%
A Feb '27--A&O
Certificates of deposit
Series B Feb 1927
:
103
79""
93
56%
56%
A&O
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
1st & ref 6s 1955 ser A
1st &ref 5%s 1956
57
109
6
15
15
M&N
-M&S
Chic Gas Lt & Coke 5s *37
106%
106%
105%
mon
Adj inc 4s Feb 1927 opt—May /
Certificates of deposit
1
Chicago Rapid Transit Oo—
1st & ref 6%s 1944
J&J f
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A
J&J /
Adjust deb 6s July 1963
/
Certificate of deposit
/
Chippewa Power 6s 1947
J&D
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
1st M 4s 1968 series A
A&O
Cin Newport & Oov L & T—
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
Generating—
1st s f g 6s *48 op aft '12-M&S
Oa gary Power 1st 5s
1960-A&O
California Gas & Elec
s
1st 6s series B 1961
Deb 5%s
1935
73%
Conv deb 5%s 1936
J&J k 158
Deb 5e 1950
J&D
101%
Brownsville Ave—See Phlla Oo.
Buff Gen Elec 1st 5s
105
1939--F&A
Buffalo Ry—See Internat
Ry—
Burlington (Vt) G L 6s 1955-J&J
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
A&O
Butte El & P 1st s f 5s 1951-J&D
California Electric
76
M&S
f
Certificates of deposit
/
Chicago City Ry 1st 5s '27—F&A /
Certificates of deposit
/
Chic Diet Elec
Generating—
Brooklyn Queens Oo & Sub—
1st ra g 5s 1941 (stpd)
J&J
1st con 5s July '41(stp)—M&N
55
!
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950-—F&A
81H
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949..F&A
73
|
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
56
1
Bklyn Un Gaslst cons5sg'45M&N
108%
1st lien & ref 6s '47 ser A.M&N
114
1st lien & ref 5s ser B 1957 M&N Jfc 104%
1st ref 5s April 1 1939
J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1956 ser A.-F&A
Gen & ref 4%s 1981
-F&A
Buff & Niag
El L & Power—
1st gold 5s 1942—
F&A
68
103
Chicago City & Gonnec.mg Ry
''
-
20%
20%
—,
—
43
100
72
15
&~ El
1st 4%s 1958 series A
Chic Aurora & Elgin RR—
1st & ref 6s 1951
81
77
75
:/
42
90
Ches & Pot Tel of Va 5s '43-M&N
Chester Water Service Co—
48
101
%>: 83
41%
.
Ohatt Rys 1st cons5s '56.M&N
M&S
1.62
Chattanooga Ry & Light—
1st & ref g 5s 1956
op *16—M&N
89
82
99
79
51
50
/ 22
Series B
Series O
Charleston Cons Ry Gas
Oonsol gold 5s 1999
100%
46%
49
13
Central States Utilities
Corp—*
10 yr sec 6s 1938
J&J
Central Traction—See Phlla Oo
Cent Vermont Public Serv
Corp—
1st & ref 5s 1959 ser A
A&O
Central West Public Service Co—
1st 1 coll 5%s 1956 ser A„M&N
92
86
60
3%
J&J s
Deb 5%s 1954 with war M&815 3
States Pow & Lt Corp—
1st M & 1st lien 5%s 1953-J&J 3
105""
104%
59
Cent
43
96
/
-
104
73
69
Corp—
Conv deb 5%s '49 with war F&A
Without warrantsCentral Ry—See Un Ry&El
104""
86
80
A
s
98
92
87
71%
Cent Pow 1st 5s.
1957, ser D J&J Jfc
Cent Pow & Lt 1st 5s 1956—F&A
102%
—•
65
102
95
61
103
82
90
85
93
70
OeDt Pub 8erv
63
100
1st & gen 6s 1942 ser B-.-J&J
1st & gen 5s 1955 ser D_._J&J
1st & gen 4%s 1957 ser E.J&D
67%
97
89
89
70
&
70
62
59
10-yr s f 6%s 1934
M&N
Bway & 7thAveRR—SeeN Y Ry«
Bronx G & E 5s 1960
J&J
Brooklyn Borough Gas Co—
Gen & ref 5s 1967
..F&A
Bklyn City RR 1st 5s 1941--J&J
Brooklyn Edison Oo—
Gen m 5s ser A 1949
J&J
Gen m 5s ser E 1952
J&J
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp
-
M&S
Central Indiana Power Co—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&J
Cent MainePr 5s '39 op '19 M&N
96
1st & ref 5s 1954 Ser A—M&S k
.
60
103%
9
9
12
12
3
3
13
13
1%
JH
92
97
89
J&J
Cincinnati Street Ry—
100
76
78""
°P 8 '—M&N
105
106%
1st & ref 6s 1942 ser B
J&J
lst &ref 5%s 1955 series C F&A
Deb gold 5%s 1942
A&O
98%
99%
Deb g 5s 1963
92
94
Deb 5s 1969
67
88
69
89
90
81
84
57
57
58%
58%
pipe line 5%s 1942-M&N
Cities Service Gas Pipe Line Oo—
1st M 6s 1943
J&J
Cities Service Power & Light—
Deb 5%8 1952
-M&N
Deb 5%s 1949
J&D
74
75%
Citizens Gas (Indianapolis)—
1st & ref gold 5s 1942
J&J
77
80
Corp—
E?lf % T(& g 68 *37
California-Oregon Power—
Refunding 6%s 1942
M&N
Calif Water Service 5s 1958.A&0
Calumet Gas & Elec Oo—
6%s I960 ser B—J&J
Dalumet & South Chicago
Ry—
1st M rehab g 5s '27
op '12F&A /
Certificates of deposit
/
Oamden & Sub Ry—See P S Corp
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s '53-M&N
Canadian L & P 5s *49 op *14 J&J
85
1st
m
5%s Apr 15,'52
ser
1st 6s 1955 ser B
Cities Serv deb 5s Jan '66
Deb g 5s Apr. 1958
Conv deb 5s 1950
Cities
M&S
s
40%
s
36%
36%
36%
40%
s
60%
s
75
s
41%
41%
A&O
M&N
M&S
J&D
Service Gas Co—
1st M
.
56%
58%
AA&O
A&O
s
79
98
...
r-r ij
/ This price Includes accrued Interest
35
39 %
M&N
1st & ref
1st & ref 5s 1956
Atlantic City (N J) Gas—
1st g 5s Jan 1 I960 opt *20
J&J
Atlantic Co Wat 5s '58- --AM&8
b Basis.
25
90
.T&D
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Wat, El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
Atlantic City El 5s 1938
M&S
16%
16%
14%
14%
14%
23
79%
Cent Indiana Gas—
Ref mtge 5s 1957
79
M&b
5s series B I960
British Col Tel 5s I960-.-.
Broad River Power Co—
^
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st & ref s f g 5s '50 opt '15 J&J
Atl Cons St RR—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Gas L 5s
86
81
49%
45%
40%
Central Illinois Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser E„_M&N
1st mtge 4%s 1967 ser F—J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968 ser G—M&N k
1st & ref 4%s 1981 ser H
s
6s series I 1957
F&A
W
Falls
Telep Co Ltd—
1st M 5s 1965.
Assoc
IF
22
1958—M&N
Corp participating 8s '40-M&S
Associated
88
76
100%
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952--J&J
British Col Power 5%s 1960
s
73
A&O
J&J
Without warrants
Associated Pud
40
85
82%
Conv deb 4 %s '48 with warM&8
Conv 5%s 1938
Cons ref deb 4%s
77""
35
5s Jan 11961
J&J
Associated Gas & Elec Co—
Conv deb 5%s 1977
F&A
Conv deb 4%s 1949
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
Conv deb 5s 1950
6
44
—M&N
99 %
-M&S
f 6s 1953
s
105%
1st & ref 5s 1951
F&A
Cent HI Light 1st & ref 5s '43A&0
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
Extl 1st
47
15
94
37
106%
4%s Nov 1 1941—M&N
5s March
49
107%
Hydro-Elec Corp—
1944
7s Sept 1947—
50%
106 %
Deb g 5s Dec 1942.—
J&D
10-year deb 5%s 1934
F&A
10-year deb 6s 1934
M&S
10-year deb 5s 1937
F&A
10-year deb 5s 1940
J&J
Sink fund gold 6%s 1957-F&A
West End St 5s 1936
M&N
68
101
Uent Hud Gas & Elec
Corp—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1957
M&S
Cent Ills Elec & Gas Co—
Deb g
Annap & Chesapeake Bay Pow—
105%
Uo—
107
Boston Con Gao deb 5s '47—F&A
Boston Elev Ry 4s 1935—M&N
Deb g 4%s Oct 1 1937—A&O
79
J&D
Electric
Central German Pow 6s '34-J&D
Binghamton (N Y) Gas Works
1st 5s 1938————A&O
Binghamton (N Y) L H & P—
1st ref 5s Feb 1946
A&O
Birmingham Elec Co—
1st & ref 4%s 1968
-M&S
Birmingham Gas 1st 5s '59 -M&N
Birmingham Term'l 4s *57--M&S
Birmingham Water Works Oo—
1st m 5%s 1954 ser A
A&O
1st m 5s 1954 ser B.
J&D
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
F&A
Blackstone Val G & E 5s .'39-J&J
Mtge & col tr 5s *51 ser A_A&0
Mtge & col tr 5s *52 ser B-A&
Bleecker St&FulFy—See NY Rys
Bloomington Dec & Champagne
1st & ref 5s 1940
M&N
Bolivian Power 8s ser A '45-A&0
92%
8.
Central Gas &
99
Deb 6s Apr 1 1955
A&O
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg Rys—
1st mtge s f 6%s 1956
A&O
IF
86
Cent Orosst'n RR—See N Y Rys.
99
f 6s 1959 w w—A&O
1st mtge 5s 1958
A&O
Berlin City Elect 6%s 1951—J&D
Sink fund deb 6%s 1959—F&A
7
'
Cent Dist Telep 1st 5« '43--J&D
Central Elec of N J 5s 1940—J&J
98
Bellows Falls
Amer
Deb 5%s Nov 1 1943—M&N
Conv deb 4%s 1939
J&J
35-yr deb 5s 1965
—F&A
Amer Toll Bridge 1st 7s '45-A&0
90
99
s
1st & ref 6s 1960 ser O
A&O
Belolt Water, Gas & Elec Oo—
1st g 5s 1937
M&S
54
94%
58
78%
fr 49X
4
73
A F&A
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O—M&N
Bell Telep Oo of Pennsylvania—
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B
J&J
3
35%
1st! & cuii tr 5s 1948 se
98
98
87
49%
Telep & Tel eg—
Conv g 4s *36 conv aft '09-M&S
Coll trust 5s 1946
J&D
Deb sf 5s 1960
J&J
92%
44
'
Corp—
1st g 5s 1955 ser A
M&S
1st g 5s 1957 ser B—J&D
30
29
M&N
-J&D
Cent Ark Pub Serv
88
12
Gas &
Deb 6%s 1942 with war—A&O
Am Pow & L deb 6s 2016
M&S s
Amer Stater Public Serv—
100
Beaver Valley Wat 6s 1935-M&N
Bell Telephone of Canada—
IF
M
M&N
First lien coll trust 6s "46-M&S
First lien coll tr 6%s '46--J&D
3-yr 5%% notes 1933
FA A
Central Georgia Pow 5s '38-M&N
Coll trust
Bridge 7s 1947 M&JN
Deb 7s 1942———Alton Water 5s 1956
A&O
Altoona & Logan Val Elec Ry—
Con g 4%s 1933 gu
F&A 15 / 27%
Amer Commonwealths Power—
Deb g 6s 1952 ser A
F&A /
2
Deb g 5%s 1953
M&N VI3%
Conv deb 6s 1940
M&S *fk 2%
Amer Community Power—
Deb5%s 1953
J&J V 5%
Secured notes 5%s 1931—M&N /
35%
Amer Elec 1'ow deb 6s '67 M&S 15 k
28%
Amer & Foreign Power Oo—
Deb g 5s 2030.
53
M&S
Amer Fuel & Pow 7s 1934-- -J&J
/
3
amer G & E deb 5s 2028
M&N Jfc 85%
Power Oo—
Sec deb 5s 1953--M&N s
Secured deb 6s 1939—
3
J&
American Natural Gas Corp—
102
95
100
-
24
101
M&S
Canton Elec Oo 5s 1937
Capital Traction (Wash. D G):
lot g 5s June 1 1947
J&D
Oarbondale Ry 5s Nov 1933.-J&J
Carolina P & List 5s 1956—A&O
Cedar Rap Mfg & P 5s '53—J&J
Central Arizona Light & Pow Oo
1st mtge 5s 1960
J&D
111
.
7%
'i 31*
Alton & St L
& El
-
Bid.
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
Term 6%s 1951----
tangor
72
bonds
Bonds.
Atk.
El
106
Hydro Elec 5%s "49-M&S
99
1st Hen & ref 5s 1955
M&S
92
4%s 1960
J&D
Bangor Ry & El 1st 6s '35—J&J
98
Bar Harbor & Union River Pow—
1st 5s 1935
Barstow (W S) deb 6s 1942-A&0 f 39*$
Baton Rouge Electric Oo—
1st mtge 5%s 1954
91
J&D
1st M 5s 1959 ser B
F&A
85
Bear Mt Hud Rlv Bdge Co—
74 %
1st 7s 1953A&O
Beau barnols Power Corp—
85
■70
Alabama Water Service Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
Albany Ry— S«e United Trac.
3 Sp Pt & Ches—See Un Ry
Jalt Traction—See Un Ry &
103%
66%
M&S
Albuquerque Nat Gas—•
6%s 1940
Bid.
tfalt & Ann S L—See Md El Ry
.A&O
Alabama Power 1st 5s 1946 _M&8
1st & ref 5s 1951
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956
M&N
Amer
Bonds.
Aik.
telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.)
marksd "f" and lnooms and defaulted
All bond prloss are **ani Interest" exoept wbsrs
Bonds.
Adriatic Electric Oo
Extlsf 7s 1952
power, water,
Last salo
u
Nominal
r
Canadian
price,
i
Sale price.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
76
Bid.
Bonds
Citizens L H & P
1st g 5s
(Johnst'n, Pa)
1934 opt
95
1914—-M&N
CltlzensStRy—8eeInd*p'sTr&Ter
101
10233
71
102
Rap) 5s '36-J&D
(Washington, Pa)
533s A 1951
---J&J
City Elec San Fran 6s 1937
J&J
City & Sub By—See Wash Ry & El
City of New Castle Water—
Citizens Tel (Gr
7333
Citizens Water
Darby Med & Ohes Ry—See Phila
Davenport Water 5s 1961 — J&J
Dayton Ltg 1st 5s'37 op'12-M&S
Dayton Pow & L 1st 5s '41
J&D
Day Sp & Urb—See Ind Col & E
-
Delaware
City Water (Chattanooga)—
92
1st M 6s 1954
-J&D
92
1st M 5s 1957 series C-—M&N
Olev El 111 1st 5s '39 op '24-A&0 k 1053*
k 1062*
Gen M 5s 1954serles A—M&N
Gen M 5s 1961 series B—.A&O k 107 3*
96
Clove Ry 1st 1933
M&J
Light—
Gen &con 5s 1954
M&S /
Clinton (La)W W 1st 5s 1939F&A
Coast Cos Gas & Elec—
94
Stamped
"166
Oleve Southw Ry &
5
9133
92
Des
S
86
Deb 5s Jan 151961
Columbia River Longview
J&J 15
Bridge
87
Des
8533
8433
M&N
A&015
Deb g 5s 1952
Deb g 5s 1952
87
63£s stamped 1953
Columbia (S O) Ry Gas & El Co
1st M s f g 5s 1936
J&J
Columbus Dela & Marlon Elec Co
1st & ref 5s July 1937
J&J /
1st & ref 6s (stmpd) 1937--J&J /
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser B. -M&N
Columbus (Ga) Pow 5s 36..A&0
Columbus Ry Pow & Light—
1st ref 433 s 1957 «er A
J&J
Sec conv g 533s 1942
A&O
Col Ry 1st 4s *39 opt *14—m-J
Commonwealth-Edison Co—
1st M 5s 1953
-J&J
1st M col 5s 1954 ser B—J&D
1st M col 433 s 1956 ser O..A&O
1st M col 433s 1957 ser D..J&J
1st M col 433s 1960 ser E A&
1st M 4s 1981 ser F
M&S
1st 633s series G 1962
J&D
Commonwealth Elec 5s 1943 M&S
Commonw Sub Corp—See Misc.
Com'w'lth Tel (Pa) 533s *45 M&N
Com'w'lth Tel (Wis) 5s A '48 M&S
Commonwealth Utilities Oorp—
Conv deb 6s 1938
M&N
Commonwealth Wat 533 s A 1947
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
F&A
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O...F&A
Community Power & Light Co—
Col M 5s 1957
M&S
85
1st
3
65
67
70
94
91
1013*
84
7033
72
85
90
1st
m
f Rs 1966 ser A
s
-
.M&N
E
47
1st m s f 5s
10333
1042*
10333
9733
65"
10533
982*
10333
31
2
27
----
-wmwrnm
-
44"
80
84
100
s
63
105
1042*
99
65
90
Grand Rapids Gas
98
76
Sec g
Deb 6s
65
Deb 6s
1st & gen 633s
.
-
67
15 year sec 6s 1942
Eliz Plainf & Cent J ISee
Eliz &
8433
Trenton RR
1st & con g 5s
92
1956
8
8433
7633
93
95
1633
17
80
8333
86"
25
35"
10233
10233
99
7733
3633
3633
4333
13
A&O
13
A&O
A&O */ 13
ff
J&D
101
104
A&O
-J&J
95
105
..J&J
J&J k
1st gold 533s 1954 ser D ..J&J,
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951-J&J
Dallas Telep 1st 5s 1933
A&O
107
100
102
35
1003*
15
With warrants
10334
37
k Last
sale,
n
Nominal,
76
68
k
3933
98
2
62*
90
4523
100
4
6333
58
65
80
2633
993*
1935.—F&A
992*
28
)
Houston
50
Z§^
75
9633
72
A.-A&O
k
1943 with war..A&O k
82
40
1033
98
96
10433
102
51
383*
98
1935--M&S
Houston Lt & Pow 1st 5s *53 M&S
1st lien & ref 4 33s'78 ser DM&N
1st lien & ref 433s 1981 ser E._
77
52X
27
Gulf Gas—
Hous Home Telep 5s
80
7233
7233
100
Extl g s f deb 7s
4
74
81
101
Hamburg (Germany)
1st M & col 08 1943 ser
100
923*
9233
1053*
9333
9333
Houston Natural Gas Oorp—
k
Deb 634s 1938
J&D
Empire District Elec Oo—
1st & ref m 5s 1952—M&S
Empire Gas & Electric Oo—
Glen & ref 6s ser A 1952—J&D
Empire Gas & Elec and Empire
Coke Jt lst&ref 5s '41 opt.M&S
Empire Public Service Oorp—
Deb 6s 1950 w w 1950
J&J /
ErcoleMarfelli Elec MfgCo (Italy)
let ■ f 6 33« 1953 with war M&N k
f This price l ucludes accrued interest
76
69
1935
M&N
Elev Under¬
54
ground & St Rys 5Ha *38 -J&D
25
Hamilton Gas 633s A w w '37J&D /
10333
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970
M&N
31
F&A
7933 Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952
933
Deb g 533s 1951——
M&S
88
Helena Gas & Elec 1st fis '52M&S
3833
40
Heat Man & Fair Pass Ry—See P hil R T
46
Home Tel & Tel (Ft Wayne)
95
1st 6s series A 1943
J&J
94
1st 533 s series B 1955
A&O
Home Telep & Teleg(LosAngeleH
10333
Oal) 1st refunding 5s 1945J&J
133 Home Tel & Tel of Spokane—
101
1st M g 5s May 15 '36-M&N 15
133
31
Houston El Co 1st 6* '35
J&D
102 33
103
Deb 633s
A
J&D
El Paso Nat Gas 1st 633s '43-J&D
17"
143*
74
5s secured conv notes 1938J&J
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Oo—
Public
1st m 5s 1950 ser
553*
7533
of Calif—
Grt West Pow Oo 5s 1946.J&J k 102 3i
Green Mountain Power Oorp—
79
1st mtge 5s 1948
F&A
99
Greenwich Wat 433s '57 ser A J&J
Greenwich Wat & Gas System—
69
Col tr 5s 1952 ser A
A&O
69
Col tr 5s 1952 ser B
A&O
6633
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968
A&O
Gulf Public Service Oo—
4833
1st m 6s 1945
——A&O
Gulf States Utilities Oo—
7733
1st M & ref 5s 1956 ser A.M&S
73
1st M & ref 433s 1901 B—J&D
96)*
Hackensack Wat 4s "52 op '12J&J
94
Gen&ref5sJunel5'77 A
J&D1P
El Paso El Co—
Dakota Central Telep Co—
35^
101
'01F&A
Oo—
533s 1942—M&N
36
5
75
RR—
M&S
87
Great West Power Co
832*
J&D f
5533
10
1333
11
1950
—J&J
Ltd—
Great North Pow 5s
k J0233
1053*
3JH
k
1932-1944——M&N
29
J Serv Corp.
Elmlra Water, Light &
6s
32
Electric Public Utilities Co
79
M
33
A&O
86
J&D
L 5s '39-F&A
28
—J&D
70
J&J
Great Lakes Utilities
106
-J&J
1936
1937
48
Great Lakes Power
M&N
1941 ser A
1941 per B
533s 1942 ser O
65
48
43
Rapids Ry 1st 7s *39 M&N
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st M 7s 1944
F&A
Elec 5s 1946- T&J
1949
M&N
Sec g 6s
Sec g 6s
55
43
91
26
3-year 5% notes 1936
Ed El lll(Bkn)See KingsCoEL&P
Edison El 111 (N Y)—See N Y G
Electric Co of N J 1st 5s 1947
Electric Ferries 1st 7s '41—A&O
Electric Pow Oorp (Germany)—
1st s f 6V3s 1950
M&S
1st sink fund 633s 1963—A&O
Electric P & L Deb 5s 2030. F&A
Electric Public Service Co—
6533
6433
64
85
1st lien coll tr
s
73 %.
65
*90—J&J
80
104
Easton & So Beth Transit 8s '36—
Edison Elec Ilium of Boston—
18
50""
73 X
Georgia Ry & Elec—
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939—J&J
Atlanta Northern Ry Oo—
1st
s
105
102
Power
5s '54 op
Gesfurel fis 1953 x w
50
Wisconsin Electric Co—
& ref 6s 1942
J&D
1st lien & ref 633s 1948--M&S
1934
4
lirand
/
5.50%
93
-A&O /
-
76
m
1935
5.00
91
1st s f
J&J
1967—M&S
Georgia Power & Light Oo
1st mtge 5s 1978
J&D
1952
86
1st lien
5s
60
J&J
1st guar
55
55
With warrants
73
57
57
'
47
42
Eastern
76
52
A. J&D!
B__A&0,*/
1*/
A 1934
J&D /
Ext deb 6s ser
5s
94
Co—
1947 ser A
M&S
let M & 1st lien 5s 1955 B M&S
Eastern Util Assoc 5s 1935.-A&O
Eastern Util Inv 5s A 1954-M&S
40
37
Georgia Power lBt 6s
1st m 534s
43
37
1st lien & col 5s 1943 aer
Co—
J&J
&
69
69
Ry—
1939
Georgia-Carolina
Pow Co—1948 series A.A&O
1st mtge coll tr 7s 1958
Eastern Shore Pub Service
68
68
Certificates of deposit—
74
m
Ref
48
67
M&N
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st. 5a
433s 1948 A
J&J
5s 1948 B
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser O..M&S15
Eastern Michigan Rya—
Ref
Elec
5s 1954 opt
1st M coll tr 633s ser A '56 A&O
Conv ser 633% notes 1933-J&D
233
533s 1951
Eastern Mass Street Ry
90
1043*
1032*
982*
g
Conv deb 533s
Eastern Connecticut
10533
3733
4633
Conv deb 6s 1944 ser
1940.
Sheboygan
s
f
Conv deb 5s 1953
3
J&D
M&S
Oregon Lt & Pr 534s A '51-M&S
5s series B 1953
J&J
5s
3633
5
General Water Wks & ElecOorp—
Easton Cons El 5s
74
s
,
1st,
22Ji
General Public Utilities—
7533
60
634s 1937 to 1949
Duquesne Gas Uorp—
52
1st conv 6s Mar 151945-M&S15
633% notes 1935
M&S15
40
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co
39
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co
Durham Pub Ser 7s A '49—A&O
East Ooast Utilities—
1st coll 533s 1937 ser A
F&A
Conv deb 6s 1933 ser A
M&N /
103
6% (interest now7%) 1932 J&J /
E. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s '42-A&O
106
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953—J&D
E St L & lnterurb Wat 5s '42 J&J
1st m 6s 1942
-J&J
1st m 5s 1960 ser D
F&A
100H
East St Louis (111) Lt & Pow—
E Minn Power
76
1933
133
Gateway Bridge 7s 1938——A&O
Gatlneau Pow 1st 5s 1956---J&D
Debenture gold 6s 1941 J&D 15
Deb 6s 1941 series B
A&O
General Gas & Elec Oorp5% notes Aug 15 *33—F&A15
5% notes Aug 15 '34—F&A15
5% notes Aug 15 '35—F&A15
General Public Service Oorp—
99
U*
'36- J&J
90
51%
91
4833
97
1967-J&D
Dumbarton B'ge 633s to
73
5933
Gary Elec & Gas Co—
1st lien col 5s 1934 ser A
J&J k 5333
10333
Gas & El of Bergen Oo 5s *49. J&D
Co—
Duke Price Power
90
1st M
3133
3233
20-yr s f 634" 1948.
A&O
rd Ave Ry.
Dry Dock E B & B RR—See Thl
96
85
73
1934— ..J&J
Galveston-Houston
Gen 5s Nov 1 1954
4733
1st 633s 1937 A with war_M&S
Dominion Gas & Elec 633s 1945-Dortmund Munic Util (Germany)
Duke Power—1st 433s
.
9933
Dixie Gulf Gas Co—
J&D
Danville Tr & Pow 1st 5s '41. J&j
97
9934
85
15
Cooper RlVBri'ge I nclst6s'58 M& N /
Copenhagen Telephone Co—
7433
Exti a f 5s Feb 15 1954.F&A15
60
Council Bluffs Gas 5s 1948.M&N
Crosstown St Ry—See Col Ry & Lt.
Cross St Ry—See Int Tr (Bufn
64
Cuban Telep conv 5s 1951
J&J
77
1st lien & ref 733s 1941—M&S
Cumberland Co (Me) Pow & Lt —
1st 43*8 1956
j.-J&'i s 8333
8833
1st M 5s 1959
.J&D
Cumb'land T & T 5s 1937J&J
10433
b Basis
9533
104
J&J
—
Galesb Ry & L 5s
10033
10033
Detroit
2-year notes 5s
1st g 7^s 1949 ser B
1st g 5s 1952 ser C__
101
10033
100
99
103
105
Consumers Power Co—
Dauas Pow & Lt 6* 1949.
series A.A&O
94
48
ltH
Equip trust 533s 1933-38
Galesburg Ry Ltg & Power—
Con 5s Oct 1934
J&D
_
95
103
P (New Orl)—
1st gold 6s 1935
Dallas Gas 1st 6s 1941
.
63
103
Fruit Growers' Express—
9233
82
92
84
87
Co (Eliz, N J)—
-
4
,
„
.J&J k
A&O k
B—J&D
O—F&A
Gen&ref4V3s 1961 ser D.F&a
Gen & ref 5s ser E 1952.-A&O
92
75
1st lien & unif 4 33» 1958-M&N
Oontin Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A
22*
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser
1022*
18
94
72
1st & ref 5s 1936 op '16
J&J
lstl &unlf 5s ser 0 1952.-M&N
1533
.
M&N/
1948—M&N /
m
9733
103
94
M&N
1938
95
93
M&N
5s
Tunnel—__
f deb 634 s
s
102
100
International Bridge—
1st msf 633s 1952
F&Ai*/ 93*
Certificates of deposit
•--'*/ 633
S f deb g 7s 1952
..FA A *fk 233
Certificates of deposit
■
" '
'
*/ 133
Det & Pt Huron Shore Line—3
1st gold 58 1950
J&J *
102
102
1958
-
23""
21
Gen & ref 5s 1962 ser
1st M 5s 1958
1st M 5s 1936
70
74
M&S
Gen & ref 5s 1949
93
101
Consolidated Water of Utlca
Oonsum L H & P
65
90
-——M&N
5s 1950 series B
Detroit Edison—
1st
91
100
—
Detroit City Gas Co—
1st m 6s 1947 series A
Hav)—See "R.R."
Consumers El L &
1938-
1st msf 6s 1953
Conv
Consolidated Telep of Wise—
1st M 533 s 1942 ser A
M&N
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser Corp
433*
20
Gas Co—
Detroit & Canada
-
1st
5s.
m
1st m 5s 1956
55
Community Water Service Co—
38
Deb g 6s 1946 ser A
J&D
37
Deb g 533s 1946 ser B
M&S
10
Oonestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950.-J&J
Conn Light & Power—
113
1st &refs f 7s'51 ser A-..M&N
107
1st & ref 533» 1954 ser B„F&A
101
1st & ref 4 33s 1956 ser O..J&J
105
1st & ref 5s ser D 1962
J&J
107
Connecticut Power 5s '63—A&u
107
1st & coll trust 5s 1956
J&J
9734
Conn Ry & Lt 433s 1951
J&-1
992*
Stamped guaranteed optional.
102
Conn Ltg & Pow 5s '39
J& '
983*
Conn River Pow 5s A '52...A&O
84
Connelisv Wat 5s Oct 2 '39. A&O
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr—
46
1st lien 5s 1962 stamped. _J&J
106
Consol Gas of Bait 5s 11)39-_J&t
10433
Gen g 4J3s Apr 1954
A&O
Consol Gas Elec Lt & P (Bait)—
10233
Gen g 4^8 Feb 14 1935—J& '
1043*
1st & ref s f 4J*» 1969 ser GM&8
10233
1st & ref s f 433s 1970 ser H J&J
962*
1st & ref 4s 1981.—
-J&D
Consolidated Gas (N Y)—
10533
Deb 533s 1945...
F&A
98
20-yr deb 433« 1951
J&D
10333
Debenture 5s 1957
J&J
Underlying cos—See N Y G E L H & P.
Consol Gas Utilities Co—
1st & coll 6s 1943 ser A—J&D */ 41?*
Conv deb 633 s 1943 ser A. J&D */ 123*
Consol Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
343*
Wuerttembu/er 1«t 7s '56 -J&J
Con Ry (New
97
Des Moines Elec Co—
Des Moines
*/
60
A&O
—J&J
Light & Traction—
1st s f g 5s 1942 opt
M&S
Stamped
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd
M&S
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B..J&D
Federal Public Serv Oorp—
1st 1 6s 1947
J&D
6% gold notes 1932
J&J
Fed St & Pleas Val—See Phil Oo
Federal Water Service Oorp—
Conv deb 534s 1954
M&N
Federated Utilities
Inc—
1st Hen col tr 533s 1957
M&S
Florida Power Oorp—
1st m 533s 1979 ser A
J&J
1st m 533a 1956 ser B
J&J
Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s '54—J&J
Florida Public Service Oo—
1st M 6V3s 1949
F&A
1st 6s 1955 series B
A&O
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945—A&O
Fontana Un Wat 6s 1953—-J&J
Ft Pitt Traction—See Phila Co
9233
60
69)
70)
Federal
55"
7234
F&A
Moines & Cent la Elec Co—
F 6s 1937 opt series A..-M&S
Moines City Ry 5s 1936 J&J /
1st lien 5s 1946
67
70
1st g 5s 1938 opt 1913
Fall River Elec Lt 5s 1945
101
18
60
J&J
6% notes Oct 1 1943
Denver Tramway Terminals Go—
1st M g gu 5s 1933-1937—M&S
Derby Gas & Elec Oorp—
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
'
992*
9234
91
to Pa tax
as
Denver Tramway Oorp—
Gen & ref 5s 195°
A
93
86
M&N
'53--M&N
1st M 5s 1960
Colorado Power 1st 5s
•
1
10233
9633
50
10
Fairmont & Clarksburg Trac—
8533
5s'49—M&N
M&N
(of Canada)
F&A
Elec Corp
Europ'n
5
94
Deb 633s 1966 w w
Without warrants
10134
9433
101
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1951
10533
Light Co—
&
1971
Denv Gas & El 1st g
85
Alt.
10233
Eqult G & E Utlca 6s 1942-A&0
i>ie Rya—1st fis 1954
A&O
•^rle Ltg 1st m 5a 1967..
.A&o
842*
J&J
1st mtge g 4 34s 1969
J&J
1st mtge g 434s 1969
J&J
Denver Uons Tram 6s 1933-A&0
8933
94
Power
M 433s
1st
R Tr.
82
103
105
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
.
Deb 5His 1959
8733
J&D.
-
Delaware Elec Power Co—
_
6s 1941.-
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
bonds
whoro mirkad "f" »nd Inoomo tod diliolltd
NOTICE.—All bond prioM in '*»nd Interest" 9x0001
60
1st m coll 6s
warr.J&D
1949..M&N
43 with
55"
5333
53
Hudson Co Gas 5s g
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s *54 AM&S
1st M 5s 1954 ser B
M&S
5s 1962
—
8133
80
1043*
93
/
80
78
58
105
^3"
>0
84
33
2
7233
r Oanadiau
price,
s
Sale price.
* Negotiability
impaired by maturity
July, 1933.]
PUBLIC
NOTICE.- -All bond prion
Bonds.
Bid.
an
UTILITY
"bad Interest"
Ask.
ezoept where
BONDS
marked
Bonds.
Bid.
"f"
77
and Inoomo and defaulted bonds.
Ask.
Bonds.
Bid.
Los
103
Illinois
Commercial
104
1024
Idaho Power 1st 6s 1947
103
96
B
63
/
'acksonvllle Trac 1st 5s '31.
Jamaica Water
—.
72
f deb 5 4*
1957.
M&«
724
674
674
614
514
s
/
1st sink fund 64s 1958—
524
102
w ater
Gen A ref
g 5s'20 op'11
MAN
Dayt SpgfA Urb 5s '28—MAN
Indiana Electric Oorp—
1st M 0s 1947 series A.—MAN
1st M 64s 1953 series B—FAA
M 5s 1948
79
16
184
'
15
k
79
k
824
714
4
14
63
JAJ k
68
684
674
let A ref M 5s Jan 1 1950--JAJ
1st 1 A ref 5s 1963
FAA
Kansas Pow
Indianapolis Power A Light—
1st M 5s 1957
ser
A
354
354
f gold 5s Jan 1 1933—AAO
f
Indianap St gen 4s 1933
JAJ /
Citizens St con 5s g 1933 MAN
/
Indianapolis Water—
1st A ref g 44s 1940 opt--JAJ
ref 5s 1970
5»
1958
f
874
72
MAN
MA * k
O...F
Q9
1st M 5s 1961 series G—FAA
98
1st M 5s 1969 ser I
1st 7s series J 1957
1st 6s series K 1957
r
100
100
93
series
H
J"
1961
2
Coll tr
■
f 6s 1941
ser
914
82
774
82
ion
Col tr 6s 1957 ser O
Deb sf 7s 1935
inland Teiep 1st 6s 1948
Inland Utilities Inc—
Conv deb 6s 1934
Interborough
1st A ref g
AAO
JAD
/
Rapid Transit—
5s *00 op tax-ex. JAJ
0% not.«s 1932
Without warrants
Oonv deb 6s 1948
International Hydro-Klec System
w
1948
69
68
64
74
.
1114
73
FAA
sr
6s 2020
ser
A..
474
594
"
106
56
45
454
81
71
60
•62
/
10
3
55
«.
-
594
-
-
58
92
1945..MAN k
75
73
85
61
1st mtge 5481959
MAS
Iowa Ry A Lt (Oedar Rapids)—
1st A ref 5s June 1940 B
JAD
Cons
644
814
80
85
80
554
574
82
86
81
564
16
-AAO
67
MAS
76
68
JAD
1034
1004
lat g 5s 1947 ser A
Middle West Utilities Oo—
5s ctfs of deposit 1932
fk
fk
fk
/
5s ctfs of deposit 1933
964
5s ctfs of deposit 1934
5s ctfs of deposit 1935
«...
814
63
AAO
12
114
114
114
814
103
1st and ref mtge 54s 1942. JAJ
Lidland Natural Gas Uo—
Oonv deb 6s 1935
.
J&J
—II
Leipzig Overland Pow 64s '40—
Ry—See Ky Tr A Term
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
52
54
52
f
58
1st
M
1944
MAS
Lexington Util let 5s 1952.-FAA k
Lexington Wat ref 54s 1940-FAS
Lexington Wa Po w Co 1 st 5s '68 J A J /
6s
Oonv deb 54s 1953
JAJ f
Lincoln Gas A Elec 5s 1941.JAD
Lincoln Tel A Tel—
1st M 44s 1961 ser A
JAD
Little Rock G A F 6s 1937.MAN
Little Rock Ry A El 0s '38—AAO
Lockhart Power
54s 1950—FAA
Lombard Elec Oo (Italy)—
1st extl 7s 1952
TAD k
Lone Star Gaa a f 5s 1942 —MAN
Long Isl Lighting 5s 1936—MAS
ref 6s 1948.
...JAJ
1st A ref 5s 1955 ser B___MAS
Secured g 6s 1945
JAJ
Conv deb g 54s '52 ser A.AAO
Lorain Telep 1st 5s 1958—
Los Angeles Gas A Elec
Corp—
1st A ref g 5s 1939
opt.—MAS
1st A gen 5s 1961
MAS
584
45
83
Gen A ref 6s 1942 ser D__MAS
Gen A ref 54s 1947 ser E JAD
Gen A ref 54s 1943 ser P MAS
62
72
IIII
69
72
534
42
984
514
47
964
984
1st A ref 44b 1978
[Is8i8slppi Power Oo—
un
n
Nominal.
78 4
99
[laalsaippl Power A Light—
[inneapolis Gas Light Oo—
lat M 44f 1950
1st A ref 5s 1955
854
MAS
65
1st
1024
s
71
f 6s 1944 with warr FAA15
91
Without warrants
104
Deb 5s
May 1 1947..
—MAN
1 [issouri Gas & Elec 6s A1944 M&S
95
88
90
77
98
1034
1024
1024
1034
84
J&J
49
44
MAS
82
1st M 44s 1958 ser B
MAN
[Issouri Public Service Oo—
First mtge 5s 1947 ser A..FAA
....
76
1st & ref 5s ser B 1957
[issouri Power A Light—
1st M 54a 1955 aer A
1044
87
101
724
73
JAD
Llsslssippl River Fuel Oorp
90
94
81
76
1st M 5a 1957
1014
994
85
1024
.....JAD
MAN
1st A ref 6a 1955
90
714
—JAJ
Inn Gen El lat 5s '34
op..JAD
47
45
Gen A ref 6s 1942 ser G. MAS
Gen A ref 6a series H 1942
1024
Gen A ref 54s 1949 ser I.
AAO k 1024
Los Ang G A E 5a 1934...JAJ
101
k Last sale,
JAD
1st M 5s 1971
JAJ
[ilwankee Gaa Light Oo—
lat M 44s 1967
MAS
105
99
104
[o Riv Sioux Oity Bdge Oo—
1st s f 6s 1953
MAS 15
103
103
54
55
105
103
1034
:%
/ This price includes accrued interest,
25"
1st A ref 5s 1961 aer B
Lex (Ky)
55
Ironwood A Bessemer Ry A Light
1st s f g 5s '36 opt after '15.FAA
16
27
754
54
88
56
55
83
42
80
8
30
25
814
84
79
884
734
FAA
JAJ
lat M 5a 1956
18
JAD
1st
JAJ
1st gold 4a 1938
Exten gold 4a 1938
1st M 5s 1961--.
MAS
83
MAN
b Basis.
lat A ref 5s 1953 aer O
JAJ
1st M 44s 1968 aer D
MAS
1st M 4a 1971 aer E
..MAN
1st 5s series F 1962
MAN
[ichigan Gas A Elec Oo—
1st A ref 6s 1943
91
JAD
102
AAO
634
85
~2"
opt—MAS
gold 4s 1935
f 7a 1957 aer A
48
51
Ref A impt g 5s I960
5s series B Dec 1 1935
49
—
..FAA
a
42
80
Lehigh Teleg 5s ser A 1949.-JAJ
bnhlgh Valley Transit—
39
554
82
Letropolitan Edison Oo—
Lehigh Power Securities—
—
954
954
63
51
45
21
35
87
914
62
JAJ
45
103
914
83
55
"6"
904
614
f
Larutan Gas 1st 64s w w '35JAD k
Lawrence (Mass) Gas A Elec—
1st M 44s 1940 ser B
FAA
584
484
60
JAJ
MAN
76
13
{
JAP
1st M A ref 5s 1958
82
70
Iswa Pub Serv 1st 5s 1967—JAD
DeD 5s 1968
MAS
114
/
m m
794
JAJ
1054
54% gold notes 1935
1
/ 75
Lake Erie Pow A Lt 6s 1946 AAO /
80
Lake Roland Elev—See Un
Rys li Elec.
Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 6s '33 JAJ
1st and ref mtge 6s 1950
Lake Superior Dist Pow—
47
JAJ
FAA
102
FAA
1st M g 48 Dec 1935
Iowa-Nebraska Lt A Power—
1st lien A ref 5s '57 ser A.MAN
1st 1 A ref 5s 1961 ser B..MAS
iowa Pow A Lt 1st 44s 1958 MAS
1st A ref 54s 1950
Deb 6s 1950 ser A
1951.
Gen gold 5s Feb 1 1933
Lake Shore Power Oo—
75
38
10
18
lat
101
1
494
iowa Electric Oo—
1st A ref 54« Oct
5s
Debentures 6s 1948
FAA
Laclede Gas Lt ref 5s 1934-_AAO
814
•
Interstate Pub Serv Oo—
Iowa Southern Utilities—
1st A ref 6s 1943
1st
1
Deb
Deb 5s 1955
.FAA
Interstate Bridge 64s 1950.MAN
}
Interstate Gas A El 6s 1951..JAD
interstate Nat Gas 6s 1936..JAJ
Interstate Power let 5s *57..JAJ
Deb gold 6s 1952
JAJ
1st mtge 6s 1934
1st lien A ref 6s ser A 1949
1st lien A ref 5s ser B 1950
1024
Kings Co Elec—See Bklyn-Queens
Kings Co Gas A 111 1st 5s '40-AAO
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s '54—JAJ
1st ref 64s 1954..
JAJ
Kokomo W W 5s 1958
JAD
Lackawanna A Wyoming Val RR
40
JAJ
Interstate Teiep Oo—
1st M 5 1961.
AAO
Interstate Tel A Tel 54s 1953 JAJ
Interstate W ater 6s ser A1940 FAA
1014
3
44
60
40
Internat Ry ref 5s '62 op.MAN
International Telep A Teleg—
1st A ref 64" 1949 sex B—JAJ
1st A ref 5s 1950 ser D
JAD
1st A ref 44» *58 ser F_._MAS
Interstate Rys 4s 1943
—FAA
140
27
82
80
JAD
Buff A Lock 1st g 5s 1938—JAJ
Buffalo A Niag Palls Elec
Ry—
1st M 5s gold 1935
JAJ
Deb g 44s 1952—.
Oonv deb 44s 1939
1214
634
254
49
International Railway (Buffalo-1st 5s
Purch money 6s g 1997
AAO
Edison FA 111 Bklyn 4s '39.JAJ
464
464
Deb 6s 1957
M
International Power Sec Corp
6 4% sec bonds 1955 serOJAD k
Bee 7s 1957 ser E
31 k
8ec 7s 1952 ser P......JAJ 15
10
614
1054
63
Internat'l Pow Ltd 64s 1957 M
Buff Trac
104 4
684
AAO
w
57
1st 1 A ref 6s 1951 ser B—AAO
9
*fk 54
*/
4
*f
54
15
1st A ref 04s 1957 aer A—JAJ
1st A ref 64s 1962 ser B
JAJ
Bait A Ann S L 5s 1940—FAA
taryland Light A Power—
lat M 54» 1950 ser A
JAJ
lat A ref 5s 1948 ser A
k
J
lat A ref 44a 1978 aer O—AAO
Kings Oo E L A P 1st 58 '37.AAO
24 4
*
73%
Q-J
AAO
temphis Power A Light Oo—
9
254
*
Certificates of deposit
Intercontinents Power Oo—
Debs A 0s 1948 with warr JAD
1
82
71
9
20
10
63
—AAO
Certificates of deposit
Conv g 7% notes 1932 —MAS
Oonv deb 0s 1944
7
7
7
2
424
81
68
55
MAN
5s '35 opt '08..JAJ
1st 1 A ref 54s 1955 ser A.JAD
42
44
Sink fund deb 5s 1955
lass Utilities Associates—
S f deb 5s 1949 ser A
AAO
IcGav A Mt V—See Nash
RyAL
[elbourne Electric Supply—
Gen 74s s f 1946..—....JAD k
84
98
g
44
■
81
lassachusetts Gas—
20-year a f 54s 1940..
89
Keystone Pub Serv—
1st M 5s 1978
714
49
Francisco)—
58
Key Tel 1st
Manila Elec RR A Ltg Oorp—
1st lien A coll tr 5a *53—MAS
"Tanila Gas Oo—
lat lien coll tr 54s 1937—AAO
88
754
.MAN
374
25%
1004
734
'
37
1st a f 7s 1940 ser A
taryland Electric Rys—
Guaranteed 6s 1933
77
JAJ
Keokuk Klec 6s 1945
74
—
/
AAO
/
JAD
/
101
102
25
98
Ref & gen 5s ser A 1956
J&J
larket St El Pass Ry—See PRT
tarket St Ry (San
47
93
54
3
B ..MAN
81
97
4
2
—
40
68
64s 1938
/
of
deposit
f
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938-FAA /
iDlanu Pow A L s f 6s '30 A M&fc>
/
Certificates
1024
103%
1044
1st A ref 6s 1954
MAS
Debenture 7a 1944
JAJ
Macon Ry A Light lat 6a *53.JAJ
Madison Oo (111) Light A Power
JAJ
1st M a f 54a 1952 ser B..JAJ
[annhelm A Palatinate Elec Cos
15-year a f 7a 1941
JAD
95
914
AAO k
5s
854
934
65
Inland Gas
47
tanitoba Power Oo Ltd—
lat M a f 54s *51 aer A
93
8S*
97
D MAN
15
90
JAJ
lat M s f 7a 1948
MAN
Luzerne Oo (Pa) Gas A Elec—
1st refAimp g 5s'48 op'13 AAO
82
70
Indianapolis W W Sec Oo—
Secured
25
45
Manhattan Ry con 4s g 'Q0. .AAO
Cent Hanover Bk ctfs of dep.
2d gold 4s 2013
JAD
864
Kentucky Traction A Terminallst A ref gu 5s '51 opt T4.FAA
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949-JAD
Kentucky Utilities Oo—
874
98
98
A
87
80"
1st M 64s Sept '48 ser
1st M 54s 1955ser F
90
1st lieu
85
85
78
95
JAD
Mas
374
f g 64b 1944
1024
102
25
75
20
1st lien A ref 5s 1960
91
78
35
10
15
1st He..i A ref n4s 1953 __MA8
1st lien A ref 54s 1954—MAS
86
23
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
1st 64s 1942 with warr__ AD /
Conv deb w w 64s 1938.-JAD /
Kentucky Power A Light Co—
1st mo 48 1948 aer B
Md
....
874
Indianapolis Trac A Term Co—
s
1st g 5s 1936
—„JAD
Madison G A El 1st 5s 1940.AAO
Gen A ref 5a 1950
MAN
102
A—MAS
JAD
1st 5a 1947
1st A ref. 6s 1947 ser
30
7
JAJ
65
15
1014
—
1st M 6s 1955 ser A
1st M 6s 1957 ser B
—
f
5
Kansas Power A Light Co—
6% conv notes 1940
JAD */
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952
AAO k
724
Indianap Nor—See Un Tr of Ind
Indianapolis A Northwest Trac—
1st g 5s 1923 ext to 1933—MAS
794
Kansas Gas A Electric—
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser
1st mtge 44s 1980
o44
344
Indiana A 8 W Gas A Util—
78*
90
City Power A Light—
1st mtge 44s 1957 ser B—JAJ
1st M 44b 1961
FAA
Kansas City Pub Ser 6s 1951 JAJ
Kansas Elec Pow 6s 1937—JAD
1st M 6s 1943
JAD
1st M 5s 1951
—JAD
994
MAN
A
ser
101
Kansas
Indiana A Mich El 5s 1957
FAA k 100
1st A ref 5s 1955
MAS k
914
Ind Nat Gas A O—See Peo G LAC
Indiana Pr 1st 17 4« *41 A .MAN
98
Indiana By A Lt 1st 5s '43..JAJ
70
Indiana Service Oorp—
s
954
84
Kansas Oity Gas 1st 5s *46—FAA
1st M 6s 1942
FAA
100
Luneburg Pow L A W W (Germ'y)
994
/
Kanawha ValTr 1st M5s "46-JAJ
25
95
Deb a f 6s 1937 ser A
AAO
Louisv Ltg 5a '53 unstmpd—AAO
Louisville Ry 2d 44s 1940—MAS
Gen M 5s 1950
FAA
1st
57
FAA
A ref 5s 1930
1st
/
/
934
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
3
Kanawha Trac A Elec Co—
.
5s 1958
MAS
Joplln W W 1st 5s 1957
Indiana Sydro-Elec Power—
1st
.164
90
77
1st M 5s 1951 series O
MAS k
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 JAJ
Indiana General Service—
1st mtge
144
Service Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1952 series A—JAJ
Indiana Central Telep Oo—
1st lien coll 54 1938
MAN f
Indiana Oolumbus & E Trac—
1st
69
85"
k
i!*
60
lat A ref 5a 1952 aer A...MAN
1st A ref 44s 1961 ser O.FAA
1004
'
—-
101
(lllnois
11
99 4
Deb g 7s 1943
Jamest'n (NY) Telep 5s 1954lersey Central Pow A Lt Cor
1st A ref 5s 1947 ser B...
634
32"
Supply Oo—
1st gold 54s series A 1955
lames River Bridge Cory—
■
Illinois Power & Light Oorp—
«
'/
Jamaica Pub Serv 5s B 1950
—
95
k
494
294
8
674
624
42
Illinois Northern Utilities Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1957 opt
AI
574
k
58
60
B_—A
34
k
...,.
Telep—
764
32
25-yrsf 54s 1953 ser A.
Italian Superpower Oorp—
106
1054
934
16t 5s series A 1948
1st iui<K«. Of* I960 *er
76
Island Gas A Electric—
984
Ang Pac Oo—See Pac EIRy
Los Ang A Pasad—See Pac El
Ry
Lob Angeles Railway
Oorp—
lat A ref a f g 5s 1940
JAD
Los Angeles Ry 5s 1938—.AAO
Louisiana Pow A Light Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1957—
—JAD
Louisiana Stm Gener 6s 1939 MAN
Louisville Gas A Elec Oo
(Ky)
Canadian price,
'
,
*
Sale price.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
78
KOTIOI.—All bond prltu in
Bid.
Bond*.
45
Mobile Bay Bridge 7s 1951-J&J
2nd sink fund 7s 1951
-J&J
35
40
30
79
77
50-J&D
Monongahela Light A Pow Co-
101*4
lit M 5s 1949
Monongahela Valley Traction—
1st M g 5s *42 opt 22
J&D
Monongahela Valley Water—
1st M 5J4s 1950 series A..J&J
Monongahela West Penn Pub 8ei
1st lien & ref 6 J4s ■«* B 53
Mont Cities Gas 7s A 1937-M&N
Debenture 7s 1937
M&N
Montana-Dakota Power Oo—
1st m 554s 1934
—J&J
""r:*
70
72
82
85
68*4
69
48
;;
25
49
51
Power-—
1st A ret s f 6s 43 op 18—J&J
Deb g 5s 1962 ser A----.-J&D
84
1957-M&N
Oonsol—
1st ref & coll tr 5s 1951--.A&O
1st ref col A sf 6s 1970 serB MAS
3% conv deb 1939---J&J
85*4
63
Montreal Isl Pow 6)4®
94*4
87*4
;
100
57
;!f 65
88
93
56"
106
101
58*
3*4
3*4
10754
103*4
101*4
10354
92*4
95
85
0Hs 1947
107
102
97
102
59*
99
/
9
81
67
81*4
69*4
/ 20*4
*f 18
22*4
19*4
-1_
25"
97
90
99
60
64
110
104*4
93
80
77*4
67
87*4
89*4
52
k
64
53*4
56
53*4
54*4
67
72
68
74
102
106*4
102
86
37
84*4
107*4
102*4
90
40
85
72
54
---JAJ
60*4
59*4
M 4*4« 1935——-—J&J s 49
inc 6s Nov 1949 ser A.—J&D */ 3654
New Orleans Ry & Light Oo—•,
N O Oy & Lake 5s 1943—-J&J
- 84
Gen
,
Newc News A Hamp Ry G A E—
1st & ref 5s 1944---——--J&J
Newp New* A Old Pt Ry & EJ
1st g 5s Nov 1 1938
M&N
Gen g 5s Mar I 1941—M&b
New Rochelle Wat f»*4s *51-M&N
1st 5s series B 1951
M&N
N Y Cent Elec 1st 5*4s '50.M&S
N
Y
&
East
River GasNYGELH&P
New York Edison Oo—
1st Hen & ref 0*4® 1941.—A&O
1st 1 & ref 6s ser B 1944--A&O
1st 1 & ref 5s 1951 ser C—A&O
N Y Gas Elec L H & P Oo—
1948
J&D
1949—F&A
Pur mon coll tr 4s
J&J
1948—J&J
NY&ER Gas 1st g 5s *44—J&J
Oon 5s 1945—J&J
NY&Westch Ltg 4s 2004—J&J
New Amster Gas 5s
guar..J&J
N Y Power & Light Oorp—
1st mtge 4*4s 1967
_A&0
N Y A Queens Gas 1st 5s '34 F&A
85*4
60*4
5954
81
79
83
83
63
m
100*4
100
82
79
cons s
74
98*4
10554
106*4
in*
10654
14
Gen'l 1 A coll 5*4* 1961-—- /
103*4
Northern Oalif Pow 5s 19
1st A ref 5*4s 1940.
M&8
North El Oo A Nor Pap Mills— ~
1st M 6s 1934-1947
M&N
Northern Elec Oo Ltd—See Misc.
Northern Ind Pub Serv—
k
51
1950—F&A
90*4
100
94*4
100*4
99
93
85
§5"
89
98
101
95
101
93
86
100
98
83*4
85*4
93
103
81
80*4
88
87
101*4
104*4
90
90
1
5
97
99
97
99
36
Adj Income 6s Jan
1
1965-Apr /
Sf deb 6*4s 1943Northern W'chester Ltg5s'55- J-D
100
45
35
81
17*4
19
27
16
64*4
*/ 13*4
*f 12
1354
3*4
I
85
75
78
In Londou.
n
Nominal
.
52*4
90
22
23*4
59
63
„
74
19*4
213
97*4
98
70
JAJ
95
m
5s 1958
97
-.—.F&A
96*4
100
40
Oregon Elec Ry 5s '33 opt ..MAN
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
r
58
60
80
82
82*4
58*4
84
r
97*4
6*4s series O 1939
5*4s series D 1945
—A&O
...J&J
98
5s series E 1946—
A&O
93
96
99
100
98
::/;9
55
87
57
90
49
_M&8
52
32
M&S
50
52
62
1st & ref mtge 5s 1943-M&S
Pacific Gas & El ref 5s '42—J& >
1st & ref M 6s 1941 ser B.J&D
1st & ref 5*4* 1952 ser O.J&D
1st & ref 5s 1955ser D__—J&D
65
104*4
10454
108
104
103
98
11st & ref 4*4* 1957 ser E..J&D
1st A ref 4*4s '69 ser F
JAD
Pacific Light A Power Oorp—
109
106
104
97*4
99
99
Pac L A P Oo 1st 5s 1942.J&J k 106*4
Pacific Northwest Pub Serv—
29*4
31
F&A
61
62
5-year 5% notes 1936
M&S
Pacific Teleph A Telegraph—
1st A col tr s f g 5s 1937—J&J 2
Ref M 5s 1952 series A—MAN
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952...: A&O
Passaic & Newark El Traction—
5s 1937—-J&D
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Oorp
Paterson & Passaic Gas & Elec
consol gold 5s 1949
M&S
Pecos Valley Power A Light Oo.
1st 614s w w 1937 ser A..MAN
Debenture 7s 1942
—JAJ
Peninsular Tel Oo 1st 5*4s'51 J&J
Penn OentralLight A Power Oo—
1st A ref 4*4« 1977
M&N
Penn-Ohio Edison Oo—
Deb g 6s 1950 eer A—..M&N
75
76*4
105*4
104*4
53
10554
105*4
57
40
103*4
40
47
15
96*4
9754
73*4
7454
k
75
k
6954
'47.M&N
k
88
k
9454
F&A
Pennsylvania Electric Oo—
k
1st & ref 4s 1971 ser F. — M&N
1st & ref 5s ser H 1962—A&O
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Oor d—
Deb gold 6s 1970 ser A—M&S
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Oo—
1st 1 & ref 5 *4« *55 ser A..M&S
1st lien A ref 6s 1958....MAS
Deb 6s 1940
—.JAD
Pennsylvania-Ohio Pow A Lt—1st A ref 5*4" *54 ser A—J&J
Oo 1st 5fl I960—-J&J
Pennsylvania Pow A Light Go—
1st M 4*481981—
—A&O
Pennsylvania State Water Oorp—
1st lien 5*4» 1952 series A-M&f»
Penn Tel 5s 1960 ser O—........
Penn Water A Powers f 5s 40J&J
1st ref 4*4s 1968 ser B
M&S
Penna Pow
16
57
Last sale.
54*4
83
1st & ref 5s series D 1954.J&D
47"
32
80
F&A
-
k
Ontario Power Serv Oorp—
1st sf 5*4» 1950.
Without warrants
22
Power 6s
Northwestern Power Oo Ltd—
1st m s f conv 6s *60 serA. J&J
Certificates of deposit
b Basis
/ This price includes accrued interest.
Negotiability impaired by maturity (
84*4
52*4
52
Deb 6*48 1959ser B
Penn Pub S 1st 6s serO
38
20
A-.M&N
M&\
Rys Oorp—
Prior lien 6s 1965 ser A—J&J
i
79
Refunding 4*4s 1961
-AAO
5*4% notes 1940
J&D
Northern Texas Elec Co—
OoU tr s f g 5s 1940 opt...J&J
Northern Texas Utilities Oo—
1st 7s with warr 1935—J&J
1st 7s without war 1935.-J&j
55
36
1st M 5s 1955
Pacific Public Service Oo—
97
10054
i0354
Si"
82 Ji
103
44
Oonv deb 6s 1950—
M&S
Pacific Power A Light Oo—
79
1st A ref 5s 1962
AAO
Northern States Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1941
AAO
1st & ref 6s 1941 ser B...A&0
Northwestern Light &
Series B 1950
93"
88*4
101*4
Gen & ref 6s 1947 ser A...M&S
1st M 6*4s 1933 with warr.J&D
Northwest Elec 1st 6s 1935. M&N
Northwestern Elevated (Chic)—
1st mtge 5s 1941 opt..—M&S /
Union El (Loop) 5s g '45. .A&O /
98
8154
101*4
53
Los Angeles Pacific Oo—
1st ref g 4s 1950 opt '15..J&.I
91*4
88
84
98*4
68*4
48*4
Refunding 6s 1961
75
Northwest .Louisiana Gas—
97
96
79
66*4
46*4
1st s f 5s 1952
98
73*4
71*4
89*4
100
86
Pacific Ooast Power 5s 1940-M&S
Pacific Elec Ry g 5s 1942— J&1
92
F&A
Northern Ohio Trac & Light—
f 5*4s 1957 ser A
102*4
88*4
in
Ozark Power & Water Co—
15
47
1st & ref 5s 1966 ser O
M&N
k
1st A ref 5s 1969 ser D
MAS
k
letAref m 4*4s 1970 serE.JAD
North Ind Gas A El 6s '52. .M&N
Northern N Y Utilities Inc—
1st M & ref 6s 1963
J&J
1st Hen & ref 7s 1946 A—M&N
1st lien & ref 6s 1947 B.„M&N
1st 1 & ref 6s 1943 O
M&N
1st 1 & ref 5*4s ser D '49—J&D
1st 1 & ref 5s 1955 ser E..J&D
Water town L & P 5s 1959. J&J
Northern Ohio Pow A Lt—
Gen A ref 5*4s 1951
MAS
Northern Ohio Telep Oo—
1st Hen s f 6s 1943 ser
95
101*4
83*4
30
1st M s f 5*48 1970
A&O
Otter Tall Pawer Oo (Minn)—
103*4
95
112
115
94
100
92
102*4
15 J&D
N'west Cities Gas 6s 1949—J&J
109*4
101*4
110*4
92*4
76
Power—
1st Hen & ref 5s
102
94
Extl sink fund 5s 1963
MAS
Ottawa L H & Power—
Ref & coll tr 5s 1957 ser A. A&O
Ottawa Trac 1st 5*4s July '55J&D
Ottawa Valley Power Oo—
60
Northeastern Public Service—
s
100
101
1st M 5s 1957 series A—J&D
Oslo Gas A El Works (Norway)—
90
Northern Utilities Co—
112
39*4
55
F&A
f 5s '48 op
70
12
Ontario Transmission Oo Ltd—
100
6s A 1947
M&S
North Shore Gas Oo of Illinois—
Oalifornia
8951
67
1st B*4s 1943 (with war).._J&J
Ohio Valley Water 5s 1954—-J&J
Ohio Water Serv 5s A 1958.F&A
1st
37*4
North Shore Electric Co—
1st & ref g 5s *40 op '20
A&O
North Shore Ooke & Chemical—
North
89
1st gu g 5s *45 op bef '16.-MAN
Orange A Pas Val R—See P 8 Oorp
Orange A Rockland Elec Co—
75
Northern Penna Power Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1950 ser A—J&D
88*4
88
99
A&O
(Hoboken, N J) 5s 1938.-A&O
51
90
92
9954
North Jer St Ry—See P S Corp.
North Penn Gas Co—
1st M & lien 5*4s 1957.-M&N
1st
Service Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1952 series A—A-—1st & ref 5s 1955 seriet B—J&D
99
86
Northern Oonn Power On
60
45
97
1st coll & ref 5*4a 1948 ser A..
1st A
105"
78
43
5*48 1956 ser S....J&J
gold 5s 1937 opt
97
F&A
Okla Power Holdings 5 *4 s '43 J&J
Oklahoma Ry 1st & ref 6s *41. J&J
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
Omaha & Ooun Bluffs Ry & Br
1st s f 6s 1947
A&O
Omaha A Council Bluffs St Ry—
Income 5s 1937
J&J f
Ontario Pow 5s *43 op to ' 13.F&A
80
North Hudson Lt H & P Co
1st
54
52
Oklahoma Power & Water
1st m 6s 1948 ser A
82
North Carolina Pub Serv Co—
61
62
M&S
Debenture gold 6s 1940-'—M&S
Oklahoma Gas Util 6*4s 1934—
Okla Natural Gas 6s 1940 A—J&J
1st m 5« 1948 ser B
F&A
100
78*4
Deb 5)4s 1963 ser B...F&A15
Deb 5s Nov 15 69 ser O M&N
North Amer Light & Power Co
101
7
15
94
50*4
1st M 5s 1950
80*4
1st & ref 5s 1956
J&J
Salisb & Spencer 5s 1945. M&N
North Continent Utilities Corp—
101*4
78
5
Ohio State Telep 5s 1944-.—J&J
Ohio Val Elec Ry 1st M 5s '46JAD
Ohio Valley Gas Oorp—
07
North American Co.
Deb 5s 1961
F&A
North American Edison Co—
Oonv deb 5s 1957 ser A..M&&
1st & ref 5s 1934 opt
67
90
60
Ogden Gas 5s 1945
M&N
Ohio Assoc Telep 6s A 1962.J&J
Ohio Cent Teiep 1st 6s '47.-J&J
Ohio Cities Water Oorp—
1st m col tr 6*4« 1953 ser.A J&J
Ohio Edison 1st 5s 1957
A&O
1st A consol 5s I960..
F&A
Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 5s 1957 J&D
Ohio-Kentucky Gas Oo—
1st s f 6 *4s 1943 ser A
JAD
Ohio L A Pow 1st 5s 1944
Ohio Pow 1st A ref 5s 1952 B JAJ
1st A ref 4*4s 1956 ser D.J&D
Deb g 6s 2024
J&D
1st M & ref 7*4« *46 ser A. AAO
1st A ref 7s 1947 ser B
F&A
1st A ref 6s 1953 series O.M&S
1st A ref 5sl954 ser D
M&8
1st A ref 5*4s ser E 1901M&N
54
Norf & Ports Tr—See Va Ry & lJ
Norf Ry A Lt 1st 5s 1949--M&N
Norfolk St 1st g 5s 1944—J&J
87*4
All.
31*4-
Oklahoma Gas & klectrio—
Ltg Properties5*4% secured notes 1937-A
100
,74 H
.
105
Serial 5%
North Boston
New Orient Pub
"
75*4
72
100*4
S f deb
100
4ks '60—AAO
New Jersey Water Oo—
1st M 5s 1950—
F A A
New York
97"
Norf A Ports Bdge 7s 1942
61
70
65%
-
101*4
73
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)—
1st mtge 6*4s 1953
J&J
101*4
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
1st m 5s ser A 1957
J&J
Northw Tel eg—See W U Teleg
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co—
1st M s f 5s 1958ser A
..J&D
Oberpfalz Elec 7s 1946
Ocean City Costal Highw Bdge—
7s 1942
68
1st A cons 6s ser AA '50—M&N
5s series A 1959
—J&J
Niagara Lockport & Ont Power—
93
1st gold 4s 1950
N J Pow A Lt 1st
Deb g 5s 1954 op
50
90
54
100
Hampshire Pow 6s Dec.1943
& HudRlv Ry A Ferry—
Ed El 111, N Y. con g 5s '95
9
72*4
1st & ref 5s 1955 series A.A&o
86
New
1st g 5* Dec 1
"954
Niagara Falls Power—
85"
am
Ohio Public Service Oo—
97
Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1938- — J&J
1st M 0s 1938 series B . — -J&J
Mt Wash St Ry—See Phila Op
M A TJ O Tr Oo—See Un Tr of Inu
Muncie W W 5s Oct 2 1939.A&0
New Mexico Power—
1st M 5s 1958
103*4
N Y Tel 1st 4*4s '39 tax ex.M&N
N Y Water Service Oorp—
1st M 5s 1951 ser A
M&N
40
»N ® flO
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser B—A&O
Gen & ref • f 4 *4" '55 ser O A&O
1955 ser D. A&O
Mom'side R1 St Ry—See Phila Oo
Municipal Gas Oo (Texas)—
1st M 6s 1935 »er A
M&N
Municipal Serv coll 6sJ956-F& *
Mutual Fuel Gas 5s 1957-.MAN
Mutual Telep (Pa) Ist5s45-A&O
Mutual Un Tel—See West Un Tej
Narragansett Elec Oo—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A•»
1st 5s sink fund ser B 1957-J&J
Nashville Railway & Lignt—
Oons g 5s 1953 opt 1908—
Ref & ext gold 5s 1958--—J&J
Nashville Gas A Heating Oo—
1st M gold 5s 1937 guar--M&N
Nassau El RR—See Bklyn Queens
Nassau & fluff Ltg 5s 1945—F&*
Nat Elec Pow Oo deb 5s 1978 J&J
Nat Pow & L deb 6s 2026 A. F&A
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
M&N
Nat Public Service Oorp—
Debenture gold 6s 1978--F&A
Certificates of deposit-------Nat Toll Bridge 6s stmp
39-J&-1
Neb-Iowa Bdge 6%s 1943--F&A
Neoraska Pow 1st 4*4s 1981-J&D
Deb 6s 2022--------- —M&S
Nev Oalif Elec 1st 5s 1966—A&O
Debs 0s July 1941------ J&J
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944—Q-J
Newark Oons Gas con 5s *48. J&D
New Amsterdam Gas—See N Y
G E L H & P
New Brunswick (Can) Pow Oo—
1st M 5s 1937
———M&£
New Oastle (Oity of) W 6s 41 J&D
New England G & E Association
Deb g 6s 1947——
M&S
Oonv deb 6s 1948
ajl^P
Oonv deb 5s 1950----M&N
New Eng Pow Assn 5s 1948.A&O
Deb 5 *4 a 1954
-JAD
New Eng Pow 1st 5s 1951 — J&J
New Eng Tel A Tel—
1st 5s 1952 series A
-J&D
1st 4*4s 1961 ser B
M&N
—
6% s f notes 1935
M&N
N Y A Westchester Lighting—
See N Y Gas Elec Lt & Pr
88
Gen A ref s f 5s
1938-J&J
New York State Kys—
1st con g 4 Ha "62 op' 13 .M&N
/
2*4
Certificates of deposit
1st con 0 *4 s 1962
...
.M&N
/
254
Certificates of deposit
106*4
N Y Steam 6s 1947—
M&N
101*4
1st M 5s 1951_
.M&N
100*4
1st M 5s 1950
M&N
92
M&i*
Mount Home Telep 5s
Mountain States Power
1 ©0 1
CO
'65-J&J
38
1st & ref g 6s 1941 opt.-.-J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1955 series A_A&O
N J
94*4
93*4
Pub Service Oorp-—
1st & ref 6s 1942
Montreal Tramways-3-
Sixth Av RR pur M 5s
Third Ave—See under "T".
23d St Ry 5s 1902
J&J / 20
N Y & Richmond Gas Oo—
101
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A..M&N
N Y State El & Gas Oo—
1st m 5*4s 1902
A&O k 95*4
94
1st m 6s 1952
J&J
74
1st ra 4*4s 1980
—M&S
—
64
Montreal Lt flt & Po w
Montreal
Bway & 7th Av cons 5s '43 J&D
Certificates of deposit
defaulted bond!.
Bonds
New York Railways—
fileeck St & F F 1st 4s '50-J&J
'
1941
Monmouth Oons Wat 6s
Montana
27
23
22
37-J&D
Mob Lt & RR 1st g 5*
Oons g 6s
49^
21*4
'61. J&D
Bid.
Bonds.
Atk.
25
Mobile g*s Hup at rei /■
"»nd lotoreit" ox«»pt «B»n mwfcod "t" >nd lnoom« tod
Oanalian price,
s Sale price.
fc
k
--
71*4
73*4
75
56
57
76
70
62
98*4
100*4
92*4
70*4
73
'{65
—
92*4
71*4
94
105
97*4
106"
98*4
/
JULY, 1933.]
PUBLIC
NOTICE.—All bond
Bonder
Bid.
Peoples Gas (N J) 1st 60 *68-J&D
People s G L & Coke.
Chicago—
prices
80
1st
cons
g 6a
1943
A&O
85
104
101
102
102
99 K
1979
I
1st con 6s 194H
1st & ref 5s 1950-
F&A
67
85
UAJS
W*
69
67
Debenture 4s 1950
40
Philadelphia Company—
Secured gold 5s 1967
J&D
Alleg Belle & Per 5s 1935-A&0
Ardmore Street 5s 1958. _A&0
85
87%
It*
Central Trac 1st 5s 1929--J&J
Duquesne Lt 1st M 4Ks'07A&o
20~~
70
103^
104K
1st M
4Ks 1957
M&S
Duquesne Trac 1st 5s '30--J&J
Fed St & P V 5s May 1 *42. J&J
MlUv Et & Sh 5s 1923—M&N
Morn'aide El St Ry 5s '35 A&O
Pitts Alleg & M gen 5s '30 A&O
°itts & Blrm Traction—
Browasv Ave 5s 1926
-F&J
Pitts & Oharleroi 6s '34
M&N
Pittsb Rys 5s 1953—
A&O
104K
104^
70
70
14
1st M & coll tr
18
21
25
15*
19
Ref 4 Ha 1958Conv g deb JSHs
22
109
98
102 %
106K
Phila & Garretsford St Ry—
1st 5s 1955
F&A
97
gold
24
Extl
55
M&S
—M&S
1962
57
54
58
56
52 %
56K
J&J
52
Eq 5Ks 1933
Darby Media & Ohes St Ri
1st 4His '36 opt '16 gu„J&J
Best Mantua & Falrm 5Ks '34
Market Street Elev Pass Rj
1st g gu 4s 1955
M&N
1944
-
-
24
71
73
20
W PhUa Pass 2d 5s 1926—
Ext at 514 % to 1956_M&N
45
50
Phil & Read Ter—See "RR".
M&N
k 102
M&N
A&O
M&N
A&O
101
101
96
97
100
Phila & Western Ry 5s 1960—J&J
19
21
1969
102 K
102
98
Hydro-El Co (Italy)—
lst&refsr6Ks 1960ser A A&O
72 K
70
Piedmont & North 1st 5s 1954-J&J
Pitta & Alleg Telep lBt 5s 1949—
75
102K
Pittsburgh
Rvs—See
iOlK
95
k
Portland(Me) Gas L 5s A *50 A&O
32
97 K
Portland General Elec Co—»
1st & ref 4Kb 1960
5s 1935
Portland (Ore) Gas &
1t 11 I ! 1I
1I 1
1
1
63
--J&J
95
63%
98
Coke-
1st & ref g 6s '40 opt '20-.J&J
1st 1'n & gen 4Kb 1940
J&J
37
55
58
65*
1st 1 & COP m As 1945
M ArW
Porto Rican Power 6s 1950-M&N
Porto Rican Rys Ltd 5s 1936M&N
.
