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Course of the Stock Market.
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Dividend Declarations
Money Market
New Security Issues
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Federal Reserve Bank—Brokers' Loans 113
Petroleum and Its Products.....1.
Foreign Affairs
Rubber
6
Foreign Exchange
..114
—
10
Grain—Coffee—Sugar
INDEX
11
..10
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Textiles..
..10
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United States Treasury Financing....12
TO STOCK EXCHANGE
QUOTATIONS
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Pa««
57
New York Curb Exchange
58
New York Stock Exchange—Bonds
18
.....54
New York Stock Exchange—Stocks
..31
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
.....
Chicago Stock Exchange...
..41
Cleveland Stock Exchange
..61
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
..62
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange....
Los
..66
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Angeles Stock Exchange
INDEX TO GENERAL
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60
...63
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Municipal Bonds—
Domestic
100
Domestic
Canadian
111
Canadian
Exchange Seats
Land
84
Bank Bonds—
Foreign Government Bonds
..91
91
93
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Public Utility Bonds
...
Insurance Stocks
92
Railroad Stocks
85
Real Estate Bonds....
...73
Joint Stock Land Bank—
Securities
68
72
-112
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
85
85
Guarantee and
Safe
Deposit
Stocks
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Mining Stocks—
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Textile Stocks
Title
Mill Stocks—see Textile Stocks—
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80
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Railroad Bonds
90
Investing Companies Securities
..........
Public Utility Stocks
82
Industrial Bonds
Industrial Stocks
64
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Federal
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Iron and Steel Trade...
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Cotton
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United States Government Securities..91
85
United States Territorial Bonds...
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After
Democratic.
Two national con¬
and later the
Administration's tax bill,
Republican
passing the
on June 20.
The
Cleveland on June 9, and
at 11:41 p. m. on June 11 Governor Alf. M. Landon of
Kansas was nominated for the presidency.
The Governor
was
named overwhelmingly on the first ballot when he
received 984 votes against 19 cast for Senator William E.
Borah of Idaho, who earlier in the day had withdrawn from
the race and released his delegates along with all the other
rivals of the Kansas executive in the pre-convention field.
On June 12 Colonel Frank Knox of Chicago was nominated
for Vice-President, thus completing the ticket.
On June 23
the
Democratic convention opened in Philadelphia.
At
12:42 a. m. on June 27, after more than eight hours of
was
Franklin Delano
demonstrations,
and
oratory
Roosevelt
for
nominated
acclamation.
by
reelection
Later in the day
Vice-President Garner was also nominated
for reelection by
acclaim.
*
•With the conventions over,
of
more
witness
can
the Landon adherents, and the Nation might
repetition of the 1912 campaign when Theodore
a
Roosevelt
Coughlin-Townsend tie-up,
far more heavily on the Roosevelt follow¬
will likely draw
on
its
with
Lemke,
William
ing than
It is within
consciousness.
possibility that the third party of Representa¬
the realm of
tive
politics will no doubt become
factor in the public
a
the Bull Moose party,
formed
split the Republi¬
vote, and swung the election to Woodrow
At
midnight,
June
Wilson.
Congress ad¬
the Seventy-fourth
20,
journed sine die, and faded into history with a record for
the
in
outlay
greatest
peace-
or
war-time.
Total appro¬
amounting to $19,296,187,373, if added to the "reappropriations" during the past
two years, would bring the total to well over $20,000,000,000.
for
priations
the
two
sessions,
Congress produced many monumental pieces of
While this
perhaps
legislation,
portance than the
none
will
be
of
found
greater
im¬
Administration's tax bill and the vast
bonds
were
ington
War,
15
to
the
more
than $1,531,000,000 in adjusted
mailed by>the Treasury
approximately 3,000,000
$50.
Department in Wash¬
veterans
of the
World
The Treasury also sent to the
veterans checks in excess of
$68,950,000
created
a
peace- or
Just before Congress ad¬
on
The Treasury
Department announced that 3,518,000 veterans were entitled
apply for the bonus, but that only about 3,000,000 bond
Some 37,000,000 bonds have been
printed, 28,000,000 of which have been mailed,
The average
Bill.
It
first
introduced next January.
A summary
follows in
a
Second
of the legislation action taken by the
the
Session of
Seventy-Fourth Congress was contained as
Washington dispatch, of June 20, special to
the
New York "Times" of June 21:
In the second session,
beginning Jan. 3 last, Congress passed the
000,000 Bonus bills, made available
$1,730,-
$1,425,000,000 for relief, voted nearly
soil conservation
service on its way with an appropriation of $440,000,000, set aside $296,000,000 to liquidate contracts invalidated when the Supreme Court ruled
the Agricultural Adjustment Act unconstitutional, voted $308,000,000 for
the Civilian Conservation Corps and $459,000,000 to finance the new social
security program, all of these appropriations being for the fiscal year 1937.
Of the many major acts passed by this session, those which attracted
probably the most attention were the Bonus and Tax bills.
Both were
extremely controversial, the President waging a losiife battle in his effort
to postpone payment of the adjusted compensation certificates until some
future date when the Treasury would be in a better position to stand the
drain.
In the first session, the Senate sustained the President's veto.
In
the second session, it joined with the House in overwhelmingly rejecting it.
On the other hand the $800,000,000 Tax Bill, though greatly modified, was
$1,1C0,000,000 to the army and navy, started the new
passed at the
The
eleven
nsistence of the President.
routine appropriation bills passed at this session totaled,
Committee on Appropriations, $8,196,;
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Other legislation of major importance enacted at this session included
the Ship Subsidy Bill, which substitutes direct subsidies for ocean mail
contracts; the Chain Store Bill, which is intended to protect independent
merchants against price advantages allowed the chains and other large
competitors; the bills repealing the tobacco, cotton and potato control acts;
the omnibus Flood Control Bill, which authorizes $320,000,000 for floodcontrol works in various parts of the country but which is exclusive of the
work on the Mississippi River; the act creating the Soil Conservation
Service as a permanent unit of the Department of Agriculture; extension of
the Neutrality Act and the extension of authority to the President to start
the construction of two battleships to cost $50,000,000 each, contingent
upon similar action being taken by one or more of the other first-class naval
according to the books of the House
455,668.
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powers.
Of the bills
more
which were defeated or else pigeonholed in
important included the Frazier-Lemke
committee the
Farm Credit Bill, defeated in
long-and-short-haul clause in
held in the
without action; the AntiLobby Bill which was defeated when the House failed to approve a con¬
ference report on the bill; the Wagner Slum Clearance Bill, upon which the
House refused to vote, and the various "take-the-profit-out-of-war" bills
the House;
the Pettengill bill to repeal the
the Interstate Commerce
Senate
Committee
on
Act, which passed the House but was
Interstate
Commerce
by the Senate Munitions Committee.
witnessed
a
number of widely publicized investigations,
numbers the investigations were much fewer than in previous
The important ones were the inquiry on lobbies by the special
in point of
sessions.
Senate committee of
the munitions
The
to
it,
of
the
on
day,
at 9
measure
by
revenue
committee.
House
Revenue
bill
Roosevelt
p.
m.
provisions
the
a
$800,000,000
President
certain
by
Bill—Measure
Undistributed Corporate Surpluses
$800,000,000
when
that
bearing
Signs
Roosevelt
Heavy Levies on
new
22
special
from the first session.
pension movement
The first two were carryovers
June
investigation of
inquiry into the
which Senator Black is chairman; the
industry by the Nye committee, and the
old-age
Townsend
Nation, and the distribution was apparently made with but
spending in
reported that these measures will be among the
was
Imposes
$550.
:
proposal and the Copeland Pure Food and Drugs
President
bonus was about
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war-time, with total
appropriations for the two sessions of $19,296,187,373. When
record of the greatest
amounts due up
packets had been shipped.
Jan. 3, but since that date
on
both House and Senate agreed to
above, the Seventy-fourth Congress
As indicated
This was the greatest payday in the history of the
little confusion and relatively few mistakes.
to
year
postponement of two days.
While this session
service
distribution having been authorized by the Ad¬
justed Compensation Act.
to
Sunday next
on
which were proposed
appropriation bills.
On June
1937.
Congress is scheduled to meet
journed three important bills failed of enactment.
They
were the Guffey Coal Stabilization Bill, the Wagner housing
Republican convention opened in
eulogistic
The next Congress will meet Jan. 5,
Under the Norris Amendment to the Constitution,
"reappropriations" during the past two years are added, the
Seventy-fourth Congress adjourned
the
of them planning to embark on
most
total will exceed $20,000,000,000.
at large.
the
held—first
were
Washington,
of developments
of June witnessed a number
of vital interest to the Nation
ventions
from
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The month
mid¬
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resolution, and members immediately began the departure
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became
a
law
on
affixed his signature
The time
element has a
The signing
of the ,Act.
President
followed
congressional
approval of the conference report on which the conferees
reached an agreement on June 18.
The conference re-
2
MONTHLY
incorporated
which
port,
of
most
features
the
of
the
original House measure backed by President Roosevelt,
including the imposition of heavy taxes on undistributed
surpluses, was approved by the House late
a vote of 221 to 98, and by the Senate on June 20,
corporate
June
19, by
by
a
vote of 42 to 29.
on
June 5 after the Senate passed it that day in an amended
form
from
that
The bill was submitted to conference
by the House on April 29.
of the major Administration proposals,
the legislation faced bitter opposition in Congress, particu¬
larly in the Senate, where opponents of the original plan
sought to substitute higher levies on individual incomes for
Regarded
the heavy
as
on undivided corporate profits.
As the
close, however, White House pressure was
a
sufficient to insure
enactment of the program
originally
as
suggested
in much the
by the President.
In Washington advices of June 18, appearing in the New
York "Times" of June 19, the following summary of the
principal provisions of the compromise bill
7
Corporations would be subjected
8%
ing rates:
next
Of
the
on
to
$2,000
the first
on
13%
$13,000,
adjusted net income,
of
$25,000,
next
adjusted
not
net
corporations
income,
distributed
first
10%
of
20%, 22%
after
The
individuals
be
from
and
corporations
of
tax
on
those
part
as
tax
under
contract
under
to
income
any
business
doing
actually
derived
.V; 7;
their
of
which
7%
was
on
the
the next
on
private
$500,000,
provided
be
would
for
not
to
indebtedness
repay
divi¬
pay
out
of
would
in
this
would
country
within
sources
here would
the
by President Roosevelt of the CopelandGuffey-Gibson-Bland Ship Subsidy bill, designed to expand
the American merchant marine through direct subsidies was
announced on June 30.
Final Congressional action was
given to the legislation on June 20; the House on that date
agreed to a compromise report on the bill by a vote of 225
taxed
net
at
the
United
following
adjusted income,
to
21, after the Senate had accepted a minor amendment.
immediately thereafter passed the $900,000,000
Treasury-Post Office Appropriation Bill carrying $26,500,000
for the payment of ocean mail contracts in the fiscal
year
ending June 30, 1937.
The new ship subsidy bill provides that all ocean mail
contracts must be canceled by June 30, 1937, and
replaced
with construction subsidies.
It permits shipping interests,
however, to avail themselves of the new provisions at any¬
The Senate
time within 90
days after the measure is approved by Presi¬
Roosevelt, and thus is intended to provide for an
orderly transfer of the old ocean mail subventions under
dent
Provisions
in
follows
of
the
18%
bill,
York "Herald Tribune":
The
subsidy bill,
in
the
and final passage, were
dispatch of June 20 to
Washington
a
which
77. 7
7-'
in
the
noted as
the New
77-''77:;,
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advocated
was
right direction,"
by President
form
d
approv
Roosevelt
by
as
Congress
"a
would
subsidize ship construction up to 50% of the cost, permit operators to borrow
one-half of the
remaining cost from the Government at 3H%
give them financial assistance in the operation of vessels.
and
President
Roosevelt
rates:
Signs
V'.
Bill
A
bill amending the Merchant
it is said,
national
per
$1,000.
hour
or
"unjust
signing
interest
Establishing 8-Hour Day
"7. ,7'
for Seamen
.
of the
of $1,000,000.
excess
signing
-
Marine Act, incorporating,
changes sponsored for several
Seamen's
day,
has
Union
been
signed
made known
was
of
years by the Inter¬
America, including an eightby President Roosevelt.
Its
June 26.
on
arising from processing taxes refunded by court order.
taxes
derivatives,
between
Ship Subsidy Bill Signed by President Roosevelt
,
be
capital stock tax rate would be lowered from $1.40 to $1
of 80% would be imposed on so-called "windfalls"
Excise
a
22%; of their
pay
tax
enrichment"
pay
$2,000 and $100,000, 28% of the amount between $100,000
38% of the amount between $500,000 and $1,000,000, and
income in
on
United
The
in¬
country.
companies
holding
8% of the first $2,000 of undistributed
income between
discrimination
the Merchant Marine Act of 1928.
their
of
contract
from
business
doing
within the
sources
Personal
eliminate
similar
It was introduced last year and was backed by
States Wholesale Grocers Association.
allowances.
the
step
15%
and
from
A
tax
follows:
as
17%
the final 40%.
profits
corporations
corporations not
States,
The
be
the
excess
revenue.
income
48%
income
normal
on
on
in
portion
the next 10%,
taxed
undistributed
the
dends,
Foreign
to
qualities and quantities of goods.
Sponsors of the measure in Congress asserted that it would
protect "independent" merchants from chain store compe¬
tition and would prohibit false brokerage or
advertising
exemption.
no
insurance companies,
and
11%
all
on
that
on
would
on
27%
would
banks,
flat
of
15%
;
tax
a
rates
12%
the next 20%, and
Exemptions
current
pay
deductions
dividends.
in
to
with
would
income retained,
on
Dividends
comes,
and
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addition,
contained:
was
normal income tax at the follow¬
a
$40,000.
In
intended
of
purchasers
approved
impost
form
is
measure
one
session drew to
same
REVIEW
and
would
be
imposed
imports
on
certain seeds.
'
of
certain
and
their
President Roosevelt Signs Bill
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oils
.
.
to
Newark,
.
N.
Providing for Sale of Army Supply
J.—Measure
Replaces
One
Previously
Vetoed
Also from the June 18 Washington advices to the "Times"
take
we
the
following
the
on
estimated yield
of
the
con¬
ference bill:
fiscal
minute
on
experts
the bill's probable yield during the next year, made
without
changes decided
Federal income
at about
Windfall
the conferees,
to
review
fixed
$785,000,000, made
its
up
>
as
detail
in
total
last-
to
the
follows:
Yield
•
taxes
$630,000,000
82,000,000
of
Excise taxes
the
addition
taxes
Liquidation
Foreign
opportunity
an
by
Item
Corporation
holding
on
providing for the sale of the army supply base at
City of Newark, N. J., for $2,000,000,
been signed by President Roosevelt, it was announced
has
Hasty estimates
by
A bill
Port Newark to the
companies
certain
33,000,000
imports
^
The only
Total
of Newark pay instalments of $100,000 for the first five years and $200,000
yearly thereafter until the full price of $2,000,000 is paid.
bill
provided for
$785,000,000
Roosevelt
Signs
Commodity
Exchange
Bill—Provides
supervision
of
the
of
Commodity Exchange Act, signed
by President Roosevelt
June 15, was started
time
on
on
June 27,
amendment to the rules and regulations
governing the administration of the Grain Futures Act was
signed by Henry A. Wallace, Secretary of Agriculture, set¬
ting up the 'Commodity Exchange Administration to succeed
the
an
Grain Futures Administration of the United States De¬
partment of Agriculture.
bill
amended
title
The Jones Commodity Exchange
Futures Act by changing its short-
the Grain
designation
broadening its
to
Commodity
to include,
scope
Exchange
in addition
Act
and
States in time of national
President
on
June 27 that the Com¬
modity Exchange Act was passed too late to enable Congress
to provide appropriations for its
enforcement, and that it
will
be
necessary for the present, and until Congress meets
January, to proceed as far as possible on funds appro¬
priated to enforce the original Grain Futures Act.
in
The
the
Senate
in
originally
The
had
measure
House
on
June
passing
passed
legislation
been
3
submitted to
concurred
the
bill
the bill
on
at
the
President
after
in
changes made by the
May 29.
The House had
the
last
session
provides for the creation
of
of
a
Roosevelt
The original
years.
over
by the United
O'Mahoney-Jones Sugar
Resolution—
emergency.
Signs
On
June
Jones
.
19
President
Congress.
Commodity
Exchange Commission, composed of the Secretary of Agri¬
culture, the Secretary of Commerce, and the Attorney
General.
Roosevelt
signed
the
O'Mahoney-
resolution, revising and extending in
1937 the Jones-Costigan Sugar Control Act.
part
The
sugar
through
bill is
described by its authors and
by the Agricultural Ad¬
justment Administration
as
quota provisions
Jones-Costigan Act until Congress
can
consider
session.
June
The
of the
revision
bill
of
"stop-gap" legislation to protect
the
received
16 and of the House
entire
the
on
law
sugar
at
approval of the
its
next
Senate
on
June 17.
$320,000,000 Omnibus Flood Control Bill Signed by
by
to
grain, the
following commodities: cotton, rice, mill feeds, butter, eggs
and Irish potatoes.
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Secretary Wallace made known
of $100,000 annually for 20
payment
Legislation Extends Present Quotas for Two Years
commodity exchanges
the country under the new
which
a
bill provides that the property may be taken
Regulation for Trading in Major Commodity Markets
at
provides that the City
20,000,000
(tightening certain loopholes)
Government
new one
10,000,000
The
President
difference in the bills is that the
10,000,000
.
corporations
Irrevocable trusts
at the White House on June 20
The measure, which was
passed by the Senate on June 6 and by the House on June 16,
replaces the one vetoed by President Roosevelt on May 26.
In comparing the new measure with that vetoed by the
President, Washington advices, June 16, to the New York
"Times," said:
President
President Roosevelt
on
Roosevelt
June 22
signed the omnibus flood
control bill, which authorizes an appropriation of $310,000,000 for hundreds of flood control projects in 40 States,
and also the sum of $10,000,000 to be
"appropriated and
expended in equal amounts by the Departments of War and
Agriculture for carrying out any examinations and surveys
provided for in this Act and other Acts of Congress."
A
proviso in the measure limits expenditures during the fiscal
ending June 30, 1937, to $50,000,000.
Funds for ex¬
penditures during the 1937 fiscal year are provided for in
the First Deficiency Appropriation
Act, fiscal year 1936.
year
The completion
of the congressional action
control bill occurred
conference
measure
on
June
report approved by the Senate
was
referred
to
on
the
flood
3, when the House adopted
conference
on
after
June 2.
the
a
The
Senate
on
May 21 adopted it in a form differing from the bill which
the House at the last
session
of
Congress on
passed
Robinson-Patman
Prevent
Price
Chain
President Roosevelt
man
Chain
Store
Bill
Discrimination
on
on
Becomep
Large
June 19
Law—Is Designed
to
Quantity Purchases
bill, designed to prevent price discrimina¬
tion and providing that the Federal Trade Commission shall
rule on the amount of price-cutting for
large-quantity pur¬
chases.
A conference report on the bill had been
approved
on
June 15 and by the Senate
President
Roosevelt
*
Signs
signed the Robinson-Pat-
Store
by the House
Aug. 22, 1935.
on
June 18.
The
$272,000,000
Mississippi
River
Flood
Control Bill
President-Roosevelt
on
June 15 signed the Overton bill,
$272,000,000 for the control of floods on^the
Mississippi Jtiver and its tributaries. Congressional action
on
the measure was completed on June
3, when both the
authorizing
House and
Senate adopted a conference
report to the bill.
MONTHLY
July, 1936]
The bill
was
House had
submitted to conference after the
May 22; the Senate
April 21.
passed it, with amendments, on
previously passed the bill
on
President—Florida Ship
$2,375,000,000 Deficiency Bill Signed by
tv
Canal Survey Plan
;
had
Rejected
Is
deficiency appropriation bill, contain¬
ing $1,425,000,000 for work relief during the next fiscal
year,
was
signed by President Roosevelt on June 22.
The measure was sent to the White House on June 18,
The $2,375,000,000
with the com¬
conferees, which elimi¬
to resurvey the Florida ship canal.
finally agreed upon, gives President
following Senate and House
promise adopted by a group
nated
The
a
proposal
relief
bill,
Roosevelt
as
sole
control
relief
the
of
distribution
over
,
agreement
of
fund, and also permits Administrator Harold Ickes of the
Public Works Administration wider use of a $300,000,000
revolving fund so that grants
for
as
well as loans may be made
The Florida canal proposal would
public works projects.
have authorized an
work
the
on
appropriation of $10,000,000 to continue
project if it had been found feasible by a
special engineering board.
The House
it
and
The
was
accepted the compromise report on June 17,
on the following day.
rejected the Florida ship canal proposal by
agreed to by the Senate
House
108 tO 62.
In
Washington
advices
"Herald Tribune"
Even the relief and
-
but
of
and
hour
an
18
New
the
to
York
deficiency bill, with its immense appropriations, took
half
a
June
of
of June 19 it was stated:
in
the Senate this
yesterday, turning thumbs down
on
The House's action
morning.
the Florida
ship canal, was quietly
acceded to by the Senate, and other minor changes in the bill went
quickly.
as
for
the
security
great
for
Besides
Civilian
program,
number
of
$41,000,000
Corps
$187,000,00b
camps,
for
the
social
for the Tennessee' Valley Authority,
miscellaneous
and
a
Besides providing
money
ordinary relief and the CCC, the bill also permits the PWA to
use its
appropriations.
$300,000,000 revolving fund in direct grants.
Senate had
The
of
through
the relief appropriation, the bill carried $370,000,000
Conservation
62
May
14.
to
;
,
approved the bill
on
June 1,
by
a
vote
an
approving the bill the previous day (June 19).
The bill
originally passed the Senate at the last session of Congress
on
Aug. 12, 1935, following which it was shelved by the
House Judiciary Committee on Aug, 20.
had
Liquor
Roosevelt
Bill—Measure
Signs
Carries
Treasury-Post
$26,500,000
President Roosevelt
on
for
June 24
Office
Appropriation
Ocean Mail
Subsidies
signed the $900,000,000
Treasury-Post Office Appropriation Bill, providing funds for
the departments for the fiscal year ending June 30,1937, and
the same time making it possible for American vessels
operating under ocean mail contracts to continue service
during that period. The measure appropriates $26,500,000
for ocean mail contracts, and this provision was the
subject
of a Senate filibuster just before Congress adjourned that
resulted in enactment of the Copeland-Guffey-Gibson-Bland
Ship Subsidy Bill, which has been signed by President
at
Roosevelt.
Revenue
Bill Making
Federal Alcohol Administration
Independent Agency Signed by President
*
President Roosevelt on June 26 affixed his signature to
the liquor revenue bill, under which the Federal Alcohol
Administration becomes an independent agency of the
Government.
It had previously been a division of the
Treasury Department.
Besides its provision
making
the agency an independent unit, the newly-enacted measure
revises and strengthens existing liquor revenue statutes
and lowers wine taxes
by 50%.
It becomes immediately
effective, said the Washington advices June 26 to the New
York "Journal of Commerce," which said;
It replaces the old Federal Alcohol Control Act, declared unconstitutional
by the Supreme Court in the Schechter-NRA decision.
The measure
originally passed the House on Aug. 22,
1935, and the Senate (in amended form) on May 19, 1936.
Following its submission to conference, the Senate adopted
the conference report on June 5; the report was amended and
adopted by the House on June 15; and the amended confer¬
ence report was
agreed to by the Senate on June 16.
Bill to Curb Strikebreaker
Agencies Signed by President Roosevelt
President Roosevelt on June 25 signed a bill designed to
curb the activities of strikebreaker agencies.
The measure
which would make it a felony to transport in interstate
to be used to obstruct or interfere with
the right of peaceful picketing during labor controversies,
commerce persons
approved by the House
was
on
June 19 by
Vote of 165 to 2,
a
under suspension of the rule.
An identical measure passed
the Senate on Aug. 22,1935, and hence it was unnecessary to
send the bill
Bill
-A'V.V
••
President Roosevelt Signs Agricultural
Bill Agreed
on
Department
Give
to
conference.
to
The Senate
the House
Islands
a
in Conference
On June 3 President Roosevelt
signed the annual Agricul¬
Department appropriation bill providing for total ap¬
propriations of $195,304,606 for the Department of Agricul¬
ture and for the Farm Credit Administration for the fiscal
Islands
Resembling
Government
June
form
1
of
dent Roosevelt.
and
Alaska's
*
June 2 concurred in amendments made by
on
on
It
in
passing a bill to give the Virgin
resembling Alaska's, with
government
universal suffrage.
The bill has since been signed by Presi¬
drafted by the Interior Department
was
amended to meet the desires of
representatives of the
V
two insular local councils.
Senate Confirms Nomination of C. c. Davis
Governors of Federal Reserve
trator of AAA
The Senate
ter C. Davis
as
Member of Board of
System—Succeeded
Adminis¬
as
by H. R. Tolley
.
June 16 confirmed the nomination of Ches¬
on
member of the Board of Governors of the
as a
Federal Reserve
System.
Mr. Davis, who was formerly
Administrator of the Agricultural Adjustment Administra¬
tion, was nominated to the Reserve Board by President
Roosevelt
Appropriation
Virgin
Signed by President Roosevelt
agreement was made to permit the House to vote
separately on the Senate amendments covering the Florida
ship canal and the PWA revolving fund provisions.
President
This measure received final congressional approval shortly
before the adjournment of Congress, when the Senate con¬
curred on June 20 in amendments made
by the House in
The
House, which passed the measure on
11, sent it to conference with the Senate on June 3
after
3
REVIEW
on
June 5.
Announcement
'
-
also made
:
•
June 5 by
M; L. Wilson,
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture, of the appointment of
Howard R. Tolley to succeed Mr. Davis as head of the AAA.
was
on
tural
year
ending June 30,1937.
dent
was
The bill
signed by the Presi¬
agreed on in conference, the Senate having adopted
the conference report on May 25, while the House adopted
it on May 29.
Conference action was taken on the bills
which passed the House Feb.
President Roosevelt
28 and the Senate March 24.
Signs Bill Continuing 3%% Rate
Land Bank Loans for
It
was
President
as
One
announced at the White House
Roosevelt
had
signed
the
on
Federal
Year
on
bill
June 25 that
amending
the
Federal Farm Loan Act and the Farm Credit Act of 1935 to
continue for one year the SH% rate of interest on Federal
Land bank loans.
President Roosevelt Calls Conference
President Roosevelt
on
June
16
approved
conference
a
which will represent the first effort by the sponsors of soil
conservation and the engineering profession to unite in an
effort to solve the
problem of the upper
which is vital in the regulation of floods
watershed control,
and erosion.
The
conference, which will be international in character, will be
held in Washington in September.
The President on June 19
appointed the following special committee to represent the
United States; H. H. Bennett, head of the Soil Conservation
Service; F. A. Silcox, head of the Forest Service and Morris L.
Cooke, Administrator of the Rural Electrification Adminis¬
tration.
"
.
It is
reported that approximately $2,000,000,000 of the loans are outstanding.
Under the terms of
the Farm Credit Act the interest rate of 33^% would have
applied only until July 1 of this year, and a 4% rate insti¬
tuted; the new legislation continues the interest at 33^%
until July 1,1937, at which time it will return to the contract
rate.
New loans negotiated between now and June 30,
1937, it was explained, will bear the 33^% rate, but will be
written at 4%.
The House on May 4 had voted for a two-year extension
of the 33^% rate of interest on the Land bank loans.
How¬
ever, the Senate in passing the bill on June 1 amended it,
continuing the rate for only one year; the House concurred
in this Senate amendment
on
June 16.
President
President Roosevelt Signs
Walsh-Healey Bill Requiring Holders
of
Government Contracts to Adhere to Wage and Hour Standards
was
of the
made at the White House
on
June 30
Orders Department of Justice to Act Under
Roosevelt
Laws
Anti-Trust
Bids—Transmits
.
for
PWA
Federal
The
of FTC in
'
Connection
with
Prices
//
,
Commission
Trade
'
announced
on
June 21
that President Roosevelt had referred to the Department of
Justice "for appropriate action"
a
Commission report that
collusive bidding had occurred on steel sheet piling for cer¬
tain
construction
was
projects
financed by the Public Works
Commission's report said that there
"a reasonable ground to believe that the anti-trust laws
The
Administration.
have
been violated,"
and it recommended that the matter
be referred to the Attorney
that
the
General.
President
,
The Commission also
suggest to
Congress the
advisability of enacting legislation aimed at delivered-price
systems that frustrate price competition, and that all gov¬
ernment
purchasing officials be requested to. collect and
regarding cases of identical bidding on
signing by President Roosevelt of the Walsh-Healey
GovernmenUcontract bill, which provides conditions for the
purchase of supplies and the making of contracts, loans, or
grants by the United States.
Under the measure, those
entering into contracts to supply the Government with
goods and materials will be subjected to certain labor condi¬
tions, including maximum-hour and minimum-wage pro¬
furnish
visions.
pressed competition
Over Steel
Charges of Collusive Action
on
Report
Piling
recommended
Announcement
Upper Watershed Control
on
Washington in September
at
evidence
various commodities.
The
Federal
Trade
Commission
on
June 24
ordered 15
tin
plate manufacturing companies to refrain from entering
into agreements not to sell or quote prices on "stock plate"
to jobbers and manufacturers of tin cans and other con¬
tainers.
The Commission charged that agreements sup¬
and tended to create
a
monopoly for
■
4
MONTHLY
the American Can and
Can Companies by
Continental
de¬
priving small manufacturers of their normal source of sup¬
ply of tin plate.
,
Roosevelt
President
Appoints Three-Man Commission to Study
Cooperatives in Europe
President Roosevelt announced
June 23 that lie had
on
appointed a commission of three to make a two months'
study of cooperatives in eight or nine European countries
this summer. The commission will then formulate plans for
developing cooperatives in the United States in the fields of
marketing, housing, credit, electrical distribution, insurance
and banking.
It was reported that the success of the co¬
operative movement in Sweden and other countries induced
the President to study plans for official encouragement of a
similar movement in this country as a means of obtaining a
wider distribution of produced wealth and as a factor in
economic stabilization.
A Washington dispatch of June 23
to the New York "Times"
Named
as
Southern District of New York.
It was not immediately
revealed whether the Government will appeal the decision by
the District Court of Appeals, which was outlined as follows
in
sail about July 1 for
at Assistant Works Progress
on a per diem basis; Leland
has resigned
Administration Administrator to do this job
who
Washington dispatch of June 22 to the New York
a
"Times":
The North American and American Water Works companies in appealing
from the decision of the
District Supreme Court staying the injunction
proceedings originally brought in the name of seven of the utilities, con¬
tended that the Electric Bond & Share case did no
include all of the ques¬
tions of law raised in other suits and demanded their
"day in court."
Associate Justice Josiah A. Van Orsdel, who wrote the majority
for the
opinion
Appellate Court, pointed out that, even if the lower court had
authority to grant an indefinite stay of further proceedings in the suits,
should not have been granted before the government had filed its
the stay
in the suits,
answers
;
,
Primarily, however, the opinion was based on the ruling that the lower
court had exceeded its
United
States
discretionary
Supreme
in granting the stay.
powers
Court
Until October
Adjourns
Following the handing down of its decisions, June 1, the
added:
members of the commission, which will
Europe, are Jacob Baker,
REVIEW
United
States Supreme Court adjourned until its fall
ses¬
Referring to the term just ended as "one of
the most historic sessions in its lifetime," advices from
Washington, June 1, to the New York "Times" said, in part:
sion, Oct. 5.
Olds, Secretary of the New York State Power Authority, and Charles E.
engineering firm of Stuart, James & Cook.
1
The President said that this group would visit Great Britain, Sweden,
Denmark,
Finland,
Norway,
Chechoslovakia, Switzerland, France and
they met last Autumn, and 102 were left until the next term.
Four of
the cases were "original"; that is, approaching the Supreme Court without
possibly Hungary.
intermediary
Stuart of the New York
hundred and;
Nine
ninety
269
steps;
cases
disposed of by the justices since
were
appealed
were
their
on
for review.
During the term closing in 1935, 931
through petitions
Board of Governors of Federal Reserve System Amends Regulations
U and T
:
Action
taining to loans by banks for the purpose of carrying stocks
registered on a national securities exchange, and another
to Regulation T, applying to loans by brokers and dealers,
was made June 26 by the Board of Governors of the Federal
Reserve
System.
The
involving four actual
amendments,
changes, became effective on July 1.
The changes
follows:
are as
\
A broker who is carrying the restricted "special" account of
1.
a cor¬
respondent broker will be able to let the correspondent inake substitutions,
or
withdrawals, of collateral which do not increase the account's deficiency.
All loans made by banks to finance registered odd-lot dealers, or to
2.
finance
arbitrage transactions in securities,
from the requirements
will
be specifically
exempt
of Regulation U.
Banks will not be allowed to accept the transfer of under-margined
3.
accounts from
brokers,
or any
other lenders, except Other banks, without
requiring that the loans be margined up at the time of the transfer.
If
4.
bank accepts the transfer of
a
loan, which another bank had
a
made prior to May 1 for the purchasing or carrying of stock, the terms of
Regulation V will not apply to the loan after the transfer.
loans which
a
bank made prior to May
At the
over.
Announcement of two amendments to Regulation U, per¬
1
may
Board
to
Coordinate
United States in
Birmingham, Ala., on
The petitioners also ask the court to
decree that the Tennessee Valley Authority Act of 1933, the
ing utility companies.
program authorized by the Act, and the power pro¬
promulgated by the TVA "are severally in violation of
power
gram
plicity
suits,"
of
defendants.
,
District
of Columbia Appeals Court Upholds Right of
Holding Units to Bring Action Against 193S Law
The United States Court of
Columbia
on
Utility
Appeals for the District of
June 22 reversed
a
decision of the District
Court which restrained further proceedings in
suits filed by seven utility companies seeking injunctions and
attacking the constitutionality of the Public Utility Holding.
Company Act of 1935. The ruling by the higher court means
that suits brought by the North American Co. and the
American Water Works & Electric Co. will go to trial unless
the
Government decides to ask
a
further review by the
Supreme Court.
It is considered likely,
however, that the Supreme Court will meanwhile pass upon
the issue in the Government's case against the Electric
Bond & Share Co. brought in the Federal Court of the
States
of
action
joint
a
bill
execution of the program
"the
says
necessarily and in¬
of the business
property of each of the complainants."
by
Wheat
Justice
defendants
the
or
will
substantial part
a
of Columbia
of District
Supreme
Court Upholds
Federal Grants in PWA Power Program—Dismisses
Injunction
Municipal Projects in Four States
Allotments to finance municipal power projects under
relief program is constitutional, the District of
the
Co¬
lumbia Supreme Court ruled June 5, said a Washington
dispatch to the New York "World-Telegram," from which
works
the
following is also taken:
Four
had
been
suits
consolidated
for
court
of
program
today
hearings
PWA
ordered
seven
before
funds
dismissal
the Administration
the local
file in
on
States
of
in
program
to
suits
Justice
Wheat.
which
The
Oklahoma,
Iowa,
Chief
11
Public
injunction
towns
in
Alabama.
and
The
attacked the constitutionality of the
power
involved allocations
Texas
now
companies had
power
Administration
Works
Court
of
is
of
the
suits.
constitutional.
courts will
be
held
in
It
About
ruled
50
that
similar
this
suits
abeyance until the United
possibly
the
The power companies which brought the actions were
the
Appeals
for
the
District
of
Columbia
and
Supreme Court make their final determinations.
Alabama Power Co., the Texas Utilities Co., the Oklahoma
Utilities Co., and the Iowa Light & Power Co.
United States Circuit Court in New Orleans Rules NLRB Has No
Power
to
Regulate
Employee-Employer
Court in El Paso Also Rules Against
The United
Orleans
on
Relations—District
Wagner Act
States Fifth Circuit Court of
Appeals at New
June 15 ruled that the National Labor Relations
Board has no authority to regulate the relations of em¬
ployer and employee in "production or manufacture."
The
decision, which was unanimous and which was based on the
recent
the
Supreme Court ruling against the constitutionality of
Guffey Coal Act, denied the petition of the NLRB for
enforcement
of an order requiring the Jones & Laughlin
Corp. to reinstate employees allegedly discharged be¬
cause of organized labor activities.
Secretary of the Interior Ickes on June 16 canceled a
$40,086 contract with the Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. be¬
Steel
cause
the NLRB had found it "guilty of unfair labor prac¬
tices"
in conducting
a
campaign of "systematic terror"
against organization efforts of the Amalgamated Associa¬
tion of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers of North America.
Supreme
United
brought
companies
the
The
promulgated
Activities for Relief
by the Federal Govern¬
during the final week of June, in its endeavor to
cope with the situation which has arisen as a result of
the current drought in the Middle West, a condition
which, it is feared, will exceed the dry weather of both
1930 and 1934.
The developments of the week included
the appointment by Secretary of Agriculture
Hem^ A.
Wallace of a committee, headed by J. W. Tapp, Assistant
Administrator of the Agricultural Adjustment Administra¬
tion, to plan the drought relief activities of the United States
Department of Agriculture; the appointment by President
Roosevelt of an inter-departmental committee to co-ordinate
the relief activities of the various governmental agencies;
drastic modification by the AAA of the soil conservation
program for east central and southern regions; and inaugura¬
tion of a cattle purchasing program in the stricken areas, with
an original allotment of
$5,000,000.
The committee appointed by President Roosevelt on June
30, is under the Chairmanship of Secretary Wallace, with the
following membership: Daniel W. Bell, Acting Director of
the Budget, representing the Treasury Department; Rexford
G. Tugwell, chief of the Resettlement Administration, and
Aubrey Williams, Assistant Administrator of the Public
"Works Administration. It is stated that this group has imme¬
diate supervision of the committee named by Secretary
Wallace on June 27, which, in addition to Mr. Tapp, is comosed of C. W. Warburton, Director Agricultural Extension
ervice; Hugh H. Bennett, Chief, Soil Conservation Service,
A. G. Black, Chief, Bureau of Agricultural Economics; and
W. F. Callander, Assistant Administrator of AAA. Joseph
L. Dailey, Assistant Administrator of the Resettlement
Administration, also will serve as a member of the committee.
similar bill
A
naming the TVA and its directors, Arthur E. Morgan, Harcourt A. Morgan and David E. Lillienthal, of the TVA, as
Suit Against
Several plans were decided upon
States."
the United
Constitution of
the
complaint was filed in the State Chancery Court at Knoxville, Tenn.
It is stated that in order to promote "the con¬
venient administration of justice" and "prevent a multi¬
Federal
ment
dealt with and 103 left over.
fur¬
the
May 29, by 19 operat¬
and
Names
handled and 109 left
were
cases
cases were
mingham
Regulation TJ, which took effect May 1.
Roosevelt
were
Suit to enjoin the Tennessee Valley Authority from
ther operation was brought in the District Court of
evitably destroy all
President
717
Companies in
borrower to another without bringing the loan under the requirements of
Secretary Wallace Orders Purchase of Cattle in Drought Areas—
and
TVA from Further Operation Brought by 19
United States District Court in Bir¬
Enjoin
to
Utility
Similarly such
be transferred from one
previous term 1,029
merits,
'
The decision of June 15
in
an
was
the first
NLRB officials indicated that it
United
by a Circuit Court
action instituted by the Board to enforce its rulings.
would be appealed to
States
Another
Supreme Court.
decision against the
the
,
validity
of
t
Wagner
Labor Relations Act was handed down on June 10 by Judge
Charles A. Boynton in the United States District Court at
EI Paso, Texas.
Judge Boynton granted a permanent in¬
junction to the El Paso Electric Co. against the NLRB, and
asserted that
powers vested
the
Congress, through the law, had "exceeded the
in it" under the* Constitution.
.
District
of
Columbia
Rules
Court
Supreme
193S Railroad
on
Tax Laws—Latter
Retirement and Pension
involving the Railroad Retirement Act of 1935
companion tax measure, which were enacted a year
ago to take the place of the Railroad Retirement Act de¬
clared unconstitutional by the United States Supreme Court
on May 6,
1935, was handed down on June 26 by Justice
Jennings Bailey of the District of Columbia Supreme Court.
On June 30 Justice Bailey signed a decree clarifying his find¬
ings.
While the ruling said that the Retirement Act and the
companion tax measure were "inseparable" and combined
with "one another so as to create a complete system," the tax¬
ing Act as applied to railroads is held by Justice Bailey to be
unconstitutional, since it sought to collect revenue not to
provide for the expenses of Government, "but solely for a
purpose which the United States Supreme Court has held
not to be within the domain of the Federal Government.
A decision
Bailey said: "I feel that I am con¬
In his conclusions Justice
unconstitutional as ap¬
strained to hold that the tax Act is
plied to the carriers."
/
June 30,
correspondent of the New York "Journal
the Washington
that date said:
on
,
(Justice
and that
provision of the Revenue Act of Aug. 29, 1935, were unconstitutional.
But his announcement today made it plain that he had not gone nearly
so far.
He meant merely that no pension plan could be made compulsory
upon the carriers through resort to the taxing powers of the Government.
From his decision of June 26, 1936, it
had been thought that he
Bailey) had determined that both the Railroad Retirement Act
the tax law provisions
concerned, and that the
In the final decree Justice Bailey declared that
void in
were
far
so
enjoined
any steps to compel the carriers to assemble, compile or fur¬
the information and records required by the Retirement Act
from taking
nish any of
unless
the carriers involved were
as
Board, its members and agents be forever
Railroad Retirement
decision on
be construed to mean
bench, he said that his
the validity of the railroad pension laws
that
Retirement
the
proceed
can
was
could not
unconstitutional.
coUect from the employees
to
of their salaries, as
to pay
itself
Act
a
The Government
amounting to 3H%
sum
contemplated by the law, and could use that money
retirement pensions to the workers when they reach
the age of 60
them.
Court Holds Gold Clause Act Applies
Securities—Philadelphia Court Considers
New York Supreme
Domestic
Only to
Similar
June 12 ruled that an American
on
fulfil
agreements
sales of bonds to aliens, in¬
supporting
_
declared the New
Women
for
it
that
New York
of
It is stated that this was the first
question was brought before the
this
which
State
The State Circuit Court
Supreme Court.
Appeals recently held that the Gold Clause Act did not
the foreign holders of American securities.
The New York "Herald Tribune" of June 13 summarized
bind
the decision
Justice
as
follows:
Hofstadter
granted
a
judgment against the company,
summary
holding the Gold Clause Act could not be applied to aliens and that the
The
suit
and
interest due
on
A
similar
given to
a
coupon
if
pre¬
Middenstandsbank, Josephus
Konijin, all of Amsterdam, who sued to collect
1, 1934, and May 1 last after the defendant had failed
in Dutch guilders.
pay
each
by The Nederlandsche
Soesman
Nov.
on
case
the
Steel
Co.
was
court on June 15, when Federal Judge Oliver B.
Dickinson of Philadelphia
of
reserved decision in a test case
their bond in¬
gold monetary basis.
United Press Phila¬
whether American corporations must pay
debtedness
on
a
delphia advices of June 15 described the suit as follows:
The
suit
brought by the Bethlehem
was
tection under the Gold
in
Clause Act of
1933,
Steel Co., which claimed
Their
suits filed
United
The
tenstein.
were
the
They
Anglo-Continental
Trust
Co.,
Rotterdam,
generally agreed in Washington that there is no con¬
was
and
Verwaltungs, A. G., of the Principality of Leich-
Supreme Court
on
June 1 granted the
plea of the Administration that it refuse to answer ques¬
tions certified to by the United States Court of Claims in
the suit instituted by
Robert A. Taft to test the gold clause
obligations.
The suit, brought by Mr. Taft in
behalf of the Dixie Terminal
Co. of
Cincinnati, sought to
thenold gold dollar value interest
clause Liberty
SEC
on
a
$50 gold
bond owned by the terminal company.
Upheld in Right to
Court of Appeals
Call
Witnesses—United States Circuit
Rules That Commission Need Not Furnish
Transcripts of Testimony
The United States Circuit Court of
City,
on
erns
working conditions of women and children;
resulted in this week's findings of the
wages and
action
the
which
Supreme Court had attacked the provisions of law, having
of women.
It is said that 17 States
to do with the wages
have
minimum
asked the
legislation,
wage
Justice
Butler's
opinion referred
these had
jected by
Co¬
of
Court
the Supreme
re¬
5-to-3 opinion 13 years ago, and said that the
a
New York law presented no
State made
when the
the District
to
Minimum Wage law which
lumbia
of
and seven
Supreme Court to sustain the New York law.
different issue.
The case arose
efforts to prosecute Joseph
Tipaldo,
of the Spotlight Laundry in Brooklyn, who was
charged with falsifying records to show he had paid the
minimum wage to women working in his laundry.
Mr.
manager
Tipaldo sued for
law
the
writ of habeus corpus
a
violated
the
due
Constitutions.
The
New
the ground that
State and
on
clause
process
York
of the
Court
of
Appeals
sustained Mr. Tipaldo on March 3 and the Supreme
Court's
decision upheld the Court of Appeals.
York Clearing House Banks
Nine New
Victors in Suit by Govern¬
ment to
Collect in Behalf of Depositors of Harriman National
Bank &
Trust Co.
Bernard
Justice
Supreme Court
on
L.
of
Shientag
New
the
June 29 handed down
a
York
State
decision in which
he held that the Bankers Trust Co. and eight other banks
of the New York
to the Federal
Clearing House Association
were
not liable
Comptroller of the Currency for payment to
depositors in the closed Harriman National Bank & Trust
The nine banks had been sued
Co.
by the Comptroller for
approximately $2,700,000 for their failure to comply with an
alleged agreement to contribute toward losses suffered by
depositors when the Harriman institution failed to reopen
after the 1933 bank holiday.
It was considered possible that
the government
might appeal the decision.
York "Times"
In the New
Justice
ernment
of June 30 it
stated that
was
12,000-word decision, found the
had proved its case at every point except one.
Shientag, in
a
gov¬
As
to this the "Times" said:
the
informal
government
insolvent
in 1932
bank
open
valid contract
a
guarantee
of
$16,000,000
were
present/' he found reviewing
Harriman
deposits
by the Clearing House Committee to
lest
a
failure at that critical
given
to
the
keep the then
affect
time
the whole
banking structure.
1
The
one
Justice
element
Shientag
that
defeated)
decided,
was
recovery
the
failure
for
of
the
the
Harriman
bank
depositors,
Presidents
According
the
to
New
York
"Herald
Tribune"
who
Justice
Shientag found that the main debatable point, whether
not
valid, enforceable contract
a
was
"that nothing
was
was
or
entered into by the
said
as
to how the
Clearing House banks were to apportion the liability among
themselves."
June 1,
upheld
Appeals in New York
the right of
the
Securities and
in its investigations, even
if it does not furnish them with a
transcript of their testimony,
The decision, which was
unanimous, sustained a lower court ruling that certain
of Pirnie,
Industry to Fight Closed Shop—American Iron and Steel
Institute Says
Manufacturers Will Oppose Unionization Drive
The American Iron and Steel Institute
a
statement announcing that the
Simons & Co. must attend hearings
on
June 28 issued
steel industry will vigor¬
ously oppose efforts being made to organize a closed shop
among
its 500,000 employees.
The statement said that the
industry anticipates strikes and violence during the present
unionization
drive,
which
is being led by John
L. Lewis,
who is Chairman of the Committee for Industrial Organiza¬
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and
also active in the unionization campaign.
The Institute's statement said that the industry would take
tion.
The
Workers is
Tin
necessary
steps "to protect its employees and their families
from intimidation, coercion
Exchange Commission to compel the attendance of witnesses
employees
fix
to
power for any government body, Federal, State
local, to regulate wages for adults, except on public work
contracts.
The New York State Minimum Wage law gov¬
Questions Presented by Court of Claims
The United States
in
right
or
Steel
recover
the
After issuance of the decision,
workers.
women
had
demanded payment in Holland guilders.
to Answer
Federal
Government
stitutional
In Taft "Gold Clause" Suit United States Supreme Court Refuse
in
York
for
barring payment of obligations
States.
Handelsund
New
neither
that
it
Federal
member banks,
claimants
declared
wages
the
negotiated the guarantee to submit it to their boards of directors.
coupons.
the Mondiale
decision
nor
pro¬
The action was brought as a defense to
by two foreign banks which sought payment in gold for interest
gold in the
the ground
on
State
"All the essentials of
Bethlehem
unconstitutional,
due process
The majority
"personal economic predilection."
Concurring with Justice Butler in the majority opinion
were Justices Van Deventer, McReynolds,
Sutherland and
'
involving
the
of
five pounds in London, and 62 guilders in Amsterdam.
brought
was
Houthakker
to
$25
must abide by its agreement to pay
company
sented in New York,
Court, by a 5-to-4 decision, on
York State Minimum Wage Law
presented, through Justice Stone, still another independent
adopted on June 5, 1933 (the Gold Clause Act), it
could take advantage of dollar depreciation in meeting pay¬
bond coupons.
^
argument, attacking the majority opinion as an expression
tion
on
appear
clause of the Fourteenth
opinion was written by Justice
Pierce Butler.
A dissenting opinion was written by Chief
Justice Hughes, who voted with Justices Brandeis, Cardozo
and Stone to sustain the statute.
The last three justices
Co., which argued that under the joint congressional resolu¬
on
■ -
Children
and
violates
Amendment.
cluding those promising to pay in gold or foreign currency.
was handed down against the Bethlehem Steel
occasion
to
The United States Supreme
June 1
The decision
ments
■
,
Federal
Supreme
corporation must
Justice Samuel H. Hofstadter of the New York
declined
Supreme Court, in S-to-4 Decision, Holds New York
State Minimum Wage Law Unconstitutional
Case
Court
The employees
at the
give testimony.
have
to
United States
had completed 40 years of employment.
years or
and
said
are
inquiry unless transcripts of their testimony were given to
standing the expense thereof.
Discussing the matter from the
by the SEC
question
Roberts.
^
With reference to the decree of Justice Bailey on
ordered
in
Held Invalid
and its
of Commerce"
S
MONTHLY REVIEW
July, 1936]
and violence, and to aid them
maintaining collective bargaining free from interference
in
from
any
source."
Labor leaders on June 29
ers
charged that steel manufactur¬
themselves are resorting to coercion, and that the labor
plank in the Republican platform recently adopted at Cleve¬
land contained language identical with a portion of that in
the Institute's statement.
The Committee for Industrial
r,—
-—
MONTHLY
6
Organization
set
has
up
fund to .finance tfoe
$500,000
a
unionization drive in the steel industry..
Minimum
Increasing
Measure
Signs
Lehman
Governor
;
Surplus in New York from 20% to
65%
Bank
Capital
increasing the legal minimum for surplus fuhds of
A bill
banks and trust companies from
20% to 65% of capital was
signed at Albany on June 4 by
Governor Lehman of New
that where surplus is less than 65%
The bill provides
York.
shall be credited to that account
there
determined at
close
the
of
10% of earnings
dividend period, with
each
as
the
REVIEW
gold bloc, with another period of intense currency uncer¬
tainty all-but inevitable.
"These bankers seem less im¬
pressed by Premier Blum's promises to remain on gold than
by his spending program and other projects such as the
reform of the Bank of France, which they believe is bound
to drive France off gold in the end," the dispatch remarked.
"On the other hand, the franc and the French have given
them already so many surprises that they hedge, none the
\
of earnings
Termination
available for dividends.
double
of
liability
banks,
of
trust
companies,
banks, safe deposit companies and savings and loan banks
in
for
issue
the
measure,
such
that
in
subsequent to June
liability
1936,
1,
shall
in
industrial
is also provided
to
stock
respect to old issues,
and, with
after
cease
respect
prospective termination of such
liability is published not less than six months prior to date of termination.
July
Bill
provided
1937,
1,
Signed
Fixed at
Governor
Governor
by
Establish
of
notification
Personal
Lehman Permits New York Banks to
Departments—Maximum Interest
Loan
12%
Lehman of
New
York
on
June 8
signed
a
bill
permitting banks and trust companies to establish personal
loan departments and charge up to 12% interest for the Un¬
paid balance of the principal of such loans. The loans are
be payable in regular instalments over a period of not
more than
15 months, and are limited between $500 and
$2,500, according to the population of the city or village in
to
Each bank must receive specific
which the bank is located.
authority
from the
Superintendent of Banks
V
personal loan department.
noted that Jean
v/%
Intergovernmental Debts
Only the usual small payment from Finland
was made
against the
huge total of current and deferred intergovernmental debt
payments due that day.. More than ordinary interest was
taken in the matter owing to the admission by Premier
to
United States Government
the
Leon Blum of France that the
war
on
June
15
debt issue is
a
live
one
in the United
States, and his further statement just before
that signatures on freely-negotiated international agreements should be honored.
Notwithstanding
such declarations, only the customary polite disclaimer of
ability to effect the payment was received from France
when the time arrived for honoring the signature of the
French Government.
Neither France nor any of the other
defaulting countries suggested negotiations on the matter
and the net result was merely another large addition to the
total of deferred payments.
The honorable exception to
this rule was supplied by Finland, which has met all the
requirements of the debt payments punctually and without
murmur.
The sum due and paid by Finland, however, was
only $164,315.50, this amount covering both the ordinary
instalment and the small addition resulting from the annual
payments due as a consequence of the Hoover moratorium.
Sums due and unpaid from other countries aggregated
$1,159,958,451, consisting of $193,624,727 in regular in¬
stalments and $966,333,724 in arrears.
The British note
in reply to the American reminder of the sums due was
merely a reiteration of the stand taken by the London
taking
j
office
•
Government at the time of the original complete default on
June 15, 1934.
The reasons for default then set forth are
"unfortunately
no less valid now than they were then," the
Appreciation was expressed of the usual
Washington assurance that proposals would be discussed,
and in return his Majesty's Government declared that
they
"will be glad to reopen negotiations whenever circumstances
are such as to warrant the hope that a satisfactory result
might be attained."
Nor was any real encouragement to
be gained from the French memorandum, which stated that
the Paris regime "has not overlooked the difficulties in¬
volved in the question of debts and hopes they may be
overcome."
Countries
that
defaulted,
in
addition
to
France and Britain, are Belgium, Italy, Czechoslovakia,
Poland, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Rumania
and Yugoslavia.
It was rumored in Paris late in June that
the French Government soon might send a special repre¬
note
stated.
sentative
to
the United
States
to
discuss
debts
war
and
stabilization, but such reports appeared-to take
their origin from the French search for new loans with which
to balance the national budget.
Under the Johnson Act,
currency
war
debt defaulters cannot obtain loans in the United States.
i
•
Bank for International Settlements
■
^
Directors of the Bank for International Settlements met
at Basle on June 8 for their
customary monthly discussions
problems.
The discussions, it
seems,
were devoted
almost entirely to the developing
French situation and the possibilities of monetary reper¬
cussions from the "reflation" policy adopted so rapidly by
the Socialist regime of Premier Leon Blum,
It was generally
conceded at Basle, a dispatch to the New York "Times"
remarked, that in the end the program of the Blum regime
implies devaluation of the franc and disintegration of the
of
international
currency
were
said to fear
than deliberate
more
Tannery, who
a
drift into
devaluation.
It
removed from his
post as Governor of the Bank of France on June 6, did not
attend the Basle gathering.
All other prominent Board
members
were
was
present.
Trade
v
Developments
Several
interesting and significant occurrences with
regard to the foreign trade policy of the United States
Government made their appearance during June.
Retalia¬
tory measures were adopted against Germany and Australia,
the former action being based on the
export subsidies paid
so liberally
by the German Government, while the measures
against Australia resulted from an export licensing system
that operates in a discriminatory manner against American
wares.
There was no attempt in either instance to disguise
the frankly retaliatory nature of the
steps, which mark a
departure from the previous policy of patient adjustment
to the vagaries of other countries.
No most-favored-nation
treaties
are in existence with
Germany or Australia, and no
difficulties therefore stood in the
way of retaliatory actions.
In the German instance the
Tariff Act
was
invoked
anti-bounty clause of the 1930
place countervailing duties in
products, while in the case of
to make applicable the lower
to
effect against many German
Australia it was decided not
import duties resulting from the
creasing reciprocal trade treaties.
It
to operate a
,
,
The bankers at Basle
less."
depreciation much
was
The measure
also gives the State Banking Board authority to require a
bank or trust company which has created a 65% surplus to
credit the surplus fund with not more than 10% of net
earnings until capital, surplus and undivided profits are
equivalent to 10% of net deposits.
Other provisions of the bill were listed as follows in an
Albany dispatch of June 5 to the "Wall Street Journal":
balance
i
announced
was
United
States
in
numerous
Washington
Government had
and
ever-in¬
V/:
on
decided
June 4 that the
to apply against
Germany the countervailing duties of the 1930 Tariff Act.
Although the action was based on and justified by the
export subsidies of the German authorities, it also accorded
with the
sense
of
outraged justice occasioned by the German
denunciation of the trade treaty with the Reich and by the
unfair discrimination exercised
against investors here who
unfortunate enough to buy German bonds.
Beginning
July 11, additions of 22 to 56% are to be made in our import
were
duties on numerous German
articles, such as cameras,
crockery, gloves, surgical instruments, calf and kid leather,
glass tree ornaments, metal-covered paper, dolls and other
Such imports probably account for
toys.
30 to 40% of
the goods received here from the
Reich, and a correspondingly
deep impression was made in Berlin.
The German Govern¬
ment
hastily dispatched to Washington
experts, and negotiations
of
on
a
number of trade
the trade and tariff programs
the
two countries
promptly were started.
It is note¬
worthy, incidentally, that Dr. Hjalmar Schaclt, acting as
President of the Reichsbank, traveled throughout the Balkan
area
during June and arranged with a number of countries
for liquidation of their frozen balances in
Germany by
purchases of German arms and ammunition.
The
retaliatory
against Australia
It
was
of the United States Government
measures
were
announced in Washington on June 29.
indicated merely that the Commonwealth will be
on and after Aug; 1 of any benefits resulting from
deprived
reductions of
our
import duties negotiated in the various
reciprocal trade treaties.
President Roosevelt sent a letter
to
Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau directing that the
duties shall cease to
apply to Australian products
because of the Australian
import licensing system, which
operates in a manner discriminatory to American products.
lower
This is not
Australian
on
a
matter
wares
are
of great immediate moment, as few
represented on the list of our imports
which sizable reductions
additional
reciprocal
so
trade
far have been made.
treaties
But
as
negotiated this
aspect of the matter well may change., The Australian
discrimination against American goodi developed late in
May, when the import licensing system was applied, with
the general aim of
encouraging home industries and the
specific aim of diminishing imports from countries with
which the Australian trade balance
are
was
unfavorable.
Poland to Default
One of the
ments
on
of
on
increasingly
rare
defaults by foreign govern¬
bonds outstanding in this market was announced
June 25
by Polish authorities, who pleaded the inability
their
country to continue service under the current
unfavorable conditions.
A special Polish Financial Com¬
mission in New York
gave the first intimations to fiscal
agents here that default impends.
It was indicated that
debt service in dollars would be
suspended after sums already
transferred
are paid on the next
coupons due.
Such sums
probably will suffice to0 meet most of the interest require¬
ments
this year, but when they are exhausted the bond¬
holders will receive only blocked
zlotys, to be deposited in
the Bank of Poland.
It was intimated that such blocked
zlotys will be available
save
for almost any use within Poland,
the purchase of precious metals or
foreign exchange.
Three Polish Government loans will be affected, while an
issue
of
Agricultural Mortgage Bank of Warsaw bonds,
guaranteed by the Polish .Government, also will go into
default.
Also likely to be affected are bonds of the Province
MONTHLY
July, 1936]
of Silesia and the
City of Warsaw, making approximately
$100,000,000 of governmental obligations that will have
to be added to the current total in default.
The Foreign
Bondholders Protective Council, Inc., requested on July 2
that holders of the issues affected file with it their names
and
addresses, together with the amounts of their holdings,
they can be advised in the future regarding all phases
of this matter.
Some of the fiscal agents for Polish Govern¬
ment loans indicated that protests would be lodged at
Warsaw against the impending default.
so
that
Naval Armaments
i
Disquieting increases of naval armaments long have been
in progress and recent developments suggest that there will
be no halt to the tendency.
Negotiations along several
lines were conducted in June with a view to adjusting
existing international differences on naval armaments, but
they were completely fruitless.
The British Government,
anxious
to
avoid
exercise
of
the
escalator
in the
clause
London treaty
which is to expire at the end of this year,
approached the United States and Japanese Governments
with a view to retaining by negotiation large tonnages of over¬
age destroyers
and cruisers.
It was indicated both in
Washington and Tokio, however, that the method sought
by Britain was unwelcome, since it would leave the United
States and Japan bound by existing limitations until the
end of this year.
The British Government finally made it
clear, on June 13, that the escalator clause would be in¬
voked, even though this frees other signatories to increase
their tonnages in the same categories.
An attempt also was
made by the British authorities to obtain Japanese adherence
to the new London treaty, signed on March 25, 1936.
This
document, to which only Britain, the United States and
France are signatories, provides for little more than an
exchange of building information and an agreement not to
exceed certain qualitative limitations in the various classi¬
fications of vessels.
Mild as these terms are, the Japanese
authorities made it known that they would refuse to adhere
to the terms until their demands for a theoretical right to
parity with the leading world naval Powers are granted.
Socialist Rule in France
French developments during June are sure to
have farreaching consequences, as a new Socialist regime took office
there on June 4, while a good part of the radical program on
which the LeftFront gained power in the national elections al¬
ready has been carried out. Foremost among the implications
of this change must be placed the right-about-face from the
the deflationary policy of recent years to a "reflation" plan
that in some respects resembles the New Deal in the United
States.
Leon Blum, head of the Socialist Party, was named
Premier, and he gathered about him a Cabinet composed
almost entirely of Socialists and Radical-Socialists.
The
Communists, who also adhere to the Left Front, agreed to
support the Blum Cabinet, but they declined to enter the
Government.
On
all
Chamber
the
tests
Blum
Cabinet
received ample support,
BEVIEW
strike.
It
7
admitted by Ministers of the Blum regime
1,500,000 workers engaged in the fold-arms
strike at the height of the movement, which coincided with
the accession of the Socialist regime.
By the end of June
the number on strike was
officially stated to have dwindled
to about
180,000. :
It was with this
development that M. Blum had to deal
on first
taking office, and the sympathies of the Socialist
regime with the workers was made instantly manifest in
mediation between the employers and workers that resulted
invariably in granting the workers almost all their demands.
There was much apprehension among the
employers, who
pointed out in no uncertain terms that they already were at
a great
disadvantage in world markets because of the high
that
was
fully
internal price level in France.
The Blum regime was put
ample notice that its policies would raise costs still higher
and make the
problem of production and distribution even
more difficult.
The terminal result, it was indicated, could
only be eventual devaluation of the franc.
During debates
on
in the Chamber of
Deputies this aspect of the matter was
discussed avidly and occasionally with bitterness.
When
opponents of the Blum regime predicted devaluation, M.
Blum
countered
with
suggestions
that
they
introduce
for devaluation.
But no government or party
in France desires to take the onus of further
depreciation
of the cui rency, and no
measures
steps
Premier Blum indicated
would not move
over
were
and
voluntarily
any
on
taken.
On the contrary,
again that his regime
toward devaluation under
over
circumstances.
The Ministerial Declaration,
presented by Premier Blum
June 6, provided ample indication of the trend of events.
The
Premier
promised early introduction of measures for
industry, collective bargaining and a
public works program to reduce unemployment. He called
also, for nationalization of war industries and for reform of the
the 40-hour week in
Bank of France with the aim of
bringing that institution
directly under Government supervision.
When it
pointed out in the Chamber debates that followed the
more
was
declaration that the program could not be carried out without
devaluation, the Premier replied that the basis of his pro¬
cedure will be to obtain extensive credits for
results
similar
to
those
obtained
achieving
by devaluation in other
countries.
On June 6, even as the Ministerial Declaration
berng read, Jean Tannery, Governor of the Bank of
France, was relieved of his post by being "promoted" to
an
honorary task, and Emile Labeyrie, an adherent to the
Left Front, was placed in charge of the Bank as
Acting
Governor.
This change was received
quietly in Frenchfinancial circles, as M. Labeyrie is an able financial
expert
and long has served in financial
departments of the Govern¬
ment.
Bills for the changes in the status of French workers
were
introduced promptly and passed in the week after
the announcements were made.
Another law, passed on
June 23, empowers the Government "to
modify and com¬
plete the laws, statutes and government of the Bank of
France, in order to assure its management in the interests
was
and unless the Left coalition falls
of the nation."
apart it would seem that the radical rule will continue for
'
/ v
some time to come.
The Cabinet named by Premier Blum ^ M. Blum took quiet but firm
steps against the French
after a full month of deliberation and negotiation is unusually
capitalists who sent enormous sums abroad in recent months.
extensive, as some new posts were created.
Many new A law was passed giving the Cabinet the power to enforce
Under-Secretaries also were named.
The list, as presented
declarations by French citizens of gold and securities held
to President Albert Lebrun and
promptly approved in abroad.
Both the Right and Left parties voted for that
accordance with the traditions of French politics, follows:
measure, and heavy penalties were provided for failure to
.
PRESIDENT
OF
THE
COUNCIL AND
PREMIER—Leon
Blum,
Socialist.
MINISTERS
Paul Faure,
STATE—Camille
OF
Ch&utemps,
Radical-Socialist,
Socialist, and Maurice Violette, Radical-Socialist.
1
Daladier, Radical-Socialist.
MINISTER
Socialist.
OF
f
MARINE—Alphonse
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'■)':/
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,
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,
Gasnier-Duparc,
:
'.
Radical-
.''-V
MINISTER
OF
MINISTER
OF JUSTICE—Marc Rucart, Socialist.
detail
OF EDUCATION—Jean Zay, Radical-Socialist.
MINISTER
OF COLONIES—Marius Moutet, Socialist.
MINISTER
.
o
r
OF FINANCE—Vincent Auriol, Socialist.
,
MINISTER OF NATIONAL ECONOMY—Charles Spinasse, Socialist.
MINISTER
OF PUBLIC WORKS—Albert Bedouce, Socialist.
MINISTER
OF COMMERCE—Paul Bastid, Radical-Socialist.
MINISTER
MINISTER
OF AGRICULTURE—Georges Monnet, Socialist.
OF LABOR—Jean-Baptiste Lebas, Socialist.
OF HEALTH—Henri Sellier, Dissident-Communist.
Difficulties of
extreme nature
an
were
faced by the Blum
on taking office.
Late in May a peculiar
strike movement started in various industrial
regime immediately
"fold-arms"
plants in and
manufacture
near
of
toward the end of
Paris, chiefly in factories devoted to the
arms
manded improved
and ammunition.
The strikers
de¬
working conditions, the 40-hour week,
higher wages, vacations with pay and the right to make
collective contracts,
In good part these demands repre¬
sented the program of the Left Front.
The recalcitrant
workers simply remained in the plants and did no work,
while refusing to permit others to enter.
Their wives and
associates brought them food, and they indicated
plainly
an intention of remaining in possession of the
plants until
their demands were granted.
This movement spread and
gradually embraced virtually all the provincial areas as well
as the plants in Paris.
Red flags were raised in a great
many instances.
Toward the end of June some of the French
naval construction yards also were affected by this form of
June, but it did not
assume
was
noted
important
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policies of the Blum regime were outlined in
June 19 by Finance Minister Vincent Auriol.
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Financial
MINISTER
; MINISTER
return flow of funds to France from other centers
INTERIOR—Roger Salengro, Socialist.
MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS—Yvon Delbos, Radical-Socialist.
;
on
proportions.
OF AIR—Pierre Cot, Radical-Socialist.
MINISTER
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Taking prompt advantage of the lull, the Bank of France
June 23 reduced its discount rate to 5% from
6%, while
June 25 a further reduction was made to
4%.
A small
on
MINISTER OF WAR AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL
—Edouard
make any declarations requested.
This move sufficed to
halt the outward flow of funds to London and New York.
on
Financial
difficulties of the Government were
recognized
frankly, and M. Auriol proposed measures for increasing
the short-term borrowing power of the Government
by
10,000,000,000 francs to a new limit of 31,000,000,000 francs.
Budget deficits of 9,000,000,000 to 10,000,000,000 for each
of the last two years were disclosed, and M. Auriol added
that the 1936 deficit probably will be almost as
large. .He
estimated that 60,000,000,000 francs have been hoarded
within the country or sent abroad in recent
years, and
indicated that means will be sought to
bring that sum out
of hiding and back to France so that it can be utilized for
economic recovery.
The program of public works, M.
Auriol said, will be financed by issuance of "baby bonds"
in small denominations redeemable at all times at face value.
Early and drastic reforms of public accountancy and the
budgetary position were promised,
fullest information of the
and tax reform also
The
was
held necessary.
foreign
affairs program of the Blum regime was
outlined on June 23 by Foreign Minister Yvon Delbos, but
only the traditional French policies were proposed.
Some
changes in the system of collective security plainly are
necessary in the light of recent experience, M. Delbos said,
and he indicated that these might take the form of modifying
the unanimity rule in important decisions of the League of
,
Nations Council.
But an elaborate reform of the League
held to be unnecessary.
Regional pacts of
mutual assistance were proposed in order to augment the
Covenant
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security that France desires above all things, and it was
suggested specifically that such agreements might be made
to cover western Europe, the Danubian area and the Medi¬
terranean countries.
The cooperation of the great democra¬
cies of the world was held necessary, and expressions of
amity were made with regard to most of the important
countries.
The French policy toward Germans, M. Delbos
indicated, would be one of reserve until the German reply
to the British questionnaire is available.
The German
Chancellor, with Ms long experience in the trenches, doubtless
is sincere in his pacific statements, the French Minister
admitted, but he added that the time has come for Herr
Hitler to make good on Ms declarations.
With regard to
Italy, confidence was expressed that the impending removal
of sanctions would bring the Rome Government back into
international councils.
World disarmament will be the
constant aim of the Blum regime, M. Delbos promised, but
in the meanwhile French armaments will be fully main¬
tained.
In this connection a cryptic reference was made
to "the rhythm of German rearmament, the cadence of
wMch accelerates every day."
Belgian Cabinet
Belgium faced a critical period during June, when strikes
developed there in many industries wMch are quite similar
to the fold-arms strikes of France.
In Belgium also, more¬
over, the workers demanded 40-hour weeks and other rights
and privileges similar to thbse demanded and obtained by
their
French
brethren.
These
moves
occurred
while
a
month-long Cabinet crisis was in progress.
The trend to
extremes of the Right and Left shown in the national elec¬
tions in May resulted in the resignation of the Cabinet
headed by Premier Paul Van Zeeland, but after several
other leaders attempted unsuccessfully to form a new regime,
M. Van Zeeland again assumed office in mid-June.
He
promised the workers of the country that their demands
would be met for minimum wages, paid vacations, Govern¬
ment guarantees of trade-union liberties, and a 40-hour
week
in
Belgium
certain
industries.
For
a
time
the
threatening that martial law
situation
in
declared
in the Provinces of Brabant and Hainaut.
But the promises
by Premier Van Zeeland sufficed to cause resumption of
their tasks by the workers and the immediate difficulties
thus were allayed.
It is evident, however, that Belgium,
like France, now faces a period of rising costs and prices.
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League of Nations in Eclipse
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Numerous and rapid changes in the European diplomatic
took
place in June, with results that necessarily will
important for all the world.
Sanctions against Italy
formally abandoned by the British and French Govern¬
ments in public declarations, and the League of Nations
dutifully registered these decisions at a meeting that started
late in the month.
For the British Government tMs change
was a difficult one to announce, as Britain took the lead
last year in imposing the punitive measures against Italy.
But abandonment of sanctions clearly was made necessary
by the sweeping victory acMeved by Italy in Ethiopia, ana
the British Government took the step without faltering.
By tMs means one of the greatest dangers of European
diplomacy was removed, and the improvement in AngloItalian relations was viewed with relief everywhere.
It is
also evident, however, that some further and Mghly important alterations in affairs will flow from the demonstrated
inability of the League to protect its own members from
aggression.
The question of changes in the League structure
already is receiving attention in international discussions,
and it will probably be the main problem at the League
Assembly session next September.
One result of the alteration of British policy was a change
witMn the British Cabinet itself, effected on June 5.
Sir
Samuel Hoare, who was dropped as
Foreign Secretary When
British sentiment revolted against the Hoare-Laval proposal
to partition EtMopia, was brought back into the Cabinet
to replace Lord Monsell, as First Lord of the:
Admiralty.
Lord Monsell resigned and Prime MiMster Stanley Baldwin
seized the opportunity to reinstate Sir Samuel Hoare.
The
latter stipulated, it is understood, that the British fleet must
scene
prove
were
.
be
withdrawn
from
the
Mediterranean.
TMs
Cabinet
change supplied the first defhiite indication that Britain
soon would move to eliminate the sanctions
against Italy,
while definite statements to that effect were made in subse¬
quent weeks in the House of Commons by Mr. Baldwin and
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden.
•
The debate in the House of Commons
on
this matter took
place June 18, and it took in not only sanctions but the whole
range of European affairs.
Captain Eden, who led the
British fight for sanctions, had the distasteful task of in¬
forming the Commons and the world that the policy had
been reversed.
He pointed out that the British Government
had taken the lead
on several occasions in
attempts to adjust
Italo-Ethiopian difficulty and remarked that since
the League seemed to be
perplexed, the Government con¬
sidered it a duty to take the lead
again.
"We have to
admit that the purpose for which sanctions were
imposed
has not been realized," the Foreign
Secretary declared.
The
present situation in EtMopia, he continued, is one wMch
nothing but military action from outside the country could
possibly reverse.
"If the League means to enforce an
EtMopian peace wMch the League can rightly approve," he
said, "then the League must take action of the kind which
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inevitably lead to war in the Mediterranean—and no
say such a war can be confined to the Mediterranean.
I have no reason to think the League favors such a de¬
must
man can
parture or such action, and no reason to suppose tMs country,
on wMch the greatest burden of such a war must fall, desires
it either.
If we cling .to a course after the objective has
unobtainable, we may lose the greater end for wMch
working, the greater end being to keep the peace.
If it means admitting failure, tMs is one instance it has
become
we
are
got to be faced."
The precautionary increase of British
strength in the Mediterranean would be continued,
it was indicated, to cover the period of uncertainty likely to
follow the lifting of sanctions.
Captain Eden also declared
the British Government is determined that the League shall
naval
go on.
He admitted, however, that the future of the or¬
ganization must be "urgently" considered after the problems
in connection with the imposition of sanctions are liquidated.
Turning to the general question of European affairs,
Foreign Minister Eden said that the collaboration of Ger¬
many is indispensable for peace in Europe.
He emphasized
the importance of assurances from the Reich that she is
willing to recogmze and respect the existing territorial and
political status of Europe, and expressed the hope that the
anticipated reply from Berlin to the British questionnaire
will be so worded.
"A frank and reassuring response to
that question, I am sure, would signalize a return to confi¬
dence in Europe."
The subsequent statement by Prime
MiMster Baldwin, urging a peace alliance of Great Britain,
France and Germany provided additional indication of the
importance attached to this matter by the British Govern¬
ment.
Members of the Liberal and Labor parties assailed
the declarations by Captain Eden bitterly.
It was pointed
out that the Government had no word of sympathy for
Ethiopia and no word of condemnation for the country that
used poison gases against the black natives, in contravention\
of treaty obligations.
"It means truckling to a dictator,"
a
Labor member shouted.
David Lloyd George, as the
leader of a small remnant of Liberal followers, waxed in¬
dignant over the abandonment of the League.
Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin closed the discussion
with a statement fully supporting the Foreign Secretary,
and with a warrnng to the British people that war with a
nearby Power might cost them their fives, since the first
blow may come from the air.
Collective security failed in
its recent test, he admitted, but he expressed the hope that
it would not do so again.
"I regard it as of first importance,"
Mr. Baldwin added, "that Germany, France and ourselves
should work for peace throughout all Europe, side by side."
That
the
British
move
to
end sanctions would
have
the
passive support of the French Government was made known
promptly in Paris.
France cannot take or share the lead
in ending sanctions, French officials said, but would second
the British endeavors.
The
on June 26 in order to
problems, but the Council
of the debate until the
meeting of the Assembly on June 30.
During the interim,
all arrangements were made in protracted private conversa¬
tions between British and French representatives at Geneva.
Italy refused to send delegates to the gatherings, because
League of Nations Council met
consider
sanctions
and
other
contented itself with postponement
it
was
decided at Geneva that Hade Selassie,
the
former
Emperor of EtMopia, would be given a hearing.
When the
Assembly met on June 30, Hafie Selassie rose to address
the delegates, but there was a long interruption occasioned
by booing and catcalls from a handfull of Italian press
representatives in the press gallery. After the Italians were
ejected the former Emperor spoke at length, in Ms native
Amharic tongue, on the trials of the EtMopian people and
the dread effects of the poison gas employed by the Italian
invaders.
He accussed the League of abandoning EtMopia
to Italy and reminded the Geneva gathering of its promises
of aid.
He called on the League not to create the fatal
precedent of bowing to force by accepting the Italian con¬
quest, and told the delegates that "God and Mstory will
remember your judgment."
The appeal was described
aptly in one press dispatch as "skillful but ineffective."
The remainder of the session
on
June 30
was
devoted to
commuMcation from Rome setting forth the
Italian case.
As on previous occasions, Italy proclaimed
that she was undertaking a "sacred mission of civilization,"
wMch she "proposes to carry out according to the principles
of the League Covenant and of other international deeds
which set forth the duties and tasks of civilizing Powers."
In a general discussion wMch followed on July 1 it was
made manifest that EtMopia has nothing more to hope for
from the League.
The implication was that the EtMopian
people will be left to do the best they can for themselves,
a
report to the New York "Times" said.
"The League
wishes to forget them and start anew," the dispatch added.
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden, expressing the British
point of view, remarked that the League must face the failure
of the sanctions policy.
In the existing circumstances,
continuance of sanctions could not serve any useful purpose,
a
reading of
he said.
a
But he maintained that the failure to make the
rule of law
the rule of force should not signify
League. Premier Leon Blum, of
France, hardly mentioned sanctions in a speech that was
described as curiously idealistic, but he indicated clearly
enough that France could not further any such policy against
Italy i. as was implied by continued economic reprisals.
prevail
abandonment
of
over
the
,
M.
♦
Blum declared that France would oppose any
.League
changes inclined to make that body "academic" in nature.
The Russian Foreign Commissar, Maxim Litvinoff, sided
with M. Blum in his opposition to any curtailment of the
police powers of the League.
He proposed again the
negotiation of regional pacts of non-aggression and mutual
assistance, as supplements for the League Covenant. Charles
te Water, representative of the Union of South Africa, was
the only one of the many speakers who espoused the cause
of sanctions.
In ringing tones he declared that three of
the most powerful nations in the world are about to admit
their inability to protect a weak nation from destruction,
but the speech aroused nothing more than admiration.
On July 2 a proposal was made by a Swiss delegate that the
Committee on Coordination meet immediately to lift the
against Italy, and the gathering thus began to
rapidly to its appointed end.
Some threats of with¬
drawal were heard in that session from small nations, while
sanctions
move
urged earnestly that the collaboration of the
a reformed League should be sought.
others
United
States in
;
Dardanelles Conference
>
international conferences of
started at Montreux, Switzerland, on
June 22, when representatives of eight countries gathered
to debate a formal Turkish demand for the right to refortify
the Dardanelles.
In contrast with the German procedure
of military moves in defiance of the Versailles and Locarno
treaties, Turkey decided to seek revision of existing treaties
by negotiation, thus testing the claim, made with some
justification by defeated countries of the World War, that
treaty provisions for alteration of the existing status are dead
letters.
Much praise was heaped on the Turks for adopting
this strictly legal procedure, but the initial course of the
conference indicates that the Turks may get little else but
praise.
Britain, France, Russia and Japan were the principal
countries represented at Montreux as the gathering started,
One of the most significant
recent
while
years
some
was
of the smaller Mediterranean counties also sent
delegates, Italy refused to attend, but sent a message making
"complete reservations" regarding any decisions to be
reached.
The turkish delegation presented a draft conven¬
tion which, in effect, would restore the control of that coun¬
try over the straits. Strenuous objections promptly were ex¬
pressed by all the other countries represented, and it was on
that note that the conference adjourned so that the delegates
could attend the League of Nations meetings at Geneva.
The discussion
Steel
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MONTHLY REVIEW
July, 1936]
on
Operations
the Dardanelles is to be resumed.
at
New
High
Rate—Non-Ferrous
Steel ingot production, which fell
of May as compared with
off slightly during the
the preceding month,
showed an increase in each successive week during June,
reaching, at the close of the latter month, the highest level
since May 1930.
The "Iron Age," in its issue of July 2,
stated that the steel industry enjoyed a relatively good halfyear; and that with daily ingot output in June 1936 having
been at practically as high a rate as in May, total production
month
was
low for the movement; lead sales were below the aver¬
With business activity holding at an encouraging rate,
producers of non-ferrous metals were more optimistic during
a new
age.
the week ended June 24
about 21,800,000 tons.
This was, added the "Age," above
the first six months' out¬
put in eight of the last 15 years, and compares with an aver¬
age six months' production in that period of only 18,890,000
tons.
The total output for the first half of the current year
amounted to 85% of the average first six months' production
in the so-called boom years of 1926 to 1930, inclusive, and
was far above the average for the last five depression
years
and exceeded average first half output in the 1921-1925 period
by a comfortable margin.
The American Iron and Steel
Institute reported the steel mills of the country as operating
at an estimated capacity of 68.2% for the week beginning
June 1 (compared with 67.9% for the preceding seven-day
period); for the week beginning June 8 operation! rose to
69.5%, for the following week to 70.0%, for the week be¬
ginning June 22 to 70.2% and for the week beginning June 29
to 74.0%.
A year ago, mills were reported to be operating
at 32.8% of capacity.
Third quarter prices on sheets and
hot-rolled strip steel have been tested by spot demand since
second quarter books were closed.
As a result, "The Iron
Age" composite price of finished steel was advanced on
June 30 from 2.097c. to 2.122c. a pound, which compares
with 2.124c. a year previous.
When higher prices on bars,
plates and shapes become effective during the first week of
July, finished steel will be moved up an additional 74c. a
net ton, according to the "Iron Age".
The pig iron com¬
posite was unchanged throughout the month at $18,84 a
gross ton, as against $17.84 a year ago.
After declining on
June 2 from $13.08 to $12.92
a gross ton and on June 9 to
The "Iron Age" composite of steel scrap rose on
June 16 to $12.75 and on June 30 to $12.96; this latter price
compares with $10.75 in effect at the close of June last year.
As to non-ferrous metals, "Metal and Mineral
Markets,"
reported during the month as follows: "Sales of lead and
zinc in the week that ended June 3
were in good
volume,
buying was rather orderly and exerted no particular
influence on prices; tin received a severe jolt on the absence
of support in London.
Except for a good volume of busi¬
ness in zinc, the market for
major non-ferrous metals was
inactive during the week ended June 10, with demand for
lead quieted down considerably.
The political news from
Europe did not improve in tone in the week ended June 17
and London prices for tin, lead and zinc declined; the weak¬
but the
the immediate outldok; zinc;
tion
improved on some good buying and the decline in price
4.85c., St. Louis, was regarded in several quarters as an
unexpected concession to consumers.
The ending of sanc¬
tions against Italy, as well as renewed confidence in the5
Continental political situation, brought out a good volume
of business in copper in the foreign division of the market.
Purchases of lead increased during the week ended July 1; this
brought out a better feeling in that division of the market for
to
non-ferrous metals.
Copper during the last week was quiet
here, and less active than recently in Europe. The Interna-1
tional Tin Committee on June 25 recommended to the signa- *
tory governments that the exports quota
be increased to 90%:
from
85% of standard tonnages for the quarter ended Sept.
30,1936." The price of copper remained unchanged through¬
out the month at 9.50c., Connecticut Valley.
Lead at New
Zinc at New York on June 22
York held at the 4.60c. level.
declined 5 points to 5.223^c. Tin at New York showed con¬
tinued weakness throughout the month.
The latter metal,
which closed on May 29, 1936, at 44.75c., was quoted on
June 1 at 44.50c.; on June 2,
June 4, 43.25c.; on June 5,
44.00c.; on June 3, 42.75c.; on
43.87^c.; on June 8, 43.00c.;
on June 9, 42.50c.; on June 10,
42.123^c.; on June 11, 42.62)^c.; on June 12, 42.50c.; on June 15, 41.50c.; on June 16,
41.623^c.; on June 17, 41.37}^c.; on June 18, 41.10c.; on
June 19, 41.50c.; on June 22, 41.87)/£c.; on June 23, 42.623^c.; on June 24, 42.75c.; on June 25, 41.623^c.; on
June 26, 40.50c.; on June 29, 40.62)^c., and on June 30,
41.00c.
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Lumber Production Exceeds New Business
The lumber
industry during the week ended June 27, 1936,
71% of the 1929 average of production and 73% of
shipments, the heavy record being partly due to the antici¬
pated increase in freight costs beginning June 30.
For the
11th consecutive week, new orders were below production.
Shipments during the June 27th week showed a slight excess
over output.
Production in the latter period, according to
reports to the National Lumber Manufacturers Association
from regional associations covering the operations of impor¬
stood at
tant hardwood
and4softwood mills, was approximately 50%
corresponding week of 1935 when output
largely suspended by strikes; shipments
47 % and orders 48 % above the corresponding figures for
above that for the
the West
in
were
the
same
was
week last year.
;
During the„week ended June 27 a total of 554 mills re¬
ported production of 252,951,000 feet of hardwoods and
softwoods combined; shipments- of 252,522,000 feet and
orders booked of 228,149,000 feet.
For the preceding week;
586 mills produced 253,344,000 feet, shipped 230,016,000
feet and received orders for 241,574,000 feet.
For the week
ended June, 13, reports from 579 mills showed production of
254,603,000 feet, shipments of 235,249,000 feet and new
business of 228,578,000 feet.
For the week ended June 6,
a
total of 567 mills produced 258,165,000 feet, shipped
240,104,000 feet and received orders for 226,654,000 feet.
All regions but Southern Pine reported orders below pro¬
duction during the week ended June 27.
All reported ship¬
ments below output except Southern Pine, West Coast,
California Redwood and Northern Hemlock.
All softwood
regions but California Redwood reported orders
above those
corresponding week of last year; all but Southern Pine,
Southern Cypress and Northern Pine reported shipments
above last year and all reported production above except
of the
Northern Hemlock.
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Hides, Leather and Footwear
The; First National Bank of Boston, in its "New England
Letter," under date of June 29, comments upon these mar¬
kets
follows:
as
"The
fall
footwear
and the volume
turn
in
factory
season
has
started
this year,
early
of initial business booked suggests an up¬
schedules
in
coming
weeks.
Prices are
";U•
unchanged.
•,-
high point
of its spring activity in March, drifted to a mid-season low
in June, subsequently advancing to a fall peak in August
or
September.
With a view to spreading the autumn
activity over a wider area, fall shoe exhibits this year were
pushed one month ahead.
"Production in past years usually reached the
e
.
$12.67,
•
over
the beginning of the period, but the sit'ua--
very weak at
was
Metals
Continue Quiet
of steel in the first six months
in zinc abroad exerted a depressing influence on the
market for that metal in this country, notwithstanding the
fact that the statistics here were excellent; Straits tin made
ness
"A record attendance of
buyers viewed the largest num¬
ber of exhibits ever displayed in the Boston Shoe
Fair early
trade reports indicate that business booked
exceeded expectations.
While output in April fell 6% below
March, and May production is expected to reveal a still
further decline, the trade is hopeful that the usual between
season interlude may be less pronounced in June and July.
"Tanners have just closed one of the most active white
leather seasons in their history.
The rate at which hides
in
June,
have
and
been
soaked
has
run
heavier than
a
year
ago
and,
although operations have lately revealed some recession, the
movement is believed to be partially seasonal and in part
occasioned
than
by the tendency for hide prices to rise faster
values.
Fall business is just starting and
leather
MONTHLY
10
broader.
is
inquiry
With
shoe
reduced inventories of leather,
est in fall shoes presages an
in coming
manufacturers
carrying
the recently improved inter¬
increased demand for leather
weeks.
"Hides have moved
briskly during the past two months
at advancing prices.
Light cows at 1134c. are at the high
point of *the year and only lc. below the 1935 peak.
This
rise in hide prices unaccompanied by an advance in leather
values is making it increasingly difficult for the tanner to
get replacement costs out of his finished product.
"Seasonal
factors, governed chiefly by the improving
quality of hides, are a supporting influence to prices.
More¬
being gradually reduced.
Barring
political and monetary developments abroad that might
weaken sterling and stimulate imports, the ratio of supply
to the present rate of consumption is favorable to sustained
over,
raw
stocks
hide values.
had
are
Finally, the fall shoe and leather
season
has
early and favorable start which, with a sustained
consumer demand for shoes, encourages the trade to antici¬
an
pate good business in the months immediately ahead."
Grains
Domestic
wheat
prices continued their downward trend
during the early part of the past month, but subsequently
scored sharp advances. While crop news from the Northwest
during the early part of the month was less indicative of
good yields, the result of drought, scattered rains temporarily
allayed fears of serious damage and tended to create a selling
movement.
Reports from the winter wheat belt that har¬
vesting was well under way, and intimations from Winnipeg
that the Canadian Government
endeavoring to reduce
its holdings of the spring staple as rapidly as possible also
made buyers cautious.
Furthermore, the recent passage of
the Commodity Exchange Bill caused more or less bewilder¬
ment among cash interests and traders as
they professed to
lack
was
satisfactory explanation as to what could or could not
be done by the grain exchanges and handlers of commodities.
These uncertainties, however, appeared to be soon forgotten.
Active buying developed and the markets advanced precipitantly.
The sharp advance was based largely on a
a
renewal of unfavorable weather conditions in the Northwest
where heavy damage was reported owing to the absence of
sufficient rain. In fact, the greater part of the Dakotas and
Montana
eastern
said to
were
be
irreparably damaged to
that only small yields were now possible,
even
with very favorable weather conditions
during the
remainder of the growing season.
According to some ad¬
such
an
extent
vices, conditions in
many sections of these States were about
the worst in the recollection of observers.
There has also
been much uncertainty as to how the Canadian
crop is to
get along and particularly in the western portion of Canada
where there has been moisture
deficiency.
The winter wheat
crop also lost ground during the latter part of the month.
Dry conditions were intensified in many of the important
growing areas. Drought and heat were reported as having
caused much shriveling and to have reduced
yields materially
Moreover, infestation by grasshoppers was said to be un¬
usually heavy especially in Iowa, Kansas, Oklahoma,
Missouri and Nebraska. Foreign crop
reports have been of
little significance up to the present time, but action of the
markets abroad has been so
irregular that it tended to
create more uncertainty than
usually prevails at this season.
On June 10 the United States
Department of Agriculture
placed the winter wheat crop as of June 1 at 481,870,000
bushels.
While this amount was
considerably above last
year's production of 433,447,000 bushels, it was far below
the 1928-32 average, and about 20,000,000 bushels under the
average of June private estimates.
Corn, oats and rye also scored sharp advances during the
month. Buying of corn was influenced
by dry weather over
the greater part of the
corn-producing States with claims
that unless general and timely rains
appeared soon, the crop
would
turn
out
much
smaller
than
earlier expectations.
fairly liberal primary
receipts and prices were well maintained. The Department of
Agriculture placed the rye crop as of June 1 at 33,429,000
bushels, compared with 35,253,000 bushels a month ago,
57,936,000 bushels a year ago and the 1928-32 average of
38,655,000 bushels. In Chicago the July option for wheat
closed on June 30 at 92 %c. as against an opening price of
84 Mc. on June 1. At Winnipeg the
July wheat option closed
on June 30 at 80 %c. as against an
opening of 76 £*>c. on June
1. July corn in Chicago closed at 66c. on June 30
compared
with an opening of 59 %c. on June 1.
July oats closed at
2934c. as against the opening of 25c. on June 1, July rye
closed at 63 34° as compared with the opening price of 53 %g.
Active
cash
demand
absorbed
the
•
on
June 1.
Sugar
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Sugar "futures" moved within comparatively narrow limits
during the early part of the month, rallied to new highs
around the middle of the month and subsequently reacted
and ended lower.
During the early part of the month,
traders were inclined to await further news from Washington
in
regard to pending legislation before making new commit¬
Later passage by the Senate of the Jones-O'Mahoney
ments.
,
resolution which called for the continuance of sugar quotas
for 1936 and 1937 but eliminated processing taxes, benefit
payments and contracts with producers, prompted specula¬
tive buying and a sharp advance in prices.
Subsequently an
unexpected announcement by the Secretary of Agriculture
REVIEW
of
quota increase caught the market unprepared and a sell¬
movement under prices reacted.
The Secretary an¬
nounced an increase of 203,062 tons in the 1936 U. S. con-;
a
ing
sumption requirements and ordered continental and insular quotas revised accordingly.
In the meantime, refiners were
not too concerned with the raw market.
Although with¬
drawals of refined sugar increased, refiners refrained from
buying raws in any quantity as they were amply supplied
for the present and were not interested in acquiring more
raw sugar except at reduced prices.
Producing interests on
the other hand were said to be in good financial condition and
not obliged to press sales.
Sales of Cuban raw sugars during
the month included the following all C. & F. exclusive of:
duty.
On June 3, prompt at 2.85c.; on June 9, July arrival
at 2.85c.; on June 10, July shipment at 2.90c.; on June 19, '
early July shipment at 2.85c.; and on June 24, August ship¬
ment at 2.85c.
The wholesale price for refined sugar was
quoted by all refiners at 5.00c. throughout the month.
Coffee
The general tendency of prices for coffee "futures" was
downward during the past month.
July liquidation in ad¬
vance of first notice day on June 26 was
among the factors
responsible for the easiness.
There was also a general ab¬
sence of outside speculative interest, while
spot marketsv
failed to develop any acthjity.
News from Brazil that the j
Consultative
Brazilian
Council had
National Coffee Department a
to
the
the
which should amount to about 5,800,000 bags if
attains 23,000,000 bags was practically ignored.
next crop
the
recommended
25% sacrifice quota
crop
From Brazil also
came
on
the first official estimate of the 1936-37
Sao Paulo crop, the Institute of that State
estimating the
yield at 14,500,000 bags.
With other Brazilian States pro¬
ducing around 6,000,000 bags a crop of 20,500,000 bags
would be indicated
No. 7 Rio was quoted on June 30 at 7c. against 6J^@7c.
May 29; (May 30 a holiday); against 6April 30; 634c.
March 31; 6M®. Feb. 29; 6J4@7c. Jan. 31; 634c. Dec. 31;
634@6%c. Nov. 30; 634@6%c.
Oct. 31; 6%@7c. Sept.
30; 634c. Aug. 31; 634@6^4c. July31; 634@6^4c. June 29;
6K@734c. May 31; 634@7e. April 30; 734c. March 30,
ah in 1935.
No. 7 Santos
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quoted June 30 at 7]4@734c. the same
as on
May 29; against 734@7%c. April 30; the same as
March 31; 8@834c. Feb. 29; 8@834c. Jan.31; 7%@7%e.
Dec. 31, unchanged from Nov. 30; 7^@734c- on Oct. 31;
7^@834c. Sept. 30; 734 @7^c. Aug. 31; 734c. July 31;
754@7Mc. June 29; 7^c. May 31; 734c. April 30; 834c.
March 30, all in 1935.
was
Rubber
Crude rubber continued rather
quiet during the period
undertone remained steady.
to pay higher prices,
hoping that the increase in export quotas, becoming effective
July 1, and amounting to about 5,000 tons monthly, may
change the present rather tight spot situation.
Meanwhile,
however, stocks in U. S. warehouses continued their steady
decline.
The unexpected reduction of freight rates for rubber
from Singapore and Batavia failed to exert any influence on
the spot situation, although futures registered a sharp, but
short-lived reaction.
While U.S. crude rubber consumption
during May fell somewhat short of earlier estimates, its total
remained above 50,000 tons.
In the closing days of the
month prices stiffened materially, chiefly because of reports
that the International Rubber Regulation Committee has ad¬
under
review,
Factories
although
were
the
somewhat
hesitant
the export quotas.
quoted at
1634c. asked June 30, against 15 ll-16c. asked on May 29
(May 30 a holiday), against 1534c. asked April 30, the same
as on March 31; against 15%c. asked Feb. 29, 15c.; asked Jan
31; 1334c. Dec. 31, 1935; 1334c. asked on Nov. 30; 13%c.
asked on Oct. 31; 11 15-16c. asked on Sept. 30; 1134c. asked
on Aug. 31; 1234®. asked July 31; 12 7-16c. asked June 29;
12 3-16c. asked on May 31; 11 £4c. asked April 30, and 1134c.
journed without taking
any
action
on
Ribbed smoked sheets for spot delivery were
asked
on
March 30, 1935.
k
Textiles
The textile trades
were
rather active during the early part
June, but towards the end of the month, a moderate re¬
cession .was noticeable in
most divisions.
Promotional
events helped retail trade to maintain its brisk activity, de¬
spite the fact that inclement weather and drought conditions
in some parts of the country served to retard buying in the
affected sections.
Wholesale trade made a very good show¬
of
ing.
During the early part of the month re-orders on Sum¬
goods were received in heavy volume, and later consider¬
able initial buying of fall goods made its appearance. Whole¬
mer
their part, placed substantial orders in many lines,
to cover their long postponed requirements, in
view of steadily rising prices.
The raw cotton market,
moving mostly under the influence of adverse weather re¬
ports, was quite active.
The severe drought in many sec¬
tions of the belt induced speculative buying, and prices for
new crop months rose sharply, while the only old crop month
moved in a narrow range, under the influence of Government
pool liquidation.
Additional support was furnished by the
favorable American and world consumption figures of Ameri-,
can cotton.
About the middle of June, reports of beneficial
salers,
being
rains
on
eager
brought partial relief to the drought-stricken areas, and
extensive profit
taking and speculative selling set in, but
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MONTHLY
July, 1936]
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offerings were well absorbed by trade buying and mills
price fixing.
In the closing days of the month, the announce¬
ment that 12-cent loan cotton of the remaining Government
holdings of approximately 3,500,000 bales
would again be
released without any limitation as to quantity perviously
fixed at 1,000,000 bales, caused some irritation in the market,
and
a
mild reaction
developed due to profit-taking and more
Spot cotton
1, and, mtn
minor setbacks, advanced to 12.41c. June 22.
Frorn tnat
point the price receded to 12.16c. June 24, hut reached a
new high of 12.49c. June 27, and on June 30 closed at
l2-^Trading in print cloths was rather active during most of the
month.
Rising prices, supported by the steady advance in
raw cotton, caused an active buying movement and sales
exceeded production by a considerable margin.
Towards
the end of the month a moderate let-up occurred, as buyers
favorable weather reports from the Southwest.
here in New York was quoted at 11.79c.
June
were
said to have covered immediate
needs.
With stocks,
however, reported to be comparatively low, and with mills
having acquired a sufficient backlog of unfilled orders, an
early resumption of active trading appeared likely.
cloths at Fall River for 28-inch 64-60's was quoted at 3>k<?.
June 1.
On June 2 the price rose to 4c. and on June 26 the
quotation
was
again raised to 4%c., at which figure
The price of 27-inch 64-60's was
the month.
it cl°®bd
4c. June 30,
Osnaburgs were quoted at 8^gc.
compared with 8iHjc. May 29.
Cotton consumption
during the month of May, as reported
by the Census bureau on June 13, amounted to 530,799 bales
of lint and 64,670 bales of linters, as against 576,762 hales
of lint and 61,450 bales of linters in April, but only 470,412
bales of lint and 64,583 bales of linters in May 1935.
The woolen goods market showed a further moderate de¬
cline in trading of men's wear goods.
Mills received some
re-orders on Fall suitings and topcoatings as well as a few
orders on Spring goods, although these lines will not be
opened before the beginning of July.
Retail clothing cen¬
ters continued their good showing on summer, sports and
beach wear, although the anticipated spurt from bonus
money spending appeared rather slow in materializing.
Trading in women's wear fabrics remained quite active.
Mills again received a good volume of re-orders on Fall
goods, while garment manufacturers reported a good response
to their new fall lines.
Consumer interest in white and pas¬
tel coats as well as sports and beach wear continued una-
as
against 3J^c. May 29.
June 30
in the United States
bated.
.
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers were quoted June 30
at $1.59 @$1.64, against $1.49 @$1.54, May 29 (May 30 a
holiday); against $1.66@$1.71 April 30; $1.83@$1.88
March 31; $1.61 @$1.65 Feb. 29; $1.87@$1.92 Jan. 31;
$2.04@$2.09 Dec. 31, 1935; $2.11 ^@$2.15)^ Nov. 30;
$2.20@$2.25 Oct. 31; $2.05@$2.10 Sept. 30; $1.72@$1.79
Aug. 31; $1.50@$1.64 July 31; $1.36@$1.41 June 30;
$1.35@$1.40 May 31; $1.36@$1.41 April 30, and $1.32@
$1.37 March 30, all in 1935.
.
.
In the case of the 20-22 deniers Japanese crack double
,
,
,
quoted at $1.63 @$1.68 June 30, against $1.44
May 29; $1.61 @$1.66 April 30; $1.84 @$1.86
31; $1.63@$1.68 Feb. 29; $1.89@$1.94 Jan. 31;
$2.03@$2.08 Dec. 31, 1935; $1.89^@$1.94^ Nov. 30
$2.08@$2.13 Oct. 31; $1.93@$1.98 Sept. 30; $1.70@$1.75
Aug. 31; $1.51 @$1.56 July 31; $1.30@$1.35 June 30; $1.33@
$1.38 May 31; $1.32@$1.37 April 30, and $1.31@$1.36
March 30, all in 1935.
extra
were
@$1.49
March
Petroleum and Its Products
June
fairly dull month in the domestic petroleum
industry.
Scattered price revisions, none of any major
importance, provided most of the headlines in the crude
division, although an uneasy under-current continued due
to the sustained high rate of production of oil throughout
the country.
Rodessa again provided some excitement as
was
a
Louisiana control authorities ordered
a
substantial increase
in the State's allowable for June.
C Most
advances
important of the crude price changes were the
posted in the Elk Hill section by the Standard Oil
Co. of California
on
June 23.
The field
was
one
of those
omitted from the general mark-up a few months ago because
its crude output then was far above current market demand
in the section.
Standard of California lifted the price
schedule from its former $0.65-1.04 range to a new top of
$0.70-1.38
a
barrel.
••
; The price increase was significant only in that it indicated
further progress in bringing all California fields into line
with current
market demand.
Alamitos Heights, DominLakeview and Midway Sunset are now the only Cali¬
fornia oil-producing sections where the crude price is below
the State level.
As soon as production in these areas is cut
back to approximate market demand, it was indicated,
prices
will
be
advanced to levels even with other areas in
guez,
California.
\
'
; A tight production situation brought the fourth advance
in seven months in crude oil prices in the Central field in
,
j
/
V
Michigan
June 18, prices moving
up 10 cents a barrel to
$1.43.
A similar advance in the Ogemaw crude structure
jifted prices there to $1.23 a barrel.
The advances are
readily understood when it is recognized that Michigan
refineries are using some 80,000 barrels of crude oil
daily,
against daily average production in the area of less than
35,000 barrels. ■
on
.
The third revision in crude oil prices during June was a
of 10 cents a barrel at the Sunburst, Mont., fields on
June 9 by the Ohio Oil Co. to $1.15 a barrel.
Coming on
cut
the heels
of
widespread talk in the industry of
a
possible
general lowering of crude oil unless crude production was
pared, the cut attracted more attention as a psychological
factor
than its market importance justified.
Ohio Oil is
only purchaser in the affected area, and the flow of
crude there is not economically important enough to affect
other fields.
>, '
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A sharp increase voted in the Louisiana allowable for July
threw some uncertainty over the effectiveness of the "moral
suasion" which had been exerted upon control authorities
there to hold production down in cooperation with other
major oil-producing States.
Inasmuch as Louisiana is not
a member of the
Interstate Compact Commission there is
no legal
way in which its output can be curved save by action
of the Louisiana Conservation Commission.
Just prior to
the
the
news
of the increase had
come
an
announcement that
the Texas Railroad Commission would hold its
long-sought
meeting with Louisiana oil control authorities to settle the
controversies rising out of the fact that half of the Rodessa
field is in Louisiana, the other half in Texas.
The 8,000 barrel increase ordered in the July allowable for
the State lifted Louisiana's daily quota to 224,900 barrels
daily
Well over half of the aggregate increase went to the
Louisiana section of Rodessa.
to
daily
Production there
was
lifted
allowable of 55,000 barrels for the 150
wells in the section, against the former quota of 50,750
barrels.
R. L. Maestri, Conservation Commissioner, and
Dr. J. A. Shaw, director of the Minerals Division, in signing
the new allowable orders, held that "prospects were bright"
that Louisiana would produce about $80,000,000 of oil this
year.
Past appeals to Governor Noe by representatives of
other oil-producing States on high production allowables in
Louisiana have brought the reply that inasmuch as the State
benefits through increased taxes when crude output runs
high, it is to the State's best interest to increase its crude
production.
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a
average
.
Oklahoma
authorities
continued
to
move
toward
lower
production of crude there to guard against any possible
threat to the oil price structure.
An allowable of 526,175
barrels of crude oil daily for July was recommended by
operators at the Statewide Corporation Commission hearing
at Oklahoma City on June 25.
The recommended level is
only 1,300 barrels above the June quota and is 43,675 barrels
under the 569,800-bairel level suggested by the United
States Bureau of Mines.
Dispatches from Oklahoma dis¬
closed that oil
mended level
men
there felt that the Government-recom¬
too
high, and since Texas was taking action
production that Oklahoma should co¬
operate.
The entire 1,300-barrel increase was allotted to
new wildcat wells, other pools being asked to hold to their
to
further
was
curtail
June allowables.
"
^
week earlier than the Oklahoma Commission,
the Texas Railroad Commission heard its Chairman, Ernest
O. Thompson, tell oil men attending the Statewide proration
hearing at Austin that further cuts in the State's daily
average crude oil allowable were needed to cope with the
increase in output as a result of the completion of new
wells and the discovery of further producing areas.
Pointing
out that much of the cut of 55,000 barrels ordered on May 20
had been offset by the rise of nearly 45,000 barrels in pro¬
duction from new wells, Chairman Thompson said that
there was only one answer—further curtailment of the
State's allowable.
Oil men attending the meeting promised
cooperation.
The Federal Tender Board No. 1 at Kilgore, Texas, on
July 1 started furnishing daily reports of tank car shipments
from the East Texas fields to Texas officials engaged in the
administration of the State gasoline laws, acting under
orders announced by Secretary of the Interior Ickes on
June 18.
The orders disclosed that the daily reports would
show the tank car number and initial capacity, contents,
shipper, consignee and the destination of each shipment.
The special grand jury convened in Madison, Wis., to
hear charges of unfair trade practices preferred against major
oil companies by a group of independent distributors and
indicted W. A. Tracy, of Fort Worth, Texas, bulk sales
manager of the Sinclair Refining Co. in its Southwestern
district, on a charge of perjury.
The indictment listed
38 counts of perjury, charging that Mr. Tracy had com¬
mitted the alleged perjury during his testimony before the
grand jury during its six-week session.
The jury recessed
until July 7, when it will hold further hearings.
The completion of the arrangements between the Standard
Oil Co. of California and the Texas Corp. by which the
latter will market crude and refined products from Standard
of California's properties on Bahrein Island, in the Persian
Gulf, through its foreign subsidiaries, was announced in a
joint statement signed by the heads of both companies
Meeting
a
issued late in June.
"After several months of
negotiation," it was announced,
has been reached between the Standard Oil
Co. of California and the Texas Corp. through which the
production of crude oil of Standard of California, east of
Suez, and the petroleum products from the refinery which
"an agreement
is
now
under
construction
at
Bahrein,
will be marketed
through the foreign distributing facilities of subsidiaries of
the Texas Corp.
The capacity of the refinery at Bahrein,
MONTHLY REVIEW
which is nearing completion, is to be expanded, while ad¬
ditional marketing facilities will be erected where necessary.
"To
this
accomplish
purpose
corporation,
new
a
the
California-Texas Oil Co., Ltd., has been organized, each of
the
parent companies having equal representation
the
on
board of directors," it was
Co. will be represented by
continued.
"The Standard Oil
J. A. Moffett, who will become
Chairman of the board; R. H. Morrison, as Vice-President,
and Max Thornburg as Vice-President.
The Texas Corp.
will be represented by M. M. Heeiron, who will become
President; J. V. Murry, as director, and William Kunstadter
as
Secretary and Treasurer."
/
Crude oil price changes posted during June follow:
,
June 9—The
Ohio
Oil
lowered crude oil in
Co.
the
Sunburst, Mont.,
field 10 cents to $1,15 a barrel.
.
June 18—An increase of 10 cents a barrel
.
,
posted in crude oil prices
was
in the Central Michigan field to $1,43 a barrel, a similar advance in
Ogemaw
crude lifting the schedule there to $1,23 a barrel
June 23—Standard Oil Co.
Hills from
a
range
of California lifted
of 65 cents to $1.04 to
a range
crude oil prices
of 70 cents to $1.38
at Elk
a
barrel.
Feature of the refined products market
during June was
the sharp decline in gasoline stocks as the normal summer
seasonal expansion in
consumption drew heavily upon the
industry's holdings.
Continued high, operating rates of
refineries, however, prevented the sharply higher demand
from making as substantial inroads as
might have been
possible.
Fluctuations in retail gasoline prices were limited to pricewars in certain scattered areas
throughout the nation, where
strictly local competitive conditions brought subnormal
prices in their wake. Metropolitan New York City and
certain parts of New England suffered from such conditions
during June. Mid-West gasoline markets strengthened as
consumption rose.
Eastern coast fuel oil prices suffered
seasonal weakness.
The
sharpness of the decline in motor fuel stocks is shown
figure of finished and unfinished gasoline of
68,441,000 barrels, off nearly 5,500,000 barrels from the
peak reached on April 4 last.
Some success in reducing the
high operating rates of refinery also had become apparent
toward the close of June, the rate for the
period ended June 27
of 78.6% of capacity
comparing with the record high of
80.8% set late in May.
Representative price changes, indicating market con¬
ditions throughout the United States, follow:
in the June 27
June 2—Several
Los Angeles area
independents
to
a
advanced
unbranded
gasoline
in
the
Oil
gallon, against former
a
Co.
of
New
York,
marketing
subsidiary
of
Socony-Vacuum, lifted retail gasoline % to lc. a gallon throughout New
Boston "pump" prices were lifted %c. to 13 cents, while %c.
England.
markups were posted throughout the remainder of the territory.
June 15—Normal prices were restored in
several sections in the New
York City area where local conditions had
brought prices down sharply.
was
cut
a
gallon at Baltimore and Norfolk.
demand for
June 20—"6for$l" and
politan New York
June 20—Retail
as
"7 for $1" gasoline signs reappeared in metro¬
June
on
for
the
notes.
The
3.
In addition to these
operations, the Treasury on June 15
of approximately $1,600,000,000.^
bonds, issued in $50 denominations,
which had been turned in to the Treasury for cash amounted
to $724,000,000 on June 30.
Interest due on the public
debt on June 15 amounted to $116,000,000,
of which
$70,000,000 was paid on that day.
Incident to the June 15
financing operations, the public debt outstanding increased
$2,643,000,000 to a new record total of $34,331,355,867.
issued
The
bonds
veterans'
amount
of these
The latter total would be reduced
veterans
surrendered their
bonus
the extent to which
to
bonds for cash.
In the last week of June the
Treasury discontinued the
weekly offerings of discount bills in excess of the $50,000,000
maturities.
For a period of eight weeks,
extending from
May 6 to June 24, the Treasury sold $100,000,000 of dis¬
count bills, compared with maturities of
$50,000,000.
The
extra $50,000,000 of cash so raised
every week went to build
up the Treasury's deposit balance in preparation for the
payment of the soldiers' bonus.
A total of $400,000,000 of
cash was raised through the sale of bills.
The common
maturity date of all of these extra bill issues was Dec. 15,
1936.
The average discount at which these bill issues were
taken tended to increase in the first half of the month and
thereafter was shaded downward slightly.
The details of the sales of
basis
are
Treasury bills sold
given in the following tables:
Bills
Bills
Offered
Dated
on a
discount
Amount of
June
31936
31936
Dec.
15 1936
195 days
May. 28 1936
June
June
41936
June 10 1936
Dec.
15 1936
188 days
41931
June 10 1936
Mar. 10 1937
273 days
June 11 1936
June 17 1936
Dec.
15 1936
181 days
273 days
Mar.
3 1937
273 days
Subscrip¬
Offering
Mature
May 28 1936
tions
$50,000,00c $146,415,000
50,000,00C
134,960,000
50,000,00C
152,610,000
50,000,00c
113,830,000
50,000,00C
133,883,000
June 11 1936
June 17 1936
Mar. 17 1937
June
18 1936
June 24 1936
Dec.
15 1936
174 days
50,000,0OC
June
18 1936
June 24 1936
Mar. 24 1937
273 days
July
Mar. 31 1937
273 days
50,OOO.OOC
146,116,000
50.000.00C(I 154,933,000
June 25 1936
1 1936
50,000,00C
116,172,000
135,202,000
To Redeem
Bills
Subscrip¬
Amount
Average
Offered
tions
Accepted
Price
Yield
$50,090,000
99.900
50,295,000
50,140,000
99.902
0.184%
0.218%
0.187%
0.230%
0.191%
0.242%
0.183%
0.240%
0.191%
gasoline
prices
June 24—Standard Oil Co.
a
cent
Boston
at
and
retail
gasoline prices
4 1936
11 1936
June 18 1936
June 25 1936
OF
THE
U.
S.
TREASURY
Maturing
Issue of—
Treasury was passed as the month drew to a close and
Secretary Morgenthau was able to discontinue the sale of
$50,000,000 extra of discount bills every week.
■i
was
made for
the
new
issues which
were
the
pay¬
offered for
subscription by Mr. Morgenthau on June 1.
The offering
consisted of $600,000,000 of
15-18-year 2%% bonds of
1951-54, and $400,000,000 of five-year 1 % % notes of Series
Holders of
1%% notes of Series E-1936, maturing
A-1936, maturing Aug. 1,
exchanging such notes either
June 15, and 3%% notes of Series
were offered the
privilege of
new
bonds
or
the
new
notes.
ma¬
In connection with
the June
financing the Treasury made
special effort to ward off padding of subscriptions.
The
measures adopted to achieve
this end, referred to in our last
month's issue, included a
requirement that subscribers,
other than banking
institutions, remit on subscriptions of
$5,000 or more, 10% of the amount applied for, compared
with 5% previously.
The deposits so made were not with¬
a
securities
had
been
allotted
and
paid for.
Bidders other than banks were not permitted to
enter subscriptions
except for own account, and banks were
required to certify that they had no beneficial interest in
subscriptions submitted for others.
While Mr.
Morgenthau expressed himself
50,012,000
99.816
50,060,000
99.912
50,008,000
99.818
99.855
50,015,000
AND
pleased with
did not appear
reducing the oversubscriptions.
as
the
initial
distribution of the $65,000,000 rapid transit
collateral trust bonds, 4%% series, due May 1, 1966, was an¬
nounced June 16 by Hayden, Stone & Co.; Brown Harriman
& Co., Inc., and Lazard Freres & Co., Inc., managers of the
banking group which offered this issue.
The selling group
agreement relating to the issue was terminated as of the close
of business June 16, all price restrictions on transactions
being
removed and the bonds closing at 100H bid, 100%
asked, as
compared with the original offering price of 100.
60,000,000 Southern Pacific Co.—Kuhn, Loeb & Co. offered on June 10,
subject to approval of the Interstate Commerce Commission,
$60,000,000 10-year 3%% secured bonds due July 1, 1946,
at 98%% and accrued interest, to yield about 3.90% to ma¬
turity.
The proceeds of the sale or these bonds will provide
funds to the Southern Pacific Co. to be used to pay bank loans
aggregating $16,500,000, indebtedness to the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation aggregating $17,000,000, and serial bonds
held by the Public Works Administration of a
principal amount
of $12,000,000.
In addition, the company will purchase from
the RFC a note of St. Louis Southwestern
Ry., guaranteed
as to collection by Southern Pacific
Co., in the principal amount
of
$17,882,250.
involve
a
These payments and note acquisition will
total expenditure of $63,382,250, exclusive of interest.
Treasury funds will be used
to
the extent required over and
nanies will have any indebtedness to
Railroad Credit Corp.
bonds and notes
50,003,000
RAILROAD FINANCING
of
The interest rates
new
50,015,000
50,040,000
$65,000,000 Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp.—Successful completion
above the proceeds to be derived from this
offering.
neither the company nor any of its
the
;
50,031,000
DIVIDENDS IN JUNE
the way the new restrictmns worked
out, it
that they were effective in
on
,
new
,
maturing June 15 was $686,616,400, and of that
turing Aug. 1 was $364,138,000.
the
99.826
99.904
$50,046,000
perceptible improvement was noted in the total volume
security offerings in the domestic market for June as
compared with that for May.
Public utility and industrial
companies participated to a greater extent in the month's new
financing than was the case of railroad and miscellaneous
companies.
However, included in the railroad group was
the $65,000,000 offering of the Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit
Corp., the largest issue brought out during the month and,
in addition, the Southern Pacific Co. offering
consisting of
$60,000,000 10-year 3)4% secured bonds at 98% and ac¬
crued interest to yield about 3.90% to maturity on July 1,
1946.
In the industrial group the Texas Corporation was
likewise successful in obtaining a similar amount of funds
through the $60,000,000 offering of 3)4% debentures at
100 and interest, which became due June 15, 1951.
Below
we give the
larger offerings in June:
of
The amount of the note
issue
drawable until after
50,035,000
,
,
A
a
The
largest peace-time financial transactions of
Treasury fell on the tax date, June 15.
On that date
99.835
50,018,000
NEW SECURITY ISSUES
<
B-1941.
June
June 18 1936
advanced
month unusually crowded with financial
activity for the Treasury.
The bonus payments were
handled, the largest peace-time financing program was
carried out and the
public debt was raised sharply to the
highest total on record.
The peak of the demands on the
was
4 1936
June 11 1936
1
Socony-Vacuum.
of Indiana
$146,415,000
134,960,000
152,610,000
113,830,000
133,883,000
116,172,000
135,202,000
146,116,000
154,933,000
May 28 1936
gallon in Detroit and the
surrounding territory.
THE JUNE FINANCING
June;
lowered
were
May 28 1936
June
June
the price war was revived.
several surrounding markets
by
for the
that
% cent at Baltimore.
June 19—Standard Oil of Ohio advanced retail
gas prices 1 cent a gal¬
Ohio.
ment
bonds exceeded
the
subscription books, incidentally, were closed on June 1
and the receipt of exchange subscriptions was discontinued
No. 4 heating oil
lon at Toledo,
H cent
a
cash
June 18—Standard Oil of New
Jersey lowered No. 2 heating oil and other
light fuels % cent
record for
comparable security, but nevertheless,
on June 9 that $7,054,577,400 of cash subscriptions had been received for the new
issues.
Allotments for cash subscriptions, it was disclosed
on that date, amounted to $1,106,030,650, of which
$670,807,150 was for the bonds and $435,223,500 for the notes.
Cash subscriptions for the 2%% bonds totaled $4,281,856,500 and for the 1%% notes totaled $2,772,720,900.
Allot¬
ments of the new issues in exchange for maturing securities
totaled $1,024,865,700, of which $956,130,700 was for the,
new bonds and $68,735,000 for the new notes.
Thus for the
second consecutive time at a quarter date the market's
on
Secretary Morgenthau announced
June
general level of 15 cents
levels of 12.5 to 13.9 cents.
June 10—Standard
lowest
were
the
Thereafter
transportation system
banks, the RFC,
com-
or to the
826,000,000 Louisville & Nashville RR.—Morgan Stanley
on June 25 offered $26,000,000 1st & ref. mtge.
series E, at 98 and interest, due April 1, 2003.
& Co., Inc.,
334% bonds,
9,280,000 Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.—An issue of $9,280,000 234%
equipment trust certificates was offered June 9 by a banking
group comprising Field, Glore & Co., Cassatt & Co., Inc., and
White, Weld & Co., which was awarded the issue June 8 on
its bid of 101.201.
The certificates mature at the rate or
$928,000 annually from June 15, 1937, to June 15, 1946, and
were priced to yield from 0.50 to 2.40%.
The certificates were issued under the Philadelphia Plan,
subject to approval by the Interstate Commerce Commission,
and are guaranteed as to payment of principal and dividends
by the Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. Co.
Equipment underlying the certificates consists of o.oUU
steel hopper cars, 750 gondola cars,-1,000 steel box cars and
150 specially equipped automobile freight cars.
$25,000,000 Commercial Credit Co.—Offering on June 15 of $25,000,000
434% cum. conv. pref. stock at a price of $101.75 per share.
The offering was underwritten by 38 banking firms representing
all sections of the country, and headed by Kidder, Peabody
& Co. and The First Boston Corp.
12,000,000 Crane Co., Chicago—Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc.: Clark,
Dodge & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.,and Edward B. Smith &
Co. offered on June 18 at 9834. $12,000,000 15-year 334%
sinking fund debentures, which become due June 1,
•
•
•
pectus of 225,000 shares
with
announced June 24
were
new
with
:
the
public June 12 a new issue of $30,000,000 bonds
vertible debentures to
All of the
and its subsidiaries.
First
Boston
25,000,000 Wisconsin Public Service Corp.—The final step in the
corporation's plan for the consolidation of certain properties
located in Wisconsin, simplification of the corporate structure
and reduction of interest charges, was taken June 4 with the
;
public offering of $25,000,000 1st mtge. bonds, 4% series due
1961, at a price of 9934 and int.
The group, which offered
the issue consisted of the First Boston Corp., H. M. Byllesby
& Co., Inc.; Bancamerica-Blair Corp.; W. C. Langley & Co.;
A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.; Emanuel & Co.; Hlasey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc.; Securities Co. of Milwaukee, Inc.; F. S. Moseley & Co.,
Harris, Hall & Co., Inc.; Edgar, Ricker & Co.; Morris F. Fox
& Co., and Granbery, Safford & Co.
f
15,000,000 Potomac Electric Power Co.—An offering of $15,000,000 1st
mtge. bonds, 3 34 % series due July 1, 1966, was made June 25,
last, through an underwriting group headed by Dillon, Read &
Co.
The bonds were priced at 104 & int.
Other members
of the underwriting group were Lehman Brothers; Field, Glore
& Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Shields & Co.; Bancamerica-Blair
Corp.; Y. E. Booker & Co., and G. H. Walker & Co.
10,550,000 California
Water Service Co.—Through a nation-wide
syndicate of investment banking houses headed by Dean
Witter & Co. offering was made June 12 of two issues of secur¬
ities: $10,000,000 1st mtge. 4% bonds, series B, due May 1,
1961, at 10234 and int., and $550,000 serial notes, due May 1,
1937-1946, at 100 and int.
Other members of the syndicate
included Blyth & Co., Inc.; Hlasey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; Coffin
& Burr, Inc., and E. H. Rollins & Sons. Inc.
100,000 shs. Dayton Power & Light Co.—Public offering by means of
a prospectus of 100,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock,
434,% series, was made June 3 by a group composed of W. E
Hutton & Co.; Brown Harriman & Co., Inc.; Bonbright & Co.
Inc.; White, Weld & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Goldman'
Sachs & Co.; Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc.; Lee
Higginson Corp., and J.
& W. Seligman & Co.
The shares were
offered at $102.50 and int.
7,500,000 El Paso Natural Gas Co.—Public offering of new issues of
$7,500,000 of 1st mtge. bonds, series A, 434 %, and $3,750,000
of 434 % convertible debehtures was made June 5 by means of
a prospectus by
White, Weld & Co.; Stone & Webster and
Blodget, Inc.; Lehman Brothers; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
Aldred
&
Co.; Hayden,
mtge. bonds dated
Stone & Co., and others.
The
June 1, 1936, and due June 1, 1951,
1st
were
priced at 9834 and int., and the debentures, dated June 1,
1936, and due June 1, 1946, were priced at 100% and int.
743,000 Ashland
E.
H.
Home
Rollins
&
Telephone
Sons,
offered at 100, $743,000
,
;
series A, due April 1.
INDUSTRIAL AND
Co.—Central
Republic
Co.;
Inc.; and J. D. Van Hooser & Co.,
1st mtge. sinking fund 434% bonds,
!
i
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shs. Associates Investment Co., South Bend,
Ind.—Public
offering was made June 12 last, of 60,000 shares of 5% cum.
($100 par) pref. stock with common stock purchase warrants
attached, by Field, Glore & Co. and F. S. Moseley & Co.
The price of the stock was $103 a share.
60,000
i:
,
$6,000,000 Fairbanks, Morse & Co.—Public offering of $6,000,000 20year 4% sinking fund debentures was made June 9 by a group
headed Dy Lee Higginson Corp. and including F. S. Moseley
& Co. Byth & Co., Inc.: Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Lawrence
Stern & Co., Inc.; Estabrook & Co.; The Securties Co. of
Milwaukee, Inc., and Whiting, Weeks & Knowles, Inc.
The
debentures were offered at 99 and interest.
3,000,000 Otter Tail Power Co. (Minn.)—A new issue of $3,000,000
1st mtge. bonds, 4% series of 1961, was offered June 30 at 100
and interest
by Wells-Dickey & Co.; Kalman & Co., and
Justus
*
,
F.
Lowe
Co.
of
1,750,000 (L. C.) Smith & Corona Typewriters, Inc.—An issue
$1,750,000 of 10-year serial deoentures was offered June
30
through an underwriting group comprising F. S. Moseley &
Co.; Riter & Co.,
and Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
The deoen¬
tures, carrying interest rates of 2 to 4 34%. were priced to
yield from 1.50% to 4.50%, according to maturity, and were
dated July 1, 1936, maturing serially July 1, 1937-1946.
•
shs. Wieboldt Stores, Inc.—A. G.- Becker & Co., Inc., New York,
on June 18, offered at $98.50 a share 17,500 shares of $5 cum.
17,500
prior pref. stock of no par value.
$1,470,000 North Western Refrigerator Line Co.—Offering of a new
issue of $1,470,000 4% equipment trust certificates, series I,
was made June 30 by Freeman & Co., New York, at prices to
to 4.25%, according to maturity.
These
to oe dated July 15, 1936, will mature semi¬
annually in amounts of $105,000 from Jan. 15,1937, to July 15,
1943, inclusive.
yield from 1.50%
certificates,
shs. Barlow & Seelig Mfg. Co.—H. M. Byllesby & Co., Inc.;
Bancamerica-Blair Corp.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co., and Paul H.
Davis & Co. on June 8 offered 95,000 shares of $1.20 cum. conv.
class A common stock at $19.75 a share.
95,000
$1,103,000 Union Compress & Warehouse Co.—Formal offering of a
new issue of $1,100,000
1st mtge., series A bonds was an¬
nounced June 2 by Equitable Securities Corp.; L. K. Thomp¬
son
& Co., and Federal Securities Co.
The bonds are due
serially from 1937 to 1951.
Coupon rates vary from 2% to
*■
5%, with prices at a level to yield from 1.50% to 4.85%, ac¬
cording to maturity.
Proceeds of issue will be used for re¬
demption on July 1 of $1,126,000 of first mortgage 6% bonds.
1,000,000 Franciscan Fathers, Order of Friars Minor, Province of
the Most Holy Name, New York City—Kenneth H. Bitting
& Co., Inc.; St. Louis, offered at 100 and int. $1,000,000 1st
& ref. mtge. serial 3%, 334%, 434% bonds, maturing serially
from April 1, 1937, to Oct. 1, 1938, for the 3% bonds; April 1,
1939, to Oct. 1, 1940, for the 3 34% bonds and April 1, 1941,
to Oct. 1, 1951, for the 4J4% bonds.
91,250
shs. Spencer Chain Stores, Inc.—Hammons
Childs, Jeffries & Thorndike, Inc., offered at
shares of common stock (no par).
50,000
& Co., Inc., and
shs. Casco
$10 a share 91,250
Products Corp., Bridgeport, Conn.—Public offering
of 50,000 shares of common stock was made June 11 by means
of a prospectus by Carlton M. Higbie Corp.
The stock, which
was part of 155,000 shares was priced at $16 a share.
Securities Acceptance Corp.—Barney, Johnson & Co.,
Chicago, on June 23 offered $500,000 10-year 5% conv. debs,
at 99 and interest.
The bonds become due June 1, 1946.
The same bankers offered the 6% cum. pref. stock (par $25)
$500,000
with common stock
purchase warrants at $25 a share.
500,000 Wyoming Valley Colleries Co.—Public offering was made
June 28 of $500,000 1st mtge leasehold 10-year 5% sinking
fund bonds by Howard L. Levitt & Co., Philadelphia, at 95
and interest.
The bonds are dated April 1, 1936, and become
due April 1, 1946.
"
,
MUNICIPAL FINANCING
$32,121,955 Chicago Park District, 111., bonds, including $17,326,743
334s, due in 1955 and 1956, optional in 1946, and $14,795,212
4s, due in 1955 and optional in 1946, were marketed by a large
syndicate managed by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc. of Chicago.
The 334s were offered for investment at a price of 102.75 and
interest and the 4s at a price of 106.25 and interest.
The total
amount comprised various issues of refunding, funding and
revolving fund bonds.
,
*
8 128.000
Cincinnati.
Ohio, bonds, comprising $7,810,000 Southern
refunding 234s, due in 1952, and $318,000 water
maturing from 1937 to 1945 incl., awarded to a
large syndicate managed by the National City Bank of New
York at a price of 100.384.
The bankers re-offered the 234»
at a price of 101.50, to yield about 2.14% and the 134s on a
yield basis of from 0.35% to 1.70%, according to maturity.
Railway
works 134s,
1961.
50,000,000 Consolidated Oil Corp.—15-year convertible 334% sinking
fund debentures offered at 98% and accrued interest and due
June 1, 1951.
Offered by Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; The First Boston
Corp.; Brown Harriman & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.J. & W. Seligman & Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Blyth & Co., Inc.!
and Lee Higginson Corp.
to
10-year debentures
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MISCELLANEOUS FINANCING
$60,000,000 Texas Corp.—Dillon, Read & Co.; Brown Harriman & Co.,
Inc.; Lehman Brothers; Mellon Securities Corp.; The First
Boston Corp.; Blyth & Co., Inc.; Edward B. Smith & Co.;
Lazard Freres & Co., Inc.; Lee Higginson Corp.; Dominick &
Dominick; Field, Glore & Co., and Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.
on June 16 offered at
100 and int., $60,000,000 3 34% deben¬
tures, due June 15, 1951.
publicly offered by
out of
.
.
•
required for
the underwriter
pref. stock, with warrants, not
a
large institutional investor of $10,000,000 of 3%
at par.
The debentures are redeemable
sinking fund moneys at par; or out of funds otherwise
available from profits, or in connections with any refinancing
for additonal capital, at 101; otherwsie, at a premium of 5%
on or prior to June 15, 1937, such premium diminishing 34 of
1% annually thereafter.
sale
,
The
Corp.; Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy,
Inc.; Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.;
E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc.; Trail & Middendorf, Inc.; Graham,
Parsons & Co.; White,
Weld & Co.; Bosworth, Chanute,
Loughbridge & Co.; Central Republic Co.; Estabrook & Co.;
Jackson & Curtis; Paine, Webber & Co.; Lawrence Stern &
Co., Inc.; Francis, Bro. & Co.; Whiting, Weeks & Knowles,
Inc.; Wm. Cavalier & Co.; A. M. Kidder & Co., and G. M.-P.
Murphy & Co.
The
new
10,000,000 International Business Machines Corp.—The corporation
announced June 17 that it had effected arrangement's for the
retire all the present outstanding funded
debt and bank loans of the company
headed by Paine, Webber &
quarter of a share of common stock, for each share of the $2.70
pref. stock.
The warrants to purchase common stock expire
June 30,1941.
The offer of exchange terminated July 2,1936.
Dividends accruing to that date on the old pref., less dividends
accrued on the new stock will be paid in cash.
and con¬
financing comprised $20,000,000 434 % 1st mtge. series A bonds,
due May 1, 1951, priced at 9834 and int. and $10,000,000 5%
convertible debentures, due May 1, 1946, priced at 100 and
int.
Associated in the offering group were Blyth & Co., Inc.;
group
given the prior right to exchange their stock for the
pref. stock on the basis of one share of the new stock,
a warrant attached entitling the holder to purchase one-
Issue upon exchange, were
UTILITY FINANCING
30,000,000 Oklahoma Natural Gas Co.—A nation-wide banking syndi¬
cate headed by Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc., offered to
a
*;.* /Tor cash at $45 per share plus accrued dividends.
1,220,000 Pere Marquette Ry.—Public offering of the naturities from
1942 to 1946 inclusive, of a new issue of $1,220,000 234%
equipment trust certificates was made June 17, last, by Hallgarten & Co. and Yarnall & Co. at prices to yield from 2.10%
O
to
2.45%.
32,493,000 Niagara Falls Power Co.—Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc.I
Schoellkopf Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc.; Bonbright & Co., Inc.,
and Mellon Securities Corp. on June 24 offered at 104 and int.
$32,493,000 1st & ref. mtge. bonds, 334% series of 1936 and
due March 1, 1966.
by
Co., and including Hayden, Stone & Co.; W. C. Langley &
Co.; Cassatt & Co., Inc.; Estabrook & Co.; Stone & Webster
and Blodget, Inc.: Alex Brown & Sons; Mackubin, Legg & Co.;
Baker, Watts & Co., and Mitchum, Tulley & Co.
Holders of the company's outstanding $2.70 pref. stock
1,400,000 Wheeling & Lake Erie RR.—Company awarded on June 30
$1,400,000 of 234% equipment trust certificates, due in 1 to
V
10 years, to the Union Trust Co. of Pittsburgh.
The bid was
101.09.
It was said the bankers would not re-offer the certi¬
ficates to the public.
The certificates are to be dated July 1,
1936, and mature serially from July 1, 1937, to July 1, 1946.
PUBLIC
Inc.—Offering by means of a pros¬
of $2.25 cum. pref. stock (no pavr),
five-year common stock purchase warrants attached, was
225,000 shs. Crown Cork & Seal Co.,
1,410,000 New York Chicago & St. Louis RR.—A group headed by
Estabrook & Co. and including Stroud & Co., Inc., and
Lawrence Stern & Co., Inc., offered on June 19 a new issue
of $1,410,000 3% equipment trust certificates, priced to yield
from 0.75% up to 3.25%, due $94,000 on each July 1 from
July 1, 1937, to July 1, 1951, both dates inclusive.
$35,700,000 Wisconsin Power & Light Co.—Public offering was made
June 24 of $32,000,000 1st mtge. 4% bonds and $3,700,000 4%
serial debentures of the company by a group headed by Field,
Glore & Co.
The 1st mtge. bonds, due June 1, 1966, were
offered at a price of 9934.
The serial debentures, maturing
serially from June 1, 1937, to June 1, 1946, were priced to
yield from 1.25% to 4.25%, according to maturity.
Included in the offering group in addition to Field, Glore
& Co., were: Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; A. G. Becker &
Co., Inc.; Harris, Hall & Co., Inc.; Brown Harriman & Co.,
Inc.; Bonbright & Co., Inc.; The First Boston Corp.; Blyth &
Co., Inc.; The Securities Co. of Milwaukee, Inc.; Lee, Higginson Corp.; Lazard Freres & Co., Inc., and E. H. Rollins &
Sons, Inc.
1951.
11,000,000 Western Massachusetts Co.—Public offering of an issue of
$11,000,000 10-year 334% coupon notes was made June 25
through an underwriting group headed by The First Boston
Corp. and including White, Weld & Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.;
Kidder Peabody & Co.; Tifft Brothers and Arthur W. Wood
Co.
The notes, which are due June 15, 1946, were priced at
10134 and interest.
4,935,000 Great Northern Ry.—Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; Graham,
Parsons & Co., and Dick & Merle-Smith offered at prices
to yield from 0.35% to 3.25%, according to maturity, $4,935,000 secured 4% serial bonds, due serially, $309,000 semi¬
annually, Oct. 1, 1936, to Oct. 1, 1939, incl., and $308,000
semi-annually, April 1, 1940, to April 1, 1944, inclusive.
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JULY, 1936]
5 ' 000,000
'
4
•
5 000,000
California
(State of)
234%
veterans' welfare bonds, duO
serially from 1938 to 1954 incl., sold to R. H. Moulton & Co.
of Los Angeles and associates at a price of 101.75, a basis of
about 2.53%.
Public re-offering was made at prices to yield
from 0.85% to 2.70%, according to maturity.
Philadelphia, Pa., 334% various purposes bonds, due in
1986 and optional in 1956, awarded to an account headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc. of New York at a price of 106.635,
a basis of about 3% to final maturity.
Re-offering was made
by the bankers to yield 2.75% to optional date and 3.25%
thereafter.
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Barnsdall Corp.—Dividend of 20c. a share on the common stock, payable
Aug. 1, next.
This compares with a regular quarterly of 15c. a share
and an extra of 5c. a share paid on May 1, and Feb. 1, last and on Nov. 1,
1935> '
:
$5,010,000 Camden, N. J., 4% refunding bonds, due serially from 1945
to 1970 incl., with the 1967 to 1970 maturities optional be¬
ginning Dec. 1,1942, purchased by Lehman Bros, of New York
and associates at a price of 92, the basis cost to the city being
4.307%.
The bankers re-offering $4,780,000 of the issue on
a
yield basis of from 4.10% to 4.30%, and exchanged the
balance of $230,000 with creditors of the municipality as pro¬
vided in the terms of award.
,
'
'
.
bursement of 25c. a share was paid on
'
Bliss & Loughlin, Inc.—Dividend on the common
25c. a share to 37Mc. a share and became payable
both were payable July 1
was
1.20%, according to maturity.
1,700,000 Tulsa School District, Okla., bonds, comprising $356,000
3 Ms, due from 1939 to 1942 incl., and $1,344,000 2Ms, matur¬
ing from 1942 to 1956 incl., awarded to a syndicate headed by
the First National Bank & Trust Co. of Oklahoma City, at a
price of par, the net interest cost being about 2.81%.
sewage
1947 to 1956 incl., awarded to an account headed by Lazard
Freres & Co., Inc. of New York at a price of 101.08, a basis
1,396,600 Columbus, Ohio, bonds, including $1,269,600 2Ms and $127,000 3s, due from 1940 to 1959 incl., awarded at a price of par
,
to Lehman Bros, of New York and Associates.
1,260,000 Little Rock, Ark., 4% water revenue bonds, maturing, ser¬
ially from 1939 to 1976 incl., sold at a price of par to a group
managed by the Bancamerica-Blair Corp. of New York.
Marketed to yield from 2% to 3.80%, according to maturity.;
1,193,000 Youngs town, Ohio, 3 M % delinquent tax bonds, due in 1945,
optional beginning in 1941 were awarded at a price of 100.83 to
McDonald-Coolidge & Co. of Cleveland and assodates.
.
Changes in dividend declarations in June are numerous
are mostly of a favorable nature.
The following table,
divided into two sections, namely "Favorable Changes"
and "Unfavorable Changes," gives the more important of
the changes:
and
FAVORABLE
CHANGES
Acme Steel Co.—Extra dividend of 12Mc. a share and a quarterly dividend!
of 75c. a share on the common stock were payable / July 1, last.
This
compares with regular dividends of 62 Mc.
ceding quarters.
share paid in the two pre¬
a
Air Reduction Co.—Extra dividend of 50c.
a share in addition to the regu¬
lar quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on the no par common stock, both
payable July 15, next.
The company, whose stock was recently split
3-ror-l, bad paid a dividend of 75c. a share on the old stock
last, and a similar amount in previous quarters.
on
April 15,
Allis Chalmers
Manufacturing Co.—Dividend resUtried on the common
a share, which became
payable on June 30, last.
This was the first payment made on this issue
since May 16, 1932, when a disbursement of 12Mc. a share was made.
All Penn Oil & Gas Co.-—Initial dividend of 10c. a share on the common
stock of no par value by a declaration of 25c.
stock, payable July 15, 1936.
Aluminum Goods Mfg. Co.—Extra dividend of 15c. a share in addition
to the regular quarterly dividend of like amount on the no par common
stock, both became payable July 1.
The regular quarterly dividend of
15c. a share for the third quarter of 1936 was also declared, payable
Oct. 1, next.
Amerex Holding Corp.—-Initial dividend of 50c. a share on the 740,000
shares $10 par value, of the capital stock of the corporation,
payable
Aug. 1, 1936.
This dividend is payable only with respect to full shares.
American Box Board Co.—-The company as of June 12 cleared Up all
arrears on
its 7% cum. pref. stock, amounting to 8%% , in addition to
on June 1 of a regular dividend on the
pref. of 1 % %.
are a sequel to the recent sale through
Hegarty, Conroy &
its declaration
These actions
Go., Inc., of additional
common.
An initial dividend of 20 cents
on
a
share
was
paid on the common stock
June 30, last.
stock Increased from 30c. a share to 40c.
a
share and became payable
on June 30, last.
cum.
An initial dividend of 87 Mc. a share on the
pref. stock was likewise payable on June 30, last.
new
5M %
American
Cast Iron Pipe Co.—Dividend of $3 a share on account of
accumulations, thus clearing up all back dividends and the regular semi¬
annual dividend ordinarily due at this time on the 6% cum. pref.
stock,
both were payable on July 1, last.
American Chain Co.—Dividend of $3.25 a share on account of accumula¬
tions on the 7% cum. pref. stock was
paid on July 1.
This compares
with $1.75 a share distributed on April 1, last.
American Discount Co. (Ga.)—Dividend on the no par common stock
increased from 20c. a share to 25c. a share, and was payable July 1, last.
American Fork & Hoe Co.—Dividend on the ^to par common stock in¬
creased from 15c. a share to 25c. a share, payable July 15, next.
American News New York Corp.—-Dividend on the common stock in¬
creased from 30c. a share to 40c. a share, payable July 16, 1936.
American Potash & Chemical Corp.—Dividend of $1 a share was paid
July 1, 1936, on the no par common stock.
This was the first paymentmade on this issue since June 30,1931, when a regular quarterly of 25c.
a share was distributed.
American Smelting & Refining Co.—Dividend on the no par common
stock increased from 40c. a share to 50c. a share, payable Aug. 31, next.
Arrow Hart & Hegeman Electric Co.—Quarterly dividend of 50c. a
share
was
paid on the
common stock on
July 1, last.
This compared
with 25c, distributed in each of the three preceding quarters.
Art Metal Construction Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased
from 15c. a share to 25c. a share and was paid on June 30, last.
Associated Telephone Co., Ltd.—Initial quarterly dividend of 31 Mc. a
share on the $ 1.25 cum. pref. stock of no par value, payable Aug.
1,1936.
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. System—Dividend of $2 a share on
tha <!)an)Q stock, par $100, payable Sept. 10, 1936.
Similar distri¬
butions were made on Sept. 3, 1935, and Sept. 1, 1934.
Prior to the
latter date no dividends were paid since June 1, 1932, when $1 a share
was
disbursed.
stock was paid on July 10, last.
Previously regular semi-annual
a share were paid on the above issue.
dividends of $1
Avondale Mills—A dividend of $1
a
share
common A and B stock and compares
was
with 20c.
paid July 1, 1936, on the
a share paid in each of the
three preceding quarters.
Baldwin
Rubber Co.—Initial
common
dividend of
12Mc.
a
share on the new
stock, payable July 20, 1936.
Barcelona Traction
Light & Power Co., Ltd.—t-Dividend on the no
par common stock increased from 50c. a share to' 75c. a share and was
payable June 29, last.
common
stock, payable July 20, next.
1935.
no par
share
a
distributed on Dec. 20,
Canadian Bronze Co., Ltd.—Initial quarterly dividend of $1.25 a share
on the new 5% cum. pref. stock, payable Aug. 1, 1936.
/
Canadian Industries, Ltd.—Extra dividend of 75c. a share in addition
to the regular quarterly dividend of $1 a share on the class A and class B
common stock, both payable July 31, 1936.
Canadian Wire Bound Boxes, Ltd.—Dividend on account of accumula¬
tions on the $1.50 cum. class A part, stock increased from 25c. a share
to 37Mc. a share and became payable July 1, last.
Carnation Co.—Initial quarterly dividend of $1.25 a share on the new 5%
cum. red. sinking fund 1st pref. stock, became payable on July
last.
,
Century Electric Co.—Dividend resumed on the common stock by the
declaration of 50c. a share, payable July 15,1936.
This will be the first
payment made since Oct. 1, 1931, when a like amount was disbursed.
Central Power & Light Co.—-Dividend of 87 Mc. a share on the 7%
cum. pref. stock and 75c. a share on the 6% cum. pref. stock, both payable
Aug. 1, 1936.
Dividends of 43Mc, and 37Mc. a share, respectively,
were paid in each of the eight preceding quarters.
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Extra dividend of $2.50
a share in addition to a semi-annul
dividend of $5 a share was paid
June 24, last, on the common stock.
Previously regular semi-annua
dividends of $4 a share were distributed.
Clorox Chemical Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased
from 50c. a share to 65c. a share, payable July 1, 1936.
Coca-Cola Bottling Co., St. Louis—Extra dividend of 50c. a share in
addition to the regular quarterly dividend of like an.oun ton the common
stock, both payable July 20, 1936.
Columbia Baking
Co.-—Initial dividend of 20c.
share on the common
a
an extra of 20c. in addition to a regular quarterly of 25c. on the
$1 cum. part. pref. stock of no par value; all were paid July 1, 1936.
stock and
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. of Canada, Ltd.—Dividend of
50c. a share on the new $5 par capital stock, payable July 15 next.
The
old $25 par stock received regular semi-annual dividends
and was recently split on a five-for-one basis.
of $1.25
a
share
of America—Dividend of 25c. a share on the capital
stock, payable Aug. 15, next.
This will be the first dividend to be paid
on
the new capital
stock.
The last payment on the old class A
paid on Jan. 1,1931.
common
stock was one of 30c. a share
Creole Petroleum
Corp.—Dividend of 25c. a share
on
the capital stock
payable July 15,1936, An initial dividend of 20c. was paid on Dec. 31,
Crown Willamette Paper
accumulations
on
Co.—Dividend of $1.75 a share on account of
the $7 cum. 1st pref. stock of no par value was paid on
Dividends of $1
July 1 last.
Products
Detroit Steel
a
share were paid on April 1, last.
Co.—Dividend
of
25c.
share
a
on
the
no
par
capital stock, payable July 10, 1936.
This will be the first distribution
to be made since Oct. 1, 1930, when a dividend of 35c. a share was paid.
Duquesne Brewing Co.—Extra dividend of 2Mc.
share in addition to
the common stock,
^
V
"
Eagle Picher Lead Co.—Dividend of 10c. a share was paid July 1, on the
$10 par common stock.
This was the first payment made by the com¬
pany on the common stock, since April 10, 1930, when a dividend of 20c.
the
regular quarterly dividend of 12Mc1, 1936.
a
share
a
on
both payable Aug.
a
share
was
distributed.
Fafnir Bearing Co.—Dividend on the $25 par common stock increased
from $1 a share to $1.50 a share, and was paid June 30, 1936.
Famise Corp--Dividend of 6c. a share on the no par common stock
payable Aug. 1, next.
1,
1936.
Ford Motor
Co.
.
of
An initial dividend of 20c. a share was paid on
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Canada, Ltd.—Dividends of 75c.
a share on the
class A and class B common stock of no par value, payable July 11, next.
This compares with 50c. a share paid on May 28, 1935.
Froedtert Grain & Malting Co.—Dividend of 20c. a share was paid on
the common stock on July 1, last.
This represents the first payment
made on this issue since Sept. 1, 1934, when 10c. a share was distributed.
Fundamental Investors, Inc.—Dividend of 25c, a share on the capital
stock was paid on July 1, last.
This compares with an initial dividend of
20c. distributed on April 1, last.
Gardner-Denver Co.—'Extra dividend of 50c. a share and a regular divi¬
dend of like amount on the common stock, both payable July 20, next.
Previously regular quarterly dividends of 25c. a share were distributed.
Garlock
Packing Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share In addition to a
regular quarterly of like amount on the common stock of no par value,
both became payable on June 30, last.
General
Printing Ink Corp.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share in addition
regular quarterly dividend of like amount on the no par common
stock, both payable July 1, 1936.
Great Lakes Steamship Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock
to the
increased from 50c.
last.
was
a
share to 75c.
a
share and
was
payable June 29,
Hamilton Watch Co.—Dividend of $3 .50 a share on account of accumula¬
tions on the 6% cum. pref. stock, payable Sept. 1 next.
Dividends of
$2.50 a share were paid on June 1 and Feb. 29, last.
Harbauer Co.—Extra cash dividend of 2Mc. a share, a stock dividend
,,of 10% and
a
regular quarterly cash dividend of 25c. a share on the no
paid on July 1,1936.
par common stock were
Hart
&
Cooley Co.—Dividend
on the common stock increased from
share to $2.25 a share and was paid July 1, last.
Commercial
& Sugar
Co., Ltd.—Dividend on the capital
stock increased from 75c. a share to $1.25 a share and bebomes payable
Aug. 15, 1936.
$1.50
a
Hawaii
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Co.—Extra dividend of 30c.
a
share in
addition to the regular monthly dividend of 10c. a share on the common
stock, both payable July 31, next.
Atlantic Refining Co.—Initial quarterly dividend of $1 a share on the new
4% cum. conv. series A pref. stock, payable Aug. 1, next.
Automobile Banking Corp.-—Dividend of $1.50 a share on the common
no par
Ltd.—Dividend of 40c. a share on the
This compares with 20c.
Canada Bud Breweries,
'
Feb.
American Brake Shoe & Foundry Co.—Dividend on the no par common
,
share
a
Container Corp.
Alabama Great Southern RR.—Dividend of $1.50 a share on the ordinary
stock, payable July 15 next.
This will be the first distribution made
since Dec. 31,1934, when a dividend of $2 a share was disbursed.
-
A semi-annual dividend of 50c.
Canada Bread Co.—Dividend of $1.75 a share was paid July 2, on the 5%
cum. class A pref. stock.
Of the current payment 50c. was on account of
accumulations, thus clearing up all back dividends on this issue and the
balance of $1.25 a share was for the past quarter.
of about 2.17%.
1,400,000 Kansas City, Mo., bonds, comprising $520,000 3s, due from
1938 to 1955 incl., $350,000 2Ms, due from 1956 to 1964 and
$530,000 2Ms, maturing from 1965 to 1975 incl., purchased
by Brown Harriman & Co. of New York and associates at a
price of 100.069, a basis of about 2.73%.
Public re-offering
was made Sy the bankers at prices to yield from 1% to 3%,
according to interest rate and maturity.
last.
paid on Jan. 2, last.
Bucyrus-Erie Co.—Dividend of $1.75 a share on account of accumulations
on the 7% cum. pref. stock was paid on July 1, last.
This compares
with a dividend of $1 a share paid on April 1 and Jan. 2, last.
disposal bonds, due serially from
Re-offered to yield from 1.95% to 2.15%,
according to date of maturity.
,
••
stock increased from
June 30, last.
Boston Herald-Traveler Corp.—Extra dividend of 15c. a share in addi¬
tion to a semi-annual dividend of 60c. on the no par common stock,
Bank of New York and associates on their bid of 100.49, a
basis of about 1.08%.
Re-offered to yield from 0.25% to
1,500,000 Denver, Colo., 2M%
April 1, last.
Beatrice Creamery Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share was paid July 1 last,
on the $25 par common stock.
A special of 50c. was paid on April 1,
1935 this latter being the initial payment on the $25 par common stock.
3,000,000 Los Angeles, Calif., ZH% water revenue bonds, due from
1937 to 1948 Incl. and optional on July 1, 1937 and thereafter,
sold to a syndicate headed by Lehman Bros, of New York at
a price of 100.05, a basis of about 3.74%.
Re-offered to yield
from 1.97% to 3.59%, according to date of redemption.
3,000,000 Massachusetts (State of) 1%% public works bonds, due
serially from 1937 to 1941 incl., taken by the First National
"
paid on Juiy 1,
An initial dis¬
Baxter Laundries Corp.—Dividend of 75c. a share was
last on the 8% cum. (to extend earned) pref. stock.
Holeproof Hosiery Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share oh the 6 2-3% cum.
pref. stock, payable July 10, 1936.
An initial dividend of $1 a share
was paid on
April 10, last.
Holly Sugar Corp.—Dividend on the common stock increased from 25c.
a share to 50c. a share and becomes
payable Aug. 1 next.
Horn & Hard art Co. (N. Y.)—Extra dividend of 20c. a share in addition
to the regular quarterly dividend of 40c. a share on the no
par common
stock, both payable Aug. 1, next.
Howe Sound Co.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share in addition to the
regular
quarterly of 75c.
a
share
on
the common stock, both were payable June 30,
last.
Independent Pneumatic Tool Co.—Dividend on the no
stock was increased on July 1, last, from 75c. a share to $1
par common
a
share.
MONTHLY
July, 1936]
International
Products
accumulations
the
on
with
compares
Corp.—Dividend of $6 a share on account of
cum. pref. stock, payable July 15, next.
This
Jan.
15,
10,
next.
J.ewel Tea Co.; Inc.—Special dividend of 50c.
regular quarterly of $1
July 15, next.
a
share
,
the
on
the
no
on
the
common
was
par common stock.
of 25c.
This
was
last,
share was paid July 1,
a
the first distribution to be made
stock since Dec. 31, 1931, when a dividend of
10c. a share
on tne new
5% cum. pref. stock and 10c.
stock, both payable July 31, next.
(S. H.) Kress & Co.—Dividend of 50c.
share
a
1, next.
on
The
the old
common
stock payable Aug. 1, next.
par
of 25c.
Fund,
a
share
a
the common
on
a
share
the capital stock, pay¬
on
share in
a
share to $1 a share and
the common stock in¬
paid on July 1, 1936.
on
was
Inc.—Stock dividend of 100%
the capital stock,
on
McCrory Stores Corp.—Initial quarterly dividend of $1.50
pref. stock of
no par
a share on the
value, payable Aug. 1, next.
The last
previous payment made on the old pref. stock of this company, which
recently emerged from receivership, was the dividend paid on Nov. 1,
1932-
V..
.
Melville
Shoe
Corp.—Dividend of $1
,
share on the no par common
stock, payable Aug. 1, next.
This compares with 87He. a share paid on
May 1, last.
An initial quarterly dividend of $1.12H a share on the
new 4H%
cum. conv. pref. was also declared;
payable Aug. 1, next.
a
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co.—Extra dividend of 5c.
a share in addition
quarterly of 25c. a share on the no par common stock was paid July 1,
last.
Dividends of 17He. a share were paid on April 1 and on Jan. 2, last.
to a
Murray Ohio M«cg. Corp.—Dividend of 30c.
on
the common stock.
issue
since
Oct.
a
share
was
paid July 1, last,
This represents the first distribution made on this
1930.
1,
(A.) Nash & Co .—Dividend
on the common stock increased from 50c. a
share to $1 a share and was paid on June 27, last.
New Bedford Gas & Edison
increased from 75c.
•
1.936.
Light Co.—Dividend
the
on
common
stock
share to $1 a share and became payable on July 15,
a
the
'
Britain
Machine
accumulations
last.
This
1932, when
New
Co.—Dividend of $1.75 a share on account of
the 7% cum. class A pref. stock was paid on July 1,
the first payment made on the pref. stock since April 1,
regular quarterly of $1.75
share
a
Jersey Zinc Co.—Extra dividend of 50c.
regular quarterly of like amount on
payable on July 10 and the regular on
distributed.
was
$1.25
Co., Inc.—Directors declared a stock dividend
20% on the no par common stock, payable July 24, next.
A regular
quarterly cash dividend of 50c. a share was paid on May 1, last.
of
Niles-Bement-Pond Co.—Dividend of 50c.
share
a
the
on
no
par common
stock, payable July 15, next.
This will be the first payment made
issue since March 31, 1932 when 15c. a share was distributed.
North American
Rayon Corp.—Dividends of 25c.
share
a
on
on
class B common stocks on July 1, last, and compare
with disbursements of 12 He. a share on these issues on April 1, last.
Northwest
Engineering Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the common
stock, payable Aug. 1, next.
This will be the first distribution made since
Feb. 1, 1932, when a dividend of 25c. was also paid.
Light & Power Co., Ltd.—Dividend on the no par common
on July 1, 1936 from 75c. a share to $1.25 a share.
stock increased
to
Co.—Extra
Pharmacal
dividend
of
15c.
share
a
in
addition
the regular quxrfcerly dividend of 35c. a share on the common
both
were
paid
on
increased from 20c.
a
Co.—Dividend
share to 30c.
share and
a
Co.—Extra dividend
Stove
on
was
of 75c.
a
the
paid
common
on
share, together with a
stock were paid on
common
Premier Shares, Inc.—Semi-annual dividend of 8c.
This
stock
July 1, last.
Phillips Packing Co., Inc.—Initial quarterly dividend of $1.31 H
on the 5H% cum. pref. stock was paid on July 1. last.
stock, payable July 15, 1936.
last, and on July 15, 1935.
compares
a
share
share
the capital
on
with 7c. paid
a
on
Jan. 15,
Puget Sound Power & Light Co
- Dividend of $1.25 a share on account
on the $5 cum.
pr. preference stock, no par value,
payable July 16, 1936.
This will be the first dividend to be paid since
October, 1932, when a regular quarterly of like amount was distributed.
of accumulations
Randall Co.—Dividend of 75c.
Reed
Roller
a
share
on
the class
B
no
par stock was
June 30, last.
on
June 29, 1935, and
a share were made.
Bit
Dividends of 35c. a share were paid on
prior thereto regular quarterly distributions of 50c.
Co.—Extra dividend
of
10c.
and
an
initial
quarterly
of 20c. a share on the new no par common stock were paid on June
30,
last.
The stock on May 16, last, was split on a three-for-one basis, and
on March 30, 1936, received dividends of 25c. regular and 25c. extra.
Reliance
Mfg. Co. of Illinois—Extra dividend of 10c. a share in addition
regular quarterly dividend of 15c. a share on the common stock,
to the
both
payable Aug.
share
Co.—Dividend
was
the
on
Increased
stock
common
from
share and was paid on June 30, last.
a
Phosphate & Acid Works, Inc.—Dividend
stock increased from 20c.
June 30. last.
share to 30c.
a
a
on
the
share and was paid
.
(Frederick) Stearns & Co.—Initial dividend
5%
Of 41 2-3c. a share on the
pref. stock and a distribution of 25c. a share on the com¬
stock, both were payable on June 30, last.
The payment on the
cum. part.
mon
30c.
a
stock was the first since Sept. 30, 1931, when a disbursement
was made.
Furniture
stock was
common
Corp.—Initial dividend of 12Hc.
paid on July 1, last.
(S.) Stroock & Co., Inc.—Dividend
25c.
a
of
share
the
on
a
share on the
stock increased from
common
share to 50c.
a share and became payable on June 30, last.
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd.—Extra dividend of 5c. a share in addi¬
tion to the regular
quarterly dividend of 10c. a share
stock, par $1, both were payable on July 2, last.
Time, Inc.—Extra dividend of $1 a share in addition to
on
the common
quarterly divi¬
dend of like amount on the- common stock of no
par value, both were
payable July 1, last.
Regular quarterly distributions of 75c. a share
were made from
July 1, 1935, to April 1, last.
a
Truax-Traer Coal Co.—Initial quarterly dividend of $1.50 a share
6%
the common stock was
Union
on
the
pref. stock, became payable on June 15, 1936.
cum.
Union American Investment
paid
Corp.—Initial dividend of 50c.
on
the
regular quarterly of like amount
payable July 1, last.
on
a
share on
*
July 1, last.
Investment Co.—Extra dividend of 25c.
a
share in addition to
the common stock, both became
United Amusement Corp., Ltd.—-Dividends on the class A and class B
stocks increased from 25c. a share to 30c. a share and became payable
June
15, 1936.
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co.—Extra dividend of $1.75 a share in addition
to a quarterly of 75c. a share on the no par common stock, both payable
Aug. 1, next.
Previously regular dividends of 50c. a share were distri¬
buted each quarter from Aug. 1, 1932, to May 1, 1936,
inclusive.
U.
S. Smelting, Refining & Mining Co.—Dividend on the common
stock increased from $1 a share to $2 a share, payable July 15, next.
Camp Milk Co.—Initial dividend of $1
stock of
Van de
no
par
value
a share on the $4 cum. pref.
paid on July 1, last.
was
a
Kamps Holland Dutch Bakers, Inc.—Extra dividend of 12He.
share in addition to the regular
stock, both
to
$2.50
share and
a
quarterly dividend of like amount on the
paid on July 1, last.
were
Virginian Ry.—Dividend
on
were
the common stock increased from $2
paid on July 1, last.
Wagner Electric Corp.—Dividend
25c.
a
share to 50c.
Waltham
Watch
a
share and
a
share on the
were paid on July 1, last.
A quarterly
issue of $1.75 a share was declared, payable Oct.
same
share
the common stock increased from
paid on June 20, last.
on
was
Co.—Accumulated dividend of $33.25
prior preference stock
the
a
share
a
dividend on
1, next.
the common stock was
on
Said on July 10, last. This compared with 50c. paid on April 15 and
10, 1936.
an.
Waukesha Motor Co.—Extra dividend of 5c.
stock
payable Aug. 3,
increased from 25c.
a
share to 30c.
a
on
June 30, last.
above issue since June
share
share
the
on
on
the $5 par common
no par common
paid on the capital
This represented the first payn ent made on the
30, 1931, at which time a distribution of 75c. a
a
share
was
made.
was
creased from 75c.
a
the common stock in¬
on
share to $1 a share and is payable on Aug. 31, next.
(George) Weston, Ltd.—Dividend
from
West
15c.
stock
share and was paid on July 1, last,
Western Electric Co.—A dividend of 50c.
stock
a
1936.
Weinberger Drug Stores, Inc.—Dividend
share to 20c.
a
Point
a
on the no par common
share and was paid on July 1,
Mfg. Co.—Extra dividend of $2
regular quarterly of $1
July 1,last.
a
stock increased
1936.
share in addition to a
share on the common stock, both were paid on
a
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR.—The directors on June 30 declared a further
payment of $1.75 on the 7% cum. prior lien stock, par $100, payable
Aug. 1 to holders of record July 31, and also authorized $7.50 premium
on the stock as of Aug. 1 to be paid incident to the exchange ot the shares
for the new 4% issue.
The dividend declaration clears up the entire
accumulation on the prior lien issue for the first time since the road was
organized and the stock brought out in 1916.
(R. C.) Williams & Co.—Dividend of 15c. a share was paid on the no par
common stock on July 1, last.
This represents the first disbursement
made on the above issue since May 1, 1935, when a quarterly of 25c. a
share was paid.
f
Wolverine
Tube
Co.—Dividend resumed
on
payment on July 1, last, of 30c. a share.
made on the common stock since Oct. 1,
the
common
stock
by the
This is the first distribution
1932,
when 5c. a share was
distributed.
Yellow & Checker Cab Co.—Dividend of $1
a
share
on
account of
ac¬
cumulations on the 8% cum. class A stock was paid July 1, 1936.
This
the first disbursement since April 1, 1930, when a regular monthly
was
distribution of 33 l-3c. a share was made.
1, next.
Reybarn Co., Inc.—Initial dividend of 25c.
was paid on July 29 last.
share
a
on
the
common
UNFAVORABLE
stock
Reynolds Spring Co.—3tock dividend of 100% in addition to the regular
quarterly dividend of 25c. a share was paid on the common stock, June 29,
last.
a
common
on
on the common stock by
July 15, next.
Previously a
paid on this issue on Jan. 3,1933.
share payable
a
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co.—Dividend
Insurance
regular quarterly of 37 He. a share on the
June 30, last.
V
distributed
Screw
share to $1.50
stock;
July 1, last.
Life
Pan American
Perfection
25c.
Washington Oil Co.—Dividend of 75c.
paid
were
the
the class A and
Nova Scotia
a
common
share in addition to a
the capital stock.
The extra is
Aug. 10, next.
a
New York Merchandise
Norwich
of
on
was
a
on
Oil Co. of Ohio—Dividend resumed
Standard
Van
New
paid
declaration
Storkline
payable July 20, next.
cum.
a share on the class B stock of no par
A dividend of 25c. plus an extra of
March 31, last.
The stock has since that time
June 30, last.
on
was
quarterly dividend of 37 He.
common
Manning, Maxwell & Moore, Inc.—Dividend
creased from 50c.
paid
Cap & Seal Corp.—Extra dividend o 20c, a share in addition
to the regular
quarterly dividend of 60c. a share on the no par common
stock, both payable Aug. 1, 1936.
no par
addition to the regular quarterly of 50c. a share on the common stock,
both were payable July 1, last.
$6
was
share
Standard
divi¬
value, both payable
being split on a 2-for-l basis.
stock,
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund, Inc.—Extra dividend of 50c.
new
a
Standard Wholesale
stock.
common
Maryland
10c.
no par common
This will be the first dividend paid on the
Lehman Corp.—Special dividend of $1
able July 10, next.
"
the
on
share in addition to an extra
a
common
stock is
share
a
Lehigh Portland Cement Co.—Dividend
$25
value,
been split up on a three-for-one basis.
Standard
Kellogg Switchboard & Supply Co.—Initial dividends of $1.25 a share
Aug.
the common stock,
on
Square D Co.—Dividend of 12He.
share in addition to the
par common stock, both payable
paid.
dend of 50c.
share
a
This compares with regular quarterly dividends
share distributed previously.
a
South Shore Utilities Associates-^—Initial dividend of 25c. a share on the
$1.50 cum. conv. pref. stock of no par value was paid on June 1, last.
a
Kalamazoo Stove Co.—Stock dividend of 50% on the new $10 par common
stock, was payable in common stock on June 22, last.
.
of 5c.
.
(E.) Kahn's Sons Co.—Dividend
on
no
Royalty Co.—Dividend of 10c.
Payable July 15, next.
last.
Jenkins Bros.—Extra dividend of 12 He. a share in addition to a regular
quarterly of like amount on the common and an extra of 50c. in addition
to a regular quarterly of like amount on the founders'shares, all payable
July
Southland
6%
$3 paid on
15
REVIEW
'■
CHANGES
Coal Co. of Allegheny County—Directors decided to omit
the dividend usually due on Aug. 1 on the $25 par common stock.
A
dividend of $1 a share was paid on this issue on May 1, last.
American
^
(H. W.) Rickel & Co.—Extra dividend of 12c. a share in addition to the
regular semi-annual dividend of 8c. a share on the common stock, both
payable July 25, next.
River Raisin Paper
Co.—Dividend of 10c. a share on the common stack,
payable July 10, next.
This will be the first payment made since Aug. 15!
1928, when a dividend of 20c. a share was disbursed.
Schenley Distillers Corp.—Initial dividend of 75c.
a share on the common
Tuly 8, 1936.
Scranton Lace Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased from
50c. a share to $1 a share and was payable on June 30, last.
stock
Sharon
conv.
was
distributed
on
Steel Corp.—Initial dividend of $1.43 a share on the
pref. stock of no par value was paid on July 1, last.
$5
cum.
Austin, Nichols & Co.—Payments of dividends on the $5 cum. prior A
stock, no par value, to be deferred.
The company paid a dividend of
50c. on May 1, last.
Arrearages at the close of the fiscal year, April 30,
were $3.75 a share.
Baldwin Co.—Dividend of 10c. a share was paid on the common stock
on
July 7, last.
Bruck Silk
This compares with 20c.
a
share paid on Dec. 29, 1935.
Mills, Ltd.—Dividend
from 30c. a share to
10c.
a
on the no par common stock reduced
share, payable July 15, 1936.
Creole Petroleum Corp.—Directors announced on June 6, last, that divi¬
dend action on the capital stock was deferred untilCongress takes action
share, payable July 15.
on
the
an
Fisk
a
1936.
Signal Oil & Gas Co.—Dividends resumed
stocks by the declaration of 25c. a share, both payable July 10, next.
The last previous distribution on these issues was made on March
10,
1931, when
a
like amount was paid.
Six Twenty
Jones Corp.—Dividend on the common stock was increased
from $1.25 a share to $1.50 a share and was paid July 6, last.
Corp.—Dividend
from 12He. a
the common stock increased
share to 20c. a share.
on
on
July 1, last
Smythe Mfg. Co.—Extra dividend of $1 a share in addition to a regular
quarterly dividend of 75c. a share on the common stock, both were pay¬
able on
July
1, last.
The company paid
initial dividend of 20c. a share on Dec. 31, 1935.
on the class A and B common
Sheep Creek Gold Mines—Initial dividend of 2c.
S. M. A.
Arlington Mills—Dividend on the no par common stock decreased from
$1 a share to 50c. a share, payable July 15, 1936.
•
proposed amendments to the Federal tax laws.
Rubber
Corp.—Directors took
action on the payment of the
dividend on the 6% cum. pref. stock, ordinarily due at this time.
Regu¬
lar quarterly distributions of $1.50 a share were paid up to and incl.
April 1, 1936.
Gold
Dust Corp.—Dividend
on
no
the no
par
stock was reduced
payable on Aug. 1, next.
common
from 30c. a share to 15c. a share and becomes
Huyler's of Delaware, Inc.—The company stated that no consideration
would be given to the payment of the July 1 dividends on the 7 % cum.
pref. stocks, par $100 stamped and unstamped.
A dividend of $1 a
share was paid on each issue on April 1, last, and each three months
previously.
MONTHLY
16
aTshare
An initial dividend of $1
Investment Co. of America—Dividend of 60c.
stock, payable July 15, next.
on Feb. 20, last.
on
the common
share was paid
a
Kerr Lake Mines, Ltd.—Dividend of 5c. a share was paidTon the com¬
mon stock on June 29, last, and compares with 10c. a share paid on June 5.
1935.
Little Schuvkill Navigation RR. & Coal Co.—Semi-annual dividend
capital stock reduced from $1.10
the
July 15,
share to $1
a
share,
a
on
payable
1936.
COURSE
REVIEW
June 22 at 64%, with the close June
Tel.
the
129%, with the close June 30 at 127.
American
fell from 170% June 10 to 162% June 27, with
close June 30 at 167%.
American Can rose from 126%
The stock market in
June,
in May,
as
was a
combination
The advance in prices which began
following the break in April in the year-old price
rise, carried the market in June to the highest levels
the
to
and
for
the
again trading volume
once
five
last
was
1,000,000-share mark
years
as
well.
on
But
low, with transactions rising
or
above
only six days of
on
June 22,
The volume of shares turned
over
in June
21,428,647,
compared with 20,613,670 shares in May and 39,609,538
shares in April.
The turnover for the first half-year, how¬
ever, amounted to 260,754,540 shares, or more than double
the volume in the corresponding period of 1935 of 124,848,382
shares.
Stock prices displayed their greatest
strength in
the second and third weeks of the month, and in the last
few days they settled gently lower.
The net rise in prices,
as
measured by the index of 50 stocks
compiled by the
New York "Times," was 4.66 points, compared with a
May
rise of 5.42 points and an April decline of 5.45
points.
For
the first half-year the stock average showed an advance of
12.78 points.
While all of the large general classes of stocks scored
gains, the utilities considerably outstripped the industrials
was
Electric power production is at
a very high rate
might be enough to account for the strength
of the utility shares.
But the improving prospects for the
Republican cause, promising either the end of New Deal
power projects competing with private industry or
the
growth of an opposition strong enough to slow down the
spread of the Tennessee Valley Administration doctrine,
and in itself
the
at least no deterrent to the advance in the
utility shares.
vitality of the demand for new automobiles, enabling
the major companies to maintain
unusually high operating
schedules all through June, injected a considerable measure
of strength into the automobile share
group, and especially
into Chrysler.
Steel shares became reactionary as the
month drew to a close owing to the
growing likelihood that
the industry would have labor difficulties before
many
months passed.
The American Iron & Steel Institute took
time by the forelock on June 29
by issuing a statement in
June 30
close
it was made clear that the
industry would resist
organization drive of the industrial unionists led by
John L. Lewis.
The
Republican and Democratic Parties held their con-,
ventions during the month, the former
assembling in Cleve¬
land
on June 9 and the latter in
Philadelphia on June 23.
Perhaps it was only a coincidence, but it was a fact, never¬
theless, that the period of greatest strength in the stock
market was during the Cleveland convention.
Less than
usual in election years has Wall Street been
concealing its
desire for a Republican
victory, and the harmony and
unanimity of action among the delegates at Cleveland
appeared to be taken as a happy augury of the results of
the November voting.
On June 15 the Treasury
began distribution of the soldiers'
bonus payments.
The injection of these many hundreds of
millions of dollars into the stream of
purchasing power had
been counted on to give a
fillip to many lines of business
activity in short order.
It seemed obvious, though, that
the immediate effect on consumer
goods markets of the
bonus payment was less than had been
expected.
Some time
was required to issue checks for
redemption of the bonus
30 at
June
Cur¬
circulation shot upward from $250,000,000 to $300,000,000 because of the bonus distribution, but not all of
the funds so obtained were
promptly spent, as was indicated
by the fact that there had been no net return flow of the
bonus currency by the end of the month.
The view was
then adopted that the effects on business of the bonus
payments would be felt over an extended period.
The drought in the Middle West took on a more serious
aspect in June, forming one of the worst threats to the
Westinghouse Elec.
from 31% June 5 to 37% June 17, with the close June 30
In the railroad list, New York Central was at its
lowest June 5 at 33% and at its highest June 26 at 38%,
with
the close June 30 at 36%.
from
38% June 5 to 42%
was
at
Delaware & Hudson
rose
June 22, with the close June 30
Union Pacific moved up from 124 June 5 to 132%
39%.
June
22, with the close June 30 at 128%.
Southern Pacific
at its lowest June 5 at 31% and at its highest June 25
35%, with the close June 30 at 33%.
Baltimore & Ohio
from 17% June 4 to 19% June 18,'with the close June 30
rose
at
Chesapeake & Ohio moved
18%.
up
from 57% June 5 to
the close June 30 at 57%.
60 June 22, with
Southern Rail¬
at its lowest June 5 at 14% and at its highest
June 29 at 17, with the close June 30 at 16%.
way
was
Corporate bonds of a high grade advanced the first two
of June to new high points, but were retarded to
weeks
some
extent later in the month by an irregular trend which
market.
Medium- and lower-grade
corporations followed much the same
course as
the stock market, with indications during the
month of continued recovery in prices from the low levels
felt in
made itself
issues
the
domestic
of
in April of
reached
this
Foreign bonds
year.
were
fairly
steady throughout the month.
In the following table we show, as usual, the fluctuations
for the month in the different issues of United States obli¬
gations, and a considerable number, likewise, of domestic
corporate and foreign government bond prices:
First
Range During June, 1936
Last
Sale
Government Bonds
Sale
June 1
Lowest
Highest
1947-1952
1943-1945
1944-1954
1946-1956
__1943-1947
1951-1955
117.30
117.20 June
108.1
107.25 June
112.25 June
113 .3
115.15
111.10 June
111 .16 June
108.14
108.8
June
108 .17 June
104.18
104.5
June
104 .19 June
1946-1948
1940-1943
Treasury 334s
1941-1943
Treasury 334s
1946-1949
Treasury 334s
—1949-1952
Treasury 334s
1941
Treasury 334s_
1944-1946
Treasury 234s
—-1955-1960
Treasury 254 s
—1945-1947
Treasury 234s
1948-1951
Treasury 234s.
1951-1954
Fed'l Farm Mtge 3^8.1944-1964
105.10
105.5
June 30
108 .11 June
112.31
Treasury 434s
Treasury 334s
Treasury 4s
Treasury 354s
..
Treasury 354s
Treasury 3s,
Treasury 3s,
;
117 .30 June
117.23
June
113
108". 12
104.9
June
105 .16 June
15
108.12 June
108 .27 June
3
l"09.i"
108.27 June
109 .8
June
109
106.6
105.30 June
106 .11 June
106
106.3
105.27 June
106 .6
105.31
Treasury 354s
June
105.10
108.13
108.31
108.26 June
109 .10 June
107.20
107.18 June
108
June
102.1
101.25 June
102 .7
June
103.15
103.14 June
103 .24 June 30
103.24
102.1
101.22 June
102 .2
June
101.24
100.25 June
101 .8
June 16
104.5
104 .12 Dec.
104.10
Dec.
108.28
107.19
15
2
102.2
101.2
2
3s
...1944-1949
103.8
102.20 June
103 .8
June
102.26
3s
1942-1947
103.29
103.15 June
104
June
103.16
254s.
1942-1947
102.11
102.3
June
102 .16 June
Home Owners' L'n 3s ser A. 1952
102.29
102.10 June
102 .31 June
102.17
1939 1949
101.17
101.2
June
101 .20 June
101.9
1942-1944
234 s series B
234 s series G
101.18
101.4
June
101 .23 June
101.7
Opening
Closing
Price
Foreign Bonds
Price
Range for June, 1936
June 1
June 30
1936
Argentine (Govt) 6s ser A
External
1957
10034
Lowest
99^4
99 54
1936
Highest
June 25
June
10054
June
10034 June 12
10734 June 25
10054
100
1962
100
Australia 5s of 1925
1955
10634
Austrian (Govt) 7s.
1957
93 M
93
June
Belgium (Kingdom) 634s....1949
Brisbane (City) 5s
1957
10754
107
June
108
2
10734
100
99J4
11234
June
il4~"
159 34
151
June
10054 June 19
11454 June 30
16634 June 12
172
17034
June
182
534s
Canada (Dominion) 5s
French Republic
.1952
734s stpd-,1941
External 7s stamped
1949
German (Rep) 7s stamped-1949
German
Gov't
Internat
1965
(State) ext 7s
Rome (City) ext
3034
10554 June
June
9634
June 22
June
10734
96
18
16034
18154
3334
2224 June
1
2634 June 27
10254 June 10 10334 June 23
11134 June
3 11234 June 27
63
June
8
7854 June 30
11234
7834
30
June
June 26
3334
June
534s
Stamped.
Queensland
redeemed.
Dye
35.
at
bonds had
be
&
up
New South Wales (State) 5s. 1957
that could
Chemical
from 109 June 5 to 119% June 24, with the close
118.
Consolidated Edison Co. of N. Y. moved
bonds, and by the end of the month less than half of the
been redeemed
Allied
207, with the close June 30 at 199%.
at
The
which
37%.
at
were
the
with the close June 30 at 130%.
39% June 11,
at its lowest June 5 at 194% and at its highest June 24
& Mfg. rose
at
the month.
and rails.
5 to 135V.
June
with
OF THE STOCK MARKET DURING JUNE, 1936
movement
& Tel.
General Electric moved up from 37% June 4 to
of firmness and dulness.
the
Steel, pre¬
June 24 at
was
in May,
30 at 60%.
ferred, was at its lowest June 5 at 124% and at its highest
634s..
23
103 34
1941
..1952
64~~
2634
rency
business
outlook.
Prices
of
cereals
vaulted
upward,
re¬
flecting the damaging and shortening of grain crops.
The
steep rise in prices made it evident that total farm income
would not suffer, but it was obvious that the income would
not be so widely distributed as usual.
However, the content
of industrial and
trade
Steel mill output
in June was at the highest level in six
years.
A large volume
of orders was booked by the steel industry in June in an¬
ticipation of higher prices after July 1.
The movement of
railway freight was at the highest level of the year, while
the consumption of electricity was at a new record high.
Cotton mill activity has been well maintained.
Industrial
output as a whole, contrary to the usual trend, showed little,
if any, slackening in June.
-
news
was
good.
As to the fluctuations in individual
Steel
was
at its
lowest June
stocks, United States
and at its highest
Price
Price
Range for June, 1936
June 30
June 1
1936
Lowest
Allegheny Corp coll trust 5s. 1944
9234
Amer & Foreign Power 5s—,2030
Atch Top & S Fe gen 4s_____1995
11434
114
Baltimore & Ohio 1st gold 4s. 1948
106
10534 June
7134 June
Convertible 434s
I960
Bost & Maine 1st 5s ser A-C.1967
Brooklyn Union Elev 5s
Ches & Ohio gen 434s
,.1950
72
7234
7334
11254
130"
Chic Milw St P & Pac 5s A..1975
2054
Chic & N W
13
C C C &
9354
7734
Chesapeake Corp 5s.
9234 June
7134 June
73
June
129
June
Great Northern gen 434s E..1977
111 Cent C St L & N O 5s
1963
100
82
Internat Paper 5s ser A & B.1947
Kan City Sou ref & impt 5s-.1950
95
94
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 4s. .2003
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s. 1944
45
Erie ref & impt 5s of 1927.L..1967
Mo Kan Tex
cum
adj 5s
1967
New York Central conv 6s. .1944
N Y C & St L
N Y N H & H
434s
1st
C____1978
ref 4J4S--1967
ser
90
13234
5734
113
—1997
Pennsylvania RR deb 434s.. 1970
6s
1939
1st 4s.... 1952
Pictures
Western Maryland
June
June
June
June
June
8834 June
4334 June
13134 June
57
June
11034
10354
10934 June
10334 June
42
June
119
June
"93"
92
10034
1936
Highest
9534 June 18
93J4
June 17
78
11534 June 18
115
17
106
80
10734
75
8034
11434
12634
13634
2254
1434
June
June 18
June 22
80
7434
114
15
125
June 23
136
June
June
17
1934
June 17
1334
9334
7834
12
June
17
10354 June 19
8334 June 17
9634 June 24
9234 June 16
5034
73
June 22
June
June
11134 June
8534 June
2834 June
1970
Warner Bros
June
8534
3034
N Y Ont & Western ref 4s.-.1992
Northern Pacific 4s
June
11254 June
1934
1254
9254
7734
9934
7954
454s series A. ..1949
St L 4J4s series E..1977
June
125
1992
-.1947
Pitts C C & St L 5s ser A
5 at 58%
Closing
Opening
Railroad and Industrial Bonds
June 18
133
June 29
6234
11454
8934
3034
4434
11054
June 12
10454
12134
June 10
June 22
June
102
8334
96
90
4754
132
5834
112
8834
1
June 12
"42"
June
3
June
9
10954
10334
June 10
119
June
June 25
9934 June
10054 June 30
9354
10054
MONTHLY
July, 1936]
VOLUME OF BUSINESS
Month of June
1936
Stock sales—No. of shares
DAILY RECORD
156,089,000
46,213,500
64,^54,100
276,280,000
77,623,000
23,292,900
263,350,000
267,056,600
377,195,900
Rales on Mixed Collateral
30
June
1—
June
260,754,540
124';848,382
Bond sales (par value)-—
$
$
Railroad and miscell— 1,468,491,000 1,069,901,000
173,884,000
145,992,000
State, munlc. & foreign
United Stattes Gov't...
194,387,000
420,664,000
213,277,322
9
$
1,368,972,000 1,063,435,900
388,454,500
361,771,000
260,247,100
328,418,700
June
June
\IX
ix
IX
IX
IX
.IX
ON
THE
9...
CURB EXCHANGE
IK
ik
IK
June 12..
2,059,161,700 1,712,137,500
IK
June 10
—
June 14
1935
1936
of June
1933
1934
.
IX
5,296,710
$
Bond sales (par value)—
$
$
$
/
22,545,649
3,522,430
4,440,137
1 YA
IX
IX
IX
l
»
7-
YA
f
June
95,785,000
June 19—
5,534,000
3,887,000
June20—.
Foreign corporate....-
71,500,000
2,786,000
2,305,000
June 22-._
99,872,000
76,591,000
IX
58,312,000
105,206,000
v
Total bond sales......
June23—
r
ix
IX
ix
IX
—
June 21
74,900,269
Domestic.
-
—
10,286,000
7,016,000
Foreign corporate
Total bond sales......
S
$
462,567,000
—
Foreign government-..
49,455,147
38,357,641
24,974,905
$
(par value)—
479,869,000
$
607,585,000
8,842,000
6,210,000
570,156,000
21,264,000
17,174,000
462,968,000
21,217,000
22,778,000
608,694.000
506,963,000
•
622,637,000
THE MONEY MARKET DURING JUNE,
A number of
major developments, such as large Govern¬
financing, income tax collections, cashing of Veterans'
Adjusted Service bonds, heavy receipts of foreign gold and
the retirement of preferred stock in banks held by the
Reconstruction Finance Corporation, combined to cause
significant changes in some aspects of the money market
during the past month.
Excess bank reserves, after having
risen to approximately $3,000,000,000 early in June, or
the highest level in three months, dropped precipitately
after the middle of the month to $2,040,000,000 on June 17,
the lowest level in over a year.
Later in the month a quick
reversal in the movement of reserves occurred, due to the
accelerated cashing of Adjusted Service checks and bonds
and the continued large arrivals of gold imports, and by
July 1 total excess member bank reserves were again re¬
ported at $2,670,000,000, although a seasonal increase in
the amount of currency in circulation served to somewhat
retard the recovery in the reserve position.
The influx of
gold that started in the closing days of April continued
unabated until the third week of June, with total imports
amounting to about $220,000,000, chiefly from France,
and with the gold stock of the country showing a net increase
for the month of approximately $205,000,000.
A sharp
rally in the French currency during the last week of June,
that carried the rate above the gold export point, put a stop
to further gold engagements abroad, although no indications
of a return flow have as yet made their appearance.
An¬
nouncement was made on June 1 of the offering of $600,000,000 of 2%% Treasury bonds of 1951-54 and $400,000,000
of 1 Y%% Treasury notes due June 15, 1941, as well as of
ment
additional amounts of the
securities in exchange for
Following a huge oversub¬
scription amounting to approximately seven times the sum
offered, a total of $1,106,030,650 was allotted to subscribers,
while the maturing notes were exchanged for $956,130,700
of new bonds and $68,735,000 of the five-year notes.
An
interesting occurrence was the announcement of the Treasury
on June 25 concerning the discontinuance of the extra
weekly
cash offering of bills in the amount of $50,000,000.
Bills
bought in the open market declined further from $4,299,000
May 27 to $3,077,000 July 1, and industrial advances also
receded slightly from $30,462,000 May 27 to $29,785,000
July 1, while total bills discounted rose from $4,828,000
May 27, to $4,221,000 July 1.
Total member bank reserves
reached their peak of $5,833,391,000 on June 10.
After
falling to $4,893,667,000 June 17, the position recovered to
$5,589,134,000 July 1.
Notwithstanding the huge changes
in excess reserves, money rates showed but insignificant
alterations, with the average rate on 273-day Treasury bills
receding from 0.20 to 0.19%. On the Stock Exchange the
official rate for call loans continued unchanged at the 1
%
level established during the preceding month.
maturing
Treasury
CALL LOANS
Low
June
1
1--.-
same
notes.
ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
High
June
16...
2...
1
1
1
June
17—
June
3—
1
1
1
June
18...
1
1
June
19.._
1
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June
5...
1
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Commercial
paper continued in active demand but supplies
again being entirely inadequate the volume of actual business
remained small:
Average rates for paper running from four
to six months were unchanged at %%, with particularly
choice names, when available, quoted at slightly lower
levels.
Under date of June 17 the Federal Reserve Bank
of New York announced that returns received
by the bank
from commercial paper dealers showed a total of $184,300,000
of open
market
paper
outstanding on May 31, as compared
and $173,000,000 on May 31,
with $173,700,000 on April 30
vVv.
1935.
RATES
FOR
■,
MONEY
AT
NEW YORK
1,
Week Ended—
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June 13
June 20
June 27
1@1
June 6
Call loans
•
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Stock Exchange:
on
Range for week (mixed & Indus, coll.)
Week's average (mixed & Indus, coll.)
,
1@1
1
'1
1
1
Time loans (mixed & Indus, collateral)
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bankers' acceptances remained at their previous
levels, with the volume of business again restricted
owing to the continued inadequate supply of bills.
Total
outstanding acceptances, according to the final survey of
the acceptance market published by the American Ac¬
ceptance Council on June 24, declined from $343,694,299
April 30 to $330,531,460 May 30, as compared with $374,755,247 May 31, 1935.
In making public the figures,
Robert H. Bean, Executive Secretary of the Council, stated
that with the exception of domestic shipment credits, which
advanced slightly, all classifications were off at the monthend.
Acceptances created for the purpose of financing
exports declined in amount $4,227,785; domestic warehouse
credits were off $2,154,216, and foreign type of bankers'
acceptances, those based on goods stored in or shipped
between foreign countries, declined $6,248,739.
Bills used
to finance imports went off $441,697, while dollar exchange
acceptances were less in amount by $217,243.
Very nearly
all of the currently reported decrease was in the business of
the New York City banks, where the reduction in warehouse
credits, which has made up the principal loss in acceptance
volume since mid-winter, has been noticeably large.
Since
Nov. 30, 1935, New York City banks Warehouse acceptanc^f
have dropped $44,151,769.
There have been no changes
in the discount market situation for the past month.
Bills
have been scarce and the buying confined principally to
the large accepting institutions.
On May 30 all accepting
banks held $155,168,176 of their own bills and $141,695,950
of other banks' bills, a total of $296,864,126.
Rates for
bankers' acceptances continued to be quoted at 3-16% bid
and H% asked for 30-day, 60-day and 90-day bills; at
nates for
low
.
1
1
1
1
1
as
21—
June
June
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IK
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20—
June
4...
1
IK
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1
1
:
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Renewal
1
'
June
IK
J4% bid and 3-16% asked for 120-day bills, and at Y%% bid
The
New Yqrk Federal Reserve Bank, in its "Monthly Review"
discussed conditions in the market for bankers' acceptances
Low
1
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June 27—
1936
IX
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June 25-—
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bonds sales
IX
—
June 24.—
Jan. 1 to June 30—
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Bun day
:
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927,000
:
1,009,000
—
Foreign government...
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June 17...
55,295,000
1,509,000
1,508,000
Domestic
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June 15...
June 16...
Stock sales—No. of shares
Months>
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Month
6
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June 11..
VOLUME OF BUSINESS
■
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c
June
Total bond sales...... 1,788,367,000 1,674,952,000
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8—
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.
4 Months
90 Days
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—
June
Days
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5...
60
Days
3..:
June
340,859,129
2
June
Jan. 1 to June 30—
Stock sales—No. of shares
LOAN RATES
OF TIME
$
$
191,875,000
29,300,000
42,175,000
220,545,000
—
Total bond sales..---.
volume of trading in securities falling to very low
figures,
virtually no new accommodations were sought and trans-:
actions were confined to the renewal of existing lines.
;
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125,619,530
178,800,000
26,657,000
15,088,000
State, munlc. & foreign
United States Gov't
16,800,156
$
$
1933
1934
1935
22,336,422
21,428,647
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad and miscell...
STOCK EXCHANGE
ON THE
17
REVIEW
Saturday
Sunday
and 5-1,6% asked for bills running 150 and 180 days.
follows:
*,»'*.?"
,
.
"Trading activity in the bill market, •during June con¬
tinued to be small in volume and rates were unchanged.
At
the end of May outstanding bills amounted td $331,000,000,
as compared with $344,000,000 for April and $375,000,000
June
22...
1
1
1
June
8...
1
1
1
June
23...
1
1
1
June
9...
1
i
1
June
24—
1
1
June
10—
1
l
1
June
25—
1
1
1
June
11—
1
l
1
June
26—
1
1
1
12...
1
l
1
June
27...
a
June
June
13—
Saturday
June
28.'..
June
14—
Sunday
June
29...
1
1
1
June
15—
Junp
credits and in
30—
1
1
1.
June
Sunday
7—
1
1
1
1
Saturday
Sunday
Time loan rates on security collateral remained nominal
at the
increased level of
for all maturities.
With the
year ago.
The decline for the month reflected small
decreases in bills' based on exports aDd domestic warehouse
bills based on goods stored in or shipped be¬
foreign countries.
Accepting banks and bankers
continued to hold about 90% of all bills drawn."
tween
(Continued
on
page
113)
RANGE
June
Jan, 1 to June 30-
OF
BOND
—
DURING
PRICES
$220,545,000
_--___l,788,367,000
JUNE
1936
1936
Shares
June
$263,350,000
1,674,952,000
Jan. 1 to June 30.
.
The tables
monthly range are shown in
a
22,336,422
124,848,332
260,754,540
_
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in the month's range, unless they are the
selling outside of the regular
the range for the year.
1935
21,428,647
Stock Sales
1935
1936
Bond Sales
.■:
only transactions of the month, and when
No account is taken of such sales in computing
footnote in the month in which they occur.
a complete record of the transactions on the New York Stock Exchange during
Jan. 1.
They need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory. The tables
security dealt in on the Exchange.
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list.
on
18 to 40 furnish
pages
June, 1936, and the range since
embrace every
The black-faced letters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in
are at a
each
the month when the bonds mature.
case
adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying bonds
In accordance with the rule
The exceptions to the rule
This method of quoting bonds became effective Jan. 2, 1909.
32ds of a point.
sent one or more
Sales
in
Y.
N.
which
repre¬
RANGE SINCE JAN
IN JUNE
$
Ask
Bid
Lowest
June 30
June 1
1936
nB,
Bid
U S
on
are
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
STOCK
PRICES
Price
BONDS
\
June
Value
income bonds and bonds
Quotations after decimal point
price to which accrued interest must be added.
interest is in default.
Ask Bid
Ask
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Highest
| Sale Prices
GOVERNMENT BONDS
..Oct 15 1947-1952
A
O
A
188,000 Treasury 44"--
117.20
Julie 25 117.30
June
1
115.3
Jan.
27 118.8
Apr.
107.30
167.25"
June 26
ios.Tf
June
3
105.24
Jan.
27,108.11
June
3
105.28
Jan.
106.23
Feb.
19
Sale
112.25
June 25 113.3
June
4
Ill
Jan.
113.10
Ill
Jan.
112.20
June
3
109
Jan.
111.19
May 21
May
5
May 20
25 108.17
June
1
106.17
Jan.
108.20
May 21
June
17 108.12
June
17
106.17
Jan.
108.12
June
25 104.19
June
1
102.20
Jan.
104.30
May 21
103.5
Jan.
i65.~16
June
15
115.7
Sale
117.30 Sale
117.23 Sale
105 "25
Safe""
108 .T
107.28
111
Salp
112.31 Sale
113
109.4
Sale
ill AS Sale"
111.10 111.16 111.10
June 24
108:14 Sale"
108:12
108.8
June
108.12
15
O
527",000
Registered
Treasury 34*
261,600
Treasury 4s.........Dec
205", 000
Treasury 3948.......Mar 15
M
H
8
270",000
M
Registered......
Treasury 3H*
June 15 1943-1947 J
Oct 15 1943-1945 A O
Registered
D
D
J
D
—......
Registered—
1,000
J
15 1944-1954 J
...
........—
1946-1954
Registered..—...............
J
D
3s.......June 15 1946-1948
Registered
256", 000 Treasury 3H .-----June 15 1940-43
Treasury
mi*? Sale"
Sale
D
2,060,000 Treasury 3s........Sept 15 1951-1955 M S
Registered
——
462,666
Sale
j'b
103
Sale
103.1
Sale"
105 Jo Sale
104.9
104.18 Sale
Sale
104.5
June
105.10
Sale"
165:5"
ill Ye"
June 25
Mar 15 1941-1943
I
D
1
237,000 Treasury 3H*
Registered....
1,000
M
M
8
107.28 Sale
108.25 108 J'3
i08.Ta
Sale"
June 25 108.27
June
3
Sale
June
4
15 109.2
June
15
June
3
Sale
109
Sale
108.27
June
106.6
Sale
106
Sale
105.30
June 25 106.11
l6iY Sale"
F)
I)
Registered..........
.....—Aug 11941 f"\
F A
Registered
Treasury 394*
Mar. 20
107 19
Feb.
109
Mar.
6
Jan.
108.20
Mar.
5
108
Jan
109.9
May 25
106:3
Sale"
105.31
Sale"
105.27
June 29 106.6
108.31
Sale"
108:28 Sale"
108.26
June 25
108.2
Feb.
l63.24
Jan.
27 106". 13
Jan.
21
109.2
104
Sale
i08:i8 Sale"
i09.10
June
1
103.19
Jan.
27 106.15
June
3
108.5
Jan.
27 109.12
Jan.
7 108.27
105.12
Jan.
June
15
May 22
Jan.
21
May 21
Mar.
6
Mar. 17
108
June
107.12
Feb.
107.13
May 13
100
Jan.
102.12
99.31
Jan.
102.6
May 21
Mayx22
100.31
Jan.
105.16 Sale.
107.20 Sale
107.19 Sale
107.18
June 25 108
June
9
100.1
Sale
102.1
102.2
Sale
101.25
June 25 102.7
June
15
100
Sale
103:24
Sale
103."l4
June 25 103.24
June 30
103.26
May 21
103.16
886,000 Treasury 394*----—Apr 15 1944-1946
June
June
4
101.7
Jan.
103.16
June
101.22
June 26 102.2
June
2
101.7
Mar.
102.13
May 21
100.25
June 25 101.8
Jan.
Registered......
1,343,666
Treasury 294s.......Mar 15 1955-1960 M
2,765^000
Treasury 2*4s.....Sept 15
Registered
Registered
1,000
May 22
104.13
108.34
104
—
*
105.20
Feb.
104
8
D
June 27 109.8
109.1
109.2
108
Jan.
107.30
lOSJl
D
246,000 Treasury 394*---—June 15 1946-1949 1
I
Registered
Dec 15 1949-1952 J
587,000 Treasury 34«
1,704,666
Mar. 27
102.29
103.12
"
...
Registered
104.4
17
1945-1947 M S
100.31 Sale
Sale
163.Y5 Sale"
......
1,487,000 Treasury 294*---—Sept 15 1948-1951
Registered
..1951-1954
2,513,000 Treasury 24 s
Registered
m'S
102.1
Sale"
101.24 Sale
j'b
4 103.16
" 166:25 June" 25 16178 ~
ioiY
Sale
104.10 Sale
104.6
104.10 104.3
103."8"
102:26 Sale"
June Y6
June
9
4
16
-
Federal Farm Mortgage Corp—
130,000
394 s
Mar 15 1944-1964
Registered......
May 15 1944-1949
June
2
102.20
Mar.
June 25 103.8
June
1
100.26
Jan.
27 103.14
May 21
101.12
102.22 Sale
June 29 104.12
103.31
M S
Jan.
20 102.18
Mar.
Jan.
27 104.1
May 20
...
369,666
3s
Registered
285.000
MN
ioiY
Sale'
Sale"
102.20
.....
j
Jan 15 1942-1947
is...
101.19 101.26
103.29 Sale
103.16 Sale
8
106:17 Sale"
102.Tl Sale"
iojY
101
102.29 Sale
27 104.20
6 103.31
June 25 104
June
3
101.20
June 27 102.16
June
9
mis Jan:"24
102.10
June 25 102.31
June
1
101.2
June
25 101.20
June
1
99.16
101.5
June
18 101.10
June
16
101.4
June 26 101.23
June
3
103.15
May 20
Mar.
6
6
Registered—
'
147,666
294
722,000
3s
Mar 1 1942-1947
s
Home Owners
M
102.10 102.3
May 1 1944-1952 M N
Series A
May 21
294* Series B
35.000
Registered
538,000
Aug 1 1939-1949
294* series G
........
FA
99:2"l Sale"
101717
Sale
102.17 Sale
"
101.9
Sale"
....
1942-1944 j"j
101
Ys Sale""
10
i ~7
Sale"
100.17
Jan.
101.5
Sale
Registered.....
4,159,666
102.17
Mtge Corp—
Jan.
11 103.26
May
14
Jan.
27 101.29
Apr.
16
99.27
Feb.
8 101.10
June
16
99.17
Jan.
27 101.29
Apr.
16
27 103.7
May 21
FOREIGN GOV T. & MUNICIPAL'S
Agricultural Mtge Bank (Colombia)—
♦S f 68 Feb 1935 coupon on
1947 F A
*S f 6s Apr 15 1935 coupon on..1948 A O
52,000 Mrershus (Dept) extl 5s
1963 M N
J
44,000 ♦AntloQula (Dept of) Col 7s A...1945 J
20,000
♦ External s f 7s ser B
1945 J J
12,000
♦External *f 7s ser C
1945 J J
23,000
♦Externals!7sser D
1945 J J
17,000
*7s 1st series.................1957 A O
9,000
*7s 2d series..................1957 A O
4,000
*7s 3d series..
..1957 A O
33,000 Antwerp (City) extl loan 5s
1958
89,000 Argentine Govt public works 6s.I960 A O
Argentine Nation (Govt of)—
252,000
Sinking fund 6s of June 1925..1959 J D
171,000
Extl s i « 6s of Oct 1925
1959 A O
220.000
Sinking fund gold 6s ser A....1957 M S
426,000
External 1st * f 6s ser B
1958 J D
103.000
Extl s f 6s of May 1926
-I960 MN
138,000
External s f 6s (State Ry)
1966 M S
127,000
Extl 11 6s (Sanitary Works)...1961 F A
127,000!
Publ-c Works ext s f g 6s..May 1961 MN
274,000
Public Works ext s f SHs
1962 F A
16,000
2 000
For footnote* *ee page 30.
16 4
104
98
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74
98
98 4
19
19
Sale
Sale
8]^
1004
Sale
Sale
21
19
194
20 4
18
204
194
99
994
984 100
10
11
104 Sale
10
10
114
104
10
10
114
104
10
10
104
114
8
94
84
94
84
94
94
84
94
84
84
94
100
1004 100
994 100
1004 Sale
17 4 June 10
194 June 26
17 4 June
9
17 4 June
9
984 June 22 1004 June 13
9 4 June 10
1
104 June
94 June 25 104 June 17
June 16
2
10
104 June
94 June 24 104 June 17
2
9
June 25
84 June
8 % June 12
9
June 17
5
9
June 22
84 June
99 4 June
4 1004 June
5
2 1004 June 30
994 June
.
984
Sale
984
Sale
98 H
Sale
Sale
984
Sale
Sale
984
Sale
Sale
1004
99 4 1004 1004
1004
1004 Sale
100 4
994 Sale
99 4 Sale
1004
100
100
99 4
Sale
101
Sale
Sale
1004
1004
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
994 100
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
994 June
3
994 June
4
994 June
99 4 June
1
2
994 June
4
994 June
2
994 June
4
994 June
994 June 18
174 Jan.
17 4
'una
98
Jan.
74 Jan.
8
Jan.
84 Jan.
74 Jan.
74 Jan.
8
May
74 May
954 Mar.
974 Feb.
21
214
1004
114
114
114
114
Jan.
22
Jan.
22
May
May
May
May
May
9
26
27
26
27
10
Jan
25
10
Jan.
10
Jan.
25
27
4
1014 Jan.
1004 June 30
I
101
June 25
974
Feb.
101
June 25
101
June 26
97 4
97 4
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
101
June 26
1004 June 25
100 4 June 26
100 4 June 29
101
June 30
1004 June 23
1004 June 25
1004 June 12
974
974
974
974
974
944
1004 June 25
1004 June 25
1004 .June 29
101
June 30
1004 June 23
1004 June 25
100 4
lune
12
N. Y. STOCK
July, 1936]
Sales
in
9
347,000
105,000
276,000
N.
if
p
..1956
93,000
89,000
External
88,000
Stabilisation loan 7a
External
f 4s.............--195?
a
f 7a
•
314
S
109 4
U
♦Cent Ry 30-year g 7a
55,000 Brisbane (City) a f 5a...
Sinking fund gold 5a
14,000
20-year a f 6a
9
A
118
M 19
M
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ilH
50
Sale
1084 Sale
,
1951
195)
194
19?
195
19bj
195
1951"
1950
60,000
924
M
195«
46.000
99
J
I960
f 4Ha of 1927
a
N
A
J
Ask
1044 Sale
104 4 Sale
t
195.* J
....
35,000 Bergen (Norway) extl 5a
16,000 'Berlin (Germany) a f 4 Ha
62,000
'External sinking fund 4a
114,000 'Brasll (U S of) external 8s
347,000
♦Ext a f g 4Ha of 1924
♦Extl
M
1957 J
12,000 'Bavaria (FreeState) extl6H«
194"
74,000 Belgium 25 year external 4He—19*"
332.000
Bid
External loan 5a of 1927
External a 4 <4* of 1928
63.000 Austrian Govt s f 7s
June 1
1936
(Cm((m<4)
J
July 15 1955 J
195' M S
Government
Voralgn
Australia Ss of 1925
O
Sale
1084 Sale
1004
30
284
27 4 Sale
27
274
224 Sale
22
Sale
214 Sale
95
F
D
J
D
Sale
95
A
J
IN
RANGE SINCE JAN.
JUNE
1
Jan. 2
STOCK EXCHANGE
Y.
PRICES
Price
BONDS
June
Value
19
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Sale
1034 107
Bid
1064
1064
1014
934
23
Ask Bid
Sale
Sale
Sale
1074
1074
1014
Lowest
Ask
xi le
Sale
Sale
96
Sale
Sale
24
Sale
Sale
93
June
224 June
Sale
Sale
107
104
117
Sale
1124 June
107
Sale
107
June 26 108
June
June 25
June 26
June 18
June 22
June 16
June
2
1 1084 June 30
June 30
2 117
June 22 107
Sale
984 June
194 June
4 June
2
June 20
6 101
2
214 June 30
Sale
19
1
1004 102
23
30
324 Sale
254 Sale
254
Sale
26
254 Sale
254
264 Sale
284
254
254
Sale
100
1004 1004
994
100
99
1004 Sale
994
1034 1044 1034
1034 104
324
254
1074
1074
1014
96 4
244
Sale
Sale
June
234 June 30
June
5
324
26 4
13
12 264
18 274
12 1004
June
2 1004
June 10 1044
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
29
25
8
2
19
30
18
304
994
974
984
June
June
June
2
4
10
June
June
June
June
June
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Prices
1074
1084
Lowest
Highest
1054 June
1054 June
1004 June
Sale
Sale
1074 Sale
1044 Sale
1124 113
1074 Sale
994
974
204
ir
June 30
Jan,
Jan.
Feb.
May
x2 4 June
1054 Feb.
1044
1044
984
904
Sale Prices
2 1074 June 25
107 4 June 26
101 4 June 18
97
Mar. 24
32
Jan.
110
Jan.
7
1014 May 15 1095-
ceo.
27
109
Jan.
2
Mar. 14 118
9
1054 Feb.
6 1094 Feb. 17
984 June
6 1024 Mar. 30
19
May 23 284 Jan. 18
19
May 26 274 Jan. 28
Jan.
3
27]
354 Jan. 28
Jan.
30
Jan. 28
22]
22
Jan.
294 Jan. 28
304 Jan. 28
214 Jan.
95
Jan.
1004 June 19
95
Jan.
1004 June 30
104 4 June 18
1014 Feb.
Budapest (City of)—
96.000 Buenos Aires (City) 6H« B 2
1955 J J
9,000
External a f g 4a aerie*. C-2 Apr 1966 A O
23,000
External a f 4s series C-3-.Oct 1966 A O
98
914
"924
32
294
984
97 4 100
97 4 Sale
*(Prov)ref.ext'l a f 4a 1961 M «
M S
♦Stamped
-—
65
70
Sale
66 4
19,000
7,000
156,000
30,000
165,000
308,000
208,000
38,000
110,000
148,000
66,000
236,000
♦6s June 1
1935 coupon
on....l962
35 4
'Buenos Aire
'External
♦Stamped..
.......
...1977
1976
1976
1975
1984
Readjustment 44-44®-Refunding a f 44-44®
Extl readjust 44s-44®
Extl
f
s
44-44 $ bonds
3% external 8 f % bonds...
Bulgaria (Kingdom of)—
♦S f 7s July coupon
off
off
55
...
♦S f 74s May coupon
19f»7
19<>S
303 000 Canada (Don) Gold 4s
1960
186 000
30-year gold 5a........
1952
220 000
10-year 24a
Aug 15 1945
379 000
25-year 34®-------------—--1961
9 000 'Carlsbad (City) a f 8s
195*
A
O
MN
J
J
13
M N
134
O
VI
v
Sale
174
1064 Sale
1124 Sale
964 Sale
"434
14
15
38
36
Sale
82 000
'Farm loan 6a series A
l'J»
Sale
29 4
Sale
144
144
144
VI
N
1961
V
(
Feb 1961
Jan 1961
P
A
104 000
1942
'External sinking fund g 6a
'External
a
f gold 6s
♦Ry ret extl a f g 6a—
60, OOf)
'Extl
30, 000
'Extl sinking fund 6s
53, 000
37, 000
21, 000
73, 000
140 000
a
...Sept 1961
f 6s lnt ctfs
Sale
1962
134 Sale
14 4 Sale
134 Sale
I
J
M
5
VI
F
14
134 Sale
fund 6a..—.196? M N
Mtge Bank of gu a f 6H®
195' I 1)
'Guar a f gold 64®
----1961 J D
'Guaranteed a f gold 6a
.1961 \ t
♦Guaranteed sinking fund 6a.. 1962 M N
'External sinking
141
'Chile
13
I
9, 000 'Cologne (Germany) a f 6H*
vl
-
\
O
Colombia (Republic
176, 000
April 1 1935 coupon onOct 1961
♦6a
Jan 1 1935 coupon
on.Jan 19f»i
l^
11, 000 'Colombia Mtge Bank 6)<»
20 000
♦
147 000
11 000
65, 000
18, 000
8, 000
1,602 000
v
50
Sale
Sale
30
28 4
30 4
144
Sale
Sale
26
64
June
65
June
674
684
714
474
June
June
June
June
22
16
24
25
164
17
1
June
108
Sale
1124 June
984 June
1004 June
30
28
28
Sale
13
48
2
June
Sale
13
12
144 June
15
Sale
14 4
Sale
Sale
46
164
174
994
1014
394
Sale
13
13
13
124
454 June 10
114
144
144
144
144
124
124
124
67 4 June
1084
314
14 4
144
144
144
144
144
144
Sale
1941
Copenhagen external 5s
)g*
Gold 4 Ha
195?
