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highly trained organization in this business.
one
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country
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general
has never engaged in
which
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banking, selling securities, etc.
Venable Baetjer & Howard
Baetjer
Charles H. Babcock
Reynolds & Co.
Co.
William G. Baker, Jr.-£aier, Wails &
Howard Bruce.-
Chairman of Board of Balti¬
George C. Cutler.
President of Safe Deposit and
more
National Bank
Trust Co.
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Asbury Davis
-President
of Baltimore
United
of
States
Fidelity and Guaranty Co.
Lyman Delano
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Robert Garrett
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Chairman of Board of Atlantic
Coast Line R. R. Co.
Robert Garrett & Sons
President of James Lumber Co.
Norman James
J. Edward Johnston
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With
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to
individuals"
prevent evasion
was
message
letter from Secretary of the Treasury
of
a
more
with
less
or
developments
government
character
routine
centers
more
the labor
of
the
Acute
situation.
country,
extending
strikes in
over
the
Under a bill passed by Congress "during
of the tax burden."
States involving upwards of 400,000 workers, the
,
month
where "the law itself permits
corporations to avoid their equitable share
individuals and
dozen
some
and
the
hn extremely disturbing situation.
congressional committee was named to
number killed and hundreds
eral
of Supreme
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dustrial
strike
Organization,
instigators.
rupted by
been
members
whose
With
American
have
industry
been
the
widespread
violence,
but
laws
have
been
W/.\. -A
broken.
On June 17 President Roosevelt authorized Secre¬
tary of Labor Perkins to appoint a special Board of Media¬
tion to investigate the steel
strike situation and
to make
recommendations for settlement of the differences between
the company officials and the C. I. O.
order Miss Perkins appointed
man
of the
an
administrative
Charles P. Taft 2nd
Chair¬
as
the Board held
its
a
justices if those over 70 years
settlement of the controversy,
final meeting on
June 28, and
on
Secretary Perkins before sailing for Europe.
The
substitute
The
the
of
Perkins
the Mediation
on
Board
made
was
public
by
the
re¬
by Miss
July 1, at which time she is said to have stated
settlement.
an
also revises the maximum number
conference
table between
heads of the four companies and the union
and that the only present
in such
a
a
representatives,
tax
of
the
four
com¬
any
Committee,
agreement with the Steel Workers
regardless
of the
number
of
em¬
tax
it
on
June 14
was
majority
June
10 the
approved amendments
Senate
characterized
as
"a
needless,
report
represented
the views
of
10
of
\-
As
originally
introduced,
June 1, shortly
before final enactment
the
legislation
dele¬
Treasury, but the bill was
to provide for a congres¬
and Under-Secre¬
Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau
tary
of the
Treasury
committee on June 17,
and
the
on
Congress, in his special
sional investigation.
Supreme
futile
passed the bill
gated the inquiry power to the
unsparing in its criti¬
utterly dangerous abandonment of constitutional principle."
The
to
to adopt legislation to close the loopholes in the
laws.
amended
Judiciary Committee
which
On
11.
message,
unique in American history the Senate
cism of President Roosevelt's bill to reorganize the
Court,
bill creating
the President on
laws, and the measure wras signed by
after President Roosevelt' had urged
trial peace."
document
Tax Evasion
evasion and avoidance and
of tax
The Senate had previously
strated by a secret ballot election is not the way to indus¬
a
Investigate
adopted by the House on June 8 in passing the measure.
refusal
ployees whom it actually represents, which could be demon¬
In
investigation
June
meeting.
Organizing
to
j
Congressional
Appointing
recommend legislation to eliminate loopholes in the present
■
panies to enter into
■m
;
Measure
Signs
joint congressional committee of 12 to conduct a nation¬
wide
the
possible hope of settlement lies
"We further believe that the
M
Roosevelt
Committee
which separate the two sides would be allayed by a man-to¬
the
of lower court
from 50, in the
Congress completed action on June 10 on the
"We cannot but believe that the bitterness and suspicion
discussion around
75 and
original bill, to 20.
President
Drafted before the Inland Steel Co. reached
agreement in the closing days of June, the report said :
man
of age did not retire.
retirement age up to
judges who could be appointed downward
that it did not seek to place the blame for the failure of
a
the
appointed annually
President for those serving past that age. .■ The
measure
port
moves
provides that additional justices can be
following day Mr. Taft conferred with President Roosevelt
and
in
;
accomplishing
As ex¬
Associated Press accounts, the measure was
offered as a complete substitute for the original court legis¬
lation which would have permitted appointment of six new
plained
Relations Board, and Edward F. McGrady, Assistant Secre¬
Without
the original Roosevelt bills,
the adverse report on
were
Bloyd K. Garrison, former Chairman of the National Labor
tary of Labor,
of the Judiciary Committee who approved
of 10 members
Board, while the other members named
Mr. Hatch, it is observed, was one
of New Mexico.
crat
In
Roosevelt's bill
Democratic substitute for President
a
Federal judiciary,
there was brought before the Senate on July 2 a bill which
Would permit three appointments to the United States
Supreme Court within the next six months. The substitute
was offered jointly by 'Senator Ashurst, Democrat of Ari¬
zona, Chairman of the 'Senate Judiciary Committee, and
Senators Logan, Democrat of Kentucky, and Hatch, Demo¬
Efforts have been made to settle the disputes, but without
results.
v:''
providing for the reorganization of the
series of destructive strikes, there has not only
a
Senate—Senate Group Rejects
Offered in
Court
Original Plan
As
inter¬
thus
Roosevelt's Proposal for Reorganization
Substitute Bill for President
cities, counted heavily against the Committee for In¬
investigate tax eva¬
legislation.
sion and recommend remedial
injured, steel plants besieged,
streets and roads blocked and martial law declared in sev¬
Jun^ 11, a joint
signed by the President
and
great majority of whom wished to remain at work, created
Riots and bloodshed, a
whereby the law
three methods
also proposed
sion,
should be improved in cases
on
Morgenthau, in which
eight different kinds of tax avoidance and eva¬
he listed
during the
large extent
steel
The President quoted a
to Congress on June 1.
adjournment of the Supreme Court on June 1
and
of very rich
"by a minority
President Roosevelt in a special
asked by
past month, attention of the Nation lias been focused to a
or
.
October,
next
otherwise
laws
tax
EVENTS
Further refer¬
July 2.
on
thereto appears below.
ence
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FINANCIAL
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emphatically
so
people of America."
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and U. S. Possessions and Territories; $16.50 in Canada; $18.50 in South
and Central America (except Argentina), Spain, Mexico and Cuba, and
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inquiry
on
the
need
devices to avoid taxes.
Roswell Magill
were
heard by the
both testifying at the opening of the
for legislation
•
to
,
overcome
s
alleged
MONTHLY EEYIEW
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At
a
conference, June 8, President Roosevelt said
Federal and State employees should pay
press
income
all
felt
he
that
and that
taxes
Federal
moved from
all
tax
exemptions
should
be
re¬
and State securities, but pointed out
problems revolved on constitu¬
tional amendments.
He indicated that there is little like¬
lihood of such amendments being approved.
that the solution of the two
,
Congress'Requests $160,000,000
President Roosevelt in Message to
Appropriation to Subsidize Ship Construction
permit the launching of the "long delayed re¬
habilitation of our merchant marine" were requested on
Funds to
President Roosevelt in a special message to Con¬
June 8 by
The President asked that $10,000,000 be appropriated
once for the revolving fund of the United States Mari¬
gress.
at
and also requested approval of an author¬
ization not to exceed $150,000,000 to permit the Commission
time Commission,
enter
to
into contracts
for ship construction.
Ship
-
proposal would be inserted in the third deficiency appro¬
priation bill. He said that "over 85% of the present Amer¬
ican merchant marine will be obsolete in five years," and
added that "in order to carry out our policy this country
immediately."
must build ships
illustrate
To
not
was
either
The President noted:
in another way, except for oil tankers, there
single seagoing vessel of the passenger, combination or general
construction in
carrying type under
cargo
for
a
the problem
domestic
the
the
or
foreign
an
trade,
American shipyard in 1936
and
for
the fifteenth con¬
the general cargo carrying
type has been built in an American shipyard for foreign trade.
During
that same period only a few cargo vessels were built for domestic seasecutive
year
not
single
a
seagoing
on
ship of
and Foreign Commerce Committee on
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
The measure represents a compromise between
Interstate
House
15 and the
June
June 7.
railroads and the government reached as a result of a
of conferences between the railway management
the
series
representing 98Ms% of the total mileage of Class I rail¬
roads of the United States and representatives of the 21
standard railway
employees'
organizations representing
substantially all railway employees on Class I railroads.
Class I railroads includes those whose annual gross income
is over
$1,000,000.
/
Extending Life of CCC for Three
Years-—Sends Estimate to Congress for $350,000,000 Appropria¬
tion for 1938 Fiscal Year
President Roosevelt Signs Measure
Under the
Subsidy bill, the United States Government,
through the Maritime Commission, may subsidize ship-build¬
ing by paying up to 50% of the differential between ship¬
building costs in the United States and abroad.
President Roosevelt explained in his message that his
1936
signed by President Roosevelt on June 30 after the House
24 and the Senate on June 28.
The railroad retirement bill received the approval of the
bad adopted it on June
President Roosevelt on June 28 signed the bill continuing
Civilian Conservation Corps until June
the existence of the
30, 1940, and at the same time sent to
Congress was cautioned by President Roosevelt on June 3
against enacting measures creating government positions
and exempting such posts from the civil service. The Presi¬
dent said that more than 70 bills were offered to the present
complete exemption, and urged Con¬
gress to place "all but policy-forming positions under the
merit system."
The President sent his message to Congress at the request
of the Civil Service Commission, which, in a letter to the
President, had voiced its dissatisfaction over the increasing
number of bills exempting employment thereunder from the
session which propose
estimate
Roosevelt Signs Measure Extending "Hot Oil" Act for
Two Years
President Roosevelt on June
Service—Cites 70 Recent Bills
an
an
President
goihg trade.
President Roosevelt Asks Congress to Limit Exemptions from Civil
Congress
appropriation of $350,000,000 to provide for the Corps
during the 1938 fiscal year. Congress has passed and Presi¬
dent Roosevelt on July 2 signed a bill carrying the necessary
appropriation.
„
,
The bill continuing the life of the CCC had been sent to
the White House after the House adopted on June 24 a con¬
ference report approved by the Senate the preceding day
(June 23).
The House had sought to limit the life of the
Corps to two years while the Senate desired to make it a
permanent agency as requested by President Roosevelt.
Senate and House conferees agreed on the three years on
May 28.
for
for two years
14 signed a bill extending
the Connally "Hot Oil" Act of 1935, which
prohibits shipments in interstate or foreign commerce of
petroleum and its products produced in violation of State
law.
The Act would have expired on June 16, 1937, but
under the extension will remain in effect until June 30,1939.
Congressional action on the measure, signed June 14, was
on June 10, when the Senate adopted a conference
report on the legislation.
In the form passed by the Senate
on March 29, the bill would have made the 1935 law perma¬
nent.
The House, however, voted on June 3, 189 to 93, to
extend the 1935 law for two years. In conference the House
completed
insisted upon the two-year
extension, to which the Senate
President
Work Relief Bill After
Congressional Approval—Measure Provides $1,325,000,000 for
WPA, $100,000,000 for RA and $75,000,000 for NYA
Roosevelt
Signs
July 1, was signed by President Roosevelt on June 30 after
Congress approved a conference report on the measure.
The conference report, submitted to the Senate on June 28,
was approved that day
by the Senate and on June 29 by
the
Senate
The
on
measure was
June
22
submitted to conference after
approved it with several minor
amendments.
The work relief bill, which carries the exact sum requested
by President Roosevelt, provides an appropriation of $1,325,000,000 for the Works Progress Administration, $100,000,000
for the Resettlement Administration, and $75,000,000 for
the National Youth Administration.
The WPA appropria¬
tion represents a reduction from the $1,860,000,000 spent
during the fiscal year just ended; in commenting on this
reduction an Associated Press account from Washington,
June 30, stated:
The reduction In funds will require the dismissal of thousands
of relief
workers each week between now and July 15.
Harry L. Hopkins, WPA
Administrator, has set an employment figure of 1,655.477 for that date.
On June 5 there were 1,980,000 on the WPA rolls, a decrease of 19,000
from the preceding week.
WPA officers said that there had been po "really serious
from most of the States
received
so
far
were
over
complaints"
the current curtailment—that the majority
from New York City, where the rolls are to
be cut
from 180,000 to 157,000.
President Roosevelt Signs New Railrdad Retirement Bill and Com¬
panion Measure to Levy J"axes to Pay Pensions
The
Wagner-Crosser bill establishing a *new retirement
program for approximately 1,150,000 railroad employees has
been approved by Congress and
signed by President; Roose¬
on June 24.
The Act, which is retroactive to Jan. 1,
velt
1937,
was passed by the Senate on June 23 after the House
had adopted it on June 21 by a vote of 361 to 1.
Repre¬
sentative Jerry O'Connell of Montana cast the lone dissent¬
ing vote.
On June
30 the President signed the Carriers Taxing
Act of 1937, levying income taxes on railroad employees and
equal excise taxes on employers to provide funds to
finance the Railroad Retirement Act of 1937:
The taxing
measure
provides a tax of 2%% on the incomes of em¬
ployees and an excise tax of a like amount on payrolls of
employers for the years 1937, 1938 and 1939.
The tax
Will increase by % of 1% every three years until reaching
&%% by 1949, at which level it will remain.
expected to yield about $121,000,000 in 1937,
$165,000,000 in 1949.
consented.
"Nuisance?' Taxes and Three*Cent Postage Rate
President Roosevelt
$1,500,000,000
The Administration's work relief bill, carrying appropria¬
tions of $1,500,000,000 for the 1938 fiscal year which began
the House.
conferees finally
Measure Extending
merit system.
The
measure
The tax is
increasing to
providing the taxes was
^
for Two Years Signed by
President Roosevelt on June 30
signed the Doughton bill
extending for two years the so-called "nuisance" taxes and
the three-cent postage rate.
The taxes and the threepostage rate, which would have expired on July 1
extended, are expected to raise approximately
cent
if
not
The measure had been
the Senate passed it
on
June 24.
Before passing the measure on June 24
the Senate first approved and then rejected an amend¬
ment by Senator Robert M. LaFollette of Wisconsin to
increase the surtax rates on incomes of $6,000 and over.
The Senate adopted the amendment by a vote of 35 to 31,
and an hour later reversed itself and defeated the proposal
42 to 29.
The Senate passed the bill itself without a record
$650,000,000 in revenue annually.
sent
to
the
House
White
after
vote.
the Senate on June 15 by the
the bill would have extended
the "nuisance" taxes and the three-cent postage rate for only
In the form as reported to
Senate Finance Committee,
one
additional year.
The amendment of the
committee was
defeated by the Senate, which approved the bill in the same
form in which it was passed by the House on June 11.
President Roosevelt Proclaims Effective
Code of Fair Practices for
Bituminous Coal Industry—Non-Compliers to Be
President Roosevelt
on
Taxed 19)4%
June 21 issued an Executive
Order
fair competition
provided in the Guffey-Vinson Bituminous Coal Act of 1937
for the soft coal industry.
The code was promulgated on
June 21 by the National Bituminous Coal Commission,
which, under the Act, is empowered to fix minimum prices
and to enforce the fair trade practices.
All producers of
bituminous coal in interstate commerce are subject to the
code and to the excise taxes provided for its administration.
The Guffey-Vinson Act, which was enacted as a substitute
for the Bituminous Coal Conservation Act of 1935 held un¬
constitutional in 1936 by the United States Supreme Court
on the ground that provisions
of the Act regulating the
wages and hours of miners exceeded the powers of Congress,
imposes an excise tax of lc. per ton of 2,000 pounds on coal
produced in the United States and sold Or otherwise disposed
of by the producer, and a 19%% penalty tax on producers
failing to comply with the code of fair practice. The 1937"
proclaiming effective that day the code of
law does not contain any labor
provisions.
Municipal Bankruptcy Bill Passed by House—Measure Designed to
Supplant 1934 Act Ruled invalid
A municipal bankruptcy
bill offered as a substitute for
May 26, 1936, by the
United States Supreme Court was passed by the House on
June 24 by a vote of 123 to 16 and sent to the Senate for
the 1934 Act ruled unconstitutional on
Julyj 1937] ifMONTHLY REVIEW
1
—
approval.
The bill would authorize municipalities to enter
into bankruptcy proceedings in a Federal District Court,
and would
permit
the
court
to
make
tion
}
80,000
were
River* and Harbors Improvements
Meanwhile,
carrying
Governor
Among the
turbances
Co., not to
Before
would
1936 Omnibus Flood
$22,500,000
give
the
engineers $181,416,300, of which
of projects authorized under the
including the Ohio River Valley, and
Control
lower
for
Act,
Mississippi
flood-control
works
embraced
the
by
Act.
a
Mediation
Board,
their Youngstown plants the
ments, of which
standing that
Board
total of
a
$128,000,000 for river and harbor improve¬
$90,822,101 would be for
work
new
„>
Files Suit to Bar Use of Troops in
Explosions
,
and
the
balance for
^
r
Close
Bethlehem
"Breaking Strike"—Dynamite
Plant
Johnstown—Failure
at
It
of
Strike-affected steel mills resumed production in the clos¬
ing week of June under the protection of State police and
troops, and many reported operations normal or "near
capacity," as officials of the Committee for Industrial Or¬
ganization protested that troops were "being used to break
strike."
Despite police protection, however, the huge
plant of the Bethlehem Steel Corp., at Johnstown, Pa., was
forced to close
on
June 29 when mysterious dynamite ex¬
plosions cut off the main
water
supply.
Spokesmen for the
"deploring" the incident and ex¬
pressing the hope that the bombing had not been committed
by strikers. Reopening of the plant occurred
July 6. The
reopening on July 2 of the Massillon (Ohio) plant of the
Republic Steel Oorp. was followed by the reopening on
July 6 of the corporation's Cleveland plants.
Gus Hall, C. I. O. organizer who had been
charged with
C. I. O. issued
statement
a
possession
of explosives
in
connection
with
martial
law
for
the
second
time
since the
strike
started at the Cambria plant of the Bethlehem Steel
This demand followed a warning from
Oorp.
Mayor Shields of
further protection would be extended
by
city authorities to C. I. O. leaders. It was announced on
June 30 that 40,000 coal miners would march on
Johnstown
Johnstown that
is
July 4 in
a
demonstration of
sympathy for the steel
Through the mediation of Governor Townsend of Indiana,
Company and the -Steel Workers Organizing
Inland Steel
Committee on June 30 signed a "memorandum of under¬
standing" ending the month-old strike at the Inland plant.
This was reported as follows in Associated Press
advices
of July 1 from East
Chicago, Ind.:
reopened today under
Is recognized as
O.
an
agreement by which
bargaining agent for its
accepts,
other
among
own
the O.
I.
0.
members only, and by which
Steel Company's
things, the Inland
policy."
Gov. M.
Clifford Townsend announced the settlement late last
night. He
which he had called out
only a few hours
immediately demobilized militia
before.
was
no
break in
the
strike
a?
it affects the
three
other
'Tittle
steel" corporations—Bethlehem,
Republic and Youngstown Sheet & Tube.
President Frank Purnell of the latter
company, which has plants in this
steel-making area, said early today:
"We will sign no agreement with
C I. O."
Inland
settlement
company and
The
O.
strike against
order
as
present to
this
this Board
It is
company.
the
our
on
the basis of agreements
between
the Governor and the union and the Governor.
Bethlehem
was
Steel
all,
Secretary of Labor Perkins appointing this
fact-finding body.
a
must
we
one
facts
under¬
of
make
involving
it
clear
that
hours
wages,
the fundamental
.
issue
in
Re¬
.
this
working conditions in Republic
or
therefore urged that the Board)
issue by discussion of
Republic
and
contract,
any
the
oral
or
do
not
lose sight
the technical question
C.
I.
O.
written,
There
in
is
of
not
existence
a
,
of this
written
and
now,
funda¬
contract
has
Republic
between
never
and
Approximately 4,000 truckmen and warehouse laborers in
about 200 warehouses throughout New York
City who went
on
strike June 7 for higher pay, shorter
hours, a closed
shop and other demands, returned to their jobs on June 11
as
result of
a
agreement
an
reached
June 10 between the
Warehousemen's Association of the Port of New York and
Local 818 of the International Brotherhood of
Teamsters,
affiliate
of
American
the
Federation
of
Labor.
John
F.
Moffett, Federal labor conciliator, is credited with aiding
materially in the reaching of the agreement.
The follow¬
ing bearing on the agreement is from the New York "Times"
of June 11:
The
for
a
agreement, characterized by union spokesmen as a victory, provides
schedule of $33 a week as against the former rate of $29 and
demand of the union for $36, a 44-hour week, and the closed
The employers granted! also time-and-a-half for overtime, double pay
wage
the original
shop.
for
holidays and Sundays, and vacations of
than
more
u
a
year
a
week with
pay
for all with
of service.
Sit-Down" Striker* of Ape* Hosiery Co. Quit Mill* in Philadelphia
—Effort* to Settle Strike Fail
An
unsuccessful conference
effort to
the
settle the strike at
Apex Hosiery Co.
was
held
on
the mills in
June 28
in
an
Philadelphia of
The conference had been called by
Mayor S. Davis Wilson, who, on June 23, led the "sitdowners" from the mills following the issuance of an evic¬
tion order by Federal Judge William H. Kirkpatrick.
The
strikers had held the plant since
signed the eviction order
officers
of
of which
the
the
American
strikers
are
May 6.
Judge Kirkpatrick
June 22, and it was served on
Federation of Hosiery Workers,
on
members.
at the direction of the United
The order
was
signed
States Circuit Court
of Ap¬
in Philadelphia, which ruled on June 21 that the
"sit-down" strike at the mills of the Apex Hosiery Co. vio¬
lated both the Sherman anti-trust law and the Wagner
peals
Labor Act.
Philco Radio Worker* Return to Work After Four-Week Strike
Approximately 8,500 employees of the Philadelphia Stor-%
Battery Co., makers of Philco radios, returned to work
on June 1 with the signing of a new agreement between the
age
company
and the officials of the United Electrical and Radio
affiliated with the Committee for Indus¬
Workers Unions,
Neither, for that matter, did Inland Steel.
The
Girdler
Warehouse Worker* in New York City Win
Wage Increase and Other
Concession* Following Strike
.
There
steel
been,
no
strikers.*
I.
Mr.
O. I. O.
dis¬
orders in the steel strike, surrendered to the
police on July 1.
Meanwhile, on June 30, officials of steel and railroad unions
urged Governor Earle of Pennsylvania to place Johnstown
C.
21,
The basic issue of the* present strike is the
right of American citizens
to work free from molestation
or
violence and anger, and the
right of
the company the furnish
employment to 58,000 men and women.
between
"labor
I.
stands ready to
plants.
I* Ended
the
of
strike is not
mental
The mills
the
designated it
Mediation Board to Adjust Difference*—Strike at inland Plant
on
June
on
In
appearing before the Board to discuss the facts of the
strike,
public is not submitting the strike to arbitration
by the Board.
First
Steel Worker* Return to Job* in Strike-Affected Plant*—-C, J. O.
under
the
.
carries
unlawful
Governor
statement in which he said:
involved in the C.
army
maintenance.
f
open
Republic Steel Corp,
measure;
measure
Illinois and
V
developments with the continued dis¬
many
made
$30,000,000 would be for construction
of
were
following day.
the
<;
the
appeal by President Roosevelt on
June 21 to Tom M.
Girdler, President of the Republic Steel
Corp., and Frank Purnell, President of the
Youngstown
Sheet & Tube
mittee on Appropriation on June 11;
Washington Associated
Press advices of that date had the
following to say regard¬
•
Homer
Davey of Ohio sought to mediate.
toward flood control and $128,000,000 for river and harbor
The appropriation bill had reached the House Com¬
The bill
summary
•
•
.
was estimated that approximately
strike in protest against the refusal of Re¬
on
work.
Overton
general
,
Committee for Industrial Organization.
Strikers pick¬
plants of all three independent steel
companies, but
only the Republic Steel Corp.
sought to continue operations.
works, was passed by the House on June 15 and sent to the
Senate.
The appropriation, although $47,181 below the
Budget Bureau's estimate, is $3,736,378 above the current
year's figure.
Of the appropriation, $52,500,000 Would / go
The
our
eted
Control and
an appropriation of $194,328,000 for flood
control, rivers and harbors improvements and related public
ing the
in
the
House Approve* $194,328,000 Appropriation for Flood
:
refer
-'
public Steel Corp., Youngstown Sheet & Tube
Co. and Inland
Steel Corp. to
sign collective bargaining contracts with
the Steel Workers
Organizing Committee, a subsidiary of
districts.
A bill
we
in tlle montl1 it
on
as drainage, levee, water,
school, port and similar improvement
sewer, road,
V
which
yyy:
any
fits upon other taxing units such
irrigation,
to
above.
plan
agreed upon by two-thirds of the municipality's creditors.
In addition to municipalities, the bill confers the same bene¬
effective
Board
the
trial
The workers had been
Organization.
weeks.
The action
of the union
and
on
strike for four
officers
of
the
com¬
on
weeks following a strike call by the C. I. O.
The disturb¬
were featured
by an order of Gov. Earle of
followed the vote taken on May 27 by the workers
favoring acceptance of the new agreement. While no details
of the settlement were announced, it is understood that the
workers retained the 36-hour week, under which they had
sylvania
been working, and compromised on their demand for
Cambria, Pa., plant
Corp. resumed operations at its
June 26, after a shutdown of two
ances
Penn¬
on
June 16
(later rescinded)
placing Johnstown
under martial law.
an
The strike disorders at plants of the various
steel com¬
panies assumed disturbing proportions during the middle of
the month, and particularly was this so at the
Cambria
plant of the Bethlehem Steel Corp. The rioting which had
marked the strike there resulted in
Roosevelt
town
to
an
appeal to President
June 15 by Mayor Daniel J. Shields of
Johns¬
intervene.
on
Mayor Shields also sent
bearing
a
telegram to Governor Earle
on the situation.
The steel
strikes in the various States
brought the ap¬
pointment, on June 17, by Secretary of Labor Perkins, at
the direction of President Roosevelt, of the Federal
Media¬
pany
hour wage increase by accepting a 5c.
Mail
Room
Worker*
of
Three Pittsburgh
A strike of 150 union mail room
a
10c.
increase.
Newspaper* End Strike
employees of Pittsburgh's
three daily newspapers, which had been responsible for the
suspension of publication of the papers for three days, ended
on June 24 when the workers voted to return to their jobs
under their old contract, at the same wage—viz., $6.80 a day
for day workers and $7 for night workers.
The strikers,
members of the Pittsburgh Mailers Union No. 22, voted to
return after the three affected newspapers, the "Press," the
"Sun-Telegraph" and the "Post-Gazette," threatened to re¬
sume publication with union members from outside the Pitts¬
burgh district working in place of the strikers.
The strike
.
to return to their
men
The strikers, who had
.
jobs.
sought higher wages, on June 22
Co.
and
others.
The
;
-
respect to them.
ment with
Federal Court in Philadelphia Restricts Power of NLRB1
Ruling by
to
Order Last February to Evacuate Plants of Fan-
Enforce
two-to-one
Bargaining
Collective
Negotiations
Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia, in a
The Federal
Waukegan
steel Metallurgical Corp. in
Power
Electric
,
Sentenced by Illinois Judge—C. I. O. Members Had
Defied Court
Tennessee
their merits today. '
One was by a 4-to-4 vote, Justice Sutherland not participating, and another
was by a 7-to-2
vote.
The court held for reargument in the autumn six cases and made the
unusual request that the Attorney General state the position of the govern¬
engaged in a "sit-down" strike but left the plants voluntarily
late that night.
About 5,000 employees of the papers had
been affected by the strike.
•
39 Sit-Downers
the
government wanted this suit dismissed.
1
The court decided only three cases, all minor, on
The latter union ordered
organization.
by
brought
tions
subordinate, and by the International Typographical Union,
parent body of the
enjoin the extension of Tennessee Valey Authority power opera¬
the suit to
had been declared illegal by the international officers of the
Mailers Trade District Union, of which the local union is a
the
REVIEW
MONTHLY
4
decision, issued on June 18, ruled that where anr
*
Thirty-nine of the men who last February defied an order
Circuit Court in Waukegan, 111., to evacuate
issued by the
of the Fansteel Metallurgical Corp.,
the plants in Waukegan
Forby of Zion, 111., sitting at Waukegan.
dore
a
by Circuit Judge Theo¬
fined and sentenced on June 8
were
employer made a satisfactory settlement of labor differences
with a committee of his employees, even without the aid of
Board.
In its decision the
the Delaware-New Jersey Ferry
Co. to recognize the Marine Engineers Beneficial Associa¬
tion No. 13 as the exclusive bargaining
agency for the
company's engineers.
The Philadelphia "Record" reports that the majority
The sentences
plants of the Fansteel Corp. last Feb. 17 and were ordered
on Feb. 18 by the Circuit Court to evacuate.
The workers
of
Feb. 19 to evict them,
on
citation
court
police
deputy
opinion was written by District Court Judge Oliver B. Dick¬
inson, who sat in on the case in the absence of other Circuit
Court judges.
It was concurred in by Circuit Court Judge
obey the order and an unsuccessful attempt was
following which a contempt
refused to
made
Feb.
26
plants.
for 20 Hours in Saginaw Valley of
Power Strike Paralyzes Industry
Circuit Court Judge John Biggs
Michigan—Over 180 Communities Affected
A one-day power
strike, which had paralyzed industry for
about 20 hours in four large cities and about 180 communities
Validity of
to
8
June
accept
In
Workers
of
which the power workers are
America, with
The workers had earlier, rejected the agreement,
affiliated.
possession of the several plants of the Con¬
main power house in Mil¬
waukee.
The agreement provides a wage increase for the
workers and recognizes the union as the sole bargaining
agent.
The strike was said to be opposed by the union.
and had taken
Power Co., including the
sumers
;
half for overtime,
be effective
state
The
reached
for
June
the
15
agent
on
after
10
The
commerce to
removal of burdens imposed by intra¬
Congress
commerce.
Entitled
was
deliberation in
vv;
Under
to
The United States
Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on June
producers were entitled to more than.
notedi
$3,500,000 in refunds for cotton
/
,*
profit by the wage increase, which is retroactive to April 1, when the old
contract
expired.
The
contract, which will be in effect until March 31,
new
1939, raises the basic pay scale from $5.50 to $6 a day
in
increases
made
some
classifications]
and
is
adaptation
an
[with additional
of
the agreement
by Eastern coal operators.
James M. Landis Re-elected Chairman
Government Loses Initial Arguments in Utility Cases Before
Supreme Court—Tribunal Adjourns Until Oct. 4
;
nied government
petitions in three leading cases involving
public utilities.
The
the
marked
Court adjourned until Oct. 4.
The
day on the bench of Associate
final
Justice Willis Van Devanter, who
previously had announced
on June 1, the
Court agreed to review next autumn the constitutionality
his
of
At its session
forthcoming retirement.
the
government's authority to make Public Works Ad¬
ministration
loans and
operated electric
attacks
on
power
grants
It also agreed to hear
the Administration's gold clause
policy and on the
Home,Owners Loan Act.
<
A Washington dispatch of June
1 to the New York "Herald
Tribune" described Court rulings on that date as follows :
After
•
issues
sustaining
the
Federal
Government
during the last six months,
cedural
points
the court
important
on
constitutional
it three rebuffs on pro¬
gave
\
today*
First, it granted
City
constitu¬
the petition of the Alabama Power Co. and Iowa
Light & Power Co. for
a
writ of
certiorari
in
testing the
cases
tionality of PWA grants and loans for municipal electric power projects.
Having been upheld in five different United: States Circuit Courts of
As a result of the
Appeals, the government wanted the petition dismissed.
court's
three
action
years
injunctions
today, another six months will
that
this
pending
phase
a
final
involved.
Second,
the
the Electric
court
rejected
Bond & Share Co.
constitutionality of
of
the
Court
in
New
York.
added to the more than
been blocked by
constitutional issues
has
program
plea of the Federal
that
it
expedite
a
:
Government and' of
final determination of the
the registration provisions of the Public Utility Hold¬
ing Company Act by taking the test
Court of
PWA
be
determination
of
the
'* [%■:}-]'
the
As
a
case
result, the
Appeals in New York,
directly from the Federal District
case
must be argued in the
i
Circuit
Appeals order for a trial in the Federal District Court in Tennessee of
was
re-elected Chairman of the
Securi¬
for a third term, it was an- *
July 1. He was selected for
an indefinite
period as he will leave the Commission on
Sept. 1 to take over his new duties as Dean of the Harvard
Law School.
He was first elected Chairman in Sept., 1935,
succeeding Joseph P. Kennedy and re-elected last July. Mr.
Landis became a member of the Commission on its formation
in June, 1934, with the passage of the Securities Exchange
Act of 1934.
French Devaluation
Currency devaluations by leading nations have become so
common in recent years that only a little stir and apprehen¬
sion followed still another move of this nature by France,
formally at the end of June.
Financial troubles
occasioned the latest French depreciation of the circulating
m, with budgetary difficult.-fs a primary cause, while a,
heavy outflow of funds and ' correspondingly larger losses of
golq appeared to be the immediate reason.
The French
capital export owed its origin also to the fear of war in Europe
and the general social unrest.
When the tentative devalua¬
tion of last September was effected, it was hoped generally
that stability would be possible at the new level.
But some
serious mistakes were made and the outflow continued.
It became apparent early in June that the 10,000,000,000
franc Exchange Stabilization Fund set up last September
had been turned completely into paper francs in the endeavor
to bolster the French unit, and events moved rapidly there¬
after.
The Cabinet of Premier Leon Blum tumbled when
the Senate refused to grant the regime absolute powers to
deal with the crisis.
Another Left Front Cabinet quickly
effected
was
:„v
Third, it rejected the government's plea that it consider a Circuit Court
of
James M. Landis
ties and Exchange Commission
nounced by the Commission on
for municipally owned and
enteiprises.
of Securities and Exchange
Commission
The United States
Supreme Court, at the meeting on
June 1, which concluded one of the most important terms of
the Court in its history, issued three rulings in which it de¬
session
tax-exemption certificates
they had purchased under the Bankhead Cotton Control Act
before it was repealed.
The decision was based on the
Supreme Court's ruling invalidating the Agricultural Adjust¬
ment Act, which was followed by repeal of the cotton control
program.
.
v;
'i/'V :yv
M. W. A., will
25,000 miners in Illinois, members of the U.
More than
•
Repealed Bankhead Act
28 that 100,000 cotton
"
,
Appeals Rules 100,000 Cotton Farmers Are
$3,500,000 Refund on Tax-Exemption Certificates
Chicago, said the Chicago "Tribune" of June 16, which also
K
,
connected with said interstate *1
must enact regulatory legislation which affects such 4
intimately and inseparably
United States Court of
agreement
of
weeks
to the recent United
Laughlin case, upholding the
Circuit Court calling attention
successful requires
and
commerce
intrastate
equal division of work, and
miners.
the
Court opinion in the Jones &
commerce,
recognition of the United Mine Workers of America as sole
bargaining
Chicago affirmed
constitutionality of the Wagner Labor Act, said, in part:
"It would! seem clear that if the regulation of interstate
an
agreement also provides for a five-day week of 35 hours,
a
of
States Supreme
agreement on June 15 providing wage
rises for the miners "in minimum of 10% in all classifica¬
time and
in
^
decision
The
more."
Appeals
of
Court
following regarding the decision of the Circuit Court
of June 11 is from the Chicago "Tribune" of June 12:
■
tions and in some classifications substantially
decision handed down on June 11, the
The
^Representatives of the Illinois Coal Operators' Association
and of the Illinois District of the United Mine Workers of
America reaOhed
Federal Circuit
'& Co.
Illinois Coal Miners Given Wage Increase—Agreement Also Provides
35-Hour Week
a
Circuit
agreement, signed in Washington on
company and the United Automobile
an
the
between
Jr.
Commodity Exchange Act Upheld by
Court of Appeals in Chicago
United States
two lower,
court rulings upholding the constitutionality of the Com¬
modity Exchange Act.
The decision was written by Judge
Evan A. Evans and concurred in by Judges Will M. Sparks
and J. Earl Major.
The decisions affirmed by the Circuit
Court involved appeals of William S. Moore, a member of
the Mercantile Exchange, and a group of six members of
the Chicago Board of Trade, headed by James E. Bennett
throughout the Saginaw Valley of Michigan, was ended on
when union workers of the Consumers Power CO.
June 9
votbd
V
A dissenting opinion, holding that a
the majority "would emasculate the
(Wagner) Act and put a premium on the very practices
which its avowed policy prohibits," was handed down by
Joseph Buffington.
ruling like that of
routed the strikers from the
V; . .;■*
'•
sheriffs
and
On
them.
against
issued
was
Relations
tribunal refused to compel
to 240 days
up
Labor
National
and the fines up to $1,000.
The
men, members of the Amalgamated
Iron, Steel and Tin
Workers of North America, an affiliate of the Committee
for Industrial Organization, started a sit-down strike in the
ranged
duly recognized union, he is not required to discuss similar
with another bargaining agency named by the
matters
formed
by Camille Chautemps; and after the customary
adrift once
and quoted in the international markets at about 3.84:
suspension of gold payments, the franc was set
more
5
;
j.
rency
changes.
•
.
'
The realization spread early in June that the "permanent*'
adjustments of French finances promised by Premier Blum
when he took office more than a year ago were illusory.
Admission that the budget still was far out of balance and
that further steps would be required hastened the flight of
funds and the outflow of gold from the country.
Rentes fell
to the lowest levels in 11 years on the Bourse and the for¬
ward discount of francs widened in the London and New York
markets.
The Bank of France attempted to use orthodox
combating the trend as the discount rate was raised
on June 14 to
6% from 4%.
But it appeared on the follow¬
ing day that Professor Charles Rist, President of the, Ex¬
change Equalization Fund Management Committee, had
resigned his office because he could not approve the financial
measures
proposed privately by Premier Blum and his
Cabinet associates.
It was widely rumored and subse¬
quently confirmed that Prof. Rist had informed the Govern¬
ment of the exhaustion of gold in the Equalization Fund.
means
The
for
Government introduced in the
June 15
Chamber of
Deputies
bill which provided sweeping powers to deal
with the situation until July 31, on the express understand¬
on
a
ing that Parliament would have the right to approve or
reject the measures when it assembled next autumn.
The
Chamber approved this request, but the Senate rejected it.
Since the measure was not made the occasion for a test of
confidence, it was reintroduced and again the Chamber
approved, while the Senate turned thumbs down.
;
^
Premier
Blum
decided
that
the
situation
required the
resignation of his regime, and President Albert Lebrun was
informed of this decision on June 21.
Camille Chautemps,
who held the office of Minister of
commissioned
form
State under
M. Blum,
and
accomplished by June 23, with the changes impor¬
tant only in a few respects.
M. Blum assumed the post of
Minister of State made vacant by M. Chautemps.
More
important than this change, however, was the replacement of
Vincent Auriol as Minister of Finance by Georges Bonnet,
was
this
to
a
successor
Government,
was
Ambassador to the United States.
Paris
immediately after he
in the meanwhile little
was
was
M. Bonnet set sail for
asked to accept the post and
done in Paris.
Gold still
was
supplied to meet the requirements of French capital export¬
ers and the outflow assumed
huge proportions, for it was
generally accepted that another franc devaluation was
inevitable.
Finance Minister Bonnet arrived in Paris
on
June 28 and
he
immediately set in motion a scheme for a further franc
devaluation that obviously had been well pondered on the
voyage to Paris.
Early on June 29 the "Official Journal"
a decree suspending gold payments and announc¬
brief moratorium on internal commercial settlements
closing of the Bourse.
This drastic move had
its obvious political advantages, for Premier Chautemps
and his associates thereupon asked and readily obtained from
both houses of Parliament the power to deal with the situa¬
tion by decree, without prior commitment of any kind.
The Chamber approved the request early on June 30 and
the Senate acted similarly late the same day.
The Bourse
was permitted to open again on
July 1 and foreign exchange
dealings were resumed the same day at a level slightly under
the anticipated figure of 3.92 cents, which represents the
relationship existing after the Poincare stabilization and
published
ing a
and also the
•before the British and American devaluations.
There
was
momentary uncertainty as to continuance of the tripartite
accord of last September, but it was pointed out that the
agreement left
room
considerations.
The
issued
for adjustments required by internal
British
and
United
States
treasuries
July 1 identical statements to the effect that close
cooperation with France will continue under that pact.
In financial circles the belief prevailed that the eventual
aim is to restore the Poincare relationship of the franc to
the pound sterling and the dollar.
on
War Debt,
Although world economic recovery now is far advanced
some of the important war debtors
plainly could afford
to make some payments to the United States Government,
receipts of the Treasury on June 15 once again consisted
solely of the small sum due from Finland. Of the 13 debtor
governments, Finland alone observes its pledge and keeps
its financial honor unstaiioi.ta
The payment from that
country was $163,143. The us&ial notices of sums due on the
June 15 annuity date were sent out by the United States
Treasury, and it appeared that the amount due in ordinary
instalments was $205,338,754, while unpaid annuities of
recent years totaled a further $1,314,821,109, or a grand
total of $1,520,159,863. Responses made by the defaulters
to the notices from Washington varied in no particular
from those current in late years.
Great Britain, as the
principal ■ defaulter, merely ; reiterated that the London
Government "will be willing to reopen discussions on the
subject whenever circumstances are such as to warrant
the hope that a satisfactory settlement can be reached."
In behalf of the French Government, Ambassador Georges
and
*
Poland, Yugoslavia, Rumania, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania
cents, or slightly under the Poincare relationship fixed in
1928, but varied thereafter by the successive British, United
States and French depreciations of currency.
It was hoped
generally that this would complete the cycle of major .cur¬
Bonnet stated that
a
sincere desire exists to "seek the basis
for settlement of this debt
Other defaults
were
those of
acceptable to both countries.
Belgium, Italy, Czechoslovakia,
and
Estonia.
Trade Di,cu,,ion,
\
Although only a little progress is being made currently
toward reducing the barriers to international
trade, there
was
the
ample evidence in June that the question
cor^ideration it merits.
was
receiving
The Belgian Premier, Paul
>
van
mid-June for conver¬
important matter with President Roosevelt,
and the discussions were concluded on June 29.
A state¬
Zeeland,
sations
came to the United States in
this
on
ment then
was issued
by President Roosevelt and Mr. van
Zeeland in which satisfaction was
expressed with the mone¬
tary and trade relationships
States.
Little else
of Belgium
included in the
and the United
and in
of the fact that Mr. van Zeeland was invited to under¬
take the survey by the British and French
governments,
jointly, the immediate results seemed slightly disappointing.
It appeared that economic difficulties and the international
was
statement
view
armaments
occupied the President and his distinguished
"Within the framework
the statement said, "it
was the
disposition of the United States to cooperate in the
joint work of rebuilding international trade, continuing
cooperation in monetary matters and seeking arrangements
whereby the burdens and dangers of overwhelming arma¬
ments might be reduced or the methods of their
employ¬
ment safeguarded."
•
;-V,..,v v
* "i-1'
It was considered hardly
likely that this colorless state¬
ment was to be taken at face
value, for Mr. van Zeeland
doubtless returned to Europe with some distinct impressions
as to
monetary matters and the comprehensiveness of the
trade agreements that Washington is
prepared to negotiate.
The impression that the talks with the
Belgian Premier were
race
guest during much of their stay.
of traditional American
policy,"
more
fruitful than the formal statement would indicate
heightened
on
June 30 when it
State Cordell Hull that
a
V
was
disclosed by Secratary of
series of similar visits by foreign
was
statesmen
might be expected, in the endeavor to facilitate
international economic cooperation.
These talks, it was
hinted, might be preliminary to a world economic confer¬
ence, or might even achieve the same end without the danger
of failure that a formal international gathering would entail.
The end in view
said to be
was
an
exchange of information
and ideas
regarding the practicability of general economic
rehabilitation through monetary and trade agreements.
Mr. Hull was said to believe that the time is propitious for a
program of peaceful adjustment of essential international
relationships, to replace the current "runaway races in mili¬
tary armaments and narrow, cut-throat, trouble-breeding
methods of trading between nations."
Washington observ¬
ers gained the impression that some
exploratory conversa¬
tions along this line already have taken place, and it was
suggested that more than one foreign government might be
represented at any one time in the conversations.
Meanwhile, it appears that there is still some life and a
willingness to promote international trade in the ExportImport Bank of Washington.
This organization was formed
several
years
facilitate American
to
ago
v
export-business,
and the several institutions formed to operate in different
areas of the world finally were merged in a single bank,
financed
with
Reconstruction
Finance Corporation funds.
organized to function along the
lines of the official British and German agencies,, which
supplied credit when world monetary confidence was at a
American bank
The
was
But the United States institution
low ebb.
was
formed
:
■
!
a
little tfoo late, and no great amount of business ever was done.
It was announced on June 29, however, that the bank would
participate in financing the sale to China of 20 locomotives
and equipment valued at about $1,500,000.
The loan is to
the Chinese Ministry of Railways, and it will be payable
monthly over a five-year period, with interest at 6%.
The
bank will
assume
one-half of the credit and the
manufacturers the other half.
equipment
Dr. H. H. Kung, Vice-Presi¬
dent and Finance Minister of China, was in Washington
when the negotiations were concluded, and he suggested that
further purchases
of American materials might follow. Dr.
Kung also suggested that his country might be interested in a
loan to make possible the conversion of internal high coupon
bonds into obligations bearing a lower interest rate.. ;f
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Naval Armament,
There
was every
indication in June that the international
naval armaments race soon will be in the
same
state of full
tilt and progress
already achieved in the land and air arma¬
ments fields in Europe.
Quantitative limitations lapsed,
of course, when Japan denounced the Washington and Lon¬
don treaties.
Attempts
were
made thereafter by the British
and United States
governments to retain some of the more
significant qualitative restrictions, but the Japanese Gov¬
ernment
refuses to be swayed by any arguments that
_put forward.
to obtain a
can
be
The British authorities endeavored last March
reversal of the Japanese attitude and adherence
by that country to the qualitative limitations of the London
agreement. Gun calibre on battleships was made the issue,
with Britain suggesting a 14-inch limit.
Tokio adminis¬
polite rebuff to London on this question, but despite
the United States Government lately
made a somewhat similar plea to Tokio.
The communica¬
tion from Washington is reported to have urged Japanese
tered
this
a
circumstance
calibre limitation in the interests of
and in order to prevent a naval race. But in the brief
acceptance of the gun
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Japanese reply, reported on June 19, Tokio is said to have
to its plea for full naval equality on the basis of non-
referred
non-aggression, and the proposal for gun calibre
rejected. The practical result is that two
new first-line American ships, to be built in the Brooklyn
and Philadelphia naval yards, probably will mount 16-inch
guns.
There is every reason to believe that Britain, likewise,
•now will adopt the larger calibre on ships now planned or
menace
and
limitation
was
under construction.
European Diplomacy
There
indications in June of
were
vigorous British
Minister, Baron Konstantin
von Neurath, to Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Hungary.
Joint
action by Germany and Italy in withdrawing from the patrol
around Spain indicated again the nature of the accord be¬
flected in visits by the Foreign
countries.
The British Government,
obviously impressed by the need to bring the Reich back
into the group of nations willing to discuss international
problems amicably, gave evidence in mid-June of attempting
to draw the German Government back into full participation
Announcement was made on June
Neurath would visit London in a few days
in international affairs.
16 that Baron
von
-for discussion of problems
parent basis of a
was
canceled
on
of mutual interest.
British unwillingness to
to German demands with
June 21.
agree
On the ap¬
unreservedly
regard to Spain, that visit suddenly
Endless conjecture regarding the
significance of the incident followed, but in some respects
conjecture was needless. It was plain that the British Gov¬
ernment felt annoyed over the snub and there appeared to
be a tendency in London thereafter to cooperate more fully
with the French Government in Continental affairs.
Lon-
;;
don seemed to
give up for the time being its aim of reaching
general understanding with Germany, and the turn to
•France indicates a clearer common purpose of the democratic
a
States.
British Imperial Conference
Member States of the British Commonwealth of Nations
-
held
a
protracted conference in London, after the Corona-
tion ceremonies, and this meeting was concluded on June 15
-in a plenary session presided over by Neville Chamberlain,
-
new British Prime Minister.
From the point of view of
family gathering the conference was an unqualified success,
Mr. Chamberlain declared in his closing address.
This state¬
the
a
ment reflected the determination of the British authorities to
restrict
the
meeting to consideration of constitutional
the relations of the Dominions with the mother
country.
At the insistence of the Dominions, the question
of a reciprocal tariff treaty with the United States was
raised, but is appeared at the end that this matter will continue to receive cautious study.
Even on constitutional
problems little progress was made, for the South African de¬
mand for a clarification of allegiance to the Crown remained
unsatisfied.
Australia proposed a pact among the nations
bordering on the Pacific, but this matter likewise was left in
abeyance.
Economic matters cropped up throughout the
gathering, and if solutions were lacking that is hardly a
cause for surprise.
Just before adjournment the shipping
committee issued a report suggesting joint action by the
British family of nations to meet the threat of competition
afforded by the subsidized vessels of the United States and
problems,
,
or
other nations.
Conclusions of the conference
were
set forth in
Paper, issued at its termination June 15.
a
White
This document
reflected the
preoccupation of all statesmen with the mainte¬
nance of peace, and it afforded a
sidelight upon the strictly
British trend in diplomatic affairs.
With obvious deference
to German opinion, the White Paper called for severance of
the League or Nations from the Versailles treaty, on the
that
plea
thisl would strengthen the influence of the League and
tend to
enlarge the membership. In a general sense the
were described as
standing behind London on a
voluntary basis, diplomatically, while reserving the right to
conduct their own affairs independently.
"Preservation of
peace" was agreed upon as the first objective of every
member of the British
Commonwealth, and to this end a
stimulation of international trade was
urged most earnestly.
The conference recognized,
according to the White Paper,
that in the last analysis the
prosperity of the British nations
depends on that of the world as a whole, and that a healthy
growth of international trade accompanied by improvement
in the general standard of
living is an essential step to political
appeasement.
"Finally," it was stated, "the members of
the conference, while themselves
firmly attached to the
principles of democracy and parliamentary forms of govern¬
Dominions
ment, decided
to
register
political creed should be
\
no
their views that differences
obstacle to
in
friendly relations be¬
and countries, and that nothing would
be more damaging to the hopes of international
appeasement
than a division, real or
apparent, of the world into opposing
groups." /
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tween governments
Spain
European events during June indicated rather definitely
that the Spanish civil war is a major matter of contention be¬
tween the Fascist States of Europe and the Democratic
States.
The developments of the conflict occasioned several
withdrawals of Germany and Italy from the patrol work of
the Non-intervention Committee of London, and on the final
withdrawal of the month the Fascist countries apparently
determined to go their own way and intervene in Spain with¬
out the embarrassment of adherence to the international
The incidents precipitated a further series of war
in Europe, and also had their effect on the diplomatic
patrol.
a more
policy in European affairs than has been common in recent
years, but the significance of the moves remains open to
question, for it also is true that the Fascist States retain the
initiative in matters pertaining to Spain and in other respects
as
well.
The Berlin-Rome "axis" received an apparent
cementing on June 7, when the German Minister of War,
General Werner von Blomberg, concluded a visit to Rome.
The extension of German influence in the Balkans was re¬
tween the two Fascist
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scares
The actual war in Spain, meanwhile, favored
alignment.
the rebel cause,
for the Basque stronghold of Bilbao finally
succumbed to the long continued assaults of the revels, who
thereupon starred a move upon Santander.
It was fairly
evident that the decision to eliminate the Basque resistance
to the
insurgent cause was at the direct request or insistence
of the German
and Italian Governments, for it
in the Reich that the iron ore reserves of the
was
admitted
Basque
area
badly needed in German economic arrangements.
The
loyalists, meanwhile, continued to train recruits for a long
resistance to the insurgent forces of General Francisco
Franco.
It was obvious, however, that grave difficulties
were being encountered, for during the long period of relative
inactivity on the Madrid front occasioned by the rebel attack
on Bilbao, no major offensive was developed by the Valencia
were
authorities.
There was much apprehension early in June that the
loyalist bombing of the German warship Deutschland, late
in May, and the reprisal shelling of the loyalist port of
Almeria, would cause a crisis in European affairs.
That
incident prompted the German Government to withdraw
from the Non-intervention Committee of London, and Italy
immediately joined the Reich in this move.
Leaders of the
British and German Governments labored to prevent a gen¬
eral European crisis, and it appeared that a measure of
success had been attained on May 31, when the German
Government announced that the shelling of Almeria termi¬
nated the incident.
Efforts promptly were started there¬
after to bring Germany and Italy back into the patrol scheme
of the London Committee, and all demands made by the
Reich and Italy were met.
It was agreed on June 16 that
the Fascist Powers would rejoin the naval patrol of Spain, on
the understanding that international collaboration and joint
international action would be taken in the event of further
untoward incidents.
The Valencia and rebel authorities
were asked to agree to certain stipulations, but even before
such agreement could be expressed the navies of Germany
and Italy resumed their tasks.
But a decided change occurred on June 23, when Germany
and Italy once again withdrew from the international patrol
under circumstances that, to say the least, were somewhat
peculiar.
It was rumored, some days previously, that the
German cruiser Leipzig had been subjected to unsuccessful
submarine attacks by loyalist undersea boats, but the Ger¬
man authorities issued a blanket denial of such statements.
June 19 the Germans reversed their stories, and
"Spanish-Bolshevist submarine pirates" at¬
tempted to torpedo the German ship on two occasions.^ The
submarines never were seen, it appeared, and the evidence
rested solely upon the German assertions, which were said
to rest upon new hearing apparatus which allegedly detected
the presence of a number of torpedoes.
On the basis of this
flimsy story the Germans demanded that other patrolling na¬
tions join with them in a naval demonstration off Valencia.
The common international assumption was that the Reich
decided, in view of the preoccupation of Russia with its
internal difficulties, to push the issue of the Spanish conflict
and insure a victory for General Franco.
Britain objected
to the German demands and suggested an international
Suddenly,
on
announced that
inquiry.
The German authorities, incensed by the apparent
questioning of their accounts, promptly withdrew from the
Non-intervention Committee and Italy followed.
prompted renewed international apprehen¬
regarding the course of the Spanish war and its reper¬
cussions
Nor was any comfort to be gained from subsequent
German and Italian declarations on the question.
Chan¬
cellor Hitler, speaking at Wuerzburg on June 27, declared
specifically that the Reich desires a Fascist victory m Spain
so that Germany will have better access to the iron ore of the
Basque territory.
Italian authorities were equally out¬
spoken, for accounts appeared in Italian newspapers late in
June to the effect that Rome will back the rebels to the
bitter end.
Unsigned articles which were attributed to
Premier Mussolini promised a Fascist victory and the end of
Bolshevism in Spain.
Profound concern was occasioned by
these happenings, for it appeared ever more obvious that the
Spanish war was being made the nucleus of a struggle between
the rival systems of Fascism and Communism.
This was rec¬
ognized openly by the British Prime Minister, Neville Cham¬
berlain, who stated in a speech before the House of Commons,
on June 25, that the situation is serious, but not hopeless.
"If some country or government, representing one of the two
ideas of Fascism or Communism, attempted to intervene be¬
yond a certain point, then some other country taking an
opposite view would find it difficult, if not impossible, to keep
from joining, and a conflict may be started of which no man
can see the end," Mr.
Chamberlain remarked. He com¬
These incidents
sion
.
plimented the German Government for
refraining from
July, 1937]
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measures after the alleged attempt to torpedo the
Leipzig and in other ways indicated that Britain
would continue the effort to prevent the Spanish war from
developing into an international conflict.
violent
cruiser
The actual
■
course
of the fighting
within Spain
suggested
that the rebels had the upper hand throughout June.
A long
and difficult siege of the Basque City of Bilbao was J®*1?1"
nated on June 19 with the surrender of the port.
All in¬
dependent accounts agreed that German and Italian airplanes
and artillery made the rebel success possible, and the detailed
indications of the aid extended the rebels by the Fascist
regimes introduced a universal skepticism as to the effective¬
ness of the work of the London Non-intervention Committee.
Heavy rains interrupted the operations around Bilbao for a
time, and it was indicated that the Basques would defend the
city to the end. Basque women and children were evacuated
by the thousands in preparation for the last-ditch defense,
but the defenders fled at the approach of the insurgents and
the city was captured without the anticipated street fighting.
The insurgents thereupon moved along the coast toward
Santander, to complete the victory over the stretch along the
Bay of Biscay. The Valencia authorities, relieved of the
defense of Madrid from the insurgent assaults, issued guarded
statements intermittently about a projected offensive against
the rebels, in aid of the hard-pressed Basques.
But the
offensive failed to develop, and the conclusion was drawn
generally that grave weakness prevented the loyalist au¬
thorities from taking vigorous steps.
Japan and Russia
International difficulties in June
European
Japan
was
were
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tions indicated that it will bear
heavily upon old established
concerns.
The exemption of the professions occasioned more
dispute than other items, In general, however, the taxation
proposal was well received, and a sigh of relief was apparent
over the withdrawal of the
growth of profits levy suggested
at First by Mr. Chamberlain.
Soviet Purge
Soviet Russia offered the puzzling spectacle throughout
June of a blood purge of a nature and a
scope to suggest the
most intense danger to the Stalin
dictatorship. Scores of
summary executions were
political authorities
which in the West
reported, and many
met death,
are
psychology in Russia.
of the highest
usually after the curious trails
regarded mainly
as reflections of mass
On June 12, news reports from Mos¬
detailed further executions, this time of high army
officers.
A special military collegium of the Soviet Supreme
cow
Court was said to have tried a number .of high
ranking
officials of the Soviet Army, on charges of treason.
Eight
of these officers, headed by Marshal Mikhail N. Tuk-
hachevsky,
were
stripped of their,titles and
on
June 13 they
put to death.
The attention of the people thereafter
directed to the Communist party circles, and here also
were
was
a
general
"house-cleaning" occurred, as Communists by
were dropped from membership rolls.
In an
Associated Press dispatch of June 16 the appropriate com¬
ment was made that Russia offers the appearance of
being
engaged in a gigantic "witch-hunt."
Some of the accused
military officials were accused openly of having conspired for
the thousands
of the Ukraine from Russia, through a revolt that
area over to Poland or Germany, and the
incidents thus have a grave international significance.
severance
not confined to the
for the threat of war between Russia and
revived in the most vivid manner when a border
scene,
incident occurred along the Amur River, which separates
Siberia and the Japanese phppet-State of Manchukuo.
The
question at issue concerned the sovereignty of two marshy
and economically worthless islands in the Amur.
Both
countries claim the islands, and incidents regarding them
have been common in recent years.
The Japanese claimed
that the Russians utilized, on June 29, a channel of un¬
deniable Manchukuoan soveriegnty in the Amur, and the
vessels were said to have fired on Japanese soldiers bathing
in the river.
The Russians declared that a Japanese ship
might turn this vast
Steel Trade—Non-Ferrous Metals
As
a
result of strikes that have
wholly
or
partially shut
down plants of three major steel companies, the steel ingot
{>roduction at which the steel industry as a wholetouching the
owest rate rate declined during the month,
has operated
this year.
At the Youngstown district, which was the
hardest hit, steel operations were down at the beginning of
the month to 45% from 84% before the strike; the ClevelandLorain district declined from 80% to 55%, and the Chicago
area was down from
86% to 63%.
Steel scrap was lower.
Major non-ferrous metals were generally quiet, with prices
unchanged. In its issue of July 1, the "Iron Age" remarked
substance, as follows: "A combination of declining steel
business and the shutting down of some steel
and a third had to seek refuge behind an islet.
These in¬
plants for
vacation periods has brought a sharp drop in the ingot pro¬
cidents occurred almost immediately after a diplomatic sur¬
duction rate in the Pittsburgh and Wheeling areas, but the
vey of the problem, and an agreement by Russia to evacuate
partial resumption of steel making at Youngstown mills,
the islands.
The developments were viewed on both sides as
with a rise of 19 points in that district, has more than offset
exceedingly grave, but Tokio and Moscow alike were said to
the Pittsburgh-Wheeling loss.
In the Pittsburgh district
be anxious to keep the peace.
The tension finally eased,
early in July, when the Russians agreed to go through with [not including the Johnstown plant of Bethlehem Steel Corp.,
their original plan of withdrawing all military forces from the which had been closed by order of Governor Earle of Penn¬
disputed islands. The question remained, however, whether sylvania] the rate of operation declined to 84% from 93%
The Wheeling district
the Japanese really desired to test the situation, in the light last week at three independent mills.
declined from 99% to 94%.
In other sections there have
of the obvious internal weakness of the Soviet regime.
started the fracas by firing on a Siberian post.
Whatever the
of the clash, it appeared that a Russian river gunboat
was sunk by Japanese artillery, while] another was damaged
cause
in
been minor
British
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Taxation
Neville Chamberlain, who assumed the office of British
Prime Minister late in
May, displayed a welcome flexibility
responsiveness to business considerations on his first
appearance before the House of Commons as the leader of
the nation.
While still Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr.
Chamberlain proposed the onerous "growth of profits" taxa¬
tion on British corporations which evoked so much criticism
on all sides.
The hostility to the tax was made additionally
evident on
May 31, when it was described in the Commons
as "monstrous,
and the Prime Minister was obviously un¬
happy as the denunciatory speeches continued. Winston
and
a
•Churchill made
the making of
a
persuasive speech in which he urged that
profits is
a virtue which must not be penalized.
;"If the capitalist system is to survive," Mr. Churchill re¬
marked, "it must be continuously refreshed by enterprises
produced by the genius, inventiveness, calculation, sacrifice
and audacity of individuals. If legislation once took the form of
suggesting that initiative is to be discouraged, then we are
in fact abandoning the capitalist system and ought, in logic,
to
go to
the other extreme."
Mr. Chamberlain heeded lie
criticism and appeals and announced that the controversial
growth of profits levy would be dropped and a simpler
proposal made to achieve the same end of increased corporate
taxation to meet part of the armaments costs.
After considerable study, the new proposal was put forward
in the House of Commons on June 16.
It calls for a 5%
supertax to be imposed on top of the 25% corporate income
tax now in effect in England.
The plan is exceedingly simple,
and in this respect it accords with the demands of the op¬
ponents of the earlier measure.
The effect is, broadly, to
raise the corporate income tax to 30%, but there are a few
exceptions and variations. Small corporations, earning from
£2,000 to £12,000 annually, will pay this new impost at the
rate only of 4%, while railroads and public utilities are ex¬
empted altogether on the ground that rates, and therefore
profits, are fixed by law. New industries established in the
so-called depressed areas, will escape the taxation in whole or
in part.
The professions, such as lawyers and doctors, are
exempted as well. It is proposed to collect this levy for the
next five years, and estimated revenues are £25,000,000 a
year.
The tax caused a little grumbling, and some calcual-
pins, the Buffalo rate having risen from 83 to
88%, the Cleveland-Lorain rate
tinued shutdown of
rose
to 59%, despite con¬
Republic plants there, the Alabama rate
from 74 to 76^%, while the Chicago rate, not
figuring on
possible resumption at strike-bound plants, remained un¬
changed at 64% from the previous week. While new orders
continue to run behind shipments, the total volume of
business booked in June was not much, if any, below that of
May.
For some companies the June volume ranged from
65 to 75% of shipments."
The "Iron Age" composite prices
for steel scrap were again lower, declining on June 2 from
$17.92 to $17.75 a gross ton, on June 8 to $17.42 and on
June 15 to $17.08, at which level it held during the remainder
of the month.
The "Iron Age" composite prices of finished
steel and pig iron again were unchanged at 2.605c.a pound
and $23.25 a gross ton,
respectively. At the close of June,
1936, steel scrap was quoted at $12.96 a gross ton, finished
steel at 2.122c. a pound and pig iron at $18.84 a gross ton.
The operating rate of steel companies having approximately
98% of the steel capacity of the industry, according to the
American Iron & Steel Institute, was estimated at the rate
of 75.0% for the week beginning June 28, as compared with
75.9% for the preceding week, 76.6% for the week beginning
June 14, 76.2% for the 7 days beginning June 7,
77.4% for
the week beginning May 31 and 91.0% for the final week of
May.
Operations at the close of June last year were re¬
ported to be at the rate of 74.0% of capacity.
As to non-ferrous metals, "Metal and Mineral
Markets,"
reported in substance as follows: Demand for copper in the
domestic market, after being quiet during the first 23 days of
the month, showed an improvement during the closing week.
Sales of lead and deliveries
Demand for tin
of zinc
were
in fair volume.
was
quiet during the first half of June and
was
reported as fair during the second half of the month,
with prices higher. On June 30, President Roosevelt signed
the bill extending the
two years.
unchanged
import tax on copper for a period of
Quotations for copper, lead and zinc continued
at
14.00c.,
Valley;
6.00c.,
New
York,
and
1.70c., New York, respectively.
Tin moved irregularly up
and down, and after touching a low for the month at 54.62%o.
New York, on June 14, rose to 57.25c. on June 25, and closed
56.62on June 30; latter price also compares with
56.00c. on the first of the month.
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The lumber industry during
stood at 83% of the
the week ended June 26,1937,
1929 weekly average of production and
76% of 1929 shipments,
according to reports to the National
Lumber Manufacturers
Association from regional associa¬
the operations of important hardwood and
softwood mills. Production was reported as slightly above
tions covering
preceding week and the highest so far this year except
weeks in May. i Shipments and new orders were
somewhat above the preceding week but below most other
weeks of the second quarter. Output during the June 26th
week was 33% greater than new business booked and 13%
greater than repoited shipments. National production dur¬
ing that period, as reported by 3% fewer mills, was .05%
above, shipments 4% above and new orders 4% above the
corresponding figures for the preceding week. Production
in the week ended June 26, 1937, was shown by mills report¬
ing for both 1937 and 1936 as 14% above, shipments 0.1%
below and new orders 6% below the corresponding figures
the
for
two
for the
same
week last year.
During the week ended June
26
a
total of 541 mills
re¬
ported production of 290,883,000 feet of hardwoods and soft¬
woods combined; shipments of 258,466,000 feet; and booked
orders of 218,589,000 feet. For the preceding week 560 mills
produced 290,727,000 feet, shipped 247,750,000 feet and
.received orders for 210,331,000 feet. For the week ended
June 12 reports from 546 mills showed a total output of
287,513,000 feet, shipments of 275,156,000 feet and new
business of 208,449,000 feet. For the week ended June 5 a
total of 565 mills produced 272,509,000 feet, shipped 239,420,000 feet and booked orders for 213,733,000 feet.
All regions reported orders below production in the week
ended June 26, 1937. AH but West Coast and California
Redwood reported shipments below production. All regions
reported orders below those of the corresponding week of
1936 except Cypress, where the bookings were the same this
year as last.
All regions but West Coast, Redwood and
Northern Hardwoods reported shipments below those of the
similar week of 1936 and all reported production above the
1936 week except Southern Pine and Northern Pine, which
showed slight declines.
Hides, Leather and Footwear
The First National Bank of Boston, in its
"New England
Letter," under date of June 30, comments upon these mar¬
kets
as
follows:
shoe industry is between seasons.
Tanners are
operating cautiously while waiting for signs of more definite
trends in retail sales and in the hide market.
"After reaching a new high record in March, shoe pro¬
duction has shown more than the usual seasonal decline.
For the first five months the estimated output of footwear
"The
aggregated 197,112,000 pairs, a gain of approximately 22%
over the same period of last year.
"Despite a near record movement of hides into sight
during the first four months, the supply of hides and leathers
at the end of the period was the lowest since August, 1934,
because of unprecedented shoe production.
In fact, total
visible stocks represented only 7.4 months' consumption as
against 10.1 a year before and an average of 9.4 months for
April 30 during the five years ended 1929.
"Some tanners are concerned over the public's ability to
maintain this record rate of leather consumption and are
keeping their production schedules on a conservative basis.
Furthermore, the future outlook is clouded by labor trouble
which is showing definite signs of spreading into the tanning
field. An unsettling feature for the manufacturers of women's
and misses' low-priced cemented or 'compo' type shoes is
the proposed reciprocity trade agreement between the United
States and Czechoslovakia.
An appeal has recently been
made to the Federal Tariff Commission for
a
review of the
comparative manufacturing costs in these two countries in
an effort to assure protection for our domestic producers.
"Schedules for cutting fall and winter shoes, which include
a large
proportion of suedes, seem to be lagging somewhat.
Leather requirements for the run have not yet been con¬
tracted for in full and most tanners, in turn, are filling their
own requirements on a hand-to-mouth basis.
Leather prices
have been subjected to some pressure but have held generally
firm.
•'
at prices
in favor of
the buyer.
Meanwhile prices in the Buenos Aires market
have descended to new lows for the movement although this
trend is accounted for in part by the seasonally poorer quality
of winter hides in that hemisphere.
The domestic futures
market also has declined while trading in the re-sale markets
has been at prices below what the packers are asking."
"Sales
in
the
hide
market
have
taken
place
believed by the trade to represent a concession
Grains
Wide fluctuations characterized domestic
'
wheat markets
during the past month. The trend was persistently downward
during the first half of the month after which prices rallied
sharply. Favorable weather for the growing crops during
early part of the month found the markets vulnerable to
the outlook for bumper yields.
Furthermore, the markets had liberal hedging of the new
winter wheat crop to contend with. On June 10 the Govern¬
ment crop experts predicted that the wheat harvest in the
the
liquidation induced by
would be between 825,000,000 and
the largest crop in six years. Not since
United States this year
850,000,000 bushels or
941,674,000 bushels were harvested, has there
crop indicated.
The estimate was based on
June 1 conditions.
The Federal Crop Reporting Board
estimated winter wheat production at 648,597,000 bushels.
This compared with last year's crop of 519,013,000 bushels
and the five-year average of 623,220,000 bushels. Although
the Board asserted it was "still too early to forecast accu¬
rately the spring wheat crop," it said acreage intentions and
June 1 conditions pointed to a crop between 175,000,000 and
200,000,000 bushels. The condition of the spring wheat crop
as of June 1 was placed at 68.7, compared with 66.9 a year
1931, when
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such
been
a
during the latter part of the month, complaints of
territory, and drought
ago.
spreading rust in the winter wheat
conditions in the Western Canadian Provinces, notably in
the southern sections of Alberta and Saskatchewan, changed
the picture. According to private estimates,
the Canadian spring wheat acreage was said
about 20% of
to have been
damaged beyond repair as a result of the drought, while a
large part or the remaining acreage was believed to be in a
precarious condition. It was claimed by reliable authorities
that if moisture relief failed to be forthcoming within the
near future, Canada will have one of the poorest crops in
history. As a result of this sudden change in conditions,
prices advanced sharply under the influence of active buying
from all directions. Fuel was added to the bullish enthusiasm
by trade reports indicating that the condition in the western
part of North Dakota and Eastern Montana was similar to
that in the southern sections of the Provinces of Alberta and
Saskatchewan.
Furthermore, according to reports, foreign
in many sections were not any too promising. Corn,
followed the trend of wheat with corn displaying
particular strength. The short supplies of corn were an
important factor largely responsible for the strength of this
commodity. While the upturn in wheat also contributed,
receipts from the country were extremely smalt, reflecting
the almost complete absence of farm supplies of this grain.
However, the new crop of corn was said to be making very
satisfactory progress, but it was pointed out that a good yield
will be needed this year owing to the exhaustion of old crop
reserves.
In Chicago the July option for wheat closed on
June 30 at 118 Mo. as against an opening price of 112Me. on
June 1.
At Winnipeg the July wheat option closed on
June 30 at 138Mo., as against an opening of 122 Mo. on
June 1.
July corn (new) in Chicago closed on June 30 at
124 Mc., compared with an opening of 122 Mo. on June 1.
July oats closed at 42 Mc., against an opening of 45c. July
rye closed at 91c., as compared with the opening of 102Mo*
on June 1.
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crops
oats and rye
.
.
Sugar
activity developed in the sugar "futures" market
during the past month with the trend of prices upward.
Uncertainties regarding sugar legislation m Washington
made sellers cautious while there was quite an active demand
Greater
for
speculative account.
steadiness of
raw
sugars
Buying was stimulated by the
and improved demand for refined.
large business was reported booked in the latter, the trade
estimating about 90 days' requirements.
Inasmuch as the
next 90 days include the canning period, it was predicted that
further buying would probably develop.
Such fruit crops as
peaches, pears, apricots and cherries are said to be larger
A
than a year ago.
Sales of Cuban raw sugars during
month consisted of the following, all exclusive of duty:
the
On
June 8 nearby shipment at 2.45c. c. & f.; on June 10 prompt
at 2.49c. c & f., and late June shipment at 2.50c. c. & I.;
on June 11 June shipment at 2.50c. c & f.; on June 14 July
shipment at 2.50c. c & f.; on June 16 late June shipment at
2.54c. and 2.55c. c. & f., and July shipment at 2.55c.; on
shipment at 2.55c. c. & f.; June 21 July ship¬
f.; June 22 July shipment at
2.50c. c. & f., and on June 24 June-July shipment at 2.55c.
c. & f.
The wholesale list price for refined, immediate de¬
livery, was quoted by all refiners at 4.70c. until June 10, j.
when the price was lowered to 4.50c.
The 4.50c. price was
maintained until the close of business on June 18, when it
June 18 June
ment at 2.50c. and 2.55c. c. &
again marked up. to 4.70c. at which level it
during the remainder of the month.
was
remained
/V;Coffee
more or less quiet during the past
prices confined within narrow limits. The trend
was easier.
It appeared that despite the efforts of Brazil to
make sacrifices for the purpose of bolstering the price level it
is difficult to convince the world that coffee is cheap.
Busi¬
Coffee markets ruled
month with
market was light with prices easier. Both
speculators were cautious as they were unable
existing large stocks, regardless of the ex¬
tensive plans for the destruction of the surplus. The National
Coffee Department estimated the 1937-38 Brazilian coffee
crop at 25,462,000 bags.
No. 7 Santos was quoted on June 30 at 10Mo. the same as on
ness
in the spot
roasters and
to overlook the
May 29 (May 30 fell on a Sunday and May 31 was a holiday),
against 10 M @10 Mo. April 30; 10Mo. March 31; 11 Mo* Feb.
27 and 10M@10Me. Jan. 30.
No. 7 Rio was quoted on June 30 at 9Mo. against 9Mo.
May 29; 9Mo. April 30; 9Mo. March 31; 9Mo. Feb. 27 and
9Mc. Jan. 30.
527,000 Bags of Coffee
Destroyed by Brazil During Latter Half
of
May
Destruction of coffee in Brazil during the
more
than doubled that
last half of May
during the first half of the month,
527,000 bags being reported burned, the New York Coffee &
Sugar Exchange announced that it learned on June 9. t Since
July 1,1936, destruction has totaled 9,062,000 bags, bringing
the total since 1931 up to 45,650,000 bags.
Rubber
Crude rubber
during the early part of
the period
under
trend. Unsettled conditions
in the security markets, heavy selling for Far Eastern
account, disturbed labor conditions and the current dullness
in the tire business served to depress sentiment.
Later in
the month a mild rally was caused by covering purchases,
the abatement of fears concerning a reduction in the gold
review continued its declining
price,
a
consumption report for the
by 16,000 tons in United
In the closing days of the
turned easier following reports that
fairly good United States
month of May and the decline
States stocks on hand and afloat.
month the market
a
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July, 1937]
again
number of large tire manufacturers
intended to suspend
operations for two weeks during July.
Ribbed smoked sheets for spot delivery were quoted at
,193^c. asked June 30, against 20 Kc. asked May 29; 21 3-16o.
asked April 30; 26%c. asked March 31; 22c. asked Feb. 27,
and 21 %c. asked Jan 30.
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Textile«
Reports of further markups in the mid-continent
on the West Coast were current during the
ventories.
field and also
month but
actual increases had been
no
posted by the end
of June.
Under the new price schedule posted by the Joseph Seep
Purchasing Agency of the South Penn Oil Co. on June 7,
Alleghany district crudes were advanced from
barrel.
Southwest Pennsylvania Pipe Lines
Bradford and
$2.67 to 2.82
moved
and
a
to $2.57 a barrel;
up
$1.42
Eureka Pipe Lines to $2.52,
Corning crude held unchanged at
Buckeye to $2.37.
barrel.
a
31 were
100,000 from
the corresponding date a year earlier, 350,000 from the
previous year, and comparing with 5,240,000 barrels on
March 31, 1934.
A steady climb in prices of refined prod¬
ucts made from Pennsylvania grade crude has been in evi¬
dence in the past month or so, lubricating and other grades
Pennsylvania grade crude as of March
Stocks of
approximately 4,400,000 barrels, a drop of about
all moving into higher price
ground.
,
r
oil necessitates a
daily average production of 3,423,800 barrels, according to
estimates issued by the United States Bureau of Mines.
This represents an increase of 57,800 barrels over the June
estimate, and would be 453,500 barrels above actual produc¬
Total
market demand for crude
July
The textile trades remained quiet, partly as a result of
seasonal influences and partly owing to the general unsettlement caused by labor disturbances.
Retail business, in
sections
unaffected by strike developments,
improved
tion in July last year.
perceptibly, with higher temperatures and the close approach
of the vacation period stimulating the sale of seasonal items.
Wholesale trade, on the other hand, failed to adequately
reflect the better flow of goods in retail channels, as pre¬
vailing price uncertainties caused merchants generally to
confine their purchases to immediate requirements.
Should
labor conditions improve, however, an early resumption of
buying on a larger scale is anticipated, inasmuch as in¬
ventories are reported to have reached considerably lower
levels, and much covering of Fall requirements remains to
be done.
Raw cotton in June continued its declining trend
during the first half of the month.
Later in the period a
slightly better tone developed and prices recovered a small
part of the early losses.
Chief bearish influences were the
favorable prospects for the new crop, the continued dullness
of the cotton goods markets and the general uneasiness
engendered by the current wave of strikes in important
industries.
Wheather conditions in the Southern belt were
largely favorable, although late in the month reports of
weevil infestation were received following rather excessive
Texas and
>
precipitation in parts of the belt. With forecasts of this
year's acreage indicating an increase of 10 to 15%, early
estimates of the size of the crop arrived at figures ranging
from 14,500,000 to 15,500,000 bales.
Sales of gray cloths
were restricted
to small fill-in lots, the total volume of
which absorbed only a fraction of the current output. While
most mills were able to maintain operations, because of
still existing backlogs of unfilled orders, an early curtailment
in activities seems inevitable unless a strong revival in
forward- buying makes its early appearance.
The inter¬
mittent war scares in Europe had little effect on the market
as their influence was offset by the continued slump in the
export movement of United States cotton. Spot cotton here
in New York was 13.22c. on June 1.
After various minor
fluctuations, the price declined to 12.36c. June 14 from which
point a gradual rally carried the quotation to 12.76c. June 26
with the closing price 12.54c. June 30.
Print cloths at Fall
River for 28-inch 64x60's was marked down June 5 to 5^c.
from 5% to 5He.
On June 10 the price declined further to
5%c. at which figure it stood June 30. The price of 27-inch
cloths 60x64's was 4%c. June 30 against 53^ to 534c. May 28.
Osnaburgs were quoted 10c. June 30 as compared with 113^c.
May 28. The report of the Census Bureau issued June 14
and covering the month of May, showed that cotton con¬
sumption in the United States, although considerably lower
than during the previous month, was nevertheless proceeding
at quite an active rate.
The amount consumed in May
totaled 669,460 bales of hnt and 70,480 bales of linters com¬
pared with 718,947 bales of lint and 72,795 bales of linters
in April, but only 530,894 bales of lint and 64,502 bales of
linters during May, 1936.
*
The woolen goods market continued quiet although most
mills kept busy on the large accumulation of unfilled orders.
While clothing manufacturers showed increased interest in
Fall goods, few actual orders were placed, pending a clarifica¬
tion of price developments in consequence of substantial
reductions announced by one important clothing chain.
Womens' wear goods moved in somewhat better volume
reflecting the improved call for goods at retail.
Japanese double extra 13-15 deniers were quoted June 30
at $1.89@$1.94, against $1.77@$1.82 May 29; $1.77@$1.82
April 30; $1.97@$2.02 March 31; $1.80@$1.94 Feb. 27
and $2.00@$2.05 Jan. 30.
>
In the case of the 20-22 deniers Japanese crack double
extra were quoted at $1.85 @$1.90 June 30, against $1.73@
$1.78 May 29; $1.82@$1.87 April 30; $1.81 @$1.86 March 31:
$1.76@$1.81 Feb. 27 and $1.94@$1.99 Jan. 30.
,
Petroleum and It* Product*
-
June, Pennsyl¬
marked up 15c. a barrel as a result
of the broadening demand and consequent reductions in in¬
Crude
oil prices continued their climb in
vania grade crude being
the government body on June 22
major producing area with the
The estimates issued by
ordered increases for every
exception of New Mexico.
Broadest gains were shown by
California, the latter winning a recommended
production total in excess of 600,000 barrels daily.
Moder¬
ate
increases
were
allotted
Oklahoma, Louisiana and
Kansas.
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for
July
June
1,375,100
.•
252,000
190,700
Louisiana
Kansas
Mexico
102,000
Pennsylvania
52,400
51,000
38,400
Wyoming
Michigan.....
Arkansas
629,700 Montana
605,500 Kentucky
253,000 New York
195,600 Illinois....
100,800 West Virginia
625,300
585,900
....
California....
A
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,
July
1,354,000
Oklahoma
■
follows:
(in barrels)
State—
Texas
New
:;,,/. '
recommended production by States
The Bureau of Mines
*
few days later the
53,700
52,900
39,800
-
„
-
.
.
28,300
15,400
15,700
14,700
.
12,800
10,700
10,700
4,700
2,300
.9,700
.
10,600
Colorado
4,800
Indiana
2,300
Texas Railroad Commission
28,400
16,200
16,100
15,600
13,000
issued
daily
1 at
production regulations, setting the maximum
allowable output of crude for the State as of July
its July
as compared with the
of June 17.
The new quota
1,385,476
barrels
allowable
as
Texas Control
the
Board was more
1,407,562-barrel
ordered by the
than 10,000 barrels above
1,375,100-barrel figure recommended by the
Bureau of
Mines..
Oil
the Lone
in
men
Star State pointed
out, moreover,
the June 17 allowable will be more
automatic increases through the com¬
that the reduction from
than absorbed by the
pletion of new wells during July,
East Texas, which pro¬
duces more than one-third of the entire oil output of the
State,
only
won
a
nominal increase at
466,000 barrels
against 462,187 during-June. (
.
Daily average crude oil production
showed a declining trend during most
in the United States
of June, after estab¬
lishing a new all-time peak of 3,573,700 barrels in the final
week of May.
Three consecutive weekly declines were
scored, and it was not until the week ended June 26 that
production showed a gain over the preceding seven-day
period.
Despite the lower trend, production held far above
the market levels recommended for June by the Bureau of
-V.
Mines.
The chief result
of the heavy
overproduction of crude oil
stocks of domestic
during the month.
Sharp gains over the latter part of May and early June
were pared somewhat by a slight cut during mid-June, but
the total for the month showed substantial net gains.
In¬
during June was further broad gains in
and foreign oil held in the United States
ventories are
the
15-year
January.
currently more than 20,000,000 barrels above
of around 287,000,000 barrels set last
low
vv- -v.-
President Roosevelt
.<<
.<■
signed the new measure extending the
Connally Hot-Oil bill for two years on June 14, one day
before the old bill expired.
The new measure is a com¬
promise bill, the Senate
having passed legislation extending
permanently only to have the House change it to a
twTo-year extension.
The bill prohibits the interstate move¬
ment of crude or refined produces produced in violation of
State laws and sets up Federal Tender Boards to grant ship¬
the law
ping certificates on legally-produced crude or its products. /
Early in the month came news of an organized move by
California
independent oil producers to pare crude
output
point where the balance between supply and demand
would justify price advances.
After passing a resolution
to the
"concerted and conscientious efforts" to correct
overproduction, the independents named a committee
of three—Dana Hogan, C. W. Lord and James Michlin—to
meet with the Central Committee of California Oil Produc¬
ers and the various field committees in an effort to cooper¬
calling for
the
ate in
stabilizing production.
-
of the Pennsylvania Legislative Committee
named to investigate the State's oil industry were told by
Members
Howard Pew,
President of Sun Oil Co., on June
11, that he
regarded the probe as "unnecessary, unwarranted and as
calculated only to increase the difficulty of an industry
10
MONTHLY REVIEW
deserves
that
duction of Y2 c. a gallon in "normal" tank wagon and dealer
only the goodwill of the public and of the
legislative authority of the State."
prices of gasoline by Standard of Indiana. The cut affected
Indiana,
Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri,
Kansas, the Dakotas and Upper Michigan.
In addition,
Prefacing that statement with a detailed analysis of the
price structure of the industry and its trade practices, as
compared with the national commodity price structure and
:
the price structure
that
more
third-grade gasoline was cut another y2c.f making
of other industries, Mr. Pew pointed out
than half of the retail prices of refined petroleum
products are governed by factors over which the oil com¬
panies have no control.
"The refiner has no responsibility
for freight, for the retail dealers' allowable, or for the State
or Federal taxes," he said.
"So long as the oil companies
85%
about
June 19.
of capacity
during
the
was
Bureau of Mines at
the
like
1936 month.
refined product markets, follow:
the major
Oil Go. of New Jersey, pointed out.
June 1—Standard Oil of New York posted a H-cent increase in all grades
"While both crude and product prices appear to be firm,
and deliveries of gasoline in the metropolitan New York City area, effective
June 3.
and it is possible to look on the marketing side of the fence
oil 10 cents a barrel to $2.20 at New
the stage where it can afford to let its wells produce what
they will," the house organ stated.
"In the main,
interstate compact has done its job, but the excess of
,
June 2—Standard of New Jersey lifted Diesel oil and heavy marine Diesel
with considerable optimism, the industry has not yet reached
York, Baltimore, Norfolk and Charles¬
Boston was lifted 10 cents to $2.25.
ton.
the
June
2—Standard of New
Jersey advanced Esso heating oil medium
J^-cent a gallon at New York, Baltimore, Norfolk, Charleston and Wil¬
pro¬
allowables cannot be dismissed entirely with
Heavy heating oil was also
mington.
the light-hearted hope that
while industrial heating oil was lifted
take care of the surplus.
Charleston.
somehow increased demand will
Addition to storage of crude and
products during the winter months were, after all, some¬
what higher than can be excused on the grounds of sea¬
sonal trend.
133,000 barrels daily.
By the end of June it
is estimated production will reach a daily average for the
of 3,400,000 barrels.
suggested that the producing States limit themselves to
a
California,
on
June 5—Major
companies
operating their own
June 9—Standard
of
,
Indiana
of the year.
about
a
28% in drilling. There
wells put down during the first five months
new
Nearly half of this number
of the drilling
quarter
was
were
in Texas and
fields
in
east
of the
Mississippi River.
During the first four months refiners
ran 367,140,000 barrels of crude to their stills, 9.8%
higher
than during the January-April period last year.
Of the oil
going through American refineries, more than 98% came
from domestic fields.
for
34,000,000 barrels
Producers in this country accounted
more of the
crude used by domestic
refiners than for the same period a year ago.
Only 6,000,000
barrels of the through-put in the United States up to the
end of
April came from abroad.
"During the first four months the daily average demand
for crude and products was nearly 3,500,000 barrels, which
included domestic and export markets.
For the six months'
period this will probably reach 3,540,000 barrels daily, and
for the year a total demand for crude and products of
1,330,000,000 barrels. Motor fuel consumption was up 13.4%
during the first four months this year and totaled 150,500,000 barrels.
For the full year 1937 something like
558,000,000 barrels will be consumed by domestic and export
markets. Y.:V;,y-Y'y.;■ J....y ::;yy. -y y
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"Following the orgy of production shortly after the turn
of the present decade, which left the oil man with his
tanks
storage
groaning
with unwanted stocks, common
sense, low prices and better cooperation with Federal and
State authorities began to take effect and oil in
storage was
gradually brought down to approximately working levels.
"Because of a daily demand for products which transcends
any previous experience of the industry, ideas of just what
constitute adequate working stocks have
undergone consid¬
erable
change.
000,000 barrels
All the same, the addition of almost 22,of crude and products to storage during
the first four months of 1937
warranted by
is higher
seasonal operations.
than is
altogether
For the balance of the
it will be necessary for producers to trim sail a little
carefully and adhere closely to allowables if the
industry is to maintain the favorable stock position it has
enjoyed for some time now."
•'
ear
more
The
Also the company posted
Michigan.
gasoline.
■
during
was
June.
an
In
the
metropolitan
increase of %c. a gallon
posted in gasoline prices by Standard of New York, which
immediately met by all other companies. The markup,
was
which
all grades of gasoline and all methods of
posted June 1, effective June 3.
Within the
week came an upward move in fuel and Diesel oil
was
delivery,
same
on
was
prices that spread along the entire Atlantic Seaboard
In mid-month came the announcement
of
a
area.
sweeping
a
further cut of H cent in third-grade
H
was
third-grade
cent in
June 18—Standard Oil of New Jersey advanced terminal and tank car
price of light heating oil 55 points at New York to 6.3 cents
discount of 34 cent when sold In barges to resellers.
a
gallon, with a
At Baltimore, Norfolk,
Charleston and Wilmington the price has lifted 34 cent to 634 cents.
THE JUNE
FINANCING
OF
THE
UNITED
STATES
The total increase in the public debt in June was $1,175,000,000, but only about $600,000,000 of this rise was in the
of securities
form
re¬
outstanding in
the market.
The prin¬
was the
cipal method chosen to increase the Federal debt
sale of two note issues
accomplished in
was
one
Sale of the notes
the tax date.
on
day, with subscriptions exceeding
offered six times.
the amount
Following his recent policy of letting out the facts about
financing in instalments, Secretary of the Treasury
new
Henry Morgenthau announced on June 3 that the Treas¬
ury's June financing would consist of the sale of $800,000,000 of notes, of which $500,000,000 was to represent
new
money
amount of
and $300,000,00 would be used to pay off a like
Treasury bills maturing on June 16, 17 and 18.
Complete details of the offering were published on June 7.
The Treasury offered for cash $400,000,000 of 1%% notes
of series D-1939, due Sept. 15, 1939, and $400,000,000 of
1%% notes of series A-1942, due March 15, 1942, both
series dated and bearing interest from June 15, 1937.
It
was
the first tax
date
since
last December at which
the Treasury had sought new money.
period the Treasury raised
issue
new
At the December tax
cash by a long-term bond
bearing the record low interest rate of 2%%, and at
the same time it offered in exchange for a maturing note
issue anew Treasury five-year note bearing a 1^4% coupon.
For
a
issue maturing in three months less
note
higher than in December.
a
five-year note with
year
than five
interest y2 of 1%
years, the Treasury had in June to pay
/In June, 1936, the Treasury sold
1%%
coupon, while in June of this
it had to attach that coupon to a note issue maturing
in two and
a
£ The higher
a
quarter years.
t
however, proved adequate to cope
with the decline in government security prices in recent
months.
coupons,
The Treasury on June 15 revealed that
subscrip¬
$4,995,675,500, of which $852,784,300 was allotted. The subscrip¬
tions to the 1%% notes totaled $2,499,349,100, of which
$426,494,300 was allotted, while subscriptions to the 1%%'
issue amounted to $2,496,326,400, of which $426,290,000 was
tions to the two issues of
allotted.
♦of
new
notes had aggregated
Out of cash subscriptions to these issues and out
income
tax
payments,
would amount to
on
other Pennsylvania grade crude oils.
There were two important market areas affected
by wide¬
price revisions
tank-wagon and dealer
gasoline.
stalments
15-cent-a-barrel jump in Bradford, Alleghany and
New York territory there
inde¬
cent a gallon in Indiana, Illinois,
In Lower Michigan the only cut
posted
spread
34
by
,
normal
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, Kansas, the Dakotas, and Upper
only change in the crude petroleum price structure
posted'during June was on June 7, when South Penn Oil Co.
a
Pittsburgh
TREASURY
counted for the increase of nearly
12,260
reduced
prices on all grades of gasoline by
reduction in stocks, while Louisiana held about even.
were
stations in
reduction in prices to meet slashes posted
posted 3-to 4-cent
the other hand, was able to effect
"The combination of higher crude prices during the win¬
ter and continued intensive search for new reserves ac¬
j
Colonial-Beacon, Standard subsidiary, made similar advances
throughout its New England territory.
'
Bureau has
The
daily average of 3,200,000 barrels for the six months' period
and also in additions to storage, with Oklahoma not far
a
34-cent at the first three porta
up
34-cent at New York, Baltimore and
pendents earlier in the week.
"Up to the end of April, the latest figures available, crude
production exceeded the allowable suggested by the Bureau
of Mines by 7.86%, resulting in additions to crude oil stocks
behind.
new
ended
estimated by
2,800,000 barrels, 200,000 barrels above the June figure.
Representative price changes, which reflect the trend in
presents an ever-dangerous overhanging market influence,
the June issue of "The Lamp," house organ of the Standard
months' period
a
week
52,300,000 barrels, or 12% above
Export demand was estimated at
the
of the record previous 12 months, excess production of crude
at the rate of
seasonal contraction
July domestic gasoline demand
at
high
Despite the fact that demand for crude and refined prod¬
ucts during 1937 may be expected to run around 9% ahead
six
show
to
despite the fact that refinery operations spurted to
v;
over
below parity by the amount of the slash, or more, no
are
change was made.
Gasoline stocks continued
operated filling stations of their own and were a factor in
retailing, their participation afforded an element of balance
in the determination of the retailers' spread."
duction
an aggre¬
gate cut of lc. a gallon on this grade.
In Lower Michigan
the only change was a y2c. a gallon cut in third-grade gaso¬
line to dealers.
Where prices posted by the company already
more
which the Treasury estimated
$550,000,000, six issues of dis-
than
qpunt bills totaled $300,376,000 were paid off in equal in¬
on
June 16,17 and 18 and
$157,000,000 of interest
the public debt was paid.
v In
addition to the note issues, the Treasury sold $300,000,000 of weekly bill issues, of which $250,000,000 were
nine-month bills and $50,000,000 represented an issue matur¬
ing on Sept 18, at the tax date period. In all, the Treasury
issued in April, May and June $350,000,000 of bill issues
maturing at the September tax period. By the sale of notes
and the bill offerings in June the public debt was raised
about $600,000,000.
The Treasury also issued $500,000,000
of adjusted service bonds to the Government Life Insur¬
ance
serve
Fund and other special securities to the Old
Account and Unemployment Trust Fund.
Age Re¬
These
20,449,000—Buffalo Niagara Electric Corp.—Public offering was made
June 25 by a banking group headed by Morgan Stanley & Co.,
Inc., of $20,449,000 of securities of the corporation.
The
special issues, together with sales of United States savings
bonds, caused a total increase in the public debt in June,
it was officially estimated, of $1,175,000,000, raising the
total direct gross debt of the government to a total of
$36,400,000,000 as of June 25.
The price of Treasury issues ruled steady in June,
the Federal Reserve banks did not find it necessary to
financing includes $17,029,000 of.general and refunding mort¬
gage 3M% bonds, series C, due on June 1, 1967, and priced
at 102 and accrued interest, to yield about 3.39% to the first
date on which they are callable at par.
Also in the offering
was $3,420,000 of serial debentures, to carry various coupon
rates for maturities ranging from 1938 to 1952.
For maturities
ranging from 1938 through 1942 the interest rate is 2%, this
series was offered at prices ranging from 100.68% to 97.70%.
Maturities from 1943 through 1947 carry a 3% coupon and
were offered at prices ranging from
101.36 to 98.31, while
maturities from 1948 through 1952 carry an interest rate of
3*4% and were priced from 100 to 98M, in each case according
to maturity.
The yield range on the $3,420,000 issue is from
1M to 3.40% for the maturities from 1938 to 1952.
Associated with Morgan Stanley & Co. in the offering of
both issues are Bonbright & Co., Inc.; Schoelkopf, Hutton &
Pomeroy, Inc., and the Mellon Securities Corp.
10,000,000—Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.—Offering was made June 3
by a banking group headed by Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc.,
of a new issue of $10,000,000 first mortgage bonds, 3*4%
series due 1967.
The bonds were priced at 102M and interest,
<to yield about 3.35% to thefirst date at which they are callable
at par.
This is the first entirely "new money'1 bond issue
offered by a public utility company in about six months, or
since the marketing of $12,000,000 of Consumers Power Co.
first mortgage 3Ms in December last.
Associated with Mor¬
gan Stanley & Co. in the underwriting and offering were:
Edward B. Smith & Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.; Bonbright &
'Co., Inc.; Mellon Securities Corp.; Brown Harriman & Co.,
Inc.; White, Weld & Co.; J. & W. Seligman & Co.; Glore,
Forgan & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp., and Kidder, Peabody
and
buy
securities on balance to prop up the market. But,
there were no bad breaks, the average price of
any more
while
The average rates
sold were slightly
higher at 0.619% against 0.545% earlier in the month.
Secretary Morgenthau announced on June 15 that net
market purchases of government securities for Treasury
investment accounts in May amounted to $3,853,550, against
purchases of $11,856,500 in April and $119,553,000 in March.
The details of the sales of Treasury bills sold on a dis¬
count basis are given in the following tables:
Treasury bonds declined about % point.
at which
weekly Treasury bill issues were
Amount
Bills
Bills
Offered
Dated
of
Subscrip¬
,
Mar.
2 1938
$50,000,000 $179,085,000
140,170,000
60,000,000
60,000,000 131.178,000
50,000,000 140,238,000
50,000,000 127,407,000
60,000,000 123,676,000
133,100,000
50,000,000
273 days
May 25 1937
2 1937
May 26 1937
June
2 1937
Sept. 18 1937
108 days
June
June
91937
Mar,
9 1938
273 days
June 10 1937
June 10 1937
Mar. 16 1938
273 days
June 17 1937
June 23 1937
Mar. 23 1938
273 days
June 24 1937
June 30 1937
Mar. 30 1938
273 days
June 29 1937
July
6 1938
273 days
7 1937
Apr.
To Redeem
Bills
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Average
Accepted
tions
Price
Yield
99.574
0.562 %\
0.375%/
June 17 1937
$179,085,000
140,170,000
131,178,000
140,238,000
127,407,000
June 24 1937
123.676,000
$50,030,000
60,112,000
50,000,000
50,045,000
50,120,000
50,015,000
June 29 1937
133,100,000
50,010,000
May 25 1937
May 25 1937
3 1937
June 10 1937
99.888
99.586
0.545%
0.672%
0.678%
0.619%
0.490%
99.566
99.562
99.531
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99.628 <
NEW SECURITY ISSUES
New financing
Maturing
Amount
Subscrip-
Offered
June
.
tions
Offering
Mature
June
3 1937
Issue of—
$50,012,000
50,147,000
50,023,000
50,022,000
50,121,000
50,045,000
IN JUNE
in the domestic market for the month
of
marked improvement over total emissions
offered in May, notwithstanding the poor state of the
securities markets.
Much of the new capital obtained
June showed
a
.
,
&
operations, is
very
encouraging
show increased growth m the future.
Outstanding as to size for the month was the $95,000,000
issue of the Union Electric Co. of Missouri consisting of
$80,000,000 first mortgage and collateral trust bonds, 3%s
series, due in 1962, and $15,000,000 of 3% notes, due in
1942.
A few other offerings of moment were the $75,000,000
issue of the Socony-Vacuum Oil Co. and the $50,000,000
emission by the E. I. duPont de Nemours & Co.
Below
we give the larger offerings for June:
£
RAILROAD FINANCING
Schoellkopf, Hutton & Pomeroy, Inc., Buffalo.....—
Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc., New York
July 1, 1938 to July 1, 1952. inclusive, and are priced to yield
to 2.70% for the maturities from 1938 to 1948,
inclusive; the 1949 to 1952 maturities are priced from 100 for
the 1949 maturities to 99 M forthe 1952 maturities.
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3,600,000—Houston Bolt & Terminal Ry.—The Interstate Commerce
Commission on June 10 authorized the company to issue not
exceeding $3,600,000 first mortgage 3M% bonds, to be sold
:
at par and the proceeds applied to the payment at maturity
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on July 1, 1937, of a like amount of its first mortgage 30-year
5% gold bonds.
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Insurance Co.
The terminal company proposes to pay to the
insurance company a sum equal to interest at 3H % per annum
on $3,600,000 from June 1 to July 1, 1937.
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1,500,000—Chicago Great Western RR.—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler
and associates on June 29 were awarded the $1,500,000 3M%
equipment trust certificates, due 1937-47, on bid of 100.135.
v.
This was the only bid. The issue has been placed privately.
1,400,000—Central of Georgia Ry.-r-The Interstate Commerce Com¬
mission
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19
June
PUBLIC
Hayden, Miller & Co., Cleveland—
Jackson & Curtis, Boston
Washburn & Co., Inc., Boston
Dillon, Read & Co., New York
35,000,000—Commercial Credit
,
subscription books closed.
net
4,000
—.....
4,000
4,000
—...-
4,000
4,000
4,000
4,000
......———
—
...—
...
....—_
3,000
3,000
3,000
20,000
Co.—The second large new capital
offering will be used
capital to purchase receivables, to
proceeds from the sale of the present
by the company as new
subsidiaries for this purpose, or to replace
outstanding short-term notes, or both, the prospectus states.
The managers of the syndicate announced on the day of
offering that orders were received from dealers in excess of
the amount of debentures reserved for the selling group,
The present financing is a continuation of the company's
program by which it is obtaining new capital after having
simplified its capital structure and reduced preferred dividend
charges.
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make advances to
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000.000—Safeway Stores, Inc.—Merrill, Lynch & Co. and Cassatt
& Co.. Inc., on June 16 headed a group of underwriters which
included Blyth
Co., Inc.; Brown Harriman & Co., Inc.;
Dean Witter & Co.; Chas. D. Barney & Co.; Glore, Forgan &
Co.; Hallgarten & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; Hemphill,
Noyes & Co.: Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lee Higginson Corp.;
White, Weld &
Co.;
fiancamerica-Blair Corp.; AJex Brown &
Sons* Wertheim & Co.; F. S. Moseley & Co.; Boettcher & Co.,
Inc.;Bosworth,Chanute, Loughbridge & Co.; Cavalier & Co.;
Mitchum, Tully & Co., and Schwabacber & Co., in the offering
of $15,000,000 10-year 4% sinking fund debentures priced at
99M and accrued interest, and due June 1, 1947.
The issue
has
been oversubscribed.
•.
include Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Lee
Higginson Corp. The First Boston Con?.; Brown Harriman &
Co., Inc.; Edward B. Smith & Co., and Harris, Hall & Co., Inc.
4,000
for the company within the last 10 months was
June 16 with the offering of $35,000,000 2M%
debentures, due June 15, 1942, at 99% and int., to yield
2.777%.
The offering was made by a group of 43 investment
houses headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co. and the First
Boston Corp.
As in the case of the first debenture offering,
which consisted of $30,000,000 15-year obligations, the entire
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26,000,000—New York Telephone Co.—A banking syndicate headed
by Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc., on June 24 offered $25,000,000
refunding mortgage 3M%
bonds, series B.
The bonds,
priced at 100 and int., are dated July 1, 1937, and will mature
on July 1, 1967.
Other members of the underwriting group
4,000
4,000
4,000
undertaken
UTILITY FINANCING
$95,000,000—Union Electric Co. of Missouri—An offering of $80,000,000
first mortgage and collateral trust bonds, 3M% series due
1962. and $15,000,000 of 3% notes, due 1942, was made June 28
by Dillon, Read & Co. and a large group of underwriters,
including the First Boston Corp. Spencer Trask & Co. Stone
;
& Webster and Blodget, Inc.; Blyth & Co., Inc.: Brown
Harrlman & Co
Inc.; Edward B. Smith & Co.; Coffin &
Burr, Inc.; Goldman, Sachs & Co., and J. & W. Seligman
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& Co.
The 3M %. bonds were priced at 100 and the 3%
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notes at 100M. in each case plus accrued interest, if any,
from July 1 to date of delivery.
Dillon, Read & Co. announced
on
the day of offering that both issues had been sold and
—
financing
authorized the company to assume ob¬
ligation and liability in respect of not exceeding $1,400,000
equipment trust certificates, series T, to be issued by Chase
National Bank, New York, as trustee, and sold at 102.444
and accrued dividends in connections with the procurement
of certain equipment.
The certificates were offered for sale through competitive
bidding.
The highest bid received in response thereto, 102.444
and accrued dividends, was made by a group comprised of
Salomon
Brothers &
Hutzler: Dick & Merle-Smith, and
Stroud & Co., Inc.
On this basis the average annual cost
of the proceeds to the receiver will be approximately 3.63%.
The issue has been placed privately.
—
———...
Paine, Webber & Co., New York
R. W. Pressprich & Co., New York
Securities Co. of Milwaukee, Inc., Milwaukee
Shields & Co., New York
Spencer Trask & Co., New York
Whiting, Weeks & Knowles, Inc., Boston
The bonds have been sold at par to the Metropolitan Life
s
4,000
4,000
4,000
4,000
Francis I. du Pont & Co., New York
Glore, Forgan & Co., New York...
Graham, Parsons & Co., New York
Harris, Hall & Co. (Inc.), Chicago..
Laird & Co., Wilmington
W. H. Newbold's Son & Co., Philadelphia
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5,000
5,000
Biddle Whelen & Co., Philadelphia
Cassatt & Co., Inc., Philadelphia.......
E. W. Clark & Co., Philadelphia
RR.—Salomon Bros. & Hutzler; Dick &
Merle-Smith, and Stroud & Co., Inc., on June 23 offered a
new issue of $10,410,000 series E 2% % serial equipment trust
certificates.
The certificates mature $694,000 annually from
t;.
Shares
Name and Address—
Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc., New York
—70,000
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., New York
—30,000
Brown Harriman & Co., Inc., New York
—..——.25,000
The First Boston Corp., New York
25,000
Edward B. Smith & Co., New York
25,000
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York
....
15,000
Bonbright & Co., Inc., New York
15,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York
15,000
Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York
15,000
Lazard Freres & Co., New York
—
15,000
Lee Higginson Corp., New York—....
15,000
Lehman Brothers, New York
—
15,000
Mellon Securities Corp., Pittsburgh
——.—..15,000
Chas. D. Barney & Co., N. Y
10,000
Clark, Dodge & Co., New York
10,000
Dominick & Dominick, New York—....
10,000
Hornblower & Weeks, New York
—10,000
W. E. Hutton & Co., New York
10,000
J. & W. Seligman & Co., New York
10,000
White, Weld & Co., New York
—10,000
Laird, Bissell & Meeds, Wilmington, Del
...—-- 6,000
R. L. Day & Co., Boston
— 5,000
Estabrook & Co., New York
5,000
Hayden, Stone & Co., New York
5,000
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., New York
5,000
F. 8. Moseley & Co., New York
—....
5,000
Salomon Bros. & Hutzler, New York
.......
5,000
and will undoubtedly
$10,410,000—Union Pacific
MISCELLANEOUS FINANCING
$75,000,000—Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc.—Arrangements for one o
the largest private sales of bonds ever negotiated were under¬
taken in June, entailing the first purchase by several big life
insurance companies of $75,000,000 debentures of the com¬
pany.
The debentures mature in 18 years, carrying a 3M%
coupon, and were priced at 98.
The insurance companies
participating in the issue were: Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co.; Prudential Insurance Co. of America; New York Life
Insurance Co.; Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United
States, and Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York.
50,000,000—(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co.—Offering was made
June 30 by Morgan Stanley & Co. and 47 associates of 500.000
shares of preferred stock, $4.50 cumulative (no par value) at
$100 a share plus accrued dividends from date or Issue.
This
is the first stock offering undertaken by the company since
March, 1928, when an issue of 101,575 shares of 6% cumulative
non-voting debenture stock was offered to stockholders at
$115 a share.
The issue has been over-subscribed.
Below is the list of underwriters participating in the offering
and the amount of their respective allotments:
compared with June one year ago, in contrast to a modest
increase in stock issues.
The demand for new capital,
apart from that for refunding
Co.
INDUSTRIAL AND
during the month went to provide necessary funds for im¬
provement and additions to plants and equipment and for
other corporate needs.
Offerings of a refunding nature
were not lacking during June, but it is interesting to note
the marked contraction in bond issues the past month when
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MONTHLY KEVIEW
July, 1937]
2.300,000—Richmond
(Va.)
Hotels,
Inc.—Galleher & Co., Inc.,
Richmond, Va., offered at prices to yield from 3% to 5%,
according to maturity, $2,300,000 5% first mortgage bonds.
Bonds were offered to residents of Virginia only.
Dated July 1,
1937 the bonds become due serially (s.-a.) each January and
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July from July
July 1, 1947.
1, 1938 to Jan. 1, 1947, incl.,
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and $1,400,000
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It
4,700,000 Buffalo, N. Y., 3.10% refunding bonds, scheduled to mature
20,285,000—Phelps Dodge Corp.—Holders of record at the close of busi¬
ness on June 7 of the 5,071,240 outstanding shares of the capital
stock were offered pro rata rights to subscribe in the aggregate
to the $20,285,000 convertible debentures.
Each such record
holder of capital stock, for each share of capital stock held,
was granted the right to subscribe to $4 of debentures at 100
(flat).
Such subscription rights expired at 3 o'clock p. m.
(Eastern Daylight Saving Time) on June 28 and were evidenced
by transferable full subscription warrants and transferable
fractional subscription
warrants.
Debentures issued only
upon the exercise of a warrant or warrants representing in the
aggregate the right to subscribe to $100 of debentures or
multiples thereof.
The convertible 3)4% debentures were dated June 15, 1937
and become due June 15, 1952.
Underwriters—The names of the several underwriters of
the debentures and the percentages of unsubscribed debentures
to be purchased by them, respectively, are as follows:
Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc., New York
25
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., New York
10
Brown Harriman & Co., Inc., New York
5
The First Boston Corp., New York
5
Mellon Securities Corp., Pittsburgh
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5
Edward B. Smith & Co., New York
5
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Blyth & Co., Inc., New York
Clark, Dodge & Co., New York
Dominick & Dominick, New York
Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York
Hornblower & Weeks, New York
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Kidder, Peabody & Co., New York
Lazard Freres & Co., Inc., New York
Lee Higginson Corp., New York
G. M.-P. Murphy & Co., New York
J. & W. Seligman & Co., New York
Stone & Webster and Blogdett, Inc., New York
White, Weld & Co., New York
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3.75
3.75
3.75
—
3.75
3.75
3.75
—_
3.75
3.75
'
3.75
3.75
3.75'
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3.75'
19,000,000—Standard Brands, Inc.—Offering was made to the public
June 23 by a banking syndicate headed by Morgan Stanley
Inc., of 200,000 shares of $4.50 cumulative preferred
stock (no par).
The stock was priced at $95 a share, to yield
Co..
&
*'^Underwriters—The
names of the several underwriters and
the several numbers of shares underwritten by them,
respectively, are as follows:
and
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Name—
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Morgan Stanley & Co., Inc., New
,
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45,000 shs.
15,000 shs.
York
The First Boston Corp., New York
Brown Harriman & Co., Inc., New York
Edward B. Smith & Co., New York
Mellon Securities Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Kidder. Peabody & Co., New York
W. E. Hutton & Co., New York..
Lee Higginson Corp., New York
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York
Lazard Freres & Co., Inc., New York
Chas. D. Barney & Co., New York
Clark, Dodge & Co., New York
Dominick & Dominick, New York
Hayden, Stone & Co., New York
A
-15,000
15,000
10,000
10,000
.10,000
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
10,000 shs.
10,000 shs.
10,000 shs.
5,000 shs.
-
—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., New York.
Hornblower & Weeks, New York...
F. S. Moseley & Co., New York
J. & W. Seligman & Co., New York
Spencer Trask & Co., New York
White, Weld & Co., New York
5,000 shs.
5,000 shs.
5,000 shs.
5,000 shs.
5,000 shs.
5,000 shs.
5,000 shs.
5,000 shs.
5,000 shs.
4,375,000—Simonds Saw & Steel Co.—Public offering, by means of a
prospectus, was made June 15 of 125,000 shares of common
stock by a syndicate headed by Estabrook & Co.
Offering
price was $35 per share.
-"
Underwriting—The names of the investment bankers, and
the number of the shares offered hereby,
which each of them
so agreed to purchase, appear below:
Estabrook & Co., Boston
Hayden, Stone & Co.; Boston
Glore, Forgan & Co., New York
Putnam & Co., Hartford
Paine, Webber & Co., Boston.
Laurence M. Marks & Co., New York
G. M.-P. Murphy & Co., New York
Jackson & Curtis, Boston
Hornblower & Weeks, Boston
Burr, Gannett & Co., Boston
on an annual basis from 1938 to 1957 incl., were sold to a syndi¬
by Edward B. Smith & Co. of New York, at a
price of 100.079, a basis of about 3.09 %.
Public reoffering was
made from a 1 % yield for the 1938 maturity to a price of 100.50
for the final annual payment.
cate headed
4.000,000 South Carolina (Stat© of) 3H% highway certificates of in¬
debtedness, due $400,000 each year from 1940 to 1949 incl.,
were bid in by Lazard Freres & Co.,
Inc. of New York and
associates, at 101.089, a basis of about 3.09%.
Reoffered to
Seld from 2% to N. Y., 2 according to various purposes bonds,
County, 3.20%, %% and 4% maturity,
assau
due serially from 1938 to 1954 incl., were taken by Lehman
Bros, of New York and associates, at a price of par, the net
being about 2.88%.
California (State of) 3% veterans' welfare bonds, due serially
1939 to 1950 incl., were sold at public auction to an
account managed by the National City Bank of New York,
at a price of 102.83, a 2.55% net interest cost.
The success¬
ful bidders placed the bonds on the market on a yield basis of
of from 1.30% to 2.65%, according to maturity.
3,000,000 Memphis, Tenn., 3%% electric light plant bonds, due annu¬
ally from 1942 to 1966 incL, were sold to a syndicate beaded by
the Mercantile-Commerce Bank & Trust Co. of St. Louis,
at 101.06, a basis of about 3.67%.
Reoffered to yield from
2.25% to 3.60%, according to maturity.
2,500,000 Mississippi (State of) highway notes, bearing interest at 3%,
3)4 % and3H% and due on an annual basis from 1938 to 1955
incl., were awarded to John Nuveen & Co. of Chicago, at
100.031, a net interest cost basis of about 3.54%.
Reoffered
to yield from 1.77% to 3.58%, according to coupon rate and
interest cost to the county
3 000,000
from
,
maturity.
;
2,100,000 Kentucky (State of) 2% % Bridge Revenue Project No. 12
bonds sold to Blyth & Co.'of Chicago, and associates, at a price
of 101.04.
Due in 1947, although callable on any interest date
at varying premiums,
depending on the redemption date.
The bankers reoffered the bonds at a price of 102.25.
2,000,000 New Mexico (State of) 3% and 3%% highway debentures,
ma timing serially from
1949 to 1952 incl., were awarded to
In
Phelps, Fenn & Co. of New York, at a price of 100.025.
reoffering the bonds, the bankers priced the 3%s, due Jan. 1
and July 1, 1949, to yield 3.10%, and the 3s, dub July 1, 1949
through July 1, 1952 at par and 99.50.
1,980,000 Delaware River Joint Commission, N.J., 4H % PhiladelphiaCamden Bridge bonds, included in a series of issues sold by
the New Jersey State Highway Sinking Fund, were awarded to
Graham, Parsons & Co. of New York and associates, at a
The bonds mature serially from 1941 to
price of 112.037.
1950 incl. and are callable at various prices starting with 105
on Sept. 1, 1943, the first call date.
In reoffering the bonds,
the syndicate priced them to yield from 1.80 to 2.57%, the
return being computed to the earliest redemption date.
1,800,000 Atlanta, Ga., 2% % refunding bonds, maturially from 1938 to
1963 incl., were awarded to the Chase National Bank of New
York, and associates.
The 1938 to 1967 bonds were reoffered
on a yield basis of from 0.85% to 2.65%, while the remaining
-
maturities were priced at
DIVIDEND CHANGES IN JUNE
Changes in dividend declarations in June are numerous
and are for the most part of a favorable nature.
The follow¬
ing list, dividend into two sections, namely "Favorable
Changes" and "Unfavorable Changes," gives the more im¬
portant of the changes:
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25,000
25,000
—20,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
9,000
6,000
6,000
4,000
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
shs.
2,100,000—National Cylinder Gas Co.—Paine, Webber & Co. and
F. S. Moseley & Co. on June 14 made public offering, by
means
of a prospectus of 120,000 shares of common stock
(par $1) at $17.50 per share.
;
1,868,750—(B. F.) Avery & Sons Co.—F. Eberstadt & Co., Inc., on
June 15 offered $1,000,000 11-year sinking fund 5% notes,
with warrants attached to purchase 40,000 shares of common
stock and 34,750 shares ($25 par) 6% cumulative preferred
stock, with warrants attached to purchase 69,500 shares
of common stock.
The notes become due June 1, 1947, and
were offered at
99 and accrued interest, and the preferred
stock at $25 per share plus accrued dividends,
Both issues
\ have
been
oversubscribed.
according to maturity.
The certificates, issued under the Philadelphia plan, were
dated June 15, 1937 and will mature serially at the rate of
$55,000 on Dec. 15, 1937 and on June 15 and Dec. 15 of each
year 1938 to 1946, inclusive, and $55,000 on June 15, 1947.
Underwriters—The names of the principal underwriters and
and the amount which each has agreed to purchase are as
1
$275,000
275,000
Stroud & Co., Inc., Philadelphia
275,000
Chandler & Co., Inc., Philadelphia
275,000
1,015,000—Houston Oil Field National Co., Inc.—Public offering was
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.Freeman & Co., New York
Central Republic & Co., Chicago
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announced June 10 of 25,000 shares of $1.50 dividend cumu¬
lative convertible preferred stock ($20 par) and 40,000 shares
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($1 par) common stock.
The offering was made .through a
by Robinson, Miller & Co., Inc., and Minsch,
Monell & Co., Inc., at $25 for the preferred shares and $9.75
prospectus,
for
the
common
1,000,000—Finance
was
Co.
shares.
of
America at
Baltimore—Public offering
of $1,000,000 of
made June 14 by means of a prospectus
10-year 4% coupon notes, by Stein Bros. & Boyce;
Jackson & Curtis; Singer, Deane & Scribner and Westheimer
& Co.
The notes, which are dated March 1, 1937 and due
$500,000 each March 1, 1942 and 1947, were offered at a price
of 99 M for the 5-year maturities and 96 for the 10-year matur¬
ities, with accrued interest in each case.
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MUNICIPAL
FINANCING
$40,000,000 New York (State of) 2H % unemployment relief and general
improvement bonds awarded to the Bank of the Manhattan
Co. of New York and associates, at a price of 100.439, a basis
of about 2.19%.
The bonds, due serially from 1938 to 1962
incl., were reoffered by the banking group on a yield basis of
from 0.70% to 2.35%, according to maturity.
10,066,000 Tennessee (State of) 3J4% and 3)4% refunding and county
reimbursement bonds, maturing serially from 1944 to 1949 incl.,
were
taken by an account managed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
Inc. of New York.
The State received a price of 100.405 for
the obligations, the net interest cost being approximately
3.34%.
In reoffering the bonds, the bankers priced them to
yield from 2.90% to 3.25%, according to datei ofmaturity.
was
a
share
paid July 1 on its $6 pref. stock.
Co.—Initial dividend of 25c. a share on the
stock, payable June 25.
;
)
Aetna Ball Bearing Mfg.
common
Affiliated Fund, Inc.—Extra dividend af 10c. a share and a regular quar¬
terly of 15c. a share on the common stock, both payable July 15.
Air Associates,
Inc.—Initial dividend of 10c. a share on the common
stock, payable June 21.
Air Reduction Co.,
quarterly of 25c.
July 15.
a
Inc.—Extra dividend of 75c. a share and a regular
share on the no par common stock, both payable
;
Allied Kid Co.—Extra dividend of 75c. a share was paid June 26 on the
$5 par
common
stock.
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American Agricultural Chemical Co.—Dividend on the no par capital
stock increased from $1 a share to $1.50 a share, payable June 30.
American Bakeries Corp.—Initial
stock, payable July 1.
dividend of 50c. a share on the class B
American Box Board Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
20c.
a
share to 25c.
a
share, payable July 1.
American Chain & Cable Co.,
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Inc.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the new
the three-for-one stock spdt-up,
stock to be outstanding after
?ayable June 15. A dividend of $1 was paid on the old stocki''on March
5, last.'
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American Cities Power & Light Co.—Dividend on the class
increased from 20c. a share to 30c. a share, payable June 28.
B stock
American Discount Co. (Georgia)—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and
a regular quarterly of 50c. a share on the no par common stock, both
payable July 1.
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American Felt Co.—Dividend of $1 a share on the common stock, pay¬
able June 14.
American
common
follows:
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CHANGES
FAVORABLE
Abercrombie & Fitch Co.—Initial semi-annual dividend of $3
common
1,100,000—North American Car Corp.—Offering of $1,100,000 414%
equipment trust certificates, series P, was made June 16 by
Freeman & Co.; Central Republic Co.; Stroud & Co., Inc., and
Chandler & Co., Inc., at prices to yield from 1.75% to 4.80%,
101.50.
1,460,000 West Virginia (State of) 2% and3H% bridge revenue bonds.
due on an annual basis from 1938 to 1951 incl., were awarded
to Young, Moore & Co., Charleston, and C. W. McNear & Co.,
s
Chicago, jointly, at par, a net interest cost of about 2.82%.
The bonds are callable on any interest date after three years
from date of issue at a premium of 3 %.
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Motorists
Insurance
Co.—Stock
dividend
of
2%
stock, payable in coinmon on July 1, next.
the
on
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American Potash & Chemical Corp.—Dividend on the no par common
stock increased from $1.25 a share to $1.50 a share, payable June 22.
American Rolling Mill Co.—Dividend on the $25 par common
creased from 30c. a share to 50c. a share, payable July 15.
stock in¬
American Shipbuilding Co.—Extra dividend of $1 a share and a divi¬
dend of 50c. a share on the common stock.
The former is payable on
June 26 and the latter
American
Thermos
on
Aug. 2.
Bottle Co.—Extra dividend of 75c.
a
share and a
quarterly of 25c. a share on the no par common stock, both payable
Aug. 2.
a share was paid on the common
This compares with 50c. a share paid on Dec. 30, 1936.
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.—Dividend of $1
stock
on
June 30.
Apollo Steel Co.—Extra dividend of 12)4c. a share and a regular quar¬
terly dividend of like amount on the common stock, both payable July 1.
(D.) Appleton-Century Co., Inc.—Initial dividend of $1 a share on the
common stock, payable July 1.
Art Metal Construction Co.—Dividend of 60c.
a
share
on
the common
stock, payable July 1. This compares with 40c. a share paid on April 1,
last, and on Dec. 17, 1936.
Arundel Corp.—Extra dividend of 25$. a share and a regular
of like amount on the common stock, both payable July 1.
Athey Truss Wheel Co.—Initial dividend of 25c.
a
quarterly
share on the common
stock, payable July 1.
Automobile Banking Corp.—Extra dividend of 10c. a share and regular
dividends of like amount on the class A common and common stocks, all
payable July 1.
Automobile Finance Co.—Extra dividend of 10c.
a
share and
a
regular
quarterly dividend of like amount on the common stock, both payable
(B. F.) Avery & Sons Co.—Initial dividend of 37 He. a share on the $25 par
6% preferred stock, payable July 10.
.
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Backstay-Welt Co.—Extra dividend of 20c. a share in addition to a regular
quarterly dividend of 30c. a share on the no par common stock, pay'
able
a
Great Lakes
Engineering Works—Dividend of 15c. a share on the $10
stock, payable Aug. 2.
Extra dividends of 5c. and regular
quarterly dividends of 10c. a share were paid in each of the 11 preceding
par, common
July 1.
quarters.
increased from 18c.
Corp.—Dividend on the company's stock
a share, payable July 1.
Banc Ohio
Insurance Co., Ltd., Canada—Dividend on the
stock increased from $2 a share to $2.50 a share, payable July 2.
common
the common
Blaw-Knox Co.—Interim dividend of 25c. a share on
stock,
April 15, last.
share was paid on June
payable June 30 and compares with 20c. paid on
21
Briggs Mfg. Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock
50c. a share to $1 a share, payable June 25.
issue,
both payable June 30.
Honolulu Rapid Transit Co., Ltd.—Dividend on the $20 par, common
stock increased from 15c. a share to 30c. a share, payable June 30.
Hoskins
and
stock, both payable
Aug. 16.
21
stock.
(Philip) Carey Mf gt Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
25c. a share to 50c. a share, payable June 30.
Central West Co.—Distribution of $1 a share in cash plus one share of
common stock of Central Electric & Telephone Co. for each five shares
of common stock of Central West Co. stock held, to holders of v. t. c.
representing common stock of Central West Co., payable June 15.
Chain Stores Investors Trust—Extra dividend of 15c. a share and a
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of 25c. a share on the no par common
Manufacturing Co.—Initial dividend of 40c. a share on the
stock, par $2.50, payable June 26.
The common stock was
on a four-for-one basis.
new common
Huttig
Sash
&
accumulations
Door
the
on
Co.—Dividend of $2.25 a share on account of
7% cumul. pref. stock, payable June 30.
This
dividends on this issue.
payment clears up all back
Imperial Paper & Color Corp.—Initial dividend of $1 a share on the
common stock, payable June 23.
Incorporated Investors—Dividend on the common stock increased from
25c. a share to 30c. a share, payable from income on July 30.
Industrial Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—Dividend of 37He. a share on the
$2 non-cumulative class A stock, payable June 30.
This compares with
25c.
a
share paid on April 1, last.
Coal Co., Ltd.—Semi-annual dividend of $3 a share on
$100 par common stock, payable July 2.
This compares with an
extra of $2 and a semi-annual dividend of like amount paid on June 2, last.
Intercolonial
the
International
stock, both
of
arrears
on
Agricultural Corp.—Dividend of $3 a share on account
the prior preference stock, payable June 17.
Kalamazoo Stove & Furnace Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and a
Champion Paper & Fibre Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased
share to 50c.
a
regular quarterly dividend of like amount on the common stock, par $10,
both payable Aug. 1.
The above company was formerly known as the
share, payable Aug. 16.
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Cto.—Initial quarterly dividend of 75c. a
on the $3 preferred stock, payable July 1.
Kalamazoo Stove Co.
share
Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Extra dividend of $2.50
a share and a semi-annual dividend of $5 a share on the common stock,
Kelley Island Line & Transport Co.—Dividend on the no par common
stock increased from 30c. a share to 40c. a share, payable June 30.
(Spencer)
both payable June 24.
The dividend is
Kennedy's, Inc.—Initial dividend of 30c. a share on the common
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.. St. Louis—Initial quarterly dividend of 25c. a
share and an extra dividend of 25c. a share on the new common stock
*
on initial quarterly of 37Hc. a share on
preferred stock, all payable June 30.
stocks and
of 10c.
a
share and a regular
Quarterly dividend or 20c. a share on the common stock, both payable
mg.
14.