Porto Rico Telep tts 1944
Jal
Postal Teleg & Cable bo '63—J&J
67 K
45 K
Portland (Me) RR 3Ks 1951.J&J
90
46""
Deb gold 5Ks 1947
Coll tr 5s 1948 with warr.M&N
>
Providence Ga« 4s ser B 1963 F&A
Prussian Elec 6s 1964
Public Elec L Co & (St Albans. Vt)
1st 5H« 1956
A&O
1st & ref 5s 1946
101H
87
'
......
59"
v
41
54
45
58
80
85
60
91
66
93
102
96
101
97 K
97
Salisbury & Spencer—See Ne
80
3almonRivPowgu5s*62ep
8aI* ■EXST
Water Users
Gen & ref 6s 1952—..
6s
88
86
91
74
1st & ref. 4K« 1957 ser B.A&O
90K
Pabllc Service Co of Nor 111—
83
80%
75K
74 K
75M
Y Rys
81
76
76
1938-1943
Refunding 6s 1956
Pittsburgh Water
1st Hen & ref 5s
1960
Oo—
ser
Oar
dSb
2025-M&!
Southern California Edison—
Gen g 5s Nov
1939 opt____J&.
F&A
M&N
1st & ref 6s 1958 ser B
San Antonio Tr 1st 6s *49
J&J
M&S
San Dlege Consol Gas & Elec—
1st g 5s 1939
ept 1014..-M&S
1st & ref 6s ser A 1939
M&S
1947
wv
105%
101%
101K
101K
Refunding 5a 1951
j&J
Refunding 5s 1952
M&S
Refunding 5s 1954
J&D
Southern California Gas
Oorp—
Collateral trust 5s 1937..M&M
Southern California Gas Go—
B
M&8
1st & ref 6s ser O 1947-—IM&S
1st & ref 5Ks ser D 1960-M&S
95
95
:M&S
1st
M4Ks 1968
106
107
102K
102 %
102 %
89
103
95
90
94
M&S
South Calif Telep 1st M
5s 194S
Southern Canada Pr Go
Ltd—
1st M 5s 1965 ser A
A&O r
Southern Cities Pub Serv
Co—
Oonv deb 6s 1949
M&N
Southern Cities Utilities Co—
1st "en & coll 5s 1958
A&O
S f deb 6s 1958 ser A
F&a f
Southern Colorado Power
Oo—
1st g 6s 1947 series A
j&j
Southern Counties Gas
(Calif)—
Southern Gas Oo—
1st 6K§ 1935 ex-warr
74
20
100 %
B..M&S
H
80"
87 K
98
97
99
18
20
33
36
22
77%
86 K
1„.M&N
23
74
87%
M&N
96
ser A...A&O
81"
^f^^'J939 >er A.M&S
South Ind G & E 5Ks *57..A&O
103 %
Southern Natural Gas
Oorp—
1st s f 0s 1944 with warr...J&J
a
8 ' d®" ®Hs 1936
63
c
R
T.
99 K
101
102 %
101K
0
Pub S ervice.
South N B
62
61
Deb g 5s 1970
1959 ser D
Sou Pub Utfl 1st 5s 1943
54
64
65
109""
J&D
80 Ohio Elec 6s 1955
65
104
108
Telep 1st 5a 1948-J&D
1st g 5Ks
104
Assr.
Telep 1st 5s 1958 F&A
San Antenis G & E 5s 1949.M&S
San Antonle Public Service—
1st ref 6s 1952 series A
J&J
ref fis
93
A.J&J
1M 5s 1955—
F&A
&
80 Texas Gas
78
6Ks 1938 A
M&S
Southeast P&L
73
6s
Southeastern Gas & Water Co
1st Hen 6s 1944
15
J&D /
Southern Bell
Telep & Telea—
1st s f g 5s 1941
105 %
opt 1916—J&j
Sou B vard—See
Third Ave R>.
_
15
J&J
F&A
San Angelo
»irt &
Corp.
&J-8ee Pub Serv
46
44
98
96
96
...J&D
J&j
J&J
100
98
southern
55%
52%
Trac—See Phila Os
Southern United Gas Oo—
1st Hen 0s
73
1937 with
warr
A&c
94
97"
86 %
89
1st M 5s 1961—
77%
78
Southwestern Bell
73
78
1st & ref M 5s 1954 ser A.F&a
Southwestern Gas & Elec Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A
J&.
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
M&N
f
9%
luthern Wise Pow 5s 1938 .A&O
iutb western Assoc
Telep Oo—
105
105
99
lOl"
A&O
87
fc
103
r
Canadian
s
;
Telep—
1st 6s series O 1961
price,
92
51
105 %
M & N
104
105
102
t> Basis.
J This price includes accrued interest, k. Last sale
I In London
n Nominal,
lished on Montreal and Toronto Exchanges.
*Negotlability impaired by maturity.
66
Ferry—See N
Without privilege
54
75
95
Southern Gas Utilities. Ino—
M&S
96K
77
62 K
100
68
103
100
City Ry—See Twin City
53
K
92
88
88
84
63
£ reS
J&D
St Paul Gas Light—
Gen geld 5s 1944
86
82
74
66
1st & ref 5s 1957
60
Oonv 6% notes ext to '34—J&J
St Louis Sprlngf & Peoria RR—
1st & ref gu g 5s '39
opt..J&D
St Paul
84
J&j
38%
87 K
86
f&a
g if Dec 1 1943—.J&D
90
J&D
1st M 5K« 1946 ser A
1st M 5s 1945 ser B
83
1st & ref 4Kb 1978 ser D.M&N k
105
100 K
J&J
A&O
8t Joseph Water 5s 1941
86
1st & ref 4Kb 1980 ser E—J&J
99"
103
St Louis Co Gas 1st 5s 1951
St Louis Co (Mo) Water Co—
1st
1st & ref 4K" 1981 ser F—A&O
100
St Louis Public Service—
1st & ref 6s series O 1961-M&N
Deb 6s 1946
M&N
Public Service Co of N H—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A
M&N
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op '21--A&O
lot & ref 6s 1966 series O.M&jv
95%
96
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A—M&8
rchch b.m&8
93
99%
Pabllc Service Co of Colorado—
&re'5ks'54
101 %
93
Corp
Power Secur coll tr 6s '40—J&J
3
1
1st mtge s f 4K> 1979
J&D k
3t Clair County (1U) Gas & El—
1st cons guar 5s 1959
M&t8t Josepb Gas—1st 5s 1937.-J&J
85 K
76
58 K
19""
Rutland Ry Lt & P 1st 5s'46. M&b
8afe Harbor Water Pow. Oorp—
62
M&N
jviAt
B___
•
60
Corp of N Y—
Power Gas & Water Sec
ser
93
lOlK
7
Joseph Ry, Lt Heat & Powerlst g 5s Nov 1 1937
M&N
97%
South Bay Consol Water—
1st ref 5s 1950
M&N
South Carolina Power
Co—"
South
98
A
ser
I1!! 2?~Ir £&? !0C0 ser O.F&A
1st M 5s 1960
ja !
Sioux City Serv 6s
iosirrilj&.l
Snow Mt Wat & Pr
5s 1937-. J&J
Somerset Un & Middlesex
Ltg—
105
40
58
-
0%a 1942 Ser a-M&N
1st M s f 6s 1942 Ser B-M&N
1947
1949
85"
OO M
t—
M
6s
39
66
Cons M g 5s 1936 guar__J&.i k 104%
Gen lien & ref 6s 1963
_A&0 k 106
Power Corp of Canada Ltd—
1st
1st
South
38
(Oa) Ry & L 5s '48—A&t
....
Francisco Pawer—
1st lien & ref 5a
1957
62
Potomac El Pow
Power
tl*
80
St
Oonv deb 4 Kb 1959 fl«r B.M&P
80
May 1948—-M&N
Potomac Edison Os—
1st mtge 5s 1956 ser E—M&N ?Y
1st M 4Kb 1961 series F—A&O
....
Telep Oorp—
Gen M 4Kb
30"
76
.
97%
82 K
a
Rome (N Y) Gas. Elec Lt & P—
1st ref 5s 1946
89
sierra & San
87
76
Ruhr Gas Oorp 6K* '53 A—A&O k
Rumford Falls Pow 4s 1945-A&0
88
86
59%
29%
39
M&N f
09%
09%
16"
j&j
45
83 K
1st ref 4Kb 1958 ser A...M&N
Rome
M&S
5s 1957
76
69
58
A&O
Sierra Pacific Power
Co—
1st & ref 5sl960 ser
1st 0s
J&D /
—•
Co.
Lighting Co—
1st mtge 5s 1951
A...M&S
39%
36%
...
69%
68%
(Japan)—
Shore
54%
65
1947-F&A
1st sink fund
6Ks 1952...J&L
22%
(Ind) W W Corp—
conv
43%
34
88
Rockford Elec Co 1st 5s '39-M&S
Rockland Light & Pow—
1st M 5s 1938
M&N
1
gedalia Mo)Wat 5Ks
ohawhugan Water & Power OolstM&colsf 4Kb *07SerA A&C k
1st col tr 4Ks1'68 ser
B..M&N k
1st coll tr 5s 70 ser O
F&A k
1®* coll tr 4Kb ser D
70..A&O
Sheboygan Eleo-See East Wis E) ec
Shenango Val Water 6s 1950A&O
Shlnyetsu Elec Pow
23%
w*
1st & ref 5s 1946 ser B
A&O
1st & ref 4Kb 1953 ser O..J&J
Roch Tel Co gen 5s 1933-A& O
Philn
Plattsburg G & El 1st 6s 1939
Pomeranla Elec. 6s 1953
92
78
36
41
Rochester Central Power CorpDeb g 5s 1953
M&S
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—
1st M
Plainfield-Un Wat 5a A '61.M&M
M
90
88K
78
42%
32
.F&A
Second Ave Trac—See Phila
Oo-
85
Rochester
74
Deb s f 6s 1936
74
15
12
50
M&S
A&O
Shreveport Rys 1st5s. *33-44
A&O
2d 5s g 1933 ctf dep
Rochester & Syracuse RR—
Pitts Alleg & Man—See Phila Co
Pitts & Charlerol—See Phila Co
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
1st 1 & ref 5s 1958
-M&S
Pittsburgh Trac—See Phila Co
a
GenMSKs 1948 series O. M&S
100K
Gen mtge 4Kb 1977 ser D.M&8
91
5s series E 1962
M&S
101K
Roch Ry & Lt 6s *54
opt
J&J k 104
Roch Ry cons 5s g 1930—A&<
/ 16
Piedmont
i?J93^opt 1014
Lighting Co—
Ref g 5s 1949
opt 1914
84 K
90
72
10
10
16
g 1932
M&N /
Seattle-Everett Traction—
Second Ave—See N Y
Rys.
TA
40
6s
82 K
fcran Trac 1st 6s
a
55"
103
88
Scranton Ry—1st 5s Nov
*32. J&J /
1st & ref 5s 1947
F&A f
60
23%
Riverside Trac—See Pub Ser Com
Roanoke G-L 5Ks 1951
F&A
Roanoke Ry & El 5s 1953—F&A
Roanoke WWft 1950
J&J
Phua ttubur-Oountlea Gas & Elec
5s
60
lst g 6s 1935
J&J
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
1st M 7s 1937 ser A
A&O
28
M
m
50"
101 %
Water Co—
1958
M&S
Br<x>k Water Serv-
4Ks
Seattle
90""
87
1
notes 1933
J&D15
1st & ref 5s 1967 ser
A— F&A
85
:
77
Gas &
63
1st M 5s 1957
-M&N
Richmond (S I) Lt & RR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
J&J
Rio de Janeiro Tram Lt & P-
22
25
1st M 4Ks 1967
1st M 4Ha 1970
35
73
—-J&J
1953
Richland Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1937
_
1st
33
73
7s 1950
g
Richmond
People's Traction Co—
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s *43 -F&A
1955
9
73
MAN
1952
M&N
Con m 6# 1953 with war_.F& a
Cons 6s 1955 with rights..A&O
7% sec. notes 1936
T&A
54
Elec & Peo 4s tr ctfs '45-A&O
1st M 5s
35
6
98 K
;
81
4K %
ser
deb 6a
Mtge
28
51
fund
Direct
Union Traction—
1st & ref 4 Kb 1957
Phila Sub Water Co—
1st
65
....
90
W3® £^1926^pt 1919—M&S
98"
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'y)
98
1st m r e 6s
a
Scr&nton
57
A-A&O
A&O fclOO
Scioto Val Ry & Pr 1st 6s*43.
J&D
Scranton Elec 5s *37
opt *12 J&J
102K
"10" '53-M&N
71
Reaotng Trac t>« 193H.
J&
75
Republic Gas 6s A 1945
J&D *mo%
Certificates of deposit
*fs22
Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv Union—
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
f—F&A
::::
58
Sink fund 5s ser "8" '51-M&N
Sink fund 5s ser "9" '52.M&N
Sink
107 %
20
-
ser
101K
56
Sayre (Pa) Elec 6s 1947____A&0
Schenectady Railway Oo—
102
M&S
52
99
100K
Savannah Elec & Power Co—
1st & ref 7Ks 1941 ser
A..A&O
1st & ref 0s 1945 ser
B.._A&O
Savannah Elec Co 5s g '52. J&J
104K
Railway & Light Securities—
103 K
90%
Philadelphia Elec Power Co—
1st mtge 6Ks 1972
F&A
1953.J&J
Falls Oo Led—
1st s f 5s 1955 ser A
62
Queensboro Gas & El 5s '62.J&J
Ref 5* 1955
M&8
92"
98
aauda
33
f 5s 1968 .J&D k
e
3
& Power—
Sandusky Bay Bdge 6Ks '42.J&J
Quebec Power Co—
5
40
100
91
D...J&J
Joaquin Light
04%
Puget Sound Power & Light—
,
1st & ref 5 Ks 1949
JA'
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser C
M&N
1st & ref 4Kb 1950 ser D.J&D
93
104
First mtge 5s 1957 ser D.M&N k
72
Public Service Elec & Gas Co—
1st & ref 4Kb 1907
102
J&D
1st & ref 4Kb 1970
F&A
101K
1st ref 4s 1971
A&O
97%
M&S
38
1
M&N /
1st 5s 1945 ©Dt aft 191 n
J&ti
San Jose Water Wks 5s
35
Public Service Subsidiary Corp—
Deb 5Ks series A 1949
J&J
Public Utilities Oonsoi Corp—
Bridge—
f 7s 1942
s
JonQiiln Lt & Power Corp—
San
37"
Riverside Trac 5s I960..J&l
74
So Jersey Gas El & Trac—
Guar g 5s Mar 1 1953..M&V
103 K
Public Service Co of. Oklahoma—
1st mtge 5s 1961 ser O
70
M&fc fc
1st M 5K« 1948
62
1st M 4s 1936
A&O
1st lien & ref m 4Ks 1967 M&N
1st & ref 4s 1971
J&A
6s
102
99
40
Secured conv 6s 1938
M&S /
1st col tr conv 8Kb 1948—A&O
70
Pitts Trac 1st 5s 1927—A&C
80 Trac lBt & coll tr g 5s '50 A&O
2d Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934
J&L
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfs—J&J
West End Trac con 5s '88-J&J
Phila Elect 1st 5s 1966
A&O
Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt s
8 f guar 5s '62 opt 17
PS Newark Term Ry 5s'55 J&D
Nor Jer St
70
70
59
Un f & ref 6s 1952 ser
B..M&S
Unif & ref 5s 1957 ser
74
Ry 4s 1948--M&N
76
76
100^
0Ks '67.M&N
Deb
R
35
18
89
San Francisco Bay Toll
1st M sink fund
39
M&N
2d 6s *14 ext 5% to '44.A&O
64
88
M&N
BJ-an G & E 4Kb 1933..M&N
Not callable
65
Or & Pass Val 1st 5s '38-.J&L
Paterson Ry—
Peoples Tract. SeePhllaRT
1055--
_
112
80
75
,
44K
Bid
Supply Co—
Sandusky Bay Bdge 1 st 6 K s'42 J&J
95
110
J O Hob & Pat 4s 1949.
98"
Peoria Water Works Co—
1st consol 4s 1948—-—M&N
Prior lien 5s 1948
M&N
97%
93
90
Jersey Ry—
1st g 5s Dec 1 I960-J&l
Elisabeth & Trent 5s '62-A&<
41
J&J
J&J *fk 5
1941
Bonds.
Elli Plainf & Cent
97
bonds
San
Trust certs 6% perpet— M.*.
96
•
Ask.
97%
92%
Camden Sub 1st 5s 1946. -J&J
Cons Trac 1st 5s 1933—-J&l
95
79
3an Diego Water
1st lien & ref 6Ks ser H '52J&J
Pub Serv Corp of Long Island1st 5s 1943
J&J
Public Service Corp of N J—
100
93
102
Serial 4K% notes 1934—-F&A
Serial 4% % notes 1935— _F&A
8erial 4 %% notes 1936—F&A
Chic G L & O 1st 5s 1937—J&J
Oonsum Gas 1st g 5s '36..J&D
Ind Nat G&O g 5s '36 gu.M&N
Mutual Fuel Gas g 6s '47 M&N
Peoples Light & Power Corp—
'
1st Hen 5Ha
Oonv deb 5s
100
83
Bid.
Pub Service Co of Nor 111 (Con)
1st lien & ref 6 Ks ser G *37 J&J
109^
101
97
98
BONDS
Bonds.
84
992*
UTILITY
interest" except where marked "f' and income and
defaulted
Ask.
107
Refunding gold 5s 1947—M&8
1st & ref 4s 1981ser B
J&J
1st & ref 6s ser O 1957
J&D
"and
are
Sale price,
%
Minimum
77
Vky*
86
105%
11*
77
87
price estab-
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS AND
1
80
HOT 101.—All bond
Bid.
Bonds.
Southwestern Light &
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
1st M 58 1957 ser B
Southwestern Natural
1st s f 6s 1945—Southwestern Power &
66
Spg Br'k Wat 1st
39
General
Gen
23
26
UnlonPubServ(MInn)5sA'58J&D
||
M&N
ref 5s '65-A&0
3334
9434
IP
Syracuse Lighting 5a g
1st & ref 5%s 1954
5s series B 1957
Syrac Rap Tr 1st g 5s
1951-J&D
If*
5634
25
27
38
110
8534
82
8634
4734
s
F&A
6Ha 1955
8234
72
85"
75
81
84
7134
7234
42
Ry
Albany
70
Gen
73
g
con
6s
M 5s g
25-year
31
I
934
34
234
81
g
6s
95
85
97
IE*
7634
1X
/134
80
81
26J4
27
21
18
22
20
1
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g
46
49
^(0®
24%
26
M&N
101%
86
8334
8434
50
3134
9134
97
ser
52
5s g 1942.-F&A
50
Westchester El 1st 5s g '43 J&J
35
Yonkers Ry 1st oh 1946..A&O
rty
5s j.w*u—oo
Thirty-fourth St Crosstown—See NY Ry
—
Tide Water Power —» 5a '79.F&A
1st
6434
Toho Electric Power (Japan)—
70
1st s f 7s 1956 ser A—M&S16
Tokyo Elec Light Co (Japan)—
57
1st g 6s 1953 series
J&Dlfi
91 %
Toledo Edison 5s 1962
M&N
96
Tol G E & H con 1st g 5s '35-A&0
10334
Trenton G & El g 5s 1949--M&S
40
Trenton St Ry con g 5s '38. J&J
Tri-State Telep & Teleg—
10134
534s 1942
M&N
9934
1st M 5s 1942 ser B
M&N
Troy City Ry—See Un Tr (Alb)
103
Turner Falls Pow & El 5s A '52 J&D
13d
Street
Ry—See N
Y Rys
Twin City Rapid Transit Oo—
28
1st lien & ref 5%s 1952.-J&D
St Paul City Ry—
v ..
Wthout
Conv
6a
99%
2
69
73
1st
12
wl«
80
32
63
7134
9934
80
58
92 34
99
103
10034
98
100
99
101
3534
36
32
,
3234
/
9934
10234
5934
10034
9834
103
89
81
•
74
83
8934
'4'«f8.1952?eVA.?So
1st Sc rof 5 Wg 1 QAM
'toe Pub Sta-vlce Oo—
J4J
93
90
85
5s, 1942
86
95
t jl r
96
88
'toc°V»?E]P!,M i"
1
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Eastern Ry
1st s f g 4 Hb 1943..
Wyoming Vail P S 6s 1971
Yonkers Ry—See Third
45
23"
20
A&O
4i"axu
adkin River Pow 1st
97
3634
,
.
*
95"
93
95
J&n
k
86
Ave Hv
9834
100%
YorJ Haven Wat&P i»t 6«-aiM&N
(Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941 j5i\
York
89%
•88
York Rye 1st M g 5s '37 opt. J&D
32
M&S.
M&S,/
1734
1
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Debenture 7s 1948
93%
77
81
1"
Wolverine Power 7s 1943
.
J&DF
1
f 1534
4
fuolic wurvice Oo—
1st & ref 534s 1946 ser A—F&A
1st & ref 58 1950 ser B
J&D
1st & ref 6s series O 1952.M&S
L»eb s f 6s 1946
-—F&A
Virginia Ry & Power—
1st & ref g 5s 1934-.
J&J
Norf & Ports Tr 5s"T36—J&D
Washington Bait & Ann El—
1st M 5s Mar 1941 op—.M&S
Ctfs of deposit
6734
6634
Ik*
62
1st M 5b 1955—
PUBLIC UTILITY STKS.
6734
7634
6234
Alabama
Power $7
101%
99
r
37
10134
100
42
4
1 d
5
3
10334
Amer Commonw'lths Pw com
Common B
Amer DlsTel of N J com
F&A
Washington & Suburban Cos—
Ooll trust 534s 1941
M&S
Washington Water Power Oo—
1st ref 5s 1939 op
J&J
1st & gen 5s 1960
J&J
Waterbury Gas Light Oo—
1st mtge 434s 1958
M&N
Waterloo Ced Falls & No Ry—
1st M s f g 5s 1940 op '15—J&J
Certificates of deposit
Watert'n L&P—See No N Y
(t) d
100
60
63
57
86
Foreign Pow com
$7 Preferred
$7 second pref series A
$6 cum pref...
41
32
16%
3434
21
2134
27%
28
11
43
11%
43%
10434
67
105
Atner Gas & Pow $6 1st pref—(t)
American Light & Traction
25
101
6%
Preferred
$6
Light
preferred
15 pref ser A
•4
22
25"
12%
12%
34%
28%
26
com
(t) ."l(t) d
(t)
d
.......(t) d
33
27%
5
4
89
32
Amer Power &
98
(t)
87
Amer Natural Gas com
97
(t)
.(T)
16%
(t)
$6 preferred
65
70
100
60
98
d
d
Amer Gas & Elec com..
4034
"2%
1 d
1 d
Warrants-
48
%
(t) d
Amer &
55
Iz
lX
-~
d
Amer Elec-Power $6 Dr
46
1/
d
d
34
32
A(
17 first preferred
$634 first preferred
63
M&N
J&D
A&O
58
46
preferred-.
Class B
234
234
60
1st lien & ref 6s w w 1960.F&A
100
(t)
Allegheny Traction—See Phila Oo
Amer Cities Pow & Light cl A .25 d
S0
$5 preferred
F&A
-J&J
Wash Ry & EI g 4s 1951
Anacost & Pot 6s 1949
Par
(t)
pref
Preferred
Washington Gas & El O
1st s f 534s 1947
Olty & Sub 5s g 1948
56
76
76
72
2734
1st M 5 34s 1953
1963
A&O
1945 Ser A.M&S
Twin States Natural Gas Oo—
Conv deb 6a 1933
F&A
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow Oo—
lot M ■ f 734s 1955
— M&M
Guar s f 7s 1952
F&A
0jlgawa Elec Power (Japan)—
1st M s f 7s 1945
M&S16
II g
imt ,*rlf 5l i950 Ber K-M&N
J!en * r"f 6s 1958 ««r W J&D
}ft
reL5s 8er Q 1961-J&J
1st & ref
n (D O) G L 5s 1960—M&N
102
Refunding 5s 1958
J&J k 8634
102
6a m 1936 ser B
A&O
61
i" Power
W
70
Wash
29
9134
y1"" L1«^t
10334
6s 1958
7irglnia
92
90
60
10-yr sec conv 534« 1942
M&S
Vicksburg Bridge & Terminal—
i
6534
Co-
73
J&J
60
40
PoVw
6534
7a Elec & Pow 1st 5s 1955. _A&O
s.
A&n
37
D—..A&O
1933
i.nt
1947.
'
l
warrants
t'ov*
M 5s
A&O
Power'Co—
Wbconsin Michigan
8.;;.
,
7..
92
67
102
99
103
58
50
52
99
1st g 5s 1952 ODt 1919
Jvn
Wtacondn Hydro- Elew Oo^-"
100
Conv deb 634s ser A 1938.F&A
Cable cnt 5s 1937
J&J15
Guaranteed
Twin States Gas & Electric—
84
88
M 5a 1954 ser A
F&A
Wisconsin Gas & Electric—
Ref M 0s 1954
Wlswnsln EJectrlc
107""
Utilities Service 6s 1953
1
40
86
73
36
20
102
Utilities Public Service Oo—
86
69
Utilities Power & Light Corp—
Deb g 534s
1947
J&D
Deb 6b 1959 with warr
.F&A
51
31
1956
86"
82
F&A
55
Utica G & El ref & ext 5s '57.J&J
Gen 6 34s 1949
I&DI5
5n
9434
82
40
15
May 1 2022
M&N
1st I & gen M 5s 1944
F&A
1st 1 & gen M 434s 1944.-F&A
Ucica El & P 1st 5s I960--. J&J
VI
ol 1949—-M&S
1st M 5s 1950. ser B
18
Deb tts
Gen
:mmmm
34
1942—A&O
Gen 5s 1952 series E
~
40
8t Ry Rs 19^5
Wlehita Water
50
—
77
°D*
White Line
1634
(Plttsb)—8ee Phila Co.
United Wat G & E 5s 1941
Uuterelbe Power & Light Co—
8f M 6s 1953——
A&O
Utah Gas& Coke 1st 5s 1936-J&J
Utah Lt & Tr iMt 58 1944 A._A&O
1st coll 8s 1934—-—-—J&J
Utah Power & Light Oo—
9834
100
93%
arifJlS?1),tr 8 f 5 34sBl
1948 . .. J& D
15
Tr
37
98
84
15
15
15
7934
79
23
4
93
77%
ZtlttM4N
MOSS
71
92
j£g
i9fi
85%
70%
1034
10
J&D
1947
Troy City Ry 6s
85
75
72
84
J&D
'30-J&J
4J4s 2004
g
45"
65
82
?&D
M&S
km
C0JU tr 5s 1938. J&J
f2? * B B M 4 34s g '50—M&N
8>4s Aug 1 1930—.....F&A
I*
35
United Telep(Del)6s A 1948 A&O
United Tel & Tel 5 34s A1953 M&N
1st lien 6s ser B 1953
M&N
UuUeu i'i actum lauoaiiy)—
Con
10
8
62
J&D
30
15
Eq 734s Feb 16 1936 —F&A 16
10
55
31
2934
United Rys of St LouisGen g 4s July 1 1934
J&J
ORv & dub Pub dflpv fe *d4 T& i
64
88
1*
$
F&A
534s i960
f
70
86
& Telep—
1st 5^8 1955 Her A
1st 5s series B 1957-..
II*
Lake Ho El lat 6s '42.M&8 /
United Railways of Havana—
80
Union Ry 1st
1st 1 & ref 5 34s
& ref
70"
Western'United1 Gas & Elec Co —
17::::
'42—J&D f
70
82
/
57
89
M&b
Income g 4s 1949 op '29—J&D
lnc funding g 5s 1936
J&D
Bait Sparrows Pt & Ohes—
1st g gu 434s 1953
F&A f
60
r37-J&J
Dry Dock E Bway & Battery—
lBt 6s gold 1932
__J&D
Sou Boulevard g 5s 1945—J&J
•
78
M 6s 1949
con
M&N
08 1948 ser A
OoU tr
A&O
75
M&N
1st
55
Cent Ry ext and Imp 5s„1932
Extended to 1934 at 6% M&S f
46
York)—
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft '14 J&J
Adj lnc g 5s Jan 1960 opt. - A&O f
1st & ref 5s Oct
-A&O
534s 1947 ser B
No Bait Dlv 1st 5s
1954
JM&N
W Corp—
1st M 6s 1949 ser A
J&D
1st M 5s 1956 ser B—F&A
Texarlcana W 1st 5s '58
F&A
Texas Cities Gas 1st 5s '48--M&N
Texas Elec Ry 6s 1947
J&J /
Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937 opt._J&j /
Texas Electric Service Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1900
J&J
Texas Gas Util. 6s 1945
Texas-Louisiana Power Oo—
1st 6s 1946 series A
J&J /
1st 5Ks 1960 series B—-M&S f
S f deb 6s ser A 1942 — M&sy
Texas Pow Corp 6s 1956
M&S
General 634s 1956
M&S
Texas Pow & l.i 1st os 1937 -J&u
Deb g 6s 2022 ser A
J&J
*
A&O
J&J
1950
W^tern StatesVtil 6s A '45.A&0
Western United Corp—
55
5334
•
100%
10134
102%
74
68
68
60
M&N
M&N
Baltimore Traction Oo—
100
_-..A&0
J4 '
76
J&J
99%
1st lien 6s series B 1950—A&O
2-yr 0% notes Feb 15 '33 F&A f
Western Fuolic Service Co—
51
'
20
102%
58 1949--J&J
wJStnrn p°7
75
1st lien 6s 1947 ser O
A&O
Unit Rys & Elec (Baltimore)
1st consol g 4s 1949
M&b
1st
2H
1st con M g 5s
?» ww*
79
50
■
1953
& Light—
101
56
F&A
634s 1933 with warr__,
1st lien
1
k 10134
Public Service—
1st 5s series B
-
United Public Service Oo—
Terre Haute W
K iuu
k
g
Ooll tr 6s 1942 ser A
L*,aJ?S0
m
M 5s 1951
vv estern P L
United Power & Light (Kansas)—
1st mtge 6s 1947 ser B
F&A
1st 6s series A 1944
-—J&J
—-
J&Db
-
Y Water Oo—
f
--
100
k
75
;
12
6s"ifll J&D
_Conv rieb 6s 1935
M&M
1959—A&O
.
100
73
United Pub Util 6s 1947 A—A&O
Eastern Elec Co—
1st M 5s 1943
F&A
Ref m 6s 1955
—M&N
TenesBsee Electric Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A—J&D.
1st & ref 5s 1956
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1962 opt—M&N*
5s g
k
Deb g 53431952
Deb 6a 1973
106
106
10934
10434
JW
IS
1st
fts 1975
.M&N
1st lien & cons 734s 1937--A&O
United ui & rtya 6a A '52—A-su
8
Tennessee
Third Ave RR 1st
1974
1st 1 & consol 534s
Oflb
104
1958—-----J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956
Third Avenue Ry (New
-
1st 4s
Feb 1 1940
F&A
United Light & Power Co—
Deb g 634s
20
ovt.
1st & ref 5s 1970
Terni Hydro Elec 0%s
Terro Haute Traction
B
ser
5734
72
/
Western N Y Utilities
United ilium Co New Haven—
70
Pow.—See Foreign G
Tampa Electric Go—
1st M g 5s 1933 a f on—J&D
Telephone Bond & Share Co—
Tennessee
1951
9734
74
Va-Ohlo River Bridge—
wXJUM*2--
55
48
Without warrants
52
65
k
Deb 6s
Gen ref M 4s Jan
106
56
war.J&D
wlttl
102
^
106
F&A
J&J
1940-M&C
2d mt«e g 5s 1930
J&J
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
_
6s 1952
J&D
Debenture 5s 1952
J&D
Taiwan Elec
(Juited Elec Rys (Providence) —
Gen ref M 5a Jan 1951 ser A.-.
west
71
6834
A.M&N
s«?ft£r&SK?8£^BT-
<4"' n
58
United Elec Serv (Italy)—
♦
Extl 1st s f 7s 1956 ser A-J&D
8534
l&D
6s 1938-F&A
Sweetwater Water 534s '52-.A&0
ayracuse Gas g 5s iy*0
J&J
Syracuse Lake Shore & North—
1st M g 5s *47 opt 17—-M&N If
iF
106%
105
97
72
VVephi?enD Trr,lst 59 1960..J&D
12
1st lien 534s 1942— —-M&S 15 /
101
Unit Elec Oo of N J 4s '49-J&D
76
M&S
134
134
Union Water Service Oo—
First lien 534s 1951 ser
Union Water Wks Oo—
M&S
}8J M 5s 1950 series G...J&D
1st M 4s 1901 ser H
j&j
R*
Vve
10534
105%
A.M&S
10234
1937—
1952-J&J
Union Trac (Pnila) 4s
1st M 5s *46 op '21 ser
1st M 5s 1963 series E
10134
66
ivouf
104
Kiev
W
l'niru
107
k
™
—
Union Gas Util 6 34s A w w
Without warrants
ttr—See
Ask.
106
9734
J&J
75
iiuu
Bid
t?08£c{£e8ter Lt 1st g 5a *50--J&D
row Snd
Ry—8ee Boston E)
West EennRIec. deb 5s 2030-A&O
Penn Power—
0
B-F&Aj* 10334
100
1st g 5%s 1954 ser A
Union Elev RR—See N
Bonds and Stocks.
Ask.
103
A&O;
M&Ni*
1957
1957
70
Springfield (Mo) Gas & Klec Go
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A
l&D jfc
Springfield Terminal Ry 7s 1942.'
Standard Gas & Elec of Delaware
67
6% g notes 1935
—A&O
56
Debenture 6s 1951
F&A
55
Debenture 6s 1966
J&D
68
6% conv notes 1935
A&O
Standard Power & L Corp—_
5134
Deb g 6s 1967
-F&A
Standard Public Service Corn—
23
1st lien 6s series A 1948
-F&A
2434
1st lien 6a 1948 ser B
J&D
Standard Telephone Co—
18
1st 1 col tr 534« '43 ser A.M&n
5
Conv dob 6s 1938M&N
36
Stettin Pub Util 7a 1946
A&o
Suburban Gas Co of Philadelphia
104
1st a f g 5s Apr 1 '52 op '07 A&O
Super-Power Co of 111—
1st 4His 1968
M&S
Zl*
latM 4KB 1970
1st M 6s 1961
Suburban Lt & Pow
5s
434s
Union Elec L & Pow of Illinois
6154
M&S
im6%s 37 with warr.
Deal unge 5s 1967 ser
68
3834
Southwest Gas Co—
1st
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
STOCKS
marked "I" end Income end defaulted bonds.
[Jnioa El Lt & Pow Oo of St L—I
Gen 5s series A 1954
J&D k
F&A
F&A
Gas Co—
M&N
1948
except where
'end Interest'
Pow Co—
Light—
Deb g 6s 2022 series A
M&8
Southwestern Public Service Co—
1st M s f 6s 1945 ser A
J&J
Southwestern States Telep Co—
1st M 6s
prices ere
5
Util.
Waukesha Gas & Electric Oo—
1st 6s 1959
-J&J
Westchester Elec—See 3d Av Ry.
-
*
r
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
b Baals.
s Sale price.
(t) No nar.
Canadian price.
100
d Price per share not per cent.
f Flat price.
k Last sale.
I In London.
n
Nominal,
July, 1933.]
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
NOTICE.—All bond prioot
Stocks
Par.l
Bid.
Amer Public Service
7% pref-100
Amer States
Sec, com A——(t) d
Amer States Pub Serv A
$6 preferred
d
Amer Superpower
d
Oorp com
First$6 preferred
Preferred $6 series—
American Telep A Teleg
It> d
(t) k
100
Amer Wat Wks & Elec com.
Com voting trust ctfs
SO 1st preferred
6!
75
36 34
36%
31
3134
-
v
T
70
75
81
>
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref-100
Appalachian Gas Oorp com
(t) d
$7 conv pref ser A
(t)
Arizona
Edison
pref —ft) d
Arizona Power 7% pref
100
Arkansas Natural Gas Oorp
T
Glass A com.
..—It)
Preferred
10
Arkan A Ma Paw 7% pref
10d
84
34
%
..
'
—
234
334
234
334
334
3
4
6
A Lt $7 pref
1
Associated Gas A Elec com— 1
Common class A—
—(t;
3834
Original preferred
(t>
$4
preferred---------—-"")
$5 preferred
$0 preferred---—
>t)
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$634 preferred
$7 preferred
234
$8 int bear allot ctfs
4
1
2
4134
100
Oolum G A El Oorp (Del)
6% preferred series A—
d
(t
10<
6
7
Columbus Ry PAL 1st pf A 6%10(
Preferred ser B 0 % %
100 V
Oommonwealth-Edison Co—101
Com'wealtb Pr Oorp 0% pf--100 d
5
8
5
7% preferred
8
5
>Ij
8
Aj^SlatedTelpA; Teleg (*6>pref(t)
6
8
9
11
X
Baton
(t)
91
95
21
23
98
101
JQ0
86
Elec Co $0 pf—(t)
^oJge
3M
234
jtj
MtantlcOity Eiw"j8pref
Bangor Hydro Elec com
7% preferred-—
89
Too
95
|hmTn1hD.m
BlralnghaS Om
34
2934
d
8
95
31
11
d
ii-eS'r^v^wVB?0.
Blue Ridge
114
31
d
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98
111
d
flee*
Corp.
334
334
.
35
6434
14 X
Oorp A
—
44
28
Brit Ool Pow
64%
1434
42
Tr Lt & POW ord.—It
36
30
25
^
534
2fi
22
d
17
19
d
3734
7834
37%
dx
57 34
83
834
5834
81
85
19
1934
81
82
Bklyn A Queens Transit com-(t) d
$5 first oref
Cable & Wireless
—
8
Ltd
Amer dep rec 7 34 % A ora-
x
1
134
%
tSe? deposit r«f5 j^'% P?ef £1
OaliuSregon Pow 7?. pref -100
34
334
«%
preferrecj .erte.
IW- »
6% preferred
—
{XX
Calif Water Serv
Can Hydro-El Oorp 6% 1st pf 1W
60~"
71
75"
25
28
Canada N«»r Pow
16
1634
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Vre<----100
com
_
-
7*7*
70
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84
9
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48
50
Geo"
ArtM|ub8«v<Wppf 100
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44
48
46
OapRafTrac
(Wash.
^
1034
55
6
2
1334
14
101
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18
2634
334
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%
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3%
27
3%
16%
~~
100
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6
72
8
75
Tele of Bait pref .100
d
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134
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8034
34
X
Cincinnati Gas
100
Olnc New A Gov Lt A Trac—100 k
85
Preferred
Trans;jqq
k
82
57
m.
mm
90J4
74%
69
'.J
•
•
-
47
20
21
2634
2834
(t)
c._
.26 d
45
cam
64
100
ctfs
25
i
Power & Light
Oorp
Second pref ($7) ser A
fftcum pref
234
If
preferred
ex war
D
6
1 owa
434
Italian Superpower
common A (t)
Lutersl^tt.
50
55
"334
t'ower pref *<
Southern UtU 7°^ oref
i
10"
Debenture rights
Jamaica Water
Supply $7 pref. 50
Jersey Cent Pow A Lt 7 % pref
100
07o preferred
-Id"
634%
preferred--—.-——100
86
"434
-
Kansas Oit> Power &
Light—
1st pref $6 series B__
—-it
Kansas City Pub Serv
com
(t
—..
2034
434
21%
5
Preferred.
162
34%
59%
52%
9%
3434
5934
54
Laclede
934
12
12 34
26%
27
d
2234
634
2334
634
k
17
15
14
A
Hudson Gas..
European Elec class A
Debenture rights
100
Lake Sup Dist Pow
7% pref.
Lei
100
'
''Am
20%
-
16
Lowell
43
Lvno Gas A
1^
Electric Light
A
—-26
Elec Co
26
Mackay Companies pref-----10"
1134 Manhattan Elev Ry (N Y).- 10*.i
Modified guarantee
4034
KM
4134 Marconi Int Marine Oommunl.
48
American deposit
receipts.
39
43
5
Mhik'UI
153"
147
534
534
Fairm't Pk A Hadd Pass
By—Sec Phiia R T.
Fall River Elec Light
2f d
32
Fall River Gas
Works.——26 d 26
29
Federal Light k Tr com
d
10
1
12
Preferred
'*
d
5634
A i.oi
UauaUft
Marconi Wireless Telegraph Ltd
Am dep rets for bearer shs
Market St Ry (San Francises;
i(M
Preferred
Prior
llf
preferred
10t
Second preferred-...
-K>
Mass Power A Light Assodat n-
Common
.
FedSt&PleasantVal—SeePhllaCo
with
-
warrants
66
105
7?
73
54
16
91
69
71
5034
49
80
1034
14""
70
59
8834
60
%
234
93
18
1234
2034
634
234
234
134
134
334
2
2 34
Common without warrants—
Preferred
Warrants
93
82
72
49
1134
41
y
234
34
4834
2134
40
11
14
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Oorp. pref-KM
Louisiana Power A Light $0
p' (t
Louisv Gas A Elec com cl
4—u
Louisville Railway Os
10|
Preferred
d
'
_
lug too Utilities 03jVp pf
in
Lincoln Telep A
Teleg com.._100
Lone Star Gas
Corp....-——- (+
Preferred
10"
d
d
—10'
--10'
-
21
d
Light
Long Island Lighting com-.- (T>
7% preferred-----100
Q% preferred
10"
61
37
19
100
Gas
Preferred
d
—
—
.
10
d
pref—-<t
.
.
it
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100
Empire District Elec 0%pf-- 101'
Empire Gas A Fuel Co pf 8% .100
Preferred 7%
j.—100
634% preferred
100
0% preferred
100
Empire Power Corp partlc stk.(t>
10 preferred
(t
Empire Put Serv. com. A
(t)
Engineers Pub Serv com
(V
—
Aansas Elee Pow
7% pref
Kansas Gas A Elec
50
(t1
Optional warrants
El Paso Electric Co (Del)
Preferred series A 7%
(t
100
7% pref. 10«
Kentucky Utilities, pref
10d
Keystone Telephone preference
Kings Co Ltg 7% pref
10
5% preferred
--10'
3
164
----
c
—
6234
Warrants..———.——
B
234
1
Elei
23""
1834
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4
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s
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32
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734
834
100
234
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70
26
1
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d
101'
Elec Ilium (Boston).. 100
Eighth Ave RR—See N Y Rys
Electrical Securities, 5% oref.lOU
73
32
1
66
(t)
153
80
67
28
24
16
65
jn<
D
1134
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134
29
147
76
1 Ov
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10"
International Teiep A
Teleg— (t'
International Utilities A
(t
66
Edison
134
_.
Internat Power
Securities com. (t
$0 preferred
70
58
d
56
45
d
'
50
Internal Ocean
Teleg (guar)—10w
Internat Power com
(L
Preferred
....
1034
Easteru util Assoc
Conv
78
54
100
57
com(B)( t
$7 pref without warrants_._(t
$0 preferred series B
(♦> d
5<2
d
U
d
2-' d
2.
—
65
10<
..
d
d
...
100
10'
10<
54
2'
Hydrn-El Syst A
Class A
warrants—.......
Conv pref $3.50
series
25c.
100
1U<
38
2i
luternat
9634
■
120"
d
34
50
Inland Pow A Light
7% pref—10U
Interboro R T vot trust
100
15c.
5634'
100
51
0% preferred
72
85c
28c
96
Eastern Michigan Rys _•
(t
eastern N J Pow 0% cum
prefl0<
East Shore Pub Serv 0H
% pf (t
Eastern Shore G A El 8%
pf.2
Eastern States Pow Cor
Essex
d
Indianap Pow A Lt 6 34 % pref 100
indianap A Southeast Tr
pf—100
Indianapolis Street Ry Oo
.100
88
conv
d
(t
(t
6634"
.
434
1534
Phila R T
Illinois Pow. A Lt.
0% pref
100
$6 preferred
(t)
Illinois North
Utilities 6%prefl00
Ilium A Power
8ecur 1st pref. 100
Indiana Service
<m'm
'•
39
634
6034
.
88
35?4
55
534
-.101
Elec Light
'' d
26
Hestonville M A F—See
PhUaRT
Hoiyokt
ater
Powe<.
170
10
Houston Natural Gas
d
pref
Stock purchase
d
warrants.
183
8734
5
5
334
1334
(*
Hudson County Gas
Idaho Power
7% pref
6% preferred
7231
134
1634
1734
1234
war)(f>
Preferred
*
86
3
d
Haverhill
5734
94
63
Erie Lighting
pref—.—.(no par)
34
100
dx 9334
$534 pref (with warrants)..(t
$6 preferred
(t) d
3
H
2-—-—""""•"^*21""'
Chicago Rap Tran
Certificates ofdeposit—
Prior preferred A---
d
105
5634
$5
Coates—See
Havana Elec Ry
109%
99
$0 preferred
$5 preferred.....----(t)
Elec Power Association
1
ft
6534
109
102
55
d
Preferred
87
3634
-1
67
55
67
53
Electric Bond A Share
*>+\
IT)
OCU coat
A._(T
preferred
Hamilton Gas common
v t
Hartford Electric
Llgnt—
Hartford Gas com
46
45
Derby Gas A Elec $7 pref
d
< t
Detroit Edison
10' xd
Duke Power
—1(M
Duqaesne Gas Oorp com
d
(t
Duqnesne Light—See Phila CoEastern Gas A Fuel Assoc's—
Common
—(t)
72
18
44
634
(t)
$5.50 pre«...._
Hackens&ck Water
Preferred
154
43
1
16
63
34
34
-
Pow Corn
$0 prel_.it
Greenwich WaterAGae
6% pf.10'
16
134
100
78"
34""
com purch
Mt
ijrreeu
100
100
com
d
(t >
Corp—
Gulf States Util
$6 pref
100
27
--
Green &
52M
9434
Preferred B stock
Adjustment stock
(t
(t
d
(t
Georgia Power $0
Dayton Power A Light 0%preflOO
Denver Tramway com.
(t
Preferred
10(
Eastern Mass St tty com
First preferred stamped
3534
d
Germantown Pass—See Phila
RT
Gold & Stock
dx 7334
Telep (guar)
~434
52
101
0% preferred
434% Prior preferred
k
d
it
ordinary stock
Public Service
Oorp
97
934
134
1)4
1234
lo34
1134
1134
-it) d
(t1 d
A
cum conv pref
ser A
$3 preferred
*d3% pf(vrltL
75
434
W
25
Cent Pub Serv (Del) common—1
Cent Pub Util Corp A
Vot trust ctfs common
7% prior preferred
92
$0 preferred
(t) k
Geo 1 Public
Utilities $7 pfd_.n
d
Gen Wat Wks A
Elec
84"
42
24
Gen
Jontlnen Pass Ry—See Phila R T
Cuban Telephone com
Preferred
,
Cumberland Oo(Me)P A Lt pf
Cunningham Nat Gas cl A
Dallas Power A Light 7% pref
47
74
52
(t
26
4334
8034
51
OsuHumerN Pr (Maine) pf0%.l(M
0.6% preferred
—.10'
,
$5 preferred
(t d
60
g
24
....
com
23
123
Consol Gas Util class A
(t
d
Class B v t c
(t d
Oon» Trac of N J—See P 8
Oori
Oona Trac (Pltteb)—See Phila Oc
Consumers Gas (Toronto)
10(' r181
14.
Maine Pew «% !*«-•
6834
2334
7934
coin
$0 conv pref ser B
Gen Italian Edison
Elec
Amer shs for
45
•:
6434
d
Consolidated Gas (N V) com..(f
J5 preferred
(t
69
Ssssaswrfofe®
oStrld
preferred
Preferred
10'
Cons Gas E L A P (Bait).(no
par
0% cum pref series D—
10'
534% preferred series E
10(
5% preferred series A
1(M
7634
d
$6
:
6734
(Del;
Common class B
Preferred class A
7%
Preferred class A
8%
3634
10834
72
Community Water Ser com..—1
Connecticut Elec Serv com
(t d
Connecticut Power
2,'
Connecticut Ry A Lighting—10<
)onttnenta! Gas A Elec
40
d
k
com
....
65
95c
15
30
82"
.
»fl pref with war
10
20
20
1
Maua Utilities Associates v t c
(f)
5% conv partlc preferred—6"
x
a
X
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend,
d Price per share,
s Minimum
price established on Montreal
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not per cent,
or
k Last sale.
Toronto Exchange,
I In
London,
t Without
par
!
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Amer dep rets
Gen Gas A Elec
....
"mm'.Vt/
d
Telegrapn (guar.idu
Bergen « Vtunty.lOt)
General Electric Co
Ltd—
10<
Commonwealth A Sou Corp coral
Optional warrants....
$6 pref
(t;
Oom'wealth Utilities cl B
(f) d
Community Power A Light—
First preferred fl%__
...lui
34
(franklin
«
d
(t
119
1
5
7
Columbus Delaware A Marlon
2
,
Frankf d&
^
i
d
68
5% preferred series B
U><
5% conv preferred—-—-100
2
a
(t
Light___5(
Gaa A Eiec
Power A Lt$7
Ask
434
Dan A Elec of
40
com
—(t>
Fitchburg
40
J
.(t< d
A
com
Florida
pref
Foreign Light A Power units,
2034
100
Certificates of deposit
Coast Co Gas A El 1st pref
100
Bid.
Federal Water Service
io 34 preferred
$7 preferred
(t)
42d St & Grand
St—See N Y Rys
3534
10534
(t)
6% preferred
Cleveland Railway..
2
%
2
434
2234
.
—
15"
5
Pow
—
—
Stocks.
3
it;
10" k
7% preferred
Citizens Gas (Indianap) com..2f d
Preferred
.KHj
Citizens' Pass Ry—See Phil R T.
OltisenB Traction—See Phila Cc.
City Ry (Uaysun. Onio)
100
Preferred
) 01
Atk.
634
6934
434
2134
———
Cleve Elec Ilium common
—.
Arkansas
127%
<+>
(t) d
-
Bid
Cincinnati Street By
50 d
Olncin A Suburb Bell Telep—60
Cities Service com—
t d
Preferred
100
Preferred B
10 k
Preferred BB
-—iOt
Cities Serv Pr A Lt $6
pf—
»1
marked 'T'and Inoome and
defaulted bond*
Par.l
Stocks.
J*
iiH
11
43
127 34
Interest" except where
"and
Ask.
2
—
-
art
value
n
Nominal.
r
Canadian
price
234
24
s
3at« price
Memphis Natural Gas
Memphis Pow A Lt. 7% pf-no
Metropolitan Edison Co—
§7 preferred series B—
preferred series O
Middle West Utilities
4
(t) d
pur J
72
64
(')
.......100
100
100
Light—
67
69
48""
40
S8K
89
...—...100
Preferred
Tel A Tel...100
Suffolk 7% Pref -.100
National Elec Pow cl a
(t)
7 % preferred
100
National Power A Light com—(t)
16 preferred
(t)
Nat Public Service Oorp—
7% preferred series A
100
Mountain States
1%
15
100
pref
Nevada-Calif Electric com
17
68
IS*
96*
99
15
40
45
100
96
100
(t)
33
36
100
33
Unstamped
33
18
24
56
3%
33
13
17
13
17
14
27
17
30
93
95
50
59
74
63
Public Service—
Mutual Telegraph
42d St A Grand St
Sixth Avenue sld
Twenty-third St guar
N Y & Queens El L A P—
Preferred
100
NY A Richmond Gas 6% pref 100
N Y Steam Oo com
(t)
$7 preferred ser A
(t)
16 dividend pref
(t)
N Y Telephone 0%% pref...100
Niagara A Hudson Pow
...10
Option warrants A
Option warrants R——....
Option warrants C
North American Oo com
6%
Edison |6
Nor Amer Gas A Elec A
North Amer
10c
2
40
d
d
75
d
(t)
100
100
.100
100
pref 100
100
100
6% preferred
.100
Ohio River Edison 7 % pref
lt»u
Ohio Valley Gas common
(f) d
Oklahoma Gaa A Elec 7% pf—100
Ok! a Nat Gas Corp 6 % % Df_.l(MJ
Preferred
Ottawa Traction
Pacific A Atlantic Tel (gn)
Pacific Gas A Electric
preferred (0%)
First preferred (5%%)
V
x
77
100
100
100
87
65%
34"
60
d
6
10
d
108
11
58
Public Serv Ccrp
100!
Jersey Gas A Elec Trac—100
2%
(tj
(t)
preferred————g>
Service Oo of Nor 111
38
40
42
44
6% preferred
Puget 8d Pr A Lt 86 pref
85 preferred
37
39
uebec Power common
67
46
72
55
44
75
65
26
6X
6%
104
34%
71%
79
84
63
55
21
12
12
106
36
74H
88
00%
09%
78
7
5%
90
95
88
10
13
d
d
....
115%
51
5
Standard
17%
29
48
27
27
23
d
xd 55
20
d
xd 46%
10%
d
7
(t) ds 42
d
Pub
Serv
v
t C
(t)
;
d
(t)
Phila Oo
Swiss American Elec pref
100
65
12
Syracuse Ltg 0% preferred-.luu
6%% preferred
100
48"
8% preferred
....
100
Tampa Elec Co
(+)
25" Tennessee El Pow 1st pf (7%) 100
21
7.2% 1st preferred
100
1st preferred (b%)_.—
72
100
72
5% cum 1st preferred
100
Class A
97
18%
d
(t)
Preferred
partlc stock
d
Sub R T St Ry—See
39
37
81
85
100
d
27
58
59
50
75"
Texas Power A jL.lght 7% pref.iuo
76
Toledo-Edison pref A
6
Trl-8tate Telep
Preferred
78
72
100
100
6% preferred
6% preferred
50
8
100
(7%)--100
(N Y)
Third Avenue Ry
47
A Teleg
(t)
65
80
d
10 d
7%
d
3%
11%
23d Street—See N Y Railways
48
Twin City Rapid
Preferred
100
26
67
(t)
Transit
100
91
..100
Un El L A Pow (Mo) 0%.pf._lOO
7% preferred
100
Union E L A P (111) 0% pf
112
109
97
105
(t)
3%
Bedford)-.100
3%
Union Gas (Canada!..
Pass—See Phila R T
Union
Union Traction—See PhUa R T
United
Corp
13 cumulative preferred
(f) d
(t)
d
Warrants
50*
United Gas & Elec(Conn)pret 100
United Gas A El of NJ 5% pf-100
125
107%
98%
83%
25
38%
17
(1)
_(f)
United Gas Corp com
$7 pref series A
48
d
6% cum. 1st
d
22
d
94%
d
d
86
7
7
d
(f)
85 cum pref (non-vot)
United 111 Co of New Haven.. (
United Lt A Pr com A
(t
Common B
—(t
ZV/i
d
pref.
United Pub Serv com
-17
1%
J
United Gas A Impt vot
•
4%
34
d
Warrants
""
d
preferred
United Pub Utll 86 pref.
31%
62 %
71
54%
49%
32"
United Rys A El (Bait) com
d
65
80
1%
d
Utah Power A Light—
12c
56
51
'
33
87
6%
5%
87 preferred
(t) d
Utica Gas A Electric 7% pref 10<>
Utilities Power A Lt Ol A
1 d
Class B ctfs
.....1 d
26
(f)
7% cumul pref
Virginia Elec A Power
64
67"
9X
31%
21%
86 preferred
...(t d 82
'50
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref——10-
32
(t)
———
18
%
13%
23%
9%
52
6% preferred
100
60
Washington (D C) Gas
20
Washington Gas A Elec 7% pflOO d
285
Wash (D O) Ry A El com
100
24%
Washington Wat Pow 0%'pf
Western Power Oil.
Preferred
89
84
82
94%
97%
8
L A Pow^pf A 7%—-100
7% prior preferred ...
100
6% prior preferred
100
Savannah El A Pow 6% pref.100
Scranton Electric 86 pref
(t)
Seaboard Public Service Oo—
183.25 conv pref with warr..(t)
San Joaq
9
85
(T)
25c
.
76%
79"
76
80
62
39
45"
96
97
%
1%
—
85
(t)
70
—
(t) d
.——100
100
32%
Col
55&
7% cum preferred
100
0% cum pref
.100
West Penn Power 7% pref
100
0% preferred..
100
West Phila Pass—See Phila R T.
Winnipeg Elec Co..
Preferred
(t)
100
Alight 0%pfl00
7% preferred
100
Wisconsin Pub Ser Oorp7%pf 100
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref
100
York (Pa) Railway! Preferred.50
55%
61
69
69
Western Union Telegraph
100
WeBt Penn Elec Oo Class A— (t) d
80
(t) d
(t) d
100
Preferred
Western Massachof '>«•
42
86
80
20
100
22
72
60
95
106
63
95%
108%
dr
3%
8
37%
39
38
dr
Wisconsin Power
41
104%
d
27
3%
9
107"
30
~3%
1is
21X
®i^iha*er al*°l>^8accrufd dividend, don Montreal or Toronto Stock Exchange.
Price per Ihare, not per cent, k Last sale. f Un London, value.
n Nominal.
g Minimum price established
Without par
Ex-dividend,
107
25
—.
86 preferred—
%
(t)
23%
Ridge Ave Pass—See Phila R T
Rochester G A E 7% pre! B..100
0% preferred series O —
.100
0% preferred series D
100
Roch Telep 86 % pref
100
Rocky Mountain Motor—
Preferred
100
Bt Louis County Water pref.100
Pub Serv
67
100
Glass B
34
153"
&
15
40*
65*
24
(T) d
Preferred series A
6
80
85
53
96
37
16%
d
(t)
Borough G8sAE10%pflOO
adlo Corp of Amer—.......(t)
7% cum pref A
—
50
6% cum pref B
(t)
;ap Tran St Ry—See P S Oorp
(t)
Republic Gas com
Rhine-Westph Elec Pow Amer sha
Rhode Isl Pub Serv pref
(t) d
8t Louis
74%
6%
100
ueens
Glass A
U
68
58
147
Pub Serv El A G 85 pref.....(f) d
Public Serv of Ind 07 pref—. (t) d
17
101X
32%
I§*
77
89
22
dr
Sprlngf (Mass) St Ry Ooa pf—100
Spring Valley Co Ltd
20
Standard Gas A Elec com (no par)
87 cum prior pref
(t!
84 cum preferred
...
(t)
16 prior pref—
(t)
Standard Pow A Lt com.
(t)
.....
81
Rapid Transit St Ry Co
21$
ft*
--
16"
52%
9
24%
10U
So Jer G El A Tr—See P 8 Corp.
(t)
15% Southwest Gas Utll com
$0% preferred
(t)
35" Southwestern Bell Telep pref.100
61% Southwestern Gas A El 7% pf-toO
Southwest Gas Utll com..
(f)
Southwestern Lt A Pr com A—(t)
Preferred
(t)
15
100
Springfield Gas A Elec pref
1
7
Springfield (Mass.) G L Co vtc 25
Free stock
25
64
54
1001
6% preferred
100,
7% preferred
100
Public Service of Okla 7 % pref 100
11
48
——
Union St Ry (New
118
8% preferred
100
106%
7% preferred.
100
6% preferred
100 xd 9? %
85 preferred
(t) d 83
Consolidated Trac of N J.. 100 d 20
14
is*
(t)
7% preferred
14%
73
of N J—(no par)
preferred——I—-
com—(T>
Southern Nat Gaa Oorp
Southern New Eng Telep
125*
15
100
100
Public
60
20
69
59
d
45
24
80
14
—(f)
pref
Lt
-
68
d
42
42%
8
'
41
70
M,
65
s
36
I*
'
d
60
6% preferred
Bo
m
85
78
67
53
Public Serv. Co. of N.H. 86 pt_(t)
7% prior
...
5%
9%
26
—.26 xd 28%
23%
_25
25 s 20%
100
d
50
(t)
....
Water A__(f)
-
common.._25
6% % preferred series O
25
0% preferred series B
25
7% preferred series A
25
Sou Calif Gas Oorp 86% pref..(t)
Sou Calif Gas Co 0% pref
25
Southern Canada Power.——(t)
Preferred
100
Southern Col Pow com A
.26
Preferred
100
South A Atlan Teleg (guar)
25
Southern Indiana G AE 6%pf 100
76
64%
d
100
6% preferred
86
Bluffs Railway
A Bridge 4% cum pref
Ottawa Light Heat A Pew
First
32
IX
7% prior lien
Northwest Bell Telep 0%s pi.100
Northwestern Teleg (guar)
60
Ohio Bell Telep pref
...100
Ohio Edison $6 pref.
(t)
87 preferred
(f)
Ohio Power 6% pref...
100
Ohio Public Serv pref A (7%). 10n.
_
12%
1%
4%
%
13"
...100
Omaha A Council
116
6*
—
7% pref
108%
12X
dk
1%
(f)
Power (Del) com.. 100
7% preferred
100
0% preferred
.100
Borthwest Electric 6% pref.. 100
North West Util
12%
IX
3X
3
50
6%
d
100
Providence Gas (free stock)
Certificates of deposit
96
44*
60
Nor States
Preferred 7%
86
d 115%
Nnrth Continent Util com
0% preferred.....
—100
V% preferred
100
Nor Indiana Pub Ser 6% PL-Jhn
7% preferred
100
oH% preferred
Northern N Y Utll pre/
Nur Ontario Power Co 6%
105
Mtd<"»sex i^t.lOO
Warrants
~9"
Oorp of Canada com__(t)
Public Serv of Colo 7%
d 108
(t)
Preferred
Power
57
South Calif Edison
m m
50
Preferred
99%
d
(t)
(f)
5%% preferred
%
mm
42
50
7%
50
98
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf-100
4
Federal St A Pleasant Vai
25 d
40
Monongahela Lt A Pr..
50
d
12
Monongahela St Ry
50
Phila A Darby—See Phila R T
Phila A Grays—See Phila R T
100%
Philadelphia Elec Co 85 pref—(t)
31%
Phila Elec Power 8% pref
25
2%
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
60
5
7% preferred
60
74
Citizens Passenger guar
60
30
Contlnen Pass Ry (829 pd)__50
14X
Falrm't Pk A Haddlng'n
50
9L
Frandf'd A Southwark Pass-50
35
Germantown Passenger
50
55
Green A Coates Sts (815 pd)_60
9
Hestonvllle M A F com
50
16
Preferred
60
43
Phila City Pass Ry (822 H pd)60
12
Phila A Darby Pass Ry
50
21
Phil A Gray's Fy (825 pd)—60
18
Philadelphia Traction
50
66
Ridge Ave Pass ($28 pd)
50
67
2d A 3d Sts Ry guar
50
72
13th A 15th Sts Pass Ry
50
43
Union Pass (830 5-0 pd)
60
5
Union Traction (817k Pd)..50
45
West Phila Pass guar
60
Phila Traction—See Phila R T
Phlia A W estern Ky com
50
Preferred
50
20
Piedmont A Northern Ry_.—100
47
Portland Ga* A Coke, 7% pf
100
Porto Rico Telep com
100
25"
Postal Teleg A Cable 7% pf.100
63
Potomac Edison Co 6% pref-100
110%
Potomac Elec Pow 6% pref—100
5
(t)
Seo—Oom_(f)
Nor Amer Utility
list preferred
N or Boat Ltg Prop com
1%
1
J..(t)
Light A Pow.
$6 preferred
91
25c
(t)
pref
m
1
ifl
preferred
North Amer
22
1%
(
1
100
100
Ferry
00%
90
100
New
79
79
Light Corp $6 pf it)
7% preferred
100
NYRyi Oorp 17 pref
(t)
Bleecker St A Fulton Ferry.100
B'way A 7th Ave guar
r.100
Christopher A Tenth Sis... 100
NY Power &
Eighth Avenue
61~"
18
-100
26
preferred
"4%
30
$6 convertible preferred
it!
16 prior pref
.(t)
New England Telep A Teleg—100
N Eng Wat LAP Asso 6% pf-100
New Haven Water
60
N J A Hud Rlv Ry A Fer pref.100
New Jersey Pow A Lt Jb pref (f)
N Y
36
89%
(t)
—(t)
7%
36
53
(t)
Assn com
Preferred
100
New England Power. Oo. pref 100
New England Pub Serv com— (t)
17 prior preferred
—(t)
$7 preferred
$6 preferred
New Orleans
36
33
:..—-—
Class O
New Eng Pow
l
9
...100
d
(t)
6% cum preferred
|6 cum pref
Allegheny Traction
Citizens Traction
Consolidated Trac pref
15
58
Participating preferred——(t)
~
12
9
73
d
85 preferred
64"
mi
<M
82
100
Peoples Light A Pow com A._(t>
Phila City Pass—See Phila R T
Philadelphia Co com
(t)
%
%
100
Preferred
Newark Consolidated Gas
New Eng Gas A El Assn—
$5% preferred stamped
Class B
5X
18
61
Nassau &
Nebraska Power,
94"
92
■»
d
f7 pref (t)
15 preferred
Pennsylvania Water A Pow
People's G L A O (Chic)
35
Somerset tin A
Southeastern Gas A
Southeastern Pr A
Preferred ($7)
95
Participating class A stock, (f)
Penna Gas A Elec Co 7% pref.100
d
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt 87 pf. (t)
13%
12H
89%
_
$6 preferred
Montreal L H A Pow,
Montreal Telegraph
>
'
d
70
52
100
Ry—See Phila R T
cmawlnigan Water A Power—(t)
Sioux City Gas A El 7% pf—100
Sierra Pac Elec pref
100
Sixth Avenue— See N Y Rys
xdl02
Warrants B
Monongahela L A
Oons.(t)
40
Montreal Tramways, csm
100
Moantaln States Power. com.(t)
Warrants.
(N Y)
Recond Ave RR Oorp
Sedalia Water pref
1%
86
100
A Passaic Gas A El.100
Penna Gas A Elec Oorp
77
ltH
65
P—See PhllaOo
Monongahela St Ry—See PhilaOo
Monon-West Penn P S 7% pf-26
k
100
(t)
Preferred
100
Penn Central Lt A Pow $5 pref(t)
Penn-Ohlo Edison 7% pr pf—100
48%
12
(t)
preferred
73
37
46
100
6 % pref . _ (t)
Teleg
1%
4%
d
(t)
-(t)
...100
preferred
Pawtucket Gas
46
Mississippi Rlv Pow pref
100
Missouri Pub Ser 7% pref
100
Mohawk-Hudson Power litprf(t)
Second
1st
pref
Peninsular Telep Oo com.
71
100
pf—100
9
34
32
10U
Common non-voting..
Pacific Telep A
Preferred
Paterson
100
10
Pacific Pub Service—
4X
2%
.2%
1%
1892-1897--100
pref 100
$6 cum preferred
Miss Power A Light
Pacific Pow A Lt 7% pref
5
3%
3%
2%
8% prior lien
7% preferred class A
6% preferred class A
Ry. &
%
2%
1%
war—(t)
6% pref. series 1921
0% pref. series
Milwaukee Gsb Light 7%
Minnesota Pow A Lt 7%
100
6
2nd A 3rd Sts
100
Preferred
33%
86K
i!M
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Stocks
Ask.
Bid.
com—<t)
(t)
t!
Pub Serv
Prior preferred
76
66
%
( }
$6 cum pref without
Midland Utll 7% prior lien—-100
Milw. Elec.
Preferred ($6)
Pac Northwe t
--(")
•
Pacific Lighting Corp
4%
78
74
Pari
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
tat
Stock*.
7%
STOCKS
PUBLIC UTILITY
83
rOanadUn price. * Sale price.
Under the heading "Industrial and
Miscellaneous Securities" we include all issues
which do not appear
under the previous two
headings, namely "Railroads (Steam)"and "Public Utilities." In the
case of
stocks, how¬
ever, 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.1!
SOTIOS.—All bond priosi
Bonds.
Bid.
INDUSTRIAL AND
BISOELLANEOUS BONDS.
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s 1942.M&8
srs
Ask.
2434
Deb 5 34" 1^43 with warr.-A&O
Acadia Sugar 6s 1946
93*
Acme Cement Corp 6s 1935.F&A
Acme Steel Goods 6s 1943-M&S
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s '48.M&S
Coll tr g 4s 1947
J&D
Advance Bag & Paper 6s *52. J&D
Ajax Rubber 1st 8s s 1 1936—J&D
Alabama By-Prod 6s 1955—J&J
42
2534
Aiftbama Coos vjoal <*
6934
6634
7134
25
6
23
44
46J4
15"
12
32
Oailf Pet deb 6*4B
Oonv s f deb os 1939
32
II
95%
7i
& Continental 6s 1943
—.
li*
35
35
30
45
79
Central ttteel
8434
80M
82
91%
7134
_
103
6 34 % 8 notes Apr 1 1934-A&O
American Meter 0i 1946
American Piano 6s 1935
Amer Radiator deb 434b *47
American Rolling Mill—
86 34
105
60
97%
9834
Sinking fund deb 5s 1948—J&J
68
434% notes 1933
80
70
81
M&N
Amer Sales Book 6s 1939—A&O
Amer Seating conv 6s 1936--J&J
Amer Service tieb fit** 1934,-J&J
6s ser A with warr 1944—J&J
93
45
9k
Amer Smelt * Ref 6s 194/..A&O
Sugar Rerg 6s 1937—J&J
Amer Thread 1st 634" 1938.M&N
io»t%
Tobacco deb 4s 1951—F&A
Amer Type Fdrs deb s 6s '37.M&N
Deb gold 6s 1939
M&N
Am
9734
58
Co—Real
Associated Rayon 5s 1950
Associated Simmons Hardw
634%
60
43"
7
89
It54
10234
46
Cos
gold notes 1933
J&J
934
8834
90
58"
103
4634
*/ 10
20
56
57
Atlanta Laundries 634b w w 1943- / 20
Aiiantlc Refln deb 6s 1937—J&J
103
Atlantic Steel 1st s f 6s 1941.J&J
83
Atlas Plywood Oorp—
Oonv deb 534 s 1943
M&N k 5034
Autocar Oo. 1st 7s 1937—-M&N
65
Balaban & Eats Corp—
514% notes 1933 ———M&N
70
534% notes 1934-38
M&N
32
Baldwin Locomotive
10334
85
75
35
Works-
8-yr. BH% notes 1933...M&8 ♦/90
Certificates of deposit
1st tf 6s 1940
M&N
Batavlan Petrol 434 s gu 1942 J&J
Bates Valve Bag Oorp—
Deb
a f 6s 1942
Without warrants
90
98
9434
95"
F&A
70
Bayway Terminal—
1st
m 634s 1946
Certificates of
J&J /
12
11
14
M&N
93
96
J&D
73
deposit
Beacon Oil deb 6s 1936
/•
Beech Creek O & O 6s '44
Beld'g-Hem'way6% notes '36 J&J
Beneficial Indus Loan
6s profit share deb 1956—Q-J
Beth'ni 8t 1st 1 & ref 5s '42.M&N
Purch money 5s 1936
J&J
Purch money 6s 1998 Q-Feb—
Penn-Mary Steel 5s 1937-J&J
49
66
Bs
94
12
26
15K
81
83"
67
69
72
18
22"
64
Guar gold 4s 1942
J&J
4734
15
J&J
Oomm'l Invest Trust Oorp—>
Oonv deb 534 b 1949
F&A
Commers-und Prlvat-Bk(Germ*y)
6 34 % notes'37 (Am part cfcf) M& N
Commonwealth Subsidiary Oorp-
64
62
5034
51
64
65
3634
2634
55
5534
3734
g
634» 1948
ser
28
A—M&S
12
10
lOl"
99
100
9934
101
Consolidated Laundries—
634% notes April 15 1936-A&0
Consol Mach Tool 7s 1942
J&D
Consol Publishers. Inc—
Deb
!0734
95
6% serial notes 1934
M&S
5% serial notes 1935
M&S
Oosgrove Meeban Coal 634a 1954Crane Co 5% noteo 1940
F&A
*
44
1134
1st in conv ■ f 6« 1939
Fairbanks Morse & Oo—
Sink fund deb 5s 1942
Famous Players Canada
25"
19
18
26
28
69
70
5034
51
9834
9834
33
10234
10334
134
134
134
134
134
154
t-,V-
95"
J&J
35
5634
*f
3
65H
66
Corp—
Farr & Bailey Mfg 7s 1942- M&S
Federal Sugar Ref 6s 1933—M&N
Federated Metals s f 7s *39—J&D
Flat s f deb 7s 1946
J&J
Residential
Mtge
6834
50
23
/
101
♦/
634
95
100
101
99J4
Bank
sinking fund 6s 1961
M&S k
54
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s "48M&S
8834
Firestone Tire & Rub(Oan)7s 1937
10034
Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif—
89
M&S k 9134
First Bohemian—See Boh G1 Wks
Flsk Ruhb Co 1st 8b 1W41—M&B *f 69
Certificates of deposit
534% noi.es 1931
Certificates of deposit
...
6
92
1st col tr
Fox Film
conv
6s 1949 ser A J&D
70
W4
6.50
to
6.50
to
6%
6.50
102
to
6'
102 j
66
73
99M
m
30*
75
10234
3534
35
3134
102
10334
104
10334
44
2-year 5% notes 1933
M&S
91
Certificates ot deposit
jf 102
Gen 8tl Cast 1st 5 34s '49 w w J&J
7534
Gen Ttaeat Eq deb 6s 1940-A&O *f
4%
Certificates o" deposit—
31
Gorman Atlantic Cable 7s 1945—
German Bldg & LandBk 634s 1948
70
6434
52
85
104
48
...