Cordoba (Prov) Argen 7a........194
Costa Rica (Republic)—
'7s Nov 1 1932 coupon on...—1951
Cuba (Rep of) 5s of 1904
194*
204 Sale
204 Sale
164
19
164
20
164
18
.1
<•
•
87 4
75
VI
\
89
774
Sale
43
38
324
294
304 June
294 June
274 June
Sale
32
29
June
Sale
144 June
14 4 June
144 June
Sale
Sale
144 June 11
9
144 June
Sale
Sale
Sale
134
Sale
124
124 Sale
13
124
114 Sale
42
404
25
204
,
'
144
June
9
14 4 June 10
June 25
12"
i!H
12
June
95
Jan.
93
Jan.
924 Jan.
Jan.
83
Jan.
Jan.
84
June
71
66
June 26
554 Jan
58
Apr.
574 Feb.
594 May
614 May
394 Apr.
13
Jan.
13
Jan.
June
17
694 June 30
4
June 22
67 4 June 22
68 4^June 16
714 June 24
47 4 June 25
2
14
164 June 25
17 4 June 25
17
109
Mar.
June 30
115
Feb.
14
99 4 June
17
June
17
June
16
4
10i % •lune 16
Jan. 27
45
June 26
June
8
June
15
June
11
June 25
374 Jan.
33
June
Sale
17
164 June 25
174 June 25
1084
1144
994
1014
394
324
June
11
36
Feb.
6
294
314
144
14 4
144
144
144
144
144
134
124
124
124
June
24
344 Feb.
11
June
23
37
16
Jan.
10
Feb.
4
154
154
154
154
154
154
134
134
134
134
Jan.
10
June
2
June
2
June
17
June
1
June
16
Jutae
17
June
17
June
24
June
4
June
19
June
18
114 June 13
12
June
41
June 19
45
June
5
194 June 15
21
June
18
......194*
1"'
5H®—June 30 »*»•
(Rep of) extl 8s...>9*
37 4
Sale
1004Sale
1004 102
a
19*
1054 Sale
1014 Sale
93 4 Sale
External g 4H®
.....196-'
Deutsche Bank Am part ctfs 4s
I'M <
224
224
184
184
184
974
934
714
Sale
Sale
204
20
204
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
24
Sale
204 June
24
June
29
24 4
Sale
204 June
24 4 June
184
184
184
964
934
704
194
194
194
984
944
814
30
15
26
15
3
24
25
194
194
194
204
22
204
97
Sale
94 4
Sale
694
-June
June
June
June 29
June
3
June
3
Sale
284 Sale
284 June
99 4 101
100 4
99 4 June
994
994
1004 June
95
June
96 4
"994 96
994
101
1014 1004 June
1004 101
474 Sale
524 Sale
474 June
Sale
99
994 Sale
984 June
June
99 " 1024
98
994
101
100
1014
984
June
1
29
3
1004 June
96/. June 11
-----
105
June
June
June
June
June
June
314 June
31
994 101
984
91
954
98 4 100
♦Public Works
Sink fd 8s aer B
Sale
33
vt
194
5a ext debt Ser A of 1914
4H> external loan
30-year a f5H®
93
104, 000 Denmark 20-yr external gold 6a .194
External g 5H®-—
121, 000
,0'
480, 000
13
124
114
274
Sinking fund 7a of 1927
47 000 Czechoslovak
12, 000
i
o
'Sinking fund 7s of 1926
129 000
22
June
June 30
384 Jan. 17
99 4 June
4
1004 Mar. 21
99
May 13
294 June
Jan.
9
Jan.
9
Feb.
19
Feb.
19
Feb.
19
Feb.
19
Jan.
13
10
Mar.
7
Jan.
124 Jan.
52
2
13
Mar. 25
274 Mar.
3
of)—
♦os
35, 000
113, 000
73, 000
Sale
124
124
114
F
I
238, 000
Sale
124 Sale
42
M
4, 000 'Chinese Hukuang Ry 5s.......1951
75. 000 'Chilean Munlc Loan 7s ........l°6i>
Sale
144
Sale
1084 Sale
1124 113
984 Sale
1004 Sale
196*
91 000
June
66
Sale
19m
61 000 'Chile Republic exta f g 7s
71
47
'Farm loan
175 000
71
Sale
Sale
684
Sale
92 000
....—
4
Sale
304
28 4
27 4
f 4a
June
654
664
66 4
704
19 5«
a
70
55
84
70
21 000 'Cent Agrlc Bank (Ger) 7a
63 000
'Farm Loan a f 6a
'•
694 June 30
Sale
Sale
654
Sale
Sale
554 Sale
S
A
83
June
June
June
June
634
64 4
64 4
67 4
454
A
M
...
June
664
824
67 4
634
Sale
68
80
J
82
694
98
67
J
June 10
June 16
June
5
June
80
4
A
294
97 4
974
974
98
Sale
F
F
68 4
284 '30
984
994
98 4 100
984 Sale
80
80
F
..196'
f 6Ha
»
374
Sale
93
19
19
May
May
17
Jan.
3
174 Jan.
21
20
10
204 Apr.
7
994 Mar. 27
174 Jan.
924 Jan.
8
5
3
884 Jan. 16
704 June
3
23
Jan.
92
37 4 Jan.
100
June
3
984 June
100
June
11
%%
1054 1054 Sale
1054 June
5 1054 June 26
Sale
1014-.-- 1004 June 22 102 • June 29
98
June 29
994 June 19
Sale
984 Sale
98
June
1044
1004 Feb.
934 Feb.
Mar.
7
814 June 25
344 Mar.
Jan.
3
97
11
4
Mar. 26
1004 May 28
964 Apr. 22
1014 June 24
Jan.
100
June
Feb.
103
994 Jan.
994 Jan.
June 24
254 Feb. 11
254 Jan. 23
194 Apr.
7
60 4 June
3
1054 Feb. 24
25
.
...
5 1054 Feb.
1064 Jan.
8
11 1024 Jan.
7
5 99 4 June 19
.
10, 000
63, 000
21, 000
16, 000
9, 000
'•Stamped extd to Sept 1 1935..
Dominican
1st
M
M
Republic a f 5H®-——
5H® of 1926
2d aeries sinking fund OHt
1946
1940
♦Dreaden (City) extl a f 7a
194'
'El Salvador (Rep) 1st a f 8aA..]94
'Certificates of deposit
81, 000
7, 000 Estonia (Republic) 7s
.194"
aer
>
R
A
O
A
<
M
v
Finland
(Rep of) external 6a
194
)
159. 000
External
7s
98, 000
s
f 7s stamped
unstamped....
•35-year 5Hs stamped
....1965
...196*
♦3 4s unstamped
154, 000 ♦German Republic 7s stamped.. 1949
46 000
♦7s
German
37,000
•
«•
Communal
&
(Cons Agrlc
'7s part
13 000
38, 000
•S
N
-
D
20
Sale
654
93
95
95
Sale
1044 Sale
26
264
1724 Sale
394
Sale
65
63
95
24
Sale
96
37
June
4
67
June
18
644 June 26
624 June
4
214 June
3
65
37
June
8
654 June 15
654 June 18
67
Jan.
23
614 May
614 May
214 June
June
June
1
674 June 26
4
964 June
3
1084 June
June
95
2
714 June
38
June
il3/*
93
4
6
48 4
Feb.
4
June
8
6
7
3
68
Feb.
4
Feb.
Sale
1064 June
Sale
101
Sale
151
159
Sale
155
164
1584 June
165
June
12
172
Sale
1814
1824
Sale
170 4 June
June
zl70
182
June
26
1824
June
26
170
Sale
102
June
June
1
214 June 26
1664 June 12
184 June
June
Mar. 26
May 16
1084 Jan. 29
3
1044 Jan.
1054 Mar.
101
May
18
May
1494 May
151
May
167
May
25
3
684 Mar. 24
304 Feb. 21
8?S
Jan.
1084 1074
102
Sale
1014
184 Sale
214
1594 Sale
1604
106
1714
•
i)
v~n
27
Jan.
22
183
Feb.
27
1724 Jan. 25
1824 Mar. 6
824 June 26
....1964
<
•
I9h>
6s..
f""a
part paid.............—196>-
4,000 ♦Hamburg (State) 6a
19«<
7,000 ♦Heidelberg (City) extl a f 7H®--195t>
.1960
13,000 Hetsingfora (City) axt 6 H®
Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan—
17,000
•74s unmatured coupons on.. 194
♦7s unmatured coupons on
194
5,000 'Hungarian Land M.ge 7H* A..196)
'S f 7 4s aeries B..
—.—1961
4,000
see page
23
Sale
204 Sale
304 Sale
254 Sale
264 Sale
254 Sale
334 Sale
274
28
334 Sale
224 June
204 June
1
1
30
June
25
June
3
2
27 4 June
3
26 4 June
June
27
254 June 23
33 4 June 18
224 May 15
20
May 20
294 May 22
28
25
June 26
June
294 Jan.
29
31
Feb.
4
394 Jan.
34
Jan.
23
454 Jan.
7
24
Bka—
i
For footnotes,
284 Sale
26 4
284
38
394
35
57,000 Haiti (Rep of) 6a series A—..... 1952
15,000
Sale
65
j""D 1774 :::::
Loan) 6H® •«' A. I93*
1964 M N
paid........
f necuied
♦6s
23
42
107
♦Greek Govt secured 7a........
5 000
30
1949
unstamped
Prov
604
63
International—
German Gov t
447, 000
120, 000
1949
—1949
694
Sale
93
M
Vl
1941
37
Sale
65
65
28
.
7H® unstamped....
40
69 4
60 4
42
External sinking fund 6Ha_...196<
67, 000
•A
•'*
35 000 ♦ Frankfort (City cf) a f 6Ha..
152 000 French Republic 7H® stamped-.1941 J
25, 000
67 4
674
63
....
29, 000
45
64 4
61
30.
A
I
444 Sale
28
354
25 4
32
24 4
.26
21
254
904
944
26 4 Sale
23 4
24 4
1044
28
28
27
34
27
"30"
Sale
i*:::::
374
34
28
36
June 15
954 June
19 4 June
2 984
5 22 4
18
3
3 1064
Sale
18 4
22
16
20
164
234
16 4 June
20
1054 1054 June
20
21
15
194
194
16-4
204
184
25
244
-----
27
23
2
98
105
32 4 June
27
June
9
964
23 4
19
15
28 4 June
June
95
174
164
June
36
26
32
284
15
35
33 4
284
264
284
254
1054 106
344 June 26
34
17 4 June
2
20
June 17
17 4 June
164 June
2
8
3
June 27
June 24
June
5
June 11
194 June 18
20 4 June 24
18
June
20
June
17
27 4 May
284 Feb.
254 Jan
2*
1
4
Jan
8
23 4 Jan
8
26
934
194
16 4
104 4
17
Jan. 10
June
5
June
Jan.
34 4
374
314
284
984 I me 27
264 Feb. 28
244 Mar. 4
6 110
May 26
20
May 1.
174 June
i
164 June
i
Apr. 15
May 20
May 14
Mar. 19
30
Mar.
Jan.
3
22
324 Jan.
3
254 Feb.
11
26
Mar.
5
N. Y. STOCK
30
Sales
in
BONDS
June
N.
Value
1936
Bid
♦Hungary(Kingof)7%sFeb.op.onl944
F
A
19*6
F
A
J
1,112,000 Italy (Kinadora) external a f 7S.I961
M
12,000 I talian Gred Consortium 7a aer A 1937
External aec a 17a aerlea B.....1947 M
52,000
Italian Public Utility a f * 7a
1952 J
164,000
D
• rlali
frw
State external 6a
S
8
J
1954 F A
295,000 Japaneae Got extl a f 6%x
Extl sinking fund 5H»
.1965 M N
357.000
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)—
A
O
♦7s Unmatured coupons on___1957
21,000
8,000 ♦Leipzig (City) external a f g 7a. 1947 F A
Lower Austria (Province of)—
♦7%s Unmatured coupons on _ 1950 J D
1954 J
84,000 ♦Medellin (Colombia) 6 He
3,000 ♦Mexican Irrlg Assenting a 14 Ha 1943
♦Mexico(U S)axternal 5a of 1899£ 1945
19",600
1899.........1945
♦
Vaaentlng 5a of
♦
10,000
Vaaentlng 5s large.............
Vaaentlng 5a small.......
♦4a of 1904
"2,660
72,000
1,000
77,000
Q~j
1954
Ask
36%
111
38
116
Bid
,
63 %
83
66 %
Sale
75
Sale
86
90
67
92]
72]
61%
64
Sale
J
D
Ask
Ask Bid
40%
50
112% 116
46
41
112% 116
86% Sale
Sale
97
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
41% June 12 45%
112% June
4 114
74
June
4 87%
90
June
5 110
Lowest
Sale Prices
June 24
June 22
June 22
60% Jan.
83% Jan.
83
77
June 27
53
Feb.
3
83
June 27
June 22
51% Jan.
3
77
June 22
99
June 20
Sale
80% June
8
84% June
91% Apr.
78
Apr.
6 100
Jan.
7 89% Jan.
32
June 30
25
Jan.
9
20
Sale
26,
June
23
June 12
99
102%
98
May 29 101
32%
Sale
26%
32%
104%
3
6
67% June 16
9%
5%
9
7% Sale
4%
6%
9
9%
8%
11%
9%
3%
10
96%
82%
Sale
7%
7%
6%
6
9%
6
5X4
23
June 22
June 12
June
1
June 20
"8
June
32}
23}
9% June
4
1
12
6
June 20
....
6
584,000 Milan City (Italy) ext loan 6^s_. 1952 A O
Yfinas Geraes (State of, Brazil)—
♦6%s September coupon off
1958 M S
5,000
63
off—1959
66,000 New South Wales ext a f g 5s—1957
External a f g 5a
1958
44,000
59,000 Norway 20-year ext a f 6a.Aug 18 1943
20-year external a f 6a. Aug 15 1944
71,000
External • f 5a
Mar 16 1963
210,000
Extl sinking fund 4%8_„
1956
381,000
External sink fund 4%s.
.1965
380,000
Municipal Bank ext a f 5s.
8,000
12,000 •Nuremberg (City) external 6s.
..,
67,000
70,000
58,000
9,000
M S
gg
9
5
Sale
"2%
6%
O
1953
30,000 Panama (Rep) external S%s
♦Extl a f 5a seir A
May 15 1963
28,000
♦Stamped (assented)........
53,000
M N
M N
A
D
102% 102%
26% Sale
84% Sale
80
Sale
102% Sale
O
J
M N
June 20
4
June 24
5
June 19
June
June
June
June
3
4
32% Apr. 11
31% Jan. 23
Jan.
10% Mar.
7%
10%
12%
12%
"4" ""Feb." 11
5%
4%
5%
7 %
June
17
"4%
5%
i§
"5%
June
4%
4%
4%
7%
June
9
June 17
June 17
June 13
Sale
106
65%
58
Sale
67
Sale
74%
Sale
61% June
17%
17%
62
14%
15 %
14% Sale
S
IW
1952
Oriental Development 6a....
1953
External deb 5Hi.—......... 1958
Oslo (Citvl 30 year a f 6s
195%
4%s extl sink fund
1955
Sale
Sale
101% 102%
106% Sale
106% 107
102% Sale
A
2
10% Jan. 24
7% May 27
7% May 26
8% June 24
5
5
4%
102
M
7% Jan.
2
15
7
Feb.
8
Jan. 24
Feb.
8
Feb.
8
....
J
♦6%s September coupon
13
87% June 22
9 110
June 19
1
25%
.....
Jan.
10
5
Sale
.....
45% June 24
June
84%
31
Sale Prices
3
June
89% Sale
100% 102
Jan.
64
Sale
26%
32%
38
112% May 28 115
June 19
25
17
24
13
♦♦Small
3,000
1
Highest
94
85
Sale
% Sale
VA
Assenting 4a of 1910 small.....
*♦
Treaa 6a of '13 assent (large) 1933 J
Highest
Sale
T Sale
64
98
99
♦
10,000
JUNE
Lowest
June 30
J
Assenting 4a of 1910 large
♦
June 1
Q-J
1904—.......1954
vaaentlng 4a of
«
D
Q
♦
"
IN
Jan. 2
FOREIGN GOVT
$
66,000
7,000
PRICES
Price
I
STOCK EXCHANGE
Y.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Sale
17% June 17
17% June 20
18
4
Sale
102% June
102%
101% 103% 102% 103% 102% June
Sale
106% June
106% Sale
106%
June
106
106% Sale
106% Sale
101% Sale
101% June
101% Sale
Sale
102
101% Sale
100% June
96% June
96% Sale
102%
102%
102% June
18
25
22% "24%
18% June
Sale
80
81% Sale
78% June
75
75%
73% June
74% Sale
102% 102% 101% 102
101% June
97% June
97% Sale
85
67%
June 23
101
107
June
3
May
Mar.
102
June
3
104%
105%
100%
99%
96%
102%
18%
78%
72%
x0i%
97%
23
81%
75%
102%
97%
June 27
June
1
June
2
June
2
June 30
June
Feb.
77
June 20
Mar.
Apr.
May
June
Jan.
May
4
May
86%
Apr. 30 82%
June
104
June
97%
104
Jan.
67
Jan.
58
Jan.
8
Mar.
28
4
103% June 23
103% June 26
3
107% June
108
Apr.
7
104% Jan. 30
3
102% June
Mar.
3
3
102% June
97% June 16
2
102% June
Feb.
8
8
7
8
Feb.
Feb.
100% Mar.
June 26
June
16
Feb.
19;
15% Jan.
14% Jan.
107
18 105% June 29
71% June 231 73% June
5
61% June 25; 67% June
1
104
3
Jan.
27
31
20
18
6
Feb.
50
May
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May
103
-----
Sale
June 20
17% June 17
17% June 20
103
103%
103% 105% 105%
70
73%
86
63
67% Sale
77
4%
4%
4%
6%
5%
16
3
31
Feb. 18
Jan. 29
Jan. 31
June 30
June
Mar.
Jan.
14 106
Jan.
3
90% Mar.
2
81
Mar.
2
3
2
Pernambuco (State of)—
♦7s September coupon off.....1947
21,000
59,000 ♦Peru (Rep) Sec a f g 7s.. ......1959
♦National loan ext a f 6s
1968
539,000
♦National loan ext a f 6s
1961
371,000
1948
135,000 Poland (Rep of) g 6s
StablUs loan 7a of *27. Oct 15 1947
343,000
External a f 8a__.............1958
667,000
Porto Alegre (City of)—
|
♦8s June coupon off
1961
25,000
M S
M S
J D
A O
A O
A O
13%
16%
12% Sale
J
94
12
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
15%
14% Sale
11% Sale
11% Sale
67% Sale
84%
88
72% Sale
15
15
15%
16
15
11%
11%
Sale
Sale
49
14% June 18
13% June 18
10
June 15
15%
16%
12%
12%
June
June
June
June
18
24
13
23
12% Jan.
13% June
10
June
June
10
17% Jan.
29
Mar. 20
19
16%
16%
80%
111%
Jan.
Jan.
28
28
10
June
Sale
37
June 26
69
June
11
37
June
56
Sale
44
June 26
88
June
2
44
June
49%
Sale
40
June 26
75
June 12
40
June
96
Feb. 29
Jan. 14
Jan. 14
2
20
June
171
16
Jan.
6
22
Jan.
5
18
June
2
Jan.
7
19% Feb. 27
14
14
14
Jan.
6 112% Apr.
3 111
Mar.
15
,
D
J
♦7%s July coupon off."
1966
1952 MN
23,000 Prague (Greater City) 7%s
59,000 ♦Prussia (Free State) ext sf 6H—1951 M S
♦S f gold 6a
1952 A O
97,000
20,000
A O
20,000 Queensland (State of) ext a f 7a.. 1941
25-year extl a f 6a
Feb 15 1947 F A
21,000
17,000 ♦Rhine-Main-Danube deb7s aer A1950 M S
Rio de Janeiro (City of)—
♦8s ApriFcoupon off..........1946 A O
6,000
♦6%s August coupon off
..1953 F A
66,000
14%
14%
100
17
15
103
28% Sale
28
'28%
110
110%
108% 110
35%
45
15
Sale
14
Sale
17%
17%
100
20%
20%
20
17%
101
21%
Sale
18%
21
17%
18%
99% 103
22%
25
21
*
23
17% June
17
June
99% June
20
20
June
June
15
x
4 100
June
4
June 20
4
22
4
22% June 29
112% June 27
111% June
111
June 29
109% June
26%
24% June 24 25% June 18
109
109
18% June 12
16% June 16
15
111% 112
107%
112%
24%
28
24%
17%
15%
18%
16
17%
15%
18%
Sale
18% June 22
15% June
8
25 %(
Sale
21%
15%
17%
16%
78%
24%
Sale
23
Sale
28
99% Mar. 13 101% Jan.
18
May 19 29% Jan.
18
May 19 28% Jan.
Jan.
16
24% June 24
38
Jan.
7
11
2
2
21
Jan.
27
19% Jan.
28
Jan.
Jan.
14
Rio Grande do Sul (State of)—
19.,000
106,000
35,000
12,000
♦88 April coupon
off
♦6s June coupon off
♦78 May coupon
...
.1946
A
.......1968 J
O
D
off...........1966 MN
off
.......1967 J D
♦78 June coupon
1952 A O
562,000 Rome (City) externa) • f 6 He
1964 MN
9,000 Rotterdam (City) ext a f 6a
Roumania (Kingdom of, Monopolies)
16% Sale
14% Sale
24
15
Sale
16%
18%
15
Sale
18
20
56% Sale
64
Sale
110
120
110
20
Sale
19
24
15% June 26
16% June 16
15% June
6
19
Sale
63
114% 112
Sale
110
off...
1959 F
A
24
Sale
26
Sale
26
Sale
♦Saarbruecken (City) • f 6a
66,000
June 16
1953 I
J
25
30
20
30
20
15
17
18
20%
17%
17%
14%
19%
15%
2
1?% June
18% June
1
2
June
2
78% June 30
June
8
June 26 114
June
8
30
off
...1952 M N
♦<>%s May coupon off.........1957 M N
San Paulo (State of)—
J
•♦8s July coupon off.... ......1936 J
J
♦Ms July coupon off...........1950 J
♦7s September coupon off
1956 M S
♦
J
>s July coupon off.......
1968 J
June
♦7s August coupon
25% June 19
26% June
2
3 25%
Jan.
4
17%
14% Jan.*' 4 21
15
Jan.
2
20%
54% Jan.
3 78%
110
June 26 122%
Jan.
16
14
22% Jan.
25
,
28
Mar. 26
Jan. 28
Mar. 10
Apr. 28
June 30
Feb. 13
28% Mar 27
Mar. 21
27
17
9
23
Jan.
9
#
Sao Paulo (City of)—
8,000
45,000
19,000
27,000
14,000
44,000
301,000
♦3s May coupon
♦Sec
8
1945 J
7,000 ♦Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s
♦ SF
g 6%s
Decl946 J
3,000
Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)—
-
♦8s Nov 1 1935 coupons on.. ..1962
46,000
♦7s Nov 1 1935 coupon on
56,000
403,000 Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7s..l958
1,000 •Silesian Landowners Aaan 6s...1947
15,000 Solssons (City) ext 15 yr 6a......1936
Styria (Province of)—
♦7s February coupon off......1946
4,000
"
(City)
a
139,000
•ftxt
a
♦Exter a f 6s
.....
For footnotes, see page
30.
26% June 19
June 29
19% June
2
22% Jan.
16% Jan.
15% Jan.
June 30
l7
June
86
June
89
June
4
16
81% Jan.
29% Jan. 28
23% Jan. 31
21% Feb. 13
20% Jan. 28
90% Jan. 18
30
28
June 26
32
25% June 16
25% May 26
16
32% Jan.
24
27
25
24
Sale
Sale
22
25%
25%
32
32
25
32
25%
24%
57%
Sale
26
Sale
23% Sale
23% Sale
F
A
MN
71
Sale
50% Sale
163%
37
150
A
A
102
Sale
104
J
J
82
83
Sale
68
M S
A O
MN
A
96
73]
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100
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375
38
Sale
"41%
Sale
Sale
63%
92%
94%
69%
71
85% Sale
88
25
57%
81%
*
41% Sale
33%
149%
.....
Sale
12
1
June
5
23% June
5
33
June 26
33% June 27
150
June
22
June 19
28% June
28% June
26%
25%
57%
33%
1 155
June
3
June 23
June
1
June 27
June
2
June 17
91% 100
92% June 16 93
104% 103% 104% 103% June 13 104% June
4
II**
73
74%
75
92
Sale
93
Sale
73% June 25
76% June
June
102
46
June
51 % June
51
June
16
45% June
Sale
45% June
51
June
16
June
74
June 26
90% June
2
33% June 27
78% June
6
June 22
12
91% June 15
57% June 10
83
June
29% Jan. 20
Feb.
20
11
51% Jan.
13
29
75
1 166
Jan.
Feb.
4
May 13 93% Mar. 11
100% Jan. 28 104% June
4
91
Feb.
15
83
Sale
90% 100
44% Sale
80% Sale
150
7
14
76% Feb. 25
74% June
72
33
8
4
June 26
Mar. 12
Jan.
68% Apr.
73% Apr.
101
90
23% Jan.
23% Jan.
33
35
9
73 %: June
Sale
Sale
Jan.
19% Mar.
5
77
June
.
Mar. 12
13
75%
Sale
14
25% June
93
75
76% Sale
101% 103% 101
Sale
48
50%
45%
45%
50%
50
45%
S*
79
62
73%
90
June 29
25%
20%
17
15%
21
32
D
15
Sale
20
D
36
June
Sale
"15%
D
J
F
23
20%
17%
June 18
June 10
26
88
1968 MN
.......1964 MN
Venetian Prov
17
20
Sale
Sale
Mtg Bank 7a.....1957 A O
Vienna (City of)—
•6s Unmatured coupons on...1952 M N
6,000
424,000 Warsaw (City) external 7a.......1958 F A
1961 J D
64,000 Yokohama (City) extl • f 6a
4,000
20
15
...1955 F
1 g 5%s
f 6a....
16% Sale
F
26,000 Taiwan Elec Pow 5%s._———1971
Tokyo City loan of 1912 5ai
1952
External a f5^a guar
1961
65,000
18,000 Trondhjem (City) lat ext g 5Ma.. 1957
62,000 ♦Uruguay (Rep) external a f 8a..1946
262,000
15%
25%
14% Sale
81% Sale
...
30,000 Sydney
15%
23
17% Jan.
14% Jan.
16%
86 %
1940 A O
f g 7s
12%
22%
18% June 12
16% June
6
18
JuneJ 3
100
39%
37%
37%
53%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
89% May 16
33% June 27
78
Apr.
7
82% Feb. 14
102
Apr. 30
51% June 16
51
June
51
June 16
74
June 26
12
94% Mar.
71% Jan.
3
8
89
8
Feb.
N. Y. STOCK
July, 1936]
Sales in
BONDS
June
Value
n.
fe-2
t. stock exchange
*0,
June 1
Bid
RAILROAD AND INDUSTRIAL
Ask
Bid
Sale
98 %
44
COMPANIES.
327,000 ♦{♦Abitlbl Pow 4c Paper lat 5a
37,000 Adams Expreaa coll 111 4a...
1953
D
41
1948 m a
98
107.000
1947 J
97%
6,000
4,000
2,000
35,000
13,000
17,000
456,000
347,000
86,000
1,015,000
55,000
44,000
89,000
690,000
10,000
61,000
1,278,000
53,000
165,000
188,000
473,000
244,000
273,000
369,000
224,000
219,000
695,000
'
Collateral trust 4a of 1907
1.000
84,000
18,000
679,000
543,000
128,000
43,000
d
A
O
a"
o
101
AlaGt Sou lat cona 5a aar A
1943 J
D
1943 J
d
cons
98%
50%
64%
108% 109%
103
103 %
51% 56
O
4s series B
♦Albauy Perfrated Wrap Paper 4s 1948
♦6s with warrants assented... 1948
Albany 5c Susq 1st guar 3Ha.
58
1946
$ Allegheny Corp coll tr cony &S-1944 F
:
Sale
A
87% Sale
Collateral and convertible 5s ..1949 J
d
78
♦Collateral 8c convertible 5s... 1950 A
o
♦58 stamped
....1950
Allegh 5c West 1st g gu 4a
1998 A O
Alleg Valley gen gu 4a
.....1943 m p
Allied Stores Corp deb 4%s
1950 a o
Allls-Chalmers Mfg conv deb 4s
American Ice
a
1945 MN
48%
36 X
87%
108 X
99 X
118%
...1955
♦Alpine Montan Steel 7s
Am Beet Sugar 6s ext to...
Amer 5c Foreign Power deb
m
S
89 X
1940
2030
F
A
m
8
102
66 X
5a
.....1953 J
f deb 5s
D
1949 win
American I g Chemical 5Ha
Sale
Sale
Sale
90%
10951
100
Sale
92
Sale
Sale
70 X Sale
113
Sale
Amer Internet Corp conv
J
101X Sale
Amer Roll Mill
8
124% Sale
109% Sale
113% Sale
113% Sale
conv
deb
5Ht..l949 J
4^s
1945 m
1946 J D
J
1960 J
30-year sinking fund 5h*.
1943 mn
J
Convertible debentures 4 H*--1939 J
Amer Tel 5c Tel coll trust 5s
35-year sink fund deb 5s
—.1965 F
Debenture 5a
Am
Type Found
Amer Water
130,000
J
Adriatic Klec Co external 7a.....1953 A
First
s.
f. debs 2%-5s__1950 J
A
Debenture gold
114
113
Sale
Sale
J
1975 mn
6a oerlaa A
98
Sale
..1944 m 8
..1947 J J
113% Sale
O
99% Sale
♦AngloChtlean Nitrate 7a.......1945 mn
Certificates of deposit..........
26% Sale
10 yr conv
coll tr 5s
{♦Amer Writ Paper 1st g 6s...
1950
A
July 1995 q
♦{Ann Arbor 1st g 4s
42
39%
♦Ceitlficates of Deposit
Anaconda Cop Min a f deb4%s
j
Sale
42
71% Sale
97
L04
104^
94%
97H
92
Sale
Sale
105
Sale
...
....
Atl 8c Char Air Line lat 4H>
Sale
.
Beech Creek Exten 1st g
Bell Telephone
40,000
37,000
110
107
68
107%
70
63% Sale
103% 104%
92% Sale
87% Sale
68
"46%
48
99% 100%
110% 110%
100% 101%
132
Sale
94%
101% Sale
cons
♦Deb sinking
fund 6%e
Jan.
June 30
June 26
103% Jan.
107M May 26
June
9
June
55
Jan.
101
Jan.
June 18
June
18
June 18
June 18
June
10
June 11
June 22
June 24
June
3
80
June 17
June
8
71
June
June
1 114
113
Sale
112
Sale
105
Sale
105
June 23 106
June 10
June
1
Sale
June
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
3
June
4
Sale
110%
108%
112%
112%
111%
112%
110%
June 30
Sale
110%
108%
112%
113%
112%
113%
110%
Sale
110
Sale
109
June
102
June
115% Sale
109% Sale
113
113%
111%
113%
114%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
109
69
71
102*32 102%
lix
66
June 26
June 20
June
5
June
1
June 26
115%
109%
113%
113%
113%
113%
June 30 117
1 110
6 102*
2
103
June
106% Sale
114% Sale
105% Sale
115
Sale
114
111
109%
Sale
98
109% June
109% June
108% June
Sale
111% Sale
108%
108%
105% 107
l HX4.
111% Sale
106%
97%
Sale
June
June
111
Sale
15
June
9
107% May
June
Sale
Sale
110%
104%
104%
106%
June
June
77
June
97
June
Sale
84% June
87
97%
49%
98
Sale
96
June
98% June
95%
Sale
51
Sale
49
June
47
Sale
48%
Sale
45
June
52% June
48% June
70
104% 105
71
Sale
104% Sale
70
73
June
72
Sale
73
Sale
72
8
Sale
J
Sale
J
Sale
Sale
65
101
104%
72
June
125
1943
1951
1959
101
32
29
28%
Sale
Sale
30%
29
32
109
37%
Debentures gold 5s ..........1956 J
48
79%
Sale
Sale
112
Sale
107% June 17
86% June 18
June
Sale
114%
96%
103%
104%
June
June
June
5
June 23
June 17
June
June
3
June 13
85% June 18
June 18
75
June 17
86
June
116% June 10
June
109% June
June
112% June 24
74% June 15
June
98
June
June
June
June
128%
103%
"35" 24%
Sale
23%
23% 23%
22
23%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
24%
25
24
June 11
22% June
2
21 % June
4
24
June 22
June
2
24
June 26
June
2
1937 m s
...1957 M n
*{♦ Burl Ced Rap A Nor 1st 5s
1934 4 O
♦Certificates of deposit
{♦Bush Terminal Co 1st 4s
1953 A O
Contol 4H>
...........1955 J
By-Product Coke 1st 5%e mi
J
1960 A O
A..1945 MN
30.
110
74% Sale
75% Sale
70% Sale
20%
21%
23%
19
20
17%
20%
20
45
Sale
105J&
Sale
103%,
78%
"81"
70
90
121
105%
110
110%
Sale
104% 104%
65% Sale
20%
23
20%
35%
80% Sale
50% Sale
59% Sale
92% Sale
93
18%
Sale
19%
98% Sale
1043,32l09%
103% Sale
104% 105%,
102%
78%
80
90%
June 19
85
97%
Sale
18
20
18
June
6
20% June 10
18% Apr. 21
17% Apr. 30
79
91
June
June
92
June
1
June 11
June 13
June 15
June
114% June 22
June
121
June
128% June 26
June
June
3
June 25
106% June 10
103% June 25
109% June 18
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
85%
Sale
60
98
Sale
97% June
18% June
June
56% June
56% June
June
3
105
110
6
103% June
79% June 23
ii1*
June 22
June 22
86% June 17
59%
June
19
June 26
98% June 25
60
10
3 101% Jan
9
June
20
June
3
101% Jan. 15
14 100% Mar. 27
7 121% Apr. 20
2 129% Feb. 17
4
June
Feb.
15
June
June
90
116%
5
21
2 109% May 21
3 118
Feb. 25
9
Jan. 29
75
22
56%
59%
90
58% Sale
56% Sale
Feb.
20% June
86
17^
Mar.
80% Feb. 21
3
June
5
21
6
Mar. 12
90
June
1
21
Feb.
98
June 23
3
3
Feb.
June
Mar.
19
20
20
28
May 15
20
June
7
June 29
73
68
Sale
21
8 107% Feb.
71% May 29
May 29
May 29
June
June
1
11
Mar.
32% Jan.
23
30
25
6
29
Feb.
Jan.
23
Feb. 26
May 20 33
102% Apr. 28 106% Mar. 21
Mar. 28
109% Jap. 27 110
43
Apr. 27 43
Apr. 27
75
105/it
104%«
105%
103732
113
25 105
2
,
.
80
June
June
5
8 104% Mar. 25
1
23% May 19
22% May 26
20% May 26
80% June 22
112%
Sale
112% Sale 114
120%
Sale
121
121% 121
127%
128
Sale
127%
104%
104% 105
104% Sale
108%
109% 110
108% 109
106
106% 105%
105% 106
103%
103%
103%
109% 108%
108% 109% 109
103%
103% 104
103% 104
76
77
Sale
79
Sale
IVi
,
,
3
1
98% June
June 30
Jan.
2
,
.
2
105'32
103%
104%
103^32
73
2
,
.
June
18
48%
106%
2
,
,
74% June
69% June
73
15
104%
Sale"
23
104% June 26 106
9
2 105
2 105
,
.
24% June 30
24% June 11
•
30
2
,
'.
3
120% June 19 121% June
128% June
2 129% June 18
1
14
89% Mar, 9
99% Feb. 29
57% Feb. 17
21
,
.....
23% 33
105% Sale
21%
Sale
Sale
Sale
J
Buff Roch A Pitts gen 5s...
Sale
99% Sale
105% Sale
a
Bush Term Bldgs 5s gu tax ax
?1*
2
45
90
Sale
d
A
22% 28
105% Sale
109%
15
23
J
F
.....1950
88
74%
,
.
120%
Sale
69%
A
4s...1938 J
....1981 F
f deb 3 %•_„
75
108%
84%
100%
99%
28
2 108
2
92
,
,
101%
Sale
73% Sale
75% Sale
23%
3
r
Sale
30
3
3
r
Sale
100%
120%
128%
101%
23%
22%
20%
2
103%
102%
106
1
28
103
85%
112%
96%
102%
103%
75
Sale
3
r
105
Sale
2 100% Jan.
Jan.
29
88%
.
100%
Sale
Feb.
16 106% Apr.
105
84
3
30 111% June 30
r
104% June
106
80% Sale
1457 m n
lat lien A ref 5s series B
Sale
104% Sale
.
June
101
119% 119%
2 114
103
June 24
June 29
June
5
3 105% Mar.
2
98% Mar. 18
3
28 107% Mar.
4
3 113% Mar.
3 113% June 15
3 118% Feb. 20
105
Sale
j
.
105
Sale
Sale
J
81
103% June
105% June
83% June
95
June
June 10
34% June 27
33% June 27
84% Feb. 13
6
2 113% Mar.
Feb. 11
14 109
June
4
3 109
June
3
26 107
61
104% June
104% June
J
M
,
40%
33%
46
7
30 106% May 14
6
2 115% Mar.
7 113% Mar. 9
,
81%
87
J
Sale
76
June
Sale
103%
Sale
105%
95%
June
Sale
June
8
June
84%
104
A
June
8
8
10 103
.
105
June
111% June
June
96
Sale
f
June 27
103%
94%
June
Jan.
Jan.
48% Jan.
11§X
49
2 105
118
104% 104% 103% 104% 103%
M
Jan.
,103%
101
Sale
6
Apr. 30
May 26
105%
110%
110%
June
Sale
13
109
*
102%
Apr.
96
106
33%
9
2 111
June
10
118
78% Sale
June
May
4
May 16
June 27
June 27
June 22
June
2
117
Jan.
June 23
June
4
102%
109
J an.
29
June
111% Sale
96% Sale
79% Sale
19
3
Feb.
June
108% 109
96% Sale
8
Feb.
Jan.
June
106
May 20
Apr.
114% Mar.
Mar.
105
118
107
6
Feb.
119%
June
111%
106%
112%
113%
28
117%
106%
134%
110%
112
111% June
108% June
June
Jan.
79
June
3
June 17 107
111
6
31
13
June
June
105% 106% 106
Apr.
Jan.
115
112
June 20 109
108
109
IjJH
97
83% Feb.
114
106% June
June
14
Jan.
104% June
104% June
97
105
98
21
104
111% May
101% Jan.
112
May
107% Feb.
June 11
103
Feb.
100% June 10
110% June 11
101% June 22
6
143% Apr.
Jan.
90% May
100% June
66% Jan.
June 24
102% 103
104% Sale
21
60
108% Jan.
99% Jan.
118% Jan.
66
17
Feb.
Jan.
48% Jan.
36% Jan.
90
19
2
97 H Feb.
95* Feb.
87% Jan.
78
15
Feb.
Mar;
112% Apr.
109% Apr.
June 13
36%
102%
104% Sale
76
June 23
34
35% June 10 37}
36% Sale
Sale
June 15
37
40% 36%
39% 36
Sale
104% June
1 105104% Sale 105
Sale
34%
27% June
1
27% Sale
31%
27
June
2
27
28
33%
31% Sale
June 27
71%
70% 70
70%
72
Feb.
3
70% Sale
112% Sale
106
June 24
June 12
78
Sale
50
Jan.
Sale
72
40% Jan.
53
94% June 30 94% June 30
100% June 30 102% June 25
112% 114
Sale
Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st g 5s.1945 mn
1st lien A ref 6s ser A
1947 M N
Jan.
June 30
53
109
J
1st 5s stamped
1941 J
Brooklyn Union El 1st 5s........1950 F
For footnotes, see page
June 24
J
M S
♦Consol 5s
9
Apr. 20
MN
1956
s
Mar,
101
94%
103% 102%
103% Sale
Sale
Sale
103%
104
Sale
96
96
Sale
95%
Sale
83%
83% Sale
Sale
71%
73
72% Sale
83%
84% Sale
83% Sale
114% 115% 114
116% 115%
108% 109% 108% Sale 108
111%
111% Sale
112% Sale
74% 74
72%
72%
101%
101%
series D...1960
Big Sandy Ry 1st mtge 4s
1944
Bing A Bing s f deb 6Hs
1950
Buffalo Gen Elec 4H> ser B
29
102
Jan.
50
2 100
Rys—
♦1st 6 Ha
Brunaw A Western 1st gu g
* June
May-
3
66% June 10 79%
111
Sale
110% June 11 111
106% June 16 106%
106% 107
72
Sale
June
69
5
72%
70
71
1
71
63% June
Sale
3 104%
104
103% June
2
95%
93% Sale
92% June
88
Sale
8 89%
85% June
66
June 10
70%
& Sale"
50
5
52%
46% June
1Q0
June 15 10.0%
100% 100
110
110% June 29 110%
4 101%
101% Sale 100% June
June
136
Sale
130
5 139%
94% Sale
100% Sale
June 29
97
Sale
Sale
Bethlehem Steel 4%a
Brown Shoe
Sale Prices
97
June
113% Sale
1955
♦Debenture 6s
Highest
Sale Prices
June 24
June
97
104
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
104%
Lowest
98% June 25 100% June 17
43
Sale
1960
gtd g 3Hs
Sale
99% 100
99% Sale
79% Sale
Sale
1967
667.000 Boston & Maine 1st 5s ser AC
1st mortgage 5s series II
1955 MN
271,000
lat g 4H« series JJ
—.....1961 A O
311,000
{♦BostonA NY Air Line 1st gu 4sl955 F A
35,000
A O
64,000 ♦{♦Botany Cons Mills sec s f 6H»193i
A O
♦Certificates of deposit..
50,000
♦{♦Bowman-BUt Hotels 1st 7s... 1934
m 8
Stpd as to payment of 8435 part red
...1941 J J
176,000 Brooklyn City RR 1st 5s..
1949
55,000 Brooklyn Edison Inc gen 5s A
Gen mtge 5s series K
...1952
43,000
1968
109,000 Bklyn-M Tr R T Sec 6s ser A
15-yr sec 6s series A
1949
3,000
mn
3,000 Bklyn Queens Co A Sub gtd 5s..1941
13,000
78,000
93.000
19,000
75,000
38,000
34.000
12.000
25.000
10,000
397,000
21,000
6,000
12.000
119.000
32,000
35,000
69
49
SINCE JAN.
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
106%
112
June
112%
112% 113% 112% June
1948
♦Berlin City Electric deb 6 %a
Berlin Elec Kiev A Undgrd
6,000
415.000
99
112
3%a_. .1951
of Pa 1st 5s B
First A ref 5s series G
Belvldere Del
ieTooo
99%
97%
66%
Ask
V
Lowest
118
A..1944 J
P L E A W Va Sya ref g4a
178,000
1941
Southw Dlv lst3Hs at 5%
264,000
I960
Tol Cin Dlv 1st & ref 4s ser A..1959
130,000
447,000
Refunding 5s series D
2000
Conv g 4Hl..
1,216,000
1960
Ref A gen 5s series F
624,000
1996
14,000 Bangor A Aroostook RR 1st g 5s '43
Con ref mtg< gold 4s
1951
41,000
4s stamped...................1951
63,000
11.000 Battle Creek A Sturgls gu 2a
1989
Beech Creek 1st gu 4s...
1936
Second guar gold 5s...
....1936
84,000
122,000
Sale
99
112"
36,000
lat 30-year 5s ser B
1944 J
460,000 Atl Coast L 1st cona 4s
..July 1953 M S
434,000
General unified 4H> series A.. 1964 J D
346,000
LAN collat gold 4s
Oct.. 1952 MN
115.000
10-yr coll tr 5s
May 1 1945 m n
J
120,000 Atlantic 8c Danville 1st g 4a
1948 J
68,000
Second 4s
1948 J
88,000 Atl Gulf 8c W I SS Line coll tr Ss.1959 J
1037 J
36,000 Atlantic Refining deb 5a
'39 J
80,000 Auburn Automobile conv deb
53,000 Austin 8c NW lat g 5a guar—...1941
27,000 {Baldwin Locom Works 1st a f 5s. 1940 M N
58 assented
.............1940
6,000
o
July 1948
201,000 Bait 4c Ohio 1st g 4a.....
D
Refund 8c gen 5s ser A
948,000
1995
O
1st gold 5a.
185,000
July 1948
D
Ref and gen 6a, aeries C
599,000
1995
fi%NQE
JUNE
IN
June 30
Ask Bid
Works 5c Elec
4,000 Ark 5c Memp Bdge 8c Term 1st 5s.1964 m 8
169,000 Armour Ac Co. 1st real estate 4%a 1939 J d
776,000
1st M 4s s f ser B( Del.)
1955 f a
107,000 Armstrong Cork deb 4s..........1950 J J
777,000 Atch Top ASF gen g 4s
1995 A O
23,000
Adjustment g 4s
Jnly 1 1995 Nov
133,000
Stamped 4s
July 1 1995 MN
2,000
Conv g 4a of 1909.
1955 J d
30,000
Conv g 4s of 1905
1955 J d
8,000
Conv g 4s of 1910
..I960 J d
Conv deb gold 4%a
157,000
1948 D J
11,000
Rocky Mt dlv 1st 4s A
1965 J
14,000
Trana-Cont Short Line lat 4a gl958 J
Cal-Arlz 1st 8c ref4Ha aer A
51,000
1962 If
Atl Knox 8c No lat g5a
1946 J
■
PRICES
Price
Jan. 2
1936
21
EXCHANGE-BONDS
June 23
Jan.
7
Jan.
88
105^32 June
103% June
104% June
IO3732 June
09
Jan.
75
109
Jan.
Jan.
119% Jan.
124% Jan.
104
108
Mar.
105
May
103
Feb.
Jan.
108% June
103
May
65% Jan.
19% Apr.
18% June
Jan.
48% Jan.
56
May
92% Jan.
93% Feb. 20
94
Feb. 17
89% Feb. 20
31% Feb.
1
26% Feb. 14
26% Feb. 14
25
May
5
100% Mar. 16
7
108% Jan.
Jan.
7
108
2
107% Jan.
Feb.
4
106
Feb. 28
85
95% Apr. 20
Mar. 23
115
Jan.
7
122
7
128% May
105% Jan. 22
110
Apr. 13
106% Feb. 25
103% June 25
Jan. 30
Jan. 10
84% Feb. 19
30% Feb. 13
Feb.
4
29
Feb. 21
90
2
68% Apr.
111
104%
67
Mar. 21
101% Feb. 13
N. Y. STOCK
22
Sales
In
N. Y.
Value
Jan. 2
Bid
Cal Gaa 9c El Corp unlf 9c
raf 5a—1937 MN
1940 J J
Calif Packing con? deb 5a
Csmaguey Sugar Co—
31,000
♦1st 7a ctfs of deposit
.....1942
38,000 Canada Sou con gu 5a aer A
1962
173,000 Canadian Nat gold 4>£s
1957
Guaranteed gold 5a
69,000
July 1969
Guaranteed g 5a....—...Oct 1969
74,000
Guaranteed g 5s
62,000
1970
Guar gold 45*e—.
39,000
June 15 1955
Guar g 444a
117,000
1956
Guar g 4H*
150,000
1951
48,000 Canadian Northern guar 6 Hs—1946
1,371,000 Canadian Pac 4% dab stock
Collateral truat gold 444a...—1946
100,000
5a equip truat ctfa
127,000
..1944
Collateral truat g 5a
117,000
—1954
Collateral truat 444a
245,000
1966
{♦Carolina Central 1st gu g 4a_. 1949
9Ji
109
J
J
1134i
Sale
A
O
115
Sale
F
A
J
D
113
F
A
J
J
1224*
J
J
J
J
J
D
J
J
J
J
J
D
D
J
A
Sale
8744 Sale
1004*
11344
Sale
Sale
10554 106
1005*
4944
1075*
50
r
108J4 Sale
73
70
D
F
MN
A
O
29H
2|X
274* Sale
17
Sale
164* Sale
22
2344
24
2244
105
9
J
J
A
100
J
4344
Sale
Sale
J
9854 Sale
J
J
87
F
A
10344
A
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1004* 101
F
A
MN
MN
M
R
M
S
M N
J
D
J
J
Sale
Sale
Sale
68
11844 123
9644
1015*
11544
1114*
Sale
1024*
Sale
Sale
11144 1124*
11944 Sale
11154
Sale
11144 Sale
109
J
J
89
65
...........
I
Ask Bid
1444
11544
155*
•t
151",660
♦♦15-year
199,000
231,000
183,000
♦lat At ref g 5a
1,319,000
secured 644a..
IP
119
11344
Sale
118
Sale
1195*
1195*
1175*
1155*
8144
Sale
404* 4144
10544 Sale
10844 Sale
108
Sale
1065* Sale
113
114
83
Sale
Sale
1st Ac ref 544a seriea A..
250,000
5 4a series C._
12,000
165,000 Chllds Ce deb 5s
191,000 Chill Copper deb g 5a
..1962
1962
...
June
1054* June 23
June
June
1
June
116
June
1084* June 20
1054* June 23
June
June
June
2
June
June 24 108
June 29 110
June 25 108
4
3
Sale
30
134*
125* June
1244 June
!$
2,0
14
21
2444
21
20
5
22
Sale
5
215*
2444 20
107
107?4 10744
10344
10344 Sale
Sale
55
60
98
10044 Sale
914* Sale
11044
1095* Sale
1064*
1075*
10054
995* Sale
85
1235* J25
92 44 Sale
10554
Sale
Sale
8b
~29~~
67
51
108
112
Sale
Sale
Sale
57
HO
Sale
83
111
97
15
Sale
314* Sale
43
"41"
Sale
45
Sale
2644
1005*
5544
a4(?H
Sale
47
June 18
1085*
Feb.
May
6
108
June
4
Jan.
90
May 29
June 20
June 23
Mar.
3
20
57
97
104
June
60
Feb. 20
108
20
20
29
24
23
28
80
June
108
1235*
90
10044
82 4*
12544
9444
June
June
June
10544 June
129
June
Jan.
28
4
9
Jan.
Mar.
June 11
June 19
7744 Feb. 14
103 44 Jan.
9344 Mar.
11054
June 16
108
June 30
27
7
June 23
May 27
10044 June 30
June 23
88
June 17
Mar. 12
12644 Feb. 26
June 11
100
106
Jan.
Feb.
137
June 29
11144 June 19
12644 June 15
11154 June
3
110932 June
2
1104* June 15
4
5
Feb. 14
104
1
1364* June 23
1195* June 18
June
116
106
Feb.
Feb.
1075*
June 19
10054 June 2
1
914* June
1054 June 23
9844 June
4
68
Apr. 14
3644 Feb. 24
June 18
June
17
Feb.
13
15
19
12044 Jan. 30
1104* Apr. 21
11844 Jan.
6
1105* June 27
1093,32June 26
1085* Jan.
9
1125*
12644
11344
344
Mar. 25
June 15
Feb. 24
Mar. 2
111
Jan.
16
11244 Jan.
10844 Jan.
51
96
99
18
Sale
155*
12044
1045*
35
40
'40"
19
19
Sale"
46
43
4444
22 44
25
103
Sale
101
Sale
11044
5244 Sale
504*
4744
Jan.
82
14
Jan.
Apr.
3
Feb.
5
18
June 18
14
Jan.
14* Feb.
7
Feb.
1
June
3
121
June
3
116
105
June
5
305* June
36
10444 Mar.
2644 Jan.
43
June
1
Sale
1954 June 26
50
40
43
Sale
45
3?K
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
June 16
June
1
June 23
June 20
7
7
Mar. 24
Feb.
6
Feb.
4
Apr.
16
Mar. 21
1944
74*
Sale
June 18
544 Jan. 17
944 Feb. 11
4544 June 10
435* June
9 455*
21
June 26 254*
2244 June 10 25
100
June
6 10144
Sale
37
MN
112
57
40
Sale
June 16
June 18
Sale
Sale
354 May 25
4
June l0
75* Apr. 11
7
May 23
June 12
57
Sale
Mar.
17
95
19
6144
39
"44"
6
June 10
Jan.
117
554* June 27
38
MN
7
3
3
155* June
1444 June
12054 June
59
37
MN
544 Mar.
854 June
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June
95
53
Sale
MN
0
Jan.
1155* June
60
Sale
44
Jan.
41
10444
1084*
1075*
10654
114
53
2054
754
354*
MN
5344 June 17
June
112
5244 June 30
47 4* June
9
53
June 30
Sale
Sale
5
3
1074* June 24 10854 June
2 112 4* June 22
1115* June
1
June 10 11354 June
1115*
Sale
53
Sale
59
Sale
June
10454 June
17
Sale
Sale
MN
50
65* Apr"'14
95* May 20
110
Sale
Sale
7
34
June 30
June 26
June
8
364* June
6
395* June 30
45
38
445*
41
June 10
June 10
June
5844 June 12
Feb.
52 44 June 16
6144 June 12
Feb.
6144 June 12
6354 June 16
22 54 June 17
Feb.
Feb.
11
June 12
Jan.
15
M
June
18
Mar.
June 26
Mar.
41
June 19
Feb.
1
June 10
38
4554 June 20
Jan.
30
Feb.
4844 June 17
Feb.
1
11
11
June 29
Feb.
June 17
June 13
1454 June 17
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
42
5
6
8
Sale
56
Sale
44
Sale
44
D
Sale
19
Sale
21
Sale
1844 June 25
D
Sale
19
Sale
1954
Sale
18
June
5
20
Feb.
Sale
1854
Sale
Sale
11
5
7
Sale
6
5
Feb.
13
1754 June
12 54 June
20
Sale
1944
1354
Feb.
4
Jan.
18
11
14
42
7344
Sale
"4454
754* Sale
3444 Sale
Sale
7644
Sale
6
21
June
June
June
June 23
June
1
70
Apr.
3244 Apr.
3154 May
Feb.
Sale"
17
Sale
Sale
June
June 10
June 18
Sale
154*
Sale
Sale
June
June
18
135* Apr.
Feb.
Sale
18
Sale
Sale
19
June
June 19
1544 Apr.
Feb.
18
June
Sale
Sale
June
June
1114*
June
June 16
33
Sale
Sale
16
844
Sale
3344
109
June 19
18
15
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
1444 May
May
7
105
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
6
14
13
5
13
June 16
90
8344
Sale
Sale
108
1085*
108
Sale
10854 10944
10644
1085* Sale
"9944 Sale"
1074* Sale
10644
29
Cin Gas Ac Elec 1st mtge g 4a A..1968
1937
103
Aug 2 1936
85
915*
7744
90
Sale
Sale
8944
Sale
88
78
Sale
90
8644 June 22
8944 June 20
7654 June 10
June
1054* Sale
10454 1054* 105
June
105*32 10544 10454 1054* 105
10754 112
1065* 107
1065* June
106
10544 Sale 10544 June
1114* Sale
11044 1114* 11044 June
June
1074* Sale 107
Sale
103
June
1035* Sale" 103
10644 Sale
105'3,6 Sale
105'332 June
10644 Sale
105",610754 10644 June
795
"
7944 Sale
7944 June
Sale
102 54 Sale
102
June
1024
4744
3544
3954
Sale
103
1015* Sale 1015* June 30
10154
8944 June 30
June
3
7954 June 18
92
1054* June
105332 June
10744 June
1025*
1104* 11054
10844 Sale
112
Sale
8344 Jan.
6
94
74
Jan.
6
Jan.
2
2
9544 Mar.
61
84
7
1
June
2
June
4
Feb.
Mar.
June 25
1
11154 June
10744 June 30
106
1035*
10644
10644
834*
1034*
Apr.
June
June
11
June
6
9954 Jan.
105' 332June
June
6
106
June 13
June
5
73
Feb.
Jan.
10044 Jan.
35
102
June 25
June 12
June 23
Apr.
1075* June 11
1074* June
10344 June
Sale
5844
5844
Cln Ham At Day 2d g 444a
For footmotee, see page 30.
June 17
June 17
1054*
1165*
1085*
1054*
545*
145* June 13
June
Sale
8844
885* June
Sale 10954 June
10854 1074* 108
Sale
1115*
1654 Sale
Sale
Sale
1942
96
June 16
June 18
June 26
June 19
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
■June 22
June 16
110
Sale"
11154
Sale
gu g 4a
8754 Jan.
1025*
11344
10544
1005*
4954
1065*
1085*
1024*
18
Sale
113
11354 Sale
112 54 112 5* 11154 112
117
1155* Sale
11644
Sale
/' 39
10354 Sale
con
11854
12054
1205*
1185*
11654
11654
12754
Jan.
11544 Jan.
1125* Jan.
1104* Jan.
11044 Jan.
122H Jan.
June 15
27
14
June
June
1104* June 22
1105*
Sale
125
June 30
125
12544 126
111
11154 1105* 112 54 1105* June 27
IIO932 11054 10944 11044 1093,32 June 26
110
1104* June 15
109
Sale
Sale
73
Cin Ind St L Ac C lat 4a
115
2444
12544 127
92
Sale
10544
136
Sale
11844 Sale
4644
J
101
Cln Leb Ac N lat
175* Mar. 30
1185* Apr. 18
11454 June 19
1085* Jan.
1135* Jan.
Feb.
65
24
105
1943
9,000 Cin Union Term 1st 444* aer A..2020
1st mtge 5a series B
...2020
27,000
lat mtge g 5s seriea C guar....1957
75,000
16,000 Clearfield At Mahon lat gtd g 5a..1943
95* Jan.
11154 Jan.
73
86
66
130
116
June 12
96
June
25
13 44
80
June 19
11654 June 17
11654 June 17
12754 June 25
June
10544 June 19 10754 Jan. 18
1034* Apr. 20 10544 Feb. 11
2644' 2944
1194*
...1947
{♦Choc Okl At Gulf conaol 5a
1952
116",066
m
June
June
60
1054*
June 15 1951
1991
West ind Conaol 50-yr 4a. 1952
June 26
30
235*
104*
12 54
117
69,000 Chic T H Ac S'east lot At ref 5s...l94f
Income guar 5s
Dec 1 1968
Ac
12054 June 18
June
2
11344 112
102,000
268,000 Chic
June
iisH
Sale
110
♦Certificates of deposit........
146,000
♦Convertible gold 4 44a........1960
198,000
20,000 Chic S L Ac N O gold 5a
1951
...
Sale
Sale
Sale
112
1927
465,000 {♦Chic R I Ac Pacific gen g 4a
1988
♦Certificates of deposit..
185,000
AO
388,000
♦♦Refunding gold 4s
1934
♦Certificates of deposit.....
173,000
ii's
♦♦Sec. gold 444a seriea A
103,000
1952
39,000 Chic Un Station lat gu 444a A..1963
lat 5a seriea B
1963
13,000
Guaranteed gold 5a..
21,000
1944
Guaranteed 4s
1944
5,000
1st mtge 4s series D.......
56,000
1963
1st mtge 35* s series E
84,000
1963
Sale
11454 June 19
11854 June 16
llH
110
2037
J D
C_......May 2037
♦Coot 444a series A-..........1949 MN
Memphis DIt 1st 4s...
1155* June
2544
11*
June 23
15
1344 June
11344 June
Sale
8144
10744
♦lat Ac ref 4 44a aer
Gold 344a
Sale Prices
109
♦{♦Chicago Rya lat 5a stamped
Aug 1 1932 25% part paid
5,000
29",660
Sale Prices
115
J
I
Highest
Sale Prices
112 54 June
June
Sale
8644
115
M N
M
Lowest
Sale Prices
11844
11744 1165*
117
Sale
11454
115
Sale
11454
1145* 115
12644
Sale
12754 Sale
92 54
Sale
945* Sale
10354
Sale
1045* Sale
1155* 1154*
Sale
1154*
116
107
10754 1075* 1075* Sale
103
10454 Sale
10444 Sale
48
5444
60
50
10744
1075*
1074* 108
110
11044 10944 11644 10954
108
10544 Sale 10544
107
11844
1165*
11444
1144*
1265*
9244
1044*
109
J
1936
J
May 2037
♦1st At ref 444a stamped..May
Ask
114
Sale
J
J
1444
Sale
'
J
Highest
1055* 10644 10544 10644 10554 June 19 10554 June 29
June
5
June 27 105
10554 104
1045* Sale 104
11244
>
26,000 {♦Chic Indlanap At LouIst rf g 6s 1947
♦Refunding gold 5s ser B
1947
15",660
♦Refunding 4a seriea C
1947
♦lat Ac general 5s series A
46,000
1966
♦lat At gen 6s aeries B
49,000
May 1966
28,000 Chic Indiana Ac Sou 50-yr 4s
1956
Chic L S At East lat 444a
1969
492",666 ♦Chic Mil Ac St P gen g 4s aer A..1989
♦Gen g 344a series B
31,000
May 1 1989
♦Gen 444a aeries C
172,000
May 1 1989
♦Gen g 444a series E
42,000
May 1 1989
♦Gen 4J4a aeries F
36,000
May 1 1989
2,268,000 | ♦Chic Mil St PAt Pac mtgeSa aer A1975
♦Conv adj 5a
2,758,000
.......Janl«2000
173,000 {♦Chic & No West gen 344*
1987
♦General 4a
1987
164,000
10,000
♦Stpd non payt Fed lnc tax.1987
1,000
♦Stpd gen 444 a non-pay lnc tax 1987
♦Gen 5s stpd non pay lnc tax .1987
78,000
♦General 444* stamped
.....1987
Lowest
June 30
20
~
1989
J
J
2d con gold 4a
1989
M S
Warm Springs Valley 1st g 5a .1941
A O
2,67,000 Chic Ac Alt RR ref g 3a
1949
J
J
45,000 Chic Burl AC Q 111 DIt 344«
1949
J
J
45,000
Illinois DlTlalon 4s.
1949
M 8
General 4a
136,000
1958
F A
1st At ref 4 44a series B
119,000
1977
F A
80,000
lat Ac ref 5s seriea A....
1971
A O
2,000 ♦{Chic At E 111 lat cona g 6a
1934
185,000 {♦Chic Ac E 111 Ry (new co) g 5s —1951 M N
♦Certificates of deposit.......—
56,000
MN
32,000 Chic Ac Erie lat gold 5s
1982
J
J
38,000 Chic Gas L At C lat gu g 5a
1937
M S
1,976,000 {♦Chic Gt Western lat 50-yr 4a
1959
R Ac A DIt lat con g 4a
Sale"
1104* Sale
11044 Sale
101,000 Ches Ac Ohio lat cona g 5a
.—1939
M 8
154,000
General gold 444 a
1992
A O
Ref At Imp 444a aer A
49,000
1993 '
J
Ref Ac Impt 444a aerlea B
39,000
1995
J
J
1,000
Craig Valley lat g 5a
May 1940
1946
115
S
M S
Bid
Sale"
M
M N
.......
Sale
111
—
Potta Creek Br lat 4a
Sale
J
lat 9c coo g 6a aerlea A.Dec 15 1952
11,000
39,000 Carriers & Gen Corp deb 5a w w.1950 MN
J D
Carthage Ac Adlr lat gu g 4a
19S1
♦Cent Br Un Pac lat g 4a
.1948
12,000 {♦Cent of Ga Ry lat g 5a—Not. 1945
114,000
♦Conaol gold 5s
1945
20,000
♦Ref 9c gen 544* aerlea B..
1959
49,000
♦Ref 9c gen 5a aerlea C
1959
♦Chat D1t pur money g 4a
1951
~3",666
♦Macon Ac Nor Dit lat g 5a.....1946
♦Middle Ga 9c Atl DIt pur m 5s. 1947
♦Mobile DIt lat t 5a
1946
15,000 Cent Hudson G & E 1st & ref 354s '65
164,000 Cent 111 Elec Ac Gaa 1st 5a
1951
56,000 {♦Central New Eng lat guar 4a.. 1961
335,000 Central of N J gen g 5s..
1987
27,000
General 4a
............1987
331,000 Cent Pac 1st ref gu g 4a
1949
1,000
Through St L lat gu g 4a
1954
468,000
Guar 5a
I960
16,000 Cen RR Ac Bkg of Ga col tr g 5a.l937
17,000 Central Steel lat sink fund 8a—1941
176,000 Certaln-teed Prod a f g 544a A—1948
73,000 Champion Pap Ac Fibre deb 45*8-1950
1,121,000 Ches Corp coot col tr g 5s May 15 1947
10 year conv coll 5a
655,000
....
1944
107 4*
105
O
J
—1936
Caro Clinch 9c Ohio lat 5a
107
J
--
15",000
Ask
.
A
......
'
June 1
1936
STOCK EXCHANGE
*
11,000
16,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JUNE
Price
BONDS
June
^
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Jan.
Mar. 10
Mar.
7
J08H J an. 2
108
Jan.
6
109
1084* Jan. 28
Feb. 27
112
10744 June 30
Jan.
1055*
Mar.
108
108
Mar.
9
6
Mar.
7
865* Feb. 14
5
1034* June
47
Apr. 27
Sale
Sale
11044
105
1065* 108
10754 1075*
10754 1075*
1104* Sale
1045*
—-
9
1015* June
10144 May
106
Jan/
103
Jan.J 18
10054 May
1064*
107^*32
107%
1104*
10444
1034* June
102
Feb. *~4
106
10754 June 18 107**32 June 1
1
10754 June 18 107'3is June
054 June 19
1104* June
2
104
June 10 1045* June 19
May
10644
10744 June 18 11044
10744 June 18 111
1104* May 14 113
104
June 10 1045*
8
Apr. 28
Mar. 3
Jan.
Feb.
17
5
June 19
N. T. STOCK
July, 1936]
33
EXCHANGE-BONDS
II
Sales
in
Value
n. 7.
Jan. 2 &
stock exchange
1936
NO.
Bid
1993
Ref & Imp 6a aeriea C
Raf Ac Imp 5a aeriea D
165,000
396,000
5,000
45,000
41,000
D
1993
107,000 C C C Ac St L gen g 4«
General 5a serlea B
4,000
2,000
PRICES IN
Price
BONDS
June
D
J
1941
1963
1977
1939
1991 J
Ref A Impt 4 Ha aeriea E
Cairo Div lat gold 4a
Ctn W AM Div lat g4a
101%
104"
89
J
J
Sale
Sale
105
93
J
J
1940 J
Sale
100
78%
J
St Louie DIy let coll truat g 4a. 1999 MN
Spring A Col DIy lat g 4a
1944 M S
w w Val DIy lat g 4a
96 %
Ask
94
Sale
Ask Bid
"98"
98
95
100 % 101
107
110
Sale
96%
98%
100 %
Sale
105% Sale 105%
110
110% 109%
111%
lat mtge 4%s__1950 M N
Cleve Elec Ilium lat M 3 Ha
1965 J J
Clev A Pitta gen gu 4%a aer B..1942 A O
101 %
111%
111% 114% 112%
1942 A O
J
1942 J
1945 MN
.........1950 F A
General 4Ha aeriea A....
1977 F
117,000
45,000
1,000
102 %
104
111%
102 H
111 %
Cieve-Cllffs Iron
Serlea B gu 3%a
Serlea A gu 4He„.
Serlea C gu 3V4a._._
Serlea d gu 3He...
Gen A ref. mtoe 4Ha aeriea B..1981 J
7,000
111,000
201,000
511,000
Clev Short Line lat gu 4 Ha
Clev Union Term lat gu 5He
lat
a
lat
a
f g 5a aeriea B guar
f 4Ha aeriea C
51*666
♦{Colon Oil
104 % 105%
105H Sale
101
95 %
1945 J
1938 J
deb 6a
35,000 {♦Colo Fuel A Iron Co gen a f 5al943 F
conv
611,000 ♦{♦Colo Indua lat coll tr 5a gu..l934
406,000 Colorado & Southern 4Hs ser A.1980
1952
400,000 Columbia Gaa A Elec deb 5a
Debenture 5a
..Apr 15
1952
31,000
Debenture 5a
......Jan 15 1961
594,000
Col A Hock Valley lat ezt g 4a
F
M N
M N
A
O
Conn A Paaaum Riva lat g 4a
Conn Ry A Lt lat g 4Ha
1943
1951
99
Sale
98 %
99 %
Sale
104 %
104 %
110%
111
21
29
...
_.._AAO 1955
..1956
1960
141,000 Consolidation Coal s f 5s
11,000 Consum Gas Chic lat guar g 6a..1936
110%
ii88
Sale
102% Sale
110% June 13 111
108% June 4 110%
106% June 15 108%
102
June
1 102%
103
66% June
6
Sale
71
5
71
Sale
Sale
83% Sale
104% 105
73% Sale
Sale
Sale
104% Sale
104% 105
104% Sale
110
-----
Sale
110%
108
21%
25
Sale
106%
103 %«
20%
20%
21
47
Sale
102% Sale
101%
108% Sale
104 H Sale
109% Sale
June 25
85% June
June 29 105
June
103% June 24
104% June
2
104% June 19
76
74%
105%
105%
105%
June
65%
98%
48%
59%
5
June 17
June
5
June
6
June
108
12,000
lat lien A ref 6a aeriea B
21,000 Cumb T A
j
D
104 %
105
Sale
D
101%
103
Sale
102
F
A
MN
I
J
M
8
j
D
Sale
Sale
96
97
103 % Sale
106
Sale
102
55
49 »
49 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
46% Sale
104% 105
1936
T lat A gen 5a
1937
96,000 Dayton Pr A Lt lat A ref 3%8.__1960 A O
520,000 Del A Hud lat A ref 4a
Gold 5 Ha
96,000
11,000 Delaware Pr A Lt lat H 4Ha
1st Aref4H«
7,000
1st mtge gold 4Ha
2,000
11,000 Denver Gaa A El 1st A ref 5s
Stamped as to Pa tax
3,000
303,000 ♦♦Den A Rio Gr 1st cons g 4a
1943 M N
1937 MN
1971 )
J
1969 J
Sale
J
1969 J
Sale
J
Sale
1951 M N
M N
107%
1936 J
J
Sale"
J
J
Sale
♦♦Consol gold 4 H>
1936
47,000 {♦Denv A R Gr Weat gen 5a Augl955 F A
♦Assented (subject to plan).
141,000
♦Ref A Imp mtge 5a aer B
..1978 AO
364,000
{♦Des Molnea A Ft D lat gu g 4a__ 1935
Certificates of deposit
11,000
{♦De» Plainer Val lat guar 4%a
1947
24,000
...
105
Sale
MN
99% Jan.
98% Jan.
3
110
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
105%
105%
102%
108
June
109% June
105
June
106
Sale"
56%
57%
June
1
103
3
100% Apr. 11 103%
June
3
Sale
105
June
106
June
Sale
105
June
106
June 20
104
Mar.
9
102
June
102% June
2
102
Jan.
2
56
June
55%
49%
49%
June 22
46%
102% June 10 102%
Sale
113%
110%
Gen A ref mtge 4a series F.....1965
Sale
Sale
D
40
1995 _.N
M N
M S
Eastern Tenn Va A Ga 1st g 5a ..1956 MN
16,000
Ed El III Bkn 1st con g 4a
1939 J
Ed El 111 N Y 1st cons g 5s
J
1995 J
1941 M N
17,000
5a stamped
1965 A
...
Erie A Pittsb gen gu g
3Ha
aer
Serlea C 3Ha
199,000 Erie RR lat
330.000
1,000
27,000
36,000
Conv g 4a Ser A
1,331,000
4s.
Erie A Jersey 1st a
15,000
Genesee Rlv RR 1st
f 6s
a
f 6s
3d mtge 4Ha
14,000 Ernesto Breda Co lat mtge 7a
42.000 {♦Fla East Coast 1st 4Hs
140,000
♦lat A ref 5a aer A
Sale
131
109%
101% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
Feb. 14
4
June
June
June
June
106% June 15 104% Apr.
83% June 10
w* Jan.
98
Jan.
101% June 30
Apr.
106% June 17 105
June 12 100% May
103
June 12 105
105
May
107% June 23 105% Feb.
June 26 105% Apr.
107
Jan.
30
33% June 18
31% Apr.
33% June 17
18
June 23
17% June 19
28% June 22
June 29
4
June 23
110
1§H
23
2
Jan.
Jan.
20
17
3
1 106% Feb. 28
90% Feb. 21
2
24
22
6
6
5
108% Mar. 14
Feb. 21
38
38% Feb. 21
20% Mar. 6
2 106% Jan.
Jan.
21 105
Mar.
19 110
13 108% Mar.
18
7
29
6
Jan.
6
Jan.
2
Jan.
10
21
May 20
106% Apr. 21
106% Jan. 18
103% Mar. 4
65% Jan. 14
Jan. 20
61
21 102% Feb.
3% June 29
66
June 8 109
June 26 116%
June 26 109%
June 25 111%
Jan.
30 102
31
20% Mar. 24
31% Mar. 6
7
71
June 16
108% May 28 110
Jan. 17 116%
June 22 113
June 19 108% Jan. 16 110%
June
3 108% Jan. 24 111%
50
Mar. 3
50%
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
11
24
17
June 22
Jan.
6
May 12
Feb. 18
J
Sale
85
"85"
86
85
88
70
Sale
Sale
78
43
60
98
Sale
8
M
8
J
D
J
J
Sale
J.
97%
97%
98
101% 102
93%
95
J
J
1959 I D
U S
gig .6L
55
108
58%
10% Sale
9% Sale
102
102%
Jan.
9
113
June
June 16
110
June
Apr. 21
Apr. 18
Mar. 20
Mar. 6
105
Feb. 21
89
106
Apr.
9
Feb. 11
89
Feb. 24
89
Feb. 24
88
Feb. 21
86
85% Feb. 21
119
Apr.
1
9
119% Apr.
107
Sale
Sale
100%
99%
102
Sale
103
Sale
102% 103% 103
101% 108
99% 103
90
71
74
75
m
m.<mm
60
56
60
60
Sale
60
Sale
9
Sale
54%
7% Sale
8% Sale
***
4
29
9
June 16
Feb.
131
Sale
104
8
23% Mar. 11
21% May 18
9
104% Jan.
111
May
1
June 22
20% June 22
112% June 11 113
109
June
1 110
77%
76%
117%
117%
il9" 117% 118% 117%
112%
112% 111
103
102
55%
"58% 65%
69% Sale
117% 118
8
8
20
2
109% June 17 110h June
107% June 4 107 % June 10
81% 88
78% Sale
A
M
18% June
9
18% June 30
104
June
1 105% June 10
84
June 27 86% June 11
Sale
106% 106% June 29 106% June 29
89
84% June 16 85% June 29
June 29
83% June 22 86
74
Sale
1954 F
M
June
1
65% June 22 70
June 24 107% June 11
107
35
Feb. 19
35
Feb. 19
15% Jan. 18 15% Jan. 18
112% Jan.
7 116% June 17
Jan. 28
102% June 26 105
105
June 11 107
Jan.
3
52% Jan.
2 72% Jan. 20
107
June 24 108% May 18
104% Sale
Sale
1938 M
M
115% June 29 116% June 17
2
102% June 26 103*32 June
105
June 11 105% June 18
107
107
75
117
110
1974
6
June
2
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
Jan.
75% Jan.
2
Jan.
70% Jan.
June 24 104% Jan.
107
107
J
1957 J
1947 MN
♦Certificates of deposit.......
For footnotes see page 30
107
127
19%
18% Sale
18
110% 109%
Sale
109% Sale
107%
107% 107
130%
113"" 112%
Sale
108%
107%
"74% Sale"
1955 J
1942
12,000 Federal Lt A Tr lat a f 5a
5a International series..
1942
1,000
First lien a f 5a stamped
1942
46,000
lat lien a f 6a stamped........1942
103,000
30-year deb 6a aeries B
1954
24,000
1946
7,000 Flat deb a f 7a
1943
2,000 {♦Fla Cent A Peninsular 5a
121,000
20%
Sale
77% Sale
1953
•:?
,
13%
103%
103% 103%
1953
N Y A Erie RR ext lat 4a
*3", 066
Sale
100
1996
Ref A lmpt gold 5a aer 1927 ...1967 M N
Ref A Imp 5a ser 1930
1975 A O
11,000
Sale"
Sale
105%
105%
..........1953
4a Serlea D
17
June 17
June 17
25
115% 117
102% 102%
105%
66% Sale
107% Sale
........1951
.........
Series B
conv
O
1965
B.1940
A prior lien 4S..1996
lat conaol gen lien
Gen
754,660
con
J
1949
Penn coll truat g 4a
104
107%
Sale
1948 A O
61",000
Elgin Jol A Eaat 1st g 5s
El Paao A S W lat A ref 5s
Sale
Jan.
10 103% Jan.
25
25,000 Detroit Term A Tunnel 1st gu 4% a *61
J
1942 J
1,000 Donner Steel 1st ref 7a aer AA
1937 A O
19,000 Dul A Iron Range lat 5a
J
1937 J
39,000 Dul So Shore A Atlantic tf 5a
137,000 Duquesne Light 1st M 3Hs....._1965 J J
*8",000
5
May
35%
.........1995 J
Eastern Ry M No Div lat g 4a
3%
Feb. 21 105
96
June
35
♦Detroit A Mack 1st Hen g 4a
..1995
♦1st 4s assented..........
1995
June
Jan. 29 109% May
8
104
Mar. 30 107% Feb. 24
103% June 20 104% June 30
101
Gen A ref 4H> aeries D........1961
Gen A ref 5s aeriea E
....1952
11,000 ♦♦Eastern Cuba Sugar a f 7Ha 1937.
♦Certificates of deposit.......
54,000
June
103% June
Detroit Edison 5a series C.......1962
gold 4s
108
105
17*666
♦2nd 4s assented
Jan. 17
11
May 15
May 28
June
54,000
♦Second
May 28
June
'
110%
17
111%
112%
104 %
110%
June
69%
110
10
27
15
15
31
100
103%
105% June
105% Sale
106% Sale
Sale
81
80% June
82% Sale
101% June
100% 101% 101% Sale
105% 105% 106% 105% June
100% 103
I6i" 103
102% June
June
105
105%
102% 105
106% 107% 106% 107% 106% June
106% 107% 106% 107% 106% June
31% June
32% Sale
32% Sale
June
32
32
33%
15% June
16
18
16% Sale
Sale
14% June
16% Sale
15%
25% June
25% Sale
25% Sale
6
Feb.
1107
1
June 15
104% June 30
103% June
3%
4%
69%
108% 108% 108% 108%
Sale
115%
115% Sale
109% 108% 109% 108%
57,000
111,000
June
June
May
Jan.
Mar.
June 25
5
June
Sale
Sale
53%
54
Sale
65
64%
64% Sale
65% 64% 69% 62
59%
102%
102% 103% 102% Sale
72 %
Jan.
102
101
57
76
80%
105%
105%
105%
112%
102
Sale
99% 101
105% Sale
105
105
Jan. 11
22% May 28 30
23% June 16
Sale
106% June 29 107% June 3 106% June 29 109% Jan. 22
Sale
Feb.
1
103 %s June 30 105% June
2 103%6 June 30 106
4
Jan. 23
20
Jan.
32
21
June 22
IV* 20% June
Feb. 24
21
June 24
22
19 $1 June 17
19% June 17 31
Feb. 20
24
Jan. 10
303
34%
4
Feb. 25
20
Jan.
30
20% June
8
313
20% June
62
46
June 15
Sale
46
June
51% June
1
Apr. 16
Sale
30 103
May
8
102% June
1 101% June
101% June
J
MN
85% May 21
May 18
Jan.
110% June 10 110% June 10 110%
110% June 27 111% June 4 110%
104%
110% June
1 110% June
1 107%
June
4 105%
107% June
1 108
23
108%
105% Sale
104% Sale
103% Sale
MN
June 26
110% Apr. 20
108% June 30
102% Apr. 22
111
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
99
9
June 25
112
110%
110% Sale
102
Sale
Sale
80
Consumers Power Co—
1st lien & unif mtge 3 Ha
...1965
47,000
1st lien & unif mtge 3 Ha
1965
108,000
1st mtge 3%s
341,000
1970
85,000 Container Corp of Am lat t f g 6s. 1946
Deb gold 5s with warr
1943
234,000
9,000 Copenhagen Telep cxtl s f g 5s..1954
1950
89,000 Crown Cork & Seal 8 f 4a
20,000 Crown Willamette Pap lat a t g 6a 1951
1940
17,000 Crown Zellerbach deb 6a w w
249,000 Cuba Northern Rya lat A Ha
...1942
97,000 Cuba RR 1st 50-yr g 5s
1952
lat A refund 7Ha aerieaA
31,000
1936
Mar. 14
105% Jan.
June 23 105% Jan.
June 30 100% Jan.
95
Jan.
June
3
June 26
110
90
20% Sale
21%
20%
34%
20%
21%
"51%
Sale
108
Sale
102%
May" 22
Mar. 14 106
106
106% Sale
106
113
111 %May"5
110%
102
107 %
2 104% Mar. 7
June 30
11 119
18 105% May 26
89
Jan.
2 101% Feb. 21
May 27
78% Jan.
2 95
105
Jan.
2 106% Jan. 15
93% Jan.
3 100% Mar. 6
June 18 98% June 30
96
Jan.
6 104% Feb. 28
June 17 101
June
5
104
May 13
May 13 104
94% Jan. 10 101% Mar. 6
6
2 107% June
June 30 107% June" 6 101% Jan.
9 111% May 19
June 25 110% June 4 108% Jan.
4
4 111% June
June
4 111% June 4 111% June
106%
112 %
110%
Highest
Sale Prices
96% Jan.
111% Jan.
103% Jan.
104%
112%
106%
104 % 105
68% Sale
72 H
105
108 H Sale
105 % Sale
21% Sale
20 H
24
20 H
23
20% 22%
172,000 Consol Edison Co deb 4%s._
1951
Debenture go'd 5a
..1957
91,000
1954
32,000 {♦Consolidated Ry deb 4s
♦Debenture 4a
J&J 1955
54,000
♦Debenture 4a
82 H
111% Sale
103 %
106 H
106 H 108%
Stamped guar 4 H*
1V51
Consol Hydro-Elec Works of Upper
♦Wuerttemberg lat 7a
1956
2,000
♦Debenture 4a...
Sale
111
106 %
106 %
106 %
109 %
109 %
109'
107
102
110
ill
13,000
"5,600
Sale
107 % Sale
65% Sale
98 H Sale
48% Sale
59 % Sale
99
1948 ▲ O
1955
1,000 Col A Tol lat ext 4e
221,000 Comm'l Inv Truat conv debSHa.1949
"i',666
105
106 %
105H
1961 A
A..1972 A
...1973 A
1977 A
Coal Rlv Ry lat gu 4a
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Ask
104 %
104 %
101 %
100 %
96 H
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
JUNE
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
June
9 103% June 25
102% Sale 102 % 103 % 102
Sale
119
June 30
118% June
1 119
118H Sale
104% June 9 104% June 9
104 % 105 % 104 H Sale
101% 101% 100
June
5 101% June 19
100% Sale
93 H Sale
92% June 4 94% June 12
93% Sale
105 %
105% June 18 105% June 18
105 %
Bid
97 %
96
June 30
June 1
Sale
June
5 80
June
1 79%
June 25 118%
June 26 118%
June 17
June 17
June
5
June
3
June 12 103
June 12 104% Mar. 9
June 12 103
42% Jan.
8 66% June 20
June 9 66% June 20
102% June 19 102% June 22
100% June 29 100% June 29
June 25
102
June
103
103
June
103% June 24
100% June 18
99% June*
72% June
54% June
59
84% June 20
56
June 30
June
1
June 19
60
June
June
1
9% June 19
9% June 19
98
Jan.
99
Jan.
97% Jan.
101% Jan.
95
Jan.
60% Feb.
52% Jan
56% Feb
8
Feb.
7
Feb-
Apr.
6
Feb.
103
15
18* Apr.
6
104
Feb.; 1
8
100% Apr.
84% June 20
Feb. 17
9
66% Apr.
11% Apr.
6
10% Mar. 23
57
N. Y. STOCK
U
Sales
in
BONDS
June
Value
EXCHANGE
N. Y. STOCK
Inter st Period
♦{♦Fonda Johns & Glov ref 4%t_1952
Proof of claim filed by owner.... MN
♦♦(Amended) let cone 2-4e.___. 1982
Proof of claim filed by owner.... MN
4,000
♦Certificates of deposit.......
6,000
Fort St U D Co 1st g 4%a
1941
"e'ooo Ft Worth ft Denver City S%a —1941 J D
11,000 Framerlc Ind k Dev 20-yr 7H«..194J J J
74,000
'
{♦Francisco Sonar 24-year THs.1943
u V
5,000 Galv Hous & Hend5%i A.......1938 A O
Gas k Elec(Bergen Co) 5a......1949 J D
Gen Amer Investors deb 5a set A.1952 F A
126,000 General Cable 1st s f g 5Ht A....1947 J J
22,000 ♦General Blec (Germany) 7a
1945 J J
16,000
♦Debenture 4%e...————1940 J D
26,000
♦S f deb g 4s
1948 MN
J
11,000 General Public Service deb 5He. 1939 J
237,000 Gen Steel Castings 1st 5Hs w W..1949 J J
205,000 ♦{♦Gen Theatres Equip deb 6a...1940 AO
576,000
Certificates of deposit...........
8,000 {♦Ga k Ala 1st cons 5s....Oct. 1945 r j
17*. 000
•{♦Georgia Carolina & Northern-
24",666
38,000
246,000
195,000
101,000
256.000
5,000
53,000
;
.15,000
60,000
10,000
257,000
166,000
310,000
312,000
570,000
1,014.000
6.356,000
4.412,000
317,000
'
69.665
J
Extended at 6% to July 1 1934..... j
♦Good Hope Steel Ac Iron sec 7s. 1945 AO
Goodrich (B F) Co 1st *%«..
1947 J
Convertible deb 6s ...........1945 J
J
D
Goodyear Tire & Rubber 1st 5s. .1957 MN
deb 5s w w.1946
♦{♦Gould Coupler lat 15-yr a f 4s. 1949
Gouv 5c Oswegatchie 1st 5s—...1942
Gr R 5c I ex 1st gu g 4%o
1941
Grand Trunk Ry of Canada—
15-yer deb g s f 4s guar.......1934
Grays Point Term 1st gu g 5a ...1947
Gt Cons El Pow (Japan) 7a
1944
1st Ac gen s f g 4 He
1950
Gt Nor—Gen 7s Series A .......1934
1st k refund 4%e Ser A ......1941
Gen mtge 5%e Ser B...—.....1952
Gen mtge 5s Ser C...........1973
Gen 4Hs Series D............1974
Gen 4%a series E
1*77
Gen mtge 4s series G......
1946
Gen mtge 4s series H
........1946
Units (equal amts of ser G 5c H)1946
♦Green Bay 5c West deb ctfs A......
Gotham Silk Hosiery
M
S
F
A
J
D
f
J
M S
I
D
FA
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
J
Feb
Feb
♦Income debenture ctfs B
2,000 Greenbrier Ry 1st gu g 4s
...1949
141,000 Gulf Mob 5c Nor 1st 5%e >•' B...1950
303,000
lac mtge gold 5a series G
1959
Gulf 5r Ship Island ref 5s...Feb 1952
MN
A O
A O
J
J
67.666
Gulf States Steel deb 5%a..—1942 J
D
3,000
I,000
78,000
50,000
23,000
7,000
11,000
Hackensack Water 1st 4s
1952 J
J
♦Harpen Mining 6s.............1949 J
J
414a........1999 J
J
117,000
Stamped..
...
Hock Val 1st con g
♦Hoe (R) 5c Co 1st mtge
{♦Housatonlc RR con g 5s..
....1944 A O
1937 MN
J
Houst tc Tex C lat g 5s lnt gu ....1937 J
J
Hous Belt Ac Ter 1st 5s. —.....1937 J
Houston Oil sink fund 5Hs A...1940 MN
248,000 Hudson Coal 1st s f 5s series A..1962 J D
10,000 Hudson County Gas 1st 5s......1949 MN
288,000
377,000
Hudson Ac Manhat 1st 5c ref 5s A.1957 F
..Feb
♦Adjust Income 5s
181,000 Illinois Bell Telep 3 Ha
"e", 000
6,000
259,000
386,000
8,000
199,000
124,000
8,000
492,000
7,000
11",660
2,000
2,000
4,000
T.OOO
505,000
276,000
41,000
1,000
II,000
67,000
14,000
11,000
479,000
527,000
106,000
303,000
55,000
113,000
166,000
98.000
1
A O
.......1901 J
J
1951 J
Illinois Central lat g as.
1st gold
1957 AO
1970
ser B
A
J
3%a....
Extended 1st g 3 %•_...
1951 A O
1st gold 3s sterling:..........1951 M 6
Collateral trust gold 4s.......1952 AO
Refunding 4a
1955 MN
J
.1952 J
Coll tr g 4s...
1953 MN
Refunding 5s................1955 MN
Purchased lines 1st
3%a
15-year secured 6)4a.
1934 J
J
40-year 4%a...
19aa P
199® I
1951 J
D
Cairo Bridge gold 4s_
Litchfield Div 1st g 3s
Louisv Div Ac Ter g 3)4*
A
J
1953 J J
.....1951 F A
J
.1951 J
Omaha Div 1st g 3s..
At Lou Div Ac Term g 3s
Gold 3 Ha
1951 J
..1951 J
Springf Div 1st g 3%a
Western Lines 1st g 4s
J
J
1951 V A
ill Cent 5c Chic St L Ac N O—
Joint 1st Ac ref 5s ser A
...1963 3
1940 A O
J
1946 I
J
J
♦Certificates of deposit
1932 AO
notes
♦Certificates of deposit........
♦♦10-year 1% notes..
...1932
♦Certificates of deposit—....
M*5
ser
...
'
deb 4s
{♦Internet Gt Nor 1st 6s A
..1952 J
J
s
f 6a
1941 A O
Intern Paper conv 5s series A...1947 J
J
Refunding 6s series A
...1955
lnt Rys of Cent Amer 1st 5s B
1972
1st coll trust 6s gold notes
1941
First lien A ref 644a.
.......1947
8
M
M N
MN
F A
Internat T & T deb g 4%a
.1952 J
Convertible debenture 4%a...l939 J
Deb gold 5s
For footnotes,
-.-.1.1955
see page
F
8
79
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83%
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80)4
31)4 40
31% 44
103%
89% Sale
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33)4
32%
102)|
35
19
Sale
24
18)4
Sale"
34%
34
Sale
Sale
102%
104) 109)4
22
21%
29
20%
32 %
34
30
35
35
Sale
104)4 Sale
*56"" Sale"
100%
108
103)4 Sale
Sale
106
90
Sale
—
67)4
103)4 Sale
108 % Sale
30%
——
117)4
44)4 Sale
64 %
70
105
104
104%
101)4 Sale
93%
82
87)4
lOO1^ Sale
112
113 %
Sale
113)4
Sale
115
109)4
107)4 Sale
100)4 Sale
100
103
102
Sale
100)4 Sale
106% Sale
51
75
8%
107%
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10
10)4
107
96)f Sale
99%
92)4 Sale
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74)4 -----
75 %
103
Sale
lf§%
94%
76
101%
Jan.
28
4
Jan.
2
6% Jan. 31
Jan.
6
6% Feb. 18
55
Sale
58% Sale
Sale
3
4
9
35%
74
74
Sale
102 %
Sale
102%
102)4
67)4 71
68)4 Sale
89 % 90
102)4 Sale
Sale
102%
.....
92
72% Sale
75)4
.....
78
82
98)4 100)4
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108)4 108)4
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21% Sale
105% 107
106%
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81%
84%
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75%
95
100%
72%
99)4
88)4 88)4
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58
64)4
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88)4 Sale
86)4 Sale
99)4 Sale
39)4 Sale
10)4 Sale
36)4 38)4
36)4 38%
45)4 Sale
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92)4 Sale
75)4 Sale
76)| 80)4
102% 102
41%
Sale
122
123
78%
Sale
26%
Sale
107% Sale 107
109)4 111%
103% 106
.....
l02%
Sale 103% 106
90
89%
79% 80% 79%
Sale
82 %
Sale
84% Sale
78%
82% 78% Sale
75% 77% 75%
Sale
Sale
94%
96% Sale
100
101
102% 100
74% Sale
Sale
71%
105% 106% 104%
HH:::::
79
90%
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June
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June 12 79,% June 13
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5
June 5 75% June 22
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81
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90% June
6
88% June 12
79% June
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8
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1
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June
June
9
1
96% June 26
95
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6
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6
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4
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June
June
June 22
17
11
11
18
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3
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85% June 30
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1
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June 23
91% June 30
79% June
91% June
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5
6
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93% June 17
87% June 18
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June 18
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56
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2 92% June
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May 12 110
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10
25
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3 89
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June 12 105%
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2 103
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9 48%
Jan. 29 123
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1 89%
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Jan.
28
June 18
June 18
Mar. 18
Jan.
30
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June 26
Feb. 14
Mar. 26
May 22
Feb. 29
May 15
Jan. 11
June
1
Feb. 19
Jan.
Jan.
23
4
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Mar. 13
Feb. 18
Mar. 31
Feb. 24
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2 108
16 112
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2 102%
101% Feb. 6 103%
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79% June 3 89
81% Jan.
2 91%
69% Jan.
7 86
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2 85%
90
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3 100%
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13
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June 11
June 16
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17
Feb. 20
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7
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
Jan.
Feb.
June
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98% May
6
19
26
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7
15
Feb.
3
91% Jan.
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3
2
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6
8
90% Mar. 4
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Jan.
7 97
12
Mar. 17
Feb. 15
2 92% Feb. 21
Feb. 21
2 88
6
17 108% Jan.
June 12
June 12 105
105
June 12 105
99% Jan. 23 102% June 16
102% June 26
21% Jan.
2 46% June 10
46% June 10
June 18 106% Jan. 24
1 103
103% June
105
June 17 108
Jan.
9
106% June 18
105% June 16 103% Apr. 29 105% June 16
89% Jan.
2 95% June 25
95% June 25
87% Jan.
8 93% June 17
93% June 17
48
June
5
65% Jan.
2
54% June 15
45% May 12 60% Jan. 22
50% June 15
11%
35%
35%
46%
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84% Sale
86%
87%
87% Sale
94% Sale
85
1
96% June 27
34% June
96
81% Sale
6
13
71% Jan.
5 83% June 17
67% Jan.
5 78% June 10
June 22 106% Jan.
2 108
June 12
10% June
37
Sale
33
2
9
9
26
Jan.
6
87% Jan.
86% Jan.
8
2
90
97
June 15
96% June 26
97% Feb. 13
98% June 10 102% Feb. 28
98% June 10 99% June
2
June 10 115% Jan. 20 141% Mar. 24
133% June 6 137
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35% Sale
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105% Jan.
June
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99
Mar.
11
28
20% Feb. 13
30
29 103% Jan.
18
96% Jan.
19
96% Jan.
June
42
99% Sale
133% Sale
30
2 100% June 22 103% Jan.
10
90
Feb. 27
95
May
Feb.
4
88% Apr.
7 99
5
Feb.
81% June 18 91
June 25 102% Jan.
2 100
30 107% Jan.
2 113% June
81
101%
—
44% 42
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105
105% 106
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104%
94%
94% Sale
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92%
92% 92%
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50
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50
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60
Sale
96%
97% 95
96
Sale
92%
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93%
92%
94
Sale
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Sale
2
May 14
12
June 10 107%
31%
June 24
June
1 116
44%
June 12
1
77
June 22
64%
5 103% June
5 103%
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4 103%
12 104
1 102% June 26 100%
6 43% June
3
38%
8 122
June
8 119%
79% June
3
1
78%
1
11 30% June
26%
June 23 107% June
96% June
97
83% Sale
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5 107% June 27 108% Jan. 25
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5
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1
103% June
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Sale
75% Jan.
.
30
74
7
Apr. 29 105
Apr. 29
Feb.
6 106% June
1
Jan. 29 110% Apr.
1
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2 83
101% Jan. 22 104% May
101
Jan.
2 105% Feb.
29
Mar. 16 34% June
30
Mar. 16 34% June
30% Mar. 9 34% June
102
Jan.
May 4 104
Feb.
76
Apr. 21 98
19
Jan.
2 30% Mar.
107% June 10 107%
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20
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8
18 109% May 22 119%
18
99% Mar. 28 105
3 104% May 13 107%
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Apr. 14 70
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9% June 12 11
7% Jan. 17 14%
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9 107%
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Jan.
3 102
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101
81 % Jan.
92
June
8 94% June 27
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2 95
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Sale
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Sale 106% June 10 109% June
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23
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94
Sale Prices
June 29
June 22 104
105
105% 104% June 1 105% June 17
9
34% June 3 34% June
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Sale
32%
19
97
Sale Prices
120
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Sale Prices
4)4
4%
3%
4
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8
105
104%
104)4
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1 105
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2 108
107
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82% 78% June 1 83
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120
12 %
Lowest
Sale Prices
9%
4%
102
Sale
101
Sale
32 %
34
1945 MN
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♦1st mtge gold 5s series B.....1956 r J
♦1st gold 5s series C
...1956 J
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107
35 % Sale
75
Highest
-----
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Sale
B......1951 UN
(nt Agrl Corp 1st Ac coll tr As155,000
Stamped extended to
1942 MN
104,000
182,000
149,000
102,000
778,000
133,000
319,000
238,000
54,000
39,000
57,000
307,000
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485,000 Internat Cement
8
72
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Ind Bloomlngton Ac W 1st 4a
ind 111 Ac la 1st gold 4s
Inland Steel
7H
Ask
Lowest
June 30
June 1
1936
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JUNE
Price
Jan. 2
Bid
$
EXCHANGE-BONDS
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■
1
:
June 30
9% May 13
34
33
34
June 29
47% Feb. 18
14% Feb. 19
46% Feb. 17
Feb. 18
Feb. 17
Apr. 28
36% Apr. 13
45
65%, Jan. 21
90% May 1
75% Apr. 30
79% Feb. 25
98% Feb.
7
86% Feb.
8
90
Apr.
6
97
June 23
93% Mar. 31
91% Feb. 11
80
Jan.
4
88% Jan. 10
81% Jan. 14
73% Apr. 30
86% Jan.
2
79
Jan.
2
59
99% Feb. 19
95
Feb. 11
n. y. stock
July, 1936]
Sales
in
BONDS
June
Value
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
Bid
Ask
{Iowa Central Ry—
—1951 M
♦lit Ac raf 4a
84,000 James Franklin Ac Clearf lit 4a..1959 J
537,000
Ref 8c Imp 5a
165,000 Kan City Term lat 4a
75,000 Kansas Gas 8c El 1st mtge
AprlU950
J
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2k
84
85
92 k
93k
102
38
39
104
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42 k
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A
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1940 i
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1943
♦Ctfs w w stpd (par $645).....1943
"4",000
♦Ctfs w w stpd (par $925)....-1943
14,000
♦With warrants (par $92f)
1943
64,000 Keith Corp (B F) lat aer g 4s
1946
112*
75 k
67 k
107
105
Sale
85 k
106k
45 k
45
Sale
111k
86 k
86k
Sale
90
Sale
37 k
Sale
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2nd gold 5s.
Lehigh 8c N Y lat gu g 4a
.1945 M S
Lehigh Valley Coal 5s
1st Ac refunding 5s.
.1944 F
A
....
Little Miami gen 4a series A
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21k Sale
98k Sale
98
Sale
104k 105
Sale
57
95
100
Sale
.2003 M N
35
Sale
.2003 M N
...
40
Sale
81k
133 k
Sale
121k Sale
106
108
"42k "47k
104k 105k
102k
1949
99
.1937
...
....
5s
Sale
..1949
1944
Paducah 8c Mem Dlv 4s.......1946
St Louie Dlv 2d gold 3a
Mob 8t Montg 1st g 4 ka
22
June 22
32
92
May
June 29
102
May
99k June
102 k 102 k 102 k June
2i
100
103
106
106
103 k
1955
108
88
109
Sale
102 k
23
Sale
Sale
101
107k
Sale
J
O
36k
38
D
Manila El Ry Ac Lt 1st 5s
1953 M
Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s
1939 M N
1959 MN
J
8
Sale
66k June .2
3
66 k June
69k
.....
55
57
Sale
70 k June 17
Sale
132 k
124k
Sale
121k 124
Sale"
60 k
June 18
58
98 k June 17
92 k June 12
1
6
133k 131k 133
Sale
122k 121
Sale
Sale
94k
112k 111k 111k
109 k 108k Sale
104*2 103k 103k
Sale
108k 108 k
Sale
Sale
Sale
44k
102
50 k June 18
55k June 18
June 25
16
103k
40
105k
101k
101k
101k
131k
120 k
93 k
45
99
69,000 Metropolitan Edison 4 k® ser D..1968 M
26,000 Met Water, Sewer Ac Drain Ska..1950 £
4,000 ♦{♦Met West Side Kiev (Chic) 4s. 1938 F
8
0
A
....1977
1956 J D
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100
102 k
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102
Sale
Sale
74k
Sale
81k
100 k 102
103 k Sale
97k
82 k
100
103
40
41k
95
40
104 k
Jan.
Jan.
115
June
121 k
June
June 26
June
16j
16
104k
101k
June
12
June 24
June
1
June 18 104
June 30
43k June 23
June
1
June
6 43
62 k June 15
59
June 15
June
105
81
108 k
88
2
23
Jan.
22
Jan.
7
Jan.
58k May
7
June 30
56
June 30
194,000
City Air Line 4s
..........1940
Jack L Ac S gold 3H«
1951
1st gold 3Hs
1952
Ref 8c Imp 4H« series C
1979
J
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S
J
Sale
O
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7,000 Midland of N J 1st
"3",666
ext 5s
1st ext 4^s
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D
58
M
B
I
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8
35 k
50
6k
1
Q F
2k
MN
M
61k
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"76""
34
June 25
74
Jan.
16
94
June 25
61
Jan.
20
87
June 20
36
Feb.
4
IV
May
7 100
96
May 23 100
78
June 18
100
June 24
102
k June 16 92
Jan.
3 103
Jan.
2 105
June 23
June 15 109
June 19 102 k June
3
June 20
June 24 13
70
Sale
2
5
95
81
72 k
""5 k
&
Sale
4k
3k
18
4
Feb. 15
Feb. 18
Feb. 10
Mar. 10
108
24
19
June 19
June 12
June 25
91
June 25
9
June 11 107 k June
103k June 22 104k
91
36 k Feb.
June 25
June 30
June
4 98k
98k
78k June 16 82 k
Sale
100
June 23 102
Sale
103k June 15 104k
Sale
96
107
Feb.
Jan.
6 110k Mar. 20
May 26
100k Apr. 25 103
12
June 24
18k Jan. 13
3 k Feb. 11
lk Apr. 25
23 k june 19
29k Feb. 26
103 k June
85
June
19 104k
103 k June
3 104k
1 105k
104k June
86
8
June
1
June
4
June 27
June 29
104 k
102k Jan.
90
May
104k Jan.
98k Jan.
67 k Jan.
101k Apr.
101k Apr.
94
May 22
Apr.
1
109 k May 19
106
Mar. 6
95
Feb. 11
104k Feb. 21
105k June 29
90
88
Sale
19
May 26
May 26
Jan.
2
11* Jan. 2
68
3
50 k Jan.
44
June 20
23 k June
83
17
87
-----
'71k Sale"
1939
Con ext 4H»
1939
15,000
164,000 {♦Mil Spar Ac N W 1st gu 4s
1947
1,000 {♦Mllw 8c State Line 1st guar 3H*1941
49,000 {♦Minn 8c St Louis 5s ctfs.......1934
♦1st Ac refund gold 4s.
...1949
42,000
♦Ref Ac ext series 5s A........1962
6,000
For footnotes, see page 30
J
66 k
Sale
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94
104k 104k 103 k Sale
90 k
90k
l"08k
104k 104k 107
104k Sale
104k Sale
85
86k
104
Sale
104 k Sale
Sale
105
104k Sale
J
1940 A
155,000 Mllw El Ry AcLt 1st Ac ref 5s serB1961 I
1st mtge gold 5s
96,000
1971 J
♦{♦Mil Ac Nor 1st ext 4H® (1880).. 1934 J
4
82 k June
1
80 k June 10
102 k
80
82
19
13
3
36
108
108k 108k 108 k 109
102 k 103
102 k 102 k 102
12
13
15
12
13k
lk
M N
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99
2 104
2
44
102k
20
10
88 k June 24
10 112
Apr.
3
2
96 k Mar. 23
13 113
Apr.
3
86
Michigan Central-Detroit 8c Bay
17,000
1,000
53,000
19
9
29
97 k May 19
Apr.
Apr.
Apr
30
34 k June
2
5
Feb. 21
24 107 k Jan. 16
27 104 k June 16
3 108k Apr. 17
111k
June 26
June 11
June
3
May
Mar. 18
2 111k Mar.
3 110 k Mar.
103 k
2
June
i
Feb.
28
3
1 109 k Feb.
Jan.
25 106
m
June
June
15
Feb.
2 122k May
1
2
95 k June 11
10 113
Jan.
6
8 109
May
2
23 105k Feb. 28
118
84
5
7
Jan.
10 103 k Apr.
111k
107 k
103 k
107 k
June 2°'
Feb.
6 102
Apr.
3
22 102 k June 30
7 133 k Jan.
18
131
June 18
May 19
Feb.
5
Feb. 26
Feb. 25
Feb.
3
74 k June 22
Mar. 10
14 106
7
4 105 k Mar.
99 k
June 29
Mar. 27
June 29
13
98
June 23
June
25
101
2
June 27
2
64 k Feb. 24
2
70 k Feb. 24
14 107
May 16
15 122 k June 16
45 k
4
121k June
95 k June 11
88*
68
15 100
2
96 k
4
97
2
58 k
96
104 k
104 k
2 102 k June 30
16 132 k June 29
June 27
1
13 137
2 126
3 111
131
June 29
2 105k June 11
June
4 102 k June 11
June 12 101k June 12
59k June
4
56
June 30
108 k
101k Sale
Ilk
14
3k
29
36 k
108
Jan.
40
36
43k
97 k
80
33k Jan.
103 k Feb.
June
107
Sale
34 k Sale
93 k 100
95
90
83k
May
34
17
2
74k June 22
111k June 10 112
108k June 21 108 k
103k June 23 103k
1 108k
107 k June
103 k June 25 103k
109k June 30 111
Sale
Sale
97
1
97 k June
Sale
Sale
36
June 18
June
June 22
Jan.
98
82 k Jan.
81k Jan.
99 k June
95 k June
105k
56
J
fV
131k June 16
123
June 18 124k June 11
59 k June
61k
A I Namm Ac Son 1st 6s........1943 J D
48,000
45,000 Marlon Steam Shovel s f g 6s
1947 A O
32,000 Market Street Ry 1st 7a
Apr 1940 Q J
89,000 Mead Corp 6s with warrants.....1945 MN
2 104 k
Jan.
98
104k Feb. 18 105 k
2
Jan.
57
80 k
9 101k
Jan.
97
June 20
72 k
60
62 k June
61k June
133
96
40
82 k
101k June 25 104
3 104 k
100 k Jan.
3 105 k
99 « Jan.
2
Jan.
30 k
2 104 k
98 ,: Jan.
11
June
59
June
Sale
62
58 k
42
100
93
77
June
5
54
Sale
Sale
66
87
9
June
68
93
70 k
43
71k
16
U*
90 k June 26
5
43 k June
June
6
48
96
103k Sale
109k Sale
107k Sale
109k Sale
105
106k 103k 105
IV
June
67 k June
108
105 k 105k 104k 105
102k 104k
101k 103
101k 102
101k 102
Sale
102 k Sale
102
43k
65
9
June 10
109
110
104
4
June
June
June 22 106
2
105k 105
2 122 k June 16
122 k 124k 120k June
132
103
June
70
23
18
22
Feb. 29
Jan. 27
Feb.
7
98 k June 24 102 k Jan.
66
Apr. 20 80 k Jan.
Jan.
64 k May 18
June 27
103 k June 26 104k June 17
5
30 k June 29
26k June
June 19 103 k June 23
102
June
2 102 k June 27
102
105k June 16 105k June 16
June
2
67
9
97 k June
June 20
60
54k June 22
Apr. 27
41
27k Mar. 13
3
71k June 17
June 16
68
9
67 k June
67k
101k June 25 103k
103k June 10 104k
Jan.
99 k June
38k June 19
65
Jan.
104 k Apr.
106k 105
Sale
97 k
60
6
May 28
108k Mar. 13
8
115k May
122
May 28
6
102 k Jan.
Feb. 19
112
161
103 k Jan.
6
119
98 k June 24 100 k June
67
Jan.
155
June 25
June
36
60 k
90
9
112k
June
3
106 k June
103 k June 25
106 k Feb. 15
105k June
Sale
68
65 k
66k Sale
66k
64k
101k
101k 103
103 k 104k 104k
103 k 105k 103k 105
30k Sale
27k Sale
102 k 103k 102 k Sale
102 k 102 k
102
101
10 ok lOak
105k
69 k
70
68
67
97 k Sale
97 k Sale
65
69
55 k
66 k
Sale
63
58
61k
59 k
i
63
54
60
98 k Sale
99 k
99k
93 k
90
95 k Sale
92 k
93
91k
47 k Sale
"45" " Sale
50 k Sale
49 k Sale
54
11
3
24
103 k Apr.
8
Jan.
June
14
104 k Apr.
115
Apr.
100
Apr.
103 k June
Sale
Sale
56
94 k
79 k
102
98 k
68 k
Sale
50k
3
37
II*
68 v.
Sale
3
June
June 25
99 k 100
June
5
99k June 20 100
107k 108k 106 k June
8 108 k June 13
23
A
June
89
98
Mar. 24
96 k Jan.
4
Jan.
103
101
June 26 109k
104k June 19 105
June 30 104k
102
107 k
107k June 19 107 k
107k
June
4
88k
88 k "9l"
85k "88""
113k
113k
Sale
93
June
1
Sale
95k
93
95
112
June 24 112 k
112 k 113
112k
98 k
99
92 k June 30
92 k Sale
1,08 k
Atl Knox Ac Cln dlv g 4s
♦Mex Internat 1st 4s asstd
38k Feb. 18
June
9
93k Jnne 16
5
Mar. 20
Sale
Sale
2,000 ♦Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec 4 ks 1944
♦Mlag Mill Mach 1st s f g 7s
26
17
4
33
111
106
Sale
"3,606
June 22
92 k June
2
14
4
Sale
107k
86
{♦Man G B 8c NW 1st gu 3HS...1941
Mfrs Trust Co ctfs of partlc In
June
Sale
Sale
113
1952
1st ext 4s..
33
132
South Ry Joint Monon 4s
10,000
4
118k
94 k
111k
108 k
104k
107k
103k
104k 105
79 k
82
110k 111k
1980
___1945
112,000 McKesson Ac Robblns deb 5Hs
1950
75,000 ♦{♦Manatl Sugar 1st s f 7 Ha
1942
♦Certificates of deposit.....
75,000
130,000 {♦Manhattan Ry (N Y) con g 4s..1990
♦Certificates of deposit
153,000
♦2d 4s
2013
57,000
June
Sale
617,000 Louisiana Ac Ark 1st 5s series A..1969
27,000 Loulsv Gas Ac El 1st 8c ref 5s....1952
2,000 louk Jeff Bridge gu g 4s...
1945
4,000 Loulsv 5t Nashv gold 5s
1937
Unified gold 4s
251,000
1940 J
J
1st Ac ref S\ie eerlea A
78,000
2003[A O
1st Ac ref 5s series B
49,000
.......2003 * ~
1st 8c ref 4H* uerles C
170,000
2003
Gold 5s
...1941
8,000
1st 8c ref 4s ser D
2003
331,000
16,000
Jan.
2 109 k Apr.
107
102 k Apr. 30 106 k Apr.
June
2
Feb.
42
40
Jan.
37 k Feb. 17
39
June 23
131k
1951
85,000
41-
Jan.
105k
..1950
....1938
93k
2
Jan.
119k
....1962
Jan.
6 106 k June 30
3
57 k Feb. 21
40k Jan.
37 k Jan. * 3 53 k Feb. 21
111
Apr. 30 113k Jan. 29
Jan.
3
li* Jan. 3 86 k June 29
67
92 k June 16
107
100
114k
1946
Long Island gen g As...
Unified gold 4s
24,000
26", 000
93
June
5
96k Mar. 11
102
106k June 30 106k June 30
45 k June
3 48 k June 24
1
42 k June
46 k June 17
116k
116k
105k 105k 119k 122 k
105 k
.....1952
3
40
Feb.
4
2
84k Jan.
June 26 106k
103 k June 25 103 k
105
105k 105k 105k 105k June 26 105k
162
161
160 k June 12 161
156k 162
1 106 k
105k Sale
10^k June
105k Sale
.1965 A O
1951
lk Jan.
June 30
9
106 k
102 k
106
1944
Long Dock Co 3k« ext to
19,000
102
O
.1941 A
f deb 3ks
Lombard Klee 7s series A
12",660
152", 000
i02k
Sale
.3603 MN
June 20
94
June 18
68
80
34
.1940
3
2
June
Sale
Sale
64
62 k
64
97 k 100
84
Sale
.1938
2
2
"99k
66
65
.1974
4
38,000 Liggett Ac Myers Tobacco 7s.
5a
39,000
85,000
99 k
67
.1964
Leb Vail Harbor Term 1st 5s... .1954
20-year deb 5s
Guar ref gold 4a..
Lor (Hard (P) Co deb 7a
112
100
.1954
1st Ac refunding 5s
First Ac ref sinking fund 5s
Secured 6% gold notes.....
k June
92 k June
103 k 102 k 103k 102 k June 22 103
June
113
112k 114k 113
Sale
100
98
.1941
..........
14,000
240,000
94,000
103
Sale
Sale
102
Lehigh Coal Ac Nav 4H« ser A-. .1954
Cons sink fund 414s ser C
.1954
.1965 A O
Lehigh & New Eng RR 4s A..
8
111k
118k 125
102k 103 k
109 k Sale
71k Sale
76 k
Lake Shore 8c Mich Sou g 314s.. .1997
Loew'a Inc
106k
155
Sale
74
74
.....
69,000
104""
73
♦Lantaro Nitrate Co Ltd 4s.... .1954
30,000|Leh V (N Y) 1st gu g 4He
634,000 Leh Val (Pa) gen con g 4s
274,000
Gen cons 414s..
Gen con sol 5s
157,000
56,000 Leh Vail Ter Ry 1st gu g 5s
8,000 Lex 8c East 1st gu 5s
266,600
102 k Sale
107
Sale
89
Sale
98
100
100
93
101k Sale
.1939
Sale Prices
22
34
34
Sale'
32 k Sale
.1953
.1960
Sale Prices
33
31
A
Coll 8c ret 5H» series C.
Col 8c ret f 5Hs ser D
Highest
Sale Prices
33
40
40
103 k
124,000
.1942
19,000
Coll tr 6s series A
4,000
Collateral trust 6s series B..
.1942
33,000 Laae u. ft W lat gold fte........ .1937
51,000
1,163,000
29,000
31,000
14,000
19,000
6,000
47,000
35,000
43,000
48,000
83,000
108k Sale
104k Sale
50
150
A
Lowest
Sale Prices
June
1
June 15 113
111k 111
Sale
86 k June 29
85k June
Sale
5 92 k June 16
88 k June
June
1
108k Sale 108k June 23 109
104k Sale
104k June 29 105k June 19
40
.1949 F
.1954 J
Certs of dep for sec 5s....... -1959
208,000 Laclede Cas Lt ref
276,000
J
.1961 J
.1954 J
{♦Kreuger 8c Toll class
178,000
.1987 J
Highest
90
50
.1997 A O
trust 4s
47
Sale
37
J
conv
Sale
47
Sale
40 k
32
36
M
1,000
4k s unguaranteed
18,000 Kings Co K L 8c Pow gold 5s
6,000
Purchase money 4s
90,000 Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4s
Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s
1st 8c ref 4 He
6,000 Kinney (G R) Co
113
3
Sale
34
.1948 M S
140,000 Kresge Foundation coll
2k
94
Ask
28
MN
36,000 Kendall Co 5H» series A
8,000 Kentucky Central lat gu 4s
13,000 Kentucky & Ind Term lat 4H«24,000
Stamped....................
12,000
Plain.
.1961
Ask Bid
101
8
D
2,000 Kanawha 8c Mich 1st gu g 4a
1990
174,000 {♦K C Ft 3 & M raf d 4a
1934
82,000
♦Ctfa of dep (Bankers Trust)
41,000 Kansas City Pow & Lt 1st M 4H®-1961 F
430,000 Kan City South 1st g 3a...1
1950 A
Bid
Lowest
June 30
June 1
1936
%
108,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JUNE
Price
|l
25
exchange-bonds
85k
88
86
June 25
June 23
79
83
79
35k
39
32 k June
5
70
June 18
5
June
1
66
6
3
2k
71
Sale
3k
3k
3
June 23
2 k June
26
"88""
June
71k Jan.
June
39
June 20
32
70
•
z
60k Jan.
4
May 23
81
June 18
June
4
70
6
2
4k June
3k June 26
95
88
79
Feb.
Jan.
5
7
lk Jan.
13
6
2 k May 13
4
5
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
49k Feb.
9
1
Mar. 16
Feb.
1
Feb .f 29
Mar ,|.3
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
26
Sales
in
N.
Value
f
360,000
93,000
157,000
43,000
51,000
65,000
7.
STOCK EXCHANGE
PRICES
Price
§.$
BONDS
June
June 1
1936
HO*
Ask
(ltd
as
J
Sale
36%
.1938 J
.1938 J
J
36
J
Sale
1946 J
1949 M
J
Sale
30
40
26 %
8
Sale
26
1978 J
J
Sale
90
Term
1941 MN
J
A. ..1959 J
Sale
1st cons 5s
1st cons 5s
to tnt
1st 5c ref 6s series A
35-year g 5 %s.
1st ref 5 Ms series B
.
MStP&SSM*
1st Chic Term
s
Bid
.1938 J
M St P & S S M 4s stpd guar
%
June 30
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
JUNE
Ask Bid
34
Sale
34 %
40 %
Sale
Sale
00%
Ask
Sale
35
32%
40%
Sale
27
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
'
Sale
26%
29%
911% Sale
■
33% June 29
32
39%
26%
26%
88%
5
June
5
June
1
June
2
June 24
June
ser
7,000
59% Jan.
49% Jan.
2
2
87% June 17
75% June 16
16
52% Jan.
2
80
5
62% June 12
30% Jan.
2
5
33% June 17
27% Apr. 30
26% May
1
10% Jan. ' 6
27
Apr. 30
36
Feb.
13
33
Feb.
13
26% May
58%
Sale
57
June
Sale
31% Sale
31%
30%
12%
31%
30%
31%
30%
9%
31%
Sale
32%
Sale
Sale
31%
Sale
31%
Sale
Sale
30% June
O
.1965 F
8
♦1st 5c refund 5s series
29
♦Certificates of deposit.
.1975 MS
♦1st 5c ref 5s series F
13
Sale
31
Sale
29
31
"32"
29%
...
Sale"
-1977 M N
General 4s
Sale
Sale"
11
Sale
Sale
31
32
27 %
♦Certificates of deposit...
A ref g 5s ser G
♦Certificates of deposit...
-1978 MN
♦ 1st
1949 MO
♦Convertible gold 5 Ms
♦1st ref gold 5s series H
.1984 A
I.
31,000
1938
1
s
f 4M*
Morris Be Essex 1st gu 3%s
Constr M 5s
ser
A.....
13,000
46,000
lo41
National Dairy Prod deb 5%s
Deb 3%s with warrants
Sale
•>
warr
♦4s April 1914
5c rets No 4
coupon on
'
{
M N
104 % 104%
90 % Sale
90
on.
84
Sale
108 M 109%
f
86
103
Sale
—.
57% Sale
102
102 M
103% Sale
104%
Sale"
3
A
4
O
1977
1926 J
A
3%
J
3%
5
25,000 ♦New England RR cons 5s guar. 1945
♦Cons guar 4a
1945
36,000
108,000 New England T 5c T 30-yr 5s A—.1952
lit g 4 Ms series B
1961
42,000
47
_
J
N J Junction RR go 1st 4a......1986
N J Pow Be Light 1st 4%s..
I960 A
J
91,000 New Orleans Great Nor 5s ser A.. 1983
11,000 N O 5c N'eastern ref 4%s series A. 1952
294,000 New Orleans P S 1st A ref 5s A—1952
1st 5c ref 5s series B
1955
445,000
275,000 New Orleans Term 1st 4a guar
1953
—1935
39,000 {♦♦N O Tex 5c Mex Income 5s
♦First 5s series B
1954
212,000
♦1st mtge gold 5s series C.....1956
69,000
♦1st 4Ms series D...
1956
129,000
♦First 5 Ms series A
241,000
1954
D
M N
F
A
J
N Y C Be H R g mtge 3
89
89% Sale
81% Sale
21%
29%
32
31%
31%
A
A
F
F
A
135,000
6y,000
104,000
173,000
2013 A
O
fill ~m
107 %
112% Sale
Serial 5s g notes
ser
l\H
Sale
107
Sale
92% June
20
10
16
5
June
91*
10
June
12
June 10
June 24
9
104% June
104% June
1
108% June 19
111
Sale
107%
102%
June
17
17
17
20* June 23
109% June
104% 104% 104% June
103
June
103% 104
110
101% June
June
104% June
2
16% Jan. 27
35% Feb.
7
11
6
9
33
Feb.
35
32
Apr.
6
30
6
27
Apr. 30
May
9
Jan.
2
Apr. 30
May
1
Apr. 30
27
Jan.
3
82
Jan.
18
27%
26%
7%
27%
26%
35
Feb.
33
Feb.
Apr. 13
6
14
93% Apr. 30
&
96
105%
104%
108%
104%
June
Feb.
97
Feb.
111
105% Jan.
103% Apr.
106
Jan.
Feb. 14
14% Feb. 11
Jan.
9% Jan.
85% Jan.
103
12
35
32
25
14% Jan.
9
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
8
Feb. 26
June 24
Mar.
2
Mar. 17
June 19
June
2
•
80
85
95
96%
101%
Sale
Sale
102%
84% June
101% June
5
97
June 26
1 103% June 23
83%
83%
104%.
93%
97%
88
105 %
Sale
88 M
i§S3 .90*
Sale
June
Sale
93
3d
Sale
97
June
88
Sale
91
Sale
104%
66% Sale
81
June
36
104% June
4
June 22
June 16
94
June
98
116%
109%
110
80
83%
104% 104% June
Sale
Sale
116
67
l04%
5
98
87% June 19 88% June 17
116% June
8 116% June 11
109% June 22 109% June 22
5
91
June 16
June 15
67
June
90% June
66% Jan. 17
1
104
102«32 Sale
103% Sale
104% Sale
154% Sale'
103%
Sale
Sale
Apr.
May
Feb.
June
27
23
11
24
11
Apr,
6
104
90
90
Jan.
25 105% Apr.
Jan.
84
Jan.
94%
98%
2
92%
2 116%
15 110%
Jan.
109% Jan.
108% Jan.
7
2
23
92% Mar. 7
104% Apr. 13
73% Mar. 28
104
June 30
104% Jan.
6
104% June 24
105
Mar. 6
2% June
1
2% May 22
2% Apr.
2
4% June 25
6% Feb.
8
3% June 26
86
Jan.
Jan.
57% Jan.
2
153%
102
102% May 29
101% May 14
June 30
June 10 104
1
2 1022332June
103% June
1 104% June 24
June
3
103% June 19 105
June 26
27 104% Mar. 3
Jan. 21
83% May
6 87
Mar. 14
85% Feb. 26 88
83% May
8
80
June 30
103
64
97
100% Apr.
102% June
103 % 104
2% June
1
2% June 29
2% June 11
Sale
2%
2%
2%
2%
"3%
5%
3
103
Jan.
Jan.
6
2% June
1
2% June 29
3% June 20
June
5
3% June 27
2%,May 22
6% Feb.
8
4
3
4
3% May 27
6% Feb
8
June
4%
3% June 19
3%
4%
2%
2%
2%
2%
3%
3
3
3% June
3% z2% June
2%
3%
Sale
106% June 2 107% June
106% Sale 107
61% June 17 61% June
61%
75%
64
122
June 22 122
June
120
120
73
64%
124%
122%
102
106%
83%
58%
97%
96%
92%
32%
37
36%
33
76%
69%
6
74
June
37
Sale
36%
110% 112
36
39%
110%
41*
to* im
113
Sale
112
Sale
Sale
96
86% Sale
80%
Sale
94
Sale
93
Sale
June
Sale
100% June
105
Sale
Sale
105
86%
96%
93%
103%
95%
85%
93%
Sale
Sale
82
Sale
—
65%
66%
56
60
101% 103
101%
105%
86%
Sale
94%
94%
94%
Sale
103%
Sale
100%
Sale
88%
Sale
97%
108
107%
108%
108%
65
67
109%
64% Sale
106% Sale
122% Sale
113% Sale
125%
115%
1965 A O
61
55
39
June
2
June 17
41% June 18
Sale
Sale
71% Sale
31 77
111% June 22 114% June 10
1
95% June 29 97% June
86% June
4
87% June
1
92% June 30 94% June
2
Sale
Sale
4% Mar. 25
4%
6%
2% May 27
25
17 103% Apr. 30 107%
61% June 17
77%
17
8 122
22 120% Feb.
Jupe 16
65
June
3
68% June 16
125
124% 124% 124% June 24 125% June
5
123
122% 122% 122% June 10 122% June
9
103%
Sale 106% 106% 106% June
107% June 12
86% June 29
86%
§5% 86% 83% June
63
June
Sale
63
June
3
66%
99
97
June 16
Sale
June
98% Sale
Sale
97% Sale
98% June 17
96% June
Sale
92% June
1
92% Sale
91% June
33
33
Sale
34
June 30
35% June 18
Sale
36% June
3
40% June 18
36%
40
June 17
Sale
36% Jupe
37%
7AA
66
97
87
107 %
A..1941 A O
2
10% June
11% June
89
June
Sale
108
1938 A
6Ms
3%s series D
12
12
Sale
Sale
90
86% Sale
Y Connecting 1st gu 4Ms A...1953 F
1st gtd 5s series B
1953 F
N Y Dock 1st gold 4s
1951 F
N Y Edison 1st Be ref
June
15% June
89
Octl 1938 A O
3-year 6s
92
84*
97
Sale
74 %
89 %
N
1st Hen 5c ref
Sale
102
1974 A
1978 M S
Refunding 5M« series A
Refunding 4Ms series C
31% June 20
33% June 17
31% June 20
74% Sale
1998 F
1937 A
4s
June
99%
1997 J
Mich Cent coil g 3 Ms
2,070,000
603,000
32,000
1,000
O
Debenture 4s of 1912..
—1942 J
Ref Be Impt. 4Ms series A.—...2013 A
Lake Shore coll g 3 Ms
1998 F
N Y Chic Be St Louts 1st g
Sale
29
93
98
2013 A
Ms
43% 45%
122%
119% 120%
99%
105%
75
74%
59
49%
A
J
Npt 5c Cin B gen gu g 4Ms
1945
New York Central conv sec 6s...1944 M N
Consol 4s series A
1998 F A
Ref Be Impt 4Mb series A
Ref Be Impt 5s series C—
60
J
J
J
216,000
79,000
621,000
106,000
213,000
54,000
639,000
Sale
104
33
-
,
477,000
716,000
968,000
107
June
19
17
June 16
62% June 12
.
92,000
3%
3%
212,000 Nat Steel 1st coll mtge s f 4s—...1965 j"~D 105% Sale
50
1954 M N
7,000 {♦Naugatuck RR 1st g 4s
Sale
1948 J D 118
1,000 Newark Consol Gas 5s
1,219,606
Sale
2%
VPs
O
♦4s April 1914 coupon on —...1951
♦4s April 1914 coupon off
1951 A O
♦Assent warr 5c rets No 4 on. 1951
47",066
104%
303
5
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June 19
3
2%
1%
1957
1977
on.
Sale
109 %
..1977 A O
Nat RR of Mex prior Hen 4% s
♦Assent warr 6c rets No 4 on
Sale
F
J
1948
M N
1951
...
♦4s April 1914 coupon off
♦Assent warr 5c rets No 5
10,000
13%
91
June
June
June
-if*
81
Rys of Mexico—
Jan 1914 coupon on
♦Assent
10%
June
June
12
109 % Sale
104 % 105
June
28%
30%
29%
9%
June
88
1957
♦4%s July 1914 coupon on —1957
♦4M s July 1914 coupon off —1957
s
It*
30
31
85
Nat Distillers Products deb 4%s.l945 MN
56,000
1,000
50,000
8,000
1937
Nassau Siec guar gold 4s stpd...1951
National Acme 1st mtge 6s
...1942
♦4%
19
June
19
31%
14%
33%
31%
33%
31%
11%
29
95
A O
Namm (AI)5c Son—See Mfrs* Trust Co
Nashville Chat 5c St L 1st 4s A..1978
National
93
32
5
5
31% June 16
12% June 13
31% Sale
30% Sale
O
J
D
...1955 MN
...1955 51N
1947 M N
Constr M 4%s wr B..
92
A O
...1939
2444
-
30
14%
A O
J
J
.1955
s
83
71% 76
101% 103
{
...1955
f 4%s ser C
f 5s ser D
Morris Be Co 1st
31% Sale
88
12
Sale
M S
Sale
M 8
Sale
M N
Sale
J J
103'" 104
J J
J J 107 % Sale
97 % Sale
' D
1955 A
Nash Flo 5c Sheff 1st gu g 5s
1,414,000
286,000
76%
J
54 8
int <1
.
♦Montgomery Div 1st g ' .....1947 P A
♦Refunding 5t Improv't 4M> —1977 M 8
Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s
1,000 Mutual Union Tel 5s
77",066
Sale"
.1981 MN
29
♦Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at 4%.
s
31
29
....
♦Certificates of depos
Gen Be ref 5s series B
233,000
112,000
147,000
11,000
A
♦Certificates of deposit
40,000
♦Sec 5% notes
74,000
—1938
1991
73,000 Mohawk Br. Mai 1st gu g 4s
289,000 Monongahela Ry 1st M 4s ser A..I960
53,000 Mont Cent 1st gu g 4s....—.1937
1st guar gold 5s
1937
21,000
150,000 Montana Power 1st 8c ref 5s A...1943
Deb gold 5s series A
1962
103,000
Montecatinl Mln 5c Agr Co Inc
Deb g 7s
1937
55,000
35,000 Mont Tram 1st 5c ref 5s series A—1941
General 5t refunding 5s A
..1955
22",606
28%
Sale
11
80
Sale
1967 A
4%a ser D
♦Cum adfust 5s series A
Jack
{♦Missouri Pacific RR Co—
Jan.
87% June 17
75% June 16
80% June
67 % June
70% June
5
Sale
Sale
83
93
Sale
-----
11
49% Feb. 15
76
Sale
Jan.
83
36
76
6
84
71
Sale
J
2
2
2
3
81% Sale
68%
72 M Sale
57 % Sale
Sale
J
90
23% Jan.
18% Jan.
81% Jan.
46% Jan. 31
42% Feb. 11
52
Jan. 31
39
Feb.
7
30% Feb.
7
93% Apr.
8
Jan.
June
40%
Sale
2
Jan.
June 23
.1978 J
(Jen 5c ref
11
93
.1962 J
Gen 5c ref
June
29% June 24
92% June 30
39
Pr Hen mtge
9,000
32
1
44-year 4s series B
....
{♦Mobile 5c Olito gen gol
-
3
3
Sale
47",666
6
Jan.
June
J
ser
Jan.
38
37% June
.1962 J
Prior Hen 5s series A
♦1st & ret 5s
29
39
Sale
37%
90
♦
32% Jan.
92
87
D
301,000
47,000
579,000
1.065,000
106,000
220,000
63,000
528,000
265,000
48,000
669,000
51,000
8
9
June
38%
91%
39%
.1999 J
Mlssour-Kansas-Taxas RR—
701,000
189,000
184,000
597,000
38% June
33
41% June- 18
Cent
f 4s
19,000 {♦Missouri-Illinois RR 5s
614,000 Mo Kan k Tex 1st g 4s
IN
Jan. 2
95
June
86% June
93% June
Sale
92%
103% 103%
Sale
95%
Sale
85%
Sale
92%
Sale
107%
108%
102% June
106
June
101
June 23
89% June 22
98
June
Sale
52
June
106% 106% 106% June
102% Sale 101% June
June 23
66
June
4
3
6
64% June
1
106% June
1
102% June 12
4
83%
3
77%
18 125%
9 122%
Jan.
20 102
105% Apr. 22 107%
75
Jan.
3
88%
52
Jan. 10
74
89
14
5
June
9
Apr.
17
Mar.
3
Feb.
21
Feb.
11
June 16
10
36
3
42
13
42
Jan.
7
41
Jan.
8
43
May 27
Apr. 14
Apr. 14
Apr. 14
Apr. 14
Apr. 14
May 27
June
May 22 110
Jan. 20 119
Jan.
74% Jan.
Feb.
20
Feb.
20
2
90
Feb.
17
2
95% Feb. 19
2 102% May 25
3 106% Mar. 23
Feb. 17
2
90
Jan.
4
4
Jan.
17
2 100
86% Jan.
101% Jan.
82
18
Feb.
93
74% Jan.
80% Jan.
90
Feb.
June
99
2
109
June 22
2
2
89
80%
24%
32%
33%
30
32%
109
Feb.
8
June 17
Feb. 18
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
88% Jan.
Jan.
June
61
100
Jan.
June
Sale
119% Jan.
98
June
June
Jan.
100
June
108% June
108% June
45% Jan.
122
3
June 17
June
1
June
6
June 12
June
Jan.
12
87%
96%
94%
103%
June
58
Mar. 25
2
98
2 101
3
70% Jan.
89%
88
Apr. 30 '98
105% Mar. 20 109
106% Mar. 28 108%
61
June
16
52
June
17
Mar. 12
96% Mar. 4
104% Feb. 14
IVA
75
June 23
June 22
June 23
Jan.
Feb.
3
3
17
Feb.
15
Feb.
6
106% June 26 109% Jan.
101% June 20 102% June 12
N Y 5c Erie—See Erie RR.
66,000
53,000
N Y Gas El Lt Ht Be Pow 5a
1948 J
Purchase money coll tr g 4s... 1949 F
6,000 N Y 5c Greenw L prior lien gu 5s.
6,000 N Y A Harlem g 3Ms
222,000 N Y Lack & Western 4s ser A....
Guar 4Mb series B
62,000
1,000 N Y L E A W Coal A RR 5Ms.._.
Dock & Impt 1st 58
.
NY* Lung Branch gen 4s.
'*»N Y & N Eng (Bost
...
Term) 4s...
D
A
1946 MN
2000 M N
1973 M N
94%
92%
Sale
Sale
1973 N N
103
1942 M N
J
1943 J
100
100%
104% 106
104%
1941
M 8
1939 A
O
For footnotes, see page 30.
90%
102
II
62
Sale
Sale
Sale
124% 125% 124% June 12 125% June 12
115
Sale
114^ June 26 115% June
8
98
4
99% 95% June 26 99% June
99% 95
104% 106% 104% 106% 104% June 19 104% June 19
June
1
99
Sale
97% June 18 §9
98% Sale
106
100%
106%
107%
99%
Sale
105% 105
100% 103% 101
105%
107%
99%
June 26 106
June 12 101
June
1
Jupe 12
122% Jan.
113% Jan.
92% Jan.
102
Jan.
94% Jan.
2 125% Fab.
21
8 116%
Apr. 29
3 100%
2 104%
3 100%
2 108
Apr.
3
June 19
Mar. 16
Mar.
3
103
Jan.
100%
104%
105%
100%
9 102% Apr. 22
Jan.
7 105% May
4
Jan.
8
Mar. 10 105% Apr.
Jan. 30 100% Jan. 30
N.
July, 1936]
Sales in
June
Value
Y. STOCK
June 1
1936
stock exchange
Ask
{♦N Y New Haven 8c Hartford—
4a...—1947
M
8
29 H
♦Non-conv debenture 3 He—..1947
A
O
1954
A
25*4
30*4
29 *4 Sale
29
32 *4
30*4 Sale
28 *4
30
53 *4 Sale
43 *4 Sale
16 *4 Sale
31
Sale
88
89
42 *4 Sale
36
Sale
85 *4
82
83
♦Non-conv debenture
♦Non-cony debenture 3He
♦Non-cony debenture 4s...—1955 J
O
J
1956 MN
J
J
♦Convertible debenture 3*4a..l956
J
♦Convertible debenture 6e
1948 J
♦Collateral trust 6s
....1940 A O
M N
♦Debenture 4s
1957
♦1st & ref 49er of 1937... ..1967 J D
M N
♦Harlem R 8c Pt Ches 1st 4s...1954
♦Non-cony debenture 4a
1993
1955
{♦N Y Prov A Boston ten 4s
1943
50", 666 NYft Putnam 1st con guar 4s..1993
170,000 N Y & Queens El Lt & Pr 3*4s—1965
232,000 ♦IN Y Rys Corp lnc 6s.
Jan 1965
N Y Oat & West
1st g 4s...June
General 4s.
M S
J
D
A
O
A
O
Sale
M N
Apr
"31*4 Sale"
154,000
♦Income 6s assented
1965
22,000
Prior lien 6s series A..—..—1965 y~3
12,000
Prior lien 6s assented.......1965
11,000 MY&Rich Gas 1st6sA
1951 M K
16,000 New York Steam 1st 6s aer A....1947 MN
M N
20,000
1st mortgage 5s...............1951
30,000
1st mortgage 5s...........-...1956 MN
31*4 Sale
99
100*4
99 *4 Sale
......
142,000
1,000
11,000
10,000
205,000
1,000
17,000
309,000
30,000
N Y Suaq 8c West 1st
Second gold 4Hs
I
i 5s.... .1937
.1937 F
rM
108
109*4 Sale
106 X
106 *1 106 *4
Sale
J
A
52
...........
General gold 5s
Terminal 1st gold 5a
N Y Tel 1st 8c gens f4Ka
N Y Trap Rock 1st s
......
......
f g 6s
6s stamped
...
.........
f 6Hs
♦{♦Norfolk South 1st 8c
219,000
723,000
94,000
113,000
63,000
163,000
40,000
A
F A
MN
75"6OO
3047
3047
Ref 8c Impt 6s Series B
.....3047
Ref 8c Impt 5s Series G.......3047
Ref 8c Impt 5s Series D
3047
J
J
1961
.....1964 MN
N'weatern Teleg 4 H* extended -.1944 J
J
Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 5**s
1957 M N
18", 660
75,000
76,000
101*1
116
113
60
43
55*4
105
75
93
108
100
Sale
121*4
Sale
69*4
65
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
O
A
A
Oregon RR 8c Nav con g 4s
..1946
Oregon 8hort Line 1st con g 5s..1946 J
D
J
J
...1946
5s stamped
J
Ore-Wash RR&Nav lst&ref 4s
1961 J
Oslo Gas 5c Elec extl
1963 M S
Steel
sec
s
f g 5s
...1941
g 6s series A
Sale
Sale
M
J
8
112*4 113*4
112*4 Sale
103
Sale
112
111 *4 113*4
110*4 Sale
120
119
Sale
105*4 Sale
101
103
102*
Sale
55
Sale
Ref mtge
Sale
Sale
65
55*4
101*4
110*4
79
57
Sale
Sale
81
"80*4
13*4
81
84*4
Lowest
Highest
25*4 June
6
2,6*4 June 11
26
June
3
25
June 29
25*4 June 26
Sale
107
Sale
130
Sale
w>
Sale
106*4 107
102
131
14
June
28*4
35*4
15*4
28*4
June
5
June 30
June
2
June
6
June 17
42
36
June 2'9
June
8
8634
106*4
44*4
4734
June
105
June
Sale
Sale
Sale-
30*4 June
1
June
1
37
19*4 June 19
30*4 June
1
96
June
9
44*4 June 12
40*4 June 12
3
3*4 s series B
1966
Paducah A Illinois 1st s f 4Hs—1956
♦{♦Pan-Am Petr (Cal) 1st g 6s...1940
105*4
54*4
53*4
.....
♦1st mtge s f g 3s loan ctfs._._.1955 F
A
25
June 29
i*
June
June 26
June
6
89
Jan.
4
42
May 25
31*
June
17
31* Jan.
99*4 Jan..
104
50*4
6 105*4
2 105*4
Jan.
May 29 108*4
3
3
106
Jan.
21 107*4 June
3
2*4 June 19
0
June 17
7*4 Jpne 18
1*4 June
9
1*4 June
3
54
Jan.
2
45
46
Jan.
7
10
100
Jan.
108*4
106*4
3
June
106
June
72
70
June
June
57
June
101*4 June
110*4 June
99
1
June 10
80
June
2
June 16
80
June
6*4
6*4
3*4
1*4
5*4
4*4
2 34
June
June
June
120*4
120*4 120*4 12034 June
106*4 June
106*4 107*4 106*4 Sale
105*4 June
106*4 Sale
105*4 Sale
121
113*4
June
72% June
5
Jan.
Feb.
15
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
June
Jan.
16
Feb.
2 122
June
8
106*4 June 12 107*4 Jan. 21
2 106*4 June
8
103*4 Jan.
115
Jan.
May 19
Jan. 15
May
8
Jan. 15
Mar. 27
June
5
65
63*4
75
109*4 Sale
80*4 Sale
103
103*4
111*4 Sale
107*4 Sale
107*4 Sale
70
June
8
110*4 June
3
81*4 June
1
103*4 June 25
112
June 22
108*4 June 19
108
June 19
109*4 June
June
80
100*4
110*4
106*4
106*4
June
June
June
June
June 10
June
4
June
4
June
1
108*4 Sale
105*4
100*4 102
27*4 Sale
109*4
105*4 Sale
33
June 24
29*4
31*4 25*4 June
9
9 109*4 June
109*4 112*4 109*4 June
June 11
104*4 June 29 106
104*4 Sale
Sale
96
15
13
25
11
15
18
7
19
21
Apr.
lllV*
93
102*4 Jan.
3 105*4
103*4 Feb. 20 106
101*4 Jan.
2 107
120
Jan. 13 121 *4
112*4 Jan.
6 115
65*4 Jan. 16 72 *4
51
104
103*4 June
2 104*4
104*4 June 18 105*4
105*4 June 26 107*4
108
June
5 108*4
June 16 102*4 June 10
101
Mar. 12
73
112*4 Mar. 6
85*4 Mar. 6
103*4 June 25
65
Jan.
104*4 Jan.
74*4 Jan.
93
107
100
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
112
Jan.
103 *4
104*4
104 *4
107*4
June
June
Apr.
Apr.
99*4 Feb.
June 22
109*4 Apr. 13
109
Apr. 16
99*4 Jan.
108
Sale
104*4 Sale
Apr. 28
May 15
May 13
83
3
4
1
104*4
104*4 Sale
106*4 Sale
108*4 Sale
10534
101*4 Sale
104
72
9 102
5
June
13
22*4
105*4 June 13 108
96*4 Jan. 22 103*4
9 155
120
May
12
May 21 22*4
12
May 11
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
103*4 104*4 103*4 June 29 105
103*4 Sale
103*4 June 29 105*4 June
105
Sale
105
June 27 106*4 June
3
Jan.
Feb.
11
24
18
30
19
18
10
2
June
8
7*4 June
9
6*4 June
8
105*4 June
101*4 June
70
Jan.
June
11
Feb. 13
Feb. 14
June 24
June
June
June 17
2
9
109% June
107*4 June
107*4 June
70
June
3
13
2
2
June
June
60
2
14 111
Jan.
30 107*4 June
June
June
124
13
1
2
Jan.
108*4 Jan.
Jan.
106
June
105
13
3
June
Mar. 31 107
2
50*4 June
1
3
Feb.
3
Feb.
8
37
38*4 Feb. 11
37*4 Feb. 11
37*4 Feb. 11
37*4 Feb. 11
Jan. 23
41
51*4 Feb. 18
26*4 Feb. 20
40*4 Jan. 23
101
Apr.
9
56*4 Feb. 14
39
6
3
49*4 Feb.
35*4 Jan.
103
Apr. 30 103*4 May 27
3
Jan.
93*4 Feb. 26
82*
2
107
81
5
5
28*4 June
35*4 June 30
15*4 May 22
June
63
63*4
May- 26
May 14
June
60
69
June
It*
June
June
75
June 12
87*4 June 22
June
13
69
27*4 June 18
27*4 June 19
27
6
25*4
50*4
50*4
105*4
105*4
15
110*4 Sale
81*4 Sale
100*4 Sale
110*4 Sale
106*4 106*4
106*4 Sale
11
107
13
72
10
June
June
13*4
104*4
105*4 Sale
106*4 Sale
120*4
113*4
June
26 yx June 24
K
June
70
12/8
5
25
85
112*4 113*4 112 34 113*4 112*4
112
113
112
112*4 113
103
102*4
113"" 114
114
Sale
112*4
113
Sale
113
112*4 114
111*4 112*4 112*4 112*4 111*4
120
121*4 120*4 121*4 120
Sale
120
121*4 122*4 12}
Sale
106
107
107*4 Sale
98*4
101*4 100*4 10034
Sale
102*4
102*4 Sale
102*4
102*4 103
65
102 *4
109
Sale
64*4 Sale
102*4 Sale
Sale
108*4 Sale
101
Sale
100*4
100*4 101*4 100*4 Sale
102
103
102*4 Sale
103*4 Sale
103*4 Sale
1937
♦Certificates of deposit
Paramount Broadway Corp—
79*4
Sale
104*4
♦2d extended gold 5s.........1938
Pacific Tel 8c Tel 1st 5s
75
105*4
106*4
108*4
106*4
60
87*4
Sale
106
105*4
106*4 108
109*4 Sale
107*4 Sale
106*4
74*4
38*4
Sale
105*4
107
109
Sale
Sale
105*4
"51""
Highest
Sale Prices
22 108
Jan.
22
2 106
Jan.
16
107
Jan.
4
107*4 Apr. 11
Mar. 16
109
6 103
May 11
25*4 June
4 39*4 Feb. 10
109*4 June
9 109*4 June 9
June 11
104*4 June 29 106
96
O
J
1st guar cons
101*4
108
1943 F A
1945 11 N
Ontario Transmission 1st 5s..
103
8
A
5s......1937
45
105
107
M
1947 F
Ontario Power N F 1st 5s
Sale
69
MN
33,000 Pacific Coast Co 1st g 5s
1946
253,000 Pacific GAB gen 8c ref 5s ser A..1943
219,000
1st & ref 4s series G
...1964
101,000 Pacific RR of Mo 1st ext 4s
1938
50,000
256,000
102*< Sale
103?| Sale
34
7He—1946
195,000 Otis
19,000
115*4 Sale
106*4
104 *£ Sale
J
Ohio Pub Service 1st 8c ref
Ohio River RR gen gold
48
123
13
19*4
J
Apr 1 1938 Q-J
1st 8c ref 7s series B
Sale
160
Sale
105*4 Sale
106*4 Sale
Ohio Indiana & West 5s
21,000
36,000
33,000
6,000
23,000
30,000
21,000
203,000
23,000
Sale
161*4
Ref mtge 4 *4s series B
Ref mtge 5s
154,000 Ogden 8c Lake Ch 1st guar g 4s..1948
2,000 Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4e......l943
269.000 Ohio Edison 1st mtge 4s
1965
"6",066
48
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
92
Sale
Sale
152 J
28*4
27*4
25*4
31*4
25*4 Sale
25*4 29
24
25*4
28*4 Sale
3534 Sale
16*4
16*4
29*4
30*4
It"
73
Highest
108
1938
......1941
1st 8c ref 6s series B
Sale
107 *4
100
...1941
North States Power 5s A
Sale
24
Ask
Sale
37
16*4
15*4
30*4 Sale
96*4
95*4
43*4 Sale
39*4 Sale
103*4
103*4 105
87*4 Sale
106*4
106*4 107
83
A
Nov 15 1969
Northern Ry of Calif guar 5s
50*,000
30*4
Sale
Aug 15 1963
Gen lien ry 8c Id gt 3s....Jan
Ref 8c Impt 4Hs Series A
28
.1946
North Cent gen 8c ref 5s ser A...1974 M 6
G6n 8c ref AH* series A.......1974 M 8
6,000 {♦Northern Ohio 1st guar g 5s ..1945 A O
♦Ex Apr *33, Oct v33, Apr *34 coups
Stamped as to sale of April 1 and
1,000
♦Oct 1 1933 and Apr 11934 coups
332,000 Northern Pacific prior lien 4s
1997
454,000
29
110*4
1957 M 8
A
ser
32
27
25
Sale
.1961 F
North American Co deb 5s
25*4
26*4
.1939 MN
.1946 J D
♦Certificates of deposit
....
1941 M N
♦{♦Norfolk 8c South 1st g 5a
Norfolk 8c West Ry 1st con g 4s... .1996 A O
.1941 J D
Pocahontas C 8c C Joint 4s
32,000 North Am Edison deb 5s
101,000
Deb 5 He ser B
126,000
Deb 5s series C
27
27
101
5s A. .1961 F
rei
28*4
26
Lowest
June 30
Ask Bid
26*4
48*4
100
.1950 A O
Nord Rys extl s
Bid
.1940 F A
.1943 MN
♦IN Y Westchea 8c Bos 1st 4Hs.. 1946 i""J
Nlag Lock Ac Ont Pow 1st 5a A... .1955 A O
200,000 Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5*4*-.. .1950 MN
193,000
106,000
19,000
7,000
158,000
48,000
218,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
IN JUNE
Jan. 2
Bid
44,000
5,000
16,000
22,000
94,000
33,000
358,000
121,000
95,000
195,000
124,000
189,000
63,000
PRICES
Price
BONDS
n. y.
27
EXCHANGE-BONDS
107
Sale
Sale
45*4
45*4
57*4 Sale
58*4
Sale
8734
110
49
Sale
59*4
108
63
June
17 113
June
2 113
June
17
June
2 103
June
8
June
17 114
June
1
113*4 June
5
111
8 112*4 June 26
June 11
June 10 121
109
118
June
June
June
J!?*
Jan.
113*4
113*4
103*4
114*4
Mar.
May
115
Mar.
Jan.
113*4 May
121
May
123*4 May
108*4 Apr.
103*4 Mar.
Mar.
102 '■ Jan.
Jan.
111
Mar.
June
2
119
Mar.
5 107*4 June
2
105
Jan.
June 26 122
June 17 100
June 27
June 24 102
June
8
65
June
June 27 103
June
1
8
102
June 20 109*4 June
5
106*4 Jan.
June 22
June
102
i08*4
0*4
0*4
1
June 20
June
June
11
101
1
3 101
June
6
98*4 June
101
Jan.
55
Jan.
104
73
102*4 June
46
June 23
44
June 26
46*4 June
45*4 June
2
1
58*4 Sale
58
June 11
59*4 June 19
Sale
118*4 122
85
June
4
90*4 June 26
Feb.
26
5
19
20
20
16
6
Mar. 12
Feb.
19
6
99*4
Jan.
93
Jan.
102
May 23
14
25
105
-----
43*4
IS
Jan.
Apr.
45*4 June
43*4 June
55
Apr.
June
Feb.
104*4 Jan.
103*4 June
108
May
61*4 Jan.
59*4 Jan.
June
8 102
5 103*4 June 25 102*4 May
44
17
Apr.
104*4
109*4
101*4
June
June 29 102*4 June
j.02
9
Jan.
9
5
11
27
23
23
61*4 May 20
Paramount Pictures lnc—
494,000
8 f debenture 6s
69,000 Paris-Orleans RRBxt
92
....1955
...
151*4
s f 5hs...1968
35,000 {♦Park Lexington 6*4s ctfs
1953
149,000 Parmelee Trans conv deb 6s
1944
6,000
Paterson A Passaic GAB 5s
1,000 ♦Paullsta Ry 1st A ref 7s
ser
34
50
64
Pennsylvania Co—
Guar 3He tr ctfs series A.....1937 M S
1,000
"ITooo
1.000
307,000
74,000
3,000
Guar 3Hi coll tr ctfs ser B
1941 F
Guar g 3Hs tr ctfs series C...1942 J D
Guar g 3He tr ctfs series D...1944 J D
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s Ser E..1953 MN
...1963 F
28-year 4s
Penn Dixie Cement 1st 6s A
Penn Glass Sand 1st mtge
Sale
35*4
120
125
35
38
Sale
63*4
120*4
1949
A...1942
1941
4*4s..l960
A
M S
Sale
76*4
70
102*4
104*4
101*4
93*4
22
38
June
2
June 18
June 18
104*4 Sale
95
Sale
J
D
A
O
Sale
105
Sale
AO
Sale
111
108*4
106*4
111
Sale
106*4
103*4
95
105
Apr. 27 97*4 Feb.
112
May
8 151*4 Jan.Feb.
32*4 Apr. 30 42
Apr.
49*4 Jan.
3 72
119*4 Jan. 25 122*4 May
60
Feb. 26
73*4 May
83
1
2
3
1
21
28
May
7 102*4 Jan. 13
Mar. 18
104*4 Feb. 14 106
101
"
June
5 106
June
5
June
5
June
5 104
106*4 June 18 106*4 June 18
9
103*4 June 24 105*4 June
June 26
94
June
8 97
Sale
105*4 105*4 June 27 105*4 June 27
104
106
Sale
Sale
112 *4 June 23
36
June
4
101*4
105*4 106*4 106
10334
103*4
102*4
103
Sale
63*4 June
9 68
65*4 Sale
4
121*4 June
8 122 l June
121*4 123
7634
71*4
7234 73*4 June 24 73*4 June 24
106
102
38
64*4
101*4
104*4
90
Sale
104
Jan.
102*4 Jan.
101*4 Jan.
90*4 Mar.
105*4 June
6
104*4 May 23
27 106*4 Apr. 18
30 105 *4 June
9
Feb. 11
17 99
27 105*4 June 27
Penn Ohio A Detroit RR—
39,000
1st A ref gold 4 He series A
1977
4Hs series
274:666
1981
B
Penn Pow A Lt 1st M 4Hs...—-.1981
1,000
Penn RR consol
27,000
Consol gold 4s
13,000
632,000
66,000
351,000
158,000
708,000
325,000
171,000
gold 4s.
Gen mtge
3*4 s series B
General 4H« Series A
General 5s Series B_.
1970
A
Sale
109
Sale
116
HO
119
Sale
120
112 34
Sale
112
118!
118*4
1965
109!
Sale
...1968
Sale
Debenture gold 4*4a..........1970
Sale
General 4He series D.........1981
Gen mtge 4 J^s series E
1984
22,000 Peoples Gas A Coke 1st 6s......1943
122,000
109*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
O
...1960
...
Refunding gold 5s..
For footnotes, see page 30.
1947 M S
2
107*4
June 26 113*4
112
110*4
9 114*4
113*4 June
114*4
114*4
114*4 114*4 113*4 June
100*4 June 25 102*4
101*4 Sale
121*4 June 17 122*4
121*4
3 113*4
112*4 June
112*4 Sale
118*4 June 25 119*4
118*4 Sale
103*4 June 19 104*4
103*4 Sale
108*4 June 24 109*4
109*4 Sale
108*4 June 29 109*4
109*4 Sale
1948 M V
Consol 4He Issue of 1915
104*4 June 18 106
106*4 June
Sale
.....1943 M N
...1948 MN
Stamped dollar bonds
105*4 Sale
108*4
107*4 Sale
llOYX
106*4
Sale
114*4
113*4
102*4
122*4
112*4
119*4
103*4
119
Sale
June
1 120
June 19
June
12
June
9
103*4
108*4
106
June
1
110*4
111*4
111*4
100*4
118*4
June
9
109
June
11
June
9
June 23
June 29
June
2
June 19
June 23
June
10
111*4 June 24 112*4 June 12
115*4
99*4
105*4
105*4
115*4
106*4
17 107*4 Mar. 24
25 108*4 Feb. 25
1 107*4 Mar. 3
13 113*4 June
9
27 114*4 June 23
3 114*4 June 29
25 102*4 June
8 122*4 June
20 114
120*4
Mar.
Mar.
2
1
6
9
2
104*4 May
111*4 Mar. 4
111*4 Mar. 5
120
May 29
112*4 June 12
N. Y.
Sales
in
STOCK
BONDS
June
N.
Value
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
1940 A
Peoria At East 1st cons 4s—
56,000
131,000
♦
Income 4s
(flat)
1990 A
—
A—. 1974
3,000 Peoria Ac Pcktn Un 1st
264,000 Pare Marquette 1st 5s series A—. 1956
1956
1st 4s Series B—
131,000
1st ft 436* aeries C
.1980
722,000
13,000 Phila Bait Ac Wash 1st ft 4s..... 1943
General 5s Series B........... 1974
5,00Q
General 436® series D
Phila Company secured
Phila Elec Go Ut4%»
1973 J
1949 M
Convertible deb 6s.....—....
a f 4s..
Plllsbury Flour Mills 2#-yr 4s...
1940 A
"i",66o
Sale
Sale
Sale
11156
Sale
113
Sale
11036 111
111
104
Sale
Sale
10756
10736 Sale
Sale
Sale
30
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11136
111
112' '
111
II2"
109 36 111
__
2~ 000
10334
.1957 MN
Con 4s series H
'
.1949 F
.1953 J
Con 43 series G ftuar ft.......
Y"000
.1960 F
108
108
108
ftuar ft
,
.1963 F
Con 4^s series I ft
Con 4 f4s series J ftuar
Gen *uar 58 8®r*es A
1 000
35,000
.1964 M N
.1970
General ft 5s ser B
80 000
General 4 %s series C
Pitts Va Ac Char 1st ftuar 4s—
45"OQO ♦Pitts At West Va 1st 4Hs ser A
43'000
1st mtfte 4 Mis series B
127 ,v
000
1st mtfte 434* series C
'
_
Pitts Y Ac Ash 1st ften 4s
ser
1
.1975 A
33 000
.1977 J
.1943 M N
.1958 J
.1959
Sale
6934
A
7534
Sale^
74
D
lst ften 5s series B
1st ften 5s series G........... .1974
1st 43^8 series D
.1977
J D
J
86 000 Fort Arthur Ganal Ac Dock 6s... .1953 F
.1953 F
45 0001
lat mtfte 6s series B
,
11534 11634
11554
11534 Sale
116
11634
107
Sale
105
73
A
.1960
A. .1948 I
.1962 F
479,000 Portland General Electric 434«._1960
1st 5s 1935 extended to 1950
14,000
83,000 Porto Rican Am Tobac con* 6s.. 1942
552,0001 t^Postal Teleft Ac Sable coll 5s.. .1953
93,000 *t*Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s .1933
1 'oftO t^Provldence Securities deb 4s ftu 1957
1 'nnn ^Providence Terminal 1st 4s
1956
Q70nn Pub Serv El At G 1st At ref 4s
1971
188 nnn Pure Oil Go s f 436® with warr—.1950
Kq'nnnl 4^6® Without warrants
—1950
lld'nnn Pur,ty Bakeries Corp a 1 ft 5s
1948
M S
,
*1
1
■»
iv
*
'
'
M 8
A O
«J
J
'
J
62,000
Gen Ac ref 434s series B
1997
345,000 Remington Rand deb 4368
IIII
105
80
1073!
10734
Sale
Sale
1434
Sale
79
♦Rhine-West Elec
1952 M N
1953 F
"6,066
21,000
99,000
10", 66o|
188,000
61" 606
91,000
1955 A
1944 M N
M N
1952 J
♦Rima Steel s f 7s....
1955 F
♦Rio Grande June 1st ftuar ft 5s. 1939 J
t*Rlo Grande Western 1st ft 4a.. 1939
♦
1st
Ar coll trust 4a series A. 1644 A
coo
A
O
D
J
O
Rochester Gas Ac El 434s ser D— .1977 M S
Gen mtfte 5s series E
.1962 M S
...
*J*Rockls
Ark Ac Louis
lst434t
♦Ruhr Chemical 6s
-
.1934 M
.1948 A
Rutland-Canadian 1st ftuar ft 4s .1949 J
Rutland R R 1st cons ft 434>... .1941 J
.......
J
St Jos Ac Grand Island 1st
ft 4s..1947 J
17,000
St Joseph Ry L H Ac P 1st 5s
1937 MN
60,000 St
Lawr Ac Adirondack 1st ft 5s..1996 J
"Y.ooo
,
2d ftold 6s
..—....1996 A
Sale
June 20
85
June 20
Jan.
9
Jan.
10836 Jan.
9836 Jan.
89
Jan.
Sale Prices
2
92
2
17
Feb. 13
Feb. 11
4 11156 Mar. 19
3 105
June 19
2
9736 June 17
89
111
Jan.
2 100
Mar. 20 ll3
120
113
110
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
June 18
Mar.
3
10 124
Feb.
5
8 11736 June 24
10 11536 Mar. 26
10356 Jan.
105
2 106
Mar. 13 109
10356 May
3756 June
20
May
2556 Mar.
10636 Mar.
70
Jan.
11136 Jan.
Mar. 11
Jan.
I. 036
110
June
105
June 29
June
5
10536 June 29
June
nl56~June
_
v.
11136
"
85
June 20
June 24 12136
Sale
12036 June 30 12036
Sale
119
June 30 12136
12036 11956 June 26 120 36
Sale
1Q836 June 12 109
12036
Jan.
Jan.
3
June II
June 30
June 10
June 19
June
2
109
Mar. 12 111
5 112
118
Mar. 12
Feb.
10836 Jan.
11556 Jan.
Feb.
11536 Jan.
116
Jan.
107
Jan.
8936 June 26
8836 June 18
73
75
89
June 22
74
Jan.
Jan.
May
8
13 10836 Jan. 13
10 12156 June 11
11 12036 June 30
2 12136 June
10
4
2
10
12136 May 19
2 110
Jan.
8656 June
89
10
9
11356 Feb. 15
6
110
Apr.
11056 May 22
June 29 10636 Apr. 18
10556
8756 June 13
87
June 10
Sale
88
111
7 11236 Jan.
3 114
Apr.
111
5
14
11 10836 Feb.
5
9 55
Apr.
9
23 3236 Jan. 13
30 34
Jan. 31
14 109
Feb. 25
111
June 18
11136 June 30 112
11236 June 24 11236 June 12
8836 Sale
11336
11936 123
11936
Mar.
5
9236 Feb. 15
9136 Feb. 21
9136 Feb. 18
100
Sale
109
Sale
33%
32%
32 56
32%
32%
32%
45
1236
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
--
62
11336 Sale
9736 Sale
10836 Sale
10336 104
'34%
27
2136
4336
I!*
40
Sale
2336
96
Sale
3736 Sale
11236 Sale
11736 118
15
3236
33% Sale
34% Sale
10736 Sale
10336 Sale
76
89
O
74
80
N
6836 Sale
6536
3536
3936
"3836
67
2356
2336
2336
Sale
79
4236
11536
10836
2136
2336
1
June 25
June
5
June 22
"June 15| 69
June 29
June 19! 100 36 June
June 10 108 ~ June
June 15 10756 June
June
June
5 109
June 30
114
June 30
98
4
2
3
1
I
June
June
2
June 30 10856 June
28
"2936
3336
10856
10356 Sale
80
; 90
1
4
4
6656 May
8056 Feb. 17
10456 Apr. 30 108
Mar. 11
2
6456 Jan.
Jan. 16
82
28
Apr. 30 4156 Jan. 23
80
Jan.
1056 June
9
94
3
2136
9236
102% June 27 10936
2 13136
11036 Jan.
10236 Feb. 29 10536
9136 Mar. 26 103
79
Jan.
2
Apr. 24
18
Feb.
Apr.
9
Feb.
4
Mar. 20
June
Jan.
May
May
May
2336 May
28
27
23
21
22
3336 Mar. 3
3336 Mar. 26
37
17
49
24
June 18
37
June 17
40
June 23
3556 June 18 39
10336 June 30 104
June 19
91
June 11
80
June
41
June
31
91
1736 June
5
28
June
2
34
3l36
June
2
June 15
92
June 15
109
3336 June 24
3736 June 24
June 19
10936 June 15 110
10356 June
2 10356 June 10
78
June
90
7636
37 36
11256
June 29 .10736
2136 June 12
5
78
June
7736 June 22
80
June
5
7736 June 27
4236 June 17
8556 June 25
June
3t 36
Jan.
7
Jan.
24
Feb.
15
21
Feb.
Jan.
3556 June 18 4756 Jan.
10336 June 30 10756 Jan.
35
May 28 5256 Jan.
8136 June 19
4436 June 25
90
83
Feb. 25
Jan.
4
Feb. 21
23
33
75
12
19
24
2936
85
Feb.
24
26
29
22
June
2436
2436
24 56
2436
IIIII 10836 June 16
11036
10356 Sale
29 126
11 10036
4 10936
5 105
25 34
29' 2856
June
June
June
June
2336 June
5
2336 June 10
I
10756 Apr.
9636 May
106
May
10256 Feb.
2736 May
2156 May
15
June 16
24
Sale
9
21
17
23
27
8136
4336
3
63
30
25
---
Jan.
3 158
Jan.
Apr. 29 8256 Jan.
9636 Jan.
9 10036 Feb.
106 % Jan.
3 10836 Jan.
10556 Mar. 27 108
May
107
Mar. 23 110
Mar.
5
13
June 18
June
4
30
85
"
I6256~June~22
10 10036 June
4
June 20
June 15
June 23 104
2336
30
78
June
51
9136
Sale"
18
9936
10636
10636
10736
2436 Sale
38
3736
3736 Sale
10336 Sale
8336
IV*
42
63
Sale
•
95
11236
10836
16
3
June
2
June
June
Jan.
7956 Jan.
158
"70"
10736 Sale
10736 108
10836 Sale
11236
108
10836 Sale
9656 Sale
9656
10656 Sale
10656
103
103 36 Sale
28
3036
2836
2256
2336 2156
51
90_"
13
10036
100
28
3836 Sale
10336
Sale
June 11
9136
1056
June
92 36
June
10336
June
11636
11336 Sale
11236 June
10536
10436 10456 10436 June
9536
9336 June
9436 Sale
23
38
Sale
8736
1056
9336
9236
8056
102% 10236 102%
10
2836
23
23
Sale
lit
4
June 27
7336 June 12
10556 June 10 10636 June 20
72
June
7736 June 17
3156 June 17
2936 June
9036 Sale
6636
Sale
10736 Sale
10736
10836 Sale
....
4336 Sale
10636 Sale
54
52%
87
81
90
100 36 June
70
7036 Sale
10636
Apr".'l8 II936 Apr'."l8
10256 June"22 '7756
9936 June
10136 Sale
June
10156 10236 100
7436
10036
113""
13
O
85
Sale
11136 Sale
11236
Sale
Sale
Sale
10634 107
1950 M N
..
.............
Sale
158
-
155,000
Power 7s_.
3,000
♦Direct mortftafte ftold 6s.....
11,000
♦Cons mtfte 6s..
9,000
♦Cons mtfte 6s with warrants.
9,000
♦I«Rlchfleld Oil of Calif 6s..
89,000
♦Certificates of deposit
236,000
Richmond Term Ry 1st ftuar 5s.
9,000
7136
10536
Sale
Sale
10634 Sale
38,000
Sale
1036
8036
10236
11336
10436"
9336
10734 Sale
11034
.110,000!
-
Sale
10036
Sale
w
Purch money 1st 536» conv
1954 M N
Revere Copper At Brass 1st 4368—1956 J
♦Rheinelbe Union s f ft 7s
....1946 J
4,000
♦Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s
1953 J
18
76
—
7634
9634
J
Sale
88
113
llOO
W..1956 M
Rensselaer Ac Saratoga 1st ftu 68.1941 M N
Republic Steel Corp 434s ser A..1950 A O
.694,000
Gen mtfte 436 s series B
1961 F A
419,000
19
_
85
8836
8736
11936
loo)!
♦♦Debenture ftold 6s
1941 J
27,000
I Read Go Jersey Gen coll
ft 4s....1951 A
135,000 1
Gen Ac ref 43*« series A
1997 \
155,000
June
11236 11136 June 29 11236 June 16
12336 12236 June 26 12236 June 11
11736 June 24
117
11536 June
June 22 115 36 June
4
11536 114
105 >6 June
Sale
1
10536 June
Sale
10736 June 26
10536 June
Sale
5
10336 June 12 10536 June
42 36 June
Sale
1
42
3736 June
20
June
2136 June
1
2036 Sale
Sale
3036 June
3236 June 25
3136
108
June 23
108
107
10636 June
11236
110
11036 11036
10536
10536
11036
11036
11136
11236
11036
11036
11936 12136 12036
11936
12036
119
12036 121
12036 12036 11936
109
10936 109
109
10936
89
8736 '"89
113
J
Radlo Kelth 0fph pt pj ctfs
for deb 6s At com stk
(65% pd).
June
9736 June 17
100
10734
84
M N
105
10336 June
9436 June
9736 June
Sale Prices
8836 June 19
13 36 June 17
11036 June 30
109
6456
3634
J
J
Sale
10734
11834
...
)
June
112'3
Con 3 Mis series E ftuar ft
Con 4s series F ftuar ft
1,000
1036 June
110
Sale
85
70
Sale Prices
June 16
11136
12336 122
11636
11536 11336
Sale
10536
107 % 106
Sale
10536
120 56 123
11136 11234
Con 436« series B ftuar ft
1942 A, O
Con 4^s series G ftuar ft—-- 1942 MN
Con 4s series D ftuar ft..
.1945 MN
Sale
89 36
Sale
7s....... 1952 M N
13
1036
27
S
87
8636
11036 Sale
Sale" 10436 Sale
Sale
97
9536
1943 *
P C C Ac St L ft 4%b series A
11,000
4,000
Sale
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
Ask
Sale
Sale
51
.
1937 J
Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr
|.Bid
76
9
108
99
89
o
1971 J
PfrVa Ac Read G Ac I ref 5s
con?
J
.1967 M N
——
(Italy)
F
J
1967 J
ftold 5a
1st At ret ft 4s
Pirelli Go
o
M 8
M.N
F
1977 J
1981 J D
Gen ft 4Hs series G
29,000
35,000
403,000
65,000
122,000
404,000
498,000
166,000
15,000
4,000
1
EXCHANGE—BONDS
13
Jan.
6
May 19
Jan.
Jan.
2
23
9
9
3
9
9436 Jan. 3l
Feb.
90
54
Feb.
11256 Jan.
1
7
23
Jan.
6
Mar. 27 109
Jan.
6
2136 June 12
4
3236 Feb.
27
Apr. 14
2756 Apr. 24
Feb.
35
43
Feb.
4236 Jan.
7
1
23
10736 Jan.
2i 110
June 19
103
May
51 10536 Mar. 7
85
Apr. 28 92
Mar.
7
78
June
5 87
Jan. 24
St Louis Iron Mtn Ac South—
♦♦River At Gulf Dlv 1st ft 4s...1933 M
226,000
♦Certificates of deposit...
5,000
t*St L PeoAc N W 1st 5s
1948 I j"
35,000 St L
Rky M At Pac 5s stmpd—
1955 J
34,000
7936 Sale
7836
7856 Sale
35
Sale
85
39
85
75
Sale
84
J
16
Sale
1436
Sale
j"j
16
75
2136 Sale
1836 Sale
2236 Sale
81
Sale
85 s
77
June
13
35
June
1
9
84
June
June
Sale
2036
1736
2056
1756
1736
June
6
Sale
16
June
8
Sale
8836
6136
5136
3536
June
2
10136
10156
June
6736 Jan.
3
13
13
Feb. 20
81
78
Feb.
71
Jan.
35
75
June
1
5136 Feb. 13
Jan.
2
86
Feb.
2
26
Mar.
5
2
2356
2736
24 36
22 36
Mar.
4
Mar.
4
5
5
5
12
6
19
I48t Louis-San Francisco Ry—
324,000
144,000
168,000
♦Priori len 4s
♦Certificate
♦P
«»»
ten
1950 J
sar «s A
of deposit......
5s series B
.....1950
♦Certificates of deposit....
135,000
♦Con M «Hs series A..
1978 M 8
492,000
♦Certificates of deposit stamped.
286,000
{♦Ht. Louis Southwest 1st ft 4s__I989 MN
238,000
♦id
—
ftold 4s Income bond.Nov. 1989 J
12,000
♦ 1st terminal
At unlf 5s.
.1952
211,000
♦Gen Ac ref 5s series A
1990
295,000 Jt Paul
City Ry Gable 5s
1937
24,000
Guaranteed 5s
1937
6,000 'If Paul Ac
Duluth 1st consoi 4s.. 1968
i
11",066
78,000
I
J
J
1
J
I«!it Paul E Grand Trunk 4 Ms
1947 J
t»St Paul Ac K C Short L ftuar 436*1941 F
'it Paul Minn Ac Manitoba—
5s extended to July 1
1943
J
D
A
IJ
Guar sinking fund 6M* B
Stamped
N E 1st ftuar ft 4s
15
Sale
1836..
Sale
10
1436
1336
Sale
1836
1636
Sale
19
Sale
a*
50
Sale
8836
8936
Sale
Sale
62
65
3936
2836 Sale
10036 101
10036
10336
1736
Sale
11&
8*
Sale
5536
3636
Sale
102
Sale
10136
105
1936
2436
2156
Sale
Sale
3556 Sale
10156 102
10156
'22
20
Sale
18
Sale
1736
Sale
104
20
Sale
Sale
10336 10336 Sale
10336 10636 10736 106
12336 Sale
1936 12156 11956
Sale
9956 Sale
9856
11136 Sale 11056 Sale
11056
113
11436 Sale 11436
23 36
~62~
5236 34
58
O
Sale
50
1989 MN
6036
11236 11436
Sale
"45""
120
21
June 25
15
2036
1856
9036
64 36
5736
3936
June
17
June
18
June
June 30
June 29
June
June
4
10 102
June 20
June
12
June
10
June
10
June
60
28
55
2756
121
June
5 10156 June
17
27
June 29
1856 June 12
15 10736 June 11
June 23 12336 June
6
June
9936 June 26
June
June 26 11136 June
June 30 11436 June 30
June
9
36
June
12
3
Jan.
2
1456 Jan.
1336 Jan.
76 36 J an
2
2
Mar.
•
2
Mar.
50
Jan.
2
7036 Mar.
3936
2836
10056
10136
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
2
59
2
4136 Feb.
Feb.
,
8 102 36 Jan.
27 10236 Jan.
21 105
Apr.
20
11
31
31
19
31
Feb.
21
13
1656 June 27
27
Feb.
4
17% May
10336 June 26 10736 Jan.
4 10456 Feb.
10236 June
8 10736 June
10436 Jan.
2
llV/s Jan. 2 12456 May
89
Jan.
9936 June
Jan. 23 11136 June
108
10856 Jan. 21 11436 June
9
June
34
6256 Mar.
7
7
li
25
26
1
30
25
21
35
48
'
"45""
June 25
June
10336 June 26 105
4 10336 June 29
10236 June
"
Sale
56
June
24
1656 June 27
10436
Sale
Sale
109
"75
s*
20
June
105
30
Sale
10336
11736
8936
10836
57
June
1556 Jan.
1436 Jan.
1736 Jan.
June 26
105
19
105
10636
..............
For footnotes, see
page 30.
1946 A
21
104
...
8,000
15,000 Sclo Vail At
38,000
8*
"2936
177,000
Montana Ext 1st ftold 4s...
1937 J
40,000
1
Pacific Ext sterling ftuar 4s
1940 J
11,000 fit Paul Union
Depot 1st 5s ftuar. 1972 U
22,000 Inn Ant Ac Aran
Pass 1st ftuar 4s.1943 J
281,000 .inn Antonio Public Serv 1st 6s
A. 1952 J
49,000 Isnts Fe Presc Ac Phenlx
1st 5s._ 1942 M
1,000 ichulco Co ftuar
6M8...1946
6,000
Stamped
19,000,
1736
Sale
26
June 25
4356
June
4
26
June 25
66
Sale
28
June 24
54
June
4
28
June 24
66
Feb.
6
28'
June 26
2
5036 June
11936 June U 12036 June 11
28
June 26
66
Feb.
26
10 12036 June
11
50
11936 Sale
11436 Jan.
Feb.
N. T. STOCK
July, 1936]
Sales
in
n. y.
PRICES
Price
BONDS
June
Value
stock exchange
So,
June 30
June 1
1936
Ask Bid
tSeaboard-AII Fls 1st 6s A
153*
173*
J
D
83
Sale
84
J
86
90
843*
87
593*
695*
423* Sale
1123* 1123*
763*
773*
164k I™
1023* 1033*
1143*
1936
5s
1963
77
J
4
June 23
June
4
June 17
June 24
June 20
69* June 19
55* June 18
93* June 19
8
June
18
159* June 10
43* June
1
100
Sale"
Sale
119
123""
1083* 1075* 108
1053* 1053* Sale
Sale
933* Sale
Sale
973* Sale
Sale
Sale
90
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
112
Sale
893*
909*
1123*
1063* 1053*
Sale
June 20
IS*
June
11
86
509* June
1
§1^
86
1103*6 June 26
60
97
Sale
1059* June 30 109
963* June 30
56
June 30
543*
1109*
793*
989*
1053*
1009*
June 19
June
1
June 30
June
11
June 30
June
June
3
1
13
123*
113*
123*
33*
55*
45*
73*
63*
133*
33* May
39*
1053*
943*
813*
599*
429*
1103m
67
8
965*
1033*
1009*
1145*
3
1073* June 15 107% June
1053* June 2 1053* June 26
June
9
94
5
923* June
97
June 20 983* June
893* June 13 923* June
1065*
1023*
803*
873*
763*
969*
1049*
1009*
1249*
W*
89
1113*
June 20
June
17
June 13
June
June
8 125
June
1
June
10
June 13
June
12
June 13
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
June
June
21
89*
103*
93*
133*
113*
243*
Feb. 11
Feb.
6
Feb.
7
Feb.
7
Feb.
7
Feb. 13
Feb.
79* Feb.
7
8
June 19
90
Jan.
29
983* Feb. 24
1063* Mar. 2
1023* Jan. 14
June
8
125
Mar.
Apr.
June
Jan.
1083* May
1063* Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
June
7
3
9
Jan.
94
Jan.
983* Apr. 14
Jan.
93
Feb.
24
923* June
919* June
Jan.
Jan.
3
118
2
June 13
1065* Jan.
1053* May
1053*
18
8
11
Feb. 13
21
973* May 27
883* Feb. 20
95
May
9
543* June 30
1123* Jan. 10
Jan.
106
19k Feb.
109
Apr.
76
919* June
6 118
209* Feb.
63* Feb.
4
Apr.
May
77
923* June
June 13
June
May 22
June 18
Apr. 29
May 15
Apr. 21
May 22
Apr. 27
May
6
Apr. 23
June 30
22
97
j
110II
90
Sale
1049* Sale
1069* Sale
1063* 108
1937 J
Sale
1043* Sale
1003* 101
763* Sale
South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4s
1955 J
4s stamped
.....1955
Sale
1653* Sale" 1055* Sale
93
Southern Ry 1st cons 5s........1994
Derel At gen 4s series A
...1956
Sale
Sale
1033*
Sale
Sale
53
Sale
Sale
67
1956
68 J
Sale
Sale
Derel At gen 6H> series A.....1956
71}
Sale
Sale
823* Sale
87 3* Sale
Memphis Dlr 1st g 5s
82
86
Sale
98
Derel At gen 6s series A
1996
St Louis Dlr 1st g 4s
-.1951
1938 M S
Bast Tenn reorg lien 5s
Mobile Ar Ohio coll tr 4s.
....1938 M S
Southw Bell Tel 3 3*8 series B
1964 j d
87
753*
775*
973*
98
573* Sale
*
Sale"
86
Sale
"73""
71
a
1943 J
d
102
•{♦Stevens Hotel 1st 6s oerles A. 1945
♦Studebaker Corp conr deb 6s..1945 J
J
......1944 M
Tenn Elec Power 1st 6s series A.. 1947 J
O
J
Gen ref
s
84
213*
Sale
1003*
1059* Sale
74
75
1193* 1203*
8
04
d
97
g 5s
16
1944
.....
f gold 4s
...1953
a o
Tol St L A West 1st g 4s..
1950
Tol W Va A Ohio 1st guar 4s C..1942 M S
J d
Tor Ham A Buff 1st 4s.
1946
Trenton Gas A Elec 1st 5s..
.1949 M 8
j
Trl-Contln'l Corp conr deb 5s ser A'53 1
...
.
Truax-Traer Coal
conr
♦Guar sec s f 7s
6,000 •{♦United Ry* St L l*t g 4*
250,000 U S Pipe A Fdy cony deb 33*s
V
m
J
1946
.1947
M
J
J
Sale
1053* Sale
98
Sale
1225* 125
Sale
209*
Sale
June
61
78
683*
849*
883*
983*
June
823* June
June
85
June
87
67
3
Jan.
June
3
Jan.
June
18
llH
Jan.
78
Jan.
108
1073* June
183* June
10494 June
June
203* June
106
June
10
1
16
A
....1942
A
For footnotes, see page 30.
D
1955 M N
1949
35
103
Apr. 28 105
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
35M
Sale
20
3
June 10 213* June
June 24
943* June 3 102
,
103
8
1039*
979*
1109*
1183*
1083*
1033*
102*32
1043*
1223*
1033*
8
June 10
993* June 30
June
5 1113* June 27
June 27 105
June
1185* June 10
4 1093* June 12
June
1 105
100
1013* Sale
1219*
123""
12 1253* June 19
June 19
June 26 105
119
Sale
1133* Sale
Sale
93
90
Sale
18
183*
1209* 121
1163* Sale
113
1133*
1093* Sale
108
Sale
1063*
1163*
1033*
1069*
Sale
1173*
Sale
107'
1029* Sale
1103* 1123*
Sale
1003* Sale
1123* Sale
99
1115*
25
28
103 9*
108
33
104
104
June 26 1059* June
June 25 1059* June
1083*
683*
343*
1025*
June 20 109
June 26
15
705* June 12
June
2
363*
June
2 103
5
95
&ale
Sale
1053* Sale
18
21
1213* Sale
2 1073* June 16
108
IE8
Sale
Sale
1029*
Sale
Sale
108
Sale
34
1013* Sale
1125*
303*
"32" "
Sale
26
30
26
393*
30
Sale
99 3*
Sale
1013*
Sale
72
Sale
68
Sale
"II"" Sale'
1073* Sale
65
70
893*
June
6
111*
June 20
lift
June 22
90
June
18
963* June
3
June 17
June
2
1045* June 30 107
1053* June 30 1069* June 13
18
120
June 18
June
1153* June
18
June 18
3 1219* June 22
5 1183* June 23
June
8
1133* June 19 115
109
1089* June 12 1099* June 17
1
1029* 1023* June 17 102 X June
26
3
4
Sale
1093*
106 9* Sale
283* 273* 30
33*
June
114
Sale
1073*
1073*
25*
June 24
Sale
106
863*
1089*
108 3*
25*
9
117
109
Sale
79
June
993* June 20 1003* June 22
June 26
1223* 118
100
99
973* June
1
859* June 30
859* Sale
90
80
June
2
845*
Sale"
87
1
13
June
1043* June
4 1053* June 17
June 16
1213* June 16
Sale
1033*
94
Jan.
Jan.
2
4
21
21
3 1005* May 13
11 1233* June
3 102
22
25
17
Jan.
9
1113* May
1185* June 10
9
1113* Mar.
June 15
105
June
105
Feb.
28
Jan.
1043*
1263*
1053*
1059*
1059*
1093*
719*
June
13
1103* Jan.
116
Jan.
1053*
873*
102*32
993*
Jan.
Jan.
98
Jan.
97
Jan.
97
1053*
579*
223*
1009*
Mar.
Jan.
May 18
May 18
May 18
May 23
Jan.
Feb.
3
23
24
1039* Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
11
43
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
773* Apr. 30
869* Feb. 18
993* Jan.
2 1073* June 16
963* Jan.
2 1013* May 29
1109
97.
923*
1065* 107 k
106
15
743* Jan.
June
117
753*
June
1
June 30 1023* June
June 15 1043* June 13
78
June
783* 78 X Sale
1053* 1059* 1069* 1069* 1059* June
95
June
June 29
78
1053*
1203*
90
Apr.
Jan.
Sale
935* 97
1053* Sale
1053* 106
173*
20
1193* Sale
34
Feb.
120
1029* 1033*
8*
108
106
June
96
June 25 983* June
3
1233* June 16 1233* June 22
1043*
1213*
84
1043* Jan.
149* Jan.
1043* May
21
12
24
June 10
Feb.
4
June 16
Feb.
1053* June 30 1063* June 15
109
1199* 1209*
1173* 118
Jan.
Mar. 26
Sale
Sale
Sale
Jan.
969* Sale
1243*
1059*
108
J
Valron Coal A Coke 1st g 5s
963* Sale
603* Sale
1955 F
off..
ser
793* Sale
993* Sale
983* Sale
649* Sale
...1957 MN
♦Vertlentes Sugar 7s ctfs
Sale
Sale
Sale
85
983*
893*
1025*
763*
193* Jan.
3
289*
813* Jan.
7 117
1009* Jan. 21 1009*
105
Apr.
1 1079*
18
1494
943* Sale
1039* Sale
993* Sale
983* Sale
1105* 1115* 1103* 1113*
1183* 121 . 1183* Sale
Sale
109
1083* Sale
1033* Sale
1049* 1043*
1023* Sale
1025* Sale
1039*
1045* 106
Sale 124
125
1243*
1035* Sale
1049* Sale
1049* Sale
1059* Sale
105
1059* 1035* 1045*
1085* 1089* 1083* 109
689* Sale
693* Sale
104
88
6
13
Feb. 21
883* June 18
Jan.
June 12
Apr.
683* June 18
683* Jan.
18
June 23
June
1065* Mar.
104
Jan.
June 23
1025* June 12
1
743* June
June
8*
2
.
343*
33
343*
333*
335*
293* Sale
965* Sale
•♦Vera Crux A Pacific 1st 436s... 1934
176,000 Virginia El A Pow 4s
Sale
053*
579*
223*
015*
33
0
4s A.......
coupon
Sale
Sale
97
S
5s...1941 A
Consol 4s Series B
♦♦July 1914
97
98
A
42,000 ♦United Steel Wks g 636s ser A.. 1951
10,000
♦63*8 series C
1951
16,000
♦Sinking fund deb 636> ser A..1947
88,000 {♦Universal Pipe A Rad deb 6s..1936
330,000 Utah Light A Trac 1st A ref 5s_.1944
370,000 Utah Power A Light 1st 5s
1944
198,000 Utilities Pow A Ltg deb g 536s.... *47
Debenture 5s.
284,000
.....1959
Vandalia consol
173* 1183*
82
1034
t> 8 Rubber 1st A ref 6s series A.
993*
88
1952
conr
989*
195.*>
13,000 Ujlgawa Elec Power secured 7S..1945 M S
A O
74,000 Union R1 Lt A Pow (Mo) g 5s
1957
j
11,000 Union Elec LAP (111) 1st 536s...1954 J
5,000 •{♦Union Eler Ry Chic 1st 5s
1945 A O
28,000 Union OH Cal 36-yr 6s ser A May 1942 F A
M N
316,000
12-year 4s conr deb
1947
J
320,000 Union Pac RR 1st ft land gr g 4s. 1947 J
173,000
First A refunding 4s
June 2008 M 8
j
J
Gold 436s
69,000
1967
1st lien A reJ 5s
45.000
June 2008 M 8
i
d
201,000
40-year gold 4g_„
(968
106,000 United Biscuit (Amer) deb 5s... 1950 A O
M
8
427,000 United Drug Co (Del) 5s
1953
1,000 V N J RR A Canal Co gen 4s....1944 M 8
54,000 Vanadium Corp (Am)
053* Sale
873* Sale
033* Sale
1943 MN
6 His
10,000 ♦Tyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7 His
Sale
Sale
093* 1103*
Term RR Assn of St L 1st g 43*8.-1939
cons
Sale
104
June
A Chem—
Con* deb 6s eerie* B
First
"15"
195* Sale
.1**6 M P
1950 M S
Swift & Co 1st M
133*
1029* June
1025* June
1025*
Sale
June 10 106
105
96
1079*
189*
1059*
J
....
145",066
989*
Sale
83 3*
503* Sale
1109*
793* Sale
1073* Sale
103
Sale
803* Sale
879* Sale
769* Sale
1937 MN
467,000
1944
11,000 Texas A N O cons g 5s ..........1943
59,000 Texas A Pacific 1st g 5s
2000
Gen ref 5s ser B
239,000
1977
Gen A ref 5s series C
182,000
1979
D
Gen A ref 5s ser D
1980 J
198,000
10,000 Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5He A.. 1964 M S
J
J
Third Are 1st ref 4s
167,000
1960
356,000
♦Adjustment Income 5s
.Jan 1"60 A O
J
42,000 Third Are RR 1st gold 5s
1937 J
Tokyo Eloctrlc Light (Ltd)
1st M6(» Series
250,000
June 15 1953 J r>
351,000 Toledo A Ohio Cent ref A Imp 3 H • *60 J d
17,000
106
f g 7s.. 1935 J
sec s
Texas Corp coot deb 5s
492,000
135*
133*
133*
133*
43*
963* Sale
251,000 Texarkana & F S Ry 53*8 A guar.1950
6,000
39*
Sale
guar 59-year 5s
Tenn Copper
16,000
1,000
40,000
3,000
4,000
40,000
43*
Sale
121,000 Tenn Cent Ry 1st M 6s ser A or B.1947 A
3,000 Tenn Coal Iron At RR gen 5s
1951 J
58,000
347,000
18,000
9,000
148,000
Sale
35*
97
South Ac Nor Ala cons guar
cons
45*
107
Sunburr At Lewlston 1st g 4s
132",066
39* June 26
Sale
S
Stated 1st Ry 1st gu g
"5",066
2
73* Sale
133* Sale
S
195,000
10,000 {♦Npok-nft Inrernat 1st g 5s.... 1955 J
65,000 Staley (A E) Mfg 1st mtge 4s
1946 f
366,000
June
33* Sale
Sale
South Pac Coast guar 4s
142,000
6
June
5
June 18
June
5
June 18
June 24
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
133*
123*
133*
123*
33*
59* June 11
73* June 15
63* June
5
133* June 30
8
Sale
So Pac of Calif 1st cons 5s...
1,000
143*
39*
63* Sale
43*
M
J
65,000 South Bell T At T 1st s f 5s
1941 J
38,000 Southern Colorado Power 1st g 6s '47 J J
393,000 Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug. *49 j d
1st 4 Ha (Oregon Lines) ser A..1977 M P
732,000
Gold 4Hs
817,000
1S6« M P
Gold 43*8
905,000
May 1 1969 M N
Gold 4Hs
950,000
1981 M N
Han Francisco Term 1st 4s....1950 A O
457,000
1,720,000
481,000
436,000
61,000
423,000
13
Sale
M
33,000
•Debenture sf6Hs
...1951 M S
8,000 Sierra &: San Fran Power 1st Ss..l949 F A
189,000 Sllesian Am Corp coll tr g 7s
1941
151,000 Skelly Oil debenture 4s
1951
282,000 Socony-Vacuum Oil deb 33*8----1950
330",006
13
153*
153*
Sale
39*<
46,000 Sharon Steel Corp conr deb 43*8.1951
1,020,000 Shell Union OH deb 33* s
1951
20,000 Shlnyetsu £1 Pow 1st
19SJ
1,000 •♦Siemens & Halske
1
Highest
Lowest
Highest
1935
♦Certificates of deposit
829,000
Ask
16
"153*
43* Sale
♦Certificates of deposit.......
Gen
.
13
13
16
Lowest
1935
Series B
2,000
11,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
IN JUNE
Jan. 2
4,000 ♦{♦Seaboard Air Line let if 4i ..1956 A O
♦Certificates of deposit...
4,000
17,000
•♦Stamped 4s
1950 A" O
A O
♦Certificates of deposit.
21,000
22,000
♦Adjustment 8s
....Oct 1949 F A
55,000
•♦Refunding g 4s—
1959 A O
♦Certificates of deposit.......
20,000
♦I*t ft cons 6s series A
1945 m s
278,000
♦Certificates of deposit
144,000
•♦fttlan-BIrm Dlr 1st g 4s.May 1933 m"p
46,000
83,000
29
EXCHANGE—BONDS
l\V*
28
30
Sale
1103*
1023*
1073*
1003*
1123*
31
104
723*
685*
87
June 22
5
June
June
2 108
June
1
June
1 102
June
17
1
1 1123* June
June
June 22
33
2
June
Jan.
108.
1053*
June
6 107
June
26
1033*
June
5
28
June
10
3
5
June 25
June
17
27
273*
303*
403*
2 1015*
June
4
June 27
Sale
72
June
Sale
68
June
1
693* June 26
86 3* June
4
889* June 11
23* June 22
3
June 24
27
88
Vf
60
859*
106X
1073*
23*
June 17
Mar. 28
Feb.
19
Mar. 4
June 22
June 18
983* Jan. 17
1073* May 11
7 1069* May 21
Jan.
9
6
21
Feb. 20
24 122
Feb.
June
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
21
8
5
8
14
Feb.
9
Jan. 23
Mar. 11
14 112 3* June
1
6
355* Jan. 17
Jan.
4
June 16
Apr. 13
333* Jan. 22
33
Feb.
6
333* Jan.
6
423* Feb. 14
1015* June 27
1043* June 30
739* June 25
Jan.
13
693* June 26
May
Apr.
Jan.
June
13 959*
25 108
18 1073*
63*
22
June
5 110
Jan.
2 1073*
May 26
June
June 29
June
2 1043* June 30
1
739* June 25
873*
Jan.
25
16
27
Jan.
111
June
273* June
29
June 30
Mar.
Apr.
Apr. 30 123
3 115
1119* Feb.
2 111
1073* Jan.
1023* June 17 108
9 118
109
Apr.
1019* Apr. 30 1043*
3 1099*
1069* Jan.
Jan. 23 1033*
98
5 110
27
Feb.
119.
Ill
June
379*
993* June
Sale" 1013* June
1083*
108 3*
25*
3
2 112
June 23 104
899*
1049*
1045*
173*
108
373* Sale
102
June
2 1053*
1013* Jan.
120H Feb. 20 122
9 130
115
May
6
993*
903* Jan.
8
943*
843* Jan.
79
May 19 90
3
June
5
Jan.
2
Mar. 13
Mar.
2
Feb. 11
Jan.
28
Jan.
Feb.
18
10
-----
14
June 19 159*
June
143* Sale
159* Sale
1075* June 27 1093* June 13
108 3* Sale
1085* Sale
643*
643*
11
Jan.
203* Apr.
1
1063* Mar. 12 109 X June 13
Jan. 17
613* Apr. 23 70
30
Sal"$
N. T. STOCK
in
N.
$
12,000 Va Ac Southwest 1st guar 8b
252,000 tWabesh RR 1st gold 5i
79,000
♦Second gold 5s
J
J
A
O
M
~T,o66
5,000
23,000
Det Moines DIt lat g 4s
Omaha DIt 1st g 3 Ha
2O.0OO
Tol Ac Chic DIt 1st g 4b
term
Ask
S
103% June
101% June
96%
27%
24%
27%
A
27
24%
......
Sale
1945
7,000
1st 40-year guar 4s
1945
63,000 Wash Wat Pow 1st ref 5s
1939
1,000 Westchester Light gold 5s.. ....1950
32,000 West Penn Power 5s series E.
1963
1st mtge g 4s series H
3,000
1961
553,000
234,000
16,000
West Maryland 1st g 4s
First Ac ref 5^s series A
198,000
158,000
74,000
90,000
92,000
270,000
364,000
37,000
250,000
25,000
1,000
29,000
391,000
10,000
{♦Western Pacific 1st 5s
West N Y 5c Penn 1st g
13,000
General gold 4s
♦Assented
F
J
Sale
77%
~Q3
94
120%
107
116"
96% Sale
J
107
J
104
104%
O
8
108
36
Sale
1946 M
J
J
A
Sale
36%
35% Sale
106
Sale
103%
Sale
103%
Sale
D
103%
Sale
104%
32%
85%
79%
103%
107%
Sale
...1951
...1953 J
♦Westphalia Un El Pow 6s
2361
West Shore 1st 4s guar..
Registered
...
)
j
2361
r
Wheeling 5c Lake Erie Ry 4s D..1966 M S
fr I,
31
63
J
M N
Erie RR 1st con g 4s.. 1949
W
f
84%
Sale
30
.....1960 M S
Gold 5s
Sale
61?4
80%
99%
108%
108%
110%
123%
122%
108%
Sale
Sale
28
83
92
104
108
85
93% Sale
31% Sale
63
Sale
62% Sale
.....
110
108
June 26
June
75
2
66% June 19
96% June
3
28
June
4
27
25
June
June
4
9
75
June
81
Sale
109
9
77
7
89
Jan.
98% June 10
26% June
4
24% June
9
27% June 27
26
June 22
30% June 17
June
16
106% June
73}
82}
June
36
76 % June
June 24
83% June
92
June
1
30% June
6
104
2
1
4
{♦wickwire-Spencer Steel 1st 7s.1935
i
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank
j
22% Sale
20% Sale
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank
MN
172,000
34,000 Wilkes-Barre Ac East 1st gu g 58.1942 i r
j
12,000 Wllmar Be Sioux Falls 1st As
1938 i
j
227,000 Wilson 8c Co 1st M 4s ser A
.195 j
j
1,000 Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s
I960 j
j
88,000 {♦Wisconsin Cent 1st gen g 4s..1949 j
♦Certificates of deposit
18,000
72,000
♦Sup 8r Dul Di» Be Ter 1st 4s..1936 MN
♦Certificates of deposit.......
10,000
Sale
Sale
92
30
Feb. 11
Feb. 27
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Feb. 21
31
Jan.
25
May
May
24% June
26
May
25
Apr.
103% Apr.
26
70
71
23
108% Feb. 24
Jan.
84
Feb. 20
92% Mar. 4
Jan.
Jan.
69
June
3
69
3
Jan.
69
June
3
1
80% June
June
2 101
June 26
June 17 108% June 17
Feb.
Jan.
83
May 14
101
June 26
Jan.
108% Apr.
1
June
109% Jan.
June
112
25
29
June 26
June
1
June
61%
80%
99%
108%
109%
110%
124%
June
19
109% June 15
June 30 112
June 26
June
124%
1 123
June 23
June 26
May
June
Mar.
123
June
3
Feb.
110
Jan.
15
122%
June
108
June 26 110
3
June 10
June 30
Sale
109% June
99%
1 110
Sale
34
June
4
36
June 29
June 18
Sale
33%
June
10
36
June
8
Sale
4 105%
June
106% June 19 108
100% June 18 100%
5 106%
105% June
Sale
19% June 26
IV*
19%
57%
19
Mar.
Jan.
109
Mar.
102
June
104% Jan. 20
106
Jan.
110
June
3
1
103
June
l
100% June
103% Jan.
!°s*
24%
7aoi%
106
June
June
9
June 25 109
June 13
2
June 17
25
22% June
June 23
92% June 16
June 29
8
87% June
19%
96% Jan.
20% June
1
Jan.
124% Apr. 16
32% May
32% May
105
May
107
105
98% Feb. 13
3
46% Feb.
May
1
107% June 16 107% June 16
107%
8 112% June
8
111% 112% 111% 112% 111% June
June 30 101% June
Sale
100
4
100
101% Sale
June 27 100% June 19
100
100%
100% 99
89
5
Jan.
Jan.
107% June 13
102% June 19
85%
Feb.
31
36%
32%
35%
32%
36%
Apr.
June 25
33% June 11
69
June
3
100%
24%
38
27
95
June 27
Sale
26% May
Mar.
26% May
30% June 17
25% June 16
29% June 18
June 26
8K
June 24
82% Mar.
Jan.
105
87%
11
18
16
Jan.
June 25
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
60
102
Sale
104%
96%
67%
102%
72
106
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
2
98% June 10
30% June 12
Sale
102
98%
84%
67%
100%
2
67% June
100% Sale
106% Sale
109%
Sale
34%
34
34% Sale
105% 105% 105%
108
Sale
107%
100% Sale 100%
Sale
106
106%
107% Sale 107%
22% Sale
23%
87
"29%
104% Sale
73% Sale
35
81
Sale
99%
108%
110%
111% 110% Sale
124% 125
Sale
122% 123
100% Sale
107% Sale
102% 102%
109% Sale
Sale
Sale
25
27%
921
102% June 24 102% June 24
"79%
99
97%
29% Sale
30%
"28%
June
90
June 10
78%
100%
Wheeling Steel Corp 4%s ser A.. 1966 f a
White Sewing Machine deb 6s.__1940 mn
50,000
75
65
102
27%
Sale
Sale
S
1936 F
Sale
Sale
j
4H» gold.....1950
15-year 6Ms gold...
Gold 5s
26%
33
Sale
Sale
28
Sale
41%
42%
M
1938 j
Western Union coll tr 5s...
Sale
93
j
.......
Fund & real est
83
1943 A
A
98%
29%
Sale
1977 j
ser
Sale
86
105% Sale
107%
110% ill"
120% 122
F
j
1952 A O
5s.......1937
83*
77
102%
"79%
Sale
1955 a o
395,000 Warner Bros Pictures conr deb 6sl939 M S
121,000 {♦Warner Quinlan con* deb 6s. .1939 M 8
193,000 ♦Warien Bros Co deb 6s
1941 M S
181,000
♦Certificates of deposit.....
1,000 Warren R R 1st ref gu g 3%s
2000 f" a
15,000 Wash Cent Ry 1st g 4s
..1948 Q M
28
24%
106%
♦Certificates of deposit
Walker (Hiram) G & W deb 4^8.1945 j'd
85,000 Walworth Co 1st mtge 4s
1955 a o
171",000
4,000 Wash Term 1st guar 3 %s
89%
84%
24%
den 4Ha series C
.....1978 AO
♦Certificates of deposit
♦Ref A gen 5s series D
1980 AO
.....
89%
79
"67""
♦Ref A
6s debentures
103% May 29 104% May 23
Sale
102% Sale
Sale
101%
♦Certificates of deposit
...
♦Ref 5c gen 5s (Feb '32 coup) B.1976 f
♦Certificates of deposit
12,000
1 104% June 15
104
102
94 %
86
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
104
Feb.
6 105% June
5
81
Jan.
2
92% Feb. 11
105%
88%
103% Sale
48.1954
1941
.1939
1941
1941
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
104% June 13 105% June
105 % 115
5
June 10
88
89% 88% June 26 92
Sale
Bid
Sale
81
53,000 {♦Wabash Ry ret Ac gen 5%s A--1975
6,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Highest
Sale
102% 108
1939 MN
1939 f A
Hen 50-year gold
Det Ac Ch Bx 1st g 5s
159,000
16,000
74,000
JUNE
Lowest
June 30
June 1
1936
Sft.
Bid
2003
77,000
First cons 5s
......1958
618,000 Virginian Ry 1st & ret 3%s ser A. 1966
80,555
IN
Jan. 2
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
1st
PRICES
Price
BONDS
June
Value
EXCHANGE-BONDS
104
Jan.
Jan.
22% May
44
Mar.
Feb.
7
5
7
10
42% Jan. : 23
107
108
Apr.
9
Mar. 17
103% Jan.
3
106% Mar. 13
109
June 13
33% Jan.
20
85
Jan.
96
81
Jan.
92
21
25
104
Jan.
107% June 16
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
112% June
99
Apr.
90
Jan.
101% Feb. 19
101% Apr. 16
19% June 26
31
Mar.
8
3
{♦Wlchwlre-Spen St'l Co 7s. Jon 1931
Sale
f oungstown
t Accrued
Sheet Ac To 1st 5s A 197P
3%s
payable
Sale
15
9%
18
106
19
11% Sale
9
exchange
\
17
10%
9%
104% Sale
105" 32 Sale
104
106",fi Sale
Sale
June 30
12
June 24
12
166*32 Sale
Sale
98% Sale
a
18*
June
104**32 June
166*32 June
106% June
98% June
Deferred delivery sales, only transactions of
current month, and not included in year's
range.
n
Under the rule sales, only transactions of the
current month, and not included in
year's range.
Cash
sales, only transactions of the current
month, and not included in year's range,
e The
following
cash
sales
were
transacted
during the current month and are not in¬
r
cluded in the
No sales.
June
4
monthly
,
or
May
106% Apr.
99% Apr.
Mar. 3
67
Feb. 17
107% Mar. 5
102
Jan. 14
107
Jan.
110% May 15
\fA
Jan.
25
18
June 14
June
W4 June
2
25
yearly range:
z
26 105"» June 1
30 106" ,6 June
1
30 111% June 23
15 99% June 23
15
Jan.
15
Jan.
9
Jan.
9
Mar.
21
Sale
104%
107%
the
June
107
30
A
t Companies reported as being in bankrutpcy,
receivership, or being reorganized under Section 77
of the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by
such companies.
•Negotiability impaired by maturity.
Bond selling flat.
4 107
Sale
1
101% Sale 101
100% June 27 101% June
June 26 110
110
June 26
111% 109% 111% 110
June 30
19
June
Sale
20
3
18% Sale
1961 MN
at .the
rate of $4.8665 to the £ sterling.
o
1951 F
1
1st mtge s f 4s series C
interest
J
53% June 10
107
Sale
"16""
1976
1st M 5s series b
Conv deb
56
8
21% June
57% June 27
107%
♦Worcester Ac Conn East Ry 4%sl943
52,000
48,000
1,901,000
905,000
S*
June 26
May
104% Jan.
25%
25%
15%
14%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14
14
14
14
21
May 28
106% Feb. 27
Jan.
104
107
May
2
106% June 30 111% June 23
98% June 15 99% June 23
The following deferred delivery sales were trans¬
acted during the current month and are not
included in the monthly or yearly range:
Govt. 7s unstamped, 1949, June 6
French
at
169%.
111. Cent. 1st gold 3s 1951, June 5 at 90%.
Nat. Rys. of Mexico 4s 1951 assented, June 15
at
2%.
New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK
Stock Sales
1935
1936
June
Shares
Imccordance wlcb a rule of the Stock Bechance, effective Oct. 3
lots except in the case of stocks which sell only in a small way.
NOTICE.—Cash and deferred delivery sales are
egula
monthly range
AGGREGATE
are
shown In
SALES
In
June
340
20,600
327,500
10,100
7.200
5~5~406
300
39.600
20,600
3,600
2,300
3,200
4,400
ie'ioo
23,500
240,000
12,800
40,600
3,000
6,800
2,800
7,100
5,600
9,700
12,200
Adams Express
402,700
13.500
52,000
54,800
2,100
6,900
420
30,900
1,500
2,400
1,200
480
49,900
350
5,300
8,400
1,000
1,600
52,200
4,400
21.800
1,700
19,900
2,200
16,900
43,100
7,100
1,500
6,000
1734 June
2434 June
2 34 June
6834 Sale
434 Sale
59 34 June
3 34 June
6034
334
Sale
....
IK Sale
—*
Alasaa
Juneau
A P
Min.10
Paper Co
W
Gold
Allls Chalmers Mfg
quar
*
....
Am Brake S Or P
*
....
Preferred
100
...
Amer Car & Foundry
*
.......—100
Preferred
*
Chain......
Preferred ...—......—100
*
Chicle..
of
Co
91
1434
334
Sale
96
Sale
334
Sale
,
2134
Sale
Sale
2034 Sale
32
3334
30*4 Sale
2 34
Sale
2334
"""
22
22 3
333a
2934 Sale
Sale
26 34 Sale
734 Sale
7234
3634 Sale
72
199
2434
934
7434
4434
Sale
Sale
19934 Sale
2434 Sale
Sale
Sale
22 34
45
Sale
93
June
Sale
95
Sale
Sale
Sale
50
Sale
fy.
4434
Sale
4134 Sale
66
67
Sale
69
134" Sale"
163 34 165
34
Sale
64 34
33
Sale
110
88
Sale
116
Sale
4634
12834
12934
16134
3554
6734
5034
12734
8834
4634
Sale
Sale
3
4634
Sale
70
Sale
4834
Sale
132
13034 Sale
Sale
16334 165
Sale
3434 Sale
Sale
6934 Sale
Sale
44
Sale
Sale
u
50
4134
6634
4434
12634
12634
162 34
3434
6534
1934 May 13
234 May
1
Apr. 20
June 27
99
75
Jan.
6
52 34 June 24
50
Apr. 20
4434 June 23
41*4 June 30
7034 June 22
65
Jan.
3
4934 June 25
40
Apr. 28
13334 June 29 124
May
2
13534 June 22 11534 Feb. 24
June 30
165
16234 June
9
June 23
37
30
Apr. 30
7034 June 26
5734 Apr. 27
June 11
5034
31
Jan.
3
June 12
130
11434 Jan. 14
9134 June 30
8734 May 11
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
122
Sale
44
County, N J
June
12934 12734 June
8734 June
9134 Sale
25
34
57
45
734
834
734 June 26
in
20
29
Sale
Sale
21
Sale
21
10
100
19
Sale
Sale
27
Sale
92
Sale
Sale
98
Sale
22 34 June
June
1
P
4
Crystal Sugar Co
6% 1st preferred...
Amer Encaustic Tiling..
834 Sale
434
1234
1
Sale
.*
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
-•
1234 Sale
Sale
(6)
*
Am Hawaiian Steamship. ..10
Sale
American Hide & Leather ..1
Sale
Sale
50
Sale
Sale
1
Sale
*
Sale
Sale
334
12 34
734
Sale
Preferred
*
.....
2d pref A
29 34
Preferred
6% preferred....
Amer Home Products....
—
....
Internet
Amer
Sale
19
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1934
Locomotive
Corp...