Consolidated Retail Stores, Inc.—Dividend of $28 a share on account
of accumulations on the 8% cumtfj. pref. stock, par $100, thus wiping
out all back dividends on this issue, and a regular quarterly dividend of
stock,
payable July 15.
and class B
the company's new
Keisch Co.—Initial dividend of 25c. a share on the class A
outstanding, both payable July 20.
Consolidated Oil Corp.—Extra dividend
Kellogg & Sons—Special dividend of $50 payable in cash or
stock for each 100 shares of common stock held.
payable Aug. 16.?
shares of common
two
the com¬
Columbia Pictures Corp.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share on
mon stock and voting trust certificates, payable June 25.
now
a
recently split
of 7 He. a share
Burry Biscuit Corp.—Initial dividend of 25c. a share was paid June
a
share on the no par common
a
stock, pay¬
Inc.—Dividend of 30c. a share on the capi¬
This compares with 25c. paid on April 1, last.
Brown Fence & Wire Co.—Extra dividend of 60c. a share on the common
stock of $1 par value was paid on June 25.
from 25c.
Co.—Dividend of $1
Holly Oil Co.—Dividend of 25c.
payable July 1.
regular quarterly
payable July 15.
Furnace
stock, payable Aug. 2.
Broad Street Investing Co.,
common
\
increased from
able June 25.
the
payable July 1.
share on the common stock, payable
June 15; this will be the first dividend paid on this issue since August,
1933, when 10c. a share was disbursed.
Brink's, Inc.—Initial dividend of $1.25 a share on the capital
on
stock increased
(Walter E.) Heller & Co.—Extra dividend of 10c. a share in addition to
the regular quarterly dividend of 10c. a share on the common stock,
Holland
Realty Investment, Ltd.—Dividend of $1.50 a share
on the common stock, payable July 2.
This compares with $1 paid on
Dec. 31, 1936.
in Canadian funds on
Co.—Dividend on the common
payable June 30.
Harbauer Co.—Dividend of 10c. a share on the no par common stock,
payable July 25.
A dividend of 25c. a share was also declared on this
Bremner-Norris
Buffalo Ankerite Gold Mines, Ltd.—Extra dividend
a regular quarterly of 12He. a share on the capital
Towing
from $1 a share to $2 a share,
Beaver Fire
Bond Stores, Inc.—Initial dividend of 40c. a
on the common stock.
Lakes
Great
share to 20c.
tal stock,
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MONTHLY EEYIEW
July, 1937]
Knapp Monarch Co.—Directors declared a stock dividend of two ad¬
ditional shares on the no par common stock for each share now held
payable to holders of record June 30.
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$2
a
share, both payable July 2.
Consolidated
7
,
.
which time 25c.
& Paper Co.—Dividend on the $100 par
Water Power
stock increased from $1 a share to $1.50 a share, payable July 1.
common
Langendorg United Bakeries, Inc.—Dividend of 50c. a share on account
of accumulations on the $2 cumul. class A stock of no par value, payable
June 19.
This will be the first dividend to be paid since Jan. 15, 1935 at
Copperweld Steel Co.—Dividend on the no par value com non stock in¬
creased from 30c. a share to 50c. a share, payable Aug. 31.
Covered Wagon Co.—Initial quarterly dividend of 37He. a
$1.50 class A stock, payable June 15.
share on the
Lee
a
share was distributed.
& Tire Corp.—Dividend on the
Rubber
creased from 25c. a share to 75c. a share,
$5 par, capital stock In¬
payable Aug. 2.
Lehman Corp.—Special dividend of $1.50 a share and an initial quarterly
of 25c. a share on the new capital stock, both payable June 23.
Le Roi Co.—Initial dividend of 50c. a share on the common
Crystalite Products Corp.—Dividends resumed on the 7% cumulative
preferred stock by the payment of $1 a share on June 26, last. This is
the first disbursement by the company on this issue since Apri
1931.
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stock, payable
July 12.
Liberty Loan Corp.—Dividend of 30c. a share on the class A and class B
common stocks, payable July 1.
Previously regular quarterly dividends
of 25c. a share were distributed.
1
Darling Stores Corp.—Extra partic. dividend of 25c. a share and a regu¬
lar quarterly of 50c. a share on the $2 cumul. partic. pref. stock ana a
dividend of 11 He. a share on the common stock, all payable July 1.
Lima
Davidson-Boutell Co.—Initial quarterly dividend of $1.50 a share on the
Lion
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6% preferred stock, par $100, payable July 1.
since November,
1920.
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Delaware Rayon Corp.-—Dividend on the class A common stock
from 50c. a share to 75c. a share, payable June 30.
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increased
Delta Electric Co.—Initial dividend of 25c. a share on the common stock,
payable June 20.
Detroit Steel
•>
Products Co.—Dividend on the no par capital stock in¬
a share to 50c. a share, payable June 30.
creased from 25c.
Dominion Foundries & Steel, Ltd.—Initial dividend of 25c. a share on
the
no
common
par
stock, payable July 15.
Duff-Norton Mfg. Co.—Dividend on the no par common
from 40c. a share to 50c. a share, payable June 15.
stock increased
Eastern Magnesia Talc Co., Inc.—Extra dividend of $1 a share and a
regular quarterly of $1 a share on the $100 par common stock, payable
June 30.
(Thomas A.) Edison, Inc.—Extra dividend of $3 a share in addition to
the regular quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on the common stock,
both
were
payable June 15.
Electric Auto Lite Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
60c. a share to 80c. a share, payable July 1.
Electric Products Corp.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
25c. a share to 50c. a share, payable July 8.
Emerson Drug Co.—Dividends on the class A and class B common stocks
increased from 40c. a share to 50c. a share, payable July 1.
Federal Mogul Corp.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased
from 25c. a share to 35c. a share, payable July 15.
(M. H.) Fishman Co., Inc.—Initial quarterly dividend of $1.25 a share
on the 5% cumulative preferred stock, par $100, payable July 1.
(Peter) Fox Brewing Co.—Extra dividend of 20c. a share and a regular
quarterly dividend of 25c. a share on the common stock, both payable
June 26.
Previously regular quarterly dividends of 20c. a share were
distributed.
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& Heel
Co.—Dividend on the $1 par common stock
share, payable July 15.
Oil Refining Co.—Extra
dividend of 25c. a share and a regular
quarterly of 25c. a share on the common
Davison Chemical Corp.—Special dividend of 60c. a share was paid
June 18 on the common stock and was the first dividend paid by the
company
Cord Sole
increased from 12Hc. a share to 25c. a
(Arthur G.) McKee Co.—Extra dividend of 75c. a share and a regular ">■
quarterly of 25c. a share on the class B stock, both payable July 1.
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(R. C.) Mahon Co.—Dividend of 25c. a share was paid June 15 on the
common stock.
On March 15, last an initial dividend of 15c. a share was
paid.
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(P. R.) Mallory & Co., Inc.—Stock dividend of 100% payable in common
stock to holders of record June 21.
A cash dividend of 25c. a share was
also declared on the larger amount of common stock to be outstanding,
payable June 29.
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Manufacturers Life Insurance Co.—Semi-annual dividend
on the
common stock of $6 a share, payable July 2.
This compares with $5 a
share paid previously.
.
Mapes
a
quarterly of 15c. a share on the common stock, both payable July 25.
Consolidated Manufacturing Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a
and a regular quarterly of 50c. a share on the common stock, both
payable July 1.
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Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Co., Ltd.—Dividend on the $10 par
common stock increased from 15c. a share to 20c. a share, payable July 2,
snare
Mar-Tex Oil Co.—Extra dividend of lc. a share and a regular
of 5c. a share on the common stock, both payable June 30.
quarterly
Corp.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the common stock, payable
June 30, and the first paid since Oct. 15, 1931, when 12Hc. a share was
Mead
distributed.
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Messinger Corp.—Initial
payable July 31.
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dividend of 25c. a share on the common stock,
Michigan Sugar Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the 6% cumulative
preferred stock, payable June 21.
The last previous payment made on
this issue was in December, 1925.
Mickelberry's Food Products Corp.—Initial
share on the new
quarterly dividend of 60c. a
$2.40 preferred stock, payable July 1.
& Mfg. Co.—Interim dividend on the no par common
increased from 40c. a share to 50c. a share, payable July 1,
Minnesota Mining
...
Froedtert Grain & Malting Co.—Extra dividend of $1.05 a share and
stock, both payablp July 20.
Lynch Corp.—Special dividend of $1 a share on the $5 par common
stock, payable June 29.
stock
Missouri Portland Cement
Co.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the common
with 75c. paid in December,
stock, payable June 30.
This compares
1936 and 25c. on Oct. 31, 1936.
Gardner-Denver Co.—Extra dividend of 10c. a share and a quarterly
dividend of 25c. a share on the larger amount of no-par common stock
now outstanding, both payable July 20.
Mutual System, Inc.—Extra dividend of lc. a share in addition to the
regular quarterly dividend of 5c. a share on the common stock, both
Garlock Packing Co.—Dividend of 75c. a share on the no-par common
stock, payable June 30.
Previously regular quarterly dividends of 25c.
Nachman
a
share were distributed.
General Acceptance Corp.—Extra dividend of 5c. a share in addition
to a regular quarterly of 25c. a share on the common and class A stock
all payable June 15.
General Capita ICorp.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
25c. a share to 40c. a share, payable July 10.
Finance Corp.—Quarterly dividend of 15c. a share on the
stock, payable June 21 and compares with dividends of 10c a
paid in previous quarters.
General
common
share
General
Fireproofing
Co.—Dividend on the
from 25c. a share to 30c. a share, payably
common
stock increased
July 1.
Paint
Corp.—Dividend reserved on the common stock by
declaration of 25c. a share, payable July 1, next.
This will be the first
distribution on this issue since April, 1930.
General
Shoe Corp.—Dividend on the no-par class A and B common
stocks increased from 85c. a share to $1 a share, payable July 15.
General
Gorham Mfg. Co.—Dividend on the no-par common stock increased from
25c. a share to 50c. a share, payable June 15.
Great American Transportation Corp.—Dividend of $1.50 a share on
the common stock, payable July 1.
This compares with an extra of
'
25c. and a regular dividend of
$1 paid
on
Dec. 21, 1936.
payable July 15.
Spring-Filled Corp.—Dividend on the capital stock increased
from 25c. a share to
(A.) Nash &
37He.
a
share, payable June 25.
Co.—Dividend of $1.50 a share on the common stock, payable
June 26.
National Bearings
Metals Corp.—Dividend on the common stock in¬
50c. a share, payable Sept. 1.
dividend of 25c. a share on the
creased from 37He. a share to
National City Lines (Chicago)—Initial
common stock, payable Aug. 1.
v
& Type Co.—Initial dividend of 25c. a share on
stock, payable Aug. 16, next.
National Paper
common
National Tea Co.—Action deferred on the payment
dividend of 15c. a share on July 1.
the
of the regular quarterly
Naumkeag Steam Cotton Co.-—Dividend on the common
from $1 a share to $2 a share, payable July 1.
stock Increased
Hampshire Fire Insurance Co.—Special dividend of 20c. a share
and a regular quarterly of 40c. a share on the $10 par capital stock, both
payable July 1.
New Idea, Inc.—Initial dividend of 15c. a share was paid June 30, on
the common stock.
New
& Warehouse Co., Ltd.—Dividend on the
stock increased from $1 a share to $1.50 a sharS and
June 21, last.
New Orleans Cold Storage
$100 par, common
payable on
became
MONTHLY REVIEW
14
New York Steam Corp.—Action on the
payment of dividends
on
the $6
and $7 preferred stock due at this time was settled.
Regular quarterly
dividends of $1.50 and $1.75 a share, respectively, were paid on these
issues up to
and including April 1, last.
United Specialties Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased from
15c. a share to 35c. a share, payable July 1.
United States Casualty Co.—Initial semi-annual dividend of 22 He. a
share was paid June 1 on the conv. preferred stock.
of 15c. a share was
Niagara Share Corp. of Ind.—Dividend of 15c. a share on the class B
common stock, par $5, payable July 26.
This compares with 50c. paid
on Dec. 18,1936 and 10c. a share oh July 15,1936.
North American Finance Corp.—Initial quarterly dividend of 25c. a
share on the class A stock, payable July 1.
United Wall Paper Factories, Inc.—Initial dividend
dividend of 75c. a share and a regular
quarterly of 37He. a share on the $25 par common stock, both were
payable June 25, last.
Ontario Manufacturing Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock
increased from 40c. a share to 50c. a share, payable July 1.
Vanadium Alloys Steel Co.—Extra dividend of $2.25 a share was paid
June 25, on the no par common stock and a regular quarterly of 60c. a
share on June 2.
Vapor Car Heating Co.—Dividend on the no par common stock increased
from 50c. a share to $1 a share and became payable on June 10.
Hudson River RR.—Dividend of $2.25 a share on the
capital stock par $50, was paid July 1.
This compared with 60c. a
share paid on March 30, last.
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp.—Dividend of $1.50 a share on account
or accumulations on the 6% participating preferred stock, payable June
24.
The last previous distribution on this issue amounted to $2 a share
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North & Judd Mfg. Co.—Extra
&
Paterson
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paid June 26 on the common
Universal Leaf Tobacco Co., Inc.—Extra dividend of $1.50 a share and
a regular quarterly of 75c. a share on the common stock, both payable
Aug. 1.
and was made on
Peaslee-Saulbert Corp.—Initial quarterly dividend of 25c. a share was
paid June 30, on the common stock.
Peck, Stow & Wilcox Co.—Initial dividend of $1 a share on the common
stock, payable June 15.
Pepperell Mfg. Co.—Special dividend of $5 a share on the $100 par,
capital stock, payable June 28.
Peter Paul, Inc.—Dividend on the no par common
75c. a share to $1 a share, payable July 1.
stock increased from
,
Previously dividends of 10c. a share were
15.
Pollock's, Inc.—Initial quarterly dividend of 37He. a share on the 6%
preferred stock and an initial dividend of 7 He. a share on the common
stock, both payable June 15.
Rath Packing Co.—Dividend of 33 l-3c. a share on the common stock,
payable July 1. The company on April 1, last, paid a stock dividend of
50% and prin. thereto regular quarterly dividends of 50c. a share.
Rheem Mfg. Co.—Initial dividend
of 7c. a share on the common stock,
payable July 1.
<H. V.) Rickel & Co.—Extra dividend of 27c. a share and a regular semi¬
annual dividend of 8c. a share on the $2 par common stock, both payable
July 30.
Royal Typewriter Co., Inc.—Dividend of $2.50 a share on the common
stock, payable July 22; this compares with 75c. paid on June 15 and
March 15, last.
San Carlos Milling Co., Ltd.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the $10 par,
common stock, payable July 15.
This compares with 20c. a share paid
Oct. 1, 1929.
Vlchek Tool Co.—Dividend on the common
share to 15c. a share, payable June 30.
stock increased from 10c. a
Ltd.—Extra dividend of 15c. a share and a regular
quarterly of 25c. a share on the common stock, both payable July 2.
Warren Foundry & Pipe Corp.—Extra dividend of 50c. a share and a
quarterly dividend of 50c. a share on the no par common stock, both
payable Aug. 2. Previously regular quarterly dividends of 25c. a share
Wabasso Cotton Co..
distributed.
were
Petroleum Heat & Power Co.—Dividend of 20c. a share on the common
stock, payable June
distributed.
stock.
Washington Gas Light Co.—Initial quarterly dividends of 30c. a share
on the common stock: and $1.12H a share on the $4H cumul. convertible
preferred stock, payable Aug. 2, and Aug. 10, respectively.
;
Wehle Brewing Co.—Stock
dividend of 2H% a share In class B stock was
paid July 1 on the $10 par common
and class B shares.
Wellington Fund, Inc.—Extra dividend of 40c. a
quarterly of 15c. a share on the $1 par common
each month previously.
mon
was
stock now outstanding, both
Electric Co., Inc.—Dividend of 75c. a share on the no par
capital stock payable June 30. This compares with 60c. a share paid on
March 31, last.
: *
1
Western
,
Western Grocers, Ltd.—Dividend on the no par common
from 60c. a share to 75c. a share, payable July 15.
tost.
share were paid June 25 on the no par common
stock.
This compares
of 40c. a share paid on April 1, last.
on the company's stock increased from
share, payable July 1.
with quarterly dividends
Shawmut Association—Dividend
a
share to 20c. a
Sheep Creek Gold Mines, Ltd.—Extra dividend of one cent a share in
addition to the regular quarterly dividend of two cents a share on the
common stock, both payable July 15.
Shepard Niles Crane Hoist Corp.—Stock dividend of 100% and a cash
dividend of $1.50 a share were both paid on the $25 par common stock on
June 1, last.
Simplicity Pattern Co.—Initial dividend of 25c. a share was declared on
the common stock, payable July 1.
(T. L.) Smith Co.—Initial quarterly dividend of 15c.
preferred stock, par $10, payable June 1.
a
share on the 6%
Southern New England Telephone Co.—Dividend on the capital stock
Increased from $1.75 a share to $2 a share, payable July 15.
Southwestern Bell
Telephone Co.—Dividend on the $100 par, common
payable June 30.
stock increased from $2 a share to $2.25 a share,
►
Spang, Chalfant & Co., Inc.—Dividend of $3 a share on account of
accumulations on the 6% cumulative preferred stock, par $100, payable
Aug. 2. This payment will clear up all arrears on the preferred stock.
"
Sparks Withington Co.—Dividend of $27 a share on account of accumu¬
lations on the 6% cumulative preferred stock, was paid on June 26.
This
payment was the first made since Dec. 15, 1932 and clears up all accruals
on
the stock.
i
Square D Co.—Dividend of 35c. a share on the class B stock of no par
value, payable June.
This compares with 25c. a share paid on March
'!;* 31, tost. •
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'•
(A. E.) Staley Mfg. Co.—Initial quarterly dividend of $1.25 a share on the
$5 series preferred stock and an initial dividend of 20c. a share on the
$10 par new common stock, both payable June 20.
(L. S.) Starrett Co.—Dividend of $1.75
no par common
a
share was paid June 26 on the
Regular quarterly dividends of 35c. a
stock.
previously distributed
on
share were
,
,
common
1.
of 50c. a share was paid
dividend of 25c. a share and a regular
paid June 28 on the $10 par,
quarterly dividend of 37He. a share were
stock.
CHANGES
UNFAVORABLE
,
Co.—No action taken on the no par common
a share was paid on March 31,
last, and each three months previously.
/'
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American Stores Co.—Dividend on the common stock reduced from 50c.
a share to 25c. a share, payable July 1.
American Maize Products
stock at this time.
Shasta Water Co.—Extra dividend of 30c. a share and a quarterly of 50c.
10c.
Woodward & Lathrop Co.—Extra
common
'
a
WJR, The Goodwill Station—Extra dividend
June 12 on the $5 par, common stock.
recently split on a two-for-one basis.
Sayers & Scoville Co.—Dividend of $1.50 a share on the common stock,
par $100, payable July 1.
This compares with 50c. paid oniApril 1,
stock increased
Weston Electrical Instrument Corp.—Dividend on the no par
stock increased from 25c. a share to 50c. a share, payable July
The company's stock
payable July 1.
share and a regular
stock, both payable
June 30.
'
Sangamo Electric Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share along with an
initial quarterly dividend of like amount on the larger amount of com¬
^
Weinberger Drug Stores, Inc.—Extra dividend of 40c. and a quarterly
of 50c. a share on the no par common stock, both payable June 26.
This
compares with a dividend of 40c. a share paid on April, 1, last.
A dividend of 25c
Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Co.—Dividend on the no par common
decreased from $1 a share to 50c. a share, payable July 15.
stock
v,
>
Mills, Ltd.—Action on the common dividend ordinarily pay¬
able at this time deferred. An interim dividend of 10c. a share was paid
on April 15, last.
Bruck Silk
Certain-teed
share on the
Products Corp.—Regular quarterly dividend of $1.50 a
company's 6% preferred stock due July 1, omitted.
Churngold Corp.—Dividend on the capital stock reduced
share to 10c. a share and became payable on June 30.
from 30c. a
Cincinnati Union Stock Yards Co.—Dividend on the no par common
stock reduced from 40c. a share to 30c. a share, payable June 30.
Crown Drug Co.—Dividends ordinarily payable on the common
this time omitted.
On April 10, last, 10c. a share was paid.
stock at
payment of the dividend on
omitted. On April 1 last,
of 20c. a share was made.
First Boston Corp.—Dividend of 50c. a share on the capital stock, payable
June 29.
This compares with $2 paid on Dec. 22, 1936 and $1.50 on
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co.—Action on the
the common stock normally due July 1, was
a
regular quarterly disbursement
1936.
July 23,
Holophane Co., Inc.—Dividend on the no par common stock
from 50c. a share to 20c. a share and was paid on June 28.
reduced
*
-
Candy Co.—Dividend due at this time on the common
omitted.
On April 1, last, 25c. a share was paid on this issue.
National
Pennsylvania Gas & Electric Co.—Dividend of
cumulative preferred stockpar $100, payable
$1 was paid on April 1, last, and $1.25 a share
ceding quarters.
75c. a share on the 7%
July 1. A dividend of
in each of the four pre¬
:
Sterling Brewers, Inc.—Dividend on the $1 par common
from 30c. a share to 10c. a share, payable July 15.
Co.—Dividend on the
July 1 was omitted.
In each of
of 20c. a share were paid.
Troxel Mfg.
this issue.
stock
-
stock decreased
$1 par capital stock, ordinarily due on
the three preceding quarters dividends
.
(Frederick) Stearns & Co.—Dividend
from 25c.
a
on the common
share to 35c. a share, payable June 30.
stock increased
Stecher Traung Lithograph Corp.—Dividend on the no par common
stock increased from 50c. a share to $1 a share, and became payable on
June 30.
■'
the $5 par common stock increased
share, payable June 15.
Strauss-Hirshberg Co.—Dividend
from 22He. a share to 25c. a
on
Supertest Petroleum Corp., Ltd.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and
a regular semi-annual dividend of 50c. a share on the company's common
*
stock, both payable July 2.
Swan-Finch Oil Corp.—Dividend of $3 a share on account of accumulattions on the 7% cumulative preferred stock, par $25, payable June 25,
thus clearing up all accruals on the preferred.
Directors also declared a
dividend of 25c. a share on common, likewise payable June 25, and the
first to be made on this issue since Jan. 15, 1929, when 30c. a share was
.
1
■<
distributed.
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.
.
•
•
Symington-Gould Corp.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the common stock,
payable July 30. An initial dividend of 10c. a share was paid on March
31, last.
Tennessee Corp.—Dividend of 25c. a share on the $5 par common
payable July 22. This compares with 15c. a share paid on Dec. 18,
stock
1936.
stock in¬
Thompson Products, Inc.—Dividend
on the no par common
creased from 40c. a share to 50c. a share, payable July 1.
Tintic Standard Mining Co.—Dividend on the common stock increased
from 18c. a share to 25c. a share, payable June 30.
Title & Mortgage Guaranty Co., Ltd. (New Orleans, La.)—Dividend
the common stock increased from $1 a share to $1.25 a share, payable
July 1.
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Tokheim Oil Tank & Pump Co.—Extra dividend of 25c. a share and a
regular quarterly dividend of like amount on the common stock, both
payable July 14.
/.
Union Premier Food Stores, Inc.—Initial quarterly dividend of 20c. a
share on the common stock, payable July 1.
Union Stock Yards of Omaha—Dividend of $1 a share was paid on June
on
#
30, on the common stock.
This compares with a dividend of $1.50 a share
paid on March 31, last, and each three months previously.'
United Artists Theatre
on
the
United
consecutive
and at
month,
the
JUNE, 1937
levels in June for the fifth
same
time the volume of
trading continued to shrink.
The recession in stock
was severe—amounting to 5.62 points in the average
prices
of 50
against a decline
fell to a total of
16,449,193 shares compared with 18,549,189 shares in May
and 21,428,647 Shares in June, 1936.
It was the smallest
month's trading since March, 1935, and there were only
two days in the month in which the volume amounted to
as
much as 1,000,600 shares.
The daily average for the
month, Saturdays included, was 540,000 shares.
Stock prices in the aggregate dropped to their lowest
levels in just a year.
The month's loss extended the de¬
compiled by the New York "Times"
of 0.41 of a point in May—and turnover
stocks
°
Taylor-Colquitt Co.—Special dividend of 25c. a share and a regular
quarterly of 50c. a share on the no par common stock, both payable
June 30.
A dividend of 50c. a share was paid on March 31, last.
i
STOCK MARKET DURING
COURSE OF THE
The stock market fell to lower
Circuit, Inc.—Initial dividend of $1.25 a share
5% preferred stock of $100 par, was paid on June 15, last.
Dyewood Corp.—Extra dividend of 25c.
a
share and a regular
quarterly dividend of like amount on the common stock, both payable
United Shirt Distributors, Inc.—Dividend on the no par common stock
increased from 7Hc. a share to 12Hc. a share, payable June 23.
cline
in
the
index
stock
this
year
to
13.16
points.
The
industrial
and rail shares, 25 of the former showing a recession of
6.35 points and 25 of the latter 4.89 points.
Somewhat para¬
doxically, the only grouping of industrial stocks to show a
weakness
rise
in
was
June
fairly well distributed among the
was
the
steel
shares, the classification that
expected to be hardest hit by the labor
strife that was the outstanding characteristic of the month
in the industrial realm.
Six steel stocks advanced 1.06
one
might
have
The groups hardest hit by the selling
railroad equipments and motors.
a rally in
the concluding session of the month
the steel stocks to close with a gain of slightly
points for the month.
were
the coppers,
Only
'enabled
more
than
a
point.
That
rally
developed simultaneously
of signs that the stalemate between the
struck steel companies and the Steel Workers Organizing
Committee was being resolved.
The strike against certain
with the appearance
plants of the three largest "independent" producers of
steel,
MONTHLY REVIEW
July, 1937]
namely, Republic Steel, Youngstown Sheet & Tube, and
Inland Steel, began on May 26 and progressed with fluctuat¬
ing fortunes down to the end of June. On June 30 it was
announced in Indianapolis that Inland Steel and the S* W.
O. 0. had signed a "memorandum of understanding" which
was not an agreement between the company and the union
but between the two interested parties and the State Labor
Department ) of Indiana.
The memorandum, provided that
the company would recognize the S. W. O. 0. as the col¬
for the
15
period.
same
As the month progressed slight reces¬
the rule among the better grade issues, while
medium grade bonds suffered to a much greater extent.
De¬
clines among railroad bonds in the medium and lower
sion
were
grade
classifications
were
especially heavy.
In the following table we show, as usual, the fluctuations
for the month in the different issues of United States Gov¬
ernment obligations, and a considerable number, likewise, of
domestic corporate and foreign government bond prices:
lective bargaining agency for its members.
The pact signed by Inland Steel and
States and
was accompanied by active intervention
part of Federal and State authorities, with blood¬
shed, much incidental violence, declarations of martial law
and the appointment of a Federal Mediation Board by Sec¬
retary of Labor Perkins spread upon the record. The point
at issue between the companies and the union was whether
an
agreement would be signed between them.
The com¬
panies steadfastly refused to sign an agreement, citing
seven
on
the
abundant
of contract breaches to show that the
evidence
Committee
for Industrial Organization was not a respon¬
sible body.
The Inland Steel memorandum on the last day
of the month did not cover the issue of the written con¬
tract, that thorny point being left to the decision of the
National Labor Relations Board.
•
The militant tactics of the S, W. 0.
<X, together with the
by the
Roosevelt Administration, created a situation fraught with
menace, and the pessimistic mood in which the stock mar¬
ket went through Jpne was traceable more to the RooseveltLewis alliance than to any other single factor.
The effect
of the widespread strike on steel production is graphically
portrayed by the drop in output in the last week of May
from 91% of capacity to 77.4%.
Throughout the month
steel output clung around the level of 76% of capacity.
moral
comfort lent
the
to
John
L.
Lewis forces
A further cause of anxiety in June was the embarkation
by the Roosevelt Administration
on
another
of its "witch
hunting" expeditions, this time in search of wealthy tax¬
who were accused of evading and avoiding taxes by
payers
means
that
morally
culpable where they were not
definitely illegal.
On June 1 President Roosevelt sent a
special message to Congress asking for the enactment of
legislation to close loopholes in the present tax laws. From
the fact that many of the tax devices resorted to were not
of recent
origin, and susceptible of prosecution by the
Treasury where illegality was suspected without any change
in the law, the conclusion was that the Administration was
using the tax method exposure as a smoke screen to hide
the gross overestimate by the Treasury of the probable tax
were
payments this year,
i
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Investment markets here were disturbed, too, by the pre¬
carious position of peace in Europe and, specifically, by the
parlous state of French finances.
The French franc at
length gave up the unequal struggle in the early morning
of June 29 when the newly-appointed Chautemps Cabinet
Closed down Paris markets and restricted foreign exchange
transactions to the most necessary dealings pending the
working out of a new financial and currency program. All
signs pointed to further sales of American securities by
foreigners.
Though the drift of funds from Europe to the
United
in
States
was
June, the funds
of close to record-breaking proportions
were
finding lodgment in bank deposits
rather than in the stock market.
As to the fluctuations in individual
stocks, United States
Steel was at its highest June 5 at 102% and at its lowest
June 17 at 92%, with the close June 30 at 99%.
Steel pre¬
ferred was at its highest June 2 at 136% and at its lowest
June 14 at 126%, with the close June 30 at 132.
American
Tel. & Tel. fell from 170% June 10 to 159% June 29, with
the close June 30 at 166%.
American Can moved down
from 99% June 1 to 90% June 15, with the close June 30
at 96.
General Electric was at its highest June 7 at 54%
and at its lower June 14 at 49%, with the close on June 30
at 52%.
Allied Chemical & Dye moved down from 231%
June 7 to 215 June 17, with the close June 30 at 217%.
Westinghouse Elec. & Mfg. dropped down from 144% June 5
to 132 June 17, with the close June 30 at 143.
Consoli¬
dated Edison Co. of N. X. fell from 35% June 4 to 31%
June 14, with the close June 30 at 33%.
In the railroad
list New York
Central
was
at its highest June 5 at
45%
34%, with the close June 30
at 36%.
Delaware & Hudson fell from 44% June 5 to 33
June 28, with the close June 30 at 36.
Union Pacific moved
down from 140 June 5 to 122% June 30, with the Close on
and at its lowest June 28 at
the latter day at 123.
Southern Pacific
was
at its highest
Government Bonds
close June 30 at
to 24%
43%.
June 28,
Baltimore & Ohio fell from 31%
with the close June 30 at 26%.
Chesapeake & Ohio moved down from 59% June 5 to 50%
June 29, with the close June 30 at 52.
Southern Railway
was at its highest June 7 at 38% and at its lowest June 28
at 25%, with the close June 30 at 28%.
The bond market in June experienced rather diverse move¬
ments.
Better grade corporate bonds advanced about
one
point in the early part of the month making for complete
from the low point reached in April.
Medium
grade issues, however, remained practically without change
Sale
Sale
Lowest
June 1
June 30
Highest
Treasury 4Xs— .-.1947-1952
Treasury 3X8— .—1943-1945
115.12 June 28 116.2 June
105.29 June 29 106.22 June
5
106.17
3
106.3
Treasury 4b—
111.15
111.3
June 29 111.22 June
6
111.8
109.30
109.15 June 30 109.30 June
June
106.10 June 28 107
1
109,15
106.28
5
102.27
102.8
June 22 102.28 June
1
104.15
103.24 June 28 104.15 June
1
105.22
105.11 June 28 105.23 June
1
106.19
106.4
June 28 106.19 June
1
104.31
104.6
June 29 104.31 June
June 28 104.20 June
1
—1944-1954
Treasury 3Xs
.—1946-1966
Treasury 3Xs
—1943-1947
Treasury 3s
—.1951-1955
Treasury 3s
—1946-1948
Treasury 3Xs—
1940-1943
—
Treasury 3X8— —1941-1945
Treasury 3Xs
1946-1949
Treasury 3Xs— —1949-1952
Treasury 3Xs
Treasury 3Xs——1944-1946
Treasury 2Xs— —1955-1960
Treasury 2 Xs—
-1945-1947
Treasury 2 Xs
Treasury 2Xs
Treasury 2Xs
Treasury 2 Xs
116
104.9
104.15
mmmm
102.13
103.27
■
.....■
104.17
7
106.20
105.31 June 22 106.20 June
1
106.14
105.29 June 28 106.16 June
5 106.3
100.22
100.4
-----
June 29 100.25 June
June 29 102.31 June
1
100.11
102.29
102.7
1
102.18
100.25
99.30
100.10 June 22 100.25 June
1
100.15
—.1951-1954
99.13 June 29
99.30 June
1
99.26
—1956-1959
99.21
99.4
June 29
99.22 June
2
—1949-1953
97.30
97.13 June 29
97.30 June
1
102.21 June 28 103.3 June
102.4 June 15 102.19 June
5
103
7
102.10
—1948-1951
Fed. Farm Mtge. 3Xs. 1944-1964
3s....—.,
—.1944-1949
103
102.14
99.15
97.24
102.29
—.1942-1947
102.29
2Xs
....1942-1947
Home Owners L'n 3s ser A—1952
June
102.28 June 16 103.2
101.8
June 23 101.22 June
101.25 June 22 102.5 June
3
101.11
101.31
8
102
100.6
100
June 29 100.16 June
9
100.10
1 100.2
8
99.30
3s
2Xs series B— —.1939-1949
2X8 series G-— —.1941-1944
99.23 June
99.23
Allegheny Corp coll trust 5s 1944
95
78 x
77X June 30
83 x
Brooklyn Union Elev 5s—- .1950
Ches A Ohio gen 4Xs——-.1992
ChicMllw St P & Pao 5s A.. 1975
105 x
118 x
17
94 h
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 5s-2003
Liggett & Myers Tob 7s
1944
Mo Kan Tex cum adj 5s— .1967
New York Central conv 63—1944
3Xs
..—.—1946
N Y C A St L4 Ha ser C——1978
NYNH&Hlstret4 Xs—1967
68
79x
103
104
111 Cent C St L & N O 5s——1963
mternat Paper 5s ser A A B—1947
Kan City Sou ret A impt 5s—1950
98X
118X
21X
12 X
90 X
28 x
Chic A N W 4Xs series A—.1949
C C C A St L4Hsseries E—1977
Erie ret A impt 6s ot 1927
1967.
Great Northern gen 4 Xs— -1977
June
78X June
11
68 x
79
83 X June
June
June 1 123 X
June 28 30
18
June 29
June 29 94 X
79 X
June 29
99
119x
22x
13 x
June
June
June
91
June
June
99X June 29 102X June
79
71x
June 30
June 30
7
1
1
89 X June
63
89 x
71X June
104""
129 X June
June 10
1 132
63 X June 30
68X June 8
June
1
101X June 23 104
102
101
129 h
80X
86%
June 29 102 X June
June
June 25 88
63x
83x
June 29
46
June
2
June 23
24
June
6
99 X June
103 X June
116X June
93 X June
101H June
95 x
104
29
29
1
30
28
103
June
100X
110
June
105 x
117X June
95 X June
93x
June
102 x
104
1937
Closing
Highest
June 30
Range for June,
Opening
20""
104x
103X June 28 106X June
105h
ioix
109 h
116 X
Price
Price
Lowest
June 1
8
1 101X June
June
100
100
107 x
106 x June 29 108
2
103 x June
3 104
June 11
109*"
109
1 111
June 23
101
100X June 18 101X
111X June 4 112 x
110
June 22 119x
117x June 30 119
30x June 1 36
Austrian
6X8——.1952
79
63
131
6
38
20
Northern Pacific 4s—.1997
(Govt) 7s
—.1957
Belgium (Kingdom) 6X8-—1949
Brisbane (City) 5s———1957
Canada (Dominion) 5s——1952
French Republic 7Xs stpd—1941
External 7s stamped——1949
German (Rep) 7s stamped- -.1949
German (Govt) Interaat 5Xs
stamped—
1965
New South Wales (State) 5s .1957
Norway 4s—-1963
Queensland (State) ext 7s—1941
74 x
162""
23x
Pennsylvania RR deb 4XS--1970
Conv deb 3Xs~
..—1952
Pitts C C A St L 5s ser A—1970
Warner Bros Pictures 6s.—1939
Argentine ext'l 4Xs
1971
Australia 5s of 1925————1955
71
103
14
43
Foreign Bonds
95 x
78x
110x
June 21 106
June 29 105X June
7
85
June 18
June 29
72
82«
101
N Y Ont A Western ret 4s—.1992
4s—.1952
June 14
108 X June 28 111X June
June
103 H June 29 107
65 X June 22
75X June
106 x
75 x
4s. 1948
Convertible 4 Hs—..—1960
Bost & Maine 1st 5s ser A-C. 1967
June 29 100
75
110
_
Rome (City) ext
Closing
June 30
Price
Lowest
99
Amer A Foreign Power 5s...2030
Atch Top A S Fe gen 4s-—-1995
Western Maryland 1st
1937
Highest
Price
June 1
Baltimore A Ohio 1st gold
3
June
Range for June,
Opening
Railroad and Industrial Bonds
112
116
June
June
9
June
100X
106 x
103 x
109 x
101
June
7
112
June
3
110
June 12
u7x
June 21
34
June
8
28
102 X June 15 103 X June
97 X June
3 98 X June
30 x
14
103
26
28X
June
1
29
1
4 111X June 11
72 X June 29
75 X June 14
98x
110X
75x
98x
110X June
72 x
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE CURB EXCHANGE
1936
1937
Month of June ,1
1934
1935
.
4,327,380
5,296,710
4,440,137
3,522,430
Domestic-—-
$29,779,000
$55,295,000
1,509,000
1,508,000
$97,936,000
927,000
Foreign corporate-——-
873,000
535,000
1,009,000
$71,500,000
2,786,000
2,305,000
Total bond sales-——.
$31,187,000
$58,312,000
$99,872,000
$76,591,000
30—
Stock Bales—No. of sharesBond sales (par value)—
66,011,332
74,900.269
24.974,905
38,357,641
Stock sales—No. of shares. Bond sales (par value)—
Foreign government
—
Jan. 1 to June
Domestic-----—-—---- $244,998,000 $462,567,000 $607,585,000 $570,156,000
21,264,000
8,842,000
10,286,000
7,403,000
Foreign government
—
17,174,000
6,210,000
7,016,000
6,329.000
Foreign corporate-—Total bond sales- ------ $258,730,000 $479,869,000 $622,637,000 $608,594,000
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
1
1937
Month of June
June 4 at 52% and at its lowest June 28 at 40%, with the
June 2
Last
Range During June, 1937
First
the union was the
first sign of peace in one of the most bitter and prolonged
strikes in American labor history.
The strike extended over
shares
value)—
16,449,193
Railroad & miscell-—
139,892,000
State, munlo. & foreign.
United States Gov't—
24,986,000
Total bond sales——
Stock sales—No. of
Bond sales (par
$
1936
21,428,647
$
1934
1935
22,336,422
$
'
16,800,155
.
8
14,020,000
178,800,000
26,657,000
15,088,000
191,875,000
29,300,000
42,175,000
156,089,000
46,213,500
64,574,100
178,898,000
220,545,000
263,350,000
267,056,600
228,870,927
260,754,540
124,848,382
213,277,322
Jan. 1 to June 30—
Stock sales—No. of shares
.$
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad and miscell- -
-
State, munlo. A foreign
United States Gov't—:
$
$
$
1.245,417,000 1,468,491,000 1,059,901,000 1,368,972,000
191,827,000
267,109,000
173,884,000
145,992,Q00
194,387,000
420.664,000
361,771,000
328,418,700
^recovery
Total bond sales. — 1,704,353,000 1,788,367,000 1,674,952,000 2,059,161,700
MONTHLY
16
THE MONEY MARKET
JUNE,
DURING
money market more sensitive to
position, the money rate structure,
nevertheless, was able to easily adjust itself to the impor¬
tant movements incidental to the mid-month government
financing.
Excess reserves for the country as a Whole de¬
clined from over $900,000,000 at the beginning of the month
to $750,000,000 June 16, mainly due to an increase of $165,000,000 in Treasury balances held in Reserve banks, as a
result of payments for the new note issues and quarterly
income tax collections, but subsequently a considerable part
of the loss was regained through the redemption of Treas¬
ury bills and other government disbursements.
Mid-month
Treasury financing included two issues of notes of approxi¬
mately $426,000,000 each, one to mature in 2% years and
bearing 1%% interest, and the other maturing in 4% years
and bearing 1%% interest.
Subscriptions to these two
issues totaled about $5,000,000,000.
Of the amount raised,
the
made
has
serves
outstanding on May 31, compared with
commercial paper
1937
markdown in excess member bank re¬
While the recent
REVIEW
$285,000,000 outstanding at the end of April, but with only
$184,300,000 at the end of May, 1936.
RATES FOR MONEY AT NEW
YORK
changes in the reserve
Week Ended—
June
Stock Exchange:
Range for week (mixed & Ind. collat.).
Week's aver, (mixed & ind. collat.) —
Time loans (mixed & Indus, collat.):
5 June 12 June 19 June 26
July 1
Call loans on
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1@1
1
1
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IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
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IX
IX
IX
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IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
IX
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
IX
—
days
Four months
Five months
Six months
Commercial paper:
IX
IX
—
Sixty days
Ninety
■
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Prime 4 to 6 months.
4 to 6 months
1 Good
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IX
— -
bankers'
in
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Thirty days
j
1@1
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continued
acceptances
moderately
with the investment demand, notably for
account, again exceeding the available supply by
$300,000,000 was- employed to redeem maturing Treasury
bills, while about $600,000,000 represented new borrowing.
Including the issuance of $500,000,000 of adjusted service
bonds to the Government Life Insurance Fund, the public
debt during the month increased by approximately $1,175,000,000 to a new high of $36,400,000,000.
The feature of
the month was the continued record influ/ of gold resulting
in a rise of the gold stock of the country by approximately
active,
$330,000,000 to a new high of $12,318,000,000 and a further
growth of the inactive gold fund to over $1,000,000,000.
Im¬
ports during the month aggregated $202,800,000, whereof
$145,000,000 came from England, $20,400,000 from Canada,
$15,300,000 from Japan, $10,600,000 from France, and
$4,800,000 from India. Discount holdings of the 12 Reserve
banks increased further from $15,698,000 May 26 to $17,485,000 June 2, but subsequently receded to $9,929,000
June 30.
Bills bought in the open market declined from
foreign
May 29, and bills
$6,260,000 May 26 to $3,801,000 June 30, while total member
bank reserves receded from $6,943,597,000 May 26 to $6,854,411,000 June 23, and were $6,900,288,000 June 30.
rates for 273-day Treasury bills were
Average
discount
0.619%
slightly
compared with
a range of 0.617 to 0.738% during May, while average yields
on one- to five-year Treasury notes rose from 1.17 to 1.34%,
lower, ranging between 0.545 and
and
from 2,50 to
bonds of over five years' maturity
On the Stock Exchange the official
those on Treasury
rose
2.55%.
call loan rate was unchanged
CALL LOAN RATES
-
as
at 1%.
ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Renewal
Low
High
Low
High
June
1
1
1
1
June
16—
1
1
1
June
2
1
1
1
June 17...
1
1
3
1
1
1
June
18—
1
1
1
June
4
1
1
1
June
19—
June
5
June
6...
June
7—
1
1
June
8
1
1
June
9
1
June
10.
1
1
1
1
April 30 and $330,531,460 May 29, 1986.
Import bills again
increased slightly from $167,074,407 April 30 to $167,505,817
based on domestic shipments from
701,523 to $13,053,761, whereas export bills declined
follows:
as
"Investment
1
June 22—
1
1
1
1
June 23...
1
1
1
1
June 24...
1
1
June 25...
1
1
June 26...
Saturday
June 27...
Sunday
Saturday
1
1
1
1
1
loan
Time
minimum.
1
showed
$9,000,000, reflecting chiefly a decrease in domestic ware
house bills.
At the end of May accepting institutions held
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
a
in their own
standing,
changed
from one
rates
on
remained
collateral
security
supply, which increased slightly for a short
consequently dealers' portfolios remained at a
During May the volume of bills outstanding
decline
of a
seasonal nature amounting to
exceed the
time, and
1
1
lJune 30...
*4%,
1
June 29
1
15.._
became:
One to 90 days, 7/16%; four
and five and six months, 9/16%.
Even
the reduction in rates, the demand for bills continued
therefore
1
June 28...
Sunday
13.
June 14—
June
to
1
1
1
June 12
after
Sunday
1
un¬
years."
•
portfolios approximately 76% of all bills out¬
smallest proportion so held in about 3%
the
"
'/
the previous rate of 1*4% for loans running
to three months and 1*4% for longer terms.
As
at
heretofore, few new accommodations were sought, and most
transactions concerned the renewal of older loans.
DAILY
RECORD
PRIME BANKERS
Call Loans
June
180 Days
150 Days
120 Days
90 Days
60 Days
30 Days
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June 21...
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ACCEPTANCES
OF TIME LOAN RATES
Rates
June
reflecting
considerable part orders for
months,
—
June 21
Sunday
demand for bankers' acceptances,
foreign account, continued
to exceed the amount of bills currently coming into the
discount market, and on June 22 dealers reduced their rates
on 60-day to six-month maturities.
The reduction amounted
to 1/16%, except for the bid rate on five- and six-month
maturities, which was reduced %%.
Dealers' offering rates,
which continue to apply to both indorsed and unindorsed
in
bills,
Saturday
June 20...
Saturday
June 11^,
June
Renewal
$11,from
$82,520,054 to $80,781,962, domestic warehouse credits from
$56,209,369 to $48,493,197, and bills based on goods stored
in or shipped between foreign countries, from $76,280,447
to $74,589,551.
Rates for bankers' acceptances for most ma¬
turities on June 22 were further reduced by 1/16 to %%,
with quotations on June 30 ranging as follows:
*4% bid
7/16% asked for 30-day, 60-day and 90-day bills; 9/16%
bid and y2% asked for 120-day bills, and %% bid and
9/16% asked for bills running 150 and 180 days.
The New
York Federal Reserve Bank, in its "Monthly Review," dis¬
cussed conditions in the market for bankers' acceptances
1
June
'
fair
a
Total outstanding acceptances, according to the
monthly survey of the Acceptance Analysis Unit of the Fed¬
eral Reserve
Bank of New York, published June 11,
amounted to $385,795,967 May 29 as against $395,031,279
margin.
RETURNS
■
June 28—
X
June 29—
X
June 30—
X
...
X
X
■■■<'
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
X
,
1
X
X
X
supply, which
was easily absorbed by the active demand of bank investors.
The rate on average grade prime four- to six-month com¬
mercial paper remained unchanged at 1%, with especially
choice paper continuing to be absorbed at %% and with
so-called secondary names again being quoted at
Under date of June 17, the Federal Reserve Bank
New
York announced that returns received from commercial
Commercial
paper
paper
continued
in
moderate
dealers showed a total of $286,900,000 of open
market
OF
THE FEDERAL
RESERVE BANKSYORK CITY
BROKERS' LOANS IN NEW
X
of interest in the banking position
Treasury's tax date operations at the
and the heavy inflow of gold from Europe, reach¬
The two chief points
in
June
were
mid-month
the
ing proportions exceeded in only one or two
months in the
country's history.
Owing to the functioning of the gold sterilization pro¬
gold imports and releases from earmark did not
add on balance to the store of member bank reserves.
The
gram, the
total
gain in
the
monetary gold stock in the
May 26 to June 30,
a
period from
five-week stretch, was $341,000,000,
July, 1937]
MONTHLY REVIEW
lifting the gold
the
first time
reserve
$12,318,000,000.
above
$12,000,000,000 level for
the
June 30 figure was
The actual
record.
on
The rise in the monetary gold stock was
17
the Reserve banks bought $18,500,000 more
Treasury
a like amount of
Treasury bills.
Bills dis¬
counted by the Reserve banks for member
banks declined
ever,
notes and sold
by the increase of $341,000,000 in the
Treasury's inactive gold fund, which attained a total of
$1,086,787,223 at the end of June. Aside from the increases
$5,769,000
in the monetary gold stock and the inactive
credit, principally through the medium of loans.
exactly
matched
gold fund, the
gold was
over the five-week
period, and bills bought in
the open market declined
$2,459,000.
For the member banks June was a
month of expanding
most noticeable effect of the inward movement of
porting
in
$150,000,000 in
foreign
bank deposits
central
the Federal
reported by
Reserve banks, which increased $33,359,000 to a total of
$157,400,000, and in foreign bank deposits reported by the
principal New York City banks, which rose $64,000,000 to
a total of
$576,000,000. It was a month of heavy dehoarding of gold in London and heavy accumulation of dollar
balances by foreign interests through sale of gold to the
United States Treasury.
Actual
member
weeks
banks in
ended
were
their
York
loans
City
and
showed
The
re¬
increase
an
investments
in
the
of
five
June 30, with their loans of all types up
Loans to commerce, industry and agriculture
$218,000,000.
increased
New
$85,000,000,
higher by
loans
and
$82,000,000.
brokers
to
Other
loans
and
dealers
for
purchasing
$3,000,000. On the invest¬
holdings of direct government
and carrying securities increased
ment side, New York bank
securities
decreased
$4,000,000,
while
their
government
$43,309,000 in the five weeks, while excess reserves declined
$70,000,000 to a total of $870,000,000 on June 30.
The
principal drains on member bank reserves were the $49,000,000 rise in currency circulation, the $28,000,000 increase
guaranteed
in non-member deposits and other Federal Reserve accounts,
and the $12,327,000 increase in the
$119,000,000 took place in loans to commerce, industry and
agriculture and $121,000,000 in loans to brokers and dealers.
bank
balances
reserve
decreased
Treasury's deposit bal¬
with
ance
to these
the
Reserve
losses in
Federal
Reserve
the
banks.
There were partial offsets
$5,000,000 increase in the volume of
credit
outstanding
$36,000,000 between the rise
;
ury cash.
In
and
the
difference
of
in monetary gold and in Treas¬
securities down
101
tions to the
new
Treasury note issues on June 15, the Treas¬
deposit with the Reserve banks could show a gain
of only $12,327,000.
The largest inroads in the Treasury's
ury's
cash balance were made by the
payments for imported
and by the redemption1 of
gold
$300,000,000 of discount bills in
cities
loans
had
and
were
$72,000,000.
increase
an
Of the
$60,000,000 increase in their holdings
securities, but their government guar¬
a
of direct government
anteed issues declined
$87,000,000.
While
New
May 19 to
$266,000,000 increase in their total loans,
These banks showed
declined
$8,000,000 and their other
The weekly reporting banks in
of $237,000,000 in their total
up
investments in the five weeks from
June 23.
$2,000,000 and their other securities
,
York
City
bank loans to brokers
$82,000,000 in the period from
May 26 to June 30, Street loans, as compiled by the New
York Stock Exchange, showed in June an increase of $34,114,593 to $1,186,327,581 June 30, 1937, from $1,152,212,988
on
May 29, 1937, which compares with $988,543,241 on
June 30, 1936. "
i
m
spite of the June tax receipts and the cash subscrip¬
securities
and
dealers
were
reporting
rising
the three days after the tax date.
The extent of reporting
member bank subscriptions to the new
Treasury note issues
by the war loan deposit method
000,000 increase in government
COURSE OF STERLING EXCHANGE
deposits with the weekly
reporting banks in 101 cities in the week ended June 16.
The
ment
Reserve
banks
securities to
decrease
so
small
permitted their portfolio of govern¬
$100,000 in the five weeks, a
adherent
decline by
to be
as
without
cance.
The Reserve banks made
buying
government
week ended April 28.
securities
money
an
in
the
end
open
in
the
tripartite
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•'
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of
agreements
currency
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last
■■■
A good demand for sterling came from
many quarters,
though the foreign exchange market was generally hesitant
policy of
market
to
September.
market signifi¬
of their
DURINGjJUNE
Sterling exchange during June ruled on balance slightly
firmer than in May.
On the whole, the foreign exchanges
were kept steady by the equalization funds of the countries
reflected in the $444,-
was
because of two principal factors.
the
The fears which arose in
May that the United States might lower its gold price with
In the five weeks ended June 30, how¬
DAILY RATES OF EXCHANGE ON CONTINENTAL CENTERS
Paris
Swiss
Holland
Belgium
Italian
Greek
Francs
Francs
Guilders
Belga
Lira
Drachma
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of the London
the acquiesence
French Ambassador to Washington, to take the post of
Minister vacated by M. Vincent Auriol.
On the realignment of the French .Cabinet it was disclosed
that the resources of the French equalization fund were
virtually depleted and that since September the fund had
expended not less than $446,000,000 of gold in a vain effort
to maintain franc exchange.
It was widely held that the
net,
authorities became greatly
Finance
intensified, with the result that heavy shipments of gold
were made from the London hoards and from many parts
of the world to
the United States.
impending crisis in the French political and monetary
situation further depressed the market.
These two factors
An
largely responsible for a movement of foreign funds
On June 30 the French franc was "cut" from
were
precarious position of the franc might result in the dissolu¬
tion of the tripartite agreement, but it was promptly denied
in official circles in London and New York that the agree¬
ment would be altered.
The gold price during the month averaged around 140s. 6d.,
ranging between 140s. 3%d. and 140s. 9d.
Pressure was
exerted for a positive statement by the London authorities
that the price would be stabilized around 140s. an ounce.
This the Cabinet, through Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir
John Simon refused to do.
South African interests were
into London.
gold.
;
which
/:
,
On commercial
account sterling was in seasonal
demand,
several years, though of rela¬
There was an active tourist de¬
greater than in
was
tively minor importance.
mand for sterling.
that the gold price
The fear
would be lowered resulted
great a volume of dekoarding in London that the
British exchange equalization fund was compelled to take
in
EEYIEW
MONTHLY
18
so
part of the daily offerings.
It was repeatedly
official quarters that the chief concern of the
London authorities was to maintain the steadiness of the
the major
interested in obtaining a fixed gold price.
particularly
asserted in
Washington
authorities took occasion several times to assert
that the American price would remain unchanged.
The "London Economist" asserted toward the end of June
that "The root of the trouble is that when the United States
went off gold in 1933, it did not wait long enough for a new
gold price.
panic propor¬
May 29, to Friday, June 4, inclusive,
when the total gold in London at the fixing hour aggregated
an all-time record for any six days of £12,668,000.
Included
in this amount was the offering on Friday, June 4, of
Alarm as to the
gold price reached almost
tions from Saturday,
equilibrium to establish itself, but fixed a new price of gold
which revalued the reserves of the whole world on a level
that has proved too high."
The "Economist's" analysis of
the situation pointed out that the drastic surgical remedy
of a reduction in the price of gold "may be avoided, possibly
but not certainly, if we play for time."
On June 12 the "Economist" made a strong plea for the
British Government to make no early change in its mone¬
a record for any single day at the time of priceIt is understood that the British equalization fund
absorbed the entire amount offered.
When it became evi¬
£4,200,000,
fixing.
dent
that the
support the gold
London authorities would
gold became less eager to sell. Neverthe¬
less, during the entire month more than £20,000,000 was
sold in London, probably the largest amount ever offered in
any one month in the history of the London bullion market.
The decline in offerings after the disturbed market of the
first week in June was due largely to the fact that foreignowned gold which had long been kept in the vaults of the
London banks was reported to have decreased by fully 70%
since the establishment of the American gold price of $35
market, owners of
23—
an
ounce
tary
comparable in importance to the Rand
could only be restored by an increase
in costs proportionate to the rise in the price of gold, it
would mean an inflation in the price level far greater than
source
of supply
If equilibrium
States Treasury's
We must assume,
desirable.
is
inactive gold fund (the socalled sterilized gold) had on June 30 reached $1,086,787,223.
The monetary and political situation in France reached a
crisis on June 21, with the fall of M. Blum's Cabinet.
His
successor, M. Camille Chautemps, recalled M. Georges Bon¬
deal with
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57.86o58.00 37.24037.27
65.19
57.84o58.00 37.23037.24
57.81a58.00 37.22o37.24
65.19
57.85o58.00 37.23037.24
55.19
50.25a50.30 57.83o58.00 37.24037.29
50.25a50.30 57.89o58.05 37.28o37.31
50.25a50.30 57.86o58.00 37.27037.30
65.19
50.25
28.72d28.74
30.37a30',6 29.72o30'32
50.25
28.72028.74
30.35o30% 29.72o30'32
50.25
28.73o28.76
30.35a30% 29.67o30.00
50.25
28.72028.74
30.33o30% 29.66o293'32
50.25
28.70a28.71
30.30o307i6 29.50O293,32
50.25a50.30
28.71a28.74
30.29a307i6 29.52O29%
14—.
9.50
55.19
57.67o57.85 37.14o37.16
57.75o57.90 37.19037.23
30.36o30%
SUN DAY
25%a25% 4.46%a4.49
25%o25% 4.46% 04.49
25%a25% 4.47 o4.50%
4.47
o4.49
25%
5.16o5.
9.50
57.73057.85 37.19o37.21
57.73057.86 37.20037.24
29.77o30.00 28.70028.73 503i6 o50.20
50.20a50%
29.71a30.00 28.70a28.71
5.1605.19 25%o25% 4.46%fl4.48% 30.36o30%
50.20a50%
30.37a30% 29.67a30.00 28.65fl28.69
5.1605.19 25%o25% 4.46% a4.47
28.70o28.72 50.20a50%
o4.48% 30.30o30.45 29.67o30.00
5.16o5.iq 25%c25% 4.46
28.72a28.76 50.20a50%
30.36o30.50 29.72o30'32
04.49
5.1605.19 25%o25% 4.47
78.80o79.30
5.1605.19
5.16a5.19
5.16o5.19
5.16o5.19
5.1605.19
5.1605.19
5.1605.19
5.1605.19
6.1605.19
8.72o8.81
Singa¬
hama
5.1605.19 25%o25% 4.47
9.50
8.72o8.82
8.72o8.81
8.71O8.80
Yoko¬
32%
32%
9.50
8.71o8.80
hai
78% o78,80
54.00o57.30
8.7208.82
8.7108.81
Shang¬
10.00
54.00o57.30
8.71o8.81
(Yuan)DoUr
54.00a57.30
3.70
8.73o8.82
8.7208.82
Kong
Sol
6—.
32.91
8.7108.81
Dollar
Checks
54.00O57.25
32.90
o2.18% 32.87032.88 .87%a32.89
32.87
32.86
o2.18%
32.89o32.90
a2.18% 32.88032.89
8.7308.83
8.72o8.81
Portugal
Peso
54.00o57.25
o2.18%
8.72o8.82
Peru
Hong
Chile
3.70
32.93
,18%a2.19
32.96o32.97 32.97o32.98
18%o2.19
32.96
32.95
,18%a2.18%
32.94
32.93
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32.92
32.91
,18%o2.18%
Checks
3.70
no
1.29ol.35
0.75
7—.
32.91
.30%a2.33
,30%a2.33
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3.70
32.91
32.92a32.93
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32.92o32.93
,18%a2.18% 32.91o32.92
18.92al8.98 19.75019.76
18.93al8.97 19.75019.77
Bolivar
20—
8.7208.82
8.71o8.81
Peso
21—
8.7208.82
8.7208.82
Checks
9.50
8.7208.81
8.7108.81
8.71a8.82
Sucre
54.00o57.25
8.7108.80
32.90032.91
02.18% 32.89o32.90
32.93a32.94
o2.18% 32.92o32.93
32.91a32.92 32.92a32.93
02.19
Checks
3.70
32.90
.18
Peso
12—.
32.89
1.29ol.35
Cheeks
54.00a57.25
02.18%
32.90a32.91
.17%o2.18% 32.89032.90
32.90a32.91
02.18% 32.89o32.90
ano
3.70
8.72o8.81
.18
32.91
,18
Checks
11—
8.72o8.82
8.71O8.80
32.90
.18
Escudo
9.50
8.7208.82
8.7108.81
.17%o2.18%
SUN DAY
Vene¬
Uruguay
8.7108.80
l.29ol.35
.72%o.75
.72%o.75
dor
8.7208.82
32.89o32.90
.17%o2.18% 32.88032.89
32.88a32.89 32.89032.90
1.2901.35
0.75
.73
8.7208.81
8.7108.81
,30%a2.33%
.30% 02.33
.30%o2.33
,30%a2.33
0.74%
3.48%o3.48%
8.7208.80
8.7108.80
.30%a2.33
a. 75
3.48% 03.48%
3.48%a3.48%
Ecua¬
Bolivia
June
.73
8.7108.79
32.84o32.89 32.85o32.90
32.88a32.89 32.89o32.90
18.93ol8.97 19.75ol9.77
18.93al8.98 19.75ol9.77
0.75
.73
8.72o8.80
8.7108.81
.72%o.75
20...
8.72o8.80
8.71o8.79
o2.18%
.73
0.74%
.72%o.75
.73
Cables
8.7108.79
.18
.72%o.75
3.48%o3.48%
18...
1.29ol.35
Checks
32.85
1.2901.35
0.75
17...
1.30O1.35
Cables
32.84
.31 %a2.33
0.75
.73
16...
1.29al.35
Checks
32.84o32.85 32.85o32.86
32.80o32.81 32.81a32.82
18.92018.98 19.75ol9.77
18.93ol8.98 19.75ol9.77
0.75
3.48%o3.48%
3.48%o3.48%
3.48%a3.48%
3.48%03.48%
3.48%a3.48%
3.48%a3.48%
15...
1.29ol.35
1.2901.35
.30%a2.33
1.29ol.35
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18.93018.98 19.75ol9.77
18.92018.97 19.75ol9.77
c.75
.73
,32a,64% discount
'64% disc, a par
'64% diso. a par
'64% disc, a par
'64% diso. a par
'64% discount
.30%a2.33
18.92ol8.97 19.75ol9.77
18.92018.97 19.75ol9.77
13...
14...
1.2901.35
.17%o2.18%
.17%o2.18%
.17%o2.18
.17%o2.l8%
.17%o2.18%
Milreis
Peso
Checks
Checks
1.29ol.35
Brazil
Argentina
Finish
Markka
SUN DAY
3.48%
'64% disc, a par
Par a U*% prem.
12...
CENTERS
Bul¬
Dollar
.73
therefore, that unless the
price of gold is reduced, we must be prepared to
a steadily increasing output, without allowing it to have its
full effect on prices." This was, of course, an argument for the
Canada
June
is very profitable to producers,
being at all events Russia has become a
itself.
in 1933.
DAILY RATES OF
sterling
was not
difficult,
present price of gold
"The
and for the time
greater part of the gold offered in London ultimately
found its way to New York, as evidenced by the fact that
United
it should not reduce the
saying:
The
the
policies and urged that
price of gold.
It stated that while the matter
immediately pressing, the ultimate problem was
30.38o3O«,6 29.59o293'32
O4.50
30.40o309,6 29.69a30.00
fl4.50% 30.43o30% 29.68O30'32
O4.50
40.41o30% 29.69a30.00
O4.50
4.47
O4.50
4.47
04.50
55.19
55.19
55.19
57.93o58.05 37.32037.35
55.19
50.25
65.19
50.25
57.90o58.05 37.30a37.33
57.88o58.00 37.270.30%
50.25
57.85o58.00 37.27o37.30
55.19
57.84o58.00 37.23037.25
28.67a28.69 50.25a50.30
30.32o307,6 29.65o29'»i6
57.83o58.00 37.22o37.25
50.25
28.65a28.66
30.22O307|6 29.63o29»i6
57.86o58.05 37.23037.27
28.67a28.70 50.25a50.30
29.61O292932
55.19
28.72028.76
28.76028.77
28.75o28.76
28.73a28.74
28.71a28.73
30.38o309i6 29.67o30.00
30.35a309t6 29.68o293,32
28.70o28.72
30.34o30% 29.66o293,32
SUN DAY
4.47%o4.50
65.19
60.25
29.67o30.00
4.47%a4.50
55.19
50.25
30.42o30%
4.47%o4.50
55.19
55.19
29.66a293,32
29.67a30.00
4.47%o4.50
65.18
57.86o58.00 37.29037.34
37.34
57.95o58.05
4.47%o4.50% 30.43o30%
4.47%o4.50% 30.45a30%
O4.50
50.25a50.30 57.86o58.00 37.27037.31
50.25a50.30 57.86058.00 37.28o37.31
55.19
50.25o50.30 57.86o58.00 37.29o37.31
SUN DAY
4.48
28.71a28.74
28.74o28.76
28.72028.75
28.71a28.75
28.72a28.74
28.72o28.74
65.19
30.17o30%
50.25
55.19
55.19
55.12
55.12
,
New York Stock
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
■
'V;,:;;.
RANGE
Bond Sales
1937
Jan. 1 to June 30—
^
1936
$178,898,000
1,704,353,000
June
—
BOND PRICES DURING JUNE
OF
$220,545,000
1,788,367,000
—
,
Stock Sales
*
*
1937
1937
Shares-
-
Jan. 1 to June 30—
*
—
~
—
—
—
^
_
1936
'
16,449,193
228,870,927
21,428,647
260,754,540
w
NOTICE—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the
month, and whea
range are shown in a footnote in the month in which they occur.
No account is taken of such sales in computing
the range for the year.
selling outside of the regular monthly
,
The tables
on
pages
June, 1937, and the
embrace every
complete record of the transactions on the New York Stock Exchange
during
They need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory. The tables
the Exchange. We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list.
19 to 40 furnish
range
a
sinca Jan. 1.
security dealt in
on
The black-faced letters in the column headed "Interest Period'* indicate in each case the month when the bonds
mature.
In accordance with the rule adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in
1909, all
quotations for interest-paying bonds
are
at a
price to which accrued interest must be added.
Interest is in default.
sent
I
one or more
are
32ds of
a
income bonds and bonds
on
which
Quotations after decimal point
This method of quoting bonds became effective Jan. 2,1909.
repre¬
point.
l
Sales in
I
The exceptions to the rule
PRICES IN JUNE
1 BONDS
June
Value
N.
T. STOCK
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
June 1
June 30
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1937
$
696,000
807",000
1,000
413,000
1*000
128,000
1,000
190,000
256,000
Bid
u S government bonds
Bid
Treasury 414*
Oct 15 1947-1952
Registered...................
Treasury 3141.... ..Oct 15 1943-1945
Registered.............—...
Treasury 4s
Dec 15 1944-1954
Registered.................
Treasury 354s
Mar 15 1944-1956
Registered.....................
Treasury 3H*
...June 15 1943-1947
Registered...................
Treasury 3s
Sept 15 1951-1955
...
O
A
Ask Bid
Ask
Ask
121.13 121.23
116
Sale
115.8
11521 115.12
June 28 1162
June
5
113.16
loin's Sale"
106:17
Sale
I662
Sale
June 29 106.22
June
3
104.2
Sale" Ilia's
Sale
1112
Sale
A O
A O
J
113.12
D
J
D
J
106
M
8
M
11520
iiioio
11420
16920
Sale
ioius
J
June 26
10406
June 29 11122
June
5
109.12
June
June
7
109.18
7 111.17
110.17 Sale
106.18 Sale
....June 15 1944-1948 j"d
Registered...........
121,000
Treasury 3*
June 15 1944-43 J D
J D
Registered...............——
169,000
Mar 151941-1943 M 8
5,000 Treasury 3*s
M 8
Registered.............
678.000
...June 15 1944-1949 J D
2,000 Treasury 3*«
Registered.....
I I)
895,000
Treasury 3* •——Dec 15 1949-1952 J D
Treasury 3s
SlV.OOO
Registered.....................
Treasury 3*«.
Aug 1 1941 FA
Registered..................... f A
...........
4
Jan.
23
Jan.
2
8 115.20
6 114.8
Mar.
3
Jan.
2
Jan.
26
166:18 Sale"'
10227
June 30 109.30
107.12
Apr.
2 114.9
Jan.
5
June 22
107.20
Jan.
14
June
5
104.28
Apr.
Apr.
Fob.
2 113.21
June 28 107
9 110.18
Jan
June 29 10228
June
1
June
1
102:13
109.3
Sale"
Sale
1622"
101
100.28
10727 108.6
I6Ia4 Sale"
10327
Sale
10728 Sale
10522 Sale
105.8
10509 105.11
10324
Feb.
10
106.28
Jan.
9
106.23
Jan.
11
107.30
Jan.
4
June
"!
102.10
June 28 105.24
June
1
104.20
Apr.
2 107.27
Jan.
4
105.10
Apr.
17 107.18
Jan.
6
8 108.24
Jan.
8 108
Feb.
1
104.2
16823 Sale"
2 109.6
2
Apr.
1
Apr.
2
Apr,
Mar. 17
2
16405
June 28
—
—
Jan.
2 12005
June 22 109.14
D
M S
2 121.14
2 109.26
1 108
109.15
106.10 106.22 106.10
Registered.........
591,000
Apr
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
109.14
Sale
8
D
June 26 106
111.3
111.17
D
J
105.29
ioaoo sale"
1662
104.2
Mar. 17
June"!
104.24
June 29 106.12
June
7
104.20
Apr.
Apr.
104.6
June 29 104.31
June
1
102.20
Apr.
2 108.24
Jan.
4
104.12
104.31 Sale
June 28 10609
106.3
10825 1092
10604 106.4
June 26 104.12
June 26
102.24
Apr.
1 108.21
Jan.
2
2 108.18
Jan.
8
104.17 Sale
108.21 Sale
108.12 108.18
10822
Sale"
I64a5 Sale"
1642
Sale"
104.18 104.9
June 28 104.20
June
7
102.24
Apr.
10529 10608 105.31
June 22 106.20
June
1
104.24
Apr.
105.29
June 28 106.16
June
5
105.28
10620
June 28 105.29
June 26
100.4
June 29 10025
June
5
i—_
"2 !68J24 Ja^ ""4
105.20
Apr. 27 105.20
104
Apr.
1
Apr.
8 109.1
857,000
Apr. 27
1
3,000 Treasury 3^s.......Apr 15 1944-1944
Registered.....................
1,826.000
Treasury 2*s
Mar 15 1955-1940 M 8
r- 6,000
Registered....
600,000
Treasury 294s
Sept 15 1945-1947 W S
1,000
Registered...................
886.000
*
..
.....
Treasury 294s
Sept 15 1948-1951
Registered.
858",000
Treasury 294"
1951-1954
1.213",000 Registered.....................
Treasury 294s......Sept 15 1954-1959
Registered1,075:666
Treasury 294*...........—-1949-1953
4.000
Registered.....—.......—...
10925 Sale
106.14 Sale
106.3
16422 Sale"
16622 Sale"
I66:fl Sale"
16209 Sale"
102:18 Sale"
Sale
104.16 Sale
106.15 Sale
100.2
June 29 100.14
1
June 10
M S
104.1110420
J
ioiTll mle "69:70 Sale"
100.25 Sale
100.15 Sale
102.7
June 29 102.31
June
102.16
June 25 102.16
June 25
100.10
1
104.10
99
99.2
Apr.
109.25
2
Jan.
104.30
Jan.
11
Feb. 26
Apr.
Apr.
104.22
100.18
106.16
Jan.
2
101.2
Apr.
105.24
Jan.
12
Jan.
11
June 22 100.25
June
1
99.2
Apr.
104.16
99 A3
June 29
99.30
June
1
oIA '
Apr.
2 103.17
99.4
June 29
99.22
June
2
Mar.
1
....................
D
9926
Sale"
M S
103:1
Sale
"9921 Sale'" '99a"5 Sale"
J
iolh'fi
Sale
"9720 Sale" '9724 Sale"
98"'
Apr."
2
10308" Feb~.~26
96.6
Apr.
2
!o!:22 Feb."8
97.13
June 28
..................
134,000
419:600
2,000
123.000
112:666
474,000
1,000
561,000
277:666
D
-w
!se '-i
"97a3" June~29
97.13
;
June 28
97:30" June"!
97.13
June 28
Feb. 25
97.13
June 28
Federal Farm Mortgage Corp-—
394 s
Mar 15
Registered.
3s
1944-1964 M S
..................
105.30 Sale
103
i05:i7
Sale
102:14 Sale" 162:10 Sale"
3s
Jan 15 1942-1947
Registered...
j"j 16521
Sale
10229
294 s
Sale
103
Sale
102.21
June 28 103.3
102.4
June 15
5
101.7
Apr.
8 106.10
Jan. 22
7
100.11
Apr.
2 105.17
Jan.
2
101
Apr. 28 10500
Jan.
15
101.8
Apr.
Feb.
8 105.23
16 105.1
Jan.
2
105.1
June
99.6
Apr.
8 104.10
Jan.
..
May 15 1944-1949 MN
Registered......
16209 June"
102.3
Sale"
10229
Sale"
June 28 102.3
June 18
102.28
June 16 103.2
June
3
101.8
June 23
June
3
...............
Mar 1 1942-1947 MS
10520 10523
ioioo 10126 ioiai Sale"
105
Sale
101.31 Sale
102
1032
Sale"
1667c
Sale"
I66aO Sale"
1032
10*3.4
9923
Sale"
"99:30 Sale"
22*
22*
26
3
June
June
26
3:
June
June 29
June 28
16! .22
Feb. 16
4
Home Owners Mtge
Corp—
May 11944-1952 MN
Registered.............
294s Series B
Aug 1 1939-1949 FA
3s Series A
Sale
294s series G
1942-1944
i~~i
101.22
June 28 102.5
June
8
99.24
10123
...
Registered...-.-.-——
June 26 101.23
June 26
101.23
100
June 29 100.16
June
9
98.28
Apr.
1 105.3
June 26 104.22
Apr.
1 103.2
I
June
8
98.16
Apr.
2 102.31
Jan.
4
8
23
99.23
June
100.2
Jan.
4
Jan.
13
Jan.
2
FOREIGN GOVT. & MUNICIPALS
Agricultural Mtge Bank (Colombia)—
6,000
♦S f 6s Feb 1935 coupon on——1947 F A
11,000
♦S f 68 Apr 15 1935 coupon on—1948 A O
20,000 Akerahus (Dept) extl 5s
1943 MN
31,000 ♦Anttoqula
(Dept of) Col 7s A—1945 J
J
30.000
♦External s f 7s ser B—........1945
24,000
♦External s f 7s ser G..........1945
17,000
♦External a f 7s se» D......
1945
35,000
♦7s 1st series
1957
14,000
♦7a 2d series..———.—1957
35,000
♦7s 3d series
1957
31,000 Antwerp (City)'extl loan Be...
1958
158,000 ^Argentine Gort public works 6*1940 A O
-
si
ii.-ii
Argentine Nation (Govt of)—
113,000
7 Extl a 1 g 6s of Oct 1925
1959
117,000
{Sinking fund gold 6s ser A-.. 1957
77,000
•J Extl s f 6s of May 1926
1940
177,000
1 External a f 6s (Stat* Ry)
I960
111,000
{Extl s 14s (Sanitary Works) ..1941
104,000
{Public Works sxt s f g 6s.May 1941
56.000
T Public Works sxt s f 6 He
1942
493,000
Sinking fund external 4J4>
1971
955,000
S f external conversion 4s
Fer footnotes
sea page
30*
20 *
21
19
98* 99
102* Sale
102
101*
102*
s 101*
A
MN
A
MN
1972 F
A
1* June
102 3
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
102)
102* Sale
June
June
June
1* June
1* June
0* June
June
June
June
June
June
June
1* June
June
101* June
100% June
101,7«June
100% June
101'%June
101% June
1012%June
101% June
1
100% June
101,732June
100*32 June
100% June
102% June
2
100
101* June
2
20
19
Sale
16
Sale
15* Sale
15
16
A O
F
Sale
19* Sale
M S
F
8* June
18
MN
M
22
21*
98* Sale
1
June
0* June
OH June
100* Sale
101"a Sale
101»3iSale
101% Sale
101»3tSale
101*32 Sale
00% Sale
1012*32 Sale
100'»32Sale
100
101* Sale
100% Sale
1U1"32
101'%Sale
101% Sale
100% Sah
10D%102
100* 100
Sale
Sale
90* Sale
Sale
June
90* June
100* June
92
1
June
Feb. 15
Feb. 15
June 28
Jan. 16
Jan.
5
Jan.
5
Jan.
5
Jan.
5
Jan.
5
8
9
22* Apr.
97
1
May
11* June 14
12
June 11
11* June 11
11* June 30
11
June 19
10* June
29
10* June
29
Jan.
June
1
1
1
1
101
Feb.
9
Jan.
22
5
100% June 30 102* Feb. 4
100* Feb. 19 103* Jan. 28
4
100% June 30 102* Feb.
100% June 29 102* Jan. 19
101
Feb. 18 102* Jan. 22
3 100*3? June
8
96* Apr.
June 23
16 103
7
Feb.
4
98* Jan.
101* Feb* 16
90* June
29 103
22
92
1
MB*
Jan.
June
12
8
June 23
Sales in
BONDS
June
N. Y.
Value
UTOCK
EXCHANGE
♦6s June 1 1935 coupon on....1962
11,000
1955
199,000 Buenos Aires (City) 6%» B 2
External s f g 6s aerie*, C-2 Apr 1960
7,000
External s f 4s series C-3_.Oct 1960
26,000
4,000 ♦Buenos Airs tlProv)ref.axfls f6s 1941
♦Stamped
54,000
♦6%a stamped
......—1961
3,000
Readjustment
—1977
1,014,000
Refunding s f 4%-4 Ha
1976
367,000
Extl readjust 4%8-4*4«
1976
313,000
Extl 8 f 4%-4% $ bonds
1975
310,000
192,000
3% external s f % bonds
.1984
Bulgaria (Kingdom of)—
♦S f 7s July coupon off—-—-.1967
59,000
♦S 1 7%s May coupon off
1968
20,000
J
Bid
107% Sale
102 H
7-year 2H«---
Sale
107
102*1
19*2
99% 100
23
108%
Sale
109
105%
11554
97%
19%
19%
51%
Sale
Sale
100
22
22
108 %
117*2
100
23
20 %
45 H
Sale
37 H
37 H
37
Sale
Sale
41
41
41H Sale
102% 103
102% 103 H
101
104*1
102%
105%
101
26 H
27 H
100 H Sale
100
102H
J
A
O
A
O
100
M s
97
A
82%
s
78
F
A
A
0
101
99% 101% 101*4
99*2 101% 101*4
J
J
J
J
24 H
24
30-year 3s
177,000
1954
6,000 ♦Carlsbad (City) a f 8s
1950
54,000 ♦Cent Agric Bank (Gar) 7s
♦Farm Loan s f 6s
—
—1960
56,000
♦Farm loan s f 6s
—-.1960
68,000
♦Farm loan 6s series A
—1938
32,000
.1942
65,000 ♦Chile Republic ext s f g 7s
♦External sinking fund g 6s -.1960
409,000
♦External s f gold 6s.....Feb 1961
167,000
♦Ry ref extl s f g 6s
...Jan 1961
171,000
♦Extl s f 6s Int ctfs
Sept 1961
119,000
♦Extl sinking fund 4s
1962
46,000
♦External sinking fund 6s.....1963
143,000
51,000 ♦Chile Mtge Bank of gu s f *%• .1957
♦Guar s f gold 6%ft—.———1961
24,000
♦Guaranteed s f gold 6s
.1961
71,000
♦Guaranteed sinking fund 6s.. 1962
104,000
1960
59,000 ♦Chilean Munlc Loan 7s
8,000 ♦Chinese Hukuang Ry 5a—-—195)
1950
7,OOO ♦Cologne (Germany) s f 6H«
Colombia (Republic of)—
♦6s April 1 1935 coupon onOct 1961
155,000
♦6s Jan 1 1935 coupon on.Jan 196)
181,000
1947
17,000 ♦Colombia Mtge Bank 6%«
♦Sinking fund 7s of 1926......1946
46,000
♦Sinking fund 7s of 1927
1947
13,000
87
MN
O
A
J
J
Sale
27*4 Sale
26
Sale
26
Sale
27%
Sale
26
'
1952
158,000 Copenhagen external 5s..
Gold 4%«
W53
389,000
14,000 ♦Cordoba (City) 7s———1957
♦7s stamped—...—
1957
46,000
40,000 Cordoba (Pro?) Argen 7s..—-1942
Costa Rica (Republic)—
♦7s Nov 11936 coupon on—.1951
93,000
3,000 Cuba (Rep of) 5s of 1904 .......1944
5a ext debt Ser A of 1914—1949
71,000
4 H* external loan......——1949
7,000
30-year s f 5 He——
1953
14,000
♦Public Works 5%«
June 30 1945
642,000
20,000 Cxechoslovak (Rep of) extl 8a... 1951
Sink fd 8s ser B
1952
50.000
118,000 Denmark 20-yr external gold 4s .1942
External g 5Hs
....
1955
119,000
External g 4%a—....
——3962
374,000
O
A
26H
27
UN
25
F
A
J
J
M s
8
M N
J
D
J
D
0
A
M N
M s
J
26%
30%
% Sale
20% Sale
20
Sale
20
Sale
20
Sale
20
Sale
20
Sale
17 H Sale
17% Sale
17 % Sale
17 H Sale
16% Sale
O
M
38
32%
22
A
99
99%
4454
33 H
33 *4
20
21H
21H
21H
21H
21H
21%
18%
17H
18%
18 H
17%
D
"23""
M
8
"18 % "21H
A
O
32% Sale
32% Sale
MN
F
A
J
D
M N
F
A
F
A
J
J
"97% ~97%
MN
27
M
8
F
A
7
A
Sale
103
97%
J
J
103
J
D
59
A
O
A
O
J
J
ctfs 4s . 1932
♦♦Stamped extd to Sept 11935
Sale
105H 106%
105H Sale
105% Sale
100 54
Sale
100%
Sale
June
79
June
June
26
1
119", 600
f5%a.._..1942
1st ser 5%s of 1926
...1940
2d series sinking fund f He—1940
Customs Adm 5 He 2s ser...... 1961
5Hs 1st series..............1969
Dominican Republics
44
M
74%
s
A O
4,000
A O
6,000
M s
29,000
M s
1,000
M s
5Hs 2d series
.—....1969
11,000
MN
2,000 ♦Dresden (City) extl a f 7s —...1945
El Salvador (Rep) 1st a f 8s A...1948
♦Ctfs of deposit (new)...—
10,000
J~"j
Bstonla (Republic) 7s......—.1967
11,000
1945 M S
24,000 Finland (Rep of) external 6s
M N
15,000 ♦Frankfort (City of) s f 6H«——1953 J D
89,000 Fiench Republic 7%s stamped..1941
7 H* unstamped
......1941
16,000
v
•
6,000
1,000
•
j"d
s f 7s stamped.......1949
unstamped......—.—.1949
External
7s
♦35-year 5Hs stamped ........ 196i
592,000
♦5Hs unstamped
..1965
139,000
♦5He stpd (Canadian holder)..1965
6,000
352,000 ♦German Republic 7s stamped._1949
♦7s unstamped.....—...1949
74,000
German Prov 8t Communal Bke—
♦(Cons Agric Loan) 6H* •*' A.1958
70,000
9,000 ♦Greek Govt secured 7s..—.....1964
•S f secured 6s....
........1968
47,000
56,000 Haiti (Rep of) 6s aeries A.——.1952
25,000 ♦Hamburg (State) 4s...........1946
13,000 ♦Heidelberg (City) extl e f 7He..l950
1960
25,000 Helslngfors (City) ext 4 He
Hungarian Cons Municipal Loan—
♦7Hs unmatured coupons on..1945
11,000
♦7s unmatured coupons on
..1946
33.000
J
D
AO
80
33
34 X 34
100
Sale
23
June 10
June
4
June
3
June
1
June
1
79*4 June 10
74
June
7
22*4
22*4
98%
9)3*4
33*4 June
102% June
102
102% 102
103
102
June
98
100
97*4 98*4 97% June
58*4 103*4 June
102% 104H 58*4
60 % Sale
58*4 Sale
57*4 June
104
Sale
105
104
Sale
Sale
104
105 X
10154
98 H
Sale
Sale
101
Sale
Sale
105*4 Sale
Sale
Sale
101
78
76
77 M
78 X
50*4
106H Sale
19
23
113
123H
113
122H
124% 127H
123%
♦Hungary (Klngof)7H eFeb.op .on 1944
Irish Free State external 5s
1960
21H Sale
20
Sale
29
J
8
June 26
June 30
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
70
Jan.
11
22
79*4
20%
June 29
14 34*4
9 102*4
16 102%
21 98
15 104
29 61*4
76
75
66
23*4
61X Sale
56*4 57*4
99 X 98
Sale
Sale 107*4 108*4
23
Sale
22
23*4
116
Sale
110
Sale
111*4 Sale 109*4 Sale
119*1
117*4 Sale
110
117% 121
99
107 %
—
74
78
June 22
June
9
75
74
25%
26%
27H
A
O
A
O
99
100
18 %
25
J
J
15%
A
O
105*1
J
J
J
J
21*1 26
21%
"22"
F
A
48
F
A
113
50 H
120
D
85 H
8
74*2
Italian Public Utility s f g 7s
J
67*2
Japanese Gov extl s f 6H*—1954 F A
Bxtl sinking fund 5 He
—1965 MN
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)—
♦7s Unmatured coupons on
1957 A O
23,000
F A
1,000 ♦Leipzig (City) external a f g 7s. 1947
Lower Austria (Province of)—
7Hs Unmatured coupons on..1950
2,000
1954
23,000 ♦Medellln (Colombia) 6He
38.000 ♦Mexican Irrig Assenting s f 4 He 1943
3,000 ♦Mexico (U S) external 5s of 18992 1945
♦Assenting 5s of 1899.........1945
30.000
♦Assenting 5s large
............
8,000
♦Assenting 5s small...............
For footnotes, see page
80.
18H
106
MN
external s f 7s. 1951 J
1947 M
1952 J
J
D
J
D
Q
"j
....
Q
Q
J
J
28
21*4 Sale
98
83
Sale
79%
71H
Sale
Sale
100
22
June
9
June 29
23 H
23*4
June 28
76*4 June 22
74*4 June 29
20*4 June 8
58
June 29
98
June
107% June
21*4 June
7
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
26*4
if*f
Jan.
12
June"" 1
74*4 Jan.
2
72
73
79*4 June 23
78% June
3
76*4 June 22
20*1
61*4 June
99
8
23
June 29 119*4
109*4 June 30 111%
117% June 30 119
118*4 June 28 118*4
58
1
June 29
98
Jan.
5
105% Mar. 18
17% Mar. 18
June 29
3 110
1 109*4 June 30
12 117% June 30
28 117% Apr. 23
June
7
June 28
June
1
June
June
June
June
20*4 Jan.
18*4 Jan.
June
8
28*4 June 21
25% June
7
29
1
1
36
June 21
28
June
June
June
June
30
June 19
25% June
7
27*4 Apr.
8
23*4 May 11
29*4 Sale
33*4
34%
28% June
1
33 *4 June 28
30
June 17
23*4 Jan.
34
28
Sale
29
100
21
24
25*4
24*4
24*4
24*4
26*4
26*4
97*4 Sale
11*4
12*4
97
11
23*4
28
June 15
99*4 June 11 100
21% June
8 23%
19
June
5
20*4
105
June
1 106
23*4 June
1
24
June 21
25
Sale
28
104*4
Sale
"6*4 "~8" "6
8%
6*4 Sale
6
Sale
34*4 June
29 *4 June
June
7
26
4
6
8
18
18
21
*4 May 24
June 21
June
7
June 21
32
41
35
Jan.
8
27*4 Jan.
4
96*4 Jan.
8 100
25
17
Mar. 23
15*4 Jan.
8 20%
105
May
5 107
June 23
June 23
25*4 June 19
25
June
7
62*4 June 25
115% June
1
87*4 June 14
85*4 June 12
42
June 17
24
97% Jun<e
1
11
June
9
4*4 June 22
5% June
7
6*4 June 3C
6
June 3C
June
1
June 23
June 28
June 14
13
33
June 19
Mar.
4
Feb. 16
Feb. 19
Feb. 11
Mar. 2
June 28
Mar. 10
30% Mar. 22
30% Mar. 22
30% Mar. 22
27% Mar. 23
62% June 25
111
Mar. 18 115% June
1
80
Mar. 30
93% Feb.
4
Feb. 15
80*4 Jan.
5 94
71*4 Jan.
4 82% Feb. 23
75
June 12
93
Jan. 27 100% June
8
100*4 June
8
9
79*4 Jan. 27 8954 June
89*4 June
9
25
39*4 June 18
24
1
1
Jan.
17
20
24*4 Mar. 3
124% Jan. 22
119% Jan. 11
130
Jan. 25
124
Mar. 4
28%
25%
36
30
21*4
25%
30*4
24*4
1
22
66% May
6
100% Mar. 23
109
June 28
31
Sale
-----
40
8*4
82
6
26
7
12
Apr.
May
Mar.
Apr.
81*4 Mar. 11
81% Apr.
1
81
Mar. 4
26
Feb. 27
5
June
1
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
82
76*4 June 22
74*4 June 29
1954 May 11
June 11
78
26
40*4
29*4
7
,
Mar. 12
50% Feb.
82% Mar.
Jan.
2
Jan.
4
June 28
75
25*4 June 19
110
-----
36*4
35
June 30
105% Jan.
2
9 106% June 23
5 102% May
7
1 101% June 23
June 18
76
1 109
r26*4
26*4 24*4 June 23
55
Sale
61
Sale
55
June
1
115*4 Sale
113*4
114% June 17
86*4 Sale
85
June
2
85*4 Sale
85
85*4
June 29
85*4 84
72
72*4 Sale
71% June
2
72%
99
97*4 Sale
Sale
97%. June
1
86*4 Sale
85*4 Sale
85*4 June 3C
30%
92% 104 H
15% Sale
June 26
6
Sale
18*4
19*4
18. vi 21
Sale
105*4 Sale 105
24
27H
1
30
28
26
26
26
27
Jan.
2
36%
102% Apr. 12 105*4
101
Jan. 29 102%
97% June 21 100
102*4 May 27 104%
56*4 Mar. 13 68
103*4 May 17 105%
June 22
June
1
June
2
24*4
34%
29 %
33%
Italian Cred Consortium 7s ser B
Italy (Kingdom)
28H Sale
28*4 Sale
31
18
Feb.
June
Jan.
June
June
June
38 '
Feb. 15
25*4 June 24
38
Feb. 15
25*4 June 23
Feb. 11
20% Apr.
8 31
20
Apr.
7 30% Feb. 11
20
Apr.
6 30% Feb. 11
96*4 Apr. 12 101% June 17
93
May
3
99% Feb. 17
Apr. 16
77
Apr. 12 90
Apr. 16
70% Apr. 13 80
Jan. 28
95
May
5 99
3
9
24
30
24
17
18
June
5
June 23
zl04
June
1 105
June
11 103% Apr.
104
June
1 104
105% June
1 106% June 13 104*4 Apr.
101
June 21 101*4 June
lj 100% Jan.
97*4 May
98*4 June
1 101% June 23
77
70
30%
24 %
A
6
27*4 June 11
28*4 June
4
12
45
79
Sale
25H
V
3
4
21*4 Jan.
78*4 June 30
97% June
4
77*4 "77" June'23 "78""
77
26 H
O
MN
Sale
5
5
5
-----
Sale
77 H
68
"98"" "99""
Jan.
97% Apr. 26 103
82*4 Apr. 21
91%
83*4 Apr.
2 98%
75*4 Mar. 23 84%
75% Mar. 23 85*4
77
Apr. 30 86*4
78*4 Mar. 23 88
56 r
Mar. 22
65*4
16
30
June 26
June 26
June 26
85
96*4 June 25
Sale
103
79
"23"" "23%
24H
4,000 ♦Hungarian Land m.ga 7H« A..1961
♦S 1 7Hs series B
1961 M N
3,000
109,000
2,000
241,000
7,000
84,000
275,000
439,000
73 H
47
33*4 May 28
Feb. 15 102*4 June 23
Jan.
5 102
Jan. 19
German Gov't International—
w
"
70 H
70
29
29
23 100
17 100
17
99% Feb. 24 102*4 Jan.
June
28%
28%
23*4
23*4
23*4
101 %
98*4
25*4 June 24
25*4 June 23
26*4 Sale
26*4 Sale
23*4
24*4
20%
23% 23*4 Sale
22%
23% 23*4
99 H Sale
100
Sale
94 % Sale
98*4 Sale
75
75 X
77*4 78*4
75
Sale
78*4 Sale
96
97*4
96% Sale
24 H
50%
Sale"
24*4 Mar. 3
59*4 Jan.
5
47*4 Feb. 16
26% Jan.
Deutsche Bank Am part
M S
Feb. 27
25
22
4
29
47*4 Jan.
19 103*4 Jan.
Jan.
18 103
Feb. 24 105% Jan.
101
27*4 June 11
28*4 June
4
1
27*4 June
26
Sale
Sale
102 H
100% 101H
78
Mar. 17
18*4 Mar.
42% June
35
Apr.
35
Apr.
35*4 Apr.
99% Mar.
99% Mar.
21
9
10
9
June
June
June
June
June
2 110*4 June 11
2 118*4 June 11
6 102*4 Feb. 11
Jan.
99
18
1
June 23
Mar. 11 111
105*4 Jan.
115*4 Jan.
22,
13
18
26
June 11
25*4 Mar.
18*4 Mar. 29
1 104*4 Mar. 17 110*4 Jan.
4
106*4 Sale 106*4 June 30 107*4 June
Feb. 22 114*1 Jan.
7 111
6
111% June
4 112*4 June
112
Sale
Sale
97
Mar. 17 101*4 Jan. 23
7
98*4 June 7 99*4 June
Sale
99*4 Sale
96*4 Mar. 17 103*4 Jan.
2
99
June 26
99% June
7
99
Sale
Sale
99
June 23
98% June
7
June 23
7 99
98*4
98% 98 % June
93 *4 June
92*4 June 29
8
8
92*4 Sale
92*4 June 29 93 *4 Juen
57
June 18
Apr.
2
5 57
50*4 Jan.
June 23
"61*2 56*4 61*4 56
35
Jan.
4
53*4 June 23
50
June
4
53*4 June 25
52*4 Sale
50
26% Jan.
4 37% Mar. 10
37
June 30
37
Sale
33*4 June
1
Sale
Mar.
8
26*4 Jan.
4 38
June 30
37
Sale
33*4 June
1 37
Sale
30% Jan.
4 48*4 Mar. 31
42 %
41*4
42*4 38% June 9 41% June 28
18*4 Feb.
6 25% Mar. 4
19 *4 June 30 21*4 June
2
22
19*4 Sale
Mar. 10
18% Feb.
4 25
2
19*4 June 22 21*4 June
19*4 Sale
Sale
Mar.
3
18% Feb.
5 25
4
19*4 Sale
19*4 June 30 21% June
Sale
18*4 Feb.
4 24*4 Mar. 9
2
19*4 June 30 21 *4 Jline
19*4 Sale
Sale
18*4 Feb.
5 24% Mar. 9
2
19% June 30 21*4 June
19*4 Sale
Sale
18% Feb.
4 24% Mar. 9
2
19% June 22 21*4 June
19*4 20
22
19 % June 22
18*4 Feb.
4 24% Mar. 11
21*4 June
2
19*4 Sale
Sale
15% Feb.
4 21*4 Mar. 11
18% June
1
16*4 JUne 21
16*4 Sale
Sale
15*4 Feb.
6 2154 Mar. 8
18*4 June 2
16*4 June 23
17
18 H 16*4
15*4 Feb.
6 21*1 Mar. 16
18*4 June
1
16*4 June 23
16*4 Sale
Sale
Mar.
9
15% Feb.
4 22
18*4 June
1
16*4 June 19
16*4
17*4
Sale
15
Jan.
9 21% Mar. 9
June 22
17*4 June
2
15*4
17*1 16
18 X
53*4 Jan. 14 70% June 21
70
June 18
70% June 21
18*4 Mar. 29 26% Mar. 3
24
June 29
June
1
Sale" "26"" ---II 23
22
J
O
A
Sale
Sale
1 102*4
7 101*4
3 101%
9 101*4
3
91%
89
15
1 84%
1
85*4
2
86*4
4 88
2 65*4
Mar. 19 104
98
108
Sale
28 H
28%
20%
24
20%
27 H
20%
99% Sale
97 X
98
J
June
79*4 June
56*4 June
56
32
J
88
77*4 June
85*4 Sale
65
Sale
65
~49% ~6l% "57"~
J
June
85
112
M s
87
79 H
79 X
107 %
J
101*4 June
84
J
J
June
100
82*4 Sale
J
J
Sale
June
100*4 June
90
90
114% Sale
101% Sale
103 H Sale
F
-----
8
11
103% June 22
19
99*4 Mar.
June 23
30
Sale Prices
104% Mar. 16 110*4 Jan.
Jan.
104*4 Mar. 17 110
6
June
14 23*4 June
23*4 June
1
4 46*4 June
1 40*4 June
40
June
1
1 40% June
18 101*4 June
16 101*1 June
18 103*4 June
June 25
Sale
109% Sale
J
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
Highest
Sale Prices
2
June
1 101
June
22*4
20%
42%
37*4
37*4
36*4
100*4
100*4
101*4
78
Sale
Sale
59 H
59
100
77% Sale
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
81H
83
MN
Sale Prices
June 29 108
Lowest
June 29 107% June 24'
June
3 103% June 22
June 11
June
3 104
June
5 25% June 19
109
June
1 111
June 23
108*4 June
1 110*4 June 11
117*4 June 3 118*4 June 11
91*4 Sale
87
87
Sale Prices
106*4
106*4
101%
103*4
20*4
101
100
78 H
Highest
28
29,*4 29
33 %
102*4 Sale 101
Sale
29
101H
101
85 H
8654
8
M
Aug 15 1945
1961
1944
1967
10-year 2 He
Ask
106*4 Sale
Sale
106*4 Sale
102
Sale
Sale
103*4 Sale
22*4
109*4 Sale
Sale
109*4 Sale
Sale
118*4 Sale
Sale
100*4 ----Sale
Sale
22*4 24
21*4 Sale
Sale
45
Sale
Sale
38*4 Sale
Sale
39*4 Sale
Sale
39
Sale
Sale
101
Sale
Sale
101*4 Sale
103% 101*4 103
Ask Bid
Bid
101H
A
25 year 3H«
Ask
Lowest
June 30
June 1
109H 110H
109% 110
332,000 Canada (Dom) Gold 4s————1960
M N
30-year gold 5s....—
.—1952
140,000
125,000
213,000
50,000
|
1937
J
F
1
Jan. 2
D
M
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE
Price
Inter st Period^
Foreign Government (CooHoiw*)
J
J
226,000 Australia S> of IMS.—. July IS 1955
M S
External loan 5s of
100,000
M N
Bxtarnal ft
oi 1928
1956 J
310,000
J
13,000 Austrian Govt s f 7s.......——1957
F A
3.000 ♦Bavaria (Frea Statu) extl*Hft—1948
M S
69,000 Belgium 25 year external * Hi s—1949
J
J
Bxtarnal s f 4a....
72,000
J D
Bxtarnal s f 7s..
........—1958
64,000
M S
19,000 Bergen (Norway) extlSs
.....I960 A O
1950
32,000 ♦Berlin (Germany) s f 4He..
J D
♦External sinking fund 4s...—1958
40,000
J D
1941
345,000 ♦Brasll (U S of) external 8s
♦Kxt s f g *%• of 1924
1957 A O
500,000
♦Bxtl s f 4%ft of 1927
1957 A O
253,000
J D
♦Cant Ry 30-year g 7s
—1952
190,000
M 8
1957
63,000 Brisbane (City) s f 5s....
F A
Sinking fund gold 5s .........1958
31,000
J D
20-year s f 6s.—..........—1950
13,000
Budapest (City of)—
.-r.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
20
June 17
June 11
98*4 June 16
12
June
5*4 June
5% June
6*4 June
7
4
9
7
9 j
June 22
21*4
21*4
21*4
21*4
47*4
Jan. 30
Jan. 13
Jan.
5
Jan.
5
Feb.
1
29% Jan.
4
19*4 Apr. 10
42
June 17
25
Feb. 27
Mar. 19
11
June
9
4*4 June 22
6% June
7
98% June 16
17
Jan.
4
8% Jan.
7
8
Feb. 25
11% Jan.
6
1154 Jan.
6
11
Jan.
6
95
6 *4 June 30
6
June 30
7*4 Mar. 24
July, 1937]
n. y. stock
Sales in
June
Price
Jan. 2
bonds
Value
n. 7. stock exchange
♦Au«ntiiig 4a of 1904
Bid
D
Treat 4a of '13 aaaent (large) 1933 J
12 %
♦6a aeries A
4,000
New South Wales oxt
External a f 0 5a
Norway 30-year
...1959 MN
.....
f
a
1957 F
4 5«
A
1958 A O
......
ext a f
30-year external
a
6a.Aug 151943 F A
16s. Aug 15 1944 F A
Extl sinking fund
4%«
1956 M 8
External sink fund 4%s—.1965 A O
48
a
f extl loan
Municipal Bank
ext a f 5s
1970 J
♦Nuremberg (City) external 6a.. 1953
Oriental Development 6a........1953
External deb 5 Ha
1958
Oslo (City) 4%« extl sink fund—1955
D
102
A
8
76 %
72 %
99
(121,000
l
Rio Grande db Sul (State
of)—
♦88 April coupon off
.......1946 A
♦6s June coupon
off..........1968 J
O
D
♦78 May coupon off...
85,000
......1966 MN
♦7s June coupon off
51,000
...1967 J D
155,000 Rome (City) external a f 6 Ha
1953 A O
Roumania (Kingdom of,
Monopolies)
♦7s August coupon
187,000
off........1959 F A
3,000 ♦Saarbruecken (City)
Sao Paulo
36,000
45,000
20.000
a
16a
1953
I
69
off..........1936 J
off...........1950 J
J
♦88
50,000
♦7s September coupon
off.....1956 M S
♦6s July coupon off
.—.—..1968 J
J
Sec s f J 7s
...1940 A O
97,000
256,000
9,000
6,000
July
coupon
♦Saxon State Mtge Inat 7s
J
1945 J
45,000
147,000
3,000
84.000
14,000
113,000
370.000
183,000
8,000
25
103
Sale
June
24
June 17
June 24
Sale
82% June
85
June
100%
99% June
106
Sale
Sale
51
June
27
22
23%
23%
26%
97%
24%
25
26%
94%
23%
72%
25% Sale
25%
27
25%
27
75% Sale
35%
36
Sale
Sale
27
28
4
29% June
1
25
76
Apr.
May
June
June
Mar.
Mar.
26
30
19
22
1
June
48
23% June
29%
27
Sale
i
June 26
1
June
22
Jan.
22
Feb.
Feb.
15
Feb.
15
Feb.
11
80
Feb.
Feb.
11
28
11
2
15
64
33% Mar. 11
May 25
92
Jan.
13
31
Feb. 23
16 100
Mar.
2
11
24% Mar, 3
17% Jan.
16% Jan.
7
24% Mar.
4
29% June
9
26% June 26
26
Apr. 30
22% May 18
29
26% June 28
75% June 14
May
23% May
May
25% May
72% Apr.
25
17
17
18
25% Jan.
27
36% June
2
"June 18
Feb. 26
1
Jan.
20
33
Jan.
21
32)
32)
83)
Jan.
2
38
June 14
7
27
Feb.
27
June
9
35% Mar.
25
June 14
38% June 12
33
21% Jan.
June 28
23% June
23
34% Jan.
May 14
25
1
40
20
Jan. 21
Feb.
3
15
34% Jan.
2
21
44
Jan.
28
43% Jan.
19
26% June
25 % June
93% June
1
29
7
27
June 28
36% June
2
29% May 14
May 13
24
May 17
1
96
June
91
21% June
8
25
June 29
25
June
3
25
June
27% June
9
8
29% June 10
28
1
24
4
7
48% June 29
32% June 18
40% Mar. 13
54
30
39% Mar. 11
Sale
31
.
**
27%
28%
27%
47%
31
Sale
47
25
39%
105% Sale
VJ*
73 H
78
79
Sale
101% 102
64%
66
77%
96%
Sale
26
June
44% June
32
June
95% June
Sale
104% June
June
76% 76
78
73% June
Sale
Sale
71
Sale
67%
66%
93
73%
100%
66%
Sale
65%
Sale
Sale
36
98
95
105
75
Sale
67
Sale
Sale
Sale
Apr. 23
Jan.
26
62
27% June 21
28% June 23
27% June 21
25% June
40
28
78
77% Sale
9
45% May 11
38
30
28% Sale
90
89%
June
30% Feb. 27
22
32% June 29
26% June
9
1
37
28% Sale
26% Sale
95% Sale
32%
Sale
O
June 25
77
100%
65%
65%
65%
34
June 29
June 10
12
3
June
95% June 11
106
June 21
78% June 10
2
73% June
8
80% June
June
June
102
M
June
June
7
June
June
June 11
June 11
June
June
1
98
June 10
2
49
June 22
1
86% June 17
85
78
97
96% June
3
44
June
83% June
June
Mar. 27
41
46
83% Sale
96%
47%
49
84% Sale
35% Feb. 19
34% Jan. 25
98
Jan.
19% Mar. 23
25
June 29
22
25
Feb.
Jan.
28
25% Jan.
4
Jan.
4
Jan.
12
90% Jan,
101% Mar.
71% Jan.
65
Mar.
72%
99%
63%
63%
11
78
25
78
Jan.
Mar.
May
May
May
18
27
31% Mar. 20
30% Mar. 19
Feb.
10
95% May 12
106
June 21
78% June 10
2
73% June
8
80% June
103
71
Mar.
9
June
ll
70% June 11
70% June 11
83% Apr. 14
June
6s
Unmatured coupons on....1952
MN
16,000
♦Warsaw (City) external 7a......1958 P
A
58,000
Yokohama (City) extl a f 6a
1961 J D
61,000
May 27
10
22
32%
92
Sale
26% June
24% June
Sale
26
18
101%
69%
69%
85
25
5
25% June 14
25% June 15
72% June 29
26
Sale
17
25%
26%
25% Sale
53%
55
30 v 36
Jan.
June
79% June 11
8
101% June
9
June
22%
25% Sale
93% Sale
32%
15
27
20
2
5
22^—i-
30%
29%
Sale
32%
Sale
Sale
38
34
Jan.
Jan.
1
98% June
103% Apr. 30
24% Mar. 2
Mar.
47
60
Feb. 25
107% Jan.
8
21% June
37>
42
.....
Jan. 20
June 30
109
105
103
June
'
27
26%
72% Sale
23% Sale
3
64
June
2
2
3
r
6
Feb.
111% 110% June 4 111% June 11 109% May
5 113% Jan. 14
Sale
109% June 29 111% June 18 109
Apr. 10 113
Jan.
8
June 16
36% 31
32
June 11
21% Mar. 12 32
June 11
4
26
32
Sale
74
Sale
22
26
37
26
104%
23%
Sale
Jan.
105% Jan.
2
96% June
23% June 22
23% June 22
June
95% June
27% Sale
25% Sale
25
,
28
25
31%
25%
27
95
27% June 21
26% • 28%
24% Sale
24%
35
30
Sale
98
30
30
28%
23%
110
110% Sale
110
109% 111
24%
36% 30
Sale"
28
,
1
13% Jan.
22%
19%
17%
17%
51% June 25
66% June
7
48% June 30
June 11
June
8
7
7
8
Jan.
13
61
3
21
82
104% June 25 107
68% June 28 85
3
June
9
105
75% Jan.
71% Jan.
97% Apr.
24% June 11
21 % June
2
21
30
Sale
17
Jan.
34
33
72
99% Apr.
95% Apr.
102% Mar.
1
21
95
25% Sale
23% June
1
19% June 16
June
June 22
26
Sale
69
June 22
June
2
24%
22
June 25
May
May
May
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
30
30
25
30
101% Apr.
9
Sale
99
30% Sale
24% Sale
61
June
Apr.
May
Mar.
105% Apr.
79% June 11
8
101% June
18% Sale
50%
52
64% Sale
48% Sale
94
26
61%
24% Sale
20
21%
19
June
June 16
104% June 25 106
68% June 28 76% June 3
76
60%
27%
26% Sale
Sale"
103
1
"24%
77
58%
65%
46% Sale
28
98% June
21
Sale
76% Sale
59% Sale
26%
97% June
102% June
77
48
27
101 % June
100
Sale
;
5
107
June 26
106% June
1
1
104% June
103
June 10
June
22
24%
65%
60%
101%
101%
104%
103% June
82%
23%
Sale
60
111% 113%
106
105%
75%
80
67% Sale
21%
June
9
June 30
63% June 16
103% June 14
72
105% 106% 105% June
Sale
102% June
Sale
203
20% Sale
20% Sale
1960 M N
1964 MN
1952 A
9
Sale
Sale
Trondhjem (City) 1st ext g 5 Ha..1957 MN
♦Uruguay (Rep) external a f 8a..1946 P A
Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7s
Vienna (City of)—
27% June
June
9
9% Jan.
9% Jan,
June 29
9
67
98% Sale
102%
23
O
f 6a.......
♦Exter a f 6s
5
73% June
103
102
20% Sale
20% Sale
113
27%
Sale
233
(City) a f g 5 Ha
1955 P A
Taiwan Elec Pow 5Ha
......1971 J
J
Tokyo City loan of 1913 5a
1953 M S
External • f 5%a guar
...1961 A
a
Sale
5% June 28
5% June 19
►
25% June
25% June
Sale
Sale
25% Sale
Sydney
♦Ext
1
4%
8%
7%
70%
100% Sale
85
D
♦SFg6%v
Dec 1940 J D
Serbs Croats & Slovenes
(Kingdom)—
♦8s Nov I 1935 coupons
on.. ..1962
105,000
♦78 Nov 1 1935
coupon on.....1962
94,000
♦Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7a. 1958
J D
81,000
♦SUesian Landownera Aaan
6a...1947 P A
9,000
Styria (Province of)—
7s February coupon
off....
1946 P A
2,000
June
70% June 28
107
Sale
82
77
74%
38
81,000
72
Sale
21
24%
78
75
99%
73%
J
San Paulo (State
of)—
♦♦8s July coupon
6
5 % June
8
5% June 21
5% June 7
June 29
4% June 30
Sale
•
103
103
105% 106
(City of)—
♦8s May coupon
off...........1952 MN
♦6%s May coupon off.........1957 M N
5% June 28
62%
60% 65% 62% June
103% 103
Sale
102% June
103% 102% Sale
102% June
106%
106%
104%
102%
98%
102%
Sale
18%
II
45,000 Queensland (State of) ext a f 7s..1941 A O
35-year extl a f 6a
Feb 15 1947 F A
14,000
27,000 ♦Rhlne-Maln-Danube deb7a ser A1950 M S
Rio de Janeiro
(City of)—
♦8s April coupon off
84,000
......1946
♦6%s August coupon off......1953
245,000
f
%
P
♦National loan ext a f 6a
503,000
1960
♦National loan ext a f 6s
244,000
—1961
60,000 ♦Poland (Rep of) g 6a
1940
♦8tabills loan 7a of *37. Oct 15 1947
88,000
♦External a f 8a
75,000
1950
Porto Alegre (City of)—
♦8s June coupon off
25,000
.......1961 J D
♦7%s July coupon off
40,000
..1966 J
J
6,000 Prague (Greater City) 7%v
1952 MN
37,000 ♦Prussia (Free State) ext aff 6)4—1951 M 8
♦Sfgold 6a
102,000
1953 A O
Sale Prices
9%
26%
26%
68
60%
101% Sale
Pernambuco (State of)—
♦7s September coupon off.....1947 M S
49,000
64,000 ♦Peru (Rep) Sec a f g 7a
1959 M S
Sale Prices
5
"71% Sale
Sale
ii*
60%
64*
104% 105*
104%
107 % Sale
106 % 109
102% 103 %
MN
7%
26% Sale
27
Sale
24 %
27
65 H
A O
Highest
Sale Prices
5% June 19
4%
5%
4%
5%
4% Sale
Sale
72%
1963 F A
64,000 Panama (Rep) external 5%a.._—1953 J D
♦Extl a f 5a ae* A
8,000
.May 15 1963 MN
♦Stamped (assented)...........
26,000
57,000
72
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
Highest
Sale
70%
95,000
♦6%s September coupon off
1958 M 6
49,000
♦6H» September coupon off.—1959 M S
30,000 ♦Montevideo (City) 7a
...1952 J D
r
6%
6%
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
Sale
"7% "9%
"11% "I2H
J
Vllnas Geraes (State
of, Brazil)—
I
6
5%
5%
7 % Sale
•♦Small
140,000 Milan City (Italy) oxt loan 6%a— 1952 AO
61,000
67,000
37,000
44,000
112,000
169,000
572,000
6,000
21,000
37,000
115,000
85,000
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale
8H
6%
larfa......
June 30
♦Aswntlng 4a of 1910 amall—
•♦
*
June 1
Ask
7
1954
♦A« venting 4a of 1910
21
PRICES IN JUNE
1937
FOREIGN GOVT (CeaelnieO
Mexico (Continued)
10,000
of 1904
1954 J
23,000
14,000
28,000
exchange—bonds
92% Jan. 21
39% Mar. 13
77% Jan.
2
98
Feb.
54
Feb.
27
15
86% June 17
RAILROAD AND INDUSTRIAL
COMPANIES.
177,000
109,000
298,000
34,000
1-3,000
-24,000
28,000]
♦{♦Abltlbl Pow & Paper lat 5a...1953 / D
Adams Express coll tr g 4a. .....1948 M S
Collateral trust 4a of 1907.....1947
D
A
10-year deb 4%s
...1946
Sale
106
Adriatic Elec Co external
7a.....1953
Ala Gt Sou lat cons 5a aer A
1943
Flrat
cons
4a series B
83
6s 1948
196,000
2,000
O
104%
A
100
Collateral and convertible 5a ..1949 J D
♦Collateral 5c convertible 5s
1950 A O
VIpine Montan Steel 7s
Amer 5c
1955 M
M
S
Sale
Sale
86
Sale
65%
102% 103%
112%
100
161*"
94
Sale
Vmerlcan Ice a f deb 5s
...1953 1 D
American IG Chemical 5Ha .....1949 MN
Corp conv 5Ha._1949 J J
Amer Tel 8t Tel—-
87
109
Sale
Amer Internet
30-year sinking fund 5 Ha
338,000
1943 MN
Convertible debentures 4H*--1939 J
J
253,000
3%a debentures
747,000
1961 A O
J D
3%s debentures..
886,000
1966
97,000 ♦Am Type Found s. f. debs 2%-5s_1950 J J
Works 5c Elec
105% Sale
111% Sale
112% 112%
171%
Sale
v-1
Debenture gold 6a oerlea A...1975 MN
61,000
304,000 Anaconda Cop Mln a f deb4 Ha ..1950 A O
AngloChilean Nitrate—
For footnotes, see page 30.
Sale
...
98,000
♦Sinking fund Income deb
1967
11,000 {Ann Arbor 1st g 4a
July 1995
4,000 Ark Ac Memo Bdge Sc Term 1st 5a.1964
431,000 Armour & Co 4s s f ser B (Del)...1955
1st M s f 4s ser C
180,000
(Del)
1957
156,000 Armstrong Cork deb 4a....
....1950
1
76
J
Q
M
j
J
P
F
A
J
J
109% 110%
106% Sale
36% Sale
71
72%
104%
99% Sale
J
J
106%
70
V;i
104%
94% June 28 100% June
7
84
Jan.
99
2
99
June
June 24 101
80
s
107%
66
June
June 28
84
June
5
75
104%
99
Sale
94
Sale
It*
Sale"
104% June 17 104% June 15
95
63% Sale
95%
99
58""
90%
91
82
97%
93%
81
Amer Water
84
(Sale
S
Foreign Power deb 5a...2030
...
i"
66
1946 A
♦5s stamped....
722,000
.........1950
23,000 AUegh 5c West 1st g gu 4a
1998 AO
52,000 Alleg Valley gen gu 4a
...1943 M 8
24,000 Allied Stores Corp deb 4%s.—1950 A O
4%s debentures..
32,000
1951 F A
4,000
573,000
111,000
249,000
130,000
Sale
100
109% Apr.
106
98% June
100
Apr.
79
June 29 100
103% Jan.
99% Feb
Jan.
115
110
76
83
Sale
.
June 26
June 10
June
10
June
10
June 29
June
3
June 21
June 18
103% June 30 105% June 17
125
Sale
112
June 29 113% June
3
104% June 26 105% June
3
98% June 28 99% June
7
98
June 14 99 % June
7
120
June 28 143
June 11
105% Sale
105% Sale
105
Sale
105
105% Sale
105
33
Sale
31
57
63
101
104
35
51
-----
Sale
66%
104
97% Sale
97% Sale
105
Sale
Sale
104% Sale
99% Sale
98 % Sale
97% Sale
96
Sale
103% Sale
60
101
97
June
5
11
83
1 100% June 18
June 14
95% June
11
87% Apr.
112
75
108
25
101% Feb.
96% Jan.
93% Feb.
5
113% Sale
104% Sale
99% Sale
98% Sale
136% Sale
99% June
Jan.
Jan.
June
June
99% Sale 100%
78% Sale
78% Sale
95
Sale
-100% 96
106% Sale 106% Sale
105% Sale
103% Sale
-----
74
107
94%
sh
78% June
1
96% June 16
9 107
June
2
83
75
Jan,
Jan.
22
25
Jan.
27
Feb.
9
8 100% June 18
June 14
87% Jan. 18
Jan.
7
Jan.
Jan.
4
4
120
Feb.
3
Apr. 29 110% Jan.
Jan.
104% Mar. 23 107
23
June
9
June
19
31
June 18 65
June 24 101
June
2
98
June
7
June 24
June
5
101
5
2
10
111% Feb.
3 114
104% Apr. 26 113
96% Apr.
8 102%
96% Apr.
2 102%
35
4
102%
112%
101%
100%
Feb.
87
Jan.
2
97
Mar. 19
105% May 17 109% Mar. 1
103% June 30 106% Jan. 29
June
95% June 29 97% June
June
103% June 29 106
69
2
93% Jan.
June
19
June
57% June
93% Apr.
107% Mar.
May
97
May
June 30 108
June 25 106
9
9
Mar.
95
95
19
Mar.
5
Jan. 23
Feb
9
Apr.
5
June 30 65%
June
7
97
96%
109
108
108% 108% June 28 109
3 100
99% June
99% 100
100%
Sale
1
98%
97%
97% June
99%
Sale
6
5
11
64
101
June
>
Jan.
105% Jan.
,
tr conv la.. 1944 P
lat guar 3 Ha.
IVi
109% 111% 110% June 25 110% June 25 110% June
106% 107"" 108
108% 107% June 12 108
June 10 105% May
62
66
66
61
59
June 22
63
June 17
June
59
6s with warrants
assented.... 1948
ll'.OOO Albany&Susq
339,000 Allegheny Corp coll
Sale
102% 99% 100% 98% June 28 101
June
2
100
June 17 100% June 29
101% 100%
109
.1943
9,000 ♦Albany Perfrated Wrap Paper
Sale
99%
100%
100%
100%
June 28 200
103
60
Mar.
3
11
June
19
42% Mar. 11
June
18
74
June 24 105
Mar.
1
Jan. 27
94% Mar. 17 100% Jan. 29
95
Mar. 17
99% Mar. 5
103
Jan. 20
Apr.
6 108
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
BONDS
June
H. Y. STOCK
Value
Jan. 2
I,000 {Baldwin Locom Works 1st 9 f 5s-1949
5s assented...................1940
3.000
July 1948
382.000 Bait 8k Ohio 1st g 4s
Refund 8k gen 5s ser A
1995
363.000
1st gold 5s
263,000
July 1948
Ref and gen 4st series C
... .1995
289,000
P L E 8k W Va Sys ref g 4s
1941
167,000
Southw Dlv 1st 3%a at 5%
1950
194,000
Tol Cln Dlv 1st 8c ref 4s ser A..1959
56,000
152,000
Refunding 5s series D.
2009
Conv g4%a—
1949
550,000
Ref 8c gen 5s series F
1996
319,000
12,000 Bangor 8k Aroostook &R 1st g 6s '43
Con rof mtge gold 4a
.
1951
76,000
4s stamped
1951
70.000
Sale
113%
114
114%
107
111% 112
Sale
102%
Sale
87%
Sale
91%
Sale
104%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
104
Sale
98
Sale
June
102%
118% Sale" 117%
124% Sale 124%
23
Sale
99%
22%
"26"
20
8
25
22
June
3
22
June
4
24% June 26
24% June 25
June 19
101%
Sale
107%
83% Sale
Sale
81
Sale
80
75
Sale
78%
23
18%
18%
Sale
18
Sale
18% June 30
166%
Sale
98% June 25
Sale
84% June 23
60
June 14
27
23
84%
Sale
Sale
87
58%
105%
Sale
131
105%
108%
106
Sale
109
106%
103%
Sale
119%
95%
105%
105%
June
114
June
1
June
119%
June
7
0
June
106
June
June
106
June
June
102
June 17
June
110
June
8
June
100% June
86% June
20% June
2
20%
90%
62%
14
June 30
Apr.
June
8
113
1 118% June
June 28 118% June
9
114%
112%
110%
110%
115% 115%
Sale
112%
112% 112%
Sale
123%
Sale
93%
Sale
103%
104%
115
Sale
June 26 117
June
118
114
107%
102%
74%
103%
110%
101%
115
117%
108%
"""
104
104%
"63% "64"
Sale
75
Sale
112
112%
108% 109%
104
Sale
86
92
95
125% Sale
93% Sale
107% Sale
108% Sale
127
128%
102% Sale
102% Sale
116%
113%
113%
June 30 124%
June
June 28
June
2
June
9
95%
June
14
June 24 105% June
June
June
2 115
7
June
108
106% 107% 106% June 29
June 30 104
Sale
102% Sale
June
7 78
78
77% 72%
June 29 104%
103
103% 103
104
110% June 16 111%
111% 111% Sale
107i%
100
Sale
31%
86
29%
20%
19
"80"
24%
32%
June 21 102
25
June 28
25
25%
Sale
25
June 29
17
16
June 17
15%
15
June 29
30
29% June
"14%
34
25.
100
"12"
10
79% June 25
55%
98%
Sale"
92
88%
122% 125
83
105%
107%
118%
96%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
"49%
106
Sale
57%
June
June
8
27% June 15
79% June 25
29% June 10
18% June
9
19
June
5
31
June
3
140% June
48
46
June
June
Sale
106%, June
Sale
104
95
Sale
95
91
88%
123% 125
83
79%
106
106%
106% 107
119% Sale
Sale
971
106
Sale
June
June
June
17
June
142
1
June
7
102%
106% June 28
102
104% June
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
5
9
8
QQ
Jan.
7
105% June
115% Jan. 11
110%
Feb.
105% Jan.
31%
Mar
Jan.
3
2
8
13
111 % June 24
106% Jan. 11
93
Jan.
18
40
Jan.
12
irA
Feb.
June
16
June
15
June
81% May 24
36% Mar. 6
23% Mar. 8
23% Mar. 8
Feb. 25
40
Jan. 22
31
Jan. 13
Jan.
Jan.
§iK
Jan.
96
Apr.
99% Apr.
100% Mar.
June
63
Jan.
June
48
June
55% June
108% June
46
22
Mar.
125% Jan.
June
102
Jan.
8
28
Jan. 21
109
2
104% Feb.
Jan. 14
108
Mar.
8
75
244
140% June
73
88
Jan.
11
June
78
Jan.
20
106% Apr.
112
Jan.
6
5
8
95% Mar. 10
2
125% Jan.
96% Feb. 11
June
17
101
Apr.
108
Jan.
June
11
95
June
104
Jan.
88
Mar.
June
108
Jan.
109
Jan.
5
7
128%
Jan.
4
102% Jan.
4
4
June 29
122
83
June
106
June
74% June
105% May
106% Apr.
116% Mar.
107% June
123% June
95
98% June
98% June
Mar.
102%
95% Mar.
110% Jan. 27 111
111% Jan. 18111%
6 120%
108
Apr.
9 115
110% June
Mar. 30 108
108
Jan.
_
110% June 29
9'110% June
2
June
2
2 108
2
Jan.
128% Jan.
116
June
90
103% 111% 103% 111
109% 117% 110% 111% 110% June
110% June
108
113
-i09% 112
108
June
107%
107%
5
13
11
25
124
118% June
96% June
96% June
12
29
6
14
118% Jan.
116% Jan.
June
June
106% June
Jan.
Jan.
74% June
105% June
88
Jan.
Jan.
June 23
122
6
121
63
104
99
4
121
106% May
99% Apr.
25
72% Jan.
June
8 103
24 108% Mar.
June
9 100
85
May
30
108"
Sale
97
June
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
19% Jan.
104
Sale
105
June
1
6
20
118% Jan.
Mar.
2
32
Sale
42
116
16
24
96
June
99
102% Sale"
105
106% 105% June
104% 106
99% June
100% Sale
100% Sale
103
103% 103% June
100% 101
67% June
70%
67% Sale
Sale
June
Jan.
119% Jan.
120% Mar.
89% Mar.
102% Jan.
110
Mar.
23%
19%
160
63
June
83
i8*
77
140
108
1
4
19
May 18
103
109% Mar.
June 16
June 21
108
85%
25%
June 29
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
105% May 19
114% Mar.
9
2
93
June
116
Sale
1
20
Sale
Sale
1
112
118
Sale
5
7
24% June
June 28
20
9
June
7 114% June
112% June 14 112% June 16
118
Sale
58% June
58
May
101% June
103
Apr.
113
112%
115% Sale
117% Sale
Sale
2
132% Jan. 22
106
Jan.
6
109
Jan.
5
106% Jan.
6
102
Feb. 10
110
Jan. 23
1012'jzMar. 9
31
89
83
73
June
Sale
Sale
122% Jan.
32
64
Sale
115% Jan. 20
June
Jan.
89
Sale
June
June
June
June
June
June
Sale
"16"
2
16
0
5
June
20
90%
21
31
4
Jan.
7
20
58%
64
66% June
Sale
62% June
64
101% June
June
101% 105%
June
104% 104% 104% June 22 105%
Sale
26%
19% Sale
23%
30
173
180
4
4
18
Jan.
1
June
114
■
16
Mar.
83
8
20
Sale
"18"
Feb.
104
9
June
Sale
104
31%
34%
21% Sale
21
21%
26
29%
23
Mar. 11
101% Jan.
105% Jan.
3% Apr.
4% Feb.
18% Apr.
OH Mar.
0% June
June
Sale
27%
80%
27%
June
3
12
17
15%
15%
88%
Sale
1938
Mar.
June
8% June
103
Sale
23
106
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
98% June
105% 106% 104%
102
101%
109%
109% Sale
100% 100%
BOH
"82" Sale
Sale
Sale
1
June 14
117
115%
113%
112%
123%
94%
118%
7
June
60
103
124
121
June
90
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
161"
106
Sale
116
Sale
41%
June
18% June
88% May
97% Apr.
84% June
June
22
Feb.
June
18
96
113%
112%
116%
117%
117%
115%
113%
113%
91%
85%
34%
41%
6
8
Mar.
74% June
June
60
90
June
80
23
90
62% Sale
101% Sale
Sale
105
118%
77% June
Sale
20%
19%
Sale
June
1
June
1
June
7
June 11
June
4
June
7
"90%
86
119%
2
107
Sale
109%
100%
75
9 99% Jan.
Mar. 31112
Jan.
92% Apr.
8
111
111%
102
61%
103%
104%
3
25
8
115
Sale
i09"
25
24% Mar.
Sale
Sale
99
Sale
114
3
2
Mar.
Mar.