Gen Vending 6s 1937
Certificates of deposit.
99
50
1948
M&N
General Motors Acceptance Oorp
3enaral Refractories Co—
77
8334
f 6s
3en Petrol 1st 6s Auk 15 1940
Jen Rayon deb 6s 1948 w W-J&D
78""
#
1st mtge s f 534s 1947 ser A-J&J
5% serial notes 1934....—M&S
5% serial notes 1935-...—M&S
5% serial notes 1930
M&S
112""
5834
Gen'l Elec 334b 1942 opt—F&A
Gen Elec (Germany) 7s'45.J&J15
Deb 634a 1940
J&D
s
?734
50
1634
109
General Bronae deb 6s 1940M&N
General Cable Oorp—
Deb
75
96
45
Gannett Oo deb 6s '43 ser A.F&A
Garlock Pack Co deb 6s '39.A&O
Gelsenkirchen Mining Co
Equip 534s J 934
.M&N
Equip 434s 1942—.
F&A
Eq tr 4 34s 1932-45
J&D
Gen Amer Transporta System—
Eqtr 434s 1932-'40 (yr)__M&8
Gen Baking deb 534s 1940.. A&O
76
4334
Corp deb 6s 1930&A&O
Framerlcan Ind 8c Dev Corp—
Deb 734s 1942
J&J
Mllner & Oo—
f 534s 1937
9834
8034
7334
*fk74
*fk57
*/it5834
Flour Mills of America lnc—
Oonv g 6 34% notes lQ4fl_A&n
74
Foltis Fisher Inc 634s 1939
J&J *f
1
Korelgn Power Secur Oorp—
74
Deb 6s 1940 with warr
M&S
Crucible Steel Oo deb 5s '40-M&N
r
88
30
5434
1st s f 6s 1948 ser A
A&O
67
20-year deb 634s 1948.. -A&O
42
Farmers Nat Mtge Tnst 7s '63 A&O
fk 33
Farmers Mfg Co 7s 1943
M&S
Credit Alliance Oorp—
Deb 534s 1938 with warr.M&N
Deb s
M&N
Crown Cork & Sea! Oo, Inc—
20-year sink fund 6s 1947--J&D
Crown WUlamet Pap 6s '51-J&J
Crown Zellerbach
Oorp—
13
76
r
F&A
„
24
.
22" "
6
J&.O
6-yr 6% notes 1934
M&S
General American Investors Inc—
Deb 5s 1952 ex warr
F&A
General Amer Tank Oar Corp—
38
Cora Prod Ref 1st g 5sl934-M&N
Corporation Securities Oo—
5% serial notes 1933
M&S
17
10
17
French Nat Mall SS Lines 6s 52
Frick-Reld Supply 6« 1943—J&D
9334
1943 with wan*—J&D
Continental OH Oo—
Deb 534s 1937—
M&N
Continental Roll & Steel Fdy—
1st M conv ■ f 68 1940
J&D
64
1634
193J.J&D!/
79
7734
834
5s
54
Eastern Steel 5s 1931 Ctfs—F&A
/
Elk Horn
Ooallst634s
4734
4734
54
7 34s coll notes stamped *36- J&J
Consol Textile 1st 8s 1941
J&D
Consol Tobacco 4s 1951
Osnsol Coal 434s 1934 opt—M&N
1st & ref e f g 5s 1950—J&D
Consumers Co 1st 6s 1946
J&J
Container Corp 1st 6s '46- J&D15
89
102
62
Eastern Car Oo Ltd 6s 1952-J&J
Eastern Cuba Sug 734s '37
M&Sj*
Francisco Sug 744s 1942.M&N15
Franklin Co Coal 7s 1951
J&J
See Ger & Com Bka (For
Govts)
Consolidated Investment Oorp
of Canada 434s 1959
/
22
8 f 5s 1942
5834
3634
10034
93
19
85
100
F&A
J&J
Dow Chemical
6% notes*40-F&A
Driver Harris Co—
1st mtge sink fund 6s 1942-J&D
Finland
Sinking fund gold 3s 1941-J&J
10534
Connecticut Coke 5s 1948. _M&8
93
Connor Lumb & Land 6s '41 M&N / 14
Consol Agrlc Loan
63jjs 1958
78
94"
78
Oemputtng-Tabulatlng-Rec Co
76
9934
76
23
J&J
Certificates of deposit
Oomm'l Credit 6s 1934
M&N
Coll tr sf 634s 1936
J&J
85
78
9834
5334
92
Oemmander-Larabee Osrp—
76
99
5334
99
Certificates of deposit
w w 1936
91
f 5 34s 1948 ser A
Donner Steel 7e 1942o
Fabrics Finishing Oorp—
9734
lit mtge 6s 1941
1st
1st 1 7s 1967 ser O
M&S ./*33M
Everlastik, Inc 1st 7s 1937-M&N
103"
90
98" Crowley,
9834
10634
9134
9834
9434
100
97
Small series B
J&J
Colon Oil deb 6s 1938
J&J
Col Fuel & Iron a f 5a 1943—F&A
Colo Indus 1st 5s A & B 1934 F&A
6334
6334
„
88
A&O
Chicago Stock Yards 5a 1961——
Childs Oo deb 6s 1943 —-A&O
Chile Copper Oo deb 5s 1947. J&J
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940—J&J
J&J 2
—J&J
Ernenwo Breda 7s 1954 ww
F&A
European Mtge & Invest—
1st 1 734s 1950 ser A
M&N
1st 1734s 1966 ser B
F&A
78
—M&N15
f 534s 1942
s f 6s 1949 «er A
series B 1949
90
50
& col tr 534s 1942.—A&0
9334
Ohlc Jet coll tr ref g 4s *40—A&O
Coll trust ref 6a 1940
A&O
Ohlc Pneumatic Tool Oo—
s
92%
42
Dominion Textile 6s 1949
Donnacona Paper—
7% notes 1931
51
Chesapeake Oorp—
Deb
9234
Empire Oil & Refg Oo—
78
1941—M&N
Deb
6s
mi
6434
7§H
8S
Domln Coal 5s *40
op *10—M&N
Dominion Tar & Chemical Oo—
90
i%H
im
60
Farm Ln
Doldf (Jac) Pack 1st 6s '42-M&N
Dominion Oanners 1st 6s '40 A&O
67H
Ohateaugay Ore & Iron—
8634
Corp—
Oonv deb 6s 1946
M&S
Beneficial Loan Soc 6s B 1939 Q-J
31
2134"
^
Oertaln-teed Prod Oorp—
Deben • f 534» 1948
M&S
Ohapin-Sacks, lnc—
Coll tr sink fund 7s 1934-J&D
Deb
8734
...
Atl Gulf & W Indies 88 Lines—
Coll tr g 5s Jan 1 1959
J&J
60
64
gold 4Kb 1939 opt
J&D
Armstrong Cork deb 5s 1940-J&D
Arnold Print Wks 6s 1941—A&O
Associated Oil 6% notes '35-M&8
26
46%
1934
4834
98
87
51
s f 6s Oct 15'60 A&015
Dodge Bros deb 6s 1940
M&N
Dodge Mfg 1st 7s 1942
J&J
_
_
7% notes
50
1st
estate
9834
42"
J&J
Armonr & Oo of Delaware—
1st M 634s 1943 ser A....J&J
&
97
105
101
42
Amoskeag Mfg 6s 1948
J&J
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate—
Deb 7s 1945
M&N
Armour
8
52
Deb gold 6s 1940
A&O
Amer Wire Fabrics 1st 7s '42M&8
Amer Writ Paper • f 7-6s "39.J&J
1st 6s 1947
50""
10
Amer
1st
Oonv col 5s 1947
8934
7934
M&N
„
M&S
1956
Without warrants
8334
-J&J
6s
Caterpillar Tractor 5s 1935
Cedar Rapids M & P 5s 1953-J&J
Amer IG Chem Corp—
Oonv deb 534s 1949
Am Mach &■ Fdy s f 6s 1939-A&0
American Metal Oo Ltd—
44
44
Deb 5s 1953 with warr...J&D
75
91
70
M&N
guar
Capital Admin Corp—
70
39
k
25-yr
J&J
434
98"
95
Detroit Times serial 6s 1933-M&S
serial 6s 1934 to 1943
Deutsche Bank (Berlin)—
6% notes (Am part ctfs)
M&8
Stamped (Mar "33 coup on) '35
Deutsche Rentenbank—
39
42
42
33
61
1949—
Canadian Nat Steamships—
434
.
72
6s
Deb 6« 1950—J&J
_
1934
1734
16
6s 1940—A&O
Amer Cyanamid deb 5s 1942. A&O
Amer Ice Co deb 5s 1953—J&D
Amer International Oorp—
Csnv 534 s 1949
85
Canad Cons Rub
6334
Amer Oolortype 6s 1942....F&A
Amer
8334
89
18
Canadian Cottons 5s 1940--J&J2
Canadian Internat Paper—
25
25
...
1933.M&N /
F&A
1Q33—A&O
deb 6s
Can Cement 1st 6348 1947-M&N
Canada 88 L deb 6« '43-F&A15
1st & gen m 6s 1941 ser A.A&O
1st M
American lieet Sugat Co—
Uonv s f deb 6s 1935
Amer Chain
fl&A
Ask
a f 5s 1940—J&D
104
Sink fond deb g
534s 1937 A&O
97%
De Bardeleben Coal
Oorp—
1st mtge 6s 1953
J&D /
1234
Denver TTn StkYds 5s 1946
J&.T)
96
91
A&O
Aggregates Oorp—
Deb 6s '43 ser A with war.F&A
Without warrants..
94
95
Amer
Amer Austin Oar 7%
M&N
Oaraaguey Sugar 7s 1942 A&O 15
Certificates of deposit
Canada Biscuit 634s 1946—M&N
Canada Bread 6s 1941——-F&A
mk
Amalg Laundries 634s 1936.M&S /
Amalgamated Pkos 6s 1936-F&A
Amalgamated Sugar Co—
_
M&S
By-Products Coke Oorp—
1st M 534s 1945 ser A
M&N
California Packing Corp—
Cons d«b 6» 1940
.T&J
Calif & Hawaiian Sug 5s '37-F&A
Bid.
Oudahy Pack
Cons g 6s Jan 1966
J&J
Bush Term Bldgs 1st 5s '60.A&O
77
Aluminum Co debs 5s 1962.M&S
Aluminum Ltd « f debt*48
T&J
7s 1937
10
23
Deb gold 5s 1937
M&N
Alpine Montan Steel Corp—■
1st sf 7a 1955
M&S
B
ser
Bonda.
51
Budd (E G) Mfg 6s 1938Burmeister & Wain (Copenhagen)
15-yr s f extl 6s 1940
J&J f
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952
A&O
Iron—
1st M coll tr 6s 1948
A&O
Alberta Pacific Grain 6s, 1946.___
Algoma Steel 1st 5s 1962
A&O
Allied Packers deb 6s 1939—J&J
1st M & coll tr 8s 1939
J&J
Allls-Ohalmers MfgOe—
1950
defaulted bonds.
Cuba Cane Products—
Bridgeport Brass—
Conv deb 634s 1939
J&D
Brown Co 1st 6348 1946-—A&O
1st
29
let cons M 5s 1933
MAN
Alabama Mills 1st 6 34s '43 A A&< >
Alaska Gold Mines 6s A '25-M&S
6s series B 1926
M&S
Albany Perl! Wrapping Corp?—
lnti s f
l\Y*
20
2
Ask.
62
.
99
"f" and Income and
I
Bid.
Bohemian (First) Glass Works—
1st 7s 1957 without warr..J&J k
Borden Mills 1st sf 6s—
Ext at 6 34 % to 1934
F&A
Boston Store (Ohlc) 6s 1938
Boston Term Co 3V4» 1947-F&A
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941-—A&O
Botany Consol MillRflHs '34 A&O /
Certificates of deposit..
95
83
—
except where marked
Bonds.
87
Abltlbi Pow & Paper—
1st M 5s 1953 ser A......J&D
Abraham & Straus Inc—
"and interest"
95
104
76
m
334
..F&A ♦/*.—
*fk.—
48
25
18
50
29
74
81
65
» Basis.
stock
/ This price includes accrued Interest
k Last Sale.
I In London.
» Nominal,
SxchangM. r Canadian price.
* Negotiability impaired
by maturity,
f Less 2.
a
Minimum price established on Montreal
or
Toronto
INDUSTRIAL
84
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
&
■OTIOV.—All bond prices ura "nod Interest" izoapt vhiri
A&O
k
Coal M s f4s'65.M&8
fe
5H% notes '35-J&I>
Globe-Wernicke 7s 1940
J&J /
Gebel(Ad'f)6%% w w '85—M&JS
Glen Alden
Glldden Co
Godchaux Sugars
*
7%s 1941
94
i»0 IOO
57%
92
11 11
100 IT—I
llH
1
1
t
Lines '
_
10-yr 6s 1939 with warr—A&O
Harpen Mining Corp—
_
6s with war for Am sbs—J&J
Hartford Times 0a 1943
Hawaiian Pineapple Oo Ltd—
6-year 5% notes 1936
A&O
Hawley Pulp & Paper Oo—
1st 6s s f 1946
J&J
8
32
42
105%
51%
93
80
12%
M&N
20
f 6a 1950-J&J
Jones & Langhlln St 5s '39-M&N
Journal of Commerce 6 His 1937..
Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
1st 6s 1943 with Am shs.M&N
Certificates of deposit
Kaufman Dept Stores Sec Corp—
Ool tr 5*1 % notes July 15*43 F&A
Aelth (B F> Corp 6s 1946 _M&8
Kelly Springfield Tire 6s *42.A&O
Kendall Co 5 Hi 1948
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
BfflHi 1936
J&D
Keokee Cons Coke 5s 1949—J&J
Keystone St & Wire «g 1941 A&U
Kimberly-Clark Oorp—
1st mtge 6s 1943 ser A
J&J
Kinney (OR) Oo 7%s 1930.J&D
Kirby Lumber 6s 1938...J&J16
Keholyt Oorp 6 His 1943—
Koppers Gas & Coke Oo—
61%
J&D
■ f dob 6%s 1950
...J&J
Kresge Foundation 6s 1936. J&D
JKresge (8 8) 1st 5s 1?A5
J&D
79
50
103
55
15%
16%
,
.
58
75%
47%
....
35
53
■
f 6s
1949 w w...F&A
59%
Phlla A Read O & 1 da
54%
60
Oonv
IIII
32
35
Pierce
24
75
76
43%
45%
91
94
66%
/
69%
32
.,/ 32
deb
6s
1949
80
Butler & Pierce 0%s
95
83
90
90%
57%
50%
60%
85
l97<J--J&»
M&S
85%
95
8%
103
103)
15
100%
lOl"
85
90
94%
Pirelli Oo of Italy con 7^ '62M&N
Pittsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 '49—J&J
57
4J
1%
42
1942—-
33%
50%
'
Plllsbury Flour Mills 6s 1943 A&O
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s
96
Pittsburgh Coal Oo—
80
Sinking fund deb 0s 1949-F&A
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp—
Deb s f g 5%s 1947
J&D
Pitts Steel s f 6s 1948
F&A
Plttsnurgh-Westmoreland Goal
1st s f g 6s 1947 opt
M&N
98
60"
45
Pocahontas Oonsol
80
79
56%
63
60%
J&J
1st gold 5s 1957 op
Port Arthur Oanal
62
73
Collieries—
72
*
Poor & Oo 6s 1939
& Dock—See
RR.
Porto Rlcau Amer Tobacco—
Oonv
56
Potrero
6s 1942
Sugar 7s
43%
.J&J
M&N 15
1947
51%
Procter A Gamble
25
48%
47
Certificates of deposit
97%
90%
54~"
22
J&J
Conv deb 5s 1943
...J&J
Price bro* A Oo
he '43 a.F&a
Pressed Steel Oar 6e 1933
104%
4%*1947
105""
Protestant Ohurch of Germany—
1946
—-A&O
PrudenceCo guar coll5%s'6lM&N
PrndentLl Rof« let H%s '43 J&D
Pub Serv Subsid Corp see "P U"
7s
38"
25
21
k
'k
20
Phillips Petroleum Oo—
Rink fund deh
1939—J&D
Eq trust 5s 1934
Pickering Lumber 6s A '40..M&N
61
85
76
10
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Oorp—
1st M s f 6s 1952
J&J
Penn Greyhound Lines, Inc—
5%% notes 1933-1935.-—A&O
Phila Inquirer 6% notes *40-A&O
'
25
30
90
92
50
Pure Oil Oo—
14
90"
10-yr 5%% » f notes *37—F&A
10-yr s f 5%% notes '40..M&S
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948
J&J
57
Quaker City Cold Storage—
1st 6ss f 1951
M&N
1
84
5%s 1948 with warr.J&D
90%
.
60
M&N/
Oonv deb 6%s 1941
80
94%
96%
23
83
Quaker City Tank Line—
bt
5%s 1933 to 1936
...
Radio-Kelth-Orpbeum Oorp—
Part pd ctfs (for 6% deb and
common stock) 65% paid
Debenture gold 6s 1941—J&D
Railway Express Agency Inc—
Serial 5s '34 *38 (s-a)
M&S
Series 5s *39-'49 («-a)
M&8
Reliance Bronze & Steel Oorp—
8 f conv deb 0s 1944—^
A&O
16
62
43%
Reliance Mgt
96%
Remington Arms 0s 1937
M&N
Remington Rand. Inc—
Deb 5%s 1947 with warr.M&N
82
80
79
75%
62
Oorp5s 1954.-F&A
85
82
IIS
84%
87%
10
9
6%
22
20
19
4 60%
6%
4.60%
1
57
98
98%
70
70%
Repnb Gas Oo (formerly Saxet Oo)
1st lien coll 6s 1945
J&D15 fk 20%
Certificates of deposit
fk 20''
86
Republic Iron & St'l 5s 1940 A&O
68
Ref & gen 5%s '53 ser A..J&J
87
69%
59
Republic Motor Truck C«, Inc—
Hoboken Ferry 6s 1946 -M&N
N Y & N J Ferry—5s '40..J&J
N Y LEA WO&RR—
64
war..J&J
Revere Copper & Brass—
1st Inc 0s July *48 ser A—M&
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948
Rhelneibe
Union
7a 1940
J&J
38
45
76
46
81
50
30%
32%
Rhlne-Maln-Danube7s 19*° vi
Richardson & Boyn 0%s '37-J&D /
Richfield Oil of California
38
12
40
27%
26%
.27%
95
1943—_J&j
95
74
N Y Sbipbldg 1st 5s Nov 1 "40
New York Trap Rock Oorp—
90
85
81
94"
40
45
36
76
83
75
1st M • f 6s 1940
..
Debenture s f 7e 1930
North
Arner
59
& I 1st 0s '13
Extended at 6% to
40
Deb
M&N
1st 0ei ext 5%% 1942
N Y L E & W D
50
91%
86%
J&l»
f 6b 19H«
N Y A Hob Fy 5s May '40..J&D
47"
__
75
60
85
Murray Body 1st 6%s 1934-J&D
Namm (A I) & Son—See Mfrs Tr Oo.
55
Nassau (Ger) Landbank 6%s 1938
64
69
Nat Acme Oo 1st 0« 1942—J&D
89%
Nat Dairy Prod 6%s 1948—F&A
86
National Fire Proofing Co
34
Deb s f 5%s 1947
—M&8
*/ 30
Nat Food Products 6« 1944
National Steel Oorp—
94
1st s f 6s 1956
A&O
66"
96%
National Tea 5s 1935
M&N
k
18
Nat Union Mtge 0s 1940.
82%
Newberry (J J) 5%s 1940...A&O
/
11
New Eng Sou Mills 7s 1933..
60
N Y Dock Oo—1st g 4s '51.F&A
43%
Serial 5% notes 1938
A&O
N Y Evening Journal
93%
1st m & coll tr 0%s 1933—J&D
79
1st m & coll tr 0%8 1934..J&D
153%
76
1st m & coll Ir 0%s 1935..J&D
65
74
1st m & coll tr 6%s 1936..J&D
74
1st m & coil tr 0%s 1937—J&D
19%
N Y & Foreign Investing Oorp—
16%
40
33
57
57
J&.l
1937..
8
Certificates of deposit
56%
1950.M&N
Deb 6%s 1937 with warr...
Murphy (G O) Oo—
Deb 6s 1940
Deb
Tilford
16%
60
Penn Dock & Warehouse Co.
Munson Steamship Line—
>
j*rv
55
>
J&D
45
69%
0%t 1937 with
Ool tr 0o 1944 ser A
Ctfs of deposit...
65
75
65
75
27%
29
i
M&N
25
M&N
Ooip 1st s f 7s '55 F&A
Pulp & Paper Ltd—
1st 0s Jnne 30 1942
J&D30
Koch & Pitts O & 1 5s '40—M&N
Rocky Mtn Fuel 5s 1943
Rlma Steel
Oar—
)
Equip 5s 1932-1943 (s-a)__J&D
5
Eq tr 5s *32-'45 (»-a)_._M&Nl5
North Amer Cement Oorp—
S
Deb 6%s A with warr '40.M&8
North German Lloyd—
18
29
45
51
75
80
Riordon
26
20-yr sf 0s 1947
83
45"
87"
) Basis.
/This price includes accrued interest. fcLaatsala
Montreal and Toronto Stock Exchanges
* Negotiability
18
51
....
75
75
14
61%
37%
70
46%
56%
13%
12%
12%
40
Is*
Secured 6s
48%
64
Indiana Co 1st s
15
12%
106
11*
61
\k
10
20-yr sfg0« 1947
J&D
Paramount Publix Corp—
Sink fund 5%s 1950
F&A
Certificates of deposit—
50%
k
39
39
2-yr 6% notes Mar 16'33 M&815
Paramount Fam Lasky Corp—
40
fc
Metropolitan Chain Properties—
1st conv. s f 6s 1948
.M&N
Metropolitan Wat Sew & Drain—
Board s f 5%s 1950
A&O
8
f 08 1 940
Panhandle uorp—
111%
Mlag Mill Macb'y 1st 7s 1956—
Middle States Petrol 6%s 1945..
95"
MIdvale Steel & Ordnance—
Oonv s f 6s 1936
M&P
103%
30% Miller & Hart Inc deb 6s '43-J&J
58
70
Miller A Lux Inc 1st M os'4o A&O /
7% gold notes 1935..
A&O f 42
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Go—
10%
1st 6s series A 1945
A&O
10%
1st 6s series B 1948
J&J
10%
90
1st 6s series O 1950
M&N
2
87%
5-yr 6% notes 1931
M&8
Ry.
Monon Goal—Set- Oblc Ind & L
52
Monroe Goal Mining 6s 1947
65
Monsanto Chemical Works—
102
1st a f 5%s 1942
M&N
(Socleta
Gen
Ind
53% Montecatlnl
Mlnerarla. Italy )deb 7s '37 J&J
87%
With warrants
82
87%
Morris & Co 1st s f 4%s '39_J&J
8
Mtge-Bond Co 4s ser 2 '00 4&<"* f 25
6s series 4 1933
...M&N / 35
8%
8
5%s series 16 1940
M&N / 35
60
Clearfield Coal & Iron
Ctfs of deposits
67
s
36""
21%
k
65
56%
Without warrants
f 5s 1947
45
67
84
Iistta-Fraschlnl 7s 1942—•
s
20-yr conv deb 5%s
Mead (The )Corp—
conv
36
36
18%'
J&D
6%% notes 1937
89
38%
38%
-J&D16
Certificates of deposit
1st
80%
L'hold
McUord Rad & Mtg—
74
Park &
1st M 6s 1945 with warr __M&N
6a
30
Parker-Young 1st 6 %s s f *44 F&A f
Parmelee TraueiportaoloD Oo—
,
8 f conv deb 6s 1944
A&O
Path Ex deb 7b '37 with war M&N|
Peabody Coal Co (Oomol Oo)—
lit • f 5s 1953 «er \
M&N
Penn Mary Coal 5s 1939
Penn Mary Steel—flee Beth Steel
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Oorp
1st m s t 6s 1941 ser
M&S15
Merchants Refrig 6s 1937
33
31
Without warrants
Deb
104"
Pacific Co.
8 f deb 6%s 1943 with war M&N
Palmer Oorp of La 1st 6sl948J&D,/c
Pan Amer Petrol Oo (or Calif)—
McKesson & Robbins Inc—
87
.
Pacific W estern Oil Oo—
71
124%
110%
25
F&A
McOrory Stores 5 %s 1941. J&Dlf
66
1W40-_J &.0
oa
101
25
1st mtge b f 6s 1947
A&O
Massey-Harris Oo 6s 1947.-A&O
McOampbell & Oo—
90
J&J
....
Oo g
101
Deb 6s 1943 with warr
63
'
90
Pac Invest—See Invest Trust
81%
„
101%
101%
35%
<Juast
Pac Fruit Exp Ea—flee
67
42%
51
40
38
'40 J&J
Pacific
60
103
41%
35
47
90
Marlon Steam Shovel—
103%
58
k
36
Pac Coast Steel Oorp 5s to
80
67
M&N
J&D
80
27"
A&O
6% aoteB 1935
67
60
33
hi 75
Mfrs Tr Oo ctfs of partlc In a
Namm & Son 6a 1943
J&D
66 Hi
1951 op—A&O
International Securities Corp—
Jefferson &
W*
95
14
61
Pabst Corp 1st 5%s to 1939-M&S
Pac Coast Oement 6s A 1942.J&D
40
24
65
10
M&8 15
6s 1938
g
-
-
59
Oswego Falls Oorp 6s 1941—-—Otis Steel 1st fla 1Q41 ser A M&S
Owena-TU Glass s f g 5s 1939
Manufacturers' Finance Oo
S"
Internat Salt g 6s
1947
J&D
Interstate Iron & Steel Co—
lstsf 5Hs series A 1946..M&N
1st M s f 6*4s 1946 ser B
Intertype Corp deb 5%b *42. J&D
investment Co ot Amur—
Deb g 5s 1947 with warr..A&O
40
Stpd Oct 1931 coup on
Certificates of deposit..
64
103 %
38%
38%
Magnolia Petrol
ueb 4%s 1934
F&A
Deb 4%s 1935
...F&A
Manatl Sugar 1st 7%s '42..A&O
Certificates of deposit
30
8
61
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 7%s 1963---A&O *fk
Hrgrade Food Products Corp.
66
1st & ref 6s Jan '49 A
A&O
64
6s 1949 series B
J&J
50
Ice Sec 6%e, 1939,—
90
Ideal Cement Oo deb 5s "43-J&J
102%
Illinois Steel deb 4%s 1940—A&O
30%
Ilseder Steel mtge 6s 1948
F&A
65
Independent Brewing 6b '55 J&J
independent Oil & Gas—
k 100
Conv deb 6s 1939.
M&fll6
11%
Ind Limestone 0b 1952
M&N
11
6s prior lien s f 1942
-M&N
88%
Inland Steel 1st 4%s 1978—A&U
86
1st m s f 4%s 1981 ser B—F&A
fnterlake Iron Corp—
57
1st m 6b 1951 ser B
M&N
Internat Agricultural Oorp—
1st & coil tr a f gold 58 1932
53
stamped ext to 1942 —M&N
International Cement—
81%
Conv deb 5s 1948
M&N
International Match Oorp—
7%
Deh s f 5s 1947-.
.M&N
7%
Certificates of deposit
7%
Conv deb 5s 1941
J&J16
7%
Certificates of deposit
Internat Mercantile Marine—
47
1st M coll trust 6s 1941.-A&O
Internationa Paper—
61
1st & ref s f 6* 1947 ser A .J&J
61
1st & ref s f 5s ser B 1947-J&J
36%
Ref mtge 0b 1966 ser A—M&S
g
33
J&D
Mansfield Mln&Smelt 7s '41 (ww)
Without warrants
25
64
70%
1st M s f 5s 1942
...A&O
123%
Liggett & Myers g 7s 1944..A&0
110
Gold bonds 5s 1951
F&A
Little (A E) Oo 7s 1942
A&O
Loew's Inc deb 0s 1941
A&O
20
Logan County Coal 7s 1942
30
Long Bell Lumb 6s s-jr A *42.J&J
30
6s series B 1943
A&O
30
6s series O 1946
—F&A
110%
Lsrlllard (P) Oo g 7s 1944-.A&U
102
6a. 1951
F&A
LukeDs Steel 1st M g 8s '40 M&N */ 30
55"
20
K 5s 1937—A&O
Hungarian Disc & Exch Bank—
86-yrsf 7s 1963
J&J
Paper—
14%
62
Humble Oil &
internat Power &
1st M 5b 1968
34
85
64
98
F&A
F&A
5%s'36-A&0
1933
1934-36
Hughes Tool (Tex)
99%
22
6%s 1934 to 1947
Hoe *R) & Co 1st o%s A '34 A&O
Holland-Amer Line 6s "47-M&N
HoUlngshead (RM) Co 7s'38 F&A
Holly Sugar 6s 1943
Heed Rubber 7s 1936
J&D
Oenv 5H»% 8 notes 1936A&016
Houston Oil Co of Texas—
_
10-yr sec s f 5 His 1940—M&N
Fodson Bay MIn & Smelt 6s 1935
Hudson Coal 1st 6s 1032 A—J&D
Hudson (J L) Oo—
5% notes
rV' 73"
79
--------
6%s 33
99%
56%
Leipzig Trade Fair 7s 1953
Li boy McNeil & Llbby—
90
1938
Magazines 6s 1934—M&S
Osgood Oo deb
•
29%
Ltd—
Extl deb 6s 1953
Extl deb 5%s 1958
89%
89%
86%
72
J&J
1042A&O /
Lumber 6s
Oriental Devel Oo
95
1938—J&J
36
Oregon-Am
15
5
27
.tax
Oneida Community Ltd—
8 f 0%% notes 1939 with w
50
86%
F&A
F&A
F&A
F&a
._F&<»
6u 194*
ink
97%
79%
9
1%
17
1944.M&N
Ohio Fin deb 6%s w~w
9%
^
44
1954 ser O..J&J
Leh & W-B Coal con 4»
48
Faytian Corp 8s
9
1954 with war. _J&J
9?n® ■
42
31%
55
Old Ben Coal
Sec 6% gold notes
8
k 100
Hansa Steamship
25
50
warr.M&N
Portland Cement Oe—
Deb g5%s 1942
A&<
Lemgh Coal & Nav fund 4s "48 J&J
Cons s f g 4%s 1954
J&J
r
40
20
f
8.50%
95
Norwegian Hy-Elec Nltrog Oorp
Ref & Imp 6%e '67 ser A M&N
Nova Scotia 8 & C 5s 1959.-J&J /
6s perpetual stock
J&J /
/
O'Gar- Coal fts M .D aft'OS
97%
Nitrate Oo—
Lehigh Valley Coal—
lit & ref 5s 1934
1st & ref 5a 1944
1st & ref 5b 1954
1st & ref oB 1964
1 it & ref 5b 1974
40
94%
r 10.50
Eq tr 5s 1933-1939 (a-a) MAN
North'n Elec Oo Ltd 5s *39-J&D
13%
Lawrence
89%
89%
11%
I
6b 1937—J&D
k
99%
Sinking fund deb 5s 1947—F*A
Gulf States Paper Corp— V;
49
1st s f 0%s 1943 with war.J&D
71
Gulf States Steel deb 5%s'42 J&D
Hall (P W) Printing Co—
k
68
1st m & col tr 6Hs 47 int MAN
97
Hamb-Am Line 6%s eq 1933-J&D
62
Eq trust 6%s 1934 to 1940-J&D
100%
Hkuim (M a> Oo deb 6b M-ifAA
Deb
Lautaro
1st conv 6s
69%
30
6%notes'33M&S
Gulf Oil of Pa deb
5% notes
1
1
89
1
•
1 •
Great LakeB Paptr Co Ltd—
1st a f 6b 1950 ser A
MAS /
Hearst
6s 1935 to 1942
Hearst Publications
•
1
13
52
31
I960—M&t
on
Lake Superior Corporation—
1st & coll tr gold 5s 1944—J&D
Lane Bryant Ino—
39%
IIP.
4p4p
1938
Lackawauua Steel
1
1
15
Goodrich (B F) 1st 0%s 1947-J&J
68%
Deb g 6a 1945
J&D
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
89
1st mtge coll tr 5s 1967—M&N
83
Gotham Silk Hoa deb 6a *36 J&D
♦10%
tteuid Coupler let I 6b 1940-F&A
Grand (F & W) Properties Carp—
Conv deb 6b 1948—
J&Dlf
Ctfs of deposit
-
6% notes
1
1
8 f deb 6s 1940 with
Good Hope St & ir Wks (Uerm'y,
8 f g 7s Oct 15 1945—A&016
GreyhoundOorp
Kreuger & Toll class A ctfs of
dep for secured 5s 1959—M&S
Kroehler Mfg deb 5%s '34..J&J
Debenture 5%s 1935 to '38-J&J
Utilities.
Geefurel—See Public
Gillette Safety Razor—
Debentures 5a 1940
Lin*
Refrigerator
Western
North
Ask.
Bid.
Bonda.
Ask
Bid.
Bonda.
Ask.
Bid.
Bond*.
bonds.
marked "f" and Inoomo and ditiallid
a Nominal, r Canadian prices.
impaired by maturity.
s
Sale price
t Less 1.
s
Minimum price
established
July, 1933.]
INDUSTRIAL
&
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
85
JtfUTIOK.—
■All bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked "f"
and income and defaulted
bonds.
Bonds.
lot
U3
Ask
46
38
vw
bid
49
40
100
O^tbU O 4
Rowntree Ltd 6s
Royal Dutch Oo—
91
63
30
40%
uvuaiiie
k
1V09.._<
26
k
IV
8%
70
45
F&A
MAN
J&J k
Stamped (July 1933
Guar
r
a
0%s 1940
ser
Stamped
J&J
ve
*
F&A
Sheffield Steel 5%®
1948—-M&S
f 5s 1962
f Bs 104*7
...
66""
35"
30
3/
37
40
40
;*
10
64
~8sr~
i6
56
82
783*
79%
7934
79%
85%
M&N
Coal Oo—
85%
_
ifc
_
40
/
....
Shreveport-El Dorado—
Pipe Line 7s 1935
Shales Bread 1st oa 1940
55
80
A&O
M&S
101
98%
102%
79%
102%
80%
68%
55
35
101%
100%
k
9834
Superlor Steel Corp 6s 1938-J&D
38
Susquehanna Silk Mills—
8 r deb 5a 1938
Swift & Oo 1st s f
10-yr 5% notes 1940
M&Sj
Taylor- Wharton I & 8 0s '42M&S
1st & ref 734i 1940 Ser A..J&J
107
97
99
21
56
24
s
734s 1946 without warrants
26%
Temple Anth Coal 034s '44.M&S */ 2
' 'oai I & RB 5a 1961—J&J
101
Tenn Coper & Chemical—
49
98
Oo—-
10-yr deb 7s 1935
Coll tr
s
98%
v.
1%
«!«nv deb 634s
1943—M&N15]
Trumbull 8teel a f «s 1940.M&N
80%.
80%
3534
F&A
f 5s I960-
0s May 1 1942 Ser A
105
F&A
8 f g 5s Feb 1 1936 Ser C A&O
10034
Deb 5s 1945
J&D
92
Union Rock 1st 6s s f 1947
M&S
13
Un Tk Car eq 434s 1934-36—A&O 6 5.50
Union Term Coal 8tor 0s '39.F&A
74
-
101
„
6334
42
Series
1951
O
82
37
36
9234
40
43
15%
17
/
A&O
Southland Ice 6s ser A 1942--J&J I }434
/ 10
Dairy Products 6}
w w 1938
Mi
*/
Southwest
—
Spruce Falls Power &
Pap, Ltd
5348 1933
90
A&O
1st m 534s 1934-43
65
(s-a) —A&O
Staley (A E) Mfg 1st 0s '42-M&S k 87M
8tand Oil (N J)deb 5s
Nov 15 1946
104
Btand Oil N Y deb
434s*51 J&D15
99
•Hand Tortile T>™d
0»4s '42 M&S
Stanley Crandall 6s 1946
F&A
6s 1946—F&A
otarreti invesi aec 5s
1960—A&O
Steel Oo of Can 0a
1940
J&J
«*teel & Tubes deb 0s
1<M3„M*«
Stern Brothers 6s s f
1947
J&D
Stanly-Rowl-Clark
36
21
30
war-)A&O k
534
104%
9934
11*
38
27
32%
33
serial notes
aerial notes
serla notes
aerial notes
aerial notes
3-yr 6% notes 1933
31%
32"
f 4 Us '53
A. J&J
ser
ser
M&N
40
30 with w._ J&J
Without warrants
■
f 0s 1940
M&N
Wlckw Spencer Steel 7s '35— J&J
Certificates of deposit
Wickwlre Spencer Steel Oo—
40
Deb
39
/
534
Pr lien & coll 7s Jan 1935-M&N
Certificates of deposit—
/
5
Sec conv 734s 1932
M&S */ 20
Wieboldt (W. A.) & Co. 534" "39.
61
46
WIllys-Overland 1st 034s '83 M&S
Alison & On lat «a 1941
A&O
...
Wither bee Sherman 0a
15*
1944—
5
75
Woodward Iron As 1952
1st lien 6% notes 1937
JAJ
F&A
2834
42
F&A
99341
J&J
A&O
79%
80
42%
EXCHANGE SEATS.
16
15
29%
29
No. Last Sale
N Y Stock Exch—1,375S230,000
N Y Produce ttxch.1,677
2,000
N Y Cotton Exch—
450
21,000
N Y Oof & Sug Ex.
6.500
344
2634
NY Curb Exch...
650
77
139
Buffalo Stk Exch—
30
89
60
63
29
63%
65
A:
93%
8034
,
.
Chicago Bd of Tr_. 1,549
Chicago Stock Exch u47U
k
70
k
6734
Cleveland Stk Exch
41
12
19
Denver Stock Exch.
Detroit Stock Ex..
Ft Worth Gr & Cot
64
66
Hartford Stk Exch,
90
65
20
64
64
66
66
Kan City (Bd of Tr)
Los Ang Stock Exch
LosAngeles Curb Ex
217
68
88
Louisville Stk Exch
Milw Grain & Stk_
50,000
7".5o6j
8,500
iol65
9166
9,000
8,000
lloo
lloo
500
214
9234
45
25
30.J&L
Universal Winding Co 7s "87-J&J
33
Valspar Corp.conv.deb 09*40 F&A */ 10
Certificates of deposit..
*/10
Valvollne Oil 7s 1937
M&N
64
Vanadium Corp. of Amer.—
Conv deb 6s 1941
A&O
66
0S
28
Minn Oh of Comm.
37
Minn-8t P Stk Ex.
H500
tl.125
4,000
5,000
4,000
29
100
Montreal Stock Ex.
New Orl Cotton Ex
f
14
Certificates of deposit
fk 14 34
Victor Fuel 1st • f g 6s 1953—Jd J
14
Va Iron Coal & Coke 5a '49-M&f
50
Walworth Co 1st 0s 1945. -A&O
34
Deb 0 34 s'35 ser a with war A&O
20
Without warrants
23
Ward Baking 0a 1937
J&D16
92
Warner Bros Plct 0e 1939
M&S
3534
^
2.600
550
pPortl'd Stk&Bd Ex
206
llfi
19
5,100
1,800
tl.000
St Louis Exchange.
67
70
Phlla Stock Exch—
,,
544
21
66
500
New Orl Stock Ex.
*/ 1034
9834
1,900
19,000
4.600
50
Columbus Stk & B.
J&D k 100
Van Camp Pack.—0a 1948
Van Slyke & Horton 7s 1938
82
72
76
A&n
B
Vellow Mfg Accept Corp—
034% notes 1934
kYonngst 8h & Tube—
10134
1st m s f 5s 1978 ser A
63%
1st m 5s 1970 ser B
27
3-year 6% notes 1936
J&D k
U S Trucking Corp 534s '43-J&D
Universal i'tpe & Rao
a
Whitaker Paper 7s 1942
Baltimore Stk Exch
Boston Stock Exch.
k
29
M&S fc 10134
Cincinnati Stk Ex-
Vertientes Sugar 1st 7* 1942.J&D
m.
tHugoj Corp—
Gen 7s '36 (without
war).A&O k
14"
aerial notes
serial notes
15
9934
----
f 7s '61-A&0
J&J
1934—M&S
1935—M&S
1930
M&S
1937—M&S
1938—M&S
1939—M&S
1940
M&S
35
45
.,F&A k
26%
U S & British internat Ltd—
Deb g 5a 1948.
M&N
U S Radiator deb 5a 1938—F&A
634%
034%
034%
034%
634%
034%
034%
—
4.50%
United Steel Wki of Burbacb
a
oodv deb 0s 1944
534s 1937
Wheeling rttee. Corp—:
1st & ref s f 534s 1$48
27
-------
1
.
Western Newspaper Union—
29
brts 1947 with warrants.. J&J
Esch-Dudelange
„
Certificates of deposit
Wood (Alan) Ir & St 6s 1944
(Germany)—
with warr.J&D
71
M&S /
42
7s stamped 1937——
F 0%s
38
82
10234
nlon Oil Co of California—
unoU olacultof AU108 42.M&N
'nlted Drug5s 1953
M&S15
■'nlted Industrial 1st 0s 1945.J&D
M&S
Wise (Wm H) & Co 8s 1938—J&D
102
J&J
8
71
..
-36
ex-warr M&N
31
Deb 6s w w 1948
J&D
Webster o&o 1st g 6s '42 od M&S
W Va Coal & Co 1st 0s I960.-J&J /
Western Elec deb 5s 1944—A&O
White Sew M 0s
6934
94
•."'"V"
534% notes 1937..
Wayne Coal Co 6s 1937
Wayne Pump Co—
1st. & ref
93%
'Yl-U tilltles Corp—
Conv deb 5a 1979——M&S
Coal
28
104%
67
Tobacco Prod 634« 2022—
M&S
Westvaco Chlorine Products
Tenn
Truax-Traer
10134
Ine—•
Oenv deb 0s 1944 ser B
M&S
Texas Corp deb 6s 1944
A&O
Tbermold Oo 0% notes 1934-F&A
24
1939
Warren Bros Co—
Conv s f deb 0a 1941-——M&S
19
105
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1947 Ser A
—J&D
A&O
—J&D
5s '44
ff
——
Stpd (July 1930 coup on) 1939. /
5
J&J
Conv deb 6s
Warner Sugar Ref 7s 1941--J&D
105%
Warner Sugar Corp 1st 7s *39 J&J
/
8
D 8 Rubber—
37
97%
& Basis.
deposit—M&S /
-
65"
Corp—
Stlnnes (Hugo! Industries—
Deb 7s "46 (without
of
nnlted Steel Works
96
etlnnes
Certificates
634 % unstamp A w w 1937 M&S *f 12
-7
12
83
uuiteuoteamship 0s 1937-.M&N
6% gold notes 1942-. ..M&S
Southern Advance
Bag & Paper—
634s 1938
35
S
-
-
Scuts Motor Car 7
>ya 1937.
Sugar Estates of Orlente—
istsf 7s 1942
50%
3434
Sinclair Pipe Line s f 5s
'42—A&O
Skelly Oil deb 534s 1939---M&S
(Howard) Paper Mills Ltd
1st s f 534s 1953
A—
J&D
Smith (L C)
Typewr 0s '39-M&N
Snider Packing
Corporation
534 yr 1st 0s 1937
M&N
8 yr 1st 0s 1939
M&N
1947
3934
Deb 034s 1941
M&N k
United Porte Rican Sugar c#
|
55
Smith
lsts f 0s
38%
80"
1st 1 coll 7s ser A
1937-M&816
1st Hen coll
034s '38 ser B-J&D
Southern United Ice Oo—
0s 1947
8tudebaker Corp 6s 1942.—J&D
47%
Simmons Co 5s Nov. 1
1944
Sinclair Cons Oil
Corp—
Amer invest
With warrants
40
A&O
Bid.
A&O
Without warrants.—
Warner-Quinlan Oo—
31
74%
Slemans&Halske 10-yr7a'35_-J&J
Siemens & Hal-Slem-Schuck—
Deb g s f 0%8'51with
warM&S
SQeslan-Am Corn 7s 1941 .F&A
Bolvay
74
-M&S
Titusville—
Ulen & Oo deb 0s 1944
Union Gulf Corp—
"•
Corp—
Sheridan-Wyoming
■
41
50
77
Shell (Jnlon Oil
Corp—
Deb s f 5s 1947
M&N
Deb s f 5s 1949 with
warr_A&O
Shell Pipe Line
1st
40
hi::
60
deb 5Ws 1943 F&A k
Scuflfn Stool 1st 0s x(TX&.«..
i 941
.iXOtVJ
A&O
Security Mtge 0a Sept 1 '45 ser H
6% bonds Apr 1 1940 ser F
Seneca Copper 7s 1933
/
Barrel Corp (new) 5s
K
1948
s
47%
-
Scrlppa
ScrijppajK W)
Deb
46
36%
4234
3634
3634
coup on)
B_ A&O
Bharen Steel Hoop—
1st s f 534s 1948 ser A
1948—
Telts (l-ennarn)
(Germany)—
.
5a
note July 1 1934
Sun PlDe Line 5s 1940-
-
1940
I
a
5%
10834
Bonds.
Warner Oo 1st 0s 1944
serial 6s 1932-1942.M&S /
Sun Oil deb s f 534» 1939—M&S k
93
St. Clair Furnace 1st 5s
100
'39.F&A
Joeeph Lead Co—
Conv deb 5%s 1941
M&N
107%
St Leuls Oas & Coke
Corp—
1st M ■ f 0s 1947
J&D /
8%
St Louis Refrlg & Cold
Storage—
081942
65
J&J
St L Rky Mt A P 5s
41
*55
St. Paul Un Stk Yards
5s *46 A&O
97%
St. Regis
Pap 0%« 1934—-J&D
75
Santa Ana Bug 8s 1931
A&O / 15
Saxon Pub Wxs
0% notes 1937
Bchulro Co 0Hs
Ask
1st M
e«.
1st extls f 7> 1945
Gen & ref 0%s 1951
Bid.
Sugar Pine Lumber Oo—
Ryerson (Joseph T) & Son®—
Sink fund deb 5s
1043.
1st
Siruthera Wells
634s 1943
8634
90%
Muu.
Bonds.
drawbridge & Clothier—
50
Plttab Stock Exch.
14%
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
San Fran Stk Ex
20"
Seattle Curb & M
40
Toronto Stock Exch
94"
IWheellDg Stock Ex
Winnipeg Gr Exch-
2,000
30I061
2,700
550
4,500
4,000
San Fran Curb Ex.
34%
1,800
——
Seattle Stock Exch I
_
94
J
Washington Stk Ex
36
51
75
02
27,500
40
13
465
35,000
500
51.000
8,500
/ This price includes accrued interest, k Last sale, n
Nominal, r Canadian prices,
s Sale price,
as dividend
u There are 470
memberships—of which 53
seats, 27 held by the Exchange,
leaving 390 active memberships outstanding,
t Sale July 51932.
§ Prices of Wheeling Stock Exchange
are fixed.
No open market.
Original price $250. now $1,000
H Book value.
limited to 90.
Membership of Ft. Worth Grain & Cotton Exchange is
Exchange buys certificates in order at $450 when funds are
available,
v Portland Stock & Bond
1931. Last sale above
Exchange temporarily suspended on Feb. 1
given is previous to suspension, x Auction sale. *
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
are
held
memberships
Industrial and Miscellaneous Stocks
Par
Stocka.
■tooka.
Ask.
Bid.
2134
68
100
Sharp Mfg (NB)—J
Preferred
100
50
45
Oo—(t)
7
8
% eurn pref—100
BlgeF-Banf Oarp't— t
30
32
't
Preferred
42
xd 27 Vs
Booth Mfg (N B)..<
Preferred
100
"234
(Mass)..
Tremont A Suffolk
M (Mass)
100
Troy Oot'n & Wool'n
Mfg (F R)
500
Val
60
(Fit).*
(NB)—i
Mfg
100
1
II
•
1
1
111 1111111•«»
1
1
1
1
1
111
11«
1
1
1
Cot
65
Whitman M
5234
City Mfg Co (NB)25
5734
M com A
10
16
43
47
99
105
48
60
50
50
60
60
1
1
Winnsb'o Mills pf 100
York Mfg (Me).100
1
31
Preferred
100
Davol MUls (F K)
i
Dexdale Hos com
1
Preferred...
9734
25
22
32
36
100
100
Preferred
Ian Convert,
30
Ian
29
60
Ltd—
Gottons.Ltd.lOt
100
Preferred
64
Ltd_(t)
100
lontreal Cottons
1
Preferred
r
105
21
Bt. Louis.
MX
106
4234
I
30
43
St. Paul, Minn.
80
1
Si. Paul F & M...35
Avondale Mills.....
7 % preferred
Belton Mills (S C)._I
43
7234
75
Grlnnell Mfg (N B)_l
Mamllt W (Mass)..)
Harmony Mills pi
,
Hathaway Mfg(NB)i
Preferred
100
~334
KUburn M (N B) 75
31
33
33
King Philip M (FB>4
haw ton Mills ...100
Lock wood Oo (Me).l
Lather Mfg (FR).J
14
39
Mass Oott Mills. 10U
Merchants Mill
1634
100
22
sfH
100
oi*
(F 14)
ioo
NashawenaM
..t
Nashua M (N H) 100
Preferred
100
2
11
.
13
Chadwick-Hosklns26
40
National
2834
1
Hartford
62
Harcf Steam Boil
40
National
56
Clifton Mfg (8 0)100
Clinton Cotton MUls
Automobile Ins
40
35
10
90
30
405
100
'
mm
mmm
415
30
„
19
12
33
Greenw'd OM(SO).
140
Louisville FireA Mar
mmrn*
Black
Milwaukee.
N W National...25
7334
50
60
40
45
55
80
25
Calif
Nor'west F& M—-
2.50
—
634
—5
Security
Ins
2334
10
2534
75
70
8
12
40
Pan Amer Life —10
12
13
New York.
10
mmm.
-—
20
Amer Alliance
Amer Equltcom
5
1534
14
55
Pacolet Mfg (8 O). J
Preferred
100
13
16
Fidelity-Phenlx 2.50 da; 2834
29
44"
42
48
Globe 8c Rutgers
Great American
64
Pickens Cot Mills
55""
65"
Piedmont Mfg (S OI
75
10
15
Hamilton
Hanover
Home
Poe, F W. Mrg (SO)I
80
Home Fire
Riverside 8c Dan R'v
...25
6% preferred
29
10
57
1634
50
14 %
10
2534
1934
1%
25
.
5
SecursIIo
10
12
Knickerbocker
55
60
Lincoln
5
10
110
30
Northern
•in liquidation.
1 Last sale,
$1,000.
Ex-rights.
a
Gold
Consol
20
Granby Cons MSA
2
8
3
z
Ex-dividend,
45M
31
Mines—
Power—
10
.100
Greene-Oananea.lOO
Guanajuato Cons..5
Hancock Cons
Hecla Mining
50c
20
25c
634
634
4%
12 34
_
Fremont
6
25
Federal M 8c 8m 100
Preferred
-.100
Uoidtleid
234
5
.5
100
9
5034
b Assessment paid,
c Par value $700.
d Price per share, not Der cent,
h Par
m First Installment paid,
n Nominal,
o Ex-llquidatlag dividend,
r Canadian price,
s 8ale price,
t
t Without par value,
z Minimum price established on Montreal and Toronto stock exchange.
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend,
I Par value $100.
10
Preferred
Evans Wail Lead (t)
Falcon Lead
1
1734
3934
2634
Merchants Fire Asso
Common
National Liberty
New York...—
34
1
xd 33
Eagle Pich Lead..20
39
49
a;
%
134
Dome Mines Ltd_(t)
Eagle Bird Mine
12
1134
2934
108
28
Mill
(t)
11
10
Bankers & 8hip„25
Oltyof New York inn
Continental
2.50
Vllnee
1434
10
Amer Reserve
15
48
400
30
Common
lie
Cop Range Con. 100
llnme
50
"1634
25
Como Mines
CressonConGMAMl
Cusi Mexicana..50c
50
80
••
15c
2434
Ji
Consol, Copper
6
Con Mln 8c 8melt._26
New Orleans.
20
Preferred.....ioo
.
Paw
Copper
Oliff Mining
Orr Cot M (S O.lOO
Preferred
Cotton
de
Chile
New Haven.
40
75
40
Norrls Got Mills
Panola
'erro
1H
IF
Comstock T & D..1
70
60
Newberry O M (80)1
Nlnety-SlxMMs—
10
Central Am Mines.
>
134
Chief Consol Min.-l
50
Monarch CM (SO)I
Musgrove Mills
4V
Alnc-Ceuv.
Halumet 8r. Heels
9
Mills
32
t
.10
Oo
Newark.
American
Firemen's
100
97
mmm-m
10c
40
Copper Co..10
Callahan
15
10
Z Co
Copper Mln Co..
60
43
...
35c"
Hawk Mines.
Bwana M'Kubwa—
Minneapolis.
60
70
10
Vot trust ctfs—
70
50
834
5334
25
Mining
Butte C«>p 8c
Rnfcte 8r §110
15
m
25
A Built van MAG 10
7834
Wisconsin Nat Lifemmrn.mm
1.90
Bunker mil
Firemen's
Old Line Life
10
1
Bagdad Copper
600
20
Arnold
21H
L
jl«mu
Preferred
25
40
30
Zluu
AnacondaOopMin 50
Andes Cooper M.(t)
60
42
9c
Gold
.
Smelting
Louisville.
Grendel Mills
55
Juneau
_10
Altar Cons Mines..
Indianapolis.
50
1
20
70"
Alaska
Am Central Life. .50
80
Gossett MUls......
GrantevUle Mfg. 100
66"
MINING STOCKS
Admiralty Alaska
Gold Mining
25
70
Gainesville Cot Mills
Glen wood MUls
Gluck
Cotton
97
9634
Minimi
6
95
Mills Mills pref
I
MoUohon Mfg pref—
80
10
Lincoln Nat Life..10
Travelers'
mm
1931—
Amer
Serial notes...
Florence Mills
I
7 % preferred
2734
Preferred
100
Qnlssett Mills (NB) 1
Gen
80
20
Enterprise Mfg(Ga>.
Fairforest Finish Co
21%
25
32
45
m.
Marlon Mfg N O 100
Marlboro CM (SO).I
22
52
9734
1930
1932
1934
30
(Fire)
70
•
Serial notes
20
50
im
10
35
Preferred
Lydia
...
10
Conn
15
ANCE 8GRIP.
Atlantic Mutual—
4534
5134
Phoenix
80
.10
Fire
Life Insurance.
Aetna Casualty 8c
Surety
10
Aetna Life..
..10
40
Limestone O 8c M.
t
4834
4734
5334
70
Laurens C M (S O)
Pawdrell 8c Alex.,
45 X
Fire
..10
60
Otis Oo
634
INSUR
MARINE
2034
4434
(Fire)
Preferred
Preferred
Pepperell Mfg (Me) I
Pierce Mfg (N B)
1
Pilgrim Muls__
Pscssset Mfg (FRV I
PeaemahM (Prov).J
Petomska M (NB).l
35
1834
4234
Aetna
100
Lancaster O M
Oxford Paper com"
96 preferred
Pac Mills (Mass) 100
33
10
Insp 8c Ins.....10
5
mmwmmrnmt
King (J P) Mfg (Gal i
I
Preferred
100
Newmarket Mfg
Co (N H)
—100
Nonauitt M (N B) t
Nyanxa M
.100
534
Hartford.
80
22
Union
10
■y
Preferred B—100
_
Pamaquld M
Fireman's
2834
Goosnee MUls......
Preferred
Samrick Mills
50
20
5
Corcoran
30
(f)
.....100
American
Camden.
6
Inman
Nanmkeag (Mass)
Steam Cot Co. 100
Washington.
75
Industrial O M pref.
Mills
Preferred
udson MUls A pfiOO
Nat Fabric 8c Fin 100
Sprlngf Fire 8c M.25
Brooklyn—See N Y
Bartsville Cot Mills.
_
2334
4
16
33
79
Springfield,Mass
439
110
2034
65
Eagle & Phenlx.100
Easley Cot M, pref.
16M
74
17
80
33"
Mills
NeUd MUls (N B)
Nsw Bedfd Cot M
75
100
Brandon Corp A
Class B
[Gaffuey Mfg (SO)..
Mohawk Carpet .20
MtV. Wood MUls
103
10
42
26)
1)
27
12
Drayton MUls
100
Dunnean Mills.. 100
234
Msrrlmack Mfg
(Mass)
iou
Preferred
100
Middlesex Oo (M)_
414
45
10
Manomet M (N B)_l
(Bait)
8
Cowpens Mills
Dallas Mfg (Ala).100
Darl'g'n Mfg (S C)_i
534
2334
10
Pacific Mutual Llf*
(Los Angelee)..10
Mass Bonding ...25
30
100
10Q
46
West Ooast Life—.1
650
80
'
40
-
Columbus Mfg (Ga)
Converse (D K)_1Q0
3734
HU1 Mfg Co (Me)-.i
Holmes Mfg (NB)._1
10
Oaiquola Mfg
"9"
15
14
Boston.
18
-
Cannon Mills
39
■
_
Calhoun MUls..
il*
20
44)
25)
16)
Home Fire 8c Marin'
Occidental..
50
Preferred
General Cotton
t
ttssnold M (N B) .t
Preferred
I
Notes
Gt Falls Mfg (N H) 1
Ipswich Mills
Preferred
500
Beaumont Mfg.....
12
24
3 34
40
Bibb Mfg
23
18)
Fund. 100
Firemen's
Fire Corp
20
10
55
*
112
107
Ban Prancisoo.
2%
10
10
—
100
Preferred
Preferred
10
Mo State w
40
—
Arkwright MUls
Everett M (Mass)..!
Falrh MUls com.100
Preferred
100
varr Alpaca (Mass) (
Flint Mills (F It)
1
MUls
5
Cent States Life...
Continental Llfe..l0
52
100
25
25
Virginia F & M—25
Deposited stook—
Canadian Mills.
Oallf-West State Life
Arcade Cotton MUls
Arcadia
534
434
Richmond.
Baltimore.
2
20
26
50
9
Draper Corp
190
DwlghtMfg (Mass).
■amendM (R I).pfl
u
23
Life.....50
Rhode Island
(t)
Puritan
3
10
Abbeville O M
'
100
Corp (N B)
m
(t)
Wash'ton—100
Prov
1
1
1
(SO) I
Anderson CM (SO).1
Dartmouth Mfg
stock,
Merchants
INSURANCE
STOCKS.
50
6
Providence.
Southern Mills.
Dentin"1 M (Me) 100
Cornell Mills (FB).U
6
48
12
] 'enmans.Ltd com(t)
Preferred
—100
—
(NB).
Preferred
Preferred
2nd preferred
15
3
Victory.......... 10
44
pref
100
2d pref
100
ictor-Monag C«—I
Preferred
100
46
34
10
10
Life
Reliance..
.10
Preferred
Common B
Preferred
Narragansett
Pbila
75
.
Westfleld Mfg com.
Preferred
100
75
44
8
>omin Text,
"934
7
_
Cabot
Cameron Mills
Charlton Mills. .100
10
Casualty—10
Mfrs
Poodside Cot Mills.
1
1
II
1
Wamsutta M (N B)
Weetamoe M (FR).
22 34
Bristol Mfg
28
Ins Oo ofNA
1
1
1
100
Utica Steam A Moh
.
Fire Association.. 10
Preferred
I
1
Preferred
Boston Mfg pref.lUU
30
Philadelphia.
85
42
1
I
1
Utica Knit Co...100
25
Boott Mills (Mass).
Border O Mfg (Fit)
Boss Mfg com_„ 100
10
28
21
90
4
Union Mills
334
2634
1934
10
50
1st
Thorndlke
2834
8
6
..25
States
Westchester
11
75
Common
Preferred
100
100
Serial notes
Taber Mills (N B)..l
Beene (Daniel)
Woolen Mills—26
95
c nlon-Buffalo MUls
Suncook Mills pf—
Fine
UDlted
i
(Utica)
Soule Mill (N B)_100
Stafford M (F R)—I
Stevens Mfg (F R) J
16
Stuyvesant
38
3
Oo
5
15
3834
8
3
(F R) common 100
Preferred
100
Shaw Stocking
Skenandoah
Cotton
7
1234
15
28
River
30
Preferred
14
Pacific Fire
Rossia
Process common—
Shawmut Cot MlUs
100
Conn
I"!
Preferred
Serial notes
s outhern Franklin—
North
26
share.
Per
25
26
Ins........5
25
18
18
Mfg (Ga).10f
3 juthern Bleachery
& Print Wks com.
* Ibley
„
Oo (N H)
24H
60
1
Barnard Mfg (FR).i
Bates Mfg (Me). 100
Beacon Mfg (NB).J
Bourne Mills
50
38
100
(F it)
Preferred
Spinning
11
Salmon Falls Mfg
150
140
9
100
Mfg
Sagamore
North. Mills,
par
Arcadia M—
Algsnquln Print—I
American Mfg.. 1Q6
Preferred
100
Amoskeag Mfg
„
Amoskeag Oo pref..
AndreecogM (Me).i
Aonletoii Co (Mass)!
Arlington M (Mass)j
Assoc Textile Cos—+
Preferred
(F It)
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Nowlfor k~{Conc7)
Per share.
hare.
Rich Borden Mfg
Co
■tooks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
■took!.
Ask.
Per
Per share.
TEXTILE MFG.
STOCKS.
Berkshire
lid.
For
value
New
July, 1933.]
Stocks.
INDUSTRIAL
Par
Bid.
Per
Stocka
Ask,
&
Par
MISCELLANEOUS
Bid.
Ask.
Stocks.
Bid.
Par.
Ask.
Per share.
share.
Stooki.
Howe Sound
Hudson Bay
ft
v
t c.5
8%
x
834
240
233
2334
23 34
Min
Smelting
(f)
8
724
Inspiration Oona
Oopper
20
Iron Cap Oopper. 10
7%
7H
2
Island Greek Ooal.l
Preferred
1
Isle Royale Cop..25
Keweenaw
26
Kennecott Oopper.
28
2934
8534
1%
Magma Oopper Oc 10 <
Mayflower Old Ool 26
Mclntyre Porcupines
Miami Oopper
6
MiningCorp (Can) (f)
MISCELLANEOUS
Dairies pr ef 2d . 100
Abitibi Pow A Pap. t
6% pref
100
1934
4134
234
3034
Nsrtb Butte
Ohio Oopper
90c
8
40
Acetol Prod A
(t)
Steel
25 k
Acme Wire v t C..25
36
97
(t)
1654
(f)
6% preferred..100
Aetua
Psnd Greek—
254
2H
10%
8
19
22
234
2
f
IP
Shattuck Denn
6
Silver King Coal...5
Siscoe Gold Ltd...l
25c
20c
334
334
1~50
l'48
So Am Gold A Plat, j
134
Silver-Lead. 1
5?
feck- Hughes G M_1
Tom Reed Gold
35c
Belmont.1
v
2
6*'
Mfg... 10
Reduction
(t)
Air-Way Electric
Appliance.
(+>
%
75
~43
Utah-Apex
6
Utah Oopper Oo_.10
60
Utah Metal ft Tun
61c
13
1
"1%
warr..
IX
100
65c
1.10
(f)
Walker Mining
1
Wenden Oopper...1
'
Wright Hargreaves
Mines
(f)
1.12
1H
24
~~>A
6
Yukon
Gold
.5
Zenda Gold Mining.
J*
37c
(t)
Allied
Brewing
tilling Co
Allien
Ubem
A
Per
share
Albany Tr (Bost)100
Bedford Tr (Bos) 100
35
BerkeleyHotelTr(B)!
35
15
(t)
Bd of Tr Bid Tr (O).l
15
Bos Gr'd R'T Tr (O)i
Bos RET (Bos).100
Bos Stor W'h'se (B) .1
35
25
52
_
Boston Wharf Oo.-I'a
Business R E Tr (B)ija
Cent Bldg Tr (B)--I a
Chic R E Trus's 1000
Preferred
East Boston Oo (B).
Essex St Tr (Bost)-J
75
50
65
Class O warrants-
22
Class D warrants
23
.
1
Preferred 7%
Corn
OX
50
30
Amer Agric Ohem—
15
500
a
City RET (O).. 500 a
Congress St Associ- 1
ates (Boston)
I a
Devonsh Bldg Tr(B)I a
86"
—100
Amerada
Amer Agric Ohem—
300
20
5
..
(Delaware)
t
3854
1 d
14
Am Beet Sugar ,.(t)
Preferred
10'
25
a
15
2
1st preferred..100
2d preferred..100
Texas Pacific Land
IX
3
934
934
TITLE QUARANT RE &
SAFE DEPOSIT 8T OCKS.
Bond A M Guar
20
4
Chicago T A Tr.100
OltySD(Alb.NY) 100
Preferred
Amer
Canadian
85
JX
88
Chain
Commonwealth—
30
Fidelitv A D (Md' 20 d
36"
38
Guar Title & Mtge.
HomeTitle Ins i o* V
50
80
>
Internat Germanic..
Kentucky Title Go
Preferred
100
20
25
Commercial
5%
4
16
.20
13
Dept Stores_.(t)
1
pref 7% —100
Am Enc Tiling—(t>
5
1
88.10
Amer
3%
....
B.
7
d
( t
50
100 d 11634
Brunswick-Balke-
Brown Shoe
Industries
(t)
Dry G'di-.l
pref
100
2d pref...
..100
Assoc El Indus, Ltd
Am dep rets ord
registered
£1
Atl Gulf ft
W
4
3%
25%
434
2834
5
2
18
23
21
30
Atlantic Refin'g--25 d
Atlas Plywood—(t) d
28%
2834
t d
37
78
Powder
t
Tack
5
63
Austin, NIch ft Oo.t d
Prior A
(t)
AutoVot Machine(t)
6%
26%
2%
11%
s
Babcock ft WiL.lOU
V t
.26 d
100 d
c
conv
Inc
1\X
66
3
4%
SX
(t^
i
pref (t)
t
com
i*
2%
k
Warrants
Wks.(t) d
100
Baltimore Tube. 100
Preferred
100
3
56%
62
pref..100
cum
BushTermOocom(T)
7% debenture.100
100
Bldgs pref
Butler
20
10 d
(James)
100
Preferred
(t)
Butterick Oo
2%
MX
5
!
Byers (A M) com__T
25
Preferred
1334
4034
13
38
----
'
mm
'mm
~
134
—
100
(t) d
Oallf Pack Oorp
Wyant
Campbell
23
&
100
Preferred
Oan Dry Glng Ale 5
Canada SS Lines. _t
95
20
_
Cable RadioTube(t)
Cannon Fdry_.(t)
Canada Oement.lOO
mm
5
Bamoerger (L) ft Co
<\%% pref
100 xd 87
2
Bancroft(J) ft Sons t d
35
Preferred
10"
Bankers Sec Corp_50 d
Preferred..
50
Vot tr ctfs.-(t)
7%
Burr Add Machine (t)
Butler Bros
'
434
734
134
Burns Bros
Bush Terminal
3
65
58
Corp Ltd—
dep receipts..
com A(t)
Vot tr ctf—.(t)
Com class B
(t)
Am
1234
1
1
Class B
Burma
634
3734
7834
834
63 X
734
734
Auburn Automob (t)
Preferred
2
35 94
Burden Iron pf._100
(f) d
Atlas
•A3.50
Burco
234
1534
5434
100
Bulova Watch
lua
...
d
_£t)
Preferred..
Bullard Oo.
26 d
Preferred..
(t)
Budd Wheel
100 d
SS Lines
(t
Co. 10
7% cum pref__100
$234 conv. pref..6
Budd (E G) Mfg.(t)
Assoc
Associated Oil
Preferred
ft Ry Secur——
4
Preferred
Canada
100
Wire
Cable A
&
(t)
(T)
Class B
Canadian Bronze (t)
Preferred
100
Canadian Oar ft F(t)
Preferred
25
Canad Celanese..(t) d
Preferred
100
Oan Fairbank pf.100
45
39
Hosiery
26
(t)
6% non-cum pflOO
25
Amer Ice Co
Purchasor also pays accrued dividend,
24
Buckeye Pipe L._6<
13
100
Prod-. 1
1<5X
56 X
d Price per shire, not per cent,
Srlce. t New Toronto stock and curb exchanges, (f)
lontreal and stock,
u Ex-cash and stock dividend.
k
Bucyrus-Erfe
Apparel
22.X
13 X
Leath(t)
Amer Po ne
1134
22
Collender
16
2b
Preferred
7X
22X
Associated
5
140
.
AmHldi&
12
(f)
k
Com
OX
3 X
69 X
4
Am Express.
_10ft
Amer Hard Rub..50
Am-Hawaiian
87
(t
Class A.
82
0%
3%
Baldwin Rubber A..
Am Hardware
Km
13
Amer dep rets.
80 X
Art Metal Works-.5
Arundel Corp
(f)
39%
...
Equity Co
d
62
Preferred
com...20
Rights
Amer UyanamidA(t)
1st
734
20
British Celanese Ltd
13%
Baldw Loc
Alcohol
Am
2
(+)
1034
Armstrong Cork... 5
Arnold, Constable. 5
Artioom Corp
t
7% pref
__10»
18
Am
a
27 X
104
69 X
49
Oolortype.-lO
Class B
A
<=
Ordinary bearer
5
Balaban ft Katz—
100
25
Amer
334
Brit-Amer Todreg*
Aviation Oorp(Del) 4 d
Tx
1
Amer
6
14H
(t)
Coupon
Registered
Aviation Sec of N E1 d
100
Amer Goal
Casualty Phila.10 d
Empire Title&GulOO
Mfg
7% pref
HF
Axton-Fish Tob A 10
Prer (with commiD
«tk warrants)..100
Preferred
1134
Brit-Amer Oil Ltd—
1
2X
com—(t)
AmOlgar
d
♦
B
Bristol Brass..
(■f*
48 H
100
Am Chicle
d
2
37
100
Am Caramel..-.100
Preferred
Title
(Washington)
91
13334
Preferred
Am
100
Oslumbia
Cla
Preferred .——100 d
t
10C
...25
100
Properties
(t)
Am Oar ft Fdy__ (f;
Trust sub shares.1
Brillo
Atlas
43a%
Am Brake Sh ft 7
Am Can
1%
5%
American Book.-IOo
Preferred
_.(f) d
Glass
y t c
Preferred
100
Armour ft Co (111)—
Com 01A
21
Com 01B
-21
32
Bev'ge Oorp ..5
Common
"54
Brlggs ft atrat.tnn 't\ d
Associated Rayon (f)
a
(J)
d
Bright Star El B.(f)
Brill Corp cl. A
T d
Atl Coast Fisheries.t
Hotel Tr (Boston)
J
Kimball Bldg Tr(B)l
New Orleans Land 10
New York Investors
"%
preferred
preferred.
Brlggs Mfg
10U
48 X
Am
Common
ion
(Mass).(t)
24
lo
15
1000
22%
6
Preferred..60
25
234
434
934
s
Second
Bridgeport Mach.
Am Bank Note
a
25
Hotels
Bilt
First
Amer Wind Glass
26
a
IX
Bowm
(t)
(t)
American Arch., (t)
Factory Bldg Tr (B)J
Fifty Associates (B).
9%
73
1st
(Oonn) com
$6 cum pref
6%
a
.
19
89
25,d
d
100
Preferred
1
38
Borne. 8crymaer
Boston-Herald
& Rubber com.(t)
Archer-Daniels Midi
Preferred..
.10'
Arcturus Rad Tube t
21X
6% preferred..100
28
3534
26 d
15
66X
1034
Appanaug Co—(t)
A P W Paper... (f)
2054
154
Aluminum Oo com.t
Amal leather
Borden Oo
Preferred
100
Am Vitrified Prod .50
100
6% pref
30
Borg-WarnerOorp 10 d
7% pref.
100
$6 X conv nref. (U
Anchor P ft Fence(t)
99c
Aluminum Ltd
49
Armour A Co of Del
Class B
Preferred
(t) d
25
Andes Petrol—
5H
Alutm Fortl Uem.if;
REAL ESTATE T&
ft LAND 8TOCK8
Brass
Bohn RefNg pref. 100
Bob Ami com A— (t) d
Common B__
id
Anaconda W ft O.(f)
119
85%
100
Anchor Gap
14%
25
Bohn Aluminum ft
(ft
1
$6 pref v t c_—(f)
11534
7% pref..
..10'
Allied Mills Inc..(t)
Allis-Ohalmeri Mfg
Gomroon
634
% Alloy Steel A
40c
7% 1st pref...100
Bourjols, Inc
(t)
Bower Roll Bear.(t)
9*
10
Inc 7% pref... 100
Bohack (H O) com.t d
Anheuser-Busch. 100
Dyt
1
Oorp
(S)—
...(t)
Common
F'drles.(t)
Pap
33^
2X
Blumenthal
100
Preferred
14%
15
14 %
65
Preferred
100
Am Type Found, (t)
Am Wr
10H
60
6
70
11
Bloomlngdale Bros.t d
Pref cum 7 %—100 d
Amer Wringer
Dis¬
(G d
(t)
Blaw-KnoxOo—(f) d
Bliss (E W) Co.
t
com
2d preferred—.10 d
10C
second pf. 100
Am Snuff
25
Preferred
Blauner's
Preferred
Preferred
Preferred
SH
19X
70 X
3H
Allesrb Steel com_(+>
Allesft Fisher
ft
6%
100
4
29
Preferred
12X
Ship bldg. _(t)
Amer Ship ft OoraCt)
AmSmelt ft Refg. (t)
Am Wool
8% partic pref. 100
Alleghany Corp.. a d
534% preferredlOO
With $30 warr—
With $40 warr..