33
130
June 12
9534 Mar.
0
17
16
June
534
Sale
Sale
534
3534
3934
234
1734
934
June 22
3534
Sale
Sale
21
June 22
5
June
4
28
Sale
44
Sale
Sale
12
Sale
Sale
...... __
....100
Preferred
Sale
100
Stores..
109 34
Sale
*
American Sugar Refining. 100
Preferred
...
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
•
...
388,900 Amer Telep Ac Teleg
l()0
52,400 American Tobacco ........25
Class B
25
198,300
Preferred...
...lOfl
14,800
46,800 t Amer Type Founders new. *
Preferred
..100
16,910
1,682,000 Am Wat Wks Ac El
...»
Sale
Sale
141
Sale
Sale
*48
June
Sale
Sale
19
June
.......
201,400 American Woolen
Preferred
100
225,700
95,500 tAm Writing Paper Co. Inc.l
$6 preferred
60,400
•
...
Amer Zinc, Lead Ac Smelt
....
$5 prior preferred
1
2*
25
2934
120
30 34
4
Sale
123
78
13
44
_
143
22
Sale
122
Sale
140
June
2834 June
122
934 Sale
4*4 Sale
Sale
Jan.
1
10
14
Apr. 11
Feb. 28
Mar. 20
June 25
133
Feb.
0
27
44
June
27
June
June
June
12
3
June
13 34 Mar. 26
6934 June 30
6034 June 30
4
2734 Jan.
11
165
34
June 25
June
1
June
27
2
igg
4
June
11
1
June
2
Apr.
June
10
Jan.
2834 June 17
June 12
5634 June 29
June 12 13934 June 25
30
Mar. 13
143
June 15 144
Mar. 13 104
7 150
Feb.
Sale
143
9
Sale
23
104
Sale
Sale
146
141
June
5
24
June
15
834 June 30
June 23
1134 June
9
22 34
105
Sale'
Sale
934 Sale
26534 Sale
% Sale
5
Sale
434
Sale
834
6634
34
534
334
9
Sale
Sale
6
Sale
2134 June
June
834 June
62
June
34 June
436 June
334 June
104
June
16
June
li
June
15
June
15
June
2434
10734
934
7034
10
634 June 11
AH
June
1
June
30
40
55
50
Sale
50
June
50
26
27
25
Sale
25
June
2634 June 19
Mar.
5
5
8
Mar. 20
Mar. 11
3334 Feb. 19
4 125
June
June 27 17034 June 10
4
June 23
98
June
5
9934 June 22
19
10834 May 28
7334 Jan.. 22
14334 May 28
June
8
6
Feb.
3334 Apr.
June 25
June
2
June
Apr.
Mar.
June
Sale
14
13
Feb.
3534
2634
2834 Sale
Sale
56
52
5534 Sale
137
Sale
13634 13934 13634
22 34 Sale
2234
22 34
2334
Sale
166
162 34
16734 Sale
Sale
97
9134
9234
9134
94
Sale
93
9834 Sale
2634
Feb. 27
Jan.
15
4
June 25 125
7
14
Jan.
1334
3634
9534
2934
3 143
3134
0
27
24
12 34 June 17
6934 June 30
6034 June 30
148$
2934 Sale
June
Jan.
4134 Mar.
3034 June 25
129
30
June
46
2534 June 19
Sale
22 34 Sale
9234
92*4
934 Sale
63 34 Sale
194 Sale
44
5
16434 162 34 June 26 164
Sale
2534 June 30 2834
June
5 11234
100
111
Sale
2034 June 26 22
2734 June 29 31
2934
5
Sale
7534 June
147
150
14434 June 10
10634 June 29 108
10734 Sale
June
2
62
6434
6334 Sale
1134 Sale
_
June
Sale
136
Foundries.....
June 22
12734 June
4034 June
1034 June
June
58
65
Sale
Mar.
2034 June 22
1134 June 24
1
2934 June
Sale
108
1
11
Sale
150
1
June
June 17
1134 June 27
Sale
25
.....
634 June
June
22 34 June
Sale
Snuff
June 30
30
4134 June 30
nH
Sale
June
39
Sale
92
7
28
9
June
17
Apr.
Jan.
June
Sale
Sale
25
Feb.
16
June 23
June 30
Sale
1134
2934
127
434 June 11
June
Sale
1034
June 17
3534
20
26
0
June 29
\l%
1334 June
2834 June
334
13
Mar.
2
Sale
20
1
2834 June 29
9934 June 17
17
Sale
ll*4
June
Feb.
10
23
3
May
14
Sale
9
June
Feb.
75
157
Amer Smelt Ac
14
Feb. 21
7334 Feb. 19
5834 Apr. 10
Mar. 26
303
137
100
Am Rolling M1U
For footnotes see page 40
June 22
16634 Jan.
41
2
June 29
16
Sale
Preferred
Preferred
4
Mar.
15
24
Sale
1st preferred
15
Apr.
June
Sale
Sale
Toh
Feb.
Feb. 28
June
Sale
•
Am Sum
Mar. 11
June
Sale
*
Light
$6 preferred..
35 preferred
American
72
5034
13334
13534
29
June 11
T4
June
Sale
Am Radiator Ac Stand San..*
.
Sale
June 30
Sale
Sale
*
....
6% Conv preferred.....100
Preferred.
|E
Mar. 24
Jan.
6 34 June
June
32
12
Sale
*
American News N Y Corp
Amer Steel
1334
Sale
Sale
American Metal
American
Sale
June 26
4
Sale
100
Preferred
Am Mach & Foundry
Amer Machine 8c Metals....
\mer Power A
29
17
13
100
Preferred...
Amer
2834
534
5334
12534
Jan.
American Colortype
American Ice
34
34
Am Com Alcohol
Amer
5234 June 25
11134 Mar. 18 118
Feb.jhl
59
Apr.
7434 Feb. 10
934 Apr.
1334 Feb. 21
10034 Jan.
10034 Jan. 10
22 34 June
1
1734 June
3534 Feb. 14
28
Feb. 28
2734 June 30
2234 Jan.
234 June 12
zl34 Jan.
2134 Jan.
8
9
Mar.
2
734 Jan.
7034 June 24
58
7034 June 24
Apr.
2
Jan.
534 June 30
634 Apr.
1
91
Mar. 25 91
Mar. 25
15
June
1334 May 22 1734 Jan. 23
Jan. 27
334 June
334 Jan.
2
Mar. 25
195
Mar. 25 195
334 June 18
234 Apr. 28
43^ Jan. 31
2534 June 23
1234 Jan.
2 3034 Feb. 18
2434 June 20
1234 Jan.
2 2934 Feb. 18
24
June 22
1234 Jan.
2 29 34 Feb. 18
36
June 18
5
27
Apr. 28 45% Feb.
3134 June 16
2934 June
5 3934 Feb. 11
Feb. 14
98
Feb.
6 103
207
June 24 157
Jan.
7 208
Apr.
2
2 534 June 11
2334 Mar. 12 2834 Mar 20
11
June 17
June 17
634 Jan.
7 11
84
June 17
69
Jan. 31
84
June 17
49
June 24
0
3534 Jan. 21 5034 Apr.
2334 June 17
1
434 June
5334 June 11
June
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
.
2234 June
48
50
Sale
2,300
2334
334
2034 Sale
3% Sale
37 34 Sale
Sale
June
834 June
23
42 34
24
7434 June
4334 June
Refining,.
Preferred............... 1ft
2d Preferred........... 100
100
2934 June
19434 June
Sale
Sale
600
June
1034
*
197,000
5,800
June
1934 June
31
7834 Sale
4734 Sale
American Seating Co..
24,290 American Shipbuilding
16,200
21
Sale
*
47.100
2 34 June
2034 June
Sale
American Safety Razor
346,400
3,540
37,800
152,600
10,600
1334 June 18
334 June 15
100
159
6934
6034
1934
16434 162 34
Sale
2534
106
10634
Sale
2134
3034
2734
Sale
8034
512,300
12,000
24,200
26,700
1,380
1
94
1434 Sale
334
334
Lowest
Sale Prices
42
Mar. 31
Alleghany
13,000 Am European Securities
Am Sc. Foreign Power
17,300
114,100
8
2
194
3
21
100
preferred
American Can............25
Coal
234 Sale
1234 Sale
50
conv
Sale
81*4
15 34 Sil~
100
Preferred
534 %
2
77
334 Sab
...
137.806
Sale
Advance Rumely..
Affiliated Products
Am
90
1134 Sale
1934 Sale
2734 Sale
234 Sale
Sale
.
Highest
Sale Prices
50
June
1
5234 June 25
June
3
11134 June 27 114
63
June 30
66
June 17
1034 June
8 12 34 June 25
Sale
234
new
51
Sale
Sale
:'
Lo west
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
Atr Reduction Inc
Ask
11
Sale
American
600
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Sale
19 34
6,000
691,800
161,200
112,000
53,000
50,900
323,000
35,300
94,100
115,500
33,600
278,900
201,800
33,400
148,900
98,400
170,700
6,200
12,600
1,505,300
203,400
322,300
1,504,200
1,300
884,700
Sale
24
American
73,500
183,000
377,300
8,080
61,100
Sale
Addressograph Multigraph 10
25,400
90
50
114
June 30
Ask Bid
49
50
Sale
112
11334 115
63
65
Sale
Bid
34
Adams Mlllla
59,900 Alpha Portland Cement
•
73,200 Amalgamated Leather.
1
18,800
Preferred.........—...50
102,800 Amerada Corp.
*
65,500 Amer Agric Chemical (Del).*
113,600 American Bank Note..
10
224,100
45
11234
69 34
1134
100 H
Ask
22 34
25
202,000
6,900
2,000
•
Bid
Sale
600
135,500
36,600
55,300
127,200
—--
....
...........100
*
Preferred
166,600 Allied Chem Ac Dye
2 36,100 Allied Mills Co Inc
*
961,400 Allied Stores Corp—.—
44,800
5% preferred
...
.100
57,500
5,055
237,000
'
25
Steel Co
130,200 Mleghany Steel..
90 Allegh & West Ry 6%
8,800
2,100
7,400
56,200
1,470
8,400
1,900
35,900
10,800
/ 6.300
3,200
18,200
9,000
1,300
9,600
8,200
4,900
14,400
14,000
4,600
13,600
9,900
9,200
*
—100
Preferred
10 Albany & Sus
RR Co
100
789,000 t Allegheny Corp
*
282,600
Pref series A130 warr'ts .100
46,400
Pref series A 140 warr'ts 100
47,700
Pref series A 130 ex-war .100
58,000
12.50 prior conv pref..
*
2,980
2,800
20,800
8,100
6,100
Abraham & Straus
Acme
Air-Way Elec Appli Corp....*
20 Alabama & Vlcksburg Ry.100
430
2,255
25,700
June 1
1936
22",900
19,700
unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling outside of the
No account Is taken of such sales In computing the range for the year.
Price
Par
1,900
1,100
23,700
444,400
4,790
48,900
79,900
202,700
89,400
99,900
326,900
500
2,800
34,800
Prices are on basis of 100-share
per share.
Jan. 2
Shares
.
$263,350,000
1,674,952,000
PRICES IN JUNE
STOCKS
Jan, 1
Shares
1935
$220,545,000
1,788,367,000
disregarded In the month's range,
N. T. STOCK EXCHAN QE
Since
1936
__
1915. all stocks are aow quoted dollars
footnote In the month in which they occur.
a
Bond Sales
I
22,336,422 | June.,
124,848,382 • Jan. 1 to June 30
21,428,647
260,754,540
Jan. 1 to June 30
PRICES DURING JUNE 1936.
May 29
Apr. 30
36
June
10
Jan.
29
6134 Mar. 9
6 14134 Jan. 29
Jan.
Mar. 21
2634 Jan. 28
Apr. 30 178
May 21
May 13
Apr.
Jan.
28
14
6
Feb.
6
Mar. 17
1134 May 25
Jan.
10
2534 Apr.
9
35
3 10734 June 11
28
1
1134 Feb.
30
1
7034 Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
May 19
Apr. 30
May 20
Jan.
Feb.
10234 Feb.
2
May 18
2
Feb.
10
Jan.
734 Mar.
73 34 Mar.
3234 Apr.
5
10
2
2
9
32
N. T. STOCK
aggregate
sales
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
PRICES
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
June
Shares
Par
Hd
50
29
*
36
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Jan. 2
Shares
IN JUNE
Price
Since
Jan. 1
In
132,400
2,800
10,800
400
700
4,500
2,132,500
25,100
3,000
50,200
5,500
300
12,200
13,700
8,700
Anaconda Copper
Anaconda Wire Ac Cable
210,900 Anchor Cap Corp....
•
4,240
Preferred
-•
14,500 Andes Copper Mining Co..20
46,100 Archer Daniels Mid
...*
440
50
700
600
200
60,100
8,100
22,000
3,130
i* I
3,600
ft. l
34,000
4,600
6,100
m
ft
310
2,700
29,300
8,700
590
30,600
10P
Preferred
24,650 Armour (Del) pref
100
1,301,900 Armour of Illinois
5
68,600
$6 convertible preferred- .♦
1,800
Preferred
100
147,500 Armstrong Cork Co
*
188,200 Arnold Constable Corp.....5
270,300 Artloom Corporation
*
220
30",I66
..100
Preferred
218,300 Associated Dry Goods
1
3,800
1st preferred
......100
4,000
2d preferred
100
2,640 AssociutedOil
......25
550,600 Atchison Top Ac S Fe
100
43,300
Preferred
100
334,600 Atlan Coast Line RR
100
10,770 Atl G Ac W 1 SS Lines
•
11.100
Preferred...........
10(1
562,500 Atlantic Refining
25
7,800
4% conv pref series A...100
33,200 AtlasPowder............
*
4,080
Preferred
..........100
75,100 Atlas Tack Cor p..
*
385,500 Auburn Automobile
•
72,600 Austin, Nichols Ac Co
*
3,750
Prior A
•
832,600 Aviation Corp Del (The) new 3
—
...
44,900
5,900
5,100
1,014,200
58" £56
8,800
112,500
100
190
1,800
340
47,300
10,000
210
11,900
3,500
Baldwin Locomotive Works.*
100
4,300
300
39,500
18,500
8,700
110,400
15,900
7,000
3,200
14,000
250
250
130
42,500
10,300
970
1,450
67,000
17,400
2,400
800
15,800
78,500
3,500
3,000
11,700
1,500
31,500
4,100
8,600
1,100
5,100
18,600
22,900
810
137,100
1,600
26",700
35,300
5,900
3,700
14,200
6,500
2,200
178,700
533,500
41,900
28,300
278,200
44,700
301,100
28,600
61,400
10,200
94,700
166,200
160,000
3,030
a11^
Sale
.06
Sale
120
Sale
115
32 k
38
18 k
99
June
5 135 k June 24
28
Jan.
20
June
5
42
35
Jan.
8
June 19
20
June 27
June 10
June 19 100 k June 25
9
June
9
11
June
3
37 k June
2 42 k June 23
118
June 10
June 30
107
June
4
4 k June 10
June 29
June
108
51
June
6
10
June 29
12
June 26
Sale
June
L04k 107
109
107 k
June
LOO
Sale
114k
June
46
102
Sale
40,
June
60
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
92 k
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
16
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
24 k
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
June
30k
13 k
15
27 %
48 k
Sale
41k
Sale
57 k
79 k
L06k
26 k
20 k
June
June
June
June
23k June
29 k June
L15
62 k
L24k
17 k
Sale
June
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
June
31k
6k
Sale
June
35 k
35 k
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
3k Sale
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40
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39 k
18 k
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115
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91k
14
86
118
94 k
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110
89
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44
116k
91k
16 k
18 k
110k
22 k
14k
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113
15
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28 k
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53 k
17 k
25
2
1
21k Apr.
11
Apr.
13 k Apr.
26 k June
May
5
IF
June
X\F June
4
15
June 18
June 10
25
3
June 25
94
110
June 25
June
1
June 26
June 25
June
3
39
June
June 10
June 19
June 26
June
June
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
54
Jan.
3
2k
21
41k
112k
13 k
82 k
14k
16k
Apr.
May
Apr.
May
Apr.
Apr
Jan.
Apr
Jan
Jan.
Jan.
15
Feb.
May 28
24
Feb. 21
34
49
3 117k
20 k
6
3
June 26
8
Feb.
Feb.
28
,
June
4
5
I June 30
48
Jan.
June
16
45
k Apr.
7
30
June
1
16k Apr. 28
Sale
June
June
1
110
Apr.
June
June
5
23
Jan.
June
June 18
June
June 24
June
June 12
June 23
June 12
Sale
June
14 k Apr.
30
3
28
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
June
June 11
June
4
Sale
Sale
June
June
Sale
Sale
June
June 29
25k Jan,
2
Sale
Sale
June
64
Jan,
21
Borden Co.(The)
15
Borg-Warner Corp
10
76
Boston Ac Maine
10»i
IBotany Pons Mills A
6k
lk
50
*
16 %
Sale
BrlggsManufacturing
Bridgeport Brass Co
*
53
Sale
Brlggs Ac Stratton...
*
Bristol-Myers Co
5
Brooklyn Ac Queens Transit. *
IIS
*
i*
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit ._*
AOH
$6 preferred series A
*
Brooklyn Union Gas........*
98
Preferred
Brown Shoe, Inc
...
_.*
Brunswick-Balke-Coll..
99k
Sale
Sale
5
Sale
100
Sale
95
2k Sale
June
2
June
June 11
Sale
12k
Sale
June
Sale
50 k
Sale
June
Sale
June
Sale
June
Sale
June
56
Sale
¥
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110
106
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2
7k
a*
37 k
40
*48 k
46 k Sale
Sale
...100
1,699,900
16,400
Preferred 7%
616,200
Rights
159,900
1st paid rights..
589,200 Budd Wheel
89,100 Bulova Watch
43
ah
36 k
.10
......
...
Sale
9k Sale
8J4 Sale
•
Conv preferred.......
Preferred (7)
Biidd (E G) Mfg
54
63 k
14 k
54^
49 k
6k
June 12
June 22
14 k
Sale
Sale
105
13
Sale
3 k Sale
Ilk Sale
•
13
Sale
26
109,200 Bullard Co
•
24 k
Sale
260,500 Burroughs Add Mach...
151,900 tBush Terminal Co
31,570
7% debenture
•
25 k
Sale
Sale
25 k
25 k
•
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4k
10b
Sale
12
26 k
Sale
5k
14k
*102
47 k
40
45
9k
*42 k
49 k
103 k
June
June
15
30 k June 29
83k Mar. 4
Ilk Jan. 30
3k Feb. 14
Mar.
6
Apr.
4
5
51k Mar. 5
50 k Mar. 25
104
Apr.
7
56 k Jan. 31
65 k Jan. 15
Mar. 23
13
June 171
9
June
10
7
Apr. 13
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
June 22
June
2
tf
29
Mar. 11
June 12;
June 12;
June
6
Feb. 28
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June 30
June
2
8
Feb.
Jan.
¥
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IF
June
Sale
48
Apr. 27
lk Jan.
xlA k June
3
June 23,
June
Sale
6
Apr.
Apr.
28
120 k Mar. 26
48
Apr.
6
20 k Feb. 19
21k Feb. 11
99
June
3
26 k
16 k Apr. 30
63 k
June 27
44
80k June 12 100 k
45
June 29
39
90
8
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78
•
40 k
28 k
31k Apr. 15
5
24 k Mar.
8
18k May
109k Jan. 24 113
*
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Class B
June 10
16k Mar.
June
Sale
15
May 29
May
6
96
June
June
Jan.
Mar. 11
26
HI*
37
89 k May
June
Sale
3
Mar. 19
5
18
Sale
Feb.
8
2
Jan.
20
19
Feb. 28
Apr. 11
Apr.
8
17 k May 22
8
2
13k Jan.
Feb.
28
10 102
6 *20
May
83
3
30
Jan.
107
35
85
Feb. 24
Apr. 22
40
Jan.
110
18
6
15
24
7k Mar. 18
28
June
20
1
30
20
80
Apr.
54
21k Jan.
111k
June 29
k Mar.
9
Sale
20
Feb. 21
June 29
12
30
I June
1
I June 16
20 k cSale
48 k Sale
5
24 35k
22 20 k
24 23;
4 35J
20 115
Sale
88
10
13
10k Jan.
Sale
18k
51k Feb.
86k Apr.
46 k Jan.
Sale
77
June 16
2 106 k June 11
Sale
112
28
28
k Feb. 27
May 13
June 30
16 k
*
22
June 30
35
IOC
2
June
117
100
Jan.
Jan.
June 12
Feb. 18
73
Jan. 17 126 k Apr. 18
June 26
30 k Feb. 14
15k
June
Jan.
17
7
13
20
25
Jan.
19 k June 18
June 22
June
8
42 k June 17
3
Jan.
62 k Mar. 23
15
Mar. 4
20 108
18
May 21
Jan.
4
94k
14 k
94
Sale
98
36
17 k June
24 k June
114
15
June 19 109k Apr.
2
June 19
Feb. 21 112
103
29 k
40 k
15k June 10 17
16k June 26 18k
June 12 113
24 k
June
6
22
24 k
Sale
110k June 26 111k
112
38
Jan.
1
90
Sale
8k Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
12k Apr. 30
41
June
Feb.
15
5 125
47k Feb. 24
7k Jan.
9
5
Sale
110k
23 k
June
June
82
Sale
5k
3 k June
3 k June
16
Sale
108
59
1
9
j*
June 11
June 13
June
1
June 12
June
2
June
2
June
1
June 25
June 16
93
Sale
16
June
90k Jan.
29
29
Feb.
Apr. 30 50
May 11 122
105k Jan.
3 110H
4 k June 10
66k Jan.
2
11
39k
42k
9
37
118
22
June 12
June
3
3
Sale
38 k
L12
41
Sale
AH Sale
5
June 16
June
4
June 19
June
8
39H Apr. 16
46
15k Jan.
2 26 k Mar. 4
97
Jan. 31
May 13 111
95
18
L05
59 k
Sale
112k
18 H Sale
42 k Sale
8h
9
42 k
45H
1
June
8
June
9
June 22
June 10
June
1
5
June
8
June
70
11
*
Bon Ami class A
Bucyrus-Erle Co
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
7% preferred
...100
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet Inc *
Boeing Airplane Co
Lowest
Sale Prices
103 k
Sale
Sale
Sale
Bohn Alum Ac Brass
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
20
Preferred
108
Sale
Corp (Del).*
Blumenthal Ac Co pref
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
105
8
Best Ac Co...
BloomingdaleBros...
108
Sale
Sale
jky<>
89 k
15
20
Blaw-Knox
Sale
Sale
4k Sale
Sale
,00k 115
49 k Sale
66 X
50
5% preferred
101k
10k
40k
Sale
Belding-Hemlngway
..."
Belg Nat Rys part pref.....
Bendix Aviation Corp
5
Beneficial Indus Loan Corp.*
Bethlehem Steel
Sale
100
12k Sale
...
Beech-Nut Packing
41k
Sale
45
21
....
16,200
116,900
1,100
1,108,800
320,500
41,300
700,500
98,000
35,200
36,200
408,200
1,830
1,280
570
578,200
141,000
6,240
17,040
476,227
198,700
31,800
20,000
Sale
Sale
Preferred assented
280 Beech Creek RR Co
"2,906
Ask
Sale
k Sale
37
15 k Sale
04
104k
Assented
Preferred
June 30
Ask
Ask
1,028,800 Baltimore Ac Ohio
100
201,800
Preferred
100
15,990 Bangor Ac Aroostook..... .50
1,480
Preferred
100
55,800 Barker Bros
*
6,600
Preferred
100
865,400 Barnsdall Oil Co
5
10,200 BayukCigars,Inc new.....*
1,380
1st preferred..
...100
145,500 Beatrice Creamery
25
5,600
Preferred
100
16,300
1,300
June 1
1936
June 22
51k Sale
9k Sale
Ilk Sale
June
16k Sale
June
Sale
June
121
June 17
121
June
2
15k June
110k June 26
114
121
12k Sale
109k
103
2k Sale
9k Sale
24 k Sale
24
25k
25 k Sale
5k
5k
13 k
15
2i
June
2 k June 26
9 k June 26
24
June 12
25
June
4
25 k June
3
4 k June 11
Ilk June
4
14k Feb. 14
12k June 26
18k June 26
3 k June
Ilk June
20 k Feb. 14
June 17
15k May
Apr.
5k Mar.
3k May
1
Mar.
14
1
26 k June 18
26 k June 17
5
2
5
5
5
28 k Apr. 27
A
31k Feb.
33 k Feb. 13
Mar. 23
9
27
June 17
6 k June 17
15 k June 17
19
Mar. 24
2in
Mar. 20
Bush Term Bldgs—
1,120
9,100
10,100
120
21,200
6,200
6,200
44,600
18,700
56,800
14,580
454,900
241,300
8,460
65,900
72,400
256,200
728,600
214,700
296,500
100
93,600
2,000
3,100
•
400
8,600
41,000
360
16,200
35,800
9,500
1,680
8,000
1,500
900
.
....
Byers Co
Preferred
.5
.*
10>
....
Byron Jackson Co....
16 k
Sale
2 k Sale
20
Sale
64 k
Sale
(Julll Packing Corp..
...*
Callahan Zinc-Lead..
..1
Calumet Ac Heda Cons Cop 25
Campbell W Ac C Foundry...*
Canada Dry Glng Ale
33 k
450
Sale
17k
57 k
55
Sale
27 k
Sale
Sale
30 k
Sale
June
3
k June
16 k June
54 k June
25 k June
30 k June
Sale
k June
Sale
Sale
8 k June
19k
4k
19k
59 k
June
June
June
June
29
June 11
17
16
16
16
31k June 23
1
June
10k June
1
Sale
12k
June
13 k June
Sale
39
39k
June
40
11
13
Sale
13
14
June
if
9f,
14 k June 25
50 k June
4
97 k June 10
101
100k
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
140
162
142
75
23 k
Caterpillar Tractor
Sale
Sale
57
50k
35
n,
IF
50
99
Sale
31k June
Sale
June
57
June
Sale
Sale
June
51k
99
97 k June
99 k June
6 k June
156 k June
139 k June
Sale
73 k June
Sale
Sale
21k June
26
Sale
23
June
k Sale
Sale
59
June
28
Sale
Sale
28
June
41
_
Sale
Sale
36 k June
7 k June
•
24
5% preferred
..100
Central Agulrre Associates
Central RR of N J
100
Century Ribbon Mills
62
6k
101
8
7k
104
55
Sale
103
Sale
12
too
7% preferred
16
39
Carriers 8c General Corp_.._l
Case (J I) Co
100
Pref 7%
100
Preferred
58 k
Sale
1
30
8
29
2
if
431,000 Cerrode Pasco Copp
363,900 Certain-Teed Prod
14,690
55 k
iH
10 1
Celanese Corp of America..
tCelotex Co........
Sale
16 k
4k
17 k
Sale
100
Stamped....
17
4k Sale
18
31k
150 Car Clinch F Ac Ohio Ry..l00
2,710
123,700
365,300
5,870
198,300
621,400
168,900
10,855
82,100
18,400
13,200
16 k
25 k
.._*
850 Canada Southern
30
38,000
37,800
2,580
100
1,551,900 Canadian Pacific......
25
27,500 Cannon Mills....
34,100 Capital Admin Co Ltd c A..1
5,260
Preferred class A...
10
20
350
Pref ctfs of deposit
Butte Copper Ac Zinc.
101
June
36
June
15 k June
55 k June
June
00 k June 16
7 k June 23
86
June 22
.42
June
78 k June 18
25 k June 15
26 k June 17
68 k June 17
29 k June 27
June
1
8
June 10
41
02
June
17
56 k June
12
June
8
1
Sale
Sale
51k June
8 k June
102 k
Sale
Sale
88
June
02 k June
103 k
.100
1
Sale
20
103
Sale
102
June
104 k June
Sale
Sale
52
1
14k
2k
16k
54k
Apr.
29
Jan.
2
Apr.
29
June
15
22
Mar. 23
25 k Feb.
Jan.
74
37
14
6
Jan.
6
30
Jan.
6
64M
IF
13
10
June 11
29
Apr. 30
30 k Apr. 30
Jan.
2
Feb.
13
10
Apr.
40 k Apr.
13
2
ft
Jan.
Apr. 30
Jan.
6
2
16k Jan.
57 k Mar. 24
Jan.
20
Apr.
30
8
Feb. 19
16
43 k Jan. 11
18k Feb. 24
12k May
52 k Apr. 18
June 10
8
4
4
18$
Feb.
21
6k May 22
6
18?^
Feb.
19
June 22
45 k Jan.
Jan.
87
91
Jan.
92 k Jan.,
Jan.
116
54 k
Jan.
7 142
79
16
21k MayJ22 32 k
19
Apr. 30 31k
54
May
1 71k
6
35 k
25 k Jan.
35
Apr. 28 57
6k Apr. 29
9k
97 k May
1 107
58
47 k Jan. 21
4
8k June
19k
4 102 k
80k Feb.
Apr. 22
Apr.
6
Jan.
6
Feb.
19
18
Mar. 13
Feb. 21
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
17
7
Apr. 14
Mar. 24
June
1
Champion Paper Ac Fibre Co
710
3,000
500
15,400
71,600
300
1,600
3,440
6% preferred...
5,200
Common
45,500 Checker Cab
...100
110,800 ChesipeakeCorp....,
388,900 Chesapeake Ac Ohio....
11,100 tChic Ac East III RR
51,300
4% preferred..
For footnotes
see
page 40.
19 k
*
5
22 k
Sale
53
Sale
66
25
59 k
51
ion
Sale
lk Sale
100
2k
3
Sale
V6
3k
19 k
Sale
57
19k June
53
June
65 k June
*57 k June
lk June
3 k June
9
20k June 24
59 k June 17
101
19
22
73
June 29
59
60
June 22
51
lk June
5
3 k June 18
Mar. 13 104k Mar.
7
Apr. 29
May 14 *21
Jan.
69k Apr. 17
Jan.
74k Feb.
Jan.
61
4
Feb.
19
Apr.
3k Jan.
13
Jan.
Jan.
15
July, 1936]
AGGREGATE
N. Y. STOCK
SALES
In
Since
June
Shares
7,800
23,200
2,100
10,000
19,100
15,800
2,800
12,100
4,100
4,800
6,500
5,500
3,300
18,300
8,600
80
441,000
7.900
1,010
6,000
5.300
1,600
3,600
50
212,700
1,800
50
29,600
800
83,800
2,300
22,600
1,360
8,990
10,700
3,890
1,690
630
280
8,400
12,200
2,900
211,700
7,200
390
76,600
16,721
45,000
5,400
7,900
109,800
326,000
13,700
125,500
8,100
357,300
11,100
387,900
4,000
31,910
322,000
25,000
18,950
21,010
5,320
81,800
71,000
23,900
4,500
120
4,800
5,300
256,200
6,300
15,100
211,900
200
1,800
39.500
4,300
970
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Preferred..
*
Sale
*
100
7% prefferred
-—100
6% preferred
.....100
Chicago Yellow Cab
*
Cblckasha Cotton Oil
10
Sale
Sale
Chicago Pneum Tool
Preferred
Copper
...
Chrysler Corporation..
14
Sale
45)4 June 17
1)4 June
5
3)4 June
5
31)4
5
Sale
2
June 11
3
June
8
Sale
23
June
4
Sale
20'
June 12
8)4
31)4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
17
June
Sale
Sale
79
June 10
Sale
Sale
Sale
Equipment
"56"'
Coca-Cola Co (The)
Class A
Preferred.
Sale
87
52
.
1st preferred
2d preferred...
3
Columbian Carbon
57)4
Sale
Sale
Sale
30
Sale
24)4 June
Sale
23
June 25
6
June 30
124)4 117
June
Sale
June
32
5
94)4 June
61
June 17
Sale
111
JUne 20
64)4 June
1654 June
June
136,600
78,100
1,597,200
57,600
91,900
2.301,100
2,700
66,000
684,400
8,700
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
*
Sale
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc...
*
Congress Cigar
*
Conn Railway 8c Lighting 100
4% preferred
....
100
Consolidated Cigar
*
Sale
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
Conde-Nast Publlc'ns.
25
Sale
Sale
Sale
..100
Consol Film
Sale
Sale
Prior preferred (6H) ...100
Prior pref x warrants. .100
5)4
June
72
June
1
„
3)4 June 17
8
44)|!rJan.
June 11
14
June 18
June 11
6554 June
69
June
81
76
June
Sale
June
454 June
25$ Mar.
20
9
75
79)4
78
85
85
2
554 June 25
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
18
June 25
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
102
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3754
0854
554
13)4
June
June
June
June
101)4
106
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
Pref $5
...»
Consol Laundries Corp.... 5
Consolidated Oil Corp
Preferred
Insurance..2.50
Continental Motors
...1
Continental Oil of Del
5
Continental Steel Corp
*
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co..20
Corn Prod Refining
25
Preferred
...........100
Cream of Wheat ctfs
Crosley Radio
*
.........*
Crown Cork 8c Seal........*
Preferred
........*
Crown Zellerbach
v
»
t c
Crucible Steel of Amer
..*
100
Preferred
......100
Cuba Co (The).............*
Cuba RR pref...........100
Sale
June
Sale
June
June
17)4 June
Sale
11)4 Sale
154 Sale
67 H
68)4
Sale
Sale
June
l
19M June 26
Apr. 17
Mar.
9
June
15 H
June 12
Mar.
3
June 10
June 10
Feb. 21
Jan. 11
86 H
Sale
19)4 Sale
42 )4 Sale
2H Sale
23 H
35
Sale
June
14 H
2
18
June
Sale
Sale
June
77
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
June
79)4 June 23
2054 June 12
May
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
41)4 June 27
Apr.
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
June
254 June
1
3154 June 25
Apr.
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
33
60)4 June 30
82)4 June 18
Sale
'66'" Sale"
2954
;
—.
30
Sale
Sale
160)4 163
June
Sale
69 )4
Sale
Sale
June
June
June
454 Apr.
Mar. 20
June
Apr.
Jan.
June 18
Jan.
June 25
June
8
Feb. 11
May
Apr. ;
2
Apr. 15
Jan.
165
165
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
June
3654 June 29
Mar.
Jan.
17
46 54
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
2854 June 22
Mar.
Sale
June
June
63)4 June 23
4754 June 24
Jan.
Sale
Sale
Sale
46
46
47)4
100)4
8 )4 Sale
37 H Sale
L03
108
1)4 Sale
11
5
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
108
13)4
8)4
37)4
107)4
154
Sale
June
June
June
June
June
14)4 June
June
June
154
Preferred..............100
Sale
95
June
97
Cudahy Packing
50
Publishing Co (The)*
Sale
97
Sale
37)4
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
103
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
June
.
Curtiss Wright Corp
1
Class A..................1
;.
85
63
46 M
8)4
Sale
68
70)4
45
Sale
Sale
9)4
4)4
129
7
Sale
Sale
21
Sale
42
Sale
Sale
Sale
4)4
1654 Sale
38
15
6
139
Sale
14(P
Sale
145
52
36)4 Sale
Sale
37)4 38)4
34 54 Sale
a40
Sale
Sale
2254 Sale
1,170,800 Douglas Aircraft Co Inc....*
5754
Sale
18,400 Dresser (S R) Mfg conv cl A..*
Class B_.
13,100
.........*
7,700 Duluth South Sh 8c Atl..l00
Preferred..
12,100
......100
29)1
30)4
16)4
17
I
4
Jan.
10)4 Jan.
)4 June
60
May
36)4 June
43)4 Jan.
754 Apr.
Mar. 11
Mar.
Mar.
27
6
Mar.
6
Jan.
June 22
52
Jan.
Apr.
27
Jan.
June 26
June
5
30)4 June 27
23)4 June
9
4254 June 22
5
17$ June 18
19)4 Apr.
36$ Jan.
14)4 Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
June 12
654 June 20
454 Jan.
June
82
June 16 142
June 12
128
May
4
9
June 16
Jan. 21
Feb.
Feb.
6
7
6
20
20
7
17
3
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan. 31
13
53
June 12
June 12
13
Apr.
June
June 23
June
1
42
Jan.
Sale
June 16
June
1
33 H May
June 13
June 27
38
Jan.
June 11
June 17
18H
19)4
41)4
754
5054
Apr.
June
Jan.
June 19
June
4
Jan.
June
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
1
29
Jan.
Jan, 30
Mar. 26
15)4 June 15
54 June
9
154 June 17
5)4 June
3
13
Apr.
Mar. 26
Stle*
Sale
1
954 June 10
Jan.
Mar.
June 27
l!M
19)4 Sale
40)4
42
38
4154 Sale
8)4
854
Int.............
9
4
1
1
754
......
......
June 18
2354
Sale
June
3
June
1
June 30
June
1
June
1
)4 June 16
55)4 June
854 June
7454 June
29)4 June
Sale
3754
1854
104)4
654
1654
45
Sale
38 m
16 )4
2
June
Sale
9)4
Apr.
v June
June 19
Sale
78
Apr. 13
June 30
Jan.
Jan.
65
29)4 Sale
J&X
53 H Sale
27
Sale
23 $ Sale
16)4 June
99)4 Mar.
May
Apr.
Apr.
19
June
Sale
May
30
4
Feb. 18
Mar.
6
Feb.
4
Feb.
4
Mar. 9
Mar. 6
Jan. 14
25
24
25
8
June
67)4
47)4
Apr. 15
Apr. 28
Jan.
June 11
11
Curtis
June
105)4
Sale
6
10
June 22
Jan.
10854
Sale
65
June
Rights
8
14
Mar.
Sale
Apr. :
Sale
Sale
Preferred.
18
Jan. 13
Mar. 5
Feb. 11
37
Sale
6)1
15)4
106)4
11)4 Feb.
5
154 Jan. 16
Sale
6)4 Sale
40.
10
Sale
554
Cuban American Sugar.... 10
page
3854
10954
15
Mar. 24
Mar. 25
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Feb. 17
June 10
Feb. 10
Mar. 6
June 30
6
Coty.Inc
Dunhlll
7)4
20)1
17
Jan.
Sale
Sale
Consolidation Coal Co vtc.25
Continental
4
Sale
Consolld RR of Cuba pref. 100
(ConsolidatedTextile..
•
Continental Can..........20
Continental Diamond Fibre 5
June
8
10
24
25
06)1 June 30
8)4 June
1
)4 June
1
254 June
2
.....*
new...
Sale
Jan.
33)4 Jan.
3
1354 Jan. 22
June 17
June 29
June 25
June
Feb. 21
(Feb. 17
12 )4f Feb. 27
35)4 June 18
26
1
S'Feb. 17
June 22
June 19
Sale
...
see
8
June 26
June 26
17
•
9,400 Davega Stores Corp........5
245,400 Deere 8c Co
47,500
Preferred...
20
114,800 Diesel-Wemmer-Gllbe rtCor pi 0
100
428,200 Delaware * Hudson
50
629,000 Del Lack 8c Western
44,000 Denver Rio Gr 8c Wes pref 100
100
23,700 Detroit Edison
1,290 Detroit 8t Mackinac Ry Co. 100
650
5% non cum pref.......100
38,800 Devoe 8c Reynolds A
......*
42,800 Diamond Match-...........*
Participating 4% Pref..25
17,500
539,300 Distil Corp-Seagrams Ltd..-*
1,000 Dixie-Vortex Co...
264,400 Dome Mines Ltd
47,900 Dominion Stores Ltd.......*
For footnotes
May
16)4 June 26
14)4 June 26
June
June
June
June
8
June 19
June 16
2
Industry......!
Preferred
1,400
23,600
4,900
8,400
23,500
38,000
2,100
2,000
72,100
106
99
64)4 June
11654 June
78
69
Sale
77)4
110
36* Mar/4
Apr. 11
*45)4 Jan. 22
51)4 Jan. 23
2154 Apr.
8
1
2
19
11
Sale
69
Sale
Sale
37$fMar.ll
134
June 19
June 16
2054 June
21
15
76 34 June 26
June
7)4 June
3254 June
18)4 June
754
o1^
Sale
Jan.
36)4! Feb. 20
June 30
.06
99
Consol Edison Co of N Y Tnc *
340 Crown Wil P 1st pf.
279,800
135,700
11,000
93,400
8,470
699,300
46,630
45,700
226,200
52,200
3,815,800
1,640,800
763,150
Sale
...
Preferred
18)4
Sale
67
112
49«*f Jan. 11
Sale
..*
Solvents..
Preferred...
6
3
2954 Juue 25
Sale
Commonwealth 8c Southern *
3
2054 June 16
June
6
Feb. 28
34)4 June
3
2854 June 18
24 )4 June 19
26)4 June 22
3654 June 10
46
42)4 June
18)4 June
8
Feb.
2454 Mar. 24
954 Feb. 19
Sale
101
May
2354 June 25
5)4 June 23
Sale
Sale
Commercial
June
.10
Sale
Sale
2
5154 Feb.
Sale
11254
Mar.
20)4 Jan.
Sale
Sale
Sale
11054 Feb. 14
1
42)4 June
4
109)4 June
1
1554 June 4
454 June 11
24)4 June 11
Sale
HJH
Mar. 24
May 18
9
97
Sale
*
97
.0354 June 1
4754 June 22
Sale
preferred
*
pref ser of *35..*
46)|
June 17
Sale
conv
86)4 Feb. 19
754 Mar. 5
1454 June
•
$4.25
107)4 Jan
3354 Jun
Mar. 25
June 30
19)4 Feb. 14
5754 June
2
Sale
Convertible
6
24
35
21 114
_
.02
Sale
67)4
116)4 11054
Sale
107)4
Sale
14)4
Sale
2)4
Comm InvTrust........
1154
10
1
June 30
101
....
1
2
30 )4
8
11
June
Sale
3254
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
y
Jan. 21
Feb. 10
31$
11
21
21
2
6
June 20
Sale
Columbia Pictures Corp rtc*
$2.75 conr pref
*
June
85)4
15)4
72)4
454
2354
90
June 25
10
38)4 June
Jan.
Jan.
20)4
56
3
8
7)4
31
6
11
Feb. 26
June 17
9
5754 June
10454 *102)4 June 4
122
June
7
25
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
June 12
Sale
*
......
_
_
23
23
28
;
12
Jan.
3154
2)4
5)4
4)4
12)4
June 17
June 12
Sale
31H
June 12
18
81
30
254 Feb.
5
854 June 27
12
55
.27
Sale
100
100
....
,
2
12
13
30
28
29
1
June 24
126
...
.......100
Preferred.....
June
28
87
Sale
Colorado 8c Southern.... 100
29
23
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
654 May
12)4 Apr.
4054 May
1)4 Apr.
3)4 Apr.
3)4 Apr.
1954 Jan.
20
June
2
June
Sale
(Colorado Fuel 8c Iron
18
June 18
97
Sale
........100
Colonial Beacon Oil Co....
June
June
Sale
Collins 8c Alkman
June 18
5
June 29
6)4 June 27
Sale
............100
5
June
7)4 June 10
35)4 June
Sale
Colgate-Palmollve-Peet Co..*
June 24
Jan.
57
13
128
58
June 26
2
1)4 Apr.
4
97
54)4
Sale
*
5
108)4 June 10
3354 June 30
Sale
134)4
•
54
97
111
Sale
4)4 June 17
3)4 June 17
9)4 June 17
1754 June 25
30
6)4
Sale
97
100
2)4 June 27
854 June 27
June 16
29)4 June
9
2
June 17
10
7)4 June 13
9)4 June 17
June
9
28)4 June 9 29
92 )4 June
June 30
5 114
Sale
57,200 Cutler-Hammer, Inc........*
1,700
Sale
June
Sale
5,500
300
200
8
Sale
.......-.5
Stores.
Preferred
Sale
5
70
1,300
Sale
Sale
640 Cushmans Sons 7% pref.. 100
740
7o preferred
....
..*
2,900
3,600
1,900
25,400
1,000
41,400
2,100
70,100
1,600
Sale
29 X
Sale Prices
...
150
60
J24^
Sale
Sale
348,000
138,400
111,100
734,500
590,600
28,900
15,110
352,098
5,500
304,100
61,900
238,000
250,400
21,500
16,500
1,990
2,800
9,900
5,600
238,400
56,700
763,150
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
Preferred
Clark
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
*
....—100
City Ice 8c Fuel
City
Sale
25
Chile
c
Sale
*
Childs Co
c
Sale
Sale
(Chic Rock Isl 8c Pac
33,600
12,100
11,800
25,900
54,700
3,600
2,150
40,900
1,400
16,100
8,000
41,400
69,900
13,600
760
8)4
Sale
Sale
38,500
14,100
13,500
5,700
12,800
1,900
3,500
28
100
100
100
Preferred..
Chicago 8c North West
Highest
Sale Prices
154 June
3
5)4 June 12
8)4 June 29
28)4 June 16
154 June
3 )4 June
5
254 June 25
10
Sale
2,220
5% preferred v t c
100
326,300 Container Corp of America.20
428,900 Continental Bakcl A
*
Class B
*
450,700
Preferred
31,100
..........100
14", 166
Sale
Sale
Sale
2,569,900 Columbia G 8c El common...*
39,700
Preferred
.......100
1,900
5% pref series B
100
455,100 Commercial Credit. .......10
28,921
Preferred 5)4 %
.....100
100
120
30)4
Lowest
Ask
(Chic Mil St Paul & Pacific.*
.......
20
2,660
Xi
10)4
29)4
250 Cleveland 8c Pittsburgh—50
59,700 Cluett, Peabody 8c Co
...*
630
Preferred..
.....100
1,210
500
600
Sale
Sale
100
Preferred
6,900 Cleve Elec 111 $4.50 ser pref..*
77.400 Cleve Graphite Bronze (The)l
304,100
14,600
41,800
1,580,500
5.065,500
98,300
52,300
123,100
12,400
17,550
3,820
96,000
1,390
7,170
13,700
'
(Chic Indlanap 8c Louis pflOO
Chicago Mall Order Co
5
June 30
Ask
Ask
Chicago Great Western—100
40 C C C 8c St Louis pref
■1
June 1
1936
58,500
101,000
32,000
58,600
69,500
74,400
46,400
57,300
213,100
2,230
3,184,500
107,400
8,620
81,400
20
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
Par
54,400
102,900
1,210
28,900
133,400
344,300
294,600
30
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
■4-
Price
Jan. 1
Shares
PRICES IN JUNE
STOCKS
N. Y, STOCK
33
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Sale
June 30
Sale
June 26
Sale
June
5
15)4
IVA
5
June
4
9
June 17
1)4
Sale
June
June
Sale
Sale
June
4
June 17
June 25
June
54 May
1)4 Jan.
5
May
Apr.
8
Jan. 25
Mar.
6
2
June 19
Jan,
4
23
15
Jan, 15
Mar.
9
\
N. Y. STOCK
34
aggregate
sales\
Par
350
"4,766
9,500
13954
2,636
293.665
50,500
664,200
2,620
650,600
510
65,000
n
30
230
23,500
5.900
14,500
400
5,600
4,900
600
13,300
360
8,300
131,066
1
7.,600
900
110
4,100
8,800
4,800
2,000
4,700
110
144,100
77,800
30,500
330
30
...100
...
6%
conv
preferred......100
50
14,800
5,300
12,700
3,200
7,200
850
100
36,600
15,500
129,300
7,600
45,300
1,940
90,400
11,900
21,500
79,400
54,766
7,700
50,900
3.000
6,300
100
64,700
12,600
4,400
4,400
4,000
7,400
Sale
11054 112
1454 Sale
Sale
654 Sale
Sale
Sale
54 Sale
154
64*
8
4754 Sale
46
5054
53
Highest
Sale Prices
1354 June 29
6,906
282,566
78,666
Preferred.
56
Sale
3554
8
Sale
6
%
\V£
654 Sale
1254 Sale
1754 Sale
1154 12
Sale
40
454
3
354 Sale
13
Sale
81
June
Sale
554
12
1854
1254
June 26
June
June
June
4
Sale
Sale
3854 Sale
121
130
Sale
3
Sale
2754 June 26
554 June 13
254 June
ii*
149
12,320 Gamewell Co (The).........*
191,700 Gen American Investors....*
6,600
Preferred..
197,866 Gen Amer Transp Corp.....5
321,566 General Asphalt..........10
264,006 General Baking Co.—....5
1,600
Preferred
152,700 General Bronze..
262,400
5
General Cable.............*
116,800
Class A._
.*
26,430
Preferred 7%..........100
30,300 Gen Cigar Inc........
1,320
Preferred (7)
..100
1,559,000 General Blectrlc.....
.__*
...
552,206
General Foods
.....—*
1,264,600 Gen Gas Jc Blec CI A.......*
3,220
Conv preferred A—.,.—*
570
Preferred A (7).......
♦
—*
......
54.406 General Mills—....—•
4,740
Preferred
100
2,267,880 Gen Motors Corp,.
59,900
..._10
Preferred (6)...
58,906 Gen Outdoor Advertising. A*
125,566
Common
.........*
17,666 General Printing Ink.......*
1,150
Preferred
.....—*
149,060 General Public Service.....*
63,900 General Ry
3V*
30
110
34
Sale
111
Sale
62
6754
3054 Sale
12154 16054
5254 Sale
fi*
lisa
Sale
10754
Sale
97
22
100
1254
127 54
954
554
17
71
55
141
Sale
Sale
143
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5654
Sale
3854 Sale
3454 Sale
54 Sale
12
14
m
AYA
65,300
7% preferred
1,013,900 Goodyear T 3c R
27,260
1st preferred...
151,400 Gotham Silk Hosiery..
5,580
Preferred..
8354
5654
143
W*
39
30
1554
19
20
30
5654
Sale
39
Sale
Sale
106
Sale
Sale
Sale
89
5654
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
29
55
Sale
4054
106
121,000
126,900
61,800
38,900
116,500
165,200
140,900
1,616,466
17,900
13.900
1,366,200
223,500
160
70
3,996
14,300
145,766
96
For footnotes
see page
40.
26
June
454
3054
Sale
4054 June
2454 June
254 Sale
1751 Sale"
8854
8854
754 Sale
7554 Sale
4854 Sale
107
Sale
'354 Sale
1954
Sale"
1454 Sale
100
Motors......1
Sale
9
3
19
33 m
Sal#
Sale
3254 3254
3054 Sale
254 Sale
29
Sale
3554 Sale
3954 Sale
16
82
Sale
Sale
1054 Sale
84
46
Sale
Sale
10654 Sale
% Sale
454 Sale
854 Sale
1554 Sale
91
93
954 Sale
94>4
96
254 Sale
k
Sale
3
Jan.
Jan.
10
7
llH
92
57
141
Sale
Sale
Sale
14654
3754 Sale
4154 Sale
254 Sale
37
35
36
6
34
32
June
45
11
June
5
85* June
4
3154 Sale
63
Sale
2754 June 26
454 Jan.
3
36
Sale
36
38
1854 Sale
1354 Sale
Sale
1254 Sale
92
754
36
June 26
June
22H
22
83
June 30
June
5
9
June
June
5
June
3
June 30
June 11
June
554
1654
1054
.03
5054
2554
125s
.4954
854
1154
25
92
June
4
June 11
June
6
Sale
4354 Sale
10454 10554
30
5
Apr. 22
Feb. 11
23
12
23
10
17
June 12
June 23
June 10
Mar.
Mar.
1
4
1
354 Sale
1754 Sale
2754 3054
Feb. 17
Feb. 17
Feb.
1
Feb.
8
Feb. ■ 4
June 23
June
1
June 17
June 23
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
4
1
Apr. 21
Feb.
1
10
26
12
24
Feb.
Jan.
Sale
13654 145
5154 Sale
2554 Sale
5
6
6
Mar. 10
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
1
June 30
11
11
10
13
June 20
June 22
June. 17
Feb.
5
6
Feb.
6
Feb.
6
Mar. 21
Jan,
6
Jan.
3
Apr.
6
June 26
June 25
65
37
8
53
17
Feb.
Feb.
June 18
May 16
June 30
Mar.
5
June 30
25
June 24
June 24
June 20
June 15
June 20
Feb.
5
June
June
Feb.
3
4
Mar. 14
2
Apr.
2654 May
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
June 15
18H June 1
1354|June
June:
654 Jan.
June 30
Jan. 16
June 23
June
1
Jan.
3954 June
10654 June 12
10454 June
Jan. 24
June 15
June 23
Jan. 14
Jan. 27
June
May 22
1
2851
254 June 18
June 11
W*
June
5
June 19
June 19
3954 June 16
June
2
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1854 June 30
1354 June 25
June 30
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1
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37
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June
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June 20
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June 30
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2354 June 5
90
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5
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354
1654
2654
June 12
June 11
June 4
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8
17
69
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654 June
1354 June
116
Feb.
1354 Jan. !
17
78
Jan.
25
17
2154 Jan. !
87
Jan.
29
June
1
June 10
99
June
265
945
June
10
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June 15
June
4
254 June
1
354 June
8
354 June 17
1854 June 17
29
June 25
854 Apr. !
77
2
Jan.
June;
zl54 June
354 Apr. :
16
25
Apr.
29^i"June""l
Apr. :
17
June
4
3854 June
2 54 June
5
1
3554 June 29
sl4354June 12
5054 June 24
2454 June
1
2854 Jan.
16
Jan.
June
1
3254 Jan.
June 17
June
1
154 Apr. :
31
Jan.
37
June 11
Jan.
14554 June 10 136
5054 Mar.
5154 June 30
22
Apr.
2654 June 17
3354 June 27
8
Feb.
1
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8
Apr.
3054 Jan. :
"3554
2
5
Apr. 21
June 23
121
1954 Sale
9854 Sale
2454 Sale
93
9454
954 Sale
9454 96
2
Sale
6
June 22
June 18
June 20 110
June
5
3354 June 27 38
'64 June
454 Sale
754 Sale
1354 Sale
6
4
6
1
June 25
Feb. 14
June 30
June
2
11854 June 15 120
054 June
4 6854 June 25
June 20
12054 June
1 122
30
8
Mar. 19
June 20
June 17
June 11
6
4
Jan.
Apr. 14
1
June
May 29
I June 10
June 30
iJune 30
June 30
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
Feb. 15
Jan. 15
Apr. 17
Feb. 20
Feb. 29
Jan. 23
Jan. 27
Feb. 19
June 25
63
4
Feb. 21
June 10
I June 30
I June 11
Jan.
7
i Feb.
5
Feb.
6
Feb.
7
June 25
4
June
iii
6
6354 June 23
43
4
June
6
Feb.
3054 June 17
2
June
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
3354 June 25
2
June
June
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37
954 Jan. 30
4454 Feb. 19
Mar,
Mar.
4
2954
13
June 24
Mar. 13
Mar. 25
Mar. 25
Apr.
8
Apr.
9
June 29
Apr.
3
Feb.; 7
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254
254
2954 Sale
374
5
June 25
6
101
4954
Sale
June
0554
4854
64
Sale
Sale
.06
3054
.22
11*
22
June 29
June 24
June
5
4354
2554
.12
June 23
14954 145
754 Sale
1054 Sale
1754 Sale
3854 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
29
29
25
2 4
.0954
2954
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
2654 June 30
11854 June 3
3
5654 June
Sale
"3354 Sale
Sale
137
70
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
40
27
554
Sale
154 Sale
354
17
Sale
Sale
135
39
UA
147
122
2054 Sale
8554
91
2554 Sale
3454 Sale
16
64
124
Sale
10054 103
4854 Sale
11654
Sale
Sale
2554 Sale
93
9654
3354 Sale
12154 Sale
38
115
105
2
3
3
June 18
3110
114
Sale
5
2654 June
Sale
10354 June 2
Sale
4
June
45
June
3
2854 29
Sale
S54 June 30
June 26
34
32
10954 10954 June 16
Sale
754 Sale
654
-2,54
5254 4954
10/
10854 110
Sale"
354
454
5
Sale
23.54 Sale
87
Sale
Sale
9j
Sale
79.
._
4
6354 Sale
11854 Sale
6654 Sale
3154
354 Sale
♦
Granby Cons M S 3c P—
2d stamped............100
Grand Union Co trust ctfs.-l
Conv preferred series.....*
Granite City Steel........
Part paid receipts........
Grant (W T)_.
*
Great Northern Ir ore prop- *
Great Northern pref.....100
Rights
Great West Sug.........
Preferred..
........100
Green Bay 3c Western RR. 100
Green (H L) Co......
.1
June
■A*
Sale
4154
8654 Sale
...... ......
1,043,506 Graham-Paige
3
Sale
5654 Sale
1854 Sale
554 Sale
Apr. 29
1154 Jan.
June 16
June 22
June
8
June 26
35i
Sale"
[20
1754 11854
46
89
4
June 19
June 22
9
58
149
Sale
1054 Sale
.2454 Sale
13
33
67
100
......
154 Jan.
4154 June 29
22
95
354 June
*VA
Sale
2654 Sale
8
2854
Sale
...
2954 Jan.
43 54 June 25
54 Jan.
954 June 24
121
60
37
5
13
10
5754 Sale
ioii
L52
4
68
554
1254 Sale
46
30 Gold 3c Stock Teleg Co...100
949,100 Goodrich (B F)
3254 Jan.
16
Jan.
954 Feb. 11
Feb.
Jan. 23 114
Apr. 30 1754 Feb.
554 Apr. 29
654 Jan.
62
25
27 166
Jan.
6
Apr, 28
Apr. 27
June
1
121
Sale
4754 Sale
P
Jan.
1354 June
5154 June 23
June
105
46
29
Sale
106
94
1454 June 23
3154 June 11
754 June 27
June
Sale
Sale
4
1354 Sale
1054 Sale
Sale
Sale
366,700
521,606
18
9
2854
10554
4754
27
654
32
35
37
34
41,500
226,000
10,710
168,400
375,700
June
1454 June 18
3
Mar. 11
Apr. 28 172
June
2 *11254June 17
June 10
754 Jan.
3
June 30
4554 Jan. 14
June 30
48
Jan.
6
June 30
55
Jan.
4
June
9
554 Apr.
7
June 17
11
Apr. 30
79
2554
Sale
396,800 Gen Realty 3c Utilities Corp.l
19,300
Preferred..♦
138,100 General Refractories......_*
Convertible preferred....*
Brothers........«._*
7% preferred...........100
Glldden Co (The)...
♦
1 7% prior preferred.....100
Rights..
Gobel (Adolf).............. I
Goebel Brewing Co....
...1
Gold Dust certificates
,
554 June 30
156
158
_
Sale
108
34,100
13
June 17
June 10
5
90
314
42
L07
568,066 Glmbel
June 12
June
4
June 16
June 25
114
4554
28
Preferred..............100
pref....*
10
3%
Sale
Sale
100 Gen Theatres Equip Corp...*
382,300 Gillette Safety Rasor ......*
June
June 30
11
June
June
40
111
40
13,900 Gen Steel Castings
8*
June 11
June
3654
42
43
*
Signal
June
854 June
3
3754 June 25
954 Sale
23 K
104
3
June 30
June 13
June 13
85
7954
9%
354
354
2654
.
2d preferred......—.....*
Gabriel Co (The) Class A...*
654 June 11
_
40
45
102,366
4,466 Florshelm Shoe (The) d A..*
246,060 tFollansbee Bros-.—.....i-*
185,506
k
9454
Preferred series A......100
First National Stores. .....*
1.160
6% conv pref
.......100
5,620 Fuller Co prior pref.....—.*
2
Sale
4954 Sale
14954 Sale
146
Firestone Tire 3cRubber...lO
14,920
1354 June 29
114.
133
129
2854
554
3054
June 19 11054
111H June 3 113
10
1254 June 19 1454 June 23
June 26
June
5
"l4~" "1354 Ju^e"l5
M
1354
4954
Sale
360 Fllene's Sons..............*
680
Preferred.
.......100
Franklin Simon pref—100
Freeport Texas Co.........10
~
8 172
June 24
June 13 164
June
5
June
6
3354 June 17
4
5
■
56,400 Food Machinery Corp new 10
1,366
454% conv preferred.... 100
161,700 Footer-Wheeler...
3,030
7% conv preferred....—..*
60,800 Fourth Nat'l Investors.....1
30
1354
Sale
100
36,400
June
8
June 24
18
5 J4 June
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
"1254 Sale"
Federal Motor Truck.......*
Federal Screw Works.......*
264,400
8 114
5 151
68
155,800 Federal Water Service A....*
72,600 Federated Departm*t Stores.*
58,600 Fidelity Phenix Fire Ins.2,50
■
June
June
12951 June
16254
'3254
112
13
1454 J*"3® 19
1854 Jan. 17
8 11554 Jan. 31
Apr. 30 153
Apr.
8
4
Feb.
7 13354 Apr.
1 12954 June
1
June 30 xl 1154 June 12 11554 Feb. 14
111154 June 12 115
114
140 >4
554 June
6
Sale
1454 June
74
Sale
,6654 June
li* Sale
68
Sale
68
6054 June
Sale
Sale
435i June 25 47
Sale
54
54 June
-54
Sale
I54 June
62
June 19 6554
67
60
113
11354 311254June 17 114
1354 June
5 1554
1454 Sale
Sale
82
7054 June 2 84
Sale
75
June 11
654 Sale
3354 Sale
3054 Sale
54
5454
7
Lowest
Sale Prices
20
16854 170
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
2,406
16,166
166
Sale
2954 Sale
854 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
826
1
a?*
Sale
ll%
3854
910
460,100
4,100
10,900
15,000
2,800
115
22
2054
490
Preferred A (8)
366 General Italian Edison
5,100
Sale
114
155 54 165
1H
6254
115
14954 Sale
12954 Sale
113,400 Federal Light 8c Traction..l5
2,130
Preferred
15,506 Federal Mining 3c Smelt..100
1,176
22,800
7,500
9,200
Preferred
Fairbanks Morse 3c Go......*
Sale
Sale
13054 131H
L1454 115
20
2654
754 Sale
L56 54 Sale
37
1354
114
-----
Ask
Sale
166,206 Fajardo Sug Co Porto Rico.20
183,666
4,200
2.150
First preferred.........100
69.405 Fairbanks Co.............25
26,626
146,006
10
13.600
tElk Horn Coal Corp.......*
Preferred. .....*.........50
38,300
Second preferred
.....100
136 Brie 8c Pittsburgh
50
110,900 Bureka Vacuum Clean......5
261,500 Brans Products Co.........5
33,000 ExchangeBuffetCorp......*
17,400
200
660
820
-
12,000 Endlcott-Johnaon
50
450
5% preferred
........100
65,900 Bnftineers Pul>Service...... 1
15,900
95 cony preferred ........*
20,100
95.50 preferred
6,800
96 cum preferred.........*
102,800 Equitable Office Bldg
228,200 Brie...
....100
390
7,000
2,800
18,500
16,700
6,600
Preferred..............100
Blectrlc Boat
3
Blec 8c Musical Ind—
.
167,500
165.666
6.200
3,200
3,300
1,700
15,400
10,800
8,600
2,200
250
900
800
*
...*
(The)...5
Bitingon Schlld
Blectrlc Auto-Lite
351,700
American shares..........
2,575,700 Blec Power 8c Light...
*
423,900
$7 pref
227,000
96 pref.
♦
55,030 Blec Storage Batterj...... *
13,100
212,900
32,600
19,100
6,900
1,600
2,200
1,300
8,230
2,950
16,000
2,000
18,100
4,300
Preferred..............100
Baton Mfg. Co.
Sale
15%
11454
330
23,000
5,400
15
....
Preferred..........
Lowest
Sale Prices
June 30
Ask Bid
Ask
1M
9,200
3,400
41,600
"4", 800
Sid
245,200 Du Pont de Nem 8c Co (El).20
16,400
6% non-voting deben ..100
2,680 Duquesne Light 1st pref 100
460 Durham Hos Mills pref.._I00
128,300 Eastern Rolling Mills
5
68,100 Bastman Kodak Co. of N. J-*
660
June 1
1936
10;900 Duplan Silk...
10
25,700
2,200
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 2
Shares
Shares
400
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
PRICES IN JUNE
STOCKS
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
In
Jun6
'
7
Feb.
Feb.
28
17
Jan.
6
Feb.
10
Apr.
15
June 25
Apr. 15
Feb. 17
Mar. 11
Apr.
4
Feb. 19
Mar. 19
15
15
Apr.
2
Mar. 25
June 27
Feb. 19
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 21
Mar. 16
Mar. 9
May 20
Feb.
Mar.
6
2
v,
N. Y. STOCK
July, 1936]
AGGREGATE
SALES
Par
950 Greene Cananea Copper .100
Ask
Bid
81
259,000 Greyhound Corp (The)_ —5
118,700 Guantanamo Sugar
90
72 % Sale
2
Sale
29%
Gulf Mobile 8c Northern .100
9% Sale
Preferred
.100
30% Sale
Gulf States Steel
29
Sale
Sale
7% 1st preferred
..100 108
Preferred.
.100
.....
27
7,000 Hackensack Water
...25
29%
1,660
Preferred A
-.25
35
187,200 Hall Printing
..10
6%
*
53,100 Hamilton Watch........
14
1,970
lioo 110
Preferred...
2,930 Hanna (M A) Co $5 pref. ....•
129,300 Harbison Walker Ref___. II"*
...
330
79,800
2,370
398,000
9,800
4,400
Preferred
6%.........
lioo
Hat Corp class A........ ...1
.100
6%% preferred
Hayes Body
........
830
.100
7% preferred
Motors
24,800 Hercules Powder
2,590
Preferred
100
9,500 Hershey Chocolate
*
8,800
Cony preferred.—..——..*
140,100 Holland Furnace.......
*
650
$5 conv preferred
99,106 Hollander (A) 8c Son........5
274.000 Holly Sugar Corp....—
*
390
7% preferred
—.—100
7,100
Homestake Mining
—.100
21,800 Houdallle-Hershey cl A
446,900
Class B
5.500 Household Finance part pf 50
—
V.900
972,oOO
138,300
71,700
25,400
848,900
625,600
637,100
27,700
Class A
Houston OH of Texas
25
r t c
Howe Sound rot trust ctfs—5
Preferred
100
Hudson Motor Car
*
Hupp Motor Car Corp.....10
Illinois Central
—.100
6% pref series A.......100
0% preferred——..—...100
Steel
-
*
...
347,000 Inspiration Cons Copper,.20
25,000 Insuranshares Ctfs lac
-1
101,500 tlnterboro Rap Tran ▼ t c 100
15,600 int Rys of Cent Amer
..*
8,020
Certificates....——
*
100
17,110
Preferred
106.400 Intercontinental Rubber—*
542,700 Inter lake Iron..
*
273,100 Internet Agricultural...—*
Prior preferred
47,300
100
35,500 Int Business Machines
*
*
250,800 Internat Cement
423,510 Internet Harvester,——.-*
7,000
7% preferred
100
313,100 Internat Hydro-Rlec Sys A.25
99,600 Internat Mercaa Marine.—.*
1,320,100
8,600
127,600
47,800
165,600
; 489,000
35,850
5,170
19,800
27,000
23,000
7,790
2,359,400
105,600
2,930
34,000
20,300
560
.
Internat Nickel of Canada..*
Preferred
Internat
100
Paper Ac Power cl A *
Class B
•
Class C
*
—...
Preferred
.....100
Internat Printing Ink
...*
Preferred............—100
International Shoe...
International Silver..
preferred
9
Corp
34%
33
37
8% Sale
15
15%
36
112
111
Copper
*
Keystone St'l AcWlre'Co new *
Kimberly-Clark............*
Kinney (G R)
——_——*
8% preferred.........
*
Kresge (S S) Co
10
7% preferred
......100
Kresge Dept Stores....—
1
370
8% preferred—————100
♦
4,300 Kress (S H) At Co
*
286,200 Kroger Grocery At Bak
38,600
12,600
40,750
16,140
232,600
3.600
9,800
^—...
3,600 Laclede Gas..—.........100
Preferred
.........100
2,210
170,000 Lambert Co (The)—........*
.........*
7,400 Lane Bryant
142,700 Lee Rubber Ac Tire—......,5
87,100 Lehigh Portland Cement..25
6,260
4% conv preferred......100
251,200 Lehigh Valley
50
Sale
14
32% June
Sale
26
14% June
112
Sale
08
151
162
148
28%
99% 108
129% 129
74
125
160
26%
1
40%
24
Sale
Sale
112
480
41
Sale
a74% Sale
U13H
111 % 113
Sale
Sale
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
13%
10%
Sale
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
18
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6*
54% June
7% June
48% June
3% June
9% June
14% June
2
June
20
30
64
4
June
5
10
June
2
Sale
June 12
June
8
Sale
June 11
Sale
June
Sale
27
Sale
5
June 30
June
4
June
5
Sale
June
4
Sale
Sale
June 27
9
Sale
June
June
June
June
07
Sale
39%
25 %
Sale
Sale
37%
June :
38%
June
Sale
110
June
25% Sale
49
June
Sale
June
16%
16
Sale
Sale
15
Sale
15% Sale
95% Sale
19% Sale
26% 26%
Sale
Sale
Sale
-
57
Sale
79
Sale
Sale
103
Sale
122% Sale
78% Sale
Sale
77% Sale
120
13% Sale
118% 120
21% Sale
34% Sale
June
June
June
June
June
June :
Sale
125
71
June
59
14
120
116% 119
20
36
Sale
37
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
22
Sale
June
26
25
24
1
June 29
58% Jan.
16%
19%
32%
21%
June
6
June 29 116% June 29
22
June 22
June
5
June
8 39% June 22
June 5 22% June 24
June * 4
28% June 23
June 24 91% June
1
88
June 24
June 12
4% June
8
35% June 24
24% June 22
77%
26% Sale
23% Sale
42%
37
22%
Sale
Sale
Sale
7%
14%
15% Sale
107
8%
12
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
13% Sale
Sale
Sale
47%
Sale"
9% Sale
June
60%
June 26 105
June 10
June
4
69
June 30
22% Sale
21
va
27%
27
34%
20% Sale
8
8%
12%
13
19
Sale
96
97
9% Sale
2%
2%
10% Sale
1
June 27
6%
25
Sale
Sale
June
6
June 10
June 29
June 25
Sale
June
19 %
Sale
June
June
3
18
2
4
17
Sale
June
Sale
June
Sale
June 18
Apr.
2
Feb. 19
Feb. 24
3
Apr.
Apr.
28%
24%
25%
93%
41%
22%
29%
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
Mar. 20
June 10
27
May 13
Jan.
June
Jan.
P
30
20%
102%
4*
74*
66
May
Apr.
Apr.
June
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
7
June 24
Feb. 25
June
1
Apr.
Apr. 24
Jan.
43
25%
110%
6%
81%
H*
19% June
28
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
20% Apr.
33*1
Jan.
June
47
19%
7%
12%
15%
June
Jan,
26:
Jan.
Feb
10% June 18
2% June
4
11
June
1
Sale
53
Sale
Sale
June 15 102
June
5
15%
June1 4
52 •
June
5
58%
7% Sale
Sale
June
9
June 30
June 27
12
June 30
June 25
June 27
38% May
Jan.
47% Jan.
7
May
8
Jan.
Jan.
32
May
Apr.
94% Apr.
8% Jan.
2% Apr.
9% Apr.
89
May
14
June 22
21% June 17
10% June 10
14% June 23
19% June
2
97% June 25
0
2
June 22
1
3
June 29
26% June 23
37 % June 18
Sale
4
June
22
June 10
June 30
74
23% June
Sale
Sale
June
18
29
6% June 10
80
14% Sale
43% Sale
96
27
21
30
30
17
June 25
June 25
26
Feb.
27
78
18
10
8
26
10
39%
22%
33%
91%
28% Jan.
17% June
June 26
5%
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
2
87
27
75
Feb. 19
Mar. 2
Feb.
8
2
10
June
June
104
79
Feb. 21
Jan.
23
Sale
38% Sale
18% Sale
June
13
Jan.
92
72
75
Mar. 23
19% Jan.
May
85
106% mk
5
5*f
18
116% June 29 121
14%
June
June
June
June
22% June
4
Feb. 14
Mar.
4
7 129 ' Feb. 21
5 126% Feb. 24
75% May 27 90% Feb. 21
20
18
21%
20%
93%
39%
21%
11
June 26
Feb. 14
June 25
May
Jan.
24% June 18
27
90
88
17
27
80
June
32
Jan.
121% Feb.
71
June
Sale
8
43% May
June 29
92% June
5 106
9
122% June 29 124% June
77
June
1
81% June
9
June
Sale
41
8
Sale
25
3
Apr. 13
Jan. 18
185% Apr. 11
49% Mar. 24
90% June 12
160
Apr.
3
8
5% Jan.
17
20% Sale
36% Sale
14
5% Mar. 11
23
20% Sale
Sale
5
34
Sale
Sale
19
18
Feb.
13%
7%
18%
8%
6%
41%
5%
15%
1
24% Sale
15% Sale
Sale"
4% Jan.
2
25% May 21
May 12 147
June 23
June
Feb.
Feb.
18% Feb. 27
13% Apr. 20
34% Apr.
7
.06
29
23
26
28% Sale
27% Sale
90% 92%
19
114% Mar.
22
Sale
Feb.
June 19
4 June
9
4 June 12
79
Feb. 19
Jan. 23
Feb.
0
Mar. 0
70
27% Sale
91% Sale
19
5
2
57*
5.
17*
19%
3%
45
Sale
85
88
Apr. 27
4
May
5
18% Sale
29% Sale
21
June 10
Jan.
4
75% June 24
6
29
18%
.
8
20
Mar.
May 12
i June 24
June
5% Sale
Sale
80
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
4 z56% June 29
12
7
Jan. 15
54]
June 25 125% Feb.
129]
7]
3% Apr. 30
4 June 30
6
4
June 22
2% Jan.
9
3]
2% June 22
1% Jan.
34
June 30
20% Apr. 30! 36]
37
40
June 23
May 22! 44
110
June 19i 107
Apr. 27 111
23
Apr. 28 29]
25% June 11!
49 % June
53]
47% Jan.
1
15
Apr.
23]
17% June 22
67
58
50
June
June 23
12% Apr
15% June 23
153
10% Apr.
15% June 25
82
Jan.
96% June 25
96]
15
Jan.
223
20% June 11
26% May
293
27% June 29
120 - June 30 113
123
Apr.
June
3
Sale
June
May 14
Apr.
1
IF
14
Jan.
June 22
2% Sale
98
5
4
4 June 18
3
70%
June
May
June 30
June
9
June
June 18
Sale
122
13
37
Feb. 17 112
June 24 544
Jan.
Jan,
June
5
June 23
9% Sale
4ig
2
Jan.
39%
22%
65%
54%
6%
48%
3%
8%
13%
1
13
June
19%
11
June 26
Sale
128%
Sale
30% Jan.
17
13
5
19
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
30
58
Sale
Sale
124% Sale
Apr.
June 26
Apr.
3
June
Sale
5%
27%
23 108
30 135
80
29 119
2
44%
Jan.
Jan.
71% June 10
28% Feb. 19
Sale
Sale
9
Apr. 30
June 30 133
18% Apr. 30
156
Sale
20
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
June 22
167%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
84
128
4
June 26
June
1
11% June 12
June
3
Sale
81
4
30% June 17
125% June 30
June1
Sale
Sale
118
June 25
June 17
June
23%
35%
65%
13%
June
26% Sale
40% Sale
61
June 29
2% June
June
June
Sale
June 24
9% June 12
17% June 25
12% June
9% June
25% June
114
June 17
3 126
Jan.
3
Mar. 5
Mar. 0
May 14 141
Jan. 27
156% Jan. 27 163% Mar. 24
25% Apr. 30 35% Jan.
2
108
3
Sale
Sale
34% Sale
25% Sale
4
4%
2% Sale
17 115
445
25%
75%
*56%
9%
54%
1
Apr. 23
16% Mar. 25
Feb.
10tg
}?8*
8
23% June
74% June
41% Apr.
20
June
5
June 18
Sale
Sale
29
3
Jan.
June
6
aW
Ilg June
June
2 112
June 24 475
41
39% June
Sale
59%
2
June 26
Jan.
Jan.
12
11
Sale
7
95
3
June
30%
45
Sale
1%
June 26
June
34
120
108
9
Sale
35
36%
.76% Sale
35% Sale
61% Sale
.49
153%
3% Sale
4% Sale
June 16
June
4
14
June 13 112% June 30
June
9
1
4 108
2 130
80% Jan. 27
3% Feb. 27
Mar. 16
19% Mar. 4
55
Mar. 3
48
Mar. 6
118
Mar. 6
39
May
0
36% Jan. 16
11% Apr.
6
Jan.
2
4
21% Feb.
May 19 119
Feb.
8
June 22 105% Mar. 18
109
100
12% June
31% June
12%
Sale
June 29
8
5% June
6%
08% June 30 119
18% June 2 120%
60
June
3 160
28
June
3
29%
Sale Prices
95
Jan. 23
June 10
Jan.
9
6
08
Sale
2% Sale
33
June 16
June
3
Sale
Sale
13% Sale
4
June
36
9
15
Sale
Sale
;
Jan.
113
427% 450
39% 40%
23% Sale
74%
75%
10%
2%
3%
20% Sale
Jan.
30
June
3
June
June 10 72% June 18
3 117% June 13
June
5
38% June 24
June
Sale
L01 %
105
June 11
June 12
1
5 34% June
June 30
30 126
4
15% June 24
June 24
9 110
5
2
June
28%
71%
16%
32%
35% Sale
2
9% Jan.
30% Jan.
28% Jan.
June
Sale
7
7
7
24
June 26
Sale
72%
Sale
4% Sale
June
June 26
June 22
1% Jan.
26% Jan.
97
Sale
13
June
June 22
Highest
65
May 21
48% May 11
Sale
117% 116% 118%
Sale
37% Sale
12%
June 30
June 15
June 23
June
2 116
June 22 102
Sale
Sale
5
7% June
Sale
Sale
4
June 24
June 10
15
15%
107
108% 110
5% Sale
5%
116
120
108%
116% 118% 120
Sale
95
•
M
32
33
9
14%
June 27
58%
2%
30
16%
8 48
5 47
June 30 117
[12
IF
20% Sale
33% Sale
59
59%
Lehn & Fink Products
198,400 Llbby McNeill At Llbby
14
70
39% June
35% June
11
Sale
Lerner Stores Corp.........*
Llbbey-Owens Ford Glass...*
15%
00
10%
10%
16% Sale
1% Sale
3%
19
June
5
Sale
"6% Sale
53% Sale
30
[17
126
June
47
8%
56%
4
27
120
460
Lehigh Valley Coal—...
*
Preferred......——...5#
Lehman Corp (The)...—...*
Corp.5
34%
Lowest
Sale Prices
102% 101
34
34% Sale
126
122%
1
Conv class B...........—1
91,900
•
923,000 Kelvlaator Co
1,790 Kendall Ce part pref ser A—*
32
97
118
41% Sale
30% Sale
65
72%
32
&
Highest
Sale Prices
65% June 12
50% June 25
1% June 22
40
45% Sale
Sale
115% 112
115
480" 500"'
.....1
Kelsey Hayes Wheel—
Convertible class A.......1
159,900
46
33
110
—
Preferred..
Forfootnote* see page 43.
43
34
23% Sale
—...—*
Island Creek Coal—
f
14%
40
130
Sale
71
Sale
27
27
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
2
2"
35
16
30% Sale
——.100
390 Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B *
180,900 Kansas City Southern.... 100
Preferred
100
85,100
61,200 Kaufman Dept Stores..$12.50
86,800 Kayser(J) Ac Co........
5
940 Kelth-Albee Orpheuas pf.100
•
115
Preferred...—.———— 10C
teanecott
138
58%
2%
78% Sale
Internat Tel Ac Tel
Interstate Dept Stores
....
182,700
92,200
80,000
100,900
31,000
348,900
121
100
.........*
26,200 Jewel Tea Inc
181,000 Johns-Manvllle
Preferred
100
2,480
25.626 Jones Ac Laugh Steel pref. 106
1,084,700
Sale
68
87% Sale
*
Intertype
Sale
151% 157%
35% Sale
International Salt—.—..—*
7%
104
5% Sale
120
136
Hudson 8c Manhattan....106
Inland
Sale
112
June 30
Ask Bid
66
Sale
57
Sale
Bid
*
6,630
Leased line stock
100
6,810
RR sec stock ctfs ser A1000
74,900 Indian Refining
10
260,700 Industrial Rayon Corp.....*
29,500 Ingeraoll-Rand...
...•
116", 666
tog
30%
Sale
Sale
120
118
Sale
13
113 r* 117
...2
Hazel-Atlas Co.......... —25
Helme (G W)
—25
101,200 Hercules
*
June 1
1936
Shares
78,000
30,400
24,800
1,770
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
3.490
35
PRICES IN JUNE
STOCKS
n. y. stock exchange
Since
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
>
8
2
10
3
23
3
8
31
31
0
10
Apr.
16
23
Mar. 17
Mar. 24
Apr.
Tg Mar.
7
9
6
6
16 H Feb.
6
June 30
102
Feb.
62*
SB
Apr. 27
June 30
Mar.
6
Jan.
6
N. T. STOCK
36
AGGREGATE
.
8ALES
Jan.
June
Shares
1^
60
790
2,200
5,700
5,800
10,100
51,000
1,100
,
.
11,900
l
—.5
Tob com..25
25
100
Life Savers Corp....
LlOlett & Myers
"B"
Preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
*
Lima Locomotive Works
*
*
Link Belt Co
*
*
Liquid Carbonic
Loew's
Incorporated
Preferred
*
•
——
Loft Incorporated
*
25
Long Bell Lumber A
Blac
Loose-Wiles
5% preferred
300,000 Lortllard (P) common
100
10
100
7,160
7,500
8,300
23,600
3.480
34,550
58,800
69,500
272,100
2,000
14,100
27,700
500
130
24,300
28,200
2,200
13,000
200
/
730
1,000
110
6,400
.
900
3,900
22,800
460
/
m m mmum mm
830
:
;
160
200
34,800
2,300
10,400
20
19,500
4,000
2,200
50
520
"4,500
35,000
1,400
900
33,300
6,600
18,500
9,100
17,000
100
6,500
150
6,000
10,900
1,310
60
14,000
14,700
34,300
12,800
1,000
30
4,300
60
49,700
5,300
1,200
600
700
260
7,100
21,900
80,400
2,600
7,400
8,100
22,600
34,900
171,300
800
240
25,400
70.300
20,900
*"7,806
370
1,500
3,000
200
80,000
500
V
38,600
1,570
17,600
6,000
50,300
1,000
23,400
119,600
'
'
600
530
59,800
300
•
.
28
29 34
2634
106
Sale
108
Sale
156
16434 16034
£2034
2034 Sale
110 34
1113^
26
Sale
4154
Sale
3754 Sale
5234
10634
23s
334
40 54
10834
24 34
143 X
Sale
10734
Sale
Sale
Sale
11034
Sale
146
13
1334
20 34 Sale
57 X Sale
1
25
Sale
MacAndrews 8c Forbes Co.. 10
40
Sale
Ludlum
Steel
Bid
30
3934
34 34
4634
10734
234
534
41
108
2234
144
29
108
41
Sale
3434 Sale
31
Sale
6834
Sale
2234 Sale
7534 Sale
2334 Sale
2134 June
6734 June
2
2234 June 20
2534 Sale
36
Sale
34 m
Sale
40
5634
58
21X Sale
1854 Sale
234 Sale
■934 Sale
Sale
134
234
1234 Sale
834
934
34
35
1534 Sale
1834
1934
3 34 Sale
834 Sale
S
ly*
24
25X
-...
20
Sale
43
12
Sale
Sale
8X
•
178,800 Mathleson Alkali Work#
30
790
7% preferred
100 150
90,000 May Dept Stores
10
5234
94,700 Maytag Co (The)
.....*
1734
Pref with warrants
•
28,400
5034
1,470
48
S3 preferred ex-warrants..*
$6 1st preferred
6,500
* 103
360
48.500 McCall Corp
•
32
46,500 {McCrory Stores new com.. 1
1,500
6% conv pref new..
100
• '1834
27,400 McGraw Hill Pub Co
330,300 Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5
40
46,700 McKeesport Tin Plate......* 11534
5
513,000 McKesson & Robbins
10
95,800
$3 conv pref..
----*
3934
1
221,700 McLei an Stores Co.
1234
2,400
6% conv pref...........100
109,300 Mead Corp
....—....* "1334
1,000
$6 pref series A
......*
94
26,600 Melville Shoe Corp
..*
61
160,300 Mengel Co
1
8X
Preferred
100
10,270
5634
2,180 Merch 8c Min Transp Co....*
164,400 Mesta Machine Co
.......5
4234
312,700 Miami Copper
5
534
347,200 Mid-Continent Petroleum.lQ
205?
*
319,600 Midland Steel Products
2234
First ©referred
—..100 .112
11,820
600 Milw £1 Ry & Lt 6% pref..100
8534
21,000 Minn-Honeywell Reg Co....*
860
6% pref series A
* 10734
..
Minn Moline Pow Implem..*
Preferred
*
Preferred
100
........100
Leased line
100
Mission Corp.
Mo Kan-Texas
......*
*
Preferred series A
100
{Missouri Pacific
100
Convertible
Sale
155
30
159
Sale
Sale
4834 Sale
1634 Sale
4934
50
50
Sale
10934 Sale
Sale
45
50
30
Sale
1234 Sale
92
9834
Sale"
Sale
11934
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale"
9934
62
Sale
5834
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale"
Sale
134
334
234
1734
534
1434
234
1634 Sale
734
8
Sale
Sale
53
634 Sale
61
{Minneapolis 8c St Louts. 100
Minn St Paul 8c 8 S M
10
4§* Sal*
Sale*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
J1®*
934 Sale
65
Sale
34
lv°
Sale
I
334
4
1734 Sale
834 Sale
2434 Sale
234 Sale
2134 Sale
2254 Sale
90
90
Sale
Rights
Montgomery Ward 8c Co.....*
Morrell (J) 8c Co
Morris 8c Essex
•
50
Mother Lode Coalition.....*
Motor Products
•
Motor Wheel
Mulllns Mfg
.6
Corp class A.7.50
Class B
1
Preferred.
.
.....*
....
40.700 Munslngwear
*
4,700 Murphy Co (G C )
*
600
5% preferred
100
847,300 Murray Corp of America.. 10
12,500 Myers (F E) 5c Bros
•
...
776,900 Nash Motors Co
16,730 Nash Chatt 8c St Louis...100
209,700 National Acme
......1
116,400 National Aviation Corp.... 10
597,200 National Biscuit
.......10
7% preferred
Nat Cash
100
Register.........*
Nat Dairy Prod Corp
7% preferred class A....100
7% preferred class B....100
{National Dept 8torea
*
Nat Distillers Products.....*
Nat Enamel 5c
Stamp.......*
National Lead
new.....
Preferred A
Preferred B
Nat Power 5c Light
Nat Rys of Mex 1st pref
2nd
preferred
National
Steel
National Tea Co..
Natomas Co
31
20
23
"1934 Sale"
43
Sale
1834 Sale
2234
Sale
1434 Sale
14
100
•
Sale
3334 Sale
153
2334 Sale
2234 Sale
10834 109
10734
'3034 Sale"
2854 Sale
16134
13934 Sale
1034 Sale
100
.105
25
*
.....*
...»
Newberry Co (J J).........*
5% preferred series A...100
X
5
34
75
Sale
1934
7434
934
1134
3634
5834
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
39
Sale
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
4334 Sale
45
46
6734
7034
134 Sale
33
32
1534 Sale
1434 Sale
1434 Sale
8034 Sale
10
100
National Supply ef Del...25
Preferred
100
Neisner Bros
3934 Sale
4834 Sale
60
6134
34 Sale
3634
4234 Sale
1034
1134
4334 Sale
134 Sale
1134
1234
7
37
Sale
40
1634 Sale
18
1834
334 Sale
9
134
1934
1234
1234
7434
2534
4634
10234
1534
47
Sale
534
2
834
2334
2434
7
35
June
June 30
June
2
1534 June
18
3
4
June 20
334 June 12
834 June
1
134 June
3
June 11
3634 June 19
4934 June 25
107 34 June 23
234 June 16
534 June
1
44
June 24
111
June 30
2334 June 10
June
9
June
1
June 29
7634 June 29
2534 June
1
37
June
2
June 25
3534 June 17
4534 June 12
12
June
3
4334 June 29
234 June 17
1234 June 25
9
June 11
3534 June
1834
1834
334
£934
2
8
June 23
June
2
June
1
June 11
June
2
43
2934 Sale
2934 June
3034 June
9
June
1
155
159
155
4834
5334 Sale
1534
1534 Sale
4834
4934 49
48
4834
50
10934 Sale 10934
3134 Sale
1534 Sale
9534
98
17
Sale
8
9 159
June
1
June 26
June
8
June 19
4
1
June 19
June 16
"4334 Sale"
8* /734
6734 Sale
134 Sale
39
1934 Sale
Sale
3
3
8
1
June 16
June
6
June
5
June
5
June 10
June
4
June 16
June
6
June
2
June
5
June
2
June 30
June
1
3134 June
1934 June
3
5
30
30
29
2
10
June 29
36
2
4
June
5
1
17
29
16
16
2
June
3
334
334
1834
834
2634
234
534
June
June
June
June
June
June
25
18
15
1
23
3
25
June
June 18 |
2
9434 June 27
3
June
Sale
Sale
27
48
14
77
27
1434
Sale
1
4534 June 12
45
June
6934
134
393s
2034
June
8
June 13
June 30
June 11
2
12 34 June
June
73
2534
50
Sale
4734
104
10234
10134
Sale
1434
1734 Sale
4934 48
4934 4734
11
12
3534 Sale
15334 160
2334 Sale
2334 Sale
1634
2134
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28 2634 Jan. 27
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13
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4034 Mar.
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92
16
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15
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5
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4
134 June 30
11
40
234
4134
14 X Sale
834 Sale
234
40
Sale
14
111
4
June 18
2034 June 9
3034 June 30
June 25 130
2834 June
June 24
June 22
2234 June 17
2 34 June
8
4234 June 15
14 34 June 30
7
June 10
Sale
1634 Sale
2334 Sale
111
3534 June
130
Sale
4334 Sale
11034 11334 10034 Sale
834 Sale
93s Sale
44
4434
4334 Sale
1334 Sale
1334 Sale
105
9634 10334 103
1434 Sale
14j| Sale
105
Sale
10534 Sale
7834 Sale
6934 Sale
8
Sale
834
834
54
5534 5034
5434
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3534 3634 36
50
Sale
4934 Sale
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9
834 Sale
21
Sale
1934 Sale
40
Sale
3434 Sale
125
Sale
12634 120
9434
9934 100
68
72
6834 70
10634 10834 10634 10834
Monsanto Chemical Wks..l0
Sale
33
Sale
45
preferred.. 100
Mohawk Carpet Mills.
20
4
3534
12834
June
164
147
41
4
9 23
22
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
10934 June 22
8%
10
Lowest
Sale Prices
2634 June
1
2834 Sale
106
June
5
10734 Sale
4
10834 Sale 10634 June
163
Sale £16034 June 9
163
1934
2034 1934 June 20
Sale
28
June
5
Sale
303i Sale
37
June 25
40
3734 Sale
35
Sale
3234 June
3
3 5 34
43 34 June
5
4834 Sale
Sale
9
10734 10634 10734 106 34 June
2
June
1
2
Sale
Sale
5
June 11
5
Sale
Sale
41
June
1
Sale
4334 Sale
Sale
10934 June 16
11234 111
2234 Sale
2234 June 2
Sale
145
Sale
14234 June 20
147
3034 "3034
4334 Sale
12
1234
1% Sale
734 Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
129
Sale
Lowest
Sale
Sale
Preferred
Ask
108
31
47 X
821,500
49,900
63,100
10,600
11,000
8,580
76,700
286,400
590,100
48,800
197,200
111,800
105,300
282,800
1.991,900
20,500
2,170
560,300
270.500
417,900
18,400
84,800
5,460
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Sale Prices
June 30
Ask Bid
126)4
400
40,700
r
Ask
100
200
200
{Louisiana Oil 6H% pref.100
Louisville Gas fit Blec A——*
Louisville 8c Nashville.... 100
390
2.400
38,700
32,300
4,400
5,300
18,200
3,200
2,500
15,100
66,900
Preferred
Bid
293,900 Mack Truck Inc
•
204,700 Macy (R H) Co, Inc
•
38,000 Madison Sq Garden v t c..*
79,600 Magma Copper
...-10
27,700 {Manatl Sugar...........100
24,550
7% preferred
....—-100
11,100 Mandel Bros
400 {Manhat'n Ry Co. 7% gu.100
Mod 5% guar
86,300
.100
49,900 Manhattan Shirt—.......25
235,600 Maracalbo Oil Explor
1
256,800 Marine Midland............ 5
26,730 Market Street Ry..
100
Preferred
100
3,510
Prior preferred.......-100
14,140
Second preferred
8,450
—100
28,800 Marlin-Rockwell Corp. (Del.) 1
439,800 Marshall Field 8c Co...
*
•
30,400 Martin Parry Corp
7,500
471.600
940,300
4,270
2,010
188,400
796,550
17,800
84,200
1.200
2,670
1,033,300
18.700
76,000
271,400
295.300
95,520
125,300
205,700
17,200
13,600
330
140
June 1
1936
Par
6,100
3,000
1,200
IN JUNE
Price
Jan. 2
Shares
23,400
16,500
112,500
5,300
37,000
120,100
51,600
105,500
456,700
11,400
255,900
225,400
26,500
3,700
1,300
10,300
,
PRICES
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
July, 1936]
AGGREGATE
SALES
1
.100
INew Oft Tex Ac Mexico
1
Newport Industries Inc.
New York
Brake
Air
New York Central.
N. Y. Chicago k St Louis .100
Preferred
series
A..... too
5% preferred
....
New York A Harlem
15
00
118
t
1
.
m
&O0
preferred.. too
N Y Ontario Ac Western. .100
*
NYRyi pf
Preferred
Y
N
stamped
1
Shipbuilding
.100
7% preferred
New York Steam
pref 6%
7% 1st preferred
...
{Norfolk Southern
100
Norfolk Ac Western......
100
too
Preferred
.100
Northern Pacific
.....
Preferred
100
25
.......
Owena-IU Glass Co
154,800
Sale
Sale
3% Sale
13
12
133% 139
1% Sale
97
8%
4%
3%
58
91%
104
235%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
107
8
25
123
16% Sale
90
Sale
87
50
116%
128% Sale
8%
Sale
Sale*
Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc..5
2d preferred
269,600 Pacific Gas Ac Elec
93,200 Pacific Lighting Corp
52,500 Pacific Mills
25
...
*
*
Sale
15.
3%
*
*
5
Prod
Panhund
Ac Ref
100
11% June 22
Sale
59
June
59
June
98
June 29
92
98
June
104% 105% 106
1%
A*
June
96,900 Peerless Corp..........
3
33.800 Penlck AC Ford.............*
183,600 Penney (J C) Co
*
10
83,600 Penn Coal Ac Coke
..*
433,500 Penn-Dixie Cement
39,800
7% preferred series A
150
800 Penn Glass Sand Corp vtc__*
781,700 Pennsylvania
50
42,700 People's Drug Stores Inc
*
.....
800
...100
Preferred...
140.700 People's Gas L Ac Coke
100
10,600 Peoria Ac Eastern........ 100
26,000 Pere Marquette.......... 100
Prior preferred......... 100
22.800
Petroleum Corp
......
Sale
570
Sale"
^
8% Sale
100% 103
100
30% Sale
2%
12%
46%
19%
107%
11%
26%
134%
15
76%
51
115
53
2%
23
Sale
Sale
Sale
110
Sale
Sale
Sale
210
Jan.
Sale
June
108% June 30
June 17
105
23%
52%
6%
97%
4%
May 12 108% Apr. 21
Apr. 30 30% Jan.
8
Feb.
6 59
June
9
Jan.
6 10% Mar. 19
Apr.
7 .05% Apr.
7
Jan. 17
12% Feb. 21
98
Mar. 25 101
29% Sale
56
56%
7% Sale
103% Sale
99%
27%
«
June
31% June 18
20
13
Sale
12% June
5
June
5
13% June 25
49% June 16
1
20% June
2%
46% Sale
18% Sale
L09
10%
25%
112
n»
June 26
June
no
June
134
Preferred
......
.
Pitts Term Coal
l
6% preferred
Pittsburgh
IOC
25
United
Pref conv..
Plttsb Ac
West
100
100
Virginia..100
Plttston Co (The)..........*
Plymouth Oil
.5
51
June 18
June
June
6%
13%
7%
39%
52%
19
June
25% June
June
50
June
72% May
June
if
Jan.
June
1
June
1
June
1
June 17
June 15
Jan.
2
Jan.
4
Jan.
3
Jan.
11
Apr. 30
May 15
June 25
1?*
39g
Jan.
Jan.
76% June 27
732 June 12
Apr. 28
8% June 24
70% June 30
Apr. 20
Sale
June
Sale
June
Sale
June
Sale
June
June
25
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
June
26%
7%
7%
11%
2%
71 %
85%
June
13% Sale
1% Sale
Sale
Sale
June
69
Sale
Sale
June
79
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
Jun
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
28
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
40
Sale
116%
June
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
iffi
2%
3%
8% Sale
2% Sale
83
2
48
June
40
June 16
June
June
June
8
45
4
50
86
74
June 26
June 30
22
June 29
9% Sale
34%
37%
176% 181
13% June 25
1
15% June
35% June 24
51
a
VA
Sale
75%
A*
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 13
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
5
43% June 25
June
June
Jan.
9%
Sale
Sale
70
Sale
Jan.
30$l
June 30
31
Jan.
2
June 26
Jan.
2
2
33% June 22
7% June
37
June
180
1%
16%
8% June 29
40% June 29
June 16 181
June 24 al61
8% June 27
62% June 30
June
June
June 25
June 24
9% June
67
June
June
Apr. 30
Jan.
2
May
3
Sale
49
120
~
Sale
June
25
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
June
46
June 30
119% June 20
5
June 25
May
11% Jan.
85% Mar.
2
31
5
6
2
3
June
June
12
40% Feb.
Mar.
24
Sale
7
Sale
61
Apr.
22%
Sale
5
6
Feb. 21
Feb.
5
37% Jan.
Feb.
June
4
June 25
June 16
June
1
Sale
Feb.
Jan.
17
2% Feb.
84
5
2
10
21
15
3
1%
14%
23%
16%
17
Mar.
49% Apr.
9% Jan.
16
26
19
9
June
June
88
6
Jan.
Sale
7
13
Apr. 24
June
Sale
June
June
36
A*
2% June 18
8% June 11
3% June 25
27% June 25
Jan.
88% June 25
7
15% Feb.
11
8
Sale
June
17
Apr.
Apr.
Sale
June
Feb.
Mar. 13
16% Mar. 13
91
41
1% Sale
12% Sale
June
4
11
June 25
7
2
Jan.
Sale
93
12
Apr.
17
83% June 22
Sale
Mar.
F
19
June 30
Apr.
June
2%
8%
Mar. 28
Mar.
6
Jan.
Jan.
Sale
_
74
24
18
9
Sale
Sale
6%
2%
Feb.
3
60% Sale
Sale
June 19
21
16
8
Sale"
Feb.
9
17
4
June
Sale
Mar. 24
June 20
Jan.
2
Sale
Sale
g
3 181
Mar. 25 160
3
June 16
28
Mar. 24
88
Feb.
Sale
32%
8
Apr. 28
2
1... June 19
June
June 30
Jan.
4
Sale
21
6
12% June 25
75
Sale
37
June 22
1
49% Sale
3
7
3
7
3
2
2
10
"16"" Sale"
iVA
Jan.
May 22
Sale
2%
16%
6
13
June
2
June 30
Jan.
10
Sale
21
June 24
19
88% June 25
80
Sale
Feb.
Jan.
2
Apr. 28
Jan.
3
39% June
Sale
£
Jan.
,
Jan.
June
1
23
24
21
27
June 25
June 16
June 12
7
3
18% June
39
Feb.
19
43
Mar.
Mar.
5 116% June
Apr. 27
49% Feb.
5
2
9
Mar. 10
Apr. 29
June
al61
1%
15%
5
1
86%
70
Jan.
June 30
4% June 26
37% June 19
8
3
7% June 26
12% June 18
11%
June 23
June
91
Sale
Sale
1% Sale
35% Sale
June
June
Mar. 13
L16% June
3
1% June 22
81% June
2
9
Jan.
Feb.
5
JA
80
2
6
2SH June 12
Apr.
1
U% Apr.
2
17% Jan. 24
2% Mar. 18
2
9
10
80
Jan.
J8
Jan.
6% June
Sale
39% Sale
9
9%
73%
77%
May 20
Mar. 13
4
27
732 June 12
Feb.
6
i Jan.
9 % June
Sale
2
June 20
1
89% June
12% Sale
Jan.
12
10
10
24
25
June
89%
68% Sale
June 22
May
4
Apr. 28
June 12
June
3
June 24
June
1
June 23
June 25
June 24
10%
83
79
13
6
87% Feb.
12% Jan.
28
Apr.
June
June
June
June
4% June 26
21%
16%
Apr. 20
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
6
74% Apr.
4
97% Feb. 13
June
33
78
64
81
Sale
3
11
11
11
Feb.
Apr. 27
Feb. 10
Feb. 19
6%
37%
18%
33%
June
3i*
June
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
73
85%
6%
10%
4
2
19
8
Jan.
20%
June 25
9% June 17
23
June 25
3% Juen
4
44
June 15
June
4% Sale
65
7
3
June
June
Sale
30
June 23
61
June
Feb.
56% Feb.
May 16
3
June
Sale
Feb.
Jan.
2 164
Apr. 14
2%« June 16
2%« June 22
13% June 29 17% Mar. 25
13% June 25
June
Sale
24
June 12
9
...
,
Feb.
20% Mar.
Apr.
2
41% Sale
15
16
Mar. 25
June
114% 116
June
14
136
19
31% Sale
32
32%
Jan.
6
7
32%
Jan.
June 25
8
3
128
53
Sale
4% Mar.
31% Mar.
June 25
Porto Rlcaa Ass Tob cl A...*
Class B
»
Jfor footnotes see page 40*
Jan.
47
Mar.
Mar. 24
57
25% Mar. 30
115% Feb. 24
24% Apr.
June 25
14
36% Feb. 20
UP.
Jan.
8
31
June 30
Juen
Pond Creek Pocahontas Co.*
Poor Ac Co class B
*
{Postal Teleg At Cable preflOl
{Pressed Steel Car common •
7% preferred...........iff
•
157,000 Procter Ac Gamble..
Preferred 5%..........Iff
3.060
107
53
82
'
341.300 Pittsburgh Screw Ac Bolt.
29,340 Pittsburgh Steel pref....
2
12% Apr.
24% Jan.
17% May
&
80
13% June 25
76% June 29
......
•
June
9
11% June
27% June 12
24% Jan.
2
May 23
2
Jan.
6
22% May
4
142% June
8 152% June
3
2% June 16
2%j June 22
13% June 29 15% June 19
Sale
48
900 Pirelli Co of Italy A
21,100 Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)._. T0C
100
11,400
6% preferred
330 Pitts Ft Way Ac Chic pref .100
100
Common
100
.
2 255
51
123
13
Sale
100
2
June 12
June
1
June 12
32
.
June
2% June 23
1 136
Sale
......
53
2 110
10%
io% June 24
Sale *25% June 25
Sale
119,700 Pierce OH Corp 8% pref 100
•
377,800 Pierce Petroleum
22,500 Pllsbury Flour Mills...... 1.2S
June
8%
27% June 30
51% June 26
2% June 12
Sale
.....
630
9
June 18
105% June 16
59
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
23
52
149% 154
15%
June
June
Jan.
93% Apr. 23 107
1% Apr. 21
2% Jan.
June
4% Sale
_
June 30
Sale
loo
Preferred
June 29
Mar. 17
Mar. 5
Mar. 13
Feb.
5
255
Sale
777,400 Phillips Petroleum.......
10,100 Phoenix Hosiery..
98
7
17
June
Sale
...
83
Jan.
255
*
....
7
24
24
Feb.
Feb.
4
106% June 16
1% June 12
lis
{Phlla Rapid Transit Co.. .50
.50
7% preferred...
*
Phila Ac Reading C At I...
Ho
Philip Morris Ac Co
Phillips Jones Corp......
6
Feb.
Apr. 24
Apr. 28
Apr. 29
June
20% June 10
12 % June
2
10% June 30
Philadelphia Co pref 4%. .50
$6 preferred
Feb.
9% Apr. 27
57
May 21
5%
14%
7;
5>A
5H
1551
73 X
3
A*
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
Mar.
June
lis
Phelps Dodge......
June 27
2% Feb.
June
12
19%
13
Feb. 21
June 24
Mar. 4
Feb. 17
98
Sale
»
Pfelffer Brewing Co......
2
10
Sale
7
Preferred.............. 100
Pet Milk
Apr.
V*
Sale
a
i
Park Utah Cons Mines..... 1
18
June 19
42%
35%
70%
6%
17%
6 139
Jan.
Jan.
1
June
13% Feb. h6
46
17%
10% Sale
79% Sale
1
Jan.
1
Jan.
3 % June
Sale
78% Sale
Park AC Til ford
119
4% June 17
J 20
*
preferred...........100
2d preferred.......
10
3% June 22
9
June 18
4
3% June 26
Rights
1st
10% Feb.
4
9
Apr. 30
Jan.
8
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
May 28
May 16
32%
27%
17%
36%
3%
10%
19
Jan.
3 130
Jan.
8 150
18
Apr. 30
Jan.
2
13
Paramount Pictures........1
Parafflne Co Inc
June 22
70% June 24
4% June 12
5
June
June
*
8% preferred......
33
4% June
June
Pacific Western Oil....
....—♦
.8,700 Parker Rust Proof Co....2.50
•03,200 Parmelee Transport Co.....
542.300 Pathe Film Corp.........
*
258.500 Patlno Mines Ac Ent Cons ..*
8,700
8
L35% 142%
13% Sale
Packard Motor Car.
38% June 26
1
Sale
21.800 Parke, Davis Ac Co
1,128
260,900
14,110
31,580
14,100
324,700
6,300
204,600
57.700
59.700
126.000
302,330
73,500
3% June
51% Sale
16% Sale
118
Pan Amer Pet Ac Trans
9
June 29
90
9% Sale
4%
5
Pacific Teleph Ac
Telegr..l00
Preferred.....—......100
46
June
5
June
1
June
5
June
4
June 29
3% Sale
31
June 22
10% June
Sale
107
20
14
30
Highest
Sale Prices
43
Apr. 14
108%
1%
2% Sale
25% Sale
21
June 22
9% June 20
June
3
4
log
52
26
98
Sale
3% Sale"
Sale
52
Sale
30
11%
12
June
4
June 27
138% zl30 June 12 139
Sale
1% June
3
1% June 18
Rights
17,460 Pacific Coast.............10
First preferred
8,010
•
/
Sale
Sale
30
61
Sale
98
...........
32,500
16,400
205,600
221,100
507,000
26,300
5,200
11.460
21,000
255,400
214,100
10,200
33%
28%
58%
3%
10%
9%
Sale
North Amer Edison pref.
..........
4,439
1,140
86,800
3.523.800
4,600
157,800
11,310
56,300
83,000
895,000
131,900
309,800
39,400
513,200
1IH
39
55% Sale
Sale
4%
3%
94%
97
24% Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
30
27
.50
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
53%
Sale
North German Lloyd.....
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
798,700 Ohio OH Co (The)
•
192,800 Oliver Farm Equip new..
.*
531,400 Omnibus Corp vie (The) .*
Preferred A
..100
3,700
63,100 Oppenheim Collins Ac Co.
281,000 Otis Elevator
-•
2,090
6% preferred........... 00
759,100 Otis Steel
-•
Prior preferred
10,810
100
•
1,670 Outlet Co
180
105% 106%
10
53%
7%
•
_
50
.........
136,600
4% Sale
8% Sale
534 Sale
2%
2%
1%
2%
12% Sale
67
69%
89% Sale
100% Sale
1% Sale
210
Sale
Ask
38
Sale
30
27
American..
6% preferred
3,200 Northwestern Telegraph .50
94,300 Norwalk Tire Ac RubberPreferred
:i5o
1,270
87,606
90
Ask
Bid
North American Aviation ...1
North
470 Northern Central.......
1,162,100
Sale
120
Sale
loo
(N YNHs Hartford
10%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
.100
{N Y Investors Inc
Convertible
9%
10 %
33%
2834
17%
36%
.100
New York Dock....
Ask
Bid
June 30
June 1
1936
Par
520 N Y Lackawanna Ac West
209,400
164,000
52,300
80.200
7,200
208,200
2,440
7,100
3,430
19,000
18,100
2,325
1,167,565
43,200
1,298,400
19,300
8,400
RANGE SINCE JAN.\ 1
Jan. 2
Shares
1,090
562,500
49,300
2,325,200
99,400
159,950
9,110
14,670
1,300
283,800
IN JUNE
Price
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan.
PRICES
STOCKS
37
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Jan.
May 18
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
2
3
May 21
12
5
Apr. 29
Apr. 30 36
May 12 49
Apr.
7 122%
dfk
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
8
4
19
4
11
6
16
16
2
26
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE
SALES
June 1
1936
Shares
Par
282,276 Pub Ser Corp of N J common *
23,900
$5 preferred
*
22,400
6% preferred
......100
8,800
7%
100
3,700
preferred.
100
...
..
Bid
Ask
'
1,683,100 Pure Oil
8%
110% 112%
37
Sale
113% Sale
113% 112% June
Sale
45% June
Sale
16% June
Sale
pref...........100
116
103
15
Sale
Sale
preferred
Preferred B
$3.50
conv
*
.....
*
"A"
*
1st pref
Raybestos-Manbattan
*
x39
12% Sale
12
71
80
85
2%
20
84
19%
31%
Rutland RR. pref
100
Sale
61%
33%
109
*
Shell Union Oil
Convertible prefertsd..l00
Silver King Coalition.......5
.._.*
Slmms Petroleum.........10
Skelly Oil Co
25
...
...100
5%% preferred...
100
South Amer Gold & Plat..100
So Porto Rico
Sug
......100
Edison
25
Southern Pacific Co......100
Southern Rail way... ....100
Preferred
.......100
Mobile Ac Ohio certlfs..l00
Spalding (A G) 8c Bros
1
.......
$5.50 pref
•
..1
62,120 Spicer Mfg Co
•
9,690
Convertible preferred A—*
105,900 Spiegel-May-Stern Co
3,710
6 % % preferred
100
28,700 Square D Co
*
1,439,100 Standard Brands
3,050
Preferred
*
177,800 Stand Com'l Tobacco...... 1
471,500 ^Standard Gas 8c Elec
•
$4 preferred
Preferred (6%)
•
•
Preferred (7%)
.»
Standard Investing Corp...*
Standard Oil Export pref.lM
Stand Oil of Calif
•
Standard Oil Co of Ind_._25
9,200 Standard Oil of Kansas
14
1,627,200 Standard Oil ef N J
25
18,500 Starrett Co (The L S).._....*
79,600 Sterling Products Inc.. ..10
37,000 Sterling Sec Corp cl A
•
29,700
Preferred...
Conv 1st preferred......50
325,600 Stewart Warner Corp......5
1,087,800 Stone Ac Webster
♦
4,300
1,829,000 fStudebaker Corp..
6
84
June
6
11
June
9
24% June
Sale
92
Sale
24
48
June
.......1
26,500 Sun Oil..
♦
3,870
Preferred
....100
68,000 Superheater Co (The)......*
1,143,000 Superior Oil ...............1
4
25% June 30
4
52% June
60
June 18
Sale
Sale
37%
80%
5%
29%
37%
79%
5%
23%
Sale
2
2%
23
Sale
Sale
10
22
54
111%
113%
31%
June 18
June 19
June 16
June 25
June 26
June 10
June
9
June 26
52
June
32
3
74%
5%
22%
1%
2%
7%
9
4
June 16
June
18
2
Sale
4
Sale
Sale
5
June
I June 23
June
June 25
June
4
June
1% June
% June
June
4
June
1
2
June
June
5
June 25
30% June
Sale
4
4*i
June
Sale
Sale
70%
2%
63%
20%
13%
21%
96%
6%
42
34
Sale
Sale
50
J
June
2
June 24
June
Sale
3
.
65
Sale
67%
16% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
95%
5
20
3%
67%
Sale
11% Sale
22% Sale
15%
110%
11%
20%
Sale
43%
94
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June 29
June 25
June 25
June
June
Sale
32
Sale
30
Sale
Sale
Sale
118
June
Sale
Sale
9
June
June
4
Sale
Sale
27
June
June
11
Sale
Sale
4,. June
21 % June
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
123%
June 30
June
8
June 30
June 25
June
123% 122
59%
58% June
62
Sale
Sale
65%
66%
26%
14%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
78
46
Sale
June
Sale
22
Sale
113
114
7%
fi */.
1
June 10
June
4
Sale
4
June
June 15
June 24
June
1
4
June
10
26
June 30
June
24 150
June 17
June 26
June 29
26% June 29
153
Sale
Sale
Sale
26
June
1
Sale
33% Sale
16% Sale
Sale
5
Sale
Sale
31% June
14% June
25% June
50
9
Sale
46
Sale
34
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7%
IV*
8%
68%
103
Sale
17% Sale
13% Sale
x44% Sale
69% Sale
100
104%
Sale
126
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
113%
Sale
Sale
29%
Sale
32
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
107
6% Sale
9% Sale
75
34
Sale
158
153
14% Sale
66
105
Sale
Sale
111
1
June
12% June
24%
Sale
IVA
June
Sale
110% 111%
32
79
18
June
40% June
24
8
June 16
June 30
June 27
me
Sale
116% Sale
150
25
18
1
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
31% Sale
Sale
8
8
Sale
19
Sale
48
10
it*
It*
21
Sale
Sale
27
5
June
123% June 23
June
2
June
9
June
46
50
18% Sale
18% Sale
Sale
79% 82
121
122
32% Sale
4% Sale
3
5
6% June
12% June
5
30% June
5
Sale
34% June
Sale
2% June 20
£109% June 8
Sale" 35% June 10
Sale
33
June
6
27
Sale
9
June
Sale
Sale
10
50%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
122
30
Sale
17
June 22
June 30
June 30
Sale
Sale
69%
2%
10
Sale
Sale
IS
2
12
June 22
June 12
£15
59% Sale
SM
26
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
June
125
Sale
3% Sale
112"32 Sale
37
34
June
5
June 24
67% June
4
107% 103% June
2
Sale
24% June 26
Sale
Sale
5
Sale
11
Sale
June 26
June 10
June 18
June 26
18% June
3
June 22
June 20
I June 12
29
30
50
25% Sale
15% Sale
128% Sale
June
June
73% June 10
49%
103
I June 10
30%
W*
20
Sale
71%
103%
June 29
June 26
June 12
June 10
June
5
82
Sale
70
5
4
25
Mar.
_
4
June 24
Apr.
27
Jan.
7
Feb.
20
23% Jan.
2
12% Apr. 27
June 30
June
3
June
3
June 22
June 10
25
June
5
June 12
June
57%
25%
67%
2%
8%
49%
17%
17%
10%
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
77
June
5
June 26
11
3
11
11
19
8
2
June
5
1
June 24
June 25
June 25
June 24
I June i6
June 16
June 24
8
i June
119% June 18
27% June 29
\ June
4
June
5
Jan.
21
Jan.
3
28
Feb.
10
9
Mar. 10
June
3
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb. 28
Mar. 4
Apr.
_
June 10
u?a
160*
_
Feb.
14
Feb. 29
Mar.
3
Mar. 26
29% June 17
38% Feb. 19
20% Feb. 21
32% Feb. 20
49
Feb. 20
6
Feb.
0
6
101% Mar. 18 109% Feb.
5% Apr. 30
6
9% Mar.
6% Jan.
4
12% Apr.
2
80
Jure 26
73% June 10
29% May
1 36% Jan. 25
15% Apr. 30 23% Jan. 29
13% Jan.
2 24% Mar. 20
44
Jan. 22
53% Mar. 20
7% June 26
63% June 12
11% Feb.
78
63
Mar. 13
77%
Mar. 12 106%
21% Apr. 27 31%
18
14% Apr. 29
120% Jan. 10 129
10
Apr. 27
13%
5% Apr. 30
9%
9% Jan.
3
17%
24% Apr. 28 37%
26% Apr. 30 44%
2
Feb. 26
3%
£109% June 8 113%
35% June 10 47%
32% Jan.
2
40%
99
25
Mar. 27
51% Jan.
24% May
6
9
65
Jan.
7
2% May 21
8% May
8
48
May 18
16% Apr. 30
14% Jan.
2
9% Jan.
6
72
118
June
i
19
34
7%
63%
106% 103%
Sale
6%
A*
Sale
June 18
June 18
Feb. 19
Apr. 14
May 27
June 17
June
8
Jan. 30
Feb. 17
Jan. 14
Jan. 14
Jan. 15
Apr. 15
Jan. 23
Apr. 15
Mar. 25
Fob. 19
Feb. 19
Jan. 13
Feb. 17
Jan. 10
Jan. 23
Feb.
5
Jan. 13
Apr. 14
110
June
Sale
Sale
9
June 27
3
I June 17
June
I June
2k
17
Mar.
June 24
i June
,
11
Sale
6
Jan.
Apr. 28 117!
June
1
10j
May 20 29!
Jan.
2
3!
6:
Jan.
2
Mar. 4
Jan.
2
12% Feb. 11
18
Jan. 24
22% Feb.
6
30
Mar. 25
35% Jan.
8
109
Jan.
2 113
Jan. 20
110% June 30 114% Mar 11
11
June
8
16% Jan. 13
38% Apr. 30 52
Feb. 29
Mar. 7
97% Feb.
1 101:
4
1% May 26
Feb.
7
7% June
4 20j
Feb.
7
Mar. 31
53% Jan.
6 76
2
1% May 21
May 13
Feb.
% Jan.
2
1!
7
2
Apr. 23
Feb.
4!
7
30% June
4 43!
Mar. 12
7
3% Jan.
9
Jan. 17
59% Jan. 2l
76% June 24
2% May 21
4% Feb.
5
Jan.
61% May 13 73
16
15% Jan.
7
24% June 25
11% Jan.
3
16% Apr.
4
Mar.
20% Jan.
3 32
3
94
May 12 97% May 29
8% Feb.
4
4% Jan.
3
June 30
43% Jan.
3 57
30% Apr.
8 34
Jan.
2
14% Apr. 30 19% Feb. 20
8
110% Jan.
2 120% June
9% June 22
14% Jan. 25
2
19% Jan.
2 32% Apr.
4% Apr. 30
6% Jan. 15
Mar. 26
19% Jan.
3 31
112
Mar.
5 132
Apr. 11
58
Jan. 16
75
Apr. 17
65% Jan.
2 95
Apr. 18
40% June 30 72
Jan. 31
22
June 20
6
28% Jan.
12% May 20
17
Feb.
4
| June 23
jJune 24
June
60
Jan.
Apr. 17
Apr. 18
Jan.
Jan.
39
June
'
1
June
1
Mar. 20
55%
26% June 30
35
I June
Sale
17
2
Sale
30% June
June
110% 110
Sale
110% June
Sale
Feb.
19% Jan.
| June
June
Sale
27
2
99% June
1
% June
7 % June
Sale
105
3
38% June
Sale
2
8!
30 26:
4 99
4 95
29 16%
9 36
28 120
25 34
Apr. 27 117
Jan.
Sale
57
4% Jan.
16% Apr.
May
78% May
10
Apr.
24% June
90
Apr.
22% May
77
10% Jan.
2
Sale
Sale
3%
22
23%
99%
24%
3
60
June
10%
Jan.
88
58!
65!
13!
June
June
June
June
June
June
Apr.
3
June 22 114
62
Sale
Sale
4
25% June 30
50
Apr. 29
Sale
3% Sale
16%
17%
June
103
Sale
Sale
Apr. 28
May
7
June 30
26% June 30
56% June 16
June
19
1%
12%
18%
85]
1
5% June 24
June 17
20%
89
89%
12%
30%
3% June
9
Jan.
20% June
9
June 10 112
June 30
26%
June 29 109%
107% 107
Sale
*
22,700 Spencer Kellogg Ac Seas
1,335,300 Sperry Corp (The) v t c
„
6
4
June
Jan.
70
June
Sale
8%
100
Spang Chalfant Ac Co pref 100
Sparks Wlthingtoa..
._.*
Spear Ac Co
June
83
Sale
26% Sale
8% preferred
Sou California
1st preferred
5
18% June
85%
86%
11%
31%
Jan.
9% Jan.
22 J
2% June
15
June 17
93% June
3
22% June
June 22 108% June
"4% "5"
L.
....
16
39
8
22% June
Sale
2%
preferred.._...._.*
Preferred
June
June 25
103
29
Sale
111% Sale
12% Sale
51% Sale
.....100
Sharp Ac Dohme
4
Sale
Sale
14%
June
June 11
June 23
89
90
Sale
8
35% Jan.
37
18% June 30
Sale
Sale
5
Jan.
28 % J an.
June
14
Sale
24% Sale
1% Sale
2% Sale
June 18
June 18
June
1
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
June 18
June 17
14
39
Sale
33%
9%
54%
83%
68%
55"32June 27
June
2%
105
7 114
2 48 k
6 24 h
1 133%
4 118
9 17*
30 14
56
3
2 108
28 79%
2
9%
6
38%
3 46
7
47%
4
40%
2
16%
9% May
17
June 26
a15^
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
Jan.
36% Jan.
16% June
103
May
91% May
June
2
14
11%
112
80
Sale
50
100
Sale
8
100
.......
95
100
Conv pref series A
Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co
For footnotes see page 40.
110
Sale
•
5,190 Sloss-Sheffield Steel 8c Ir.100
10,500
Preferred
100
86,000 Smith (A O) Corp....._....*
71,600 Snider Packing....
2,227.500 Socony Vacuum Oil Co lnc.15
Solvay Am Inv Corp—
291,700
66,300
50,700
702,500
624.300
108
Apr. 29 48% Jan. 15
103% Feb. 21 107% May 26
113% Apr.
3 122% May 22
128
Apr.
4 137% June 23
146
Apr. 14 157
June 13
12
Sale
Roan Antelope Cop Mines..
Ruberold Co (The) cap stk._*
319,500 Seaboard OH Co of Del
*
17,800 Seagrave Corp (The)
656,600 Sears, Roebuck Ac Co...
*
20,800 Second Nat Investors....... 1
6,060
$5 conv preferred........
680,800 Servel Inc
1
263,100 Sbattuclr (G F)
252,600 Sharon Steel Corp........
447,300
68,300
99
25% Sale
Sale
11%
3,920
Preferred (t)._.
100
4,100
Preferred (7)
100
85,500 Savage Arms Corp....
*
366,000 Schenley Distillers Corp....5
39,400
5%% preferred.........100
303,600 Schulte Retail Stores
1
58,800
8% preferred..........100
7,120 Scott Paper...
26,840
Rights
432,700 fSeaboard Air Line
...__*
"
97
Sale
Sale
113% 115%
60
140
Preferred
...100
151,700 Safeway Stores.............*
70
87%
12%
29%
11%
24
55% Sale
Rhine Westphalia El 8c Pr
Ritter Dental Mfg
198,840
Preferred
4,110 i^t Louis Southwest
73,500
83%
15% Sale
38%
30
109
5% Sale
19% Sale
81%
83%
Sale
Sale
Sale
90
Sale
22% Sale
104
19% Sale
36
113
32
15
92
85
10
265,700 St Joseph Lead
...10
135,900 tSt Louis-San Francisco.100
5,100
513,000
144,500
1,950
244,500
1,496,800
676,800
623,600
7,100
28,200
6,930
3,450
580,700
14
23%
5
84
20% Sale
101%
86
*
2% Sale
2%
17%
Sale
23
40%
June
31% June 25
38% June 10
45% June 12
Sale
40
It
Simmons Co
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
Class A
conv
75% Sale
5% Sale
40
15
39
12% June 23
12% June 12
39%
49%
New
$5
97
4
10% June
5
June
1
June
2
June
5
June
5% June 24
11%
55%
56%
108
104%
Sale
£74%
Sale
25
.......
305,600 Reynolds(KJ)Tob cl B
600
94% June 10
Sale
47
34,800
6% conv prior pref ser A 100
45,600 terere Coon** & Brass...
5
11,400
Class A...........
...10
2,460
Preferred
IBS
93,300 Reynolds Metals Co
*
4,400
5H% conv. pref........100
89,800 Rev.»rtid« Spring Co
1
271,200
21,700
3,380
477,900
36,300
325,900
781,600
182,300
166,400
18,820
Sale
40
•
June
1
June
June 25
June 4
Sale
34
..100
...
June 13
5
113%
5
48%
6
19%
June 11 107%
105
Sale
137% June 23
9 157
Sale
Sale
Sale
105
Sale
...........
Preferred
154% June
Sale
..
74,700
3 121% June 19
2
Sale
11%
11%
55%
103%
Sale
1Q7% June 17
June
37
100
Rels (Robt) 8c Co
1st preferred
Sale Prices
46% June 17
June
39% 41
36%
37
9% Sale
10
4
Highest
Sale Prices
120
30
50
Real Silk Hosiery
Preferred
June
Lowest
Sale Prices
135
50
1,301,300 Reo Motor Car
........5
1,800,400 Republic Steel Corp
......
49,450
Convertible preferred ..100
1,830
5,300
30,780
20,300
13,300
19,500
106
Sale
50
First preferred
Second preferred
Prior preferred
25
150 Reams & Saratoga RR Co. 100
600
Sale
96
"5% Sale'
A*
Reading Company.....
$6 preferred
Sale
*
tRadio-Kelth-Grpbeum CI
Rem'ton Rand
48
17% Sale
106% Sale
12% Sale
54% Sale
85% Sale
50
1
Highest
Sale Prices
42
June
4
Ask
Sale
17
7%
RANOE SINCE JAN.
Lowest
June 30
Ask
44% Sale
106% 107%
120% Sale
133% 136
150% 155
•
conv
Bid
Sale
104% Sale
116% 117 %
131
Sale
147
150
46 %
Public Service El Ac Gee—
3,600
$5 preferred..
469,500 Pullman Company..
6% preferred
Purity Bakeries
Radio Corp of Amer
JUNE
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
24,070
34,470
326,500
5,123,900
107,390
385,200
114,100
418,300
106,750
42,000
11,800
10,600
58,700
2,430
31,300
9,500
592,100
48,200
46,900
IN
PRICES
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Jan.
27
Jan.
3
Jan.
Jan.
30
70
7lg
4
12
53
24
21
liH
2
2 124
11
2
Apr.
13
June 22
Apr.
13
Feb
24
Feb. 24
Mar. 17
Feb. 17
Jan
30
June 30
June 30
Jan.
Jan.
17
24
8
5
6
Mar. 19
Feb. 10
Mar. 19
Jan. 28
Jan.
8
Jan. 28
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr. 10
Apr.
8
Mar. 4
Mar. 12
Apr. 27
40% Mar. 18
6% Mar. 12
n. y. stock
July, 1936]
STOCKS
Since
June
Jan. 1
Shares
600
700
9,300
39,900
359,000
897,050
313,800
827,500
517.400
36,500
40,600
4,900
19,500
1,010
220,700
105,000
11,900
13,000
208,000
552,900
22,300
707,900
2,100
11,100
102.800
25,600
70,100
21,400
4,300
2,800
500
2,000
170
12,200
1,800
-
500
400
12,300
21,400
I,200
41,500
4,200
.
480
8,800
110
11,300
1,200
346.300
35,200
22,500
18,500
7%
Sale
Sale
1%
5% Sale
8% Sale
8 X Sale
OX Sale
33 X Sale
7% Sale
10% Sale
Texas
25
(The)
Corp
-*
Oil--.10
Ld Trust ctfs
1
Pacific....——100
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Texas Pacific Coal 9c
Tex Pac
Texas it
Thatcher Mfg
28
7%
11
preferred——.——100
1
100
Thermoid Co-.....-.....Third Avenue
Third NatT Investors
(J R)———25
Thompson
Thompson Products
*
*
Preferred...
Tidewater A«»oc Oil
6%...........IV0
Preferred
118,600 Ulen at Co
*
77,800 Underwood Elliott Fisher..*
1% oreferred
....——*
4,000
301.400
Sale
96% 100
9% Sale
3% Sale
27%
8%
25
Thompson Starrett
Sale
42% Sale
60%
60%
—
Convertible preferred
The Fair Co
739,000 Tlmken-Detroit Axle Co.—It
215.900 Timken Roller Bear......--*
598,600 Traosamerlca Corp..—..
5
244,500 Transc & West Air Inc
53,200 Tran at Williams Steel Forg*
471,600 Tri-Continental Corp——
16,700
Preferred...—
*
100,700 Truax Traer Coal..—......
IT
28,500 rnncoo 8teelCo
162,600 20th Cent Fox Film Corp—*
Preferred—
*
205,500
94,800 Twin City Rapid Transit.—*
Preferred
......—100
9,270
800
700
Sale
390 Tidewater Oil—————*
10
18,400
31,000
2,670
301,400
21,000
69,100
24,600
9,200
5,400
5,600
86,800
30,600
Sale
Telautograph Corp—
5
Tennessee Corp.........—o
35,100
53,600
28,600
67,500
11,600
3,000
33,900
1,000
16,500
25,100
13,600
3,500
Ask
115,600 Superior Steel
1"°
10
78,400 Sutherland Paper Co
12,900 Sweets Co o# Aaaer (The)-.50
25
325,400 Swift & Co
95,100 Swift Internat Ltd
41,300 (Symington Co
Claii A——*
84,300
24,300
8,200
June 1
m6_
Par
Shares
4,100
3,300
5%
30
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
United Aircraft
2,701,800
United Corp...
Sale
Sale
18%
Corp*
United Biscuit of Am—
*
Preferred
100
United Carbon——-.——*
United American Bosch
Sale
115
......
Unlted-Carr Fastener
Sale
23%
Corp.*
—*
Sale
Sale
...It
Sale
.
Sale
95%
100
*
5
Sale
28,300
5% Sale
72% Sale
68% Sale
380
i
.
449,400
342,343
22,900
20,260
71,100
91,700
7,300
78.700
2,470
; 45,400
'"566
600
5,900
7,000
600
6,900
420
27,900
32,500
1,000
2,700
1,300
24,600
154,300
46.200
21,200
1.600
376,900
17,100
800
270
112,900
542,700
31,100
143,300
10,600
380,700
1,596,800
621.800
231,100
14,000
560
829,500
205,700
2,240
285,800
116,200
3,450
21,950
8,700
70
9,400
9,300
330
3,300
7,800
9,100
"""430
620
20
500
170
.
20
Foundry
155
54
157
Sale
1% Sale
15
Sale
22% Sale
*
Preferred
.———100
U S Freight
*
USA Foreign Secur Corp —*
Preferred
———..——*
U S Distrib Corp
..
.
J*
H«
.
Co—...—20
preferred........—100
U S Gypsum
7%
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
93
Sale
165
U S Hoffman
Sale
U S Indus Alchol
Sale
U
U
U
Mach—......5
*
S Leather v t c
...—.*
Class A v t c
—*
Prior preferred vte ..—100
S Realty 9c Impt
....*
S Rubber
*
8%
1st
Sale
Sale
75%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
preferred——.100
50
—50
100
U S Smelt Ref 9c Mg
Preferred
69%
Sale
Sale
Sale
w8H
72
Sale
i lh
13
24
102
o5H
7%
40
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
261
79
118
Sale
5
3
116
Sale
4%
Sale
118
5% Sale
10%
$3.85 conv preferred.....*
10,100
213,000 (Warner >0010180
....
*
.......*
432.200 Warren Bros
Convertible oreferred
*
23,900
For footnotes see page 40.
2% Sale
...........
•
6% June
June
June
1
9
June 29
June
22
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
35
Sale
12
22
100%
4%
32%
77%
5
June 25
June
8
June
June
Sale
8%
15
June
111
June
Sale
77%
June
5
June 23
June
4
June 17
June
7% June 23
5% June
70
June
8
June 11
74
June
160
99% 100
June
105
June
% June
June
141
June
371
June
10%
2%
2%
47% Sale
9% Sale
50
Sale
1% Sale
4% Sale
16
15
93
25- June
12% June
June
24% June
June
153
50
1
96
92
98
95
l\%
June
99
Sale
90
June
2*16
June 30
164% 162
June
June 26
Sale
June
June 29
Sale
33% June
6% June
June
2
June
3
June
June
161% 164% 164
13%
11% Sale
35
37% Sale
6%
7%
8
13
Sale
12
83
84% 84
9% Sale
8%
29
29% Sale
73%
72% Sale
85%
89% Sale
73
61%
Sale
Sale
7%
12
Sale
83% June
Sale
8% June
91
Sale
26% June
68%
June
June 24
Sale
83
June
June
11
72
June
June
9
June
June 22
58%
Sale
124%
140% 140
166% xl62
4%
4% Sale
60% Sale
71
5
Sale
1% Sale
1%
35%
Sale
38
30
19
Sale
17%
36%
Sale
113
Sale
5% Sale
35%
33
Sale
Sale
38
Sale
113
43% Sale
111
75
35%
112% 113% 113%
4%
4%
5
14%
14%
22%
124%
124%
71
77% Sale
130%
130% 145
2% Sale
Sale
6%
4%
13% Sale
34% Sale
115
116%
6% Sale
28% Sale
17%
18
19
Sale
3% Sale
75
Sale
9% Sale
42
49%
4
19
2
31*
9
Jan.
E*' Sale
20%
7
Feb.
6
Mar.
June 10
Feb.
7
Feb.
19
4
6
2ViFeb.
Jan.
7
6
June
Jan.
4
8
2
Jan.
2
June 27
3
68% Jan.
46% Jan. 21
7
115% Jan.
131
Apr. 27
Feb.
Jan.
1 % Apr.
16% Apr.
28% Jan.
June 22
Feb.
17
Feb. 10
Feb. 17
Feb.
8
72% June 29
June 23
Apr.
7
3% Mar. 24
22% Mar. 24
42% June 19
May 18
s Jan.
Jan.
IP
20
59
iiil
85
13
Jan.
Feb.
23
23
2
17
29
30
16
Apr.
Jan.
2
27
28
Mar. 12
Jan.
Jan.
4
9
34% Apr.
80% Apr.
9
96% Jan. 24
75% Apr.
9
9
72% Apr.
132% Apr. 11
143% Jan. 21
6 167
7
2
32% June 13
'9
1
5
May
Mar.
5
4 99
8 110% Feb. 15
6 169% Feb. 18
2
14% Feb. 21
Jan.
16°^
2
Apr.
7% Mar. 26
80
9
Apr. 29
Jan.
17
47% Mar. 7
4
16% Feb.
26% June 24
7 115
June 27
83
June 29
June 25
Feb.
17
2% Jan.
18
Jan.
18
50
27% Feb. 19
38% June 29
9
Mar.
12
June
4
Feb.
5
June
4
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
Mar. 19
May 27
May 15
Feb.
8
Feb.
7
May 29
Feb.
19
June 10
Feb. 21
Feb. 25
June 25
June 25
June 25
Feb. 19
Feb.
8
Mar. 10
June
June
Mar. 16
5
Mar. 3
Mar.
6
Feb. 11
June 24
Jan. 16
Feb. 28
June
June
3
Feb.
June
June
June
Sale
June 23
Apr.
28% Mar.
28% Jan.
15 105
\rA
June
June
12
Feb.
3
£110% Feb 17 114
40
Apr. 30 46
6 75
72
May
75
7
8%
June
1
4% Jan.
5
Sale
6 48%
32
Jan.
June 22
32
36
105
Jan. 23 133%
Mar. 24 114%
June
4 113% June 25 109
Sale 113
9%
4
6
June 22
Apr. 27
4
June 17
5%
14
May 4 30%
June 25
19
19
June 25
19
16 126
5 £ll4%Jan.
125
June
9 125% June
126
70% June 24 86
1
72% 70% June 24 77% June
6 137%
Apr.
137
June 10 137% June 10 130
140
-----
5%
1%
32%
17 %
34%
113
42%
16
29
7% Apr. 30
18
15
13
17
21
33% June 11
6% Apr. 30
11% May 21
June 24
Sale
20
Mar. 23 160
80% May
May
8% Jan.
June 24
June
Jan.
Jan.
160
1
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
June
4
24% June
13
Apr. 30
13
Sale
73
10
June 25
June
Jan.
13% Apr.
21% Jan.
May
June 25
Sale
^8%
99
Jan.
5
Apr. 30
1
67% May
57% Apr. 29
1
88
27
2
31
6
3
7%
Jan.
June 18 35%
2
80%
Jan.
Apr. 30 19%
7 113
109
Jan.
6% Apr. 30 12%
9
June
92
Sale
13
Mar.
4%
32%
66%
14%
42% June 19
3%
2
23 133
5% Apr. 30
40% Apr. 29
10% Apr. 27
15% Junr 23
Sale
4
16% Apr.
6
24% Mar. 18
Jan. 11
113
Jan. 18 117
82% June 23
68
Jan. 21
Apr. 13
6
22% Jan.
1
1
Sale
30
29
27
3
1
June 23
Sale
2%
13
72% June 29
June
Apr.
.
June 25
66
Feb. 25
Jan.
Mar.
52%
92%
20
Apr. 30 28%
7 138%
108 H Jan.
2 100
90 h Jan.
2 31%
Jan.
22
30
20 ^ Apr.
6% June 29
153
72
Sale
Sale
17
Sale
June
June
Apr.
June
May
71% Jan
2%
74%
125%
i16
38%
13% June
1
26% June 24
2 80% June 22
5
16% June 17
June
9
1 113
Feb. 19
Feb. 18
12% Jan.
15
June
2
June 29 105
5% June 10
June 18
June 18 35 % June 25
112
Sale
Sale
46
11
June 25
Feb. 25
Feb.
4
Mar. 3
Mar. 11
83
41
June 16
9% June 12
72% June
2
36
4% June
6
Mar. 23
10% Feb. 18
32% Mar. 2
8
84
14
Mar.
4
107% Mar. 11
Feb. 29
7
16
June
Feb.
Feb.
12
6
8
28
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
7% preferred..........100
June
3
June
5
June
1
June
1
June 25
June 25
Sale
43
17%
72%
14%
27%
16%
June
41
100
Class B
20
60
3
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
Sale"
7% preferred.......—100
.
June
17 % June 25
63
June
1
26%
15% Sale
34
.
55
3%
15% Sale
25% Sale
14%
15%
Sale
.
1
14% June 17
21% June 18
12% June
1
9% June 25
June
4
June 29 105
2% June 30
105
3
6% preferred...
.....100
223,600
7% prior pref—...
100
8,990
5,070 Virginia Blec 9c Power 4% pf*
f
2,800 Virginia Iron. Coal 8c CokelOO
5% preferred...
......100
690
Preferred.
3
Sale
75
Ward Baking class A
June
4
June
5
June
3
June 30
June 16
June
5
Sale
28
102
43
........
June
15%
59%
12%
18%
10%
7%
Sale
115
Sale
100
111
Preferred B............100
55
Jan.
Jan.
12%
32%
8%
39%
19%
106%
15
June
1
15% June 25
104% June 16 105% June 30
74% June 29
22
158
......5
Walgreen Co
June
26% June 19 28%
June 17 115
114% 114
Sale
•76% June
1 82 %
Sale
24% June 27 x26%
7 %
Sale
6
June
4
154
1st pref erred....... 100
—100
32
1
Sale
5% Sale
68%
74%
66% Sale
1%
13%
38%
June
June 24
June
8
June
3
June
1
9
126% xl25%Jane 11 127% June
Sale
u16 June 12
'is June 29
Sale
39% June 10 44% June 30
Sale
83% June
5 92% June 23
Sale
21
June
5 22% June 18
Sale
124
June
5 132% June 22
Sale
June 10
95% June
1 100
June
5 25% June 24
25% 24
June
1
Sale
22% June 30 25
Sale
16
June
4
18% June 17
78% Sale
15% Sale
111
27
Sale
21
20%
27% Sale
irA
4*
June
5
June 23
June 29
June 29
Sale
21% Sale
127% Sale
96% Sale
112
23%
9%
27%
5%
7
26%
10%
30%
6%
14
Sale
18% Sale
Sale
11% Sale
Sale
8% Sale
Sale
105% 102% 104% L03
6
Sale
5%
Sale
8
7%
8%
7%
Sale
22%
24% Sale
Sale
32%
34% Sale
Sale
9
8%
Sale
69
74
68%
4% Sale
80%
83
126% 127%
68
Sale
15% Sale
105% Sale
17
32%
June 25
June
6
June
Warner Bros Pictures—...5
600
31
60%
23%
10
June
1,694,600
55,200
29,700
Sale
26
16% Sale
12%
8%
105
5%
7%
3
4
June 24
x9% Sale
100
10
Sale
62% Sale
12%
20%
6
June
8% June
6
June 26
8
15
62
14% Mar. 5
Feb. 28
110
12% Mar, 5
9% Feb. 18
29% Feb. 13
June 15
9% June
92
June 25
8
6
Mar. 11
44
37% June 25
4
6
Jan.
14
%
45
June 26
June 25
Sale
Sale
Preferred A............100
6%
27%
30
11
19
14% Mar.
10% June 18
61
9% Feb.
Jan.
35% Jan.
2% Feb.
11% Feb.
25
7
39% Apr.
3
38% Feb.
15% Feb. 29
36% June 27
36% June 24
12
June
4
45
Sale Prices
14% Feb. 19
29% Apr. 20
J
1
June
32%
16.800
37,100
3,600
113,200
26
Sale4
8
June
89
9%
5%
7 % June
8
June
June
*
6%% preferred.........100
(Walworth Co
Walker(H) Gooder 9c W Ltd.*
500
75
5
1
22
29
30
June
Waldorf System............*
31,300
12.600
9
9
% June
6% June 30
31
June
6
35% June
5
9% June
2
9% June 30
39
June l6
35% June 11
60% June
3
8% June 16
23
1
June
Corp........—*
Preferred..............100
(Wabash
43%
35%
61%
6
9% Apr. 30
Jan.
3
6% Jan.
4
20% Apr. 28
28% Apr. 30
1 % Jan.
3
5% Jan.
2
18
24
130
165
Vanadium Corp of America.*
Van Raalte Co
.......5
8,700 Virginia Ry Co pref
3,070 Vulcan Detlnning
Sale
55
40 Vicks Shr & Pac Ry Co...100
*
374,800 Va-Caro Cbem
'
Sale
1% June 22
8% June
5
11% June
28% June
8% June
21% June
31% June
1% June
10% June
127
Vadsco Sales
7%
Sale
4
18
7% June
9
20% June 26
29% June
5
Sale
Sale
Vick Chemical Inc
Sale
51
55
162% Sale
.1
Utilities P 8t L "A"
7%
Sale
10% June
27 % June
142
—100
Preferred....
8%
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
136
44,700
129,300
1,750
106,100
69,300
1,430
1,291,500
134,300
14,600
50,500
119,100
21,000
320
Sale
15% Sale
104% Sale
51
Lowest
Sale Prices
125
900
200
27
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
200
II,100
9,300
25%
11
Sale
5 % Sale
61
Sale
Sale
Highest
Lowest
139%
60
6,800
7
35
Rights
3,524.800 United States Steel..
126,900
7% preferred
.......100
*
6,600 U S Tobacco
36.800
10
U S Pipe 9c
6
34
*
469,400 United Stores A
Preferred——————..*
•5,700
*
26,300 Universal Leaf Tobacco
Preferred....
——ltt
2,070
100
10,590; Universal PIct 1st pref
390,200 (Universal Pipe 9c Had Co.l
Preferred
..——100
23,090
570
9
17
67% Sale"
17% Sale
109% 110
9% Sale
350
70%
37%
60%
9%
92
9%
6%
35%
35%
10%
9%
41%
24% Sale
————*
169,200 United Fruit
*
889,700 United Gas at Impt Co
Preferred....—...——•
11,100
53,800 (United Paperboard Co.. 100
25,500
9
Sale
15,200
100,200
1,700
1,600
8,200
60
Sale
8,500 United Eng & Foundry
800
35
Sale
Sale
.
4,300
41
—......—*
140.800 United Dye wood
Preferred
2,750
167,500 United KlectrlP Coal
4,000
33% Sale
35% Sale
10
Sale
9% Sale
Corp.......5
c—5
Union Tank Car
Preferred
._———*
223,600
578,500 United Drug Inc.———.—5
580
Sale
25
United Air Lines Tr v t
.
>1*
8
9
California......25
.....
7%
7%
28
4% Sale
85%
87
125
133
Union
10%
27%
7%
20%
30%
1%
10%
9%
Pacific..—————100
Preferred
....—.—100
Union Carbide at Car
Union Oil,
11% Sale
28% Sale
7%
SVi
21% Sale
30% Sale
1%
1%
9% Sale
30%
Sale
Bag at Paper.—.
Ask
23%
*
*
Union
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
JUNE
Sale Prices
June 30
Ask Bid
28
8
7% Sale
22% Sale
31% Sale
10
Sale
71
Bid
Sale
?15% Sale
L00% 101
46%
55
13
Sale
67% Sale
14
Sale
15
Sale
15% Sale
7% Sale
94% Sale
Rights
95,300
446,700
346,300
99,500
29,300
63,900
1,283,400
600,100
15,200
99,300
,
420
92,100
22,800
IN
Price
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
N. T. STOCK
In
.
PRICES
SALES
AGGREGATE
39
exchange-stocks
Mar. 31
ill
Apr.
r
11
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
SALES
PRICES
STOCKS
1936
Par
55,200 Warren Fdry 8c Pipe.
136,500 Waukesha Motor Co
123.800 Webster Klsenlohr
12,060
99,000
16,500
6,860
9,940
7,170
5,770
2,660
200,930
22,600
43,900
138,400
Preferred
cons
June 1
Ask
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
*
...—100
Wells Fargo 8c Co
Wesson Oil 8c Snowdrift
$4
..1
Sale
Sale
—
preferred
*
West Penn £1 Co "A"
Sale
•
94*
100
100
West Penn Pow pre# 7%__10C
6% preferred
—..100
Western Maryland
100
Second preferred.
100
Sale
89
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7% preferred
Preferred (6)
.....
100
Western Pacific
2*
Sale
100
576,500 Western Union Teleg..
*
357,300 Westlnghouse Air Brake
561,800 Westlnghouse El 8c Mfg..50
Sale
Sale
Sale
Preferred
7% 1st preferred
5©
2,420
...—•
57,430 Weston El lnstr
Class A
*
1,360
»
67,200 Westsaco Chlorine Prod
380 Wheel'g & Lake Erie Ry Col 00
810
6% non cum pref
100
*
80,000 Wheeling Steel Corp.....
Preferred..
..100
12,500
50
890,100 White Motor..__
56,000 White Rock Min Spgs ctfs..*
82,500 White Sewing Mach
Convertible preferred....*
40,000
5
171,700 Wilcox Oil 8c Gas
•
987,400 Wilson 8c Co
$6 cum preferred—....100
43,100
10
553,200 Woolworth (F W)
112,700 Worthlngton P 8c M......100
7% preferred "A"......100
23,170
6% preferred B
...100
36,900
14,920 Wright Aeronautical Corp.
33,200 Wrtglej (Win) ir
Sale
34
50
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
....
Sale
Sale
Yel Trk 8c C'ch class
B
10
498,500 Zenith Radio Corp
284,400 Zonlts Products Corp
value,
a
Deferred delivery,
22
23*
6*
6*
23
6*
Ask
Sale
Sale
Sale
~"i*
1*
35*
35*
80
101
108
1 *
33*
"i*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
107
Sale
97*
122*
Sale
Sale
114
9
Sale
17
14*
2
2*
5* Sale
Sale
8*
15*
2
6
84*
43*
102
Sale
Sale
9*
19*
Sale
6*
Sale
W*
39
/*j
Sale
117*
Sale
118
Sale
Sale
134
Sale
25
23
38M
%
38*
June 30
87
90
Sale
Sale
86* June 10
21* June 19
14
June 29
Sale
22*
Sale
14
4
it
18*
4
Sale
Sale
74
57*
66* Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
46
61*
Sale
Sale
22* Sale
6* Sale
Ex-dividend,
29
5
23
49*
x
4
13
6 ]
7 ]
8
14
June
Sale
46* Sale
7;
June 24
y
1.4*
3*
18
3*
7*
iw8
6
Sale
Sale
17* June
9
Sale
6* June 19
70
June 20
48 * June
4
25* June 2
Sale
53*
26*
Sale
Sale
Sale
64
§3*
77
69
56
87*
Sale
3* June 23
63
25*
6
Ex-rights,
Sale
Sale
2.7
1
' June 24
14
June
1
4 ]
June
1
30
25 1
June 19
1
23* June
8
15* June
4
June 12
90
19* June 23
4* June 2
June
3
29
28
28
7
2
19
m June
June 26
20
23
30
30
70* June 23
15
37* June
1
June 19
18* June 23
June 16 132* June 25
June 30 49* June
1
June
4
68
June 23
June 10 118* June 25
28
June 26
53* June 19
78
June 26
66* June
1
34
35* Sale
17* Sale
17*
123
131* Sale
42* Sale
42*
60
61* Sale
115
118* 115*
June
80
4 100
3* June
74
6 ]
27
30
25
2
June 30
June 24
32
June 16 136
June
1
22* June
8 25* June 15
37* June 13 38* June 8
09
23
Sale
1
77* June
37* June
June 13
14
116
17^
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
2 ]
20
6 1
75
Sale
13]
5*
3
19* June 29
55
89
106* 110
2
4
30
98* June 10
June
122* June 30
June 11 115
June
9
June
5
June 18
June 18
June 16
June 23
2* June 18
June
1
6* June 18
90
66*
Sale
8*
36$
1 105* June
10 109* June
80
105
23*
37*
17*
13*
L6*
9
26
25
30
25
7 ]
Sale
85
128
105* June
94* June
June 12
85
June 23
June
9
June 11
4
80JH June
76
27
9* Sale
Sale
23*
38*
June
28
9
23
9
30
30
100
57
87
101
23* June 18
85
Sale
100
27
23* Sale
34* Sale
1* June
33* June
78* June
25* June 23
Sale
Sale
67* Sale
78
78*
37*
Sale
June
s
4
4
20
49*
Sale
Sale
23* June
June
6 * June
21
Sale
73
48
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
114
120
99
Sale
94*
Lowest
Sale Prices
85
80
78 ~
78*
55* Sale
*
r Cash sales,
24*
Sale
......
7% preferrsd
......100
21,220
101,000 Young Spring 8c Wire
564,500 Youngst'n Sh 5c Tube.....
5*% preferred........100
6,100
June 30
Ask Bid
Sale
25*
136
Sale"
..........
32,900 Yale 8c Towns Mfg Co.....25
Bid
80
100
1,920,400
S27V
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shares
220
IN JUNE
Price
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANOE
Since
22
27* June 15
1
66* June
56* June 29
89
Juno
1
June 12
20* June
5
5* June 29
26* June 25
6* June 11
t Companies reported in
4
6 i
3
6 ]
30
6
6]
28
28
Exchange
New York Curb
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
ON NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES
■
Stock Sales
Jan. 1 to June 30
; "
-
NOTICE.—Deferred dell very, under the rule and
outside of the regular monthly range are
AGGREGATE
,
cash sales, are
shown In a footnote In
In
Since
June
400
6,800
300
500
1,000
800
3,000
750
780
840
10
2,100
disregardedI In.themonth's rangethe^e'ar
which they occur. No account is taken of such sales in computing the range ior tne year.
IN
PRICES
Jan
2
200
Par
Ask
Bid
3,765 Acme Wire Co ▼ t c—.....20
1,130 Adams Millls 7% 1st pf
100
5,700 Aero Supply Mfg class A....'
Class B__
124,800
6,600 Agfa An sco Corp com
1
16,300 Alnsworth Ufg Corp com—•
34,600 Air Investors Inc common.
Convertible preferred
14,600
*
Warrants
46,400
11,150 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary...50
8,070 Ala Power Co 97 pre*
•
S6 preferred
4,980
20 Allegheny Steel 7% pref__100
13,900 Allen Industries Inc com—1
43
STOCKS
__ —
200
900
4,600
3,000
600
7Q0
2,200
500
1,400
180
300
900
600
*
50
5,700
1,600
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale
32* Sale
92*
14
46
3 3*
302*
48
Sale
Sale
% Sale
363*
382*
73
Sale
65
Sale
...
860 American Book Co
32,400
9,000
132,300
4,600
264,200
25
600
100
3,300
58,200
19,125
279,900
13.700
104,800
23,650
2,125
24,250
325
10,100
400
2,600
1,625
36,700
2,725
9,300
150
600
9,600
32* Sale
12
51
10
48
3
29
% Sale
412* Sale
22*
25
74
Sale
672*
Sale
26
27
a
3 2* June
5
102* June 17
22* June 25
June 22
% June
6
412* June
1
73
June 23
662* June 30
Sale
493*
742* Sale
67
Sale
20
100
Sale
400
4,000
10,900
49,500
23,700
460
700
152*
"43" '48"
"ill Sale'
70
76
Sale
Sale
"17" "172*
"55" "58""
89
Sale
32*
70
Sale
Sale
Conv class
A—.........25
Class B
Amer
1
—
Cyanamld com cl A..
Preferred
American Equities
Amer Fork &
Hoe Co com—. *
*
General Corp... 10c
Preferred
$2 preferred
$2.50 preferred
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
.....
Amer Hard Rubber Co
A*
19
4
110
7 2*
Sale
Sale
352*
6
Sale
4
32*
42*
32*
202* Sale
372* Sale
112
40
10%
19
Sale
202*
Sale
—25
Co common.....100
6% preferred
3,700
13,300
47,600
9,500
52,400
71'
300
"2",600
20
% Sale
2321I "26"
221 Sale
Sale
Sale
"222* "232*
22* Sale
83
Sale
87
Sale
392*
42*
41
421
121
42*
11
106
42*
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7%
10%
Sale"
6,100
40
5,600
50
35,000
2,600
10,700
1,600
11,800
2,100
1,600
850
670
5,400
~
1~,306
Sale
222*
222* Sale
282* 29
28
243* Sale
22* Sale
52* Sale
242* Sale
1062* Sale
12*'
12*
52* Sale
52* Sale
Sale
8
4
12*
62*
42*
2
62*
Sale
26
12*
Sale
Sale
9
Sale
10
Sale
18
1
June
June
17
June
June
3
1?2*
82*
Sale
1
Sale
1%
102*
112*
U2*
12* Sale
12* Sale
Sale
X, Sale
22*
41
Co...*
'
.......
30,600 Bellanca Aircraft common..!
"Sjj
June
June
June
4
342* June
422* June 12
412* June 15
312* June
"IB" Sale"
132* Sale
502*
52
32* Sale
72* Sale
122*
12* Sale
122*
Sale
12* Sale
3
Sale
1
Sale
10
Sale
5k
18
Sale
532*
Sale
11
June
18
June 30
June
12* June
52* June
52* June
June 22
June
4
110
2
62* June 22
62* June 23
92* June 30
June
June
88
June
11
10
June
102*
June
5
4
12
12*
22*
112*
2*
2*
June
2*6 June
2* June
22*
432*
Sale
Sale
2
2* June
9
41
June
1
Sale
92*
93 2* June
25
Sale
Sale
92*
4"
Sale
87g
22*
8
82*
9
Sale
%
Sale
92*
82*
"§3 ~
Sale
2* Sale
22*
2 2*
.June 23
112* June
7
82*
i2* Sale
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
5
12
392* Jan. 18
432* Mar. 5
Jan.
8
46
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
272* Mar.
6
25
Mar.
302* Jan.
262* June
12* Feb.
25
82* June 24
June 26
112*
512*
22*
72*
12*
92*
82*
43 2*
812*
2*
June
2
June 11
June
4
June
8
June
3
26
June
Jun6
June
June
June
17
26
15
23
2 2* June
8
June
June
June
June
June
16
17
17
30
2
22* June 15
462* June 23
94
June 30
102* June 11
Jan.
Jan.
2
32* Jan.
2
72* Jan.
3
83
June 11
92* Jan. 13
1
Jan.
1
Jan.
52* Jan.
i32 Jan.
2* June
% May
12* Jan.
262* Jan.
92
Apr.
82* June
28
51
June 25
9
June 22
12* June 15
102* June
3
9
June .12
49
June 11
88
June
1
2* June
9
13
9
20
17
24
June 26
112* May 12
22*
72*
12*
82*
'
Jan.
4
May 25
May 25
May 14
Apr. 28
May 12
May 26
Jan.
9
J* June
1
Apr.
9
Jan.
2
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
June
June
21
17
27
17
14
24
18
30
June 22
Feb. 10
72* Mar. 19
72* Mar. 19
92* Mar. 23
96
Jan. 24
122* Apr.
8
122*
22*
32*
142*
2*
2*
102* Jan.
June 26
54
3
*
6 110
4
2
*
32l
122* June 24
June" 3
28
Jan.
13
29
10
392* Feb. 13
22* Jan. 10
12* Jan.
2
42* Jan.
2
13
Mar. 23
104
4
Feb. 17
5
242* Feb. 21
432* Feb. 17
Feb. 13
114
Feb.
June
232* June 12
Sale
Sale
Sale
Feb.
May 14
June
9
June 24
12* June 16
52* June
1
102*
2*
8
7
4
June
June
4
5
1
2
3
1252* May 27
32
June
4
June 29
19
118
16
37
2
Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
June 23
1
June
122*
532*
Jan.
Jan.
1
June
28
122*
17
362* Mar. 11
402* Feb. 19
2
June 29
12* June
9
n
27
Feb.
9
Jan.
p
2
5
482* Jan.
Jan.
32* Jan.
32* May
Jan.
19
i3otM
362* Mar.
912* Feb.
Jan.
6
June
1
101
82
June 25
June 19
June 29
June
June
June
8
75
Jan.
June 22
June 22
June 22
1
272*
12*
232*
22*
872*
312*
292*
Mar. 4
Mar. 4
42* Jan.
2
772* Jan. 17
9
Feb. 14
2
Feb.
4
Jan.
192* Jan.
4
172* Jan. 23
252* Feb. 26
14
Jan.
6
2*6 Jan
8
18
Jan.
3
12* May 22
212* Apr. 21
2
Apr. 27
June 23
27
Feb.
Jan.
June 16
222* June 29
203* June
6
Sale
2
102*
12
June
Jan.
Jan.
442* Mar.
52* May
June 23
83
102*
pref...100
Atlantic Coast Fisheries..
290 Atlantic Coast Line Co....50
463,500 Atlas Corp com
*
24,100 $3preferred A.
Warrants
203,000
26,000 Atlas Plywood Corp........*
-.1
21,100 Austin Silver Mines
20.700 Automatic Products Corp..5
22,600 Auto Voting Machine com. *
10,530 Axton Fisher Tob class A..10
---*
16,095 Babcock Ac Wilcox Co
63.200 Baldwin Locomotive warr
470 Baumann (L) & Co pref..100
June
352*
Mar. 20
June 12
Feb. 17
Feb. 17
Jan. 28
Apr.
3
Apr. 22
Feb. 13
Feb. 14
June 17
Feb. 11
152
Mar. 25
1212* Apr. 11
18
May 18
132* Mar. 4
22* Mar. 13
70
June
42* Jan.
% Jan.
27
Jan.
862* Jan.
115
116
2
June 25
4
94
1
June 12
June 17
June 30
June
2
202* June
106
i2*
52*
52*
462*
62*
352*
352*
June
192* June
'"12* Sale"
17
32* June
110
'"82* Sale"
8
June
1252* June
June
June
38"" Sale"
27
9
332* June 20
...
Associates Investment
For footnotes see page 53
June
4
2
12* June 26
1
342* June
June 26
90
June
June
June
9|
45
87
June
7i
June
35
*402* Sale"
42*
Sale
2
2
80 Atlanta Gas Lt 6%
63,000
June
June
Amer—*
Associated Rayon Corp com.*
32*
52* June
88
40
1%
c common
June 26
45
Sale
12*
302*
8
V t
94
June
1
22
5% Sale
>32 Sale
Assoc Laundries of
June 27
70
32*
4
32* Sale
39
*
—
Warrants
June 26
June
43
45
62* Sale
35
Sale
332* Sale
Sale
102* Sale
$5 preferred...
12
65
34
242* Sale
202* Sale
272*
29
32
rects_.fl
Assoc Gas Ac Elec com ......1
Class A
1
American deposit
June
9
3,
87
109
15
9
18
332*
Sale
15
June 29
102* June
June
54
64
98
Associated Elec Industries—
26,200
231,000
493,100
209,500
457,500
3,200
1,300
14,800
33,800
June
June 29
116
June
17
Sale
82*
17
June
1132* June
Sale
46
52*
6
June 24
June
45
June
3
17* June
May 26 462* Jan. 30
June 10 1132* Mar. 20
24
June 19
Jan.
2
42* Mar. 3
Apr. 29
152* Jan. 24
June 17
May
8 622* Feb. 19
42* Mar. 11
June 25
Feb. 13
Apr. 27 35
12*
2* June
6
372* Jan.
4 502*
672* Feb. 20 822*
76
58
Feb. 20
114
June 20 115
19
Apr. 28 235*
22*
22* Apr. 22
42*
22* Jan.
9
1
2* Jan. 10
17
June 13
15
Jan. 21
21
252*
202* June 13
iS* June
40
Sale
1
1
com.50
62
95
22*
70
22*
27
June 11
1252*
37% Sale
American Gas Ac Eleccom..
American
452*
5H
31 3*
292*
32*
Co
Amer Ac Foreign Power warr
222*
Sale
1152* Sale
172*
18
22*
102*
44 2*
June 20
90
....100
......
212*
137
12* Sale
342*
5,025 Amer Mfg
426,600 American Maracaibo
1
50,075 American Meter Co.
..'
3,600 Amer Pneumatic Service....*
3,300 Amer Potash Ac Chem Corp..*
1,336,300 American Superpower..—.*
19,800
1st preferred
*
66,100
Preferred
...—*
9,700 Amer Thread preferred.....5
20,300 Anchor Post Fence com....*
60,300 Angostura Wupperman
1
19,700 Apex Elec Mfg Co common..*
Appalachian Elec Power—
1,870
7% preferred
......*
112,700 A returns Radio Tube..
1
174,300 Arkansas Nat Gas com.....*
819,700
Class A
*
Preferred
10
127,100
930 Arkansas P Ac L $7 pref
*
26,200 Art Metal Works common...5
71,300
1,500
6,800
2,300
4,100
39,000
3,700
Sale
109
15
$5.50 prior preferred..—.
Amer Cities Power A Lt Corp
950
100
222*
123
42* June 19
102* June 17
June 22
22* June 3
28
June
3
1
2* June
502* June 12
762* June
9
71
June
Sale
15
51
June 20 114
192* June 23
June
S3 preferred
1,400
10,700
1,200
750
June 25
49
28
40
99
June 10 1073* June
2
24
June 19
June
5
20
2% June
88 %
412* June 30
June 25
202*
24
32* Sale
102*
14
502* Sale
22* Sale
114
"202* "21*2*
Capital Corp com cl A*
Common class B
10c
27,000 Amer Laund Mach com....20
187,200 Amer Light & Trac com
25
28,100
3,100
Highest
Sale Prices
99
23
20
Amer
Common class B
.....
125 Amer Dist Tel N J common.
5,500
Lowest
Sale Prices
Allied Internat Investing
200
$3 conv preferred
—
15,700 Allied Products class A....25
99,050 Aluminum Co common..—*
25,150
Preferred
——100
14,800 Aluminum Goods Mfg..
*
9,100 Aluminum Industries com—*
20,100 Aluminium Ltd
*
5,070
6% preferred
......100
21,800 Amer Beverage Corp
—1
3,800
28,000
4,900
1,050
Highest
Sale Prices
41
412* Sale
46
15
Lowest
Ask
com...*
*
Alliance Investment
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
JUNE
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
1936
100 Alles & Fisher Inc common.*
"'200
°
Price
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
Shares
65
Jan. 1 to June 30
$99,872,000
622,637,000
the month in
Jan. 1
550
a.
SALES
NEW
Shares
June
4,440,137
24,974,905
6,296,710
74,900,269
1935
1936
$58,312,000
479,869,000
Bond Sales
1936
*
Shares
June
29
Apr. 16
Feb. 17
Feb.
Feb.
5
Feb.
6
Feb.
6
Feb. 13
2* Feb. 19
32* Feb.
1
462* June 23
94
June 30
162* Jan.
2
382* Feb. 25
1624 Feb. 21
55
Jan.
9
42* Feb. 13
11
Jan.
8
12* June 15
11
Mar. 14
122* Jan.
2
552* Jan. 29
103
Mar. 6
22* Feb. 24
Feb. 10
70
42* Jan.
30
42
NEW
aqqreqate
YORK
SALES
PRICES
YORK
NEW
In
June
Jan. 1
"
200
150
800
100
2,600
19,800
14,700
2,000
900
500
130
300
"i'soo
8,500
5,300
15,400
STOCKS (Continued)
"1,600
600
100
1,400
Par
599 Bell Telep Co of Canada.. 100
55° Bell Telep of Pa 6%% pf-100
1,700 Benson & Hedges com——*
Convertible preferred
1,650
*
*
24,400 Blckford's Inc com
2,225
$2.50 Conv pref
*
55,300 Black & Decker Mfg Co
*
185,900 bum (K W) St Co common
*
156,150 Blue Ridge Corp com
...1
25,200
Opt 6% Conv pref
•
28,yoo Blumenthal (S) A; Co com—*
15,315 Bohack (H C) Co common—.'
990
7% 1st preferred
4,050 Borne Scrymser Co
7,000 Botany Consol Mills com
38,500 Bourjois Inc
97,800 Bower Roller Bearing.
100
25
*
*
5
...
98,800 Brazilian Tr Lt fit Pr ord—*
127,900 Bridgeport Machine com
*
.
.
10
Bid
June 1
Ask
Bid
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
June 30
Ask
Ask Bid
147
121
4%
14%
35 %
21%
13%
3%
44 %
18%
5%
15 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
43
8
75
13%
4
434
10%
Sale
534
334
"1434 Sale" "14 " "l"434
22
34 Sale
1834 Sale
2 34 Sale
4534 Sale
1734 Sale
634
734
15
% Sale
5
5%
26% Sale
10%
June 22
Sale
4%
13 %
4 151
June
Lowest
37
14
20
1834 Sale
234
3
4534
46
1634 Sale
5
634
3434
36
13
Sale
1834
334
334
2034 Sale
334
2134
4
2234
1234
1534
1234
13
Sale
1534
1534
Sale
434
12 34
1434
38 34
June 19
June
4
June 29
June
4
454
1234
143s
38 %
22 34
June 27
June
June 20
June 22
June
1
20
June 29
1534
2 34
4334
1634
5%
June
June
June
June
June
11
3
16
30
20
3
June 25
46
17
June
June
1
23
June
9
34
June
2
6;
36
June
10
13
June 24
13
June 24
June 18
2
June
4
June
3
3 54 June
3
2034 June 24
4]
23;
1134 June
5
1454 June 15
1334 June 24
1634 June
8
—100
Preferred
31,900 Brill Corp class A..—....—*
Class B
32,300
6,160
7% preferred
—100
6,100 Brillo Mfg Co common......*
600
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Jan. 2
1936
Shares
IN JUNE
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Shares
50
EXCHANGE
CURB
3%
Sale
1%
1%
35% Sale
7%
7%
4
4%
3 34
154
2
134
16% Sale
17%
18%
2234
8
Sale
Sale
134
334 June 24
154 June
5
32 34 June
5
'834 ""834
8
2634
2634
25
2954
30
2934 June 13
2534 June 25
June
1
22 34 June
4
4
June
2
154 June
5
3334 June 10
934 June 24
*
Class A
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
142
Apr. 30 151
June 22
121
Jan.
2 123
May 18
354 Feb.
7
113| Mar. 11
1354 Jan. 27
3534 Jan.
2
20
Apr. 30
1354 Jan.
7
254 Apr. 30
4334 June 16
1534 Apr. 30
534 June 23
34
May 26
1234 Apr.
9
34 Jan. 10
354 May
9
2034 May 26
954 Jan.
1334 Jan.
97
3
20
10
Mar. 25
Jan.
6
134 Jan.
29
8
Jan.
8
734 Apr. 28
2654 Mar. 14
British-American Oil Co....
2,400
1,500
4
17,800
1,800
*
*
Coupon stock (bearer)
Registered—
2334
2534
2534
June 24
2634 June 26
26
June 26
1634 Jan.
2054 Jan.
2
27
454 Jan.
3
1434 Jan. 27
1954 Mar. 6
39
Feb.
30
Feb.
27
Feb.
434 Feb.
53
Jan.
20
19
7
1
14
2534 Mar. 6
Mar. 27
9]
13
50
Jan.
18
Feb. 20
134 Feb, 14
654 Feb. 13
2934 Mar. 6
1534 Feb.
2034 Apr.
97
Mar.
834 Feb.
454 Feb.
5354 Feb.
934 June
2934 Mar.
2734 Apr.
21
3
25
7
7
7
24
31
6
June 26
26
British Amer Tobacco, Ltd—
2,800
2,000
11,200
3,200
100
8,700
"l"450
11,500
27,800
Amer dep rets ord bear. £1
Amer
dep rets ord reg—£1
28% Sale
28
29%
3034
3054
3134
31
2934
2834
234
334
234
3054 June
5
2634 June 25
28
Jan.
2
2534 June 25
British Celanese Ltd—
Am dep rets
ord reg—10s
3H
SH
2 34
8
2 54 June
254 June
8
50 British Col Power class A—*
1,100
900
5,500
4,300
44,900
200
550
5,000
850
Brown Fence & Wire cl B—*
700 Bruck Silk Mills Ltd
3,950
200
18,500
Co
*
10
*
...
600
$3
conv
Warrants
7,700
10,800 Burma Corp, Amer dep rets..
161,200 Butler Bros
10
4,300
125,900
1,000
Am dep rets A ord sh
9,400
£1
Am dep rets B ord sh
28,400
£1
Am dep rets pref sh
2,800
£1
1,400 Calamba Sugar Estate Co.20
700 Canadian Car & Fdy pref-.25
77,200 Can Indus Alcohol cl A—.. *
B non-voting
4,400
——*
1
197,300 Canadian Marconi Co..
3,300 Capital City Products
*
566,700 Carlb Syndicate com
25c
*
1,200 Carman 8c Co conv A stk
Class B
...—*
7,600
*
14,550 Carnation Co common
1,330 Carolina P 8c L $7 pref....—*
$6 preferred
1,130
*
.
Cables fit
1,800
700
mm m
—
"150
4,600
300
10,100
1,500
15,400
ptrnm
-
900
1,000
80
40
39^" Sale
24%
24%
101% 102
51
52%
52
51x4
1% Sale
9%
Sale
31
2934
2934 Sale
934 Sale
934 Sale
4034 Sale
2434 Sale
10634 Sale
2834 June 15
834 June 12
June 16
9
4034 June 22
2434 June 20
1
10634 June
"4134 Sale"
2434 Sale
10634 Sale
June 24
30
64
62
74% Sale
234
234
62 34
78
234
64
Sale
334
June
8
7334 June
2 34 June
5
3
62
June 24
34
2%
3
8% .Sale
*
t c
v
3134
29
*
preferred
Cable Elec Prod
Sale
734 June 12
934
32
2934
954
934
4134
2534
10734
2
1554 Jan.
3434 Mar. 20
28
2734 Apr. 30
654 Jan. 13
June
9
234
2 54
954 Sale
234
834
234
Sale
June 16
834 June 26
2 34
63
Jan.
June
9
28
16
2
3954 Jan.
2334 Apr. 24
June 10
103
Jan.
16
June 23
48
Jan.
11
5134
154
3334
34
234
754
Jan.
7
Jan.
2
Jan. 28
Jan.
4
Mar. 17
Jan. 11
8434 June 13
2 34 June 2 4
34
June 24
2 34 June
2
954 June
1
134 Sale
1
134
1
June
2
134 June 11
1%
1
154
54« Sale
1
134
1
June
3
5%
5
534
30
134 June 26
% June
1
534 June 12
% Sale
26
p34
534
28
534
2634
% June
1
June
4
5
15
10% Sale
2
Sale
~2%
Sale
734 Sale
634
7
134 Sale
16
1654
334
334
1634
20
Sale
3
'18% Sale"
2334
92
2334
Sale
Sale
7
534
634
134 Sale
1634 Sale
2 34 Sale
1634
20
234
3
2434 Sale
_
June 13
7
June 30
534
134
1534
2 54
June 25
June
1
June 13
June
6
2 34 June 2
2334 June
9134 June
83
June
7
2
1
3
16
June 17
834 June 10
634 June 29
2
June
2
1654 June 30
334 June
2
354 June
2634 June
1
8
92
June
1
88
June 26
600
12,100
Am dep rets A ord
100
140,800 Carrier Corp common
2,275 Castle (A M) & Co...
232,800 Catalin Corp of Amer
..£1
*
...10
1
11% Sale
1034 Sale
854 Sale
12 54
Sale
1134 Sale
1034 Sale
854 June
8
4334 June 15
1054 June 26
1254 June 29
46
June 22
12 34 June
1
7,675
7% 1st partic pref—...100
5,475
7% prior preferred—...100
4,750 Celluloid Corp com...
15
200
40
25
2,900
10
1,850
1st preferred
1,195
*
$7 div preferred—
2,385
*
36,300 Cent Hud G 8l E v tc.
80 Cent Maine Pow 7% pref._100
11,650 Cent Pow & Lt 7% pref—100
1134
13
1034
1034
12
....
15
Sale
8 10634 June 11
103
11134 Sale
Sale
16
1634
1634
Sale
Sale
76
Sale
67
2 34
Sale
Sale
44
Sale
22
6034
Sale
June
10834
1034
9334
32
June
June 26 110
June
4 1034 June
95
June
June 22
4
7
June 30
534
154
1534
234
1634
254
1834
June
Apr.
June
Jan.
Jan.
May
Jan.
86
75
25
30
13
2
6
Jan.
19
3
3
Apr. 22
4454 Jan. 27
734 Apr. 28
40
Apr.
7
934 Jan.
9
14,800
27,900
2,375
950
100
525
2,600
700
750
2,900
1,250
Common
..........1
104,700
694,300 Central States Elec com.-.l
24,810
7% preferred
100
12,075
6% pref without warr..100
Conv preferred...
1,675
100
Conv pref opt ser 1929..100
5,350
91,800 Centrifugal Pipe Corp
14,500 Charts Corp com
10
5,800 Chesebrough Mfg..
50,400 Chief Consol Mining Co
25
.100
20
15,300 Chicago Rivet & Machine...'
!%
2
40
2 34
2 34
Sale
Sale
Sale
1434 Apr.
68
67
June 30
Sale
Sale
1754
115
11634
34 Sale
22
5% Sale
1754
18 34
1634
Sale
44
"24" "26""
434
1734
Sale
112
34% Sale
28
118
250,900
44,800
5,800
930
1,800
1,400
14,800
3,400
2,400
3,600
3,869.000
158,100
Cities Service
Preferred
134 Sale
434
1734
Sale
62,700
Cleveland Tractor
30,000 Club
63,800
4,100
434 Sale
5034 Sale
*
com
454
29
Sale
63
Sale
6
Sale
63
%
49
1334
11%
%
4934
Sale
1634
34
Sale
34
44
Sale
Sale
11
Sale
65
1034
Sale
1534 Sale
% Sale
4554
47
10
Sale
100
com
Aluminum Utensil
com
*
5,600 Cohn
486,000 Colon
96,775 Coir's
& Rosenberger com..*
Oil Corp common
*
Patent Fire Arms Mfg25
2
2
4
June 12
6,225
41,959
2,646,100
25
4,200
5% Conv preferred
Columbia Oil & Gas
630 Columbia Pictures
Sale
134 Sale
134 Sale
5334 Sale
2 34 Sale
4654 Sale
1
38,300 Commonwealth Edison
100
10434
Sale
% Sale
4134
45
"3034 "36"
97
100
Sale
154
134
Sale
Sale
r2
46
Sale
10634 Sale
354 Sale
32
105
36
June
4
2
2334 June 17
434 June 18
8
1734 June 24
June
5 116
ii8M
43*
June 29
June
1,469,400
50
June
June 26
47
June 26
2854 June 29
30
June
434 June
4854 June
Warrants
% Sale
725,700 Como Mines
29,800 Compo Shoe Machinery..
1
13
% Sale
534 June 22
66
June
63
4734
4634
1434
54
42 34
934
June
June
June 17
June 11
June
9
June
5
6354 June 25
154 June
634 June 24
3
5
154 June 29
44
June
8
134 Sale
34 Sale
1334
1434
154
54
1354
13i
Sale
14
$3 preferred
com..
1
3~806
46,866
8,800
«»
m
—
—
-
-
v t
$3.50 preferred.
c._
.
.......
335,100 Consol Copper Mines
For footnotes
1,750
New
see page
53.
common
June
1
134 June 22
734 June
254 June
48
5
1
June 24
36
June 10
36
5 105
134 June
54« June
*
1354 June 23
11
2\
4254 Feb;
4
Apr.
134 Apr. 2*
154 Jan.
i
3134 Jan.
1834 Jan.
20
17
Jan.
May
x4% May
1634 May
L0834 May
<% Jan.
3434 Jan.
38
Jan.
24
Jan.
2
3
4134 Jan.
6
354 May 15
40
June
5
43
May 19
4234 Jan.
4
11
Jan.
3
54 Jan. 14
41
May 12
934 June
5
334 Feb. 15
134 May 16
7
May
4
7-34 Apr. 30
134 Jan. 29
42
May 26
3
93
Jan.
Jan.
54 Jan.
Mar. 21
June 30
97
Jan.
June
3
54 June
1454 June
5
6
134 Jan. 10
34 May 12
1134 Jan.f 23
4634 May 12
1534 June 24
1554
Sale
1534 June 24
1754 June
8
534 Sale
8434 Sale
434 Sale
9134 Sale
334
Sale
Sale
334 June 16
8954 June 23
454 June
92
June
2
9054
5354 Sale
5354 June 30
5634 June
3
5
4
154 Jan. 31
32
Mar.
16
June 17
5
1254 Feb. 24
1134 Jan. 28
254 Feb.
4
22
Mar. 13
434 Feb.
21
Feb.
Mar.
5
2634 June
6
8
7
8
98
Feb.
15
90
Feb.
4
4754 Jan.
1254 Jan.
27
18
June 22
46
1634 Mar.
Jan.
1634 Jan.
4
14
14
23
Jan.
29
27
1734 Jan.
17
Jan.
76
June 30
67
June 30
354 Feb. 13
354 Feb. 17
Feb.
54
754 Feb.
17
4
June 25
66
634 Feb.
63
Feb.
5
25
6354 June 25
65
June 25
1934 Apr.
2
134 Feb. 13
5234 Jan. 24
1634 Feb. 11
Feb.
6
26
354 Jan. 30
834 Apr.
2
Mar. 10
12
Mar.
4
73
Jan.
45
Jan.
Jan.
2 112
% Apr. 18
134 June
9
13
Jan.
2
1734 Sale
Fen.
3
1034 Mar.
2
23
4 114
Feb. 17
2
534 Mar. 23
36
54 June
1
134 June
9
2834 June 19
2
2
4
3134 Jan. 29
2
Feb. 13
44
6
13 3034 Feb.
3
4
634 Feb.
Jan. 18
8 22
15 12454 Mar. 3
6
134 May 13
Mar. 23
3 59
June 26
27
47
22 3434 Apr.
3
10
June
8
18
16
54 Feb. 17
154 May 25
32
Apr.
13
334 Mar. 5
154 Jan. 13
16
Feb.
21
49
Apr. 13
2354 Jan. 30
—
*
1.5
56,400 Con Gas E LA P Bait com.
140
5% preferred A
100
740 Consol Min A Smelt Ltd
25
975
44
1134 June 12
1734 Sale
Consol Automatic
Merchandising
June 25
1734 June 25
34 June 15
*
234,200 Consolidated Aircraft
——-
65
June 2 5
10334 June
4 11034 June 16
334 June 27
434 June
9
54e June
134 June
2734 June
Conn Gas & Coke Secur
125
"8,300
June 25
June
%, Sale
Sale
134 Sale
134 Sale
1234 Sale
17
10
4
99 34 June
1,400 Commonwealths Distribut—1
20,125 Community P & L 1st pref..*
1
66,300 Community Water Serv
June 26
1
134 June
5
Sale
Commonwealth 8c Sou Corp—
47,200
1,200
1,500
2,400
102,500
2,500
30
2334 June 17
2634 June 15
June
7 34 June
.100
com
com new-.
June
434 June
19
Columbia Gas 8c Elec Corp—
27,000
234 June 16
254 June 16
45
40
Sale
45
400 Cockshutt Plow Co Ltd....*
**
100
3% Sale
4534 Sale
2834
June
1834 June 12
47
2934
....
■
m rn —
•
Preferred B
*
18,000
Preferred BB
*
2,330
5,000 Cities Serv Pr 8c Lt $6 pref..*
$7 preferred
3,250
247,100 City Auto Stamping Co
*
.1
91,100 Claude Neon Lights com
*
8,650 Cleveland Bloc ilium com
150 Clinchfield Coal
1,900
*
common
134 June
134 June
1
Feb.
116
June 30
38
10
54 Apr.
102
55
Jan.
76
24
100 Chicago Flexible Shaft Co. .5
900
m
Sale
1
24,825 Childs Co preferred
50
«*
1% Sale
1% Sale
33
354 Apr.
(
May 21
92
31
1654 June 23
Cent 8c Southwest Util—
85
40
10734 Feb. 1]
1034 May II
32
4
30
June 23
Mar. 4
63
9934 May 15 11634 Jan.
4
1
June
June
% Feb.
5
554 Jan. 31
6954 June 10
5954 June
3
16
June
June
9
4
Jan.
50
2534 Mar. 20
10734
234 Mar. 18
Celanese Corp of Amer—
100
725
6
1034 Mar. 23
1634 Mar. 7
7
1
Carreras Ltd—
26",400
Mar.
31
May 27
54# Jan.
4
5
May 28
2454 Jan. 21
1454 Mar. 31
54 Jan.
Wireless—
1%
%
5%
8
2954 Apr. 29
June 30
June 23
June 30
June
1
354 Jan.
6
May 20
Jan.
June 22
June 17
Inc—
6,300
$3.50 conv pref
31,475 Bunker Hill 8c Sullivan
3,000 Burco Inc common
50
2",600
Watch
7%
Sale
9
8
*
38,900 Buckeye Pipe Line
50
34,700 Bufi'Nlag 8c East Pow pref.25
$5 1st preferred
6,250
*
234 May 18
28
14% Sale
29 % Sale
*
Class A preferred
Brown Forman Distillery—1
Bulova
300
..100
Brown Co 6% pref
3234 Feb.
7
3034 Mar. 20
5
200
34 Jan.
334 June
%
Jan.
au
6% Apr. 13
9254 May 18
205
84
113
Jan.
Jan.
116
Mar.
226
2
Jan.
290
Mar. 16
5354 June 30
6
5734 May 14
NEW
July, 1936]
new york
23,300
20
980
1,800
18,900
Ask
Bid
Par
Con# Retail Stores Inc com.5
8% pref w w
„
100
Consol Royalty Oil
10
Cont'l G & E 7% pr pref...100
STOCKS (Continued)
400
1,700
114,400
16,300
16,000
376,400
46,400
4,000
446,000
65,100
"2",loo
2,400
1,200
20,300
1,300
800
25,400
1,900
100
1326
726
426 Sale
3,500
6,900
181,400
1,425
557,800
167,300
569,100
Am dep rets
5
69
6K
100
43
7K
Copper Range Co
—*
Cord Corp
........5
Gorroon & Reynolds.... ...1
<6 Cony pref A
*
Cosden OH Co com..
1
...—
1526
40
.......—
Preferred
226
1026
Sale
400
31,800
5,500
24,600
26
100
com.............25
27 H
625
600
1,600
36",500
27,000 Darby Patrol Corp—...
4,300 Davenoort Hosiery
11,300 Dayton Rubber Mfg
Class A
2,100
100
800
3,100
400
UK
Sale
UK Sale
5
Sale
1
Sale
626
5K
11
2K
1126
Sale
Sale
27
212-6 Sale
956 Sale
5
Wheeler Elec Mfg..*
Croft (The) Brewing Co
1
600 Crowley Mllner & Co com...*
699,800 Crown Cent Petrol Corp
1
•
33,400 Crown Cork Internet cl A
155,200 Crown Drug common....25c
Preferred
25
2,075
6,100 Cuban Tobacco com » t c—*
10
5,900 Cuneo Press com.
400
634% preferred.........100
222,200 Cusl Mexicans Mining
50c
100
16,200
3,800
10,200
29 26
Sale
Preferred..............100
Crocker
526
Sale
Sale
14
14 K
40K
43 K
6K Sale
436 Sale
426
5K
68K
72
2
June 23
June 25
90
88
June
_
June 20
12 K June 18
June 15
41
6K June 30
4K June
5
426 June
6
68
Sale
10K
Sale
2
Sale
UK
15 26
426
Sale
Sale
K
31
June 13
IK June 17
9K June 18
12
&
2
34
5
4K June
6
65
Jan. 15
IK Jan.
2
6K Jan.
2
3
26
31K
June
1
24 K June 17
93K June 26
Sale
.26 June
Sale
aW
Sale
Sale
""626
g
3826
Sale
IK
Sale
38K
5K June 16
2
June
1
39
June 19
38 K June 19
24*
27 K June 24
1
June
1
5
June 16
2
June
5
2
24 K June 19
5K June 19
June
2
IK June
2
% June 30
% Sale
10K
13
14 K
10K
1626
9K
12
926
2626
35
9K June 24
13 \
14
12 K
Sale
Sale
3
49
Sale
49 26
June 20
10K June 10
ord reg
£1
3,200 Dennison Mfg 7% pref
100
48,350 Derby OH Ac Ref com
*
3,000
$4 cum preferred
*
2,600 Detroit Gasket & Mfg Co
1
1,700
6% preferred w w
20
64,700 Detroit Gray Iron Fdry com.*
28,800 Detroit Paper Products
1
230
3,200
600
2,600
1,700
2,400
1,000
Amer dep rets
23
June 11
400 Diamond Shoe Corp com
..*
89,200 Dictograph Products.......2
42,100 Distilled Liquors Corp
..5
20"906
1,000
66 K June 16
IK
126
Sale
3
2K June 16
41K June
8
1626 June 22
20
8 Is
726
1126
Sale
726
Sale
926
826
10K
926
Sale
11
826
Sale
June 23
9K June 22
8K June
5
200
6,400
54,700
7,900
3.600
36,900
400
7,300
Am dep rets
..£1
ord reg
_.*
Doehler Die-Casting
Douglas
(W
L)
*
7,700
*
Driver Harris Co common..10
"MOO
475
11",400
5,700
13,900
2,150
1,425
51,300
v.,
Duval Texas Sulphur
*
129,150 Eagle Plcher Lead Co
10
160,600 Eastern Gas 5c Fuel Assoc..*
59.050
6% preferred
100
4K % prior preferred
22,685
100
25
11
Sale
11
25K
25J6
31
426
25 26
33
Sale
Sale
25K June
2
29 K June
6
4K June 24
30K
4K
4K
4K
..*
65,300 Eastern States Corp com
$7 preferred series A......*
9,600
56 preferred series B
♦
39,900
119,600 Easy Washing Mach class B.*
600
500
13,000
5,050, Economy Groc Stores com..*
6,400 Edison Bros Stores Inc.....*
750
1,800
12,500
380,100
16,800
3,500
8,300
7,300
2,825
152.2001 Elnler
Electric com
1
3.578,200 Electric Bond 5c Share
56 preferred
80,1001
46,600'
15
5
*
preferred...
•
50,300 Electric Power Associates... 1
Class A
1
77,000
31,030 Electric Pow 5c Lt 2d pf A.. *
Option warrants.
53,475
36,400 Electric Shareholdings com.l
56 Conv pref with warr
•
4,905
J
3,975
6,000
1,000
June
25
Jan.
1126 Feb.
3,770
!
12,000 Electrographic Corp com
7,360 Elgin National Watch Co_.15
500 Empire Dlst Elec 6% pref. 100
100
17,150 Empire G 5c F 7% pref
8% preferred.
100
6,175
6% preferred
....
100
7,875
634 % preferred
100
2,400
3,400 Empire Pow Corp part stir. _•
68,200 Emsco Derrick 5c Equip Co.5
10
414,700 Equity Corp common
....100
2,150 Eureka Pipe Line..
European Elec Co of Can—
400
650
300
4,650
1,250
1,950
600
350
4,400
20,400
100
57,100
8,300
1,900
84.200
Option warrants....
66
3726 Sale
..
74
K
1
a
%
Sale
IK
1026 Sale
726 Sale
Sale
4
42 26
Sale
5926
6026
Evans Wallower Lead
3,500
"
4,200
1,800
1,800
1,100
2,900
Ferro Enamel Corp
400 Flat Amer dep rets
69,300
100
"126 "126
28
Sale
30K
3K
3K
73 K Sale
26
2K
7K
726
10 K
6 26
64 K
75 K
Sale
Sale
65 K
Sale
IK
30
IK
33
25 26
27
25 26
Sale
293
626 Sale
133
Sale
16
116
Sale
25K Sale
2K
10126 June
8
June 12
June 10
26
June 25
34 K June 24
426 June 13
6 116
May 14
146.400
14,300
1,660
5,800
1,300
920
80
._*
Fldello Brewery
Film Inspection
38"" "3926
41
226
1626
7826
67 26
1026
826
1826
226
526
9326
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5K
97
3K
19 26
11
4
69
25
June
9
27
June
June
74
72
26
1
8K Sale
9K Sale
6
Sale
58 K
Sale
71
70
Sale
IK
32
31
13
IK
35
33 K
Sale
4
3
3 K June
3
74
June 11
43
Sale
Sale
81
82
72
Sale
10 K
Sale
8K
Sale
"7"" Sale"
526
91K
Sale
16 26
425
42
2
9K June 30
June 30
6
58 K June 29
71
June 22
June 10
IK June
June
29K June
30
4
2
1
12 K June 29
15 K June 24
9K June
26
Sale
93K
326 Sale
21K Sale
82 K Sale
75
76 K
10 26 Sale
7 K Sale
57 26 Sale
7
7K
5
6K
95
Sale
15K
3526
17 K
Sale
6226
65 26
6126
61K
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Jan.
7
Mar. 13
11
June
1
16 K June
18K June
4
June
4
70
June
4
77
June 26
3
June
4
7K June 20
10
June
48
8
10
June 29
June
1
June 17
June lt
June
17
1026 June 16
826 June
_
61
June 10
6K June
9
5K June 11
90K June
4
7K June 29
626 June 18
95K June 19
16 K
33K
42 K
48 26
51K
17
36
50
Sale
47
Sale
Sale
45
49
Sale
2K Sale
37
2K
38
39
42
1826
226
37
Sale
17K
Sale
2K
40
42
$
Sale
8
16 K
7
M
Class B
143
2
June 24
49 K June 23
63 K June 25
66
June 25
June
June
June
June
2K June
40
June
15K Mar.
UK Mar.
4
6
4
83
Mar.
85
Jan.
6
31
59K Jan.
3
June 10
24
IK May 12
24K Jan. 11
23
Jan. 11
6K Jan.
8
15K June 24
36
Jan. 20
2K Apr. 28
1556 Feb. 20
7456 Jan.
9
64K Apr. 28
9K Apr. 27
6K Apr. 30
18K Jan.
2
2
Jan.
2
5
May 22
88
May
8
Jan.
15
Jan.
4
14
30K Jan.
7
Jan.
2
43 K Jan.
6
3
42
Jan.
43
Jan.
44
22
21
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
22
15
6
39
2
27
426
Sale
Sale
28
2826 Sale
26
Sale
Sale
15 K June
4
6K June 25
6K
6K
Sale
Sale
23 K Sale
36 K .37
13 26
13 26
626 Sale
1326 Sale
13 K
1426
27K
28K
34 26 Sale
Sale
Sale
6 K June
117"
726 Sale
61
Sale
77
114
13K June
23K June
17
June 24
8
June 15
K
June
75 K June
36 K
115
113K 115
Sale
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
"22"" Sale
826 Sale
726 Sale
26 26
28 26
24 26
7K June 26
13 26 June
15
June
i28
Sale
34
Sale
20K
22K
Sale
June
2
21
June
2
June
10
2
9
2
K. Jan.
Jan.
46 K June
June 12
33
3
41K June
June 25
24 K x23K June 18
1IS8
138,900
2,500
400
/.
25
.
2,100
3,700
Amer dep
1
17
75
726 Sale
7}
2)
June
4
June 13
Co
conv
pref...
*
2,900
1,200
28,800
56,100
Gen
£1
Fireproofing com.....*
100
400
1,000
2,200
74,600
2,800
21,600
For footnotes
56
conv
pref ser B
56 Preferred....
Warrants
see page
53.
......*
6
62
Feb.
61K
25 K
21K
3K
44
June 25
June 22
Apr.
Feb.
4
17
Feb.
6
56 Feb.
IK Feb.
4
5
5
14
28
21
21
14
2
23
21
2
21
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr. 24 117
9
456 Apr. 28
May
8 70
Jan.
7
11
5
4
11
10
112
46
June 12
45
Apr.
16
49 K June 25
23 K June 10
40 K May 26
20
June 25
60
Feb.
Feb.
7
21
1
z23K June 18
32
Feb.
20
8K June 20
7K May 18
2K June 13
30
Jan. 11
25
June
33
3
June 26
Feb.
Feb.
9K Feb. 21
4K Feb. 21
30
Jan. 11
*
16 26
Sale
1726
226 Sale
2K
1826 Sale
12 26 Sale
20K
15K
17 K
226
Jan.
23
2
2K Jan.
6
20 K June
19 K June 24
8
5 zl6K June 18
14 K June
18 K Jan.
Sale
17K June
2K Sale
2K June
18 K
20K
16
1926
15K
20
16
..._.*
Gen Investment Co com....5
19
7
7
51K Feb. 19
65K Feb.
6
67 K Feb.
6
Feb.
18 K June 15
226 June
16
12K Jan.
Gen Gas & Elec—
6,800
29 K Feb.
19 K Apr.
37
Feb.
89
May 26
6
20
3
25K Mar. 26
87
Mar. 20
79
Mar. 25
12
Mar. 11
9K Jan.
8
61
June 10
8K Mar. 17
956 Feb. 17
98
Jan.
8
K May
General Elec Co of Great Brit
American dep receipts
4K Mar.
June 17
*
15
...
General Alloys Co
23 K Mar.
49 K June
June 15
60
June 25
37 K June
1
Froedtert Grain 5c Malting
20,300
99,300
rets..Ord reg £1
Ford of France Am dep rets.
Fort Worth Stock Yards...
Jan. 30
June
1
43
14
K Jan.
2
June
Ford Motor Co, Ltd.
15,900
42K Feb.
7
3 K Jan. 31
43 K Jan. 30
14K Apr. 30 23 K Jan.
10K Jan.
6K June 25
Jan.
7 159 K Feb.
143
Feb.
3
45 Jan.
Jan.
3
13
16K Feb.
Jan.
12
May
8 17
1
23 K June
3156 Jan.
3
40 K Mar.
28K Jan.
June
21
19
May 11
June
8
June 2
zll4
426 June
20
2
4
June 24
36
% June
Sale
426 Sale
47
1
33K June
21
June
26
K
2
13 K June 13
Sale
11626
7
9
23
8
2
8
Jan.
16 K
7 26
14
4
2
47
K June 20
26 June
K June
8
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Jan.
2
25
25
150
4 26
13 26
17
*
.......*
June
61K
61K
25 K
19J6
Jan.
Jan.
Sale
1926 Sale
726 Sale
Florida Power 5c Lt S7 pref..*
Ford Motor of Canada cl A__*
48K
23 26
Sale
% Sale
Sale
26 Sale
26
26
5
Sale
48
June 15
June 8
June 18
June
2
June
6
June
2
June
8
June 10
June
9
June
3
June
6
bp.
10
41K Jan.
4
June
2
76
June
2
24
June 10
IK June 16
33 K June 23
33
June 22
14
June
1
10
*
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June 25
35K Mar. 6
7K Feb. 18
7K Jan.
1
6 26 June
81
4
7
9
65
4926
3J6
22 K
8526
41K June
50
49
Sale
4526 Sale
.....10
510 First Nat Stores 7% 1st pf.100
Flsk Rubber Corp common.. 1
Preferred
...100
243,825
11,900
86,600
12,250
158,400
2,200
13,125
2,775
26,000
2,100
22,100
19K Mar. 19
Mar.
2
4K Apr.
9
50
June 24
18 K June
8
21K June
8
14K Mar. 24
10 K Apr.
6
19
Apr. 23
25
June 12
12 K Jan. 24
70
1
7K June
Sale
1
Machine
Fire Assoc of Phila
12
Jan. 27
20 25
5
Apr. 29 124K Mar.
Jan.
3
73 K Jan. 14
Jan.
2
June
9
39
Feb
28
106
Jan. 11 110
Mar. 30
6
K Jan.
7
Jan.
9
66
Feb. 26 80
June 30
June
226 June 10
73K June
1
3
Sale
.__.*
com
Apr.
3
16K Apr. 11
14K Mar. 24
26 56 June 30
2
31
10
May
1
Jan.
23K Mar. 13
2756 May 19
4K June 24
8
69
102 K
24
...
7% preferred
..100
3,450
229,200 Ex-Cell-O Aircraft 5r Tool.. 3
102,900 Fairchlld Aviation com.....l
20
2,600 Fajardo Sugar
1
44,900 Falstaff Brewing
17,200 Fanny Fanner Candy com._l
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp*
5,600
*
5,900 Fedders Mfg Co common
"8~, 400
Apr.
9
IK Apr. 11
109
Jan.
Electric Shovel Coal Co—
$4 participating pref.....*
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
5
11
5
11
31
18
5
1
17
21
Jan.
98
Sale
95
450 Eastern Malleable Iron Co.25
2,600
Jan.
June
Feb. 20
IK Jan.
3
25K Mar. 9
16 K June 22
20
June 23
8K May
8
8K Mar. 3
15
May 12
5K Mar. 17
11
Jan.
6
June 24
25
1826 June
11
140
7% preferred...........100
77,800 Dubilier Cond Corp com
1
100
4,325 Duke Power Co
900 Durham Hosiery cl B com
.*
Mar.
1556 June
556 Feb.
50
Shoe Co—
7% preferred.....100
Dow Chemical Co com
710 Draper Corp
10
800
23 K
2426
2826 Sale
Dominion Steel 5c Coal B—25
100
Feb.
1H Feb.
22
11K June 30
9 K June
3
1
Sale
UK
Sale
Distillers Co Ltd—
14
34* Feb.
Jan.
12
June
2
June 23
June
21K June
June 10
23 K
11
20
67K
3K
50
18K
Feb.
2K
3156 June 25
Mar. 23
10 K June
De Haviland Aircraft Ltd—
300
22
Jan.
19
9K June 24
June 11
12 K June 17
26 26 June 30
17
Jan.
130
K Mar.
14
Feb.
15
June
16 K
Sale
x9
11K
...*
17
Mar.
106
1K Sale
77K Feb. 26
4K Feb. 15
May
IK
1156
4K
22 K
4K
37 K
1526 June 18
1
426 June
40
49K Mar. 23
9
Apr. 14
8
Mar. 24
8
Feb. 19
Apr.
120K Jan.
19K Jan.
9
Apr.
26 Jan.
June 12
11/6 June
2
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June 25
25
1
1526 June
4K June 29
22 K June 27
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6
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9 130
3
4 K June
4
3
Jan.
6K Jan.
June
2
June 11
June 24
June 24
June
8
June
8
12K June
1526 Sale
4K
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6K Jan.
9K Jan.
7K
5K
5K
71K
2K
12K
4
Sale
HP,
May 14
3K Jan. 15
Jan.
3 101K June 24
2
Feb.
7
7
Apr.
9
9 10
19
Mar. 14
2
2
15 K June 25
43 K June 24
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28 K June
127 26 June
1
Sale
3 K May
6K Mar. 11
S
Mar. 20
Jan. 23 105
6
92
2K June 11
2K Juile 30
9926 June
2 10126 June 24
26 June 29
26 June
1
for ord stfc reo
Creole Petroleum com
Highest
Sale Prices
12K June
Engine Bldg Corp
Crane Co
Lowest
Sale Prices
4
Sale
226 Sale
98K 10026
...£l
Cramp (Wm) & Sons Ship &
41.100
Highest
Sale Prices
90
Cooper Bessemer Corp com. _ *
$3 preferred A
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
526
Sale
98
100
26 Sale
Continental Secur common.*
(iourtaulds Ltd...
200
Bid
2 26
5,350
6,200 Continental Oil of Mexico.. 1
425
Ask Bid
4
Sale
5
June 30
June 1
1936
Shares
4,600
Jan. 2
1
Jan.
Shares
Price
curb exchange
Since
In
June
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JUNE
SALES
AGGREGATE
43
CURB EXCHANGE
I ORE
1
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37
332
% Sale
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%
42 26
43
26
IK
40 K
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42 K
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31K June 15
1
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42
June 22
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34
June 26
13
IK June 18
42 K June 23
s32 June 22
40
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3
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2
Apr. 30
K« Jan.
7
19
Mar. 11
4K Feb.
5
20K June
8
1856 Jan. 30
49
Feb.
6
2K Feb.
5
49 K May
9
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5
44
NEW
AGGREGATE
Shares
Shares
325
340
800
.
200
350
100
3,660
10,200
137,800
15,600
30,136
2,030
5,029
125
10,600
20
"9", 600
STOCKS (Continued)
Par
Gem Outdoor Adv 6 % pref. 100
*
General Rayon A stock...
General Telephone Corp...20
cony
700
11,700
200
300
3,450
1,900
1,400
400
7,165
1,300
19,400
Gilbert (A G) Go com.......*
S3 preferred......... ....*
Gorham Mfg Go-
Non-roting common stock *
2,000
107,700
400
1,050
26,600
147,700
35,600
211,700
23,400
5,000
1,650
109,800
2,400
125
900
8,600
2,100
14,700
800
600
250
13,500
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2,250
50
13,250
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common
1
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1
16
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2
73
50
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4954 June 27
68)4 June 11
Sale
Sale
95
85
June
5
June 29
Lowest
Sale Prices
June 25
June
9
1)4 June 17
16 k June 17
50 k
81 k
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1
June 22
June 20
June 19
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580k June
6)4 Sale
654 Sale
1
82
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3
6)4 June 30
7
June
712
Handley Page Ltd., 8s.....
Am dep rets part pref
Corp............
Hecla Mining Co
25c
Helena Rubinstein common. *
181,800 Humble OH 8c Refining.....*
39,400 Huyler's of Del com
1
25,900
7% preferred stamped..100
100
7% pref unstamped
100
11,900 Hydro-Blec Secur com......*
253,200 Hygrade Food Prod..
5
6,655 Hygrade Sylvania Corp..
72
68H
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Sale
Harvard Brewing Go....... 1
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22
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12
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37 k Sale
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100
1,600
100
100
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80
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4,900
376,500 Imperial Oil (Canada).
21,500
10,500
4,700
23,300
540
50
250
160
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Sale
Sale
50
£1
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..........
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67
2
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4
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4
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5
8
7
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2054 June 23
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4
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39
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96
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155,900
...1
110,900 Lakey Foundry 8c Machine. 1
100
55
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654 Sale
52
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3
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69
29
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154 Apr.
7
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554 Feb.
11
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36 k June
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9
36 k May
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9
2754 June 10
8
2054 June
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4
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4
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3
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3
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1
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9
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18k Jan.
3
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8
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5
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72 k Mar. 18
2k Jan. 31
Jan.
tias 8c Coke—
170 Lane Bryant 7% pref
2
Apr.
Apr.
74
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Apr. 28
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7% preferred series B...100
5% preferred series D... 100
Kingston Products
1
Kirby Petroleum
...l
10
lk Feb. 17
98
Mar. 10
Jan. 29
Jan.
2k Feb.
96
k
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15
*
Knott Corp com....
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Kolster Brandes Ltd—
7
May
62H
June 15
10
600 Ken Rad Tube &
*
Feb.
3 k Feb. 29
72
k Jan.
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Klrkland Lake G M Ltd.....I
Klein (D Brail) Co common..*
Kleinert (J B) Rubber
10
1
28
Jan. 15
Jan.
2
Mar. 5
2854 Feb.
94
June
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Kansas City Pub Serv—
Common v t c
..._...*
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63,200
220 Kansas C 8c E 7% pref
100
9,700
104,800
15,500
13,300
5,700
6,700
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June
June
88
1
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23,600 Kingsbury Breweries com...l
Kings County Lighting
13
Jan.
7
1
11
4
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Warrants..
11
13
14
June
_____
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32
5,900
26,200
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3054
3654
3454 Sale
*
Italian Superpower cl A
7
7
7
4
June 17
June 16
June
4
16
6
Interstate Hosiery Mills
Interstate Power 87 pref
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12,600
72 k
29
1154 Sale
354 Sale
12k
3k
LI
iron Fireman
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13
June 29
IH
1
3
5
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8,075
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100
4,200 Kress (S H) 8c Go spec pf..l0
67.000 Kreuger Brewing Col.
...I
300
30
Sale
"'754 "8k"
"9 54 Sale'
11 k
67,500
7,500
1,025
3)4
4
2
*
Vitamin
4
Jan.
6
16
4
17 k June
3254
124
Feb. 10 128
110)4 Mar. 25 130 k
Apr. 29 31 k
June 26
10 k
154 June 8
54 Jan. 11
15
21k Jan. 11
10
..........
New warrants
International
354
154
"7054 Sale"
Sale
32k
Jersey Central Pow 8c Lt Co—
9,050
5)4% preferred
100
1,140
6% preferred
100
7% preferred
2,640
....100
Jonas 8c Naumburg
46,900
Corp.2.50
22,900 Jones 8c Laughlin com....100
'
'
76 H
preferred.
Warrants
3
4
154
14
•
....
$7 prior
4
3)4
1)4
1k
.10
298,000 Internat Petroleum com
Registered....
3,600
...»
68,400 Internat Products com..
*
100
6% preferred
..100
5,900 Internat Safety Rasor cl B_ *
18,300 Internat Utll class A
•
Class
B
248,300
...I
50
%
100
2,300 Internat Metal Indus A
.._*
43,400 Internat Mining Corp com._l
142,000
Warrants.......
3,100
32,400
54,900
34,230
11,160
20,900
27,575
65,700
49,600
7,500
3
¥
♦
2,600 Internat Holding 8fc Invest.*
76,370 Int Hydro-Elec S3.50 pref..5«
100
9,700
4,400
1,300
*
1
.
1654 May 21
354 June 30
10
June 30
14
100
3,700 Internet Cigar Machinery
Feb.
5
Jan. 16
Mar. 3
Mar. 13
Jan.
4
Jan.
2
Apr. 21 102
79k Apr. 29 90k Feb.
6854 Apr. 21 73
Jan.
5
Apr. 24
8 54 Feb.
45
Mar.
7 45
Mar.
13 k Apr. 28 18 k Feb.
2k Jan.
9
3 k Feb.
24
Jan.
39k Mar.
8
Jan.
18)4 Apr.
k Jan.
A* Feb.
2k Jan.
4)4 Feb.
18 k June 30
25H Feb.
1
4
June 16
June 18
13
1,050 Ind'polia P & L 634 % pf ..100
6,000
Non-voting class A—
Glass B stock........
22,100
14,700 Industrial Finance v t c
7% preferred...
12,350
35,650 Insur Co of North Amer.
93
85
June 24
June 30
107k June 23 108 k June
June 25 26)4 June
23
Indian Terr 1 Hum Oil Go....
200
68 k June 11
70 k June
4
1 )4 June 12
454 June 23
1354 June
1
14)4 June
2
lk June 15
44)4 June 29
26
June 27
Imperial Ghem Industries—
32,500
8154
2k
1854
52)4
Mar.
4
1654
l7 y
49)4 Sale
....
15
18
18
23
June
4
15 k June 17
6)4 June
4
10II
7
26
"9k "ilk
*
67,330 Illinois P Ac L $6 pref.....
12 <250
6% preferred
100
175 Illuminating Shares Co A...*
Sale Prices
85
Jan. 10
12)4 Jan. 22
47
Jan. 24
Jan.
Hartford Electric Light....25
Hartman Tobacco common .10
Hazeltine
Highest
Sale Prices
71
June
1
67
Jan.
4
1
Jan. 30
81
*
11,140 Horn Ac Hardart com...... *
1,850
7% preferred..
.......100
267,100 Hud Bay Min Ac Smelt......*
200
100
4,500
625
Guardian Investors
Gulf Oil of Pa
1654
4954
81
81
1
85
87 H Sale
25c
common
Hollinger Gonsol G M__
5
Holophane Go Inc common.*
200 Holt (H) 8c Go class A.......*
1,350 Hormel (Geo A) & Co com...*
100
20,000
21,600
2,100
2,200
New
1
95-
........
350 Gulf States Utll S6 pref
450
35.50 preferred
"loo
16)4 Sale
50)4 Sale
7454 Sale
Sale
Grocery Stores Prod—
10,300
33,800
253,100
154
Highest
Sale Prices
71
June
1
73
13 54 Sale
102
Preferred
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
Ask
Sale
I
"87H Sale'
10,600 Great Northern Paper Go. .25
88,100 Greenfield Tap 8c Die com
*
500
June 30
Ask Bid
Sale
71
preferred
19,900
Agreement extended
*
1,400 Grand National Films Inc__l
61,200 Grand Rapids Varnish Corp *
57,100 Gray Tel Pay Station com...*
4,055 Gt Atl ft Pes Tea 1st pref.100
2,900
275
1,280
1,750
1,600
Bid
"I" "~1 k
6% preferred A.........100
Georgia Power S6 pref.....