26
89
89
113%
122%
M
June 30
20
Sale
63%
1946
June 23
Sale
24
85
2,000 Central Foundry 1st mtge 6s....1941
11,000
General mtge 5s
1941
18,000 Cent Hudson G 8c E 1st 8c ref 3%s'65
191,000 Cent 111 Elec 8c Gas 1st 5s
1951
33,000 Central Illinois Light 3 Ha
1966
160,000 {♦Central New Eng 1st guar 4s..1961
154,000 Central of N J gen g 5s
1987
31,000
General 4s
1987
322,000 Cent Pac 1st ref gu g 4s
1949
1,000
Through St L 1st gu g 4s
1954
271,000
Guar 5s
I960
11,000 ♦♦Cen RR 8k Bkg of Ga col tr Ss.1937
14,000 Central Steel 1st sink fund 8s...1941
158,000 Certafn-teed Prod sfgSHsA
.1948
76,000 Champion Pap 8c Fibre deb 4%a.l950
45,000 Ches ec Ohio 1st cons ft 5s
...1939
107,000
General gold 4H.
....1««2
357,000
Ref 8c Impt mtge 3%a ser D
1996
144,000
Re' & *mpt mtge 3%a ser E
1996
Craig Valley 1st g As
..May 1946
June 30
74% June 30
23
89
1946
83%
84%
79%
27%
26%
25%
20
2
Mar. 12 25
June
100% June 26 106% Jan.
2
77% June 30
Jan.
Jan.
20
8
Sale
21
Feb. 23
Feb. 15
131
18% Mar. 16
June
Jan.
121
12
18% Jan.
93% June 28 96% June
June
June
2 108
108
18
5
25
16
Mar. 10
Jan. 18
Jan. 25
Mar. 2
103
Mar. 13
20
June 25
100% June 26 104
Sale
79
84
9
22% June
27'
25
110
116
78
Mar.
120
29
Sale
96
100
9,000 ♦Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s
1948
1,000 {'Cent of Ga Ry 1st g 5s—.Nov. 1945
60,000
'Consol gold 5s
...1945
23,000
*R®f 8k gen 5%a series B
1959
66,000
8k gen 5s series C
1959
3,000
*Chat Dlv pur money g 4s....1951
♦Macon 8c Nor Dlv 1st g 5s
1946
♦Middle Ga 8k Atl Dlv pur m 5s. 1947
June 23 119% June 11
124% June 14 125% June 10
June
nu
116
72% June
102% Feb.
115% Apr.
117
24
103% Sale
U°
72% June 23
72% June 23
24
24
23%
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
June
Sale
24%
24%
27
W*
22
107%
112
Sale
June
111
103
June 12
June 10
ll8%
Sale
21%
112%
102
102
June
74
June 28 112
110
l02"
105%
75
June
June 12
71%
21%
23%
21% Sale
21%
21%
June
June
Mar.
75% June
2 108
Sale"
.04
MS*
88
Mar. 26
Jan,
107% Jan.
99% Jan.
93% Jan.
102
June
111
"70"
8
20
110
2
Sale
Sale
June
June
106% 107%
103
105
June
111%
106
75%
87% June
Apr.
June
85
June 29
74
4
22
Jan.
Jan.
June
85
June 29
77%
111%
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
June
103
June
85% June
65% June 29
Sale
Mar. 22
108
94
116
105
8
June
29
97% June
29 103% June
June
29 105
June
93
28
75
106*
106*
June 28
28 114
Sale
Sale
1
June 17
29
Sale
111
.31
June
29 107
68%
84%
.20% 120%
June
June 28 105
June 17 104
105
"77"
22,000
1st 8c con g 6s series A.Dec 15 1952
49,000
Carriers & Gen Corp deb 5s w w.1950
12,000
Carthage 8k Adlr 1st gu g 4s
19S1
fi"
105
1957
121,000 Canadian Nat gold 4%s
Guaranteed gold 5s
July 1969
101,000
Guaranteed g 5s
...Oct 1969
55,000
Guaranteed g 5s
1970
33,000
Guar gold 494s....
June 15 1955
27,000
Guar g 4%a
1956
202,000
Guar g 434s
...1951
107,000
46,000 Canadian Northern guar 6%a...l946
679,000 Canadian Pac 4% dab stock...
Collateral trust gold 4%a.
1946
129,000
5s equip trust ctfs............1944
39,000
Collateral trust g 5s_.
...1954
116,000
Collateral trust 4Hs
1960
271,000
6,000 {♦Carolina Central 1st gu g 4s.. 1949
30.
1
11
111
1960
117,000 {♦Bush Term Bldgs 1st 5s gu
1,000 Gal Gas Ac El Corp untf 8c ref 6s..1937
52,000 Calif Ptt log cony deb 5s._....1949
Camaguey Sugar Co—
♦1st 7s ctfs of deposit
.......1942
86,000
..1962
46,000 Canada Sou con gu 5s ser A
For footnote*, see page
June
June
Sale
84% Sale
75% Sale
1941
...
99H June 21
99% 100%
June 17
63
49%
1
106
106% 105% June
46
Sale
102
....
Potts Creek Br 1st 4s
June
104
103$
Sale
Sale
.....1959
mooo Brooklyn Union EI 1st 5s
129,000 Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st g 5s. 1945
1st Hen 8c ref 6s ser A
...1947
9,000
Debentures gold 5s ..........I960
247.000
1st lien 8k ref 5s series B
1957
275,000
46,000 Brown Shoe s f deb 394*—....— 1950
3,000 Brunsw 8c Western 1st gu g 4s...1938
1981
24,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 4%« ser B
6,000 Buff Roch 8t Pitts gen 5s. .......1937
Conaol 4%a
..1957
267,000
1934
13,000 *{♦ Burl Ced Rap 8c Nor 1st 5s
♦Certificates of deposit
5,000
II,000 {♦Bush Terminal Co 1st 4s..... 1952
♦Consol 5s
1955
46,000
R 8k A Dlv 1st con g 4s...... 1989
3d con gold 4s
1989
Warm Springs Valley 1st g 5s .1941
3
17
105
Sale
itp
33,000
Brooklyn City RR 1st 5s
...1941
198,000 Bklyn Edison cons mtge 3%s_.._1966
813.000 Bklyn Manhattan Transit 4%a_.1966
2,000 Bklyn Queans Co 8c Sub gtd 5S..1941
2,000
6,000
1,000
1
June
91
105% 103
105% 104
June
106% Sale 104% 105% 103%
74% June
Sale
77% Sale
Sale
110% June
Sale
Sale
87% June
88
Sale
Sale
102% June
103
Sale
June
101% Sale
Sale
104
June
89
88%
92%
91%
♦Certificates of deposit-....
♦Mobile Dlv 1st c 5s
10
June
Sale
104
5s ser AC
CaroCUncb 8c Ohio 1st»a
June
June 30
June 24
Sale
74
Sale
JJ
1st 5s stamped
7
7
7
105
Sale
May
June 10
110% June 11
101% June 25
87% June 30
Sale
5
5
6
8 109% Feb.
Jan. 29
Apr. 28 110
June 17 108
Jan. ,9
Jan. 16
Apr. 29 111
Feb.
3
May 28 107
Feb. 24 113% June
8
Mar.
1 113
Jan.
4
118% Mar. 1 118% Mar. 1
108
111% Feb.
9
Apr.
9
Feb.
9
110
May 17 116
99
8
Apr.
7 105% Jan.
8
87% June 30 99% Jan.
90
Apr. 28 99% Jan. 18
102% Mar. 24 106% Jan. 20
46
June 30 60% Jan.
7
42
Jan.
9
Apr. 20 54
74
7
May
4 83% Jan.
Jan.
5
99% June 21 102
31
June 17
85% Feb.
2
105% Apr.
1 107% Jan. 12
Jan.
Mar. 23 112
9
June
2
Jan.
Mar. 22 112
June 10
4
June
Jan.
106% Apr. 26 116
June 14
110
44
76%
88
5s series 11
1st g 494* series
(106
46
Sale
102%
Sale
Sale
June 11
June
49
Sale
55
1967 M S
..1955 M N
....1961 A O
85,000
34,000 {♦Boston8k NY Air Line 1st gu 4sl955
81,000 ♦{♦Botany Cons Mills sec s f 4%al934
1st mortgage
Sale Prices
June 28
2
June
Sale
61%
Bell Telephone
Boston 8c Maine 1st
Sale Prices
Sale
108% June 28
104% 104% June 28
Sale
103% June 29
110
111%
114%
105%
of Pa 1st 5s B
1948
First 8k ref 5s series G ........1960
62,000
Belvldere Del cons gtd g !%•
1943
1951
"9", 066 'Berlin City Electric deb 6 His
♦Deb sinking fund 6Hs
....1959
11,000
♦Debenture 6s
.1955
20,000
Berlin Elac Elev 8k Undgrd Rys—
♦let 6%s
.1956
11,000
1960
343,000 Bethlehem Steel 4%a series D
Cons mtge 3%s series E....... 1966
323,000
1944
1,000 Big Sandy Ry 1st mtge 4s
254,000
113,000
Highest
Sale Prices
June 15
1
108% 106% June
Sale
June
9
109% zl04%June 17
105% 104
June
1
Sale
108% June
1
Sale
108%
105% June 29 105% June 17
105%
110% June
1 111% June 16
Sale" 111%
8
112% June 14 113% June
112% Sale
1,000 Battle Greek 8k Sturglsgu 3s....1989
Beech Greek Exten 1st g 3%a._ .1951
64"66O
110%
103%
104%
107%
107%
Sale
Sale
MN
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask I Bid
Ask
Sale
$
507,000 Atch Top 4k S F gen 1 (f }W8
38.000
Adjustment 4 4s
Jnly I 1945
Stamped 4s..........July I 1995
142,000
3.000
Cony g 4s of 1954
... 1955
19,000
Conv g 4a of 1995.
...—1955
Cony ft 4s of 1919
19,000
1949
Con* deb Bold 4%a
1948
221,000
8.000
Rocky lit dly 1st 4s A
1945
Trans-Cont Short Line 1st 4s gl958
14,000
Gal-Ariz 1st 9t ref 4Hi
A ...1942
24,000
Atl Knox 8t No 1st gSa
......1944
Atl * Char Air Una 1st 4%a A—1444
1st 39-year 5s serB
22,000
.......1944
306,000 Atl Coast L 1st cons 4s
July 1952
General unified 4%« series A.. 1944
227,000
L * N collat gold 4s
Oct.. 1952
141,000
107,000
10-yr coll tr 5s
—May 1 1945
1948
61,000 Atlantic 8k Danville 1st g 4s
Second 4s
1948
34,000
26,000 Atl Gulf 8k WI SS Line coll tr 5s.l959
....1987
10.000 Atlantic ReflnlnO deb 5s
129,000 Auburn Automobile cony deb 4%a '39
13.000 Austin 8k NW 1st g 5s guar......1941
Lowest
Highest
June 30
June 1
1937
EXCHANGE
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JUNE
Price
Sales in
20
Jan. 18
Jan. 19
Jan. 29
Mar. 30
Jan.
July, 1937]
Sales in
N. Y. STOCK
June
BONDS
Value
%
82,000
110,000
57,000
139,000
48,000
47,000
1,000
269,000
150,000
5,000
5,000
400,000
■
I
Price
n. y. stock exchange
,
EXCHANGE—BONDS
PRICES IN JUNE
Bid
Chic 0c Alt RR ref g U
Chic Barl Ac Q 111 DIt
1H«
1949
1949
1977
114
1971
118**
99
105
37 H Sale
34 ** Sale
1983
102 *4
49
38
{♦Chic MU St PA Pac mtgeBs
110H 111*4
62 $* Sale
123,000
177,000
101,000
911,000
A
29** June
25
34
10
30
31
35
20
27
11** Sale
11
17""
18
18
June 26
June 29
11
14
June 25
MN
-
60""
52
Sale
65
28h
9**
36**
Sale
Sale
50
50
60**
59**
22** Sale
7$* Sale
54
30
June
12
June
8
,
21** June 28
6$* June 28
33
42
34
Sale
Sale
34
34
Sale
34
49** Sale
48
50**
51** Sale
30** "45"
MN
48
56** Sale
33
June 30
June 28
June 30
June
8
IBS June
June
1
50
June
18
60
58
June
1
June
8
55**
30
June
June
June
June
June
MN
MN
8
Sale
43
"46"
41
30**
35**
38**
"39$*
21
Sale
20
Sale
22
May 3037 J
D
D
33** Sale
22**
23$*
D
34
25** Sale
..1949 MN
35
Sale
Sale
17** Sale
17
27
27
Sale
19
40
39
13** Sale
43
June
21
6
44$4 Jan.
46**
26**
25 J*
25**
18
June
June
June
June
Jan.
Jan.
June
66
Mar, 10
57*4
69**
69*4
71 **
36$*
12**
49**
52**
52**
54**
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
June
June
Apr.
June
June
33
June
June
34
8
i
June 24
June
18$* June 28
19** June 29
20
June 28
12$* June 29
46*
40
5;
5
5
5
June
June
56
Apr.
52
61
June
18$* June
19*4 June
20
8
Jan.
7
Feb. 23
Feb. 20
Jan.
8
Apr.
Apr.
34
7
40
5
8
43
45*4 Apr.
37 H June 28
18
39*4
26*4
26**
07*4
11**
June
IF
7
1
1
7
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
June
47
50
54
7
9$*
36**
38**
38**
June
Apr. 16
Mar. 8
Mar. 8
June
ife
22
8
Jan.
June
4
June
IV*
39
25
40**
M
June 18
June 22
54** June 28
Sale
49
MN
May 3037 I
May 3037 J
stamped
♦1st A ref 4 94* ser G
♦Cony 494* series A..
51**
54*1
50
60**
Jan. 21 101 $4
30** June 29 46$4
30** June 30 45 $4
9 117
May 20 124
8 100** June
102*4
1
36** June 17 51**
3
June 10
—
58$* Jan.
MayApr.
8
Apr.
Apr. 13
9
Apr.
4
31
IF
Sale Prices
June 25
4
102$* 103** 103
103$* 103
June 26
110**
111**
111** June 22
47
Sale
55** Sale
47
June 29
70
33** Sale
10** Sale
45 J*
46
16
«
June 29 39
June
June 30 37$* June
June
120** June
June
100** June
June 17 43$* June
20
MN
♦Stpd gen 494* non-pay Inc taxl987
♦Gen 0s stpd non pay Inc tax. 1987
♦General 494s stamped........1987
♦♦15-year secured 494s
1934
♦1st A ref g 0s
♦1st A ref 494*
O
30**
30*4
118**
100**
36**
Sale
Sale
69
67
ser A1975
Sale
4
June
4
June 22
June
1
101 ** June 25
.....
Sale
56$*
68
65$*
♦Conv adj 5s
Janl 3900
2,456,000
22,000 {♦Chic A No West gen »h>
1**7
♦General 4s
1987
48,000
♦Stpd non payt Fed Inc taa.1987
60,000
76~66O
23**
66
June 29
116
Highest
Sale Prices
June 12
June 15
June 25
June 11
109** June 29
'30""
106
55$*
111
Lowest
55$* June
110$* June
38
42**
22j|
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
2,000 ChlcLS A East 1st 4 Hs
1949
50,000 ♦Chic MU A St P gen g 4s ser A..1989
♦Gen g 3**x series B....May 11989
1,000
♦Gen 4**a series C
87,000
May 11989
♦Gen g 4^s series B
14,000
May 11989
♦Gen 494* series F
May 11989
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale Prices
51
June 12
107
June
30
Sale
22 **
50
Hiohest
43$*
44
J
♦1st A general 0s series A.. ....1944 MN
♦1st A gen 4s series B
15,000
J
May 1944 J
22,000 Chic Indiana A Sou 59-yr 4s ...1904
Ask
Sale
112
ill
Sale 111
112** 110
Sale
lOO1'^----
Sale
34,000
|
Lowest
53
Sale
Sale
36** Sale
117** 120**
122**
1937
4s...1909
Sale
107**
110**
111**
110$*
116**
101**
37**
112$4 Sale
115}| Sale
June 30
|
Ask Bid
Bid
55
Sale
109 **
♦{♦Chic Ac B 111 1st cons g 4s
1934
{♦Chic Ac K 111 Ry (new co) g 0s ..1901
♦Certlf cstes of deposit.......
Chic A Brie 1st gold 0s
Chic Gas 1 A G 1st gu g 0S
!«Chlc Gt Western 1st 59-yr
Ask
'
57
Illinois Division 4s
1949
Gonsrnl 4s
.............1908
1st Ac ref 4Ms sorlos B
1st Ac ref 5s series A......
June 1
1037
41
55~000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Jan. 2
19,000 $*Chic Indlanap A Louixv rf g 4s 1947
♦Refunding gold 5s ser B
..1947
"4",5O6
♦Refunding 4s series G. .......1947 J
i,92i"666
23
22
25
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
23
8
8
11
11
15
11
11
18
11
18
Jan.
Feb.
38
26
28
22
36** Feb. 19
36** Feb. 19
24** Mar. 3
June
12$* June
♦{♦Chicago Rys 1st 0s stamped
Aug 1 1933 25% part paid
5,000
257,000 {♦Chic R I A Pacific gen g 4s
1937 F
A
1988 J
J
♦Certificates of deposit......
197",000
♦♦Refunding gold 4s
82
811
413
Sale
38
.....1934 AO
♦Certificates of deposit...
74,000
♦♦Sec. gold 494s series A......1903
163,000
♦Certificates of deposit......
67,000
♦Convertible gold 494S........1940
545,000
1951
23,000 Chic S L A N O gold 5s
Gold 394s
June 101901
Memphis DIv 1st 4s
...1901
76,000 Chic T H A S'east lot A ref 5s
194f
Income guar 5s
Dec 1 194G
47,000
MS
MN
J
D
20$* Sale
18$* Sale
Sale
20.
Sale
18*
Sale
10$
113**
94$*
J
D
J
D
J
D
98$* Sale
II
0
87
97
98
Sale
67**
76
34
Sale
33**
20**
47
Sale
17
Sale
19** Sale
17
18
63**
32
76
Sale
64
June 26
66
June
15
June
31** June 29
36
June
9
June
16$* Sale
17
14**
17$* June
June
20
18
June
June
June
June
June
5
Feb.
18
Mar.
3** Jan.
8
May
Sale
15
16** June~29
14** June 28
15** June 29
Sale
17
15
Sale
9$*
11** Sale
9**
109** 109
109** 109
86**
86**
94$*
91**
94** 91**
88
Sale
88
91** Sale
77
Sale
78
Sale
75**
June 29
21
June
June
12
June
June 26
June 10 109** June 10
91
June 30
June 29
Jan, 26
Jan. 16
Jan. 16
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
Mar. 6
3**
3**
2**
5*4
2**
5**
2**
47
88
91$* June
78** June
Mar .23
June 30
75** June 29
98H JanT"iI
99$* Feb. 16
91
Feb. 16
Chicago Union Station-
25,000
42,000
189,000
158,000
218,000
231,000
30,000
3,000
123,000
Guaranteed
4s
........
.1944 J
1st mtge 4s series D.........
105$*
112** 113
110** Sale
...
.1963 J
1st mtge
.1963 J
394s series B.......
3^8 guaranteed
.........
.1951 M
109
Chic A West Ind Consot 54-yr 4
1st & ref mtge 494 s ser D
.1953 J
Sale
.1962 M
Sale
Childs Co deb 5s
.1943 A
{♦Choc Okl A Gulf consol 8s..
Cine Gas A Elec 1st mtge 394*-
.1952 M N
Cln Leb A N 1st
Sale
.1966 F
A
gu g 4s.... .1943 MN
Cincinnati Union Terminal—
32,000
99,000
con
1st mtge g 5s series G guar... .1957 M N
1st mtge guar 394s series D... .1971 M N
Clearfield A Mahon 1st gtd g 0s. .1943
J
J
38
104$* 104**
Sale
106
106$*
108$* 112$* 109**
106** 107** 107**
103$* 104** 105**
104
103 ** Sale
102** Sale
101**
83
.....
106
Sale
Sale
Sale
107
June
104
June
Sale
103** June
106 $4 June 15 104
Apr.
June
110
8 104** Apr.
9 103
Mar.
108** June
105** June 11 101** Apr.
104$* June 25 100$* Apr.
Sale
101
103
87**
Sale
Sale
35
Sale
130
35
99** Sale
100
Sale
104
June
June
9
June
1
108
108**
104
108
108** 108**
107;
104!
104)
100)
Sale
108** 107
Sale
105$* Sale
104**
Sale
100** Sale
110
June
108$* June
60,000 C G G A St L gen g 4s
.1993
1
D
General 0s series B
105**
104$*
.1993
I
D
119
118
105**
103$* Sale
97** Sale
105** 106$*
IF
June
IP
June
June
1
100 n June
99** June
7
2,000
16,000
6,000
f Ref A imp 4s series G
If Ref A Imp 0s series D..._
RefAlmpt 494s series B
.1943 J
J
.1977 J
J
Cairo Div 1st gold 4s
.1939 J
J
.1941
I
J
1991 J
J
Gin W A M DIv 1st g 4s
St Louis Dlv 1st coll trust g 4s 1999 MN
1949 M 8
Spring A Col Dlv 1st g 4s
102
103
1949 J
24,000
W W Vel Dlv 1st g 4s
J
1950 M N
5,000 Cleve-Cltffs Iron 1st mtge 494*
.1965 J
80,000 Cleve Elec Ilium 1st M 394s
J
2,000 Clev A Pitts gen gu 494s ser B. .1942 A O
103
Series B gu 394s
17,000
3,000
14,000
63,000
283,000
464,000
1,000
175,000
230,000
126,000
"i~66o
34,000
61,000
228,000
319,000
98**
111** Sale
113
.1948 MN
Series G gu 394s..
Series D gu 394s............
.1950 F A
General 494* series A......... .1977
Gen A ref. mt0e494s series B_ .1981
Clev Short Line 1st gu 494*-..- .1941
Clev Union Term 1st gu 594s A. .1972
1973
1st s f g 0s series B guar...
.1977
1st * f 494s series G
HO**
...
...
113
June 22 108
June
2
June
15
June
1 106
110
....
110
105
112
106
90
Debenture 5s_......... Jan 10 1941
Col A Hock Valley 1st ext g 4s...
1948 A O
Col A Tol 1st ext 4s
Ws F
106 J*
Sale
1951 J
.....N51 I
3$4« A.....1961 F
Consol Edison (N Y) deb 3M*-..1946 A
3**s debentures.....
1956 A
112
8
106
June 30 106
June 30
111**
108**
105*4
100**
June
3 112
June 30 112$4
June 29 107 $4
June 29 102 $4
June
Sale
101
97** Sale
111
104$* June
76** June
56** June
June
98
June
96** June
111*4 June
Sale
112**
-----
112
June
104 $4 June
105** Sale
96
June
97
Sale
101** 102** 100** 101*4 100** June
104
103$*
105
106$* 108
al06$4 June 7
106
June 25
106
106**
101 ** June 29
104** 105
102** Sale
104 J* Sale
104$* Sale
103** June 23
103** Sale 103** Sale
102** June 29
99
Sale
Sale
Sale
36
:::::
65**
109
107$*
108**
66
-
Sale
Sale
104**
Sale"
D
102
102$*
A
100
102
102**
Sale
106**
106
Sale
,
107
106
5 113
Jan. 27
2 109
June
8
May 11 111** Jan. 13
June 30 106** May
3
June
10
Mar.
Jan.
18
June 11
June 21
June 11
June
Jan.
Jan.
13
4
r2
Mar.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
May
Mar.
June
June
Feb.
62** June
101** June
101
Jupe
99 $4 Jttne
111*4 June
June
Jan.
11
June
Jan.
June
Feb.
30
1
June
Jan.
25
Mar.
Jan.
28
Jan.
115
108 $4 Jan.
13
105** Jutae
80
105** 106
112
June
1
Ill** Feb.
106** June
1
102
99
June
1
94
103
June
7
09*4 Mar.
June
5
105** June
9
104**
105**
104$4
100**
102*4
104*4 June
5
101
...—
al06$4 June 7
107*4 June 15
105
25
20**
31
106 $4 June 29 108** June
105$* 110
106$* Sale
Sale
100** Sale 101
100** June 15 101** June
36
34 ** June
32
40
June
34** Sale
1
31
37
35
June 22
40
31
40
June
31
u.L..
31
June 24
31
"38k" 35
32** 36
40
June
Sale
65
June
68** Sale
63** June 11
69
21
34**
s f deb 3**«
.......1951 F A
s f 4s
...1950 MN
Crown Willamette Pap 1st ■ f g 4s 1951 I
J
June
105
105$* Sale
34*1
3** 8
197C MN
1st mtge 3*4»
-.1966 MN
Container Corp of Am 1st sf g 4s. 1946 J D
For footnotes, see page 30.
Sale
99$*
110**
36
1st mtge
Crane Co
2 109
Mar.
105
Sale
106** Sale
F
Feb
1
Feb. 25
111** Jan.
2
110*4 June 23
110** Feb.
June
108
Sale
112
May 10
Apr.
2
105$4 Mar. 22
110*4 June 23
109
97
106** Sale
1st lien A unif mtge 3J4«———1965 M N
1st lien A unlf mtge 3H*
...1965 MN
Crown Cork A Seal
Sale
106
107** 109
104** 105
78
62
June 23 103
104
Sale
19$*
...1943 J
Jan.
108
102$*
Consumers Power Co—
f g 5s.. 1954
Jan.
103
9
16
15
8
15
18
103
100
AAO 1955
s
106$
13
104 $4 Jan.
107
101
75**
106$
...........1956
s f 5s.......1960
Deb gold 5s with warr
June
Apr.
Apr.
June 25
99*4 June 12
101
Sale
107
68,000 {♦Consolidated Ry deb 4s...
1954
♦Debenture 4s
JAJ 1955
6,000
Copenhagen Telep extl
105 $4 Apr.
98$ Jan.
June 23
104**
104** Sale
104$*
109$*
107$* 108**
Consol Hydro-Elec Works of Upper
♦Wuerttemberg 1st 7s...
1956
143,000 Consol Gas Co deb 4J*»
1951
974,000 Consolidated Oil conv deb 3 Ha. .1951
113,000
52,000
262,000
43,000
56,000
106,000
13,000
98,000
18,000
53,000
Feb.
June
107** June 17 107** June 17
107** June
2 108** June 23
110*4 June 23 110*4 June 23
104
1951 A O
♦Debenture 4s..
105$* Jan.
103
108** Sale
109$*
103**
74.
104$
i965 MN
Commercial Credit deb 334*
♦Debenture 4a_.
8M00
41,000 ♦Consolidation Coal
95
Apr. 20
June
11
4
16
r
Commercial Invest Tr deb 3***—1951 J
Conn A Passum Rivs 1st g 4s
1943 A
Conn Ry A Lt 1st g 4H*
3
Jan.
118
103
76** Sale
56$* Sale
97 $* Sale
A
Columbus Ry Pow A Lt 4«
Stamped guar 4Vfs
Conn River Power s f
June
98** June 14
Mar. 19
107$|
107**
108** Sale
109**
104$
1980 M N
1952 MN
1952 A O
93
104**
Apr.
Apr.
103
Sale
110** 112** 111
111$* Sale 108$* Sale
Sale
106
105*4 Sale
101** Sale
100** Sale
112
.1943
98**
109** Apr. 28
7
110** Jan.
101 $*
107
101
101
115**
.1970
Sale
....
0
Mar.
4 101** June 28
June
118
95
40
104
11
Mar.
4
Jan.
5
Mar.
104** June
100
109**
109*1
104** 110$* 107
109** 107
104
108$*
104**
109$*
105**
.1945
Colo Fuel A Iron Go gen s f 5s.
♦Ss Income mtge
Colorado A Southern 494s ser A.
Columbia Gas A Elec deb 5s..
Debenture 0s
Apr 10
99**
9
11
104** Apr. 30 108** Feb.
107
102** 103$* 103 % June
8 153% June""I
Sale
June 21 105'»32June
104**105"32 105
2
Sale
91
Sale
90** June 29 94$4 June
1|
104$* 103** 104$* 103** June 29 103** June 29,
Sale
108** Jan.
108*4 Jan.
103
105**
107$*
104$*
Coal Rlv Ry 1st gu 4s
23,000
33,000
62,000
283,000
25,000
305,000
1,000
94
105$*
.1942 A O
......
Series A gu 494s............. .1942 J
J
103
102
103
8
7
13
5
105 $4 Jan.
Jan.
94
99** Mar.
80** June
35
May
97** Apr.
Sale
13,000
76,000
388,000
107"
106 $4 May
Jan.
113
111$4 Jan.
105$* Sale
104** 106$* 104** June
103
Sale
100*4 June
101** Sale
100
June
102** Sale 101** Sale
100
Sale
99
100**
99$* June
103 $4 June
104** Sa'g
103$* Sale
101
101
June
101** 101** Sale
100
102
102
101
100** June
99** Sale
98** June
100** Sale
105** 106
106** 106** 105 $4 June
Sale
June 14
104
104** Sale 105
5
7
2
2
2
3
106
June
8
104
June
4
103*4
100**
104 $4
101$4
June
7
3
102
101
June
106
Mar.
2
100** Jan. 18
105** Jan. ►NT
Jan. 3<
106
112** Feb
107 $4 Jan. 11
108** Jan. 11
106 $4 Jan. h 2
5
107$* Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
.
18$4 Mar. 17
105$* Apr.
2
M^y 22
100*1
15
Jan.
2
34*4 May
8
34
May
6
5
35** J an.
34
May 26
63** Jan. 26
Feb.
24
June
June
Mar.
Feb.
5
8
17
Mar. 15
Mar. 20
103** Apr.
09** Mar.
98** Apr.
96 $4 Apr.
110**
107**
108*4
103$*
June 24
102
June
101
Jan.
0
7
103*4 Jan.
102
Mar.. 9
June
9
June 22
9
June 29
105** June
3
Mar.
Apr.
99$4 Feb.
97
Apr.
104
Apr.
103** Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18
4
r2
29
105
103
Jan.
r9
107
106
Jan.
Jan.
21
5
June
STOCK
Value
Jan. 2
1937
EXCHANGE
lid
extended
Detroit Edlaon—
Gen Ac ref 4%e aerlea D
1961
R—........ 1952
Gen Ac ref mtfte 4a aerlea F
1965
Gen Ac ref mtfte 32*8 series G..1966
♦Detroit Ac Mack 1st lien ft 4a....1995
Gen Ac ref 5a aerlea
Sale
Sale
♦Second ftold
4a..............1995
♦2nd 4s assented...........
1995
102
157%
1937
5s. 1937
Light 1st M 32*8—1965
243,000 Duquesne
18%
A
31??
O
62*
M
F
A
116% 117
109 2*
A O
110% 1112*
108% Sale
O
A
M S
D
60
JD
35
J
230",000
con
J
105
1062*
J
1st consol ften
152,000
12,000
25,000
107
138
114
104
1042*
155
106% Sale
...1996
.............1953
o
91
4s Series D
conv
Genesee Rlv RR 1st a f 6a.
J
1957 J
MN
5s International series
..1942 M
103
62 H
162"
1021
a
4,000
J
J
5,000
A
J
P
General Cable lat 8 f ft 5 %■ A
1947 J
♦General Elec (Germany) 7o
1945 J
♦Debenture 6H«—1940 J
Ac Hend 5Ha
A.......1938
Gaa At Elec (Berften Co) 5a......1949
Gen Amer Investors deb 5a aer A.1952
51,000
6,000
10,000
12,000
♦S f deb ft 6s
1948
96,000
143,000
25,000
143,000
173,000
2.023,000
773,000
486,000
65.066
Gouv 8c Osweftatchle 1st 6s
Gr R At I ex lat ftu ft 4 Ha
1942 J
f
1941
Grays Point Teem lat ftu ft 5a ...1947 J
Gt Cons El Pow (Japan) 7s......1944 F
J
lat Ac ften a f ft 6 H>
Great Northern Ry—
1950
A
A
J
J
42*
4>*
103
Sale
Sale
Sale
1042* 105
1052* Sale
1022*
962* Sale
45
D
J
D
ir»
522*
312*
1052* Sale
1012* Sale
1042* Sale
1032* Sale
1032*
111
99
4
161%
42*
5
32*
117
J
"94"
29
Val lat con ft 4Ha........1999 J
J
124
1944 A O
84
58,000 ♦Hoe (R) At Co lat mtfte
{♦Housatonlc RR
con
ft 5a......1937 MN
tiouat Ac Tex C lat ft 5a lnt ftu
1937 J
Houa Belt At Ter lat 5a.........1937 J
J
J
772*
1022*
1012*
1252*
Sale
80
106 % Jan.
92% Jan.
76
I662*
June 29
82 2* June
82
June
8
4
June
832* June
832* June
832* June
111
105
June 29
68
June 29
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
Mar.
70
June
1022* June
1032* June
982* June
1012* June
June
1032* 101
962* June
962*
72*
89
2
June
4
June
3
May
105
15
June
June 22
June
87
Jan.
1
June
4
W*
20
Mar.
June
12% June
12% June
2
4
June
2
June 14
June
252*
37
302* June 28
30
26
30
25
Sale
Sale
94
Sale
1322*
Sale
110
Sale
Sale
72
Sale
-----
1002* Sale
99
912*
912*
94
Sale
-----
Sale
1012* Sale
Sale
39
June 14
282* June 23
Sale
104
Sale
103
97
Sale
1032*
94
892*
~97%
94
1132* Sale
1172* Sale
110
1112*
1042* Sale
103
Sale
96
June
98
June
8
1
109
June
17
"June"l5
June
5
872* June 10
90
1122*
1172*
1132*
June
109
June
1182*
1122*
106%
105%
1362*
111%
952*
1042* June
103
June
June 29
June 17
Jan.
20
108% Jan. 25
Jan.
12
Jan.
1212* Jan. 29
1002* Apr. 28
103% Apr. 16
30
Apr. 24
122
102
106
Jan.
40
40
40
Jan.
Jan.
12
27
11
7
2
2
2
Jan.
8
Jan.
2
30
Apr. 23
292* Mar. 16
30% June 28
Apr. 17
23
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
52
Jan.
8
Jan.
Jan.
7
20
Jan.
11
302* Mar.
103
June 28 106
842* Feb. 13
110
2
114% Mar.
1
108
June
15
June
7
June
8
11
1
1002
1002
117
106
922* Apr.
10
106
28
9
7
11
1
Apr. 28
Mar.
8
15
13v
27
98 2* "Apr"." "5
952* May 14
1162* Jan.
1192* Feb.
115% Jan.
109% Jan.
108% Jan.
141 % May
1112* Feb.
952* June
Apr.
9
11
June
952* June 16 1072* Jan.
1032* Jan. 13 1032* Jan.
Jan.
108% May 20 111
15
Jan.
4 1062* Mar.
1 1062* Jan.
952* June 30 103% Feb.
100% June
8
11
18
8
4
20
4
11
28
1
18
9
922* May 28
90
Jan. 13
99% Jan. 12
932* June
2
992* Apr.
3 1052* Jan. 15
4
102% Apr. 30 105% Apr.
105% Apr. 10 108
25
May 14 272*
1142* Mar. 23 1262*
972*
84
Jan.
2
792* Apr. 26 86%
102%
99% June 23
100
June 16 101%
Feb.
9
May
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
24
8
15
27
11
4
For footnote* aee page 30.
2
Mar.
100
June
1062* 1062* June 25 106% June 25
1062* 106
24
232*
June
9
1182* June 22 120
1162* 119
1182* Sale
7
892*
882* 892* 882* June 26 90% June
702*
81
732*
7
1002*
99%.__,_ 99% June 23 100%. June
9
June 16 1002* June
1002* 1002* 99%.... 100
-----
5
June 14
92
June
1172* June
1222* Sale
June
1072* June
1082* Sale
June
June
93
942* Sale
60
682*
12
June
102*
112* 102* June 29
1052*
1 103% June
1022* 1032* 1002* June
June
952* June 30 100
952* Sale
912*
912*
96% June
93 2* June
Sale
2
100
1 1022* June
1012* 1012* June
1022* 103% 1032* June 25 104% June
6% Mar. 17
June 19
"98"" June"! ~90"~ JanT~27
June
13
9% Jan.
Mar. 30
1032* June 30 107
4
97% Apr.
2 101% Jan.
June 28 106
952* June 16
92
h
60
12
2
2
June
2
May 24
Jan. 20
Mar. 16
98% Apr.
2
9
982* Apr.
9 1053
9
1033
11 1012* Mar. 29
973
81 % May 25
22
32% June 15 44J
4
1032* June 30 1052* June
June
992* June 28 101
1022* 1042* 1022* 1042*
1082* 1092* 1082* 1092* 1082*
1042*
June
Apr.
7
5
5
Mar.
105
June
June
June 22
June
3
June 30
June 29 102% June
32*
3%
107%
1072*
9
922* June 17
1012*
1052*
322*
322*
32%
June
1042* June
45
97
7
117
101
13
23
Feb. 23
Feb. 27
Feb.
June
9
92
11
Feb.
Mar. 30
962* Mar. 27
8
812* Apr.
Jan.
June 15
2
Jan.
64
232*
1052*
1002* Sale
1042* Sale
105
1032*
1022*
1032*
1042*
42*
Sale
9
'802* "Mar .""2
Apr.
Apr.
172*
922* Sale
Jan.
782*
782*
602* June
92* June
92* June
32* June
32*
1
16
Jan.
90
June
June
;
14
5
18
1182* June
114% Jan.
Feb.
1
1662*
r 70
102* Sale
92* 1 102*
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
90
Mar. 29
14
5
16
94% Jan. 22
942* Jan. 22
932* Jan. 15
Jan. 16
89
Jan. 16
89
Jan.
8
119
Jan.
792*
782*
1172* June
2 1182*
1172* June 29 1182*
68
20
19
5
28
1132* Jan.
May
May
712* June 21
Sale
1012* June 29 102
June
1
June 25 1022* June 10
1022* 102
106
1072* 110
J
107
Apr.
982* June 30
35
1032*
J
4a
Feb.
1012* Sale
Sale
3 1012* June
1012* Sale 1002* June
1002* Sale
June 17 102% June
1022* 102
101
1022* 101
82
June
2
852* June
842* Sale
822* Sale
322* June 15 332* June
37
33
432* 252*
Sale
105
1052*
1042* Sale
1952 J
♦Harpen Mining 6a
Hock
1042* Sale
992* 1002*
——....1949 J
5,000 Hackensack Water lat
Apr. 13
106
June
1052* June 30 1052* June
102 2*
932*
882*
992*
106
Mar.
101
1192* Sale
1082* Sale
O
Feb.
June
322* Sale
Gen mtfte 4s series G_—.......1946 J
Gen mtfte 4s aeries H
......1946 J
J
Gen mtfte 3%s series I..
1967
A
1950
1952 J
112
June
332*
104
O
June
June 22 105
32
Sale
1950
1722* Jan.
7 109
May
May
322* June
322* June
1092*
A
3 1032* June
39
Sale
5
2
722* Jan.
Jan.
31
108
1940
Apr.
1162* Jan.
1072* Jan.
1392* Jan.
33
1122* 113
1172* Sale
1122* Sale
1042* Sale
Sale
101
111
30
Sale
Sale
115
—
118% Jan.
June
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
32
91
"622* "75"
May 21
18
June 26
102% Jan. 21
55
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
June 14 110
105
65
,
May 21
May 25
Feb.
4
110
37
95
65
45
Mar.
31
93
60
June
37
812*
12
1092* Jan.
1
June
June 29 1052* June-
29
87
1082*
Mar.
Jan.
7
54
June 26
1082* June
Sale
1002* 1012* 101
1042* 105
1052* Sale
J
Feb
111
4
8
7
5
1162* Jan.
110% Jan.
Apr.
-----
95
A
Feb
June
Apr.
June 26 101
1042*
7 1082* June
1102* 1082* 1102* 1082* June
70
June
67
June 19
652*
71
732*
92
95
Mar. 1
572* Apr. 20
12
52* June 28
502* June
3
June 11
June
1 115
June 24 1072* June
1
June 25 1092* June
4
June
8
June 19 104
1022* June
70
102*
98
MN
108
81
Sale
72*
1162*
1162*
1142*
1092*
♦Green Bay & Weat deb ctfa A..,
♦Income debenture ctfa B—.,
3
Apr.
982* Sale
762* Sale
802*
Sale
116
98
O
4
104
"722*
108
J
J
A O
52,000 Gulf States St'l 1st mtfte 4Hi——1961
A O
86,000 Gulf States Utilities 4s series C..1966
10-year debenture 42*s_—1946 A O
63,000
5,000
92*
40
Stamped
10",000
Sale
40
June
Mar.
78""
602*
Sale
40
7
502* June
5
16
9
25
5
3
18
16
8
18
19
18
Mar.
110
1052* Sale
"782*
lat At refund 4 Ha Ser A ......1961 J
J
Gen mtfte 5Ha Ser B__
.....1952
Gen mtfte 5s Ser C...........1973 J
Gen 4Hs Series D
1974 J
Gen 4Ha aeries E
.........1977 J
Greenbrier Ry lat ftu ft 4s
54,666 Gulf Mob At Nor 1st 5%a tea B
1st mtfte ftold 5s series C
108,000
Gulf Ac Ship Island ref 5a...Feb
18",000
Sale
1052* Sale
J
D
105
1022* Sale 102
1012*
1012* 103~~
1032* 1042* 103
57
99
962*
912*
1042*
102
A
J
J D
179,000 Goodrich (B F) Co conv deb 6s..1945
J D
1st mtfte 42*8
1956
347,000
M N
363,000 Goodyear Tire A Rubber 1st 5a..1957
Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 5s w w.1946 M 8
34,000
21,000
82
102
1
Jan.
Sale
1072* 1102*
83 2* Sale
M N
10-year debenture 3s..........1946 F
291,000
15-year debenture 32*8——1951 ~
256,000
7,000 General Public Service deb 5Ha.l939
47,000 Gen Steel Castings 1st 5Hs w w..1949
5,000 t*Gs Ac Ala lat cons 5s....Oct. 1945
♦{♦Georgia Carolina At Northern—
Extended at 6% to July II1934
11,000
10,000 ♦Good Hope Steel At Iron see 7a. 1945
ie'.ooo
1022*
103 2*
O
D 1222*
32% Jan.
102
70
107
General Motors Acceptance Corp—
14,666
"642*
97
1132*
1062*
1082*
1022*
882*
Sale
71
792* Sale
702* Sale
782* Sale
118
1172*
1172* Ii9"
1172*
1082*
1082*
101
32*
32*
♦Certificates of deposit
94i66o
Sale
cons
Fort St U D Co 1st ft 4Ha.
1941 /~~j
J
J
7,000 Framerlc Ind Ac Dev 20-vr 7He._1942
1956 MN
19,000 Francisco Sugar coll trust 6s
5,000 Galv Hous
Sale"
7%
MN
2-4s
1982
MN
Proof of claim filed by owner..
♦♦(Amended) 1st
85%
82%
182*
18 %
June
1 1142* June 23
June 26
1012* June 24 1012* June
8
82
1012* 102 %
1943
1.000 JaFIa Cent Ac Peninsular 5s
195? I D
8,000 {♦Fia East Coast lat 4%s
♦lat Ac ref 5s ser A
197P M S
583,000
♦Certificates of deposit........
83,000
♦{♦Fonda Johns At Glov ref 4%s_1952
Proof of claim filed by owner..
912*
76
76 2*
June
52* June 28
502* June
3
101
1092* Sale
1102* 112
1032*
84
S
First lien
lat lien
1052* Sale
1052*
992* Sale
822* Sale
1042* 104%
102 %
8
a f 5s stamped...... 1942 M
f 6s stamped........1942 M 8
J D
30-year deb 6s series B
1954
6,000
J
Flat deb a f 7a
......1946 J
l"0",066
64,000
26
148""
Sale
SIS
1947
3d mtfte 4%a
.....1938 M 8
F A
17,000 ftrnesto Breda Co lat mtfte 7a....1954
1956 J D
115,000 Fairbanks Morse deb 4s
1942 M 6
13,000 Federal Lt Ac Tr lat a f 5a
N Y Ac Erie RR ext 1st 4a
June
June
36
462* 45
1042* Sale 104
110
95
n*
Ref Ac lmpt ftold 5a aer
383,000
22,000
9,000
Sale
SI4
1953
o
1953
1927 ...1967 M N
Ref Ac Imp 5s ser 1930
.1975 A O
J
Erie 8c Jersey 1st a f 6s.......1955 J
Gen
Feb.
June
22% Feb.
105
912* Sale
o
23
"59"
1072* 1082* 1072* 109
101
107
J
Sale
1092* Sale
1102* 112
1022*
105
J
lien 4a
Sale
170
110%
108 Hi
J
June
113
June 26 1132* June
1132* 114
1122* 114
1042* 1062* 1042* 1062* 1042* June 16 1042* June
131
133
1312* 135
115
J
Conv ft 4s Ser A
Series B
383",600
2£ 107%
Mar.
June
1132* 1112* June
105
1162* Sale
38
1621
1621
Feb.
61
48
532*
May
May
48
60
1012*
1012*
1032*
672*
75
110
Sale
Feb.
5
85
70
58
—
I6§""
J
B.1940,J
Sale
1082*
1032* Sale
D
J
1940
3%e set
Series C 3 Ha
Sale
Sale
i.Ul>4
A O
3
June
72*
562*
115
107
1082* June
1082* June
36% Jan.
June
June
312*
52*
Mar.
106% Feb.
June 18
June
Sale
85
50
June 16
32
Sale
46
104
Mar.
Apr.
June
10521
10821
10821
June
Feb.
Jan.
7
102 h
June
June
952* Jan.
106
Mar.
June
June
1112* Sale
Ac prior Hen 4s_.1996
Erie Ac Plttsb ften ftu ft
Erie RR 1st
59
i8?H
Jan.
108
Apr.
June
50
1162*
1965
5s stamped
58
35
N
—
M N
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1032*
105^
142* Sale
192* Sale
7
57
1132*
1072*
1082*
1032*
12
23
June
60
Mar.
June 23 1042* June
882* June 29 912* June
32
s*
Sale
52*
502*
1
Jan.
642* Jan.
65
June 26
462* June 29
56
June 26
45
1
7
June
60
262* June
27
Sale
2ll
70
65
45
50
...1965 A O
El Paso Ac S W lat Ac ref 5s
18SS
18?*
272* Sale
16
152*
62*
662*
46
S
4%s————1946 J D
Conv deb
1,000
5,000
1052* 107
1052* 107
104
102
1022*
1042*
1072*
Sale
Sale
Sale
June 26
103
Sale
36%
18 H
Eastern Ry M No Dlv 1st ft 4a
1948 A O
16,000 Eastern Tenn Va Ac Ga 1st ft 5s ..1956 MN
1939 J J
9,000 Ed El 111 Bkn 1st con ft 4a
Ed El 111 N Y lat cona ft 5s
1995 J J
348"; 000 Electric Auto Lite conv deb 4s...1952 F A
Efftin Jol Ac East 1st ft 5s
1941 M N
24"666 El Paso Nat Gas 42*8 series A....1951 J D
~3",666
Sale
89
28
Highest
Sale Prices
54
104
108
492* June
50 2* June
462* June 29
56
June 26
Sale
Sale"
18,000 Detroit Term Ac Tunnel 1st ftu 42*e '61
J
8,000 Dow Chemical deb 3s—........1951
3,000 Dul Ac Iron Ranfte 1st 5a
13,000 {♦♦Dul So Shore Ac Atlantic ft
'45
1032* Sale
91
Sale Prices
48
Sale
562*
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
(
Sale Prices
.
Sale
662*
assented............1995
♦1st 4s
n*
Sale
to----.--------—-1946
88,000 Dayton Pr 8c Lt lat Ac ref 32<«—1960
1943
572,000 Del Ac Hud lat Ac ref 4a—.
Delaware Pr Ac Lt lat M 4%*—....1971
lat Ac ref 42**—1909
"4", 606
lat mtfte ftold 4%*——-1969
2,000
: 13,000 Denver Gaa Ac El lat Ac ref 5a—..1951
Stamped aa to Pa tax
11,000
504,000 ♦♦Den Ac Rio Gr lat cona ft 4a. ....1934
♦♦Conaol ftold 4 %a
1934
97,000
95,000 {♦Denv Ac R Gr Weat ften 5a Auftl955
♦Aaaented (aubject to plan).—
198,000
♦Ref Ac Imp mtfte 5a aer B
..1978
223,000
{♦Dee Molnea Ac Ft D lat ftu ft 4a..1935
Certificetea of depoalt.
10,000
3,000 {♦Dee Plainer Val lat ftuar 4fee ..1947
82,000
37,000
76,000
43,000
Sale
50
60
612* Sale
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
June 30
June 1
Ask
Sale
62
79,000 Cuba Northern Rys lat S%«
1952
43,000 ♦Cuba RR lat M-yr ft 5a
7%s extended to....-———-1946
35,000
6s
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JUNE
Price
BONDS
Sales in
|
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
24
/ '
JULY, 1937]
Sales in
$
68,000
292.000
17,000
145,000
380,000
149,000
5,000
61,000
80,000
7,000
132,000
73.000
260,000
"~4~, 000
16,000
~i~666
7,000
Hudson & Manbat 1st Ac ref Ss A.19S7 F
♦
4dft»ar in coma Ss
Feb W' A
194«
.1951
1951
B53
Omaha Dh 1st a 3s
......1951
St Lou Dlv Ac Term a 3s
1951
Gold 3%a
1951
Sprinaf Dlv 1st a *%•
...1951
Western Lines 1st tf 4s........1951
F
Sale
Sale
68
Sale
26% Sale
105% Sale
110% 112
120%
63%
21%
105%
110%
107%
"93"
Sale
Sale
Sale
104 %
Sale
A
Joint 1st 5c ref 5s
101
Sale
40
93
r
85%
81%
80%
98%
73%
103%
91%
Sale
Sale
101 % June 23 102% June
40
June 30
48
June
120
June
1 120% June 30
63% June 29 69% June 11
21% June 30
26% June
Sale
83
Sale
Sale
104% June 28 106% June
111
111
93
85
81%
82% Sale
82%
"74%
Sale
99
96%
Sale
94%
Sale Prices
103% Jan.
7
57% Jan.
11
June 18 111
8
June 18
116%
63%
21%
101%
Mar. 30 124
June 29 85%
June 30 36%
Mar. 23 110
110
Feb.
24 111
May
Apr.
Mar.
June
June
May
June
Apr.
June
3 107% Jan.
27 .107% Jan.
Mar.
12 93
Jan.
29 95
Jan.
30 96
28 90% Jan.
Jan.
29 90
2 104% Jan.
Jan.
28 80
102
89
•85%
H ighest
Sale Prices
101
Apr.
1
40
June 30
102
Sale
68
Sale
97
Sale
106% 105
106%
93%
93% 94
99%
96%
96%
83%
83%
91%
91%
96% 95% 96%
83% June 29
81% June 30
87
87
82
82% June 15
June 11
June
8
June 15
74% June 29
81
96% June 28
66% June 28
99% June 15
73% June
2
June 10
"98%
92%
83%
81%
81%
74%
96%
66%
107
93% June
7
96% June 28
88
June
16
95% June 22
98%
21
6
4
10
15
13
21
13
8
2
June 16
92% Jan.
94% Apr. 13 98% Jan.
100% Mar. 10 100% Feb.
94 .
Apr. 23 101% Jan.
25
20
25
20
27 109
May 25 98
95
June 16
Jan.
85
88
3
Jan.
28
June 22
95% June
Jan. 23
Jan.
4
June 18
May 17 102% Jan.
Mar. 18
89% Jan.
June"
88
13
12
97
7
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
93%
97
82% Sale
89 % Sale
84% Sale
107% 108
106%
107"" Sale"
1940
103
41
106
105
108
95
93 %
A
O
M~S
49
44%
94%
89%
105%
Sale
Sale
95
Sale
46%
96%
92
deb 4s—...1947 AO
74% Sale
69% Sale
106% 107
Sale
78
Sale
101
.1940
1950
t+Indianapo! Sc Loulsv 1st 4u 4sl95fc
Indianapolis Union Ry—
5,000
fGen & ref guar 0a ser B. ....I960
Ref & Impt mtge 3%« ser B....1986
11,000
167,000 Inland Steel 3%a series D.......1961
876,000 tlnterboro R T 1st 5k ref 5s
1966
93,000
♦Certificates of deposit.........
176,000
♦♦10-year 6% notes
.1932
43,000
♦Certificates of deposit........
360,000
•♦10-year 7% notes
L.—...1932
111,000
♦Certificates of deposit
cony
Sale Prices
93
9
19
.-•>?
Ind 111 ft la 1st gold 4s.....
Interlake Iron
102
97
1963
Ind Bloomlngton ft W 1st 4s
Sale Prices
101
101
89
85
95
1963
ser
Lowest
Highest
101
110
-
A.
344,000
48
120
Cairo Bridge aold 4s.....
Litchfield Dlv 1st a 3s..
Loulav DIt ft Tor a 3Hi
<
♦4H« series C
54,000 Illinois Steel deben 4H*..
16",000
102
101
O
Lowest
Ask
Sale
Sale
A
1970 A O
j
190) J
1st gold 3 He
1951 J J
A 0
Extended 1st a 3He
1951
1st aold 3s srerlina
1951 M 8
Collateral trust aold 4s..
1952 A O
Refundina 4s
.....1950 MN
Purchased lines 1st 3%a
1952 J J
Coll ti a 4s
1953 MN
Refundina 5s................1951 MN
Illinois Bell Telep 3%« •«' B
Illinois Central 1st a 4s.
40-year 4%a
Ask Bid
Bid
124
Sale
1949 MN
County Gas 1st 5s
June 30
103 %
Sale
Houston Oil sink fund S^( A...1940 MN
Hudson Coal 1st s f 5a series A.. 1942 J D
111 Cent & Chic St L ft N O—
209,000
93,000
June 1
1937
Ask
Hudson
RANQE SINCE JAN. 1
Jan. 2
si
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
M.
PRICES IN JUNE
Price
BONDS
June
Value
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Jf. Y. STOCK
V
-
101
l03
103% 103%
30%
103%
99%
104%
70%
67%
35
21%
71%
69%
96%
June
2
I03%June""5
34%
20
Sale
Sale
1?*
72
June 29
69%
106%
104%
100%
35
103% 102% 103% 103% June
101%
99% June
Sale
l03% Sale 103% June
Sale
55
59% Sale
June
Sale
54% 61% 53% June
Sale
24
72
June 29
85
June 18
69% June 29 78% June
3
106% June
1 107% June
7
20
June
8
June
17
105%
70%
67%
24%
21%
71%
June
18
103% June
100
June
4
June
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
May
91%
29 87%
19 108
30 104%
28 107
26 43
16
Jan.
30
Jan.
Feb.
19
103% June
98% Mar.
2
105% Jan.
105% Jan.
108
June
53% June
95% Jan.
June
20
June
56
June
18
June
June
61% June
52% Jan.
91% Jan.
25
12
2
14
18
21
14
7
11
Mar.
55
June
Jan.
Jan.
97
June
64
Sale
63%
Sale
a*
June
June
61
June
96
Sale
94
June
99% June
94
June
103
May
Jan.
91
Sale
7 102
June
20
21
Feb.
101
Sale
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 22
Int Agri Corp 1st 5c coll tr 5s—
29,000
1947 MN
Stamped extended to
J
180,000 {♦Internet Gt Nor 1st 6s A
1952
188,000
♦AdJ
21,000
21,000
508,000
147,000
200,000
195,000
16,000
38,000
617,000
♦1st mtge gold 5s series B
1952
1956 J
!
1,635,000
756,000
mtge 6s series A.July 1
s
Intern Paper conv 5s series A
13
80
A
69
1947 J
1955
Refunding 6s series A.
M
Internet T 5k T deb g «%•
1952 J
Convertible debenture 4%a_„.1939 J
Deb gold 5s
1955 F
-s
S
Sale
72%
102% Sale
98
98%
90
94%
100
J
Sale
J
S2H Sale
A
Sale
: 3%
162,000 James Franklin 6r Clearf 1st 4s.. 1959
179,000 Jones ft Laughltn St'11st M 4% s. 1961
J
M
D
8
100
,
100%
34%
35%
12% Sale
32%
35%
32%
35%
W
Sale
Sale
101
Sale
98
Sale
85
82%
99
94%
68% Sale
80% Sale
72% Sale
,
1961
.w;.:
1461
7% Sale
94% Sale
102% Sale
100
27%
10%
26%
26%
75%
71%
99%
96%
85
100% June 16 101% June
Sale
Sale
Sale
29
8
27% June
9% June
26% June
34% June
12% June
33
June
27
33
June 10
June
2
7
10
100
27%
June 30
9% June
26% June
27
June
June 29
June
4
78
June 10
71% June 30 77
7
99% June
102% June
June
100
4
95% June
71% May
71% June
99
Mar.
Sale
June
95
Feb.
5
Apr.
63% Apr.
79
May
67
Apr.
102
Jan.
25
75
Jan.
21
90
June
87
11
83
95
June
96% June 21
94
66
65% June
80% June
71% June
Sale
90% Sale
Sale
June
72
June
w*
76 ;
June 11
11
June 30
28
Jan.
5
89% Apr.
102% Jan. 20
101% Jan. 12
June
83
72
23
73
9495
.
Jan.
42% Mar. 10
17% Mar. 10
40% Mar. 10
40% Mar. 11
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
94% June
103% 102% June
: Sale
44
47
50
Sale
44
Sale
87
Sale
84
Sale
89% Sale
108% Sale
104% Sale
79
Sale
79
108
Sale
Sale
109%
103%
44
40
43
30
19
34
10
21
98%
27%
98% Sale
102% 103
40
40%
15
11%
June
,
90% June 30
11
Feb.
27%
98%
107% June
102% June
June
40
11% June
12
1 June
109% 104
107% 102
113%
101%
48
Jan.
108
Jan.
12
66% Jan.
22
64
18
; Jan.
95
Jan.
9
June
100
: Jan.
19
Apr.
6
109% Jan.
105
May 21
Mar.
41
11%
June
25
Mar.
Jan.
May
Apr.
31
Feb.
2
5
25
35
Feb.
9
40
25
99%
97% June 17
109
June
99% June 29
3 109
June
3
109%
107%
101«3|2.....
104
8 106
102% Feb.
17
June 14
97
149%
101%
20
,
Apr.
May
100
79
106
....
104
11
June
89% June
108% June
104% June
1
9% Mar.
93% Apr. 12 102% Jan.
42% June
82% June
June
87
6
21
108% 115
108% 110
97%
102
Jan.
June
21
97
;
June
56
June
40
9
3
101% June 30
42% June
82% June
Sale
7% June
3
96% June 10
1 103% June
2
101H June
56
109% Sale
Kresge Foundation coll trust 4s. 1945
135,000
3%s collateral trust notes
1947
5% June 30
59
102%
161% 164
108% 108
115% 116%
119%
157",666
95
103
103% 101% Sale
.
107
4% a unguaranteed...........1961
1,000 Kings Co E L ft Pow gold 5s
..1937
Purchase money 6s...
5,000
1997
58,000 Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4s
.1949
13,000 Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s
1954
1st ft ref 6%a
5,000
1954
Kinney (G R) 5%s extended to-.1941
5% Sale
Sale
115% 116
100% 101%
106%
109%
4,000 Kentucky Central 1st gu 4s
1987
Kentucky ft Ind Term 1st 4%a__1961
..........
Sale
105% Sale
7,000 Kanawha ft Mich 1st gu g 4s.
1990 A O
92,000 {•♦K C Ft S ft M ref g 4s...
1936 A O
♦Ctfa of dep (Bankers Trust)..
59,000
0
219,000 Kan City South 1st 4 3s..
1950
J
Ref ft Imp 5s
128,000
April 1950
J
217,000 Kan City Term 1st 4s
1960
D
129,000 Kansas Gas 4t El Jet mtge 4He.. 1980
2,000 ♦Karstadt (R) Inc 1st Mtge 6s...1943 MN
♦Ctfs w w stpd (par $645) .....1943
1,000
♦Ctfs w w stpd (par $925)
1943
♦With warrants (par $92f).._.1943
79,000 Keith Corp (B F) 1st ser 4 4s
1946 M 8
Stamped
100% 101
s
♦let ft ref
Plain
Sale
34% Sale
Int Rys of Cent Amer 1st 6s B...1972 M N
First Hen 5k ref 6H«
1947 F A
{Iowa Central Ry—
235,000
1941
f 6s
102
Sale
34
♦1st gold 5s series C.. .....—1956 J
Internet Hydro El deb 6s.......1944 A
Int Merc Marine 1st
101
J
101%
151% 151% 156" 151%
99%
99%
Sale
109% 109%
Sale" 112% 114
112%
99% 102%
102%
Sale
102% Sale
102%
June
June
June
June
June
10 101% June 10
8 151% June
8
17 101% June
7
22 110% June 16
17 113% June
1
June 23 104% June
I
Sale
25
Sale
25
June 30
deposit...1959
44% Sale
101% Sale
98
100
98
June 24 101% June
1939
68,000 Laclede Cas Lt ref ext 5s
Coll 5k ref 5%a series G...
168,000
..1953
Col ft ref g 5%a ser D
97,000
.....1960
Coll tr 6s series A
1942
20,000
99% Sale
93% Sale
94
Sale
92
June
3
94
66
58% Sale
58% Sale
57
June 28
June 28
61
57
50
June 10
51% June
50% June 10
99% June 29
96% Jan.
115%
101%
107%
109%
108%
102%
Apr.
97% Mar.
99% May
109% Jan.
107% Feb.
101% Apr.
146%' May
QQ% June
109%
112%
101%
102%
98
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
21
22
161
108
Jan.
29
18
7
13
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
108% Jan.
5
Feb.- 1
June
114
Apr.
119% Feb.- 1
102
Apr. 22
111% Jan. 13
102% May 17
May
June
June
{Kreuger ft Toll class A
49,000
♦5s
Uniform
ctfs of
Collateral trust 6s series B
Sale
Sale
59%
Sale
64
68
48
60
1942
60
65% Sale
70
50
51%
62
.....
1
25
June 30
June 30
90
Mar. 30 101
June
3
56% Mar. 13
60 % June
4
56
2
50
Mar. 12
June 10
55
May
'
62
7
50% May 13
Jan.
25
70% Jan.
70% Jan.
68% Jan.
70
Jan.
25
15
14
23
Lake Erie & Western RR—
5s 1937 extended at 3% to
28,000
2d gold 5s
1,000
74.000 Lake. Shore ft Mlrh Sou g 3%B
98
98
Sale
June 30
99% Juno
9
1 105% June
105% Sale' 100% 104% 105% June
1
101
102% 100% June 26 103% June 17
101% Sale
1947
1941
106%
1997
108
98
June 30
99% Junb
9
100% May 26 106% Feb. 27
98
Mar. 22 109% Jan. 15
Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd—
♦1st mtge income reg—Dec 31 9175
231,000
101,000 Lehigh Coal ft Nav 4%s *er A...1954 J
Cona sink fund 4%a ser G.....1954 J
21,000
36,000 Lehigh & New Eng RR 4s A
1965 A
-
1,000 Lehigh Valley Coal 5s
1944
1st ft refunding 5a......
11,000
1954
1st ft refunding 5s
14,000
.....1964
First 5c ref sinking fund 5s
12,000
1974
7,000
Secured 6% gold notes.......1938
43.000 Lab Vail Harbor Term
105
Sale
104
Sale
O
1945 M b
5,000 Lehigh ft N Y 1st gu g 4s
,
34% Sale
3
J
F
A
1st 5s. _..1954
63,000 Liggett ft Myers Tobacco 7s
5s
82.000
1944 A O
Little Miami gen 4s series A
....1962 MN
38,000
2,000
1,000
2,000
120,000
51,000
43,000
45,000
216,000
99%
75%
76%
72%
76
99% 100%
1951 F
A
108% 109
129
130
Guar ref gold 4s.......
4s
stamped
LorlUard (P) Co deb 7s
1949 M S
1944 A O
1951 FA
J
Louisiana ft Ark 1st is series A..1969 J
5s
For footnotes, see page 30.
i6o~~
84
95%
59
55
59
55
95
95%
Sale
97%
63%
Sale
95 8
100%
101%
52%
55
June
57
Sale
50
53
June
63
June
Sale
63
Sale
107
108% 106
124
118% 122
June
;
June
59% June
64% June
71% June
.....
103% 104%
108
105%
Sale
I3i" i35~"
124
99
126
Sale
98%
Sale
73
101
73%
105
June
13
6
Jan.
June
Jan.
6
Jan^, 6
75
4
100% Feb.
Feb.
107
5
Mar.
103% Feb.
18
June
72
June
76% Feb. 10
86
Feb.
11
Feb.
11
63
June
June
105
Mar.
109
120
June
116
Apr.
129% Jan.. 5
129% June
1 132
June
10
June 25 124
June
8
123
72%
101%
102% 103% 102% 103% 102%
100
103% 106%
103%
101%
102% Sale" 101% Sale
103
Sale
100%
101% Sale
Sale
127%
128
127% Sale
Sale
118
120
119
118%
82
93% Sale
82% Sale
105
28
78
77
107
Sale
Sale"
73% Sale
101
Jan.
94%
106% June
118% June
108
131
15
100% Jan.
June
June
102
Sale
tl*
Jan.
104% Jan. 12
105% Feb. 17
June
95
98
100
50
53
101
June
55
96
97% June 15
June
Sale
34% May 17
106%
June
June
June
June
92% Apr.
90
Apr.
100% Apr.
86
Apr.
55
98
v
30%
June 25
95
64
,:
June
62% June 11
8
57% June
101
97
1
June 25
96
Sale
Sale
71%
June
June
8
103% June
86% June 17
Sale
59
107
117
June
86 A: June
96
June
59
123% Sale
106
.1938 J D
1949 M P
..1949 M 8
4
108
101% Sale
69% Sale
!
95
129% Sale
122% 125
O
Long Island gen g As
Unified gold 4s..
June
108
D
A
34% June
96% June
7
June
30%
94%
94%
93%
102% 101%
135% 136
125%
Lombard Klec 7s series A...—..1952 J
....1946
June
Sale
95
57%
101
75% Sale
81% 85
31% Sale
60%
57
101% Sale
A
Long Dock Co 3%a ext to.......1950
96%
102% 103%
86
90%
96
97%
67
60%
102% Sale
69
70%
F
Loew'a Inc s f deb 3 %s
Sale
104% 105%
72,000 LshV(NT) 1st gu g 4%a
...1940
259,000 Leb Val (Pa) gen con g 4s
2003 MN
Gen cons 4Hs............
161,000
3003 M N
Gen conaol 5s
.............2003 MN
35,000
20,000 Leh Vail Ter Ry 1st gu g 5s
1941 A O
1965 A 0
18,000 Lex ft Bast 1st gu 5s..
255",660
91%
105%
93%
100%
80
Sale
88*
95
Jan.
129% Apr. 16 136
117
Apr.
7 126% Jan.
108 :j
Jan.
Mar. 23
Jan.
2
June 21
97%
69%
101%
101%
102%
June
IOO""
June
7
73%
101%
102%
106%
103%
June
1
June 23
June
5
100
Mar. 19
June
103
June
1
100
Mar. 23
June
128% June 10
119% June 14
2
93% June
June
June
June
June
June
June 25
June 25
Apr. 14
May 5
5
7
13
14
2
101% Jan.
79% Feb. 19
106% Jan. 13
Jan. 25
Jan.
108
7
106% Jan. 23
104% Feb.-25
14 108
June
June
Jan.v
Jan.
Jan.
127% Mar. 18 135
116% Mar. 24 124% Jan.
June 29 100% Jan.
82
11
5
22
26
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
Sales in
June
Value
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
*1.000 Louisville
4,000
Price
Jan. 2
BONDS
N.
1937
Bid
.1966 m s
.1945 M s
Gas & Elec 3H*
lou Ac Jeff Brldtft gu A 4«
PRICES IN JUNE
Ask
Bid
Ask
Ask Bid
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
99 5$ June 28
Sale Prices
1085$
112 56
Sale
995$ June 28 995$ June 28
995* 101
June
1 10856 June
1 106
1065$ 1085$ 108
1085$
1085$
Sale
1065$ Sale
June
10756 June 19
56 Mar. 23 1095$
Sale
108
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
1045$
975$
915$
1065$
875$
Sale
June
109
June
105
June
98 5$ June
5$ Apr.
105
"885$
"97""
995$ June 28
4
Mar. 10 1125$ Jan.
Louisville & Nashville RR—
124,000
92,000
290,000
103,000
73,000
1,000
29,000
8,000
67,000
44,000
1,000
62,000
293,000
78,000
*
67,000
21,000
84,000
169,000
136,000
>
1st At ref 4H* aeries
1st & ret 4s ser D
1st At ret 3^i series
........
17,000
m2,000
.2003
E......... .2003
9756
Peducah 8c Mem Dlv 4s...... .1946
.1980
985$
Sale
Sale
111
96
St Louis Dlv 3d gold 3s
Mob Ac Montg 1st g 4 56*
.1945 M S
J
South Ry Joint Monon 4s.... .1952 3
Atl Knox At Gin dlv g 4s
.1955 MN
tower Austrian Hydro-Elec 6Ht. 1944 F A
McCrorv Stores Corp s f deb 5s_ .1951 MN
vie Wesson Ac Robblns deb 556s— .1950 M n
Maine Central RR 4s series A... .1945 j d
Gen mtge 4His series A....... .1960 j d
11556
111
Sale
111
9056
J
...
238,000 Metropolitan Edison 4His ser D..1968 M
27,000 Met Water, Sewer At Drain 5Hs..l9S0 &
16,000 ♦{♦Met West Side Elev (Chic) 4S.1938 F
♦Mex Internet 1st 4s asstd
54
495$
925$
825$
§2*
88
90
56
525$
Sale
53
38
33
15
70
875$
785$
97
98
985$
99
10056 102
855$
91
100
10356
0
104
105
102
16
11
l9&x
92
105
55
101
10dv<
Con ext 4His
1939
83
8
50
12
20,000
25-year g 5 He
1st ref 5Hs series B
MStP&SSMAt
at Chic Term s f 4s
2,000
55,000 {♦Missouri-Illinois RR 5s
302,000 Mo Kan At Tex 1st g 4s
55$
45$
22
June 25
June
1
June
1
June
9
June 30
78
1055$ 104
55
54
1
33
90
June 22
37'" June'19
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
106
June
4 10656 June
June
June 16 103
102
June 10
13
1
3
June 29
2456 June
7
245$ June
7
1045$ 1045$ June 17 1045$ June 15
106
Mar.
Jan.
June
6
11
9
Mar. 3
Jan. 25
Feb. 25
4
1095$ Feb.
9 1045$ Jan.
1
9
165$ Jan.
27
55$ Jan.
8
1005$ Mar.
11
May 26
3
May 10
2456
13
June 22
Jan.
8 1035$
June 15 100
May 12 103
May 18 10756
June
14
Jan. 13
June 16
Feb. 23
June 15
June" 7
26 5$ "Mar .""3
1035$ Mar. 25 1055$ May 21
92
107" "June"
9 108
1035$ 1035$ June 29 106
55
42
June 16
625$ "42"" Sale
Sale
1005$ Sale 1005$ June 30 1015
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
95
June 26 101
100
83
June 28
85
June 23
June 11
4
42
June
3
100
Apr.
June 19
June 21
100
June
83
81
83
May
June
June
1
81
3256 June 23
365$ June
7
135$ June 30
456 June 28
June
8
June
8
June 10
June 14
63
57
15
3
Sale
June 23
20
55$
June 29
165$
65$
45$
235$
June 19
20
18
465$ Jan.
Jan.
115$ Jan.
456 June
3
215$ Mar.
June
June
June
8
205$ June 26
255$ June
5
22
18
June
7
18
June
7
205$ June
17
May
17
15
June 15
17
June
4
15
..1978
84
195$
855$
825$ June 11
84
June 10
95
June
205$
215$
245$ Sale
825$
8
Mar.
1
856 Mar.
375$ Jan.
32
Jan.*
4156 Jan.
1
4
10
June
20
18
Jan.
7
Jan.
4
June 21
9956 Feb. 25
9156 Feb. 24
9
57
Jan.
9
3256 June
June 10
6
9
105
105
85
June
90
Jan.
905$ Jan.
108
June
825$
Sale
I!056 JanTlO
10456 M&f
101
Apr.
June
1949
ser
Feb. 23
12
12
Jan.
4
May 18
925$ Mar. 16
825$ Jan. 13
75
32
5
20
Jan.
275$ June
June 22 e90
4
Jan.
June 12
1
2
14
June 23
Jan.
May 27
May 19
16
Cent
99
June 23
15
"ii J*
28
23
19
11
23
Jan.
385$ June
32~" June" 15
7
18
23
Feb.
5
May 26
025$ Mar. 18
00
Apr.
7
2 1035$ June
9756
9
1025$ 10356 10056 June
June 10
875$ June 15 92
875$
885$
90
99
June
8 1005$ June 29
99
995$ 1005$
10356 June
1 1055$ June 30 1035$
1055$ Sale
1065$ Sale
1025$ 105
Jan.
02
73
37
Jan.
5
2
4
4
Jan.
May
3 115
Apr. 15 1005$ Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 20 115
93
,
365$
J
9
4
5
925$ June 16
Jan.
Apr. 30
June 23
June
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 13
June
61
925$ June 16
1065$ 107"" 10756
109
108
861666 {♦Minn Ac St Louis 5s ctfs
..1934 MN
♦1st At refund gold 4s
107,000
1949 M 8
♦Ref Ac ext series 5s A........1962
16,000
158,000 MStPAtSSM4s stpd guar
1938
1st cons 5s
8,000
.......1938
1st cons 5s gtd as to int.......1938
88,000
1st At ref 6s series A...........1946
8,000
18.000
105
16
"2456
82
{♦Mllw At State Line 1st guar 3Hsl941 I
•
Sale
1
19
"92""
90
8 111
5$ Apr. 27 108
Apr. 24 103
Apr. 28 98
1
33
June
655$
1939
1947 M
1035$
10456
1045$
815$
6056
275$ June
935$
1065$ Sale
94
33
Sale
165$
925$
76
38
1st ext 4 Hi 9
32,000 {♦Mil Spar Ac N W 1st gu 4s
99
June
70
1025$ 1025$
1055$
55
34
62
Sale
8556
40
1095$
1951 M S
1952 MN
June
30
19 54
925$
38
125$
m
ir/s
Sale
10556 Sale
J
Ref Ac Imp 45$a series C
69,000
1979 J
15,000 Midland of N J 1st ext 5s
1940 A O
149,000 Milw BIRy At Lt 1st At ref 5s ser B1961 J D
J
1st mtge gold 5s
105,000
..........1971 J
5,000 ♦♦Mil Ac Nor 1st ext 45$i (1880)...1934 J D
io",odd
59
Sale
...1977
Jack L At S gold 3 His
1st gold 3 His
111
June
97 5$ June
113
June
June
June
1035$ 1035$ Sale 10256 June
Sale
10254 1035$ 1025$ June
Sale
1025$ June
Sale
June
775$ 78
785$
80
Sale
555$ June
555$ Sale
1045$
109
♦4s (Sept 1914 coupon on).....1977 m's
6,000 ♦Mlag Mill Mach 1st s f g 7s
1956 J D
Michigan Central-Detroit At Bay
J
7,000
City Air Line 4s
1940 J
June
"99""
7
9256 June
8
10656 June 26
895$ June 12
June
1045$
8
A
June
102
1035a Sale
10456 10456
32
1939 MN
1959 MN
5$
98
1055$ 10656
2013 J D
1953 M S
{♦Man G B Ac NW 1st gu 3Hi«~ 1941 J
Mfrs Trust Co ctfs of partlc In
93
June
975$
Sale
June
110
96
Sale
76
82
Manila El Ry Ac Lt 1st 6s
Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s_.
1st ext 4s
"895$
1005$ Sale
1145$
♦{♦Manati Sugar 1st s f 7 His
.1942 A o
♦Certificates of deposit.'...
{♦Manhattan Ry (NY) con g 4s. .1990 A O
♦Certificates of deposit....
AI Namm At Son 1st 6s
129,000
1943 J D
1947 A O
24,000 Marlon Steam Shovel s f g 6s
22,000 Market Street Ry 1st 7s
Apr 1940 Q J
Mead Corp 6s with warrants..... 1945 MN
90,000
"5",000
Sale
111
Sale
108 5$ 108Hi
10354 Sale
.2003
G...
♦3d 4s
"¥,666
109 5$
.1940
Unified gold 4s
1st 6c ref 6s series B.......... .2003
7
Jan.
2
285$ Jan.
8
30
June
825$ Apr.
955$ Jan. 25
Term
1941 MN
J
A.-.1959 J
1990 J D
945$
49
985$
565$ Sale
95
Sale
87
Sale
845$ June
Sale
655$ Sale
72
75,
955$
Sale
945$
95
J
84
72
85
72 54
J
53
86
74
585$
June 18
June
3
55
5
18
95
575$ June 22
885$ June 24
48
June 18
Jan.
7
5
845$ June
95
June 18
615$ Mar. 11
965$ Jan. 20
Mlssour-Kansas-Taxas RR—
223.000
169,000
11,000
157,000
182,000
5,000
530,000
714,000
47,000
165,000
7¥8",O66
103,000
12,000
246,000
47,000
Prior Hen 5s series A.........1962 J
40-year 4s series B
1962 J
Pr lien mtge 4Hs ser D
1978 J
♦Cum adjust 5s series A Jan
{♦Missouri Pacific RR Co—
J
1967 A O
♦1st At refund 5s series A.....1965 F
♦Certificates of deposit.....
♦General 4s
1975 M
♦1st Ac ref 5s series P
755i
705$ Sale
8
44
S
165$ Sale
Sale
44
Sale
Sale
135$ Sale
415$
435$
32
Constr M 4His ser B
25,000 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s
5,000 Mutual Union Tel 5s
108
108
1025$ 103
1015$ 1025$
865$
:::::
96
§i*
Sale
1005$ Sale
93
935$
1947 MN
119
1q4I MN
F
A
Nash Flo A Sheff 1st gu
g 5S....1937 F
Nassau Elec guar gold 4« stpd
1951 J
A
J
8,000 National Acme 4 H a extended
1946 j d
560,000 National Dairy Prod deb 35$s w w '51 m n
270,000 Nat Distillers Products deb 45$a.1945 mn
National Rys of Mexico—
m mm mm m
"8,000
53,000
Sale
10
9656
8456
35
Sale
28
Sale
325$ 28
895$ 84
107
108
975$
98
10256 1025$
605$
62
115
925$
10056 10156
40
475$
905$
36
1005$
105
4
Sale
♦Assent warr A rets No 4 on... 1926 j
j
♦4s April J914 coupon on .....1951 a o
♦48 April 1914 coupon off
1951 a o
♦Assent warr A rets No 4 on. 1951
Sale
Sale
,4
25$
—
256
-----
Sale
4
45$ Sale
55$ Sale
3
4^
35!
55$
25$
25$
65$
I
""S""
356
256
""45$
1185$ 119 vi PT1956
June
June
1
June
2
June 10
June
5
June
7
315$ June 30
365$ Apr. 12
10
June 29
485$ Jan.
455$ Jan.
155$
395$
375$
405$
385$
Feb.
19
3156 June 29
Jan.
Jan.
22
21
22
Jane 26
72
66
86
32
June 26
June 29
June 28
Jan,
Jan.
315$ June 29
30
June 29
Mar. 1
Feb.
4
June 28
Jan.
22
84
June 30
40
7
34
7
275$ June 29
2956 June 14
Mar. 19
Jan.
7
100
Apr.
Jan.
1
101
June :
Jan.
2 100n32June
2
Jan.
Jan.
9
14
11
25
28
945$ June
30 10056 June
7
2
100"32 June
100»3z May ;
92
Apr.
985$ June ;
June 11
83
Feb.
9056 June
975$ June
875$ June
4
90
June 16
39
June 18
905$ June 28
Feb.
June :
90
95
7
15
Feb.
Feb.
825$ June :
1125$ Apr.
10656 June
39
25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
9
3
5
Jan.
4
Jan.
14
985$ Jan.
10 10256 Jan.
22
4
June 16
1005$ Apr.
405$ June 19
995$ June 10 10056 June
7
June
7
995$ June 28 104
June
5
1045$ June 26 106
21
May
8556 Apr.
92
3
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
7956 May
Apr.
80
84
June 22
June 29
June 18 6356 Jan.
Jan. 29 100 56 June
Jan.
995$ June 28 107
Mar. 12 1065$ Jan.
103
137
2
5
Apr. 29
45$ June
1
4
Apr. 29
Mar. 31
356 June 29
55$
June
356
105
70,
35$
Sale
8
5 56 June 25
4
June
8
55$ June 21
356 June 21
35$ June 10
1045$ June 30 1065$ June
8
86
~- ~
f|f
4
14 1045$ June
June
29 103
3 108
1
825$ June 29
1
June 30
1145$ June
1 115
10656 June 15 10656 June 15
4
rWrs
4
105
8
June
20
Jan.
6
Feb. 20
Feb. 19
Feb. 17
Jan. 12
455$ June
335$ June
8956 June 10
22
4
Mar. 31
3 56 June 29
4
Mar. 31
65$ Jan.
9
-----
Newark Consof Gas 5s.......... 1948 J
cons 5s guarl945 j
30
40
3 5$
Apr". "28
5
May 18
4
Mar. 31
*65$ Jan! *15
75$ Jan.
11
256
Sale
J
30
5
Sale
J
47
.....
4
Sale
Mar. 8
Jan. 22
Jan. 22
24
49
315$ June 30
June 29
June
4
3156 June 30
275$ June 29
2956 June 14
84
June 30
107
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
405$ June
385$ June
.....
256
55$
3
D
91
1005$
3856
995$
106
1945 J
Sale
102
s f 4s.....1965 Y d
{♦Naugatuck RR 1st g 4s...
1954 M N
see page
109
1045$
...
For footnotes,
30
Sale
40
92
25$
256
♦Cons guar 4s
40
Sale
925$ Sale
825$ Sale
3
♦4s April 1914 coupon on
..1977 a o
♦4s AprU 1914 coupon off .....1977 a o
♦Assent warr A rets No 5 on. 1977
Nat RR of Mex prior Hen
45$a—
"
June 23
80
145$ June 29
9556
8356
975$ Sale
875$ Sale
1145$ Sale
45$ Sale
1957
June
99
93
30
87
3
on.
8
June
315$ June 29
Sale
l07"" Sale" 1035$ Sale
1065$ 1065$
32
88
♦Assent
A rets No 4
685$ June
8856 Feb. 19
76
29
30
30
3156 June 29
"9056 "91"
3
warr
4
.....
3
11,000 {♦New England RR
8,000
Sale
11
1025$ Sale
101
June
1025$ Sale
103
Sale
101
June
1025$ Sale
100»32l045$
1005$ 100"32June
102
100®s2 102
945$ Sale
925$ Sale
92
June
10056 1015$ 985$ Sale
985$ June
865$
80
865$
865$
825$
825$
coupon on. ..1957
84,000
431,000 Nat Steel 1st coll mtge
14*000
32
Sale
♦456s July 1914 coupon on ..1957
♦456 s July 1914 coupon off -.1957
68,000
Sale
1115$
Namm (AI) A Son—See Mfrs' Trust Co
9,000 Nashville Chat A St L 1st 4s A.. 1978
♦456 s Jan 1914
Sale
Sale
84
..1955 MN
Sale
31
375$ Sale
445$
315$
315$
885$
1065$
1955
112.000
33
40
97
104"" mil
......1955
485$ Jan. 22
455$ Feb. 19
39
Sale
"385$
995$ 100
General At refunding 5s A.....1955
Gen At ref 6s series B......
1955
287,000 Morris A Essex 1st gu 3His......2000
Constr M 5s ser A
154,000
1955 MN
33
19
Sale
3656
....
Gen Atrefsf 4Ks ser C
Gen A ref s f 5s ser D
375$ June
June
June
June
June
3256 Sale
295$
315$
335$ Sale
315$ Sale
Sale
1st guar gold 5s
.....1937
Montana Power 1st Ac ref 35$s...1966
Mont Tram 1st Ac ret 5s series A..1941
315$ June 29
June 23
145$
3156
315$
315$
39
44
41
1981 MN
40
33
Sale
June
295$
A
....
3156 June 29
735$ June 29
16
39
365$
155$ Sale
43
♦Certificates of deposit
795$ Mar.
39
Sale
42
♦1st At ref 5sser I...
6956 June 23
63 5$ June 30
325$ Sale
29 J;
il*
39
Sale
735$ June 29
635$ June 28
71
43
44
20,000
♦Montgomery Dlv 1st g 5s
1947 F A
112,000
♦Refunding At Improv't 4tfs ..1977 M S
♦Sec 5% notes
86,000
.....1938 M 8
40,000 Mohawk A Mai 1st gu i 4s
1991 M 9
56,000 Monongahela Ry 1st M 4s ser A..1960 m n
Monongahela West Penn Pub Serv—
1st mtge 4Hs._...............1960
163,000
6s debentures
71,000
.......1965
2,000 Montana Cent 1st gu g 6s...._..1937
421666
39
685$
775$ June
9
665$ June 11
6956 June 23
635$ June 30
445$ Sale
1977 MN
J
4%....July 193S J
{♦Mobile At Ohio gen gold 4s
1938 M 8
63,000
675$
635$ June 28
6956
635$ Sale
18
40
♦Certificates of deposit.....
♦1st & ref g 5s ser G_.
1978 MN
♦Certificates of deposit
♦Convertible gold 5H»
1949 MO
♦1st ref gold 5s series H.......1980 A
♦Certificates of deposit......
645$
725$
365$
Mo Pac id 7s ext at
lVi'ooo
755$
119"" June'10 119 56 June'10
69
...
62
57
June 22
66
June
66
...
60
55
June 28
56
June 26
2
6
356 June 21
10256 Apr.
8 10756
77
Jan.
5
935$
118
May
7 1225$
57
June 22
82
55
June 28
745$
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18
2
23
14
Feb.
1
2
Feb.
-vr
N. Y. STOCK
July, 1937]
Sales in
27
EXCHANGE—BONDS
PRICES IN JUNE
Price
June
BONDS
n. y. stock exchange
1937
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Jan. 2
Value
Ask
Bid
$
68,000 N«w England T Ac T 3i-yr 5a A... .1952
.1961
48,000
lat g 4Ha acrlea B
....
N J Junction RR go lat 4a...—. .1986
.1960
841666 N J Pow & Light lat 4Ua
45,000 New Orleana Great Nor 5a aer A.. .1983
40,0(fo N O & N'eaatern ref 45*i aerlca A. .1952
140,000 New Orleana P S lat It ref 5a A... .1952
.1955
lat 8c ref 5a aerlea B
163,000
125,000 New Orleana Term lat 4s guar... .1953
2,000 t»*N O Tex & Mex Income 5a..... .1935
.1954
98,000
♦First 5s series B
♦Certificates of deposit.....
19,000
T956
♦let mtge gold 5s aeries C
8,000
.1956
8,000
♦1st 4Ha series D...
.1954
54,000
♦First 514a series A
.....
♦Certificates of deposit.....
23,000
125*
Sale
1225* 125
124
125X
A
104
m
O
1075* Sale
D
J
J
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100
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100
99
1005*
99
lis
64
50
A
485*
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A
A
48
50 J*
52
515*
Con sol 4s series A............ .1998
F
10-year 3 54a secured a f....... .1946
A
ill"
110
Sale"
A
104
Sale
O
103
95
Sale
A O
Ref 5c Inapt 45*a series A...... .2013
A O
Ref 8c Impt 5s aeries C........ .2013
.1952 MN
Conv secured
Sale
101X Sale
series B......
55,666 N Y Dock 1st gold 4a.........— 1951
1938
43,000
Serial 5s g notes
—......
Sale" 1055*
Sale
1055*
85
84
73
77
Sale
Sale
Purchase money coll tr g
96 X
955*
102 X 102 X
103 X Sale
Sale
94
I
m—w** urn
68
65
June
47
June
48
48
465*
June
53
48
June
49
June
18
505*
48
June
49
June
11
'54'"
Sale
52
June
June
4
52
47
June
52
June
2
1,105*
1015* 1025* 1015* June
104
June
1
no"
104
965*
102
Sale
Sale
Sale
885* Sale
96
Sale
1085* Sale
95
1941
J
M 8
102X 103
109j| 109X
102
106 X
108X 109
41
A
♦Non-con* debenture 3Ma.... 1947
A
♦Non-con* debenture 3Ma.... 1954
♦Non-con* debenture 4a...... 1955 J
O
35
O
J
MN
♦Non-con* debenture 4a...... 1956
J
♦Convertible debenture 3Ms.. 1956 J
J
1948 J
♦Convertible debenture 6a
A
O
MN
J
D
MN
Sale
40
355*
385*
40
885*
43
42
110
___
June
13
Jan.
27
June 28
Feb.
19
101X June 23
Sale
10l
June
865* Sale
965* Sale
1065* Sale
84
June
905* June 10
84
June 29
945* June
985* June 11
1095* June
9
94
105
104
Jan. 16
Apr. 28 103
9
Apr. 29 1095* June
965* Sale
1055* 106
955* June
1045* June
102
Sale
Sale
Sale
87
8*
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
1085*
605*
58
June
Sale
85
Sale
Sale
895* June
June
91
Sale
1005* June
102
89
June
i
1
10
June
8
June
19
June 24
June
1
88
June
5
2
1005* June
1045* June 17
1
1095* June
1085*
555* June
Sale
60
555*
57
555*
64
1005* Sale
995* Sale
7
61
55
June 17
595*
555* June 14 565*
995* June 25 1005*
995* June 26 1005*
95
2
2
Apr.
995* Apr.
June
94
985* Feb.
20
23
18
5
Apr.
June
June
June
Jan.
Apr.
975* Jan.
1025* Jan.
11
5
Feb.
8
6
Mar.
Jan.
1095* May 24
Jan.
5
109
725* Jan. 21
85
885* Apr.
88
1005*
92 5*
805*
98 X
100
106
109
1
555* May
97
Apr.
975* Apr.
55
Sale
O
~925*
23$
June 30
61
June
19
19
June 20
475* June
695* June
255* June
39
38
June 29
46
Sale
Sale
185*
38
94
20
125*
1005*
83
F A
♦♦Second gold 4Ma.......... .1937
♦General gold 5a............. .1946 F A
M N
♦Terminal lat gold 5a......... .1943
.1939 MN
221",600 NY Tel lat Ac gen i f4Ms
15,000 N Y Trap Rock lat a f g 6a— .1946 J D
.1946
6s stamped
13,000
............
0
2
Sale
705*
MN
5
4
Sale
65*
A O
2
80
Sale
A
A
M
8
F
A
MN
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8
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8
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1945
♦Oct 1935 and sub coupons
65* 107
Sale
905* 90
125*
155* Sale
1025* 103
107 X
1065*
Sale
102
100M
98
1065* Sale
26
29 M Sale
26
28
235*
MN
F
.1961 F
128,000 North Am Edison deb 5a aer A....1957
Deb 5Ma aer B.........Aug 15 1963
216,000
Deb 5s series C
....No* 15 1969
131,000
2,000 North Cent gen At ref 5s aer A... 1974
Gen At ref 4Ms series A....— 1974
2,000
{♦Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 5a.
April 11934 and aub coupons.. 1945
4,000
1075*
35*
6
55* 1055*
104X
1065*
1055*
1265*
1185*
875*
815*
Sale
85
1065*
83
90
101
77
85
Sale
1155*
80
Sale
104
Sale
125* June 30
Ref At Impt 6s Series B...._.
Ref At Impt 5s Series G......
Ref At Impt 5s Series D.
2047 j
2047 j
j
2047 j
2047 r
j
j
A
..
J
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MN
Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 5Ms—— 1967
June 22
46
June
29
June 10
29
June 10
Sale
845*
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
89
June
90
115* June
101X June
17
103
June
23
June
79
June
81
117
1155*
102 X
Sale
Sale
J
J
J
June 18 120
725* Sale
72 X
83
Sale
Sale
Sale
825*
1055*
1115*
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Sale
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Sale
Sale
95
Sale
725* June 30
Sale
1205*
123
117
119"
119
106
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106
1015* 102
895* Sale
74
685*
101
Sale
Sale
Sale
1135* 1145*
1135* 114
1245*
1065* 1075*
1015*
1964
H...... 1961
1075*
Sale
Sale
215*
1055*
1025*
985*
235*
Sale
Sale
Sale
905*
64
110
June
June
75
June
120
895* June
68
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1005* June
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m
188
11
June 30
June 14
June 22
June
June
June
June
1
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June
Mar.
May
Apr.
10454 June
102
16
12
2
5
Jan.
6
112
Jan. 13
110
6
1095* Jan.
3
1045* June
815*
1125*
825*
106
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
Feb. 27 1055* May
335* Jan.
9
20?* May 11
1095* Jan. 29 1095* Jan. 29
2
1015* Apr. 12 1065* Jan.
June 22
975* June 29 100
103
June
1065*
1035* Sale
985* Sale
Mar.
Mar.
117
119
Sale
June
June
13
Jan. 23
Mar. 19
Mar. 15
June 30
Sale
June
June
June
8
2
Feb.
83
87
725* June 30
1055* June 29 1075* June 11
June
1015* June
101
112
June
Jan.
Jan.
June 18
June 28
June
June
June
675*
16
1095* June 25 113
June 25 1125*
115
Apr.
115
1075* June
114
106
Apr.
Mar.
116
1215*
1095*
1095*
1105*
1075*
1105*
7
2
1065* Jan.
June 18 120
102
103 X June 28 1055* June
8
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9754 June 29 100
18
Jan.
Apr.
9 1055*
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7 1065*
995* Mar. 17 107
1205* May 25 1255*
100
Jan.
825* May
101
725* June
225* June 11
4
Feb.
1095* Feb. 15
325* Jan. 21
31
1035* June 10
3
104
122
1035* June 17
8
1035* June
3
1045* June
June
215* June
2
7
8
8
11
945* Jan. 25
Jan. 26
98
225* Feb. 19
5
1095* Jan.
9
1075* Apr.
Apr.
1025* June
120
26
Jan.
Jan.
695* Jan.
1065* Jan.
1095* Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
22
69
112
1015*
695*
955*
1095*
June
985* June
1115* June
June
117
Sale
June ,15
June 18
725* June 30
1115*
1125*
1105*
1125*
1185*
Sale
9
725* June
1065* June
June
1045* 1025* 1035* 103
235*
205*
108
1085*
1045* Sale 1045* Sale
985* Sale
1025*
110
Sale
1105*
1125* 1115* Sale
1105* Sale 1115* 1125*
105* Sale
1085*
1105*
Ho" 112
109
116 4
1175*
1115* 113
725*
1035*
725*
955*
June
1005* 102
1005* 1025* June
104
1055* 1045* 1055* 1045* June
1025* 104
June
115* Apr.
Apr.
106
Apr.
1005* Apr.
985* June
235* Jan.
87
Sale
107" HI"
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For footnotes, see page 30.
Sale
1085* 109
1105*
1966
June 17
June
1
120
1*4*
...
June 11
June
8
120
Pacific Coast Co lat a As
....
June
1205* 1245* 121
Otis Steel 1st mtge 4M8 A
1st Ac ref mtge 3Ms ser 1
104
June
116
1963 M S
J
1962 J
Pacific Gas At B14s ser G-—
June
121
112
1946 J
28
1145* June
1025* June
June
100
June 28 103
June 15 121
A O
Ohio Pub Service 1st At ref 7 Ma.. 1946
1947 F A
1st Ac ref 7a aeries B
1943 F A
Ontario Power N F 1st 5s
1945 MET
Ontario Transmission 1st 5a
1946 j d
Oregon RR At Na* con g 4s
J
1946 J
5s stamped
ME*
30
25
29
89
June
100
80
June
May
Apr.
Apr.
1
1025* June 29 1045* June
103
June 29 1045* June 11
84
June 11 1075* Jan.
83
Sale
120
98
30
106
June 10
June
6
6 1055* Jan.
May 25 1085* Mar. 2
1025* June 11 1085* Apr. 16
4
985* June 15 1075* Feb.
106
4
June
1075* June
1025* June
June
106
1005* June
985* June
83
Apr.
Apr.
125* June
100
May
835* May
1015* Apr.
June 30
Sale
Sale
Sale
Oslo Gas At Elec extl « f g 5s
ME*
90
83
Sale
Sale
June
100
1065* June
Sale
102
June
Jan.
Mar. 23
Mar.
1
465* Feb. 19
445* Feb. 16
475* Feb. 20
Feb. 18
47
Feb. 18
45
Feb. 16
60
Feb. 17
71
375* Feb. 19
Feb. 18
55
995* Jan. 30
7
46 k Jan.
425* Jan. 18
1015* Mar. 16
Jan. 21
95
8
1095* Jan.
20
105
Feb.
47
79X Mar.
101
104M
Ore-Wash RRAcNa* 1stAtref 4s... 1961
8
103
1065*
Oregon 8hort Line lat con g 5a..
1
1
1
30
Ill
114
2 1055* June 10
June
2
2 107
June 11 1075* June
June 15 1065* June
June 11 1065* June
103
Ohio Indiana At West 5a...Apr 1 1938 Q-J
Ohio Connecting Ry lat 4a..
June
Sale
1943 M 8
MN
Ohio Edison 1st mtge 4s......... 1965
J
1972 J
1st mtge 35*a
J
June
1025* Sale
1205* 125
Sale
J
8
104
29
109
47,000 ♦Ogden At Lake Ch 1st guar g 4s. 1948
16M June
1045* Sale
O
1438
Northern R* of Calif guar 5s
j
5
105
Sale
Sale
..
Ref At lmpt 4Ms Series A
June
39
70
815*
1997 Q J
3a....Jan 2047 Q t
June
945* June 17
24
845* June 21 865* June
1035* June 25 1045* June
♦Stamped as to sale of April 1 1933
April 1 1935 lnd coupons. 1945
1
June 23
90
100
55*
95*
15*
Sale
Sale
O
14
915* June
20
1
225*
31
40
▲
„945*
Sale
105
1055* 1035* 104
1055* 107
1035* Sale 1025*
Sale
100M 1015* 985*
Sale
98
Sale 100 X Sale
80
Niagara Share (Mo) deb 5 Ma... .1950
Nord Rya extl a f 6Ms_......... .1950
♦{♦Norfolk South lat At res 5a A. .1961
♦Certificates of deposit..
♦{♦Norfolk At South lat g As.... 1941
.1996
Norfolk Ac West R* l«t con g 4a—
June
38
Sale
Sale
i""i
38
Sale
2
M S
Niagara Falls Power 3M*——— .1966
A O
Nlag Lock At Ont Pow 1st 5a A— .1955
June
39
63
Sale
J
♦IN Y Westches At Bos lat 4M*-. .1946
Apr.
19
Sale
105
83
60
June
106
106X 107X
106 X 1075*
June
June
June
42
105
1075*
1065*
1065*
35
35
34
38
42
99 X 101
86 X
875*
1065
June
June 28
1035* 1045* 104
106 X 107X
Jan.
35
June 24
935*
Sale
1065*
35
June 21
1
98
June
34
Sale
15
35
35
35
375*
Apr.
June
345* Sale
38
33
June
Mar.
Sale
31
Sale
91X
43
107
May
1055* Mar.
98
355* June 25
30
109
Sale
935*
4
965*
75* Sale
95* 109
106
June
405* June
405* June
42 X June
25* Sale
MN
"i",6o6
102
June
ilH
Sale
955*
1
37
Sale
Sale
95
103
1 102
June 16 1055* June 16
8
June 25 1075* June
395*
415*
28
6
June
25
Sale
15
16
June
Sale
Sale
1255* Jan.
1175* Jan.
1055* Jan. 19
4
1095* Jan.
102
May 27
1065* Jan. 12
9
1085* Jan.
37
37
22
1015* Jan.
June 28
ilM
Jan.
565* June 14
6
1055* Jan.
2
1055* Jan.
945* June
35
Sale
67,000 t"N Y Suaq At West lat r*f g 5a .1937 J
extended
72
June
Feb.
Mar. 31
Feb.
4
975* June
995* Apr.
98
3
35
M N
Northern Pacific prior Uen 4a.
105
955*
1005*
1055*
555* June
June
2
June 14
June
8
June
5
Jan.
1085* Jan.
965* Jan.
June
June 14
June
30
Sale
41X
1st mortgage §a— ..............1951
1st mortgage 5a................1956 MN
North American Co deb 5s...
105
Mar.
1045* June
985* June 11
8 1045* June 14
June 15
41
63
265*
46M
99
37
47M
45
MN
35<a—. .1965
New York Steam lat 6a ssr A.....1947
aer
8
June
June
985*
95X 925* June
Sale
805* June
June
99 X Sale
99
1035* Sale 1035* June
1085* 109
1085* June
94
385*
D
J
J
62,000
{Prior lien 6s stamped.........1958
.1951 UK
1,000 NY At Rlcb Gas 1st 6s A
Gen Uen ry At Id gt
975*
1055*
905*
925*
June
975* 975*
99 M
945*
955* 975* Sale
1035* 103
1045*
101
102
Sale
1015* 102 v
1055*
1055*— 1055*
065*
1065* — 1065*
99
995*
975*
Sale
11 S
{♦N Y Pro* At Boston gen 4a.... .1942
1993 A O
..
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595* Mar. 31
545* Apr. 21
Apr.
1
555* Mar. 5
625* Mar. 31
57
Apr.
5
1135* Jan. 25
1355* Mar. 17
1065* Jan. 12
1035* Jan.
4
965* Jan. 20<
60
985* June
9
1025* June 14
965* Sale
Sale
895*
895* 895*
101
1005*, 102
925*
985* Sale
835*
865* Sale
40
38 X
J
N Y At Putnam 1st coo guar 4a
35* a
Jan.
4
51
47
.100
A
8
1st At ref mtge
June 18
"
100X 100X
106 X
F
M
♦Non-con* debenture 4a...... 1947
1st guar cons
June 28
465* June 18
Sale
New York Railways Corp—
43,000
t
41,000
14,000
38,000
5,000
6,000
292,000
21,000
178,000
32,000
279,000
288,000
190,000
2
14
June
June
2 1165* Apr.
June 29 122
1225* 121
1205* 121
Sale
1135* 1135* 1125* June 22 1135* June 14 1095* Apr.
O
45,000 N Y At Queens El Lt At Pr
49", 066
30
June '
48
109
985*
A
98,000
18
June
120
113
D
...........
303",660
June
525*
1035
985*
108
A
N'western Teletf 4M*
•
92
100
.....
7,000
96
June
June 26
Sale
.......
23,660
96
June
11*June
Sale
1075* Jan.
5
98
Mar. 4
855* Feb.
9
925* June
5 1035* Jan. 22
Jan. 22
92
June
4 103
905* May 21 1005* Jan. 21
4
445* Jan.
4 515* Feb.
Mar. 23
June 28
125X 126
116X 117X
391,000
.1940
♦Collateral trust 6a
142,000
1957
♦Debenture 4s
105,000
flat At ref 4Ma aer of 1927..... 1967
334,000
♦Harlem R A Pt Ches let 4a... .1954
62,000
1992
402,000 {♦N Y Ont At West 1st g 4a
1955
♦General 4a
102,000
36,000
48,000
W*
June 23
Sale'
4s... 1949
N Y Ac Long Branch gen 4a
,
June
105X
2000 M N
N Y At Harlem g 3 Ms
MN
N Y Lack At Western 4a aer A.... 1973
1973 N N
Guar 4Ms aeries B
.........
1942 M N
to
8
11
90
June
105"
{♦N Y Ac N Eng (Boat Term) 4s... .1939
{♦NY New Haven At Hartford—
3,000
349,000
414,000
142,000
550,000
4075* June
June
June
601
555*
1005* Sale
44,000
3,000 N Y L E Ac W Coal Ac BR 5Ma.—
J
Dock 8c Impt lat 5a........... 1943
6,000
454,000
74,000
66,000
163,000
108,000
141,000
54,000
54,000
97,000
217,000
June 30 1185* Mar. 23 1275* Jan. 25
Apr.
7 1255* Jan. 21
June 15
May 24
Apr. 16 101
2126
1185* June 30 121
1948 J
N Y Gas El Lt Ht Ac Pow 5s
298,000
578,000
1225* June
1185* Sale
100
49
965*
"
5,000 N Y Ac Greenw L prior lien gu 5a. 1946 MN
246,000
Sale Prices
48"
1055*
N Y Ac Erie—See Erie RR.
"8,666
Sale Prices
1965 A O
1966 A O
Certificates of deposit
7,000
248,000 N Y Edison 3M« aeries D
98,000
1st lien Ac ref 35*a series E
16,000
30,000
25,000
61,000
83,000
140,000
Sale
Highesi
Sale Prices
5
525* June
495* June 23
1035*
10854
6754
6354
1953
1st gtd 5s
4,000
126
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
Highest
49
lo"
108 X 108 X
Sale
95
98
101
...
il;
945*
945*
91X
121
Lowest
.......
J
.1997
602,000 N YC&H R gmtgeSUs
J
Debenture 4t of 1912...—..... .1942
39,000
2013 A O
Ref Ac lmpt. 4^s aeries A..
657,000
F A
236,000
Lake Shore coll g 3 Ms—...... 1998
F A
Mich Cent coll g 3 Ms—....... 1998
110,000
1937 A O
40,000 N Y Chic At St Louis lat g 4a
1974 A O
383,000
Refunding 5Ma series A......
1978 M S
617,000
Refunding 4Ms series C
A O
238,000
3-year 6s
...
...Octl 1938
1946
201,000
4s collateral trust
1953
36,000 N Y Connecting lat gu 4M* A
122",606
75
Sale
O
J
T945 J
MN
471,000
359,000
549,000
800,000
42,000
66,000
w
47
1fNew York Central conv sec 6s.. .1944
3^8
Sale
95
82
J
June 30
Ask Bid
F
83,656
1,923,000
Bid
MN
J
.....
Npt 8c Cln B pen gu g IMa
June 1
!?8g
Feb.
Apr.
995. Feb.
May
123
June
82
Mar.
111
Mar.
Jan
Jan
Jan.
20
6
8
21
7
4
15
June
68
Apr. 24
Jan.
Feb.
1075* Jan.
1025* Jan.
103
995
94
1
Mar.
Jan.
11
Mar.:
Jan.
in.
lar.
28
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE-BONDS
8-a
Sales in
June
BONDS
Value
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Price
If
1937
$
Bid
2,000 Pacific RR of Mo 1st
82,606
76,000
♦2d extended gold Sa
Pacific Tel Ac Tel
4a
«t
3$*s
1938 F
A
1938 J
.
l
1966 A O
B
aer
"3", 660
Ref mtge 3$*» series C
Peducata ft Illinois 1st a f 4 H«♦(♦Pan-Am Petr (Cel) lat g 4s.
27,666
♦Certificates of deposit...—
Panhandle Eastern Pipe L 4s A.
_
PRICES IN JUNE
1966 J
U
June 1
Ask\
102 X
J
102 X
Sale
June 30
Ask Bid
100
Ask
93
98$*
Lowest
Lowest
107"" :::::
54X 57$*
100$* Sale
1003* 101
1003* Sale
1003* Sale
106
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
98
June 24
Sale Prices
99$* June 11
98
June 25 101$* June
9
100$* June 2 101$* June 14
99
103 X
105 X
55$* Sale
1952 M
Bid
—
D
1955 J
1940 J
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Jan. 2
June 24
190,000
226,000
115,000
118,000
18,000
2,000
2.000
1st mtge s f g 3s loan ctfs.
Paramount Pictures Inc—
s
....
f debenture 6s......
33*8
conv
....
1955 F
S
A
34$*
34
$|
98
47
42
Sale
s f 5Ha._
1965
(♦Park Lexington 6H« ctfs..... 1953
deb 6s....
Patorson Ac Passaic G At E 5s
.194?
♦Paulista Ry 1st Ac ref 7a aer A.., .1942 M
S
4$*s—1960
Penn Ohio Ac Detroit RR—
1st Ac ref gold 4H>
A
4Hs series B
1977
A
O
.....1981
42,000
100,000
Peoria At Pekin Un 1st 5Hs A...1974 F
Pere Marquette 1st 5s series A...1956 J
1st 4s Series B
...—..—..1956 J
A
1980 M
P
1st g
4H* series C
6,538,000 Phelps Dodge conv 3H« deb
11,000
10,000
12,000
22,000
659,000
450,000
400,000
347,000
603,000
10,000
7,000
24,000
12,000
J
J
1952 J D
1943 M.N
Phtla Bait Ac Wash 1st g 4s
General 5s Series B
Gen g 4Hs series C
38$* June
1
1
38$* June
37
May 18
43$* Mar. 4
Jan.
7
57$* Jan.
7
98
June 26
98
98
65$* June 25
68
June
65$* June 25
1937 J
June 26
12,000
51,000
J
8
J
O
O
"5,000
1,000
31,000
1st mtge 4Hs series C
Pitts Y Ac Ash 1st gen 4s
ser
.
105
1053* 104
105$*
1023* Sale
993* Sale
104$* 104$* 105
102
104
104
104
1043*
1093*
1003*
107$*
1123*
104$*
105$* Sale
112
1153*
116$*
116
1163*
103 X
125 X
Sale
Sale
115$* Sale
122
110$*
Sale
Sale
Sale
111
Sale
106
1213*
1165* 117
983* 99
15
17$*
1123*
105$* Sale
1003* 1013*
1 103
June
1063* 1073* 104J* June
1 107
June 23
1003* Sale
1093* 111
130
1213*
115$* 1163*
105$* Sale
483* Sale
243* Sale
193*
193*
106
923*
108
93 J*
109
Sale
107
Sale
Sale
119
110$*
116$*
100$*
1063*
Sale
1073* Sale
109$* Sale
118
114
"163*
106
Sale
1183* June
Sale
110
June
112
1163*
993*
1063*
105>*
1033*
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
1053* Sale
119
117$* 1183* 118
114$* 1123* Sale
112$*
92
Sale
90
923*
18
15$*
11$*
153*
111
1103*
1013*
Sale
933*
94
Sale
94
loo""
Sale
"913*
93
Sale
Sale
114
Sale
111
112
100$* Sale
1023* Sale
283*
Sale
12
Sale
24
Sale
107$*
98
June
103
June
8
June
108
June
7
June
107$* June
8
June
110
June
8
June
119
June
16
June 30 114
June
3
June 30
16$* June 11
June
92
June
l66""
June 30 1023* June 22
June
June 11
28j 94
June 30' 94$* June 14
106$* June 14 111
June
4
110$* June 24 1103* June 24
91
91
123 X 1213* June 16 121$* June 16
112
Sale
112
June 30 114
June
1
1103* 113$* 111$* June 2 113
June 17
94
Sale
913* June 14 1003* June
1
103
Sale
102
June 25 103 X June
8
23
Sale
223* June 25 28$* June
9
103* Sale
243* Sale
107
Sale
95
"99"
.1960 F
A
115
110
.1963 F
A
1243*
1243* 1243*
1223* 125
122
123$*
106$* 107$*
110$*
953* "963*
1153* 122
1153*
1163* Sale"
1163* 121,
106$* 1073*
93
Sale
107
87
88
893*
1123*
1223*
1st gen 5s series C
1st 4H» series D
.1974 J
.1977 J
D
123
93* June 30
1
12$* June
26
183* June
June 29
107$* June
8
108$* June
95
June
98
D
115
6s.. 1942
coll 5s.. .1953
50,000 Potomac Elec Power 1st M
3$*•—1966
157,000 Pressed Steel Car deb 5s
1951
1,000 (♦Providence Securities deb 4s
gul957 MN
(♦Providence Terminal 1st 4s
1956 M P
3,193" 000 Pure Oil Co s f 4Hs with warr—.1950 J J
1,135,000
1143*8 w w drawn bonds..—-1950
95,000
4$*■ without warrants
.——1950
217,000
143*8 ex-w drawn bonds....1950
54,000 Purity Bakeries Corn s f
1948
78$*
80$*
403* Sale
Sale
97$*
203*
883*
Sale
for deb 6s
90H
913*
111
1* l!i*
85
Rensselaer Ac Saratoga 1st
gu 6s.1941 M N
Republic Steel Corp 4Hs ser A..1950 A O
1961 F
A
H* conv..—1954 MN
.1956 MN
4$*s—1956 J J
8,000 ♦Rhelnelbe Union s f
g 7s
..1946 J
23,000 ♦Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv
6s—.....1953 J
Sale
8,000 ♦Rhine-West Elec Power 7s_.1950 MN
13,000
♦Direct mortgage gold 6s
1952 MN
22,000
♦Cons mtge 6s
—1953 F A
♦Cons mtge 6s with warrants.. 1955 A O
5,000
♦(♦Richfield Oil of- Calif 6s. —1944 M N
♦Certificates of deposit
MN
2,000 Richmond Term Ry 1st guar 5s_.1952 J
J
6,000 ♦Rima Steel s f 7s
1955 F A
97",666
(♦Rio Grande June 1st guar
g 5sl939 J
♦Rio Grande Western 1st
g 4s—1939 J
D
J
♦ 1st
99,000
con Ar coll trust 4s series
A.1949 A O
15,000 Rochester Gas Ac El 4 H* ser D
1977 M S
Gen mtge 5s series E
—.1962 M
681666
'
♦(♦RockIs Ark Ac Louis lst«Hs —1934
5,000 ♦Ruhr Chemical 6s.—
1948
11,000 ♦Rutland-Canadian 1st guaf g 4s 1949
29,000 ^♦Rutland R R 1st cons g 4Hs_—1941
142,000 Saguenay Pow Ltd
1073* 1073*
107
As
1313* Sale"
99$* Sale
1093* 1103*
99
For footnotes,
see page 30.
Sale
203*
1053*
333*
28
:::::
11*
105
i*
633*
Sale
633* Sale
1033*
45
58
90
913*
833* Sale
it?*
Sale
Sale"
A
O
29
183*
28
28$*
343* Sale
J
J
J
Sale
O
104
J
1123* Sale
1003*
100
1033*
100$* —-
1937 MN
May
Apr.
June
Jan.
99
9
23
Jan.
12
Jan. 12
Mar. 11
Jan.
7
Jan.
Jan.
9
9
26$* Feb. 25
113
Jan.
June
June
106
Jan.
101
Jan.
June
103$* Jan.
106 X June
111
Apr.
113$* Jan.
Mar.
129
Apr.
108$* May
91 $* June
119
Jan.
12
117
Jan.
19
102
Jan.
106$* Jan. 11
8
103$* June
3
50$* Feb.
2
26$* Feb.
June
22$* June
9$* June
18$* June
106
June
30
Jan.
58
Sale
106
Sale
74
102
953* Sale
163* 263*
Jan.
98
107$* Mar.
109
Apr.
Mar.
111$*
113$*
113$*
113$*
112$*
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
111
Apr.
26
Feb.
Jan.
3
11
15
28
111
Mar.
HZ*
87
June
18
87
2
85
Jan.
Jan.
15
Jan.
15
113
Jan.
June
76
60
54$* June
106
June
106$*
78$*
26$*
102$*
743* June
19
203* Sale
June
100$* 1023* 1013* June
953* Sale
94$* June
133* 163* 20
June
1153*
113 3* Sale
i02i532102«32
105
96
20
109$* June
1073* June
983* Sale
"Sale"
96$*
98
97
June
7
June
4
June
June
June
1
8
9
June 23
June
3
115$* June 30
112$* June
7
105$* June
4
1022'3ZJune
4
June
June
99
1153*
106$* 105$* June 24
96$* Sale
9
893* June
Sale
106$* Sale
105$* June 4
Sale
106
106$* Sale
June
7
Sale
106
Sale
105$* June 29
109$*
Sale" 159
Sale
1433* June" 17
Sale
97
943* Sale
943* June 17
Sale
116
115
116$* Sale
June 26
Sale
97
96$* Sale
953* June 29
103
1033* 101
Sale
.1003* June 20
263*
34$* 30$* 32
27
June
2
21
24
June
243* 22
<28
4
Sale
24
233* "25"
21$* Sale
30
233*
48
44$*
48
44$*
104
24$*
22$* 25
243* Sale
22$* 30
393* 443*
393* 45
104
503*
50
86
72$*
38$*
1083*
193* Sale
17
20
Feb.
5
Jan. 28
6
97$* Feb.
110$* Mar. 10
4
124$* Feb.
96
108
May
119$* Apr.
Sale
21$*
253*
12
6
123$* Jan.
107$* Apr. 13
June
Sale
34
22
124
June
90$* June
Jan.
Jan.
m
Jan,
87
Jan.
Mar. 16
114$* Jan. 29
2
114$* Feb.
113$* Mar.
113$* Mar.
104$* Mar.
June 18
June 30
78
114
70
8
Mar.
108$* May 21
85$* Jan.
110
Sale
94$*
1063*
1063*
1073*
1093*
1503*
19
2
107
116
112
June 14
Il8~" .-III
122
S
St Lawr Ac Adirondack 1st g As—1996 J
J
I
2d gold 6s
1996 A O
]
108
1103* Sale
S
1st M 4 $*8.—1966 A
St Jos Ac Grand Island 1st g
4s—1947 J
.
50,000 St Joseph Ry L H Ac P 1st
Sale
M
J
Mar.
June
June
2
54$* June
105$* Apr.
74$* June
19
92
Apr.
Apr.
20
88$* Jan.
45$* Jan.
June
100
75$* Jan.
25
Sale
75
114$* June
3
97$* June 23
107
Jan.
106
100
Jan.
5
Feb.
4
90
102$* Apr.
102'932June
97
June
Feb.
25
131 $* Feb.
112 X June
85$* Jan.
109$* June
107 X June
3
105$* June
102*i 32 June
101
105
97$* June
119
June
Mar. 13
Mar. 11
100
Jan.
Mar. 18
32
18
Jan.
24$* Mar.
24
June 16
223* June
3
21$* June
1
25
Mar.
19$* Mar.
25
233* June 11
24$* June 23
June 25
8
19
13
Mar.
2
2
27
45
June
June 25
45$* JUne
7
104
June 30 104$* June 15
60
June 25
57$* June
4
5
Mar.
4
19$* Mar.
19$* Mar.
26$*
25$*
26$*
26$*
Mar.
5
Mar.
3
45
24$* June 29
66
Jan.
7
66
Jan.
7
May
44$* May
103$* Mar.
53$* Mar.
91
"76"" June" "7
69$* June
2
34
39$* June 10
2 116$* June
2
June 30
116$* June
Feb.
69$* June
34
June
1./7
25
112
24
Sale
17$*
17
June 26
20
June
2
24
"19$*
23$* June 16
19$* June 28
25$* June 24
19
Sale
24
Sale
24
25$* June 23
1003* Sale 1003* Sale
100
1073* 109$* 107
98
981532 983* 99
97
993*
993*
1033*
1033*
—.
212
June 26
Sale
1163*
108$*
Apr. 28
Mar. 13
J an.
5
127
94 X June 17
108
Jan. 25
24$* June 24
893*
"It*
115$* Feb.
v
13
13
7
7
5
130$* Mar. 11
Jan.
18
95$* June 29 100
Jan.
6
100$* June 20 106
97$* June
103$* June
81
:
1
June
6
Mar.
2
112
164
27
19
28$* Feb. 20
105$* June 24 126$* Jan.
9 104$* Jan.
89$* June
105
Apr.
1 108$* Jan.
Jan.
105$* Apr.
5 108
June 28
106$* June
107$* June
14
108$* Feb. 20
\
1153* HO
103
Jan.
107
100
—
"2I666
111$*
111$*
111$*
121$*
117$*
88
102' 932June
J
J
June
Jan.
Apr.
ii
June
9
Jan.
Jan.
123
113
87
87
Jan.
126
109
June 17
June
4
June 10
28
115$* Jan.
111
117$* June 17 117$*
118
116$* June
1 117$*
116$* 118
116$* June 29 117$*
June
107X1 „M 107
3 107$*
90
1053* Sale
99
91
25
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
108
1163* 122
783* Sale
25$* Sale
101
100
91
6
May
Jan.
Mar.
15$* June
108
May
109
110
123
8
110$* June 11
90
1
12
June 23
109
Sale
593*
106
106
96$*
16$*
833*
109$* June
(♦ Radio Keith Orph pt pd ctfs
Ac com stk
(65% pd)
16,000
♦♦Debenture gold 6s
—.1941 J D
166,000 Read Co Jersey Cen coll
g 4s
1951 A O
122,000
Gen Ac ref 4H* series A
J
—1997 J
122,000
Gen Ar ref 4 H> series B
J
1997 J
189,000 Remington Rand deb
4^s w w—1956 M S
Gen mtge 4$*s series C
122,000 Revere Copper At Brass 1st
1
120
723* Sale
106
108$* June
1093* June
117
116
"95$*
110
Gen mtge
4Hs series B
Purch money 1st 5
June
■
115$*
106$*
113$*
98$*
103$*
103$*
103$*
116$*
112
113$* Jan.
119
A
442,000 Portland General
Electric 4 H*—1960 M S
30.000
1st 5s 1935 extended to 1950
J
J
318,000
89,000
359.000
9
110
110
1st gen 5s series B
652",65o
June
Mar.
6
Mar.
107
96$* Apr.
118$* June 11
Jan.
109$*
106$*
112$*
1165*
116$*
103$*
Apr.
109$* Apr.
7
1123* June
8
99$* June
119$* June 16
Sale
110
94
105$* Jan.
108
9
106
87
102
Apr.
June
109
107$* 109
1093* 110$* 1103* Sale
1093* 111
110$* 111
O
106$* Jan.
Jan.
June 22
114$*
D
6
19
107
113
107"" II—I
.1958 J
.1959 A
110
109
107
.1964 MN
.1970 I D
1
107$* Jan.
Apr,
Apr.
June
100
A
Feb.
Mar.
108
Sale
7
3
101$* Feb.
106$* Jan. 28
1133* 113
1123* June
112
1123* 112$* Il4"" 1123* June
98
June
983* Sale
993* Sale
118$*
1103*
1173*
101$*
14
13
90$* Apr.
103$* Mar.
109$* Feb.
100
May
113
4
Jan.
104$*
99$*
99$*
103$*
1
Sale
28
Jan.
77
122
104
June 29
Sale
10
Jan.
50$* Feb.
100$* May
101$* May
104
May
14
7 100$* June
4 105
75$* Mar. 17
91$* May 28
101$* June 18
109
g 5s
June
99$* June
June 26
103
Jan.
85
58
105 X Feb.
June
D
conv
106
June
111
104
June 22
Apr.
June
June
Jan.
June
Apr.
1003*
—-
103
90
June 23 104
June 23
June 18 1053* June
9
June 28 104
June 28
June
9 107$* June
9
104
105$* 108
1023* Sale
1003* Sale
ser A. .1948 J
.1962 F
58,000 Porto Rlcan Am Tobac
1,198,000 (♦Postal Teleg Ac Sable
June 22
105
108 X 110
v
Sale
Sale
105 X
.1960 A O
...
....
112
.1949 F
.1975 A O
J
.1977 J
.1943 MN
A
90
1003*
.1953 J D
.1957 MN
.1945 MN
Pitts At West Va 1st 4V4s
1st mtge 4Hs series B
-----
96
49$* June
4
59$* June 29
68$* June
1
117$* June 23 117$* June 23
105$* 1033* 1043* 104
105
107X
90
1113*
1133*
113$*
1133*
1053*
.1942 MN
General g 5s ser B
General 4 Hs series C
Pitts Va At Char 1st guar 4s
95
117
A
.1942
Con 4s series H guar
g
Con 4 H' series 1
g
Con 4Hs series J
guar.......
Gen guar 5s series A
104
117$*
J
Con 4s series D
guar g
Con 3Hs series E
guar g
Con 4s series F guar
g_——.
Con 4a series G guar
5,000
122,000
110$*
60
99$*
86
93$*
39$*
59$*
116$*
June 23
114
4Hs series C guar g
g
100 X 102
106 X 107
46
121H 125
.1940 A
guar g
117$*
853*
443*
45
125
1943 4 O
...1952 M N
P C C Ac St L g
4H> series A
Con 4H> series B
122 X 123 H
65
90
1
99$* June
93 H 100
A
D
(♦PbMa At Read C At 1 ref 5s
1973 J
♦Convertible deb 6s..........-1949 M
67
48
Sale
Sale
1103* Sale
Phlla Company secured gold 5s.1967 J D
Phila Electric 1st & ref
3$*8_——1967 M S
Pirelli Co (Italy) conv 7a
Sale
913*
913*
983* Sale
45
88
4
5
June 26
98
9 100$* June 19
86
June 17
91$* June
1
June
2
93$* June 28 100
116"$*'
1977 J
1981 J
Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr s f 4a
Ptllsbury Flour Mills 20-yr 6s
39X
693*
1133* 1143*
P
1974
General 4H« series D
Con
99$* Sale
108$*
Penn Pow At Lt 1st M 4Hs
1981 A O
5,000 Penn RR consol
gold 4s
.-1943 M N
28,000
Con sol gold 4s
.....1948 M N
15,000
Stamped dollar bonds... —1948 M N
525.000
Gen mtge 3$* » series C—..—1970 A O
76,000
Consol 4H* Issue of 1915......I960
652,000
General 4Hs Series A—......1965
218,000
General 5a Series B.........-.1968
616,000
Debenture gold 4 Hi
1970
299,000
General 4Hs series D.........1981
243,000
Gen mtge 4series E........ 1984
1,515,000
Conv deb 3 $*8
1952
9,000 Peoples Gas A Coke 1st
6s...... 1943
29,000
Refunding gold 5s
.....—1947 M S
25,000 Peoria Ac East 1st cone 4a...-.—1940 A O
26,000
♦Income 4s (flat)
1990 A O
■
13l"666
65
74
1944
.
9651666
Sale
Sale
38X
Pennsylvania Co—
Guar 3Ha tr ctfs series A
1937 M S
1,000
Guar 3H« coll tr ctfs ser B
1941 F
8,000
Guar g 3Ha tr ctfs aeries C—1942 J D
8,000
Guar g 3Ha tr ctfs aeries D...1944 J D
19,000
40-year guar tr ctfs 4a Ser B..1952 MN
453,000
28-year 4s
...1963 F A
122,000 Penn Dixie Cement 1st 6s A
1941 M 8
20,000 Penn Glass Sand 1st mtge
J D
79.000
68
100
Ibi'x Sale"
Paris-Orleans RRExt
conv
Sale
1947
debenture
Parmelee Trans
74
100X Sale
1955
4
104
383* Sale
39J*
42
Paramount Broadway Corp—
126,000
7
102X Jan.
99$* May 25 102X Jan.
Apr. 10 105$* Jan.
98$* Apr.
9 104 $| Feb.
166
June 30
22
June
June 26 101$* June
June
3
99
5
7
June 12
Mar.
Feb.
17
June
116
Feb.
104$* May 11
60
June 25
9
91$* Jan.
84
Jan.
9
52$* Jan. 18
116$* Mar. 10
108$* Apr. 28
28$* Feb. 19
20$* Mar.
25$* Mar.
19$* June
May
32$* Jan.
34$* Jan.
23
99$* Apr.
May
May
100
Apr.
98$* Apr.
107
97
1
8
2
8
29 104$* Jan.
4 112$* Jan. 21
20 101"32 Jan. 22
14 103$* Jan.
6
Jan. 28
17 102
*
July, 1937]
Sales in
N. Y. STOCK
N.