7% cum pref.. 100
Mining.. 1
United Verde Uibrtoc
354
Alexander Indus—
60c
34
3X
13^
15
Best ft Co ino—(t) d
76
(f)
Preferred
Alaska Pack AssnlOO
12 X
Berghoff Brewing
Blrtman Elec Co..6 d
&
Common B
SH
Industrial
Loan pref
(t)
Benson & Hedges (t)
41%
Am Sum Tob
t
Am Thread pref
6
Am Tobacco com.25
7
10
80
60
Preferred
Vi
25
Bethlehem Steel. (T) d
Am Sugar Refg—100 d
2%
2X
d
7 % cum pref—100
Billings ft Spen
26 d
Amer
Am Steel
9X
42X
78
60
(f)
IX
—it)
Without
111
24^
2X
Preferred
100
American Stores
t
American Stove. 100
Air
23
22
Seneca OopMln
Shannon
t
i
Affiliated Prod., (t)
Ainsworth
21
St Joseph Lead...lu
hlH
American Screw.lUu
Amer Seating vtc.f
100
Agfa Ansco
St Anth Gold M -.1
834
a
d
Beneficial
"l%
Stand Senlfc—.(t)
7% cum pref..10ft
Am Rolling Mill.. 25
6% pref ser B.100
Am Safety Rasor (+)
Am Salamandra—10
11
(t>
Preferred
Qulncy
26
Roan Antelope Min
Ltd, Amer shares.
1934
77
Class B
Rubber
71
19
73
.100
1334
!§*
1134
Supply Mfg—
(t)
Aetna Brewing
3
...
15"
Aero
16
—1
8
14J4
6834
(t)
Preferred
Park-Utah—
Pioneer Gold, Ltd.l
10034
11^
Adams Express.,
Adama Mills
4
Aeolian-Weber
Piano A Plan..100
1
(t)
ft
Ventures Ltd
2.00
7
17
Olibway Min
26
Old Dominion Os.26
Tonopah
Tonopah
75
38
7% Pf w w
100
Addressograph Mul
tlgraph Corp.. 10 d
Advance-Rumely (t)
Aeolian Oo pref.. 100
..10
Pocahontas
Premier Gold M
1.95
r
10
16
Mines
r
Acme
...
Stand
100
70
Abraham A Straus, t
7 % Deferred
100
Rosario
Newmont Mlnlng.10
Nlplsslng Mines...5
Naranda
(t)
Oonsol
Ohem
Amer Radiator
Abbotts Alderney
1
11%
1%
18%
d
Bellanca Aircraft.(5) d
Bendix Aviation (t) d
4
Amer Pneu Serv—26
Preferred
Amer
Potash
19
67
Beldlng Hem'way(t) d
5
t
American Meter
Amer News
....
Beech-Nut Pack..20 d
1SH
6% pref erred.. 100
21
INDUSTRIAL AND
art
com
20 X
5
4%
16
57 X
1
Maracaibo
Per share.
0X% pref—100
15 X
37 X
20
Am Mach ft Met (t)
Vot trust ctfs—(t)
Am Maize Prod, .(f)
Amer
„
Class A voting
5
Bayuk Cigars
t
7% 1st pref— ion
Beatrice Cream. .25
7% preferred .100
.100
Laundry
Machinery
Amer Metal Oo
20
Bid.
_
Barnsdall Corn
Amer
1st preferred
Preferred
100
N Y & Honduras
Enterprise
334
USFIdelAGu(Md) 2
Wash Oons Tit pf_50
M
MotbalodeCoal n( t)
Nevada Con* Oop(t)
New Jersey Zinc..25
Mines
2%
13^4
Trust
A
11X
Oorp.(t)
Preferred
.
Barker Bros—(t) d
30
Locomotive, t
Preferred
100
Amer Mach ft Fdy.t
.
2%
13
(t)
Amer
1
~4~~
Title Gu Tr(StL) 100
Louisiana Lrd ft Ex t
Patlno
Guar
of New York
Lake Sh Mines Ltd 1
La Salle Copper. .26
Pacific Tin...
Foamlte
3%
Amsterdam
Title
Amer IG Ohem A
Am Intern Oorp..(f)
Amer-La France
11
COl ii::
Mortgage Oorp.10
3j|
17X
1
New York Title &
2034
5X
15X
...
,
Casualty 'Bait) 10
Kildun Mining
Kirkiand Lake Gold 1
New River Os
4X
Lawyers Title &
Guaranty..
100
Lawyers W estchester
Mtge. A Title. 100
Maryland OasOo. 2
Mtge Bond A Title
com
(t)
Nat Surety Oo
10
Nat Title Guar.
New
Kerr Lake
Mohawk
Moss Gold M
Lawyers' M Oo_._20
Par
share.
_
Holllnger Mines...5
Homeatake MIn.100
87
STOCKS
Ex-stock value.
dividend.
par
v
Without
k
sale.
I Par value $100.
z Ex-divldend.
y Ex-rights,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
s
i Minimum Drice established
Sale
on
INDUSTRIAL
88
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
>'-VV
)
St»cka.
r
60
r
Preferred
Can Indue Alcb. (t)
Glass B
(t)
Consol Royal Oil-10
Consol
Consol Theatres Ltd
Vot tr ctfs com. (t)
3%
r
3%
6% prior pref.100
7% 1st pref__-100
80%
14%
-(t)
100
100
Case Lockwood A
Bralnard Co.. 100
74
24
100
23%
53 %
103%
85
4%
2%
7%
Celluloid Corp ...16
let preferred., (T)
li*
50
8*
30
34
(j)
Celotex Co
com
(+)
.
Vot trust cti_.(t)
7% pref
•7
(+i
pref.
Central Aguirre
Associates
(t)
Central Airport
(f
Central C ft O -100
Preferred
100
54
105
Preferred..
25c
10c
25c
4%
4%
Coty Inc
21%
70
90
100
70
133
Creole Petrol
Special pref...100
Charts Corp
(t)
75
Crock-Wheeler
oft Brewing
Oert'n-Teed Prod
80
1
5%
7% preferred.. 100
Champion Coated
Paper
Preferred
Checker Cab
Mfg.5
Cherry-Bur Corp (t)
Chesebr'gh Mfg. .25
Chestnut ft Smith
12
1st
281A
City Investing—100
City Stores
(f)
25
Ctfs. of deposit
Class A
.it)
.Certifig of deposit.
12%
Clark Eg (Jo com_(t>
Claude Neon Lt
l
_.(t)
5%
35
Amer shares
Decker (A) 8c
Common A
40
20
21
24
d
97%
95%
95%
46%
Columbia Baking
14
Diamond Sboe—
49%
0% % pref (with
warrants) ..100
Dictaphone com.(t) d
Preferred.
100
DIGiorglo Fr't units.
15%
14%
-
-
-
-
3
2
Diamond Match, (t) d
Preferred
26 d
Seagrams
3/
78
t
1%
Preferred
ZlJZi
%
25 d
cum pref 100
6% conv cl A.. .61
uomm 1 Invest Tr.
Conv pref opt ser
t d
Comm Solvents.
d
Oompo Shoe—■
Mach vtc
1
Oonde Nast Pub. (t j d
Osugoleum-Nalrn—
1 d
Preferred
100
Congress Cigar... V
18
19
62
62%
Dominion
12%
13
23
23%
Preferred..
100
Domln Rubb pf.100
23
25
*2%
Consol Aircraft
|
Consol Auto Mer Vtc
Osnsol Car Heat, lot
Glass. 100
Dominion Steel
8c Coal B
89
31
32%
39%
40
93
93%
29%
11
14%
76
10
Preferred
d
;
100
r
10
com
Preferred
17%
103
Dow
Drug
Preferred
i '/s
A&
45
Draper Corp..
Dresser (8 R) A
Class
B
t
100
21%
04
105
15%
18
58
t
12%
8%
24%
13%
Driver Harris Oo 100
Preferred
100
55
Drug. Inc
48
Dry-Ice Holding, (f)
5
.7 & preferred ..100
32
76
Dubilier Cond'ser (t)
i%
4
Dunhiil Internal.(T)
Film
Indus
1
12 cum part pf. 1 d
Con (Laundries..(t) d
Consol Oil Corp.. ft)
_
.
8% preferred..100
Consol Retail Sts
t
8% pf with war 100
a
u
3%
11%
3%
14%
99%
1%
11%
3%
14%
100%
2%
15
Duplan Silk
-
27%
•*■
—
-
-
80
115
2%
21%
64%
106
15%
20
.58%
61
59%
t
16
9
26
67
60
12
1%
7%
28%
8% cum pref.. 100
DuPoni (E i) de N
ft Co
com
20
Deben stock—100
78%
111
Ford Co Ltd—
Guar Tr rets.
79
112%
_.
Ford Mot of Can 100
Class A
t
Class B
1
Ford Motor France.
Forem't D'y Prod(t)
Conv pref..;
(t)
Foster Wheeler
$7
pref
Fostoria Glass.
Foundation Co
%
70
6%
41%
4%
12%
12%
20
24
1
~2
3%
17"
17%
110
17%
4%
7
3%
o
1%
7%
36"
36%
pref.100
120
Fuller (G A) Oo—
Partlc pref....(t)
2d preferred
t
24
42
12
20
Gabriel Co. c1A__.t
Gamewell Co
(f)
4%
15%
4%
16%
Gardner Denver c(t)
Garlock Pack..
(t)
Gen Alloys Co
t
11%
2%
14
38%
i9%
38%
10
Gen Aviation Oorp. 1
Gen Baking
5
Gen Bak Co pref ..t
17%
101%
conv
General
Aapn com
Gen'l Bronx—
.
35
35%
3
5
27
30
5
5
121
|
100
16%
169%
122
35
100
30"
Preferred
100
Great Nor Pap
26
Great West Sug_(t)
23%
28%
100
Grnfld Tap ft Die.. 1
Preferred
.100
24
2%
Sug
6%%
conv
2U
M
.
25
57
lot
26
Gulf States St'l— (t^
1st preferred.. 101
Hahn Dept Sts_.(t)
4
27
1%
2%
2%
Greyhound Oorp.(t)
24%
28%
105
104
Preferred
d
28
29%
30
60
58%
55
5%
30
pf.100
6
30%
Hale ft Kllburn
Preferred
3%
J OP
6
10
8
Preferred.... .100
Hall Lamp com..(t)
40
52""
7
7%
Hall (W
S)
26%
79
100
Hammermlll
70
81
21
16 pref..
7%
5%
29%
68%
Printing v to...10 «
Hamilton Watch.(t) d
21%
IS
Paper
Preferred
...
Hanley Page Ltd
Am dep rets pt pf *
(M
A)
lit
$7 cum. pref
(t)
Happiness Gandy
%
Harb-Walk Ref—
8
3
Gommon
Preferred
100
Hartman Oorp cl A't
Glass
B
'
Hurt. Schaffner
Marx
....
8
9
20
8%
18%
102%
9%
85
d
d
10
%
100
16%
5%
Hartman Tob
ft
Hat
.
15
165
Stores class A
American
Transportation
Gen
(t)
Hanna
17%
+
10
xl*
35%
27%
Halle Bros
6
RySup.(t)
9%
24
34
Preferred
Gulf Oil Oorp
3%
1%
Eraser Cos Ltd
31
Raps Varn. (f )
16%
Fox Film cl A._
Froenort Tez Gn
Grand
Guantanamo
3%
Franklin
UK
73
3/
Grlgshy Grunow
f+i
Groc St Prod v t c25c
45
.100
14%
67%
it*
Foreign shs A—(f)
Foundation Co(Oan)
Preferred
Hosiery (voting) .1
7 %pf( with war )100
Graham-Paige Mot. 1
94
10'
t
23%
90%
15%
17
Franklin (H H) Mfgt
20%
23%
S3 pref with war.t
Station com—10
Atl & Pac Tea
70
64
~7
19
Gorham Mfg vtc.(t)
Gotham Silk-
Non vot com
Preferred
Gt Lakes Tow
9
(t
t
105
4
Gt
116
(t
conv
80%
100
10
90
69%
4%
72
com
,1*
d
.
55
28
23%
39
_
..100
Foliansbee Bros.(t)
Food Mach'y
(t) d
6%
50
13
Cons
-
35
51
10
—
"5"
(t)
.t
-
99%
100
_T
4%
60
r
8
Ohem
27
0% % pfd w w.100
6 H % pf
ex-warlOO
ClgarCorp. (t)
14"
21%
105%
Dominion Stores, (t) d
(t) d
_
37
Gray Telephone Pay
50
6
100
Corp. 1
$6 preferred.
100
Flintkote Co cl A. (t)
i
36%
79%
(t)
16M
115
6% pref..
42
5
Domln Textile
Fisk Rubber
24
Graton ft Knight—t
Preferred—
.100
69%
Florshelm Shoe comt
78
Dow
40*
55
r
Douglas Aircrf __(t) d
Douglas Shoe pf.100
,
50
r
12
7%
23%
28%
20
29%
17
28
r
9
100%
24
23
4%
11%
60
(t)
Dominion Bdge.lOO
Dom Coal pref. .100
85
d
t d
22
com—
Grant (W T)
86n
67*
100
Flshman (M H)
Preferred
20%
Preferred
2
93
49
100
Preferred
12e'4
i
Change of name to
Pacific East.Corp.
23%
Gold Dust Oorp v t ct
104
J6 cum conv pfd. t
Gold Seal Elec
1
Goodrich (B F)
1 d 15
12* GranfieGity Steel (l!
4
7% 1st pref
90%
35
..(f)
Dixon (J) Cruc_-100
Doehler Die-Cast (t)
t
(t)
90
Distillers Corp-
85
80
(t)
Columbia Pic com. t d
CArtUm
Uarbonvtc(+N d
Commercial Credit 10 d
7% cumlstpf—
gH %
3%
3%
85
100
X*
X26*
Grand Union Oo._
7
Io~*
StkYds.(t)
Giobe-Wernicke-100 k
Preferred
10r k
Preferred
m
83%
5%
Gorham Inc com A-T
26
16
82
7% prior pref.l00
Globe Underwriters 2 k
Canada
16
25
10%
18
(T)
Inc 1st pref...100
Class A (non-vot)t d
3%
—
Filene's Sons
First Nat Stores.. (t)
B'casting
prefel B
25
20
20%
15%
1 d
GoldmanSachsTrad
30
20
$7 1st pref
Ct)
Goodyear T ft R of
California pref.
Goodyear T ft R of
26
9%
3%
25%
6%
11%
14%
4%
16
3
25c
1st pref.._
2nd pref—
t c.
20*
43%
17%
1%
Fidelio Brewery
.1
Field
(Marshall)
&
Co
(t)
>th Ave Bus Sec. (f)
45
10C
Patent Fire
Arms Mfg
26 d
v
43%
10%
d
Flat Am dep rets
8%
3%
2%
13%
*»ueJ * Iron". 100
1st preferred
7
Det ft Olev Nav__50 k
Devoe
ft
Raynolds
30
Colonial Beacon Oil t
0°i°n Oil
Corp..(f)
Color Pictures
2d pref.
2%
17%
89%
72
OolO & G
1%
3
IVA
81%
^ Alkman (t)
^
9
Tr__(t)
Fed Screw Wki—u)
Federated Dept Sts t
FED Corp
(t)
Ferro Enamel(t)
2%
%
nJuinai %%>—-106
ioc
com
3%
20
Federal Mot
Derby O & Ref com t d
Detroit Aircraft, (t) d
Preferred
Collins Co
„
5%
12%
6%
15*
58
7
28
10C
Glen Alden Goal—t d
Rubber
3%
1%
7% cum pref..100
Faultless Rubb_
2
Goodyear Tire ft
16
Products(f)
6%% cum pref 100
Film Insp Mach_(t)
<'irestoneTftKub.lu
0% 1st pref
100
19
1100
System Inc
Columbia Bak
6
Oohn
d
n
73
15
—
7% preferred.. .20 d
DeForest Phonofilm
oenv Un
17
Columbia
d
....
Deep Rock Oil
ft Ref 7% pf-100 d
Deere ft Co com
(t) d
25
d
(♦)
^.ef«?:red
s
4H
37
2%
Fodders Mfg A—(t)
17%
Debenhams Sec—
Oolgate-Palmollve-
Colt
100
IS
Davenport Hos'y (f)
16
Class A
..(+) d 46
Coca Cola Intern,
(f) d 179
n
79
I*
64
Fashion Park Asso.t
95
_
2%
1%
Players
Can Corp com-.(t) dr 17
dr
Voting tr ctfs
Fanny Farmer Candy
Common
(t)
Preferred
20*
—(f)
Fansteel
17
Aluminum, (t)
Preferred
...10(1
Osca-Cola Co..
t
5%
80
7% cum pref—(t)
$8 cum pref
'
Cutler Hammer. (t)
Darby Petroleum (f)
Davega Sts Corp.
12
v
20
w
Famous
4
Oushman's Sons...
12%
g{°rex Chemical, (t)
Club
15%
""
£A
(t)
55
5%
12
9
1
Glldden Oo
79
14%
56%
Gobel (Adolf) Oo. 5 d
Godchaux Sug B.(t)
35
'ajardn Sugar... 100
Falstaff Brewery.. 1
54%:
3%
5%
4
3%
9%
t
12%
8
105
90
1%
M
10r
Preferred
59%
3%
5%
..
10%
O
Falrchild Avia A ..1
25 M
A
IV4
87
i8%
"2
(t) d
Preferred
W*
60
26
Fairbanks Morse
2%
8%
58
3
Conv
58
56
10
59
25
25
Olinchfleld Ooal.lOO
Preferred
100
2%
Jk*
50
17 preferred—-(t>
OurtlssWrightCorp 1
22%
OJevel d QuarrleslOO
Oleve 1Tractor.
(t)
Olev Un Stk Yards,
t
49
Curtis Pub com.-(t)
12%
1%
1%
iron—"
22*
1%
5
117
30%
%
(t)
$5 pref
Gfmbel Bros
—
18
86
Gilbert (A O)
(t)
Gillette Saf Rax. <t
d
—
4%
75%
$0 preferred- -<t)d
Gen Theat Equlpt
Conv pref vtc-(t) d
Gen Tire ft Rub..26 d
Gibson Art.
l!H
98
11%
30*
Gen Steel Cast com t d
7
3%
21
3%
17%
16%
Ctfb of deposit.
Cumberl Pipe L rets
Cuneo Press
(t)
4''
47*
41%
77%
1C0
General Refrac...
Vot tr ctfs
(t)
t d
63
41
Ltd.— (t)
signal corn
Preferred
32
8 % non-vot pf_ 100
Ctfs of dep
100
23
2
45%
1/8
1 %
3%
Gen Hi
0% cum pf A—100
Georgian Inc
(t)
A preference—-20
10
Oorp—i
Co
Fairbanks
32
80
66
d
Fair (The) Ohic.—t
Preferred100
5%
22
60
Cudahy Pack
24%
07%
24
5%
Preferred
100
Cuba Oo
Cuban-Am Bug
10
Preferred
100
Cuban Tob vtc
24%
Exch Buff
61
4
$6 of with warr.f+t
Gen Rayon
21%
(SM) Dairy
7% preferred
5 d
Ex-Cell-O A & T_(t)
47
44
6
1%
14%
65
Evans Prod
d
8
4
Gen'l Print lnk.-(t)
Evans
36%
7
GenPalntOpA (t>
Class B com—.(t)
90
100 d
36
Class B pref
f— (T)
100
35
20
2%
45%
6%
3%
Eqult Office Bldg(t)
Eureka Pipe L..100
Eureka Vac Clenr 5
%
7%
60%
Crucible Steel
8%
34/s
preferred
1
6%
6
Endicott- Johnson. 50 d 116
15
17%
...t d
Com vt«....
9%
86
Emp Uapw Corp. (T >
Preferred
89%
15
xi*
Seltzer class A.(t)
90
89
(t)
24
2d preferred-.100
Emerson's Bromo
7%
10%
2%
11%
25%
37%
67%
102
30
Outdoor—
Advertising A... 1 d
5% pref
15
~6
d
•%
7%
61%
Crown-Zellerbach
Vot tr ctfs
(t)
Class A pref
(t)
15%
24
MkJ'
Preferred
11
22%
83%
d
28
7%
6
...
1%
10
15
100
Peet
10
8%
25
Oin On Stk Yds.
(t)
City Ice ft Fuel
duett, Peaoouy.
(t)
1
0% cum pref..100
General Motors. .10
13
35
37%
66%
101%
29%
.4
..
4
Ely Walker D G..25
1st preferred.. 100
9
34
9
25
Oorp.(t)
Mills
General
18
9%
1%
Preferred
49
11%
9%
100
Preferred
64
__3
8%
24
General
•tlgin N Watch.. 15
Elizabeth Brewing-1
Elk Jti Goal Corp—T
7
8%
£1
Gen Flreprooflng
t
4
54
43
109%
11%
An dep rets
Gen Foods
17
—
13
33%
7%
d
3%
13%
Indus Am sbs—
Elec Stor Batt
5
47
+ d
Preferred.
3
100
v t c
26
100
Special 0% stk. 10
Blec ft Musical—
d
8%
20%
{
Corp
Electric Boat.
7%
Cable—(t)
(t)
Gen Electric Ltd—
125
122
100
d
Chic Yellow Cab.. 1
Cbilds Co com..
Cliffs
Preferred
8
i?*
i*
82%
Easy W Mach B.(t)
Eaton Mfg Co
1
Economy Grocery(t)
Edison Bros Sts—
Preferred
100
Eilert Brew cl A com
Eisier El Corp—(t)
7
Elsemann Magneto t
17
preferred ——100
1%
2
Bltingnn Schild —(t)
6%% 1st pref.100
17%
11% Electric Auto-lite (5)
6%
8
42"
40
61%
13%
1%
15%
80
8%
34%
97
.100
Preferred
61
18%
10
126
$3%conv pref—t
Preferred
9
Crosiey Radio...(t)
Crowell Publish'g (t) d
20
4%
27%
Chic wilm 8c Prank
Coal com
100
Olevs Cliffs
4%
2
Un St Yd stpd.100
Preferred
100
Chic Pneu Tool. (f)
Preferred
11%
__
Chrysler Corp
com
Cream of Wheat
*
R8 T Inee
Eastman Kodak—t
135%
5%
dep rets ord£l
Crane Co
115
d 114
Preferred..
Ohickasha Cot O.10
Chic June Rys 8c
Preferred
Am
63%
7% 1st pref—100
53.50 cum pref.(t)
3%
Ltd-
Gourtauds
Preferred..
10%
18 %
3%
1%
1%
13%
11%
79%
5 d
100
10(1
14
.100
st*
28*
Preferred
5%
t
Com ctfs of deposit
Preferred
100
Pref ctfs of deposit
8
_
10
Oosden Oil
2
10c*
Centrifugal Pipe
1
Century Rib Mills, j
15%
24
.10 d
Preferred
29%
28%
1%
Cooper Bessemer..1
$3 cum pf A w w.t
Copeland Prod.
Corroon ft Rey'ds(t)
56 conv A pref (t)
Cord Corporation..5
Corn Prod Kefg—25 d
l%
_
13
Oont'l OH (Del)... 5 d
Oont Wd Screw com 10 d
5%
3%
-t
2%
60%
61%
Continental Can._20 d
Oont Dlam'd Fibre. 5 d
Continental Mot..l d
300
Caterpillar TractCelaneseOorp
7% 1st part pf. 100
7% prior pref.100
Prior pref
15
33
29
...
East Roll Mill
Eastern
2
Pf (8 %) (non-v) 1 on
2
6
50
"7%
3%
14%
Equities
Eastern Mfg
—.
.
Oont Bkg A (vot) (t) d
Class B (vot)._(T) d
89
76
88%
Preferred
Eastern
8
rl
U
Container Corp A.20 d
Class B
t d
15"
1%
1%
8%
30"
7% pref
100
42
Gen Cigar common t
Preferred
100 d 106
General Electric, (t)
23%
Class A
30
19
Preferred.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Pe- share.
General
Hosiery—
100
Durham
Duval Texas Sulp (t)
Eagle Lock.
—25
7%
5
Warrants
Stocks*
Atk.
Bid.
Par
Per share.
2%
1%
1%
%
4%
Consumers Go com 5 d
16
14%
Stocks.
A»k.
2%
1%
t d
..
10%
8%
Co
Sfcpd ctf
Textile..
56%
10%
7%
Carman A Co A..(t)
Carnation Oo.
(t) d
7% pref.
100
Carrier Corp
(J I)
Bid.
Per share.
119
116
Can Power ft Paper.
Oarlb Syndicate..26 d
Uaee
Par.
share.
Per
Canadian Gen El 100
Stocks*
Ask
Bid.
Par
Oorp class A—
6%% cum pref
with warr
100
Hathaway Bak A(t)
Glass B vot tr ctf
Preferred
Hayes Body.
1
Haytlan Oorp of Am
Hazel-Atlas Glass.26
20
5%
29
3
18*
2%
%
81%
32%
82%
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend,
d Price per share, not per cent,
k, Last sale, n Nominal, r Canadian price, s Sale price, t New stock.
» Ex-stock dividend,
x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rlghts.
i Minimum price established on Montreal
and Toronto stock and
Ex-cash and stock dividend.
curb exchanges,
t Without par value.
July, 1933.]
Stocks.
INDUSTRIAL
Par
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
&
ParA
MISCELLANEOUS
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
"
Per share.
Hazeltlna Oorp
_-f
18i%
(+)
$3 pref
Holme
(f)
(G
Preferred
9
123
125*
605*
55 k
15
61
105
22
56
83*
85
Knox
17
19
8
6
Kleinert Rub
Hat
10»
53*
50 K
6% preferred -.10
Kreuger (G) Brew 1
34
6K
115*
95*
UK
82 K
83
1C
6K
OK
Sts (Del) (t)
IK
263*
73*
24 K
Milling
100
13 K
14
9K
Lehman
225*
15*
25*
5/
Lehn A FmW
(t)
...
12
7% preferred—100
Pf with war.-.100
7
Libbey-Owens-Ford i
~0k
"5*
Indian Kef com
10 d
Indiana Terr Ilium—
Oil non-vot A_(t)
Class B
(f)
Indus Accep Oorp.t
Cum pref
100
Indus Finance vtclO
"k
Preferred...
—
--
Lig A Myers Tob-26
7
65*
6
4
23"
26
Common
B
26
Preferred
100
Lily Tulip Cup— (t)
Liiiia
Wka
Locom
(t)
d
69
25*
695*
Lindsay Light
Industrial Kay on
Ingersoll-Kand
Preferred.
(f)
d
67
68
Link Belt Co
15*
Insur Co of N A__ 10
Inland Steel
(t)
ttuo
104J*
81
433*
d
i
Interlake Iron
(f) d
lnterlake Steamsh(t)
Int Agr Cor
45
405*
25*
93*
41
23 3*
24
25*
95*
com
1 d
33*
Prior pref
100
17
int Business Mach.t d
135
Inter Button Hole
Sew
Machine.. 10
136
8K
34 K
8
,
Publishing com.60\d
Preferred
lot
(t) I d
pref..100 d
InterPaper7% pf 100
Int Pap & Pow A ( " d
A
(t )
Class B
(f■) a
43*
25*
13
17
17
115*
68
70
Preferred (with
com war)
..100
Prod
(t)
2 5*
25*
IntlSaf RazB—_(t)
Intl Rustless Iron—1
25c
iutbinat Salt..
24
Internat Shoe
inter
T
—t
Sliver
28c
25
48
47 K
32
Preferred
—100
infcTextBook new (t)
—
325*
57 K
100
60
2
2K
6
Interstate Dept Sts.t
inferred
100
OK
30
28 K
13 K
Interstate Hos'y.(t)
utercype Oorp
2K
23*
17 K
8K
85*
63*
—it) xd 395*
Inc.(t) d 51
t
.
Irving Air Chute. (1)
Jewel Tea
Jsbna-Manv
Preferred
100
Jnues
A
.
...
Preferred
(t)
Mack Trucks Inc (t)
Macy(R H)Co Inc.t
Mad 8q Gar v tc (t)
Malllson (H R)
t
100
Preferred
Manatl
Shirt
25 d
Manlschewltz...
(tt,d
Mannactan
.100
Preferred
...ion
75
Preferred
Kaufman Dep St
Com
12.50 d
64
80
68
70
62
3K
1,
Corp v t c
Marion St Shov—(t)|
Marmon Motor CarM
MarshallFidldA Co. r
Martin-Parrv Cor +
*
75*
75*
Massey-Harris
(f)
Masonite Corp ..(f)
7% preferred.. 100
9
Matbl'son
77
17 K
175*
203*
55*
100
245*
65*
25
d
35*
203*
3
13 %
425*
633*
45*
26
35*
9
25*
16"
14
110
8k
2%
9
;
'
33
35*
223*
t
A
Alkali.60
Preferred
...
-100
16H
17
17*
65*
5*
173*
Stores Co com.. 10 d
Ti^
(f)
$3 con cm of— (t) d
McAlleer Mfg
Maytag Co.
1st $6 pref
McCall Corp
'+) d
McOord RadctB(t)
Products
_
3
9
95*
JK
40
32 K
108
8
44
30
10
55*
29
25*
Corp.(t)
1*
Avia.l
75*
d
Mount'n & Gulf Oil i
Mountain Prod
10
Mullins Mfg
(t)
$7 conv pref—(t*
Munslngwear Inc.10
Murphy (G O) Co
8% cum pref—100
Murray Corp
10
Murray Ohio Mfg t
Myers(FE) A Bro(t)
Nash Motors
(t)
Nat Acme
Co.....1
Nat American
North
5k
14
North Pipe Line..50
N'west Kug com_(t)
N'West Yeast...100
II*
Norwalk Tire
80
45*
205*
Ogilvie F1 Mills—(t)
Preferred
100
165*
5*
55*
85*
235*
175*
85
90
58
83*
(t).
(t)j/c
17
315*
5
395*
105*
85*
295*
$
.ft)
$2.60 cum pref.(t)
Nat Enam AStpg.(t)
Nat Fire-Proofing 60
Preferred..
60
(t)
Lead..100
7% pref A
6% pref B
100
100
..
.100
Nat Rub Mach—(t)
36
.100
101
1st
31
preferred., ft)
oreferred
Pac
(f)
Eastern Corp.l
Pacific West Oil.
(?)
Packard Motor—10,d
135
25
97
975*
7
5
11
Transpcom..
_
Panhandle P*R..t
Preferred
100
10.a
Corp
Parke
Davis Ho. f+)
Parker Rust Prf. - (t)
Park A TUford inc 1 d
Trans, (t) d
Pathe Exch Inc..(t)
Pref class A
(t)
Parmelee
145*
Patterson-Sargent (t)
Peck. Stow at Wlie 26
Peerless Mot Oar. .3
PenderiD)Groc'y
Class B
(t)
175*
125
119
125
1005*
Peuick
215*1
45
19
9
60
43*
3
25
46
Pantepec Oil Co— t
Paramount Mots. (f)
Paramount-Publlx
"2""
120
45*
23*
33*
35*
65*
55*
Palrpoint Oorp
100
Pan-Am Airways 10
Pan Am Petrol A
235*
4
2
(t)
2d
25
905*
15*
65*
50
.75*
16
(t)
Class B
Outlet Co com
139
235*
-—
6
125*
845*
13*
Preferred
5
75
41
573*
25
m
Nat Pap & Type.100
Nat Ref corn
zo
Preferred..
..100
t d
A.(t)
Preferred—
89
National Leather. 10
il*
55*
225*
Owens-Ills Glass .25
215*
96
175*
155-1
85
% preferred—100
Outboard Mot
393*
17
605*
145*
Oxford Paper pfd 6^
Pacific Coast Co. .10
97
12K
182
116
8
5
12
Nat Plst Prod
.100
.
ii
43*
21
Nat Dept stores.
i
1st preferred __10u
A
weffvotJ 100
60
$2 conv pref.
Oorp vtc.t
Otis Steel
55*
Nat Casket com.(t)
Preferred $7. --!+)
(T)
100
Oppenheim Collins, f
8
50c
132
*
(t)
Ontario Steel Prod(t)
21
preferred-.100
100
Oilstocks, Ltd——t,
Okonite pref
100
Oliver Farm Equip, t
6% pr pf w warr
Preferred
6
144
Orpheum Circuit—
19
205*
65*
2d
.
Preferred
Omnibus
4%
Otis Elevator
(t) d 215*
Preferred
...100 xd!04
?3*
5
Nat Carbon pref-100
Nat Cash Reg
Nat Container
Ohio Brass pref.
Class B
Ohio Leather
Ohio Oil
30M
22
—(t)
50
145*
xn
14
A
Preferred.
295*
85*
33*
55*
„2K
Novadel Agene--(t)
m
preferred.. 100
National
shares
Rubber
12
233*
(t)
__
Amer
55
235*
34
European Oil
1
North German Lloyd
565*
95*
National
25*
45*
Nat Bellas-Hess—1
75*
Preferred
100
57 5*
Nat Biscuit
10
Preferred
100 d 1363*
243*
Nat Breweries
1
303*
Preferred
100
Nat Candy
Cent Texas .5
No
255*
-(f)
Baking.(f)
National Brick
Amer
555*
Nat Licorice com 100
si*
fi
(+)
255*
10
*
Nat Fuel Gas
325*
15*
42 K
Noma Elec
^
Oorp. .5
.
IK
Mavis Bottling A. .1
Mayflower Assoc. (t)
May (The) Dept
10
213*
125*
25
Nat Dairy Prod.-(t)
Preferred cl A. 100
Rockwell
50
6% cum pref
7
17
'25i
5
Kelly-Sprlngf Tire.5
17}*
55K
275*
875*
Marine Midland. .10
83*
5
1st
r
Marlin
/% pref.iou
KOStk Yds Me. "
Kellogg Switcn A 810
15
1
Maracaibo Oil Exp»
Steel
Keith-Albee Orph—
7% preferred.. 100
1053*
25*
2
'Ik
5
d
23
35*
(t)
,
Nitrate Oorp of Chile
ctfs for ord B
35*
v
Rights...
Motor
(+*
Class B
Preferred-
45
Preferred
f«
82.
10
File.
North A Judd
(t) k
Mot Wheel
Pref class B—100
41
WU. U
Class
Manning Bowman
A Co class A—(t)
Maple Leaf Mill, (t)
i.unguiw
SJU
1
.100
Transit
NBes-Bem't-P'd
Morse Twist Drill
d"
90
Y
Oorp conv pf..(t)
+ d
Common
23*
OK
55*
Mandel Bros Ino.(t)
95
15*
pref—
\ O U1 /
24
100
Mangel St com..(t)
63*% pf w W..100 K
35*
Nat Aviation
100
Sugar
Preferred
A*
Common
UlW/OVJI
llh
415*
625*
45*
23
70
MorrellUohn) & Oof d 545*
Morrls(Phll.)&Oo 10 *d 145*
Morris (Philip) Cons
1
51K
40
.
cum
_
Margay Oil Oorp.(t)
Johnson Tin Foil
A Metal.
Jonas&Naumburg
$3
16 5*
52
$65* cum conv pf t a
MacAnd A Forbes 10 d
20K
Preferred
100 xd 69
21
WarQ
'OX
100
2
N
Nicholson
45
Etubo.
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref
Moore Corp Ltd
Moore Dr For A_(t),
90
12
74
17
Northam Warren
Class A
55*
75
15
1
7% pref
123*
93*
185*
(t)
North
A Machinery..100
Preferred——-10U|
(t),d
First
133*
Moto Meter G A E.l
-10 d
1
93*
1
pref 7%.lUt>
Common
N Y Shipbuilding..
21
no common
68
755*
755*
22 K
10
49
,
IK
33*
20
Y Merchandise-
16
39
Pre£erred--}M
preferred--100
100
I*
100
13
119
40
93
pref-.t d
Montgomery
M
Macfadden Pub-
12K
75*
29
„
Wiles Bis. .25
1st
100
66
Sons
(t) dk
Drtferred-100
Lord A Taylor—100
Loose
155*
Second pref
N Y Dock
N
_t
...
.
Preferred
1&K
63
9
2K
6 K% pref—100
Ludlum Steel—
Id
10
IK
3
23*
Louisiana Oil Ref
t d
com
15*
2
(t)
Preferred...
100
Monsanto Ch WkelO d
3K
Lorlllard (P)
(t) d
Int Ptg Ink
Interaat
2
N Y Investors Inc(t) d
First pref
100
I d
(t)|
.
Voehrlnger pf .100
5K
5
35*
t
100
dlv
A
cum
Mohawk
15
20
19
(t)
$6.50
28
il*
40
t d
Land..
Arizona
Mo Portl Cement.25
Mock Judson A
185*
*
-
-
14%
4K
2K
2K
13 K
Class O
0-.....(f
100,
100,
pf .100.
15*
Pref 6 3*%..—100
Loew's Ohio Theatre
1st pref
Loft Inc.—
Worsted
25*
(f)
common
93
130
'II*
30
New Mexico 6c
Minneap-Honeywell
Rogulator
'*■">
6% pref ser A.100 k
Mlnneap-Moline
3
Power Implem__t d
2K
91K
IK
245*
N Y Auction
N Y Air Brake
10
38 K
55
85
25*
s*
30
85*
45*
135*
Miller
(I)
80
85*
(t)
sh
MIdvale Co.
pref
cum
with purch wart d
Loew's Boston Th 25
|f
cum
(t)|d
lOOlrf
$65*
40 5*
40 K
„
Preferred
Int Petrol
5
non-cum
75
135*
cem
First pref
23 K
Loew's Inc..—-
2d
Preferred
100 d 113
Int Merch Mar., (t) d
6K
Int Nickel (Canada) t d
18K
7%
Products
85*
155*
(t)
pref
conv
$2
t
Liquid Carbonic
t
Locomotive Fireboxt
1st
50 d
*
Harvester
Refg
25*
o
Engl
65*% Pref
N J
Midland Steel
115*
Long Bell Lain A (t)
34
Educational—
185*
105*
Int Carriers Ltd
int Cement Corp..
iiit
35*
.
}0
(t)
15*
3
2
11
405*
33*
New Hav Cl com.25 d
15*
J*
36
145*
com...—15
Grain
I
Products com__(t) I
45*
25*
345*
15*
103*
383*
35*
35*
Cord¬
Preferred
100
New Bradford Oil-.5 d
New
Midland Royalty—
$2
85*
13*
inn
Bedford
New
575*
J
70
10
Preferred
Lion Oil
l
17 k
d
3
conv
age
50
Sugar..m d
Preferred..
10
Mld-Cont Pet.
<t)<*
Middle States Pet—
Class Bvtc
Liberty Baking
33*
0K
20"
Oil.(f)
Oil—(f)
Mich Steel Tube.(t)
23 K
Lib McNeil A Lib-10
6
.1"'
105*
§g
5 d
Prod
Lerner Stores
78
Indiana Pipe JLlne oo d
Indian Motocycle._1
intercom
8
Leonard Oil Dev..25
3
India Tire& Rub.(t)
Preferred
100
Corp.—<TJ
61
Michigan
14
Leh Portl Cement 50
Preferred
100
55*
.
Mich Gas &
Lehigh Valley Ooajt
6% cum conv pf 50
k
100
13*
373*
34
ii*
18
d
Metro-GoldPict pf h d
Mexican Petrol .100 d
45
Lee Hub A Tire
6
Lefcourt Rlty Oorp 1
Conv pref
(t)
LehUoaiA Nav.IT)
of Gt. Brit A Iral'o
Preferred
+
1
100
pref 100
Nelson (Herman)..5
Neptune Meter A (t)
Newberry (J J) Co
Common.
(t)
Preferred 7% -100
Newport Indust... 1 d
5*
..
Brick
15*
363*
100
9K
Am dep rets ord £1
Indepeu Brew'g
Preferred
50
Pav
ClassAvtc
32"
Imperial Tobacco
.
Machine..(t) d
Metroo
Mexico-Ohio
32
7%
23*
10
225*
43*
Nehi Oorp com..(t)
Nelsner Bros
.it)
32
...ft)
65*% pref A..100
Mesabi Iron.
1
22 3*
12 60
common
Merrlt, Chapman &
65
Inc corn d
135*
13K
com.
^
40
Nat Union Radio (t)
31
PrPfetT(»d
39
Natornas Co of Oal
18
Scott
535*
135*
115*
d
com
Preferred
-
(t) d
50 d
25
53
11*
29
C
17
24
Nat'l Transit
Mergenth'ler Lino(f)
Hat
25*
525*
125*
105*
Nat Toll Bridge A(t)
Nat Tool com
50
100
Merriiuac
K
23
w
97
17
Mono. .100
11
40
16
60
62"
b
Wat Tea
15*
14
48
100
National Tile
21
m'm±m
1
(t) k
Preferred..
3
205*
83
(t)
inn
m
r
Nat Sugar Refg..(t) d
Nat Supply Co...25 d
IK
56"
100
175*
Lawrence Portland
Cement
7K
225*
325*
155*
26 d
30
7K
Imperial Tobacco
225*
32
Lakey Fdy & Mach t
Lambert Co
" d
Lane Bryant
11
10
10C
Lanston
7K
405*
Warrants
...
53
25 d
Nat Steel Corp..(t)
95*
225*
Corp
MerckCoro oref
155*
104
225*
15*
1st pf 6%
100
MengelGo
Id
7% cum pref—100
Mercantile Stores!t) d
Mesta
Olark
Preferred
100
HygradeFoodProd .5
25
6
15
Baking common t d
Laclede Steel.——60
Lake of the Woods
Preferred
7
84
8
Nat Steel
95*
...
Shoe
common
Common
1005*
365*
Landers, Frary A
2
26
(Tj
395*
Kroger Grocery A
2
Imperial Oil JLtd (t Id
Registered shares.\d
65
53*
225*
Kresge Dept Stores 1 d
Kress (8H)*Oo (t)
5
Hygrade Sylvan, (t)
5*
5*
12 K
63*
_
30
60
24 5*
'
Melville
15*
205*
Preferred——.100
Huylers Inc—
Common
(t)
7 % pref stmpd 100
5*
£1
Preferred
105*
10
Conv part pref.(t)
Nat Shirt Sh Del it) d
Preferred
—100
3
65*
82
5 d
Preference A
50 d
McLellan Sts com(t) d
6% pr6ferred._100 d
Mead Johnson A Oof d
Mellins Food
"85*
6
UK
55*
Howe Scale com
Preferred
100
Hudson Mot Oar._t
Humble Oil A JR..25
15*
10
d
Kresge (S 8) Oo—
Com (vot)
-10 d
v....25
.
k
(t)
23
B
43*
23
Ask.
share.
•
Nat Screen Serv.(t) k
Nat Service Oos.(t)
25
9
Common
1
1
com..(t)
Amer shares
25*
3
cl B.t d
Preferred
2
Household Fin pf.50
\xd 483*
Houston Oil (Tex) 100
33 K
.
22
cm
Pf(7%)(non-v) 100
McGraw-Hill Pub.f
McKeesport T Pi (t) d
.
40
1
d
100 d
Preferred
Bid.
Par.
Per
McKesson & Robb—
Kirby Petrol
Klein (D E)
Co.._
8K
10
30
,(f)
Canada
65
195*
5*
45*
215*
Kinney (G R) Inc.
.225*
7K
8 3*
Hard't(NY) t
Houdallle-HersheF
of
57
Kobacker Stores—Oum pref 7% .100
Kolster-Brand Ltd
Non vot
8
65*
115*
11
Common
d
Klnner Air & Mot.l d
15*
Horn A
ideal Cement
Illinois Brick
Kelvlnator Oorp.(t) d
Kendall Co$6 pfd(t) d
94
104
18
Holland Furnace._t
Holly Sug Co
__1
Preferred
_inr
Horn (A O) com..(t)
Huylers
6
94
Higbee 1st pref.. 100
2d preferred...100
Hires <OE) CoA.(t)
Hollander tAjdt Son vu
Hupp Motor
6
1
Klmberly-OlarkOorp
Heyden Chemlcal.10
New
McOrory Sts (vot)_t d
1
6
Herr-Hall-Marv 100
HersheF Chocolate
Convertible pref t
Class A
Conv class A
Class B
Stocks.
Per share
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel,
91
25
100
Hercules Motors, (t)
Hercules Powd__ (f )
Preferred
inn
Class
ik
W) Oa
Common
.
19
93*
Ask.
_
Peri share.
45*
:,3K
Hearst Oonsol Pub—
cl A
25
H Rubenstein
Bid.
Par.
'
89
STOCKS
I
a
Fora
Co
(t)
cl A pflOO
Penney
(J
Common
6% cum
3
123*
5*
43*
13*
255*
50
24
25*
15*
55*
175*
"45*
23
105*
505*
O)
Penn Coal A Coke 5u
Pa-Dixie Cement.. 1
Merles A pref
100
Peon Salt Mfg
50
445*
1035*
75*
75*
28
42 "T
Penn Traffic.__.2 H d
I
Purchaser also pays accrued dlv.
d Price per share, not per cent.
* Last sale
s Nominal, r Canadian price,
rights, z Miuiuaum pricee^caoiisaedon .vloutraal aud Toronto Stock and Curb Exchanges.
1 Without par value.
a
s
Sale price,
x
Ex-dividend.
i/Ex
90
industrial
Btocka.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
share.
Penn-Mex Fuel —2
ttike-Kumler
4
Common
(t)
River Raisin Pap (t)
Riverside Silk Mills t
05* % cum pref.10
Pet Milk
fti
ttockwood
7% preferred—100
Am.—5
Pet Oorp of
14
13 5*
Phlla Insul Wire
T
PhU A Read O So I.t
Phillip-Jones Oorp.t
Preferred..
100
Phillips Petrol
t
Phoenix Hosiery
6
Mot
Roval Dutch OnN
Oorp
t
Preferred
Kuberoid Oo
-
Pigg Wlgg Corp.—t
Plllsbury Flour Mills
.
_
(t) d
.
243
Pilot Radio A T A.t
Pirelli Oo of Italy
Am shs 500 lire...
4.7%
435*
ion
57
38 5*
u> d
215*
4%
10
72
29
39
i
7% pref ser A.100
6% pref ser B.100
Scotten-Dillen
10
Scoviil Mfg
25
Seaboard Oil
(t)
Seagrave Corp..
i
Sears, Roebuck A
Co common
(t) d
Seeman Bros
(t)
Segal Lock A Hard¬
ware com—(f)
Preferred
50
Seiberling Rubb. (t)
245*
22%
30
39
36
2^
Pen
(t)
%
lag
18
Hosiery M (vot)10 d
Pref (veting).. 100
Raybestos-Manhat t k
Red Bank Oil
(t)
pf-100
Simmons Oo
T
SImms Petrol Co.10
17
50
55
16%
165*
175*
(Franklin) So
Oo pref
100
Singer Mfg
100
Singer Mfg Ltd— £1
SkellyOIl
2f
6% cum pref--100
Sloss-Sheff 8 So 1.100
8
8%
Stroock & Co
1%
20%
Reeves (Daniel), (t)
05* % pref
100
Rels (Robt) So Oo—r
109
Jst pref (Ohio) inn
2
13
2%
15§
5/
4%
3
4%
1%
m
Remington Arms __f
5
70
80
.
9
8%
ig*
Sweets Oo of Am.50
Swift A Oo
—25
Swift Interuat'l—16
2p
loo
31
335*
ion
29%
33
Republic Steel
6 d
(t> d
..100
deferred
Respro Inc
t
Preferred..
10
Revere Oop So Br..t d
45*
4%
17%
42
42%
8%
7
9
iron A Steel com.t d
Preferred-_ .100
Technicolor Inc
(t) d
20
7% cum pref..100
Reybarn Co Inc...1
Reynolds Invest, (t)
40
50
Reynolds
18%
12%
_
(f) d
t
jp%
30
11H
7% conv pref--100
Thompson-Starrei (t)
S3)i pref
(t)
Thompson (J R). .26
Thompson Prod A.t
7
28
13
61
455*
l
T%
100 !X
80
65
W
Tide Water Oil
73
75
17
Tim ken
17 «
175*
HH
Stocks, Inc
40
45
148
153
20
I*
43
6
TransamerlcaOorp
5
7%
2%
6%
"6%
Steel Forging
Trlco Products
13%
13%
Triplex Saf Glass—
Am dep rets reg £1 k
81%
82
55
65
Truax- Traer CoallOO
Trrumbull-Olifrs
t d
ff)
So Porto
33
RicoSug (t)
5
100
50
32
Spalding (AG)ABr( t)
10
8'west Pa P L
45
Pref
485*
%
t
t
100
Spencer Kellogg, (t)
Sperry Oorp v t C—1
Spicer Mfg Oo... (+)
•3 cum conv prer t
Spiegel-May-Stern t
Splltdorf-Beth El(t)
com (t)
Brands (t) d
•7 pref
ger A
t d
Standard
Y*
3%
34
133
37
12
51
Spang Ohalf't So Oo t
6% cum pref. .100
Sparks-Wlth'gt'n Oo
6
19%
3
10
7
A"
p
s*
9%
w
I*
19%
65
145
30
19%
95*
121
10
27%
122%
Warner
Bros
Preferred
4
395*
15*
5%
18%
5
(t)
Warner-Qulnlan
20
Oo
78
Warren Bros
Oonv pref—
21%
(f) d
t d
—(t) d
Warren Fdy So PIpet d
Washburn wire—(t) d
f
60
3%
20%
30%
15%
11
Watson (J W) Oo (t)
Wayne Pump
Oonv pref
24%
(t)
24%
(f)
1%
(f)
Webster Elsenlohr25 d
6%
United Carhnn vtr t
26
United-Carr Fast (t)
United
Chemical
$3 part pref
(t)
Un Cigar Stores.. 10
Preferred
100
109
•7 preferred —100
WeichGrape Juice —
55
5
102
Business
Publishers pf__100
Preferred
100
Wells Fargo Expr__l
60
54
26%
17
20
42c
43c
2
r
15*
W esson Oil A Snow¬
drift v t c
(t)
21
24
•4 conv pref
t d
West Air Express. 10 k
West Auto Supply—
Common A
85*
175*
Pict—
Common
Pf without warr 50
UDit Amer Bosch.(t)
United Biscuit—
Purchaser also pays accrued dlv.
d Price per share, not per cent,
k Last sale, n Nominal.
1/ Ex-rights.
z Minimum price establistied on Montreal and Toronto stock and curh exchanges,
25
145*
35*
375*
5*
41%
.....
a
15
100
15
60
Oom Class A._ (t)
Oom Class B_. (t)
Preferred
loo
Warner Aircraft- (t) d
IM
14
7
96
_
65*
135*
3
345*
45
8
29
YdeOmahalOO
^.7% conv pref. 100
United
(f)
Preferred
4%
Onion Oil o'Calif.25
com
2
34
36
Union Tank Car
(t)
Unit Aire A Trans,
.
'185*
82%
Walworth
Oa
(t) d
Ward Baking Oorp—
49
_
com
(t)
Underwood Elliott
Fisher..
(t)
Preferred.. ..inn
Unexcelled Mfg..10
Un B A P Corp.. m
Union Garb A Oarb t
Pref with warr
11
Waltham Watch B (t)
Prior pref
100
41
Ulen & Co
of Am
27%
12%
11%
7%
25%
Tubize Chatillon (t)
Class A
i
Un St
6
2
(f)
t
Preferred
100
Preferred B
14Ks
Walgreen Oo com (t)
Q%% cum pf .100
Walker Dishwasher
Corp
t
Walker (H) Good'm
& Worts com_.(t)
9%
36
Tung-Sol Lamp—(t)
4
19
Furnace pref
M
30
100
Class B
Waldorf System
10^
5%
^
7
40
1
WalttABondlnoA(t)
Transue A Williams
20
13c.
30c.
Vogt Mfg—
5%
(t) k,
Vulcan DetlnninglOO
.57%
Preferred
100
100%
Waco Aircraft
12
(t)
10%
Wagner Elec
15
35
t
11*
25%
31
1 d
Preferred
27
TraDS Lux Daylight
Picture Screen ...1
A"
Va Iron O A O—100
12
Todd Shipyards, (f)
Torrlngton Oo
it)
Trans Air Transp
1
2%
12%
7% prior pref.100
0% part pref. .100
Tob Prod Exp to. (f)
1%
8'
40
28
(t)
Common
35%
(t)
Tobacco Prod cl A__
Tob Prod of Del W I
1%
2
Va-Caro Ohem—
3$
RoUBea'(t)
fi»
(t)
Stamped
Venezuelan Petrol. 5
66
_
2%
1
Preferred.
100
Vanadium Oorp
t
Van Camp Pkg—(t>
Preferred
—.26
Van Raalte Co.... 5 d
1st preferred—101 d
¥
t
B
common
t
100
12i%
56
7% preferred-.100
Valley Mould A Iron
13
Tobacco & Allied
Preferred.
84^
d
Unlv Pipe A Rad-.l
Preferred
100
Vadsco Sales Corp
Common...
(t)
7
Pref (non-vot) 100
Tlmken-Det Axle.in
14
Southland Royal.(t)
South Penn Oil
25
Stahl-Meyer
26
(f) k
16%
15
100
Cooler A. (t)
Class
11
Trunz Pork Stores (t) k.
Truscon Steel—100 d
„
60
Pref x-warr
25
Richman Bros
(t)
Richman Radiator—
Tide w Assn OH
97
1
-
Universal Plctures(t)
1st preferred
100
21
5
Spear So Oo.
45%
1st pref
100
2nd pref
100
Richfield Oil of Calif
37
Univer
55*
900
20
19
10 d
24
.1
52%
58"
—t d
Unlv Leaf Tob__ (t;
Preferred
100
15*
Pacific Land
Trust old stk. .100
52
$6 preferred
(t)
United Wall Pap.(i)
55*
Thermoid
5p
100
United Stores com.t d
Common v t c_(t)
125*
5
Tennessee Prod pf .50
■>,7.
Common...
2%
10
Rhlnelander Pap 100
Rice Stlx Dry uds. t
d
Corp..
5
Preferred—
105*
18
15*
8
Oonv pref._
(t>
Thayer-Foss pref 100
m
pref
U S Tobacco
6
.
m
60 d
Preferred
40
1st preferred.. 1GT
9%
__f
8
2
18
1st
18
9
(t) d
U 8 Stamping—.100
U S Steel Corp—100 d
Preferred
-.100
U S Stores com., (t)
3%
TS
ThatcherMfg( vot) (t
65*
im
Rubber
Preferred
90"
Taylor Milling ..(f)
Taylor-Wharton
10
1VA
100
1st preferred..100
4
100
8
3
USSm Ref AMIn.50 d
2%
Taggart Oorp com.t
Tastyeast Inc cl A(f)
Taylor-Oolqultt Oo t d
6
-
50 d
USRealtyAimp—. t d
U 8
t
19 ^
m
(t)
Preferred
29
t
Co
(t)
Preferred
11%
9%
8%
South'n Pipe Line 10
1st pref..
Id pref..
Common
U S Radiator
Swan A Finch Oil.25
Preferred
25
Tennessee
(t) d
Playing Card. 10
U S Print A Litho—
16
10
B
U 8
Portland—
■»
Class
1st pref
2%
South Air Transp (t)
6
1st pref.
100
Rem t n Rand com. 1
1
Cement B.
Preferred
y
60 %
U S Pipe A Foundry
Common
.-.20 d
1
18
11
48
Pref with warr.100
Southeast Exp. .100
South Dairies A
1
96
Superior Steel
10i«
SwaUow Airplane (f)
A
113
10r
7% cum pr pf-100
Part conv Acl A(c
U S Lines pref
(t)
31K
45
Snider Packing., (t)
Socony Vacuum
Oorp
25 d
Solvay Amor Inv—
.
.
2!h
i
26
20
Alcohol, (t)
U S Leather v t c.(t) d
Stuts Motor Oar..t
Sugar Estates
Orlente pref
100
Sun Oil com
(f>
6% cum pref..100
Sun ray OI1
5
Superheater Oo.. (t)
.
Freight
U 8 Ind
Texas Gulf Sulph (f)
Texon Oil A Land—t
O) Oorp(+)
ih
6%
12%
U S Hoff Machln'y5
34^
§1*
Smyth Mfg Oo
.
2%
Belter-Foster Oil. ft)
Reliable Stores
(})
Reliance Internat At
Reliance Mgt(Ohlo) t
Smith (A
24
(t)
5
33
..
100
1
U S Foil B
Tex Par CoalAOil .lO d
.100
Preferred.
Preferred--
Texas Oorporatlon26 d
Simon
Reece
Button-Hole
Machine
10
Reece Fold Mach.10
cum cv
y
1H
(t)
U S
89 M
7%
70
1M
4
8 Finishing
U
Texas
0%prefAA—IOC
15*
14%
42
..10P
Preferred
19%
Sher-Wms Oan__(t)
Preferred
100
Silver (Isaac) A Bros
_
Envelope—100
9
U S Express—.—100
50
17%
+
Shell Transp A Tr £2
Shell Union Oil
i
10
U S Gypsum
Preferred
Telaut'g'ph Oorp-. 5
9K
Sheaffer
5
Common
B—(t)
U S Dlstrib
-t
Preferred
100
Webster (+)
_
39 «
Shafctnck (Frank
3
U 8 Dairy Prod A (t)
U S Glass
45*
pref—t
conv
32
•
Stlnnes(Hugo)Oorpt
Superior
48%
Preferred.—25
U S Bobb A Shut.100
Preferred
100
Steel Oo ofOan
Class
100
(t)
United Pub pref—Untd Sb Mach Oo25
10. d
Symington Co
4
t
pref.—f
8
lOi
115
t
_
conv
93"
51 %
36%
silk
Common
k
5 5* %conv pf 100
Sherw-WUlIams ..26
140
Rainier Pulp & PapA
7%
48
16
79
Sugar com——(f)
Preferred
(C
(t) fc
100 k
6%% pref
Stein Cosmetics
2%
1SH
U 8
Common—
M
Un Prof Sharing, (t)
Stanley Works—25 d
Starrett(L 8) Oo.(ti d
Starrett Oorp
1 d
Preferred..
Stein (A) & Co-
y
5%
11%
61%
1%
Unit Piece Dye com T
Preferred
100
Studebaker Oorp .t
Preferred.
100
38
60
United Porta Rican
Stone A
55
5
50
:
1
Fruit
3
4
United Milk Prod (t)
$3
preferred--(+)
Unit Paperboard 100
Stew-Warn Speed. 10
15
•3.50
85*
Railroad Shares._(f)
Rwy & Lt Secur(t)
Rainbow Luminous
Product A
t
Common
United
Stand OU (Neb)..26
Stand OllofN J—26 d
Stand 011 (Ohio)..25 d
5 % preferred
100
Stand OU Expt pf 100
Standard Screw. 100
Preferred A.
100
Stan Text Prod—100
Preferred A
100
Preferred B—100
2%
1
Stlx Baer A Fuller (t)
Hp. it)
Sharp So Dobme
1
_
B common
Un Eng A Fdy
26
(t^
52
(Oal)-(t)
Stand OU (Ind)—25
Stand Oil (Kan).. 10
100
10f
Sharon steel
~
Quaker Oats—{+)
6 % preferred. 100
Reynolds Spring
Reynolds Tob
Stand OU
Preferred
.25
Sterchi BrosStores(t)
Stetson (J B)
(f)
Preferred
25
3H
Per share.
United Dry Dock (t)
United Dye wood. 10(
Preferred,
10P
United El Ooal v t c t
Superior Oil
▼ t c....l d
Preferred v t c.ion
Seton Leather
(t)
(+)
Met
18
75
r55%
89%
50
ServelOo
100 d
it '
Class A
Stand Cap So Steel .5
Stand Com Tob—t
Sentry Safety Oon(f)
6% votpref... 100
Reo Motor Oar
p
3
Selby Shoe..
Prudential Invest (r)
„
k
Sellers (O I) So Sons
Co pref
HH
Producers Royalty.!.
Propper M 'Call*m( t)
_
%
V
Preferred
....
Real
H 6%
Preferred
Scott Paper
Otfs of deposit
com
jfc
Ryan Cons Petrol (t)
Ryerson (Jos)
(t)
Safety Oar H A L100
Safeway Stores—(t)
0% pref..
100
7% pref... ...ion
St Joseph Stk Td 100
St Lawrence Oorp (t)
Bid.
Par
_.
4
33
Preferred
Schiff Oo com
_
Class B
25
1
7 % preferred—100
Schulte Retail St.. 1
Preferred
100
Price Bros
100
Preferred
100
Prac A Gamble., (t)
8% Preferred. 100
5% pref..
100
Pr*d A Ref Oorp. 50
Preferred.
.50
.
25*
Savage Arms
(t)
Savan'h Sug com.-i
Prairie OU A Oas .26
Radia-Ketnb-orpb
50
5
Salt Greek Prod-. 10
11H
Prairie Pipe L
25
Pratt & Lambert., t
Pressed Steel Oar (t)
Bakeries
Gyrene Mfg
—
15*
~
Stocks.
Ask.
Stand Oil (Ky)___ 10
—
Salt Creek OenOUl
(f)
5
8% preferred_
—
4
St Regis Pap, com_1
Preferred
IOC
Porto Ric A Tob—
Class A
(t)
$6 preferred.._(t)
Publication Oorp (f)
—
Pacific Oo—_10t
Preferred
10C
Pitts United Corp 25
7 % conv pf
100
Plttston Oo
_(t) d
Plimpton Mfg OolOO
Plymouth Oil
6
Poor So Oo class B.(t)
Purity
40
16
7% preferred. .100
Preferred
100
Plttsb Term OoallOO
Preferred
100
First pref
10%
St L Nat Stk Y._ 110
St L Rocky Mt A
Pitts Screw So Bolt(t)
Plttsb Steel pref. 100
Pittsburgh Steel Fdy
Common
(t)
Pullman Inc
Pure Oil Oo
2%
15
St Lawrence Flour
Mills com.
_10<
Preferred
_.10n
St L Oar Co com. .10
d
Preferred
60
Pitts Ooal (Pa)..100
Preferred
.100
Plttsb Oil So Gas—6
Plttsb PI Glass—.25
Potrero Sugar
165*
25*
ion
.
Pref class A
Pltney-Bowes Post-t
Plttsb Brewing.—60
Class B.
15
15
Royal Typewriter (f)
100
Pierce Governor, (t)
Pierce Oil Oorp
26
Preferred
100
Pierce Petrol
t
common
Rogers Peetcom.100
Rolls-Royce of Amer
Preferred
100
Rolls-Royce Ltd—
Am dep rets
Roosevelt Field
5
Bid.
Par
11
Roxy Theatre units
Common
(t)
Preferred A... (+)
ion
Fierce-Arrow
100
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share.
Root Ref Co
1
Conv prior pref.10
Rossia Int Corp.. (t)
Pie Bakeries Inc.(t)
Oar
Preferred
Vu
Petrol A Trading A.
Phelps-Dodge
26
Phlla Dairy pref
with warrants...t
Oo
(t) d
Preferred
a. 100 d
Rocky Mt Fuel—100
13
Warrants
Preferred
t)
Ritter Dental Mfg.t d
Peoples Drug Stores
stocks
miscellaneous
&
Canadian price,
t No par value.
s
Sale price.
(t) k
x
ft*
17%
Ex-dividend.
July, 1933.]
Stocks.
v-
INDUSTRIAL
Per share.
West Dairy Pred At
Glass Bvtc..(f)
West Tab A Sta vtc
S8
83%
10%
M
17
llH
(t)
(1)
Conv pref
(t)
Willys-O verland --25
Preferred-..—100
W uson & Go
t
Glass A
21%
2%
7%
t
Preferred
100
Wolverine Portl O 10
8
d Price per share, not per cent,
Bonds.
Bid.
Agricultural—5s *53 op '33-MAN
5s Nov 1952 opt 1932
MAN
Arkansas 5s 1952 opt 1932.MAN
Atlanta—6s 1952 opt 1932—JAD
5s 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAN
6s 1956 opt 1936
MAS
Atlantic—6s 1953 opt 1933—MAS
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAS
5s 1954 opt 1934
JAJ
5s 1955 opt 1935
JAD
5b 1957 opt 1937
MAS
5s 1953 opt 1933...
MAS
Bankers—5s *53 opt *28
JAJ
5s May 1952 opt 1932...MAN
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933—MAN
4%s 1955 opt 1935
-JAJ
Burlington4%s 1957 opt *37
4%s Feb 1957 opt *3?
FA A
58
54
58
48
41
52
41
44
41
44
41
44
48,
52
52
48
48
52
48
48
52
52
48
52
/
/
/
r
33
37
33
37
33
37
California—6s 1951 opt 1931-M AN
5s July 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
5%s Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN
57
57
60
57
24
60
27
24
27
54
54
54
59
Central 111—5s '53 opt '33..JAD
5s July 1 1953 opt 1933.—JAJ
Central Iowa—6s '63 opt "33.AAO
5s May 1 1942 opt 1927-MAN
4%s Nov 1 *52 opt *32„.MAN
Chicago Joint 5 %s *51 opt*31 MAN
5 s 1951 opt 1931
MAN
5 s 1952 opt 1932
5s 1963 opt 1933
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
4%s 1952 opt 1932
4%s 1963 opt 1933
4%s 1962 opt 1932
4%s 1964 opt 1934
MAN
4%s 1965 opt 1935
AAO
Dallas—5s 1953 opt 1933—B
5t 1954 opt 1934.
5s 1963 opt 1933
5s 1965 opt 1935
5s 1966 opt 1938
5s 1966 opt 1936
60
.
59
59
25
25
25
,29
25
29
25
29
29
29
25
29
25
29
25
29
25
29
AAO
JAJ
JAJ
AAO
54
58
54
58
58
58
58
54
54
54
54
54
58
58
58
58
54
58
54
58
5%s 1951 opt 1931
MAN
Denver—5s 1954 opt 1934—JAD
5s 1955 opt 1935
FAA
5s 1956 opt 1936
FAA
54
5%s Nov 1951 opt 1931..MAN
54
59
5s
54
59
_
Des Moines—5s *52
opt '32.MAN
5a May 1953 opt 1933.—MAN
1963
opt 1933
—MAN
5%s Nov 1951 opt 1931 ..MAN
54
54
59
54
59
First Carolines—5s 52 opt'32MAN
i)s 1954 opt 1934
AAO
5s 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
6s Feb 1956 opt 1936
FAA
6s June 1956
opt 1936
JAD
FIrstof Ohey—5s 52 opt *32 MAN
First of Olev—5s'53 opt '33.MAN
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
49%
37%
37%
37%
lstofFtWayne5%s,31opt'51MAN
54
58
54
58
58
_
5s Nov 1953
opt 1933.—MAN
4%s May 1957 opt 1937.MAN
4%s Nov 1957 opt 1937—MAN
FIrstof Minn—5s'51 opt'31 MAN /
5s 1952 opt 1927—
MAN /
5s 1962 opt 1932
MAN /
5b 1963 opt 1933
MAN /
5%s 1951 opt 1931
MAN "
First of Montgomery 5s'54
opt'34
5s 1966 opt 1936
6s Apr 1967 opt 1937
5a Deo 1967 opt 1937—
AAO
AAO
JAD
37
37
52*
47
54
54
14
58
14
17
14
17
17
14
17
14
17
39
39
39
39
42
woodwar^
4%
4%
1 k
100
100
r
Stocks.
10C
Woodward ALothrop
Common
10
2
10
16""
12
11
12
37c
6
11
35c
3
60 y
zy
w
x24
xl05
t-.iu d
45%
46"
Ltd—
17
16%
44%
48%
33
33%
9c Mach.
100 d
Preferred A
Preferred B
100
100
40
Wright Aeronaut'l.f d
Wrigley, (Wm) Jr._t d
Ask.
Per share.
25 d
20
22
9c
Coach Mfg clB.10 4
Preferred
100
Young (J S) Go
100
Preferred
100
Young (L A) Spring
9c
Wire
__(f)
Youngstown Sheet
& Tube (unstpd )f d
Preferred..... 100
Zenith Radio....<t) d
6
6%
32
28%
55
83
,
15
16
46
43
Worthlngton Pump
18s/
.
ill
Am dep rects ord.
Worcester Salt.-100
8}
8%
18%
68
1%
to
Wool worth
2%
2%
w
Yale 9c Towne
Yellow
Truck
-4—
i%
7% preferred-.100
Wool
25%
Bid.
Par
r
30%
2
1 d
Zonite Products
6%
15
47%
48%
Canadian price.
Bonds.
Bid.
Ask.
39
5s 1965
-MAS
opt 1935
5s i«6« opt 1936
First Trust of Chicago—
AAO
4%s Feb 1958 opt 1938—FAA
4%s Dec 1955 opt 1935—AAO
4%s July 1954 opt 1934—JAJ
48
43
52
48
52
48
48
52
52
54
54
58
58
54
58
MAS
54
58
FAA
54
58
MAN
4%s 1955 opt 1935
MAN
4%s Nov 1957 opt 1937-MAN
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933
MAN
70
First Trust of Dallas—
5s Sept 1954 opt 1934
5s Feb 1957 opt 1937
Fletcher 4%s 1954 opt 1934
5%s Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN
Fremont—5s 1953 opt *33-JAD
37
33
Preferred
Ask.
Per share.
First New Orl 5s '44 opt '34MAN
First Texas—5s '42 opt '32.MAN
5s 1943 opt 1933
MAN
44
Feb 1953 opt 1933.—FAA
Dec 1953 opt 1933
JAD
5s
5s
r
Ask.
54
84
78%
Oorp—
Williams (R O).-(t)
55
19
5 d
Gas
11 Wil-LowCafe.
76
28H
&
Wilcox-Rich
Class A
if*
.
tNw par value,
75
10
91
STOCKS
Bid.
Par
Woodley Petrol
Wooob Mfg
29%
First pref
.
100
Second pref.. 100
Wilcox & GIbbs
50
Wilcox
(H F)
OH
6%
Stocks.
Per share.
White Rk MIn Spgst d
3 %
Glass A
f
W Va Pulp A Pap. t
Preferred
100
Weatvaco Chlorine
Products
t
Wheel Steel Oorp 100
Preferred
100
White Motor
50
WhlteSew Mach (t)
Preferred
(t)
Par
10
Westing Air Br'ke(t)
Wesfhse El 9c Mf.CO
1st preferred
50
Weston El Instruct
Ask.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
MISCELLANEOUS
&
5s 1952
MAN
opt 1932
4%s 1965 opt 1935
JAD
4%s 1966 opt 1936.
AAO
Greensboro (NO) 5s'53 op'33 AAO
5s Dec 1955 opt 1935
JAD
Greenbrier 5s 1964 opt
5s 1965 opt 1935
5s 1957
opt 1937
5s 1968 opt 1938
1934.AAO
JAJ
MAS
—
Ql-Mldwest—5s '53 op '33-AAO
5s 1954 opt 1934
JAD
5s 1955 opt 1935
—MAN
4%s Mar 1958 opt 1938—MAS
4%s 1956 opt 1936
MAN
Iowa 4%s 1955 opt 1935
AAO
4%s 1956 opt 1936
FAA
6s Nov 1951 opt 1931
MAN
Kentucky—5s '52 opt '32
MAN
5s 1954 opt 1934
JAJ
5s Jan 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
Lafayette—5s 1953 opt '33.MAN
4%s Nov 1957 opt 1937—MAN
Lincoln—5s 1951 opt 1931-MAN
5s 1943 opt 1928—
MAN
5s 1942 opt 1927
—
MAN
4%s 1965 opt 1935...
JAJ
4%s 1966 opt 1930
JAJ
4%s 1967 opt 1937
JAJ
Louisville—5s 1952 opt 1932MAN
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933
MAN
Maryland-Va 5s \55 opt '35-MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
JAD
5s Apr 1957 opt 1937
AAO
Minneapolis Trust—
5s Nov 1952 opt 1932
Mississippi 5s '55 opt '35
70
70
70
70
53
53
57
57
53
57
53
57
48
52
48
57
52
61
57
57
61
61
57
61
41
45
41
45
41
45
41
45
41
45
58
58
58
60
63
63
63
60
60
54
54
58
58
54
58
54
54
53
5s
May 1953 opt *33
5s 1953 opt 1933.
5s 1954 opt 1934
6s 1958 opt 1930
MAN
38
FAA
48
52
48
52
48
52
48
52
48
52
48
57
60
56
60
56
56
68
60
60
72
72
68
52
56
56
56
52
52
52
24
24
24
24
24
27
27
27
27
24
27
57
/
/
/
/
/
/
60
66
27
57
57
57
57
60
60
60
60
57
/
60
17
17
14
14
14
14
/
/
/
17
17
46
50
50
46
1937—MAT
48
52
50
54
50
54
50
54
50
5b 1952
52
57
53
56
Tennessee—
54
54
54
54
50
4%s 1955 opt 1935
4%s 1956 opt 1936
4%s 1957 opt 1937
Union Louisville, Ky
60
57
57
53
Southwest (Little Rock, Ark.)—
5s May 1956 opt 1930 —MAT
5s May 1957 opt
57
53
MAN
MAN
MAN
JAJ
5s 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
5s Mar 1958 opt '38
MAS
So Minn 5%s'51 opt'31—MAN
5s May 1953 opt 1933
MAN
5s 1952 opt 1932.