S5 preferred. ...... ......
..
300
June 1
Ask
Gen Tire 3c Rubber com...25
150,400 Glen Alden Goal Go....
25,200 Globe Underwriters com...2
8,400 Godchaux Sugars class A...*
Glass B
*
28,400
175,000 Goldfteld Gonsol Mines....10
3,600 Gorham Inc class A com....*
2,200
Bid
General Pub Serv SO pref
S3
IN JUNE
Price
Jan. 2
1936
2,625
10,200
PRICES
NEW TORE
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
4,000
EXCHANGE
SALES
jIn
June
900
YORK CURB
Sale
554
Hi
22!
12
Sale
Sale
59)4
554
101
June 2.3 104k June
4
11k June
6 11k June
22 k June 30 z25
June
1
78
58
7
" Sale'
Sale
June
1
78
56 k June
18
3
60
554 June
6
74
Jan.
9
5 k June 15
554 Jan. 16
k May 28
24
Mar. 12
1154 Apr.
4
6
Mar. 21
1
Feb.
5
Feb. 26
16 107
1054 May
1 12 54 Mar.24
96 k Aor.
14
Jan.
2 x2b
June
June
1
74k Jan. 29
1
51
7 k June
16
Jan.
7
554 Tune
3
70
Mar. 20
June
1
78
60
Mar.
3
78
May
May 29
854 Mar. 12
6
new york
Since
Price
curb exchange
In
June
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Ask
Bid
Par
STOCKS (Continued)
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
1936
Shares
Shares
range since jan. 1
prices in june
sale3
aoqreqate
45
CURB EXCHANGE
TOEK
NEW
July, 1936]
Ask
1234
134
1454
654
*
200 Langendorf Un Bak cl A
5.900 Lefcourt Realty com
1
6,500
Preferred
'
293,100 Lehigh Coal 8c NaT
*
527,600 Leonard Oil Development..18
36,600 Lerner Stores Corp new
*
650
100
634% pref with warr
63,600 Lion Oil Refining..
24,500 Lit Brothers com
*
875 Loblaw Groceterias A
*
B stock
1,200
.....—*
119,600 Lockheed Air Corp.
—-.1
34,200
Rights
167,000 Lone Star Gas
...—*
146,200 Long Island Light com
7,134
7% preferred
...
....100
10,575
6% preferred series B ..100
25,200 Loudon Packing Co com
*
665,000 Louisiana Land & Expl com. 1
50 Louisiana Pr & Lt 6% pref..*
1,600 Lucky Tiger Combination. 10
38,000 Lynch Corp com
—5
14,500 Mangel Stores Corp com...
1,770
6H% pref with com pur w.*
1,500 Mapes Cons MfgCo
"""200
13,800
13,100
"""loo
2,500
2,000
25
16", 700
29,700
16,800
6,200
1,110
1,550
"
500
17,500
"""300
1,900
'•
800
170
200
600
n;
1,000
2,400
2,650
1,300
3,300
2354
25
654 Sal®
34 Sale
108"" 111"'
'
lI6"~ Hi¬
ll 34
434
Sale
iv
June 29
June 23
734 June 30
% June 24
Sale
10934
1134
June 30
2
1534 June 15
834 June
1
4
454
1054 June
12
Sale
9
June 26
4
3
934 Sale
4>4 Sale
Sale
76
6834 Sale
"1034 Sale'
9
35
Sale
654 Sale
34, Sale
1134 Sale
4 34 Sale
8454 Sale
73
Sale
7
734
1234 Sale
754 Sale
8654
434
Sale
75
Sale
73
4
254 Sale
4234
534
40
434
6
654
1134 Sale
June
634 June 25
1134 June 12
234
254
4L.
41^
434
434
234 June 17
39
June
5
434 June 18
50
Sale
49
June
24
27
25
June 25
734
1334
634
15
634
2
_
June 12
June 11
June
1
June 15
June U
72
7634 June 24
734 June
2
1334 June
1
64
Jan.
3,300
4,500
2,300
2,500
725
550
5934 Sale
46,300
5,100
500
350
534 Sale
"2034 "2434
Merchants & Mfrs class A
1
Partlc pref
150,700 Merrltt Chapman Ac Scott..
3,200
634% A pref
100
32,200 Mesabi Iron
..*
5.000
200
100
Sale
87
.......100
preferred
7%
86
June
5
2
June
1
434 Sale
40
Sale
954
3
2534 June 22
434 June 10
654
354
9334
234
554
June
June
June
June
June
June 12
1
17
20
24
22
Sale
79
93
554
5
5
52
84
76
June 18
87
June 25
95
June
6 104
June 18
10354
9654 100
554
6
6
28
30"
93
7
Sale
Sale
"31"" "3334
Sale
99
7
Sale
55
63
June
534 June 13
1034 June 11
634 June 10
2
35
June
1
6 34 June
5
9
9934 June 11
734 June
l
2954 June
93
60
2834 June
7 34 June 30
June 12
31
57
734 Sale
834 Sale
57
50
9
June
Sale
55
934
10
16 pref series C
13,000 Mexico-Ohio OH Co.......
64,100 Michigan Gas Ac Oil Corp—*
87,300 Michigan Sugar com
*
15,600
Preferred
......10
400
234 Sale
% Sale
534 Sale
60
June 26
34 June
234
254
334 Sale
134 Sale
534
6
234
3
434 Sale
1
134
Sale
6
Middle States Petroleum—
1,900
4,200
68,700
93,200
250
3,600
Sale
3
Class A vot trust ctfs
Class B vot trust ctfs....
%
34
*
Midland Oil Corp—
1054
*
9
45
600
26,900
02 non-cum div shares....*
3,435 Mid vale Co
........*
2,800 Mining Corp of Can..
*
600
13,125
2234 Sale
02
conv
pref
Midland Steel Product—
300
875
700
13.500
3.200
1,200
910
700
175
650 Moore Corp Ltd.........
50
40
60
3,500
3,700
June 15
834 June
1
June
9
54 June
4
6,100
93,400
4
1634
Sale
400
2734
*
144
475
40
Nachman
2734
21,250
2,700
82,700
200
6,200
June 30
2434 June 16
19
Jan.
June 24
44
41
June 24
2934
134
134
23
134
29
30
Sale
2634 Sale
25
lih
55
734 Sale
334
354
Sale
39
3634
39
8
Sale
Sale
37,200
3034
'"'125
1
com
""154 Sale
Sale
4334 Sale
534%
1354
3734
3234 Sale
24
243!
2834
393i
1934 Sale
preferred......
4
06 preferred
234 Sale
4354 4534
2534
27
3934
Sale
900
200
25
3,000
i
18J4
49
63
65
3
34 Sale
134 Sale
334
4
Sale
8154
83
""434
Sale
*~434 Sale"
1,100
6,700
4,500
4,800
700
700
1,400
1,700
100
270
29,300
,
June
2634
Sale
934
1034
27
June
334
com...........
preferred
.......
com...
Bradford Oil...
New Jersey Zinc
Founders
For footnotes see page 53
June 27
27
shares
2634 Sale
10
54
:
734.
434
*
1434 Sale
1454
9
2
11
100
234
Sale
3334 Mar.
18
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4134 Jan.
734 May
8
52
2
93
Feb.
3
70
Jan.
7
13 34 Feb. 10
x5
May 19
June 18
20
19
12
8
13
434 Apr.
June
5
June
3
1254 June 25
39
6
June
8
534 June 25
234 June 25
June 25
June
13
2 34 June
1
45
June 23
44
June
17
June 30
1
1034 May 20
434 June 13
4
8*4 Feb.
Feb.
7
Jan.
9
1 150
23
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
5
138
30
3534 Mar. 6
14 15434 Feb.
4
5954 Feb. 14
Apr. 28
6
1134 Jan.
Apr. 29
154 Feb.
1:J4 Jan.
4234 May
35
Jan.
3
17
23
1
12
17
5
June 15
1934 June 25
54
June 29
54 June
1
134 June
1
334 June 20
87
8234 June
June 29
234 June 17
65
"
June
16
734 June
5,
334 June 18
5
4
June
June
6
34 June
1434 May 19
Feb. 10
3954 May
4
23
Jan. 15
57
Apr. 23
434 Feb.
1
89
Feb.
4
154 Mar. 7
254 Jan. 30
5
Feb.
4
7454 May 13
534 Jan.
3
354 June 18
87
June 16
834 Mar. 20
854 Feb. 10
4
2634 June 17
934 June
34 June
34 June 15
1054 June 27
% June
2
34 June 15
26
June
234
20
1534
Sale
234
1334
854
134
1054
34
8
June
11134 June
13J4 June
1434
112
June
June
10
734
10
254
7
9
254
20
Sale
Sale
Sale
334
Sale
*
Sale
25
a
VA
Sale
Sale
334
Sale
June
4
934
8
254 Feb.
17 34 Jan.
30
Apr.
23
Jan.
3
1454 June
June
11054 JanI'"7
2
23
18
9
June
6
8734 June 15
334 June 18
June
125
June
10
June
Sale
79
June
Sale
254 June
8134 June
2334 June
8254 June 12
1
354 June
sih
Sale
354 Sale
8354
22
2434
83
84
26
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
3
June
Sale
27
31
48
4934
2654
4854
10034
10934
June
49
234
8*
79
3
11134 Sale
654
10
634
754
7
June
June
June
June 17
6
11
87
June 24
26
June
30
June
16
June
1
334
3434
5034
10234
11134
June 19
June 12
June 25
734 June 22
9
5
1554
9
2
Jan.
8
354
Jan.
Mar. 17 113
834
Jan. 11
8
June
June
June
June
10
5
34 Feb. 13
13
6
13
9 >4 June
3
June
Sale
834
10
54
54
11134
434
*124
Sale
'
Jan.
'At June 11
8
13
254 Jan. 23
4954 Mar. 14
31
.
June
June
June
June
June
134 June
1534 Mar. 28
Mar. 16
47
2434 Jan.
Apr. 27
1754 May 19
4554 June 23
156 June
1
60
May 28
54 June 17
134 Jan.
2
2
Jan.
3
33
1854
4534
154
6034
54
13
17
3 54 June 23
8
June
2 15434 June 26
Jan.
Feb. 21
May 27 34
30
Jan. 31
40
35
Apr.
9
4
Jan.
28
3834 Feb. 27
June 19 150
149
Apr.
9
1634
June
June 23
9
9134 Jan. 18
4 11434 June
3
8
8
2934 Apr.
142
June
1234 June 25
8734 June
5
1
2
Jan.
854 Feb.
934
...100
...
2834 Apr.
1
Feb. 27
134 Jan. 28
June
35
'At
34
34
34
1
163,800 New Mexico At Aria Land
10
49,500 Newmont Mining Corp
3.U00 New Process Co common... *
3,300 N Y Au tion Co common..
.10
7,900 N Y At Hond Rosarlo M
6,900 N Y Merchandise Co com...*
*
1,000 N Y Pr Ac Lt 06 pref
7% preferred
100
1,290
11,200
June
June
N Y Shipbuilding Co
600
June
10
June 23
5
'At Jan.
34
'At
2334 Sale
12.50
4,300 New Haven Clock Co com
53,450
June
Is
June
3734
3834
152
954
434
654
14354
3354
1
Feb.
13
1254 May 27
34
Neisner Bros pref........100
New
32
754 June
225 New Engl Tel Ac Tel Co... 100
150
June
4
Jan.
22
18*
if/„
13
27
3934
1834 Sale
5334 Sale
134 Sale
""634 Sale
._.*
National Transit..
660 Nevada Calif Elec
75
7% preferred
30
June
2054
8434 Sale
x78
...»._.*
25
27,200 Nelson (Herman) Corp .....5
13,600 Neptune Meter class A...._
*
6,000 Nestle Le Mur Co class A
1,200
1
854 June
1
434 June
20
June 18
15434 June 26
25
25
2
National Refining common
Nat Rubber Mach com
b
Sale
46
154 Sale
6434
70
54 Sale
154 Sale
*
1254
234
4334
48
1
1134
3734 Sale
6
com
,.*
02 convertible preferred..*
1st
l",025
10
31
4
134 May
44
4
Nat Container Corp com
10,200 Nehl Corp
"""
5
June
1034 Jan.
149
Sale
Sale
220 Nebraska Power 7% pref..100
'""966
June 27
June
59
153
46,600 National Union Radio com__l
6,500 Nebel (Oscar) Co com..
400
3
89
140
1134
3534
*
50 National Tea Co 5 34% pref. 10
1,700
18
26
150
Sale
5
Sale
June
June
734 June
354 June
1634 June
149
16034
152
32
11434 June
3734 June
3834 June
3534
38
17
June
31
15334 Sale
2
June
134 June 19
June
Sale
Sale
534 Sale
53,400 National Sugar Refg
"2,900
June
11334 June
8534
900 National Steel Car Ltd
4.500
134 June 10
8
6
254 Feb.
41
June
9
3
6
Feb. 17
Mar. 6
Mar. 28
Feb.
6
Jan. 18
Jan.
6
22
""634
145,560 National Service Co
...1
Conv partlc preferred...
8,100
2,300
12
Jan.
% Jan.
3
44
Nat Power Ac Light—
2,450
4
2
2
Apr. 20 102
434
Jan. 11
454
Jan.
7
154
Jan.
2
654
Jan.
2
Sale
4
Springfilled Corp.*
84,900
Warrants
65,800 National Leather Co com
1,700 Nat Manufacture Ac Stores.
600
134 June
3134 Mar.
10 M. Apr.
62
Apr.
54 Feb.
41
9
96,500 National Fuel Gas
—..*
14,100 National Gypsum class A
5
95,500 National Investors com
1
5,100
2,100
8
554 Apr.
May
354 Jan.
40
Jan.
At Jan.
22
—
Nat Automative Fibres A.._*
700 National Candy
10,400
4,200
4,900
3 54 June
34 June
1
2
June 12
9934 June 11
834 Jan. 23
27
10054
154
1J4
%
534
7
8
§
35
188 SSfc
25
3734
3534
28
250
16
13 54 Apr.
89
Apr.
10534 Mar. 20
2
854 Apr.
8234 Mar. 19
Sale
Sale
145
5,300
1
June
Apr.
43
"3854 Sale
833,500 Nat Bellas Hess com
...1
10,000 Nat'l Bond Ac Share Corp...*
27,200
June
May
7954 Feb.
534 Jan.
76
Apr.
common...........
4,400 National Baking Co
300
6
3
49
5 £64
2
3
23
Sale
142
June 12
June
1
June 30
June 26
3
June
15134
Mueller Brass Co common.. 1
4,300
15,000
200
1,300
Feb.
June
854 Jan.
59
Jan.
50
11
Sale
Moore (Tom)
New
334
234
434
154
634
24
834 Jan.
2
534 Jan. 18
Jan.
2 10054 Mar.
5
Jan.
3
4
Feb.
7
754 Jan. 28
434 May 11
12
834
434
700 Murphy (G C) Co old com..*
13,200
34
934 Jan.
2234 Mar, 24
10
670 Mountain Sts Tel Ac Tel..100
360
12,400
754 May 25
Mar.
5
Apr. 30
Apr. 16
1134
1034
1134 Sale
Distillery Co
1
1,000 Mtge Bank of Col Am Shs
81,800 Mountain Producers Corp.lt
600
3^
234 June 12
334 June 26
134 June
3
55
1534
81
100
7% A pref
134
114
360 Miss River Power pref.
100
14,400 Mock Judson Voehringer
•
10,225 Mohawk Ac Hud Pow 1st pref.*
7,535
2nd preferred
*
263,000 Molybdenum Corp ▼ t c.t-.-l
4,400 Monroe Loan Society cl A..*
1,200 Montana Dakota UtUities-.lO
8,250 Montgomery Ward At Co A..*
8,000 Montreal Lt Ht Ac Pow com..*
2,550 Moody's Investors Part pref.
600
1,800
334
1
134
Minnesota Mln Ac MfgCo....*
20 Minnesota P Ac L
7% pref.100
'"l20
;
2034 Sale
4954
334
2
May 14
34 June 17
3454 Jan.
3
4
Apr. 29
4234 Apr. 30
2454 Jan. 24
Metropolitan Edison Co—
600
14
Apr. 28
2
Sale
52
54
51
427
5,100
8,500
Jan.
42
5734
5834
834 Sale
16,300 Mead Johnson At Co com
*
103,000 Memphis Nat Gas com ......5
75 Memphis P & L $7 pref
*
15,700 Mercantile Stores Co
*
600
13
Jan.
95
94
May Hosiery Mills—
300
04 preferred w w
4,200 Mayflower Associates Inc
*
88,300 McCord Radiator Ac Mfgv
55.450 McWllllams Dredging com..*
200
Jan.
14
534 June 22
3 34 June
1
254
254
534 Sale
534 Sale
2
Apr. 28
65
54 June
1
4234 June 25
454 June
2
June
_
17
10
27
26
At May 26
3
2
50
4654 Mar. 20
Apr. 15
15
Mar. 30
534 Apr. 22
2054 June
3
1834 Feb. 13
1054 Jan. 29
34 June 11
1434 Mar. 4
554 Feb. 17
88
Mar. 12
7634 June 24
854 Feb. 11
1554 May
6
95
Jan. 28
254 Mar. 26
5534 Feb.
1
954 Jan. 14
66
Feb.
6
2754 Feb.
4
2
Jan.
Mar.
1854 Jan.
1734 Apr.
634 May
434 June 10
2034 June
3
834
*90~~ Sale"
Sale
2
634 Sale
4
17
87
9
734
1734
1334
654 Sale
354 Sale
87
8734
—
22
Feb.
2
30 111
834
34
1134
434
634 June
% June
3! June
334 June
8454 June
10
25"~ "27""
Communication Am dep ret
4
1154 Jan.
2
Jan.
_
3334
Jan.
June 22
June 25
12
15
6
1534 Jan.
434 Jan.
25
Jan.
"
854 Sale
Jan.
6
June 29
June 23
Jan.
2
1
June
1
IlO"" IlO"" June" 22 IlO
2054 June
9,500 Margay Oil
*
21,700 Marion Steam Shovel com..*
107,500 Maryland Casualty Co com.l
36,150 Masonite Corp common.
30,600 Mass Utll Associates » t c
1
128,200 Massey Harris Co common..*
.
2
1454
15
734 Sale
%
34
Feb.
734 Sale
Marconi Internet Marin
'
234
234
1634
17
834 Sale
1
Sale
Sale
4
,
600
3
Feb. 11
Jan.
Feb.
11
Jan. 25
Apr.
6
May 14
115
Apr.
2
7
19
Feb.
9
May 29
16
Feb.
4
13
2
27
1234 Jan.
54 June
Jan.
Mar.
2 54' Jan.
123
Apr.
634 Apr.
6934 Jan.
154 Jan.
7434 Jan.
23 a June
254 Feb.
2b 54 June
36
Jan.
9654 Jan.
Jan.
105
434 Feb. 19
June
.6
23
11
74
13
87 34 June 15
4
434 Feb.
11 128
Feb.
29
10
June
11
29
3
9254 Mar. 21
9
654 Feb.
9654 Jan.
7
24
%
38
13
52
26
10
24
June 30
16
3 104
Jan.
Jan.
20
10
Feb. 20
Jan. 21
2 11134 June 25
654 May 27
1154 Jan.
10
46
NEW
Jan.
1936
STOCKS (Continued)
16,600
7.540
6,800
2,820
611,908
63,400
7,900
125,600
48,300
102,600
104,100
304,500
120,400
1,950
35,200
1,400
1,275
1,300
250
142,700
6,200
2,300
24,100
2,400
5,400
8,900
18,500
13,050
50
1,300
1,100
4,900
N Y Steam
Corp
Par
Niagara
100
175
275
290
2,400
2,400
550
Class B option warrants
75,200
77,800
6,000
11,900
15,200
1,400
Noma Elec
Corp
com
Nor Amer Lt & Pow
...
900
600
350
6,400
1,900
17,900
25
2,800
103,500
300
1
4
$6 preferred
9
Sale
10
Sale
35% June 11
2** June
4
5% June
3
3** June
5
40
June
6
53% June 24
3% June
4
5% June 26
% June
4
Sale
42%
Sale
Sale
4
3*4
Sale
%
4
6*4
4%
6
5%
% Sale
Sale
4**
June
7*4
Sale
105
104% 106
105% 106
5
4*4
5%
5%
4**
29% Sale
28*4 Sale
26*4
24
Sale
24** Sale
22*4
Pacific Eastern Corp..
1
Pacific G & E t% 1st pref..25
5H% 1st preferred
25
3634
104}* Sale
41
108
109
38
Sale
109
Sale
13*4
8
i\%
5*1
Sale
14**
Sale
6
4% Sale
29** Sale
27
Sale
Sale
2
2%
15%
5*4
16
4%
32 %
28%
Sale
13*4
10*4
14%
11%
7% preferred
*
47 %
Sale
48
% Sale
24,700 Philadelphia Co
182,100
12,600
150
150
.*
com
common.
Conv preferred A
1
*
com
7%pref£rraJ
1,000
500
8,600
3,800
325
800
8,100
207,800
15,400
Pratt 8c Lambert...
Premier Gold Mining
*
1
200 Prentice-Hall Inc
"""300
21,750
216,200
7,900
35%
4%
18
6%
*
McCallum
MilliCocom
25,200
1,950
3,300
150
Prudential Investors
Sale
29%
290
150
June
4** Sale
31** Sale
28%
28**
22**
35 %
6%
22 J*
38
57% Sale
6% Sale
4%
6
*
»
Com $60 par
600
3
1
2
18
June
3
June 10
4*4 June
3234 June
29
370
380
31%
4%
37
6
900
500
700
.
6% preferred.........
9,900
50
For footnotes
950
see
page
S3
53.
conv
18
Feb. 19
Mar. 11
Feb. 11
Mar. 26
Apr.
13
Feb.
24
Jan.
15
June 26
Feb.
20
Jan.
13
June 15
Feb.
11
June 15
June
18
May 16
Feb. 29
Feb.
29
Jan.
15
16
Mar. 27
24
&
June
10
3534 June
4
5134
Jan.
89
8
89
June
20
8
9
June 10
June
57% June
1
6 *4 June
2
4*4 June 10
66*4 Mar.
6*4 May
5
Mar.
16
23
June
25
Feb.
Jan.
4
7
27
June 15
55
June 23
4
June 23
June
17
June
6
2
5
May 23
51
3%
4*4
5
Jujne
5%
/
4% Sale
5%
5*4
4** Sale
18*4
17
18%
Sale
110
Jan.
13
6
Mar. 18
Mar. 23
r5*4 June 16
4*4 June 30
May
1
Jan.
2
69* June
22 112
24
June 23
June 29
June 12
18 107}4 June
5
109% June
1 111% June 11
June 16
123
June
5 125
Mar. 24
June
Jan.
18
Jan.
3
17
37
20
r5*4 June 16
3
28
5
Mar.
June
Feb.
June 23
9
19% June 13
4
6
60
33
lI6"" Sale"
834
5*4
6934
2234
10734
11134
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
6
4
24
June 24
Apr.
June
15
5
11
7
Mar. 31
June
24 130
Mar. 31
44
87 H
40~"
Sale
13% Sale
91
92
36
33
13%
'35""
92%
70
33
14
93*4
Sale
35%
15
14
9%
Sale'
11% Sale
6% Sale
11
6
Sale
36
4** Sale
39
Sale
38
Sale
10
«l\*
14% Sale
May 20
17
Jan.
6
90
June
9234 June 26
Jan.
61
36
June 18
70
June 11
36
May 21
7
Apr.
7 117
Apr.
5
June 30
June 11
13% June 15
Sale
Mar.
May 20
87
35
June
June 18
1
June 24
1134 June
1
6*4 June 17
Jan.
39
Mar. 16
June 30
10
June
1
14*4 June 30
Jan.
June
4
90
June
June 24
10
9*| Sale
7% Sale
37
12** Sale
2**
3%
9% Sale
8*4 Sale
11% Sale
3
2%
8%
Sale
8% Sale
10 V* June 27
3% June 22
8% June 24
8
June 18
1
334 June 22
9*4 June
4
934 June
8
69
99
Sale
Sale
2** Sale
Sale
4
3*8
30
23%
36
37
33
Sale
30
14
22
Sale
14
30
1% Sale
30%
2% Sale
20
Sale
%
%
28** Sale
% Sale
%
% Sale
26%
%
28%
%
June 24
Jan.
June 24
*4.
34
*4
June 23
Jan.
1
June 29
June
June
*20
June 29
June
3
June
5
June
June
9%
96
10
98**
8** Sale
102
Sale
9%
101
10
Sale
54
57
55
60
58
61
54
57
55
60
58
3134 June 22
234 June
June 24
28*4 June
27
20
83
June
18
Apr.
8
% June 12
2
11
June
2
2
9*4 June 26
,June 30 102
June
1
9
39% June
20% June 11
47*4 June 26
2234 June 17
57
58
61
J une
2
June 22
96% June
3
98*4 June 16
June 16 104
June 16
14
June 29
Jan. 24
Jan.
Jan.
7
3
June 25
3
1834 Feb. 24
3034 May 26
1*4 Jan.
3
3734 May
5
Jan. 17
234 Mar. 2
May
6
30*4 Apr. 13
% Feb. 5
June 12
June
2
19>4 Jan. 20
3
8*4 June
104
Feb.
20 140
*6 May 20
*4
834
9*4
8*4
37
40
June 20
Apr. 22
134
934
Apr. 17 11
May 27 11*4
9834 Apr.
2 102*4
Jan.
105
105
10334 Mar.
47% Sale
29
Feb.
Jan.
100
37% Sale
Jan.
14%
Jan.
3634 June 25
14% June
4
** June 20
101
May 13
18
17
39
June 29
% June
11
5
122
June
2
June 30
7
1834 Feb.
334 Mar. 30
1234 Jan. 24
8
June
83
30% June 18
2** June
1
27
Apr. 24
Apr.
6
Feb. 18
14*4
Apr. 27
Jan.
15
aih
40
50
2
Jan.
Mar.
90
June
June
June
11*4 June
9
7
3
36
4
Apr. 28
11% Sale
0%
9**
9%
78
80
73% Sale
72*4
120
121 % 119*4 Sale
L16?4
%
1
1% Sale
1
19*4
29% a:20
4
4%
4*4 Sale
9
22
20
2
Jan.
12*4 June
Sale
7% Sale
Feb.
17
Jan.
7% Sale
2%
3%
Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 30
Jan.
18
Apr. 23 116*4 Feb.
14% June 23
33*4 June"l8
9*4 June 24
5*4 June 15
36*4 June
9
9334 Mar
a*
85
3% Sale
22
*
50% Sale
53
3734 Jan.
92
Jan.
98
Jan.
Feb. 13
Feb. 18
June
2
Feb.
4
3
Mar.
May 18
Apr.
Feb.
24
17
2734 Feb. 17
6034 Feb. 17
1434 Jan.
48
Apr.
48
Apr.
Ill
Apr.
115
Apr.
.........
pref.
Sale
31*4 Sale
70*4 Sale
5%
5%
7
Sale
116
142
Sale
144
148
16 % Sale
14%
*
..*
Sale
74% Sale
Sale
135
100
30
1% June 17
27 % June
5
67
June
4
3*4 June 25
31*4 June
76*4 June 17
60
Feb.
13
114
Apr.
7
117*4 Apr. 16
20
98*4 June
9 110
Feb.
134 June 17
Jan.
2
5034 Jan.
Jan.
2
15
534 Jan.
10
22
14
7,800 Railway 8c Light Securities.*
12,300 Rys & Util Invest cl A com._l
16,710 Rainbow Luminous Prod A.*
Class B common
*
20,900
Common
29
25
9
June
Sale
5% Sale
4%
4%
105
16%
124
7
117
146
Sale
734 June
2
June 16
115
150
16
June 27 124
146 % June 25 147
June 25
141
16%
16
1
1734 June
1434 Jan.
1834 June
3
19*4
134
*4
*4
17
June 10
*4 June
6
34 June 26
13
26
June 15
June 10
June 12
June 12
June
9
June 16
1434 June 24
28
June 22
634
34*4
76*4
1534
4
9
Feb.
5
Jan. 28
June 17
Apr. 21
Mar.
6
June 27 13734 Jan.
Jan.
4 149
Apr.
1634 June
%
8% Sale
27
1
115
1
ft
June
120
18*4 Sale
Raymond Concrete Pile—
200
31
18
19% June 13
18**
18
*
27,750 Quebec Power Co.........
450
Jan.
30
21
31
83
..*
Quaker Oats com.....
380
100
1,400
May
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Securities—
2",106
2,720
June
June 25
June
8
June
55 %
6% prior lien pref......100
7% prior lien pref
100
275 Pyle National Co common..5
34,100 Pyrene Mfg...............10
340
27
Mar. 6
Feb. 17
June
6*4 June 10
..100
3,675
5,375
,
Feb.
Mar. 20
Jan.
June
June 18
....100
$7 part preferred
3,375
29,840 Puget Sound P 8c L $6 pf
$5 preferred
29,225
775
10
3
17
7
6*4 Feb.
3234 May 19
2934 May 18
8
June
17
Feb.
Feb.
07% June 16
100
stock.....60
preferred...'
Public Util
Jan.
5*4 June
35
Feb.
85
Public Service of Oklahoma
120
10
11
6
4 108
2 10934
11 11234
18 107
4 1534
25 1234
26 28*4
9
30
2
334
6
1734
26
834
1
1
100
6% preferred
7%
50
5
6
June 27
June
9
6** Sale
23
23*4
29% 34
June
15% June
June
*
com
6% 1st preferred
7% 1st preferred
400
2
*
5,300 Public Serv of Ind pr pref..*
$6 preferred......
..._.*
3,670
*
1,750 Public Service of Nor III
1,330
12% June 15
28*4 June 18
8% June
1
June
Public Service of Colorado—
50
Jan.
Jan.
June
June
June
Jan.
68*4 June 23
17%
...»
$6 preferred
140
Feb.
.0134
1334
1034
2634
634
1*4
Jan.
1
Hosiery
300 Prosperity Co B common
353 Providence Gas Co
"""125
'10
June
5
Sale
7
8%
3% Sale
Producers Royalty Corp
8,870
1234 June 29
June 15
13 % June 29
*
Pressed Metals of Amer
Propper
3,800
2634 May
L0134 Jan.
l0434 Jan.
07
June
>0
127,600 Pittsburgh Forglngs Co....*
50
23,030 Pitts 8c Lake Erie RR
43,500 Pittsburgh Plate Glass com 25
1
16,200 Pleasant Valley Wine Co
*
500 Plough, Inc
233,600 Potrero Sugar com..........5
...»
29,400 Powdrell 8c Alexander
7,125 Power Corp of Can com.....*
1,790
3,600
June 18
30
May 20
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
2834 Apr.
10
296 Pitts Bessemer & L E RR...50
"2* 700
June 26
09
20
...5
3,200 Pines Wlnterfront Co
1
190,200 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
143,700 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
23,500
12,400
June 25
08
June
50
50 Piedmont & Northern Ry.100
*
28,800 Pierce Governor Co com
100
29
1
2.50
Phoenix Securities
59.100 Pie Bakeries Inc
"Y,506
11?
Sale
475 Phila Elec $5 div preferred..*
535 Phila Elec Power 8% pref..25
*
8,200 Phillips Packing Co
3,600
15,500
1,200
15,700
June
June
3}* Sale
5
5%
...»
.....
1,700
June 17
June 23
42
1*4 Sale
14
14*4
*
100 Penn Traffic Co
"'"175
5*4 June 22
30
25
6% Sale
.♦
10,500 Pa Water Ac Power
*
100
8,460 Pepperell MfgCo...
4,150 Perfect Circle com........
600 Pet Milk 7% pref..
100
200
June 23
100
$7 preferred
8,800
1.750 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
25 Pennsylvania Sugar Co
2,040
1
Jan.
44
vtc_. ...1
797 Pa Pow & Lt $6 pref..
900
June 22
% June
5
June
June
76
150 Penn Cent P & L $5 pref
18,900 Pa Gas 8c Elec class A
100
6
ri
2.50
2,575 Penn Mex Fuel common.....1
1,240
June 30
June 19
434 June 26
June 11
June
10
Parker Rust-Proof com
New common....
884,800 Pennroad Corp com
10
52
54
4 106
June 19
June
6
Pacific Tin special stock....*
June
June
1st preferred
1,850 Pender (D) Grocery cl A
*
Class B
...»
6,000
1,850 Peninsula Telep Co com....*
190
4*4 June 24
Apr. 24 20*4
Jan. 24 122
Jan. 27
634
June
4 7554
*2 Apr. 30
11*4
May
1
May 23
23
Jan.
2
13!
Apr. 30 44;
2*4 Jan.
2
3!
3% Jan. 10
7*4
3% Feb. 19
534
3634 Apr. 28 52
35
Feb. 21
5534
3% Jan. 16
634
3*4 Jan.
6
8*4
! May 22
%t
98! ; Jan. 25 98*4
71
Apr. 15 79
Apr. 27
87*4
103
Jan.
2 10834
434 June 19
934
2134 Jan.
6 38
15*4 Jan.
6 2634
35*4 Jan.
7 48
June
14"
10»
800
1,100
16
22
1
10
14*4
116*4
434
53 ytt
jo 34
June
13 34
Pacific Public Service
190
17
June
Sale
370 Patchogue Plymouth Mills.
75
5
2% June
12 J* June
38 % June
234 June
6 ** June
June 26
38
106}* Sale
170
74,600
June 17
June
35*1
15
350 Parker Pen Co
200
8
June
Sale
50
...
72,700 Pan Amer Airways com
10
1,611,200 Pantepec Oil of Venezuela,. 1
8,500 Paramount Motors Corp...
17,050
46,500
June
.
Sale
50 Page-Hersey Tubes Ltd
100
June 23
5% June 26
June
Sale
Sale
19
11% June 18
38
Sale
Sale Prices
55
June
Sale
Sale
3h
3%
*4
9
** June
1% June
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
117% June 24 122
Sale
4%
Lowest
Sale Prices
50
com
$3 preferred
1
Highest
Sale
4%
*
Lowest
Sale
Sale
1
com
150 PaclficP&L7% pref
10
56
Sale
2%
2% Sale
North Amer Match Corp
*
Nor Amer Util Sec com.....*
Oklahoma Nat Gas
range since jan.
Sale Prices
15
June
1
4** June
53% June
a
34}*
1
5,115 Pacific Ltg Corp $6 pref..
475
5%
%
Sale
•
com
Ntplssing Mines
28,900 Oldetyme Distillers
1
48,300 Outboard Motors cl B com..*
Class A conv pref
21,200
*
*
15,500 Overseas Securities Co
700
4*4
53%
9%
Sale
NUes-Bement-Pond
550
9,200
1,600
1,400
Sale
Niagara Share Corp class B 5
150 Ohio Pub Serv 7% 1st pref 100
930 Oilstocks Ltd common
...5
20
800
19
119
Ask
Ask
Sale
3,525 Ohio Brass class B
2,600 Ohio Edison $6 preferred
„»
100
16,960 Ohio Oil 6% pref
2,360 Ohio Power 6% preferred. 100
1,600
Sale
Sale
6«*
.15
com
400 NorlndPubSert% pref..100
405
7% preferred
100
2,275 Northern N Y Util 7% pfd.100
11,200 Northern Pipe Line.......10
123,700 Nor States Power com A..100
36,300 Northwest Engl neerlng
•
58,900 Noradel A gene Corp
7,300
3,200
5,000
15
121
Class A option warrants
25 North Pennsylvania RR
75
^
119% 120
pref„_100
Hud Pow
June 30
Bid
5
22,200 North Cent Texas Oil......5
1
202.000 North European Oil com
900
June 1
Ask
•
com
N Y Toleo *34% pref
New York Transit
N Y Water Serv 6%
in june
Price
Jan. 2
1
Shares
Shares
EXCHANGE
prices
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
June
CURB
sales
aggregate
In
YORK
22
Jan.
% Jan.
% May 12
34 Jan.
6
534 Feb.
5
24
20
18*4 Feb. 11
2134 Feb. 15
234 Jan. 30
1*4 Feb. 10
% Feb. 18
1934 Apr.
6
NEW
July, 1936]
AQQREQATE
Jan.
Shares
300
3,200
6,000
4,600
12,300
500
1,600
3,100
;
50
3,800
27,800
600
1,500
75
:
3,000
>
900
'
32,100
1,800
•.«
2,000
6,600
36,800
2,340
3,900
.
500
1,100
700
950
j
*
Jan. 2
STOCKS
15,300
118,100
9,700
5,600
112,800
86,200
47,100
147,800
12,900
64,600
52,100
(Continued)
Par
TtC .....50c
*
Ask
Bid
3
6
Raytheon Mffl.
Red Bank Oil Co
Reeves (Daniel)
22 X
*
Reed Roller Bit Co new
Sale
Sale
Sale
1*
Sale
...1
Sale
Reybarn Co.. Inc......
Goods Co
*
""'605
100
414,600 Root Petroleum Co com..—1
18,400
2,000
250
7,000
1,350
2,600
Sale Prices
6
Sale
June
4
8* June
3
June
2
22* Sale
6*
7*
*
15* Sale
5* Sale
2
June 29
June
June
$1.20
conv
20
preferred
Rossia Internet Corp
.....
*
30,300 Royal Typewriter com—...•
Russeks Fifth Ave Inc
"
39
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
-
88,300 Rustless Iron & Steel Corp..*
77,400 Ryan Consol Petroleum
*
4
Gold Mining—1
552,100 St Regis Paper Co......
5
10,460
7% preferred...
—100
66,500 Salt Creek Producers
10
71.975 Savoy Oil Co
5
9,900 Schlff Co com
*
$ Sale*
Sale
71
1!
Sale
June 20
June
9*
2
8
2
1 * June
4* June
June 30
3* Sale
aB.H
Sale
18X
%
29
A
30>a
3
3*
15* Sale
Sale
64*
16*
4*
S
19*
18
18*
*
Sale
66
69
17*
4*
3*
17* Sale
5* Sale
3*
3*
Sale
*
A
3* Sale
56* Sale
7 * Sale
a
27H
28*
* Sale
2 * June
8
June 15
14
18* June 29
* June 16
26* June 10
64 * June
3
16* June
5
4
June
2
3
June
5
84* Sale
* Sale
3* Sale
78
June
5
67
55
Sale
7x
29*
7*
Sale^
* June3 * June
June
8
5
2
7* June 29
3 * June
2
29
June 16
* June
30* June
25
1
5
9
1
June 25
3* June
2
15* June 27
19
June
2
% June
1
31
June 22
69*
18*
6*
3*
June
June
June
June
23
12
22
18
89* June 16
% June
6
4* June 17
67
June 23
7 * June
1
3 * June
2
30
June. 25
* June
1
June 16
33
47
*
common
3*
4*
42*
44
2* Sale
2*
2*
Segal Lock Ac Hardware com *
Sale
Seiberling Rubber com
*
Selby Shoe Co com
......*
Selected Industries........1
Sale
Sale
3
$5.50 prior stock
_—..._*
Allotment certificates...—
Sale
86
3*
4
42* 45
2* Sale
>2*
2*
32
Sale
Sale
3*
42*
2*
2*
Sal a
89*
91* Sale
2X
3*
June
June
June
June
3
4* June 10
42* June 16
3* June
2* June
33
June 22
3 * June 10
4
92
23
16
30
15
June 15
2* June
88
90
89
June
89
Sale
89
June 29
June
9
93* June 17
Selfrldge Prov Stores, Ltd—
"
800
3,000
20.000
1,000
1,400
900
4,700
450
225
3,500
48,200
53,500
118,100
12,800
34,700
4,900
American dep
£1
1
rets
Sentry Safety Control
Set on Leather
.....*
com
5
Shattuck Denn Mining
Shawlnlgan Water Ac Power.*
Shenandoah Corp common. 1
$3 Conv pref....
..25
111.600 Sherwin-Williams Co com..25
1,460
5% cum pref A A A
100
2,225 Sherwin-Williams of Can...*
160
1,890 Singer Mfg Co...
800
Singer Mfg Ltd
Am dep rets ord reg shs
5,100
1,300
8,650
mm*
1,500
3,900
250
400
;
2,700
1,600
5,100
3,100
150
...
8H
Sale
Sale
5* Sale
....
50 h
20*
2*
47*
50
Sale
8* Sale
18* Sale
2* Sale
47*
50
136
Sale
10*
6*
18*
1*
49*
122
Sale
1954
Sale
4*
22
2*
5
341
Sale
4*
23
Sale
5
23* 23*
2* Sale
3.700
mmmm
1.450
,
m m m m m
400
450
'
mmm
m
265
750
27 X
Sale
12,500
400
7,200
25
Sale
4*
4*
Sale
34*
56
54
33,200
400
2,100
10,900
28* Sale
26* Sale
3,700
18j00
58", 805
300
400
1,700
6,200
1,050
3,500
4,100
12,500
700
7,500
2,200
83,000
500 -'•>
600
29,400
5,400
300
2.500
20,000
18,600
22,700
39,700
,,
53.400
"3
3*
3*
5*
1*
5*
Sale
8
Sale
""7* Sale"
Sale
62
38* Sale
37*
58*
4*
52
43
Sale
Sale
33
32
4
1
Sale
*
%
Sale
Sale
(A)Ac Co com
64% pref
•
..
40s 411
13*
110
108
1
*
191,300 Stutz Motor Car Co
...»
20,900 Sullivan Machinery Co
•
18,100 Sun Investing Co com
..5
707,700 Sun ray Oil
Rights.
2,200
...10c
565,300 Sunshine Mining Co
15
2,900 Swan-Finch Oil Corp
.....
8,740 Swiss-American Blec oref.100
Swiss Oil Corp
1
20 Syracuse Ltg 6% pref
100
258,800
;■
3*
3*
4*
5*
1*
20
22
1* Sale
17
Sale
5*
6*
2* Sale
22* Sale
5*
52
6
Sale
2
28
Sale
3
Sale
17*
4*
19
5*
18*
600
700
Sale
6*
Sale
2*
2*
29* Sale
2* Sale
6
78
2*
*
7*
4*
Jan.
2
Jan.
Apr.
16
24
Jan.
2
Feb. 26
18* June 30
1* Apr. 29
47* Jan. 16
92
Sale
6
37
3*
073
18*
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
5* Jan.
73* Jan.
30
10
Feb.
4
6*
34*
1*
41*
2
Apr.
Feb. 17
Feb.
6
Feb. 19
55
5*
46*
4*
4*
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
14
2* Mar.
4
10
_•
4*
23
4* Feb. 11
June
9
95
Mar. 5
40
92
Feb.
Apr.
6
8* Apr. 13
23* Feb. 25
4* Jan. 30
Feb.
5
55
15
117
Apr. 27 365
3* Jan.
16
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
June
Apr.
2
May 26
3* June
1
37* June
4
3* June 18
9
June 10
27
5* June
1* June
8
June 10
Feb.
* June 17
9* June 29
"15* June"l5
Mar.
31* June 29
Sale
Sale
14
5*
6
6*
37*
3* Sale
5* Sale
30
Sale
5* Sale
June
Apr.
Feb.
Sale*
Sale
Sale
68
* June 12
36* June
1
June
13* June 10
Apr.
Apr.
June
41
June 25
6
Sale
55
June
29
13
Jan. 15
Feb.
6
Apr. 13
June 24
Jan.
8
Feb. 17
Feb. 13
18* June 15
2
11* June
June
June
10
4
June
4
June
%June
June 25
105* June 24
June
June
June 10
40* June 30
4
June 12
18
4*
June
11
29
June
2
6
June
2
* June
5* June
16* June
8
J*
27
18
7
8
41*
12*
6*
18*
June 11
2*
June
6
2* June 13
June
2
3* June 23
r'32 June 27
June 26
June
9
June
3
June 12
13*
5*
70*
4*
8
7
Sale
50
52*
37* Sale
June
Jube
3
3* Sale
4* Sale
27
Sale
5* Sale
June
8
June 26
30
3*
20
2
June 22
June 12
June
18
June
19
June 22
June 30
June 23
June 24
June
9
June
3
June 19
4* June
3
r132 June 27
19
June
1
5* June 16
76
June
12
5* June 29
7*
53*
38*
3*
June 30
June
4
June
10
June
16
June 12
June
1
30
June
1
June
1
x5%
June
9
8
73
June
9
X June 27
5* June 10
June
*
%
4* Sale
June
109
June 22
3*
Sale
3*
1
6* June
55* June 23
5* June 25
67
June
54
6*
3* Sale
June
June
6* Sale
50
8
8
Feb.
June
51
9
* June
2
40* June 25
June 13
Jan.
Sale
Sale
6
7
15
24
14
Feb.
6
Feb. 17
33
June
5* Sale
6
24
27
39* June
59* June
28* June
1
June
June
June 10
June
June
4
5* Feb. 13
May 18
Apr. 17
Apr.
8
Jan. 20
Feb. 25
Feo. 11
Feb.
7
Mar. 23
9
1
June
3*
1*
7*
37*
59*
11
6
7
11
331
June
6
66
30
2
June
28* June
26* June
800 TobaccoAt Allied Stocks....*
70*
1
3
Feb.
Feb.
24* June 25
2* June 10
Sale
19
Sale
900 Tishman Realty & Constr..*
400
6*
Sale
4* Sale
35* Sale
995 Tenn El Pow 7% 1st pref..100
Tobacco Prod Exports
21
1* Mar. 6
39* Feb. 21
70
Apr. 13
19
Mar. 24
6* June 22
4* Apr.
6
May 12 145* Mar. 27
Apr.
3
110* Mar. 12 116
5
16
June
20* Jan. 15
2
5
22
June
2* June
Sale
*
18*
16*
18*
100
108*
109* 100
6* Sale
4*
4*
37
Sale
12
Sale
6* Sale
.
lampu Electric Go,...'
186,200 Tastyeast Inc class A new__l
..1
57,100 Taylor Distilling Co
518,700 Technicolor Inc common....*
*
158,700 Teck Hughes Gold Mines
66,500
Jan.
2* Jan.
41* Apr. 30
1* Jan.
3
2
Jan. 10
Jan. 27
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
7
Feb.
4* Feb. 21
19* Apr.
1
23
Apr.
7
8
4* June 15
17*
11*
24*
105*
3*
3*
17
300 Talcott (J) Inc 5* % pref._50
26,300 Tenn Products Corp com...*
*
495,500 Texas Gulf Producing
1
780 Texas P At L 7% pref....
100
148,300 Texon Oil Ac Land Co. .....*
100
3,550 Thermoid Co 7% pref..
5,000
Apr. 30
a Jan. 20
3* Jan.
4
55
May 28
7
Jan.
2
1* Jan.
2
26
May
5
a Jan. 14
30
Apr. 29
70
* Jan.
2
Mar. 13
13* Jan.
8
59
100
50
10
Jan.
38
Sale
12
Sale
105
Sale
Sale
*.
a Sale
12*
1st
4,500
23,700
4,700
10
Jan.
2
Jan.
6
Jan.
9
June 10
Jan.
3
8
Jan.
2
3* Jan.
9
1* Jan.
3
2
11
Jan. 15
Mar. 6
Jan.
9
4* June 15
36* June
..*
Sterchi Bios Stores Inc
com
23
11 11
2*
29
6*
30
23 105*
4*
14*
a
26*
38*
9
June
June 25
June 13 349
340
2
2
8* Mar.
1* Mar. 30
20* Feb. 27
7
Apr.
4
3* Mar. 25
16* June
2 138
5
June
2* June 25
49* June 4
18
3
4
3*
*
preferred
.....50
2d preferred
1,800
20
98,400 Sterling Brewers Inc
...I
7,507 Stetson (John B) Co com
*
5
6,200 Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
15,650 Stroock (S) Ac Co Inc
*
17,700
*
*
)7Z
9*
Sale
17*
11*
27*
103*
3*
3*
.....*
....
Stein
6* Jan.
a Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May
Apr.
June
Apr.
12*
4*
1*
6*
1*
3 *
104*
7* June 23
15* Mar. 28
26* Apr.
8
12*
Standard Sliver Lead....
1
225 Steel Co of Can Ltd ord.....*
57,000 Taggart Corp
31*
2*
*
36*
38
3*
Sale
Standard Power Ac Lt com..l
Preferred
* Sale
*
1
....
Class B common
June 18
JUbe 30
8
20
37
28* 28*
26* Sale
Sale
3* Sale
g
40* Sale
29 x
29
154,100
100
■
&
7,760 Standard Invest $54 pref..*
107,500 Standard Oil (Kentucky)..10
14,600 Standard Oil (Nebraska)
25
78,500 Standard Oil (Ohio) com..25
3,145
5% pref
100
4,300
3,500
i
Preferred
9
30
Jan. 17
June
2
Jan.
37
39,500
2,800
3
Sale
......
Am dep rets ord reg shs..£l
600
Am dep rets ord bear—1£
7,100 Spencer Chain Stores
...*
14.000 Square D Co class B com....*
Class A preferred._.......*
22,550
1,300 Stahl-Meyer Inc com..._...*
19,100 Standard Brewing Co.....
7,230 Standard Cap At Seal com—5
3,000 Standard Dredging com...
June
June 12
11i June
2
June 30
June
Spanish At General Corp Ltd
"7", 165
June
June
16
345
2
June 20
June 29 114
112
4*
66,800 Southland Royalty Co.....5
55,700 South Penn Oil..
25
50
1,000 So West Pa Pine Lines..
6*
19*
June
* Sale
11
125* Sale
100
£1
Smith (L C) At Corona
33,200
Typewriter v t c_.
331,350 Sonotone Corp
.......1
496,100 So Amer Gold Ac Plat
1
15,300 Sou Calif Edison pref B
35
5 4% pref class C.
15,000
.25
1,430
5% original pref
25
6,050 Southern Colo Pow cl A..25
30 South New Engl Telep Co. 100
10,800 Southern Pipe Line
10
16,700 Southern Union Gas com...*
12
~~2h
45
%
118
7
2* Apr.
21
42
2*
Securities Corp Gen'l com.
Seem an Bros
3X
14 x
80 *
Schulte Real Estate com...
Scovllle Mfg Co
Sale
IX
IX
Safety Car Heating Ac Ltg.100
St Anthony
8
June 19
Sale
8
1
June 27
7* June 23
10* June 20
June
6
7 * June
1
* June 18
17* June 17
5* June 30
2* June 17
23
June 25 105
2
2*
4* Sale
13*
15
"A
X
400 Royalite Oil Co Ltd
40,900
4,800
259,800
69,400
2,450
163,600
10,800
19,620
Highest
Sale Prices
June
8*
Sale
Scranton-Sprlng Brook
200
Water Serv $6 pref
~m
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
com——1
Richmond Radiat
700 Rochester G & E 6% pref.100
Roosevelt Field Inc—.....5
27,500
12,450
Sale
10*
Richfield Oil of Calif pref—35
35,900
9,725
155,200
Sale
Sale
Reynolds Invest com
20,200
9
Sale
*
Reliable Stores com
22,500
90,500
8,
"~7X
com........*
Relter Foster Oil Corp—
Rice Stix Dry
9
Solo
Highest
Sale Prices
7
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Ask
June 30
June 1
1936
1
Shares
1,600
10,800
2,200
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
IN JUNE
Price
new york
curb exchange
Since
June
,
PRICES
SALES
In
47
CURB EXCHANGE
YOKE
8*
11
3* June
June
Sale
June
1
3* Jan. 22
May 26
29
6
June
2
4* Jan. 17
8
16* June
1
Jan. 25
18
Feb. 25
1* Jan.
15* Feb.
6* Jan.
2* Jan,
r' 32 June
13* June
5* Mar.
52
Jan.
3
14
9
2
27
26
13
2
2
4* Jan.
.02
Mar. 31
5
51*
35*
2*
4*
17*
Apr.
30
June 26
2
Jan.
Feb, 25
June 30
4
Jan.
4* Mar,
13
* Jan. 14
Feb. 11
18* Apr. 13
63
7*
41*
12*
6*
25*
2*
30
5
4
2* Mar. 14
Mar. 11
Jan.
8
June 24
June
9
Apr.
17
^32 June 27
Jan. 24
Jan. 23
June 12
Mar. 27
Mar. 31
102
2rn
8* Mar. 18
53* June 10
Jan. 30
Mar. 23
6* May 16
32* mar. 5
9
xbX June
34*
May 15 79
4
1*
* Jan.
7*
4* Apr. 29
3 109
,00* Apr.
2
6
Jan.
9*
52
June 29
68*
* June 15
Jan.
6
19
4* Apr. 23
22* Feb. 29
9* Feb. 14
66
65
Mar.
June
June 22
67
4
Feb.
15
Feb.
19
6
Feb.
June 22
Feb.
Mar.
21
5
Apr. 29
June
Jan,
11
2
Tobacco Secur Trust Co Ltd
600
Am dep rets ord reg sh»..£l
800
mmm
Am dep rets
Todd Shipyards Corp
*
230 Toledo Edison 6% pref.. 100
750
<
4,200
"20
<
def reg......5s
160
1,500
2,500
9,200
4,200
7% preferred A
276,800 Trans-Lux Plct Screen com.l
74,200 Trl-Continental Corp Warr..
25
6
19*
32*
Sale
36*
20*
3!
18*
20*
4*
5*
42*
40
38
June
3
40* June 26
112* June 29 112
100
21,500 Tonopah Belmont Develop..1
.1
193,200 Tonopah Mining of Nev
F#r footnotes see page 53.
21*
5*
19* Mar. 11
5* Mar. 13
* Sale
*
a
%
3* Sale
1 * Sale
%
1
4*
4*
3* Sale
June 26
Sale
Sale
6
3* June 16
1
4
3*
3*
June 29
June
8
* June
3
1" June 18
June
4* June
2
3* June 23
2
21* Feb.
3
5* Jan.
20
48* Feb.
6
32* Jan.
Apr.
3
103
Jan. 13 106
Apr. 23
107
Mar. 10 113
1
Feb.
3
*6 June 26
Feb. 13
6
1}
* Jan.
Jan. 31
6
51
Feb.
4
6
51
2
48
NEW
AGGREGATE
YORK
CURB
EXCHANGE
SALES
PRICES
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
June 1
1936
Shares
STOCKS ((Concluded.)
IN
JUNE
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 2
Par
Triplex Safety Glasa Ltd—
Am rets for ord. aha. refi£l
100 Trl-State T & T 6% pref„„10
300 Trunz Pork Storea Inc..
*
Bid
Ask
Bid
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
June 30
Ask
Ask Bid
2,600
23
65*
8H
7X
13
75*
June
2
23 X June
4
13
% June 26
115* Mar. 14
Jan.
10
14
23
5* June 4
115* Mar. 14
13
Feb.
6
Tublze Chatillon Corp—
90,700
Common
1
33,900
Claaa A
1
81,600 Tun# Sol Lamp Wka com
1
34,900
80-cent div pref
93,300 Twin Coach Co............I
OX Sale
23 X Sale
12
27,960
25
Sale
95*
145* Sale
13 X
13 X
200 Ulen & Co 75*% pref
25
7,300 Unexcelled Mfg Co Inc.....10
1,900 Union
654
Sale
27 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
65*
245*
95*
135*
June
June
June
June
12
June;19
.
7
Sale
2%
Union Gaa of Canada
Sale
9
75* June 15
9
295* June 17
105* June 12
1
135* June
13 5* June
2
2
June 26
25* June
2X
25*
"l0% "IOX
255*
115*
45*
295*
12
6
105* June
135*
145*
135* June 11
Amer Invest com....*
50 Union Traction Co
65* Sale
285*
29
95*
95
135*
135
135* Sale
50
3
2
2
7
June 26
254 June 20
12
June 26
6
May 12
235* Jan.
2
854 Apr. 30
125* Apr. 30
115* Apr. 28
7
June 26
95* Mar.
6
375* Mar.
6
145* Feb. 24
165* Feb. 24
165* Mar. 20
June 26
7
25* Apr. 21
255* May
4
85* Jan.
6
7
Mar. 11
305* Feb. 13
125* Mar. 3
75* Mar. 11
12
30
22
75* Apr. 29
6
355* Apr.
15* Apr. 29
3
5* Jan.
95* Mar. 10
10
425*
25*
25*
105*
95*
45* Feb. 15
United Aircraft & Tranap—
21,900
Warranta..
16
..........
Sale
15 X
Sale
155* June
1
Apr
Mar. 11
United Chemicala Inc—
5,300
Common
......*
6
5,000
$3 cum partlc pref........*
114,800 United Corp warranta.......
176,700 United Dry Docka com
•
200 United Elastic Corp........*
2,552,100 United Gaa common
1
103,650
17 preferred....
476,000
Warrants
34
....
7 5*
40
1X
15*
X Sale
45* Sal®
81X Sale
X Sale
8
41
8
6
55
65*
40
55
15* Sale
15* June
4
75* June
2
"IX "l%
7X
Sale
103 X
25*
Sale
85*
1135*
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
2
Sale
2
June
June
80 United G & E 7% pref... 100
820,200 United Lt & Power com A
•
24,130
Common claaa B
..*
383,400
16 con* lat pref
2,375 United Milk Products com..*
465
Am dep rets for ord re4..£1
10 United N J RR & Canal Co 100
500
Unit Profit
Sharing
*
com
Preferred
10
4,800 United Shipyards com cl B.l
32,550 United Shoe Mach com....25
3,137
Preferred
25
18,500 U S Dairy Prod class A com..*
11,800
Class B com
.._...*
8,000 U 8 Finishing common...__*
650
149,100
48,900
11.600
58,900
3,800
34,900
8,400
36,200
16,700
83,200
88,100
671,300
3,300
1,950
19,200
9,650
76,500
12,675
305*
Sale"
6
Sale
75* Sale
47 X Sale
Preferred
Sale
5851
17
13 preferred..
.._......*
United Molasses Co Ltd—
25,200
13,500
"35* Sale"
85*
Sale
19
505* Sale
55* Sale
5X
IX Sale
8
85*
6
X
9X
2%
55*
6
1
15*
75*
10
25* Sale
85* June 18
3 1145* June 26
2
25* June 15
4
2
5
125* June 13 xlO
505* June 30
55* June
June
9
%
23 X
U S & Internat Sec
lat preferred with
*
com
77
10
34
U S Lines Inc pref
7% preferred
*
...100
Reclaiming....*
U S Stores Corp com
*
United Storea Corp com ytc *
United Verde Extension..50c
United Wall Paper
...2
Universal Consol Oil Co... 10
Universal rnsurance.. .....8
Universal Pictures
1
com
Sale
Sale
79
IX
U S Playing Card com
U S Radiator common....
U S Rubber
IX
•
warr
IX
36
5X Sale
315^ Sale
"~X Sale"
3X Sale
4
Sale
Sale
,
88
Sale
5*
IX
17
Sale
78™ rP
lS 3?*
'A
20
35*
35*
21]
Sale
21
Sale
5
5X
165*
3% Sale
4% Sale
165*
185*
20
95*
115*
Sale
79
25*
275*
35*
Sale
295*
4 257
June
4
15*
95*
254
8854
June 13
June
8
June 18
June 25
June 18
41
June
3
1
June
12
X June
6
Utah Apex Mining Co..
..5
X
X
15*
1
....
Aircraft Co
♦
200 Wahl (The) Co common....*
4,600 Waltt 8c Bond Inc class A..*
7,100
Class B
*
22,400 Walker Mining
J
404,800 Wayne Pump Co common...*
84,200 Western Air Express Corp__l
6,110 Western Auto Supply com A *
2
June
13
73
June
2
154 June 16
June 22
June
6
June
35*
5*« Sale
% Sale
354
Sale
45* Sale
23
Sale
175*
85*
20
10
15*
% Sale
2
June
3
17
8
June
5* June 25
35* June
45* June
23
795*
35*
735*
4
755*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
35*
35*
15* Sale
215* Sale
June
3
IX Sale
4
15* Sale
Sale
18
185*
8X Sale
75*
45*
8
55*
85*
IX
8
24
21
3
15*
35*
15*
23
245*
9
10.,
55*
6
30
Sale
85*
85*
385* Sale
Western Tablet &
v
June
June
June
June
June
17
1
1
._
June
5* June
Jan.
8
3
1
June 26
15* June
665* June
965* June
4
June
9
4
8
12
765* June 25
June
9
15* June 15
2
4
3
June
1
8
June 13
15* June
June
1
16
185* June
2
June
13
15* June 4
245* June 30
3
June 13
1
9
8
Feb.
26
45* Jan.
10
28
7
3
25* Apr.
15* Jan.
23
18
1
8
Mar.
85*
405*
Sale
44
2
42
June
102
65* June
70
Sale
67
25
Sale
225* June
June
12
June
June 16
65* June
June 20
11
3
ll*
8
8
25* Feb. 11
May
42
}|
65*
Feb.
11
Jan.
18
Mar. 25
245* Jan,
35* Feb.
Feb.
84
Feb.
35
Feb
1
Jan.
Jan.
8
7
21
10
25
30
11
Apr.
_
2
Feb.
4
10
15* Feb.
45* Mar. 27.
65* Mar. 25
27
June
18
3
225* Jan.
125* Mar. 31
Jan.
9
32
25* Jan. 25
4
665* June
Feb.
35* Mar.
Feb.
3
14
14
18
Jan. 30
Jan. 28
Jan. 27
Feb. 17
Feb. 28
Feb.
Jan.
3
5
105* Mar. 11
55* Feb. 10
105* Jan. 11
Feb. 13
25* Mar. 6
365* June 22
55* June
45* May
85* June 19
365* June 22
85* June 19
4
31
895* June 19
27
Feb.
7
27
May 20
75* June 11
June
June
June
June
22
4
23
Apr.
554 June 18
15*
295*
75*
385*
10054
Jan.
8
4
35* Apr.
93
May 22 101
35* May 25
55*
735* May 27 83
2
25*
X Jan.
5
3
May
65*
2
3
15* Jan.
2
18
Jan.
325*
81
Feb.
35* May
4
3
Jan.
iS*
90
3
Jan.
46
Jan.
8
35* Jan.
75* Jan.
225* Apr.
5* Jan.
5
19
May 16
55
35
7
41
5* May 15
3
5* Jan.
154 June
3
895* June 19
June 29
14
June 22
6
June
May
Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 19
June
5* May 23
4
45* May
165* May 25
6
15* Jan.
70
May 27
3
15* Jan.
35* June 23
55* June 11
25
Vi
Jan.
Jan.
19
Mar. 16
4 257
17
3
385* Jan.
1
Mar. 30
5* Jan. 30
255* June 25
35* June
5
Me June
8
% June
1
2
Mar. 10
6
25* May 22
83
Apr.
91H Feb.
2
157
11
30
2
585* June 30
10 *16
June 23
55* Jan.
3
95* June 13
Jan.
2
15
27
June 18
3
Jan.
30
3
27
10
Jan.
43
13
Jan.
2 1145* June 24
2
Mar. 18
Jan.
Jan.
65* Jan.
Jan*
Jan.
June
Jan.
Feb.
1
Feb.
Jan.
19
375* Jan.
46
Jan.
102
June 16
7
May 22
100
65* June
78 / Jan.
70
June 23
66
25
June 30
155* Jan.
2
75* May 21
95* May 21
25
Mar. 13
70
Apr.
4
4
Stationery
t c
...._.*
25 Westmoreland Coal Co
25 Westmoreland Co
155*
Sale
225*
235*
2
*
.„*
West Texas Utilities Co—
400
Jan.
June 24
4
35* June
15* June
Western Maryland Ry—•
100
Jan.
2
15* Jan.
Sale
725 Western Cartridge
6% pf.lOft
200 Western Grocery com.....20
7% 1st preferred
175*
25*
78X
25*
295*
2
IX
Sale
81
85* June 19
15*
191
41
8
35* June
4
735* June 12
87
21
3
35*
4
7554
77
15* Sale
35* Sale
15* Sale
Sale
Jan.
18
965* June
Sale
2
4
June 23
95* June 29
235* June 29
% June 30
65
JO
350 Virginia Pub Serv
7% pref 100
7,000 Vogt Mfg Corp
*
165* June 29
27
24
Utah Power 8c Light pref...*
Common
June 22
June
6
June
8
June 13
June
2
45*
Universal Products Co......*
2,000 Venezuela Mexico Oil..
302,200 Venezuelan Petroleum.
11,400
6
5*
95*
25*
855*
Sale
Sale
2
77
""% Sale"
16
67,600 Utility Equities com .......*
6,225
Priority Stock
•
44,100 Utility 8c Ind Corp com
55,900
Preferred
...»
174,200 Utll Pow 8c Light com
1
46,800
7% preferred
.....100
400
June 23
505* June 30
39
86
4
75* June 23
85* June 17
585* June 30
100
U S Foil claaa B
Waco
55* June
75* June
465* June
257
IX
10
2X
200 Utah Radio Prod com..
*
610 Utica Gas & Elec 7% pf_..100
44,300
15* June 16
$6 preferred
....*
70
June
June 11
64
1005* Sale
1005* June 22 L015* June 11
Sale
25* Sale
254 June 11
35* June
2
95*
9
75*
June
4
854
9
June
4
Sale
12
115*
13
June 23
14
June
1
1
15*
1
15*
June 22
15* June
2
7
Sale
75*
7 5* June 24
65* June 17
34
305* 32
31
June 16
325* June
3
100
11
70
June 30
75* May 21
95* May 21
Feb. 27
Westvaco Chlorine Prod—
1,525
7%
preferred....
...100
79,400 W Va Coal & Coke com
4,900 Will lama (R C) 8c Co
.*
14,600 Williams Oll-O-Matic Htg___*
59.500 W11-Low Cafeterias com....!
41,100
Convertible preferred
*
8.000 Wilson Jones Co com
*
...
•
4
Sale
8X Sale
35*
8
14
"Y% Sale'
10% Sale
31
Sale
15*
65*
325*
50 Wisconsin P & L
7% pref. 100
42,700
"35* "45* "4
Wolverine Port Cement....10
116,500 Woodley Petroleum Corp
1
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
8,500
Am dep rets ord aharea..5s
400,000 Wrlght-Hargreaves Ltd
*
213,600 Yukon Gold Co
S
5X Sale
285*
29%
7% Sale
IX
2
45*
8
35* June 11
75* June 12
45* June 25
85* June 20
85*
345*
Sale
335* June 16
x7% June
8
335* June 24
85* June
1
2
Sale
85*
75*
325*
325*
85* Sale
335*
85*
2
25*
15* June
4
25* June 19
May 18 1045* Mar.
25* June 11
75* Apr.
2
105* May 20
1
Apr. 17
65* June 17
305* May
7
80
Feb. 11
35* Jan.
8
55* Jan.
2
29
Jan.
18
75* Mar. 13
15* June
4
55* Feb.
10
Apr.
June
14
4
11
17
1
13
155* Feb. 11
Jan. 16
40
Mar.
2
83
Jan. 23
7
11
Mar. 28
Feb.
3
335* June 24
95* Feb. 17
45* Feb. 20
BONDS
17,000
5,024,000
792,000
1,525,000
1,063,000
1,530,000
570,000
33,000
648,000
285,000
270,000
2,182,000
Abbott's Dairy 6a
Alabama Power 4^8
1967
1968
lat 5s
1946
1951
a
Sale'
87""" Sale"
1035* Sale
985* Sale
Am Community Pow 5
J*s 1953
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s._.1957
Amer Gas 8c Elec deb 5a -.2028
104
107
104
June
Sale
835* Sale
99
~ "
Sale
88
Sale
89
Sale
98
88
105
Sale
105
Sale
1045* June
Sale
995* 995* 100
1065* 1065* 1075* Sale
1065* June
789,000 Appalachian EI Pr
5a
1956
111,000 Appalachian Power 6a...2024
S"
77,000
3,215,000 Arkansas Pr 8c Lt 5a
3,678,000 Associated Elec 4V^s
For footnotes see page 53
June
2
Feb.
107
Apr.
915* Feb.
May
845* June 25
995* June 17
895* June 24
1055* June 30
June
June
1045* Sale
99
8
Feb.
95
Mar.
28
17
Apr.
100
Feb.
17
June 30
105
Sale
Sale
105
10
105*
105*
95*
23
215*
23
22
1085* Sale 1075* Sale 107
105
9
22
107
Sale
June
99
Sale
925* Sale
1025* Sale
1035* Sale
99
1015* Sale
1035* 1035* 103
1035* 103
Sale
1045* Sale 104
103
103
1035* 1045* 105
103
1065* Sale
1065* Sale 1055*
1155* 1165* 1155*
108
1085* 108
1005* Sale 11015*
595* Sale I 625*
1941
Sale
1956
99
1953
565* Sale
Jan.
105
2
Feb.
1085* June 24
June
May
1005* Mar. 24
1085* Mar. 10
8
1055* Jan.
Feb.
1055* June
Jan.
Jan.
105* Feb. 17
285* Feb. 17
1085* Mar. 9
100
June
1 1055* June
June 22
105* June
9
4
June
22
June
6
18 1085* June
3
Jan.
1 1035* June 18
5 1035* June
3
5*
9
925* Jan.
1025* Jan.
June
American Power 8c Light
6a
6,165,000
2016
389,000 Amer Radiator deb 4^s.. 1947
1,261,000 Amer Rolling Mill 5a
1948
222,000 American Seating 6s stpd 1946
104
835* June
Sale
Feb.
f deb 5s .195?
.......1952
Aluminium Ltd 5a...
1948
107
84
r985
825*
1956
lat 8c ref 5s
Aluminum Co
5a called.
104
1942
lat 8c ref 5a...
5s
June
6
June
June 27 1045* June
1
June
2 1045* June 15
Sale
Sale
1055* June 23 1065* June
9
June 11
1155* June
2 116
110
108
Sale
Sale
10054 June
5854 June
June
2 108
4
1
June
2
LUZ V\
1025* June 22
635* June 17
103
102
2 1035* June 18
2 1055* Jan. 21
Mar. 25
May 13 1075* Feb. 18
June 27 105
1045* Apr. 21 1065* May 15
1135* Feb. 19 117
Apr.
4
1075* Feb. 29 1085* Jan.
6
98
Feb.
19 1025* Mar. 12
655* Feb. 17
555* May 12
NEW
July, 1936]
AGGREGATE
PRICES
SALES
new york
In
June
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
1936
$
%
54,000
926,000
9,000
310,000
452,000
5.V9/.OUU
914", 000
5,257,000
1,000
541,000
5,135,000
136.000
853,000
27,000
109,000
39,000
21.000
BONDS
Ask
Bid
(Continued)
1948
Assoc Gas Be Elec 4 Ha
" Sale
Iv68
6s
30
35% Sale
24,000
Registered
1,133,000
1,000
SUi Inv ctfs
1938
5% 8 !**▼ ctfs reg
1938
4
1949
28
Sale
4%s registered........ 1949
5%s
1977
Cone deb 5s..........1950
34
Sale
Sale
ha series C
30%
491,000 Ausoc Rayon Corp 5a.... 195#
990,000 Assoc Tel & Tel
A
1955
"78% Sale'
86,000 Atlanta Gas Light 4%s..l955
389,000 Atlas Plywood .&%•—.
1943
"96% Sale"
Baldwin Locomotive Works
45,000
5,000
277,000
182,000
50,000
1,350,000
11,000
7,747,000
355,000
6s with
6s
w
w
warrants......1938
Sale
80
1938
stamped
.1938
"74% Sale'
68 x-w stamped
...1938
44O.000 Ball Tel of Canada 5s....1955
1,000
Registered
lU% Sale"
6s without warrants
....
40",000
11,000
39,000
10,000
254,000
106,000
21,000
123,000
"2",666
129,000
120,000
317,000
14,000
42,000
484,000
26/,000
147,000
1st M 5s
ser
B
June
1
5s series C
1957
1960
1998
Bethlehem Steel 6s
103,000 Binghamton L H & P 5s..1946
2,141,000 Birmingham Elec 4^a...l968
772,000 Birmingham Gas 5s
1959
89%
Sale
76
Sale
ser
D..1957
Central Pow Br Lt 5s
5s
..1956
registered
110% Sale
99% Sale
105%
Sale
1948
44,000
53,000
131,000
1,000
2,797,000
Union Stock Yards 5s..1940
Pneum Tool 5Hi
1942
1,372,000 Chic Rys 5s ctfs of dep. .1927
371,000 Cincinnati Street Ry 5 % al952
528,000
6s series B
1955
1,126,000 Cities Service 5s
1966
2,000
5s registered
...1966
17,465,000
Conv deb 5s
1950
3,000
Registered
2,433,000 Cities Service Gas 5H*--194J
365,000 Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 6s. 1943
3,000
6s registered
1943
6,377,000 Cities Service P Ac L 5^1-1952
2,810,000
SHh gold deb
..1949
....
224",600
51.000
1,082,660
787,000
Commers und
153.000
1,194.000 Com'w'lth Subsld 5Hs A. 1948
2,912,000 Community Pow & Lt 58.1957
26,000 Conn Ltg & Pow 7s A
1951
61,000
4Hs series C
.....1956
152,000
5s series D
1962
97,000 Consol Gas of Bait 5s.... 1939
96,000
4H s
-1954
31,000
36,000
42,000
343",666
38%
Sale
43%
40%
88
Sale
38% June
Sale
48
72%
Sale
52
June
6
June 22
June
1
50
Sale
38
June
Sale
43
Sale
40
June
June
88
June
85
June
43%
Sale
87
50% Sale
52% Sale
89
89%
85
87% Sale
Sale
101% 101% 103
99
99%
98% 99
91%
91%
Sale
93
88
Sale
88
Sale
Sale
115
40
101 % June
98
June
1
8
50% June 30
52% June 30
52
June 30
72% June 30
50% June 30
54% June 30
53 % June 30
91
June 16
88
June 30
103% June 22
22 99% June
4
88%
June 15
92% June
3
88%
86%
87%
June 25
92
June
9
90
92
90
91
87% 87
Sale
86%
116% Sale 115
8
1
June 25 89% June
June 26
June
1 117
June 25
91%
82%
Sale
Sale
Sale
119% June
89% June
120%
122%
140%
106%
92%
122% 122% June
135% June
106% 106% June
June
Sale
139
Sale
W*
80
June
85
105
105% 105% June
100% 102% Sale
100% June
108% 104%
106% 108% 107
108% 106% June
June
106
Sale
109%
102%
72%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Feb.
33
30
Mar. 13
Jan.
2
75
Jan.
15
17
Sale
100%
Sale
103%
102%
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
100%
89%
89%
89% Sale
68
103% 103% 103
111% Sale 111
100%
102% Sale
112
112% 112
105% Sale 105%
9
Sale
97%
Sale
June
78
Jan.
6 91% Mar. 3
100% May 12 103% June 22
Apr.
7
96% Jan.
2 101
Apr.
Apr.
73% Apr.
75
Apr.
114% Jan.
11*
79
29 108
Sale
103%
99% Sale
88%
89%
91% Sale
69
Sale
Sale
71% Sale
71% Sale
June 19
3
4
Sale
105% Sale
104% June
106
104%
111
Sale
102%
Sale
74
75
June
4
June 17
100% June 11
June 19
103%
100%
104%
100%
90%
Jan.
4 121
Mar.
June 30
June
9
June
3
76
7 123% May
Mar.
2 145
Jan.
2
Jan.
m
Apr. 30
Feb. 17
Feb. 24
Jan. 27
105% June 23 109
4
7 103% June
89% Jan.
Feb. 14
6 108
104
Apr.
Jan. 31
30 109
105% Apr.
102% Mar. 10 104%
109% Apr. 22 116%
98% Jan
11 102%
111% Jan. 11 113%
105% Jan.
2 107%
.
94
100%
99%
93%
102%
Apr.
27
Mar.
7
May
7
Feb. 26
Mar.
6
Jan.
2 100% June 11
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
3
3
2
7
Apr.
105%
103%
100%
104%
Mar. 11
101
Feb.
4
3
Feb.
25
9
June
Apr. 21
June 20
96
June 16
88% June 13
95
Feb.
92%
91%
75%
78%
80%
June 17
June 18
82% Jan.
91% June
61
Apr.
62% Jan.
65
Apr.
1 105% June 26
104% Apr.
92% June 17
91% June 18
70% June 17
66% June
68% June
69% June
Sale
9 114
Jan.
105% Feb. 11 107
4
89% Jan.
9
June 27
105
88% June
88% June
91% June
Sale
Jan.
116
June
1
9
5 102% June 30
103% June
99% June
69%
June 16
May
June
4 106
June
4
June
110% 110% 110
103
Sale
102% June
74% June
74% Sale
2 111
June
2
18
30
13
30
18
Feb. 17
Jan. 30
Feb.
5
June
106% Jan.
106
June
1 ,109% Jan.
89%
96%
79%
91%
97%
Sale
107
84
79%
Sale
83
June 26
1 104
9 76% June 10
93% Sale
96% Sale
84%
89
Sale
JiiHt 10
95% June 11
79% June
1
106
June
8
2 111% Apr.
June 26
101% Apr. 30 104
Jan. 18
67
Apr. 30 80
June 22
79% June
1
93% June 30
97 % June
6
86% June 17
96% Mar. 24
7
98% Apr.
86% June 17
June 22
85% June 22
84
June 22
85%
June 22
Feb.
84
101%
Sale
102% Sale
101
June
105
105
Sale
104
June
105
June 17
78% Sale
78% Sale
75
June
1
80
June 22
75
June
1
80% June 22
June
9
52% 47
110% 110% June 16
Sale
111% June 24
Sale
111% June 22
111% 110% June 24
51
June 26
111% June 12
75
Sale
Sale
75
Sale
1123
Sale
105% Sale
50
111% 112% 110%
112% 112% 112
112
112% 112
112
Sale
110%
107
Sale
107% Sale
105% 105% 105% Sale
Sale
Sale
103%
69%
Sale
Sale
123
Sale
63% Sale
130
104%
71%
125%
107% 108% 106%
Sale
107
107%
111% Sale
111%
123
125
123
Sale
Sale
113
June
June 29 108
June 26
103% June
69
June
26
4 104% June 30
June 25
72
5
June 26
Feb.
June
29
4
31 113% Jan.
3 113% Mar.
2 111% May
9
3
2
2 108
May 29
3 106% Jan. 23
106% June 13
June 18 125% June 25
128% 125
108% 106% June 19 107% June 2
June
1 108% June 12
Sale
107
1
Sale
111% June 30 111% June
June 25
3 124
124% 122% June
51
6 113
16 113
1
106 £
105
June 22
80% June 22
3
9
June
80
4
112% June
112% June
1
102% Apr. 18
105
May 26
103% May 6
102% June 27
Sale
ll1'
112
Mar.
June
92
30 100% Mar.
30
93
Apr.
Mar.
2 117
29
134
4 107% June 17
June 23 113
June 30 107
70
46
108
June 30
54% June 30
53% June 30
91
June 16
June 18
104
Sale
104
52
72% June 30
42% Mar. 3
50% June 30
37
Feb. 17
116% Jan.
June 20 104% June
June
4 111% June
99% June
100% Sale
103% June
103% Sale
102% June
103% Sale
99
99% June
99%
84
69%
S*
67
50% June 30
52% June 30
79
86% Sale
93
9
Mar, 10
Jan.
3
Jan.
2
Mar. 3
Mar. 13
29
June 13
105% June
103% June
106
106
72
Sale
Sale
Sale
62%
64%
28% Mar.
30%
35%
42%
27%
114
120
120% Sale
122% 123% 122%
142
140
136%
106
106%
90% "90%
92%
83
84%
Prlvat
193,000
312,000
2,000
16,000
37,000
37,000
30,000
18,000
Highest
Sale Prices
.....
157,000
Bank 5%a
1937
202,000 Commonw Edison 4Hi
1957
232,000
5s series A..........
1953
242,000
5s series B
.........1954
377,000
4Hs series C
..1956
1,000
4%s C registered......1956
2,649,000
4s series F_.
1981
1.017,000
3%s series H
1965
13,000
Lowest
Sale Prices
37
"52"" Sale"
100
Chicago Junction Rys Ac
124,000
263.000 Chic
Highest
Sale Prices
52
103%
94% Sale
101% Sale
99% Sale
1956
Cent States Elec 5s
Lowest
106
306.000 Cent Maine Pow 4%s E..1957
393,000 Cent Ohio Lt Ac Pr 5s A.11950
Central Power 5s
Ask
100
1953
5,511,000
5%»
1954
3,850,000 Cent States Pr Ac Lt 5%s.l953
Chicago Dlst El Generating
508,000
4hs series A...
.....1970
1,000
68 series B
.1961
37,000
41,000
115,000
Sale
Sale
579.000 Canada Nor Power 5a
1,571,000 Canadian Pacific Ry 6s.. 1942
3,102,000 Carolina Pr Ac Lt 5s.
1956
227.000 Cedar Rap Mfg & Pow 5s. 1953
244,000 Cent Arizona L Ac P 5s—1960
698.000
1,000
134"" Sale'
38%
40%
104% Sale
111 % 112
100% Sale
112% 112%
116
116%
3,433,000 Cent 111 Pub Serv 4 %t F.1967
625,000
5s scries E
...1956
1,228,000
5s Series G_.......... 1V68
751,000
4h* series H
1081
89.000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
JUNE
Sale Prices
June 30
Ask Sid
105%
354,000
52,000
219,000
40,000
32,000
81,000
78,000
538,000
1,000
435.000
278.000
116% Sale
June 1
Bid
169,000 Boston Conaol Gas 5s
1947
759,000 Broad River Power 5s A..1954
75,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 5s.....1956
154,000
1st & ref 5a
1939
743,000
3.425,000
1,000
3,689,000
IN
Price
curb exchange
Since
49
YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Feb.
7
102% Apr.
6 105
Feb. 17
63% Jan.
2 77
124
May 23 127% Mar. 10
Jan.
6
106% Mar. 23 109
Jan.
8
106
May 13 109
111% Jan.
7 112% May 25
30 124
120
Jan.
106
Mar. 27 110
June 25
Consol G E L Ac P Bali—
72,000
386,000
1st ref
s
f 4s......
107% Sale
...1981
107% 107% 106% June
4 107% June 24
Consol Gas Utilities—
7,000
23,000
319,000
492,000
6Hi with warrants....1943
1st Ac coll 6s ser %
...1943
29% Sale
33
35
88
94%
95
Sale
32^
35
33
June
2
94 X
95
94
June
4
33% June 17
95% June 10
88
Jan.
96
Feb.
6
20
100% Mar. 19
48
29% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Consol Publishers—
17,000
1,531.000
49,000
36,000
72,000
14,000
18,000
11,000
35,000
47,000
8,000
74,000
145,000
82,000
54,000
150,000
24,000
4,000
11,000
1,459,000
24,000
2,000
371,000
153,000
100,000
370,000
41,000
7%% stamped
1939
11,873,000 Continental G Ac El 5s
195S
...1940
366,000 Crane Co 5s_.l
413,000 Crucible Steel 5s_.
1940
208,000 Cuban Telephone 7%s..l941
97,000 Cuban Tobacco 5s
1944
258,000 Cumberland Go P Ac L 4%» '56
85% Sale
103% Sale
102% Sale
105% Sale
72,000
147,000
Dallas P & L 5s series C. .1952
388,000
104,000
614,000
1,431,000
608,000
651,000
546,000
403,000
268,000
118,000
Delaware Elec Pow 5Hi. .1959
104
.1949
108
100
6s series A.
Denver Gas & Elec 5s
.1949
.1946
Derby Gas & Elec 5s
Detroit City Gas 5s B_. .1950
6s series A
Detroit
.1947
Int Bdge *%•_. .1952
101%
90%
91% Sale
Sale
101% 101% 101%
101% 102
103
Sale
102%
102% Sale
99
100
Sale
99
99%
76
79%
77% 79% 76
107
Sale
106%
106% 108
June
108
106%
107%
103%
107%
102% 102%
Sale
105%
Sale
106%
June
109
June
2
104
June
8 104
June
June
2 107% June 10
June
2
4 103
June
3
June
3 107
101
102M
105
U
4^
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
101%
91%
Sale
106%
107% 108%
Sale
103%
108
107%
102% 102%
Sale
105%
107% 106%
6
7%
V*
5% Sale
6%
2
1%
1%
102% 102% 102%
106%
107%
103%
107%
102%
105%
106%
Sale
o
Ctfs of deposit.....
25-yr
a
f deb 7s.......
!l952
Sale
Sale
Ctfs of deposit.....
Dixie Gulf Gas
[l937
2030
11,130,000 Elec Pow & Lt 5s....
117,000 Bimlra Wat Lt At RR Bs--1956
1950
127,000 El Paso Elec 5s A
w wl943
542,000 El Paso Nat Gas
249,000
6hs
...1938
1,095,000 Empire Dlst Elec 5s......1952
2,667,000 Empire Oil Ac Refining 5 %•' 42
102
74;
102 J
Sale
Sale
Sale
90% Sale
105% 108
103%
121
Sale
108
Sale
98£
Sale
80
Sale
101% Sale
85% Sale
75%
Sale'
106% 107
105% Sale
i
6%
2
i%
Sale
6
1
9
June
1 106% June 17
109% June 19
10
June
8
June 10
105% June 10
June 12
June 22
7%
6%
June
2
June
9
1
June
8
3
102% June 22 102% June 30
87%
105%
103
103% 103%
119%
128%
108
118
Sale
110
101% Sale
June 25 103% June
June 27 102% June
3
June
5
79% June 12
June
8 107% June 15
1
5% June
June 22
88% Sale
107
8 101% June
8
June 29
93% June 17
June 22 101% June
3
101
June 25 92% June 10
5 107% June 27
June
9
June 27 103% June
June 29
2 128
June
1 118% June 30
June
June
5
June 19 102
1
89% June 19
Sale
85% June
60
Sale
106% Sale
105% Sale
106% June
89
101% June
8
93% June 17
104
Jan. 11
104
Apr. 17
102% June
3
83% Apr.
4
107% June 15
85% Jan.
June
102
Mar.
88% Jan.
70
Jan.
105% Mar.
101 %
106
106
108
Apr.
74
May
110
Mar.
Jan.
4
6
105% Apr.
102% May
107% May
99% Jan.
102% Jan.
105% Jan.
4% Jan.
4% May
% Jan.
% Jan.
101% Jan.
7
Feb.
4
109
103% Apr. 27
105% June 10
107%
Mar.
Feb.
5
21
1.0% Feb. 21
Jan.
103^1
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
14
15
6
92% June 10
107% June 27
Feb. 17
128
June 29
118% June 30
102
Feb.
4
92
Jan. 24
99% Mar.
102% Jan.
106% Jan.
105
105% Mar.
98% Jan.
80% Jan.
Ercole Marelll Elec Mfg
48,000
121,000
27.000
105,000 Erie Lighting 5s
361,000 European Elec
95,000
3,000
77,000
40,000
4,000
12,000
216,000
4,000
227,000
1,621,000
219,000
1953
1967
...1965
European Mtge Ac Inv—
51
6hs
7s Series C
.1967
Fairbanks Morse Ac Co 5s. 1942
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s. 1963
32
103% Sale
102
Sale
40
35
34
102% 101% Sale
27
1933
Federal Water Serv 5%s.l954
1
Federal Sugar Kef 6s
84
1%
84%
1%
89
2
Sale
51
105
35
June
69
June 22
40% Jan.
2 108
June 25
105% Jan.
1
June 16 105% June
June 15
1
35% June 18
101% June 16 102
28% June 10 28%
1%
1% June
9
82% June
8 89
June
75% Jan.
33% May 25
39% Jan.
16 104% Apr.
June 10
28% June
June
3
June 10
June 10
June 30
June 22
10 69
June 25
24 108
2 105% June
1
Apr. 29
75
Jan.
3
22
24
10
5% Feb.
7
89
Jan. 30
Finland Residential Mtge
13,000
,
102,000
52,000
5,000
103.000;
678,000'
111,000
6s stamped
1961
524,000 Firestone Cotton Mills 5s. 1948
277,000 Firestone T At R Cal 5s..1942
19,000 First Bohemian Glass 7s. 1957
1,470,000 Florida Pow Corp 5%» A 1979
5,445.000Florida P«w«r » I t ««
1654
For feotaobtts •ae page 53.
100
104% Sale
100
Sale
93
Sale
104
100
100
*
104% 103
103
104% Sale
93
93%
103% Sale" 103%
95%
93% Sale
June
4 101
June 30 104%
June 18 105
93
June 10
Sale
Sale
103
Sale
103% June 22 104
93% June
5 96
Sale
103
93
June 24
June
3
June
1
June 10
June
1
June 18
99% Feb. 21 101
102% Apr. 29 105 H
103
June 18 106 h
91
Jan.
3
95^
100
Jan.
2 105 to
90% Apr.
9
98
May 21
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
7
11
22
5
8
50
new
AGGREGATE
york
SALES
In
June
PRICES IN
Jan. 1
6,000
43,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Jhn. 2
June 1
1936
Bid
(Continued)
Gary Elec Ac Ga«—
1,233,000
5s ext stamped
88%
.....1944
3,350,000 Gatlneau Power 5a
92%
1956
613,000
8434
6s
1941
83 %
832,000
6s series B
1941
260,000 Gen Bronze conv deb 6s. 1940
97%
217,000 Gen Pub Serv Co 5s—..1953 100 %
1,280,000 Gen Pub Utilities 6 lis A.1956
79
241,000 Gen Rayon Ltd 6s A. ....1948 a30
207,000 Gen Vending Corp 6s—-.1937
281,000
Ctfs of deposit
1,198,000 Gen Wat Wks & El 5s A..1943
86%
97 %
5,753,000 Georgia Power ref 5s
1967
681,000 Georgia Pow Ac Lt 5s
81 %
1978
121,000 Ge8fuerel6s.._.._
1953
2,672,000 Glen Alden Coal 4s
89
..1965
124,000 Gobel (Adolf) deb 4%s ..1941
831,000 Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
91%
56,000 Great North Pow 5s stpd 1950
274,000 Gt West Power Calif 5s__1946
30,000 Grocery Store Prod 6s
1945
141,000 Guantanamo Ac W Ry 6s.l958
BONDS
13",600
JUNE
Price
new york
curb exchange
Since
179,000
515,000
93,000
176,000
12,000
24,000
143,000
5,000
4,000
23,000
96,000
948,000
64,000
1,000
243,000
2,000
61,000
curb exchange
Ask
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Bid
95
97
01%
90
98
Sale
Sale
Sale
90%
Sale
Sale
Sale
95
94^
96
98
Sale
63
§7/8
65
64
24
24
23
88
Sale
99
Sale
96%
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale
22%
89%
94% June 13
4
96% June
97% June 26
98"
June
91% June
97
June 19
5
June
1
98
100
66
Sale
24
90
1
90% June
98
100
Sale
Sale
23%
Sale
Ask
Sale
Sale
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
June 30
Ask Bid
86
64
June 19
June
4
96% May
June
5
98
79
June 11
June 11
22% June 29
20
June
89
June 17
18
86%
86%
86%
98% June 10
85% June 13
29
40
30
Sale"
Sale
93
90
Sale"
Sale
100%
105% 107
106% 107
88% Sale
88
80%
101
105%
105%
58%
69
70
Sale
105
54
June 24
88
June
99%
June
107" 106% June
Sale
51%
63
June 12
Jan.
,
June 17
64
lig
iT
102% Mar. 16
102% Mar. 12
May
Jan.
90
June
30
Jan.
65
May 29
8
22%
June
June
8
20
June
June
9
86
May
27
27
94
101
93
June
June 30
95% Mar.
88
June 19
79
Apr.
30
88
June 12
29
May
June
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
17
16
7
13
June 30
Feb.
4
38% Mar. 27
90% Jan. 23
2
85
Apr.
June
2
90
5 101% June 27
88
June
103
90
Jan.
102% Mar. 26
106
Sale
65%
59%
Sale
65
87
97% June 19
96% June 19
96
40
Sale
June 26
Mar. 20
Jan.
§3%
82
98
86
101
88% Jan,
92% Jan.
June 19 101
June * 6
90
32
Sale
Sale
18
Apr.
108
10
Mar. 12
Feb.
6
108% Jan.
6
3 106% June
3
June
1
2
65
June
82% Mar. 27
52 % June
2
59% June 27
44
Jan.
60
66
65
June
67
106% June
Feb.
7
Guardian Investors Corp—
34,000
93,000
65,000
17,000
4,000
1,000
270,000
1,000
11,000
8,000
26,000
38,000
19,000
8,000
48,000
502,000
5s series A
1948
683,000 Gulf Oil of Pa s f deb 5S..1947
635,000 Gulf States Utll 5s
1956
147,000
4H> series B
1961
77,000 Hackensack
53,000
1,761,000
Water 5s A.. 1977
56 %
Sale
104%
105%
Sale"
1938
5s
.
28
104 % Sale
Sale
105
105% 105% Sale
102% 103% 103% 103%
106% 107
106% Sale
109% 110% 109% 110%
88
Hall Printing 6s A stpd_.1947
37,000 Hamburg Elec Co 7s
1935
57,000 Hamburg El Ac Und Ry SMs'M
230,000 Hood Rubber 7s
1936
297,000 Houston Gulf Gas t%«-.1943
343,000
6s
1943
269,000 Houston Lt Ac Pr 5s A...1953
134,000
4>ds series D
1978
414,000
4Hs series B
1981
67
21%
102%
9y%
104%
105%
103%
106%
Sale
92
Sale
37
28%
32
26%
24
27
102% 103
100%
99% 101
Sale
June 10
June 29
70
104% June 15 105%
June
4 105%
5 103%
102% June
106% June 10 106%
June 2,0 110
110
105
86
June
2
29% June 15
5
21% June
102% June 22
99% June 10
6
106
105
103% June
105% June 10
106% 105% 1 06
103% June 13
104% 103% 1 05
Sale
106% 105% June 16
105% 105
93
June 26
June
8
June 22
June 17
June 20
June 24
June 15
56%
104%
104%
102%
105%
108%
72
Jan.
Feb. 17
75
107% Feb. 14
106% Feb. 18
103% Mar. 14
June
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
107% Jan.
Jan.
110
Jan.
93
43
Feb.
28
Jan.
25
29
2
8* June 24
June
1
\z% June 2
25
May
21% June
102% June
105% June 26
m
32
Jan.
1045,
Jan.
Jan.
101
Mar. 14
May
9
Mar.
107
108
103% June 13
Mar.
107
Mar.
106
June
106
lOt
a
June
1
104
15
June 20
Feb.
13
Mar. 10
Feb. 29
Mar.
2
Hydraulic Power of Niagara
6,000
11,000
42,000
22,000
19,000
283,000
10,000
165,000
169,000
250,000
499,000
49,000
23,000
115,000
5,000
82,000
13,000
7,000
153,000
93,000
51,000
113,000
77,000
Falls 1st Ac ref 5s
52,000
■
Ref Ac Improvement 5s_1951
1,307,000 Hygrade Food 6s
2,51.000
6s series B
ser
A ..1949
1949
174 000 Idaho Power Co 5s
2,770 000
1947
...
Illinois Central RR 6s... 1937
118 000 Illinois Nor Utll 5s
1,014 ,000
1,275 .000
2,242 ,000
1957
1957
Illinois Pow Ac L 5%»
.1954
SHi series "B"
6s series A
1953
3,037 ,000
5s series C
545 ,000 Indiana Elec Corp6t A—
171 ,000
6%« series B
975 ,000
5s series C
16 ,000 Indiana Gen Service 5s_.
433 ,000 Indiana Hydro-EIec 5s A.
81 ,000 Indiana Ac Mich El 5s._
137,,000
1st Ac ref 5s....
1956
1,015,000
1947
1951
86
Sale
99% Sale
102% Sale
95% Sale
96
Sale
'86% Sale"
1948
1958
1957
1955
1950
831,000
1st lien Ac ref 5s.......1963
554,000 Indianapolis Gas 5s A—1952
ser
82% Sale
106% Sale
1953
Indiana Service 5s
1,257,000 Knd'polls P Ac L 5s
112% 112% 111%
107
Sale
106%
73
75
69% Sale
68
72
73% Sale
1950
A..1957
65% Sale
63% Sale
95
Sale
105
Sale
111% June 26 112
106% June
3 107
69
June
9
70
June
5
108% 108
Sale
95%
96% Sale
108% 106% 108% 106%
Sale
95% Sale
92%
Sale
102% Sale 102
Sale
105
105% Sale
104%
Sale
99
100
99% Sale
100
99% Sale
101%
99%
100% 101
100%
101% 103
Sale
88% Sale
88%
107
108% 107^ 108% 108%
96
96%
96% Sale
94%
110% 112
111%
110%
107"" 105%
106
105% Sale
107%
95%
106%
93%
102%
108
69
Sale
68%
67% Sale
69% Sale
89% Sale
87% Sale
105% Sale
105% Sale
67%
June
83
June 30
73% June 29
73% June 30
111% June 26 114
106% Apr. 25 108
82
56% Jan.
3
58
June
108% June 19
4
97% June
June
107
9
106
June
96% June 23
8
103% June
86
99
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June 27
106
100
1
Jan.
6
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
81% Feb. 25
109
Jan.
97% June
82% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
13
25
109
Feb.
28
4
18
96% June 23
8
103% June
Jan.
101% Jan.
106
June 27
Jan.
100% Mar. 11
Jan.
102
Jan.
June 29
100
Jan.
June 17
86% Jan.
107
May
104
97
Feb.
92
June
95
96
102
108% June 17
June 16
97
June
111% June 23
June
June
106
5
5
June 11
June
June
107
Jan.
101% June 23
June
67% June
67% June
105
June 13
73
2
June 18
72% June 17
89% June
1
4 106
June 13
91
107
63
Jan.
Jan.
83
June 11
104% Jan.
30
25
14
108% Apr. 30
6
101% Feb.
111% Feb. 24
Jan.
109% May
104% May
65
Feb.
Feb.
24
3
75% Feb. 21
2
74
Feb.
17
96% Jan.
24
19
4 106% Feb.
Intercontlnents Power Co—
31,000
78,000
42,000
41,000
38,000
129,000
1,058,000
288,000
194,000
184,000
Deb 6s series A
Int Pow Sec 6%t series
1948
series
243,000 International Salt 5s
2,560,000 Internat Securities 5s
1951
1947
663,000
219.000
1,285,000
213,000
212,000
1,110,000
1,317,000
15,000
30,000
109,000
628,000
209,000
173,000
773,000
378,000
75,000
3,879,000
Without
107% Sale
7%
8%
58% Sale
60% Sale
59%
60%
7
68
72
Sale
7
June 30
72
58
June 11
70% June 25
50
l5r
60
June
2
71
June 22
54
60
June
4
74
June 29
75
107% 107% 107% Sale
99% Sale
99% Sale
99%
Sale
813
693
Sale
75
1952
Sale
70% Sale
79% Sale
70% Sale
1956
InterstateNat Gas 6s
2,000
4% Sale
C.1955
E ...........1957
7s series F...
1952
7s
85
Sale
87%
82%
90%
84)4
2
107% June 11 107% June 16
2
98% June
9 9951 June
4% Jan.
2
17
Jan.
Feb.
13
76
10
75
53% Feb. 21
76
107
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
14
21
18
18
Jan.
8 109% Feb. 24
Feb. 27
98% Apr. 22 103
1936
100
warrants..
Interstate Power 5s
Debenture
June
8
1957
6s
102
Sale
100
102
74% June
3
69% June 22
79% June 30
71% June 10
86% June
90% June 29
84% June 29
101% Jan.
4 101% Jan.
4
Feb. 17
74% Apr, 30 88
67% Apr. 29 79% Jan. 29
Interstate Public Service
19,000
102,000
7,000
30,000
135,000
69,000
5s series D
4%* series F
1958
Investment Co of Amer—
5s Series B
1961
Iowa Pow Ac Lt 4H( A.
Iowa Pub Serv 5s
1958
..1957
Isotta Fraschinl 7s
553,000 JacksonvlUeGas 5s stmpdl942
34,000 Jamaica Wat Sup 5%« A.1955
531,000 Jersey Cent P Ac L 5s B
1947
1,344,000
4%8 series C
1961
~56",666
12,000
52,000
121",660
11,000
102,000
2,000
10,000
1,000
72,000
84,000
74,000
18,000
138,000
135,000
7,000
192,000
81,000
207,000
320,000
Italian Superpower 6s
183, 000 Kansas Gas Ac Elec 6s
346, 000 Kansas Power 5s A
1,438, 000 Kentucky Utilities 5s
5s
1,366, 000
314, 000
6%i series D
314, 000
5Hs series F
1963
ios
Angeles G Ac E
Louisiana Pow Ac Lt 5a
Louisville
546,000
90
Sale
65
58%
101 %
102
3%
_3%
104%
98%
1961
1948
1955
1942
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
94%
Sale
95
Sale
105
Sale
105
22,000
294.000
140.0001
106
Sale
109% Sale
Sale
104
Sale
104
104%
111%
Sale
Sale
105%
111%
Sale
Sale
104% June
111% June
20
32
32
1957
Midland Valley RR 5s
104%
103% June 23 104% June
104
104
104
June
1 1041
103%
106% 106% 106% June 26 1071
Sale
Sale
107% Sale
Sale
104% Sale
75% Sale
Minneapolis Gas Lt 4%a.l950
1978
1955
105% 106
107%
78%
20
Sale
102
Sale"
"92*
Sale"
1043
1053
Sale
Sale
98% Sale
105
90
Sale
Sale
92% Sale
m
100
104
79
35
Sale
62
Sale
105%
107
82%
June
3
24
33
Missouri Pub Serv 5s A..1947
Montana Dakota Utll 5 Hs *44
93% Sale
78% June
166"'
58
Sale
24
June
June
58
June
98
June
4
82% June 25
June 10
24
58
.
Sale
100% June
4 102
105%
Sale
103% June
85% June
93% June
8 105% June 30
90
June 24
2
4 96% June 16
8634
94%
Sale
95%
89
Sale
95
Sale
106% 106% 106% Sale
107% Sale
107% 108%
106% Sale
107% Sale
72
Sale
65% Sale
97
100% 101
98%
10
91
June
4
June 24
97% Jan.
Jan.
nsly<
102% Feb. 27 104'
105
Apr. 16 107]
107
Feb.
8 107]
103% Jan.
3 106]
106% Mar. 3 107%
75% Jan.
2
101
11
8
June 11
Mar. 21
Jan.
25
May 15
Feb. 14
83% Mar. 19
24
62
June 10
6
Mar. 28
101% Mar. 11
104% Mar. 27
107% May 12
Feb.
103% Feb.
Jan.
78
June
106% Mar.
94% Jan.
1
106% June 29
1
103% June
5
Mar. 18
3 104% Apr.
4
3 105% Feb. 27
June
102
Sale
104% Sale
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
101
June
106% 104% June
103% 103% June
Mar.
9
97% Jan.
19 107% June 15
20 102% Apr.
7
June
June
Jan. 24
Jan. 22
Mar. 10
30
June 12
58
100
11
16 104% Apr. 30
5
Apr. 27 104% June
May 23 102% May 15
May 15 106% June 24
96
100% June 15
104% June 24
June 27
107
Feb.
Jan.
24
104% 103% June
Sale
105% June
June
99
100%
89
Feb.
1
104% 103%
105% 106% 107
Sale
100
99%
89% Sale
90%
104% Sale 105%
103% Sale
103%
Sale
Feb.
June 27
105% June
June 22
2 119% June 24
28 103% Apr.
2
Apr. 30
Apr.
1
June 11
105% June 26 105% June
J—— 107
June
4 107% June
104% 105% 105
Feb.
5
Sale
Sale
Jan.
1 106% June 24
8
1 112% June
103% Sale
June 22
71
47% May 23 61
3 108
16 106
103% Jan.
2 106%
June 12
24
June 12
June 25 104% June 16
103
1943
1967
53.
24
June 10 104% June
103" 104%
1945
Milwaukee G L 4%a
mo page
99% June
103% June
75
90
j.06% Jan.
103% Apr.
1 107% June 15
2 101% June 29
2
103% June
103% Sale
104% Sale
6s without warraats..l944
677,000
262,000 Miss River Power 5s......1951
146,000 Missouri P At L 5Hl A
1955
For footnotes
June
Sale
105
6
May 20
Jan.
8
June
103%
104%
100
June 17
June 29
June 10
June
3
.1947
1,400,000 Mississippi Pow 5s......1955
2,122,000 Miss Power Ac Light 5s...1957
1,320,000
692,000
52%
1
2 107%
June 19 105%
June
8 106%
June
June
106% 107
101% Sale
103% Sale
99
Jan.
June 22
71
5 119% June 24
101% 102% 101% June 26 102% June 29
June 24
June
94
3
97
96% Sale
June
1
95
97% Sale
97% June 30
Mississippi River Fuel—
70,000
38,000
49% June 10
1969
120
104
Jan. 14
106
May
Apr. 2t 106% Feb. 14
Jan.
3 105% Mar. 30
90
Sale
1947
Met Edison 4s series E.
1971
Middle Sts Petrol 6%a A.1945
1st Ac ref 5s
16
118
Mass Gas CoSHs..
1946
11,000 McCallum Hosiery 6% 8
1941
507,000 McCord Rad Ac Mfg 6s
1943
583,000 Memphis P Ac L 5sser A..1948
Lt4%a
14
Sale
Sale"
(Ky) G Ac E412s.1961
Minn Pow Ac
Feb.
106% Jan.
Sale
2,728,000
1,551,000
102% Apr. 29
101
June
106
566,000 Manitoba Power 5%o
1951
Mansfield Mining Ac Smelt—
7s Ex-warrants
2,000
1941
457,000
480,000
748,000
745,000
487,000
June
Apr.
119
350 000 Lexington Utll 5s
1952
560, 000 Llbby McNeill At Llbby 5s 1942
Long Island Ltg 6s
50%
92
Feb. 13
87% Jan. 28
105
118
103%
Sale
81% Apr. 30
Apr. 28
78
100%
100%
115% Sale
2022
Sale
2
3
Sale
48%
107
104%
105%
53 %
107
June
Sale
51%
52
107% 108
347, 000
Deb5%a
1950
2,149 000 Lehigh Pow Secur 6s
2026
11, 000 Leonard Tlets Inc 7%i__1946
Lone Star Gas Corp 5s
41"" Sale'
82
48% Sale
106% 110
104% Sale
106
Sale
220, 000 Kimberly Clark 5s A
1943
660, 000 Koppers Gas Ac C deb 5s.l947
5s called
11, 000
1947
123,000
373,000
14,000
1,433,000
69,000
Sale"
105
..1942
81,000
5,000
39,000
169,000
161,000
4,000
42,000
81,000
101%
Isarco Hydro-El 7s.......1952
1,607,000
15,000
170,000
194,000
44,000
39,000
37,000
96,000
105% Sale
Sale
Sale
8 100% June 22
99% June
1 100% June 16
99% June
5
Sale
2 105% June
104% June
104% 104% 104% Sale
104% June 25 104% June 24
4 105% June 16
105%
105% 105% 105% June
June 16
June
4 105
104
104% Sale
104% Sale
58
June 22
69
Sale
2
75
59%
57% June
99%
Without warrants..
Iowa-Nebraska L Ac P 5s. .1957
Sale
Sale
100
5s series A with warr._1947
304",000
27,000
80% Sale
103
Jan.
Jan.
29
93% Feb. 25
106% Mar. 19
5
105% Feb.
102% May
103% May
98% Jan.
2 102% Apr. 21
102% Mar. 21 105% June 30
83% May
5
89% Mar,
4
95% Feb. 17
96% Jan.
9
105
107
Jan.
107% June
106
106
June 13 108% Jan. 13
Jan.
3
73
June 26
Jan.
2 101% May 12
June 19 106% June 12
1 109% June 19
June 13 107% June 29
June 26
64% June
6 73
100
June 19 100% June
2
106
57 J
93]
Feb.
15 107% May 26
19 109% June 19
NEW
July, 1936]
51
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
,<
AGGREGATE
PRICES IN JUNE
SALES
RANGE SINCE JAN, 1
Price
NEW YORE:
CURB EXCHANGE
_
In
June
Since
Jan. 1
*
Bid
bonds (Continued)
.
A„.
Munton
364,000
97,000
20,000
11,000
79,000
383,000
505,000
11,000
78,000
Jan. 2
1936
467,000 NarrsgansattRlecCo5a..195?
188,000
Si series b........
1957
57,000
449,000
165,000
590,000
549,000
464,000
2,377,000
1,114,000
3,257,000
5,372,000
3,924,000
J67.000
.
174,000
228,000
1,000
10,000
16,000
141,000
35,000
12,000
1 >393,000
44,000
55,000
21,000
13,000
100,000
aaa,
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
.1952
1966
...1969
5s serlea D...
4J4s R
91
Sale
167" Sale"
103
102 %
Sale
Sale
Nor Statea Power
Certificates of deposit....
Nor'west Pub Serr 5a A..1957
°8den Gea Co 5a-
1945
6« series A
—.—1940
Pacific Coast Power 5a
aaa
105% Sale
105% Sale
105%
Sale"
105"" Sale'
90
Sale
.65% June
65% June
ffi
103% Sale
98% 101
108 % 108% 107% Sale
106 % Sale
106% Sale
Sale
103
103% Sale
107
108% 106% 107%
112
111% 112%
103% Sale" 103% 103%
Sale
106
105% Sale
107% Sale 107% Sale
86%
86
Sale
98% Sale
85% Sale
1936
Penn Cent Lt A Pow 4He 1977
p«**n-Ohlo Edison 6a
100
Sale
"97% Sale'
1950
Penn Power Co 5s.......1956
140,000 Penn Pub Serv 6s C
1947
150.RRR
5, ,eriea D...
...—1954
62,000 Penn Water A Pow 4HS..1968
295,000
5a...
1940
3.763,000 Peoples Gas Lt A Coke 4a B'81
1.336,RRR
6s aeries C
..1957
5,067,000 peoples Lt A Pow 5a
.1979
—
106
8
June
107% June
112
112
June
5
103% June
1
76
June
99%
June
107
June
106% June
103
June
June
June 30
June
5
June
8
June 29
June
8
103% June
105% June
107
107
107% June
1
86% June
5
June
85% June 11
June 24
55
June 22
June 22
107
104
104%
102% June
104
Sale
Sale
103%
103% 103% 103% 102%
67% 67%
66%
65
67
67% 68% 66
Sale
101% Sale 102
101%
June 25
95% June 16
June
103
65
June
if
June
June 29
112
May
May
109
Feb. 25
5 104
5
Jan.
102%
105%
111%
101%
Jan.
105% June 23 108%
105% May
4 109
84% Feb.
99% Mar.
90% Jan.
90
98
108%
105
June
105
Jan.
106
June
106
Apr.
June 27 106%
June 25 106%
103% June 16 104%
2 102%
103% 102% June
Sale
Sale
86
June
100
99
June
"99"" Sale"
107"" Sale"
105% Sale
June
June 16
9
89% June 23
2 100
June
4
lo°f Apr.
Jan.
106
100% Sale
115% 120
100
101
Sale
June
5 101% June 18
115% 116% 115% June 19 116% June
9
84
June
5
87% Sale
87% June 30
103
June
2
103% 103% June, 2 104
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
105% 106
103% Sale
107%
105% June
103% June
106% June
104
Sale
6% Sale
4 106% June
2
June 15
1
1
June 23
$8
June
June
8108
108% }r§^ li6"" 107
Sale
June
106
106
105% June 2 106
106
June
4 108% June
107
107% 106
112% 113% 112
112% 112% June 26 113% June
Sale
94% June
95% Sale
95% June
105% Sale 104% Sale 104% June
105% June
12
Sale
June
14
11% June
12% Sale
107% Sale
107
45% Sale
56
772,RRR
"96% Sale"
112% Sale
111% Sale
2
Jan.
28
Jan.
13
Feb. 17
Mar.
5
Jan.
6
106
June
5
105% June 29
104
2
June 25
Mar.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
11
13
23
24
June 10
June 13
16 lu/
13
jrz**
22 107
24 112
Jan.
8
Mar. 12
Mar. 18
Feb. 28
3 107
May 14
3 107% Jan.
7
Feb. 14
Feb. 17
28 94% Jan. 23
Jan. 22
8 100
106% June 17 105% Apr. 22 107
105% May 5 107%
4 121%
7 107%
103% Sale
104% Sale 102% June
104% June 27
105% 105% 105
105% June 19
105% 105% June
June 16 100% June
100% 100% 100% Sale 100
2
106%
103%
106%
107%
105%
Jan.
Mar. 17
Feb.
6
64% Jan. 30
119% June 25 120% June 10 119% Jan.
105% May
85
9
Mar. 19
Jan. 10
Mar. 16 105
86
93%
119% 120
June 10
28
Feb. 26
June 16 107
19
23
26
10
1
106
113% Sale"
86% Sale
97
Feb. 18 104%
Mar. 20 104%
Jan.
4 68%
Jan.
2 68%
Jan.
2 103
103% Jan.
105% Mar.
104
Apr.
103% Apr.
108% June
Jan.
Mar.
108
Jan.
107
•
June 17 105% June
June 24 109% June
18
17
17
17
100% Jan. 28
102% Jan.
110
106
105
81
May 26 104
June 29 110%
Apr. 24 107%
Jan.
2 103%
Mar. 18 108%
Apr. 30 112%
Mar. 13 105%
109
1 109% June 13
June 12 106
June
3
June
3 106% June
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
88% June 12
69
97
107
105
8 104% June 16 103%
3 100%
5 68% June
9
51
4
68% June
9
50%
June 10
2 103
98%
June
June 24
102% Mar. 17
Sale
Sale
106
106%
103%
102%
89%
79%
79%
79%
99%
74% Jan,
88%
108%
105%
105%
104%
107%
105%
105%
105% 104%
118
May
May
Apr.
29 102% Jan.
June 25
5
95% Feb. 17
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
85
June 10 103% June
June
125
June
59% June 25
53
Apr.
107% June 2 106% Mar.
June li 106
June
June
1 105% June
104
107% Sale
105% Sale
105% 106
105
105%
109% Sale
105% 106%
106% 106%
104% Sale
102% 102%
87% Sale
99
99%
June 18
June 12
June 22
93
94% Sale
57% Sale
106% 107%
104% Sale
105
Sale
105% Sale
102% 102% 103% Sale
June 17
88%
79%
103%
108%
106%
103%
107%
Sale
304,000 phila Electric Co 5a
..1966
851,000 pblla Elec Power 5 Ha
1972
pbua Rapid Transit 6s._1962
Pblla Suburb Cos GAR
145,000
1st A refunding 4%s_-1957
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co
828,000
§ Us class A...........I960
485,000 Piedmont A Northern 5s. 1954
81,000 Pittsburgh Coal 6a
1949
216.000
4
June
59% Sale
107% 109
105% Sale
95
103% 104
1938
Park A TUford 6s
June
17
June
95% June 12
28% June 8
117% Jan.
120% 121
Pacific Ltg A Pow 5s
1942
Pacific Power A Light 5s. 1955
167,RRR
20,000
97
1st A ref 4Hs F—..... 1960
Without warrants...—
SH> series B
1959
,
114% June
May
Apr.
85% Apr.
Jan.
18
106% 106% 106% Sale
Without warrants..—.....
1.315,000
68,000
162,000
20.000
n!r
107% Sale
p*c,flc Investing 5s A...1948
84,000
5s....
.7—1979
1,603,000 Penn Electric 4s aerlea F.1971
oil"RRR
98% Sale
103 % Sale
106 % Sale
1940
86,000 Palmer Corp of Lr 6a
aao
~50% Sale"
1941
|tt & ref 6s B
Sale
77
85%
1948
400.000 Pacific Gaa A El 1st 4Ha.l957
i
93% June
86% June
okla Pow A Water 5a A..1948
263,Q00 Oswego Falls Co 6a......1941
cSS'SRS
Sale
Sale;
June
87% Sale
79% Sale
Ohio Edison Co 5a.......I960
298,000 Ohio Power 5s aeries B... 1952
601,000
4^s aerlea D...
.1956
74,000 Ohio Public Serr 6a C
1953
345.000
5s series D_.
1954
119.000
5H9 series R..........1961
871,000 Oklahoma Gaa A El 5s.
1950
i
109%
64%
64%
64%
June
Sale
IS'aaa
1.804.RRR
June 24
June 17
70% Sale
120
107% June
107
Sale
8R6.RRR
285",000
9
92% June
25% June
New Orleans Pub Serv—
g8 stamped.....—..—1942
?RR'RRR
^22,RRR
4,094,R00
Feb.
June
93
104
98% June
1,190,000
aaa
Jan.
104
Sale
103 % Sale
101
Sale
oak
jri*
106
Sale
.
794,000
June
xr^
97
i°oi£
101% June
Sale
aaa
365,000
102
104
Sale
390,000
notes.
444,000 Northwest Elec 6. atpd-1945
335,000 Northwest Pow 6« A
..I960
29,000
2,000
463,000
27,000
4
June 27
June
9
95% June 12
8
28% June
June 29
125
June
4
108%
108% June 18
June 29
102% Sale
Sale
98% Sale
75,000
June
June
8
2
5
Sale
1970
428,RRR
Jail.
....1954
948,000
13,000
106
New Ragl Pow Aaan 5a—1948
Sale
1
June
65
96
Deb SHs—
11% Feb.
102
WJ*
Sale
1,608,000
38*666
56.OQ0
85,000
7,000
17,000
14,000
11,000
30,000
314,000
155,000
389,000
Conv deb 5s—1950
May 21
1
104%
Sale
^
712,R00
Highest
Sale Prices
102 % June
Sale
Sale
27% Sale
122
122
127
108% 108% Sale
Sale
108%
Sale
95
95%
114% 118
Sale
71% Sale"
Sale
245,000 Nor Cont Utll 5He A—
114,000 Nor Indiana GAR 6a
789,000 Nor Ind Pub Serr *«-.
i
Lowest
Sale Prices
June
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
New Amaterdam Gaa 5a—1948
New En A G A Rlec Aaan 5al947
5a....
1949
132,000 Nippon Rlec Pow 6Ha
1953
«-§*RRR Nor Amer L A P 5% notea 1936
1'458,000
s us a f deb aer A1956
onn
Highest
Sale Prices
106
102%
Sale
-
^
Lowest
Sale Prices
102% 102
102% 102
105
.
126,000
96,000
41,000
57,000
3,000
39,000
10,000
99,000
18,000
116,000
23,000
25,000
132,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
663,000
6a aerlea A..
......1949
229,000 n Y Cent Elec 5 Ha
1950
127,000 n Y Pa A Ohio RR «%s-1950
L705.000 nYPALCorplat4%s—19*7 105^
1.776,000 N Y State RAG 4Ha
1980 102^
84,000
5Ha...
..1962 108 h
27,000 n Y A Weatcheater Ltg 5a *54
237,000
4«
2004
356,000 Niagara Falla Power 6a..1950 108
214,000
5s serlee A—
1959
4
137.000
77,000
15,000
67,000
112,000
179,000
Ask
5
105
107
-
_
June 30
Ask Bid
Una
Steamship
44,000
368,000
4,000
June I
Bid
6H* with warrants....1937
?RR'RRR Nassau Ac Suffolk Ltg 5«. 1945
1,155,000 Nat Pow Ac Lt 6a"A"
2026
2,369,000
Deb 5a aerlea B
2830
6,309,000 Nat Pub Serv 5a C O D.. .1978
125,000 Nebraaka Power 6a....—2022
239,000
4HI..
1081
308,000 Nelaner Broa Realty 6a..1949
3,160,000 Nevada Calif Rlec 5a
1956
104,000
111,000
39,000
Ask
1
19
112% Sale 111% 111% 111% June 17 112% June
June
110% Sale 110% Sale 109% June 13 111
91
93% 88% Sale
88% June 30 92% June
8
Jan.
3
Mar. 26
Jan.
3
Jan.
Apr. 24 102% Mar. 10
7 116% May
Jan.
5
Mar. 13 94% Feb. 14
3 104
101% Apr.
May 19
1 100% Jan.
3
99% Apr.
2 105
100
Jan.
Mar. 14
104% Apr. 27 107% Apr.
7
2 101% Feb. 15
97% Jan.
98
114
80
6 106% June
101%
98%
2
12 104% June 15
23 107% Feb. 14
20 108% June 19
105
106%
104%
105%
112%
86%
10 106% Jan. 28
20 108% June 26
26 114% Jan.
6
3 100
Mar. 20
2 106% Feb.
4
2
15% Mar. 18
103%
1 111% June 17 113% Mar. 12
1
3
109% June 13 112% Mar. 2
86% Jan.
6 94%Apr. 14
...
107% 107
107% 107
June
3 107% June
16 105% Mar. 20 108% Jan. 14
ono
148,000
35,000
6,000
30,000
12,000
26,000
141,000
111.000
162,000
786,000
297,000
52,000
25.000
Pittsburgh Stael 6s.—...1948
103
Sale
Poor A Co 6a...—......1939
Potomac Edison 5a
aer
182,RRR
4Us aerlea P—
30,RRR Potomac Elec Power
n„,
AAn
4,622,000 Puget Sound PAL 5Hs.l949
1,464,000
5s aerlea C
.......1950
2,896.000
4Hs series D
1959
18,000
16,000
20,000
168,000 Quebec Power 5s........1968
325,000 Queens Boro GAR 5H*. 1952
54,000
4Ha.
-..1958
30,000
48,000
89.000
11,000
13,000
6% perpetual certificates.,
80,000 Pub Serv of Nor Ills 5a G.1946
5«
...........
1956
4H« series D..
1978
4Ha aeries E
..1989
4H« aerlea P..........1981
4Hs series I
.1960
431,000
281,000
293,000
1,061,000
588,000
.
Sale
98
99% 100
25%
23
20
132% Sale
143% Sale
105
103%
400,000 Pub 8erv Subsld 5Hs A..1949 101% Sale
104%
102%
93%
87% Sale
89
"78% Sale'
103
Sale
74
Sale
130,000 Reliance Management 5s_1954
32,000 Rochester Ry A Lt 5a.... 1954
92,000 Ruhr Gas Co *%s._
1953
9,000 Ruhr Housing 6Hs A....1958
1,242,000 St Loula Gat A Coke 6s..1947
314,000 Safe Harbor Water Pr 4Hs *79
971,000 San Ant Pub Serv 5s.... .1958
42,000 San Joaquin L A P 6s B..1952
70,000 Sauda Falls Co 5s
1955
54,000
6s.
—1937
119,000 SchUlte Real Est 6s w w_.1935
413,000
6a without warrants—.1935
296,000 Scrlnoa (R W) Co 5
1943
Yfcr fieetbotea
m
75
106
106
June
June
106% June 13
June 19
June
x§!
103
105
96
June 22
20
June
104% June 10 103
June
75
107
103
20
104
65
Sale
26
95
99
June
June
5
6
22% June 23
page
53.
141 % June
141% 144
105% 105% June
85%
June 25
June 26
41% Jan.
65
9
75
June 23
Mar. 11
May 22 108
Mar. 18
Jan.
Jan.
2
2 105
May 29
Feb.
99% June 22
5
99% June
24
June 24
Apr.
27% Mar.
June 11
90% Jan.
99j
100j
97% Jan.
22% June
1
2
14
8
83% Jan.
Feb.
3
107
108% Mar. 14
8
102% Jan.
91% Mar. 26
14 106
32
Jan.
June 22
Jan. 17
Feb. 25
105
104
99% 101%
iief.?!*
106%
Sale
18% Sale
102% Sale
100
86%
$
Sale*
88%
12% Sale
106% 107
104% Sale
128%
108% 108%
27
16
16
19
18
Sale
102
102
.s*
22
19
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
144
June
1
106
111
104
June
11
June 24
104
104
June 17
June
6
June 30
132% Jan.
104
145% May 22
Feb.
107
102
102
Jan.
Jan.
3 103% Apr.
105% June
102% June 12 100
Apr.
94% June 22
86% Jan.
June 13
83% Jan.
June
4
86
78% Jan.
Jan.
111%
104%
104%
104%
105%
103%
96%
93%
89%
108% Jan.
101% Jan.
Feb. 17
Apr.
2
Mar. 26
16
Jan. 11
Feb. 17
Apr.
9
Feb
Jan.
24
Feb.
17
17
106
104% 105
127
108
June
.
s*
109"" Sale"
110
106% June 22 103
106% 105% June
Apr. 11 106% Mar. 4
105
June
106% June 12 103
Jan.
2 106% June 12
105% 105% 106
105
105% Sale 104% June 18 105% June 26 104 % June 18 106% Jan.:23
14% Sale
102"" Sale
Sale
104% 103%
Sale
104
104
103%
Sale
103% Sale 103%
105
105
105% 104%
Sale
102% 102% 102
Sale
92%
93% Sale
89% 89% Sale
88%
Sale
Sale
84%
106% Sale
.....
Rochester Gent Pow 5a A 1953
103
Saxon Public Works—
7,000
9,000
25,000
44,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
99% Sale
106% 105
110% Sale
111
104
103% 104
102% Sale
102% Sale
364,000
106
108
104
24
105
June 23
June
5
55% June
105% June
Pub Service Co of N J—
76,000
14,000
72,000
19,000
52,000
120,000
69,000
18,000
388,000
93,000
206,000
10,000
7,000
2,000
7,000
1,000
95% Sale
93
58,000 Prussian Rlec 6s...—1954
351,000
74
69
106% 107
105% June
105% Mar. 24
June
108
6 106% Jan.
108% 108
108% June
8
100
100%
100% 99
100
May 26
June 12
85% 87
3
85% 86% 85% June 23 87
66% Jan.
467,000 Potroro Sugar 7a stamped 1947
360 ,000 power Corp of Can 4Ha B1959
558,000 Power Securities Corp 6a. 1949
Sale
as*
1961
5a.. 1936
54,000
59,000
9,000
107
105%
106%
103
103% 103%
20% 26% 21%
105
104%
105%
"80% Sale"
R.1956
25",000
66
105% 106
Pomeranla Rlec Co 6a..—1953
Portland Gaa A Coke 5a_ 1940
Sale
100
87%
109%
25%
22%
98% May 23 104
74
Jan.
2
95
119% June 25 112
25
May 18 33
22% June 24 27
Jan. 23
Feb. 26
Jan.
3
Feb.
5
Feb.
7
12% June 26 13% June 25
106% June 23 108% June 19
8
12% June 26 19% Jan.
105% Mar. 26 108% June 19
June
104% June 5 105
June
126% June
5 127
108% June 25 108% June
Mar. 5
101% Jan.
7 105
124
Jan. 18 127% May 22
108% June 25 110
Jan. 16
26% 25
18
17% 20
17% 18% 17%
102% 102% 102
23
15 100% June 17
June
4
29 90
25 109% June 25
17 25% June 17
Junei 24 22% June 24
June
June
June
June
3
8
2
26% June 23
18% June 27
June 19 18% June 19
June
3
June 29 103
June 12
June
8
June 12
June
8
33
16% May 29
30
25
18
101% May
Jan.
30% Mar.
6 104
13
3
Feb. 24
Jan. 29
NEW
52
AGGREGATE
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
Price
NEW YORK
CURB
EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
Bid
BONDS (Continued)—
141,000
467,000
67,000
1,062,000
211,000
340,000
183,000
1,000
658,000
3,913,000
2,734,000
928,000
403,000
262,000
251,000
..1949
Seattle Ltd Co 5s
Second Internat Sec 5s..1948
Servel Inc 5s
.......1948
Shawinlgan W Ac P 4tta_„1967
.......1968
4H® series D. ...—-..1970
4Hs series B
Sheridan Wyo Coal 4s
68
Ask
1947
107
Sale
100
101
Sale
100 *4
58
Sale
Sale
Sale
62*4
99*4 100*4
107
107*4
103*4 Sale
103*4 Sale
103*4 103*4
66*4
68
Power 5s.. 1957
Southeast P 51 6»
2025
...
11960
3*4 8 series B
July 11960
Debentures 3*4®
1945
1st & ret mtge 4s......1960
Sou Calif Ed 3«s—May
102
Sale
101*4 Sale
101
Sale
98*4
106*4
104*4
104*4
65*4
68
62 *4 June
1
99*4
107*4
103*4
103*4
103*4
101
99*4 June
8
2
2
2
26
12
107*4 June
Sale
103*4 June
104*4 103*4 June
103*4 103*4 June
Sale
67*4 June
Sale
67 X June 29
100*4 June 25
107*4 June
2
104
June 15
104
June 13
Sale
98*4
105*4
104*4
104*4
104*4
108*4
Sale
106
99*4 Sale
106*4 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
106*4 106
178.000
179,000
2,326,000
1,593,000
499,000
771,000
452,000
511,000
140,000
1,384,000
1,321,000
1,211,000
1,226,000
3,156,000
2,760,000
291,000
4,947,000
188,000
103*4 104
107
108
Southern Ind G 9c
1968
E5H».1957
Southern Indiana Ry 4s. 1951
Southern Nat G»« 6*
.1944
.
S'western Assoc Tel 5s A.1961
Lk P 5s.. 1957
Southwestern
56*4 Sale
101 *4 Sale
92 *4 Sale
99
Sale
S'western Nat Gas 6s..—1945
Southwestern P Or L 6s
.2022
S'western Pub Serr 6s A. 1945
Standard Gas 5 Elec 6s..1935
6s Certifs of
deposit...1935
Conv 6s
—
-—1935
91
Sale
101X Sale
69 X Sale
69*4 Sale
69 X Sale
June 29
June
1 100
9
June 20 108*4 June
June 1 105*4 June 13
June
1 105*4 June 30
June 15
June 27 106
June 26 109*4 June 17
June 18
June
5 107
deposit. 1935
1951
Sale
65 X
Sale
1966
6s Cony ctfs of
6s
69
66
Sale
6s...
Standard Invest 5Mis
1939
Stand Power 9c Lt 6s
1957
Standard Telep 5 His A
1943
~64*4 Sale*
1,380,000
715,000 Tenn Pub Serv 5s
Tern!
....1970
103*4
Sale
102*4
101*4 Sale
97*4 Sale
102*4 Sale
77*4
75
Sale
75
Sale
73
Sale
73*4 Sale
100*4 Sale
1906^
103*4
wl
104
78*3
60
56*4 Sale
53*4
55
48
78 *4
Sale
79*4
6
10
Sale
104*4 Sale
6
Jan.
3
Jan.
22
99
Feb.
25
103*4 June 20
104*4 June 12
101*4 June 23
105*4 Feb. 15
83*4 Feb. 15
Jan.
Jan.
May
Jan.
Feb.
17
81
78
June 22
66
June 12
May
May
64
May
63* May
84*4 Feb. 14
1
81
80
1
77
76*4 June 17
June
4 101
June
75*4 June 30
4
64
June 30
June 17
June 23
60
June
5
54*4 June
5
45
June 11
104
104
1. 105
1
104*4 June
3 105*4 June
107*4 June 11 107*4 June 11
107
June
2 107*4 June 16
Sale
92
Sale
91 *4 June 23
80
80
Sale
79*4 June
9
93*4 June
6
82*4 June 17
102
62*4 May
1
June
46*4
Feb.
Feb.
17
17
June 17
Jan.
8
June
■
9
69
9
104*4 June
June 17
Jan.
1
June
55
47
Sale
June 15
104
Jan.
69
June 30
82*4 Feb. 24
Jan.
100
May
67*4 May
June
11*
105*4 Sale 104*1 105
lUf °A
107*4 108
107*4 108
107
107*4 107*4 Sale
93
5
0
78*4 June 17
80"
June 22
June
v&
108
Jan.
8*
11*
1 104*4 June 22
80*4 June 15
June
61
1
103*4 June 20
2
77
75
78*4 Sale
Sale
73
Sale
72
100
100*4 100
Sale
71
Sale
60
Sale
Sale
Sale
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
104*4 June
56*4 Jan.
101
June 25
June
Feb.
106*4 May
1 104*4 June 12
1 101*4 June 23
1
Sale
89
10
8
Mar. 27
June
9
June 13
103
8
June
June
Sale
98
June
1
75
80
75
June
June
100*4 Sale
104*4 102*4 June
June
76
79*4 Sale
71
104*3
June 30
104
Sale
77
15
102*4 June 16 103
Sale
96*4
58
46*4 Sale
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp
7s stamped
.......1936
164,000
7s stamped........—..1946
353,000
Super Power of 111 4Ha—1970
277,000
4 His
1968
364,000
79,000 Syracuse Ltg 5s B.......1957
1st Ac ref 5 Ha
1954
83,000
fenn Elec Power 5s—...1956
Sale
Sale
June
74
Sale
74
Sale
76*4
27
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
2 70
May
8 65
97
Apr. 24 100*4
Feb. 21 108*4
101
Jan.
2 105*4
101
100*4 Jan.
2 105*4
103*4 Mar. 17 106
106*4 Mar. 27 109*4
105*4 Apr. 17 107
6
103*4 103*4 103 X June 23 104*4 June
June 12
June
2 108
107
107*4 110
74*4 Sale
103
98
8
Feb.
58
68*4 June 27
Southern Counties Gas
of California 4^s
72*4 Feb.
98
Apr. 29 103
106*4 Mar. 12 108
100*4 Jan.
4 105*
100*4 Jan.
3 105*
100*4 Jan.
2 105*
June 17
104
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
61
Apr. 29
65
68
105*4
105*4
105*4 Sale 105
108*3 109*4 108*4
106
Sou Calif Gas Co 4Hs___1961
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
1947
registered
Sou Carolina
Lowest
As*
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
1936
Jan. 1
%
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
IN JUNE
PRICES
SALES
Since
11*
Jan.
Feb.
4
Feb.
17
8
Jan.
Feb.
June 30
4
65
Apr. 27
60*4 Mar. 4
1 106*4 Jan.
7
Apr. 23 106*1 Jan.
7
June 11 109*4 Feb.
5
Apr. 17 110*4 Jan.
0
49
Apr.
107
105
2
98
77*4 May 15
90
Jan.
89
Feb.
Feb.
17
17
Hvdro-Electrlc Co—
677,000
6*4 s series A..........1953
99 *4 Sale
2,261,000 Texas Elec Service 5s....1960
1945
216,000 Texas Gas Utilities 6s
1956 105 X Sale
1,128,000 Texas Power 9c Lt 5s
6s
2022 104 X Sale
135,000
96H Sale
581,000 Thermoid Co 6sstamped.l937
98*3 Sale
1,160,000 Tide Water Power 5s A...1979
5 74*4 June 22
June
2 103*4 June 30
June 23
June
1 34
6
June 2 105*4 June
June 10 110*4 June 26
91
June
1
93*4 June
8
100*4 June
1 101*4 June 29
56
56*4 Sale
65*4 Sale
102*4 Sale
103*4 Sale
33*4
31*4 Sale
32*4
105*4 Sale 105*4 Sale
108*4 109*4 109*4 110*4
Sale
91
91
93*4
100*4 Sale 101*4 Sale
June
102*4
31*4
105*4
108*4
41*4 Jan.
99*4 Jan.
74*4 June 22
105
.
Mar. 18
29
40
Mar. 11
Jan.
8
3
104*4 Apr. 23 106*4 Jan.
104
Jan.
2 110*4 June 26
Mar. 7
91
June
1 100
7
98*4 Jan.
2 101*4 Feb.
Toledo Edison Co—
1,072,000
5,013,000
1st mtge gold 5s
1962
Twin City Rap Tr 5Ha A. 1952
1073
783
Sale
Sale
106*4 Sale
82
Sale
106*4 June 25 107*4 June 15
Sale
81*4 Sale
107
1
81
June
40
June 26
83
June
17
63 *4 June
4
Mar. 0
106*4 Apr. 22 108
76*4 Jan. 21 87*4 Feb. 17
CJlen Ac Company—
63,000
384,000
40,000
60
101
6s 2d
85
Jan. 17
84*4 Jan. 30
7102
Apr. 17
60*4 May 22
stamped.........1944
1944
Union Amer Invest 5s A.1948
6s 3d stamped
Sale
104
41
Sale
June 26
40
Mar.
100
101*4 104
Union Electric Lt & Pow (Mo)
33,000
94,000
47,000
193,000
108*4 109*4 107*4
105
106
105*4" 106
107
105*4 Sale
107*4
115*4 H5*4 114*4 Sale
1954
5s series A
4 Ha
1957
5s series B
...1967
United Elec of N J 4s
1949
108*4
104*4
105*4
114*4
June 25 108*4 June 25
June 17 106*4 June 10
June 20
June
1 107
3
June 20 115*4 June
106*4 Jan.
104*4 Apr.
105
Mar.
113*4 Jan.
18
110
Feb. 20
3 107*4 Feb. 20
9 107*4 May
7
4 116*4 Jan. 15
United Elec Service 7s...1956
Without warrants
298,000
62,000 United Indus 4 Ha...
1941
1st 6s
1945
70,000
1974
1,564,000 United Lt 9c Pow 6 Ha
Deb 6s
1975
2,713,000
5 Ha
781,000
1959
1952
4,140.000 United Lt At Rys 5 Ha
6s series A
........1952
538,000
Deb 68 series A........1973
862,000
274,000 U S Rubber 6H% notes..1939
Serial 6H% notes
1940
332,000
432,000 Utah Power At Light 4H«1944
6a series A
2022
780,000
1952
29,000 Utica Gas Ac El 5s B
5s series D_.
...1956
15,000
...1937
86.000 Valvollne Oil 7s
30,000 Vamma Water Power 5 Ha *57
1,514,000 Virginia Pub Ser 5Hs A..1946
6s
1946
348,000
5s aeries B
1950
857,000
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
1st 78 with warrants
1954
828,000
1937
272,000 Ward Baking Co 6s
306,000 Wash Gas Light Co 5s...1958
1951
33,000 Wash Ry At Elec 4s
348,000
Wash Water Power 5s
Western Newspaper
976,000
1,125.000
Conv deb
57*4
80
76
100 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
75*4 Sale
104*4 Sale
81X
104 X
106
Sale
"90*4 Sale
107
Sale
95*4
Sale
Sale
83*4 Sale
91*3 Sale
106*4 Sale
27
Sale
Sale
Sale
113
95
85*4
103*4
104*4
97*4
99
107
Sale
94
99*4
98
99*4 Sale
89*4 Sale
94*4 Sale
25*4 May
32*4
June
33*4
Jan.
June
96
80
76
96
June 19
92
June 19
June 17
Jan.
June
Jan.
Q9
June
17
June
96
106*4 May
5
9
June 24
45*4
June
106
95
June 24
June
9
100*4 Jan.
Sale
Sale
Sale
103*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
109*4
105*4
June
113
June
lif
100
100*4 Sale
90
91*4
95*4 Sale
90
June
June
June 29
June
June
4 100
103
June
107 H
June
98*4
100*4
98*4
89*4
93*4
Sale
106
1
June 16
1
103*4 June
104*4 June 17
105*1
June 22
June 25
June 20
June
4
June
9
June
3 100
4
June 23 102*4 June
June
5 100*4 June 30
92
June 12
June
1
June
5 95*4 June 19
17
June
4 24 *4
104*4 June 25 104*4
106
June 15 107*4
106*4 June 6 106*4
Sale
18*4
18*4 24
104*4 105
104*4 Sale
106*4 Sale
106*4 Sale
106*4 107
25*4 June 30
26*4 June 19
June
101
102
June 24
Jan. 20
72
June
90*4 Sale
105*4 Sale
111*4
Sale
88*4
Sale
103*4
Sale
104*4
97*4 99*4
Sale
102*4
109*4 107*4
106*4 105*4
72
Jan.
June
67*4
72
25*4 Sale
25*4
Sale
98*4
103
33
105*4
91*4
104
June
3
Jan.
103*4
104*4
92*4
90*4
95
Jan.
113
May 29
90
June 16
Jan.
June
105*4 Feb. 10
106*4 Feb. 17
Mar.
100
June 22
Jan.
103
June 25
June
107*4 June 20
106*4 May 21
105*4 Apr.
June
105
Feb.
4
96*4 Jan. 14 100
100*4 May
1 104
Apr. 18
95*4 Jan.
2 10J *4 Mar. 23
94
Jan. 29
83*4 Jan.
2
91*4 Jan.
2 97*4 Mar. 28
17
June
4
27
Jan.
8
June 25
June
2
June
9
June 26
Jan. 10
104*4 June 25 107
105*4 Mar. 13 107*4 Feb. 19
106
Jan.
June
2
105
Feb.
28 107*4 May 23
60*4 June
3
33*4 Jan.
7 66
Apr. 10
June
3 104
1
3 110*4 June 26
7
June 22
June 23 107
3 107
Mar. 20
106*4 107
1960
106*4
60*4 Sale
103*4 Sale
107
107*4
92*4 Sale
105*4 106*4
107*4
59
Sale
102*4 Sale
June
June
104
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
June
June
ilO *4 June 26
June 22
95
106
June 10
107* June 15
June
106*4 June
June
103"
June
5
June
103*
June
3
Mar. 30 106*4 Mar. 14
Feb. 14 107*4 June 15
6 107
Feb.
4
Jan.
2 105
Feb. 11
101*4 Jan.
2 104*4 Feb.
8
101
Jan.
105*4 June 24 105*4 June
8
105*4 Jan.
106*4 June 10 107*4 June
X June
103*4 June 16
6
106
4
102*4 Apr.
Union—
1944
6s
2030
West Penn Elec 5s
99*4 Sale
215.000 West Penn Traction 5s..1960
4,117,000
§88
118
West Texas Util 5s A
1957
422.000 West United G Ac E 5 Ha A 55
19,000 Wheeling Elec Co 5s
1941
354,000 Wis Minn Lt Ac Pow 5a...1944
446,000 Wisconsin P & L 5s aer E.1956
5s series F
.....1958
489.000
89
105 X
Sale
Sale
101*4 Sale
Sale
101
110
94*4
105*4
107*4
106*4 Sale 106*4
103*1 Sale 103*4
103*4 103*4 103*4
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
1
1
99
Jau.
103*4 Jan.
88*4 Jan.
105
107
106
.
Wisconsin Pub Serv
180,000
105*4
1952
6s Series A
180,000 Yadkin River Power 5S..1941
1.015,000 York Rys Co 5s
1937
103*4 Sale
Sale
107*4 108
104*4 Sale
105*4 Sale
107
109
'
103*4 Sale
31 107*4 Feb. 15
Mar. 30 107*4 Jan.
2 104*4 Jan.
15
28
Jan.
22
Jan.
23
Feb.
21
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
Agrtcul Mtga Bk Rop of Col—
20-year 7s
Jan 15 1946
92,000
109,000
20-year 7s
Jan 15 1947
68,000 Baden (Geroany) 7s
Buenos Aires
956.000
945,000
18
18
1951
S*
19
23
19*4
19*4
20*4
21*4
19
22
22
18*4 June 16
20
June 22
June
5
20
June 29
18*4 Jan.
10
Jan.'
7
20*4 June 29
17
21
20
June
15
May 28
213
213
263
(Prov)
7Hs stamped
.......1947
7s stamped
57*4 Sale
70*4 Sale
68
1952
70
73
69
Sale
71*4
69*4 June
67*4 June
73*4 June 26
72*4 June 16
57*4 Jan.
55*4 Jan.
3
3
73*4 June 26
72*4 June 16
Uaci Valley (Dept of) Rsp of
277.000
Colombia extl
Cent Bk
s
f 7s
Danslg F
152,000
325,000
333,000
80,000
75,000
106,000
92,000
90,000
313,000
For footnotes
8*4
1948
28
•28
100
89*4 Sale
1947
Hanover (City) Ger 7s..
Hanover (Prov) 6 Ha
28*4
Sale
1939
1949
Lima (City), Peru. 6HS..1958
Certificates of deposit
Maranhao (State) 7s
1958
(Colombia)
7s..1951
53.
30
96
31
30
Sale
9*4
8*4 June 16
27
June
26*4 June
100*4 100*4 Sale
100
June
97
June
69
97
69
June
24
19*4 June
19*4 June
21*4 June
98
70
1952
4s
sec page
9
28
9
June
9
7*4 May 15
29*4 June
24*4 May 22
11
Feb.
1
30
33*4 Mar. 27
25
June
101*4 June 25
98
June 23
Jan. 15
May 19 34
95*4 Jan. 18 101*4 June 25
June 23
2 98
89*4iJan.
Ac Wat'way Bd
external a f 6Ha
German Cons Munlc 7s..1947
Medellln
9*4
30*4
of German State At
Prov Banks 4s
1951
131,000
6a
64.000
1952
283,000 Danish Cons Munlc 5H«-1955
5a
1953
119,000
10*4 Sale
19*4
19*4
21*4
20
9
9*4
15*4
12*4
21*4
21
27
Sale
.....
11
17*4
13*4
21*4
20*4
Sale
22
Sale
19*4
9
25
9*4
"15 *4
17
12*4
16
"
20
9
70 *4 Jupe
2
22*4 June 19
2.1*4 June 19
22
June 15
June
21
June 16
June
9*4 June 15
10*4 June
3
15*4 June
10*4 June
15*4 June
12*4 June
14
June
5
June
8
73
Apr. 22
18*4 May
18*4 May
21
May
19*4 May
9
May
20
28
Feb.
26
21
27
26
28
Feb.
5
32
26
Jan.
7
12
8*4 Jan.
13*4 Jan.
9*4 Jan.
6
12
4
3
17*4 Jan. 29
69
14
28
27
Feb. 21
Mar. 4
Jan.
Mar.
0
JULY, 1936]
AGGREGATE
In
June]
SALES
5,000
5,000
38,000
14,000
63,000
15,000
135,000
85.000
126,000
37,000
"6",000
45,000
10,000
s
7M«
7H« stamped
Utle Bank of Bogota—
7a lasue of May 1927
29,000
'71X Sale"
13,000
74,000
313,000
70,000
Rio de Janeiro 4**«
10*4 Sale
1959
2% Sale
2** Sale
5Ha..1921
Certificatea of depoait.
Santa Pe (City) Argentina
Republic extl 7a.
1945
7a atamped........... 1945
Santiago (Chile) 7a
...1949
7a....................1961
2%
Sold under the rule.
Deferred delivery sale,
Sold for cash.
Ex-dividend.
Bid
June 30
Ask Bid
87
78
-----
Sale
18*4 20
18*** 25**
13
13**
05**
07
1947
Ruaeian Gort (Ma..
1919
Certificatea of depoait.
No par value.
x
1951
1951
.
•
r
June 1
As
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
i
1947
30,000
209,000 Mtge Bank of Chile 5a. .1931
144,000 Mtfe Bank of Denmark 5al972
1,895,000 Parana (Stateof), Braa 7a.'53
f»
a
Bid
7a laaua of Oct 1927
876,000
419,000
352,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jhn 2
1036
BONDS (Concluded)—
tfleadoss (Pro?) Argentina
17,000
475,000
276,000
576,000
53
PRICES IN JUNE
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
6
4,000
116,000
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
Sale
2** Sale
20*1
15**
16**
1**
1H
1** Sale
1** Sale
1
1**
60
64
Sale
20**
50
12
12
68
52
Sale
12**
03
82**
10**
10**
00
"84?*
22
21
13
13**
06** 07
20** Sale
15** 15%
1% Sale
1** Sale
1** Sale
1** Sale
60
June
2
90** June 12
71** Feb.
June
1
85
June 25
63
8
Feb. 27
90** June 12
78
18** June
18** June
3
0
19** June 24
18
Jan.
13
3
June 29
June
3
June
5
20
22
12
June
92** Jan. 20
10*1 Jan. 2
15** June 15
16** June
5
12** Jan.
June
1
June 12
June
4
1
5
67
55
49
June"! 9
50** June
12**
12
12
June
1
June 15
12
June
1
12 J* June 27
1
June 12
1
May 13
5
Feb.
6
June 19
49
11** Jan.
11** Jan.
4
20
85
June 25
Apr.
7
Apr.
6
14** Jan. 23
98** Mar. 5
23** Apr.
8
17** Jan. 25
2*1 Jan.
3
2** Jan.
2
2** Jan.
2*4 Jan.
2
2
71
60
Mar. 31
Apr.
13
12** May 13
12** Jan. 13
ntJnder tbe rule sales, in which no account is taken
in
computing range, are given below:
No sales.
•
/
■■•'■T;'-
.
without warrants.
r
Deferred delivery sales, in which no account is
taken in computing range, are given below:
Florida Power Corp. 5**s A, 1079, June 11 at
Cash sales, in which no account is taken in com¬
a
"cons," consolidated,
"com," cumulative.
"conv." convertible,
"m," mortgage.
4
May 18
** May 18
58
1
1
1 *| June 30
1** June 29
1 % June 30
1 ** June 23
1** June 15
Abbreviations Used Above:
> "cod," certificates of deposit
31
2
48**
Sale
Jan.
21** June
12
12
17** Mar. 12
06** June 11
25
20*| June
Abbreviations Used Above iCont.)—
•n-v." non-voting.
"vtc," voting trust certificates.
"w 1," when issued.
"w w." with warrants.
"x-w,
20
13
97
10
104**.
General Bronze Corp. 6s, 1040, June 24 at 97**.
Thermoid Co. 6s stamped 1037, June 9 at 93**.
puting range,
are
given below:
>
Jersey Central Power & Lt. 6% pref., June 19
at
93**.
v
•V-r,.
.
;7-
.
Piedmont & Northern 5s, 1954, June 18 at 100.
Chicago Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Stock Sales.—
"
Shares_
June
Jan. 1 to June 30
AGGREGATE
Bid
9,000
1,000
Shares.
690
400
300
2,850
"""900
4,500
44,000
Chicago Railways 5s
1927
1st mtge 5s ctf of dep.-1927
39,000
5s series A
.........1927
5,000
Con mtge 5s B
1927
50,000
5,000 Commonwealth Edls 5s B 1954
208 So La Salle St Bldg—
1st mtge 5%s
1,000
1958
170
11,270
2,020
4,650
1,800
230
50
1,200
1,750
1,050
20" 100
Adams (J D) M(g com
Adams Royalty Go com
*
—*
*
11
112
28'
conv
101
Sale
17 %
17%
6%
Automatic Products com...5
74% 74
5
26
211%
13
72% June 24
74
June 10
70% Mar. 20
75
25
75
25
June
4
June 24
70
27
June
4
June 24
12%
35
130% Sale
16% Sale
7%
7%
7% Sale
21%
4% Sale
A*
Sale
Berghoff Brewing Co
Rinks Mfg Co capital
19 X
6% Sale
...1
3% Sale
5
10
100
7% preferred
Sale
10% Sale
980 Canal Const Co conv pre f_
11,810 Castle 8c Co (A M) com
.
_
70% Sale'
108% 109
Sale
26
76
Sale
108
Sale
100
43
~8% Sale"
2
43
17%
59
Sale
1
Sale
16
ih Sale
49 h | Sale
7
34
42
Jan.
21
Jan.
1% June 18
1
June 16
2
2
12
June
2
q*
June
Sale
1
June 12
24% Sale
June 30
28
June 27
77% June 17
15% June
5
Sale
8
37
Sale
105
32% 33
9% Sale
1%
3%
42% Sale
12%
15
60% Sale
June
74% Sale
June
31
June
1%
49
Sale
12%
16
59% Sale
48%
105%
9% June
42% June
3
1
5
15
57% June 19
June 30
June
5
June 11
47
June
63
15
June
June
June
June
June
3
8
2
4
1
4
1%
12%
2%
67
33%
50
June
8
48
June 24
52% June
2
48% June 15
1 % June
50
52%
50%
32% June 17
14% June 3
8% June 26
50
Sale
3
2%
57% Sale
25% Sale
10%
11%
14
2
9
4
29% June 25
June
12%
1%
56%
25%
10%
12
June 26
June
9
13 110% June
June
4
19
June 22
1%
1%
12%
13%
2% Sale
65%
67%
33 % Sale
11% 13%
1%
1%
8
June 18
Sale
12%
13
32% 33
8% Sale
June 11
51
48% Sale
13
June 19
June
8
June 16
June 17
June 17
June 10
46
2% June
30
21,500
1,550
580 Chicago Electric Mfg A
110
600
160
300
10
700
1,220 Coleman L'p & Stove com
*
33,850 Commonwealth Edison...100
3,850 Compressed Ind Gases cap..*
240 Congress Hotel Co com
.100
5,250
2,000
il"700
117,200
100
"""980
4,280
2,520
130
Consumers Co
com
6% prior preferred A
7% cum preferred
138,650 Continental Steel
170
Preferred
1,080
415,850 Cord Corporation
63,050 Crane Co com
20
"
3~600
2,500
com....
.......
18
45
45%
30%
27
100
*
100
6
A*
June
2
June
4% June 17
8
50
June
i
June 25
20
46
June
2
43% June 19
June 24
29
2%
3%
3
% Sale
X
%
X
""%
2% June 27
1
% June
% June 24
30^
28%
28%
2
29
Sale
3
24%
25%
104
3% Sale
101
3
32
Sale
34
96% Sale
"28%
104
100
Sale
4% Sale
71
?i*
28
47
June 23
11
Feb.
Feb. 28
18
29
2
10
14
6% Jan.
20% Apr. 30
21% Jan. 17
2
7% Jan.
2
June 25
June 10
June
1
% June
1
% June 24
Jan.
32
22% Apr. 28
1% Jan.
38% Jan.
6
5
20
47
15
57
Jan.
Jan.
16
14
17
66
1
Jan.
2
12% June 8
1% Apr. 30
49
Jan.
20% May
8
Jan.
35
Jan.
3
4
3
8
105% Sale
Sale
59
7%
Sale
%
99
June
50% June
14
Sale
5 105% June 30
June 30
5 59
6
50
Feb.
29
l05
4
% Jan. 18
% Feb. 26
Apr. 29
Jan.
Feb.
31
7
27
11
4%
IX
5%
3
42% Sale
108% 113
5% Sale
% June
% June,5
Jan.
2
Feb.
18
June 25
Jan.
15
13
27
16
25
1
Feb.
33% Jan.
26
May
2% June
% Mar.
% Feb.
% Feb.
3
Jan.
1% May
30% June
96% Jan.
49
May
8
May
25
27
Sale
120
3%
34
29
Sale
29
June 30
Sale
98
100%
98
June
4%
30%
Sale
100
Sale
4%
29% Sale
121A
i06
106%
5
10% Sale
20
Sale
11
31
Sale
9%
2%
129
June
6
Sale
130
22
21
Jan.
6
Feb. 21
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
Feb.
1
34 j
4% June
28% June
125% June
16
10
% June
2
June 16
5% June 16
5% Jan.
2% Jan.
33
June
29
9 101
June
98
5
3
5% June 12
31% June 25
131
June 12
8
June 22 108% June
108% 106
108% 107
5
5
2%
3%
Sale
11%
10% June 12 12% June 30
!?* \VA Sale
June 30
24
22
27
22% June 10 27
Apr.
Feb.
4
7
2
7% Feb.
4
16
3% Jan.
29
Feb.
7
22
38
2 110% Jan. 16
21
59% Apr. 13
11
18
Jan. 30
5
% Feb. 10
June
10
5
Feb.
44
*
7
3
28
54% Apr. 15
May 13
Feb. 29
40% Jan.
7 105
June 22
Jan.
3% Feb. 17
68% Feb. 11
40
Feb. 11
22% Feb. 17
4
32
Jan. 30
June 30
Feb.
6
Feb.
6
2% Feb. 11
18
Jan.
30% June 22
8
7
Jan.
4
Apr. 16
13% June
25
1% June
6
4
Mar. 12
30% Mar. 11
64
Jan. 21
83% Mar. 4
107% Feb. 25 111% Mar. 12
6
22
Apr.
6
16% Jan.
27
Apr. 30 30% Mar. 8
7 34% Mar. 20
26% Jan.
13
Jan. 21
18% Mar. 6
May 14
32% Apr. 20 33
8
10% Mar. 3
7% Jan.
3
100
4
Jan.
Mar.
12% May 28
20% Apr. 30
June 29
June
11
% Jan. 31
3% Jan. 29
June
4
104% June 26 105
4
June
8
5% June 22
28
1% June
38
Sale
48
18
%
38
50
"7X 12"
Sale
105
4% Sale
1%
1%
5
100
1H
4% Sale
46% 48%
46%
28%
29
Preferred
100
5,130
1,460 Cudahy Packing Co pref.. 100
330 Curtis Lighting Inc com....*
81,320 Dayton Rubber Mfg com
Cum class A pref....
19,350
35
For footnotes see page 56
21
Stock trust ctfs for com..5
600
15,550
17,050
1,230
Sale
43
100
1,070 Chicago Towel Co conv pref *
.._*
739,500 Cities Service Co com
*
10,280 Club Aluminum Uten Co
90
Sale
50
20
*
300
Participating ctfs "3".. 100
4,940 Chic Rivet 8c Machine cap..*
""170
44,500
Part certificates "2"
""%
c
4
7,000 Chicago Flexible Shaft com.5
5
4,000 Chicago Mail Order com
14,250 Chicago 8c N W Ry Com..100
100
810 Chicago Rys part ctfs 1
850
600
100
%
Participation preferred
*
1,250
..1
370,200 Chic Corp common
Preferred
....._•
34,250
Feb. 27
33% June 23
7% Jan. 27
5% Jan. 27
27% Jan. 20
7% Feb. 20
% Jan. 24
7
1% May
105
__*
Common
3
6
Jan.
4
May
4% June 29
Chic City 8c Con Ry—
210
Feb.
25% Feb. 13
15% Feb. 10
20
10%. June
7% May 15
8% Mar. 9
57
9
40
254 June 30
40% June
1
9% June 25
108% 109
19%
21
29% Sale
23
21
11% June
1
16% June
7
6
14
22
2
33% June 23
4% June
i
3% June 2
47
June 23
June 27
28%
15
5% Jan.
46
26% Sale
12% Sale
28% Sale
12% Sale
Sale
17
18% Mar. 11
9
1
10% June 27
Sale
lh>
41 h
.31% June 24
9
5
11% Sale
27
10,450 Chain Belt Co com.........*
*
1,370 Cherry Burrell Corp com
Sale
9% Sale
June
7
30
June
12%
17
Common
l
25,000
Convertible preferred
•
5,000
274,970 Central S W Utll com ......1
Prior lien preferred......*
11,681
Preferred
*
14,280
2,650 Central States Pr 8c Lt pref.*
II
42
22% June 16
15% June 17
37% Feb.
9
Jan.
June
%June 29
12
Sale
1,500 Cent Cold Storage Co com.20
*
23,840 Central 111 Pub Serv pref
Cent 111 Secur Corp—
4
3
U2^
8*
10
46
23
Sale
17
18
*
46
Sale
21% June 15
11% June
9
2%
*
Class B
Bruce Co (E L) com
15
Apr.
June
15
June
15%
3
*
..
97% Jan.
6
16%
1%
•
Brown Fence 8c Wire cl A
1 131% June 24
16% June
1
9
7% June 13
5
7% June 15
15%
*
Brach 8c Sons (E J) com
May 29
102% Jan.
...1
ttorg-Warner Corp com
May 29 112
7
June 22
100
23% Sale
7% Sale
Bliss 8c Laughlin Inc cap
22
14
Sale
25
21%
33
22%
Sale
41
18
June
June
Jan.
June 24
46
46
9% Sale
Sale 130
15
15% Sale
6%
6%
7
7
7
7%
24
79
25
12
37% Feb.
a
130
76% Jan. 25
Apr. 30
22% Apr. 30
11
Mar. 26
112
114
33
32
23
Automatic Washer conv pf__*
Preferred
Highest
Sale Prices
75%
112
Rights
60 Bucyrus Monlghan class A.-*
Butler Bros
10
160
75
12
..1
299,200
110
22
Associates Invest Co com...*
*
25
100 Beatrice Creamery com
ttendix Aviation Corp com..5
380
Sale
5
Armour & Co common..
Asbestos Mfg Co com
58,980 Hastlan-Blesslng Co com
32,700
6%
*
pref
.
275,300
107,270
11,000
60,900
43,700
1,140
3,250
7,950
11,800
30
24%
11%
Lowest
Sale Prices
73
72
113
American Pub Serv pref-.100
1,320 Backstay Welt Co common. *
100
220 Balaban 8c Katz pref
10
20,220
1,361
1,470
370
9
..
Highest
Sale Prices
par
Abbott Laboratories com
690 Altorfer Bros
1,980
50
73
24
73
26
20%
2,650
1,150
72
71
270 Alnsworth Mfg Corp com..10
16,800 Allied Products Corp cl A. 25
Common
.............10
18,600
5,100
144,620
129,300
46,000
55,350
17,400
780
Ask
73
551
"4",550
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
71
Advanced Alum Castings—5
80
19", 050
STOCKS
8,060
5,320
4,350
76,550
30
1,240
6,300
7,700
7,550
8,100
Chicago City Ry 5s
1927
Certificates of deposit
Shares.
273,000
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
1936
$
$
,
Price
BONDS
Jan. 1
11,000
Jan. 1 to June 30
1935
$17,000
144,000
—
Jan. 2
Since
In
June
June
PRICES IN JUNE
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
1936
$21,000
Bond Sales
1935
685,000
3,551,000
1936
820,000
9,760,000
RECORD
4
14
1% Feb. 11
% Feb. 10
12% Feb. 15
7% Feb. 15
Apr.
2
May 27 117% Jan. 30
8
Mar. 24
5
June 30
4% June
23% May
120
Jan.
106%
3%
10%
19%
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
47
8 31 %
25 131%
6 110
4
9.
4
June 25
Mar. Ill
Jan. 15
Mar. 17
14% Mar. 6
3
27
June 30
July, 1936]
chicago
AGGREGATE SALES
chicago
Since
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
PRICES IN JUNE
STOCKS
June 1
1936
Par
10,060
Common.
—1®
130
Preferred............. .100
380 Deep Rock Oil coot pref
*
6,430 Dexter Co (The) com
...9
520 Oe Mete Inc preference..*.
10
60
670
"3,850
7,000
500
3,250
1,790
11,850
1,050
1,100
24,260
7,510
79,910
29,450
500
14,850
Bid
900
550
3,150 Gardner Denver Co com....*
14,000 General Candy Corp A...--5
j
Ask
830
130
450
100
20
650
300
9,150
1,800
210
170
20
110
950
9,300
200
1,580
88,710
950
360
5,000
"
1,350
~i",650
1,900
500
Class A...
4,400
360
"""530
20
8,350
150
15
21%
20
....
...
40
17
Sale
26
Sale
42
Sale
16%
26
29%
17 54 Sale
23%
30% Sale
34% Sale
16
A Dredge Co com.......*
Great Lakes DAD
.....
16%
17
40
11%
3% Sale
8
&J>
15
18
21
23
23
Sale
25
Sale
19%
50
15%
11
29% Sale
com...
Hall Printing Co com......10
4,550 Harnischfe«*er Corp com.. 10
68,880 Helleman Brew Co G cap
1
3,500 Heller (WE) pref ww...
25
900
Without warrants.........
360 Kibb Spencer Bartlett com.25
4,450 Horders Inc
common......
2,800 Hormel A Co (Geo) com A..*
.-t
Houdallle-Hershey—
98,180
Class B..
..........*
21,250 Illinois Brick Co
35
2,050 Illinois Nor Utilities pref.100
1,830 Indep Pneum Tool v t e.._
290 Interstate Power 37 pref....*
210
$6 preferred.............
19,750 Iron Firemen MfgCovtc...*
107,540 Jarris (W B) Co capital..
1
3,200 Jefferson Electric Co com..
-
49,470
Kalamasoo Store common..*
Rights w 1
Warrants...
8% Sale
1454
16
33%
32
28
Sale
28% Sale
15,570 La Salle Ext Unlr
1,150 Lawbeck Corp 6%
com.
5
com...
5
cum
pfdlOO
12,690 Leath A Co common.......
1,590
Cumulative preferred....*
52,400 Llbby. McNeill A Libby
10
77,600 Lincoln Printing Co com ...*
7,650
33.50 preferred...........*
Lindsay Light com........10
Preferred
Lion Oil Ref Co
18
15
23
19
40
17
Sale
70
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
ii*
14% June
7 54
70
18
16
Sale
42
Sale
19
21
Sale
60
14%
15%
754 Sale
16
Highest
Sale Prices
654 June 26
Sale
33% Sale
28% Sale
2654 Sale
48%
70
June
17
2454 Sale
14% Sale
3454 Sale
18
53
Lowest
Sale Prices
June 23
3
June 27
June
3
June 24
June 16
June 18
8%
8%
8
8%
13%
14%
12% Sale
27% 28%
23
35
40
12% Sale
17
18%
30% Sale
8%
9%
101
27
2954
11%
17
33
13
18
24
10H
.....
67
20
Sale
19
50
Sale
tH
107
62%
::::: "21%
28
Sale
25
27%
"35"
34
41%
45
Sale
19% Sale
38
8% Sale
13
14%
11% Sale
27
88*
32
12
18
Sale
41% June 20
17% June 23
25
June 12
13
June 15
15
June
13
•
Loudon Packing common...*
Lynch Corp common ......6
7,600 \fcCord Rad A Mfg "A"
44,250 McGraw Electric com
1,840 vfcQuay-Norris Mfg com
•
...5
•
400 vfcWtlllama Dredging Co
•
14,010 vianhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
740 via pes Cons Mfg capital....*
111,950 Marshall Field A Co com
•
6
36
June 25
27% Jan. 16
17% June 23
19
49
53
June 11
June 29
39
33% June
15
June 13
June 16
June
5
15% June
7
15
June
9
16
June
4
28
June
1
33% June 30
2954 June 9
28% June
26% June 30
8
13
June
2
June
8
11
June 22
8% June 11
June 16
26% June 11
23
June
12
June 12
June
3
20
17
June
4
23% June
5
Sale
10%
109% 105%
63
61
20%
6
June 15
9
June 16
13% June
6
12% June
2854 June 2
23% June 9
33
June 15
13
June 10
19% June 23
25% June 17
11% June 22
3 109
June 11
63
June
9
21
June
17
198 June 16 25%
2
24%
2 20%
18% June
June
81
13% Sale
75% Sale
1
1%
June 24
June 15
June 27
June 25
2%
29
3
2%
Sale
28%
3%
30
Sale
Sale
10
9
39% Sale
5
5%
754
7%
34
""7%
754
Sale
36
38%
28% Sale
50
57%
1% Sale
41
5
85%
38
79
10%
Sale
6
87
Sale
Sale
11%
*:
Sale
39% 40%
7 % Sale
120
30
1%
29%
4
„154
32
4%
41
40
5
39% Sale
82% Sale
10% Sale
38
79
2%
Sale
7% Sale
1% Sale
29%
22
1154 Sale
8%
11%
45%
46
4
10
11
7
Sale
4%
10%
1-1 %
4
Sale
9%
11%
6%
40%
42
39%
35%
3854
35
Sale
54% Sale
30%
32
4% Sale
24
154
1%
1554
32%
50
24%
Sale
Sale
46%
4%
10%
Sale
6%
41%
37%
33
Sale
154 Sale
29
.....
16%
"14%
June 29
16
9
May
6
May 18
3
8%
2254
22 54
2654
45
6
Jan. 17
Jan.
9
Jan.
8
Jan. 30
June 30
39
Mar.
29
June
9
33
7
Mar.
9
45
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
9
9% Jan. 15
8% Jan.
3
2554 Mar. 16
20% Feb. 17
30
May 27
11
Apr. 27
16% May 11
22% May
May
8
100
61
20
7
Feb. 28
June 11
Jan.
2
18% Apr. 18
4
9
11% Apr.
6
Apr.
9
13% Apr. 23
17
29
Jan.
14
26% Feb. 25
38
Jan.
27
13% Feb. 26
Jan. 14
22
32% Mar. 4
1254 Jan. 28
10954 Jan. 31
Feb,
68
30% Feb.
»
6
June 12
2
8
June 26 45
June 24 41%
June
5
8%
June
2 120
June
1 40
June
1
863
10% June 18
113
June 22
June
1
June 11
June 16
June 10
June 17
June
9
2%
p
1
2%
2%
5% Sale
41
.6%
2,090
Preferred................ •
70 Mountain States Pr pref..l00
50
13,200 Muskegon Mot Spec cl, A...*
17
350
160
11,450 Nachman Springfllled com.*
2,650 National Battery Co prof...*
31
18
1}%
12%
Sale
19%
44
9
Sale
Sale
94
6% Sale
28
30
Sale
Sale
Sale
% Sale
2% Sale
3
2]
254
3
254
1%
2%
1%
5%
Sale
43
7%
46
51%
21
21
11
13
31%
33
113
293
48%
Sale
53
Nat Elec Power—
2
June 19
2% June
6
l%June
4
29% June 29
4
June 10
1%
Sale
1%
Apr. 29
May 27
June 22
June 26
Feb. 11
32
4% Apr. 29
Jan.
1% Jan.
46
4
354 Jan.
June"
11% June 23
4
8
6% June 12
7
June
1
6
7
7
Apr. 30
May 19
7
Jan.
21
29
35% Jan. 21
4
Apr. 30
10
10 54
7 100
3
17
1% May 16
28% Feb.
June
1
June 20
June
11% June 30
Jan.
June 10
June 11
June 27
June 12
June 4
June 3
May 18
10% Feb. 13
42
17 120
34% Feb. 26 43
76
iMay 4 90
10
Apr. 30 14
Jan.
54
4% June 16
25%
8%
12%
47%
4%
22% June 27
7
1% June 16
31
Feb.
14
7% Jan.
6
6% June 12
15
June 16
33
Apr.
43
32% June 17
5454 June 12
27
Jan.
50
June
33
61
4
25% June
8
14%
87%
6%
27
25
June 30
June
5
1%
25%
1654
90%
7%
June 19
June 8
June 10
June 17
June
1
June 25
June
June
3
54 June
854 June
3% June
4
2
32
25
June 16
June
2
2
2
1
4% June
9 % June
454 June
9
3
4
54% Feb.
1
Apr.
6
Mar. 18
Apr. 17
84% Apr. 13
3% Jan. 25
27% Mar. 14
Mar.
5
19
6254 Jan
154 May
Jan.
25
Mar. 30
8% Feb. 11
38
154 June
16
6% Jan. 30
1054 Feb. 27
35
5
June 30
7
13
11% Jan. 13
12% June 12
47% June
4
Jan.
50
15
10
6
17
May 22
Feb. 29
35% Jan.
34
29% June
June 16
Jan,
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
3% Jan. 31
33
7
46% June 29
June 29
2
n8 %
20
39% June 12
%
2%
1%
254
June 10
June 23
June 10
June 4
1
June
2
1% June 11
5% June
1
41
June
9
6 % June 25
6%
49% June 9
54
2%
2%
2%
254
154
June 23
June
2
June 23
11% Jan.
Mar. 26
8
Jan, 23
Jan. 24
34
June
2
25
9
454 June
100
25% May
18
Jan.
2% Jan.
7
Feb.
Apr.
13
Feb. 10
3% May
1% Sale
13
14
,154
13
2
Feb.
2
Feb.
6
Feb. 17
54 Jan.
3
1
Mar. 18
1% Jan.
17
Mar. 14
June 19
June 19
June 11
% Feb. 27
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
654 June 11
4354 June 20
4 June
5
<4 June 10
49
17
2
3
7
3% Mar. 26
4% Mar. 26
5
Mar. 26
254 Jan. 29
3% Apr.
8
11% Jan. 15
55
Feb. 21
10% Jan. 29
Sale
19
June
9
21
June 26
17
6
5
4
Jan. 13
13
12
30
June
2
13
32
June 12
June
2
11
Jan.
6
28
Apr.
8
33
45
June 12
% Jan.
% Jan.
38% Jan.
1% Jan.
14
Apr.
2
6
2
3
1
65
15'
Feb. 27
5% Jan.
3
10
Feb. 19
32% Jan.
3
54 Jan.
3
26
Apr. 30
3% Jan.
3
45
June 11
Feb. 11
32%
June 12
6?]
% Sale
54
%
40
Mar. 18
6
27
45
% Jan.
2
com...*
70
May 12
Jan.
17
41
2% Jan.
U
"l",I66
90
354 Sale"
854 Sale
3% Sale
Sale
*
4,590
Class A common........_»
360
7% cumul preferred.... 100
73,860 National Gypsum A n-r com. 5
96,350 Notional Leather com
is
2,700 Nat'l Pressure Cooker Co
2
Apr.
53
3
43
86
25
3,400 Midland Utll 0% pr lien.. 100
7,180
7% prior Hen
100
1,280
7% preferred A.........I00
480
6% preferred A...
100
13,760 Miller A Hart Inc conr pref.*
13,600 Modlne Mfg com
•
2,100
1,750
23
30
63% June 18
June 25
Sale
Sale
5,490 Monroe Chemical Co
Mar. 24
Jan.
4
18% Jan.
8
37% Feb. 10
Jan.
18
25
492,900 Middle West Utilities com..*
13,300
30 conr. pref. *'AM
•
58,880 Midland United Co com....*
....
20
30
35% June 20
Sale
2%
85% 90
7% Sale
26% 28
12,290
Convertible preferred
41% June 20
16% Jan. 16
74
2%
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
14.260
June 16
June 18
59% June
60% Sale
26
Sale
23
12
62
6
24
15
152,150 Hickelberry*s Pood Prod coml
341,200 Middle West Corp capital...5
36,880
Stock purchase warrants.
130
170
10
190
400
120
130
16
25% May 23
21
31% June 29
62
55
50
120
June 24
16% June 16 .24% Mar. 19
31
Feb. 10
24
May
1
Mar. 19
1854 Feb. 25 24
Apr.
3
3154 June 29 40
20
18
21,600
57,100
5.300
730
6
Mar. 13
18
11% Jan.
32
30
25% 25%
1954 Sale
30
33
42
33%
8%
55
37%
33
7
42
34
10,050 Vlasonlte Corp common.....*
107,650 Her A MfTs See cl A com
1
4,860
Prior preferred.....
*
480 Hetropol Ind Co allot ctfs...
11,700
1,310
June 16
9% Mar.
75
4% Apr. 30
.......10
com..
18
38
June
35
Sale
14'" "l8%
2r
11
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan. 24
June
16% June 10
26
23% Sale
11
108
55
10
24
40
.....
6% Sale
8%
954
4% Jan,
50
May
May
1654 Jan.
23
Apr, 30
June 27
.......
58,650 Kingsbury Brewing Co cap.)
19,360
1,020
21,600
31,700
15,980
7
60%
Ask
.......
950
Capital stock (new).....10
24,750 Katm Drug Co com.
I
22,600 Kellosg Switchboard com.. 10
2,940
Preferred
100
10,060 Kentucky Utll |r cum pref.5®
1,720
6% preferred........;
100
51,210 Ken-RadTube A Lpcom A
*
40,200 Keystone Steel A Wire com.*
270
23
7
70
18
Eddy Paper Corp (The).*..
El Household Utll Corp
5
Elgin Nat Watch Co
..15
39,330
90
850
320
4,750
8,200
370
600
9% Sale
18
6%
60%
Econ Cunningham Drug com *
170 Kuppenhelmer cl B
1,190
A*
50
——
June 30
Ask Bid
Bid
20 Grelf Bros Coop A com.....*
3,210
5,260
2,650
11,550
1,400
1,720
7
Dixie-Vortex Co com........*
131,460 Gen Household Utll com
*
45,840 Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B
•
41,940
Class A
♦
32,060 Goldblatt Bros Inc com....
,
6,550
fk*
40
Pits Simons A Connell Dock
..
15,600
1,500
2,000
7,050
5,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 2
Decker (Alf) fc Cohn—
180
55
exchange
'
stock exchange
In
June
stock
Sale
1%
13%
1% June
4
53% June 29
154 June
1
May
May
29% Apr.
52
Jan.
11
35
Apr. 18
25% Jan. 31
15% Mar. 26
May 28
Jan.
21
16
Jan.
21
Feb. 24
Jan, 30
Nat
70
600
300
2,800
6,210
"8",800
3,600
1,170
1,850
10
10
Republic Invest Trust—
4,110
Cumul. conr. pref
*
10,585 National Standard com.....*
30
J*
32
7
7%
41
43
1
27
5
33,050 National Union Radio com..l
37,600 Noblltt-Sparks Ind Inc com.*
24,110 North American Car com...*
30 Northern Paper Mills com
*
101,950 Northwest Bancorp com ..*
60,250 Northwest Eng Co com.....*
2,020 Nor West Utll pr Hen pref.100
4,240
7% preferred...........100
290 Okla Gas A El 7% pref
100
710 Ontario Mfg Co com........*
7
Sale
42
June 10
June 27
% June
27% June
5
Sale
June
4
1
1
7% June
45
1^
304
8
June 11
June
2
June 17
7% June 17
16
10% Sale
16
Sale
30%
8
Sale
.....
15"" "I§"'
8%
9%
24"
Sale
285
Sa)e
14
Sale
10454
18
Sale
9%
"7% June~26
June 15 25 5i
28% June
1 47%
11% June 5 22
107% June 19 107 %
18
June
1 18 *
23
22
June
4
June 23
June 30
June 17
June 19
June
1
10
Jan.
4
7 % June 26
aP Feb.
June
iP Apr.
17
14
18
15% Jan. ~ 2 26%
Apr. 27 47%
•*•7% Jan.
4 22
L04
Apr- 9 108
12
Feb.
4 23%
25
Jan.
5
11
Apr. 13
June 30
June 17
Jan. 27
Apr. 15
Oshkosh Overall Co—
450
30
950
1,230
10
1,900
950
15,700
2,550
450
5,100
3,300
250
330
180
7,150
230
•
9
Convertible preferred....*
Common
27
5,900 Parker Pen Co (The) com..10
40,520 Pea body Coal Co B com....*
140
6% preferred...........100
21,750 Peitn Gas A Elec A com
*
5,800 Perfect Circle (The) Co..
*
56,250 Pines Wlnterfront com... 5
16,800 Potter Co (The) com........*
29,066 Prima Co common..........*
8,156 Process Corporation com...*
26,156 Pub Serv of Nor IU com.....*
3,850
Common
............60
2,400
t% pireferred...
100
1,390
7% preferred
ISO
For footnotes
see page
56*
J*
28
27 H Sale
1%
22
1%
40
10%
27%
22% Sale
1%
2
26
17% Sale
38
9%
27
45
18% Sale
34
33%
3
4
m
56
56
Sale
4%
t*
58
60
112% 113%
112% Sale
115
118
10
27
June
5
1054 June 11
9
June 25
27% June 10
27
Jan.
7
Mar. 11
22
June 20
22% June 10
254 June 10
19
Apr.
37
27
Jan.
17
32
Mar.
1 % June 29
June 23
17% June 29
9
34
June
2% June 9
June 23
June
1
June 13
36
3% June 4
17
June"3
37
3% June
354 June
2
June
56% June
59
June
113
June
117
June
17
9
2
25
4
Jan.
2
Apr.
2% Mar.
2% Jan.
2% Jan.
June 16
June 30
60 *
June 11
June 19
June 10
49% Apr.
49
103
May
Jan.
112% Jan.
Feb. 10
Jan.
p
38
ip
154 May
June
60^
10 114
6 119
1]
11% Apr. 13
29
Apr. 15
Jan.
Jan.
p
6
2
Feb.
6
Feb. 11
Apr.
Mar.
23
20
9
6
June 16
61% Feb. 17
61% Feb. 13
Mar. 7
Mar. 10
115
123
CHICAGO
56
SALES
AGGREGATE
In
Shares
1,330
STOCKS
1936
Par
Bid
10,120 Quaker Oats Co com........*
;
131
13,950
2,300
3,700
"""430
130
1,500
180
240
*
130
830 Sou Colo Power A
70
1,245
1,950
115
1,450
;
Southw GAcE Co
150
4,850
common .25
53
1,100
4,150
2,550
1,350
14
40
-
5,850
170
900
3,750
37,300
7,650
28,950
34,650
1,250
6,500
37,400
Vortex
Cup Co com
Ward
23
Sale
Sale
2~200
60,300
*
No par
1
3X
16
41
*
Sale
3X
16**
Sale
18
Sale
5** Sale
32 X Sale
,
"22"" Sale'
*
^10** Sale
Common
112,310
16,300 Yates-Amer Mach part pref.*
50,750 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..*
•
293,430 Zenith Radio Corp com..
5X Sale
2** Sale
value,
a
New stock.
•
*
Ex-dividend.
26
3**
20**
24
6X
6X
2X
2VS
15X Sale
115
145
22
June 29 124** June
1
June 12 148** June 25
June
4
June
4 22
5** June
2** June
14** June
3
1
2
14
11**
22**
25
55 X Sale
14
June 18
22** June 11
52** June
1
65X
30**
11
10
Sale
25
4
Sale
14 X
Sale
4X-' 5
17X 18
2**
102 X
80
31
10**
Sale
5**
June
9
June 26
18
5**
89** June
1
12** June 30
4** June 17
18
June
9
5** June 25
21** Sale
30 X Sale
10X
3X Sale
H
3X
19**
39**
1
4X
21
41
20
Sale
13** Sale
V
Ex-rights.
4**
31
5X
Sale
24
Sale
23** Sale
2** Jan.
1** Jan.
May
11
108
Feb.
13** Jan.
17
55 X June 30
74** June
9
31
June
12
11
June
17
26
June
1
3** June
5
91
June
12
14** June
4** June
1
4
18
June
9
7** June
9
Jan.
7 ** June 23
3** Feb. 28
16** June 10
4 109
Apr.
2
7 17** Jan. 30
6
6
1
15
20** Sale
30 X Sale
9**
9X
25*
3
1** Sale
3** Sale
17**
39**
20**
40**
20** June 27
29** June 11
9X June 23
June 27
2*|
1
June
4
3** June 15
20
June
9
21** June
1
31** June 23
10** June
3** June
1 ** June
3
1
3
4
June
11
20
June
9
4** Sale
Sale
34
4** June 23
31
June
5** Sale
5** June
1
5** June
35
2
June 24
8 153** June 26
5 19** June 18
5
13*1 June 1
99
61
79** Jan.
7
12** June 30
3** Mar. 14
17** May
4
5** June 25
3
Apr.
7
Jan.
7
20** Apr. 28
28** Apr. 30
8** Jan.
3
Mar. 27
** May
1
2** May 13
2*1
15** Jan.
7
39** Mar. 5
17*1 Apr. 28
33** Jan.
2
4
Apr. 30
30
Apr. 30
142
16
10
26**
28
25** Sale
22** June
20** June
Jan.
14
Mar. 2
Apr.
7
Jan. 20
91
Mar. 30
18** Feb.
5
7
Apr.
8
18** Apr. 18
10** Jan. 28
3*1 May 8
26** Jan. 13
25
Jan.
27
35** Jan. 28
12** Feb. 14
4** Feb. 14
2
Jan.
29
5** Jan. 27
24
Feb.
6
Jan.
2
20** Feb. 11
38** Feb. 19
6** Jan. 27
41
35
.June 24
7 153** June 26
Apr. 18
Mar. 13
5** Jan.
5
28** June 19
19** Jan.
2
5
26*1 June 25
11
Jan.
28
2
Feb.
June 30
Apr. 13
June 9
Mar. 3
June 22
Feb. 28 105
Feb.
4
81** June 26
5** June 11
4
26
35
Jan.
4 55**
1105* May
7 125
65** Feb.
5 74**
27** June
2 32**
14**
2** Apr. 27
15** Jan. 15 28**
5**
2** Apr. 27
23
151** 151** 154** 151** June
16** June
18
18** Sale
12
June
11
12**
13** Sale
5X
Jan.
6
June 29 140
10 148** June 25
Jan. 13
May 26 26
Jan.
17
June
4
150
17
5X
22
16** June 17
3X
June 22
104** 102** June 27 105
75
June
2
81** June 26
Sale
89**
12** Sale
4** Sale
17
25
3
87
—..
74** June 16
27** June
2
9** June
6
115
142
25
106
102 X
9X
7X June 23
3
June 23
16** June 10
17X
(Montgom) Ac Co cl A.*
com
5%
Highest
Sale Prices
33 X
...
Wisconsin Bankshares—
3,650
"
8**
8H
3** Sale
•
Wieboldt Stores Inc
23
Sale
9
33 X
*
Williams Oil-O-Matic com
52 X
106
Lowest
Sale Prices
"22** "24"
com
Walgreen Co com
20
15X
11ni "4"
*
Class A
Wahl Co
4X
7**
2,990 Viking Pump Co common...*
~2~, 600
Sale
3X
35
22,400 Thompson (J R) com..
50,600 Utah Radio Products com..*
51,700 Utility 8c Ind Corp com.....*
Convertible preferred....*
26,700
Preferred
11**
Highest
Sale Prices
108
108
89 X Sale
76**
15
48,500 Swift Internadonal
890
119** Sale
1 Sale
149
146 X 147 X 147
76 X
*
5,950
.
15**
2**
3**
101X Sale
7% pref.100
common
Sale
15
250 Sutherland Paper common. 10
35
122,850 Swift Ac Co stk
13". 200
:
9
Ask
123
21X 22**
5H
5X
2** Sale
14
14X
Lowest
Sale Prices
June 30
Ask Bid
"24** "29"" ~27** "30"
Southwestern Lt 8c Pow pfd. *
80 Stutz Motor Car
Bid
*
700 St Louis Nat Stockyards cap *
59,400 Standard Dredge conv pref.*
Common
*
27,050
*
1,900 Stein & Co (A) common
Storkline Pur cons pref....35
6,080
70
2,300
1,050
•
com
1,890 Slgnode Steel Strap Co pf.30
Common
*
12,570
3,250 Sivyer Steel Castings com...*
70
v
Sale
110
450 Sears Roebuck 8c Co
"'loo
:;r:
June 1
Ask
Sale
Preferred
—1*0 144
2,090
22 ** Sale
IS
2,400 Rath Packing Co com
25* Sale
68,550 Raytheon Mfg Co com rtc 50c
IX
1**
6% preferred t tc
5
39,630
15 X Sale
11,800 Reliance Mftf Co Common.lt
Preferred
ISO 106 X
40
14** Sale
1,575 Rollins Hos Mills conv pref.*
16
30
770 Ross Gear 8c Toll com..—.*
36
37
Sangamo Electric Co....—*
17,330
240
50
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
IN JUNE
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
Shares
PRICES
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
June
EXCHANGE
STOCK
2
Feb. 24
22** Jan.
13** June
4
1
8** Jan. 17
3** Jan.
3
31** Apr. 17
26** June 25
AGGREGATE
SALES
...
PRICES
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
June
Jan. 1
BONDS
1,400 4s
2,500 4s
Annex
Annex
4a Sewerage Impt..
500 4% 8 Sewer Serial
4s Conduit
100
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
June 30
Ask Bid
Bid
Ask
114
Feb. 25 117% Apr.
Apr.
114% Feb. 25 115
1958
1957
5s Water
116% Jiine""2
...1951
300 4s Paving Loan
4s Water serial
600
1,000
119M June'il 116% June" II
1962
.
4s Conduit
4s Engine house
200 4s Jones Falls
116%
June" "2
1951
1958
Loan
1943
m
mm mm
.m «••*«*«*»
800 3%s New Sewerage Imp.. 1980
300 Atlantic Coast Line 5% ctfs_.
;
104,100
17,950
24,000
11,666
5,000
Shares
208.250
77,000
4,000
1,000
19,000
33,000
13,000
Bait Transit Co 4s flat..1975
A 5s flat
28
383
1,246
590
101
B 5s flat
210
33s
Wash B & A 5s Hat
2,540
668
.•v:;
586
255
Par
Ches A Pot Tel of Bait pf__100
5%% preferred
225
60.338
1,919
120
950
2,275
11,170
601
4,990
3,610
*
No par
4
.....
Sale
Apr.
234 June
1
4% June 19
22% June
3
June 19
28
27% June 18
28%
June 18
29% June 10
3% June 27
20
"28""
84%
11
18
12%
Sale
~43% Sale"
9
10
Sale
113% Sale
June
4
92
June 20
90
113% June 29 115
June 10
June
3
15
" Sale
24%
96%
Sale
97
40
Sale
11%
Sale
"17% Sale"
29%
14%
24%
96%
39%
11%
Sale
97% Sale
40
40%
11% Sale
June
1
June
1
June
3
June
1
June 15
com
% Jan.
11
Jan.
17
Jan.
88
Jan.
55
June
803 Western National Bank
2
20
22% Jan. 23
Feb. 19
5
Feb.
6
39
7% Feb.
6
Feb. 19
Feb. 15
30
36
9
1
Jan.
2
17% June 27
28% Mar. 7
8 105% Feb. 12
Jan. 14
15 50
11% June
3
4
9% Jan. 10
10
6
7
May 27
6% Mar.
Mar.
7
3
6
50
Feb.
Jan.
11
3
61
15
Feb.
25
25
%
7%
%
1%
May
Feb.
May
May
Feb.
27
26
27
13
2% Feb. 17
Feb.
19
4
1
June 29
8
June 17
June
5
1% June
3
1% June 10
2% June
9
1
~T% "2% "~2% Sale"
37
32%
24
Sale
"26%
"27""
Sale
26%
"44
211
2
4
26i
25% June 26
1% June 10
27
2
June
4
June 26
50
June
4
42
245"":::: 254"" 260"" 257"" 265"
June 10
256
36
44
June
June
11% Sale
11%
99
92
116% Sale"
9%. gale
110
Sale
112
9% Sale
June 19
36% June
9
June 11
13
June
4
10% June 23
June
5
98% June 29 100
1% June
3
1% June
3
91
June
2
92% June 29
June 26 11034 June
110
1
9% June
1
9% June 19
10
...
31
16% June 15
5
7% June
Sale
A...10
Guar
39% Apr.
9% Jan.
9% Jan.
3
52% June" "5
14% June 19
30
Class B
US Fidelity A
4
24
3
4
1%
5
448 Seaboard Comm'l
17
1
21
Jan.
8
Jan. 27 119
56% Apr. 17 56% Apr. 17
Feb. 18
110% Jan. 10 114
92
Apr. 14
84
'Jan.
4
Feb.
8
113% June 29 116
June 27
June 19
June 13
June
3
% June 27
"l% Sale"
....100
Preferred
18
25
"l5% "16% "15"" "16%
Mills Com 100
Preferred
5
33% June
Apr.
34
Apr.
55% May
63
Apr.
101% Apr.
8% Jan.
25
1
Transp
*
Monon W Penn PS 7% pref 25
30
Apr. 29
May 22
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
ADr. 29
May
5
June"27
~
"l5% Sale"
*
Merch A Miners
16%
27%
%
2%
20%
27
17%
25
.25
May
28%
99%
40%
11%
*
.....
Apr. 22
55% May
4
60
Feb. 19
"
*
100
Second preferred........ 25
June 11
Sale
Mar Tex Oil
value.
June 12
2
Sale
23
:::::"56""
40
100
June
4 100
111
1
9,750 Owlngs Mills Distillery
1,618 Penna Water A Power...... •
8
4
Jan.
111% June 22 111% June 22
13% Sale
94%
96%
67,583
16% June
29
29
2
1
21 National Marine Bank
15
"5~972
Jan.
117
New Amsterdam Casualty.. 5
711 Northern Central Ry .....50
26
4
17
18
1
17% Sale
27
4
Sale
"61% "Sale" "90"" Sale"
36,045
42
200
Sale
-----
114
common v t.
1st preferred
826
295
6
2%
2%
22% Sale
33 % Sale
17
28%
2%
100
Preferred
399 Mt Vern-W ood)
1
20% Sale
31%
28
15% Jan.
84
31
8
*
Houston Oil preferred
144
3,506
I
Jan.
3 119% June 11
113% May 14 113% May 14
Apr. 13
118
Apr. 13 118
Apr. 24
115
Apr. 24 115
Apr.
7
114
Jan.
7 118
115
Jan. 15 116% June
2
113% Feb. 10 113% Feb. 16
Apr.
7
115
Apr. 24 118
113% Mar. 12 113% Mar. 12
111
Apr. 23 112% Feb. 10
105
Mar. 10 105% Apr.
2
June 12
*
252
■
i"6I%
Sale
2 Maryland A Pa RR com... 100
.....50
451 Mercantile Trust Co
41
670
June 18
1
8
Mar. 28
115
33% June 17
1 100
June 18 61% June 26
June 29 101 % June 25
101
101%
Sale"
Class B
385 Mfrs Finance
8
100%
166%
114
•
67 Humphrey Mfg Co com
Preferred
28
73
99
100
355 Guilford Realty com
91
Sale
June
10
3,645
1
32,606 Eastern Sugar Assoc co m
Preferred
1
9,078
..20
4,529 Fidelity A Deposit
4,097 Fidelity A Guar Fire Corp. 10
1,896 Finance Co of Am class A...*
3,283
100
98
28
25 % June
5
30
June 27
61
......100
3,476 Consol Gas fi L Ac Power
2,561
5% preferred..
50
98
31
1941
Davison Chemical Co
"5",906
86
Sale
31
1940
Read Drug & Chem 5%s_1945
9 Commercial CredltCom
230
Sale
Georgia Marble 6s flat... 1950
North Ave Market 6s
STOCKS.
1,909
83 %
1975
32,419 Arundel Ccf poratlon
•
3,847 Atlantic Coast L (Conn)...50
*
11,373 Bait Transit Co com v t c
1st Preferred v t c
*
20,308
9,830 Black tc Decker common... •
Preferred....
........25
4,585
""""20
18
Sale
27% Sale
15% Sale
1975
Danville Traction 1st 5s..1941
Shares
2,858
„•
1,157,250
Mar. 28 116
116
1947
2,000
-
Ask
1961
300
""loo
Bid
1961
4,400
\
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
JUNE
Improvement..1954
Improvement.. 1951
400 4s School House
"Y.ooo
June 1
1936
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS—
s
%
IN
Price
Jan. 2
In
~15% Sale"
14%
Sale
14
Sale
13% June 23
36% June
5
14% June
36% June
8
5
248;
Jan.
42
June
1 256
37%
Jan.
2
24
26%
3%
1% June 10
40
Apr. 14 55
8
10
9% Apr. 30
95
Jan.
1% May 15
87
Jan.
6
Feb.
Feb.
19
May
Mar.
May
Jan.
Feb.
28
23
21
24
8
Apr. 24
16% Jan. 18
Feb.
6
1% Jan.
8
93
May 16
110% June
1
10
Apr. 15
9% Apr. 30
17% Feb. 20
36% Apr. 15
45
2 100
109% Feb. 18
8% Feb. 27
9% Apr. 30
13% Apr. 30
34
Jan, 11
15
25
25
May 27
1% Mar. 11
11% Jan.
2
2
Jan. 21
Apr.
31
2
20% Jan.
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
1936
Stock Sales
June
Shares»
Jan. 1 to June 30
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
June
Jan. 1
11,650
"""566
2,000
Shares.
V
465
114
187
9,262
BONDS
STOCKS
Shares.
11,548
3,640
1,486
74,095
70
non-cum
80
90
93
First pre/erred
137
752
1,833
184
"""47
v 18
1,808
534
4
6
II100
22
Class B 1st pref stamped 100
Class B 1st preferred
100
Class C 1st pref stampedlOO
5%
5%
~"6%
2,140 Brown 8c Durrel Co
135
894
821
579
535
663
135
41
1,770
175
35
3r992
1,817
........25
6 Conn & Pass Rivers RR
pf 100
%
Copper Range Co
2ft
East Boston Co...
Eastern Gas 8c Fuel Assn
3,241
402
2,056
6,387
2~,2 51
200
283
40
1,653
1,152
1,755
3,602
3,617
590
12
Sale
*
Sale
Stores III*
Sale
Edison Blec Illumination. 100
Sale
Economy Grocery
Rights
1,037
100
290
512
Employers* Group Assoc T C*
%
Co
tr"ctfsIIIIIIl
Copper........
.jo
Preferred
23
Sale
6
yr-
Sale
Sale
Feb.
90
June
June
1
98% June 29
98% June 29
•
1% June 26
3% June 15
2
June 19
20
20
June
36%
1
5%
17%
33
5
27
1%
%
IX
5%
Sale
23
6
6%
7
6X
Sale
20
4% Sale
6
2%
12
7
"aV*
Sale
Mar.
June 19
May
Apr.
163% June 27 170% June 10
3434 June
3 35% June 12
3
June 22 107% June
106
June 13 136% June
3
130
June 15
66
70
June
Jan.
143
,
May
8
Apr.
Jan.
10
41
Feb.
June
14
Feb.
June 25
5
June 25
Apr.
12
Feb.
8
June 10
8% June 10
May
17
Jan.
Mar.
13
Jan.
13
June
4
June
1
Ȥ*
15%
6X
9%
50
15
160%
9%
1%
854 June 22
% June
3
156
9%
7
18
2
18
1*4
10
10 X
7%
61.
3034
154
Sale
21
IX
11
10
29
41
123
5%
.....
Sale
43
Sale
?tH
40
1% Sale
8% Sale
14
26c
Jan.
20% Feb.
14% June 17
4
May
May
May
18
June 16
%
31
85c
40c
14%
7M June
134
15%
"T%"
11
Sale
8%
23%
Sale
26
2% Sale
47
5%
80
1
1
11
15 %
June
65
15%
6%
12%
53%
16%
165
#
1
83
3
June
2
June
1
62H
June
3
June
27
June
11
June
6
Sale
IX
30
92
Sale
.I.j
15c
22X
4
X
25%
Sale
ill*
65*
24
20
85c
4
1
9% Jan.
7% Jan.
18% Jan.
8
4
11
18
Feb.
Mar.
11
4
7
45
Mar.
3
Feb.
7
2 3
10% June
9
2
June 25
June 29
June
8
80
June 30
3% June 18
35c
June
10
1
1%
38%
117%
5%
73
May
5
2% Apr. 28
May 25
26c
Jan.
22% June 19
Sale
% June
3
1
June 10
70c Jan.
8
19
June
6
21
1%
11%
17%
2%
June
1
June 13
June
2
June
6
June 16
June
1
15% Jan.
1% Jan.
4
29
Sale
2%
19% Sale
3
Sale
30
2% Sale
94% Sale
97
Sale
30c
Sale
2%
15c
38c
15c
24
24%
834
22
8%
20% June 17
3
June 23
20
June
56c
Jan.
Sale
8%
2% June
94% June
15c
2
1
June 25
21% June 20
7% June
8
3
June
5
99% June 15
15c
June 25
24% June
2
8% June 18
Jan.
3
14% Feb. 20
1% Jan.
4
25
'
11
14% May 15
28% Apr. 29
7
22% Jan.
11
Jan.
2% June
90% Jan.
15c Jan.
Mar.
17
3
8
Jan.
15
35
Jan.
6
2% Jan. 17
1% Mar. 2
23
Apr.
2% Apr.
87
11
15
Feb.
11
7
Mar. 18
Mar.
Jan.
9
5
58c Jan.
3
9 112
Feb. 28
8
70% Mar. 11
24
2
19% Feb.
42
3
3%
51
Jan.
2
Mar. 21 130
Mar.
7
10
14% June
8
32% June 24
23
June 12
12 % June 25
Apr.
1% Jan.
Jan.
14% June
30% June
18%
2%
June 27
21
8
June 25
10
16%
17%
31% Sale
2
Sale
17
8
9
16% Jan.
% Jan.
30
110
13
15
41
June 25
1% June
4
1
Feb.
June
21%
1%
2
8
14
1% June 26
1% June
1
16% June
1
June 23
Sale
Jan.
5% Jan. 17
13% June 25
40
Feb.
3
5% Jan.
6
26% May 29
1% May 27
% Jan.
3
85c
Sale
5
Mar. 20
36% May 12
31
2
28
Mar.
June 27
9
June
8
75c' June 27
8
5
13
Jan.
Apr.
167% Apr.
27% Feb.
8
2% June 24
June 30
23
39% June 25
1% June 13
47
41% June
120% June 24 127
65c
12
7%
June
23
26
22
10% June
2
8% June 26
22
Apr.
Feb.
60
June 22
23% June
Apr.
May
4
7% Apr. 23
June 10
108%
1
20
June 13
1% June 25
80
1
19
1
14
13
Mar.
6
Jan. 31
Mar.
6
18
9%
23
11%
1
1% June 26
% June
1
2
Mar. 25
Feb.
June 27
Ǥ*
June 19
2 % June
2,6c June
23
Sale
2
27
Mar. 25
9% Apr.
June 11
7!*
13% June 25
30c
22
75c
June
Sale
Sale
80c
7
Sale
Sale
16%
1%
Sale
121
31
Jan.
June 29
38% June 10
1 % June
2
21
21%
Sale
65c
60c
26c
Sale
Feb.
155
10% June 23
7
28% Sale
154 Sale
Sale
14
Feb.
11
June
50
5
3
1UX 112
Sale
Sale
47%
Sale
1%
_•
8%
19
I.IIIlOO
*
'50c"
1
26
com..
IX
Sale
Sale
26
65c
21% June
39%
30
2
/go
Suburban Elec Secur
Sale
7
I..100
25
IX
7%
15%
23
15
June
90c
50
16%
70c
22
Jan.
June
3
3
109
Sale"
6% June
87 %cJune
134
6
6
June
5%
Sale
Sale
70
70
June
Sale
Sale
50
59% June
Sale
3%
2%
2% June
Sale
49
June
48
49%
14
16%
13%
14% June
7
6%
634 June
Sale
12% Sale
9% June
Sale
54
50
June
51%
17
16%
15%
16% June
Sale
161% Sale
158% June
Sale
Apr.
7
1
June
1
3
11
6
11
31
29
14
24
6
24
23
16
9% June
4%
9%
X
10934
6%
25
21
6
28
14% Apr.
9 140% June
11
Jan.
Jan.
4
5
132
10%
X
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
70
June
5
9
14
Jan.
5
6% June 10
6% June
16
35% June 12
3
107% June
21% June 12
5% June 19
.
15
Apr.
Apr.
9
6% June
MX
4
2.50
Reece Button Hole Mach..10
see page
1
Jan.
Feb.
178
Jan.
7%
5X
5X
5}
19% June 20
5 % June
9
13
13%
13/4
140% 146% 138
3%
5%
3X
47
100
Reec# Folding Mach Co ...10
Shawmut Assn TC
Stone 8c Webster Inc cap stk
......
21
98% June 29
25
Jan.
8
7
10
39
6
IIIlOC
Qulncy Mining Co
2d preferred......
Apr.
Jan.
2
3% June 15
6
2%
38 X
100
com
.........
N Y N H Ac Hartford
North Butte
500 Union Copper Ld & Min Co 25
4,931 Union Twist Drill.....
..5
7,500 United Gas Corp
1
May 18
80
90
Rets for $50 pd on new stk.
Rets for $150 pd on new stk
18,109 Texla Oil
6,728 Torrlngton Co
For footnotes
95
6
5
Sale
406 Pacific Mills...
10
1,059
aVA
23,938 Pennsylvania RR
"11.50
4,855 Pond Cr Pocahontas Co....*
31,042
3,841
6,750
30,534
45,779
8,580
Mar.
June
64%
100
.......
67 Northern RR (N H)
9,186 Cld Colony...
11,418 Old Dominion Co...
100
2,080
79
84
June 26
30
June
75
17,318 Mass Utll Associates v t c
*
8,064 Mergenthaler Linotype..
13,053 New England Tel 8c Tel___J»0
7,770
92,032
23
Jan.
8% June
Sale
•
75 New River Co
20
666
Jan.
5
6*
i^o
4,488 Loew's Theatres
25
7,079 Maine Central...........100
Preferred
6,462
loo
40£
70
to
5
7X
loo
....
11,768
26
97% June 26
June 26
June 11
6
Sale
Sale
225 Int'l Button Hole Mach Co,-!0
Isle Royal
45
1
97% June 26
79
7
Sale
100
Eastern SS Lines. Inc
2d preferred
Class B_.
4,191
9,849 Helvetia Oil
245
June
90
97% June 26
84
91
97% June 26
77% June
1
80
June 15
9X
Sale
6%
4%% Cum Prior pref...100
6% Cum preferred..... 100
Bast Mass St Ry Co
First preferred
Preferred B_.
Adjustment
Sale
*
35
2,51
W
Sale
66 M
112
com
75 Grief Bros Cooperage A com. *
450 Hathaway Bakeries cl A...
965 Hathaway's Bakeries pref..I»
295
Sale
6%
1,627
120
872
Highest
Sale Prices
Jan.
15%
25
2,689 General Capital Corp
•
271 Georgian Inc (The) A pref_20
»
6,914 Gilchrist Co
16,004 Gillette Safety Razor Go"" *
285
Lowest
Sale Prices
5
9%
common.
20,170 Calumet 8c Hecla
780 Cliff Mining Co
33,094
4,783
11,866
10,383
14,862
6,521
5,986
4,810
4,614
16,849
1,067
3,421
31,658
II,042
12,917
1,551
15,373
Highest
Sale Prices
9X
5
118
570 Boston 8c Providence..._ .100
,
Sale
8
246
1,505
Lowest
2
Prior pref
100
Class A 1st pref stampedlOO
1st preferred class A
100
Preferred
"~255
180
c
Sale
,
69
1st pref class C
100
Class D 1st pref stampedlOO
95
1st pref class D
100
3,575 Boston Personal Prop Tr
*
1,586
IX
1!
25
168
166% Sale
34
36%
JL UO
8
106%
106%
135
mu 12854
I,601
:•-/
5
;_50
Amer
90
100
2
20
671 Boston 8c Maine pref stpd.100
725
Common
jeo
509
I Sale
4
.........
26
79
80% Sale
91%
91%
97
78
Sale
1%
25
preferred...50
Telep 8c Teleg
100
409 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet... *
434
Preferred...
..100
13,738
7,942
Ask
Ask Bid
77%
90
4,876 Boston 8c Albany........100
9,105 Boston Elevated
...100
"""988
.
70%
Bid
98% June 29
884
925
1
Par.
Amer Pneumatic Service
6%
Ask
73
*5,000
135
15
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
1936
Bid
Boston & Albany 4%s
1978
1948
264,000 East Has* ScRK serA
Series B 5s
1948
64,150
Series C 6s
1948
7,000
8eries D 6s
1948
18,150
2,000 Oklahoma Nat Gas 4%s__ 1951
•
IN JUNE
Price
Since
26,000
Jan. 1 to June 30
1935
$50,700
378,800
Jan. 2
In
IE$ '
5,000
June
366,799
2,158,990
3,531,237
1936
$47,150
866,300
Bond Sales
1935
324,151
11
5% Feb.
1% Apr. 23
6
17% Jan.
39
Feb.
24
26% Feb.
17
1% Feb. 20
21
2
June
16
Jan.
22
13% Feb. 11
81
21% Aor.
3% May 15
30
Jan.
22
5% Feb. 10
2
Mar.
7
3 104
22
20c
Jan.
18
21% June 20
28% Mar. 17
2
9% Mar. 16
4
Jan.
AQQREOATE
PRICES
BOSTON
SALES
STOCK
In
Since
Jan. 1
STOCKS
594
560
4,725
Par
39,622 United Shoe Mach Corp_..52
Preferred
25
3,373
5
14,542 Utah Apex Mining—1
100,860 Utah Metal ft Tunnel.
1,519
Venezuela Holding Corp
Ask
Sale
Sale
Bid
85
39
H
...
53c
•
2%
124
9H
"1
7,839 Waldorf Syatem Inc.......*
—•
28,000 Warren Broa
876 Warren (S D) Ac Co com
*
No par value.
-
-
86
40
%
41
40
1
„
70c
Sale
74c
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
%
70c
1
Sale
85% June
3
3934 June 18
1
66c
June 24
June
4
88%
40 %
134
75c
50c
75c
95c
3
2%
3
3%
129
130
135
12934 June
9 130
5 14%
13%
14% 13% Sale" 13 % June
8
June 23
7% Sale
9%
8% Sale
22% 25
22% June 29 23
22%
25
June 25
June 15
June
6
June 25
83
39
June 25
124
4%
28
3%
——
Sale
Sale
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
% Jan.
% Jan.
30c
50c
190 Venezuela Mexican Oil CrplO
1,178
2,116
125
Ask Bid
88%
Sale
Bid
%
♦
296 Vermont Ac Maaaachuaetta 100
30
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
JUNE
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
1936
Shares
7,078
IN
Price
EXCHAflUE
Jan. 2
June
Shares
59
STOCK EXCHANGE
BOSTON
July, 1936]
Apr.
234 Apr.
-
June 17
June
June
4
3
Jan.
9% Jan.
4% Jan.
21
16
2
6
9
90% Feb. 19
42
Feb. 25
2% Feb.
3
90c Jan
20
15
1
Feb. 10
2
4
May
1
May 13
24 135
4
2
Mar. 31
16
Feb.
10H Apr.
29% Jan.
11
23
28
,r
■■■:
'
'
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1936
June
Shares_
Jan. 1 to June 30_._____^
AGGREGATE
SALES
2,909,378
%
PRICES
17,000
BONDS
9,000
...
21,522
21,919
10,152
415
48
Bid
Baldwin
*
—
100
Locomotive..
*
June 30
Ask Bid
Ask
14
17
13% Sale
4,599
Sale
25% Sale
23
112% Sale
111
111% 112
"2,378
4
""'225
Bros
34 % Sale
155% Sale
4%
4%
10
860
Sale
861
12%
5
*
.......
3,035
28,540 Nat'I Power & Light
Mitten Bank Sec Corp
25
Preferred...
25
105
675 Phlla Insulated Wire..
~~585
941
111% 111% June 19 112% June
1
"~2~, 728
152
281
3,731
June
June
June
June
17
10
16
18
27
10
Sale
26%
121%
12%
105%
2%
9%
June
June
June
June
June
June
29 26% June 29
29 123% Juhe 16
29 15% June
2
9 110% June 29
3
June
5
16
26 11% June
1
June 30
4 114
6
19% June
1
Sale
44
25%
62%
Sale
Sale
23% Sale
Sale
43% June 25
23% June 30
60% June
4
47% June 12
25% June 22
68% June 25
Sale
10% June
13% June 16
57
Sale
67
13
115
122
33
34
106
10^
6%
6%
8% Sale
%
1%
1%
1%
115
32
107
122
17
June
Sale
32%
115
35
5
119
Sale
31
June 18
35
June 30
110
107% 110
108% June 19 108% June 19
8% * 8%
7%
7%
7% June 22
9% June 16
10
9%
10
9%
9% June
8
10% June 22
2% Sale
2% Sale
2% June
3% June 17
3% Sale
3% Sale
3% June
4% June 12
10%
Sale
10%
4% Sale
31% Sale
4%
31%
120
125
115%
34%
20
Mar. 26
5
19
May
Jan.