29
PRICES IN JUNE
Price
bonds
June
Value
EXCHANGE-BONDS
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Jan. 2
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
June 1
1937
Ask
Bid
St Louis Iron Mtn Ac South—
152,000
♦*r|y«r Ac Gulf DIt 1st a 4s...1933 MN
34,000
♦Certificates of deposit..
10,000 {*StL PeoAcN W 1st 5s
1948 j"j
j
21,000 St L Rky M & Pac 5s stmpd
1955 j
J*St Louis-San Francisco Ry—
J
182,000
♦Prior lien 4s series A
...1950 j
41,000
♦Certificates of deposit....
64,000
♦Prior lien 5s series B
1959 j""j
66,000
♦Certificates of deposit.......
363,000
*Con M 4Hs series A
1978 M S
403,000
♦Certificates of deposit stamped.
78,000 {St Louis Southwest 1st £ 4s
1989 mn
June 30
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Ask
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
„
46,000
112,000
Not 1989 j
♦♦1st terminal Ac unif 5s......1952 J
j
1990 J
4s.. 1948 J
J
*2d gold 48 income bond
12,000
♦Gen Ac ret 5s series A
St Paul At Dulutto 1st consoi
{♦lit Paul B Grand Trunk 4 Ha -1947 J
47,000 {♦St Paul Ac K C Short L guar 4Hal941 f
St Paul Minn Ac Manitoba—
j
d
J
Sale
Sale
Sale
31% Sale
33
28 H
61
51
,
A
O
......
mn
76 H
75
June
17
June 28
793* June 12
80
36
75
32
36
June 21
79
36
Sale
82 H
83
823* June
26
Sale
21
24
24
Sale
213* June 28
19
18
Sale
35
82 H
263* Sale
"24""
Sale
213*
Sale
87 H
86
Sale
65
52
"29 3*
20
20h
24 H
105
065* 107H
23 5* 124
02
1023*
12H H3
095* 1105*
.14
39 H
46
40
42
39 H
44
40
Sale
21
Sale
101zs32Sale
1035* 106H
1183* Sale
102
Sale
1103*' Sale
108 % 109
113
1133*
25 H
30
30
26
25H
25H
-----
30
Sale
305*
Sale
10
114
27
A
O
a
o
Sale
27 H
F
A
Sale
.1959 A O
Sale
♦Certificates of deposit.......
cons 4s series A
....1945 ms
♦Certificates of deposit.....
Sale
9H
13H
14 H
13H
14H
17 5* Sale
16
173*
33
35
.....
236,000
64,000
679,000
221,000
5,000
♦♦Refunding g 4s
♦1st At
♦♦Atlan-BIrm DIt 1st g 4s.May 1933
{Seaboard-All Flo 1st 4s A
1935
♦Certificates of deposit.....
198,000
Series B
m~s
19 %
35
Sale
38
13 H Sale
135
111]
101
80
102 J
135*
113
Sale
83
103 H
121
Sale
Sale
105 %
107
Sale
104 %
105 %
Sale
98%
Sale
1,000(
South Ac Nor Ala gu 5s..
59,000 ISoutb BolIT At T 1st
a
1963 A
1941 J
f 5s
74,000 Southern Calif Gas 4H>
1st mtge Ac ref 4s
105,000
....1961 M
O
125
J
108
Sale
S
1965 F
A
45,000 Southern Colorado Power 1st g 4s '47 J
Southern Natural Gas—
J
1st mtge pipe line 4Ha
87.000
1951 A O
203,000 Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug. '49 j d
lst4H< (Oregon Lines) ser A..1977 M 8
329,000
Gold 4Hs
1948 M 8
325,000
Gold 4Ha
May 1 1969 M n
439,000
Gold 4Hs
445,000
1981 M N
J
10-year secured 35*8
592,000
1946 j
"lan Francisco Term 1st 4s.... 195# A O
201,000
2,000 So Pac off Calif 1st cons 5s......1937 MN
South Pac Coast guar 4s
"""562
1937 J
J
271 "606 Southern Ry 1st
cons
18
June
June 17
June 18
86
June 10
June
1
80
june
50
June
18
45 H
Sale
453* June 30
1
35
513* June
Sale
33
37
4
80
June 30
Sale
Sale
88%
99 %
1025* Sale
109H HOH
108
103
101'*32
105
S'weatern Gas Ac Elec 4s
ser D...1960
{♦Spokane internet 1st g As....1955
Staley (A E) Mfg 1st mtge 4s
1946
Standard Oil N J deb 3s
......1961
153*
19
Sale
j
106 5*
J
f
a
j
d
1943 j
33 2*
d
Tenn Coal Iron At RR gen 5s_.___1951 i
\
Tenn Copper db Chem—
......1944 m
Sale
Feb.
20
4
119
3
113
124
4
1
110
110% June
1093* June
995* Apr.
1083* Apr.
1053* Apr.
110
Apr.
2634 June
25 3* June
Sale
102
June
110
108 % Sale
107 % June
1135* 1133* 1133* June
203*
23 3*
25
dill
35
26
28
26
"31""
UH Sale
6%
a7H
113* Sale
11
143*
26*
114
263* June
253* June
273* June
26
Sale
Sale
Sale
30
ser
B
3000 J
June
93* June
June
15
June
143* June
183* June
June
June
17 % June
June
303* June 24
Sale
99
108H Sale
1013*
*
99 h June
7
96 3* June 10
4
953* June
903* June 10
905* June 10
June
71
89
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
88
1043*
1003*
223*
1043*
Sale
97 3*
Sale
Sale"
101
94
1033* June
963* June
Sale
Sale
Sale
1043* June
1003* June
22
1053*
1013*
285*
1045*
June
June
June
June
June
1
102
8
99
Mar.
June
1
22
Sale'
Sale
107 3*
Sale
106
June
June 21
121H 123
883*
1952 fa
893*
91
90 H
90 3*
Sale
106 X Sale
20
121
Sale
121H
il5H
H5H
1093* 1095*
115
113]
101
Sale
101
Sale
119
June
1
4
Jan.
Feb.
6
20
Jan.
20
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
105
Jan.
955* Feb.
1093 Jan.
106
Jan.
40
Feb.
101
Mar.
106H Jan.
Mar.
95
June 14 119
Feb.
June
1013*
1
142
1 1073* June 16
June 18 1473* June
2
17 114
June 25
102
Jan.
8
8
15
8
12
16
9
1
4
20
5
2
qq
103 % June
June
85
1033* June
93
106
June
1073*
116
June
116
Sale
108
June
109
1043* June
Sale
Sale
104
1025* June
108
1073* 1123* 1075* June
122
June
1183* 1223* 119
June
1033* 1003* 1013* 101
103
June
1003* Sale 100
Sale
Sale
100
1093* 10834 109
100
108
123
1045*
1033*
1033*
1093*
523*
26 3*
June
Sale
46
June
IV*
89
Sale
14
June
98
Jan.
Jan.
21
21
1
117
Apr. 25 126
Jan.
21
4
103
Mar. 19 105
June 26 104
Jan. 10
Jan. 18
Jan.
6
Jan.
6
Jan.
5
Feb. 19
Jan.
4
Jan. 29
Jan. 12
Feb. 15
Jan. 10
Jan.
4
June 11
Feb.
3
Feb.
4
Jan. 11
1
85
106
Mar. 23 1095*
115
118H
11134
108 H
105 H
June 11
June
8
June
9
Apr. 21
1053* Mar. 22
1035* Mar. 18
9
100
Apr.
105
Apr. 30
Mar. 18
118
101
Apr. 15
June
16
100
June 10
June 11
100
1285*
1065*
June 28 108
June 28 108H
Apr.
7 1093*
7
46
June 29
5
14
June 28
7
89
June 30 101H
3
9
June
1003* Sale
100
June
793* Sale
1043* 105
793* Sale
1043* Sale
793* June
1
813* June
1033* June 29 1053* June
983* June
110
June
June
q*;
June
1003* June
89
993* 100
140
Feb. 17
9 1075* Jtfoe 16
June
2
June 17
June
2
Sale
99
1023* Mar.
May 19 195
May 17 143
1055* June 23
5
1043* June
1083* June
47
June
June 14159
105
June
1223* 1193* June 29 1203* June
5
9
995* June 23
735*
463*
975* Apr. 29 1003* June
73
101
Jan.
25
83
Jan.
Apr. 20 108h Jan.
97 h May 18 103
9
19
6
Jan.
15
Jan.
7
103
104
1035
June 18 104
June 18
117
102 H Apr. 28 107h
116
Apr. 14 118
115
June 16 123
90
Jan.
4 100
.
116
115
June 16 1153* June 10
1153* 118H 114
98
Sale
8
973*
983* 97 H June 28 983* June
93
95
June
2
973* Sale
973*
975* June 30
....
96
943* Sale
975*
1043* 105
1033* Sale
18 %
163*
18
117
1173* 118"" Sale
111
Sale
1093* Sale
1113* Sale
1123* Sale
Sale
1065* Sale 106
1153* Sale
115
114
96 H Sale
95
953*
963* Sale
955* Sale
1073* 108
1063* Sale
_
107H 108
88
June
1053* June
110
Sale
90
853*
Sale
1063* 1073* 106
117
115
1153*
973*
103
Mar.
June
98
Sale
J
1083*
100h
1123*
853*
1053*
1103*
1053*
June
101k
Sale
1955
Mar.
June 28
June
1
2
4
Jan.
91% June
1015* May
933* June
June
22
22
22
103
Sale
-
103
21
Jan.1
June
June
783*
973*
1013*
1033*
993*
1033*
June
89
1043* Sale
1103*
965* Apr.
1063* Jan.
1013* June
71
Sale
107 H 1083*
122 h
June
93
9
5
11
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June
723* Sale
913* Sale
1053*
103 %
1073*
121H
102 %
102%
108H
Feb.
Jan.
June
Sale
108
102 3*
973* Apr.
913* Apr.
Apr.
Sale
88
2
5
June 21
1015* Apr. 10 106
1033* Apr. 12 1065* Jan. 20
Sale
June
8
Jan.
June 21 108
Jan.
Mar. 23 1075* June
105
105
97$
I1I3*
Sale
Jan.
May
101h
76
108
9
20
Mar.
3
243* Mar. 2
823* Feb. 11
6
1025* Jan.
6
107h Jan.
Jan. 23
130
104
June
June
Jan.
893* Apr.
100
73
1003* Feb.
June
8
14h Jan. 15
1173* Mar. 11
973* Mar.
1005* Apr.
118
Apr.
June 29
89
June
7
June 29 1005* June
9
June
7 1085* June 18
June 16 1013* June 16
June
7
143* Jan.
102
June
913*
102 H
103
1033*
"983* Sale "933* Sale
93 3*
102 H
1023* 1033* 1023*
5
Jan.
June
Sale
5
5
5
8
Mar.
Apr.
108
109
ft
278,000 Union Pac RR 1st At land gr g 4s. 1947
First Ac refunding 4s
June 3008 M 8
278,000
1st lien Ac raJ 5a.........June 3008 M 8
29,000
34-year 3 Hs debenture
.....1970 A O
147,000
35-year 3Hs debenture
1971 MN
167,000
42,000 United Biscuit (Amer) deb 5s...1950 A O
101
June 28
June 28
8
225* Mar.
383* Jan.
503* Jan.
183* Mar.
June
Jan.
233* Mar.
Jan.
68
Jan.
Jan.
20
63* June
107 3* June
June
3
4
363* Mar.
133* Mar.
203* Mar.
63* June 28
2 106
j
33,000 UJlgawa Elec Power secured 7s..1945
1957
92,000 Union B1 Lt 9c Pow (Mo) g 5s
1945
6,000 •{♦Union SleT Ry Chic 1st 5s
54,000 Union Oil Cal 30-yr 4s ser A Afiey 1942
3Hs debentures
1952
1,664,000
80
97
107
June
June
June
m
39,000 Tol St
For footnotes, see page 30.
81
108
Sale
J
72
8*
63* June
113* June
103* June
123* June
113* June
3034 June
if*
5
Jan.
11
29
14
Feb. 15
Jan. 22
44
433* Feb. 15
Jan.
121
2
Feb. 17
i#
1133* June
100
3
1035* Mar.
1123* Jan.
June
27
24
Mar.
27
June
1043* June
Sale
...........
ff*
Sale
1113*
O
9,000 Tyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7 Ha
Guar sec s f 7s
8,000
June 28
84
Sale
Jan I960 A
1949 M
Tri-Contfn'l Corp conr deb 5a ser A'53 J
1
June 22 122
843* Sale
1033* 1033*
1063*
3
June
983* June 17 100
1033* June
1 1055* June
833* Sale
120H
L Ac West 1st g 4s
1950 a o
Tol W Va Ac Ohio 1st guar 4s C..1942 m s
Tor Ham Ac Buff 1st 4a
1944 I d
June
983*
103 H
Sale
85* June
273*
26
104
Sale
Trenton Gas & Elec 1st 5s
98
1043* 1045*
1013* 102 H
1083* 1103*
136"'
June
37
Mar.
1053* Sale
110
J
1
June 21 1053* June
105 J* 106
106
June 29 1075* June
1043* 1043* 1043* June
June
1 106
1053* Sale 1053* June
1 1065* June
1253* 126
J
1937 I
1952 J
71
122
J
d
June
1053* 105
8
J
9
June
313* June 29
28
June
5
63* June 28
104 J*
142
1940 J
Third Are RR 1st gold 5a
Tidewater Assoc Oil deb 3Hs
Sale
147
Gen Ac ref 5s series C._... ....1979
Gen At ref 5s ser D.
...1980 ID
Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5H> A—1964 M S
♦Adjustment Income 5s
Sale
1063* Sale
........1977 A O
Third Are 1st ref 4s
99
105 H
105H Sale
d
Corp deb 3Hs
.........1951 J
cons g 5s ..........1943 J
t exas Ac Pacific 1st g 5s
"72""
167
Sale
T
Texas Ac N O
70
119
A
9
114
June
63*
113*
10 h
123*
113*
303*
1
9
June 23
27
June
24
June
June
273* June 10
273* June
9
June
27
June
263* June
June
1133*
20
1043* Sale
1053*
1013*
28 5*
104%
97%
8
18
1035* Jan.
1065* Jan.
163* June 17
Sale
Sale"
Jan.
1013* June
1013* May
Sale
1183* 119
54
.093* Jan.
3
Sale
A
Apr.
lOl^June
1
1043* June 15
j
g 5s
1944 F
Gen ref ■ f gold 4s
1953 J
1 exarkana Ac F S Ry 5Hs A guar. 1950 f
cons
June
Sale
101
4
1013* 1013* June
1043* 104H 1043* June
117
Sale
1163* June
101% Sale 1013* June
8
Tenn Elec Power 1st 6s series A..1947 J d
Term RR Assn of St L 1st g 4Hs..l939 A O
33
Jan.
745* Feb. 19
653* Mar. 8
283* May
163* June
105
105
158
123
.00
45h- June
106 %
78' '
94
Sale
mn
Symington-Gould Corp—
11st mtgeconr inc (with warr).1956 f a
HWithout warrants.........1956 f a
Conr deb 6s serle* B
"93"
June
25
1223*
89 H
Sale
Sale
65
June
106
15
June 28
Sale
Tokyo Eloctrlc Light (Ltd)
1st M 6s S Series
June 18 1951 J d
155,000
123,000 Toledo Ac Ohio Cent ref Ac Imp 3j*a '60 J d
23*666
June
925* June 28
Sale
1951 J
♦Studebaker Corp conT deb 6s.. 1945 j
1950 m
201,000 Swift ft Co l*t M 3Hs
"1*066
20
Sale
103 H
Gen ref 5s
5
5
Sale
St Louis DIt 1st g 4a
exas
253* June
233* June
93 H
Sale
First
June
June 29
June 28
933*
Sale
335", 000
21,000
109,000
35,000
5,000
45,000
135,000
519,000
3,000
34,000
69,000
91,000
84,000
19,000
563,000
936,000
116,000
493,000
June
173*
Sale
1956 A
St*ten Isl Ry 1st gu g 4 Ha.
32,000
22
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Bast Tenn reorg lien 5s
1938 m s
25,000
Mobile At Ohio coll tr 4s
1938 m s
45.000
95,000 Southw Bell Tel 3 Hs series B....1964 j d
6,000
12,000
99% Sale
94 %
89 H
Derel At gen 6s series A.......1956 A
Dstsi Ae gen 6Hs series A.....1954 A
Memphis DIt 1st g 5s.........1996 J
39,000
1
8
94%
105 H
Sale
Mar. 6
Jan. 13
Mar. 8
Jan. 11
Mar. 8
Mar. 8
June
June 29
June 29
Sale
108
7
37h
33h
363*
333*
333*
303*
June
25
22
Sale
5s„..._.._1994 J
Ootoi At gsa 4s series a
807,000
234,000
219,000
7,000
97,000
65,000
57,000
385,000
Sale
71
J
South Pac RR 1st ref guar 4S....1955 J
48 stamped.....
1955
105 H 106
Jan.
83* June
63* June 28
108
Sale
1083* Sale
107 3* June 14 1093* June
98% Sale
97% Sale
963* June 25 993* June
84 H
87
80
88 %
82 3* June
88
J une
2
983*
67
June
66
9
June
653* 60
"20"" 23
223*
213* June
4
233* June
1065*
1950 A O
85
6H
102]
106]
280,000 Socony-Vacuum Oil deb 3H«
23
26
50
Sale
Sale
"565*
8
Jan.
20
833*
7h
503
f 4Ha
Jan.
82
Sale
7H Sale
"68"
a
48
82
54 H
Sale
....1951 M 8
♦Debenture
895* Feb. 15
883* Feb. 17
June 21
5
7
18
Sale
Sale
8%
11,000 ♦Silesia Elec Corp i^i.. .......1946 F A
7,000 SUesian-Am Corp coll tr g 7s
1941 F A
j
260,000 Skelly Oil debenture 4s
....1951 J
June 17
263* June
253* June
263* June
1935
♦Certificates of deposit
55,000
67,000 Sharon Steel Corp cony deb 4^8.1951 M S
451,000 Shell Union Oil deb 3H®
1951 M S
21,000 Sblnyetsu Bt Pow 1st *Ha
1952 1 D
j
♦♦Siemens 9c Halske sec s f g 7s..1935 J
37". 666
Sale
June 28
107
107
39
203*
18 %
75
75
36
823* June 22
1
5
June 21
June
173* June 29
24H
28
51H Sale
29
393*
65
05H
33
03 %
......
34 H
33
30H Sale
28 H Sale
99
99 5*
695*
70 %
225*
J
Sale
35
70.000
1T5s extended to July 1
....1943 J
tPaclflc Ext storting guar 4s_. 1940 J
9,000
46,000 lit Paul Union Depot 1st 5s guar. 1972 J
288,000 iSan Ant Ac Aran Pass 1st guar 4S.1943 J
j
28,000 .Sun Antonio Public Serr 1st 6s A. 1952 J
63,000 San Diego Cons G At El 4s
1965 MN
7,000 Santa Fe Prase At Phonfx 1st 5s..1942 M S
J
75
71
40 %
77
90
a
6,000 {♦iSchulco Co guar i^s
1944
10,000
♦Stamped
♦Guar sinking fund iH* B
4,000
1946
6,000
♦Stamped
6,000 Sclo VaU At N E 1st guar g 4s
1989
10,000 ♦{♦Seaboard Air Lino 1st g 4s ..1950
♦♦Stamped 4s
...1950
121,000
♦
4,000
Idjustment 5s
Oct 1949
Sale
79
85
45
84 3*
94 H June
10334 June
163* June
117
108
June
' June
1103* June
1053* June
114
June
953* June
953* June
1063* June
975* June 29
1043* June 10
18
118
June 29
June 22
111
June
1
9
1133* June
107 h June
9
116
June
4
973* June 10
96 3* June
1
109
June
8
90
Mar. 22
Mar. 10
Mar.
8
Mar. 10
975* June 30
Jan.
June 29
June
Apr. 30
Jan. 25
Jan.
7
Mar. 10
Jan. 15
June
Apr.
June
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
May 18
Apr.
Jan.
Jan
Apr.
May
June
7
2
1
h
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
30
Sales in
Y.
N.
Value
STOCK
134
Co (Del) 5®
UNJRR* Canal Co tfen 4s
United Drufi
♦{♦United Ry® St L lat 8 4a
Fdy con* deb 34»
U S Rubber lat & ref 5a aerlaa
U S Pipe &
♦United Steel
Wka
♦64* aerleaC..
♦Sinking fund deb
A..
A..
—
•«
A—
k Trac lat 8c ref 5®_.
Utah Power At Light lat 5a.,,—.
Utah Light
{♦Utilities Pow 8c Ltg
♦Debenture
deb g 5J4«-
5a...
———•
Vanadium Corp
Vandalia tonaol
150
Sale
4
"274
"29~"
1034
1054
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1024 1034
1104
Sale
1044
1034 Sale
Sale
87
83
81
794
95
Sale
103
Sale
88
34
944 June
9
804 June 11
97
June 22
97
June
2
June
4
32
June
1
32
344 June
8
274
304
284
1044
774
954
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
65
Sale
80
243,000 Warner Bros Pictures conr deb 6sl939
203,000 {♦Warner Quintan con* deb 6a. .1939
1941
42,000 {♦Wanen Bros Co deb 6s
Warren R R lat ref gu g 34s
2000
1948
"i',666 Wash Cent Ry lat g 4s
1945
10,000 Wash Term lat guar 34*
754
1014
96
1945
274
354
284
1054
June
June
June
80
96
934 June 30
464 June
1
55
June 23
106
Maryland 1st g 4s.........1953
series A......1977
N Y & Penn Gen gold 4s—1943
Sale
104
107
107
1074 Sale
1074 1084 108
West
First A ref 54s
West
{♦Western Pacific 1st
1114
105
112
Sale
coll tr 5s........ 1938
Fund Ac real eat 44s gold
1950
Gold
1951
I960
5s
Gold 5s
Sale
Sale
♦Westphalia Un El Pow 6s.......1951
West Shore lat 4s guar.........2361
Registered....
........2361
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry 4s D..1966
Wheel 8c L Erie RR lat con g 4s.. 1949
Wheeling Steel Corp 44s aer A..1966
White Sewing Machine deb 6s...1940
Sale
954
1,000
43,000
31,000
Conv deb
8c Tube—
34®-——.........1951
4s serlea C.........1961
1st mtge a f
t Accrued interest payable at
late ef $4.8484 to the £ sterling.
the exchange
X Companies reported as being in bankrutpcy,
teceivership, or being reorganized under Section 77
el the
Bankruptcy Act.
or
securities assumed by
a
the
n
r
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
Bend selling flat.
5 Called for redemption.
z
♦
e
14
14
10
3 1024 Feb.
9
13
22
Jan.
1094 June 29
106
June
9
June
June
June
Sale
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
07
June
094 June
June
00
June
244
214
244
Sale
914 Sale
88
864 Sale
107
106
110H 113""
1094 110
33
June
m
Sale
99
344
June
June
June
1034 104
34
36
106
Apr.
2
Apr.
1
1064 Feb. 11
102
Mar. 23
034 June
June 18
38
101
June 17 384
June 23
224
154 15
104
1034 June 14 105
Sale
1004 June 18 1014
Jan.
108
23
Sale
22
19
24
25
11
164
154
104
164 June 28
16
June 28
7
9
2
31
15
7
June
15
Jan.
23
Feb.
19
Jan.
11
Jan.
4
Jan.
6
Jan.
2
Jan.
19
Mar.
3
Jan.
20
Jan.
18
June
3
Feb.
6
18
Mar.
8
Jan.
Mar.
May
June :
6
Mar.
324 May
June
June
8
Jan.
994 Feb. 22
15 1054 Jan. 21
21 106
May 13
1
284 June 30
284 June 28
8
2 1004 June 25
1
894 June 29
4
884 June 25
87
June 24
10
19
Mar. 24
21
89
June 29
10
86
June
2
25
3 105
Mar. 13
106
Apr. 28
23
5
974 Apr. 12
3 1024 May 20
June
9
Apr. 30
1
04
June
8
12
15
254
34
37
Sale
.11
June 15
June
7
June
June
1
8
184 June
17
June
1
2
June
1394 1254 June 17 137
1344 125
June 28 1014 June
1014 Sale 1004 Sale 100
8
1
20
June
of the current
included in year's range.
Cash sales, only transactions
\
were
transacted
26
99
25
22
Jan.
7
Jan.
June
9
Jan.
Mar.
2
8
4
7
244 Mar.
Jan.
164 June
16
June
Jan.
Jan.
1234 Jan. 27 1624 Mar.
Jan.
984 Mar. 23 105
during the current month and are not
cluded in the monthly or yearly range:
In¬
944.
The following deferred delivery sales were trans,
acted during the current month and are not
Manila RR. 4s 1939, June 14 at
z
transactions of the
included in year's range.
sales
Jan.
1034 May ;
1064 Mar.;
June 15
June
8
Under the rule sales, only
cash
25
Jan
Sale
following
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
024 June
014 June
244 June
924 June
874 June
Ex-interest
1014 June
76
80
117
June
Deferred delivery sales, only transactions of
current month, and not included in year's
The
June 23
Feb. 19
116
June
month, and not
934 June 30 1004 Jan.
444 May 17 554 Jan.
55
77
8
1
Sale
current month. and not
Feb.
994 Mar. 12
1 1044 Mar. 24
Sale
range.
tuck companies.
*
Sale
Sale
Mar. 31
90
2
June
24
1284
1044
40
1094 Mar. 16
June
119
01
Sale
F A
Mar. 17
1194 June
June
Sale
6
44
1074 June
Sale
904
904
894
264
104
6
394 Mar. 10
7
Sale
Sale
Mar.
434 Mar.
June
25
101
1014 Sale
1004 Sale
41
May
29
274 June !
304 June
284 June
104
Apr.
774 May
94
Apr.
Feb.
June
324
MN
294 June !
June 30 1104 Jan.
02
115
Sale
Youngs town Sheet
2
June
{♦Worcester 8tConn Eaat Ry 44el943
192,000
553.000
3
June
June
1034
♦♦Sup 8c Dul DIt 8c Ter lat 4a. 1936
♦Certificates of deposit
June
Sale
Sale
634
♦Certificates of deposit..
9
3
Sale
W*
29
Sale
364
J
June
1074
1024
Sale
324
1034 104
{♦Wlckwlre-Spen St'I Co 7s.Jan 1935
Ctfa dep Chase Nat Bank.
104,000
82,000 Wllkes-Barre 8c Eaat lat gu g 5a. 1942
1938
7,000 Wllmar 8c Sioux Falls lat 5a
240,000 Wilson 8c Co 1st M 4s aer A......195
Wlnston-Salem S B 1st 4s
1960
70",000 {♦Wisconsin Cent lat gen g 4a..1949
1
June
1024 1004 Sale
33
994
{♦Wickwire-Spencer Steel lat 7S.1935
J
Ctfa dep Chase Nat Bank...
15,000
1
62
102
Sale
Western Union
June
084
084
334
324
Sale
5s aer A...1946
♦Assented.
5
June 15
June
7
954 June
3 101]
109
470,000
97,000
15,000
148,000
257,000
219,000
219,000
620,000
695,000
18,000
181,000
45,000
110,000
5,000
237,000
16,000
June
49
June 30 107!
1064
Sale
22
1104 May 27
Sale
June 21
Sale
1064 1064 106
1184 June 16
1194 1204 118 i' 120
Sale
119
June
1
119
Sale
119
5
Sale
1094 1094 1084 June
109
1044 June
2
104
1054 1044 Sale
1234
1094
5
109
110
Sale
27",000
June
June 21
964 June 23
Wash Wat Pow 1st ref 5a
1939
5,000 Westchester Light gold 5s.. ....1950
17,000 West Penn Power 5s aeries E....1963
1st mtge g 4a series H.........1961
12,000
1st mtge 34 s series 1
93,000
1966
...
"
33
June
June
June
June
754
1014 1014 June
1074 1084 106
109
21
Jan.
86
1064 Feb.
3
81
Apr.
5
714 Jan.
8
994 Jan. 27
444 Mar. 8
414 Mar. 6
44
Mar. 17
June
63
35
29
Sale
804
16
May
June J
Jan.
June I
June'25
yyy, y-yrv
8
1034 Jan.
984 Jan.
June !
32
Sale"
1074 Jan.
June
97
11
Jan. 30
Feb. 27
1014 Feb. 10
:
80
June 22
294 June 30
32
June
1
294 June 28
334 Sale
80
Apr.
Apr.
67
110
June !
744
624
974
294
624
684
Mar. 17
12
4
414 Jan.
824 Feb.
Sale
1044
Mar.
87
36
32
June !
1094 Jan.
94
80
974
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
Jan. 27
June :
101
June 30
June 16
734
34
32
June
21
Jan.
1044 Mar.!
57
Apr. !
103
Apr.
794
!
62 4
3
20
Jan.
Apr.
6
1104 Apr. 16
1134 Jan. 27
54 Jan. 16
1104 Apr. :
1104 Mar.
9
Jan.
7
Jan.
8
Jan. 11
Mar. 9
Feb. 18
Mar. 3
Mar. 3
Mar. 3
Mar. 2
111
984 Jan.
4
June 28
Sale
Sale
5
June 23
June 12
June 21
June
3
June
5
34 June
June 21
Sale
93
9
4
3
21
-----
34
64
98
June
June 22
June 23
244 June
5
June
5
25 109
60
June
1
14
June 23
10 105
16 974 June 25
29 1054 June
5
3
20
24
Sale
115
100
112
June 25
1014 1004 June 29 1034 June
100
111
III"" "III Iii"4"june""3 Iii4'jun"e""3
20
224
1074 June
1074 Sale
1084 Sale
June
58
594 58
60
Sale
1034 June
1034 107
1034 105
954 June
954
97
96
Sale
225,000 {♦Wabash RR lat gold 5a
♦Second gold 5s
7,000
----•1st Hen 50-year gold term 4a,
"2*666
♦Det 8c Ch Ex 1st g 5a...
♦Dea Molnea DIt lat g 4a—...
♦Omaha DIt 1st g 34«-~
12,666
♦rol 8c Chic DIt 1st g 4a
102,000 {♦Wabash Ry ref 8c gen 54a A..
♦Certificates of deposit
5,000
♦Ref 8c gen 5s (Feb '32 coup) B.
28.000
♦Certificates of deposit
♦Ref A gen 44s series C
149",000
♦Certificates of deposit
10,000
♦Ref 8c gen 5s series D
12,000
♦Certificates of deposit.....
2,000
1945
283,000 Walker (Hiram) G & W deb 44a.
1955
221,000 Walworth Co lat mtge 4a
1955
6s debentures
........
16,000
4s
Sale
Sale
June 24
June 25 120
130
1064 Sale 1064 June 30 1074
284 June
2 30
334
294
294 June 11 30
294
8 294
294 "30"" 28 4 June
Sale
974 June 29 1004
98
98
June
2 101
1004 Sale
51
Sale
50
June 14
50
50
Sale
49
June 11
494
Sale
954 May 19 1034
May
5 1144
25
June 24
364
120
June 25 1704
1054 Apr.
2 1074
22
Jan. 20
334
244 Mar. 19 324
22
Jan. 14
324
964 May 21 1054
98
June
2 1064
69
50
May 14
49
May 14
674
97 4 June
7
1114 June 29
284 June
1
June 14
1064
197,000 Virginia El 8c Pow 4a aer A
1955
1949
2,000 Va Iron Coal 8c Coke lot g 5a
12,000 Va 8c Southwest lat guar 5a
2003
First cons 5a....—.——...—1958
64,000
446,000 Virginian Ry lat 8c ref 34a aer A-1966
1st 40-year guar
Sale Prices
25
120
106
Sale
24
Highest
Sale Prices
954 June 28
264
25
150
994
Lowest
Sale Prices
111
112
111
Sale
98 J
1133
(Am) coat 5a...1941
« 4a A.........1955
Conaol 4a Serlea B
...
*95?
"U666
14,000 ♦♦Vera Cruz & Pacific lat
•♦July 1914 coupon off..
1942
120",666 ♦Vertlentea Sugar 7a ctfa
45,000
"364
Sale
954
Sale
112
27
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
Ask
Sale
Lowest
June 30
June 1
1937
EXCHANGE
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
JUNE
>w.
Jan. 2
$
306,000
4,000
7,000
1,000
492,000
12,000
6,000
16,000
128,000
350,000
297,000
449,000
PRICES IN
Price
&
BONDS
June
included in the monthly or yearly range:
Antioquia 7s 1st ser 1957. June 29 at 104.
Atch. Top. & Santa Fe 4s of 1919, June 24 at
1044.
Czechoslovak 8s, 1951. June 10 at 1034*
and is being placed in order on paper.
...
In addition
to the recent dehoarding of gold there has been much finan¬
London and Washington,
lie full meaning of the gold price is better understood if cial disturbance abroad and a general tendency for capital
funds to move to London.
While 1 consider that there is
it is recalled tbat on Sept 18,1931, that is, a few days be¬
no
reason why
the present conditions of unsettlement in
fore the suspension of gold by Great Britain, the Bank of
connection with international movements of capital should
England bought £4,700 in gold bars at a price just under
be permanent, the situation compels us to make further pro¬
85 shillings an ounce.
Gold suspension occurred on Sept. 21,
vision as an insurance against additional movements into
1931.
On Sept. 24 gold was offered in the London open
market at 103s. 5d. an ounce.
Thereafter the price steadily sterling."
At foreign exchange rates current on June 25, with ster¬
increased, especially after 1933, until an all-time high was
ling around $4.94%, the proposed increase would bring the
reached on March 6,1935, when gold in London was sold at
British fund to the equivalent of $2,717,000,000 as compared
149s. 4d. an ounce.
with the original United States fund of $2,000,000,000, with
On Friday, June 25, the British Government announced
the French fund of $445,000,000, with $165,000,000 for Hol¬
a proposed increase in the British exchange equalization
The British
fund of £200,000,000.
Chancellor Sir John Simon said on land, and with $22,900,000 for Switzerland.
fund, which was established in 1932, was originally £150,June 25, in reply to a question in the House of Commons:
000,000.
The status of the American equalization fund has
"I have come to the conclusion that it will be necessary
never been disclosed,
and is known probably only to the
to ask for power to make an addition to the resources of
the exchange equalization account.
The necessary resolu¬ President and high Treasury officials.
Throughout the month there was a notable demand for
tion in connection with the bill to increase the Treasury's
British bank notes on the part of Continental hoarders,
borrowing power for purposes of. the account, at present
(Continued on page 40)
£350,000,000, by a further £200,000,000 has been prepared
(Continued from page 18)
sterilization policies practiced by
l
?;v:
A!"-
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING JUNE 1937
€
Stock Sales
June
Shares_
1936
1937
Jan. 1 to June 30
Bond Sales
In accordance with a rule of the Stock Exchange, effective Oct.
lots except in the k:ase of stocks which sell only in a small way.
1937
1936
$178,898,000
June.........
21,428,647
260,764,640
16,449,193
228,870,927
$220,645,000
1,788,367,000
Jan. 1 to June
30..........1,704,363,000
3 1915. all stocks
are now
quoted dollars per share
Prices
are on
•
basis of 100-share
NOTICE.—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in the month's range, unless they are the
only transactions of the month, and when selling outside of tbe
are shown in a footnote In the month In whloh they occur.
No account Is taken of suoh sales In computing the range for the
year.
regular monthly range
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
June
Since
Shares
1,200
1,700
21,000
1,000
Jan. 2
June 1
1937
Par
Ask
Bid
3,300
2,900
28,200
7,000
Adams
Express
63
16%
24%
*30 %
2%
71%
Adams Mlllls...............*
Addressograph Multlgraph 10
Advance Rumely—........
Air Reduction Inc..... ....*
800
8,800
5,300 Allen Industries Inc
1
72,300 Allied Chem Ac Dye....
♦
109,300 Allied Mills Co Inc
261,200
Rights.....
732,300 Allied Stores Corp
20,400
5% preferred
.....100
800
6,800
14,300
245,200
38,500
2,000
441,700
35.700
Allls Chalmers Mfg ........*
Sale
4% Sale
45 % Sale
10,800
1,300
7,600
2,500
6,100
28,600
6% cum preferred.......50
86,800 Amerada Corp
•
44,100 Amer Agrlc Chemical (Del).*
87.300 American Bank Note......10
3,010
6% preferred
50
77,100 Am Brake S At V
.
580
...
6,200
170
3,300
235,700
16,200
1,800
8,700
1,500
;>
5% %
preferred
100
American Can............25
Preferred
8,100
.........100
113,000 Amer Car Ac Foundry.......*
Preferred
.100
17,800
107,900 American Chain Ac Cable...*
...
700
32.000
32,000
1,000
1,600
9,400
9,600
30
5,400
8,100
10,000
260
10,400
1,500
3b",666
400
580
59,200
9,100
11,400
83.500
30
66,500
3,300
7,800
2,290
80,700
2,300
1,700
55,000
1,300
11,000
3,400
900
2,000
41,500
6,800
20,600
2,700
25,100
53,100
300
6,300
5,300
36,000
'i",606
293,900
600
t
...
American Chicle
Coal
Co
*
....
of
Alleghany
60
County, N J
25
160,500 American Colortype
....10
134,500 Am Com Alcohol
....20
147,800 Amer Crystal Sugar Co.... 10
2,610
6% 1st preferred
100
299,100 Amer Encaustic Tiling..... 1
*
8,500 Am European Securities
180 American Express Co
-.100
•
1,013,900 Am Ac Foreign Power
$7 preferred
109,500
........*
2d preferred A...........*
136,700
34,100
$6 preferred.....
52,900 Am Hawaiian Steamship
.10
487,700 American Hide At Leather
59,000
6% preferred............50
33,700 Amer Home Products.....
150,900 American Ice
46,000
6% preferred
.......100
163,900 Amer Internet Corp..
...*
178,900 Amer Locomotive
Preferred
........-.100
25,800
Am Mach At Foundry
213,900
...»
136,900 Amer Machine At Metals....*
.......*
268,000 American Metal
4,700
6% Conv preferred..... 100
6,850 American News N Y Corp..,
IT Preferred.
.
..........
Stores.........
Amer Sumatra Tobacco...
Amer
Telep At Teleg
American
Tobacco
Class B
...
.......
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
"li%
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
38
Sale
;
;
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
31% Sale
Sale
225
;
17%
83
X
78 %
Sale"
85
Sale
31
5
34
102
81
66
36%
Sale
83%
Sale
67
68 %
69%
139
141%
117
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59
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99
74
17" *18"
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20%. Sale
78
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June 16
11
June 16
June 17
June 17
30% June 17
18
June 12
215
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June
28
June
7
2% June
2
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19
27%
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5% Feb. 18
59% Feb. 11
59
Feb. 11
Feb. 17
Feb. 18
45% Mar. 15
18
June
15
June 21
78
June
74
June 21
85
62% June
57
June
26% June 11
5% June
1
40% June
23
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4% May
34% Jan.
1
1
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1
June 28
85
Sale
95
June
80
June !
86
80
86
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Sale
June 17
92
June
83
Jan.
June
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59
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Sale
134
Sale
88
Sale
20% June
Sale
59% June
60% Sale
58% June
132
134% *128%June
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60
Sale
90
156% Sale
48% Sale
89% 77
Sale
155
96
156
Sale
Sale
30 24%
17 64
28 65%
18 1.34%
June 15
99%
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-
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57%
June 28 125
June
1
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June 23 152%
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4
46
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57
77
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11
22
16
4
18
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9
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Apr. 20
90
June,
28
June 14
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Sale
125
June 30
L45
June
115
Jan.
:
102% Sale
Apr. 20
101
June 26
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June
98
Apr.
I
May 28
25
June 15
25
June 14
June 15
June
5
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14
Jan. 25
Mar. 3
Mar. 31
Jan. 21
Mar.
2
25
35%
16
Sale
1
90% June
32% June
17
6
14%
300
Sale
Sale
23 % June
25
92
Sale
94%
20% June 17
Sale
Sale
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5% June 30
10% June 29
11
12%
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6% Sale
49
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190
55
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May 20
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Jan.
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Jan. 18
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28
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55% June
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11
13
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June
13
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74% May
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18
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Mar. 16
Feb. 15
Mar. 11
Feb.
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Feb.
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Mar. 13
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54% June
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22
165
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8% June 11
11% June 24
42% June 24
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4
7% June
45% Sale
19% Sale
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Sale
June
93
June
W
Sale
28% June
June ;
18% June
Sale
Sale
Jan.
4
9
37
,
Sale
Jan.
28
Mar.
Sale
13
39
Sale
June 17
109% 101% Sale 101% June
Sale
18% Sale
18% June
Sale
8% Sale
7% June
49% 45%
46% 43% June
Sale
112
June
112%
Sale
62%
60% June
Sale
23 L57
June
Mar.
28% Sale
125
Sale
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39% Jan. 28
8% Mar. 13
37
Sale
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23
June 17
4% June 28
23% Sale
June
40
~46%
9
It
33% Jan. 16
932 May 27
21% Mar. 6
June
Sale
45
128
7
Jan. 25
100% Jan. 22
June 17 258% Mar.
June 28
20
J*
35
89%
215
June
37
41%
Sale
26
9
26
May 27
30% June 17
103
Apr. 26 110
Jan. 26
18
June 12 23% Apr. 12
Sale
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
16
Sale
$6 preferred
June 17
35
36
57
80
Sale'
140
June 26
34
40
June
% June 22
June 16
34% June 29
June
24
Mar. 11
2% June 17
June
44% June
44% June
39% June
35
2% June 17
97
11
12% June
3% June
46
June 29
June 36
2
t;M:
22% Mar. 11
3
28% Feb.
74
106
Sale
84% Apr. 20
64% June 17
Jujie 17 231% June
20
10
17% Sale
60% Sale
Sale
40
June 29
64% June 17
2% June 17
Feb.
Sale Prices
55
Mar. 8
69
Mar.
6
73%
Sale
Sale
103
Sale
Sale
Sale
For footnotes mo page
28
2
Sale
Sale
*88
44% June 29
4
4
5
Sale
Am Wat Wks 4c El
....
7
35
40
Sale
Sale
$5 prior conv pref
22% June
40
42 %
Sale
Amer Zinc, Lead At Smelt.
June
7
40
138
....
4
25%
30%
2%
73
22% June
39
Sale
......
Jan.-
33
31
33
Sale
;
15
Sale Prices
58
47%
Sale
$6 1st preferred........
June'; 7
47
Sale
Preferred
6
17
43
Sale
American Woolen
63% Jan.
15% June 14
2% June 17
34% June 29
34
June 26
Sale
147
...........
6% preferred
June, 9
98%
American Type Founders.
2,187,900 Anaconda Copper.
16,000 Anaconda Wire At Cable..
69
75
37
—
American Sugar Refining.
Preferred
28%
28
39
1,029,600 Amer Power At Light........*
$6 preferred..............*
58,500
$5 preferred......
85,000
..*
1,086.000 Am Radiator At Stand San..*
Preferred
....100
1,100
2,246,600 American Rolling Mill
25
33,100 Amer Safety Razor...
18.50
80,100 American Seating Co
•
28,210 American Ship Building
..*
649,000 Amer Smelt At Refining,
Preferred
114
10,500
35
14,500 American Snuff
900
6% preferred...........100
American
24
Sale
Highest
67* "June
36%
...
47,800
6,500
35,400
278,400
66,100
191,900
12,400
346,300
638,900
4,800
264,700
168,500
1,327,700
2,100
41,700
Sale
Lowest
44% June 29
33
............
330,800
6,380
49,000
60
72
Highest
Sale Prices
47
June
1
47
.
Amer Steel Foundries....
ll
2%
Sple
*
5% preferred...........100
m
Lowest
Sale Prices
47
..
New
Am
7,900
8,100
2,300
4,200
16,900
1,600
3,100
4,800
1,100
12,300
17,200
2,000
8,200
6,300
11,300
conv
Ask
Sale
42
34,700 Alpha Portland Cement..,
320,700 Amalg'mLeatherCos, IncNe w 1
2,300
25%
Sale
Sale
14 %
30 Allegh At West Ry 6% quar 100
'if-..: r,'_.
Sale
2% Sale
Air-Way Rlec ApplI Corp
*
80 Alabama Ac Vickaburg Ry.100
600
June 30
Ask Bid
Sale
45
Sale
.........
215,800 Alasica Juneau Gold Min.10
899,800 Allegheny Corp
......._*
124,900
Pref series A130 warr'ta .100
Pref series A 140 warr'ta 100
21,000
12,100
Pref series A $30 ex-war .100
42,400
$2.50 prior coot pref
♦
183,000 Alleghany Steel........
*
16,600
51,100
6,800
1,700
Bid
47
y-M 7,900 Abbott Laboratories
*
540 ADruham 4c Straus.........*
V
46,800 Acme Steel Co............25
344,000
!; 17,100
47,900
53,500
139,200
146,300
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan, 1
8hares
PRICES IN JUNE
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
7
5
9
P
79
Jan.
23
•S
PRICES IN JUNE
SALES
AGGREGATE
STOCKS
Since
Jan. 2
GE
Jan. 1
Par
1,100
1,300
2,200
126,100
2,020
18,200
33.700
33,500
30
480
22,500
30
18 **
Cap Corp..........*
Anchor
$6.50
Bid
preferred...—.* 106
33
Co..20
conv
Andes Copper Mining
A P W Paper Co
300
16,800
5,000
2,600
Preferred.
120
30
163,600
5,500
13,900
400
.—
*
*
....100
100
109
380
5% pref with warrants. .100
5% preferred ex-warr—100
100
538,300 Atchison Top Ac S Fe
160
900
25,500
1,200
120
32,600
800
98,700
13,300
1,200
100
13,100
4,800
1,010
35,700
4,900
230
2,900
Atlas Corp
26", 166
50
42,700
48,300
2,400
:
1,600
7,200
1,300
63,900
10,200
6,600
600
5,200
12,200
310
39,600
500
•
,;
v
110
4,200
1,300
900
28%
30
7%
36
38**
6% Sale
,♦..*
...
■7
Austin. Nichols Ac Co .._._.*
*
The....3
$5 prior A
Aviation Corp (Del)
Bendlz Aviation
52
*
......
Corp
5
Beneficial Indus Loan
Corp.*
•
Bethlehem Steel
Corp (Del).*
5% preferred............20
7% preferred
100
.....
Blgelow-Sanford Carpet Inc *
Ac Decker Mfg Co....*
Blaw-Knox
...
...»
—..
.....*
Boeing Airplane Co
Rights
100
—...5
—...
Bohn Alum Ac Brass Corp
Bon Ami class A
5
*
...
43*4 Sale
26** Sale
»
Class B
Borden Co. (The)
Borg-Warner
15
Corp.
Boston At Maine.
5
"8** Sale"
.....100
{Botany Cons Mills A.^^^^50
Bridgeport Brass Co........*
Brlggs Manufacturing......*
Brlggs Ac Stratton
.......*
—.5
Bristol-Myers Co...
19,890
Brooklyn Ac Oueens Transit.*
$6 preferred..............*
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit _.*
$6 preferred series A......*
Brooklyn Union Gas....
*
Bucyrua-Erle Co
7% preferred...........100
*
f%
.100
Wheel
Bulova
*
Watch
.....
.....
Bullard Co
—*
*
Burroughs Add Mach
*
{Bush Terminal Co
•
7% debenture.........100
44
6*4 Sale
36**
51** Sale
102*4 Sale
48
21
10
3*4
35
47
Budd (E G) Mfg
Budd
43
*
Brunswlck-Balke-Coll
Preferred
3*4
17** Sale
53*4 Sale
48*4 Sale
_*
Brown Shoe, Inc
v
15,200
258,500
116,200
543,800
268,400
11,330
92,200
72,700
2,000
1,505,000
Pref ctfs of deposit
Butler Brothers
5%
conv
100
10
...
preferred.......30
Butte Copper At Zinc ....... 5
Byers Co
........
•
Partic preferred..—....100
Byron Jackson Co..........*
Calif Packing
Corp.........•
5% preferred
.......50
Callahan Zinc-Lead
..1
902,200 Calumet At Hecla Cons Cop .5
86,200 Campbell W Ac C Foundry...*
5
651,600 Canada Dry Glng Ale
290 Canada Southern Ry Co..100
25
937,300 Canadian Pacific
♦
: 12,700 Cannon Mills
27,100 Capital Admin Co Ltd c A—1
$3 preferred class A
10
1,960
...
220 Car Clinch F At Ohio Ry_.100
Stamped
..10
1,190
5
2,200 Carpenter Steel Co
1
166,800 Carriers Ac General Corp
100
82,700 Case (J 1) Co
.......100
7% preferred
3,150
*
97,500 Caterpillar Tractor....
200
5% preferred......
..100
.........
1,240,900
Celanese Corp of America.
•
7% preferred
100
10,340
93,400 Celotez Co—
5% preferred..........100
7,340
42,900
938,700
1,730
42,600
41,400
30,120
310
Central Aguirre Associates.*
Central Foundry Co...
Central 111 Lt
49
48
Sale
21*4 Sale
110*4 111**
12** Sale
97
103
9% Sale
51** Sale
35** Sale
33*4 Sale
7%
7%
26
28
100
25**
14
27**
Sale
29*4 Sale
5** Sale
28** Sale
86** Sale
28
Sale
45*4 Sale
92
Sale
18**
29**
29*4
107**
15**
50**
70*4
114
112*4
22**
5*4
32**
6**
"2** Sale"
15*1 Sale
33*4 Sale
28** Sale
60
61**
14** Sale
60
61**
15**
15**
62*4 Sale
101**
103**
93
90
76*4 Sale
93
Sale
49** Sale
June 15
June 26
7
88
June 29
88
72** June
93
June
46*4 June
17** June
22
June
27*4 June
107
June
15
June
50** June
68** June
6** Sale
5*4 Sale
90** Sale
82**
92
31** Sale
43
24
45
Sale
45** Sale
12*4 Sale
2
2*4
7% Sale
141**
125**
88
Sale
138
Sale
Sale
80**
362* Sale
8% Sale
"37** Sale"
Preferred........... ...100
103*4 108**
21** June
44
Sale
z41
June
9*4 June
9*4
10
1*4 June
1%
1%
23*4 Sale
.?
Sale
27
14
Sale
Sale
29**
5**
22*4
68**
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
29
28
Sale
26
37*4 Sale
36
51
3** Sale
14*4 Sale
28
27
Sale
Sale
58
13** Sale
Sale
14*4 Sale
50*4 Sale
45
13** Sale
5
Sale
Sale
19
Sale
-----
•
8**
123
92
Sale
160
Sale
Sale
111*4 Sale
40
Sale
Sale
50*4 Sale
3
Sale
13** Sale
r24*4 Sale
24** Sale
55M
12*4 Sale
44
47**
14
Sale
49
100
101
155
67**
Sale
95**
28**
7
160
.....
90
101
98
31
Sale
5
15** Apr. 28
June
June
2
1
78
Mar.
Jan.
June
1 125
92
June
88
June 29
7
55** Mar. 17
29
Mar. 13
June 18
44
Jan.
37
Mar. 11
22
50**
68**
113*4
11?*
13**
52*
May
June
Apr.
June
June
June
1
June 25
June
June
June
June
June
7
1
1
7
9
June
June
June
3
June 28
17
June 17
52** Mar. 25
12
June 29 120
June 30 120
3
Jan.
2
Feb.
9
Mar. 8
Feb. 19
Mar. 30
5
7
2
10
9
73
June
June
June
June
June 10
17
Mar. 17
30** Feb. 11
23*4 Jan.
62*4 Jan.
20
Jan.
June 22
17 129** Feb.
June
£51** May 14
June
14
38
22
Apr.
28
June 23
79
June
29** Mar. 10
32** Jan.
7
94** Jan. 16
49*4 Mar. 3
2% June 10
48** Feb. 13
3
27** June 28
12* June 28
37
June 24
Mar. 22
Mar. 12
June 25
90
June 25
44
June
2
24*4
46**
12*4
2 2*
June
June
June
June
3
4
1
4
85*4
41*4
21**
38**
8*4
1*4
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
7
81
15
Apr. 28
39*4 June 17
9
43** Mar. 30
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39
June 30
1
June
June
1
2*4
15**
18**
65*4
26*4
44**
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
4
2
2
June 16
June
June
4
9
June
1
June
1
June 14
June
4
16*4
14*4
102*4
7%
Apr. 28
Jan. 28
June 18
58
June
7*4
50**
30*4
22**
4**
June
June 10
June 10
June
7
June
1
Apr.
June
June
June
June
15
June
1
30*4 June 14
142* June
1
29*4 June
8
2
23
June
4
70
June
4
29** June
7
37** June 8
50** June 21
3** June
1
Jan.
June
June
Apr.
17*1 June
67** May
25*4 June
35*4 June
24*4
12**
28*4
4**
50
93
7
29
21
28
29
27
29
24
4
4
12
Apr. 29
1
24
June 28
Jan.
28
Jan.
Feb. 23
Feb. 11
Feb. 13
Jan. 23
23*4
59**
53**
47
36*4 Mar.
91
Jan.
34**
48*4
50*4
6**
97** June 15
13** June 29
48** June 22
97 ** June 15 102
99
96
June 28 106
30
June 23
June 28
June 23
6*4 June 18
June 24
35** June
8** June
2
1
6*4 June 18
Sale
155
June 28 174
June
8
138
113*4 June 25 123
June
1
113*4 June 25
85
June 17
94
June
3
June 24
85
Jan.
101*4 104*4 June 29 105
104*4 June
262* Jan.
362* Sale34** June 17 402* June
9
June
9 106** Jan.
Ill** Sale 111** June 30 115
46 J* June
41
June
1
8
36** Jan.
43*4 40
June 28
75
June 17 78
76** Sale
73*4 May
30
June
30
June 17 33** June
5
29**
32
72* June
7
6** June
6** Sale
6** June 17
96
18
11
June
June 29 103
June
2
24** June
13
June
June 28
8
10*4 June
1
8** June If
1
4
4
June 17
29
6
6
13
18
17
17
96
18
June 29
June
2
11
June 28
12
Il
7
15
2
18
9
29
1
1
2
3
9
21
12
2
14
44
30
7
11
3
61
1
96
2
14
31
25
12
9
8
12
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
20** Jan.
37** Feb.
38*4 Mar.
14*4 June
June
14
9*4 Feb. 25
33*4 Mar.
51
June
13
45*4 Feb.
18*4 Mar.
45*4 June 26
June
13** June 29
48** June 22
97** June 15
18
May 27
15*4 Mar. 23
4% Jan. 11
8
44
6
23** June 28
55
May
7
12*4 Apr. 29
22
47
30** June 10
June 11
21
8
Jan.
17
17 38** Jan.
53
Jan.
17
4 102*4 Jan.
12 52*4 Jan.
Jan.
28 50
17 24** Jan.
28 25*4 Feb.
22 117** Mar.
17 14** Jan.
Jan.
16 98
Feb.
17 13
9 65*4 Mar.
28 45*4 Jan.
30 35** Feb.
9 11*4 Jan.
Feb.
9 39
Mar. 22
22* Jan.
Jan.
46** Apr. 13
23** June 28
55** June
9
12*4 June 28
132* June
18
16
69*4 Feb. 10
22
24
June 17
June
3
352* June
2
2% June 10
43*4 June
7
56
5
8
4 105** Mar. 11
Jan.
108
8
Feb.
87
16
18** June 30
202* Apr. 29
47** June 14
115
Sale
76** Sale
31**
33
7% Sale
96
Sale
100
102**
18
Sale
24** Sale
,10
12
12**
15
9%
10*4 Sale
19%
98*4 105
98*4 105
1
16
Feb.
June 17 114
101
June
June
June
21
21
Jan.
42
21** June 28 28*4
June 28 105*4
40** Jan.
5 43*4
105
Feb.
5 112
11*4 June 23 15*4
1
June 28
15
Jan.
32
June 29
111
5
5
35*4 Feb.
20*4 Jan.
June 24
23** June 28
13** June 28
1
28
Feb.
Feb.
4 40** Mar. 17
28 47*4 Mar. 17
Feb. 11
13 45
8
11 110J* Feb.
29 43** Mar. 9
Jan.
June
May
May
June
22
50
24
9
2
1
34
9
5*4 June
13
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
29
30
732*
205*
27*4
382*
1002*
272*
21
29
1
29
24
30
Jan.
9*4 Jan.
84
June
June
June
June
June
June
Mar. 11
11*4 Jan.
9% Jan.
70
20*4 June
June 14
6
6
Mar. 10
52* May 18
41 *4 June
2
110** June 28
12** June
7
17**
68**
25*4
35*4
50*4
2%
12**
14 52**
17 94 26 133
14 18**
16 34*4
9%
15
June 15
30
2
82
18
4*4 June 30
4% June 29
June
June
24
7
May 21 116** Feb.
.June 17
18** Mar.
107
15
2
18**
115*4
54**
292*
25**
18
June 29
94 % May
June 30 104
Feb.
27*4 June 28
3
9
87 ** June
Feb.
88
4
93
9
23
103
9
44}* Jan. 26
17** June 11
June
112
28
57** Feb. 18
18 106
69** Jan.
** June
32**
26**
38**
27 **
15**
5
Mar.
492* Mar. 24
2
June 29
11
June
24*4 Mar.
June
42
June 25
98
5 101
June 10
36
29
18
2
Jan.
112
6
Jan.
70** Mar. 13
16*4 Feb. 27
17** Jan. 21
8*4 June 17
95
6
Mar.
4 126
18
9
93
12** June 29
28*4 June 21
5
June
June
31*4 June
43**
Sale
25
Feb.
11
June 11
104
13
13*4 Feb. 27
99** Mar. 1
57% May 11
7
4
1
1
Sale
Sale,
30
2
96
15** June 17 17**
39*4 June 17 46**
44*4 June 14 46**
39
June 30 42*4
3 2*
Sale
2*4 June 17
15** June 17 17**
Sale
18** June 17 25*4
Sale
65*4 June
4 75
Sale
26 *4 June 12 31
30
44** June 28 46
44**
16*4 June 17 19**
Sale
Sale
14*4 June 28 162*
Sale
102*4 June 22 108'
7% June 17
9*4
Sale
67
58
June 16
Sale
9
7*4 June 17
Sale
50** June 29 57*4
Sale
30*4 June 28 36**
31**
22** June 30 262*
Sale
7 *4
Sale
4% June
9
June
9 26
17** 15
16*4
16** Sale
Sale
40**
45**
47*4 40
39**
42** Sale
3
3** Sale
16*4
18*4 15*4
25** Sale £20**
75
Sale
£68*4
30
31** 27**
43**
44** 48
17*4
19*4 Sale
16
16*4 Sale
108
Sale 103
7%
9*4 Sale
68**
77% 61**
7%
8% Sale
52
53** 52*4
30**
32** 35
23*4
26** Sale
5
7*4 Sale
26
Sale
16*4
4
June 11
93
25
14
42
Jan.
June
June
June
6** June
5*4 June
5
41
"27** Sale" "38** Sale"
108
39
80
June
Sale
42
7
81*4 Jan.
18 30** June 2
30** June
7
15 109*4 June 8
17 15** June 5
1 50*4 June 7
17 73*4 June 14
June 26
June
1 119
1
June 14 12*4 June
June
9
June 16 23
6
June
9
June 15
June 10
June 15 35
6** June 4
June 17
Sale
4 ** Sale
June 30 111
106
28
4 J*
16
37** Jan. 12
10*4 Feb. 10
8
40
Feb. 18
Apr. 26 46
116*4 May
4 121 *4 Feb.
8
June
1
June 24
June
7
June 7
June
8
June
19
June 22
5% Jan.
June
2
30 100
1 53*4 June 10
11
Jan.
18
85*4 June 10
28
4 24% Jan.
Feb.
May 21 111
18
105
7
June
8
40
42*4
119*4 June 25 119*4
106
June 30 109*4
10** June 29 11H
89*4 June 30 95**
103
June 17 105
59*4 June 28 70**
11
June 18 12**
8*4 June 17 10**
98
98
June 11
16
June 29 18**
89** June
3 90
112
June
1 112
51
June
8 53**
92
June 18 95
34*|
98** Sale
"II" Sale"
40*
Highest
Sale Prices
16
19
20*4
30*4 22** 24
28** Sale
Sale
107*4 109
109
15** Sale
Sale
50** Sale
Sale
69
Sale
Sale
114
116*4 119
Sale
10**
11** 11**
Sale
13**
15** Sale
Sale
5%
6*4
30
33
36**
5*4
5% Sale
Sale
50
Central Vloleta Sugar Co..19
Century Ribbon Mills
•
Fit footnotes see page
1
4**% pref..100
Central RR of N J
112
52
48
82** Sale
99** Sale
48
Lowest
Sale Prices
4*4 June 30
4% June 29
70
June 29
75
76
88
90
73** June 30
74** Sale
88
90
24** June 28
26*4 Sale
21% Sale
27*4 June 28
36
Sale
29** Sale
33** 35
39** June 17
40*4 Sale
40**
42
49%
41
106
102** June 21
102** 104*4 103
28
Sale
272* June 29
30** Sale
"37" Sale"
22
June 24
24
Sale
26*4 Sale
26**
26**
34
June 29
35
Sale
38** Sale
23** June 28
24** Sale
"27** Sale" 26** Sale
14
Sale
13** June 28
14** Sale
I 18
Sale
111
June 17
111
Sale
112
114
112
115
23
Sale
21** June 28
22** Sale
1 24**
25**
June 28
Sale
100J* 102** 101
101
101**• 103
39
41
41*4 June
2
I 40** 41**i 39** 41**
107*4 June 16
109
110
109** 112
108*1 112
11*4 June 23
11** Sale
12** Sale
13** Sale
86**
85*4
83**
18** June 30
18** Sale
20*4 Sale
25** Sale
20** June 25
20** Sale
20*4 Sale
22** Sale
48
47** June 14
49**
46
49
59**
61**
84
Sale
76** June 14
84
Sale
75% Sale
17
June 22
17*4 Sale
18** Sale
19** Sale
108
June 17
118
112
115*4 114
126*4 127
51** June 14
52**
53
54*4 Sale
66** Sale
24
June 14
25
Sale
25*4 Sale
34** Sale
22** June 17
23** Sale
24** Sale
24*4 Sale
23
29
22
June 23
24
29
30** 33
79
June
3
82
86
72**
82
93**
99**
27** June 28
29*4 Sale
34*4 Sale
34*4 Sale
r2
Sale
1*| June 28
Sale
37
June 24
38
"42*4 Sale" 42** Sale
88
85** June
2
88*4
85**
86
88
90
9% Sale
7% Sale
20
Best At Co
,87
100
Sale
1 Bush Term Bldgs—
750
3,000
18,100
*
......
Auburn Automobile
562,700
271,800
23,700
20,800
132,700
23,500
251,800
23,500
63,300
10,300
125,400
251,900
2,000
644,700
5,800
398,300
162,100
64,300
182,800
125,200
800
770
Atlas Tack Corp
130
16 % Sale
100
5% preferred........
Black
Sale
"73" "76"
*
Atlas Powder.
t30,100
39,200
27,000
200
1
6% preferred........—.50
523,600
229,500
74,000
4,950
6,860
339,100
147,900
76,400
310
540
12,800
112
........
840 Blumenthal At Co pref
30
127,800
1,940
7,200
25
4% conv pref series A...100
950 BloomlngdaleBros
76,700
229,500
8,600
260
100
5% preferred........
Atlantic Refining—....
331,900
101,600
27,300
1,332,600
61,600
28,900
20,000
66,000
340,500
8,600
2,600
108,000
5,100
2,600
1,700
5,000
19,800
2,200
6,600
8,800
•
7,300 Beech-Nut Packing
101,400 Beldl n g-Hemlng way
1,000 Belg Nat Rys part pref
8,200
170
10
Atl G Ac W I SS Lines
$5 preferred w w
*
6,200
470 Beech Creek RR Co.......50
30
330
101X 102%
45% Sale
25
25%
43
49%
31** Sale
•
55,300 Barker Bros
8,310
5**% preferred...
50
5
929,100 Barnsdall Oil Co
*
79,200 Bayuk Cigars Inc
1st preferred.........—100
520
35,900 Beatrice Creamery........25
700
67,800
1,600
2.700
"70~" Sale"
5% preferred.........—100
Atlan Coast JLlne RR....100
800
60
83
85
577,700 {Baldwin Locomotive Works *
Assented
325,200
Preferred—
100
25.200
Preferred assented
21,600
100
1,603,400 Baltimore Ac Ohio
190,600
4% preferred.
.......100
13,100 Bangor Ac Aroostook......50
4,300
5% conv preferred......100
10
352,200 Barber Co Inc
51,200
26,500
2,800
49,600
31,000
j9,500
63,900
Sale
94
343,300
33,900
20,200
1,450
26,300
334,300
56,300
5,490
709,500
1,400
24,200
1,200
50,000
8,100
1,500
300
112
50**
32,200
293,900
13,600
10,600
442,900
5,900
.
600
170
100
16** Sale
89**
92**
119** 120
106
Sale
11** Sale
90
Sale
100
103
62
Sale
11*4 Sale
9 J* Sale
98
100
16
Sale
50
69,400
,6,100
56,800
4,200
3,200
120
2,630
50
9,100
4,200
17,400
14,600
105
97
100
21% Sale
95% 100
650
15,200
9,500
3,600
19,200
24,500
2,900
92*4 Sale
102
95
1
6% 1st preferred
Sale
11
Sale
7** Sale
40
Sale
Sale
15% Sale
15% Sale
100
Preferred
Associated Dry Goods..
AIH
42
118** 122
108*4 109
63** Sale
11**
12
10*4 Sale
61
19
27
20
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
19*4 June
3 23*4 June lb
Sale
105
June
3 106*4 June
4
107
18
June 22 21** June
9
23
Ask Bid
22
Sale
106*4 105
105
Sale
7% Sale
81 % Sale
126
134%
7% 2d prefer red .....—100
6,700 Associated Investment Co..*
900
19%
Sale
107
119
100
1,100
:
Bid
5%
5%
42% Sale
119**
(Del) 7% pref——100 107*4 Sale
Archer Daniels Mid—
13,000 Armour
.....5
2,4-21,000 Armour of Illinois..
$6 convertible preferred. .*
36.100
7 % preferred
3,900
100
*
113,200 Armstrong Cork Co
5
59,500 Arnold Constable Corp
*
70,500 Artloom Corporation...
1,000
94,400
4,700
Ask
Lowest
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
1937
Shares
Sharer
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
N. Y. STOCK EXCHAN
In
June
T
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
32
Jan.
13
19
17** Mar. 16
61** Jan.
9
18** Mar. 11
52*4 Jan.
2
Feb.
8
18
2
9% Apr. 20
176** Feb.
9
129*4 Jan. 22
100
Feb.
1
105
June 24
41*4 May 20
115
June
9
"Jan.
35 h June
48*4 Mar.
82** Jan.
39*4 Jan.
12** Jan.
8
7
12
28
107*4 Jan. 26
41*4
24*4
8% June 16 14**
115
103
May
Jan. 15
Jan. 11
Mar. 3
Jan. 14
July, 1937]
AGGREGATE
n. t. stock
exchange—stocks
SALES
33
PRICES IN JUNE
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
In
Since
June
Jan. 1
Shares
Shares
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
June 1
1937
June 30
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
'
Par
.■
23,600
23,500
1,880
332,500 Cerro de Pasco Copo
*
492,600 Certain-Teed Prod
,,....1
27,730
6% prior prefer red.....'00
210
v1
2,110
6% preferred.......
101)
116,100
Common.................*
:
6,700 Checker Cab
5
54,950 Ches apeake Corp
*
478,850 Chesapeake A Ohio
75
Champion Paper & Fibre Co
11,500
1,800
6,050
64,550
■?
...
900
9,900
500
2,600
40,300
112,200
125,800
195,100
2,520
27,400
169,900
421,100
325,100
70,800
151,900
27,000
2,600
4,900
171,600 tChlc
4,600
4,400
6,700
180
9,300
12,200
22,900
17,700
5,500
10,600
v
1,000
7,700
96,400
90,900
3,800
2,100
3,000
-
7,800
100
189,300
900
9,600
990
5
{Chic Mil St Paul A Pacific.*
5% preferred
..100
{Chicago A North West..100
Preferred
100
Chicago Pneum Tool
•
$3 preferred
53 conv preferred
*
100
100
100
5
ser
pref..*
Colorado A Southern
8,840
6,870
4,800
700
4% 1st preferred.
4% 2d preferred
Sale
100
Columbia G A Kl common..
1,552,640
18,800
1,550
16,100
1,500
13,500
218,400
10,800
149,800
11,200
845,000
1,980,400
73,900
it-i 65,000
191,700
5,800
■> 1,770
42,400
1,180
6% pref series A........100
5% preferred
...100
,
<
1,900
39,500
143,800
■
620
10
2,710
260
Commercial Credit
4%%
conv
.
10
..
preferred....100
Comm'l Investment Trust-.*
54.25
con;
Commercial
Solvents
56 preferred
Conde-Nast Public* ns
...
....
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc
*
11*2
24
700
1,200
42,900
1,200
3,100
700
9,700
250
11,300
950
800
20,000
4,600
95,500
22,300
270
40
1,100
700
5.500
750
13,200
3,300
2,600
10,100
29,300
5,100
June
Sale
761,100
61**
0%
0%
2454
Sale
Sale
10,500
62
Sale
714,300
Sale
June
June
M
June
13
June
June
Apr.
June
June
8
June
June
June
May
54** June
114% June
June
June
Sale
June
84
70
June
-70
June
Jan.
June
June
June
8
Apr.
May
91
Sale
Ill**
Sale
47
78 **
Sale
88
.....
■rm
Sale
126
127"
103**
40**
35
June
87** June 26
86
a48
June
2
June
725*
28**
132**
**
June
4
%lY*
78
56
20**
Sale"
124"
59
Sale
57
Sale
Sale
103 5^ 104**
58 *4 Sale
Sale
110
"20" ~2954
46
20**
19
102**
Jan.
164
June
59
June
23 % June
June
131** 130
Sale
49
32**
15**
16**
20%
21
Sale
103
Sale
30
36
Sale
Sale
27
%,
159** 152**
58% 56**
Sale
17**
108** 109
40
102
116;
43%
Sale
Sale
89%
92
98
68
Sale
Sale
111% 120
76 % Sale
Sale
Sale
120
109
Sale
Sale
70%
14%
Sale
37
Sale
Sale
52 %
June
3
June 25
y
52** June
June
109
1
Sale
June
June
2
Sale
June
June
7
June
June
1
20*
119
June
June 28
June
4
Sale
June
June
Sale
June
Sale
June
June
84
June
Sale
June
l
June 21
June
5
120
June
June
June
June
42**
1
13
June
2
May
June
June
June
7
Sale
June
June
3
12** Sale
17
115*
June
June 30
June
4
June
Sale
June
Sale
June
June
89
85
90
June
June
Sale
June
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
June 10
June
4
loif
2%
88i
lil
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
June
June
1
9%
9%
10% Sale
104% 106
10
1054
% Sale
9% Sale
30% Sale
Sale
9%
Sale
June
June
2
Sale
15*1
Sale
June
June
7
1045*
4**
June
Sale
June
June 11
June 10
Sale
June
June
Sale
June
.....100
June
4
Jan.
May
Apr.
June 10
June
June
Jan.
June
June
June
98
90
102
;
Sale
20**
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
55% Sale
Sale
June
June
Sale
June
June
1
June 11
June
9
50
20
18** June 28
35 5* May 13
2
May 13
395* May 14
Sale
June
June
Sale
Sale
June
June
Insurance..2.50
Corn Prod Refining
Preferred
Sale
Sale
Sale
57% Sale
100
Sale
Sale
157
Sale
June
June
Sale
Sale
40
June
June
Sale
Sale
116
June
Sale
Sale
100** June
"32
Crosley Radio
*
20%
Sale
76
Sale
Crown Cork A Seal.
w_...._*
Corp.
55 conv pref
Crucible Steel of Amer
Preferred.
5
Sale
17 %
Sale
...
100
...100
81,700 Cuba Co (The).—..........*
7,030 Cuba RR 6% preferred... 100
10
251,900 Cuban American Sugar
Preferred
53
Sale
118** 123
2% Sale
16
13 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
9,260
50
20,000 Cudahy Packing
183,102 Curtis Publishing Co (The)*
Preferred
35,700
1
1,699,500 Curtlss Wright Corp...
Class A
50%
47
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54%
Sale
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48%
49%
82% Sale
16%
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25
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•
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20
61
116
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.05%
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29% Sale
65*
June
28*
June
June
68
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119
Sale
113* Sale
Sale
49
74
55
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13**
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15
103 % 103**
129
130
18** June 15
June
June
68
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June 29
June
June
39
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97** June
June
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June 28
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June
58
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June
4
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113
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33
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4
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100** June 17 105
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Diesel-Wemmer-GllbertCor pi 0
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June
17
June
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183* Sale
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June
June
47
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74% Sale
45
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Cushmans Sons 7% pref..100
58 preferred..............*
Dayton Pr A Lt 4% % pref 100
20
39
Sale
Cutler-Hammer. Inc........*
Davega Stores Corp........5
30%
Sale
Sale
1
1
£25
62
June
June 30
June 17
125
17% preferred..........100
5 % conv preferred
...100
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June
June
56** June
155** June
Sale
..25
pref
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Sale
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.................
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June
£25
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Sale
25
June
June
21
17
19
8
Apr.
6
Apr.
6
Apr. 13
Feb.
195* Sale
25* Sale
85
83
Sale
9
25
24
5
Jan. 23
Jan.
4
Feb. 27
Jan.
June
4
Apr.
May
June
Sale
4
June
Sale
9**
30% Sale
40.
June
28** Sale
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page
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99**
9%
14%
104%
38
235* Sale
2% Sale
..20
Jan.
18** Jan.
87
Mar.
95
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
June
Sale
Sale
A
10
17
17
Feb. 10
Mar. 5
Jan. 14
Jan. 25
22
Jan.
Sale
1
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June
83** Apr.
87** June
2% June
100% 108%
29% Sale"
3% Sale
Continental Motors
Preferred
June
80
Continental OH of Del.....5
Continental Steel Corp
*
Corn Exch Bank Trust Co..20
conv
June
June
Sale
52.25
llH
11*
Feb.
21*|
Apr.
June
14
Sale
Coty.Inc
63** Apr.
103** May
June
June
110
Sale
Continental Diamond Fibre 5
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Mar.
46
18
Mar. 9
Apr. 12
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
108
Jan.
101
Jan.
69*4 Jan.
114
Jan,
80*4 Jan.
120
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
755* Jan.
19** Feb.
45** Mar.
19*4 Jan.
June
7
85**
Sale
29
565* Apr.
100
6
20
June
9
Mar. 19
Jan.
6
1255*
39**
46**
20**
June
2
85
2054 Sale
P
30
June
84
June
80
0%
June
June
89
106
June
45
155* June
14% June
111
May
28** June
38* May
June
Sale
Sale
June
June
Sale
Sale
59
25%
104%
02%
11254
Jan.
June
June
Sale
,
June
m% Apr.
June
80
8
3
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June
31
15
17
132% June
Jan.
122**
56**
17**
13** Sale
2% Sale
47% Sale
64**
119
Sale
84
June
June
5
June 26
June
5
63**
106
36
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26
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100
Jan.
108
82
75**
58**
120
47** June
June
1
June 10
June
2
41 %
Mar.
23% June
102
June
June
Sale
29
103
47** June
108
June 22
20** June
June
16
Sale
June
June
June
June
June
42
21
119** 121
35** Sale
42
42**
18% Sale
105** 106**
117
*8*
Jan.
445* Apr.
90
Jan.
50** Feb.
Feb.
28% June
Apr.
June
113
Jan.
84
132% 130
4
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49%
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42
87
85
June
16
Feb. 18
Feb. 23
105* Mar.
40% May
103** Apr.
1025* June
38
Sale
122**
107% June 11
1025* June
70
2
3
11
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92
Feb.
June 14
7% June
39% June
June
June
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
June
June
Sale
Jan.
35*
10**
85*
27**
22%
15** Mar.
80
Mar.
135** Feb.
June
June
41
June
19
Sale
June
June
86
34**
June
13
6
May 19
3% Mar.
1# Mar.
65* Mar.
19** Feb.
33
Feb.
70** Jan.
June
June
June
June
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June
June
6
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June
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30
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2
June
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41
63
•
637,900
2,270
1,000
19,800
23,000
21,100
3,020
188,700
34,100
41,100
356,500
549,300
49,300
June
May
June
18**
26
29,600 Cream of Wheat ctfa
65,900
196,300
6,900
12,700
1,105,400
23.400
203.800
7,700
June
June
Sale
.1
Bakcl A.
8% preferred...
Continental
June
June
June
Sale
Sale
90
68*
June
June
June
June
331,500 Continental Can....
95,200
135,900
493,300
489,500
95,600
20,490
162,700
6,100
502,100
187,500
32.632
39,800
June
June
June
June
Rights
226,200
233,300 Continental
ClassB
756,200
June
2%
4%
4%
12%
25%
57%
June
4
June 10
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
100
Mar.
45* Mar.
13** Mar.
Mar.
18** Mar.
Aprt
June
20
June
Sale
18
238,200 Consolidation Coal Co vtc.25
5% preferred v t c
100
45,120
672,300 Container Corp of America.20
June
June
June
Feb. 10
Feb.
48
June
June
Sale
82
111
June
JK
865* Mar. 10
235* Feb. 10
Jan.
June
Sale
7% preferred
100
6** % prior pref
100
6% % prior pref ex-warr.100
...
June
June
51
Sale
Sale
45
115
•Consolidated Cigar..
1,634,300
55 preferred—
*
2,500
37,200 Consol RR of Cuba 6% pf_100
561,000 ^Consolidated textile.
June
June
Sale
10%
Conso'idated Oil Corp......*
7
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
.._*
June
24%
Sale
21% Sale
13 ** Sale
4% % pref.100
$5 preferred
40,200
84,100 Consol Laundries Corp
8
June
3%
9%
2%
12%
June
12%
1
88*
97
June
Sale
4
£79*1
June
Sale
00
May 13
11** June 18
48** June 19
June
110
June
a2*H
Sale
~~2*4 Sale"
52 partic preferred.
*
Consol Edison Co of N Y fnc *
4,700
10,900
Sale
Sale
Sale
Congress Cigar.
66,300
2,900
June
2%
Sale
1154
Conn Ry A Ltg
6,400
50,300
9,300
3,400
119,200
570
Sale
Sale
Sale
69 *4
...
74,000
17,700
1,500
12,600
23,900
26,232
39,000
668,300
June
Sale
9
17
65** June
June
5
3%
185*
3%
Commonwealth A Southern
5,700
35,600
4,300
17,300
29,200
46,200
1,800
June
69
13%
pref ser of '35__*
Consol Him lndu«trvv^_.
1.600
June
Sale
78**
09% June
63** June 10
4
20** June
June
Sale
25
7% Sale
2 % Sale
14*4 Sale
7**
9
31
31 5*
2% Sale
2;
10
3,000
14,700
11,100
1,510
80,600
226,200
9,000
23,800
2,300
Sale
Sale
~~2% ~"3~"
25
...
00% June 22
11** June 18
48** June 19
Sale
10954 u03
35**
363
37 **
50
8554
86**
66 ** Sale
....100
104,000
2,000
120
Sale
Sale
100
1,900
29,400 Columbian Carbon v t c
89,ooo Columbia Pictures Corp vt c *
52.75 conv pref
10,000
3,700
2,700
Sale
....
100
300
40
Sale
Sale
82
410
5,400
1,800
7,400
Sale
250 Cleve A Pitts RR Co 7% gtd 50
Special guar 4%
170
50
40,000 Cluett, Peabody A Co...
500
,
71
36
New
*
10,900
Preferred
100
1,030
Rights
114,700
t 64,300 Coca-Cola Co (The)........*
Class A
;
:
4,500
*
521,900 Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co
6% preferred...........100
10,200
•
134,800 lolliner A Alkman
5% preferred
.....100
4,030
v:h 1,310 Colonial Beacon Ol'
83,000 Colorado Fuel A Iron Corp.
Ask
Sale
718
Cleve Graphite Bronze (The) I
.
"4~300
Sale
.....*
Rock Isl A Pac
5,360 CleveElec Hi 54.50
50
23,500
Chicago Mall Order Co
Chrysler Corporation
67,500
70
400
4% preferred
-100
{Chic Indtanap A Louis pf 100
13,700 Chicago Yellow Cab
•
39,000 Cblckasha Cotton OH
10
*
175,100 Childs Co
,2,210 Chile Copper..
......25
780
2,200
114,700
4,500
0% preferred..
100
{Chicago Great Western. 10«
.....
7,300
260
t»<
90,100 City Ice A Fuel
6**% preferred—
100
120 City Investing Co........100
107,300 City Stores
5
80,300 Clark Equipment
280 C C C A St L Ry Co 5% pf.100
6,100
2,100
10,900
tChlc A East 111 RR
^ 9,670
30
Ask
Ask
100
7% prefferred
6% preferred
1,614,400
9,300
970
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N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
Jan. 2
1937
17,200
4,270
1,150
13,200
49,500
10,400
11,600
293,700
16,000
17,400
1,430
43,050
199,100
25,900
589,040
Detroit Edison
11434
Sale
Detroit & Mackinac Ry Go 100
30
100
5% non cum pre!
June
12
June
5
3
Pref—25
Diamond T Motor Car Co—2
Distil Corp-Seagrams Ltd
*
5% pref with warrants. 100
Sale
Sale
34
June 29
3634 June
9
17% June
9
2334 June 11
Dixie-Vortex Co............*
Sale
220
Participating
Dome Mines
8534
18
Sale
34
June 21
35
35
June
9H
Sale
Sale
Sale
534
1434
Sale^
100
1
234
115
Sale
Sale
100
133
lstpf.100
Sale
114
5
Eastman Kodak Co. of N. J-*
Sale
Sale
Sale
162%
/8
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Eastern Rolling Mills.
—100
6% preferred
4
Sale
Electric Boat
Sale
Sale
Kltlngon Schlld...... *
*
Electric Auto Lite (The)—5
Sale
Sale
Eaton Mfg. Co
-
Sale
..........3
434 June 15
1434 June 14
Sale
|6 cum
1
100
100
4% 1st preferred
4% 2d preferred
Eureka Vacuum
Sale
Sale
Sale
Clean......5
Evans Products Co.........5
Exchange Buffet Corp..—..*
40.
87
June 28
44%
June
2
2
15
June
3
June 15
8
June 21
June
4
21% Apr. 28
29
14
June
1
55
14
60
June
June
15
9
June
5
June
14
June
15
834
62
64
•
6
June
June
105% June 10 115%
June 15
17%
59
May 19
63% June 15
7834
Mar. 18
86%
9%
23%
35%
2834
8 •;/
1
26 % June
1
1934 June
1
June 29
81
4% June 28
4
34 June
June 23
51
June
13%
19%
1434
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7%
10% June
3
26
June
8
3 % June
1
3 % June
5
2534 June 11
57% June 10
June 28
14
4534 June 14
16% June 28
3
8834 June
June
June
June
May
June
29
29
28
27
17
Jan.
16
Mar. 17
Mar. 17
Mar. 17
Jan.
80
18
June 29
2% June 30
14
14% Jan. 21
3434 Mar. 3
Jan. 21
SB
June
28
15
June
14
634 June
24
1
1
June
June
3
June
15
June
3
100
June
17
June
17
634 June 24
6% June 17
June
1;
June
1
14
June
2
June 30
June
June
9
June
3
2
3634 June
1
June
10
33% June
June
8
3
31
June
%
93
Sale
WA
June 17
June 30 104
Sale
June 21
42
June
28
28
14
Jan. 11
June 28
29% Jan. 18
Jan.
4
May 25 103
Jan. 27 150
Mar. 11
9 129
Apr.
2
Apr.
70
Feb. 19
118
4
6
June 14
31% June 30 43
9 108
93
June
36
May 12 45
39% Apr. 19 39
June 17 41
Feb.
46
26
14
Feb.
1|
June 30 107
52
June 21
Feb.
Feb.
5% Jan.
Jan.
3
3934
Sale
10334
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
71% Jan.
31 21034 Jan.
June 23
3
2
20% Apr.
49% May 18
128
l!
Sale
Sale
June 30
31% June
9
June 30
50
35
Sale
Sale
37
Sale
Sale
June 26
5634 June
7
Apr.
12
May
8
June
Mar. 17
June
Mar.
9
Jan. 18
Feb.
19
Mar. 11
9
1
5
5
9
1
Mar.
9
June
4
Mar.
58
39
June
Mar.
Feb.
June
June
60
June
June 29
58
25
June 21 128
37% June 17 54%
100
June 23 135
7% June 16
83
9
55
June
Sale
June
10934
50
Sale
Sale
June
June 26
June 15
2434 May 14 3234 Jan. 13
Mar. 25
105% June 22 117
June
June
Sale
June
June
1034 Sale
125
June
4334 Sale
124
112
Sale
Sale
1
7%
4% June 14
11% June 14 13%
3834 June 29 *3934
22
Apr. 26 33
95
May 13 10634
June
June
14
June 29
June 26
June 21
Sale
Sale
June 29
June
10134
Sale
1634
June
Sale
Sale
June
1234
102%
Sale
17
June 29
Sale
10734
100%
June 14
Sale
June 30
Sale
Sale
Sale
150
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
June 22
June
5
3
June
June
June 23
June
June 21
June
Sale
June 29
June
Sale
June
14
June
June
11%
834
Sale
Sale
115
June
17
17
June
122
49**
134
Sale
June 30
June
130
Sale
Sale
June
June
Sale
Sale
June
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
June
59
52
56
June
June !
June 29
June
4
June
June
154
Sale
Sale
6234
Sale
June
61 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
Sale
44
June :
June
Sale
Sale
June :
48
60
June 10
June
5
June 10
Sale
Sale
Sale
June
June
Sale
46
Sale
June
109
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
104%
June
June
L04
Sale
June
June
3
Sale
June
June
31
Sale
June
June
Sale
June
June
26
Sale
June
36%
35
Sale
I June
i June
June
Sale
Sale
80
June
June
4134
8634
Sale
8834
June
11
June
3
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June
Sale
Sale
I June
June
Sale
43
June
June
June
June 15
117
114
54
Sale
Sale
52%
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11
Mar.
4
4
Mar. 31
8
June
1
June 17
Jan.
Feb.
19
3
Jan.
8
June
Mar. 22
64
Jan.
65
Jan.
May
1 124
8% May
15% Apr. 28
L06
Mar. 20
19
Jan. 19
June 21 110
5% Jan. 13
,
3% June 23
4134 May 13
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
1
48% June 14 70% Feb. 11
2
113% June 17 122% Feb.
42% May 21 60% Jan., 9
1
17 1534 Feb.
June :
Sale
17
14
Feb.
13
21
9
18
29
18
108%
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
Jan.
108%
Sale
Feb.
Jan.
1
9
17 152
14 64 J13 44
108""
Sale
Mar.
Jan.
May
49% June
36
May
1% May
June !
11834
28
23
Sale
:
16
Jan.
Jan.
Sale
9%
Jan.
30
117
June
Sale
4
June
Sale
June 26
June 21
34% June
L34
119
3
Mar.
19% Feb.
lb
Sale
12334
Sale
June 17
,
10% May 13 15%
99% June 14 10534
62% June 30 86%
10% June 23 19%
135
June 21 153
7% June 29
20
June 14
39% June 17
L12% Apr. 28
June
135
Sale
11
9
8
25% June 18
14
12
Jan.
4
45
7
38
27
Jan.
Jan.
3
5
3
14
Jan.
73
2
June
June
5
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
48% Jan.
June
June
Sale
105
June 14
June
it*
5
Jan.
June
.....
see page
6
14
7
Jan.
8
Jan. 16
Jan. 10
Jan. 18
Jan. 18
Feb. 11
Jan. 10
Jan. 16
Jan. 30
Feb. 19
Feb. 10
9234
June 15
2% June 30
Sale
Sale
Sale
35
96
...........
.....
Feb.
26^ Jan.
Jan.
18
9
3
22
140
102
.........100
Federal Motor Truck
•
Federal Screw Works.......*
Federal Water Service A—-*
Federated Departm't Stores.*
4Ji% preferred
......100
Fidelity Phenlx Fire In«.2.50
110 Fllene's (Wm) Sons Co...—*
203,700 Firestone Tire at Rubber—10
17,600
6% preferred series A—100
56,600 First National Stores.
254,800 Fllntkote Co (The)
*
17,800 Florence Stove Co—......
4,600 Florshelm Shoe (The) cl A..
157,200 tFollansbee Bros
......—*
41,300 Food Machinery Corp.....10
2,780
4)4% conv preferred....100
10
167,200 Footer-Wheeler
3,480
7% conv preferred........*
56,600 Francisco Sugar Co
870 Franklin Simon pref......106
211,100 Free port Sulphur Co......10
950
6% conv pref
.......100
1,440 Fuller Co prior pref........'
16 2d preferred
5.160
*
'
Mar. 17
4
734 June 17
Sale
90
Preferred...
...—
Apr.
1934 June 29
1434 June 28
Sale"
{6 preferred
——*
Federal Mining 8c Smelt..100
.........
16
45% Feb. 11
16
Feb. 26
37% Feb. 11
Mar.
6% preferred
100
Falardo Sug Co Porto Rico.20
Federal Light Ac Traction-.15
93,100 Gabriel Co (The) Class A...*
.....1
12,500 Gair Co Inc (Robt)
620
$3 preferred
..10
10,550 Gamewell Co (The).......—*
1,230 Gannett Co Inc conv $6 pf—*
158,700 Gar Wood Industries Inc...3
105,700 Gen American Investors....*
4,700
$6 preferred.....
....—*
75,800 Gen Amer Transp Corp.....5
6
185,500 General Baking Co
1,130
$8 1st preferred........—*
210,600 General Bronze........—5
—*
155,400 General Cable
Class A
*
51,300
Preferred 7%.......... 100
12,700
31,800 General Cigar Inc....—
*
Preferred (7)
650
——100
*
1,394,400 General Electric.........
222,200 General Foods.
537,300 General Gas & Electric cl A-*
$6 conv preferred A
1,810
*
•
45,000 General Mills
3,970
6% preferred
—100
3,279,400 General Motors Corp———10
Preferred (6)...
39,400
*
9,600 Gen Outdoor Advertising. A*
Common
*
109,200
31,600 General Printing Ink
..1
450
$6 preferred..
—..._■*
...*
100,700 General Public Service
*
67,800 General Ry Signal....—
430
6% preferred
100
664,000 Gen Realty A Utilities Corp.'
41,100
$6 preferred—......—*
63,700 General Refractories..
10,750 Gen Steel Castings $6 pref.
103,200 Gen Theatres Equip Corp...*
15,700 Gen Time Instrum Corp
-*
*
518,000 Gillette Safety Raser
$5 conv preferred——.
13,600
375,600 Glmbel Brothers——*
$6 preferred
......—*
17,100
168,300 Glidden Co (The)
*
4 J4% conv preferred
15,300
50
1
269,700 Gebel (Adolf)
1
207,800 Geebel Brewing Co
330 Gold & Stock Teleg Co...100
15
Apr. 28
Apr. 14
2
Sale
*
Fairbanks Morse at Co
10
June 17
4% June 15
14% June 14
17
18
10
Jan.
June
60
Sale
16
Jan.
10
4% June 28
334
—100
8% preferred
June
Jan.
_
34
9
1
67
7
5
Feb. 10
29
June 23
June
7
38
16
Jan.
June
Sale
-25
Fairbanks Co.
4
June
Jan.
Jan.
55
39
1
Apr.
2»
Jan. IS
13034 June 29 135% Feb. 10
110% June 16 115% Jan. 22
Mar.
5
934 June 17 17
151
Apr. 29 175% Feb.
a
150
Jan. 11
Apr.
2 163
13 34 June 29
Sale
40 Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co..50
June 30
29
June 22
134 June
June
8
Sale
Sale
......-100
Jan.
Mar.
a
Jan. 25
2
5934 June 21
63% June 15
6634
7234
5%
preferred—....—*
•
5
7
8
9
10534 June 10
62
Equitable Office Bldg
Erie Railroad
iH
108%
9%
...100
51
12
77
June
1
Sale
$5 conv preferred ......— *
*5.50 preferred w w
——*
May 13
June 30 135
.
Vk*
70
O
June 23
3
134 June 29
8
3% June 29
1434 June
2 17
112
May 28 122
148% Apr. 28 180%
9
13% June
40% June
1134 June
5
15
O
Feb.
June
Sale
4%
5% preferred
17
5834 June 15
3234 June 28
38J4
Engineers Pub Service......
June
62
46% Feb. 17
Mar.
__
June 25
167 34 June 14 172% June 26
June
2
150
June
1 152
June
5
2934 June 15 34
10% June 17
3534 June 17
934 June 17
June
135
9
16 114
11% June
9% June 17
4134 Jan. 25.
96
25
47% May 17
4 % June 11
1534 June
7
110% June
June 21
38)
9;
June 14
June 30
Sale
Sale
Endlcott-Johnson........>50
2
June
June 28
45)
24)
13034 June 29 133
Sale
$Elk Horn Coal Corp
*
6% preferred
50
El Paso Natural Gas Co....3
June 29
June
2
29
June 16
2
4
"
4934 June 21
2834 June
1
% June
4
June
June
Sale
*
June 25
June 29
Feb.
Feb.
Apr. 10*
Mar. 17
35
7
June 30 115
14934 June 15 158
Sale
*
$6 preferred
Elec Storage Battery
June 22
112
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6% non-voting deben
Duquesne Light 5%
3
June
2434
34
134
334
1434
.
2%
June
36
40
23
34
2034 June
1
3634 June 10
37% June 11
42
June 29
80
18
June 30
88
June 29
34
9% June
2
1
6034 June 10
June 30
June 30 135
135
46
Sale
Sale
26
*14% June 14
2034 Apr. 28
June
54
Sale
Sale
15
3834 June
1
9% June 23
Sale
Sale
11%
Sale
(EI).20
Du Pont de Nem & Co
June 28
34%
Sale
Sale
---•
8% preferred
Sale
Sale
*14% June 14
2034 June 17
80
June 16
38%
Ltd
Stores Ltd
Sale
37
—*
Co.....*
Class A
Doehler Die Casting
Dominion
17%
Sale
^
48,200
150,900
60,100
47,820
18,090
71,600
2,000
88,000
93,200
1,730
11,700
6,700
226,300
141,500
144,300
25,900
13,700
66,500
7
29% June
49,600
83,500
126,900
161,000
12,000
1,650
28,600
7,100
4,900
1,100
81,500
362,400
150,000
55,400
For foothftei
June
Highest
Highest
11034 June 15 146% Jan.
7
9% Apr.
9 22
May 10
20
June 17
30
May 13
Feb. 17
59% June 29 76
June 23
June 29
42,100
o
11234 11034 June 15 115
16
June
1
16
17%
22
20
June 17
2934
5934 June 29 61
5934
26
62
Elec it Musical Ind—
339,300
American shares..........
1,215,700 Elec Power 8c Light
*
75,200
$7 preferred
—.....*
r;
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
215,500
12,100
2,210
199,900
62,500
2,270
99,400
236,500
293,300
502,600
„
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
*
-
_
Ask
Diamond Match—..—.....*
Devoe8c Reynolds A..
7,800 Dresser (S R) Mfg cont cl A..*
18,200
Class B
•
17,000 tDuluth South Sh 8c Ati.lOo
28,000
6% preferred
...100
30,200 Dunhill International—.—1
10,600 Duplan Silk
•
■,
Lowest
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
Ask
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc....*
200 Dow Chemical Co
*
■
i,
Par
.....100
Shares
*
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JUNE
STOCKS
'
>
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
34
55
48
June
Apr.
June
.June
4
4
28 117% Jan., 22
5% Jan. 20
26
7
17 48% Jan.
88
Jan.
4
6
28
33%
Jan.
25
14
43% Feb.
11
14
20%
Feb.
1
17
June 29
20% June
24% June
14% June
80
May
20% Jan.
80% June
39% Apr.
51% May
65% Feb.
18
4
29
30
14
June 14
5% June 17
110% Apr. 29
7034 Feb.
8831
Feb. 23
9
9
51% Jan. 28
5834 Jan. 18
Feb. 25
Feb. 19
Feb. 17
115
29% Mar.
9034 Mar.
SB
July, 1937]
aggregate
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
sales
Sines
Jan. 1
prices in june
STOCKS
H. t. STOCK UCHANOB
'•
Shares
689,400
42,600
1.592,800
89,400
31,300
80,800
1,660
1,041,500
Par
Goodrich (B P)
$8 preferred———*
*
Goodyear T *k R
S5
preferred----—-.——*
$7 2d preferred-.---.—...
Silk Hosiery—.
Gotham
-——100
Preferred
Graham-Paige Motors
Granby Con8ol Mining
365,600
Smelting & Power Ltd—5
142,100 Grand Union Co trust etfs. -1
71,900
74,600
49,500
378.500
794,300
80,900
1,890
$3
conv
preferred series...*
Granite City Steel—..*
Grant (WT)...
•
4
Great Northern Ir ore prop
Great Northern pref....-10n
Great West Sug———
Preferred.
-—
Cooper.. 10#
618,100 Greyhound Corp (The)—-*
28,500
5)4% preferred...
—10
82,500 Guantanamo Sugar—
3,220
8% preferred—...—.100
21,700 Gulf Mobile «t Northern..10<
19,700
6% preferred.———100
5,600 Hackensack Water..—..
Preferred A....—.... —25
3,170
..It
163,100 Hall Printing.
*
26,700 Hamilton Watch.—.
1,980
6% preferred..——.. lioo
3,120 Hanna (M A) Co $5 pref. ....*
*
59,200 Harbison Walker Refrac.
310
6% preferred.—..—. -100
1
39,400 Hat Corp class A..—....
1,190
6)4 % preferred w w__. .100
2
182,500 Hayes Body Corp.—...
..25
17,000 Hazel-Atlas Co
394,400 Hecker Prod Corp ▼ t c_.
—25
3,000 Helme (G W)
.100
610
7% preferred
53,300 Hercules Motors..
......
«,m> mm mm, rnmmm
14,700 Hercules Powder...........*
1,610
6% preferred........—.100
9,400 Hershey Chocolate-•
9,500
$4 cony preferred...——*
200 Hinde & Dauch Paper Co—10
54,300 Holland Furnace.-...——*
5,410
$5 cony preferred.........*
126,800 Hollander (A) k Son...—5
107,500 Holly Sugar Corp.....—...*
250
7% preferred.
100
24,915 Homestake Mining...
100
New.
12.50
10,400
10,400 Houdaille-Herahey el A ....*
June 1
Sale
Ok Sale
2k
32k Sale
81k
28 H
Sale
Sale
101H Sale
114
116 \4
11k Sale
93
96 k
3 H Sale
6k
4)4 Sale
21)4
23
Sale
47)4 Sale
Sale
20
42)4 Sale
52
34
Sale
145
62k
Sale
73k 80
14 % Sale
Sale
Sale
8
XA
12$.
13
63
33
34k
13 k
35k
37H
14
28k Sale
105H 106
102}| Sale
51
Sale
128 k 130
16k
107
l«k
46 k
"5""
Sale
148 k 168
129
63
65*
108
112*
145
127
42
113,
Sale
_
407
425
21,300
5,400
1,094,300
240,100
50,800
14,900
527,600
82,000
Howe Sound Co
102
Sale
105k
155
29
101
155
25
152
Sale
104
Sale
39 k Sale
Sale
104
Sale
33k Sale
Sale
106k 108
Sale
Sale
Hudson Motor Car.——*
Internet Nickel of Canada..*
Preferred............
100
Sale
47
71
Sale
J?**
134
135
117
;
110k
5
5
43
Sale
Sale
Sale
480
..........
•
Preferred.. ............100
12,385
Tones 4c Laugh Steel pref. 100
Stove 8c Furn ColO
23,400 Kalamazoo
560 Ka'nsas City Lt 1st pf Ser B *
133,900 Kansas City Southern—100
18,700
4% preferred
—.100
21,200 Kaufman Dept Stores,. 112.50
25,000 Kayser (J) 8c Co............5
370 Keith-Albee Orpheum pf.lio
Kelsey Hayes WheelConvertible class A—...1
71,400
Conv class B—.—l
68.100
1.610 Kendall Co $6 pt pf ser A...*
Kennecott
Copper
-—...*
168,300 Keystone Steel 8c Wire Co..*
30,700 Kimberly-Clark............*
79,400 Kinney (G R)...—.........1
8% preferred.............*
27,160
30
$5 prior preferred........*
War footnotes see page 40*
June 16
June
155
c24
58
June 29
Sale
93
9
35
Sale
Sale
108k Sale
7
18
6k
53 k
Sale
Sale
105k Sale
108
105k
145 k 146 k 147
191
160
Sale
Sale
47
Sale
Sale
90]
1
13 k June 17
3
May 11
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
3k June
9
14
8
9
7
June
9
86
Sale
Sale
28
Sale
Sale
88
Sale
05
Sale
"25"
120k
—
87
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
7
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
6k
5k
45k
7*
6*
48
25k 25k
43 k Sale
40
95
Sale
Sale
m
5k
'M
23
40
32
75
6
5k June
6
24
41k June
36
June
88
June
9k June
10k Sale
Sale
Sale
30k
34
115k 120
21
32
Sale
33 k
26k
27k
20k
22k
98 k Sale
June
24k
39
24
124
June
42
20k June
00
June
Sale
LOO
103 k 102k Sale
lk Sale
18k 18 k 'if.:* 18 k
28
28
Sale
27 k
L22k 126
122k 132k
76 k Sale
June
44
6k
Sale
10k Sale
128
123
L24
June
Sale
Sale
Sale
1 .v;;
17
June
June
27k June
69k June
120
June
123k June
118k ill7k June
28
30
119
Sale
24k
27
June
116k June
.
15
June
25 k June
25
June
8
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
6k June
95
Sale
21
Sale
June
June
Ilk June
Sale
6k Sale
99
8
June 16
June
8
June
11
4
3
8
11
2
28
5
7
25
76k June
129k June
124k June
124
June
33
June
4k June
41
#
69k June 30
June
25
20
June
99k June 16 F96
17k Sale
June 17
17k June
1*1
June 22
12
June 18 102 k
June 14
60
June 14
16k
16
42k
6 k Sale
59k Sale
38k June 11
5
June 14
48k June 14
June 28
35
4
June
1
3
June
4
June
8
June
5
40
June
6k June
8
2
59k June
35
Jan.
1
June 28
June 28
June 30
Jan.
6
Mar. 17
Mar. 17
Jan.
35
5
8
Jan.
2
Feb. 15
25k June 28
96
,
87k Jan.
June 17 155
Mar. 18 126
xll7kJune 29 136
28
June 29 46
115k Apr.
8 121
15
June 28 29
27k June 15
; June
Jan. 18
Jan. 20
Apr. 20
Jan.
6
Mar. 16
Mar. 11
Apr. 14
Apr. 14
Jan.
4
June
5
162
Jan. 18
16 k Jan. 29
15k Apr.
9
18k Jan.
7
55 k Apr. 29 78k Mar. 10
127 k May 27 135k Jan.
5
16 k Feb. 23 24k Apr.
6
10 k Feb . 24
18
Apr.
6
5 )4 J ail. 12
Apr.
6
90 k Jan.
Apr.
6
Feb. 16
5k June 17
8
6
June
8k Jan. 30
43 k May 26 57k Feb. 16
24
June 15 28k Jan. 25
4
41k June 17 49 k Jan.
2
52
Mar. 11
31k Jan.
88
June 17 110
Feb. 19
9k May 14 15k Feb. 17
20 k May 27 36 k Jan.
8
100
May 28 107 % Apr.
6
2
1
June
May 18
5
17
June 18
Jan. 30
25k Jan. 26 30
Apr. 15
Api
121
Jan. 16 126k MS
ar. 29
109k
15k
25k Mar. 11
22k Jan. 20
47k Apr. 20
144
Feb.
5
137
Jan. 21
131k Mar. 6
May 13
33k Feb. 23
,
21
57 k Sale
Jan. 20
30
28
1
'Xt June
17 k May 18
June
39
Mar. 17
Mar. 11
72
June 28
June 28
33 k Mar. 27
1
94
June
20
•01w 106
38
11
30
33
24
Sale
12
17
June 28
120
120
120k June
21k June
33
10
21
21
Apr. 24
44k Apr. 30
4
8k J&n*
4
6 k Jan.
18
10
May
8
5
June
16k June
30
23;
June 25
June
5
June
June
June
43k June
146 k June
zlOl k June
146
June
9k June
7 k June
Sale
M
5
15
11
22
4
6
5k June 17 13
Jan. 21
64
07 k Apr. 24 111
5
11
4k Feb.
16k May 13 28
2
5
Jan.
9
4 63k
42
Jan.
46 k June 14 189
7 112k
99 k Apr.
June
1
June
1
June
1
June 29
June
8
10k June
132
Jan.
4
44k June
60 k June
13 k June
12 k June
June 23
June
4
June
June 15
21
June
June
June
June
65
19
55k June
18k Sale
7
Mar. 3
Mar. 29
50k June 29
41
Jan.
5
27k Feb. 11
4
Sale
132
127
9
Jan.
June 28
Ilk Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
June 24
5
Jan.
Sale
135k
4
9
9
11
132*|
19
4
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
52
June 25 120
Jan. 27 30
June 22 43
Apr. 27 114k
May 14 431
1
3
8 k June
16 k June
58k Sale
Sale
Sale
June
May 13
3k June
17k Sale
8
Mar. 12 111
3
37
Jan.
June
78 k June
63 k
0k
May 17 185
Feb.
3
May 22 135k Feb.
2
Apr. 27 67k Jan. 21
Jan.
June 24
June
4
June
9
June
9
-0k
Jan. 14
Mar. 3
Jan. 25
Feb.
9
6 166
May
Jan.
6
June 17 39k Feb. 11
June 28
June 30
May 17 126
Mar. 20
10k Sale
Sale
11
Feb. 10
17 J
Ilk Sale
9k Sale
9k
5
20
73
94
94
5
16
18
22
4
"23k Sale
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar. 25
June
% June
19k June
45l June
4k
4k
Sale
5 k June
6
54 k June
51k 54 :
110
108k June
Sale
6
5k June
Sale
17 k June
106k Sale
31
9 108
Jan.
135 k
„
2
June 11
61
June 28
June
40
June 28 132k June
Sale
124
Sale
8
Jan.
7
20k Feb. 10
June 14
12
180
Sale
Feb.
5
91k June 25
12k June
7
Sale
130
Mar. 18
Jan. 11
36
June
Sale
June 30
June 28
m
2
2
4
June 29
46
12k
98
Mar.
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
Mar. 3
Feb.
8
6
1
28 k June
Sale
Ai
p
8
8
June 28
73
8
Jan.
5
May 20
Jan.
17 k Mar.
June
June 11
June 30
Sale
14k Sale
8
Mar.
59k Mar.
21k June
37
Feb.
Jan.
May 14
4
•
June
27
48 k
47 k
28 k
56 k
May 14 105
June 17
58k
Apr. 13 140
June 22
17k
June 23 106 k
103 k June 29 107k June
June
3
36
37
June
June
35k June 17 41
102 k June 25 108 k June
June 16
23
26
June
29 k June 22
33 k June
June 17 112k June 14
111
June 15 *391
367
June 17
47 k June 24
50k June 29
18
9
June
June 24
June
8 130
June 25
June 29
61k June
35
5
Apr.
148k June 17 154
125
18
Jan.
June 16 155
June 16
9
June 17 28k June
44
40
6 0k Sale
13k Sale
62 k
18 k
14
39 k
125
135
96 k
60
89 k
157
186
28k Sale
2,910
June
June 28 103 k June 11
2
Ilk June 30 13k June
June 11
L00k June 10 101
37k
42
150
19 k
$6 preferred—............1
4
Mar. 10
Jan.
Feb.
June 29
Apr. 17
12 k June
51
Mar. 11
Jan.
27
June 16
June 16
LOO
Sale
Sale
Sale
149k Sale
12
10,600 Jewel Tea Inc.............
97,900 iohns-Manvllle
1,254,400
—
17k Sale
32k Sale
Island Creek Coal.........
16
June 16
22k Sale
Sale
45 k Sale
58
47 k
Internat Tel 8c Tel........ *
29,800 Intertype Corp...........
44
13 k June 17
3
June
4
Ilk Sale
6k
Interstate Dept Stores......*
Preferred.............. 10C
Rights
...............
Feb.
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Jan. 12
Jan. 22
Feb.
1
15
June 17
14 k Sale
3 k Sale
45
International Salt.—.
International Shoe.........*
International Silver
...106
41,600
C
Sale
5k
Class C......——........*
preferred—..—100
8
June
Sale
Sale
23k Sale
4k Sale
7 k Sale
Preferred..............100
580,600
5,300 Int Rys of Cent Amer—
Yotlng trust certificates.-*
1,970
5% preferred...........100
;
9,450
7%
Sale
136
"23 k Sale
Internat Paper Be Power cl A *
Class B..................
11,700
22,000
50,400
6,015
1,333,000
126,900
1,780
110,200
June 17
June 18
May 13
May 26
28
100
Hupp Motor Car Corp——-1
1,243,300
4,900
305,900
218,300
771,500
2
June 2
June 11
June 10
June
7
8k
12
16 k Sale
3 k Sale
...5
8
May
Apr. 24
"30 k June" "7
59 k June
1
88k June 11
13 k June
7
70k June 14
2 k June 15
7
June 28
15 k Sale
76
Sale
3 k Sale
5% preferred....—.....100
28,800 Int Business Machine#.....*
308,500 Internet Harvester,.—
.*
7% preferred
100
14,900
934,100 Internet Hydro-Elec Sys A. 25
252,200 Internet Mercan Marina...
318,400 Int Mining Corp.—......1
2
Sale
Sale
Interlake lion.............*
535,900 Internet Agricultural...—*
Prior preferred.........100
102,300
10k June
1
June
27
June 29
June
8
30
June 19
c29k June 15 31
13 k June 14
16k June 3
28
June
1
c26k June
3 28
June
June
9 106
4
L03
June
99
99 ' June 22 101
1
Sale
1
40
June 17 46 k June
136 k 136 k June 29 136k June 29
Sale
June
2
10 k June 22
13
June 10
94k 93 k June 23
Sale
1,247,600
8
8
2
29H
Sale
59 k Sale
89
Sale
June 28
4
Jan.
Sale
Sale
Sale
68 k Sale
June 14
June 17
54 k June
70k
14k
Ilk
2k
4
June 15
June 29
8
35k June
June 16 137k June
l6"""june
Sale
37
3
Jan.
June
1
27 k June
2
65 k June 18
13
June 14
44)4
Sale
21
608.100 Illinois Central..........100
16,000
4% pref series A.......100
Leased line 4%.....——100
2,720
RR sec stock ctfs ser A1000
12,120
.....10
112,700 Indian Refining
316,700 Industrial Rayon Corp.....*
*
22,300 Ingersoil-Rand
860
6% preferred ...........100
124,400 Inland Steel.............—*
722,500
Rights.....—...........
884,300 Inspiration Cons Copper..20
...1
53,100 Insuranshares Ctfs Ine
82,800 tlnterboro Rap Trait v t c 100
34,300 d Interchemical Corp.......*
2,720
6% preferred........—.100
204,900 Intercontinental Rubber..
135
J*
107 k Sale
c.25
Hudson 8c Manhattan
June
75k
106
111
380
82
June
62
42
5% preferred...........100
r t
June 29
June 28
June 28
May 12 153 k
13 k
June 28 96
Jan.
2
4k
7k May IS
June
Sale
Sale
61k Sale
25
111
June
June 15
Sale
31k
30k
*
Common stock—...
Houston Oil of Texas
June 17
Sale Prices
50k
77% June 29 87k
27k Jan.
4 47k
108
May 14 141.
64k
Sale
Sale
24k Sale
41k
17
z32
3
1
Highest
Sale Prices
31
Jan.
4
9k June
3 k June
135
Sale
*
Class B
Household Finance-*
8k June 21
2 k June 14
Sale
Sale
Sale
—-
159,700
3 k June 29
35k
49k Sale
120k 121k
23
Sale
June 25
9
90k June
3k June
155
130
102 k
13
100
140
27
June 28
Sale
99k
108k
6
June 17
Sale
Sale
18
35 1
135
128
12 k Sale
100 k 101k
13 k Sale
110
125
164
167
34k Sale
44k June
5
81k June 11
Sale
48
12
Sale
30k
15 k
28
103 k
101
Lowest
June 17
41
June
9
June 28 120k June 10
.Tune
2 111k June
2
83
36k
21k Sale
52 k Sale
34 k Sale
137
Sale
50k 64k
29
Sale
71
85
13 k Sale
10k 10k
29k
77% June 29
Sale
35k
11
37 k June 29
114k Sale
18 k
19k
36 k Sale
55
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
3k
3k
2k
Lowest
Sale
Sale
38
9k
41
51k
W*
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Sale Prices
Ask
79
111k Hlk
8k
9
90 k Sale
3 k Sale
Sale
43 k
June 30
Ask Bid
d
Ash
Bid
—-
120,900 Green (H L) Co.........---1
Greene Cananea
Pries
Jan. 2
1937
42
.
180 Green Bay & Western RR.100
670
35
-
Mar.
16
5
27k Jan. 18
June 16 110
12 k June 17
23!
9k June 22
19]
101
May 25 109
51
Apr. 29 69J
14 k June 14 20!
8 46!
38k Apr.
5
June 14
9J
47k Jan. 12 71
35
June 28 35
Jan.
14
Feb. 11
Jan. 14
Feb.
4
Mar. 10
Mar.
8
Apr. 14
Mar. 30
Mar. 80
June 28
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
36
sales
aggregate
Since
prices in june
STOCKS
Jan. 2
\Jan. 1
1937
Par
Shares
jid
177,800 Kresge (S S) Co
.........10
15,900 Kresge Dept Stores.........1
-
340
......100
10,000 Kress (S H) 8c Co new..
*
160,300 Kroger Grocery 8c Bak
2,690 Laclede Gas Light
100
2,240
5% preferred .......
.100
176,300 Lambert Co (Thsj—
*
6,700,
183,100
74,000
2,140
357,400
182,900
79,510
18,600
36,500
32,900
177,400
297,400
16,500
13,000
117,700
5,800
22,600
143,200
26,400
77,900
447,400
5,400
514,700
213,400
301,400
25,900
1,320
282,800
4,730
54,900
44,300
353,000
:
8% preferred
-
'
Lehigh Portland Cement. .25
4% conr preferred......100
50
Lehigh Valley Coal
6% conv preferred
...50
Lehigh Valley
38%
39%
L50
160
18% Sale
2% Sale
16%
33
35
19% Sale
20
16%
28
23%
19% Sale
12
13%
24% Sale
38
36%
180
Sale
Sale
16%
11
Sale
*
Llbbey-Owens Ford Glass..
Llbby McNeill 8c Llbby
•
....5
Tob com..25
Life Savers Corp
25
Preferred..............100
Series B
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
Lima Locomotive Works...
*
Carbonic..........
Incorporated
$6.50 preferred....—
*
..._.•
Loft Incorporated
Lone Star Cement Corp..—*
—*
Long Bell Lumber \
Loose-Wiles Biscuit.....—25
—100
10
5 % (preferred
Lorillard (P) common
.......100
Preferred
Louisville Gas 8c Elec A.....*
Louisville 8c Nashville....100
Ludlum
Steel............—1
Minn Mollne Pow Implem..*
Preferred
*
16,900
10U
11,100 Minn St Paul 8c S S M
....
7% preferred
.....100
7,500
4% leased lines........100
87,600 Mission Corp
*
221,500 Mo Kan-Texas
319,300
5% preferred series A...100
92,200 {Missouri Pacific........100
Convertible preferred..100
247,300
............
125.610 Mohawk Carpet Mills
..20
10
64,300 Monsanto Chemical Wks
Sale
Sale
Sale
106% 107
2%
2%
57% Sale
6% Sale
41
43%
109% Sale
35
Sale
Sale
Class B...1
*
Sale
5% preferred...........100
Murray Corp of America..10
Myers (F E) 8c Bros.........*
Nash-Kelvlnator Corp..
7,630 Nash Chatt 8c St Louis
195,200 National Acme.........
37%
.100
1
82,400 National Aviation Corp.
437,700 National Biscuit.......
7% preferred.....
10
10
..100
52,800 Nat Bond & Investment Co
5,600
5% pref series A w w.. ..100
•
229,800 Nat Cash Register
_
see page
40.
5
18*
IS*
12%
19 h
17%
8% Sale
Sale
Sale
43
June 14
12% June 14
25% June
5
32
June 30
39
9%
Sale
av/s
13% June 28
1% June 23
8% June 29
Sale
36
June
16
15
June 23
41%
41
June 17
17
59% June 28
1
11% June
tale
ale
58
53%
47%
75%
106
Sale
Sale
Sale
'
Sale
Sale
130
"20%
45
Sale
163
Sale
142
14%
Sale
If4
48
June 17
15
5
41
June 23
June 17
68
June
5
106
Mar. 31
3
20
June 26
1
130
June
1
88% June
5
June
4
143
Sale
55
10
Sale
9%
34%
35% Sale
44%
106
102
41%
24%
23%
39% Sale
13% Sale
44%
45%
17% Sale
108
26% Sale
15% Sale
98
85%
51
50%
20% Sale
m
19%
13%
17%
7%
Sale
31
June
130
June
46"
59% Sale
17% Sale
30% Sale
39% Sale
122
Sale
103% 106
102
105%
115
120
2
4
Sale
29% Sale
7
Sale
25% Sale
3
Sale
7% Sale
31
Sale
98%
Sale
43%
22% Sale
34
73% Sale
06% 108
17% Sale
60
61%
41
Sale
14% Sale
Sale
162%
33
Sale
100% 102%
31% Sale
32
.....
42
Sale
Sale
Sale
16'*
79%
85
74
11% Sale
38
41H
59"
115
m
26%
May 17
May 14
4
15%
6%
18%
3%
9%
1 %
June 14
June 15
8
22
17
29
24
30
22
28
28
16
June 29
48% June 28
32% June 30
142
June
2
51% June
1
8
June
12
June 23
; June
3
&
June 14
17% June 12
8% June
June
June
June 22
4
June
June
15
17
June 29
10% June
1% June
June 24
Jan.
39
Jan.
14
16%
29%
6%
14%
3 %
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
20
3
17
13
29
Jan.
Jan.
21
June
June 30
20
June
June
June 29
39
June 22
June 18
June
7
June
5
June
8
June 28
55
June
June 28
6%
51%
30%
29%
13%
74
Feb.
5
June 30
41% Jan.
8
ill*
ilH
II*
June
11
June
9
June
4
16
May 14
9
June
Jan.
June
1
May 17 165
June
1
June
12
Jan.
25
Mar. 15
15% Jan. 11
44
Jan. 13
66
June
June 23
June
June
June
June 21 Ill
June
June 30
36
3
Jan.
45
June 29
88
June 21
50% June
2
21
June
4
June 21
28% Jan.
35
June
7
May 10
May 11
42% Jan. 14
42% Mar. 24
June
1
June
11
iVA
June
June
9
7
36% June
15% June 10
7
45% June
8
13% June
Jan.
6
June 21
95
June 21
Sale
25
June
17
29
June
94
June
1
97
June
69%
68% June 15
73% June
4
June
June 29
June
9
June
5
10
June
9
May 25
Apr. 28
Apr. 29
June 29
if*
June
108
June
M
8
14
1
9
May 11 101
June
June
June
96
94
June
98
97
June
108
112
110
June
114% June 23
Sale
97
Sale
1%
1%
2%
3%
2% Sale
25% Sale
5% Sale
Sale
11%
92%
1%
2%
2%
23%
2?*
lH
15
17
June 28
96%
Sale
16 122
June 14
29
June
June 17
J*
27
June
June 17
June
June 28
June 24
June 28
Jan.
4
1
Jan.
June
8
June 24
16
June 12
June 28
June
June 30
9
June
14
8
16
Mar. 5
Feb. 23
Mar. 10
Mar. 5
Jan.
2
Jan. 22
Mar. 17
Mar. 10
7 101
June
16
13
9
Jan.
72%
26%
35%
48%
May 14 120
4 124
May
9
19
Mar.
41
June 21 106
June 30
June 28
Feb.
June
June
June 28
Feb.
Jan.
86
96% June
13%
98%
1%
2%
3%
June 28
12
Jan.
29% June
38% June
115
Jan.
June 21 112% Jan.
June 17
34% Apr.
33
June
19
16% Mar. 17
June 29
June
1
1
!54
June 29
lH
20
Mar. 27
Mar. 4
Mar. 10
Apr. 30
Mar. 10
13
Jan. 22
Jan.
2
May 20 24% Feb. 11
June 23 106% Mar.
2
Jan.
12
54% Mar. 12
16% June 21
3
11
13
93
3
7% Jan. 12
7
Mar. 30
28%
4%
42%
26%
24%
10%
June 21 105
104
24% June 30
82
48
28
20
Sale
Sale
63
21% Apr.
6
16% Jan. 11
15% June
25% June
33% June
23
Mar. 10
June 23
June 21
12%
11
Feb.
9
Mar. 8
Mar. 8
Jan. 20
30
Sale
Sale
Feb.
36
1
Apr.
34% Sale
a
Mar. 17
99
41% Mar. 11
June 24
17%
26%
Sale
Feb.
2
Mar. 11
Jan. 26
Jan.
8
110
May 12
28% Feb.
8
147% Jan. 20
28% Jan. 13
2
95
Sale
23
3%
75%
10%
43%
June 28
Sale
3%
v/s
26% Sale
Jan.
110
8
June
Sale
14
3
84% Apr. 19
12
Sale
1%
3%
Jan.
61
53 % Mar.
June
58
■\»
13
June 16
Sale
110
28
Jan.
23% May
5
83% Feb. 15
16
Sale
110% Sale
Jan.
175
June
12%
Sale
9
114
4% June
100
157"
16
15
Sale
111
Jan.
15% Mar. 2
28% Jan. 18
113% Feb.
4
June 28
58
Sale
79
June 24
36
25
Sale
17% Sale
118
"63%
17
18
18
10
11
Mar. 31
96
Sale
73
"26%
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
June
Feb.
Jan.
June 22
100
12%
99%
94
_
1
24%
3%
18%
43%
21%
58%
14
Sale
V Sale
May
Feb.
6
14
13%
29
June 25
19% June 17
82% June 28
29% Jan.
4
1
Mar.
132%
62%
June 17
58%
June 10
15%
June
31% June 17
1
13% June
42% June 21
11*
1
12
33
43%
12%
June
50
3% June 15
Sale
43
3
10
47% June 10
June 17
June 23
Sale
44%
June 29
June
June
10% June 14
34
Sale
9
44
Sale
Sale
8
June
42
Sale
5%
11
June
8
35
48
Sale
June
8
34
Sale
10
June
9%
36
102
June
June
Sale
50%
15
June
47
35
13
43
16% Mar. 11
Mar. 10
2% Jan. 23
5% Mar. 4
8
6% Jan.
Apr.
5
Mar. 17
34% Mar. 8
Mar. 17
\
8%
34%
90%
51%
Sale
6
Sale
30
Sale
••29
June 14
4% June
8% June
34% June
Sale
89
Sale
85
June 28
91
June 14
55% June
40
Sale
49%
37%
56%
1%
27%
17%
37%
May 14 40% Jan. 23
Jan. 18
Apr. 29 101
Mar. 10
May 13 69
June 23
40
June
June 24
62
e\n
%%
41
Sale
29%
aw
8
June
31% June
33"
,
11% Sale
94
Sale
Sale
June
130
17%
34%
88
26% Sale
96
Sale
81
82%
11% Sale
Sale
24% Sale
44
I*
June
40% June 22
,37%
"95%
June 22
33
32% Sale
143% 145
52%
50
106% 110
Sale
36
18% Sale
19
36
June
June
49
62
"45"
4
June 25
24
6 203
June
June
June
June
June
Sale
Jan.
22
June 26
June 29
Sale
June 30
13% Jan. 28
1% June 23
8% June 29
June 25 140
20
130
2%
39%
22%
19%
;
32
5
20
4
Jan.
10
1
82% June 28
1
29% June
Sale
12%
Sale
17% Mar. 1
27% Mar. 11
51 % Feb.
1
4
17
7
Sale
Sale
12% June 28
June
Sale
Sale
14
14
June
85
11% Sale
45
43%
4% Sale
3%
16
7%
18%
3%
9%
1%
27% Jan.
41% Jan.
June
22
Sale
14
15% June 15
23% June
3
18% June 30
June
19% June 17
45
13
23
14
10%
43%
15%
43%
Sale
41"
"12%
June 30
107% 107% June 11 110
Sale
150
98
2
46% June 23 49
73% June 14 82%
1 106
105% June
June 22
2%
51% June 28 £60%
7%
5% June 17
28% June 17 32%
3%
39%
23%
20%
8%
33
33%
4
2
16
Jan.
24% Jan.
June 14
18
June
17
51% June 17
Sale
6
June
59
60
55
i#
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
59% June 28
9% Apr.
2
25% Apr. 25
93
May 20
94% June 14
151
May 20
zl8% May 28
59
Jan.
4
51% Apr. 27
43% Jan.
4
64% Jan.
4
105% June
1
1
June 22
50% May 14
5% June 17
28% June 17
20
Sale
"39
June
17% June
June
June
June
June
June
10% June
40
100
41
2
23
24%
23% Sale
8% Sale
19
9% Sale
5
1,148,900
11
82
3%
10%
1%
11%
28%
3%
19%
10
20% June 29 29%
8% May 18 15%
May 11 147
31% June 28 47%
105
160
Sale
30% Sale
Sale
7
June
20% June
179
Sale
20
27
Murphy Co (G C )..........*
12% June 28
32
30%
131% 121% 131
3%
3%
16%
.......1
$7 conv preferred.....
Munslngwear
17% June
25
Sale
44% Sale
45% Sale
11%
12%
3
June 28
3
18% June 30
Sale
50
....
Mulllns Mtg Corp
21
15% June 15
Sale
31%
Mother Lode Coalition.....*
Motor Wheel...............6
Sale
130
'16'
•
Mueller Brass Co
33% June
18
June 14
4
June
4
June 19
23 % June
Sale
44%
53% Sale
14% Sale
30
10
17
Sale
44
14%
21% June
28
Sale
27
1
31% June 28
18% Sale
12
14%
24% Sale
32% Sale
25% Sale
90% Sale
30% Sale
55
7
June
14
Sale
33%
131%
9
110% June 25 115
22%
Sale
....60
Motor Products.....
34
Sale
23
Highest
Sale Prices
20% June 29
20% Sale
1%
52%
Sale
5%
32%
29%
110
106%
Sale
20%
Montgomery Ward 8c Co.....*
Morrell (J) 8c Co
Morris 8c Essex
66
Sale
L43%
Lowest
Sale Prices
12%
15
26%
27%
26%
June 15
95
94
96
99%
95%
Sale
Sale
96
94% June 14 100%
2 159
156% June
156% 156% 161
Sale
1
21%
20% Sale
18% June
172
22
Salt
66
...
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
Sale
.68
21
60
32
12
45%
Sale
■.<£**
125
38%
14%
40%
60
Sale
54% Sal*
43% Sale
Link Belt Co..............
Liquid
Loew's
.08
21
9
Sale
58%
60
70
Sale
9% Sale
26%
27 ^
.07
108 y
Lerner Stores Corp
Lowest
Ask
110
Sale
'!§% Sale
702,700
Sale
106% 125
Lehman Coro (Thej.......