MAN
5s 1964 opt 1934
MAP
57
57
53
57
60
60
5%s Nov 1951 opt *31—MAN
New York 5s *52
opt *32
JAJ
5s 1953 opt 1933—
JAJ
5s 1955 opt 1935—
JAJ
5s 1956 opt 1936
MAN
N Y A Pa—5s '53 opt *33—JAJ
N Y A N J 5s 1953 opt *33—JAD
5s 1954 opt 1934
MAN
4%s 1956 opt 1930
San Antonio—
57
57
53
5s 8ept 1957 opt 1937-MAS
Salt Lake O—5s '53
op '33 JAJ
5s July 1950
opt 1936—JAJ
Pennsylvania 5s '53 opt '33.MAN
5s Feb 1955 opt 1935
FAA
5s 1960 opt 1930
AAO
5s 1967 opt 1937
MAS
Phoenix 4%s '81 opt *41
..JAD
5s 1961 optional 1941
JAD
Potomac 68 1954 opt 1934
JAD
5s 1950 opt 1930
JAD
5s 1957 opt 1937—
FAA
6s Jan 1958 opt 1938
JAJ
9t Louis—5s 1953 opt *33
JAD
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
5s 1943 opt 1928
JAD
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934
MAR
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAS
57
57
63
53
53
53
57
54
Ask.
53
53
Portland, Ore—5s'53op'33 JAJ
5s 1954 opt 1934
MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAN
5s 1950 opt 1930
JAJ
Los Angeles—5s *53 opt '33 JAJ
5s Mar 1957 opt 1937—MA8
8an Fran—5s *53 opt '33
JAJ
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934—MAS
58
58
58
53
Bid.
Bonds and Stocks.
Pacific Coast Jt Stk Land Bk—
50
50
—JAJ
■
53
MAN
opt 1932
1934—MAN
FAA
Virginia-Oaro 5s '53 opt '33.MAN
5s Aug 1954 opt 1934
FAA
5s May 1957 opt 1937—MAN
5s 1950 opt 1930
-FAA
Virginia—5s '53 opt '33—MAN
5s Nov 1 1951 opt 1931—MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
48
52
48
52
48
52
JAD
48
JAD
48
41
52
45
41
45
41
45
Atlanta..—.—.—.———-Atlantic
——^
——.—100
41
45
Chicago
41
45
Dallas...
50
50
40
54
54
45
Des Moines
40
45
57
57
48
52
48
52
48
52
52
48
54
56
52
Oaro—5s '53 opt '38—MAS
5s 1952 opt 19? I
...MAN
5s 1955 opt 193 j
FAA
5s 1956 opt 1936—
MAS
57
53
53
6s Nov 1954 opt
5s 1957 opt 1937
5s 1955 opt 1935
5s 1956 opt 1936—
No
42
6s Apr 1957 opt 1937
AAO
Ohio-Penna 5s 1954 opt 1934 JAJ
5s Jan 1958 opt 1938. _....JAJ
42
42
Oregon-Wash 5s '52 opt' J2.MAN
5s Oct 1953 opt 1933
AAO
STOCKS
54
56
54
56
Par
-100
100
100
100
100
Denver
First Oarollnas
Freemont
Kansas Oity
100
Kentucky. .....—.———- -Lincoln
—100
-
3
3
6
■
"5"
4
5
6
%
2
1 111
1
...
1
1
1
North Carolina
Oregon- Washington...
Potomac
1
"3"
—
r
1 111
2
1
1
1
1
St Louis
100
........100
"5%
Virginia.5
%
San Antonio
South Minnesota
/ Flat price,
d Price per share, not per cent.
i' 1 1 »
1 1
1
1
X
The custom,
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 purcnaser 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 yield¬
below pricep for State and municipal securities, we give bid and asked quotations wherever they can be
In reporting
obtained
Therefore in most cases it will be found that Instead
however, is to quote municipal securities on the basis of the return they yield per annum.
ing the lowest rate, and the longer maturities yielding the highest return.
in all cases be added on.
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 or
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 almost
any price.
;i
V-'fV
■ .-v' "■
municipal bonds the custom has alwayB been to quote them "and interest." That is, the accrued interest must
In State
Note.—Owing to the present demoralized condition of the municipal bond markets, brokers and dealers find it
1
UNITED STATES—Bee also
iFirst Liberty
To
!<•'>■■
or
Ask.
pa ge
18.
1932-47 J&D io28a, 1021031
'32-'47_J&D 102
Loan—
4M% of 1933-38
A&O I02*'«i 103231
Treasury 4M* 1947-lvio2 A&O iio83»
Treasury 4s 1944-54
J&D I0620si loV^s'i
105431
Treasury 3%s 1946-56—M&S 105
Oonv 4 H % of
'Id conv 4%%
Fourth Liberty
I02nsi IO21031
IO21232
102»»j
1021182
1028«
100232
loo
1946-47—Q-J
3s Conversions
Instrumentalities ol
Land
Federal
J&J
4.00
to 5.35
4.00
to
454s R & B 1934-38—J&D
Iks 1939-1968
J&D
50
60
6s Municipal 1934-1960J&J
6s School 1934-1960—-F&A
4.25
to
51
55
Montgomery Pub Imp 6s 1934
56
63
56
63
56
63
60
70
6b Pub
Imp 1933-1938
«% San4ta»-v Sewer 10.33-44
Montgomery Co 4%s 1967-69
5s Road 1935
—A&O
55"
65"
55
65
55
65
ARIZONA
1002382
1001382
1008sj
100»°82
1012»82
1001032
102123,
95
6s Highway
1947-61 -J&J16
83
Navajo Co 4Ha June 16 '33-'80
Phoenix 4%s,60 opt '30..J&J b 6.25
4%s 1934-1960J&J b 6.25
101318,
103'43,
101808,
4 Ha Court Hse '33-'48.J&D b 6.25
6a Jan 1 1946
J&J b 6.25
6s Jan 1 1964 opt 1934..J&J b 6.25
5s W W 1934-1960
J&J b 6.25
80
Phoenix Un H S D 4%s 1948
10303,
Prescott 5a 1948
101 i832
10112a,
1012«32
1012»82
102H82
1001832
1001832
8
8
0s
1938-1957
85
Tucson 5s Water I960...-J&J
IHs W Mar 10 '3S..M&S10 6 6.00
1002232
Loan
85
84
85
84%
84%
84%
84%
85%
85%
85%
85%
96
100%
90%
90%
87
:
87
87
90%
90%
1-01 %
Hot
SI ON
100
100
100
to 4.50
to 4.50
to 4.50
6 4.75
to 4.50
6 4.75
to 4.50
6 4.75
to 4.50
90
92
90
92
90
92
90
92
99
100
97
100
97
100
97
100
100
IHs Fund
6 4.90
1941-60
to 4.75
to 4.75
to 4.75
to
Highway 1934-37—J&J3
Univ Blag Jan6'34-66J&J
Highway 1936-'48.J&J 30
1934-1947
F&A
Olympiad 1936-'71- J&J2
4 Hs
Jan 2 1934-1936 J&J 2
4Hs 1936-1930
F&A
4%s 1937-1940
—F&A
4%
1941-1947
F&A
4%s 1948-1952
F&A
4s Harb Imp 1986 opt "60-J&J
4s Jan 2 1941-1943
J&J2
4s J^n 2 1944-1948
J&J2
Alameda 4a 1933 to 1941.J&D
4%s Mun Imp '34-'4I-A&0
Alta Irrlg Dlst 6s
Bakersfield 6s 1934-'52—A&O
Berkley 5s 1942-1951
J&J
6s School 1934-1966
J&J
Brentwood Irrlg. District 6s_.
Citrus Heights Irrlg Dlst 6s
East Bay Mun TJtil Dlst6s 1936-1974
J&J
J&J 6 6.50
to 6.00
6 7.00
to
6 6.50
to 6.00
6 6.50
to 6.00
6 6.50
to 6.00
6 6.50
to 6.00
6.25
80
6s Schools 1933-1947.-.J&J
70
45
45
55
70
77
4s 1934
A&O
70
77
4s 1935-1936
A&O
70
77
4s 1937-1941
A&O
70
A&O
70
70
77
77
77
70
77
70
77
70
70
77
45
55
45
50
55
60
50
60
Funding 1942—
6s Pub Imp 1936-1938
77
M&N
IHs Ref 1934-1961— A&O
Mad'son Co 5s Refunding 1940
Mabile 5s School 1943—J&D
to 3.80
4%s Ref Wat 1934 —.J&D
3.50
to 2.50
10
4 Ha Ref Wat 1935-67. J&D
4.00
to 3.80
10
4Ha Water 1902-1965.J&D
5 D No 1 4He 1934-63.J&J
SDN.
1 1933 1947-J&D
4s July 1941-1945
J&J
Dnrango 4%s 1944
M&8
MoffatTunImpD5 Hs44-6*J&J
5Hs 1947-1956——J&J
6 Ha
1964-1973
J&J
6a 1974-1983
J&J
4.00
to 3.80
4.00
to 3.80
90
to 5. 75%
39
39
4Mb Water 1941-70...A&O
4Hs Sch 1934 to 1944.J&D
J&J
4%s 1934-1969 .......M&8
6s Municipal 1933-01 „F&A
6 Ha Harb Imp *33-'61M&N
Los A O 8 D 5Hs-'33-34 M&N
6Hs Nov 1935-60
M&N
6s
5s
F&A
F&A
1933-1934
1935-1964
J&D
4s
J&D
4s
J&D
4s
J&D
Los Ang Co 4Hs *34-'49—F&A
Merced Irrg Dlst 6s
Modesto Irrlg Dlst 6s
Oakdale Irrig Dlst 5s
Oakland 5Hs 1933-43.—F&A
4H« Mun Imp '33-'43-F&A
4 Ha 1934-1905
F&A
Oakland 8 D 4s 1933-44—J&J
4s
1934
1935-1936
1937-1945
1940-1961
c
Less 3.
2.00
to
3.25
to
3.25
to
3.25"
to 3.40
3.50
to
3.25
%
3.75 %
3.85
r
3.85
3.80
3.80
3.80
to 4.20
2.50
94
%
%
to 4.20
2.50
I
3.00
98
to 4.75
&
I
to 2.50
4.75
to 4.40
to
5%
to
4.75'%
4.50
to
3.00
to
3.00
to
4,75 %
4.75; %
4.75!%
F&A
3.50
to
3.00
to 4.60
3.00
to 4.75
Bristol 4Hs Water 1939—J&J
•5s July 1 1933-65
J&J
•Cheshire 4Hs 1934-45—J&J
5.75
,
to 5®
1934-1908—
4.75;%
5.75
to5<L
4.00
to 4.50
5.50
to
4.00
to
5.25
to 4.75
4.50
to
4.50
to
4.50
to
5%
5%
5%
Bast Hartford Fire District—
•6 Hs 1934-1951
M&N
4s Water Jane 1934.—J&D
4.00
to
5%
5.00
to 4.50
Glastonbury *4Hs '34-58. J&J
4.00
%
to 4.50
Danbury 4s 1946 taxable.J&J
•4Hs 1934-05
J&D
8Ha Fund 1941 tax'le.A&O
East Hartford (Town)—
4 Ha 8ch 1933-36
M&N
4Ha Sch 1937-49
M&N
4 Ha Sch 1950-59
M&N
5%
5%
Greenwich—
*4Ha 1934-1942 tax exm't
2.50
to 4.25
4Mb 1933-1934
1.50
to
30
38
4MB 1936-1951
3.25
to4.10
S D 4Hs 1933-1960-
4.40
to
Hartford 3Hs B<lge '56..J&J
•4s Water June 34-'39 J&D
•4s Water 1940-46
J&D
4.00
to 3.75
1.50
to
3.60
to 3.70
%
1.50
to 3.50
1.50
to 3.80
%
Groton
3 00
to 4.50
25
%
27
27
2.50
2.50
•4s Water
to 4.80
to 4.75
/o
4.75
2.50
to 4.60
2.50
to 4.75
'2".50'
to
2.50
to 4.80
3.00
to 4.85
2.50
to 4.85
3.00
to 5.10
%
%
4.75
4~.80 %
3.75
2.50
to
3.75
2.50
to 4.85
3.25
to
4.50
to 4.75
2.50
to 4.75
%
3%
%
to 3%
4%
%
72
75
18
20
to 4.30
2.00
to 4,30
2.50
to 4.40
to
70
%
%
%
%
%
to 4.40
2.50
2.50
tO
1933-34-J&J
2.00
to 2.50
f~37~?
"46"
Sacram'to Co 4Ha '33-"40 J&D
2.00
to 4.40
•4a High Sch '34-'65—.J&J
•4 Ha 1934
M&S
•4 Ha
•4 Ha
1935-1938
M&S
1939-1960
-M&S
4Ha Munic Bldg 1933 M&N
Hartf'dSD •4Ha'33-'47-M&8
•4Hi Northeast 1959.J&D
4Ha 2d North 1944
J&J
8Ha South Sept 1955-M&8
4Hs Southwest 1944—M&N
•4 Ha Wash't'n *41-'47.J&J
4s West Middle 1937—F&A
Kllllngly(Town)4Hs'34 50J&J
Litchfield 4 Ha 1935-37—
4%
3.00
to 4.75
3.00
to 4.75
3.50
to 4.75,
4.40;
%
%
%
%
%
%
46
46
46
u
Per
•.
4%
3.60
2.00
to 1.50
2.25
to 3.50
3.60
to 3.85
%
%
%
E50
4.00
to 4.50
4.75
to 4.25
4.75
to 4.30
4.60
to 4.15
4.60
to 4.15
4.60
to 4.25
4.V5
to
4.00
to
4.25
to 4.75
%
to 4.80
%
Mancne«ter
♦
1
4%
5%
—
to 4.75
...M&N
4.25
to 4.75
J&J
3.50
3.50
to 4.25
3.50
to 4.25
1
to 4.20
4H» 1934-1949
Meriden (City)
4H 1934-1943
23
2.00
1933-1938
3%
Meriden (T) 4s *34-'35—M&N
VTMdJptown 4" 1934 35.M&N
4.70
21
.
•4Hs 1934-1944.
M&N b 4.25
Manchester 9th School Dist—
4.25
4Ha 1934-1951
M&N
jfoO
to 5.10
2.50
Sale price,
%
4.50
3.00
4~25 %
to 4.70
s
85
36
to
to 4.25
Nominal
95
80
30
~2.50"
2.50
n
95 '
90
3%s Improvt 1933-41.J&J
%
3.90,%
3.90! %
3.90. %
2.00
I In Londoa.
103
90
to 2.50
•4a
to 3.90
2.00
77
77
f Flat price
to 5.75
100
3.25
New Britain
4s
1
%
(County)—
4s Munlc Bldg 1948..
1933-1952
J&J
F&A
♦4H« School 1933-'40-F&A
•4H« School 1940-'52.F&A
4Mb Water Ang 1941-.F&A
4 Ha 1933 1969
...F&A
•4 Hs Sch Aug *33-'43.F&A
•4s Park 1933-1943—F&A
4.50
3.50
3.50
to 4.50
4.25
to 4.50
3.50
to 4.50
%
%
to 4.25
3.50
to 4.30
to 4.30
'33- 85A&0
3.00
to
tax-expt.A&O
4%
4.50
to 4.15
4 H»
4.00
to 3.50
•4 Ha
4.10
to 4.15
4.00
to 3.75
3.50
to 3.75
•4s Apr 2 1940
|
4°.50
3.50
New Hav (O) 3 Ha
Paving Mar 1936.M&S
1943-1952
•4H« Paving Ang '37...F&A
•4Hs Mch 16 "34-*35.M&8l5
•5s '30-37-'39-,4O-,41..A&O
•«s
b Basis,
to 3.80
6.00
•5s Constroc'n 1934-49 J&D
to 3.80 %
2.00
68
68
6s Refunding 1949
M&S f 37
4Hs Refunding 1937.-A&O / 37
4%s Water & Sew '39.J&J / 37
to 3.80
4.00
4%s 1934-1952
A&O
(T) 4H»'34 '50.J&D
Bridgeport 4%a 1933-05.J&J
4Ha High 8ch 1934-03-J&J
♦IHs Sewer 1934-40—A&O
4Hs 1933-1967
A&O
Orange Co 6s 1934-45...M&8
Pasadena 4a Jan 1933-42-J&J
4Ha Sew & Dr
4.00
3.25
Branford
4.70
4%s 1934 1968
4%
4%
J&J
J&J
•4s July 1930
•5s July 1 1930
Bioomfleld—
4Ha Wat Pl't '33-'36
A&O
Redlands 5a 1933-51- —J&J16
Riverside 6s 1934 *53
J&D
Riverside Co 6s *34 '54--M&N
Sacramento 4s Jan '34-'46 opt
Jefferson
County—
IHsOt H'se 1934-43
4.00
85
4s 1946-1962
55
6s Sewers Sept 20 '41—M&S
85
24
Los Angeles 4Hs 1934-51-J&D
4s Water 1933 to 1945.M&N
4s 1940-1945
80
Bessemer 6s Pub Imp 1933-88.
6t Funding 1947
Gadsden 6% Impt 1933-38
6s Schools 1933-40
J&D
to
-
CONNECTICUT
6s
3Hs Water 1934 to '41.A&0
4 Hs Water 1934-'40
A&O
A&O
A&O
4Mb Pub Imp 1933-1937...
to
b 4.20
M&N
M&N
6H»
4Hs
4Ha
4%s
4 Hs
4.75
70
—
b 4.20
CALIFORNIA
to 4.75
Annlston—
1942-1961
27
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
5Hs 1945-1904
5%fl 1960-1969
6s 1949 opt 1929
ALABAMA
4H« Pub Tmp 1933-37.A&O
/ 24
Irrlg Dist 6s
4H« 1933-1939—.
Little Rock S D 4b '33-'65M&S
St Francis Lev D 6s 1947-J&J
103
J&J 6 4 90
4He Funding 1934-'40.J&J 6 4.90
4s Jan 1 1944-1950
J&J 6 4.90
4s gold 1933-1960
J&J 6 4.90
IHs 1934-1936
IHs 1937-1960
73
Denver (City and Connty)—
4 Ha Water 1944
J&J
88
6 4.75
4MB 1937-1940-
Birmingham 6H» Pub Imp
1933-35
M&82
"38""
70
Colorado Spgs 4b Mar 1 1941
Springs 4Hs '33-'50.M&8
Little Rock 4Hs 33-40
91%
91%
101
Refg5%sDecl 1939
31"
COLORADO
6%
6%
to 6%
to 6%
80
Imperial Irrlg Dlst 6s '38.J&J
IHs Renewal cl O 1956
6%
to
4%s Highway 1938-48—J&D f 36
4%s Highway '38-'58
M&N / 36
4 Ha Highway 1935-65
J&J
6s 1936-1962
M&S
88
88
Puerto Rico
4 Ha Harbor Imp 1934-73—
IHs 1952—
M&8
4Mb 1966 & 1959.
M&S
IHs *36. '42 '46. *49-—M&S
4s Pub Highway 1949-51-M&S
to 4.50
.40
F&A
5%s__
to
/
J&J /
91%
97
Is July 1954
to 4.50
%
6%
to
Roosevelt Irr Dis 6s'46-'53J&J
97
95
95
95
Hawali,Terr.4Hs '49-M&S 16 b 4.75
6 4.75
4Hs Jan 1945
6%s Aug 1941
to 4.50
88
to
Bonds
84
6s Pub Impt 1950—J&D 15
5s Jan 15 '34-'50—. J&J 15
6s 1933-1966
J&D15
5s Feb 1952
&
CANADA—See vagc 94.
1003132
Honolulu (City & County)
1936 opt 1916.F&A
1955—
J&J
98
ARKANSAS
PO SSES
4%s Oct 1959
4s g L Pnr *84 opt "14—Q-F
4s P Wks & Imp 1935—Q-M
to 4.55
4.50
4 H« gold Ang 1943
80. San Joaq Irrlg Dlst
1021832
M&N
30
to 4.50
Santa Barbara 6s '34-41-JanlO b 3.00
103%
5%
to
6 2.00
90
103432
4%sNov 15 '33-'65-M&Nl5
4Mb Nov 15 1936-58—M&N
4s May 15 '46 opt '36.M&N
4s Aug 1947 opt 1937—F&A
Philip Isls 4%s 1952
J&J
4Hi I960
to 5.25
to 4.50
90
1012833
TERRITORIES & U. 8.
to 4.25
b 2.00
90
Turlock
%
5.35i%
5.35 %
J&J
'69-J&J
—J&J
M&N
1 012833
1942 opt 1932.M&N
1943 opt 1933—J&J
1953 opt 1933—J&J
1955 opt 1935—J&J
1956 opt 1930—5&J
1953 opt 1933
J&J
1954 opt 1934--J&J
Hnntsville 5s
6s Water 1962-1969
4Ha Water '67. '61.
4%s 1934-1951
4%s 1933-1961
1031282
.
4s
70
70
80
U 8 Govt
1957-
60
60
6s Road 1951
Morgan Co 5s 1938-62
Tuscaloosa 6s Pub Imp *33-'35
6a Pub Imp 1936
6s W W 1939-1967
Tuscaloosa Co 6s Bridge 1941-
80
10210si
Bank—Farm
4Hi Wh & Har '34-'62-J&J b 4.25
4.00
4%s Water 1933-1964
3.50
3Ha g July 1 1934-44—J&J
28
San DIeguito Irr Disc 6s
San Francisco (City & County)
5a Water 1934-1961-—J&J 5 2.60
80
10 0 832
4Mb Jan 1957 opt *37 J&J
4Kb 1967 opt 1937-M&N
4H« 1958 opt 1938-M&N
5s 1941 opt 1931—M&N
4Hs 1933 opt 1932
J&D
4s Impt
6s April
6s Water 1934-63
60
West Side Irrlg Dlst 6s
4KB 1956 opt 1936—J&J
«hs
60
fis Road 1967
101
-
5.35
-
50
50
5%s serial
100U3J
-
WW '43-"64 A&O
Net.
Maricopa County f DN«1
4s Nov 1 '57 op '37 M&N
4s 1958 opt 1938—M&N
4Mb
4%s
4H«
4Hs
4%s
4Mb
4Mb
San Diego 6s
Mobile Co-—
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
103%
100%
98803,
To
or
Net.
100%
982«3j
102%
99%
102%
100"st
—
Ask.
4%s Water 1938-1977—J&J b 3.75
San Joaquin Co 6s '34-'49- J&J b 2.50
U 8 Treasury
Certificates and notes—
4% Aug 15 1933_
1H% Sept 15 1933%% Dec 16 1933
4H% Dec 15 1933
H% March 15 1934
3% May 2 1934
2%% Aug 1 1934
3% June 151935—..
2%% April 15 1936
3 >4% Aug 1 1936
2H% Dec 15 1936
3% April 15 1937
3*4% Sept 15 1937--2%% Feb 1 1938
2%% June 15 1938
Bid.
Bonds.
4 Hs 1933-1948
6s School 1936-1946
3H% of1932-1947
J&D 102»3,
Oonv 4% of 1932-47--J&D 102
To
or
Net.
Loan—
Treasury 3%a 1943-47.-J&D
Treas3%8 June 15'40-'43J&D
TreasSHs Mar 15 '41-43 M&8
Treas 8Kb 1946-1949
J&D
•Ws3s 1955 opt *5J —M&S15
2s Pan Can Nov 1938
Q-F
3s Panama Oanal 1961
Q-M
2s Aug 1 1936
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yieta basis
Bid.
Bonds.
1933-19^1
Pa* free in <'ooneccicut
J&J
3.75 to 4.10
3.00 I to 4.20
i
%
%
July, 1933.]
state
and
municipal
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
Bid.
New London—
•4 Ma Imp 1934-1935—mas 6 3.50
park July 1942-—jaj b 4.30
•4 ma Water 1950
faa b 4.35
4
6a Deo 1 1937
jad b 4.00
b 4.50
Nor (Talk (c)4» 1954-1964
b 4.00
•» hi Bcb Met) 1933-1963
to 4.20
Bxt 0s of *23 1957 a—mas
64
3.75
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
1st g 0a 196s Ser b——jad
Sink fund gold 6s 1969-jad
64%
it*
66
65 a
64
64
64
64
66%
65%
65%
65%
to
to
1933-71
Norwich 4 ma water 1939-m&s b 4.75
•4%s 1933-1904
m&815 b 4.00
Extl
Extl
to 4.50
%
4.75
4.50
*
to
to 4.25 %
4.75 %
to
f 08 1900
a&o
f 6s(8tate Ry)'60 mas
s
1961-faa
64
11*
77
Int
f 7s 1957
s
to 4.25 %
b 4.00
to 4.50 %
to 4.50 %
to 4.50 %
Belg Govt extl 0%s 1949 mas
6 4.00
6 4.00
6 4.25
to 4.50
6 4.30
to 4.75 %
6 4.75
to
hh
Bavaria (Ger'y) 0%6 '45-faj
%
to 4.25 %
Extl a f 7s 1909
m&>
Brazil 8% ext 1941
jad
7s Cent Ky elec 1952—jan
Extl s f 6)48(1926) '67. aao
<8*
8 f
0%a 1954...
Extl sf5%s 1905
to
4>4* July 16 1933 6b. jaj 16 6 3.00
to
5.25 %
5s of 1195
%
5s of 1913
35
27
27
4)4* of 1883
4His of 1888
24
24
26
jaj15 6 3.00
man 6 3.00
6s Water 1952-1971-man15 6 5.10
West Hartf'd 4 34* 1943-.jad 6 4.30
434s Mar 16 1933- 48-ma8 6 3.00
w Ha vU8D*4 34a,34-"68 .man 6 3.50
6 4.25
West port 4
1936 1944
Weston (t) 434s '33 '45.m&n b 4.15
•4 ha 1933 1934
6f Water 1933-1951
Windham(t) 4%s *34-'36-j&j
4s 1934
4« 1936-1937
jaj
jaj
jaj
jaj
4s 1938-1942
4s 1942-1962
6 4.15
6 4.15
to 5.10
Extl sf
4s of 1900
f 24
4a of 1910
20
20
22
4s of 1889
Bremen (State) 7s 1935--mas
British—Cons 2%a op '23 q-j
46k
49
5 Am f Feh 1 1937
faa
4s fund 1990opt 1900-man
Buenos Aires(Prov)6* '61mas
107 a
93 M
to 5.25
4 v.
3.7(
to 4.71
to 4.50
to
to
4.51
Stamped
to
4.4(
to
4.35
stituted coupon on)
Extl a f 7* 1962—
to
6 4.35
to
4.5(
6 4 50
6 4.60
to
4.60
to
4.75
3.75
1.75
Dove* Spec 8 d 6s '34-"46 aao
Kent Co 434i
1.50
Newcastle Co 434*
1.50
1946-1950.mas
1934-jad
634s 1930-1944
jaj
Sussex oo 5a 1934-1970 .-jaj
434s 1934-1953
aao
Wiwgton—434* *33-'37-aao
4HsBldg—Oon'53-'02 mas
4 34* 8 f 1960-03 (s-a)-aao
4%s 1930-50 (s-a)
aao
4.25
%
%
4.00
4.25
4.25
4.25
sao
4.25
4a 1930-1937-
aao
4.15
4a
aao
aao
4.25
4s 1942-1948
4.25
FLORIDA.
Brevard County School Tax
Districts 6a 1933-66
Coral Gables 6%8'34-'56a&0
f 7Hs
a
17
5s
16
51
17
f
s
6s
1960
s
36%
39%
8
12
Extl
12
Extls f 0s 1962
Extl s. f. 6s 1903
55
50
55
uA
40
man
Chili Mtge Bk 0%9 '57 jad31
s f gu 6 h« Jne
30'61.jad31
8 f gu 0b 1901
aao
0* 1962
mav
jaj
97
Jackoonvllle 6a Jan i '36.jaj
6s Jan 16 1934-46—jaj 16
88
96
Chinese
88
96
88
96
88
35
30
28
96
15
4
«•
1
or '46
Feb 11933-*41
Lakeland 0s
Miami 534* 1934-30
5a 1934-1939
5« 1940-1950
mas
—mas
mas
oaa
40
35
35
6% notes 1931
j&d *fk 1u2
20-yr
a
f 6Hs 1947
35
35
35
aao
28
35
434* Munlc Imp'34-'55ma8
6" School 1940
jad
28
Sink fd 7a(of 1926) '46 man
8ink fd 7a (of 1927) '47 faa
Cordoba (Prov) Argentina—
Extl a f 7s 1942
jaj
35
Costa Rica
28
35
Mlaint Beach
6
1934-1935—
man
6 h« 1936-1939-
62
67
67
30
45
40
60
50
5s 1944-.jaj
60
5h» Pub WksJune30 '45jad
5h* June 30 1933. -jad 31
jaj
Palm Beach 6a 1933-1952—
Penaacola 434* ref 1941
aao
60
70
70
70
Serial 5ha 1933-37
jaj
Cundlnamarca Dep(Oolombla)
1% School 1934-1951—jaj
72
Pinellas Co 6s 1940
30
Newberry 5a 1933-1942
jl Augustine 6s 1955..—-jaj
•a Impt 1934-1937
faa
St Petersburg 534* 1949—jaj
6 His 1933 1953
jaj
6%i Jane 1954
..jad
0s
45
35
35
25
25
25
25
44
1983-1938
Tampa 6* Jane '55
op
'25 jaj
5a w w Purch '33-72-f&a
4h* Impt 1933-37
-jaj
West Palm Beach 6s 1933-'40_
Certificates
..........
FOREIGN
Agrlcul
Guar
Guar
Mtg
•
8
f
78
35
60
40
40
30
30
30
30
47
44
47
47
20
25
/12
16
GOVTS.
Bk
6*
f 6h
44
70
(Colombia)
1947
36
32 %
20-yr 7s 1940
-aao fk34
20-yr 7a Jan 15 1947
-jaj f 34
Akershus (Deptof). Norway—
6« 1903
-..-man
72
Antloquia Co! (Dept of)—
Extls f 7b ser a 1945
jaj
Ectl ■ f 7s Ser b 1945—jaj
Extl ■ f 7s aer o 1945—jaj
11%
—
Extl
Extl
s
■
Extl
•
Extl
s
f 7*
*er
d
1945—jaj
f 7a 1957 1st ser.aao
f 7s 1957 2d ser.aao
f 7s 1957 3d ser.aao
s
74
13
12£
12
12
\4
12
10
12%
11%
10
f
6%s 1959
man
Czechoslovak Republic—
Ext
a
t 8s 1951
i
1952
a—aao
s
ser b—aao
Denmark ext rte 1942
jaj
Ext'l 5hs 1955
faa
Ext
Dutch e Indies 6s 1947—jaj
Ext s f 08 1902
mas
Extl 5%s Mar 1953-ma8
ExtJ
5%s Nov 1953—man
el Salvador (Rep)
8s a 1948
jaj
Certificates of deposit
Estonia (Rep of) 7a. 1907-jaj
(Repub) 0s *45—mas
6 hs Mun loan '54 cl a aao
Class b
aao
Ext l a f 7s 1950
mas
Extl s f 0hs 1950
mas
Extl s f 5Hs 1958
faa
France (Republic of) 4s 1917—
4h% Oonv loan 1932——5s premium 1920
man
4H% premium 1933
7s ext of 1924-1949
jad
7hs External 1941
jad
German Govt Internal—
5h% loan of 1930-05.jad
German extl 7s 1949—aa015
German
Prov
Bks (Coma
'58—
b Basis,
c
Basisi $6 to the m.
i szls prtce par t.000 guilders,
/ Flat price,
-k Last sale.
u Dollars per 1.000 lira flat
Negotiability Impaired by mat"rtty.
aer
Trust rets 4h*
1902-aao15
Dominican Rep 5%s '42-mas
5hs Oust Adm 1940—aao
2nd ser 6h* 1940
aao
Finland
faa
aao
1948
"Extl" g 4%s 49 opt
faa
"Extl" g 5s 1949
faa
"Extl" a f 5%a "53—JAJlfi
Extl
Extls'
a
v
m
75
68
65
65
68
74
74
92
92
faa
-
6s 1961
94%
92%
91%
90
88
87
85
94*
30
man15
10%
aao
IP8'
!iA
30%
93%
15
15
11
11
59
62
66%
33%
31%
94%
85%
Rio
Grande
Do
Sui
Brazil ext s f 8s 1940.. a&o
7a extl 8 f 1960
man
Extl tf7» 1907
Extl 8 f 0s 1968
25%
25%
24
25%
26%
40
41%
j&d
jad
26%
26
26
(Monopolies)
*fk6A
58%
65
97%
99%
*4%
Sar
78
Paulo (Brazil) State of—
8% external loan 1936-jaj
Ext'l 8s i960—
jaj
Extl water 7s i960-—mas
42
16
20
20
66
68
19%
22%
aao J 14
Saxon State Mtge Institution
Sink fund 7a 1945
j&d
60%
66%
88
Sec
92
86%
87%
84
85
71%
UK
46
110
35
63%
35
38
50
55
aao
s
f 7s 1948
(Bank of the)
)*t
47f&a
75
67%
76
69
70%
08
Sf 5%s 1971
jaj
Tolima (Dept of) 7s '47-man
UpperAu8trTa(Prov)7s'45j&d
127
126%
128
41%
70
26%
19%
43%
31
32%
48%
93%
125
57%
14 %
62
53
46
55
17
96%
99%
FOREIGN CITIES. *c.
Antwerp (Olty) extl 6a '58jad
Baden Extl a f 7a
75
30
78
1951—.j&j(i
Dollart per rabies flat,
w
18%
42
Venetian Prov Mtge Bank—
s f 7s 1952 ser a
,aao
28%
Dollars per 1.000 franca,
22
Extls f 0%s 1957-j jad 16
Uruguay 8s ext 1940—f&a
Extl s f 0s 1960
man
Extl sf 6s 1904
..man
42
66
15%
Taiwan Electric Pawer—
60%
125
19%
65
19
Styria (Prov of) 7s 1946-faa
With coupons attached
47
Only unmat'd cpns attached it 42 %
Sweal8h6%8 ext 1964 .man
92%
Switzerland 6%s Ext *40-aao
123%
70%
68
f 7s 1940-
Extl 7s 1902 ser b
man
Silesia (Prov) Poland—
Extl s f 7s 1958jad
Slleslan Landowners aasn—
107
75
1928) '68.jaj
Serbs Croats a Slov (King of)
Ext 8s 1902—man
107
108
107
103
f 0s (of
Sink fund 0%s 1940---j&d
48
46
105%
s
s
Santa Fe (Prov) 7s 1942-mas
Santander (Dept) Colombia
Exi
55
48
53
27
17%
Extl
86
89
25%
5%
18%
18
17
Agric Loan) 6h*
i In London,
23
*f 4%
5%% Ext Ln Dec *21
jad */ 4%
Certificates of deposit
*/ 4%
Saar Basin Cons 7s 1935-aao fcloo
84%
Communal
jad
22
80
aao
Institute 7« 1959
*aa
russian 0%s June 18 '19.ja-'
Certificates of deponic
77
30
■mm,
72
1952
Rumania
19
17%
69
Queensland (State) 7s '41 aao
Ext g 0s Feb 15 1947 f&a16
Rio de Janeiro 6%s 1959
*a16'2
39%
94
62
60
37
Cuban 5a 1944 opt 1911—mas
62
78
liH
28
25
Orange County
6l 1952-1953
36%
30
Parana(State of)Brazil 7s 5«s */15
Pernambuco (State of) Br*sllExtl ■ f 7s 1947
mas
14%
Peru sec s f 7s 1959
mas
10%
Nat Loan extl 6a 1960 jad
10%
(Republic)—
man
Orlando 53*8 1933-1952
:::
6s
33
5 f g 7sNovl\32 c'pon-m&n
May 1 1936 coupon
6 h* 1940-1950
man
Moore Haven 6m 1933 1955
New Smyrna 0s 1933-1945
67
35
aao k
28
101
36
34
Extl « f 08 (1928) 190l-aao
Colombia Mtg bk—
28
1933-1935
4 Ha 1936-1938
99
3
29%
29%
jaj
f 5s 1963
a
8
2
Brazil
1955
Extl
!
8
6
2
1%
Poland (Rep of) 6s 1940. aao
Stab'n 1 s f 7s 1947.a&0 16
Extl 8 f 8s 1950
jaj
Prussia 8Hs 1951
ma816
21
20%
*f 6
/
/
91
1952.a&016
40-yr s f 5%s 1905—. jad > 88%
35-yr extl 1 f 5a *03—m&816
80%
Norway Municipalities Bank—
Extls f 5s 1907
j&d
82%
Guar s f 5s 1970
j&d
82%
Panama (Rep) ext5%s'53jad
93%
11%
(Xoverumeno—
28
6#
16
12
Hukuaug Rys 6h £--jaiug
4%s of 98 £ red '44--ma>
Colombia Rep 6a 1981
jaj
Jacksonv s d n*
ilH
11v,
mas
6
'33
s
Extl so0s 1944
0s Ext f ct 15
12
faa
Sept 1961--mas
Ry ref 08 1961
jaj
8
6%
6%
Norway ext 0s 1943—f&a 16
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
11
f 0s
ext to
8 f 5%s 1950
40
13
a ao
f 6s Fab 1961
6
5
f
/
/
/
New South Wales
(Australia)—
5a extl e f 1957
faa
Extl s f 5a 1958—
aao
Met Wat Serv a Dr Buard
28%
50
8
534s Jan 15 1934-45-jaj 15
434* Feb 1937
—faa
13
28
s
50
i-
17
12
Ser a Int ctfe *38 aa015
Central Bank of Germany—
6s a 1952
faa
6s series b 1951
aao
Chill (Rep) ext 7s 1942-m&n
Extl
35
1944—
17%
18%
29%
man
_
53
Extl
29%
Secured s f 7s 1957
aao
Newfound 0Hs 1930—jad30
5%8 1942 a 1943
jaj
5s Dec 31 1952
.jaj
37%
37%
02
Armory
19%
50
12
*fl7
f 6s 1972 ser ix jad k
Mtge Bank sf Jugoslavia—
24
36
Extl
1933-1935
Duval County—
Exch
Farm loan 7s 1950—ma815
Farm loan 0s 1960—jaj16
Farm loan 6s i960 aaol6
30
58%
67
60jad
Extl 0%s 1958
.......mas
Extl 0%s 1959 ser a.m&s
Mtge Bank of Denmark—
34%
18%
Cauca Val (Dept of) Colombia
7h* 1940
4*0
Extl sec 7s 1948
jad
Cent Agrlcul Bank (Germany)
60
57%
70
s of)—
Internal silver 3a
Minns Geraes (State)
39
21
1946-jaj
70
58
£100 and £200 pieces..— *f
Internal silver 5s
Oaidas (Dept of) Colombia
External
79%
65*
33
32
man 15
8
ob
4*
1968
80
89
77
Treas 0 % uotws '23
£20 pieces
33%
faa
Stamped (Aug 1 1933 sub3titude coupon on) f&a
Bulgaria (Kingd) s f 7s '07 jaj
Sec s f 7 ha stabilization loan
20
Inapt 1933-1938
jaj
08 Rer a Impt '33-*60 var__
Dade Oo 6» Oct 1947-*64 aao
6a
1933-1937
—jaj
Dade Oo Spec Sch Dint No 2
95
§9%
82
70
78
64
31%
k 38%
1961
89
87
Extl 4s of 1910 (£20
pieces).
£100 and £200 piece**
fk'35
k
—
f 0h8
72
107%
59%
59%
68
External 5s of 1899
4a of 1904—
aao fk3 7
947
Stamped-
u
57%
57%
81%
31
-
?h*
«
Mexico
79
""91%
Brazil
1943-
..
22
34%
38%
97%
31
1933 sub¬
-m&s
Stamped—
Ex"
3.75
434a '00 opt any date 106-jaj
434* 1901 opt 22 at 105 -j&j
(Sept 1
26
70
u
u
Ext s f 7s 1958— ...man
Mendosa (Prov) Argentina—
7 %s extl s f 1951.
:
mcd
Mexican Irrigation s f
gtd 4 %s
(May
1914
coupon
on)
'26
a v
to
—
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for
faa
Aust(Prov)7%s
Maranhao (State
29
to 4.25
Ex*
1938-1941
Lower
29
to.5.25 %
to 5.25 %
to 5.25 %
delaware.
68 1947-1949
6)48(1927) '57-aao
35%
35%
35%
:
90
man
Oriental Dev Oo 6s *53.mas
Orient Dev Co 5 %s '58man
4?*
to
78
90
Japanese Government—
4s Sterling Loan of 1899
5s Sterling loan of
1907
4s Sterling loan of
1910
6s Sterl ng loan 1924
12
9
%
5.25 %
5.25 %
to 4.90
32%
35%
Pub wks ext 7s a '37.ma9
Pub wks ext 7a b '47.ma8
Pub Utll Credit a f 7s
*52 jaj
95%
6 3.00
4s Water 1940-1966—jaji5 6 5.00
4>4s Olty dall '33- 63 -j a j 6 3.00
•
—
Presttts Llttarls 5s
Ital Cred Consortium
"
to 4.40 %
6 3.50
Italy (Klngd> extl 7» '5kjad
5% int Consul
.jaj
97
Bogota (Mtge Bk) 7s May *47 */*33i2
7s Oct 1947
.—aao
33%
10 %
Bolivia(Rep) Est 8s '47-man
Extl 7s 1958
—jaj
3%
4.50 %
6 3.50
8f7%s'0lMer b(Jiida)man
Hungary ^Kingd) 7%s*44 faa
90
9 3)4
72
32
-
37A
93%
96 %
1965
jad
Stabiliz'n loan 7s 1956man
7i
70
30%
aao
Industrial Mtge Bk of Finland
1st m coll 7s July 1
1944
Irish Free State 5s 1960-man
90
89
External 8 f 6s 1956——jaj
Extl if
49
Germany
Harz'w w 0%. 1949
faa k 32%
Hungarian Land mtg Instit'n
mlk 7h* 1 mbi oei a. .man
32%
75
90 a
60 A
87 %
jaj
23
Gold 6s 1946
Hanover (Province)
78
78
%
24
21%
Net.
Hamburg (State of) Germany
59
73
48
23
Haiti (Rep) 0% Ex'52 a.aao
68^
55)4
1961-man
To
** Ask.
Bid.
Greek Govt s f 7s 1904-.man
Sink fd 0tf I90h
F&a
81
Australia
to 4.75 %
6 4.60
6 4.60
aao
■xtl5%« pub wks '02.f&a
(Commonwealth)—
Ext 6s July 16 1955-jaj16
Extl 5* 1957
mas
Extl 4%s 1956man
Austrian Govt a f 7s '43-jad
%
to
•434s Water 1934-44--jaj16 6 4.00
•4>4 Bdge.8t.ac 40-64jaj16 6 5.10
•4 34s 1946-1953 —j&j 15 6 5.10
•4>4s Water 1935-'84—j&j 6 4.25
Bonds.
Gras(Mun>Austrla 8s'54 man
IIA
77
man
f 6s 1900—
8
Extl 6s sanlt wks
Extl 0s pub whs
5%
to 4.40
4.25
b 4.25
0
s
Bxt
5%
to
f 6s Oct 1959--
8
Extl
b 4.75
Refunding 1938—a&G
•Pl&tnfleld(t)4 %• '34-57 aao
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•Rldgefleld (t) 4%* Jan 1 '43
Stamford (o) 4s 1943.. man
Stamford (t) 434s '34-*45 j&j
•4 34 Sch 1934 1965
man
4 ma hlgb Sch 1934-'59 jad
Terrington *6 34s '34-*35-j&j
•6 34s Fund 1930-'41—j&j
4hs July 1 1939
jaj
Walifngford (Town) 434s
1933. "3s. 43. '41. '63
4.
1933-46—
j&d
Wat or bury—
4s Water 1933-1939..jaj15
4 Mis
Yield Basis
Net.
65h
67 a
»s Improv t '34-'8«--J&j b 4.00
3hs 1933-71
a&015 b 4.00
3 2s Sewer 1947-70- j&d15 b 4.50
aag15 b 4.50
n»r walk (t) 4ms 1943—j&d b 4.75
b 4.25
4-in 1936-1968
Ask.
Argentine Repub
Internal 5s(of '09) 1945ma8
4s £ loan of 1897
aao
•4
6*
Bid.
Bonds.
to 4.10
|to 3.75
93
To
or
Nei.
Ask.
bonds
Yield Basis
n Nominal.
Dollars par 500 francs.
p
V
Per £20.
Per £200.
50
40%
50
35
36%
35%
35%
r
t
Canadian prlcop
Per £300 bond.
Ask.
78
97
Bergen, Norway—
Extl
f 5s I960-——-M&8
■
W424
30-yr a f 5s
8 f 5s 1958
FAA
77""
J&D
20-yr a f 6s 1950
Budapest (Olty «f) Hungary-—
Extl ■ f 6« (of 1927) *02- J AD
Buenoa Aires, Argentine
s
a
a
54%
58%
46%
50
17
10
29
71%
67%
68 H
61%
17
30%
18%
35
76%
k 67 %
FA A
6a 1953
Danzig Port A Wat Waya Bd
Extl a f 0%a 1962
JAJ
Dresden (Ger) extl 7a '45 MAN
Frankf "t (Ger)
"7s 1934—
A&O
7s
1935-1945
A&O
Extl a 16Ha 1953
MAN
GermanOons Munic 7a"47FAA
Oona munic 6s 1947—J&D
Hanover (Olty) Germany
Extl conv 7s 1939
MAN k
40 H
38 %
48%
30
26%
25H
26%
27
29
29%
30%
31
_
Havana—1st
6s
1939
2d 6s.
60%
97
Q-J
Q-J
97
23%
23
Heidelberg (Germ)7%B'60 J&J
Helalngforo (Olty) Finland—
Ext) a f 6%a 1960
-AAO
66%
Hungarian Oona Munic Loan
26%
ifg 7 Ks 1945
JAJ
23
Unmat'd coups attached.
26%
Ext) s f 7» Sept i940.
JAJ
26%
Unmat'd coups attached30
Leipzig i Olty of) 7s 1947--F-A
Lima (Olty) Peru—
Extl ■ f 6%s 1958...MAJ *fk7H
Certificates of deposit— *fk8
111
Lyons (Olty) 6s 1934--MAN
111
Marseilles (Olty) 6s '34.MAN
Medellin (Munic) (Columbia)
*/14
7s extl Deo 1 1951—
11
0%s 1954
81.
Milan (Italy) ext 6%a'52-A&0
32%
Montevideo (Olty) 7s *52. JAD
25
Extl s f 6s 1969 ser A.MAN
25
Wuramburg extl 6s 1952.FAA
80H
Oslo s f g 6a 1955MAN
Psrto Alegre (Olty), Brazil—
25 H
Sinking fund 8s 1961—JAD
25%
8 C 40-yr 7Ha 1966 ...JAJ
Prague (Greater) Olty—
75
7%a loan of 1932-52..MAN
22
Bio de Janeiro 8s 1946
AAO
22
Extl a f 6Ha 1953
FAA
_
5s of 1904..
Rsme extl a f 6Hs
69%
26%
94
Saarbrucken (Olty), Germany
Ext 7a Mar 31 1935- AAO *103%
57
Extl a f 6a 1953
JAJ
37%
112
112%
13
83%
"30" ~
26
90
27
30
78%
22%
22%
59
Baota Fe (City) Arg Bep extl
1945—
—AAO *f23
Santiago (Olty )Ohlle7a'49 JAJ2 *f 8%
Extl a f 7a 1961
MAN
7a
Brazil 8a 1952 MAN
Extlaf6Ha 1957—MAN 15
Sslsaons (Olty). France—
Ext g 6s Nov 14 '36—MAN
Sydney (Olty) N 8 W—
25-yr a f 5Ha 1955—V&A
Tokyo (Olty of) 5s of 1912—
Sao Paulo
ann s
9%
''if'
16%
19
120%
JAD
80
89
85
83
M&N
3Ha refdg May 1939.MAN
Metrsp-Os4%s '53. '54 &'61
4Hs May 1 1965
MAN
84
86
June 1
1971
82
97
65%
75
35
62%
41
65%
86%
100%
98%
92
91
100%
99%
100%
99%
90
88
88%
90%
96
98
89
91
89
91
74
MAN
92
93%
83
83
86
86
86
89
mmm
89
Deb4%s 1960
MAN16
Ontario (Prov) 6s '43. MAS15
4Ha 1944.
MAS
4Ha Jan 15 '34-'47
JAJ16
4%s Jan 15 *48~'57
J&J16
4H« 1934.
MAN16
4Hs 1935-'38
MAN15
4%s 1939-70
MAN15
85
97
87
88
1941
85
MAN
4s May 15 1934-43.MAN 15
4a May 15 1944-57.MAN 15
4a May 15 1958-68.MAN 15
Hydro Elec Pow Oom—
5s Jan 1 1935.
JAJ 2
4%s Jan 1 1970
JAJ 2
Ottawa Olty 5s 34 *45
JAJ
6a Munic Imp '33-'50—J&J
5a July 1 1933-1956
JAJ
4He 1934, 1935, 1944—JAJ
4Hs 1933-1937
JAJ
4H« 1938-1942
JAJ
4Hs 1943-1960
JAJ
Quebec (Province)—
4 Ha 1950 spt 1945—MAS 2
4 Ms ■ f 1961
MAN
Quebec Olty 3 Ha 1933.
JAJ
5a S F (non-call) 1960 MAN
Saskatchewan (Province)—
5s 1943
aon-call)
JAD16
5s 1959 (non-call).
MAN
4Hs July 2 1945
-J&J2
4%s 1955
4Ha Mar 15 1960—MAS
4s Nov 15 1935—-MAN 15
4s Nov 15 1957
MAN15
Toronto 5s 1934-1940
.JAJ
6s 1940-1950
JAJ
5s 1934-1934
JAD
6s 1935-1939
JAD
5a 1940-1949
JAD
5a 1950-1959...
...JAD
4Hs 1934-1935
AAO
4Ha 1936-1937
AAO
4H» 1938-1939
AAO
4Hs 1940-1941
AAO
4Hs 1942-1945AAO
4Hs 1946-1961
AAO
4s £ July 1 1948
JAJ
3Ha July 1 1944-45
JAJ
Vancouver, B 0.5Hs *39 AAO
6Hs 1952
FAA
5s 1940 A 1941 var
5s 1945 A 1946 var
5s 1950 A 1951 var
6a Jan 15 1970..._JAJ 14
4Hs 1942 and 1967—FAA
Verdun deb 5s 1954
74
79
84
88
79
83
79
75
82
83
79
78
73
86
77
%
mmm
89
mmm
96
mmm
96
90
84
80
4« 1937-1950
88
mmm
mmm
83
mmm
V
m~m
90
95
90
86
95
91
80
95
86
90
86
90
86
89
97
84
84
86
86
83
86
83
86
4Ha 1934-1938
A&O
4Hs 1937-1950
A&O
Ohicago SaDitary District—
4Hs 1933
MAN
4%& 1934-1938
MAN
4Hs 1939-1948
MAN
4Hs 1933-1936
J&J
4 Ha 1937-1949
JAJ
4Hs Jan 1 1950
J&J
4s 1933-1945
J&J
78
81
81
81
m
m
m
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mmm
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mmm
!
1934-1937
92
4a 1935-50
mm
'mmm
84
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78
82
m mm m
73
77
73
77
73
77
82
86 7
72
mmm
'■mmm
86
61
73
74
74
74
75
64
86
75
76
76
76
77
Elgin Sanitary Diss—
5s
■
mmm
mm m
86
84
J&D /
4s Ser M 1934
J&D /
4s Forest Pres 1934---AAO 1
86
84
84
4%s 1935-1943
86
84
—
82
73
73
73
73
80
71
4Hs For Pres '33 '43-J&J15 /
78
73
71
71
84
MAN
MAN
5.50
MAN
1934-1944
Evanston 8 D No 76—
94
98
92
89
98
93
1935-1948
6 6.50
Granite Olty 4%s 1934-48
Jackson Oo 4%a 1939-1944Lake Oo 5a road 1934-35-F&A
5s Road 1936-49
FAA
89
93
89
93
92
96
85
89
85
5.10
River Forest S D No 90
89
68
94
"■mmm
98
4%a
/ 57
1933-1947—
INDIANA
OaaaOo o4a
89
85
4%s
to
7%
g~oo
_
5.25
5.25
62
(see footnote o)
4.75
1933—-MAN 15
85
89
Elkhart 4H» WW
85
78
89
82
mmm
78
74
82
mmm
5
Evansvllle *4s ref 1942
Fort Wayne—•
72
79
79
72
78
72
78
78
72
mmm
mm
mmm
78!'
72
69
86
75
91
78
mmm
82
mmm
78
78
78
4 50
6.00
600
Indianapolis—
440
*5 Hs Track Elev '34-'47 JAJ
*4s Fire Dept J'ne 1 '41 J&J
*4%s
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78
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68
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JAJ
Albany—6s 1945
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4.20 to 4%
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68 Water 1934-'37
JAJ
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JAJ
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1934-1956
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JAJ
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JAJ
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JAJ
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JAJ
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88
86
95
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90
85
86
84
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88
97
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88
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80
80
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JAJ
JAJ
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85
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3.90
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88
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6 4.50
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15
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JAJ
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AAO
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Halifax N 8 4a July 1945
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97
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6
91
90
87
82
—
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82
1952—AAO
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Cordoba (Olty) Argentine Rep
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87
97
79
86
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New Brunswick—
94
26 %
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-MAS
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v
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73
86
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82
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78
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Brisbane (Olty) Australia—
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94
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102
98
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103
100
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100
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100
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4Hs 1934-1940J&D
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MAN
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Davenport Indep Sch Dlst—
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MAN
4Ha 1940-1941
MAN
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MAS
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4s Sept 11945—MAS
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70
86
70
75
89
82
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5b Pub Belt 1950-59
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4Mb 1940-49
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§1900-67
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4Mb 1933-1977
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4s Constitutional 1942-JAJ
4s Public Impt 1950 opt
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4Mb Pub Bids *61 op '31 JAJ
4Hs 1933
4 His 1939
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4Kb Wat A Light 1944.JAJ
4J4s Wat Plant Par '39 JAJ
4His Imp July 18 *49—JAJ
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4Mb 1934-1963
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3 MB 1934-1935
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4Hs Jan 1 1970
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4Hs Sewer
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4s Sewer 1947
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4s Lou W Co 1959
FAA 6 3 95
4s Sewer 1965
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New Bedford—
5s 1933-'34
Plttsfleld—
4s
to
4.35
4.25
4Mb '34 *50 (tax-ex)—FAA
6%
to 4.10
6 3 .95
6 3.95
_
4Hs '33 '41 (tax-ex).—JAJ
Lewell—
5^
to 4.20
to 4.10
25
4.25
4.85
4.85
4.85
4.30
^
MAN
to
6 4.50
to 4.10
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4Mb 1934-44
to
to 4 .10
410
to
J AO."
JAJ
JAD
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N*wton 4s 1935
FAA
95
Portland—
Portland
1934
1935
(tax-ex)~—MAS
Newburyport—
4s O H 34-'45 tax ex.AAO 6 4.30
4s High Sch 1936 tax-exem. 6 4.30
Portland Bridge Dlst (taxable)
to 4.10
1
1
to 4.40
to 4.40
Holyoke—
4s
410
to
\1%
£ 4.75
Gardner 4h wat 1934—
MAN
4s
98
4s Ref May
4s July
4s July
JAJ
4s 1934
>5 tax-ex)—MAN
Franklin (Town)
Water District—
lardlner
tax-ex
.
94
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91
datb 4s Ref 1941 tax-ex_JAD
Belfast 4Mb Ref 1933-1950— b 6.00
BIddeford 4s 1934-35—MAN b 6.00
1
Paducah—
4Mb w w 1933-1970—.AAO
Warren Co—4Mb '34-'59.JAJ
%
to
auburn—
5.50
5.50'
1958
4Mb 1934-1937
MAS
4Mb 1938-1941
MAS
4Mb 1934 (tax-ex).—.MAN
b 3.80
MAS
1934-1953
to 4.40
—
4s July 1
1941-1950
Fall River—
5s Hway ac Bdge *34-'54-AAO
%
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7.50
b 3.80
1
3.30,
3s Bridge 1941
FAA
Chelsea—4s Park 1930—AAO
4s Sept 1 1958
MAS
Everett—
4s
Fdg 1952 opt '42..-FAA
6 4.40 to 4.6J %
4 His School 1933-69—.
Crittenden County—
6
5Hs Fdg Feb 1 f39-*49-FAA -U.—
Henderson County—
6.00
4Mb RAB Oct l'34-'56 AAO
Hickman—6s Fdg 1949—MAS
Lexington—4s 1945
FAA 6 4.10 to 4.20
5s 8 D 1938
JAD 6 4.10 to 4.20 %
Livingston County—
40
5Ms RAB Fdg Marl'49AAO
Louisville— 5s Sch 1962.AAO
3.95 to 4.10
4M» Hospital 1951
MAS 16 3.95 to 4 10
3Hs
to
6 4.40
6 4.40
6 4.40
4a Jan 1
to
7.50
6 4.40
6s WW Jan 15'34-'61 JAJ 15 6 4.40
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FAA 6 4.40
4^01935-1950AAO 6 4.40
1969
7.50
7%
7%
7%
7%
3.80
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4s Highw A Bdge *40-44 MAN b 3.80
6 3.80
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1955i JAJ
1934-51
7%
to
to 4.15
Covington—
WW
to
7.50
to 4.15
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JAJ
Ashland—5s 1934-37
MAS
4Mb S I *42. *47 A '52..MAS
4Mb
7.50
6 4.30
to
tax-ex...AAO
Cambridge—
4s Oct 1 1946-1949
AAO
3Mb May i 46 ^reg).M<ScN
MAIN!
3 Mb 1936-1937
3 Ha 1938-1939
3 Ha 1940-1951
4s
92
85
to 4.15
4 H»
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85
85
6 4.35
6 4.35
to 3.25
4.40
Brockton—
4s 1934-1947
to 4.20
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nn
0
1945— wJAJ
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to
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6 4.40
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55
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6 4.50
...
1940..
1944
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to
3.00
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tax-ex.JAJ £ 4.75
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Shreveport—
5s 1934-1936
-FAA
5s Dec 1 1933-1969
JAD
5s Wat Wka Riv 34-'40MAS
4Mb W WA Sew'33-'54_JAJ
4 Hi May 2 1934-07..MAN2
Tensas Basin Levee District—
5s Jan 1957
JAJ
Leavenworth—
4Mb Water 1934-1947—JAJ 6 4.50
Leavenworth Co 5s 1935-..-. 6 4 50
6 4.75
McPherson 4Hs 1945
1950-1959
5s July
3.00
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J A J,'6 3 00
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4Mb 1934-1961
AAO
4Mb Sept 1 1933-1908.MAS
Orleans Parish Sch Board—
6s 1936-1944
JAD
5s 1945-1967
JAD
Pl&quemlne Parish E Bank—
5s Oct 1952 opt 1942—AAO
Pentchartrain District—
L> 6s 1944—
MAN
5s July 1968
JAJ
Red River A A B B District—
6s 1950 Series B
AAO
5s Mar 1953 opt 1943-MA*
5s 1965 Series D
FAA
to4%
to 4%
to 4%
1943
3Ha March 1935
JAJ
1934-1939
1940-1949
5s July
5s July
JAJ 6 4.25
'34-'52 6 4 25
4Hs 1933
4Mb Soldiers
3.00
2.75
Beverley4s'34-36(taxex)AAO £
4s
Orleans District—
KANSAS.
Net.
MAS
Arlington 4s'33~'42(tax ex)JAJ 6 2.50
4 H
to 4.60
Ask.
3s Met Sewerage
1936
MAS
3s gold July 1 1939
JAJ'
3s gold Water Jan 1
1941-JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
1950-59
4
Bid.
Bonds.
3 Ha gold July 1944
95
To
or
Net.
New Orleans—
4Mb Water 1934-42—AAO 6 5.00
4Ms Water 1943A*44-AAO b 5.00
6 5.00
Ottnmwa 4 His Jane 1930
Polk County—
98
5s Funding 1934-35
JAJ
95
Yield Basis
,
Bonds issued after that da
e
STATE
96
MUNICIPAL BONDS
AND
Yield Basts
Yield Basin
(concluded)—
i 1044 1957- J&J
o4H> 1934-1935
M&N
o4Hs 1936-1937
M&N
o4Hs 1938-1951
M&N
434 s 1942-1952.
J&D
434s Jan 1 1967——--J&J
434" 1934 1934
434« 1930-1960
M&N15
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.
,
53
048 May 15 1966
56
56
53
56
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1934-1964
53
53
56
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56
53
55
56
65
50
52
50
52
50
57
57
82
78
82
78-
Vicksburg—
5s Pub Imp 1934-48
82
J&J
3.25
4a June
J&D
3.25
to
to
6.50 %
3.25
to
to
8%
10%
M&S
I >** Highway 1934-43..J&D
3.25
to
to
6.5U
to
6.50
foncord
1942
J&D
4 J*s '38. 40 '42. '44.M&N
Keene 4 *81933-1942.—M&N
to
6.50
Manchester—
to
6.50
Is
to 6.25
6.50 to 6.25
6.50 to 6.25 %
6 6.25
6
J&J
1922..J&J
6%
6%
6%
6%
6
82
43*8 July 1949
4s 1952 optional
78
78
78
82
6s Marcn
78
82
78
82
to
6%
5.75
to
5.75
to
5.75
to
434s Road 1948-1950—M&S
4 34s 1933-1937
...a«UH;
6
..6 1.50
to 3.00
to 3.25
..
to 3.50
A&O 6 3
M&S
78
82
78
81
78
81
4s
65
70
4s Nov
65
70
33*s 1948-1952
68
43*s Road 1938-42.
Tackaon Co 4s iy83- 51
65
65
1937-1946
M&H
Lansing-—
04 3i« Jan 3 1934-'36-J&J<
4348 1937-104*
—-J&l
Muskegon 434s 1934-'44_-J&J
4s May 1 1934
—.M&N
68
M&S
M&S
A&o
M&N
.
...
1944-1948
1 1948-1952
'
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
F&A
F&A
F&A
Muskegon S D 5a 1942.—July
Pontine—434 s '34- 47—M&S
1934
1934-1938.
4s 1939-1961
48
6.00
6.00
4s
4s
1935
1935
43*s
36
36
42
6s water 1939
4 3*s
1940
5s bridgf « road..
42
4
42
43*s 1933 1954.
J&J
43*s 1933 1943.
J&J
43*s 1934 1955.
A&O
43*8 1933 1947
— .J&D
43*s Airport 1933 '54..A&O
4s Airport 1936-19514s Auditorium 1933-1970
4s Various 1933-1970-M&N
.—
434B 1934-1942
M&N
4sWater & Light 1936-A&0
4s 1934-1946
J&J
Duluth lnd School Dlst—
4.10
4.10
6s 1941.
4.10
4.10
4.20
534s 1936. 1931. 1940-A&O
43is Feb 1 "40 op *80—F&A
4s 1934 opt 1924
A&O
Hennepin County—
68 Bridge 1934-40
M&N
5348 Bridge 1934-40..M&N
434s Sanltorlum 33'42-J&J
43*s Hospital *34-'41.M&N
1C0
100
8t Joseph 8 D 43*8
4.10
4.10
Minneapolis—
'36. *40. *43. '45.
'46. '47. '48. '49, '60-J&D 6 4.00
5s
to 4.10
6 4.00
to 4.10
1936.
5sStImpMay2'37-'4lM&N2
1934 1936
4348 Apr 1934 & 1934.A&O
4Kb Apr 1935
A&O
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434* Apr 1938-1939—A&O
434* Apr 1940-1952—A&O
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A&O
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4348 1934-1934
A&O
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A&O
4s School Jan 1 1936—J&J
s*s
'ja Improvement
48
1944
,*s
1933-1941
1942.J&D
A&O
M&N
6 4.00
to 4.10
6 4.00
to 4.10
6 4.00
to 4.10
6 4.00
to 4.10
6 4 00
to 4.10
6 4.00
to 4.10
6 4.00
to
63 .00
63, ,00
63, ,00
to 4.50
434* *33-'50-F&A 6 3.90
434» Dec 1 1935-1960-J&D 6 3.90
4348 Kd&Bdge '38- 44 M&N 6 3.90
4348 Rd&Bdge '33-*37 M&N 6 3 90
6 3 90
434s KdABdge '34-*43 J&l>
St Paul— 6» 8c July i
aJ
R»msey Co
1933-42...aAO
1961._JAJ
5s Gen'l lmpt 1934-62. J&J
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43*s Sewer July 1 '43- J& J
43*8 Water Aug 1 43. F&A
4348 W
W
6s School Jaly 1
.
43«b July 1 1966
434« 1934 1937
434® 1938 1969
4s 1934-1935.--.
1036-1939
4s 1940-1961.
4s
*
—j&J
J&J
J&J
A&O
A&O
A&O
6
3.9Cf
6 3 .90
to 4.10 %
to4.10 %
to4.10 %
to 4.10 %
to 4.10 %
to 4.10
!to
,to 4.10
6 3 90
to 4.10
6 3 90
to 4.10
6 3.90
to 4.10
6 3.90
to4.10
6 3.90
to4.10
6 3.90
to
4.10
6 3.90
to
4 10
534* lmpt 1954-1046
6
6.25
to
6>%»
6 6.25
to
-M&s
April 1034-1934—A&O
434s 1933-1950
43*s 1033-1034
43*s lmpt 1963-4.
6 6.25
J&J
J&J
to
6 6.25
to
6 6.25
to
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
85
80
85
80
85
80
85
80
85
iom
85
80
field—
to 4.25
4*s
6 2, ,50
to 4.30
4ka
5.75
1934-1935
1936-1942
1936-1042
4.*s
to 5.25
5.75
to 5.25
7%
1933 —........J&D
4*s
to 6.50
to
6.50, %
7%
1943-1949
.J&D 6 7%
J&D
1960-1964
J&D b 7%
1966-1958
J&D
1966-1968.......J&D b 7%
to
to
6.501%
6.50 %
to
6.50
J&D b
6.50
to
6 4
to 4.25
6 3
to 4.75
80
70
1933-1946...J&D
Bound Brook 4 5*s *34-'42 J&D
Brlgantine 65*s Sew 33..J&J
Camden 65*s 1933-61...F&A
**s
J&J
80
70
"65"
"75"
4^a School 1043
A&O
4 5%s Water '34 to "60.M&N
65
65
75
75
4 5*s 1942-1069
1935
43*b Bridge "35-A&O
Public Bldg & Imp
1933-1943
J&J
4 v*B 1935-1939
F&A
43*s 1940-1953
F&A
4348 W W 1934-1945—A&O
43*11933-1948
M&N
4 3*s 1941-1948
M&N
4s 1936
M&N
4s 1937-1940
M&N
4s 1941-1945
M&N
_J&J
65
75
1933..F&A
75
85
J&J
75
85
F&A
75
85
..J&J
J&J
j&j
75
Camden
6 2
to 3.70
63
to 3.60
63
to 3.85
Oo
45*s
45*8 1935-1967.
4 5*8 1933-1964
6 2
to 3.75
6 2
to 3.80
4548 1933-1934
4 5<s 1936 & 1936.
4 548 1937-1070
63,
to 3.80
4s
6
3"
to
to 3.75
M&N 63
to 3.80
85
75
85
J&J
75
85
40
50
40
50
40
50
1944...
5u 1934-1935..
M&S
EaBt Orange 4 5*s '34-'46. F&A
1934-1969.
....J&D
5s Sewer 1934-1960
J&j
3.90
45*8
4s 1934
97
J&D
Elisabeth—4 V*e
100
90
95
75
A&t
4s Water 1933..
1003*
85
j&j
45*s 1934-1957
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6 5*s Dec 1
1933-1946.JAT
6s 1934-1972
J&J
70
5.75
to 5.35
5.75
5.75
to 5.35
to 5.35
5.35
5.75
to
5.75
to 5.35
6.50
to
6.50
to
6.50
to
6.50
to
Englewood—4s Sept '36-M&ai6 6.00
Essex Co 45*8 Road '36
F&A b 5.00
6%
6%
6%
6%
to 5.50
to
4.75
4.75
4.75
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4>*s 1936-1949
M&S15'6
45*8 1960-1960
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4 5*8 Road 1933-1936.. F&A
4b Hospital 1946..
..F&A
to 6.00
to
6.%
100
~
~
—
—
J.
91
5.00
to
5.00
to
5.00
to 4.75
5.00
to 4.75
6.25
to
Essex
Fells (Boro)
6s July
500
4.35
•ouglas County—
5s Highway 1942
4.00
irand
4.75
93
Falrvlew—6e
5.00
to 4.75
5.00
to 4.75
2J«
1933-1960
NEBRASKA
trlceRef 5s '44 opt '84 A&O
utrlce S D 5s 1933-54—F&A
b
Kearney—
43ia Sch '44. opt 1929.J&D
50
40
&
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b
b
b
b
b
b
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53*s Sewer '35 to "39..J&J b 7.00
43*8 Wat & Sew "33-'50_ J&J 6 6.75
95
Kallspell 5b 1933
J&J
90
Lincoln Co 5s *34 op '27. J&J
A&O
Island Sch District—
4 3*s Ref 1933-40, opt 1930
drldrege 8 D 5s 1939-52 -J&D
50
40
M&S
5s 1936-1940
to 4.75
to 3.70
to
85
75
Cape May—-6s 1934
J&D
45*8 School 1934-1961.M&8
45*8 1934-1952
M&£
Cape May Co—
3~65
63
hllilps OoSsDec '3o op'3Su&J
%
7%
J&D
Hagota
6%
40
1944
Glouceetor(4ty4 «is'34 66 J&L
5 5*8 Water 1937-1955
50
40
50
50
40
Gloucester Oo—
45*8 Bldg&Rd'33-'46 J&D2C
Hackensack—45*8 1942. F&A
45*s Imp 1934-1942... J&J
6s 1934-1954
F&A
Hoboken—45*s 1940
J&J
6.25
to
6%
80
85
80
80
85
85
70
75
J&J
70
M&N
4.00
Hudson Oo—45*s 1948—A&O
80
75
85
McCook Fund 5s '84-43-F&A
5.40
80
85
Norfolk 43*8 ref 1945optM&S
North Platte Sch Dlst—
4.50
43*8 1940-50
J&J
Omaha4>*s ref 1933
J&J
43*8 Wat wks Dec 15 '41J&J
M&N
43*8 May 11956
5s 1948
J&D
Omaha SD 4 J*s Mayl'65 M&N
5.25
45*s May 1 I960
M&N
45*8 1934-1978
M&N16
4fl g Park 1954 & 69..M&N
4s gold refunding 1935. F&A
45*s July 15 *33-*34—J&J15
45*8 July 15 "35-*74
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4.75
5s
Lincoln School District—
MISSISSIPPI
85
j&D
Dec 1944
6 4. 20
43*8
4.10
85
80
85
:
6 3.90 Ito4.10
6 3.90
8%
85
85
80
J&D
4 5*8 1933 to I960..J&D 16
Brldgeton (City)—
to 4.10
6 3.90
80
Dec 15 1933 64..
90"
3.90,%
6b
to
85
J&J
J&J
...J&J
...J&J
Daniels Co 6s 1933-1942
Great Falls—
to
9%
80
B1
to 3.70
993*
6 4.00
4^
35
45*8 1934-1939.
A&o
45*s Aug 1933-1938 —F&A
4s Court Hse '84-'38__A&0
MONTANA
yo
45
35
80
to 4.50
to 4.40
53*8 Educat'lopl '31-'41—J&J
43*s Educational 1944
J&J
BUllngs 5s 1934 op 1929..J&J
Butte 5s 1934-1936
J&J
68 1941
—J&J
to 4.10
45
80
ob
4.10
to4.10
45
85
to 4.25
to 4.10
to4.10
45
35
35
70
to 4.50
to 4.10
6 4.00
45
35
70
to 4.75
63 .00
6 4.00
6 4.00
35
65*s Dec 15 1933-60.J&D15
6 3, 25
6 4 00
6 4.00
45
6s Dec 16 1933 1966.JAD 16
Springfield 43*sl934-49.M&N 6 4
University City—
43*8 1934-1943..:
M&N 63,
4 348 1942-1949
J&J16 6 3,
to 4.10
6 4.00
45
65
4 >48
4s 1946-1951
60
35
35
65
4 5*s
8t Louis
4.20
50
80
45*s
4g 1940
4.20
60
80
to 4.25
M&S
60
50
1034-1949...J&J
19 3-1.,no
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Fundlnw 1^45
School 1933.
F&A
School 1934-66—F&A
Bayouiit:
6 4. 20
1941-1951
60
50
45
to 4.40
8t Joseph 4 3*8 "34-'46
8t Joseph 43*s ref 1951
60
50
50
45
to 4.70
-
4.10%
%
4%
45
4*S
4 3*s
4 3*s
3
to
35
J&J
1940 1950
1934-1950
43*8 1937
4 V*s 1946
4.05
to 4.10
4.15
35
63, ,75
S D
1951-
4.00
420
1934-35-A AO
45*8 Bridge
1936-67
A&<
4.10s 1933-1934
M&N
Aioun 811 6s 1933-'40._ aaO
Kansas City
MINNESOTA
to
45
63. 00
6 3 .00
...
43*8 July 16 1943
J&Jlo
4348 Dec 1 1939
J&D
Duluth 43*s 1934-1947—.
J
4.10 %
%
4.20
Bergen Co 6 5*s 33-'34..J&D
5 5*8 Dec 1 laa* 1942
JAD
43*s Jan & July 1942—J&J
4s 1941
to 4.10
35
45*s
45*s
...J&j
6 3.00
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36
8%
8%
8%
to
4.20
to
FA A
FaA
5a 1948-1968
..J&J
1939
36
to
4%
4.20
Atlan Co. 4 5*s
J&J
42
to
4%
4%
to
45
to 4.60
J&J
42
to
to
4.10
J&.