22
Jan.
Jan.
27
May
28
Jan.
Feb.
5
..
.*
26% May- 25
149% Apr. 30
sir
11
9% June
8
Apr.
9
May
9
Feb.
sk
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
22
25
23
6
28
27
28
17
29
14
86
Jan.
17j8
50
9%
118% Apr.
30
Apr.
105% Jan.
6% Jan.
8% Jan.
% Jan.
1% Jan.
11% June 17
itS
21 114
29 131
29 35
27 110
3
11%
2
14%
8%
11
3
21
17
3 % June
Sale
5
4% June 23
Sale
30% June
4 33% June 24
June 23 125% June 25
123% 122
8
96
15%
J!
1;
14
Sale
1% June
9
12% June 29
June
16
17%
20%
Sale
16
52
60
61
Sale
60% Sale
59% June 22
Sale
77% Sale
32% Sale
% Sale
1
1%
I % June 1
77% June 16
32% June 30
% June
3
% June 16
18
17
June 29
71%
•
29
Sale
29%
1
8
I
4
a
>
Sale
5
7% Sale
43% Sale
17%
109
V
%
Sale
Sale
34
Sale
%
%
% Sale
4% - 5%
6% Sale
44
15%
110%
'9 "
•
7%
45
Sale
Sale
112
Sale
65
Sale
Sale
15% Sale
6
13
9%
10%
8
Sale
Sale
10%
8%
11%
9%
64
June 23
June
10 % June
8
June
1
1
17
4
Feb. 24
Feb.
8
3
Mar.
5
Mar. 11
Jan.
23
Apr.
9
Anr.
13
Jan.
Apr.
1
May
71% Jan.
29% Jan.
34% June
% June
Jan.
1June
65
Jan.
Apr.
% Jan.
13
16
15
17
16
3%
5%
40%
14%
J08%
%
1
67
Mar. 11
12% Mar. 13
28% May 11
57
78% June
June
June
June
June
113% June
June
14
May
1
Jan. 23
Feb. 24
Mar. 12
35% Mar.
5
June
5%
7 %
45%
16%
4% June
43% June
14% June
110% June
Jan.
June 30
16% May
15
65
......*
4%
5
7% Sale
Sale
June 30
3% Jan. 13
9
19% May
5% June
20% June
2
5
5
15
23
115
*
ay
Mar.
8
15% Jan.
117
May 23
1 % June
14% June
65
14
130% Apr.
39% Jan.
5
16%
19
Feb. 27
Feb.
6
5% Feb.
12
14
29
Feb.
Feb.
14% Feb. 17
39
112% Sale
112% June 30 115% June
1
34
June 16 /34% June
34%
34%
1
25
June
9
21%, 23
21% June
9 22
7
Sale
8
June 12
6%
5% June
4
11
10%
10%
9% June
3
12% June 18
"I% "2"
Jan.
17
June
6
24% Apr. 13
99% Mar. 14 103% Feb.
6
43 % June 25
55% Jan.
7
2
22% Jan.
34% Mar, 4
54
Jan.
6
70% Apr.
6
118% Jan. 21 118% Jan. 21
6
6% Jan.
13% June 16
Sale
Sale
115
36
5
6
27
21
Apr. 16
22 125% Mar.
4
2
15% May
5
8 112 JApr.
2
Apr. 21
8% Apr. 30
June 30
12% June 15
8% June 15
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
■,
■ •
May
7
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Jan. 31
Feb. 11
Apr.
2
Feb.
17
Mar.
7
Feb.
17
June
16
Feb.
13
Jan.
Jan.
June 30
9% Apr.
7% Jan.
:v v-,
Mar. 24
Feb. 11
June
64
No par value.
43
Jan.
3 104% Jan.
23 101
Jan.
2
Rights
Sun Oil Co
1,956 Westmoreland, Inc
6,403 Westmoreland Coal
898
24
"1%
....
2
650
June 20
46
54
54%
22% Sale
Series A 7% preferred.. 100
400 U S Dairy class B
*
Class A
*
160
2 West Jersey & Seashore RR 50
17,760
31
Feb.
5
27
Sale
5
1
980
570
5 28%
3 170%
3%
39% June 20 40%
3
92% June
3% Sale
31% Sale
116% 118
52,037 Union Traction
50
92,676 United Corp common.._.__.*
Preferred
*
5,536
United Gas Impt com.......*
191,664
7,579
Preferred....
•
1,700
9,780
26% June
164% June
50
....
20,357 Tacony-Palmyra Bridge
>34,491 Tonopah-Belmont Devel
37,179 Tonopah Mining
3,475
June" 17
95%
95% 113% Sale
18% Sale
6
Salt Dome Oil Corp
Scott Paper......
7
Jan.
10
106% May 23 112% Jan.
111
May
7 113
Feb.
110% Mar. 17 110% Mar.
104% June 17 106% Apr.
110% Jan.
9 110% Apr.
Sale
22
1,563
54,400
1,989
1,659
9,739
2,299
7 126% Apr.
10
24% Mar. 25
Sale
*
35 Reading Co com
Reo Motor Car Co
235
3,058
778
2 107
1
21%
34,273 Phlla Rapid Transit
50
7% preferred
*0
10,577
9,756
Voting trust certificates.50
6,196 Phlla 8l Reading Coal Ac Iron*
19,290 Philadelphia Traction
50
966
693
June
26 % June
90%
•
-
467
2
11% Sale
10% Sale
67,371 Pennsylvania RR
50
4,518 Penna Salt Manufactur'g *0
1,320 Penn Traffic com.....
2%
100 Philadelphia Company com.*
4,576 Phlla Elec of Pa $5 pref.....*
25,175 Phila Elec Pow pref
15
2,936
June
Sale
__*
100 Northern Central RR
216,390 Pennroad Corp vtc
520
25
2
26% Sale
28% Sale
165% Sale
168% Sale
3
Sale
3%
3%
*
2,408
7,712
3
June 23
*
common
II,287
65,321
19", 685
June
June
120% 123
14% Sale
12% Sale
99
115
103% 111
3
3%
2%
3
*
66,721 Lehigh Coal 8c Navigation..*
9,570 Lehigh Valley
......50
213
13
5
•
562 Horn 8c Hardart (Phlla) com.*
2,151 Horn A Hardart (N Y) com..*
303
Preferred..
......100
785
15
........
Preferred..
1,285 Gimbel
4
l01.24Mar. 31 101.24Mar. 31
....—.-.100
13,010 Electric Storage Battery.. 100
6,531 General Asphalt
10
75,479 General Motors
10
713
9,190
June
June 23
104% June 17 104%
24
Preferred.
13
26
123
611
Highest
Sale Prices
107
25
50
22,070 Chrysler Corp..
4,914 Curtis Pub Co common
455
Lowest
Sale Prices
99
100
Preferred
Highest
Sale Prices
43
50
283
Lowest
Sale Prices
101
100
I,249
Rights 1st Paid
23,681 Budd Wheel Co
2,781
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
126% Apr.
Sale
com
44
221
586,778
JUNE
13
10%
3,008 Bankers Securities pref
10,216 Bell Tell Co of Pa pref
47,113 Budd (E G) Mfg Co
145
986,600
—
par
American Stores
American Tel & Tel
274
Preferred
12 Bankers Securities
1,575
2,367
--
.
STOCKS
Shares
2,283
2,837
•
Ask
200
Registered
2,000 Phila Elec 1st & ret 4s... 1971
7,000 Phila Elec Pow Co S%*
1972
2,000 U S Treas 2% %
1955-60
"l'ooo
Shares
June 1
1936
Bid
25,000 People* Pass tr ctfs 4*._.1943
35,000 Phila & Rd Coal & Iron 6s *49
6,000 Phila Elec (Pa) 1st s f 4s.1966
1st .Is
30,400
1966
T,666
IN
—
$54,900
Price
1,000 Bell Telephone 5s
1960
660,100 Elec 8c People* tr ctfa 4*. 1945
Small Bonds
6,500
1,000 Lehigh Valley 4%s
2003
4,000
2,000 Penn RR 4%
1970
900
1935
-
Jan. 2
$
44",500
1936
$73,400
-
Jan. 1 to June 30-.-
PHILADELPHIA
Since
Jan. 1
June
June
265,223
1,501,322
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Bond Sales
1935
243,025
i
Feb.
15
20
May 25
V
\
i
■
"f:
Cleveland Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
"
-
v-"v:v
• •;. -V-
■H;-
' ■;
RANGE OF PRICES ON CLEVELAND STOCK
Stock Sales
June________
Shares
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
Shares
10
Jan
STOCKS
Par.
1,638
June 1
*
Ask
15
23 H Sale
*
Allen Industries Inc new
(a) Preferred..
16,535 Apex Electric & Mfg
1,271
Preferred..
1124
12H
•
.100
83 H 105
90
...........
■
212
4,134 City
40
90
100
152*
71
75
5
o
155
838 Cleveland Builders Realty..*
4K
998
603
29,876 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref...*
2,886 Clev El 111 $4.50 cum pref
*
1,085 Cleveland Rys.......
100
Certificates of deposit__100
6,625
63,443 Cliffs Corporation v t c
•
5554
181
766
3,389
378 Commercial Bookbinding...*
166 Oow Chemical......
858
c Preferred
'"""83
155
Blec Controller k Mfg
448 Enamel Products.
707 Faultless Rubber
10
203
1,141
100
Foote Burt
Sale
$2,000
2,000
_._
—
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
June
5
35
June
5
20
June 24
21
June
8
25
2654 Sale
2354 June 13
26
June 30
2 106
June 20
10654
20
Sale
Sale
97
9
10654
6154
J4
5954
954
954
3554
5954
1034
1054
57
1254
2854
40
48
43
11
Sale
11
954
June 29
18
79
6
59
8
11154
59
5654
1354
28
29
48
43
1054
1254
Sale
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
June 17
June
6
June
June 16
June 22
June 26
June 29
June
19
June
1
AVi
200 Goodrich (B F)
50
7% cumul preferred
;
34
412
1,718 Greif
Bros
Cooperage
771 Halle Brothers
225
...*
1954
2054
1954 Sale
8254
89
91
79
Jan.
Apr.
22
18
25
2454
1654
2554
28
24
25
1354
23
50
60
50
60
48
49
4854
20
Sale
2054
14
12
50
3354
5
23
Preferred.........
100
104
10654
-----
*
103
100
10254 101
2,244 Harbauer....
3,401 Iaterlake SS
9,273 Jaeger Machine
4,499 Kelly Island L & T_.
732
303
1,711
280
13,689
1,813
174
1,975
514
.
109
Lamson
Sessions....
...'
Lei and Electric
...*
*
McKee (Arthur G) B
2,638 Medusa Portland Cement...*
4,565 Metropolitan Paving Brick..*
"29
1,095 Miller Wholesale Drug
...»
1,206 Monarch Machine Tool Co..*
15,129 Muiray Ohio Mfg..
50
19
49
17
1754
20
21
20
Sale
1054
2254
22J4
25 Metro Paving Brick pref..100
200 Midland Steel Products
*
3,946
1854
47
10
7
15
95 Myers & Bro (F E)
454 Sale
8
1254
2154
1554
554 Sale
20
15
506
1154
1654
1954
.......
100
Preferred
50
100
8
Le Mur "A"
.......*
254
29 J4
Ohio Brass B
♦
2954
3,692
395
Packer
Corp..............*
3,553 Patterson-Sargent.
.
"2954
Sale
"*254
28
954
Sale'
1354
154
150
236 Youngstown S & T pref..100
2854
Sale
2054
254
Sale
254
1254
1554
254
1354
17
32
.._....*
4
90
86
454
454
Sale
50
50
June 20
June
5
2054 June 29
June
105
10254
2054
4854
1754
2254
June
June
June
June
June
?4 June 18
June
June
June
June
June
June
26
2
3
25
20
24
554 June
1
June 17
8
June 16
10
24
June 12
2554 June 22
16
June
2
15
June 13
454 June
8
62
June
3
i3
June
2
1954 June 22
1954 June
1
50
June 15
5
62
June 16
3
June
14 54 June
5
1954 June 22
23
June 10
50
June 15
254
154
3054
2854 Sale
654 June
73
June
454 June 12
854 June 26
87
June 25
June 25
154 June 11
5
154 June 29
June
9
254 June
9 29
June 10 107
2754 June
4
June 26
June
10
35
80
1354
14
13
June 27
21
2254
20
June
21
3
60% Sale
154
254
13
15
90
16
30
Sale
35
254 June 22
61
June 15
254 June
3
12
June 15
16
June 19
June 16
June 10
254 June 22
63
June
2 54 June
1
2
1354 June 24
1654 June
9
3
3054 June 19
33
June
June 23
84
June 23
Sale
5
554
103
11
17
i07"
10
1754
9
1054
1754
554
1154
1854
85
75
9
114
119
110
Jan.
1954 June
6
8
354 Mar. 24
8
June 16
2054 May 12
15
Mar. 13
454 May 11
62
Apr. 25
39
Apr. 24
11
Apr.
9
1654 Mar. 3
1854 Apr. 30
4554 Apr. 29
5
55
10
12
19
85
112
Jan.
55
15
16
Mar. 23
1054 Jan.
16
19 54 June 30
90
May 15
2854 Mar. 27
30
Mar. 12
60
Mar. 30
50
June
5
2
17
23
20
11
1754 May 18
Feb. 17
26
554 May 27
Feb.
29
Mar. 10
y±
Max.
Feb.
5
27
Apr. 25
4654 Apr. 16
3
15
Mar.
20
May
8
Feb. 10
June 15
26
50
Feb.
8
ltH
Jan.
87
June 25
12
Jan.
1
Mar. 20
Feb.
20
Feb.
154 June
Feb.
30
4
Feb.
30
Jan.
27
Apr.
35
Jan.
10454 Jan.
107
254
15
9 54 Jan.
1954 May 22
254 June 22
5654 Jan.
6
Jan.
15
854 Jan.
15
May
2
3054 June 19
Jan.
Jan.
4
454 Feb. 17
June
2
14
21
1354 May 22
8
3554 Jan.
June
Mar.
Mar.
27
19
20
15
10
30
23
Jan.
9
254 June 22
Feb. 13
454 Feb
11
25
Feb. 14
1954 Feb. 15
35
Apr. 17
27
68
954 June
17 54 June
12
June 29
1854 June 23
80
80
June 10
114 54 June 18 115
June 10
June 24
♦
83
103
Mar. 13
Apr.
11
22
85
554 Jan.
7
9
May 28 12
17
Jan.
8 1854
70
Jan. 14 83
112
Apr. 30 115
No par value,
(a) Stock called for redemption Mar. 1 1936.
Trading suspended at close of business Feb 28 1936.
(b) Stock called
tion]Apr. 1 1936.
Trading will be suspended at close of business Mar. 31 1936
c Offer of exchange share for share for new 5% pref.
7%
for redemption on Aug. 15,1936.
>
Feb.
Jan
454 June
14
8
June 29
1054 Jan.
84
75
1054
1454
19
Feb.
Jan.
1954 Mar. 6 23
10454 Feb. 13 10754 Apr.
Jan.
100
June 24 105
Mar.
18
Jan. 14 26
Apr.
3454 Jan.
2 55
102
102
83
2854 Mar. 27
12
Jan.
8
Feb. 27
36
Jan.
3
8
Mar.
14
2
Feb.
1
May 15
20
1
107
V
2
1454 Feb.
18
5
20
36
2
63
..........
115
254
14
1354
854 Sale
105
20
51 Truscon Steel preferred__100
815 Union Metals Mfg Co..
*
ii*
2154 Sale
50
4654
2
3
4,428 Vlchek Tool.........
..._...*
3,785 Weinberger Drug
778 West Res Inv Corp pr pref 100
342
1454
1954
3054
17,984 Rlchman Bros
......_.*
13,717 Selberling Rubber.........*
Preferred..
..100
1,374
3,139 S M A Corp common.......1
519 Stouffer Corp A
1
June
"3554
1354
1754
106
2,783 b Trumbull-Cllffs pref....100
_
254
...
100 Peerless Corp..
100
5
29
Preferred
........100
100 Ohio Confection..
*
400
»
Sale
206
1,079
34 54
1354
55
Sale
754 Sale
254
254
Preferred..........
2454
20
1454
754
7354
554
5
«•'
"4054
1354
654
7154
547 Nineteen Hundred Corp A..*
18
1654
i954
15
7,485 Nestle
230
"8*
14
5
3,470
217
16
1554
454 Sale
49
276
102
1654
554
47
National Tool
Sale
17
44
National Tlla_............
454 Sale
10
23
42
605
«*
1434
20
Sale
49
100
18
1754
18
48
Sale
47
1654
17
1754
1954
1954 22
62
'2254 "2354
June 20
June
5
105
9
454
'5O
20
21
10754 105
24
*
170
_
785
Sale
1,740
12,993
5,008
300
1,488
888
554
106
—-
2154
10 National Acme..
........1
23,115 National^Refining ........25
4,561
V
104
1654
3454
.......
:
Sale
90
18
Feb.
27
10
1954 June 30
Jan.
22
22
29
10
May 20
Apr.
Feb.
45
May 16
Jan.
6
Feb. 17
13 11254 Apr.
Jan.
4 123
Jan.
14 70
28
9
99
24
...
319
438
I-
15
80
540 Hanna (M A) $5 pref.
2
237
426
....25
100
100 Goodyear Tire & Rubber...*
60 Great Lakes Towing
...100
302
Preferred
..........100
1954
8054
654
7154
Feb.
7
June 30
June 20
Feb.
25
41
June 24
June 24
8
80
Mar. 21
Jan.
2
10
19
Feb.
Apr.
May
Feb.
May
110
1954 June 30
20
Feb.
'
100
5
May 18
Jan.
40
,
3
June
4 11254 June
5
June
9 5854 June
June 10 1354 June 10
June
5 3054 June
1
June
5
June
5 43
1254 June 15
June 16
8
24
6
7
10754 Mar. 20 110
4
70
6154 Jan.
4
69
5954 Jan.
June 26
2454
18
100
116
55
7
35
17
130
58
Sale
1754
8054
Sale
112
25
Mar. 12 40
1854 Apr. 30 24
4054 Feb.
7 4054
1154 Mar. 13 2654
90
Jan. 24 10654
80
97
116
1154
3054
June
June
5 7954
5
454 June 11
June 30
6254
112
10854 June
5 110
70
68
66
June
2
70
69
6954 6654 June
4 69
20
17
18
June 26
1654
10
834
112
33
9
754
105
46
1754
i754
82
8054
554
454
59
6154 Sale
110
10854 110
2154 Sale
9
105
7754
1754
7854
454
66
5
96
46
79
Sale
51
*
35
20
67
*
.....
2454
105
40
1954
65
_....*
554 Fostoria Pressed Steel
Ask
30
Sale
117
355 Federal Knitting Mills .....*
-
_
_
60
21
61
100
_
20
61
118
1,360
30
100
_
IN JUNE
June 30
Ask Bid
108
67 H
107
•
-
_____
46
15
Ice k Fuel....
Pref
Bid
.—.
66 Canfield Oil common.....100
10
7% cum pref
......100
100
1935
1936
_'i
39
940 Air-Way EI Appl let 7% pf 100
150
:_
_
2
1936
Bid
28,420
_
PRICES
Shares
625
_
Price
Since
Jan. 1
_
Jan. 1 to June 30-
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
J
June
June.
26,117
159,423
31,704
Jan. 1 to June 30____340,041
EXCHANGE
Bond Sales
1935
1936
.1
.
4
'
V
Mar. 11
June 23
Feb. 14
June 24
for redemppref. called
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
Shares
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
June
Shares
8,710
15,409
5,580
4,375
30,500
36,032
35,400
3,135
18,490
1,508
46,341
114,493
15,193
3,070
40,270
3,930
7,028
9,504
53,431
37,902
7,070
1,927
69,454
332,625
119,672
47,340
505
200
105
270
4,989
4.229
"""ioo
150
"3" 822
125
~
6~475
14,907
3,107
1,130
100
1,209
200
1,218
5,075
66,007
3,937
6,475
3,395
5,412
4,095
700
2,985
20,28/
71,040
74,912
29,637
91,923
150
12,109
2,830
2,623
898
1,074
3,427
7,003
1,173
Bohn Aluminum & Brass
Bower Roller
*
Q
22 34
20
Paper
com
Continental Motors
com
Deuel Wemmer Gilbert com 10
110
7,799
1,375
2,700
1,255
1,072
342
406
Detroit
Detroit
lb
Forging Co
Gray Iron & Fdry
Detroit Mich Store
Detroit
631
894
2,214
1,660
368
818
1,738
873
100
796
1,128
•
"No par
Sale
234
2% "~3"
834 Sale
common
*
Products
Dolphin Paint & Varnish A.*
Class B
*
Eaton Manufac'g Co com—*
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner....*
29" Sale
Ex-Cello Aircraft Ac Tool
3
18
20
..*
10
Sale
?ederal Mogul common
Federal Motor Truck
com
federal Screw Works
com..
*
Gemmer Mfg Co class A
General Motors com
*
10
1134
754
754
434 Sale
2134
5534
56
Goebel Brewing Co com
1
7
1
3
Eresge (8 8) Co
13
1354
1634
1634
934
1434
1034
8 34
334
*
com....
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Motor
Wheel
Murray Corp
5
com
common...
.10
Parke Davis At Co
parker Rust Proof
•
com.
Parker Wolverine Co
Pfelffer Brewing Co
Sale
334 •*
354
""
*
100
Class B
.....*
2,551 Universal Product
com.....*
Walker & Co units
Warner Aircraft Corp com..l
Wayne Screw Prod com
4
nlverlne
Brewing Co
com.
.1
Wolverine Tube common.._*
2.153 Young (L A )Co com.
Unlisted Dept.—
13,049 American Radiator
2,292 Amer Tel Ac Tel Co..
2,854 Borden Co
•
106
Sale
1
6
634
Sale
5
554
854 Sale
3034 3234
754
134
3154 3254
1254 .133%
Consolidated OH Co
General Foode
Corp
Hupp Motor Car Corp
15
Sale
3234
1934
3354
1954
15
17
Sale
16
June
19
June
2
254 June
554 June
13
2254 June
234 June
2254 June
8
June
2
10
June
10
554 June
854 June
2434 June
134 June 12
14
June 23
1634 June
3 34 June
3134
534 Sale
554
2554
334
2054
2734
3234
2034
0
Sale
6
13
'"654
June
Sale
"934
33
1254 June 24
June 23
Sale
June 11
June
3
June
2
June
1
June
3
June
8
Sale
18
June
1
June
1
6
June
4
734
6
3/8 Sale
3854 3934
1954
193%
1754
1854
4634
Sale
4734
2454 Sale
15634 Sale
2!*
2?*
Sale
1?*
at*
18
Sale
33
22
25
28
30
154 Sale
%
21
4854
Sale
2354
49 54
2034 Sale
16654 Sale
EA
26
28
3134
154 Sale
7
nAH
24
4134
168
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
221
271
Sale
Sale
Sale
334 Sale
1154 Sale
234 Sale
2034 Sale
3854 Sale
334 Sale
234 Sale
2334
3634
Sale
Sale
3934 Sale"
1954 Sale
2634 Sale
3654 Sale
13
Sale
13
1554
Sale
1554 Sale
•
1434 Sale
1534 Sale
Sold for cash.
234 Jan.
754 Jan.
3
17
June 23
334 June
9
354 June
9
June
12
June
15
2
June
June 23
25
June
1754
554
23 34
754
534
1834
June 25
iH
18
June 12
June 29
June
10
June
17
June
2
June 30
4
June
4
June
354 June 30
23
Mar. 23
May
1
54 Feb. 14
12
June
i
Jan.
X
Ex-dividend.
Sale
Apr.
6
3134 June 25
..
12
4
36
11
Jan.
4434 Feb.
23
May
14
Apr.
434 May
2054 Apr.
534 June
334 Jan.
16
Apr.
% Jan.
Mar,
Feb. 21
Mar. 31
Feb. 15
MarA 6
Jan.
5
15
9
3
3
29
2
3
354 June 30
354 May 26
Feb.
6
5
Apr.
6
Feb.*17
2
5
11
30
26
28
5
Mar.
4
Mar. 19
Mar.
234 June 30
5 34 Jan.
2
June
Mar.
1534 Apr. 17
2354 Jan. 14
1834 Apr. 11
12
Mar,
4
21
13
17
3
Mar. 26
Apr. 16
8
5454 Jan.
634 Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar/ 4
Mar.1 3
1954 Mar. 6
554 June 12
25
Feb.
10
834 Mar. 11
634 Feb. 21
20
Apr. 13
154 Feb.
8
654 Feb. 10
434 June 12
534 Jan.
25
Mar.
11
4
5
li*
June 22
36
June
36
June
5
June
5
4
1134
4334
2654
1834
1554
634
534
654
534
2734
June 24
634
4134
23 54
15 54
1034
634
4 34
534
454
Jan.
2
May
2
June
4
June 17
June 30
June 30
Jan.
3
June
4
1254 Feb.
19
13
6
25
Jan.
4
634 June 30
June
10
554 June
4
June 29
26
434 Feb. 19
4
Apr. 25
1534 Jan.
2
15
Apr. 30
June 30
4
2354 June
1554 June 17
1034 June 30
5
2054 June 17
8
1254 Jan. 14
16
Apr. 24
3
x934 Jan.
7
754 Jan.
3 34 June
9
32
1934 June 29
June 29
June 23
June
12
June 30
June
1
June 30
June 24
June
17
June
3
June
3
May 15
2
Feb.
Mar.
50
Feb.
21
ft
2834 Apr.
1834 June 30
I834 Mar. 5
634 June 30
834 Mar. 25
734 Feb. 19
7
Jan.
13
29
Feb.
7
3054 May 15
3 34 June
June
21
1634 June
9
19
1
2
4
1734 June 26
June 27
11
June
2
June
19
June
8
8
834 June 19
33
454 June
9
2254 June 18
June 10
954 June 17
3334 June 10
3334 Feb. 25
23
23
Apr.
834 June 12
4
June
16
24
June
4
24
June
4
28
28
June
16
154 June
854 June
% June
1
1
1
June
16
154 June
2
8
4
June
28
354 May 28
Jan.
17
May
Jan.
454 June
24
Feb.
9
4
Mar.
5
1734 Feb. 19
10834 Apr. 21
1154 Apr.
1
19
June
1234 Mar.
June 10
33
Apr. 28
27
6
2354 Jan.
1234 Jan.
10334 Feb.
554 Jan.
19
June
754 Jan
4
754 June 30
3 34 June
1
8
5
3334 June 10
7
7
Jan.
21
10
40
Jan.
11
634 Jan. 10
254 Tan.
9
24
May 26
2334 Jan.
6
% Jan.
9
954 Apr.
6
4
June
16
31
Feb.
3
3034 Apr. 13
3
Mar. 12
24
June 22
1934 June
16454 June
2834 June
June
12
June
10
June
2134
17034
3054
7654
354
1354
43 34
234
1854 June
3854 June
2054
3954
June 23
June
23
June
15
June
2634
3754
1234
1334
1654
June
27
June
17
June
234 June
1134 June
3854 June
2
1934
2334
3434
1154
1254
£1534
June
June
June
June
June 25
June
11
June
17
June 29
June 22
June
4
June 29
June 24
June
1
June
17
% Jan.
2
1134 Mar. 21
134 Mar. 19
15
Jan.
2
24
47
54 June 27
2254 June 12
76
334 Sale
4
20
Mar. 14
Jan.
3
9
44
Sale
3
3
Mar
11
Jan.
454
754 Sale
354 Sale
6
13
Apr. 30
6754 June 25
1
834 June
2
234 June
si*
June 29
June 25
Jan.
16
9
1754 June 25
13*
23
Jan.
2
36
5X4
854 Sale
% 8ale
15
Sale
1034 Sale
634 Sale
534 Sale
6
554
454
2734
3134 3254
2434 2554
454
734 Sale
354 Sale
Sale
1
3434
"§34
34
634
634
234 Sale
2234
2G34
22
2454
15
55
134 Sale
554
13
June 30
2354
145-4
454
2154
534
534
2134
2234
2734 29
2634 28
1634
1634
1634
1734
10234
10254 120
Sale
1034 Sale
.....
"434
9
2
3254 Feb. 13
21
28
4
June
134 June 12
14
334 Feb. 28
Mar. 24
Jan. 30
Mar. 18
Mar.* 5
23
June 30
1
24
June
2334 24
1834 Sale
30
'"754 "834
5
634 June 29
234 June 30
65
8
13
30
2834 Feb.
054
254 Sale
2354
2354
1054
1054
434 Sale
2454
June
2534 May
13
Apr.
1554 June
8634 Jan.
19
Apr.
254 Jan.
534 May
2234 Feb.
254 Jan.
June 23
Jan.
2
534 June 22
954 June 15
62
1334
46
128
3134 June 25
67
Sale
12
134 Jan
2
934 June
5
May
8
2134 May 16
5
17
29
"13" Sale"
1
234 June
14254 June 12
June
25
Sale
12
354 June 20
June
24
2634
103
20
42
"534 "554
2
10934 June 25
June
42
Sale
1
254 June
534 June
4334
Sale
134 Sale
r
1534 June
9734 June
June
534
2934 Sale
Deferred delivery sales,
June 29
June
25
34
Standard Brands Inc...
June
23
10
5
17
5134 June 26
26
36
Sale
•
25
June
June
16
1054 Sale
Sale
1434
234 June
1
1154 June 22
2534 June
15
lo
Purity Bakeries Corp
Socony-Vacuum Corp
46
36
36
1534 Sale
1754
9
5
47
June
1634
12
100
34 June
934 June
15
1034
4234
...»
Dairy Prod Corp..*
2
17
1754 Sale
854
954
4
334
20
3034
334 Sale
634 Sale
4454 Sale
Kelvlnator Corp..
..._..*
Kennecott Copper
Corp....•
Kroger Groc At Bak Co
•
N Y Central RR
Highest
Sale Prices
_____
19* 18*
-----
554 Sale
6234
6354
1534 Sale
1934 Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
....25
634 Borg Warner Corp com..
10
Commonw Ac Southern Corp *
National
434 Sale
2154 Sale
554 Sale
534
1834
Sale
*
905 U S Radiator com........
•
114
Prefetred..
.........100
' 'nlversal
Cooler class A
•
*
"2634
Highest
Salt Prices
2
16""
1334
15
common new.
Preferred
17,467
103,824
1334
14
634
%
1
55
2.50
com
com
18
25
1
Nat Automotive Fibres vtc__*
Packard Motor Co com.
ClassB
24
Lowest
Sale Pric*s
14054 14134 139
Sale
834 Sale
234
AA
634 Sale
10
Corp
334
33
"62M
Sale
common .1
115 Union Investment Co
com..*
33
23
1
10
com
33,471 United Shirt Distributors..*
1,247 U S Graphite Co com._._.io
a
32
48
4434
Houdaille Hershey class B..*
Hudson Motor Car.
Lakey Fdy & Mach
9
2434
834
134
Sale
HoskinsMfg Co common....*
Kingston Products Corp
6
0
12
"1134
11
834
2434
434
134
Sale
Sale
com..
Sale
234
2
Sale
Graham-Paige Motor
83,477 Reo Motor com
.5
119,644 Rickel (H W) At Co common.2
75,440 River Raisin Paper com
9,231 Scotten Dillon com
10
1,262 Mouare D class A
value,
1234
19
1034
9534 11254 11434
21
21
1954
234
234
234
6
034
534
23
22
2334
254
354 Sale
142
138
934
Paper Products
Detroit Steel
Sale
454 Sale
200 Prudential
Investing Corp.l
106,833
12,599
6,087
30,110
50,742
5,090
10,594
7,660
9,998
2,472
16,406
13,318
"234
234
i28
5
Preferred
1,578
349,540
10,698
129,303
7,803
234
Cripple Creek G M..1
Detroit Edison com
67,904 Mid-West Abrasive com
50c
3,540 Motor Products Corp com... *
90
5,203
534
23
Sale
17
234
»
Detroit & Clevel Nat com..10
Detroit
10
1
..
Crowley, Milner & Co com..*
3,145 Micromatlc Hone
/,
23
22
Consolidated
114
363
Sale
9534
302,435 Tlvoll Brewing Co common.1
2,350
22,902
18
9.
27*845
1,247
JUNE
43
9034
5
16
10
49
Chrysler Corp common
Sale
Ask
234 Sale
1034
4534
2234
2134
"40" "5054 5154
45
Sale
20
2534 27
234 Sale
1034 Sale
48
21
,
21,740
24,598
150
155,2b2
24,389
10,035
1,353
16,670
26 54
5354
2634
Ask Bid
Bid
Burry Biscuit Corp com. _50c
Capital City Products
*
"1,851
115
52
2634
21,550 Standard Tube Co class B__Il
4,771 Stearns (Frederick) com
490 Sutherland
Paper Co
10
32,437 rimken Axle com.........10
494
52"" "5354
Bearing—...5
Burroughs Adding Mach.
179
19,336
1,526
5
Brings Mfg Co common
109,199 Michigan Sugar
5,099
200
4,508
m Sale
Baldwin Rubber common—1
40,901 McAleer Mfg Co com........*
16,591 Mich Steel Tube Prod com..*
3,080
3.145
Auto City Brewing common. *
Ask
Hall Lamp com
•
321 Home Dairy class A
*
21,402 Hoover Steel Ball com.....10
3,145
"""994
Bid
June 30
June 1
1936
Par
243
3,920
1,017
1,045
IN
1935
1,673,458
Price
STOCKS
250
550
1936
Shares 4,125,774
to June 30
Jan. 2
256,864
90,510
1,490
4,553
9,484
15,400
12,975
20,044
26,054
23,552
35,385
1,085
1,833
1,330
4,975
I Jan. 1
PRICES
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHAN GE
Jan. 1
I
341,697
370,413
Since
Shares
Stock Sales
1935
1936
June
Jan.
15
8
June
1934 May
14934 Apr.
26
Apr.
6554 Jan.
254 Apr.
11 34 June
3334 Feb.
34 Jan.
1434 Jan.
2854 Jan.
1934 June
21
Apr.
2754 Jan.
954 May
1234 May
1454 Apr.
4
June 22
5434 Apr.
8
Jan.
3
Feb.
14
June 25
Mar. 25
Feb.
Feb.
17
1
June 22
Feb.
21
Mar. 20
Apr.
14
Jan.
13
June
27
Apr.
14
Jan.
Feb.
15
5
I Feb.
24
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK
June
Shares.
130,820
464,811
Jan. 1 to June 30
AGGREGATE
PRICES
June
;
*4,000
|
RANGE SINCE JAN, 1
JUNE
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
$
IN
$4,000
__
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
$8,000
24,000
.v
Jan. 1 to June 30
PITTSBURGH
SALES
In
June...
9135
1936
Bond Sales
1935
123,843
903,841
1936
Stock Sales
BONDS
June 1
1936
Bid
Pittsburgh Brewing 6s... 1919
Ask
Bid
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
June 30
Ask Bid
Ask
107
106
Jan.
24 107
Jan.
|
24
•
Shares
220
STOCKS
Shares
2,911 UlegAeoy Steel..
30
""'345
.....
7,864 \rkta*«i Net Gee Corp
Preferred.
.........It
13,769
8,863 Vrmstrontf Cork Go.........*
16,966 Blaw-Knox Co
<
..1
105,254 Carnegie Metals
1,240
961
;
*
100
....
Preferred
634
16,455
100 Central Ohio Steel Prod....*
""390
3,090
39,898
3,976
Jlark (O L)
500 Consol Ice Co
227
4.619
Harb-Walker Refrac
10
com..
•
120,489 Lone Star Gas
10,560 McKlnney Manufacturing..*
....5
9,648 vfesta Machine.....
80.943 Mountain Fuel Supply......
4,621 Nat Fireproofing Corp com.*
Preferred ..............100
13,867
10,277
400
1,587
5,917
120
791
Sale
5
T" Sale"
434
5
Sale
14 34
3034 June
1
29 34 June
6
534 June
734 June
1
4
634 June 25
June
8
1534 June 27
234 June
2
5634 June 22
1634 June 12
334 June
5
334 June 17
1834 June
5
434 June 23
2034 June 16
June 16
9
134
634
16>|
1434
6
Sale
734
4
1834
19
17
Sale
Sale
Sale
7 H
....
7
19
18
June 24
Sale
134
134
5
June
21
15 34
1034 June
1134 June
23
June
23
1
134
June
2
1134 June
1234 June
June 23
1034 Sale
10 34
1134
734
8
June 24
7
19
4
1
June 23
42,160
5,000
4,394
5,995
31.484
1,51"
4,477
48,143
1,081
"loo
"""964
2.500
10
Phoenix Oil com.........25c
Pittsburgh Forgings.......l
Pittsburgh Oil 5c Gau.......5
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
..25
Pitts Screw 5k Bolt Corp
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry..4
Preferred
5,664 Plymouth Oil Co
9834 Sale
10
1134 Sale
Sale
50*4
1
434 Sale
50c
1
Sale
Sale
1
42
102
75c
134
2
Sale
2.915 Ruud Mfg
San Toy Mining—.........1
...
86,943
165,524
9,164
51,402
2.743
2,616
30,135
II?
835
3,481
100
675
Shamrock Oil 5c Gas
...._*
Standard Steel Spring......*
United Engine 5k Fdy new.
United States Glass.......25
Vanadium Alloy Steel
Victor Brewing Co
575 Waverly Oil A
6,340
2",292
18,279 Westlnghouse Air Brake
5,431 Westghouse El 5k Mfg..
439
234
3
3c
1034 Sale
2
1
50
51
5
Sale
2 34
4 34
Sale
5
3c
5c
3
*
50
Apr. 21
Apr.
3
234 Jan.
28
2
27
2
2
Jan.
IV Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
P
3
Apr.
4
4
153
Jan.
8
1
Feb.
2
27
3434 June
2
3
31
June
126
June 30
126
June
80
June 16
80
June
June
106
8
97
Jan.
June
1
June 19
June 13
June
2
June
1
June
2
10
Jan.
2
1
Apr.
23
41
Jan.
3
434
234
434
iH
1034 June 30
1
June 12
4834 June 26
434 June 23
2 34 June
1
5
June
2
June
1134
134
5134
5 34
2 34
534
Sale
134
98*4 9934
29
10
3
'25"
1134
10
3
Sale
120
9
123
Sale
June 23
50c
June
8
3
♦
June
8
934
134
134
2c
3c
HK
lc
Sale
120
854 Sale
5
134 Sale
....
o
3c
3 34
22
Sale
30
1034 June 11
11634 June
8 12134 June 24
934 June 16
834 June
9
434 June 10
434 June 10
Jan.
3
14
10
9
i
3c
334 Sale
Sale
20
Sale
Sale
34
34
35
2
60c
34
Sale
2
Jan.
2
Jan.
15
3
Jan.
734 May
8
Jan.
10
Jan.
21
3
2
June 15
2c
June 18
3c
June 29
334 June 30
20
June 30
3234 June 18
2
June
434 June
1
2234 June
4
3534 June 27
10
2
June 10
34
Sale
34"
36
3334 June 10
36
June 25
70c
Sale
85c
Feb.
5
Apr.
4
Feb.
4
22
Mar.
3
May 2®
May 18834 June 23
40
Mar.
2
134 Jan. 13
4134 Apr.
1
126
June 3(>
84
Ap*.
2
10634 Feb. 17
12
13
5
11
13
17
24
534 Apr. 22
1
Apr. 15
1434 Mar. 31
1434
234
5134
734
234
Mar.
Mar.
June
Feb.
Apr.
27
17
11
30
May 16
1434 Feb. 20
134 Mar. 10
140
Apr.
7
•1134 Jan. 31
8c
Feb.
5c
Jan.
4
Feb.
5
22
Jan.
7
31
1634 Apr.
3
Feb.
90c
70c
90<$
June 22
1234 Jan.
6
1
Jan.
2
2
Jan.
11
20
Jan.
17
334 Jan.
2
2ft
10
Jan. 14
26
Mar.
&
40
234 Feb. 11
2c
20
June 30
2234 May 23
8
134 Jan.
Jan. 22
31
1
Jan.
2
Jan.
June
15
3434 Jan.
13
60c
134
44
June 26
3734 June
10934 June
3534
2
7
20
15
4
134 June
1434 June 25
18
2c
434 Sale
2234 24
Sale
16
Jan.
Jan.
1034 June 11
1334 June
Sale
15
15
234 Jan.
17
1
Mar. 16
134 Jan.
1
Apr.
1134 Jan.
28
4
334
16
6
2c
4c
26
7 34
Jan.
June 30
4c
5c
5c
""334
75c
..._*
1
._...*
17
21
Jan.
126
l04 " Sale" 10134
........5
....1
5
June
June
...........100
21,035 Renner Brewing Co
6,460
it*
80
126
Pittsburg Brewing.........*
Preferred...
........*
40
'"374
..........1
Preferred
26
June
2i*
134 June
3234 June
20 Penn Federal Corp com
Preferred
.....100
126
434
Feb.
tip Apr. 30
Apr. 30
it* Mar. 9
50c
—
Mar. 4
Apr. 28
Apr.
4
Apr.
I
6234 Apr.
4
2034 Feb. 21
434 Jan. 10"
a4
Mar.
ft
6
Jan.
6
ft
2134 Apr .
50c
Apr. 21
June
6
3834
Apr. 29 115
4
734
334 Jan.
9
6
734 Jan.
t?o8
50c
*
80 Jones 5c Laughlin Steel pf.100
6,688 Koppers Gas ft Coke pref.ltu
10
825
6
234 Sale
1634
100
Preferred
2934
—
134
*
devonian Oil.
..10
185 Duff-Norton Mfg Co........*
3,730
3% Sale
...50
15,781 Ouqueane Brewing.........5
Class A
5
4.742
......*
6.432 Electric Products
100
10,084 Pollansbee Bros pref
24,568 Port Pittsburgh Brewing... 1
140
2834
3034 Sale
11334
11334
534 "~5H
9
8
TVs
Sale
common...
Preferred
5,136
360
334
51
16
•
740 Crandall McK 5c Hend
1,941
1,110
3,152
3
Candy......_..*
Columbia Gas Ac Electric
1,760
100
111
5
5 11834 June 24
2 106»
97
Jan.
101
Jan.
4c
June 15
Apr.
1
Jan.
534 Jan.
36
June 25
90c
Jan.
14
2
Apr.
13
473
Mar.
4
Apr.
7
2 122
UNLISTED.
1,581 Lone Star Gas 4% pref... 100
4*4% preferred.........140
1,268
•
11,437 PennroadCorpvtc
492
130
937
*
..
No par value,
x
106
Sale
104
Sale
105
110
113
Sale
113
Sale
June
1
11234 June 12 113
434 June 29
334 June
8
Ex-dividend.
■■.V
1
105
394 Sale
June
June
101
109
I-«•••■■
Y
10834 Feb.
3 34 Jan.
10634 Mar. 3
113
May 25
534 Feb.
5
1
1
San Francisco Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
-
•
"
'
•
'
'
J
'
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
1936
Stock Sales
June--
708,349
:____-4,494,085
Jan. 1 to June 30______
AGGREGATE
In
June
SALES
BONDS
Jan. 1 to June 30___-__--,__
2,977,118
IN
80,000 Emporium Capwell 5 %•—1942
1946
1,000 Gt Western Pow Co 5s
3,000
19,000 Market Street Ry Co 7s.. 1940
11,000 Pacific Gas A El Co 5s
1943
1,066
6s
1941
5,000
4,000 Pacific Tel A Tel Co 5s... 1937
2",000
2,000 Ry Equip & Rlty Co 4% s. 1946
5,000 Southern Pacific Co 4%s_1969
17,000 Union Oil Co Cal 4%
1947
STOCKS
Shares.
June 30
June 1
1936
Bid
241,000 Atlas Diesel Eng Co 6s
1945
5,000 Calif Gas A Eicc Corp 58.1937
1,000 City Electric Co 5s
...1937
1,000 Coast Co G & E Co 4% —1965
■
-.-
JUNE
Ask
103
106
107%
Ask Bid
Bid
106% 107%
101% 103
99
101
—
105
117
77%
104
105
-
99
103% 102
119% 121% 119
102
103% 102
93
88%
118% 115
113
119
Highest
Sale Prices
105
June
1 106
June 25
105
June
107
Jan.
7 107
7
Feb.
20 105
21
2,922
1,296
Feb. 20
10
15
115
17
1,466
cap.
15%
13%
14%
104% June 30
105
June
5
101
101 % June
17 101% June 17
103%
121
119% June 25 119% June 25
102%
102
June 19 100
100
June
19
102
Jan.
9 105
June
5
108
-----
Feb.
4 108
Feb.
4
103
Feb.
10
100% Jan.
102% Apr.
119% Jan.
102% Apr.
15
30
16
24
100
19 100
June
80
90%
120
911
w
«#
-
4,119
178
-
Preferred
5,759 California
328
Sale
44
Sale
50%
23
4%
Sale
100
...
13%
100
14%
13% June 18
14% June 29
21
June 26
4
June 30
21% June
I
4% June 18
200
265
1,166
739
70
%
Claude Neon Elec Prod
•
Clorox Chemical A
*
169,016 Crown Zeller
10,149
610
26
Sale
1
com
57%
90
14 %
35
58%
91
Sale
37
102% Sale
17 % Sale
com rot tr
ctfs *
30%
288
Sale
May 27 17%
Apr. 24 140
Jan.
2 22%
5%
Apr. 30
May
6 50%
370
2,954
5,035
Sale
9
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
24%
25
120 Ewa Plantations Co
980 Fireman's Fund Indem
40
cap 10
cap 25
40 First Nat Corp of Portland A *
14,486 Food Machinery Corp com .10
1,204
20,211
4,412
Foster A Kleiser
June
5
25
June 11
Sale
195
Sale
22
189
24
190
27% Sale
28%
21%
22
5% Sale
26%
21%
92
88%
28
33
26% June 18
21 % June 17
28
June
2
June
June
5
28
22%
June 13
34
27
12 190
Jan.
3
Feb. 24
28
44
1%
22% June 10
5% June
1
30*
June
42*
44
June
48% 44
31
30%
31%
30% June
103% 104% 103% 105
103% June
74
75
77
76%
74% June
June
108
94%
96% 112% 114
June
13
13
12%
June
41
39% 39
102
100% 103
103% 100% June
Sale
17
17
June
16
15%
49
31
A1*
105
78
108
18
June 22
51
37%
June 24
108
June
1
30
June
5
11
Mar. 16
Mar. 30
4
Feb.
11
Jan.
6
June
16
13
June
June
Feb.
40
10
17
Feb.
105
17
103
9
5
10
May 18
Feb.
June 13
78% Apr. 13
June 13
June
40
Jan.
1H Mar.
June
June
Feb. 11
Feb. 20
Feb.
4
5
13% June 15
*39*
39*
June
1% June 12
% June
23
Mar. 12
28% June 11
86
28%
Jan.
32% Feb. 20
22% Mar. 19
3
91
35
22
Jan.
June 11
187% June 12 190
28% June 11
25% June
1
5
30
105
8%
93%
93
6
41
23%
18
16% Sale
15% Sale
17
30%
375
Sale
29% Sale
305
105
10
com
32
33
100% 100%
w
4
98%
Sale
35
4%
Sale
Sale
29% June 12
320
June
103
June
7% June
June 18
8 105% June 10
18 320
8% June 24
95
Sale
92% June
9
96
June 22
94
95
Sale
92
3
96
6
June 22
June
3
7
Sale
26
8% Sale
June
5
5%
37%
Sale
39
5% June 17
37% June 26
23
25
Sale
24%
16%
17%
57%
30%
Sale
16%
18%
58%
18%
30
32%
Sale
100%
30
24%
40%
30
375
Sale
Sale
20
6,553 Fireman's Fund Insur
885
«•
17
Sale
94%
94%
3%
33
120
3
June
305
312
105
13,047 El Dorado OU Works cap35,269 Emporium Capwell cap
62,996 Emsco Derrick A Eq Co cap.5
1,370
637
June
24
%
Preference series A..
7,500
*
Preference series B
•
4,898
33,873 Dt Giorgio Fruit Corp com. 10
11,298
Preferred
100
630
June 19
June
24
7
10
106% Feb. 11
23% Jan. 30
Industries
Inc class A partic pre#
*
54 Crocker FirstNatBk SF caplOO
4,723 Crown Willamette pref
9
600
91
1
98
Caterpillar Tractor cap
•
Chrysler Corp common.....5
19,200
2,253
37
9
83
69
Sale
99%
Chemical
3
27
~49~"
Consol
June
21% June
24
21%
4%
34
13,211 Consol Aircraft Corp
37
23%
1
825 Coast Cos Gas A El 1st pf 100
260
41
22
23%
21%
4H
44%
24,545
6,056
9,773
7,781
Sale
36
25
2o%
*
cap
4
"21%
42
15%
*
Ink Co lnc A
43,825 California Packing
21
23
186
185
Sale
4%
36
15%
10
cap
21%
4%
24
180
892 California Water Serv preflOO
'
1,421
«•
*
com
28,441 Calif Cotton Mills cap
18,335 Calif-Engels Mining Co
2,995
30
20
50,234 California Copper
662
com
Preferred
12,870 Calaveras Cement Co
"
4,294
cap....*
19,124 Calamba Sugar Estate
481
1,166
.
com
9
Jan.
104% May 21
120% Mar. 23
103% Jan. 18
111% Apr. 30 120% Feb. 19
115
105
175
5
B
162 Bank of Calif Nat Assn caplOO
107,263 Byron Jackson
3
paf
8,137 Alaska Juneau Gold M
162
8,173
1 135% Mar.
Jan.
107% May 14 107% May 14
105
,
102
90
Lowest
Sale Prices
-
100
75%
Highest
Sale Prices
105
108
-
100%
104
Lowest
104
105%
19,176 Anglo-Calif Nat'l Bank
30
51,588 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com caplO
396 Associated OU Co capital-.25
72,504 cAtlas Imp Diesel Eng Co A.*
2,615
356,000
Sale Prices
106%
-----
106
105
109
108
105
105
104%
107%
108
104% 105 %
118% 120
Ask
106
112
108
105
220 Alaska Packers Assn cap--100
"l,430
$72,500
RANGE SINCE JAN. I
■
.
1935
$27,000
392,000
.Price
S
Shares.
465
—
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
11,000
1936
June
462,527
'
PRICES
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
9
10,000
Bond Sales
1935
Shares.
Sale
58%
30%
Sale
97
June
June
June
June
June
27
25
4%
33%
3%
r
Sale
3%
Mar. 19
Feb. 26
10% Mar. 4
98
May 11
325
109
41% June
4
7% Jan. !
91% Apr. :
91
Apr. :
3% Jan.
32% Jan.
25
June
9
23% Jan.
18
June
1
Mar. 13
14% Feb.
2
57% June 16
3d% -Tune 16
Apr.
Apr.
97
27
Feb.
19% June 17
16 58% June 25
30% June 16
16
June
4 101% June 17
5
30
36%
31% Feb. 21
29% June
301
Jan.
100
Apr.
June
9
4% June
3
32% June 26
3% June
6
35
43% June 29
62% June
1
45
37% June 19
11% June
5
39
15% June
2
8% June 18
17
16
16% June 18
97% May 15
8% Mar. 23
47% Mar. 23
Feb. 21
27
14
,
May
8
4
June 25
21
21
27
Mar.
6
Feb.
9
Feb.
Feb. 27
32% June 26
3% June 16
May 20
Galland Mercantile Laundry
705
2,568
common (capital)
33,659 General Motors........
2,610
40
10
Preferred
*
18,670 General Paint Corp A
*
82,022
B
_»
6,557 Gladding McBean Co com..*
35,196 Golden State Ltd cap.....
2,122
5,786
2,729
1,152
11,627 Hale Bros Stores, Inc, cap..*
3,895 Hancock Oil
*
15,371 Hawaiian Pineapple..
.5
1,427
~
1~,877
48%
50
55%
56w
117% 118%
34% Sale
5%
Sale
io% "11
15
27%
42
44
43
44
62% Sale
66% Sale
119% 121% 120% 123
37
38% 37% 38%
11% Sale
11%
11%
15
16
16%
17
9
9%
8%
9%
15%
16% Sale
18%
19%
27%
30
49
44
Sale
26
Sale
June
13
16%
20%
29%
Sale
45
Sale
45
26
Sale
25% June 30
16%
21%
28% June 18
June
12
67% June 24
June
40
54%
118%
12
33%
12% June 16
5%
14%
8%
June 25
9% June 10
30
June
1
48% Jan. 22
70% Apr.
6
120
Apr. 11
May
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
June
14% Jan.
39
June
12
12% June
16
Apr. 18
11% Jan. 29
18
21
19% May 12
Jan. 16
26
Feb.
17
23% Apr.
30% Apr.
3
8
18
Home Fire A Marine Insur
1,679
Go of Calif capital—
10
35,726 Honolulu OU Corp Ltd cap
1,757 Honolulu Plantation cap
20
110
1,679
"1,500
1,500 Hudson Motor Car Co com.
8,958 Hunt Bros Packing Cocl A.
1,252 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap. 15
452
360
17,088
1,224
1,480
11,536
7,628
1,460
22,094
5,631
34,164
8,473
7,426
159,823
100,107
131,990
874
770
590
344
410
2,506
1,098
f
8,179
25
A *
Class B
Le Tourneau Inc
*
common..
316
No par value.
22
28%
93
22!
7%
25
3
21
27
8%
30
3%
"26
.
9
29%
11%
2%
26%
30
47%
Sale
29%
7%
22
Sale
31%
11%
4
8%
9%
Sale
B
100
110
7%
1%
2%
16%
103
113%
8%
2%
Sale
17%
—
28%
16%
6%
29%
16%
6%
25
27
7%
31%
11
JX
Sale
32
33
30
7%
6%
Sale
9c
9%
Rights
Preferred
6
Sale
10^
25%
26%
29%
1
LesUe-Callf Salt Co capital.*
Libby McNeill A Libby..___*
Lock Heed Alrcr Corp com
1
67,389 Magnavox Co Ltd (capital)} %
10,091 Magnin A Co (I) common..
30
♦
Preferred
Langendorf United Bak cl
2,626 L A Gas A Elec Corp pref—100
4,898 Lyons-Magnus Inc A
*
355
450
Island Pineapple Co Ltd—
Common
20
46%
114%
5
Sale
June 17
6% June 16
21 % June
2
16
7% June
9
June
1
30
June
32
June
3
12
June
12% June 10
3
June
25
June
32
June
3
Sale
33%
7% Sale
6% June
6% June
8c
115
17% June 24
7% June 11
27% June 25
12
8
8
5%
i%
2%
1%
2% Sale
2%
16%
17%
16%
104% 108% 104%
45% June 24
26% June
4
8
Sale
Sale
7%
June 12
Sale
114%
5%
1%
2%
2%
16%
17%
108%
June
June
8
June
2
June'
June
June
June
3
June 27
33% June 22
33% June 20
9
June 27
8% June 11
30c
June
11
115% June 26
6% June 11
2
if*
June
June
11
2
June
10
108% June 23
45
May 27
21% Jan.
2
27% Jan.
4
16
June 17
6 % June 16
21% June
2
54
Feb. 26
31% Feb. 29
30
Jan.
30
17% June 24
10% Mar. 25
27% June 25
6% Mar. 12
Apr.
June
7
3
Jan.
21
Apr.
2
16% Jan.
15
2% May
8
5% Jan.
14
June
4
27
11
2o
25% Jan.
6% •Tune
6
9
32
33% June 22
ii*
June 20
Jan.
6
11% Jan. 28
10c May 25
111
Mar. 13 ,16* Jan. 28
Feb.
8
5% Apr. 29
7
6
4% Feb.
1% Jan.
6% May 22
6c May 27
2% Jan.
2
Jan.
22
16
104% Jan.
,1*
Feb.
1
Apr.
17
16 108% May 22
RAN FRANCISCO
July, 1936]
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
June
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
6,426
PRICES IN JUNE
san francisco
stock exchange
STOCKS
1936
Par
105,007 Merchant Cal Mach Go com 10
105 Market Street Ry Go com. 100
296
Prior pref
...100
45
Second preferred.100
Bid
13%
-
""""50
Nat Auto Fibre* Inc
877
7,263
250
0% preferred...........100
5%% preferred..
100
73,786 North Amer Oil Gonad cap. 10
4,463 Occidental Inaurance cap..10
14,377 Oliver United Filtera Inc a..*
41,026
b..__.......
3,840
239
3,620
9,689
280
805
3,521 PaauhsuSugarPlantCo caplS
6,861 Pacific-Amer Fiaheriea, Inc.5
74,146 Pacific Gna a Klec Go com.25
8,791
7,057
2,762
677
180
8,204
5,258
242
60
1,488
124,566
'""225
1,185
405
1,000
25
34",375
353
20
235
144
26
209
1,080
5,031
10
2,521
2,145
3,726
890
855
450
7,725
165
75
1,865
120
173,973
5,819
6,750
214
465
33,274
IB
/»
,
68,099
4% lat preferred........25
23,231
5)4% lat preferred
...25
18,217 Pacific Lighting. Corp com..*
2,884
$4 dividend pref
.....*
152,045 pec Pub Serv com non-vot..*
87,796
Firat preferred...........*
3,795 Pac Tel a Tel co common.100
1,642
Preferred..............100
17,055 Parafflne Coa, Inc.* com....*
124,566
Rights.
.......*
3,227 Phlllipa Petroleum Go cap..*
3,760 Pig'n Whiatle Corp partic pf *
13,182 Ry Eq a Realty Co Ltd com.*
4,349
6% preferred..........100
9,784
5% preferred—
*
7,125 Rainier Pulp a Pap d Acorn *
4,281 Rainer Pulp a Pap Co cl b..*
34,375 Republic Pet Co cap atock..l
5,907 Rooe Broa Inc common.....1
135
Seriea a preferred......100
768 Safeway Storea inc common.4
813 San Joaq Lt a Pr prior pf.100
Prior pref aeriea a......100
287
16,204 Schleslnger a Sona cl a com *
Preferred..
4.296
......100
......
29,741 Shell Union Oil Corp com..*
275
15,152
10,590
53,774
17,352
7,324
3,580
5)4% cum cony pref
100
Signal Oil a Gaa Go claaa a.*
Soundview Pulp Co.
5
Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).lOO
Sou Pac Golden Gate cl a..*
370 Telephone Investment Corp *
Thomaa Allec Corp claaa a..*
Tide Water Aaaoc Oil Co com •
Preferred..............100
Tranaamerlca Corp capital..*
Union Oil Co of Calif cap..25
Union Sugar Co common..25
Preferred...............25
United Air Linea Trana ? t c.5
Universal Cons ou........ 10
36 Weill a Co (r) 8% pref
100
402 WeUaFargoBk a UnTr cap loo
Western
3,600
1,658
*
8,089
No par value.
June 1
June 30
Ask Bid
17%
17% Sale
Bid
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Loewst
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
17%
17 % June
19% June 16
13
25
25
June 16
25
June 16
20
Sale
35
June 30
39
June 24
33% Jan.
2
10% June 19
47% Mar. 11
Jan.
68% Jan.
65% Jan.
$0
17% Apr. 16
June
5
3
2
2
20
2
21
4
Sale
11H Sale
34
9
71
54%
Sale
Sale
68
15% Sale
28% Sale
29% Sale
12%
13
13%
13 %
11%
13%
75
22%
37
11%
35
15
83
75
14%
15
31% Sale
69
10% Sale
10% June 19
11% June
11* &
13% June 25
14
82
70*
72*
31
32
24
Sale
24
Sale
17
15%
15% Sale
35% Sale
31% 32
15
23
7
6%
Sale
17
Sale
124
Sale
124
149
72
150
147% 150
4% Sale
135% 140
Sale
74%
14
Sale
Sale
6
85 %
20
34% Sale
34
34%
35
26%
40%
73
2%
Sale
Sale
74
Sale
38
31
2%
j>%
82
18
42%
2%
5%
Sale
Sale
35
261
1041
33%
112
i°6,
101
34
116
no
h
73
3%
5
15% Sale
109%
110%
24
Sale
3% Sale
6
40 %
40
2
7
Sale
41
3
15% Sale
101
Sale
13% Sale
24 % Sale
10
Sale
23
23h
110
298
25"" Sale"
124
305
107
June 26
June
2
15
31% June 22
32
23
June
3
6% June 30
15
June 10
13% June 29
1
35% June
31% June 11
June
June
2
June
June
123
June
149
June
71
lc
2%
5%
81%
17%
June
June 25
June
June
June
June
17
29
27
25
31
105
7% June 16
25
23
,
25
107
105
June
1
June 16
18*
11*
28
42
43%
2% Sale
15%
15%
105% 105% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
30%
17
16%
16% Sale
110
300
40
325""
14
22
18
29
£§*
40
June
21% June
17% June
29
3
16% June
12% Jan;
&
Sale
295
325""
310
1
6
13% June 29
June 16
31
June
2
28% June
6
29% Jan.
26% Jan.
39
32
Feb.
19
2
2
June
20% Apr. 17
2% Mar. 17
26
Jan. 20
2% May 25
13
Jan. 23
86
Mar*
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
14% Jan.
82
19%
33%
32%
June 16
June 12
June 10
m
8
June 30
June
3
2._
15%
115
June 19
23%
June 17
42
June 26
23%
June 27
2
June 27
June
3
Feb. 15
Feb.
35
6
8
Jan.
2
14
June 26
6
Jan.*
June 24
4
Feb. 15
June 18
Feb.
4
3
8
40
June
Feb. 13
Feb. 25
Mar.
June 23
June 19
Apr.
6
Mar. 31
Feb. 14
Apr. 22
Jan.
14
June 22
June 17
June 15
Feb. 13
June 15.
June 30
35% June 12
June 30
Apr.
3
Feb. 26
Apr. 22
Mar. 27 120%
Jan. 13 112
Jan.
4
1%
8
May 7
Apr. 30 19
Jan. 17 119
Apr. 13 30
Jan. 13 58
2 38
Jan.
3
May 13
2
May 27
June 22
June 24
24
Jan.
113
104
4
June
30% June 30
9
26
11
15
16
17
Mar. 20
17% Mar. 25
39% Apr. 13
32% Apr. 28
29% May 18
56% Feb;
4
107% May 20
7% Feb.
5
50
Mar. 14
104% Jan. 10
6
2
4% Jan.
2 24%
23% June 10
18% Jan.
3 130
Jan.
127% June 18 119
June
9 139% Jan. 13 152
150
June 26
75
68
Apr. 28 97%
14c
June 15
14c
lc
June 26
7 48%
38% Jan.
2
Jan.
3
2% June 11
3%
6
June
1
Jan.
7
7%
3 91%
85% June
1
80% Jan.
20
June
1
Jan. 24 24
Jan.
8 41
29
May 16 31%
8% June 18
7% June 16
8%
25% June 17
23% Apr. 29 29%
105
June 16 104% Jan.
3 110
16% June
16% June
22
110
June
5
#
June
17
9
6% June 30
41%
2%
15%
105%
14%
22%
June
29%
Jan.
38
June
19
22%
6
June
June
15% June
Sale
14
,2
23
17%
119%
28%
57
35%
2%
-1%
8%
?s
9
28
5
lis
3
Sale
June 11
June 24
June
5
31
120 n June 30
110% June 26
June
31
32% 30% Sale
June
Sale
119
120% Sale
110% Sale uox June
110%
June
%
June
4%
5%
3%
June
16% 17
June
121
116
119%
Sale
Sale
June
26
27
June
56% 56% 57% 52
54%
June
Sale
32
34
33% 34
June
3
2%
2% r 4
June
1%
1%
1%
1%
8% June
9%
8% Sale
8%
37% Sale
35% June
36% 37
40
2%
15%
104%
12%
21%
June 24
June 30
6
8
14
11
27% June 11
8% June 10
52
107
June
4
73% June 11
5
June
37%
27%
7% Sale
28
70
14
28%
52
51%
106% 106%
6%
23% 22%
Sale
'41%
80
Sale
lc
39%
2%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2% Jan.
Sale
29% Sale
26% Sale
51 % Sale
105% 106
80
2%
35
26%
5%
13%
38%
31%
28% 29
28%
50%
51% 53
106% 106% 105%
6%
6% Sale
23%
22% Sale
31% Sale
18 %
120
23
101
11
21
10
23
June 18
1S7
June 15 311
June 15
112
290
June 23
Jan.
3
2
Apr. 30
Apr, 30
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
6
17
21
9
Feb.
4
Feb. 10
Feb.
6
Feb. 20
June
3
May
Apr.
1
1
Feb. 19
Jan, 25
,
47% Feb.
41% June 22
Feb. 14
Feb.
3
7
14% Feb. 25
7
28% Feb.
June 24
iiH
106% Mar.
S*
i?S
May 20 120
Apr* 29 327
May 16
Apr.
4
June 18
Apr. 13
Apr. 18
Pipe a Steel of Calif
common ................is
82 Wialua Agricultural Go
20
Yellow a Checker Cab Co-—
52,703
82
14
ra*m b
Spring ValleyCoLtd capital *
80,861 Stand Oil Goof Calif capital *
1,478
40,443
2,026
1,193,287
81,590
55,916
2,676
2,492
87,645
Ask
t c
813
800
10
125
:
▼
89,894
a common set lea 1
'
75,640 Natomaa Go capital........*
North Amer Inr Corp—
2.295
Common
100
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 2
Since
65
STOCK EXCHANGE
(Consolidated) d a set 1.40
24%
Sale
27%
31
41 %
32
Sale
51
31% June 15
50% June 19
33
50
27
50% June 16
26% Jan.
3
50% June 19
34% Apr.
8
50% June 16
43%
44
41% June
45% June 11
23% Jan.
45% June 11
32% Sale
1
16
\
Los
Angeles Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES
Jan. 1 to June 30
AGGREGATE
—
June
Jan. 1
STOCKS
par
Shares
400 Ambassador Petroleum Co..I
1
*
100
Pref
1
Barnhart-Morrow Cons.
300
50
4,000
2,000
1,500
500
350
9,510
19
74,400 Bolsa Chic* Oil Corp A
B
10
2,000
1,316 Broadway Dept Store pfd-100
24 Brock & Co 2d pref
100
26,300 Buckeye Union Oil.com
1
Common rot tr ctfs
1
38,800
Preferred
...1
34,700
Preferred rot trust ctfs..l
95,400
6,500 Byron Jackson Co
...
*
2,000
£9
600
100
250
2,200
3,500
6,100
1,600
£30
California Bank new......25
*
600 Calif Packing Corp.
100
Bid
Ask Bid
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
60c
60c
June 16
1% June 20
35*
135*
35*
145*
84
3%
65*
15*
99
*
Steel com
Preferred.......
3% June 20
4
June 23
5c
Sale
5c
102
5%
2H
103
75* June 16
5% June
2
7% Sale
25* June 18
2% June 10
2%
3%
June
5
101% June 30 103
101% Sale
May 11
20
Jan.
10
6c
June
17
May 16
11c
10c
June
10
28
June 15
165* Jan,
8
June
50
June 18
June
31
June
15
315* Jan.
6
335* Mar. 23
June
25
June
17
22
7c
11c
13c
10c
26%
27%
28%
26% June
48
52%
31%
40
31
25
13c
155*
255*
33$
345*
30%
22
23
1.05 Sale
3%
113
91
24
4%
114
26% Sale
12% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
3%
16%
2
Sale
4
Sale
June
2
3% June
4
June
108
27
14
108
26% June
12% June
11% June
4
June
5
xl% June
58%
19
1
June 24
95
June
1
June
17
June 29
2
45* June
165* June 19
6
*15* June
June
15
135*
June 29
58% June
17% June
£50
400 ^General Metals Corp.
Jan.
Jan.
May
265* June
12
Apr.
115* June
35* Jan.
145* May
15* Feb.
35
Apr.
15
3
2
8
24
30
3,800
62,215
27
1,400
2,000
100
400
500
16,100 General Motors Corp..
9,700 General Paint B
10
.*
5,100 Goodyear T 9c R Akron com.*
Preferred—
.....—-*
50
3,000
5,500
41,600 Hancock Oil Co A..........*
1
236,025 Holly Development Co
554 Holly Oil Co
5
600 Honolulu Oil Corp—.......*
800 cHudson Motor Car Co..
28,250
39,000
44*,050
3,800
27,600
970
26,800
1,600
2,500
3,200
1,600
290
600
2,850
9,000
9,000
2,560
3,000
400
8,300
200
700
100
600
200
300
Mascot Oil Co
4%
56%
12% Sale
8
8%
11%
10%
24
24%
87% 88%
20
39c
75c
1
120.800 Menasco Mfg Co
..1
1
6,450 Merchants Petroleum Co
...»
2,322 Mills Alloys Inc A
B
*
1,805
15,691 Mt Diablo Oil Ming & Der,.l
5
185,850 Gordon Corp...
1
16,800 Occidental Pet Corp
1
34,805 Oceanic Oil Co
.........1
59,300 Olinda Land Co
»
13,800 Pacific Clay Products.
59,100 Pac Finance Corp common. 10
Preferred series A...
..10
2,600
Preferred series C ......10
2,800
Preferred series D......10
1.200
.25
5.500 Pac Gas 9c Elec Co com
1st pref i%
3.000
25
5 5*% 1st preferred
1,100
25
50c
300
21,300
3,600
115
659
200
100
75,900
23,732
"'266
4,989
544
3,850
400
6%
Preferred
For footnotw
see page
67.
22%
66%
15%
11%
16%
24%
25
12
4
23%
66%
11%
June
440
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
4
13
24
16
13
June
17
June 25
June
115* June
June
June
10
11
25
245* June 10
26
205* Sale
19
June
215* June 22
75c
65c
June
95c
11
16% Sale
7
24%
18 H
67 5* c
19%
Sale
Sale
Sale
10c
June
725*c Sale
55c
Sale
50c
Sale
50c-
June 23
Sale
8% Sale
11c
Sale
11c
Sale
10c
June 29
10c
49c
50c
2% Sale
6% Sale
114
3%
5
2
3
25c
4%
2
1
32c
Sale
16c
20c
18c
25c
60c
9c
50c
5c
8%
19
3
June
5
185* Jan.
22
46c
Jan.
30
Jan.
8
May 13
145* May 11
17
June 25
13c
June 12
9c
575*cJune 10
48c
40c
4
4
55*
65c
45*
33c
Sale"
Sale
5%
80c
Sale
Sale
15* Sale
65* June
5
14c
8
June
1
30c
June
1 1155* June 10
114
35* June
6
June
18
75c
June
9
45* June
30c
675*c
16c
Sale
70c
75c
10c
15c
115*
Feb.
Feb.
6
8
Feb.
Feb.
June
7
7
15
50
June
18
345* Feb.
5
28
Apr.
7
45* Apr. 13
14
28%
21%
51%
107
5%
22
6c
31
2
June
3
June 26
31
17
45c
June 25
57 5*cJune
2
95c
13c
Mar. 21
25* Jan.
5
Jan.
Feb.
25* Jan.
17c
Jan.
15* June
65c
35c
June
32c
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June
10
15c
June 23
17c
June 24
15c
25c
June
2
June 24
25c
June
3
30c
80c
June 12
50c
Jan.
June 13
8c
Jan.
June 11
June
1
June
3
June
3
June 16
June
l5c June 23
115* June 22
225* June 30
14 5* June
3
115* June
3
115* June 16
385* June 20
June
5
285* June
8
205* June
515* June
w
Sale
21
June
2
52
June
16
107
6
June
23
65*
23
June
June
125* June
55* June
Sale
20c
10c
32
June
325* June
1075*
65*
235*
125*
85*
June 16
June 25
June 25
June
1
June
18
12c
June
16
33
June 11
2
June 17
21
65* June
5
6c May 28
111
50c
32
Mar. 12
June 25
Feb.
5
29c
5
315* June
2
285* June 10
12% Sale
6
55* June 11
39c
Jan.
3
1
14
245* Apr.
2
15* Apr.
7
1
May 11
Feb.
June
8
6
6
13
8
16
9
24
Apr. 30
May 12
36
36%
32
29
Mar.
24
14
13
19
15* Mar. 23
35
Apr. 30
8c
105*
205*
145*
115*
115*
16
Feb.
Apr.
195* Feb.
16c
10c
Sale
June
Jan.
_
10
Jan.
75c
11%
31%
5
June 23
15* June 30
30c
'35%
45* June 17
June 12
25c
14 J*
11
June 18
57 %c 65c
16c
19c
105*
June 11
June
5
35c
21
1
June 12
60c
1.00
Sale
135*
11%
10
115*
31K". 31 Hi
29
29%
26% 27
Sale
U4%
1.00
Sale
13
11
Sale
5%
9
8
3
4
23/s June
705* Apr.
125* June
165* Apr.
195* Mar.
135* Feb.
105* Feb.
305* Feb.
June 16
8c
75* Sale
Sale
Sale
62 5*c 80c
31c
16c
145* June 10
7
16c
17c
lc
9c
112
Sale
2% Sale
5% Sale
165*
7
93
23
61%
11%
16%
15%
June
7
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
205* Apr.
2
675*cMar 17
[40
Jan.
6
45* May 21
June 16
*35*
235*
675*
125*
165*
x3% June
12c
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan,
Jan.
2
2
27
23
4
Apr. 21
Feb.
4
115* Jan. 28
30c
Feb.
June
11
.165* Jan. 29
45* June 17
65* Jan.
7
1
Apr. 14
65* Mar. 11
14
39c
June
30
4
5
1
Feb.
Feb.
3
3
3
13
825*cMar 14
28c
Apr. 20
15
43c
Feb.
5
7
85c
Feb.
7
20
2
31c
14
Feb. 11
Mar. 11
4
23
Apr.
15
).
I-eb. 20
2
13
14
18
315* Feb. 20
295* Jan.
7
275* Mar. 12
—
11
115* Mar. 27
11% June 16
395* Apr.
9
32
May 13
285* June
8
185* Mar. 18 225* May 21
485* May
1
555* Feb. 11
055* Jan. 17 107% June 16
75* Feb.
5
55* Jan. 15
205* Jan. 16 235* Mar. 26
175* Feb. 10
125* May
1
8% June 18
25* Jan. 21
40c
Apr. 11
10c
Jan.
9
5
16 345* Apr.
May 7
Feb.
4 60c
3
35* Feb.
15* Jan. 25
[095* May 19 1095* May 19
1
1145* Mar. 24 L18 Ha June
45
Jan.
2
545* Apr. 18
32 5* June
50c
1%
......10
....
3%
24
62%
Sale
35c
440
11c
9c
24 San Joaquin LAP 0% pr pflOO
7% preferred
100
8,433 Security Co units
30,550 Security First Nat Bank...20
3.100 Shell Union Oil Corp
•
4%
23%
62%
11%
Sale
440
9c
8c
65
12
60c
400
Apr.
85* Mar. 6
715* Feb. 13
635* June 25
195* June 22
675*cJune 19
16
600 Safeway Stores Inc
*
625 Samson Corp B common....*
x7
4
435
57%
18%
16%
*
5.800 Pacific Public Service
1st preferred
...»
8.400
7.400 Pacific Western Oil Corp...*
212,300 Republic Petr Co Ltd.....10
1
61,544 Rice Ranch OH Co
200
KK-'-o1?*
Sale
35c
420
14%
6% preferred............*
1,300
58
26
Pacific Indemnity Co
10
Pac Lighting Corp com.....*
1,800
57%
75c
Sale
*
I
286,950 Jade Oil Co..
505,100 Klnner Airpl & Motor Corp.l
19,898 dKinner Airpl &Motor warr ..*
)
403,500 Lincoln Petroleum Corp
1
21,100 Lockheed Aircraft Corp
eRights
—.*
37,200
5,407 L A Gas & Elec 6% pref...100
2
142,900 L A Industries Inc......
12,200 L A Inrestment Co........10
>24,398
35*
55%
*
""865
600
20c
460
—*
300 General Telephone
20
*
24,000 Gladding McBean & Co
16,700 Globe Grain 9c Milling Co..25
304 Golden State Co
10c
56%
Sale
Mar. 19
30c
30c
28
14 108
30
29
9
6
300
Jan.
6c
15
440
98
10c
6c
10c
302 Farmers & Mercb Nat Bk.100
160 Foster & Kleiser Co.......10
85*
35*
16 1045*
8%
4
June 22
June
5
7c
17c
15
9c
55* May 19
25* Apr. 27
June 17
5c
11c
55
10
6c
12c
20c
15c
25
10 100
11c
6c
10c
10c
Crystalite Products Corp... *
District Bond Co
23
Jan.
17
8c
13c
14%
12 %
3%
15%
5
4
Jan.
Jan.
June
2
June 10
7c
8c
3,300 Douglas Aircraft Inc
62,200 Emsco Derr 9c Equip Co.....5
1
212,384 Exeter Oil Co A
200
*
5
35* Feb.
445* Apr.
85* Apr.
25*
100
5%
1%
£25 Crystalite Products pref-_100
1,153
.
10
5c
7
5*c Jan. 31
Jan.
3
15
4c
905*
24 62
4
83
5
28
Consolidated Oil Corp.....
Sale
3%
86
3c
Citizens Nat T & S Bank..20
Claude Neon Elec Prod Ltd.*
Jan.
15* Jan.
Apr.
44
20
Consolidated
Highest
Sale Prices
2
2,158 Central Investment Corp. 100
*
8,800 Chapman's Ice Cream Co
5
1,200 Chrysler Corp
8,450
20,600
38,600
100,100
19,400
£170
Lowest
25
Oil
30,500 Bandinl Petroleum Co
2,486 Barker Bros common
226
10,700
45c
Ask
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
1936
Bid
Associated Gas & Elec A—..1
3,800
10 Associated
""900
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Since
"'900
$1,200
Jan. 1 to June 30
Jan. 2
In
Shares
1935
$17,000
27,000
June
PRICES IN JUNE
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
1936
Bond Sales
1935
531,315
3,437,982
1936
_$/iares_l,007,949
__-6,790,029
Stock Sales
June.
Sale
Sale
6
118%
51%
2%
2
108
2%
Sale
1205*
46
Sale
Sale
53
Sale
535* 54
165*
17% 175* Sale
2
June 17
1095* June 27 1095*
1185* June
1 1185*
46
June 30 515*
54 5*
53
June
2
165* June 9 175*
June 27
June
1
June
1
June 11
June 30
505* Jan.
2
155* Jan.
3
60
19
Jan. 14
Mar.
6
1,700
2,100
33
4,400
8.600
800
45,600
180
12,000
32,200
300
""l45
16,600
400
100
Ask
Bid
7,000 Sierra Trading Corp
25c
22,400 Signal Otl-Gaa A
*
B common
*
1,000
500 Signal Petroleum Co—-—1
59,400 So Calif Edison Ltd com...2d
2,310
Original preferred......25
21,300
6% preferred...........25
19,900
5*% preferred.........25
300 So Calif Gas 6% pref
25
202 So Counties Gas 4% pref. 100
..100
30,100 Southern Pacific Co
...
66
June 1
1936
Shares
11,900
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
Price
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Shares
67
EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
Since
In
June
STOCK
PRICES IN JUNE
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
ANGELES
LOS
July, 1936]
116 Square D Co B common....*
A preferred..
zlo
......—*
*
39,800 Standard OH of Calif
4,100 Taylor Milling Corp........*
351,000 Transamerica Corp.........*
1,251 Union Bank 8c Trust Co..-50
25
102,200 Union Oil of Calif
110,000 Universal Cons OH Co....10
1,200 Van de Kamps Bakeries.....*
10
500 Victor Oil Co
4,804 Weber Showcase 8c Ft* pfd..*
1
219,900 Wellington Oil Co
23,700 Western Air Express Corp..10
10
700 Western Pipe 8c Steel Co
Bid
June 30
Ask Bid
Ask
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
5c
lc
13
16
11
8
50c
Sale
20c
26*
"28
"27* "28*
Sale
June" 15
28* June 26
28
Sale
Sale
36*
28* Sale
26* Sale
M If*
26
June
1
36* June 18
28* June
5
26* June 26
June
June
June
June
16
18
22
15
June
28*
36*
28*
26*
107
23*
24*
40
34
34
Sale
108
Sale
32
June
5 108
4
34
5
19
Sale
24
8
36* Sale
15*
17
12* Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
120
138* 145
21* Sale
16* Sale
37*
37*
June 17
145
Sale
155
37* June 25
35* June
17
14
18
June
12* June
145
June
1
June 15
14* June 17
4 150
June 12
9
Sale"
4*
26
15*
15*
Black Mammoth Cons M ColOc
20 *c 25c
120
7
Jan.
Mar.
2
3
Jan.
9
June
16
38* May 13
28* May 18
27
Apr. 23
30* Apr. 20
108* Mar. 18
38* Feb. 19
44* Jan.
7
30
Jan.
7
47
Feb. 28
19* Feb.
6
14* Feb. 24
150
Feb.
20
Apr.
28* Mar. 12
Jan.
27* June 18
12
Feb.
25
Feb.
5
1
22* June 13
27* June 18
20}
25*
24
June
5
25
June 29
8*
9*
8* Sale
7*
8*
32* 33*
x9
June 13
x9
June 13
9
June 22
24*
10
8* Sale
8
8*
27
Alaska Juneau Gold M ColOc
1
2
106* Feb. 27
24
Jan.
3
44* Jan.
7
30
Jan.
7
35* June
9
14* May
1
11
Apr. 30
21* June
16* June
22
Sale
1
4*
4*
Jan.
Mar.
30* May
1
28* May 18
25c
May
1
1
22* Sale
22
9
50c
26
2c
6
27* Mar. 14
30
105*
-----
June
42
29*
28
40* Sale
May
25* Jan.
35
9
Mar. 13
25c
26
28*
106
2c
Mar.
11* Jan.
15
35*
Sale
25*
8
June
8
33
1
June 26
,
June 23
8* June 11
33
June 23
June
29
Feb.
1
10* Mar. 26
8
9* Apr.
5* Feb.
4* Jan.
5* Jan.
10* Feb.
4
28* Jan.
34* Apr.
8
MINING STOCKS—
300
60,050
2.500
21,600
2,700
324,350
278.500
181,800
4,000
5,500
21,600
14* June
49c
Sale
45c
June
5c
4c
4c
3c
60c
3c
Sale
1.40
Sale
1.15
Cardinal Gold Mining Co—1
1
10
329,200 imperial Development Co-25c
4,000 Oatman Rainb Gold M Co. 10c
10
1,000 Oro Ami go Co
1
59,659 Tom Reed Gold Mines Co
1
85,600 Zenda Gold Mining Co
Gold Ore Mining Co
100 Gordon Mines, Inc
190,200
June 26
Sale
ic Sale
Calumet Gold Mines Co.. 10c
14
48c
3c
5c
14
14*
13*
14*
1
June 18
9
June 10
June 18
June
1
2c
38c
30c
35c
35c
June
8
35c
June
8
33c
May 26
44c
Sale
8c
He
7c
June
1
12c
June
p
6c
Jan.
15c
June
2 170* June
1
5c
lc
l*c
3c
Sale
l*cJune
5
June 26
4c
lc
lc
5c
5*c
17* Jan. 23
Feb. 27
7* Mar. 10
1.40 Jan.
3^
10c
Mar. 20
63c
8c
June
2c
35c
18
35c
June 29 1.40
3
lc
Apr. 15
Jan. 29
3c
Feb. 27
Feb.
4
Jan.
6
Jan. 20
Jan
13
Apr. 24
1.20 1.15
15c
3
32c
5c
14
22c
13
3
Jan.
6
4c
June226
lc
Jan.
2c
13
Apr. 24
Feb. 25
31
Jan.
UNLISTED STOCKS—
*
200 Amer Rad & Stand San
i
2,220
9,952
100
Amer Tel & Tel Co
100
""loo
...25
1,100 Atlantic Refining Co
8,800 (The) Aviation Corp (Del)..5
158* Sale
166
33*
900 Anaconda Copper Mining..50
168
Sa
33*
34
Sale
34*
165
34* June 11
9
34* June 11
"27* Sale
Sale
5*
5*
4*
5*
28*
5
28*
26*
26*
4*
4*
4*
4*
5* June 16
5* June 16
300 Baldwin Locomotive
"""500
Bendlx Aviation
1,100
2,600
2,700
a Bethlehem
42,900 Cities Service Co
........*
T.600
300
600
...5
400 Electric Bond & Share
3,700 General Electric Co........*
600 Goodrich (B F) Co
500
400
800
12,300
28* June
II
53
70c
3
85c
3*
30*
4* June
80c
June
3* June
28* June
3
2
2
5
June 23
June
2
5
80c
3* June 16
28* June 3
3*
28*
3*
29*
6*
19*
37*
19*
6*
20*
38*
20*
5* Sale
20* 21*
37* 38
19*
19*
13*
14
13*
14*
14* June 17
14* June 17
38*
43*
39*
39
44
36*
8
43* June
10*
103
113
30*
5* Sale
"37* "38*
*
*
1,300 Kennecott Copper Corp
7,400 Montgomery Ward 5c Co....*
*
2,400 N Y Central RR
1
2,600 No Amer Aviation Inc
300 North American Co
"5", 660
June 11
5*
20*
38*
19*
June 30
June 15
June 16
June 2
6* June
21* June
3
9
June 11
39
19* June
2
*
100 International Tel & Tel
"""166
1,300
3* Sale
*
100 International Nickel Co
100
28
52*
Com'wealth & Southern....*
2,500
700 Continental OH Co (Del)...5
........5
3,100 Cord Corp
..1
8,300 Curtlss-Wright Corp
200
'52*
*
500 CI Neon Lights N Y
100 Commercial Solvents.......*
500
"""456
Corp......5
Steel Corp....*
39
Sale
37* 38*
43* Sale
35* 36*
8
8*
36
7*
39
June 11
1
45
June 10
June 15
37
June 12
June 11
June 26
8* June 18
._*
•
41,000 Packard Motor Car Co...
65,500 Radio Corp of America.....*
12$
Sale
103
113
Sale
103
113
Sale
Sale
4,500
Seaboard 011 Co of Del....
300
1,000 Standard Brands Inc
""166
6,300 Tide Water Assoc Oil
2,500 United Corp (Del)
100
•
No par
May 15, 1936.
36*
...*
300 Standard Oil Co (New Jar).25
•
100 U S Rubber Co
300
3,000
35*
31*
72*
15*
32*
73*
15*
14*
15*
6* Sale
31*
73*
15*
15
7
32*
74*
15*
15*
Sale
"61* "62* "59* "60*
10
4* Apr. 20
4* Apr. 30
20* June 15
37
May 14
18* Apr. 29
49* Apr.
6
14* June 17
37
36*
33*
7*
24*
7
9*
May 14
Jan.
7
May
8
Apr. 30
May 14
31 *
June 17
31* June 17
74
June
74
5
June 25
June
5
June 11
Jan.
Sale
10
10*
9* Sale
118
116* 117* 117
4
June
2
20*
3*
33*
7*
Apr.
14
June
16
7
23
Apr.
Apr.
Apr. 22
Mar. 23
6
6
Feb. 17
23
Apr. 15
6
49.. Apr.
14* June 17
41
.
40* Apr.
7
June
10
45
41* Apr. 13
10
Apr.
6
Apr. 14
?§*
Feb.
19
14* Jan.
17
Apr.
6
June
9
74
9
42* Mar. 11
June
9
74
15* June 11
15* June
8
15* May 28
53* Jan.
9
16* Apr.
6
59* May 11
15* June 24
6* June
4
15* June 24
9
7* June 17
*
a Renewed at close of business March 16, 1936.
Removed May 25, 1936.
value,
e
51*
52*
15* Sale
*
1,700 U S Steel Corp
5
47.800 Warner Bros Pictures
100 Westlnghouse El 8c Mfg Co.*
28* June
7* Feb.
80c
6
100 Sears Roebuck Co—
100
1,400
*
3* Jan.
2
June
2
20* Apr. 14
2* Apr. 20
80c
4
May 11
Apr. 21
31* June I V
June
900 Radio-Keith-Orpheum
""166
14 23* Apr. 14
2 177* Feb. 14
Apr. 15
27 39
2 34* Apr.
6
18
7* Mar. 18
4
9
Apr.
8
29 29* Apr.
7
Feb.
3 58* Mar. 2
20* May
May
May
27* Jan.
4* Jan.
3* Apr.
26* Apr.
150
34
60* June 8
9* June 19
114* June 12
6 Removed May 27, 1936.
63
June 16
10* June 24
June 12
1143-2
c
June
14* Jan.
6
28*
58*
9*
L14*
May
May
May
Apr.
June
Feb.
6
20
11
14
30 14*
12 114*
Removed May 14, 1936.
?!*
2
June
17
May 11
Apr. 14
Feb.
19
June 12
d Removed
In the earlier part
the country, for
of this publication complete records of the dealings on the leading stock exchanges of
the latest month and for the calendar year to date, are furnished.
In this department of
Quotations we combine in one comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions, not only
those dealt in on the exchanges, but also leading unlisted and inactive securities.
The following is an index
General
to the different classes
of securities quoted:
84
Mining Stocks
—
Foreign Government Bonds..—.......... 92
Industrial Bonds
.............
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks
85
93
Textile Stocks..
85
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Stocks..
85
80
United States Government Securities
91
Public Utility Bonds
90
Public
78
Railroad Bonds......................... €8
—
Investing Companies Securities
..112
......
74
Canadian
85
Industrial Stocks
Insurance Stocks
72
Real Estate Bonds
85
91
Municipal Bonds—Domestic
82
....
............
.....
Railroad Stocks
111
Joint Stock Land Bank Securities
91
...
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Page
Page
Page
Exchange Seats,
Utility Stocks.........
.........
United States Territorial Bonds
91
•
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
that the accrued interest forms part of the price, and
have to provide for it separately in making payment.
In the case of income bonds and bonds in default, the price is
Quotations for all securities are as near as
prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation is a flat price—that is,
The letter
therefore the purchaser does not
always "flat," and no designating mark
s employed to indicate the fact.
'
'
Quotations for equipment bonds are based on average maturities.
Quotations for guaranteed stocks are "and dividend"; that is, the accrued
',
r
dividend must be paid in addition to the price.
and unlisted securities are merely nominal, but in all
It should be borne in mind in the use of these tables that the quotations for many inactive
cases
the figures are
The following
obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
abbreviations are often used, viz.:
"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
NOTICE—All bond prices
Bid
Bonds
'
are
Aberdeen &Asheboro 1st 5s'40J&J /
Adirondack 1st 4%s 1942 gu M&S
Akron & Barb Belt g 4s 1942. J&D
Akron Canton & Youngs town—
: Gen & ref 6s 1945 series A.A&O /
Gen & ref 5%s 1945 ser B.A&O /
Alabama Great Southern—
1st cons g
5s 1943 ser A...J&D
ist cons Is 1943 ser B
Albany & Susq 3%s
Alleghany Corp—
8
conv
Coll &
conv
F&A
J&D
A&O
5s 1944
5s 1949
5s 1950
Coll & conv
,
Ark & Mem
16
18IM
92 %
110
100%
100
1.75
2.50
2.75
70%
1st M 5s 1964
M&S
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947
A&O
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
102%
111
103
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995
A&O
Adjustment 4s July 1 1995 Nov
Stamped
M&N
Conv g 4s of *09 due 1955. J&D
114%
109%
115
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line—
1st M 4 Ms 1944 ser A
J&J
1st M 5s 1944 ser B
J&J
Atlanta Knoxville & Northern—
113
109 53
107 %
110%
106%
111%
113%
28
106
110%
M&S
111%
May 1954
106
1952...M&S
10-yr coll tr 5s May 1 '45.M&N
96%
87
78
97%
Lou & Nashv4s Oct 1 '52.M&N
8651
1st
cons
4s July 1
Equipment trust 4%s
5
Eq 4%s 1937-41 E (yr)—F&Alh
b Basis.
.
Ref & gen
104%
102%
Toledo & Oin Div 4s 1959.J&J
Bangor & Aroostook—
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943
J&J
Cons refund g 4s 1951
J&J
4s stamped 1951
.1..
Pis cat Div g 5s Jan 1943.-A&O
St Johns Riv Ext gu 5s '39.F&A
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan *43. A&O
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39..F&A
Battle Creek & Sturgis—
3s 1989
105%
112}
106
112%
99
72%
85%
95%
84
84
73%
P
2.75
2.00
2.75
2.00
2.00
2.00
1st
m
4%s 1961 ser JJ
A&O
70
3.50
.
i|
82
66
2%
20%
21%
102
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn—
103%
Brooklyn & Montauk—
115
117
96
1st
m
4%s July 15 1947—J&J15
2d (now
lst)gold 5s 1938.J&D
Brunswick & Western—
113
115
112
109
109
112%
1st mtge gtd 4s 1938
Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941
1st ref 5s 1961
111
58
63
32
103
105
103%
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh—
109
109
74%
95"
92
101%
101%
80
92"
106
107%
86
103%
110
100
102
108
80
12
108%
97..
97
104%
104
98
87
91
91
I!*
91%
91%
82%
...J&J
J&J
J&J
Butte Anaconda & Pac 5s '44 F&A
Cambria & Clearfield—
1941
Gen M g 4s 1955
Cambria & Indiana—
J&J
F&A
Nominal.
102%
119%
115%
♦ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
28
112
106
—A&O
...F&A
16-year guar 3s 1950
J&D
Guaranteed 3s 1944—M&N
Guaranteed 2s, 1938-M&N
Eq tr 4%s 1937-1942 (gu) M&N
Eq tr 4%s 1937-45 (ann)_J&D
Equipment trust 5s
J&J
99%
110
105
113%
58 guar Oct 1 1969—
5s guar 1954
79
1.50
105%
4%s guar 1957
J&J
4%s guar 1951
M&S
4%s guar 1956—
F&A
4%s guar 1955
J&D 15
40-yr 5s_guar 1970
F&A
5s guar July 1 1969.———J&J
—
104
.
104*
Eq tr 5%s 1938
-M&N 6 3.00
Canada Atl Ry 1st 4s 1955
95%
J&J
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A.A&O
Canadian National Rys—
Canadian Northern—
S F deb 6%s 1946
1.25%
1.25%
108
General 5s g 1937
103%
M&S
Con g 4%s 1957
M&N.
Equip trust 5s 1937-'38—J&D 6
Buff & Susquehanna RR Corp—
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
98%
J&J
Burl Cedar Rapids & North—
Con 1st & coll tr 5s g '34.-A&O •/ 20
Certificates of deposit
/ 17*
1st 5s g
102
101
n
92
75%
Gen m 6s '33 extd to '38- J&J15 / 30
Boston Term Co 3%s 1947—F&A
102
1
106
k Last sale.
88%
89
88%
75*
4.00
Eq 4%s 1937-1943 (yr)_..A&0 ?
Equipment trust 6s.......
® 4.00
Boston & Maine (old)—
4s Feb 1 1937
101%
F&A
4s Aug 1942
78%
F&A
63
3s July 1950
J&J
2.00
Equip 5%s 1936-1937(yr) F&A
Eq tr 6s 1937-38 (year)...J&D b 3.00
Boston & N Y Air Line—
1st mtge gu g 4s 1955
F&A
Bost & Prov deb 5s July 11938
88%
86%
18*
M&S
M&N
103%
J&D
5s
5s 1967 ser AO.
5s 1955 ser 2
102%
103%
95%
—J&D
1939
M&N
Belt Ry of Ohatt 1st 5s '45—J&J
Belvidere Del 1st 3%s 1943..J&J
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s 1944.. J&D
Birm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.M&S
m
m
1
Bay City & Battle Ork 3s '89 J&D
Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938....J&J
Beech Cr 1st 4s g gu 1936....J&J
Beech Crk Ext 3%s 1951—A&O
Bellefonte Central 1st 6s '49.F&A
Belt RR & Stk Yds (Indplis)—
1st
1.75
2.00
—
,
86
—
1st
Ask
83%
82%
86%
87%
...
1946
Equip trust 3%s Dec 1 1936-44
105
5s series F 1996.M&S
Refund gold 4s 1941—M&N
S W Div 1st 5s 1950
J&J
/This price includes accrued interest.
101%
Eq tr 4%s 1937-40 (yr)...M&N
Eq tr 4%s '37-'41 O (yr)._F&A
Eq tr 5s 1936-37 (yr)
F&A
Eq tr 5s 1937-38 (yr)
F&A
5s June 1942
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
Conv deb 4s 1939 op T6—M&N
Gen unif s er A 4 %s 1964. -J&D
5s March 1942
58 Jan 1943
5s May 1940
95
92i
July 1 1938
J&J
4%s July 1937——
J&J
4%s impt 1978
F&A
1st mtge 4%s ser A 1943—A&O
3%s Jan 1 1951
J&J
Ref 3%s 1952 gu N Y O—A&O
96% Boston & Maine (new) 5s Sept *41
89
4s-5s April 1947
79^
95
109
100
to
103%
Bluff Point Land & Imp 1st 4s '40
Boonville St L & Sou 5s '51.F&A
Boston & Albany 5s Oct '63—J&J
106
Atlanta & St Andrews Bay—
1st 6s, 1938
A&O
Atlanta Terminal 6s 1939...F&A
Atlantic City gu 4s 1951
J&J
5%
M&N
59
108
sec notes
1st ref gold 4s
118
1st M 5%s 1929 extd as
A&O
4%s 1939..F&A
Conv g 4%s 1960
F&A
Ref & gen 5s 1995 series A.J&D
Ref & gen 6s 1995 series O. J&D
Ref & gen 5s 2000 ser D—M&S
5-yr
1st guar g
109
105%
111
112%
112%
107
J&D
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
1st cons 4s Mar 1 2002
49%
Pittsb Lake Erie & W Ya—
3.00
3.75
4.00
Ry Bridge & Term—
1st g 5s 1937
J&J /
Atl & Birm.
See Seab'd Air Line
57%
5s June 1945
5s Jan
5s May 1943
1949
A&O
6s 1947..A&0
1st M 5s July 1 1948
102%
104
50"
Cal-Ariz lst&ref4%s'62 opM&S
Rocky Mt Div 4s 1965—J&J
Athens Terminal Ry-
gu g
1st mtge gtd g 5s 1941
J&J
Augusta Union Sta 4s 1953..J&J
M&N
1.00% Bait & Harris g 5s 1936
1st M West Ext g 5s 1938.M&N
16% Baltimore & Ohio—
1st M 4s g July 1 1948
A&O
/ 67%
49%
Trans S L 1st g 4s 1958...J&
1st mtge gu g 4s
Aug Term 1st
Bid
Bonds
Boston & Maine (new) Concl—
5s April 1944
51
Austin & Northwestern—
ig
Conv g 4s '05 due 1955. .J&D
Conv g 4s of TO due 1960. J&D
Conv deb 4 %s 1948—...J&D
105
107
87 %
5sstamped 1950
..A&O/
Allegheny Valgen 4s 1942—M&S
Allegheny & Western—
1st mtge guar 4s 1998-...A&O
American Refrig Transit—
Equip 6s series D 1937
J&J 6
Equip 5%sseries E 1939-.M&N 5
Equip 5s ser F, G & H, '41-'45 b
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s 1995
Q-J /
J&J
104%
51%
47%
Atlantic & Yadkin—
73
71
72
70
J&D 106%
2.00
1946..A&O
2d g 4s 1948
102%
_
Coll tr
J&J
Atl & Danville 1st 4s 1948
100
110%
Sq trust 5s ser G 1938
A&O b
Alabama Tennessee & Northern—
Prior lien 6s 1948
J&J /
Gen income 6s Oct 1948
J&J /
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry—
1st M g 5s 1974 series A..M&N
22
15
Atlantic Coast Line of S C—
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948
--J&J
and defaulted bonds
ncome
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
RAILROAD BONDS
when the bonds mature.
"and Interest" except where marked "f" and
115
115
117
105
118
99
102%
101
b 3.00
b 3.00
b 3.00
127%
2&
114
»
RAILROAD
July, 1936]
69
BONDS
NOTICE—AH bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bonds
Bid
92
96
Cons deben 4s perpetual. -j&j
20-yr coll tr 4%s 1946.— m&s
Coll tr 5s 1954.
j&d
95
95%
Bonds
Ask
Canadian n w 4 %s Oct 221943—
Canadian Pacific—
Sec
104%
107%
—
8 f 4%s Dec 15 1944—j&d 15
Coll tr 4%s 1960
j&j
100
104 %
m&s flllH
103 %
15-yr conv coll tr 4s 1949--j&j
Conv coll tr 3%s 1951—-f&a
95
Eq tr 5s 1944
j&j
115%
Eq tr 4%s 1936-1938 s-a—j&d b 3.00
Eq tr 4%s 1940-1945 s-a.j&d b 3 00
Oaro Cent 1st g gu 4s 1949. _j&j /
48
Oaro Clinch & Ohio 5s 1938. j&d
107 %
1st cons 6s 1952 ser a—j&d 15
10914
Carthage & Adirondack—
1st mtge guar g 4s 1981
j&d
81%
Oonv coll tr 6s 1942
Oatawissa Cons g 4s 1948.__a&o
108
Cent Ark & East 1st 5s 1940-j&j f 20
Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s *48--j&d / 26%
Central of Georgia—
1st m g 5s Nov 1 1945
f&a / 60
Cons gold 5s 1945
m&n f 23%
b.a&o /
a&o /
Piyr)m&s b
Ref & gen 5%s 1959 ser
Ref & gen 5s 1959 ser o
10%
12%
5.25
Eq tr 4%s '37-'40 ser
eq tr 4%s *36-'40serQiyr)m&n b 5.25
Eq tr 5s 1937-1938 }yrIy)-j&d b 5.25
Chatt Dlv gold 4s 1951...j&d / 21
Macon & Nor g 5s 1946—j&j /
Mid Ga & Atl 1st 5s 1947-j&j f
5
Mobile Div g 5s 1946
j&j r 20
Oconee Div 1st 5s 1945
j&d / 12
Cent New Eng 1st gu 4s 1961 j&j / 55
Central of New Jersey—
Gen m mow 1st) g 5s 1987.j&j
97%
105
108
100%
104%
112
104%
96
115%
2%
2%
54%
110%
j&j
Eq tr 4%s 1936-'41 (yr)—f&a b 2.50
Central Pacific—
1st ref 4s g guar 1949
110 %
f&a
4% sser a
certifofdep
f
,
51-j&d15
86
110
24
29%
Guar
4s
25
13%
13%
4.25%
4.25%
4.25%
24%
18
18
24%
70
70
66
70
88
77%
j&j
110%
106%
107%
gold 5s 1944-— -—j&d
%s ser el 963—j&j
Chicago & Western Indiana—Consol gold guar 4s 1952—j&j
103%
1st & ref 5 %s 1962 a——m&s dl05.26
1st &ref 5%s ser c 1962..m&s dl05.26
102
1st & ref m 4%s d 1962—m&s
Choc & Memph 5s 1949- — . -j&j /
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
1952. — - -m&n /
Dayton-
65
98%
88%
1.50%
35%
111
General 5s gold 1942._---j&d
2d mtge gold 4%s 1937—-j&j
90
110%
106%
1948—-f&a
——a&o
Eq tr 5s 1937-38 'yr)
1st g guar 4s Oct 1
106 %
110
Cin Northern rr 1st 4s
105
100%
78
Cincinnati Union Term
b 2.00
77%
105.8
105.8
105%
111%
107
107%
103%
105.28
107.28
67"
European loan
/
75
ry—
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1936-'44 'yr) —
Char & w Carolina 5s 1946.-a&o
Chatt Rome & Sou 1st 5s *47 j&j
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gU—j&j
Chesapeake Corp—See Indus Bds
Chesapeake & Ohio—
1st cons g 5s 1939
m&n
__
General 4%s gold
b
83
4.00
3%
105
ho %
125
—
Paint Creek Br 4s
1945—f&a
1946——j&j
'89_ j&j
111
Potts Creek 4s
...j&j
125%
112%
110.16
2.00%
150%
1
112%
Chicago & Alton rr
Refunding g 3s 1949
a&o
Chicago Burlington & Quincy—
49%
51%
m&s
112%
112%
1st & ref 4%s ser b 1977—f&a
1st & ref g 5s 1971 ser a.-f&a
111%
112
117
115%
107%
111%
'29.j&j
j&j
Chicago & Eastern 111 mew co)
Gen m 5s May 1951
-m&n i \ly
Certificates of deposit
f
15%
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
1st consol 6s gold 1934—a&o *f 96
Chicago & Erie 5s 1st g *82..m&n
Chic Great West 1st 4s 1959-m&s f 34%
Equip tr 4%s "a" 1945—a&o b 5.50
Chicago Indiana & Southern ry—
Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar—j&j
101
Chicago Indianap & Louisville—
40
Ref m g 6s 1947 series a
j&j
Ref m g 58 1947 series b—j&j
40
Ref m g 4s 1947 series o—j&j
19
1st & gen 5s 1966 series a.m&n
19
1st & gen 68 May *66 ser b. j&j
Monon Coal gu 5s '36 opt-j&d
12%
108
00
99
121
35
4.50%
g
Non-cum income 5s 1955—
Chic Indianapolis & St Louis
Short Line 1st 4s 1953
a&o
46
43
44%
22%
25
13%
101%
Chic June Ry & Un Stk
Coll tr ref 5s 1940
ads—
a&o
Coll trust ref 4s 1940
a&o
Chicago Lake Shore & Eastern
1st m 4%s 1969 opt 1919.j&d
Chic Memp & Gulf 58 1940—j&j
Chic Milw & Gary 1st 5s *48.a&o
110%
13%
110%
21
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac rr
19 3
73
20
7%
53
5s stamped
47%
53
53
57
59
59
7.00
7.00
6.00
6.00
7.00
6.00
37
49*
39
_
Series d 1953
Ref & imp m 5s 1967
Ref & impt m 5s 1975
m&n
a&o
Eq 4%s *37-'4l ll <s-a)—m&s
eqtr4%s 1936-'43 is-a).-m&s
Equipment trust 5s
;
Equipment trust 5%s—
Penn coll g 4s Feb 1 1951-.f&a
Erie & Jersey s f 6s 1955
j&j
Erie & Pittsburgh—
Gen gu g 3%8 ser b 1940—j&j
Series c 1940
j&j
119
93
13%
5.00
b 5.00
33%
32%
*/i6
/
*i
15
3.00
b
2.50
b
2.50
98
98%
98%
•
Ext at 5% % to
87
110%
107%
102%
4%
mmm m
30%
21
30
58%
56%
100
m&n
j&d
,
90
104
108%
j&j
100%
j&j
103%
96 %
„
49
„
v
b
94
93
90
109%
„,
100%
Grand Trunk West 4s £ 1950-j&j
Grays Pt Term
100%
92
90
85
108%
Gen 4s 1962 Can Govt gu„ j&j
1st g gu 4s $ July 1 1950—j&j
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1936-'43 iyr)_-
97%
99%
Grand Trunk Ry of Canada—
Deb g 6s Sept 11936
m&s
66
101%
—
101%
101
4.00
95
3.25%
113%
113%
115%
109%
Great Northern—
48
Imp & equip 5s 1960
m&n
-anbury & Norw ref 4s 1955.j&j / 60
Dawson Ry & Coal 5s 1951--j&j
106%
106
Del & Bound Br 3%s 1955--f&a
81
101%
Equip trust 4s Apr 1 1937-49— b 3.50
Bridge—
1st mtge g 4s 1936—
100
f&a
Gen m
81%
102
2.50
16
_
4%s'61 opt'41-j&j
5%s 1952 ser b
j&j
115
j&j
109
16
5.00
16%
26%
4,00
5.00
4.00
5.40
4.25
--
Eqtr 5s 1936-1938 «yr)
m&s
Western Fruit Express—
Eq 5s j'ne 15 37-'39 cyr) j&d
Eq tr 4%s 1937-1940-j&d
18
*/32%
j&d
j&j
Gen 4%s 1977 series e
j&d
Gen mtge 4s ser g 1946
j&j
Gen mtge 4s ser h 1946
j&j
Eq tr 4%s 1936-1939
m&s b
Eq tr 4%s 1936-1940 d<yr) j&j
Denver & Rio Grande Western—
j&j */32
5s 1947
Gen m 5s 1973 ser o—
Gen 4%s 1976 series d
Delaware River rr &
25%
g
1st & ref g
65
Delaware & Hudson—
Greenbrier Cheat & Elk—
1st 5s 1944
j&j
w Va Midland Ext 5s '54-j&j
Greenbr Ry 1st g gu 4s '40-m&n
Green Bay & Western—
Debenture ctfs a Feb..
Debenture ctfs b Feb—,
tr
y
102%
102
114%
104%
1.60
96%
103
102%
115%
104%
1.25%
175
1.50
1.50p
2.00
1.50%
1.50%
2.00
102
98
107
50,
9%
103
99%
75
10%
Guantanamo & Western—
94%
3%
Det & Mack pr lien 4s 1995-j&d f
4s stamped 1995
f
35%
1st
96%
16
a&o
101
1st 5%s 1950 ser b
1st 5s 1950 series c
4%
a&o
93%
'52 j&j
Stmpd iJuly 1 1933 cpn on).
70
Ship Island rr—
1st ref & term g 5s Feb
25
Gulf Terminal of Mobile—
1st mtge g 4s 1957 gu
25
94%
75%
Gulf &
35%
115%
59%
j&j
m 6s 1958 series a
Guayaquil & Quito 1st 5s '32 j&j2
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
100
Ctfs of dep for gtd 4s 1935-j&j f
Des Plaines Val 4%s 1947—m&s f
Mortgage gold 4s 1995—j&d /
Mtge 4s stamped 1995
f
45
3.50%
b 5.00
105
1st m 3s 1962
j&j
2nd 4s gold sterling 1955. a&o
1st 4s Feb 25 '39 Alg gu-m&n
1st 4s Feb 15 '42 Alg gu—m&n
69
57
62
60
a&o
64
8%.
13
40
3%s 1941
65
29
102%
Grand River Valley 1st 4s 1959
Grand Trunk Pacific—
57
19
w
12
a&o
2nd 4s 1936
87%
118%
x
7%
1945—j&j
eqtr4%s 1936-1939s-a--m&n
22
20%
£
106%
18
55
119%
-
20
13%
-
Girard Point Sfge 3 %s '40- - a&o
Goshen & Deckert'n 1st 5%s 1978
89%
82
!}£%
nn.
Georgia Midland—
1st g 3s 1946
a&o
Ga rr & Bkg ref 6s 1951—a&o
4s Jan 1 1947
j&j
Gouv & Osw 1st 5s g 1942
Gr r & Ind ext 4%s 1941
j&j
'42 j&d
j&j
7 %s '36 ser aj&d
Gen income 5s Aug '55
f&a /
Assented subject to plan
/
Ref & impt 5s 1978 ser b-.a&o
12%
101
99
j&j
j&j /
f* 20%
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s
Deb 5s 1952.
j&j
a&o
m&n
5%s May 1 1937.m&n
83%
m&n /
Georgia Fla & Ala 1st 6s '52.f&a J
21%
b.-j&d
4%
4
,rtrw
1st m 6s 1946 series a
120
Deb 48 1956 guar
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 5%s,
Cuba rr 1st g 5s 1952
105%
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934—
Georgia & Florida rr—
112
202
m&n
*f
/
112
'54-j&j
Detroit Term & Tunnel—
1st guar 4%s 1961
9%
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948. j&d
Ga Caro & n 1st 5s g 1929—j&j
1st ext
Connecting Ry (Phila)—
1st m gu 4s Mar 15 '51-m&s 15
1st 5s 1951
m&s
4s 1936
8
_
j&d
Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945
96
110%
102
78
Eq tr 4%s 1937-'42 (yr)-m&n
Equipment trust 5s
Equipment trust 5%s
*f
104 %
Genesee River 6s 1957
,Py»
j&j
ser
18
—
j&j
-
1961
2nd ext 6s 1979
1st 5s 1944
/
1st lien & ref m 5%s 1938-a&0
Galveston Term 6s 1938
m&s
1%
Connecticut & Passumpsic Rivers
1st gold 4s 1943
a&o
Conn River gold 4s 1943
m&s
~
Galveston Houston & Henderson
110
f&a
1st ext g 4s 1955
Concord & Claremont—
9
,
Dep Det 4 % s '41
Ft Worth & d c 6s 1921—
106
97
36
4%s 1982
May '37 coup).
Proof of claim filed———
110%
110%
j&j
8%
15
j&j
Fort St Un
a&o
gold 4s 1948
60
60
98%
Certificates of deposit.
v 3%
Dodge Des Moines & Sou—
1st 5s 1938—
j&d / 12w
108
Col Newberry & Laurens—
1st 3s July 1 1937
2.00
2.00
con
Nov '32 and
112%
112%
104%
106%
106%
110
2.00%
2.00%
65
_
m&n
88
77 %
97%
Fort
1980—m&n
W*
55
j&j
Proof of claim filed
Amended 1st
105%
110%
107%
102%
89
107
107
8%
Gen ref gold 4s 1950
j&j
1st cons ref 4%s '52 opt--m&n
104%
100%
95
85
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv
93%
95
-
m&n
105
106%
117%
j&j
'59-j&d
m&s
Fla So 1st g gu 4s 1945
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
105%
1939 -—j&j
'91. j&j
col tr g 4s *90
1st con g 4%s 1936
j&j
Denver & Salt Lake ry—
Inc mtge 6s Jan 1 1960-An Apr
1st 4t> 1950
j&j
Des Moines & Fort Dodge—
19
l7Po
»
104%
101%
41
"?8H
.
Eq 4%s '37-'4l h is-a).—m&s
103 %
Denver & Rio Grande—
♦/ 44
81%
78%
c—j&j
Eqtr 5%s 1937
con g
85
a&o
a&o
Certificates of deposit
Col & Pt Deposit 4s 1940—-f&a
Columbus & Hocking Valley—
1st
tr
1993
j&d
1993--—-j&d
thy*
37
^
104%
Prior lien gold 4s 1996
Gen lien gold 4s, 1996
Delaware Lackawanna & Western
55%
j&j
j&j
a__a&0
1965
Erie—
102%
General mtge 4%s
15-yr g
108%
107%
4s 1940—f&a
Louis—
1st & ref gold 4s 1943
51
a&o
59%
8%
m 6s '41 ser
1st l'n & ref g
>f
1st lien & re 6s
110%
63%
109"
el Paso & Southwestern rr—
56
Spr & Col Div 4s 1st g '40.m&s
White w v Div 1st 4s *40--j&j
Cleveland & Mahoning—
Gold 5s 1938
j&j
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
Ser a 4%s gen gtd 1942---j&j
Ser b 4%s gen gtd 1942..a&o
Ser b 3%s gen gtd 1942—a&o
Ser o 3%s gen gtd 1948--m&n
Ser d 3%s gen gtd 1950--f&a
Gen & ref 4%s 1977 ser a.f&a
Gen & ref 4%s 1981 ser b—j&j
Cleve Short l 4%s 1961
a&o
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
1st 4s gold guar 1995
m&n
Cleveland Union Terminals—
1st s f 5%s 1972 series a.-a&o
1st m s f 5s 1973 series b—a&o
1st sf4%s 1977 series c._a&o
Coal Riv Ry 1st 4s gu 1945.j&d
Ext
112
106
Florida East Coast 4%s
1st & ref 5s 1974
—j&j
Ref & imp m 5s '63 ser d—j&j
Ref & imp 4%s ser e 1977-j&j
St l Div 1st
110
107
108%
—
Consol Rys <n h) deb 4s
Deb 4s 1955
Deb 4s 1955
106
20
Ref & imp
,112%
& Williamsport—
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-j&j
Income 5s 2862
a&o
el Paso & r i 1st gu 5s 1951-j&j
_
101
Chic June rr 1st 4s 1945.-m&s
12%
General 4s gold
Gen m 5s ser b
102
,
Columbus & Toledo—
103
'
106
Colorado & Southern—
HH
'
n
110%
Columbus—
c w & m Div 1st 4s g
16"
*
107.24
110%
109%
a&o
British
104%
1943
cons guar
m&n
Florida Central & Peninsula
1st cons 5s gold 1943
Cairo Div 1st g 4s
f107H
Called July 1 at 107 %.
k Last sale.
107.24
110%
105%
Clearfield & Mahoning—
102
110
Warm Spr Val
a
Elmira
107
O107.12
5s series c 57-m&n
lstM3%sserD 1971
m&n
101%
112
1st 5s g *41-m&s
Chesapeake & Ohio Northern—
1st m 58 1945 guar
a&o
Chesterf & Lancaster 5s !55„f&a
111
109
115
accrued interest,
—«
1st mtge g
1st
_
50-yr 5s 1975 series a
f&a
Conv adj 5s Jan 2000
a&o
Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul
Gen g 4s a May 1 1989
j&j
Gen g 3%s b May 1 1989.j&j
Gen 4%s May '89 series o.j&j
Gen 4%s May '89 ser e—j&j
Gen m 4%s May '89 Ser f-j&j
Eq 4%s '36-'43 e & f iyr)_j&j
Eq 4%s '36-'4l g & h iyr) j&j
Eq tr 5s '36-'40 ser.b «yr).f&a
Chicago & North Western—
Gen M3Hsg 1987
m&n
Gen m gold 4s 1987
m&n
Stmpd non-pay Fed inc tax.
Gen m 5s '87 stpd Inc tax.m&n
GenM4%s'87 stpd inc taxM&n
GenM4%s'87 stpd inc taxM&n
15-year 6%s Mar 1936—m&s
1st & ref 5s May 2037
j&d
1st & ref 4kb May 2037—j&d
1st & ref 4%s May 2037 o j&d
Oonv g 4ka 1949 ser a—m&n
Eq 5sl936^'38p <yr)_____j&d
Eq 4%s '36-'42<yr)ser a.m&n
Chic r i & Pac ry—
General gold 4s 1988
j&j
Certificates of deposit
Ref g 4s 1934 opt to 1911— a&o
Certificates of deposit
Sec 4hs 1952 ser a
m&s
— -
76
109%
Columbia Ry 4%s 1944.-a&o
Elgin Jol & East 5s 1941—m&n
Clev Cine Chic & St
a. a&o
110%
b—j&j $109.28
Ref & imtp 3%s d 1996--m&n
100%
100
Eq tr 2%s 1937-1946-- —-j&d
Eq tr 3s, 1936-1950
a&o b 2 75
Eq tr 4ks '36-'40 (yr)
.a&0 b 2.25
Eqtr 5s 37-'38 <yr)
m&s 15 b 1.50
Eq tr 5%s 1937 (yrly) —-j&d b 1.50
111
Craig Valley 1st 5s g 1940-j&j
Illinois Div 3 %s '49 op
4s July 1 1949
6v6u
Cleveland Akron &
65
1992—m&s
Gen m 4s 1958
os
1st gtd 5s
105%
Ref & imp4%s 1993 ser
Ref & impt 4%s '95 ser
r & a Div 1st con g 4s
2d con g 48 1989
Nor Div 1st g 4s 1948
Edmonton Dunvegan &
108
al07.12
xvi
isc
80
m&n
Coll trg 5s 1937
Central Vermont
W.
67%
73
m&n
Consol 1st g 5s 1956
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
99%
1.25
66
East Tenn & Western n c—
Conv gold 48 1953 ser
Series b 1953
co—
Central rr & Banking of ga—
106%
East Tenn Va & Georgia—
39%
i¥?
105
1951-j&j
100
1954—a&o
f&a
4s 46 -—m&s
j&j
1 1941
Dutchess Co rr 4%s 1940--j&d /100
109
East Penn 1st 4s 1958
m&s
Ry—
Cin n o & Tex Pac
Guar g 5s
1960
Gen g s f 5s Jan
100
98%
105%
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic—
1st gold 5s 1937
j&j
101%
& Chicago—
1st 4s Aug 1 1936.- ---Cin Ind & West 1st 5s 1965.m&n
Cincinnati Lebanon & Northern—
1st consol gtd 4s 1942--—m&n
Cine & Musk Val 4s
a&o
1st & ref 5s 1965
Cincinnati Hamilton &
77
74
Range—
1937
Duluth Missabe & Northern
89%
Cine Ind St Louis
57"
5s
—j&j
1st extended 5s 1965
tl04.28
Guar
Consol gold 5s
1st
109%
j&j
gold guar 4s 1953
Detroit & Plcataquis—
1st 4%s 1949
Duluth & Iron
.j&j 1104.28
1963
1st
111%
101%
1st mtge 3
66
66
——a&o
1944—— —
1st m 4s series d
106
j&j
1964
1st 5s Mar 1
18
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—
90%
88%
1st 4s 1951
j&d
Chic Santa Fe & California—
1st 5s Jan 1 1937-- — - —-j&j
Chic Ten e Haute & Southeast—
1st & ref g 5s Dec 1/60 <
Inc mtge 5s Dec 1 1960—m&s
Chicago Union Station—
Mem Dlv
1st guar 4%s series a
1st m 5s 1963 series b
16%
66
110
§1j&d
Con g 5s June 15
Con g 3%s June 15
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Detroit Toledo & Ironton
30-yr conv 4%s 1960——m&n f
Eq tr 5s 1937-38 is-a)
j&d
Eq 4%s '36-'42 o (yr)-—-j&j
Eq tr 4%s '37- 45 <s-a) — -j&d
Chicago St Louis & n o—
1963-j&j
_
Gen m 4s 1987
Bid
ry—i Concluded)
Ohic r i & Pac
_
j&j
76
86
88
117
183
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
Nominal.
$ Called July 1 at 110.
t Called July 1 at
105.
b Basis,
d Called Sept. 1 at 105.
/ This price includes
RAILROAD BONDS
70
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bid
Bonds
Harl R & Portch—See N Y N
Ask
Bid
Bonds
H&Ha rtford.
Harris Ports Mt Joy & Lane RR
Ext 4s 1943
J&J
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1946
M&N
Lexington & Eastern—
1st guar 5s 1965
112
86
88
^ Eq tr 5s 1936-1939
Eq tr 5s 1937-1938
Holiaaysburg
A&O 6
yr)
&
Bedford
"
J&J
Oumb
6
1.
123 M
1.00%
1.75
1.25%
r
1st gold 4s 1939 guar..
r
)
3-yr deb 6s 1937——J&D
3Ms '51.A&0
79 M
30
86
106
97M
106
M
85
108 m
103 m
i09m
101h
73 M
106M
-•
103 m
1.40%
b
b
Equipm<
Atl K&
100 M
97%*
96 M
f
94 H
107m
Macon Dublin &
1st 5s 1947acon Termini
Maine Central-
81m
103
104
99m
77
86
116
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
102 M
1st gold 4s 1950———J&J
Indianapolis & Louisville—
1st guar 4s 1956-..
-..J&J / 42
Indianapolis Union—
Gen & ref 5s 1965 ser A.—J&J 1102 28
44%
105M
Adj M 6s July 1952 ser A.April I
1st M 5s 1956 series B—J&J 1
1st M 5s 1956 ser C——J&J f
Eq tr 5Ms 1937-42 (yr)—A&O 6
Internat Rys (Central America)—
104M
33
hi*
33
5.00
37
4%
96
Joplin Union Depot Co—
h. 1st g 4Mb 1940 guar opt.M&N
10
.M&S
-Sept 1
47
45M
'
109 M
104
112}
114m
90
„
90M
1.50%
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
1st M 4 Ms 1961 (sterling) .J&J
101
102 M
106
103 M
102 M
101M
104M
103 M
105
97
.
Con M 6s
,
ann
irred
J&D
Con M 4 Ms ann irred—.J&D
Gen cons gold 4s 2003.—M&N
Gen
con go.«
4Mb 2003—M&N
Gen con gold 5s 2003
M&N
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York
„
1st 4Mb gold
*
116
105 M
90
93 M
111
94 M
48
60M
61M
57
67M
105
105 M
92M
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
105M
103 M
109
93 M
47 M
1940— —J&J
Lehigh Vail Term 5s 1941—A&O
,
/
§5m
79
& NW 1st
4s"l947M&S
36
72
::::
:
3
66
_
1
33m
32m
39 m
gold 4s 1938——J&_
1st cons gold 5s 1938——J&J
1st cons 5s 1938 gu int.—J&J
2d M gold 4s guar 1949—J&J
1st ref 6s 1946 series
1st ref 5Ms 1978 ser
10SH
81
41
91
73
88
83
71
25-year 5Ms 1949——--—M&S
Eq tr 4s'36-*38 s-a.—J&D15
Equipment trust 4Ms.—--—
M St P & S3 M & Cent Term Hylst Ch Ter s f 4s '41op'16. M&N
Mississippi Cent g 5s 1949.-.J&J
Missouri Illinois Bridge and Belt
RR cons 4s 1951-———J&J
Mo-Ill RR 5s 1959.--------J&J
Mo Fans & Okla 5s 1942--.M&S
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A—.J&J
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B..
J&J
Prior lien 4Ms 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
Mo Pacific RR (new company)
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A..._F
Certificates of deposit—...
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F—M&S
Certificates of deposit--....
1st & ref 5s 1978 ser G—M&N
Certificates of deposit......
1st & ref 5s 1980 ser H...A&O
Certificates of deposit......
1st & ref 5s 1981 ser I—F&A
Certificates of deposit.
Conv g 5 Ms 1949 ser A—.M&N
Secured 5Ms 1936-1956—J&D
Equip trust 5s 1937 '40(yr)M&S
Eq tr 4 Ms '37-'44 F (yr)—M&N
A&O
85m
32m
_
Income deb 5s 2032
t Called July 1 at 103.
n*
\hH
30
29m
5.50
5.50
4%
4%
— mm -
82m
38m
83
102 m
105
39
_
6 Basis,
.J&J
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915
Extended at 5% 1940—M&N
Ref & impt 4Ms 52 ser A—J&J
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953—J&J
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
Non-cum inc 5s '35 ser A—A&O
1st 5s 1954 series B——A&O
1st M 5Ms 1954 series A—A&O
1st 5s 1956 series G—... F&A
1st M 4Mb 1956 series D—F&A
84
84 m
71H
70""
58
60
91m
/
91m
/
31m
32
/
30m
31m
W*
32
30 X
31m
/
/
f
/
31m
30m
S l\«
t
31m
tr
b
5
A.25
4.40
66"
——
M
99
63
66m
92 h
92m
*/ 33
(
/
/
/
35
36m
40
42
39 m
37 m
36
5 5.00
Equip trust 4 Ms
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
110 m
1st M g 4Ms 1945 guar—J&J
—M&N
nM
9554
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A—F&A
Ref & impt 4Ms 2013 A—.A&O
86M
impt 5s 2013 O——A&O
SIM
10-year 3 Ms sec s f 1946—A&O
New York Central & Hud Riv—
Ref g 3Ms July 1 1997.—J&J
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt—J&J
Ref & ref 4 Ms ser A 2013—A&O
L 8 coU tr g 3 Ms 1998
F&A
101m
38h
4%
;
—
32
11*
32
31m
10m
12m
3.00%
3.25%
101m
105 m
86 m
95
3 Ms 1998—F&A
Spuyten Duyvil & Pt Morris—
3Ms 1959—-——J&D
NYC L eq 5s 1937 (yr).—J&D b
NYC L eq 5s -37-'39 (yr).J&D h
NYC L eq 4Ms'36-'37 (yr)M&S 5
NYC Lines eq 4Mb Mar 151937
to 1939 (year)
...M&S 15 b
(yearly)———M&N15
b
NYC RR eq 4Ms '37-'45.M&N b
N Y Chicago & St Louis—
1937——A&O
94m
ioo
1.25
2.00
1.25
.75%
1.25%
.75%
2.00
1.25%
2.25
2.55
1.50%
1a0%
103 m
96m
99 H
T'i
»m
2.25%
lork & Erie RR—
2.00
1%
.75 to
3.25%
107 m
108 m
107k
111
110
b
'37-51
112h
•
1st 4s ext g 1947———M&N
2d ext 5s 1939—
M&S
—M&S
Guar g 5s 1946--^——M&N
r Y & Har 1st g 3
Ms 2000—M&N
r Y & Hob Fy 5s May '46—J&D
mm mm mmm
102
76
3d mtge 4Mb 1938
r Y & Greenwood Lake
95
99 h
106 h
F Y Lade & Western—
98
1st & ref 4s ser A 1973—M&N
1st & ref 4Mb 1973 ser B..M&N
rew York & Long Branch—
General gold 4s
Deb
Deb
Deb
Deb
Deb
Deb
Deb
4s May 1
4s July 1
110^
..
mmmmrnrnrn
99 m
/
28m
1957—M&N /
*55 non-conv J&J /
16m
25
non-conv—M&N
non-conv—M&S
3Ms March 1947
M&S
3 Ms 1954 non-conv—A&O
3Ms 1956 conv.—J&J
15-year secured 6s 1940—A&O
1st & ref 4Mb 1967
-J&D
Equip tr 4Mb Sept 15 1936 to
Mar 15 1945 (s.-a.)
M&S15
Equipt tr 4Mb *36-'4o (yr).J&J
4s 1956
4s 1947
tment trust
27 m
f
/
24
35
38
/
29m
30m
b
4.50
b
4.50
4.50
3.25%
3.25%
I
t
k Last sale,
n
29
25m
25m
24
/
/
5s———— b
NY&NJ Ferry 5s 1946—J&J
f This price includes accrued interest,
98 h
105m
107m
1941.——M&S
General 1st 5s 1941—M&S
fY & NE Bos Ter 4s 1939—A&O
r Y New Haven & HartfordDeb 6s Jan 15 '48 conv—J&J15
*
32
32
112m
95 h
86 m
93 h
97 h
M O coll tr g
EauiDtrust 3s Julv 1
26m
/
64"
106 m
1st coll tr g 5s Oct 11947
3m
3m
90m
92
98
m m
3m
3m
4m
3m
42
3
6
90
5
5
mm mm
3
3
3m
2H
101m
3-year 6s Oct 11938--—Ref 5Ms 1974 ser A——-A&O
Ref 4Mb 1978 ser O
.M&S
Equip tr 4Mb 1936-*44 (yr)F&A
Equip tr 5s 1936*'38 (yr)—F&A b
57
26
A—.J&J
B—J&J
1%
New Orleans Great Northern—
10-yr conv 6s 1944
(' #» m-m m
—
5H
3
2m
2m
88
92
104 m
General 5s Jan 1 1938——
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940—J&J
New Mexico Ry & Coal Co—
1st gold 4s
.
P
104m New York Central RR—
39
S
5
National Rys of MexicoPrior lien g 4Ms s f 1957—J&J /
Gen mtge 4s 1$77——— A&O /
Nat RR of Mex p 1 g 4Mb '26 J&J /
1st cons gold 4s 1951
A&O f
National Transc Branch Lines Co
NYC Lines eq 4Mb'37-*40
1st refdg gold 4s 1949——M&S f
Ref & ext 5s Feb '62 ser A.Q-F /
Certificates of deposit—— /
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
1st cons
103
1965—.A&O
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mtge 5s 1954——F&A
Lehigh valley1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948—J&D
95
1913 ext at 4M?
Certificates of deposit——.
88
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930-—J&J
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
1st M 5s 1978———J&J
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987—J&J
ser A
1st ext 4Ms 1939————
Con ext 4Ms 1939———
91
2.00
50-year 1st 5s 1983———J&J
Milwaukee & Northern—
/
108 M
mtge 4s
lly*
90
3.25%
3.25%
95
Minneapolis & St Louis—"
45M
56
rnnrntim
94
106m
93 m
97 m
87 H
^101
86 M
—A&O
104
106 M
102 M
104
54
1st M s f 4Mb 1955———A&O
101m
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954—M&N
New Castle & Shenango Valley-^
1st 4Mb Jan 1 1937———
108m
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu—i.J&J
Consdf g 5s July 1 1945—J&J
82m
N Hav & No Ham 4s 1956 guJ&D f
104
19"
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986——F&A
103 m
65
100m N J A N Y 1st ext 5s 1950—M&S
_
Mil&State Line 1st 3 Ms 1941. J&J
106
105 £
101
104m
95
10
3
Valley—5s 1943—A&O ,80%
/ 69
Adj M Apr 1 *53 ser A—
Mil Sparta
2.25
Gen
91*"
90
Eqtr 5 Ms 1936-38 (year) .M&S
al RyCity Terminal Ry-
int at rate 4.8665—
/
-I
M&N /
5_% to 1940
Cons 6s
103M
104 m
103 m
Tlst guar gold 5s 1937— —F&A
Ref &
107
79
1st gold 3Ms 1952.-..-—1
Middlesex Val 1st 5s 1942—B
Middletown & Unionville—_
108
Kansas
accr
1
104 M
101M
103 M
1st 5s
107
89"
P]lain 1961———J&J
1st mtge 4 »s ungar 1961.——
Lake Erie &
rest 1st 5s '37. J&J
2d gold 5s July 1 1941—J&J
ch
Lake Shore & Mich South
s 1997—J&D
Cong g ref 3
Clair 4s *45 A&O
Leamington &!
Michigan CentralRef & impt 4 J'
ext at
86M
Stmpd
guar_M&;
Midland
93M
99 M
86M
■.
g7M
70
115m
93m
bonds
(Foreign series) I960---—J&D / >39
of N J 1st 6s 1910
Kan City Sou—1st g 3s 1950 A&O
Ref & impt 5s Apr 11950—J&J
Acer int at exch rate 4.8665—
1%
1.25%
Mexican International—
Midi RR 4% franc
87 M
^
10h
Midland
45M
deposit.
Income 5s Mar 1934
Meridian Term 4s '55
1st 5s 1943——
Income 4s 1943
106M
1st 5s June 1 1944——J&D
Certificates of
J*
h
.
K C Mem & Bir 4s 1934
—
96
Certificates of deposit—
1st & ref g 4s 1951.. —M&S
Jacksonville & Gainesville &
Gulf Ry 1st 5s 1951—.—-A&O f
8
Jackson Lansing & Saginaw—
1st 3Ms Sept 1 1951—
94M
—
Jacksonville Terminal—
108
l>
1st 5s July 1 1939——————
105 M
r
Ref & ext 5s series A1967—J&J
105M
■f- Ref & ext 6s series B 1967—J&J
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield
i 1st g 4s 1959 guar
93M
J&D
Joliet & Northern Inci 4s 1957 J&J
97M
BFalamazoo Allegheny &
Grand Rapids gtd 5s '38—J&J
Hal & Sou Haven—See Mich Cent
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon RR
1st gold 5s 1940-——
J&J
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948.A&0
Kana & Mich 1st 4s 1990—A&O
Kanawha & W Va 5s 1955—J&J
Kan City Ft Scott & Memphis—
Ref g 4s 1936 guar.---— A&O
/
Marquette Houghton & Ontonlst ext 6s Jan 11937—
-laryland & Pa 1st g 4s '51-M&
Memphis Union Station Co—
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959--.M&.
103M
k
i
[anitowoc Green Bay & Wester
1st gtd 3Ms 1941.—
J&
/
87M
97M
91M
u0m
132
^
,
86M
1st M 5s 1972 opt——M&N
1st col tr 6% notes 1941.M&N
1st 1 & ref 6 Ms 1947
F&A
Interstate Transf Ry 5s 1945.J&J
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938—J&D
54.00
54.00
Equipment trust 5 Ms
90
ManilaBR Sou Lines 4s '39.M&N
4s 1939 ext to 1959
83 m
Philippine Govt gu——M&1
103
Sinking fund g 7s 1937—M&"
103.8
106
105 M
B—J&J
A
J&J
109 m
122
1st mtge gold 5s 1939—M&S
Montgomery & Erie 1st 5s 1956—
Montour RR 1st 5s 1963—.F&A
103 m Morris & Essex 3 Ms 2000.-_ J&D
108 m
Oonstr'n 5s 1955 ser A...M&N
103 m
Constr'n 4Ms 1955 ser B.M&N
110
Nashville Chattanooga & St L—
1st M 4s 1978 ser A—.—F&A
107m
102m
Eq tr 4Ms 1936-37 (yr)..A&0
9 8.m Nashville Florence & Sheffield—
•
103 M
Ref & imp M 3 Ms ser B '86 M&S
Internat-Great North Ry—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A—J&J 1 31
*
1.50
2.00
112m
107 m
88 m
113 m
81
90M
85M
75
110
107m
11
107
114
& ref 5s 1965 ser
& impt 4 Ms 1980
29
106 h
2 00%
2.00%
.75%
Genl mtge 4s 1957L—i—J&J
Gen mtge 4Ms 1957—-—J&J
25
91
90m
.Gen 6s 1955———
A&O
Mont Cent 1st g 6s 1937—J&J
1st guargold 5s 1937-J&J
103 m
r
1.25%
Indiana Bloomington & Western—'
1st ext 4s 1940————A&O
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
94 m
108 m
102M
89
83
18
Montauk Ext 1st 5s 1945——J&J
77m
M
79
Sp'field Div ext 3Ms 1951 J&J
1951--F&A
94M
114
50-year gold 5s 1937—
105M
Western lines g 4s
Mohawk & Malone—
1st guar g 4s 1991-.—-M&S
Gonsol gold 3 Ms 2002—.M&S
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & Lou
Monongahela Ry Co—
1st mtge 48 ser A 1960— -M&N
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955---A&O
j
Unified gold 4s 1940--.
1st & ref 5 Ms 2003 ser 1
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B.
2.50
2.50
1 25
2.00
1 75
83
Montana Wyoming & Southern—
Guaranteed gold 4s 194
Louisville & Nashville—
78M
,
11
,
103 m
85m
r
83M
2 00
2.10
84
60
11M
75
Eq 4Mb 1937-41 (yr)—-J&J15
75
Eq tr 5s 1937-38 (s-a)....M&S
Eq tr 5s 1937-39 (year)—J&J
75
Montgom Div g 5s 1947—F&A / 17 m
,
76
12m
—M&N f 93
4%..
84m
Louisiana & Arkansas—
1st M 5s ser A 1969———-J5 r
Louisiana & North Western—
1st M gold 5s 1935— —A&
/
80 M
84M
Carlo Bridge 4s g 1950—J&D
Litch Div 1st g 3s 1951—J&J
Louisv Div 3 Ms g 1953—J&J
Omaha Div 1st 3s g 1951— F&A
St Louis Div 3Ms g 1951-J&J
St Louis Div 3s g 1951—J&J
1.25%
2.00
Louisville Henderson & St Louis-
96
40-year 4 Ms Aug 1 1966.F&A
Eq tr 4Ms 1936-1939 K—F&A
Eq tr 4Ms 1936 1940 L-A&O
Eq tr 4 Ms *37-'41 M (s-a) .M&N
Eq tr 4 Ms 1936-41 Ser N-A&O
Eq tr 4Mb 1936 (yr) O..J&J
Eq tr 5s 1937 ser J- -— M&N
Equipment trust 5Ms
103
r
111M
102
f
Mobile & BirminghamPrior lien 5s, 1945—
J&J
Gen M g 4s 1945———J&J
Mobile & Ohio—*
Gen gold 4s, 1938——M&S
Ref & hnpt 4Ms 1977—M&S
Secured
1938
M&S
105
IP
82M
76M
100
73M
_
102m
102 m
102 m
:104H
rioiM
)b
2.00
i b
3.00
Bid
Bonds
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975.M&S
3d 7s ext to July 1938 at
104 m
3
)
T*
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
Pur liens 1st g 3Ms 1952—J&J
Jt 1st ref M (IO&OSL&
N O) 5s 1963 ser A—J&D
Series O 4Ms 1963J&D
Gold 6 Ms July 1 1936
J&J
105 m
3
Equip tr 5s 1937-39
1st g 3s sterling 1951——M&S
Coll trust gold 4s 1952—A&O
44
42m
/
74
104M
Main L ext 1st g
109
103
79
1st gold 5s 1957 opt———F&A
Adjinc up to 6% Feb '57-A&0 t 29%
84
1st M 4Mb 1957 conv——F&A
Illinois Central—
109;
1st gold 4s 1951———J&J
103 j
1st gold 3Ms 1951
J&J
Ext
Little Miami guar 4s 1962—M
Little RoCk & Hot Spr West R:
„
J&J
1st lien g 5s 1937
Hudson & Manhattan—
—II
101H
Long Dock cons 3Ms 1950Long Island—
107
/ 30
/ 74
103
Houston Belt & Term 5s '37-J&J
Houston & Texas Central--
124 m
ioo
r
120
1999—J&J
69 H
Lincoln Park & Charlotte-
HockingValley Rysons
k, 1st cons gold 4Ks
r 5s 1937
122 m
)
...
Ask
68
i
29
28m
31m
w*76
Nominal*
25j|
3.25%
93m
'
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "ana interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Bid.
Bonds
N Y Pennsylvania A Ohio—
Prior lien 4%s 1035
—MAS
N Y Phil & Norf—1st g 4s 39 JAJ
102
Income 4s Jan 1 1030— -MAN
103
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948
J AD
™ v Prov A Bos
/103%
4s 1942
AAO
86 %
N Y A Put 1st 4s g 1003
A AO
N Y Short Line 4s 1957
F&A , 109
N Y & Stamford 4s 1958
MAN / 44
N Y Susq A Western—
1st refunding 5s 1937—
2d mtge 4%s 1037
75
JAJ
WAA
65
1st A ref g 5s '61 opt
103%
Erie—
118%
A 1940-AAO
112%
Con g eru 4%s ser
87%
4%s series B 1942
-A&O
4%s series O 1942..---—MAN
57
130$
106
102
'15-.FAA •/14
I
if
110%
112%
no%
120
120
120
121
113%
Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 5s—
April 11033 A sub coups 1945.. fk 72 H
Without Apr 1 1033. Oct 11933
'
63%
and Apr 11934 coupons
Stmpd
as to sale of Apr 1 and
Oct 11033 A Apr 1 *34 cpns..
Northern Pacific—
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1007
Q-J
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
Q-F
Ref A imp 4%s 2047 ser A. JAJ
Ref A Imp 6s 2047 ser B
JAJ
Ref A imp 5s 2047 ser O
JAJ
Ref A imp 5s 2047 ser D
JAJ
'
63%
109%
i*o§*
itts
107%
2.00
Eqtr 4%s 1937-*40 (yr)MAS15
1st g 4s
Pittsburgh A
3hawmut—
1st • f g 5s 1959
JAD / 30
Pitts Shenango A Lake Erie—
114%
120%
1st gold 5s 1940
AAO
114%
107
Cons 1st g 5a July 1 1943—JAJ
109
Plttab Term RR A Coal—
83
1st g guar sf5s 1942
JAJ
109%
Pitts Va A Char gu 4s 1943 MAN
Pitts A West Va Ry—
1st m 4%s 1958 ser A
JAD
88
1st m 4%s 1959 ser B——AAO
87%
1st M 4%s 1960ser C
,_AAO
b
4.00
65
Eq tr 3%s Apr 11937-1946
Pitts Young A Ashtabula—
109
75
1st gen 4s series A 1948—JAD
119%
1st M 5s 1962 series B
FAA
121
110
1st gen 5s 1974 series O—JAD
109
80%
1st 4%s series D 1977
JAD
103% Port Arthur Canal A Dock—
101%
111%
1st 6s 1953 series A
FAA
101%
107%
1st M 6s 1953 series B—FAA
100%
107% Portl (Me) Term gu 4s 1961.JAJ
109%
1.25%
Guar 5s 1961
JAJ
100%
Gen g 3 3-10s 1953
JAD
Northwestern Terminal RR—
1st M 5s 1077
An .-Apr / 43
Norwich A Worcester—
1st mtge 4%s 1947
MAS
5s
1950
Ohio River gen 5s 1937
Old Oolony RR 4s 1938
AAO
JAJ /
FA A /
—
—
—
63
64
JAD /
59
1st m 4%s 1950 series CL..JAJ / 59
Ore RR A Nav cons 4s 1946. JAD
il2%
1st M 5%s 1044
1st M 5s 1945 series B
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946—JAJ
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd—
1st M s f 0%e 1948
FAA
66
68
63
4%s 1939
Cons mtge 4s 1939
Penn Ohio A Detroit RR—
10
10
/ 71%
103%
106%
101%
105%
103 %
102%
101
25
105%
99%
107
110
Rich A Peters 4%s 1940
AAO
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952.-JAJ
108
122
52
Richmond-Washington Oo—
Coll tr g gu 4s 1943 opt...JAD
104
57
OCT)
t>r}<
1st coll tr 4s 1949 op
AAO
Rock Island Ark A Louisiana—
at guar
1st m 4%s 1957
„
99%
105%
30
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s '51.-JAJ
St Johns A L Cham 5s 1944.MAS
_
1
113'"
119%
109%
108%
103%
101%
St
13%
104%
97
—
m
34
72"
1953
AAO /
Tampa North 1st 5s *36 op.JAJ
Tampa Union Sta 5s 1940
MAN
83
101
112%
108%
123%
116
117
113
115%
I St
JAJ
/This price Includes accrued interest,
k Last sale.
n
Nominal.
86
73
20%
15%
24
15""
112%
9
11
63
90*
92
96%
Texarkana A Ft Smith—
21%
18
21
23
1st m 5%s 1950 guar
-FAA
Texas City Term 6s 1941.JAJ26
10
18%
H*
86
85
84
19%
24%
21%
19%
18
89%
61%
f
104%
104%
83_
85
104*
106
1st gold 5s
—JAD
2000
124
103%
Gen & rsf 5s 1979 ser O—AAO
Gen A ref 5s 1980 ser D
J&D
104
Eq tr 5s 1936-1939
MAN b
Eq tr 4%s 1937-42 (yr)—AAO b
Eq tr 4%s 1937-43 (yr)—FAA b
b
Equipment trust 4s
90
65%
103%
3.00
3.00
3.00
3.00
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term RR—
54
38
Toledo Canada Southern & Det—
4.00%
4.00%
4.00%
1st M g 5%s
MAS
1964.
Ref A
108%
JAJ
102%
imp M 3%s ser A *60 JAD
div 1st 4s 1951-FAA
106%
1st 4s 1956
Toledo A Ohio Central—
Mary^s
106%
97
99
104
105
lit*
100
112%
Western RR—
JAJ
lstm. 6s 1952
Toledo St Louis A Western—
20
30
17
17%: Tol
1st gold 4s Apr 11950
AAO
Term 1st 4%» '57 gu—-MAN
104
Tol Walhouding Valley
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser C
103
Toronto Hamilton A Buffalo—
106%
119
121%
A Ohio—
MAS
1st gold 4s June 1 1946—JAD
Consol m 4%8 1966 ser A. .FAA
107%
%j
108%
111
Gen A ref 5s 1977 ser B—AAO
108"
104
117
Texas A Pacific Ry—
Toledo Peoria A
106
JAJ
Texas A N O con 5s 1943
90
89
88
105
JAD
Paul Union Depot—
1st A ref 5s 1972——
105
111%
118%
109
40
JAJ /
l
101
105 J
96%
79
81
MAN f
1st guar 4 %s 1941
FAA
Paul Minn A Manitoba—
5s ext fr July 1 '33 to July 1 *43
Montana ext 1st 4s 1937.JAD
Pacific Ext 1st 4a £ 1940—JAJ
1.50
110%
*778%
/ 75
/ 39
Mortgage 4s Dec 1 1996-.JAD
St Paul East Gr Tr
4%s 47 .JAJ /
9t PauPA Kansas City Short Line
St
1.25
—
1st
Louis
1st consol g 4s 1968
i%
1.50
1.65
1st m 6s 1947 ser A
AAO
Term RR Assn (St Louis)—
St
2.25%
90
89%
Tamna A Gulf Coast—
gold 4%s 1939
AaO
1st consol gold 5s 1944—FAA
Gen ref • f g 4s '53 op '10--JAJ
Terre Haute A Peor 5s 1942-MAS
75
Certificates of deposit
Southwestern—
1st g 4s 1989
2d g Inc 4s Nov 1989
94
SI*
90
86*
90"
1st term A unif 5s 1952—JAJ / 52
Gen A ref 5s ser A 1990—JAJ / 36
Eq tr 5%s 1937-1939 (s-a) MAS b 5 00
b 5 00
Equipment trust 5s
b 5.00
80
105
111%
69
93
74%
103
.JAJ
67%
Develop A gen M g 4s '56.AAO
Develop A gen 6s 1956—AAO
1.25%
Develop A gen 6%s 1956.AAO
3.1
Equipment trust 5%s
3.25
Eq tr 5s 1937-39 (s-a)
MAS
3.25
Eo tr 4%s Oct' 36-*39 (s-a)AAO
63
Aiken Branch 4s 1998
JAJ
102%
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 MAS
98
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996
112%
JAJ
85 K
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951.JAJ
Mobile A O coll tr 4s '38-MA8
90
Spartanburg Un Col 4s '95—JAJ
109
61
Spokane Falls A Nor 6s 1939-JAJ
18%
SpoK Internat 1st g 5s 1955.JAJ
14%
103% Stark Elec RR 1st 7s 1952—JAD
102
Staten Isl Ry 4%s 1943
JAD
Stephenvllle Nor A Sou Texas—
1st mtge guar g 5s 1940.
JAJ 1 20
Sturgis Goshen A Lt Louis Ry—
1st 3s Dec 1 1989
JAD
73
10
Surfolk A Car con 5s 1952.. JAJ /
111
Sullivan Oo RR 6s 1944
AAO
Sun A Lewis 1st g 4s 1936
JAJ
21% Sunbury Hazleton A W-B—
107%
2d mtge inc 6s 1938 coup.MAN
91% Susquehanna Bloomsburg A
111%
33
Berwick RR 5s 1952
A&O
2.00
93
/
/
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B..JAJ /
Certificates of deposit
/
Cons in 4%s 1978 ser A—MAS /
Gartiflcat
ales of deposit stmp. '
Eq cr 5s 1936 *37(year)—M&8
Eq 4%s 1937 *41 BB (yr).FAA
Equipment trust 4s
^
1.75
Southern Railway—
1st consol gold 5s 1994
Tennessee Central R>
.MAM
Certificates of deposit
St L Peo A N W 5s 1948 —JAJ
St Louia-S&n Francisco Ry—
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A—JAJ
123
1st g 5s
JAJ
Riv A Gulf Div 4s 1933
1.0070
1.25%
1.25%
2%
'
122
29%
St Lawr A Adirond 5s 1996—JAJ
2d gold 6s 1996
AAO
St Louis Iron Mt A Sou—
114%
100%
108
Joseph A Grand Island—
1st gold 4s 1947
21
,
$
90
JAJ
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949
JAJ
Rutland con 4%s 1941
JAJ
St Clair Mad A St Louis Belt—
St
ls.i-!N<3SO»
MAS •/19%
4%s 1934
Rock Island-Frisco Term Ry—
102
S
67
80
19%
.
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939..JAD
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940
JAJ
1st g 4s guar 1940
JAJ
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939
JAJ
106%;
100
107%
107%
Cons mtge 4%s 1940
AAO
Richmond A Mecklenburg—
1st g 4s Nov 11948
MAN
72%
65"
106
Rich Fredericksb A Potomac—
101%
101
Pennsylvania RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943
MAN
110%
do
4s gold 1948
MAN
114%
do
4s gold 1948 sterling
114)
stamped dollar. .MAN
do
121$
4%s gold 1960
FAA
Gen g 4%s 1965
112$
JAD
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
118%
JAD
Gen m 4%s 1981 ser D
AAO 1108%
Gen mtge 4%s ser E 1984.-JAJ
108%
Deb 4%s 1970
103
.AAO
Gen mtge 3 %s ser O 1970-AAO
101%
30-yr secured 4s 1937-1964. JAJ 6 3.75
i
1.40
Eq tr 5s 1937-38 (yr)
MAS
Gen equip 5s 1936-39 (yr) AAO
2.00
2.00
Eq tr 4%■ 1986-39 (yr)-__AAO
3.00
Eq tr 4s series E 1936-1949. JAJ
Peor A East cons 4s 1940
86
AAO
2d cons inc 4s 1990
11
Apr 1
Peoria A Pekln Union Ry—
l«t g 5%s 1974 series A...FAA
110%
Peoria Ry Ter 4s '37 gu op...JAJ
75
Pare Marquette Ry—
1st g 5s July 1950 Ser A—JAJ
104%
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B..JAJ
96%
1st 4%s 1980 ser O
99
MAS
6
3.00
Equipment trust 4%s
100
Equip trust 2%s 1937-46—JAJ
Pcraiomen 1st 6s 18 ext to '38Q-J
104%
2d 6s 1918 ext to 1938
Q-J
104%
96
68
b
104]
108J
1st A ref 4 %s 1977 ser A ..AAO
1st A ref 4 %s series B 1981
Gen 4s April 1 1960
—.AAO
Gen 5s 1974 series B
..FAA
Gen M 4%s 1977 ser O
JAJ
Gen 4%s series D 1981—JAD
93%
2.75
Eq 4%s:1937-'45 (s-a) ..MAN
b 2.25
Equipment trust 5s
Philadelphia A Reading RR—
110%
Imp M ext g 4s 1947__ AAO
101%
Cons ext gold 4a 1937. MAS
Term 5s g gu May 1 '41.Q-F
112%
Rensselaer
A
Saratoga—
111
6% g bda May 1 1941-MAN
100%
99
AAU
AAO
Phila A Bait Cent 4s 1951.-MAN
Phila Bait A Washington—
1st gold 4s 1943
MAN
is
64
Jer Cent g 4s '51 op *06—AAO
Gen A ref 4%s 1997 ser A.JAJ
Gen A ref 4 Hh 1997 ser B. .JAJ
65
112%
121%
107
49
75
Pennsylvania Companv—
28 year secured 4s 1963
FAA
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
MAN
Gu tr ctfls g 3%s 1937
MAS
Gu tr ctfs g 3%s 1941—FAA
Gu tr ctfS g 3%. 1942
JAD
Gu tr ctfs g 3%s 1944
JAD
Pa ANYCanal con 5s 1939
AAO
Cons mtge
110
Reading Company—
0% franc bonds (foreign series)
1950
JAD
Paterson Extension 5s 1950.JAD
Paullsta Ry 1st 7s'42serA MAS16
102
95
41
75
101
4s 1937—JAJ
Southern 111 A Mo Bridge Oo—
91%
1st M g 4s 1951
.MAN
South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951- -FAA / 73%
103%
So Pacific Branch L 1st 6s '37AAO
Soutbern Pacific Co—
93%
Coll tr 4s (O P) Aug 1 *49 JAD
1st
4%s
(Oregon Lines)
97
Series A 1977
MAJ
89%
40-year 4%s 1968
.MAS
89%
50-year 4%s 1981
MAN
89%
4%s 1969 with war
MAN
98 "4
10-yr secured 3%s 1946—JAJ
2.00
Equip 5s 1937-1939 (yr)—MAN
1.75
Equip tr 5s 1936-38 (jar).-JAD
2.25
Eq tr 4%s 1937-40 (yr)—.JAD
2.40
Eq tr 4%s *37-*41 (yr)
JAD
Pacific Fruit Express
2.00
Eq 5s *37-'39 O (yr)
MAS
2.25
Eq 5s '37-*41 D (yr)
AAO
Southern Pacific (Golden Gate
99%
Ferries) 1st 5%s 1949
AAO
Southern Pacific RR Oal—
105%
1st con g 5s gu 1937
MAN
105%
1st ref g 4s 1955 op 1910 .JAJ
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955 JAJ
102%
101%
80%
64
So Pac Coast 1st g
123
10
90
37
Con guar g 5a 1936——..FAA
Gen cons gu g 5s 1963—AAO
113%
111
60
107
102
South A North Alabama—
2.50%j
95
-
red to
88%,
91
100
121
Certificates of deposit
/
Pac Fruit Express—See Sou Pac—
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938— FAA
,101
2d ext 5s gold 1938
JAJ /100%
Cardelet Br 1st 4%s 1938. AAO
96%
Paducah A 111 1st 4%s 1955.JAJ
108
Paris-Orleans extl 5%s 1968 MAS
118%
89
87
99
103"
4%
54
Lewlsbv
1945——JAJ
5%s 1937-JAJ
snrev Bdg A Ter 5s '65 gu—FAA
Sioux City A Pac 3%s 1936--FAA
Somerset Ry 1st A ref 4s '56-JAJ
1st M 4s July 2 1950
.JAJ
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941AAO
108
106%
/
2nd extended 5s
Sharon Ry 1st ext
Conway RR 4%s 1937—JAD
Potomac Val 1st gu 5s g 1941 JAJ
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
MAN
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1956—MAS
Prov A Wore 1st 4s 1947—AAO
Raleigh A Augusta Air Line—
1st 5s 1931
JAJ
Ral A Cape Fear 1st 5a 1943MAH
Ral A Gaston 1st 5s g 1947. _JAr
Raritan River 1st g 5s 1939—JA.i
Reading Belt 1st 4s 1950
MAS
31%
112%
52
94
1931.JAJ
prior lien 5s *48 AAO
sbamokln Sunbury A
115
Port Reading 1st gu 5s 1941..JAJ
Portsmouth Great Falls A
120
1st cons guar 5s 1946
JAJ
Oregon-Wash RR A Nav—
1st A ref g gu 4s *01 opt..JAJ
Pacific Coast Co—See Mlsc Bonds
115
45
93
MAS
Seacoast RR
101
101
29%
109%
104%
Ohio Connecting 4s 1043
MAS
Ohlolnd A Western 5s 1938Ohio A Little Kanawha—
3%
3%
Seaboard A Roanoke 5a
^
Portland RR.
See P U bonds.
Portland A Rumford Falls—
5s 1951..
MAN
„
98
1st gu 6a 1935 series A—FAA
Certificates of deposit—____ /
16
13%
Ry—
_
,
100
MAS */13
May 11933
Florida
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B——FAA
Certificates of deposit
1
107%
Ogdensburg A Lake Champlain—
1st guar g 4s 10481
J&-
FAA
gold 5s 1949—
13
68
Nor RR of N J gen 4%s 2000. JAJ
«• Ry of Oal 5s g gu 1938..AAO
North Penna ext'd 4s 1958.-MAN
1st
Gold 4s Feb 1 1952—-—FAA
112%
112%
I*
Seab-All
6% receivers' ctfii 1927—FAA
17
100
Div—
Atlanta-Birmingham
1
63
Ask.
"
119%
108%
15*
13
60
thern Central—
6 Basis.
112%
110%
105%
1945-——---MAN
...FAA
3%s series E 1949
4s series F 1953
-J&D
4s series G 1957
MAN
4s series H 1960
FAA
4%s series I 1963
-FAA
4%s series J 1964.---—MAN
Gen M 5s 1970 ser A
JAD
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B—-AAO
Gen M 4%s 1977 ser O...JAJ
28*
79
130$
Gen A ref 5s 1974 ser A—MAS
Gen A ref g 4 %■ ser A *74- MA8
^
105
—JAJ
Cons gold 5s 1947-—-—JAJ
Pitts Cin Chic A St Louis—.
102
1st gen g 5s 1054 opt
JAJ / 22%
106 H
^•rfolkTerm 1stgu4s 19A1 MAN
116
Norf Term A Transp 5s '48.FAA
120 H
Norf. AW. Ry.lstcon 4s'96-AAO
106 %
N A W Pocahontas 4s "4I.JAD
107
Norrist'n A Maine 1st 4s '52 M&S
.
31
gu...JAJ
Salt Lake A Ogden 5s
Pitts Shawmut A Northern—
Certificates of deposit
Norf A South 1st 5s 1941.MAN
* or
1st 5s 1954
Pitts Bessemer A Lake
iff*
JAJ
f 15
1939
San Antonio A Aransas Pa
99%
1st guar g 4s 1943--—---JAJ
San Fran A San Joaquin Val—
112
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940
31%
AAO
112%
3an Fran Term 1st 4s 1950--AAO
106
Santa Fe Prescott A Phoenix—
113%
1st g 5s 1942
MA8
119%
120
Scioto Val A N E 1st 4s 1989 MAN
Seaboard Air Line Ry Co—
*/ 13
1st gold 4s 1950
112%;
...AAO
Certificates of deposit——— I
13
»/13
Stamped
— -AAO
13
Ctfs of dep stamped
3%
AdJ mtge 5s Oct 1 1949—FAA
6%
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt
AAO
4%
Certificates of deposit—-—8%
1st A cons 6s 1945 ter A—MAS
Certificates of deposit...—
li% secured Dotes 1931 ...FAA
50
Receiver ctfs 2-3 %s '.45— -FAA
Piedmont A Northern—
4s series D
Gen mtge 5s g 1040
FA A
Term 1st g 5s 1043
MAN
N Y Westchester A Bos Ry—
1st Mg4Hi 1040 guar
J&J
Nerd Ry s f 6%s 1060
AAO
Norfolk A Oar 1st 5s 1930...AAO
2nd 5s 1946
Nerfolk Southern—
1938.AAO
Philippine Railway—
1st p 4i 1937 s f opt
107
105
Kxtend'd at 4 34 % to Marl'50
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
102%
101
PhilaNewton A N Y 3s 1942——
hila A Reading RR—Sea
Read! ngCo.
42 J
38 J
"f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of Issue.
Bid.
Bonds
Ask
Phila A Chester Val 4s
New York Ontario & Western—
Ref 1st g 4s June 1002..
MAS
Oen M g 4s 1056 red
JAD
„
71
railroad bonds
july, 1936]
109
Transylvania RR 1st 5s 1956 JAJ
97
45
*59—JAJ
103
Tulsa Un Dep 1st 4%s
♦ Negotiability
impaired by maturity.
98
MCTWwwwa*.*
RAILROAD BONDS
73
Quotations for all
Bonds and
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Stocks.
Union Depot (Columbus,
Gen 4%s 1046.—
"and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds*
securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
AH bond prices are
NOTICE.
A
105%
1st ry & land gr 4o g 1947—J&J
1st & ret 4s June 2008
M&8
114
1st A ret 6s June 2 2008--M&S
111%
1H%
J&J al02.12
102.2
.
108
35-year 3 Ms debs 1971- M&N
hiq tr *%• '67-35 (yr)
M<x.N b
Eq 4MB Sept 16 '37-'39-M&815 b
Eq tr 6« 1937 (yr).
M&R b
Union RR (Penn) 1st 5s
Deb 6s 1946
'46-M&S
1.00
1.75
1.25
115
1%
.50
107%
106 %
F&A
U2%
105 %
os 2003—..J&J
88
5s 1958
A&O
Virginian Railway—
103%
1st lieu & ref 3 Ms A 1966.M&S
*•<1 tr 4Mb Jy36-l940(yr>._J&J b 2.00
Eq tr 5s 1937-1938 (yr)—M&N b 1.50
Va
as
lit
"4""
64%
11%
115"
89%
104%
1.25%
1.00%
Wabash Railroad Co—
1st gold 5s 1939
M&N
1st lien term
gold 4a 1964. J&J
Ref & gen 5Ma 1975 A...M&S
Certificates of deposit......
/
101%
92%
102
93%
77""
28%
78%
.
b 5.00
Equipment trust 5 M«
b 5.00
Equiptment trust 5s....
Eq tr 4Mb 1937-42 (yr)—A&O b 5.00
Det & Chic ext 1st g 5s '41. J&J
102%
75
Des M Div 1st g 4s 1939..J&J
Toledo & Chic 4a g 1941..M&S
97%
Omaha Div 1st 3 Mb g *41. A&O
65
Wabash Railway Co—
Ref & gen 6s 1976 ser B..F&A / 27%
Certificates of deposit......
Ref & gen 4Mb 1978 ser O.A&O / 27%
Certificates of deposit...... / 25
Ref & gen 5s 1980 ser D..A&0 / 27%
Certificates of deposit......
Warren 1st refg 3M« 2000— F&A
Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948... sM&r
99%
29%
.30%
15
79%
99
68%
West Shore 1st 4a 2361
ilH
IOOM
107
3.50%
107
10
35
25
107%
....
Called July
1 at
102%.
t No par value.
■
hicago Burl & Quincy
100
hie & East Illinois common. 100
6% preferred
100
6
20%
6%
4%
7
5%
9%
JM
30
33"
54
57
12%
12%
101
36M
72
56
56
37
37 M
73 %
59 M
111
1M
3M
„
18%
17%
22%
12
12
30
37%
73
b Basis.
37/
8
10
100
100
3
7%
1%
4%
4M
_
1%
3%
3M
8M
2
5
4M
300
100
100
100
Adjust 4% non-cum pref—100
No Carolina (guar So KB). .100
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR). 50
Norfolk Southern
North'n N H
50
5% non-cum preferred
100
leve & Pitts (guar Pa RR)7 % 50
guar 4%
60
1st non-cum
2d non-cum
preferred.. 100
preferred.. 100
ibus & Xenia (guar)....
50
r0 non-cum pref..100
North Penniylv (gu P & R)—
50
pref
100
Ogden Mine RR (gu On N J). 100
Old Colony (gu NYNH&H)—100
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W) 60
Norwich & Worcester
Passaic A Del Ext
...100
Paterson & Hudson River.... 50
Pennsylvania RR........... 60
Pennroad Corp v t c
1
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)—100
Peoria & Eastern
—100
Pere Marquette Ry com
100
5% preferred
.......100
5 % prior preferre
—.100
erm
Phlla (*erm & Norris (guar)-. 50
Phila & Trenton (gu Pa RR)-100
Piedmont & Northern
(t)
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie— 50
...
Preferred
70
50
100
(gu)—100
—
Pitts Ft W & Chic com
112
7 % conv pref (guar Pa
350
75M
87
48
89"
30
25 M
31
27
19
23
52
100
7M
11M
39 %
16 M
62
6% non-cum preferred.....100
East Penna (guar P & R)
60
Elmira & W'rosoort (guar)
50
Preferred (guar Nor Cent). 50
Erie—Common
100
non-cum 1st preferred..100
non-cum 2d preferred-.100
100
Northern Pacific Ry
Pitts Cln Chic & St Louis
Delaware & Hudson Co...—100
Delaware Lack & Western... 50
Delaware
25
Denv & Rio Gr West 6% pref 100
100
(guar B & M)—100
North RR of N J (guar Erie). 100
Northern Securities Co stubs....
112
45
6M
3%
12
5/
%
1%
76
53
73
J4% 111 Cent stk ctf
Reading Company
*I*
13 M
1
1M
79
^
1962—1000
100
100
obligations
6% guaranteed
7% guaranteed
100
98 X
10^
27 H
57
62
99 H
83
l°2
65
58
58
31X
4%
121
4H
35
73
86
150
268
52
38
76„
105 H
165„
177^
78
23
13
~
38%
48%
39%
100
7b"
150
180
Rocn & Genesee Val RR—..100
90
D A H)—100
75
Rutland 7% preferred..—.-100
St Louis Bridge 1st pref..—100
2nd preferred
100
St Louis-San Francisco Ry
100
5
Rome &
Clint
(gu
0% non-cum preferred.....100
100
St Louis Southwestern
55
76
Seaboard Air Line common
1
4-2% non-cum preferred
100
Sharon
13
73
108 H
152
84
5% non-cum preferred
100
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu)_100
19 }4
250
100
Dividend
65
3H
8!
4!
1H
31
Rensselaer A Saratoga (guar). 100
Rich Fred & Potom—Oom—100
40
16 %.
47 M
7
95
165
8
102
204
W'
67
130H
132 H
50
100
13
45
112""
25
36M
pref 100
50
non-cum 1st pref....—50
non-cum 2d pref..—...50
12%
12 %
68
72
RR).100
Pittsburgh A Lake Erie
Pittsb & West Virginia
Pitts Youngs & Ashta 7 %
Portland & Ogdensburg
Prov & Worcester (guar)
Railroad Securities Co—
133
60
Southern Pacific Co.......—100
80
6%
152
76
3H
i!
">
62.
33 H
16%
I*
10
22
125
1
2%
56
34
75
89
5% non-cum preferred—.100
28%
16
28
86
pref
Georgia RR & Bank Co (gu).. 100
Great Northern Ry—
...
trust ctfs_.__(t)
(capital stock)...(f)
Green Bay &
Western
Gulf Mobile & North com
Illinois Centred
111%
111%
1
2
4% non-cum preferred.....100
Chic Milw St P & Pacific-
5% non-cum preferred
1
115
5
1%
3M
10% non-cum preferred—..50
Y Lack & West (guar)
100
100
N Y New Haven & Hartf
Norfolk & Western Ry
99
54
N
6% preferred series A......100
Y & Harlem com (gu)
60
& conv preferred
100
N Y Ontario & Western—...100
2
100
100
...100
Hudson & Manhattan—.....100
91
36%
9%
138
54
N
7
....
100
5% non-cum preferred
..100
hicago A North Western—100
7% non-cum preferred.....100
100
(t)
100
New Orl Texas & Mexico
N Y Chic & St Louis com
h
7M
(t)
48
.......
National Rys of Mexico—
1st 4% non-cum pref—...100
New York Central RR
7M
Common
50
100
2d 5% non-cum preferred.. 100
New London Nortnern
100
20
2
.....100
Morris & Essex (guar)
Nashv Chatt & St Louis
Nashv A Decatur (gu L A N)—
Stamped
Unstamped
59
Hartford & Conn Western..—100
108
9%
1%
129 M
6%
5
34
jersey..
6% preferred
101%
y io%
118
39M
100
42
46
189
194
Southwestern of Ga (guar)—100
Tennessee Central...
—it)
85
90
11
100
100
Non-cumul 6% pref ser A—100
Leased lines (guar)...
100
Stk tr ctfB—See RR Securs Co
Internet Rys (Cent Am) com. (t)
Com vot trust ctfk
(f)
5% preferred
100
Joliet & Chic (guar O & A)...100
Hal Allegan & Gr Rap (gu).__100
K O St L & Ohio—Pref (gu)—100
Kansas City Southern—.....100
4% non-cum preferred
100
Lackawanna RR of N J—...100
Lehigh Valley
50
Preferred.—
50
17M
38 M
im
46
4
3%
9
21 %
32M
62
7
6
38M
55""
112
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfs
U
60
WA
7
6
39%
153
95
116
20%
75
%
10M
100
United N J RR & Canal (gu).100
Utica Chen & Susq Val (gu).100
Utica Clinton & Blnghamton.100
100
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
Vermont & Mass (guar)
100
Vicksb Shrevep & Pac com—100
5% non-cum preferred
100
Virginian Railway com.——100
6% cum pref
100
Wabash Railway
.......100
5% non-cum pref A.
—100
5% non-cum conv pref B—100
Warren N J (guar D L & W)_
West Jersey & Seashore (g^ar)
50
.50
,
1st preferred
100
100
Western Pacific RR Corp.—-100
6% non-cum preferred.
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
6% non-cum preferred.——100
n
41%
Nominal,
x
Ex-dividend.
75
43 %
60
65
147
152
131
129
98 %
254
86
70
100
129
75
75
114
124%
2
99%
258
89
78
117
126
2%
6
7
4
4%
51
55
67
69
70
75
19%
2%
9%
Western Maryland Ry com. _ 10k
4% non-cum 2d pref
"
/This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
{ Quotations represent dollars per $100 face amount.
100
Troy & Gr'bush (gu N Y 0)__ 50
Tunnel RR of St Louis
100
Union Pacific—Common.....100
if
818
10
70,,
Preferred
Texas A Pacific.
4% non-cum preferred
3%
20
36
A"
100
Southern Ry common..
_
90
•
a
■
100
7% preferred series A
6
& Suaq (gu D L & W). 30
—100
Preferred
21%
u-Tex
Mo-Kan-Tex RR com.
com—.....-t
7%
99
Iron Ore prop
....
86
f
Mlnehlll & Schuyl Hav (gu).. 50
Minneapolis A St Louis
100
Minneapolis St P & 8 S M—100
7% non-cum preferred.-.-.100
4% leased line ctfs—
..100
Mississippi Central
ppl Central—
100
70
87
5
a stampei
Common stamped 5%
100
Oatawlssa RR—1st pref (guar) .50
wlssa
P&
2d pref (guar P & R)
50
i
106
Wore & Conn E 4Mb 1943—J&J
Ycsemite Val s r g
1936.. J&.T /
by maturity,
1st pref 10% diass D.....100
1st pref 4M% class E
100
Preferred stamped
Boat & Prov (guar Old Col)—100
Camden & Burl Co (guar).
25
Canada Southern
100
Canadian Pacific
25
Caro Olinchfleld & O com 4%.100
57%
20
1100
50
Preferred
29
24 M
5%
...
J&J
Yonkers Ry 1st 5s 1946-.-..A&0
Common
100
1st pref 5% class A....—100
1st pref 8% class B
...100
1st pref 7% class C_.
100
5% non-cum pref
Winston-Salem Term 5s '66.A&0
Wisconsin Central Ry—
Certificates of deposit
pref 5% class A....
100
pref 8% class B
100
pref 7% class O
100
pref 10% class D
100
pref 4M% class E....100
7% Prior pref
100
Stamped—
Duluth South Snore & Atl——100
112%
Willmar & Sioux Falls—
_
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
Detroit Hills & S W (guar)—100
Detroit& Mackinac Ry....—100
34%
3.50%
1st guar g 5s 1942
J&D
52
Wilkes-Barre & Scranton Ry—
1st 4Mb May 1 1938
104
Willamette Val Southern Ry—
6s 1939...—....
..F&A / 19
Sup & Dul Div 4s 1936...M&N
Unstamped—
198.,
35
107%
111%
A&O /
6
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR—
1st gen g 4s 1949
Certificates of deposit.
1st & ref 4s 1959
100
100
43
90
iBtguar 6 6s 1938
J&D
Wilmington & Newborn—
1st gold 4s 1947
F&A
Wilmington & Nor 4Mb '77—J&D
Gen 5s Aug 1 1982
F&A
Wilmington Ry Bdge 5s '43.A&0
Winnipeg Term.
See Can North
Winston-Salem Southbound—
1st gold guar 4s I960
-J&J
37 M
109
101
1st g gu 4Mb 1941 opt.... M&N
Wilkes-Barre & Eastern
83%
M
128M
104
frliy>
..J&J /
117%
19
.....
1st 5s 1980
23 M
65
108 M
160
100%
5Ms 1977 ser A..J&J
106%
b 2.50
Equipment trust 4 Ms
b 2.50
Equipment trust 5s
West N Y A Penna 5s 1937—J&J
102
Gen mtge gold 4s 1943
A&O
109%
Western Pacific RR Corp—
Wichita Falls & Sou 1st 6s '38 J&J /
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
27
85
5% conv preferred—
100
Mobile & Birmingham—
4% non-cum preferred
100
Montgomery & Erie
10
Mobile & Ohio—wee Southern Ry
6% non-cum preferred
90%
1st & rel
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
F&A
white & Black River Valley—
170
40
Incinnatl Sandusky & Cleveland
92
Western Maryland 4a1952..A&O
Ref mtge 4s ser D 1966—M&S
1st consol gold 4s 1949—M&S
165
30
9%
26
Missouri Pacific com........100
Preferred
96%
Western Pocohontas 4 Ms 1946..
Western Ry of Ala4%s'58 ..A&O
76M
44
6% preferred
85
—
104
103 M
88
50
100
50
com
7% preferred
90%
b 5.25
Equipment trust 5s
Eq tr 5%s 1936-'38 (yr)___J&D b 5.50
,
75%
102 M
85
Cine New Orl & Texas Pacific. 100
95%
1st M 5s 1946 series A
M&S
Assented 5s 1946......
Preferred
Massawippi Valley.......—100
Michigan Central..
lOu
Midland Valley com
60
18
hie RI & Pacific common—100
70
100
100
Registered
West Virginia & Pittsburgh—
1st gsr 4s 1990
A&O
West Fruit Exp—See Gt Nor—
24
34M
101
52
76%
100
10(
26%
4% preferred...
29%
90
J&J
J&J k
—
Maine Central
26
Chic Ind & Louiav common
29
108%
110%
gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
Washington & Vandemere—
1st 4Mb 1947
F&A
West Jersey & Sea Shore—
Consol gold 4s 1936
J&J
Cons 3Ma g series B 1936—J&J
33
51
120
60
50
Mahoning Coal RR
Pref (guar L S & M 8)—..
23 M
24
2
29
28
66
104
1st
22%
22 M
Ask
106
Louisville & Nashville—..—100
18M
iga
4%
W ashlngton Co Ry 1st
g guar
3 Ms Jan 1954 op 1924
J&J
Wash & Frankl Ry 1st 5s '39-J&J
Wash Term Co—3Mb 1946—F&A
2M
23 M
187
3
85
...
Southwest
2d guiu 5s 1939
F&A
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939.J&J f
1.83"
Augusta & Savannah (guar).. 100
Bait A Cumberland 7% gu
50
Boston & Alb (guar NYC)Boston A Maine com
cons g
,
94
American shares partlc pref..
Bellefonte Central
50
101
M&N
M&S
90
.100
gu
Beech Creek (guar N Y O)
guaranteed 4%a—
July 1914 coupon
J&J1934
July 1914 coupon off
J&J
Cash war & scipt rcpt No.6 on */
2%
Vermont Vail 1st 4Mb 1940—A&O
103%
Vicksburg Bdge & Term Co—
1st Msf 6s 1968
M&S f 63
Debenture ■ f 7« 1948
M&S / 10%
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific—
103
Pr lien 6s *16 ext 6% *40—M&N
Bid.
50
Spec guar betterment stk.. 50
LltSchuylNavRR&OoaKgu) 50
Louis & Mo RIv pref (guar)..100
50
75
Belgian Nat Rys Co
1st
Gen 5s May 1 1941
Va Air Line 1st 5s 1952
49
v
_
Aroostook
7% preferred
loin
M&N
_
x
50
Alleghany Corp common..
(t)
6 M % pref (with $30 warr). 100
6M% pref (without warr).. 100
5M% pref (with $40 warr)..100
2 M % prior conv pref..
(t)
Allegheny A West (6% guar).100
itchinson Topeka A Santa FelOO
6% non-cum pref
100
Atlanta Blrm & Coast pref
100
vciau & Char Air L (guar)..
100
Atlanta & West Point
100
102"" Bangor
101
Vaodaila RR—
Ceng 4s 1955 series A
Series B 1967.
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
Vicksburg
Par.
Stocks.
Baltimore & Ohio com.......100
4% non-cum pref
100
115%
123
toe g
via Da ma &
50
com
itiantlc Coast L Co of Conn..50
Atlantic Coast L RR com..
100
112%
113%
3%s 1951
Utica Clin & Ring 5s 1939...J&J
en
98%
123
M&S
F&A
1st 4Mb Feb 1 1973
102%
99%
1.50
Great Southern
Preferred
a
vlbany & Surquehanna (guar) 10ft
109
107
M<*rt
«ienerai gold 4«
1944
1st 4s Sept 11948
'
130
M&S
Onion Terminal Co (Dallas)—
1st g 6s 1942 opt 1922
m&O
United M J RR & Canal Co—
1st 4Mb Sept. 11979
M&S
;
H4%
J&D
...
Ask.
Little Miami original guar...
.
Uulou Pacific—
40-year 4%s 1967—
Sh-year 4s 1968...
Bid.
Par.
EAILEOAD STOCKS.
Ohio)
J&J
16%
2
6
76
100
6%
80
105
* Negotiability impaired
NOTICE.—All bond prices are
where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
"and interest" except
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Stocks and Bonds.
Per
Administered
Affiliated Fund com
.......
16.60
17.66
1.87
2.05
3
2%
(t)
Investors
Inc v t c
Convertible preferred
Warrants
Air
28
26
(f)
•
X ■Fr 1
Aldred Invest Trust (Mass)—
Deb 4His with com shs
1067
72
70
Deb 4 % s with com shs
..1068
Alliance Investment com..
ft)
_.
it)
(t)
FA A
.10c
Oorp A
10c
$3 preferred
sF
.it
89
(t)
$5.50 prior pref
12%
American as Continental Oorp...
6
Amer Elec Sec partic pref .....1
American European Secur
(t)
Coll tr s f 5s 1068 ser A
J&J
American General Corp..
.10c
13 X
5.46
9%
100%
.
......
Bancamerica-Blair Corp
48
—
12
12%
53
54
3
2%
8
\;V 7
...
Bancsbares, Ltd—
40c
Common
"4%
7
10
24
50
.....50
6% preferred
Basic industry Shares
British Type Inventor* cl A
65c
"3%
Participating shares .......50c
Bankers Nat Investing com A (t)
Bankers Sec Oorp com
1.56
1.42
1.27
1.49
26
4.53
31c
1
"51c
31.16
.it)
33.33
1.69
1.26
1.54
1.38
1.62
1.24
1.35
1.11
1.44
1.21
1.57
1.42
preferred
2I*
1
________
16*
6%% preferred
6 % preferred
2%
2%
X
5%
80c
17%
19%
Canad Pow & Pap Invest Ltd—
Deb 5s series A 1958
F&A /
67
69
Canadian investment Fund Ltd._
Oapltal Administration cl A
.1
Class B
.....(f)
$3 cum pref ser A
If
Carey Trust
Cant Nat Ccrp class A
13%
2%
14
50
51%
39"
42"
....(1)
...
4.55
2%
6
4X
Class B_.
26.56
Com'wealth Secure
Preferred
28.56
4 X
Century Shares-Trust........(+)
Chicago Corporation
—it)
Convertible preferred
(t)
Commercial National Corp......
4%
48%
1%
1%
46%
|'l
X
common..
19
^
C
Debenture 5s 1947.
49 X
99 X
98 X
32
fcJAD
..............10
preferred
(+)
Deb 5s ser A w w 1947- —-A&O
41
1.02
Investors Fund of America..
101.79
—
18.69
20.21
26.31
27.92
1 66
45 X
Maryland Fund Inc
100
Massachusetts Investors Trust.. 1
.
93
Continental Shares 6% pref
Corp Secure 5% notes '35...M&S
Corporate Trust shares old series.
95
10
9%
,
IX
8% preferred..
Oram A
36%
38%
110
7% cum preferred
.—100
5.77
Cumulative TruatShareg
(t)
3.82
Deposited Insur Shs ser A
x
Series
1 83
1st pf
Oorp com..
1 98
10c
cum
101%
11%
MAN
.5
.....
(t)
preferred
3.99
2.63
i 74
North American Bond Trust Ctfs.
2.70
North Am Invest Corp—
5s
1947
78%
..........
25 X
A 1948
5s
M&S
1946
IX
ctf A...
19*
x
2.56
1955
x
3.35
Unioed N Y Trust Shares ser
1056.
x
3 31
m
x
3.35
WW
MAS If /
Deb 6s 1054
$6 conv pref with w»t
.
33
5%
■lee Shareholdings Corp com.. 1
...
_
,6%
95
93 %
30.35
...(t
Equitable Invest Tr (Mass)
L
Equity Oorp common
....10c
$3 conv preferred.—.........
Equity Shares
Equity Trust Shares in Amer
Fidelhv Fund. Inc._(t)
First Boston Corporation——10
Fixed Trust Shares series A
(t)
Series R
.(f)
Foreign Power Secur Corp—
1st coll tr conv 6s A 1949. _J&D
35
'<
.
32.62
aI*
J*
40
XA
26.95
49 %
V
Oklahoma
51
11.69,
9.71
5.15
Fourth Nat'l Investors w w
33 %
34 X
Class B
Phoenix
$3
Sec Corp
pref class A
Plymouth Fund Inc
A: Last sale,
n
Nominal,
a;
conv
Ex-dividend.
5%
96X
96X
,15
6
97
JAJ
100
101
;
m
—...—(t)
.(f)
.2%
10
38
.96
10c
U S Banking
U
6
* Negotiability impaired by
100
101X
41
S Elec Light & Pow tr
Trust ctfs ser B
2.93
1.12
...
Voting trust ctfs
U S Elec Pow Corp com w war
.1
~I6c
Conv without warrants
Securities com.(t)
lbX
(t)
92
(t)
2
_(t)
77
com
(T)
Equities Corp com
<t)
$5.60 priority stock
Utility & Industrial Corp
Convertible preferred
Wellington Fund
Western Reserve Investing—
Deb 5%s 1944
F&A
3
$6 1st
preferred..
U S & Internat Sec
1st pref with warrants
Utility
14
3%
6X
39
1.07
maturity,
3 X
Corp—
U S & Foreign
97
__(t
Class A
7
6
4
AAO
Pacific Southern Invest pref-.(t)
V
8
4%
94 X
94 X
MAN
Pacific Investing Oorp—
Deb 5s 1948 without warr
Foundation Trust Shares A......
Flat price.
_(t)
Debenture 4%s Feb 1 1947
Debenture 4 %s Dec 15 1952
Deb 5s Nov 1 1947
Deb 5s April 1 1948
F
6
County"TrustIIIIII"
Old Colony Invest Trust—
Common
66
62
4
Old Colony Trust Assoc
5
4.40 Overseas Securities Co.......ft)
29.03
60
4.85
1
.100
Securities
Oils A Industries com.....
Proforrod
T
2.76
F—
1953
.... ..................
100
1
7.70
1.86
1958
Northern
101X
Union Investing Co—
deb
1.17
1.52
1.60
6.06
4.80
...
1.58
2.97
.-(t)
...—J&D
Standard shares
United N Y Bank Shares O 3
Dividend Shares
25c i,; 1-72
Domestic & Foreign Investors—
Deb 5 %s 1947
F&A / 46%
■astern utilities Investing Corp—
1.37
6.96
6.95
.....
_
shares
c
Corp—
Common
Conv
North American Trust shares—
10%
3X
122%
c
A—
4,50
ires
8X
3X
117
1.05
United Gold Equities (Can)—
104
103
27 X
104%
2.90
Union Amer Invest
ser
8X
14 83
102 X
..JAJ
1953
Class D
5s
,
•- —
,,
MAS
7.12
7.12
13.64
26
(t)
pref
Shares B—
Trusteed Industry Shares
Trustee N Y Bank shares
Trustee Stand Invest ser O
97
95
3~86
v
Trustee Standard Oil shares
103
11%
10
50%
2.63
...........
-
5s conv deb
~2X
1...TC
0%
47A
Investors—.—1
Trl-Contlneotal Corp...——(t)
20c
3%
V
V
class A
Series B
4.00
;
O shares
D
cum
8%
4.43
...
3.60
ser A—
Dlvereifled Trustee Shares
'
4 33
2 43
B
Deposited Bank Shs N Y
B sh
$6
common
(t)
50
— (t)
Warrants
......
Niagara Snare Oorp (Md)
Conv deb 5%s I960
B
2X
1.12
103.32
--(t)
6%
4 25
3X
41X
100X
5%
5%
1.04
A.ft)
Trusteed Amer Bank
New Jersey Bankers Securities...
N Y Bank Trust Shares...
100
Third National
~~x
Voting trust ctfs
31
114
Foreter Tnsursh B_._. io
.
3
Class D
65
-1
4.00
39X
Supervised Shares
IX
.........
Nationwide Sec Co
3 2S
28%
10
.100
(f)
$5.50 preferred
Remodified
3.28
...
AGO (modified)
43%
IX
(f)
National Trust Shares—
2 62
2.62
Oram A Forster Inc com.....
Nat Bond A Share Corp..
National Investors
Warrants..
2.72
Accumulative eerleaZZIZZZIIII
AA (modified)
1.52
Mutual Investment Trust...
..
X
21.01
Clans C
;
10
X
20.fl
Class B
2%
55
£1
(+)
Corp..—(t)
Class BB
;
£*
50
bearer £1
ord
Investment
Sun Investing
4
(t)
8
194*
X
Larkins Warr Trust
Major Shares Corp.—..
dep rets
Super Corp of Amer
Class AA
25.83
3
Keystone Custodian Fund B-3
47 X
95X
95X
—
$3 cum conv
1.1?
103.85
X
21
2
.25
$1.20 preferred..
23.62
Investors Royalty
93 X
1
Common B
6%
Investment Trust or N Y coll A..
Series C
State St
100 X
100 X
...
93%
MAS
Sterling Securities common
-
Without warrants.
50
Debenture 5s May 1
Without warrant*
42X
olV*
19X
90X
__
.M&S
Class B.
41
'•
•
"f.78
89
88
18
88
Standard Utilities Inc
Common
2%
(t)
Spencer Trask Fund Inc—.—(t)
Standard Amer. Trust shares
Standard Investing Oorp com_(+)
$5.50 preferred w w
«t)
Deb 5%s 1939.
-FAA 16
Stand Oil Trust Shares A
——
61
5s series A 1947
Investment Co of Am—
1.64
9.50
Allotment certificates
Amer
4
70
4.94
...—ft)
4%s Mar 1 1942
5s March 1 1952..
Shenandoah Corp common
$3 convertible preferred
Southern Corp stamped
90c
51
dH
3.64
.....—
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust—
31
67}
75
99
——
1942
—
Securities Corp General com..ft)
$6 preferred
-(t)
Selected American shares
Selected American Shares Inc
Selective Cumulative Shares .—
stock
preferred
7X
65
—
1937
Unstamped
48
—_
Continental Secur Oorp com_.it)
5% preferred
5%s series 2 Oct 1937
Spanish A Gen Oorp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
6
Investment Bond A Share—
4.15
;
2X
2X
50
100
100
_
:
3%
65X
6s series 4 Nov
$5.50 prior
3.15
6X
99X
$5 conv preferred
Conv
7%
X
Securities Co of New Jersey—
5s series 3 Dec
72
69
.........—.1
ft)
Common
4.95
87
2%
——
Selected Industries com
24.97
4.65
86
$6 preferred< t)
Royalties Management A.......
Schoellkopf Hutton and
Pomeroy Inc common
Second Internat Security—
Debenture 5s 1948.. .—.FAA
Second Nat Inv Oorp—
70
55c
3.05
J&D
Interstate Equity common..
1
$3 convertible pref "A"
(t)
Broad Sfc Invest Co Inc
Bollock Fund Ltd
13.21
18%
40c
19%
2X
99 X
12.71
17 X
237il
:
Corp 5s '54—FAA
Representative Trust Shares
Republic Investors Fund
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948..—AAO
68
Huron Holding Corp
Hydro Elec 8ec com.—.—(+)
Incorporated Investors
...—(f)
Independence Trust Shares —(t)
Insull Utility Invest—
'
Deb g 6s Jan 1949
FA A
r
Deb g 6s 1040 B with war.. JAJ
Insuransharev Co. of Delaware..J
Insuranshares (Md) ctfs Inc ...1
lnternat'1 Secur Corp Amer—
Common class A
(t)
2
41X
Selected Income Shares
18
IX
(
Debenture 5s series A ..—1048
Atlantic Secur 4%s A 1053-AAO /
Atlas Oorp common.........(f)
S3 preferred A
(f)
Warrants
1.65
2.01
-
—
preferred
7
2.33
*
1.86
Trust
!0 preferred
3
83
1.52
19%
>
40%
—-
.
Common stock
55
20
,
(t)
Reliance Mgt
19
;t
2.15
...
—.1
internatCorp com A(10c
2X
82
Equipment Shares.
Reliance
Preferred
30
1.15
Guardian investors com
(t)
.
_
—
Steel Shares
Associated Stand. Oil Shs
Atlantic A Pac Int com w w..(t)
Preferred w w
50
'4
■
1 82
109%
6.90
17
52
Investing shares
Merchandising Shares
....A&O
Preferred.
1.30
Food Shares
Guardian Invest
Preferred
>
M
Tobacco Shares
1
Investment
X
~4~m
3X
1.65
19X
Ry & Util Invest A...
40
6.27
Building Shares
—
Chemical Shares.............
Util Sec
1955
:
Automobile Shares.........—
Railroad
104
^
97
Quarterly income Shares
Railway A Light Securities com(t)
Conv coll tr 4%s series "11 '
40
36
10
102 X
100X
(t)
1948-AAO
preferred ——< t)
Pub TJtil Investing 5s
Pub
10
103
103
1
Mining Shares
Shares..........—
Preferred
Associates
(t)
Petroleum
$2 preferred
1
$2% preferred
...
Amer General Equities Ins..
Amerex Holding Corp........
Amer insuranstocks Corp..
n
Am srlnvestors Inc common
—
share.
(t)
Prudential Investors
$6 preferred-
Investors ---1
10i.&
Amer Business Shares.......50c
Amer. Capital
Class B
6.63
Trust.......
Gen'l Realty A Utlities com..—1
1.05
$6 pref (with warrants)—ft)
German Credit A Invest.
Pref. allot, ctf. 25% 1st pref ft)
f
Gleneagles Invest 5s June 15 1944
Great Brit A Canada Investment Corp 4%s 1959
A&O
Group Securities, Inc—
Agricultural Shares...........
(t)
thare.
24.79
General investors
Amer Bankstocks Corp
(t)
American British A Continental—
{6 preferred
)eb g 5s 1053
Class A
Class B
A»k
Bid.
Par.
Per
5.97
Warrants
6s A with warr 1040
J&J
Allied Int Investing Oorp com.(t)
Common
Per
General American
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
22.62
Fundamental Investors Inc.
Fundamental Trust Shares Inc—
$0 preferred w w.————-ft)
Deb 5s Feb 1 1952 without warr
General Investment Oorp——1
$6 preferred
........... (t)
S3 prior preferred
—
Aldred Investment Oorp (Can)—
$3 convertible preferred
Bid.
Par.
share.
x
x
Fund 2d inc —«t)
Bonds.
Stocks and
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
t No par value.
7?
173£!
100X
29 X
104
Utilities
Public
(Includes street and electric railways, gas. electric power, water, telegraph,
telephone and bridge companies.)
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Bid.
Bonds.
Adriatic Electric Oe (Italy)—
Extls f 7s 1952
A&O
Alabama Power 1st 5s 1946 -MAS
1st A ref 5s 1951
J&J
1st A ref 5s 1960
MAN
1st A ref 4**s 1907
JAD
1st A ref 5s 1968
MAS
Alabama Water Service Oo—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
JAJ
Albany Ry—See United Trac.
100
98**
83**
88**
105**
100**
99
88
99**
100
AlbuquerqueN at Gas0 l*a'40 MAN / 57**
100
Alexandria Water 5s 1937—J&J
Allegheny Gas Oorp 6
43 M&N / 36
Alliance Power 1st 6s 1952—MAS / 66
Alton Water 5s 1956
105
AAO
Alcoona A Logan Va) Elec By—
1st coll 4s Jan 1 1954
88
JAJ
59
Amarillo Gas 6s
77
Amer Fuel A Pow 7s 1934
JAJ /
85*
Amer G A R deb 5s 2029.
107 **
.MAN
Am Gas A Pow deb 3-5s '53-FAA / 47
Secured deb 3.60-6s 1953-JAD /
51**
L deb bs 2016
101
Mam
Amer Rys Corp coll 4**s '53-AAO
61
Debenture 4**s 1963
43
AAO
Am Pow A
'
M
23
78
9
107**
48
52**
101**
61**
69
27**
69..
408**
112**
JAJ
113
FAA
113
113**
104 **
104**
28
i'ol) n +1* iW4i
..M&N / 30
Amer Util Service 6s 1964
75**
FAA
Amer Utilities 1st 6s 1945—-JAD /
109**
101**
113**
,
Androscoggin W Pow 6s '45-FAA f
105**
30
78**
110
102**
67
105 J*
56**
39
59**
Appalachian Elec Power—
4
1st A ref 5s I960
105**
MAN
Appalachian Power 5s 1941.. JAD
7% gold bonds 1930
FAA
108
100**
115**
Deb gold 6s 2024
JAJ
Ry—See Phila Co.
Art more St
Arizona Ed 1st 5s 1948
1st 6s 1945
Income 5s 1960
Income 6s 1960
106
110
115**
AAO
105**
104**
62**
70**
53**
49
8*
50
49**
Associated Gas A Elec Oo—
Oonv deb 5**a 1977——FAA
Oonv deb 4 **s *48 ex-warr.MAS
Oonv deb 4**s 1949
J&J 15
Oonv deb 5s 1965
MAN
49**
52^
52**
84**
78
JAD
MAS
52"
90**
83**
JAD
If°
llV*
50
Oonv 5 **s 1938
MAN
ref deb 4**s 1958—MAN
deb 5**s 1973
FAA
79
deb 4s 1978
deb 35*s 1978
deb 4**g
1978—FAA
AAO
MAN
deb 3*as 1978
MAS
Oorp participating 8s '40-MAS
Associated Pub Utilities Oorp—
45
47
41**
42**
39**
39
38**
102
JAJ
75
deb 6s series A 1958
MAN
Associated Telep Oo Ltd—
1st M 4s series B 1965
JAJ
Associated Telep A Teleg Oo—
Deb 5**a 1955 ser A
MAN
66
105
86**
33**
Assoc Telep Util deb 5s 1942AAQ
Certificates of deposit
Oonv deb 6s 1941
MAS
33**
33
Certificates of deposit
33
Oonv deb 5 **s 1944 ser O.MAN
33**
Certificates of deposit..
33**
2-yr 6% notes 1933--—AAO /100
Certificates of deposit...
/100
Athens (Ga) Ry A Electric—
1st A ref s f g 5s *50 opt *15 JAJ
106
Atl Cons St RR—See Ga Ry A El
.
g 1947
JAD
Gen mtge 4**s 1955
MAS
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry A El
Atlanta Wat. El A Pr 5s 1943 JAJ
Atl Beach Bridge 6**s 1942
Atlantic City Ei 5s 1938
MAS
1st A ref 5s 1950.
.
_
Atlantic City Gas 5s 1960
1st lien A ref 5s 1957
h
n*c*ioNegw Called July
noWPX
a
0 .basis.
.
A &<">
JAJ
J&J I
69
105**
87**
34**
34**
Beaver Valley Water 5s'60-MAN
dell Telephone of Canada—
MA8
116**
1st g 5s 1957 ser B
-JAD
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O—MAN
Bell Telep Oo of Pennsylvania—
122**
33
1st g 5s 1955 ser A
liytf
103
103
103**
79
104
101
106
105
100**
98
24
23**
23**
J&D
Sink fund deb 6**s 1969—FAA
Deb 6s Apr 1 1955
AAO
23**
AAO
Works
107
|
mt Illinois
92*1
Cent
85
1st A
95
II
1055,6
104
M&S
110**
Deb 6s
Cent
103
106
...
MAN
102**
MAN
101
MAN
101**
Coll trust 3s 1940
MAN
100**
Coll trust 3s 1941MAN
99**
Coll tr series 3 **s 1942-51 MAN 63.00 to
Brooklyn Oity A Newton RR
5a 1939
JAJ
92**
Brooklyn Queens Oo A Sub—
1st ra g 5a 1941 (stpd)
JAJ
lat con 5a July '41(stp)._MAN
78
113
Bklyn Un Elev 5a 1950—-FAA
105
Rings Oo El lat 4a 1949 .F& A
Nassau Elec let g 4s 1951 JAJ
65
Bklyn Un Elev—See Bklyn Queen
siclyn Un Gaslst cons5ag'45MAN
120**
1st lien A ref 6a *47 aer A MAN
128
1st Uen A ref 5s ser B 1957 MAN
109**
Deb 5e 1950
JAD
104**
108
99**
109.16
104.4
102**
105.2
109
107
Traction
1
Burlington (Vt) G L 5a 1966. J&.<
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
Butte El A P lat a
AAO
f 5s 1951-J&D
Oalgary Power 1st 5s 1960--AAO
California Electric Generating—
lat s f g 5a '48 guar
MAS
California Gas A Elec Oorp—
Unif A ref g 6a *37 op a f. -MAN
Oalif Water Service 6s
100**
4.10%
94
•114**
105**
66**
5**s series B 1956
/
108**
110
62
Gen A adj 5s 1942—
!
MAS /
37
66
Coll trust 5s notes 1942—MAS
Chattanooga Ry & Light—
1st Aref g5a 1966 ops16—MAN
Ohatt Rya 1st cons 5s '50-MAN
75"
95
§6"
84**
103**
106
103**
Ohea A Pot Tel of Va 5a '43-MAN
104**
Chester Water Service Oo—
lat 4**s 1958 series A
MAF
Chic Aurora A Elgin RR—
lat A ref 6a 1951
JAJ
9**
Chicago City A Connecing Ry
Oolltr
f g 5s Jan 1 1^27-AAO
Certificates of deposit
a
.
725*
105**
JAJ /
JAJ
105**
107
8
10
* 1
AAO
Chicago RaUwaya Oo—
1st 6s 1927 stpd as to 25% nt
red and pay Aug 1 1933...FA A
Ctfa of deposit
19
73
106
1st M 4 **s 1970
MAS
1st 08 series B 1961
MAN
Chic Gas LAO see Peoples G LAC
Chic North Shore A Mllw RR—
lat A ref 5 **a 1956
19
ff 74"
3**
3**
n*
f
25
26
25
12
11**
26
13
108**
mon 4-5s Feb '27 ODt_JAJ
Certificates of deposit
/
/
r
f
15
15
6
109**
AdJ inc 4a Feb 1927 opt—Maj
Certificates of deposit
lI6"
105
Pur
6
i§*
16
7
7
;
Chicago Rapid Transit Oo—
1st A ref 6 V*s 1944
Certificates of deposit
111
114**
99**
105**
106**
105**
102**
n
685*
685*
/
/
/
t Called Aug. 1 at 101.90.
k Last sale,
-...
685*
Charleston Transit Co—
JAJ
1st A ref 6a 1953 aer A
JAJ
Certificates of deposit
Adjust deb 0s July 1963..-JAJ
Certificate of deposit..
Chippewa Power 6a 1947
/
/
i*
§*
9**
9
9**
9
1
5*
107**
JAD
Cincinnati Gas A Electric—
1st M 4a 1968 aeriea A
AAO
Cin Newport A Gov L A T—
lat ref 6s 1947 aeriea A
J&J
1015*
102**
103**
104**
Cincinnati Street Ry—
lat m5V*aser A 1952-..—A&o
92**
93**
96
97
1
/ This price includes accrued interest,
67**
67**
675*
Certificates of deposit
Series B Feb 1927
-JAD
Certificates of deposit
100
f Called July 1 at 104.
MAN f
11*
Cons M 5a aer A Feb '27—AAO
106**'
102
1
5s series O 1933
JAD
Charleston Cons Ry Gas A El
Consol gold 5a 1909
..MAS
,
121
71
26**
106
lat mtge gold 5s 1936
1st A ref 6s 1955 aer A
80
105**
a to **105**
1st mtge 4s series B 1961-MAN
71
63
1953-J&J
18
18
72
715*
112**
Ry.
109**
105**
113**
99**
69
Cor
/
/
Chicago Oity Ry 1st 5s '27—FA A /
102** 1
Certificates of deposit
/
101** I Chic Dirt Elec Generating—
See
Jlnternat
67**
8**
100**
6
66
/
109
Gen A ref 4**s 1981
Buffalo A Lockport
Lt
/
102**
109
89**
91**
68**
70**
JAJ
Central West Public Se-vice Oo—
lat 1 coll 5**s 1950 aer A—MAN
Buff A
Buffalo
!,zlH
MA816
A
1st M A 1st Uen 5**s
Debenture 5s 1944
106**
103**
100
w w
Deb 5**s 1954
States Pow
113**
Bway A 7th Ave.—See NY Rys
FAA
Niag Falls El L A Power—
1st gold 5a 1942
FAA
A
109**
104**
103**
4**
4**
115
104**
104**
105**
106
Bklyn Borough Gas 5s 1967-FAA
riklyn Oity RR 1st 5s 1941—J&J
98*
Brooklyn Edison Oo—
Gen m 5a ser A 1949——JAJ d 104.31
Gen m 5s ser E 1952
JAJ U03.31
Consol mtge 3**s 1966—MAN
101**
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Oorp
a f 6a 1968 aer A
JAJ dl04.23
Secured s f 6a ser A 1949.-JAD rl02.28
Coll trust 4**s 1966—.-MAN
100**
J&J
ser
Central States Elec Corp—
Oonv deb 5a 1948
107**
1 1939
IVA
1949—AAO f.
1st coll inc 3-5s 1950
MAS /
105*
104*
114
101
102**
Buff Gen Elec 1st 5s 1939—FAA
gen
103**
102**
99**
23
JAD
Coll trust 3s 1937
107 H
Without warrants
FAA
Cent Public Utility inc 5**s 1952.
Cent States Edis 5**s A 1943AAO
96
21
1st A ref 5s 1954 Ser A—MAS
JAJ
39 op 19 (Vl&N
4 V*a 1957 aer E.
4s ser G 1960
AAO
_
107
112**
98
93**
jnw Ohio L A P 1st 5s 19501
Cent Pow 1st 5s, 1957, ser D JAJ
Cent Pow A Lt 1st 5s I960—FAA
Cent Pub 8erv Oorp—
Oonv deb 5 **s '49 with warFAA
102"
103**
123
MAS
101
103**
100**
92**
MainePr 6a
1st A gen
112
1960 MAS
100
103
98
84**
100
MAS
British Ool Tel 5s 1960
Broad River Power Oo—
1035*
J&J
Central Indiana Power Co—
1st A ref 0a 1947 aer A
106**
101
British Col Power 5**s
6s series B 1900
1065*
103**
1st A ref 5s 1956 aer E
MAN
lat mtge 4**a 1967 aer F—JAD
1st A ref 5s 1968 ser G—MAN
107**
JAJ
104
106*1
Light 3 **s '66—AAO
107**
103**
Central Illinois Public Service—
33
104**
152"
112**
24**
102**
109**
109**
Blue Lakes Water 6s '38—MAS
1st 5s series B 1946
1?^
84
79**
106**
Hu.-i Gaa & Elec Oorp—
Cent ills Elec A Gas Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1951
—F&a
102**
1940—-w—MAN'
J&»
98
104
97
106
91**
84**
80
Birmingham Elec 4**s 1968-MAS
Birmingham Gas 1st 6s '69 .MAN
6% notes extended 1938--AAO
Birmingham Water Works Go—
1st m 5**s 1954 ser A.—-AAO
1st m 5s 1954 ser B
JAD
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
FAA
Blackstone Val G A E 5s '39. J A
M A coll tr 4s ser O '65-MAN
Bleecker StAFulFy—See NY Rys
Bloomington Dec A Champagne
Boston Oon Gas deb 5s *47—FAA
77**
105**
f 25
40
105
AAO
1st ref 5s April
107
Ueiu
25
Rys—
Binghamton (N Y) L H A P—
1st ref 5s Feb 1940
AAO
1st A ref 5s
lien coll tr 5**s
82
21**
oity Elect 0>*a 1961
Gas
Flrai
43
Gen A ref 5s 1956 aer A—FAA
103**
96
82
A&O
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951—
JAJ
Berks hire.St Ry 1st 6s *37—JAD
Y)
106
103**
109**
Central Georgia Pow 5s
1958..
(N
102**
1125*
97
FA *
_
103**
1938
91
112
jnt Conn Pow A Lt 5s '37-./
Centra] Elec of N J 6a 1940
M
102**
5s
98
105**
1st » A enll tr 5a 194« ser A
128**
1st
91**
Cent Ark Pub Serv Oorp—
116**
120**
128**
Binghamton
64
90
102
Carolina P A List 5s 1956--AAO
Cedar Rap Mfg A P 5a *53--JAJ
Central Arizona Light A Pow Oo
34
—JAJ
1st A ref 5s 1960 ser O
AAO
Belolt Water, Gas A Elec Oo—
1st g 5s 1937
MAS
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Corp—
ierlla
62**
103**
102**
-
76
103**
102**
101
M.v
Oape A Viney'd El 4s A *65-JAJ
Capital Traction (Wash. D C)fst g 5a June 1 1947
JAD
23"
34
34**
34**
1/
Canton Elec Go 5a 1937
89**
-
76
96
21
34
107**
Ab/ maturity,
1 at 105.
39
103
Canadian Rail A Harbor—
Term 6**s 1951
Canadian Utilities Ltd—
105"
88**
Coll trust 3s 1939—
54**
56?*
74
103**
101**
101**
A&O
Coll trust 3s 1938
76**
49**
fund income 4s 1983—
fund income 4**s 1983fund income 5s 1983
fund income 5**s 1983.
Atlanta Gas L 5s
1953
Bronx Gas A Elec 5s 1960
AAO
FAA
1st lien 6s 1947 ser A
7s
S f income 8s 1953
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952
85
74
s"6orf
90**
Beauharnois L H A P 5**s *73 JAJ
deauharnols Power Oorp—
Coll trust s f 5s 1973 w w
AAO
Bris A Plainv Tram 4*^s'45 MAN
Bristol A War Wat Wks 5s'46JAJ
104**
103**
61**
69**
Ashtabula Water 5o 1958—AAO
Assoc Elect 4**s 1963
JAJ
5s Jan 11961
JAJ
Income
Income
Income
Income
lit
Beige Uo—
A&o
30
64**
101**
Ry—See P
104
103
64**
MAN
1st s f 7s 1953
JAJ
Arkansas PAL 1st 5s 1956 A AD
Ark West Gas 1st 5s w w '39-JAJ
Asnlana (Wu) LA Pow St Ry.
1st M gold 5s 1939
JAJ
/
& Sub
105
JAJ
B 1948
7s Sept 1947
Deb 0 **s 1935
1005*
104**
Ry-
106**
166"
FAA
South Chicago
f
_
Brandenburg (.Germany) El Pr—
Extl 1st s f 0s 1953
MAN /
_
Sinking
Sinking
Sinking
Sinking
105**
106**
—
Arizona Pow 6s 1947 ser A
MAN
Arkansas El A Wat 6s 1944-FAA
Ark A Mo Pow 1st 6s 1953--JAJ
100**
96**
z
1st (10%
JAD
West End St 5s 1944
AAO
deb 5s 1973
deb 4**s 1973
Oonv deb 4s 1973
MAS
JAD
Boston Elev Ry 4 **s 1937—-AAO
Deb g 4**s Nov 1 1941— M&N
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
TAD
-.JAJ
Cons
Oonv
Oonv
Oonv
100
Bolivian Power 8s ser A '45.AAO
JAJ
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
Oonv deb 5s 1950
34
99
104**
t 102**
98**
96**
100**
Oamden
Berlin Elec Elev A Underg
1st mtge s f 6 **■ 1956
104 5*
AAO
31
1st A ref 5s 1948 ser B
113
112
Androscoggin A Kennebec—
Ry 1st 6s 1940
MAS
Calumet A
1st 4**s ser
Bear Mi Hud
675*
25H
108**
112**
Anchorage Lt A Pow 7-5s '43 FAA f
Androscogging Electric Corp—
27
(W S) deb 6a 1942.AAO
Rouge Electric Oo—
1st mtge 5s
Amer Water Works A Electric—
Deb 6s 1976 Ser A
MAi«
Deb 5s 1976 ser B
JAD
AaaAPot R RR—SeeWashRyAEl
26
JAJ
JAJ
1st mtge 5**a 1954
1st M ita 1959 ser B
Riv
Ask.