..
Foe footnotes
25%
39%
Lehn 8c Fink Products Corp.5
...
5.000
38
18
*
76.100 Mathleson Alkali Worka
490
7% preferred...........100
49,600 May Dept Stores..
10
38,700 Maytag Co (The)...
*
6,000
$3 preferred ww
*
;i
160
$3 preferred ex-warrants..*
830
$6 1st preferred ..........*
38,200 McCall Corp
—....*
202,400 tMcCrory Stores new com .1
6 % conv preferred—...100
5,000
38,300 McGraw Electric Co........5
•
45,500 McGraw Hill Pub Co
160,900 Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5
60,300 McKeesport Tin Plate.....10
5
585,700 McKesson 8c Robbins
32,400
$3 conv pref
.........*
1
106,800 VicLe; an Stores Co.
880
6% conv pref...........100
199,100 Mead Corp...
2,350
$6 pref series A_..........*
21,200 Melville Shoe Corp..
_.*
355,500 Mengel Co
........1
8,550
5% conv 1st pref..
100
rVi' 1,060 Merch & Min Transp Co....*
.......5
84,600 Mesta Machine Co
787,500 ilami Copper..
.........5
280,200 Vfld-Contlnent Petroleum. 10
*
99,900 Midland Steel Products..
6,090
8% 1st preferred...
.100
.430 Milw El Ry 8c Lt 6% pref.-lOO
26,100 Minn-Honeywell Reg Co....*
2,130
4% conv pref ser B
100
1,082,800
8,300
3,270
941,900
81,400
117,890
24,100
92,400
4,420
34,100
19,630
1,520
315,700
12,900
Sale
Lee Rubber 8c Tire........-f>
290
6% preferred......—
*
206,700 Mack Truck Inc............*
155,100 Macy (R H) Co, Ine
35,500 Madison Square Garden....*
47,500 Magma Copper............10
30,000 tManatl Sugar
—.100
s
900
Certificates of deposit.. 100
12,220
7% preferred
100
210
Pref ctfs of deposit..... 100
._....*
17,600 Mandel Bros
1,160 tManhat'n Ry Co. 7% gu.100
Mod 5% guar...
83,200
,.100
25
52,400 Manhattan Shirt
...1
169,300 Maracaibo Oil Bxolor..
313,400 Marine Midland Corp.......5
16,780 Market Street Ry
100
Preferred.
.........100
2,060
Prior preferred
7,920
......100
Second preferred..
6,190
100
18,100 Marlin-Rockwell Corp. (Del.) 1
454,500 Marshall Field 8c Co.
69,700 Martin (Glenn L) Co....
1
120,500 Martin Parry Corp
•
44,000 Masonite Corp
.......*
10,000
23
Sale
Sale
9
43
23
Ask Bid
21%
130%
44%
Lane Bryant
8,400 MacAndrews 8c Forbes Co. .10
-
29% Sale
10%
12
[20
Bid
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
Ask
18% Sale
14%
15%
Liggett & Myers
range since jan. 1
Price
N. T. STOCK EXCHAN OB
18
Sale
Sale
54% Sale
w
Sale
61
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
25
89%
29
28%
72% Sale
106% 107
12% Sale
67
Sale
1§%
36
3%
6^
Sale
37
19% Sale
38%
w*
26
23%
81
901
w*
70
Sale
72
June 15
June 29
June 17
Jan.
June 29
June
66% Jan.
May 12
June
June 30
20% June
June 23
41
June
June 17
70
73
June
11
June
7
Sale
62
June
1
17
Sale
16% June
18% June
4
16% June
30
Sale
30
June
4
30
33% Sale
32
94%
Sale
June
22^
38
June
7
20%
13% June 22
June
25% June
1
June
11
151% June
25
67
June
93% June
30% June
June
154
26% June 11
4
97% June
8
35% June
26
51
15
20
19
Mar. 13
Apr.
8 108% Jan. 20
June 28 20* Feb. 11
Jan. 23
Mar.
1
Jan.
June
June 28 107
105% 103
10% Sale
10% June 28
91
36% Feb. 11
26% June
88% June
28% June
62
96
17
June 17
80 y June 15
24 ?■.; June 17
June
15
13
15
June 23
June
18
Feb. 26
38% Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
39% Mar.
99% Mar.
14
June
17% June
Feb. 17
46
June 24
June 14
June 29
Mar. 17
June 23
33
June 17
A
June
June 30
20
12
1% June
104
18% Sale
18
Sale
12% Sale
11% Sale
25% Sale
23% Sale
151
153% 148
152
26
26%
25
Sale
2
June
17% June
11% May
25
June
148% Apr.
25% Apr.
93% June
"Jan.
27
90
24% Jan. 28
47% Mar. 11
24
Mar.
9
18% Jan. 21
33% Mar. 2
167
Jan.
18
33% Jan. 13
3
103% Feb.
38% Feb. 25
v
JULY, 1937]
AGGREGATE
In
N. Y. STOCK
SALES
Since
Jan. 1
June
Par
Bid
900
~2~66O
600
8,100
90
'
190
35,100
1,900
282,300
5,000
4,600
1~260
80
26,710
27,850
760
90
7,300
6,050
5,220
3,900
1,100
330
73,600
3,700
57,400
2,100
70
106,000
.
Dock...i^.....lOO
5% preferred
f0(
Harlem...... ttr
10% preferred
..._50
N Y
Shipbuilding
tNorfolk Southern
Norfolk 9c Western
North
10P
10f
100
......
American..
6% preferred
gf
North American
Aviation...]
North Amer Edison $6
pref.
...
Northern
Central
Northern Pacific
1,251,300
.
_
SI
.....
10P
1,700 Northwestern Telegraph..50
40
251,200
2,590
66,500
1,244,100
18,700
43,700
12,000
Norwalk Tire & Rubber
Preferred
•
720
Preferred A
...
120
794,700
70
1,990
170
20
16,900
10,800
16,600
10,150
14,290
19.9C0
218,700
108,800
58,700
200
4,000
2,300
2,400
390
138,800
1,000
13,900
3,700
35,100
5,800
4,600
13,100
9,200
16,100
11,900
2,600
9,600
1,300
12,300
300
3,500
57,900
1,000
20
8,800
500
1,000
2,000
100
8,400
10,300
40,800
1,287,886
3,300
200
1,630
800
15,200
37,400
200
139,400 Pacific Western OH
1,215,200 Packard Motor Car
50
2,500
2,400
10
*
M
111,600 People's Gas
L At Coke
5*
Sale
97
110
100%
Sale
2% Sale
260
269
112% 114
31
Sale
55
55%
14% Sale
102% 105
103%
27% Sale
52%
3% "~3%
28
29%
"3%
12%
2%
Sale
58
101.
110
56
78
88
Sale
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
240
Phelos Dodge
"25
Rights.....
Philadelphia Co pref e% ..50
$6
preferred
«
tPhlla Rapid Transit Co. :i5o
7% preferred..
..50
*
Phlla 9c Reading C 9c I
129,600 Philip Morris At Co
lit
? 12,600 Phillips Jones Corp
512,100
6,600
860
107,000
25,900
For footnotes
..
Preferred
see pane
*u
17
28
34% June
Sale
m
Sale
Sale
Sale
99
99%
32% Sale
50% Sale
^4%
30
33%
19% Sale
65% Sale
14% "15"
36% Sale
134
17
135
Sale
118
78
81
June 30
June 17
fi
June
67
70
60
80%
24%
64%
115
8
June
4
June 25
73
June
m
ii'A
122
76"
78
23% Sale
58
55
117
75
23
June 29
June 28
June 28
22
June
14
10% Sale
18
Sale
63
l8U
54%
1#
78%
93
130
50% Sale
19
Sale
23% June 22
14%
Sale
13
June
14
20%
June
16
38
19
9
24
"
Sale
29
Sale
Sale
41
Sale
99%
Sale
136
Sale
Sale
"23"
22
Sale
8%
9
2
94
62
11%
Sale
49,
Sale
41%
Sale
Sale
10
Sale
95
18
Sale
78
13
15
Sale
June
£15%
June
Sale
27
June
1
1
40% June 21
Sale
36
47
Sale
43%
Sale
10%
30%
74%
79
'40% Sale
4%
1 %
86%
43
Sale
5
8
Sale
Sale
14
84
54% Sale
5%
7
45
Sale
15% Sale
29
June 28
9
9xi June
1
11% June 10
7
2% June
9
14
3
21
8
28
Jan.
18
Apr.
5
73
Apr. 20
3% June 23
Mar.
8
Jan.
20
Jan.
12
9
June
96% May 10
Jan.
23
!£#
40
7
Feb.
1
Mar.
3
2
27% Feb.
32% Jan. 14
38
Jan.
12
53% Jan.
14
9
4
2
44% Jan.'
2 152
134% June
Apr. 28 149
20% May 14' 29%
7% June 17
11
3
May
133
June
J an.
Jan.
Apr.
June 28
0
18
Jan.'20
Jan. 25
6
May 13
Feb.
Sale
5
38
June
24%
4%
7%
16%
6%
June•
8
June
27
May 14
36% June 30
8
1
June 17
4
9
June
June
tl5% June 14
1
June
Jan.
90 | Mar. 10
4 109% Mar. 18
16% June 14 28% Jan. 28
121
June 29 200% Jan. 28
99
23
2
>
June
16
% June 17
6 % May
18
5
June
16
41
June
5
14% Feb.
2
3% Jan.
38% May 13
92
June
1
85
June
3% June
5% June
45
76
25
June
24
5
26
June 14
20% June 16
28% June 17
13
June
6
25
70
49%
m June
June
m June
6% June 17
23% June 22
85
45
'—5
Sale-
1
Mar.
39%
23%
.100
15
4
17% June
1
30% June 24
1
4% June
June
4
40
12
28% Sale
1
June
June
114
r82% Apr. 28
el7
June 30
18
121
Sale
15% Sale
6% Sale
39% 42
85% Sale
3%
3%
72
17% Sale
29%
June
40
97
28
75 iv
4 115
16%
127
28
14%
5%
9
28
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
26
19% June
June
130
Sale
84
5%
8
Jan.
June
Sale
27%
12%
55% Sale
94% June
19% June
8
25
17
22
22
3
5
3
14
36% Mar. 11
53% Jan. 22
6% Mar. 3
Apr. 29
54% June 29
7
W*
37
5%
75
22
June
17%
20
17% Sale
8% Sale
44% Sale
74
9
2
June 22
June
9
100
75
88
10
June
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
May
May
Mar.
June 28 26% Feb. 10
June 28 114 '
Feb. 13
May 14 19% Mar.
1
May 14 45% Jan. 21
Feb.
Mar. 18 140
3
May 18 24% Mar. 8
Mar.
0
Jan. 23 134
June
81
5% Sale
8%
9%
1% Sale
June
June
12%
33%
127%
14%
112%
22
22
20
61% June 29
20
75
June 23
June
5
95
2
60
Sale
"44"'
9
13
4
June
7
17
43%
June
7
99%
m
80
8% Sale
47% Sale
June 23
June
1
June
150
Sale
53%
112% 116
112% 116
47
June
18% June
23
9%
26%
6%
15%
76%
102%
112%
4%
272
Mar. 23 105
June
June
7% Sale
54%
93
112
67
14
3%
June
June
June
51
25
June
June
June
6
Sale
June
June
2% June
Sale
June
2
Sale
Sale
June
90
Sale
92
9
4
Jan.
22
19
20
Mar. 12
Jan.
7
Feb. 10
97
236% Apr. 29
10 102
Apr.
8 114
2
21
June 17
34%
48% June 18 57%
9% May 18
17%
97% June 25 104%
&
99
Sale
Sale
June
1
Sale
6%
97% 100%
6% Sale
12
13%
2% Sale
28%
June
3
IS
4§S
1
June
June 28
63% June 14
73
2
Sale
79
15
Sale
3*
June 22
June
23%
8"
85
28% June 17
40% June 21
Sale
35'
52"" *54"
June 17
24% Sale
4% Sale
74%
17% Sale
11% Sale
54% Sale
6%
36% June
June
23
1
June
25
June 28 30% June
27% Sale
2 141
135% 137% 134% June
June
June
135
133%
3 135
June
Sale
Sale
8*
m
9 115
8
17% Sale
28% 29%
i,4%
June
25
70
125
Sale
115
Sale
15%
3%
1
June
June 23 122
June 28
81
June 23 24%
June 29
55
Sale
?23%
9
62% June 10
June 28 101
June 14
14%
June
1
40%
June
5 132%
Sale
120
15
17
29
18
4
17% Jan.
4
53% Jan.
2% June 28
26
Sale
June
June
June
May
June
12
11%
25%
28%
22% Sale
23% Sale
3%
12%
2%
8%
55
8
June 17
June 17
149
1
2
3% Jan.
4
26% May 18
June 30
135
5% June
18% June
2% June
12% June
4% June
31% June
85
30% Sale
5
3% June 14
27
June 18
£17
130
June
25% June 28
47% June 19
Sale
Sale
90
June
Sale
\¥
5
June
Mar. 17
May 19 137
2
% June 25
2
June
June
115
88
111
125
June
51
19
£17
32% Sale
121
!!H
47% June
Sale
35% 36
51% Sale
41% Sale
150% 154
10
June
June 29
June
4
1
2
240
17% Sale
9
4
June
June
Apr.
June
12% June
90
14 101
9 110
21% Sale
93
m
June 28
June 28
55
241
130
W*
23
18
72
16% Sale
13% Sale
95
95
99% 103
99%
13% •14%
13%
13%
12%
38% Sale
38% Sale
37%
123% 132% 123% 131% 131%
Sale
17
16% Sale
15%
122
41% Jan.
30 100
Jan.
22 31% Mar.
29 21 % Mar.
30 12% Jan.
17 25% Jan.
Jan.
May 17 135
63% June
Sale
18% Sale
Apr. 28
Apr. 30
10
Mar. 17
Jan.
9
31
U
37
41
2% June 29
19% Sale
57% Sale
Jan.
June 24
79%
21%
15%
6%
Sale
""!%
27
19
15
25
13
June
90
June
5
3% June 15
12% June 17
Sale
Sale
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
June
127
90
Sale
47%
Sale
5
8
Mar.
May
June 25
90
??*
Sale
IX
100
14
18
~
18
Jan.
27%
June 26
2%
June
1 243
104
104% 103% June
1 106
21
22% Sale
June 17
26%
52% 48% June 18 54%
Sale
June 14
12%
97
98
June 25 100%
97%
97% 102% 99
June
3
27% Sale
25% June 28
72
Pierce Oil 8% conv pref.. .100
Pilsbury Flour Mills..... ..25
June
22
29
22
June 30
June 22
Sale
90
237
87%
51% Sale
9;
9%
Preferred............. .100
Phillips Petroleum......
Phoenix Hosiery........
22
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
98% Feb. 10
55% Mar. 17
June
2
Sale
103%
17% Sale
55% Sale
*
*
,8o||
3
June 28
9%
10%
Mar.
Apr. 22
Mar. 11
73
34
Sale
Sale
38
12
June 17
18%
30% June 17 £44
June 17 154% Apr. 26 171
133
Apr. 29 150
51
June
44
June 17
61 %
June
8% June 17 14%
June 15
1
% June 15
2%
June
% June 25
1
June 25
70
Jan.
2
94%
103
June
62
Jan. 26 109%
June 25
36%
31% June 23 36%
.128% June 10 121% Feb. 26 130
8% June
3
6% June 12 12%
7
10% June
9% June 16 13%
42% June 15
39% June 30 57%
June 14
53%
50
June 17
64%
105
June
7 100
Apr.
7 109
June
12%
130
140
1 %
95%
June 14
June
79%
21%
15% Sale
15% Sale
2% Sale
101
....
Pet Milk
Petroleum Corp..
Pfelffer Brewing Co
29
26% Feb.
8
112% Feb. 11
May 20
14 24% Mar.
9
17 10% Jan. 28
" 35
Mar. 17
_
11 112
80% June
45% June
60% June
Sale
131
"5%
Sale
30,200 Peoria At Eastern....... .100
18,000 pere Marquette
.100
3,300
Prior preferred
.100
6,900
Preferred
.100
3,500
226,200
156,700
386,100
1,287,886
15,400
2,500
12,250
10,260
308,500
June
25
34% June 28
48% June 30
Sale
"6%
1
16.. Sale
4%
o
5cH
12% Sale
II
100
June 30
June 17
1
June 24
29% June
1
76% June 14
Sale
JSH
23
17% Sale
122% 125
Sale
2d preferred
......10
22% Sale
19,000 Park 8c Tilford
I
34
35
1,226,600 Park Utah Cons Mines
i
4% Sale
53,500 Parke. Davis 9c Co
*
43% Sale
53,800 Parker Rust Proof Co....2.50
26
Sale
104,900 Parmelee Transport Co
"
6%. Sale
200,100 Pathe Film Corp
•
9% Sale
479,700 Patino Mines * Ent Cons ..♦
15
14%
261,400 Peerless Corp
3
3% Sale
27,900 Penlck Ac Ford
<
62
63
105,800 penney (J C> Co.
•
Sale
99
57,100 po*»n Coal Ac Coke
10
Sale
274,500 Penn-Dlxie Cement
•
Sale
18,300
$7 conv pref series A......*
55,400 PennGla88 Sand Corp vtc..*
24
'
Sale
592,400 Pennsylvania RR Co
50
40% Sale
13,400 People's Drug Stores Inc...*
50% 54
510
6% conv preferred
100 113
116
.
a,
17
Sale
Sale
36% Sale
48% Sale
"8%
173% Sale
317,900
50
103% June
19%
Sale
89
39%
52
106
Sale
22
125
"l%
8,500 Pan Amer Pet 9c Trans .....5
16%
143,800 tPanhand Prod Ac Ref..
3%
24,150
8% conv preferred
100
58
22,100 Paraffine Co Inc
76%
1,560
4% conv preferred
100 100
2,593,300 Paramount Pictures—......1
24%
69,500
1st preferred
....100
100
49~300
Pacific Coast
.If
First preferred.
»
2d oreferred
*
Pacific Finance Corp (Call.10
Pacific Gas 9c Elec
2b
Pacific Lighting Corp
•
Pacific Mills
*
4,250 Pacific Teleph Ac Telegr..*00
990
6% preferred
100
50
2,700
_»
153,400 Pacific Amer Fisheries Inc__5
440
108,200
Otl" Steel
7% prior preferred
..100
$5.50 conv 1st pref
29,100
.*
13,200 Outboard Marine & Mfg
5
580 Outlet Co................
•
50
Preferred...
100
35,400 Owens-Illinois Glass Co. 12.50
1,700
3,300
21,100
10,800
4,400
50
June 23
6% June 12
9% June 16
ilH
30% Sale
80% Sale
44% Sale
58% Sale
83
Sale
100
53,100 Oppenheim Collins 9c Co. .*
158,200 Otis Elevator
*
1,080
6% preferred
100
33,600
800
7%
9%
39% Sale
52
55%
103% Sale
19
31% June 23
123
Highest
Sale Prices
18% June
June 30 £107% June
107
June
Mar.
15
June
June
y
June 18
6% June
June
27% Feb.
.....
........80
Ohio Oil Co (The)
Oliver Farm
-
100
730
Sale
124
.......
2,100
1,350
Sale
Sale
42
56
59
10%
11%
22% Sale
128% 130
•
191,500
Equipment....*
43,700 : Rights.
...'
404,500 Omnibus Corp v « e (The)
*
26,800
2,050
8
10
119
26% Sale
pt stock-.l
.....
Preferred
35% Sale"
Sale
100
7°t, preferred
--..100
New York Steam
pref $6.
7% 1st preferred
June 17
8% June 17
% June 15
% June 25
72% June 14
95
June 21
Sale
126" Sale
42% Sale
82%
83%
Convertible preferred
100
JN Y Ontario Or Western _10t
94,800
143,500
3,270
9,760
7,670
130,300
11,800
2,510
€ 847,200
18,300
1,022,200
11,600
1,380
240
.•
120 N Y Lack & West
Ry Co..100
345,900 JN YNH4 Hartford
44
Sale
Sale
80
Sale
101
69%
75
41
N. Y. Chicago 9c St Louls.10''
June 28
31
June 14
31
June 17
15%
30% June 17 35
157
June
2 160
29
1
% Sale
78
132
36%
157
1%
VA
Sale
"IS""
New York Air Brake.......'
New York Central
•
New York 9c
292.500
Sale
107
I
33%
_
,
Sale
55
June
109%
108% June 14 109%
15
June 14
17%
6% June 17
7%
12
136%
132
"43" 46
51% Sale
9% Sale
9% Sale
57%
a
£107%
28
30%
Sale
Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
18% June 25 £22 % June
Sale
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
130
150
57
124.500 |N Y Investors Inc.......
;
6,300
:
143
...1
140
2,320
110
165%
Newberry Co (J
5% preferred series A...100
JNew Or I Tex At Mexico ...100
Sale
34% Sale
154% 158
10% Sale
12% Sale
Newport Industries Inc
Sale
Sale
Sale
34 %
...100
Nelsner Bros Inc
New York
*7
30%
32
Sale
6% pref series A
...100
53,700 N Y City Omnibus
Corp
*
12,600
Purchase warrants..—....
8,900
~
51,700
24,000
5,500
2,400
1,380
29
Sale
Lowest
Ask
Sale
Sale
18%
109%
108%
15%.
6%
28%
26%
13%
x22%
a;108% Sale
109% 111
~28% Sale
66,300 Natomas
12,500
13,400
1,064
2,850
596,400
29,000
3,632,900
91,100
72,300
Sale
Sale
74,100 Nat Mall & St Cast's Co
56%
618,900 N«r Power 9c Llflbt.........
11%
8,700 Nat Rys of Me* lsa pref
100
45,900
5% 2d preferred
..100
%
283,800 National Steel....
......20
71
136,200 National Supply of Dal
25
67
22,400
14,100
Preferred.... ..........100 126
67,700 National Tea Co..
28,400
20,600
4,100
22,400
1,300
8,000
6,000
1,400
700
6 % preferred B
19
June 30
Ask Bid
Bid
Ask
23% Sale
108% 1115*
107
107%
......
90
120
June 1
1937
fY':.•
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 2
472,800 Nat Dairy Prod Corp
1,710
7% preferred class A
100
3,050
7% preferred class B
100
189,000 National Dept Stores......
48,440
6% preferred
.....10
651,800 Nat Distiller* Products....
13,600 Nat Enamel Ac Stamp......
60,700 Nat Gypsum Co
1
302,200 National Lead............10
3,500
7% preferred A
100
8,800
12,460
33,500
1,000
21,400
18,600
700
37
PRICES IN JUNE
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares
69,200
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
4% June 11
1
7% June
June
52
June
9
June
27% June
41% June
8
22
2
34% June 28
m June
1 ■
51
June
8
115
June
19
47% June
June
2
43% June
31
72
75
35
19
June 18
June 29
June 28
June
2
16% June 17
8% June
1
40
June
14
% June 14
38% June 23
76
June 28
5
June
4
June 17
June 11
8
1
47
IVA
19
44" "June"
June 28
5
June
1
June
11
31
72
June
2
75
June 18
June 29
June 28
19
June
June
17% June
8% June
47% June
2
16% June 17
7% May 17
40
June
% June 14
June
38% June 23
June 28
76
8*
9
4% May. 20
June
8
8
June
17
1% June
2
1
June
June 30
14
70
7
Apr.
11% June 17
57% June
5
3
45
14% June 16
28% June 17
16% June
7
30
4
June
June
12
Mar.
6
4
49% Jan.
6% May 13
44
June
3
Feb.
5
3
Jan.
14
Jan.
20
Mar. 11
Feb. 18
9
Jan.
17
3
14% June 16
28% June 17
2
1
10
Mar. 17
Mar.
9
Jan. 27
Feb.
6
87
Jan.
4
5
7
91
25
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
11
8
21% Mar. 11
13% Feb. 19
5J
Mar. 10
4
Jan. 14
June
14^
87%
20
87%
59%
9%
74%
20%
33%
Jan.
Feb.
8
Jan.
12
Feb.
11
June
Feb.
48% Mar.
June 28
June
m
28
25
12% Feb.
76% Feb.
29% Feb.
14
June
43
76
75
June 14
13
112% Apr. 12
43% June 25
4% Jan,
75% June 14
11% June 17
52
Jan.
A"
Jan.
J an.
Feb.
16 103% Mar.
8
6% Jan. 23
3% June 28
5% June 16
45
June 16
June
115
June
26%
34%
8%
44%
29%
7%
10%
23%
1
2
June 30
Jan. 16
Jan.
Apr.
6
5
Jan.
20
Jan.
13
Apr. 1 5
Jan. 18
n. y. stock
38
stocks
Price
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 2
Par
Bid
i,170 Pirelli Go of Italy Am >hs
19,400 Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa).._ 100
9,600
6% preferred.
...100
70 Pitts Ft Wayne & Chic...100
53
Shares
,
430
100
Preferred
426,400 Pittsburgh Screw Be Boit
•
60,900 Pittsburgh Steel Go.......
16,190
Preferred
100
......
10,500 Pittsburgh Terminal Coal.
1,060
6% preferred..........100
431,100 Pittsburgh United
25
6,430
Cony pref (unstamped). 100
20,980 Pittsb Be West Virginia. .100
10 Pitts Youngs & Ash 7% pf 100
145,800 Plttston Co (The)..........*
295,500 Plymouth Oil...
-8
73
173
188
13 *4
28 9<
108 h
3194
2,390
220,700
18,600
10,300
2,700
1,100
•
Preferred
10#
5%
Pub Ser Corp of N J common *
•
|5 preferred
preferred..........100
7% preferred......
100
8%
preferred...
10C
Public Service El Be Gas—
b°?»
110
34
Sale
Sale
37
1
8
Sale"
12
June 14
1494 June
1
29
June
7
Sale
94
June
1
25
1894
Sale
2494
5
Sale
Sale
23
11594 11894
4794 Sale
10794 ho
120
12294
134
140
154
159
.......
5
Sale
1,445,700 Reo Motor Gar...... ......S
2894 Sale
4,064,300 Republic Steel Corp........*
26,200
6% conv preferred
100 11094 u294
99
Sale
22,900
6% cony prior pref ser A 100
Sale
218,400 Revere Copper Be Brass.... 5
Sale
Class A................
10
20,400
132
4,180
7% preferred
100
9594
1,890
5H% preferred
......100
Sale
83,700 Reynolds Metals Co....
*
113
2,800
S\i% conv. pref........100
Sale
51,000 Reynolds Spring Co..
1
Sale
IS
300,300 Reynolds(KJ)Tob cl B
57
Common
10
1,210
12
800 Rhine Westphalia El Be Pr...
*
11,300 Rltter Dental Mfg
2t*
.. .
76
18
47
6194
11094 105
Sale
53
Sale
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10894
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Sale
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Sale
17
1794
Sale
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32
7
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June
June
June
June
7
June 10
37
46
8
9
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70
70
61
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24
28
1694
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27
Feb.
Feb.
11
10
Feb.
11
Jan.
15
Feb.
8
Jan.
Jan.
13
24
June
Sale
8
June
69
Sale
594
3594
11794 11394
104
10094
June
9
June
June
7
7
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June
1
June
2
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5
2
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20
June
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25
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1694 June
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9
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June
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2494
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2
21
Mar.
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7
80
Jan.
3
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4
97
Apr.
May
May
Feb.
1
Jan.
Feb.
18
Mar.
11
June 28 85
June 26 101
June
32
June
71
12694
1194
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38
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3094 June
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10494 104
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394 June 21
52
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1
8
19
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Apr j 28
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394 June
3294 June
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8
Jan.
11
Feb.
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2994 June
1994 June
1694 Jan.
110
21
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16
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Apr. 21
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115
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I Feb. 26
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49
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98
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5194 June 10
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141
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394 June 14
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394 Jan.
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15
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29
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26
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100
5
1194 June
99% June 17
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81
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14
5
13
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6
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6
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3
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2
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Jan.
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4
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2994 June
Feb. 25
3694 May
694 June
June
43
8494 June 14
2794 June 28
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12
Mar. 17
194 June
194 Jujne
19
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4294 June
9694 June 11
June 30
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97
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2694 June
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26
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2294 May
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7
11094 110
Sale
5194
Sale
1694
10994 10794
Sale
9994
Sale
159%
1694
1794
Sale
794
405,600 {Seaboard Air Line.......
Sale
128,300
4-2% preferred
100
Sale
40
t
318,900 Seaboard OH Co of Del.....*
Sale
694
40,000 Seagrave Corp (The).......*
Sale
88
Sears, Roebuck Be Co.......*
629,200
Sale
2894
..i........... 1
235,400 Servel Inc
Sale
12"
•
125,300 Shattuck (G F)
Sale
33
183,200 Sharon Steel Corp........ *
102
103
10394
55 conv preferred.........*
14,500
Sale
Sale
10 ;
316,200 Sharp Be Dohme
6394
5994 56
Conv pref series A.......*
12,600
40
3494
4294 Sale
♦
1,990 Sheaffer (W A) Pen Co
Sale
2894
2794 Sale
•
330,800 Shell Union Oil
Sale
l03
Sale
10494
Convertible preferred.. 100
53,000
Sale
1294
1494 Sale
5
431,200 Silver King Coalition.....
Sale
44
4594 Sale
*
265,550 Simmons Co
Rights
178,728
394 Sale
48,500 Slmma Petroleum.........10
Sale
47
Sale
25
160,500 Skelly Oil Co
9994 10094 x99
97
100
6% preferred
.100
15,000
140
15094 Sale
8594 Sale
17,980 SlosM-Sbeffield Steel Be lr.100
101
98
96
$6 preferred
.*
v
2,560
Sale
32
2994
4994
5194
v
10
53,200 Smith (A O) Corp......
31
3194 33
Smith & Corona Typewr
*
19,100
2194 Sale
1994
2894 Sale
*
59,100 Snider Parisian
1894 Sale
.19 h
17
Sale
2,730,700 Socony Vacuum Off Co Inc.15
8olvay Am Inv Corp—
Sale
112
11294 113
5.100
5H% preferred
...100 l12
394 Sale
394
494 Sale
1
643,100 South Amer Gold Be Plat
34
3394 Sale
3494 Sale
171,600 So Porto Rico Sug
Sale
142
142
Sale
"vk ],190
8% preferred
..100 l55
2494 Sale
2394
2994 Sale
170,900 Sou California Edison....25
Sale
52
5394
4494 Sale
1,028,300 Southern Pacific Co......100
3794 Sale
2594 Sale
Southern Railway....... 100
1,070,100
4894 Sale
5094 Sale
5% preferred-.
100
273,600
50
5394; 5694
5194 55
Mobile Be Ohio certify-.100
3,100
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994
10
47,600 Spalding (A G) Be Bros
70
73
6094
7494
1st preferred...
100
4,100
Sale
99
95
102 94 104
2,570 Spang Ghalfant Be Co pref 100
594 Sale
794 Sale
353,400 Sparks Wlthington........
2094
1094
1994
21)4
1
24,100 Spear Be Co
80
75
7394
86
9b
130
$5.50 preferred......
...
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294
1894
3 94
9794
June 10
26
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117
38
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Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
17
29
17
15
29
5594 June 30
11594 June
1
3694 June 17
Sale
Sale
100
June 16
9994 100
10194
11394 11494 11394 June 29
115
124
June 24
125
123
128
145
135
149
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1794
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June
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June
June
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113
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2594
1694
2194
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194
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1994
5694
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1894 Jan.
7694 Jan.
194 June
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1794 June
June 22
1
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Sale
8
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17494 Apr. 23 190
12
June 14
2494 June 29
84
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June 24
294
20
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71
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2494 June 29
84
June 28
194
194
2694 Sale
18
1694
2294
YA
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10
June 17
52
165
165
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1194 June
294 June 21
294
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494
394 June 16
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105
June
1 110
110
June 17
3694
3094 29
29 94
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.......
23,000 Roan Antelope Cop Mines..'
2,900 Ruberoid Co cap stock new. *
14,300 Rutland RR. pref........100
310,500 St Joseph Lead.........
10
164,600 tSt Louis-San Francisco. 100
249,800
6% preferred..
...100
4,640 t '* i.ouls Southwestern .100
.c;
360
5% preferred...
100
114,400 Safeway Stores.............*
4,000
5% preferred......
100
2,120
6% preferred......
..100
9,550
7% preferred...
100
84,300 Savage Arms Corp
*
5
275,796 Schenley Distillers Corp
17,200
594 % preferred. ........100
174,100 {Schulte Retail Stores.....!
8% preferred
100
35,600
14,980 Scott Paper
*
June
1394
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2294
2%
11H
57
8
1094 June
June
1094 June
49
June 10
49
June 17
2
394
1994
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2,000
S5 preferred..
.........* 11194 113
68
Sale
215,400 Pullman Company.. ......
21
Sale
*
1,846,200 Pure Oil
ii,130
8% cony pref..........-100 11194 Sale
16,500
9894 100
6% preferred
.....
274,400 Purity Bakeries
1894 Sale
29,000 Quaker State Oil Rfg Corp. 10
1794 1894
2,794,500 Kadlo Corp of Amer
*
1194 Sale
100
$5 preferred B
* 100
78
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70,000
53.50 cony 1st pref
*
838,000 {Radio-Keith-Orph Corp...*
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43,400 Raybestos-Manbattan ......*
3794 Sale
40
4294
22,100 Reading Company........50
4,900
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4794 Sale
42
4694
3.600
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50
5
1194
1294
,
31,500 Real Silk Hosiery
430
75
83
Preferred
........100
3
394
36.500 Reis (Robt) Ac Go
........*
24
27
1st ©referred
140
4,700
1894
1994
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5,300 Reliance Mfg Go..........10
1
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592,100 Rem'ton-Kand
79.
81
24,500
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..25
v
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.
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a
June 10
49
1394
2494
2894
30
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84
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Sale
Lowest
Sale Prices
52
56
166
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
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175
1094 Sale
6094
Sale
294
70 ~
56
.....
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175
394 Sale
108
....
Procter Be Gamble
77
394 Sale
22
6,100 Pond Greek Pocahontas Co
121,900 Poor Be Go class B
46,300 Porto Rlcan Am Tob cl A
*
28,500
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•
148,200 tPostal Teleg Be Gable preflOO
319,300 Pressed Steel Gar common..1
23,200
5% cony 1st pref....
5
23,800
5% cony 2d pref......
50
172,300
5194
1894 Sale
Ask
48
Ask Bid
Ask,
56
Lowest
Sale Prices
30
June
June 1
1937
Jan. 1
.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JUNE
SALES
AGGREGATE
exchange-stocks
10
Mar. 17
7
28
26
Feb.
2
May
Jan.
6
June
3
594 June
Jan.
22
June
5
June
Feb.
9994 June 10
8M
May 22
6
20
JULY, 1937]
AGGREGATE
SALES
In
June
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
1937
Par
Bid
36
21 24
Ask
Sale
Ask Bid
Bid
330
.....
25,900
22,700
...
i: l.ioo
6,400
300
49,400
43,700
100
<64,600
1,700
U 4,100
24,000
3,100
35,600
'77,100
1,100
u
,
3,400
1,200
400
16,700
8,800
Symington-Gould Corp with
299,500
stock purchase warrants-1
156,400
Without warrants........ 1
32,000 Talcott (James) Inc
..9
2.730
5%% preferred
50
14,000
15,200
1,000
f,
500
W
Corp
5
423,700 Tennessee Corp....
5
1,650,200 Texas Corp (The).........25
600
21406
900
900
200
600
80
15,200
8,300
500
87,800
2,000
20,400
800
'
6,600
800
19,400
1,200
4,300
380
8,300
6,900
8,300
6,400
29,400
26,900
9,800
35,600.United
4,600
14,000
3,800
83,000
100
200
4,100
4,500
9,510
83,000
46,700
2,000
114,800
8,800
28,400
2,800
6,800
89,200
1,400
1,040
7,600
7,600
290
3,300
■
12,300
286,200
190,700
261,900
13,700
150,400
7,800
7,700
300
:
500
385,500
881,900
193,200
167,900
11,700
3,900,300
74,900
6,300
'v-
160,
580
170
130
21,100
9,300
190
19,100
39
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.
10
Foreign Secur Corp ..*
•
...
U S Dlstrib Corp
Preferred..............100
U S Freight.
..._•
U S Gypsum Co...........20
preferred..........100
U S Hoffman Mach_.......
*
......
.......
Prior preferred
U 8
5
pref..........50
U S Industrial Alcohol
..*
*
.....100
Pipe Ac Foundry.....
20
...
*
Sale
86
Sale
98
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
27
Sale
Sale
if*
Sale
185,200 Vadsco Sales Corp..
2,540
85
3124
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
7
Sale
Preferred
...
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2324
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517,000 Vanadium Corp of America.*
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94
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282$
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13
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United States Steel..
2,250 Universal Plct 1st pref.... 100
319,800 (Utilities Pow & Light A
.1
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5
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67
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84
75
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17
12
17
14
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100
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4
2
13
33
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50
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67
40
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117,000 United Stockyards Corp
222,600 United Stores K
$6 conv preferred
3,410
1,800 Universal-Cyclops Steel
6,800 Universal Leaf Tobacco..
700
•
...
June
June
June
26
A#
17
30
17
18
Apr.
HUllU
June
Apr.
June
May
3624
224
3924
4024
3024
June
June
3424
Sale
June 29
81
3724
11%
120%
624
524
4324 June
4424 June
3324 June
67 24 June
4424 June
8724
23
Sale
1924 June 14
9
June
3
June
62
Sale
June
June 17
June
June
June
2
4124 June 22
4524 June 10
June
10524 10124 10324 101
Sale
8
1024 Sale
17
14
1524 Sale
Sale
32
Sale
3024
a47,X 3924 Sale 39
Sale
824. Sale
8)4
73
65
73
6924
Sale
1724 Sale
1624
L1024 11124
_
18
June 28
June 29
27
44
8% June 28
724 June 18
June
:
Sale
85
Sale
5
United Paperboard Co
3
Sale
62
2024
....10*
U S Realty 8c Impt
U S Rubber
June
Sale
Sale
Class A
June
Sale
10924
United Gas 8c Impt Co
Preferred
U S Leather
Sale
8924
Sale
Sale
conv
June
4724
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4424
United Electric Coal Cos
5
Sale
Sale
6224
1024
25
Sale
United Eng 8c Foundry..
5
United Fruit......
._....*
7%
June
624
Sale
524 Sale
.
Preferred
June
Sale
7
924
Sale
U S Ac
Sale"
624 June 16
1024 June 14
5524 June 17
324
United Drug Inc...........5
United Dyewood...........1#
...
4724
2124
8524
4224
1224
624
1124 Sale
5824 Sale
25
Sale
.
17
z30 24 June 14
16
June 14
3024 June
624
624
1224 Sale
5824 Sale
9
•
Preferred
June
1124 June 17
924
Biscuit of Am......*
Preferred
Sale
8724
100
1,501,200 United Corp...
60
2,000
Sale
46
680
153,000
279,900
57,500
1,240
353,500
59,400
88,500
806,900
9,600
338,400
800
44
June 29
1924 June 14
81
June 29
36
62
Preferred
.........100
51,400|Unlted Carbon
24,500,United-Carr Fastener Corp.*
1,200
113,400
16,300
15,400
i
3,100
300
46
Sale
14
20
15
11
815,800 United Aircraft Corp.......5
425,000,United Air Lines Transport.5
8,800,United American Bosch
*
„„
9,900
June 28
1624 June 28
1224 June 17
1024 June 26
4824 June 28
3524 Sale
1424 Sale
..100
23,900,
4% preferred
71,300 Union Tank Car
30
ll,600J
June
1724 Sale
1324 Sale
924
1124
4;824 5024
""724 Sale"
......
600
10,000
Sale
1st paid receipts
98,600 Union Pacific
2,100
421,200
1224 Sale
55
103,700 Ulen 8c Co
•
62,500 Underwood Elliott Fisher..*
94,500 Union Bag 8c Paper........*
271,800 Union Carbide 8c Car
*
611,700 Union OH. CaUfornla
25
2,900
4,500
63,700
37,500
15,900
16,700
96,700
15,800
8,700
2,800
Sale
8
....
12.700
3124 June
18 2* June
16
27
1324 Sale
Sale
5224
...
14,800
Sale
19
....
6,200
25,400
1,800
60,200
2,400
25,200
iri
Sale
1424 Sale
647,100 Texas Gulf Producing Co
*
208,700 Texas Gulf Sulphur
.._*
612,000 Texas Pacific Coal 8c OU...10
482,900 Tex Pac Ld Trust ctfs
1
29,500 Texas 8c Pacific
100
33.500 Thatcher Mfg........._....*
2,200
$3.60 conv preferred......*
16,900 The Fair Co
1,760
7% preferred..........100
368,200 Thermold Co
1
38,100 Third Avenue............100
19,500 Thompson (J R)—....
25
64,200 Thompson Products
*
509,400 Thompson Starrett
*
47,500
Preferred.....
•
495,900 Tide Water Assoc Oil
..10
6.200
$4.50 conv pref
*
308,100 Tlmken-Datrolt Axle Co
10
114,500 Timken Roller Bear........*
682,800 Transamerlca Corp
•
270,700 Transc 8c West Air Inc
5
90,200 Tran 8c Williams Steel Forg*
332,000 Trl-Contlnenral Corp......*
4,800
6% preferred
*
121,800 Trnax Traer Coal
•
12,300 Tnncon Steel Co
10
317,000 20th Cent Pox Film Corp...*
35.100
$1.50 preferred.
...»
71,730 Twin City Rapid Transit...*
3,450
Preferred.. ...........100
51,400 Twin Coach Co
1
23,700
25,200
16,600
;;
z30 24 June 14
28
U X
50
19
24.300 Telautograph
1,500
30,100
117,000
Highest
Sale Prices
.......
P
5,700
41,500
Lowest
Sale Prices
.....
llH
510
d
31
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
,
11",600
v
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
.....
61,600
2,780
3,800
; -76,400
v'
June 30
June 1
3224 3024
13,700 Spencer Kellogg Be Bone...
3024
460,800 Sperry Corp (The) T t c
18)1 Sale
1
Sale
Sale
29
2624
39,900 Splcer Hftf Co..
29)4 Sale
45
46
4724
5,080
$3 conv preferred A
51
...*
5124
Sale
21
2124
502,900 Spiegel Co Inc
2
6,540
8124
8124 Sale
Conv $4.50 pref—
*
Sale
37
42
45,400 Square D Co class B
.....1
41X Sale
1124
762,200 Standard Brands...........*
1224 Sale
1524 Sale
4,990
1 Preferred
—* 12424 127 X
"8H
83,500 Stand Com'l Tobacco......1
10Ji
1124
Sale
7
619,800 (Standard Gas 8c Elec
624
9
Sale
Sale
400,200
17
1624
$4 preferred
2624 Sale
Sale
40
27,800
3524
$6 prior preferred—
56
58
Sale
103,600
44
$7 prior preferred
65 24
67
._...*
<■'
Sale
18,200 Standard Investing Corp...*
3
.224
324
3H
599,600 Stand Oil of Calif
4324 Sale
4024
•
43 X Sale
340.833 Standard Oil Co of Ind
4324 Sale
4224
25
48 X Sale
35
4,200 Standard OH of Kansas....10
31
29 X
32 X
1406,800 Standard OH ef N J
6624 Sale
"6524
25
69 X Sale
Sale
18,400 StarrettCo (The L S)._.....*
41 (
37
34 X Sale
Sale
50,100 Sterling Products Inc.. ..10
66
6324
71X Sale
260,600 Stewart Warner Corp
1724 Sale
.__5
1724 Sale
52,800 Stokely Bros & Co Inc
1624 Sale
1
Sale
182,900 Stone & Webster..
20
29X Sale"
1,342,300 Studebaker Corp.. ........1
1424 Sale
132a Sale
20,400 Sun OH
67
6524 Sale
•
74 X
76
3,100
11824 123 125
6% preferred
....100 124
Sale
88,900 Superheater Co (The)......*
42
3§"
54
Sale
Sale
1,271,500 Superior 011 ...............1
5
Sale
157.000 Superior Steel
3224
3124
39
Sale
.........100
35
46,900 Sutherland Paper Co
32 X Sale
...10
16,900 Sweets Co of Aaer (The)..50
17 4
1724
1124
13
Sale
213,200 Swift & Co
24
25
2224,
2524 Sale
Sale
67,900 Swift Internat Ltd
31
3024
31X
32
1,400
26,500
2,200
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Shares
Since
1
PRICES IN JUNE
STOCKS
Jan. 1
Shares
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
224 Jan
58X Jan :
r.
3924 Mar 11
lo
"M
-A
SALhi
AGGREGATE
In
June
Price
Jan. 2
EXCHAN OE
Jan. 1
Share*
Shares
Ask
7%
840
520
300
100
170
90
310
95
Sale
Sale
115*
37 5*
130
1185* 123
76
135
12,400
700
87,600
12",900
11,100
400
10,300
2,000
13,900
Walworth
87,100
12,300
23,600
334,600
5,500
1,337,400
4,300
123,300
415,700
21,400
92,000
44,400
13,900
700
500
Walker(H) Gooder 8k W Ltd.*
Co
180
Class B
5
Warner Bros Pictures
$3.85
preferred.....*
conv
1
tWarner-Quinlan
Convertible preferred....*
Waukesha Motor Co
160
1,010
680
310
860
3,000
10,000
174,200
32,200
63,300
198,500
10,000
8,600
1,200
3,400
10,900
..
Western Auto
Western
lOf
. ._.
ltO
100
Union
300,500 Westlnghouse Air Brake
*
Mfg..50
890
■'i
Weston El Instrument
30
2,400
2,900
38,500
19,700
Westvaco Chlorine Prod
40
■
10
800
900,700
18,700
448,500
113,600
34,230
29,200
3,940
20,000
25,100
840
1,400
200
2,800
4,900
140,700
1,190
4,500
37,800
Wilcox OH 9c Gas
70
2,345,300
6,920
39
Sale
preferred.......100
(F W)
....
,.10
par
value.
<1
II%
80
Sale
100
100
Wright Aeronautical Corp.. *
82
9
7% preferred "A"....
6% preferred B
*
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr
Yale 8c Towne Mfg
7%
Co
8c C'ch class
preferred
25
B
1
100
...
r Cash
90
*
100
415* June 28
£405* June 29
145
22
375* June 30
Sale
19
sales,
85* Sale
76
795*
Sale
Sale
865*
Sale
695*
50
Sale
25
Sale
Sale
185* Mar. 16
Mar.
195* Feb.
Feb.
845* June
185* Mar.
495* Mar.
195* Jan.
505* Feb.
105* Feb.
995* Mar.
18
Jan.
695* Jan.
1X Feb.
16
28
24
24
17
11
8
49
4
28
5
24
11
16
8
1
26
2
6
23
17
Jan.
25
Jan.
16
Mar. 10,
385* Feb. 19
48 5fc June 10
_
May 14
4
4
11
105* Mar. 16
55* June 21
May
3
115* May 13
59
Apr. 27
% May 18
65* Feb. 1
22
June 15
335* Apr. 28
265* June 28
425* June 29
82
96
33
Sale
99
55* Sale
95* Feb.
1
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
215* June
June
825* Sale
98
985*
325* Sale
55* Sale
355* June
745* June
28
835* Jan.
22
29
575* Mar.
6
675* Jan. 22
.70
Jan., 22
June
June
June
June
595* June
455* June
415* June
June
1305* Apr.
143
May
21
May
365* Jan.
£40 5*
June
375* June 30
1
215* June
9
305* June
June
5
June
10
99
Jan.
Jan.
May
June
8
20
June
June
8
20
June
June
June 28
114V
38
June
3
June
145* May
3 5* June
June
3
25
June 25
14
9
8
9
5
6
17
17'
June
305* Jan. 22
39
May
6
275* Feb. 23
345* Jan.
7
115
Apr. 13
18 .235* May
6
4
65
Mar. 11
20 L105* Mar. 17
29
235* May 15
17 33 5* Feb. 16
15
185* Jan. 25
17
65* Mar. 22
17 465* Jan.
4
65* Jan.
45* Apr. 28
85* June 16
June
77
10
14
125*
915*
655*
47
June
3
June
4
43 h June 29
305* June 18
June
4
81
June
4
7654 June 30 100
90
May 18 128
,
4
Jan.
Feb.
25
27
Mar. 22
Jan.
20
Jan.
22
1125* Mar. 25
Mar. 10
76
Jan.
June 15
4
205* Jan.
123
Apr. 28 142
Jan.
6
7
27
Jan.
16
June 10
66
48
June 30
June 10
355
June 21
June
5
74
Mar.
June
June
2
June
4
June
7
June
7
S?B
June
99
June
5
975*
34
June
9
30
June
7
45*
12
19
17
7
June 17
295* May 27
90
Jan. 18
19
June
975*
30
9
11
June
June
4
Feb.
905* June 17 109
June 14 £1005* Jan.
83
118
Apr. 10 1235* Mar.
9 1155* Jan.
1105* Apr.
June 21
24
285* June
75* June 17 115* Mar.
135* June 17 235* Mar.
June 25
2
45* Mar.
55* June 25 115* Mar.
95*
795*
475*
355*
1035*
865*
1015*
695*
535*
265*
1275*
395*
855*
June
.123
Sale
43 5* May 14
Mar. 13
80
845* Feb.
June 16 102
Jan.
3
June 15
2IIQ
25* Jan.
9
56
Mar. 17
£90
June
24
4
8
55*
June
90
Sale
JEx-rights.
June
825* June 12
515* June 25
66
48
Sale
Sale
V
A*
50
Jan.
June 17
225*
245*
155*
45*
29
June
June
765*
235* Sale
123
Sale
Ex-dividend.
55* June
111
120
June
*
77
Sale
66
51
June 17
June
435* June
305* June
925* June
455* Sale
335* Sale
925* Sale
765* Sale
915* 100
385-* Sale
x
June 14
45* June
85* June
Sale
5
126
1105*
c3% Sale
7X Sale
483/« June 10
June 17 1445* June
June
June 25 150
132
Sale
Sale
77 X
106 5*
June
June
Sale
69
Sale
June 28
31
87
375*
205*
285*
215* Sale
49 X
129
42
Jan.
5
Mar. 4
Mar. 12
1225* Jan.
4
29
5
75
5
7
125* Jan.
37
135
98
June 17
24
5* June 22
85* June
255* June 11
June 14
22
845*
79
76
1175* 120
75
725*
"June
Sale
445* Sele
795*
465* Sale
35
345*
102
June 10
June 11
June
8
June
4
June
9
June 10
June
83
415* Sale
Sale
143
1485* Sale
435* Sale
Zonlte Prodocts Corp._____ 1
Deferred delivery,
Sale
78
Sale
35* Jan.
85* June
75* Jan.
13
Apr.
245* June
845* June
115* Jan.
425* Apr.
19
May
June 24
1185* June 17 121
111
June
1 114
June 21
Sale
24
285*
Sale
85*
75* June 17
£16^' 135* June 17 165*
2
? June 25
35*
25*
25*
8
Sale
6
55* June 25
55* Sale
Sale
Sale
........
194,900
Si*
3
June
June
96
305* 295*
30
108
114
102
120
1215* 113
485* Sale" 44
465* Sale
101
1035* 106
1025* 104
20
21
225* 20
215*
Sale
20
22
235* Sale
145*
145*
155*
Sale
15,'
4
35*
35*
45*
45*
25
Sale
285* 25
27
4%
35
514,500 Youngst'n Sh 8c Tube
55*% preferred
8,100
153,200 Zenith Radio Corp
300
Sale
1551 155*
5 H Sale
405* Sale
100
37,600 Young Spring & Wire
12,500
9,900
24 5*
June
145*
265*
845*
155*
485*
195*
30
65*
94
115
Sale
105
.8
....
Worthlngton P 8k M_.._
Yel Trk
83
1125*
245*
75*
135*
Sale
34
12
1205*
Sale
90
120
1
16
June
385*
Wilson 8k Co-..............*
cum
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
335*
June
905* June 17
24
110
6
June
£90
90
915* Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
43 5* June 22
June 23
80
81
88
Sale
30
5% preferred
800 Wheel*g & Lake Erie Ry ColOO
710
55*% conv pref........100
$6
8
June 17
15*
Sale
Sale
85* Sale
165* Sale
35* Sale
•
Wool worth
15*
15
1115* Sale
•
199,600
9,800
30,300
1,700
47,500
5,300
d
Class A
..
18,000
1,900
2,400
2,500
121
*
242,800 Wheeling Steel Corp
...*
Proferred......^.
.100
13,100
1,600 White Dental Mfg Co (S S).20
.50
629,700 White Motor
43,600 White Rock Mln Spgs ctfs..*
85,100 White Sewing Mach
Convertible preferred
27,800
*
16,700
4,100
86
96
50 X
146 X
45* June 14
80
.50
89,300
1,430
15
June
34
30
45
79 H Sale
100
Teleg
22
Sale
82
95
Sale
16
175*
25* Sale
7% Sale
6% preferred........... 100
Western
5* June
65* June 29
v
Sale
Sale
905* Sale
Sale
June
78
14
5
May 12
Mar. 27
88
Feb. 26
125* Abr.
6
745* Apr.
6
115
Feb. 15
Mar.
47
80
80
15*
8%
Second preferred...... 1(0
Western Pacific
115* June 28
45*
55*
Supply Co. -10
Maryland.
55* June 21
75
June 12
June 17
265* June 28
425* June 29
81
1215* Sale
1135* 116
pref 7%_. .101
preferred.r
June 17
24
26
26
48
Sale
82 X
98 5*
105
95
preferred...........
.100
6% preferred
6%
June 30
245* June 24
845* June 24
135* June 29
445* June
1
195* June 11
415* Sale
Sale
5
80
"ix
98
100
7%
West Penn Pow
"
31
Sale
81
V: 249,200 Westlnghouse El 8c
7% 1st preferred
3,320
1,300
•No
51!*
..*
preferred
West Penn El Co "A"
378,800
83,500
23,100
28,500
con?
81H
—1
Wesson OH 8k Snowdrift
$4
21
"
13
445*
365*
365* Sale
100
....
Wells Fargo 8c Co
8,100
2,530
6,020
5,300
3,060
J2*
36
-.1
Wayne Pump Co
130,800
135* Sale
545*
61
5* Sale
85* Sale
305*
24x4
39
375*
36
*
.....5
Warren Fdry 8k Pipe
80
70
Sale
10
33
tWarren Bros
Sale
6
7H Sale
1005*
175* Sale
66
68 5*
94
......100
June
8 128
June 14
87
115*
Sale
255* Sale
84
865*
14
Sale
455* Sale
195*
195*
235*
28
55* Sale
65
835*
125* Sale
45
605*
5*
5*
75* Sale
445* Sale
19
195*
20
325*
19 5*
44 H
8*
...
7% preferred
T, 160
7,700
1,300
n
48
Ward Baking class A—....
Preferred
^
"""
Preferred
62,600 Webster Rlsenlohr
2,000
'>
11M Sale
«•
1,041,700
54,200
14,700
Sale
65*
13
~ Sale
15
June
June
235* June
45* June 14
85* June 29
Sale
9
6
115*
135* Sale
265* Sale
17
June
June
20
445* Jan.
115
4
1185* June 15 1205* June
5
Sale
100
45* % Pref with warr
17
95*
17 595*
29 111
8
3
June
83
80
72
115* Sale
.....
200
200
42 5* June
128
1185* 125
6
32
June 29
1115* Mar. 27
405* June 17
80
Mar. 27
85
Mar. 18
7
June 17
4
485* June 17
4
June 29
3 105
23
65* Apr. 28
205* June 17
23
Apr. 26
8 124
70
Feb. 17
8
2
8 1175* Feb.
7
375* June
405* June 17
1195* 128
128
855* Sale
.....
9,300
June 29
95
....
126
...
"5,300
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
9
135,900 tWabaah
10t»
Preferred A...........-100
193,000
Preferred B
100
7,120
*
83,600 Waldorf System
80,800 Walgreen Co
5,500
9,200
Lowest
Sale Prices
7
June
75* Sale
485* June
51
Sale
Sale
57
105
June
108
109
1105* 107
6 5* June
'•
75*
65*
7
75*
235* 205* June
215* 225* 20
Sale"
7% prefer red........—100
Highest
Sale Prices
32
415* Sale
425*
405*
425*
200
5% non-cum pref
100
v
672,600 Va Caro Chemical......
219,950
6% preferred
--10C
3,210 Virginia Elec 8k Power 0% pf*
\
7,690 Virginia Iron. Coal 8c Coke 10C
4,460
5% preferred...........100
>
4,900 Virginia Ry Co pref
100
4,020 Vulcan Detlnnlng.......l00
20,000
6,050
105
115
116
l«t profar red ......-100
5
26,700 Vick Chemical Co
140 Vlcks Shr & Pac Ry Co—100
"2,366
36
Sale
....—5
Go
Van Raalte
590
Lowest
Ask
345*
112
Ask Bid
33
37 X
Bid
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
1937
Par
,
46,700
1,200
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JUNE
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK
bince
,
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
40
June
45*
Jan.
465* Feb.
17 101J* Mar
Jan.
2 115
June
June 17
405* Feb.
June 17
23
15
60
95* Jan.
27
17
16
^ Called for redemption.
t Companies reported in receivership
Change of name from International Printing Ink Corp.
(Continued from page 30)
months'
bills,
and 21/32% for six-months' bills.
sold on June 1 at $4.92% @$4.93,
cable "transfers
The Bank's statement on
of
June 30
reported circulation of £488,444,000, although the
seasonal
was
which
was
the Bank
reflected
to
of -England.
some
degree in the circulation
peak in circulation was thought to be six weeks away.
Cir¬
culation on June 30 compared with £439,641,851 a year
earlier and with £351,618,000 in the Bank's statement just
LONDON CHECK RATE ON PARIS AND PRICE
with £150,000,000 recom¬
mended by the Cunliffe Committee, and with £136,880,252
in the Bank's statement just prior to the suspension of gold
in September, 1931.
Throughout the month British industry continued active
and there was evidence of increased foreign trade.
Gold
on
year earlier,
offer in the London open
market daring June
£12,276,410 in May.
Paris
table
below).
On June 29 and 30 the rate was nominally quoted
119-20.
The London open market gold price ranged between
143s. 3%d. and 140s. 9d. per ounce.
The American price
for gold (Federal Reserve Bank of New York) continued
at $35 an ounce.
London money market rates^ hardened
slightly toward the end of the month, when all bill maturi¬
ties were quoted at 23/32%, as compared with May rates of
9/16% for two- and three-months' bills, 19/32% for four-
amounted to £22,424,000 compared with
month the mean London check rate on
until June 29 ranged between 110.53 and 110.91 (see
During the
LONDON
T
•
j
Mean
'
.
Mean
London
London
London
London
Check Rate
In
a
OF GOLD IN
"
Open Market
Check Rate
Open Market
Gold Price
on
tinued to add to its gold holdings, which on June
with £222,070,107
and on
$4.93%@$4.93%. The low for sterling in June
$4.92 1/16 on June 3, and the high was $4.95 on June 22.
June 30 at
prior to the suspension of gold in 1931.
keeping^with expansion in circulation the Bank con¬
30 reached
a new record high of £327,320,221.
Competent authorities
estimated that the Bank would still further increase its
gold holdings toward the end of July by not less than £55,000,000.
The Bank's gold holdings on June 30 compared
Sterling
Paris
on
Gold Price
Paris
June
I...*
110.62
140s.
9d.
June
16J..
110.89
140s.
June
2-.—
110.61
140s.
8d.
June
17—
6 5*d.
3-—
110.60
140s.
9d.
June
18...
110:85
110.87
140s.
June
140s.
6 5*d.
June
19
110.89
140s.
65*6.
4....
110.68
140s.
5d.
June
June
5
110.69
140s.
35*d.
June 20—
June
6
June
8-
SUN DAY
June 21...
SUN DAY
110.89
140s.
65*6.
4d.
110.72
7
June
55*d.
—
140s.
85*6.
June 22...
110.88
140s.
110.81
140s.
7d.
June 23—
110.85
140s.
5d.
140s.
65*6.
June 24...
110.89
140s.
45*6.
76.
June 25—
110.89
140s.
45*d.
110.88
140s.
June
9
110.89
June
10
110.90
140s.
June
11
110.91
140s.
75*d.
June 26--..
110.90
140s.
66.
June 27—
June 12-..-
June 13
SUN DAY
...
( June 28...
June 14
110.91
140s.
65*d.
June 29—
June 15
110.88
•140s.
55*d.
75*d.
SUN DAY
June 30.__
140s.
86.
140s.
9d.
140s.
110.53
i;.VVv * rxV
9d.
;
closed markets.
On June 30 the franc wa_
"cut" from gold and allowed to "float."
The market for francs found limited sup
port from the British and American exchange funds.
The London check rate on
Paris was on the last two days nominal at 119-20.
.
, .
*
On June 29 the French Government
In commenting on the
June the
foreign exchange situation during
Federal Reserve Bank said in its
"Monthly Re¬
view" for July 1:
"An increasingly pressing fiscal and exchange situation in
France, which led to a Cabinet realignment and provided
the background for a greatly accelerated export of capital
(Continued
on paffe
53)
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Shares.
Jan. 1 to June 30
Jan. 1 to June 30.
1936
1937
$31,187,000
268,730,000
Bond Sales
6,296,710
74,900,269
4,327,380
66,011,332
...
June
1936
1937
Stock Sales
June
$68,312,000
479,869,000
disregarded In the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling
footnote In the month In which they ooour.
No account Is taken of such sales In computing the raoge for the year.
NOTICE.—Deferred Jell very, under the rule and cash salea, are
outside of the regular monthly range are shown In a
AGGREGATE
|
CURB
Since
June
Price
YORK
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
Shares
"
400
100
3,900
1,300
1,900
4,100
1,500
800
900
850
620
380
Par
STOCKS
19,075
2,800
74,700
;
Ask
Bid «
Ask
26
Acme Wire Co v t c
Aero Supply
Bid
*
Class B
11,200 Agfa Ansco Corp com
1
26,200 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com—5
22,800 Air Devices Corp common.. 1
30,800 Air Investors Inc common..*
9,000
Convertible preferred..
*
Warrants
39,100
4,850 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary...50
3,670 Ala Power Co $7 pre*
*
31
"3% "3%
Sale
27
Sale
29%
%
......
74%
Sal<f8
400
650
4,100
300
11,000
2,400
220
2,980
6,900
16
preferred
Sale
100,684
lb
A lies
& Fisher Inc common
8
42
May 14
56% Jan.
June
16
21
Jan.
24
4
June
1
295^ June
;' 5
June
June
21
740 American Book Co.......100
63
41,400
72&
Amer
17
123
31
Sale
Sale
;:i
Sale
3%
66
1
Amer Box Board Co com
32", 500
June 11
June
8
62% June
3
1
3%
4
3%
3%
22%
Sale
10
550
7%
800
*""206
800
7,400
2,300
3,800
1,800
2,200
4,600
500
conv
3
June 28
19
270
45,100
5,900
50
3,400
8,100
9
i
June
May
June
June 30
June 24
June
17
June
5
June
13
12
11
80
June
16
35%
18
June
4
June
7
31% Sale
30
31% Sale
3% Sale
31 % June 25
31% Sale
6%
Sale
30% Sale
.
3%
"r4& Sale
""4%
Sale
Sale
3
20%
19%
21
Sale
Sale
39
Sale
"II"" Sale"
34
Sale
34
34%
41%
28%
38
1,100
38,300
Amer Investment
80,800
3,250
11,975
Amer
25
com
6% preferred............25
Amer Mfg Co common
Preferred......
._10t
39
Sale
24% "25%
21% Sale
28
....
$7 preferred
.........*
Radio Tube......l
2,250
278,600
A returns
279,700
Arkansas Nat Gas com.....*
Class A
1,148,200
Preferred...............10
101,600
430 Arkansas P Ac L $7 pref
Sale
"lH Sale*
55
Sale
1
1%
36%
40%
9
10%
2% Sale
92
96%
8
8%
94
Sale
4%
107
Sale
1%
7%
7%
8%
76%
12%
6%
Sale
8% Sale
10% Sale
143
6i
28.
4%
3% Sale
6% Sale
26% Sale
35
108% Sale
1% Sale
22
26
aVA
y
9% Sale
30%
37%
17
20%
1% Sale
Sale
34
108%
36
6%
Sale
:
106
Sale
91
Sale
6
If*
17%
26
28
45
Sale
70
90
1% Sale
39
42
%
1
42
47%
*
23,800 Art Metal Works common...5
235,200 Ashland Oil Ac Refining Co.l
3% Jun$
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
8%
Sale
Sale
Sale
11%
1%
2%
20%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
103% Sale
7
Salo
Sale
7
Sale
1
8%
8%
10%
10
Sale
5
17
29% June
June
118
34% June
4% June
June
June
June
June
17% June
1
•
June 15
1
"45"" June" 10
6% June 12
1 % June
1
94
31
June 23
June
5
4% June
3 % June
6% June
30
3
2
1
June 11
June
!m
i*
May
7
32% Jan. 12
tI*
IV*
a*
8
9
Mar.
29
9
Apr.
13
Jan.
Mar. 10
Feb.
Feb.
10
20
41% Jan.
12
14
25
47
Jan.
19
i
8
Jan.
19
36
Feb.
13
3
26
35% Jan.
6
29 125
Mar. 22
Jan, 22
Jan.
7
Jan,
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
18
1
14
5
6
36% Feb. 11
42
32
Feb.
5
Jan. 22
Mar.
Feb.
26% Jan.
28% Jan.
54% Apr.
5
37
22
18
38
20
June 26
Mar. 16
Jan. 26
Mar. 18
Jan.
2
40% June 26
May 14
Jan.V 6
38
5% May 25
1% June 15
88
2
28
Mar. 20
89% Mar. 15
7 i 5% June 25
30% June 26
37% June 15
17% June 17
Jan.
Mar. 18
Mar.
4
17% Jan.
14% Jan.
June 17 136
7
5%
4% Apr.
1 % June 17
17% June 14 24
28% June 15 48%
1 112%
106
June
12
9% June 17
May
6
19
82
16
4
21
Mar. 18
2% Mar. 29
59
Jan.
11
2% Jan. 20
Apr.
7
10% Jan. 14
53
Mar. 22
24% June 28
4% May 12
June 14
3
5% Jan. 26
26% June 30
8% Feb.
42% Feb.
102% June 25 110% Jan.
1 % June
7% June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June 18
June
4
June 17
1
June
108
102% June
6%
6%
8%
76%
10%
5%
1
2
1% June
June 14
June 29
6
16
June 30
June
May
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
21% June 14 x20
27% June
8
24
19% June
1
17
28% June 18
27%
45
26% June 30
June
31%
3%
33%
26%
118
Mar. 9
Jan. 15
Jan.
26% Feb.
124
1% June 15
40% June 26
3
4
June 10
June
9
51
5
7
15
14
28
12
3
3% June
June 22
June 22
43% June
6
June
1% June
89% June
24% June
4% June
4
Feb.
30
32% June
5
109% June 10
9% June
1
32% June 10
37% June 15
20% June
June
21% June 11
25% June
2
17% June 26
28% June 18
44
June
2% June
£19
June
June
9%
June 25
34
84
127
5
June
§?8
4
Jan.
*7%
34^
118
4% June
M
June
33% June 10
June
1%
19%
17
Sale
33
1%
20
26%
......100
744,600 American Maracalbo....
18,300 American Meter Co..
6,200 Amer Pneumatic Service....•
4,350 Amer Potash & Chem Corp..*
10,000 Amer Seal-Kap Corp com....2
*
769,600 American Superpower
1st preferred
......._*
12,300
Preferred
._....*
35,900
17,100 Amer Thread preferred.....5
38,700 Anchor Post Fence com....*
1
67,300 Angostura Wupperman
19,900 Apex Elec Mfg Co common..*
June 17
124
OQ1Z
(111) com..*
120
117
26
Light At Trac
June 18
June
34%
6H
Amer Hard Rubber Co com.50
Amer Laund Mach com....20
June 10
84
...
11,850
June 30
Jan. 22
Apr. 22
2
Jan.
18 131
1% June 24
62
June
Jan. 22
24
18 140
June 24
19
10
7% June 16
12
June
120
5
June 14
June
6
1
14
87
June 29
98% Jan.
June 24
19
Sale
Jan.
June
June
June 18
el*
65:
Sale
June 28
4
3
1
Jan.
1
19
Feb.
34% Jan.
1% Jan.
30 77
22 125
5%
18
10
5%
15
2%
Apr. 26
Apr. 28
16% June 23
19
2 '
38
59% June
125
Apr.
2% June
3% June
1% May
120
111
June
14
June
Sale
3% Sale
41
40
June
June
June 29
34*
35
8
.+'
June 28
120
122
Sale
:1
7
100
84
80%
4% Sale
32%
June 21
3% June
June 14
130
113% June 16
16% June 23
138
Sale
114% Sale
16%
17
35
3% Sale
Appalachian Elec Power—
13,000
14,600
1
22
84
preferred...... 100
8,300 American Equities Co
*
160,300 Amer Ac Foreign Power warr..
9,100 Amer Fork fit Hoe Co com...*
266,200 American Gas At Klec com...*
Preferred
*
10,995
85,100 American General Corp
10c
$2 preferred
12,750
...........1
$2.50 preferred
1,325
.....1
25
48,665
June
% June
2% June 18
3% June 10
38
425 Amer Dist Tel N J common..*
450
June 10
22
19
cl A.. 10
com
Common class B
50
650
T
27
59% June 30
81
25
Class A with warrants
Class B
25
200
1,200
7,100
June 29
Jan.
4
June 28
June
4
Jan.
7
80
June
34
Corp.l
Conv class A............25
225 Amer Cyanamld
350
2%
3%
25%
%
72%
67
72
o
7t10i
Capital Corp d A.. 10c
American Centrifugal
338,600
25
2
1
67
115
121% 124
21
21% 23%
1%
2%
2%
63
65%
67
19%
19% Sale
$3 preferred
.........
$5,50 prior preferred
..*
11,800
90,100
950
22
72% June 30
ill" Sale" 108% 109%
Common class B._...... 10c
9,300
8,100
9,700
June 18
Sale
Amer Cities Power At Lt Corp
2,400
1,300
1,000
20,300
1,525
11
June 29
June
7
June 28
June
4
27
3%
148
Sale
117% Sale
*
Aluminum Co common
600
750
1,100
1
2%
3%
25%
%
2%
Sale
19
Mar. 31
6% Mar.
38
May
Sale
II
25
9
3% June 28
14% Feb.
5
June 28
June 18
12%
19
107
27,600
2%
3%
5% Sale
3%
4%
Allied Products class A....25
........
150
3,700
47% June
24
25
11
27
59% Sale
21,500
6% preferred...
....100
8,600 Aluminum Goods Mfg......*
13,300 Aluminum Industries com..*
58,150 Muminlum Ltd
*
9,400
k% preferred...........100
66,800 American Airlines Inc....10
20,300 Amer Beverage Corp
1
200
300
June 22
June 16
3% June 28
Sale
*
8,600 Alliance Investment com...*
1,500 Allied Internet Investing...*
750
S3 conv preferred
....*
104,100
2,800
17,100
2,200
6,100
Highest
Sale Prices
...
3,800
9,000
3,100
1,300
Lowest
Sale Prices
24
10 Allegheny Steel 7% pref-_i00
"""600
Highest
Sale Prices
44
"26"
Sale
Sale
Sale
Ask
Bid
"19*
27
22%
5 % Sale
12%
15%
19
19%
21
Mfg class A...
Lowest
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
1937
Jan. 1
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JUNE
SALES
NEW
In
7
3
Feb.
12% Feb.
13% Feb.
10% Jan.
96
Jan.
15% Feb.
8% Jan.
16
June 29
June
June
79% June 15
12% June
1
6% June
2
6%
6%
8%
76%
10%
5%
May 14
May 14
Apr. 28
10%
1%
*2%
.17%
26
15
17
June
1
June 14
June 17
8
8
16
11
5
11
Associated Elec Industries—
'3,200
4,100
24,400
4,900
18,900
800
American deposit rects_.£l
15,000
89,400 Assoc Gas At Elec com ......1
Class A
.............1
512,100
$5 preferred..............*
38,400
Warrants.. I.....'......
287,200
10,700
Vtc
common
17,600
1,700
17.400
9,500
8,400
86,800
6,270
4
Sale
33% Sale
'32 Sale
•
11%
1%
Sale
19% Sale
11%
1%
2%
....
...»
Austin Silver Mines........1
Auto
Far footnote* see page 53
i June
17
f6 June 19
% June
4
11% June
1
1% June
7
2% June
1
20% June 23
332 June
3
% June
5
■:
Apr.
June
June
June
May
% May
•
,
% Jan.
7
11% Sale
8%
8%
7%
8
3%
20
3%
Sale
3% Sale
Corp..5
Voting Machine com..*
7% June 29
49
87
Atlantic Coast Line Co....50
Automatic Products
June 17
..*
Atlantic Coast Fisheries...
143,000 Atlas Corp warrants..
73,700 Atlas Plywood Corp..
2%
^78
% Sale
60 Atlantic Gas Light pref..100
307,100
80,800
55,400
11% June 10
1% June 15
*
...
50 Assoc Tel Ac Tel class A
570
30
13
2% Sale
Assoc Laundries of Amer...*
5,000
2,800
12%
"7% "-§~
2%
22%
1%
6%
10%
Sale
23
1%
6%
11
1% Sale
21%
22
1% Sale
6
Sale
10% Sale
June 28
June
4
1% June 15
21% June 14
1% June 16
6
June
7
10% June 28
8% June 24
Apr.
17
22
7
7
9
7% June 29
54% June 10
47
Jan.
7
87
87
June
4
June
4
2% June
2
23
June
2
June
4
7% June
11% June 16
1% June 15
19
Jan.
4
1% June 16
6
May 18
7
Jan.
4
13% Feb. 11
3
Jan.
7
7
5% Jan.
7
39% Jan.
2
^32 Jan,
1
1% Feb.
1
% Feb.
9
7
Apr.
13% Jan. 30
57% Mar. 19
88
May 15
__
4
Jan.
14
29% Mar. 18
3% Mar. 31
9
Feb. 16
11% Mar. 22
NEW
42
YORK
PRICES IN JUNE
SALES
MORBOATB
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
June
Shares
Shares
890
18,650 Babcock ft Wlloox Co...-...* 136% Sale
3
137,900 {Baldwin Locomotive warr.
Sale
1,100 Baldwin Rubber Co com—.1
22,700 Bardstown Distillery Inc...l
383,700 Barium Stainless Steel.....1
*3% Sale"
11,700 Barlow Be Seelig Mfg class A.5
18% Sale
9,000 Bath Iron Works Corp
-.1
;
'
;
1,300
400
30
200
6,100
60
170
100
Sale
Sale
10
Corp com—1
•
mmm.
14
T"
Bell Telep Co of
101,500 Blue Ridge Corp com.......]
20,000
$3 opt conv pref——
35,200 Blumenthal (S) k Co com...*
4,375 Bohack (H C) Co common...*
2,180
7% 1st preferred
100
6,300 Borne Scrymser Co........26
21,000 {Botany Consol Mills com...*
15,300 ttourjole Inc.............
.5
55,800 Bower Roller Bearing
3K
45 %
5,700
4,200
3,600
.
1,200
1,800
2,400
11% June
10% June
June
June
85
17
3%
June
13
12%
25" Sale
Sale
35% Sale'
2%
3
Sale
20
Sale
Sale
46
18
9%
10%
7
50%
52 K
36
15 K
14%
18
%
%
5%
5%
28% Sale
UK
6
Sale
29% Sale
May 13
June
17
18%
8
5
:
Sate
32
May 14
15
13%
%
5%
26%
8
5
26
June 26
34
3
48
June
3
June 10
2% May 13
42% Mar. 27
7
14
1
1
29
25
20
7
36
June
June
June
23
23
13%
%
5%
28%
June 17
June 15
June 18
June 3
June 25
5
26% June 24
;
13
23
June
1
,
6
Jan. 18
May 17
May 10
4% May
3
,v-
36
28
17
Mar. 15
Feb. 16
Feb. 10
June 19
18
Mar. 3
June 25
8% Mar. 2
Feb. 26 169
159
Feb. 13
113% June 24 125% Mar. 10
4
May 7
5% Mar. 3
Jan. 22
18
19
Feb. 19
June 12
2
'4
Jan. 22
% June 17
2% Feb.
5
June
14
18
6
June 28
5
June
June
2% June
45
June
14
June
6% June
29
June
13% June
% June
Jan.
Mar.
11
June
2% Sale
44
46%
•:«'
7
16
May
June 25 xl8
May 19 27
16
June
Sale
14
39%
Sale
Sale
8% Mar. 10 11
Apr. 28 103
80
3
June 11
June
2
June
June
June
June
1
Jan.
11% June
43
114% June 3 156
1% June 3
11
June 15
11%
2% June 17
5
2
8
3% Jan.
30 21
15% June
10
June 22
11%
1
June 18
June
7
June
June
June
a6
Sale
1% Sale
UK
5
1
18
25
4
June
8
June
3
June 26
June
115"" Sale'
6
UK
100
June
June
June
Canada..100
3
9
June
Mar. 24
27
5% Sale
122% Sale
June 28
5% June 23
June
8,600 Blckford's Inc com........
975
$2.50 Conv pref..........*
129,200 Bliss (E W) ft Co common..
900 Bliss & Laughtin Inc com.-.5
7,900
iP
June
13%
12%
Sale
2
1
6% Apr. 30
28
22%
3
.....
Bell Aircraft Corp common. -1
Bellanca Aircraft common..I
17
20
June
17
June
18%
27%
9
June
June
June
5
Sale
16% Sale
11% Sale
7
122
June
15% Sale
4%
"2% Sale'
150
825
310
500
Beech Aircraft
476,500 Berkey & Gay Furn Co
1
Purchase warrants........
321,400
22,000
13,300
1,100
June
June
June
June
12
""2% "3"
11% June
32% June
June 19
1% Sale
12%
2% A*
2% Sale
17%
26%
20
1,100
50
29
85" Sale"
10
common.
870 Bell Telep of Pa 6 % % pf—100
Benson & Hedges com....
500
Convertible preferred..—*
I
Highest
Sale Prices
June
(L) Be Co com....*
7% 1st preferred—.....100
1,000 Beaunlt Mills Inc
100
$1.50 conv pref
72,500
84,100
1,068
Lowest
Sale Prices
Baumann
370
2,200
2,100
1,800
Highest
Sale Prices
8% June 26
9% Sale
11
Sale
10
31
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
Ask
6,100 Avery (B F) Sons Co—
5
6,400 Alton Fisher Tob class A..1I
4,200
1.675
9,800
1,100
1,300
14,500
;
900
9,000
1937
Par Bid
STOCKS (Continued)
RANGE SINCE JAN. I
Price
Jan. 2
_
Since
Jan. 1
In
,
EXCHANGE
CURB
Jan.
18
June 29
June 26
June 17
6% June 25
June 23
13% June 23
% Apr. 22
5
Feb.
1
26% June 24
15% Mar.
8
37% Feb.
3
24% Feb. 17
38
May
3
4% Jan.
48% Jan.
43% Jan.
16
21
Jan.
25
56% Jan.
29
11
18
Feb. 20
19
% Jan.
6
7% Mar. 15
35% Feb.
5
Bowman Biltmore Hotels-
27,900
5,800
15,700
72,200
16,400
3,300
650
1,500
8,300
3,200
>
.
"3~, 100
600
200
200
v
3,600
520
1%
24
Sale
10% Sale
Sale"
7%
17% Sale
""%
7
..—100
Brlllo Mfg Co common
*
:
16
16% Z16
June
12
7
4% June 14
33
June 14
17%
June"!
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
Sale
Sale
% Sale
7% Sale
% June 14
7% June 30
3
3
58% Sale
10
11%
4
2% June
55
52
9%
40,
11%
10%
22
June
June
53
June
22% June
23
10
31
June
8
1% June 16
2
June
9
35
1% June 16
Jan.
20% Apr. 28
3 % June
3
18% Jan.
4
8% June 29
4% June 14
31
Apr.
7
16
Mar.22
;08% Apr. 29
% May 24
6 % Jan. * 9
2% Jan.
4
46% June 28
Jan.
June 15
30% June 23
24
4
46% June 28
10% June 15
53
10%
■.
June 28
$5 * June 28
2%
preferred..
10
9%
1% June 11
22% June 3
4% June
1
25% June 5
""
*
Corp class A........—*
Class B
1% June 16
20% June 22
3% June 3
23
June 24
8% June 29
4% June 14
"1%
23 & Sate
4% Sale
Preferred.....—.——100
Brill
IK Sate
30
17%
com..
1%
*4% Sale
18% Sale
Brazilian Tr Lt & Pr ord—
4,100 Bright Star Elec class B
66,200
85,800
16,600
5,700
-
3
7% 1st pref......—100
2d preferred——100
81,200 Bridgeport Machine
10
2,400
2,600
2%
........
Breeze Corp......
1
3,206 Brewster Aeronautical...—
300 Bridgeport Gas Light Co....*
3,200
-2,900
Common—
10% June 28
C1S88 A...
Mar. 29
June 14
Jan.
Jan.
21
22
Apr. 29
Feb.
5
Feb.
2
Feb. 18
Feb.
2
1
Mar. 11
Mar.
9% May 18
28
6
7
' 4
Mar.
1
Jan.
May 13
British-American Oil Co—-
300
23%
23%
Coupon stock (bearer)....*
Registered—
Ltd
Amer dep rets ord bear. £1
Amer dep rets ord reg— £1
21;
21;
24
24
22
24
32%
33%
31
31
31%
30%
30%
32
30
31%
May
26% Mar.
Jan.
25
Mar. 20
33
32
Jan. 18
Feb.
6
8
British Amer Tobacco,
800
5,800
900
32%
32
z30% Mar. 1
31
Apr. 24
British Celanese Ltd—
200
13,700
Am dep rets ord reg..-10s
500 British Col Power class A
300
125
12",750
7.600
100
1,500
68,350 Brown Co 6% pref...
100
51,400 Brown Fence & Wire com.—1
I,500
Class A preferred—
—*
47,800 Brown Forman Distillery—1
10
$6 preferred......—
Bruce (E L) Co
.—...—*
200 Bruck SUk Mills Ltd
*
"T466
""eoo
3,600
700
6,400
—
m
—
—
-
75
700
2%
2%
2%
44%
Sale
72% Sale
13
Sale
14
1%
2
5,400 Buckeye Pipe Line.—.....50
25,200 Bufl Nlag & East Pow pref.25
4,500
$5 1st preferred.—...
14,100 Bunker Hill & Sullivan..2.50
2,000 Burco Inc common.......
*
3,400
1,300
25,600 Cable Elec Prod
Sale
75
72% "June"
12% June 28
Sale
12%
Sale
26% Sale
"9% Sale"
7%
8
19" ."55%
2,700
875
$3 conv preferred....
.*
6,200
Warrants.—...
20,500 Burma Corp. Amer dep rets..
9,900 Burry Biscuit Corp
12 He
600
2%
June 28
Class B-.
~6~" "l2"
46
24%
106
48
24%
106%
*3% "4%
12
5
47% Sale
23% 23%
"6% "7%
16~" "i§"
48
Sale
23%
95
98
93
28%
4%
18
24
45% June 26
22% June 14
94
June 26
24
June 16
23%
95
Sale
2%
June 28
4
June
8
June 14
*
4
4%
4%
6%
7%
5
1
1%
%
4%
5%
5
4%
5%
4%
4%
June
1
% Sale
2
8
35
June
7
Feb.
9
25% Ma
May
6% June
70
Apr.
15%
28%
12%
70
9
18
30% Mar.
June
2
10% Jan.
45% June
23% June
4
22% June
June
11
49
June 11
June
2
97
28
June
24
36% June 25
% June
8
4% June 26
6
June
5
% June
% June 29
Jan.
Jan.
5
38% Mar.
% Jan.
Jan.
5% Mar.
8
4% May
2
5
26
Feb. 23
Mar. 4
Jan.
4
May 7
% June
4
Apr. 22
Jan.
51%
25%
36%
28%
June
36
Apr. 12
Jan. 16
L2
June
June
94
4
36
9% Mar.
Jan.
44
4%
-
v t c
25
85
8
4
27%
3%
June 25
June 23
6%
1
2% Feb. 17
19
Feb. 25
June
8% May
June
14% June
26% June
8
June
26% June
1% June
35
% June 29
Mar.
1% Jan.
19
9
13
8
8
18
Cables & Wireless-
600
9,500
2,201
V
56,000
Am dep rets A ord sh....£i
Am dep rets B ord sh
£1
Am dep rets pref sh—.£1
3,300
2,300 Calamba Sugar Estate Go.20
301
150 Camden Fire Ins Assn..
100
1,000
125
3,425
Canada Cement Co common
4j
30
%
5%
31%
1% Sale
%
5%
5%
29
31%
1H
1M
%
Ai
5%
29%
5%
26
1% June 1
% June
3
5% June 15
1% June -1
6A» June 14
5% June 15
22
16% June 23
16% June 23
25% June 23
27% June
5
June
8
100 Canadian Canners common.*
465
5,800
30,400
200
2,300
"6",700
287,800
II,500
288,700
1,400
v;
3,100
8,800
185,500
200
15,900
-"600
600
7,100
60
50
26,500
900
1,300
300
9,900
Can indus Alcohol cl A..—
*
B
non-voting.....
.*
40 Canadian Indus 7% pref.. 100
Canadian Marconi Co..——1
Capital City Products......*
Carib Syndicate com
..25c
Carman & Co conv A stk
Class
*
B.
Carnation Co
common.
.
_
_
_•
Carnegie Metals Co com.
630 Carolina P&L$7 pref..—*
450
$6 preferred...—.........*
248,000 Carrier Corp common—....*
87,000 Carter (J W) Co common..-.1
21,050 Casco Products........._..*
1,000 Castle (A M) & C9
10
198,300
25
Canadian Car Be Fdy
Cataiin Corp of Amer.......1
26
Mar.
z
Feb.
16% June 23
7
Apr. 14
Apr. 29
Apr. 23
21
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
1
24
40
5
Jan.
2
28% Apr. 28
5
*
pref—25
100 Canadian Dredge & Dock
*
Canadian Hydro Elec Ltd—
2,535
6% preferred...——....100
|
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
19
Mar.
8
18
4
Apr. 14
31 % Feb.
1
45
Mar. 12
'/v!:.
73% Sale
7% Sale
6%
6%
1% Sale
16%
2% Sale
23% 27 >
6%
7}
32% Sale
14
76% Sale
5%
4%
Sale
5
"l%
Sale
16
-
20
1% Sale
24
28
5
7%
28
26%
2% Sale
6
June 22
75
Sale
4%
June
June 15
5
1% Sale
18%
1% Sale
24%
28
12
a
V*
27% Sale
1% Sale
1
1 % June 24
20
June
9
1% June 14
Sale
46% Sale
51%
Sale"
36% Sale
30% Sale
8%
27%
31%
June 18
27
32
30
35
28
9
9%
Sale
10
36
6% Sale
6
9%
Sale
6% June 11
4% June 10
1% June
June
4
1% June
1
6% June
20
9
Mar. 11
73
5% May 13
id* Apr.
May
Jan.
m
Jan.
AH
24
5% June I I
26% June
7
1% June 17
87% June 3
82
32
83
44% June 17
8% June 22
June 14
June 14
5% June 17
29
14
June
8
8% Jan. 25
7% Jan. 25
61
Apr. 12
83
Jan.
5
7
June 14
Mar.
6
Mar.
6
3
5
28% June 23
2% June
8
90
June 28
June 18
Jan. 12
30
June 22
Ǥ* June 14
27
June 14
28
5% June 17
2
51% June 30
9% June
9
31 % June
2
29
June 16
6% June
4
Jan. 15
Jan .20
May 19
1% June 17
87% June
9
4
23
Apr. 16
26
82% June
May
Jan.
Feb. 25
Jan.
6
Jan. 20
3
82
Apr. 21
Feb. 10
Feb.
5
Mar. 12
Jan. 22
Celanese Corp of Amer—
900
7% 1st partic pref......100
Celluloid Corp com.....
15
""966
10,050
12,100
1,920
3,875
17,400
130
34,000
225
3,450
Cent Pow Be Lt 7% pref—.100
Cent & Southwest Utll—
1,400
10
175
2,200
12,700
16,600
100
850
50
50
5,100
15% Sale
preferred.............*
$7 div preferred..........*
*
com
Cent Maine Pow 7% pref..100
Cent Ohio Steel Prod—....1
310,200
Common—
50c
307,300 Central States Elec com
4,300
7% preferred....
100
16,400
6% pref without warr..100
Con v preferred.100
1,425
Conv pref opt ser 1929—100
2,625
102,700 Centrifugal Pips Corp......*
9
100
1st
Cent Hudson G & E
115
Sale
11%
8% Sale
122% Sale
Sale
48% Sale
17%
18%
85
Sale
"19"
87%
3% Sale
Sale
15%
15%
15
15%
Sale'
12%
82
Sale
82
2%
2%
2%
Sale
31%
13
14%
14%
16%
1
20
11
20%
11
44%
1%
25
16
5% Sale
5% Sale
"15% Sale
14%
16
12%
14
78% Sale
7
June 16
June
1
June
1
June 2
June
Jan.
108
7
"13%
13
June 18
83%
82
June
Sale
Sale
25
1
2% June 22
June 14
1 '
12
23
10
10%
13
10% June 29
11
14
11
4% Sale
Kx June 15
>
June 17
June 18
4% June 15
15% June
\ June
84
I
2
2% June
5
1 % June
1
26% June.11
15 w June
2
13
June 19
11
June 18
5% June
1
14 124
June 28
23
Jan.
8
93% Jan.
ill
a8 Jijine
25
June
1
June 29
Jan.
W'
25
1%
43
Sale
June 30 124
7% June 28
9%
100 A? June
1 100
42
June 24 48%
zl4% June 29 15%
115
82
18
15
June
7
Mar. 17
105% Mar. 19
57
19
96
Mar. 17
Jan.
8
Feb. 16
22% Feb. 13
91% Apr.
1
6
Jan.
June 14
2
Jan.
23% June 15
52
Jan.
13
June 17
27% Jan.
14
10% June 29
33% Jan
26% Jan.
14
13
2% June 22
1
10
June 18
11
22
14
4% May 13
7
Mar. 30
June 14
18
Apr. 28
Chamberlin Metal Weather
300
400
125
300
1,500
1,100
8,100
1,375
1,200
6,300
1,550
3,550
24,970.
10,775
130,900
9,175
Strip Co..
...—......5
Charts Corp com..........10
Cherry-Burrell Corp com...*
Chesebrough Mfg....... ..25
Chicago Flexible Shaft Co..5
Chicago Rivet & Machine...'
Chief Consol Mining Co—1
•
Child* Co preferred—
For footnotes tee page 53.
H«
115% lis"
"IP
78
117
63
15
Sale
Sale
88
Sale
15%
1% Sale
Sale
14
15
12%
13
155""115"
*13% "15"
70%
June
12% June
78% June
115
June
57% June
15
14
June
% June
Sate
70
June
June 14
13% June 14
15
80*
June
117%
65%
15%
1%
June
June
Juue
June
88
June
2
15
12%
71%
110%
52%
14
June 23
16!
Jan. 12 82 j
Jan.
5 123
Jan. 12 763
17]
% May 15
70
Apr. 28
21
June 30» 923
Feb.
3
Mar. 24
Apr. 20
Mar.
5
Mar .517
Feb. 11
Apr. 17
NEW
July, 1937]
43
CURB EXCHANGE
TORK
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN JUNE
SALES
AGGREGATE
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
June
Jan. 1
90
175
400
4,100
,
300
400
Prwfwr rod
""1:266
4,400
400
39,150
2,900
51,900
4,000
29,300
.
Sale
Sale
254 Sale
Sale
% Sale
4654
~4754
11
Sale
654
4
1K
1,000
850
154
;
400
200
9,300
1,600
8
154 Sale
3354
254 Sale
3554 June
2
•154 June 14
954
454
3754
254
'3954
3754 June 23
4l
12
1354
654
154
4,600
Sale
Sale
llSH Sale"
110
109
1154
6054
3,700
21,300
2254
Sale
Sale
6
5
9
Con Gas E L Ac P Bait com..*
88
700
900
1
com.....
75
17,253 Consol Min Ac Smelt Ltd....6
41,000 Cons Retail Stores Inc com
3.900
8% preferred...........100
8,800 Consol Royalty Oil........10
616,300 Consol Steel Corp common.
100
1,750 Goat'l G Ac E 7% pr pref
700
3.400
24,900 Continental OH of Mexico._1
112,300 Cont Roll Ac Steel Fdy com..*
100
925 Continental Secur common.*
*
16,000 Cook Paint Ac Varnish Co
4,400
2,180
1,900
9,600
600
$4 preferred..
20
"5.666
18,300
1,400
67,800
4,500
30,000
2,700
205,800
30,700
4,200
285,600
34,200
2,700
2,700
100
2.000
36,400
1,800
300
5,400
218,400
134,400
487,100
1,100
257,100
13,000
124,500
2,850
11,300
2,500
4,800
4,400
13", 600
1,300
16,100
225
4,900
1,750
300
100
J
Corp
Ciorroon Ac Reynolds
...1
Co
Preferred..
100
.......
Cosden Petroleum
1,732,600
Sale
U254
79*
1
Sale
8
754
127
254
a
1054
Sale
8654
89
1954
20
"26""
17
"3154 Sale'
25"
Sale
454 Sale
654
7
90
38
Sale
5% preferred
1554
1554
15
2154 Sale
Sale
5
Sale
66
1154 Sale
3254 Sale
354 Sale
554 Sale
8754
9054
154 Sale
2254
25
Sale
.,54
74 54
7754
June
1
June
2
154 June
June
14 54 Juhe 25
1454 June 25
1954 June 14
25
June
2
6
June
1
June 30
el*
154
76*
June
1
Crocker Wheeler Elec Mfg..*
Drug common....25c
Preferred
254
54
8054
854
June
June
June
June
Crystal OU Ref Corp com...*
6% preferred
10
Cuban Tobacco
•
com f t c
Cuneo Press com........... *
6)4% preferred......... 100
5
50c
Cusl Mexicans Mining
254 Sale
954
954
87
84"
854
15"" 1654
22
20
Sale
June
June
June
1
June
June
June
20
June
1654 June
854 June
June
15
June
2154 Jan. 23
6154 Mar. 11
June
17
June
7",406
19,000
33,750
37,000
1,010
2,900
1,300
1,000
""400
5,300
Detroit Mich Stove Co..
if*
June
6154 Mar.
June 28
25
June
20
1
254
1354
454
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9
Sale
2
1254
354
2154
13
Sale
June
5
June 10
1
354 June
554 June A
454 June 17
8754 June 28
154 June 11
89
23
16*
6
5054
10654 Sale
40
50
0
154
Sale
24
June
3
454 June 30
23
June 30
1254 Sale
854
49
10
June 14
154 Sale
1254 Sale
254 Sale
1254
554
40
Sale
8
45
10454 Sale
""*54 Sale"
June
3254 June 17
1254 June 17
"7" "1154
"*154 Sale"
Sale"
8
"l4""
J
37
Sale
""254 Sale*
31
£1
Sale
54 Sale
1254 Sale
11
14
30
;
28
Distilled
com....*
Liquors Corp.....5
"1154 "14" "1054 "14"
J\meA4
June
9
454 June 30
23
June 30
154
1254
254
1954
54
554
6
40
24
June
June
June
June
June
June
30
21
1
10
June 17
June
8
10
June
1
2
June 15
13
1
354 June
Sale
Sale
554
'1554
1654
17" "Sale"
16
Sale
1854
1354
19
1754 Sale
1754
1354
Sa^le
Sale" "654
654
Sale
254
554 Sale
654 Sale
4854
52
454
3
854 Sale
555% Sale
'
200
■
•
"954 ~i5"" "9
£1
3054
3154
1254
Sale"
Am dep rets ord reg
69,600
170
110
6)4% preferred........100
Douglas (W
L) Shoo Co—
7% preferred...........100
1,925
17,300 Dow Chemical Co com......*
1,131 Draper Corp...............*
700
17,200
1,600
...
"Y.SOO
2,300
12,500
4,200
2,300
1,225
25,000
3,400
348,300
103,600
28,450
8,400
1,650
70,500
4,000
7,300
47,400
4,400
10,000
77,000
2,389,000
'
4,000
v:
200
1,100
9,300
174,400
9,500
3,300
Driver Harris Co common..10
190
7% preferred
........100
1
103,200 Dubllier Cond Corp com
.100
4,250 Ouke Powei Co
*
1,200 Durham Hosiery cl B com
25.300 Duro-Test Corp common...1
*
50,300 Duval Texas Sulphur
20
3,500
775
Eagle Plcher Lead Co.....10
Eastern Gas Ac Fuel Assoc.. *
5
45
654
254
454
654
46
954
9
Sale
6% preferred
...100
4)4% prior preferred
100
Corp com....*
$7 preferred series A
*
$6 preferred series B.......
Easy Washing Mach class B.*
2854 Sale
Sale"
1854
1154 June 30
1354 June 10
1954 June 29
27
June 21
IP
June 29
654 June
9
June
8
40
Electric Bond At Share
61,000
22,800
35
34
138
129
3554
June 30
154 Feb.
Jan.
7*
June
4*
6
40
Jan.
11
25
Feb.
254 Jan.
3
May
13
June 29
June
15
Jan.
5
June
5054
10854
1654
54
10454 June
1154 June
% June
June 21
Feb.
8
82
June
16
June 14
17
June
21
1754 June 30
"254 June" i 5
354 June 17
554 June 17
46
June 22
1754 June
June
1
554 June
654 June
5054 June
3
9
June
II
9
June 11
2854 June
17
19
3254
3054 June
4
1
16
Feb.
Jan.
87
May
ri*
If*
June 28
Jan.
June
2
Sale
'2954 "3l"" "3454 "3654 "31"
68
1
70
75541
7654
154
„
154
Sale
72
22
Sale
654 Sale
6054
62
6954 Sale
554
754
Sale
554
Sale
754
Sale
1854
6
Sale
"V" Sale"
74
7254
1154
80
5
44
Sale
3854
5854
Sale
57
Sale
>3
67
56
7454
12
65 '
54
4
57
>
55
854 Sale
19" "26"
354 Sale
2254 Sale
254 Sale
108
June
June 12
June 17
Jan. 13
Mar. 20
20
May 14
June 22
2554 Feb.
9
Apr.
May
354 June
7654 June
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
19
2
17
Sale
1554
*
80
Sale
70
Sale
68
•
7254
Sale
5754
Sale
5754
354
554 June
7f4 June 17
1754 June 29
454 Jtine 17
June 28
5554 June 24
2354 June 10
3
June 17
38
754
il554
2054
154
Sale
1354
Sale
6754
Sale
5854 5654
2054
9
2054 June
9
6
June
"
44
June
1
59
June
2354 June 10
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
28
29
14
26
17
15
15
Apr. 10
4)4
2854
1754
11 11054
6
70
June
June
5854 June
June 28
Mar. 8
Apr.
9
Mar. 8
96
Jan.
11
4254 Jan. 23
May
7
111
JkH
79
Feb.
11
Feb.
5
Mar.
Mar.
1054 Jan.
17
June 28
June 24
Apr.
17
June
17
May 11
May 11
754 June 28
954 June
1654 June 10 £1554 June 29
19
May 13
2054 June
154 June 26
254 June
17
&
50
Apr. 10
15954 Jan. 21
1754 May 18
3
19
2954 Jan. 20
4
Jan.
62
4
Feb.
1065a June
254 June
68
Apr.
154 Apr.
; 554 June
654 Jan.
June
6
Feb.
1754 Feb. 11
354 May 21
11
Feb,
2
1054 Jan. 16
1054 Jan.
Apr.
3I*
i?K
1954 May
30
June
80
7
14
64
Jan.
129
63
67
66
Sale
554 June
854 June
4
Jan.
30
Jan.
9
Mar. 4
454 June 28
Jan.
13
5
26
12
17
854 Apr. 14
88
254 June 15
354 June 17
554 June 17
46
14
June 21
30
June
June
154
8
1854
74
%
554
"654 ""754
June
June
June
10654 June
254 June
72
June
129
80
32
3554
-----
"354 ""354 "354 Sale"
3454
13554
8354
37
6
0
1854 Feb. 10
1554 Jan. 21
2854 Apr.
1
33
Apr.
0
June 29
15
June 29
17
0
Feb. 18
Feb.
0
Feb. 11
Feb. 26
1054 June 24
60
13
3
25
12
27
June
22
154 Mar.
8
Feb. 25
254 Jan. 12
16
Feb. 20
May
154
3
Jan.
Jan.
20
30
Jun
2954
oreferred
For footnotes see page 53
5
10
38
1154 June 30
1354 May 13
19 54 Jan.
2
June 17
June 29
6
2854
554
1754
$6 preferred
t*
Feb.
54 June
2854 Mar.
12
May
108
33
135
Edison Bros Stores new....2
......I
10
1454 Jan. 14
1354 June 10
1
13
23 54 June
1054 June 24
73
June
9
654 June
1054 June 24
60
June 29
17
2754
454
Economy Groc Stores com..*
Btsler ElectHc com
22
Feb.
23
June
10454 June 30 10454 June 30
1154 June 11
1154 June 11
1
"At June
sAt June 26
2754 June 28
454 June 28
Eastern Malleable Iron Co.25
Eastern States
June
June 25
400 Dominion Tar Ac Chem Co..*
225
June
454 June
23
1254 June
254 June
1954 June
\
200 Dlvco-Twln Truck Co com..l
Dominion Steel Ac Coal B..25
3,900
700
454
Feb.
86
154 May
1
June
21
14
June
3754 June 25
1354 June
5
% June
1
Distillers Co Ltd—
2,900
June
June
23
22
Jan.
7
5254 Jan.
1854 Jan. 12
34
May 15
554 Jan. 12
754 Jan. 18
9454 Mar 16
2
454 Jan.
1
39 H Mar.
454 June 30
June
154 June 24
Mar. 10
Jan. 18
Jan.
35
Mar.
2
75
1554
7054
554
.1
Steel Products.....*
Diamond Shoe Corp
June
3554 Apr.
14
Detroit Paper Products.....!
Detroit
1754
10254
254
2654
29
23
1,600
1,200
354
Feb.
May
Il54
29
73,400 Derby Oil At Ref com.......*
$4 cum preferred...
..*
2,925
1
17,700 Detroit Gasket At Mfg Co
6% preferred w w
....20
10,200
31,300 Detroit Gray Iron Fdry com.5
New common...
.....1
10,900
0
10
Mar. 27
Jan. 25
135
6
33
30
11,700 Dejays Stores Inc common..1
2,450 Dennison Mfg 7% pref....100
Mar1.
1054 Jan.
254 Apr.
June 28
35
175
100
85
De Haviland Aircraft Ltd—
8,000
254 Mar. 15
Apr-
3
June 16
2354 Sale
270
June
June
June
2
1554
1954 Sale
200
June
254 June
1054 June
1054 June 17
14
100
22
Jan.
89
29
Sale
Jan.
June
11
2,500 llavenoort Hosiery.........*
*
80,000 Dayton Rubber Mfg.....
Amer dep rets ord reg
June
32
Sale
8
23
Mar. 10
June
,
1054
254 Sale
454
454
89
87
2
Jan.
Jan.
8
Mar. 31
Jan.
8
8
11454 Feb.
454 Mar. 12
Apr.
*99
June
29
100
Class A
U54
UK
June
64
113
154
X
7354
654
June
10
2,900
1
33
14
Mar.
18
129
254 June
89
54
1654
854
15
v
1754 Sale
1154 Sale
1054
1354
2154
2154
7,700
17
Jan.
June
Sale
7H
..25
...
Sale
33
13
5
Crown Cork Internet cl A
if*
June
June
114
June
I#
8
1254 Mar. 13
Croft (The) Brewing Co
Crown
34
7ff Jan.
1054 June
7054 June
June
18
254 Jan. 25
Jan. 14
1454 June
1454 May
1954 June
5
20
64
June
1
June
2
% Jan.
24 A June
15
Sale
AH
Cramp (Wm) Ac Sons Ship At
Engine Bldg Corp......100
1
Crowley Milner Ac Co com...*
Crown Cent Petrol Corp
1
1
4
2
£1
com
5
32
Am dep rets for ord stk ret)
Creole Petroleum
6
% June
4
June
1754 Sale
400
4
6
14
8
2754 June
154 June
Sale
654
*99
23
50
1
June
7454 Apr.
June 17 10454 Jan.
554 June 17 1054 Jan.
29
June 14 39
Jan.
104
June 29 139
Jan.
Jung 25
54 June 29
1454 June 11
114
Sale
62,200 Darby Petrol Corp.........5
4,000
154 June
Jan.
Mar.
62
54 June
1
154 June
1
3654 June 28
5
954 Feb.
4
854 Feb.
8
4 54 May 18
454 Feb.
8
2454 Feb. 11
Jan.
Sale"
154
1654
1954
% June
22
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June 21
56
5
33
June 14
June 29 110
24
Sale
Sale
1
com..
754 June
554 June 17
154
i»*
9
754
354
454
3 54
1154
1
104
Sale
Sale
454 Sale
com___.___l
1,050 Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
50
154
1754 Sale
87
S6 Conv pref A..........
tCosden Oil
950
50
75,900
'9854 "99""
*1254 Sale'
Copper Range Co.........
2,600
35,700
2,900
8,900
"254 "3""
Copperweld Steel com.....10
I lord
June
Sale
Sale
954
7054
125
$3 prior preferred........*
Courtaulds Ltd
400
8154 Sale
9>
Sale
_.*
....
Cooper Bessemer Corp com..*
100
"2",300
8954
Warrants
1.700
\
Sale
5% preferred A.........100
Consol Gas Util
69
14
June 17
32
2654 Sale
154
154
15
Sale
1354
1454
24
Sale
6
Feb.
62
Sale
61
4
Jan.
June
4
June 21
June 14
June
5
June
9
29
Sale
Jan.
654
454
4 54
1454
6354
June
1154 June 21
63
Sale
754 Sale
54 Sale
54 Sale
154
1H
7954 Feb.
15 54 Feb.
454 Feb.
40
Apr.
354 Mar. 2
1054 Jan. 25
4854 Jan. 12
1554 Apr.
7
9
Apr.
2
254 Mar. 10
June 23
5854 June 18
1254
Sale
104" Sale"
Feb.
Jan.
4
91 54
9 54
1
Consol Copper Mines
100
654 June
2
154 June 17
7.
IX
554 June 28
454 June 29
com new-
Commonwealth Edison... 100
888,200
44,600
40
June 15
8
6
4
10
13
13
16
Jan.
76
4
Jan.
13
8
58
May
1354 June
5
654 June 10
154 June
1
June 24
Sale
Sale
Sale
654 Sale
33
Sale
1
3
June 25
754 June 29
Sale
69
June
June
51
4
Sale
June 25
754 June 29
Apr. 30
3554 June 2
June 23
554
454
Sal®
51
June
June 25
June
9
42
454 Sale
1354 Sale
6054 Sale
18 54
June
43
53
"654 Sale
62
100
54
38
40
3754
Sale
42
46
lfl
Jan.
554 Jan.
60
June 26
June 23
June 26
45" "41"
6
38
49
June
June
38
33
13
454 June
40
854 Sale
554 Jan.
39
June
48
June 26
354 June 23
AX
Jtv*
254 June 17
June 26
354 June 23
354 June
254 June 17
35
3554
36
254 Sale
100 Consol Cigar Corp warrants.
76 J 00
Highest
Sale Prices
"354 Sale"
'fe
1,100
Lowest
Sale Prices
"354 ~~354
Warrants
464,500
8,600 Commonwealths Distrlbut..l
5,500 Community P Ac L 1st pref..*
Community Public Service—
Stk tr ctfs for com.......25
6,850
21,800 Community Water Serv .....1
7,100 Compo Shoe Machinery..... 1
V t c ext to 1946
8,200
228,600 Consolidated Aircraft com.. 1
1
28,700 Consolidated Biscuit Co
900
Highest
Sale Prices
39
4054
Commonwealth Ac Sou Corp—
31,900
Lowest
Ask
4
Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg25
900 Columbia Pictures
Sale
54
Club Aluminum Utensil com *
5% Conv preferred
39,775
592,100 Columbia Oil Ac Gas com
400
4854
49
Columbia Gas Ac Elec Corp—
675
33,200
5
454
•
800 Cockshutt Plow Co Ltd
2,100 Cohn & Rosenberger com..*
842,200 Colon Development Co Ltd..
25,300
5% Income stock A
£1
64,200
6% convertible preferred£l
106,400 Colorado Fuel & Iron warr—
24,400
1,900
1,800
7,300
2,200
Sale
.
46
....
20,800
Sale
48
*
Preferred B
—....—*
920
Preferred BB
*
3,800 Cities 8erv Pr Ac Lt ft prof--*
*7 preferred.
3,760
......*
94,500 City Auto Stamping Co
*
2,200 City & Suburban Homes... 10
1
4,000 Clark Controller Co
1
390,500 Claude Neon Lights com
2,700 Clayton & Lambert Mfg Co..*
9,450 Cleveland Elec Ilium com...*
*
68,800 Cleveland Tractor com
5,700 Clinchfleld Coal com—..100
1,300
•
Par
Cities Service common......*
103.700
9,900
7,100
,
STOCKS (Continued)
1,854,900
113,500
;'
Ask Bid
Bid
3
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
1937
Shares
Shares
.
Price
Jan. 2
1354 June 17
6754 June 15
5654 June 15
9
1
13
2754 Feb. 23
1054 Jan. 19
71
80
Jan.
Jan.
18
18
2654
654
8254
8254
1354
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
25
5
15
18
23
Jan.
24
Mar.
18
11
8
454 Jan.
2854 Jan.
8754 Jan.
21
13
28
Feb.
10
80
44
NEW
YORK CURB EXCHANGE
sales
aggregate
PRICES IN JUNE
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
June
Shares
Shares
Jan. 2
Par
9,400 Electric Power Associate*
1
25,100
Class A
...1
6,070 Electric Pow Ac Lt 2d pf A
*
15,000
Option warrants......
39,400 Electric Shareholdings com.l
4,825
$6 Conv pref with warr
•
1,100
1,300
600
1,400
2,100
476
Bid
Ask
9%
7%
8,
12 %
5j|
7,600
$4 participating pref.....*
7,900 Etectrographlc Corp com...!
900
15,300 Electrol Inc v t c
1
3,650 Eltfln National Watch Co..15
225
;
5
96%
97%
1Q
18%
-
375
125
1,100
2,100
54,600
68
June 11
13% June 17
6% June 11
2% June 30
77
June
7
14
15%
13% June 17
13
15%
3% Sale
56
6% preferred
100
6%% preferred
100
Empire Pow Corp part stk..*
Emsco Derrick Ac
Equip Co.5
10c
50
Option
warrants
75% Sale
69% Sale
'<
900 Flat Amer
dep rets...
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
Amer dep rcts..Ord reg fl
81,100
6,400
7,000 Ford of France Am dep rets..
6,000 Fox (Peter) Brewing Co
5
28,400 Franklin Rayon Corp com._l
100
900
1,700
4,200
1,750
Froedtert Grain & Malting
Common
28,200
Conv pref
132,500
7,5001
1,000
2,000
....15
....
100 Gamewell Co
$6
900
217,500
cony
200
4,900
1,200
12,400
98,700
17,700
,v
150
American dep receipts
£1
*
com
$6 conv pref ser B
Gen Investment Co com
19
1
22
Sale
7
8
Sale
Sale
20
22%
12%
23^
13%
38%
40
General
'"%
112"" U3%
Rayon A stock
Sale
25%
104,500
1,000
1,000
•
...
Gladding McBean & Co
11,400
1,900
Glen Alden Coal Co.
.
..._•
25,500
344,200
27,525
38,700
2,775
10,430
12,150
107,000
375
1,670
1,400
8,700
1
27
,;o June 29
13
June 29
16% June
5
13
June 29
«1*
June 29
June 11
31% Feb. 16
19% Mar. 11
2% Jan. 28
13% "14"
1% Sale
32% 37
34
1% Sale
1
8%
14
9
20%
Sale
12%
38% Sale
13% Sale
% Sale
71% Sale
111% Sale
13% Sale
Sale
23
Sale
23
26%
18%
V t
c
June
1
1
June
3
June"l6 '21
June
1
6% June
2
9% June
8
4
9%
9%
20% Sale
12
12%
40
13
12
June
23
233
203
19%
*
*
agreement extended.*
16
common stock *
m
June 30
June
Sale
Sale
24
10
10%
18
Sale
17
Sale
17%
Sale
3%
20% 21
18% Sale
19%
10
32,300
New
25c
common
20,860
Guardian Investors common 1
283,800
25
Gulf Oil Corp
225 Gulf States Utll
56 pref
250
55.50 preferred
25
11
June
14
June
June
75
June 25
37
June
44% June 25
1
23% June
21% June
June 14
6% June
1
2 % June 16
2% June 16
9% June 14 xllH June
3
10
June 29
11% June
2
2
June 21
19% June 24
17% June 18
1% Sale
81%
89%
32
3
1% June
8
22%
50%
52%
19% Sale
1%
1%
16% Sale
48
Sale
27% Sale
161"" Sale"
10%
35
11%
37%
1%
15%
1%
16
40
48%
21% Sale
r'/U Sale
34
35
10%
9%
41
133
403
39
44
14
11
42
2054 June
i32 June
98
June
20% June 14
18% June 25
2,700
49,000
4,200
200
Hall fC M)
Haloid Co
"llJi Sale"
40
42%
29%
27
Sale
29
June
4
5
19% June 24
Jan.
1%
83
Jan.
June
June
5
June
10
5%
5%
33% Sale
26% Sale
3% Sale
13% Sale
20
20%
114% Sale"
37%
38%
9% Sale
6
6%
38%
36
z24%
2%
13%
17%
122%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
85
Sale
~ •
40
42
14
Sale
5
4% Sale
% Sale
58% Sale
.
Sale
%
55
M
Sale
4
% June
6
June
11
June
7
June 23
18
76
11% June 24
37%. June 30 40% June 21
Sale
9% June 29
38
June 23
June
June
June
June
June
June
33% Sale
11%
41 %
24
June 10
27%
95
June 15 100
% June 14
%
6
June
4
6%
33% June 30 36
June
25
24% June
June
39% Sale
25
27%
5
6
25%
2% Sale
13
13%
8%
9
121% Sale
83% Sale
38%
39
15% Sale
26
2%
14%
17%
123%
1% June
13% June
8% June
June
iP
39
4%
5
% Sale
53% Sale
5%
23
_6%
24%
4%
19%
72
4% Sale
19%
Feb.
June
it
8% Jan.
37% June
m
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
51
June
June
June
Feb. 2i
39% Feb.
107
1% June
12% Jan.
8% June
120% May
83% June
37% May
8% Jan.
4% Jan.
18% Jan.
22% Jan.
128
Feb.
117% Jan.
47
Apr.
16% Apr.
1
3
June
42
June 11
June 30
June
1
June
8
55% June
1
75"""June
29
4% Jan.
June
1
% Feb.
2
Jan.
1
Apr.
1:
J*
4
June 22
50
1:
Feb.
June 30
June
9
June
:
Feb.
Jan.
27 % Jan.
June
'
1
15
21% Mar.
90
2
Jan.
7
1
1
Mar. 1
38
June
1
Jan.
11% Apr. 1
36% Apr. 2
% Apr. 2
% Apr.
V
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
% Jan.
5% Feb.
33% Jan.
14
4
20
28
5
5
14
6
23
6
Jan. 25
1% Jan. 12
63% Jan. 25
90
June29
13
15
107
June
95
%8 June 22
June 14
75"
11%
4%
16%
34
Feb. 2
Jan. 1
Jan.
June 2
Jan.
10% June
38
24
4% June 29
50
8
'32 June
100
9% June
June
13% June
June
18% Jan.
28
9%
--g—
"13" "14%
a*
5
3
23
Feb. 11
23% Feb. 13
96%
100%
3%
22%
51%
38%
1% June
June
Mar.
6% Feb.
100
Apr.
May
73
8
7
Jan.
June
1
10
19
64% Jan. 2
Mar.
June
18
June
-
8
June
35
June
16
June
10%
72
9%
11%
37% Sale
June
102% June 21
% June
%
Sale
•
Lamp Co......^.#
Jan.
Jan.
17% June 18
June 21
10% June
4
26% Apr. 29
8% Feb.
4
2% Jan.
7
5% Jan. 22
9
May
5 *11% June
3
8% Jan. 27 14% Feb. 16
75
3
1%
16%
49%
27%
June
Feb.
29% Feb. 11
31% Jan. 23
70
"I
4
75
34
75% Sale
,9
65
June
36% May
21% June
25% Jan.
14% Jan.
June
48
26
11% May 17
May 4
1% June
2
85
June 15
332 June
1
1% June
15% June
Jan.
17
June 15
June
4
101
'16% ~n%
1S4
82% Jan. 12
114% Mar. 3
Mar. 17
92
Mar. 8
89
2Y&
0
24
13% June 26
4
18% June
85
32
1
Feb.
13% June
% Mar.
19%
...»
325 Gypsum Lime &
Alabastine.*
15% Mar. 20
May
47% Feb.
65% May
109% June
10% Jan.
75
% Sale
95
3
June
June
3% June 22
Sale
2
20
June
56
85
100
Feb.
12
June
3%
Sale
45% Mar. 11
27% Mar. 10
35
June
17
9
1% Feb.
4
3% Feb. 23
17% Feb. 20
71
11% June
13
47% Feb.
24
112
70
6% Sale
3%
2%
Feb.
8% Feb.
11% Mar.
Jan.
June
69
Grocery Stores Prod-
i
June
19% Apr.
12% Jan.
109% June
Sale
Sale
18
4
8
74
May
40
13% June
% June
112
13
1% Sale
83
Gt Atl Ac Pac Tea 1st
pref.100
Great Northern Paper Co. .25
Greenfield Tap Ac Die com..*
% June 15
% Jan.
a
21% Jan.
18% Jan.
20% June
4
14% June
2
12% June 16
June
40%
21%
20%
8%
2
12% June 18
35
16
% Sale
70% Sale
12
8% June 14
20 % June
12
11%
111
June 25
Sale
6% Sale
2%
3%
10% Sale
11
11%
1
Grand National Films Inc..l
Grand Rapids Varnish Corp •
Gray Tel Pay Station com.. 10
Non-voting
7
June 23
40
1
June
18%
Sale
4
18%
June
40
27
Sale
4
19
2
36
June 11
'
30
Sale
21
1% June 29
% June 15
...*
Gorham Mfg Co—
4,300
25,400
1,700
9,900
1,900
1,100
35,700
57 preferred
306,800 Goldfield Consol Mines..
14,800 Gorham Inc class A com
2,350
S3 preferred
450
June
45% June 30
*
..........
660
June 30
June 29
72% Feb. 13
40
30
%
16,870 Godchaux
Sugars class A...*
56,910
Class B
*
90
June 29
11% Sale
7% Sale
2%
2%
10%
9%
10
10
60
77
81
9
June 30
June 30
42
22]
233
Apr.
June 30
6
June 29
Warrants
.
13",000
June 23
Feb.
Feb. 10
Mar. 29
Mar. 3
Jan. 19
Mar. 4
Feb. 19
40
70
11% Sale
1
6,850 Georgia Power $6 pre ......*
25,335 Gilbert (A C) Co
com.._....*
2,540
Preferred.
*
100
23
12
400
1,200
170
31
53 % June
22%
17%
5%
40%
40
27
% Sale
1% Sale
% Sale
700 Gen Water Gas &
Elec com._l
$3 preferred
*
A,
V
3
June 30
45
Sale
.*
49,600 General
Telephone Corp...20
5,200
53 conv preferred
202,200 Gen Tire & Rubber com
25
98,700
Right 8
1,880
6% preferred A. .A
AlOO
100
850
700
June
Sale
40
48%
.
100
300
32
Sale
36
...
10
June 23
pref...*
2,500
$6 Preferred..
36,100
Warrants.......
1,500 Gen Outdoor Adv 6%
pref.lOft
1,180 General Pub Serv |6 pref...*
3,700
June 26
40
46*2
Gen Gas & Elec—
200
2
40
17%
18#
2% Sale
General Alloys Co
•
General Elec Co of Great Brit
50,200 Gen Fireprooflng
16,500
1
52%
15
2
1
.......
11,950
2,100
June
8
56% June
8
50% June 10
51% June 10
Sale
Sale
Sale
....
212,200 Fldello Brewery
.........1
1,950 Fire Assoc of Phlla
10
1,240 First Nat Stores 7% 1st pf.100
302,300 Fisk Rubber Corp common.. 1
8,105
Preferred
100
19,850 Florida Power Ac Lt S7
pref..*
214,800 Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
3,095
Class B
♦
27
14]
31
11% Jan. 13
9% Jan. 13
Jan.
7
14
Jan. 12
7% Jan. 14
98% Jan. 22
80
50
46
46%
30
......
52,500 Ealrchlld Aviation com
1
63,400 Falstaff Brewing
1
16,450 Fanny Farmer Candy com__l
15,300 Fansteel Metallurgical Corp*
7,400 Fedders Mfg Co common....5
5,100
Rights
65,600 Ferro Enamel Corp com
1
Jan.
June 26
40
45% Sale
300
275
6% June 11
2% June 30
May 18
31
51
...
2,000
7,000
7% June 30
3% June
7
June 17
2
2% Sale
40
700
120
45
32*" "45"
1,100
200
5% June
4
5% June 16
June 26
85
53
9,600
9,500
8,400
1
83
7%
2%. Sale
82
8
4%
80
35"" "45""
51,800
100
7
9
June
Sale
46%
519,000 Evan* Wallower Lead......
26,350
7% preferred
..100
201,400 Ex-Cell-O Aircraft Ac Tool..3
7,900
5% June
57
15
European Elec Co of Can—
"5,806
5 % June
June 17
Empire G Ac F 7% pref....100
8% preferred
.....100
Equity Corp common
800 Eureka Pipe Line
*5",loo
5% June
5% June 1
45
Empire Dlst Elec 6% pref. 100
250
1,600
10,800
Highest
Sale Prices
5%
300
750
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
13,450
5,150
1
4,900
1,100
5,850
24,000
511,000
"""850
Highest
Sale Prices
6%
5
55
Sale
6%
3%
78
<
5
6
5
57
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
,
5%
10
Electric Shovel Coal Co—
6,300
Bid
Sale
Sale
Sale
76 %
June 30
June 1
1937
STOCKS (Continued)
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 1
Apr.
8
95
Jan.
75
June 29
90
Feb*.
26
9
17% Apr.'
5
14% Jan.
4% June 12
17% June 7
4% June
18
June
5
8
Handley Page Ltd—
4
4% June 12
17% Apr. 12
7% Jan. 25
24
Jan.
7
10% Jan.
28
70
22
400
Am dep rets part
pref....8s
525 Hartford Electric
Light
25
32,800 Hartman Tobacco common. 10
75
2,000
3,300
1,300
900
2,500
300
14,600
2,600
1,300
700
250
1,200
500
850
1,100
5,700
400
"""l50
675
49,200
21,600
16,400
29,400
4,700
378,500
16,000
5,100
2,800
5,000
2,100
9,500
3,750
5,300
64,700
14,800
2,000
100
200
250
7,230
,
810
3,600
300
1
Corp of Am cl B com.._l
Corp
...*
H axel tine
Hearn Dept Stores
common
6% preferred
14
16
15%
Heller (W E) & Co common..2
10%
16
14%
47%
.5
7% cum pref w w
25
Hewitt Rubber Corp com...5
Heyden Chemical Co.. ...10
Sale
7% Sale
8%
9%
39%
"11"
*
Horn Ar Hardart
5% preferred
com
42
8
26"" Sale
11%
13%
14
20% Sale
8%
10
56%
1%
20
7%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
15%
14
13%
50
46%
16% Sale
7%
7%
9
7%
9
7%
11%
24%
9%
56
10
57
1% June 17
1% June 29
2
ii
13
47%
15%
6%
7%
June
June 30
June
June
'12% Sale
39
39%
"23"" "28"
Sale
24
7 M.
5
15
16
48
17% June
7% June
8 % June
20
Sale
"""% ""!%
1
Sale
15%
20
8%
9%
5% Sale
y
June
5
May 17
June 17
June 11
June
11
May 26
Mar. 25
39% June 21
June
1
15% June
1
40% June 14
9
23
June
4
45
24 >W June
4
26
*10% June 25
20
June
2
June 22
June
1
11% June
8
22% June 24
June
June
25% June
2
26
15
7%
4*
16% May 22
June
4
35
Apr.
15%
33%
11%
19%
22%
41%
Jan.
28
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
29
18
June 25
Jan.
4
2
10
June
8
June 26 112
22
% June
16% June
June
12
1% June 12
7
16% June
26
"8""
9
June
June 22
Jan.
13
28
10
7
June 24
42
June
17
87
Jan. 25
Feb. 23
Feb.
9
Jan.
12
23
Mar.
4
Feb.
6
2
June 26
May 13
Feb.
June
3% June
43% June
17
ilH
June 21
106
Apr.
9
June
9
29% June
79% June 10
Sale
1!"
Jan.
Apr. 26
June
8
llH
5
35%
Feb.
18% Feb.
2
June
Sale
19
11
15
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
25% Mar. 11
Apr. 20
Apr.
5
6
10% Jan.
28% Jan. 11
15
June
22
15%
16
Jan.
16" "June
72
%
June 30
June 21
Jan.
3% Apr. 10
Apr.
June
31
77
1%
20
8
9%
3% Sale
1
1
4
21%
76
19
16%
17% Sale
o
Sale
21
June
9
June 14
June 10
102
77% Sale
11
June 30
June 10
9%
......100
29
Jan.
11% June 11
15% June
2
17
7% June 3
June
23
1
12% June 30
May 27
June 29
June
June 11
June 11
2
June 23
June
16
32
32% Sale
78
Sale
10
June 25
2% June
15
43
Sale
•
7% pref unstamped....100
53.
6
23
15% Sale
40
Sale
Hires (Chas E) class A com..*
Holt (H) & Co class A
50
Sale
Hoe
(R) & Co class A
10
Hollinger Consol G M
5
Holophane Co Inc common.*
aW
Sale
Jan.
Sale
14%
15%
19% Sale
see page
18
3
50
2,500 Hydro-Elec Secur com....__*
39,200 Hygrade Food Prod.. ......5
5,750 Hygrade Sylvanla Corp.-...*
For footnotes
68%
1%
66%
1%
2%
Hecla Mining Co
25c
Helena Rubenstein Inc new.*
Class A
*
290,700 Hud Bay Mln Ac Smelt.___..*
118,800 Humble OH & Refining
»
5,900 Hussman-Llgonier Co...
*
13,238 JHuyler's of Del com
...I
6,170
7% preferred stamped..!00
100
"""200
Hat
300 Horder's Inc
*
250 Hormel (Geo A) & Co
com...*
90
18,600
11,100
Harvard Brewing Co
57
26
2
27% Feb.
26
Apr.
3
8
June 28
13
1
3% June
47% June 12
June 29
5% Jan. 21
53% Mar. 6
June 26
Feb.
20
July, 1937]
AGGREGATE
YOBK
SALES
Since
PRICES IN JUNE
Shares
6,100
3,600
6,200
650
25
900
15,200
1,200
T.ioo
700
60
..