6s 1940-1947
J&J
J&J
5s sewer 1935
8%
1950-
4.10
4.10
35
J&J
6s
84
to
98
35
„
42
Wayne County—
434* bldg&bdgt 34 HUNt&N 6 7.50
b 7.50
4348 1942-1949
— -A&O
4348 1934-1941
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75
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75
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5Mb 1935-1959
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3Ma Mar 15 *40-*81__M&S 15
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4b g High Imp Sept 196S M&S
(8 High Imp Mar 1960
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4s Canal Imp July I960—J&J
(a Canal Imp Jan 1961..-J&J
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6 6.50
5
Essex Co 4b 1933-1956—..m&s
to 5.50
6 6.50
1933-1948-
5
5
Garden City 4ms 1933-52.j&j.6 5.25
to 5.50
b 6.50
b 6.50
7
7
4MsJuoe 15 1904—j&d15
4mb 1934-1908
j&d
4mb 1933-1938
j&j
(ms 1938-1967
a&o
4mb
70
65
M&S b 6.50
8%
70
t
8
8
4Mb Water 1933-'45—a&o
4Mb Apr 1 1933-1935
to 5.50
5.75
b 5.75
ew
4Mb
to
4.60
4.60
5
HJrleCo 4Mb 1934-1935—j&d
4mb 1936-1938
—j&d
to 5.50
to 6.50
b 5.00
Q5-J&J
4Mb 1942 opt 1922
J&J
3 MB 1934
J&D 16
3Mb 1935-1938
J&D 16
3Mb 1939-1949.... J&D 15
Morristown 4Mb '33-*42- J&D
Morris Co—4b
75
to 6.50
4.60
4.60
5
5
HJlmlra—-4s 1935
Vallsburg—See Newark.
70
4Mb Mar 15 "34-'50~M&S
70
4Mb Rd&Bdg '34 -51F&A16
Montclalr 4Mb Scb 1941.A&O 6 5 75
4 Mb High 8ch Bide '44. J&D 6 5.75
4.75
m&n
__m&n
58 1935-1950
(a
5.25
60
Ajk.
j&d16
4b June
Sept 15 1937—M&S 15
6b March 16 1938-M&S 15
60
Buffalo 6mb 19445s 1934
%
to 5.25
to 5.25
or;-
Bid.
Auburn—4Mb 1933-1934 j&j
Binghamton—4s '34-*36-f&a
4Mb 1933-1971
var
8Mb Bridge 1935
f&a
Brighton (t)5s i»a4-1942m&n
5s 1933-1952.-.
j&d
Brooklyn—d—3 mb *34-'37 j&j
8Mb gold 1936.
j&j
%
4Mb Water 1943
A&O
4Mb 1934-1939
F&A
4Mb 1940-1966F&A
4Mb 1934
F&A
4M« 1935-1960
F&A
4b Olty HaU 1939
J&D
Union City 4 Ms '33-*64.-J&D
Onion Co 4Mb 1937—
.M&8
60
50
A&O
6s School 1935
75
75
75
75
75
75
50
50
4Mb Fund July 1933-1939..
4Mb Road 1934-44—F&A2
-_.M&N
I934-1983-F&A
Tenafly 4Mb
80
70
J&J
1041—F&A
Sch'33-'38_J&D
4 mb Imp & Sch *39-'60-J&D
Hussex Co 4 Mb *37-'44
M&S
4b Impt 1934-1965---M&N
Teaneck iTwp; 5M» 33-38...
4mb Imp &
b 5.00
__
5.25
70
70
70
70
70
70
•Summit 4Mb Sch
4a 1933
■■■■-:
Bonds
Amsterdam 5b Wat 1933-37
to 5.25
40
85
85
85
80
A&O
5M« July 1 1937
to
5.75 to 5.25
5.75 to 5.25
5 75 to 5.25
5.75 to 5.25
5.75 to 5.25
5.75 to 5.25
6.00 to 5.75
6.00 to 5.75
9.1)0 to 7.50
6.75 to 6.25
5.50 to 5.25
5.50 to 5 25
5.50 to 5.25
5.50 to 5.25
85
Mercer Co—
6b Road & Bdge 1934.
to 5.25
5,75
M&S
J&D
J&D
1934-1962
70
70
70
Maplewood (Township)
4b 1934-35—
J&D15
4s 1936-67
J&D15
Middlesex Co 4Mb 1934
To
Net.
5.75
5.75
Orange—4s '33 to "44-J&J
to 6.25
70
4Ha School 1933-58—J&D
4Mb School 1946
J&j
4H" Water 1961
A&O
4Mb 1934-1966
-J&D
4b Refunding 1949
F&A
Keaneburg 6M«
Kearny 4Mb 1936
_F&A
4Mb Water 1934-1962 M&N
4Mb Water 19 34 —J&D15
4Mb Water iy35-'70.J&D15
4Mb Sch Inapt *34-'52-J&D
6Ms 1933-1949—
J&D
5Ma 1950-1970.
J&D
Ledl—5a 1934-1947
j&J
Long Branch 5s 1943
M&N
4b June 1 1985
J&D
Lyndhurst 5s 1933-1967—J&J
8Mb April 1941
Yield Basis
Bid* Ash.
Bonds
Sou
4MB 1934-1934
J&J b 6.50
4 Ms road & bldg *36-'46 J&J b 6.50
80
Irvlngton 6a School "63. -JAD
80
4Kb 1933-1933
J&D
80
4Kb 1934-1939
J&D
80
4Mb 1940-1969J&D
70
Jersey City 5 Ms 1942-63 A&O
6b Aug 1 1935
70
F&A
70
6Kt Dec 1 1933-1933-J&D
5s 1933-1969
A&O
70
97
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
to 3.15
Mlneola (v) 4.40s 1933-08 j&j
I
5
4.75
8
8
8
Neroinal.
I
mt Vernon 4Mb '84 -43
to 5.50
MUNICIPAL BONDS
STATE; AND
98
To
or
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
Jan25 35 J&J 25
Jan25'36 J&J 25
Jan25'37 J&J 25
4 Hi June 1965
J&D
M&S
M&N
85
85
85
85
85
4Hi 1963
4Hi May 1957
4 Hi Not
9o
9o
--M&N
1957
s
Corp stock 1967—J&J
Oorp stk 1971—J&D15
Corp stk 1933-1935J&D
Corp stk 1930-79-J&D
Jan. 1 1977
J&J
s
Seta & Var
4Hi
4Hs
4Hs
4Hi
86
86
-
s
l
•
s
«
Suffolk Co
1933-1951
F&A b 1.00 to 3.9J
Sullivan Co 4 H« '34-'45-A&O
Syracuse 4Ha 1933- 35 Various 61.60" to ~3~%
to 6.25
6s May 15
%
82
82
82
82
to 6.25 %
81
82
81
82
81
April 1 1968—-—A&O
■ Apr 15 1972—A&016
Rap Tr A
J&D
4Hs Feb 15 1934 00F&A1/6
4H» Feb 15'41-1966-F&A15 b
4Hs Feb 15 1976— F&A15
s
82
7.5O
to 5.50
-A&O
76
4s
-M&N
76
4s
M&N b 8%
4s
M&N
74
4s
M&N
74
4s
1957-M&N
76
4s
M&N
76
4s May 1959——M&N
76
4s 1934-1937
M&N b 7.50
4sl938-1967
M&N 6 7.50
1 1980
May 1977
Various 1938
Nov 1955
Various 1956
Various May
Nov 1958
82
8H* B exempt 1941—M&N 6 7.50
8Hi exempt 1942
M&N b 7.50
8Hi R T 1948-1950—M&N b 7.50
3 Hi B exempt 1952—M&N
73
8Hi B exempt 1963—M&N
73
8 Hi B exempt 1954—M&N
75
8Hi S Water ex '54—M&N
75
8 Hi exempt 1955
M&N
75
8 Hi stock Apr 1 1954-A&O
75
Nlag Falls—6Hi "41-'48 M&N
4.15s Sewer 1965-70—M&N —
4.10% Sewer 1935-50—J&J
4Hi Wat Mayl'41-'48 M&N
4Kb Repav 1934 reg-M&N
4 Hi Sew 39- 46 reg—M&N
8.95 Nov 11961-1970-M&N
■
78
78
7%
77
77
78
78
78
to 6.50
4HsEewer 1934-1953—J&J
5s Water 1933-1950
J&J
6Hs Water 1933-1950—J&J
Troy 6s 1933-1940 reg..A&O
4Hs 1934-1950
A&O
4Hs Feb 16 1934-1857—
4 Ha 1933-1970
J&D
4Hs 1933-1966
J&J
3Hs Water 1933-36
J&J
CJtica—4Hs 1934-35
M&N
4Hs Pub Imp *33-'45.J&Jl£>
to 6.50
to 6.50
to 6.50
to 6 50
75
75
76
76
76
76
4.20s
5.0d|
5.00
500
5.00
_—...
6.00
5.50
4s 1936-1950--—-—---J&J
Pelbam (T) Un Fr Sch Dlst
5.25
4.60s 1944-1966—Ponghkeepsie 4 H 81934-52J&D
4s School 1934-"59
M&S
5.50
No 1
4.50
6.00
6 00
6.00
6.00
4.75
6 2.00
to 425
6 2.00
to 4.40
6 2.00
to
%
4.40 %
6 2.00
62~.03"
to
2"55
6 1.00
to
4%
4%
?00
to
62'.00"
to
4.10s 1934-1946
3.90s 1934 1948
A&<
6 2.00
to
F&A 6 2.00
6 2.00
3Hs May 15 '34-'35—M&N
3Hs May 15 *30-'51—M&N 6 3.75
4Hs
1933-1942
Yaterfcown 4Hs 1942
4 Ha 1933-1953
5s 1933 1946
1938
4s May
to 3 90
to
90
to
to
Oct
J&J
J&J 6 2.00
2.50
J&J
M&N
1939-76
J&D
1 1934-54
J&D 6 4.25
4Ha San Sew '34-'82__J&J 6 4.25
4Hs Parkway 1902-86-J&D
4Hs Co Bldg 1934-44 .A&O 6 4.25
4H« *44.'45.' 50 & '69 J&D
64~75
4s Co BIdg 1934-69—M&
4s 1934 to 1935
F&A
4s June 1 1959-1964—J&D
3Hs
3Hs
80
7%
1940-1951
3Hs 1952-1980
3Hs 1934
3Hs 1935-1945
3Hs 1946-1951
3Hs 1952-1963
3Hs
4%
to 4.10
6
5%
4.65
to4.2~5
to 4.50
4.50
4.75
4.75
4.50
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
»Volcott 4H8 Jly
Yonkers—
A&O
-A&O
A&O
%
5s 1934-1938
5.00
1933-1947
1934-1958
M&8 6 8 00
MANIA
J&J
4 Hi July 1 1952
...
...
""56"
56
...
56
...
"70"
45
...
45
73
73
....
73
...
73
...
6.50
to
to 6 50
%
%
6 8 00
to 6.50 %
6 8 00
to 6
J&J 6 8 00
J&J 6 8.00
4 Ha 1934 1973
50 %
to 6.50
to 6.50 %
DAKOTA
5s Farm Loan 1935.1940.1946
J&.i b 6.50
to 6%
5Hs 1946 & 1948 ser O—J&
b 6-50
5Hs July 1933 1933
J&J b 6.50
to
6%
to
6%
& '55— —J&J b 6 50
to
6%
4Hs July 1951
4Ha Jan 1957
J&J b 6 .50
to o %
Grand Forks 6s__Mav '34 '3i- 6 7.00
to 0.5'
OHIO (See footnote •)
♦Akron 6s 1933-1940
A&O
68
68
J&.
68
72
•6Hs
•4Hs
•4 Ha
•4 Hi
•4 H®
♦4 H»
72
1938-1951
1933 1947
*&.
68
A&O
68
1936-1955
A&O
68
72
72
72
68
68
72
68
72
1933-1946
1933 1939
1940-1952
4 Hi 1934
4 Hi 1934-1937
4 Hs 1938-1956
A&O
A&O
A&O
72
68
72
A&O
68
72
A&O
68
4s
72
Water Works 1942--A&G
•Allea Co 5Hs 1934 '50.A&«
70
8 00
to
Aauland
5 50
to
*5Hs
1933 44-A&0
Cambridge—4 Hs 1934—-J&
♦5s Sewer 1953•5s Sewer 1933 37
M&S
M&S
73
10%
5%
9)
85
85
90
Q")
8.5
Canton—«5s Sew 1953-.M&8
6 25
to 5.75
•5Hi Fund 1933-17—J&D
•0s Water 1944-1959-A&O
6 25
to 5.75
6 25
to 5.75
♦C»nton 8 D 5s 1954—A&Oft
6 25
to 5.75
•4Hi Dec5 1939-42—-J&D
6 25
to 5 .75
•4.40s
to 5.75
4.10
to 3 90
4.10
to 3 .90
4.10
to
4.10
to 3 90
•4Hs Sewer 1955A&<.
•4Hs Sew Sept 3 '37-M&S3
4s
1933-1950.
M&S
3.65s g Feb 1937
F&A
4.10
4.10
to 3.90
4.00
to 3.75
4.00
to 3.75
3Hs Water '45
4.00
to 3.75
4.00
to 3.75
4.10
to 3.90
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
6
—A&<
%
72
♦5s Water 1933-1953—A&O
6
1941-M&S
•5Hs Imp Feb *40. *51 F&A
•5s July 11965
J&J
•4Hs July 1943
J&J
*25—F&A
3s Water 1939 op '19.F&A
Cine S D ♦4Ha 1934— A&OU
4 Hi 1933
M&S
4 Hs 1934-1952
M&S
op
4s (930 opt 1906
M&S
3Hs 1940 opt 1912—A&O
demand ♦SHs 194O-70-J&D
♦5Hs Pub Hall 1970—J&D
♦6s W W 1930-1908—J&D
♦5s 1933-1936
A&O
3.90
to 3 90
4.10
to 3 90
4.10
4.00
to 3 .90
to 3.75
4.00
to
6.00
to 5.50
6.00
to 5.50
6.00
to 5.50
3.75
NORTH
CAROLINA
5s July 1901
5.00
5.00
4 90
4.90
__
4s 1933-1939
4.90
6.00
5.00
6.00
4.40s 1934-1953
F&A
Saranac Lake 4.45s'34-'39F&A
6.50
5.50
1933-1941——
4.50
4H« 1933-1955
M&S
4s Bept 1 1945-1954—M&8
Saratoga Springs—
4.25
A&O
4.25
J&D
5.00
4.15
.
.
J&J
4H® 1934-1902
IHB
4 Hi
4 Hi
4 Hi
1934-1935
1930-1939
1940-1954
1967-1968
to
4%
J&D b 1.50
to 3.95
J&J
A&O & 2.50
2.50
1940-1960
A&O 6 3.85
4s Oct 151933-1944 -A&016 b 1.50
to 3.80
to
4%
to 3.90
in that stateare
%
6 5.30 to 5%
6 5.30 .to 5%
6 5-30 to 5%
6 5 30
to
6
*
to
6
4s 1934-1935
...
6
6
4s 1941-1954--
—
4s 1967-1968
6
6
5.30
5.30
5.30
5-30
5.30
5.30
5%
5%
to 5%
to 5%
to 5%
to 5%
to 5%
Ashevllle—
5s 1934-1969
20
23
5Hs
5Hs
J&J
1934-1957
...J&J
Street 1934-30—F&A
1935-1909
M&S
1933-1906
...M& "
1934-1962
A&O
20
23
20
23
20
23
20
20
23
Buncombe Co 5s'34-'40--J&D
22
26
4Hs Funding 1039—M&S
6s Bridge 1934-37
A&O
Charlotte 5 Hs '33-'48
M&N
4Hs 1934-1970
M&N
22
26
22
26
80
85
85
5Hs
4Hs
4H«
4Hs 1934-1935
b 1.50
6 00
to
5.50
A&O
6 00
to
5.50
6.00
to
5.50,..
•4Hs Paving 1933 34—J&D
•4Hs 8t Imp Feb 1 '34-F&A
•4Hs March 1949
M&a
•4Hs Fire Dep '34 '65-A&U
4 Hs Clark Av Bdg '42-A&O
4H« Park 1938
A&O
•4 Hs 1933-1935
-M&S
•4 Ha 1930-1950
M&8
6.00
♦5s 1930-1940
5.00
5 00
5.00
5.00
5.00
5 00
5 00
M&S
1935-1959---—-M&S
imp Sch &c "34- 47—J&J
Rockland Co—4s 1934— M&S
4H« '33-'38 (reg)—F&A16
4 H® 1934-1946
M&S
Rockville Centre (V)—
4.15s 1933-1952
J&D
Rome 5Hs 1934-1941—A&O
Rye(V)5B Mar 10 '34-'38 M&S
Rye & Har'son Un Fr 8 D No 6
------
6.25
6
5.00
1934
municipalities
...
•4 Hs Grad Oros '33-'54 A&O
.
1913 by
...
38
5.00
5.10
F&A
4.15s
75
1950—
6.00
15 '33-'42J&J
5.10
County-—
4Highway 1933-36 F&A
4Hi Highway 1937-58 F&A
Rochester 5s 1934-1951 -F&A
5s 1934-1936F&A
6s 1937-1938
F&A
6s 1939-1962
F&A
6J 1934 & 1935
M&S
4Hs Pub Imp '33-'58—F&A
4 Hs 1933-1934
4.15s 1934-1939
%
4.50
4.75
Rensselaer
Schenectady—
6s Dec 15 1933-1941
4.30s 1933-1948
%
4.75
4Ha July 1 1934-02—A&l
4Hs Feb '34-'36—
A&(
4H® Feb '37-49
A&<
4Ha Mar 1 *34-*60—A&C
4Hs Feb 1934-1936—A&(
4Hs Feb 1937-1949—A&(
4s 1934-1958
F&A
6%
-
—
%
4.75
to 4.75
6Hs J»u 1934-1961—A&o
5s 1933-1961
A&O
5%
5%
Putnam Co 4H®
4Hs Park 1934-40
%
400
5.00
to
to 4.75
White Plains—
6s Feb 11940-1952
90
to
...
75
38
•5Hs 1934 1937
6
4.00
to
J&D
J&D
J&D
J&D
J&D
—J&D
J&D
J&D
1934
1935-1939
5.10
'53.J&J3
Inland Terminal—
4Hs Ser D 1936to'60M&S b
Holland Tunnel—
Scarsdale 4H® 1934-45
%
3%
to 3.90
4Ha
and 1950
4%
4%
5s
6s Feb 1 1937-1939
5.25
------
J&J 6 8 00
5s 1933-19365s Sept
NORTH
4.00
M&N
6s Feb 11934-1936
5 25
Baraioga Co 5s
%
...
mmmm
Winston-Salem—
4 60
Arthur Kill Bridges—
1939to'53M&N
50
---
4Hs 1935-1959 (reg)— M&!-
5.20
1936 to '50. J&D
42
-
5 Ha Sch 1934-1936—A&(
3.90s 1934-1954
F&A
6.50
80
50
-
6.50
4Hs Ser A 1934 to 46M&&
George Washington Bridge
...
42
County—
5.10
1933
J&g
6s 1934
J&D
Port Jervis 4Hs 1937-1966 Port of N Y Authority6s
mmm
50
-
4HsJuly 1 1942
,to 4 25
F&A
1938-1949
%
%
42
5.00 Cincinnati—*5Hs
Port Chester—
4s 1935-1954
3.90
5s June
6.00
illtlSei: A*o
1934to'60M&S
'34-'51-A&t
F&/
3.90
m
4.50
5.75
5.75
4.75
4Hs Ser E
3.90
5Ha highway 1934-'53-F&A
'33-47A&O
-A&O
'51—M&N
4s 1934
3 90
Varren Co 4 Hs 19H4 '50- F& A
4.75
4.75
5 50
Bayonne Bridge—
4s Ser O 1938 to
1.00
Warsaw Union Fr 8 D No 10—
6.00
Oswego—5 Hi 1934-46—M&N
Oyster Bay Wat Dlst—
4s Ser B
3.90
Westchester County—
1934-39——J&J
4Hs Ser B
3.90
5.00
5 00
5.00
5.10
5.10
6.00
Oneida—4s Water '40-'45-J&J
Onondaga Co-4 H®
3.70s 1934-1951
Ontario Co 4s "34
£90 %
5 00
5.50
4Hs Water
.00
to
r°25
6.00
1947-72
I
?25
—
50
65
4Hs 1933
M&N
65
4Hs 1934-1957
M&N
High Point 4Hs 1034'48 J&J / 33
5s Wat Serv 1933-1969 J&D / 33
Iredell Co 5s Aug 1 '42-F&A
4Hs 1934 1939
-A&O
4Hs 1940-1950
A&O
Lincoln Co 5s 1943 & '48-J&J
5s Bridge 1937-1951
F&A
Mecklenburg Co—
6s Ref Nov 1950
M&N
Pitt Co 5s 1034-'30
M&N
4 Hs 1943-1947
M&8
5s Fund June 1959
J&>
Raleigh 5s Munlc Bldg '39J&J
5s Impt June 1 1944—J&D
51
51
4H" 1933-1967
A&O
Randolph Co 4Hs *34-'47.F& A
4Hs 1948-1959.
-F&A
Rutherford Co 5s *33 *52--J&J "65""
30
Salisbury 0s Impt '33-'35.J&J
0S1934-1941—
M&N
30
Wilmington—
5s Ref & Impt 1955
67
A&O
67
4H* 1934-1962
A&O
67
4Hs« Wat & Sew '48--A&O
4 Hs Pub Imp 1934-1960J&J
67
to 3.90
4.15s 1934-1950
J&J
4Hs
6 1.00
F&A 6 2 00
4.20s 1934-1937—
5.00
8 Hi 1942-1945
M&N
3s May 1 1935---——M&N
NlagFallsSD—4 H® 33- 34F&A
4Hs 1935-1960
F&A
No Hempstead 5s 1934-- J&J
No Hempstead S D No 7—
4Hs 1934-1942
J&D
North Tarrytown (ft)
4Hi Water 1933-45—A&O
4H> Water 1946-84—A&O
F&A
J&J15
J&J15 62.00
J&J15
J&J15
J&J15
J&J 15
3s 1937-1940
J&J15
3s 1941-1951
J&J15
3s 1952-1971
J&J15
Ticonderoga S D No. 5—
4H« July 1954-*58
J&J
Tonawanda
(City
of) 4H
1934-1942
J&J
82
rnmm
to 8.25
42
%
1933 1933
3s 1933
3s 1934-1936
to 5.50
4s Oct
to 4.00
Net.
Ask.
6 8.50
39—M&N
------
1934 1946—
4s
4H9
Guilford
5Ht 1933-1960
M&S 6 2.00 to 4.20 %
2.50
4Hs June 15 1914—J&D15
«Hs 1934-1944
M&N 6"2".00" to 3 90 %
4.20s Dec 15 1933-71 J&D15 6 1.75 to 4 %
4a June 16 1934-'44.-J&Dlo 6 2.0J to 3 90
3H« 1933
3Hs 1934-1936
3Hs 1937-1940
3Hs 1941-1951
to 5.50
7.50
81
4HbNov15'33-'68-M&N15 b 7.50
4Hi Nov 15 1978—M&N 16
81
4Ha 1934-57-A&0 b 2.50
3H
82
Co 4H« '33-'58-J&D
Greensboro 5s
4.25
86
86
Forsyth
Granville Co
5.10
86
t
.
1942 W—F&A
4H® 1934-1963
J&J
4 H® 1934 1965
F&A
4s Water Works 1954—J&J
Greenville 5s W W '58—F&A
5 50
5.50
5.10
5s 1944-71
.M&N
Steuben Co 4 Hs '34-'37 ,_F& \
86
T°10
To
or
Bid.
Bonds
Net.
4.00
to 4.10
86
85
85
81
'33-*39-J&D 6 7.50
1960 opt 1930—M&fc
81
1960
M&8
81
Mar 1 1962
M&S
81
Mar 1 1964
M&S
81
April 1935
A&O b 7.50
Bonds
Ask.
Solvay 4Hs 1933-'40
F&A
Somers (T) 4Ha '33-'53-M&N
Southampton 5s *36-'43-M&N
86
85
Bid.
Schenec Co 4Hs *42-'5»—J&J
b 1.50
5s Dec 15 1933-1943
6s Dec 15 1944-1948
96H
96H
96H
95
To
or
Net.
New York City—
0s Corp stk
6s Corp stk
6s Corp stk
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
M&N
4Hs 1930-1941
M&N
4Hs 1942-1940
M&N
4Hs 1947-1955M&N
4Hs 1950-1979
--M&N
Durham 4Hs 1933-1940—J&J
4Hi 1942 to I960
5s Water 1934 to 1945-J&
Durham County—
4H> 1934
J&D
4Hs 1935-1937
—J&D
4Hs 1938-1939
J&D
4Hs 1940-1951
J&D
subjec^to'taxaliioi?.11*
-
s
SMe
80
80
80
80
80
80
23
85
85
85
85
70
85
80
70
80
•4fl 1933
—A&O
80
80
90
80
90
80
6 00
to 5.50
6.00
6.00
600
to 5.50
600
6.00
%
to 5.50
to 5.50
A&O
6.00
5.50
to 5.50
♦4« 1934-1955
A&O
5.50
to 5%
6 25
to 5.75
to
5%
Cleveland 8 D—
♦4Ha 1933 to 1935
•0s 1934 to 1936
J&D
Cleveland Heights 8 D—
•6s 1933-1959
-A&O
Columbus *08 1949-57—M&S
•4Hs
1934-1935
•4Hs
1936-1938-
M&S
M&H
6.25
to
5.75
to 5.50
5.75
525
to 4.75
5.2 5
to 4.75
525
to 4.75
•4 H» 1933-19534H» 1933-1955 s-a—-F&A
5.25
to 4.75
5.25
to 4.75
4s Wat
4.50
to
4.50
to
5.25
to 4.75 %
8
W *45
opt '20—M&S
Hi 1933 opt 1912
J&J
4%
4%
Columbus 8 D—
•6s
1943-1952
J&D19
Cuyahoga Co *08 '33-'39_A&O
•5s 1936-1939
80
85
—A&O
80
85
•4H« 1933-1935
A&O
*4H« 1936-1944
A&O
1933-1943—
—A&O
[s Road 1933-1934
s Road 1935-1930
s Road 1937-1938——
]s Road 1939-1941
4s 1934-1941
—A&O
80
85
80
85
80
85
80
80
80
85
85
85
80
85
80
85
90
80
to 5.50
3H« 1933-19.50
-
70
%
%
%
to 5.50 %
to 5.50 %
to 5.50
6 00
90
wice?dment> t0 th6 coastitution of Ohio, adopted Sept. 3
1912, bonds issued after Jan. 1
AND
STATE
July, 1933.]
MUNICIPAL
To
or
Bonds.
Dayton—
•5Ha w W Imp
•5s W
W
Bid,
Ask.
80
80
—
FAA
85
85
85
85
85
85
85
85
85
•4Hs Bdge 1933-1951.M&S
•4Hb W W Imp 1940—JAD
80
•4Ha
80
80
Bdge 1933-39—AAO
•4Hs 1933-1640
MAS
..MAS
4Hs 1941-1961
Dayton S D fiws '41-*61 MAS
•5a Mar 16 34-'40—MAS16
East Cleveland—
80
80
80
80
Bid.
„
5a Harb Dev
_AAO b
MAN b
MAN b
•5a W W 1933-1940—JAJ
Foatorla *58 W W '34-*40 MAS
Franklin County—
6.50
to
6%
6%
6%
7.00
to
6%
•5Hs HosABge 34 '35 FAA
Hamilton Oo *4Hs 1943-FAA
5.50
to
to
•4Ha Oct 1 1939
_AAO
*4 Ha 8ewer 1933-'45
4.25
4.25
4.25
4%
to 4%
4bOH June'36 op
'10.JAD
4.00
to 3.75
Ironton *4Hs W W *38—JAD
Lakewood 4H« '33'39AAO
7%
to 4%
%
to
6%
to 5%
to 5%
to 5%
to 5%
5.50
•4HS Oct 1945
A AO
•5s Park A Imp 33 "41-AAO
•Lawrence Co fis 1934
MAS
Lima »5H* Sewer 1933-1947.
5%
5.50
5.50
5.50
70
75
•5a Sewer Feb 15 "34 '51
Lucas Oo 4a O-H 1944
MAS
4Ms 1933
JA 1)2
4Hs 1934-1940.
JAD2
70
75
70
75
•4H8WASSepl0'33-35MASl0
70
75
75
Bs
1933-1935
70
JAD
75
70
75
70
80
3.40
3.85
3.85
3.85
3.85
8D5Hi '35. '40,1
75
5.00
Portsmouth—0a
70
*34-"36—JAJ
Portsmouth City S D—
to 4.75 %
75
75
to 4.75
to 4.75
4Ha 1933-1950
Springfield *5s 1933-1934—
MAS
97
4.30
to 4.20
to
%
4.20 %
to 4.20 %
4.90
s
....
4.90
s
:.
4.90
1933
Harrlsburg—
4a Pub Imp '34 to '30-MAf
4s
4.90
s
s
....
8
4.90
—
s
W—
4.90
,4.25
8
....
SOUTH CAROLINA.
4s Refund 1952
83
opt 1932.. JAJ
4H» ctfs indebt '39-'53--JAD b 7.00
Aiken Co 4Hs
....
MAS
5%
to 4.75
4.75
to 4.50
Lancaster Co 4Hs A 4Hs
Steubenvllle *5s 1934-35.MA8
6%
to 5%
Summit Co—
75
„4Hs Water 1945—^
JAJ
Greenville—5s St 1942—JAJ
75
82
Philadelphia 4a 1937—-JAJ
to 4.20
McK'p't 8 D 4Hs '34-'43ilAI
6 4.50
to 4.20
89
5a Jan 1951
JA.
82
4Hs May 1948
JA.
85
82
82
4Ha Nov 1 1948—
J A.
86
4Ha Sept
JAJ
82
82
4Hs
82
82
75
75
to
to 6
6.50
%
to 6%
6.50
6.50
to
to
6%
6%
5%
5%
to
4.75
o
4.75
OKLAHOMA
Muskogee 5s Sew 1936—MAS 6 6.50
to
1950-
1
6%
1934-1940
JAD 6 6.25 to 6%
MAS b 6.25 to 6%
4Hs Sewer 1930
_FAA b 6.25 to 6%
4Hs Water Works 1941 .JAJ b 6.25 to 6%
b 8.50 to 8%
Okmulgee 5s Mar 15 1943
9.00
9.00
9 00
8.50
8.50
to 8.50
9.00
JAJ
to 8.50
15
to 5.00
to
to 5.00
4 Ha 1934
83
b
b
to 5.00
to 5.00
to 5.00
b
——
-
4Hs July 15 '33-*39—JAJ15 b 5.25
43 July 15 "40-'45
JAJ15 b 5.25
76
to
7.00
to 6.7£
to 8%
7%
80
90
95
to
Spartanburg 4Ha 1935..AAO 6 9.25
4Hs Water 1934-1939—JAJ 6 9 25
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
to
6 9.25
to
6 9.25
5s Sept 1 1939
5s Nov 1 1943
~ 6 9.25
Spartaob'g Oo 4H. '37-47MAS 6 9.25
4 Hs 1934-1950.
MAN 6 9.25
6 8.00
Sumter Oo 5s "34-'52
JAJ
York Co 4Hs 1934-*50 ...JAJ 6 7.00
to
Water
1940-1905-JAJ
%
85
to
to
to
9%
to 7.5(
to
6.7(
to
6%
6%
6%
76
to 4.50
6 3.95
4Ha Impl;
to
6%
to
to
6%
6%1
6%
to
6%)
to
to
'33-*40-AAO 6 6.50
MAS 6 6.50
15 1934-35—MASlfi 6 6.50
5s June 1 1934 39
JAD 6 6.50
5b Jan 15 1934-40
6 6.50
Mar
Oorson Oo 5s fd
lackson Oo—
JAJlo
JAJlo
6 6.50
1939..JAJ 6 6 50
to 6%»
to
,
6%
to 6%
'to 6%
to
6%
to 3.80
1934-47-MAN
6 7 00
to 6.50
6 7.00
to 6.50
6 7.00
to 6.50
6 7.00
to 6.50
6 6.50
to
6 6.50
to
6%
6%
to 3.50
6 3.95
to
5a
to 3.80
6 3.80
DAKOTA
58 Rural Credit
5a Sept 1941
4Hs fund 1934-47—MAN 15
Perkins Oo 4 H« fd '30-'47 JAD
Stanley Oo 4 Hs fd '43-'48 JAD
SHux Falls S D 5s 1935—AAO
fHs Deo 11940
...JAD
5.05
6 3.95
to 3.90
6 4.50
TENNESSEE
4Hs highway 1939—
JAD
4H» bridge 1945
J&j
4H8 refdg July 29 1955-JAJ
4 Ha July 1 1945
J&j
4Hs highway 1939
jaj
la refdg July 29 1955
JAJ
5s Memorial Aud'm 1901 JAJ
Carter County—
to 3.80
6 4.10
to 4.20
6 4.40
6 4.40
to
6 4.40
to 4.20
6 4.40
to 4.20
6 4.40
to 4.20
99H
99H
5
to 4.30
4.20
5a funding Jan 1
5H«Road
Chattanooga—
100
100
s
...
4.30
s
—
4.30
4.30
3*95"
to 3.85
%
%
RHODE ISLAND
4s Charlt Inst 1905
MAS
4s June 1 1977
JAD
3Hs golu 8 H 1934
JAJ
Cranston 4s sch 1934-37.JAJ
1959.JAJ
.....
4Hs School 1950
AAO
4 Ha Memorial Aud '52MAN
5a Hospital 1954
MAS
4.30
—
Cocke County—
4Hs Road July 15 '47..JAJ
Cumberland Oo 5s 1950—JAJ
Davidson County—
4Hb Highway 1947
JAJ
5% Oo Memorial '33-'50JAJ
Dyer Oo 4Ha 1955
Fayette County—
4Hb Road 1958
JAJ
.50
5% Highway 1947
Gibson County—
650
to 6.25
6 50
to 6 25
6 50
to
6.25
-25
6 50
to 6
6.25
to 6 .00
6.25
to
6.25
to 5.75
35
35
6.75
6.00
40
40
to 6.50
6.75
to
6.75
to 6.50
6.50
65
65
60
60
4.10
to
4.10
37
to
4%
4%
40
>
60
55
Giles County—
.50
00
JAD 6 6.25
to
6%
to
8%
00
5s 1934
5s 1935-1942
AAO
00
Road 1934-1958—JAJ 6 9 00
Hamilton County—
6.00
4H% Refunding 1957.AAO
6.00
5% Bridge 1944
...AAO
00
Jackson—
4s 1938-1966
.00
00
J&J
Johnston 4 Ha 1935-1940 MAN
N Prov ce 4s June
15 '47-JAD
4%
Multnomah Oo S D No 1—
'34-'39-.MA8
5Hs June 1 1934-1953
!H8
1934-1942.-MAN
4Hs Mar 1934-35
4s May 15 1948
8Hs g High Sch
MAS
MAN
1954.JAD
i960
JAJ
4Ha Sewer 1952
JAD
4*8 School 1954
MAN
Fawtucket—4Ha
4s Water
'
7.25
4Hs Mar 15 '34-73-MA815
to 5.00
4^25 %—
5%
5%
5%
5%
85
75
o
SD—
Newport—-4Ha
6
MAS
MAS
Oo 5a 1933
JAJ
Rock Hill 5s 1951 opt '31. JAJ
5H« Jan 15 1943
1H« Rural Credit
to 5.00
5
MAS 6
81
5.Q0
4
5a 1934—AAO
4Ha Bridge 1934-1944.JAD
4Hs 1949-1956—FAA
4s Bridge 1945-1955—JAD
5a Road 1934 1939—MAN
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
86
79
1940-1945—JAJ
ITork 4Ha 1933-1943
FAA 6
OREGON
87
84
JAJ
WUkes-Barre—
4a 1934 to 1935
JAJ
4Hs Imp aer I *33-'38_AAO
4Hs 1934-1940
JAJ
„
Eugene 6a 1942
Multnomah Oo—
8%
4Hs 1935-1941
SOUTH
6
85
1934-1958—JAJ
^ash'nOo 4Hsl934
MAS
to
Clatsop County 5s 1934. A AO
%
5.05
s
_4Hs
to
9 00
JAJ
MAS 6
&o
5.05
....
3Hs July 1 1934
75
—JAJ
Phlla 8 D 4 Ha *33-'43
JAJ 6 5.00
4 Ha 1941-1959
MAN o
4H« Apr 15 1939-58. AAOl; o
4a 1933-1942
JAJ o
4a 1937-1950
JAD o
8cranton
to 8.50
5 Hs Wat A Park '34-'49 FAA
5Hs
r
JAJ
1938-1940
MAS
4s 1934 to 1939
J A,
4 Ha "34-'38 taxable.-MAN
Readings# impt 1943-49-JAJ
Schuylkill Go—
4Hb 1933-1955
...JAJ
Scranton 4Ha "33-'41
FAA
5s 1933-1950
..FAA
4a 1934-1937
MAS
4a 1934 A 1935
AAO
5s Water 1930
—.JAD
7%
to
,
5.30
r
—JAJ
.JAJ
JAJ
4H«
5Hs
5 Ha 1933-1949
Baker City 5s 1934
%
v
JAJ
Pittsburgh—4Ha "34-*50 JAI
4Hs 1935-1937-—-MAS
Oklahoma City—
Columbia Oo
1975
1946
4s Feb 10 1955
4s Nov 11900—
4s July 20 1972
5.50 %
6.00
6.50
16
4Hs Dec 17 1978
4a July 1939
4s July 1942
85
85
85
75
4H8 Highway '34-"44— AAO 6
4Hs 1934-1944 (s-a)
AAO b
4Hs H'way '34-'35 (s-a).AAO 6
4Hs H'way '30-'49 (s-a).AAO b
4s Highway 1933-42
AAO b
4a Highway 1934-41
AAO b
4s Aug 1 1933
FAA b
3Hs Oct 11952—
AAO b
to
8.50
88
75
FAA
to 6.50
to 6.50
_JAJ
"86"
75 I
F&A
FAA
to 6.50
5s Highway 1934-1940. FAA 6 7.25
Lancaster S D—5s 1941—JAJ
8 50
0a Juiy 1940
Marion Oo—
6.50
to 6.50
92
82
75
75
•5a 1933-1944
MAS
Zanesvllle—♦fia Ofty Hall A
Market 1933-1939
MAS
Zanesville 8 D *5s '33-43AAO
Astoria 6s 1953
4~20
82
AAO
5s 1934-1947
08 Feb 1 1934-1939—
to
75
75
75
MAS
82
73
to
.....
100
6 4.50
75
AAO
;
100
Lo werMerlonTwp4s.4 H
s, 4 H
75
Youngs town—
♦0h Bdge 1933-41
AAO
•4 Ha 1933-1957
-AAO
Youngstown School Dlat—
•4 Ha 1944-1947
MAS
1934-1939
98
Mercer Co 5 Ha *33-"47
FAA
Norristown S D 4 Ha 1943. J A. 6 4.50
MAN
5Hs July 1940
99H
3Hs Sewer 1934
MAfLancaster 8 D 4s May 1945-
80
70
b 7.00
b 6.75
5a Water
1958opt "3S.FAA
GreenvIUe Co 4HsY40-'56-JAJ b 6.75
4Hs Hlghw 1934-1945. FAA b 6.75
Greater Greenville Sewer
Dlat
4 Ha 1907
MAN 6 7.00
Kershaw CJo^~
4Hs
75
4s Jan
•6a 1933-1960
Warren Oo 5a 1934
%
75
4«s 1933-1954
MAS15
•4Hs Wat 1933-34—JAJ
•4Hs 1934-1953
..MAS
4Hs Bdg 1933 A '38—.FAA
4Hs 1933-1953.
4s Park July 1 1942—JAJ
4Kb 1934-1956
%""
to 4.20
75
75
82
70
6a 1934
JAD15
•6s Pub Wharf 1960..MAS
•5a Sewer 1949..
MAS
Toledo Sch Dlat—
*4 Ha 1933-1950
to 4.20
70
Imp '33-'35.AAO
*4Hs 1933 1937
*4H 1933-1940
AAO
Toledo *6a W W "37-'44-FAA
•5a Sept 1933-1942—.MAS
101
80
,3.80 Richland
b 4.50
70
•5a Road
99
75
80
75
„
....
6.50
to 6 50
70
Lancaster—
4s 1934-1955
90
to
*32—July 1
'3.80
Sprlngf'd 8 D •5a,33-'39.JAJ2
5%
t0 4-75
to 4.75
u-/o
85
to 6%
85
1937-1945
Anderson Cp—
'3.80
8
May 15 1934-1953
4s
1934-1942
FAA 5
Jeanette 4H» 1933-1950-MAf.
97
Lackawanna Oo 4s 1944-FAA b 4.30
4Hs St Impt 1934-39—MAS
•4H« 1934-1949
MAS
6.00
6.00
AAO
0s May 15
'30-*4O-MAN16
Columbia 5a Ref 1941
MAS
97
S'.'w;**-
4Hs
6.00
MAN,
1934-1959..AAO{-
Funding 1947
Cheraw 5s '52 opt
Clarendon Co—
4.20 %
F&A
Erie—4Hs 8ch 1934-'39-AA<
75
,
to
FAA
4Hs 1934-1966
Erie 8 D 4s 1933-1938
FAA
4Hs 1934-1937
AA<
4Ha Jan 1 1936-1946
Fayette Oo 4s road 1936_AA(
75
6.00
4Hs Highway 1934-37-FAA 6 6.75
4.75
4Hs Highway 1938-43-FAA b 6.75
4.75 Charleston—4Hs Jan
70
*62.JAJ
4.75
4a Refg '38
75
(tex-exem).JAJ
4.75 Charleston Co 0a 1937—JAJ
100
*45.
75
6.00
6.00
3.85
Oambrla Oo 4Hs *33-*45
Cheater 4a'37 op'17 tax-ex JAJ 6 4~.50
4 Ha 1935-1946
JAJ b 4.50
6 4.50
Chester 8 D 4Hs *33-'47-'42.
70
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
3.85
to
70
5a Funded
4s
3.85
to
70
70
AAO
JAD
3.85
5.50
-
98 H
98
98
98
JAD
5al937-1942—
3.40
3.85
3.85
'50—
JAD 6 4.50
95
Braddock 4Ha ,84-,44—MAN
95
4s 1934 to 1935—
MAN
5s ref 1933
AAO
5s ref 1934-1935
AAO
5s ref 1936-1941
AAO
Newark *4Hs 1934-41.— AAO
4Hs 1933-1935
o
6%
to 6%
5.50
98 H
1930-1901
MAN
4Hb 1934-1907—
JAD
4Hs Funding 1944—MAN
4Hs 1933 1967
JAD
4Hs June 1934-1957-JAD
5a 1933-1930
MAN
3.40
3.40
to
5%
5%
to 5%
May 2 1957
4s May 1902
121H
1944.1949JAJ
4aHighway 1935, 1937. 1940,
*42.'45.'47 "50.'62
4s Highway 1941. "43.'46.
'41. *51. "53.
——MAS
Allegheny—4a 1937...—MAN
A lnghenv Co 4Hs '43
MAN
4Hs 1934-1937
AAO
4Hs 1938-1940
AAO
4H» 1941 1962
AAO
4 Ha 1933-1900A&O
4H» July 1934-1958
JAJ
4H« 1946-1959.
JAJ,
4a Bridge 1942
FAa|
4s 1934-1958
MAS
Altoona—4s '34 opt "14
JAJ
4s Ref 1936 opt 1910—-JAJ
4s Highway *37 opt '32-JAJ
5.50
5H» (1 to 6 yr mat*y)__JAD
6Ha (5 to 10 yr raat'y)_JAD
5Ha (after 10 years)— _JAD
Montgomery County—
•6s F1 Emerg '34-'42—JAP
4s
4s Water 1902
4s Oct 1 1904
4s 1934-1950
1939
Bethlehem
JAJ
MAN 2
MAN
0s Fund
70
6.50
6.50
Marietta—»4 Ha 1934—-JAD
Martin's Fy ♦5a*33 44—MAS
Miami Conservancy Disi—
JAJ
AAO
4s July I960
%
5.25 %
Altoona S D 4s *34 to '35-AAO
Mahoning Val. San. Dfat—
4Hs water 1933-52—A AO
99
JAD
Woonsocket 4Hs Fd *41-JAD
0a Fund 1934-1935—MAN
PENNSYLVANIA
5s July 1 1951 Series O—JAJ
4Hs Dec 1 1951 opt *36—JAD
4HS1934
Ask,
JAD
4s Oct 1 1954
~/g
to 5.25
to
1933-1937
1938-1059
Water Jan 2 1930
4s Jan 1 1945
to 5.25
JAJ 6
4s Water 1946-1959—FAA
Pt of Astoria 6s Refg 1955-JAJ
6 4%
Pt of Coos Bay Harbor 5s
Port of Portland 4« 1934—JAJ 6 5%
to
.
Bid,
4s
to 5.25
4a Water 1939-1958
to
4Hs
4Hs
6%
to 6%
to 6%
4s Water 1936-1955—MAN b
6.50
6%
6%
Elyrla 4a 1933 Co 1938—JAD
«4H8 1933 1652
MAS
Bonds.
to
4s Water 1937
85
ot
Net,
Providence—
to
4HS °ct 1933-47
4Ha 1934-1960
to
To
Ask.
_
1933-50-MAN b
MAN b
4Ha Dock 1943
80
6.50
6.50
•da St Impt 1934-35—-A AO
East Liverpool-—4a 1940-JAJ
99
YieK Basis
or
Bonds.
Net
Portland—
1944-J AD
Imp 1945.
BONDS
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
1937...
MAN
4%
4H% Ref 1934-1948
JAJ 6
8%
to 5.50
to 5.50
to
7%
Johnson City—
99
55
5Hb Impt 1933-1940..JAD
Knox Oo 5s Pike A Bridge
May 1 1934-1946
MAN 6 6.50
65
to
6%
Knoxvllle—
4 Hs Impt
1933-39
FAA
4Hs Park 1933-1935-AAO
60
63
60
63
5a
1934-1937
MAS
60
63
5a
1938-1951
MAS
60
63
60
5H% Fdg Sept 11950.MAS
Madison County—
4 H % Highway '34-'49 JAD 6 6.50
63
to 6%
mb Basis.
/Flat price.
* Subject to taxation: By an amendment to the constitution of Ohio adopted Sept. 3 1912. bonds issued after Jan.
.1913 by municipalities in that state are subject to taxation,
n Nominal.
oLesslH*
r Less 2.
s Less 1.
v Less 3*
STATE
100
AND
MUNICIPAL BONDS
Bid.
Ask.
Memphis 6s July l954---J&J
6s River Term 34- 48-A&0
4*s Water 1933-1902—J&J
4*8 Water 1949
-J&J
4*8 Park 1969
A&O
4Mb 1934-1956
-J&D
5.50
5.50
5.50
5.50
5.50
5.50
5.50
to 5.25
5.25
to 5.50
4s
1933-1964—-——M&8
Montgomery Oo—6s Cumber¬
land River Bdge 1953. F&A
Nashville 6s
6s March
5.25
to 5.25
5.25
to
68
to 5.25
J&J b 6.75
P&A b 6.75
San Antonio 8 D 5s '56—F&A b 6.75
Tarrant County—
4Mb Oct 10 1933—A&O10 { 6.00
4Mb Oc* 10 *34-*69—A&O10 b 6.00
Waco—6s Sewer 1937
J&J b 6.50
5s Water-Works 1942—J&J b 5.50
4Mb Water 1937-1968-J&J 6 5.50
Wichita Palls 6s 1950
M&N / 41
5Ma 1933-1940
M&N / 41
5fl Feb 10 1960
F&A10 / 41
4Mb 1933-1955
M&N / 41
4Mb 1933-1960
J&D / 41
4Mb 1934-1946
F&A 10 / 41
4Mb
4Mb
5-25
5.50
to
5.50
to 5.25
'33-'50----
5.50
to
J&J
5.50
5.50
5.50
to 5-25
5.50
to 5.25
5.50
65
to
1940
4Hi High Sch
4*a Hospital
*34-'56—J&J
1936-1968
M&N
-J&J
M&S
4Mb 1933-19674Mb 1934-1948
Polk Oo 5s 1934-46
Robertson County—
J&D
.
5.25
5.25
75
6.00
4Mb Road 1948
F&A
Shelby County—
.
1
4s Courthouse 1957—A&O
5s Aud Mkt H'se *49--M&S
_
5.25
to
^
to 5.50
5.00
to
5.50
to
5Mb Pdg 1935-1968—J&J
Tipton County—
6 9.00
4Mb Road July 2 *83-'58J&J
UNITED
to
n
1955—M&S
6 6.00
5.50 %
to
Austin
6s
J&J
-J&J
5s Water Works
5s 1934-1939
to
66
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
to
to
55
55
1954-M&S
a&O
a&O
65
55
'32.-a&O
Beaumont 5s *52 op
to
5.40
J&J
4Mb 1934-1961
4Mb 1934-1953
414s 1954-1968
to
5.40
*52op'32J&J
65
65
55
to
5*s Water 1934-38-M&S
King Os—5s Ot H 1933—May
5%
to 5%
J&J
J&D
55
4Mb
4*8
4*'
4*s
•
5Mb Impt Apr 10 1956-1965
60
17
&
92.
21
32
21
to 4.60
6 4.50
to 4.40
6 4.25
to
65
30
30
70
40
to 3.75
—M&S
5s Road Mar 15
1934-1957
J&J
—
Cleburne 5s WW*52op*32
Corpus Ohristl 5s fd 67-F&A
6s Water 1933-1959—-F&A
Dallas 6s 1934-1960
M&N
to 4.10
to 4.10
Spokane—
4*s Park 1963
J&J 6 5.75
4*s Bridge 1933-36—-J&J 6 5.75
Tacoma—Revenues—
4*s Water '39-'43 (s-a) J&J 6 6.00
4%
4%
6 4.25
to
6 4.50
to 4.40
6 4.50
to
4*sKlL&P *42-'46(e-s>-J&J 6 6.50
4*sKlL&P '34-'51(s~a)A&0 6 6.50
4b Water 1944-46
J&J 6 5.75
to 4.40
6 4.50
100
WE8T
100*
6 4.50
4MB 1934-1970M&N.
4Mb July 1 1933-1949-J&J
4Mb 1934-*45
M&N
4*s 1946-'85
M&N
4b School 1933-1951—J&J
Dallas Oo4HsSeptlO'61 AprlO
5s Viad't & Bridge Peb 10
1954 opt 1924
Apr 10
El Paso 5s W W Purch'5Q A&O
6s Pund 1951 opt *31— M&S
6s School 1955 opt *35--J&J
3Ks 1933-48
J&D
4*s Oct I 1933-1949—A&O
to
1933-1934—-J&J 6 3.00
1935-1946—-J&J 6 4.00
4*s July 1946-1948
J&J 6 4.00
4*s 1945-1954
J&.) 6 4.00
5s Highway
58 Highway
82
5.25
to 4.90
4.90
5%
5%
to
75
75
75
82
80
80
4b
73
73
73
73
73
78
to 6.25
5b Grade RalB
7.00
7.00
7.00
to 6.25
7.00
7.00
to 6.25
7.00
to 6.25
6 4.75
82
75
75
Impt Aug 1 1948—f&a
a&O
a&O
5s 1934J&D
5s 1935-1959
J&D
5b
4Mb 1934-1960
Port Worth 5a 1951
f&A
4Mb 1936-1971
4*s 1936-1964
F&A
Refunding 1941
J&J
Galveston—5s 1934-1935-J&J
6s
5s
1944---A&O
School 1934-1954—M&S
1934-1956
-a&O
4*s Grad. &e. *48op*28 J&J
4Mb Grad.&c.*49 op'29A&0
4*8 Ref Aug 1942
P&A
4*8 July 1 1939-1950—J&J 6 4.75
Fairfax Oo 4*s 1945 -F&A2 6 4.75
Henrico Oo 8ch 6s *34-*fi0 J&J 6 4.75
4*8 June 1 1967
J&D 6 4.75
82
80
80
80
80
to 6.25
9
%
%
to 6.25 %
5s Bd Apr 10
Grimes Co.—
*51op*31 a&O
1934-*54iA&010
Harris Oo 4s
47 op
17 A&O
4*s Apr 10 '34 '56-A&O10
6*s Road
to 5.25
%
%
70
60
5.00
to 4.80 %
to
4.80
4Mb Road Apr 10 "32-'60--
5.00
5.00
to
4.80
Houston—68 Sewl939—M&N
5.50
to
'41op'31-A&0
5.50
to
*34-*36—F&A
5.50
to
4*8 Sept 1934-1952--M&N
4Mb Oct 26 38 op *2*-A&O
4*a 1933-1957
-J&J
4Mb Imp 1934-35 (s-a)-J&J
4*8 Impt 1936-39 (s-a)_J&J
4Mb Impt 1940-55 (s-al-J&J
4Mb 1942-1947.
5.50
to
5.50
to
5.50
to
5.50
to
5.50
to
5.50
5.50
to
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
Houston 8 D 5s Feb 1952
5.50
to
5%
1937-1951
5.50
to
5%
5s Rer Oct 16
5b Mun Imp
4Mb
-
—
Palestine 6s Sch Aug 1
J&D
-
to
1934.
64—
*39. *44. *49. *54. *59.
Port Arthur—
fie
1934-1970
-F&A
47
60
6s 1934-41—J&J
Lynchbg4*s Pub Imp '39J&J 6*4.75"
4*a Pub Impt 1948—J&J 6 4.75
4*8 Water 1951
J&J 6 4.75
4s Ref Oct 1934
—J&J 6 4.75
1939-1959.J&J
Newport News 4*s *48-J&D
4*8 Feb 1953
F&A
4s Pub Impt
4s Street No* 1 1941
-M&N
Norfolk—4% Jan 1934-36—
4*% April 1941-475% Water May 1952
5% Port Terminal May '525 *% School Oil 1952Petersburg 4*8 1952
A&O
Portsmouth—5*s 1951—F&A
4*8 Imp Oct 1 1942— A&O
4*a Sch & Sew 1938—J&J
4*8 1933-1954
J&J
6 4.75
6 6%
93
to
4.50 %
to 4.50
to 4.50
%
%
5*00
to
4.50
to 4.50
9
to 4.25
to
4*9 1951
to
(Less 3.
to
5.55
to
to
6.25
to 6.25
to
5.50
to
2.75 %
to
3.90 %
%
3.90
to 3.90
to
to 3.90
to 3.90
6 5.15
to
5.15
to
5.15
to
5.15
to
—A&O
5.15
to
Olarksbg 8 D 5s '41 op '21M&8
Hancock
County—5s
Grant
Road Dist '46 opt '32.M&N
Huntington 6b 1944
Oot
6s Ind Sch D 1934
J&J
M&rtlnsborg 6s '43 op '29 Deol
5.15
to
5.00
6 5.25
to
5.10
6 5.25
to
6 5.25
to
5.10
5.10
6 5.25
to
July 1948-1952...
J&J
3*s 1951 & 1962
J&J
3*s 1948-1952-.
J&J
Charleston 4*s *4l opt "27J&J
Charleston S. D. os "33-'34J&J
to 4.25
to 4.25
4.25
to 4.25
to
to
6
6%
to
to
to 6
6 4.10
6 4.60
to 4.15
6 4.50
6 4.50
to
6 4.10
J&J
4*8 July 1 1965
J&J
6 4.10
J&J
4s 1941
J&J
4s Elec Light 1942
J&J
4s 1943
J&J
Roanoke 4*s Kef 1936—J&J
4*8 Street Impt May 1940
4*s Pub Bldg 1941—M&N
4*s Pub Bldg 1944—M&N
4*8 Apr 1952
A&O
4a Street Impt 1936
J&J
6 4.10
6 4.10
6 4.10
i
6 5.25
to
5.10
5.10
< 933 48—J&J 6 ft.25
Wheeling 5s W W '83-'52-J&J 6 5.25
(• Ref 1933 to 1930—July 6 5.25
to
5.10
to
5%
5%
Mercer Oo 5s "44 op
^24 A&015
Morgantown 5s
to
4.15
to 4.15
6 4.50
6 4.50
to
to
100
98
100
98
100
to
to
to
4%
6%
6%
4*s
4*e
1933-1937
1938-1949
J&D 6 4.75
J&D 6 4.75
J&J 6 5.00
5a July 1933-1940——J&J 6 5.00
4*8 1934-1939
J&J 6 5.00
4*s Park 1934-1935
J&J 6 5.00
'33-'40
4*s 1933-1945
4b 1933-1936
48 1937-1944
to
4.50 %
%
5.50 %
5.50
5.50
to 4.50
to
to
to
1
to 5.50
%
%
%
5.50 %
6 5.00
to 5.50
J&J 6 5.00
J&J 6 5.00
to 5 50
J&J
to
Milwaukee County—
4*8 Ct H'se '33-'34 M&N15
4*t C6 H'oe'35-'50 M&N15
4*« Sew Mar 12 '30-'45
4*8 court h'se '33-'35J&Dl6
4 *s court h'se '30-'49J&D16
Oshkosh 4*'a 1934
F&A
Racine—4*8 "33 -57.—M&N
—
6§L_X933-1941-
-
P&A
6
6.00
to
5.50 %
%
6 6.00
to 5.50
6 6 00
to
6 6.00
to
5.50 %
5.50
§
6 6 00
to
5.50
6 4.75
to
4.50 %
6 6.00
to
6 6.00
R*ane Oo 6a 1934-1940-J&J 6 6 00
6 6.00
4*s 1934-1947
70
Superior 4*s Sch *33-'44-J&J
Wood Oo—6s 1934
A&O 6 5.50
5s 1937 and 193S
A&O 6 5.50
5.50 %
to 5.50 %
to 5.50
to 5.50
80
to
to
5%
5%
4.15
to 4.15
100
99
4.15
6 4.60
98
-
Milwaukee—5s
6.00
J&J
1964—-----J&J 64.10
1935-1953
Madison—
6%
to 6%
to 6%
to 6%
%
to0%
to 6%
to 6%
to 6%
to 4%
to 4%
to 4%
to 4%
to4%
to 4%
to 4%
to 4%
to 4%
6 4.10
to
b5%
1933-1947
6s W W 1933-1935—M&N 6 6.50
6s W W 1936-1900—M&N 6 6.50
6%:
6 6.50
to
6 4.00
J&J
4*s
to
6 6.50
to
6 4.00
Green Bay—
5%
6 7.00
6 6.50
6 4.00
WISCONSIN
to 4.25
6 7.00
6 7.00
f
9
9
3.90
3.90
3.90 %
5.00 %
5.00
5.90
5.00
5-00
4s
Chippewa Oo 4*s *33-*34
Dane Co 4 *s 1934— -.M&N
Eau Claire 4*8 W W *33-'44
Fond du Lac 4*s '34'35-Mar
5%
5%
6 7.00
t
5.75
J&J 6 4.00
WYOMING
5s 1932-1944
/Plat price
to 5.50
to 4.50
to
6 7.00
I
6.10 %
J&J
4b Road 1951 opt 1941.—A&O
Natrona Oo 8 D No 2—
9 Basis.
to 7.50
to 2.75
to 4.60
6%
4*s July 1 1941
4s 1938 to 1943
7.50 %
to 7.50
to
I
I
4.25
4.25
6
6 6.50
Water 194«—J&D 6 6.60
Richmond—4*8 1949-.—J&J 6 4.10
4*8 July 1
to
6 3.00
5b
Lee County
Galveston County—
6 5.75
110
101.64
Danville—
to
5.25
105
3s
7.50
to 7.50
to 7.50
6 4.00
J&J
5s 1935-1952
100 K
92
%
9
Clarksburg 5s '33-'34-...—A&O
5.00
"96*
VIRGINIA.
4s (commonwealth) 1962
i
8.00
4s 1939-1950
3*% ctfs of indt July 1 '39
Funded debt it*9l
J&J
4*s ctf indebt 1933-37 —J&J 101
Albemarle Oo 5s 1948
J&J b 6%
Alexandria 6s 1983-1956-A&O 6 5%
b 5%
Arlington C« 6*s'34 '54.F&A
Bristol 5*s 8ch *34-*53
6%
Charlottesville 5s 1962—M&8
6%
5s Water Impt 1958—J&J
to
1
to
4*s 1935-1943
100
—
4.90
4.90
to
5 .00
to
6.25
6.25
to
v
to 4.40
82
5.00
5.00
'
>
J&J
Rutland 4*a 1946-48
to 4.90
5.00
to 6.25
VIRGINIA
to 4.40
6 4.50
4*s 1933-1934
to 4.90
5.00
6.50
6.50
6.50
4.40
40
5.00
6.5i
6.5i
to
4*s 1936-1957
VERMONT.
Mlddlebory 4s '41op'21.M&N
'
6.50 %
to 7 75
iA&O 6 8.00
Seattle School Dist Ne. 1—
4s 1946-1950
M&N 6 6.50
to 3.75
32
'
1934-1942
A&O 6 9.00
Seattle—6b 1934-41
4M Lt & Pr 1939-*58 M&N 6 8.00
4*s 1934-1940
A&O 6 8.00
4*8 1941-1955
A&O 6 8.00
4*s 1934-1935
A&O 6 8.00
to 3.75
6 4.65
-
70
Cameron County—
v
Pierce Co 5s Sept 1 *33-37Sept 6 6.75
Port of Seattle 5s *33-'65 M&S 6 6.50
4*s Jan 1934-1965
J&J 6 6.50
55
65
4*s
90
55
55
55
55
9
92
6b Road 1935
6 4.00
65
55
J&J.
4Mb 1933-1935
414s 1936-1970
1922
4s 1942 opt
Brazoria Oo—
to 4.15
to 6.00
6 7.00 to
F&A 6 7.00 to
to
Bridge 1933-1938 M&N 6 7.00
Bridge 1939-1949 M&N 6 7.00 to
1933-1934
M&N 6 7.00 to
1935-1960
M&N 6 7.00 to
55
65
1940-1965
9
%
88
5%
to
1936—J&D
5s general obhg
Revenue—
65
55
5s
4.50
to 4.50
Everett—
to 4.20
Capitol Bldg 1934
J&J
Ogden4*% 1933-1945
Salt LakeOity—
6b Refunding 1941
J&J
4Mb May 1 1934
M&N
4Mb refunding 1934—M&N
4s Ref 1934-1935
A&O
4s Ref 1936-1945
A&O
4s Ref 1946-1965
A&O
Salt Lake City 8 D—
4Mb Aug 1 1933
P&A
4s May 1 1949
M&N
Salt Lake Oo 4Mb 1941
70
60
58
5.40
5.40
6.40
4Mb *34-*58-M&815
1933-1942
J&J
5s SchBlg&Hos
5.25
5.25
to
to
J&J 6 4.30
J&J 6 4.00
4*s Capitol Bldg 1934—A&O 6 4.00
4Mb Road 1939
J&J 6 4.20
4Mb July 1 1939
J&J 6 4.20
4b
Abilene 6s Peb 15"59-'65---
4.50
4.50
to
5*8 L * P 1934-43—M&N 6 8 25
5 Mb April 1 1941
5s Capitol Bldg 1934
texas.
Amarlllo
6b Gen Pund 1934-1940—J&J 6 4.30
Clarke Oo 5s *35 opt '25-Jan 1 6 6.50
6%
8%
85
80
1954—J&J
to
to
WASHINGTON
to 0%
to
_
pages
Net.
to 6%
UTAH.
Washington County—
5M% Highway
6%
6%
to 6%
5%
5%
6s Light & Pow 1942 56A&O 6 8.00
.
5% Fdg June 1
White County—
STATES—See
6 4.75
-J&J b
Ask.
to
6%
4M% Jail 1940-1961—M&S
Smith County—
1933-58--—M&S 6 4.75
Washington Co sch'34-'3QJ&J b
to
—
5.25
to
.
Staunton 5b
5s 1967
Tazewell Oo 6s 1934-46-
5%
6 7.00
„
to
to 5.25
5.25
1934-1967
1933-1968
.
5.25
to
to
To
.
Bid.
Bonds.
Net
6%
6%
6%
to
6.75
6.75
6.75
$ 6-75
$ 6.75
Sept 1933-1959
6b St Imp Dist No 2 1943—
5.25
to
1934-1942-A&0
1934-1960--M&S
5s Memorial 8q
4*fl
34-*33.M&8
6Mb W W 1934- 35—M&N
5Mb W W 1936-*85
M&N
5b Sept 1933-1953
M&S
Ask.
6 75
b
b
b
b
San Antonio—5s
to 5.25
to
Bid.
Bonds.
Net.
or
TO
or
To
or
Bonds.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Boats
98*
6 7.00
100
6.50 %
I
'
t,.
.I
.
Banks & Trust
Companies
STATE AND NATIONAL BANK STATEMENTS
Quotations in this department
as near as
are given per share, not per cent, except for stocks of Canadian Institutions, and are
possible for the closing day of the month preceding date of issue, though often are nominal. An asterisk (*) denotes
sales.
Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the National banks
are
from the Comptroller's last call; for all other insti¬
tutions they are the latest obtainable, direct returns being procured by us where
no periodic statements are required.
the Clearing House banks of New York and Philadelphia, deposits are taken from the latest
weekly statement.
National banks
Dec. 31.
Bid.
Deposits.
Ask
State Institutions
CALIFORNIA
Cross
Surplus <&
Profits.
Capital.
National Banks
Dec. 31.
State Institutions
ALABAMA
Dec. 31
Capital.
Surplus &
Profits.
Dec. 31.
Cross
Par
Deposits.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Birmingham—
$
1.000.000
Blrmlng'm Tr A Sav
Ensley Bank & Tr Oo
100.000
5,000,000
7,500,000
Union Bank A Trust.
Wilshire Nat Bank..
28,601,916
25
Central Say Bank.
Central Nat Bank., k
First National Bank.
Farmers A Mer Sav.
share
$
5,000,000
200,000
_
Woodlawn-American
Bank—
31,019
306,063
100
1,000.000 vl.673,483
15,000.933
10,229,251
690,130
100
100,000
Mobile-
share.
27,478,089
300,206
2,754,515
1,987,917
203.744
172,332
38,109,535
23,799,675
3,157,521
6,558.580
290,022
156,877
810,109
2,385
263,886
3,064,718
4.112,530
9,537,292
1,019,851
2,532,538
100
14,397.014
976,722
3.285,662
837.294
ion
re
cent
100
sa
les
145,000
505,395
104,448
102,719
68,138
150,000
28,821
1.841,461
100
1,000,000
500,000
600,000
811,531
717,202
200,000
41,690
22,928,637
10,580,050
4,326,743
1,328,381
100
1,200,000
1,200,000
500,000
300,000
1,204,631
117,499
500,000
100
,
Pasadena—
Citizens Ooml Tr A S
First National Bank
300,000
20
First Trust A Sav Bk
1,000,000
100,000
Security Nat Bank
1,000,000
Amer Nat BkATr Oo
300,000
MontgomeryAlabama Nat BankFirst National Bank.
Union Bank A Tr Oo
500,000
1,000,000
200,000
116,072
e
>
1,540,336
10,412,460
1,198,468
757,915
61,916
120
100
130
100
Olty National Bank.
People's Bk A Tr Oo.
400,000
100,000
Selma National Bank
Selma Tr A Sav Bank
200,000
v
100.000
163,754
39,609
230,362
118,636
100
100
recent
100
sa
les
2no.non
American Nat Bank-
250,000
100
2,316,981
3,304,611
100.0U-
300.000
343,564
409,958
166,778
565,535
2,755,938
4,333,709
2,882,895
6,724,533
20
25
25
25
400,000
250.000
VaUey Bank A Tr Oo
123,822
301,184
7,496,602
4,664,653
Bank of Canton Ltd.
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
100
N
o
cent
les
100
ARKANSAS
Dec. 31.
Fort Smith—
City National Bank.
200,000
500,000
600,000
First National Bank.
Merchants Nat Bank
68.768
681,827
556,447
300.000
5.793,639 167,072,365
7,637,448
85,216,895
30,195
465,509
25
100
100
liox
20
Z140
100
/
Nom inal.
Per share
N o
100
44,123,790
7,261,691
1,809,499
100
52,300
213,841
332,762
1,029,774
1,792,542
7,560,241
25
150,000
750,000
re
cent
sa
les
200,000
1,000,000
534,531
1.216.738
2,945,074
8,545,726
100
500,000
83,200
1,983,000
»nfl
500,000
Commercial Nat Bk.
Farm A Mer Sav Bk.
First National Bank.
Stockton—
First National BankStockton SAL Bank
200,000
25
No re cent
sa les
100
Unlcur Safe Dep Bk A
Little Bock—
Twin City Bank..
Bankers Comm'l Tr.
Peoples Bank
Trust
...
r
100,000
600,000
350,000
500,000
200.000
51,279
119,440
177,333
312,080
357,866
685,625
6,659,954
3,148,575
8,046,599
3,810,717
100,000
200,000
.
52,624
580,564
908,812
6,897,493
Pine Bluff—
60
7201
50
855,617
89,722
600,000
San Jose Nat Bank
Santa Ana—
Dec. 31.
100
25
1,500,000 o2,093,578
First National Bank.
Institutions
2,411,069
6,074,736
6,838.945
n
50,000.000 t47v262,393 715,026,351
25
4,000.000 1)2,155,391
52.387,258
1,000,000
197,676
156
3,090,191
Canadian Bk of Com
1,300,000
531,065
100
12,946,309
Crocker First Nat Bk
6.000,000 a4,028,920
58,024,109 100 200
The San Fran Bank.
1,000,000 5,350.000 151,114,627 1000 9500
Pacific Nat Bank
40
1,000,000
186,208
7.278,419 100
Wells Fargo Bank A
Union Trust Co.._
9,000,000 8.274.737 159,513,641
100
Yokohama Specie Bk
1,225,000
325,983
3,872,173
American Trust Co.. 10,000,000 11,500,000 200,932,852 "ioo
...
State
100
A Savs Assoc
Bank of America
Bank of Montreal..
Crocker First Federal
Trust Oo
San Jose—
Banks
o
.....
re
sa
Tucson—
Consolidated Nat Bk
Sou Arizona Bk A Tr
100
California
National Bank-.d 10,400.000
Bank of Calif, N A.
8,500,000
100
600,000
250,000
1.050,000
Phoenlx Sav Bk A Tr
les
San Francisco—
Anglo
_
Phoenix—
First Nat Bk of Arlx.
Phoenix Nat Bank..
cent
Diego—
Security Tr A Sav Bk
Nomi nal.
Per share.
111,813
294,439
o
re
sa
SanBernardlno—
First Nat T A S Bk.
San Diego Tr A S Bk
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
Bisbee—
100,000
N
25
100
N
100
534,000
1,310,535
1,318,500
500,000
50,000
Citizens Bk of Sacra.
Merchants Nat Bank
Sumitomo Bk of Cal
United States Nat Bk
Bank of Bisbee
Miners A Merch Bk.
100
N
Capital Nat Bank
10
1,954,053
ARIZONA
Dec. 31.
Z65
100
Sacramento—
10
San
National banks
500,000
100
100
100
100
Selma—
Union Bank
W B Worthen Oo
Per
17,791
Pasadena Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
Merchants' Nat Bk_
Nmtimml
$
1,922,246
Oakland—
Common..
National
Los Angeles (Concl.)
100
100
100
Per
Ask.
Nomi nal.
$
16,807,858
363,341
1,096,538
J6 160,405
Industrial Sav Bank.
First National Bk—
Preferred
$
1,276,092
25,031
84,141
75.000
For
cent
les
25
100
25
-----
25
100
CANADA ( Pacf/lll)
•
.
OottonBeltBkATrOo
flmmons Nat Bank.
v
p
25
100
375""
*
Sale price.
a
March 31 1933.
t
,
6 June 5 1933.
National Banks
Dec. 31.
CALIFORNIA
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
300,000
1,000,000
100,000
225.000
101,937
597,490
3,042,023
178",999
1,735,170
California Bank
California Trust Oo_
Oitisens Nat Trust A
5,000.000
1.000.000
3,240,692
783,000
78,049,131
Savings Bank
Farmers A Mer. NatSeaboard Nat Bank.
5,000,000
Farmers & Merch Bk
Farm A Merch Tr Oo
Western Tr & Sav Bk
20
100 \
N
none
100 j
100
sa
o
re cent
les
Los Angeles—
to
$15,400,000
32
35^
through the issuance of 5% preferred stock of $20
to cover amount of increase.
March 18 1933.
:■
•
■
n
s
40
"21""
Vv;-1;
New stock with
of 50 yen.
par
restricted basis.
On
Federal Conservator appointed.
296
15
;V:^\;■•/v'.:'
price.
Fully paid up stock with par of 100 yen.
r
33
par
A; In hands of receiver.
100
7,232,798 91,248.800
20
3.000.000 4,977,932
75,055,296
100
2.000,000
568,945
8,105,375
Security-First NatBk 30.000.000 24,173,484 452,777,582 ""§5
'
/ Par $40 Hong Kong money.
I Last sale
25
>
value, sufficient
e
9.499,453
Name changed to the Central Bank of Oakland.
_
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Long Beach—
Oalif First Nat Bank
c
d Stockholders of the Anglo-California National Bank of San Francisco
have ratified the proposed increase in capital of the bank from $10,400,000
a
t
AprU 14 1933.
v
June 30, 1933
,
i
••
National Banks
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
COMPANIES
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
COLORADO
Dec. 31.
TRUST
AND
BANKS
102
Oross
Deposits.