104
4**s 1900
American Toll Bridge—
5**s ser A, B A O1936-38-FAA
1st mtge sf 4**s 1955
JAJ
Deb 4s series A 1975-—Deb 5s series A 1975
Deb 5s series B 1975
Barstow
68
Certificates of deposits
Deb 6sl938
—JAD
Amer Telep A Teleg—
Coll trust 5s 1946
JAD
Deb sf 6s 1900
JAJ
Deb 5**s Nov 1 1943
MAN
20
107
105
Battle Creek Gas 5s ser A '46MAN
/ 21**
Amer stater Puoiic tierv—
1st 1 5Hs 1948 ser A
MAN
16
1
1st A ref 6e 1942 ser B
lat A ref 5**s 1955 aeriea O FAA
Deb gold 5**a 1942
1st mtge 4s 1966
Oalif Water A Telephone—
105**
103**
Baltimore Transit Oo—
Baton
1
\ 1
*/10
Am Community Pow 5**s '53 JAJ
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s '57 MAS 16
Amer A Foreign Power Oo—
Deb g 5s 2030
MAS
5**s serUs D 1945
MAS
Augusta Ry A El 1st 5s 1940 JAD
Aurora Elgin A Chicago Elec Ry
1st 5s 1941
.....AAO
Bait A Ann S L 5s 1946
FAA
1st lien A ref 6s 1955
92
Amer Commonwealths Power—
Deb g 6s 1962 ser A
FAA /
Deb g 5**s 1953
MAN
Oonv deb 6s 1940
MAS
.
J&D
Atlantic Co Wat 5s '68 ser A
Bangor Hydro Electric—
90
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask
California-Oregon Power—
-
-
Oonv deb 4**s 1939
35-yr deb 5s 1965
Bid.
Atlantic Oity Sewerage—
1st s f 6s ser A 1956
_
76**
105**
Bonds.
Ask.
** Called Aug. 15 at 105.
a Called Aug. 1 at 105.
Nominal,
r Called July 1 at 103.
z Called Aug. 1 at 103.
NOTICE.—All bond prlraa an "and lnt«r.»t"««c.ptwh«r. marled
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Bonds
Bid
84
Cities Serv deb 6s Jan '60...MAS
Deb g 6s Apr. 1958—AAO
79 M
Deb g 5s 1963....
79
.MAN
Deb 5s 1969
79 M
MAB
Cony deb 6s 1960
JAD f 83%
Cities Service Gas Oo—
1st M pipe line 5Ms 1942.MAN
101M
Cities Service Gas Pipe Line Oo—
104 M
1st M 6s 1943
—JAJ
Cities Service Power A Light—
78M
DebSMs 1952......
MAM
Deb 5Ms 1949
78M
—
JAI
Citizens Independent Telephpn
102
1st mtge s f 4 Ms ser A '01.. JAJ
Olfiiens Tel (Gr Hap) 6s '36. J AD
102
Citizens Utilities 3% notes 1955. / 31M
Oitlsens Water (Washington, Pa)
102
6s 1951
—-
6Ms A 1951
JAJ
City Elec San Fran 6s 1937..JAJ
City Gas A Elec 1st 6Hs '51.JAJ
City Light A Traction (Sedalia.
Mo) 1st s f 5s 1952
JAD
OityASub PS—See Un Bys of BtL
City A Sub By—See Wash By A E>
City of New Castle Water—
5a 1941
—JAD.
City Water (Chattanooga)—
1st M 6s 1954
-JAD
1st M 5s 1957 series CJ
MAN
103
103 M
...
.
84 M
79%
M
83M
102M
Bid.
Bonds*
Ask.
Cumberland Oo (Mo) Pow A Lt—
1st 4Us 1956
JA'
Cumberland Gas 6s whs 1948MAN / 72
102M
O imb'land TAT 5M1937, . JA.
Cumberland Valley Teleplwne—
101M
1st mtge 5s 1966--.——JAJ
100^
General 5s 1966.----.——-....
1941——AAO
Dallas Pow A Lt 6s 1949
JAJ
1st g 7 M« 1949 ser B—
JAJ
Dallas Gas 1st 6s
105
79
79
103
32""
105"
1st g 5s 1952 ser O———JAJ
1st gold 5Ms 1954 «sr D.*.JAJ
Dallas By A Tor 1st 6s 1^51 JAJ
Danbury A Beth Gas 6s 1948 FAA
Danville Tr A Pow 1st 5s '41-JA.
Darby Med A Ohes By—See Phlb
>avenport Water 5s 1961—JA'
Dawson By A Coal 5s 1951—J&J
'ayton Ltg 1st 5s '87 np 12-M&?
Dayton Power A Light-—
1st & ref M 3Ms 1960
AAO
Delaware Elec Power Co—
Deb 5M« 1959...———JAJ
Delaware Power A Light Co—
1st M 4Mb 1971...
JAJ
104
107
109
106
104
84
106
35
B Tr
106
106
103
-83M
107 M
102M
72"
85
102
110M
108
105
85
108
106M
101M
mmmm
105 M
Stamped as to Pa tax......
101M
Clinton (La) W W 1st 5s 1939VA^
Oeast Cos Gas A Eieo—
1st s f 4s ser B1965...... MAS
Colonial Util 5M« June 11958...
Colorado Cent Pow 5 Ms '40-JAD
Colorado Power 1st 5s 63—MAN
110%
mmmm
104
106M
103
79
99
1st cons mtge 6s 1943—-AAO
Denver Tramway Terminals (Jo¬
100
1937 .—...MAS
Derby Gas A Elec Corp—
102
1st Hen 5s 1946—-—--—FAA
23
Des Moines City By 5s 1936 JAJ 1
20-yr income 5s 1955——.— / 23
108M
63
QQ
109%
64M
102
105M
Des Moines Elec Oo—
104 M
104 %
104 M
Deb 5s Jan 151961
JAJ 16
Columbia Blver Longvlew Bridge
104M
8
9
105
104 M
79M
107M
107M
82
102
106
100
103
108M
;
....
1st m 5s 1956
-—MAS
Detroit A Canada Tunnel—
1st m s f 6s 1953-.
MAN
105M
106M
29 M
29 H
105M
\m
112M
29M
2M
3H
106M
105M
106 M
105 H
110M
111M
110M
•mmmm
108 %
108 M
H6M
109 M
110M
Oommonwealth-Edlson Oo—
1st M 5s 1963.—
-JAJ
1st M col 5s 1954 ser B—JAD
1st M col 4Hs 1956 ser O—AAO
1st M col 4 Ms 1957 ser D.-JAJ
1st M 4s 1981 ser F -... MAS
110M
106 M
1st M3H* ser H 1965— AAO
105M
Commonwealth Elec 5s 1943 MAS
113M
Com'wealth Gas Corp inc 6s 1948 f 40
-
Commonwealth Lt A Power—
Bef A unif 7s 1962
JAJ f
112
107
105M
42"
103
102
106
,
115%
108 M
110
1st m s f 6Ms 1952
FAA
Certificates of deposit.
S f deb g 7s 1952
FAA
Certificates of deposit.
Det A Pt Huron Shore Line—
Z*
1st gold 58 1950...... —JAJ /
Dixie Gulf Gas (Jo¬
5
6M
M
mmmm
mm mm
Community Power A Light Oo—
P
2
1M
10
102M
ist 6 Ms 1937 K with war.MAF
Dom Elec Pow 5 Ms 1955—MAS
14
102M
29 H
3H
Gen A ref. M 4s ser F1965 AAO
Detroit International Bridge—
99M
„
Duke Price Power Oo—
1st to s f 6s 1966 ser A..MAN
107 M
108
Conn Ltg A Pow 5s '39.—JAJ
108 M
Connecticut Power—
1st A coll crust 5s 1956.
JAJ
126
Conn By A Lt 4Hs 1951
-JAJ
110H
Stamped guaranteed optional
108
Conn Biv Pow 3 Ma ser A '61 FA A
105
Connelisv Wat 5s Oct 2 '30..AAO
100M
Consolidated Cities LPA Tr—
1st lien 5s 1962 stamped. JAJ
85*
Oonsol Elec A Gas 5-6s 1962MAN
4-6s series B 1962
..FAA
60 M
6% secured notes 1937—..FAA
60M
Oonsol Gas of Bait 5s 1939—JA.»
HIM
Gen g 4 Ms Apr 1954—-AAO
123 M
Oonsol Gas Elec Lt A P (Bait)—
1st A ref 4a 1981..
JAD
107 %
Oonsol Edison Oo of N Y—
20-yr deb 4 Ms 1061——JAD
106 M
Debenture 5s 1957——JAJ a 103.2
Debenture 3 Ms 1946—
AAO
1C3M
Debenture 3 Ms 1956..... AAO
103 M
Oonsol Gas .Utilities Co 94 M
1st A coll 6s 1943 ser A—. J*r
6s stamped 1943
....JAD
91M
Oonv deb 6 Ms 1043 a w w JajL>
*/ 32M
Oonsol Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
Wuerttembu/g 1st 7s '56. .JAJ r 21M
Consolidated Telep of Wise—
1st M 5 Ms 1942 ser A....MAN
103
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser Oorj
Consolidated Water of Utlca—
93
1st 4Mb 1958....
MAN
1st M 5s 1958
..MAN
97
Cons Gaa—See Peoples G L AO
Consum L H A P Oo (Ells, N J)—
5s 1938
...J*r
104
Consumers Nat Gas 6s '44
MAN
65
O .>nsum*»ri. Power Oo—
1st mtge 3 Ms 1965.
108
MAN
1st mtge 3 Ms 1965
105 M
..MAN
1st mtge 3Ms 1970......MAM
104
Oontin Gas A El deb 5s 1958 Fa a
90 M
Continental Telep 5s A 1953-FAA
102
OooperRtvBrl'ge » nc lst6s'58MA N / 48
_
109M
127
105M
86M
52
60M
i»8
tl 04M
124M
Extl
•
f 6s Feb 15 1954-FAAlf
Council Bluff# Gas 5s 1948.MAN
Orescent Public Servfc Oo—
Coll inc 6s B Octl 1954
JAD f
Cuban Telep conv 5s 1951 —JAJ
1st lien A ref 7Ms 1941—MAS
*
104
94
89M
1^1945.MAS15
luquesne Light—See Phila Co
Duquesne Nat Gas 7s 1948
107 M
f
/
83 M
63
105
104
...JAD
91M
ra
95
99
J&J
10554
104 M
91
3.02 M
50
101
106
98
92
56
59
90
99
99 M
32 M
74M
_MAV
4<ll!*tu rtlee «llum of Bo«*on —
3 Ms 1st M sf July 1 '65... JAJ
Ed El IU(Bkn)See tOngsOoELAJ
Edison El 111 (N Y)—See N v n
Electric Oo of N J 1st 5s 1947 MAS
Electric Ferries 1st 7s '41—.AAO
85
97""
Elmlra Water. Light A BR—
1st Aeon g 5s 1950—.
MA F
El Paso El Co—
1st
m
5s 1950 ser A
JA
n*
93M
82
JAJ
100
1942—MAN
Great Northern Power—
1st extended 5s, 1950—FAA
105 M
Great West Power Oo of Calif—
Ort We«t Pnw CU Ki 1046.JAJ 1106
Green Bay A Miss Canal—
1st A ref 4Mb 1953——MAS
103 %
__
Mountain
Oorp-
Povrer
FAA
103
Greenwich Wat A Gaa SystemCol tr 58 1952 ser A...
AAO
98
98
90
103 M
95M
Gulf States Utilities Oo—
105
103
107 %
1st MA ref 4Mb 1961B—JAD
Gackensack Wat 4s *52 op '12JAJ
GenAref5sJune1 K'77 A—JAD1 f
ser
106 M
B..JAJ
108
5s secured conv notes 1938JAJ
92
109 M
(Germany) Elec Oo—
Extl g s f deb 7s 1935
MAN */ 28 M
famburg (Germany) Elev Under
ground A St Bys 5 Ms'38 ..JAP f 24
Hamilton Gas 0Ms A w w *37J AD f 55
Tamburg
103 K
104
^
Hanover Harz Water Works—
1st series 6s 1957-.......FAA
2d series 6Ms 1949
...FAA
20
19M
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970....MAN
(a vana Elec Ry 5s 1952 ...FA A
5
5Ms(Sept'31 coupon) '51.MA8
103
ielena Gas A Elec 1st 6s '52MA8
lest Man A Fair Pass Ry—See 1 bll B T
Home Tel A Tel (Ft Wayne)
104 M
1st 6a series A 1943....... JAJ
104
1st 5 Ms series B1955
AAO
lome Telep A Teleg( Los Angeles
107
36
70
106
106M
103
102
24 H
24 M
80
rm> |at refunding
1945JAJ **105
Houston El Co 1st 6s '35—JAP / 85 M
86
1st s f 6s ser B 1950
JAD
97 M
Houston Gas Secure 5s 1952.MAS
luusDon
Gulf Gas—
1st M A ool 6s 1943 ser A..AAC
Deb 6Ms 1943 with war..AAO
105 M
99M
104
103 H
104 H
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
t Called July 1 at 106.
J Called July 1 at 104M*
d Called Aug. 1 at 105.
/ This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
n Nominal,
6 Basis,
'
101
/
6s 1937-1944——MAN
5Mb June 15 1977
23 H
23M
88 M
Co—
1st M A ref 5s 1956 ser A.MA8
Elec A Peoples.
See Phila R T
Clectrlc Pow Corp (Germany)—
1st s f 6 Ms 1950
MA*
1st sink fhnd 0Ms 1953...AAO
Electric P A L Deb 5s 2030. FAA
Eiiz Plainf A Cent J f
See
Sliz A Raritan Riv< Public Se v
Eiiz A Trenton BB
|
Corp.
86M
100M
Col tr 5s 1952 ser B
Gulf Coast Water 1st 5s '48-FAA
Gulf Power 1st 6s 1968——AAO
Gulf Public Service Co—
1st m 6s 1945
.AAO
97
106M
By
lst mtge 5s 1948
91M
Sheboygan Elec 5s 1946--JAJ **105
Economy L£& Pr (111) 5s *56. JAD
108 M
105M
79
Eastern Shore Pub Service Oo—
1st m 5 Ms 1947 ser A
103
MAS
103 M
1st M A 1st lien 5s 1956 B MAS
Eastern Wisconsin Electric (Jo¬
ist lien A ref 6s 1942
JAD d 105 54
1st lien A ref 6Ms 1948..MAS x 10754
Eastno Cons El 5s 1949..
80"
f
100M
_
24
104 M
107
Michigan Bys—
Eastern Minn Pow 5 Ms 1951 MAS
Eastern Oregon Lt A Power—
5 Ms series A 1951
MAS
5s series B 1953
J&J
104
29
L 5s '39.FAA /106M
/ 25
1st lion col] tr KMs
102
91M
91M
95 M
O—MASU
1st mtge coll tr 7" 1958
103 M
1st M
78
82
JAJ
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser
Eastern
115
Ireat Lakes Utilities Oo—
100
JAJ
5s 1948 B...
\89%
1st M 7s 1944————FAA
By Oo—
4Mb 1948 A
Northern
1st A gen 6Ms 1950
Great Lakes Power. Ltd—
64
105 M
m
88M
87%
Grand Rapids By 1st 7s '39 MAN
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—
Gruen
Ref 6s series D 1948—
Bef 68 series E 1948.——
11*
85
101
Eastern Gas A Fuel Assoc—
1st m A coll tr 4s A 1956
MAS
Eastern Lt A Pow s f 5s 1964 MAN
103.b
104
95
Atlanta
102
1st m 6s 1942.—.
..JAJ
1st m 5s 1960 ser D—.. FAA
Ref
Ref
102M
.
1st guar 5s '54 op '90—JAJ
(lesfurel 6s 1953 x w—
JAT-
East St Louis (111) Lt A Pow—
10654
103 M
52
Grand Bapids Gas
Coast Uti lities—
1st coll 5Ms ctfs 1937 A...FAA / 66
« 70
7% 1932 ctfs of dep..JAJ f 100
IvDA Llio UI uoy
..JObU
East Jersey St By 5s 1944.2M&N
ast
104
97 M
B. Eootenay Pow 1st 7s '42.AAO
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953... JAD / 21
E St L A interurb Wat 5s '42 JAJ
103 M
1940.
Oonv deb 5M» 1039
—JAJ
leneral Public Utilities—
1st M coll tr 6Ms ser A '50 AAC
1st mtge A coll 6M8 O'55. AAO
leneral Water Wks A ElecOorp—
1st lien A col 5s 1943 ser A. JAD
1978......—JAD
leorgia By A Elec—
'
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939...JAJ
East
5s
97
103
„
Gary Bys Co 6 Ms ser A1945 FAA f 24
Gary Street By 1st 5s 1937..AAO / 30
tas A El of Bergen Oo 5s 40-JAL
120
Gen 5s Nov f 1954.—MAN
121
latlneau Pow 1st 5s 1956—JAD
97 M
Debenture gold 6s 1941 JAD 1 ?
95%
Deb 6s 1941 series B
AAO
94 M
General Gas A Elec Corp—
5% notes Aug 15 1936—FAA15
92M
leneral Public Service Ooid—
Oonv deb 5s 1953—
JAJ
98
1st mtge 5s
22
>uquesne Trao—See Phila Co.
Durham Pub 8er 7t A '49—AAO
Durha Trac 1st 5s 1941
MAS
East Coast Pub Serv 4s 1948
Eastern Mass Street
Copenhagen Telephone Oo—
County Gas of Dallas 5s '46 AAO
County Gas (N J) 5s Jan 11952—
1st 5s 1953
lit
.
1st lien coll 5s x-w 1944—JAJ
5s with warrants 1944-—J&J
Georgia Power A Light Oo
Uuuuesne Gas Corn—
108M
,
25M
22M
85 M
128 M
100
1952
—JAJ
leorgia Power 1st fie 1967--MAfi
MAS / 49
104
Dumbarton B'ge 6 Ms to '49. JAJ
125M
106M
^89
5s
Duluth-Superior Transit—
62
78
95M
79
Georg|a-Carolina Power 1st i f
72
76
M
102g
Equip trust 5Ma 1935-38 ..... b2.25%
Galveston-Houston Elec By—
■■
1st M s f g 5s 1954 opt...-AAO / 20
Gandy Bridge (Tampa) 6s '45JAD
Gary Elec A Gas Oo—
,-'•••
97
98M
liH
77
"Jorlda Telep 1st 0s 194K
Un Wat 6s 1935..JAJ
93M
98
1st conv 6s Mar
105M
103 M
Fontana
92 M
71
82%
14"*
107*
0_,x
leorgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s '01 FAA
6Ms 1945 with warrants...JAJ
Dortmund Munic Util (Germany
20-yr sf6Ms 1948
AAO /
MA?
84M
6554
100 H
1st 5s (Internet ser) 1942. -MAS
103
Stamped—
MAS
103
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd
MASDebenture 6s 1954 ser B-. JAD
20
Fed*l Pow A Lt 6s Nov 1 1965—
Federal Public Serv Corp—
1st 1 6s 1947——
—JAD f 50
Federal Water Service dorp—
Oonv deb 5 Mb 1954—MAN
88 M
94
dominion Gas A Elec—
Community Pub Ser 5s 1960.JAJ
Community Water Service Go—
Deb g 6s 1946 ser A
...JAD
Deb g 6Ms 1946 ser B....MA8
Oonestoga Trac 1st 4a 1950—JAJ
Coney Isl A Bklyn cons 4s '48 JAJ
Conn Light A Power—
1st A ref s f 7s *51 ser A— .MAN
1st A ref 4Mb 1956 ser O—JAJ
1st A ref 5s ser D 1962
JAJ
-
mmmm
130
Erie Bys—1st 0s 1954.
....AAO f 12
107
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1967—AA(
Erie A Suburban By 5s.—— /
12
■
Certificates of deposit.——Oonv s f deb 6 Ms 1048. —MAN
106 M
107
105
Columbus By Pow A Light—
1st mtge A coll tr 4s 1965.MAN
99 M
9954
621M
114M
Fruit Growers' Express—
Certificates of deposit..
Detroit City Gas Oo—
1st m 6s 1947 series A
.JAJ
1st m 5s 1950 series B_—..AAO
Detroit Edison—
Gen A ref 5s 1962 ser O..FAA
Gen A ref 4 Ms 1961 ser D. FA A
Gen A ref 5s ser E 1952—AAO
98M
98M
101M
107
Florida Power Corp—.
'
1st m 5 M" 1979 ser A*....JAJ
1st m 5Ms 1956 ser B.
JAJ
Florida Pow A Lt 1st 5s '54—JA.1
Florida Public Service Oo—
1st 4s series O 1955——JAJ
m
A AO /
Columbia (8 O) By Gas A El Oo
1st M s fg 5s 1936—
JAJ
Columbus Dela A Marlon Elec Co
1st A ref 5s July 1937
JAJ
1st A ref 6s (stmpd) 1937
JAJ
Columbus (Ga) Elec A Power—
1st A ref ds 1947 ser A
JAD
1st A ref 5s 1954 ser B
MAM
Empire District Elec Oo—
1st A ref m 5s 1952
MAh
Empire Gas A Electric Oo—
Gen A ref 6s ser A 1952—JAD
Empire Gas A Elec and Empire
Coke Jt IstAref 6s *41 opt-MA F
fircoleMarelll Else MfgOo (Italy)
1st s f 6 Ms 1953with war MAP
__
„
.
101 %
99
Federated Utilities Inc—
1st lien col tr 5Ms 1957—MAS
.
.MAN
1st m 5s, 1938—
Des Moines Gas Oo—
100M
(Amer series) 1942—MA8
ist M g gu 5s
Columbia Gas A Elec Corp—.
Deb g 5s 1952
.......-MAN
Deb g 5s 1952
AA016
Oom'w'lth Tel (Pa) 5Hs *45 MAN
Oom'wlth Tel (Wis) 5s A '48 MAS
Oom'wealth Water 5Ms ser A1947
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
F&i*
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
FA A
Denver Tramway Corp—
Gen A ref Kb 1950 ser A——J*
n8M
100
Deb 8Mb 1966 x w
FAA dl05M
108M
Fall Blver Elec Lt 5s 1345 ..JAJ
Federal Light A Traction—__
102 H
1st 5s
105 %
1065
106
}?§^
117
r
Europ'n Elec Corp (of Canada)
rnmm
106
105M
78 H
107 M
r
Equit G A E Utlca 5s 1942-A AO
Erie Oo Electric 6s 1959.....JAJ
103 M
Delaware Vail Util 6s 1952.MAN
Denv Gas A El 1st g 5s '49—MAN
1st A ref 6s 1951———MAN
SI Paso Nat Gas 1st 6Ms *43. JAD
With warrants..—
Deb 6Ms 1938
..JArr
1st mtge 4Ms ser A 1951..JAD
Conv deb 4Mb 1946.....JAD
_
105 M
mmmrn
Ask
Bid
Bonds*
Ask.
„
110
Gen mtge3 54s July 11965. JAJ
Oleve Southvf By A Light—,
Gen Aeon 6s 1954....—MAS /
6
0Ms stamped 1953.
"f" .ndlncom. and defaulted bonda.
the month preceding the date of Issue.
100M
70
Cleveland Elec Blum-
Col M fa 1957
75
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
July, 1936]
** Called July 1 at 105.
r Called Aug. lx at 105.
a
x
Called July 15 at 103'
Called Aug. 1 at 107M'
V
76
PUBLIC
BONDS
UTILITY
NOTICE.—AH bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted
bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid,
Bonds.
Ask.
Bonds.
Bid.
Ask.
Houston Lt & Pow 1st 5s '53 MAS
105 H
106
104
1st lien & ref 4 34» *78 ser DMftN
10334
105 X
Iowa Pub Serv 1st 5s 1957—J&D
Deb 5s 1968
_M&A
10534
10434
9434
10434
1st lien & ref 434s*81 ser E J&D
Houston Natural Gas Oorp—
105
1st m coll 6s 43 with warr.J&D
Hudson Oo Gas 5s g 1949..M&N
100
10234
121H
123
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s '54 AM&8
103 H
102
104
10434
1st
M 5s 1954
«er
M&*
A&O
B
1st 5s ser O 1962
Hydraulic Power of Niag Fails—
1st & refundlng5s 1950—J&J
R«f & Impt fis 1051
Hydro El Bond & Sh 5s 1957 M&N
Hydro El Corp fVa) 5s 1958-J&D
Hydro El Pow Gomm 334s '43 J&J
434s due Jan 1 1970-1
J&J
Deb 334s-5s 1952
A&O
434s 1938
P&A
Ida
108
112
«>
Powwr 1st 5s 1947
10734
93 H
101
103"
102
10334
11334
115
102 X
103
10334
10434
10834
10734
J&»
.
113
106 M
-
Illinois Bell Tel 334s B *70—A&O
107 X
Illinois
Commercial Telep—
1st 5s series A 1948
M&S
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser B
M&ti
111 Community Tel 6s 1949.-J&J
Illinois Northern Utilities Oo—
10134
101H
8234
10254
10234
106)4
10834
10534
10234
99%
9434
103
100
1st mtge 5s 1952 series A-J' J
Independence Water Works—
10134
10234
534s 1945
M&S
Indiana Assoc Telegraph—
1st mtge 434s ser B 1965—A&O
Indiana Central Telep Oo—
102
int
& ref 5s
1957 opt
A&O
Illinois Power & Light Oorp—
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A.-A&O
ist & ref
534s 1954
ser
B--J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser O
8 f deb 534s 1957
J&D
M&S
83
10534
9534
Illinois Water Service Oo—
r
.
1st lien coll 534 1938
Indiana Electric Corp—
10434
M&N
6134
1st M 6s 1947 series A—M&N
1st M6H> 1953 series B.-F&A
1st M 5s 1951 series O—M&S
10134
9134
100
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 J&J
Indiana General Service—-
91
1st M 5s 1948
J&J
Indiana Hydro-Elec Power—
107
1st
mtge 5s 1958
.
1st & ref 5s 1955
Ind Nat
Indiana
Indiana
Indiana
6% conv notes 1940
J&D
Indiana Telep 5s A 1960
J&J
Indianapolis Columbus & South¬
ern Traction 1st 6s 1948—F&A
97
107"
119
97
By & Lt 1st 6s *43--J&J
Service Oorp—
11950—J&J
10834
106
M&S
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
F&A
Indiana & S W Gas & Util—
10134
103
9134
11134
Gas & O—See Peo G L&C
Pr 1st 17 34s '41 A -M&N
ist & ref M 5s Jan
6234
95
96
M&N
A
ser
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957—F&A
105
6734
6934
6934
16
19
f
95
li*
86
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952. -A&O
Indianapolis Power & Light—
1st M 6s 1957 ser A.
J&J
Indianapolis By 5s, 1967
Indianapolis Water—
1st & ref. g 4Ha 1940 opt..J&J
_
l88
10534
.
64
106
66
10434
1st lien & ref 5s 1960
J&D
1st lien & ref 5s 1970
M&S
J&J
9734
>ecured
5s
Oo—
1958
Inland Gas 634 s 1938
I&A
Certificates of deposit
Sinking fund deb 7a 1938-F&A
Inland Pow & L ■ f 6s *36 A M&S
Coll tr s f 6s 1941 ser B —M&N
Col tr 6s 1957 ser O
A&O
f
f
1
/
/
6834
18
20
18
20
4
interstate Power 1st 5s *67.
J&J
Deb gold 6s 1952
J&J
Interstate Pub Serv Oo—
1st & ref 634s 1949 ser B—J&J
1st & ref 5a 1956 ser D
J&D
1st & ref 4 Ha '58 ser F
M&S
Interstate Rys 4s 1943
Interstate Telep Oo—
734
43
25-yr
f 634s 1963
lacksonv
10534
7
6134
10734
35
134
J&D
52
108
36
234
106
105
106 J4
6
2
10534
1^3"
11534
119
10234
10834
10834
40
90
II
40
88
105
97
97
9634
10234
10534
F&A
M&8
107
10134
9734
9734
10334
107
50
10534
10234
102
97%
9634
734
9534
9534
97"
68
72
97
10534
10534
10734
113
122)4
1st & ref 6s 1954
9534
27
2
A&O
9834
99
6834
6934
F& A
7134
72
75
Lake Sh Gas 1st 534s 1950.M&N
Lake Shore Power Co—
86
88
Lake
9534
97
61
63
103
Market St El Pass Ry—See P R T
Market St Ry (San Francisco)—
1st
'i=
105
8034
9234
81
93
8534
8534
47
52
5934
100
102"
7934
7034
10134
9034
84
F&A
34
7934
7034
9034
8434
134
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
Interstate Tel & Tel 534s 1953 J&J
Interstate Water 6s serA 1940 F&A
Iowa Electric Oo—
1st 4 ser A 1961
J&J
100
102
.J&D
10534
9734
10234
100
Iowa El Lt & Pr 7s ser O '42.F&A
1st mtge 4s ser E 1955
J&D
Io*a-Nebraska Lt & Power—
1st lien & ref 5s '57 ser A.M&N
11834
10234
1st 1 & ref 5s 1961 ser B..M&S
Iswa Pow & Lt 1st 4Ha 1958 M&S
10434
10534
91
105
Tr
&
92
Conv deb
104 34
A&n
103 34
Massillon El & Gas 1st 5s '56-j&j
Maysville P Serv 5Ha A 1942A&0
McGavock & Mt Vernon Horse
10434
RR
1937
1st & ref 5s 1948
ser
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
10334
11034
10634
3-5s series A 1945
6934
A&O
Metropolitan Edison Oo—
1st M 434s 1908 ser D.—-M&S
ser
E
10834
10634
10734
...M&N
1st mtge 4s ser G 1965
M&N
Metrop Edison Oorp 6s 1961 M&8
Metro Wat Sewer—See Fgn bds
Metropolitan West Side "L"—
93
1st gold 4s 1938
...F&A ♦/12
Certificates of deposit
1034
11
J&J
85
86
57
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
27
99
100
96
98
9934
10134
10234
103
104 34
10134
10234
93
94
90
109
Lincoln Pub
106
10534
10434
10534
Serv 5s, 1939..j&J
Little Rock G & F 0s 1937.M&N
Little Roci. Rv & El 68 '38
4*0
Lockhart
10634
9934
10034
104
105
t Called July 1 at 110.
10434
Mich Elec Pow 8s A 1944
J&D
Mich Fuel & Lt 0s A 1950—J&D /
1st & ref 6s 1943
1st M 5s 1950
43"
9234
M&B
91
J&d
A&O
9934
101
Middlesex & Boston St Ry—
1st and ref mtge 534® 1942. j&J
96
9334
92
Middlesex &
5s
1950
107"
9934
100
102
99
120
10534
Somerset Trac—
j&J
10634
80
Middle Western Tel 6s 1943-J&J
Conv deb 6s 1939.
M&N
'
98
47
46
1939—A&O
Michigan Associated Telep Oo
5734
90
'
1034
45
Mexican El L 1st M g 6s '42.J&J
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 5s '40 s f.F&A
Middlesex Elec U Pow 5s '55 j&J
Middlesex Water 534s 1957.A&O
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941.J&D
•
70
46
...
Meridionals Electric Oo—
1st s f 7s 1957 ser A
Middle States Telep 6s A '47-J&J
11134
103
•(• Called July 1 at 10334
103 34
98
j&J
A
1st & ref 434s 1978 ser O—A&O
Memphis Street Ry—
73
Midland Util deb 6s 1938 ..M&S t
Milwaukee Elec Ry & Light—
28
24
29
10434
10534
10434
10534
1st M 434s 1907
106
M&S
Minneapolis Ga« Light Oo—
1st M 434- 1956
J&J t 10334
1st mtge 4s 1950
J&D
10434
Minnesota Nor Pr jt 0s 1944.A&O
99
Minnesota Power & Light Co—
1st & ref 5a 1955
J&D
10434
1st & ref 434s 1978
101
M&N
Mississippi Power Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1955
M&8
89
Mississippi Power & Light—
1st Mm 1957
J&d
95
Mississippi River Fuel Oorp 1st s f 6s 1944 ex-warr
F&a
106,
107 34
Mississippi Klv Pow 6s '51..J&J
Deb 5« May 1 1947
M&^
10334
10634
1st & ref 5s 1961 ser B— J&D
1st M 5s 1971
J&J
Milwaukee Gas Light Oo—
Miss Val Pub Serv 1st 5s '54. J&d
♦
91
10334
J&J
ist g 5s 1947 ser A
88
434s 1955.J&D
Lockport L H & P 534s A'54M&N
6s
Michigan Public Service Oo—
...j&T
Power
1st
Memphis Power & Light Oo—
10634
9134
11934
534? 1953..
101
j&J
Michigan Gas & Elec Oo—
Eerm
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
1st M 6s w w 1944
M&S
Lexington Util 1st 5s 1952 .F&A
Lexington Wat ref 534s 1940-F&S
LexingtonWa Pow Co 1st 5s'68J&J
Power—
aer a
Mexican Utilities 7s
III
.
Lex (Ky) Ry-—See txy
100
A Jan
ser
Mass Utilities Associates—
S f deb 5h 1949 ser A
Lawrence
'
f 7s 1940
J&J
134
10434
Lancaster Co Ry & Lt 5s 1951 J&j
(Mass) Gas & Elec—
1st M 434s 1940 ser B
F&A
Lehigh Power Securities—
Deb g 6s 2020 ser A__
..F&A
Lehigh Telep 5s ser A 1949 -j&j
Lehigh Valley Transit—
1st M g 4s Dec 1935 opt.-M&S
Ref & impt g 5s 1960
j&D
5s series B Dec 1 1935—-M&S
Letpxig Overland Pow QH* '46..
Lewis & Clark Bdge 3 34-5s 1953—
Non-cum inc 4s Nov 1 1953
Lewiston Gas Lt 334s O '56_A&0
s
Maryland Light &
1st M 634s I960
Superior Enst Pow—
.
83
8234
8234
Exten gold 4s 1938
Certificates of deposit
3
1st and ref mtge 6s 1950—J&J
1st M & ref 5s 1956
9334
15-year s f 7s 1941
j&D / 2334
Maritime Tel & Tel—
Ref & gen 5s ser A 1950—J&l
10434
Ref & gen 6-434s ser B 1966 J&J
11134
68
100
102
33 J&j
.
78
'
6534
6634
102
1st & ref 5 34s ser B 1949.-M&S
1st & ref 6s ser O 1952—M&N
1933
11834
J&J
Manila Gas Oo—
1st Hen coll tr 534s 1937—A&O
Manitoba Power Co Ltd—
1st M s f 534s '51 ser A...J&J f
1st M s f 534s 1952 ser B..J&j /
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Cos
67
La Crosse Telep 534s 1948—J&J
Lake Erie Pow & Lr 6s 1940 a&o
con g oh
107
1M&8
1944
78
534s series IU964
—M&S
Macon Ry& Light 1st 5s '63. J&J
108
Madison Oo (111) Light & Power—
1st g 5s 1930
101
J&d
Madison Rys 1st g 5s 1936.-M&N /
6
Malone (N Y> L & P 534s '56. J&J
10234
Manchester Terminal 63$s.—
50
Manhattan Ry con 4s g '90.-A&O / 6034
Cent Hanover Bk ctfs of dep. f
56
2d gold 4s 2013
j&D / 3534
1st M 4s 1971
26
5Ha *53 ser O F&A
Istcol&ref534s 1960serD F&A
6s coll notes ser A 1942—-F&A
6s coll notes ser B 1942—F&A
Gen gold 5s Feb 1
7s
3-5s series B 1945
87
r
9734
22
MacLaren-Que Pow 534s Feb 1'61
114
11634
11934
9234
10534
9034
Luneburg Pow L & W W (Germ'y)
1st M s f 7s 1948
M&N /
Loserne Oo (Pa) Gas & Elec—
1st ref&lmp g 5s'48 op'13 A&O
162
107
1st M colltr
Lake t»h Elec ist
75
71
161
Purch money 6s g 1997
A&O
Edison El 111 Bklyn 4s *39-j&J
105
1st s f g 634s 1944
F&A /
Lower St Lawrence Power—
1st s f 5s ser A 1955
A&O
103
Kings Co E L & P 1st 5s '37.A&0
107
120
1st mtge 434s ser A 1966.M&S
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
.
B...A&O
10534
-11134
Louisv Ltg 5« 53
unstmpd—A&O
Gas Light—
Sinking fund 5J4s 1946
10134
Laclede Gas Lt 5s 1939
69
Massachusetts Gas—
10434
Lackawanna & Wyoming Val RR
1st 5s 1951
F&A
Debentures 6s 1948
F&A
66
75
-.
Lowell
90
Key West Electric 5a 1956.-F &A
Keystone Pub Serv—
1st M 5s 1978
M&N
ist 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser
J&d
A AO
5s '38-J&d
Louisiana Pow & Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957
j&d
Louisville Gas & Elec Oo (Ky)—
1st & ref 5s 1952 ser a—m&n
1st & ref 434s 1961 ser O.F&A
97
105
6934
cons
Manila Elec RR & Ltg Oorp—
1st lien & coll tr 5s '53—M&S
12
43
90
10634
10134
Ang Trac 1st
Debenture
10434
10134
Knoxville Trac 1st 5a 1938—A&O
Kokomo WW is 1958.-.-J&D
93
1st & ref s f g 5s 1940
Los Angeles Ry 5s 1938
634
111/4
4834
10434
106
-J&J
95
5034
Aug »"hc
—See Pac KlKt
Los Ang & Pac RR—See Pac
EIRy
Los Angeles Railway Oorp—
10
11834
Kentucky El Pr 6s A 1951—J&J
1st s f 6s 1960
J&J
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
1st 6V$s 1942 with warr..J&D
Kentucky-Ohio Gas 2s
1958
Kentucky Power & Light Oo—
1st m 534s 1948 ser B
M&8
Kentucky Traction & Terminal—
1st & ref gu 58 '51 opt '14-F&A
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949-j&D
Kentucky Utilities Oo—
1st M 634s Sept '48 ser D M&N
1st M 534s 1955ser F
A&O
1st M 6s 1961 series G—F&A
5s series H 1961
F&A
1957
104
Los
Los
Kansas Pow 1st 5s 1947
M&8
Kansas Power & Light Co—
1st mtge 434s 1965
M&N
K
A&n
103
'
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser A..M&S
1st mtge 434s 1980
j&D
1st 6s series
106 3^
10034
10334
B__.M&S
J&J
ser
Long Island Water 534s '55.M&N
Jamest'n (NY) Telep 5s 1954. J&D
105
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Corp—
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser B...F&A
104
1st M 434s 1961 ser C—J&D
10534
Jer City Hob & Pat—See P S Oorp
Johnstown TracUon 4s Dec. 31' 62
3
Cons mtge 3s B Dec 31 1962.
34
Joplln W W 1st 5s 1957
M&S
10434
Kanawha ValTr 1st M5s '46.J&J
20
Kansas City Gas 1st 5a '46--F&A
10234
1st 6s series A 1942
F&A
11434
Kansas City Clay Co & St Joseph
Ry 1st 5s 1941
M&S /
5
Kansas City Power & Light—
1st M 434s 1961
F&A
11134
Kan City Pub Serv 3s 1951.-J&J
4734
Kansas Elec Pow 6s 1937
j&D
10434
1st M 5s 1969ser I
1st 7s series j 1957
ser
Secured g 6s 1945
Conv deb g 514s '52
110
Lorain Telep 1st 5s 1958.
.j&D
Los Angeles Gas & Elec t^orp—
1st & gen. mtge 4s 1970—A&O
6034
—J&D
1st M 5s 1951
Kansas Gas & Electric—
68
j&J
7234
103
1st gold 534s series A 1965-J&J
James River Bridge Corp—
1st sink fund 634c 1958—-J&J
_
10334
75
5134
1943
1st ref 6s 1948
1st & ref 5s 1955
10334
9434
(Fla) Gas—
7s
s f 5s 1942 —M&N
Long Beach Gas 1st 5s '50..J&D
Long Island Lighting—
-
5s stamped 1942
g
70
J&d
Lone Star Gas
68
ser
Income deb 6s ser A 1952M&N
Jamaica Water Supply Oo—
Deb
102
Bid.
(Italy)—
73
A—M&S
Italian Superpower Oorp—
Deb 6s '63 'without warr).-J&-1
Jackson Gas 1st 5s 1937
A&O
s
9234
4334
97
Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948—-J&D
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938—J&J
Internat By ref 5s '62
op.M&N
—
July 1 '50-M&N
Deb 6s 1950 ser A
M&N
Isarco Hydro-Elec Oo (Italy—
1st M s f 7s 1952
-M&N
Island Gas & Electric—
Kings Oo Elev—See Bklyn-Queen8
Kings Co Gas & 111 ist 5s '40-A&O
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s *54..J&J
1st ref 6V4* 1954
J&J
Kingsh'way Bdge 634« '62.A&O
6
9034
f,
Deb 6s 1957
M&S
Debentures 6s 1955
J&J
International Power Sec Oorp—
6 H % sec bonds 1955 serOJ&D
Sec 7s 1957 ser E
F&A
Sec 7s 1952 ser F
J&j it
International Railway (Buffalo-
International Telep & Teleg—
.'V Deb g 434s 1952—
J&J
Oonv deb 434s 1939
J&J
Deb 5s 1955
F&A
Interstate Bridge 634s 1950.M&N
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951
J&D
Interstate Nat Gas 6s 1936--J&J
70
23
20
9434
92%
6% notes 1932
--.A&O *f 4934
Certificates of deposit
Oonv g 7% note 1932 —M&8 •/ 9634
Certificates of deposit
95
Intercontinents Power Co—
Debs A 6s 1948
.J&D
International Hydro-Elec System
Oonv deb 6s 1944 w w
A&O
lnteraat'1 Pow Ltd 634« 1957 M&S
9834
6834
U'A
Deb s f 7s 1935
J&D
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948-—A&0
lnterborough Rapid Transit—
ist & ret g 6s '66 on tax-ex. J&J /
Certificates of deposit.—
f
1003*
10234
93 34
_J&J
100
Keystone Telephone Oo—
1st & ref 534s 1955 ser A..J&D
10534
10534
Indianapolis W W Sec
9834
Keokuk Klec 6s 1945
M&N
Kewanee (HI) Pub Serv 6s A '49 J&J
105
103
103
1st lieu & ref 514s 1953—M&8
1st lien & ref 534s 1954—M&S
Iowa Southern Utilities—
1st & ref 5 34s 1950--,
1st & ref 534s
9334
104
M&8
—M&N
_
69
'
1st mtge 534s 1969
Debenture 6s 1960
Bonds.
Lombard Elec Co
1st extl 7s 1952
b Basis.
10334
10434
100
10534
102
90
9534
10634
10834
10534|
/ Price Includes accrued interest,
k Last sale.
JULY, 1936]
PUBLIC
UTILITY BONDS
77
NOTICE.—AH bond price* are "and interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of lsf.ue.
Bid.
Bonds.
Missouri Biv Sioux Oity Bdge—
1st s f 6s 1953
MAP
Missouri Telep 5s ser B 1950 N&S
95
68
1st g 5s Dec 1
73
101*
90*
55
S
101*
115
97
107*
102*
104*
Montreal Lt fit A Pow Oonsol—
50*
101*
F&A
102*
82*
82*
J&J
Gen A ref 5s 1955 series A.A&O
Gen A ref 5s 1955 ser B—A&O
Gen&refsf4*s '55
ser
79
O A&O
'
s
f 5s 1955
ser
D. AAO
82*
Morgantown Water 5s 1965. J&J
102
Morn'side El St By—See Phila O
Mount Hope Bridge 5s 1969. J&D
2nd income 8s Dec 15 1969
Mount Vernon Tel 6s 1949—J&J
/
75,
18
96*
98
98
100
104*
89*
95"
Mut Fuel Gas See Peoples G L A C
M utual Un Tel—See West Un Tel
Narragansett Elec Oo—
1st M 6s 1957 ser A
JAJ 1101*
1st 5s sink fund ser B 1957- J&J t 101*
5s series O 1958
JAD
106*
Nashville Gas A Heating Oo—
1st M cold 5s 1937 guar..MAN
102*
5s 1937 mot guar)
M&N / 84
Nashville Railway & Li gut—
Oons g 5s 1953 opt 1908—J&J
107*
Bef & ext gold 5s 1958
J&J
98*
102*
102*
89"
108*
99*
N assau El BR—See Bkl
Nassau & Suff Ltg 5s
104*
vat Flee Pow Oo deb 5s 1978 J&J /
4
Nat Gas & El Corp 5s 1953-F&A
93
106
Nat Lt Heat & Pow 7s 1938-M&S
100
98*
101*
93*
Nat Public Service
Oorp—
Debenture gold 5s 1978—FAA /
Certificates of deposit...
/
Nat Toll
4*
94*
97
Nat Lt & Pow 6s 1949
M&N
Nat Pow A L deb 6s 2026 A. F&A
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
MAN
Bridge 6s stmp *39. JAJ /
Nebraska Pow 1st 4*■ 1981-JAD
Deb 6s 2022
MAS
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956
AAO
Debs 6s July 1941
JAJ
99*
26*
26*
2*
28
28
107
l5§"
122
127
94
95
100
102
Amsterdam Gas—See N Y
G E L H A P
Brunswick
(Can) Pow Oo—
1st M 5. 1937
MAS
New Brunswick «NJ) Lt H A Pow
4s Dec 15 1939
121*
122*
120
■
■■
*
82
85
Convertible deb 5s 1962
JAJ
New Eng Pow Assn 5s 1948.AAO
Deb 5*s 1954
JAD
70*
69*
69*
105
106
107
106*
107
97
Ohio Term 'Oleve) 6s 1947—J&D 1
Ohio Val Elec Ry 1st M 5s '46J&D
107*
Ohio VaUey Gas Oorp—
1st ft*s 1943 (with war)
J&J
Ohio Valley Water 5s 1954—J&J
Ohio Water Serv 5s A 1958.F&A
6
99
109
106*
106*
110*
96
94*
94
95
58
58*
13
....
105*
106*
99*
108
90*
'
91*
44
104*
105*
121
116*
1st 1 A ref 5s 1955 ser E..JAD
WnWtown L A P Rs *QRO Jti
103
99
106*
107*
105
105*
105*
103*
105
104
103
105*
117
118
117
118
Refunding 4*s 1961——AAO
64
106*
66
106*
96*
98
92
95
5*% notes 1940
Northern Texas Elec Oo—
Coll tr
s
f g 5s 1940
S f reg income 3-6
104
98
87*
79*
103
104
107
107*
106
1st 5s series B 1051
MAN
N Y Cent Elec 1st 6*s '50-MAS
1st 5s 1952
JAJ
103
98
95*
92*
97*
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
l5I"
M&N
M&N
Northwestern Elevated (Ohlc)—
1st mt.ge 5s 1941 ODt._...MAS
Certificates of deposit...
Union El (Loop) 5s g '45—AAO
69
31
107
Los Angeles-Pacific RR—
1st A ref mtge 5a 1943-M&8
Pacific Gas A El ref 5s '42---J&J
1st A ref M 6s 1941 ser B.JAD
1st A ref M 4* ser G 1964..J&D
1st & ref M 3*s ser H '61.J&D
Pacific Ligni & Power Oorp—
Pac L & P Oo 1st 5s 1942 T&J
Pac Ltg Corp deb 4*s 1945.A&O
92*
102*
119*
108*
104*
.
Parr dhoais Pow 5s 196*
aaO
Passaic A Newark El Traction—
J&D
Passaic Gas
consol gold
A
120
108*
105*
115*
116*
105*
19*
21*
86*
86*
Paterson tty—See Pub Serv
Oorp
Pecos Valley Power A Light Co
1st ext'd 6*s 1950
M&N
Non-cum inc deb 6s 1950-M&N f
Penu Centra lLlgnt & Power Co—
Edison
102
m3
103
103*.
104*
105
92
Elec
5s
1949.
..-M&S
Paterson A State Line Traction
5s 1964
J&J
Penn-cnio
95
102*
Telegraph—
1«t & col tr • f g 5a 1Q3?
J&.i ?
Ref mtge 3*s ser B 1966—A&O
6s 1937
Paterson A
63
103*
14
103*
15
13
14
r is
21
Certificates of deposit
Northwestern Light A Power 6s
Series B 1950
FAA
16
17*
121*
82*
32
104*
M&N
105
—F&A
123
104
M&N
96*
34"
104*
105*
97*
Co—
Deb g 6a I960 ser A ex-w.M&N
Deb 5*s 1959 ser B
F&A
Penn Pub S 1st 6s serO '47.MAN
1st A ref 5s series D 1954.JAD
m s f conv 6s '60
serA.JAJ
Certificates of deposit—.
—
67*
67*
1st A ref 4s 1971
ser
F.„ M&N
1st A ref 5s ser H 1962—-A&O
Pennsylvania Gas A Elec Oorp—
105
106
103*
104*
108*
110
106
108
100*
104*
100*
105*
A___M&8
89
90
Pennsylvania Gas A Elec Oo—
1st 1 & ref 5*8 "55 ser A..M&8
1st Hen A ref 5s 1958
MAS
99
100
1976
ser
Deb 6s 1940
J&D
Penna Pow Oo 1st 5s 1956.. J&J
Pennsylvania Pow & light Co —
1st M 4*s 1981—
Pennsylvania State Water
\
AO
99
100
90
97
107
108
107
107*
102*
103
Oorp—
1st lien 5*sl952 series A-M&S
Penn Telep 1st M 4s 1965.-A&O
Penn Water Oo 5s 1940
Penn Water A Powers f 5s *40J&J
1st ref 4*s 1968 ser B—MAS
80*
Ltd—
106
107
106
112
112*
106
107
68*
98*
t Called July
1 at
102.
1 Called
July
1
at
103.
b Basis.
:•
85*
104*
Pacific Northwest Pub Serv—
Oonv deb 6s 1960
MAS /
Pacific Power A Light Oo—
1st M 5s 1955
FAA
Deb gold 6s
59
61
1st
95
68
29
Northwestern Electric—
1st 6s stamped 1945
Power Oo
84
Penn-Jersey Water—
1st coll 5*s I960
106
*s May 1 '69 f
Northern W'cheater
Ltg5s'66_ J-D
N'west Cities Gas 6s 1949—.JAJ
Northwest Louisiana Gas—
Northwestern
85
Los Angeles Pacific Oo—
1st ref e 4s I960 opt '15-.J&J
Pennsylvania Electric Oo—
■
1st M «*« 1033 with
warr.JAD
98*
97*
85*
79*
108"
>59
104*
104*
108*
106*
104*
23*
106*
67
1st & ref 4*« 1977
1st 5s 1979
22*
80
83
105*
104
101*
J&i
104
JAD
100*
M&S
106
106
18
92*
103
-
Pacific Elec Ry g 5s 1942
104*
opt—-JAJ /
Northern TTtllit.Iwi Oo—
1st lien 4-6s 1968
6s series E 1946
1st mtge 4s 1961
J&J
Ozark Power & Water Co—
1st ■ f 5s 1952.
M&S
Pacific Coast Power 5s 1940-M&S
105
104*
108*
78
114
...JAJ % 103
103*
——AAO
5*8 series D 1945
Pacific Teleph &
Northern Penna Power Oo—
M&S
47
114
107*
100*
1st M s f 5*s 1970
AAO
Otter Tail Pswer Oo (Minn)—
Refunding 5s 1961
114*
M&N
91*
45
113
/
Ottawa L H & Power—
Ref A coll tr 5s 1957 ser A. AAO
Ottawa Trac 1st 6 *s July '55JAD
Ottawa Valley Power Oo—
Mills—
108*
117*
89*
AAO
104*
104*
105*
94*
10
54"
70*
106*
13
90
68*
103*
103*
MAS
107*
f 6s 1947
89
102
53
105*
111
Northeastern Public Service—
Gen'l loan A coll 5*s 1961-JAJ
Northern Conn Power Oo—
116*
:
1st gu g 6s '46 op bef *16- .MAN
112*
Orange A Pas Val R—See P S Corp
Oregon Elec Ry 5s *33 opt.-MAN / —
Oregon-W ashlngton Water Serv
1st M 6s 1957 series A
91*
JAD
Oslo Gas A El Works
(Norway)—
Extl sink fund 6s 1963
100*
MAS
112
North Shore Ooke A Ohemical—
6s A 1947
MAS
North Shore Electric Co—
1st A ref g 5s '40 op *20.. -AAO
100
98*
Ontario Pow 6s '43 op to '13-FAA
Ontario Transmission Oo Ltd—
88
Light & Power Oo
103*
s
103*
103*
100
M&N
Oklahoma Ry 1st A ref 5s 41-JAJ
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '61
Omaha A Ooun Bluffs Ry A Br
1st
66
loo""
Water
Omaha A Council Bluffs St Ry—
Income 6s 1937
JAJ
92
120
124*
122*
103*
102*
104*
105*
1951.M&N
Conv deb 5s 1946
A
100
-
1st m 5s 1948 ser A
F&A
Okla Power Holdings 5*s *43 JAJ
107
103*
70
98
--
1st mtge 4*s ser A
113
57
69*
64*
108*
1st M 5s 1950
M&S
Debenture gold 6s 1940
M&S
Okla Natural Gas 6s 1946 A.-J&J
1st m 6s 1948ser B..
FA*
Oklahoma Power
lst&ref m 4*s 1970 serE.JAD
Northern N V Utilities Inc—
1st M A ref 5" 1963
JAJ
1st Hen A ref 7s 1946 A
MAN
1st Hen A ref 6s 1947 B
MAN
1st 1 A ref 6s 1943 O... ..MAN
1st 1 A ref 5*s ser D '49..JAD
107*
124*
122*
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
6
104*
97*
99*
98
103*
86
MAN
105*
1st & ref 5sl954 ser D— M&S
1st & ref 5*s ser E 1961M&N
Ohio River Bridge & Ferry 5s.'42
90
105
106
113*
100
(Hoboken, N J) 5s 1938.-AAO
North Jer St Ry—See P S Oorp.
91
105*
104*
96*
106*
109*
105
1956
JAJ
North Carolina Gas 6s 1948
/
North Central Gas 5*s 1955 AAO
North Continent Utilities corolst coU A ref 5*s *48 ser A. JAJ
94*
112*
112*
108
8 f deb 5*s
108*
108*
—
Deb 5*s 1963 ser B...FAA16
22*
F&A
104*
Deb 5s Nov 16 '69 ser O MAN16
105
Nor Amer Gas A El 6s 1944
/
11
100
104*
JAD / 19*
Bdge—
6*s 1947J&D f 29*
108*
Ogden Gas 5s 1945
MsM
104*
Ohio Assoc Telep 6s A 1962.J&J
Ohio Oent Telep 1st 6s '47..J&J
93*
Ohio Oities Water Oorp—
88
1st. m col tr 5*s 1053 ser.A JAJ
Ohio Edison 1st 5s 1960
105*
F&A
104*
1st & consol M 4s 1965—M&N
Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 5s 1967 JAD
95*
Ohio L & Pow 1st5s 1944--M&N
105*
Ohio Pow 1st & ref 5s 1952 B J&J
105*
1st & ref 4*s 1956 ser D.J&D
104*
Deb g 6s 2024
115*
J&L
1st & ref 7s 1947 ser B
107
North American Oo.
Deb 5s 1961
FAA
North American Edison Oo—
Oonv deb 5s 1957 ser A ..MAS
North Penn Gas Oo—
1st M A Hen 5*s 1957..
lst ref 6-7s ser A 194 J
JAD
Nova Scotia Light A Power Oo—
1st M ■ f 5s 1958 ser A
—JAD
1st & ref 6s 1953 series O.M&F
106*
106*
98
30
105*
1st & ref 3*s 1966. —
M&S
Niagara Lockport A Ont Power—
1st & ref 5s 1955 series A. A&O
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)1st mtge 6*s 1953
JAJ
Norf & Ports Bdge 6*s *47—FAA
Norf A Portsm Tract 5s '36—JAD
Norf By A Lt 1st 5s 1949.-MAN
Norfolk St 1st g 5s 1944—JAJ
102*
105*
Ohio Public Service Oo—
1st M & ref 7*s '46 ser A.A&O
1st A ref 5s 1966 ser O...MAN
1st A ref 5s 1969 serD
MAS
70
1st A ref 5s 1944
JAJ
Newp News A Old Pt By A El
1st g 6# Nov 1 1938
MAN
Newport Water 5s 1953
New RocbeileWat 5*s 1951 MAN
44*
71*
Newport Gas Lt 5s A 1961—JAD
Newp News A Hamp By G A E—
Nominal.
Niagara Falls Power—
1st A cons 6s ser AA '50--MAN
5s series A 1959———-.JAJ
104"
...
n
105*
k 105
6s assented 1965
102*
1st A ref 5s 1952 series A..AAO
1st A ref 5s 1956 seriec B..JAD
5s stamped 1942
Inc 6s Nov 1949 ser A
JAD
*
106*
1st A ref 5s 1956 ser A—.JAD
1st A ref 5s 1962
AAO
Northern States Power Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1941...
AAO
1st A ref 6s 1941 ser B.. AAP
1st A ref 5s 1964
MAN
N J & Hud Riv By & Ferry—
1st gold 4s 1950
M&S
N J Pow & Lt 1st 4*s '60—A&O
New Jersey Water Oo—
1st M 5s I960
F A A
New Mexico Power—
1st M 5s 1958
JAJ
New Orleans Oity A Lake—
1st s f 5s 1943
JAJ
New Oriearik Pub Service Oo—
k Last sale.
106*
105*
A—JAJ
103*
71
1st & ref 4*s O 1981
4*s 1983—.
107
.
Northern Okla Gas 1st 5s *46 JAJ
102
Newfoundland Light A Power—
5*s 1971
J&J
1st s f 4*s 1956
J&J
New Hampshire Pow 6s Dec.1943
New Haven Water—
1st & ref 4*s A 1957
J&D
1st & ref 4*s B 1970
A&O
103*
112*
See Indust bonds
Nortn lnd Gas A El 6s *52--MAN
Northern lnd Pub Serv—
104
New Castle (Oity of) W 5s'41 JAD
New England G A E Association
Deb g 5s 1947
MAS
Oonv deb 5s 1948--......JAD
Conv deb 5e 1950
MAN
New Eng Pow 1st 5s 1961
JAJ
New Eng Tel A Tel—
1st 5s 1952 series A
...JAD
1st 4*s 1961 ser B
MAN
111
103*
111*
106*
1st A ref 5*s 1946
North El Co & Nnr
Pap
101 *
Ocean Oity Oostal Highw
N Y and Queens Elec Lt A Pow—
1st A cons M 3*s 1965—MAN
North Amer
Ask
Oberpfalz Elec 7s 194(1
111
North Shore Gas Co of niinols—
1st gold 5s 1937 opt
FAA
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944—<
Newark Oons Gas con 5s *48.J
Newark Term—See Pub Serv N J
115
119"
North Hudson Lt H & P Co
New
New
114*
130*
118*
con g
See N Y Gas Elec Lt A Pr
100
Municipal Serv coll 6s 1956-F&A
1949—-F&A
coll tr 4s
Adj income 6s Jan 1 1965-Apr / 44
fk 47*
6s assented 1965
Bieeck at A F F 1st 4s '60-J&J f
30
105*
9
Bway A 7th Ave. 5s 1943--—- /
105
23d St By 5s 1962
JAJ / 26*
100
N Y A Richmond Gas Co—
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A—MAN
106*
98* N Y State El A Gas Oorp—
1st ra 4*s 1980
103*
M&S
108
1st 4*s 1960
104*
M&S
106*
102*
1st M 5*s 1962
A&O
105
1st M 6s 1952
JAJ
110*
New York State Rys—
51
1st con g 4*s 62 op 13--MAN
Certificates of deposit
/
5*
102*
1st con 6*s 1962
MAN
103
Certificates of deposit.——.
5*
MAN
108*
§2'<* N Y Steam 6s 1947
1st M 5s 1951
MAN
82*
106*
106
1st M 5s 1956
MAN
82* N Y Tel 1st 4*s '39 tax ex.MAN
110*
N Y Water Service Corp—
95
1st M 6s 1951 ser A
MAN
76
N Y A Westchester Lighting—
Mountain States Power Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1938
J&J
1st M 6s 1938 series B
JAJ
Muncle Wat Works 5s 1965- M&N
125*
... -
105*
104*
JAJ
102
1948—-—JAD
5s '95 JAJ
5s 1948—JAJ
NYAER Gas 1st g 5s '44—JAJ
Oon 5# 1946JAJ
NYAWestrh Ltg 4s 2004—JAJ
Deb K 5s 1954 op guar..JAJ
Y Power A Light Corp—
1st mtcc 4*s 1987
AAO
....
104
1st A ref s f 5s '43 op '18—J&J
Deb g 5s 1962 ser A
J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 5*s 1957-M&N
101
New York Rys Oorp—
Prior lien 6s 1965 ser
58""
100*
1st M 514s 1950 series A-.J&J
Gen A ref
mon
Northwestern Pub Serv Oo—
1st m 5« ser A 1957
—JAJ
N'western Teleg 1st 4*J.'44 JAJ
Northwestern Utilities, Ltd-
..
Monongahela Valley Water—
deb 1939
s f 3*s 1956
Montreal Tramways—
1st A ref g 5s 1941 opt
Pur
Bid.
Bonds
106*
New Amster Gas
45
55
55
Ask
_
1st lien A ref 6*o 1941
-AAO
1st 1 A ref 3 * ser D 1965-A&0
N Y Gas Elec LH A P Oo—
75
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st & gen mtge 4*s 1960-A&O
Debenture 6s 1965
A&O
Mont Cities Gas 7s A 1937-M&N
Montana-Dakota Utilities—
Ext 1st 5*s-6*s 1944
J&J
Montana Power—
Bid,
Gas—See
East River
NYGELHAP
A
New York Edison Oo—
68
100*
88*
52*
Monongahela Light A Pow Oo—
1st M 5s 1949
JAD
conv
Y
Ed El HI. N Y
1st cum inc 9s ser A *56
A&O
Mob Lt A BR 1st g 5s '37—J&D
Oons g 5s 1941
M&S
Monmouth Oons Wat 5s *56-J&D
1st & coll
NT
92
Mobile Bay Bridge 7s 1951-J&J
2nd sink fund 7s 1951
..J&J
Mobile Gas Service Oorp—
1st 5s 1956
A&O
3%
Bonds.
Ask.
Missouri Edison 1st 5*sl947 J&D
92
Missouri Gas A Elec 6* A1944 MAS / 66
1st & ref 5s ser B 1957
J&J / 66
Missouri Power A Light—
lit M 534 s 1955 ser A
106*
MAS
1st M 4_*s 1958 ser B
104
MAN
Missouri Public Ser rice Oo—
First ratge 5s 1947 ser A—FA A / 72
/This price includes accrued interest.
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
78
NOTICE.—All bond prices are Mand Interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Bid
Bonds.
Penn Wat Serv 6s sar A '67—F&A
Peoples Gas <N J> 1st 6s '6S-J&D
1st s f 5%s 1960
Peoples G & Fuel 6 %sww 37A&0
People's Q L & Cone. Chicago—
xttc cons g fls 1943------ - A&C
Refunding gold 6s 1947—M&«
1st A ref 4s 1981ser B
J&J
1st A ref 6s ser O 1957——J&D
1st A ref mtge 4s ser D '61-J&D
Chic G L A O 1st 68 1937 —J A J
Oonsum Gas 1st g 6fl '36—J&D
Mutual Fuel Gas g 6s '47 MAN
Peoples Light A Power Oorp—
1st lien 5%s 1941
J&J
<ionv
deb
1079
6e
98 %
97 %
100
54
111%
95%
104*4
95%
a
112%
95%
105
96%
70%
71%
.12%
101
1>T
99
103 J
100 J
99
101
a Gas
Oon>—
6%s
Puget bound Power A Llgnt—
-J&D
107%
43
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfs—JAJ
West End Trac con 5s '88-JAJ
Phlla Elect 1st 5s 1966
A&O
----AAC
105%
45"
ill*
42
1967 MAN
106
106%
107%
——JAA
Philadelphia Elec Power Go—
105
105%
1st mtge 5%s 1972
F&A
PhUa A Garretsford St By4
110%
111%
1955-———--—--FAA
63%
1st A ref 4s 1971
52
ser
93%
9u
Philadelphia Rapid Transit-Coll tr g 6s 1957 opt s f—FAA
8 f guar 6s '62 opt 17
MAS
6s geld 1962
MAS
1st m r e 6s 1944
JAJ
Darby Media A Ohes St Ry
1st 4148 '36 opt *16 go-JAJ
Heat Mantua A Falrm 5His 39
Market Street Elev Pass Ry
83
r
101
13%
23
lBt
Phlla Sub Water Oo—
14%
26
83
1952-JAJ
Bubur-Oountles Gas A Elec
Aref4%s 1957—— MAN
90
107
107%
--M&S
1960—JAJ /
Hydro-El Oo Utaly)—
107
69
97
Seattle
105%
106
99
102%
103%
91
108
106
21%
108
24
103
'
19%
20*
73
74%
70
104
72
Portland General Elec Oo—
MAS
JAJ
Portland (Me) BR 3%s 1951-JAJ
1st 1 A con m 6s 1945—MAN
Perto Rlcan Power 6s 1950-MAN
Porto Rlcan Rys Ltd 5s 1936MAN
Porto Rico Telep 6s 1944—JAL
Postal Teleg A Cable 6o '53—JAJ
70%
106%
1st mtge 3Ms
98
100%
30%
'
B—MAN
99%
105%
100%
97%
101
Consolidated Traction—
99%
108%
Ells flalni A Cent Jersey By—
1st g 5p Dee 1 I960-JAJ
Ella A Raritan Riv 5s '54.M&N
23
26"
104%
104%
105%
105
101
98
102%
99%
140
143
105
106
104
91%
70
'62-A&0
80
J O Hob A Pat 4h 1949--M&*
105
Elisabeth <&
l'reut 6s
Orange A Passaic Valley—
1st 5s 1938
JAD
Pater sou Ry—
2d 6s '14 ext 5% to '44-AAC
Riverside Trac 5s I960.-JAI
So Jersey
Gas El A Trac—
1 1953—MAS
Guar g 5s Mar
65%
101
27"
40%
103%
106
104
Sheboygan Elec—See East Wis El
Shenango Val Water 5s 1956A&O
Shlnyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st sink fund «%e 1965
J&U
Shrevp't Bdge&Term 5s'55_.F&A
85
Pacific Power Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1960 «er A
99
100
88%
1977 ser D-M&8
M&8
115%
108%
V
105
82%
84
87
17
Sierra
1st 5%s ser B 1957
Sierra A ban Francuco
105%
M&S
iH
-F&A
Sjleslan Elec Oorp
Sioux
s f 6%s '46F&A
Olty Gas A Elec Oo—
1st 6s 1947 ser A
MAS
1949 ser B
1st 25-yr 5%s 1950
Water 5s, 1938
t 109%
/ 35%
/
12
if*
4%
/
....
103
104
106
108
MAN
O.FAA
JAJ
JAJ
Snow Mt Wat A Pr 5s 1937-.
Somerset Lighting 5s 1939--1
61
91
70
104
8t
Joseph Water 4s A
63
104%
26%
107
Mtge g 4s Dec 1 1943—JAD
South Bay Oonsol Water—
1st ref 5s 1950
.—MAN
South Jer G E A T—See Pub Serv
South Pittsburgh Water Oo—
—
1st A
St Paul Gas
99%
1st lien A ref 5s 1960 ser A-J&J
1st Hen A ref 5s 1960 ser B. J&J
1st M 5s 1955
P&A
So Texas Gas 6%s 1938 A—M&S
t—r«»*- po to4-to
103"
o:
Southeastern Gas A Water Co—
1st lien 6s 1944
JAD
1st lien 6s x-w 1941--—J&D
75
95%
76
96%
88
107%
Southern Bell Telep A Teleg—
1st s f g 5s 1941 opt 1916
J A.
106%
108
Son B'vard—See Third Ave Ry.
Southern California Edison—
105
111
O0
Debenture 3
Debenture 3
oo
107
97%
100
Ref mtge
3%s
ser
B July 1 *60
.
Southern California Gas Oo—
106
104%
102
105"
105%
105%
104%
106%
104%
106
1st A ref 4 %■ 1961
M&
1st M & ref 4s Aug 1 1965-F&
98%
109%
107
Southern Oanada Pr Oo Ltd—
Southern Cities Pub Serv Oo—
Oonv deb 6s 1949
M&l
Southern Cities Utilities Oo—
/
—
58%
50
69%
Southern Oolorado Power Oe—
97
R
99
T.
105%
1st g 6s 1947 series A
J
Southern Counties Gas (OHtf)-
106
103%
115
M&t-
.JAJ
Salisbury A Spencer—Bee Ne Oar
100%
Oorp.
Light—
Gen gold 5s 1944
Gen A ref 6s 1952
80%
/
AAO
Sprlngf A Peoria RR—
ref gu g 5s '39 opt—JAD
Oity By—See Twin Olty.
....
78%
StLGas AOoke.See "Indus. Bds"
St Louis
100
106
102
103%
100%
104%
107%
1966--A&O
8t Louis Oo Gas 1st 5s 1901
105%
108%
105%
104%
106%
Lt Heat A Power—
1st g 5s Nov 1 1937—MAN
1st A ref 5s 1946---.
,JAJ
23%
107%
105%
104%
99%
104%
F&A
ser
I960-—
Sioux Olty Serv 6s 1951
—<N
105
109
(N Y) Gas. Elec Lt A P—
103%
1st ref 5s 1946
JAD
104
Rome (Ga) Ry A L 6s '46—A&<>
1 25
Ruhr Gas Oorp 6%s '53 A—A&O
Rumford Falls Pow—
101
Gen M 4%s Mav 1948—M&N
103
lstsf 4s Oct 1945—
A&O
109
Rutland Ry Lt & P 1st 5s 46-M&S
Safe Harbor Water Pow. Oorp—
106%
1st mtge s f 4%s 1979-—-J&D
96
Saguenay Elec 5%s A 1953--J&J
99%
Saguenay Pow 4%s 1966— A&O
Si Glair County (HI) Gas A El—
1st cons guar os 1959
MAS 109%
97%
9t Joseph Gas—1st 5s 1937—J&J
8t Joseph Ry,
106
103
M&S
Powel¬
South Carolina Power Oo—
1st Hen & ref 5s 1957
Jaj
South Coast Oo—See Indust—
100
98%
103%
Somerset Un A Middlesex Leg—
_
103%
Co
.
1st M 5s
104
98*1
ec
36-44-J&J f
1st 6s
84
104
104%
F 1961—.A&O
ls* g 5s 1949 opt
105
103""
103%
103%
103%
Shawlnlgan Water A Power Oo
lstM&colsf 4%s '67Ser A AAO
ser
68
102%
Wat 5%s 1947 FAA
Power Corp 6s 1946 M<! ~
bnreveport rtys lot 6s.
95"
St Paul
106
'
_
JAD
5s 1938
94
99
Providence Ga» 4s ser B 1963 FA A
Pub Ser of Indiana 6s 1952.FAA
Public Service Oorp of N J—
Trust certs 6% per pet—MaN
Oamden Sub 1st 5s 1946—JAJ
98%
102
92%
-
1st A ref 6s 1953 series A—MAS
lit A ref 6 J4s*54 series B_M&8
1st A ref 8s series O 1961-MAN
Deb 6s 1946
M&N
107
104"
B_M&>
Gonv deb 5s ser A 1957—J&D
Power Gas A Water Sec Oorp
Ooll tr 5s 1948 with warr.M&N
Power Secur col) tr 6s "49.
JAI
Extended
108%
Ltd—
Provincial L H & P 5s '46-M&S
Prussian Elec tts 1964
FAA
Public Service Oo of Colorado—
30%
108
106%
J&J
1966
94
96%
1961 series F—AAO
not oorp oi Oanaua
Conv deb 4%s 1959
73"
91
Potomac El Pow—
Oons M g 6s 1936 guar.. J&J
Get) Ben A ref fle 1053
A*'
Po
70%
71
Potomac Edison Os—
mtge 5s 1956 ser
25
86%
1st M 5s 1938
104
M&S
Rome
1st A ref 4 %■ 1960
1st M 5s exten to 1950
M4*Hs
27
Deb g 5s 1963
M&S
Rochester Gas A Elec Oorp—
Lt 5s '54 opt
JAJ
Roch Ry cons 5s g 1930--AAO
2d 5s g 1933 ctf dep
J&D
Rochester A Syracuse BR—
1st M conv 5s ctfs 1957-MAN
Rochester Telep Oorp—
1st A ref 4%s 1953 ser O—J&J
Rockford Elec Oo 1st 5s '39-M&S
Rockland light A Pow—
103%
102
£1939 opt 1914—MAS
1st coll tr 4s
23%
93
103
1st col tr 4%s '68 ser B— M&N
1st coll tr 4%s ser D *70
A&O
Rochester Central Power Oorp—
Roch Ry A
40
Lighting Oo—
81
93
Gen mtge 4%s
38
Ref g 5s 1949 opt 1914- —AAO /
Second Ave Trac—See Phlla <
Seneca
94%
•
78%
68%
"
Sed alia (Mo)
Richmond
Ry & El 5s 1953—F&A
Roanoke WW 5s 1950
J&J
101
/
1st 5s 1944
Union—
1st mtge 5s 1950
A&O
Riverside Trac—bee Pub ber Oorp
Roanoke G-L 5%s 1951
F&A
103%
100
10
92
K*
67
Income 3s 1959
a
Extl deb 6s 1953
(Ind) W W Oorp—
1st M 5s 1957
-M&N
Richmond (S I) Lt & RR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
J J
Rio Grande Vallev Gas Oo—
102%
110
101%
94%
JAJ / 22%
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'y)
23%
Mtge g 7s 1950
MAN
Direct m 6s 1952
MAN / 23%
Oon m 6s 1953 ———--F&A / 23%
Cons 6s 1955
A&O 1 23%
7% sec. notes 1936
T&A / 37
Richland Public 8ervice—
102
1st & ref 5e 1937
A&O
104%
1961
93%
5s series E 1962
Pt Henry
1st
Serv
104
Water Oo—
—MAP
105%
Scranton Transit ser 5s A1959
4s series B 1959
107
Rochester & Lake Ontario
-
L H A P 1st 5a '46-F&A
Portland Elec Pow 6s 1950 -MAS
Portland (Ore) Gas A Ooke —
1st A ref g 5s '40 opt *20—JAJ
lstl'n A gen 4%s 1940
J&J
Portland (Me) Gas L 6s A '60 AAO
19
66
Pinellas Wat Oo 5%s 1959—MAS
Pittsburgh Rys—bee Jfhila uo
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
1st 1 A ref 6e 1958
MAS
Plainfleld St Ry 6s 1942
JAJ
Plalnfleld-Un Wat 5s A '61-MAM
Plattsburg G A El 1st 5s 1939
Pomeranla Elec. 6s 1953
-MAN
109
17
A AAO
1st A ref s f 6 %■ 1960 ser
1st
Wat
105
8
88
Brook Water Serv—
79
JAD
Roanoke
1st s f 4s 1965
Phlla A Western Ry 5s
Piedmont
80
99%
People's Traction Oo—
"43 -FAA
Phlla
33
75
r
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s
Union Traction 4s
95%
29
ctfs '45-AAO
Elec A Peo 4s tr
90"
94
MAN
1st ggu 4s 1955—Union Traction—
85
81
88
1958
101%
105%
92
•
Republic Service Oorp—
1st coll tr 5s 1951
8
101
105
109
Scioto Vai Ry A Pr 1st 6a'43-J&D
Scranton Elec 5s '37 opt '12.J&J
4%s
106%
105%
102%
108%
/
Schenectady Ry 1st 5s Mar 11946 f
89%
119
A.A&O
102
1st & ref M 5s ser F 1955.M&S
Savannah Elec Oo 5s g '52-J&J
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5s 1947.— A&f
Seattle-Everett Traction—
106%
105
105%
105%
104%
& ref 5s 1967 ser A— F&A
103%
Rapid Transit St Ry 8s 1941-AAO
Republic Gas 6s A 1945——JAD / 97
/ 98
Certificates of deposit
93%
Republic Natural Gas 1st 6s 1954
Rhine-Ruhr
Sauda Falls. Oo Ltd—
1st s f 5s 1955 ser A
A&O
Savannah & Atl Ry conv 6s 1935oavaunab Elec & Power Oo—
1st & ref 4s 1947 ser D
Q-Jan
1st
89%
103
106
106%
104
f 5s 1954
F&A
Santa Barbara Tel 5s ser B'61 .J&J
1st 3%s ser O 1966
J&J
conv s
Scranton Gas A
89,,
Income 6s 1954
65%
1st
79" Scranton-Spg
<
1st 6s
San Jose Water Wks 5s 1953-J&J
1st 5s 1951
J&J
:
93
MAS
Oom- g deb 5%s
78%
128
111
1st 5s 1945 opt aft 1910 JAD
5s,
;
MAS
Ref 6s 1955
Ref 4%s 1958
102%
Ask.
San Joaquin Light A Power—
92
Puget Sound Tel 5s A 1952--J&J
Quebec Power Oo—
1st M A ooll tr • f 5s 1968 .JAD
Queensboro Gas A El 5s '52-JAJ
43
102.24
77
1st A ref 5s 1950 ser O
.MAN
1st A ref 4%s I960 ser D.JAD
95
1934——JAD
60AAO
So Trac 1st A coll trg 5s
90
1948—A&O
A&O
102%
100% Puget Sound Navig 6s 1938-M&N
85
105%
76"
A&O dl02.18
1st & ref 5%s 1949
107
105%
100
73
102%
Deb 5%s series A 1949
J&J
Public utilities Oonsol Oorp—
78
1st M 5%s 1948
M&8
Secured conv 6s 1938
M&8 / 55
conv
104%
104
Oo—
105%
'
104%
5%sA'53-J&D
1st ref 4s 1971
Public Service Subsidiary
112
105%
104%
.
1st coU 4-5%s 1948
42
irdmore Street 6s
1st M 4s 1966
1st lien A ref m 4%s
105
1st mtge 4s ser A 1966
F&A
Series debs 4s Feb 1 1937-46—
1st col tr
70
Philadelphia Company—
Secured gold 5s 1967--——J«D
1958—AA«
Duquesne Lt 1st 3%s 65-J&D
ouquesne Trac 1st 6s '80—J&J
Plttsb Rys 5s 1958
A&O
1st A ref 4 %• 1978 ser D-M&N
1st A ref 4%s 1980 ser E-.JAJ
1st A ref 4%■ 1981 ser F .AAO
1st 1 A ref M 4 %s ser I '60-J&J
104
103%
103%
105
fubllc Service Elec
105%
105%
San Joaquin Lt A Power Ool
Unlf A ref 6s 1952 ser B
„
111
P Serv of Penn 1st
12
105%
105%
*
_
Public Servict- Oo of Oklahom*
r
'
1960--FAA
1st mtge 3%s ser D '60—MAN
Public bervice Oo of Nor 111—
1st A ref g 5s 1956 op '21—AAO
lot A ref oe 1966 series O-MAN
102%
1st consol 4s 1948———MAN
Prlorllen6s 1948
MAN
1st con 6s 1948
MAN
1st A ref 5s 1950
FAA
Debenture 4s 1950
3d Ave Tr 1st 5s
56%|
104%
101%
116%
Peoples Telep (Butler, Pa)—
4s, 1960
J&D
Peoples Tract—See Phlla R T.
Peoria Water Works Oo—
„
I
Bid.
Bonds.
AiJt.
Service Oo of N H—
1st mtge 3%s ser O
98%
120
J&J
—
99%' Public
102
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask
"P and income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
116%
Pub 8 ervtce
114
5a'52op FAA
9alt River v*i Water Users Assr
91
6s 1938-1943
F&A
90%
Refunding 6s 1956
M&N
92
Stewart Mt Pow 5%s '57.AAO
102
San Angelo Telep 1st oh 1958 F&A
104
San Antonio G A E 5s 1949-MAS
San Antonio Public Service—
110%
1st ref 6s 1952 series A
J&J
104%
1st A ref 5s 1958 ser B
J&J
100
San Antonio Tr 1st 5s '49— _M&8
San Diego Oonsol Gas & Elec—
109%
1st mtge 4s May 1 1965
106%
San Diego Oo Wat 6s A '62.M&S
San Diego Water Supply Uo—
1st m s f 5s 1955
M&N
102%
San Francisco Bay Toll Bridge—
1st M sink fund 6%s '57-M&N / 52
2
Deb s f 7s 1942
M&N /
Seuthern Gas Oo—
b t deb
111
o
Salmon Riv Powgu
93
92%
101%
6%s 1936 ser A—Ai
Southern Gas Utilities. Inc—
1st M s f 6%s 1939 ser A.M.
South Ind G & E 5%s '57—At
boutbern Natural Gas
101
107%
ll 5"
103
103%
Oorp—
—J
lets f 6s 1944
f
91
82%
123%
Southern Trac—See Phlla Oe.
110%
Southern Union Gas—
79
)/
30
f
37
39
f
37
39
96
97
Southern Unlteu Gas Oo—
110
107%
Certificates of
deposit.
Southern Utah Power Oo—
,——
1**105
:
z
54
3
105
Southwestern Assoc Telep Oo—
97
120
91%
125%
97%
Southwestern Bell Telen—
1
107%
107%
I
1st & ref M 3%s ser B '64Southwestern Gas & Elec Oo-
103%
102%
103%
103%
r
*
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
f Called Aug. 1 at 110.
/This price includes accrued interest,
d Called July 15 at 102%.
J Called July 1 at 110.
k Last sale,
n Nominal
** Called Aug. 1 at 105.
z Called Oct. 1 at 105.
a
Called July 2 at 105.
b Basis.
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Bid.
Bonda.
i>oy Oity Ry—See
Southwestern Light & Pow
1st M 5s 1957 ser A„
Go—
F&A
FAA
Southwestern Natural Gas Oo—
1st s f 6s 1945
MAN
Southwestern Power A Light-Deb g 6s 2022 series A
MAS
Southwestern Public Service Oo—
1st M s f 6s 1946 ser A
JAJ
Southwestern States Telep Oo—
1st M 6s 1948
MAS
Southwest Gas Co (Okla)—
10334
10334
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
-
1st
s
106
91
59
f
17
Southwest Telep 6a B 1947-MAS
1st 6s series C 1947
J&D
Convdeb ser A 1932—...JAD f
66
67]
67]
10
12
634? 1943.MAN
66
Spokane Falls A Nor 6s 1939. JAJ
6734
Spokane Gas A Fuel 5s 1944.FAA
108
Bps Br'k Wat 1st ref 5s '05_AAu
101
Spring Val Util ref 6s 1943-JADSpringfield City Water—
101
1st mtge 4s ser A 1956
AAO
Springfield (Mo) Gas A Elec Co
104 34
1st mtge 6s 1967 ser A—JAD
Springfield (Mass) St By—
4734
Ref A gen 6s 1940
MAS
100
Springfield (Mo) Water 1st 5s 36
65
Springfield Terminal Ry 7s 1942
12434
Stamford Water 1st 5s 1952—JAJ
108
Stand Elec (Calif) 1st 5s '39-MAS
Standard Gas A Elec of Delaware
fl% g notes 1935
AAO */ 7934
Certificates of deposit ------ * 11*
76
Debenture 6s 1951.
FAA
JAD
7534
x
*f 7934
/ 7834
0% conv notes 1935
JAJ
Certificates of deposit
Standard Power A L Oorp—
Deb g 6s 1957
——FA A
Standard Public Service Corp—
1st lien 6s series A 1948
F&A
1st lien 0s 1948 ser B——JAD
Btandard Telephone Oo—
1st 1 col tr 5 34" 43 ser a.MAN /
Oonv deb 6s 1938
MAN f
Stark Elec RR 1st 7s 1952... JAD /
Stettin Pub Util 7s
70
6234
1334
4834
12534
109
8034
79
7634
76
80
86
71
72
14
10434
105
119
118
JAD
9034
9934
97
82
6634
AAO
1953.FAA
Terre Haute Traction A Light—
1st con M g5s 1944
MAN
Terre Haute w W Oorp—
1st M 6s 1949 ser A——JAD
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
FA *
Terre H'te A West Ry 5s '37 MAN
Texarkana Wat 1st 6s *58--FAA
Texas Cities Gas 1st 5o *48.-MAN
Texas Consumers Water—
6834
107
109
w
103
102
98
334
Texas-Louisiana Power Oo—
;.!H
10434
Deb
Deb
3334
--JAJ
71
10934
11034
10534
M*"
1937.-JAJ /
634
Third Avenue Ry (New York;—
6834
lst ref g 4s 1960 opt aft '14 JA.
Adj inc g 6s Jan 1960 opt. - AAO / 3534
10234
103
Third Ave RR 1st 5s g
r37„JAJ
Boulevard g 5s 1946
Sou
1947—.
14
11
11734
120
124
126
10534
10734
105
106
10734
10934
834
934
72
.JAL
ff
7234
6834
69
16
50
17
lOl"
55
23
Vicksburg Bridge A Terminal—
6s 1958.
Debenture 7t 1948
69
3534
MAS
MAS
/
Virginia Air Line 1st 5s 1952 MAN
6434
1034
11234
75
73
10134
9034
1st s f 7s 1955 ser A.
.MASK
Tokyo Elec Light Oo (Japan)—
7834
1st g 6a 1953 series
JAD1 f
Toledo Rdlson 5s 1962
MAN
10634
75
Traction A Term'l Corp 5s '57JAJ
T^entm O At Ft a K* )040
MA1*
Trent'n Pass Ry 1st ext 6s'6lAAO n 65
Trenton St Ry ext 5s 1968—JAJ n 45
10
General 6s. 1941.........JAD n
80"
1st A ref 5s 1950 ser B... JAD
1st A ref 6t series O 1952.MAS
Deb s f «s 1946...
92
l8l*
78
1st M 5s Mar
1941 op.__MAf
Wash'n (D O) G L 6s I960—MAN
Refunding 5s
•
6s
m
1936
ser
1958
B
JAJ
...AAC
10034
9534
95
10234
90
103
9534
1st
s
f 534a 1947
l"t M 5s
1955
1st lien A ref 6a
*
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
104.
/Flat price.
A: Last sale,
n
MAN
w w
t Called July 18 at 10434.
nominal,
r
FAA
JAJ
Called Dec. 1 at 102.
1960.FAA
10634
11034
West Penn Tr
5s
Is*
102
West Phila Pass Ry—
1st ext 334s 19562d extended 1956
AAO
MAN
6634
85
90"
.AAO
9434
94 H
West Virginia Gas Oo—
1st s f 6348*37 with war. JAP
9934
102
West Va Water Serv 5s A '51 FAA
434
Western Cont Util 6s 1944.-MAS f
9934
western Lt A Telep 5s 1954. AAO
western Mass Cos—
102
4% notes 1939
FAA
10234
334% coup notesl946
JAD
10634
Western N Y Utilities 5s 4b-JAL
Western N Y Water Oo—
1st M 534s 1950
9834
MAN
9734
1st M 5s 1951
MAN
1st 5s series B
Conv
deb
6s
M&N f
Western Pow (Can) 5s 1949—JAJ
western P L A Telep—
I
1st 1 coll 6s 1948 ser A
FAA
1st Hen 6s series B 1950—AAO
2-yr 6% notes Feb 15 "33-FAA
834
1
6
10234
10234
9934
99
9834
10634
-I—
=
87
89
82
10534
10734
10034
10534
10734
10934
10534
10434
10534
108
10134
10634
10734
10534
Utilities Oorp—
Aestphalla United
1st M s f 6s 1953
El
Pr
61
103
JAJ /
WheeUng (W Va) Electric Oo—
5* 1941
63
10334
iGerm,
10334
102
10434
1-0334
105
8334
1st m 5s Aug 1952 ser A
MA
Winnipeg Elec ref 6s *54
AAO
Wise Fuel A Lt 1st 5s *48—MAN
V> Isconsin Has &
Piectric—
1st mtge 334s 1966
AAO
84
85
10234
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Oo—
1st M 5s 1947.
AAO
Wisconsin Michigan Power Oo—
9934
103
10034
10534
1st A ref 5s June 15 *57-JADlf
1st M 434s 1961
JAJ
105
10534
10634
10634
Wisconsin Minn Light A Power
1st A ref 5s 1944
opt '19..MAN
Gen A ref 7s 1947.
JAJ
1st A ref 8s 1944
2434
106
White Plains Ltg 1st 5s *38—JAJ
Wichita Water bs 1949
M&c
1st M 5s 1958. ser B
FAA
1st m 5s 1960 ser O
MAN
10634
107
112
MAN
Wisconsin Power A Light—
1st 1 A ref 5s 1956 ser E
MAtv
1st lien A ref 5s 1958 ser F JAL
2334
10734
HAM
0Dt.
a
103
a
103
1st mtge 4s ser A 1966
9934
J&D
4sserial deb June 1 1937-1946..
Wisconsln Pow. Light a Real¬
ist A ref 5s 1946—
JAr
r
10234
....
Wisconsin Public Service Oorplst 1 A ref 6s 1952 ser A...AAO
Wise Pub Service Co—
1st A ref 5e
1042
105
1st mtge 4s 1961
1st mtge
c
1P42
ser
O *42
Mvv
106
Worcester St
10034
x
x
101
103 H
10434
10334
103
MAN
105"
10534
66
f
99"
Ry 5s A 1947. JAD
Wyoming Vail P S 6s 1971—AAO /
Yadkin River Pow 1st 5# '41.AAO
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry.
107
10034
10634
J&D
Wisoon R1T Pow 1st oh l«41
Wise Val El 1st A ref 5s '42MAN
Worcester Transit Association—
Cum income 6s 1952
JAD f
119
10034
97
105
Fdg A R E M 434b g '60—MAN
834s Aug 1 1936
FAA
25-year g 5a 1961—
JAD
30-year 5s Mar 1 1960
MAS
Mat Un6s ext at 5%to'41.MAN
Western United Gas A Elec Co—
1st 534s 1955 Ser A
JAD
1st 5s series B 1957
MAS
..
734
103"
JAJ
I960
1935
Worcester A Conn Eastern Ry—
1st s f g 434s 1943
Ja.i
9834
f
110
luou-.J&*
Wis Valley Pow 1st 534s '50.J&D
Wolverine Power 7s 1943
JAD
Washington Gas A El Oe—
1st M 5 34« 1953
10634
1st A ref 5s
10634
Virginian Power Is t 5sl942.JAD
Wabash Telephone—
1st M 434s A 1956—
JAJ
Warren Ohio Telep 6s 1942.MAN
Washington Bait A Ann El—
7834
10834
100
Virginia Public Service Co—
1st A ref 534s 1946 ser A—FAA
10134
109
1st M 334s series 1 1966—JAJ
.
10734
1st A ref M 4s ser A 1955-MAN
123
108
t 105
1st A ref 534s 1958..
J 105
1st Hen A ref 534s ser O '59MAS
10534
Virginia Electric A Power—
85"
im
12234
1st lien A ref 5s ser G 1961. JAJ a 103
1st lien A ref 6s ser H 1952 MAN d 104
34
20"
9534
125
MAF
JAJ
1st M 5s 1963 series E
1st M 4s 1961 ser H
WflUamsport Water Oo—
10334
10434
10034
Ry—
Veeten Elec Ry 7s 1947
8
JAJ
Yonkers Ry 1st 5s 1946..AAC
Tide Water Power 1st 5s '79. FAA
Tsho Electric Power (Japan)—
534s
12434
West End Trac—See Phila Oo
West Ohio Gas 6s A 1954
/ 7334
West PennElec. deb 5s 2030.AAO
10234
West Penn Power—
1st M
26
94
9434
6% notes 1937
MAN
Westmoreland Water 1st 5s.. 1952
10
ido
80
Conv deb 634s 1945
JAJ
West Coast Telep 5s A 1953-JAJ
Westchester Elec—See 3d Av K>
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s '50--JAI
West End St Ry—See Boston E
Western
con
Vermont LtgCorp 1st 5s'44 AAO
JAD
106
Union Ry 1st 5s g 1942.. FAA
Westchester El 1st 5i g '43 JAJ
g
84
58
Utilities Service 6s 1953
/
Conv deb 634s ser A 1938.FAA /
Vamma Water Pow 534s '57.AAO
72
1956.
g
5s 1959
FAA
Utilities Public Service Oo—
Oonv 6s 1933
JAD /
93
Texas Traction Co 5s
31
96
98
Utica A Mohawk VaUey Ry—
1st 434s 1941
..MAS f
Utilities Power A Light Oorp—
_
1st 6s 1946 series A
_,JAJ
Texas Pow Oorp 6s 1956—MAS
General 634s 1956..
MAS
Texas Power A Light—
A
10334
3234
84
Gen 634s 1949 ser O
JADE
Gen M 5s 1956 ser D—„AAf
Gen 5* 1952 series E
JAJ
Texas Electric Service Oo—
'
8334
8334
8134
/
11
4
32
/
95
92
Western States Util 6s A '45.AAO
Western Union Telegraph—
Coll tr 5s 1938
JAJ
17
1434
1434
110
f
western Puollc Service Co—
1st A ref 534s 1960
FAA
y 3034
Utica El A P 1st 5s 1950—-JAJ
Utica G A El ref A ext 5s *57_j
92
6
<93
1334
—
4>4 b 2004
9934
10234
1st 6s A 1939
AAO
Texa< Elec Ry 5a 1947
JAJ
Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937 opt.. J A J
g
Gen
Utica Belt Line Street
91
91
334
8
JAE /
M 5s g *30.JAJ f 45
1947
..JAE / 30
Unit Tr (Plttsb)—8ee Phila Co.
Unterelbe Power A Light Oo—
Sf M 6s 1953
AAO / 24
102
Utah Lt A Tr 1st 5s 1944 A..AAO
Utah Power A Light Co—
10234
Deb 6s May 1 2022
MAN
10334
1st 1 A gen M 5s 1944
FA/
1st 1 A gen M 4V4s 1944—FAi
99
•
98
79
10534
11134
8834
88
f 534s ser A 1952—MA N
f 534s ser B 1952—MAN
Albany Ry
9234
Public Service—
ser
s
Con
99
92
96
92
United Telep(Del)6s A 1948 AAO
United Tel A Tel 5 34* A1953 MAN
1st Hen 6s ser B 1953
MAN
United Traction (Albany)—
Tenesssee Electric Power—
2022
s
Coll
90
A...JAD
1956———JAD
5s 1962 opt..MAN
10934
United Securities Co—
96
1st A ref 6s 1947 ser
AAC f
*49.JAJ /
Havana—
Eq 734s Feb 15 1936 -FAA If /
United Rys of 8t Louis—
CoU
1st M 5s 1943..---...
FA A
s f 6s series A 1955—MAN
Deb g 6a
1st A ref
10534
89 34
11134
8734
6234
Q5
United Railways of
9134
10034
Ref
72
100
10834
Gen g 4s July 1 1934
JAJ
City A Sub Pub Serv 5s '34. JAJ
1953
MAN
Temesca) Water 1st 5s A '60 MAN
Tennessee Eastern Elec Oo—
JAJ
AAO
98
United Rys Cos 4% ctfs
30
7434
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
1st mtge 5s 1960
Texas Gas Util. 6s 1945
92
Conv coll tr 6s A 1960—-JAJ
Conv ooll tr 5 34s B 1960
JAJ
108
100
5s
11534
94
67M
United Public Service Oo—
Ooll tr 6s 1942 ser A
United Pub Util Oorp—
8634
1st A ref 5s 1970
Terni Hydro Elec 6 34s
11434
Deb g 6s 1975
MAN
United LtARys'Me)6a A '52 AAO
deb 6s 1973.
JAJ
Un LtARys(Del)deb 534s'52 FAA
Waukesha Gas A Electric Oo—
1st 5s 1959.
JAJ
West Texas Utilities Oo—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A__
United Ilium Oo New Haven—
105
10734
10834
2934
7434
10134
i
*
10334
1st 4s Feb 1 1940
FAa
United Light A Power Oo—
Deb g 6348 1974
MAN
8434
Tenn Pow gu
i i ii i i I I!
•
8
(Hamilton)—
1st sf 534s 1948—
JAJ
17
104 34
85
Tampa (Fla) Gas 534s '56—AAO
1st 5s 1961
AAO
Telephone Bond A Share Co—
Tennessee
70
1st 1 A consol 534s 1959—AAC
43..MAS
10634
68
102
9834
11034
1st ref 5b 1939 op.
JAJ
10634
1st A gen 5a 1960
JAJ
Washtenaw Gas 1st 5s 1953—JAJ
10034
Water bury Gas Light Co—
1st mtge 434s 1968
10534
MAN
Waterloo Oed Falls A No Ry—
1st M s f g 5s 1940 op *15-- JA.' 1
13
Certificate* of deposit.
/
13
94
Water Service Cos 5s '42—MAS
Watert'n L&P—wee No N i o m.
Wayne United Gas 634« '44. JAD
9134
92
101
85
City A Sub 6s g 1948
F&A
Washington A Suburban Cos—
Ooll trust 534s 1941
...MAS
Washington Water Power Co—
West Canadian Hydro-Elec—
1st 6s ser A ww 1950
_J&J
9934
89
AAf
AAO
1949
107
10534
10534
10534
JAJ
10634
JAD
10934
United Gas A Fuel
10834
10934
Syracuse Gas g 6s 1940——JAJ
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1951 -JAL
1st A ref 5Hs 1954Tjk/
5s series B 1957
JAJ
Syrac Rao Tr 1st g 6« 1U4«.MA^
Taiwan El Pow s f 534s 1971-JAJ
1st A ref 6s
28*
HHo o
Without warrants
63*
40
-MAS
----MAS
Deb 5s 1958
1957
434s
oo coo
97
oo
-AAO
MAN
1957
5s
95
W Ele*
Union Gas A El 1st ext 5s *40 MAS
Union Gas System—
1st M A coll s f 5s 1948—JAD
Union Passenger Railway
1st 4s Mar 31 1961AAO
2d ext 4s Mar 31 1960
A&O
Union Pub Serv (Del) 6s '39.J&D
UnionPubServ(Minn) 5s A'58 JAD
Union Ry—See Third Ave Ry
Union Trac—See Phil a R T
Union Water Service Oo—
First lien 534s 1951 ser A.MAN
Union Water wks Oo—
1st Hen 534s 1942
MAS IS
Unit Elec Oo of N J 4s '49—JAD
United Elec Rys (Providence)—
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A—.
Gen ref M 4s Jah 1951 ser B..
United Elec Serv (Italy)—
Extl 1st b f 7s 1956 ser A..JAD
„
1968
0000 X5R
1st g 534s 1954 ser A
Union Kiev RR—See N
23
Ry 1st 5s 1951
AAO
Stewart Mt Pr—See Salt Blv Vail
Suburban Gas Co of Philadelphia
1st s f g 6s Apr 1 *52 op *07 A&O
Suburban Lt A Pow 6s 1938-FAA
1st 4Hs
10234
Gen
14
194b----A&Oi/
Weir ton
1st M 4Hi 1970
Sutter Butte Canal 634s
10634
10234
Union Elec L A Pow of Illinois—
7534
69
8134
102
General
Steuben ville Wells burg A
Super-Power Oo of 111—
8134
10134
10134
Ujigawa Elec Power (Japan)—
1st M s f 7s 1945
MAS If
Union El Lt A Pow Oo of St L—
Gen 5s series A 1954
JAD
Genl mtge 5s 1967 ser B—FAa
107
Debenture 6s 1966
10934
Twin States Gas A Electric—
1st A ref 5s Oct 1953—-.AAO
1st 1A ref 5 3<s 1945 Ser A.MAS
6734
90
f
BfccN
1st fm034s *37 with warr.
1st guar 5s
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow Oe—
1st M ■ f 734s 1955
MAM
Guar ■ f 7s 1952
-FAA
6634
Southwest Gas Oo—
So'west Gas Util
Wash Ry A EI g 4s 1951
Anacost A Pot 5n 1949
Street
Guaranteed
ff—MAN
f 6s 1954
10134
104
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
105
103
Ry—See N Y Rye
Twin City Rapid Transit Oe
1st lien A ref 53is 1952—JAD
St Paul City Ry—
Cable ont 5s l937—JAJlf
23d
H0434
Mf" and income and defaulted bonds
the month preceding the date of issue.
Un Tr (Al»
Troy Gas Co 1st 5s 1939--MAN
2nd 6s 1939
F&A
Turner Falls Pow A El 5s A'52 JAD
103 34
10034
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
79
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
July, 1936]
6034
67"
30
100
64341
45
107
8334
8234
85
79
80
York (Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941-MAN
York Haven Wat&P 1st 6s'5lJ&D
116
6734
6834
York Rys 1st M g 5s '37 opt. JAD
103
109"
84
t Called Aug. 8 at 105.
a
x Called Nov. 1 at 102.
Called Aug. 1 at 103.
i
b Basis,
105
d Called
10334
Aug. 1
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
80
Quotations for all
Prior
Amer DlsTel of
N J com
Pow csm——(t)
97 Preferred-.——(t)
97 second pref series A
(t)
$6 cum pref
(T)
Warrants
(t)
Amer Gas A Elec com
J t>
96 preferred
(T)
—(T)
Traction...-26
Amer Gas A Power com
Preferred
-
American Light a
-25
6% Preferred
com——(t)
Amer Power A Light
(T)
96 preferred
S6
(T)
preferred. pref units
Amer Service
Amer Superpower Corp
First 96 preferred-
—--
com —it)
(f)
pref-
Arizona Edison com
.
Gat Corp.. — t
(T)
Preferred
-----10
Arkan A Ms Psw 7% pref--—100
Arkansas Psw A Lt 97 pref—(t)
6% preferred
IT)
Associated Gas A Elec com—- I
Common class A———....U)
Original preferred-——
C
Arkansas Natural
Class A non-vot
——(
Ltd 91.25 pf--(t)
Associat8edTelpATeleg(96)pref(t)
$5
68
75""
102
103 k
19k
104 k
19
102 k
97
95
105k
106k
51
109
107
105
97 flrt pref
100
Class A
(t)
Atlanta Gas Light 6% pref—100
Atlantic City fcieo. 9b pref
(T)
Bait Transit Co v t c
—(+)
Preferred v t c
100
110k
108 k
105 k
3k
k.
70
27k
24k
lk
32
zl*
51
2k
67
116
116
54
119
100
12
100
20
< f)
90
55
14
23
90k
114k
34 k
107
< t)
3k
2k
2k
Class A
(t)
35
107 k
3k
2k
2k
Cons Trac of N J—See P 8 Oorp
Cons Trac (Plttsb)—See Phila Co
24 k
106
95 first pref-———-(f)
Cable A Wireless, Ltd
Telephone pref
102
25
34
)S
16
0)100
95,^
(t)
87
pf 100
k
99
1k
Central Elec Tel com
34 k
6% preferred
16k
(t)
100
Central Illinois Light 6% pf—100
7% prefer-ed
100
4k % preferred
100
6% preferred
90
37
.
k
2<
com
461H
~q;
_
54
21
Havana Elec Ry
,
32
34
5
2'
Hartford Electric Light
Hartford Gas
Preferred
91
83
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"III 00
vYc " (t)
_
com."
1
l
.
2j
...IIII100
Light.—
>
6% preferred
1
averhillElec
HestonvlUe M AF—See" PhilaRT
•
dolyoke Water Power
Hudson County Gas
ldA**° .P®WOT 1% I»ef—
34k
268
10c
10(
194
iuu
6% 1st preferred
111
108 k
47 k
(t)
Illinois Pow. A Lt. 6% pref— 101
Illinois North Utilities
6%prtfl0l
Ilium A Power Secur 1st
92k
A
55
Indiana Service Oorp.—
10L
16
Indlanap Pow A Lt 8k % pref 100
Indianapolis Ry Oo v t c
10(
95
0% preferred
105
2k
35k
AW
10C
106
106„
101k
102 k
59 J
k
71
76
Elec Properties 6% pref
100
Cent Ohio it A Pow 6% Pf--(t)
95
83
97
86
6k% preferred
6% preferred
Empire Power Oorp
Central Pow A Light 7 % pref.100
Cent A 8 W Utll com
1
Preferred
—---(+)
65k
67k
2k
Engineer* Pub florv wm
(t)
Central States Elec Oorp
1
7% preferred
.———100
Conv preferred
.100
Conv preferred ser of 1929--100
cum pief< witnout warrj.iOO
Central states Pow A L 97 pf (t)
o v0
Chester Water Serv 5k % pref (t)
Chic City A Con com part otfa.(t)
(t)
Chic Dist Elec Gener&t 96 pref ft)
2k
45
21k
21k
21k
22 k
12
14
97 k
22
70„
98 k
k
99.
100 k
Chicago Bys partlc ctfs series 100
100
Series 8——100
100
Canadian price,
71
48
49 k
14
2k
3k
13k
6k
7
91
88"
lk
(|)
preferred
33 k
32„
33
33
5k
161k
21k
162 k
21k
83
75
76k
*7k
k
2
13k
9k
lk
(t
i
„
11
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(t)
.........
"n
I*
(f)
Iswa Soutneru Utll. 7% pref.
lilt
Italian Superpower aommon A (t)
66k
Debenture rights
Jamaica Pub Service Ltd
Preferred
Jamaica Water Supp 7k %
%
35k
Jefferson Electric
1
if)
100
pfI-60
com
(t)
Jersey Cent Pow A Lt 7% pref 100
6% preferred..
ioi
5k % preferred..
100
Kansas Oity i'ower A Light—
1st pref $0 series B.
it
Kansas City Pub Serv vtc
(t
7 % preferre vtc
(j
Kansas Elec Pon
/
u/9 pref
101
Kansas Gas A Elec 7% pref_.10(
Kentucky Utilities. 6% pref.. 10<
7% preferred
100
Keystone Pub Serv $2.80 pref._ 1
Keystone Telephone51 preference....
50
Kings Uo Ltg 7% pref..
iu>
5% preferred
lot
Laclede Gas Light
10»
6% preferred
100
...
58
6% conv preferred
..—100
6k% preferred-—..
100
Lang island Jblgntlng com
(t;
7% preferred—......
10l
7k
97
7k
100
38
6% preferred
101
Angeles GAE Corp, 6% pf 1(X
48
205
63
48 k
i
53"
64 k
67
k
65
62
61
61k
fc
62 k
63
25
84 k
6% pref
100
100
7% preferred
Louisvuit
railway Oo...
Preferred
--------
,89k
Manhattan Elev Ry 7% guar 100
Modified 5% guar
100
Marcon lnt Marine Oommunt—
Federal Water Service com A _(t>
(t)
it)
(t>|
100
10k
104
~4"
85k
74 k
'22 k
107
114
13
25
20
37
16
4k
41k
41k
41k
8
ommon
t WIthoutpar value.
50
113
Maiden A Melrose Gas Lt
Common
39k
39k
39k
76
22
34
105
Preferred
4
98k
25
T.
Fed St APleasant Val—SeePhUaOo
21
93
2
.
94
17
46
Maiden Electric Oo
21
58
39
15
93 k
25
25
15
112k
82 k
53
Amerldep rets for ord shsj... £1
% Market StRy (SanFranscisco \ 100
6% preferred
...........100
6% prior preferred
100
19
6% non-cum 2d pref erred—100
Mass Power A Light Associate
22
6k
116k
k
5k
21
Mackay Companies 4% pref..100
99 k
90k
84
10<
85k
14k
83 k
194
30
2k
*u<
-
Lowell Electric Light...
Lynn Gas A Elec Oo
54
100
98
Louisiana Power A Light So pf (t
liAutsv Ga« A Elec com "' A.
Louisville GAE
127
113
Los
198
37 J
26 j
""(tj
57
European Elec class A-.-...-. 10
Option warrants
Fairm't Pk A fl&dd Pass By—See Phila B
Ex-dividend.
A
Interstate Natural Gas
Interstate Power prer $7
50 preferred
3
91
41
Lawrence Gas A Elec Lt
25
Lincoln Telep A Teleg com.-10U
Lockhart Power Oo pref-.-.
Lone Star Gas Corp
(t
82
87 k
x
Utilities
B
4
14k
2k
8k
look
it,
~(|
7k
15k
68k
74 k
15k
$5 convertible preferred
(t)
96k pref (with warrants)..it)
$6 preferred-————(t)
Essex A Hudson Gas..—..100
96 preferred——
90k preferred
97 preferred
com"
$6 preferred
international Ry v t c__
I.TlOl
International Teiep A Teleg .(t
67 k
73k
14k
Preferred (90)
6
82
1
Light..
Fall River Gas Works
Federal Light A Tr com
lk
32
31
(t)
100
.100
partlc stk-(t)
(r
Fall River Elec
H
6
59
-
43
6k
5k
(t)
74
33 k
67 k
7
5k
Optional warrants-.-..
El Paso Electric Oo iDel)
Preferred series A 7%—.100
Ellz A Trenton RR com
50
Preferred
50
Ellz Consolidated Gas
...100
Empire A Bay State Teleg....100
Empire District Elec 6%pf---100
Empire Gas A Fuel Cs pf 8%.100
Preferred 7 %
-100
96
1
30
5
1UU
(Boston) ..100
Electric Bond A Share ....
$6 preferred
...
95 preferred
Elec Power Association ........1
Class A full paid
1
Elec Power A Llgnt Oorp
it
97 preferred
(t)
$6 preferred
(t)
.(t)
2d pref series A
69
2k
32k
65 k
2k
74
18
it j
223
......
57
145
72
86
21k
59
Interboro R T vot trust ctrs..1W
Hydro-El Syst A
25
Conv pref $3.50 series
60
SI.75 preferred
S3.60 preferred
Warrants new
3
I
107
pref.iOfi
Illuminating Shares class
Class
18
64„
(t>
Cent 111 Pub Serv 96 pref
(t)
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref.100
Central Maine Pew 6% pref—100
7% preferred--—100
Cent Mississippi Valley—
86k
4
_
Hamilton Bridge...
Preferred
Hamilton Gas common
103
140k
a
1k
Carolina Pow A Light 97 pref (t)
r
117
Greenwich WaterAGas0% pf_10«
AU'
Gulf States Utll $6 pref......
International
2
Edison Elec ninm
109
1
Nominal,
80
__25
(guar)...101
AOoates—See Phila R T.
Mt Pow Oorp $0 pref—(1
112k
16
Edison.............100
100
Conv stock
80
Can Hydro-El Corp 6% 1st pf 100
n
112k
110k
Eastern Utll Assoc com
103 k
Calif Water Serv 6%pref
100
Canada Nor Pow com
(tl
Preferred
-———.100
Series 4
„
111
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
80
49 k
104
103
(t)
preferred
Eastern States Oorp com..
Calif-Oregon Power Co—
6% preferred series of 1927-100
6 % preferred
—.100
k Last sale.
47 k
100
6% preferred
dep rec 7 k % A ord—£ 1
Amer dep rec B ord
—£1
Amer deposit rets 5 k % pref £1
Amer
Series 2
Green
Internet Power Securities
Duqueene Nat Gas common
$4 preferred
$5 preferred
DuqOHttne Llgnt—-See Phils Oo—
East Coast Public Service vie 1
Eastern Gas A Fuel Assoc'o—
Common
.......—(t)
6% preferred
-.—100
4k % prior preferred—.100
Eastern Mass St Ry com
1(H)
6% 1st pref stamped—.—100
6% pref B stock
100
5% adjustment stock
100
East Shore Pub Serv 6k % pf(t)
com_(t)
———-
Gloucester Elec Lt Oo
Gold A Stock Telep
Internat Ocean Teleg (guar)
10"
Internat Power Co....
it)
1st preferred
"222.100
Derby Gas A Elec 97 pref-...it)
96 preferred
......—(t)
Brooklyn Onion Gas
—(f)
Buffalo Niagara A East Power
91 -60 prior preferred
25
Prefpartlrctfs..
1
85
101
Duke Power
(t)
Prior lien pref
37k
Warrants
Georgia Power $6 preferred" ""(~tj
Germantown Pass—See Phila RT
106
Detroit
Bridgeport Gas Light——_—(t)
Bridgeport Hydraulic Cs
—20
Brit Col Pow Corp A
(t)
Class B
(T)
Bread River Power 7% pref—100
Brockton Gas Light OovtC—25
Brooklyn Edison
100
Bklyn Manbat Transit—it)
|
98
8
100
4k % cum preferred
100
Denver Tramway com
(t)
Preferred
......—100
100
ord-_—(t)
Cent Hud CAE com v t c
151
Gen Telep Au"ied
Oorp 7 $6~ pref ft)
Gen Wtu Gas A Elec com A
..J
S3 preferred.
m
105
6%
Corp—........—1
—(t)
Gent Arkan Pub Serv Oorp
Warrants
105k
Dayton Pow A Light 6% pref 100
preferred
96 preferred
10k
49 k
Internat
Cumberland Oo(Me)P A Lt pf 100
Dallas Power A Light 7% pref 100
Elevated By com....
Capital Transit (Wash, D
69
20
(t)
106 k
106 k
Cuban
Beverly Gas A Elec
25
Birmingham Elec 97 pref.—(T)
96 preferred-.
.....(t)
Birmingham Gas 96 pref
(+)
Blackstone Val Gas A E pref.. 100
Canadian Marconi
(t)
_(ft
com
$3
203
7% prior preferred
...100
Oontlnen Pass Ry—See Phila R T
96 preferred series A
Bklyn A Queens Transit
75
18 k
105 k
Bell Telephone (Canada)——100
Bell Telep of Pa 6*% pf
100
Brazilian Tr Lt A How
5% preferred
Telephone Corp.
conv preferred
Gen
4k
I*
.
202 k
(Toronto)
100
pf 6% -100
6.6% preferred
.—100
95 preferred
--(t)
Continental Gas A Electric—
conv
34
41
Consumers Pr (Maine)
Baton Rouge Elec Co 96 Df—(t)
Beauharnois Power, com——(t)
$3
34
Consumers Gas
com—.—-25
7% preferred-.-——
100
6% preferred
—100
*t«stnn
$6 preferred
_
Consolidated Gas Utilities com
Bangor Hydro Elec
Blue Ridge
36
(
(
Gen Public Service Oorp
... .
53"
49
lk
—
pref ser A.
pref ser B
$5.50 pref
Hackensack Water..
Preferred
66
Warrants
2
35
(
(
...
cum conv
conv
Green
70k
112
preferred
...
General Pub Util common
68
5% preferred series A__
100
Consolidated Edison Co of N Y—
Common
ft)
Option warrants -------- - -—
Assoc Telep Co
3
ill
110
(f)
100
100
...
7 preferred
(
8 int bear allot ctfs.-—-—-
$6
$6
47
50
Connecticut Ry A Lighting
Preferred
Cons Gas K L A P (Bait)
(
5k
123
Gen Italian Edison Elec Oorp—
Amer shs for ordinary stock.
...-26
Connecticut Power..
1
preferred
65
aW
Conn Gas A Coke Sec pref
Common
—
Preferred 7%
Preferred 8%
63
105
5k % preferred
6k% preferred
96
(t)
common
Gas A Elec of Bergen County.lu
Gen Elec Ltd see Mlsc Stocks
Gen Gas A Elec (Del) com A _(t;
62 k
45 k
.....
Connecticut Light A Power
43
125
_
(t)
7% preferred
Concord Elec Co 6% pref
Common
95
100
Gary Elec & Gas
6k
61
1
uommunlty Water Ser com
(
14 prefer ed
6k
63
60
Elec ilium common
-
5 preferred
6 preferred-
A*
63
7% preferred
100
Columbus Ry PAL 1st pf A 6% 100
Preferred 6k% ser B
100
Oommonwealtb-Edlson Co—100
Commonwealth A Sou Corp comt
Optional warrants
96 preferred
—(t)
Community Power A LightFirst preferred 6%
100
Community Pub Serv com
25
6% preferred—...
--Amer Wat Wks A Elec com—(t)
96 1st preferred-——
Appalachian El Pow 7%
6% preferred
7k
Columbus Delaware A Marlon
Preferred 96 series--It)
American Telep A Teleg——100
Amer Utilities Service common—
Preferred
100
6§*
..—(t)
$4.50 preferred
< t)
Cleveland Railway..
.....100
Certificates of deposit—
Coast Co Gas A El 1st pref—100
Oolum G A El Corp (Del) com (f)
6% preferred series A
100
5% preferred
.-...-...-100
6% conv preferred..—
100
Uleve
48
Franklin Telegraph (guar)
«"•
Gardner Elec Light common.. 100
4k
7% preferred—.
100
Citizens* Pass Ry—See Phil R Tr
CItlsens Traction—See Phila Co.
Citizens Utilities corn..
—
"~48"
Foreign Light A Power units.(t
Frankf'd A S'thwarlc—see PhilaRT
7
89 k
Preferred B
10
Preferred BB
.—100
Cities Serv Pr A Lt 96 pf
It)
Bid.
Par
iI5"
103
95
t
100
Cities Service com
Preferred
-100
Preferred
Amer A Foreign
Stocks.
Fitch burg Gaa A Elec Light—.5*
Florida Power A Lt$7 pref— (1,
106k
93
Jlnclnnatl Street By
—50
Mncln A Suburb Bell Telep—50
1
-(t)
-—-
-
if
105k
Cincinnati Gas A Elec 5% pref 100
Cincinnati Gas Transp
—100
Oinc New A Gov Lt A Trac—100
Preferred
100
90 preferred-.
—
96 preferred
—Allegheny Traction—See Phila Co
Amer Cities Pow A Light cl A-25
Class B
oreferred A———100
preferred B
100
Prior
v
A»k.
Bid
Chicago Rapid Transit-
Par
(t)
PUBLIC UTILITY 8TKS.
Alabama
Power %7 prof
'
day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Par.
Stocks.
Atkm
Bid,
Par.
Stocks.
securities are as near as possible for the closing
Warrants
with
warrants.
—
,
.
without warrants. >Tl
.....
...
......—.(t)
...
(f)
7k
ik
5k
23k
2k
70c
25c
&
40c
Quotation, for til
84
$6
8%
3%
3%
t
Preferred
10c
Penn Central Lt a
2%
Penna Gas a Elec
96
Pennsylvania Pow a Lt
87%
90
Mississippi Riv Pow 6% pref. 100
Missouri Pub Ser 7% pref-—100
Mohawk-Hudson Power lstprf(t)
114
Second preferred-.——----it)
Monomtahela l a p—See PhilaOo
59
59%
25%
30%
26h
PhilaOo
pf-25
Monon-Weet Penn p 8 7%
r
Montreal l h a Pow, Gons-(t)
92%
4%
cem.(t)
38
139
33
100
Tel—100
pref... 100
10
Mountain States Tel a
10
83
National Power a idgnt com—it;
„
Preferred
-j*}
85
111%
pref-100
Nevada-Call! Electric—
Common
142
35
3}
com
|ft preferred
Nebraska Power, 7% let
4?*
66%
111
108
99
85%
93
Class B
51
21
Southwestern Gas A El 7% pf-100
Southwestern Lt A Pr osm A. (t)
15
114
30
Phila a
37%
6%
10
(f)
csm
prior pref
14 cum preferred
Sft cum prior pref.
38
114
34%
il*
cum
Standard
Pow
Lt
A
(t)
(1)
com
Class B
(t)
63
69
Preferred
Swiss American Elec pref
28
33
17
Syracuse Ltg 6%
6%% preferred
(t)
15%
7
7
43%
15%
36%
3%
3%
40
71
100
preferred.. 100
105
100
108
118
14
85
60
29
35
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
120
Green a Coatee Sts (916 pd).60
32
6
37
5% conv preferred..
Tampa Elec Co
Fatrm't Pk a Haddlng'n
Germantown Passenger
Hesconville map com——.60
22
is*
72
73
3
•
14
12%
34%
120%
13%
35%
122%
86
78%
109
80~~
113
105
51
52
75
70
29
28""
24
111
3%
3%
3%
79
3%
77
(t)
113
100
109
—it)
(t)
It)
15
—
n y Steam Co-
19
17 preferred ser a..
9ft dividend pref
y Telephone 0%% pref—100
n y Water Serv 6% pref
100
105%
97%
118%
54%
Niagara a Hudson Pow ......10
Option warrants a
11%
n
106
98
104%
50^1
51*
41*
4
44
50
53
1
4
6% preferred.. ..—
—100
7% preferred
..100
Nor Indiana Pub Ser 0* pi— joe
7% preferred
100
6h% jreferred
.100
Northern n Y Util pref
100
Nor States Power (Del) cl a- 100
7% preferred
........... 100
7*
7
68
10
70
77
85%
105%
28%
87%
80%
78
w
87
106
28%
90%
IV*
72
70,^
100
21%
100
45
116
51
108
pf-100
Northwestern Teleg (guar)....60
Ohio Edison Sft pref
(t)
preferred....———(t)
5
30
101
10%
22
47%
118
52
102
90
105
95
47
48
21
x
120%
107
59%
103
113
Rockland Light a Power......10
Bt Louis County Water pref.100
10..
11
26%
27%
Telep 16% pref
1%
93%
Common
(t)
7% Preferred
}+)
Sangamo Electric 00m.......(t)
—
Preferred
95
100
San Joaquin Lt a Power—
7% prior preferred
..100
r
105
r
16
19
2l""
Savannah el a Pow ft% pref.100
31%
28%
38%
31%
28%
Scranton Electric 86 pref...-(f)
Canadian
■'
52
61
107
6% prior preferred
price,
•
'
x
'
'
Ex-dividend,
''
•
100
105
Utah Power A
16%
87%
11%
,56%
105
78
f Without par
'
14
33
•
11%
4%
7
44%
1%
91
68
———""
(t)'
Utica Gas A Electric
7% preflOO
90 preferred
(+)
Utilities Power A Lt Ol A
l
_
Non-voting common.......(f)
Class Bvtc—
1
7% cumul pref
I..II100
Virginia Elec A Power
96 preferred..
Pub Serv 7% pref
lw
6% preferred
.......100
Washington (D O) Gas
20
wMh(D O) By A El com
100
^Preferred
i
100
life
110
7
7%
57%
1%
15%
16%
62
65-%
Uh
4%
1%
1%
23
113%
80%
87
80%
550
110%
102
83c
mm m mm mm
m'mmrnmm,
12
15c
—
62
mmmmm
113
value,
LIght^-"
Preferred-—_IT_.
.
3%
55
111%
Script
97
30
76
60c
78
United Gas A Impt vot_.
(
95 cum pref (non-vot).
I
(
United BlOo of New Haven—(
United Lt A Pr com A
(
Common B
—If
97%
113%
118""
109
120%
110%
112*,
8%
6% cum. 1st pref-.-.. Ill(t)
Unlted Pub Util common A.,
(t)
$2 75 preferred...........
93 preferred...
61
106
11%
—lit)
108
113
105%
112
(t)
138
121%
107%
St Louis Pub Serv—
.....
Omaha a Council Bluffs Railway
.100
.......
Elec(Oonn)pref 156
104
Booh
110
7% preferred
100
Union Gas (Canada)
(f)
Union Pass—See PhUa R T
Union St By (New Bedford).. 100
160
104%
112%
9
,43%
194
59%
10%
68%
107%
—...
95
43%
157
137
nif/
110a/
10
S3 cumulative preferred
Warrants
United Gas A
107
5%
84%
100
....
23
105
99,.
(t)
Union Traction—Sot PhUa B T
United Oorp
107
109%
110%
r
11%
61%
58%
109
105%
97%
Union El L A Pow (111) 6% pf.100
CnKl LA Pow (Me)
6%pf„100
109
71
(f)
7% preferred
14
101%
38
100
100
0% preferred
5% preferred
Trl-State Telep A Teleg
Preferred
Twin City Rapid Transit
102
106
113
6% preferred
—..100
7% preferred
100
117,,
103%
Public Service of Okla 7% pref 100
96%
6% preferred
...100
108%
Pub Serv el a g 96 pref
(t)
29
Puget Sd Pr a Lt 96 pref
(t)
75
85 prior preterred
(f)
16
Quebec Power common
(t)
86%
Queens Borough GasAE16%pflO0
11%
Radio Oorp of Amer.
...(t)
7% cum pref a
—.60 t 55*32
104%
b% cum pref p .........._i+>
77%
93.60 preferred
(f)
Rap Tran St By—See p s Oorp.
2%
Republic Nat Gas common
—1
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power—
Amer shares representing 00m.
11%
Rhode Isl Pub Serv pref
32
(t)
Class a
75
(t)
Ridge Avo Pass
See PhUaRT.
Rio Grande Valley Gas
78c
1
27
Riverside Traction
50
47
Preferred—........
50
101
a Bridge 4% cum
8%
112%
:::!?!
113„
(15)
50
32
110%
136
Third Avenue By (N Y).
1
13th A 15th St—See PhUa R T
Tidewater Power 6% pref... (t)
Toledo-Edison pref a 7%..—100
_
44*
7%
......
108
r
43
38
—
111%
Nominal,
36
—
9ft preferred
......( ')
Ner Amer UtUlty Sec.
( )
Nor Boot Ltg Prep cem ...
( )
Preferred..
—.100
North Continent Util com
100
pref
100
Ottawa Light Heat a Pew—100
Preferred
100
Ottawa Traction
100
Pacific a Atlantic Tel (gu)
36
Pacific Gas a Electric
....36
First preferred (6%)—.....36
First preferred (6%%)
26
62
u&
103%
Preferred
62
Public Service Oe of Nor hi.. 60
Common
(t)
2%
29%
Okla Nat Gas Oorp com
62
55
55
Rapid Transit St By Co...100
80 Jersey Gas a Elec Trac.. 100
1^6
...
55
56%
29%
tfarth W-t Utf)7%ETtf
14
50
(t)
it 1
7.2% 1st preferred..
100
1st preferred (0%)
100
6% cum 1st preferred
1"
Texas Power A Light 7% pref.l
6% preferred
(
122
...
.100
...
23
Consolidated Trac of n j—100
6% preferred.—
—60
North Amer Edison 96 pref—(t)
North Amer Light a Pow .
—.1
Option warrants b
North American oe com
100
.
42
13
60
Union Pass ($30 6-6 pd)
60
Union Traction (917% pd)—60
West Phila Pass guar
60
PhUa Traction—See PhUa b t.
Piedmont a Northern see"bb<
Portland Gas a Coke, 7 % pf—100
Postal Teleg a Cable 7% pf-100
Potomac Ealson Oe 6% pref. 100
Potomac Elec Pow 8% pref.. 100
6%% preferred
100
Power Oorp of Canada com..(t)
Providence Gas...
(t)
Public Serv ot Oslo 7% pref—100
6% preferred—...........100
5% preferred
100
Public Serv of Ind prior pf
96 preferred.
PubUc Serv. Co. of n.h. 96 pf-tti
95 preferred
(t)
PubUc Serv Oerp ef n j—It)
8% preferred
....—100
7% preferred.........
100
6% preferred
100
95 preferred
(t)
119
preferred..
Tennessee E) Pow 1st pf (7%) 100
18
60
—.60
Ridge Ave Pass (921 pd)
2d a 3d Sts By guar
13th a 16th Sts Pass By
40
13
9
10
Gray's Fy ($26 pd)—60
Philadelphia Traction...
60
A*
38%
35
pd)50
60
PhU a
127
110
—
PhUa City Pass By (922%
PhUa a Darby Pass By
8%
12
60
Preferred
24
7% preferred
100
New York Railways Corp—
$7 non-cum preferred—(t)
Preferred stamped
——
n y a Richmond Gas 6% pref 100
n y a Queens el l a p—
■
7
80
98
17
113
34
104
(f)
Standard Gas A Elec
lec
Darby—See Phila rt.
PhUa b t.
Philadelphia Elec Co com
ft)
95 preferred
(t)
Phila Elec Power 8 % pref
26
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
5(
7% preferred
60
Oitisens Passenger guar
6(
Oontinen Pass By (929 pd)._60
1%
124
Springfield Gas A Elec pref
i
Springfield Gas Lt Co.
25
Sprlngf (Mass; St By Oss pf-_10u
Cos pf._100
55
24
Telep pref.100
Preferred
115
9
PhUa a Grays—See
95
102%
n
<13%
5%
So Jer G El A Tr—See P 8 Corp.
75
25
101%
Northwest Bell Telep 6%»
147
Southwestern Bell
60
60
n j a Hud Blv By a Per pref.100
New Jersey Pow a Lt sft pref (t>
New Orleans Public Service—
7% preferred
— (t)
n y Central Elec 7% pref.—100
New Rochelle Water 7% pf—100
n y Mutual Telegraph
26
n y Power a Light Oorp Sft pf It)
7% prior lien
100
(t)
Southern New Eng Telep
Southern Union Gas com
Frandf'd a Southward Pass.60
New Haven Waters
Common
102
common
20
95
New England Telep a Teleg—100
n Eng Wat la p Asso 6% pf.100
preferred
3
100
7% preferred
15
11%
72
20
100
South A Atlan Teleg (guar)....25
Southern Indiana G A E fl%pf 100
93
28
100
Preferred
41%
27%
•
26
Southern Ool Pow com A
123
$5% preferred stamped
(t)
com—(t)
6% preferred...
—100
New England Power. Co. pref 100
New England Pub Serv com—. (t)
|7 prior preferred
it)
s7 preferred
...—it)
96 preferred——
——(t)
$ft prior pref
(t)
sale,
5%% preferred series O
26
6% preferred series B
25
Soutnern Canada Power——(t)
100
New Eng Pow Assn
k Last
Lt—
—100
Heat a Power
97
A
15
Monongahela Lt a Pr——..60
Monongahela St By..—-60
New Eng Gas a el Assn—
6%
Pr
89
91
DuQuesne Light 6% 1st pf.100
Federal St a Pleasant Val—21
B
(t)
...
iuu
—100
—
Newark Consolidated Gas
New Brunswick Light—
Common..
Common
Southern Nat Gas class A com
cum
14
93%
103
Sierra Pac Elec pref
—100
Southeastern Gas A Water A_.(t)
20
14%
84%
50%
9ft cum pref
(t)
Allegheny Traction———60
Oitisens Traction
60
Consolidated Trac pref—-—60
93%
B T
Water A Pswer --It)
Sioux City Gas A El 7% pf—100
Warrants
South Calif Edison common...25
97
91
41
{5 preferred
%
(t)
preferred—.......-50
56
Montreal Telegraph..———40
Montreal Tramways, com
100
National Gas a Elec
17""
15
;70
41%
106
It)
73%
100
Waterjpref
7
3
65
95 preferred
--——-it)
Pennsylvania Water a Pew._(t)
People's g l a o (OhIc)
l(m)
PhUa City Paoo—Bee Phila r t.
Philadelphia Co com
(t)
89%
19%
112
109
#7 pf-(t)
$6 preferred
7
4
Y)—(t)
19
7 % pref-100
54
2%
27%
dhawlmgan
2
94
KB Oorp (N
Ave
87%
Participating class
82
2nd A 3rd Sts By— See PhUa
—--------
Oorp $7 pref (t)
Penna Gas a Elec Co
81
Sedaiia
150
Second
Southeastern
Warrants
Warrants B
99
(t)
Nassau a Suffolk 7%
40%
Bid.
Par
Stocks.
Scranton-Sprlng Brook
Water Service 6% pf——(+)
Seattle Gas common
(t)
1st $5 preferred
100
2d $5 preferred
6%
23%
125%
5
97
73
—
69
Penn-Ohio Edison-
79%
Preferred
18%
111
(t)
2%
2%
2%
86""
123
-—--100
Pew$6 pref(t)
$2.80 preferred
75%
7%
123%
147%
6%
2%
2%
2%
1%
1%
69
Mountain SUtes Power.
23
taterson a
-
pf—100
100
Monongahela St By—See
it)
.it)
100
Pacific Telep a
It)
- -
100
Teleg
Dreierred--------——1u(j
Passaic Gas a el.100
enlnsular Telep Oe com
(+)
107
104%
107%
8%
1921-—--100
$6 cum preferred
Mississippi Power co—
$6 preferred
$7 preferred
Miss Power a Light ft %pref
107
84
—-<t>
non-voting
103%
106%
•% prlo' lien
•—100
7% preferred class a———100
9% preferred class a
100
Mllw. Klec. By. a Light—
Minnesota Pop a lt 7%
Common
105
preferred series A—(t)
Ocii i % pcler lien— -luu
6% pref. series
80
52
preceding the date ofleeue.
Ask.^
51
Oorp com—(t)
Preferred (96)--—
Pacific Pow a Lt 7% pref
Pacific Pub Service—
1st preferred
conv
Midland
86%
78
Warrants
...
Pacific Lighting
1
6
5%
$6 preferred
.
— it)
Metropolitan Edison C o—
i
$7 preferred series B.. —IT)
96 preferred serlte O.
(T)
$6 prior preferred-—
(t)
Middle Weot Oorp com
—5
Middle Wen Utilities
"~2%
35
34
Bid.
Par
Stocks.
Ask.
2%
Associates t t c-.l
6% omit partlc preferred—. 60
Memphis Natural Gas -------(t)
mwiphlh power a Light 7% d'jjj
for theclo.lng day of the month
wcuritle. are M near aa powlble
Bid.
Par
Stodka*
Maui Utilitlta
81
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
July, 1936]
120%
33
Western Power Co $7 prof
L™
Western Union
85
Telegraph
100
West Penn Elec Co Class A—
99
(t)
7% com preferred ——...lou
102%
8% com pref
96
100
West Penn Power 7%
122%
pref—100
6% preferred
113%
100
West PhUa Pmse
See PhUa B T.
West Texas Utilities 96
70
pref- (t)
Williamsport Water pref.
94
—(t)
Winnipeg Elec Co..
2%
(t) r
Preferred
8%
100 r
Wisconsin Power ALight
87
6%pfl00
7% preferred
91
—.100
Wisconsin Pub Ser
97
Oorp7%pf 100
6% % preferred
—
_
—
m
113%
t Called July 1 at 56.
■-
100
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref..
loo
Worcester Trans Amoo
(t)
Kerk (Pa) BaUways
Preferred-5U
i
94
116
12
Under the heading "Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities" we include all issues which do not appear
under the previous two headings,
In the
namely "Railroads" and "Public Utilities."
put "Textile Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and
Deposit Companies" under separate heads, then follow with the rest of the
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked "f"
case
of stocks, however,
we
Land," "Title Guarantee and Safe
"Industrial and Miscellaneous."
and Income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Bid.
BondS.
Corp
Deb 3s to 554s 1936 to 45-A&O
Advance Bag A Paper 6s 52-J&D
Addressograph-Multigraph
Co 6s 1937--
72
70
!?*
136
1st s f 7s 1956- ---------MAS
Aluminum Oo debs 5s 1952-M&S
107%
9454
Am«ig Laundries 6H* 1936-M&8
Amalgamated Sugar Oo—
101
20
l6I%
137
50
50
50
9454
10754
105
55
101
100
47
24
28"
69
1953—J&D
71
„
554% notes 1936—--—-J&D
Lm Lime & Stone 554s 51—M&S
Lm Mack & Metals 4s 1943—J&J
American Meter 6s 1946—~ J&J
Amer Radiator deb 4 54 s '47 M&N
American Rolling Mill—
Sinking fund deb 5s 1948—jJ&J
10-yr conv deb 4 %s 1945.- M&S
Amer Seating 6s stamped 1946—
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951
f&A
Debenture 6s 1944——A&O
/
— -
Amoakeag Mfg 6s i«4H.—.J&J/ 45
Anaconda Copper Mining Co—
Sink Fd deb 4%s 1950 -—A&O
10454
Anglo-Ohllean Con# Nitrate— v
1st M 20-yr 4s ser B
3154
3154
23
90
97
104
-
i0554
43
37
395
48
105
3254
3254
104%
10554
4454
10554
44
89
4554
89%
70K
71%
62
63"
104%
_
107
6% conv notes 1945
M&S
Atlas Pipeline Oorp 6s 1945-M&N
Gen conv 6s 1950—————
Atlas fly wood Ourp—
Conv deb 6V4» 1943-
—
110
45"
—M&N
Anbnrn Automobile conv deb
454s 1939
—
—J&J
Autocar Oo. 1st 7s 1937
MAN
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
6s with warrants 1938......... f
6s w w stamped 1938—
/
Without warrants
/
6s ex-warr stamped 1938—— /
Ast «
w
i4*4«»
........M&N
5s assented 1940———.—.
Baragua Sugar Estates—
Cum inc deb 6s '47
J&J /
Batavtan Petrol 454 egu 1942 J&J a
Bates Valve Bag Corp—
Deb 6s x-warr 1942——F&A
Bay way Terminal—
1st m 654s 1946———J&J /
Certificates of deposit...... /
Beattie Sugar 754s 1943
J&D /
Bedford Pulp & Paper 654s 1942..
......
98%
73
87
99
•
I
001 COI
§§**
88%
8654
8654
92
91
87%
87
105
105
4554
47
100
—
Jeecb Creek C & O 5s
'44
J&D
Beneficial Loan Soe 6a B 1939 Q-J
6a profit chare deb 1956..Q-J
Berkey & Gay Fnrn 6s stmp!941
a
Called July 1 at 100.
paired by maturity,
10054
10054
102
102
108
111
81
100
102
56)
8554
6754
60
,69)
101
97
75
9854
10554
15
27
9
9
20
98
9654
106
108
f 19
b Basis,
10)
10)
M&N.
F&A
f deb 1951. J&D
Credit Service deb 6s w w *48 Q-F
Crowley Milner & CoDeb 554s 1946
M&N
Orowell Publishing 6s 1939
?F
—
s
6054
99
105
15-yr 4s f Nov 1 1950 —M&N
Crown Willamet Pap 6s '51.J&J
Grown Zellerbach Oorp—
105%
Deb 6s 1940 with warr—.M&S
^rucibl# Steel Co deb K«'40-M&*
Cuban Tobacco 5s 1944
J&D
102%
77%
10154
Oudahy Packing 3%s A '55.M&S
Oonv s f deb 4s 1950...—M&S
Davidson Ohem 654s 1937. .A&O
lie Bardeleben Ooai Oorp—
10354
40
10
10
1st mtge 6s 1953
J&D
Certificates of deposit..
....
Deep Rock Oil 7s 1937——M&S
6954
Denver Un Stk Yds 5s 1946.-J&J
Detroit Times deb 6s to '43.M&S
102
101
Bank
(Berlin)—
6% notes (Am part ctfs)—M&8
Stamped (Mar '33 coup on) '35 */ 37
Deutsche Rentenbank—
Farm Ln a f 6s Oct 15*60 A&015 / 28
Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 6s '42.M&N
102
Dominion Oanners 1st 6s '40 A&O
11354
Domin Coal As 1940 ——M&Nf
10454
94
Cum Inc deb 6s 1955
M&S
104%
5554
Dominion Textile 4%s
105%
98""
Donnacona Paper—
1st s f 554s 1948 ser A
Donner Steel 7s 1942..
107
106
104%
'55—M&S
F&A / 81
..J&J t10254
Driver Harris Co—
9154
92
121
9254
1054
106
11
105"
127""
93
23
90
102
1st mtge sink fond 6s 1942. J&D
100
Eastern Car Oo Ltd 6s 1952.J&J
Eastern Cuba 8ug 7%s '37 M&S */ 18
Certificates of deposit........
Eastern Dairies 6s May 1 1949..
Eastern Mfg 7s sct A 1938..J&D f
56
Elec Rys Eq Sec Coi0154
Equip trust 454s June 1 *37-'40_
22
Elk Horn Coal 1st 654s 193) .J&D
6
7% notes 1931.—.
....J&D
Empire Oil & Refg Co—
89
1st & col tr 554s 1942
A&O
13
Erie Elec Motors 5s 1941
Ernesto Breda 7s 1954
6554
F&A
European Mtge & Invest—
1st 1754s 1966 ser B....
1st 17a 1967 ser C
F&A
30
.M&S
34
fiverlastlk, Ino 1st 7s 1937.M&N
Fairbanks Morse & Oe—
Sink fund deb A* 1049
83
P**
f deb 1956... J&D
101%
99%
Famous Players Canadian—
1st & coll 3s 1937-1939—J&D
1st & Coll 354s 1940-1942
J&D
135
135
118
119
s
1st & coll 4%s 1951
10254
104
103
80
69
7s series A & B 1950
Q-F
7s series O 1959
Q-M
7s series D 1956
Q-J
6s series AA 1953
Q-F
6s series A B 1948—...... Q-M
6s series A O 1952—......Q-J
Colon Oil deb 6s 1938
J&J /
Oo'o Fnel & Iron « f 5s 1043.F&A f
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp—
Income 5s 1970
Oolo Indus 1st 6m A & B 1934 F&A
Oemmander-Larabee Cerp—
1st mtge 6s 1941
J&J f
7% notes w w 1936
.—J&J f
Oomm'l Invest Trust Oorp—_
Conv deb 5Hs 1949......F&A
Oommera-und Privat-Bk (Germ'y)
554 %notes'37(Ampartctf)M&N f
Commonwealth Subsidiary OorpDeb g 554* 1948 ser A..M&S
;Connecticut Coke 5s 1948..M&8 t
Connor Lumb & Land 6s '41 M&N
Consoi Cement Oorp—
I
Cum inc 6s 1950.—----..F&A
'
Cum Inc 6% notes 1950..F&A /
Consolidated Laundries—
•
Extended 6)4s 1941....—A&O
Ooneol Macb Tool 7, 1949
J*n|jf
Oonsol Oil s f deb 354s 1951 J&D1
Consoi Paper Corp 554s 1961
1/
Oonsol Publishers, Inc—
I
Flat ■ f den 7s 1946.
Finland Residential Mtge
106
104
llH
27H
75
f 6s stamped 1961
M&S
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s '48M&8
Firestone Tire & Rob of Calif—
Sf 5s 1942-M&t
J&J
9954
99%
9954
9354
ll|
92%
9254
83%
10454
85
105
7554
76
7354
74
lii
21
90
<;
100
103
First Bohemian Glass Works—
1st secured 7s 1957—.—.J&J
10354
10354
—
103%
93%
....
Flour Mills of America Inc—
82
Oonv g 6%% notes 1946.A&<
45
Follansbee Bros 5s 1947— ...J&D
Foreign Pow Sec—See Inv Trust
Framerlcan Ind & Dev Corp—
Deb 754s 1942
J&J
106%
Francisco Sag 7%s 1942 *&NU / 8054
Franklin Co Coal 7s ws 1949. J&J f
24
Fraser Co 6s unstmp Jan 11950. IU?
85
47
,
f 104
6s stamped 1950
French Nat Mall SS Lines 6s *52
Frlck-Reld Supply 6s 1943 ..J&D
95
90
9854
Bank
8
Gair
11054
140
6-yr 6% notes 1934
^
103%
,
(Robt) income notes 6s 1972 /
Gelsenklrchen Mining Co—
86
.
M&f* f
64
General Amer Tank Car Corp—
50
52%
104
10454
i0354
65
67"
76
78
Equip 4%s 1942
F&A
Eq tr 4%s 1943-45
J&D
Gen Amer Tranaporta System—
Eq tr 454s 1937-*46 (yr). M&S
General Bronxe deb 60 1940M&N
101
101
.
6 4.25
96%
General Cable Oorp—
_
50
92
96
17
15
98
4854
15
18"
46 H
47%
49
105
Gen Elec (Germany)7s'45-J&J15 f
33
Deb 654s 1940—
.J&D/ 33
lstmtgesf 554* 1947ser A.J&J
Deh
e
f As
1948
103%
50
104
102
/
.
conv deb 5s *46 F&A
Bayon deb 6s 1948 w w J a »•
ten Stl Cast 1st 5 54s '49 w w J&J
Gen Steelwares 6s Nov 1 1952—
jten Tbeat Eq deb 6s 1940-A&O
Certificates of deposit...
Gen Vending 6s 1937...
F&A
Certificates of deposit
Georgia Marble 1st 6s 1950-M&N
German Atlantic Cable 7s 1945..
Gen Finance
en
7>4sext'stmpl0%pd)1939 J&J / 10154
f
J&D
Farmers Mfg Oo 7s 1943....M&S
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s *63 A&o
Federal Sugar Ref 6s 1933..M&N
10254
«
102
100
99%
9954
20-year 4s
8554
..A&"
Consolidation Coal Co-—
Sinking fund 5s 1960......J&J
Consumers Co 1st 6s 1946---J&J
Oontbioer Oorp 1st 6s '46-J&D16
Deb 5s 1943 with warr..J&D
Gen hen 6s 1938—
Dominion Tar & Onemlcal Oo—
Deb s f 6s 1949 ser A..—J&J 2
6s series B 1949
J&J
H054
....
»«« 8" 1941..J&D
75
10154
Cosgrove Meehan Coal 6548.1945 /
Deutsche
24
Obateaugay Ore & Iron—
Guar gold 4s 1942
J&J
Chesapeake Oorp—
Conv col 15s 1947 ——-M&N16
Conv col 5s 1944
J&D
Chic Pneumatic Tool Oa—
Deb sf 554s 1942
A&o
Chicago Stock Yards 5s 1961 A&O
Oonso! TP*tllr
8954
Copley Cement Mfg 6s '41..A&0
Copley Press 654a 1943
F&A
Cosden Oil Oorp 1st 6s 1938. M&N
83
Collateral Bankers. Inc—
A oo—Real estate
let.
gold 4 He 1939 opt
J&D
Armstrong Cork deb 4s 1950.J&J •
Arnold Print Wks 654 % '41.A&0
Asbestos Oorp (Can) 5s '42--J&J
Associated Mtge Oo 2-6%...1953
Associated Rayon 5s I960 —J&D
Atl Gulf & W indies SS Lines—
Coll tr g 5s Jan 1 1959
J&J
Atlanta Laundries 6 Kb w w 1943.
Atlantic Ice Mfg 6s 1945
F&A
A*t»utf«
ttefiri .mil a* 1937—J&J
Diesel Engine—
106
—
Armour
Atlas Imp.
37
37
7954
24
Chilean Nitrate Inc 5s 1968—J&D /
67
10254
UMie Copper Co deb 5s 1V47. J&J
80
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940—J&J
60
Smail series B..
.J&J
10354
Cleve-Cliffs Iron 454s 1950.M&N
97% Oleve Tractor conv 5s 1945.M&N
97
'55—F&A1
ii*
36
35
15-yr deb 5s with warr *50 M&N
10554
Carthage Marble 6%s 1942
f
954
Oelotex Co deb 6s 1936—.M&N
10854
123
112
654s series A 1939.
J&D
104
105
Celotex Oorp 654s 1944
J&D
Deb 6s 1954
J&D / 104
Central Steel 1st 8s 1941—M&N
125^
94
Certain-teed Prod Oorp—
1
94
Deben s f 5H« 1948
M&S
9154
22
96
Oespedes Sugar 754s Sept 1 *39.
96
86
Champion Pap Oorp 6s *45—F&A
11154 Champion Paper & Fibre Co—_
98
105%
4 54s s f deb 1950.—
M&S
.
102
Urewn Cork & Seal Oa. inc—
§054
71
3-year 6% notes 1939..—A&O
By-froducts Coke Oorp—
98
1st M 554s 1945 aer A
M&N
California Packing Oorp—
Cons deb 5a 1940
...J&J
104
Camaguey Sugar 7s ctfs 1942
f, 1454
Canada Biscuit 654s 1946..M&N /
26
Canada Bread 6s 1941
-F&A
}08%
Can Cement 1st 6%s 1947.M&N
10654
Canada SS L deb 5s '43.F&A15 .10354
1st & gen m 6s 1941 ser A A&O T 55
Canadian Oanners Ltd 6s 1950— " -105
Mtge 4s s f 1951
M&N
97
Oh lids Co deb 5s 1943
■
I
Armuur & Uo of umawarw--
104
.
10354
i>penamdeuaoi*37-MAN / 93
93
Deb cold 6a 193« ——-M&N f
Debentures 6s 1940
A&O / 95
95
Certificates of deposit..—-1/
110
Conv s f deb 2 54"5s 1950--J&JI
96
Am Wire Fabrics 1st 7s '42.M&S|
Amer Writ Paper 1st 6-» 1947 J&J /
—
Certificates of deposit
/ 3654
Anthony (E O)—
1st s f 6s (San Fran) *42—J&D
1st s 16s (Los Aug) '42
J&D
1954
10354
10354
11154
10454
11054
11954
M&N/
20
25-yr guar 6s 1955
M&S
120
Canadian Vickers 6s Aug 1 1947.
9154
Caribbean Sugar 7s stmp 1941.— /
9
Carriers & General Corp—
103
Amer
.
105J4
Canadian Cons Rubb 6s '46. A&O
40
101
97
Bid.
Crane Co 5% notes 1940-
rm
Canadian Internal Paper—
1st M 6s 1949..
...J&J
Canadian Nat Steamships—
39
Bonds.
Oontln Pap Prod 654s 1943.F&A
Continental Roll & bteel Fdy—
1st M oonv s f fte 1940....J&l>
15-year 354s
Butler Brothers 5s 1937
F&A
5s
1945
F&A
Butterick Pub"6 %s "1W6—.M&S
105%
9554
10454
Certificates of deposit—— /
Antllla Sugar Estates—
Income deb 6s 1951———J&J /
70
Cons g 5a Jan 1955...——J&J
Bush Term Bldge let A« '60-
113
,
Dph?ai«4«
10554
15-yr s f deb 354s 1950
F&A
Budd (E Gi Mfg 6s 1938
F&A
6s extended 1941
Burmeistor a Wain 1 Copenhagen;
15-yr p * exfcl 6*1040
...J&J /
Burns & Co 1st s f 5s 1958..-J&J
11254
5Ha 1949 —-—-—J&J
Lm La France & Foamite—
105)
103)
106
102
British Columbia Pulp & Paper—
1st 6s 1950
M&N
Gen sf 7s 1950
M&N
Brown Oo lBt 654s 1946
A&O
1st 554s 1950 ser B
M&8
Brown Shoe Oo, Inc—
105
-M&N
Oonv deb 654s 1949*4
tmnr International Oorp—
Osnv
139"
_
55
55
100.8
9854
'47-J&D
10054
13654
10454
5s 1936.—J&J
12354
Bush Term 1st 48 1962.——A&u
104
1937-.-—
A&O
Amer Aggregates Oorp—
Deb 6s'43 ser A with war.F&A
Without warrants..
—
N ew 3-6s 1943
—
—American Beet buaar Co¬
ds extended to Feb 1940-----Amer Oolortype 6s 1942--—F&A
Amer Dept Sts (Pa) 6s 48--J&D
lat a f 7s
Ice Oo deb 5a
„
10454
20
Aluminium Ltd af debt 5s '48-JftJ
1754
7l"
7754
101%
J&D
122
Purcb money «c 1998 Q-Feb.Cons M s f 4%s ser D '60—J&J
Penn-Mary Steel 5s 1937—J&J
Beth Steel Corp 454s 1937--J&J
Boston Sand & Gravel 7s 1934
Boston Term—See RR bonds.
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941
A&O
Botany Consul Mills 6 He '34 A&t >
Certificates of deposit....
British Am Oil deb 4s 1945—M&S
Ask.
51
....
deb 454s '50 A&O
nfils-Ohalmers Mfg Oe—
Conv deb 4s 1945—
M&N
Alpine Montan Bteel Corp—
tmer IG Ohem Oorp—
100
74
1654
Allied St's Corp
amer
101
100
100
1948——A&O
Dept Sts (Del) 6s
4954
95
6s assented w w 1948------Alberta Pacific Grain 6s, 1946 J&J
itnar
furcb money
4954
55
Alabama Mills 1st 6%s 43 A A&i
Albany Perf Wrapping Oorp—
Algoma Steel 1st 5» 1962 Allied Mtge Inc coll 2-5s 1953
107
8654
70
100
Akron Times-Press 1st 6s'45 AAO
Alabama By-Prod 6s 1955--J&JJ.
Alabama Oo 6s 1938- - - ——M&N
air Cons Goal & Iron 5s 38 M&N
1st M coll tr 6s
Bonds.
Bethlehm Fdy & Mach 5s'44 A&O
Bethlehem Steel Co—
1st lien & ref 5s 1942
M&N
103
—
-
Bid.
Ask.
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
104
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s 1942-M&8
ibitlbl Pow & Paper—
1st M As 1953 ser A
J&D *f 49
Certificates of deposit. . _ — - / 49
99
Acadia Sugar Ref 4 54s 1955-A&0
9854
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s 48_M<fcb
99%
Coll tr g 4s 1947—-——J&D
/
33
104
64
81 %
10054
*f 23
.
f 23;
/
f
.
2254
2254
10254
1
/
/
25
110,
10954
21
/This price includes accrued interest,
X Called Sept. 1 at 103. <
d Called July 2 at 105.
t Called July 1 at 10254.
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
* Negotiability im-
INDUSTRIAL
July, 1936]
26
88
85%
.
Gobel (Adolf) Inc—
Conv deb 4%s ser
and income and defaulted bond
month preceding the date of issue.
8 f g 7s Oct
15
Deb g 6s 1945
J&D
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—1st rntse coll tr 5s 1957—M&N
Gordon Baking Co (Mich)—
5s series B 1945-50
J&D
Gotham Silk Hosiery-—
S f deb 5s w w
Gould Coupler 1st 6s 1940—F&A
Gould Manufacturing 6s '42.A&U
99%
95
V 89%
7i"
102"
16I"
99
Ltd—
Great Lakes Paper Co
1st s f 6s 1950 ser A
54
M& / 53%
Grigsby-Grunow conv6a 36 M&8 '
Groc Sts Prod conv 6s 1945—J&D
10424
Gulf Oil Corp deb 5s 1947—F&A
101%
Gulf atattn Jater 1 ileU 0>*H'42 J&»
Hall (W W> Printing Oo—
91%
1st & coll 6s stmp 1947—M&N
_
li*
65 %
105
103 24
99
35
30
Pulp & Paper Oo—
1st 6s s f 1946
———J&J /
Haytian Corp income 8s 1938— /
67
65
15%
16%
Hearst Magazines—
100%
1937-1938.---------M&s
Hightstown Rug 6H»w w
Hinde & Dauch Pap 5%s
Hines Land & Timber 6s
1944
102%
48 M&N
'48-J&J / 50%
Hoe (R) & Co 5-7s 1944——A&O f
1st mtge 4%-0%s Oct 1 1944— f
/
Houano-^mei Llii* ha
47-WaiN^
Ho'dncrshead 'RM> Oo 7a *38 F&A /
Holly Sugar 6s 1943
Hood KuoDer
7»
---
1953 J&D
7s series A 1947—
Houston Oil Oo of Texas—
Hud Riv Day Line 6s
Hud Riv Nav 1st 6%s
,
mm
mm
%
International Match Osrp—
Deb s f 5s 1947
M&N
Certificates of deposit
Osnv deb 6s 1941
J&J16
Certificates of deposit......
internat Mercantile Marinelit M coll trnst 6s 1941..A&C
International Paperlit & ref s f 5i 1947 ier A—J&J
1st & ref 8 f 5s ser B 1947-J&J
Ref
mtge tfs 1955 ser A..M&8
Power & Paper—
6s
J*.i
1st 4Hs 1968
J&J
Internat wait g ft# 1961 sd—AAO
Intertype Corp deb 5Hs *42.J&D
internat
lit M
134
19%
19%
19%
19%
72%
95%
95%
84
99%
107%
mm
mm
102%
*
J&D
I'bont warrants
Jones & Laughlin Steel—
1st mtge 4%s ser A 1961..M&S
Journal of Commerce 6>*s 1937.Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
lit
1943 with Am shi-M&N
Otfs of dep w w stpd 1943
6s stamped (par $925) 1943
6s with warr (par $925) 1943—
Keith (B y) Corp 6s 1946-M&8
Kelly Springfield Tire 6s '42.A&0
6s stamped 1942
Kelsey Hayes Wh'l 1st 6s *48 J&J
1948...-J&J
|
5Hs with warrants 1948.-M&S
15-yr conv deb 6s
Kings Oo Refrig 6s 1942
A&Q
Kingsport Press 6 H s 1939... F&A
Kingston Elevator 1st 6s *50 M&N
Kinney (Gti) Co 7hb 1930-J&D
Kirby Lumber 6a 1938...J&J16
30%
102%
102%
99
65
58
59%
98%
98%
95%
till
40
89
91
98%
47%
46%
49%
Shovel—
McOoll Fron'nac Oil 6s 1949 A&O
81%
90%
lBt
83
58*
'41.A&O
McCampbell & Co 6% % '37.J&D
90
104%
105%
100
100%
McCord Bad & Mig—
Deb 6s 1943 with wair
F&A
McKesson & Bobbins Inc—
75
74
85"
27"
67"
16%
105
94
99%
135
20 24
20 24
2024
20%
20-yr conv deb 5%s 1950.M&N
Mead (The )Oorp—
lit M 6a 1945 with warr. .M&N
96%
96%
84%
103%
100%
107%
103%
Minerarla. Ttaly>deh 7s *37 l&i
Mtge-Bono Oo 4s
2 '00-A&O
M&N
6Hs series 16 1940
M&N
ser
Mortbon Corp—
Coll A 5s ser 1 1941
Coll B 5s ser 2 1946
Coll O 5s ser 3 1951
'
102%
100%
7
104%
87
65
77
65
55
52
58
55
98%
9%
76
80
40
50
Namm (A 1) & Son— bee Mfrs Tr Co.
Nassau (Ger) Landbank 6Hs 1938
22
31
33
Nast (Oonde) 6%s Dec 15 1937—
Nat Acme Oo 1st 6s 1942
J&D
Natl Baking 6s ser A 1941 _M&N
103%
93%
Nat Dairy Prod 3 %s w w'51 M&N
104%
10
4
.
24
27
96
101
100%
Deb ■ f 5%s 1947
Nat Food Products 6s'44
102J4
103%
„
24 H
75
10-yr deb 4%s May 1 '45.M&N
M&8
M&N
Coll conv 6s w s ser A '4
M&N
Nat Gypsum s f 6s 1943...A&O
Nat Radiator 0%s 1947
Certificates of deposit
5s 1946
103%
30
33
42
39"
41
105%
F&A f
National Steel Corp—
93
„
80
103%
Nat Indust Bankers 6s 1959
89
.7
103%
104%
96%
100
1st coll mtge
s
/
/
f 4s June 1 1965.
Nat Union Mtge 2-6s ser A1954..
2-5s series B 1954
New Engl Laundry 6s 1936"
New Nlquero Sugar 3%s 1937-
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
*
85
95
Car
Auier
Equip trust 4] Is Nov 25 *37-'43
Equip trust 5] Is Sept 1 *37-*44_
Cement Corp—
Deb 6%s A with warr *40 M&S
6%s 1943
—M&S
Income 6%s 1953-.
m&s
Nor Amer Refract 6 Hi 1944-J&J
North German Lloyd—
20-yr s f 6s 1947
M&n
New 6-4% 1947
M&N
5.00
5 00
b
b
3.75%
3.75%
Nnrtn
western
/
68
93
95"
/
37
38
87
/
89
93
95%
56%
54
Lint
K«rn»r«rator
101
Equip trust 6s June 1 '37-'38
4.25
Equip trust 5s Aug 15 '37-'40— b
Northern Elec & Nor Pap Mills—
88
1st Mtge 5s to 1948
M&N
80
Debenture 6s 1943
M&N
Northern Redwood Lumber—
6s 1937
J&D
Northwestern
25
90
84
30
Oswego Falls Oorp 6s
101%
,
i02%
36
15"
102""
50
40
45
45
99
1941—J&J
102%
Otis Steel 1st 6s 1941 ser A.M&8
Oxford Miami Paper 6s 1947. F&A
109
40
1st income 5s 1945
A&O
Orono Pulp & Paper 6s 1943.J&J
Osgood Oo deb g os 1938
J& 1 > /
99%
1< 3 %
88%
19"
Pacific Atlantic SS 2-5s '43-M&N f
75%
62%
103
Pac Coast Cement 6s A 1942.J&D
Pacific Coast Co 5s 1946
J&D
Palmer
3.00%
Barb Wire Co—
1st mtge s f 5%s w w
Oorp of La 1st 6sl948J&D
77"
64 24
103 %
Pan Amer Petrol Oo
(of Calif)—
1st conv s f 6s 1940-.. .J&D1/
Certificates of deposit
Paramount Pictures 6s 1955-J&J
Parmelee Transportation Co—
S f conv deb 6s 1944
A&O
♦/ 44
43%
88%
/
46
44
90
65
65%
83
84%
Peabody Coal Oo (Oonsol Oo)—
f 58 1 953
I
Pearl River
ier
A.
M&N
Valley Lumber—
99
M&S f
1st income 4-5s 1945
101
Penn-Federal Corp 6s 1946--J&J
103~~
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp
1st
m s
95
f 0s 1941 ser A.M&Slf.
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Oorp—
1st s f 4%s I960
J&D
Phila Brew 1st conv 6s 1944-M&S
Phil a A Read O & 1 Ob 1973. .J&j
Conv
deb
0s
s
105
96
105%
85
95
39
40
20%
20%
,
**&«
1949.
103
f 6s 1946.M&N
4%
28%
22
/
Pickering Lumber 0s A '40.-M&N /
Pierce Butler & Pierce 6Hs '42
/
107
Plllsbury Flour Mills 6s 1943 A&O
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s 1942... /
30
24
108
17
20
Pirelli Co of Italy con 7s "52M&N
Pittsb Brewing 6a Feb 4 '49—J&J
85
107
90
110
Pittsburgh Coal Oo—
Sinking fund deb 6s 1949-F&A
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Oorp—
Deb s f g 5%a 1947
J&D
106%
108
100
101
Pitts Steel
102
103%
s
F&A
f 6s 1948
Pittsburgh-Westmoreland
Goal
1st i f g 5s 1947 opt
M&N
Pocahontas Oonsol OolUerles—
101%
102%
101
100
103%
J&J
Poor & Oo 6b 1939
A&O
104%
Port Arthur Canal * Tiock—Bee
RR.
Portland Woolen Mills—
95
6%s 1941
M&n
Porto Rican Amer Tobacco—
Conv 6s
1942
J&J
Sugar
7s stamped 1947
M&n
Powdrell Dartm & Alex 5s 1939—
Pressed Steel Car 6s lw33
J&J
Conv deb 5s 1943
J&J
Price Bros & Co lit 0s '43 A.F&A
Certificates of deposit
Protestant Church of Germany—
7s 1940
——A&O
105"
76%
77%
85%
86%
♦/90%
/ 83
/ 124
91%
/
21
/
Prov Paper Ltd 5%s 1947—M&N
bio"
38
24
103
106%
/
/
34
40
113
104%
94%
114%
104%
95
Quaker City Cold Storage—
1st
s
f 5s
1953
M&n
58
Radlo-Kelth-Orphenm Oorp—
Part paid ctfs (for 0% deb and
common stock) 05%
/100%
paid
Debenture gold 6s 1941—J&D ♦/ 67
—
,
35%
51
76
15-yr s f 4%s w w 1950...J&J
4 %s without warrants 1950
Purity Bakeries 6s 1948
J&J
36%
107
'
'
«k Si
36"
Railway Express Agency Inc
Serial 5s '37-'38
(s-a)—M&S
Series 6s '89-'49 (s-a)
M&8
Regent Knitting Mills—
1st 6%s 1942
M&S
104%
108
Negotiability impaired by maturity,
w w
1956—M&S
70
105%
112
103%
Reliance Bronze & Steel 6s 1944—
Reliance Mgt—See Invest Trust
Remington Rand. Inc-
20-yr deb 4%a
/ This price includes accrued interest,
81
81%
J&D
Pure Oil Co—
National Fire Proofing Oo—
109
9524
99 H
104%
National Distillers Products—
106
87
524
5%
4%
94
/
79
100
95%
Potrero
warr.A&O
Certificates of deposit
79-
94
J&D
1st gold 61 1967 op
Pocahontas Oorp 6s 1943
65"
99%
93
105%
Phoenix Silk Mills 7s 1943
39%
39%
39%
96%
99
34
13..
f 7s 1936
s
Phoenix Iron 1st
104
J&J
Secured 6s 1937.
Deb 6 Us 1937 with
lOi"
74
62
Munising Paper 6s A&B '43.A&O
Munson Steamship Line—
100%
102%
Penn Mary bteei—bee hem bteei
86
J&D
J&D
J&D
J&D
Coll D 5s ser 4 1956
105
104%
Morris Plan sec 6s x-w 1947 M&S
90
93
103%
95
103
Montreal Cotton deb 5s *43.M&N
Morris & Co 1st s f 4%s '39-J&J
North
1st
104%
100%
Mengel Co 1st conv 7s 1939.M&S
1st non-conv 7s 1939
M&S
100%
Merchants Refrig 6s 1937—
99%
Met Chain Prop—see "Real Esta
Metropolitan Wat Sew & DrainBoard s f 5%s 1950
A&O
102%
Miag Mill Mach'y 1st 7s 1956.. fk 24
Middle States Petrol 0%s 1945.
99%
Miller & Hart Inc deb 6s *43.J&J
75
Miller & Lux Inc lBt M 6s'4o A&O
99
7% gold notes 1935
A&O
93%
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Go—
1st 6s series A 1945..
A&O
39
1st 6s series B 1948
J&J
39
1st 6s series O I960......M&N
39
5-yr 6% notes 1931
M&8
5
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & L Ry.
Monroe Goal Mining 6a 1947
88
Montecatlni
(Socleta
Gen
Ind
75
100%
M&N
„
97%
Marion 8team
56
101%
107
1945.F&A
100%
5%s without warr 1945
104% Norwegian Hy-naec Nitrog CorpRef & imp 5Hs *57 ier A M&N / 101%
133
Nova Scotia 8 & O 5s 1969—J&4 /
34
124
6s perpetual stock..
J&J /
5
25
O'Gara Coal 5s '55 op aft'08 M&S /
13
96
Ohio Fin deb 6 Hs ww 1944. M&N
102 %
Ohio Leather conv deb 5s '46-J&J
\ 44"
98%
Okonite Co 6s stmp 1942
J&D
44
Old Ben Coal Corp 6s Aug 1 1948 / 14%
44
Inc deb 7%s Aug 1 1953
f
424
133
Oregon-Am Lumber 6" »W42A&<
f 20
122
Oregon Pulp & Paper 6%s to
81%
95
Apr 30 '37, 6% to 1945—.M&N
Oreg Terminals 6%s A1942.M&N f 22
26
J&D
Namrn & Son 6s 1943..
Debenture
Nortn
Mfrs Tr Oo ctfs of partic in A
30
Kendall Oo deb A—
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
8 f 6%s 1936
J&D
Keokee Cons Coke 5s 1959.-J&J
Kimoerly-Clark Corp—
1st mtge 5e 1043 ser A
J&J
104%
25
43%
f 43%
/ 43%
131%
118%
80%
*/ 40
mtge s f 68 1947
A&O
Massey-H arris Co 5s 1947. .A&O
103
65
99%
33
McCallum Hosiery 6 Hs
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron
I960.J&J
,
7s without warrants 1941.M&N /
"l%
Isetta Fraschini 7s 1942—
Indiana Co 1st ■ t As
28%
/
6s series 4 1933
103
27
24
103
_
1945—.—..M&N
60. 1961
F&A
Lukens Steel 5s extend 1955 M&N
Manatl Sugar 1st 7 H* 4k—A&t
Certificates of deposit
Manhattan Refrig 5%s 1941 J&J
Mansfield Min & Smelting—
m m
48%
Hungarian Disc & Exch Bank—
28
85-yr ■ f 7s 1963-——.--J&J /
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 7%s 1963—A&O / 27
Hygrade Food Products Corp.
73
lit & ref 6s Jon *49 A
A&O
71
6s 1949 series B.
J&-[
92
Ice Service 1st 6%s 1936—..J&D
75
1st 6%s 1939
J&D
107%
ininols Steel deb 4Hi 1940—A&O
25
Ilseder Steel mtge 6s 1948—-F&A
107
Independent Brewing 6s *55 J&J
Indiana Ice & Fuel 6Hs A 1947-_
Ind Limestone inc 6s 1952--M&N f
15
Inland St'13%sserD 1961—F&A
104%
inter lake Iron Corp—
92%
1st m 5s 1951 ser B
M&N
Internat Agricultural «^orp—
97
1st & coll tr 8 f 5s 1942—M&N
International Cement—
Conv deb 4s
6s series B 1943——A&O
6s series O 1946
F&A
LsrUlard (P) Oo g 7s 1944—A&C
42%
42
106
Maple Leaf Milling—
2%s to 1938. 5 is to 1949. J&D
Marine Elev (Bull S 7s 1948-M&S
'''if.' '■*»
102%
.
M&S /
1951 M&N /
*39
'mm
59"
106
—J&J
10-yr sec s f 5%s 1940—-M&N
Hndsan Goal 1st 5s 1962
33
67%
15
24
103%
102%
104
J*'
Wrt*..
Hooker Electrochem 6s
101%
102
85
85
70%
131%
121%
/ 16
f
1st 6s ext 524% 1042
N Y L E & WD & I 1st 6t
M • f Hi 104A
6s stamped 1946
104
.
Hawiey
Hearst Public 6% to 1947--M&N
Helvetia Coal Min 1st 5s 38 A&O
f
coll tr
m &
62
100%
101%
6%s '36—J&D
6%s 1037—J&D
1st
54
,
1st
journal
Ask
New York Trap Rock Oorp—
56%
J&A
1974
F&A
6% gold notes 1938—J&J
Leipslg Trade Fair 7s 1963 .M&N
Libov McNeil & Llbby—
1st M s f 5s 1942
A&O
Liggett & Myers g 7s 1944—A&0
Gold bonds 6s 1961
F&A
Little
A E> Co
1942
a *0
Loew's Inc deb s f 3%s 1946-F&A
Logan County Coal 7s 1942.M&N
Long Bell Lumb 6s ser A *42.J&J
Ev'g
113
55
1st & ref 6b
N Y
100%
Langendorf Un Bak—
.M&S
103%
1st 6%s 1941
Lautaro Nitrate Oo—
.J&J /
30%
1st conv 6s 1954 with war
Lawrence Portland Cement Oo—
99%
Deb g5%s 1942
*&<
105%
Lehign Goal & Nav fund 4s '48 J&J
102%
Cons s f g 4%s 1964.— ..J&J
Cons s f 4%s 1964 ser O—J&J
102%
Lehigh Valley Coal—
•%
97
1st. & ref 6s 1944
F&A
Sec
61
55
Extended at 5% to 1043
J&J
N Y Ship bldg 1st 5s Nov 1 *46—
37
99
—.F&A
Bid
N1LS&WO & .rtR—
108%
/
6.-1%
/ 105%
warr.M&N
1st & ref 6s 1954
9924
stamped.—A&C /
6s
Lane Bryant ino—
S f dsb 6s 1940 with
92
97
Harpen Mining Corp—
fls with war for Am *hs ._J&.1 /
Hartford Times—See Real Estate
.
-
1st & ref 5s 1964
Hamilton By-Prod Coke Ovens—
1st s f 5s ser A 1955——.M&N
Gen sinking fund 6s 1956--A&0
Hansa Steamship Lines
10-yr 6a 1939
1942
Lake Superior Corporation—
1st & coll tr gold 6s 1944—J&D /
98%
105%
100
6%b Feb 1 1947
47M&S
Knight 1st 5%s
1
100%
Graham Paige Co 1st 6s 38-F&A
Graniteville Mfg 7s 1942---J&D
Graton &
Lake St John Po & Pr 6%s
1
6s Apr 11946
104%
1946--—M&S
J&J
105%
1
1
MOO lOP-iO
1947-J&J
104 %
HH 10
103
1945-—A&Ol£
Goodrich (B F) 1st 6Ha
24 24
103%
105%
J&D
Bonds.
N T Dock Oo—1st g 4s '51.F&A
Serial 5% notes
_A*'
Ask.
22%
M&B t
Koholyt Oorp 0%s 1943
Koppers Gas & Coke Oo—
Debs f 5s 1947..
S f dob 6 He I960
Kresge Foundation—
107%
10-yr coll tr 4s 1945
-J&J
Kreuger & Toll class A ctfs or
35%
dep for secured 5s 1959--M&S 1
Kroehler Mfg deb 5 %f to *38 J&J
108"
Lackawanna Steel 5s 1950—M&t
Lake Erie Bolt & Nut—
00 00
80%
A 1941-M&S
Godchaux Sug 1st s f 5s 47 M&N
Good Hope St & ir Wks (Germ y
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Honda.
23
Bldg & LandBk 6 %s 1048 f
87%
i^len Alden Coal M s f4s'65.M&R
83%
Globe Industrial Loan 6s 1955 J& J
101
Globe Wernicke 6s Oct 11944
German
83
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
&
NOTICE—All bond price# are "and Interest" except where marked "f"
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
17
108%
t Called July 1 at 100%.
108%
.v..
INDUSTRIAL
84
&
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
NOTICE.—All bond price* are "end interest'* except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Stand Textile Prod 654 s
Republic Motor Truck Oo, Inc—
Deb 6Hs 1937 with war
**•»
90
'^2 M&S
AiS6nt6d
/
Crandalf&T1946——F&A
10
95
89
Republic Portl Cement 6s '43M&S
Republic Steel Corp—
Gen mtge conv 454s A '50.M&S
Gen mtge 454s ser B 1961.F&A
Purchase money 5 %s '54 M&N
10254
Stanley
108 54
9754
106
Restigouche Paper Ltd 6s 1948—
Revere Copper A Br**"—
1st mtge 454s s f 1956
-J&J
9854
Starrett Invest sec 5s 1950..A&< » / 3154
Steel Co of Can 6s 1940
11354
...J&J
80
•Jtern Brothers 6s s f 1947. --J&D
Stevens & Thompson
Pap 6s 1942
103%
Rhelneibe Union
its
i«4b
Jaj
Rhine-M aln-Danube 7» 1950 M &*
2454
Stanly-Rowl-Clark 6s 1946..F&A
28
„
Otfi of deposit
.......
.
Rlchra'd Cedar Wks 654s '45 J&J
Richmond Hos Mills 7s '38.F&A
Richmond »Va) Ice 654 s *42. A&O
8
16
20"
10
15
y 11*
3854
20
47
50
Corp 1st * f / s bb tA* /
Riordon Pulp ft Paper Ltd—
10454
1st 6* June 30 1942... J&DSi
101
River Raisin Pap 1st 6s '45.P&A
Roberts & Oake < Chi) 6s '44.M&N
67" "
Rochester Button Co 6 54s'41 A&O
89
Roch & Pitts O & 1 5s '46—M&N
Rime Steel
—.
Rocky Mtn Fuel 5s 1943— A&O
Rolland Pap 1st 5%s A *48.J&D
Rolls Royce 7s Sept 1 1937
Roman Catholic Oh u>ch 0)481946
Rom Cath Church Welfare 7s 1946
/
/
29
10454
4
2254
/
21%
/
Royal Dutch Oo—
Deb 4s 1945 with warr
15454
Afto
Rueping (F) Leather 6s....1940
96
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948.....A&O /
2354
F&A
40
38
4854
7s unstamped 1946.
Stinnes
' ■ uk«>
i
dustries—•
57
51
8054
32""
~6r"
2454
2354
157%
98
10254
15354
Joseph Stock Yds 5s '40.-F&A
St Lauis Gau & Coke Carp—
/
103
65
/
/
/
Sayre & Fisher Bride 6s 1947 J&J /
Scnulco Oo 654s
iW4h
.J&J J
Stamped (July 1933 coup on) /
Guar s r 654s 1946 ser B. A&O /
Stamped
/
Schulze Baking 1st 6s '45—M&S /
Soovill Mfg Co 554% 1945..J&J
bcripps (J£ W) deb 654* l«*a F&A
Scufiin Steel 1st 6s stmp *41 .A&O /
Seattle Times deb 654s1948.F&A
Seneca Copper 7s 1933
..J&J /
Bervel Corp A» 1048
J&J
Sharon Steel Corp —
454s conv deb 1951.
M&S
.
-
1254
85
.
...
24
23
23
2554
23"
26
26
2754
68
10654
10254
42
10254
8554
10354
Swift & Oo—
1st s f 354s May 15 1950 M&N
Symington Gould 4s w i 1956—
Taggart Bros Oo 6s 1944
J&D
26
50
70
45
"754
10754
10554
10854
&
97
.J&J
2930..
6754
f
8354
52 54
5554
10154
105
554s series B 1949
....J&J
10154
Skelly OU deb 4s 1951
.J&J
9654
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd
1st, s f 554s 1953 A
106
.J&D
Smith (LC) & Corona Typewriters
deb 2 % to 4 54 % '37 to 1946 J&J b 150 to
Socony-V acuu m Oil—
Deb 354s 1950—
A&O
10454
South Coast Co 654s 1943... J&J
Gen mtge inc 6s April 1950.... /
7354
Southern advance Bag & Fap«*r-.* 1st sf 6s 1947
J&D
100
Southern Brighton Mills—
1st gtd 7s 1940
72
J&D
1st gtd 654s 1940
72
J&D
Sou Ice & Util conv 6s *46..F&A
Southern Ice 1st & ref 8s '42. A&O
4l"
Sou New Eng Ice 654* 1942 .F&A
1654
..
■
9754
454
9254
1854
105%
83
74
10054
/
102.5
10
9l""
?!..
9354
101
32
65
48
10254
Toronto Carpet Mfg 6s '44.M&S
Tri-Conc Corp—See "Inv Trust"
Truax-Traer Coal Oo—
.
100
172
10654
4.50%
10454
40
Union Coal & Coke 5s 1946.M&N
103
Union Drawn Steel deb 6s '50 J&J t 105
union Oil Oo of California—
6s May 1 1942 Ser A
12154
F&A
117
Conv deb 4s 1947—
M&N
4154
2254
6a 1947
A&O /
654s 1938—
A&O f
1st 4s w s 1950
Southland Ice 6s Jan 1 1949.
75"
10054
83
5
99
10454
98
108"
10554
100
1055
2554
2554
8354
9954
28
98
1st Msf 454s ser A1966..F&A
Whltaker Paper 7s 1942....M&N
White Sewing Mach—
Deb 6s 1940
M&N
Whittal (M J) Assoc Ltd fls 1937.
8554
10054
80
15
74
Spencer Steel 7s '86.. J&J
Certificates of deposit........ f
Wick wire Spencer Steel Oo—
Pr lien & coll 7s Jan 1935.M&1S
Certificates of deposit....Sec conv 754s 1935
.M&S
WUcox OU & Gas 6s 1945
J&J
WiUys-Overland 1st 654> *33 M&b /
10054
11054
99
12
Wlckw
1st M 20-yr 4s ser A 1955..J&J
Winslow Bros & Smith—
1943—
M&S
-
A&O/
Wither bee Sherman inc fls 1944..
Wood (Alan) Ir & St 6s 1944.A&0
1954
1954
85
84
10054
102
75
12
104
64,
y
10454
9854
93
Youngs* Sheet & Tube—
1st m s f 6s 1978 ser A
J&J 1104.28
1st m As 1970 ser R
A&D $106.5
9954
1st mtge s f 4s ser O 1961-M&N
107
Oonv aeb 354s 1951
F&A
Zenith Furnace 554>
1948—J&J
9954
109%
M&N
97
/
J&J
a
85""
101
30
<'
ntve"sai Pipe & Bad 6s "(« J&D /
Universal Sewer Pipe 6s 1938 J&J
Utilities Elkhorn Coal 6s 1948J &
Valspar Oorp.conv.deb 6s'40 F&A f
Certificates of deposit........ /
V alvollne Oil 7s 1937M&N
No. hunt Sal'
N Y Stock Exch—1.375$125,000
N Y Cotton Rxch..
450
12.000
3,300
NYCof&SugEz. 844
26,000
NY Curb Exch... 550
Baltimore Stk Exch
Boston Stock Exch.
76
139
Chicago Bd of Tr..1,649
3354 Chicago Stock Exch u470
Olndmiati Stk Ex.
50
12 i"
Cleveland Stir Exch
41
12
Denver Stock Exch;
17
Detroit Stock Ex..
68
Ft Worth Gr & Cot
65
101
Hartford Stk Exch
20
15
Kan City (Bd of Tr) 217
Los Ang Stock Exch
83
10954 MUw Grain & Stk. 191
100
Minn Ch of Comm. 523
Mlnn-8t P Stk Ex.
18
68
Montreal Stock Ex.
sSO
107
New Orl Cotton Ex
600
70
10354 New Orl Stock Ex.
10454 PhOa Stock Exch.. 200
30
.
K-l—' OO
See investment trusts
U 8 Cold Storage 6s 1945...J&J
100
U S Finishing 5s 1939
J&J /
U S Pipe & Foundry Co—
Vanadium Corp. of Amer.—
Conv deb 5s 1941 ........A&O
54
347
315
EXCHANGE SEATS
66
10654
103%
62
Pittsb Stock Exch.
St Louis Exchange.
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
San Fran Stk Ex—
San Fran Curb Ex.
60
Seattle Stock Exchl
9654
..
7
62
100
Oonv deb fls 1944..
F&A
5854
Western Steel Prod 6s A *48 -M&N / 26
1st ■ f 6s series B1948.
M&N / 26
Western Tab & Stat 6s 1941. A&O
103
100
Hrttlftb Interna* Ltd—
M&S
6454
62
100
IP
1st & ref 5s 1947 Ber A
3154
1054
102"
98
6U% serial notes 1940...M&S d i04%
U S Sugar 6s 1941....
70
......
U S TruddngOorp 554s *43.-J&D
9454
United Wall Paper Fac 6s 1947
10354
42
'50.M&N
Western Newspaper Union—
94
75
..
98
654ft series A 1951........ J&D
654 s series 01951
J&D
654s 1947 with warrants.. J&J /
U S Bond & Mtge Corp—
Coll trust 654s 1940
M&N
Gtd coll trust 654s 1942. _J&J
U S Radiator deb 6e 1988—F&a
O 8 Rubber—
J*
Western Fuel Corp 7-4s
83
73
10454
93
.M&N
654% serial notes 1939
Conv income 5s 1944......... /
14
104
Spang Chalf t & Co 1st 5s '48 J&J
86
101%
United Securities Ltd 554s 1952—
onltedSteamsMp 0* 193/..M&N
United Steel Works (German^—
Conv deb 354s 1946
46
2054
107%
United inaustriai 1st 6s 1946. J AD /
Deb 654s 1941—M&N /
&
W va Coal & Co 1st fls 1060
Woodward Iron fls 1962.... J&J
1st Uen 6% notes 1937
F&A
York Ice Mach 6s '47
A&O
Debenture 6s 1943
J&D
99
s
U S Print & Litho 6s 1950—A&O
80"
.....
Products—
..M&N f
s
5Hs series B 1949
N
Certificates of deposit
654 % notes 1937
M&S
Warren (S D) Co 6s '45..—F&A
Wayne Coal Co 6e 1937——M&S
Wayne Pump Co—
Inc deb 5s (w stk) Dec 1 '54...
Income deb 5s (x-stk) Dec 1 '54
Webster O&O 1st g As '42 on M&S
West Disinfecting 6s 1940
J&J
West Indies Sugar 6s 1947—A&O
Wise Lime & Cement 6s '38
es 2d stamped 1944.
6s 3d stamped 1944
0
Warner-Quinlan Co—
Conv deb 6s 1939.
-M&S
Warner Sugar Corp 7s 1939......
554s
Ulen & Go¬
.
10554
10354
9754
Ward Baking Oa 193?
J&Dlfi
Earner Bros Plct fls 1939...M&S
Warner Co 1st 6s 1944
A&O
104
10254
Wilson & Co—
99
Uuitea Druic6* itfAM
Mat 816
United Grain Growers Ltd—
5s series A1948——...... J&J
103
63
Walker (Hlram)-G & W —
Deb 454s 1945
J&D
Waltbam W'tch & OPk 6s *43 J&D
Walworth Oo 6s s f deb 1955.A&O
Warren Bros Oo—
Oohv s f deb 6s 1941.. ...M&S
10054
J&D
Texas Sugar Ref 1st 6s '44..F&A
ruermotu Co 6s stamped
1937
90""
Southern United ice Oo—
Spruce Falls Power & Pap, Ltd—
1st 5 54" 1937-45—.A&O
Staley (A E) 1st mtge 4s '40.F&A
StandLOil (N J) deb 3s '61..J&D
104
40
s f g 5s 1963..J&J
Va Iron f'oal & Coles 6s '49-M&B
Wheeling Stes, Corp—
f 5s ser A 1956..-...F&A
United Biscuit deb 5s '50 ..A&O
United Corps Ltd inc 5s 1953 F&A
65
102
Simpsons Ltd 6s ser A 1949..J&J
Dairy
654s w w 1938
5754
10454
69
Oif&'Gas^
Conv 654s A 1945
M&N
Sileslan-Am Corp 7s 1941..F&A
Simmons Oo 5s Nov. 1 1944M&N
Southwest
50
10354
Oepv deb 6e 1944 ser B- — M&8
48
Tenn Prod 1st s f 654s '36-.J&J
62
Term Warehouse 2nd 5s *42.J&J
teTBP Corp deb fis »«44
A&<» **102.4
f 1947..M&8 f
Union Term Coal Stor 6s '39.F&A
United Amusement Corp—
/ 275
7a 104(1
Signal
72
9
14}
14 J.
Victor Fuel 1st
Tenn Coal 1 at RR 5s 1961..J&J
Tenn Coper & Chemical—
1st
Certificates of deposit.
82
94
/
/
Conv deb 654* 1943
10754
M&N1*
10254 Turner Glass Co 1st 6s 1939. J&D
Shell Onion on ( mrp—
deb
82
Ticonderoga Pulp & Paper 6s '40
/
w* Tietz (Leonard) 754s x'w '46 J&J , 60
Tilden Lumb & Mills 6 %s'46M&S /
27
5254 Tomahawk Kraft Pap 6s *38. A&O / 45
102
35
Tonawanda Pap 1st 554s *41 F&A
6
10754
15-year 354s debs 1951—M&S
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co—
1st sf 6s 1947
105
25
35
101]
6954
Taylor-Warton Iron & Steel—
DebentureI3%s 1951
80
Coll s f 554s 1938..———J&J
Vertientes Sugar 1st 7s 1942.J&D
Vicana Sugar Co 6s 1955-'... J&J
Victor Amer Fuel 6s 1940— _F&A
Union Rock 1st 6s
........
Shreveport-El DoradoPipe Line 7s 1935
A&O
Siemans&Halske lO-yr7s*36..J&J
Deb Kif 654a'51wlth warM&S
55
65
A&O
1st s f 5s 1948..
M&A
Struthers Wells TitusvUle—
81
6%s 1943...M&N
9tudebaker Corp 6a 1942
J&D / 113
Certificates of deposit........ / 113
Conv deb 6s 1945
/ 96
J&J.
Stutz Motor Oar 754s 1937 A&O / 31
/
Sugar Estates of t trinnte—
254
lst7sl942ctftofdep—..M&S /
Sugar Pine Lumber Oo—
1st M serial Aa 1932-1942
/ 55
91
Superior Steel Corp 6s 1938.J&D
SusQuehauna Silk Mills—
8 f deb 5s 1938
J&D / 18
70""
Bid.
Bonds.
Van Dorn Iron Wks 7s June 11942
Van Dusen-Harrlngton
20-yr 1st mtge 4s 1955....A&O
4% Stamped 1936
7s unstamped 1936..
Strawbridge & Clothier—
25""
1st M s f 6s 1947.....—-J&D
St L Rky Mt & P 5s *55 stpd.J&J
St. Paul UnStk Yards 5s *46 A&O
Salter Looms Inc 6s 1954--A&O
Saxon Pub Wks i Germany)—
1st extlsf 7s 1945
F&A
Gen & ref «Us 1951
M&N
6% notes 1937
.J&J
3254
60
„
Q*
50
Ruhr Housing 6H* 1958.—J&J / 2154
B». Clair Furnace 1st 5s '39.F&A
108
St
12
97
9354
J&J
Deb 554s A 1943—
3054 Stinnes (Hugo) Corp—
4% Stamped 1946
2654
Richfield Oil of California
MAN
Ask.
Stillwater Worsted Mills—
Rhode Island Ice 6s 1948...MAN
Richardson ft Boyn 6 Ha *37.J AD
Cum income 4s 1945..
J&J
Col tr 6s 1944 ser A
"f" and income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
34
116
45
48
69
72
94
1.300
5,000
4,500
4,300
6,000
10.000
1.000
5,000
3,750
3.800
1,800
250
8,000
230
1,126
3.350
25.000
125
2,250
1,000
60.000
1,500
2,500
200
1A%
4,500
2,000
2,000
1,700
300
55,000
8,000
Seattle Curb & M.J
84
84
Toronto Stock Exch
l66"
87
87%
113
40
65,000
(Wheeling Stock Ex
98
13
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
463
11,000
5.500
Washington Stk Ex
520
a Called Sept. 1 at 102546 Basis,
d Called Sept. 1 at 10354/This price includes accrued interest,
k Last sale,
n Nominal,
r Canadian
price,
s Sale price,
u There are 470 memberships of which
Exchange holds 44 as treasury memberships and 47 are held by individuals as dividend
memberships, leaving 379 memberships outstanding,
y 80 seats, 70 members.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity, t Called July 1 at 105. $ CaUed
Oct. 1 at 105§ Prices of Wheeling Stock Exchange memberships are fixed.
** Called Oct. 1 at 101.
I
'»
,
Quotations for all securities
Par.
Bid,
are as near as
Stocks.
Ask.
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Bid.
Par.
Per
Per share
Ask.
62
65
Gossett Mills...—
Granteville Mfg.100
TEXTILE
STOCKS.
42
46
75
Grendel Mills
Northern Hills.
Algsnouin Print
American
Mfg__l0(
Pre/erred
__10i
Ameskeag Mfg
Arlington M (Mass),
Barnard Mfg (PK)_,
Beacon Mfg (NB).
Preferred
Berkshire
Fine
Spinning
%
115
26
74
1
6
50
7% preferred
Imperial Yarn
34
50
Industrial Cotton
2**
•
3
'35*
25
24**
35**
-
-
80
lOt
;103
<
mm'mrnm
31
(S C
Jor
..1
Nashua M (N H) 101
Preferred
l(h
Ntlld Mills (N B)_.
Nenqultt M (N B) 1
Pacific Mills
j
Pepperell Mfg (Me) i
Pierce Mfg (N B)..<
Pilgrim M ills
Plymouth Cordage..
swdrell A Aiex...i
PowdreJl Dartmouth
Notes
i
Bleb Borden Mfg
Oo (F R>_._ _10(j
Saco Lowell Shops
Common
1st preferred.....
2d preferred..
—101
BouleMUl(N B)_10l
Wamsutta M (N B).
40
i
46
50
Mollohon Mfg
11
Monarch CM (8 Of/
99
73
77"
**
11**
Musgrove Mills...
National Weaving..
pref
pref.
45
101
Prior preferred
Part preferred.
28
14
3**
'
Goldfleld
Mines
37
42
Granby
23
79
27
82
30
35
4
6
"8"
9„
954
18**
69
1934526
45
Piedmont Mfg (S O l
Poe. F W. Mig (SO)i
8
11
RanloMfg
15
7% preferred
Riverdale Mills pref
22
40
40
Riverside A L>an ttt
Common
9
100
6% preferred
20
103
Roanoke
105"
88
90
18
20
2**
4
31
35
12
14
91
7
13
17
101
14
91
95
Process
"954
Southern Hills.
26
Soutnern Worstea pf
21
26
113
30
32
_
37"
40
Acme Spinning...
7 % preferred.....
American Y arn&Proc
7% preferred
Anderson o M (SO).
Arcade Cotton Mill*
2
1st 7% pref—100
2d 5% pref
100
68
101
20
98
Beaumont Mfg
7% preferred
....
10(
Brandon Corp A....
Class B...
7% preferred
Burlington Mills....
Calhoun Mills.....
98
43
82
83
(f)
Ohadwlck-Hoskini
10
8% preferred
China Grove Cot...
Chi quo la Mfg
...
86
6% preferred
Clifton Mfg (S C)100
Climax Spinning..50
Columbus Mfg (Ga
Converse (D E)_10G
Oowpens Mills
Crescent Spinning..
Dallas Mfg i Ala) .10'
Darl'g'n Mfg (8 O) 5
45"
39**
3954
40
79
"5
3d"
36
1|
Preferrod
16
Dixon Mills
45
Drayton Mills...100
Dunnean Mills.. 100
7% preferred
5
156
106
--
Durham Hosiery
6% preferred.
Eagle & Phenlx.100
....
Easley Cotton Mills
7% preferred
Efird Manufacturing
Enterprise Mfg (Ga)
Entwfetle Mfg pref.
_
Erwin Cotton
com.
6% preferred
Falrforest Finish Oo
Serial notes......
Flint Mfg Co
Gaffney Mfg..
22
25
41
5
•
48
33
85
78
110
50
Gainesville Cot Mills
25
96
20
18
70
28
1
Kirkland LakeGold 1
Like Sh Mln»>R l,rd 1
25*
43**
43
43*4
854
1**
1
1**
7954
78
5**
25
r
r
50
100
102"**
r
r
60
135
144
Montreal Cottons
r
30
100
Penmans.Ltd com(t)
r
27
63
95"
r
Wf
Jk*
78
...101
r
27
Newmont Mining.1(
1
Mines, (t)
....
84
2**
59*4
"65c
Pacific Tin
33**
(f)
Park-Utah—
Oonsol Mlnee
85c
3**
»_]
Patino Mines A
105*
85*
wnrerprlpp com (tl
Pioneer Gold, Ltd.l
85c
—..
50
Class B
Aetna
(ti
1
Affiliated Prod-, (t)
Agfa Ansco.4
.(T)
Agnew-Surpass—
Shoe com
(t)
Preferred..
100
Ainsworth Mfg...10
Air Reduction...( + i
New com
(+)
Air-Way ElecWlo
Appliance..... (t)
Alaska Pack AssnlOO
Vot trust ctfis
Alberta-Pacific
Grain class
Silver King Coal
Siscoe Gold Ltd
5
1
r
Zinc
5
5.10
tiles A Fisher
Allied
Brewing
Chem
52
68
4**
115
12*4
1254
Convertible pref(t)
Allied Mills Inc__(T)
**
—
Preferred
100
AUls-Chalmera Mfg
Common
(t)
llDtaa Portl
Oem_(t)
com. t
1.92
Aluminium
Ltu..(f)
--<t
6% pref
100
1
Preferred 7%
11*
62
95
3
50
4654
1
3.65
5% preferred...10
754
97**
Amalg Sugar
505*
29
102
28
13
Preferred..5(
Am Bev'ge Oorp ..1
69
Am Brake Sh A F
«•
_
m
154
1**
10c
4c
6%
American Book. .101
Common
t
5*4% conv pf.100
Am Can
2t
7 % preferred.
Canadian
_
8*4
85*
2
2**
7 % preferred.
_
Preferred
18
12
48**
llo!
164
(t)
Am Oar A Fdy__ (t
Am
a
100
721H
Amer
Properties
a
7754
4654
22**
41
75c
1.96
68c
■■■
24**
1
354
105
r
107
H
1**
3**
1
,
80c
198*4
Allied Prod cl A. .25
Allied Stores Corp(t)
34 H
100
100
100
Centrifugal .(t)
Chain com—it
7% preferred-.100
t
Cigar
106
Am Chicle
13c
17c
a
58
Wharf Oo—1
a
45
Jent Bldg Tr (B)--l
Jhic R E Trus's 1000
a
10
a
210
City R E T (O)- 500
Congress St Associ¬
ates (Boston)
1
""actory Bldg Tr (B)l
Fifty Associates (B).
a
150
5
£*
122
92
Amer
Boston
24
26
47
50
34**
10c
V
18c
1
HatelTr
k Last
sale.
I Par
a
23
a
23
—
_
10
a
a
Am
■
3
*.
-
.....
Am
Crystal Sugar 10
6% 1st pref...100
A-u Uyanamid A .10
Class B
Amer
a
23
Tiling Co Ltd
Tr(B)i
a
10
Old
n
Nominal,
34
'm
,
8*4
21
27
98**
11*
35
35*
3354
1
(f)
354
40c
Encaustic
(Boston)—i
$100.
115
20
600
value
150
Commercial
Alcohol com...20
a
iimball Bldg
pries,
104
48
Allied Kid Co-
Preferred
100
Amer Coal (N J) .25
Amer Oolortype—10
$6 preferred
/Flat
9
103
A
Djt
t
A
14**
AnacondaCopMln 50
Andes Copper M.20
di"aand-
8
r
(t>
14
A
1
8
1054
24
3^
11*
Allendale Corp..(t)
Preferred
(t)
Allen Indus new
1
3d of Tr Bid Tr (O)..
SosGr'dR-T Tr (C)<
3os RET (Bos).100
3os Stor W'h'se (B)J
8c
Smelting
..1
Prior preferred
Aria Oomstock
Austin Silver Min
20c
11
RIAL ESTATE TB
A LAND STOCKS
Ubany Tr (Beit) 101
27
2
IX
9
100
Am Bank Note
5.60
*4e
.—
4c
25
275
.100
Amerada
3c
Corp
(f)
Amer Agrlc Chem—
8*4
(Delaware)
9**
t
3.68 Amer Air Lines..
iineriraD Arch
(t)
4*4
Am Bakeries pf—100
Class A
(t)
14 H
Class B
55*
—(t)
*4.
13** /
5**
1
Wright Har greaves
Mines
(t)
Yukon Gold
5
23**
4
1
Ventures Ltd
(t)
Walker Mining
1
Wenden Copper—1
Gold
Lead
20
1155*
37%
954
3.66
So Am Gold A Plat.l
Stand Silver-Lead. I
Utah Metal A Tan
10
43
A—(t)
Preferred
tin
Mining
63*4
136
2**
8
U
Jtah-Apex
I
Jtah Copper Os..lC
Gold Mining
7:
2054
3**
6% preferred
101
Alum Goods Mfg_(t!
,
23
2c
it Joseph Lea
United Verde ExcfiOt
Admiralty Alaska
6
Brewery
Am Caramel..
Alaska Juneau
275*
2*4
Aero Supply Mfg—
Class A
_(t)
iinal Leather
Tonopah Belmont.l
Tonopah Mining.. 1
UINING STOCKS
'
10
104
Aluminum Oo
1.00
36**
*4
S iattuck L>enn.._.5
20
/101]
<11**
1954
24
25*
Peck-Hughes G M.l
/ 101 j
/ ioi;
/101 j
flOll
>42
105*
8**
23
(t)
.
Tintic Standard
Atlantic Mutual—
51
113
8**
61**
50
Oorp
**
Butte..
..10
Old Dominion Os.Kj
Sunshine Mining. 10c
MARINE INSUR¬
ANCE 8CR1P
Class A
lilies
31
8254
25*
58**
......
53
52
124
r
K.
16
49
112
(T;
Distilling Co....1
N Y A Honduras
San Toy Mining..._
r
13
;
'
90
Ulegh Steel com_(t)
(f)
>Iew Jersey Zinc..25
New River Os...l0(
Noranda
26
'}■
7% pf w w
100
tddressograph Multigraph Corp.. 10
Advance Rumely (t)
9
1*4
Niplssing Mine*
Mlfils
Preferred
t
Canada
(t)
Mother Load Goali'n
Rosario
22
;82
Alberene Stone of Va
Premier Gold M-.
10C
Preferred
11**
Gold Mining
10
Magma Copper Co 10
Pocahontas
Convert, Ltd..I
Wabasso Cotton, (t)
58*
1.25
1154
it Anth Gold M ..1
Preferred
39**
2K
57**
1.18
Lava Cap Gold Min.
'Louisiana L'd A Kx 1
25
Roan Antelope Mlu
Ltd, Amer shares,
.
T**
1*4
38**
2H
Pond Creek—
Canadian Hills.
Amer
119
Qalncy...
99
22
WllX(ChI£e™,ue.Pa3'' :accru6d
55
88
150
Bagdad Copper...5
t
6
51
83**
Altar Cons Mines
96
"
65
...
8
55
42
100
83
105
15
7% preferred
Florence Mills
7 % preferred
15
20
35
4
Domin Text. Ltd.(t)
Preferred
10C
42 **
52
45
75"
70
Preferred
90
94
111
107
40
Can Cotton8.Ltd.10l
65"
90~
65
47
Can
8
74
60
55
44
7% preferred. .100
120
5
30
110
1941
Preferred
West Point Mfg.100
Wlscassett Mills
Woodside Oot Mills
21
3
95*
11**
354
*4
2654
North
Wellington Mills, (t)
85
"2**
106
Preferred
30
Cannon Mills
Eagle Yarn
1st M 6s Jan
101
6
46
'4
27"
_.
Wallace Mfg Uo__
Ware Shoaln Mfg 100
30
100
91
Bel ton Mills (B O) 25
15
Victory Yarn Mills—
11
6
10
75
70
Vlctor-Monag Co
7% pref
100
35"
24**
26*4
130
Aeolian Oo—
49**
9**
1054
3**
Ooai.i
CoDDer
10*4
5*
20
v t o
6% preferred
Copper
.21
(nternatl Mining..1
Warrants
Iron Cap Cop
10
Preferred
10
Common
15**
450
24
Mines
Union-Buffalo Mills
Abbeville CM (SO) 10
12**
,
Mining Corp of
Spartan Mills (SO).i
Sterling Spinning...
Stowe Spinning
Southern Weaving.
15
71M
49
5
udson Bay
Min
A Smelting
(t
aspiration Cons
Miami
4
99
24
„
_
1**
66**
UK
15*4
427**
McIntyrePorcaplnet
com—(t)
Preferred.
1154
10
20
Express., (t,
Adams
Mining—.25«
Klldun Mining
11*4
MISCELLANEOUS
Adams
MSA
.■land Creek
of New York
Acme Wire
Lucky Tiger Comb—
Preferred
48
854
98
96
11
53
%
Preferred
1
Isle Royale Cop..25
Kennecott Oooper.t
Southern Franklin-
21
46
105
77
110
Sibley Mfg (Ga).100
Smyre (A M) Mfg
7% preferred
Southern
Bleachery
A Print Wks com.
4
10**
Mills—
Rowan Cotton Mills
34**
7**%
pref
Rosemary 7** % pref
Saxon Mills—..100
32
50
.......
•
25
90
1
Power stmp__.io<
FTeola
42
Consoi
Howe Sound Co
112
115
Pickens Oot Mills..
954
54
85
FTollinger Mines
t
Homestake Min_ 10'
85
Amsterdam
7% preferred.. 100
Abitibi Pow A Pap-1
6% pref
_.ini
7% pref
100
Abraham AStrau*(t)
7% preferred.. 100
Acetol Prod A—(t)
Acme Steel..
25
40
-
Gr eene-Gauauea .10'
Perfection Spinning.
14
165*
92
M ft" < h O)
I
7% preferred-.100
'354
3
89
Pacolei
3
44,,
42**
7% preferred
22
2
36**
154
3**
3
Abercrombie A Fitch
9
7 % preferred .100
Golden Cycle OorplO
Norrls Oot Mill"
30
11.,
2154
60'
44
.
2*4
2**
Casualtv(Balt)
5
Title A Mtge Oo of
Westchester
Title Guar A Trust
55
54J4
7% preferred-.100
Mining A
Smelting com. .10
Nat Yarn Mills...50
12*
1
Maryland OasOo..l
Class B pref
1
Federal
Orr Cotton Mills 100
52
•
16
Lawyers Title A
Guaranty.....100
90c
80c
Evans Wall Lead (t>
6
2
8*
<1*4
**
Abbott Lab'torles(t)
Abbotts' Dairy—(T)
Uu8i
Newberry O M (Sc. i
154
5454
654
Consolidated
Eagle Pich Lead.. 10
71
4
20
INDUSTRIAL AND
53**
->6M
Gold Min A M..1
Mexicana. _50c
Dome Mines Ltd_(t'
105
68""
Mills Mills
Oresson
3
100
Majestic Mfg.
Marion Mfg Do
.
Mfg
Ban ford Mills..
35"
A M Guar
3%
i
8**
Laurens O M
ma
New
31*4
%
k
5
48'
'
3
1 **
5254
28**
25
24
1 **
9**
1
Mines......1
Consol Copper ....6
Copper Range
4**
154
9H
2H
%
52 M
Como
67
66
New common
1
Mills
Empire Tltle&GulOO
Home Title Ins (NY)
Lawyers' M Co.-.20
Cons Min A Smelt 25
99**
Carpet .20
B
78
1
;.i
54
5*
10*4
42**
Notes
Co.
Oo
All,
TITLE GUARAN1
SAFE DEPOSIT ST
32
1**
Calumet A Heels. 25
Carnegie Metals
f
Central Am Mines..
35
10
"rlnnell Mfg (N B).
Hathaway Mfg(NF
K11 burn M (N
B) 75
Luther Mfg (F it)
Preferred
Bibb Mfg
Cop A Z Oo.{
30
66
Gosnold M (N B) .1
Preferred
i
46c
:
.
76
4
Butte A Sup
1C
Callahan
Zinc-Lear
46
10
.......
10t
Farr Alpaca (Mass)
General Cotton.... 1
Avondale Mills
Butte
Chile Cooper
98
JudsonMUls A pflOl
Preferred B—10'
Bid.
Pat
30
*Sulli»*, MAO»
I
Limestone Oot Mills
Llnford Mills
4
Draper Oorp
38c
Gold Dredg¬
ing, Ltd
Oerro de Paso
Chief Oonsol Min—1
58
...
Muitt
Preferred
(nfflao
Marlboro Mills
viuissett Mills (NB)
Black Hawk Mines.
KingfJ P) Mfg (Ga> I
'98
33
27
•exdale Hos
(P R)—
40
Stocks.
Per share
Bulolo
6
Bourne Mills (FBCharlton Mills.. 101
„
4
30
1
Ask.
Per share.
1*4
Preferred
10'
Border O Mfg (FRi
Boss Mfg com
10'
Sagamore
Henrietta Mills
34**
106**
Bwsth Mfg (N B)_.
Preferred
NashawenaM
7
108
76
I artsvlile Oot Mills.
2
Mlllc, pref
Slgel-Sauf Uarp't—
Preferred
10
Ml V. Wood
T
104
71
iq
(t,
pref—IOC
Preferred
24
Knit.6
7% preferred
46
Bid.
Par
Bunker HUl
10**
20
Preferred—..
flamrick Mills
Hanes (F H)
28
79
39
Co
cum
122**
Stocks.
share.
Glenwood Mills
■
•*<
Industrial and Miscellaneous Stocks
ML
Stocks.
!
,k
I
com
r Canadian
price,
4
45c
x Kx-divloead.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing
Stocks.
.
60
104
Kub.
6%% conv pf.100
5
28
Barnsdall Refining. 1
20%
Amer Hosiery
15
7% preferred—100
1
2/
Amer Ice Oo
(t)
6% non-cum pflOO
Amer ] Q Ohem A (t)
Am Intern (Jorp. .(1
6
6
7% J at, pref ...ioo
Beatrice Cream. .25
*3%
7%
18%
Beech-Nut Pack..
86
10%
11
Belding Hem'way(f)
Bellanca Aircraft—
Locomotive t
7% preferred--100
26
75
Beneficial
24%
11%
24%
23%
11%
22%
29%
t
29
6% conv pref-100
American Meter— t
American News N Y
127
28
29"
19
;
.
.
:
Radiator | A
Stand Srnlt. —(+
7°/, cum oref-f-lOO
Am Republicscom(t)
Amer Rolling MiU25
,2%
22%
uasor (t)
American Screw.IP
Seating—l_(t)
Amer ShipbiUKr.(t)
AmSmelt A Refg. b >
Amer
164%
4
26
106%
29%
29
123
27%
55%
139%
23%
4%
55%
136%
.22%
7% preferred. .100
Am Sumatra Tob (t)
Am Thread pref
6
4
146
143
6
5%
8%
19%
10
Am Type Found, (t)
7% preferred.-100
9%
5%
;
6
A*
18%
100%
1%
hreS
$6 % conv
8*
101%
49%
48
Angostura-Wupperlmann Oorp
__1
iof n6o%
?i* M*
Anheuser-Buscn. 100
Antilla
Sugar...100
Apex Elec Mfg
(
3%
40%
118%
1%
3%
40%
121%
1%
107%
7% preferred ..100
Arcturus Rad Tube t
108
Armour A Co af l>ei
pref--100
Common .......6
103
53%
10%
14
100%
Art Metal Works..5
100
Preferred
Assoc
Dry O'ds
1
6% 1st pref... 100
7% 2d pref... 100
Assoc El Indus, Ltd
Am dep rets ord
registered —_£1
Associated Oil
26
Associated Rayon (t)
16
106
12%
40
28%
113%
24%
28%
114
8
8%
57%
v
Axton-Fisb Tob A 10
Preferred
100
Babcock A Wll. m
Baker Chemical—(t)
Balaban A Rata—
Preferred
100
W|re_(f)
5
15%
51%
49
stH
1%
30
preferred. 100
8%
8%
29
El
58
60""
44%
•
5
45%
25%
25%
26%
(f)
Brit-Amer Tobregsi
28%
30
29%
30
(t)
Distillery
103
107
■
New
3
Nominal,
103
2%
10
115
39%
39%
%
r
common
Bush Term Oo com m
7% debenture. 100
:
—20
%
10
Mfg.5
Oherry-Bur Oorp (f)
Preferred-.... 100
Ooesebr'gb Mfg-.26
Ohio Daily News (t)
Preferred
(t)
Chic June Rye A IJn
Stk Yds stpd—100
Preferred
..100
Chic Mail Order.. 6
20%
103%
Oourtauds
17%
52
57
48
49%
22
116%
22%
105%
123
28
Ohic Pneu Tool.. _(t)
16
16%
$3% conv pref,.. t
Ohic Rivet A Macht
One xellow Oao—t
Onlckasha Cot O.lo
C ilids Oo com._.(f)
51%
28%
26%
20%
45*
113
23
Orane Oo
Preferred..