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
NEW TORE
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
,
CUBE EXCHANGE
190
250
300
2,100
1,000
625
'3,050
400
4,100
4,800
1,300
100
June 30
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
6% June 14
24% June 17
7% June 17
2
11
2
June
Sale Prices
633 June 14
24% June 17
7% June 17
23
June 25
27% June 16
23
June 25
June 26
52
June 26
52
June 26
9
June 10
8 % June 11
20
8% June 11
June 25
20 % June 28
21% June
7
20
21
2
20% Apr. 29
37% June 21
183-3 June 29
37% June
8
11% June 3
213i June 10
19
June 19
36% Mar. 17
7% Jan.
2
18% June 29
22
91?* June 28
93
11% May 3
33% May
3
13 33 May
4
32
Apr. 30
62% Jan. 30
9% Mar.
24% Mar.
19
June
14
10
June 28
2
June 17
1 % June 22
%sJune 11
9
64%
2233
2%
26%
%
June 14
June
7
June
2
June 15
June 30
June
1
300
800
5% June'29
3033 June
Highest
Sale Prices
52
13
June 29
33 >3 June 14
34
June 22
16,200
Lowest
Sale Prices
8 33 June
7
11
June 29
June
1
29
June
18
15% June 14
1% June 15
%8 June 28
June
2
4% June 21
35% June 29
6% June
% June
1933 June
11% June
% June
JliriA
11
22
30
21
4
June 23
June
4
2% June
4
2% June 17
1
June
1
13% June 24
67
June 22
23% June 24
3
31
June
7
June
4
% June 11
13
June 29
35% June
34% June
633 June
5
4
1
14% June
9
%, June 12
1
June 18
16% June 22
1% June
1
%6JUne 28
% June 28
5% June 14
37
June
4
9
June
1
% June
7
2133 June 15
12% June 11
1
ft
June 18
% June
Jan.
8
24
Mar.
15
Mar.
44% Jan.
15
2
June
17
1% June 22
% June 11
9
June
64%
22%
2%
2533
%
June
June
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
13
May
33% June
34
June
5% June
LOO
Jan.
11
%
%
15%
1%
June
June
May
June
June
Jan.
14
7
Jan.
2% Feb.
22% Feb.
% Jan.
2
29
28
12
25
14
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
3933 Mar.
22
38
29
28%
4%
44
2%
18%
29
29
20
14
15
Mar.
3
28
29
19
3
1
3% Feb. 11
% Jan.
7% Mar.
42%
24%
%
27%
18%
2%
%
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
June 29
18% Feb.
6
June 17
14
Jan.
76% June
8
66
8
Jan..
75
June 17
June 28
89
82
94% June
2
5% June 25
85
7
2
6
15
27
JA Feb. 13
13
June
13
1
21% Feb. 11
9
.02
4
14
Mar. 31
7 % June
June
16
15% May 17
%» June 12
1% Feb. 26
7
12
7
8% Apr. 19
8 103
33 Jan. 26
4% June 21
34% Jan.
7
6% June 11
%s Jan.
2
1933 June 30
11% June 21
% Jan. % 4
Ut
4% Jan.
4% Jan.
74
2
2
2
8
Mar. 17
Jan. 20
36
June 19 39% Jan.
91% May 27 105
Jan.
8
16% June 10
June 25
96 % Jan.
June 15 100
Jan.
4% June 17
9%*Jan.
90% Jan.
5 126% Mar.
25% Apr.
2 30
Jan.
2
8
13
29
11
11
1
30
15
8
6
7
7
23
9
8
NEW
46
In
NEW YORK
CURB
Since
June
Price
^
EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
75
Middle States
Sale'
2
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
8% Sale
3
15
Sale
12% Sale
1% Sale
7% Sale
16
11% June 14
-AH
4%
Sale
1
9
......
Sale
7%
3
6
8
,
100
175
1.200
2.500
2.000
.
1.200
100
790
900
175
50
"r.ooo
200
12,000
7,000
100
50
800
300
18,900
600
1,700
200
400
6,100
4,000
700
700
24
Sale
Sale
4
"~3H Sale
40%
42%
June
2
3
1
7L,
83
2%
3
10% Sale
3
3%
36
2%
Nachman
13 %
Sale
10%
12% Sale
20
25
3%
"4.700
11.500
3.200
200
1.300
"2", loo
4,500
400
300
30
400
200
1,200
1,000
Springfllled Corp.*
1
41,200 Natcon Corp
*
23,500 Nat Automatlve Fibres A
1
12,500 National Baking Co com
....1
385,500 Nat Bellas Hess com
8,220 Nat'l Bond Ac Share Corp...*
100 Nat Brewers 7% pref
...25
100 National Candy Co com....*
1
1,700 National City Lines com
200
$3 conv preferred..
50
400 National Container (Del)
1
86,800 National Fuel Gas
...*
180,000 National Leather Co com..10
14,200 Nat Manufacture Ac Stores..*
11,700 National Oil Products......4
96 preferred
.......
17,700
2,400 National Refining common 25
.._*
199,950 Nat Rubber Mach com
203,500 National Service C0........I
Conv partic preferred
..*
27,200
*
600 National Steel Car Ltd
32,300 National Sugar Refg
*
1,300 National Tea Co 5% % pref. 10
12.50
21,400 National Transit
159,900 National Union Radio com.. 1
—*
8,400 Navarro Oil Co
...
6,800 Nebel (Oscar) Co com
110 Nebraska Power 7% pref
100
25.200 Nehl Corp com............*
230
1st preferred............
1,675 Nelsner Bros 7% conv pref 100
5
15,100 Nelson (Herman) Corp
13,200 Neptune Meter class A......*
6,600 Nestle Le Mur Co class A.. *
Nevada Calif Elec
com...100
150
1,990
300
7% preferred
.....
100
5
6,300 New Bradford Oil
800 New England Pow Assn com. *
50
250
2,850
470
,
"WOO
4,400
1,200
3,200
"""360
"""800
2.000
.
26,400
69.300
35,200
40.100
3,700
4,200
1,500
6,525
10.200
com...*
35
New Mexico Ac Arls Land
1
New Haven Clock Co
Corp....10
*
Y Auction Co common...*
New Process Co common..
N
240
"32"
"34*
14,300
43
173
290
31,900
850
""Too
*4:666
400
5,300
50
20
Sale
3%
12
40,740 Niles-Bement-Pond com....*
92,800 Nlpisslng Mines
.......1
1
62,900 Noma Elec Corp com
3,600
7,150
2,600
1,700
150
.1
190,400 Nor Amer Lt Ac Pow com
96 preferred
..*
27,120
66,300 North Amer Rayon cl A....*
Class B common..........*
23,200
Prior preferred..........50
620
300
&5/*
21
22%
400
210
75
1,000
8,600
500
400
2,500
1,625
250
1,600
630
'
10
""366
Sale
Jan.
98
Jan.
Mar.
118
Feb.
3
16%
Feb.
18
IV*
Apr.
6
8%
22
2
33
June
43
June 16
Sale
139%
19% Sale
June
9
June
June
5
14
Jan.
11
Jan.
27
44
Mar. 11
k
Apr.
Feb.
10
5
Jan.
28
June
13
5% June
5
June
V*
May 20
26%
"28""
10%
1% Sale
52
55%
Sale
56
June
June
97% Mar. 30
138
ll*
27
16%
12%
30%
13%
June 17
10% June 23
1 % June 28
55
June
June
20
Mar. 31
June
2
12
3
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
May
3% Jan.
59
Mar.
41
Feb.
7
11
Mar. 22
June 17
6% Apr. 28
1% June 28
June
June
16
17%
18
Sale
15
15
June 29
June
1
Sale
43% 46
12% Sale
14% 15%
43
June 29
June
1
43
"8% "*8%
IB
.
Sale
June 29
June
5
12% June 29
14% June 14
June
% June 14
34% Sale
% Sale
7%
8%
39
41%
37%
40
7% June 14
39
June 15
88% Sale
65
58
64
64
June 12
68
June
12% Sale
% Sale
13%
11%
12
11% June 17
4
% June
14
1
June 29
16
June 29
44
12%
19%
2%
13%
47
12% June 29
14% June 14
% June 14
7% Apr. 28
33% Jan. 11
June
1% Sale
8%
9
3%
52
3%
56
27% Sale
9% Sale
10%
10%
1% Sale
70
Sale"
% Sale
4% Sale
""3% ""5"
49
June
19
5
53
June
25
June 28
June 14
2
June
1
June 14
22
June
5
21
10% June
28
Sale
1
June 17
June 17
June 17
52" "56%
46%
"50%
50% June 14
,
Jan.
9j
123.
3%
283
23
7
June 15 103
37
57% Jan.
June
10% Sale
1% Sale
23
Mar. 15
9
20
Sale
1
Apr.
Mar. 16
June
4
52
1
1
June 29
Jan. 25
Jan.
1
Feb.
7
Feb. 10
% June
5
3
7
3
June
June
91% Jan. 18
14
May 15
4
24% June 17
46
"10% "11%
20%
June
.
24% Sale
45% 49
24% Sale
2
4
June 25
41% June 21
11
26
16
24
21
9
10% May
23
14%
44%
14%
16% June 11
27
1
June
June
56
2
51
1% Jan.
41
Feb.
June 11
15
Sale
5
5
Feb.
4
155% Feb.
28% Jan. 29
Apr.
97% Mar.
June 24
16% June 11
11% June 15
18
8
184
8
Apr.
1
139% June 30
3
18% June 14 21% June
138
9
Jan.
May 10
Feb.
16
Apr.
5
Jan.
7
112'
59^
51% June 16
11
5
7
Feb. 25
Mar. 18
r.If
80% Apr.
Mar.
8
9
116
%
16%
2
14
17
Sale
14%
1%
11
16
13
15
12
1%
1%
13%
12%
1%
June
3
June 23
1% June 21
mm
,
5%
21
6
27%
June 12
70
19% Sale
"4% "4%
13
12
13
June 17
5% June 15
25% June
5
75% June
5
13
14
June
3
June 16
1% June 21
14
75
70
.
6% June 25
25% June
5
79
29
June 10
43
253
75
22
Sale
"4% Sale"
130
25%
5>?
Sale
28
6
"29% "30%
19
Sale
78
Sale
2% Sale
104
Sale
30%
3%
10%
35
4%
15
29
30
13%
13%
21
Sale
73
Sale
2% Sale
94
Sale
31
18
72
June
'44% "Bo"'
7% Sale
111% Sale
4%
4%
35% Sale
June
92
6%
8%
28% June
12% June
97% June
29% June
June
109% June
7% June
Jig
1
27
Sale
% Sale
1%
1%
11% Sale
11%
47% Sale
55
Sale
41% Sale
42
49
11%
49%Saie"
2%
2%
7% Sale
June
June
June 29
Jan. 25
29
3% Apr.
14
May
28% June
12% June
97% June
106
3
1% June 19
10% June 15
34
15% Mar.
1
31%
2
May 14
9
Apr.
June
5
May
2
% June
3
June 14
8
May 14
May 14
51%
2%
5%
%
80 %
90%
June
June
June
105
June
Sale
June
Sale
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
03% June
10% June
21% June
2'
27
June
June
58
Sale
108% Sale"
Sale
57
Sale
97%
97
109
110
104
Sale
Sale"
13%
14
12%
14
June
5
3
2
Jan,
13
Jan.
8
7%
110
50%
50%
51%
13%
55% June 29
63
June 25
99
97
i8g
108
w
3?H
13% June
12
21
Jan. 23
Feb. 11
Jan. 22
May
6
Feb.
8
23
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
106
102
I6l
May 10 111% Jan.
Jan.
June 24 112
101
June
12% June 12
10
30
35% Jan.
43 % Jan.
4 67
97
June 25 110
June
June
June
Jan.
Jan.
3
3 109% June
June
102% June 24 110
June
101
June 25 101
108
Apr. 14
Apr. 14
Jan.
33% June 17
f*
3
10
3% Feb.
11% Jan.
June 25
June
32%
Feb.
16^ Feb.
56
9
10
18
10
1
2
2
1
23
1
"29~"
2
Feb. 24
Feb.
3
3 % June
3
June 10
June
9
June
1
3
Apr.
44
43 % June
Feb.
98
56
June
%
32%
15
Feb.
May 26
Apr. 28
June 25
June
6
25
30
14
June 11 100
94
Feb.
9
56
41
5
16
Jan. 23
65
3
16% Feb.
8
June
103% 106
10
10%
21% Sale
June
45% June
1
2% June 28
""2%
3%
6%
June 21
8
Mar.
June
June
6
12% Mar.
m Feb.
1 % June
43
4
Jan.
28
June 12 78
Feb.
1 115
Sale
Feb.
17
June
6
Mar. 10
'If5* Apr. 7
Jan.
5
1S5* Mar. 31
28
12% June
3
96% June 24
June 25
6
Mar. 8
Mar. 4
30% Feb. 13
94% Mar. 10
Jan.
5
5
June 11
VL
Mar.
14
105%
June 23 115% Mar. 31
June
9% June 10
*4~June"2
June
14
92
75
June
12%
3
9% June 14
81% June 11
June 21
24
June
108
June 17
Mar. 24
2
Sale
50
40%
39%
H Sale
107% 107%
109% Sale
June
2% June 30
June 19
52
2%
5%
28% Sale
35
36
18
4% June
35% June
12% June
87
June
4% June
96
3% Sale
7,300 $ Northern Tex El 6% pref. 100
•
30,800 North west Engineering.
16,100 Novadel Agene Corp........*
15
Apr. 16
73%June 12
3% Sale
65
Sale
Sale
12
Jan.
89%
6%
June
5 35
May 17 88
6 140%
May
8
June 19 111% June
110
Sale
2% Sale
11% Sale
37
June"l4
3% June 15
23% Jan.
Jan.
72
26
m-U04%
12% Sale
86
2% Sale
6% Sale
8
1
June *4
June
35
3% V-A'l
8% 10%
28% 29%
13
14
106
8% Sale
June 30
June
4
June
2% June
19*4 Feb. 10
19*1 Jan. 21
2*1 Jan. 14
June 17
10% Apr. 22
June
June
23
125
1
6% pref..100
*
8,725 Ohio Brass class B
.*
2,175 Ohio Edison 96 preferred
..100
13,500 Ohio Oil 6% pref
2,100 Ohio Power 6% preferred. 100
320 Ohio Pub Serv 7% 1st pref 100
200
6% 1st pref
.....100
5
2,900 Oilatocks Ltd common
37
44
June
9
4% June 30
2
12% June
6% June
May 28
4% Feb. 11
Jan. 19
17
Feb.
3
157
June
June 30
7
14
25
June
134% June
29
May
31% June
42% Mar.
180% Mar.
June 12
June 30
Mar.
May
44
7% preferred
100
175 Northern N Y Utll 7% pfd.100
20,200 Northern Pipe Line.......10
100
75,120 Nor States Power com A
53*
5
43
11% June
3
30
3
17
21
12% Sale
30% Sale
North European Oil com
Fmr footnotes see page
June
Feb. 25
June
-
North Cent Texas OU......5
Nor Ind Pub Ser
June
Mar.
33% May
88
May
7
10% June 10
24
4% June 14
9% June 21
5% June 17
Sale
6
Sale
55
9,200 Nor Amer Utll Sec com.....*
7,800
572,200
2,320
1,180
June
3
3%
10%
Sale
6% Sale
June
9
Jan.
2
Mar. 31
90
4% Jan. 20
14% Mar. 13
Jan.
80
June
10
24
May
195
3%
4
2
100 115% 116
16,145 N Y Teleo 6%% pref
4%
5%
5
2,900 New York Transit....
52
Sale
3,125 N Y Water Serv 6% pref_.100
296,800 Niagara Hud Pow com new. 10
10,225
5% 1st pref
......
100
150
5% 2d pref A
100
225
5%|2d preferred..
100
800
5% 2d pref B
100
Class A warrants new.....
78,300
Class B warrants new
7,500
91.028 Niagara Share Corp class B 5 "13% Sale"
Class A preferred
325
100
15,140
5,100
7,900
1,200
17,800
6% June 15
1
43
N Y
300
7% June 11
31% June 15
34
Sale
30%
*
7% preferred
.....100
Shipbuilding Co
Founders shares.........!
1,140
800
2,475
17
Feb. 16
10% May
13
....
Hond Rosarlo M—..10
N Y Merchandise Co com.. 10
N Y
770 N Y Pr Ac Lt 96 pref
70
Feb.
2
2
June
13% Sale
18%
New Jersey Zinc
NYC Omnibus warrants
4% May 19
% June 16
7
1
3% June v 4
June 26
7% June 26
3
jJune 17 139% June
136% Sale
New Entfl Tel Ac Tel Co—100
Newmont Mining
14
13
June 22
.....100
6% preferred..
Jan.
June 17 £13
June 14
3%
650
1.300
Jan.
40
8% June 17
25
3%
3%
Sale
136
ll%
12
Feb.
1
June
1
18
4
10
Mar.
n;
is]
8
Feb.
1
June 14
June 17
29
12
Jan.
June 11
3% June
5
10% June 22
3 % June
9
June 29
Sale
8% Sale
23,
Nat Power At Light—
2,600
Jan.
26
20% June
1
June 29
38%
,
1,800
June
3
37%
Sale
June 10
Jan.
May 28
6% May 14
1% June
6% June 15
7
17% 22
73%
75
2% Sale
9%
9%
20% Sale
5
14 106
43
33
June
1% June 29
2%. Jan. 14
11% June 14
2
114
9%
9%
223,500 Molybdenum Corp
1
1,800 Monarch Mach Tool Co com."
*3% "4
11,200 Monroe Loan Society cl A..*
16
18%
1,100 Montana Dakota Utllities-.IG
5.890 Montgomery Ward Ac Co A..* 152% Sale
8,100 Montreal Lt Ht Ac Pow com.
37% Sale
1,875 Moody's Investors Part pref.*
44
45
.....
•
325 Moore Corp Ltd
40
7% A pref
.........100 175
6%
6%
49,600 Moore (Tom) Distillery Co..l
900 Mtge Bank of Col Am Shs_.
19,800 Mountain City Copper Co..5c
6% Sale
105,100 Mountain Producers Corp. 10
100 Mountain States Pow com..*
280 Mountain Sts Tel 8c Tel..100
10,000 Murray Ohio Mfg Co.......*
150 Muskogee Co common
*
10
6% preferred...
..100
100
3,700
1,700
72
....—
400
14,700
1,000
1,900
22 %
5.000
92 non-cum dlv shares....*
3,895 Mid rale Co
50c
37,700 Mid-West Abrasive Co
10
23,800 Mid-West Oil Co
74,300 Mining Corp of Can........"
*
6,950 Minnesota Min Ac Mfg Co
50 Minnesota P Ac L 7% pref.100
100
V
770 Miss River Power pref
23,810 Mock Judson Voehringer2.50
8
7% June
Sale
Midland Oil Corp—
June
Midland Steel Product—
•
June 11
June 23
June
1
June 23
June
1
June
1
June
1
4% June 14
% June 16
Sale
5g Sale*
1% June 29
8
95
95%
2%
2%
9%
12%
1%
7%
June 14
June
1
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
1%
5%
6%
2%
1%
8%
12%
2% Sale
Sale
3%
3
Petroleum—
ctfs
12 con* pref
Lowest
Sale Prices
95
Class B rot trust ctfs
3,950
600
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
*
Class A rot trust
62.000
57,400
i
Ask
Co—
$6 preferred
Mexico>Ohlo OH
Co
•
27,000
227,400 Michigan Bumper Corp....
173,900 Michigan Gas Ac Oil Corp..
2.50
16,300 Mich Steel Tube Prod
84.100 Michigan Sugar com.......*
Preferred
10
5,700
1.800
10.000
4.700
1,200
7.000
400
2.900
8.700
Bid
Pat
STOCKS (Continued)
Metropolitan Edison
425
Lowest
June 30
June 1
1937
Shares
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JUNE
SALES
AGGREGATE
A.
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
June 25
92
12
111%'Feb.
10
18
3
8
15
4
9
Apr. 28 104% Feb. 24
14% Feb.
9
June 12
July, 1937]
AGGREGATE
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Shares
Since
9,300
1,550
9,500
100 Oliver United Filters B
;
600
46,750
3,700
2,600
600
50
1,500
"2",900
""150
1,100
85*
6% let pref—25
5J*% 1st preferred
25
Pacific Ltd Corp $6 pref... *
520 Pacific P 3c L 7% pref
100
13,400 Pacific Public Service......*
275
155,500
faclfic G «c E
Sale
Ask Bid
Bid
13 u
28 2
Ask
12
Sale
29
Sale
275* Sale
97
1015*
3
35*
1005* 107
3% Sale
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
12
June 15
27
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
135* June
June
18
29
June 29 101
June 29
4
98
•3
,
\
1
June
4
June 11
June 11
*
9,700 Overseas Securities Co
5,000
13 5* Sale
315* Sale
55*
June 30
June 1
Ask
Par Bid
68,700 Oklahoma Nut Gaa com
15
12,000
$3 preferred
..........50
1,275
6% preferred.........-100
105,200 Oldetyme Distillers
1
150
850
(Continued)
1st preferred—
2,000
35,250 Pacific Tin special stock—„•
25 Page-Hershey Tubes com—*
47,100 Pan Amer Airways com....10
1,096,500 Pantepec Oil of Venezuela „.l
'
6,800 Paramount Motors Corp
1
2,125 Parker Pen Co
10
1,100 Parkersburg Rig & Reel Co.l
610 Patchogue Plymouth Mills..*
317a
28 h
9
Sale
28 h
Sale
106
Sale
265*
Sale
84
29
262
295*
Sale
*68"
Sale
64
June
2
425*
385*
95*
Sale
55*
" Sale
45*
June
55* June
622 June" 15
395*
42
1
3
68
"632 "642
445*
63
11
4
43h
Sale
June
June
55*
20
"
265* June 28 295* June
1
June
8
265* June 17 27
1045* June
2 1055* June 17
42
21 5*
60
"l
June
385* June 28
21
55*
"75*"
6
205*
40
24
85* Sale
75* June 30
65
6
23
82
sa56
5
Sale
35*
June 14
6j* June 17
85* June 23
45*
23
275* Sale
150
2,650 Pender (D) Grocery cl A
*
14,000
Class B
—*
3,950 Peninsula Telep Co com—
240
7% preferred
...... 100
100
"
60
3,425
26",400
June 25
255* June 28
33
36
31
8
285*
"§5*
65*
Sale
26
75*
Sale
255*.
"454 ""52
4 5*
4
33
85*
285*
Sale
35*
2,000
500
,
*2",166
1,200
400
Vi'i
500
255* June 18
275* June 30
com ..."
*
675 Phlla Elec $5 div preferred.-•
500 Phila El Pow 8% pref
25
21,800 Phillips Packing Co
...*
192,400 Phoenix Securities common "
14,300 Philadelphia Co
7
26
June
1.000
9,300
700
8,000
59,100
13,700
135,000
59,200
1,800
600
11,100
4,100
1
Pines Wlnterfront Co
Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd...
Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
425 Pitts Bessemer & L E RR
225
4,600
iii"
Sale
89
176
90
915*
'332 *35
Sale
10,220 Pitts Ac Lake Erie RR
1,700
34,400
4,600
12,300
50
Pitts Metallurgical Co
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
10
25
Pleasant Valley Wine C0....I
Plough, Inc....
......*
400 Pneumatic Scale Corp.....10
56,200 Potrero Sugar com..........5
109,200 Powdrell Ac Alexander com..5
3,200 Power Corp of Can com.....*
"3", 600
2,600
200
400
com
10,100 Pratt Ac Lambert...........*
130,000 Premier Gold Mining.
..1
7,100
78
25*
200
5,900
223,900
4,600
3,000
38,900
Pressed Metals of Amer.....*
Producers
fPropper
Mill* Co
110
315*
June
48,600 Prosperity Co B common...*
3,775 Providence Gas Co.........*
32.400 Prudential Investors com...*
1,300
$4 preferred..
........*
875
1,200
250
11
June
5
June
4
65
37
1
June 11
70
70
230
~
840
47»0l
85*
$4 preferred
10 5*
65*
250
*
50
650
Com $60 par stock.....60
6% preferred..........100
25
125
7%
-
400
370
6% prior lien pref..
7% prior lien pref....
100
100
205* Sale
3
35*
55* Sale
Sale
8
36
255*
if
Sale
245*
June 23
78
June 28 127
325* June
88
Sale
92
155*
1265*
Sale
125" 1272
1$
l!**
285*
"182
I
115*
295*
345*
3554
45* Sale
"33" "342
Sale
Sale
g U»
12 5* Sale
100
104
85* June 12
1
June
2
June 14
June 23
23
June
17
40
17
June
15
June
7
95*
375*
255*
2 5*
June 11
June
3
June 30
June 10
June
1
8
June
4
75* June
415* June
June
121
215*
175*
34
Sale
25*
185*
15* June 28
85* June 30
185* June 29
30
25
32 j*
15*
25*
85* Sale
32
31
254
2 5*
June 28
2
June
19
2 5* June
1
2
95* June
June
9
335* June
25* June
4
1
22
27-
30
Sale
30
21]
Sale
5* Sale
135* Sale
12H
Sale*
285* June 11
5* June 19
5* June
15
12
85* June 25
105* June 29
105*
115*
1015* 103
5* June
9
June
13'5* June
9
95* June 14
105*
115*
102
985* 102
11
June 23 102
June
98
June 28 101
June 17 108
June 28
8
June 23
106
20
76
76
87
Sale
80
121
Sale
109
Sale
490
4% preferred...........100
1095* Sale
140
152
135
140
128
950
250
300
16,300
700
2,400
5,200
27,800
45,800
34.400
5,200
23*
178,600
4,900
Common
*
...
$3 conv pref..............*
Raytheon Mfg. com...
50c
Red Bank Oil Co
*
Reed Roller Bit Co new.....*
Reeves (Daniel) com..._....*
Reiter Foster Oil Corp
Reliance EI & Eng Co....
85*
245*
Sale
265* Sale
1,700
95*
175*
100
400
12,600
19.500 Roosevelt Field Inc
8,700
101,300
3,300
31,600
275
13,150
4,100
221,900
300
350
800
3,200
"1366
200
9,500
2,100
150
1,800
1,400
.
25
33,900
400
4,300
10
2,000
$1.20 conv preferred.....20
Rossla Internet Corp ......*
Royallte OU Co Ltd
•
Royal Typewriter com......*
Rus8eks Fifth Ave Inc_..2.50
Rustless Iron & Steel Corp..l
conv
19
Safety Car Heating k Ltg
25
Sale
41H Sale
Sale
4
105* Sale
335* 34
7H
7H
39
48 5*
5
5 5*
Sale
2 Sale
12 5* Sale
5
2
Sale
40
55*
135* Sale
35
55*
1
2
335*
Sale
common
June
June
7
17
June 28
1145* May 17
May 10
155* June 15
Feb.
6
15* June 28
85* June 30
185* June 29
31
June 28
June
2
19
June
115* Mar.
Mar.
335* Feb.
35* Feb.
65* Jan.
95* Jan.
425* Apr.
275* Feb.
1165* Mar.
165* June
1475* Feb.
25* Jan.
19
Apr.
8
Feb.
45* Jan.
125* Feb.
40
41
June
14
195* June 17
765* May 28
77
May 25
112
92
2
June
15* May 24
Jan.
23
8
Jan.
28
109
June
175* June 11
175* June 11
17
21
3
June
June 22
13
14
325* Sale
June 28
June 22
June 30
June 14
25
23
June 22
June 22
45*
5
15* Sale
June 30
Jan.
JW
Sale
45* Sale
Feb.
Mar,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 15
Jan.
93
Feb.
5*
5*
W
V* Sal
6
*
Sale
Feb.
45* Jan. 12
605* Jan. 15
905* Jan.
8
25
Apr.
6
145* Feb. 26
4
41
4
Jan.
Jan.
27
10
Jan.
15
32
June 28
June
14
15* June
2
1
23 5* June
5
June
2
June 17
135*
135*
H
12H 13*
5*
115*
135*
135* Sale
"lh Sale'
115*
135*
115* Sale
495*
55* Sale
35*
4
45
Sale
Sale
■
111
%
"92
Sale
n* ug
31
Sale
*
34
7H Sale
*
'32
35*
35* Sale
June 28
June
3
June
ii
125* June 17
June
June
18
June
June 29
June
35* June 18
June
5
June
5* June
June
60
3
June 17
7
3
7
115* June
5* June 29
40
Apr. 15
Jan.
7
June 17
June 28
June 17
Feb.
3
Jan,
2
Jan.
5
Jan. 21
Mar.
1
June 11
26
25* Jan.
June
5
June
Apr.
6
Jan.
19
Mar. 23
Jan. 22
Mar. 2
June 30 141
111
Apr.
6
5* Jan. 27
155* Apr.
6
385* Apr.
6
115* Apr.
6
97
June 10 1175* Jan. 25
65* May 22
55* May 14
Feb. 10
58
May 18 69
3
Apr.
3
45* Jan. 25
Apr. 20
95* Jan.
5
275* Jan. 18
75* June 29
June
June
5
June
June
June
20
16
Mar. 17
Feb.
9
Feb. 25
35* June 18
June 29
55* June
Feb.
5
.
June
21
13:
18
73
14 1043
22
Apr. 19
Mar. 1
Jan.
1
June
75* June
5«
febhl
9
June
35
22
3
May 25
June
111
June
June
June
June
June
May
Mar. 9
Feb.
1
Mar. 23
14
June 30
225*
45*
15*
85*
45*
Mar,
53 i
14
June
IXi June
1
9
49
71
171
46 i
8]
1!
325*
2
55* May 27
17
105* June 28
465* June 14
97
"55* Sale"
19
15
91"" "95"" 102"" l04'" 1095* Sale" 166 """June
122 Sale"
June 12
June
6
15* Jan.
2
Jan.
5* June 29
Feb. 26
5* Jan. 11
32
Jan.
4 £385* Mar. 17
245* Jan.
25* June 16
5
June
3
115* June
7
5* June 29
4
15
7
25
98
13 5* Sale
18 / 185*
28
685* Jan. 23
41
Mar. 3
98
Jan. 18
285* Jan.
June 30
17
1
June 17
26
10
11
14
25
8
15
1
45* June 18
5
2
Feb. 13
355* Feb. 13
% Jan. 25
1 1245* Jan.
Jan.
£1255*Apr. 28 150
175* May 13 255* Jan.
June
55* June
8
145* June 15
35
June
1
6
30
45* Jan.
June
485* June
15* June; 1
95* June 12
55* June 10
June
Sale
9
5* June 14
5* June 14
39
9
6
3
5
8
June 17
June 14
4
11.
21
4 103
11
-
4
17
7
5
8
26
45* June 18
21
8 1175* Apr.
635* June 29
June
35
46
1
5
22
June 10 1195* Mar.
1175* Apr.
9
June 29
2
2
23
45
June 28 105
June 17 109
98
106
39
8
* June 14
15
335* Feb. 11
h
5* Mar. 12
June 15
175*
85* June 25 115*
105* June 29 145*
99
May 18 103
June
June 30
Jan.
1005* Apr. 10 1065* Jan. 27
15* June
34
Apr. 21
Feb.
1
85* June 12
20
12
1 1125* June 10
June 12 138
June 17
109
Sale
1
5
35* June 21
75* June 15
705* June
95* June 18
65*
235* Sale
4 5* Sale
! 15* Sale
§
5
35
45
Sale
5
Sale
100
Samson United Corp com
85 Sanford Mills Co
30,400 Savoy Oil Co
June 30
130
18
Sale
Sale
*
5
26
Sale*"4
2
A $2 conv pref..........50
7% preferred
92
7
37
% May 13
St Anthony Gold Mining...1
St Lawrence Corp Ltd......*
St Regis Paper Co
11
133
175*
pref....._.....*
117,600 Ryan Consol Petroleum
.*
83,600 Ryerson & Haynes Inc com.l
3,100
90,100
10,800
1,550
849,400
5,075
7,900
105*
6
Root Petroleum Co com....l
$2.50
105$
I
5*
600 Rochester G&E 6% pref. 100
Rolls-Royce Ltd—
100
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
500
4
635* June 29
17
*
5
26,800 Reybarn Co.. Inc
........1
74,900 Reynolds Invest com .......1
26,400 Rice Stix Dry Goods Co.....*
1
96,800 Richmond Radiator com
4
20
8 5*
5,175 Railway & Light Securities
3,700 Rys & Utll Invest cl A com._l
40,700 Rainbow Luminous Prod A.*
Class B common..........*
61,200
29,675
5,250
June 10
7 1175* June
15* June 15
30
.A...
200 Rath Packing Co
.....10
Raymond Concrete Pile—
1,800
2,200
1,900
10
1005* June 14 1015* June
Quaker Oats com...........*
*
June
92
Sale
3.210
5", 100
June 10 112
1175* June
485* Sale
June
445* June 23
235* June 24'
75
75
70
70
80
112
103
14
195* June 17
780
7,000
June
39
7
Jan.
2
195* Jan.
25* June 29
May 21
28
May 14
5* May 28
June
1
June
29
19
June
7
45* Mar. 13
95
Feb.
3
6
355* Apr. 27
12
14
15* June 25
June
1
Mar. 6
Jan. 15
Jan.
Jan.
9H
31
17
16
11
6
Mar. 10
3 1165* Feb.
2
June 22
34
Mar. 31
June 25
155* Feb.
9
42
425* Sale
83
83
June 21
865* June 26
15 1285* June
1
15* June
15
55* June 15
75* June 24
m June
40
17
20
June
June 26 1015* June
June 28
165* June
June
80*
72
June 28 151
315* Mar, 11
6
25* Sale
95*
10
5* Sale
13
95*
7
125*
15* Sale
16
109
7
June 30
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35* June 21
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Jan.
11
Mar. 30
4
June
75*
750 Pyle National Co common..5
400
June
5
425*
May 13
175*
May 27 112
May 27 113
June
June
365*
25*
Sale
June
11
3 1115*
June 22
34
June 25
105*
Sale
19
15
123
$5 preferred.............
8,700 Quebec Power Co.........
33
June
34
June
Sale
101
895*
7
June 21
Sale
41
"192 Sale
1
Sale
40,600
200
June
3
Sale
38 j*
Sale
Sale
1*560
180
65
14
125*
May 27 305*
1095* May
8 110
55* Apr. 28
85*
35* June 16
55*
98
10
11H
$7 part preferred
1,850
......*
31,405 Puget Sound P Ac L $4 pf
*
Mfg...............10
Jan.
1
June 24
300
2,175
500
Pyrene
7
26
June
95*
Public Utll Securities—
9,395
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
12
73
Public Service of Oklahoma
10
70
Feb.
82
89
162
109
34
100
preferred
53
9
3
Sale
65*
38 5*
37
.........
Service of Nor III
June
43
10
June
14
5
Jan. 14
Jan.2
Feb. 19
Jan.
18
June 30
305* June 16
June
June 16 179
22
Apr. 23
255* June
Apr.
June 10
June 10
89
13
Mar .111
55* Mar.
45* Feb.
125* June
31
7% 1st preferred.......100
Public Serv of Ind pr pref..*
1,350 Public
Jan.
85* Jan.
89
245* Jan.
Apr.
23
94
Sale
6% 1st preferred.......100
110
8,650
6,975
June
59
9
Public Service of Colorado—
'■0,:
65
Jan.
Apr. 28
105* Feb.
1
325* Feb. 15
295* Feb.
2
1075* Jan. 28
5
Apr.
215* May
38
May
1015* Apr.
3
111
—
......
265* June
265* Mar.
May
June
75*
uii'wi "ii"? Sale"
Corp
1
McCallum Hosiery
*
com
6
10
103
125* June
Sale
735*
Sale
Sale
200 Prentice-Hall Inc..........*
14,800
85* June
4
275* June 26
3 1095* June
3
35* June 16
172
4
76
120
32 5*
125*
93" Sale"
Sale
3
50
153,200 Pittsburgh Forglngs Co....*
1,320
1,700
4,400
1,000
1.100
•
Conv preferred A........10
Pierce Governor Co com....*
9
June
1
1095* June
Sale
34
14
June
-
175
June 29
Apr. 28
v
75* June 30
83
115*
16 5*
15
500 Pharls Tire & Rubber Co—1
1,200
50
30j* June 16
65
33
3,200 Pa Gas 4k Rlec class A-....
1,220 Pa Pow & Lt $6 pref........*
9,180
$7 preferred
.......*
3,975 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg.....50
2.50
2,200 Penn Trafic Co
14,100 Pa Water Ac Power
14,450 Pepperell Mfg Co........-1W
2,900 Perfect Circle com.........*
140
^1';.
40
200 Penn Cent LkPS5 pref...
800
$2.80 preferred..........
200
100
■
36
Pennroad Corp com rtc_. ...1
50
98
3
29
Penn Mex Fuel common.....1
•472,400
95* Apr. 29
145* Jan. 12
May
3 32
Jan. 16
Apr. 27 106 " Feb.
9
26
10
'12 ""9" ""72 Sale"
.
400
1
Jan. 2
1937
stocks
ANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 1
Shares
47
PRICES IN JUNE
SALES
In
June
;
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
NEW
%
NEW
48
Price
YORK
NEW
Jan. 2
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
June
Jan. 1
Far Bid
37
•
STOCKS {Continued)
11,100
Schlff Co com
1,900
Ask
4,100
50
950
175
100
17,400
9.200
50
9,600
500
3,150
6,950
3,100
800
20,300
11,600
2,900
3,500
40
25
300
4,900
200
Water Serv
v..
41,000
1,953
Singer Mfg
9,100
89,800
20,600
17,200
12,200
1,830
7,300
390
500
10
2
6
6
Sale
97
97
Sale
s
10
2X June 17
44)4 May
6
154 June 17
554 June 26
22
May 19
Jan.
Jan.
June
1
June
23
JX
26
June
2
800
1,400
700
2,800
900
850
8,800
1,000
5,700
200
18,400
2,300
200
3,100
16,700
700
2,100
50
5,600
"""400
"3",400
175
150
4,000
2.700
9,300
450
700
200
6,700
1,900
800
21,700
400
19,400
v
June 11
28 X Mar.
91
June 29
01X Mar.
94
June
104
June
7
94
June 25
04
X
8)4
3)4
16)4
26)4
June 2
June 11
June 17
June 29
June 2
1)4
X
8)4
3)4
15)4
25 X
Jan.
Apr.
May
June
Apr.
254 Feb. 23
1)4 Jan. 26
12)4 Mar, 13
9?
94)4
1654
27
17)4
Sale
54 June 14
June
June
3 )4
3)4 Sale
297
fJune 18
Sale
25)4
1)4
6)4
26)4
2454
6)4
454
"28k
253
28)4
m
28
2754
25)4
454
5x
Sale
155
9H
43
1*
5
654
3)4 Sale
10)4 Sale
44)4 Sale
26)4 30
June
June
..10
preferred
Standard Dredging com.
Conv preferred
:
8,250 Stand Invest $5)4 pref w \
86,100 Standard Oil (Kentucky)
Sale
1954 Sale
Sale
105)4
Sale
Sale
6754
Sale
191,625 Taggart Corp
mm
18
1854
110
103
9)4 Sale
"*525
3,100
1,400
200
650
80
200
1,400
9.200
9,200
6,600
100
9,900
3,600
800
300
100
2,600
V
21
35
Jan.
Jan.
15
2
28
June
June 10
5)4 June
72
45
June
June
9
.—-
8)4
5
June 1
4)4 June 21
8)4 June 14
3554 June 19
12 Jt June 22
Sale
9)4
6)4
Sale
17)4 Sale
4)4 Sale
45
42
20)4 Sale
20 X
Sale
June 11
18
20
.....
9)4 Sale
8)4 June 14
6
June 11
4)4 June 14
854
8)4
6X
6)4
4)4 Sale
16
June 29
1 )4 June 23
1754
4
22)4 June 25
X June 30
lis
13
1
13
Sale
113)4 Sale
12
Sale
37)4
38)4
2
Tastyeast Inc class A new.. 1
Taylor Distilling Co
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
Technicolor Inc common...*
Teck Hughea
11X Sale
35)4 36)4
1
1)4
354 Sale
26)4 Sale
5
Sale
101
"554 Sale
14
14)4
9)4 June
4
OX June 15
5)4 June
2
18)4 June
4
2)4 June 30
8
7
61X Sale
3
354
17)4
2X
1,7
3._
71k
69
8
June
June
)4 June 21
3)4 June
9
June 14
454 June 24
Sale
1
154
4)4 Sale
1154 Sale
Sale
11
Sale
Sale
Sale
11)4
Sale
Sale
25
75
4
9)4
61)4 June
1
3
June 15
63
17)4 June
254 June
65
Sale
72
Sale
June 17
93)4 June
99
June
X June
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4
9
9
29
17
June 28
10 X June 22
in
"June
3)4 June 23
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Jan.
154 June
June
20 X June 14
72
June 29
10)4
3)4 June 17
3)4 June
2
June
Feb.
1954
4)4
50
22 X
2
8
2
7
15
Mar. 11
Jan. 25
Jan. 23
Mar. 3
22
X Feb.
46
Apr.
8
7
17
Feb. 11
16 X June 30
1654 Feb.
4
3X June
9
3 8 54 Feb.
16
31 *[May)20
41
6)4 Feb.
454 June 24
61
May 17 77 X Jan.
4 112
Jan.
101
May
June 30
25
43X Jan.
12 X Jan.
8
Apr.
55
Apr.
3
Apr.
2
10
8
2
754 Jan. 26
73
Mar.
9
1854 Mar. 10
Jan.
12
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29
66
Jan.
26
4
Jan.
25
5*
9
18 X Jan.
9
3
Fe i.'26
9
17)4 June
2)4 June
2
51
June
1
Feb. 18
93)4 June 29 105
Mar. 18
99
June 26 115
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X Jan. 16
2
Feb. 26
X June 17
5)4 Feb. 26
4
June 28
5
13)4 Apr.
10 X June 22
3
Jan. 22
154 June
8
9)4 Mar. 4
8
May 27
99
1*
I2U
June
3
June
June
IK June
June
June
75
June
6)4 June
10
June
25
354 June 10
3 )4 June
2)4 June
Jan.
4
1554 Jan.
4
Jan.
4
4)4 June 14
954 June 19
60
354 May 14
3)4 June
"
2
112
103
53
Mar.
254 June
70
June
17)4 June 10
8
3)4 Sale
3)4
354
2)4
254
9)4
4)4
Feb.
Feb.
Jan. 14
2)4 Jan. 11
554 Mar. 12
5
26 10254 June 15
June 15
15
4)4 June 14
954 June 19
5
6)4 Sale
10
10)4
354
3)4
IX
8
June
June 25
June
7
5
66
X
1
4)4 Sale
10 X Sale
23
70
9)4 June 17
33 X June 29
X June 21
2
j&i
154
10
8
Mar.
4
Feb. 26
June 29
154 May 15
22 X June 25
16
3
3
1
14)4 June
f
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2
1
1X
354
29)4
5)4
12)4 June 18
101
17)4
62
Feb. 23
27
June
June
36
June 15 10454 June
6
June
June 30
61
June
June 30
3)4 Sale
m
June 30
Mar. 2
Feb.
1
Feb.
5
Jan.
5
Mar. 17
Jan.
II54 June
8
16)4
June 10
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Feb. 11
Feb. 27
4)4 Jan.
6
15
June
2
25
Sale
99
June
9)4 June 17
33)4 June 29
5
7
8
8)4 June 15
June
52
13)4
;
1
4
May
354 May 18
28
40)4 June
17 X June 28
June 17
16
44
Apr. 27
11
Apr. 29
4
98
Jan.
Sale
12)4
Jan. 28
Mar. 30
36
X June 30
454
Sale
1
7
% Feb. 25
19)4 May 14
5)4 Sale
52
June 17
14
Feb.
25
18
June
Sale
Sale
4)4
June
23
5
June
113)4 June
34)4
7)4 Jan.
6954 Jan.
2
54" June
14
10)4 Sale
3
16
40)4 June 28
17)4 June 28
16
June 17
Sale
29
June
June 14
Sale
116)4 Sale
45
Mar. 11
9 10554 Jan. 21
June 17
7)4 Jan. 13
June
1
354 June 17
1454
33
2
17
5
7
14
June 17
17)4 June
20
18)4
40)4 44
17)4 Sale
17
22
5
16)4 Feb. 15 25
4)4 June 21 10
9
93
93
Feb. 27
I§)i"june"24 1754 May 15 20)4
107
Feb.
1 10/
8
May 20 1354
"9)4 "June"23
3954
37
June
1
35
Apr, 30
13
June
9
10
Jan.
2 1554
June
11
1354 Apr.
Jan.
9
23
23
Apr. 29
June 24
2
5)4 June
19
18)4
June 17
14
Jan.
3
June
36
14)4 June 14
4
19
June
5 )4 June
7
Jan.
June 16
33
June
29
2
22)4 May
27
Apr.
554 Jan.
21
May
63X Jan.
2054 Mar.
102}
2}
June
3
19)4 June
3
X June 17
June
June
23
1
Mar.
Apr.
9)4 June 22
36
54# June
19
28
18
11
13
4
June
7
June
4
June 22
June
1
2)4 June
7
June
28
Mar.
22
8
11)4
37)4
103)4
3)4
June
36
14)4 June
Jan.
Jan.
15
Jan.
June
48
42
June 29
19
33
2
21
7)4 Mar. 13
5)4 Feb. 20
11X Apr. 17
20
June
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18
103
Jan.
June
102)4 June
2)4 June
4
19
L60
4454 June
1954 June
9)4 June
14
May
17)4 June 22
41X June 24
19)4 June 17
454 Sale
9
3
June
June
Jan.
41X Jan.
8)4 Feb.
28
Mar.
X June
54 May
854 Feb.
3X Feb.
X May
54 June 18
7
Mar. 15
254 Jan. 19
854 Feb. 15
2954 Mar. 10
Jan.
6
Jan.
4
854 Mar. 25
42
Apr.
8
27
June
9
9
27
Jan.
7
5
2
354 June
10)4 June
21
3
2954 Mar. 30
83
June
23
Sale
4)4
5
19)4
16)4
103
June 30
954 June
LOO
June
72
155
June 16
June 17
4
& Sale
19
Sale
5)4 Sale
9
8
22
40
16
Sale
30
June
6)4 June 22
2
2
June 19
June 15
June
3
June 29
June 9
Feb.
654 Apr. 21
Jan.
Jan.
June
Apr.
Apr.
June
June
36
May
4)4 May
June
3
2
Sale
18^4
554 Jan.
June 29
Sale
pref. 100
25
30,000 Ulen Ac Co 7)4% pref
5% preferred..........—25
8,400
10
30,000 Unexcelled Mfg Co Inc.
170 Union Elec of Mo 7% pref.100
20
6% preferred...........100
Jan.
1
2054
454
1X
5)4
2654
24 54
*
com
14
3)4 June
5
7)4 Feb. 15
2
Apr. 16 370
Jan.
2
7 295
June
X June
Sale
28)4
43
*
Tampa Electric Co.....«...*
For footnotes see page
28 X Apr.
20
2)4 Sale
20)4 22)4
54 Sale
17)4 20
..............
600
Mar.
June
24
June
16
3)4
254
9)4
6)4
4)4
400 Toledo Edison 4% pref..100
380
7% preferred A.
100
65,200 Tonopah Belmont Develop..1
35,800 Tonopah Mining of Nev
121,900 Trans-Lux Pict Screen com.l
..10
43,500 Trans western Oil Co
69,760 Tri-Contlnental Corp Warr..
600 Trunz Pork Stores Inc.....
Tubize Chatillon Corp—
Common
181,300
Class A....
.........1
32,550
1
82,500 Tung Sol Lamp Wks com
80-cent dlv pref..........*
28,000
110
Sale
3
36
37
10
Gold Mines..
900 Tenn Ei Pow 7% 1st pref..l00
73)4 Sale
Sale
1,040 Texas P & L 7% pref
100 112
6
6)4
2
58,700 Texon Oil Ac Land Co.
32,150 Thew Shovel Coal Co com.
12)4 Sale
62,150 Tilo Roofing Inc
.1
954
10)4
6,500 Tlshman Realty Ac Constr.
1,675 TobaccoAc Allied Stocks....*
'"3)4 ""3)4
*
36,600 Tobacco Prod Exports..
Tobacco Secur Trust Co Ltd
Am dep rets ord reg shs..£l
18)4
21
2,000
Am dep rets def reg......As
900
3)4
4)4
51
52)4
Todd Shipyards Corp.......*
II,500
3,000
1,075
1,300
June
108
June
9*""june
10
103
254 Sale
5)4 Sale
..1
5)j% conv preferred.... .50
Sunshine Mining Co—... 10c
Swiss-American Elec
"""320
34
10354
26
Co common. III
5,100
13,900
54,400
143,100
412,160
80,400
Sale
«12,X
w Sale 10054
102
(John B) Co com.
(Hugo) Corp..... —5
Stroock (S) & Co Inc—. ._»
II*
tStutx Motor Car Co
Sullivan Machinery Co...
9,300
„50
118
1
8
98
X June 15
19)4 Sale
Stlnnes
1,350
„
44)4 Sale
1954 Sale
9)4
12
—1
—1
24
Sale
454
Stetson
"""500
-
5,500
1,300
1,900
5.900
63,700
6,900
4 54
....
-1
23
21)4
22 X
9,100 Standard Oil (Nebraska)...25
76,700 Standard Oil (Ohio) com. .35
1,425
5% pref
.—.100
417,500 Standard Power Ac Lt com..l
Class B common..
.....*
29,800
Preferred
*
3,400
38,700 Standard Products C0......I
692,300 Standard Silver Lead
..1
16,500 Standard Steel Spring Co..*
.1
7,300 Standard Tube class B
Standard Wholesale Phos¬
1,300
phate & Acid Works.__—20
116,800 Starrett (The) Corp v t c. .1
50 Steel Co of Can Ltd ord.....*
I,800 Stein (A) Ac Co com
•
20
6 H%
preferred........ 100
64,600 Sterchl Bros Stores Inc.....*
1st preferred
2,610
.........50
4,400
2d preferred........
20
Superior Port Cem B com.
$3.30 class A part
Swan-Finch Oil Corp
850
2
June 15
June 30 155
5H
254
z9)4
42 X
27
if
1
Conv
....
22
June
June
6
7
8
Xe
54
9)4 Sale
254
4)4
X
54
19
21
21
22)4
4)4 Sale
9°a
4)4
Standard Cap & Seal com ...1
Sunray Drug
Sunray Oil
6)4 Jan.
28 X Feb. 23
Apr.
June
15
18
14
29
29
19
155
5)4
6)4
254
3
9)4 Sale
42
43
24
29
%
5)4
June
June
June
June
June
June
5
72
6K
6)4 Sale
28}
454
IX
x6X
2654
2454
36)4
Sale
Sale
Sale
2654
25)4
5
5)4 Sale
154 Sale
Spencer Chain Stores—
Stahl-Meyer Inc com
Standard Brewing Co—
.....
4
7
June
3354 Feb. 24
5454 Mar. 11
434 June
June 5
June
June 29 310
5)4 June 30
5)4 Sale
6)4
6
Lines— ..50
Sterling Inc...
7
3
June
118
June 23
10854 June 10 110
24
June
8 24
Sale
554
cl A—25
Sterling Brewers Inc
1
31
Co...............1
.........-1
............ 1
Sou Calif Edison pref B....25
5)4% pref class C
25
5% original pref..
25
44,200
189.100
9,950
55,100
50,450
133,700
22,600
4,600
412,500
10,000
252,800
3,425
25
I
24
5
Sale
4
Soss Mfg Co
43,200 Sterling Aluminum Prod.
4)4 Jan.
2
Ltd
"4,666
2)4 June 29
June
101)4 June
X Sale
Solar Mfg
40,800
4,900
14,700
4,000
1,800
28,000
17,000
Feb.
1
Mar. 31
Jan.
6
30
X May 25
Spanish & General Corp
66,500
Am dep rets ord reg shs ..£1
3,200
Am dep rets ord bear. ..!£
1,000
1
June
24
16
14
21
June
Sale
—
So West Pa Pine
Jan.
2
June
June
4
Sonotone Corp
1,650
June 15
24
X
X
8)4 Sale
3)4 Sale
18)4 Sale
26
2654
125)4 Sale
9,300 Southern Pipe Line—.—10
37,000 Southern Union Gas com
5
107,700 Southland Royalty Co..
..25
23,650 South Penn Oil
100
Juner24
29
91
92
7% preferred
100
80 South New Engl Telep Co. 100
1,500
7,600
2,800
54 X May 26
46
8
6
90 **
854 Sale
110
Mar. 10
11
ii
2)4 June
2)4 Sale
24)4
Mar.
May 28
55
June
52
June
'
42
26
20
25
Am dep rets
Southern Colo Pow
2
254 Sale
26
99)4 Sale
101)4 Sale
354 Sale
48)4
Sale
Sale
6
21X June ,23
3854 May f 3
1
9
June
37
254 June
June
June
June
June
24
50
2% Sale
7)4 Sale
48
50
Sale
Sale
25)4 June
4354 June
June
2)4
45)4
154
5 54
2)4
2)4
45
40
10
800
41*
ord reg shs_. £1
150 Sioux City G & E 7% pref.100
1,025 Smith (Howard) Paper Co.
900
40
3)4
Co.........—100 370
Singer Mfg Ltd
11,600
2,100
1,500
1,800
41
$6 pref
Corp conr pref........«••*
Simmons H'ware & Paint Co *
4,400
300
Highest
Sale Prices
29
19,100 Securities Corp Gen'l com..*
2,500 Socman Bros common......*
213,900 Segal Lock Ac Hardware com 1
136,700 Salberllng Rubber com.....*
3,300 Selby Shoe Co com.........*
127,800 Selected Industrie*........1
5,400
Convertible stock—.....5
35,300
$5.50 prior stock
...*
33,500
Allotment certificates.....
Selfrldge Prov Stores, Ltd4,100
Amerlcsn dep rets
£1
31,400 Sentry Safety Control
1
15,000 Seton Leather com
.....*
222,400 Seversky Aircraft Corp.....l
291,400 Shattuck Denn Mining
6
26,500 Shawinigsn Water & Power.*
34,350 Sherwin-Williams Co com..25
1,780
5% cum pref A A A
.100
,1,335 Sherwin-Williams of Can..
Shreveport Eldorado
26,700
Pipe Line stamped
25
Slmmona-Boardman Pub
900
Lowest
Sale Prices
21X June 23
40)4 June 14
46
June 24
26
4154
45
2054
25)4 Sale
42
Sale
51
53)4
New
Highest
Sale Prices
37)4 May
39)4
common............*
31,050 Scovflle Mfg Co.........—25
130 Scranton Lace Co common..*
Scranton-Sprlng Brook
T.300
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
1937
Share*
Share*
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JUNE
sales
aqgreqate
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
7254 May 23
3154 Feb. 17
86
May
8
11)4 Feb.
8
1354 Feb.
8
9)4 Feb.
6)4 Feb.
1
1
June
4)4 Jan.
7
114)4 Feb. 23
May
May 26»
May 26 103
July, 1937]
AGGREGATE
YORK CURB
NEW
EXCHANGE
SALES
PRICES IN JUNE
new york
curb exchange
Since
In
June
Soares
1,600
Jan. 2
June 1
1937
STOCKS {.Concluded.)
16,900 Union
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 1
Shares
49
Ask
Bid
Gai of Canada
16 54
June 30
Ask Bid
Bid
1354 Sale
Sale
Lowest
1354
1354
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1354 June 17
1554 June
9
1354 June 17
54 Apr. 12
1854 Jan. 21
85
100 Union OH of Calif rights...
60 Union Stk Yds of Omaha. 100
85
Mar. 24
United Alrraft It Tranap—
1,200
22,000
Warrantso
1854
2054 Sale
...............
1954
1754
854
53
154
7
Sale
5154 55
JS
1
1854
1754 June 21
1954 June
1754 June 21
3054 Mar.
June 30
654 June 17
5254 May 28
54 June 26
1354 Feb. 19
5254 May 28
United Chemicals Inc—
600
200
20,200
Common.
300
93 cum partic pref
•
70,000 United Corp warrants.......
>
4,300
8 54
50
100 United Elastic Corp........*
1,423,800 United Gas common .......1
38,300
4,300
11,000
$7 1st non-rot pref.......*
196,100
60
k
Warrants
52
,
"15""
120
Sale
Sale
254 Sale
.......
460 United GAB 7% pref... 100
537,400 United
31,000
800
9,900
*
16,600
Lt A Power
A...*
com
Common class B__.
"SH Sale
8?J Sale
104,400
96 1st pref...........
1,550 United Milk Products com..*
,100
*
60
600
61
Sale
2854
6254
3254
68
554
S3 preferred.
1
1H
154
•Vi
99*666
8
1054
60
"954
^§54 Sale"
114
Sale
11054 Sale
254 Sale
"554
554
2
1
2
June
3
954 June
8
til
11054
154
8954
454
June
June
June
June
June
5
June
M
.
_
115
June 22
254 June
90
L08
2
June
Mar.
Sale
6
Sale
3354 June
41
June
3
24
28
3354 June 14
25
26
June
7
68
80
6554 June
25
55 '
554 June 10
554 June 19
June
5
6954 June 16
10,800
100
300
13.100
v
254
*
08
10
10
11,600
83,500
5,400
V 9.600
680
1st preferred with
U S Lines Inc pref
U S
236,300
445,300
5,420
8,600
2,700
1.000
1,100
500
400
275
400
10
150
June
8054
254
254
3154 Sale
254
2554
84
3
27
2554
11
1154
Universal Consol OH Co. .—10
8
..
Priority Stock
37,300 Utility A Ind Corp com.. r<.v^S
Conv preferred........
74,200
209.500 tUtil Pow A Light com... nil
15.700
"754
1
3,900
38,300
7% preferred
.100
...
650
454
454
87
8754
154 Sale
454 SaJo
154 Sale
3
354
364,900 Venezuelan
95
Sale
11,200 Waco Aircraft Co..........*
com v t c
*
4.200
80
Waltt A Bond Inc class A..*
Class B
•
Walker Mining
Wentworth Mfg Co
..1.25
Western Air Express Corp..l
Western Auto Supply com A »
650
Western
1,590
104,800
2,300
35
Sale
•1054*1054
9
Sale
72
Sale"
454
74
4 54
76 54
Sale
54
354
354
54 Sale
254
3
1354
1654
.454 Sale
71
75
54 Sale
254
3
54 Sale
Aft
2M
1454 Sale
7,400
Wilson Products Inc.......!
200 Winnipeg Electric class B
*
240 Wisconsin P A L
7% pref.100
Wolverine Port Cement....10
Wolverine Tube Co com....2
902,000
42,900 Wood ley Petroleum Corp...!
dep rets ord shs new 5s.
dep rets pref..—£1
32~,600
283,300 Wright-Hargreaves Ltd.....*
1.600
9,800
47,800 Youngstown Steel Door....*
213,300 Yukon Gold Co....
f
5
21
954 June
2454 June
14
4
June
16
1754 June
9
June
2454
5654
354
9354
4 54
7154
54
254
54
254
June
3
June 14
12
June 17
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
_
18
61
Sale
654 Safe
59
26M
8§54 Sale^
354
9354
454
75
54
354
54
2 ?4
1454
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
23
15
22
16
17
654 June 22
Sale
23
2454
654 Sale
15 s Sale
1254
1354
1054 "12"
1?*
6
20
3
454
1554
fv
134
754
57
23
6
June 26
June 29
June
17
154 June 12
8354 June
1
11
June 21
554 June
554
85
9
tss*
254
254
% June 30
6
354 Jan.
354 June 14
1254 Jan. 30
9
754
7
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1
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5
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8
954
2354
5654
254
9354
454
7154
54
254
54
254
12
1
5
1
14
jJune 30
June
June
June
June
May
June 17
27
June 11
2
June 22
4554 June
8
10
1
June 21
June 29
5
June 29
754 June 17
June
2
754 June 28
154 June 10
2254
10
2354
24
66
254
67
3
22
16
17
3
13
8 54
1154
554
854
3
9354
4%
3454
154
1854
May 18
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
28
28
20
18
5
8
26
13
23
11
10
12
12
154 Feb.
III: ■It!
5
4 54 Feb. 23
IB
6
Jan. 28
1754 Mar. 25
854 Apr.
2254 Jan.
19
Jan.
3554 Feb.
8054 Jan.
454 Apr.
L0354 Feb.
6
Jan.
8954 Jan.
2
Jan.
654 Feb.
154 Jan.
354 Mar.
2854 Jan.
9
2
11
June
554
1754
254
754
June
Apr.
May
June
18
28
10
4
9
16
25
3
10
18
28
1
June
8
June
June 24
June
1
June 15 104
9
-Mar.
5
-June
754 June
Jan.
Sale
Sale
13 117
98
Jan.
Apr. 21
Apr.
6
1
79
2
3 54 June
1254 June 25
754 Feb. 16
June
June 15
54 June 19
June 17
3 54 June
June" 15
2l 54 June
1
754 June
June
54 June H
June
June 15
3
54 June 19
Apr. 22
_
2
4554 Jan.
30
June
76
June" 14
454 June 23
1254 June 29
854 June 2
81
June
June
1854 June 18
19H
18^4
1854 June 25
Sale"
"554 June" is
6554 6754
254 Sale
Sale
5
15
4
20
June 15
1354 Mar. 23
_
June 10
954 June 30
June 24
254 June 28
654 June
3
Apr.
Apr. 29
2
June 28
6
3
6
June 10
14
June
1
854
1254
154
954
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
11
2
60
24
26
25
20
May 13
1654 May 21
10
1854 Apr.
Mar.
Feb.
Apr.
9554 Mar. 5
554 Mar. 17
95
854
1854
1254
454 May 13
1254 June 29
854 May 19
61
June
9
Jan.
5 54 June 15
6754 June
32
62
June 14
76
6
63
10
6
15
"654 Sale"
6554
May 12
Jan. 19
Mar. 11
Feb.
June
14
19
May 21
454 June
85
June
25
23
Apr.
5
Apr. 13
Mar. 31
Mar. 16
Mar. 6
62
9
9
5
23
June
io
June 10
30
29
Jan.
v
10
01
1454 June 12
Sale
Mar.
28
3
554
1454 Sale
854 Sale
June
2654 Apr.
June
6
5
Feb. 16
Apr. 15
Feb.
5
Jan. 25
Jan. 12
1854 Feb.
3
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan. 18
Jan,
8
Feb.
1
Feb. 10
Jan. 15
2354 Jan.
7
654 Apr.
7
85i Jan. 10
8054 Mar. 10
454 Mar. 11
BONDS
9,000
136,000
6,000
27,000 Abbott's Dairy 6s....... 1942
2,068,000 Alabama Power 454*
1967
286,000
884,000
566,000
790.000
90,000
90,000
\95,000
381,000
60,000
1.305,000
599,000
7,000
19,000
277.000
2,054,000
4,000
\
X;,':
250,000
34,000
133,000
16.000
239,000
3,000
17,000
106,000
172,000
250,000
3,385,000
190,000
1,230,000
135,000
927,000
119,000
140,000
1,344.000
1,869,000
1,928,000
For footnotes
1st A ref 5s...........1956
5s..
1968
1st 5s
1946
1st A ref 5s
1951
Aluminum Co s f deb 5s .1952
Aluminium Ltd 5a.......1948
58 called
104
10454
9254 Sale
10354 10454
9754 Sale
108
10854
10454 Sale
106
10654
10654 Sale
.....1948
Amer Gas A Elec deb 5s
.2028
Deb 5s called.........2028
American Power A Light
-
4s....................2016
Amer Radiator deb
454*—1947
Amer Rolling Mill 5s
1948
American Seating 6a stpd 1946
Appalachian R1 Pr 5s.... 1956
Appalachian Power 6s...2024
5s
1941
10754
Sale"
106
10454
Sale
10854
1951
1956
102
Sale
1953
Sale
June
9454
94
w*
83
104 54 June 15
80
June
9
94
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
30
June
85
Sale
100
June
102
9554 Sale
Sale
10454 Sale
10654 10654 Sale
91
June
104
June
10654
June
Sale
105
June
9654
10654
10654
10554
10854
June 16
June
1
4
9154 June
10554 June 28
Sale
101
85
.
101
Sale
Sale
10754
Sale" 10654
June
30
3
11
1
22
2
8
102
Jan. 11 10454 Apr.
5
7654 May 28 95
Jan. 14
June
4 10554 Jan.
0
May 28 9954 Jan. 11
May 20 10854 Jan. 13
§i*
9fM
June
2 105
Jan.
2
104
June 24 107
May 22
Apr. 27 10754 June 22
105
June
9 10554 May
0
Mar. 13 10854 June
10554
8
10554 Mar. 16 106
Jan.
2
102
■
■
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Arkansas Pr A Lt 5s
Associated Elec 4V4s
53.
10354 June
7654 June
Sale
Sale
Sale
Ark Louisiana Gas 4s
see page
10454 10354 105
Sale
7854 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
87
10554 106
Sale
10254 Sale
Sale
102
10354
10654 10654 Sale
113
11154 112
10954 10954 112
Sale
Sale
Sale
101
June
1 103
June 16
June 10
June
June
June
5
1
10554 June
10654 June 24
3 112
June 28
8 11054 June 28
1
101H June 24
Sale
June
Sale
June 30
Sale
June 17
9754 June
5354 June
1
8
85
June 16 106;
jan.
10354 Jan. 12 l05j
May
10254 Mar. 25 10454 Jan.
103
8
5
9
June 16 10854 Mar.
5
5 107
May 10
Mar. 22 11954 Jan., 2
Mar. 22 11054 June 28
10454 Jan.
109
106
-
9854 Apr.
8*
9 10254 Jan.
June 30 10454 Jan
June 17
6754 Jan.
10
21
7
,r,v
v.:>; ■5:v
lg
73
33
954
354
100
Apr.
154 Jan.
8354 June
.
'"iv-
1054 Feb. 15
Mar.
June
1654 Feb.
79
June 15
354 June 22
1254 June 25
Sale
Sale
Apr.
7
34
27
654
854
754 Sale
1854
754
454
9654
4754
1454
1854
254 Jan.
754 June
4654 June
15
1554
754 Sale
3
Feb.
June 23
June 15
55
2
254 June
2754 June"
10254 June
2754 June
10254 June
20
Sale
Apr. 28
June 18
23
6
554 June
June 23
6
t
71
854
"M
June
4
Mar. 10
16
6
13
12
14
18
16
5
1554 May
9
4
May
9
15
8354 June
1254 June' 14
254 June 22
7
2
Sale
!
"5"*
June 23
June
4
8
2654 June
654 June
754 June 28
4754
15
•
24
;
.
0
June
154 Feb. 15
654 June 30
% June 11
454 June 11
23
20
454 Sale
14
;
854 Apr.
545
6
'
5
754 June 10
64
2
254
854
954
854 Sale
1154
12
554 Sale
854 Sale
24
254 June 30
4
June
24
Apr. 28
June 29
June 25
1
June
June 21
25
June 10
4
June
1
Jan. 13
Mar. 3
S
Jan. 28
Jan. 16
Jan. 25
Jan. 18
Jan. 18
Jan. 18
Feb. 11
Feo. -9
"vV\V1'/
Sale
46
9
80
June 24
June
1
June 22
June 16
June 12
2
14
9
....
Am
7
*
1054
Am
1854
11
1554
454
2054
10
8
1
>454
4 54
1554
554
% June 30
354 June 14
101
2954 Sale
15,500 Williams Oll-O-Matic Htg...*
36,400 t Wll-Low Cafeterias corn...!
14,200
Convertible preferred
•
10,800 Wilson Jones Co com.....
*
New common
1,900
*
1,300
954
554.
1754
4
'2754 "28*
96 preferred.............*
12,000
ii*
1454
10254 Sale
1354
1754
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
600
16
June
June 15
June 19
23 54 June
Sale
18
J
June
454 June
4
.Mar. 23
3754
1354
elOK
154
June
9
June 14
June -7
June
75
11
554 June 21
254 May 21
2
f,»
Sale
"354 "4 H
55,800
%
hm
% Sale
754 Sale
W Va Coal A Coke
com.....*
600 Weyenberg Shoe Mfg Co
1
800 Williams (R C) A Co
.*
"""Ho
4,400
254 Sale
Western Maryland Ry—
7% 1st preferred
100
Western Tablet A Stationery
Co
I$p$5 Westmoreland Coal Co—
West Texas Utilities
800
900
2
12
Sale
Grocery com.....20
Common
L*
10 West Jersey A Seashore RR 50
"i'.ooo
11
Weisbaum Bros-Brower Co.-l
Wellington OH Co common..1
14
""454 "654
.......I
Wayne Knitting Mills ......5
Wayne Pump Co common.—i
3,210
600
754
*
common
654
Njew common class A
10
400 Western Cartridge 6% pf.100
25
3,100
1454 Sale
6
354 Sale
2SX
610 Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref 100
6
June
354 June
June
654 June
45
June
84
2
June
8454
254 June.
I
4
754 Sale
Sale
3,300
5,200
121,800
12,200
233,500
7,600
41,600
41,700
49,100
19,450
29,600
6^
Sale
7
2
11,900 Wagner Baking
600 Wahl (The) Co
"I*306
Sale
1
.........*
23
June
154 June 11
June
25
2654
4 54
58
10
Petroleum
11,700 Vogt Mfg Corp
100
75
24
...
46,100 Venezuela Mexico Oil....
Sale
59
31,400 Valspar Corp vtc common.. 1
Vtc conv pref
3,050
5
7,600 Van Norman Mach Tool com 5
2,100
June
June 10
3954 June 22
80
8
6
June
11
June
Sale
54 Sale
454 Sale
Sale
354 Sale
2154 Sale"
1254 Sale
Sale
1154
1154
7554
154 Apr. 27
June
89
it*
354
94
May
245
June
June
21054 June
-'2154 June
654 Sale
% Sale
5
754
Sale
454 Sale
1154
14
Class B common....... ...1
160
4.300
600
91
1
Universal Insurance..
3,350
554 June
254 June
10
6
1354 Feb.
June
554 Jan.
85
1354 June
83
vtc *
c
June
June
June
38
89
United Verde Extension. ..50c
United Wall Paper
.—.2
Universal Corp v t
.6
*
Stores Corp com
24?H
il*
154 June
1354
...1
com new.
June
11
Sale
Sale
•
wari
300
"'loo
2
85
June
1154 Sale
340 Utica Gas & Elec 7% pf.. II£oo
62,700 Utility Equities com
6,000
4,600
700
654
654
254 Sale
8854 Sale
154
1254
1354 Sale
154 Sale
7,600 Universal Pictures com..
1
5,450 Universal Products Co... ....»
9,675 Utah Pr & Lt $7 pref.... I"—*
3.600 Utah Radio Prod com...
100
2.600
154
854
554
Sale
1654 Sale
254
2
Playing Card com__.._10
U S Radiator
38,100 Unlted
2,200
17,300
28,000
500
154 Sale
11
7
754
25
105,900 U S Rubber Reclaiming...
63,500 U S Stores Corp com........*
t
3,200
97 Cony 1st pref.........
11,000
5,400
1,200
2,200
1,400
154
1
14
254 Sale
8954 Sale
26
com
32,600 USA Internat Sec com....*
2,300
300
754
754
245
United Specialties common.1
168,200 U S Foil class B
*
7,000
1,200
2,800
13,400
20
500
754
1,000
800
2,900
5,000
7,600
Unit Profit Sharing com
Preferred
20,150 United Shoo Mach
14,880
Preferred.
650
1,000
8,300
1,000
x
Am deo rets for ord reg
10 United N J RR A Canal..100
3,800 United Shipyards class A_.
138.800
Class B
...1
2,700
6,300
2,625
350
2.500
•
2
til
May 18 L24
154 June 16
9
8954 June
454 June 14
5
United Molasses Co Ltd—
900
.-10
1,600
3
754 June 14
38
2654
3154
6554 Sale
6J4
5254 June
5
654
o
115
Sale
■■
7
4
Sale
Sale
40
654 June 17
5254 June
2
54 June 26
54 Apr. 12
Mar. 24
8
YORK
NEW
50
NEW YORK
In
Since
June
Price
_
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1
S
CURB
BONDS
<
121,000
1.744,000
Assoc
(Continued)
Gat At Elec
6s
1937
Bid
-
56
4%s—1948
-—1948
4,000
Registered— ........
494,000
SHa lnv ctfs—.——.1988
1,000
5% s lnv ctfa reft. .——1938
2,092,000
«£a aeriea G
1949
157,000
5%a
197?
1,645,000
Con? deb Sa———.—1950
633,000 Aasoc Tel 8c Tel 5%a A...1955
191,000 Atlanta Gaa Light 4% a.-1955
624,000
,086,000
L,199,000
L
Canada Nor Power
"77*" "78%
56
66
Sale"
68
61% Sale
88% Sale
104% 105
174,000
175,000
825,000
195,000
157,000
427,000
1,000
7,632,000
1,000
1,040,000
222,000
3,100,000
„
188
188
103
103%
103
112
113
109% Sale
97% Sale
112% 114
123% 124
145
98% Sale
141
85
98%
105
87
99%
107
102
103
103% Sale
95% Sale
68% Sale
69% Sale
72% 74
104% 106
Midland Ry—
5«_.1940
5%a—1942
Union Stock Yards
145
149
Sale
102%
109%
94%
113%
Sale
96%
103% Sale
101
Sale
95
Sale
103%
97
98%
100%
95%
99%
83
91% Sale
53% Sale
54% Sale
55% Sale
80
95
1
73
June 29 174
June 28 176
113% June 30 114%
119
June 1 120
119
June 1 121
133
June 21 136%
76% June 22 85%
68% June 30 70%
88% June 30 90%
103% June 3 103%
77
89%
46%
46
50%
17
22 240
June 29 225
Mar. 22
Mar. 22
Feb.
5
135
June 28 227
Mar. 22
110
Mar. 24 115% Jan.
Mar. 22 124
Jan.
June 9
June 5
June 11
June 17
June 19
113
22 240
114% Mar.24
130
Apr. 23
76% June 22
67% May 21
88% June 30
103 % May 20
105% June 2
June 11
June 1
June 1
June 14
125
145
99
88%
101%
106 %
Jan. 21
5
9
Jan. 18
Jan. 14
Jan. 22
Jan. 19
Jan. 21
Apr.
107% Jan.
1
7
Mar. 8104
Jan.
May 18 114% Jan.
June 24 105% Jan.
111% Feb. 25 113% June
94% Mar. 18 104% Jan.
100
Mar. 24 105
Jan.
98
Mar. 19 104% Jan.
93
May 14 103% Jan.
3
4
20
June 21
92% June 9
54
June 2
54% June 7
55% June 1
77
17
Apr.
98
1104% Jan. 25
Feb.
3
Jan. 18
72% Jan.
7
72% Jan.
8
94
50% June 12
75% Jan. 23
99
1 106
Apr. 13100
92
96% June 16
4
2
24
18
11
5
20
June 18
89
Mar. 16
46% June 16
46
June 17
80
June 12
12
93
106
Mar. 23110
101% Mar. 10 104
62% June 17 84
107% 108% 107% Sale 107% June 14 107% June 3
102%
102
102% 102% June 17 102% June 10
67
68% 65
Sale
62% June 17 67
June 2
95%
97
94% Sale
94% June 30 96
June 9
99% Sale
94
98% 99
June 14 100
June 25
71
Sale
69% Sale
68
June 17 71% June 7
70
June 23 70
June 23
Jan. 26
June
9
Jan,
9
Jan.
4
Jan. 12
Jan. 14
Registered—........
cities Service Gas 5%a_. 1947
cities Serv Gaa Pipe L 6v. 1943
cities Service P Ac L 5%a_1952
166% Sale" "99% 166"
.1952
"65% Sale" "63% Sale"
47% 52
46% 49%
111% 112% 110% Sale
112
Sale
111% 112%
112
112% 111
112
111
Sale
111
Sale
106% Sale 104% Sale
104
Sale 103% Sale
110% June 30
111% June 29
111
June 21
110% June
5
104% June 28
103
June 28
58
B—...——1955
5a.———1966
—1966
5s.———1950
registered
Conv deb
5%s registered
1949
5%a gold deb
♦Commera und Prlvat1
168,000
202,000
270-000
220,000
245,000
2,349,000
1937
Bank 5%s
Commonw Edison
4%a—1957
1953
B_—_———1954
5a aeries A—
5a aeriea
1956
4s aeries F———1981
3%a series H——...... 1965
4%a aeriea C
1,204,000
798,000 Com'w'lth Subald 5%s A-1948
1,063,000 Community Pow Ac Lt 5a.1957
588,000 Community Pub Serv 5s A1960
21,000 Conn Ltg & Pow 7a A
1951
50,000 Consol Gaa of Bait 5s—.1939
76,000
4% a
-1954
000
578,000
"■'A,,.nnn
254,000
Consol G E L At P Bait—
3%s aeriea N——1971
Consol Gaa Utilities—
6s A stamped
—.1943
4,520,000 Continental G At El 5s
1958
224,000 Crucible Steel 5s—
1940
202,000 Cuban Telephone 7%o._1941
81,000 Cuban Tobacco 5s
1944
228,000
51,000
1,001,000
657,000
485,000
247,000
189,000
150,000
5 %s.. 1959
Denver Gas Ac Elec 5s-_..1949
Detroit City Gas 5s B
1950
6s series A.
1947
'Detroit Int Bdgs 6%a—1952
'Ctfa of deposit.—..
♦as-yr a f deb 7a
1952
'Ctfa of deposit—
Dixie Gulf Gas 6%s
1937
Delaware Elec Pow
3,696,000 Eastern Gas Ac Fuel 4s A.1956
988,000 Edison Elec Ilium 3%s
1965
3,322,000 Elec Pow At Lt 5s
2034
50,000 Elmlra Wat Lt Ac RR As-1956
156,000 El Paso Elec 5s A
1950
592,000 Empire Dist Elec 5s
1952
798,000 Empire OH At Refining 5 %■'42
Ercole Marelli Elec
116,000
6%s
121,000 Erie Lighting 5a
J59% Sale
67% Sale
Sale
100% 101% 101
64% Sale
63% Sale
46% June 19
103% Sale 102% 103
102% June 28 104% June
73% Sale
72
Sale
71% June 30 75
June
99% Sale
94
97% 96
June 29 99% June
124
127%
1 ...... —— ......
107% Sale 107% 107% 107% June
1 107% June
118
122
119
Sale 118
June 3119% June
101% Sale
100% Sale
46% June 19
50
June 3
111% June 16
112% June 10
112
June 1
111% June 17
107
June 16
104% June 14
100% June 25102
107% Apr.
110% Jan.
110% Jan.
1953
1967
783,000
5s ext stamped —
1944
1,712,000 Gatlaeau Power 5s—..1956
281,000
6s
1941
284,000
6s series B
1941
160,000 Gen'Bronze conv deb 6a. 1940
78,000 Gen Pub Serv Co 5a.—1953
735,000 Gen Pub Utilities 6%s A..1956
56,000 +Gen Rayon Ltd 6s A.—1948
12,000 $+Gen Vending Corp 6s—1937
10,000
♦Ctfs of deposit.....
655,000 Gen Wat Wka Ac El 5s A..1943
3,173,000 Georgia Powar ref 5s
1967
349,000 Georgia Pew At Lt 5s—1978
46,000 ♦Geafuerei 6a—... ......1953
1,988,000 Glen Alden Coal 4a...—.1965
382,000 Gobel (Adolf) deb4%s ..1941
597,000 Grand Trunk Wast Ry 4s 1950
21,000 Great North Pow 5s stpd 1950
225.000 Grocery Store Prod 6s
1945
64,000 Guantanamo At W Ry 6s.l95S
otnotes see page
5s series A——1948
53
8
4
7
28
7
17
8
7
4 113% May
3 102% Mar. 12 104% June
71% June 30 90% Jan.
23
June 29 101
Jan.
1 96
126
17
May 13 130
Jan.
3
8
6
13
6
21 107% May 19 109% Jan.
Apr. 28 125% Jan. 11
16 U8
June
98% Apr.
9
75
79% 77% 79
75% June 14 79% June 5
78%
83% Sale
81
Sale
78% June 29 84% June 10
103% 103% 103% Sale 103
June 23 103% June 2 102
97
99% Sale 100
102
99% June
1 100% June 9
73
60
73
60
73% ............ ............
9 104% Feb.
May 14 93%
June 29 98%
Feb.
1 103%
Jan. 12 100%
Mar. 30
80
3
Mar. 13
Jan.
19
Apr. 27
Feb.
1
Jan. 22
.
102% 104
102% Sale
101% June 16 103% June 4 101% June 16 105% Jan. 11
Jan. 26 109% Mar. 13
June 12 106
108
June - 4 108%
103% 104
103% June 29 106%
106% 106% 106% Sale 106
June 16 106%
8%
8%
6%
7%
6
June 28
8%
7%
7%
6% Sale
6
June 28
7%
2%
3%
2% Sale
2% June 4
3%
2
2%
2
June
2
2%
2% Sale
108
108% 108%
106
Sale
100% Sale
100% 101% 100% June
85% Sale
103% Sale
82% Sale
83% Sale
87% Sale
84% Sale
103% Sale
82% Sale
103
103% 105
Sale
101
102%
102
96% Sale
92% Sale
70
105
32%
Sale
72%
73
105% 101% 104
50
77% Sale
30%
.....
70%
71%
1101
Mar. 23 106% May 12
June 10 103
June 3 105% Feb. 15 107% Apr. 30
6
June 28 13% Jan.
7
June 2
6
June 28 12% Jan.
6
June 2
2% June 4
4% Mar. 2
June 28
2
May 21
4% Mar. 2
June 28
Jan. 20102
Jan.
5
June 26 100
v
85% June 1 79% June 15 95% Jan. 22
Jan.
8
102% June 28 104% June 7 100% Mar. 23 109
81% June 3 85% June
8 78% Apr. 28 96% Jan. 27
Feb. 11
103% June
2 105
June 30 102% May 22 115
101% June 22 102
June 2 101% May 7 104% Mar. 8
92% June 29 103% Jan.
4
92% June 29 97% June
2
83
June 3 93% Jan.
6
83
June 3 87% June 10
79% June 15
69% June
1
73
......
71
......
June 29
77% June
101% June 14 102
105
Sale
104
Sale
104
105
94
106
105
94
105% 105
100
89% Sale
94
87
1
Jan.
2
71
May 13
June 29
15
85
June 30 105
June
Sale
Sale
21% Apr. 15
25
Sale
92% Sale
68% Sale
28%
78% 79
75
Sale
100%
106%
87
89%
100
48
53
49%
55
June 25
84% June 14 87
June 10
88% June
7 93
June
1
68
June
7 72
28% June 7 28% June 11
June 19
78% June 29 80
June 15
75
June 30 77
99% June
1 100% June 21
107
June
1
L06% June 28
87
June 28 89% June 11
52
June 14
48% June 24
47
4
6
33
May 13
93% Jan. 13
June 15 101% Jan. 13 102% Feb.
96
June 22
4
96
June 22 98% June
June 14 100% Apr. 15
100% June
1 102
99
Mar. 6
101
June
1 101% June 15
101% Sale
98% Feb. 18
2 101% June 14
101% Sale 101% June
91
June 28
3
91
June 28 94 % June
91
Sale
Feb. 15
June 14 101
June 14 103
102% 103% 103
86 '
June
9
82% May 19
83
June
1
83% Sale
70% Jan. 22
June 17
73
June 23 74
72
75
19
May
6
14
20
97
101
73% Feb.
9
1 103% Mar. 29 105% Mar. 3
103% Jan. 14 105% June 10
June 12 105% June 10
94
Jan.
9
96
Jan. 16
June 11 94
June 11
Apr. 27 100% Jan.
4
June 22 90% June
1 87
101% 102
100
63
103% June 23 108% Mar.
33
.....
90% Sale
June 26
5
103% June 23 105% June
101%
Guardian Investors Corp—
258.0001
2
7
23
9 112
May 5
12 113% Apr. 26
"
Gary Else At Gas—
Feb.
16
102% Mar. 18 107
June 16
100% Mar. 17 106% Jan.
4
76%
Finland Residential Mtge
78,000
6s stamped
1961
332,000 Firestone Cotton Mills 58.1948
197,000 Firestone T At R Cal 5a..1942
12,000 First Bohemian Glass 7s_1957
3,116,000 Florida Power At Lt 5s
1954
56
10
107% Apr. 10 111% June
Mfg
3,000 ^Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s.'63
578,000 Federal Water Serv 5%s_1954
8
Feb. 17
101
108
18
15
16
June
8
Jan.
Jan.
June 11 105% June 30
June 28 107
June 9 104% Mar. 23 107
95
8
Jan.
94% June 30 101% Feb.
98% Apr. 21 105% Jan.
68
June 17 82
Jan.
70
June 23
70
June
65% June 17 83
Jan.
65% June 17 70% June 7
80
Feb.
4 80
Feb.
99% Apr. 28 103
Jan.
"99% June'21 161% June""4
June 21 104% Apr.
100
June 21 101% June 5 100
61% June 17 66% June 5 61% June 17 79% Jan.
75
Feb. 17 75
Feb.
"62% June" 17 "66% June" "5 62% June 17 80 Jan.
6b series
Cities Service
1,402,000
For
Jan.
Jan.
June 17
June 8
June 10
June 24
June 9
June 4
June 10
June 5
99% June 2
4
61
158
140
103% Apr.
105
105
97%
95%
June
June
June
June
8
158
——
June
2 105% June
98% June
78
Sale
91% Sale
47
47%
48% 49%
55% Sale
3
June
May 19 69
45% June 17 65%
79% June 24 91%
98
Apr. 15 105%
Sale 102% June 29 103%
110
109
June 1 110
Sale
93
June 24 97%
113% 112% June 21 113%
Sale
96
June 28 98%
Sale 102
June 10 104%
Sale 100% June 29 101%
Sale
95
June 1 97
98% Sale
Mar.
41
62% Jan.
65% Jan.
8
60% Jan. 20
83% May
6
77
Jan.
5
June 10
4 180
105% June
45
May 17
44% May 18
45% May 14
68
Apr.
9
4
2
4
2
9
June
57
140
135
105% Sale 105% Sale
105% 107% 104% 105
94
June
Highest
Sale Prices
53
...i..
107% 108
123
fChlc Rya 5a ctfa of dep-'27
Cincinnati Streat Ry 5%al952
1,000
.wo
175
160
160
144
144
54% June
48% June
45 % June 17 49
June
79 % June 24 84% June
99
June 25 100% June
Sale
Sale
113% Sale
119
Sale
120
Sale
119
Sale
119% 122
133% 134% 133
136%
85% Sale
82% Sale
70
Sale
68% Sale
89
92
88% Sale
103% 104
103% 103%
105% 105%
series
Chic Pneum Tool
45% June 30
Sale
A—.——..1956
Chicago Junction Rya Ac
„„„
"78%June""3
June 17
41
45% Sale
55% Sale
47 % Sale
80 % Sale
98
99%
54% Sale
48 % Sale
84% Sale
99% 100%
Sale
Sale
383,000 Central Power 5a aer D..1957
3,709,000 Central Pow Ac Lt 5a—-1956
1,133,000 Cent States Elec 5a——1948
2,074,000
5%s
1954
1,129,000 cent States Pr At Lt 5%s.l953
Chicago Dist El Generating
388,000
4V£s series A-.——1970
26,000
6a series B
1961
-,
Sale Prices
47
June 22
* Sale" 73~"~June 30
73
~ Sale"
43
114
90% Sale
-
77"" Sale"
165
172
105% Sale
112% 112%
103% Sale
104
Sale
103% Sale
■
47
Sale
Sale
Sale
115
5a
1956
136*000 Cedar Rap MM At Pow 5a. 1953
1.926,000 Cent 111 Pub Serv 4%t F.1967
429,000
5. series E
-—1956
736,000
5a Series G
1V68
253,000
4%a aeries H
1«81
260,000 Cent Ohio Lt At Pr 5a A-1950
Chicago 111
.
152% 155
153
Sale
Carolina Pr 8c Lt
nnn
47
174
174
166
Ry 6a-1942
233,000
Sale Prices
45 % June 25
44% June 17
Ask
45% 48
46% Sale
Ask Bid
43
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Lowest
June 30
June 1
Bid
171
Sale
166
5a.—1953
'Canadian Pacific
Ask
Sale
61% Sale
tBaldwin Locomotive Work.
331,000 '6s with warranta—.—1938
797,000
*6* w w atamped....... 1938
165,000 '6s without warrants—1938
5,187,000 «6a x-w atamped........1938
664,000 BeilTal of Canada 5a....1955
440,000
lit M 5a aer B Juna 1 1957
182,000
5s aeriea C..-I960
111.000 Bethlehem Steel 6a
1998
L,010,000 Birmingham Elec 4%a—1968
350,000 Birmingham Gaa 5a—1959
160,000 Broad Hirer Power 5a A..195'
73,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 5a
1956
87,000
lit 5t ref 5a..———1939
„„„
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JUNE
SALES
AQQBEQATB
EXCHANGE
CURB
June 23
52% June
1
84% June 14
84
May 28
June
7
21% Mar. 27
76% Apr. 28
75
June 30
97% Mar. 23
106% Jan.
7
68
86% Apr. 29
48% June 24
47
June 23
NEW
AGGREGATE
YORK
CURB
EXCHANGE
SALES
NEW
Since
Jan. 1
■
>
PRICES IN JUNE
YORK
June 30
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
10334 June 23 10434 June 10
109M Juns 12 16934 June 8
99
June
1 19034 June 11
213,000
0s
.1938
1.007,000 Hall Printing 6s A etpd-,1947
13,000 'Hamburg Else Co 7a
1935
38,000 ♦Hamburg E 8c Und Ry5Hv'38
592,000 Heller (W E) 8c Co 4» w w.1946
133,000 Houat Gulf Gaa 6 Ha w w.1943
276,000
6a
?.
1943
34
June 29
2434 June
1
9734 June 14
101
Bk7H*-1963
Hytrade Food 6s.ser A ..1949
34
9 104
4
June
5
Jime"
3
76""june"l6
80
8034 June
7
7
.1947
350.000 Illinois Central RR 6S...1937
10834 10934 10834 June
7 109
June 24
217,000 Illinois Nor Util 0a
653,000 (Ulnola Pow 8c L SH»
675,000
0Ha series "B"
1957
16634
10734 10634 June
9134
9534
10034
9134
2 107
1957
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
"June"l2
5
1.675,000
2,275,000
1954
6s series A......
0s series C
9,000
5s registered
Elec Corp6r
299,000 Indiana
1953
1906
591,000
1,000
1956
6,000
238,000
72,000
145,000
851,000
448,000
1st Be ref 5a
1955
Indiana Service 5s.......1950
1st Hen 0k ref 0a
143,000 ♦Indianapolis Gas 0s
1.440,000 Knd'poUs P A L 5s ser
1963
A-.1952
A..1957
♦JIntercontlnents Pow Co—
716,000
227,000
Deb 6s series A
1948
(nt Pow Sec 6%« series C.1955
183,000
7s series E...........1957
134,000
7s series F
...1952
180,000 International Salt 5s_...1951
1,225,000 ^Internet Securities 5s. .1947
3.454,000 Interstate Power 0s
1957
1,189,000
Debenture 6s
1952
5s series D
967,000
V
552,000
147,000
96,000
549,000
224,000
24,000
1.446.000
1956
4%a series F
1958
Iowa*Nebraska LAP 5s..l957
5s Series B
1961
Iowa Pow A Lt 4%a A...1958
Iowa Pub Serv 5a
1957
IsarcoHydro-El 7s
1952
Isotta Fraschtni 7s
...1942
Italian Superpower 6s...1963
290.000 JackaonvilleGas 5s stmpdl942
276,000 Jersey Cent PA L5sB_..1947
1.024.0001 4He series C—.......1961
6,000 Kansas El Pow 3%*—..1966
128,000 Kansas Gas A Elec 6s
2622
238,000 Kansas Power 5a A......1947
952,000 Kentucky Utilities 5s
.1969
774,000
5s
;
1961
308,000
6%a series D
1948
119,000
034a series F
1955
163,000 Kimberly Clark 5s A.....1943
490,000
Lake Superior Dlst Power—
3>£s series A
........1966
1,614,000 Lehigh
Pow Secur 6s
2026
12,000 ♦Leonard Tlets Inc 7%a-1946
272,000
475.000
208,000
163,000
Lexington Util 5a.
1952
Libby McNeill A Llbby 5s 1942
Lone Star Gas
Corp 5s
1942
Long Island Ltg 6s
1945
1,093,000 Louisiana Pow A Lt 0s...1957
108,000 'Manitoba Power §%•
5,000
1951
♦Mansfield Mining 8c Smelt—
7s Ex-warrants
1941
4,000 t'McCallum Hosiery 634*1941
McCord Rad A Mfg 6s
1943
Memphis PAL Ssser A
1948
239,000
707,000
686,000
530,000
108.000
588,000
359,000
752,000
294,000
805,000
1,430,000
219,000
197,000
198,000
Mengel Co 434a
1947
Met Edison 4s series E
1971
Middle Sts Petrol 6 Ha A.1945
Midland Valley RR 5s
1943
Milwaukee G L 4H«
1967
Minn Pow A Lt4H«
1st A ref 5s
Mississippi Pow 5a
1978
1955
..1955
Miss Power A Light 5S...1957
Miss River Power 5s
1951
^'Missouri Pub Serv 5s A.*47
Montana Dakota Util 0H«*44
Steamship Llna
Munson
375,000
238.000
604,000
1,342,000
1,286,000
134,000
276,000
226,000
1,362,000
288,000
1,845,000
712,000
1,787,000
2.047,000
2,036,000
*6H* ctfa of dep w W..1937
Nassau A Suffolk
Ltg 5s. 1945
Nat Pow A Lt 6a"AM
Deb 5s series B
2026
2030
{*Nat Pub Serv 5a C O D.1978
Nebraska Power 6s
434a
2022
1981
Nelsner Bros Realty 6s..1948
Nevada Calif Elec 5s.....l956
New Amsterdam Gas 0«..1948
New Eng G A Elec Asan 5sl947
0a........»..........1948
Conv deb 0s
1950
New Engl Pow Asan 0S...1948
70
555,000
752,000
.5
534
60
68
76
70
63
6834 71
10734 10834 10734
.
68
76
70
Sale
534 June 26
65
75
June
2
10734 June
5434 Sale
49
June
3734 Sale
3534 Sale
27
June 12
7934 Sale
7634 Sale
Sale
Sale
94
7334
9434
9134
10534
10334 10334 10234
72
92
Sale
Sale
69
Sale
66
75
55
Sale
Sale
65
10534 105
Sale
10234
6934 6734
7634 75
52
Sale
48
49
4834 Sale
1952
373,000 Nor Ind Pub Serv 0s
1966
424,000
5s series D
1969
804,000
434* E
1970
333,000 Northwest Elec 6a atpd..l945
619,000 Nor*west Pub Serv 0s A..1957
254,000
434* aerlea D
1956
115,000 Ohio Public Serv 6a C
1953
339,000
0s series D_...
.....1954
95,000
034* *eries E..........1961
For footnotes see page 53.
1
June 19
June 14
1
Sale
Sale
10134 Sale
9434 9434
10234 Sale
2034
25
10334 Sale
10434 Sale
10434
-----
Sale
27
.
Sale
9334 June 22
87
85
80
Sale
9934
98% Sale
92%
10234 103% 10134
79
Sale
78%
8534 Sale
8634
10834 Sale
108
67.
7434 6734
94% Sale
92
Sale
90
9834 June
107
86
10934
10534
6134
6234
5934
Mar.
June
June
June
1 107
8834 Feb.
534 June 26
Apr.
5
7334 Apr. 16
65
14
1
5
7
7
7
92
14
21
8
10
Jan.
Feb.
18
96
Jan.
23
88 34 Jan.
June 17
10434 Feb.
22
2
7634 June 30
72
1434 Jan.
June 29
9234 June 28 10434 Feb.
8
10434 Apr.
5 10634 May 26
9934 Mar. 17
105% Jan.
5
66
Jan.
2
7934 Feb. 23
72
Jan.
4
80
Feb.
5
50
June 11 71
Feb.
1
46
Mar. 22
5634 Jan.
26
103
Mar.
9 10534
Apr. 22
10234 Apr. 12 10534 Jan. 18
9334 June 22
9734 Mar. 12
Mar. 19
June 22
1
20
11
80
June 15
8
8
22
76% Jan.
4
1
4
6934 Jan.
June
7
2
May 25
25 10254 Mar. 13
113
18
4
21
11
77
8334 Feb.
May 20 81
Mar. 20 109
100
10
7
10734
9934
10634
10634
10434
10234
10334 Mar. 12 10634 Apr. 21
1
16
9
8634 Feb. 16
17 10734 June
17 7934 Jan.
21 78
Jan.
30 8234 Jan.
8
1
4
4
Feb. 18
107% June 30
June 25 101
Jan.
8
Feb. 24 111
June
4
June
103% June 26 105% June
June 24 12134 Jan.
10434
9934
8034 June 29 9934
9434 June 29 10734
9034 June 29 10334
10134 June 12 10434
93
Mar. 12 101
18
19
23
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
10
25
Jan. 21
% Jan.
5
10034 May 12 111% Jan.
18% Mar. 17 2334 June
100. June 21105
Jan.
10334 Mar. 23 106
Feb.
10334 June 28 105% Feb.
10434 Feb.
1 107
May
103% June 26 10634 May
8
10
29
25
19
3
14
9234 May 18105
8834
111% 105
103% 10234 Sale
June
i
June
94
June 16
88% June 14
105
June 30
9934 June
93
ill
June
June
2
2
7
102% June 30 103% June 23
92
June 12
June 29
92
82% 83
91
97
June 11 100
Sale
94
June 29
95
99
Sale 10134 June 30 103%
79
77% June 9 79
85
June 30
Sale
8834
108
June 28 109
109
Sale
67% June 18 6934
Sale
92
June 29 94%
534 June 29
June 12
June
3
June
1
June
3
June 10
June
9
June 15
June 23
June
1
634 June 21
103% June 29 104% June
83% June 1 87 34 June
75
1
June
June
1
78
4434 June
1
45
June
June
117
June 16 11734 June
106% June 25 108
June
June 29
2
50 m June
17
10734 June 17
June
100
2i
9934 June 15
95
June 11
104% June
1
93% June 18
108
92
5
13
19
7
5
17
21
5
15
16
20
3
June 29
100% Feb.
9
634 June 29
14% Jan.
6
103% June 29 107
8334 June
74
May
44
May
11634 Mar.
10634 June
5
1
100
Jan.
8
1 10734 Feb.
3
27 9734 Jan. 16
10 51
Jan.
7
31 126% Jan. 21
25 110
May
1
June 28 110
Jan.
4
8034 May
Apr.
6534 June
6534 June
65% June
94% June 10
88% June
85% June 16
9534 Jan. 21
73 3i June 25
92
69% June 10
6834 June
I
68%
92
June 10
June 10
1
June
1
June 30
June
3
June 15
June
8
113
Jan.
9934 May 26 10434 Feb
103
105
96
Mar. 18 10934 Jan.
Apr.
3 10634 Jan.
June 29 104% Jan.
110% Apr.
100
84
91
Apr.
15
14
27
6 112% May 7
1 10434 May 14
Mar. 17
8634
Apr.
8 10034
May 19 6934
10634 Jan. 27 108
47
100
22
3
Mar. 19 107
Feb.
5
Jan. 20
Jan. 10
May
0
Jan. 14
9934 June 15 10534 Jan. 26
9434 May 21 104% Jan.
12
102% Feb. 2 105% Jan. 23
9334 June 18 105
Jan.
4
,_r
June 26
105% June 29
105
88% June 14 104
Jan.
105
Mar. 29 118
Feb.
10134 May 14 10734 Jan.
90% Apr.
9 99% Jan.
83
June 29
9734 Mar.
97
June 11 10634 Feb.
94
June 29 102% Jan.
100% Mar. 25 106
Jan.
77% June 9 99% Jan.
84
May 19 10034 Jan.
107
Feb. 25 1093? Apr.
67% June 18 8434 Feb.
20
27 99% Jan. 12
3 121% Jan. 10
22 8434 Jan. 22
24 85
Jan. 22
23 8434 Jan. 22
89
June 29 101% Jan.
7
90% June 2 102% Jan. 12
7334 June 25 77
99% June 11 101
10634 June 18 108%
10534 June 5 106%
96
June 29 10134
101% June 11
8634 June 17
91% June 25
6 26
Feb. 23
60
Feb. 16104
5
7
1
June 28 105
June
1
81% June 1 85% June 11
117% June
1 118
June
9
89
Feb. 19
Mar. 16
Jan. 30
50
94
7
100
6534 June 22
6534 June 24
65% June 23
Jan.
22% May
.....
109
100
55
89
103
90% 9334
90% Sale
1
June 15
June 18
June
1
12
"99% 166" "88"" "9534
91
June
71
77
9434 June 30 9534 June
105
Sale
10234 June
1 10534 June
2334 29
2034 June 3 2334 June
101
10234 100
June 21 10334 June
10434 Sale 10434 June 29 10534 June
10334 Sale 10334 June 28 105
June
40
9134 June
June 11
9434 Sale
22%
June
June 12
1
June 29
2634 Feb.
9
Feb.
8
Jan.
28
Jan.
28
Feb.
30
Jan.
8
Mar.
16 105
Jan.
14 10634 Jan.
14 99
Jan.
1 93
Apr.
49
3
8634
100
Apr.
9534 June
4
27
June
94%
Jan.
3
l
.90%
106
90
2
8
June
16
5534 June
June
10534 106
10334 Sale
105% Sale
June
39
June
34
10634 Mar. 17 109
Jan.
9934 May
5 10134 Jan.
66
June
June
105
18
Mar. 31
10034 Jan.
June 24
11834
10034 June 29 102
80
June 22
8534
81
Sale
8034 June 29 85
97
Sale
9434 June 29 100
88
9034 9034 June 29 95
10134 10134 10134 June 12 10234
9934 Sale
105
9334 June 22
113
76
77
105
June
21
Mar. 22 104% Feb.
Mar. 13 103
34 June
98
June 10
June 12
49
June
2
June 19 105
June 16
June 15 10434 June
7
103
94
9634 93% 95
11734 11834 113
116
Sale
10034 101
8234 Sale
8034 Sale
93
June
1
June 11
47
104
a.
452,000 Ogdan Get Co 00—
...1940
337,000 OhioPowar 0s terieaB...1952
1
Jan.
10134 May 18 105
Mar. 5
3134 Mar. 9 3334 Apr. 13
June 18
June 16
June 17
3 106
June 24
50
10334 105
10434 Sale
102
85
June
85% June 16
85,000 Nor Indiana GAB 6s
5
"June 30 10434 June 11
*5s stamped..........1942
*6s series A
......1949
55,000 N Y A Westchester Ltg 5s '04
197,000
4s
2004
128,000 Nippon Elec Pow 634*—1953
597,000 Nor Amsr LAP 534* A
1956
296,000 Nor Cont Util 534* A
1948
69
9234 June 28 101
90% June
55.000 N Y Cent Elec 034a
1950
140,000 N Y Pa A O RR 434* *tpd.l950
1,787,000 NYP ALCorp 1st44*.. 1967
1,297,000 N Y State BAG 434*.
1980
June
June
June
97
8134 June
93
Apr.
June 30
June 10
June
4
Jan.
2034 Mar. 29
91
1
8034 June 7
June 29
7534 June 12
June 17
10034 June
1
101
106
10434 Sale
10434 Sale
II
23
10134 Mar.
"I
7634 June 30
7434 Sale
10034 Sale
1
634 June
76
73
7 108
"53~" Sale"
5
3
June 26
June 11
June 29
66
1
8634 June
-----
634 Sale
65
June
June
June
June
June
107% Sale 10734 June 30 10734
8634 89
86
June 25
91,
11034
11034 June 28 111
10734 10634 10734 10634 June 18
10734
6834 Sale
6234
6434 6134 June 17 6834
6834 Sale
6234 Sale
6234 June 21 6834
72
70
5934 Sale
5934 June 30 67
106
Sale 1043i Sale 10434 June 28
10634
111
107
Deb 0Ho
1954
Orleans Pub Serv—
New
97
99
107
10734
9034
Interstate Public Service
557,000
16
9834 June 14
8134 June 14
1951
0S G registered._______ 1951
Indians Gen Service 5s..l948
Indiana Hydrc-Elec 0s A.1958
Indiana Ac Mich El 0s
1957
"June
91
1953
5s series C
June
9334
9534 June 28 10134
100
June 28 103 34
9134 June 30 9734
A—1947
»«rie« B
■
90
13 106
Apr.
Mar. 17
10934 Jan. 12
9734 Apr. 28 10234 Feb.
9
2534 June 22
9734 June
8
8034 June
6s sarlM B—1949
262,000 Idaho Power Go Ss
102
108
June 29
June 28 103 34 June
10334 June
5,000 *Hungarlan-Ital
70,000
Highest
Sale Prices
5L_
BONDS (ClmttsMd)
177,000 Hackenaack Watar 0a A--1977
.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1
CURB EXCHANGE
June 23
10734 June 29
10334 June
9
10534 June 10
10634 Apr. 1911134 Jan.
7
10434 Jan. 20 10634 Mar. 24
103
Feb. 11 10534 May
1
10734 June 29 11034 Feb.
8
103% Mar. 5 10634 Apr. 27
105
Jan.
2107
Apr. 27
NEW
52
AGGREGATE
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JUNE
SALES
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
_
In
Since
June
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
1937
Bid
BONDS {Continued)—
S
%
137,000
154,000
34,000
1,158,000 Okla Nat Gaa 4 Ha A
1951
1,421,000
Conv deb
----------1946
475,000 Okla Pow & Water 5a A—1948
24,000
55,000
88,000 Pacific Coast Power 5a—1949
488,000 Pacific Gaa & El 6a B
1941
Ask
99$* Sale
103$! Sale
94$!
Sale
105 H 106$*
119
120 $£
Lowest
97]
101J
88]
Sale
Sale
79,000
55,000
44,000
53,000
31,000
2,000
310,00
96,000
116,000
100,000
9,000
24,000
4,000
16,000
18,000
23,000
56,000
32,000
8,000
32,000
29,000
Pub Service Co
66,000
18,000
54,000
49,000
82,000
94,000
65,000
91,000
344,000
180,000
102,000
16,000
32,000
4,000
1,000
42,000
32,000
143,000
2,000
4,000
3,000
15,000
91,000
4,000
58,000
19,000
37,000
13,000
37,000
160,000
257,000
102,000
92,000
77,000
June 18 98
June 22 102
86$!
June 24
85
Sale
104,000 Quebec Power 5a——1968
214,000 Queens BoroG A B *$*a„1952
49,000
♦Ruhr Gas Co 6 H«
19,000
♦Ruhr Housing 6Ha
67,000
15,000
65,000
40,000
44,000
.
33,000
32,000
36,000
66,000
132,000
109,000
14,000
181,000
131,000
28,000
18,000
27,000
27,000
31
104
Sou Carolina Power 5s—1957
1,642,000
2,175,000
2025
Southeast PAL 6a
Sou Calif Ed 3«s„May
905,000
946,000
11960
3$*a series B
July 11960
Debentures 3$*a——J945
1st A ref mtge 4s...—1960
391,000
Sale
70
Sale
Sale
107
101$*
106
Sale
25
133$*
133$*
105$* 106$* 105$*
110$* Sale 110$*
103 $* 103$* 103$*
1033* Sale 103
103$* Sale 103$*
107
104$*
Sale
100$*
105
105$*
105
26$*
Sale
106$*
110
25
30
103$*
104"
104
104$*
68$* 71$*
Sale
100
Stlnnes (Hugo) Indus—
164,000
7s 2d stamped—..—1940
165,000
78 2d stamped
—..1946
293,000 Super Power of 111 4Ha—1970
369,000
4 He
1968
54,000 Syracuse Ltg 5s B
...1957
62,000
1st A ref 5Hs—.—1954
.....
39,000
22,000
643,000
319,000
28,000
604,000
1,687,000
31$*
31$*
103
107$*
Sale
Sale
103
68 "
92$*
106$*
109
111
Sale
104
Sale
76
93
102
Sale
103
Sale
Sale
104$* 106
90$* Sale
89
45
45
47
47
104$* 105$*
104$* 105$*
107$* 108$!
107$* 108$*
fenn Elec Power Ss......1956
95$*
Tenn Pub Sery 5s...—..1970
81
96
83
103
71
70
71
56,000
85,000
226,000
49.000
51,000
476,000
6a
2022
Sale
73$*
70
70
Sale
70
Sale
97
69
72$*
98$*
Sale
37$* Sale
Tide Water Power 5s A—1979
Toledo Edison Co—
901,000 11st mtge gold 5s—.1962
1,609,000 Ftoitt City Rap TrSHs A.1952
1,275,000
49,000
49",000
49,000
3,000
28,000
18,000
23,000
45,000
Ulen A Company—
6s 3d stamped.......
6s 3d
Stamped c o d
6s 4th stamped..
1944
—
81$* Sale
68
71
Sale
31
94$* Sale
Sale
76$* Sale
Sale
50
50
32
31
Sale
91$*
92$*
102$*
101$*
105$*
331,000
Without
52,000
147,000
50,000
1,488,000
238,000
114,000
1,156.000
24,000
17,000
467,000
164.000
Deb 6s
5Ha.......
6s series A
Deb 6s series A...
For footnotes «ee page 53*
1952
Sale
73$* Sale
104$!
1952
1973
92
114
114$*
86$* 87
91$*
1
77$*
70
107
26
12$* June
8 103$*
102$* June
June
June
June
June
June
June
93
109
81
104
129
77
95
104$* 105$* 102$* June
103
88
June
June
June
June
65$* June 28
63$| June 29
93
94$*
63$* Sale
33
Sale
94$* June 24
62
June 16
30$* June 18
68$*
Sale
63
$| June 17
81
82
66
Sale
1
64$! June 26
80$* June
Mar.
103$*
101
Mar.
104
May 15
103$*
105$*
105$*
98$*
June
100$* Apr.
102
Mar.
99
Mar.
May
May
69$* May
103$* Jan.
100
76
Sale
50$*
81
106
82
Ill
72
Sale
18
Jan.
11 104$* May 21
June 29 107
27
Jan
71
68$* June 28
25
32
26
27
26
24
June 22
June
3
6
23$* June 17
5
18$* Mar. 23
29
47
105
Jan.
Mar. 29
Jan. 23
11
108
Jan.
8
6
108
Jan.
107
Jan. 18
6
110$* Jan.
105
87
100$* May 11 106
67$* June 17 95
4
4
94$* June 24 102
1
30$* June 18
June
7l$* June
62
June
17
June
14
June 26
25
21
17
17
28
29
June
16
May 19
95
95
77$* June 10
74
June 10
105$* June
June 26
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
95$* Mar.
21
18
8
8
9
9
96
Mar.
8
96
Mar.
8
96
Jan.
Mar.
44$* Jan.
98$* Jan.
85$* Jan.
14
8
8
21
26
17
17
25
3
15
16
Feb. 23
Jan.
9 801
Jan.
4
98$* June 15 106
May 25 40$* Feb. 10
Feb.
5
June 29 106
Feb.
4
106$* May 10 113
90$! June 30 104$* Jan. 23
104
2 109
June 12
47$* Jan.
9
46$* May 14
49$* June 28
66$* Mar. 19
20$* Mar. 25
19$* Mar. 18
71
69
June 17
June 14
8 102$* Apr.
79
79
103
103
81$* June 24
June
June 30 108$* June 18
2
69$* June 29 72$* June
Jan.
30
75
1
7
8
2
66
106$* Jan.
June 22
June 22
6
Jan.
37
Apr. 29 50$* Jan.
49$* Jan.
37
May
3
May
102$* Mar. 24 106
102
Mar. 23 106$* May
106$* Mar. 2 107$* June
107
Jan. 18 109$* Mar.
78]
64]
54$* June 10
May
May 26 103$* Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 23 104
June 22 104$* Jan.
June
June
June
June
63$* June
3
72
June 30
65$*
67$*
63$*
65$*
9
20
109$* Jan.
Mar.
74
93$*
99$*
85
9
2
101
Mar.
104
Feb.
104$* Feb.
105
66$* June
91$* June
90 $* June
99$* Mar.
99$* Apr.
103
Mar.
Mar.
103$* Jan.
6
107$* May 18
3
82
26
5
Apr.
11$* June
10
5
22
14
71$* June
21
Mar.
Apr. 13
94$* Jan.
5
60
June
5
19
May 3
Apr. 20
Apr. 29
Jan. 15
79$* Feb.
26
25
5
June 22
June 22
94$* Jan.
89$* Jan.
107
Jan.
14
19
14
P6$* Jan. 23
Jan.
89$* Jan.
June 30 115
69$* June 29
Feb.
53$* Mar. 22
55
June 10
108
June 26 105$* June 16 105$* June 26
June 28 106$*
4 103
June 28 104$* June
4$* June
5 103 J* June 26 108
June 26
Mar. 20 117$*
June
2 111
June 3 114
68$*
81
Sale
104$* Sale
68$*
70
Jan.
104$* Jan. 25 108$* May 26
Jan.
6
100$* Apr. 12 107
Jan. 26
127$* May
6 132
107$* Feb. 23 110$* May 27
49$!"June"28 55"""june*Io
71
74$* Sale
69$*
69$* 69
103$* Sale 103
6
12
19
18
107$* June 26 108$* June
75
June 12 79$! June
50$* June 15
11
May 26
Jan.
96
22$* Mar. 16
71
107$* Sale
5
19
92$* Jan.
73
70
June 12
66$* June 29 70
98$! June 15 101 $* June 5
99$* Sale
June 25
30
June 25 30
29
30
4
June 29 105$* June
104$* Sale 104
110
June
1
June 23
106$* 107
90$* June 30 95$* June ,8
90$* Sale
66$*
14
101
7 102$* Jan. 25
97
June
69 $* June
37$* June
67
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
112
June 25 101$* Mar.
65$* Sale
65$* Sale
67
67$*
May 21
105$* Apr. 21
1 104$! June 21
67$* June 17
65$* June 21
67$* June 17
22
147
Mar.
24
22
Mar.
4
28$* June
Jan.
4 102
14 105$* Apr.
29 101$* Mar.
30 101$* Mar.
73$* June
70
June
73
June
70
June
70
June
70$* June
68$* Sale
102
Jan.
8
Mar.
2
Feb. 10
Mar.
5
103$* Mar.
108$* Apr.
1
29 104$* June
8
28
22
7
85
June
June 17
Jan. 22
98$* June
98$* June
18
Feb.
66$* June 22
91$* June 21
90$* June 23
30
19
23$*
107$* Apr. 28
108$* June
9
105$* June
8
June 19
June 19 130
June 22 110$* June
1
24$* June 14 26
30$*
28$* June
June 17 102$*
102
106$* June 28 107$*
June
103$*
102
June
103$*
102
19
June
104$! June
130
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
June 22
11$* June
77
108
107
71
jl07$* June
110
15
18
Jan.
30$* Jan.
105$* Jan.
4
1
June
19
*
100
104
June 18
June
2
June 29
June
9
June
7
June 11
June
1
June
9
June
7
June
9
June 10
June
22
111$* Jan.
62$* Jan.
106$* Jan.
102$* Jan.
18$* Apr.
3
17
1
4
5
12
15
7
23$* June 17
——
75
.....1959
United Lt Ac Rye 5Hs
1
105$* ,105$* 105$*
103
104$! 105$* 103$* 104
103$* 104$* 103$*
104$* 105
113$! 115 112$! 113$* 113$*
105$*
1974
1975
June
Jan.
Mar.
9
Mar.
Feb. 20
108$* Mar. 18 112
88
June
8
99$* Mar. 15
4
June
23$* June 17
54
1945
1941
Itl
25
53
71$* Sale
23$*
27
23$*
27
warrants......
28,000 'United Indus 6Ha...
♦1st 6a
61,000
363,000 United Lt A Pow 6Hs
June 30
June 21
72$* June
Sale
United Elec Service 7a...1956
30,000
1,000
11,000
Jan. 25
June 23
70
June 7
92$* June
3
95
June
2
Sale
100$* June 25 103$* June 21
Sale
100$* June 29 103 $* June 10
June
9
4106
105$* 105$* June
June 18
2107
106
June
Sale
47
104$* ,105
116$* 117
108
50
June 18
43$* June
45
June 22
42$* June
106
June
4
104$* June 29
104$* 106
105$* 106
June 29 106$* June 7
106
106$* 105$* Sale 105
107$* June 29 107$* June 25
107$* 108$* 107$* 108$*
107
110
108
110
108
106]
Apr. 23
51
106$* Sale
94$* Sale
105$!
109
Sale
Sale
106$* 108
Uh
30
26
45
Sale
49
m
1 103$*
June
76
Sale
48
110
103
11
June 12 104$*
June 30 101$*
100
Sale
1 135
June 29 104
104
Sale
45
1950
210,000
4Hs.......
...1957
5s series B
1967
119,000
1949
142,000 United Elec of N J 4a
Sale
46
105$*
102
June
103
103
103$* 103
43
40
1944
Union Electric Lt A Pow (Mo)
5s series A
...1954
Sale
Sale
44$*
112
38
?9|*
June 14
103$* 104$* 103$* June
74
June
Sale
74
Sale
93$* June
95
93$* Sale
101 $* June
Sale
102$* Sale
85
June
87$* 86$* 88
105$* Sale
66$* Sale
105$! 105$*
Texas Power A Lt 5s.—.1956
June 22 105
103$* Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1960
25,000 {♦Texas Gas Utilities 68—1945
1,353,000
105
Sale
69
101
1953
6H« series A
Texas Elec Service 5s
Sale
111$* 110
107
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
235,000
2,000
248,000
2,000
June
103$*
103$*
73$*
June
133
25$*
28$*
Sale
June
Sale
102
93$* Sale
102$* Sale
102$* Sale
106
Sale
106$* Sale
Sale
June
June
110
71
93
June
98
25$*
23$*
32
26$*
June
8
14
16
2
2
18
9
106
June 17
June
73
107$*
107$*
107$*
105$*
Sale
181*
104
104$* 103$* 104$* 103$* June 10
June 29 105
8$* 10$* 100
Sale
110$* Sale
24
June
70
12$* 13
12$* Sale
108
Sale
107$* Sale
105
Sale
104$* Sale
128$* 130$* 127$* 130
102$*
106$*
102$*
102$*
102$*
June
June
79
20$*
107
71
ffig
III
105$* June
106$* June
77$* Sale
24
24
22$*
June
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
June 30 105$* Jan.
June 30 103
Jan.
107$* Mar.
88$* Mar.
14$* June
June 29
111
90
1
June
66
June 23
3
91S June 11
18$* June 9
8
8 117
Mar. 4 93$*
Mar. 17 102$!
Mar. 29 105$*
Mar.
105
9
June
23
4
Mar. 24 102$* Jan.,
105
109$* June
98
Sale
72$*
June
76$* June
Sale
104
100$* 101$*
88$* Sale
40
41
6s
.1951
June
108$* June
90$* June
14$* June
98$*
98$*
18?*
Sale
1966
—
107
Jan.
Jan.
19
11
19
99$* June
89$* June
May
100$* May
1
June 16
June
Sale
146,000 Standard Invest 5Hs——1939
2,829,000 {Stand Power A Lt 6s
1957
1,751,000 ♦Starrett Corp 5s
—.1950
6s
June
25
Sale
90$*
90$* Sale
89
91$*
91$* Sale
90$* Sale
♦6s Cony ctfs of depositl935
June 24
96
107
102
108
June
71
97$*
24$*
100$*
Sale
of California 4$*a
1968 103
85
606,000 Southern Indiana Ry 4a.1951
225,000 S'western Assoc Tel 5s A.1961 102$*
504,000 Southwestern LAP 5s_. 1957 103$*
280,000 Southwestern P A L 6s. .2022
99$*
626,000
101
June 15
Sale
71
98
QQ
w
113$*
103$*
103$*
103$*
106
78
79
378,000
1,816,000
1,573,000
June
Sale
107$* 106
1
155,000 S'western Pub Sery 6s A.1945
661,000 {♦Standard Gas A Elec 6s.'35
990,000
♦6s Certlfs of deposit.. 1935
516,000
♦Conv 6s
1935
'ip
Sale
,
99]
89]
106]
102]
69
65
Sale
105
102$* June 23 108
115
Mar. 24 119
94$*
95$* June 7 97$* June 16
2 113
June 16 113$* June
7
70$*
June
4 76$* June
99$*
June
1 102$! June 23
Jui,e 10
90$*
June 29 95
96
4
96
June 30 100$* June
88
88
June 30
91$* June
9
June
106$* 107$* 107
Sale
102$* June
24$* 21$* June
106$*
144
96
Apr.
9 100$* Jan.
96$* May 17 108$* Jan.
86 June
24 100
Jan.
113$*
70 $*
101$*
90$*
109$* June
110$* Sale
June
88
91$* 88
Sale
"21$*
432,000 {♦St Loots Gas A Coke 4s-*47
17$*
311,000 Safe Harbor Water Pr 4Hs *79 106
661,000 San Ant Pub Serv 5s B—1958 106 \
30,000 San Joaquin L & P 6s B..1952 132$*
52,000 Sauda Falls Co 5s
1955 108$*
♦Saxon Public Works—
49.000
6s——
—1937
145,000 ♦Schulte Real Estate 6s..l951
387,000 Scrlpps (E W) Co 5 Ha
1943
26,000 Servellnc 5s
1948
641,000 Shawinlgan W AP4$*a—1967
106,000
4Ho series B
1968
331,000
4H* series D--—...—.1970
188,000
93$*
Sale
A—1958
163,000 Sheridan Wyo Coal ft—1947
90
103$*
24$*
105
1953
Sale
109$*
Sale
142
421,000
6% perpetual certificates
103,000 Pub Serv of Nor Ills 5s C-1966 104
303,000
5s
1956 112
213,000
4^s series D
1978 102
354,000
4^8 series E———-.1980 102
923,000
4Hs series F
1981 103$*
402,000
4 Ha series I
—1960 105$*
626,000 Pub Serv of Okla 4s
1966
2,685,000 Puget Sound PAL 53*8-1949
1,076,000
5s series C
-—.——-1950
88$*
1,297,000
4tt« series D
1950
June 11
June
4
90$* June 12
102$* June 23 105$* June
105$* 105$* 103$* 103$*
June
June 29 117
116$* 116
116$* Sale 116
Sale
of N J—
Southern Counties Gas
26,000
111$*
97$*
Sale Prices
86
Pacific Investing 5a A.—1948
97
97$*
97$* Sale
300,000
Without warrants.-101$* 102 $*
113$* 114$* 113$* 116
23,000 padfic Ltg 5c Pow 5s
1942 115$* 118
72
Sale
87 $* Sale
74$* Sale
1,926,000 Pacific Power A Light 5a. 1955
102$* 103$*
101$* Sale
40,000 Palmer Corp of Lt 6a——1938 102$! Sale
91
Sale
93 $* Sale
1,777,000 Penn Cent Lt & Pow 4Ha 1977 105$! Sale
129,000
5a
1979 105$! 105$* 100$* 102$* 97$* Sale
88
Sale
90
Sale
908,000 Penn Electric 4a series F.1971
Penn-Ohlo Edison 6a—1950
Sale
100$* Sale
105$* 105$*
305,000
without warrants
93
91
Sale
457,000
BHe series B
1959 104$! 105
Sale
107
Sale
Sale
226,000 Penn Pub Serv 6s G
1947 106
103
Sale
102$*
106
120,000
5s series D— ————1954 106
Sale
107
108
85,000 Penn Water Ac Pow 4H«—1968 105$* 106
109$* 107$* 108$*
292,000
5s
1940 110$! Sale
Sale
90$* Sale
99
98«
949,000 Peoples Gas Lt Sr Coke 4s B'81
Sale
15
Sale
27
275*
938,000 {♦Peoples Lt 5c Pow 5s—1979
1,063,000 Phlla Elec Power 5 Ha—-1972 109]
96$*
197,000 Phlla Rapid Transit 6s—1962
Piedmont Hydro-Electric Co
62$*
668,000
6^s series A
1960
34,000 Pittsburgh Coal 6s
1949 106$!
228,000 Pittsburgh Steel 6s
—.1948 105$*
64,000 ♦Pomeranla Elec Co 6s.-.1953
567,000 Portland Gas A Coke 5s. 1940 "78$!
315,000 Potomac Edison 6s aerE. 1954 106
235,000
aeries F
1961 106
76$*
128,000 Potrero Sugar 7sstamped 1947
130,000 Power Corp of Can 4H> B 1959 100
191,000 Power Securities Corp 6s. 1949 100$*
•:
20$!
13,000 ♦Prussian Elec 6s.———1954
Highest
Sale Prices
97
97
A
50,000
11,000
147,000
6,000
324,000
17 000
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
97$* Sale
98
98$*
Ask Bid
Bid
Highest
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
18
13
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN JUNE
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
June 1
June 30
Lowest
BONDS (Concluded)—
Utah Power & Light 4#«1944
6a aeriea A
...2022
(JticaGai Ok El 5a R
Highest
Sale Prices
94
June 30
92
June 11
94# June 30
94# June
9
1952
107
June
5a aeriea D............1956
106
June 17 106
Vamma Water Power 5#* '57
Virginia Pub Ser 5Ha A..1946
92
80
87
5a aeriea B..... .......1950
Waldorf Aatorle Corp—♦5a Income deb...—.-.1954
Ward Baking Co 6a
101#
107#
106#
104
..1937
Waah Ry & Klec 4a.—...1951
Wash Water Power 5a—1960
Western Newspaper Union—
Cony deb 6a..........1944
West Penn Klec 5a
2030
73
102#
107#
108#
105
105# Sale
111# 113
97# Sale
West United G 5c E 5 Ha A
105
Wheeling Elec Co 5s
1941
1944
105
Sale
107#
Wis Minn Lt 5k Pow 5s
31
Sale
100
100#
105# Sale
106# 107#
103# Sale
50
Sale
West Penn Traction 5a..1960
West Texas Utll 5a A
1957
55
106
Wisconsin P 6c L 4a A—..1966
Yadkin River Power 5S..1941
106# 106#
99# Sale
1937
...
June
1
June 17
98
92
June 18
June 19
June 23
June 17
97 # June
7
85# June 15
91# June 3
27# June 28
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
94
June 30 102
Jan. 12
92
June 11 103
Jan. 21
105 # Mar. 2 107
104% Jan. 26 106
June
102# Feb.
Mar. 10
92
80
87
8 103
1
Feb. 15
June 18 104# Jan.
19 101
Jan.
June 23 102# Jan.
June
8
11
29
27# June 28
May 25
104# June 30
105# Apr. 14
100
104# June 3&
106# June 22
103
June
3
49# June
Sale
Sale
2
95
107
103
June
3
49# May 28
June 26
Sale
105# 105#
107
107
Sale
95
June 26
June 17
106
91
June
4
104# June 14
107# 108#
Apr. 30
*91
June
Mar. 18
Feb. 10
Feb. 27
4
95# Sale
106# June 28
93
June 28
103#
105#
105#
92#
106# 107
84# Sale
103# June 30
84# June
1
103# June 30
81# May 25
101# Sale
York Rys Co Ss
1 107
102# June 14 103
.4a....................1946
Waah Gaa Light Co 5a—1958
Lowest
Sale Prices
107
June
5
Apr. 26
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
Agrlcul Megs Bk Rap of Col—
♦30-year 7a
Jan 15 1946
22# June
*7#a stamped.