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Par,
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
9
50,000
100,000
300,000
300,000
150,000
Colorado Spgs.—
Colorado SaV Bank_Colorado Spgs Nat B
Exchange Nat BankFirst National BankColo Title & Tr Co__
100
100
100
100
1,408,777
1,389.560
5,569,887
4,879,527
2,508,607
33,541,326
22,459,193
40,152,471
436,651
1,321,561
18,017,392
530,382
12,818,112
loo
250,000
550,000
120,000
500,000
388,311
103,181
1,318,183
82,597
1,224,790
2,236,984
25,000
137,592
1,925,470
65.337
1,606,175
100,000
22,380
1,012,495
100
1,005,208
500,000
30,000 6 132,788
85,144
100,000 V
100,00016 268,723
13,108,544
100
1,282.167
100
100
6,002,801
1,207,255
100
Denver—
500,000
500,000
1,000,000
60.000
1,500,000
1,500,000
American Nat Bank-
Oentral Sav Bk & Tr
Colorado Nat Bank
Colorado State Bank
Denver Nat Bank-First National Bank-
200,000
South B'way Nat Bk
Stock Yards Nat Bk_
U S National Bank-Guardian Trust Co._
International Tr Co
_
share.
100
10
3,935,256
1,506,529
7,079,183
623,815
194,465
Bank of Co mm & Sav
District Nat Bank.. pi .000.000 :*• 558,128
Federal Amer Nat'l
Bank & Trust Go- P2.000 .000 1,110,152
151,818
Franklln Nat Bank-- p
225 .000
340,479
500 ,000
Liberty Nat Bank—
705.622
400 ,000
Lincoln Nat Bank—
.202,189
133,144
305,097
363,496
77,616
Per
$
9
250,000
100,000
Washington—
Columbia Nat Bank-
share.
Per
Nat
100
cent
les
750 000
Secur Sav & Com Bk
re
8a
100
100
200 000
800 000
3,000 000
300 000
Nat
100
100
100
Wash'ton Sav Bank. p
100 000
3,400 000
Amer Secur & Tr Oo.
100
Nat'l Sav & Tr Co-_
1,000 ,000
2,000 ,000
Munsey Trust Co
2,000 ,000
Union Trust Co
U S Savings Bank... p
100 ,000
1,000 .000
Wash Loan & Tr Oo-
Leadville—
Carbonate Amer N B
1,050
Wash-
Bank of
Capital Bank—
Nat Metropol BankRiggs National Bank
o
153,318
1,132,270
234,670
1,530,375
3,816,342
412,738
328,482
29,612
3,806,256
2,788,889
1,536,763
1,142.410
183,639
2,531,755
000
Second Nat Bank—
N
597.701
178.069
150 ,000
400 000 f
McLachlen Bkg Corp
Mt Vernon Sav Bank
100
100
100
20
15,178,950
4,026,258
3.037,276
5,980.801
1,990,763
3,029,30.>
8,897.739
1,647,005
18,731.804
62,191.663
5,853.921
5,311.717
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
412.846
10
31,780,003
16.151,275
4,799.669
9,236,496
2,162,297
16,299,042
100
100
100
100
100
100
Pueblo—
First National Bank-
Minnequa Bank
Western Nat Bank-.
Pueblo Sav & Tr Co_
1,409,028
3.246.133
National Banks
Dec. 31.
100
Institutions
State
FLORIDA
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Jacksonville—
434,502
1,500,000 0.1,086,773
Barnett N B of Jackn
26,085
100,000
Citizens Bank
715,251
Florida Nat Bank— pi .500,000
Atlantic Nat Bank-. d3.000,000
National Banks
CONNECTICUT
Dec. 31.
10
24.629,788
11,503,140
15,404,367
100
100
25
70,752
1,243,693
25
16,600,846
100
166,081
400.000
465,750
70.132
138,283
1,599,073
100
25
300,000
171,775
4,340,747
100
200,000
100,000
217,407
76,154
2,350.872
100
2,432.324
100
800,000
200.000
203,626
1-45,869
3,098,141
2,512,362
100
25,000
100.000
96,915
540,649
100
65,683
1,505.661
100
135,464
2,404,797
25
586.249
9,978,355
10,751,050
1,316.114
100
849,282
206,623
32,803
353,468
2,210,282
3,202,549
100
584,576
J
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Bridgeport—
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
1,000,000
1,177,892
15,520.901
Black Bock Bk & Tr_
1,750,000
Amer Bank & Tr Oo.
300,000
948,653
17,937,277
3,767,946
1,615.140
100
Brldgep't City Tr Co
77,705
1,522.114
168,140
71,459
168,152
117,362
361,592
Oomm'l Bk & Tr Oo_
Fairfield Trust Co—
North End Bk & Tr.
300,000
200,000
100,000
West Side Bank
300,000
55
25
First National Bank-
1,200,000
First Tr & Sav Bank-
100
100
100,000
Florida Nat Bk & Tr 0
Miami Beach First
100
National Bank
25
Orlando—
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Florida Bank
Hartford-
.228,922
910,654
,220,477
118,428
300,000
150.000
1,150,000
100,000
4,000,000
Capitol Nat Bk & Tr
Conn River Bkg Co_
First National Bank.
Glastonbury Bk & Tr
Hartford Nat Bk & T
,566,531
100,000
1,600,000
250,000
3,000,000
200,000
Industrial Bank
Phoenix St Bk & Tr.
Bankers Trust Co
265,733
,771.771
412,756
,022,704
333,422
257,390
o
Hartford-Conn Tr Co
Park Street Tr Co
Riverside Trust Co.
250,000
_
125,000
100,000
500,000
200,000
100,000
SImsbury Bk & Tr Co
So End Bk & Tr Co
Travelers Bk & Tr Go
_
West Hartford Tr Co
Windsor Trust Co
91,559
67,076
712,571
213,708
135,895
25
12
30
2,707,526
5,317.870
12,633,355
1,301.312
41,472,727
450
90
100
60
27,591',811
100
25
m mm m
70"
14
165
mm
mm
mi rn rn
mm m m
mm
50
o
cent
led
100
m
St. Augustine-
mm mm
People's Bk for Sav
St Augustine Nat Bk
_
60
100
100
1
Cit & People's Nat Bk
-
a
1
St. PetersburgFlorida Nat Bank
1
1
200.000
o
1,250,000
1.500,000
500.000
o
a
"50"
OI
"25
Pensacola—
American Nat Bank-
17
-•«.
100
4,489,433
28,976,601
2,158,958
2,396,480
1,582,011
374,539
9,763,278
1,671,188
1,122,139
m
60
10
100
N
re
sa
22
50
75
100
100
175
Tampa—
Exchange Nat BankFirst National Bank-
25
First Sav & Tr Co
\L
100
100
West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach At¬
Meriden—
438,489
423,942
76,159
70,181
149,985
1,423,272
5,035,977
1,383,449
5,676
1,409,437
100
225
250
lantic Nat Bank.L.
100.000
25
25
30
Cent Farmers Trust.
250,000
100
70
75
100
140
150
100
100
125
100,000
352,759
1.260,000 cl.219,720
1,600,000 01,321,900
750,000 o1,097,752
1,778,586
22,633.426
7,355.069
8.520,633
100
100
200,000
500,000
200.000
First National BankHome National Bank
Meriden Nat Bank-
100,000
100,000
Merlden Tr & S D Co
Puritan Bk & Tr Co.
State
National Banks
New Haven—
Amer Bank & Tr Co
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
New Haven Bk N B A
Second Nat Bank
c
o
Miami-
100
1,854,492
1,103.050
2.312,761
100,000
45
20
100.000
LakelandFlorida Nat Bank— 0
100
100
150,000 1
50,000
200,000
1.458,700 ol.245.399
Common
--
Nomi nal.
12,307,268
150
100
Institutions
Dec. 31.
Per
Atlanta—
130,151
American SaV Bank.
200,000
Citiz & So Nat Bank- r5,000,000 03,392,014
First Nat Bank
5,400,000 i6.365.423
622.224
Fulton Nat Bank
1,000.000
Trademen'sNatBk
Preferred
Un & N Haven Tr Co
GEORGIA
Dec. 31.
150
125
125
150
100
Ga Sav Bk & Tr Oo._
Trust Co of
Georgia.
565,070
500,000
2.000,000 s2.712.726
232.227
50,065,778
67,263.323
13,633.595
2,320.146
tio
share
100
10
100
103*
1934s
115
113*
213*
125
100
e"_r
5,918,581
New London—
300,000
v
363,636
5,085,955
200,000
300,000
150,000
151,269
264,228
98,530
2.667,549
v
11,264,577
100
100
993,546
100
499,508
136,569
2,958,976
1,168,253
1,000,000 01,331,895
200,000
1,067,961
700,000 1,598,084
8.085,047
4,535,660
7,333,354
Augusta—
100
Nat Bk of Commerce
385,078
1,000,000
r5,000,000 03,392,014
e
180,110
400,000
6,027,692
50,065,778
2,478,331
100
759,187
4.972.583
1,479,253
854,539
1,595,972
1,009,862
Citiz & So Nat Bank
r5,000,000 03,392,014
First Nat Bk & Tr Co e
268,539
500.000
50,065,778
6.176,511
tio
100
100
Macon Savings Bank
112,322
457,276
100
Citiz & So Nat Bank-
r5.000.000 03,392,014
Liberty Nat Bk & Tr
National Bank
Union Bk & Tr Co
Wlnthrop Trust Co__
0
50,065,778
3,666,723
1,837.322
100
735,427
100
o
Georgia RR Bk & Tr
cent
Citiz & So Nat Bank-
les
Nat Exchange
Bank
850,000
300,000
100,000
200,000
200,000
Columbus Bk & Tr._
Fourth Nat Bank
550,000
200,000
Uncas-Merch Nat Bk
no
141
103*
100
113*
90
Columbus—
NorwichThames Bk & Tr
137
100
142,693
50,154
309.466
174,560
N
re
sa
New London City
25
No re cent
sa
100
les
Home Savings BankMerch & Mech Bank
First Nat BkofOol-
s
N
o
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
100
100
Macon—
Stamford—
First-Stamford Nst'l
Bank & Trust Oo_
Fidelity Title&Tr Co
Stamford Trust Co
Waterbury—
Oitii & Mfrs Nat Bk
Waterbury Nat Bank
Colonial Trust Oo__
600,000
500,000
1.000.000
891,148
367.686
2,654,089
9,522,089
4,006,252
6,773,123
2,405,583
50,000
380,298
113*
103*
113*
100
Savannah—
100
50
105
Savannah Bk & Tr__
45
Citizens Bk & Tr Oo_
100
300
50
600,000
o
700.000
200.000
s
s
131,929
123,028
89,567
100
*
Sale
a
300.000
Waterbury Trust Co
103*
10
10
10
Affiliate of the Hartford National Co.
price,
t Branch of Savannah.
6 Feb
:
,
25 1933.
c Reorganized National Tradesmen's Bank & Trust Co. of New Haven,
Conn., which closed on June 29 1932, reopened under title of the Trades¬
men's National Bank on June 16 1933.
d Member of the Atlantic Group in Florida.
« Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
,
National Banks
Dec. 31.
DELAWARE
State
Institutions
/Sept. 30 1932.
Dec. 31.
0 Member of the Florida National Group.
h Affiliated with the Barnett National Bank of
Nomi nal.
Per
Wilmington—
Central Nat Bank
Farmers' Bauk_
Industrial Trust Co.
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Co__
Equitable Trust Oo_
Security Trust Co
Wilmington i1* do
.
210,000
329,505
500,000
,699,447
2,000,000
334,861,
203.175
907.216
1.000.0001
652.856
1,500.000 o2 ,479.851
1.121.000
4.000,000
,367,561
,734,531
1,468 ,591
23,485 ,210
1,898 ,853
3,127 ,386
7,883 ,347
8.913 .302
7,920 ,771
24,031 ,526
share
125
100
60
110
60
10
15
25
90
100
100
190
25
170
70
100
175
195
50
90
105
_
«
.
«m
80
1 April 7
Jacksonville, Fla.
1933.
O. have authorized the purchase of $75,000
preferred stock in the reorganization of the Winthrop Trust Co. of New
London, Conn.
k The directors of the R. F.
I Last sale.
n
o
p
In liquidation;
taken over by State Banking Dept. in March
March 31 1933.
In
process
of reorganization,
r
Combined statement,
s
May 31 1933.
t Trust
'
Omri*
v
June 30 1933.
x
Ex-dividend.
,
1933.
July, 1933.]
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES
State Institutions
IDAHO
Dec. 31.
National Banks
State
Institutions
Dec 31.
ILLINOIS
Dec. 31.
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
103
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Ask»
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Boise City—
First Nat Bk of Idaho
300,000
First Security Bank.
150,000
Boise Trus
150,000
$
Co
$
5,563,301
4,360.498
30,440
308,202
297,141
18,187
Per
share.
Nomi nal.
Quincy—
Mercantile Tr & S Bk
100
25
Per
2W.000
139,719
2,832,320
200,000
125,000
500,000
(758,341
291,095
310,359
3,040,651
1,546,662
3,646.623
share.
100
100
100
Rockford—
Illinois Natl Bk & Tr
Co.
_
Swedish-Am Nat Bk.
Third Nat'l Bank...
100
100
N
National Banks
Dec. 31. i
ILLINOIS
Institutions
State
Dec. 31.
o
re
500.000
300.000
500,000
500.000
Springfield MarineBk
First State Tr & 8 Bk
189,468
4,738,307
3,191,172
6,553,589
3.780,863
119.822
(7474,395
257,410
cent
sa
SpringfieldFirst National BankIllinois Nat Bank..
les
100
100
100
100
/i
Nomi nal.
Aurora-
Per
Aurora Nat Bank
Merchants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank
300,000
300,000
200,000
.
104,712
123,289
196,570
1,853,705
1,604,730
1,621,123
share.
100
N
100
100
sa
0
re cent
les
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Belleville—
Belleville Bk & Tr Co
Belleville Nat Bank.
Belleville Sav Bank.
First National Bank.
St Clair Nat Bank-
150,000
165.479
100.000
n
13,506
300,000
200,000
150,000
385,647
343,573
167,671
1,250,611
375,101
2,838,309
3,618,415
1.576,479
.
100
150
100
85
100
100
"255"
100
——
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Citizens Tr & Sav Bk
National City Bank.
North Side Bank
/•
Old Natl Bank
Beverly State Sav Bk
City Nat Bk & Tr
100,000
g
113,194
450.000
151,188
38,635
iUti
2,032,532
10U
"85"
100
769,565
500,000 9
l.OOO.QOO
9
362,265
689,221
2,377,585
13,127,036
First National Bk—h 25.000.000
918354744 484,880,891
First Nat Englewood
200,000 9 752,096
4,418,726
Halsted St State Bk. b
200.000
210,466
1,195,765
Hamilton State Bk—
200,000
43,410
IQBank & Tr Co.-. a 300,000
56,449
642,285
"55" "65"
Lawndale Nat Bank.
Lawndale State Bk._
Liberty Bank
850,000
.7
500,000 9
300.000 0
2,000,000
Live Stock Nat Bank
Metrop State Bana..
Mid-City Nat B & Tr
Mutual Nat Bk of Ch
108" 160
2.318.958
1,114,060
3,255.032
10,000,000
533,022
"2l"
100
115
1,703,872
lOu
198,705
4,049.322
8,074.095
100
1(1*
100
3,670",000
3,796,266
2,610,017
"ioo
1C0
868,184
1.716.288
20
119,279
102,686
100,696
18,687
299,859
1,181,053
1,508,367
2,036,943
258,142
463,078
145,409
101,142
51,484
1,831,542
935,739
369,362
9
Ba^co di Napoh Tr.
Bway Tr & Sav Bank
Central
Republic
Trust Co.——..—
14,000.000 9,969.019
Chic City Bk & Tr._
1.600,000 el ,154,438
Drovers Tr & Sav Bk
350.000 9 702,810
"65"
200.000
57,847
6,000.000 97,930.093
200,000
21,299
400,000 9
199.667
500,000 91.108,263
n
Aetna Tr & Sav Co
Bankers Trust Co
South BendCitizens Nat Bank..
Citizens Tr & Sav Bk
First Bank & Tr Oo_
Merchants Nat Bank
—
ion
40
100 d 70
National Bank
Terre Haute Trust.
12
500.000
3,000.000
300.000
W Side Tr & Sav Bk.
nl ,000,000
loo
250" 260"
717.726
11.957
1,415.445
206,212
1,214,066
8,819,974
276,922
19,060,219
955,891
5,057,963
20
4,161,249
100
26,303 ,033
.
20
20
20
20
200.000
100,000
90
29.048
2,098.548
333,070
250.000
500.000
100,000
1,500.000
1.000.000
200,000
600,000
576.705
185.823
1,844,353
1,557,673
490.992
2,420,387
700,000
500,000
600,000
250.000
224,569
210,546
141,358
60,278
57.087
611 .360
37,874 ,009
494 ,716
411 ,422
12,830 ,329
1,737 ,941
1,437 .901
1,757 ,682
1,407 ,395
24,842 .584
10.482 ,099
3,543 ,708
10,224 .563
100
100
100
100
100
100
.
150
200
lio"
155"
100
100
100
i
100
100
100
100
92
110
107
130
100
400"
500"
4,622,028 1100
3,574,686
100
3,622,979
100
1,068,041
N
o
500,000
500.000
596,413
595,311
10,795,851
4,820,221
re
cent
sa
les
20
20
100
"155 "35" "60"
100
330,27*1
100
3
55
National Banks
Dec. 31.
State
Institutions
Dec. 31.
IOWA
4
70
100
inn
638,151
2,737,483
336,712
6,607,526
9
529,248
3,000.024
98,215.796 137,863,862
9
162,809
3,684,297
38,770
5,903,501
100
100
100
99,622.107
245,585
3.473,386
3,982.974
9
325
50
85
100
100
"235" 255""
100
50
luu
"35" ~40"
130
":70" "§5""
"155
35
390
100
50,000
45 917
974,012
100
166,462
74,882
2,307,038
1,535,697
16.161,650
1,826,323
1,840,527
N
0
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
200,000
140
100
100
Nomi nal.
Per share
Burlington—
Farmers & Merch 8 B
First National Bank- /
Cedar
1,000,000
600.000
240
Terre Haute—
Terre
Haute
First
Tr &
Savings Bank
Mercantile Tr & Sav.
Merchandise Bk & Tr
Northern Trust Co..
Pullman Tr & Sav Bk
225
Indianapolis—
38
9
7,037",160 "156
4,515,036
100
1.366,099
109,109
2,344,722
135,128
300.000
Fletcher-Am Nat Bk 63,600,000
Fountain Sq State Bk
100.000
Indiana Nat Bank2,000.000
Live Stock Exch Bk.
200.000
Marion Co State Bk.
50,000
Merchants' Nat Bk—
1,250,000
People's State Bank
200.000
Union Trust Co....
60
35
2,109,332
100.000
Am&lg Tr & Sav Bk.
40
170
"75" "86"
25
33,508
143,508
9
Gary State Bank
Gary Tr & Sav Bk.
Fidelity Trust Co
Fletcher Trust Co..
Indiana Trust Co
10(1
9
People's Tr & Say Co
Security Trust Co
50
2,324,818
397,734
200,000 9
300,000 9
200,000
West 31st State Bk_.
Western State Bank.
60
30
155
100
31,175
41,484
500,000
9
200,000
Upper Ave State Bk.
Uptown State Bank.
13
17
50
125
200,000
200,000
500.000
Univ St BkofChlc—
9
W
20
167,308
200,000
200,000
800,000
"_20"~ "40"
100
100.000 9
200.000 9
n
State Bkof Clearing.
Terminal Nat Bank.
Lake Shore Tr & S Bk
Lakeview Tr & S Bk.
350
11)1
share.
8,247,142
1,051,116
7,139.072
1,182,299
8,576,464
615,140
100,000
Lincoln Nat Bk & Tr
1,250,000
North SideStateBank
25.000
Old First Nat Bk &Tr
61,750.000
Dime Sav Trust Co.
300.000
135
300
100
50,000
500.000 9
256,143
200.000
50,000
1,000,000
602.000
2,000,000 91,218,101
750,000 9 582,480
Sears-Oom State Bk.
Skala State Bank
East Side Tr & S Bk.
Harris Tr & Sav Bk.
Howard Ave T & S Bk
132
100
500,000
Oak Park Tr&Sav Bk
Personal Ln & Sav Bk
Pioneer Tr & Sav Bk
100
100
10
Per
100 1800
100
524,045
178.038
319,895
14,297
271,008
Gary—
100 d 80
100
100
200,000 9
400,000
300,000 0
Nat'l Builders Bank.
Nat'l Boulevard Bk.
National Security Bk
Chicago Sav Bk
52,683
122,951
100,704
"loo "§2" *84"
100
100
500.000
100,000
500.000
100.000
500,000
Fort Wayne-
Co
Drexel State Bank..
Drovers Nat Bank..
Madison-Kedzle
100
487,154
10,541,518
4,000,000 9l.164.423 69,983,577
OontlllNat Bk& Tr Co 75.000,006 931000287
510,712,666
So
Nomi nal.
Evansville—
150
Chicago—
Aetna State Bank— n 200,000
Amer Nat'l Bk & Tr.
1,000,000 a
Austin State Bank.. b
500,000
Stat# Institutions
Dec. 31.
INDIANA
167
45
Rapids—
Ced Rap SB&Tr Co.
Iowa State Sav Bk—
Merchants' Nat Bk.
People's Sav Bank..
Amer Tr & Sav Bk_.
410
200.000
200.000
500.000
100.000
200.000
c
1,058.110
89.473
235,048
100
100
100
100
/
ElginElgin Nat'l Bank
First Nat'l Bank..
Union Nat'l Bank
Elgin City Bkg Co..
*
.
100.000
300,000 9
100,000
300,000 9
64,344
158,749
148,931
254,113
816,605
2,234,257
1,177,708
1.865.953
Sale price.
a
Placed in the hands of the State Auditor
100
100
100
& In process of
100
c
on
April 28 1933.
reorganization.
Sept. 30 1932.
d New stock
J oliot—
N
First National Bank.
a,040.000
C
eJune 30
0
re cent
461,127
8,083,069
20
sa
g
Peoria—
Bank of Peoria
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Co
Com Mer Nat Bk & T
First National Bank.
Jefferson Tr& Sav Bk
200,000
600.000
73,738
619,162
2,000.000 92,086,359
660.000 91,187,967
200,000
101,899
1,088,942
5,812,048
March 25 1933.
50
20
last March when the former took
May 29 1933
•
began
over the banking business of
the latter.
i Re-opening of the First National in Joliet,
111., successor to the First
National Bank of Joliet, effective about June 19 1933.
20
20
I Last sale,
n
Closed.
t Trust
'4-"
*
on
h First National Bank of Chicago, 111., on June 9 1933
absorbed the trust
business of its former affiliate the First Union Trust &
Savings' Bank.
This action completes the consolidation of the two institutions
which
100
15,268,451
8,698,653
1.015,707
1933.
/ First National Bank of Burlington, Iowa, chartered
by the Comptroller of the Currency.
les
deposits.
x
l
■
:.i
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights.
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Qross
Par.
Deposits.
Nomi nal
Council
Coun Bluffs 8av Bk.
First National Bank.
State Savings Bank.
DavenportDavenport Bk A Tr.
Per
%
$
*
120,000
150,000
300,000
150.000
Bluffs-
City National Bank.
188,483
share.
100
1,355,262
2,432,629
2,549,984
2,438.894
100,600
206,682
103,250
"1
100
306,221
12,842,869
100
1.000,0)0
150,000
Cap City State Bank
250,000
Central NtBk A Tr Co 6
Iowa-Das Moines Nat
Bk A Tr
h2.000,000
Home Savings Bank.
100,000
60,000
University State Bk.
500,000
Valley Nat Bank
150,000
Valley Sav Bank
232,344
119,595
279,025
6.171,297
1,790,779
100
8.910,074
100
62,927
3,729
241,136
1,200,000 If 316,638
1,500,000
Shreveport—
100
24,390,593 hi 00
100
1,407,950
100
456.803
/ion
3,548,461
3,100,639 I 10
National
Amer Tr A Sav Bank
360,311
49,463
0
sa
Sioux City—
146,446
216,567
263,233
100,953
110,753
400,000
200,000
Live Stock Nat Bank h
200,000
Toy Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank..
YV oodbury Co Sav Bk
250,000 i
100,000 '
700.000
Banks
Per
First Nat Granite
100
100
100
n
n
100.000
Bit
Augusta Trust Co—
State Trust Co
Bangor—
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Eastern Tr A Bkg Co
Merrill Trust Co
Portland—
100
410,938
253,204
5,279,087
7,168.020
100
766,807
1,646.168
768,323
10,843.659
25.304,444
15,173,108
600.000
Hutchinson—
158,867
share.
100
760,076
1,200,000
3,350,767
100
100
N
o
re cent
Kansas City—
264,994
152,611
62,008
255,358
750.000
200.000
200.000
100.000
Comm'I NBkofKO
Exchange State Bank
People's Nat Bank..
Riverview State Bk.
9.002,384
1,598,065
1,808,719
1,958,497
sa
les
127,199
284,174
21,100
150,000
Rational Bank.
Leavenworth Nat Bk
150,000,
Manufac'rs State Bk
50.000
2,285,135
2,592,436
822,000
100
7,574,511
1,161,408
1,365,570
U00
100
100
Topeka—
192,845
205,318
62,143
69,779
22,308
600,000
400.000
200,000
50,000
50.000
200,000
600,000
100,000
50,000
Central Nat Bank
Central Trust Co
Fidelity Sav State Bk
Guaranty State Bank
Kaw Valley State Bk
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Nat Bank of Topeka
State Savings Bank.
Tepeka State Bank..
117,411
493,159
58,456
63,083
'ioo
N
100
812,414
417,238
3,633,085
7,709,521
1,249,311
1,087,916
o
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
100
100
100
Wichita—
1,000,000
1.000,000
200,000
200,000
100,000
First National Bank.
Fourth Nat Bank
Southwest Nat Bank
Union Nat Bank
Union Stock Yds Nat
1,077.447
734,073
57,764
58,900
27,057
60
100
mo
State
MARYLAND
Institutions
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Per share•
310,883
Baltimore Nat Bank.
100
5,589,734
2,630,566
3.663,149
2.322.120
88.461,459
3,665,121
5,232,396
9,582,754
1,379.693
16.533.776
13.923,068
26,992.290
18,587.120
1,229.472
6.086.279
45,333,404
50
100
18,653,171
11,573,548
1,190,877
1,049,707
482,698
rnm'm—m—m
mmmmrn
s__
200.000
100.000
300.000
Calvert Bank—
Canton Nat Bank—
Commonw'lth Bank.
Mercantile Bank—
First National BankNat Cent Bk of Bait.
Nat Marine Bank
Western Nat Bank..
Colonial Trust Co
6,909,265
347.300
pi.000,000
129,270
221,272
128,173
200.000
0
4,000,000 1/6,293,649
557.370
400.000
744.230
600.000 i
750.000
400,000
i
478,025
436.053
1,250,000 2.038,141
707,399
1,000.000 i
1,569.910
2.500.000
1,500,000 3,560,673
Mercantlle Tr Co
212,692
600,000
Real Estate Tr Oo_.
2.000.000 3.527.280
Safe Dep A Trust Co
r2.500.000 P5,510,947
Union Trust Co
Cumberland—
74,281
Commercial Sav Bk. p
50.000
200.000
417,920
Flrst Nat Bank
101,647
100,000
Peoples Bank
345,035
500,000
Second Nat Bank...
660,362
500.000
Liberty Trust Co
Equitable Trust Co.
Fidelity Trust Co—
Maryland Trust Co.
Leavenworth—
First
100
400,000
Baltimore-
Per
375
550
100
600.000
0
300
450
100
5,942,681
7,210,758
16.637,653
Institutions
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
les.
668,466
to
Bait Comm'I Bank..
47,446
90,000
sa
222,241
National Banks
Dec. 31.
150.000
150,000
250.000
cent
100
2/914.896
425,000
Fidelity Trust Co— v1,000.000
Oa8co-Mercantlle Tr v\ .263.900
State
share•
re
100.000
Portland Nat Bank!
American Nat Bank.
809,815
297,113
n
100
100
5,463,811
14,359,216
3,001,112
200,000
1,000.000
Bank
Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
KANSAS
138
too
Nomi nal.
First National
Dec. 31.
100
ioo
Dec. 31.
320,626
300.000
400,000
Canal National
National Banks
150
J100
Institutions
8tate
MAINE
Augusta—
10
2,989,297
4,592,266 hl00
5,481,133
2,287,619
1,901,755
539,891
17,146
240,531
les
100
•
First National Bank
13,015,198
3,835,990
12,057,915
5.045,603
25
cent
100
3,965,465
1,061,365
550,329
1,000.000 r
500,000 i
1,000,000
Dec. 31.
N
-
200,000 i
50,000
20
loo
'
City Sav Bk & Tr Co
Commercial Nat Bk.
Oont'l-Am B A Tr Co
Dubuque—
First National Bank.
19,595,463
2,800.000 *4,202,746
First National Bank.
re
267,633
100
a750.00C
Preferred
1,114,388
100
1,800,091
17,623,390
16,842,636
75,447,051
2,700,000
Common
Dea Moines—
Nomi nal.
Per share.
64,449
300,000
1,300,927
p 202,500
Whltney Nat Bank..
Hibernia Natl Bk
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
13,892,823
Int-State Tr & B Oo.
•;
Gross
Deposits.
731,754
Nat Bk of Commerce
100
Dec. 31.
$
$
1.000,000
New Orleans—
American Bank A Tr
Continental Bank &
Trust Co
100
600,000
Bankers Trust Co
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
Institutions
State
LOUISIANA
Dec. 31.
Dec. 31.
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
COMPANIES
National Banks
Inttitutiont
State
IOWA
TRUST
AND
BAMS
104
Frederick—
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Comm'I Bank of Md
Farm A Mech N Bk_
Frederick Co Nat Bk
Fr'k Town Sav Inst.
Baltimore Nat'l Bank
100,000
200,000
125,000
150,000
150.000
25
60
25
100
50
25
10
•
mm
mm
m
10
38
40
100
90
120
25
26
22
30
20
23
20
——————
•
mmmmrn
17^
19
25
70
80
10
10
100
50
11
192^
100
40
100
570
-
rnmrnm
610
IIX
10
833,771
3,865.025
1.072,267
5,245,573
2,529,237
100
7,477,198
2,020,136
3,880,905
100
26
40
1,930.357
3,234,932
993,611
114,028
428.305
71,885
422,950
10
mm——mm
15
—mmm—m
100
mmmrn--
m'm
—
mm
mm'
400
390
100
mmmmrn
25
50
100
50
250
285
75
100
20
mm
rn mm m —mm
mm—mm mm
mm
mm
'mm'
-
45
......
4,000,000
100
100
100
100
Nomi nal.
Per
Boston—
First National Bank. 44,500,000 30.860,281 550,939,757
3.000,000 5,267,110 63,482,593
Merchants' Nat Bk.
21,078.311
1,500.000 3,756.001
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Dec. 31.
Union Trust Co
2,000.000
1,000.000
750.000
2,000.000
100.000
2,500,000
500.000
1,000.000
«5,000.000
I
200,000
3,000,000
500,000
U S Trust Co..
1,400,000
Second Nat Bank
Web A Atlas N Bk..
Nomi nal.
Per
Covington—
Oitixens' Nat Bank-
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
650,000
200.000
Peon-Lib Bk A Tr Co
CovingtonTrABkgOo
1,153,429
2,837,091
4,609,060
4,045,022
1,742,645
42,757
416,991
319,791
355,734
210,622
60,000
200,000
500,000
Cent Sav Bk & Tr Co
share
Banc Com Ital Tr Co
Boston S
Dep A Tr._
Columbia Trust Co
100
100
N
100
re cent
100
sa
0
les
100
Day Trust Co
Harris Forbes Tr Co.'
New Eng Trust
Co..
Old Colony Trust Co
Pilgrim Trust Co
State Street Tr Co..
LexingtonCitizens
Bank
300,000
_
1.934,193
295,707
1,132,603
9,663,131
2,612,111
1,885,649
2,594,248
25
50
85
100
100
A
Trust Co
1.000.000
150,000
150,000
600,000
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Second Nat Bank—
Union Bank & Tr Co
Security Trust Co—
Louisville—
Bank
307,306
200.000 d
Bank of Commerce.
,
1,013,752
a
287,027
98,892
239,820
100
60
250"
300
Beverly Nat Bank..
of Commerce
Citizens' Union NB.
73.342
22,058,622
1/1,914,894
Fidelity & Oolum Tr.
il.548,675
First National Bank.
1/2.032,332
Liberty Bk & Tr Oo.
y 143,124
Security Bank
KentuckyTltle Tr Co 01,000.000 21,453,813
Lincoln Bank & Tr._
750,000 2 474.472
79,056
Stock Yards Bank
100,000
Louisville Trust Co.
1,000,000
1/746,785
229,226
United States Tr Co.
525,000
10
1,422,737
34,344,210 lOui /
6,460.507 100/
100
20,683,862
10
14,314,985
100
1,824,730
id) a—
3,092,578
100
8,099,603
175"
100
701,982
10
7,356,778
10j
1,428,401
399.505
155,161
Newport Nat Bank..
Central Sav Bk A Tr
National Banks
Dec. 31.
LOUISIANA
1,318,144
3,132,520
1,121,812
400
300
54
200
June 30
State
200
250"
100
Louisiana Nat Bank.
Union Bank A Tr Co
z
4,421,578
3,058,303
2,993,787
100
100
25
100 t280
100
100
100
ioo t400
e
To" "200""
215
50
7%
"m
140
25
150
100
100
100
board of directors.
1932.
Includes savings
c
.
deposits.
d Sept. 30 1932.
e Affiliate of First National
Bank of Boston.
/Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates.
<7 Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisville.
h Member Northwest Bancorporation.
1933.
k March 3 1933.
-
'■■•■V-.;--:-
Closed.
Reorganization plan of the Mercantile Bank, Baltimore, Md., and a
change of its title to the Carrollton Bank of Baltimore approved on May 2
1933 by the State Bank Commissioner.
p In process of reorganization,
r Operating on a restricted basis.
s Plan for the reorganization of the Baltimore Trust
Co. through the
1
Newly-organized.
share.
v
National Bank proposed.
Pilgrim Trust Co. of Boston,
V
z
// -
Mass., opened for
June 12 1933.
Conservator
w
x
on
May 31 1933.
u
504,010
249,073
286,430
40
2334
100
3,299,717
formation of the Baltimore
Institutions
Dec. 31.
Per
250,000
300,000
150,000
100
30
0
Nomi nal.
z
95
Iowa, on
to $450,000.
business
Baton RougeBank of Baton Rouge
22^
Central National Bank & Trust Co. of Des Moines,
May 31 1933 voted to increase the bank's capital from $250,000
i June 30
265"
100
100
26
25
b Stockholders of the
Newport—
176,427
427,081
220,773
25%
Sale price.
n
100,000
100,000
100,000
60
61,708 c 1,203.797
334,103
I Last sale.
American Nat Bank-
55
25%
100
51,686,974
9,387.352
c 1.251,724
22.002.030
C 2,014,074
7,882,785
2,236,665
26,057,662
5,756,895
2,869,980
5,224,760
100,000
3,786.412 056,383,062
2,598,978
227,190
1,668,864 cl3.169.188
141,571 c 2,354,396
100.000
a
200,000
1,000.000
2,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
300,000
4,212,538
366,354
380,642
3,850,501
379,636
300,000
*
t Stock has to be offered to
!
280
20
Beverly—
Beverly Trust Co
250
100
100
100.000
Winthrop Trust Co..
50
200
270
Nat Shawmut Bank- 20.000.000 11,910 666 158,082.661
Institutions
State
KENTUCKY
share.
20
100
„
.
1S
appointed for the institution.
21 1933.
Charter granted June
Ex-dividend.
March 31 1933
New bank to be known as
La., to
open
the City National Bank of Baton Rouge,
about July 1 1933 and
Rouge.
and the Bank of Baton
to replace the Union Bank & Trust Co.
July, 1933.]
BANKS
■
TKUST
AND
COMPANIES
National Banks
Dec. 31.
"a"g£!31ant' MASSACHUSETTS sta"D'eTT"""
105
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
MINNESOTA
*
Surplus &
Gross
Profits.
Deposits.
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Nomi nal.
Brookton—
*
600.000
600.000
Brockton Nat Bank.
Heme Nat Bank....
423,331
562,756
100
6,907.909
100
Harvar
160.000 t
100
tOo—.
1.000.000
Minnesota Nat Bank
of Duluth
Northern Nat Bank!
Pioneer Nat Bank
100.000
74,965
497,083
600,000
76,146
200,000
First A Amer Nat Bk
<3.000,000 <1,203,637
N
20
o
re cent
East Cambridge
sa
Lechmere Nat Bank.
100.000
174,949
400.000
1.200.000
300.000
156,922
870,940
179,000
2,112,637
5,124,865
7,777,463
2,614,818
les
100
share.
ion
21,206,121 < 25
N
o
re cent
3,172,644
436,444
34,230
6,281,179
680,557
100
150,000
40,250
567,945
100
200,000
72,632
100.000
100,000
6,000,000
200,000
<1.000,000
Minnehaha Nat Bk. b
100.000
Northwest'n Nat Bk <5.000,000
Produce State Bank. b
100,000
66,357
25,936
5,422,160
58,447
252,038
30,582
2,281,576
33,757
47,968
39,203
151,195
111,208
730,886
84,016,224
1.468.845
11,465,053
1,202,407
78,780,162
1,017,589
940,841
999,229
2,360,093
2,111,683
1,609,465
14,008,480 <_..
4,060,472 plOO
1,140,055 100
100
les
sa
100
Minneapolis—
c
Bloomlng'n-Lake NB 6
100
105
100
85
100
Fltchburg—
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
600.000
Gloucester—
Cape Ann Nat Bank.
776,309
6,204.652
2,759.806
100
1,166,634
10
4,080,237
200
100
274,580
150,149
234,822
V
160.000
120,000
200.000
Glouc Nat Bk of Glou
Glouces SDTr Co..
20
C
25
Central Nat Bank... i
Fifth No'west'n N B
i
2d Northwest State. <
Third N'west'n N Bk <
50.000
200,000
100.000
200.000
Minn Loan A Tr Co. <1,000,000
4th Northwest Nat'l. <
Haverhill—
Marquette Trust Co. h
Essex National Bank
First National Bank.
100.000
200.000
200.000
136,071
76,324
847,196
2,425,576
2,054,368
3,720,294
101
240.555
Haverhlll Nat Bank.
Haverhill Trust Co.
Merrimack Nat Bank
"177,391
"1310.316
100
100
N
100
re cent
Holyoke Nat Bank..
Park National Bank.
400.000
100.000 t
760.000
190,744
217,514
320,901
7.311,640
2,503,263
10,950,885
100
100
100
200.000
50.000
191,716
68,991
500.000
50.000
563,874
437,596
27,563
5,549,745
58,642
100,000
0
First National Bank.
336.000,000
First State Bank
p
100,000
LawrenceBay State Nat Bank- k
Merchants' Trust Co k
600.000
300.000
201,088
475,224
7,470,161
4,992,746
No re cent
: ;k. sa les
100
100
Lowell—
Appleton Nat. Bank.
..
300.000
2.960.263
100
596,970
10,594,244
50
30
200.000
200.000
300.000
250.000
100,000
200.000
218,485
395,658
143,730
524.435
636,727
912,080
3,357,424
3,052,141
3,272,780
2,719,156
3,548,180
8,180,581
333,778
7,680.175
6,027,038
4,366,638
350.000
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Twin Cities Nat Bk.
First Trust Co
350,000
<
100
100
11234
100
18734
loo
MIX
76
20
No re cent,
sa
les
100
......
1,559,391
358,798
25
17M
114,650
1,677.632
12
145.306
404,977
3,100,360
5,256,134
1,000.000 H,263.784
1.500.000 *2,349,074
350,000
18.245
I,456.015
1.000.000
1.000,000
1,716.354
150.000
64,918
12,807.000
26,972,255
2,135,759
12,135,683
13,638,506
1,391,528
N
50,000
100,000
51,262
177,492
881,882
4,164,086
5,608,839
750.000
1,852,512
100
100
100
N o
Citlxens Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
o
re
cent
sa
les
10
share.
1,667,273
300,000
150,000
400,000
100,000
162,127
500,000
300.000
Mer A Farmers Bank
50
.
Meridian—
20
100
200,000
250.000
Institutions
Dec 31.
Per
Bk.
Merch Bank A Tr Co
47^
Salem—
Naumkeag Trust Co.
......
State
MISSISSIPPI
150,000
200,000
Preferred....
Depos Gu Bk A TrCo
100
20
200.000
Merchants Nat Bank
<_..
Nomi nal
Capital National BkCommon
Peabody—
Warren Nat Bank...
<...
h...
Jackson
Jackson-State N
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
m
......
40
New BedfordMerchants' Nat Bk.
.-
20,000
133,603 g 1,646,704 P-—
PU000.000
Dec. 31.
First National Bank-
<
3,182,452
100
1,424,358
90,439,422 plOO
1,823,037
4,498,421
3,272.012 <___
1,118,162
176,251
86,569
100.000
National Banks
Lynn 8 Dep & Tr Co
Security Trust Co...
8H
it
5—
15,182.549
100
600,000
1.600.000
600.000
EmplreNatBkATrCo <
Lynn—
Central Nat Bank
Manufac'rs Nat Bk.
National City Bank.
Essex Trust Co
rnmmmmm
100
<_..
75
1,000.000
.
187,454
<...
b—
RochesterFirst National Bank. p
Union NatBank...
les
Holyoke—
Hadley Falls Tr Co..
1,604,299
1,346,625 <--.
o
St, PaulAmerican Nat Bank
Commercial State Bk
Drov ExchState Bank
sa
_
-
Ask.
100
100
151,103
Fall Bi?er—
Fall River Nat Bank
Durfee Trust Co
Fall River Trust....
Union Old Lowell
National Bank.
387,476
4,227,088
1,505,935
600,000
1.000,000
100,000
Western Nat Bank..
100
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per
City National Bank.
Duluth Nat Bank...
625,164 c 4.917.079
1,533,284 cl6,186.861
Par.
$
Bank of Oomm A Sav
7,648.544
Cambridge—
Cambridge Trust Co
Deposits.
$
Duluth—
share.
Per
Cross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
100
100
60,105
2,038.688
2,647,962
1,531,774
268,721
290,786
4,655,488
4,001,351
20
100
145,047
re
cent
sa
les
50
Vicksburg—
First Nat A Tr Co.
Merch NatBkATr Co
SpringfieldSpringfield Nat Bk..
Third N Bk & Tr Co
West Mass Bk A Tr.
Springfield 8 D A Tr.
Unlon Trust Co
West Springfield Tr.
10
National Banks
Dec. 31.
12
155
100
25
25
50
Nom ma J
Kansas City-
277,618
429,394
1,805,222
inn
3,796,010
25
No re cent
500,000
100,000
600.000
200,000
14,000.000
Oommunlty State Bk
East Side Bk of Com
Mechanics' Nat Bk..
500.000
940,643
Worcester Co Nat Bk 32,769.500 ®2.279,199
Bk A
300.000
Drovers' Nat Bank..
sa les
Worcester-
WorcesterBkATr
100,000
Columbia Nat Bank.
Bristol County Tr
Skandia
Per
Baltimore Bank
25
Taunton—
200.000
300.000
Co 33,800.000
TrCo
200.000
1,019,308
111,648
11,603,287
27,407,046
20,364,455
1,626,486
100
Fidelity Nat Bk A Tr
Fidelity Savs Tr Co.
135
I
First National Bank.
l
20
Inter-State Nat Bank
~I§"
10
Plaza Bank of Coram
MICHIGAN
Dec. 31.
Produce Exch BankTraders'
Gate
City
Nat'l Bank
Institutions
Dec. 31.
Bay CityBay City Bank
NatlBk of Bay
Per
300,000
400.000
People's Commercial
A Savings Bank
12,271
142,314
2,165,643
3,879,098
1,026,990
9,040,266
100
American Nat Bank.
Burnes Nat Bank
--
St Jos Stock Yds Bk.
Highland Park Trust
s
500,000
264,990
1,164 698
Un Guardian Tr Co. s5.000.000 J2,382,059 (731,438 601
i
i
•
•
a
677,701
506,370
849,105
1,061,840
a
3.245,016
478,142
100
35
100
4,915,770
100
snare.
50
100
100
939,242
36,420,884 1100
6,449,693 J
62
160
52
80
_____
_
_
mm
74,138,687
5,480,958
100
315
100
140
668,714
100
70
100
1,904,548
4,755,412
3,294,641
715,415
925,989
100
125
200
210
\mm,
mm
_
.
mmm
180
"100
_
100
100
100
100
_
125
110
1.990,165
100
125
6,988,941
669,187
2,701,704
1,045,262
100
75
100
100
140
534,492
615,636
100
80
100
100
125
85,643,354
100
68
mmm »«•
100
90
70
50
100
150
78
c
4,805,590
6,927,259
9,469,720
13,882,548
850,000
433,584
,000,000
338,598
.000,000 al,087,619
.000.000
1,489,577
750.000
705,115
1
t
1
1
1
Union Bank of Mich-
500,000
.200.000
275,283
1
1
1
»
1,250.000
500.000
679,054
478,676
m •
25
s
20
Clo sed.
24,952", 070
20
15
702,032
1,229,275
1,026,914
-4"
50
20
4~
30
)
879.993
I
S-i.
100
100
175
200
the
Capital
100
Miss.,
successor
to
1933.
Trust deposits.
i Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
k Bay State National Bank and the Merchants' Trust Co., both of
Lawrence, Mass., contemplate reopening for business under the charter
o
March 14 1933.
American National Bank of St. Paul affiliate.
p
Member of the First Bank Stock Corp.
n
In process of liquidation.
Member of the Guardian Detroit Union Group,
* March 31 1933.
r
s
J
30
10,179,872
100
20
3,733,900
No
s
v
Receiver appointed
June 30 1933.
x
April 4 1 933.
u
by Comptroller of the Currency.
Consummation of the reorganization plan of the Worcester Bank &
Trust Co. and the Worcester County National Bank became effective
June 12 1933.
z
re
cent
les
Inc., Detroit.
„
Ex-dividend
y
20
sa
172,327
202,474
130,429
102,689
m m
of the former, about July 1 •: 1933.
l Last sale,
2
11.730.006
100
-
h See Marquette National Bank.
*»'«•
mmmrnrn
Bank A
730.080
2,732,911
2,219,664
5,295,704
1,719,931
Bank in Jackson,
x
v
180
190
121,890
m •
National "Bank and the Citizen's Saving Bank & Trust Co. both of Jackson,
Saginaw—
«t .250.000
160
100
Group
/Capital National
i—
556,290 g
100
100 1180
1
1
20
3,861,862
15,355,241
g
6,571,455
2,803,507
4,627,891
Includes savings deposits.
opened for business on June 21
j
302.227
170,038
383,198
200,000
200,000
500,000
100,000
350,000
d Sept. 30 1932.
e Affiliated with the Worcester Bank A Trust Co.
Grand Rapids—
Amer Home Sec Bk.
Grand Rap Nat Bank
Grand Rap Sav Bank
Old Kent Bank
Grand Rapids Tr Co.
People's Am State Bk
45
120
Sale price,
f No par.
Conservator appointed.
5 First National
(7
500,000
400,000
Genessee Co Savs Bk al.000,000
Un Ind Tr A Savs Bk
2.000,000
Bank of Saginaw
40,696
260,167
155,150
47,168
115,645
2,805,838
200,000
200,000
100,000
Missouri Vail Tr Co.
•
1
s
s
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
Empire Trust Co
Flint—
Second Nat
Tr Co
Commerce Trust Co.
First National Bank.
First Trust Co
State Bank
1,000,000 dl, 127,315 12,261 .471 100
Detroit Savings Bank
1,500,000 1/2,640,484 46,053 .044
First National Bk.u 25.000.000 26,758,612 423,357 ,897
Guard Nat Bk ofCom U10000000
7,672,073 138,385 ,923 •
Highland Pk StateBk
1,000.000
100
1,908,304 21,756 ,923
Nat Bank of Detroit. 25.000,000
10
United Savings Bank
1,000,000
"960,537 11,633 955
20
Bankers Trust Co
1.000.000
856,370 g
100
392 483
Equitable Trust Co
1,000,000
466,802
1,988 263
Detroit Trust Co
3.000,000 4,273,008 (738,140 944
Michigan Trust Co..
100
St. Joseph—
100
Detroit—
Oom'wealtb-Oom'l
Olt Com A Savs Bk.
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
100
;jv.'-
West Side Bk of Com
Union Av Bk of Com
shart
119,148
112:788
904,436
9,346,119
100
600.000
City.
100,000
400,000
100.000
300.000
100.000
100,000
100,000
6,000.000
Southeast State Bk__
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
W est port Ave Bank-
Nomi nal.
500,000
2.000,000
200,000
100,000
50,000
200,000
Park National Bank.
State
39,863
894,457
52,750
37,342
n352,414
36,804
1,181,311
513,165
3,524,432
993,592
31,845
137,337
200,002
200,000
9,770
32.317
500,000
100,000
200,000
Llnwood State Bank-
Merchants Bank
Merc Home B & Tr.
Missouri Sav Bk A .Tr
A/ulio -ui Hanks
Dec. 31.
"50"
Olty Bank A Tr Co..
Machinists' Nat Bk.
State Institutions
MISSOURI
100
X In process of reorganization.
■'
'•
'
National Banks
Dec. 31.
"
...
'
'
'
,
COMPANIES
State Institutions
National Banks
Dec. 31.
MISSOURI
Dec. 31.
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
•
TRUST
AND
BANKS
106
""
1
Deposits.
Par.
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
State Institutions
NEW JERSEY
Dec. 31.
Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
Deposits.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
Per
St. LouI»—
Boatmen's Nat Bank
Bremen Bk Sc Tr Od_
CaM Bk Sc Tr Oo—
' 2,500.000
400,000
300.000
First National Bank. 12,000,000
700.000
Grand Nat'l Bk
200.000
Jefferson Bk Sc Tr Co
600.000
Jeff-Gravols Bank.
100.000
Lemay Ferry Bank..
600.000
Manchester Bank
350.000
Bee N B S & Tr Co..
200.000
South'n Com Sc Sav.
1,041,597
516,794
422,672
7,127,427
153.325
151.757
i
130,170
4.395,407
168,369,232
2.149.758
2,377,078
3,252,618
24,000
249,837
374,887
182.487
Telegraphers Nat Bk
500.000
Tower Gr Bk Sc TrCo
600.000
1,000.000
200.000
200.000
200.000
300,000
209.620
675.641
587.038
90.983
112.853
317,358
138.927
MercantlleCommerce
Bk Sc Te Oo
10.000.000
X82T.257
Ohippewa Trust Co.
Easton-Taylor Tr Oo
Guaranty-Plaza Tr.
Llndell Trust Co
Mercantile-Com¬
merce Nat'l Bank.
Miss Val Trust Co
Mound City Tr Oo
North St Louis Tr Co
"50"
3,047.295
61,000
112,770
100
o
cent
3,593,169
300.000
209,339
100
100
50
28,998
prf300.000
Bayonne—
400,000
500,000
500,292
512.671
8,069.422
100,000
200,000
200,000
159,465
363,805
153,564
1,481.301
4.245.259
1,314,588
1,500,000
1,200,000
2,895,854
4,390,581
23.656,333
28,427,269
100,000
1,050.000
218,600
1,268,141
4,405,066
Bayonne Trust Co..
Mechanics' Trust Oo
100
Camden—
FirstOamNatB&T
65
62
100
7,564,356
Bridgeton—
Bridgeton Nat Bank.
Cumberland Nat Bk.
Farm Sc Mer Nat Bk.
100
100
6,956,115
4,942,212
Grove Bank...— cm600.000
100
100
100
1.760,265
9,756,773
100
20
les
Asbury Park—
AsburyPkNatBk&Tr
Asbury Park & Ocean
100
2,325,994
67,674,715
1,123,716
100
18
17
94,767,913
91,391
225.000
100
85
80
O
Camden S D & Tr Oo
Bank & Trust Go.
1,091,841
1280
100
20
25
22
27
25
Nat'l
Merchantville
West Jersey Trust Oo
100
100
70
75
10
20
East Orange—
Side
Bank
Trust Oo
1,008,665
100
150
100
/l .500.000
1,596.974
8.293.065
18,696,465
350
16
500,000
700,000
500.000
620.000
750.000
258,032
598.964
235,683
201,779
958,119
4,611,734
12,818,645
3.541.723
4,561.575
9,548,926
100
625,000
Columbia Trust Co..
Jefferson Trust Co..
South
r737,278
1,902,417
First National Bank.
Northwest'n Tr Oo_,
100.000
910.586
70,282
400,000
10,735.020
1,011.933
3,500.000
Essex Oo Trust Oo
153.571
100,000
Sav Inv Sc Trust Co-
100
1,314.312
101,252
150,000
500,000
Ampere Bank Sc TrCo
Sc
_
WebsterGroves Tr._
25
Elizabeth—
Springfield—
Citizens' Bank
Union Nat Bank
125,834
425,935
43,527
100,000
...
300.000
100,000
Southern Missouri Tr
100
200
100
200
275
175
175
100
1,004,344
8,230,919
988,183
share.
Per
$
1,075,939
1,467.800
613,840
207,031
1,342,954
221,737
120,000
Bankers Trust Oo—
Guarantee Trust Oo. hi,000.000
'60"
Equitable Trust Oo.
100
350.000
6.000.00G
200,000
200.000
500.000
Boardwalk Nat Bank
100
165
S
400,000
Atlantic City-
share.
100
10,346,590
2.514.241
4,748,983
7,983,513
7.002.144
1,309,135
1,231,703
2,510,100
1,874,846
52,948.689
United Bk Sc Tr Oo.
100
100
100
100
20
100
100
100
100
100
2,100,000
23,357,576
4,801.017
215.749
jMOO.OOO
Baden Bank—
140
Ellzabethport BkgOo
National State Bank
Central Home Tr Oo
Elizabeth Trust Co..
Union County Tr Oo
20
90
50
70
100
150
100
25
125
30
Hoboken—
Seaboard Trust Co..
800,000
100
o
Jersey City—
115,000
Journal Sq Nat Bank k
500,000
First National Bank1,600,000 si ,338,534
139,752
400,000
1,255,810
Hudson Oo N B
a.250,000
3,400,000 4,123.057
Commercial Tr N J._
N J Title Guar Sc Tr.
2,035,000 2,706.140
161,990
North Bergen Tr Co.
150,000
5,700.000 s5,308,876
Trust Oo of N J
216,388
West Bergen Tr Co..
400.000
Franklin Nat Bank..
Nationa i Banks
Dec. 31.
Long Branch—
Long Branch Bkg Oo
State Institutions
MONTANA
Dec. 31.
7H
4
100
2.213.042
21.134.370
3.620.089
24,662,160
52.589.991
24,862.424
100
576.658
100
58.542.206
1,658,779
26
100
15
19
25
"12"
25
50
70
15
55
25
100
18
22
"16"
"19"
25
200,000
r250,703
2,339.046
100
200.000
250,000
200,000
1,000.000
344,810
254,217
221,139
248,909
5,620,719
6.179 996
1.478 884
8,250.222
100
50
100,000
18,955
200,000
200,000
419,277
314,126
1,884,374
1,019,603
Morristown—
—TT-
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Billings—
Midland Nat Bank..
Montana Nat Bank.
Bee Tr Sc Savs Bank.
American Trust Oo_.
100
100
Morristown Trust Oo
Mt.
Miners S Bk & Tr Co
Metals Bk Sc Tr Co. 0
64,226
684,966
11,275,056
803,452
11,053,713
518,617
166,901
600.000
100
N
o
100
re
cent
Farmers' Trust Co..
Newark—
<7—
sa
les
Lincoln Nat Bank—
7,259,031
3,138,198
806.514
300,000
200.000
Holly—
Mt Holly Nat Bank- p
Union Nat Bk&TrOo
Bufte—
First National Bank-
First National Bank
National Iron Bank-
100
3,409,739
1,141,584
1,559,944
146,304
93,890
111,417
200,000
150,000
100.000
Franklin Wash Tr Oo
300,000
e
250.000
Tr Co
Mt Prospect
25
Nat Bk_
National Banks
Dec. 31.
NEBRASKA
Clinton Trust Oo
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
Columbus Trust Oo
Federal Trust Co..
Fidelity Union Tr Oo
Nomi nal.
Per
Lincoln—
e
First National Bank.
Nat^Bk of Commerce
228,345
303,049
200,000
850,000
300,000
239,275
5.135,241
10,548,535
4,706,610
share.
So Side N B Sc Tr Oo.
Union National Bk..
......
100
100
Merch & Newark Tr.
!6o"
200
150
United States Tr Oo.
West Side Trust Co.
Peoples Nat Bank...
19,500,428
4,240,242
24,603,204
1,770,474
5,837,381
550,277
18,305,630
100
100
100
N
o
re
cent
sa
100
10,299,688
5,471.467
25
7
150,000
225,000
130,545
661,084
100
100
175
75
2,061,887
500,000
1,141,987
43,965
100.000 c
815,214
700,000
31,481,291
11,070.169
100
145
100
375
321.550
25
25
—
155
25
4,787.340
915.088
204.207
4,011.698 29,497.470
9.432.553 149.214.507
2,932.777 16.741.791
210,945
1,135.096
189.063
2,460.130
1,932,206
906,223
5,013,541
1,502,137
400,000
4,056.250
6,666.675
2.500.000
300,000
375.000
600.000
1,075,000
20
26
15
36
25
49
53
25
38
30
41
"15"
20
35
26
40
100
25
2:
les
100
Hamilton Nat Bank
of Weehawken
150,000
Gutt'b'g Bk & Tr Oo
PkTr Oo Weehawken
W eehawkenT&Tit Oo
State Institutions
Huds Tr Oo Un Oity
«
Woodcliff Trust Oo._
11,415.675
3.611.721
5.928,242
6
30
100
81,532
223,666
200,000
300,000
300,000
Liberty National Bk
Guttenberg
Dec. 31.
560,017
310,097
373,139
1,000,000
IstNat Bk of Un City
First N Bk. West NY
Oomw'lth Tr Un City
NEVADA
9
380,943
790,754
New Brwnsw Tr Co.. i 300.000
North St West Hu dson—
Merchants Trust Oo.
National Banks
Dec. 31.
34
600,000
1.200.000
120
New Brunswick
Nat Bank of N J
Omaha—
342,624
First National Bank.
1,250,000
Live Stock Nat Bank
450,000 d 169,124
Omaha Nat Bank
1,225,971
1,250,000
24,166
Packers Nat Bank..
200.000
374,092
750.000
Stock Yards Nat Bk. e
Union State Bank..
200.000
27,379
821,044
U 8 National Bank
el,100,000
30
50
26
3.000.000
National State Bank
Central Bk & Tr Oo.
100
100
150
100
Nat Newark & Essex
Banking Oo
cent
les
25
Marzano State Bk &
Helena—
Continental Nat'l Bk
159,050
o
l00
4,792.625
4,272,590
100
37,342
1,270,234
100
100
100
100
N
o
re
cent
sa
n
les
1,469.418 100
100
6,459.018
100
5,907.951
100
2,223.315
1,272,128 atoo
17,418
100,000
506,354
500,000
638.435
800,000
100,000 s 113,605
274,456
a
350,000
1.000,000 s 450,000
1,000.000 s2,240.822
50.676
150,000
6.371 689
26.691.578
943,496
2,000,000 si,244.654
1,015.385
1.000.000
25.898.465
12.946.276
"
25
25
100
Passaic—
Nomi nal.
Reno—
First Nat Bk In Reno
Riverside Bank
Per
90,771
88,240
200,000
50,000
5,439.833
933,649
100
100
N
share.
25
25
0
re
cent
sa
''
Passaic N Bk&Tr Oo
People's Bk <fe Tr Oo.
les
*
a
Sale price.
7'';'
]
Affiliated with the Trust Oo. of
New Jersey, Jersey Oity.
5 Includes security stock.
c
Sept. 30
1932.
d March 15 1933.
e
Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
/Merger of the Trust Co. of Orange, Orange,
Investment & Trust Co. of East Orange
N. J., with the Savings
contemplated. Proposed basis of
to be issued by the Savings
$100 par stock of the Trust
exchange is five shares of $25 preferred stock,
Investment & Trust Co. for one share of the
Oo. of Orange.
Nomi nal.
Per
Manchester—
100
N
share.
Manchester Nat Bk.
Merchants Nat Bank
796,299
498,053
73,214
3,941.466
2.482,958
2,577,015
100.000
300.000
427,682
449,903
4,169,266
4,587,593
6,283,645
100
100
300,000
Amoskeag Nat Bank
250,000
100,000
130,740
141,464
3,250,192
1,158,800
100
o
100
cent
200,000
150.000
150,000
s
o
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
0
Member First Bank Stock Corp.
a restricted basis.
h On
1 In
process of reorganization.
fc Effective June 26 1933 the Hudson County National
City, N. J., acquired the Journal Square National Bank
n
Nashua Trust Oo
581.210
New Hamp Nat Bk.
Order granted by
"
'
-
„
Vice-Chancellor Lewis in Jersey City, N. J., permits
Oo.
the purchase of the assets of the closed Steneck Trust
of Hoboken,
N. J., by the Seaboard Trust Co. of Hoboken, a newly-organized in¬
100
stitution.
p
Portsmouth—
First National Bank.
June 30 1932.
0
Nashua—
Indian Head Nat Bk
Bank of Jersey
of Jersey City.
I Last sale.
Conservator appointed.
r
sat *3
March 31 1933.
s
June 30
1933.
1 New stock.
x
Ex-dividend.
..
.
July, 1933.]
AND
BANKS
National Bank
NEW JERSEY
Dee, 31*
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Plalnfield—
First National Bk
Plalnfield Nat Bank-
Mld-Olty Trust Oo
Plalnfield Trust Oo
State Trust Oo.....
234,786
175,000
100,000
650.000
150.000
106,816
145,368
560,715
176,315
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Par.
$
10
4:
re
100,000
680,000
50,000
First National Bank-
Haledon Nat Bank
Labor Nat Bank.
Paterson Nat Bank
Second Nat Bank
Nat Bank of Araer
Paterson Sav Inst
172,923
801,647
31,399
145,351
r
614,100
1,297.168
'
k
300,000
1,200,000
750,000
k 500,000
1,000,000
250.000
100,000
100,000
600,000
Prospect Park Nat Bk
2,605,118
0
119,146
a
23,993
825,000
471.301
803.608
43,178
29,387
1.831,110
100,000
£75,000
600,000
600,000
Westside Nat BankCitizens' Trust Oo
Franklin Trust Oo
k
t
Hamilton Trust Oo
750,000
Merchants Trust Oo_ k
Security Trust Co
U 8 Trust Oo.....
1,126,504
10,017,910
814,048
3,465,198
11,353.936
15,113,013
2,256,419
27,616,317
2,035,117
253,364
9.276.S24
2,422,108
7,870,399
431,124
290,959
14,959,052
les
Dec. 31
1,000,000
Bk of Athens Tr Oo_
Banca Com It Tr Oo
Banco dl Nap Tr Co.
100
25
275
Bronx
130
100
100
Cent Han Bk & Tr Oo
Chemical Bk & Tr Oo
County Tr Co
City Bank
Trust Co.-.w...-. 10,000,000 ul 1,934,405
40.618.823
Clinton Trust Co
529,053
500,000
2,183,018
Colonial Trust Oo__
612,589
3,000.000
8,954,718
Continental Bk&TOo
4,000,000 u4.546,615 46,207,603
Corn Ex Bk & Tr Oo 15,000.000 ul7.535.813 237,947,371
112,700
Corporation Trust Oo
500,000
57,500
County Trust Oo
2,000,000 2.706.585 20,293,982
26
140"
50
135
100
'75"
26
100
100
100
6.000,000
825,000
2,000.000
1,000,000
90.000.000
1,000.000
50,000.000
700,000
3,000.000
32,935.000
10,000.000
Fulton Trust Co
30
100
275
Fiduciary Trust Co__
Guaranty Trust Co_.
Hellenlc Bk Tr Co
250,000
2,000,000
Irving Trust Co
r
J Henry Schroder Tr
Lawyers' Trust Oo__
Manufacturers' Tr_.
1,316,525
4,067,241
310,107
1,505,809
1,846,779
1,000,000
1,400,000
100
50
464,585
485,231
423,581
300,000
10,978,864
33,458,658
2,251.274
14.144,876
22.437,572
2,064,183
2,057.076
1.212,155
10
N O'V'vV
50
10
re
cent
sa
les
100
50
50
Marine Midland Tr.
Mercan Bk & Tr Go-
Woodbury—
100,000
200,000
Woodbury Trust Co.
100,000
u2.569.167 67.336,270
u
713,783
5,555.300
u3,059,542 16.398,853
l,130,51h
8.835.374
ul 77,266,270 1,087.621,195
508.547
3,336.843
u62.863.059 429.438,233
share.
100
100
mo
"142"
100
......
20
100
12
395
380
20
61 %
11
20
136^
10
10
14
38
20
15
18
59
61
10
20
100
25
20
""31?!
IE
2151
10
100
"265"" 290""
*100 "297" 362"
100
10
~~20% "21%
715,796
2.116.612
5,931,515 100
13.572.824
ion
u20.297.483 368,460.994
20
u5,272,820 67,437,473 <20
1,000,000 1.044.662
2.000,000 u27.052.401
65,871,753
73.500
2,384,200
1,310,420
2,787,736
878.920
Genesee Vail Tr Co__
1,000.000 ul ,730,824
Roch Trust & S D Oo
1,000.000 u3.250.000
Security Trust Oo
300,000 ul.726,930
Union Trust Co..,.. 15.000,000 u4,021,205
"18%
19%
""25 "92% ~95%
20
-
20%
22%
100
7,860,623
53,673,363
17.137,498
15.914.249
Underwriters Tr Co.
U 8 Trust Oo of NY
"45" "so""
50
100
u
235.700
900.000
4,221.800
New York Trust Co_ 12,500.000 u21.694.456 272.457,540
Title Guar & Tr Co.
10,000.000 20,467,093 37,405,223
Trust Oo of Nor Am.
275,939
600.000
3,460,836
Farm
&
Mechanics'
National Bank
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Ask.
Farmers'
Empire Trust Co
Federation Bk&TrCo.
20
Bid.
Per
130'
100
Par
2,779.000
3,740,600
11,044,806
4,412,083
413,577
6,121,550
u9.4l3.501 144.377.147
U62.519.452 657,527,777
200
50
Trenton—
Broad St Nat Bank.
Flrst-Mech Nat Bk_
H'nover CapitalTrOo
Trenton Banking Oo
Trenton Trust Co___
Qross
Deposits.
500,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
1,800,000
6,000.000
25,000.000
520.668
13,608.888
1,550,000
21,000.000 r64.023.679 553.218 681
20,000,000 1*46,856,313 345,488,802
Bank of Sicily Tr Co.
Bank of N Y & Tr Oo
Bankers Trust Oo
100
100
Dec. 31.
%
*32
732,400
527,400
2,016,469
700,000
Trust co. returns da te
cent
sa
25
100
100
o
Surplus &
Profits
N. Y. City (Concl.)
Anglo-South Am Tr_
W:-
N
State Institutions
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
4,219,376
1,249,330
679,353
24,663,968
3,141,552
107
NEW YORK
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
Paterson—
Broadway Bk & T Oo k
COMPANIES
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
Gross
Deposits.
$
%
220,000
TEUST
6,516.733
"35"
20
100 1585
45
1635
Jamaica, L. I.—
Jamaica Nat Bank—
300.000
100
Rochester—
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
National Banks
NEW YORK
Dec« 31*
,
Central Trust Co
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Albany-
Per
Central Bank
200,000
250,000
1,500,000
2.000.000
1.000,000
Nat Com Bk & Tr Oo
N Y State Nat BankFirst Trust Co
Auburn—
Auburn-Oayuga
Bank &
205.179
1,199.714
5,039.606
2,298.317
2,487.159
e
Mech & Farmers Bk_
share.
475
mmmmm
3
IOC
10C
10C
315
mmmmm
8
100
140
3
10C
9
0
1,000,000
2,000.000
Lincoln-Allia Bk & Tr
State Institutions
—
m
......
—
39.257.723
32 960.861
25
20
20
25
20
100
_
40,851,593 I—
Schenectady-
mmmm
m
600.000
Union National Bank
Citizens Trust Co.
300,000
300,000
750,000
r
1,200,000
750,000
800,000
5,400.000
2.500.000
s
322.292
9,248,312
5,848,962
100
100
250
448,237
1.248,311
14,709,620
100
300
928,675
930,632
225,255
10,255,438
20
6,563,364
4,599,909
20
19
15
3,978,017
1,651,513
53.284,381
28,159,470
20
11,500,000
1,629,935
600.000
300.000
200,000
702,953
396,811
22,438,642
7,936,099
5,627,208
3,574,864
2.000,000
5,747,930
770,372
39,024,310
5
7
9
600.000
6,917.386
20
20
25
500,000
300.000
500.000
225.632
142,216
767,638
5,275,115
3,122,298
8.965,679
100
50
841,742
10.787,909
15,898,798
100
i,928,121
20
20
20
"65"
20
70
Schenectady Tr Co__
mm
150
200
Syracuse—
Lincoln Nat Bk & Tr
Nat
Trust Co.
/ 400.000
Auburn Trust Co...
250,000
485,916
407,292
200,000
600,000
750.000
787,710
652,000
616,554
3
100
100
I
3
Merch Nat Bk & Tr_
Salt Springs Nat Bk_
100
100
1
N o
rc
cent
sa
les
First Trust & Dep Co
Syracuse Trust Co.
Binghamton—
City National BankFirst National BankMarine Midld Tr Co
<
-
Bensonhurst Nat Bk
Citizens Bk of Bklyn
Flatbush Nat Bank-
200,000
Fort Greene Nat Bk_
Klngsboro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat Bank.
28,785
200,000
300,000
500,000
500,000
140,904
50,500
33.500
388,856
58,390
1,450,000
Nat Exch Bk& Tr Oo
>
311 932.
100
3
3
)
I
1
Oneida Nat Bk & Tr
"25""
48
9
"131""
100
Lincoln Nat Bank
Mfrs & Traders Tr
Marine Trust Co
•
'""I4M
60
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Ithaca—
First National Bank.
Tompkins Co Nat Bk
Ithaca Trust Co..
250,000
200,000
400,000
2,055,193
893,770
""21X
10
u
—...
—...
100
100
Nat Ohautauq Co Bk s
Union Trust Co
i
832,500
153,300
500,000
600.000
400,000
1,238,062
250,000
200,000
229,540
341,975
1,315,794
2,283,628
100,000
490,079
8,059,465
25
20
375
25
25
a.
State of N Y Nat Bk
Kingston Trust Co..
200.000
467,688
200,000
150,000
150,000
250.000
105,135
135.764
690,977
&
100
sa
•
m ay
0
re cent
200,000
210,429
2,626,149
500,000
300,000
211,074
5,205,718
20
40
237,174
210.737
3,096.282
3.030.884
100
250,000
80
25
200.000
200.869
1,995,547
100
75
100
400,000
545,458
6,401,170
100
75
100
300.000
100
20
50
110
35
121.505
1.385.684
25
3
6
500.000 ul .683,682
7,786,912
100
250
350
1,118,030
15,583,327
25
510,815
8,703,502
20
300.000
1,263.254
9,431.402
100
.......
Sale price.
Sept. 30 1932.
a
rted he t and
Dec. 31 '32
dend r ecord
klyn
51.
mm
100
400,000
Trust Co
Westches'r Tr Co.
les
100
7.223,981
*,
Yonkers Nat Bank
100
.720,339
mm
70
95
sa les
i Bank A Trust— 61*000.000
N o
re cent
New York City— Deposits N ew York Ci
repo
are
of
July 1
1933.
Sur plus and pr ofits are or dale
for National and Dec.HI 19 32 for Stat e banks.
divi
A
of banks and trust companies in New Yo rk City and Broo
found in our' 'Rai Iway
Secti on, pages 148, 149, 1 50,1
60
—
Chester—1st N
Bk
Tarrytown N B&TrOo
White Plains—
Citizens Bank
100
100
375.924
50
N
Peoples N B &T Co
County Trust Oo_
Yonkers—First
Natl
<100
prices
250
•••••
50
Westches Oo Nat. s
Pleasantville—
Mt Pleas B&TrOo
Mutual Trust Oo.
Kingston
First NBkofRondout
Nat'l Ulster County
Bank & Trust Oo_
Rondout Nat Bank.
150
100
Bk & Tr Co
100
'
Ossining—1st Nat Bk
25
1,033,698
440,972
188,430
466,367
N O
sa les
20
9,579,090
4,117,799
10.717,393
s
Rye—Rye Nat
Bank of Jamestown.
The First Nat Bank-
1,129,044
500.000
450.000
Port
Jamestown
200"
re cent
25
Peekskill—
25
333,924
u
300,000
Ossining Trust Co
20
378,426
180
New Rochelle Tr_.
23
m
65
62^
120
100
Huguenot Tr Oo__
mmmm —
25
287,266
177,594
50
252,198
615,728
292,193
Central Nat BankNat City Bank
& Trust Co
800,000
1.237,500
100
25
Nom.
Elmira—
Chemung Can Tr Co
25
20%
Westchester Co—
Ml. Vernon—1st N—
600,000
Mt Vernon Tr Oo
si.500.000
New Rochelle—
--mm
< 20
)
North'n N Y Tr Co
25
100
r
19
139
2000
Buffalo—
Liberty Bank-
Jefferson Oo Nat Bk
Watertown Nat Bk.
20
80
100 1900
!