;
Crocker-Wheeler -(f)
Oroft Brewing—... 1
29
27
20%
47^
U25H
(j^
Preferred
Crowley Mllner_.(t)
Crown Cent Petrol (f)
Crown Cork Int A(
Crown O'k A Seal (
$2.70 preferred (
$2.25 pref w w_(+)
Crown
Drug
com
29
14
40%
"4%
78%
161
4%
68%
2
10%
4%
27
52
109
5%
2
15%
60
45%
45%
50
22%
103%
Preferred
City Auto Stamp, (f)
Olty Ice A Fuel
15%
15%
Orown-Zellerbach
Vot tr etfa
(t)
(Cleveland)
(t)
6%% cum pf..l00
Olty In vesting.. 100
City A Sub Homes 10
City Stores
6
Clark (D L)
(t)
Clark Equip Oo ..(})
17%
i7%
79%
Crucible Steel. —100
Oiaude
iveon
Lt —1
OllffsJIrenpf (t)
denum Co
(t)
Olincnfleld Coal. 100
Preferred
78
4%
7% preferred.. 100
"5%
6
6%
4%
5
1
Oe.
Caba
50
Cuban-Am Sag
10
7 % preferred—100
Cuban Atl Sugar 100
Ondahy
Pack
6
Olorex Cbemical-(t)
Club Aluminum.(t)
39
Peabody—(t)
7 % preferred..100
Coastland Oil
Coca-Cola Bottling
of New York
1
Coca-Cola Co
(t)
28
Osca-ColaTntern
Class A
1%
52%
126%
1%
1%
54%
178
1%
41
98%
98%
57%
57
(t)
725
Oohn A Rosenberger
Common
(f) k
O slgate-PalmelivePeet
(f)
6% preferred.. 100
Wire
common
t Without par value.
1
$8
cum
pref
t
Darby Petroleum. .5
DardClet Thr'dlockf
Davega Sta Corp..6
Davenport Hon'y (t)
Davison Chemical—
New common...1
103*
51
i
14%
42
54
9%
49
8%
12
6%
1
Warrants
A
36%
4%
38%
61
Cutler Hammer.. (t)
Class
7%
3,
12%
26%
Deck A Oohn com.t
13
13%
104%
100
(t)
16%
18
21
22%
2%
Oslonlal Beacon Oil t
C*lon Oil Corn.-It)
A
Dayton Rubber Mfg
Common—..
(t
103%
45%
109%
117
Collins A Aikman (f)
Pref (7%)
1O0
O UUns Os
41
39
(T)
_
1
□ashman's Sons, (f
7% cum pref.. 10
3
30
Cluett
Class
10
55
Cummins Distill
8
10%
93
t
Tob....
Preferred
1%
37
105
1%
100
...60
Cuban
30
100
'3%
16%
8%
50
15
Paper $7 1st pf (t)
43%
15*
?
Crown-Willamette
45%
16%
8%
17%
(t)
$7 preferred—cf)
CurtissWrightCorp 1
Rights..
J
76
26
5
19%
3%
25%
14%
1%
75%
36%
26%
10%
Creole Petrol
10
2%
7
83
i29%
18
120
2%
18%
Creamery Package, t
10
16%
12%
109%
2%
10%
it*
..100
com
Orosley Radio
(t)
Orowell Publish'g
197
120
2%
Ore&m of Whea»_..T
105%
105
5%
90
12%
%
30%
Am dep rets ord£l
Cramp (W) A 8ns 100
115
if*
26
22
135
17%
16%
Ltd—
20
Tractor...(t)
5%
13%
Ex-dividend,
(t)
125
27%
Preferred
—100
O hrysler Oorp
6
Oin Un Stk Yds. (t)
Ooty Ine
Oleve
44
3
25%
.....
19%
102%
llev Un Stk Yards, t
Cliffs Oorp v t c._(t)
Climax Molyb¬
63
2%
100
Jharfts Corp
IheckerCao
A pref (f)
t
Preferred
100
conv
Ouneo Press
_(t)
Curtis Pub com—(t>
25
on*
A
(f)
$6
loeden Oil
33%
10%
35%
25%
26
9%
88%
.
33%
24%
:
9
88
.
Cleveland Graphite
Bronze com.*
1
24
2%
%
Refg—25
100
Rey'uait)
7 % preferred
Oorroon A
.
46
110
127
Collyer Insulated
Bldgs pref ctfS. 100
Canadian price.
Corn Prod
62
Bush Terminal
Butler Bros
¥
103
60
122
35%
:
Paper
$3 cum pf A...
t
Copperweld Steel (t)
Cord Corporatiou.. 6
12
11%
16%
12%
(t)
Preferred
(t)
42
40
120
A(t)
Burr Add Machine (t)
3%
3%
;
com
51%
9%
9%
85%
—it)
Burns Bros
mm
100
6% pref
100
Chapman Valve..25
Cleve
$5 pref
t
Buckeye Pipe L—60
Bucyrus-Erie Co. 10
7% cum pref—100
$2% conv. pref..5
Budd (E G) Mfg.(t)
7 % preferred. .100
Rights
Budd Wheel
(t)
(t)
(f)
§?*
51
9
(t)
—t
Bruck Silk Mills, (t)
Brunswlok-BalkeCollender
;
(t
Burdines Inc
9
28%
29%
(f)
13
39
n
3%
Is/
12
3%
Mfg..
10
38%
At,
.......
21%
2
t
Conv preferred—t
Warrants..
%
4%
7%
100
Fibre
3%
12%
15%
50%
47%
5%
cl. A—.+
Preferred
Burma Oorp Ltd—
Am dep receipts..
m
3
Conv assumed
Champion
32
20%
Brtggs Mfg
<t:
Brigs* A Strat.tor
Brighton Mills pflOO
83"
Pref assumed
3%
Bridgeport Brass _(t)
Bridgeport Mach (t)
80
42%
105
7 % preferred.. 100
"2
82
1%
preferred 100
Common...
Preferred
10
.
Cooper Bessemer..1
Agutrre
Associates
Certain-Teed Prods
Burco Inc com...
9%
8%
5%
(t)
19%
Brewers A Dist vtc.
Bulova Watch
m
$3.50 conv pref (t)
Preferred
Oont Steel Corp.
29%
18
Oont Screw com..10
94
34
Century Rib Mills, t
7% preferred ..100
Bowm Bilt Hotels
30
27%
5%
29%
10
.
29
31
29
Bullard Oo
i*
Oont'l Oil fDel)... 6
Cont'l Oil (Mex)
1
30
Central Airport .(t)
Centrifugal Pipe
t
Central
(t)
7% preferred. .100
Oont Bkg A (vot> i f)
Class B (vot)..(t)
Pf(8%)(non-v) 100
Continental Can..20
Oont Dlam'd Fibre. 5
Continental Mot (1)
(f)
Pref...
109
14
Bourjols, Inc
(t)
$2.75 cum pref (t)
Bower Roll B'r'g—5
15%
27%
5%
8%
3
$7
29%
7% preferred-.100
Bldg Prod class A (t)
122
15
9%
Avlatlon Con) (Del)
40
9%
20
Automatic Prod..
89
39%
30%
75%
108%
12%
67%
Consumers Oo com 5
#% prior pref-100
109%
63
7
1st preferred., (t)
9
2%
9%
Automat Vot Mach t
6% cum pref..10i
Oauuiold Corp ...16
88
79
Brown Shoe
121
30
44%
(t)
Brown Fence A Wire
12%
37%
76 */,
23
105
23%
Co com
86
110
Class A pref
Class B com
10%
103
108%
100
( f)
Coupon
Registered
OolO
1
7% 1st part pf.100
7% prior pref. 100
Celotex
t c--25
7% 1st pref ...100
Container Oorp - .20
178
140
46
21
Bourbon Stk Yds...
Bristol Brass
Bristol-Myers
7%
v
5% pref vtc-.100
11U
60
10%
76%
23%
30%
76%
Common
190
24
Traveler Oorp.(f)
Boston Woven Hose
A Rubber com.(f)
.
Lockwood A
Brainard Co. ion
OUaneseOorp —(t)
6%
75
,
3
Class B
44
Scrymser—26
Boston-Herald
20
ise
36
6
Oonaol Royal OU.IO
Consol Textile
(f)
Consolidation Coal—
25
136
itpr.ai) Sta
8% preferred-. 100
2%
175
Castle (A M) A
Oatalin Corp
8%
80%
106
$5cumdivpref (t)
122
7%
100
(J I) Oo
$2 cum part pf_.+
Cons Laundries
5
Consol Oil Corp..(t)
O<»n«oi
17
56
O aerpillar Tract, (t)
5
100
Preferred
(t)
80
11191
34%
15
Botany Cons M
(!)
-
7%
6%
2%
16%
2%
23%
11%
20%
Bon Ami com A—it!
Common B__
1
•»
118
7% preferred.. 100
Case
O
'
5%
16%
78
,100
.
20
18%
Ull*
16%
107%
114%
57%
...
Austin, Nlch A Ce.t
Prior A_.
(f)
9
2%
SS Lines
6% preferred unt:
Aug 1 1936 and
5% thereaft.100
Atlas Tack
t
Auburn Automob (t)
65
2%
8%
Atl Gulf A W lna
It Last sale.
58
Amer dep rets. 10s
Brown Oo 6% pf-100
Brown Forman
Atl Coast Fisheries, t
< t
5% non-cum pflOO
Atlantic Refin'v
26
:
4% conv pref.100
Atlas Plywood.-.it)
18*
British Celanese Ltd
10
106%
16%
104%
47
29
107
7
r
..(t)
100
Preferred
35
(+j
6%% pfd ww.lOO
d%% pfex-warlOO
7 to preferred j 100
_
28%
Carriers A General. 1
10%
9%
10%
9
r
Carrier Oorp
Ordinary bearer 11
11
9%
r
28%
.1
Consol Biscuit
1
OoaaolOar Heat.100
Cons OlgarOorp.
122
7
18%
15 H
Cans Film Indus—1
Capital City Prod (t)
Carborundum Oo.(t)
Carib Syndicate
.25
15%
18%
ion
Coaaol A'rcraft
91
-
Brit-Amer Oil Ltd—
14%
103%
15
Art Metal Constr.10
Assoc Apparel Ind(t)
Assoc Brew' Oan)(T)
108
55
30"
28
118
r
44
_.10M
Class A
33
"6%
6%
r
r
Indus alch. Cf)
ouh
n
rf)
14
Boeing Airplane
5
tioback (H O) com. f
Brill Corp
Class B
13%
Coagoleum-Nairn— t
Oo-igress Cigar
1
1%
Class B
Carnation Co.__
w*
Blumenthl(S)Oom(t)
First
36
r
r 108
Carman A Oo A..(t)
28
.(t)
.
Inc 7% pref.
Mach v t c
1
Ooode Nast Pub.(t)
38
11
r
20
112%
14%
1%
.
Oompo Shoe—
pf-166
25%
25
(B W) Oa...
t
1st preferred
.50
2d preferred B id
Bloomingdale Bras, t
7%
4%
70%
4%
70%
$6 conv pr pf_.(t
7% preferred-.10
Armstrong Cork, (t)
Arnold. Constable. 6
Artloem Osrp
t
7% pref
100
Warrrants
Preferred
3!%
109
Blaw-Knox Co—(t)
Brillo
Armeur A Oa (111)
Baldw Lac
'24*
t
Borne
.66%
Anchor P A Fence!t)
Andian Nat Oorp (t)
Powder..
1%
(t)
Preferred
Blauner's com
7% pref.
9
8%
7% preferred-_100
Amer Wringer
(+)
Am Writ Pap
ap
..1
1
red—.ft)
$0 preferred—.
V '
Anaconda W AO. t
Anchor Cap
Atlas
25
5
74%
29
26
r
r
Can
14%
37
Barg-Warner Oorp 10
25
23
100
Am Wool (Mans).(t)
guar
14
(t)
Borden Ca
Amer Wind Glass
7%
7% preferred-.100
Bickrords Inc.—(t)
Bohack Realty pflOO
Bebn Alum A Brass 5
99
98%
25
6% preferred--100
4
64%
116
116
Com'wealth Dist
till
Canadian
113
3%
75
1st nref
98
97
Am Tobacoo com.26
112
6% % conv pf-100
^
2
Foreign—
Invest Corp—(t)
Preferred—100
Can Falrbank
45%
121%
t ct
v
1.85
1.55
3%
34%
(f)
O >mm'l laveifc Tr. t
Conv pref opt ser f
Canadian Colonial
50%
17%
70
Pref cum 7%
69
67
lOO
16%
Bliss
120
56%
pref
6%
(t)
—(f)
Canada 88 Lines..t
Preferred
100
Canada
Wire
A
Cable A
(t)
Class B
(t)
Canadian Bronse (t)
Preferred
100
Canadian Oar A P(t)
Preferred
25
Can ad Celanese.. (t
Preferred
10
conv
Conv preferred
a
5 (t
$4.25 ser *35 (t)
Oomm Solvents
Airways.
50
.
140
2.10
132%
5% pref..
7% pref
100
-G Foods Inc—(t)
Black ADeckerMfg.
%*
62
100
(t)
—20
Common
Elec Co.. 5
Preferred
(1
29
150*
25
Preferred
1.90
Birtman
21
80
8% non-cum pflOO
Am Steel F'drfea.if
7 % preferred—100
American Stores,
t
Amer Stove
100
Am Transformer
J
(N J)
Billings A Spen
Bing A Bing
30
12%
8
Preferred
105
111
147
7 % preferred—100
6% second pf-100
Common B
12 y.
90
56
7 % cum pref
Beth Steel (Del)
19%
162%
3%
25%
102%
106%
27%
21%
27%
6% preferred i 100
Am Sugar ttefg
•itfl
—t
niture com
Amer
\
21%
53%
5%
S*
Commercial Credit—
Common
10
4%
26%
7% preferred-.100
Beth Steel
19
13 H
52*
(
..(
Berghoff Brew. ..1
Berkey A Gay Fur¬
i%
20%
3%
24%
n
25
1st preferred.. 50
I
50
AmPotashAOhem(t)
74*
13%
Class B
Best A Oo Inc
Amer Pneu aerv.
Am Snuff
Preferred
Benson A Hedges (
T
—_
71*
26%
Borland Shoe St_(t)
46
43%
Oorp
--(t)
Am Piano class A
100 r
Glnsr Ale 5
Canada Forgings—
$2.75
30%
Colum Carbon
Can Dry
Industrial
Loan common. (
Convpref
Maracaibo.-l
..
35%
Class A
12*
Class B
t
OolO A G
1
Columbia Pic com(t)
35%
56
46
25
Mfg
Syst Ino Class A t
Preferred
Bendlx Aviation—6
271
Campbell Wyant A
Cannon Fdry_.it)
2% Canada Cement. 100 r
2%
53
Common
Arms
26%
30%
5%
2
Preferred
22
'
Preferred
Columbia
B'oastlng
28
94%
14%
5
Columbia Baking (t)
22
111
*
Byron Jackson
Cable El Pr v t c.(t)
Cache La Poudre.20
Oalamba Sugar
Estates com...20
Oaill Pack Corp.. (t)
27%
OUt's Patent Fire
3%
19%
21%
Preferred
24
.74
(t)
Am Maize Prod..
3%
2%
22%
25%
Amer
Am Safety
1
Stk Yds
&
RR
14%
17%
110%
24%
17
109%
23%
110%
93%
14%
Common v t c
Belt
Amer Mach A Fay. t
Am Mach A Met (t)
Preferred.
preferred .100
20
20
83
7% preferred--100
B
14%
Bayuk Cigars new.t
3
Amer Laund Machao
Class
r
36
Foamlte Oorp—
Amer Metal Coj
(t)
Paper A
41%
Amer-La France
Amer
%
share
21%
8% preferred-.100
5
4%
3%
17%
27%
Class
Ool Fuel A Iron—(t)
New common
17%
57%
55
B
Preferred
Bathurst Power
Amer Home trod.
20%
5%
34%
40%
25
Am-Hawaiian SB 10
Am Hid* & leather*
Am Hardware..
kiwm
Ask
Bid
Par
~~Per
12
9
17%
(t)
7% part pref.. 100
93
16% Byllesby class A—
ft*
Barnsdall Oil
30
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share.
5
3
preferred—.
New
16" Byors (A M
15%
preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
Par
Butterick Co new (t)
4
23
Preferred——.100
Barker Bros
(t)
21%
39%
107
39
8% preferred--100
Stocks.
Ask.
2%
Bancroft (J) A Sons t
150
20
Bid.
pat
day of the month
Per share.
Per share.
4
3%
145%
1
1(H>
Amer Fork A Hoe(t)
Express
Amer Ham
Stocks,
Ask.
Bid.
Pat
Amer Equities Oo_
Am
STOCKS
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS
86
100
Deep Rock Oil
A Ref 7% Pf—100
Deere A Oo com—(t)
7% preferred—.20
Deisel-Wemmer
Gilbert Oorp
10
Preferred.—100
60%
17
76%
29%
22%
95
27%
July, 1936]
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks.
Par
Bid.
.
Ask.
&
are as near as
Stooks.
66%
Preferred.
58
3
Det Gasket A Mfg—
Common
1
Foundry
'
A
11
8%
9
.
Reynolds
50%
46%
(non-vot)t
Common B
(
2d pref—
116
1
Diamond Match.(t)
6% part pref.-.25
Diamond Shoe—
«*%pf (w w)100
Dictaphone oom.(t)
Preferred
100
53%
49
1
35
103
.
.
_
107
v
53%
120%
23%
25%
—
%
(t)
6% % cum pref 100
Film Inspect Mach.
Firestone Tire & Rub
114"
6% 1st pf
21%
2%
11%
19%
37%
42
45~"
32
33
,
50
52
_(+)
PT
pref.
Domestic Finance—
cum preference
(t)
Dominion Bdge.lOG
Dominican Coal
Preferred
25
Dominion Glass. 100
Preferred
100
Dominion Steel
* Coal B
25
Dominion Stores, (t)
Douglas Alrcrf __(t)
Douglas Shoe pf. 100
Dow Cbem com
t
102
...
115
'
"5%
.58
34%
28%
Piorsbelm Shoe comt
Flour Mills of Am(t)
si*
st*
Preferred
ft)
Follansbee Bros.(t)
Food Mach'y new 10
109%
4 % s conv pref. 100
Ford Co Ltd—
Guar Tr rets
Ford Mot of Can 100
Class A
t
7%
Class B
f
Ford Motor France.
Forem't D'y Prod(t)
•;
Conv pref.
(f)
Ft Worth Stk
Yds(f)
Foster Wheeler—
00^
26
(f)
96%
7%
•5%
Foreign shs A-.(f)
Foundation Co—
of
Canada
Fox
%
32
$7 conv pref—(t)
Foundation Co... f
Preferred
100
'Dow Drug.——(f)
(t) r
Driver Harris Co 100
Preferred
100
Dryden Paper
(t)
Brewing com
1
Fuller (G A) Oe—
Partic pref
(t)
2d preferred
1
28%
26%
Fuhrman A Schmidt
DubllierOond'ser (f)
Dunhlll Internat—1
B
f
Duplan Silk
t
8% cum pref. .100
DuPont (« I) de N
A Co oom
Deben stock
Gabriel Co.
149 %
148%
129%
20
.100
129%
Durham Dup Razor
Class A conv-.(t)
Prior preferred. (T)
Durham
Galr
Hosiery—
1
20
.
Duval Texas Sulp (t)
Eagle Lock..
25
East Dairies Ltd (t)
8%
28
2
Eastern Mfg com
Preferred
1%
8
Eastern Roll Mill..5
Eastern S8 Lines. .6
18*
54
83.50 2nd pref-(t)
Eastern Sugar Assoc
18%
Common.----—1
c
1A
124
%
,
5
5%
?!*
Transportation .5
.
32%
16%
0%
Mills
cum
preferred
Eitingon Schlld
88
.(f)
Electrical Steam
Sterlizer
Electric Auto-lite
5
36
5
7% preferred. .100
Electric Boat
Elec Ferries com
3
Indus Am shs
Elec
Shovel
Partic
16
44%
T
.
Electrographlc Corp
Common
17%
Elgin N Watch...15
Elk H Coal Corp. t
6% part pref...50
35H
1%
Ely Walker D G—25
1st preferred—100
2d preferred. .100
100
jj)
Common
conv
.(t)
pref...(t)
Gen
Stockyards, (f)
Preferred
(t)
Gen Theat Equlpt
Old common., (t)
New common, (t)
Conv pref vtc. it)
Sub warrants
Emerson'sBromo
Seltxer class A 2
17
18
Class B
2
8% preferred.—:
17
25
29
18%
18%
Gen Tire A Rub—26
67
0% cum pf A ..100
Genesee Brewing A.
Georgian Inc.—
A preference.. .20
Emsco Derrick
5
Endicott-Johnson_50
5% preferred.. 100
Eqult Office Bldg( t)
Eureka Pipe L
60
60
113
5%
Ex-Cell-O A A T
3
Exch Buff Oorp
t
Fair (The) Oh(c._.f
-
14
13%
27%
16%
7%
27%
17%
7%
9%
89%
75
26
2%
11%
49%
8% non-votpf.100
Fairbanks Morse., t
6% preferred—100
——
42
9
7% preferred.. 100
Falrchlld Avla
um
37
Eureka Vac Clean.6
Evans Prod
5
Fairbanks Co
19
148
1
6%
40%
6%
Fajardo Sugar
20
Falstaff Brewery—1
Famous
Players
3
12%
49%
150%
7
41
.6%
Can Co .'i? com-—1 r
18
25
Vot trust ctfs
18
Opt
Preferred
(t)
(f
..
Gillette Saf Raz.
conv
4%
>
38
J*
21
102
33c
18%
86c
3%
pref
37
29%
106
74%
98
y
9%
10
Preferred.
100
Hall Lamp com..(f)
pref-.lOO
(M A) 1st
cum
32%
6
«!*
d*
44
9
14%
75
12%
92
94
14
14%
43%
7% prior prefCl 00 1104
Globe Und'writers.*
Globe-Wernicke, (t)
Preferred
76
(f)
Gobel (Adolf) Co
1
4%
lJH
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
x
10f>
10
Brew.—.1
Hat Oorp class A..1
Class B
1
-
0%%
cum
pref
with warr
100
Hathaway Bak A(t)
Class B
(t)
Preferred
(f)
Hayes Body
2
Haytian Corp of
America
.(t)
7% cl A
H
Ex-dividend.'
25
(t)
Rubenstein
S3 pref.
(tl
HeUer (W E) com.2
Preferred w w..25
Helme (G W) Os
Common
26
7 % non-cum pflOO
iercules Motors.(t)
Hercules Pewd— (T)
7 % preferred- .100
Herr-Hall-Marv 100
Hershey Chocolate t
$4 conv pref
1
Heyden Chemical.10
Heywood-Wakefield
1st preferred
100
HlraifOE) OoA.(t)
Hoe (R) class A .(t)
7% prior pref
Preferred
Holt (H) & Co A .(t)
Hooker Electrochem¬
ical
100
Preferred
100
Horder's Ind
(t)
Hormel (G A) & Co t
Horn (A O) com—(t)
9%
Oil non-vot
2%
m
1
IVA
112
5%
-
r
_
t
93%
6%
6%
preferred..50
New preferred—5
Horn AHard't(NY) t
7% preferred—100
HsndaiUo-Hershey
Class A
(t)
Class B
--t
Household Tin pf. 60
Class A com., (t)
Houston OIRTexUOO
vot tr ctfs
25
How'd Smith Pap(t)
6%
preferred .100
15 H
Howe Scale com.(t)
Preferred
100
"4%
Hudson Mot Car .-t
Humble Oil A Ref(t)
t Without par value,
TMj
Preferred
100
,
Inland
Steel
(f)
Intercont Rubber(t)
Interlake Iron
(t)
Int. Agric Oorp
t
7% prior pref. 100
In* Business Mach.
t
18%
112%
40%
29
Inter Button Hole
Sea
Machine.. 10
35%
145
Int Cement Corp (t)
lut
25%
Cig Mach
(t)
Int Harvester
(+)
7 % preferred- .100
Int Mercb Mar.,
(t)
Int Nickel (Canada)t
7%
68
16
7%
cum pref.. 100
Int Pap A Pow A (t)
Class B
(f)
Class O(t)
r
•57%
i4%
.
—
Int petrol
ff)
Int Pfcg Ink
com—(t)
0 % preferred- 100
32
80%
6%
7%
10%
3 }
3%
H)
Industrial Rayon
(t)
Ingersoll-Pn nd
(t)
6% preferred .100
46
45
117
6
100
9%
A.(t)
Class B
Indus Accep
Corp t
Cum pref
100
Indus Finance vtc 10
2%
r
40%
_
7% preferred-.100
27
14
Indiana Limestone.
udlana Pipe Line 50
Indian Refcom
10
Indiana Terr Ilium—
96
.
Internat Prod—(t
Internat Pulp
■
Preferred
10(
IntlSaf RazB—(t
B—<t)
3%
4
25
22
1%
13%
27%
124
2
^
15
30
126
135
94
94%
3%
9%
i304
J**
3%
26%
173%
26
170%
23
47
29
87%
153
5
49%
128%
5
2%
2%
33%
35%
37%
109%
3%
7
lH
fo'i
88%
154%
5%
49%
129%
5%
3
2%
33%
36
38%
110
4
3
"l"
26
14%
116%
25%
48%
26
15
16
9
IntTextBook..— (t)
27
6%
6%
8%
Salt.
•K«rnat Shoe.
Internat Silver .100
•er
7% pre! erred.. 100
Int'l Vitamin Corp. f
Interstate Bakeries.
2%
6%
3%
7%
6%
14%
120
25
107
105
ig"
8
18
27%
101%
34
125
"l%
4%
15
12%
ocernat
»::4
Preferred...
Interstate Dept Sts t
7 % preferred-.100
Interstate Hos'y.(t)
Intertype Corp..(t)
8% 1st pref...100
Iron Fireman vtc(t)
Irving Air Chnts—1
L.) Co.l
Jacobs (F.
Jewel Tea
(t)
Inc.(T)
7% preferred. .100
Johnson Educ'r BisClass A_.
f
Johnson Tin Foil
Johns-Manv
112
110
A Metal
mo
7
4
1%
JonasANaumburg2%
2%
Jones A Laughlln
Steel com
100
34
30
5%
5%
%
1%
108%
13%
111
7% pref
100
Kalamazoo Stove (t)
New common. .20
K O Stock YdsMel 00
12
22%
xl*
108
131
71%
H6%
72%
118%
Preferred
46
85
k2 6
149*
6%
79
102
120
6%
26" ~
20%
15%
82%
103%
122%
8%
62
3%
"3%
33%
78%
34
41
42
78%
93
5
22%
7
70
80
27%
28
90%
92%
1%
23%
7%
"8"
Tire
—.5
$0 preferred—(t)
Ksliagg Switch A S10
Preferred
100
115
1%
119%
Selsey-flayes Wheel
Oanv class A....1
Class B
1
Halvinator Oorp.(t)
20%
22%
18%
20%
93
96%
22%
18
Kendall Co—
2?*
13
36%
Springhd
Common
34
43
25%
20%
14%
22
Kelly
129
20
118
Kaufman Dep St
Com
12.60
Kaynee
160
28%
108%
95%
29%
19%
95
94
125
26%
15%
96%
30%
108
148
2lH
23
15
92
120
27
4
20
105
10
100
Kayser (Jul) A Co. 5
KMtb-Albee Orph—
7% conv pref. 100
8%
6!%
100
Katz
22%
1%
59
57
Drug pref—(t)
Preferred
13%
$0 part pref A.(t)
Ken-Rad Tube—
&
Lamp A
Keystone Steel
37
111
(t)
10%
A
wire com
t
21%
21%
Keystone Watch
8
Case
35%
111%
9%
37
96
33
36
113
11%
43
34%
107%
39%
23%
7546*
48c
Mot.l
"4%
"4%
52%'
22
BJeinert Rubber..10
8
9
Knott Corp
1
Knox Hat com..(t)
Kobacker Stores .(t)
4
5
~6~"
35
-
108%
40%
23%
Cum pref 7%.106
Kolster-Brand Ltd—
75%
3%
34
32
3%
3%
"8"~
Kqppers Gas A Coke
Amer shares
"8%
88
£1
X
100
102
Kresge Dept Stores 1
8% preferred--100
Kresge (S 8) Os—
5
6
78
89
Preferred
57
rll
r..L.
25%
2%
5%
35
8%
24%
2%
.
20
99
12%
5
45
Kimberly-Clark. if)
Kingsbury Brew.. 1
King Royalty —(t)
Kingston Products. 1
16 2-3
Kinney (G R) Inc. -t
$8 preferred. -100
Kirby Petrol
1
Klein (D E) Co..(f)
20
3^
30
KinnerAir A
29
—
'Hupp Motopk Last sale,
14%
57%
13%
1
.....
Old
31%
73
Glmbel Bros
t
7 % preferred. .100
Glen Alden Coal
t
Glidden Ce._
t
Hale A KUburn—
Hollander (A)A8od.5
105
Holland Furnace-(l)
S5 conv pref-.(t)
43c Holophane Co..
Preferred..
18%
96c Holly Sug Co
71
95
A*
(t)
7% 1st pref—.100
Gurd (Chas & Co) (t)
DnAVAiutn/l
1 AA
Preferred
100
22
28%
23
r
37""
36
101
Gibson Art
Gilbert (A C)
Preferred
Gilcrist Co.
34$|
32
warrants
Gen Time Instru.(t)
$5
108
33%
116%
36%
.
Gen Steel wares.(t)
82
107
6 % preferred- 100
Gen Refractories (t)
Gen Steel Casting—
$6
—.1
7%
o37%
6%
52%
S0pf with w»rr..
Gen Rayon A stk. (t1
Gen Ry Sign com m
6
(t)
Elec 8tor Batt
36
80
Gen'l Print Ink—
Coal
pref
7%
—H)
30
Preferred
100
Elec A Musical—
121%
6% preferred..100
Gen Optical pf
Cf)
Class A
13%
t
193
173
38%
66
as
39%
of Gt. Brit A Irel'd
Am dep rets ord £1
100
$6 preferred..-100
SI.50 preferred (t)
Greyhound Corp __5
New common .(t)
Groc Store Prod.25c
Hearst Oonsol Pub—
41%
64%
119%
66%
121
10
25
A com..
(f)
Grnfld Tap A Die.. t
Hasel-Atlas Glass.21
Haseltlne Oorp
t
41%
63%
118%
66%
6% pref
(t)
Gen Outdoor Adv't'g
Common
ft)
100
146%
37%
102
f
Motors
92
58
37%
pref..100
General
10%
23%
141
28
35%
136%
7% preferred.. 100
Green (H L) Inc.-.l
7% preferred—100
Greir Bros Cooperage
8
90
Flreproofing.. t
General
"3%
M
56%
Preferred
.100
Gen Foods Oorp.(t)
Eisemann Magneto t
88
10*
21
General Cable—.(
Class A
<
7% pref
1_„
Gen Cigar commsn t
Gen
Great Nor P»m
25
West flug.it)
0%
7%
111
126
38
Great
Common
Preferred
Hartman Tob
ii%
17%
Preferred.
—100
Great Lakes SS
Common
(t)
$5 cum pref—_(t)
Harb-Walk Kef—
147
.5
General Elec Ltd—
Am dep rets reg£l
50
Station com._
10
Gt Atl A
Pac Tea
Non vot com
t
Harvard
...6
44
20 y
13%
imperial Tobaccs
4
Gray Telephone Pay
Hanna
22%
8% preferred—(t)
Gen'l Bronze
.100
11%
9%
20%
•f Canada com..6
3%
33%
4%
7l"
11
£1
Registered shares,
imperial Tobaccs
59
2
(})
48
Gen Asphalt
10
General Aviation..l
162 %
Edison Bros Stores, f
Preferred
100
Elsler Elec Corp ..1
69
A*
Grant (W T)
Graton A
Knight—t
44%
2%
5%
Gen Alloys Co.—t
Class A pref
10
General American
t
13
67%
57%
17
37
68
Imperial Oil Ltd (t.»
94%
138H
34^
60
Pack——(f)
Gen Baking
60
t
6% preferred.-100
Easy W Macb B.(f)
Eaton Mfg Co
t
Economy Groc Strsf
93
P
(WF) Printing 10
Haloid Co
5
Hamilton Watch, (t)
S6 pref
100
Hammermlli Paper
Common
;
10
37
7%preferied—100
General Electric. <t)
1
24%
$3 cum conv pf (t)
Granite City St l.(t)
P all
(t)
Preferred
(f)
Gamewell Co.... I
$0 conv pref—(
28 %
170
Preferred
Eastman Kodak.,
Industries
18%
36
110%
Imperial Ohem
i3%
Gypsum L A Ala.(t)
18%
18%
(Robert)
Garlock
Class B com., (t)
0 % preferred. 100
19%
97%
,
"12%
Gulf States Stl—
Franklin Ryaup.(t)
FreepOTtTexOe.. 10
6% conv pref. 100
Froedert Grain A
Malt pref
—.15
Class
97
_
Grand Nat Films
Grand RapsVarn.(f)
Grand Union ctfs
1
...
%
"4"
Sylvan.(t)
6%sconv pref.(t)
t
9%
94%
Frefprred
Ask
A:12%
Ideal Cement—— (t)
IlllaolP Brick
26
19%
100
A
Rubber com., (t)
$7 1st pref
(f)
Goodyear T A R of
Canada
(t)
Preferred
50
Uuantansm* Mug
t
6 % preferred- -100
Gulf Oil Corp
26
24
Film class A —t
Francisco Sugar. 100
Preferred
100
Dresser (8 R) A...T
Hygrade
h
.
Preferred
100
Fisk Rubber Oorp.l
$6 preferred
100
intkote Co com..f
_
21
16%
Hosiery (voting), t
7% preferred.. 100
Graham-Patae Mot.l
105%
47%
w.100
w
24%
26%
16
Dixon (J)
(J) Oruc_.l00
Doehler Die-Oast (t)
oehler
Goebel Brewing
1
Gold Dust
Corp v tct
Gold Seal Elec.—. 1
Goodrich (B F>
♦
Gotham Silk—
90
10
Bid.
HygradeFoodProd .5
Gorbam lnc oom A (t)
S3 pref with war. f
Gorbam M fg vtc. (t)
Sec."1$
5th AVeBu
Filene's Sons
Common
Huylers lnc—
Common
1
7% pref stmpd 100
34
32%
15%
Goodyear Tire
Fidello Brewery—.1
Fldd (Marshall) A
Par.
Per share.
preferred...(f)
7 % preferred.
(+)
18
||)
Preferred
Preferred
Dold (Jacob)
-
_
(t)
H)
$7
30%
Preferred
(t)
Ferro Enamel
(t)
Preferred
5.50
Fiat Am dep rets
55%
21%
_
Class A
35%
41%
41
Dictograph Prod-.2
Distillers Co Ltd.£l
Distillers CorpSeagrams.
(t)
Distillers & Brew's. 5
Distillers Liquors. .5
Dixie-Vortex Co—
Common
^
Shoe com.
20%
10%
5
Class A
Class A
Class B
Feltman A Curme
18
HZ*
8tocks.
Godchaux Sugar—..
14
Fed Screw Wks-(t)
Federated Dept Sts t
Ask.
Bid
Par.
87
of Issue.
Per share.
14%
28%
9%
3%
.
63
3%
49%
20
6% preferred—.20
Detroit Gray Iron &
Devon
67%
54""
49
t
Detroit Paper Prod 1
Fanny Farmer Candy
Common
.("
Fansteel Metaliurg
Fedders Mfg com (t)
Federal Met Ti—ft)
122
51
Stooks.
Per share,
Dennlson Mfg—
_
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Per sharr
7% Preferred. 100
8% preferred. .100
Dentist Supply——.
Denver Un Skyds(t)
Derby O & Relcom t
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date
Com (vot)„.._.J0
90
23%
101%
102%
23%
102%
2
4
7% preferred—100
17
20
Kress (SH)ACe (t)
71
75
16%
62%
2%
16%
62%
2%
6% preferred —10
Bxeugar (G) Brew
11%
22%
11%
22%
t Called July 1 at 105.
Quotations for aU
Stocks.
Par.
Bid.
Laclede Steel
t
r
1U0
r
Milling
^referred
100
M ell ins Food
10
1
Melville Shoe
Wood<
of
Lake
(t)
100
78
116
193*
19%
Lakey Fdy A Macb 1
Lambert Co.
t
4 **% Pref
143
140
Mengei Co
7% cum pref—100
7%
193*
0%
19%
26
Clark
Lane Bryant Inc
40**
9%
38%
9%
-(f)
Merchants A Mfrs
Sec Co cl A
1
7% pref w w__ 100 k
Lanston
Monotype
Machine Co.—100
Lawrence Portland
78
81
89
100
Lee Rub A Tire..
.6
Lofcourt Blty Corp 1
Cony pre.
(t)
18
19%
14%
Cement
7% preferred.. 100
Lehigh Valley Ooait
6% cum cony pf 60
Lenman Corp..-(f)
Lehn & Ftnk Prod 6
Leonard Oil Dev..26
Lerner Stores
(t)
Li bbey-Oweno-Ford
silt
t
'
28
169«
^ks.t
293*
11 %
45%
7 % preferred- . - 60
Lindsay LtAGhemlO
Preferred
10
Link Belt Os
(t)
Lion Oil Refg—.
t
46**
4**
10**
37**
93*
37
12
'11**
35
r
t
r
t
$6.60 cum pref.(.t)
Loew's Boston Th 26
1
Long Bell Lum A It)
Loft Inc
20**
183*
7**
6**
483*
107**
2
Common
14
$5 preferred.——
Longwest Corp
Loose Wiles Bis—25
43
6% preferred—100
110
Loru «
393*
Taylor—1UO
118
.100
1
^ynch Corp
MacAnd A Forbes
m.
Pipe
6% preferred--100
Macfadden Newsp.t
Preferred
(t)
Mack Trucks Ino (T)
MacMillan Go—(t)
42%
10%
10c
17
13*
11**
0%
4%
7 % preferred. -100
Mandel Bros lnc.(t)
Mangel St com..(f)
0** % pf w w—100
Manhattan Shirt.26
9%
61**
323*
423*
11**
18""
23*
123*
part pref
1.05
r
3%
3%
13%
r
■
Moore Dist
Moore Dr For
A_(t)
Morreii(John) A Got
Preferred
(PhUip)
10
A Go Ltd
Morse Twist Drill
9
9
Mullins Mfg Corp—
Class A
7.50
27
1.25
4
(t)
Mot Wheel
1
Class B
$7 conv pref—(t)
Munslngwear Inc (t)
Murphy (G O) Go
33*
15
_
(t)
Common
5% preferred -100
Murray Core—
10
Corp
1
Marion St Shov— (t)
Preferred
100
Marshall Field A Co t
Martin Parry Corp.t
Masonlte Corp ..(t)
40
413*
0%
Muskegon Piston—
Ring com
t
Muskogee Oorp
7% preferred—100
Massey-Harris.—(t)
105
Rockwell
0%
24
28
14**
8**
143*
8**
89
5
Preferred
100
Mathl'son Alkali. (t)
33**
29**
7% preferred. .100
.
Mavis Bottling A..1
155
4c
52
Mayflower Assoc. (t)
May (The) JOept
Stores Co com..10
Maytag Co
1
1st $6 pref
(t)
pfww.(t)
$3cumpfx:-w._ (t)
cum
w*
~
(t)
92
Nash
(t)
1
"53*
Nat Automotive
34**
293*
159
48**
Warrants
2**
99**
303*
(t)
McColl-Frontenac
OU Go
(t)
Preferred
100
McOord Rad cl B (t)
10c
Nat Baking com
Preferred
Nat Bellas-Hesa—1
r
14**
102**
9%
1
7 % preferred- -100
Nat Breweries
Preferred
25
1093*
493*
50
100**
31**
15
103
93*
15
15**
98
16
McKeesport T PI (t)
973*
17**
100
McKesson A Robb—
6
9
pref—(t)
McLellan Sts cooi(t)
6% conv pref-100
44
s
Dredg.. (f)
fit.
Ralft
>
n
1st
(t)
preferred-.100
2d preferred
100
Nat Gasket com.(t;
Preferred $7
(t)
Nat Container
<
13**
103
1
83**
llAmtnal
9%
443*
13**
105
84**
$2 conv pref—(
Nat Dairy Prod.
Preferred cl A-H
Pref class B—100
Nat Dept Stores, (t)
New common—(T)
$6 pref
Nat Enam A
Stpg(j)
Nat Firs-Proofing
Preferred
9%
Parke. Davis Co. ft)
41H
24%
Parker Rust Prf.2%
Park A Tllford inc. 1
k
106**
29%
8 3*
9
00%
17 %
69
18
AH
16
26
Penick
7%
$7
43%
152
44
154
N
39
%
1%
42
8
45
-45%
47**
3%
i*
oO
50
PhlUips Petrol
3hoeolx Hosiery
3
39 %
15c
25c
5%
31 %
19%
6
14
Car Corp com
14%
14%
20%
27%
49
8% conv pref-100
t
Pillsbury Flour Mills
36
6
pref
**
2%
3%
4
6
52
54
44
B pref
No Amer Match.(
46
OU
**
%
North A Judd...
Pitts Coal
6
5%
34%
43*
23**
43*
36**
5**
243*
83
4
«
2%
2%
(t)
preferred—50
20
23
Norwich Pharm.(t)
39
40
Novadel
_
10
Preferred
10
1st
106**
283*
22
preferred—10(
108
123*
1083*
133*
(tj
10(
i*
109
14**
96"
100
m
—
—
-
6**
6
45
Class A
12**
92"
35
42
109
107
r
52
)
22 %
27
Otis
Elevator
20%
ill
111
26**
80%
2%
4%
)
Otis Steel—-
7% prior pref. 10
)
>
Outlet Co
com
6
4
95
.
)
10%
103*
25%
.
8%
*38
'
112
r
\
112
463*
18%
46
18**
)
18%
119
26
135
—
13**
78
14**
1%
133*
80**
143*
52
53
A**
115**
"4%
S
Rights.
)
]
7% preferred..
Overman
(t)
100
Itts United Oorp 25
7 % oonv pf——100
15
13
ou
Preferred
-
Preferred
(t)
1
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil.....6
Pocahontas Fuel.100
Preferred
100
Poor A Co class B.(t)
29
20
102
Ohio Match wi
Common
149**
150"
2%
2%
.
Cushi<
8c
1%
30%
2%
55%
8%
2%
25
7%
38%
9H
119H
8H
10
Plttsb Term Coal—1
Pitts ton Co
225
(t
>nio
76
r
lio Brass pref—10(
Class B
1
Ohio Leather
87%
215
161
r
Pitts Screw A Bolt (f)
Pittsburgh Steel
Pleasant Valley
Wine Co
38,
37**
Agene—(t
SJ.
(Pa)
6 % preferred- .100
Pitts Forgings
1
Plttsb Pi Glass
25
6 % preferred. .100
Norwalk Tire A
OgUvie F1 Mills.
ea jross. t
Pitney-Boweo Post, t
Preferred
Northam Warren
88
12%
10%
14%
Pines Wlnterfront_5
PlreUl Co of Italy
Am shs 500 lire
Plttsb Brewing
16
49 %
(t)
common
7%
Class
7%
11
Pierce Petrol
36
_
Rubber
u%
.
80
18"
l!
Governor, (f)
^terce Oil Oorp
-25
siH
50
101%
17%
5
75
14
5
Preferred
77
13%.
6
5
Pierce
82%
76 %
11
98
41%
t
Pie Bakeries vtc(t)
Pierce Arrow Motor
10%
(t)
1
North Amer Avia.1
No European
1H
7
-
Noma Elec Corp..
Class IA
iip4
33%
21%
7% preferred. .100
86 %
33%
19%
13^
2%
_
100
5%% pref
3
N Y Transports .10
Nicholson File_.(t)
NIles-Bem't-P'd
_
Phelps-Dodge—. .26
PhUa InsulWire-—t
Phil A Read O A I.t
^h ill Ip-Jones Ooro ♦
7%preferre< -.100
PhUUps Packing—
Common
t
2%
-10
-
-
33
21
Petrol .Derivatives, f
Pfeiffar Brewing, (t)
25
100
Y Transit.
111%
.5
Petrol Conversion.
%
37%
114%
__
(t)
it)
Pet Ooro of Am
50
Founders shares .1
N
41
10
.
Pet Milk.
87
(t)
5%
115
_(t)
Perfect Circle
9%
N Y ShlDbuildlng— 1
7% pref
117
.2
called
Preferred
48
210
10%
t
el
Fuel
8%% conv pf
10
Common
37%
v
pref
Peoples Drug Stores
3
100
5% noncum pflOO
Y Merchandise-
160 %
conv
Common
100
100
First pref
6
34
Penn Salt Mfg...50
Penn Sugar..
20
18%
112%
NY Investors com(t)
Second pref
N Y Dock
3%
pref A100
Common
(t)
t
NYAIt Brake
conv
Pdnn-Mex
Land, (t)
~T%
85
1
aa—
Penn Glass Sand—■
Co..(+)
3%
94%
3}
70%
t
Co
O)
Common—.— (t)
New Mexico A
93%
5%
2%
32%
Peon Coal A Coke 10
(t)
6% preferred-.100
Arlsona
(J
Pa-Dixie Cement
100
N Y Auction
7%
105
3
Ford
A
Penney
Newton Steel
27%
'
100
Pender(D)Grocy At
Class B
(t)
*
101 %
1%
3H
6
35c
Peerless Mot Oar
Bedford Rayon
A.......25
Glass B
25
New Bradford OU. 5
New Hav Ol com .25
6%% pref
100
N J Worsted pf .100
New Niquero SuglOO
3%
12%
22
(t)
$4 pref cl A
(t)
8% cum pref..100
Pathe Film Corp..1
7 % preferred
Peck, Stow A WUc 26
Glass
108%
30%
Trans,
Parmelee
Pathe Exch Ino-.(t)
5
6% preferred.
Nat Dist Prod—(+)
conv
McWm
...10
Nat Candy
3%
953*
McGraw-Hlli. Pub.T
$3
preferred—100
Nat Biscuit..
16
Nat Cash Regr
Conv 6% pref.100
Common
100
533*
McCrory Stores—
Common
Fibres A vtc.-(t)
Nat Aviation
10
r
pref. 100
Motors
55
McCahan Sugar-
Refining
Myers (FE) A Bro(t)
Nachman Springf
7%
52**
15**
109**
"
McCailCorp....
Preferred
Nat Acme Oa
10
6% 2d pref
—(t)
Preferred
8%
70
6% 1st pref... 100
,
A Machinery.. J 00
9*6
Midland...6
72
2^*
Morris Plan com
Morris
1
Bros
age com
38
38
9
Marine
Marlln
35
35%
100
Preferred B
2
,
(t)
Glass A
Corp..6
Mount'n A Gulf OU 1
Mountain Prod
.10
Mueller Brass Co__l
18%
7-
~8"~
2
Pictures
Common
5% preferred
Newport Indust—1
New Bedford Cord¬
Moody's Invest Serv
Motor Products.
50
24
t
8
18
Mapes Cons Mfg.(t)
Maple Leaf Mill.
Preferred
1_.
Maracaibo Oil Expl 1
Margay Oil Corp. (t;
Ward
4%
48
8
Montgomery
Moore Corp com.
Preferred A—1
—
35
Manlschewltz—. (t)
Manning Bowman
A Co class A__(t)
Class B
(t)
w
Co common
23**
413*
363*
—
:
70
5
Monsanto Oh W tcslO
'40
30
Macy(R H)Co Inc.t
Mad Sq Garden—(t)
Madison (BL H)—_t
Mallory (P R)
t
naanaci Sugar. —100
Line
Paramount
(t)
New Process
Monroe Loan Soc—
"•
24
44
$
Paramount-PubUxlO
New
w.100
Molybdenum Oorp.l
36
35%
128%
1%
8%
58%
32%
Macfadden Pub. _ C t)
5
Kansas—
Preferred
3**
23
35
120
735*
Rights
com—(t>
--(t)
7% conv pref 100
Nelson (Herman)..5
Neptune Meter A (t)
Nestle-le Mur cl A_t
Newberry (J J) Go
Neisner
57
Paramount Mots. (t >
Nehi Oorp
50
100
Mock Judson A Voe
Common
(t)
63*
41
10
•
rom(t)
Mo Portl Oement_25
23"
kiw*
■
5
Steel
Ludlum
m
2
12
8*
t
Mlnneap-Molhae
Power Implem__t
$6.60 cum oref--T
Mission Oorp
(t)
145
34**
SH
5%
2%
8% conv pref.100
Pantepec OU Co
1
Parafine Co Inc. ft)
preferred--100
rv»niraon.
Regulator
(+)
6% pref ser A.100
Minn MIn A Mfg. (t)
/o
0**% conv
Valve...(t)
I
1
Panhandle P A R_. t
25
NatomasCo
Navarro Oil
Minneap-Honeywell
kmtm
M
d?A
Scrip
mm,'-
6
Ludlow
Preferred
—
m
22 J*
(t)
(f >
pf-100
21%
10
1st pref. .10
Missouri
—
143
Packing,
Louisiana Oil Ref
%
cam.
Miller (i) Sons
Pref 6 %%
111
200
112
preferred—100
preferred—100
Lorlllard (P)
10
7% preferred—100
4
6
12
1
com
Southern
Nebel (Oscar)..
(t)
MIdvale Go
Transp
Pan-American
t
2% Nat Tea com... 3% Nat") Transit—12.50
Nat Union Radio (t)
m
251H
non-cum dlv
sh
—..(t>
43**
1st
7%
55
100
Pan Am Petrol A
Refg—(t)
Nat Supply
2**
$2
20
2d
Loudon
8%
2%
53*
143*
40**
5
t c
(t)
10
Foreign 1st pref..
Oorp... 26
Nat Sugar
60
t c
Products
65
20**
183*
7%
5%
48%
106**
103*
v
Nat Steel
§
Pan-American
(t)
Nat Steel Oar Ltd
7
49
121
5]
100
Pan-Am Airways
1%
S
pref—-100
New $6
Midland Steel
4**
61
47
115
118
(f
Midland OU Corp—
$2 conv pref
(t)
36
4
49%
-.10
Middle States Petv
10%
150"" Pairpont Mfg
Cos
Oonv part pref.
Nat Shirt. Sh Del
48%
6%
Mid-Con* Pet.
Glass A
Glass B
12
preferred—(+)
Nat Service
60
Metrop Tobacco-100
Mexico-Ohio Oil.(t)
Mich Gas A OU
1
Michigan Sugar—(t)
Preferred—
10
12
4
Lockheed Air Craft.
Locom ottve Firebox t
Loew's Inc—
20**
30**
7%
7%
55
(t)
(t)
$3.25 pref.
109
193*
'
9a
------
Nat Screen Ssrv
Metal A Thermit..f
Preferred
100
109
160
Lincoln Printing, (t)
Class B
283*
107**
107%
Liquid Carbonic
t
Lit Brothers
(t)
Preferred
100
Loblaw Groc Ltd At
Metal Textile
2
27%
25
.100
Preferred
100
Nat Rub Mach—
30""
26
12]
4]
(t)
2d preferred., (t)
Pac Eastern Oorp
Pacific W est Oil. (t)
Nat Ref com
75
53
6
Machine
Mesta
_ _
$7
8% % pref A..100
Mesabi Iron
.1
57**
8**
%
preferred- -100
Lily Tulip Cup— (T)
Locom
52
1st preferred—
Packard Motor.
*-<t)
preferred
100
National Lead.. 100
New common—10
7% pref A
100
6% pref B—.100
National Leather.10
Nat Licorice cim 100
Preferred
100
Nat Lock Washer.20
37% Nat Mfrs A Stores (t)
Nat Paper A Type
1
Common
100
preferred..—100
33%
116
Nat Print AppU
(+)
48% Nat Radiator
70
(t)
Scott
110
57
8
7%
Lima
47
7/
109 %
26
B
Common
114
18/
pflOO
6
Llg A Myers Tob-26
31**
6% preferred.. 100
J%
39
10
Pacific Coast Co
53
51%
103**
•i
55
Merck A Co com.. 1
15
14 %
Liberty Baking
Life Savers
2%
_
.
2%
9%
101%
Lib McNeil A Lib (t)
36
Mergenth'ler Llno(t)
7%
Merrlmac Hat Go—
19%
Common
-(f)
97%
Preferred
60
2%
MerrimacMfg pf.100
Merrit, Chapman A
102
96
war—.100
29
Transportation (t
Merchants Refrig.
Preferred
1"
15
143*
7%
18%
Leh Uoai A Nav.(t)
(t)
k
Merchants A Miners
3
2
Leh Portl Cement 60
Pf with
Partic pref
135*
99
Per
18%
18%
T
1 st
31
_
Bia
Par
Oxford Paper com. t
6% preferred
t
Pac Amer Fisheries 5
1
w^.1
Class A w
Nat Fuel Gas
8M
Mercantile Storea(t)
Preferred..
10(
Landers. Frary A
Products
Nat Food
Natl Gypsum—
Class A
50 5-*
Stocks.
Per share.
105
Mead Johnson AOot
193*
26**
19%
24c%
6C
the
.(t)
$6 preferred ser A.
Mead Corp com
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Stooka.
Ask.
Per
14
Per share.
Kroger Grocery A
Baking common 1
preceding the date of issue.
securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month
Ask.
Bid.
Pat
Stocks.
STOCKS
& MISCELLANEOUS
INDUSTRIAL
88
P
...
13%
0%
7l's
1H
19%
13%
40
96
1S^
22
Kic A Tob—
Class A
(t)
irto
(t)
5
Class B
Potrero Sugar
Preferred
-.5
Prairie OU A Gas .26
'rairie Pipe L—25
°ratt A Lambert,
Prentice Hall
t
(t)
I
12
30
preferred.(t)
I*
Pressed Metals—(t)
Pressed Steel Car (t)
7 % preferred- .100
Proc A Gamble., (t
26%
2%
24%
45 %
conv
8% Preferred—10<
5% oref
100
Producers Royalty. 1
Propper M'OaU'm(t)
Publication Oorp (t)
First pref
100
PuUmanlnc
(t)
Punta Alegre Sugar f
Pure OU Oa
(t)
8% preferred.-ino
0% votpref
100
Purity Bakeries—(t)
Pyrene Mfg..
10
210
118
J
38
103
45%
13}
%
106
906A
12%
0%
July, 1936]
INDUSTRIAL
Stocks.
«
share.
120
far
.
Quaker
Oats
(t)
150
0% preferred.. 100
Radiouorp—See P U
Kadio-Keith-Orph
5%
_t
Rainbow Luminous
Product A
__t
Glass B com
t
Paper Go
(t)
Glass B
({)
II*
2%
15
235$
108)4
Seton Leather—(t)
Sharon Steel Gp..( t)
2154
Raymond Concrete
Pile common
t
Preferred
+
Raytheon Mfg
$5 conv pref—(t)
Sharp A Dohme—t
93.50 conv pref—t
92
vot tr ctfs com 50c
Pen
(t)
Shell Tranan A Tr £2
Shell Union OH
t
634%conv pf-100
Sherw-wlUlamr
25
_
Hosiery M (vot)10
7% prefvot
100
Reece
Button-Hole
22
Machine
10
Reece Fold Mach.10
Reed Roller Bit__(t)
2
22 34
Reeves (Daniel), (t)
0 54 % pref
100
754
Preferred
7% 1st pref...100
Belter-Foster Oll.(t)
Reliable Stores
(f)
Reliance Mfg Co
(Illinois)
10
153
Yards
23
Sloss-Sbeff SAT
100
Rice Stlx Dry Gds.t
1st pref..
100
(tj
1
Royal Typewriter (f)
(t)
5
(t)
I-
Stand
Stand
Stand Oil (Ohio)..25
Regis Pap, com 5
Preferred
100
Salt Creek Prod.
Sanborn
10
Map...-25
Savage Arms
<t)
Savan'b Bug com_. t
Preferred
-100
Savoy Oil
6
Schenley Distillers .5
6X% pref
100
Schtff Go com., (t)
7 % preferred -100
Schulte Real Est.(t)
Schulte Retail Sts.l
8% preferred. 100
Schulze Bake pref.
-
_
Scott Paper
t
Scovill Mfg
25
105"
654
37
28
Standard Products
1154
118
3
4
9954
40 X
10034
30
29
103
1»
il*
17
115
5834
2634
104)4
1234
t c
10
8teln(A)AOo com(tj
6)4% pref
100
Sterchi Bros., com(t)
Common
1
654
36)4
'1154
634
69)4
3354
ii*
$2 cum pref w w(t)
Seaboard .Oil
< t)
Seagrave Oorp.
(t)
Sears. Roebuck A
ware
Stone A
Preferred
*
AFuUer(t)
Webster
(f)
10*
1834
854
(tj
100
t Without par value.
Ex-dividend.
StrombergOarlson( f)
6% pref
100
85
Stroock A Go
com—(t)
Selberllng Rubb
5
Stinnes(Hugo)Gorp5
StixBae
Segal Lock A
.(t>
Triplex Saf Glass—
Am dep rets reg £1
Preferred
27
1754
1154
59)4
28 34
107
13)4
2854
(t)
Studebaker Corp..1
Stutz Motor Car__t
Sullivan
Mach'y
t Called June 1 at 110.
(t)
142
1154
,1*
154
30
80
654
42
1734
5
38
111
3
1
t'Mtf
2
7% 1st pref—.100
Vicana Sugar
31
a-caro cnem-—
Oommoi
0% part
t
pref—100
5 % preferred-. 100
Vick Chemical....5
100
154
(f)
Viau Biscuit com
Va Iron G A c..inr
10
Steel
80
100
V
Truax-Traer Coal (t)
Trunz Pork Stores(t)
Vick
5
Financial
554
3554
434
1454
43
954
t
17 X
t
39 X
23
7% preferred. .100
Tuckett Tob pref 100 r 150
Tung-Sol Lamp—1
80c div convpf (t)
Viking
20th Cent Fox Film
7 % preferred- -100
Waco Aircraft
(t)
130 X
5)4
Wahl Company. . (f)
WalttA Bond inc A (t)
4)4
854
Common
(f)
A Co com
Preferred
100
t
Walgreen Co com (t)
0 X % cum pf
100
tooam
Walker (H) Good'm
Uoderw EH FisherUi
Rights
7 % preferred- -100
UnexceUed Mfg. .10
Un B A POorp-(t)
Union Oarb A Garb t
.
\V)
Preferred
i—H)
Ge
Ward Baking Gorp
Com Glass A-. (t)
Oom Class B.,,„ (tj
Un St Yds Omaha 100
Warner
Warner
1654
20
2754
Hi**
79
2454
1854
354
71
Aircraft...1
154
Bros
Oommoi.,
_
PIci-
5
....
$3.85 convpf—(t)
Warner-Quinlan
Oe
1734
654
100
7% preferred-
|)
13 X
34
115
28 X
A Worts com__
Walworth
Union Tank Car. (t)
United Carbon..—t
71
(t)
Glass B
Waldorf System
(t)
United-Carr Fast (t)
Chemical
United
-(t)
Vuican DetlnntugHX
(t)
Preferred
Pump
Preferred
Vogt Mfg
Twin Coach com..!
7% conv pref-100
1654
100
18
74 X
45
45
234
234
6334
v
Preferred
Steel Go of Can., (t)
Preferred
25
Stewart-Warner
7334
4234
44)4
Product*
Transport v t c—5
Unit Amer Bosch, (f)
United Biscuit—
of Am com
(t)
36
Bros.
1.
rrlco
3)1
lIH
Raalte Co.
11
1.30
Union OH of Oalif ,25
Stetson (J B) —rf)
Preferred
25
Co common
11)4
.
15)4
23 X
7% 1st pref..
Van
t
Forartnar
Steel
Ulen
**
Seaboard Fin Oorp—
Common
1
Seem an
25*
3754
5)4% prior pref.t
Valspar common. .1
Preferred
(t)
Vanadium Corp.. t
4
United Air Lines
Sterling Producta.10
Stern Bros A—
(t)
6034
3134
18J4
8)4
98
1654
common
Trenton Vail Dist-.l
2554
5% 2d pref
20
Sterling Brewing. .1
30
7% conv pref. 100
Valley Mould A Iron
158
Venezuela Mex Oil--
41
6% preferred—.50
934
23
preferred.100
7%
A
Stanley Works. .25
Starrett(L 8) Oo.lT)
Starrett Oorp
1
New com
114
11
1454
10
100
Vadsco Sales Corp
Common
(c
Amdeprcts def—
Todd Shipyards, (t)
Torr'ngton Co.-. (t)
TransamerlcaCorp t
Un Aircraft Corp.(
Warrants
-
12
117
40 54
__
Preferred
Stocks, Inc
(t)
Prod Expts. (t)
132
116
Screw
Preferred A
100
41*
Sugar-6
Utica Knit Go
Tob
100
100
Standard
354
6534
754
Utah-Idaho
Tubize ChatHlon —1
Class A
1
10
5% preferred-. 100
Stand Oil Export
5% guar. pref. 100
10254
5954
654
Tobacco Secur Ltd—
Am dep rets ord £1
Truscon
Stand OH (Ind)—25
Stand Oil (Kan)-.10
33
164
17
Transue A WlUlams
354
(t)
(t
Stand OI1 (Ky)
50
8% 1st pref. -.100
Unlv Pipe A Rad
1
7 % preferred.. 100
Universal Prod—(t>
354
454
22 X
8% preferred-.100
Allied
West Air Line
il*
71)4
111
Universal Pictures. 1
Trans Lux Daylight
Picture Screen —1
23
t
pref—(t)
(t)
Leaf Tot.
U niv
51
1954
(t)
Fruit
1554
10554
3054
49
conv
United Wall Pap —2
Universal Cons Oil—
40c
1854
10734
Dredging—
pref.
(t)
$3 pt parti pref
Stand OH (Oal)—
Realty, (t)
Tobacco A
165
Vot tr ctfs
5
70
Conv
90
at
9)4
Brands lt>
$7 pref ser A
1
Standard Brew—(tj
Stand Cap A Seal-.5
Stand Com Tob
t
88
St P Un Stk Yds.(t)
8
82
102
3234
.100
754
2654
Tishman
Transcontinental
St L Nat Stk
_
10654
t
Stand OH (Neb)..25
Stand OH of N J—25
■**-pfnrr«d
7% preferred—100
Tlmkeo Roll Bear (t)
65*
pref—100
St Lawrence Flour
Mills com
1001
Preferred
1001
St Law'ce Pap pf 100 J
¥--100
Timken-Det Axie.lO
(t)
52
Square D Go B
1
Class A pref—(t)
Squibb (E R) A Sont
130
50 j
St L Rocky Mt A
Pacific Go
100
2754
com
156
50
United Stores A
$6
JS
130
H54
39
Roofing
t
7% non-cum pflO
68
Preferred
Time Inc com
25
32
26
31X
11034
11154
3234
2J
133
Thurber Earth Prod
Tide W Absd OU.
f
Tilo
Standard
Ryan Cons Petrol u)
Safety Car H A L100
Safeway Stores— (t)
0% pref
100
7% Pref
100
St Joseph Stk Yd 100
St Lawrence Oorp (t) '
Preferred
U S Tobacco—
(t)
$3)4 pref
Thompson (J R)_. 25
Thompson Prod
t
$5 convprior pf(t)
8
So Porto RlcoSug (t)
.
-
1
454
Staley Mfg Go ..100
Preferred
100
100
Pref class A
f
South'n Pipe Line 10
Southland Royal, (t)
:
Co
7% preferred .100
pfdlOO
U S Sugar Oorp
t
U S Stores 1st
7% convpref—100
6% codv pref. 100
Tide Watfr Oil ...t
$6
of N Y ord shares-
Ruberoid Co
102
Exp-.100
preferred
f
8tahl-Meyer com (t)
105
95
Rossia lot Oorp._(t)
Royal Dutch Go
Russeks 5th Ave
Rustless Iron
A Steel
1334
...(t)
6)4% pref——100
Spencer Kellegg.(t)
8 perry Oorp v t c—1
Splcer Mfg Go
ft)
$3 conv pref A. (f)
$1.20 conv pfd_20
Rose 5 10A25c. Store
Preferred
1254
Common
5
5
114
234
Spiegel-May-Stern
.100
Rogers Majestic
Rogers Peet
100
Common
Thermold
45c
Common
100
Rocky Mt Fuel—100
Root Petrol Co
1354
Sparta Foundry...t
Spear A Co
1
$5.50 pref
(t)
Spencer Chain Sts(f)
Preferred
Roosevelt Field
1354
Sparks-WItn'gt'n Co
Robinson (Dwight P)
let preferred—100
Preferred.,
6054
126)4
1
preferred--1
0% cum
25
Go
U 8 Steel Corp.. 100
Spalding (A G) ABr (tI
7% 1st pref—100
Spang Ohalf't A Go t
(t)
3
$3.00 conv pf_. (t)
Thayer-Foss pref 100
8% preferred-. 100
flitter Dental Mfg.t
River Raisin Pap (t)
Robbins A Myers—
7354
2354
Pref with warr.100
S'west Pa P L
lstpf-100
n-cu
834
29
(t)
Rubber
8%
2334
1854
South Penn Oil... 25
IX
U 8
xl*
24*
8454
Sonotone Corp
Glass B
Tex Pac OoalAOil.lG
Texas Pacific Land
Trust old stk.. 100
(t)
Preferred
100
US Realty A Imp-, t
72 X
South Dairies A... t
954
US Radiator
Thempson-Starret (t)
Southeast
1
Preferred
5954
78
60
Texas <)orporatk>n2fi
Texas GmlfPrad. (t)
Texas Gulf Sulph (t)
7% preferred.-.50
South Coast Corp.f
113 54
2nd pref
100
Richfield OH of Oalif
Pref x-warr
25
Rlchman Radiator—
12334
(t)
22
15
54
.10
24)4
Soivay Amer Inv—
62
Reynolds Tob A—10
II*
54
Common.
Preferred
(t)
U S Rubb Red—t
US 8m Ref A Mln.6'
15*
27
28 *
U 8 Print A Liths—
Texon OH A Land—t
Thatcher M(g( vet) (t)
Warrants
common
41
Otfs sub shares., t
Texla Oil Corp
1
2354
Smyth Mfg
25
Snider Packing..(f)
Socony Vacuum
Conv
5
41
Smokers Match Go.
534
24 X
10734
_
Rock wood
4054
Typewriter vtc—t
Reynolds Metals, (t)
o54% conv pf-100
Reynolds Spring
t
Common
28
7% non-cumpflOO
Inc
154
U S Pipe A Foundry
Common
20
5
U S Playing Card-10
24 X
120 X
55 54
77
Go
2634
96)4
164
U S Postal Meter
8sP
¥
31-
054
16*
83
12
7% cum pr pf-100
Part conv A cl A (t >
U S Lines pref—(t)
Tennessee Prod—(t)
5
Smith A Corona
112
54
54
2X
1354
1354
3454
654
ft)
U 8 Leather v t c_(t)
(f)
Telaut'g'ph Oorp
Tenressee Corp..
t
20
7% preferred-.100
U S Hoff Machln'y5
U S Ind Alcohol,
100
-
U S Freight
U 8 Gypsum
Preferred
50
Term A Trans com _1
Smith (A O) Oorp(f)
7% cum pref..100
Reybarn Go Inc
1
3)4
38)4
Taylor (K) Dist—_1
Taylor Milling ..(t)
Tayler-Wharton
Iren A Steel eem.t
.
2
4u
75
64
is 54
Revere Cop A Br.. 5
Glass A
10
53
554% partic pr 50
Tastyeast Inc cl A _1
Taylor-Oolquitt Oe t
Technicolor Inc
7
8754
120
345
1854
(t)
15
100
134
7% preferred-.(t)
Preferred
90
1
Common
454
554
(A
.100
Preferred
U S Finishing
(t)
Preferred. ....100
U S Foil B
1
58
(t)
com
Preferred
5
common
AS**
95
n
40
7% conv pref. 100
U 8 Envelope—100
t
Preferred.
(V
t
U 8 Distrib
f
A
A (t)
U S Dairy Prod
Common
B
1
341
454
Skelly OH
6% cum pref.
1
Republic Steel
(t)
0% conv pref. 100
0% prior pref. 100
Respro Inc
t
Preferred
10
B
354
454
Singer Mfg Ltd.
£1
Sioux City Stock
5% prior pref..25
$6 pref
..25
New
90
10
(Franklin) A
Go 7% pref—100
Singer Mfg.
100
100
Renner Go
Reo Motor Oar
16
2934
Simmon
Remington Arms „t
_
1654
15
10(
Glass
25
Preferred
Talcott (James) Inc
29)4
934
(f
S
122
136
115
t
pref
Un Shipyards B—1
Untd Sb Mach Oo26
Symington Gould wi
Taggart Oorp com. t
ilV
Simms Petroleum.
100
com.
Symington <Je
1754
dep rets..£1
Un Prof Sharing, (t)
10% preferred. 10
Sylvania Ind Oorp( t)
135
112
Simmons Hdw A Pt
Common
t
i
Reis (Robt) A Go (t)
1st pref
Rem Vn Rand
Swiss Oil
14
Amer
Unit Paperboard 100
Preferred
100
Unit Piece Dye com t
Preferred
100
Sweets Go of Am_50
Swift A Go
25
Swift Intemat'l—15
32
49
Simmons Go..
Preferred..
Regent Knit Mills(t)1
Preferred
Pub
alH
454
Per share.
United Molasses Ltd
122
Swan A Finch Oil.15
60
16
Preferred
100
Slmmons-Boardman
Simmons(H) A
94
7854
0% cum pref.. 100
Sunray Oil .......l
Rights
Superheater Oo_. (t)
Superior OH
t
Superior 8te«l__..10
Sutherland Paper.10
56
5% pf ser AA-100
8her-Wms Oan_.(t)
(f)
Mfg
2254
Par
share.
(ft
1334
G)t
Sheaffer
Raybestos-Manhat t
Real Silk
Red Bank OH
7
23
OH cem
Bid.
Btooks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Sun
33
(t)
Belfridge Prov Stores
Am aep rets
£l k
Sellers (G I) A Sons
7% preferred-.100
Selby Shoe
Shattuck (Frank
8tooka.
Ask.
Per share.
Par
Sentry Safety Gon .1
Serve! Oe
1
7% preferred-100
Rainier Pulp A
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
89
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
&
Quotations for all securities are as near as
t
—
t
Warren Bros
42*
8*
.(t)
18)4
Warren Fdv A Pipet
25 X
22
$3
conv
pref.
Warren(S D)
Co.—t
(t)
Waukesha Motor.-5
22
$3part pref—(t)
Wayne Pump
i
Webster Elsenlohr(t)
34
37 preferred —100
WelchGrape Juice- 5
80
KM'
101
Common
Un Cigar
Stores—
46c
Common
6% pref
100
Certificates.
United Drug-
5
United Dry Dock (t)
Preferred
United
Dyewood-10
7% preferred--100
United El Coal.... t
Un Eng A Fdy
5
United Fruit
Un Merch A Mfrs.
United MUk Prod (t)
$3 preferred..(t)
** CaUed June 30 at 110.
a
Called Sept. 5 at 125.
23
22)4
12)
15
25"
105
5
Preferred
Wells Fargo Expr—1
Went worth Mfg—5
Wesson Oil A ttuo*
drift
com
5
$4 conv pref
1
West Air Exp ——1
35
West Auto
7!g
654
22
IX
18)4
3354
7954
,8
Western Cartridge
19
Supply
(f)
Common A
0% preferred.. 100
4054
10154
53
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price.
90
INDUSTRIAL
&
MISCELLANEOUS
STOCKS
Qnotatloiw for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of laane
S3 preferred
Western Grocers, (t)
Preferred.
100
Western Tablet ft
7
35
37
r
60
52
r
108
.24%
2%
43%
t c (t)
132%
23
37%
:!
WVa Coal A Coke
16
103
....
16%
104%
19%
Products pref.lOO
Wheel Steel Corp ft)
A ilson A Oo
22
.....
SQprei^red
22%
90
....
preferred...—50
The Goodwill
Station...
Wolverine
Portland
Cement com...10
Weedier Petrel—1
WoodsMfg pref .100
Woodward ALothrop
Common
10
50
Oil
A
7% preferred.. 100
1
Woolw'th (F W)
10
Woolworth Ltd—
Am dep recta ord.
Worcester Salt. 100
Preferred
.100
(t)
WUlys-Overland. .25
Preferred.-.-100
20
100%
Preferred.*.... 100
t No par value,
Wil-Low Oafs
Osnv pref
1
(t)
t
.
...
i.
—
Bid.
'
32%
i*
Tale A Tswne—..25
Yellow
Track
A
Coach Mfg ol B.10
32
IX
2
31
4
J*
50
60
70
62
120
26
'
63 H
53%
33 Vs
55
56
34%
60
"17 X
75
121
127
Preferred.....10C
Young (L A) Spring
100
„
,
t
5X% pref—100
Zenith Radio.... (t)
Zonite Products
1
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
x
17%
136
19%
..
A Tube
36
131
.
A
Wire
(t)
Yenngatown Sheet
§7%
69
35%
7 % preferred. 100
York Ice Mach.
Preferred........
95
28*
66
77
67 X
Young (J 8) Co..19C
53%
Ask
Per share.
Par
Worthlngtsn Pomp
A Mach...... 100
pref A
100
-pref B
100
Wright Aeronaut'l.t
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr..t
*5*
30X
95
k Last sale,
Stooks.
»
WJR
Wm Oil-O-Mat
Williams (R O)-.(t)
23%
38%
2%
Preferred
100
Westvaco Chlorine
14%
Wilcox A Glbbs
Wilcox
(H F)
A Gas
134
Weston El Instrn.
14 %
.
117%
Ask
Per sharb.
Wltherbee Sherman
W ilson-Jones
First pref.
100
WIeboldt Stores. (t)
3%
43%
117
ou
7% 1st part pf.50
W Va Pulp A Pap
Wilsonlte Corp
19 %
White (SS) Dental 20
White Rk Min Spgs-
25%
Par
22%
White Sew Mach (t>
S4 conv pref—.(+)
7%
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
share.
Stk trust ctfs.^(t)
West Indies Sugar. 1
Wesslns Air Br xe( *
Wxat'tar El & Mf. 50
Class
Bid.
Par
50
white Motor
West Dairies Inc—
V t c com
v
Stocks.
Per share.
Par
Stationery
Ask.
Bid.
blocks.
77
125
42%
61%
115
43
62
118
25%
6
25
_
6%
Ex-dividend.
Quotations are as near as possible for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
NetSurplus
Capital.
Unearned
Dec. 31
Par
Premium
Reserve.
1935.
NetSurplus
Dec. 31
Bid.
Per
96
100
53% 55 X
33%
31%
80% 83%
25
26%
3.000.000
7.600.000
15.000.000
3,000,000
3.000.000
1,000.000
100,000
1,000.000
3.343,740
1,000.000
1.000,000
200,000
7,500,000
5.000,000
1,500.000
1,000.000
3,000,000
1.000,000
2.000,000
11,045,514
16,234,049
13,581,745
4,411,641
3.653,137
4,503,181
431,984
1,405,735
10,318,567
4,044,764
1,656,943
333,721
4,051,676
5,926,649
1,767,487
2,002,467
13,021,473
2,155,487
4,740,623
11,512,102
17.949,363
7,861,584
4,960,261
1,898,615
3,965,380
10
500.000
931,296
460,654
5
10
400,000
1.500,000
1,719,762
1,875,679
26
100
(Boston)
Conn Gen Life (Hartf)
10
2,000,000
3,000.000
973,206 35,601,408
5,028,893 155,957,559
80
43
(Hartford).......
10
10
10
25
10
Agricultural (Watet'n)
Amer Alliance (N Y)
Amer Equitable (N Y)
5
Amer Fire (Wash*ton) 100
10
Amer Home Fire(NY)
Amer lnsur (Newark
Amer Relnsur (N Y -
2%
Amer Reserve (N Y>
10
Amer States (Ind'nap)
10
Ainer »uiei>
i t
25
Automobile ins (Hartf
10
Baltimore Amer (Bit ) 2%
Bankers A Shlpp (NY)
5
Boston (Boston)——
100
Buffalo Ins Oo (BnfT) 100
Camden Tire (Camden)
5
Carolina (Wilmington
N.O.)..
Central States Life (St
Louis)
City of NewYork (NY)
Columbian N at'l Lift
„
Oorcoran(Wash'ton)
Eagle Fire (Newark)
195
10 & "13"
649,634
11,486.212
i§* 15%
73% 76%
1,043,142
28% / 28%
1,938,908
35
40
638,910
49%
5,680,132
§i*
35
37
6,012,899
8%
8%
2,116,120
98%
2,760,446 I J4*
645
4,586,451 630
525
2,233,577 490
21
23
4,089,356
28%
29%
3%
1.750,000 3,166,392
4.873.990 55,419,475
%
Excess Ins (N Y)...
Federal Ins (Jer City)
3%
27%
85
1,500,000
750,020
2,000.000
2,400.000
3.464.825
1,000.000
2,000,000
200.000
7,500,000
d
20
Fire Assoc of Phiia.
10
20
25
.
(Wash'ten
Flremans Fund (8 F).
Firemen's Ins (Milw). 100
1,000,000
Flremans Ins (N ewark <
5 12,500,000
Franklin Fire (Phila).
5 3,000.000
General Alliance (Ne*
Gen Am Life (St Lj—I
Georgia Home..
1
600,000
500,000
500,000
10
10
Falls Insurance
(Glens Falls N Y).
Globe A Republic.
Globe A Rutgers Fire.
2d preferred....
Or alliuj
indemnity
(New York).
Great Amer Ins (N Y)
Hal!fax( Hallfax.N.m.)
Hamilton Fire (N Y)
Hanover Fire (N Y).
Harmonla Fire (Buff)
Hartford Fire (Hartf).
7,870,797
20,008,454
25%
45
40
27%
40%
99
1,000.655
Fidelity & Dep (Bait )
Fldellty-Phenlx(NY).
Fidel A Guar (Bait).
Glens
Lincoln Natl Life (Ft
Wayne. Ind)
Manufacturers Caa'ty
10
2.500.000
6,776,446
10
(Phila)
1
Maryland Cas (Bait).
Mass Bonding A Ins
12%
(Boston)
1.000.000
6.750,000
1,858,226
4,563,645
Merch Fire Assur/cem 2%
(New Yerk)
I pref 100
Merch Fire (Denver),
10
-.
(Hartford)
(New York)
Home P k M (B F)
Home Fire Security..
...
Homestead Fire (Bait)
5
5
15
2,500.000
1,000,000
2.337.770
2.355.325
963',614
446",836
4
722,046
12,245,920
3,433,882
43,680,627
1,763,864
8,785,717
350,784
13,970,145
2,881,317
1,206,804
1,743,427
5,997,341
15,613,447
2,701,569
8,469,714
234,927
11,826,325
43
9,329",112
12,163",484
9,348,990
5,700,503
2,132,848
924,540
tl,114,869
6%
""4%
45
1.224.284
30
31
2%
750.000
3%
60%
1 53
1115
2.000,000 2,972,102
1,000,000 18,014,972
51%
25
57
28
400,000
669,413
1.032,128
9%
1.000.000
878,326
1,224,992
860,000
7%
9%
'W
it*
Nat'l Union (Wash)..
Nat Union Blre(PItts)
New Amsterdam Cas
New
11%
Insurance
5
50 1,000,000
10
750,000
10 20.000,000
2
10
5
20
4.000.000
1,000,000
100,000
1.100,000
8,468", 648
6,013,931
4,652,279
316,212
5,318,167
9%
73%
10%
14%
124% 128%
11%
12
34%
1.000.000
Brunswick
36%
45%
47%
Fire
(New Brans. N J)..
„§*
1,010,088
424,698
(Plttafield. Mass)..
New Hampshire Fire
(Manchester. N H).
New Jersey Insurance
(Newark. N J).—
10
1,000.000
1.995,987
10
400.000
558,477
10
3.000.000
7.992,493
20
2
1.000,000 1,157,722
1,000.000 2,782,618
2,000,000 14,615,497
1.000,000 4.950,428
4,127.241
862.900
559,896
New York Fire
North River Ins (N Y) 2%
Northern Ins Oo (NY) 12%
Northwest Fire A Mar
(Minneapolis)
NorthwesternNatlonal
(Milwaukee)
45
97
42
49
99
43
76""
79"
Old Line Life (Milw).
36
42
Padfio Fire (N Y)...
Occidental Ins (S F).
100% 101%
10
10%
10%
31%
hm
20
50
1
5
10
10
10
10
10
7,385,647
2,110.286
5,963,150
2,660,719
} 8,285,912
24
3,290,383
13,388,052
577,896
27,553
4,426,826
711,294
31,452,356
39%
14%
43%
539,311
750,000 2,835,222
8,150,000 23,196,208
2,000.000 1,364,708
200,000
480,669
4,000,000 6,962,128
1.000,000 1,555,884
12.000.000 41,453,322
15
26
Pae Mut Life (L A)—
Pan-Amer Life (N O)
Phlla Life (Phfla)
Phila Nat (Phlla).
Phoenix Ins (Hartf).
Preferred Accident
(New York)
Providence - Washing
#1*
16%
£?*
(Providence)...
Reliance Ins (Phil)...
Republic (Dallas)
Rhode Island (Prov)
70%
8
Rossialns (Hartford)
St Paul F A M (St P)
Seaboard F ft M (NY
28%
22%
30
20
30
36%
27%
38%
73%
10 3.000.000 7,864,986
5 15.000.000
54,549,864
10
1.000.000 2,606069
10 4,932,000
348,911
10
500.000
(Philadelphia)—
700,749
482",379
379,259
50,041
6
1.000.000
22*
1,424,295
1,809,635
38
76
37
46%
5%
26%
180
10 12.000.000
54,324,418
City. Mo).
100
Knickerbocker (N Y).
5
Lincoln Fire (N Y)
5
1.000.000
1,000.000
210.000
k
lusi sale,
6,947.972
2014,262
211,978
ri
19,828,421
71
71,173,106
1,445,757
160,973
8
73
475
No>uiuai.
t
13%
3H
N*w nock
43%
At*
25
10
1.000.000
25
10
10
25
10
10
10
10
10
2.000.000 5,003,556
1.000.000 2,986.709 20,812,567
1.000.000 2,136,164
1,000.000 2.628,926
508,200 6,057,590 182,545,141
762,835
1,000,000
243,846
700,000
474,352
1,000,000 1.157,274
6.000.000 24,839,325
8.031.323
10
10
5
22
it?*
100% 105
24%
117
31
28
^i*
32
16%
15%
120% 125%
"15"
15%
£i $
86
875.000
10
10
Seaboard Surety (NY
Securitylns (New Hav
Southern Fire
Springfield Fire A Mar
.......
(Springfield. Mass)
5
25
5
10
10
10
25
Stnyvesant Fire (N Y>
5
Sun Life Am'nee (Can 100
Travelers Fire (Hartf 100
U S
Fidelity A Guar
anty (Baltimore).
U 8 Fire (New
York)
U S Guarantee Oo...
Dniversallns (Newark»
Virginia F A M (Rich¬
mond)
West Coast Life (SF)
Westchester Fire (NY)
Wisconsin Nat Life...
...
■ao
Holding company
72
35
44
4%
25
200.000
Insurance Go of State
of Pa (Philadelphia) 100
lnsur Co of Nor Amer
Kansas City Life (Kan-
7,215,766
37,002,162
2,069,967
4,388,041
2,217,389
1,498,494
20
3.000.000
1.000.000
2.000,000
1.000,000
6,013,609
1,779,834
2,583,797
853,058
4,280,223
820,327
2.046.324
1,570,165
39%
25%
1,000,000 1,704,712
1.500,000 2.131,331
4,000,000 19,114,087
500,000 1,170,717
1.000,000
836,655
2,000.000 3,951,330
1.000.000 1.552,539
811,319
2,825,231
10,307,169
23
8%
90
21
41%
27%
24%
10%
Rochester American
11
(Rochester)
Importers A Exporters
(New York)
Ask.
1,000.000
(Newark. N J)—...
(Providence)
Michigan Fire A Mar.
N atlonal Cas (Detroit/
National Fire (Hartf).
Natl Liberty (N Y)..
National Surety (N Y)
„
a
Bid.
dercnants A Mfrs Fire
Merchants
ton
Hartford Steaxn Holler
Homo
Unearned
Premium
Reserve.
New England Fire
EmployeraRe-lns(KO)
Fireman's
33
Casualty
(Hammond, Ind)
Continental Ins (N Y)
1935.
Per Short
(Baltimore)
.
,
Continental
70,325
30
Capital.
share
Aetna Casualty A Bar
Aetna lnsur (Hartf)
Aetna Life (Hartford)
Par
Ask.
2
4
10
8
25
5
%
587,921
541,266
3,773,864
685,496
5.000.000 11,571,651 11,073.887
5,050
600,000
735,554
4,000.000 5,950,373 605,363,669
2.000,000 4,221,725 11,933,793
2.800.000 7,272,283
2.000.000 16,512,727
1.000,000 4,812,737
400.000
319,960
13,271,507
9,128,550
2,350,795
1,285,847
500,000 1,390,795
375.000
510,402
1.000.000 10,277,074
400,000
485,228
581,867
19,653,216
5,306,975
19,878
15%
3%
I No
par value.
t Figure indicates Voluntary Ppocla
Reserve
33
30
12% Ji*
213% 218
12
25
36
14
27
37
25
27
139
144
6
7
440
*
470
569
565
14
14%
50%
54%
17%
52%
76
80
17%
34%
14%
18%
36%
56%
20
United States and
Quotations'are
Municipal Bonds
possible for tbe last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
aa near as
In reporting below prices for State and municipal securities, we give bid and asked quotations wherever they can be obtained. The customs,
however, is to quote municipal securities on the basis of the return they yield per annum. Therefore in most cases i t will be found that instead of
actual prices we have inserted in the column headed "To Net" certain figures to indicate the interest rate at which business in the bonds is bsing
done
Thus 1.35% means that the particular security can be bought or sold at a price that will yield the purchaser or seller 4.35% per annum to
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
maturities yielding the lowest rate, and the longer maturities yielding the hlgheat return.
Where, however, a range for basis prices appears, and the
hlgherfigure of the range is given first—-thus, "5.00 to 4.75"—then the higher yield is meant to be tbe bid price and the lower yield the
price.
Itis proper to add that as far as the different maturities are concerned, it not infrequently happens now, that no distinction is made between the different maturities, all being quoted alike.
the
shorter-
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
u
4Ms June 1 1937-1948
6s School 1936-1946.4Mb R & B 1937-38—J&D
«Ms 1939-1960
J&D
4Ms sanitary Sewcu 1986-4*
Montgomery Oo 4 Ms 1967-^v
6s Road 1951
J&J
Morgan Oo 5s 1938
—
5s Road 1939-1952...F&A
Tuscaloosa 6s P U 1937-45
6s W W 1939-1967
Tuscaloosa Oo 6s Bridge 1941
101.4
113%
•
;
8 Treasury
certificates and notes—
2M% Dec 15 1936
3% Feb 151937
3% April 16 1937
3M% Sept 15 1937
2M% Feb 1 1938
3% Mar 151938
2M% June 15 1938
2M% Sept 15 1938
1M% March 15 1939
2M% June 15 1939
1 Ms Dec 15 1939
lMs Mar 15 1940
1M% June 15 1940.
1M% Dec. 15 1940
1 Ms Mar 15 1941
lMs June 15 1941
Home Owners Loan
3
100%
3s
May 1 *56 opt '46-M&N
3 Ms May 1 '55opt'45M&N
4s July 1 *46 opt *44.-J&j
4s Nov. 1 *57 opt '37M&N
4s 1958 opt 1938...M&N
4MB 1956 opt 1936.-J&j
4 Ms Jan 1957 opt *37 j&J
4 Ms 1957 opt 1937.M&N
4 Ms 1958 opt 1938.M&N
102
109M
104 M
105
100
102%
*
-
~
-11
106
6 3 75
6 3.75
6 3.75
100%
J&J 108
J&J 6 3.60
2Mb State H'way. '39-'54J&D b 1.20
b 2 25
o *■ Mar
i
uti,
50
4MB 1936 1939
J&J b
Denver (City and Oaunty)—
4 Ms Water 1944.
J&J b 1.90
4mb Ref Wat 1937-67, J&D
4mb Water 1962-1965-J&D
8 O No 1 4mb 1937-63-J&J
8 D N«
1 1936 1947 -J&D
4s July 1941-1945
J&J
3.65% March 11956-54
2 Ms Sew dist 1947-56.A&O
3s Munic Wat 1963-72.A&O
101
110
3.50
3.50
4Ms Highway
93
93
94
94 M
6 4.50
Springs
vmb 36~ 60~ M&S
2Ms Sewer Disp '47-'56A&O
MoffatTualmpDd Ms44-00J at j
95 M
4%
oMs
4.50
103
104
to
to 2.75
.50
.50
to
to
6 2.75
to
6 1.90
to
6 2.30
to 2.70
to 2.70
.50
to 2.70
F&A|6
.85
to 2.70
b
4Ms Mun Imp '37-'48.A&o b
.50
to 1.75
.50
to
F&A 6
1938-1954
>941 .J&D
Alta Irrig Dist 6s.
14.50
Bakersfleld 5s 1936-'52..A&0 b
.50
J&J b 1.90
J&J b
.50
3.55
-/o
6 3.00
3 20 %
3.20 %
2.90 %
6 3.40
3.20 %
6 3.30
3.10 %
6 3 35
6 3.35
6 3.10
6 3.65
6 2.00
6 3.65
6 2.00
6 3.25
102
100
96
97
3.25,%
104
104
70
70
to
-
-
..
I
..
3.15!%
2.80 %
3.50 %
1936-1954
6Hs Na* 1937-60
5Ms
5s
1936 <«n4
M&N
M&N
....F&A
J&D
.50
4s 1937-1945
6 1.00
4s 1946-1961
J&D 6 3.00
3 Ms Jan 1 1938-1960.— 6 1.25
Los a.ng
F&A 6
.50
'37 49
Modesto Irrig Dist 6s
6 f4.50
Oakland 5%s 1936 43
F&A 6
.50
.40
4 Ms Mun Imp '36-'43 F&A 6
.50
4Ms 1936-1965
..F&A 6
Oakland 8 D 4s 1937-44..J&J 6
.40
Orange Oo 5s 1937-45 ..M&S 6
.50
Pasadena 4s Jan 1937-42 J* J 6
.50
4MNWatPi*t 1936.
A&O.
6
t Less
one on
~.50~
.50
bid side.
1.95
120
122
124
123
2.40
to
2.15 %
129
127
127
125
to
,
2.60
to 2.70
3.10
to
2.d0
b
to
3.10
b
to
2.15
Hartford
Fire District
<
M&
to 3 7,
to 2.80
b
to 2
,
.80
b 2
to 1.80
b
to
b
2.80
to 2.60
,
2.50
6 3
to 3.10
io3.10
6
?10
.25%
to 3.25 %
to 3
15 %
-
4 6
1.25
to 3.40
%
County)—
to
1.50 %
to
2.25
to 2.80
.30
t"oi~60
66 M
37-'89 J&D 6
•4s Water 1940-46
.1% >
•4s Water June 11937-'39
.30
to
64
•4*
Ugh Sen *37- 66—>
.60
to 2.50
M&8
•Wi 1939-1960
M&S
Hartf'dSD MMs'Se-MZ-M&S
■4 4b
Northeast 1959-J&D
4mb 2d North 1944
J&i
iMs South Sept 1955-M&8
4mb Southwest 1944—M&N
•4mb Wash't'n ,41-*47-J*J
4s West Middle 1937..F&A
KOUngiy Town)4Ms'36 56J&j
TJtrhH«ld 4 Ms 1936-37
.60
to 1.25
.50
to
.25
to 2.30
.25
to
8 Ms
Bdge
to
--
•4Mb
3.30
to 2.65
to 2.65
to 3.25
&
2?70
56--J&J
•4s Water June
2°.00
.
1937-1938
i"e5
3.10
%
1
1
2.70
2.30
2 60
3.30
2 20
.80
.40
.70 %
to 2.75 %
.40
to 1.00
.50
to
%
Manchester—
•4 Ms 1937-1944
M&N 6
Maiicueator 9th School Dist—
2.40 %
M&N
M&N
.50
to 3^
.50
to
2,90
J&J
.75
to
2.20
lMs Bdge 1936-55
M&N
Now Britain (County)-—
4s vfiinlc Bldg 1948
j&j
4s 1936 1952
F&A
•4H» School 1936-'40_F&A
•4Mb School 1940-'52.F&&
4M> Water Aug 1941.-F&A
4 Ms 1936 1969
F&A
•4mb Sch Aug '36-'43.F&A
.25
to
2%
1937 1951
4Mb 1937 1949—
4Mb
Meriden
(City)—
4 M 1937-1943
to 3.70
Middlesex County—
bo 3.55
to 3.60
to 3.50
to
2.90
to3.35
to
3.25
to 3.25
4.30
..
Redlands 5s 1937-51-.-J&J 15 6
S- iu<7
s<
j&d 6
b
2.30
to
.30
6
.50 to 3.90
6
50 to 3.45
6 1.00 to 3.50
6 .50 to 3.50
6 .50 to 3.60
6 1.97 to 3.59
6 1.25 to 3.25
6
.50
6 1.00
tj 2 50
b 2.50
.20
6 3.00
.50 ;to2%
6
.50 to 1.90
6
6 2.10 to 3.40
Electric Plant Revenue—■
!
Ref 4s 1939 to 1975-J&D 6 2.00
Los Angeles City High Sch Dis
1.85
.20
bo 3.10
325
to
b 2 .35
.
bo 3 30
.
25
to 2
.75
4s 1946-1962
A&O
4mb Water 1936'40— A&O
4 Ms Water 1941-70— A&O
4 Ms 8cb 1937 to 1944. J * *
4 Ms 1937 1968
J&J
4MB 1937-1969
M&S
5b Municipal 1936-61 .F&A
5 Ms Harb rmp'36 '61 M&N
3 Ms Wat Rev '37-'48—J&J
3 Ms Sch Dist 1938-61—J&J
2.75
to 2.50
2.50
•4Mb 1936-1949 tax «vm t
4M« March I 1937-1951—
Groton 8 D 4Mb June 1 *37-'60
3 Ms Water wks 1952-75
41
to 2.75
Greenwich—
4s Water wks 1936-51 .M&S 6
3 Ms Water 1936 to
1.75
1.75
b
97
114
%
2.70
2 00
to
3.00 %
to 305 %
no
6 3.35
6 2.00
6 2.75
.5 J
to
b 2.60
J&
46
1/ 62 M
4s 1940-1945
103%
b 1.60
J&J
4M* 1936-1957A&O
•4b 1937-1968
t& \
3 mb unprovt 1936-41-J&J
•5s Oanstrac'n 1937-49 J&O
Bristol 4mb Water 1039—J&j
•5s July 1 1936-55
J&J
•Cheshire 4mb 1937-45—J&J
Danbury 4s 1946 taxable.JV
•4 Ms 1937-66
J& )
3 Ms Fund 1941 tax'le-A& »
East Hertford (Tawn)—
4Ms Sch 1936
M&N
4mb Scb 1937-49
M&N
4Ms Sch 1950-59—M&N
Hartfard
.50
.50
162.00
.50
J&D
Glaswabur* »4Ms '37-58. J&J
to 2 90
94
43
Lss Angeles 4Ms 1937-51.J&D b
4M Water 1947 to 1945.M&N b
b
1 Ms 1936 to 1950
to 2.40
Refunding 5s 1983
107
40
to
Fairfield
2.85
to
to 3.40
,
50
.J&
•««< 1937 1951
4 30%
to3%
2.25
Imperial Irrigation District—•,
Refunding 6s 1983
J&J if 64
106
4.30
Bridgeport 4Ms 1936-65-J&J b
4mb High Sch 1937-63-J& b
•4mb 8*»wer 1937-46—A&O b
Sast
2.75
.50
,
it
ilB*
%
Welfare—
2Ms Feb 1
to 2.10
6 3.40
6 3.65
101
2.25%
J&J.6 1.60
1937-1974
J&iJ 6
Golden Gate Bridge & H'yray3 Ms series O 1942-1971-J&J &
102
to
6 1.95
1%
1.60
to
.40
.50
b
Branford ( Pi
to 3.05
.40
Brentwood Irrig District 6a..
Citrus Heights Irrig Diet 6s .«/
Bast
Mun Utll Dist
I
6
l
2.15
"73 '
b 2.90
1937-1952
A&C b
b
4M«'37-*50- J&
4Mb
.40 %
%
%
2.70i%
3.10 %
1.70 %
2 70 %
2.95 %
2.90
.60
2.50 %
2.50:
2.50
6 1.75
104
.50
1937
2%
6 3.10
90
3.40
to
to 1.80
Bloamfield—
103
J&J3
Jan6'37-65J&J
Highway 1937- 48-J&J 30
1937-1947F&A
Mympiad 1937-'71- J&J2
1937-1940
—F&A
Highway
Alameda 4s 1936 to
6 3.10
to
to 2
CONNECTICUT
4%
103 M
102
J&j
1947-1956
5 Mb
1964-1973
5i 1974-1983
4.50
4 %
1.50 to 4%
'37-'55M&S
b
3 Ms Mun Water Retire
1963-1972
A&O b 2.60
92
92
Veterans
„
2.90
3.30 %
kj .toictUu
3.40%
3.40%
3.40%
3.50%
3.50%
3.50%
6 3.60
M&S
38
3Ms Jan. 1 1940-1949
it
2.90
to
CANADA—See page 93.
99
91
price, n Nominal. *Tax-free in Connecticut,
6 3.50
6 2.50
6 3.10
f 60
11947—— f 60
b Basis. / Flat
6 3.50
Berkley 5s 1942-1951
5s School 1937-1955—
Bessemer 6s Pub Imp 1936-38.
--.
98
6 3.50
4Mb
4 Ms
4Ms
4 Ms
4 Ms 1941-1947
F&A
4Ms 1948-1952
F&A
4s Harb Imp 1985 opt *60. J&J
4s J*n 2 1941-1943
J&J2
4s F-n 2 1944-1948
...J&l?
3%
I
I
to
COLORADO
4 Ms Univ Bldg
.
Birmingham—
3Ms impt ref 1939-50 __J&j
4b 1937-1941
a&O
4i 1942-1961
A&O
4M* Pub Imp 1936-37-A&O
4Ms 1937-1960
a&O
4 Ms Pub Imp Dec 1 '36-'37
5s sewers Sept 20 *41—M&8
Gadsden 6% Impt 1936-38...
is Schools 1937-40
A&O
Huntsvllle 5s Funding 1942..
01 Pub Tmo 1936-1038
104
6Ms 1946-1964
-.J&J
5Ms 1950-1969
—J&J
CALIFORNIA
ALABAMA
5b Funding Dec
103
108
2.50 %
1.70% refdg 1940-44.M&S 6 2.40
1.75% refdg 1940-44— M&S 6 2.40
J&J 105M
105
4MB i960,
4 Ms 1957
M&N 105
105 '
4Ms Oct 1959
101M
6s April 1955
108 M
5s Feb 1952
113
5Ms Aug 1941
Puerto Rico—
4Ms Funding 1963
T&j 6 3.75
5s Jan 1 1950 opt '44—J&J 6 3.50
4s gold 1953
J&J 6 3.50
6 3.50
5s July 1954 opt '43
2Ms 1937-1946
J&J 6 2.90
cl C 1956—J&J
Harbor imp June 1 *37-'73
Highways 1952
m&8
s 195ft & 1959
m&S
[s 1942 46. 49
-M&S
xb Mtghwav 1949-51 _m&8
4s refunding 1945-1954—
3 Ms refunding 1955-1965
Anulston ref g 5 Ms Dec 1 1939
6s Schools 1936-1947—-J&J
3.80 %
119
104
6 3.50
Philip Isls 4 Ms 1952
s
99
102%
Little Hock 8 D 4s
SI ON
-
is Renewal
113
101
J&J
5s 1945
3s Feb 1937-1952
po SSES
2.10s July 20 1941-1945—
99 M
50
4Mb 1937 1951
.50
4Mb 1936 1951
1.00
4m
u,,.r |Q3g-IQ77
I&|
.40
4s Water Distrib 1936-53
75
San Jusuuin ou 0* t>7
vt. J&J
.50
Santa Barbara 5i '37-41 .Jau.o
4mb gald Aug 1943
F&A
Sa. San Joaq Irrig Dist 5Ms.. / 70
6t4.50
Turlock Irrig Dist 6s
West Side Irrig Dist 6s
/ 36
101
101
110
St Francis Lev u to 194/
102 M
103 M
107
Honolulu iCity & County;
5s Pub lmpt 1956—J&D 15 6 3.50
6s Jan 15 *37-"60
J&J 15 6 3.50
5s 1937-1956
J&D16 6 3.50
3M» Sept 15 1940-53-M&S
Hawali.Terr.4Ms '49-M&S 16
4 Ms Jan 1946
4mb Nov 15 'se-'es-m&nis
4MsNov 16 1936-58—m&N
4b Aug 1947 opt 1937. .F&A
to 3.10
4M» Fund 1041 sn
M&N
4s Wat Rev 1937-1976
105 M
100 M
3%
40
to
to 3
106
5 Ms
100*%
.50
b 3.05
b 3.05
115
Hot
100%
100%
100%
102 M
109M
104 M
30
J&J
Little Rock—
Bonds
to 3
'69-j&j
J&J
M&N
m9070*
5s
104.8
102.26 102.27
103.13 103.16
102.9
102.5
100.28 101
to
to 2.75
5s Water 1952-1969
4Ms Highway
r::
.75
4Mb W*ter '57. '60.
111
101.14 101.18
-
to
109
4 M« w Mar 10
M8 int & prin guar '44-'64 104.5
territories & u. 8.
85
I09"
100.8
100.4
100.28 101
100 M
to
102
4 Ms Highway
101.10
102.21
Loan
to
.75
3 Ms g Jnly 1 1937-44-j. J&J b
San Francisco (City & Uanm,
5s Water 1937-1951
J&J b
104
103
106
Preecott 6s 1940
Tucson 6s Water 1960—
101.10
102.17
3.30
3-50
3.60
3.60
3.25
.75
b
_
ARKANSAS
101.9
to
b
107
99 M
Highway 6s Jan 15 serially.
Phoenix 4Mb '60 opt 8«—J&J
4Mb 1937-1956
J&4 Ms Court Else "37-'48-J&D
6s Jan 1 1946
J&
6s Jan 11954 opt 1934—J&j
6s W W 1937-1960
J*
Phoenix Un H S D 4 Ms 1948
102.17 102.18
3s July 1 *55 opt '45-J&j
3s Jan 1 *56 opt '46
j&J
:
60
106
School No 1
100.19 100.21
2M % int & prin guar '42-'47
1M % int. & prin guar 1939Iinstrumentalities of U 3 Govt
Federal Land Bank—Farm
104
Maricopa County—
103.10
101.5
101.3
101.27 101.29
101.11
101.9
101.5
101.7
101.5
101.3
101.9
b 2.25
arizona
103.8
3s int & prin guar 1944-'49 .
3s int & prin guar 1942-'47_
60
103
5 Ms serial
103.31
103.23 103.25
104.19 104.21
104.24 104.26
104.6
104.4
101.17 101.19
3% prin. & int. guar *44-'52_
2 H% prin & int guar '39-'49
2 Ms prin & int guar '42-'44.
2% prin & int guar 1938...
1M % prin & int guar 1937.
1M% prin & int guar 19361M % prin & int guar 1939—
Federal Farm Mtge Corp—
2.25
2.35
to
5s Sohaal 1937-1909—-faA b 1.00
.75
4 Ms Wh & Har '37-'52.J&< b
b
.50
4 Ms Water 1936-1964-
60
5s Road 1967
103.29
Oorp—
to
to
104
—
100.5
100.29 100.31
101.28 101.30
102
102.2
102.13 102.15
3M% Aug 1 1936
1M % Sept 15 1936.
50
.50
4M» '36 '46
100
tlonftgemery—
5s Pub Imp Jan 1 1937-193*
5s funding 1939-1966-J&J
101.24 101.27
112
101
80
.50
b
J&D
San Diega 5s WW '43 '64 A*< >
5s Water 1937-63
J&J
5s Municipal 1937-1960 J&J
Sacram'ta Oo
110
:
3.20
Riverside Oa 5a '37-'54..M&N b
Sacraments 4s Jan '37-'46 apt b
H
%
Mobile Ue—
105.10
105.8
107.19 107 20
102.3
102.2
103.20 103.22
8s Conversions 1946-47—Q-J
1949—-M&S / 57
Refunding
ot
101
4Mb Refunding 1937—A&O
102
4 Ms Water & 8«w '39.J&J
f 57
5s Imp 1936-1941
107.28 107.30
117M
1942—-J&D / 57
Net.
Hia.
Bonds.
Net.
Oaunty—
Mobile 6s Schaal
109
105.31 106.2
105.27 105.30
104.10
104.7
108.26 108.29
8s Panama Oanal 1961—Q-M
Ask.
To
or
To
0T
6 4.00
4 Ms Ot H'se 1037-43-M&N
6 4.00
4Mb Ref 1937-1961—A&O
107
Madison Oa 5s Refunding 1941
108 29
119
Bid.
Bonds.
'efferson
111.10 111.14
108.11 108.16
108.13 108.16
101.3
rw.
Net
also pa1 ge 18.
117.23 117.26
112.31) 113.1
UNITED STATES—See
Treasury 4 Ms 1947-1952 A&O
Treasury 4s 1944-1954—J&D
Treasury 3 Ms 1946-56
m&s
Treasury 3 Ms 1943-47--J&D
Treasury 3 Ms 1940->l943-J&D
Treasury 3 Ms 1941-1943 M&S
Treasury 3 Ms 1946-1949. J&D
Treasury 3Ms 1949-1952.J&D
Treasury 3s, 1951-1955.-M&S
Treasury 3 Ms Aug 1 '41.F&A
Treasury 3Ms 1943-1945.A&0
Treasury 3s 1946-1948
J&D
Treasury 3 Ms 1944-1946. A&O
Treasury 2Ms 1955-60..M&S
Treasury 2Ms 1945-47.-M&S
Treasury 2 Ms 1948-1951 m&S
Treasury 2 Ms_1951-1954 J&D
}
Ask.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
/o
to 2.10 %
•4s
to 2%
to 3.10 %
to 2.25 %
to
2.40 %
to 2%
.50
to 3" 15 %
to 3.10 %
New
Park
1936-1943
F&A
40
2.30 %
to 2.45 %
40
to 2%
6 2 50
6
6
,
,
6 1 80
to 2.45
2j00
6".40
to 3
6
.40
to 2.10
6
.40
to 2.10
%
1
Haven—
1940 tax-exptA&O
•4Mb 1943-1952
•4mb Paving Aug '37—F&A
•5s '37-'39-'40-'4l
A&O
•5b
1936-1951
J&j
•4b Apr 2
6 2 00
6 2 10
1.90 %
to 2.50 %
.80
6
.40" to'2"<T
6
.40
to 2.50
%
92
STATE
Quotations for all securities
AND
are as near as
MUNICIPAL BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Yield Basis
Bid.
Bonds
Yield Basis
To
W Ask.
New London—
«H> Park July 1942—.J&J
*4 Ha Water 1969——FAA
5s Deo 1 1937
-J&D
Nsrwalk (O) 4s 1964-1904
•4 Ha 8cb March 1937-1963-•4Ha Imp^ov't '36-'89—J&J
3Hs 1937-71
A&O
3Ha S*wer 1947-70- J&Dlfi
6s 1937-71
A&O
Bar walk (T) 4 Ha 1942__JAD
4 Ha 1936-1968
N orwlch 4 Hs water 1939.M&S
•4Hs 1936-1964.
M&815
4H> Refunding 1938—A&O
♦PlalnneldfT)4Hs '37-'57AAO
Patnam (T) 4Hs '37- 46-A&0
•Eldgefleia (T; 4Hs Jan 1 '43
Stamford (O) 4a 1W42---M&N
Stamford (T) 4 Ha '37-*45 J&J
•4H 8chU937-196«.. M&N
4Hs High Sch 1937-'69 J&D
Torrington—
♦5 Ha Fund 1937-'41
J&J
4Ha July 1 1939--J&J
WaUingferd (Town j. 4Hs
1938.1943,1948 1963 J&J
4s 1936-46
J&D
—
—
1
2.10
1
2.30
b
b
b
to 3.20
.60
.40
.60
to
to
%
3.10 %
1.90 %
7s (Apr '35 coupon on).1946
7s (Jan '35 coupon on) -1947
Akerabus
to 3.40 %
b 2.25
b
.40
2.15%
to 3.40
b"A0
to
to
%
3.40,%
Extl
%
Bxtl
11.75
b
.60
to
to 2.25
.70
.40
to 2.15
b
b
.40
to 2.90
b
.76
to 2.00
to
to
b
Ext 0a of
f?90
3%
%
b
.40
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4s 1938-1942
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4s 1937
6 2.00
6 2.00
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Brevard County School Tax
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Oolumbla Co Road 5s 1947..
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6 2.00
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6 2.00
to
...
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100
113
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108
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95
Jacksonville
5a Jan 15 1987-45-JAJ 15
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...
.
July 1 1936-40
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6 2.50
6 3.50
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102
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108
100
to
(^37-1939 —MAS
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6s 1940-1950
104
106
110
113
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6 4.20
(City of) 5s.
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102
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_
104
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82
highway
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193040 & 2.50
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J&j / 72
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t
102
1940—
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103
—
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1949
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1936-1953
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deposit.
_
/ 55
/ 55
/ 53
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ds
1936-1938 ctfs
MAN f 54
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1940—
110
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91
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JAJ
90
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it Last sale,
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21
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r 6i
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107
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104
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56
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114
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12
1
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117 H
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93
...
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34
33 H
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21H
26 H
42
98
1948
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1953
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Hamburg (State of) Germany
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AAO
Hanover (City) Germany 7s *39
Hanover (Prov) Germany—
6s
1st series 1957
F&A
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Q-J
94
22
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90
2d
70,
6s
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16)
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fa 7Hs 1945
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/ 19H
25
/ 16 H
/
*»4.
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112H
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86
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247%
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97
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83
79
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74 H
74
26
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9
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17
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f
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33
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45
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8 f 0Hs 1954
.FAA
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.MAN
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Jugoslavia—See Mtge Bank of
LeipzigtOtty of) 7s 1947—F-A
Lima (City) Peru—
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Luneberg (Olty) 7s 1948.MAN
Maranhao (State Brasll
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MAN
-MAN
27
35
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April 15 35 to Apr 15 '36.
i3 h
0% notes 1931
—
20
25
33
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55
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160
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MAN /21H
French Government—
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180
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63
63
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-
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106
108
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5s 1953
f 0s 1960 Ser C2 AAO!
f 0s I960 snr
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6s Oct 1961
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Danish Cons Municipal Loan
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60
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101
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1940
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9
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Miami Bencn
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MAN 6 4.00
5 Hs 1940 1950
MAN 6 4.00
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1947-56— 6 4.00
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65
refunding
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s
99 X
95
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100 H
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/
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105
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s
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::::
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101
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Serial 5Hs 1930
J&J
100
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J&J
100
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M&N / 11H
Czechoslovak Republic—
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99
100H
100 H
100
100
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-
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—
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97
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6s 8tamped 1961
/ 69
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J 69
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J 713
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80
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/ 70
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/ 83
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/ 78
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112
77
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98
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33
-
107
102
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'
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1937
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—
115
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Duval Co Road 5s 1955
Duval Co School District
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Miami
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'
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7
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5s ef 1895
/ 17
5s ef 1913
/ 17
4Hs of 1883
/ 17
4Hs of 1888
/ 17
4s of 1900
/ 16
4s mf 1910
/ 16
4s of 1889
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'/ 71
Bremen itttate 7s 1935 -MAS / 21
trlsbane (City) Australia—
80-yr • f 5e 1957
MAS
100 H
Bf 5s 1958..
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100,
20-vr s f 0s 1950
JAO
103H
British 5 Ha f *eb 1 1<W7 FAA 107 H
4s fund 1990 opt 1960 MAN
116 H
Brit Hungarian Bk 7Hs 1962. / 29
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»
6s June '35 coupon 1962
'
28H
to 1.75
Coral Gables 6Hs'37-'56AAO
23
6s inapt 1936-1938
JAJ / 23
6s Ref A
Impt *36-'56 var_. / 23
Dade Os 5s Oct i947-'54 AAO
104
Ref Bldg 5s 1958
Dade Co Spec sch Dist No 2
1935
New refunding bonds
3.10
3.10
6 1 50
AAO
1.75
AAO
AAO 6 2.00
AAO 6 2.25
4s 1938-1941
4s 1942-1948
Bxtl 7a 1958
Extl n f 7e 1969
6s 1940Brazil »% ex. 1941
to 3.10
to
10H
10H
9H
8
Belg Govt extl OHs 1949 MAS 107 H
External a f 0s 1955-—JAJ
108
Bxtl s f 7s 1955
116
JAD
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Bergen. Norway
Extl s f 5s 1960
100H
MAS
Berlin OHs 1950
21H
AAO
6s June 15 1958
20H
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legeta (City) extl8i '45.AAO
16H
Extl a f 0H« 1947
15
AAO
Bogota (Mtge Bk) 7s May '47
19H
7a Oct 1947
19 H
AAO
BollviafRep) Ext 8a '47-MAN.
DELAWARE.
Newcastle
10H
10
10
-JAJ
/ 44 H
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Costa Rica (Republic)—
8 f g 7sNovl <16 c'pon.M&N
/
Funding 5s 1951
M&N
Costa Rica Pac Ry 7Hs 1949
Barrauqullla 8s 1935-40-46-48- / 16
Bavaria (Ger'y) 6Hs '46-FAJ/ r--Bavarian Palatinate 7s 1945-. / 18H
2%15
1
2Hs April 1 1938-1947
102 H
2 Ha April 1 1948-1957
102 H
2 Hs April 1 1958-1966
102 H
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96
Austrian Govt 7s 1957—JAJ.
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—
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.
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18
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23
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4 Ks s f 1901
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Quebec Olty—
5s 8 F (non-call) 1960 M&N
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F&A
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Swainsboro «s 1937-50—A&O
Valdosta 6s 1937-1942
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Watklns S D 6s 1936-50. M&N
Woodbury 6s 1937-49
J&D
bid side.
to
2.50
2.25
to 2.25
to 2.30
to
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2.60
110
to 2.60
800
to
2%
1.50
to 2.75
to 2%
2 20
2.20
2.40
b 2.70
b 1.50
to
b 4.25
to 4.50
b
to 2.25
1.00
b 1.00
98
95
3%
2.70
102
102
to
IDAHO
45*s Oap BIdg 1937-1939.J&J
4}*s Imp 1936-47 opt '30.4}*s Rerl937-1939
A&O
4}*s Ref. 1940-45
A&O
4}*s Road 1937 opt '27-J&J
5 2.00
to 2.25
6 2.25
b 2.00
to 2.50
b 2.50
to 2.75
5 1.75
1.50
116
104
105
115
104
106
113
120
113
to 2.25
ILLINOIS
}*s Serv Oomp 1936-43
His Aug 1 1936-'38
}*s 1936-1943
45*s 1936-1944
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
4s Highway 1937-'40—.May
4s Highway 1941-'43—.May
1 ?
1 ?
1 &
1 ?
1 ?
1 ?
.25 to 2%
.25 to 1 10
-25 to
to
to
to
to
.25
.50
1-50
Highway 1945-'54— .M&S g 2.00
1945-1950
M&N ? 2.00
4s
2.05
2.10
1.25!
1.80
2.60.
M&N.& 2.00 to2!65
3}*s Refunding opt 1940.
due Jan 1 1951
J&J
3}*s Refunding opt 1945.
due Jan 1 1952
.50
to 3.25
.50
to 2.40
.75
to 3.05
102X
103 X
103
?&J
103}*
104}*
104*
105*
District—
102*
3}*s opt '46 due Jan 1 *56
106*
4s opt 1946 due Sept 1 '55
102*
3 }*s opt '46 due Sept 1 '55
102*
3 }*s opt '46 dueMay 1 *56
Chicago School District—
101*
4s 1937
F&A 101*
Chicago Sanitary District—
4}*s 1937-1939
M&N b 2.10 to 3%
3.10 %
4 H>8 1940
M&N
Ref 4s ser A *55 op *45.J&J
104*
1C5*
1.25 to 3.30 %
Ref 4s ser B '55 opt '37-'54- b
Ohic South
Park—
102*
M&N
103*
4s
1939-1950
M&N
Chic West Park 4s 1930-41-.
Osok Os 4}*s *37-"40
A&O
2.75
to 3.30
1.25
to
1.25
to
4}*s For Pres *37-'43-J&Jl5
41*s 1930-1943.
J&D
Elgin Sanitary Dlst—
6s 1937-1944
M&N
Evanston S D No 70—4}*s 1930-1948
Granite City 4 X» 1930-48
Jackson Co 4}*s 1939-1944—
Lake Oo 5a Road'30-49—F&A
1.25
to 3.25
1.00
»
.75
3.10
3%
to 3.25
5
1
to 2.50 %
b 1.00
do
b 2.00
6 3.00
to 4%
to36
6 1.00
to
%
3.40 %
6 1.25
to
3.50 %
3.15 %
River Forest, 3 D No 90
112
113
112
113
4tfs
1936 1947—
INDIANA
107}*
109
Elkhart 4*s WW *37-*75 A&O 6 1.50
Evansville 4s ref 1942
J&J
to 3.25 %
2.25
Fort
15}
15
Wayne—
4*8 1936 to 1941
1942 to 1940
/ Flati price. A: Last sale,
r Called Nov. 1 at
100- x Less 1* on bid side.
equivalent to 77.4234 grams of pure gold. * Negotiability impaired by maturity, n Nominal.
one on
101
_
—
1947 to
6 Basis,
2%
.75
to 2.50
z
4s Pav & Sew *37 to i0._Jdi J g 1.00
o 1.75
Marietta 5s W,W 1939
F&a
b 1.00
Pulaski Oo 5s 1937-48
J&J
Rome isMunlcbldg'37-'39A&0 b 1.00
Savannah—4 His ref 1943.J&J b 2.50
b 2.50
4}*s
4s 1937-1938
114}*
103}*
103 X
110}*
2%
2.75 %
3,50 %
2.50 %
5 2.75
99
112
Hydro Elec Pow Oom—
4}*s Jan 1 1970
J&J 2
Ottawa Olty 5s '37 *45.—J&J
88*
—
100
1944__
M&S
Jan 15 '37-'47—J&J15
Jan 15 '48-'57—J&J15
4s May 15 1937-43-M&N 15
4s May 15 1944-57-M&N 15
4s May 15 1958-08-M&N 15
....
Extl a f 7s 1901
..M&N/ 12}*
Sao Paulo Brazil 8o 1952 M&N
May 1935 coupon on
/ 17%
Extl of 6*' 1957. .M&N 15
May 1935 coupon on
14}*
6s 1943
14}*
M&N
Bloomington—
I
4}*s water 1936-1961-M&S &
Champaign County
5s
Road 1937-1943—M&N b
Chicago—
4s 1937-60
J&J b
(Prov)—
7sl945
Santandoi (Dent) Colombia
Ex
s f 7s 1948.
A&O,
Santiago (Olty )OhUe7s'49 J&J2 /
2.25
1-00
1 00
1 00
2.50
}-00
J&J i? 100
J&J ? 125
4s 1945-1958
99
117}*
to
h 4.00
£
5s Water 1937
J&J 5
5s Water 1938- 61
J&J £
4Ks 1930-1950
J&J £
Augusta—4>*b Flood '42M&N £
Clarke Os 5s 1937-41
J&J,?
Park
Deb 5s I960
_M&8
Deb 4His 8ept 15 52 M&S15
Deb 4}*s 1900
M&N15
Ontario (Prov) 6s '43. M&S15
-75
5 2.75
Athens—43*a June 30 194*
110}*
•forth Vancouver 6s '00..J&J
20
£
Atlanta—4He Jan 11040. J&J
111}*
Nova
98
J&G & 3.00
1945
Albany—6b
110M
4^1 1937.
A&O "
J&J
4}*s ref 1936-1945
4*a non call 1958.M&N 15
4 *« s f Apr 15 1961 A&OIS
M&S
100
georgia
4}*s
19
99
98
96}*
3}*s Ref 1953 opt '46—J&J
3 He Ref 1955 opt *51
J&J
Sanitary District—
Ref 4s ser A'55 opt'45 J&J
1955
85
88
99
102}*
Commissioners—
M&N
93
86
101
104
101
101
102
99
Winnipeg. Man. 5s '44—A&O
4 3*8 non-call 1944
M&N
4}*sJunel 1946
J&D
4Hs June 15 1950
J&D15
4s Aug 1 1940
F&A15
4s
101
96}*
93
95
78
Verdun deb 5s 1954
102
98
100}*
60
Scrip
1970
102}*
100
II
'96"
71
71
99
57}*
.A&O /
J&J 14
4Hs 1942 and 1907
F&a
15
5s Jan
107
92
90
83
82
5s 1950 & 1951 var
70
70
99
1940-1951
A&O 15
June 1 1971
J&D
4s May 1 1944
M&N
3*8 refdg May 1939-M&N
Metrop-Oo 4 * s '58. '64 &'61
4*s May 1 1965
M&N
::n
Santa
-
63
J&.i
—
Stamped
Fe 'City) Arg Rep extl
Santa Fe 'Prov) 7s 1942.M&8
1945 stamped
68
98
0s Munlc Imn '37-'60—J&J
5s July 1 1937-1950
J&J
4s
68
1930-1939—A&015
5s Nov 1 1969
*f22Vs
March 1935 coupon on... /
s f 6s of 1928. 1968 J&J
Jan 1935 coupon on
6s
100 Hi
114}*
Jan 1944.
Harbor
Extl
Sec
1945
...• New Brunswick—
Catharlna (iBrVzlf)—"""
Extl 8s 1950
J&J
Jan 1935 coupon on
Extl 7s 1950M&S
*
J&J
s
15}
771
10
scrip
San Paulo (Brazil) State of—
8% external loan 1930.J&J
i
Jan 1935 coupon on
106}*
mx
114}*
8
122
38
8s 1947
A&O
s
40
Otfs of deposit
•Santa
114
106}*
72
71
4*s May 1954
19
20
1957
113 }i
115}*
103}*
69
4}*s May 1
18}*
20
...J&J
(Mtge Bank) 6s 1947
Salvador 7s
108
A&O
4Kb Dec 15 1050
J&D16
Montreal 5s Dec 1 1946.J&D
5b s f Nov 1 1956
M&N
24 X
1*
IX
5}*% Ext Ln Dec "21......
Certificates of deposit.—
fsaarbrucken (Olty), German v
L
108}*
115)*
102}*
73
-
19*3.
99}*
101X
73
72
4s Eiec L & P 1941.
A&O
Lacilne P Q 5s 1964
J&D
Manitoba (Prov)5s 1944J&D2
16 H
Institute 7s 1959
F&A
Feb 1935 coupon on
26,.
Russian 6*s June iH '19.... ♦/ 15*
Certificates of depomt...
1}*
f 6s
99}*
101
102
116
110
112
113
105}*
101
94
90
3}*s July 1 1944-45-.
Vancouver, B C. 5}*s '39 A&O
5}*s 1952
f&a
5s 1940 & 1941 var
5s 1945 & 1940 var
Columbus—5s 1930-44
Oordele 6s W W '37-'38
Bibb Oo 4His 1948-49
Crisp Oo—
Hamilton—
s
s
27
s
/ 16}*
coupon on
f 6s 1968J&D
15}*
June 1935 coupon on....
Rome extl s f 6*s i962—A&C)
77
110
Rotterdam rn> ext 6« '04.M&N
Rumania (Monopolies)
Extl
40
70
5e s f 1955 & 1960
1938-1939
1940-1941
1942-1945
1940-1901
90
70
69
J&D
June 1935
Extl
23}*
Halifax N S 4s July 1945
6s Jan 1951
M&N
f 7s 1907—
44}*
50}*
51}*
50 X
70
_
.A&O
on....
7s extls f 1966
_
25
Grande'~Do~~8ufTState)
Brazil ext
48}*
50 X
60
Gold 5s 1959
51}*
18}*
91.23
4}*s Jan 15 1942
J&J 15
Deb 4}*s 1956
A&O
4*0 Jan 15 1957
J&J
4*z July 16 1958
J&J
4*a Apr 1 1961
A&O
«*■ June 11907
J&D
Brit Ool (Prov) 5s *48-J&J 15
5s Apr 26 1954
A&O 25
4*s 1937-1940
J&D29
4 }*s 194V-1956
J&D29
4*z « f deb Jan 23 *«9 J&J23
Calgary 5s July 1 1945
J&J
Edmonton (O) 5s *45&'50 A&o
46
Psrto
8 f 40-yr
87.50
39
10-year 2 }*s Aug 15 '45 F&A
25-yr 3}*s 1961 opt '56-J&J
30-yr 4s Oct 1 1900...A&O
5h refdg Oct 15 '43.A&0 15
5s Mar 1937
.S....M&S
3s May
1952
M&N
5*8 Vict Ln Dec '37—J&n
5s N Serv Nov 15 *30—M&N
M N Serv Nov 16 '41—M&N
Alberta (Prov of)
Gold 5}*8 1947
J&J
5s 1950
—..A&O 15
l 15
f. 11*
/ 11}*
Alegre (Olty). Brazil—
Sinking fund 8s 1901... J&D
June 1935 coupon on
/
96}*
95
Dominion of Canada—
80
Poland (Rep of) 0s 1940.A&O
Stab'n 1 s f 7s 1947.A&O 15
Extl s f 8s I960
J&J
95}*
103 X
(American Dollar Quotations)
83
-
78}*
/ 10}*
75}*
78}*
11}*
CANADA
85
20}*
75
112}*
116
A&O
A&O
A&O
A&O
A&O
J&J
J&J
4s £ July 1 1948
100
102
4 His 1937
4}*s
4 Hs
4 }*s
4}*s
73 X
90}*
Yokohama extl 0s 1901—J&D
52
5% scrip
1940-1949
39}*
86
,84
105
117
105}*
-J&J
J&D
J&D
J&D
5s 1950-1969
36}*
—
24}*
63
Panama (National Bank)—
fej 6*s series CO & D7 '48-'49
6*s series A & B 1946-47—
Parana (State) Brazil 7s 1958.
5s
104}*
91
89
89
87
1960—M&S
1937-1939
24}*
6a 1930
Wurtemberg 7s to 1945.M&N
102
15
4s 1940-1960
Venetian Prov Mtge Bank—
S '7s 1952 ser A
A&O
Vienna (O) extl 6s *52—M&N
Warsaw (City) 7s 1958 .F&A
Warsaw (Land M Bk) 8s 1941
Westphalia (Prov Bk) 0s 1933
105}*
70
f 5s 1903
Stamped-.—...........
——
Mar
27
87.50
1943
Uruguay
1031*
23
rlOl*
97}*
M&rt
19-yr 4*s s f extl 1955. A&O
Extl
Gold 10s
'
f
'Prov) 7s *50-A&O
Republics
1 Union of Soviet Soe
102 *
J&'
Nirembutg extl 8s 1952.F&A
Oldenburg (Free State) 7s 194/
Oriental Devel—See Jap Govt
103}*
-
-
102
Norway Municipalities Bank
s
Tutu man (Olty) Argentine Rep
4ecured 7« 1951
J&V}
38}*
Gold 7s 1943.
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1065*
101}*
3*-yr extl
Guar
35
23
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A&O
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s
7»"47.M*»
4 His
100
92
1?
38}*
149 X
f 91X
94
02
90
26
5s
/ 24
Ask
(Province)—
(non-call)—J&D15
(non-call)
M&N
4s Nov 15 1957
M&N15
Teronto 6s 1937-1940
J&J
;
101
„
/ 21
Extl s f 5s 1958
Met Wat Serv & Dr Board
S f 5*s 1950
A&O
Extl
'17-52-M&S
ann s
Tucuman
Bank—
Hessen 7s to 1945
F&A
New South Wales (Australia)—
5s extl
f beg
Red
4455
Coupons
Munich
1
30
With Oct 1 *35 &sub coup..
5s 1956
M&N
18
Mtge Bank af Jugoslavia—
f 7s 1957
—
...
Nov. 1 1935 coupon on.
Silesia (Prov) Poland—
*
36}*
Extl s f 7s 1958
J&D
Sllesian Landowners Assn—/ 33}*
(Bank of the) 1st 0s '47F&A
74}*
March 1935 coupon on--. / 17*
Extl,6*s 1959 ser A..M&S
17*
March 1935 coupon on
53
Montevideo «Jlty> 7s 52.J&O
s
1969
Ext) 7s 1963 ser B
§*
5*
74
£100 and £200 pieces
M0an(ltaly)ext 0*s'52_A&O
Mlnas Geraes (State) Brazil
Secured
1943
6#
Serbs Croats & Slov (King of)
Ext 8s 1902
MAN
/ 24
Nov 1 1935 coupon on —
5*
.
£100 and £200
pieces
Treas 6 % notes *23 ext to '33
£20 pieces
■xtl
5s
32
Coupons
__T_MAN
Extl 6*8 1958
30
Serbian 5s 1956
Mexico (U S of )Ext'l 5s of 1899
4s of 1904
Extl 4s of 1910 (£20
pieces)
Saskatchewan
/ 24
/ 37}*
/
443S
Bid
Bonds.
/ 25
6s 1947
f gtd 4*8
coupon
on)
or
To
Net.
1940—J&D / 25
Sink fund 0}*s
•
1943
..
Bid.* Ask.
Bond*.
Saxon 4tate Mtge lnstitutlon
Sink fund 7s 1945--—J&D
South Wales.
iu(May
I
Net
Foreign Govt*, and
CI tie* (Concl.)
Metrop Water Serv—See New
Mexican Irrigation
YieldBasis
Yield Basis
YieldBasis
Bid
93
bonds
1 Q/V7
.
50
A&O 6 1.50
to 2
A&O 6 2.50
A&O 6 2.75
to 2.75
to 3.25
X Quotations per 100 gold rouble bond
STATE
94
AND
MUNICIPAL
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day
yield Basis
Fort Wayne School Dlst—
5s Oct 11936-1943
yteia Basts
1
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
BONDS
of the month preceding the date of issue.
or
Net,
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds*
Xteta oasts
To
To
Net.
6 1.50
to 2.75 %
4s 1936-1944
4fl 1950-1965
4s 1972-19754b 1936-1957
State Highway—
4K8seriesD&E 1944-55— 6 3.40 to 3.55
3.50
5s series F Mar 151945-48— 6 3.60
Bammon (City)—
3.50
5s series K July 1 1947-49— 6 3.60
4s O H 1942-1966—J&J30 6 2.75 to 3.50 %
6
3.85
3.90
State Pension 6s June 11948-Indianapolis—
108 K
Capital Bldg 4Kb Aug 15 1952 107
fi K? Track Bier *37-'47. J&J 61.25 to 3%
2.00 atcn&falaya Levee Dim—
4s Fire Dept J'ne 1 *41 „J&J
106 K
225
5b Sept 1936-1972
M&S 105
4Kb Sch J ne 16 '49J&-D15
106 K
104
6 1.00 to 3.10 %
4Kb 1936-1966J&J
106 K
105
1.25
1937-1969
F&A
8Kb Oity Hall 1939 —J&J
4%
Baton Rouge—5s '37-'64-M&8 6 4.10
Indianapolis S D—
104
2.50
103
lousier Diet Levee 5s '54-A&0
4s Bldg Sept 11946
J&J
1.75
laddo District Levee—
8Kb July 11941
—
104
5« 1951 opt 1941
5s Oct 20 1936-^9—--A&O 6 1.25 to 2%
J&J 103
Fifth District Leveeli0gansp't4Hs 1937—J&Dlc 6 1.75 to 2%
104
3.00
SB 1950 opt 1940
So Bend 4 Hs W W '48—M&N
J&J 103
104
103
3.00
5b 1952 opt 1942
5Ksl941
M&l?
J&J
107
South Bend School City—
5s Oct 15 1902 op "52-A&O 106
107
106
6 2.50 to 3.25 %
5a Oct 151968—
A&OL
414s Impt 1939-1948-F&A
107
5b 1957-1967—A&Olt 106
107
106
IOWA
5* 1959-1909
F&Alf
107
106
5a 1972—
4K« 1936-1942
J&D 6 .50 to 1.75 %
%
Cedar Rapids 4Kb *49-'63M & N 6 2.75 to 3%
Lafourche Basin Levee—
106 K
105
1.75
Clinton Oo 2 He 1942
5s Jan 1954 opt 1944—J&J
M&N
3.00
.
8 Dlst ref & imp '49—M&S
Sch Dlst—
4H1939-1949
4Ks 1940-1941Des Moines 6s
86-*67
MAN
M&N
-J&J
61.25
61.50
6 1.00
1.00
4Kb W W 1937-42—-J&P
6s Gen Obllg 1936-40—J&J 61.00
6
Des Moines Ind 8 D—
1.50 %
to 1.70 %
to 3.40 %
to
2%
to
to 1.75
%
M
4Kb Sept 11946
M&S
4Kb 1Q44
4s Septl 1945—
M&8
Fort Dodge 6o Fund *39—A&o
Lee Oo Prim Road 2Kb—1948
Marshalltown lnd H L>—
6s City Hall 1937-39—M&N
Marsnail town—
4Kb Water 1937-42—A&O
4Kb Water 1943&*44—A&O
Sioux Oity 6s "36-'45—F&A15
6iRef Aug 16 1940—F&A15
4Kb Sewer 1937-47—M&N
Sioux City S D 6s 1941- J& »
Woodb'y Oo Fund 2Kb '42-'46
.
115K
116K
112
113 K
2.35
1.50
166
""99"
.50
6
.50
6 2.40
%
to
2.25'%
to
2.50,%
1.00 to36'.
115
116K!
6 1.00 to 2.70 %
2.00
6"l.75 to 2.25 %
6
4Kb Soldiers Oompen *36-*52 6 .50
4s Soldiers Oomp 1958—J&J 6 2.60
6 2.60
4S Soldiers Oomp 1954—J&J
6 2.40
Crawford Oo 4Kb 1939
Hutchinson—
4Kb Pub Bldg *61 op '81J&J 6 3.00
6 2.00
4Kb 1939Kansas Oity 5s 1942
F&A
4Kb Wat & Light 1944-J&J
4Kb Wat Plant Pnr '39 J&J
4Kb Imp July 18 '49—J&J
Board or Education—
4Kb 1937-1953
F&A
4Kb 1936-1953—- J&J
Sch Dlst 4Kb 1937-54J&J
Leavenworth—
4Kb Water 1937-1947..J&J
Leavenworth Oo 5s 1945
103
mmm
5s I960
.50
.50
.50
6
6
£25
6 1.00
2.85
300
6 2.75
Saline Oo 4Kb
6 2.85
6 2.50
6 2.80
6 2.90
to
2.75 %
2.80.%
to
2.5o' %
2.65 %
2.80 %
2.50 %
2.70 %
2 25%
mmm
rnmm
—
...
...
mmm
mmm
mmm
.
106
1.00
1.00
2.60
to 2.50
to 2 50
103 K
M&S 6 3 90
4Kb S X '42. '47 & '52—M&S 6 3.90
Bowling Green—5b 1955-J&J 6 3.90
'
4Kb W W& 8ew'86- 54-J&J 6
6
4Kb May 21937-67—M&N2
Tensas Basin Levee District—
3.65
3.70
Crittenden County
5Ks Fdg Feb 1 '39-'49.F&A
to 2.50
6
.50
4b Sept 1 1936-1953----]
b
.50
4s Hlghw & Bdge '36-89 5
6 1.75
4b Hlghw & Bdge *40-44 W;
.50
4s State Pier 19S7-1942-M&S 6
to 2 25
Livingston County—
5Kb B&B Fdg Marl'49A&0
Louisville—5b Sch 1962-A&O
4K8 Hospital 1951
M&8
4Kb Ref 1965
J&D
4Kb Jan 1 1970
J&J
4Kb Sewer 1969
J&A
4b Ref July 1 1937
J&J
4s
4s
4s
4a
Sewer 1947
F&A
Lou W Oo 1959
F&A
Sewer 1965———.F&A
Jan 1 1970—
J&J
85
6 3.10
6 2.85
6 3.00
1.50 %
.50
6 3.00
6 3.05
6 1.00
6 2.40
6 2.80
6 3 00
6 3.00
8Kb Ref 1943
J&J 6 2.10
8b Sew & Park 1941
J&J 6 1.75
Owensboro—5b Sewer...J&D 6 3.95
2*1
2.90
2.95
.60
2.25
to
2%
to
2.75 %
.50
5sseries A Mar 1 1943
1
....
4Kb series S.May 11942...
5s series F Mar 15 1943....
5s series F Mar 15 1938
5s ser H Sept 30 1938 opt '33
3.20
3.30
2%
.50
to 2.50
16
.60
to
3.00
3.25
2.25
102 K
Flat price.
%
3.25 %
to 2.40 %
to
to
1.00
F&A
.30
6
.
1.90 %
to 2.75
to 2.10
_
.40
6
to
2.00,%
■■
F&A 6
.60
M&N.®
*70
*20%
.90
exempt)...
%
-
Dist-M&
6
-
I
Qulncy3KB*37 to "39
4b July 11948-50
J&J
Springfield
4s 1936-'44 (tax-ex)
F&A
Waltham 3 Kb 1936-45..F&A
4s 1936-1960
3.50
F&A
7*
.75
to 1.60
z°
%
2.90
16
to
2" 50
1.90
>6
.50
.50
1.60
1
3,75
—
16
3.75
4Kb Mar 1
4b Ang 1 191
.50
to
2".85
1
6
.30
.60
to
2.70
.60
to 220
4b Regis'd stk
1
2.70
2.70
1946-57-M&N
6 1.10
.25
6
6 2.25
6
6
6
6
2.00
2.20
2.25
2.20
2.70
2.70
to
2%
to 1.60
2%
2.00
2.00
1.50
1.90
1
2.00
1.90
1.00
—
2.25 %
Battle Creek S D—
4Kb 1937
4s
—
.
M&S 6
..F&A
4Ks 1937-1949
-F&A
Bay City—
5 K§ w W 1936-1951
M&S
2.25 Bay City Union S D—
6s Jufy 1 1936
3.00
—.J&J
2.50 Dearborn 5s 1936
Detroit—
%
2.80
General 3Ks
„
to
Creek—
4Kb4Kb
5snon-callable
"1.25
6
a
.
2.70
2.70
to
to 2.90
1.75
2.20
2.70
.50
2.50
3%
>
6
.90
to 1.80
to
_
.
4Kb Sewer 1936-40—M&N 6 3.00
3?60
to 275 I
—
2.20
to
Battle
of mdebtednen
2.90
6 2.75
to
to
5Ks Highway 1941
J&D
5s Highway 1940-J&D
4K« Highway 1943
F&A
4Kb Highway Impt 1944 A&O
Is Highway Impt 1942
A&O
Ann Arbor (Oity) 4s 1936
to 1.60 %
to 1.60
6
MICHIGAN
5Ks July 15 1941
J&J16 & 2.25
6Ks Oct 15 1941
A&015 6 2.25
MARYLAND
5 61.30
to
.25
.30
Winchester 4s 1939-1943 A&O
Worcester 1Kb Apr 1 '37-46MEXICO
See Foreign Govts, page 93.
to 3%
to 3.50 %
to 3%
%
_
Water District—
4Ks 1937-1953.
F&A 6
%
5 6 1 30
1 6 1.30
to 2.20
.
.40
.60
.50
A&O 6
Salem 4a Jan 1 '37-'64 tax-ex.
Somerville—
1%
2.25 %
2.25 %
6 3.00
.6 1.00
_
J&J15!6
tax-ex
Welletley (Town)
4s Mar 1 1937-1946
1.90
It
to 2.10
.50
.50
2%
to
102 K
5s ser H Sept 30 1940 opt '33
102 K
102K
6s ser I Oct 15 1937 opt *33.
102 J
102K
102K
8tate Pension 5s Dec 31 1938 6 2.75 to 2.40%
Basis,
to
.75
3.10 %
3.20 %
2 75%
_
F&A 6
J&J 6
Plttsfield—
2.80 %
2.50
1 6 2.50
Ayill
1930-1950----
4s Mar 1
4b Aug 1
»
.30
v
)
Short Term BondsState Highway—
5sseries A, B & O 1940-1943
1.15 %
to 2.00
.
M&N 6
Warren
LOUISIANA.
6
to 3.25
April 15 1938 to 1950---. 6
Anna pells 4Kb w w '42-A&( )
3.75
to
*40 W3.25
4Kb '37-43 (taxexmp) A&O 6
New Bedford—
4b
Sewer
1937-41
(tax-.
2.70
%
3.60 %
■
3.95
3.95
,
Holyoke—
4b 1937 tax-ex
to
► 6
Paducah-
4Ks w w 1936-1970—.A&O
Warren Co—4Kb '37-'59.J&J
M&S 6
.40
M&S 6 1.50
M&N b
3 Kb 1936-1942 tax-ex.M&N
Milton—
to 2%
6 1.00
M&N
South Portland Sewer
3 % certificates
to 3 25 %
River—
4s 1937
g
2.70
ho
3.30
J&J 6 2.25
4s 1940-51
Maiden 4s *36-'44(tax-ex) F&A
Medford—
1
I
I
.75
to 1.50
to 2.20
to
6 1.50
fa
2.60
2.00
.40
(tax-exmpt)M&N 6 1.70
2%
»6 2.40
4s
.30 %
M&8
4s'37-'39(tax-exmpt)-M&N 6
High Sch Dlst—
8Kb July1936 to 1939-M
Per
trtland water District—
DttCO
to
%
2%
Needham—
Portland—.
95
2.95 %
2.75
4b Sept 1 1958
4Kb 1937 (tax-ex)
Lynn—
I
(
J&D 6 2.60
5s S D 1938
.30
Cambridge—
4s Oct 11946*1949
.A&O 6 2.20
8Kb May l 46 <reg).M&N
3b Bridge 1941..
..F&A
Franklin (Town)
...
to
to 1.90
6 1.00
100
2.25 %
2.25 %
to
to 2.70
to
4Kb 1937
4Kb 1938-1941
4s 1937-'55 (tax-ex)
I
to
Klttery Water District—
5b Jan 1937 to 1938-.—J&J 6 2.00
Old Town Water District-
98
Henderson County
4Kb R&R Oct l'36-'60 A&O 6 3.85
Hickman County—
97
Road & Bdge 5s 1936-1955.
Lexington—4s 1945
F&A 6 2.60
to
Lewell—
.50
6
4Kb 1936-1945
6a WW Jan 16'37-'61 J&J
4Kb Fdg 1936-48
F&A 6 3.75
4KB1936-1950
A&O 6 3.75
4KB WW 1937-51
J&J 6 3.75
4s Fdg 1952 opt '42-- .F&A 6 3.75
4Kb School Jan 1 1937-69— 6 3.75
to
to 2
4s July 1 1941-1950
MAINS
Kennebec Water District—
4b Ref May 1 1950 —M&N 6 3.10
16 6 3.75
.50
.30
2 Ks Dec 151936-1960—
4Kb '37-'50 (tax-ex)
4Kb '36-*41 (tax-ex)
6
.75
v
.75
4s Wat-Wks Sept 1 1936-40 6
Bath 4a Ref 1941 tax-ex. J&D 6 2.85
Belfast 4Ks Ref 1936-1950— 6 3 80
Oevlngton—
?—---
.M&S 6
..J&D
J&D
J&J
.25
4Kb 1937-44
105
104
Brewer
to
3.50
3.75
375
.50
1.10 %
£
2%
3.00
3.60
3.60
3.70
3.25
Kk
2.55
2.55
2.60
835
3.35
6
Fall
Augusta «> * »«"• 11
104
3.25
1945
-
6 "*.25*
2Kb Aug 1'30 to'55
.25
2KB 1936-1955
—J&D 6
Metropolitan District—
Everett—
6
Ashland—6b 1937.
----
„
106
106
Auburn—
104
4Kb Dec 1976
.J&D
4a July 1930.
J&J
48 Apr 1937 (tax-ex). .A&O 6 1.25
4s 1936-1939 (tax-ex).-J&J 6
.50
Brockton—
4s 1936-1947 tax-ex.—A&O 6
-..
6 1.75
103
103
104
Boston—
4Kb Sept 11981
M&S
4Kb Tun 1960 tax-ex..A&O
106
2.50 to3%
2.25 to 3.65
6
102 K
4b 1937-1945 (tax ex)-M&N 6
1
I
■
Braintree—4s 1936-1941.. J&J 6
2.50 to 3.80 %
5s Dec 1 1936-1969—J&D 6
5b Wat Wks Riv '37-'40M&8 6
to 2.85
102K
2.15 %
„
„
105
6 1.10
102 K
to
Arlington 4a
Beverley— *
%"
Shreveport—
KENTUCKY
Bridge Revenue RefundingProject No. 1 July 1 '50 J&J
Project No. 2 July 1 '50 J&J
Project No. 3 July 1 *50 J&J
Project No 9 July 1955 J&J
Project No. 8 July 1 1945—
Project No. 10 July 1 '50 J&J
.25
1.40
Chelsea—
-75.%
to 2.70 %
to
1.10
1.80
8Kb July
108
103K
105
105
105
2.65 %
1.00
to
3Ka 1936-1951—
8KB June 1 1948
8Kb June 1 1944
2.80 %
6 1.00
to 140 %
106
104
.70
.40
1.50
1.75
1.25
.20
.15
103
105
102.
M
to 2.75
.20
4s Tunnel & Sub 1948.J&D
4c Sub 1957 tax-ex—..A&O
4b Sub 1958 tax-ex.
J&J
4b Tub & Sob'59 tax-ex.J&J
3.70 to 3.80 %
3.70 to4%
6
to 2.50
6
36- 42(«ax ex)J&J 6
104
103
2.50 to 3%
3.00 to 3.60 %
6
.15
.15
Is Pub Wks Feb 15 1937-41—
6
106
4.35
3.80
4.00
.
3K» gold July 1944
M&S
3s gold July 1 1939......J&J
3s gold Water Jan 1 1941 -J&J
1Kb Pub Wks „Septl5'36-'40 6
108.
102
104
105
104
6 4.40
.
MASSACHUSETTS
4s 1936-52 (tax-exempt) —Var
4s W ater registd 1936 -'58-J& J
1950 ref (tax-exen».J&J
s 1937 res (tax-exem).J&J
■ Water
1942
J&J
6
to 2.70 %
to
mmm
1
4Kb serial 1936-1940—
4Kb serial 1940-1980——
Orleans District—
5a July 1936-1939—.J&
5s July 1940-1949
J&
5s July 1950-1959—J&
4Kb 1937-1961
—A&y
to 2.25%
4Kb Sept 1 1936-1968.M&S
2.40 %
Orleans Parish Sch Beard—
2.40 %
5b 1936-1944
J&D
2.30 %
5b 1945-1967
—J&D
Plaauemine Parish B Bank—
2.50
5a Oct 1952 opt 1942—A&O
1.75
Pentchartrain District—
D 08 1944.
—M&N
2.30
5b July 1968————J&J
1.60 Red River A & B B District—
113
2.70
2.50
4Kb Sewer g 1973.....J&J
mmm
is Constitutional 1942.J&J
107
106
110
111
Hagerstown—
5s Water 1938-1987... A&O 6 1.50 to 4.00
4Kb 1936-1986
—A&O 6 1.50 to 3.60
Montgomery Oo
4Kb 1939-1968
M&N 6 1.75 to 3.75 %
Washington Sab San Diet—
mmm
mmm
4> Public Impt 1950 opt
1942 (old Issue)—. J&J
4b Pub Impt 42 apt *21. J&
2.70
2.70
2.70
2.70
A&O
M&S
M&S
3 Kb Sewage Impt '80-A&O 52.80
nmber'd 4Kb W W '41-A&O 6 2.60
II-
104
105K
106
105
6 2.50 to 2.75 %"
6 3.10 to 3.40 %
3.50
6 3 60
%
3.55
6 3.65
4 K B1960-67
-J&J
3.55
6 3.65
1936-1977
A&O 101
102
4flFloatlng debt 1948-A&0
104
103
58 Pub Belt RR *39-'49-J&J
5b Pub Belt 1959-59
J&D
2.50
6
McPherson 4Kb 1945...—
Reno Oo 5s 1941—
1945
Sedgwick Go 4Kb 1940
Shawnee Oo. 4Kb 1944......
Tepeka 4Kb 1948
...
Tepeka S D 4Kb Mar 1 *37-'46
Wichita 4Kb 1937-46
J&D
Wyandotte County—
4Kb Bridge *37 to '41—F&A
4Kb 1937-1939
J&J
4KB 1940-1945...
J&J
102
.
—
KANSAS.
106 K
106 K
4mI
to 1.50
6
105
105
5b Jan 1937 opt 1928—J&J
6s 1956-1970-A&O
Lake Borgne Dlst Levee—
i* Dec 1952 opt 1942—J&D
New Orleans—
-
A&O
8Kb Impt 1940
-J&J
8Kb Mar 1945
—M&S
8Kb Refunding 1952—J&J
lo
—.
Davenport Indep
Net.
Baltimore—(Cont.)
Long Term Bonds—
Gary Sch City 4Mb Oct 1943..
°r Ask.
Bid.
Bonds*
............
....
Water 4s
4Ks
2.00
3.50
6 2.50 2.00%
1.00
1.00
99
100 K
101K
101K
6 3.60
6 3.40
6 3 50
99
101
101K
101K
3.
3.60
3.25
4KB
116K 117K
Refunding Water series D—
3 Kb Oct 11951-1961!
3.20
6 3.40
3Ks Oct 1 1936-1950-.-— 6 1.00 tO H 50
3.50 %
3Ks Oct 11948-1950
6 3.75
4s July 1 1937-1947
6 1.00 to 3.50 %
Street railway 4 Ks
3.50'%
6 3.75
8.50 %
Refunding 3 Ks *57-'62 J&D 5 3.75
Refunding 4s 37-'56—.J&D 6 .75 to 3.75 %
——
.
STATE
July, 1936]
AND
MUNICIPAL
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible
Yield Basis
Yield Bast*
To
or
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
Net,
1937-1954
M&S
4Mb Marl 1937-1939
Grand Rapids—
3 Ms Sept 1 1937-1940 M&S
2.75 'to 4.10!%
2.65 to 3.25 %
1.50
to 2.75
3s Sept 1 1941-1945
M&S
GrandRapids School District—
2.90
to 3.20
_
Bid.
Bonds.
Flint 4hs 1936-54
MAS 15 6 2.00 to 4.25 %
5s (Mar 1 & Apr 1) '36-*50— 6 2.00 ,to 2.75,%
Flint union School Dlst—
5s
to 3.50
M&8
M&S
A&O
M&N
8 Ms 1948-1952
3%
J&D 6 1.00
to 2.50
4mb
1937-1946
Pontiac—
4s 1941-1957
js
1937-1947
1946-1951
Sewer 1937-42—_F&A
Imp 1937-50 J&D
98 M
98 M
97 M
97 M
M&S
{a
4%
97
97
M&S
s
to
99
99
QQ
97 M
'ater
i 6 2.00
1936-49—F&A 6 1.50
Port Huron 4 Ms 1942
to 3.50
Saginaw—4Mb
4 Ms Sewer 1937-51—J&D
to
3%
6 1.50
to 3.50
6 2.50
Wayne Countv —
Covert roads...
Voted bonds..........
to
J & J
3% Bldg 1939-41
Jackson County—
to 2.50
Muskegon 4Mb 1937-'44.J&J 6 1.85
Muskegon S 15 5s 1942
July 6 3.00
J&D
3% Road 1953-57
Lansing—
4Mb 1937-1950
4Mb 1936-50
4Mb 1949
4Mb Read 1937-52
4Mb Ceurt House 1937-52
Joplin (School Dlst)—
4Ms*1943-1948
Kansas City—
»
4M» 1939
J&J
5s water 1939-——-.-J&J
4Mb 1940
J&J
4 Mb Various May 9 '37-72
2.00
4 Ms Jan & July 1942—J&J
4MB 1936-1954J&J
4MB 1936-1943
J&J
4Mb 1937-1955
A&O
.
D«C 1 1939
J&D 6 1.75
2 M trunk h'way'47-'51— M&N b 2.25
1.70sRuralCreditctfel941 J&A
4 Ha
1.60
.936-1946
J&J 61.00
Duluch lnd School Dlst—
A&O 6 1.00
to 2.50
4s
6Ms 1938
1940
to 2.50
2.25
1.00
1.00
to 2%
4Mb Sanltorlum 36 '42.J&J
4Mb Hospital *37-'41.M&N
1.00
to 2.25
to
1.00 to 2.25
1936.
'40.
'48.
'43.
*46. *47. *4». *49. MJ-J&D
.50
Apr 1940-1962
1937
School
.50
.50
.50
A&O
6 2.50
A&O 6 2.50
1942-J&D
4s 1944
1936 1941
2.60s 1939-1966
1937-1946
1
.50
M&N 6
A&O 6 1.15
A&O 6
4Mb
4Mb
to3.15
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1.75
1.75
.
to3%
.60
to 2.40
.50
to 2.95
to 2.75
A&O
.60
to
1936-1974
4sbury Park (City)—
4Mb 1936-1053
3%
.50
!to 3.05 %
J&J 6 1.75
J&J 6 1.60
J&J 6 .75
J&J
J&J
1940-1950
1937-1950
1937
1946
to 2.90
j to 2.75
to 2.80
J&J 6 2.10
6 2.25
6
.50
J&J
.M&S
to 2.60
6 2.00
to 2.60
.75
to 2.40
6 2.50
to 2.75
6 2.50
f&a 6 2.00
w
to 2.60
to 2.50 1
2Mb Public Bldg & imp—
6 2.35
.50,
1.5$
4Mb 1937-1943
m&n
4mb 1942-1949.—.—j&j 16 6 2.25
2.40
to
2.45'%
to
2.90 %
%
to 2.80 %
to 2.60
St Paul—
6s school July 11951—J&J 6 2.80
2.75%
4Ha W W 1937-42 —A&O 6
.75
6s School July 1 1961—J&J 6 2.80
6s Gsn'l lmpt 1937-62. J&J 6 1.00
to
4Mb Sewer July l '48..J&J
s Ms Water Aug 1 '48. F&A
4Ms July 1 1966
J&J
l ■ 1937
J&J 6
1938-1959
J&J 6
1937-1939
A&O 6
1940-1961
A&O 6
2.75%
to 3%
2.40
2.40
2.75
1%
1.25
to 2.85
1.00
2.00
to 1.85
1937-57
%
%
.50
to 1.85 %
.50
to 1.90 %
64
63
62
85
.A&O
61
60
60
92
62
92
100
100
6 2.25
to 4.25
%
6 1.75
to 4.20
%
6 1.75
to 4 25 %
6 2.00
to 3.50 %
to 3.50 %
6 2.00
1.00 'to 2.80 %
1.00 to 3 .45 %
1.00 to 3.30 %
1.25 to 1.85| %
1.25 (to
6 1.00
4Mb 1936 tc 1969-J&D 15
1.50,%
Bogota—
4Mb 1937-1940
J&D
Bound Brook 4Mb *37-'42 J&D
Bridgetcn (City)—
4Mb 1936-1058
J&D
Camden 8Mb 1936-61—-f&a
4mb Water '87 U '60.M&N
4 Mb 1942-1660
J&J
4s 1945-1970
[to 3.35
%
6 2.25
to
6 2.00
to 3.50 %
6 2.00
to
1 00
6
4%
4%
5%
100
98
"~99~"
6 4.15
to 4.30
J&J 6 2.50
to 4.15
%
Camden Ce—
4Mb 1937-1070
4s 1944-1968
6 3.80
to
4%
Cape May—
2.25 %
1.50
to 1.85<
to 1.75 %
to 1.85 %
Bloom field—
to 2.10
6 2.10
A&O
university City—
to 1.75 %
vv
.40
64
5s 1937-1949.
J&J
4MB 1936-1955
F&A
4 Ma School 1036-66—F&A
Belleville 5s 1936 <* '44.M&N
Belleville S D 5s '36-*44M&N
Bergen Co—
5Ms Dec 11936-1042, _J&D
6 Ms Dec 15 1936-60. J&D15
6s Dec 15 1936-1965. J&D 15
4Mb 1937-1939
A&O
4s Court Hse '87-*38—A&O
„
2.70
2.30
.50
.60
Bayonne—
.50
to 1.50
%
.60
62
to 2.50
to 2 50
1951-1956
.M&N
Springfield 4msi937-49.m&n
%
to 2.90
to 2.80 %
to 2.65 %
60
to 2.75
to 2.60
to 2.90
J&J
A&6
to 2 80
.60
97
.50
1950-1955
.25
.25
85
6 1.90
3s School 1940-64
3s Refunding 1952
2.90, %
2.751
97
6
2%
to
to
M&N / 62
J&J
Imp 1936-1948
1.75
.25
.40
M&N / 62
4Ms 1937-1970
Atlantic City—4MB 1936-1958-—
J&J
4Mb June .
1937-66.J&d
4.40s 1037 1954
M&S
5s 1037-1068
F&A
Atlantic County—
4mb Bridge
1.60
60
1.60
.60
2M Jan 1937 to 1943
Ed Aid 4mb ser A Jan 1937-42
4
J&J
F&A
.25
1.10
1.20
1.50
1.50
.60
3 Ms Mar 1937 to 1942
3 Ms May 1937 to 1942
to 1.75
to 2.65
to
.50
to2%
2.25%
to
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.50
2.25%
to
to3.25%
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to 2.70
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.50
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Rd&Bdge 88-'44 M&N 6 1.25
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6
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4MB 1937-1939
F&A
4MB 1940-1953
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4mb w w 1936-1945—a&o
4mb 1936-1948
m&n
4mb 1941-1948
m&n
4s 1937-1940
m&n
4s 1941-1946
m&n
4s 1946-1951
m&n
3 Ms
Public Bldg & imp
%
1.50
to 2.70
to
to 3.00%
3 Ms
ser O of *30 Nov *36-'69
Inst const 3 Ms A
July 1936-66
4Mb series B July 1936-67—
4s series O April 1937-69—.
2Mb series D May 1937-70—
Emergency Relief—
3 Ms Jan. 1937-41—
5s May 1937 to 1941
4Mb Nov 1936 to 1941
,
1.50
to 2.10
Ramsey County—
4MB 1936-1950
4ks
4Mb
to3".15
61.00
Refunding 4Mb 1951.
b 1.75
St Joseph SD 4s 1940
St. Louis 4 Ms Public Bldg &
to
.40
2s
6 1.00
3%
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8Mb 1941-1961
to 1
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A&O
1936-1941
_.jb 1937-1940
4s Improvement
to 3.05
to3.l0
St Joseph 4Mb 1937-*45.
to 2"
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opt '37
opt '38
opt '39
opt '39
opt '40
opt *40
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C of '20 Jan '63
D of '20 Jan '64
E of *20 July'64
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4mb B of '24 July '65
4mb O of '24 July '56
to 1.25
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1.60
1.75
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6s8tImpMar2'37-'4lM*N?
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A&O
2%
to 2.90
5a 1941
0* Bridge 1937-40
M&N
6Mb Bridge 1937-40—M&N
[b
to 2.50
.50
4Mb
4MB
4Mb
4Mb
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5s
6 2.40
6
75
.50
3 Mb 1937-1974
to 2.50
4Ms 1937-1942
_
Kansas City 8 D—
4s 1941-1951
to 2.75
1.50
1.60
Soldiers Bonus 6s July 1941
Highway Extension—
5s ser A of20 July'51 opt'36
to 2.60
to
3M
%
Dulutb—
J&J b 1.00
M&N 6 1.00
„
to 2.50
4s Auditorium Nov 1 *36-71
4s Various 1936-1970-M&N
1.60%
to 2.30
.75
2.50
J&D
4 Ms Airport 1936-'544b Airport 1936-1951
2.35
J&J
to
to
to 2.40
to 2.50
—
3%
Net.
4s series H July 1942—
4s series I July 1943
4 Ms series A of *27 July 1944
.
minnesota
4 Ms 1936-1947
6 2.30
6 2.50
—J&J
J&J
J&J15
J&D
4s 1936-1951
4Mb 1936 1947-
4 Ms July 16 1948
6 2.40
6 2.30
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6
.50
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to
Ask.
4Mb series f Jan. 1941
4 Ms series g
July 1941
.
to 3.25
4Mb Apr 15 1957
Bid.
Bondi
July 1939
4Mb series D Jan 1940
4Mb series E July 1940
5s March 1 1937
4 Ms Road 1948-1960—M&S 6 2.70
4 Ms 1936-1937
A&O
4 Ms 1938 & 1939
A&O 6 .60
6 2.00
_
To
or
Net
Road Bonds—
4 Ms series O
Jackson 4 Ms 1937-47.-A&016 6 2.00
Jackson Union S
4Hs 1936-1945
M&N 6 2.00
to 2.50 %
Yield Basis
To
W Ask.
MISSOURI
4Mb 1943-1946
4sl943-1947
4s Road 1944-1948
4s Nev 1 1948-1952
M&S 6 2.00
4 Ms 1936-1943
Highland Park—
95
BONDS
for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
MONTANA
5Ma Rducat'i 1936-1941.. J&J
4Mb Educational 1944. ..J&.T
Butte 6s 1941 opt 1936—J&J
Daniels Oo 0a 1047-1V42—J&J
Great Falls—
6 Ma Sewer '87 to '39—J&J
to
%
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to 3%
.50
to 1.90
%
99
99
4Mb Wat & Sew '36-'50-J&J 61.00
83
97
100
Delaware
2.20
1.00
78
4Mb School 1937-1951.M&S
Cape May Oo—
5» 1937-1940
M&S
to 2.50
%
to 3.25 %
River Joint Com.
Phila-Camden Bridge—
4 Ms 1938-1945.
6 2.00
4 Ms 1946-1973.
114
East Orange—
4MB i00 7-1969
5s Sewer 1937-1960
J&D 6 1.00
J&J 6 1.25
to 2.95
%
115M
-
to 3.50 %
to 3.55 %
Elizabeth-—
4Mb 1936-1957
NEBRASKA
5
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lmpt 1937-1946
M&S 6
6
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lmpt 1953
J&J 6
4Mb Flood 1037- 53
A&O 6
4Mb July 1 1936
J&J 6
Bllozl 6mb 1937-1943—a&O
Greenville 5a fund '43-'60 F&A.6
Jacks«n—
6 Ms 1937-1954
4Mb J&D 1 1937-1962
4Mb 1937-1952
3.90
3.90
3.60%
3.60%
3.60%
3.90
3.60%
3.90
3.60%
3.90
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77
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Meridian 5s Dec 1 1939--J&D 6 5.25
4.25%
4.25%
75%
4.80
4Mb School House 1941 J&J 6 5.25 4.80
Mississippi Levee District—
6s May 2 1944
M&N 6 4.00 3.90%
6« July 1 1963
J&J 6.4.25 4.00%
Vicksburg—
4%
6fl Pub Imp 1936-48_..F&A 6 4.40
Tasoo-Mlsa Delta Levee Dlst
6s 1936-1964
M&N 6 4.10 3.75%
4Mb July 1949
J&J 6 4.10 3.75%
4s 1962 options! 1922—J&J 6 4.25 4.10%
Beatrice SD 5s 1937-54-F&A 6 1.50 to 3.15 %
I
Douglas County—
5s Highway 1942
'2.75
A&O
Holdrege 8 D 5s 1039-52-J&D b 2.00 to 3"40 %
Lincoln School District—
1937-1953—
M&N b 1.00 to 3.20 %
McCfook Fund 5s
'36-43-F&A;6 1.00 to 3 .10 %
North Platte Sch Dlst—
4Ms 1940-50
J&J 6 2.50 to 3.40 %
Omaha—
4Mb Wat wks Dec 15 '41J&J 6 2.00
4MaMay 11956
M&N 6 3.10
5b 1948
J&D 6 3.30
Omaha 8D 4 Ms Mayl'56 M&N 6 3.10
York School District—
4mb 1937-55
J&J 6 1.00
3.10 %
ft July 1936-1948
4b
June
to3.25 %
4Mb Highway
Concord—
2.50
1936-43—J&D
.50
to
2.30
to 2.50
%
to 2.30 %
to 2.50
to
3.25
JERSEY
4Mb series a July 1938—
4Mb series B July 1939..
4 Ms series O Jan.1940..
4Ms series D July 1940—
4Mb series E Jan 1941—
Nominal.
3.lo'%
.50% |
2.50 %
to
3.40%
90
.
1.20
1.50
1.60
1.60
1.75
to
—
to
3.4o|%
2~65
%
Oo—
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2.25
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6 1 00
1942.F&A 6 3.80
6 2 50
6 3 25
6 4.00
6 3.75
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4Mb Imp 1937-1942— J&J
1937-1954
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J&J
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J&J
to 1.50
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NEW
to
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J&J
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5a July 28 1936-1960
Fairview—6s 1044__
6b
J&D
Manchester—
4B 1936-1940
4a 1941-1945
/ Flat price.
Essex Fells
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to 2.60'%
I
—
M&S
1936-1938
A&O 6 1.25
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4Mb Road 1936
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Gloucester
HAMPSHIRE
4s Highway 1936-43
J&J 6 2.00
5s 1937-1944
Essex County—
Hackensack—4Mb
4MB 38. *40. '42. '44.M&N 6 1.50
Keene 4 Ms 1936-1942
.50
M&N 6
6 Basis.
Ka Dec 1 1936-1946.J&D 6 1.75
6s 1937-1972
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Glen Ridge
-
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NEW
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STATE
96
Quotations for
MUNICIPAL
AND
Yield Basis
Yield ibasts
Bid.
Teaneck
Hunterdon County—
6 1.00
4Hs road A bldg 37-46 J&J
b 3.70
Irvlngtsn 5s School '68—J&D
6 1.25
4 Hs 1936-1959
J&D
6 4.00
A&O
1953.
to 2.75 %
IHs School 1946
4 Hi Water 1961
4Mb 1937-1966—-
1040
6 3.90
F&A
6 2.00
6 3.90
6 2.00
4s July 1 1936-1953——- —
Gen ref 3Hs '37-54—F&A
Keaushurg 6Hs 1937-
2.00
4Mb Scb Imot
5^8
6 1.75
to par
FAA
4Hs 1937-1960
3.80%
3.90%
4%
3.75
to 3.1
FAA
Union County—
b 1.00
4Hs 1937
MAS
1.75
6a March 16 1938-MAS 16
.75
4Ha Oct 15 1930-'62.---1.00
4Ha RoadABdge'37-47 FAA
b 2.25
Is Oct 11942
-AAO
1.00
4s Park 1937-1937
MAN
3.80
88
to
Onion
to
4%
to 3.90
b 1.75
J&D
to 3.50
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to
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1936-1970—
b 1.50
%
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82
59-M&N
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to 3.50
b 2.50
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to 4.30
to 4 25
95
98
72
75
to 3.40
A&O b J-75
JAJ b 1-25
1.50%
1%
%
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4
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1 1937
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Newark—
.
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6s 1937-1972
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,
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New Brunswick—
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1041.
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5H® Highway 1937-1940.JAJ
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te
1939 opt 1919
M%«
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111
1937-1940
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6Ha General Improvement-!
1937-1951
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4Ha
1939-70
JAJ
Passaic County—
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JAJ
4Ha
*6i 1946
Jaw
4 Ha
*936-1908
JAD
1
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5s water works
to 2.85
%
%
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I
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72
4s
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4s
95
92
to
1
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to 3 40
to 4.30 %
6 3.00
to
6 3 85
3 70%
4.15 %
2%
6 1.25
2.90 %
6 3.50
3.40%
6 2.25
to 4
15
3 60 7*
to 4.20
97
100
97
100
97
100
97
6 3 10
100
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to
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to
3 65
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75
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to
3%
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4 u
m nr'nf Term 1936 '73
0 1 00
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3%
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1937-1949
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1937-1962
1937 i««9
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99
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4 Hs Imp A Sch *36-'0O-J&D
Sussex CV 4H» 37-'44
MAS
4a
1937-1965—MAN
.75
1.00
to 2.50
Summit—
4Hs school 1941
6 Basis
/ Flat price.
E14HrWater
b 4,75
to 3.25
1.00 jto
to
b
2.25%
to 3.15
.75
to 2 .80
to 2.80
i
4.20 sewer
to 3.50 %
to
-50
to 3.35
MAS
to 3.25
{ 3.10
1946-I960-MAN
to 2.80
98
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to 2.75
to 3.25
to 2.90
to 2.90
.
to 3.20
1.00
5%
.75
1.00
to 3.50
.75
to 3.60
Hempstead Un F S D Ns l—
1.00
6s 1937-1954
M&«
.75
Hernell 4 Ha 1936-1947—F&A
Hudson Rlv Regulating Dlst—
4Ha 1937-1965
-—JAJ 6 4.25
to 2.50
2.60 %
1.90 %
4.25
2.55 %
2.55 %
4.70s 1936-1965—
J&J|6 4.25
Huntington(T)4s '37-*52-JAJ\b 3.10
Isllp 4s 1937
MAS
4s 1938-1951.--MAS b 1.50
.75
Irvlngten 4.10s 1930
AAO
2.90
Ithaca—4 Hs Water 1942-JAJ
4Hs 1°40-1954
J J b 2.90
2.55 %
1.10|%
to
2.20, %
1.40 %
i.W%
48 Mar
2.55 %
2.55 %
4
4
2.60 %
.75
to 3.10
I
2.60
2.60
2.75
AAOIS 6 3.00
2.75
Kingston—
2J0s June 1,1937-1944
Lackawanna 4H» 36-"64 MAN
Lockport—
4ai 1943-1949
2.75
-
*
4.25
3.80 %
4.25
b 3.75
—
MAS b 3.75
M&d b 3.75
MAS b 3.75
2.60 %
Hlghw Imp Mar '07—MA8j{ 2 65
4 Ha Sch 1937-1944
2.60 %
Palisades Park 1907„
2 65
1.40s 1943-1949
to
4s Bldg oonstr '30 *39- MAS {
20 on 1.10 %
5s 1937-1942
2.20 %
4s Bldg oonstr *40-'49
M&S b 1.35
I .25 Long Beach 5Ha Y7-'0O-M&N
4s Grade Cross Ao
1930 M&S—-- ■
5 Hs 1936-1040
JAD
to 2.50 %
u Apr 15 1940-1955- --A&0
{ 135
5 Ha 1941-1960
JAD
SHs Mar 15 '37-'39-MA8 15 b /-60 tc 1.10 %
Mamareneck(T)4Hs'36-64JAJ
3Hs Mar 15 '40-'81-MAS 15 b 1.30 to 2 50 %
Mamaroneck un F 8 D No 1—
SHs Mar 15 *87-'80-MA8 15b
.50 to 1.10 %
SHs May 1 *37-'52
MAN
SHs Mar 15 '40-'81-MAS 15 & 1-30 to 2.50 %
8.90s 1930
JAJ
118
■
3s g Canal Jan 1 1956 —JAJ
116
8.90s 1937-1939
JAJ
118
St « Canal July 1 196S
JAJ 116
1.90s 1940-1964
JAJ
118
3s g Oanal Jan 1 1959..—JAJ }}6
Marine Parkway Authority—
118
1s Canal 1057-59—
JAJ 116H
Sk fd 4 Ha aer A 1960—J&D
Emerg Unemploym't Relief
Middle port 1.85a *30-42-J&D
2 H» Sept 25 '36-'43—-M&S b
.25 to 1.60 %
4.85a Sewer *30-'89
JAD
to 1.80 %
2Hs Sept 25 '44-'45—-M&S b 1.70
Mineola (V) 4.40s 1936-68 JAJ
IAlbany County—
1
Monroe Co 4s 1937-44
F&A
to
.76
4 H«
1937-1938
M&N 6 .60
t 00 n* RMg *87-'0O—F&A
4«a» 10^7 100*»
M&h b
.50 to 2.75
Mount Vernon—
S H * Fund 1037-1941- M&N b
.60 [to 1.76 %
4Ha 1937-1943
A&O
l»s 1937-1941
A&O
to
M&N b .50 to 1.25 %
IHs School 1962-78-MAN
2.90 %
4 Ha 1940-1900
M&N b 1.75
Is Sewerage 1950-55-MAN
50 to 2.75 %
IHs 1937-1964
JAD b
5s Jan 2 1938
J&J^
IHs 1937-1970.
J&D b .50 to 2.90 %
,
3-50
..
.
_
v
.50 to
4s Munlc A Scb *37-'63 JAJ b
50 to
3Hs 1937-1930
J&D b
3Ha 1940-1071
JAD b 1.60 to
2 H® 1936-45
M&N b .30
2% 1936-1955
M&N b .30 to
Albany Port District—
j
4s 1936-1971
F&A b .75 to
3%
1930 1972
MAN b
.75
Amsterdam 6s Wat 1936-37—
Brooklyn 3Hsl937
to
2.75 %
1%
2.75 %
_
ils'%
3.25 %
3.25,%
—
.50
JAJ
b
to 2.90
.50
var.
to
.50
1.50
Nassau Coimty—
5s
1937-1939
5Ha
1037
%
50
3.00
1943——-A&O
4H« 1987-1940
2.55 %
2.55 %
2.60 %
2.60 %
20
3%
{
Jamestown 8 D 5s 86-'39-JAD b 3.00
Johnstown 4 Ha Deo 1930-*37- b 1.25
b 4.50
Kings no 4s M»F 1 *37-'44
2.55 %
2.55 %
{ 2 65
to 3.60
Jamestown—
to
4s
Slnghamton—
4 Ha Oct 1 1936-71
2s Mar 1 1937-1956
%
to 3.50 %
1.00
W.I -sf-'M. JUcN;» 5.60
2.85 %
2.65 %
2.65 %
2.60 %
to
.
%
%
4%
to 1.10
{ 2-70
{ 2-/0
{ 2-00
-25
b } -40
%
2 80 %
to 2.10 %
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{ 2-75
{ 2 75
I
1
to 2.75 %
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{ 1-00
{ 3.20
1.00
b
arri«36-l#IT-~
J&J K
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75
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to 1.75
J&D b 1.00
IHs 1937-1951
MAN
4.40a 1937-1950—-—MAN
Garden City 4Ha 1930-52-J&J
112
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3.80
1.50
2.20 %
2.60
rn
M&N » 1 00
2.50| %
95
h
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100
100
to
to
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FrankMn Ot 4H»
11
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2.75
to 2.90
XM
1937-'45-A&0 b
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4s
4«
97
.75
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MAS 6 1.25
.
4Hs 1937-1958
3.40
to
b 2 65
1907—-JAJ
*75
M&S
|AT&yfte39
40, %
Somerset County-
4 Ha
Janai imp Jan
b
lB®====BSf»l-00
4a 1947-1954
East Chester-—
-
to3 10
OUv
t:
%
to 3.40
70
{
.75
{
3.50
3 50
3.50
99
95
99
99
95
95
4.70 %
5.00
4 40
4.40
4.70
4.70
b 4.70
b 4.70
4.40
<
4.40,
,
v
99H
6 3.75
6 3.75
100
3.50
3.50
2.50
{ 2.75
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6 3.50
3.30
3.30j
_
1.75
6
to 3.90
3" 25
to 3.60
to
DutchessOo—
.
__
3%
to
Sea
b 4.10
,
1.25
1937-1908
4s
%
6 2.00
6 3.75
6 2 00
Delaware Co 4.20a'36- 52 AAO
92
{
{2.10
g High Imp Mar 1958 MA8 J 2.625
g High Imp Sept 19<58 MAS {2.625
High Imp Mar 190O—-MA8 {2 625
Oanal Imp July 1900.-JAJ {2.62o,
Oanal Imp Jan 1901—JAJ
{2.625
Oanal Imp July 1901-.JAJ
{2 6^5
Hlghw Imp Mar '61-M&S {2 625
Palisade Park 1961
M&S {2.6251
Canal Jan 1902
-JAJ
{2 625
Hlghw Tmo Mm- '02—MAS {2 625
due Sept. 1 1965
{ 2.65
4s due Jan. 1 1966
1
1.00
1.00
4 Ha
4s
65|%
6 3.10
4s
4s
j%
JAJ
„
4s
%
to 3
.
1939
JAJ
4s
.
6 Ha 1936
1$04—
is Canal 1905
JAJ
is Highway 1966
MAS
is Barge Oanal 1945
JAJ
is Bonus 1937-1939
AAO
.1* Bonos 1940-1949
AAO
4s Oanal Term 1942
JAJ
4s Canal Term Jan 1946—J&J
%
Paterson
5Hs 1930-1969
MAN
4 Ha Feb l 1045
FAA
4 Ha 1930 1967
AAO
Perth Am boy—
4 Ha April 1944
4 Ha * a set 1957-94
M k82
4 Ha School 1937-1960-AAC
5s
1937-1977-..FAA
Plainflald 4s School 1959 MAN
4H» iw30 1962 various
Bahway—
4 Ha 1936-1953
JAD
Ramsey 6s Water 1936-1940
Bed Bank (Borough)—
4H> 1936-1953
MAN
Rfdsrewood 4 Hs 1937-62. MAN
MA8
|s Canal
to 3 60
92
108
b 4.10
to
Vs
.75
o
Haverstraw 4.12s
Hs Highway 1963
3.25%
to 3.60
6 2 60
99
b 2.40
to 3.50
to 3.10
b
96
350
99
to 1.50
AAO b 1.25
75%
3.40
{
A
72
6 2.25
-
3.50
to 3.50
.
h
^T^-IOSO,-,—»&A
36- 37 MA8
5s Jan A Mar 11937-1946
6s Ian A Mar 1946-1970
68
6 2.50
°0i^bli93<7-i95tJ—
2.10
NEW YOBK.
%
68
61.50
to 2.yo
%
3.75 %
6 3.60
JAJ
4Hs 1936 1950
JAJ
Middle Rio Grande Conser
Dlst 5Ha '36 '73
FAA
Socorro Go 5s 41 op '21—AAO
to 3.60 %
3 25%
1962---JAD
4Ha 1936-19O0
%
to 2.75
to4.10
to 4.10
to 4.10
to 4.10
HsH'way deb 1944-45M&S
I Albuquerque—
50'
Passaic—
4HB
2
4s
1.00
3.40a Nov 15'36 to'55 M&N
2.60% Relief 1936-1945 J&J
1.50 %
to 3.10
4s 1945-1963
to 3.85
to 3.80
73
6 2.50
JAD
16_ I960--
3.25
.75
A&O
1936-1968——^jJAJ
1Uo 1937-1964
M&N
NEW MEXICO
(
....J&D
6s Hchnnf 1936-58——M&S
Nutley (School Dist.)—
4 Ha 1937-1942
FAA
4H« !«*•> 190#
F&A
5Ha Nov 16 1936-89.MAN
Ocean City—6a 1944
FAA
4 Ha Impt May 15 1938-'56
Ocean Co 4Ha 1937 1950JAD
Orange—
4 Hit Sewer 1936-1964 AAO
Par to
to 3.25
to
4Hs 1936-1957
FAA
61.50
4Hs Sch A Wat '37-'69 JAD
61.50
4Ha 1937-1907...
..JAD
North Arllnsrton <Ror«usrh*
68
6s sewer fund 1936-47—JAJ;
b 1.00
A&O
1938-1967
4s June
4a
'
Net.
to 3 40
.75
3.60
.75
.75
1.75
J*^
4a 1936-1948
.75%
b
-J
to 2.25
1-60
6 3 .50
.75
_
MAN
Wast Orange (T) 0s *38- MAS b 2.50
3.50 %!
to So
3.5 o%
6 1.50
A&u
5s School 1937-61
3 70
3.75
JAD
Ha 1937-1900
4 Ha
b 3.50
1964---JAD15
1937-196S
4H« 1936-1938
4 Ha
West New York-—
'44-J&D b 2.50 2.35%
Morris County—
4s 1936
3H"
{ 2.00
1941-A&O
4H» High Sch Bldg
9 nn
{ 2.00
{ J-76
*37-,50-_M&8
Rd&Bdg '30- 51FAAU
15
Montclalr 4Hs Sch
4Hs
no
1937-44.—FAA 6 1-50
Menmouth Os—
4Ha Mar
i
{ 100
1930-1939
4Kb Fund July
_
Westfield—
b 1.00
M?hY AprH~1941
Township Sch Dlst—
M&N
4H8june 16
%
%
3.50 %
„
4Hs 1936-1968
JAJ [Par to
Ventnor City—
87
5Ha Mun Bldg *87-'68-AAO
rineland (Boro)—
b 2.75
5 Ha 1937-1950—.
MAS
100
95
1937-1947-—-J&J
Long Branch 5s 1943----MAN
Lyndhurst 6s 1936-1957 »-J&J
Lodi—5s
„
J&D 15
5Hs 1944
to 3 50 %
b 1.50
to 4.401
to
6 4.00
A&O
J&D
b 1.75
AAO
6s School 1937-1955—AAO
6 2.00
-J&J
to
Ask.
Buffalo—
3.50'%
b 1.86
To
or
5s 1937-1950
Trenton—
5Hs 1937-1951
Yield Basis
Bid.
Bonds.
Net
100 H
'3.75 .to 4.40,%
(Twp) 6Ha '36-38--
|Tenafly 4Ha 1937-1903-FAA
3.60 %
to 3.70 %
6 2.00
4s Refunding
Bonds
Net.
Ask.
Ask.
Bid.
.
To
or
To
or
Bonds.
BONDS
day of tbe month preceding the date of Issue
all securities are as near as possible for the closing
?
3.50,
6 3.70
6 3.70
6 3.90
6 3.90
6 2.50
3.50
3.70
3.70
2.30
M&N 6 3.50
MAS 16 b 8.50
3.10
3.10
AAO 6 3.50
MAS 6 3.50
MAN 6 3.50
3.10i
{ 3.60
3.20
3.20
4Ha 1037-1044
4Ha 1937-1939
4a< 1986-1939
3Ha 1944-1950
JAJ
1
3.10
3.10
3H
1951-1961
JAJ 6 3 60
3% July 1 1940-64
J&J 6 3.60
3.40%-July 1 1941-15—J&J,6 3.60
2Hs 1946-1950
6 3.60
3.20
3.20
3.20
—
New burgh
2%
%
4 Watlmp 1942-62-.
JAJ|{ 3.00
2.70
2.80
1.00
1.00
2.85
1.00
to 3.35
2.60!
4 Ha Was Imp 1936-41
-J&Jj6
New Rrchelle—
j
5a
4
1937-1950
H* 1037-1944
4 Ha 1945-1965
4Hs 1937 1903
M&N
MAN
M&N
MAN
6
6
6
6
to
2.751%
to 3 50 %
to 3.35.%
July, 1936]
"r\ (51a il/
possible for the closing day of the month
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Yield Basts
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds
Net.
Net.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds
Net
Ask.
To
of
To
or
To
or
Bid.
preceding the date of Issue.
Yield Basis
Yitld Basis
Bond*
97
-uul
iixi
^
municipal bonds
state- jhl-li xj
and
.t*
Charlotte—
New York olfcf—
103 %
6s Corp stk Jan25'37 jaj 25
118
4 %s Jane 1906
jad
117
i
4%s 1963
-mas
4mb May 1957—
man 117.
4%s not 1957
man .117%
.
4%s Corp stock 1007—jaj
j8 Corp atk 1971
jad16
[8 July 1 '37-55
(s Jan. 1 1977
jaj
[a Scb a Var '36'30-jad
icarsda^ha
119
118%
4.30a
120
121
4s Oct 1 fi
4.1 fie
.75 to 3.30
117
116
6
.50 to 1.50
4s Various 1950
4s nor 1958
man
4s May 1969
man
111%
111%
.50
to
b
.50
107%
6 2.30
104%
104%
1948-1950.-man
1952.-man
1953.-man
exempt 1954--man
Water ex '54--man
3 >4s r t
3 >4s g exempt
3 hs 8 exempt
g
£s g
la exempt 1955
104%
106%
106%
105%
105%
105%
105%
mam
£s stock Apr 1 1954-aao
£s Corp stock Mar 1 1960.
jjs
Corp stock Jan 15 1976
is Oorp stock July 1 '75. _
38 Rap Trans 1947-51-faa
2%s Serial 1937-40—faa
Niagara Falls—
534s 1941-48
man
4.168 Sewer 1965-70 -man
104
2.70
.50
6 2.25
3.25
8 ha
man
1942-1945
d
Niagara Falls s
•r
tv>nowanua
4%s 1930-1943
6
1936-1960.-----faa
*h«
No Hempstead S
D No 7—
4hs 1937-1942—jad
.75
6
.75
108
106%
104%
(t)
No 1 4.60s
Un Fr Sch Dlst
1944-1900—-— 6 3.00
6 2.00
1937-1966
Port of n y AuthorityGen & ref 4s May 11975
Gen a ref 3 %s Dec 1 1965..
Port Jervls 4h«
—
fio
to 3
%
to 3.35
4%a Pab Imp
4.20a 1937
2.65
3.20
to 3.35
to 2.25
4 Ha
"
-
1976-
6 2.00
to 2.20
to 1.90
6 3.50
to
6 1.00
to 2.85
6 2.00
to 3-90
6 2.00
to 3.90
6 2.00
to
.
'37-*45-JAJl5
Oct
1930-1942
107
105
103
6 2.00
3.25
6 1.00
6 1.00
to
6 1.00
6 1.00
to
to
3.20 %
6
to 2.50
jaj
jaj
jaj
man
jaj
George Washington Bridge.25
4s Ser b 1937 to *50-jad 6
112%
4%s Ser b 1939to'53man
Inland Terminal—
108
4%s Ser d 1937to'60mas
Holland Tunnel—
112%
4%s Ser b 1937to'60mas
.50
1.50
to
2.75
to
2.75
to
Putnam Co 4%>
2.75
to 3.25
to
to
6
.50
to 2.50
6
.50
to 2
2.00
to
Too
6
1.75
to
3.70 %
6
.75
to
.75
to
3.00 %
3.85 %
6 3.50
6
.75
6 2.25
6 1.00
4.00 %
to 2.25 %
to 3.75 %
to
6 3.70
to
3.20 %
3.30 %
6
.75
to
1.75 %
6 2.00
6 3.00
to
2.90 %
to
3.75
1.00
2.50
6 3.10
to
to 2.40
4s 1937-1954
Rensselaer
4%s
—-faa
faa
Rochester—
1.00
to
aao
1.25
35 %
3.75
aao
1.75
aao
6 1.00
3.50
to
6 1.00
to
1.00
3.50
to 3.75
to 3.75
to 3.90
to 3 50
1.00
to
to
1.30
Btckland oe—-
.75
.75
1.00
.50
6 1.25
to
3%
to 2 50
to
1%
to 1.75
jaj 6
6 3.50
6 3.50
fie 1937-1909
jaj
(reg)—faa16
mas
1.00
1.00
to 1.50
5%s 1937-1967
to 2.60
6hs
4.15s 1937-1952
jad
Rome 5%s 1937-1941— aao
.50
to 3.10
1.00
1.00
to 2.60
4%a '37-38
4%a 1937-1946
Baokvllle Centre (v)—
by«(v)5s Mar 10 '37-'38 Mas
Rye a Har'aon Un Fr s d No 6
4.40s 1936-1953
faa
Baranac Lake 4.45s 37-'39f&a
Saratoga Co 5s 1937-1941 — 4%s 1936-1955-——mas
4s Sept
11945-1954—mas
6 Basis.
/ Flat price,
that date are tax exempt.
n
6
6
6
6
6
,75
1.00
1.00
.50
2.50
to 1.50
to 3.25
to
3.10%
3.50 3.10%
3.10%
3.10%
Ashevllle—
„
1937-1909
jaj
mas
4%a 1936-1966
man
4%k 1 #37-1962aao
Buncombe County—
5s 1937-1946
aao
401 Funding 1939—-mas
0s Bridge 1937
aao
....
2.50
to 2.50
3.75
3.75
3.75
415
3.60
3.80
3.70
3.80
2.75
4.10
101
4.10
3.80 %
4%
4%
4%
4%
mas 6 4-10
a&o 6 4.20
4%s 1937-1940
4%a 1936 1952
4 %b 1938-1956
..A&O 6 4.10
4s Water Works 1042
aao 6 3 30
97
Allen Co 5%s 1937'50—aao
ashland 5%b 1937-44—aao 6 3.90
3.10
100
3.70 %
Canton—
mas 6 3.60
5s Sewer 1953
6he Funu 1936-37
0s watsir 1944-1959
3.40
2.00
j&d 6 2.25
aao 6 3.80
3.60 %
Canton School Dlst—
5s 1954
* h* Dec 6 1939-42
4.40a 1950
Cincinnati—
aao 6 3.50
jad 6 3.25
,3.30
3.00|-/«,
6 3.50
3.30, %
1941
mas
oki Imp Feb '40. "61 -faa
6b July 1 1965
j&j
4%fl July 1943—.
jaj
4Hs Sewer 1955
aau
4%s Sew Sept 3 '37..mas3
4s
1930-1950
mas
5%s
t.05s Water *45 rp "25—faa
faa
%b g Feb 1937
Water
1939
on
*19.faa
2.25'%
2.50
2.80
3.10
.
2.40
2.80
,
2.60 %
2.90 %
2 -20 %
2.60 %
1.50 %
2%
1.50.%
102
2.00
2.80
2.00
101
2.25
2%
.60
2%s Sept. 1 1937 to 1950-- 6
.60
2%s Sept. 1 1937 to 1970— 6
Cincinnati (School Dlst )—
4s iv#d0 opt 1900
mas 101
3%s 1940 opt 1912—AAO 101
5%s 1940-1970
jad
on w w 1037-»008——jau
4 H a Grad Croa'30-'54- aao
4hs Fire Dep *37-'56—aac
4 %b 1936-1950.
...ma 8
48 Sewage 1936-58—-mas
3%s 1930-1900
aao
Cleveland Height! 8 d-~-
6 3.50
July 1961
4 ha 1937-1902
4 %a 1930-1968
4a 1930-1968—
3.85
4.15
4 15
aao 6 4.30
3.25
north carolina
si
3.85
3.85
99
5Hs 1937
jaj
5%s 1938-1961
jaj 6 4.30
5b Water 1930-1953—-aao 64 00
4%s 1936-1947
aao 6 4.25
to
to 3.50
to 3.10
to 3%
40
I
2.45
2.40
102
102
Cleveland—
3%
1.00
1.50
faa
faa
faa
4%a Pub Imp '36-'58—faa
4%s 1937-1959----mas
4s Imp Scb Ac 37- 47—jaj
1 %s 1936-1938
aao
1 % s 1939-1940
aao
4.50
(See footnote *)
3.70
m.
1937-1938
5s 1939-1962
6s
4.50
0%
1957
jaj 6t3.80
Grand Forks 68—May '37-'3c 6t2.75
to
3%
5s 1937-1951
4.75
4%s Jan
3a
1.25
July 1 1937-62—aao
1.25
4%s Mar 1 37-50
aao
4s 1037-1058
faa 6 1.75
3.30s April 1.1937-1956
1.75
3.10s Oct 1 1936-1964
1.00
County—
Highway 1936
4%e Highway 1937-58
5
to 2.90 %
to 3
to 3.40
to 3.10 %
%
6
4 h»
6 1.25
%
75 %
1.50
6**40
1.00
%
4.75
4.90
NORTH DAKOTA
Akron 0s 1936-1940
3%
to
113%
4.75
...
6 1.00
6%s Jan 1937-1961
5s 1930-1961
to 310
4.75
5s Farm l'n 1940-45a'50 jaj 6 3.70
6 3.90
5Hs 1945 a
ser o —-j&.
6 3.75
4%s July 1951 a '55
jaj
OHIO
to 2.50
0s Feb 11937-1952
6 1.25
^-'sl-aac)
faa
3.75
4.75
2.75
to 2.50
1.50
109
%
.50
Yonkeri—
113%
1930-1947—
m&8
4%s 1937-1958
manli
4hb 1930-1973
—jaj
3.10 %
3 25 %
4%a 1937-1959 (reg)-ma*
3.90s 1937-1954
faa
106
4.90
3%
to
Wolcott4%8 Jly 15'30-'42j&j
105
4.90
5s Sept
to 3.90
White Plains—
jm3
4.90
5.25
w lnston-Salem—
3.90
.
jad
jad
4%s San Sew '37-'82—jaj
4%fl Parkway 1902-80.jad
4Co Bldg 1937-44 -aao
4%s '44. '46. '66 a '69 jad
4s Co Bldg 1937-69—ma"
4s June i 1959-1964—j&d
3%a 1937-1939
jad
3%a 1940-1951
jad
3%a 1952-1980
jad
3%a 1937-1945
jad
3%s 1940-1951
jad
3 %a 1952-1903
jad
3%.
3.75
_
1939-70.-6s June 1 1937-54
to 2.85
to 2.25
.25
6s
to 2.85
2*25
.25
4%s
of)
4%s 1942
4h* 1937-1953
6s 1937-1046
4s May 1938——
1.50s 1937-1946
Westchester County—
to 3 50
106%
104%
102%
—
to 2.25
to
91
5 25
-
5%8 highway 1937-53-faa
Warsaw Union Fr 8 D No 10—
Watertown—
2.50
.50
faa
6*2.00
4.20a 193s-1949
-faa
.50
4.15s 1937-1950
man
.50
4.108 1937-1940——- aao
.50
3.90s
1937-1948
faa
.50
3%s May 15 '37-'51-man
1.00
Warren Co 4 Ha 1937-'50faa
to 2.35
3.25
to 2.25
6 2.00
91
v
6
aao 6
Lincoln Oo
to 2.75
to
4.40
4.10
4.35
88
88
5s Bridge 1937-1951—faa 6 5.25
Mecklenburg oo—
4.00
6s Ref Nov 1950
-man
5.25
Pitt Oo 6a 1937
man
5 25
4 %s 1943-1947
mafi
5.25
6a Fund June 1959
jaj
Raleigh—
5.25
5s Munic Bldg 1939—jaj
525
6a Imps June 1 1#44.
ja ;
500
4 Ha 1936-1907
aao
500
Randolph Oo4Hs '37-*47jr&^
5 00
4%s 1948-1959faa
7.00
Rutherford Co fif *37'52
1&j
94
Salisbury 6s 1937-1941—man
Transylvania County—
Road a Bridge 6s 1949-50— / 34
w llmlngton—
5s Ref a Impt 1956— aao 6 4.35
4%a 1936-1902
aao 6 4.35
4.35
4%s Pub Imp 1937-1900j at j
2.60
1.00
Utica—•
2.65
to
.50
to
102
100
98
4.75
'58—faa
-
—-
tClty
.
1
Psoghkeepsle 4%al937-52jad 6 1.00
4s School 1930-'59
mas 6 1.00
.50
Troy—
6s 1930-1940 reg
aao
4%h 1937-1950.
—
-aao
4%8 Feb 16 1937-1957—.4%s 1930-1970
jad
4%a 1930-1905
jaj
3%
2*75
to
faa
Water Works 1954—jaj
4%s 1936-1957
man
High Point 4%e 1937 *48 j&j
5a Wat Serv 1930-1909 jad
Iredell Oo 5s Aug 1 "42-faa
to 1.50
1.00
j&j
4%s Sewer 1937-1953--jaj
6a Water 1937- j 960
jaj
5hi Water 1937-1959—jaj
;
3%
4.10
100
102
98%
98%
jaj
4%s 1937-1950-
1937-1942—
North Tarrytown—
1.00 to 3.20
4ha Water 1930-46... aao
6 3.25 to 3.75
4 ha Water 1940-64—aao
3.25 to 3.75
4ub 1947-72
j»5cj
1.85 to 2 35
Oneida—4s Water *40-*45-jaj
.75 to 1.60
4%s Water 1937-39——jaj
.75 to 2.35
Onondaga oo-4%a '36-47aao
.75 to 2.60
3.70s 1937-1951
-aao
1.00 to 2.50
Ontario Co 4a '37 *51—ma*
.75 to 2.35
Osslning 4%s 1930-42—mas
1.00 to 3.35
4>4s Water 1937-1909-aao
.50 to 2.30
Oswego—5%a 1937-40—man
Oyster Bay Wat Dlst—
6
.75 to 3%
4* 1930-1950--—------jaj
Pelham
jaj
4s
to 2.50
mas
107
:
4.35
98
Greenville 5s w w
Guilford County—
to 3.40
to
3.50%
4.00
Oo 4%a
4%a 1937-1965
3.50
.50
1.00
3.30%
375
jad
4%s 1937-1951
4%s 1937-1903——
3%
to
to
1.00
mas
l%s 1937-1940
to
3.65
36 *58. jad
„
2.50
1.00
jaj15
jaj15
jaj15
jaj15
Tlcouderoga s d No 6—
4h« .i"lv i ofi4-'58
to 2.75
6 2.10
1.00
b 1.00
6 3.25
jaj15
104%
104%
104%
to 2
6
3.25% %
3.60%
Granville Oo 4%s 89—man
Greenabore 5s 1942 w —faa
to 2.75
to
3.50
4.00
3.80
Durham Oountv—
2.50
b 2.60
b 1.00
ma8
1937-1944—-—-man
1937-1940
1941-1951
1962-1971
2s 1937-1950
2.50
to 2.75
37-45.aao
1930
jaj
5s Water 1937 to 1945.jaj
to 2.25
b 2.25
b
.50
1936-71 jad16
1937-*44--janu>
1936 1940
faa
3%s 1930
jaj15
2.10%
to
to
.60
3.60%
3.60%
4%s 1937-1940
4%s 1942 to 1906
2.30
to
b
4.20s Dec 15
3s
3s
3s
3s
3%
2%
.75
Sewer 1937-50—jaj
6 2.00 to
4mb Wat Mayl'41- 4» man
1.50 to
4%a Sew '89-'40 reg—man
3.00 ,to
8.96 nav 11901-1970-man
4.10%
v
.75
107
106
106
b 1.90
b 1.00
3.00
3.90
3.90
Durham—
to 1.75
4%s 1937— faa
1936-57-aao
1936-1951-------faa
3%s 1937-1940—
3%s 1941-1951
3.40
108
to
to
3.00
mam
man
19.>7 -19? •«
4%a 1937-1979
to 2.25
.50
4s June 16
to
6 1.75
6 2.20
.50
.50
b
1937-1938....-
112%
b
man
JAJ
3 %s Corp stock July 1 '76_ 3>4s% Corp stock 1939-54334s a exempt i94i—man
334s exempt 1942
man
4sl937
4s serial 1936-1963
b
b
6%b 1936-1960
111%
112%
112%
111%
3%
MAN
1930-1948-.
4h«
Suffolk Co 4%s
4 %a
.50
110%
5%s
to 2.60
Steuben Co
3.30
112%
112%
ili%
1967-m&n
Various May
4s
man
1944-71
fis
to 2.50
8
to 3 .30
116%
man
man
48 not 1966
1937-'40----faa
37-53-man
Southampton ha 37- 43-man
SolTay 4%s
Somers (t) 4%s
Sullivan Co 4%s
117%
to
1936-1943
15 1944-1948——- -
5s Dec 15
5s Dec
6 1.00
b
.60
Forayth
1942-1958-——jaj
4%s
115%
1960
mas
115
115%
4%s Mar 1 1902——mas
115%
4Kb Mar 1 1904
mas 115
115
115%
4%s April 1 1900
aao
116
115%
4%s Apr 16 1972—a&016
116
115%
4%s Rap Tr a Wat *74 jad
b 2.20 to 3.50 %
4 ha Feb 15 '41-1960-faa16
115%
116%
4%s Feb 15 1970-faalfi
117
116%
4mb not 16 1978—manlfi
4%s Mar 1 1981.
mas 117%
b
.75
4s Oorp stock 1937-55
b
.75
4s July 1 1937-1956
-—
112%
4s Oct 1 1980
-aao
4s May 1977
man 111%
4s Nov 1 1930
man
1936-1944—aao
2 %s 1936-19.55
Schenectady County—
b
115
aac
1937-1939
1940-1960
4.15fl
118%
is
1937-45 —jad
,crdc^wi94i----n
1936 194*
JAD
118
118
122%
119%
121
jad
4Dec 1 1979
Springs—-
teratoga
103%
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
0*
6 4.00
6 3.40
3.85
6 3 60
6 3.60
3.40
3.40
6 1.50
to 3.35
6 3.70
3 50
3.25
-
3.50
aao 6 3.8(1
3.00
mas 6 3.50
1930-1950
6 3.60
3.30
3.10
Columbus—
6s 1949-1957.
4%b 1936-1953
4%i 1036-1955
»-a
4« Wat W *45 opt
2%s
1940-1959
6 3.25
faa 6 3.25
101
20—*a«
3.10
102
—faa 6 2.00
to
2.75
Colnmkw 8 d—
6«
1w43-1962-
jad10 6 3.30
3.10
Cuyahoga County—
44
6a 1030-1930.
aao 6 3.50
3.30
44
4%a 1030-1044.
aao 6 3-70
3.50
44
4h 1936-1943..a&o 6 3.70
4%a Road 1937-1941.-aao 6 3.70
48 19*0-1941—
AAO 6 3.50
3.50
3.50
3.30
to 2.60
to
Nominal,
2.75
t Less 1
on
bid side.
* State and
municipal bonds issued since Jan. 1,1913 are taxable, Issues
made prior to
STATE
98
AND
Quotations for all securities are as near
MUNICIPAL BONDS
as possible for the
closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Yield Basis
To
or
Ask. Net
Bid.
Bonds.
o>
Net
Ask.
Ohio (Concl.)—See footnote *.
5s W W
1944—J&D
Imp 1946
F&A
6 3.20
6 3.10
3%
4*s funding 1941
J&D
1.00
68 Fund 1037-1901—M&N
4*a 1V37-1907
J&D 6 1.00
4*" Fhoding 1944
M&N
4*s 1937-1907
J&D 61.00
4*8June 1937-1957—J&D 6 1.00
PENNSYLVANIA
23b
Bdge 1936-1951—M&8 6 3.40
6 2.80
4*s 1936-1940
M&8
4 *11941 1961
M&S
Dayton School Dist—
5*s 1941-1961
M&S
6s Mar 10 '37- 46
M&81C
5s July 1 1961 Series O—J&J
136
4*8 Dec I 1961 apt'36-J&r
100* 101
4*s 1939, 1944,1949
J&J & ^ to 2%
2.60
6 3.50
3.30
4a
6 3.60
3.40
6 3.60
3.40
6 3.40
6 3.40
3.20
6 2.50
Highway 1037. 1040. 1942
'46.*47, 50. '52
Allegheny—4b 1037
MAN
Uegheny County^-
2.20
Bast Cleveland—
4*s gen imp 1937-43-.A&O
Liverpool—4s 1040-J&J
Blyria 4s 1936 to 1938
J&D
4*8 1936-1962
M&S
6iWW 1936-1946
J&J
Fostoria 6s W W *87-'4Q_ M&S
Hamilton County-*4*s
1943
F&A
4*s Oct 1 1939
A&O
4Ms Sewer Oct. 1 1936-'47
4s O H June '37 op *16-J&D
tfast
6 3 50
2.80
6 2.40
1.75
101
A&O 6 3.00
4Mb Oct 1946
A&O 6 3.30
6s Park & Imp '36-'41.A&0 6 3.30
6 4.25
Lima 6Ms Sewer! 1036-19476 4.30
f>s Sewer Feb 16 '37-'61
6 3.10
6 3.10
2.90
6 4.10
3.80
6 3.75
3.60
2.85
M&8
1936-1940
J&D2
Mahoning Val. San. Dist—
4 Ms water 1936-62
A&O
Martin's Fy 6s '36-'44_ —M&S
Miami Oonservancy Dist—
6Ms (1 to 6 yr mat'y)— J&D
6*8 (6 to 10 yr mat'y).J&D
5*8 (after 10 years)...J&D
*s
M <*ntvomerv
2.80
4s
County—
Springfield—
4 *s 1937-1949..
M&8
3.20
2.20
3.80
6 3.40
3.20
3.20
3.40
Springfd 8 D 6s ,36-'39_J&J2 6 2.00
1937-1966
M&S
3.10
3.80
3.70
3.70
3.70
3.70
3.10
6 3.90
4*8 Nov 1 1936-'53
4s Park July 1 1942—J&J 6 3.30
Toledo Sch Dist—
4*8 1936-1959
A&O 6 3.90
3.7C
4*8 1936-1956
6 3.90
—M&N 6 4.10
3.70
A&O
Yaungstown—
6s Bdge 1936-41
A&O
4*8 1936-1957
A&O
Youngstown Schoel Diet—
4 *8 1944-1947
M&8
5s 1936-1944
M&S
Zanesvllle—5b
City
Hall A
Market 1936-1939
M&S
Zanesvllle 8 D 5s '36-'43-A&O
.
3.90
3.30
3.50
3.30
6 3.60
3.30
3.30
6 3.60
6 3.00
6 3.10
2.80
to 2.60
2.60
2.40
121
115*
115*
F&A 6 4.00
2.90
2.50
2.50
F&A 6 4.00
6 3.50
June 1 1939-43
2.50
.
to
Astoria 5s 1953
.75
to 1.50
to 2.50
to 2.65
J&D 6 1.50
J&D 6 1.00
5*s Deo 11940
to
"
M&8
4*8 Bridge 1937-1944. J&D
4*s 1949-1966
F&A
48 Bridge 1945-1955—J&D
5s Road 1937-1939
M&N
3.50
6
.50
6 3.00
6 2.75
6 1.00
2.65
to 2.75
2%
3.25
to 2.50
to
'2.55
%
4*8 July 15 '36- 39-J&J16 6 1.00
4a July 16 '40-'45
J&Jlf 6 2.00
4s Water 1937
4s Water 1937-1955
M&N b 1.00
M&N b
.75
J&J b 1.50
4s Water 1040-1959—F&A b 1.50
Pt of Astoria 6s Refg 1955. J&J
Pt of Ooos Bay Harbor 6s
4*s
1950
4*8 Sewer 1952—
.25
.25
.25
1
to 1.50
to
to 2
■'0
3.25
2.50
to 3
%
to 3
to 3
2?40
12.50
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
iiiit•
M&N
4 *8
4*s
1937
1936-1937
1938-1959
i
•
6 2.70
6 2.75
i
•
•
•
2.50
2.50
6 3.25
6 2.70
3.15
2.50
1.75
1.75
1.80
2.75
3.25
6 2.00
6 2.00
6 2.10
6 2.90
6 3.40
6 3.25
3.15 %
6 3.50
3.35 %
2.80 %
6 3.00
County—
5s ffmding Janil 1959-J&J
85
5*s road
87
Jhabbauouga—
4*8 School 1956
A&O 6 4.00
4*8 Memorial Aud '52M&N 6 4.00
5s Hospital 1954—
M&S 6 4.15
jacke County—
92
94
r*4i& Ro^
15 "47—J&J 100
Oavldson County—
4*s Highway 1947
J&J 6 2.90
5% Co Memorial '30-'5OJ&J 6 1.00
Dyer Oo 4*s Apr 1 1955
80
102
3.50
3 50
3.50
1.25
Fayette County—
4*s Road 1958—
Jibson County—
_4*s, 1940-58
J&J
380
3.80
4%
2 75
3 00
95
97
4.25 %
Hamilton County—
4* % Refunding 1957.A&O 6 4.00
J&D 6 .60
J&D 6 1.00
to
to
.75 %
2.80 %
1
83
6 4.50
.
3.75
6 4.10
3.75
5% Bridge 1944
...
.
fackson—
to 1.75
4a Jan 1 1945———J&J
12.25
to 2.70
4s Oct 11954
4s July 1966
A&O
J&J
M&N 2
2.50
fohnson City—
2.50
2 50
5*s Impt 1936-1946—J&D
87*
Knox Co 5s Pike & Bridge
May 1 1937-1940
M&N 6 3.80
.60
to 3.10
to 3.10
to 3.10
60
55
76
80
4s May 2 1957
41
May 1902
4s Water 1962
4s Oct 1 1904
4s 1937-1950
M&N
4*% Ref 1937-1948—J&J
6 2.00
to
3.40 %
99
3.50 %
Knoxville—
J&D
AAO
J&D
,
5"".60
to
2". 35
%
Refunding
Refunding
Refunding
Refunding
4*s, Jan 1,1958
97*
4*s, Jan 1,1958
98*
101
5s, Jan 1, 1958-1
6s, Jan 1, 1958—
General Obligation 4 *s
General Obligation 4*s
98
General Obligation 5s
99
Funding 5*s, Sept 1950
104*
Water 4*8
6 3.90
99
100
102
105
98*
.»
Madison County—
4*% Highway'37-*49 J&D 61.50
b Basis, / Flat price.
to 2.50 %
2 60
to 2
^uly
3%
to 1.