........
._
Prov Banka 6a B._
1951
1952
A
June
8
21# June
9
1
9
95
94
15
25
June 23 25#
24# June
9
25
100# June
1 101#
98
June
1 100
Danish Gona Munlc 5Ha_1955
5s..—.1953
Danzig F k Wat'way Bo
sxternal a f 6#a
1952
♦German Cons Munlc 7a. 1947
♦6a
1947
♦tianbver (City) Ger 7a.. 1939
♦Hanover (Prov) 6#«
June
23
9
88# June
89# June
♦7s stamped...........1952
♦Uoc» VaUey<Deptof}Rcpof
Colombia extl a f 7a
.1948
♦Cen* Bk of German Stats A
♦6a
23
4
11# June 25
1947
4
22 # June
21# June
♦20-year 7a
Jan 15 1947
♦Baden (Gernany) 7s
1951
Buenos Aires (Prov)
65
21#
20#
23#
22#
20#
26#
14
1949
♦Lima (City). Peru. 6Ha.1958
♦Maranhao(State) 7a....1958
♦Medellin (Colombia) 7a_1951
♦7a issue of May 1927...1947
22#
22 #
16#
98#
23 #
25#
1#
1#
I:*; 1#
1#
♦7a issue of Oct 1927—.1947
♦Parana (Stateof). Bras 7a'S8
♦Rio de Janeiro 6Ha..__195"
♦Russian Govt 6Ha.
-
.1919
♦Certificates of dep.....
♦5 H«
-1941
♦Certificates of dep.....
Santa Fa (City) Argentina
♦7a stamped..........!
*
No par value.
a
67 # June
25# June 21
1
24
June
June
June
June
June
14
14
Sold lot cash
Ex-dividend.
*
Bonds being traded flat*
.
21
19
27
19
15# June
9
93
3
warrants.
(Continued from page 40)
from France, was the major
development affecting the for¬
eign exchange market in June.
The rate for
spot francs,
after weakening in the first few
days of the month from
110.57 francs per pound sterling on June 1
to 110.90 francs
on June 9, was held within a
range of 110.87—110.91
most of the remainder of the
during
month, presumably through
supporting operations by the French Stabiliza¬
tion Fund.
The franc quotation in New
York, which had
closed at $0.0445% on June
1, thereafter fluctuated nar¬
rowly, in as much as the advance in the London-Paris rate
in
occurred
simultaneously with
sterling against the dollar.
French exchange was
a moderate
The pressure against
more clearly evident in forward
quota¬
tions, which weakened sharply through June 20. The rate
on three-month forward
francs, which had been quoted at a
discount equivalent to 7%% per annum on June
2, widened
to a discount
equivalent to 11%
to 36% on June 26.
on
On the
per annum on June 9, and
same
day, forward quotations
the one-month franc contract reached
a
discount of 35
points, or the equivalent of 94% per annum.
On June 28,
however, owing to an oversold technical position in the franc
market
and to end-of-month
requirements/ French exchange
strengthened moderately to 110.52 francs per pound in Lon¬
don and to $0.0446%. in this
market, these movements being
accompanied by some narrowing of forward discounts.
On
the following day the French Government decreed a
tempo¬
rary moratorium on commitments payable in
gold or
foreign
currencies and
"The
a suspension of Bourse
dealings.
dishoarding of gold, which had been in
progress
Since the devaluation of gold bloc exchanges in
September,
1936, and had proceeded at an accelerated pace with the
development of widespread gold
rumors
in
June
24# June 30
23
June
June
9
100# June
9
18
26
1
June 30
26# June 30
1# June
1# June
1 # June
7
29
24
1# June
8
8
1
June 22
17# June
7
June 14
Deferred delivery sales, in which no account la
taken in computing range, are
given, below.*
Pub Ser of Nor 111 4 #s E 1980, June 25 at
104#
No sales
r
"w w.M with warrants,
"x-w." without
19
June 30
,
"W 1," when issued.
extensive
7
25
7
24
June
nUndertbe rule sales in which no account is taken
In computing range, are given below:
"vtc," voting trust certificate*
"cons." consolidated.
1
1
22
4
17
#n-v." non-voting.
t Reported in receivership.
24# June 18
22# June 14
73
a
4
June 19
8
3
"m." mortgage.
Abbreviations Used Above:
"cod," certificates of deposit
rise
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
"cum,** cumulative,
r
X
early in the month
June
June
"Conv." convertible,
Deferred delivery sale,
1
June 26
June
8
June 14
3
16# June 23
16# June 4
Abbreviations Used Above (Cont .)-
* Sold under the raid.
3
June
4
71# June
♦Santiago (Chlla) 7a
♦7a.
—......1961
June
June
June
90# June 17
♦Mtge Bank of Chile 6s -1931
Mtge Bank of Denmark 5al97J
June 25
June 25
June
Mendozn (Prov)
Argentina
7#s-4a stamped
1951
Mtge Bank of Bogota—
8
April, reached
an
Cash sales, in which
no account is taken inoom.
puting range, are given below:
Amer Light & Trac 6% pref, June 17 at 28
extraordinarily high point in the last few days of May
early part of June; about $70,000,000 in gold was
and the
reported to have been traded in the London bullion market
fixing time alone during the seven business days from
May 29 through June 5, as compared with a total of $63,000,000 in the entire month of May, and $33,000,000 in
March.
Although the British monetary authorities were
at
reported to have bought large amounts of gold during that
week, the dollar equivalent of the London gold price fell
from $34.70, 7c. below the nominal New York
shipment
parity, to $34.61 on June 4 and 5, and the dollar-sterling
quotation receded from a closing rate of $4.94*4 on May 27
to its low of $4.92% on June 3, as even the heavy gold sales
to the United
States did not quite offset the effects of the
unusual demand for dollars on the part
gold and others.
of dishoarders of
Following renewed denials by the United
States ^and British governments that
a .change in gold policy
contemplated, the pace of dishoarding abated consid¬
erably. The pound-dollar rate reverted to above $4.94 and
the dollar equivalent of the London gold price to the vicinity
of $34.70.
In the latter part of the month the British Gov¬
ernment proposed to Parliament a further increase of £200,000,000 in the resources of the Exchange Equalization ac¬
count.
It has been pointed out that a major part of the
gold held in private Western hoards prior to the monetary
realignment of September, 1936, has now passed into official
monetary holdings.
"Other principal foreign currencies, with the exception of
the Dutch guilder, moved generally in sympathy with the
pound.
The belga appreciated from $0.1683 on June 3 to
$0.1689 near the end of the month, and the Swiss franc rose
from $0.2282 to $0.2293 during the same period. The guilder
was
(Continued
on
page
56)
■:r
[■[•■v.
•:
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Stock SalesJune
Jan. 1 to June 30
AQGREOATE
1936
603,000
8,471,000
Shares
.
v* 820,000
June-.
-
9,760,000
BONDS
*1,000
Ask
2,600
2,550
3,700
150
200
700
1,300
1,900
10,850
700
17,200
320
STOCKS
200 Annex Hotel Co
60
27,850
250
3,450
200
1,000
950
330
650
200
950
2,100
750
4,100
~2", 250
3,800
11,250
9,60C
I.95C
11,710
32,400
14,300
114,980
50,750
15,100
85,450
9,900
48,950
450
2,250
1,500
50
7,650
950
300
"""850
80
1,540
2,500
850
24,150
s
840
890
1,410
406
580
26,850
6,550
310
1,050
1,650
2,500
4,100
21,650
23,150
200
30
•
133*
8
33*
163,100
6,900
1,630
63*
7
73*
6
107
22
13
61
Sale
65
Sale
June 15
63*
103*
113*
15*
603*
June
June
June
June
June
21
163* June 10
June
7
28
29
29
June
8
113* June
8
17
23* June
1
83* June 30
6
65""june*30
13
June 30
17
53* June 30
12
533*
103*
73*
63*
June 26
1
£
June
June 1C
June
June
Jan.
7
June 15
843* Jan.
18
63*
7
113*
13*
483*
83*
June 28
16
June
June
Mar.
June
6
May
33* Jan.
£
£
7
Jan.
29
17
24
30
20
6
100
"3".. 100
100
Club Aluminum Uten
Colli*
Coleman L'p & Stove com.
*
Commonwealth Edison...100
Compressed Ind Gases cap
*
Consolidated Biscuit com.. 1
Consumers Co com
5
aIIIioO
...100
100
5
35
100
1,900 Cudahy Packing Co pref.. 100
For footnote
see page
56*
...
June 26
12
43* Mar. 19
573* Feb. 18
17
22
Mar. 6
Mar. 30
Jan.
9
9
June 17
21
June
19
Jan.
173*
103*
19
Sale
183* June 28
20
June
Sale
123*
343*
183* June
10
May
»64 May
9H Jan.
323* Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
May
143* Feb.
433* Mar.
833* Mar.
433*
193*
18
25
«
Sale
"n"" "I23*
38
June
June
10
June 25
"123*
113*
June" 7
123* June 21
Sale
33
June 14
383*, June
Sale
413* June 29
50
June 24
June 2S
June
1
113* June
73
323*
33
June 10
33
133* Sale
293* Sale
14
Sale
Sale
13
June 14
293*
Sale
Sale
283* June 21
143* June
293* June
2
5
213*
Sale
133*
14
Sale
20
-----
2
23*
23*
203*
June 29
19
27
123*
173*
19
263* June 14
123* June 25
173* June 30
27
123*
Sale
32
13*
13*
143* June
203* June
4
7
June 10
133*
703*
15
Sale
in
13*
153*
17
35* Sale
99
Sale
635* Sale
15
11
683*
70
Sale
333*
353*
123*
17
593* Sale
131 June 22
2
June
293* June 14
34
Sale
28
43*
90
48
Sale
6
Sale
25
65
43*
43*
13*
23*
3* Sale
Sale
143*
105
3
118
119
46
49
93* Sale
Sail*
5
35^
16 J*
6*
43*
3*
3*
43*
1003*
43*
483*
Sale
99
13* June 22
513* Jan.
5
293* June 14
15
8
2
5
3
33*
June
2
June 30 19
63*
June 17
June 21 1103*
75
47
June 17
5
June 14
203*
603* June 25 73
85
72
Jan.
7
June 17
80
June
2
43* June
8
3
10
100
113*
87
100
Jan.
20
Jan.
20
15
13
2
June
14
63* Mar.
8
43
June 30
45
June
1
43
June 30
48
25
Sale
24
June
15
25
June 29
20
May 28
32
Feb. 20
Feb.
2
59
59
June 29
53
Jan.
6
77
3
June 29
57
33*
13*
3*
14
Sale
23*
13* June 10
3* June
4
3*
13*
Sale
Sale
363*
41
53*
Sale
104
June 16 106
ai*
104
383*
June
14
June
June
7
4
June
14
June
11
33* June 22
13
June 30
99" 105"
99
June 17
2
June 16
June
413* June
63* June
Jan.
May
23* June
May
3
Jan.
103
Apr.
383* June
734
ill
3
June
June 24
3
June
Sale
Sale
100
1
33* June
13* Juine 17
363* June 15
June 23 110
June 24
Ss
23*
7
3
75
23* June 17
Sale
83*
53*
63* Mar.
Feb.
9
Jan. 29
Jan. 21
Jan.
Apr. 28
ug
143*
104""
5
June 29
13*
3*
3*
3*
June
13* June 10
3* June
Mar.
3
653* June
743*
37
5
3* Apr.
63* June
June 22
June
June
June 30
'99
June 17
33* June 29
W
June 24 108
June 11
2
48
June
Jan;
Mar.
1043* Apr.
183* June
June 17
June 22
203* June
June 29
233* June
193* Jan.
June 21
27
25
7
8
June
263* Jan.
983* Jan.
•:
116
90
15
9
Feb. 17
Mar.
Sale
Sale
73*
23
Jan.
43
107
1073* 1053* 1073* 106
203*
213*
183*
183*
19
6
8
63*
63*
73*
23
20
233*
213* Sale
25
28
25
29
303*
63*
Jan.
Jan.
50
123*
ii
Feb. 13
5
Jan. 22
Mar. 4
Jan.
3* Jan.
33* June 14
Sale
1073* Sale
223* Sale
5
45*
193* Sale
31
30
6
53* Jan. 30
Mar. 10
393* Mar. 11
19
Feb. 15
813* Feb. 19
77
13*
123*
23*
863*
76
"23*
105
Jan.
533* June 22
June
Sale
33* Sale
Apr. 10
3
June 10
3*
13*
Sale
5
2
28
98
120
June
11
3
23* June
1
923* June 1
51
2
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
65
June
Feb.
14
29
30
15
Mar.
June 10
June
50
June 24
1073* Jan.
6
Feb. 18
June 14
77
13
263*
2
14
9
11
15
3
19
6
12
13
10
1033* 105
1093*
413* Sale
53*
63*
47
5
June
2
June 30
June 17
June 21
June 17
6
10
283* June 21
14
108
75
13*
13*
123*
23*
863*
26J* June
11
Apr.
173* June
323* Jan.
603* June 25
3*
Sale
/
Sale
Sale
Sale
16
603* June
June 29
19
59
53
Sale
3*
3*
13*
43* Sale
433* Sale
Sale
2
34
33*
86
s.
1043* 105
7
16
533* June 22
Sale
92
503* Sale
93* Sale
62
643*
ft
.3*
16
59
13*
123*
23*
15
23*
June
4
123*
4
383* Apr. 28
[073* Jan. 15
Jan.
1
June
June
57
Sale
13* Sale
12
78
75
Sale
34
28
18
11
13
4
19
203*
233*
303*
143*
3*
4
54
50
Jan.
28
Jan.
June 24
4
June 21
.June
Decker (Alf) Ac Cohn—
Preferred
133* Feb. 27
19
20
c
25,750 Cunningham Drug Stores 23*
2,180 Curtis Lighting Inc com....*
*
17,300 Dayton Rubber Mfg com
Cum class A pref
35
3,400
150
Feb. 13
Sale
Sale
20
18
17
323*
26
cap.
-L.........
43
193* Mar. 27
62
Common
9
June 15
5
180
8,050
Mar.
16
3
27
46
2,550
400
18
173* Apr.
3
263* Feb. 19
233* Feb. 17
61
373* May 25
373*
113* Sale
113*
12
13*
2
48
533*
93* Sale
6
63*
53* Sale
June 21
143* Feb.
3
16
May 25
35*
.
13
June 21
June 30
103* June 15
113* June
223* June
163* June
543*
Corporation.......
June 22
103* June 15
11
16
28
3
22
June 15
1
Preferred.
June 21
12
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
May
June
33*
Crane Co com.....
11
June
1073*
233*
253*
27
133* Sale
223*
233*
3*
100
Preferred...
June
14
553*
173*
123*
123*
143*
16
54
Cord
June 24
13
June 22
2
May 28
17
Chicago jkNWRj Com__100
V t
7
June 21
21
15
163*
153*
21
4% prior preferred
7%
urn preferred
June 14
63* Jan.
13
153* June 29
27
& Machine
June 18
11
4
813* Jan. 21
733* Mar. 8
133* Apr. 17
17
163*
jf
253*
Chic
12
Sale
June 14
June
1
June
June
45
June 24
463*
123*
113*
83*
14
77 X Feb.
17
16
Mfg A
Plexible Shaft com.o
Participating ctfs
11
—
Sale
Sale
103* Sale
*X:a
Sale
930 Chicago Towel Co conv pref •
1
Common capital.....
*
269,980 Cities Service Co com.......*
10
Sale
9
20
Sale
5
Chicago Electric
Part ctfs "4s".
June 14
Mar. 19
643* June 14
113* May 21
13
May 28
453* Sale
770
300
Sale
333* Sale
75
Sale
10
60
23* Sale
503* Sale
16"" "l03*
II,030
Common
4,350
Participation preferred...
517,160 Chic Corp common
28,600
preferred,
5,600
1,380
20,000
11,100
29,350
167,800
3,720
2,060
Sale
11
12
5
Chicago Rys part ctfs 1
2,290
Part certificates4"2"
June
10
7
10
16
153*
16
183*
193*
183* Sale
193*
203*
253*
26
pref part shares
50
650 Continental Steel com......*
1,100
16
173*
403*
633* Sale
73*
23*
10
22,850
19
46
52
13
1
630
June 18
11
Sale
73* Sale
„
1,410
20,400
20,250
45
113*
10
19
22
June" 14 "643* "June" 14
Sale
73* Sale
123* Sale
143*
103*
4
70
643*
Sale
45
11
33* Sale
capital..*
—
Sale
23
11
tot
cl a
463*
48
12 3£ Sale
103*
12
83* Sale
123*
133*
185*
_
1,110
2,000
2,050
3,700
2,850
10
_
965
90
9
8
703* Sale
Rights
7% preferred
1,190
350
8
14
43
23,450 Canal Const Co convpref...*
8,300 Castle ACo(AM) com
10
9,700
Common (new)
10
2,030 Cent Cold Storage Co com.20
16,700 Central 111 Pub Serv pref...*
Cent 111 Secur
Corp—
60,450
Common
_j
15,050
Convert!;ble preferred
»
303,600 Central S W Util com ....50c
5,550
£r,or "en preferred
10,140
Preferred
4,480 Central States Pr 8c Lt pref.
2,276 Chain Belt Co com
3,400
Bu"ell
cotn
,
Chic City 8c Con Ry—
280
23",950
12
11
22
280 Bucyrus Monfghan class A..*
185,950 Butler Bros common
10
29,450
5% convertible preferred 30
50
170
103*
14
113* Sale
Sinks Mfg Co capital
1
Bliss 8c Laughlin Inc com ..5
Borg-Warner Corp com....10
Common (new)...
5
Brown Fence 8c Wire
Common
ttruc« Co (E L) com
65
14
*
pref
Highest
Sale Prices
64
63
513* Sale
153*
163*
63* Sale
83* Sale
com cap.. 100
frach 8c Sons (E J)
62
69
Par.
Backstay Welt Co com
*
Barber Co (W. H.) com
1
Barlow & Seelig Mfg A com
5
Bastian-Blessinfi Co com
•
Bendlx Aviation Corp com_.fi
Berghoff Brewing Co
1
„
66
66
11
473,690 Armour 8c Co common
5
250 Aro Equipment Corp com
1
112,350 Asbestos Mfg Co com
1
8,750 Associates Invest Co com...4
24.75C Athey Truss Wheel capital..*
17.38C Automatic Products com...5
13,920 Automatic Washer con? pf.„*
160
"""loo
con?
643*
643*
66
16
5,700 American Pub Serv pref.. 100
Lowest
Sale Prices
773* Feb.
82
82
83
173*
81
Abbott Laboratories com
*
Adams (J D) Mfg com
•
Adams Royalty Co com
•
Advanced Alum Castlngs___5
Aetna Ball Bearing common_1
Alnsworth Mfg Corp com
5
Allied Laboratories com....*
Allied Products Corp cl A^25
Common....
........10
Highest
Sale Prices
64
62
80
680 Altorfer Bros
830
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
80
Certificate* of deposit.
6,000
1927
5,000 Chicago Rys 5s ctfs
5s class B
..1927
12,000
4,000 Met West Side El 1st 4s..1938
Shares.
24,450
4,980
20,500
99,750
4,850
1,450
28,000
—
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
1937
Bid
Shares
$21,000
144,000
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
"i"66o
1936
$1,000
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
%
>
-----
PRICES IN JUNE
CHICAGO
SALES
1937
Jan. 1 to June 30
Since
In
June
Bond Sales
1937,
,
6
7
90
63* June 14
63* June 12
53* May 15
85
Mar. 27
Feb. 19
3* Jan. 21
3* Jan. 23
3* Apr.
5
373* Feb. 11
108
77
Feb.
5
May 12
53* Jan.
18
Mar. 16
37
139
May 10
Jan.
16
Feb.
If
12*
d*
32
105
20
Jan.
22
Jan.
26
Feb.
10
24
Feb.
June 30
Feb.
19
Apr. 19
53*
Feb.
553*
1213*
1103*
263*
103*
283*
323*
Feb.
Feb.
n
27
Mar. 20
Feb.
11
Feb.
15
Apr.
Apr.
1
1
113* Jan. 12
90
Jan.
13
V
July, 1937]
AGGREGATE
SALES
June
600
14,250
13,200
106,150
168,160
1,670
4,350
20,900
42,650
§65
2,700
70
850
20
15)£
520
290
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ash
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
1
21)4
38
35
32
35)4
20)4 Sale
33 34 Sale
7
7)4
30
31)4
Sale
31
15
5)4
13
16
"58)4 ~60"~
1134
434
13
May 1?
4 May
]
10)4 June 11
1
25
June
8
12
1
21
June
June
20k June*3(
20k"June"26
31
7
31
June
1
June IS
35)4 June
June
9
2
June 30
22)4 Jan.
8
7
June 18
June
15
32)4 June
1
31
June
15
52
25
June
4)4
8
62
*62"" "65"" *67"" Sale"
4)4
General Finance Corp com..1
Gen Household Util com....*
10)1
Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B—*
Class A..................*
.....
40)$
Goldblatt Bros Inc com.....*
40
Great; Lakes DAD com....*
14
5H
Sale
17
24
13%
5
Sale
.....
45
41)$
Sale
14)4
Sale
"27"" "30"
25
25
24
Without warrants
35
18
8
June 15
41
Feb.
10
20%
35%
12%
40%
June
June
26
52
13)4 June 14
June
2
June
June
5
57
8
June 29
15
20)4
58)4
14)4
4)4
3)4
1
20)4 June 17
5
June 15
June 10
June 11
5)4 June
3)4 June 17
5
4
1
June
35
42)4
38
37)4
34 )4
34)4 June 30
21
18)4 Sale
37)4 June" 9
18
June 24
20
June
2
10)4
9)4
11
10
June
11
11
June
2
16
14
June 24
June 12
16
June
8
9)4 June
1
8)4 June 28
10
June
1
23
June
9
23
22
52% June
21)4 June
I
45
16
19)4
.....
14)4
17)4
9)4 Sale
10
Sale
25
23
25
42 %
17
17)4
19)4
20
25%
20)4
14
9
8)4
42
15
Sale
9
9
22
25
23
June
9
21)4
52)4
15)4
25
55
52
June
18
16)4
16
June
7
19
52)4 Sale
14)4
16)4
19)4 21
24)4
40
June 17
June
1
10
17
11
29
18
17
5
May 25
34)4 June 30
18
June 24
14% Jan.
21
19
3
Feb.
June
Jan.
June
Mar.
June
29)4 Jan.
36
Sale
4
Class B.
6,600
•
10,350 Hupp Motors com (new)
1
6,100
Rights..
1,100
Common (old)
10
17,750 Illinois Brick Co.....
J5
2,380 Illinois Nor Utilities pref.100
2,600 (ndep Pneum Tool v t c
*
New common v t c—
*
2,800
1
2,120 Indiana Steel Prod com
i
lloOO
260
"""366
1,050
6
9)4 May 18
14
Jan.
25
40,100
300
•
3)4 Sale
n v
"15)4 "16)4
109)4
83)4 85
6,150
78,100
8,100
300
150
12)4
9)4
2)4
cl A..*
Inland Steel rights
Sale
12
Sale
100
Sale
11)4 June
102)4 105
100
3
June
Sale
3
9
Sale
2
8
— --
June 28
9)4 June
June"!
::::i"22)i """— "14** III- "19k"
.....
20
9)4
20)4
11
23)4
24)4
21)4 Sale
22
40
8)4
19)4 Sale
Sale
42
J arris (W B) Co capital
1
Jefferson Electric Co com— *
45
Sale
21)4
23
Sale
35
150 Joslyn Mfg & Supply Co com 5
43
Sale
46
9June"16
8
June
16
19 % June 30
20)4 June 12
37
June 24
40
June 14
45)4 June 26
46
June 30
28
June 16
9)4 June 26
8?£ June 14
28)4 June 15
12)4 June 3
9)4 June 3
21)4 June 11
23)4 June 24
5%
10%
38
50%
42%
29%
Feb.
Feb.
May
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
24
8
26
2
3
26
15
28
20% Feb. 10
14
Apr.
3
20
9
1
25
52% May 17
21% June
4
23
Jan. 23
May 12
Jan.
June 17
3
May 14
17
5
Jan.
8
27% Feb. 11
4
Apr. 20
% May
3
19
2
Apr. 19
11)4 June
3
19% Jan. 25
99)4 May 13 110
Jan.
7
Jan.
25
92
37)4 June 14
49
8
1
"~%"june ~2
5
8
June
7
19
80
38%"june"l4
June 30
3
Sale
(wi)
Capital-.-——--————*
I
12)4 June
1 103
28
June
June
>64 May
2
Apr.
*37)4 *45"" "37)4 "39*" "37)4 June" 14
100 Interstate Power $7 pref
»
130
$6 preferred..
........*
10,300 Iron Fireman MfgCovtc...*
10
350
3)4 Sale
21)4 June 8
3)4 June 10
Jan.
5% May 22
67
23
69
19
Mar.
Jan.
20
24
8
9
4
June 15
Jan.
Mar.
Mar. 11
11% Jan. 22
13% Mar. 8
26
Feb.
4
8% May 14
8)4 June 28
-
500 Ind Terr Ilium Oil
"2*566
22
52
20
4)4 June 15
38
.....
June 15
June 15
5
64
12
Mar. 31
17% Jan. 18
25
Feb.
9
June 3C
67
23
68
June
28
26)4
14)4 June 29
66
14)4 Sale
5)4 Sale
3)4 Sale
4)4 Sale
30
"iili "15""
10
15
Sale
3
13)4 June 14
4)4 June 15
64
Sale
32% Jan.
24
36)4 Apr.
13% June 14
64)4 Sale
22
—
"
Sale Prices
10)4 June 11
18
June 3(
26 p
i o)4
Sale
18
Houdallle-Hershey—
350
3,650
Highest
<
20
:25
Sale
k
5
1,720 Hlbb Spencer Bartlettcom_25
1,770 Horders Inc common
..*
2,200 tlormel 8c Co (Geo) com A..*
,,v
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Dock
620 Heller (W E) pref w w
""*920
26
12
7)4 Sale
32)4 Sale
Sale
41
39
4,990 Harnischfe<*er Corp com.. 10
53,950 Heileman Brew Co G cap—1
12,550 Heln Werner Motor Parts..3
3,900
20
10 %
7,700 Hall Printing Co com
10
2,350 Hamilton Mfg cl A part pf__10
"""560
?0
23
25
17%
21%
39 %
*23"" "25""
5,050
at Dredge Co com
*
3,100 Fuller Mfg Co common
1
7,840 Gardner Denver Co com
*
1,550
New common............ *
2,370
S3 cum conv pref
20
4,350 General Candy Corp A
5
250
450
30
20%
38%
Class A'......—-———-*
Pits Simons 8c Connell
June
Ash Bid
P
21
17
Elgin Nat Watch Co
15
10 Empire Gas & Fuel 8% pf_100
200
Bid
26
Dodge Mfg Corp common...*
Eddy Paper Corp (The).....*
El Household Utl) Corp
5
2,250
1,800
1,550
55
52
3.550
20C
14,060
65,000
11,150
.
Ask
33
Bid
31
Dexter Co (The) com...——5
Dixie-Vortex Co com........*
10
June 1
1937
1,430
8,150
2,730
3,200
/
PRICES IN JUNE
Price
STOCKS
Jan. 1
*""200
I
Jan. 2
Share*
Par
100 Deep Rock Oil conr pref
*
:iyW50 De Mets Inc pref.......*...*
10
130
700
EXCHANGE
_
Since
Share*
r
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
STOCK
CHICAGO
June 30
Feb. 13
Mar.
5
10% May
8
Mar. 15
,4% Mar. 16
4%
216 May 24
%
96)| May 28 .100
20% Feb. 10 22%
9
Apr.
9 21 1
19)4 June 30 27
20)4 June 12 29%
37
June 24 51
45% June 26 46
June 30
28
Jan.*
8
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
25
1
1
22
May 15
May 25
Jan.
25
15
Jan.
Feb. 11
Feb. 13
Feb.
4
Calamasoo Stove-
560
44)4
46
15)4 Sale
1,450
Capital stock..... .....10
45,950 Kats Drug Co com
-.1
50,630 Kellogg Switchboard com..10
8,250
1,630
^680
3,660
""*560
30
60
1,080
62,200
21,550
44,500
29,630
2,710
3,050
36,250
2,700
3,250
4,100
1,850
310
Preferred—
100
280
.....
38
Kentucky Utll ]r cum pref.50
6% preferred
100
Ken-RadTube 8c Lpcom A..*
tKerlyn Oil Co
common
83)4
20)4
Kingsbury Brewing Co cap.l
La Salle Ext Univ com
2
7)4
27
30
■
14*656
Preferred.
...........10
73,350 Lion OH Ref Co com
....*
40,000 Loudon Packing common...*
4,750 Lynch Corp common ......5
2,450
750
21)4
Sale
8
28)4
11)4 Sale
41)4
43
3)4
4)4
9)4
12
16)4 Sale
6)4 Sale
37
40
$3.50 preferred
*
7,550 Lindsay Light com.....—19
9
26
10)4 Sale
9)4
9)4
81)4 100
25 )4
28
71)4
20)4
22
100
29
2)1
30)4
75
Sale
Sale
2%
2
Sale
84)4
~~9% Sale"
2,420
950
120
Sale
""2)4 Sale*
-.5
Lawbeck Corp 6% cum pfdlOO
leath 8c Co common
*
12
48
12)4
9)4
—.
ioon
A..5
1,730
Cumulative preferred....*
10
3,180 Le Roi Co common
85,380 Libby, McNeill 8c Llbby
10
34,130 Lincoln Printing Co com ._.*
2,000
1,150
1,400
9%
21)4
65-4
38)4
41
8)4 Sale
27%
29
17)4 Sale
11)4
12)4
8)4
9)4
43)4 Sale
4
6
Sale
1%
2
2)4 Sale
44)4
8)4 Sale
41
25
29
16)4
17)4
11)4
12
8)4 Sale
25k June"
1
3)4 June
40)4 June
2
42)4 June 10
June 16 45%
9)4 June 26 16%
8)4 June 14 12%
96)4 Jan. 29 125
25
June 23
43%
72 \
June. 16
89
17)4 Apr. 28 28%
6
7%
May
4
1)4 June 12
3%
1)4 Jan.
4
3%
38
Apr. 29 50
7)4 Jan.
4 13%
25
June 25 34%
16)4 June 17 19%
9)4 Jan.
2 15%
8)4 June 21 12%
40
May
8 45
4
Jan.
5
4%
9)4 Jan. 26
9%
16% Jan.
5 33
3)4 June
4
6%
38% Mar. 18 42 %
24)4 June 24
48)4 June 14
48)4 June 30
27)4 June 14
24% June 24
50
50
25
72
20
6
June 23
June 16
June 15
June
16
1)4 June 12
2
June
1
30
June
7
75
June
3
22
June 23
6)4 June 4
2)4 June
2
2)4 June 24
40
8
June 23
June 28
41
June
7
25
June 25
27)4 June
3
June 25
9
16)4 June 17
11)4 June
7
8)4 June 21
19
June 10
12 % June 22
9)4 June
5
40
Sale
40
June
15
43)4 June
1
4
Sale
4
June
1
4)4 June
2
Sale
10 34
10)4
26)4 Sale x32% Sale
3%
4
3)4 Sale
41
39)4
41)4 38
......
4
33
June 20
4
June
7
25
25
20
25
10
19
Feb.
4
Mar. 17
May
8
Mar. 2
Jan. 20
Jan.
22
Mar. 3
Jan. 26
June 30
Jan. 14
June 10
1
410
43
180
100 HcWUltarns Dredging Co
450
*
37,400
Hanhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
1,040 Mapes Cons Mfg capital
*
86,150 Marshall Field A Co com—*
150 Masonlte Corp common.....*
1
60,460 Mer 8c Mfrs Sec cl A com
Prior preferred....—.....*
1,350
240 Metrop Indust allot ctfs
80,050 Mlckelberry's Food Prod coml
334,100 Middle West Corp capital...5
Stock purchase warrants...
84,700
*
129,850 Midland United Co com
Convertible preferred
35,000
*
5,270 Midland Util 6% pr lien.. 100
8,840
7% prior Hen..,...109
7% preferred A.........100
2,530
""5,406
12*056
360
•
*4*.750
24,850
8,500
7,750
2,300
380
180
100
40
930
6% preferred A.......
100
7.560 Miller A Hart Inc conv pref. •
770
500
9,250 Modlne Mfg
400
7,150
1,170
100
42
52)4
54
28)4
30
50
51)4
.....•
com
Monroe Chemical Co
com
Preferred....——......
100
*
*
•
2,950 Nachman Sprlngfllled com.*
*
2,970 National Battery Co pref
1,700 National Gypsum A n-vcom.5
-.10
87,050 National Leather com
.2
13,050 Nat'l Pressure Cooker Co
"5*306
200
2)4 Sale"
21)4
24
19)4 Sale
50
60
64
6)4
6)4
31)|
33)4
15
""2"" "*2)4 "*1)4 ""2)4
22
30
24)4 Sale
22
28)4
23)4 Sale
53
46
.
57
Cumul.
conv.
pref...
*
27
Sale
70
"""loo
60 Okla Gas A El 7% pref
100
1.470 Ontario Mfg Co com—......*
700
2,150
"""600
5,850
85
■
I'
170
2/
3)4
3)4
9)4 Sale
3 % Sale
*2**
5%
U,
Sale*
j* n
7)4
46
aI*
49
7)4
Sale
50
:
2,000
50
350
1,300
3)4
4)4
I
38
Sale
50
Sale
19 %
28 %
63
Sale
29)4
68
15
29 %
15
%
16
8)4 Sale
4
Sale
30
30
1)4
1)4
41)4 Sale
AV*
42
13)4 Sale
11
27
71
25
39)4
115)4
21)4
28)4
41
28)4
22)4
Sale
Sale
6
Sale
Sale
12
page 66
25
June 21
7)4
1)4
)4
3)4
2)4
June
June
June
June
June
June 14
17
14
24
18
16
1)4 June
5
1)4 June 11
3%
•
35% Sale
7
47%
8)4
50)4
3)4 June 15
35
June 28
7)4 June, 17
47)4 June 118
26
k
June
4
17
8
6
June 30
27)4 June 30
9)4 June
15"
28
20
28)4
26)4
2)4 Sale
51
55
15)1*16%
33)4 Sale
6)4
7)4
3
3%
Jan.
2)4 June
:....
Apr.
38
Sale
4
28
June 28
1)4 June 11
37% June 29
Sale
27
10)4 June 25
24)4 June 25
57)4 Sale
57)4 June 14
23)4 June 29
27
14
18)4
10
27)4
25
20
20)4
13)4
30)4
24)4
34
53
19)4
20
12
13)4
32)4
34)4
5)4
6
2)4 Sale
"l9% Junfr"
4% June 16
25
June 21
31%
27%
2%
7)4
1%
%
3)4
2%
Feb.
June
June
June
June
June
June
1
30
17
14
24
18
16
29
5
June
14
1
4)4 June
4)4 June
2
2
3
2
4
1)4 June
5
1% June 11
3% June 15
June
35
June 28
7% Jan.
47
16)4 June 11
29)4 June 15
k
34
16
11)4
33
5)4
2)4
56
18)4
12
33)4
6
Sale
7
Mar. 27
21
11
16)4 June 11
27% May 17
Jan.
8
15%
7%
1%
12
10
29
20
11
31
22
Jan. 25
Jan. 25
Jan. 16
Jan. 28
Feb.
5
12%
9%
9% Mar.
5
7
4
22
4
Feb.
4
8% Jan.
8% Jan.
46% Jan.
18
13
2
15
5
10
Jan.
49% Feb.
40
Apr. 21
26
Feb. 23
22
Jan.
28
32
Jan. 14
79% Apr.
3(
2% Jan. 12
17
Apr.
9
June
I
June
1
14% Jan.
Apr. 29
12% Jan.
30)4 June
1% June
3
28
June 28
2
7
36% Feb. 10
3% Feb. 16
37% June 29
16
44
June
6 k June
11)4 June
8
% June 14
6
1% Jan.
132 Apr.
9
5
25
June 14
63
June
2
31
Juen
5
20)4
June" I
5
1%
June
9%
June
16%
37
June
81
June
June 29 54
106
Apr. 28 116
18% Mar. 30 21%
5%
10%
24%
57%
23%
13
27
June 21
27
June" 21
27
Feb.
9
June 21
June 25
23
June 25
23
June 25
53
June
2
11
18)4 June 18
12
June
33
June 29
19
5)4 June
3
2)4 June 17
1 )4 June
5
54)4 June 11
19)4 June 10
12)4 June 14
35
June 15
6)4 June 11
2)4 June
1
58
8
14
25
25
14
23
1)4 June
1% Sale
70
7
June
...
24
33
30%
4
Mar. 12
2
Jan.
June
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
6
15)4 June
5)4 June 14
11
4
1
1
1)4 June 11
4)4 June
4
38
June
I
9
June
7
51)4 June 2
2%
4%
12 125
5
6
54
Jan.
)4 June
5)4
28)4 Sale
1%
1)4
4
3 )4 June
"""k "June" 14
"14)4 "16"
7
Jan.
Apr.
22% Jan.
16)4 June 11
28% June 28
28
June 16
2
21
19
60
401
28)4
Sale
29)4
«*e
4k June" 16
3
3)4
4)4
Sale
*20)4 Sale"
15 %
For footnote*
2)4 June
2)4 June
110
29 %
1
June 28
65
Sale
14)4
com.
2§k
4
Sale
""6)4 ""7*" ""6)4 "*6)4
29
62,750 Pines Winterfront
June 16
Sale
1)4
...
25
6,100
480
57% Mar.
32
Jan.
65
1)4 Sale
12
19 %
*
390
6% preferred...........100
5,000 Penn Elec Switch conv A. .10
•
4,300 Penn Gas A Elec A com
2,340 Perfect Circle (The) Co.
20,750 Pictorial Pap Pkg com
5
450
June"
2
3
8)4 Sale
Convertible preferred
2,400
j
2)4
2
5,800 Parker Pen Co (The) com..10
»
27,800 Peabody Coal Co B com
300
Sale
7)4 Sale
2)4 Sale
34
%
4
4)4
2)4
4
i*
1)4
4)4
*
20
50
48% June 30
"2% Sale" "~2%~June~36 ""3k June" "7
Sale
i
Common
■
41
2
"22)4 "27)4 "20*" "25*" ~20~" ~24~~
Oshkosk B'Gosh Inc—
,
3
53
27)4 Sale
National Standard—
Common stock..........10
11,400
40,300 National Union Radio com.. 1
60,150 Noblitt-Sparks lnd Inc cap 5
69,950
Rights
30,150 North American Car Com..20
122,100 Northwest Bancorp com
*
*
9,185 Northwest Eng Co com
2,380 Nor West Util pr lien pref.lOS
V**'.; 4,560
7% preferred...........IgO
48% Feb. 11
June
June
26
3)4 Sale
12)4 Sale
5)4 Sale
)4 Sale
7
6
5)4 Sale
Nat Republic Invest Trust—
21,060
900
25
48)4 Sale
"
10 Mountain States Pow pref.100
1,450 Muskegon Mot Spec cl. A.
230
.....
32
50
.....
*
100 Mandel Bros Inc cap
"""166
50
40
4,190 McCord Red A Mfg "A"
*
7,800 vfcGraw Electric com
...5
1,380 McQuay-NorrisMfg com.
*
200
1% Apr. 28
51
Jan.
7
18% June 18
12
May 13
30
May 14
5% May 28
2% June 17
Feb.
12
3
Mar. 29
Feb.
5
Jan. 15
Mar.
8
Jan. 25
Jan. 25
Jan.
14
Jan.
19
15%
30%
29%
2%
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
23
16
18
25
55
Feb.
26
24% Mar. 8
17% Jan. 14
35
Jan.
11
7% Mar, 16
3% Feb.
1
CHICAGO
56
STOCK
600
W
50
:
150
Jx
450
1,750
160
350
.
1,450
:f
1,050
400
-;
"2'280
50
1
S-fY,Sdo
1,200
400
900
310
*-
950
220
900
.■
.
;
1,520 Slryer Steel Castings com—*
24,650 South Bend Lathe Wks cap 5
500
910
200
150
1,740
1,070
57,720
33,150
2,850
11,250
17,450
62,800
39,950
220
40
9,650
5,250
150
s
250
1,250
5,400
2,800
200 Utility Power Ac Light cl A.l
1,560 Viking Pump Co common—*
550
20
5,150
-
—•
16,060 Wuhi Co com
36,730 Walgreen Co com
1,600
.
Preferred.
700 Ward
160
150
60
7,950
Wleboldt Stores Inc com
Cum prior
60
700
10,860
3,650
1,700
2,600
5,900
91,650
36,300
10,750
62,950
•
(Montgom) 8c Co cl A.*
preferred—
*
Highest
Sale Prices
3* June
3* June 14
5* Feb.
3
June
1
1* June 12
Jan.
June
2
1 * June 17
70
June 25
Jan.
June 11
Jan.
109* June 26
114
Apr. 20
Jan.
20
18
12
12
12
12
4
70
June 25
June
1
74
June 11
June
11
109* June 26
June
3
74
Sale
aV/*
9
10
109
Jan.
18
.21
Jan.
20
Sale
June 17
Sale
June 14
24
20* June 11
28
June
June 28 125*
Apr. 23 150
18
May 20
4
Jan#
5
•1* June 17
June 11
2* June
2
12
30
25* June
25* Sale
30
26**37*
27 *
82
20
Sale
20
Sale
June 29
June 21
June
1
11
26*
83
12*
29
32*
163
Sale
233
28
20*
22
23*
22*
"5
6*
4*
105
)2
93
83*
15*
85
Sale
18*
4*
Sale
4*
18
.—
20
11* Sale
25
25*
31*
12
Sale
25*
32
17*
L0*
21*
24
20*
Sale
9*
22
"*2* Sale"
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
32*
June 14
35
31
Sale
June 11
22* June 24
20* June 28
1
223
39;
23
40
223^
39 h
4*
37*
5*
38*
2*
26*
145
.....
21* Sale
19
21
16*
June 29
June 16
June 28
98
96
90
72
18
Sale
73
Sale
90
73
1
June*"8
;34
May
June
May
June
June
Jan.
Apr.
42
17*
9*
Sale
Sale
Sale
23
Sale
Sale
20* Sale
39*
41
June 14
June 15
* June 19
2* June 17
22*
23*
22* June
9
40
June 25
41
147
23
93
93
6
8
6*
7* Sale
June
4
June 28
15* Jan.
2
4
Apr.
2
17* May 25
22* June 14
30
June 14
1
3
June
19* June 25
„
June
1
3* June
1
22* "June" 9
93
June 14
39
June 25
40
Feb.
June
June
Jan.
June
Jan.
2*
*
2*
10*
22 *
3* June 24
1
June 17
8
9* June
22
June 21
June 11
10
20
1
June
24
June 29
June 16
73
31* June
2
June 15
2
2*
2*
25
June 24
25* Sale
26*
135* June
2 138
136* 138
21
June
8
21
19* 20
Sale
Sale
1
17
21* June
3
3* Sale
*
*
2*
2*
Sale
June
5
June
1
June 28
June 10
June
June 11
8
June 17
19* June 25
9
8
10
Sale
June
June 21
30
6
May 22
90
92
76
20*
4*
18*
10*
22* June 14
30*
30
31*
19* Jan.
96
10
10*
20
22
L02* June 11
20
20
19*
81*
10*
28*
16*
June
9
June
7
June
1
June 25
June
5
June
1
June
4
5
16* June 30
4* June 28
17* June
9
Sale
♦
c
*
2
Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..*
Zenith Radio Corp com.....*
Woodall Indust com
value,
t Formerly the A. &
Stock split-up on a two-for-one
No par
dividend,
....
Sale
8*
10*
17*
33
Sale
12
Sale
June
625
£12,011.
gold movement to and from the Port of
New York were outlined as follows in the "Monthly Re¬
view" of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York for July 1:
Details of the
5
12
15
31
35
Mar.
3
40
Apr. 22
Mar.
27* Mar.
26
11
6
9
Jan.
8
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
107
95
83!
20*
26
28
6
May
7
Jan. 28
Mar.
2
20*
153
283
283
Mar.
8
Mar.
8
Mar.
8
33!
Mar. 31
15* Mar.
4
May 22
23
9
Jan.
25
17
6* Feb.
4
Jan.
14
14
9
15
2
11
24* Feb. 23
Jan. 26
40
5
Jan. 20
49* Feb.
8
Feb. 15
26* Mar. 10
93
June
4
12* Feb.
1
2 156
135* June
20* Feb. 19
93
June 4
6
June 14
June
June
June
7* June
6* May 18
9* June 14
June 29
8* June
10* June
17* June
14
June 29
30
June 17
34* June
30
June 17
12
Mar. 6
15* Feb. 19
27* Jan. 14
40* Feb. 17
6Ex stoc
stock.
marked increase in the circulation of the Bank of
{Continued from page 53)
$0.5499 until late in June, 'but reacted slightly
to $0.5489% during the course of trading on the 29th."
Changes in the gold holdings of the Bank of England
during June were as follows:
For the week ended June 2,
a decrease of £30,821; for the week ended June 9, an in¬
crease of £64,104; for the week ended June 16, an increase
of £15,808; for the week ended June 23 an increase of
£5,138,257, and for the week ended June 30, an increase
11
4* Apr.
14
14
Sale
32* Sale
Feb.
87* Mar.
Apr.
28* Feb.
95
Mar.
14* Mar.
26
19
June 15
June 24
2
June
K. Petroleum Co.; change in title approved by stockholders April 13, 1937. a New
basis, e 60% stock dividend paid Aug. 15, 1936* z Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights.
held close to
of
7* June <
9* June P
8* Sale
10
10*
Sale
Sale
8* Sale
13* Sale
__
30
21
ai
18
18
14
2
9
1
11
8
Apr. 20
34* May 10
Feb.
Mar. 24
Jan. 21
June 30
5
June 30
89
4*
_
5
Sale
5
93
*
.
23*
21*
22*
Sale
23*
6
104
Sale
75
Sale
Sale
18*
3* Sale
5
38*
21*
89 *
12*
30*
32*
23*
23*
June 18
30* Sale
3* Sale
Sale
4*
21
36*
12
11
Jan.
15
25
70
35""
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
2
25* June
1
73
Mar. 12
June 14
22
.08
Sale"
Williams OU-O-Matic com..
...
Jan.
June
June 28 112* June
June 24 138
June
3
June
5
22* June 29
June 19
5 * June
2
Wisconsin Bankshares—
Common
Jan.
June 17
_7
Convertible preferred
51,950
""""76
-v,,'
common.25
Southw GAcE Co 7% pref.100
Southwestern Lt 8c Pow pfd_*
St Louis Nat Stockyards cap *
Standard Dredge cony pref.*
Common
.....*
Stein & Co (A) common.....*
Storkllne Pur com
-10
Sunstrand Mach Tool com..*
Swift Ac Co stk
......25
Swift Inteinacional
15
Sou Colo Power A
16,250 Thompson (J R) com......25
2
4,000 Trane Co (The) common
182,760 Utah Radio Products corn5
46,700 Utility Ac Ind Corp com
650
3,350
14,050
2,400
4,200
^
Common
..............60
2,100
6% preferred.....
..I#®
2,310
7% preferred
10°
1,890
*
13,895 Quaker Oats Co com
Preferred.—...——..100
1,380
10
4,000 Rath Packing Co com
40,650 Raytheon Mf< Co com rtc 50c
6% preferred ▼ tc
5
27,350
24,400 Reliance Mffl Co Common. 10
Preferred.
——100
140
15,130 Rollins Hos Mills conv pref.*
80 Ross Gear & Tool com......*
4,750 Sanfiamo Electric Co.......*
Common (new).
*
4,200
19,150 Schwltzer Cummins capital. 1
*
5,400 Sears Roebuck Ac Co com
1
11,550 Serrick Corp cl B com
3,650 Slgnode Steel Strap Co pf_30
Common
*
11,450
Lowest
Sale Prices
3* June 14
1* June 12
1* June 17
1
16,200 Potter Co (The) com
*
59,800 Prime Co common
6,850 Process Corporation com...*
9,750 Pub Serf of Nor 111 com.....*
1,050
2,450
1,050
i
Par
Shares
8hare»
i
Highest
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
1937
Lowest
Sale Prices
STOCKS
Jan. 1
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
Since
In
June
PRICES IN JUNE
CHICAGO
SALES
AGGREGATE
EXCHANGE
STOCK
England.
Premier Blum went before Parlia¬
ment to request drastic financial authority to deal with
the fiscal crisis.
Hie Chamber of Deputies gave M. Blum
Early in the month
substantial majority, but the Finance
a
Committee of the
reported adversely and the Senate rejected his
proposal.
Throughout the discussion the Blum Cabinet persistently
refused to disclose details as to how it proposed to utilize
Senate
the emergency powers which it requested, but the
outline was revealed by the opposition speakers in
bates
In
made
no
both
houses.
The Ministers
of
the
attempt to deny these interpretations.
of the United States rose approximately
$330,000,000 further during June—by far the largest increase
for any month since October, 1935.
Concurrently, the inac¬
tive gold account of the Treasury increased and on June 25
amounted to $1,057,800,000.
The accompanying diagram in¬
dicates the extent of the rise in the gold stock since devalua¬
tion of the dollar in January, 1934, and the increase since
December, 1936, in that part of the gold stock held in the
the
government
M. Blum's
plan might be stated as follows:
inactive account.
general
the de¬
"The gold stock
"Imports affecting the gold stock totaled $202,800,000 dur¬
ing June, of which $145,000,000 from England, $20,400,000
from
Canada, $10,600,000 from lYance, $4,800,000 from
India, $2,300,000 from Switzerland, $2,200,000 from Co¬
lombia, and $400,000 from Holland came to New York.
On
the West Coast receipts included $15,300,000 from Japan,
$1,600,000 from Australia, and $200,000 from Hongkong,
in addition, $15,000,000 of gold was released from foreign
account earmarkings at the Federal Reserve Bank of New
York and receipts
including
by the gold stock from other sources,
newly-mined and scrap gold,
totaled about
$113,000.000.". -.
'
Canadian exchange during
June ranged between a dis¬
count of 9/32% and a premium of 3/64%.
CONTINENTAL AND OTHER FOREIGN EXCHANGE
The critical situation of the French franc
was
nating factor in the foreign exchange market.
The unsatis¬
factory position of the French Treasury, deprived of access
to the Paris market for many months, even before M.
Blum's assumption to the .premiership more than a year
ago, compelled more or less disguised borrowing from the
Bank of France even after the conclusion of the tripartite
currency agreement last September. Direct advances to the
State, which were formerly limited under the Poincare sta¬
bilization law to 3,200,000,000 francs as a permanent loan,
aggregated at the end of May 23,000,000,000 francs.
The
situation became grave early in June and resulted in a heavy
French
funds
into the London
market
and in
the franc on gold at the
lowest
another revalorization of gold reserves
at
from
(a profit estimated
8,000,000,000 francs).
3. Acquisition of the 10,000,000,000 francs then held by the
stabilization fund (held mainly in currency at the time 6t
debates), and abolition of the control itself,
foreign securities—prob¬
4. Control of French holdings of
ably in the form of a government lien—thereby creating a
second line of defense of the newly-stabilized franc in the
event of grave danger.
5. Increased taxation to the extent of A,500,000,000
francs.
the nation's economic structure back
into working order without modification of the national 40hour week, to he effected by sterner opposition to labor ex¬
tremists and by application of the newly-raised funds to
other remedies for the labor situation.
The obstinate resistance of the Senate to the program was
6. An attempt to get
explained as a sincere conviction that any threat or attempt
lay hands on private security holdings abroad would be
only partially successful and extremely unjust, and would
result in creating a worse capital scare than any previously
to
witnessed.
clearly evi¬
dent in May and even earlier, and in June became the domi¬
flow of
1. The 'Stabilization of
limit permitted by the stabilization law (4.35c.).
2. Acquisition by the French Treasury of profits
M.
Blum
and his Cabinet resigned
resigned.
They were M. Charles
"
June 21.
With
Rist, long regarded as an
"
:
a
on
M. Camille Chautemps organized a new
Cabinet, which was in effect merely a shifting of positions
among the Popular Front Ministers.
M. Blum became
President of the Council of Ministers; M. Vincent Auriol,
Finance Minister in the Blum Cabinet, became Minister of
Justice under M. Chautemps, and M. Georges Bonnet, Ammassador to Washington, was made Finance Minister and
returned to Paris on June 28.
As noted above in the review of sterling exchange, it was
disclosed that the equalization fund was exhausted.
On
June 16 two of the four directors of the equalization fund
M. Blum's support,
{Continued
on
page
57)
&;-2S
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
Km
yyy
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1937
June—
Shares
In
-':H
June' y
$
3,000
-
338,087
BALTIMORE
STOCK E3CHAM0E
SALES
Since
Jan. 1 (t;[
BONDS
Bid
June 30
Ask Bid
Bid
"92*566
33,550
6,500
y
"2".66O
1,000
6,000
y
103% June
T.
4,114
1,447
631
**686
1,593
366
Lowest
1975
1975
6s flat
1950
STOCKS.
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
1 Sale Prices
«
8 103 % June
103% June
8 103% June
8
Mar. 22
16 113
110
June'25 il5% Ju'ne"25
115%
Apr.
116
115
May 12 116
May 12
Feb.
Jan.
113% May
114
Jan.
108
Feb.
4 119
11
6 113% May
28 115
16 108
6
"38% "39%
32"
Sale
"27"" "28"
28
45%
102%
37%
Sale
33%
—-
15
Feb.
16
108% Jan.
—
Feb.
15 108% Jan.
105
——-
28 106% Jan.
15
14
8
June 25
32
June
1
32
June 25
37% June
June
1
4
36
June 29 100
Jan.
28
99
47
June 25
41% Jan.
June 25
48
Jan.
6
"67% June" "3
156%-*%*-
101%
Sale"
101%
99% June
Sale"
101 % June
99
June 29 104
Mar. 17
92
95
Ga Southern & Fla 5s
1945
Interstate Bond Go coll tr
Shares
912
j
A 5s flat
B 5s
Georgia Marble
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
4%8__ .1940
Atlantic Coast Line 5% ctfs..
Bait Transit Co 4s flat..1975
5,000
5% series BBB
1944-51
20,000 Read Drug & Chem 5^8.1945
Shares
r?
Bait Co 3d school
1936
$163,600
1,482,200
1,098,700
Lowest
Ask
500 City 4s Dock Impt
1961
300 4s Paving Loan
1951
600 3% » New Sewerage Imp.. 1980
1,000
9,000
756,500
221,900
40,500
6,000
17,000
1937
$172,150
Jan. 1 to June 30-
June 1
Ask
3,000 3%8 Public Impt
1940
700 48 Annex Improvement.. 1951
2,000 City 4s 3d Sewer Ser (cpn) '59
4a Sewerage
1,500
Impt...
1961
"'"366
'
•
PRICES IN JUNE
Price
Jan. 2
1937
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS—
$
Bond Sales
June
33,602
481,337
Jan. 1 to June 30—....™—.—
AGGREGATE
1
1936
39,024
Jan.
May
67% June
3
67% June
99% June
9
1
93
3
99
1 101% June
13
9
3
72% Feb. 11
Apr. 14 99
Apr. 14
100% Jan. 25 101% Apr. 29
Par
48,533 Arundel Corporation—»—•
2,992 Atlantic Coast L (Conn)
50
8,275 Bait Transit Co com ▼ t c
10,779
1st Preferred ▼ t c—
■f 100 Benesch & Sons Co Inc
*
'■£
4,470 Black & Decker common
*
9,715 Consol Gas E L 9c Power
'
2,231
5% preferred.....——.-150
~
15,791
1.1$2
Eastern Sugar Assoc com ...1
Preferred
10,646
1
4,359 Fidelity & Deposit
....20
3,635 Fidelity Be Guar Fire Corp. 10
1,471 Finance Co of Am class A-..*
301
452
267
201
100
245
Class B—
■:
18
Sale
46
Sale
2%
8
20% Sale
49 % Sale
20
June
16
21% June 10
18
49
20% Sale
48%
51
134
June
28
54
46
1 % June
87
115
Sale
Sale
45% Sale
Sale
4
Sale
"I-
5
4
3% June 25
26"
24% "June" 14
Sale
27
25%
66
Sale
64
113
71%
Sale
113
44%
12%
123""
123
46
13 %
40
13 %
Sale
42
Sale
17
21% June 28
June 28
21%
—I
122
June 25
June
34%
119%
39%
13%
13 %
120% Sale
39 % Sale
13 % Sale
—.i..*
June 10
1% June
29% June
71% June
9
1
26
June
9
39
June
3
18 123% June
June
June 30 40
June
4 13 % June
June
4 13% June
3
2
1
4
6 Ga Sou & FlaRy 1st pref_.100
2,824
6,174
Houston Oil preferred
100
124 Humphrey Mfg Co com
*
25
Preferred————.25
137
541 Mfra Finance
154
1,688
140
998
1,475
7,012
—..1
......
131
613
.12
339
20
30
45,051
New Amsterdam Casualty. 2
476 Northern Central Ry
..—50
26,070 Owings Mills Distillery
1
1,231 Penna Water A: Power com.. *
25
Preferred 1 is'.—.:isi * *
i 204 Phillips Packing Co., pref.100
113
.
300
137
2
20
237 Seaboard Comm'l
10
25
70
6,506
69,009
87
22
com
A
8t
Sale
Sale"
21
2
1,407 Western National Bank
20
Apr.
5
2
21% June 28 50%
34% June 28 48
119% June 18 136
39% May 18 48%
12% Jan.
4
13%
12% Jan. 15 13%
Feb.
Jan.
8
Jan.
6
Apr.
3
Jan. 22
Mar. 11
Feb.
9
20% June 28
22% June 10
Jan.
4
Feb. 15
Feb. 25
Jan.
62
Apr. 21
25
45
19% Apr.
42% Jan.
24% Jan. 22
42% Feb. 24
90
90
90
1
12%
Sale'
"4H Sale"
Sale
% June
103* Sale
1% Sale
3% Sale
3%
4
June 29
9
1% June
1
3% June 14
3% June 23
3%
June
1
38%
35
2t/l
72
I
74
33
June
3
34 % June
25% June 28
Sale
33
27%
26 % June
6
June
6
75"" Sale"
June
9
Mar.
% June
9
10% June
1% June
3% June
3% June
3
275
5
2
9
33
Jan.
14
Sale
13%
:::::
~91%
74~" Sale"
77
109 %
76
June
3
70
Jan.
June 28
45
June 28
44
Jan.
13%
99%
%
73
14
June 11
45
16% Sale
xo2 &
June
June
June
June
15
June
5
13% June
99% June 19
% June 10
75
June
4
Apr.
28
24
14
24
110
June
4 110
101
June 11 101
June
4
June 11
97%
73
108
101
15
15 :; v
May
June
May
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
42
28
Sale
23
Sale
35%
..t—
35
June
June
15
42:
June
June
15
17
42
21
23% June
1
21
June
35
22% Sale
June 24
36
4
34
Apr.
June
3
25% May 20
4% Feb.
3
72
42
277
May
June
Mar. 13
1%
12%
2%
4%
4%
June
1% Apr.
3% Mar.
10
Guar
22
89% Jan.
Jan.
7 115
June 25
88%
Class B———..10
Preferred
...25
US Fidelity
Jan.
413*
...50
29 National Marine Bank
3,024
Sale
........
3,831 Merch Be Miners Tranap
*
5,025 Monon W Penn PS 7% oref 25
1,338 Mt Vern-Vv ood> Mills Com 100
2,830
Preferred.^—.......... 100
.
20h
42 M
.....
16,700 Mar Tex OHCommon class A
111,913
12 Mercantile Trust Co
64
20
3% May 11
38
3
3%
*
* t
common
1st preferred.—.25
Second preferred
25
Jan.
55
Realty com
*
Preferred—.100
61,978
Mar. 4
Jan. 11
9
25
Guilford
306
54
3
114% June; 8 112
June
23% Apr. 22
3% June 25
3% May 11
24% June 14
■$ 1% June
June
5
Jan.
Jan.
4
r
22
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
21
15
19
5
Apr. 22
May 19
Jan. 13
27% Jan. 27
7% Apr. 27
82
Mar. 4
41
44% May 11
2
18% Feb.
Feb.
104
9
1% Feb.
95
Feb.
9
10
111% Mar. 17
103% Mar. 1
18% Feb. 16
18
45
Feb.
>•
W*
37
i
10
Apr. 24
Jan.
Jan.
16
5
Mo par value.
.
;«»;v
:Yf}
■■
(Continued from
page
56)
eminent authority, and M. Paul Baudoin.
resignation to M. Auriol they said:
In their letter of
..
"You know the actual resources of the equalization
fund,
which shortly will be forced to appeal to the Bank of France
gold reserves.
been
For several weeks the fund's directors have
able
only to confess their powerlessness to reduce
pressure weighing upon the franc which they were unable
to relieve.
Our daily reunions no longer serve any practical
purpose.
The game is being played on other fields and
that is why we asked to be relieved of our task."
Mr. Auriol asserted during the debates that not less than
60,000,000,000 francs ($2,276,000,000) of French capital had
sought refuge abroad
In addition, an excessively large
amount of French gold and bank notes of high denomination
were
held hoarded within France.
Despite the grave plight of the French Treasury, the bank¬
ing position was strong as the gold holdings of the Bank of
France exceeded $2,258,000,000 on June 26, the second
larg¬
est gold reserve in the world.
The real difficulty confront¬
ing the French authorities arises from the apparent impossi¬
-y-:;
bility of restoring confidence on the part of the French sav¬
ings and investing class in the political and financial poli¬
cies of the government.
Throughout the month the spot rate for francs was kept
relatively steady by the cooperation of the several exchange
funds, but after the Cabinet changes, and even before,
future francs were quoted at discounts so severe that foreign
exchange experts in New York estimated that, expressed in
terms of interest rates, the discounts would yield around 45%.
On
June 29
the French
Senate voted to the Chautemps
Government dictatorial powers over French monetary and
fiscal affairs until Aug. 31.
M. Georges Bonnet, Finance
Minister, announced on June 30 that the franc would no
longer be held to gold between the upper and lower points
established by the gold law of last October, but that the
franc would be allowed to find its own level and that a new
valuation
of
gold
might be
mad^ later.
It
was
at first
thought that the franc would be devalued at the lower level
contemplated by
(4.35c.).
dollars
the law of October, which would be in
However, with the abandonment of the
(Continued
on
page
63)
;
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•
■'
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.
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;
Boston Stock
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON
372,436
3,634,397
Shares
June
Jan. 1 to June 30
In
Since
June
Jan. 1
3,000
3.850
919
1,264
540
20
,
—
—
83
83%
90
95
100
97
STOCKS
Boston Ac Albany
6%
non-cum
First
95
97
90
65
4
June
10
June
110
June 22
June
133 % June 16
June
2
65
27% June 10
June
lto
Common.......
18
170
June
June
June
Traveler'Corp*
7
June
10
June
108
Pref erred
3
June
100
....
June 17
June
Boston At Maine pref stpd.lOo
329
June 26
95c June 16
June
*
preferred..........50
Boston Herald
84
.....
preferred...50
Boston Elevated
June 17
Sale Prices
103 % Jan. 28 104
78 % June 28
89
Jan.
28
Feb. 23
June 21
83
95
9514 May 17 101
96
Mar. 31 101
Jan.
4
Jan.
7
Jan.
7
85c
Jan.
20
15
Par
Amor Pneumatic Service
5
,,
100
1948
—
Sale Prices
80
78% June 28
83
June 21
81
.....
Amer Telep & Teleti
100
189 Blgelow-San Carpet pref.100
8,102
;
1948
Series D 4s
4,979
11,878
10,707
1,648
3,043
271
77 %
83%
87%
94
-
4,515
3,571
1,709
53,685
300
166
Highest
Sale Prices
3%i-1947
1948
Shares
Shares
Lowest
Ask
Ask Bid
Bid
Series C 6s
4,350
V
Ask
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
1937
East Mas* StRK serA «»• 1948
Series B 5a
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
IN JUNE
Price
Bid
Boston Term Co 1st
—--
$47,150
886,300
Jan. 2
W^BONDS^Mi
S
4,000
212,000
80,600
15,200
Jan. 1 to June 30
1936
$6,950
218,800
t
PRICES
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
June-.-
324,161
2,158,990
.
1937
Bond Sales
1936
1937
Stock Sales
June
11
June 21
10 0
May
2% June
16
Jan
Jan.
159%
107%
129%
60%
25%
June
May :
June :
June i
Apr.
5% Jan.
8% Jan.
5% Jan.
4
Jan.
June
8
2
Feb.
Jan.1; 4
Mar.
Jan.
8
6
Mar. 23
Mar. 25
A':
Mar. 23
•
770
746
60
113
1st preferred class A....100
588
40
June
June
17
1st pref class D
100
v
339
482
754
308
229
15
610
255
40
.
66,503
4,715
4,724
4,831
5,759
3,446
1,500
1,316
2,953
9,621
3,294
916
■!:i
...
55
458
*'•
575
5
3,485
25
804
:'r
125
•0piW;:}
\
3
52
925
::
,
••
■
:
4,890
!' V*'
800
:::;vv
9,680
"
'i'v-
W-.
m:
1,385
101
2,108
22,016
67
1,705
135
1,275
293
3,074
~4',115
160
585
1,756
2,008
350
35
"4",916
387
904
4,678
495
60",907
165
535
360
160
JkH
June
44
June
June
2
June
1
Adjustment...........100
June
7
100
see page
June 28
1
June
1
June 28
June 29
16
June 24 132% June 16
June 24
21% June 14
June 30 40% June 19
...»
10
June 28
15c June 10
June
8
June
10
it*
June
19
June
11
15 H June
1
June 22
»
June
9
June 22
4
June 22
38
June 21
1
June 22
12
12
; Jan.
i Feb.
11
15
Jan.
19
Jan.
18
Jan.
19
Mar.
5
18
4
7
2
4
9
Jan.
; Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
; Jan.
i Jan.
Jan.
I Mar.
Apr.
8% June
June
June
16
127
June
June
19
39% June
May 3
May 10
Apr. 26
I Jan. 22
May
May
1% Jan.
15c
'
June
10
2
4
Mar. 11
101
June
10
I Jan.
6
49
0
Feb.
Jan.
June
June
11
6
13
Feb.
June
40
June 26
Jan.
4% June
55% June
35% June
2
May
9
m
6
Feb.
13% Mar.
May
3% May
11% Apr.
1
Apr.
10
May
June
49
Jan.
130
June
June 29
A
59.
2% June 21
June 29
14% June
Feb.
4
June
Jan.
35
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
1
11
2
15
14
June
June 21
65c
June
15
1}
26
June 24
22]
May
Apr.
I Jan.
June 24
17
4
4
2
Mar.
; Jan.
5
June 22
14
May
10% Jan.
36
Jan.
2% May
Jan.
19
June
June 22
19
11%
,
June
UX: June
23
2
June
1
June
15
June
2
June
2
June
2
25c June
2
June 29
56
19
June
38%
Sale
46% June
8% June
1
June
7
15
June
14
June
6JS
59
First preferred.........100
Preferred B
;
1 J©
General Capital Corp
Mar.
Jan.
40c
June
June 28
520
Preferred.................
3,128
Class B
»
6,794 Helvetia OH Co tr ctfs
1
280 lnt'1 Button Hole Mach Co„!0
;
57,327
Royal Copper....
2b
18%
I
1,047 Loaw's Theatres
25
10
20,216 Maine Central.....
—100
37%
6,090
Preferred
100
3%
17,534 M»«* Util Associates v t e...»
4,392 Mayflower-Old Col Copper.25
53
4,790 Mergenthaler Linotype
-•
43,556 Narragansett Rac'g Assn Incl
7,822 Nat Service Co com shs t c
1
41,477 National Tunnel Ac Mines._*
250 N E Gas Ac El Assn pref
*
10,238 New England Tel At Tel...lM 140
10
30 New River Co com
100
91
641
Preferred
..100
5%
13,442 N Y N H At Hartford
100
65c
368,417 North Butte
2.50
342 Northern RR (N H)
100 110%
22%
10,427 Old Colony
ICS
170
Certificates of deposit
19,955 Old Dominion Co
25
41
5,350 Pacific Mills
100
40%
23,526 Pennsylvania RR
50
65,453
Rights
40,397 Quincy Mining Co
25
25
1,366 Keece Button Hole Mach.. 10
\
2%
3,526 Reece Folding Mach Co
10
14
20,476 Shawmut Assn T C
29%
23,965 Stone 8c Webster Inc cap stk
3%
3,828 Suburban Elec Secur'com..
50
380
2d preferred...
98
7,931 Torrlngton Co
*
€ 6,895
(New)
34c
22,040 Unloo Copper Ld Ac Min Co 25
8,148 Union Twist Drill
5 27
89%
26,797 United Shoe Mach Corp
52
41%
3,167
Preferred
25
1%
32,345 Utah Apex Mining.........®
1%
253,266 Utah Metal At Tunnel.
—J
1%
2,908 Venezuela Holding Corp
1
7
60 Venezuela Mexican Oil CrpIO
60 Vermont Ac Mass Ry Co...100 131
16)
8,381 Waldorf System Inc.......*
10!
19,161 Warren Bros
*
1,778 Warren (S D) 8c Co com
•
For footnotes
80c June
3
.
7
4
11% June
June
Ry Co....
1,835 Hathaway Bakeries cl A
260
15
June 26
com
4%% Cum Prior pref... 100
6% Cum preferred..... 100
1,436
545
3 % June
15% June
June 22
*
preferred.............20
6,248 Gilchrist Co....
12,798 Gillette Safety Rasor Co....*
135
9
June 11
June 29
June
25
17 General Stockyards Corp pf.*
105 Georgian Inc (The) com
*
5
*
....
Eastern Gas At Fuel Assn
East Mass St
June
25
...
797 Economy Grocery Stores...*
20,792 Edison Elec Illumination. 100
12,766 Employers' Group Assoc T C*
863
; : 35
.
East Boston Co
....
100
■;'
Copper Range Co
14
140
June
3% June
12% June
Eastern SS Lines* Inc......*
Preferred
240
...»
3,313
;■
135
7,633 Brown At Durrel Co common.
57,769 Calumet At Hecla .........25
824 Cliff Mining Co
870
20 % June
4
19
June 10
18% June
19
June
13% June
Boston Personal Prop Tr
*
380 Boston ft Providence..... 100
"3", 253
16
12
14
3,812
1,609
June
14% Feb.
100
Class C 1st pref stamped 100
1st pref class C
..100
Class D 1st pref stamped 100
743
10% Jan.
14% Jan.
Jan.
9% June !
9% Jan.
13% June
13
Mar.
8
Mar.
8
Mar. 30
Mar. 4
Mar.
5
Mar. 30
Mar.
8
Mar. 27
36
Class B 1st preferred
628
2,335
350
79
30
11
Class B 1st pref stamped 100
1,879
55
46 % June
June
14
June
9 % June
38
Prior pref ............. 100
Class A 1st pref stampedliO
25,124
19,983
2,733
6,918
19
59
3
3
25c June 14
June
3
5
70c
-----
42
Sale
Sale"
25%
3%
14%
Sale
Sale
56
Sale
30% Sale
41% Sale
7% Sale
24
25
2%
3
13%
13X
19 % Sale
•
i
54
39% Sale
35c
27X
Sale'
42%
1%
Sale
2
7%
-
-
17
11
35
-
34% June 28
6% Sale
23%
25
2% Sale
12 % Sale
*~I%
50
45c
55c
31% '■ 31%
89
38%
Sale
39%
Sale
1HV2
> 6%
7
128
134
13%
14
8% Sale
35%
41
1%
83
50
54%
35% Sale
40c
45c
31% Sale
86% Sale
38% 39%
6% June 29
24
June
8
2%
12%
17%
1%
June
June
June
June
June
3
19
14
28
Jan.
8
114
Feb.
80
50
16
June
June
2
34% June 28
40c June
30
85
38
15
16
June 26
June
8
June
June
2% Sale
1%
1%
June
7
41% June
1
June
24% June
2% June
13% June
June
1% June 24
50
June 16
12% Sale
7
7%
35%
12% June 30
6% June 25
35
June 29
Jan.
i Mar.
Jan.
June
May
June
Jan.
18
25
June
i Jan.
9
'
Mar. 17
34% June
632 Mar.
6% Apr.
23
Apr.
2% Feb.
12% June
17% June
1% June
Mar. 11
; Mar. 11
1
I Jan.
June
30c
32
June 18
Feb.
June
1
June 28
84
Mar.
36%
1%
1%
1%
7%
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
June
»
Mar. 11
Mar. 10
Jan. 29
Jan.
l
j
3
2
35
•
Jan.
25
Feb. 23
Jan. 16
Jan.
{ Mar. 2
I Jan. 21
Apr. 21
5 Feb. 11
£ Jan. 15
Apr.
12% June
6% Feb.
14% June
8% June
18
Apr. 14
( May 21
25% Feb.
89
12
Jan. 25
\ Feb. 20
; Jan.
9
; Feb. 19
I
Jan.
50
45
38
8
; May 24
18
55c
93% Feb.
34% June
2% June
1% June
8
1 Mar. 17
'
39% June
40
4
11
: Mar. 31
Jan.
June
108
19
128
34
Mar.
; Feb. 20
3% June
68c
1% June
20
I Mar. 10
Mar. 16
Feb. 15
June
June 18
4 % June
9
9
! Apr. 20
Mar.
Feb.
June
June 16 109
25
June
19
June 23
18% June 16 23 r June
60c June 14
55c June 18
25
June 28
30% June
1
85c
60c
2
18
Feb.
Apr.
108
20
17
June
3% June 16
1
June 17
Sale
109
205* Sale
24
"""%
-
80
Mar. 29
; Jan.
June
421
6;
3
10
85
77
4%
«?*
1% Sale
; Mar. 29
Mar. 10
10
114% June 29 123
120
4
Mar.
5c
*53
Sale
14
Sale
Sale
Mar.
15
Feb
5
1
■■■:
Pittsburgh
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1937
June.
1936
139,244
Shares
130,820
Bond Sales
1936
1937
June...
Jan. 1 to June 30
AGGREGATE
'
SALES
PITTSBURGH
PRICES IN JUNE
STOCK EXCHAN GE
In
1
June
Since
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Jan. 2
BONDS
Jan. 1
June 1
1937
%
Bid
Ask
June 3 0
Ask Bid
Bid
Lowest
Ask
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
Sale Prices
12,000 Pittsburgh Brewing 6s...1949
Shares
Shares
STOCKS
900 Allegfteny Steal
10
155
10
1.161
723
165
13,666
Preferred
108K Jan.
•
14
110
8H
10
4.743 Armstrong Cork Co........
Sale
10K
63
11,594 Blaw-Knox Co
165 Byers (AM)
10 Colorizing
preferred
..25
145,424 Carnegie Metals............1
155,460
Rights...
Sale
Sale
24
23
Sale
18 K
3K
"~2K
2
Sale
6K
8%
59 K
22 K
17 K
June
June
June
June
June
11
7
8
28
28
28
June
8
8K June
70 K June
8
25
8
June
300
1,948
2H
19 K June 17
June 14
2K June
2
660 Con sol Ice Co
40
420
256
Preferred.... ...........50
420 Copperweld Steel
725 Crandall McK At Hend
•
5
5K
"Boc" *:i
common
2*427
230
658
4,310
300
'"*448
8.862
725
206
7,735
2,828
10,000
1,500
911
150
"
2*461
61
1,625
175
9,140
1,950
It
112 Duff-Norton
Mfg Co......_.*
21,249 Duqueane
Brewing
5
....
3,886 Electric Products
*
13,487 Pollansbee Bros
pref_.
l#t
32,025 Fort
Pittsburgh Brewing
1
2,865 Herb-Walker Hefrac com...*
462 Jeannet Glass
preferred....
3,544 Koppera Gaa St Coke pref.lt*
76,463
Lone Star Gas
•
43,003 McKlnney
Manufacturing..*
3,879 Meats Machine.............5
149,089 Mountain Fuel Supply......
52,919 Nat Fireproofing Corp com.*
787 Penn Federal
Corp common..
111
Preferred
........-.100
125,000
21,550
13,347
5,388
4,926
10,974
1,174
24,997
12,150
263
""*249
Devonian Oil
.....
Preferred
•
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
....100
Renner Brewing
Co........l
240 Reymer Bros common......*
14*566
843
4,146
150
150
5,288
176.084
465
Preferred
$6 preferred
18
Sale
10
31
1
Sale
IK
107
IK
Sale
108
21H
12K
Sale*
26
Sale
90c
Sale
2K
7H
8
Sale
8H Sale
IK
25K
3K
35
18 K
8K
6
Sale
\ 2 H
Sale
IK
3
13K
8c
4
Sale
Sale
6c" ~
10c
5
39K
7c
15c
5K
43
*75""
Sale
10 K
10K
2
2%
58 H Sale
7K
7K
.
5
14
16
June
3
31K June 18
5K June
Apr.
12 K June
June
June 17
50c
3
June
50c
3
22 K
June*25
32K June 17
24
June
Mar. 10
5
IH Feb.
31K June 18
13K
13K
20 K June
i
12
June 29
25 K June 29
90c
June 10
Sale
5
June
June
June
June
15
15
30
17
June 17
14
11
4
26
27
24 K
13 H
Feb.
3
Apr. 28
50
Jan.
IK
39
13K
....
16
88
....
2c
3c
8%
6K
14
Sale
1% Sale
2c
3c
7K Sale
14
15K
2c
6H
14c
44
....
15K
130
4
10 K June
1
2K June
2
63 K June 11
8H June
1
6
June
1
53
1
Sale
90c
June 15
10
IK Jan. 13
58 K June 30
4
4
4
4
Jan. 16
Feb. 15
Mar. 6
Jan. 11
7K
Jan.
5
June 17
Mar. 11
7
4 May 11
4
Apr. 21
6c
June 10
5c
June 10
June 22
10c
June 22
8c
Apr.
5
June 25
5
June 10
June 12
Jan.
Jan.
7
2
4 Feb.
Feb.
18K Jan.
2
Feb.
3
40
*2 *June* 4
2K June
7
121K June 16 127
June 14
12K June 17 14 K June
1
15
June 17
16
95c
35^
Feb.
8
May 19
June 17
IK June 11
3K June 16
June 21
27 K June
IK June
4
June
4
1
16
2c
June
6K June
14K June
June
120
14c
June
2c
June
2
7K June 15
15K June 18
22
135
June
17
14c
June
1
June
27
June
10
48 K June
June
3
June
54
June 17
Jan.
16K Feb.
IK Jan.
June
m Apr.
June
95c
June
June
40 K June
41K Sale"
141K Sale 133 K June
5
13 H Apr.
16
IK June
5
95c
June
145
June
10
June
i Mar. 12
i Feb.
4
4 Mar. 8
Jan.
Jan.
29
29
4 Mar. 11
4 May 12
16
6
9c
2
9
4
14
14
Jan.
22
14
14
4 Apr. 22
Jan.
120
30
9
6K
45^
45K June
6
2c
4
June
5
15
90
3
5
Westlnghouse Air Brake....*
Weetghouse El At Mfg
5t
5
9
May 28 99
Jan. 25
Apr. 10 111K Feb. 11
June 10
39K June
30
IK Jan.
58K Mar.
10c
52
4
54
Sale
70
104
10
16
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
.....
"l"66
June
June
June
June
23
3
95c
3c
Sale
Sale
Sale
19
90c
16
115
....
June
86
IK Sale
2
Jan.
4
4
19K
Jan.
Jan.
4
Feb.
8
Feb. 26
5c
15c
36
18
10
27
25 K June 29
IK
1
13
Jan.
25K June 29
44 K June
107K June*26 110
10
2K
58 K
7H
June 29
35
21
18K
13
10K Jan«
70 K Mar. 12
29K Mar. 10
19 K June 17
3
Jan. 27
4
Feb, 25
25c
Feb. 16
20 K Mar. 3
8K Feb. 13
20 K Jan. 14
1.00 Apr.
6:
5
Apr.
6
32 K June 17
Mar. 20
IK Apr.
5c
14K
IIII *95*"
21K June 10
36 K June
6
May 26
8
12 K Feb.
Jan.
9
1h
26 h
-----
.....
63K
108
Sale
Rights
Victor Brewing Co.........I
Waverly Oil A
•
3
40K June 16
2
1.705 Vanadium Alloy Steel......*
424
?
10 K
130
48,103
1,315
14,831
3,218
1
11K Sale
375
165
100
12K
13K
36K Sale
::::: *75'
29 K
1,071
~20 H Sale
..........
2,995 Standard Steel Spring......*
6,630 United Engine At Fdy new
5,041 United 8tatee Glass.......25
7,140
*23K
5
1,315 Ruud Mfg.................5
113,000 San Toy Mining............1
107,908 Shamrock OH At Gas
•
27
Feb.
23
Pittsburgh Steel Foundry..*
.......
Jan.
June
8
24
25
Pitts Screw Ac Bolt Corp.... •
Preferred...
22K
5
June
8
10 K June 17
June
7
50c
8K
23 K
5c
100
17,614
16
19
4c
2.805 Plymouth Oil Co.......
31,880
14
18
Preferred................1
Pittsburg Brewing
*
Pittsburgh Forginga...._..l
Pittsburgh Oil St Gau
5
iH
32
o
Phoenix Oil com.........25c
...
4K
5K
10 K Sale
50c
1
2
....
l",188
June 28
AH
15K May 24
th
15,064 Columbia Gas Ac Electric..
17
3
III
*
140
11
May 11
Apr. 28
25c
2K Sale
...........
635 Central Ohio Steel Prod
14,317 Clark (D L) Candy........
18 May
21
7
—-
Sale
June 11
4
(Mar.
Feb. 13 43
May 26 114
•
„-100
....
3,965 Arkansas Nat Gaa
Corp
3,602
Preferred...
Mar.
12 111
Jan.
16
Jan.
18
i Jan. 30
4 Feb. 10
8
June
May 11
May
June 15
Jan.
7
Jan.
Jan.
11
Jan.
4
Jan.
5
Jan. 14
3
40 K June 15
132 K May 13
4 Mar.
4 Feb.
May
i Feb.
4 Feb.
4 Mar.
4 Jan.
17
5
28
'6
13
27
<*
23
8
22
UNLISTED.
200
481
♦
425 Lone Star Gas 1H% pref.100
5,651 PennroadCorpvtc ._......*
No par value
x
Ex-dividend.
Ml
111K
112
IllK June
8 112
3K June 21
4
June 29
June
4
111
Apr. 29 113
Feb. 20
3K June 21
5K Mar. 8
•'.
<X<
^
Stock Sales x
X
Jan. 2
Since
June
Jan. 1
BONDS
282,000 Elec A People* tr ctfs 4s 1945
Small Bonds
1,000
4,000 Pa 33*8 wi
1952
125,000 Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s
1943
500 Phils Elec (Pa) 1st s f 4s. 1966
1st 5s
1966
3,600
2,000 Phlla Elec Pow Co 5H«..197J
50,000
Shares
25,477
22,596
4,576
115
Stores
American
Baldwin
895
7,324
2,815
9,768
15,245
194
11,085
,
235
1,097
Barber
V
y480
66
205
392
3,970
v
82
Sale
300
419
2,836
400
432
420
831
30%
114%
8%
*8% ?■
110%
(Phlla) com.*
(NY) com..*
100
Pennroad Corp
34% Sale"
49% Sale
'55% Sale"
62% Sale
135%
139" ii6
108
9%
10%
18%
2% Sale
3% Sale
Rights
Manufactur'g.50
2
50
160" 165"
4
Sale
41%
35%
2
11%
Sale
;
Salt Dome Oil
Scott Paper
5
,
Sale"
5%
8%
1%
12%
9%
Sale
13
Sale
309
30,856
1,091
32%
33%
% Sale
lYs Sale
Sale
Sale
43%
44%
15% Sale
111% aaie
[ft Sale
4%
6%
yi*
2.048
12
408
1,912
9
x.Ex-dividend.
a
65%
30%
%
5% June 17
12% June
1
June 18
Sale
Sale
39
"65% June"30
Sale
Sale
*A
1
29%
%
%
Sale
5% Sale
4%
4%
4% Sale
38%
39
36%
12% Sale
11%
107
107% 102
61
66
675
No par.
11% June
38% June
55% June
2
2
2
i25%
June 26
35% June
3
8%
17%
2%
3%
June 12
June
3
June
3
June 17
June
1
9% June
2
1
1
4% June
41% June
,
2
June
13
9%
63
% June
5
% June 30
%6
Sale
5%
4%
37%
10% June 15 12%
102
June 30 108%
Sale
Sale
11
June 11
33
Sale
17
June
4
Sale
12%
9
11%
11
9
10
I
June 21
June
8
Jan.
yy
■ilk.
18
Feb. 11
Mar. 4
Feb. 18
16
21
16
Mar. 17
3
Apr.
Feb. 13
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
29
3
Feb.
3
9% June 25
Feb.
5
7% May 19
June
1
4% Jan.
2
12% Apr. 27
Jan.
z38
11
65% June 30
28%" Mar. 31
Jan.
29
% June 30
9% Feb. 18
20
Jan.
2
45% Jan. 14
2S32 Mar. 15
76% Jan.
6
32% Feb.
5
1%, May 12
1% Mar. 1
7% Feb. 11
8% Jan. 14
4% June 28
June
June
June
June
June
4% June 28
Sale
15
8% June 17 14% Jan. 16
5% Apr.
3% June 17
5
39% Jan.
4 50% Mar. 17
"32 Mar. 11
632 Mar.
2
9
164% Jan.
6 178% June
3% Feb. 26
2% Jan. 14
2
108% June 22 117% Feb.
31% June 21 35% Apr. 14
24
Feb. 10 35% Apr. 13
7% Feb. 13
4% May 20
1
June
Feb.
13
33% June 29 44%
48% June 15 70%
21% Jan. 26 29
125
June 26 139
32
June 30 41%
102
June 30 112
7% Apr. 28 13%
13% June 28 24%
4%
1% May 25
5%
2% June 15
65% June 30
30% June
1
% June 5
1
•
June 30 134% Mar. 3
9% June 17 20% Feb. 11
June
4
17
46% Jan. 14
10% June 15 17% Jan. 16
102
June 30 114% Jan. 14
Jan.
4
Apr. 12
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.lQ
11
Feb. 16
June 11
33
60
14
1:
June 23
29
30
Mar, 17
1
Mar.
Mar.
9
127% Mar. 12
14% Jan. 12
88% Mar. 31
25
45
43
95
5% June 17
17% June
8
41
9
% Mar. 19
24 West Jersey & Seashore RR 50
♦
14%
39
■42
Rights
32,880 Union Traction.....
42,986 United Corp common
Preferred..
4,809
237,154 United Gas Impt com
Preferred
6,821
4,314
4,244
Feb.
7% June 29
m
Sale
13
40
1,332 lacony-Palmyra Bridge
46,602 Tonopah-Belmont Devel
25,282 Tonopab Mining
•
Mar. 17
June 26
28% June 29
May
3
7% June 17
8
3 % June
2
2% JUne 19
1
108% June 22 114% June
3
31% June 21 33% June
34
June 16
33
32
June 21
6
June
8
4% June
4
4% Sale"
8
June 17
10% June 24
8
1
June
3
1% June
1
1%
2
9% June 25 12% June
10% 12
Sale
20
Corp
new
834 Sun Oil Co
30
311
4,200
1,185
7
1
112
8
174"" June" 18 178% "June" 9
171
180
3
3%
2%
110% Sale
Sale
33%
32% Sale
32
6
6%
12% Sale
23
28
12
15
June
June
June
June
8% June 17
3% June 17
34% June 28
3% Sale
Sale
33
31
27%
3
174"" 180"
3
35
25
7%
13%
1 %
2%
14%
Sale
114%
117
Sale
116
pref
pref
Reo Motor Car Co
7,116
66,722
3,035
18,674
5
9
4
June
June 30 105
102
2% Sale
Sale
9%
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
3
3%
Penn Traffic com........2%
Phlla Elec Pow
June 30
32%
103%
105% 108
7%
8%
8%
13%
16%
17
11%
11%
4% Sale
40% Sale
Pennsylvania RR.........50
June 26
32
35%
18
9% June 17
33% June 29
48% June 15
166"" 125"" i25
130 ~~
35
39
112
38
v t C
Phila Elec of Pa $5
4
37
June 23
8% June
June 30 113
95
'
II,713
,:,V 466
38
June 29 32% June
June 23 115% June
9% June
June 17
97% Sale
Sale
,11% Sale
Sale
44
*
........10
Nat'I Power & Light.......
Salt
June 26
"7%"june~29
'~7% "T"
9%
Bros common.......*
Hardart
Jan.
21 110% Janl
5 111% Feb.
25
37
37
28%
28% Sale
Sale
113% 114% 113
Sale
7%
7% Sale
9%
33
41
87
114% Sale
730 Phila Insulated Wire.......*
11,196 Phlla Rapid Transit.......50
7% preferred
.50
6,760
2,680 Phils & Reading Coal 8c Iron*
50
9,165 Philadelphia Traction.
;
1,746
Sale
"9% "16"
Motors
4 110
Jan.
16
June 16 26% Feb. 17
8
159% June 29 187% Jan.
Jan. 30
4% June 28 11
20
38
36%
12%
Preferred..
Penna
5
100
Horn 8c Hardart
14,452
224,205
70,229
628,495
1,340
13,300
5,507
21,706
24,233
7,832
,
36
123
100
....
800
9%
—10
—
Sale
6
20
18,426 Lehigh Coal & Navigation..*
......50
8,172 Lehigh Valley
4,597 Mitten Bank Sec Corp ....25
Preferred...
25
37,775
1,667
June
18
5
16
June 16
19% June
1
159% June 29 169% June 11
5% June
4
4% June 28
16% Sale
166% Sale
Sale
4%
5
6%
19
165%
Sale
Sale
Electric Storage Battery
303
June
10
16% Mar. 29
May 18
13% Feb.
4
13% Feb.
4
108% Mar. 29 108% Mar. 25
Mar. 13
18
May 11 21
3
109% Jan,
110% Jan.
Curtis Pub Co common.....*
1,954
18
12 % June
110
26
25
185%
9%
40
Preferred..
795 Glmbel
431 Horn Sc.
"""205
19
14
in%
no%
G) Mfg Co
General
16
18" *20"
Budd Wheel Co
4,512
25,532
66,166
June 19
24 %
50
17,387 Chrysler Corp
1,592
I,575
2,025
6,554
10
21
50
...
Highest
Sale Prices
11%
12%
pref
pref.
Lowest
Sale Prices
10
13
com
Co
bell Tell Co of Pa
Budd (E
*
Locomotive..
Bankers Securities
17
■
"100
American Tel & Tel
6 Bankers Securities
"4I5
Highest
Sale Prices
.4s*
Par
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2,840
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June 30
June 1
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Price
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In
1936
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986,600
1937 : X-'X
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—343,141
-
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PHILADELPHIA
SALES
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2,909,378
222,540
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Stock Sales
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1937
1
29,617
355,486
Shares
Jan. 1 to June 30
AGGREGATE
SALES
1936
31,704
340,041
June]
Jan. 1
Shares
145
STOCKS
571
Preferred
80 Canfleld Oil 7%
1,281 City
4
4
57
677 Clev El 111 $4.50
490
14 H
985* 100
985*
18 5*
205*
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865*
pref 100
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225
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Sale
34
3 5*
865*
110
6
88
10
June 29
17
115* June
20
18
June 23
20
June
15
25
30
26
41
30
June
30
June
9
100
18
103
21
80
355*
395*
147
101
3,937 FooteBurt
75
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7
19 " June
2
84
June
1
84
June
Sale
32
88
108
55
1
32
June 28
38
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112
57
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46
46
Sale
46
25*
118
32
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224 Great Lakes Towing
63
281
227
..100
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708 Grelf Bros Cooperage
140
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72
80
85
85
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85
30
26
Sale
25
27
25
27
13
34
275*
15
14
29
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27
55*
65*
25*
419
268
212
770
2.130
4,424
6,614
4,947
17,437
5,633
2,435
1,975
1,205
2,175
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20
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205
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14,351
11,129
3,970
11,067
6,584
665*
475*
June 22
June 24
June
1
June 23
June
1
495*
465* Sale
9 5*
19
Sale
20
1
115*
15
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*
25
100
675*
17
8
23
43
41
7
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95*
20
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43 5*
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11
24 5*
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85* Sale
98
85*
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43
Sale
2
44
485* Sale
65*
8
755* 85
115*
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Upson-Walton
1
Van Dorn Iron Wks Co com.*
Vlchek Tool
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.....
com
495
225
Jan.
7
28 104
Jan.
4
Mar. 3
Jan.
8
Feb.
4
Feb. 23
Jan.
8
Feb. 10
June 22
5* June 22
1115* June 24 1115* June 24
33
Feb.
3 54
Mar. 25
575* Feb. 26 735* Apr.
9
53
June 25 60
Jan.
9
May
June 11
465* June 30
46
June
50
May
6
7
99
99
June
104
18
Jan.
Apr.
13
12
10
13
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43
41
16
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65*
39
17
31
9 5*
Sale
Sale
Sale
18
33 5*
15
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845*
43
43
44
80
June 22
June 22
45* June 30
78
June
9
June 21
115* June
1
205* June 29
85* June 26
20
June 16
14
Jan.
565* Feb.
24
Jan.
23
May
9
13
30
Feb.
Jan.
14
June
27
Jan.
Jan.
75* June
185* June
455* June 12
41
50
9
40
3
June
9
Apr.
Jan.
60
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15
Jan.
35
May
30
85*
9
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107
6
65*
1?* 28*
85*
98
5
25*
155*
55*
25*
17
15*
75* June 23
100
June
15
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8 100
45* June 22
25* June
4
June 26
4
June
8
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25* June
5
4
19
June 11
7 5* June 23
55* June 22
45* June 22
15* Jan.
60
295* Sale
5,65* Sale
14
15
255* Sale
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7
17
Sale
23
24
47
65*
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8
51
Sale
13
34
15
Sale
6
10
,35*
215*
95*
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225*
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June 16
June 15
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465* June 30
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13
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15* June 19
295* June 21
565* June 30
4
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15
34
June 16
June 30
June 11
June
1
8
June 21
6
175* June
4
95* June 29
65* June 29
11
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7
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3
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15* June
7
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May 21
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Feb.
17
June
5
June 29
19
5
6
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1
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9
Mar. 22
Jan. 18
Mar. 8
Jan.
4
125* Feb. 19
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Feb.
20
Feb.
67
Mar.
9
105* May
7
3
5
145* June 16
205* Mar.
34
51
39
15
15
34
9
June
1
June 11
June
1
June
175* June
105* June
8
11
June
June
45* June 12
255* June 21
June 29 100
June 11
June 16
6
June
Jan.
16
2
Apr. 27
325* Feb. 10
8
June
155* Jan.
85* Jan.
65* June
9
June
35* June
175* Feb.
90
Jan.
100
May
20
25* Feb. 24
305* Feb.
6
23
35* Jan.
5
46 5* June 30
18
105* Mar.
1
45* Feb. 20
1
65* June
5
4854 June 10
65* June 14
25 5* June
8
13
22
85* May 14
265 Mar. 23
58
Mar. (3
45* June
795* Apr.
95* Jan.
June
6 5* June
78
Jan.
735* Mar. 9
375* Mar. 12
22
8
"15" S~aie"
112
75* June 14
185* June 16
Sale
45* Sale
78
June 16
June 15
25
1
22
9
12
75*
20
4
15
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15
245* June
115* Sale
20
June 12
June 29
June
5
June 12
27
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June 17
55* May 13
25
50
2
Weinberger Drug..........*
622 W R I Corp pref.
100
85 Yougstown S & T pref
100
14
4
June 29
19
15*
55
Selberllng Rubber.......
•
Preferred
......100
S M A Corp common.......1
95
30
27
17
June 12
21
•
3
Feb.
22
Sale
.....100
Peerless Corp...........
Richman Bros...
Feb.
46
Sale
Preferred
68
25
53
243
Preferred
1125* May 13 117
71
245*
Sale
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5 405* Feb. 10
Feb. 10
8
Mar.
1
85
June 25 1025* Mar.
9
1035* June 30 112
Jan.
8
46
June 29
Jan. 20
46
June 30
Jan. 20
5* Jan. 12
Mar. 24
32
June 17
50
Mar. 4
30
Jan. 22 54
May 24
June 25
245*
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June 23
62
Leland Electric
June 15
Feb.
6
Jan.
5
Feb. 17
Feb. 18
June
1
51
345* June
•
20
June
40
Jan. 30 100
June 15 105
175* June 29 21
84
June
84
1
30
96
102
71
56
125* June 30
575* June 28
Kelly Island L Ac T
335* Jan. 26
145* Feb. 20
26
45
Sale
30
921 Troxel Manufacturing...... 1
1,870 Union Metals Mfg Co
*
656
"30"" "375*
5* June 22
1115* June 24 11151
35
June 25
40
605*
240 Stouffer Corp A
301
110
572
55* June 14
33
4,428 Packer Corp
......*
5,264 Patterson-Sargent.........*
30
15
293
812
660
700
110
161
27
Sale
Lamson Sessions
June 29
June 23
99
53
251 Nineteen Hundred Corp A..*
18,315
14,839
7,445
3,729
1,916
55* June 14
June 30
June
1
June 12
June 22
60
2.131 Ohio Brass B
..........*
250 Ohio Confection..........-*
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June 12
June 17
85
26
34
97
:l
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705*
635*
"14"" "15"" '125* Sale"
90
1,654
14
June 30
June 28
•
583
Preferred
2,485 NestleLeMur"A"
150
3
June
5
June 10
June 11
June 22
.........*
15,811 National Tils....
8,914 National Tool
45
June 17
June
1
555*
15*
375*
535*
Inter lake SS
Jaeger Machine
11,978 National ^Refining
217
June 10
June 12
56 5* June
*
1,038 Miller Wholesale Drug......*
3,582 Monarch Machine Tool Co..*
3,624 Murray Ohio Mfg..........*
22
528
120
40
56 H
.........
4,660 McKee (Arthur G) B
...*
5,867 Medusa Portland Cemeat
•
6,369 Metropolitan Paving Brick..*
434
3
95
pref
Harbauer..........
Lima Cord Sole & Heel
245 McKay Machine
170
379
430
31
—*
338 Hanna (M A) $5
^
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10
18
102
5*
516 fialle B others.............5
Preferred
220
,
30
9
1125* June 16 1125* June 16
625*
•
June 25
June 29
June 30
5* June 26
Sale^
33 J*
53
....
125
85
1035* June 30 107
46
29
125 Fostorla Pressed Steel
*
75 Gen Tire At Rubber 6% pflOO
500
Rights
125 Goodyear T & R 2d pref
June 15 103
175* June 29
87
17&
935* Sale
565*
....
102
9
4
4
111
117
:::::
87
Sale
210
Highest
Sale Prices
105* Sale
Sale
2,789 Blec Controller
Lowest
Sale Prices
24
51
160 Dow Chemical 5% pref.. .100
& Mfg..
»
959 Faultless Rubber
......*
430 Federal Knitting Mills ..._.*
36
221
Highest
Sale Prices
115*
37
13
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
11
4,965 Commercial Bookbinding.._*
438
5,454
June 30
Ask Bid
21
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....
cum
14 H
Bid
1,322 Cleveland Rys
100
4,274
Certificates of deposit..100
1,685 Cleveland & Buffalo Tran..*
79,986 Cliffs Corporation v t c
•
521
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
26
100
6,826 Clark Controller new
1
1,536 Cleveland Builders Realty..*
17,504 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref
*
"l"991
22
*
ice Ac fuel
Preferred
Ask
*
...
cum
June 1
1937
Bid
145 Amer Coach & Body
& Mil
60
,
Par
321 Apex Electric
162
Jan. 1 to June 30
PRICES IN JUNE
■
10
123
1936
Jan. 2
1,241 Air-Way El Appl let 7% pf 100
3,668 Akron Brass Mffi common...*
'""345
1937
Price
Since
Shares
EXCHANGE
Bond Sales
June...
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
.
Feb.
75* Mar. 3
575* Mar. 8
95* Apr.
2
64
Apr. 14
19
34
Jan.
9
May 13
105* Apr. 13
215* Mar. 25
Mar.
1
133
14
Feb.
13
Jan.
2
153
53
Jan.
5
255* June 21
100
Apr.
6
101
May
5
_._
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Detroit Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK
I
370,413
In
STOCKS
Par
35.741
148,193
2,483
2,905
5,546
i H
9ji
Brau...5
990 Bower Roller Bearing
5
6,364
10.564
23,428
3,953
1,183
1,656
3,735
9,390
13,360
5,441
8,716
1.030
2,617
100
"612
661
205
Sale
43
37
33 54
7
Sale
1454 1754
Capital City Products
*
Chamberlln Metal Weather
1454
Strip Co common
.....5
Chrysler Corp common—..5
112
22
Consolidated Paper com...It
Continental Motors com
1
254
2
11
9
Crowley, Mllner Ac Co com..*
254
302
2,760
1,520
1,173
1,181
2,919
959
Baton
2% Sai*
8
1854
425
23
254
254
454 Sale
654
2054 Sale
4'1^
597
"18*"
154 Sale
1,456
434
1,900
7,900
2,330
3,055
2,174
550
,
215
4.875
825
10.480
160
100
1,300
-
-
690
1.240
5.853
;
4,502
30,892
235.096
31.136
76,614
16,968
22,921
22
7.975
3.849
867
2,873
4,530
995
"2,686
1.850
7,881
3.217
764
6,225
913
1754
Mich Steel Tube Prod
280
Moore
30
654
654
2354
2454
24
1
2.50
8
2654
154 Sale
154
2
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154
1754
1
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854
3
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254 Sale
354
4
31
32
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6,896
23,862 Murray Corp common
10,190 Muskegon Piston Rg com 2.50
21
64.042 Packard Motor Co
11
42
4654
2554 Sale
Wheel
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10
com...
com
com.
•
38,485
5,661
20,544
Parke Davis A Go
99.848
5,839
1,090
22,119
46,847
43,131
48.882
5.541
87.739
3.285
Peninsular Metal Products. 1
**arker Rust Proof com.
2.50
Parker Wolverine Co com...*
Pfeiffer Brewing Co com....*
Rights
Prudential Investing Corp.l
5
Keo Motor com
Rlckel (H W) At Co common.2
River Raisin Paper com...
Scotten Dillon
com....
..10
Standard Tube Co class B...1
Stearns (Frederick) com
»
335
5% cum part pref
100
182 Sutherland Paper Co....
10
6,264
rimken Axle com.........10
.....
100
104,2!! Tivoll Brewing Co common.1
6.501 Union Investment Co com..*
12.941 United Shirt Distributors..*
6.311 U S Graphite Co com.....10
9,546
40,290
com new
1654
1954
18
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5
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30
31
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24
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50
554
354
6
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1
5
12
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9
754 June
June 26
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5
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31
154 June 18
154 June
2
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1254 June
1
20
Mar. 12
11
10
28
June 28
Jan.
11
9
Jan.
1
454 June 15
10
June 24
1554 June 30
1854 June 18
23
11
9
June 17
June 28
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June
25
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5
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14
17
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19
4
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1
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10
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22
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7
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1
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23
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May 19
June 18
Feb.
22
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154 June 19
1254 June
6
June 17
June
3
June 15
1
June 24
June
3
June
3
1
Apr. 22
June
354 June
29
June 24
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4
1
Feb.
Mar.
13
1
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254 June 29
254 June 17
29
June 14
2054 Apr. 28
June
1054 June 28
16
June
8
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June
37
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2354
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354
37
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17
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354 June 12
June
14
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5
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June
5
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99
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654 June
June
5
20
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20 54 June 18
17
654 June 28
June
11
June 15
June 17
37 54 Jan. 22
June
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5
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May 17
27
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4 54 June 28
10054 June
22
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8
5
June 17
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June 15
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June
6
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9
11
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8
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17
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8
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13
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4
954 Feb. 18
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27
Feb.
8
103
Mar. 10
8754 Jan. 22
28H Feb.
9
109
Jan. 20
10
Feb. 19
454 June 18
June
154
754
454
454
5
7
18
June 15
20
18
1254 Feb. 18
4454 Feb.
8
27
June
454 June
Apr.
2
254 Feb. 13
454 Feb.
5
1)4 Jan. 15
254 Jan. 14
2
June
June
28
17
29
16
June
15
Feb.
2
Feb. 13
Feb.
9
Jan.
2
Jan.
8
Feb.
2
June
June
June
Jan.
Jan.
May
May
454 June
554 June
June
13
Apr.
June
17
8
Mar. 15
654
754
454 Sale
18
41
Mar. 16
654
Feb.
23
254 Feb. 18
June 21
2654 June
154 June
1
154 June 12
1054 June 25 10
3454
8
20
8
112
654 Sale
1
1954 Feb.
Mar. 2
2954 Mar. 15
554 June 2
70
Feb. 11
43
June 17
1«
554
15
Jan.
June 14
5
8
143
43
23
for cash.
454 June 15
10
18
Feb.
254 Feb. 18
June 15
.....
*
May 26
1
Jan.
1154 Feb. 18
454 Jan.
354 Jan.
June
1
•
Mar. 16
June 17
2354 June 16
854
20
June 17
1454 June 15
154 June
1054 June" 28
1654 June
1
36
38
23
1154 June 17
Feb. 15
7
1
954
9
June
June
June
June
June
June 11
19
May
1754
19
1354 Sale
54
154 June 18
40
1254
Sale
111
16 i
554
5554
654
354
154
454
10
15
17
17
14
June
1
June
June
June
June
3
16
9
14
Jan. 21
2754 Mar. 10
7
1554 June 26
654 June 18
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
3554 Feb.
Apr. 28
754 June 17
Jan.
554
4854
554
354
9
6354 Feb. 19
38
42
1154
632 Universal Product com.....*
No par value,
Feb.
June 17
20
29
10054 10054
100
6% preferred new.......50
Universal Cooler class A
754 June 17
2754
23
100
•
54 Sale
2254
6
(Tom) Distillery Co..l
201 U S Radiator
2,146
21
1654
154
3554
'
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6
2154
1654
Sale
654
20
25
Sale
Sale
654 Sale
154 Sale
Mlcromatlc Hone Corp.....l
Mid-West Abrasive com...50c
Preferred
200
::::: "42"
29
554 Sale
42
3454
"i".3ii
1,450
1754
Michigan Sugar com.......*
Preferred
7
4
3
36
28
10
1754 Sale
1854
1954
154
1154 Sale
454
6
12
10
...1
McClanahan Refineries..
Sale
454
6
Co com........*
McClanahan OH Co com....I
810 Motor Products Corp
60
14,969
1654
2
McAleer Mfg
Motor
100
18
154
49
66
654
6 54
354 Sale
1
1854
154
Masco Screw Products
,
195
"1*769
654 Sale
354
3
2354
Mahon (R C) class A pref...*
554
554
•
Co com..l
Kingston Products Corp
1
Kinsel Drug Co com.......I
Kresge (8 8) Co com.......It
Lakey Fdy Ac Mach common. 1
-25
64
63
61
....*
Hurd Lock Ac Mfg
2,183
115,443
6,355
145.358
7.883
1,620
48.257
2,834
II,135
34,440
46.831
454 June
654 June
2054 June
110
—
32
22
7 39
Class B
Hudson Motor Car
Sale
1254
*
..........
50
2
354 June 17
554 June 28
2054 June
4
8
23
354 Mar. 23
June 30
54 Jan.
4
% May 20
7
June 15 14554 Jan.
354 May 24
May 24
2
7
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June 15 11354 June
7
6,443
47,195 General Finance Corp com
..It
79,257 Genera] Motors com
1
60,537 Goebel Brewing Co com
66,979 Grabam-Palge Motor com.. 1
21,954 Grand Valley Brew common. 1
10,305 ^all Lamp com
190 Home Dairy class A
*
IS
22,691 Hoover Steel Ball com
3.031 Hosklns Mfg Co common.2.50
253 Houdaille-Hershey class A..*1
4,918
12,344
5.293
2,003
June 10
254 June
June 30
'754 June"l7
1754
1554
6
835 Gemmer Mfg Co class A....
Class B
7
14
21
Jan.
754 Mar.
10754 May 18 13254 Mar. 3
Jan.
5
1854 June 25
Feb. 10
254 May 13
Mar.
4
7
June 10
Feb. 1
19
June 17
Apr.
23
Mar. 23
2054 June 11
5& June 18
110
1054
1654
3
Gar Wood Industries com
June 17
5654 Jan.
35
33
954
I,230
38,066 Frankenmuth Brewing com.l
45.390
June 10
June 18
47
Feb. 27
2954 May 20
June 14
15
June 14
254 June 10
June 28
2
Sale
2
Federal Screw Works com...*
3,219
19
7
Manufac'g Co com—4
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner....*
3",240
7
5354 Apr.
20
19
2.502 Ex-Cello Corporation
...8
17,947 r ederal Mogul common.....*
15,280 Federal Motor Truck com...*
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14
June 25
19
9
1954
111*120*
351
454
5
654 Sale
Sale
Sale
8
June
183
23
254
?*
Sale
11354 1145*
15054
15
15
254 Feb. 18
1554 Feb. 19
154 May 20
5
95a Jan.
4254 Apr.
4
2854 Apr. 28
40
June 17
2254 June 30
454 Apr.
2
15
Jan.
8
3
4354 June
4
25 54 June 14
554 June
5
June 17
2254 June 30
454 June 17
19
1854
26,834 Detroit Ac Clevel Nat com..10
61.476 Detroit Cripple Creek G M..1
Its
2,197 Detroit Bdlson com
100 Detroit Gray Iron Fdy
—1
28,171 Detroit Mich Stove common. 1
I
20,271 Detroit Paper Products
..5
22,384 Detroit Steel Corp com
870 Detroit Steel Products....
1,180
1,310
154 June
1354 June
9854
18
Cunningham Drug Sts..2.50
458 Delsel Wemmer Glib com..10
275
Highest
Sale Prices
40
19
1554
1854
11054 112
19
2054
2
254
7
11
1554
114
23
Lowest
Sale Prices
154 June
9
1154 June 17
3954
41
2254 Sale
4 54
654
2354
4154
27
654
2354
4?|
Highest
Salt Price*
39
30
30
4054
2554
3154
-
12He
Burry Biscuit Corp
Ask
154
154
1254 Sale
154
13
41
44
52"" "54"
•
Briggs Mfg Co common
Burroughs Adding Mach.
1
154
Sale
41
Bohn Aluminum Ac
Ask Bid
Bid
Ask
Bid
Brewing common. *
Baldwin Rubber common... 1
Auto City
Lowest
Sale Prtc**
June 30
June 1
1937
Share*
Share*
RANGE SINCE JAN 1.
PRICES IN JUNE
Price
Since
Jan. 1
4,126,774
Shares. 2,761,079
Jan. 2
June
1936
1937
I Jan. 1 to June 30
DETROIT
STOCK EXCHANGE
sales
aggregate
1936
204,134
Shares.
June
EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1937
Slock Sales
Jung 28
June 19
3254 Feb. 16
28
Feb.
19
18
5
13
Mar. 10
Mar. 1
Feb.
1
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar. 25
Feb.
17
July, 1937]
AGGREGATE
DETROIT
SALES
DETROIT
June
Since
Jan 1
Shares
Jan. 2
STOCKS
50,807 Wayne
1
Screw Prod
200
!
U7
:-.r
274
188
195
107
823
Preferred
25
7
Sale
7H
IK Sale
13
165 H
381 Borg Warner Corp com—...5
43 J4
20,023
8,448
2,379
2,944
4,988
5,423
20,910
5,320
12,873
421
903
691
1,054
936
1,168
1,153
20
924
Commonw Ac Southern Corp *
Consolidated Oil Co
....«•
N Y Central RR
160
7,027
Standard Brands Inc
June
"39X Sale"
56H
Sale
56) * ' ■[
issued authorizing the government to increase the
legal
limit of the Treasury's borrowing
power at the Bank of
France to 15,000,000,000 francs.
Under such conditions no
trading could be done in futures.
The Bank of France statement as of June 25
showed gold
holdings of 54,859,163,636 francs. This item had remained
practically unchanged since early in October.
Paris cable
4.45% @4.46
on
June 1 and at 4.08@4.46
June 30.
The Belgian currency, as
est of the Continental units.
times quoted
for many months, was the firm¬
While belga futures were some¬
at
slight discounts, for the most part future
quoted flat.
Belgium continued to show steady
business improvement, and the
gold stock of the Bank of
Belgium increased.
On June 17 the National Bank of Bel¬
gium showed gold stock of 3,648,500,000
belgas, a ratio of
gold to notes of 82.89%, and a ratio of gold to total
liabilities
of 68.97%.
Belga cable transfers sold on June 1 at
belgas
were
16.85%, and
16.85% @
June 30 at 16.83%@16.83%.
on
Italian lire continued to be held
steady by the exchange
control at around 5.26%.
Cable transfers on Rome sold at
5.26% @5.26% on June 1, and at 5.26% @5.26% on June 30.
German marks displayed weakness
throughout June. The
free or gold mark (par
40.332c.) was frequently quoted
around 40.10, while internal or blocked
marks were at all
times at
the
it
severe
discounts.
Aside from the gold
holdings of
on June
30,
computed that the Reich has 120,000,000 marks of
Reichsbank, amounting to 68,954,000 marks
was
gold
more
reserve
whose
than
it did
at the
beginning of the
year.
private note
banks,
is
including gold taken
estimated
at
around
A
League of Nations report
on
the
from
200,000,000
financial
status
of
various countries pointed out in June that
debt rose between 1928 and 1936 from
to
to
Germany's total
7,831,000,000 marks
14,439,000,000 marks, excluding short-term liabilities due
financing the creation of work, motor highways, and de¬
fense.
The report stated that these liabilities
"will have
to be met in coming
budget years," but no estimate of their
total amount was given.
A manifesto of the
which
in
June,
totaled
31,000,000,000
000,000),
marks
The
showed
new
17
15
17
25
29
8
17
23
ratio
a
were
and
that
the
($14,000,000,000).
(approximately - $12,400,floating debt was 35,000,000,000
an
statement for the last quarter of
May
increase in gold and bullion of 70,000
marks, for
the first quarter of June
increase of 172,000
marks, for
the second quarter an increase of
48,000 marks, for the
third quarter an increase of 37,000
marks, and for the
fourth quarter an increase of 92,000 marks.
In the fourth
quarter of June the Reichsbank's gold and bullion stood
an
at
68,954,000 marks
earlier and with
as
compared with 71,704,000 marks
806,785,000 marks
on
a
Dec. 31, 1932.
K June
year
The
Bank's ratio for the fourth quarter of June stood
at 1.5%
compared with 25.8% on Dec. 31, 1932.
The so-called free
or
gold mark was quoted 40.10% @40.13 on June 1
Jan.
9
2
May
13
100
5
Feb. 26
19 X June 17
of
Apr. 29
June 16
June 25
June 29
May 13
June 18
May 15
Apr. 29
Jan. 14
June 23
sight
25.39% @25.41%
the
on
1,227,200,000
17K Mar. 11
44 X Feb.
4
l
4
Apr. 26
26 ft Feb.
0
55
H Mar. 17
23 K Feb. 25
20H Apr
16 H Jan.
liabilities
22
21
of
corresponded
South
American countries during June
sterling-dollar fluctuations.
The foreign
to
progressive improvement.
It
disclosed in June that the
was
Argentine Government had realized
net profits of 192,000,000
($64,400,000) through the sale of official exchange in
period since November, 1933, when exchange control
pesos
the
instituted.
was
In June Sr. Arthur de Souza
Costa, Finance
Minister of Brazil, visited Washington and
engaged in con¬
versations with the United States authorities
respecting a
proposed
Brazilian
new
banking
with the possible assistance of
system
be
to
organized
United States gold credit.
exchange on Buenos Aires ranged
Official
a
quotations for
between 32.81 and 32.98 during June. The free market
range
was between 30.30 and 30.64.
The official rate on Rio de
Janeiro was between 8.71 and 8.83.
The unofficial market
in milreis ranged between 6.47 and 6.70.
Exchange on the Far Eastern countries was steady during
June, moving in close sympathy with sterling.
The Japa¬
Finance
nese
financiers
Minister
that
the
assured
delegation
a
government
of
determined
was
Japanese
to
main¬
tain the present yen exchange rate.
A Tokio dispatch
yen.
with
adverse
an
The basis is Is. 2d. per
June 22 stated that confronted
on
trade
balance
of 625,000,000 yen, Japan
prepared to ship 200,000,000 yen in gold bullion to the
United States in support of the unit
This amount was in
was
addition to 200,000,000 yen previously transferred.
The
London silver price on June 1 was 20%d. and on June 30
20 l/16d.
The Hongkong dollar was 30.36@30% on June 1
and 30.17@30% on June 30.
The Shanghai dollar was
29.77@30.00 on June 1 and 29.61 @29 29/32 on June 30. Yen
checks sold at 28.70@28.73 on June 1 and at
28.67@28.70
on
June 30.
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Jan. 10
May 27
Jan. IS
47 H
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June 1 and 25.44@25.47
on
and
40.07% @40.12 on June 30.
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closely the
fluctuations of sterling.
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29H Feb
27fi
68H Mar. 10
June 16 24H Jan. 18
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28
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44
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May 26
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7 H Jan.
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2
;
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Party,
marks
June
8
June 24
June
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anti-Nazi German Freedom
placed in the hands of foreign correspondents
alleged that Germany's arms expenditures have
was
1
June
17
sis
marks.
4K June 14
4H June 18
June
7
June
5
June 11
June
9
June 28
June
8
June
9
June
5
June 30.
I
over
and
Sweden
on
Bank,
stock,
Sale
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
29
Mar. 20
84.4%.
Guilder cable transfers on June 1 sold at
54.97@
54,99, and on June 30 at 54.90% @54.92.; Cable transfers on
This
is believed to be held by the Gold
Discount
undivulged
Sale
guilders
were
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
Sale
{
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l\u
Morgenthau, Secretary of the United States Treasury, issued
statements to the effect that the
tripartite agreement would
continue. On June 29 and 30 the French Bourses were closed
by government decree, to be reopened on July 1.
Decrees
at
56
19?a Sale
18 % Sale
22 H Sale
44 X Sale
However, during
exchange equalization
funds continued to support the
franc, and both Sir John
Simon, British Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Henry
sold
1
June
9
June 10
June 16
June
5
June
2
29
22
21
15
June 14
June 18
Sale
40H Sale
14
17
i June
June
June
I June
Sale
from the tripartite currency agreement.the crisis the British and American
on
13 K
99
Sale
gold standard, the franc promptly fell below 4c.
The de¬
parture from gold meant the virtual withdrawal of France
transfers
June
9
June
3
June 21
June
1
2
44
....*
CConcluded from page
June
V,
53
June
Sale
General Foods Corp........*
Hupp Motor Car Corp
...1
Kennecott Copper Corp....*
Kroger Groc 8c Bak Co.....*
Nash-Kelvlnator Corp......5
National Dairy Prod Corp-.*
684 Purity Bakeries Corp
....*
11,332 Socony-Vacuum Corp.....25
548
3
16
5
1
39K
6,900 American Radiator
-—•
1,530 Amer Tel Ac Tel Co
100
2,694 Borden Co
——....25
1,186
4K June 14
4K June 18
H June
9
13 H June 22
!
% Sale
12 H
98
~44K
43K
4H
6
Sale
97 X
Lowest
Sale Prices
25 K Jan. 1]
Sale
103 H
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
30
4K
ll
..
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
1
V
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June 30
Ask Bid
30
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4
com
25,550 Wolverine Brewing Co com__l
6,469 Wolverine Tube Co com
2
620
June 1
1937
978 Walker 8c Co class A
*
11,610
Class B
»
64,815 Warner Aircraft Corp com..l
4,640
2,006
1,200
,
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
Shares
"2,296
63
PRICES IN JUNE
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Stock Sales
1937
415,960
3,902,915
1 Shares,
June
Jan. 1 to June 30.
A
_
_
_
_
STOCKS
Shares.
375
Ask
Bid
Alaska Juneau Gold
1.370
1,702
V
100
2,631
1,697
1,226
•
^
202
362
21,582
30,542
29,864
2,027
48,385
33,812
10,756
1,837
6,011
4,902
440
2,213
370
100
1,329
379
265
963
856
80
230
1,524
2,140
"9,875
1,188
2,180
528
590
2,030
900
699
70
-
190
i
830
55
643
888
•;
10
Sale
20
14*4
114*4
102*4
131*4
102*4
115
June
June
June
2
June
25
June
1
Jan.
113
7
June
June 29
Jan.
10
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
25*4 June
June
5
June
June
June
2
June
21*4 June
June
8
June
June 22
June
34*4
32*4
23*4
12*4
Mar. 12
Mar. 15
Mar. 11
Mar. 13
Jan.
90
40
32
34
*4
47
50
37
Sale
50
Sale
102*4 Sale
,
19
100
11
46
37
50
Apr.
.05
36
June
June
3
Jan.
June
June 12
Jan.
June
June
7
May
June
June
June
June
June
2
8
1
June
June
June
June
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
52
Apr.
06*4 Apr.
99*4 Feb.
.03*4 June
*4 Sale
47
49*4
36
35*4
51*4
50*4
100
103*4
93
90
June
Sale
Sale
June
June
June
Food Machinery
56
LOS *4 June 30
May
21*4 June 30
June
Corp com.10
15,243
10
22,176 Foster A Kleiser com
Class A preferred........25
3,092
5*4 June
280
647
1,020
5,310
273
826
2,534
1,810
29,988
34,033
10,527
33,060
66,445
common
Sale
(capital) ...._...*
.10
Sale
General Motors
16*4 June 29 20 "
June 17 100
9*4 June 24 10*4
36
June 22
41*4
June 21
16*4 June 24
15
June
46
Jan.
6*4
5*4 June
8
Apr. 28 325
16*4 June 29 25
96
June 17 108*4
4
Jan. 26 17*4
36
June 22 59
11
16
Apr.
May
3
3
Jan.
28
June
June
8
1
June
8
7
June
22*4 June 14
19*4 June
9
40*4 June
15*4 June
June 21
52
40
June
June
June
June
June 29
85
40
June 15
53*4 June
7
5*4 June
5
June
16
18*4 June 28
22
Jan.
12
16*4 June 24
Jupe 15
39
15
May
5
49*4 June 16
36
June 21
General Paint Corp com
14*4
36*4
.*
Preferred
Gladding McBean Co com..*
Sale
Golden State Ltd cap......*
Sale
5,123 Hale Bros Stores, Inc, cap..*
3,246 Hancock OU
19,569 Hawaiian Pineapple........5
20
21*4
21
22*4
47*4
49*4
35*4 June
6
48*4 June 14
15
34
19*4
7
15 *4
15
June 14
39*4
38
June
7
June 25
21
Sale
19
6*4 June 14
530
1,940
;
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•
Co of Calif capital
10
2,761
1,940 HonoluluOUCrpLtd cap new*
800 Honolulu Plantation cap..20
570 Hudson Motors Car Co.....*
18*4 June 28
Feb.
16
13
40
17*4 Jan.
4
22
Mar.
2
40
Mar.
36*4 June
54*4 June
16*4 June
4
June
21*4 June
7*4 June
38
16*4 May 19
22
June 26
17
June 26
June
22]
39 j
June
9
21
June 16
June
1
35*4 June 18
June 18
June 14
41
Jun, 4
28*4 June
2
30
June
4
Apr. 27
May 25
140
"?"§7d
360
70
2,949
100
3,490
2,032
495
8,927
""*155
T.545
8,837
15,720
1,705
Hunt Bros Pack preferred. 10
17,403
5,558
61,919
8,350
14,038
78,070
1,354
2,630
4,783
83,462
6.7"
Class A
...
Hutchinson Sug Plant cap. 15
28
29*4 June 23
17*4
6*4
2*4
May
20
5
3*4
Sale
4
Sale
Sale
12
Libby McNeill & Llbby.i...*
Lock Heed Aircr Corp com_.l
Sale
42*4
12*4
12*4
12*4 June 28
3
June 29
30
38
June
11
June
11
16
May 17
5*4 June 16
June 17
20
June 14
May 17
June 14
3
June 28
3
15*4 June
3
35
Magnln St Co (I) common
...
29
Mar.
1
Feb. 28
8*4 Apr. 14
Feb.
13
23*4 Jan.
53*4 Jan.
15
18
44*4 Mar. 2
36*4 Jan. 21
32*4 Mar. 27
23
Feb.
2
8
Feb. 11
4*4 Feb.
3
25
Mar. 10
Jan.
Jan.
25
27
Feb.
19
4
May 10
Jan.
5
Feb.
4
June 16
June
4
Jan.
Feb. 20
13
May 22
May 14
June 14
2
June
17 *4!June 10
June 14 104
June 14
June 30
29
9
May 26
June 30
'
25*4 June
June;26
12
8
June 24
6*4 June 24
20
9
Apr. 13
Mar. 29
Jan. 21
Jan. 21
Jan.
28
Mar. 11
Jan.
28, 1937.
June 29
June
June 29
!
Feb.
7
17
June 26
;Jan. 20
June 29
June 29
Mar. 30
.....100
preferred.......100
X Removed from listing May
Jan.
40
11*4 June
22*
Co prior pf.100
Preferred......
70*4 Feb. 11
10
June 15
1*4 June^l7
Juneil4
17
104
*
100
57*4 Mar. 31
7,
Mar.
1
7
Apr.
Feb.
Magnavox Co Ltd (capltal)2H
June 29
June 16
June 29
June
June
*
B
Market St Ry
3
Sale
6*4 June 24
Marchant Cal Mach Co com 10
value.
Sale
June 14
pref..l00
Lyons-Magnus Inc A.......*
Second
20
22
Leslie Salt Co capital .....*
12
May 17
5*4 June 18
2*4 June 15
7*4
Le Tourneau Inc common.10
L A Gas St Elec Corp
Jan.
"18*4
•
Class B
Preferred
!i8
No par
38
Sale
Langendorf United Bak cl A *
.3
*
44
35
42
29
96*4 Jan.
17
41
Mar. 12
Mar. 3
Mar. 11
Jan.
7
June 16
June 29
47*4 Jan. 25
4
Jan.
5
Home Fire St Marine Insur
j
Jan.
24*4
47*4
19*4
60*4
40
35
2
Mar. 12
27
80
21
17*4
22*4
39*4 Sale
15*4
20*4
Apr. 13
Apr. 16
Mar. 12
35*4 June 6
48*4 June 14
14*1 Jan. 19
36*4 Jan.
4
18*4 Jan.
4
6*4 Apr.
8
16
June 29
June
36*4 Sale
54*4 Sale
15*4 Sale
37
38 *<
21*4 21*i
7*4 Sale
5
35
5
Galland Mercantile Laundry
4,211
2,729
Mar.
.06*4 Mar. 27
32*4 Mar. 8
320
June 11
42
40*4 June
5*4 June
58
80 First Nat Corp of Portl cl A.
Mar. 19
12*4 Feb. 20
June
June
22
17*4 "18*4
62
37*4
40
93*4 Sale
34*4
48*4
49*4
4*4 Sale
17*4
18
25
June
13
31
15
25
2
13
20
3
22
June
50
Preferred....