25
Watertown—
68
6
17
3
300.000
67,605
5,500,000 10,031,533
b
200.000
31.921
6.000,000 ul3.453.412
i 12,500.000 ul5.629.979
17
"u% 'l2%
;
First Citizens Bk & T
95
5
East Side Nat Bank- 6
Utica—
34
100
)
Bank
Troy Trust Co.......
25
100
100
100
100
25
25
]
1,000,000 pi .207,073
500,000
178.735
8,200,000 r5.354,458
500,000 u6,716,685
People's Nat Bank
Brooklyn Trust Oo
Kings Co Trust Oo_.
Manuractur Nat Bk
National City Bank
Union Nat
.
21
20
Troy—
3 <—
Brooklyn—State B ank A Tru st Co. retur
Nat. banks Dec. 31 19 32.
s
5 Federal conservator appointed.
Dec. 31 1932.
e
d Withdrawals against deposits or other credits
be
limited temporarily.
The Central Bank of Albany, New York on March 21 1933 taken over
e
by the State Banking Department at the request of the bank's directors.
Amalg Bank of N Y.
650.000
7.900
Bk of the ManhatOon 20,000,000 u31.931.681
Bank of Yorktown__
154.223
1,500.000
3,616,165
Chase National Bk_
148,000,
u58,704,629 1,212.305,
Oomm'l Nat Bk & Tr
7.000,000 u7,732,185 44,972.0Dunbar Nat Bank_.
500,000
240.873
1,256.649
Flfth Avenue Bank..
500.000 3,672,985 47 139,000
First National Bank- £10.000.
72,579,841 361,565,000
Grace Nat Bk of N. Y
1,600,000 ul,133,486 1*18,082,774
Harbor State Bank200.000
105,221
708,587
Harrlman N Bk & Tr 62,000.000
940,991
25
100 1185"" 1435"
100 1395
1445
100
200
25
100
its surplus and
Merchants Bank
100
a
_
Nat Bk of Yorkville.
400.000
500.000
525.000
Nat Bronx Bank
National City Bk___ 01 24,000,
Nat Safety Bk & Tr Oo
1.428,600
Penn Exchange Bank
826,000
Public Nat Bk&TrOo
8.250.000
Schroder
Bkg
Oorp_
Sterling Nat B <& T_.
Trade Bank of N Y_
.
6,000.000
1,500,000
660,000
120,000
1,329 000
83,276
1,752,686
182.613 c 4.853.926
u55.695.499 994,339,000
109.662 c 2,742,249
114,516 c 1.177.334
4.406.662 68.716.000
ul,710,556 ul2.753,5»3
ul,004,917. ul4.707.876
208,4021 c 2.797,192
100
20
"30% ~32%
100
20
19
27%
100
131
m
100
50
20
25
m
29%
7
25
5
26%
10
9
28%
""25 "13% "16H
18
23
1933.
< Controlled by Marine Midland Corp.
k Closed.
I Last sale.
Bank of the Manhattan Co. of New York reduced
undivided profits from $36,931,700 to $31,931,700, leaving
of $25,000,000 and undivided profits of $6,931,700.
On June 9 1933 the
n
surplus
12 1933 the National City Co. changed its corporate
"The City Company of New York, Inc.'*
Effective June
0
28" "33""
33^
25
100
h April 14
m— —mm
'
March 15 1933.
g
141
mm—'
:
/ The Auburn-Cayuga National Bank & Trust Oo. of Auburn, N. Y.;
May 31 1933 changed its title to the National Bank of Auburn.
on
25
name to
April 15 1933.
r March 31 1933.
s In process of reorganization.
1 Hamilton Trust Co. of Paterson, N. J., and its Totawa and North
Main Street branches reopened for unrestricted business on June 21 1933.
p
u
9
June 30 1933.
New stock.
x
Ex-dividend,
'
BANKS
108
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
National Banks
Capital.
Surplus &
Profits.
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
Ask.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
8
8
Asheville—
First Nat
Bk&TrOo
Per
$
share.
100
2.484,456
110,786
300.000
V
88,845
65,269
$
2,287,455
1,103,593
50,000
48,000
.....
1,900,000
100
Per
N
500,000
Commercial Nat Bk.
Mer 8c Farm N Bk__ / 200,000
300,000
Union Nat Bank
1,200,000
American Trust Co—
Independ'ce Tr Co.. V1.000.000
100
60
65
100
2,526,991
2,915,962
1,547,179
3,094,069
20,144,912
2,380,778
110
125
100
100
Bank
Depositors Nat'l Bk.
Home Savings Bank.
120.000
200,000
100
9,125.286
210,060
1,573,569
25
100.000
300,000
500,000
0
50.000
Citizens National Bk
Commercial Nat Bk.
307,160
200.000
193,323
100
100
125
100
150
185
20
23
30
100
100
90
100
80
100
100.000
—
210
20
26
Greensboro—
1,075,166
No Oar Bk 8c Tr Co V2.500.500
10
19,337,618
1.200.000
100.000
12,139
500.000
171,277
Tulsa—
First Nat Bk 8c Tr Co
200
2,500.000
200.000
756,663
51,961
109,000
24,638,834
3,416,272
3,354,298
a8,000,000
1,000,000
Exchange Trust Co.
210,283
1,182,614
Fidelity Nat Bank..
Liberty Nat Bank
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
250.000
Fourth Nat Bank—
Nat Bk of Oom'erce
Raleigh—
Page Trust Co.
155,131
400,000
y
N
100
3,675,899
Nat Bank of Tulsa.
o
re cent
sa
WilmingtonPeople's Sav Bk 8c Ti
232,050
480,564
100.000
300.000
Wilm Say & Tr Co..
1,785,435
3,780,691
100
483,654
3.624,216
55,692
75,851
1.669,428
92,228
469,221
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
Fidelity
les
100
40,677,111
4.267,987
12,236.114
555,817
9,567,542
6.000.000
300.000
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
cent
100
1,433.234
3,474,183
5.057.247
37,119
0
Capitol State Bank..
City Nat'l Bk&Tr Co
225"
100
100
500 528
107,082
1.143,743
100,000
95,384
100,000
Muskogee—
First Nat Bk 8c Tr Co
Oklahoma City—
206"
Durham—
Cltlsens' Nat Bank.
100.000
First Nat Bk of McA
0
re
sa
McAlester—
635,954
667,481
504,733
654,541
1,148,512
884,364
500,000
Charlotte Nat Bank.
share
100
100
$
100,000
Bank
State
Nomi nal.
%
Guthrie—
First
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
*
First National Bank.
Charlotte—
Dec. 31.
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Institutions
State
OKLAHOMA
Dec. 31
tor
60
80
100
125
160
20
10
14
20
10
14
20
10
14
_
.0<
les
21
1(
,.,4.
Wilson—
400,000
100,000
276,202
59,197
TO96.194
1.145.626
100
25
600.000
2.500.000
46.200
2,470.861
1,339,804
41,634,545
100
Branch Bkg 8c Tr C<
Nat Bk of Wilson...
Wachovia Bk ATr
_.
160
140
National Banks
NORTH DAKOTA
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Eugene—
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Per
131,558
150,000
50.000
<300,000
d250,000
150,000
Bank—
Fargo National Bk_.
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Merch Nat Bk&TrOo
Nor 8c Dakota Tr Co
National Banks
Dec. 31.
88,039
202,569
67,487
129,074
OHIO
100
1,909,104
100
719,978
5,816,690 <—
2,426,914 d
100
662,312
share.
N
Security Sav & Tr Co
Live Stock State Bk.
Portland Tr 8c Sav Bk
United States NBk.
400.000
2,500.000
500.000
50,000
a
300.000
4,000,000
2,827,982
1,179,723
222,170
68,961
200.000
150.000
National Bank
United States N Bk_
Portland—
Amer National Bk..
First National Bank.
State Institutions
Fargo—
Dakota Nat
Institutions
Dec. 31.
100
First
National Banks
State
OREGON
Dec. 31.
100
100
4,832.057
rl .547,011
35,733.877
190,377
663,123 h
297,813
26,356
2.551.891
127,235
r3,142,407 64,211,689
100
9,497,804
6,782,967
4,639,617
6,920,320
100
25
120
oip
20
100
225
5,166,989
2,337,774
823,358
100
1,566.778
100
100
147,488
100
100
20
0
re cent
•a
les
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
Nomt nal.
Per
Allentown—
Akron—
350.000
Commercial Bk 8c Tr
200,000
Dime Savings Bk Co
100,000
Standard Sav Bank.
200.000
Firestone Pk Tr & SB
First Central Tr Co. Jfc7.420.525
322,452
270,249
32,882
v
414,484
2,841,274
—
2.840,581
50
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
1,000.000
1,000.000
Bank..
Lehigh Vail Trust Co
Nomi nal.
Per share.
450,000
600.000
1,806,606
2,480,126
1,340,860
1,203,843
150,000
250,000
249.300
448,103
560,808
312,050
Allentown Nat Bank
Second
2.530.662
100
N
460,567
10,172,241
41,845.421
100
100
50
re cent
■a
o
les
Nat
First
National Bank.
Altoona Trust Co—
First National Bank-
125,000
660.000
Marine Nat Bank—
300,000
Second Nat Bank— /
Erie Trust Co
500.000
Bank of Erie Tr Co.
Canton—
t
116,344
500.000 01,354,946
200.000
First National Bank.
Cincinnati—
Atlas Nat Bank
Clnn Bk 8c Tr Co—
Columbia Bk & S Co
First National Bank.
Norwood-Hyde Park
1,776,745
9,531,751
100
1400
100
.
Secur-Peoples Tr Co.
400.000
150,000
100,000
1,105,002
335,786
247,046
6,000,000 r5,115,794
300.000
Bk 60 Tr Co
500.000
150.000
Bank..
Northslde Bk & Tr Co
Lincoln Nat
People's Bk 8c Sv Co / 200,000
1,800.000
Prov S Bk 8c Tr Co.
1.000,000
Second Nat Bank—
250.000
So Ohio 8 Bk & Tr Co
1.250,000
Western Bk 8c Tr Co
4.000,000
Central Trust Co—
Fifth
Third
Union
5.000.000
Trust Co
314,905
1,237.040
239,293
277,143
r2,816,317
985,808
422,594
1,299,566
3,792,012
6,568,989
2.642,903
1.558,146
41.377,104
100
220
250
Unlon Trust Co
100
10
100
140
180
Harrisburg—
Allison-East EndTr.
Harrisburg Nat Bank
Central Trust Co—
Common wealth Tr Co
4,535,920
100
6,500,401
2,015,216
4.488.238
100
50
145"
130
29.579.906
9,436.625
4,812,373
11,570,321
57,869,149
130
150
100
10
22
27
100
90
110
500.000
300.000
204.200
70,694,919
300,000
400,000
Dauphin Dep Tr Co.
Harrisburg Trust Co
'"6*
"16"
100
85
90
2
351,922
3,484,391
5.000,000 r3,014,538
560.293
250,000 u
Clev Sav 8c Loan Co.
611,709
Lorain Str Sav & Tr. y
600.000
1,303,302
National City Bank- e2,000.000
106.679
200.000
North Amer Tr Co. V
65,055, 043
2,717, 657
8,804, 892
28,849, 405
20
United
100.000
550
Nat
Bank
3,377, 105
Cleveland Trust Co. 13,800,000 1)9,716.962 236,351, 632
Guardian Trust Co.c 7.000.000 f7.604,830 109,751 629
614,544
2,205 086
900,000
Union Sav & L Co.
Union Trust Co
e 22.850,000 /14303 515 194,925, 361
14
19
100
100
50
25
100
2,228,209
100
7,634,869
8,939.902
5.224,418
20
50
/130
13,467,319
3.000.000
466,000
200,000
Philadelphia—D* posits of N
10
Z16^
ationnl ban ks date .Jan.
3.040.000 r6,430,752 r40,067,329
1,125,000
677.828
4,175,000
9,041.000
1,212,854
Commercial Nat Bk_ /2.000.000
Corn Exch Nat Bank
4,550.000 r9,549,191 r56,792,882
8c Trust Co
982.022
500.000
107,441 s
Erie National Bank.
3.111.000 r6,597.334 r59,379.866
200,000 o
1,562.951
127,160
451,480
300.000
96,740
350,000
682,488
6,325,000
363.426
15,391 s
/ 200,000
1,000.000 r4,218,728 r23,985,l38
400,000
1,628,112 s 9,592,465
348,448
250.000
264.437 s
973,945
200,000
56,237 s
4.258.000
1.561.901
/ 500.000
14.000,000 »18248 448 0266357 143
Gimbel Bros Bk 8c Tr
100
145
Guardian Bk & Tr Co
170
100
Kensington Nat Bk.
Lehigh Nat Bank..
100
100
Market St Nat Bk..
NatBkofGer&TrOo
North Broad Nat'l Bk
Northeast Nat Bank
25
NorthwNatBk&TOo
Columbus—
Philadelphia Nat Bk
Brunson Bk 8c Tr Co
City Nat Bk & Tr Co
Columbus Saving Bk
Fifth Ave Sav Bk Co
Huntington Nat Bk.
Market Exch Bank..
Northern Sav Bk Co
Ohio National Bk
250.000
1.200,000
50,000
200,000
2.000,000
100,000
100.000
c4.000.000
77,650
,556,597
89,219
80,209
,662,377
370,118
24,902
,053,038
2,849,393
16,990,742
20
10U
I 70
20
Z60#
sr
28
1933.
in
26
28
100
25
28
30^
32*4
10
20
100
100
225"" 235"
50
50
.....
"42""
10
100
10
"236" 245""
28
32
10
60
.....
""13"
20
20
"53" "55""
100
10
751.278
1,561,039
24,755.281
2,821,153
785,710
35,602,222
25
7.360.599
4,860.679
713,212
600,000 1,038,329
300,000 r 589,590
1.062,500 u2,6-15,748
First National Bank
100
50
3.011,316
3.537.333
-
Central
100
60
City National Bank.
Amer Sav Bank Co..
100
50
Oentral-Penn Nat Bk
100
50
I 300
1,916.063
3,840.059
304,611
947.185
861,508
I 300
10
662,091
200,000
Farmers' Trust Co..
Cleveland—
25
Lancaster—
100
10
90
60
275-
100
8,583,429
937,800 1,398,677
400.000 rl ,065,391
400,000 21,340,314
413,308
250,000
Union Trust Co
75
9.384,064
6,623,142
8,554,226
7,706.767
"
Oonestoga Nat Bk_.
Fulton Nat Bank—
Lancaster Co Nat Bk
100
391,232
706,704
605,032
523,880
1,225,612
r
816,884
23,309
v
245.900
Northern Tr A 8 Co
5,866,604
160
Altoona—
Central Trust Co
IBrte
Cent Sav B 8c T Co. t
share
40
C-~~
N
*
o
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
100
Sale price.
t Central Savings
received
a
Bank & Trust Co. of Canton, Ohio, has not as yet
license from the State to reopen.-
a
The National Bank of Tulsa, at
National
Tulsa, Okla., formerly the Exchange
Bank, has acquired the business of the Central State
Bank of
Tulsa.
Dayton—
Merchants'
Nat
6 April 12 1933.
Bk
200.000
136.192
2,737.978
Nat
Bank
349,576
25
789,504
7.210,660
19,213,152
c
100
500,000
1,000,000
8c Trust Co
Third
Winters N Bk & Tr_
Member of the BancOhio Corp.
d Member First Bank Stock Corp.
8l
Trust Co
n
e
100
On June 3
Toledo—
of the National City
its capital and take over the liquid
Co. and Guardian Trust Co., both
1933 the R. F. C. approved the plan
Bank of Cleveland, Ohio, to expand
assets of the unlicensed Union Trust
of Cleveland, Ohio.
Commerce Guard Bk
500,000
515.677
6,490,895
50
First National BankWest Toledo Nat Bk
500.000
200.000
752.092
7.915,609
808.887
100
100
N
o
«
2,392,579
1,855.135
100
re
cent
h Trust funds.
15
sa
les
< Member Northwest Bancorporation.
39,952,807
50
Spltser-R T & 8 Bk.
Citizens Trust Co—
Toledo Trust Co
119,549
327.337
600,000
175.000
162,567
5.000.000 63.302,655
/ Conservator appointed.
k
Dollar Sav 8c Tr Co.
y
Tr & Sav Bk__
Liquidation of the First-Central Trust
ordered by the State.
I Last sale
Youngstown—
Mahoning Nat Bank
Mahoning Sav 8c Tr.
Union Nat Bank
New stock.
1.250,000
1,000,000
150.000
1,250,000
750,000
825,447
397,553
142,118
1,406,542
952,504
13,399,738 100
5,052,086 liuu
2.320.513
in
15,957,579
25
5,699,642
15
65
n
o
r
175
25
Capital increased from 8400,000 to
Feb.
28
March
1933.
31
1933.
x
In
8500,000 in June 1933.
1
s
Dec. 31 1932.
t June301932.
June 30, 1933.
Ex-dividend
V
Co. of Akron, Ohio, has been
\
0
z
process of reorganization.
15 1933
March
,
u
Sept. 301932
July, 1933.]
bams
and
trust
Surplus
&
ProfUs.
Gross
Deposits.
Bid.
Par.
Philadelphia
(Concluded.)
Roosevelt Bank
Second Nat Bank
Sixth Nat BankSouthwestern Nat Bk
Tioga Nat Bk & TrOo
Tradeamen'sNational
Bank & Trust Oo.
Wyoming Bk & Tr__
Banca Oom It Tr Oo.
Broad Street Trust
Chestnut Hill T & Tr
Fidelity Phila Tr Co
Finance Co. lstpref.
2d preferred
Frankford Trust Oo_
Germantown Tr Co.
GIrard Trust Co
Industrial Trust Co.
Integrity Trust Oo„_
Kensington Security
65.000 / 209.802
1,066.178
600,000 1,648.898 k 8.374,393
327 502
300,000
4,237.000
273.280
300,000
1,568.000
300,000
90.370 k 1,030.091
|2.350,
500, 000
1,643,726
1.400, 000 A3.061.054
4.000, 000 u9,910,686
882, 250 3.888.628
2.987, 920 u9.020.609
100
115
50
8
"50
"10
125
15
50
15
25
100
100
320
335
180
160
22
10
25
16
18
10
79
82
9.582,976
10
12
15
37.746,910
10
8,207.797
5.582,240
5,405,145
50
45
336,743
2,713.423
50
10
15.808.524
10
50
13
600,000
500.000
1,392,737
636.588
9.197.870
4.692.834
370"
100
55
60
65
31
50
65
320
335
Real Est Tr Oo
3.027.800
78
85
2.306.673
7.394,418
100
7.500,000 13,719.803
31,245.915
10
2,697.606
1.091.044
79.499
500 000
1,101.360
.000 000 ul .806.755
Deposit Nat
.000.606
.000.000
Forbes National Bk_
Fourteenth St Bank.
Freehold
Bank
Horaewood
Bank
100.000
300.000
200.000
200.000
100.000
Iron & Glass Dol 8av
172.700
Keystone Nat Bank.
Mellon Nat Bank
600.000
.500.000
Nat Bank of America
Ohio Valley Bank..
Pitt National Bank.
Union National Bank
200.000
Union Savings Bank
Western 8 & D Bank
Allegheny Trust Oo.
Oolonlal Trust Oo
Oom'wealth Trust Oo
Dormont 8 Ac T Co.
Farmers Deposit Tr.
Fidelity Trust Oo
Haalewood 8 & T Oo
Hill Top S&TOo.
Tr
7k
6n
100
319.663
50
15
9.425.162
10U
250
50
14.031.671
3.89 f.l 91
u8.367.516
124.747
M7.271.605
315.299
360.330
55.421.116
1.385.665
64.236.601
4.697.590
3 105,475
1.076.286
601.955
46.024.328
id)
i
On
Union Trust Oo
Washington Tr Oo__
West End 8 B & Tr__
William Penn Tr Oo.
Bank & Trust Oo.
150
25
290
150
200
50
"126
2.754.465
200,000
433,680
514,995
100
20
2150
130
2,371.643 0100
2.779.501 0100
100
3.087.581
Z100
Nomi nal.
Per
Miners & Merch Bk.
South Oaro Nat Bank
So Carolina State Bk
500,000
200.000
50.000
175.739
352.807
share.
100
16.813.881
6.172,966
38,880
624,731
181,839
cl,500.000
750.000
Central Union BaDk. t
Nat Loan & Exch Bk h
100
100
655,000
419.930
65.110
600.000
7.364.447
10
2.592.266
100
2.415.732
10"
GreenvilleFirst National Bank.
200.000
Peoples Nat Bank
200,000
331.891
467.231
2.343.323
50.000
131 354
1,297,438
h _400.000
155.785
3.056.751
Piedmont
Sav & Tr.
190
205
15
18
Spartanburg—
Central Nat Bank.
_
100
58
mtion™
611
S0UTH DAKOTA^V^r0"
100
100.000
53.702
775,928
529,972
3 304.320
1.136.596
3 977.492
U17672015 171.228.404
339.612
4.086.416
81.761
795.433
,000.000 ul, 188.385
.000.000
3.904.435
250.01 )
735.638
700.000
1.144.641
.600.000 u3.12^.971
.500.000 ul.965.804
125.000
153.629
,320.000
1.050.462
.000.000 u8.278.144
165.400
550,615
150.000
415.812
100
75
250.000
500.000
100
Citizens Nat Bk & Tr
Corn Exch Sav Bank
First Nat'l Bk A Tr.
100.000
200.000
100
Security Nat ' B A Tr
250.000
100
23,468.507
"100
27.278.737
100
2.528.219
50
4.361.590
ion
22,455.039
100
90
10.425.025
100
50
90
95
1.773,000
33.153
100
13.813 120
1,968.370
1,840.837
100
50
25
1.712.498
2,804.520
65,863.185
20
1.158.386
6.294.654
208,763
693.942
125.000
299.309
1.623.532
,500.000 U66651011 163.977.852
.000.000
1,223 682
4.884.767
125.000
574.915
3,255.995
125.000
199.445
1.130.410
100
500.000
150.000
2,626.635
125.000
125
National Banks
Berks Oo Trust Oo..
1,500.000
Pennsylvania Tr Oo.
Reading Trust Oo__
2.000 000
1.170.300
200.000
879,163
Chattanooga Nat Bk hi.500,000
1 450.872
Hamilton Nat Bank.
2,000.000 ul,101,983
/68
50
cent
sa
lea
100
40
20
28
20
30
25
100
Oomm'l Bk & Tr Oo.
100
100 5000
100
70
5100
9ft
50
75
100
50
60
80
9,689.729
50
500
1000
203.125
600,000
6.931.646
State
80
9.004.461
Institutions
100
8
196,767
760 732
25
4.882.090
232.984
zb
206,481
763.554
594.646
61.013.001
556.909
940.428
65
80
100
26
1 .000.000
al.125,579
750,000
72,885
440.000 12 H
100
1,000.000
Savings Bank.
50.000
Dep & Sav Bk.
Wyoming Nat Bank.
50
50
250.000
250.000
181 644
330.836
166,964
3.841.701
11.286.640
3.602.065
2.497,109
2.014.884
25
100
60
25
100
25
Union Planters' Nat'l
Bank & Trust Oo
3.500.000
Manhat 8 Bk & Tr Oo
700.000
too
205
215
1,321.629
OO
300
305
4.129.316
1.476.511
10 I
21.535.337
5,036.737 <100
3,169.464
37,188.026
9,583.250
f10
8
10
4,496.869
25
75
85
7.715,830
10
16
(h)
18
8.594.429
6.911.833
inn
120
125
8X
8X
Nashville—
American Nat Bank.
Nashville & Amer Tr
z
3,000.000
1.000.000
Bk
Nashville Trust Oo..
Third National Bank
563.691
422.425
982.229
300.000
800.000
800.000 pi .272.803
gnn.ono
182.017
2
Wationai Bank*
State
TEXAS
Institutions
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Austin—
American Nat Bank.
Austin Nat Bank
300,000
300.000
512.887
100
750.000 2.032.720
250.000
361.959
2.500.000
6.786.505
1.000.000 3.164 293
499.000
1.826.385
500.000 ul.061.748
8,469,010
1,176.809
22.124.820
12.981 182
3,390.505
6.567.915
40.315
427.802
400 000
350.483
600,582
6,518.709
9.168.602
100
400.000 k
Secur St
125.000
5.935
852.052
'00
Republic Bk & Tr Oo
Security Trust Oo__.
2 M
)
800.884
100
N
o
100
re cent
100
■a
lea
Beaumont—
100
50
300
60
95
100
65
110
400
25
60
00
400.000
4,177.424
9.100.069
2.352.642
4,745.533
100
25
25"
loo'
125
*
a
Bk
Ac
Sale price
March 17
Trust
c
In
a A
•
process
with
Horp
of reorganization.
mutual aavlngs
Sold
100
1933.
b Memher of First Security
e
Williamsport—
First National Bank
10
140
23,033.684
First National Bank.
W-B
8
130
Memphis—
First National Bank
Nat Bk of Commerce
28"
Wilkes-Barre—
.
"95~" 105""
10.400.000
American Nat Bank.
400.000
Miners Bk of W-B
Second Nat Bank
150
10
00
40
6.UO0.000
200.000
1.000.000
500.000
First National BankHanover Bk & Tr
125
8.284.527
10
& Tr.
Pennsylvania Tr Oo_
0
Dec. 31.
5.599.570
14.592.553
21.028.900
75,000
350,000
HamiltonNationalBk
State
6,567,915
Nat Bk&TrOo
Union Nat Bank
West Side Bank
Third
N
Knoxville—
38
200.000
Bank
re
100
Nomi nal.
Per share.
625.000
Dec. 31.
Ridge Bank
100
Chattanooga—
Amer Tr & Bkg Oo
Scranton—
E. Scranton State Bk
First National Bank.
728.567
3.062.850
4.153.134
133.825
321.552
100
TENNESSEE
Dec. 31.
Oommerce-Unloo
738,213
2.093,817
2,412.656
3,314,149
1,259.994
13ft
Nat Bank &
cl.000.000
38.021
46.350
10ft
476.335
598,893
100.000
Nomi nal.
Per
share
Sioux Palls—
10ft
100
Broadway Nat Bank
Oo
South Side Bk
180
190
128"
Reading—
Providence
23
49
Columbia—
9
Worklngman's Savgs
Green
316,686
m
10"
000.000 U13400942
Oo
Trust
54
945.356
1.211.449
2.599.088
Charleston—
Pittsburgh
Potter Title & Tr Oo.
Provldent Trust Oo_
South Hills Trust Oo
Farmers
5
100.000
Atlantic National Bk
Q
Citizens & Sou Bank
0
Carolina Sav Bank..
Savings
Bank & Trust Oo.
Penn Trust Oo
People's
50
10
at
Pittsburgh
Manchester
391,374
268.728
Fifth Avenue Bank..
First National Bank-
Farmers
Rhode I Hos Tr Oo_
Union Trust Oo
60
100.000
100,000
Oity Dep Bk & Tr Oo
Dollar Savings Bank
25
2.481.167
1.226.168
50
110
50
4.866.822
17
50
6.916.953
45
450.000
50
3.166.783
110
1,500.000
100
9.896.460
160
4,000.000 10,068.376 113.844,289 100
175
125.000
808.967
26
186.210
18
5,000,000 12,182,648 84,283.479 1000 2000
1.000.000 1,495.906 19,862.424
100
115
500.000
850.000
Providence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Oo.
Lincoln Trust Oo
Land
Tr. Co.
2,848.389
132.928
272.808
250,296
416.610
16
29
Bk. of Amer
954.914
Exchange
High St Bk & Tr Oo
Mechanics* Nat Bk.
NatBank of Oom&Tr
Phenix Nat Bank...
390
10
Arsenal Bank
60
60
100
500,000
u
Ask.
20
2,323,465
309,448
3.320,328
u
100
Braddock Nat Bank.
•
6.864.535
333,207
127.632
570,942
200,000
120.000
Blacks tone Oan Nat.
Oolumbus
Woon8oeket—
Woonsocket Trust Oo
100
Pittsburgh—
~
Allegheny Val Bank-
$
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
3,350,222
120.000
300.000
7X
8.400.000 *18680955 184,893,281
800,000
939,924
726.275
3,200.000 U13559064 28,954.888
Estate
Par
Deposits.
$
300,000
55
2,183,347
1,608.834
1,254.829
6%
Penn W'h'g & S D Oo
Provident Trust
T & T Oo_
$
Bank & Sav Oo
Trust Oo
13"
10
ol.300.000
1,000,000
Medla-69th St Tr Co o
375.000
Mitten Men & Mg't
Bk Sc Tr
1,500.000
Ninth Bank & Tr Oo
1.375,000
North City Trust Oo o
500,000
Real
Newport—
Aquidneck Nat Exch
Newport Nat Bank..
Newport Trust Go..
6,432 515
13,229 263
79.698.172
Bk & Trust Oo
Lives & Grant Ann
Tr & Safe Dep Oo.
10
100
100
25
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Providence—
3.300, ,000 u4.857.331 r25.130.100
200, ,000
1^4.394
1.067.951
1.000, 000 V 321.800
1,250.000
1,000, 000
441.421
1.*36.279
250, 000
211.391
726.737
6,700, 000 U16264928 76.645.103
000
7,762.019
665,477
Liberty Title & Tr Oo
Northern Trust Oo_>
Nor Phila Trust Oo_
Penn Oo for Insur on
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
50
30
18
16
S
109
I "iSSfUr* RHODE ISLAND
pennsylvania s'a%'e7w.'ion'
Capital.
companies
First
bank.
National
Bank.
600.000
250.000
o2.000.000
266.001
336.355
395.848
3.011.633
1.828,763
8.878.667
10
/Sept. 30 1932.
20
Affiliated with the Citizens & Southern National Bank of Savannah. Ga.
h Federal conservator appointed.
1 Capital stock trusteed for benefit of stockholders of Union Planters
Oent'l Nat BkAcTr Oo
Drov & Mech N Bk.
250.000
150.000
238,374
2.255.456
10
Flrst National Bank.
Industrial Nat Bank.
Western Nat Bank..
600.000
125.000
225.000
300.000
500.000
Williamsport N Bk
Lycoming Trust
10
York—
York Oo Nat Bank._
York N Bk & Tr Oo.
Guardian Trust Oo._
York Trust Oo
40
45
0
National
441.272
58,.228
235,194
520.702
957.433
546.265
500.000
719.541
750.000 ul,482.038
2.275.441
5,186.825
1.154.549
3.339.979
3.851.893
2.874.276
2,905.528
5,448.053
10
10
100
100
20
25
I Last
Bank
Trust
Sc
Oo.
sale
k June 30 1933.
n
On June 12 1933 the Pitt National
Bank,
a new
Pittsburgh, Pa., bank
opened for business, having acquired part of the assets of the Diamond
National Bank (which closed Nov. 11 1932) and the Monongahela National
Bank (which closed Oct. 21 1931).
o
25
p
10
s
Operating on
June 30 1932
Combined
a
restricted basis.
statement.
t Governor Blackwood of South Carolina on June 21 1933 signed an order
instructing the conservator of the Central Union Bank (head office,
Columbia) to proceed promptly with the liquidation of the bank's affairs,
u
v
March 31
1933
'
<.
Receivership for the Security Trust Oo. of Austin, Tex., granted the
by Judge W. E. Robertson
State Banking Commissioner on May 31 1933
of the Travis County District Court.
x Kt dividend
f No par.
V
z
May 25 1933.
Acquired the business
Nashville.
of the
Nashville
&
American
Trust
Oo.
of
TRUST
AND
BANKS
110
COMPANIES
f
National Banks
Dec. 31.
State Institutions
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
National Banks
Dec. 31.
TEXAS
Dec. 31.
State Institutions
VIRGINIA
Dec. 31.
Surplus &
Par.
Ask.
Bid.
Cross
Profits.
Cross
Deposits.
Deposits.
Capital.
30
Mer & Mec Say Bk__
150
Merch & Planters Bk
147,748
562,840
2,934,301
2,144,805
10ft
100
250.000
125.000
Nomi nal.
Per share.
125
100
475
510
20
10
Norfolk Nat Bank of
Com & Trusts
2.500.000
19.302.237
10.443,845
3,606,957
100
70
75
2,000.000
600,000
778,293
754,982
236,957
10ft
70
76
Petersburg—
First Nat Bk & Tr Co / 700,000
PetersbSay & AmTr / 750,000
154.491
309,991
3,253,463
2,561,593
10
99,233
85,667
223,431
5.098,600
488,137
1,896,646
100
737.030
616,616
600,000
1,000.000 d 607,643
3,000.000 (72,010,902
205.745
200.000
139,500
154.500 0
15,017,053
5,684.147
7.067.113
?5
Nomi nal.
BankLiberty State Bank__
Mercantile Bk A Tr_
Republic Nat Bank A
6,642,596
45,216
398,058
8,000,000
150.000
2,000,000
Trust Co
Co
Oak Oliff Bk & Tr Co
Texas Bank A Tr Oo
Dallas Bank A Tr
66,698.175
751,406
12,651.583
125,000
2.656,693
386,857
703,435
35,737
25,000
300,000
300,000
180,476
985,610
20
39,966.516
4,380,974
11,511,372
1,215.417
657,462
4,214,266
11,309,078
4.000.000
Nat Bank of Comm.
share.
Per
%
Dallas
First National
150,000
1.000.000
100,000
28
20
100
20
27
100
20
25
22
125
100
29""
125
10
S
Norfolk—
Seab'd Citiz
Nat Bk
Virginia Nat Bank
25
25
50
N
Bank-State National Bank
100
PortsmouthAmerican Nat Bank-
100
500.000
250.000
Trust Co__
Merch A Farmers Bk
Citizens
Fort Worth—
Amer Bank A Tr Oo.
Continental Nat Bk_
First National BankFt Worth Nat Bank.
Stockyards Nat Bank
Union Bank A Tr Co
38,616
304,363
1,293,955
1,876,539
117,336
100.000
750.000
1,100,000
2,500.000
200,000
100,000
27.022'
540,367
6,640,709
19,905,304
26.082,810
2,933,844
376,356
100
100
500,000
20
7i3.500.000
Trust Oo
Bank of Comm & Tr
100
Central Nat Bank
Mech A Mer Bank
307,750
271,797
7,734,934
3,748,433
100
340.819
120,199
Citizens State Bank-
100,000
BankCity Bank A Tr Oo_
3,000.000
o
cent
sa
les
100
7,438,950
7,890,556
100
__
Poll'd & Bagby Tr Oo
Bank
N
re
750,000
1,000.000
les
100
A
Bank
American
20
100
Galveston—
200,000
200.000
cent
I Oft
Richmond—
First & Mer Nat Bk-
City National BankFirst National BankHutch in gs-Sea ly
National Bank...
U S National Bank—
0
re
sa
El Paso—
El Paso Nat
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
?0
2ft
mmmm
20
40,513,093
1,390,000
.....
.....
100
650.000
------
-----
State-Planters
&
Trust
2,500.000
Virginia Trust Oo
432,547
623,754
553,863
1,453,180
435,672
26
29.786.354
2,056.570
5,588,686
1,000.000
1,000.000
800.000
Say Bank & Tr Oo
100
1.525.745
200,000
1.000 000
Oo
5.064.932
18.703.814
2,152,467
25
.....
100
—
-----
——
Roanoke—
Houston—
500,000
9,910
714,230
269,920
Houston Nat Bank— ol ,000.000
170.272
1,000,000
1,000.000
600,000
1,000,000
1,050,236
2,225,287
1.500,000
752,978
159,663
356,454
965,855
First National
Second Nat'l Bank__
Nat Bank of Comm.
Bank
Union National Bank
South
Texas
Com
mercial Nat BankState National
400,000
200.000
Federal Trust Oo—
Fidelity Trust Co—
Guardian Trust Oo__
Houston Land A Tr_
San Jacinto Trust-_
200,000
850,000
j
600,000
1.000,000
500.000
336,433
180,705
612,063
100
Colonial Amer Nat B
33,771,045
2,972.667
6,294,286
20,776,964
19,308,999
5,512,572
14,725,599
100
First Nat Exch Bank
20
Mountain Trust Bk.
25,160,251
1,401,290
97,834
5,275,829
5,097,318
3,061,842
155
100
100
ion
^
mm ^
mm
mm mm
275
100
100
100
100
100
100
National Banks
Dec. 31.
100
State Institutions
WASHINGTON
Dec. 31.
100
ual.
100
share.
Seattle—
100
100
100
100,000
500.000
C200.000
95,871
78,360.000
2,649.727
Canadian Bk of Com
100
1,119.352
4.933.124
45,643
t
Ballard First Nat Bk
100
Central Nat Bank of
Commerce
Port Arthur750
609,731
2.659,574
2,414,100
100
First National Bank
375
100
316,306
100,000
100,000 p
First National Bank-
First Security Bank.
1.721,279 100
67.274,316 i 20
1.992,978 i 20
26,121,858 c 25
14,655,407 100
100
8.777,963
2.107.686
100
1,415.161
1,898,337 100
25
20
75
35
85
55
60
39.424
1,520.641
2.500.000
300.000
200.000
500.000
834.651
309.550
73.017
84,924
64,564
400.000
137,973
3,345.527
clOO.OOO
100.000
38.002
33,620
383,301
351.263
inn
2,142,557
100
45.639
418.435
71.276
405.649
250,553
2,761.058
13,040.722
100
661.877
ion
N o
10.024.732
1.246,278
100
re
Nat Bank of Tacoma, <1,000.000
771.224
121,246
32.912
10,181,575
1,901.196
100
Puget Sound Nat Bk\w
Puget Sd Bway Bk__
350
160.000
Nat Bk of Commerce c2.500.000
Merchants Nat'l Bk_
302.670
100
Pacific Nat Bank
San Antonio—
'
800.447
28,823
59,320
1,224.465
175,974
10,437,156
610,042
500.000
13,422
135,477
150,000
69,891
250,000
231.196
1.000.000
100,000
238,099
Alamo National Bank
2.000,000
Commercial Nat BkCommonwealthBATr
Frost National Bank
Groos National Bank
Nat Bank of Comm.
300,000
300.000
1.200,000
350,000
600,000
National Bank ofFort
Sam Houston
100,000
Antonio Nat Bk
San
100
2,264*121
100
725,597
17.951,361
2 259,783
100
People's Bk & Tr Co
Peoples First Ave Bk
Sumitomo B of Seattle
Tower Savings Bank
University Nat Bank
Washington Nat Bk
100
N
o
re
cent
10,295,738
100
100
sa
les
465.545
100
W Seattle State
2,552,860
2,630,601
100
Seattle Trust Co
6,229,311
9,100,159
516,524
100
175
100
100
75
600.000
'
of Commerce
So.Texas Bk.ATr.Oo
Bk
1,200,000
100
Spokane—
500.000
First Nat Tr A S Bk.
W&co*^"
Citizens' Nat Bank
First National Bank-
National City Bank.
83,807
c
1,049,073
100
Old Nat Bk A UnTr Oo ul .500.000
25,000
Security State Bank.
Spok A East Tr Oo. _ el ,000.000
200.000
Washington Trust Co
r
coat
is
100
Tacoma—
National Banks
Dec. 31.
State
UTAH
Institutions
Dec. 31.
600,000
200.000
100
Nomi nal.
Per
Ogden—
3,246.317
3,069,007
5.649,614
160,195
301,779
322,865
300,000
250.000
600,000
Commercial Sec Bk.
First Savings Bank.. 6
First National Bank. 6
share.
mX?.TuWEST VIRGINIA
100
100 b
100 b
8
10
Nomi 1|«.
Per
Charleston—
Nomi nal.
Salt Lake City—
Oontl Nat BkATr Co
269,732
National
613,854
616.967
836.363
197,320
850.000
600,000
750.000
Bank 6
500.000
Utah State Nat Bank
1,000,000
Zlon Sav Bk A Tr Co
300.000
Utah Sav A Trust Oo
1.500.000
Walker Bk A Tr Oo.
First
8,070,452
13,483.763
10.267.357
12.655.820
1.443,814
18.073,321
Per
50
share.
60
100
70
100
J 00
95
60
105
95
105
100
100
85
100
60
50
89,337
200.000
1,062.500 1,413.345
258.344
500.000
1.000.000 11,695,220
27.227
200,000
100,000
50.000
257,021
500.000 z
Capital City Bank
Charleston Nat Bk
Kanawha Bkg A Tr.
Kanawha Valley Bk.
Nat Bank of Comm.
Peoples Exchange Bk
Central Trust
uo—
k
84.885
VERMONT
Per
Barre—
147,381
244,230
83,726
100,000
200,000
100.000
Co
u
3,556,945
share.
100
4,912,071
1,868,950
100
100
HowardNatBkATrCo
Merchants Nat Bank
Burlington Trust Co.
5,253,483
3,513,727
739,635
5,506,560
107.727
1,179,598
100
4.394,534
100
1.019,080
3.633.108
3.823,859
1,207,084
25
100.000 k
500.000 d
100
Nat Bank of W Va
190,754
77,472
122,911
150,286
3,178,025
2,460,823
1,715.402
4,163,935
500.000
Nat Exchange Bank. i
154,022
So Side Bk A Tr Co.
100,000 k
Dollar Sav A Tr Co.
1,165,600 3,039.096
300,000
500.000
*
100
o
cent
sa
les
Clement Nat Bank
Killlngton Nat Bank
Rutland CoNat Bank
Rutland Trust Co
n
129,000
235,729
152,098
161,136
186,178
100
100
732,000
2,976,340
100
255.743
1,895.923
1,542,327
100
100
100
share.
.662,592
5,399,755
100
110
1.000,000
630,785
455,799
2,829,043
2,447.053
100
95
108,334
118,454
500.223
934,625
940,945
3.899,588
5
Lynchburg Tr & 8B.
300.000
100
„
,
_
.
——
115
1ft
10
10ft
250
.
.
Joseph F. Meyer interests.
March 31 1933.
Member People's Corp.
Trust funds
First National
Bank of Seattle, Wash.,
June 10 1933.
First National Bank of Seattle on
u Conservator appointed.
taken over by the
v.:
National Corn.
w Effective
June 17 1933 the Puget Sound National Bank and the
Puget Sound Broadway Bank, both of Tacoma, Wash., ^consolidated
under title of the Puget Sound National Bank of Tacoma; capital, $600,000;
with surplus of $150,000.
»
Traded In
X
Lynchburg Nat Bank
500.000
180
Bancorporation.
May 25 1933.
Controlled by the
$
1.000.000
200,000
150,000
880,415
100
.
r
Dec. 31.
Per
People's Nat Bank
190
6.411.161
Bancorporation.
p
State Institutions
Lynchburg—
Citizens' Mutual Ind
Loan Corp
Com! Tr A Sav Bank
185"
Security Corp
Member of the Marine
t Ballard
A Trust Oo
140
100
fc Dec. 31 1932.
/Last sale
100
Nomi nal
First National Bank.
100
10,223.692
3.316.219
/ In process of reorganization.
Sept 30 1932
■
.
_
,
,
h Receivership for the closed American Bank & Trust Co. was ordered
on June 9 1933 by Judge Julian Gunn, who named as receivers Logan R.
Ritchie, Sherlock Bronson and the Bank of Commerce & Trusts of Rich¬
mond, Va.
t Member First National Corp.
n
VIRGINIA
100
577,806
June 30 1933.
b Member of First
c
o
National Banks
Dec. 31.
150"
100
Sale price.
d March 31 1933.
§ Member of the Northwest
100
Rutland100,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
50,000
25
100
t In liquidation.
a
(7
Central Nat Bank
52,608
491.814
629.683
40
100
N
100,000
150,000
150,000
100,000
115
100
re
Montpelier—
Capital SB ATr Co
First National Bank.
Montpelier Nat Bank
Montp'r S B A Tr Oo
ioo
555.478
Trust Co
328,960
365,747
117,904
395,940
200,000
600,000
150,000
250,000
1,015,800
S
100
100,000
Security Trust Oo
Wheeling Bank A
BurlingtonChittenden Oo Trust
100
600.000
Sav Bank
People's Nat Bank..
Quarry S Bk A Tr Co
100
805.647
356,697
Half Dollar Trust A
Nomi nal.
Granite S B A Tr
100
1.069,113
i
Oo
Dec. 31.
25
200.000
Wheeling—
State Institutions
13.758.914
2.646,650
12,447,403
store.
100
t
Charleston Trust Oo.
Center Wheeling S
Citizens Mutual
National Banks
Dec. 31.
1,030.566
Ex-dividend.
as
uid
1/Ex-rights.
May 31 1933.
3
,
■
«-*..
<
f
_
,
July, 1933.]
BANKS
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Dec. 31.
'
i"
La Crosse—
$
600.000
60.000
600.000
60.000
100.000
Batavian Nat Bank.
Exchange State Bank
Nat Bk of La Orosse-
Becurity
Bank
Savs
State Bk of La Crosse
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
446.153
116,174
454.343
16,241
120,870
Nomi nal.
Per share.
35
25
20
2.881.006
660.995
3.928.383
468.383
1.432,703
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
luu
N
«...
o
100
re cent
100
ga les
Milwaukee—
Halifax-
Amer Str.te
Bank...
200,000
322.041
43,920
Badger State Bank.. d
400.000
401.439
3,806.523
Oitlxena Bk of Mil.. d
100.000
52.936
732.879
City Bank & Tr Co..
300.000 o
55.595
1,081.113
East Side Bank
d
200,000
164,273
1,672.101
First Wise N Bk
10.000.000 7,404,506 138,831.518
Home Sayings Bank. /
745.962
75.334
200.000 &
Holton St State Bk. a
460.769
68.605
loo.ooo
Kilbourn State Bk..
100.000
97,832
538,663
Lincoln State Bank.
100.000
150.455
591.909
Marine Nat Exch Bk
2.200.000 cl .002,164 15,824,565
Marshall A Ilsley Bk
i.6oo;ooo 2,881,355 25,685.809
200.00*
400,000
200,000
200.000
Mitchell St State Bk.
North Ave State Bk. d
Park Savings Bank..
mm mm
mm mm
ioo
d
16th Ward State Bk. d
200.000
400.000
200,000 k
200.000
m <m
'mm
—
m
—
—
—-
20
—
—
—-
mm
'mm
mm
— — —
mm
mm mm
100
Ask.
cent.
262
m
«...
Toronto—
20
Bank
luu
Per
of Toronto
6,000.000
Can Bank of Comm. 30.000.000
Dominion Bank
7,000,000
t>
inn
26
19
20
Per
260
70
mum m
mKmmm
20
Bid.
—
mm
mm
Par.
$
—
—
mm'mm
9.000.000 84,296,522
30.000.000 434,991.521
9.000,000 88 018,172
cent.
100
100
149
100
158
150
28
21
A
1,842.857
950.938
20
1,733,057
1,762,755
163,696
100
46.224
22.680
36.277
d
626.992
240.719
1,100.941
20
129.659
944.865
2,477,151
1,861,661
2,727,926
— —
QUEBEC
—
—
100
------
Montreal—
?()
44,018
—
—
—
d
100
792.721
454.024
400.000
300.000
1.000.000
mm
'mm #»
——————
t
130.571
State Bank of Milw.
TeutonlaAveStateBk
Wisconsin State Bk.
First Wise Trust Oo.
—
mm
232,085
10,463
103,416
200.000
Vllet St State Bank.. d
West Side Bank
a
d
$
Deposits.
$
Bank of Nova Scotia 12.000.000 24.000.000
201,319.930
50
100
Gross
Reserve
Fund.
Capital
Mer A Farmers St Bk d
Milw Oomm'l Bank. a
111
COMPANIES
Institutions
State
WISCONSIN
TRUST
AND
526,583
—
—
—
— — —
-
—
Bank of Montreal
U
—
— —
—
—
— —
"160"
2(/
20
—
100
195
Banque C&nadlenne.
—
10o
Per
---
16
100
cent.
138
36,000.000 38,000,000 605.820,720
7,000.000 7,000,000
97.410.232
Barclays Bk (Canada)
500.000
500.000
4.605.628
Provincial Bk of Can
4,000,000 1.500.000 35.275.138
Royal Bk of Canada. 35.000.000 35.000.000 556.667,482
100
*
196
100
100
"160"" 165"
100
Sale price.
t Wisconsin Bankshares Corp. no par stock.
a
Closed.
Vr
6 May 15 1933.
c March 31 1933.
d Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
e Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
/Stockholders
National Banks
Dec. 31.
WYOMING
secure
waivers
deposits.
on
h
Cheyenne—
i
Per share.
250.000
228,782
300.000
215,164
2,375.520
3,342.399
Consolidation
of the
Security Savings Bank and the Gateway City
Crosse, Wis., under title of the Commercial Savings
Bank,
both of La
Bank, proposed.
100
100
V
On a restricted basis.
May 5 1933.
g
American Nat Bank.
Stock Growers N Bk.
,
Feb. 24 1933 accepted recommendation of a special
committee that the institution be placed on a stabilization basis: this action
makes it necessary to collect a 100% assessment from stockholders and
on
k
May 27 1933. J Last sale,
o
June 30 1933. t Trust funds,
x
Ex-dividend
Real Estate Bonds
Bid.
Bonds.
Albany Metropolitan Corp—
6 Vis 1938Allerton N Y Corp 5 Ms '47 JAJ f
Amer lnsur Un Bldg 6a '41-M&N
Atlanta - u*» «>rfic« n
1937 M&6
38
Barbizon, The, 6s 1939
mug A Ding deb ttM* 1960-MAS
Ask.
21
Bonds.
13
1st
,
15
13
—
-
;
1
-
mmmmmrn'mm
9
35
JAJ
33
Bowman-Btltmore Hotels 7s 1934
47
1 1938
stamped as to payment of
$435 partial redemp'n 1934 /
6% notes 1931 ext to 1933-JAJ /
B'way Barclay Office Bldg 6s 1941
Bway Mot Bldg (N Y) 6s?48.FAA
Bway A 38th St Bldg 7a 1945—
Bway A 41at St Bldg 6 Ma 1944..
Bryant Pk Bldg (NY) flMs*45JAJ
Bcdd Realty 6s June 1941..
6« Sept 1941
Bush Term Bldg 1st 5s IQflO-AAO k
36
Hotel
3
3
mm
mm
mm
mm
'
23
^
49
46
32M
19
23
34
—
—
—
—
23
25
'mm
34
mm —
—
46 M
—
—
—
—
—
-
—
47
47
—
—
—
52
Chrysler Bldg 6s 1948
AAO
Cigar Storea Realty Holdings—
8 f deb 5 He 1949 ser A—JAJ
jr.—
Certificates of deposit
*/
Cleve Term Rid* 6* 1941
JAJ */
Colonial Hall Apts ctfs
17
54
/
Cranleigh, The, 6s 1937
Orossways Apts Bldg ctfs
Dallas P O o» sept 16 1936 MAS
Dodge Bldg 6Ms 1943
JAJ /
Drake (The) 6s 1939
Eastern Ambassador Hotels ctfs.
18-20 East 41st St.
Bldg. 6s 1940-
Elghty Fifth Ave 6a 1940
11 Weat 42d 8t 6He 1945—MAN
Eppley Hotels 6M» 1941
JAJ f
Equit Office Bldg (N Y) 5s 1952Ferry Sta P O (San Fr) 6s 1934--
65th St 6Ms
—
15
27'
26
—
—
—
—
—
14
30
—
60
—
—
—
16
36M
1946.....
6Ms 1945.
1512
23
45
Place Bldg 6a 1938
AAO
1943
11
15
42
44
25M
47
27
49
48
55
42 Broadway Bldg 6s 1939—JAJ
Fox Det Theatre 6s 1942
.AAO /
Fox Metropolitan Playhousesink funaconv 6 Ha 1932.MAN /
Fax New Eng Thea 6 Ms '43.FAA /
Fax Theatre A Office Bldg
1st sfflMs 1941—
MAS /
Fox St Louis Theatre Bldg—
1st
f 6Ms 1942.
AAO
Fuller Bldg (GAP Realty Oorp)
1st a f 5He 1949
JAJ
6s 1944................. JAJ
George Washington Hotel fls 1944
Grant Bldg (Plttsb) 7a '47..FAA /
s
/ Fiat price,
n
Nominal.
«
3M
14M
13M
14M
00
6M
15M
15
16
'
■
—
—
—
—
15
9%
2M
8
-
—
--
Certificates
11
18
10
41
41
70
78
2M
7
Savoy-Plaza Corp 6s
50
10M
30
38
95
47
49
12
16
21
*f
17
Shubert Theat deb 6» '42.JAD16
60 Broad St Bldg 6s 1939
FAA
32
»/
610 Park Ave Bldg 6s 1940
/
Sixty-One Bway 6Ms 1950—AAO
Gen mtge 7s 1945
AAO
Stanley Real Est 5Ms '45..J&D
State A Wash Bldgs (Chicago)—
1st sink fund 5s 1948ser A JMAS /
Sink fund 5s 1948 ser B-.M&S /
Steuben Bldg(Chic)6s 1943-M&S
Steven* Hotel
37
10
40
29M
1%
36
46 H
18 M
47
5
1
19
57M
39
56
12M
1M
(Ohic) 6s 1946.J&J *f 22
2450 Broadway Bldg ctfs
2 Park Ave Bldg 6s 1941
20
10"
Shelburn.lnc(AtlCy)6Ms'40_ J&J /
Sherry-Netherland Hotel 5H* '48 /
40
/
AAO /
Realty, Inc—
8
Without warrants
JAD *f 11
79 Madison Ave Bldg 6s '40.M&S /
20 M
Sevilla-Bilt Hotel 7Ms'37—MAN /
35
6M« 1948
Neisner Bros
17 M
12 M
Schulte Real Estate 6s 1935—
With
warrants........
JAD
301
Nat Hotel or Cuba 6s 1959-MAS
Nat Presa Bldg 6Ms 1950 AAG15
5
IP
60"
P O—
n*
AAO1/
1945-_JAD|/
50
July 1 1942
JAJ
Munson Bldg (N Y) 6 Ms*39.MAN
29
30
A&O if
Saks Realty 6s 1945
6s 1946
Textile Bldg 1st 6s 1958
25
/
MAN
East 38th St Bldg ctfis
Trinity Bldg 5Ms 1939
20
38
23M
93
JAD
4l"
208 South La Salle St Bldg Oorp—
1st s f 5Ms 1958
MAN
32
25M
26M
34
40
Tyler Bldg 6s 1953
-AAO /
Un Post Offices 5M« '35-FAA15 /
Vanderbilt Ave Bldg Oorp—
I
1st leashold 6Hs 1944—JAJ 15'/
Van Sweringen Co 8s 1935—FAA /
1st A coll s f 6s 1938
A&O f
Vanderbilt Ave Bldg 6Ms'44. JAJ/
31
34
Waldorf Astoria
165 Broadway Bldg 5 Ms '51 PAA
General s f 7s 1951
..FAA
One LaSalle St Bldg 6s 1949 JAJ
f
One Park Av Bldg 6s '33-'39 MAN
56
59
Palace Hotel(8an
34
26M
26 M
19
1st
m a
f 5s 1962
111 John 8t Bide tts 1948.
AAO
/
FAA
Fr) 6s '45-FAA /
Bway Corn oMs'fil-.JAJ
Certificates of deposit.
Paramount Theatre* 6s 1945- J&J
/
10
^s 1943..JAD /
JMs '53—JAJ
—
12
51
2
55
f
38
33
33
19M
4
11M
15
14
20
15
♦
Certificate of deposit
53.AAO
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
2M
15
15
2M
52
MAS */ 12M
........
*f
(John)Phila., 6Ms'49
Wardman Real Estate Properties
1st A ref 6 Ms 1948——MAS
/
Deb gflMs 1938
MAS /
Westing ho use Bldg 6s 1939
-
-
Woodbridge Bldg 5Ms *41—AAO
7s 1940
AAO
8%
81
Certificates or deposit
/
Wardman Realty A Construction
White Motor Realty 0s 1931-40.
14
k Laat sale.
(N Y) 6s 1941
1st lien 7s 1954
Wanamaker
58'
11
33
76
-
Wadaworth Bldg(NY)6s
55
53
14M
24
Varick 8t Sta P O
12
/
Par&m
14
Sale price,
29
St Charles Hotel (Atl Oy) 4c 1945
St George Hotel 5 Ms '32-*43 MAN
15
34
13M
—
—
_
Taft Realty (New Hav) 6s'40AAO
10 East 40th Street Bldg 6s 1940-
Certificates of deposit
30
15
—
22M
Bldg(Denv) 6 Ms'40 M & S
Koxy Theatre 6Ms 1940
AAO /
Russeks
5th_Ave Bldg 6s 1944-.- /
60
Certificates of deposit
NY Athletic Club 6b 1946—AAO
Norfolk P O 6s Mar 1 1935-MAS
North Station Tndus Bldg (Boat)
55
/
22
20
2
20 M
27M
74f*
JAD
25
Spruce St (Phtla)
1st m 6a
Repub
66"
Oonv s f deb 6s 1948—JAD15
New Weston Hotel Annex 6s 1940
SO Bway Bldg (N Y) 6a '46.MAS
1500 Walnut St (Phtla) 1st 6s'47. /
40 Wall Street Bldg 1st 6s 1958
35
Properties, Inc—
sf6Ms 1946
25
42d St A Lexington Ave Bldg—
43 hixchange
f 5Ms 1953...
JAD/
A&O /
6s 1943
39
6s
15M
—
—
28
6s 1939
JAJ
Sec
Minneapolis Parcel
29
11
58M
s
36
Realty Assoc Sec Oorp 6s *37-JAJ /
M
Millinery Center Bldg 7s 1944
—
—
47
64 M
48
58
Merchants Nat Prop 6s w w 1958
—
—
—
1st
20
f24M
Prudence Oo 5Ms 1961
MAN
(Juincy Station P O (Chicago)—
6s May 1 1941
JAD
38.
JAD
Manhattan Co Bldg—
1st m A leaseh a f 6s '58..MAN
Mercantile Arcade Bldg (Los Ang)
Mercantile
—
mm
Bid.
Pitts Hotels Oorp 1st 5 Ms '48M&J
Pittsburgh P O Serv Station—
6M« Dec 1 1938
—JAD
Postum Bldg 6Ms 1943
MAN
55
'48 with war.JAD f
Louisville P O 5 Ms Jan 11943 JAJ
Mack Trucks R E Sec 6a 1933-40.
44
19
20
40
502 Park Ave Bldg ctfs
6tn Av A 29tn St Bldg 6s '48-FAA
6th Ave v
20
10
40
f 6Ms
Lord Bait Hotel g m 6 Ms '45 AAO
Lords Court Bldg 5 Ms 1942. J AD
16
30
27
—
Lincoln 42d St Oorp—
1st mt.ee s f 5Ms 1953
Loew's New Brd
Prop 6s'46-JAD
Loews Theatre Rlty 6s '47 MAS15
Lond Gu A Acc Bldg (Ohic) 6s *62
....
Court A Remseu sta (Brooklyn)
6s 1940
AAO
insurance Center Bldg 6Ms 1943
International Commerce Bldg ctfs
Jeweler* Biag (Unici 6s '50.JAL
/
Lake 8h Atb Club (Chic) 6
Ms *45 f
La Salle Hotel 5 Ms 1940
FAA /
Lefcourt Manhat Bldg 5Ms 1941.
Liggett Bldg 1st 1 h 6Ms ,52-FAA
s
—
mm
53
Pierre(NY)6Ms 1949-AAO /
Deb
mm
—
mm
54
Certificates
35
mm
84
Hotel Sherman (Chic) 5Ms '46JAJ f
Hotel St George 5Ms 1943
50
—
mm mm
■mm
16
15
--
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Carbide A Carbon Bldg 6s '40JAJ
Ohesebrough Bldg 6s 1948--AAO
Oh A v Sta P O 6 Ms Novl5*32M AN
Bonds.
51
50
PAA /
Herald Square Bldg 6s 1948 MAN
Hlghbrldge Station P O. N Y—
5Ms Dec 1 1938
JAD
Botel Lexington 6s 1943
M*N /
Boston Post Office Serv Station—
6He July
Ask.
50
JAD
Greeley 8q Bldg 6s i960
Harding Court Apts ctfs
Harrtman Bldg 6s 1951
MAN
Hearst Brisbane Prop 6s *34.JAD
6s 1934 to 1942
V
AAO
1935
leaseh 5s 1946
m
8e< leaseh 6 H 1934 (s-a) ..JAD
-
Boston Parcel Post Station—
6M" Oct
Bid.
Graybar Bldg (East Offices Inc)—
10
10
2
30
70
60
47
J
113
7
INSURANCE STOCKS
—
NetSurplus
Reserve.
Capital.
Amer Fire
7.500.000 14.303.299
3.000.000 1,316.242
3.000.000 2.052.570
10
25
10
6
(Newark
Amer Reserve (NY).
Amer Salamandra
Automobile Ins (Hartf)
Baltimore Amer (Bit
Bankers A Shlpp (NY)
Boston (Boston)
Buffalo Ins Oo (Buff)
Camden Fire (Camden)
Carolina (Wilmington.
2%
N.O.)
Centra) Fire (Balto)..
Voting trust c
10
V)
10
10
2.415.347
677.960
4.825.172
522.016
471.194
2.373.384
4.988.684
2.088,107
4.475.528
500,000
476.114
596.704
10
1.000. 000
740.454
City of New York (NY) 100
10
Colonial States (NY).
Commonwealth (N Y) 100
Continental Ins (N Y) 2%
1.500, 000
765.024
26.045
100
f>
(Wash'ton). 60
10
Cosmoporn Fire (NY)
2%
Eagle Fire (Newark)
1(1
Federal Ins (Jer City*
Fidellty-Phenlx (NY). 2%
Corcoran
Fire Assoc of Phlla
lu
1.000, 000
2.572.837
4,823, 990 19.580,601
100, 000
342.373
200. 000
590.136
815 000
2.000, 000
921.922
8.433.319
3.464, ,825 12.850.518
2,000 ,000 3.621.953
(8F).
26
Flremanslns (Newark)
5
217.070
200, 000
7.500 000 6.698.489
9.397, ,690 11.288.020
(Phlla).
6
3.000 ,000
20
(Wash'ton)
Fireman's
Flremans Fund
Franklin Fire
Falls
2.581.040
N Y)—
6
5
26
Great Amer Ins (N Y)
5
Halifax (Halifax,N.S.)
Hamilton Fire (N Y).
10
2't
Hanover Fire (N
10
Harmonla Fire
Y)_.
(Buff).
Hartford Fire (Hartf).
Home (New
York)—
^l08~
1.653
2.303.311
22.555.228
31.800
10
4.000, 000
1.000 000
4.135.105
596.717
10 12.000 000 22.033.317
6 12.000 000 20.167.637
1.000 000
Homestead Fire (Bait)
10
500 000
54
x
9.177.513
28%
28
5%
1.101.093
(a)
259.298
484.803
26.791
(New York)
Insurance Oo of State
(Philadelphia >
100
26%
8%
8%
6.000.000
5.264.688
25
1.000.000
2.000.000
2.000.000
584.597
1.548.110
5.671.463
1.000.000
1.000.000
460.908
500.000
1.000.000
331.895
3,934.583
3.000.000
1.000.000
7.500.001'
800.000
6.855.502
1.859.420
1,784.666
1.336;511
1.382.779
1%
2,572.237
6.799.575
1.063.498
2,225.595
11%
20
1.750.000
750.020
1.500.000
2.400.000
(b)
3.200.000
2,392,772
1
760.000
1.876.447
2,414.814
4%
6%
10
3.000.000
4.693.533
7.142.070
45%
48%
4.387.415
112
"23% ~25%
8%
10b
4
20
U
192.863
10%
12.640.247
74
6
8
9.207". 406
10.582.276
349.907
199.717
410
425
884,476
7.269.463
25
2%
79
26%
7%
?8o*
6
5
19%
~21%
57
18%
12%
14 Vs
25%
13
<
39%
S*
19%
44%
20%
25%
27
42%
1%
9%
(N Y>>
8.640.820
49%
408.580
30%
20%
51%
33%
22%
York)..
.
10
850.000
1.435.837
2.453.495
1.096.121
1.557.011
5%
(a)
44
12.000.000 28.168.271
22.134.067
500.000
907.416
6
1.000.000
50
200.000
600.000
1.064.462
508.505
141,710
1.125.839
2.078.636
1.661.014
133.057
63.840
2.021.325
1.763,157
4.716
2
1%
739.475
600.000
1.000.000 2.459.940
750.000 12.900,253
1,963.252
2,407.949
3.857.657
24%
(g)
10
5
1.000.000
1.000.000
1.808.795
10
2
1.000.000
1.075.020
1.000.000
2.899.446
504.726
10.534.438
25
4.000.000
10
in
750.000
3.000.000
2.000.000
500.000
National Surety (N Y
New Amsterdam ''a
Lafayette (New Orl)..
Liberty (Louisv, Ky).
Lincoln Fire (N Y)—
Lumbermen's (Phlla)
10
5
25
5
Majestic Fire (N Y)_
26
Mechanics Ins (Phlla
100
Mercantile Ins (N Y)
Merch Fire Assurlcom 2%
(New YorkK-lpref 100
Merchants A Mflrs Fire
1,000.000
1.000.000
250.000
~6~"
3%
10
5
"2%
28%
1.562.260
5
Notional F A M
(N J)
50
Nat'l Liberty (NY)..
Nat'l Union (Wash)
2
Nat Union Flre(Pltts)
20
10
(New Bruns N J).
New England Fire
10
(Plttsfleld. Mass)..
New Hampshire Fire
10
(Manchester. NH)
New Jersey insurance
20
(Newark. N J)
5
New York Fire
North River Ins (N Y) 2%
Northern Ins Oo (NY) 12i2
Northwest Fire A Mar
10
20%
5%
23%
7%
6.000.000
4.500.000
1.500.000
5.709.268
12%
14%
875.000
1.562.599
9%
11%
6.257.739
13.372.203
4%
5%
(N V
10
1,000,000
Stand Accident (VHc»
U 8 Fidelity k <Jua»
20
1,213.360
2
2.000.000
8.469.413
,
100
1.010.064
601.370
855.903
1.486.789
6.000 000 10.628.101
321.429
500 000
16.217.954
1.000 000
1,000 000
Policy
Reserves.
'
'
v
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H
Life
(Hartford)
3%
"45% "47%
Life (Sacramento)._
Central States Life St
10
16.000.000 10.341.572 354.752.800
V'%
19%
18%
20
California-West States
2%
Louis).
"4% "5%
Columbian
1.741.656
1.000.000
38.594.008
♦no.ooo
10
419.527
14.50'' .624
4
6
1.555.235 35.786 804
4,597.931 131.544.229
15.054.842
533.361
103
110
;
Nat'l
Llf»
4.000 000
1.812.609
7,925,066
100 000
289.075
102.306
1.100 000
1,830.520
6,462.510
1.000.000
602.944
1.339.645
13%
15%
Kansas City Life (Kan
400.000
259.294
369.162
8%
13%
Lincoln Nat'l
'39
^43
100
(Boston)
~
Conn Gen Life (Hartf
10
Continental Life (St L
10
sas
City
Wayne
3,000.000
5,199.959
4.517.925
34%
37%
Moi
000.000
525.736
1,607.708
2.000,000
1.550.517
13%
15%
Mo State Life 'St L>
Life vLAi
Pan-Amer Life (N O*
9
4.385.287
6.888.962
14
15
1,000.000
2.039.026
3.719.356
45%
50%
1.000.000
576.989
32*
5
100
1.000.000
6.527.542
61.358.302
10
3,500.000
74.419.651
30
10
1.000.000
1,245.341 132.934.599
19.232,929
241.430
1,289.008 25.229.471
3
100
,2.500.000
5.000.000
1 000.000
10
11.709.654
2.000.000 5.997.946 515.231.017
8un Life Au'nce (Can 100
100 20.000.00o 18.139.869 559.335.165
Travelers Ins (Hartf)
Phlla Life
2.260.291
30^
rnmmmm
Life 'Ft
Ind)
)ccldentat
1.000.000
2.000.000
3.000.000
500.000
(Phlla)
10
700.000
.....
.....
""12"
377.901
3
575,361
1
West Coast Life iR F
I
b 320,000 no par shares,
c Including 400 shares no par general management
Mercantile Oo. h In liquidation,
k Last sale, t New stock, o Ex-stock dividend,
Holding company,
317.943
7
Fire
10
5%
1,035,398
509.631
1,137.220
Aetna
50
,
3%
3.966.077
574.897
8.732.622
Life-
810.031
2%
15
Accident
(New York)
anty (Baltimore^
((/)
31
Insurance
(Providence)
Michigan F AM (Det)
National Fire (Hartf)
,
Seaboard Surety
50
25
Preferred
1%
8
In
A
(Baltimore
"35""
"2%
95
1.000.000
1.000,000
(Newark. N J)
540.479
Bonding
(Boston)
46
7%
Oo
(Phila)
Maryland Oas (Bait
50
22
Oas t
Manufacturers
17
9%
20
C.109.640
Boiler
of America
13
3
13%
10%
Indemnity
(New York)
(Hartford)
Lloyds Insurance
5%
a
Employers Re-Ins (KG >
Fidelity & Dep (Balt»
General Alliance 'Ne*
Hartford Steam
11
5
(Hammond
ind)
Excecs Ins (N Y)
Amer
5
5.881.412
< 'aaual'
)ontineutal
Gr
2%
10
25
Oonsol Ind A Ins (NY)
64
16%
10
(N Y
Amer Reinsur
National Oas (Detroit
1.000.000
10
30
""§H
107
26
(Hartford)
28%
11%
Mass
(Cedar Rapids)
Knickerbocker (N Y).
a
680.799
3.020.390
10.259.625
908.975
Casualty & Surety
Inter-Ocean Re-Insur
by North British A
843.675
2.000,000
in
•
Westchester Fire (NY
6%
Insur Co of Nor Amer
(Minneapolis)
60
50
"~4% "5%
2.072.404
8.323.641
169,807
2.084.876
mond)
Amer Surety
533.490
-
rnmmm
Virginia F A M (Rich
6%
17%
11%
352.586
(Philadelphia)
m,
46
5%
15%
7%
214.432
Brunswick
1.000.000
1.500.000
4.000.000
1.000.000
1,078.187
25
30
44%
1.000.000
ance
•
6
334.137
1,542.532
1.283.855
10
Universal Ins(Newark
216.560
1.000.000
New
738.081
,1.738.768
5
Victory Ins (Phila)
58
29
11.882.337
10.616.497
5.526.054
10
Merchants
......
250.000
25
Springfield Fire A Ma>
(Springfield, Mass)
Scuyvesant Fire (N Y
Travelers Fire (Hartf
U S Fire (New York)
10%
i%
2,142,078
Importers 8c Exporters
of Pa
197.860
2.000.000
1.000.000
Southern Fire
110
Hud
(N Y)
2W.O68
10
5
(NY)
Security Insn New Hav
14%
26
son
53^
25
20
(ProvV
St Paul F A M (St P
~x~29~~ '30""
19.100.961
15.557.641
656.031
269.164
4.416,183
849.393
32.869.538
38.742.215
2.248.936
4.932 000
Incur
51%
23
26
Rhode Island
15%
7%
7.458.200
2.000, 000
8 150 000 12.011.342
805.383
2.000, 000
726.020
500, 000
10
Hudson
5
10
(Rochester)
13%
6.097.129
3.058.041
10
F)—
9.443.075
4,240.368
Rochester American
1,148.022
1.374.890
6.105.818
1.541.162
2.500.000
1.000.000
_
Home F Sc M (8
Home Fire Security.
2r< ?§*
529.570
2.159,813
3.000.000
1.000.000
1.000,000
Seaboard F A M
1.722.151
18.045.761
11% T?*
767.561
Aetna Casualty A 8ur
Globe A Republic
Globe 8c Rutgers Fire
(New York)
10
Ohio)
Republic (Dallas)..
insurance
(Glen Falls
10
Rosslalns (Hartford
Georgia Home
Glen
2.761.210
3,167.230
1,745.033
1.034.414
745.001
6.000.000 17.404.286
Reliable Fire (Dayton
20%
3%
39%
439
414
5.533.892
1.000.000
1.000.000
Washing
-
(Providence)..
Public Fire (Newark)
Reliance Ins (Phlla)
10
2.000,000
1.000,000
in
(Phlla)
ton
10
200, 000
Nat
Providence
9%
13%
18%
2%
29%
2.091.471
lftn
"tills
1". 5
(a)
4.691.328
Per Share
10
Phoenix Ins (Hartf).
494.845
26
14
26
(Milwaukee)
6~" ~~8~~
2,982.281
Ask.
Bid.
$
Occidental Ins (S F)_.
Pacific Fire (N Y)
8%
11%
13.392.977
1.727.826
1.002.428
6.864.561
643.182
2,118.093
2%
16%
6%
11
64.654
412.146
48
145*
4%
4.753.259
400,278
1.000.000
3.343.740
1.000.000
C463.950
5.000.000
1.500.000
1.000.000
3.000.000
1.000.000
2.000.000
9
North westernNatlonai
35
43
112,932
1.000.000
100 000
5
(Wash'ton) 100
Fire(N Y) 10
Amer Insur
384.744
9
33
18.392.366
5,085.899
1,707.356
460.000
Amer Home
Reserve.
Capital.
Fire & Marine-
share
Per
(Hartf) __
Agricultural (Watet'n)
Amer Alliance (N Y)„
Amer Colony (N Y)__
Amer Equitable (N Y)
Premium
1932.
Par
Ask.
Bid.
Fire & Marina—
Aetna Insur
Unearned
Dec. 31
Premium
1932.
NetSurplus
Unearned
Dec. 31
Par
750.000
298,305
19.061.735
stock carried at $2,000.
v
Ex-rights,
449
405
1 '
415
1%
g All stock owned
f No par value
@FedFRASER