J&J
J&D
4* Water
to 3.40
M&N b 2.85
2.65
A&O b 1.00 to 3%
M&N b 1.00 to 3.40
4s Water 1939-1958
to 2 90
Carter
Providence—
6s Harb Dev 1936-50.M&N 6 1.00
4*81937-1960
to 2.50
to 3.30
Portland—
4*8 Dock 1943
4*8 Oct 1936-47
1.00
to 2.80
to 3.25
1.75
to 3.60
to 3.60
_
,3*s, Sept 1, 1945
12.65
J&J 6 1.00
M&N
to
6 2.25
6 2.25
J&D 6 2.50
3.90s, Sept 1, 1955-58
I""
'3s, Sept I, 1946
4*s, Jan 1 & Feb 15.19391""
4*s, Jan 1, 1939-...——1:"
4*s, Dec 1, 1939
6s, July 1, 1943
1~"
•75 6s, April 15, 1946-47
"
4s, 1940-55
1%
1.50 %
4*s, 1940-67
::
"
2.30 %
Bridge 4*s, 1942-45
—II
4*s Mar 15 '37-73-M&S15 6 1.00
.50
5s 1937-1942
A&O 6
4*8 School 1954
Multnomah Oo 8 D No 1—
3.50
3.60
to 3.25
TENNE8SEE
Pawtucket—
to 2.25
6
.
28
to
.75
.75
.75
6 3.75
6 3.75
6 2.25
2.10
J&J
28
.75
6
to 3.00
3*s, Sept 1, 1944
Newport—
4*s 1937-1939
M&S
5*s June i 1037-1953
4*8 May 1937-1942-M&N
4s May 15 1948
M&N
8*8 g High Sch 1954-J&D
6
6
J&D / 24
24
J&J
5*8 1930-1949
Eugene 6s 1942
Multnomah Co—
6
6 3.00
%
330
to
ablic Wks 1951-56-M&S 6 2.35
4s Oharit inet 1906
mac
4s June 11977
-JAD 62.65
4s school 1937—
4a 1938-1000
6 1.75
6
.75
to3.10l
SOUTH DAKOTA
Cranston—
,'s May 16 1937-1940
May 16 1941-1945
\% Hignway "37-'44— A&U
is 1937-1944 (s-a)
A&O
js H'way *37-'49 (s-a)_A&O
49 Highway 1936-42——A&O
4s Highway 1937-41
A&O
3.80
4.40
to 2.80
116
Unempl Relief '38-M&S
June 1 1939
OREGON
jS
3.60
to 3.40
6 2.25
109*
115*
3.75
6 4.00
6 2.25
6 3.90
108
108*
113*
114*
107*
4.60
F&A 6 3.50
3.25
6 2.15
—-
114
RHODE ISLAND
1037-1939
5s 1937-1947
6s Feb 1 1937-1939
to
to 3.50
Tutsa—
Wat & Park '37-'49 F&A
3.40
M&S
Spartanb'g Oo4*» 37-47M&S
Sumter Co 5s '37-'52
JAJ
York Oo 4*s 1937-'50
—JAJ
HI*
2.25
to 3.10
5 *s
5*8
to
Spartanburg—
4*a 1937-1949
J&J 6 2.00 to 2.40
4*8 Impt 1940-1945-J&J 6 2.50 to 2.80
.85 to 2.10
York 4*s 1937-1943
F&A
to 2.25
6*8 July 1946
3.30
4*8 Water 1937-1939-JAJ
4*8 Water 1940-1065-JAJ
5a Sept 1 1939
5s Nov 1 1943
4*s 1937-1941
to 320
J&J 6 2.10
1937-1950
Wllkes-Bsrre—
2.50%
t*B Water Works 194)_J&J 6 2.50
6 4.75
3.40
Lancaster 8 D—5s 1041—J&J
6 4.50
6s July 1946
J&J
Marlon On—
2 20
2.60
to 2.75
4*8
Okmulgee 6s Mar 15 1943...
5.25
3.25
6 3.50
6 3.50
2.00
W&A
K58 Hlghwl7l937-1940-F&A
to 2.90
4*8 '37-'41—-F&A |6 2.10
6s 1937-1950
F&A 6 2.50
4s 1937-1938—
M&S 6 2.00
Scranton 8D—
.1&D 6 2.00
M&S 6 2.00
85
6 6.00
6 3.40
to 3.35
104*
Scranton
Okianoma City—
i*R 1030-1940
5s Water
1937-47
105*
„
2.90
OKLAHOMA
Muskegee—
4*s Aviation 1937-53.J&J 6 3.50
106
102
Greater Greenville Sewer
Diet
6 3.75
4*8 1907
M&N
2.60
6 2.90
6
85
106
107
2.25
{to 3.40 %
6 2.50
Ra Water 1958 f»nt
*38
to 3.20
114*
110*
112*
__
3*s water ref 1939-76 M&N 6 2.25
Greeuville uo 4*s'40-'55-J&J 6 3.00
4*8 Hlghw 1037-1945.FAA 6 2.25
2.50
103*
to 3.15
to 3.50
4U
_
3.50
3%
120
114
co3.15
6 2.25
4*s Highway 1937—F&A
4*s Highway 1938-43-F&A 6 2.25
105
Jan '62-J&J
101
4s Refg '38
(tex-exem)-J&J
104
Charleston Oo 6a 1937
J&J
Oheraw 5s '52 opt
75
'32--July 1
to 2.40
to 2.80
to
4^s 1937-1945
to 3.15
1.00
5s Rural Credit '30-'4O-A&O 6
.50
5s Sept 1941
108*
MAS
2.75 15s June 1 1937-39-—J&D
"50
5s Jan 15 1937-40
Phila School Dist—
.50
J&J15
s Jan
to 2.50 %
15 1943
4*s 1936-1943
J&J 15
a
Rural Credit
4*s 1941-1069
MAN 6 2.25 to 2.75 %
1939—J&J
s Rural Credit—
4*s Apr 15 1930-58-A&O15 |6 2.25 to 2.75
)ue May 11943-50—M&N
3.20
4s 1936-1942
JAJ 6 1.00 to 2.35
Ref 4s Aug 1
4s 1937-1956
1.25 to 2.75
JAD
'43-'49--F&A 6 3.00
3.00
Pittsburgh—
3*s 1943 to 1940
F&A
3s Feb 1 1947
.75 to 2.60
99
4*s 1937-1950
J&D
F&A
Dorson Oo 5a fct 1937-47-M&N
4s 1937 to 1939
.85 to 1.75
99*
J&j
'ackson Oo—
Public Works Reliei—
.85 to 2.60
4*8 fund 1937-47. .M&N 15
95
4*%
1937-1953—J&D
Perkins Oo 4*8 fd '37-'47 J&D
80
Reading 5s impt 1943-49.J&J 6 2.60 to 3%
Stanley Oo 4*« fd '43-'48 J&D
95
Schuylkill Oe—
Sioux Falls S D—
4*8 1937-1955
J&J 6 2.00 to 3.30
_
.
to
J&J
Clarendon Oo—
6s May 15
'a7-'40-M&N15
Columbia 5s Ref 1941—M&S
4*s Water 1945
J&J
Greenville—5a
1942 ..J&J
to 2.70
6 2.00
1937
J&J
6s Jan 1951
J&J
4*s May 1948
J&J
4*s Nov 1 1948
J&J
4*s 1970 opt 1940
4*8 Dec 17 1978
..J&J
4s July 1939
J&J
4s July 1942
J&J
48 Jan 1 1940
J&J
4s Feb 10 1956—
J&J
4s Nov 11960
J&J
4s July 26 1972
J&J
3*s July 1 1986 opt 1956—
3%
M&S 6 3.90
M&S15 6 3.90
M&S 6 3.90
5s Sewer 1949
4*s 1936-1954
4*8 1937-1953
2.40
%
3.20 %
to
'37-59
Charleston—4*s
to 3.10
.85
May 15 1937-1953
4s
1.50
F&A 6 3.30
3.40
to
{Philadelphia—
1.75
6 3.00
A&O 6 3.20
6s Pub Wharf 1080—M&S 6 4.00
1936-1960
6 1.00
6 2.00
—
4*s Oct. 1 1936-'37'
4* 1936-1940
Toledo—
5s W W 1937-1944
6s
Anderson
6 2.40
6 2.80
McRpc 8 D 4*8 37- 43M&N 6 2.00
Mercer Oo 5*s *37-'47—F&A 6 2.20
.Norristown 8 D 4*81943.J&J 6 2.60
burnout Co—
Institu'l
2.30
2.50
to 3.10
6 2.70
Jersey
Jeanette 4*s 1937-1956.M&8
Lackawanna Oo 4s 1944 v+h
Lancaster Oo 4*s 1937-1953.
Lancaster 8 D 4s May 1945—
Lower Merion Twp 4s 1945—
4s
6 2.50
Harrisburg—
1%
6 3.40
to 3-75
SOUTH CAROLINA
Aiken Oo
_
6 3 00
6 3 20
1.00
to 2.50
A&O
6 2.15
3*s Refunding 1940-55
4*s ctfs indebt *39-,53—J&D 6 2.00
1 J__
'
Easton 2*s Wat Wks—
1937-1966
M&S 61.00
1.00
4*8 1937-1900
F&A
Erie 8 D 4s 1937-1938 —F&A 6 2.00
6 2.00
4*s Jan 1 1937-1946
Fayette Oo 4s road 1937-A&O 6 2.70
2.90
5s Flood Emerg '37-'42 J&D 6 3.40
Newar 1*4*81937-41
A&o 6 2.50
Portsmouth City 8 I)—
4 Ms 1937-1960
J&J 6 4.00
4s
See New
Funding 1947
to 3.50
to 3.35
3%
•85%
6 2.80
4*s 1937-1940
J&J b 2.50
6 2.25
Chester S D 4*s 1937-'42Delaware River Bridge—
3.10
—
12.75
to 3.75
to 3.50
to
6 2.20
—
3.10
4.10
4.10
4
§■ 1936
6 1.50
M&N
M&N 6 1.00
6 1.00
5a 1937-1942
6« Funded 1937-1959—A&O
aoo
_
Bethlehem 8 D 4s 1940
4s 1945
4s 1950
Braddock 4_*V r37-T44—M&N
Cambria Co 4*s Nov 1 '37-*45
Chester 4s 1937—
J&J
2.40
102
4*8 1936-1939
2.10
4f
4s
2.30
6 2.00
6 2.60
to
to 2.90
4*b July 1937-1958—J&J
4s Bridge 1942
2.20
F&A 6 2.60
.85 to 2.80 %
1937-1958
M&P
2*s Dec 1 1937-1965—J&D 6 1.00 to 2.60 %
6 2.y0 2.50
.Altoona 4s 1940
3.10
6 3.00
4*8 1937
3.30
6 3.25
.85
6
.85
A&O
A&O 6 1.20
4*s 1937-1962.
3.20
Lakewood—
Lucas Co 4s O-H 1944
Ask.
W oonsocket—
ton—
6HsW W Imp
Bid.
Bonds.
100
102
106
3.80
to
* State and municipal bonds Issued since Jan. 1,1913 are taxable, issues made prior to that date are tax
exempt.
3.40 %
and
state
July, 1936]
99
municipal bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Yield B
YieldaBasis
To
Bonds.
deraphls 5s July
5s River Term
3.401
1054—J&J
'37-'48-A&q
1953-F&a
River Bdge
9an Antonio—
3.20
3.10
3.30
1.50 to 3.10
1.50,to 3.10
4*s
1937-1967
-J&J
4*s
1936-1968
F&A
3.50!
2.80
6s 1937-1942
A&O
5s March 1937-1960—M&S
Tarrant
1.50 to 2.50
1.00 to 3.25
1936-50——
4*8 High Sch 1940
J&J
1.00 to 3.25
1.80
2.00
5s Memorial 8q
Hospital '37-'50~J&J
1936-1968
M&N
8 1936-1967
-J&J
is 1937-1948
M&S
Pelk Oo 5s 1937-40
J&D
s
Waco—
4*s Water
F&A
4*s Road 1948
Shelby bounty—
98
4s Courthouse
.
101
3.10 %
_
3.20
1957—-A&O
4*% Gen. oblig
1936-48
4% Gen oblig
1948-50
3*s Gen oblig1950-51
3*% Gen oblig
1951-52
Clark Oo 5*8 '52 opt '33 A&O
6s 1936-53
M&N
2%
82
82
80
M&N
82
80
**>10
---J&D
F&A 10
82
3.15 to 3 %
1940-1951—M&S
2.00 to 3%
pages
UNITED STATES—See
82
82
18
&
91
Smith County—
6*i Fdg 1937-1958—J&J
Tipton County—
2.40
4*s Road July 2 '36-'58J&J
Washington County—
5% Fdg Jan 1 1954
J&J
2.50
.
2-40
3.80
1941
1937-1945
4s Ref 1946-1905
Salt Lake City 8D4s May 1 1949
J&J
A&O
A&O
6s Refunding
4s Ref
Abilene 6s Feb
Aroarlllo
lS'SO-'OS—-
96
98
100
101
-
4*8 ,37-*58-M&S15
Austin—
5s 1936-1942
6s
Scnttlg&Hos
4*f 1937-1961
4*8 1937-1953
4 *• 1954-1958
J&J
'62op'32J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
b 1.50 to 2.75
Salt Lake Oo
5s
1937-1939
5s 1940-1905
4 *s 1930-1970
1.50 to
b
1.50 to 3.50
b
5*s Impt Apr 10
1956-1965
„
100
b 3.75
6
b
3.50 %
1937-1960
M&N b 3.40
4*8 1937-1970
M&N b 3.40
b
4*8 July t 1930-1949-J&J - 3.00
---4*s 1937-'45
M&N b 3.25
4*s 1946- 05
—-M&N 6 3.25
4s School 1956-1951—J&J b 3.25
Dallas Oo4*sSeptlO 61 AprlO b 3.50
Feb 10
Apr 10
4.50 %
75
75
92
62
3.25
3.25
2.75
48
Refunding
Ind Sch D 4s
5s Grade Rals
6s Elchool
_
Rutland
4.25 %
101*
102
Albemarle Oo 6« 1948
J&J'6 3.50
Alexandria 6s 1936 196« A&O 6 1.50
Arlington Os 5*8 37 54.F&A 6 2.00
Bristol 5*a Sch 1936- 63
6 3 00
Charlottesville 6a 1«62.-M&S
6a Water Impt 1958
J&J
-
4%
2.50
6 4.10
2.50
6 3.50
3.25
6 1.00
to 3.68
3.25
2 25
3%
to 3.75
to
3.25
6 5 00
4.75
to 3.75
to 1.75
i
to 3.50
to
3.60 %
to 3.60
%
to 2.50
%
w.2;6?#io
to
3.15 %
to 3.35
3.50
to
to 4.10
to 4.10
i
%
3 %
to
to 3.90
%
to 4%
to 4%
to
4%
to
3.60
i—
M&N 6 3.00
Tacoma—Revenues—
6 3.60
6 2.00
3.35%
to 3.30
to 3%
6
.75
to 3-50
6
.75
to 3.75
.75
6
6 1.00
to 2.50
.75
to
2.25
6 2.25
to
2.75
6
>
4*s Water '39-'43 (s-a) J&J
4*sE1L&P 42-40(s-a).J&J
4*sE1L&P 36'51 (s-a)A&O
io
1944-40
J&J
6 2.50
to 3%
.75
b
to 3.50
6 2.75
4*s G O ref wat 1930-'54— 6
Yakima—
132
to
3.15
5s sewer 1939-—
6 2.50
2.25
6s Ref Oct 10
100
6 3.25
100
6 3.25
Houston—
5*s G O sewer 1939 M&N
6s Wat rev 1936-'61-.J & D 6
102*
—
3.25
6 3.10
.65
Ind Sch D 3s ,37-'66—F&A 6
Hens ton 8 D 6s Feb 1962— 6 3.40
4*t 1937-1951
J&D 6 3.25
3" 15
2%
3.10
2.50
to 100
3.25 %
3%
Palestine 6s Sch Aug 1 1939.
6 4.50
4.25 %
Port Arthur—
100
101
to 3.50
—'
.75
%
2.75
to
3.90 %
3.25 %
virginia
west
to 3.75 %
3.60 %
to
to
5s
4%
3.50
3.50
—.
to
J&J b
.50
J&J b 2.40
—-J&J b 2.40
..J&J b .50
.j&J, b 1.50
Highway 1930-1940
4*8 July 1946-1948
4*8 1945-1954.
4*8 1936-1943
-2.50 48 1939-1950
to
.
J&J.6 2.60
3.00 3*8 1951 & 1962
j&J 6 2.60
3*s 1943-1962
J&J 6 2.20
3.50 %
3s Sept;1 1936-1940
m&S b .50
3,00 2*s Sept 1 1946-1960..-m&S 6 2.25
.25
1.40% July 1 1936-39
J&J 6
"
~~
2.00 Charleston 4*s '41 opt '27 J&J
100*
3.25;%
2.50
2.60
to 2.50
%
3.50
3.60
2.25
to 3.35
%
119
3.90
4a July 1948-1952
Charleston 8. D.—
5s 1936-1952
J&J
Clarksburg 5s 1936-1953.A&O
Clarksbg 8 D 5s '41 on '21M&S
Hancock
County—6s
Grant
Road Dist '40 opt '82-M&N
Huntington 6s 1944
Oct
Mercer Co 6s '44 op '24 A&016
Morgantown 6s 1936-48..J&J
Wheeling—
5s Wat Wks 1936-52—J&J
48 Kef 1936
July
..........
to 2.25
to 2.50
to 2.50
to 2.10
to 2.70
to 2.70
to 2.70
to 2.60
to 1.10
6 1.50
to 3%
6 1.50
to 3%
100*
99*
100*
6 3.00
100
2.70 %
100*
6 2.00
to 3.25
6 1.50
to
6 2.00
3%
1.60 %
Water 1948—
4*8 W W *36-'44 6
3 25
to
J&D
Eau Claire
3.00
6 2.00
1937-1947
A&O 6
6a W W 1936-1960—.M&n 6
4 *8
2.70
4*s 1936-1937
J&D
2.75
4 *8 1988-1949
J&D
2.80 Milwaukee—5s '36-'40—J&J
2.00
6« July 1936-1940
J&J
2.75
4*8 1937-1939
J&J
4*s 1936-1945
J&J
J&J 6 1.50 to 2.25
2jOO
4« 1937-1944
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
4*a July i 1964—.—J&J
4*s July 1 1941
J&J
4*s July 1 1965
J&J
41 1941
4s Elec Light 1942
4« 1943
Roanoke 4*8 Kef 1930
to 2.50
.50 to 2.60
.50 to 3%
Madison—
Richmond—
1949
4*a 1958
.50
Green Bay—
3.80 %
3.60
.50
6
.75
to 2.70 %
6
.50
to
6
.75 %
2%
2%
.60
to
.75
to 1.25
6
.50
to 2.45
6
.75
to 2.40
Milwaukee OouDtv—
2.25
4*8 Ot H'oe'36-*60 M&N15 6 .50
.50
4*0 Sew Mar 12 '37-'46— 6
.50
4 *s court h'se '36- 49J&D16 6
Racine-4*s 'I6'57
M&N 61.00
6s 1936-1941
F&a 61.00
Racine Oo 5s 1987-1949. -J&J 6 1.00
4*« 1936-1950
J&J 6 1.00
Superior 4*s Sch *36-'44 J&J 6 1.00
2.10
2.25
2.35
3.15
to
3.40 %
to
3%
Wood Oo 6s 1937-1938..-a&O b
to
to
6
2.10
J&J
J&J
J&J 100
4*8 Street Impt May 1940
4*8 Pub BJdg 1941—M&N
4*8 Pub Bldg 1944—M&N
4*a Apr 1952
a&O
Staunton 6s 1936-58
M&8 6 1.25
Tasewell Oo 5s 1937-40
J&J 6 1.50
Washington County—
5s school 1937-49—.—J&J 6 1.50
6
.50
to
2.70
to 2.40
to 2.70
to 3.25
to 2.50
to 2.50
to 2.90
to 3.50
to
.75
3.50 %
wyoming
a&o 6 2.25
1.75
Natrona Oo 8 D Ne 2—
...J&J 6 1.50 to 3.40
6s 1937-1944
/ Flat price.
%
4.10
F&A
4s Road 1961 ept 194)
6 Basis.
7*
to 2.20 %
to 2.60 %
3.60
1 1942.-A&O
48 1938 to 1943
3.15
.75
wisconsin
4*s
6 3.30
F&A
to 3.70
A&o 6 1.50
.
Spokane—
4*« Park 1962
J&J
4s & 4*s ref 1936-61
3*s Ref 1943-'64
J & J
4*s 1936-'54
M & 8
6*s 1936-*53
J & J
5s 1936-42
' Spokane Water Revenue—
4 *8-4 *8 1936-41
A&O
Portsmouth—
4>*a imp Oct
jf.lo
5s 1937-1970
2%
118
6% Port Terminal May '526*% School Oct 1951
Petersburg 4*8 1952
A&O
4*s Sch & Sew 1938—J&J
4*8 1936-1964
J&J
100
4*8 Oct 26 *38 op "2I-A&0
4*s 1936-1957
J&J
4*s Impt 1936-39 (s-a). J&J 6 2.25
4*8 Impt 1940-66 (s-a). J&J 6 3.25
6 2 50
4*% April 1941-47
5% Water May 1952,
5*s 1951
6 3 25
1944. *49. *64. *59. *64
99
to 2.00 %
lt &
4s 1946-1960
Norfolk—
5a
-
128
104
3.75
to 4.25
Grimes Oo.—
4*s 1942-1947-
mun
3*s mun
Seattle Scnool Dint me.
VIRGINIA.
(commonwealth) 1962
3*% ctfb of lndt July 1 *39
3s Funded debt 1991
J&J
4*s ctf Indebt 1937
J&J
4s
6 4.10
1937-1964—M&8,_
M&N
'41op'81-A&O
4*s Sept 1936*1962—M&N
4*s 1940-48.-—J&J 6 3.05
6 4.10
1944—A&O
1937--64.A&O10
47 op '17 A&O
4*s Apr 10 '37-'50-A&OlO
4*8 Road Apr 10 '37-'60~
.60
6 4.10
6 2.50
_
5*s Road
Harris Oo 4s
.50
Lynchburg—
4*s pub Improv 1939—J&J
4*8 Pub Impt 1940—&/
4*8 Water 1961
J&J
4s Pub Impt 1939-1959-J&J 6 2.00
Newport News—
4*s 1948
J&D
4*s Fen 1963
F*A
4s weel Nov 11941—M&N
1937-1960
A&O b 2 00
100
4*u Grad. &c. *4Iop'28 J&J
100
4*u Grad.&c.'49 op'29A&0
Galventon County—
100
6s Eld Apr 10 *51op*81 A&O
--..'v.r:
to 2.60
4*8 lief Aug 1942
F&A
4*s July 1 1939-1960-J&J 6 2.00
"alrfax Co 4*8 1945-F&A2
Henrico County—
School 5s 1937-50
J&J- 6 2 50
♦
June 1 1957
...J&D
100
6s
r
6 2.70
M&N
1.80
4*8 Apr 1 1942 6 2.10
2 75
^
1941--- J&J
'37-'04-F&A
.
to 2.90
Danville—
3%
3.25
5s W W purch 1953—A&O 6 4.50
100
6a Fund 1961 opt 31—M&S
100
6s School 1965 opt '36—J&J
6 4.25
5s Impt Aug 1 1948—F&A
Galveston—
to 2.35
6 2.30
2.50
El Paso—
A&O
£&D
F&A
F&A
to 2.50
Walla Walla—
b 4.75
5s
a
6 2.00
6 1.00
3*8 1936-48
J&D
1*8 Oct 1 1336-1949—A&O
Middle bury 4s '41op*21-M&N
3.25 %
2.00 to 4.15 %
100
^
A&O
to 3.76
pr'36-'53-M&N 6 1.00
lt & pr *38-'54A&0 6 1.00
4 *a 1 <137-1957
4s
—
Dallas—
1937-1900
Forth Worth—
6s 1951
05 19*7 -1959
4*8 1937-1971
4*8 1937-1964
3%
to
"3^50
1937-1942
—M&S / 71
6s Road Mar 15 1937-1957 - / 71
90
Corpus Ohrlsti 6s fd '07-F&A
6« Water 1936 1959—F&A f 58
**8
.80 %
VERMONT.
<2.50
4*s
5s Vlad't & Bridge
1964 opt 1924
to
to 1.10
3.50 to 3 25
--J&J
J&D
Cameron County—
.70
1.00
1.85 %
3*25
b
A&O
I964-M&S
A&O
A&O
4s 1942 opt 1922
Brasorla Oo—
to 1.10
100
Beaumont—
5s 1952 opt *32
6s Water
Worxs
to
1.00
1.00
J&J
4*s July 1 1937
Ogden 4*% 1930-1946--F&A
Salt LakeOtty—
texas.
1.75
J&J
J&J
5*s April 1 1941
4*8 Road 1939
4*8 July I 1939
4.30
4.00
4%
102*
A&O b 1.00
0*s u & P 1937-43
M&N b 1.00
5s Light & Pow 1942-60A&O 6 3.25
4* Lt & Pr l939-'68 M&N 6 2.75
Gen oblig 4*s '37-'40-A&0 6 1.00
4*s 1941-1956
a&O 6 3.10
_
1955—M&S
to
6s 1937-1941 L & P
UTAH.
White County—
6*% Highway
to 3.75
6 1.00
Seattle—
to 4.10
4.60
2.75
2.75
101
100
6 1.00
102
5*s Water 1937-38.M&S
5s Water ref
1936-1945 6 1.00
1.50
3*s Water ref_1937-1939
98
2*s Water ref-1940-1942
King County—
1.00
4*s Bridge 1936-1988 M&N
2.00
4*8 Bridge 1939-1949 M&N
1.00
4*s 1936-1950
M&N
Pierce County—
1.00
5s Sept 1 1936-1937
1
1.00
4*s 1936-*44
1.50
Port of Seattle 6s *36-'66 M&S
1.50
4*s Jan 1937-1966
J&J
to 3.50
80
-M&N
2 80
6 2.85
Revenue—
3.25
80
80
80
2%
to 2.50
6 2.85
4*s Gen oblig wat.1936-59
6 2.25
6 3.50
to
6 2.90
Everett—
3%
'49--M&S
5s Aud Mkt H'se
4*% Jail
3.25
3.60
3.50
3.50
i.3.50
6 2.75
Fund 1936-1940—J&J 6 1.00
6 1.00
68 Gen
6 3.75
M&N
6s 1950
6*8 1930-1940
5s Feb 10 1900
4*s 1936 1955
4*8 1937 1960
4*s 1937-1943
washington
3.50
3.75
1937-1968—J&J
1.00 to 2.80
6
To
NeU
Ask.
3.60
3.50
3.50
Wichita Falls—
County—
Robertson
1937
—J&J
Water-Works 1942—J&J
6s sewer
6s
Bid.
Bonds.
3.50
6 3.75
6 3.75
"50—F&A
37- 69—A&O10
1.00 to 3.10
_
X
4*8 Oct 10
1.00 to 3%
1.00 to 3.10
]a
D 6s
County-—
San Antonio 8
3.25
Nashville—
i.<> is
or
Net.
„
6
1936-1953
M&S 3.60
6 3.75
6*8 W W 1937-'05—M&N
6 3.60
6s Sept 1930-1963——M&8
6 3.75
6s Sept 1936-1959-—-M&S
6 3.75
6s St Imp Dist No 2 1943—
3.00
6
W Ask.
5s
1.50 to 3.25
2.80
3.00
4*s Water 1936-1962—J&J
4*8 Water 1949
-J&J
►
4*8 Partr 1959
A&O
4*8 1937-1965
J&D
4s 1936-1954
M&8 6
Montgomery Oo—5s Cumber¬
land
Bid.
Bonds.
i:V
,'r
Banks & Trust
M
Companies
AND NATIONAL BANK STATEMENTS
STATE
ftnd are
denotes
Quotations in this department are given per share, not per cent, except for stocks of Canadian Institutions,
possible for the closing day of the month preceding date of issue, though often are nominal. An asterisk (*)
as near as
'■..I''v.
■;%-
sales.';'
■■■'.'
Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the National banks are from the Comptroller's last call; for
tutions they are the latest obtainable, direct returns being procured by us where no periodic statements are
the Clearing House banks of New York, deposits are taken from the latest weekly statement.
Notional Banks
National Banks
Stats Institutions
ALABAMA
March 4
CALIFORNIA
1
March 4
Dec. 31
'
Capital.
Qross
Surplus A
Profits
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Capital.
Ask
Surpius A
Profits.
all other insti¬
required. For
State Institutions
Mar. 4
Gross
Par
Deposits.
f
Blrm'ham Tr
At
Per
«
BlrmlnghamI
Bank for Savs.&Trts.
82,264
125.000
share.
Common
Preferred
Ensley Bank At Tr Co
Indnstrial Say Bank
500.000 1 e297.125
2.000.000
21,324
175.000 a
d
81,749
125.000
23.605.089
100
581,133
1,194.217
100
50.211,129 f
25
25
2,500,000
4.000.000
Preferred-
26**
83,801
407,879
Per
N
4.218,576 6.66
12.595,239 10(1
163,710
2,227.645
50
567
83.762,291
/25
125
share.
o
re cent
■a
les
J2.758.
48
52**
Citizens Nat Trust A
100
Savings
5.000.000 ft4,175,000 107.963,784
Bank
20
5.092,345 112,823.084
100
13.528.460
25
24.000.000 128426091 519,710,919
11,500,000
2,500.000 1.856.462 34,003,593
100
3.000.000
27
26**
400
440
Seaboard Nat Bank-
MobileFirst Nat Bank.—.
Merchants Nat Bk._
Nat Bk&Tr Co
1,000.000 ftlt207,215
1,000,000 ftl,434.933
350.000
90,456
100
20,509,836
17,437,374
2,177.150
50
20
54
,
Common.
Preferred
....
70
300.000
Union Bank A: Trust
Montgomery—
<1400,000
184,926
757,708
17,466,653
8
J 625,354
20**
22**
13
|25
53 M
53**
143** 155"
9
12
10
3.462,391
250.000
500.000
Altbama Nat Bank.
1.200.000
Secur-First Nat Bk—
Common..
Preferred
<
i
California Bank—
farmers k Mer. Nat-
Amer
4300.000
Nat Bank
Common
2,500.000 11,263.275
7.500.000 J
Preferred
Ask
Los Angeles—
100
First National Bk—
Common
First
1,000,000
Farm <fc Mercb Bank.
225.000
WesternTr k 8av the d
Sav
S
$
ng
Oalif
50
1.203.973
c
Bid
Nomi not
Nomi rial,
Oakland-
First Nat BankCommon
Preferred
llH
Central Bkof Oakland
Farmers k Mer Sav
36.635,014
9.088,929
100
296,250
4.347,601
100
4.146.400 M,553,228
181,710
300.000
100
Union Bk k Tr Co—
78.177
100,000
100,000
Common
Preferred..
Pasadena—
1.562,659
300.000
Citizens Coml Tr k P
First Tr k Sav Bk
125
250,000
750,000
780,447
14,490,678
Pasadena-First N Bk
150.000
Security Nat Bank-
300,000
23,965
279,513
1.145,175
2,976,480
dl.000,000
50,000
250.000
Sumitomo Bk of Oal.
145.000
765.171
117,932
69.569
58.923
25,492,097
1,053,496
4,438,168
983,304
100
SanBernardino—
American Nat Bank
100,083
2.975.958
100
Common
...
Preferred
Selma—
Belma National Bank
Selma Tr k 8av Bank
2,307,301
1,276,334
100
N
1,636,435
1,484.073
171,178
38,209
198,248
115.122
400.000
dl20,000
200,000
350.000
City National Bank.
People's Bk 8c Tr Co.
100
100
100
\25
sa
o
les
Citizens Bk of SacraMerchants Nat Bank d
State Institutions
ARIZONA
March 4
San
Mar. 4
Nomi nal.
Per share
Miners k March Bk.
250.000 i
137.672
100
4,224,012
•
■'
d175.000
100
>
100
\r:
N
re cent
100
sa
les
Diego—
d 1.500.000
345.677
24,902,539
100
3
5
250.000
First Nat T k S Bk
San
Bisbso—
100
Sacramento—
Capital Nat Bank..
National Banks
20
re cent
i 517,675
10.958,977
125
100
102
77,652
35,926
6,356,530
2,204,042
100
"50*" "60
100
190
Diego Tr Ac 8 B
Common...
Preferred-.
125
500.000
Security Tr k Sav Bk
600.000
United States Nat Bk
200.000
\
220
San Francisco-
Anglo
Phoenix—
First Nat Bk of Ariz.
300.000 i
Phoenix Nat Bank..
500,000
250.000
Phoenix Sav Bk & Tr
Valley Nat Bank—
17.703
07,385
161,835
Preferred
25
N
J 388,152
250.000
327.276
26.345.553
!
0
re
25
b
260.000
1,240.000
Common
cent
sa les
5
16**
100
7,513.003
4,716,248 180,603.177
20
6,484,378 102,280,130
Bank of Amer Nat Tr f
k Savs Assoc
50.000.000 53,309,103 U32.526.080
80
Bank of America
Bank of Montreal
Canadian Bk of Com
Crocker First Nat Bk
The San Fran Bank.
Pacific Nat Bank
TucsonSou Arizona Bk Ac Tr
California
National Bank... 15.400,000
Bank of Calif, N A..
6.800.000
2ft
.034.554
,264,735
3.817.028
1,500.000
1,000,000
1.300.000
6,000.000
6.000.000
1,000,000
<1,019,887
i
199.841
i
536,549
7,614.965
ft8.361.880
ft
311.089
13**
188
14**
190**
25
25
24,102,458
190
194
100
3,938,789
152
100
15.964.407
375"
119.520.390
100 305
155.825,758 1000 12.000
85
9,204,055 100
Wells
Fargo Bank k
Union Trust Oo_
Yokohama 8pecle Bk
.
9,000,000 8,456,841 211,994,872
5,075.020
1,000.000 i
298,284
100
325
295
P
American Tr Co—
Common.....
Preferred..
National Banks
March 4
ARKANSAS
Mar. 4
San Jose—
First National Bank.
Santa Ana—
Nom inal.
Fort Smith—
City National BankFirst National Bank
Merchants Nat Bank
Uttlt Bock—
Commercial Nat'l Bk
Peoples
Nat'l Bank.
Twin City Bank
Per
300,000
600,000
500.000
9
,621
430,470
300.000
200.000
257,931
86,974
31,735
100.000
306,000 I
Prof erred
217.306
761,983
9,256.744
100
67.543
1.382.622
50
......
500.000
<181.208
10.215.108
.....III
500.000
250
225
25
200,000
1.000,000
375.000
•
25
8.354.720 I 20 ,'i:r
1
9
re cent
les
sa
20
<125
100
100
492.281
876.042
105.923
N
4.059.727
100
9.669,719
2.196.928
ion
re cent
100
•a
s
les
Sale prloe.
a
June 29 1935.
b
Comptroller of the Currency authorized the Valley National Bank of
Phoenix, Ariz, on May 29, 1936 to maintain branches at Chandler, Mari¬
copa County,
Wilcox, Cochise County, and Springerville, Apache County,
all in the State of Arizona.
125,000
300,000
250.000
J
f 50
216,173
11,783.074
c
1100
Savings deposits.
e
60
d Common and preferred stock outstanding.
March 4, 1936.
/ L. M. Giannini, Pres. of the Bank of America National Trust & Savings
Association, San Francisco, Calif., announced in June 1936 the acquisi¬
tion of control of the California First National Bank of Long Beach, Calif,
by the Transamerica Corp.
1
;
Fine BluffCommon
50.000
Proferred
50.000
400.000 ft
40
393
49J
20
25
Nat Bank of Comm..
Simmons Nat Bank.
600,000
Stockton—
First National Bank.
25
7,464.895
2,805.436
926.077
200.000
Preferred B
j 20
d200.000
Commercial Nat Bk.
First National Bk—
Common
Preferred
100
N
Common...-.-
A
7.500,000 15.972,436 250,920,340
7.500,000
Stockton SAL Bank
Union Safe Dep Bk.
542,839
W B Worthen Co
Preferred
share
100
2,712.071
6,789,048
8,879,562
Union Nat Bank—
Common
.
State Institutions
}
37,630
713,268
1,638,694 1100
0
1100
10,974,827
100
250
275
San Diego First National Co. controls 97% of the stock of ths First
National Trust k Savings Bank of San
ft June 30,
Diego. Oalif.
1936.
< Dec. 31. 1935.
I Last sale price
p
Par value 100 yen.
banks
July, 1936]
National Banks
State
colorado
March 4
Capital.
Bid.
Gross
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Ask.
Per
share.
$
$
Wilmington-
210.000
500.000
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Co..
60.000
133.921
1,627,818
100
50.030
2,123,634
300.000
First National Bank.
300.000
347,770
395,565
7.458,384
9,220,141
/2.598.816
810,913
672.600
4.000.000 511129 816
120
50
25
share.
230
25
100
60
fir
95
150
87
25
130
'45"
35
90
155
95
190
180
255
265
(100
Preferred class A__
Exchange Nat Bank.
922,911
682,601
627.085
203.175
1.000.000
1.500.000
Per
100
1,775,214
17,502,281
1,708,884
3,785,744
7,411,161
12,462,280
7,578,181
51,455,680
3.230.356
625,000
Equitable Trust Co.
Security Trust Oo
Wilmington
<~v>
S
$
322.053
S
Central Nat Bank...
Farmers* Bank
Industrial Trust Co.
.
100.000
100.000
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
Colorado Spgs.—
Colorado Sav Bank..
Colorado Spgs Nat B
Par
Deposits.
March 4
_
Surplus A
Profits.
Institutions
March 4
Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Institutions
State
delaware
March 4
National Banks
101
teust companies
and
Common
.
1100
too
100
National Banki
Denver—
dist.0f columbia y^March
March 4
4
American Nat Bk—
250.000 i
250.000
Common
Preferred
350.000
Central Sav Bk Ac Tr
Colorado Nat Bank
Common
6,812,637
75.327
3.602.069
1UU
37.176.735
100
Anacostia Bank
a
a
100
City Bank
Columbia Nat Bank.
/ 50
1 50
Nomi nal.
Washington—
1.000.000 I
1.500.000
...
Preferred
60.000
Colorado State Bank
Denver
[
330.804
817.266
I
84.143
1.282,991
N
Nat Bank—
Common
Bank of Co
o
mm
Per
28,415,586
50
re
cent
Hamilton Nat Bank.
L 50
iOu
sa
lee
Liberty Nat Bank
55,724,018
500.000 tl,275,794
19,210.476
100
1,469,071
2,093,037
100
1.600.000
100.000
National City Bank. a
a
100.000
Union National Bk
550.000
U S National Bank..
500.000
International Tr Co.
.
260,000
100.000
& Sav
700,000 11.302,249
700.000
2,379.233
.
17,833
7,737
1,917,116
1.594,242
...
Preferred
First National Bank.
725,043
387,401
25,014,177
14,358.963
Lincoln Nat Bank
McLachlen Bkg Corp
"I5o
Bank of
Nat
100
100
1,000.000
500.000
1,050,000
200,000
800.000
Biggs National Bank
Common
;
30.000 6
100.000 i
Minnequa Bank
Western Nat Bank
131,913
81,973
100
100.000 \
200.000
Common
Preferred
58,210
3,885,705 (100
1100
<
75
iu
8
100
10
share.
150
10
%
185
27^ --HI
20
100
ion
100 A
113
200
50
.....
..
100
100
"1I5
100
180
266"
89,100,762 (100
258
270
\100
105
100
45
125"
128
7,181,935
6.603,881
46,977,432
100
95
100
255
265"
1,000,000 U,449.893
Nat Sav A Tr Co—
Common
17.152,580
(100
124
135
Income debentures
700.000
Union Trust Co....
Wash Loan A Tr Oo.
'65"
1
I—
100
75
100
100
5,769.561
10,109,359
23,516,344
1,202,762
850,719
2.059,190
2.000.000
2.000,000
1.000.000
Munsey Trust Oo
^
100
1,457,100
5,801,201
4.822,274
2.547.105
20,949.435
5,912,352
9,633,557
4,169.757
10,421,763
2,952,766
26.589,821
3.000,000 H3.900150
1.500,000
327,837
a600,000
230,373
a600,000
3.400.000 4,177,194
Preferred
Second Nat Bank
Secur Sav A Com Bk
Amer Secur A Tr Oo.
Pueblo Sav & Tr Co
400,000
350.000
a
Wash.
Nat Capital Bank
Nat Metropol Bank.
Pueblo—
First National Bank.
150,000
485,000
57.545
b
125,036
510.450
223,406
604.317
247,579
726,502
159.221
510,440
195,426
1,633,296
90
225
-----
.————
State Institutions
March
Tks connecticut
March 4
National Banks
State
Institutions
March 4
florida
March 4
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Bridgeport—
Nomi nal
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
500.000
1.500,000
Common........
Preferred
Black Eock Bk & Tr.
167,045
100.000
40,828
926,661
136,713
a
13
Jacksonville-
Per
Fairfield Trust Co—
200.000 6
North End Bk Ac Tr
Common
25.000
1,296,049
21,943,552
2,049,978
4i
25
25
36
45
37
38,004,135
22,971,720
30.353,018
10
9
100
125
25
14
10
150
16
109,873
1,395,434
25
100
95
105
100.000
444,452 31,307,175
60,038 t
103,057
252.021
5.779.772
35.061
1,110,819
300,000
251.934
120,000
80.000
100.000
103.960
106.321
3.588.827 I 20
t 20
100
4,724,532
800,000
200.000
300.052
143,048
4.743,438
2.751.577
50,000
200.000
12.101
24,480
548,221
1,760.758
100
125
100
100
200,000
198.249
6,944,390
25
1,250,000
403,378
630,849
130.902
13,717,451
14,275,455
1,336,703
100
500.000
100.000
250.000
65.558
221.658
2,459.522
4,512,363
d3.000,000
Barnett N B of Jack1.500.000
Florida Nat Bank— fll,500,000
50
Lakeland—
....
125,000 >b
25,000
1st preferred...
2nd preferred.....
West Side Bank—
50,335
Florida Nat Bank
f 25
1.065,292 (100
0
First National Bank
165,000 16 193.219
Preferred
1,177,725 I 25
100.000
1,200,000
100,000
First Trust Co.
1100
Florida Nat Bk A Tr
1
Little River Bk & Tr
Miami
Hartford-
•
Conn Elver Bkg Co.
First National Bank
300.000
150.000 b
1.150.000
178,058
967,199
818,640
Glastonbury Bk & Tr
100.000
108,549
Capitol Nat Bk At Tr
4.000,000 i4.079,489
271,877
100.000 6
1.600.000
1,671,269
135,308
100,000 6
4,000.000 3,659,908
117,718
100.000
144,578
250.000 6
116,936
125.000
Hartford Nat Bk Ac T
Industrial Bank
Phoenix St Bk Ac Tr.
East Hartford Tr Co
Hartford-Conn Tr Co
Park Street Tr Co
Riverside Trust Co.
.
B!m8bury Bk Ac Tr Co
2,502.629
6,087,475
19,039,871
1.442.671
60,499,993
239.716
34.463,118
1,554,624
39,732,879
2,517,096
2,737,316
1,630.923
25
18
30
450
100
105
50.000 16
....
60,000
500.000 6
200,000
100.000
Travelers Bk At Tr Co
West Hartford Tr Co
Windsor Trust Co
45,107
677,847
241,298
121,594
l no
"35"
"40"
100
130
155
100
140
150
100
100
105
100
110
125
25
First
National Bank
12.622.752
Orlando—
First Nat Bank—
60
70
10
26^
28^
100
Common..
Preferred
Florida Bank
0
240~
25
25
25
25
71
40
25
11
25
42
552,564 / 25
U00
10,305,358 100
2,245,621 100
25
1,380,512
22
Pensacola—
75
American Nat Bank.
Olt A People's Nat Bk
45'
St.
Augustine—
Exchange Bk St Aug
St Augustine Nat Bk
So End Bk Ac Tr Co—
Preferred
Beach
400.000
21
50
100
100,000
Miami-
1100
Common.....
Common
share
905.256
973,384
679,431
Atlantic Nat Bank
2.000,000 b
Brldgep't City Tr Co
12
19,871,944
St. Petersburg—
Florida Nat Bank
135"
0
Tampa—
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank. al,500,000
Merlden—
Home National Bank
Merlden Nat Bank..
Merlden Tr A 8 D Co
Puritan Bk Ac Tr Co
a
376,194
500,000
16,317
250,000
100,000 6/ 92,996
150.000
40,176
5,656,858
1.408,919
5,742
1,462,482
25
50
100
22
25
First Sav & Tr Co...
100
100
20
165"
West Palm Beach
25'
25
West Palm Beach At¬
lantic Nat Bank
Cent Farmers' Trust.
100
100
New Haven—
Amer Bank Ac Tr Co
a
2,044.192
100
95
105
50
210.704
250.000
29
32
First Nat Bk Ac Tr Co
Common
Prior
preferred...
Conv preferred
New Haven Bk NBA
Common
Preferred
Second Nat Bank
Trademen'e Nat Bk
Cemmon
Preferred
Un Ac N Haven Tr Co
New London—
Nat Bk of Commerce
New London
630,000
630,000
920.000
890,628
26,902,817
45
National Banks
March 4
100
506,387
7,864,850
898,385
800,000
100,000
760.000
11.439.Q29
50
66
Winthrop Trust Co.
50
69
'80"
84"
Nomi nal
Atlanta—
Per
200,000
Oltis A So Nat Bank- r5,000,000
6,400,000
First Nat Bank—-Fulton Nat Bank—
1,000,000
Common
104,500
454,507
2.434.152 79,204,242
4.231,591 102,211.829
American Sav Bank.
68,565
170,000
180,000
.458,700
2,629.763 (100
100
135
110
115
1100
747,712
300.000 i
457,455
13.438.289
4.465.965
100
N
42,031
183,571
34,550
350,000
300,000
282.500
2,220,115
1,544,767
658,629
J 605,810
29,681,973
175,774
Trust Oo of Georgia. «2.000,000 c2.303.516
o
100
tlO
13
13X
10
32
33
(100
185
1100
100
100
465
re cent
100
100
sa
*
Sale
///,' '/;
price. .•/
t Branch of Savannah,
Thames Bk Ac Tr
Uncae-Merch Nat Bk
272,518
135,984
550,000
200,000
3,192,624
1.640.694
25
19
100
100
Includes preferred stock or debentures outstanding.
a
b Dec. 31, 1935.
First-Stamford Nat'l
Bank A Trust Co.
Fidelity TltleJtTr Co
Stamford Trust Co..
d Member
1,272,388
619,285
1.043,685
1.000,000
200.000
700.000
10,660,265
4,967,920
8,228,096
100
145
160
145
165"
100
100
«
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
/ April 30. 1936.
649.911
600.000
10,524,336
100
125
143,086
4,616,414
50
22
32
32
8,819,802
3,354,416
100
330
65
m — m
Waterbury Nat Bk—
....
Preferred
Colonial Trust Co
Waterbury Trust Co
500.000
400,000
1.000,000
300.000'
,
2.745.6021
134,828
100
26
r
:
"//''. V:'• 7 /
"
.• ! /
V/\/ 7/7/-//
:
.
v
'
'
:
S;7'
*
Combined statement.
r
I
y*;
National Group,
the Barnett National Bank of Jacksonville, Fla.
i June 30, 1936.
! Last sale.
/"/;V:
.
Member of the Florida
9
Oltis A M firs' Nat Bk
■ ■
of the Atlantic Group In Florida.
ft Affiliated with
Waterbury—
;/
March 4,1936.
c
Stamford—
Trust funds.
z
Ex-dividend.
,
share
100
2,978,992
22,784,269
500.000
Preferred
Ga Sav Bk A Tr Co.. al,000.000
100
Norwich—
Common..
Institutions
Dec. 31
50
City
National Bank
Union Bk A Tr Co..
State
GEORGIA
1
10 3
BAMS
National Banks
March 4
GEORGIA
Surplus <ft
Profits.
Capital.
$
AugustaGeorgia RR Bk A Tr
Common.........
750,000
Debentures.
—■.
500,000
Oltls Ac So Nat Bank- r5.000.000
Nat Exchange Bank. 0
400.000
^273,093
State
AND
TRUST
Imtxiuitons
Dec. 31
COMPANIES
National Banks
Gross
Pat.
Deposits.
Bta.
AA
Nome nat
Per share
$
9,521,203 1100
189
192 Hi
2.434,152
136,684
79,204,242
2,900.232
rio
13
Biffin—
Elgin Nat'l Bank...
$
100.000
First Nat'l Bank....
300.000
100,000
88
56,814
604,031
152,000
600.000
Par.
Deposits.
660,436
$
Bid.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per short.
$
1.339.399
6,337,166
1,300,000
100
100
10,620.005
50
iOO
13H
100
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Union Nat'l Bank...
State Institutions
March 4
ILLINOIS
March 4
92
Peoria—
Cent Nat Bk Ac Tr Oo
Columbus—
Columbus Bk 6c Tr
Fourth Nat Bank
Home Savings Bank.
Merch 6c Mech Bank
First Nat Bk of Ool.
777,788
118,804
850.000
300,000
150.000
200.000
200.000
_
.
32.439
320,155
96.006
5.662,159
100
2.120,172
1,105,222
2,273,163
1,436,971
Oom Mer Nat BkAtTr
Oommon
100
10C
100
100
N
o
re
cent
sa
les
Preferred
First National Bank.
Jefferson Tr AtSav Bk
Oommon
Capital notes.....
South Side Tr At Sa B
f6.000.000
City Bank Ac Tr Oo.
110.000
First Nat Bk At Tr On « 500.000
.
2,434,152
r
84,500
194,150
79,204,242
1,112,000
7,261,058
no
13
ioo
100
10
Debentures.
10
i
5
100
3.854,348
13
_
13 HI
Mercantile Tr At SBk
""50" "so"
Peoples Bk of Qulncy
S'thSideBk of Quincy
200.000 I
150.000
Debentures.
071,550
1,440.494
v
100
665,302
100
300.000
|100
N
2.754.426 /IOO
31,587
o
rec ent
200.000
100.000
50.000
Citizens Bk At Tr Oo
Common
940,202
17,223
100,000
200.000 I
200,000
State St Bk At Tr Oo. i
Liberty Nat Bk At Tr
Savannah Bk At Tr
79,204,242
5,002,446
{ 20
49,216
Qulncy—
B'dway Bk of Qulncy
111 State Bk of Qulncy
Savannah—
2.434,152
500.000 r 141,472
214,458
700.000
20
1,933,413
13H»
Oommon........
Oltis At So Nat Bank. rs.ooo.ooo
14.555.721
87,417
200,000 1
100,000
150,000 c
.....
Macon—>
Oltis Ac So Nat Bank
22,237.526 / 16
I 20
933,459
1.800,000 1
200,000
1,277,477
660,000
115,518
30,456
15,056
88,139
5,156,045
450.945
483.466
1.439.466
100
100
252,873
7,367,736
3,340,417
6.078.388
100
sa
les
100
100
Rockford—
Illinois Natl Bk Ac Tr
Oo
Swedish-Am Nat Bk.
Third Nat'l Bank
200,000
250.000
500.000
i
1
52,369
184,674
100
100
SpringfieldNational Banks
March 4
IDAHO
First National Bank.
Illinois Nat Bank—
Stats Institutions
Dec. 31
c
374,327
9,302,642
100
219,536
4.686.940
| 50
Springfield MarineBk
150.000 1
140.000
500,000
307,680
10.136.458
First State Tr Ar ft Bk
200 000 c
102.723
Common...
Preferred
Nomt nal.
Boise
City-
Per
First NatBk of Idaho
Oommon
....
500,000
275.000
il .215,000
J 358.223
11,814.727
100
N
1,509.000
sa
31.435
23,060,000
70.256
100
125 000
-
Preferred-.
First Security Bank.
Boise Trust Oo.....
share.
500.000
.....
....
1
50
<0
100
o
re cent
Natitmal Banks
les
Institutions
State
INDIANA
March 4
100
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
National Banks
March 4
ILLINOIS
State
institutions
March 4
Evansville—
Nome nat.
AuroraAurora Nat Bank
Merchants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank
160.000
300.000
55.580
46,024
35.311
400.000
2,525,057
3,625.660
2.587,521
100
Per share.
N o
100
re cent
100
sa
les
Belleville—
Belleville Bk A Tr Oo
Belleville Nat Bank.
150.000
100.000
Belleville Savs Bank.
First National Bank.
Bt. Olair Nat Bank—
300.000
71,239
28,221
270,063
264,190
165,867
200.000
150,000
2.144.234
915.514
2,225,633
3,673,226
2.174,246
100
100
90
200
100
100
250
150
r
Ohioago—
Aetna State Bank—
>200.000
Am Nat Bk & Tr Oo-
Oommon
Preferred
Austin State Bank
33.908
Oont HI N B Ac Tr Oo
Oommon
100
k
1,000.000 [
750,000
Beverly State 8a* Bk
Oity Nat Bk Ac Tr Oo
1.503,627
692.994
34,615.333
{100
43,221
3,057,294
:
33.739
1,273,027
4,000,000 1,711,323 116,958,465
215
225
ioo
200.000
150.000
45
55
100
115
125
25,000.000 [17,181,744 995,698,573 / 331!
157
160
too
25
150
100
267
100
100
160
135
30
160
273
175
145
ioo
25
35
17
21
195
46
205
48
Preferred.
50.000,000
District Nat Bank—
Common.....
100.000
__
43.619
....
Kaspar Am State Bk
250.000
52,935
1.462.510
10
360.000
J 149,137
9.723.670
300.000
1.000.000
267,226
1,171,845
7,965,807
21.749.999
too
250,000
.....
Liberty Nat'l Bank
.
Live Stock Nat Bank
10
20
Madison-Crawford
200,000
200.000
200,000
Metrop State Bank..
Mid-City Nat Bank
200.000
400.000
200,000
.
Milwaukee Av N't Bk I
Mutual Nat Bk of Oh
300.000
Nat'l nullders Bank. t 500.000
Nat'l Boulevard Bk.
500.000
National Security Bk
200.000
Oak Park TrAcSav Bk
500.000
Personal Ln 6c Sav Bk 2.000,000
Pioneer Tr Ac Sav Bk 1 625.000
Sears-Corn State Bk
200.00D
Security Bk of Ohio.
Second Security Bk.
Skala State Bank.
South Bast Nat Bank
700,000
350,000
200.000
_
State Bk of Clearing
Terminal Nat Bank^
Unlv St Bk of Ohio..
Upper Ave Bank....
Uptown State Bank,
west 31st State Bk.
Western State Bank.
.
Amalg Tr 6c Sav Bk.
Banco di Napoli Tr.
Ohio Oity Bk 6c Tr.
Drovers Tr 6c Sav Bk
East Side TrAcSav Bk
Harris Tr At Sav Bk
Howard Ave TAcS Bk
Oommon
200.000
120,000
200.000
i 300.000
200.000
300.000
100.000
200.000
I 450,000
300,000
800.000
i 650.000
200.000
6.000.000
....
Capital notes
.... .
I-O Bank Ac Trust Oo
Lake snore Tr Ac S Bk I
Lakeview Tr At 8 Bk.
Mercantile Tr At 8av.
Merchandise Bk Ac Tr
Northern Trust Oo..
Pullman Tr At Sav Bk
93,705
77.974
49,045
78,655
107,600
52.027
168.494
0
226.864
561.980
121,367
c
150.166
1,415.642
617,171
74.722
307,452
167,123
40.014
55.030
26,138
r
233,500
96,726
226.385
155,766
15,315
c
108.708
64,504
167,406
r
979,259
255,968
36.298
9.463.928
200.000 1
100.000
200.000
800.000
600.000
600.000
500.000
3.000.000
300.000
973,303
3.432,520
2,825,882
1,971,772
7,506,286
2,578,670
6,143,239
4,721,431
12,804,087
4,922,799
6,375,265
3.655.363
10,478.971
6,153.599
3,957
2,442
2,015,469
2,565,061
I,638,867
4,917,590
4,511,169
4.307.511
5.068,573
405,697
2,009.402
5.467.075
3.242,901
17,876,507
7,959.429
577.803
187.368.421
100
100
100
100
100
"75"
120
110
85"
130
20
100
60
100
100
50
100
50
25
165"
116"
63
165
73
180
"65"
160
80
28
55'
170
90
33
100
28
53
215
30
63
230
165
§95"
415"
105
100
100
783,268
o
re
cent
les
20
949,830
8.720.746
20
803.528
9,000
7,729,458
1,275,000
100
11,001,550
22,786,385
| 10
1,220.682
People's Tr At Sav Oo
200,000
50,000
300.000
Gary—
Gary State Bank.... I
400.000
Gary Tr At Sav Bk..
100,000
Oommon
1,000,000
Class A preferred.
1,800.000
Fountain Sq State Bk
100.000
Indiana Nat Bank..
3.000.000
Live Stock Exch Bk.
200.000
Marion Oo State Bk. I
50,000
Merchants' Nat Bk..
1,250.000
People's State Bank. i 450,000
Bankers Trust Oo...
500,000
Fidelity Trust Oo...
Fletcher Trust Oo—
Oommon
Debentures
Indiana Trust Oo
100
13K
15^
\ 10
91.861,125
1,163,471
383.646
23,742,013
1,887,097
2.769,954
2,061,836
100
100
100
100
100
'227" 245""
135
125
225" 245"
100
100
100
1,500,000
1.000.000
1.000,000 rl .228,677
31,778.643
{100
170
180
13,211,687
155
195"
§55"
200,000 In 270,321
2,972,648
100
100
100
"155"
|{7 719,411
Security Trust Oo—
Common..
Preferred
Union Trust Oo
...
200.000
600,000
South Bend—
Oity Nat Bank
Citizens Tr Ac Sav Bk
First Bank Ac
Oo. i
Merchants Nat Bank i
St Joseph L Ac Tr Oo
1,714,065
18,846,869
99.252
128,083
132,011
125,951
60.741
2,334.121
1,148,659
7,041,877
3.705.262
2.410.309
250.000
250,000
800,000
250.000
il,000.000
50
........
Preferred..
Terre
Haute
First
Nat Bank—
Oommon
Preferred
*
§55"
10
100
100
100
100
N
200,000
500,000
cent
les
4,906.933 [100
[100
115,297
500,000
500.000
o
re
sa
Terre Haute—
Merchants Nat Bk..
400,640
15.920.239
20
10
Sale price
„
•
Savings
Bank of
Chicago and capitalized at $200,000, all of which is common stock.
b Directors of the Continental Illinois National Bank Ac Trust Co. of
Chicago, 111. voted to retire $5,000,000 of its preferred stock, effective
Aug. 1,1936 and to increase common by stock dividend of 20% ($5,000,000)
on present shares, in ratio of 1 new share of common for each 5 shares
outstanding.
c
100
100
19,658
98.155
3,415,586
181,611
n
18,184
1,976,552
n
210,359
502,500
170,265
185,000
Oommon
N
•a
20
20
.
115
125
100
too
20
20
.
115
20
50
13,146.491
100
100
t Branch of Savannah
Effective June 15, 1936 title of the Howard Avenue Trust Ac
Bank of Chicago, 111. was changed to the North Shore National
100
50
100
36.009
1,425,380
218,840
8,486.371
1.189,328 17,463.673
323.488 12,780,703
464.249 II.757.096
r9,183.621 303 686,140
242,625
6.520.853
295,537
110
a
1110
2,131,679
20.498
320,000
600,000
Oommon
Preferred
Ft Wayne Nat Bank
Oommon
Preferred
Dime Trust At Sav Bk
Oommon
100
100
100
20
100
100
100
100
100
13,774.776
ioo
100
Lincoln Nat Bk At Tr
...
Natl Bank.......
Main State Bank...
Merchants Nat Bk_.
437,344
100
100
100
7.213,690
500,000
700,000
100
American Nat Bank
Lawndale Nat Bank
Oommon...
Preferred
12.513,742
100
Indianapolis—
1,532,868 / 20
t 30
40
213,978
1.452,154
650.000
Debentures
100
Preferred
100,000
Drexei state Bank.. i 450.000
116,482
5,020.173
Drovers Nat Bank..
1.000.000
748,869 24,625,641
First National Bank 30.000.000 rl8507.362 902,881,705
First Nat Bnglewood
200.0GU
761,780
5,935,084
Halsted Exch Nat Bk
200.000
105,878
5,001,718
Hamilton State Bk..
200.000
32,513
1,416,459
Old National Bank—
Oommon
Preferred
11.664.397
1,032,458
992,876
610.512
10,347,983
1.258,635
500,000 t
Lamasco Bank
National Oity Bank.
North Side Bank
497,954
175,313
20.559
18,012
437,435
53.797
Fort Wayne—
14
100
500.000
100.000 r
150,000
100,000
500,000
125,000
Peoples Savings Bk..
100
100
share
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Citizens Tr At Sav Bk
Franklin Bk Ac Tr Oo
Dec. 31,
1935.
*
I
<f New stock,
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta. Ga.
f June 29, 1935.
Q March 4, 1936.
.
..
i Oommon and preferred stock or capital debentures outstanding.
e
,
70
200
140
240
790
160
75
225
150
250
810
175
k The American National Bank
,
,
Ac Trust Oo.
^
of Chicago, 111., will be
on Aug. 1,1936 to retire 5% or $37,500 of the $750,000 principal
amount of preferred stock held by the R. F. 0.
Retirement will be made
from earnings,
n Reserves.
o The National Builders Bank of Chicago, 111., announced on June 21,
required
.
1936 that it will retire shortly 50% or $125,000 of
rtiy
stock and will distribute a 50% stock dividend on
this connection,
r June 30, 1936.
—--
its R. F. O. preferred
the common shares in
-
-
..
July, 1936]
BANKS
National Banks
State
IOWA
March 4
•
t
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
TRUST
AND
COMPANIES
Institutions
National Banks
March 4
March 4
Ask.
Bid.
Par
State
TnstitutiojiS
March 4
LOUISIANA
Gross
Deposits.
103
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Deposits.
Par.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Burlington—
Farmers A Merch S B
50,000
First National Bank.
500,000
250,000
50,000
People's 8av Bank.. d
United StateBank—
Council Bluffs—
City National Bank.
100
City National Bank
100
Common
Preferred
Louisiana Nat Bank
1,068,715
75,318
24.857
28,466,889
3,781,811
688,515
100
107,009
179,957
2,639,866
3,972,351
a
a
a
150.000
Oonn Bluffs 8av Bk.
150.000
First National Bank.
Common
50,000
50,000
Preferred
State Savings Bank.
%
10<
Common
Preferred
1,432,907 f 100
100
75,305
1,648,345
Common
Preferred
Louisiana sb & T Co
Whitney Nat Bank..
600.000 ol,148,729
22,193,910
100
100,000
Cap City State Bank
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Co
494,937
19,249,068
25,228.834
90
——-
100
77
40,516,784 1 20
'
i
28f*
\ 20
]
"
24
jo 726.355
25
35
72 H
1,337,494
First National Bank.
1.000,000
Commercial Nat Bk.
1.000.000
Oont'l-Am B A Tr Co d 950.000
o
602.033
431,710
190,087
23,992,655
15,244,562
7,332.316
100
90
100
100
105
75
100
"90 "
100
100
74,962
250,000 \
850.000 )
Preferred
Iewa-Des Moines Nat
I 80
1
150.000
Common
14
Shreveport—
les
650,000
12
7.351,582 1100
835,724
Jo 643,773
10
100
cent
]
7.428,536
1,200,000
39.644,402 I 20
1 400,000
\ 20
81.544
208,000
1,074,169
20
2.800.000 o5,426.182 109,994.198
25
...
o
250,000
J 304,871
1.200.000
1.400,000
Nat Bk of Commerce
$
Jo 202,547
New Orleans—
American Bank A Tr d2,500.000
Hibernia Natl Bk
10f
'
300,000
300.000
Preferred
20
$
300.000
250,000
Common....
100
DavenportDes Moines—
Bankers Tr. Co—
Common
Preferred A
Preferred B
$
34,125
\
1
100.000
Davenport Bk A Tr.
Baton Rouge—
1,737,904
2,742,801
100,000
Cedar Rapids—
Merchants Nat Bank
share.
Per
$
37,360
74,963
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
403,901
18,422,002 (100
National Banks
1100
8tate
MAINE
March 4
Institutions
March 4
Bank & Trust Co:
Common
1.000.000
t
Preferred
Home Savings Bank.
3,000.000
150.000
50.000
150.000
University State Bk.
Valley Sav Bank
Nom\ nat.
35,138,227 f 101
)
879,016
a
26,986
20,463
203,635
1,736,741
198,735
3,725,298
100
100
511,302
39,154
8,173,881
3,355,453
100
224,414
184,887
379,276
176,348
45,613
10
6,428,205
5,953,081 hi 00
100
6,602,533
100
5,333,762
inr
1,950,474
I
Augusta—
0i
d
300.000
0
250.000
a
100
100,000
400.000
a
Security Nat Bank..
200,000
250.000
WMdhnrrDo Rav "Bk
100.000
0
288,000
384,460
7,209,000
7.209,313
25
1,000.000
233,086
200,000 ol.058.251
10,340,797
7.240,225
100
600.000
1,250.000
12.673.419
J 20
State
KANSAS
o
Merrill Trust Co—
Preferred
....
PortlandCanal National Bank
Oasco Bk A Tr Co
First National Bank
institutions
600.000
200,000
400.000
Jo 364,853
400,000
100
o
Common
425,000
850,000
150.000
Preferred B
451,149
165,044
211,871
245,163
207.527
Hutchinson—
Per
150.000
150,000
250.000
First National Bank.
48,378
95,117
214.697
o
1,323,610
2.556,929
6,472,666
8,801,103
3,286,177
4,439,397
6.259,017
100
Preferred
80
25
40
20
22
25
31
34
25M
27
f 50
25
28
\
12,718.017
50
National Banks
State
MARYLAND
March 4
100
Institutions
Dec. 31
Norm nal
Per share
A
Baltimore—
450.000
200.000
....
Exchange State Bank
Security Nat Bank..
jo 204,009
130,824
Bait Oomm'l Bank..
13,579,567 f 10
I 10
100
2,579,147
500.000
Common
100,000 V
100,000
100.000 o
Leavenworth—
First National Bank..
Leavenworth Nat Bk
Manufac'rs State Bk
150,000
150.00C
50,000
95.524
o
a
128,785
206,716
22.767
*
2.023,500
2,914,803
922.857
Calvert Bank
"•■■■
"i
100
Nat Marine Bank...
100
Western Nat Bank..
N
500.000
400,000
115.000
a
Fidelity Sav State Bk
200.000
a
o
o
354,267
264,086
7,500
62,955
o
10,961,269 UOO
sa
les
1,556,491 /
612,246
100
100
2,855,527
Common
50,000 la
150,000
50.000
200,000
500.000
100,000
Topeka State Bank.. d
100.000
24,930
1,152.023
36,722
126.978
474,616
18,092
25,000
600,750
6,479,988
8,990,340
1,416,510
1.471,000
Equitable Trust Co.
Fidelity Trust Co...
Maryland Trust Co
jo 762,812
30.647,395
1 10
J100
AOU
100
100
100
100
jol,299876
a
o
1,202,402
743,357
100,000
a
19,029
Southwest Nat Bank
Union National Bank
200,000
137,280
23,936,413
20,320,639
1,020,683
1,737,610
20
50
100,000 I
Preferred
100,000
d
400,000
100,000
100.000
500,000
Common
ion
63
100
145
30
26
100
25
March 4
Common
Capital notes
79.938
150,000
300.000
1.827.985 / «2>,
38,389
Citizens' Nat Bank..
50
Preferred
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Fr'k Town Sav Inst.
West Maryland Tr
Nomi nal.
Per share
354,319
200,000
175,000
650,000
250.000
178,371
4.972,824
199,425
48.779
o
re
20
9
50
257
265""
100
55
555
2
570""
10
110
120
iro
4H
5.295.020
100
36,437
1.133,892
( 25
30
35
5.689.146
50
130
155
15
20
J 114,360
2,985,690
f15
911,209
119,545
450,255
6,141,685
1.570.348
4.079.195
100
89.673
1,470.181
I 15
273,055
28,119
3,786,624
508,439
20
25
75,000
75,000
150,000
100.000
j
l
MASSACHUSETTS
d
435.000
204.692
200,000
350,000
1.000.000
150.000
71,000
Citizens Bk A Tr Co.
974,998
298,744
150,604
311.889
150.000
500.000
Security Trust Oe
Louisville—
100,000
120.913
02,834,234
1,660,478
02,321,226
140,035
2,457,?02
1.168,000 / 25
1100
11,300,757
50
3,097.999 100
2,116,429
3.774.722
BostonFirst National Bank. 27,812,500 48.245,078
Merchants' Nat Bk.
3,000.000 5,494,679
Newport Nat Bank..
Central Sav Bk A Tr
190.000
'
141.242
387,549
30.000
275
140
315
10
1.417,488
50,401,021 1001
6.639,894 loof
33,034,990 100
22,783,988
10
329
1,403.370
4,694.078
1.515.000
2it
85
"80"" "85""
100
Newport—
100.000
100.000
75
100
1.000.000
2.000.000
1.000.000
1,998.350
c
100.000
300.000
60,471
2.496.210
01.000.000 01,019.228
3.628,131
e
750.000 o 452,290{ 12,544.999
100.000
100.556
1,083,470
2.000.000 1,077.082 12,211,836
525.000
100,663
1,262,430
American Nat Bank.
100
101
300
150
325
100
100
100
100
15
—....
10
March
4*°n*
Nomi nal.
Per share
12 H
100
11
1
I
10^
•
a
Sale
c
-----
44 H
390
60
27M
135
40
44 H
405
61K
28 H
139
42
price.
1935.
Dec. 31,
1936.
Peoples Bank of Louisville, Ky., (a new institution) for which article*
of incorporation were filed on March 30,1936 was expected to begin busi¬
ness on
.....
Q
U
1.500,000 2,838.744
20
Nat Shawmut Bank. 10,000,000 20,536,405 180,720,698
12^
Second Nat Bank—
2.000,000 o4.453.189 70.425.764
.M
Web A Atias N Bk
Common....
550,000 1 356.242 11.207.988 I 50
Preferred
450.000
( 50
b March 4.
May 1, 1936.
d Common and preferred stock outstanding.
e The Lincoln Bank A Trust Co. of Louisville,
Ky., on June 4, 1936
retired its entire preferred stock in the amount of $500,000 held by the
RFC.
100
100
100 0100
100
95
100 *90
10
"~42" "45*
100
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
Stock Yards Bank
Louisville Trust Co.
United States Tr Co.
18
{10
les
Lexington—
Security Bank
KentuckyTltle Tr Co
Lincoln Bank A Tr..
23
106
cent
sa
•4.611,233 f 10
I 10
5.601,036
50
1.464,434 100
..
National Banks
March 4
100
N
Peop-Lib Bk A Tr Co
Covingto nTrABkgOo
Fidelity A Colum Tr.
First National Bank.
Liberty Natl Bk A Tr
People's Bank....
36H
45
20
104
201.670
j
200,000
125,000
871,944
KENTUCKY
200.000
Preferred
Bank of Commerce
Citizens' Union N B.
155
46
163.603
100,000
Comm'l Bank of Md
Farm A Mech N Bk
Covington—
Citizens' Nat Bank..
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common
Preferred
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
"64"
40
35 H
43
20
100
162',
ioo.ooo
National Banks
Second Nat Bank
Union Bank A Tr Co
5
10
Liberty Trust Co—
100
100
Common
Common........
60
0
Frederick Co Nat B]
.
50
10
Frederick-
Common.....
Union Stock Yds Nat
Bank of Commerce.
"96" "95""
10 *
24,034,356
1.512,314
12,593.568
31.569,601
Capital notes
1,000.000
1.000.000
24
Peoples Bank—
Wichita—
First National BankFourth Nat Bank
Kansas State Bank..
7
5
21X
100
36.518.863
Second Nat Bank— d
a
t
346,058
7.293,522
74,227
3,434,921
113,900
1,148.089
175,110
621,424
06.574,781 178,475,365
0
536,370
6,371.631
0
691,818
5.684.283
0
562,864
12.740,683
244,240
1.920,756
1.203,753
27.596.039
0
861,331
18,152.640
3,727.076
213.067
2.000.000 4.182,157
2,500,000 11,890.281
Safe Dep A Trust Co
Union Trust Co
Cumberland—
First Nat Bank..
350.000
1.000,000
2,000,000
1,500,000
600,000
...
Capital notes.....
Mercantile Tr Co
Real Estate Tr Co..
1100
a
Colonial Trust Co—
Common
Guaranty State Bank
Preferred
Kaw Valley State Bk
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Nat Bank of Topeka
State Savings Bank.
10
80.000
300.000
4.000,000
400.000
600,000
750.000
400,000
2,000.000
1.000.000
Nat Cent Bk of Balt.
100
re cent
Central Trust Co
Citizens State Bank. d
....
Canton Nat Bank... d
Oarrollton Bk of Bait
Commonw'lth Bank.
First National Bank-
Topeka—
Central Nat Bank
4.644.272
500,000
1.000.000
400.000
Common
4,049.388 rioo
uoo
4,420,125 100
261.907
345,907
Baltimore Nat Bank
Preferred
Preferred
Rivervlew State Bk.
90
40
1
Kansas City—
300,000
les
share.
100
100
Oomm'l N Bk of K C
Common
cent
1100
Nomi nal.
Rxchange Nat Bank.
N 0
sa
Portland Nat Bank—
March 4
Preferred A
American Nat Bank. d
"30" "40"
re
Common..
Nat Bk of Commerce
National Banks
March 4
share
100
Bangor—
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Bastern Tr A Bkg Co
10C
Sioux City—
First National Bank
Live Stock Nat Bank d
Toy Nat Bank
1,100,000
611,425
Depositors' Trust Co
Dubuque—
First National Bank.
Amer Tr A Sav Bank
Per
First Nat Qranite Bk
11
100
/ Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates.
0 Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisville.
h Member Northwest Bancorporation.
1 March 31, 1936.
* Units.
I Last sale.
*250
n
r
x
March 28. 1936.
Nov. 1 1935.
Ex-dividend.
o
June 30, 1936.
BANKS
104
AND
MASSACHUSETTS
March 4
Capital.
COMPANIES
National Banks
March 4
institution*
iutif
|
TRUST
March 4
Qross
Surplus A
Profits.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Ask.
Stats Institutions
March 4
MICHIGAN
Qross
Surplus A
Profits.
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per
100
10C r280
100
100
.$
Boston
1,340.596
29,655.103
c 2,218.540
10,226.063
e
1,192,973
601,094
<22,949,429 36,970,694
<25.198,112
<2
142.750
4,676",351
State Street Tr Co.. /3.000.000 2i3,821,447 c85,285,997
Union Trust Co
/ 750.000 <2 545.024 10.042,106
750,000 d 203,955
d3;923,349
d
203,695
d 504.927
Banc Oom Ital Tr Oo
c
2.000.000
100.000
2.500.000
Day Trust Oo
500.000
Fiduciary TrustOo..
1.000.000
New Eng Trust Co..
Old Colony Trust Oo 15,000,000
200.000
Pilgrim Trust Oo...
Boston 8 Dep & Tr_.
Columbia Trust Co..
share.
Vy
Detroit—
Oem'weaith-Com'l
State
Bank
Mfrs National Bank.
Nat Bank of Detroit-
100.000 d
Wlnthrop Trust Co..
240
16 H
I7K
10
jn 10,865,770
500,000
Preferred
1.000,000
Common
300.000
100.000
66,790
100
c
135
140
100
3,645,547
1,279,522
256,915
70
75
Detroit Trust CoCommon
60
14
15
10
I
20
20
1
20
20
c
6,077,376
3,995,099
,166,485 cl8.247.290
100
350
c
10
11
450
13
20
55
60
———
1,423,260 11,938,478 (715,628,822 ( 20
1,652,519
1 20
30,152
150,000
939,958 100
—
8.063,753
7,462,746
343,303
302,099
59
I 10
t
126,040
Highland Park Trust
820.000
750.000
10
25
12,712 g 1,931,130
101.260
pref—
pref_—
Preferred
Brockton—
Brockton Nat Bank.
Heme Nat Bank—.
16,519,432
J 637,056
500.000
-------
Class "A"
Beverly Nat Bank..
Beverly Trust Oo...
1
1
398.609,399
"116"" 120"""
Equitable Trust Co-
100
2,395,350
128,171
share
49
Preferred
Class "B"
Beverly-
Per
'
118
45,660.507
United Savings Bank
10
.
-
47
Common
Preferred
''
112
Common.-
235""
50
12,404,278
700.000 Id 738,821
1.000.000
Common
,
1,600,000 11,111,843 clll ,065.933 1 20
1 20
3,023,929 118,543.130
50
Preferred
r400
100
U S Trust Co-
'
50
4,250.000
Common
t
100
■
inal
Detroit Bank
100
iu<
$
599,188
■
Ask.
Nom
Capital
Un Guardian Tr Oo
424.959 g
600.000
23
-----
5.980,815
100
19.199,484
5,903,119
20
29
20
23^
24
20
23M
25
50
Flint—
Cambridge—
Cambridge Trust Co
534,479
340,883
150,000
300.000
1.000.000
County Bk & Tr Oo.
Harvard Trust Co...
Everett
Olt Com & Savs Bk.
Genessee Co Savs Bk
300,000
200,000
j 248.273
Grand Rapids—
Central Bank
250,000
81,967
Nat Bk of Grand Rap
Common
500.000
Preferred
500,000 d
Middlesex Co Nat Bk
8,521,717
647,506
Fall River Nat Bank
400.000
Durfee Trust Co
427,500
300.000
185,923
500.000
5,834,799
7,922,580
3,182,576
756,515
Fall River Trust....
c
c
92
185
100
6,764,937
195,947
494,576
-
10
Fall River-
100
100
100
80
Preferred
FltohburgSafety Fund Nat Bk.
2,871,059
150.000
120,000
400,000
20
844,962
20
10
15
8,268.505 |
1
20
12
14
J 193,494
260,121
162,667
103,393
1,974,9481
Preferred
20
200.000
300.000
981,782
159,765
6,161,730
2,425,717
rec ent
10
3,538,811
400,000
500,000
Old Kent Bank—
6.636,859 J 10
V 10
9
12
16
19
c
20
100
100
les
Common
1,000.000 1
Preferred
2,500,000
Grand Rapids Tr Oo.
Union Bank of Mich.
634,428
36,226,709
110
\
750,000
350.000
Michigan Trust Co..
Haverhill—
Haverhill Nat Bank.
Merrimack Nat Bank
1
j 303,068
240,000
Common
Nl o
Gloue Nat Bk of Olou
Gloucea S D & Tr Co k
4,257,415 I
32
Peoples Nat Bank-
Gloucester—
Cape Ann Nat Bank.
455,115
124.742
n
700,000
Nat Bank of Flint
Common
1.200.000
10
409.378 0
471,611
195,909 c 2,033,991
569,403 g 2.009.285
"loo"" 150""
100
50
5
3
30
16
18
:
10
Saginaw-
Holyoke—
Saginaw State Bank. k
)ke
Holyoke Nat Bank—
Second
'
40
94.004
7,749,610
131,082
2,651,866
Hadley Falls Tr Co.. Jfcl.400.000 d
206,871
9,659,938
100
20
285,857
6,418,400
25
25
Bank
3,474.814
20
1,293.932 c22.240.172
83,106
100
400,000
c
mmmmm
&
3
Lawrence—
BayStateMei* Nat Bk
Nat
100
Common,..
200,000
...
500.000
Preferred
60
Tr Co——.
1.250.000
60
.
Park National Bank
100,000
200,000
Common
Preferred
600.000
National Banks
institutions
State
MINNESOTA
Mar. 4
I
Dec. 31
Lowell—
300.000
293,833
3,708,127
Union
463,824
11,222,536
25
100
100
i.000.600
Appleton Nat. Bank.
22
19
s
Per
Duluth—
Bank of Comm & Bav
Lynn—
100,000
600,000
City National Bank.
Central Nat Bank—
Common
Manufac'rs Nat Bk.
3.238,732
101,248
200,000
200,000
200,000
Preferred
50
Common
50
2.915,972
257,886
100
6,511,848
share.
100
100
i
.
3,011,384
52,762
200.000
250.000
250.000
100.000
200.000
444,172
617,435
979,040
1100
cent
Northern Nat Bank.
50
Pioneer Nat Bank
2,982,711
3,463,269
9.137,876
100
20
160
385
72 M
7,607,039
8.993.835
50
12
20
56
1,000,000
100,000
c
100
150.000
41,731
100,000
150,000
Fifth No'west'nNB.
100.000
169.836
32,359
16,136
First NatBk&TrCo
,000,000
100,000
400,000
,000.000
100.000
Western Nat Bank.. k
Merchants Nat Bk__
500,000 n
116,554
501,000
58
Deposit Nat Bk
Common
311,325
250,000
Preferred
350.000
10X
11^
5,874,856 12 M
12H
100
les
ton
100
66*i
Minneapolis—
Blooming'n-Lake NB
fcl ,000.000
6,928,183
8,028,351
1,003,857
742,810
35.006
Central Nat Bank
c
30i265,730 rioo
213,948
317,564
400,000
50
.
1,227,632
In
Minnesota Nat Bank
of Duluth
Lynn S Dep it Tr Co
Security Trust Oo
Safe
n
1,500,000
500,000
—
Preferred
110
National City Bank
New Bedford—
First National Bank
444,943
31,180
354,319
First & Amer Nat Bk
......
•
Common.
Preferred
Essex Trust CO
nal.
Nomt
Old Lowell
National Bank.
Hennepin State Bank
Marquette Nat Bank
12H
Midland NatBk & Tr
Minnehaha Nat Bk
Peabody—
fclOO
«
,657.446
35,447
146,577
302,788
41,181
1,715.858
1,404,008
1,238,824
132.630,983
913,649
4,173,370
16,208.932
1,358,943
1.967,119
116.297.434
rioo it 8
1,147.964
1.191,355 1100
2,484,574 noo
1100
20
b
100
100
1100
6100
N'western Nat B&T
Warren Nat Bank
Common
1,855,851
200,000
150,000
73,064
550,000
70,522
3,350,216
Preferred A
250,000
200.000
427,792
6,236,551
Preferred B
200.000
Common
Preferred
Produce 8tafc« Bank.
2d Northwest State.
Third N'west'n N Bk
125.000
41,484
13,493
63,095
114,896
200,000
150,000
148,258
51,920
4,427,345 pi 00
100
1,666,261
169,919
100
22,025.559
3,853,480 100
1,791,932 100
135,610,069 plOO
100
1,926,973
7.661,420 100
4.258.375 1—
Preferred
Salem—
Merchants Nat Bank
,000,000
,000,000
100,000
50,000
150,000
4tb Northwest Nat'l.
100
100
50
12
10
13K
>
SX
924.138 !---
Naumkeag Tr Co—
Common
16
Springfield Nat Bank
Preferred.
Third Nat B&T CoCommon
American Nat Bank.
1,000,000
1,500,000
1,500,000
480.000
Preferred
Springfield 8 D & Tr.
Union Trust Oo
West Springfield Tr
Taunton
305,366
13,788,941
,1,992.055 28,755,222
r
10
i
,
io
100
Commercial State Bk k
Drov ExchState Bank 0
220
100
1.000,000 hi, 192.127
1.000.000 dl,668,078
195.000 d 158.346
13,004,304
25
1,482,480
54
49
46
25
13,475,974
50
25
Bristol County Tr...
200,000
300.000
268,275
294,003
1,960,767
3.925,740
Common
Midway Nat Bank—
Common.------
25
25
Guaranty Bit & T Co
Worcester Co
Common
1.000.000
15,199,671
Class A
275,000
187,692
40.149
a
...
100,000 1
200,000
pi .000.000
125,978
176.871
g
Mar. 4 1936.
b First National
70
1100
1100
10
I
10
if
16"
10
16
11
3,105,892
$
Group.
Includes savings deposits.
e
573,554 c32,286,527 f
}1.
d Dec. 31,
"12"
1935.
1935.
0
■
'
/ Consolidation of the State Street Trust Co. and the Union Trust Co.
under title of the former was ratified June 24, 1936 by stockholders of the
State Street Trust Co., stockholders of the Union Trust Co. have already
signified their approval of the plan.
:
^
0 ;
0 Trust balances.
yy. .y: yy
V/."-y
h April 1.1936.
,
,
„
,
;
1
National Banks
March 4
MICHIGAN
State
Member of Northwest Bancorporatlon.
k Common and preferred or capital debentures
1 Last sale.
n June 30,
Institutions
March 4
0
Nomi nal.
Per share
300,090
Natl Bk of Bay City.
400.000
People's Commercial
A Savings Iia^k
fcl.250.000
41,426
185,988
2,165,038
5,377.071
9,220.474
100
N
o
re
270,837
June 30, 1936.
_
„
cent
sa
Ilea
r
Member of tne First Bank Stock Corp
Stock has te be offered to board of directors,
Old stock.
p
f Affiliate of First National Bank of Boston,
u
x
1
June 29 1935.
Ex-dlvidend.
First Bank Stock Corp.
outstanding.
1936.
of St. Paul affiliate.
s
100
100
American National Bank
n
Bay CityBay City Bank
12X
12^
4.076.406 (100
1100
3,853,496 PlOO
eNov. 1
2.000.000
z
Sale price,
t No par.
Tr Co
....
les
•
a
500,000 In 581,127
1,000,000
200,000 d 193.117
Preferred
re cent
sa
100
Worcester—
Mechanics Nat Bank
v;<
2.500,000
250.000
First National Bank. p6.000.000 n6,829,028
First State Bank
98,583
V
100,000
199,937
EmpireNatBk&TrCo 1
500,000
Stock Yards Nat Bk. k
109,881
450,000
Preferred
First Trust Oo
—
Machinists' Nat Bk_
No
St. Paul—
SpringfieldCommon
Rochester—
First National Bank.
Union Nat Bank...
10
10
.
:
.....
.
_
National Banks
State
MISSISSIPPI
March 4
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
Per
6,342,447 f
150,000 lu 233.016
200,000
146,989
665,000
285.239
300.000
Oommon
Preferred
Depos Gu Bk & TrOo
Jackson-State N Bk.
[
8.257,100
7,024.331
Mer & Farmers Bank Jfc
81.024
107,085
43,454
2,867,007
134,513
258,603
u
4,711.809
4,819,887
2,539,279
3,085,144
700.000
300.000
Merch NatBk&Tr Oo
U
o
cent
MISSOURI
sa
100
100
60
les
Metals Bk & Tr Co
100,000
600,000
.
Oommerce Trust Co
c
i
.
l
Llnweod State Bank.
.
6.000.000
100,000
200,000
2,000,000
500,000
100,000
200,000
20
-
100
200,000
200,000
.
80,000
120,000
Common
Preferred
.
|
40,546
50.000
Traders'
Gate
8,715
40,885
129.317
7,398,306
\
share,
155,896
36,380
550.000
100,000
8,751,201 Q~-
Uoo
Institutions
State
March 4
100
110
100
290
310
Common..
Preferred
First National Bank.
150""
Nat Bk of Commerce
Per
y..=
share.
Continental NatBk—
100
100
50
100
140
100
40
100
110
470
100
100
100
80
500*"
100
20,866,386
11,912,927
250.000
750,000
500,000 '
769,976
31,843,797
276,770
11,531.184
2130" 150*"
20
460.000
Common.
100
1
Preferred A
Preferred B
200
150
405,120
100
250
200
20
1.250.000
1.050.000
N
Preferred
j 617,481
o
re cent
44,224,509 /100
Uoo
sa
les
"
Packers' Nat Bank:
150
125
f 20
Omaha Nat Bank—
200
150
Common
1,288,670 rioo
\100
100
1.237.535
100
2,073,476
100
2,234,635
9,107,656 f 100
1100
412,224
300.000
Live Stock Nat Bank
100
139.943
Omaha—
First Nat Bank-
290
100
e200,000 I
300.000
850,000
60
Common
Preferred
no
100.000 1
100.000
no""
South Omaha Sav Bk
103
53,127
2.573.044 1100
1100
25
857,863
Stock Yards Nat Bk
1
.
les
7.011.356 uoo
NEBRASKA
50.000
67 M
57 H
55
75
50
8,230,944 62 H
100
974,198
49,184
e250,000 T
450.000
Common
.Jfc
cent
sa
10,202,358
jc 81,121
Lincoln—
i
,
200,000
100.000
j
re
100
Nomt nal.
1,458,432
42,899
1,105,377 19.044,788
4,927,398
87,886
3,148,884 156,243,898
736,231
37,802
1,376.137
33,286
3,663,175 119,189,560
835,755 21.336,972
1,084,996
37,869
2.878,543
129,836
J 292,178
Banks
March 4
P
Common
252,268
100,000
400,000
o
100
10,732,211
907,425
Helena—
Per
500.000
600.000
e
"
Dec. 31
Kansas City)
*
First National Bank.
Miners Nat Bk
Institutions
State
571,194
24,491
473,321
N
N
NJ am
Capital notes
0
300,000
100,000 b
600,000
4,233,333 crioo
100
2,551,912
2,953.236 100
Butte——
100
NaXiona
National Banks
March 4
u
168,863
147,294
76,502
100
r>
Viokaburg—
First Nat & Tr Oo... Jfc
200.000
150.000
140,000
0
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
k
40
Meridian—
292,800
400,000
242.500
Gross
Deposits.
$
%
Midland Nat Bank.
Montana Nat Bank.
30
Dec. 31
Billings—
share
re
Citizens Nat Bank-. Jfc
First National Bank.
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Nomi nal
%
Jackson
Capital National Bk-
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Institutions
State
MONTANA
March 4
Gross
&
$
National Banks
Institutions
March 4
Deposits.
105
TRUST COMPANIES
BANKS AND
JULY, 1936]
98,100
7,177.346 flOO
UOO
70
Preferred
782,497
el .100 .000
tJ 8 Nat Bank
27,033,723
inn
15,501,445
100
South Side Bank-
50,000
Common
50,000
400.000
J
24,252
431,022 /100
Uoo
101
202,500
6,997.355
900,000
1,260,000
}u 637.962
27.359,606
Westport Ave Bank.
100.000
Union Av Bk of Cona
100,000
161,908
113,710
7,251
1,535,530
835,345
339,801
221.728
205.392
416,041
118,499
8,206,330
3,950,557
7,124.648
3,191,085
46.699
3.998.130
I...
240,596
7.607,01
2,126,736
962,475
National Banks
March 4
206" 250"'
100
NEVADA
100
.
Union Nat Bank.
.
.
University Bank
100,000
.
12
10
I 10
i\ornt nal.
1 15
101
125
101
150
200,000
200.000
500,000
100.00T
250,000
200,000
200,000
140,000
.
.
First Trust Co
i
.
Empire Trust Oo_.
.
k
u
83,y76
62,713
10(
Numiinai.
101
10<
o
sa
168
loo
Per
Manchester—
•
cent
imoskeag Nat Bank
200.000
u
904.864
Manchester Nat Bk.
150,000
200.000
u
602,063
153.418
5.204,713
2,758,329
3,036.082
367,560
463,843
378,080
5,785.096
5.622,202
6,387,495
Merchants Nat Bank
lot
Nashua Trust Co...
t
107,500
.
92.500
.
Oommon
.
.
k
}
43,824
415.000
1,581,767
15
/ 20
}20
2.287,851
a
200,000
150,000
100,000
640,242
Capital notes A...
Capital notes B...
.
.
.
45
12,236
40.849
38
"97"
110
33
177
J
34,481
40
600,000
500,000
200,000
200.000
-
.
!
486,019
117.994
c
114,731
174,668
350,000
300.000
J 430,787
*425,000
.
.
35,127
Natmnai Banks
March 4
ioo
35
731.244
1100
Common
\100
Preferred
20
18
75
2.892.923
20
15,738,514 /100
UOO
152
c
166.127
450,037
261,595
4,450.009
12,840,774
7.798,540
340.000
300.000
300,000
c
11,700
32.143
167,103
2,266,526
1,731,634
3,449,675
-
.
Mound City Tr Co
North St Louis Tr C
Northwest'n Tr Co
a
.
.
100
120.000
343.550
20
"80"
500,000
2,350,457
Common.
Preferred
Equitable Trust Co—
10,000,000 u5,215,633 148.215,032
;
75
350.000
172,781
6,000,000 c2,368,094
247.559 /
15,323
300.000
225.481
98,832
1,036,000
144.676
100.000 i
4,693,742
81,872,920
1,793,588
3,548,085
6,399,908
2.044,804
ioo
100
Preferred
AsburyPkNatBk&Tr
125
120
100
119
$
121
IOO
2,810,439 f
1
j/ 707,938
1,130,936 U00
\ 10
'23
100
55
1UU
200
10
10
182,849
5,694,396
100
180,000
u
1,833,509
627,161
10
83,166
u
N
6
o
re cent
les
256",771
400.000
253,378
1,216,711
9,826,115
9,197,702
100
4"»>.UUO u
127,165
203,121
124,192
1,861,633
4,784,846
1,354,331
100
35
100
80
40
90
20
12
15
226,360
a
250,000
600,000
250.000
c
ioo
100
gg|g price
a
The
over
20
1,503,403 UOO
I 10
sa
—
Bayonne Trust Co..
Mechanics' Trust Co
sharr
60
100
121
5
100
100.000
Co—
Bridgeton—
Bridgeton Nat Bank.
Cumberland Nat Bk. k
Farm & Mer Nat Bk. k
75
100
600.000
3,925,454
J/4673,487
300 000
—
Broadway Nat Bk
65
100
100
Jfc
Asbury Park & Ocean
Seacoast Trust
76,188
Bayonne—
150
55
20
130"
100
100
IOC
225,000
1,184.512
Common
t
158
J
Co-
Anbury Park—
18
3,086,267
"26""
the
1936, took
Department of Banking and Insurance on June 18,
Mechanics Trust Co. of Bayonne, N. J. and its affiliated
South Hudson, N. J., for liquidation.
institution,
the Bank of
b Dec. 31
c
March 4
d Owned
r
1935.
1936.
by the Transamenca
Member of
e
Corp., San Francisco. Calir.
Northwest Bancorporation.
;
>
f Includes reserves
Springfield—
Citizens
Co-
Guarantee Trust
40
3.068.601
Pet
656,448
400,000
Boardwalk Nat Bank
40
50
600.000
_
Dec. 31
nut.
100
800.000
1.000,000
*
ok
NEW JERSEY
Atlantic City—
7,927,824
4,268,405
5,210,065
o
.
100
34
4,972,917
104,477
_
1,413,288
2.375,361
400,000 1
300,000
_
3,106,335 J100
Uoo
200.000
Bk.
Grove Rank
I
les
75
Ic
Common
o
re cent
125
Comr
& Savs Bank.
N
sa
105"
£
& TOo.
100
100
100
36.753
250,000
Preferred
Bankers Trust
50,000
50,000
Common
100
72,218
250.000 1
Common
New Hamp Nat
flOO
J
100
First National Bank-
15
100
2.000,000 11,368.693 48.292.194 I 20
i 20
500.000
lu
5,222.408
127.820
600,000 c
100
1 <*0.795
5.186,730
600,000
17
10,200.000 u5.257.135 218,286.474
100
t
6,040,641
500,000 b
189,047
I
Southern
400.000
750,000
share.
00
Portsmouth—
Boatmen's Nat Bk-
South Side Nat
200.000
k
AecondNat of Nashua
8t. Louis—
Preferred.
J
Nashua—
Indian Head Nat Bk fc
Industrial
share.
nmZU f" NEW HAMPSHIRE *'au Dec. 31
St. Joseph—
Preferred
489,577
500.000
First Nat Bk In Reno d
"85""
70
100
Per
Reno-
150
Bank...
r
290.000
600,000
100.000
15,000
332,672
75,000
2,200,000
9,893,452
2,150.000
100
100
100
Member First
p
fc Prefemxi
Bank Stock Corp.
stock and common stock or
capital debentures outstanding.
Guardian Detroit Union GrouD. Inc.. Detroit, Mlr.h.
t Stockholders of Industrial Bk. & Tr. Co. of St. Louis, Mo., were to vote*
Ti,i
1
1936 on a proposed five-for-one split-up of capital stock by reducing
par value from $100 to $20; to increase capital stock by sale of 5,000 shares
of $20 par at $32 a share, $12 a share to go to surplus and to have present
stockholders waive their preemptive rights to buy new stock in favor of
employees of the bank.
#
Member of the
v
u
June 30,
1936.
106
BANKS
National Banks
March 4
NEW JERSEY
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
AND
TBUST
Institutions
State
■r
COMPANIES
National Banks
March 4
Dec. 31
NEW JERSEY s""e J™'™*™
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
At*.
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Nomi nal.
Camden—
FirstOamNatB&TOo d2.250.000
$
624,595
374,540
Camden 8 D & Tr Co d3 300,000
Merchantvllle
Nat'l
Bank & Trust Oo. d 225.000
West Jersey Trust Co dl ,448.000
East Orange—
Ampere Bank & TrCo
d
Per
23,416,605
22,225,206
12M
120,969
460,935
300.000
o
1,127,691
6,774,146
10
10
109,339
1,914,181
300.085
1.500,000
1.374.575
12
14
10X
12X
100
Preferred B
Elizabeth—
Elisabethport BkgOo
381,465
223,802
164,346
32,208
147,033
4
6
4X
5X
50
400.000
Nat'l State Bank—
dl, 310,000
Central Home Tr Co d
600,000
Elisabeth Trust Co.
dl,023,350
Union Oty Tr Co—
Common
300.000
Preferred (4%)
450,000
Preferred
1,000.000
Hoboken—
Columbia Trust Oo__
100.000
Seaboard Trust Oo__
500.000
9,526,721
IX
"sx "i'X
20
20
25
100
20
25"
...
8c Mechanics'
National Bank
First Nat Bk 8c Tr Co
100,000
200,000
100.000
Woodbury Trust Co.
1,429,083
1,748,748
25
10
43,152,250
9
50
•mm
100
mm
250
11
mm
12
18
60
80
85
.60
7
9
100
10
50
10
mm
mm m
mm
83
13
13
899,065
70.199,527
100
25
53 X
23,611.269
1,079,160
25
5X
7
4x
5X
50X
100
250,000
1,275,669
100
4.976.938
s2.315.609
First Trust Co..—— d3,000,000 s 214,798
ion
550
375
200
50
40
Nat Com Bk 8c Tr Co
1.500. OOO
n y State Nat Bank. d2,999.900
50
"4X
6X
Nat Bank of Auburn
Auburn Trust co— d
25
15
25
2,681,510
1,472,243
50
50
150
I 8
10
200.000
250,000
Preferred
210
285.045
118,859
100
I Of
s712,844
,
/100 300
Common
600.000
200,000
Capital notes
N
0
cent
sa
503,059
s
les
1 80
<500,000
240,000
*40"
400
1100
re
Preferred
Marine Midl'd Tr Co
Brooklyn—State B
50
400.000 b
750.000
First National Bank:
Common
5,800,316
6,449,273
1,739,937
9,049,497
L
600
385
Binghamton—
City National Bank:
........
100
100
Auburn—
Common.
Preferred A
ll21
Nomi nal.
Pet ibmrs
Albany—
11
2,432,972
Institutions
Mar. 27
I
2X
29,498,493 | 25
\ 30
3,168,999
State
18
9
53 364,495
NEW YORK
March 4
78
1,140.000 s3628342
2.500.000
West Bergen Tr Co.. d
400.000
j,
25,516
Long Branch—
Long Branch Bkg Co
230.000 s
50,129
Morristown—
First National Bank.
250.000
409,917
National Iron Bank650,000
98,553
American Trust Co..
200.000
55,650
Morristown Trust Co
600.000 a 541,207
2.312,971
2,469,931
1,548.627
62,219
,
share.
240
10
Farm
National Banks
100
...
503,659
490,359
381,000
191,611
35,426
100
Woodbury—
10
3.311,877 S7X
Trust Co of N J—
Common
L,143,353
44,762
14,040,285
37,057,297
2,263,965
762,435
870,000
26,657.548
24,644,576
300,000
200,000
200,000
1.000.000
Trenton Trust Co... d4,367,419
25
33,400
s
| 360,339
N J Title Guar & Tr.
North Bergen Tr Ce.
352,352
J 50
an* A
Tru st Co. retur ns dale Mar. 27
Nat. banks Mar. 4 '36
1 936.
Holly-
Union Nat Bk&TrOo
200,000
100.000
Farmers' Trust Co..
437,044
112,376
100
50
80
nawrtit—
Lincoln Nat BankFranklin Wash Tr Co d
Marsano State Bk &
Tr Co
Mt Prospect Nat Bk. d
Nat Newark & Essex
Banking Co
National State Bank
Central Bk & Tr Co
600,000 p
884.000
Federal Trust Co
Fidelity Un Tr Co—
Merch 8c Newark Tr.
Union National Bk..
United States Tr Co.
West Side Trust Oe.
391,515
12,108,250
5,426,401
25
119,840
73,032
24,086
1,086,118
990,872
100
45
25
1.245,781
1,443,763
150,000
150,000
40,417,385
21,106,306
100
100
104
39.575
270,129
/12»>
544,893
2,357,228
1,627,992
1,105,655
31,764,017
132,978,991
17,355,916
2,760,027
2,846,318
8,851,856
j
3,000.000
500,000
Common
Preferred
Clinton Trust Co... d
Celumbus Trust Ce.
D'Auria Bk & Tr Co.
50,000
50,000
526.979
400,000
100,000
1.622.500
d
10,000,000
2.500,000
d
387,500
600,000
1.075.000
f
s
58,846
34,165
1,197,950
5,606,769
1,906,991
65,102
565,585
306,804
i
New Brunswick
Nat'l Bank of N J... dl ,036,263
Common
200,000
150,000
8
25
27
6
4X
300.000
471,426
......
Preferred
North A West Hu dson—
IstNat Bk of Un City d 340.016
Nat Bk of W N Y—
Common
100,000
50,000
...
Preferred
Hamilton Nat Bank
of Weehawken
247,500
25
r50
25
10
10
10
16X
18"
10
34
S5X
25
34
36
"l8"
2l"
16
18
j/ 249,805
58,345
4,909,533
100
jp 25,664
942,380
I 50
15,587
1,284,100
Liberty National Bk
Guttenberg
100,000
Merchants TrUnCity dl.200,000
Comw'lth Tr Un City d 600,000
Gutfb'g Bk & Tr Co
100,000
PkTr Co Weehawken h
350,000
s
s
s
s
45,265
353,357
129,615
100,858
229,073
Trust Co of New Jer¬
West NY
T»200,000 s 117,192
400,000 s 511.040
1.000,000 si ,673,544
145,000 s
17,149
Weehawken Tr Co
Huds Tr Co Un City.
Woodcliff Trust Co..
Passaic—
Passaic N Bk&Tr Co d2,750,000 si ,058,113
People's Bk 8c Tr Co.
1.000.000 a 223,958
o
re
cent
les
935,471
6.140.7334
5,376.435
2,912.683
30
561,821
175.000
Mid-City Trust Co.. d 100,000
Plainfield Trust Co.. dl,300.000
State Trust Co
262.500
s
Peterson—
107,930
38,926
478,295
96,955
4,008,999
1.206,700
925.130
16,704,837
3,612,788
IthacaFirst National Bank
52
125""
120
100 1680
50,436,541
1720
21X
22
10
10
10
'SOX
U
31X
{ 10
1
2,029,398
88,686.533
<8.000.000
3,800,000
|s7595760
192.640.422
800,000
1,237,500
1,519,539
704,359
10.147,007
12,966.570
750.000
660.000
251,414
422,495
4,567,893
9,197,781
311,690
12,497.665
445.115
201,041
d
Co Tr Co. d
| <32
t
9
9X
f
20
100
25
90
100
10
"fid"
Bank of Jamestown:
Common
"a"
"b"._
Union
Trust
Co—.
10
15
500,000
1,000,000
300.000
8
200.000
500,000
400.000
8
7,100,268
3,683,952
3,964,689
228,394
p
f 10
100
275
20
10
100
200.000
469,568
703,323
Bank of Kingston
EUndout Nat Bank
State of n y Nat Bk
250,000
150,000
150.000
750.000
95,623
81,947
390,007
321.599
1,836,775
1,157,955
3,642.508
6,470,066
Kingston Trust Co..
3
6
8X
mrnrnmmm
<50
N
8
43
les
100
*
100
.
Amalg Bank of n y
191.
650.000
192
*6.623.800
17,300
Bk of the Manhat Co
20,000,000 S25431681 441,236.000
Bank of Yorktown..
000, OOO
596,000 k 5.774.000
Chase Nat Bank:
C 100,270.000 s 122,927,367 1854557 000
oemm'l Nat Bk & Tr
7.000.000
25
25
N
2
O
re cent
sa
Deposits A ew York Ci ty banks are rep> r'r-d net
and
are
o/
June 27 1936
8nr plus and p rofits are of tale Mar. 4
1936
for National and Mar. 27 19 36 for Stat e banks.
tif lend
r tcurd
A
of banks and trust companies in New Yo rk
City and Broo klyn •»( ay be
found in our "Rai Iwan ' Secti
on, pages
188.189.190 .191
192.
10
39
Dunbar Nat Bank..
Fifth Ave Bank
o
re cent
25
100
10
100
New York City-
250
sa
les
500.00o
First National Bank.
Grace Nat Bk ef n. y
10.000.0C#
Harbor State Bank..
m or chants Bank
100
100
Nat Bronx Bank
First National Bk—
Common.
-----
5
Kingston—
Plainfield—
First National Bk
Plainfield Nat Bank.
•
ISO to
100
41,756
7.019,626
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
1.241,409 MOO
28.830.282
3,556,653
«
1
100
First NBkof Rondout
Nat'l Ulster County
20
2,044,974 MOO
7.469,270
10
27,253.646
25
1,141,056 100
70
4 U
100
Elmira—
The First Nat Bank
Nat Ohautauq Co Bk
50
20
Capital notes.....
Debentures
Debentures
110
10'•
85
50
"27"
100
Jamestown—
N
I10
[
50
100
2,200,000 12,230.869
....
Marine Trust Co:
Common
Tompkins
25
2,316,483
98,822
56,428
58,600
24.600
190,400
162,900
198,600
s5,375,635
s6,168,539
Debentures
3.000,000
Lincoln-e Side n Bk d
200,000
Mfrs 8c Trad Tr Co:
5,000.000
Chemung Can Tr Co
50
25
J 346,382
s
Fort Greene Nat Bk
500,000
Kingsboro Nat Bank
500.000
Lafayette Nat Bank. d 1.000,000
People's Nat Bank.. n 500.000
Brooklyn Trust Co:
8,200,000
Kings Co Trust Co..
500.001
Common
5,249,137 /100
1100
s
200.000
250,000
225,000
Bklyn
Flatbush Nat Bank.
Liberty Bk of Buffalo
425
sa
Preferred
New BrunswTrOo—
Common
Bensonhurst Nat Bk
Citizens Bk of
Buffalo—
1100
9,868,306
Peoples Nat Bk—
sey.
h'nover CapitalTrOo
Per
637,894
L ,484,307
Prospect Natl Bank.
Security Nat Bank..
Trenton Banking Co
f 10
1,250.000
s
1,500,000
100,000 s 122.751
3.400.000 s4.491.651
3,017.500 s 873.656
150.000 s
36,743
Common...
Preferred
Bergen Trust Co
Commercial Tr N J__
Mt.
$
Broad St Nat Bank. dl ,000.000
First-Mech Nat Bk. d3,200,000
Mech 8c Farmers Bk.
si,172,977
Ask.
40
Jersey City—
First National Bank.
2.225.000
Franklin Nat Bank.. d 400.000
Hudson Co Nat Bk—
Bid.
Nomi nal
Trenton—
10
i
71.839
520,758
X
Ifl
5,511,639
14,880,834
3,658.833
3,213,465
504,837
d
18,054,883
Par.
share.
Bar Inv 8c Trust Co:
Common
Preferred A
Gross
Deposits.
680,000
240,474
Preferred
750.000
Haledon Nat Bank.
d
110,000
Nat Un Bk in Pat'son
d200,000
Peterson Nat Bank—
Common
600,000
12,014.002
48,265
48,099
846,035
984,564
100
642,781
12.358,000
50
20
32
| 660,388
16.827.341
60
65
2.021,950
28,427,555
50
50
25
"80"
100,000
75,000
189,465
3,727,762
60
100
125
| 316,465
9,729,427 I 25
\12»,
10
4,054,820
20
25
403,562
12,871,253 /100
1 50
65
1.500.000
200.00*
400.000
d
925.000
10
6623
13.55
100
"28X ~3d"
59
50
45X
43^
170
176
2.506,200
45.839.000
519,175.000
a26.434.572
k
798,600
100 950
100 1975
100
980
k
100
80
90
50
20
2*X
74,998,000
a
3,784.100
6,116,600
25
-
25
-
-mm
2015
mm-mrnm
'
'mm'
35
1,500,000
250,000
1.000.000
500,000
7,906.984
253,900
3.435,200
S
90,750.568
1,763,194
53,900
160.300
103.600
'
100
Preferred
1,000,000
....
Prospect Pk Nat Bk
Common........
Preferred
Citizens Trust Co—
Common
.....
Preferred
Hamilton Trust Co— d
U S Trust Co—
Common
Preferred
82
85
\ 6C
Second Nat Bank—
Common.
Preferred
Peterson 8av Inst
J100
125"
20
*
85"
50
600,000
750,000
i
f Marine Midland Corp.
on June 17, 1936
outstanding issue of $50,000,000 o
preferred stock, of which $46,222,160 is held by the RFC.
™m^°S,a?£j£referre(l 8t<>ck capital debentures outstanding.
e
600,000
600,000
990.748
Sate price.
March 4 1936.
b Includes security stock.
c Directors of the Chase
National Bank of New York
authorized the retirement of the entire
a
March 31
1936.
/ Preferred stock retirement fund.
Includes reserves.
h Affiliated with the Trust Co. of New
Jersey, Je^sev Oitv.
i Controlled by Marine Midland
a
80
k
Corp.
March, 27, 1936.
■'
' *
/Last sale
Directors according to an announcement on June
19, 1936, resolved t<
retire $50,000, of the
$350,000 of outstanding preferred stock of the People
National Bank of
Brooklyn, N. Y.
o June 29
1935.
p Dec. 31 1935.
r lreferred
stock retirement price.
s June 30, 1936.
™
v
Dec. 31 1934.
National Bmks
NEW YORK
March 4
Capital.
National Banks
Stat* Institutions
March
Capital.
Par.
Deposits.
Per
77.500,000 Is53305481 1593980000 J 12*2
Common
]20
d 50,000,000
500.000 610,366,700
NatSafetyBk&TrOo el, 014,300
Penn Exchange Bank
330.000
146,100 C 2,624,000
Public Nat Bk&TrOa
5,775.000 s8,625,139 122,470,000 17%
Schroder Bkg Corp.
6.000.000
1,778,431 ul6,813,008
Sterling Nat B 9c T..
1,500.000 si,104,917 s24.806,262 ~~26
Trade Bank • NY..
206.300
199,700 c 5,086.200 12 **
Trust co. returns d ate
Mar.
Anglo-South Am Tr_
Bk af Athena Tr Oo.
521.500
100,000
762,569
632,000
600,000
2,000.000
1,000.000
1,800.000
Banca Com It Tr Oo
Banco dl Nap Tr Oo_
Bank af Sicily Tr Oo_
Bank of N Y & Tr Oo
Bankers Trust Oo
461.200
6,000,000 slO,955186
25,000.000 s69,091339
257,500
Bronx County Tr Oo
642,500
Cent Han Bk&Tr Oo 21,000,000 s63,661246
Chemical Bk & Tr Co 20,000,000 s52,685449
82,218,413
Trust Co
Clinton Trust Oo
5,677,800
6,578,200
Colonial Trust Co
Continental Bk&Tr.
4,000.000 s5.516.059 63,517,750
Corn Bx Bk & Tr Oo 15.000,000 S16.662907 296,835.162
166,800
26.500
500,000
Corporation Trust Oo
Federation Bk& Tr Oo
Fulton Trust Oo
Fiduciary Trust Co..
Guaranty Trust Oo..
Hellenic Bk & Tr Oo.
Irving Trust Oo
J Henry Schroder Tr
Lawyers Tr Co-....
Mfrs Trust Co:
3,000,000
2,000,000
40%
15**
10 X
40%
"33** "35*"
20
1
Common..
Preferred.
Westches Oo Nat
Common
170,000
30,000
Preferred..
Pleasantville—
65,760,794
s2,607544
6,304,700 29,336,000
S886.081
10,092,277
2,000,000 s2,825,993 19,231,290
1,045,700
12.461,400
1.000,000
90,000,000 S177649440 1638602 997
206,721
3,044,023
1,000,000
50,000,000 s66,101956 599.678,433
1,000,000 1,091,900 13,656,900
2.000,000 2,098,631 41,083,857
6.000.000
825.000
105
16*
497
61
7
32,935,000 U14007251 613,311,274
25,000,000
Capital notes
Marine Midi Tr Co.. (75,000.000 s8,385,079 103,062,515
New York Trust Co 12.500.000 s22,744439 384,272,093
Savings Banks Tr Co fc2.500.000
3,299,300 96,984,000
...
Title Guar & Tr Co—
Common
10,000,000 15.249.742
Debenture notes9.412,366 1
Trust Oo of Nor Am.
500.000
206,600
20
118
Oaunty Trust Oo...
1,000,000
U 8 Trust Oo of N Y
10
59
Yonkers—First
Ask.
Per
share.
100
2,315,213
prices
/ 50
100
Jo 40,672
J 487,232
62,741
t
50
3,985,002 J
50
(
10
2,331,792 12**
90,609
38,658
2jl,174
110,691
5,715,012
10
2,900,959
3,037,632
1,808,493
20
4
8
100
50
75
100
s
u
30
10
8
10
3,314,559 I
25
10,484,826
300,000
402,221
5,615,983
400,000
400,000
Jf 16,302
7,743.681
19
10
[20
i
24
25
195'
100
Natl
'
Bank in Yonkers..
Yonkers Nat Bank
& Trust Co—
Common
75
25
10
\t"
20
32
25
I*
3**
59%
Preferred....
120
12
100
{.!?
24
23
25
10
100
Nomi
100
100
10
100
25
Asheville—
208"" 215""
Per
25
"Is"
16%
Charlotte Nat Bank.
5i""
Commercial Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank
4,146,473
9,240,314
6,233,1 5
48,665,570
150.000
49,848
500,000 61,039,320
1,070,807
13,366,010
1,450,000
2,024,601
1,269,680
100
2,471.892
( 10
9,301,173
rial.
share
( 10
20
e
50
50
10C
135
160
245
100
100
48
46
Durham—
9
9%
122
125
9%
10%
Too
100
500.000
289,397
600.000 u
381,826
300.000 s 459,539
1.200.000 61,502,269
s
Charlotte—*
"15%
200
( 20
2.974,616
300.000
'306'" 3li""
American Trust Oo..
( 20
ho
69,281
First Nat Bk & Tr..
100
4,836,100
10,307,400
74,114,046
2.000.000 s28,208741
Bid.
$
1,490,540
2,152,125
200,000 \u 54,568
200,000
600.000 si ,266,258
Preferred
20
19,384,541
818.700
Underwriters Tr Co.
Par.
400,000
Peoples N B & T Co:
Common
.
Common
$
170,416
119,126
100,000
500,000
550.000
345.000
600,011
200,000
Mutual Trust Oo.
Rye—Rye Nat Bk...
Tarrytoum N B&TrOo
White Plains—
Citizens Bank
100
10
7
50
Cross
Deposits.
Nom.
300,000
e
Mt Pleas B&TrOo
Port Chester—1st N.
100
20
27
Peekskill N B&TOo
42%
100
ton
Institutions
March
Peekskill—
W
100
10,000,000 sl3,044172
409,700
600,000
632,900
1,000,000
Capital notes
Equitable Trust Co.
38%
Westchester Co. (Concl.)
Ossining—1st Nat Bk
& Trust Oo
250,000
Ossining Trust Oo. e 400,000
Bk & Tr Oo
4,802,300
3,090,000
10,129,296
9,372,900
9.989.500
163,718.498
989,963,995
14,840.100
872,355.711
545,341,548
City Bank Farmers'
Empire Trust Oo—
Common
share.
27 1936.
1,000.000
Surplus &
Profits.
State
Ask.
Bid.
Nomi nal
N. Y. City {Concl.)
National City Bank:
Preferred
NEW YORK
March 4
27
Qross
Surplus A
Profits.
107
TEUST COMPANIES
AND
BAffiS
July, 1936]
Citizens' Nat
Bank.
Fidelity Bank
Depositors Natl Bk.
300,000
214,000
100,000
100.000
Home Savings Bank.
Mech & Farmers Bk-
130,000
f 89,705
33,284
j 107,610
lOO.onn
65
78
25
20
"75""
10
12
25
40
45
25
12
Greensooro—
Guilford Nat Bank—
"65"
Common..
75
....
Preferred
1940
100 1890
i
10
"
/
'
'
Security Nat BankCommon
Jamaica, L. I.—
Jamaica Nat Bank..
Preferred
50
2.167,600
298,100
420.000
180.000
J 180,213
i
10
Ralfigh—
767,650 6
14,085,885
25
N
o
88,622
527,690
2,644,811
7,459,684
25
re
cent
10
•a
les
400,000
400.000
100.000
}s 703,468
100.000
100.000
J
Wilmington
Rochester—
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo rl,000.000
Lincoin-Allia Bk&Tr
Common
346,671
200.006
300.000
First Citizens Bk&Tr
.....
Capital notes
Central Trust Oo—
Common
...
Capital notes
Genesee Vail Tr Co.
Rech Trust & S D Oo
2,000.000
2,800,000
,8,499,929
s707,182
61,136,761
Jsl,461235
16,069,576
600,000 1 s 218,806
1,500,000 '
363,432
2.750.000
1.000,000 S3.744,322
People's Sav Bk & Tr
25
Wllm 8av & Tr Co..
j 20
{ 20
35%
Wilson—
37%
Branch Bkg & Tr Oo
Common
16
Preferred
18
Nat Bk of Wilson...
15,730,745
37,368,748
"25 "22'
20
112
31,176,545
100
900
24
118
Capital notes.....
J si ,726992
{-
25
2.304,154
First National BankCommon
300,000
500,000
..
13,815.533 /100
1160
Winston-Salem—
Security Trust Oo—
Common..
139,359
...
Preferred
^aehoviw
RV
e4 ono not
&Tr
73,540
51,970,889
10
2,001.960 1
I
•
79,372,634
1J>
an
~I02~"
Union Trust Co:
Common
3.000,000
1,600,000
Capital notes
a
40,507,210
665,772
| <30
National Banks
March 4
NORTH DAKOTA
Schenectady—
Union National Bank
9,051,003
391,890
400,000
Nomi
100
Per
Fargo—
Citizens Trust Oo—
300,000 la 307,728
150,000
Capital notes
6,737.754
750.000 si,239,374
Common
Schenectady Tr Oo..
15.456,100
Dakota Nat Bank..
Fargo National Bk..
J100
100
Syracuse1,200,000
750.000
300,000
J 255,861
5,822,380
2,799,097
528,813
100
N
550,000
Common
17,820,643
759,901
166,840
213,857
53,901
50,000
20
42%
J 20
11%
135*
150.000
*
250.000
u
100
n
0
re cent
25
■a
les
100
44**
7,414.772
n
nut.
share.
100
2,234,306
1,672,793
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
150
Merch Nat Bk&TrOo
Nor & Dakota Tr Oo
Lincoln Nat B & TCo
Common..
134,383
98,144
*225.000
March Nat B & T Co
Common...... *.
Preferred
First Trust & Dep Co
Common
Capital notes
Syracuse Trust Co..
1,620,000
7,600.000
.
J 817,926
National Banks
I 20
53,334,367
L6
OHIO
March 4
9%
17**
Institutions
March 4
11**
15%
Stale
Nomi nal
Per
Akron-
Common
1,000,000 \
1,800,000
Capital notes
498,097
29,015,348
{.1?
Common
200,000
500,000
100.000
—
Capital notes
Goodyear State Bk__
Firestone Pk Tr&S B
Troy—
Manuractur Nat Bk
s2.000.000
National City Bank.
Union Nat Bank
e
600,000
650,000
*450,000
Trey Trust Oo
1.012,898
434,378
13b,771
26,617
s
share
Dime Savings Bk Oo
23,212.836 i 25
25
9,443,966
50
6,379,039
20
30
20
30
40
58,042
3,648,713
100
N
200,000 1 s 466,482
750,000
I
13,831,977
1,010,009
478.022
17,212,680
8,747,062
400,000
1,121,466
300.000 p
131,879
141,444
200.000
9,584,215
2,948,042
1,783,549
o
re cent
les
Canton-
50
86.986
100
sa
Capital debentures
15
J
12,205,950
3.800,354
Common
)
First National Bank. *1,000,000
Geo D Harter
Bank. *1,800.000
J100
<400
100
100
Cincinnati-
Utica—
atlas
First Citizens Bk & T
Debentures
1,000,000
567.821
35,619,702
6.000,000
......
Nat Bank..—
Cinn Bk & Tr Oo—
Columbia Bk & S Oo
J2**
*
*
100
216
100
65
10
9
75
12
Oneida Nat Bk & Tr
600,000
200,000
Common
Preferred
415,821
8.923.790
/ 20
I
15
16
t Marine Midland
March 31 1936.
25
Corp.
a
u
,
1936.
c March 27, 1936.
d Directors of the National City Bank N. Y. voted on June 30, 1936,
retire on or before Aug. 1, 1936, the bank's $50,000,000 of pref. stock.
e Common and preferred stock or debentures outstanding.
6 March 4
Watertown—
600,000
133,241
5,334,959
20
200.000
210 000
96,870
3,605,098
f 35
N
o
re
cent
mon
sa
les
500,000
320.000
121,579
9,394,169
lit. Vernon—1st N_. el .000,000
Mt Vernon Tr Co. e3.000.000
291,883
555,715
12,124,504
5,799,924
to
9
1 40
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
Watertown Nat Bk—
Common..
Preferred-
Northern N Y Tr Oo
Common
...
Capital notes
| <25
Westchester Co—
100
V
10
100
2%
135
3%
/Stockholders of the Manufacturers Trust Co. of New York on June
1936 approved a proposal to issue 400,000 additional shares of com¬
and 600,000 shares of convertible preferred stock, both of $20 par value
a share.
Subscription warrants, expiring July 15, 1936, were issued June
15
1936, authorizing purchase of three shares of new preferred stock for
every 10 shares
of common held.
Original certificate of incorporation,
which was to expire in 1955, changed by vote of stockholders so as to make
duration of company's term of existence perpetual.
g The Marine Midland Trust Co. of New York, N. Y., acqui e
the N
tional Bank of Yorkville, New York City, on May 2, 1936.
h Sept. 28 1935.
< Controlled by Marine Midland Corp.
fc First report.
"
I Last sale,
,
^
New Rochelle—
Central Nat Bank.
First Nat Bank
Huguenot Tr Oo
New Kochelle Tr
n
e
301,721
300.000
886.667
1,650.000
4,994
203,679
98,250
556,203
1,957,440
3,626,448
1,301,807
13,888,358
Member First
Bank Stock Corp.
20
20
26
32
*34*
"44
20
20
30,1936,
The Cincinnati Bank & Trust Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, on June
retired $100,000 of capital debentures held by the RFC.
r Merged on June 30, 1936, with the Lincoln-Alliance Bank & 'fr"st
of Rochester, N. Y.
s June 30, 1936.
fDec. 31 1934.
u Dec. 31 1935.
v New stock.
p
C0
.
BANKS
108
National Banks
March 4
State
OHIO
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
AND
COMPANIES
TRUST
N
Institutions
March
March 4
PENNSYLVANIA
4
Par.
Bid.
Cincinnati (C
$
$
—
4,896,678
6.000.000
.
Per
72.914,185
152
100
d
.
800.000 /
600.000
141,745
930,268
300.000 /
108,399
od
700.000 / 203,660
Prov 8 Bk & Tr Oo.
1.800,000 3,032,512
653,483
1.000.000
o
415.020
500,000
Western Bk 8c 1
o a2.250.000
294,926
o a
.
.
5.185.911
8,224,240
2.265,705
2,578.217
100
100
4,000,000
2,500,000
.
r
.
Oommon
ust
too
16
125
Lehigh Vail Trust Oo
31
105
100
10
.
120
"35"
110
5H
3,000.000
s
59.848,615
jo 2,485,472
73 X
|100
99,689,067
Sav
Bank
240.532
100,000 /
Oentral Nat Bk—
Oommon
88 K
.
-
1
160
20
i
.
.
Cleveland Trust Oo
Oommon
Capital notes
.
24
100
_
346,965
i
15*
62
25*
88
1,879 ,250
■
10
_
.
.
.
68,307
82,334
2,093,876
200,000 / 290,164
30,800
200,000 /
c4.000,000 2.723,613
d
a
I
200,000
300,000
900,000
.
.
o
Preferred.
Toledo-
.
Allison-East End Tr.
100
500,000
750.000
is
Nat Bank of Tole
Common
5,000,000
1.000,000
.
-
I
Common
Capital notes.
.
k
.
Union Nat Bank
100
20
1,250,000
2,500.000
d1.500.000
d
J 380,346
J 594,935
160,820
355,003
Jl,675,031
11,992,892
N
National BnnKs
March 4
cent
les
300,000 1
300,000
300,000 0
328,110
5,104,745
( 25
1,882,582
10,132.790
»
1125
100
15
73,161,073
50
10
196.533
1,788.004
Philadelphia—
3,040.000 06,826,667
City National Bank. dl,125.000
225,800
56,668,606
6,701,300
10
MoAlester—
Nat Bk of McAlester
Oentral-Penn Nat Bk
Common
12,022,406
272,244
45,144
1,689,675
7,646,569
3,243,745
16,485,400
15
{ 50
j 100
100.000 1
100,000
250,00b g
200,000 g
Preferred
j;.
17
"50 " "55"
100
100
m
mm
North Broad Nat'l Bk
Northeast Nat Bank
Northw'n Nat Bk—
Oommon
mm
j 166,933
'
25
5.786,156
8
5*
250,000
Preferred
250,000
Philadelphia Nat Bk 14.000,00b
Roosevelt Bank
185.000
Second Nat Bank—
Oommon
500.000
750.000
Preferred
South Phila Nat BkOommon
100,000
First Nat Bk of Mca
0
1UO.OOO
115,852
52,032
Dec. 31
2,286,376
1,409,960
139,336
181,504
25
100
N
Muskogee—
sa
100,000
300.000
0
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
400,000
0
Oklahoma City—
Olty Nat'l Bk&Tr Oo
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
127,930
353,700
306.850
2,522.335
3,469,515
4,994,907
2,600.000
2.400.000
Fidelity Nat Bank.. d
Liberty Nat Bank..
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
128,464
0
j2,790,161
52,691,903
152,691
507,274
25,428
262,573
6,487,984
19,850,712
1,220,803
15,868,209
450.000
1.200,000
0
100.000
500.00b
100
100
185
150
36
32
"50 " "75"
155
100
125
4.000 OOi
Common
1st preferred
Common
100,000 1
1,192,350
117,843
20
18
4,272,190 I
20
t
20
20
4,267,058
47,934,983
.
1
271,222
10
20
100
OREGON
State
125
Lives 8c Grant AnD
Tr 8c Safe
160
Penn W'h'g & S D Oo
21
Dep Oo
"35"
....
1,600,684
5,049,282
Sonsitaly Bk &
"lI6" 125""
Tr Co
Pittsburgh—
Allegheny Valley Bk.
Vrsenal Bank
First National Bank.
States
2.500.000
300.000
2,876,462
374,386
Nat'l
Bk
70,663.977
3,519,483
.
4,044,109
50
100
38,906 ,216
1,824 ,475
2,317 ,792
1,264 ,620
1,002 ,510
120,957 ,773
725 ,186
8,721 ,999
19,067 ,104
104,619 ,607
9,958 .839
100
99,847,172
20
37
5K
53
18
103"
15
50
8
"77
150
13
165
18
100
20
"15""
18~"
10C
18
390
410
tor
200
2*0
6<
11
45
52
26*
106)1
10
23*
101*
8*
7
9
tr
10
36,530,449
6,932,499
5,157,199
18,085,948
11,339,806
6,175,546
•
500.000
10
35,649,612
(■
5
10
50
50
1«
43
23
11
580
50
8.400.000 14,103.303 228,317,209
750.00"
1,020.456
842,812
3,200,000 014025036 45,540,846
1.500.000 2,444,771
9,524,275
300.000 1
100.000
125,000
174,951
21,581
88
10
100
33
100
530
80
50
47
645,137
200,000
218,360
168,203
110,328
749,326
2,644,538
995,872
519,389
10,167,738
2,575,866 !
10
1
10
100.000
200,000 g
500,000
Dec. 31 1934.
h Nov.
1
50
March 4 1935.
/March 4 1936.
125
108
Q
Dec. 31 1935.
39
k Feb. 22 1936.
I Last sale.
'
o
June 30,
1936,
;'
>•'
4K
35
50
10
100
1935.
d Common and preferred stock or debentures
112
104
7H
10
Member of the BancOhto Corp
i June 29 1935.
4.500.000
20
l
1,226,525
0
635,098
522,595
2,570,096
1,244,903
C
share
100
ion
58
10
10
50
Institutions
e
United
10
2,725,994 f 20
1 30
25
1,975,268
40
Portland—
Portland Tir 8c Sav Bk
370
10
a
177,615
"31"
Security Bk & Tr Co.
Common
Preferred
~/2ft"
Per
200,000
If
10
(0 5350893
1,500,000
2.375.000
500.000
.
Ninth Bank & Tr Co
Northern Trust Oo.
Nor Phila Trust Co
Penn Oo for Insur on
Nomi nal
Bank
50
tot
March 4
EugeneNational
100
7,511,567 I
1.209,401
Mitten Bk 8c Tr Co
Bank of Ohio Valley.
Braddock Nat Bank.
Vatiorial Banks
15
340
2,477,808 t 25
\ 25
995,973
4.000.000
3.000.000
1 .ftoo.nof
5
39,850,722
51
60
100
1,113,132 f
I
1,257,860
2,364,984
3,750.000
7,500.000
Real Est Tr Oo
Preferred
200,000
Nat Bk of Oom'erce. d
350.000
41,831
Nat Bank of Tulsa—
Common., i
2.000,000 12.373,820
PFftfAFPAH
4.000.000
West Tulsa State Bk
25,000
4.620
28
20
10
010782415
1,132,250
Provident Trust..
2.500.000
32
10*
Integrity Trust Oo—
175
.
16427132
0
8,737,291
dUu.bbt1,333,470
1.400.0(V o2.447.457
Common
Preferred
1 10
100
14,342
2,320,000
100
10
100
88,217
fl.7no OO'
2d preferred
Land Title Bk&TCo
01
too
j 744,339
FIdelity-Phlla Tr Co
les
lUL
5,417,259
a
Broad Street Trust..
Chestnut Hill T 8c Tr
Liberty Title 8r. Tr Co
200.000
!f
5ri
'•I
26568989 412,490,344
210,635
1,413,149
4,336,169
45,344
1,000,000
345.762
400.000 g
510,080
250.00 g
137.354
re cent
Citizens National Bk
Commercial Nat Bk.
( 109,384
0
200,000 1
200.000
Banca Com It Tr Oo.
100
100
2,256,394
2,195,087
145,106
96,074
Finance Co of Pa
Frankford Trust Oo
Gtormantown Tr Oo
GHrard Trust Oo
industrial Trust Oo
Institutions
State
47.971
Tioga Nat Bk 8c TrOo d 425.000
Tradesmen'sNationa)
Bank 8c Trust Oo
3,300.000
Wyoming Bk 8c Tr_.
300,000
.
First
10
Nat'l Bk of Olney—
*
OKLAHOMA
100.000
75.000
250
60
4,550,000 08,639,328 101.521.334
Erie National Bank. d
500,000
135,067
2,051,485
First National Bank
3,111,000 04,967,488 89,660,114
Glmbel Bros Bk & Tr
200,000
62,444
2,301,541
Kensington Nat Bk dl,150.000
211,022
8,051,088
Market St Nat Bk..
1.000,000
4,162,173 31,807,546
NatBkofGer&Tr Co
400,000 01,726,595
13,732,692
Nomt nal.
Per share.
March 4
100
100
Corn Exch Nat Bank
Outhrie—
First National BankFirst State Bank
12
63
20
20
Preferred
Tulsa—
First Nat Bk 8c Tr Oo
Fourth Nat Bank—
10
50
o
sa
2,869,417 /100
J 432,867
350,000
750,000
1,250,000
.
Preferred
10
25
9,500,828
9,710,714
7,206,927
...
Common
50
703,617
952,371
379,533
Northern Bk 8c Tr Oo
24,901,971 /100
1 60
1.250,000
-
.
notes
15
50
I
400.000
600,000
700.000
Common
City Tr 8c Sav Bk—
Common
2,367,131
2,515,139
6,792,102
3,597*252
12.181,268
8.037,745
6623
50
397,010
300,000
Fulton Nat Bank—
Lancaster Oo Nat Rk d
Farmers' Bk&Tr Co
100
334,726
78,599
J 132,575
.
Capital notes
Youngstown—
Dollar Sav & Tr Co
1.060,621
200,000
300,000
400,000
Conestoga Nat Bk..
100
5,296,160 1100
1 50
25
10.815,516
}
200,000
200,000
600.000 f
600,000 o
.
Preferred
Spltser-R T & I
d
Ohio Citizent Tr Co -d
Toledo Trust Co—
Common
72,459
207,179
,
10
1(W
8c Trust Oo
-
Capital debentu
10.835,518
100"
Lancaster—
c___
k
Common
214,823
175,373
217,538
888,751
884,508
400,000 01,125,502
400.000
1,224,841
d
Dauphin Dep Tr Co.
Harrisburg Trust Oo
re
1,100.000
900,000
100
196,482
730,105
12,431,352
506.791
7,236,057
3,234,793
13
10
V
—
.
Capital
—
Preferred
Preferred
Third N B & Tr Co-.
fe
114,257
349,960
51,373
10
850.000
(The)
Capital Bk & Tr Co.
OnytonMercn N B
Common
100
,
■
200,000 /
d3.500,000
2,310,327
300,000 1
Common
Harrisburg Nat Bank
Oentral Trust Oo—
100
22,380 ,694
1,217 ,258
2,105 ,365
52,496 .130
3,388 ,371
1,131 ,608
62,452 ,181
3,718,434
dl .410,000
Preferred
94
940,198
'
403,281
255,750
Harrisburg—
iOU
'18,715
125
100
Security-Peoples
Union Bank
,27
117
o
o c
100
249.300
Lawrence Park N Bk
50,000
dl .300,000
Marine Nat Bank..
Nat Bk 8c Trust Co.
300,000
68
113
o
250.000 o
d2,400.000
kd
100.000 /
6,252.056
J 315,685
.
ColumbusBrunson Bk &
20
200.000
Bank of Erie
First National Bank
200
100
1,947,646
10
100
35
92*
14*
60
(3,188,314 302,226.529
5.335,083
6,426,849
250,000 1
300,000
Common
"~80" "87"
4,700,000 11,576,477 117,686,833 I 20
4.000.000
I 30
53,083
d
100
443,155
200.000 i
13,800,000
15.000,000
900.000
150,000
305,000
Preferred
Preferred
National City Bank
j.
130
Erie-
100
5,000,000 11,677,740 129.359,466
8.000,000
2,075,375
250.000 f 558,902
160,462
3,509,219
600.000 k
.
Preferred
Olev Sav 8c Loan Oo.
Lorain Street Bank.
100
26
Altoona Trust Co—
Oentral Trust Oo—
(100
3,595,440
Per
12,537,055
8,239,063
Altoona—
80
Cleveland—
Amer
Bid
First Nat Bank—
Oommon.
~~6*
Oo—
5,000,000
.
Capital debenture
jl,641,363
$
1,518.613
1,000,000 02,218,990
450.000
1,134,146
600.000
852,923
1.000.000
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
Second Nat Bank..
Oentral Trust Oo—
_
Par
.55
100
40,482,897
12,934,929
5,781,359
11,521,306
$
%
•
Allentewn Nat Bank
155
110
140
50
Qross
Deposits.
Norm
Allentown—
share.
Norwood-Hyde I
Bk & Tr Oo...
Profits.
Capital.
Ask.
Nomt nal.
First National fia
A
Surplus
Gross
Deposits
March 4
outstanding.
"95"
and
banks
July, 1936]
pennsylvania ^^March 4
March 4
Surplus
A
Profits.
Capital.
Par.
of East Pitts
Forbes National Bk.
Fourteenth St BankFreehold Bank
50.2S6.323
92,564,681
6.000.000 06,042,183 100,746,530
._
Hill Top Bank
Homewood Bank
e
2O0.000 a
200,000
200.000
375,000
581,485
135,170
962,029
134,654
438,569
180
1,481,000
3,985,701
185
210
100
7,467,283
2,985,950
1.059,626
818,677
1,991,755
100.000
430,124
300,000
300.000
650.000
** south carolina
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
t
(Concluded.)
Dollar Savings Bank d
n4,694,886
Farmers Deposit Nat
6.000.000 9.595,652
First National Bank.
First Nat Bank & Tr
March 4
Bid.
200
220
Charleston—
Citizens A Sou Bank 0
Carolina Sav Bank
50
Common.....
Preferred-
$
J 488,842
10
Columbia—
inn
Ask.
13
33,985,151
14
100
110
95
100
X
1nJ
100
{loo
'
First Nat Bk of ColLower Main St Bank
50
50
Bid.
Nomi nal
Per share.
13,153,798 0100
5,185,496 100
481,302 100
494,473
177,174
40,241
1.000,000
1.300,000
Miners A Merch Bk_
South Oaro Nat Bk—
Par.
Deposits.
$
200,000
50,000
700,000
March 4
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
100
109
companies
Gross
Deposits.
Pittsburgh
Hazelwood Bank
trust
35,000
10
9
10
25
30
75
5,806,127
3,715.317
100
198
200
10
16
17
2.091,180
/100
125,915
103,873
a
4,090,719
1,646,428
449,823
453,921
200.000
at
100.000
Pittsburgh
Iron A Glass Dol Say
172.700
Greenville-
50
First National Bank-
100
200.000 1
200,000
Common
Preferred
Mellon Nat Bank
Nat Bank of America
Common
Preferred
Nor Side Deposit Bk
Pitt National Bank.
Sheraden Bank
Union National Bank
Union Savings Bank.
Western SAD Bank
Allegheny Trust Co.
Colonial Trust Co
Oom'wealth Trust Co
Dormont SAT Oo.
Farmers Deposit Tr.
Fidelity Trust Co...
Manchester
Savings
Bank A Trust Co.
3,060,678 I 50
133,061
Union Trust Co
Washington Tr Co..
West End Bank
William Penn Tr Co.
_
40
48
Spartanburg—
1-50
Com'i Nat Bank—
100
7.500.000 19,883,059 305,336,584
Common-.......
125,000 1
60,146
125,000
200,000
125,353
700.000
466,430
135,713
50,000
2.000.000 3,508,625
1.000.000 4,596,595
(
500.000
333,241
700.000
813,489
(4.000.000 1,557,082
1.500.000 2.257,152
125.000
112,450
1,320.000 1,066,431
2.000,000 9,663,009
70 000
|
28,652(
UOO
25
1,446,879
8,706,607
1,056,378
27,220,387
30,682.310
3,234,819
7,397.760
28,044,474
18,579,990
2,016,749
316,398
20,350,505
40
50
54
60
National Banks
100
50
100
havtita^ Tnstitutions
March 4
'"45"
Nomt nal
100
100
90
100
Sioux Falls—
100
70
Per
Citizens Nat Bk A Tr
Corn Exch Sav Bank
First Nat*1 Bk A Tr.
100.000
150
"85"
Northw'tSecurNatBk
95
Union Savings Bank.
65,799
70,000
98,466
79,535
51,004
100.000
450.000
900 000
200.000
50
100
25
caittu
OUUltl uanu1a
March 4
"i5o "140"
2.002,465
6.000.000 8,760,175 84,946,284
875,000
486,759
5,143,554
150.000
144,032
1,294,420
369.899
125.000
1,631,079
1.500.000 73,501,246 253,686,108
500.000 a
990,588
5.073,969
156.156
200,000
1,701,736
125.000
88,000
1,470,000
20
31
33
National Banks
20
7
11
March 4
1,462,896 plOO
100
1,354,210
100
4,416,468
8,961,933 f—
ion
1,282,588
N
share
•
re cent
sa
les
50
250.000
384,295
100 6800
100
7100
80
State
Tnstitutions
March 4
Nomi nat.
Per
Chattanooga—
Amer Tr A Bkg Co..
Commercial Nat Bk:
50
50
Common
986,192
400.000
tennessee
100
1W
Working man's Savgs
Bank A Trust Co.
80.000
Preferred
1.375,784 I 25
People's—Pittsburgh
Tr Co
Potter Title A Tr Co
Provident Trust Co.
South Hills Trust Co
250,000
200.000
Peoples Nat Bank
Keystone Nat Bk—
8,915,822
50
575,511
5,100,673
10
12;474,022
2,940,628
14,533,082
10
lo
18
25
50
50
75
Beading—
Preferred
Hamilton Nat Bank.
190
901,225
250,000
400,000
(3.000,000
Jo 305,170
8,730,450 /100
1100
920,474
36,852,146
100
23,893
81,731
783,997
370,775
959,000 100
2,137.065 6.25
21,813,346 100
9,823,374 100
9,412,443
share.
200
150
100
625,000
160
~i35"" 140""
Knoxville—
Union Nat Bank:
Common..
Preferred
1.000,000
1
0%
SH
15
500.000
Berks Co Trust Co..
City Bank A Tr Co-
1,537,035
Reading Trust Co..
1.170.300
1,101,471
391,488
2,462,384
200.000
166,491
1,051,997
5.100.425 04,918,462
133,656
200.000
325,840
300,000
21,816
Bank... ( 300.000
70.802.000
903,882
2,247,000
1,026,996
123,783
5
2.218,724
300.000
"'OH
"M
Scranton—
E. Scranton State Bk
First Nat Bank—
Common
Green Ridge Bank..
North Scrant Bk A Tr
Providence
Scranton Nat Bk—
Common
25|
70
50
73
80
40
60
f50
75
50
15
200.000
300.000
400.000
783,402
4.596,750
25
Common........
1.000,000
677,058
16,021,945
Preferred
West Side Bank....
300.000
250.000
25
25
378,866
2.903,815
26
1,775,333
Bank of Knoxville
50.000
Oomm'l Bk A Tr Co. (
200,000
HamiltonNatlonalBk (1,000.000
Park National Bank.
1,000,000
130
6H
150
7
205
220
295
300
Memphis—
First National Bank
Nat Bk of Commerce
1.000.000 ol,540,841
34.693,905
26,257,414
100
100
1,270,000
100
3,484,803
53,359,383
10
3.000.000 I
4,000,000
724,068
48,185,331
I 10
Broadway Nat Bank
300.000
Commerce-Union Bk
Nashville Trust Co—
1,000,000
513,383
730,567
7,860,438
14,946,689
1,000,000
State Savings Bank.
Union Planters' Nat'l
50.000
1,656,877
76,000
Bank A Trust Co.
3.500.000
220
230
250
29
29^
17H
1SX
Nashville—
American Nat Bank
Common
25
Preferred
South Side Bk A Tr.
Third Nat BAT Co-
75
75"
51
55
100"
Penna Trust Co-
150,000
200,000
127,286
750.000
Hanover National Bk ( 300.000
Miners Nat Bank
2,500.000
Seoena Nat bank...
1.000.000
W-B Dep A Sav Bk.
600.000
Wyoming Nat Bank.
600.000
1,376,339
117,166
5,747,734
3,002,999
o
603,123
836,880
9,704,466
1,206,311
24,000.164
14,602,191
3,944,797
8,145.356
250,000
199,622
260.000
317,960
448,398
2,333,580
4.275,740
4,956,769
260,000 [
250,000
190.866
1,977,051
150.000
338.138
100.000
22,539
509,641
192,133
502,949
787,014
512,873
Common........
Preferred........
Preferred
500.000 1 a276,975
Common
.
West Branch Bk A Tr
226,000
100
245
Preferred
Drov A Mech N Bk.
Eastern Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
Industrial Nat Bank.
Western Nat BankYork Co Nat Bank..
York N Bk A Tr Co.
_
Guardian Trust Co..
York Trust Co
750,208
22.024,103
(b)
105
250
too
110
260
50
38
March 4
42
50
100
Nomi nal
107
109
400
28
425
25
50
103
30
105
10
9
28
12
Capital Nat Bank—
Capital stock.....
20
30
Preferred stock—
10
24 H
25
f
10
9H
10
1
o
State Institutions
250
5
YorkCent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common........
o
texas
March 4
Bank
"29" ~30"
25
williamsport—
First National
Williamsport N Bk.
10
1100
1 000.000
National Banks
...
26
9,346,220 1100
1,000.000
Preferred
Third Vitloml Bank
Wilkea-Barre—
First National Bank
1100
Austin—
Per
300,000
600.000
I
Austin Nat Bank
343,527
361,492
10,067,197
14.592.527
100,877
2.136,586
J100
share.
100
100,000
100.000
American Nat Bank.
100
N
tioo
rec
sa
o
ent
les
Beaumont—
400.000
400,000
200,000
American Nat Bank.
600.000
126.000
226,000
300.000
600.000
500,000
735,453
1,149,403
760.000
10
2.881,527
501,927
6,397,830
1,635,058
4,017,501
First National Bank
Secur St Bk A Trust
20
397.715
660,788
66,000
8,669,748
100
12,791,257
2,245.000
100
100
"22"
100
in
'ion
18
Dallas—
100
First National Bank_
160
Hillcrest State Bank-
37
32
35
26
65
68
10
3.893,853
3,782,803
6.764,632
165
150
20
25
4.754.086
160
lou
17
18H
20
8.000.000 o4.365.440 102,357,769
25,000
23,579
925.955
Liberty State Bank:
Common
....
Capital notes
Mercantile Nat Bk—
150,000
100,000
Common
1,000,000
Preferred
l.QOO.OOO
J
44,133
j 0601,758
2,444,753
42
43
110
125
25
28
100
J100
24,942.284 I
20
?
1100
Republic Nat Bank A
Trust Co:
Common
......
Preferred
Nat Bank of Comm.
Dallas Bank A Tr Co
Newport—
iVwmt
Aquldneck Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
Newport Nat Bank..
Newport Trust Co..
Per
1*1*4.
share.
114,428
6,111,817
40,787
497,693
454,667
3,063,378
60
160
1.012,773
4.205,376
25
69
1,437,245
[10
10
15
215,571
1.266.024
60
105
f
,
25
Common.
Capital notes
Texas Bank A Tr Co:
25
.567,840
^6,761, 184
222,533
845.788
p
5,863,163
18,521,329
I 20
41
42^
1100
100
20
200
205
42
43
Oak Cliff Bk A Tr Co:
72
73.358
400,000
300.000
120,000
300.000
4.000.000
2,000.000
150,000
1.000.000
100,000
75.000
Common........
125.000
Capital notes
100.000
|
j
41,298
29,884
1,707,515
1.391,585
J100
f 20
100
22
25
Providence—
Blackstone Can Nat.
Columbus Nat Bank:
500.000
Common
100.000
Preferred
'
100.000
120,000
High St Bk A Tr Co
10
Mechanics Nat Bank
Common......
Preferred
250.000
NatB&nk of OomATr
Phenlx Nat Bank...
Providence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Co.
Lincoln Trust Co
Rhode 1 Hos Nat Bk.
Rhode Isld Hos TrCo
Onion Trust Co
Woousoeket—
250.000
...
*
f
209.686
753,882
850,000
899,592
450,000
1.500,000 2.415,203
4.000.000 9.527,257
125.000
190,327
2.500,000 2,738,265
5,000,000 11.710.556
1.000.000
1.364.575
4,732.949 j 25
17
i 25
8,416.092
"63"
3.150.765
125
11.292.276
100
210
112.406.672
'00
200
1.087.600
25
18
44.938.661 *100
43.572,842 1000 2400"
21,237.961
100
125
Preferred
...
200.000 lo247,062
250.000 J
3,020,414
100
50
„
Stockholders of the First
June 3, 1936, on a proposal to
National Bank of Scranton, Pa., voted
decrease common capital from $5,100,425 to
$4,050,000 by a reduction in par value of shares from $25 to $18, and the
transfer of difference to surplus, and further, by increasing shares of common
from 204,017 to 225,000 of $18 par a share effective Aug. 5, 1936.
The
preferred stock was retired on May 18, 1936.
4 A mutual savings bank
e Stockholders of the
East Pittsburgh Savings A Trust Co., East Pitts¬
c
65
2l2°2
2500'
Woonsocket Trust Co
Common....
Sale price.
t Citizens A Southern Bank of Savannah, Ga.. system,
Dec. 31 1935.
b Vlnrooer of wirst Saeurftv Corp
a
burgh,, Pa., voted on June 8, 1936 to change its title to the First National
Bank & Trust Co.
/ Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
a Affiliated with the. Citizens A Southern National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
i Common and preferred stock outstanding.
the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co 1
n June 1, 1936.
o June 30, 1936.
Affiliate of the First Bank Stock Corporation.
k Stock all owned by
175
f Last saie.
p
x
Ex dividend.
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES
110
National Banks
March 4
Capital.
300.000
300.000
Bank..
Bid.
AsJt.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
%
$
287,962
963,871
u
Par.
Deposits.
100
8,143.406
18,660,255
6
Common
60
13,055,737
330,177
750.000
Trust
900.000
600,000
—
Bank
/
15.420
100.000
40
38,985,303 1
28
30
67.482
222,762
5
75,000 1
100.000
300.000
Common
1 20
484,573
755,767
2,268
Oalveston-
10
100
12,884,308
4,176,654
i00
100
N
360,823
sa
455.187
7,638,738
9,573,768
100
u
3,094,496
too
50
75
20
1100
34
36
850,000
a
250.000
32,370
300.000
300.000
j 162.082
110*
111,483
622,961
357,179
3,758,456
100
32,159
411,044
670,024
3,069,988
3,366,632
29,138,969
100
25
30
50
100
240
250
25
80
2S
29
8
10
{ 8
IIIIII aoo"
350,000
a
250,000
2.000.000
105* 108
Seaboard Citz N Bko
1,500.000 lu 714,138
Common
re cent
a
1111
^rnrnmmm
Norfolk—
Mer A Mec Say Bk..
282,124
314,086
750.000
'87*
60
100
Lynchburg Tr A S B.
20
Merch A Planters Bk
Nat Bk of Commerce
Natlonal
1120
4,290,280
3,653,072
Oom'l Tr A Savs Bk:
48,889
200,000
200.000
•
509,071
285,727
Preferred
Preferred
9hare.
100
207,000
a
35
J,500.000 11.402.578
1.000.000
Common
Per
$
8,149,062
600.000
500,000
Co
32,573,959 I 20
1 20
J 738.366
$
522,299
Depositors'Industrlal
i .oan
Preferred
Ft Worth Nat Bank:
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Nomi nal.
1.000.000
People's Nat Bank..
Fort Worth—
Gross
Deposits.
Lynchburg Nat Bank
A
Continental Nat Bk.
First National Bank:
March 4
,
S
Lynchburg—
First National Bank.
100
Surplus A
Profits..
Capital.
Institutions
State
VIRGINIA
March 4
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
El Paso—
El Paso Nat
National Banks
State Institutions
March 4
TEXAS
les
15,154,948 J
250.000
Preferred
Southern Savings Bk
!
a
175.000
67,721
968,349
100
200.000
144,783
376.000
66.705
1,524,444
2,411,619
10
a
a
500,000
250.000
271,897
6,671,202
50
N
o
72,580
846,366
100
re
cent
sa
les
50
PetersburgCitizens Nat Bank.
Houston—
Citizens State Bank.
"
"
Oit
~
ty
lommon.
Oc
8,337,393 j
Petersb Say A AmTr
Portsmouth—
American Nat Bank.
Cltlsens
First Nat Bank—
3.000.000
2.500.000
Common
Jl,347.762
Trust
Co..
Merch A Farmers Bk
110
47,515,209 1100
> 100
*
m,
10
u
450.000 f
279.774
2,209,206
547.982
723,662
9,426,034
18,107.280
20
74,884
3,070,766
90.542
596,605
10
65,354,105
1,757,984
20
200.000
100
154.500
a
100
91.904
344,804
100
mmmrn
Richmond500.000
600.000
Nat Bank of Comm. a3.500.000
1,380.245
2,262.136
a1,000,000
1.000.000
12.370,952 1100
1125
JV
25.516,051
00
33,097,783
00
7,533,105
00
22,135.752
j 307.074
a2.000.000
237,315
1.265.549
Common.
Booth
Texas
Com
merclal Nat Bank.
40,222.733
1.600,000 ul ,850,387
270,950
722,221
334,877
200.000
Fidelity Trust Co...
Guardian Trust Co.
Houston Land A Tr
al .600.000
Common...—...
300.000
Preferred
350.000
J 109,258
100.000
100,000
s
504,383
329,807
600.000
'
110
175""
600.000
u
1,000,000
u
Oonsol Bk A Tr Co..
80,000
8,000.000
230
First A Mer Nat Bk.
100
220
110
230
Msch A Mer Bank..
Pell'd A Bagby Tr Co
255
265
8tate- Planters
A Trust Co:
100
00
Bank ef Oemm A Tr
Central National Bk.
220
■HJ
108,706
5,973,061
4,849.278
100
"160
1.250.000 1
2.000.000
835,864
200.000
450,269
200.000
southern Bk A Tr Co
Virginia Trust Co... al.200.000
"i20 ' 140"
100
4.360.720 (100
1100
110
150
72,270
1.003,329
3,568,993
1,788,404
5,991,468
248,435
1,305,539
340,196
5,681,451
25,505,863
3,329.722
Preferred
Sav
Bank A Tr Co..
Uoo
■
4,223,858
3.730,334
100
Colonial Amer Nat B
First Nat Exch Bank
1.000.000
Mountain Trust Bk.
650
lOU
56*
100
800.000
a700.000
16
43,500.798 j 12L
Roanoke—
Port Arthur—
l26~"
24
"55*
Bank
Common
00
32
20
'
"
15
50
"
70
17
70
25
in::
n
50
45
ion
150
70
100
-----
San AntonioAlamo National Bk:
500.000
Common.
J 562,213
1.000.000
Common
112.567
200.000
100.000
i.200.000
.....
} 1.068.892
14.637.907 (100
iioo
Vaf^-ua' Banks
i
50
iSu'l il
N
57,389
4.404.421 1100
al.000 000
.11..
o.
Pf
8s at tie—
8,000.000
2,500 000
re cent
1100
150 000
614.518
■a
les
2 500 OOO
100
18,104,210
1.000,000
100
100
1,031,703
4.325.279
28.467
63.692
100,000
a400,000
Sam
200.ooo
300,000
a
400.000
200 000
150,000
3,140,414 (100
1100
j 268.563
Waoo—
250.000
Citizens' Nat Bank..
First National Bank. al.000.000 /
100.000 /
National City Bank.
305.477
361,822
66,489
March 4
'Kl
27.694,145
Greos Nat Bank—
35^.000 \
'nstuuiunx'
Statf
WASHINGTON
March 4
50
2.550,402 I
550,000
c
2,899,828 120.466.933 i 20
2,499,009 55,248,321 c 25
160
983,957 17,268,176
20
ku 406,000
18,193,000
89,250
1,854,008 100
20
1,727,123
123,803
20
4,547.650
88,915
4,001,934 100
381,176
nat.
thar§
33
34
150
160
33
37
35
40
■
r
8
11
20
<mm
30
63
Spokane—
7,525.859
11,340,686
708.755
500.000
First Nat Bk In Spol c
Old N B A Un T Co
100
147
175
60
60
65
Common
100
Preferred
•100
-I
♦
I
~~
5
4,660,751
125,912
500,000 I
500.000
25.000
200.000
404,974
100
N
18,506,286 (100
\ 100
1,208,640 100
65,702
426,057
5,970,237
100
25
les
100
13,986,607
3,584.989
o
re cent
sa
Tacoma—
National Banks
March 4
UTAH
»
March 4
al,500.000
1,019,508
i
\* t'urton>
Suit'
a
800,000
200,147
180
14
200
16
Norm nai
Per
Ogden—
A
300.000
Commercial Sec Bk
First Security
Bk^NA
a
965.000
u
t
hare.
240,410
886,177
5.885.778
17,202,256
100
339,615
561,000
713,000
872,000
214.226
11,403,469
14,159,453
14,442,414
13,772,502
2,502.640
100
60
75
100
102
115
Charleston—
100
175
185
Charleston Nat Bk:
100
125
130
100
115
125
90
95
100
WEST VIRGINIA
March 4
March 4
Salt Lake City—
□ontl Nat BkATr Co
National Bank
a
a
900.000
875.000
u
First
Utah State Nat Bank
a
76» •><»«»
u
1,000,009
u
300,000
u
Eton's Sav Bk & Tr .
Trust Co
Utah Sav &
u
1.500.000
700.000
Capital notes
Per
ju 424,247
25.076,758
J100
600.000
220.625
1.000.000
200.000
600.000
Common
Capital notes
Kanawha Valley Bk,
Central Trust Co
Hank»
March 4
VERMONT
Institutions
itatt
399,584
310.000
200.000
People's Nat Bank. _
Quarry S Bk A Tr Co
u
205.000
135,000
153,818
mat
share.
100
3.422.118
2,605 898
1.913.157
100
125"' 150""
100
i00
512.500
638,261
5,939.926
UewardNatBkATrOo
Merchants Nat Bank
Burlington Trust Co.
600.000
366.170
5,427,711
59,360
748.384
1.090.000
115.362
3,407.987
UV,
407.500
373,028
2.630.631
lUU
150 000 /
106
o
It
43,398
247,192
150.000 \u 194,838
Preferred
Say
Bank
i
Nat Bank of W Va._
Nat Exchange Bank.
So Side Bk A Tr Co.
ion
2.642,689
100
100. H«l
36.726
223.598
619.951
let
A Trust Co
83,697
1,153,953
100
i
427,433
5,429.033
100
449,605
r
1,172.795
4,615,601
4,837.432
1,093,579
4,662,649
25
500.000
100.000
300.000
49,150
497,128
478,675
171.019
630,675
1,976,138
18,871,896
150,000
500.000
1
100
100
100
74
75*
70
75
100
100
90
100
250
160
cent
les
•
Sale price
Common and preferred stock or
debentures outstanding,
ft Member of First Security Corp.
Member of the Marine Baucorporatlon.
s
Member of the Northwest Baucorporatlon.
100
214,700
150
20
1,286,912
1.426.531
/ Dec. 31 1935.
ll Kl
0
Rutland-
June 29 1935.
1 Member First National Corp.
Central Nat BankCommon
...
Preferred
100.000
55.000
Clement Nat Bank
:
476,057
s
t
Common
Montpelier Nat Bank
Montp'r 8 B A Tr Co
100
o
cent
1.327.422
a
a
16,946,269
2,180,466
100
600.000
a
Co
Half Dollar Trust A
Security Trust Co..
Wheeling Dollar San
Burlington—
Chittenden Co Trust
100
1,800.000
Center Wheeling Say
Citizens Mutual Tr
Per
4,590,432
173,367
I
Wheeling—
Dec. 31
Nomt
Barre—
Branite S B A Tr Co
Montpelier—
Capital 8 B A Tr Co
First National Bank:
25
40
750.000
Nat Bank of Comm.
Nattonui
18,866,896
911.748
1.062.500
Common
na<
share.
KanawhaBkg&Tr Co
Walker Bk A Tr Co:
Common
i\omi
Common
Preferred
Killlngton Nat Bank
J 115,752
906,141
[100
1100
I
10
o
10
cent
100.000 1
130.000
403.779
2,640,787
100 ooo
140.336
472.051
tub
100,000 I
125,000
a257,500 0
101,760
2,o80,115
(100
160.483
1.403.319
[
Preferred..
Rutland Tract Co—
I Last tale.
n
Rutland Co fat Bk:
Common
les
k Peoples' Bank A Trust Co. of Seattle, Wash., increased the common
capital of the bank from $850,000 to $1,000,000 on June 15. 1936 through
% stock dividend to the extent of $85,000 and offering of 3,250 shares
) holders of record May 7, 1936 at $30 a share.
Preferred stock retired.
o
Controlled by the Joseph F. Meyer interests,
1100
r
Member
itJO
s
Trust
t Nov.
z
People's Corp.
funds
1
1935.
s.x-uividbiid
u
June 30, 1936.
National banki
March 4
State
WISCONSIN
111
TRUST COMPANIES
AND
BANKS
July, 1936]
Institutiont
March 4
Canadian Bank Statements
Capital.
La Crosse—
Exchange State Bank
500.000
50.000
Nat Bk of La Orosse
400.000
State Bk of La Orosse
Deposits.
100.000
are
all of April
20
4,628,386
904,122
5,407,826
2,511,535
41.6274
142.635
119,190
Prices are per cent, not per share.
25
20
N
100
•
e
o
re cent
20
100
sa
les
Reserve
Milwaukee—
Gross
Fund.
Deposits.
Capital
State Bank...
Amer
311936.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Nomi nal.
Per share
$
292.509
%
Batavian Nat Bank
Returns
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
200.000
Badger State Bank.. d
Olty Bank Sc Tr Co.. a
350.000
Bast
200.000
500.000
1,066.131
5,054,671
2,090.000
1,708,650
64.547
137.483
49.794
85,394
75
85
4734
50"
100
Par.
Bid.
Halifax—
d
Ask.
Per
%
%
Bank of Nova Scotia 12,000.000 ?4,000,000 229,504,848
cent.
d
First Wise N Bk
a 15.000.000
Home Savings Bank.
450.000
Kllbeurn State Bk__
100.000
Lincoln State Bank:
Common
100.000
Oapital notes
300.000
Marine Nat Exch Bk
550.000
i
Wisconsin State Bk.
First Wise Trust Oo.
J
c
17,161
33.497
649.737
203 X 206
100
191
192
100
137
13934
100
100
100
172
173
100
33.531,383
20
39,264,031
1,449,579
1.162.895
118.829
1,213,037
1,296.030
3,489,524
2,714,948
6,910,548
615
400.000
225
A*
20
20
65.342
1,842.332
100
100
100
100
768.879
223,365
692,257
Toronto-
100
100
Per
Toranto
9,000.000 106.758.805
6,000.000
Imperial Bank of Can
7.000.000
8,<W\<W) 118,819,474
11
"25"
100
Montreal—
Sale
Per
e
5,604.205
100
7,080.296
100
102
98
Atlantic 5s
13
13
14
100
5s
5s
-
_
102
14
78®
.
534s
80
70
Denver 5s
74
9S
€3
100
100
102
100
101
First of Montgomery 5s
First of New Orleans 5s
86
88
90
93
First Texas of Houston 5s
98
99
First Trust of Chicago 4348
97
98
100
First Carolinas 5s
90.;
...
First of Fort Wayne 434s
5s
.
534s
are
V
.
Oct. 20 1934.
Bid.
.
101
100
102
78
.1
Ask.
100
Bonds.
Greensboro (N C) 5s
Greenbrier 5s
x
Ex-dividend.
81
Bonds and
Stocks.
/
5s
.
........
...
Tennessee
100
5s.,'
.
_
5s
100
100
Louisville 5s
Maryland-Virginia 5s
Mississippi-Tennessee 5s
534*
5s
-
f Flat price
z
Ex-dividend
9634
98
15
25
30
40
9824
102
STOCKS
102
Par
New York 5a
North Carolina 5s
97
98
98
100
Ohio-Pennsylvania 5s
Oregon-Washington 5s
98
99
Des Moines
100
65
50
60
First Carolinas
100
2
99 34
Freemont
100
2.
100
Potomac
;
5s
.....
10034
....
100
63
Dallas
Denver
100
North Carolina
100
..
Lincoln
100
101
Potomac
107
San Antonio
107 X
99
109
Virginia
Virginia-Carolina
99 X
4
75
6
101
■
;
5
9
22
24
„
5
18
100
...
67
1
22
54
55
Pennsylvania
100
105
...
...
5S
90
101
Atlanta
58
9534
98
99
99
Virginia-Carolina 5s
Virginian 5s
102
Atlantic
Pennsylvania 5s,.,....,
Phoenix 434s
87
<■»
98
100
101
102
93 X
—
101
98
102
101
434s
434s
5s—
Union of Louisville. Ky. 5s
100
100
102
Union of Detroit
30
33
100
-
100
First Trust of Dallas 5s
Fletcher
•
96
100
9624
97%
.
_
98
94
;
Lexington 5s
Lincoln 434s
—
96
73
27
30
100
97
5Ms--
36
102
/
/
Southern Minnesota 5s
99
33
100
70
100
100
100
36
33
'
97
Kentucky 5s
Lafayette 434s
Ask.
Bid
/
San Antonio 5s__
Southwest 58
97
4Mb
,
St Louis 434s
5s—
98
Illinois Midwest 5s
Illinois of Monticello 5s
Iowa of Sioux City 4 34s
334s Nov 6 1945 opt '40
101
100
97
100
5s
5s
o
for the last day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Pacific Coast of Portland 5s
Pacific Coast of Los Angeles 5s
Pacific Coast of Salt Lake 5s
Pacific Coast of San Francisco 5s,
434s
4Xa
Fremont
June 29 1935.
c
'
4Xa-L
Dallas
102
12
12
Chicago 434s
102
12
5a
98
100
12
—
5s
California
100
100
100
Burlington 434s
434a
stock.
Memoer of the Northwest Bancorporation.
/Last sale,
Ask
99
100
.,
.
par
100
Bid
Bonds
5s
1935.
/June 30, 1936.
Per share.
Quotations
Atlanta
no
A Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
Cheyenne—
218.987
269.908
Bankshares Corp
Common and preferred stock debentures outstanding.
6 Dec. 31
WYOMING
cent
price.
t Wisconsin
250.000
300.000
153
202
155
100
a
American Nat Bank.
Stock Growers N Bk.
226
200
634
534
•
March 4
cent.
152
100"
20
20
20
of
Can Bank of Comm. 30.000.000 20,000,000 498.023.600
Dominion Bank
7.000,000 7,000,000112,138.201
19
17
20
Bank
40
3734
36,000.000 38,000.000 668,928.562
7.000.000 5.000.000 117.314.448
750.000 10,973,102
1,500.000
Provincial Bk of Can
4.000.000
1.000,000 42,475,409
Royal Bk of Canada. 35.000.000 20.000.000 671.053,447
National bunks
287
d
985,203
977,607
97.882
48.254
475.000
300.000
1.000.000
100
3.123.929 183,317,674
2.200.000 /1,733.300
Marshall & Ilsley Bk a3.000,000
Mitchell St State Bk. i
600.000
Park Savings Bank..
200.000
State Bank of Milw.
TeuteniaAveStateBk
West Side Bank
o
283
Banque Oanadlenne.
Barclays Bk (Canada)
Bank
100
Bank of Montreal
Side
18
.
100
X
5
35
X
50
Quotations are aa near as possible for the last day of
Bid.
Bonds.
Albany Metropolitan 4-6s 1949—
Alden 6s 1941 bonds & ctfs—J& /
Allerton 65th St 6Ms '46 3 % to'36 /
Allerton N Y Corp 5 Ms '47-J&J/
Allied Owners
Oorp 6s
1945-J&J /
J&J /
2nd mtge 6s 1940
Ambassador Hotel (Los
Ang)—
16-yr inc 5s with stk 1950
/
Amer insur On Bldg 6s '41-MAN /
Arcade Bldg & Rlty i Seattle)-—
3-6s 1948
J&J/
Arcady-Wilshire Co (Los Ang)—_
Non-cum inc 5s 1949......J&J /
66
1st 6s
i\*
15
84M
39
16M
85 M
41
1st 7s 1944-1947
Assoc Realty Bldg
Income 5s 1948
.
_
J&D /
(Log Angeles)
J&J /
Baker Hotel (Dallas)—
1st 6 He 1945
__
6s 1944
Garfield Park P O 6s 1940
45M
48
51
J&D
Greeley tsu Bldg 6s 1950
F&A
HarrimanBldg 6s 1951
M&N
Hartford Times deb 4 Ms '51 M&N
24
Hearst Brisbane Prop—
6s 1st fee & leasehold 1942
Herald Square Bldg inc 3Ms 1948
91M
93
43 M
46M
30M
__
22
62
m
61M
102M
92
Hotel Morton 1st 6s Feb 1 1958—
53
Hotel Sherman (Chic) 5 Ms
Hotel St George 4s 1950
29 M
52 M
30"
F&A
90
74
74
J&D/
13
14M
71"
75"
51
49
53
51
16
17
7s stamped as to payment
/
....
/
18
*/
69
21""
71
6
of
6s
1943—..A&O
1st 5s 1957
42""
65
Lincoln 42d St Oorp—
52
22
67M
19
71M
101M
101M
93
46M
46M
47 M
66
70
47 M
10M
28
65"
Congress Square Hotel (Port Me)
5Hs 1946
M&N
91
93
Court & Remsen Sts (Brooklyn)
fle 1940
A&O
Dallas P O 6s Sept 15 1935 M&S
51
54
31
32
80 Broad St Bldg 6 Ms 1950.M&S
80 Fifth Avenue Is. 1940....J&D
Eppley Hotels 6 Ms 1941
J&J
Eqnitable Office Bldg 5s 1952
Deb 5s Legended 1952
(San Fr) 6s 1934—
Film Center Bldg 6s 1943--A&O
5th Ave & 28th St Bldg 6M» 1945.
5th Ave & 29th St Bldg 6s 1948-—
5th Ave & 55th St Bldg 6 Ms 194550 B'way Bldg 3-6s 1946--.M&S
51 Fifth Ave 6s-4s 1943
A&O
62d & Madison Ave 6s 1947......
600 Fifth Ave 6Ms stamp 1949..
502 Park Ave Bldg 6s ctfs 1941
1600 Walnut St (Phila) 1st 6s '471512 Spruce St (Phila)—
1st mtge 6s 1943
A&O
40 Wall St Bldg 1st 6s 1958
42 Broadway Bldg 6s 1939...J&J
42d St & Lexington Bldg—
30
26 M
31M
35
6M
28 M
37
8M
30
46
f 0s 1941
M&S /
Fox St Louis Theatre Bldg—
1st
1042.A&O /
s
nNominal.
Bros
xelsner
Conv
luc—
Realty
f deb 6s 1948
23 M
48 M
23
26
63
64
76
77
/
37
38M
52M
54
50
52
51M
/
/
36"
/
100
57
62
99 M
93
95
95M
97 M
70
97
Ik*
99
29
3l"
8
10
65]
12]
75
71
107M
34M
34M
^
108 M
37
36M
.
49 M
Million
m
s
32
33 M
/
44
/
40
/
50
/
—
37
&
40
/
2s
33 M
I riri'is
Bldg
'
70
74
41
43
A&O
_
124 Fifth Avenue 5s
II"
^
166 Broadway Bldg 5M8
General • f 7s 1941
80
/
M&N
One LaSalle St Bldg 6s 1949 J&J
One Park A v Bldg 6s to *39 M&N
103 East 57th St Bldg 6s 1941
110 So Penn Ave lstinc 6s 1944.
111 John Ht R*dg «• 1948
F&A
1st 6s 1943
-
42 M
12
6M
/
/
56
26
/
82
89 M
^
/
f
'61 f&a f
F&A /
65M
63
70
3
49M
16
T
27"
67*
74"
5
50 M
22
Orpheum Theatre & Realty—
62
6s
10
1946
Palace Hotel(San
M&S /
Fr) 5s'45 * & • /
Pantages (Alex) 6s to
11M
M&N /.
1961
5Ms unstamped 1961
Qulncy Station P O (Chicago)—
6s Mav 1 1941
J&D /
Realty Assoc Sec Oorp—
Income 5s 1943
r=-
115
Provident Loan Society 6% ctfs..
Prudence Co 5Ms stmp
...
50M
75
41
49
Bldg(Denv) 3-5s'49.M&S
71
Retail Properties—
Deb 5s series A 1959
M&S
Income deb 6s ser B 1959.M&S
62
Robert Treat Hotel (Newark)
6s 1943
J&J
10
Repub
5M
Roxy Theatre 6 Ma 1940
A&O
Russ Bldg. (San Fran.)6s*51 F&A
35
Russeks 6th Ave Bldg 6s 1944.
St Oharie* Hotel (Atl Oy) 4o 1946
22
86
--
St Louis Post Offices—
5 Ma 1938
Saks Realty 6s 1945
16
25
A&O
98 M
A&O
102
6s 1946 stamped
A&O
Savoy-Plaza Oorp 6s 1945—J&D
1st s f 5M» 1945
J&D
Schulte Real Estate 6s 1935—
With stock
J&D
2UM
Without com stock
Sevilla-Bilt Hotel 7Ms'37
17M
3M
17 M
...
J&D
.M&N
Shaker Square P O 6s 1939
15"
Sbelburn.inc(Atl<Jyi6)*tf 40. J&J
Sherry-Netherland Hotel 5M* '48
Certificates of deposit
60 Broad St Bldg 6s 1939..F&A
22
M
84
*
55
60 Park Place Bldg 3M8 1947
Sixty-one Bway 5Ms 1950—A AD
Oen mtge 7s 1946
—A&O
610 Park Avenue 6s 1940--J&J
53M
14
21M
Bldg 6 Ma 1938.
666 West End Ave 5s 1941—J&J
Speed Building (Louisville, Ky)_
Income 5s 1945
M&N
Stanley-Mark Strand 6 Ms 1941
Stanlet RhhI Kb* 5Ms '45
J&D
State-Randolph Bldg (Chicago)—
5 Ma 1942
M&N /
State &
Wash
62
95
1947-M&N
10M
♦Negotiability impaired by maturity.
41
64M
83
40
65M
95M
22
Bldgs (Chicago;—
30
1st sink fund 5s 1948ser A JM&S
«<nb fund 5s 1949 ser B -M&S
3
Station A St Petersburg iFla)
6s 1947
Station J Post Office 6s 1947-——
91
Bldg (Chicago)—
M&S/ ---8u>-n» Hot#) (Ohio) 6a 1946.J&J
/ lf?4
Certificates of deposit
/ lb
Income 5s W-S 1956
/ 37
Stone & Webster Bldg (Bostoiy—
5s
1947
M&S
99
Strauss-Manhat conv 6s '33.J&D/
25M
Strauss Safe Depos 5M* '43 M&S /
---Syracuse Hotel 6M8 1940
— /» S8M
1st
6s
1943
faft Realty (New Hav) 6s'40A&0 /
Fast 40th 8feet Bldg 5« 1953
1088 Park Ave Bldg 6s 1939
/
rextllr Kid* 1st 6sdl958—
M&N
Gen 7s • f w w 1948
M&N /
,
Textile Crafts Bldg 3s w s 1944.
.
Lexington Ave 2s 1950
«4
45
49
6
04
/26
...
St Towers Bldg 3s 1942
208 4*"i»h 1 * s*ll# St Bldg Oorp—
1st s f 5 Ma 1958
M&N
29th
31
27
98
100
.
Trinity Bldg 5Ms 1939..
J&D
Trinity Court Bldg 4s 1941-M&S
2 Park Ave Bldg
1941
/
3o
f
33 M
12M
2124-34 Bway Bldg 5M"—-1943 f
f
2480 Bway Bldg 6Ms to *37
i'yler Bids 6« 1963.—
A&O f
63
f
f
28
31
f
f
f
20
On
Post
Offices 6Ms
'35.F&A15
J&J
Bldg Oorp—
1st leashold 6 Ms 1944-J&J 15
Van Swertngen 6s ww 1935..F&A
1st & coll • f 6s 1938
A&O
v underbilt
§-*•••■
Ocean Front income 3s May 1 '56. /
Olympic Hotel (Seattle)—
72
Realty Co Ltd—
1st 5 Ms 1946
United Properties 6s
J&D/ 33
f 5s 1962
72M
Price
23
39 M
42
41M
/
19th & Walnut St (Phila) 6s 1939-
Vorir
2nd 6s serial
Pittsburgh P O Serv Stat 5 Ms'38
Steuben
/
—
Oliver Cromwell 6s 1939
71
A;Last sale
25
_
_
1st
20
9M
23M
1900 RIttenhouse Sq (Phila)—
w
9
87"
99
..J&Dl?
5Ms 1943
66
44 M
29M
1M
.
90
85
NY Athletic Clnb 6s 1946
.A&O
1st M 2d stpd & reg 1955 ..—
N Y Postal Service Station—
5 Ms 1937
F&A
New York Title & Mtge—
5M8 series FI.
5ms series Q
8*
35
30
Poll New Engl Theatres 5s. 1958
Gen income 5s 1983..
M&N
616 Madison Ave
/
5Ms series B-K
5M8 series C2
5Ms series CW-1-
s
3
Dodge Corp 5s vtc *52
1953
Pennsylvania Bldg 6s 1939 -M&N
Philip Schuyler 6s serial
Pierrepont Hotel 5Ms 1940
Pitts Hotels Corp 1st 5Ms '48M&J
..
7
45
7s 1944
J&J
Metropolitan Chain Properties—
1st conv s f 6s 1948
M&N
Metropolitan Corp (Can) 6s 1947
Metropolitan Playhouses—
Debenture mtge 5s 1945-.F&A
Millinery Center Bldg 7s 1944...
Minneapolis Parcel P O 6s '42— /
Munson Bldg (N V) dMc 49 M&N
959 M&S /
Vat Rnfcal of Cube
10
Nat Press Bid 3-5s 1950 April 1../
Adj mtge inc Apr 15 4M8 1950-/
Natl Tower Bldg 6M» 1944 A&O /
5 Ms series B-I
10
29M
_
83"
ilH
28M
Towers—
1946
M&S
(The) 6s 1940
F&A
Mark Hopkins Hotel (San Fran)
6 Ms 1941
iM&S
Marshall Sq Bldg (San Fran)—
Income 4-6s 1944
F&A
Marshall-Wells Buildings—
1st 6 Ms 1937
F&A
Mayflower Hotel (D O) 5s 1950—
Mercantile Arcade Bldg U>s ang.
lstsf 5Ms 1953
J&D
Mercantile Properties. Ino—
Secif 5Ms 1946
J&J
Merchants Nat Prop 6s w w *58—
Metropolitan Biding (Toronto—
77 M
82 M
Fox Det Theatre «s 1942
Fox Metropolitan Playhousesink fund conv 6 M % ctfs 1932- /
Fox Theatre & Office Bldg
/
Marcy
43 M
63"
2
Louisville Parcel P O 5 Ms 1943—
42
31
21M
.
1M
J&D
1941
51M
48 West 48th St Bldg 6s 1936...
1400 B'way Bldg 6 Ms stm-1948A&O
7s
50
28
8ee Chanin Bldg.
Exchange Place Bldg 6s 1938—
General
1st 6s
53
Dorset (The) 6s 1941 ctfs
Drake (The) 6s 1939
M&N
Eastern Ambassador Hot 5M> 47
Edgewater Beach Apts 6s *35-'43
11 Park Place Oorp 4s 1948
11 West 42d St 4s 1945-.
M&N
18 Gramacy Park South 6s 1938.
59
23 M
57
5Ms 1942.J&D
Colonial Hall 0Ms
Davidson Rlty 6s w w 1940 A&O
Detroit Hotel 6Ms, 1936-41 M&S
72
Lord Nelson Hotel s f 4s '47-M&N
Lords Court Bldg
Manhattan
26M
46
69
105
73
9M
91M
105
70
—
67 M
90M
44 M
London Terrace Apts 6s '40 M&N
Lord Rait Hatel g m « Ms "46 A&O
Central Zone Bldg inc 6s. 1941
Chain Store Depot 6s 1940--M&S
Circle Theatre 6s 1936
Cleve Term Bldg 1st 6s 1941.J&J
Cloisters "The* (Chicago)—
1st 6s 1942
M&S /
Collinwood Station P O 5 Ms 1938
Colonial Apartments 6s 1937
6
66 M
Income 5M« w w 1963
F&A
Loews Theatre Rlty 6s 47 M&S15
Majestic Apts 6s 1948—.—
91
53
Liggett Bldg 1st I b 6 Ms '52.F&A
54
67
50
70
45
100 H
45
64M
40
70M
11
80
28
vLann&t Bid«—
67
101
8
26
1st 4-5s exten to 1948
Cambridge Court Apt 6M* 1937.
Chesebrough Bldg 6s 1948--A&O
Chicago Evening Amer 6s 1936—
C hicHerald & Exam 6Ms *50 M&S
Chrysler Bldg 6s 1948
A&O
Cigar Stores Realty Holdings—
8 f deb 5 Ms 1949 ser A..J&J
Orrtiflcates of deposit......
86
r- 78
78
Lefcourt State Bid 6M« 1943
Lewis Morris Apts 6Ms 1937
60
91M
65M
83
....M&S /
59 M
-
53M
Hotel (Erie, Pa.)—
Bush Term Bldg 1st 5s 1900-A&< >
Butler Hall 4s 1939
J&J
Chanin Bldg 1st Lshld inc 4s 1945
Chelsea Hotel 1st 6s ctfs 1945
20M
54M
76
..
.
1948
Lefcourt
2nd income 6s 1949
Bryant Pk Bldg (NY) 6Ms*45J&J / 41
Budd Realty 6s June 1941—J&D
104
104
6s Sept 1941
M&S
'46J&J
Keith-Albee Bldg (New Rochelle)
1st 6s 1930
Keith Memorial Bldg 6s 1943
Lake Sh Ath Club (Chic) 6M» '46
LaSalle Walker 5s fixed.........
Lawrence
63 M
6s
MAN
Hurt Building 7s 1940
J&J
7s stamped 1940
Insurance Center Bldg 6Ms 1943
Jewelers Bldg (Ohio 6s
50-J&D
Units
(LosAn^
8*
Victoria
Hotel
on
..
$435 partial redemp'n 1934/ 15
6% notes 1931 ext to 1933.J&J /
4M
B'way Barclay Office Bldg 6s 1941 / 30
Certificates of deposit
/ 30
Broadway Dept Store
102 M
Debenture 6s 1941
M&
Bway Mot Bldg iN Y) 6s *48 F&A
Bway & 38th St 7s 1945
J&J
40
Bway & 41st St Bldg 3-5s 1944—
63
Broadway Stevins 5 Ms 1936
50
Broadmoor (The) 6a 1941
Brown Hotel (Louisville)—
1st sinking fund 5s 1949
S
High Bridge Station P O 5M«1938
•
/Flat price,
62 M
19"
„
1st
47 M
61M
52 M
btrt* July i 1938
J&J
Bewman-Biltmore Hotels 7s 1934
43
45M
leaseh 5s 1946
Hotel Governor Clin 6s '48-A&0
87
87
17
20
Park Lexington 6M8 ctfs
27
43 M
1st
58 M
99
Park Central Hotel 6s ctfs 1935
Park Oresent 1st 6s 1940
M&S
Park Lane Corp 6)in 1943—J&D
Park Place
27"
George Wanningion Hotel 6s 1944
Certificates of deposit
Grant Bldg (Pittsb) 7s 47--F&A
Graybar Bldg <, East Offices Inc)—
Hotel Lexington 6s 1943
Bins deb 6 Ms 1950-M&8
Income 7s 1950
M&S
Boston Postal Service—
5
73"
70
J&J
—
Paramount Bway Corp.—
1st M s f 3s loan ctfs 1955 F&A
Paramount Prop 1st 6s 1934.M&S
-
88
88
F&A /
Bins a
Ferry Sta P
105
103
M&S
72
,
„
1st s f 5s 1950
F&A
Bait Parcel Post 5Ms 1949-.—
Baumann (L) 6Hs *36 (L I). A&O
6s (Brooklyn) 1942
Bellevue-Stratford (Phila)—
5 Ms
Property—
1942
Fuller rtlag iu A F Realty Corp;
1st s f 5Ms 1949
J&J
0t<*.
Bonds.
70
^
Arrowhead Lake—
Fox West Coast
preceding the date of Issue.
Ask
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
64M
the month
Varlck
1942
65
Ave
Sta P O
(N Y) «• 1041
Wabash-Monroe Bldg 6s 1953 J&J
Wadsworth
6s '53 A&O
BldgiN\3
9
16
77
97 M
59
f 28 M
24
Waldorf Astoria 7s wfwl954.M&S f
101 %
W<tiu*maker (John)Phila., 5Ms 49
Wardmac R«a Estate Properties
1st & r»f 84s 1948......M&S
46
Certif icates or deposit...— f
Washington Properties Inc 7s 1952 f 48
Western Union Tel Bldg 5 Ms 1943
Westinghouse Bldg 4s 194S-A&0 f 73
Ablt» Motor Realty 6s 1940--..
101M
70
Woodbridge Bldg 5M« '41—A<fc(
60
7s 1940
A&O
Walbridge Bldg (Buff)6Ms 1938.
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THE
FEDERAL
THE
RETURNS
OF
BROKERS'
LOANS
The main influences
IN NEW
coming to bear
RESERVE
YORK
on
BANKS-
CITY
with Reserve banks for account
destined to remain long.
The
cashing of bonus checks began at once.
Principally as a
result of the drain on Treasury cash from this source, the
Treasury's balance with the Reserve banks had fallen by
the week ended July 1 to $731,016,000, a reduction of
$690,441,000.
On July 1 member bank reserve balances
had worked back up to the $5,589,134,000 mark, an increase
of $695,467,000 from the June 17 low.
Member bank excess
reserves had gained $630,000,000 of their mid-month loss
by July 1, on which date they amounted to $2,670,000,000.
One other important way in which the bonus payments
affected the banking position was the sharp increase in
currency circulation which it entailed.
In the week ended
June 17 currency outstanding increased $111,000,000, and
in the next week it was up $125,000,000, followed by a rise
of $77,000,000 increase in the week ended July 1, or an
increase in the three-week period of $313,000,000.
On July 1
the volume of currency in circulation was $6,250,000,000,
a new
high since directly after the March 1933 banking
holiday.
From May 27 to July 1 the monetary gold stock rose
$224,000,000, with the additions to the gold reserves coming
chiefly from France and Holland.
The Treasury deposited
$282,506,000 of gold certificates with the Reserve banks
in this period, thus more than reimbursing itself for its outlay
of gold in the five weeks.
Over the five-week period
currency circulation increased $348,000,000, member bank
reserves decreased $158,000,000 and excess reserves declined
$230,000,000.
Federal Reserve credit in use was $7,000,000
higher, though bills discounted dropped $607,000; bills
bought in the open market were $1,222,000 lower, and
industrial advances were off $677,000.
Commitments to
make industrial advances declined $1,225,000.
The Federal Reserve System, in the week ended July 1,
made two changes in its condition statement.
First, all
Government
securities
previously held in the separate
investment accounts of the 12 Reserve banks
the
System Open Market Account,
account
then reallocated.
were
were
transferred
and the securities
This redistribution
of securities, said to have been carried out largely to
help
the earnings of some of the smaller Reserve banks, involved
a reduction of $59,000,000 in the holdings of the New York
bank, one of $32,000,000 in those of the Chicago bank, one
of $2,000,000 in those of the Atlanta bank and one of
$1,500,000 in those of the Dallas bank.
The holdings of
the Boston bank
increased
by $4,000,000; Philadelphia
$34,000,000; Richmond, $11,000,000; Cleveland, $18,000,000;
St.
Louis,
$7,000,000; Minneapolis,
$11,000,000;
Kansas City, $6,000,000, and San Francisco, $13,000,000.
Regarding the second change in the condition statement,
the
Reserve
were
Board
said:
"Since
The
the
and
weekly reporting banks in 101 cities increased $721,000,000, with other loans off $25,000,000,
following an increase of $132,000,000 in the preceding eight
weeks; Government securities up $619,000,000; Government
guaranteed securities up $17,000,000, and other securities
up
$42,000,000.
Reporting New York banks had an
increase of $468,000,000 in their loans and investments from
May 27 to July 1.
The principal increases were in other
loans, up $74,000,000, and Government securities, up
$302,000,000.
After a sharp increase early in June, loans
of these banks to brokers and dealers in New ? York City
of
of the month and showed a
$39,000,000 rise for the five weeks ended July 1.
Loans to
brokers and dealers outside New
York City decreased
tended lower in the latter part
$3,000,000, leaving the so-called brokers' loans $36,000,000
higher.
Street loans, as compiled by the New York
Stock
Exchange, increased $18,545,402 in June.
The
June 30 total for these loans was $988,543,241, compared
the
reserve
ratios
of in¬
$808,589,298
end of May and with
with $969,997,839 at the
at the end of June, 1935.
..
COURSE OF STERLING
:
v
.
EXCHANGE IN JUNE
exceptionally firm,
perhaps
duller than at any time in six months.
The foreign ex¬
changes were all under the adverse influence of what ap¬
peared to be a final crisis in the French franc.
The ex¬
treme firmness of sterling was due to the heavy exodus of
June
in
exchange
Sterling
was
although the general foreign exchange market was
funds from
France and other Continental
countries to Lon¬
Aside from this marked
movement of funds to London, which proved very disturbing
to the Continental exchanges, sterling was also firm on
seasonal commercial account and was further stimulated
toward the end of the month by a heavy increase in tourist
for
don
safety and investment.
At the
requirements.
time that sterling was firm
same
against the dollar and European units, the United States
dollar was also firm in relation to all other currencies ex¬
heavy flow of European and
States for in¬
vestment and security.
The firmness with respect to the
dollar was due in part to the seasonal trend, but princi¬
pally to the fact that the greater volume of funds, particu¬
larly Continental funds, sought the London market
The crisis in the franc was the result of the success of
the pound,
cept
because
Leftist
the
parties
the franc are
The radical
French elections.
the
in
government undertook affecting
discussed below in the review of Continental
which
measures
a
taking place to the United
other funds was
cline of $910,000,000.
The money so locked up
of the Treasury was not
in the
of condition."
system was published as usual.
In the five weeks from May 20 to June 24 total loans
the Federal Reserve
position in June were the heavy financing operations of
the United States Treasury, together with the bonus pay¬
ments and the large receipts of gold from Europe.
The
quarter date financing caused the most substantial reduction
in member bank reserve balances ever to take place in a week.
The Treasury sold $1,106,030,650 of new bonds and notes
for cash on June 15, and of this total $900,000,000 was paid
for in cash rather than by the old book credit method which
appeared during the war.
Payment for these Treasury
issues, along with income tax collections and retirement of
preferred stock held in banks by the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation, made for a decline of $939,724,000 in member
bank reserves in the week ended June 17, and a simultaneous
rise of $905,053,000 in the Treasury's deposit balance with
the Reserve banks, raising the latter item to the highest
figure on record of $1,421,457,000.
Excess reserves fell
in that week from $2,950,000,000 to $2,040,000,000, a de¬
to
eliminated from the weekly statement
ratio for
net
X-3i«
X-316
29—
individual ratios of the several Federal Reserve banks are
investments
Saturday
0
11
113
MONTHLY REVIEW
July, 1936]
the
new
The June phase of the market really began on
exchange.
April 26 and became intensified around May 20.
The flow
of funds from Paris to London rose steadily during that
period and became aggravated by the advent in the market
of a large number of small investors who, unable to buy
gold bullion, began to exchange their francs for Bank of
England notes and sovereigns.
The severity of the drain
on
France, which reflected the general alarm, is seen
that
the fact
France
lost more
than
11,000,000,000 francs in gold, most
went to London and the remainder went chiefly
of which
to
neighboring
Continental
particularly
centers,
and to the United States.
In
a
from
between March 20 and June 19 the Bank of
Brussels,
.
larger sense the crisis in the franc, which remained
the end of March throughout June, represented
acute from
the final stage
of
a
long period of uneasiness which began
1932, from which time until June 19, 1936, the
Bank of France lost 29,406,389,627 francs, chiefly to London
and New York.
The firmness in sterling may be appreciated
in December,
by the fact that on June 4 New
London sold at $5.04%
and
on
York cable transfers on
June 16 sold at $5.04%, as
compared with the previous high this year of $5.03% on
Feb. 3.
During the month it was the general opinion in
London that the franc would have to be devalued.
The fluctuations
the
London
check
sterling-franc rate, as shown by
in the
rate
on
Paris,
were
extremely erratic
and, of course, moved in favor of London.
Early in the
month it was thought in London that it would be practically
impossible to continue the close association of sterling and
Throughout the greater part of 1934 the London
exchange rate on Paris had a range of from 74.72 (favor¬
able to Paris) to 75.50 (more favorable to London).
Fol¬
lowing the success of the Popular Front in the French elec¬
tions in May, alarm concerning the future of the franc
the franc.
grew so
great that the London-Paris rate became decidedly
adverse to Paris.
check
rate
on
On only
Paris
go
a
few occasions did the London
below
76.00.
June 2 it
On
was
and on June 30 the rate was 75.748.
During the
interval the rate moved erratically between 76.528 and
75.918,
75.723.
■
'
;
Continental countries,
most of which went to London, as stated, is seen from the
fact that between April 24 and June 24 approximately $346,The heavy movement of gold from
000,000 was shipped to the United States, of which $277,-
MONTHLY
114
100,000 came from France and $41,400 from Holland. The
exodus of funds to London was to a large extent responsible
for
to
of the London clearing banks
increase in the deposits
an
At the end of May these deposits
all-time high level.
an
The steady improvement in British
had been in progress since 1932
£2,185,256,000.
totaled
domestic
business
which
perhaps the dominant factor in the increase in the
London deposits.
Reginald McKenna, Chairman of the London Midland Bank, Ltd., said in an address toward the
end of June that the basis upon which Great Britain's
was
•
(had been established was much firmer than that
recovery
1929, and that the speculative element in the business
of
REVIEW
which
strikes,
occurred
simultaneously
tion of office by the new Popular
in
with
the
assump¬
Front Government early
to intensify the feeling of apprehension
French financial and monetary situation.
The accentuation of pressure against the franc was reflected
served
June,
the
regarding
both
in
accelerated
an
outward
which
most of
movement
of
from
gpld
shipped to this country, and
in a further advance in the pound sterling in terms of both
francs and dollars.
With the exception of occasional periods
France,
of slight temporary
was
firmness, the franc-dollar rate remained
$0.0658%, the effective gold shipping
in the neighborhood of
point from Paris to New York, until June 19, and the dis¬
on three-month forward francs was quoted above 30%
per annum throughout this period.
Owing to the intensified French demand for sterling,
which operated both directly and through the dollar, the
before gave cause for anxiety
is confined at present, so far as it exists at all, within nar¬
row limits.
He pointed out that the position of the money
market in 1936 as compared with 1929 provided a com¬
count
plete contrast and gave reason for the expectation of con¬
tinued economic improvement.
The crucial difference, he
pound advanced further, reaching a quotation of over 76%
francs and touching a high of slightly over $5.04 during the
course of trading on June 4 and again on June 16.
This
situation which
seven
years
explained, between the underlying conditions in 1929 and
those in 1936 was in the low cost of borrowing.
The high
interest rate in the earlier period discouraged capital con¬
dollar quotation was fractionally above the February, 1936,
peak, and was the highest since August, 1934, when meas¬
effectuate
to
the
Silver
struction, and
ures
taken
has
were
followed by a period of moderate weakness in dollar
the low interest rate of the last four years
opened that avenue for employment of funds.
In the early part of the month the United States Depart¬
ment of Commerce, in a report on the capital movement
in 1935, showed that European apprehension had occasioned
such extensive remittances to the United States that $600,-
000,000 of European capital had been added in that year
to the American money market resources, and that $735,000,000 had been placed in American securities.
Somewhat
the same process has been under way throughout the first
six months of this year, and in May, as the gold imports
showed, there was no subsidence of the movement.
While the continued upward
trend of British business at
high rate of employment and purchasing power had much
to do with the increase in the circulation of the Bank of
a
Purchase Act
1934
of
exchange.
of pressure
abatement
"The
of
suspension
the
outward
against
gold
the franc
movement
and
the
France
from
by the
an address on June 19 in the Chamber of Deputies
French Minister of Finance, outlining the govern¬
ment's
monetary
followed
and
financial
program.
This program
devaluation, penalties to check
speculation against the franc, and measures designed to
bring about a repatriation of French capital.
The francdollar rate promptly went above the effective gold shipping
included
rejection
a
of
point from Paris and continued to show a moderate upward
tendency during the remainder of the month, closing at
$0.0663% on June 27. The discount on three-month forward
francs
reduced to the equivalent of about
15%
England during June and throughout the past year, the
persistent demands for British notes on the part of foreign
hoarders was felt to be the largest element in the rise in
circulation, at least during the past year.
The Bank of
erland virtually ceased in the third week of the month."
England note circulation on July 1
with £401,370,971 a
during June
stood at £439,641,000,
earlier and with
£351,618,000 when the Bank suspended gold in September,
1931.
It is generally believed that fully £20,000,000 of the
which compared
increase
over
last
year
year
due to the
was
acquisition of the
Bank's notes by foreign hoarders.
In view of the foreign demand and the excessively large
of foreign funds on deposit in London, the Bank
England has during the past year followed the policy
of steadily increasing its gold holdings.
This policy has
been conspicuously apparent since Jan. 1, and particularly
during June, when in the week ended July 1 the Bank
volume
of
purchased gold bars to the extent of £4,794,000.
Between
Jan. 1 and July 1 the Bank purchased £20,817,931 in gold
bars.
As in May, the price of gold in the London open
market during June continued to decrease.
The low price
May 30
139s. 3d., the lowest since Nov. 22, 1934.
On June 4 the price dropped to 138s. 3%d., and on June 17
on
was
quoted at 138s. 3d.
was
*
Gold
on
offer in the London open
market during June amounted to
£5,060,800, compared with
£8,657,000 in May. The London open market price for gold
ranged in June from 139s. 4d.
op June 8 to 138s. 3d. on
June
17, which
the lowest 'price
was
since
Nov.
7,
1934.
The American official price for gold (Federal Reserve Bank
of New York) continued at $35 an ounce.
was
a year.
The other gold bloc currencies also recovered in the second
half of June, and the gold outflow from Holland and Switz¬
in
Changes
an
increase
the gold
holdings of the
follows:
were as
of £906,591;
increase
of
increase
were
at
an
£193,263,925
of
England
the week
ended
June 10,
an
ended
June
17
an
of
with
for
Bank
For the week ended June 3
£1,230,244;
for
the
week
£3,401,236; for the week ended June 24, an
increase of £4,473,973, and for the week ended July 1, an
increase of £4,794,360.
The Bank's holdings on July 1
all-time
high of £222,070,107,
which compared
earlier, with the minimum of
£150,000,000 recommended by the Cunliffe Committee, and
with £136,880,252 in the bank's statement just prior to the
suspension of gold in September, 1931.
Details of
New York
the
were
a
year
gold
movement
outlined
as
to
and
from the Port of
follows in the "Monthly Review"
of the New York Federal Reserve Bank for July 1:
"The movement of gold to this country which
began
last week of April continued in large volume
through the third week in June, but after the 23rd there
during
the
no
receipts from France and Holland.
however, continued to arrive from India.
were
Some
gold,
"Total imports of gold
at New York affecting the mone¬
States amounted to $220,000,000, of which $160,600,000 came from France, $29,100,000
tary
gold
from
stock
United
of the
Holland,
$13,600,000 from Mexico, $6,900,000 from
England, $2,100,000 from Colombia,
London open market money rates were firmer in June.- and $200,000 from Russia.
On the West Cbast, $1,500,000
In May bill rates were exceptionally
steady.
Two- and was received from Australia and $600,000 from China.
three-months' bills were quoted at
"Newly-mined and scrap gold continued to be received
9/16% and four- and sixmonths' bills were* %%.
In June two-months' bills had a at the mints and assay offices, but was more than offset
range
of 9/16% to 29/32%; three-months' bills
were
from
9/16% to 15/16%; four-months' bills were from 9/16% to
15/16%, and six-months' bills were %% to 29/32%.
In
the last
week
of June all maturities
Sterling cable transfers sold
and
on
June 30 at
on
quoted at %%.
were
'
London
London
London
Open Market
Check Rate
Open Market
Paris
,
1
U
HOLIDAY
Gold Price
HOLIDAY
on
Paris
of
exchange
7/16% and
ranged
a
during June
%%.
Gold Price
June 16
76.528
138s.
5d.
between
dis¬
a
discount of
CONTINENTAL AND OTHER FOREIGN EXCHANGE
The pressure against the French
London
June
Canadian
Mean
Check Rate
on
increase of $24,800,000 in gold held under earmark
foreign account at this bank.
The monetary gold stock
of the country was increased by
approximately $205,000,000
during the month as a net result of all transactions."
a net
count
$5.01%@$5.02%.
Mean
v
by
for
June 1 at $4.99 9/16@$5.00,
LONDON CHECK RATE ON PARIS AND PRICE OF
GOLD IN LONDON
■.
India, $2,400,000 from
early in March and
the
franc which
developed
intensified immediately following
was
of the Popular Front in the May 3 election, con¬
tinued acute during June.
The flight of French capital for
success
June
2
75.918
139s.
2d.
June 17
76.423
3
138s.
76.204
3d.
security and investment chiefly in London and New York
June
138s. lOd.
June 18
4_
138s.
76.470
7d.
caused
June
76.366
138s.
3^d.
June 19
70.250
138s.
6d.
6J4d.
June 20
of
76.143
138s.
9d.
June
5
76.236
138s.
Junr
0
76.286
138s.
June
7
June
8
75.723
139s.
June
9
76.043
139s.
June 10
76.238
138s.
June 11
76.253
June 12
76.382
June 13
76.382
138s.
SUNDAY
June 14
SUNDAY
June 15
76.279
9d.
SUNDAY
June 21
SUNDAY
SUNDAY
June 22
76.030
138s.
June 23
76.030
138s.
9d.
June 24
76.097
138s.
7^d.
8Hd.
June 25
76.130
138s.
7d.
138s.
9d.
June 26
75.873
138s.
8d.
138s.
6^d.
June 27
75.795
138s.
7J^d.
SUNDAY
9^d.
June 28
SUNDAY
June 29
75.810
138s.
75.748
138s.
138s.
4d.
9d.
June 30
9d.
SUNDAY
8 Hd.
8d.
In commenting on
the foreign exchange situation during
June, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York said in its
"Monthly Review" for July 1:
"Political and financial
developments in France con¬
tinued to
be the
major influence in the foreign exchange
Pressure against French exchange
again became severe in the early part of the
month, but
abated
considerably thereafter.
A
wave
of
industrial
market
during
June.
a
continuous drain
on
the gold reserves of the Bank
France, which declined about 15.5% during the 11-week
period beginning March 20. The importance of the French
franc in the June market and the great loss of
gold by the
Bank of France is referred to above in the review of
sterling exchange.
One
of
the
first
reduce the bank
two days
acts
rate
on
of
the
Blum
Government
June 23 from 6%
to
When,
further lowered to 4%, it was
later, the rate was
history of the Bank that the
the first time in the
been changed twice in a
was
to 5%.
rate had
single week.
A series of restrictive measures
adopted during June
capital and repair the
was
in an effort to arrest the exodus of
damage to French gold reserves, which would not have been
regarded as serious except for the general concern as to
the outlook for the franc and the
uncertainty of the
situation.
On June 14 a regulation was
political
promulgated requir¬
ing all
persons
leaving France to declare whether they
were
MONTHLY
July, 1936]
precious metals with them and to what amount
regulations had already restricted the purchase
and sale of gold coin and foreign bank notes.
These meas¬
ures, which, however,
affected only the smaller French
owners of capital, as the great bulk of capital
owned by
large interests had long since been transferred, were fol¬
lowed by the introduction in the Chamber of Deputies, < on
June 23, of bills providing for the reorganization of the
Bank of France and penalizing attacks on the national
credit.
Failure to declare by July 15 the gold and securities
taking
Previous
Frenchmen is likely to result in prose¬
proposed to enforce an existing
The restrictive measures imposed in an effort to
held abroad by all
under
cution,
statute.
measures
arrest¬
movement, and, in addition, caused some
capital succeeded during June in
halt the outflow of
ing the outward
slight repatriation of funds.
The Bank of France statement for the week ended
May 29
showed a decline in gold holdings of 437,522,074 francs;
for the week ended June 5, a loss of 1,500,074,618 francs;
for the week ended June 12, a loss of 059,299,903 francs;
for the week ended June 19, a loss of 609,520,765 francs, and
for the week ended June 26, a gain of 46,157,505 francs.
The
Bank's total
loss of gold
between March 20 and
June 19 was 11,747,811,035 francs.
The Bank's gold holdings
on June 26 stood at 53,998,767,878 francs, as compared with
71,017,378,093 francs a year earlier, with the all-time high
of 83,359,000,000 francs on Dec. 2, 1932, and with 28,935,000,000 francs when the unit was stabilized in June, 1928.
Bank's
The
ratio
on
June
stood
26
at
73.94% a year earlier, and with legal requirement
of 35%.
On June 1 Paris cable transfers sold at 6.58 5/16@
6.58%, and
June 30 at 6.63(^6.63%.
on
*
contradiction in as
much as the unit has long ceased to be a currency in the
international sense.
It would seem that Dr. Schacht, Presi¬
The German mark continued a glaring
1208534967
dent of the
shrinkage in grain and other stocks, the American counter¬
vailing duties, and the reduction in gold shipments to Ber¬
lin from Russia.
The Reichsbank statement for the last
May showed a decline in gold and bullion of
1,958,000 marks; for the first quarter of June, an increase
170,000 marks; for the second quarter, an increase of
100,000 marks; for the third quarter, an increase of 834,000
quarter of
of
marks, and for the fourth quarter, an increase of 670,000
marks.
2.30%
he gave to a representative
a year
June 30 at
earlier and with
was
by the French
was
on
Dec. 31. 1932.
a
situation.
and was only slightly affected
In the early part of the month
considerable movement of gold from France to
Belgium.
Belga cable transfers on June 1 were 16.91% @
16.92, and
on
Italian
June 30, 16.90y2@16.91 %.
showed
lire
practically
as
bearing
foreign exchange or the financial situation in
on
Rome has been published since
7.87
on
Cable transfers
December.
quoted at 7.86% @7.89 on June 1, and 7.86% @
June 30.
Rome
on
were
published
On June 25 the Polish Government
decree to
a
service on its
external loans by depositing the corresponding amount of
zlotys in the Bank of Poland to the credit of the fiscal
agents in the countries affected and will not transfer the
funds out of Poland.
The government explained to such
fiscal agents that the country's trade balance has been
the
of the foreign
effect
for
that
lowered to such
an
present it will
the
pay
extent that the reserves of the Bank of
Poland have declined to $70,000,000.
Exchange
in
mixed
on
trends
the countries neutral during the war showed
during June.
The Scandinavian currencies
firm in sympathy
were
Swiss
francs
were
with sterling. Holland guilders and
affected by the adverse po¬
seriously
the Swiss and the Dutch cur¬
toward the end of the month, and even
reached parity with the dollar.
On Wednesday, June 24,
The Netherlands Bank reduced its rate of rediscount from
sition of the franc, but both
rencies firmed
DAILY RATES OF EXCHANGE ON
up
CONTINENTAL CENTERS
Paris
Swiss
Holland
Belgium
Italy
Greek
Francs
Francs
Guilders
Belga
Lira
Drachma
June
Cables
6.575,606.585,6
6.575,606.58 %
6.555,6o6.58»,6
4„. 6.54^06.585,6
5... 6.555,606.58®,6
6__. 6.55»,6a6.58 %
2...
3...
6.585,606.58%
6.585,606.58%
6.585,606.58%
6.585,606.58%
6.585,606.58%
6.585,606.58%
32.30o32.31
32.29032.30
32.29%o32.30 32.30o32.31
32.29 %o.30% 32.30a32.31%
Checks
67.54a67.56
07.88
67.55a67.57
a7.87
16.91
7.86
16.90%
7.86%a7.88
7.87
7.87
a7.89
7.87
07.88
7.85
07.87
32.29%a32.30
32.30a32.31
67.50a67.57
67.56a67.59
16.89 %ol6.90 16.90al6.90% 7.86%a7.88
16.90al6.90% 16.90 %al6.91 7.86%a7.87
32.29032.30
32.30o32.31
67.51a67.57
67.56o67.58
16.90%al6.92
32.37o32.43
32.36032.42
SUN DAY
67.59a67.67
16.91al6.93
07.86
7.84
67.64a67.72
6.52% a6.585,6
6.52%o6.58%
6.62 %o6.585,6
6.52%o6.585,6
15...
19...
6.52%o6.58s,6
6.52 %a6.58s, 6
6.52%a6.58%
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during
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currencies throughout June,
there
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He was
saying that the system of clearings in foreign
trade which Germany has been forced to adopt would be
the international exchange system of the future, "displacing
the out-of-date system of international credit and money."
In foreign banking circles Dr. Schacht's declarations were
interpreted to mean that the German foreign exchange
situation was again nearing a critical period, owing to the
press
bullion on June 30 stood at
gold and
June 1 the free mark
Reichsbank, admitted as much in reports of an
interview which
The Bank's
71,766,000 marks, which compared with 85,613,000 marks a
year earlier and with 806,223,000 marks on Dec. 31, 1932.
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58.10%, compared
with
115
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MONTHLY REVIEW
116
The London
The higher rate had been in effect since only
4Vi°fo to 4%.
when it was increased from 3%%.
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The Netherlands had been able to maintain a 2y2% rate
June 3,
30, when it was obliged to put a 3y2%
from Feb. 4 to May
rate in
on
June
dollar
force, followed by the 4%% rate on June 4. A fur¬
to 3%% was made effective on June 30.
reduction
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on
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was
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19%.
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and
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29, the Amster¬
further reduction would be
as money rates had become
June 1.
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1.
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30, and 32% @32% on
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32.320327,6
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32.34o32%
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29.94o30%
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