Emsco Derrick & Eq Co cap.5
May
8
Jan.
June
20
802 Ewa Plantation
1.521 Fireman's Fund Indent cap 10
6,310 Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
Jan.
8
19
7
96
9*4 Sale
40*4 Sale
46*4
1*4
53*4
48*4
May
May
3
June 22
June 22
June
2
June
Sale
21*4
22*4
23*4 Sale
El Dorado OU Works cap...*
31,630 Emporium Capwell cap....
7,198
11,505
12
June
1-00*4
101
102*4 102*4 105*4
113
110
2,513 Chrysler Corp common.....5 112*4 114*4
"16*4
9*| 10*1 10*4 11.
*
16,050 Claude Neon Blec Prod
48
42
43
42
46
*
6,210 Clorox Chemical A
Sale
Sale
103
727 Coast Cos GasAEI 6%lstpfl00 102*4 Sale
Sale
23
25*4
22*4
23*4
1
1,080 Consol Aircraft Corp com
Con sol
Chemical Industries
39
41
34*4
36
Ino class A partlc pref..__*
16,265
5*4
5*4
1
3,887 Creameries of Amer (new)
55 Crocker First Nat Bk SFcapltO 293"" 325"" 320*4 375
54,880 CrownZellerb Corp com (new)
Preferred (new)
9,918
33,040 Di Giorgio Fruit Corp com. 10
Preferred
100
4,238
27
7
5
101
91
Sale
27*4
21*4 Sale
30
11,257 Calif Cotton Mills cap...100
1
34,654 Callf-Engels Mining Co
4.520 California Ink Co lnc A..._*
37,437 California Packing cap.....*
Preferred
50
2,615
585 California Water Serf preflOO
*
7,729 Caterpillar Tractor cap
Preferred stock
100
469
13
205
&
26
21*4
9*4
96
....
June
Feb. 25
Feb.
6
Feb. 17
Mar. 4
8*4 Sale
29
7*4
Jan.
12
June
1
Sale
8
2V£
...20
com...*
15*4
.55*4
31*4
7*4
Apr.
June
23*4 June
4 *| June
Sale
205
Sale
...100
12,574
7
4
Jan. 19
Mar. 19 118
4
Jan.
4 102*4 Jan.
Feb. 11
Feb. 13 132
Feb.
1
Jan. 29 110
May 26
May 26 115
June
11*4 June 15
June 23
11
11*4
24*4
24
15*4
Sale
7*4
Bishop Oil Co
5
Byron Jackson com cap
*
Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
7% preferred
100
Sale
5
210
Preferred
7 101*4 Apr.
Apr. 26 102*4 Mar.
101*4 Apr.
•« «« *B
150
133
150
23*4
Diesel Eng Co
5
Bank of Calif Nat Assn caplOO
11 y
12*4
11*4
133
Fund Inc com caplO
Calaveras Cement Co
«.
1
101
June
3 110*4 Feb. 18
101*4 June 16 102*4 Mar. 16
4
103*4 Apr.
7 104*4 Jan.
Jan. 21
101*4 Mar. 18 105
3
117"" 119"
116*4 118*4
Atlas Imp
750
264
100*4 103*4 100*4 103*4
101
101*4 96
115
116*4 114*4 116*4
M cap.10
Anglo-Calif Nat'l Bank
Assoc Ins
June
3 101
100*4 101*4 100*4 101*4 101*4 June 16 101*4 June 16
102
104*4 103*4 105*4
99*4 101
99*4 102
339 Alaska Packers Assn cap..100
y"2~ 654
June
Hiohest
Sale Prices
;
paf
Shares.
6,736
100
Lowest
Sale Prices
Highest
Sale Prices
Ask
101
104
Ask Bid
96
106
Bid
Lowest
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
1945 105*4 109
36,000 Atlas Diesel Eng Co 6s
11,000 Calif Gas & Elec Corp 5% 1937 102*4 105*4
105*4
2,000 Calif Packing Corp 5%..1940 103
1961 105
12,000 Calif Water Serv 4%
Langendorf Un Bak Inc—
104
1,000
6*4%
1941 102
8,000 Market Street Ry Co 7s.. 1940 102*4 103
121
2,500 Pacific Gas A EI Co 6s...1941 117
104*4
20,000 JRy Equip A Rlty Co 4*4«1946 101
133
1952 128
2,000 S J Lt A Pt Corp 6%
14,000 tUnlon Oil Co Cal 4%.—1947 104*4 107
123
5,000
6%
1942 119
1,000
i,ooo
m
2
1937
$
%
m
BONDS
Jan. 1
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JUNE
Price
Jan.
Since
In
June
Jan. 1 to June 30
i
$15,000
1,729,000
$2,000
110,000
-
V
1936
y'v 1937 ^
Bond Sales
;
June—.
4,494,085
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
Vyy
1936
580,205
Mar
30
SALES
AGGREGATE
PRICES IN JUNE
FRANCISCO
SAN
Since
June
Jan. 1
8harea
Jan. 2
STOCKS
8,038 Meleir-Frank
2,934
Co
Nat Auto Fibre*
Ask
Bid
Par
Inc
90
1,386
;
720
40
130
:
360
30
"<
60
124
1,092
8,907
6,825
2.383
2,929
275
50
240
2,400
1,650
4,620
Preferred
.100
30
1,720
16,651
6% preferred (new)
90
82
12*4
95*4
87*4
13*4
28
30
185
27,718
12,154
4,315
4,520
79,793
25,187
90
1,360
27
4
17
110
ip
71
28
102
28*4
103*4
35*4
36*4
43*4 Sale
1*1
2*4
1*4
9*4
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8*4
3
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100
74
78
74
8
7
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77
3
9
81
74*4 June 14
77
71
June 17
6*4
41*4
16*4
8*4
June 14
June 17
June
1
June 28
Sale
3
80*4 June 22
June 17
19*4
9*4
3 *4
25*4
June 25
June
4
June
8
June 11
June 15
1
8
8
105*4 June
8
June 29
June 25
15
3
June
June 15
5*4 June
11*4 June
29*4 June
June 14
June
7
June
8
June 28
1
37*4 June
7
52*4 June 24
June 18
June 29 103
June 4
June
2
June
3
June 16
June
4
June 21
June 14
42
June 21
52*4
*4
*4
9*4
43*4
21*4
42*4
16
June 17
40*4 Sale
17*4 20
42*4
43
2*4
3
98
19
June
15
June 28
14
June
14
52
June
2
16*4
"go"
4
June
10
1
4
1
June 10
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June
5
7
18
Jan
4
Jan.
16
Feb. 23
54*4 Feb.
2
87
109
5*4 Jan.
9
18*4 Jan. 15
89*4 Jan. 15
80*4 June 22
78
Feb. 13
13*4 Feb. 17
50
Apr. 19
19*4 June 25
10*4 May
7
3*4 May 25
33
Mar.
2
110
Jan. 28
42*4 Jan.
27
Feb.
10
120
106*4 Mar. 31
7*4
12*4
33*4
105*4
48*4
52*4
104*4
65*4
1*4
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
June
Mar.
June
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
16
16
25
8
12
24
9
11
11
1
Jan. 13
12
Feb. 17
49*4 Feb. 19
21*4 June 21
46
Feb.
Feb.
17
21*4 Feb.
97
May 15
19
98
June
1(
17*4 Jan.
28*4 Feb.
June 16
Feb.
1,
c,:'
11*4 Jan.
June
"
330
325
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3
33
30
June 22
31*4 June
3
30
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40*4 Mar.
43
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June 19
64
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50
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48
62
59
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16
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90
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12*4 June 16
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12*4 May
18
62
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100*4 May 18
51*4 Jan. 13
3
June 30
12
June 29
75
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50
Jan. 11
46
Jan. 18
6*4 June 14
41*4 June 17
15
May 19
8*4 June 28
3
June 28
25
May 18
103
June
4
41
Mar. 15
114
Apr.
4
106*4 Mar. 31
4*4 June 14
8
June 29
26
Apr. 28
103
Jan. 14
34*4 May 17
40
Feb. 26
102
Mar. 19
41 *4 June 29
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*4 Apr. 22
8*4 June 26
39*4 June 28
15
Jan.
4
Jan.
16
17*4 Apr.
28
Jan.
17*4 June 1
June 29
*4 June 15
2
*4 June
8*4 June 26
39*4 June 28
18*4 June
1
Sale
llH
June 23
77
42
22
25
25*4 June 11
June
4 104
101*4 104*4 103
31
32*4
116
June 17 118
115*4 118
June
7
June
7
103*4 May 13 107
5
June 15
8*4
19*4 June 28 24
135*4 June
3 152*4
133
Apr. 28 150
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13*4 June
June
Jan.
32
t Removed from list Feb. 4.
.
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June 30
June 29
June
31*4
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3
23
16
23
9
June
69
5
16*4 Mar. 12
June 28
41
9
Mar.
96
Pipe A Steel of Calif
Class A Series II
•
June 30
23*4 Sale
....10
9
12
75*4
II IF
c.5
9
75
i2^
40*4 42
19*4 Sale
9*4 Sale
3*4 Sale
Sale*
17 K
cap.l25
Yosemite Port! Cem Co pf__10
■■
73
35
7
10
24
55
1%A
100
(Consolidated) cl A
;
l\Y<
48
62
Sale
82
*4
8*4 Sale
42*4 Sale
18*4 Sale
41
42*4
43*4 Sale
15
16*4
*
v t
Yellow Checker Cab
■'
53*4
78
1
3
8
105
113*4
106'
100*4 108*4 103
5 *4 Sale
4*4
3*4
5*4
8
8*4
8*4
10*4
11*4
28
27*4
27*4 29
29*4
104
104
105
103*4 105
37
36
39
34*4 38
44
44
Sale
52*4 Sale
101
101
103
103*4 102
43*4 Sale
41*4
50*4 Sale
essee
25,389
'■
Sale
99
13*4
34
42*4
41*4
115
WellsFargoBk A UnTr cap 100
•
62
101*4 105
Walalua Agricultural Co..20
'"v
5
1
June
21
I-!'
14
24*4 June
10*4 June
8*4 June 16
19
102*4
Universal Cons OU
I|!||| /-' V
June 16
June
5
12*4 May 17
28*4 June 21
13*4 May 10
23
June 15
8*4 June 30
12*4 Apr. 30
17*4 Apr. 28
12*4 Apr. 28
28*4 June 18
28*1 Mar. 18
25*4 Mar. 18
4
16*4
10*4
30
106
United Air Lines Trans
No par value,
June 14
June
I-'-!17<
•
13
16*4 Sale
9*4 Sale
3
3*4
Super Mold Corp of Cal cap. 10
Telephone Investment Corp
Western
15
80
4
30
5
June
May 22 102*4 Mar.
1
June
19
45
Stand OH Co of Calif capital *
6% preferred new
June
10*4
15*4
17*4
11*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
97
June
13
5
7*4
Spring ValleyCo Ltd capital *
Union OU Co of Calif
14
23
9*4
70
Class B
new
12*4
24
98
82
June
100
4*4% preferred
12
77
74
Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A--*
Thomas Allec Corp class A
Tide Water Assoc Oil Co co
"
15
23*4 Jan.
13
it!
(cap'l).lOO
com
June
June 14
12*4 June 28
28*4 June 21
23
1 105
55*4
54*4
100
Preferred
97
80
2
June 15
June
5
50
Sou Pacific Co
16
June
1
Series A preferred
June
13
100
Preferred
20
310
Mar. 17
Rainier Pulp A Pap cl A com *
Class B vtc._.
......*
2,930
1,340
1,950
6,528
6,043
33
95
6% prior pref ser A
100
2,166 Schlesinger (B F) com (new).
Preferred (new)
2,085
25
12,038 Shell Union Oil Corp com
902
5*4% cum conv pref
100
27,396 Signal Oil A Gas Co class A.*
70.695 Soundview Pulp Co new
5
230
15
18
67
5
493
Feb.
25
m
759 Safeway Stores Inc common
390 San Joaq Lt A Pr prior pf.100
"""794
13
24
Ry Eq & Realty Co Ltd com.*
232
40
7
30
Phillips Petroleum Co cap..*
Plg'n Whistle Corp partlc pf *
160
107
70
10*4 June
25
26
1254 June
3
11*4 June
29*4
June
Sale
28*4 June 18 30
28*4
28*4 June 28 29*4 June
29*4 Sale
26*4
26*4 June 29 27 *4 June
26*4 27
41
42
41
June 28
43*4 June
43*4
44
103*4 Sale 103*4 June 29 105*4 June
104*4 105
5
June 15
5*4 Sale
5*4
5*4
5*4 June
June
19*4 20*4
19*4 June 28 21
20*4
21*4
138
Sale
136
Sale
135*4 June 3 141*4 June
June
3 139
June
130
138*4 139*4 135
40,860 Rheems Mfg Co..
....1
29,887 Richfield Oil Co common....
1,963
Warrants.................
'H 8,658 Root Bros Inc common.....1
605
16
29
14
23
*
.100
com
....
93,408 Republic Petroleum Corp
100
Feb.
30
Pacific Gas Ac Bloc Co com.25
'23.154
2,165
14,291
6
44
14*4
24
10*4 Sale
13
15
*
Pacific Can Co
1,187
6,108
10,424
2,590
18,660
1,211
13*4 May
26*4 June 30
9*4 June 18
PaauhauSuftarPlantCo capl5
Paclflc-Amer Fisheries, Inc.5
380
288
10*4 June 29
1
B
50
6% preferred
9,459 Paraffine Cos, Inc.,
1,317
4
June
97
Sale
12*4 Sale
*
Oliver United Filters Inc A
First preferred
29,904
»
2,515 Pac Tel A Tel Co common.100
390
11*4 June
31
93
14*4 Sale
30
31*4
57,831
6% 1st preferred........25
17,798
5H% 1st preferred..
..25
37,283 Pacific Lighting Corp com
3,166
S6 dividend pref
30,363 Pac Pub Serv com non-vot.
2,529
1,613
10*4 June 29
26*4 June 30
954 June 18
82
93
91
679 O'Connor Moffat
•
17,225
61,055
1,135
8,370
17,163
81,221
987
4,463
Sale
25
12*|
...100
......100
33,552 North Amer OH Consol cap. 10
3,851 Occidental Insurance cap..10
1,610
Highest
Sale Prices
11
31
22*4
98*4 Sale
*
6% preferred
5*4% preferred
620
Lowest
Sale Prices
26*4 Sale
9*4 Sale
34
Sale
32*4
*
__.__100
Common.
Highest
Sale Prices
Sale
10*4 Sale
t c
▼
31,448
A common aeries 1
53,878 Natomas Co capital
North Amer Inr Corp—
Lowest
Sale Prices
Ask
11*4 Sale
10
....
Ask Bid
Bid
'
2,030
4,860
June 30
June 1
1937
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
65
STOCK EXCHANGE
SAN FRANCISCO
July, 1937]
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Angeles Stock Exch.
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MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
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RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
1937
Stock Sales
Shares.
June
Jan. 1 to June 30
STOCKS
Par
9*4
26*1
65
2,344
5*4% preferred (new)..—.*
1
142,738 Barn hart-Morrow Cons
64.000 Berkey & Gay Furn Co—..*
Warrants
...—.....*
101,600
32.400 Bolts Chics Oil Corp A
10
6.400
1.600
1.900
3.000
Bandini
800
2.000
2,000
4.000
100
100
650
44,400
49
x50
1,900
300
4,300
100
300
3.800
3,400
24,100
22,500
159,900
16,000
V
14,100
V
503.300
.....1
495 Farmers 9c Merch Nat Bk.10#
250 Foster & Kleiser Co.......10
6,500 General Motors Corp
...10
5.800 General Paint common.. ..*
Oil Co
Preferred
*
1,000
8,300 Gladding McBean Be Co
*
22,000 Globe Grain 8c Milling Co..25
*
1.300 Golden State Co
21,200 Hancock Oil Co A
78,000 Holly Development Co
*
1
—5
530 Holly Oil Co
100 Honolulu Oil Corp.....—..*
1.300 cHudson Motor Car Co......*
400 International Cinema .....*
1
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
1
100
L A Gas A Elec
600
100
50
200
•
Mt Diablo OH Ming
National Funding
Nor don
A Dev..I
Corp
10
Corp
5
67^c
61*4
62
14
36
18 *4
Sale
37
10*1
7
Sale
Sale
8
21*4
22*4
77*4c 87*4c
"7c" "I6c"
45c
29c
48c
Sale
10
10**
1082* 109**
7**
80c
I'
95c
3** Sale
lc
1.35 2.25
25c
1
65c
70c
12
12**
18c
Sale
11*4
35*4
36*4
27
33
700
Pac Finance
Corp
connon.
112
T
18*
15*4
1.05 Sale
440
3*4
3*4
97*4 Sale
4** June 25
1st preferred..
Preferred
Sale
459
w
20
20*4
10**
7*4
38**
21
23
Sale
1.00
1.10
1.30
11c
1.75
15c
32c Sale
38c Sale
12
12**
4
7**
4*4
7*4
95c Sale
3*4 Sale
55c
17c Sale
June
1
June 14
36
29
June 16
June 16
3
Bid
"LOO * l".50
10c
11c
26c Sale
27c Sale
11*4
12**
3** Sale
5*4
6
36
June 14
30*4 June
June
8
5*4 June
8
June 22
x5
June
June
7
5** June
19*4
9*4
7*4
36*4
4
June 23
June
4
June 21
June 29
16** June
80c
85c
10
Sale
19c
21c
40c Sale
1.35 Sale
29c Sale
y
Mar.
Jan.
65c
9
70c
10*4
17c
18c
Mar 11
r.
1.15 June 24
1*4 June
13c June
5
4
32c June 11
40c June
2
12*4 June
3*4 June
5
5*4 June 28
June
34c Sale
1.15 Sale
70c June 22
10
June
1
16c June 25
8,182 Signal Petroleum Co
For footnote* see page
67
25c
4
June
1
21
Jan.
85c
Jan.
4
1.35 Jan. 15
35
Jan.
4
23
14
1.35
Sale"
20** Sale
11*4
14
19*4 Juue 17
June
7
26c
30
60c
9*4
106*4
3*4
5*4
June 17
Sale
39c
33c
40c
6** Sale
39*4 43
40c
50c
9** Sale
3
Sale
Sale
224 Sale
2
90c
2*4
Sale
A*
9*4
4
3**
3*4
65* Sale
2
2*4
1.25
2.00
3*4 Sale
Jan.
23c June 17
I
II
Jan.
80c June
10
June
4
May 18
June 25
20c June
June 23
Jan.
4
1** June
22** June
Jan.
13
June
3
4
7
5
June 25
June 17
Apr.
8
May 14
June 30
Mar. 18
May 20
June
5
May 12
June
5
23
53
27**
53*4
28*4
2c
3c
35
20c
39
50c
53
8c Sale
35
29c
40
35c
38
40
9c Sale
35
37*4
25c
36c
June 24
52*4 June
6
38
5c June 21
June
4
29c June
11
May 21
Mar.
1
Jan. 11
Apr.
5
Jan. 12
Feb. ^ 26
Feb.
1
Mar. 19
Mar.
6
Feb.
4
May 18
Jan.
4
12
Mar. 17
Jan. 13
Jan. 13
Jan.
Jan.
8
Feb.
18
7
Mar. 19
Jan. 21
Jan. 23
Jan.
38c June 16
Jan.
9** June
1
June 28
3** June 10
7*4 June
1
2*4 June ; 1
June 16
Apr. 19
Jan.
June 23
Feb. 13
Mar. 19
8
43
June
IJune 17
1.45 June
4
June
3
2
Feb.
5
June 14
June 29
6
June 23
Jan.
6
3
Feb.
42*4
Sale
_
1,
Mar. 15
5
Feb. 17
May 26
Mar. 31
May
8
May 10
6*4 June 14
40
June 29
36c June 15
Apr.
20
Feb. 23
Feb.
3
10
Feb.
9
415* June
53*4 June
June 24
I Feb.
10
May 18
Mar. 22
Feb.
4
Mar. 12
9c June 30
38
June
2
30c June 11
Jan.
14
May 25
May 18
4
May
Mar. 12
114"" IIIII
40**
Mar. 24
Mar.
Feb.
46
18c
25
72*4c Jan. 25
Feb. 10
16*4 Feb. 20
June 25
5
June 11 29*4 June
June
1 29** June 7
June
7
June 30 27
Ju116 15 31*4 June 10
June
5
June
5 43
June 11 1055* June 17
5*4 June
5
June
5
8*4 June 28
3
June 16
6** June 29
2
June 23
1.45 June
3
3*4 June 25
1*4 Jan.
Jan.
5
Mar. 19
Feb. 11 109
654 Feb.
8
June 15
Feb.
5
June 28 10
Jan.
7**
4
3
22» Mar.
May 21
30*4
Jan.
19*4 Jan.
7
1.10 Apr. 26
8c
Jan.
7
16c
June 10
June 26
46c June
13
Feb.
4
Mar. 16
Mar. 24
June 22
Jan.
1.35 June
35c June
1.30 June 25
24
1.50
1.50
35
1
3*4 June
33c June 23
29
29*4
30
28*4
28*4 Sale
26*4
27**
26*4 Sale
30
31**
27** 29** 29*4
41
43*4
43*4
41*4 43
104
105
105*4 102*4 105
5*4
5**
6
554
6
21c
5
50c June 16
1.05 June 11
1.10 June 29
25c June 29
1_
3
11
it
14
1
v
Apr.
Mar 11
r.
May 13
29**
29*4
26**
44
36.350 Security First Nat Bank—.20
500 Shell Union Oil Corp
159.800 Sierra Trading Corp......25c
*
3,700 Signal Oil-Gas A
.
7*4 June 21
38** June 11
11** June 15
1
8
Feb.
June 19
1.30 June 10
16c June
16
16
4
Jan. 11
4*4 June 19
70
Feb. 13
11
1.15 June 17
10c June 21
16c June 10
26c June 17
2** June 26
32c June 22
10
16
27
11
460
9
23*4 June 21
2*4
36c
45c
19c Sale
20c
Feb.
Feb.
19*4 June 23
21*4 June
2
1.00 June 16
1*4 June
5
75c June 25
17
64** Mar. 9
19*4 Mar. 11
154 Mar. 17
June 25
15*4 June
9
1.35 June 25
1.00 June
2
June
7
432
June 25 455
x4*4 June 19 x4?4 June 19
1
48*4 June 16 55** June
Jan.
........
3.969 Security Co units
6
June 22
14
15*4 June
Feb.
44*4 Feb.
12 k Jan.
1754 Mar.
175* Mar.
24*4 Feb.
June
*5
Feb.
4*4 Feb. 10
135
May
............
10
pflOO
43
4
June 16
June
8
June 23
16c
59*4 Mar. 19
42*4 Apr.
9
9
June 30
June
9
97*4 June 30
10
1.10
80c
2*4
June
28
Jan. 19
Feb. 23
Feb. 23
Feb. 25
Feb. 18
Apr.
9*4
6*4
37**
1**
57
17
20*4
22*4
9** Sale
7
7
37
374
Bid
17c
22
May 20
10** June
49!
15!
1.10 Sale
13c
Jan.
14** June 14
8*4 June 17
\2M Sale
5 14
453*4 431
22*4
June 30
16
5**
10
2*4 Jan.
4 106
5 14c
6c June
5
11c June 16
12c June
5
5
10
15**
9
17
24
5c June 30
11c June 16
10c June
17
14*4
15*4
5*4
5*4
Jan.
16
28
Feb.,
......*
Rice Ranch OH Co..........1
32.100 Richfield Oil Corp
Warrants
1,800
1*4 June
May
Apr.
1.50 May
95c
4
5*4 Jan.
8
9*4 Jan.
2
305* Mar. 17
415* Mar. 17
90c
Apr.
1
3*4 Jan. 25
2** Feb.
5
7 54 Jan.
4
x5c June 24
32
10
55** Sale
15
15*4
21*4
11*4
10
Preferred series A.......10
3.000 Pacific Western Oil Corp...*
147,500 Republic Petr Co Ltd
..10
3*4
'"1*4 Sale"
41 San Joaqiuin LAP 1% pr
300
8
12
Pacific Clay Products......*
June 18
June 22
Jan.
2
x5c June 24
55
35
40c
36c
Pacific Distillers Inc
100 San Gabriel Riv Impt Co
2.450
12c
38
26.300 Roberts Public Markets....*
28.666
7c
Sale
18"" "18*4
85c
19c
24.800 Ryan Aeronautical Co
1
2,017 Samson Corp B common....*
9,430
6% Preferred
...10
374
1
55
1**
1.20
45c
1.900
117
2
1.10 June
2*4 June 22
June 17
1
2** June
95c June 18
11c Sale
10c
15
80c
18c
2,400
V
16c
32*4
34*4
11*4 Sale
15
15*4
41c
.........1
87,650
400
60c June
1*4 June 16
7c
10c
5c Sale
12c
7c
111
....1
Pet Corp
Ollnda Land Co
200
700
49c June
4** June 16
3*4
......
1,900
13,400
June 22
June
4
Juno 18
June
5
60c
1*4
30
45
Preferred series C......10
1,900
25
2,900 Pac Gas A Elec Co com
1st pref 0%...
5,100
25
1,600
5*4% 1st preferred..
25
10.500 Pacific Indemnity Co
...10
2,300 Pac Lighting Corp coat.....*
410
$6 preferred.
...._..*
700 Pacific Public Service
*
150
2*4
5**
23*4
38*4
2
55c
37
43
Oceanic Oil Co.............]
Occidental
500
8,600
.10
B
500
500
200
4% pref
67,520 Mascot OH Co—•...1
41,400 Menasco Mfg Co.—
...1
1
9,425 Merchants Petroleum Co
738,186 Mid-Western Oil Co.........
2,005 Mills Alloys Inc A.........*
100
"""666
1
Kinner Alrpl A Motor Corp.l
Lincoln Petroleum Corp
21,000 L A Investmsnt Co....
1.800
"6.800
2*4 June 22
4*4 June 17
23*4 June 18
37
June 22
4*4
11c
6c
2,500 Goodyear TAR Akron com.*
27**
28**
85
103
$5 Preferred (new)..—...* 101
40.000
2,800
296,750
173,125
187,720
366,700
10.600
9,400
17,900
4*4
24*4
36**
104
L A Industries Inc.——2
200
2*4
,
4*4
6c
5c
A
170,700
4.000
2*4
2
1.00
5*4
5*4
280
Highest
Sale Prices
85c
Creameries of America rtc.*
Exeter
Lowest
Sale Prices
Sale
1.10
18*
Preferred
"5.566
24,500
4,700
6,200
21,400
60c Sale
Steel com....*
....*
Consolidated
Jade Oil Co
700
1.25
Consolidated Oil Corp......*
339,700
459,765
447.900
32,700
3,613
1,800
2.300
2,000
181.300
2*4
2*4
5** Sale
2**
Highest
Sale Prices
4*4 Sale
1.10
Claude Neon Elec Prod Ltd.*
61.765
44,600
3,800
11,000
34*4
601 District Bond Co
.....25
100 Douglas Aircraft Corp—...*
9,900 Emsco Derr Be Equip Co
5
100
200
38*4
254 Sale
500 Chrysler Corp.......—5
12,200 Citizens Nat T & S Bank..20
....
"""loo
4**
23*4
...
1.204
x25
25
45c" Sale
Lowest
10
B
25
2,500 California Bank new
1,000 Calif Packing Corp
3,835 Central Investment Corp. 100
9,300 Chapman's Ice Cream Co...*
100
100
•y.ioo
24
1,386 Broadway Dept Store pfd.100
47,100 Buckeye Union Oil com—1
21,000
Common rot tr ctfs
1
15,700
Preferred..—
1
76.200
Preferred rot trust ctfs_.l
xlOO
1,500
900
700
900
500
Petroleum Co
Bid
4 **
Sale
262*
3 5*
1
Assoc Gas & El A
Ask
Bid
Ask
37*4
....1
700 Barker Bros common.......*
1,900
79,400
Wsk
Sale Prices
June 30
June 1
1937
Kd
100
:
.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN JUNE
Price
Shares
4,200
fljsOO
$5,666
Jan. 2
Jan. 1
June
Shares
100
june"36IIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Jan. lto
1936
1937
„
Since
In
1,007,949
6,790,079
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES
AGGREGATE
Bond Sales
19 6
820,138
9,408,740
Mar. 13
ANGELES
LOS
AQQREQATB
SALES
Shares
June SO
STOCKS
Shares
1,600
29,800 go Calif Edison Ltd com.
775
Original preferred......25
12,600
4% preferred...........25
23,000
BH% preferred.........25
500 So Calif Gas A 6% pref...25
£££ 80 Counties Gas 4% pref.lOf
10,800 Sontag Chain Sotres Co Ltd. *
.
10
2.000
1.600
.
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN JUNE
LOS ANGELESSTOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
STOCK
Lowest
2554 June
4
25
107" "June" 24 L07~""june"24
30
106
11% June 16
43 % June 26
40
June 28
3 % June 23
37 M June 28
22 % June 14
....*
Sunray Oil Co..—........
Superior OH Co common...25
Taylor Killing Corp
—*
12 % June 16
12% June
2
51% June
0
42% June
4% June
42% June
23 % June
13% June
1
8
4
8
1
76,700 Union OH of CaUf
Jan.
June
Jan.
Mar.
10% Mar.
Weber Showcase k PI* pfd..*
9
MINING STOCKS—
300 Alaska Juneau Gold M Colic
12% May
Calumet Gold Mines Co..lie
20c
lc
Cardinal Gold Mining Co
1
Cons Chollar G & S Co
...1
Gold Ore Mining Co
1
*7c
322,050 Black Mammoth Cons M Colic
4%c June
Oatman Rainb Gold M Co. 10c
10,000 Prince Cons Mining Co
10
2
"65c June""7
1
40c June 11
1
9c June 23
2,200 Amer Rad & Stand San.....*
5,458 Amer Tel 9c Tel Co
100
1,800 Anaconda Copper Mining..50
20% June
1 21 v June 1
164% June 24 165% June 23
900 Atlantic Refining Co.
25
9,500 (The) Aviation Corp (Del)--#
—*
29% June
7
June
1
49
6
June 17
200 Bendix Aviation.........—5
600 Caterpillar Tractor.. .......*
25,300 Cities Service Co...........*
1,000 Commercial Solvents.......*
9,600 Com'wealth 9c Southern....*
1,800 Cord Corp.................6
19,400 Curtiss-Wright Corp
1
1,600 Electric Bond 9c Share...
5
800 General Electric Co.
Feb.
13
5
29% Jan.
8
28% Mar. 11
28%
18%
47%
2%
9
4
13%
8
10
61%
5%
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
May
Mar.
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
June
20
29
4
19
19
16
31
2
4
27
4
17
10
17
11
13
12
29
7
7
Jan, 20
Mar. 23
51
June 18
29% June
6% June
7
8
Jan.
l%cJan.
lc
50c
38c
8c
28
4
Jan.
4
Mar. 22
Feb.
5
May 18
20% June
1 29%
160% Apr. 29 187%
49
June *17 68%
29% June 7 35
5% May 18
8% Jan.
6
24% Apr.
7
90
Apr. 14
2,000 Baldwin Locomotive.
'
41
May 29
1% Apr. 21
425,200
^
32% Jan.
34c
1,072,100 Imperial Development Co.25c
UNLISTED STOCKS—
Jan.
18
29
26
27
56% Feb. 18
4% June 16
200 Yellow 9c Checker Cab Co..*
Yosemite Portl Cement Corp
48.840 Tom Reed Gold Mines Co
June 17
11%
36%
1%
7%
Wellington OU Co.......—1
Western Air Express Corp..10
156,425 Zanda Gold Mining Co
June 22
Sale Prices
May 4 315a Feb.
Apr.
7 108% Feb.
11% June 16 14% Jan.
43% June 26 62% Mar.
40
June 28 49% Feb.
5
Feb.
3% June 23
Mar.
37% June 28 55
21
May 15 25% Mar.
12% June 16 17% Jan.
23
....25
UnlTersal Cons OU Co....10
Van do Kamps Bakeries. .... *
Victor OU Co
10
1,200
518,300
61,400
27,900
5,400
Sale Prices
22 % May 13
141% May 13 155
540 Union Bank 9c Trust Co..-50
24,500
1,400
1,130
2,408
51,800
2,200
Highest
36% June 14
26% June 30
36% June 14
26 % June 30
25
June 22
249,200 Transamerlca Corp.........*
_
Lowest
Sale Prices
24 % June 14
36M June
1
27% June
4
Southern Pacific Co......l0t
standard Oil of CaUf
Highest
Sale Prices
23 % June 28
«,
6,200
16,000
46.900
36,900
3,500
RANGE SINCE JAN. I
2% June 21
16% Apr. 23
2% May 19
3% May
1
5% June 24
Feb.
3
Jan. 8
Mar. 10
Jan. 23
9% Jan. 12
10% Jan. 29
27% Jan. 13
90% Jan.
14
5% Jan. 16
20% Jan. 20
4% Jan. 13
5% Feb.
2
18% Apr. 30
52% Apr. 30
32% Jan.
8
10% Apr. 28
....*
400 Goodrich (B F) Co
♦
2,300 International Tel ATel.—•
8% Mar.? 3
27% Feb. 14
62% Feb. 6
49
62% Mar. 20
Mar. 17
15% Feb. 17
200 Kennecott Copper Corp....*
55% June 28
55% June 28
800 McKesson 5c Bobbins
800 Montgomery Ward 9c Co....*
13 % June
7
52% June 29
13% June 17
15% Mar. 25
52% June 29
68%
54%
17%
34%
12%
2,800
18,700
1,400
12,200
28,500
4,300
N Y Central RR
♦
No Amer Aviation Inc...
1
North American Co........*
PackardiMotor Car Co......*
Radio Corp of America.....*
Radio-Kelth-Orpheum......*
400 Seaboard OU Co of Del
2,500
1,500
2,100
7,500
Odd lot,
V
43
~8""~June"l7
?
June 11
June 15
8
8
7
8
7
June 14
June 16
*
Standard Brands Inc.......*
Texas Corp
•
Tide Water Assoc OU
*
United Corp (Del)..........*
500 U S Steel Corp,............*
16,000 Warner Bros Pictures.....5
100 Westlnghouse El 9c Mfg Co.*
x
43
11
11%
June"25
17" June" 11
.4% June 14
12% "June" 14
June 11
9% May
18
24% Apr. 29
June 17
June 14
June 16
40% May 20
11% June 25
51% Jan. 21
16% May 14
4% June 16
96% Feb.
Mar.
5
Mar. 17
Jan. 21
Jan. 15
Fe
>.
19
12% Jan. 15
10
Apr. 19
43% Jan. 18
16
Jan,
18
63% Apr. 15
21% Feb. 4
8% Jan. 14
1 108% Apr. 27
17% Feb. 9
11% May 14
151
Jan.
12 151
Jan.
12
In the earlier part
the country, for the
General Quotations we
those dealt in
to the
on
stock exchanges of
In this department of
comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions, not only
of this publication complete records of the dealings on the leading
latest month and for the calendar year to date, are furnished.
combine in
one
the exchanges, but also leading unlisted and inactive securities.
.; 1 \
:
Exchange Seats
.......
........
Joint
84
".v: ivv.Y'-\
Bank Securities—....111
Stock Land
Federal Land Bank Bonds...............
91
Mining Stocks........
Foreign Government Bonds......
92
Municipal Bonds—Domestic....
Industrial Bonds—
...
.............
85
-s,
'■
4. P«X*
-
73
.......113
Railroad Stocks.........................
Real Estate Bonds
.......
...
85
85
Deposit Stocks.. 85
91
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks......
93
.....
Canadian
82
.....
Textile Stocks
.............
85
Public Utility Bonds....
74
Title Guarantee and Safe
99
Public Utility Stocks....................
79
United States Government Securities...•
Investing Companies Securities.......... 73
Railroad Bonds.........................
58
United States Territorial Bonds..........
Industrial Stocks
11- v'
The following is an index
different classes of securities quotedi
—...
....
Insurance Stocks
;
:r-'t\y.y
................
91
91
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing dag of the month preceding the date of issue.
The letter "f* prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation is a flat price—that is, that the accrued interest
therefore the purchaser does not have to provide
always "flat," and no designating mark is
forms part of the price, and
In the case of income bonds and bonds in default, the price is
for It separately in making payment.
employed to indicate the fact.
Quotations for equipment bonds are based on average maturities.
.
Quotations for guaranteed stocks are "and dividend" that is the accrued dividend must be paid in addition to the price.
It should be borne in mind in the use of these tables that the quotations for many inactive and unlisted securities are
cases
the figures are
obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
often used, viz.: "M" for mortgage, "g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end" for endorsed,
The following abbreviations are
"conv" for convertible, "s f" for sinking
bond
prices
Bid
Bonds
RAILROAD BONDS
Akron Canton & Youngstown—
Oen & ref 6s 1945 series A. A&O /
Gen & ref 5%s 1945 ser B.A&O /
Alabama Great Southern—
1st cons g 6s 1943 ser A...J&D
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B—...J&D
■■■■'*
are
"and interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
Atlantic Coast Line of S G—
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948
2d g 4s 1948
Atlantic & Yadkin—
65
63
62
64
1st mtge gu g
Aug Term 1st
Eq trust 6s ser G 1938
A&O b 1.70
Alabama Tennessee & Northern—
Prior lien 6s 1948
J&J
Gen income 6s Oct 1948—J&J
Alabama & Vicksburg Ry-103
1st M g 5s 1974 series A..M&N
104 %
Albany & Susq 3%s g 1946..A&O
Alleghany Gorp—
Coll tr conv 6s 1944——F&A
Coll & conv 5s 1949
J&D
Coll & conv 5s 1950
A&O
111%
108%
1.10%
14
n.
_
1st mtge
5-yr
108
1.75
2.75
3.75
67
82
108%
98
63
101
104
110
113
109 %
109%
104%
_
Conv g 4s *05 due 1955..J&D
Conv g 4s of *10 due I960. J&D
Conv aeb 4%s 1948
J&D
Trans S L 1st g 4s 1958—J&
Gal-Ariz lst&ref4 %s'62 opM&S
103 %
iofll
104%
109%
108%
108"
IBB
113"
\
1st 5s ext May 1
1954..—M&N
107
UO
112
114%
103
106
99
100
105 H
107
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
1st cons 4s July 1 1952...M&S
Conv deb 4s 1939 op '16—M&N
1964..J&D
10-yr coll tr 5s May 1 '45.M&N
Lou & Na»hv4s Oct 1 *52.M&N
Equipment trust 4%s..
Eq 4%s 1938-41 E (yr)...F&A
Atlantic Coast Line (Conn)—
Irred ctfs of indebt 5s.. ...J&D
Gen unifser A 4%s
6 Basis.
102
}$*
100
97
87%
104%
91%
1.75
A&O
87
Pittsb Lake Erie & W Va—
Refund gold 4s 1941
M&N
8 W Div 1st 5s 1950
J&J
75
89%
74%
76"
75
2.25
1.50%
1.50%
2.50
1.50
1.00%
1.25%
2.00
Toledo & Gin Div 4s 1959.J&J
Bangor & Aroostook—
111 %
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943
J&J
Cons refund g 4s 1951.—..J&J
107%
4s stamped 1951.
......
Pis cat Div g 5s Jan 1943.. A&O ^109
St Johns Riv Ext gu 5s '39.F&A
107
109
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43.A&0
107
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39..F&A
Battle Creek & Sturgis—
<
90
105
,
&
1.25
1.25
91
91
93
May 1940
M&S
M&N
4%s 1961 ser JJ
A&O
Equip trust 3%s Dec 1 1937-44
Eq 4%s 1938-1943 (yr)...A&O
Equipment trust 5s
Boston & Maine (old)—
4s Aug 1942..
—F&A
3s July 1950
J&J
Equip 5%s 1937 (yr)
F&A o
Eq tr 6s 1938 (year)
J&D 6
1st
m
5s 1967 ser AO
m
5s 1955
ser
2
71%
5s June 1945..............
/
lstm4%sJuv 151947—J&J15
J&J15 /
1.75
2.00
'
64
-—
g
4s 1955
2.50%
103
99
105%
92
92
93%
90
91
103%
1.25%
99
1
17
P
20
106
106%
106%
F&A
2.00
94
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A.A&O
Canadian National Rys—
114%
4 %8 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 58 guar 1970—.
F&A
5s guar July 1 1969....
J&J
58 guar Oct 1 1969.......A&O
5s guar 1954
F&A
16-year guar 3s 1950...—J&D
Guaranteed 3s 1944
...M&N
Guaranteed 2s, 1938..
M&N
7-year guar 2s 1943——F&A
17-year guar 3s 1953—...F&A
Eq tr 4%s 1938-1942 (gu) M&N
Eq tr 4%s 1938-45 (ann).J&D
Equipment trust 5s.......
112%
112%
113
115%
117%
115%
117%
115
95
100%
100%
81*
94
3.00
3.00
3.00
Canadian Northern—
S F deb 6%s
'
15%
15%
105
Eq tr 5%s 1938
M&N
Atl Ry 1st 4s 1955..J&J
2.00%
38
106
Canada
90
•**«"/
20
J&J
1946
...J&J
n Nominal.
P'?JI
64
103
*34—A&O /
Certificates of deposit
/
Gen M
88
?-v'-'v"-
3.00
84
1947—F&A
101
.
3.25
,
Gen m 6s 1938
Boston Term Co 3%s
4s 1950
Cambria & Indiana—
88
t 7- '
3.10
100
Butte Anaconda & Pac 5s *44 F&A
Cambria & Clearfield—
1st 5s g 1941
.——.J&J
73
.102%
Belt RR & Stk Yds (Indplis)—
101
1st ref gold 4s 1939
M&N
94
Belt Ry of Ohatt 1st 5s '45—J&J
Belvidere Del 1st 3%s 1943..J&J
102%
Bessemer & Lake Erie—
Equip tr 2%s 1938-1947i.M&S 62.70
107%
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s 1944..J&D
Birmingham Southern—
3.70
Equip trust 3%s Dec. 11937-46
99
Birm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.M&S
89
Bluff Point Land & Imp 1st 4s *40
21
Boonville St L & Sou 5s '61.F&A
Boston & Albany 5s Oct '63—J&J
105%
5s June 1942............J&D
104%
102
5s July 1 1938
J&J
97
4%s impt 1978-F&A
1st mtge 4 %s ser A 1943..A&0
104%
90
3%s Jan 1 1951—.-.——.J&J
90
Ref 3%s 1952 gu N Y C_.A&O
92
Boston & Maine (new) 5s Sept '41
4a-5s April 1947
87%
...
89
5s April 1944
1st mtge gu g 4s 1955
F&A
Bost & Prov deb 5s July 1 1938
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn—
Con 1st & coll tr 5s g
92
k Last >als.
78 £
80
m
Burl Cedar Rapids & North—
70
Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938
J&J
Beech Crk Ext 3%s 1951—A&O
91
.........
1943—.—.
Brooklyn & Montauk—
2d (now 1st) giold 5s 1938-J&D
102%
103% Brunswick & Western—
1st mtge gtd 4s 1938-——J&J
101%
Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941
J&J
108
oo %
1st ref 5s 1961—
J&J
100
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh—
General 5s g 1937—
M&S
—
107%
Con g 4%s 1957
111
M&N I
81
Equip trust 5s 1938
J&D 6
2.00
Buff & Susquehanna RR Corp—
98
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
J&J
102%
10h%
1st guar g 3s 1989-.
J&D
Bay City & Battle Ork 3s '89 J&D
Ask
Boston & N Y Air Line—
5s Jan 1946
2.00
105%
104%
A&O
66
/This price includes accrued interest.
102%
„
108%
105 %
Rocky Mt Dlv 4s 1965—J&J
Athens Terminal Ry—
1st g 6s 1937
J&J f 29
Atl & Blrm.
See Seab'd Air Line
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line—
1st M 4%- 1944 ser A
J&J
lot M 6s 1944 serB
J&J
Atlanta Knoxville & Northern—
1st mtge gold 5s 1946-....J&D
1st cons 4s Mar 1 2002
M&S
Atlanta Terminal 6s 1939...F&A
Atlantic Oity gu 4s 1951
J&J
99
97%
1939—F&A
1960
F&A
1995 series A.J&D
6s 1995 series O.J&D
5s 2000 ser D..M&S
Ref & gen 5s series F 1996.M&S
Eq tr 4%s 1938-40 (yr)_._M&N
Eq tr 4%s f38-'41 O (yr)..F&A
Eq tr 5s 1937 (yr)
F&A
Eq tr 5s 1938 (yr).
F&A
90%
1.25%
1.75%
2.50%
106%
106
Ref & gen
Ref & gen
96
Ry Bridge & Term—
1st M 5s 1964
M&S
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947....A&O
Aroostook Valley 1st 4%s "61J&J
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
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
J&J
gtd g 5s 1941
notes 4%s
5s Jan
1st
77
74
113
Conv g 4%s
Ref & gen 5s
95
Equip 68 series D 1937
J&J
Equip 5 %s series E 1939—M&N
Equip 5s ser P, G & H, '41-'45
Ann Arbor 1st g 4s 1995
Q-J
sec
5s March 1942—
1st
4s 1949
A&O
6s 1947—A&O
gu g
1st M 4s g July 1 1948
1st M 5s July 1 1948
59
1st mtge guar 4s 1998-—-A&O
American Refrig Transit—
Ark & Mem
46%
46%
44"
Baltimore & Ohio—
4
6s
,
103
5s
Augusta Union Sta 4s 1953..J&J
Baltimore & Harrisburg Ry—
1st M West Ext g 5s 1938.M&N
.
stamped 1950
A&O
Allegheny Valgen 4s 1942-.M&S
Allegheny & Western—
J&J
Austin & Northwestern—
188*
108
,
S:V':
J&J
Boston & Maine (new) Concl—
5s May 1943................
Atl & Danville 1st 4s 1948..-J&J
;
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
„
Aberdeen &Asheboro 1st 5s'40J&J / 21
98
Adirondack 1st 4%s 1942 gu M&S
102
Akron & Barb Belt g 4s 1942. J&D
:
"cons" for consolidated
fund. "1 g" for land grant, "op" for optional.
letters showing the interest period indicates the month when the bonds mature.
The black-faced type In the
NOTICE—All
_
merely nominal, but In all
■
./V
123
123%
JULY, 1937]
RAILROAD BONDS
NOTICE—All bond prices
Quotations for all securities
Bonds
20-yr coll
"and interest'' except
are
as
Bonds
Chicago & North Western Cont.
Eq 5s 1937-'38 O iyr)-.-J&D
Eq 4Mb '37- 42«yr)ser A.M&N
OhicR I&PacRy—
General gold 4s 1988-—-—J&J
Certificates of deposit—
94
Its 1946—M&S
Coll tr 6s 1954
J&D
S f 4%s Dec 15 1944—J&D 15
Coll tr 4%s 1960
J&J
Oonv coll tr 6s 1942
M&S
15-yr conv coll tr 4s 1949--J&J
Oonv coll tr 3%a 1951—r&A
Eq tr 5s 1944.7.
Eq tr 4%s 1937-194 5s-a—J&D
Oaro Cent 1st g gu 4s 1949..J&J
Oaro Clinch & Ohio 5s 1938.J&D
1st cons 6s 1952 ser A..J&D 15
Carthage & Adirondack—
1st mtge guar g 4s 1981
J&D
Oatawissa Cons g 4s 1948—A&O
Cent Ark & East 1st 5s 1940. J&J
Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s '48. J&D
Central of Georgia—
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945
F&A
Cons gold 5s 1945
M&N
Ref & gen 5%s 1959 ser B.A&O
Ref & gen 5s 1959 ser O.-.A&O
Eq tr 4 Ms '38-'40 ser P'yr)M&S
Eq tr 4%s '37-'40serQ<yr)M&N
Eq tr 5s 1938 lyrly)
J&D
Ohatt Div gold 4s 1951—J&D
Macon & Nor g 5s 1946
J&J
Mid Ga & Atl 1st 5s 1947—J&J
Mobile Div g 5s 1946
J&J
Oconee Div 1st 5s 1945
J&D
Cent New Eng 1st gu 4sl961 J&J
Central of New Jersey—
Gen M mow 1st) g 5s 1987.J&J
Gen M 4s 1987
J&J
Eq tr 4%s 1937-'41 (yr)—F&A
103
104
106 %
102
107 M
100M
/109 M
102%
99 %
114
b 3 00
/ 72%
103
103
110
103 M
J&j
100M
2.25%
27"
14%
15 M
„
4.00
3.00%
3.00%
3.00%
4.00
4.00
30
23}
10
19
32
19"
24
70M
49 M
b
Central Pacific—
1st ref 4s g guar 1949
F&A
1st g guar 4s Oct 1 1954—A&O
50 %
57 M
,
2.50
1.50%
107 %
108M
104
Guar g 5s 1960
F&A
European loan 4s 46 -—M&S J
Central RR & Banking of Ga—
Coll trg 5s 1937
M&N
96"
94M
88
| 89 M
88M
4.00
3.00%
106
78"
104
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu—J&J
Chesapeake & Ohio—
1st cons g 5s 1939
M&N
General 4 Ms gold 1992—M&S
Ref & imtp 3 Ms D 1996—M&N
Ref & .mpt 3 Ms ser E 1996 F&A
notes, 1940
J&J
notes, 1941
J&J
notes, 1942
—J&J
notes, 1943—
-J&J
notes, 1944
J&J
notes, 1945
—J&J
100
...J&J
100
notes.
1946
97 %
100%
1.50%
112
63
■
104
111%
111%
117%
107%
111%
104%
105%
107
3.00%
97%
103
118
102%
1104%
J&J
ttHoo-i M^HO
s
Short Line 1st 4s 1953
A&O
Chic June RR 1st 4a 1945—M&S
Chic June Ry & Un Stk Ids—
16
101
Chicago Lake Shore & Eastern—
1st M 4Mb 1969
opt 1919.J&D
105
111%
66
75"
21%
22%
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac RR—
F&A
A&O
X
/
/
/
"12
50
50
f
b
b
4.85
4.85
5.25
b
5.25
/
/
/
/
/
33
34
33%
35%
30%
6
GenM4%s'87 stpd inc taxM&N
GenM4%s'87 stpd inc taxM&N
15-year 6 Ms Mar 1936...M&S /
1st & ref 5s May 2037
J&D
1st & ref 4Mb May 2037-J&D
1st & ref 4Mb May 2037 C J&D
Oonvg 4Mb 1949 ser A—M&N
38%
f 19^
f
22%
7%
U
54%
60%
59%
4.50%
4.50%
4.75%
4.75%
33%
35
109%
104
107
109
108%
105%
105%
101%
100%
2
25%
56%
36
32
31
31
37
31
38%
44M
S*
n*
45
55%
41%
40M
50
60
88M
f
15
2.75%
S
16%
14%
19%
b
4.00
3,00%
b
4.00
b
4.00
3.00%
3.00%
26%
/
26%
27%
31%
83
/
85
98
Dodge—
Ctfsof dep for gtd 4sl935-J&J
/
Des Plaines Val 4Mb 1947—M&S
/
Det & Mack pr lien 4s 1995.
J&D
/
4s stamped 1995
/
Mortgage gold 4s 1995—TJ&D /
Mtge 4s stamped 1995
M&N
A&O
Eq 4Ms '38-'41 LL is-a)-M&S
Eqtr4%s 1937-'43 is-a)—M&S
Equipment trust 5s
Equipment trust 5%s
Erie & Jersey s f 6s 1955--J&J
Erie & Pittsburgh—
Gen gu g 3 Ms ser B 1940—J&J
/
5%
46
7%
56%
58
85
61
70
48
48
59"
8s
12%
80%
b
»
b
b
68%
68
2-40
2.70
2.00
2.00
118
88%
69%
68%
2.00%
1.25%
1.25%
105%
104
/
4%s *59.J&D /
78
M&S /
10
103
9™
87
99%
91
Certificates of deposit
Eq 4Mb '38-'4l H <s-a)— M&S
Fla So 1st g gu 4s 1945
J&J
65
f
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
J&J /
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv—
70
10J
101
34
Gen ref gold 4s 1950
J&J
1st cons ref 4%s '52 opt—M&N
45
/
f
7%
17%
1st con 4 Ms 1982
«Nov '32 and May '37 coup).
Proof of claim filed
/
Certificates of deposit--
4
3%
4%
7%
9%
Amended
Fort Dodge Des Moines & Sou—
1st 5s 1938
J&D /
Fort St Un Dep Det 4Ms *41-J&J
Galveston Houston & Henderson
1st lien & ref M 5%s 1938.A&O
Galveston Term 6s 1938
.M&S
Genesee River 6s 1957-.
J&J
4%
104%
90
95
117%
Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945
J&J /
25%
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948.J&D /
Ga Caro & N 1st 5s g 1929
J&J
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934.
/ 25%
Georgia & Florida RR—
1st M 6s 1946 series A—M&N /
7%
Certificates of deposit
/
Georgia Fla & Ala 1st 6s '52.F&A /
Georgia Midland—
1st g 3s 1946
8
16
.-"''v
..A&O
62
Bkg ref 6s 1951—A&O
J&J
121
105
J&J
63
1947
Ga Sou & Fla 1st g 5s 1945
Deb 5s 1952
50
A&O
Eqtr4%s 1937-1939 s-a—M&N b 4.50
Girard Point St'ge 3 Ms '40--A&O
103
63%
66"
3.00%
100
94
102%
108%
102%
104%
109%
104
94
J&J
93
94
95
97%
99%
95
89
97
94
Gen 4s 1962 Can Govt gu.-J&J
Grand Trunk West 4s £ 1950.J&J
1st g gu 48 $ July 1 1950
J&J
105
107
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1937-'43 <yr)__
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947
J&D
Great Northern—
1st & ref g 4%s *61 opt
Gen M 5%s 1952 ser B
*41 -J&J
J&J
Gen M 5s 1973 ser O
.J&J
Gen 4%s 1976 series D—.-J&J
Gen 4Ms 1977 series E...J&J
Eq tr 2s 1938-194^.
M&S
Eq tr 4 %s 1937-1939
M&S
Eq tr 4 Ms 1937-1940 Diyr) J&J
Eqtr 5s 1937-1938 <yr)— M&S
Western Fruit Express—
Eq 5s J'ne lo'38-'39 «yr)J&D
Eq tr 4%s 1938-1940—J&D
Greenbrier Cheat & Elk—
1st 5s 1944
J&J
W Va Midland Ext 5b *54.J&J
Greenbr Ry 1st g gu 4s '40-M&N
Green Bay & Western-
22
100
4.00
95
113%
117%
110
104%
103
120
108%
93%
2.75
2.00
2.10
1.50
100%
3.00%
114%
121%
111%
105%
103%
121%
109
94%
2.00%
1.25%
1.50%
1.00%
2.00
1.40%
2.00
1.40%
101
9Q
105%
60
1st M 6s 1958 series A
J&J
Guayaquil & Quito 1st 5s '32 J&J2
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
48
10%
!?8
9
53
13
A&O
102%
95%
103%
96%
1st ref & term g 5s Feb *52. J&J
Stmpd (July 1 1933 cpn on).
91%
91%
1st 5 Ms 1950 ser B
1st 5s 1950 series O
Gulf & Ship Island RR—
13
/ This price includes accrued interest.
85
Debenture ctfs A Feb
Debenture ctfs B Feb..
Guantanamo & Western
Gulf Terminal of Mobile—
1st mtge g 4b 1957 gu
b Basis.
99%
76%
81
—
22
t CaUed July 1 at 105.
98%
76
Series C 1940—
J&J
Florida Central & Peninsula—
1st cons 5s gold 1943
..J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser G 1946
J&J
Gen mtge 4s ser H 1946
J&J
Gen mtge 3 %s serj 1967—J&J
103
3.75
.
110
1st 4s Feb 25 *39 Alb gu..M&N
1st 4s Feb 15 '42 Alb gu._M&N
J&D
f
f
109
(Lake Superior) 4s 1955
119
J&D
:;.v ;■
;XV;
107%
105
(Mountain and Prairie)4s 1955
110M
M&S
109
109
A&O
Grand River Valley 1st 4s 1959
Rys <N H) deb 4s '54.J&J /
Dos Moines & Fort
1953
Grand Trunk Pacific—
1st M 3s 1962
76
* Last sale,
i
112
107
Ref & imp M 5s 1967
Ref & impt M 5s 1975
Ga RR &
7i."/*r. ■
104
J&J
J&J
Goshen & Deckert'n 1st 5 %s 1978
2nd ext 6s 1979
M&N
Gouv & Osw 1st 5s g 1942
J&D
Gr R & Ind ext 4 Ms 1941
J&J
1st ext 3 %s 1941
J&J
104
1951
Series D
4
* • |-»
4s Jan 1
87
Assented subject to plan
Ref &lmpt5s 1978ser B—A&O
Eq tr 4Mb 1938-'42 (yr)—M&N
Equipment trust 5s
Equipment trust 5 Ms
Denver & Rio Grande—
1st con g 4s 1936
J&J
1st con g 4%s 1936
-J&J
Denver & Salt Lake Ry—
Inc mtge 6s Jan 1 1960-An
Apr
1st 4s 1950
J&J
40
93
108
112%
Delaware Lackawanna & Western
Equip trust 4s Apr 1 1938-'49.
b
Denver & Rio Grande WesternGen income 5s Aug *55...F&A
39
112"
91
F&A
Del & Bound Br 3 Ms 1955—F&A
Delaware & Hudson—
1st & ref gold 4s 1943—M&N
35
109%
108%
106%
111
Imp & equip 5s 1960
M&N
Danbury & Norw ref 4s 1955.J&J /
108%
102
101%
99%
7%s extended to 1946
103
103
J&J
6s extended to 1946
107%
Chic Memp & Gulf 5s 1940..J&J
Chic Milw & Gary 1st 5s '48.A&O /
RR—
Deb 4s 1955
.J&J /
Deb 4s 1955
A&O /
Deb 4s 1956 guar
J&J f
Cuban Nor Ryslst5Ms, '42 J&D
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
J&J
103
Coll tr ref 5s 1940
A&O
Coll trust ref 4s 1940.----A&O
98%
103"
J&J
5s
(r.
-
'
'■
107%
-
Proof of claim filed..
95
105%
1st
29%
29%
to
104%
r
111%
Consol
12%
*0
103%
94%
104
Connecting Ry iPhila)—
1st M gu 4s Mar 15 '51.M&S 15
30
103%
105"32
92 M
91
Connecticut & Passumpsic Rivers
-A&O
M&S
31
27
100%
»
1st gold 4s 1943.
Conn River gold 4s 1943
103%
rcrl0
:!
102
110%
A&O
1965
114
\'ii-
Income 5s 2862
A&O
El Paso & R I 1st gu 5s 1951. J&J
El Paso & Southwestern RR—
1st & ref 5s 1974—
109%
1st ext g 4s 1955.
Concord & Claremont—
1st 5s 1944
37%
4.00
107%
105%
100
—
Col Newberry & Laurens—
1st 3s July 1 1937
Columbus & Toledo—
105
Florida East Coast
Columbus & Hocking Valley—
Ext gold 4s 1948
A&O
31% -'■> 33
30%
32%
36%
Non-cum income 5s 1955
Chic Indianapolis & St Louis—
1.10%
106
Equip tr 2Mb ser A 38-'52 M&S ) 3.25
Coal Riv Ry 1st 4s gu 1945.J&D
108
Colorado & Southern—
General mtge 4Mb 1980.-M&N
55 X
Col & Pt Deposit 4s 1940—-F&A
105%
nmH
Chicago Indianap & LouisvilleRef M g 68 1947 series A
J.—
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B—J&J
h Ref M g 48 1947 series O
J&J
1st & gen 5s 1966 series A.M&N
1st & gen 6s May '66 ser B_J&J
v;X Monon Coal gu 5s *36 opt. J&D
108
106
b 1.70
■rm-,
46%
77
Conv gold 4s 1953 ser A..A&0
Series B 1953
A&O
111%
*
98%
r 97%
1st gtd 5s 1943
.—J&J
Cleveland Akron & Columbus—
M 6s '41 ser C—J&J
113 %
Prior lien gold 4s 1996
Gen lien gold 4s, 1996
<
35
104M
Clinchfield
in
Con mtge g 4s 1956 guar— J
30
73
101%
East Tenn & Western N O—
1st extended 5s 1965
M&N
East Tenn Va & Georgia—
Consol 1st g 5s 1956.
M&N
5s stamped
101%
110
f 5 Ms 1972 series A—A&O
1st M s f 5s 1973 series B_ A&O
1st s f 4 Ms 1977 series O
A&O
X
95%
f
109
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1965
65
113%
Duluth & Iron Range—
1st 5s 1937
A&O
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic—
104
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
1st
b
OaUed July 1 at 103.
105
1st 4s gold guar 1995——M&N
Cleveland Union Terminals—
16"
5
110%
107%
105%
103%
99%
/ 60
Cleve Short L 4Mb 1961
A&O
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
111M
t
•
1951—M&S
Chicago & Western Indiana—Consol gold guar 4s 1952—J&J
1st & ref M 4Mb D 1962—M&S
Choc & Memph 5s 1949—.-J&J
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—Consol gold 5s 1952
M&N
Cincinnati Hamilton & DaytonGeneral 5s gold 1942..—-J&D
Cin Ind & West 1st 5s 1965.M&N
Cincinnati Lebanon & Northern—
1st consol gtd 48 1942..—M&N
Cine & Musk Val 4s 1948—F&A
Cin N O & Tex Pac Ry—
Eq tr 5s 1938 iyr)——.—A&O
Cin Northern RR 1st 4s 1951-J&J
Ser D 3 Ms gen gtd 1950.-F&A
Gen & ref 4M8 1977 ser A.F&A
Gen & ref 4%s 1981 ser B—J&J
111
50
'/
/
Equip tr 4Mf
Chicago & lllin
M&N
108%
107%
Ser A 4Mb gen gtd 1942—J&J
Ser B 4Mb gen gtd 1942—A&O
Ser B 3 Ms gen gtd 1942
A&O
Ser O 3Ms gen gtd 1948.-M&N
1.50%
1.75%
1.25%
1.00%
111
Stmpd non-pay Fed inc tax..
Gen M 5s '87 stpd inc tax.M&N
106 %
_
Chicago & Eastern 111 mew co)GenM 5s May 1951
M<!
Certificates of deposit
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
1st consol 6s gold 1934
A<i
Chicago & Erie 5s 1st g '82._M<S
Gen M gold 4s 1987
Guaranteed 3 Ms
Cleveland & Mahoning—
Gold 5s 1938
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
110%
109 M
107 M
lst & ref g 5s 1971 ser A.
Oonv adl 5s Jan 2000
1944—
St L Div 1st col tr g 4s '90 M&N
Spr & Col Div 4s 1st g '40.M&S
White W V Div 1st 4s '40—J&J
108%
117.
107%
50-yr 5s 1975 series A
4s
Dexter & Piscataquis—
1st 4 Ms 1949
Ask
104
A&O
Edmonton Dun vegan & British
Columbia Ry 4%s 1944._A&0
Elgin Jol & East 5s 1941—M&N
Elmira & Williamsport—
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950. J&J
89
.---A&O
1st M 4s series D 1963.—J&J
1st mtge 3 Ms ser E 1963—-J&J
Guar
Ref & imp
103 M
>
99
78
Ref & imp M 5s '63 ser D—J&J
Ref & imp 4Mb ser E 1977.J&J
Cairo Div 1st g 4s 1939
J&J
O W & M Div 1st 4s g *91
J&J
97
100
i
Chicago Milwaukee & St PaulGen g 4s A May 1 1989
J&J
Gen g 3Ms B May 1 1989.J&J
&'• Gen 4Mb May *89 series O.J&.T
Gen 4Mb May '89 ser E...J&J
Gen M 4 Ms May '89 Ser F-J& J
Eq 4Mb "37-'43 E & F <yr).J&J
Eq 4Mb '37-*41 G & H <yr) J&J
Eq tr 5s '37-'40 ser B «yr)-F&A
Eq tr 5 Ms 1938
A&O
Chicago & Noith Western—
Gen M 3 Ms g 1987
M&N
91M
95
M&N
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
1st 5s Mar 1 1964
J&J
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—
1st gold guar 4s 1953
J&J
Eastern Ry or Minnesota—
Nor Div 1st g 4s 1948
109%
94%
1st & ref g 5s Dec 1 '60 opt J&D
Inc mtge 5s Dec 1 I960-—M&S
Chicago Union Station—
120
r
87
87 X
86 M
1951.---J&D
119
55. F&A
Chicago & Alton RR—
Refunding g 3s 1949
£
Chicago Burlington & Qulncy-
-J&D#15
107
Equip tr 2s 1938-1947
M&S 6 2.50
Eq tr 2 Ms 1988-1946
J&D t> 2.65
Eq tr 3s, 1937-1950
A&O 0 2 80
Eq tr 4 Ms '37-'40 (yr)—A&O t> 2.00
Eqtr5sl938 <yr).
M&S 15 !> 1.50
106
Craig Valley 1st 5s g 1940-J&J
Paint Creek Br 4s 1945
F&A
107 M
Chesterf & Lancaster 6s
87
109
Bid
Detroit Term & Tunnel—
1st guar 4%s 1961.-
1st gold 5s 1937
J&J / 36
Dutchess Co RR 4 Ms 1940.-J&D / 100
East Penn 1st 4s 1958
-.M&S
106
X 87
•84
84
106 M
Potts Creek 4s 1946
J&J
R & A Div 1st con g 4s '89. J&J
2d con g 4s 1989
J&J
Warm Spr Val 1st 5s g '41-M&S
10
84
84
General 4s gold 1993.--—J&D
Gen M 5s ser B 1993
-J&D
96%
96%
100 M
99%
100 M
100M
h
93
,
—
1st cons guar g 4s 1940—F&A
Clev Cine Chic & St Louis—
103
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 1937-*44 «yr)_. b
Char & W Carolina 5s 1946—A&O
Ohatt Rome & Sou 1st 5s *47 J&J f
~
■
..
1st mtge g 5s series C '57_M&N
1st M 3 Mb ser D 1971
M&N
Clearfield & Mahoning—
Central RR of South Carolina—
1st ref 6s 1937-1976.
Oentral Vermont Ky—
_
^Mem Div 1st 4s
26 M
17
16%
15
Chicago Term 1st jet 4s 41-M&N
Chic Terre Haute & Southeast—
'
<•»<*•■»
33
47
16%
14%
15 %
Igr-ftS
25
77
25
31%
1934 opt to 1911—A&O
Certificates of deposit......
Sec 4Mb 1952 ser A—-M&S
Sec 4M ser A
certifof dep. —.30-yr conv 4M« I960
M&N
Eq tr 5s 1938 (s-a)
—J&D
Chicago St Louis & N O
Con g 5s June 15
f
Con g 3 Ms June 15 51
109
■'
2.00%
3.00%
J&J
83
19 M
Bonds
3.00
103%
U1M
25
Ask
4.00
Ref g 4s
78
80
-
Bid
...
103
110%
"f" and income and defaulted bonds
day of the month preceding the date of issue
possible for the closing
as
90
85
tr 4
near
69
where marked
Ask
Bid
Canadian NW4Hs Oct 22 1943—
Canadian Pacific—
Cons deben 4s perpetual. _J&J
are
n
Nominal.
A&O
J&J
89
91
<
KiSoir
X;
railroad bonds
70
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked "f
and income and
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding,
Bid
Bonds
Harl R
&
Lane RR
Hoboken Perry 6s
109
J&J
M&N
-
1946
87
Hocking Valley Ry—■
1st cons gold 49*s 1999—J&J
Eq tr 6s 1938 (ann)
A&O
b
1.75
Eq tr 6s 1937-1939 (yr)._-J&J
Holidaysburg Bedford & Dumb
106
1st M g 4s 1951 guar
-J&J
Holyoke & West 4 Ms 1951--A&O / 45
Housatonic con 5s 1937----M&N f
99%
Houston Belt & Term 6s 37.J&J
_
Houston & Texas
1st gold 5s 1957 opt
AdJ inc up to 5% Feb
1st M 4Ms 1957 conv
73 M
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
J&J
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
93
85
66 M
m
97
1st & ref 4s ser D 2003—A&O
1st & ref 3Msser E 2003—A&O
EI*
Eq tr 4Ms 1937 (year)..--J&D
Equipment trust 5s
—
Atl K & Gin Div 4s 1955-M&N
Pad & Mem Div 1st 4s '46-f&A
749*
69 M
67
3.25
2.25%
105
93 M
96 M
959*
106 M
94
96M
83M
969*
919*
J&J
J&J
107
J&J
103 M
113
34 m
J&J /
b
Southern Ry joint Monon
1st 5s
102 M
99 M
279*
28 H
1st g gu 5s Nov 1
eridlan Term 4s *55
A—J&J
AdJ M 6s July 1952 ser A.April
1st M g 6s 1952 series
10
26M
J&J
J&J
P
26 M
3.90
Eq tr 4Ms 1938-42 (yr)—A&O
Internat Rys (Central
1st M 5s 1972 opt
America)—
-—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
29
2.75%
85
94
90
95
103
15
5M
M&S
A&O /
Lansing & Saginaw—
16
59*
5
Sept
Sept
(cash
1st guar gold 5s 1937
National Rys of Mexico-
103 m
779*
2.25%
2.25%
Prior lien g 4Ms s
Gen mtge 4s 1977
warr
70""
105
Ref & ext 5s series B 1967--J&J
105
1st ext 4Mb
107 M
N Hav & No Ham 4s 1956
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940
37
73
98
Joplin Union Depot Co—
104 M
1st g 4Ms 1940 guar opt-M&N
105
1st 5s June 1 1944
...J&D
Kalamazoo Allegheny &
102
Grand Rapids gtd 5s *38- -J&J
Kal & Sou Haven—See Mich Cent
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon RR
104
1st gold 5s 1940
——J&J
105
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948-A&0
Kana & Mich 1st 4s 1990--A&O k 101M
Kanawha & W Va 5s 1955--J&J 1105
Kan City Ft Scott & Memphis— '
44
Ref g 4s 1936 guar
A&O
429*
Certificates of deposit
93
K C Mem & Bir 4s 1934
M&S
92
Income 5s Mar 1934
Sept 1
82 M
Kan City Sou—1st g 3s 1950 A&O
Ref & Impt 5s Apr 11950—J&J
2~66
Eqtr 5Ms 1937-38 (year).M&S
3.00
Eq tr 3s F Jan 1 1938-43
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
107M
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
J&J
P
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
J&J
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
1st M 4 Ms 1961 (sterling) .J&J
1st M 5s
1978
102
108M
Acer int at exch rate 4.8665—
97
J&J
104
Plain
1961
-
1st mtge 4Mb ungar 1961
Lake Erie & West 1st ext 4s 1947
102
"~Tlst mtge 5s ext at 3% to *47 J&J
2d 5s 1941
J&J
Lake Shore & Mich South—
969*
100 M
Cong g ref 3 Ms 1997
J&D
Leamington & St Clair 4s '45 A&O
Lehigh & Lake Erie 4 Ms '57.M&S
Lehigh & New England—
1st M gold 5s 1945
J&J
101
A&O
100
Gen mtge 4s ser A 1965
100
97"
fr IS
"49*
1039*
l°otk"
104m
98
107 h
84
22 m
'fo*
J
"
1st 68 ext gold 4s 1948——J&D
Con M 6s ann irred
J&D
Con M 4Ms ann Irred.--.J&D
Gen cons gold 4s 2003 — -M&N
Gen con go <f 4Ms 2003—M&N
Gen con gold 5s 2003--__M&N
Valley Ry of New York
1st 4 Ms gold 1940
J&J
Lehigh Vail Term 5s 1941
A&O
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945—M&S
Called July 1 at 103.
32m
106
122
54
13 j*
59*
4>*
03
96"
21
21>*
21
23
50
18
82m
fIS
95 9*
101M
106
98 m
56m
75
649*
64
2.50%
869*
N Y Chicago & St
1st gold 4s 1937
2.00
2.00
M&S b
2.50
m&N
3.00
Louis—
101
A&O
99
92 ?*
3-year 6s Oct 11938
——
Ref 5 Ms 1974 ser A
a&O
Ref 4Mb 1978 ser O——M&S
10-yr coll tr 4s 1946
F&A
Equip tr 4mb 1937-'44 (yr)F&a
Equip tr 5s 1937-'38 (yr)—F&A
Equip trust 3s July 1 '37-'51 —
New York Connecting RR—
1953 series
1st 4s ext g 1947
2d ext 5s 1939
809*
103 m
3 00
2 00
315
108?
108?
A—F&a
1st guar 5s 1953 series B
New York & Erie RR—
F&a
108?
105?
—M&N
M&S
m&s
102
_
Guar g 5s 1946---..M&N
N Y & Har 1st g 3 Ms 2000-M&N
99m
70
'46—J&D
32M
3 00
2.00%
2.50%
32m
General gold 4s 1941——M&S
General 1st 5s 1941
.M&S
NY & NE Bos Ter 4s
10 M
17
109
1939—A&O /
Hartford—
conv—J&J15
1957----—M&N
Deb 6s Jan 15 '48
Deb 4s July 1 '55 non-conv J&J
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv. — m&N
/
/
/
/
/
/
/
f
f
f
99 m
38
18m
31
33
30
1947 non-conv.—M&S
25
3M9 March 1947----M&S
30
1954 non-conv—A&O
28
1956 conv
.J&J
629*
15-year secured 6s 1940—-a&O
38
1st & ref 4Mb 1967
J&D
Equip tr 4mb Sept 15 1937 to
b
3.90
Mar 15 1945 (s.-a.)__M&S
b
3.93
Equlpt tr 4Mb *37i'46 (yr).J&J
b
3.50
Equipment trust 5s
----94
Har Riv & Pt Ches 4s *54 M&N f
75
N Y & N J Ferry Be 1946
J&J
Deb 4s
Deb
32 m
97 m
1st & ref 4s ser A 1973—M&N
1st & ref 4 Ms 1973 ser B._M&N
New York & Long Branch—
Deb 4s May 1
191
375
99
_
2 Ms Mar 151938-1952-
N Y New Haven &
32
31
'40(yT)M&S
(yr)-M&N
_
-j&d
N Y Lack & Western—
31?*
29 M
Equip trust 5s 1938
Eq tr 4Mb *38-'44 F
89
89
Morris—
J&D
4 Ms Mar 15 '37-'39
4 Ms 1938-1945
N Y & Hob Fy 5s May
F&A
10
16
84 m
L S coll tr g 3 Ms 1998
F&A
M O coll tr g 3 Ms 1998—F&A
3d-mtge 4Mb 1938
N Y & Greenwood Lake
87
95 m
105 m
1942 tax-exempt—J&J
Ref & ref 4 Ms ser A 2013—A&O
1st M 4M«
3.00%
1st & ref 5s 1980 ser H—A&O
Certificates of deposit..
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F-..M&
Certificates of deposit
f
/
/
/
/
Conv g 5 Mb 1949 ser A...M&N
Secured 5Mb 1937-1956--.J&D
Deb 3 Ms
Deb 3Ms
101M
106
95m
85
Deb 4s
Spuyten Duyvil & Pt
3 Ms 1959
32 m
51H
549*
101M
90
t 101M
New York Central & Hud Riv—
Ref g 3 mb July 1 1997—J&j
N Y Cent equip trusts—
5s 1938-1939
13m
4m
3m
/
/
63
51M
-5
110m
Ref & impt
60
319*
29 m
319*
29 m
31m
1st & ref 5s 1981 ser 1
Certificates of deposit
m&N
63
101
Lehigh
•
....
/
Certificates of deposit-.—
119
102
Equip trust 4Mb
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
1st M g 4Mb 1945 guar
J&j
Newport & Richfor Is 5s 1941 —
New York Central RR—
5s 2013 O
A&O
10-year 3Ms sec s f 1946--a&O
3 Ms conv secured 1952—M&N
92
/
98
103
52M
D—F&a / ---—® o.75
82 m
70
64
101
,100M
01M
F&A / 48
10-yr conv 6s 1944
73
ff 30 m
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mtge 5s 1954
----
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A—F&A
Ref & impt 4 Ms 2013 A.-.A&O
65 H
87"
Secured notes 5s 1938—F&A
Eq tr 4s '37-'38 s-a
J&D15 b 3.75
M St P & SS M & Cent Term Rylst Ch Ter s f 4s *41op'16_ M&N
68""
108
Minn Terminal 1st 3 Ms '50—J&J
105
Minn Transfer Ry 3 J*s 1956.J&0
103
Missouri Illinois Bridge and Belt
85
110
RR cons 4s 1951——.—J&J
Mo-Ill RR 5s 1959
J&J 1 52 m
86
Mo & 111 Bdg & Belt 4s 1951—
98
96 m Mo Kans & Okla 5s 1942—M&S
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
72
109 M
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A..—J&J
Prior lien 4s 1962 ser B
J&J
107 M
Prior lien 4Mb 1978 ser D.J&J
989*
AdJ M 5s Jan 1967 ser A—A&O f .61m
1049*
Eq tr 2 Ms 1938-1952
f&A b 3.50
Mo Kan & Tex (old company)85 H
1st gold 4s 1990
102M
J&D
Lehigh Valley—
1st 5s 1956 series O
1st M 4 Ms 1956 series
60
90
—
79M
1.25%
2.00%
102 M
102M
A-.A&O /
1st 5s 1954 series B
a&O /
Certificates of deposit.——/
lst M 5Ms 1954 series A-.a&O 1
Certificates of deposit
J.
23 m
-
112
.
,
„
Extended at 5% 1940
M&N
Ref & impt 4Ms 52 ser A—J&J
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953--J&j
2X
/
Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&S
M11&State Line 1st 3 Ms 1941-J&J
Minneapolis & St Louis—
1st 7s '27 ext at 6% 1932—J&D
1st consol gold 5s 1934—M&N
Certificates of deposit——...
1st refdg gold 4s 1949
M&S
Ref & ext 5s Feb *62 ser A.Q-F
Certificates of deposit
Minn Northf & Sou 6s '41.-M&S
102
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie— \
1st cons gold 4s 1938
J&J
1st cons gold 5s 1938
J&J
47
1st cons 5s 1938 gu int
J&J
44 H
2d M gold 4s guar 1949—J&J
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
J&J
96"
1st ref 5Mb 1978 ser b—-J&J
83 M
25-year 5 Ma 1949
M&S
96
§5
39
J&j
„
Mil
98
40
103
J&j
50-year 1st 5s 198&.
Income deb 5s 2032
,
Stmpd accr int at rate 4.8665—
53
100
75
J&j
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915
6s 1913 ext at 4M% to
1934 (1884)-J&D fk 83
94 m
-
guJ&D f
73
Cons
94 M
708
F&A
117
Con ext 4Mb 1939
1st g 48 1959 guar
J&D
Joliet & Northern Ind 4s 1957 J&J
18
-"MS
Non-cum Inc 5s '35 ser
5% to
1939
a3M
A&O
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986
N J & N Y 1st ext 5s 1950-m&S
Milwaukee & Northern—
6s July 1 1967
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield
909*
1.50
3.10
F&A
1st cons gold
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
m&N
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
Consol g 5s July 1 1945—J&j
65
Val 1st 5s 1942—M&N
Midi RR 4% franc bonds
(Foreign series) I960--—J&D /
Midland
of N J
1st 6s 1910
105
1st 3 Ms Sept 1 1951
Jacksonville Terminal—
81M
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
1st Be July 1 1939
Ref & ext 5s series A 1967—J& J
92
929*
New Orleans Great Northern—
Middlesex
ext at
87 m
f 1957—J&J
92
93
1940———A&O
Midland Valley—5e 1943—A&O
Adj M Apr 1 *53 ser A
Sept
Adj 5s series B 1953 Sept
Jackson
92
105
& St L—
F&A
Nat RR of Mex
65 X
guar.M&N
1977
& coup)
Michigan Central—
Ref & impt 4Mb 1979 ser O. J&J
1st 5s Kal & S H 1939
M&N
1st Mtge M Air L 4s 1940—J&J
1st g 4s Jol & N Ind 1957-J& J10
1st gold 3 Ms 1952-—-—M&N
Asst
104
General 5s Jan 1 1938
„
M&S
1914 coupon on 1977-M&S
1914 coupon off 1977 M&S
1st con gold 4s
122
Eq tr 4 Ms 1937(yr)
A&O
Eq tr 2Mb 1938-1952
M&S
Nashville Florence & Sheffield—
Mexican International—
Internat-Great North Ry—
107
117
Morris & Essex 3 Ms 20001
J&D
Constr'n 5s 1955 ser A—M&N
Constr'n 4Mb 1955 ser B.M&N
85
11*
95
70
1963—F&A
Montour RR 1st 5s
97
&3.00
03.00
90
1959—M&N
103 M
100 M
35m
88m
102m
M
*
B_—J&J
Ref & imp M 3 Ms ser B *86 M&S
Gen & ref 5s 1965 ser
97
1st guar g 4s
102
Equipment trust 5s
Equipment trust 5 Mb
Manila RR Sou Lines 4s '39-M&N
4s 1939 ext to 1959
Philippine Govt gu
M&N
Manitowoc Green Bay & Western
1st gtd 3Mb 1941—
-J&J *
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s *51-M&S
1st cons A 6s 1963
A&O
Memphis Union Station Co—
28
97
97
Nashville Chattanooga
1st M 4s 1978 ser A
83
Maine Central—
1st mtge & coll 4s ser A '45 J&D
Conv gen 4Mb ser A 1960-J&D
Secured 6s 1959
1st ser--J&J
IVti
96
J&J
J&J
1947
Macon Terminal 5s 1965
M&S
—M&S
Mohawk & Malone—
105m
_
—M&S
Eq 4 Ms 1938-41 (yr)—.J&J15
Eq tr 5s 1938 (s-a)
.M&S
Eq tr 5s 1938-39 (year)...J&J
Montgom Div g 5s 1947--F&A
1.00%
1.25%
87 m
coll
84
-
Secured 5s 1938
110
J&J
gold 4s, 1952
90
J&J
Gen gold 4s, 1938
Ref & impt 4 Ms 1977
111h
L & N Term 1st g 4s '52 gu J&D
Macon Dublin & Savannah--
J&J
Mobile & Ohio—
106 m
mtge 3s
„
115
1.50
1.75
b
1980M&S
Mob & Mont 4Mb 1945-M&S
2d
989*
101
106 m
107 m
103 m
South East & St Louis Div—
97'
Indiana Bloomington & Western—
1st ext 4s 1940
A&O
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref g 4s 1951
Jacksonville & Gainesville &
Gulf Ry 1st 5s 1951
106 m
819*
82 M
2.00
2.00
Sp'field Div ext 3 Ms 1951 J&J
Western lines g 4s 1951--F&A
1st M 5s 1956 series B
1st M 58 1956 ser O
1945--M&S
Louisville & Nashville—
Unified gold 4s 1940
J&J
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B
A&O
1st & ref 4Mb 2003 ser O—A&O
1.50%
1.50%
1.50%
1.50%
2.00
114
Guaranteed gold 4s
Birmingham—
1991
M&S
Consol gold 3M8 2002—M&S
859*
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & Lou
25
Monongahela Ry Co—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1960—M&N
117
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955—A&O
Gen 6s 1955
A&O
1089* Mont Cent 1st g 6s 1937
J&J
1st guargold 5s 1937
J&J
Montana Wyoming & Southern—
IRS**
108
1st mtge gold 5s 1939
M&S
104 m Montauk Ext 1st 5s 1945----J&J
Montgomery & Erie 1st 5s 1956—
22 (
1st M gold 5s 1935
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
76M
73
Louisv Div 3Ms g 1953—J&J
Omaha Div 1st 3s g 1951—F&A
St Louis Div 3 Ms g 1951--J&J
St Louis Div 3s g 1951—J&J
Indianapolis & Louisville—
1st guar 4s 1956
Indianapolis Union—
73
111
74
96 M
80
Mobile &
1039*
1039*
102m
101m
1.50%
2.00%
83
82 m
A&O /
81M
_
2.70
81
Louisiana & North Western—
101
101
89
A
J&D
4 Ms 1963
J&D
40-year 4 Ms Aug 1 1966-F&A
Eq tr 4 Ms 1937-1939 K—F&A
Eq tr 4 Ms 1937-1940 L—A&O
Eqtr 4 Ms *38-'41 M (s-a)_M&N
Eq tr 4Ms 1937-41 Ser N.A&O
Eq tr 3s ser R 1937-1952 „M&S
Carlo Bridge 4s g 1950—J&D
Litch Div 1st g 3s 1951—J&J
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
1st gold 4s 1950--
101m
100m
b
2.00
64
69
ser
Genl mtge 4s 1957
Gen mtge 4 Ms 1957
102 m
23
110M
29
105
101
b
M&N
Prior lien 5s, 1945
Gen M g 4s 1945
100
63M
Ref g 4s 1955 opt 1918—M&N
Pur liens 1st g 3Ms 1952--J&J
M(IC«OSL&
Long Dock cons 3 Ma 1950—A&O
Long Island—
Unified g 4s, 1949
—M&S
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938
J&D
Refunding mtge 4s 1949—M&s
4s stamped 1949
M&S
Equip tr 5s 1938-39 (yr)—A&O
22M
F&A
Col tr L N O & T g 4s'53-M&N
Ref mtge 5s 1955M&N
1963
107
152"'
24
J&J /
1st gold 4s 1939 guar
149*
1975.M&S f
4%
108
Equip tr 4Mb 1941-45 (yr).F&A
Los Ang-Pac Co ref 4s 1950--J&J
Louisiana & Ark 5s A 1969-- -J&J
a
_
*67-A&O
F&A
1st g 3s sterling 1951
M&S
Coll trust gold 4s 1952—A&O
N O) 5s
Series O
1.20%
1.20%
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s
3d 7s ext to July 1938 at
101m
100 m
Little Miami guar 4s 1962
M&N
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry-r
99%
J&J
Illinois Central—
1st gold 4s 1951-—.
J&J
1st gold 3 Ms 1951------J&J
Main L ext 1st g 3 Ms 51-A&O
Jt 1st ref
96"
120
122
Bid
Bonds
Ask
118m
Lex & East'n lstgu 5s 1965--A&O
Lincoln Park & Charlotte—
5s 1939
J&J
Litchf & Madis 1st 5s 1959-M&N
Central—
1st lien g 5s 1937
Hudson & Manhattan—
Bid
Bonds
H&Ha rtford.
Portch—See N Y N
Harris Ports Mt Joy &
Ext 4s 1943
Ask
defaulted bonds
the date of issue
107
84
t Called June 30 at 102.
t Called July 1 at 105.
b Basis.
/ Price Includes accrued interest, k Last
sale
n
Nominal.
JULY, 1937]
RAILROAD BONDS
71
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 or the month preceding the date of issue
Bonds
Bid
New York Ontario & Western
Ref 1st g 4s June 1992
M&S
Gen M g 4s 1955 red
J&D
'
20
20 M
p
12%
14
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948
Y Prov & Bos 4s 1942
Y & Put 1st 4s g 1993
Y Short Line 4s 1957
Y & Stamford 4s 1958
N
N
N
N
N Y Susq &
107 %
102
100
103
Philippine Railway—
1st p 4s 1937 s f 0Pt gu—J&J
Piedmont & Northern—
1st mtere 3 Ms 1966—.—J&O
Pitts Bessemer & Lake Erie—
Cons gold 5s 1947---J&J
Pitts Cin Chic & St Louis—
Con g gu 4Mb ser A 1940-A&O
4Mb series B 1942
-A&O
4Mb series O 1942—-—-M&N
4s series D 1945
M&N
3%s series E 1949
--F&A
4s series F 1953
-J&D
109M
104
104
J&D
A&O /100%
83
A&O
108
F&A
M&N / 47
85"
Western—
1st refunding 5s 1937—
2d mtge 4 %s 1937
39
70
—
Gen mtge. 5s g 1940
F&A /
Term 1st g 5s 1943
M&N /
N Y Westchester & Bos
Ry—
1st M g 4Ms 1940
guar—J&J /
Nord Ry s f 6 Ms 1950
A&O
Norfolk & Car 1st 5s 1939.-.A&O
2nd
5s 1946
J&J
Norfolk Southern—
1st & ref g 5s *61 opt '15..F&A
22%
....
11%
12%
98
98
25
27
r
1st
Gold 4s Feb 1 1952
30~~
M
105
1st
116M
120
1st M 4Mb 1958 ser A
104%
104M
73
95
104 M
105M
102
98 M
99%
Northwestern Terminal RR—
42
1st
M 5s 1977
An .-Apr
„5s 1948
Norwich & Worcester 4 %s '47M&S
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlian—
47
22
20
....
1st guar g 4s 1948
J&J
Ohio Connecting 4s 1943...M&S
Ohio Ind & Western 5s 1938
Ohio & Little Kanawha 5s '5CM&S
23 M
Old
Colony RR 4s 1938
108 M
102 %
94
42
42
J&J
1st M 5%s 1944F&A
1st M 5s 1945 series B
J&D
1st M4Hs 1950series O...J&J
Ore RR & Nav cons 4s 1946.J&D
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946. .J&J
1st cons guar 5s 1946
J&J
1st M
2d ext 5s gold 1938
J&J /
Oardelet Br 1st 4 Ms 1938.A&O
St Louis City real est 5s '38 J&J
S
:
-—
M&S
F&A
J&D
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Ms 1944
J&D
Pa & N Y Canal con 5s 1939 A&O
Cons mtge 4 Ms 1939.
A&O
Cons mtge 4s 1939
A&O
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
1st & ref 4Mb 1977 ser A.. A&O
1st & ref 4Mb series B 1981
Pennsylvania RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943
M&N
Con M 4s gold 1948—.M&N
Con M 4s gold 1948
sterling
_
stamped dollar
...M&N
Con M 4Ms gold 1960
F&A
Gen g 4Ms 1905
J&D
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
J&D
Gen M 4%s 1981 ser D
A&O
Gen M 4Mb ser E 1984...J&J
Deb 4Mb 1970
A&O
Gen M 3%s ser O 1970—.A&O
Conv deb 3 Ms 1952
A&O
•
30-yr secured 4s 1938-1964.J&J
Eq tr 5s 1938 (yr_)
M&S
Gen equip 5s 1937-39 (yr).A&0
Eq tr 4Mb 1937-39 (yr)-A&0
Eq tr 4s series E 1938-1949 .J&J
Eq tr 2 Ms ser H '38-'52__M&N
Peor & East cons 4s 1940—A&O
33
60
103 M
104
102
101M
100%
106%
109
109 M
113
April 1 1960—...A&O
Gen 5s 1974 series B_._..JT&A
Gen M^Mb 1977 ser C— J&J
Gen 4Mb series D 1981..J&D
f Called July 1 at 101%.
119
111M
105M
117
106 M
106 %
100
99
100%
99 M
106
105
2.25
1.00
1.25
1.25 -a,
2.25%
2.00%
91%
11M
104
1st gold 4s 1943—......M&N
Gen 4s
114
112%
118%
110%
116 M
101M
101M
2d" 5871938.
96%
107
106%
2.00
1.25%
104 M
109M
109%
Richmond-Washington
Co—
106
92
15%
St L Peo & N W 5s
1948
St Louis-San Francisco
32
«
91
2.25%
2.25%
102
102
106
17%
91M
19%
19
24
23 M
92
76M
74%
107
99 M
103 M
J&J
75
76%
80
36
32
Ry—
_
Certificates of deposit
Prior lien 5s 1950 series
B.J&J
Certificates of deposit
24
21
18%
.
19
24 M
18
18%
Cons In 4Mb 1978ser
A—.M&S
18M
-
^earj—
Equipment trust 4s
St Louis
Southwestern—
........
1st g 4s 1989.
M&N
2d g inc 4s Nov
1989
J&J
1st term & unif 5s
1952...J&J
Gen & ref 5s ser A
1990—.J&J
Eq tr 5Ms 1938-1939
Equipment trust
(s-a) M&S
5s
_
1st consol
ai St11
St P&ul
g 4s 1908——J&D
Dec 1 1996—J&D
4s
Gr
>47—J&J /
& Kansas
City Short Line
1st guar 4 Ms 1941
F&A /
St Paul Minn &
Manitoba—
5s ext fr July 1 *33 to
1st M 5Ms 1950 guar
F&A
Texas City Term 6s 1941-J&J *26
Texas & N O con 5s 1943
J&J
Texas & Pacific Ry—
1st gold 58 2000
J&D
Gen & ref 5s 1977 ser B.._ A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1979 ser O—A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser D
J&D
Eq tr 5s 1937-1939
M&N 6
Eq tr 4%s 1938-42 (yr)...A&O b
Eq tr 4%s 1938-43 (yr)—.F&A b
Equipment trust 4s
b
19 M
100
98
97
99 M
98 M
82
50%
83 M
45 M
49
Toledo Canada Southern & Det—
1st 4s 1956
..J&J
Toledo & Ohio Central—
•
56
32
40
2.50
2 50
350
1.50%
Ref &
St
accrued
interest,
g 5 Ms 1964
imp M 3 %s
Mary's
ser A '60 J&D
Div 1st 4s 1951F&A
Toledo Peoria &
1st mtge 4s ser B 1967
J&J
Toledo St Louis & Western—
1st gold 4s
2.00
2.00
2.00
72
102%
80 M
92
April 1 1950—A&O
Tol Term 1st 4%s '57
gu—M&N
Tol Walhouding
Valley & Ohio—
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser C
M&S
19
15%
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
1st gold 4s June 1 1940
J&D
Consol M 4Mb 1966 ser A.F&A
Transylvania RR 1st 5s 1956.J&J
Tulsa Un Dep 1st 4Mb '59..J&J
101%
104M
121M
100
•
n
Nominal.
107
117
110%
110%
103%
104H
107%
112%
118%
100%
122%
101%
101%
100
100
2.00
2.85
2.85
2.85
108%
104%
103 M
95
.
101%
1.50%
2.25%
2.25%
2.25%
109
,;
mmmm
105
Western RR—
105
25
15
k Last sale,
M&S
1.50%
103
117);
1st M
2.50%
107
104^
m
113%
/This price includes
89%
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term
RR—
123M
6 Basis.
88
,
112
110%
104%
71M
Spokane Falls & Nor 6s 1939.J&J
106 M
Spok Internat 1st g 5s 1955.J&J
21%
Stark Elec RR 1st 7s
17
1952—J&D
Staten laid Ry 4
103
Ms 1943
J&D
Stephenville Nor & Sou Texas—
1st M guar g 5s 1940
J&J / 24
Sturgis Goshen & St Louis Ry—
1st 3s Dec 1 1989
70
J&D
Suffolk & Oar con 5s 1952—.J&J
20
Sullivan Co RR 6s 1944
109
A&O
Sunbury Hazleton & W-B—
1st M inc 6s 1938
103 M
coup.M&N
Susquehanna Bloomsburg &
Berwick RR 5s 1952
111
A&O
Tampa & Gulf Coast—
1st g 5s 1953
10
A&O
Tampa North 1st 5s '36 opt.J&J
55
Tampa Union Sta 5s 1940—M&N
95
Tampa Un Term 4-6 Ms '53.-J&J
42
Tavares & Gulf 5s A 1935—-M&S
14
Term RR Assn (St
Louis)—
1st gold 4Mb 1939
106
A&O
1st consol gold 5s 1944
F&A
115%
Gen ref s f g 4s 53
108%
opt '10 -J&J
Terre Haute & Peor 5s 1942-M&S
109%
Texarkana & Ft Smith—
96
July 1 '43. f
Pacific ext 1st 4s £
1940-..J&J
8t Paul Union
Depot—
1st & ref 58 1972
J&J
Southern Railway—
1st consol g 5s 1994
J&J
Develop & gen M g 4s '56-A&0
Develop & gen 6s 1956
A&O
Develop & gen 6%s 1956—A&O
Equipment trust 5 Ms
Eq tr 5s 1938-39 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 4Ms Oct '37-39 (s-a)A&O
Aiken Branch 4s 1998
J&J
E Tenn
reorg lien 5s 1938 M&S
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996
J&J
St Louis Div 1st
g 4s 1951.J&J
25%
20
Certificates of deposit stpd..
Eq tr 5s 1937
M&S
Eq 4Mb 1938-'41 BB~(yrf.F&A
41
Salt Lake City Union
Depot
and RR 1st 5s
1938—..M&N
110%
106
34
16%
71
Prior lien 4s 1950 series
A. J&J
Mortgage
101
93
"2%
75%
.
^3Ul,P..tIU4 «s 1937-1945-J&J
hom St Paul & Duluth—
73
89 M
T
IX
72%
/
101%
105%
tax) 1955.J&J
Mobile & O coll tr 4s '38.M&S
Spartanburg Un Col 4s 1995.J&J
,
J,
5s (guar) 1937.-M&N
„
106
55
Rio Gr So 1st
g Is 1940
J&J
1st g 4s guar 1940
J&J
Rio Gr West 1st 4s
1939—...J&J
1st coll tr 4s 1949
opt
A&O
con g
Stamped (Fed
104
104
Coll tr g gu 4s 1943 opt... J&D
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939—J&D
1st
2.25%
M&N
82%
1st ref g 4s 1955
opt 1910.-J&J
95M
4Mb 1940
A&O
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952.J&J
1st g 4s Nov 1 1948
Rich & Peters
82
Southern Pacific RR Oal
85
107
Certificates of deposit.
3.00
87
83
80
104
108
Rock Island Ark & Louisiana—
1st
guar 4Mb 1934
M&S
102 X Rock Island-Frisco
Term Ry—
1st M 4Mb
1957——.J&J
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s
1949
J&J
104M Rutland con 4%s 1941
J&J
St Clair Mad & St Louis
Belt—
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s *51—J&J
103
St Johns & L Cham
5s 1944.M&S
102
St Joseph & Grand
Island—
*
1st gold 4s 1947
J&J
St Lawr & Adirond 5s
1996—J&J
2d gold to 1996—
107%
A&O
St Louis
City see Pac of Mo
St Louis Iron Mt &
Sou—
111
Riv & Gulf Divs 4s
1933-M&N
105
2.80
jP0j*
96
105%
3.50
1.50
1.75
1.75
3.00
16M
75
98%
106 M
106 M
3 00
_
loo"
S8?*
104M
108
109
.
2d cons inc 4s 1990
Apr I
Peoria & Pekin Union Ry— #
1st g 5Ms 1974 series A...F&A
Peoria Ry Ter 4s '37 gu op...J&J / 71M
Pere Marquette Ry—
1st g 5b July 1956 ser A..J&J
100
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B..J&J
1st 4Mb 1980 ser o
M&s
3.00
Phila & Bait Cent 4s 1951—M
Phlla Bait & Washington—
98%
98%
101
„
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Ms 1937
Gu tr ctfs g 3%s 1941
Gu tr ctfs g 3 Ms 1942
19
98
98-
Paducah & 111 1st 4 Ms 1955.J&J
104
Paris-Orleans extl 5%s 1968 M&S
93%
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
red to 1956
J&D / 31
Paterson Extension 5s 1950.J&D
Paulista Ry 1st 7s '42serAM&S16 / 90"
Pennsylvania Company—
28-year secured 4s 1963..-F&A
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
.M&N
101M
107
107
Term 5s g gu May 1 *41 Q&F
Rensselaer & Saratoga—
) g
6_%_g bds May 1 1941
M&N
May
Rich Fredericks!)lg & Potomac—
Cons mtge 4 Ms 1940
A&O
Richmond & Mecklenburg—
106
14
93
Pac Fruit Express—See Sou Pac—
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938—F&A
'
100
93
M&S
M&N
4%s 1969 with warr
M&N
82%
10-yr secured 3%s 1946
98%
J&J
1.75
Equip 5s 1938-1939 (yr)._M&N
Eq tr 4Mb 1938-10 (yr)—J&D b
2.10
Eq tr 4%s 1938-41 (yr).—J&D b
2.10
Pacific Fruit Express—
Eq 5s 1938-39 O (yr)—M&S
2.00
Eq 5s 1938-41 D (yr)
2.15
A&O
Southern Pacific (Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 5 Ms 1949
100
A&O
109
13M
93%
M&S
50-year 4 Ms 1981
100%
„
105%
F&A /
s f 6%s 1948
J&J
99%
88 M
74
(Oregon Lines)
Series A 197740-year 4 Ms 1968
107
'
Coll tr 4s (OP)
Aug 1 '49-J&D
1st 4 Ms
111
110
Imp M ext g 4s 1947---A&O
Extended 4%s Oct 1 1943—
110%
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd—
^
108
120
118
Eq 4 Ms 1938-'45 (s-a)—-M&N
Equipment trust 5s
Philadelphia & Reading PR-
46
109
3.50
Reading Company—
46
Southern 111 & Mo Bridge Co—
1st Mg 4s 1951
M&N
South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951— F&A
Southern Pacific Co—
85M
3.00%
2.75%
4.00
Jer Cent 4s *51
opt '06
A&O
Gen & ref 4Ms 1997ser A_.J&J
Gen & ref 4 Ms 1997 ser B.J&J
117M
118%
Oregon-Wash RR & Nav—
1st & ref g gu 4s *61 opt..J&J
87
84 M
Ral & Gaston 1st 5s g 1947--J&J
Raritan River 1st g 5s 1939--J&J
Reading Belt 1st 4s 1950—-M&S
46
46
42
42
;
90 M
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s 1961.J&J
Guar 5s 1961
J&J
Portland & Rumford Falls—
5s 1951
M&N
Port Reading 1st gu 5s 1941 __J&J
Potomac Val 1st gu 5s g 1941 -J&J
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957
gu
M&N i
Prov Ter 1st g 4s
gu 1956
M&S'
Prov & Wore 1st 4s 1947
A&O
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line—
'
1st 5s 1931
'
92 M
103
F&A
J&D
J&D
1st 4Mb series D 1977
„
103M
_
40
A&O
1st M 5s 1962 series B
1st gen 5s 1974 series O
111%
100%
100 M
1.25%
2.00%
2.00%
2.00
2 50
2.50
70
Nor RR of N J gen 4%s 2000. J&J
No Ry of Oal 5s
g gu 1938A&0
North Penna 1st 3Ms, 1953.. J&J
Gen g 3 3-1 Os 1953
J&D
5
20
116
116
4Mb 1960 ser O
A&O
Eqtr 3 Ms Apr 1 1938-1946
Eq tr 2Mb 1937-1946
J&D
Pitts Young & Ashtabula—
1st gen 4s series A 1948—J&D
74
94 M
110M
Ref &
imp 5s 2047 ser D...J&J
Eq tr 4Kb 1938-*40 (yr)M&S15
Eq tr 2%s 1938-1947
M&S
Eq tr 2X8 1937-1940
J&J
5
1st M
72 m
1st g 4s May! 1933
M&S / 25
Seab-All Florida Ry—
1st gu 6s 1935 series A
F&A
Certificates of deposit
/
7
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B.
F&A
Certificates of deposit
6M
Seaboard & Roanoke 5s 1931.J&J
73
Seacoast RR prior lien 5s '48. A&O
95
Shamokin Sun bury &
Lewisb'g—
2d ext'd 5s 1945.
107
.J&J
Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s '55
91
gu
F&A
Sioux City & Pac 3 Ms 1930—F&A
37
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s '55—J&J
66 M
1st M 4s July 2 1950
67
J&J
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941 A&O V 31
South & North Alabama—
Gencon8gug5s 1963
122%
A&O
107 %
J&D
1st M 4 Ms 1959 ser B
;
118
—
10%
14
13%
12%
65
Atlanta-Birmingham Div—
118"
_
72 M
Apr *33, Oct '33 & Apr'34,
'45
Stamped as to sale of Apr 1 '33
to Apr 1 1937
coupons.
Northern Pacific—
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997
Q&J
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047—Q&F
Ref & imp 4 %s 2047 ser A.J&J
Ref & imp 6s 2047 ser B...J&J
Ref & Imp 5s 2047 ser O...J&J
:
J&D
fg 5s 1959
Pitts Va & Char gu 4s 1943.M&N
Pitts & West Va Ry—
83
83
Ctfs of dep stmpd as to sale of
„
116
/
23
notes 1931
F&A
Receiver ctfs 2-3Ms *45-.-F&A
116%
107%
16
21M
5% secured
122
f
A&O
A&O
Adj mtge 5s Oct 1 1949—F&A
Ref gold 4s 1959
opt
A&O
Certificates of deposit
1st & cons 6s 1945 ser A
M&S
Certificates of deposit
107
no
1st gold 5s 1940A&O
Cons 1st g 5s July 1 1943..J&J
Pittsb Term RR & Coal—
1st g guar s f 5s 1942
J&J
124%
1st gold 4s 1950
Stamped
111
110
Pitts Shenango & Lake Erie—
104
72 M
72 M
s
113%
113M
mm
116M
_
120 M
110%
110%
6% receivers' ctfs 1927—F&AO
Pittsburgh & Shawmut—
106 M
114M
114M
109
{
109
107%
117
-F&A
A&O
1st g 5s 1942
M&S
Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s 1989M&N
Seaboard Air Line Ry Co—
94
F&A >f
gold 5s 1949
Joaquin Val—
1st g 5s Oct 11940-
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950--A&O
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix—
116
Pitts Shawmut & Northern—■
27 M
83
; 23%
^
Bid
Salt Lake & Ogden 5s 1934
f 20
San Antonio & Aransas Pass—
1st guar g 4s 1943
J&J
100M
San Fran & San
24 M
93
4Mb series I 1963
-F&A
4Mb series J 1964----—.M&N
Gen M 5s 1970 ser A
J&D
Gen M 5s 1975 ser B
A&O
Gen M 4 Ms 1977 ser O—.J&J
102
Bonds
102
24
4s series G 1957——.—M&N
4s series H 1960
F&A
90
—
'
Certificates of deposit..
Norf & South 1st 5s 1941.M&N
1st gen g 5s 1954 opt
J&J
Norfolk Term 1st gu 4s 1961M&N
Norf Term & Transp 5s '48F&A
Norf & W Ry 1st con 4s '90.A&O
Norrist'n & Maine 1st 4s *52 M&S
Northern Central—
Gen & ref 5s 1974 ser A..M&S
Gen & ref g 4 Ms ser A '74.M&S
Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 5s—
Oct 1 1934 & sub coups 1945..
Oct 1937 and subs coupons
/
31
J&J /
F&A /
Ask
101
Phila & Chester Val 4s 1938. A&O
98
Phila Newton & N Y 3s 1942 A&O
Phila & Reading RRr-Ses "Readl ngOo."
N Y
Pennsylvania & Ohio—
Prior lien ext4%s, 1950—M&S
N Y Phil & Norf—1st
g 4s '39 J&J
Income 4s Jan 1 1939
M&N
Bid
Bonds
Ask
\
97
99%
98%
100
110
103
....
103%
97
65
103
99"
/
RAILROAD BONDS
72
price, are "and interest" except where marked "I"
securities are aa near as possible for the closing day of the
NOTICE—A llbond
Quotation, for all
Bid
Bond, and Stocks
Ask
Union Depot (Columbus. Ohio)
Gen 4Mb 1946
J&J
Union Pacific—
T
1st ry & land gr 4s g 1947—J&J
1st & ref 4s June 2008——M&S
1st & ref 6s June 2 2008—M&S
A1 Great Southern
Preferred
11334
10634
,
Eqtr 4Hsl938
Eq 4Mb Sept 16 ^SS-'SO-M&Slg
Eq tr as 1937 (yr)_..----M&S
Union RR (Penn) 1st 6s 46.M&S
128"
-M&S
Union Terminal Co (Dallas)—
1st mtge 3 34? 1967
F&A
Deb 6s 1946
Co—
Utlca Clin & Bing
Vandalia RR—
111
334
1st
cons
g
107
9534
97
>
,
10334
1966.M&S
Eq tr 434s 1937-1940 (yr)..J&J
Eqtr 5s 1938 (yr)
., M&N
Wabash Railroad Co—
1st gold 5s 1939
M&N
2d gold 5s 1939
.--F&A
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939. J&J 1st lien term gold 4s 1954.J&J J.
/
Ref & gen 534s 1975 A...M&S
f
Certificates of deposit
Equipment trust 534s
Equipment trust 5s
---Eqtr 434s 1938-43 (yr)—A&O
Det & Chic ext 1st g 5s 41.J&J
Des M Div 1st g 4s 1939-J&J
Toledo & Chic 4s g 1941—M&S
/
Omaha Div. 1st 3 34s g '41.A&0
2.00
104
1.25
1.75
1.20%
„
8734
75
Ref & gen
5s 1976 ser
B..F&A
81
7934
29
30
5.00
4.00%
4.00%
4.00%
5.00
5.00
95
7234
9154
6834
58
29
/
30
30
Certificates of deposit.__ —
Ref & gen 4 Hb 1978 ser
O. A&O
Certificates of deposit...—
1980 ser D..A&0
Certificates of deposit
Warren 1st ref g 334s 2000--F&A
Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948.
--Mar
Washington Co Ry 1st g guar
334s Jan 1954 opt 1924
J&J
Wash & Frankl Ry 1st 5s '39-J&J
Wash Term Co—334s 1945--F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
Washington & Vandemere—.
1st 434s 1947
F&A
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
J&J
West Virginia & Pittsburgh—
1st gs f 4s 1990
A&O
West Fruit Exp—See Gr Nor
Western Maryland 4s 1952.A&0
1st & ref 534s 1977 ser A—J&J
Equipment trust 434s
Equipment trust 5s
—
West N Y & Penna 4s 1943. A&O
Ref & gen 5s
to
89 J4
ff
Wabash Railway Co—
2854
ii
96
30
30
7534
10134
.
Western Pacific RR Corp—
58
61
10334
106
10834
109
107
3.00
3.00
108
28%
10234
10754
2.25%
2.25%
10034
109
3054
3.00%
3.00%
10134
101
94
<
107
11034
113
104
7
35
12
45
106
——.—
1534
18
4% non-cum 1st
4% non-cum 2d
103M
104
90
102
108
98
108
J&J
115
2134
J&J
19
23
24
11
2634
1634
1534
20
; 2534
P
55
M&N
1034
2534
—
23
bonds—
1936—J&J /
Non-cum
8534
If %
10%
16
100
109
4
100
(guar O & A)—100
Kal Allegan & Gr Rap (gu)—100
K O St L & Chic—Pref (gu)—100
Kansas City Southern
100
Lackawanna
preferred
100
RR of N J.——100
Lehigh Valley..--————
50
50
Little Miami original guar... 50
Spec guar betterment stk— 50
Preferred-..-
•
No
par
value.
Ex-dividend
I Quotations
represent dollars per
.
$100 face amount,
128
& Eastern
100
Marquette Ry com
100
5% preferred
100
5% prior preferred
100
Phila Germ & Norris(guar) — 50
5
26
30
Pere
16
34
134
1534
2134
1634
72
It*
86^
9l"
190
196
40
3
634
2234
40
6O34
\%
4?*
ill*
154
88
92
112
117
16
1534
67
14
49
bBasis.
Potom—com...100
Dividend obligations...—100
6% guaranteed
100
7% guaranteed
.....100
Roch & Genesee Val RR
—100
Rome & Clint (gu D & H)—100
Rutland 7% preferred
100
St Louis Bridge 1st pref
100
Rich Fred &
100
100
6% non-cum preferred
100
Louis Southwestern
100
5% non-cum preferred
100
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu).100
Seaboard Air Line common
*
4-2% non-cum preferred—100
Sharon
50
Southern Pacific Co
100
Southern Ry common
100
5% non-cum preferred.—100
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfs
100
Southwestern of Ga (guar)—100
Tennessee Central
—
*
Preferred
100
Texas & Pacific Ry.
100
3I
5% non-cum
preferred A... 100
5% non-cum conv
pref B—100
D L & W). 50
Jersey & Seashore (gu). 50
Warren N J (guar
West
Maryland Ry com.. 100
preferred
...
100
243
4% non-cum 2d pref......100
70
1434 Western Pacific RR Corp....100
Western
1st
32
103
100
Troy & Gr'bush (gu N Y C)._ 50
1934 Tunnel RR of St Louis.....-(100
100
4834 Union Pacific—Common
4% non-cum preferred
100
6434
1034 United N J RR & Canal (gu).100
4434 Utica Chen & Susq Val (gu).lOO
334 Utlca Clinton & Binghamton.100
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
7
100
Vermont & Mass (guar)—...100
22
Vicksb Shrevep & Pac com...100
44
5% non-cum preferred—..100
6134
Virginian Ry common....—100
6% cum preferred—
100
6
Wabash Ry
.—100
%
74
22
(gu)—100
St
78
58
80
2034
107"
51
163
40
2934
77
15
79
7434
149"
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie.. 50
Preferred..
50
Pitts Cin Chic & St Louis-...100
2d preferred
St Louis-San Francisco Ry
55
10
75
52
36
,34
37"
,
270
266"
75^
3534
334
*
7% pref (guar Pa RR)
1534
55
(gu Pa RR).100
Phila & Trenton
Piedmont & Northern
434
Joliet & Chic
4% non-cum
124
Peoria
12
*
ctfs
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar).. 100
43
>100
preferred
65
1534
Stk tr
Com vot trust
68
58
98
35
2l"
18
64
42
195
65
60
434
1334
834
ctfs—See RR Securs Co
Internat Rys (Cent Am) com .»
2ZX
62
...100
Paterson & Hudson River.... 50
Pennsylvania RR
...
50
Pennroad Corp v t c
1
Passaic & Del Ext
113"
40
6% pref series A—100
Leased lines (guar)
5%
Worcester & Conn Eastern Ry—
IJ&J
Illinois
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W)
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie..
60
Pittsburgh & West Virginia—100
76
Pitts Youngs & Ashta 7% pref 100
110
Portland & Ogdensburg
100
210
Prov & Worcester (guar)
100
88" Railroad Securities Co—
$4% 111 Cent stk ctf 1952—1000
50
16" Reading Co
4% non-cum 1st pref
—
50
2034
4 % non-cum 2d pref
50
21
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar). 100
i55>i
preferred
100
Central—----—---100
S*
90
117
105
5% n^n-cum
100
112
125
Pitts Ft W & Chic com
72
preferred
100
Hudson & Manhattan.-.-.—100
167
120
134
334
334
1034
234
3 34
365
115
6%
10434
R).. 50
Securities Co
North Pennsylv (gu P &
ll*
p
9H
(guar Pa RR)— 50
Ft Wayne & Jack pref (guar) .100
Georgia RR & Bank Co (gu)-l00
Great Northern Ry—
Iron Ore Prop trust ctfs....—*
Preferred (capital stock—.—*
Green Bay & Western..
100
Gulf Mobile & Northern com. 100
104
163
Norwich & Worcester pref
8
Erie & Pitts
241
102
4
50
(guar)
234
2%
237
80
234
834
9H
preferred--100
preferred--100
2
4
100
108
234
100
Erie—Common
13
234
.100
Northern
9634
100
preferred
100
& Atl——100
i!B
100
Ogden Mine RR (gu On N J)-100
69
5234 Old Colony (gu NVNH&H)--100
93
6% non-cum preferred
100
East Penna (guar P & R)
50
Elmira & W'msport (guar).— 50
Preferred (guar Nor Cent). 50
49
81
130
140
90
100
100
Ry
ilB
36
IF
100
36
19
62
25
78
100
7% conv preferredN Y Ontario & Western..
5334
52
West 6% pref. 100
W (guar)—-100
Detroit & Mackinac Ry—.—100
5% non-cum
N Y New Haven & Hartf
100
Adjust 4% non-cum pref—100
33
No Carolina (guar Sou RR)—100
1234 Northern Cent (guar Pa RR). 50
North'n N H (guar B & M)_.100
100
Northern Pacific Ry
.100
98
5334 North RR of N J (guar Erie). 100
33
18
& Western— 50
Delaware
50
100
13
51
51
Dayton & Mich com Jjruar)
50
Preferred (guar O H & D)— 50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar)-100
Delaware & Hudson Co
100
Erie & Kalamazoo
Winston-Salem Term 5s '66-A&0
Wisconsin Central Ry—
X
15
9534
.100
3634
4734
50
-
10% non-cum preferred
N Y Lack & West (guar)
2034
M
Denv & Rio Gr
Winston-Salem Southbound—
Yovraite Vail. f g 5s
N Y & Harlem com (gu)
Norfolk & Western
Duluth South Snore
1st & ref 4s 1959
—A&O
Sup & Dul Div 4s 1936—M&N
Certificates of deposit
Marshfield & S'eastern div 4s
10
12
Norfolk Southern
Detroit Hills & 8
1938
—J&D
Wilmington & Newborn—
1st gold 4s 1947
F&A
Wilmington & Nor 4 34s *77-J&D
Gen 5s Aug 1 1982
F&A
Wilmington Ry Bdge 5s *43.A&O
1st gold 434s 1943
Yonkers Ry see "P L"
Passumpslc pref_—-
UH
com....100
6% preferred series A
100
6%
Consol Rys of Cuba 6% pref-100
Cuba RR 6% non-cum pref—100
1
N Y Chic & St Louis
13
12
12
-50
%
132
126
..100
*
New York Central RR
40
934
10%
4% 1st non-cum preferred—100
4% 2d non-cum preferred--100
Columbus & Xenia (guar)
-50
Delaware Lack
'
J&J
M&N
2034
100
New Orl Texas & Mexico
...100
Southern
2d 5% non-cum
New London Northern
New Orleans Great Northern
38
-50
30
100
or«ferred--100
~6*
-100
Cleveland
Special guar 4%
41
100
15"
13
5% non-cum preferred---—100
Cleve & Pitts (gu Pa RR) 7%-50
Conn &
4.00
4.00
1st guar g 5s
1951
12
National Rys of Mexico—
1st 4% non-cum pref
5% pref-100
Cleve Cine Chicago & St LJ—100
Colorado &
46
Nashv Chatt & St Louis..
Cin Union Term
102
57
50
Original
Unstamped
10
— - - -
preferred
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern Ry
130
——100
Texas Pacific—100
6% non-cum
60
100
934
5% non-cum preferred—--J99
Chicago & North Western.-—100
7% non-cum preferred
100
Chic R I & Pacific common—100
7% preferred
100
93
634
100
preferred
129^
—*
92
conv
Morris & Essex (guar).......
Nashville & Decatur—
common—100
Preferred
—
Cincinnati Sandusky &
Willmar & Sioux Falls
1949.1
Certificates of deposit
41
5%
8634
4% non-cum preferred—-.100
Chic Milw St P & Pacific—
Cin New Orl &
-
1st gen g 4s
39
6% preferred
1st guar g 5s 1942
J&D / 1454
Wilkes-Barre & Scranton Ry10134
lst 434s May 11938
Willamette Val Southern Ry
6s 1939
F&A /
1960
4% non-cum preferred
pref (guar P & R)__- — --50
Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & W)_30
Central of New Jersey
—100
Chesapeake Corp..
— -*
Chesapeake & Ohio common—25
Preferred series A
100
Chicago Burl & Quincy—'•--195
Chic & East Illinois common.100
6% preferred-..
100
Chicago Great Western com.-100
4% preferred
100
8934
J&J
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
1st gold guar 4s
106
2d
.
1st g gu 434s 1941 opt
Wilkes-Barre & Eastern—
103
6% non-cum pref stamped—100
Bost & Prov (guar Old Col)—100
Camden & Burl Co (guar) —-25
Canada Southern
100
Canadian Pacific
-25
Car Olinchfield & O com
100
Common stamped
100
Oatawissa RR—1st pref (guar) .50
Common
334
Mobile & Birmingham—
5% class A
100
8% class B-..--100
7% class O--.--100
10% class D
100
4 % % class E —100
Chic Ind & Louisv
2234
100
41
100
95
m
1st 5s 1980
Wichita Falls & Sou 1st 6s '38
pref
pref
pref
pref
pref
100
40
100
93
87
1st M 5s 1946 series A_.—M&S
Assented 5s 1946--
Equipment trust 5s
Eqtr 5348 1937-'38 (yr)._.J&D
234s trustees ctfs Dec. 1 1938.
Western Pocahontas 434s 1945.
Western Ry of Ala 4 34s '58.-A&O
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR—
Ref mtge. 4s ser D 1966--M&S
1st consol gold 4s 1949—-M&S
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
F&A
White & Black River Valley—
1st
1st
1st
1st
1st
234
7
6
7% preferred series A
Missouri Pacific com
- -
preferred
P
*
2634
2934
A.-.--100
B
100
100
100
-100
preferred
100
Common
34
.....100
87"
Stamped—
10334
A&O
__
*
7% prior
99
.J&J
5s 1958
6% non-cum
103
102
'40--M&N
M&N
M&N
Virginian Ry—
1st lien & ref 334s A
20
ississippi Central
2634
2934
-50
1st pref 7% class O
1st pref 10% class D
1st pref 434 % class E
53"
o-Kan-Texas RR com.
1st pref 5% class
1st pref 8% class
60
18
1948
M&S
Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific—
Gen 5s May 1 1941
354
105
59
f 6s l958
Debenture s f 7s
ref & impt 5s 1973
Va & Southwest 5s 2003
5l"
73
82
Boston & Alb (guar N Y O)—100
Boston & Maine common—-100
103
2
15
50
50
Minneapolis & St Louis
100
Minneapolis St P & S S M—100
7 % non-cum preferred
100
4% leased line ctfs
100
4934
Unstamped—
1940--A&O
Vicksburg Bridge & Term Co—
50
Prr ferred
96
168
4834
pref--.
17
54
1000
Mill Creek & Mlnehill Navig.
Minehill & Schuyl Hav (gu)—
49
50
Central
....
100
50
Preferred
-
1834
.100
....100
Maine Central
Michigan Central
Middl %nd V alley common
51
100
Bellefonte
82
670
52
7734
9734
92
160
C)—50
Belgian Nat Rys Co—
American shares partic
3
scrip ret No. 5 on
Pr lien 6s *15ext 5%
6% conv preferred
Beech Creek (guar N Y
10234
100
Louisville & Nashville
40
102
7634
9234
100
234
Vermont Vail 1st 4 34s
s
33
31
98
4% non-cum pref
Bangor & Aroostook com
50
110
Lykens Valley RR & Coal... 20
Mahoning Coal RR
60
Pref (guar LS&M8)
50
37
39
39
33
(guar)--100
Augusta & Savannah
111
July 1914 coupon—J& J1934
July 1914 coupon off
J&J
1st guar 4 Hs assented—
1st M
ny
Atlanta Birm & Coast pref—100
Atlan & Char Air L (guar)—-100
Atlanta & West Point
100
Atlantic Coast L Co of Conn—50
Atlantic Coast L RR com
100
111
A
M&N
234
3634
Bait & Cumberland 7% gu—-50
Baltimore & Ohio common—100
10034
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
1st guar 4 Hb unassented—
Cash war &
'
112
106
A—.F&A
170"
Ask
Bid
Stocks
II
I?!*
83
Corp common
-—*
pref (with $30 warr ).l 00
pref (without warr)—100
pref (with $40 warr) -100
,./o prior conv pref
- - *
Allegheny & West (6% guar)-100
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe_100
5% non-cum pref
—100
11134
117
M&S
F&A
M&S
5s 1939—-J&J
Cons g 4s 1955 series
Series B 1957
Albany &
118
M&S
M&S
1979
1944
1st 4s Sept 1 1948—
1st 434s Feb 1 1973Gen 1st g 334s 1951
1st 434s Sept 1
General gold 4s
--50
50
com
Vicksburg.gu——100
Susquehanna (gu)—100
Par
Lit Schuyl Nav RR & Ooal(gu) 50
Louis & Mo Riv pref (guar)—100
Ask
74
Alabama &
115
9534
95 >1
9934
1.00%
1.00%
1.00%
1971—M&N
34-year 3 34s debs 1970—A&O
Eq tr 2 34s ser E 1938-52—/&J
36-year 334s debs
United N J RR & Canal
RAILROAD STOCKS
.
107
Bid
Par
Stocks
and income and defaulted bond.
month preceding the date of Issue
56"
42
80
84
135
166"
175
17434
177
91
87
2934
3034
162
166
23
120
25
14
32
39
29
37
3434
3534
101
99
110
110
160
200
88
72
334
137
68
234
5
1134
20
118
134
4
47
4334
40
60
86
18
105
4334
58
125
121
91
242
87
68
95
85
167
11934
434
9
634
46,
60
734
100
13
2
534
6% non-cum preferred.....100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry—.100
102
534% cum-conv preferred.. 100
113
/This includes accrued interest,
* Last sale, n Nominal.
Investing Companies Stocks and Bonds
NOTICE—All
bond prices are "and
Quotations for all securities
Stocks and Bonds
Bid
Par
Convertible preferred
t
18.50
10.04
4*
25*
....*
27
'he
*
Aldred Invest Trust (Mass)—
Deb 4*s with comshs 1967...
Aldred Investment Corp (Can)—
Deb 4*s with com shs 1968...
54
-
AlliaQce Investment
1
U,
Convertible
*
*
1.05
50
...
1
7
1
49
51;
57
15*
25.38
55c
35.48
14*
3*
75"
65
42
45
1
6
8
24.95
*
4*
4
43
2200
44
26.83
8
10
3.43
100
*
ser
1
t
1
c
A..1
112
6.00
3.29
3.08
2.25
B shares
O shares..
D shares......
3.50
....
l
2.50
Dividend Shares
25c
Domestic & Foreign Investors—
Deb 5*s
1947.
F&A /
Eastern utilities Investing Corp—
Deb 5s 1954
—M&S 15 /
Economic Inv Tr Ltd 5sA'57M&N
...
Elec Shareholdings Oorp com...l
$6 convpref with warr
*
Equitable invest Tr (Mass)....5
Equity Corp common
10c
$3 conv preferred
1
Equity Shares
\
Equity Trust Shares in Amer
1
Fidelity Fund, Inc
*
First Boston Oorp
.........10
No par value,
25
18*
20 30
29.28
24.07
31.01
26.21
Series K-2
18.84
20.62
24.69
11.46
27.07
12.70
Series K-l
---.-10
4
*
10c
Massachusetts Investors Trust.-1
Mutual Investment Trust
-10
7.70
1.99
1.84
44
47
—
9l80
28.06
14.95
*
24
16.34
26
100
*
25o
91
52
94*
55*
2.70
1
National Trust Shares—
Remodifled
Nation Wide Securities Co
82
1*
35
5*
3.95
26.18
25*
3*
85
34.97
1*
38
5*
4 35
28.20
27*
e
4.19
1 88
17.93
10c
7.08
10.68
IIII—I
4.2
2 04
19.28
20c
3*
..1
Electrical equipment
Insurance stocks
Common stock
1.35
89*
1*
1
85
$6 preferred
;
*
Royalties Management A
1
Schoellkopf Hutton and
Pomeroy Inc common——10c
Second Nat Inv Corp—
Common
50c
56*
3
73
*
$5.50 prior stock
13.72
2*
2*
*
-
*
5
-
Conv preferred
Allotment certificates
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust—
4*s Mar
11.01
20
92
—
94*
94*
11.54
11.89
12.48
$5.50 preferred
Deb 5*s 1939
ww
Utilities Inc
State St Investment Corp..
Standard
common
$1.20 preferred
$3 cum conv 1st pref
Super Corp of Amer class A
-
Class BB
-----
93
.74
107
3
6
13*
50*
3 93
2.62
4.05
2.62
2
1
Class D
3
x
7.46
3
...
x
7.46
13.34
Supervised Shares
-.1
Thud National Investors—
1
Tri-Continental Corp..
...*
6% cum preferred
*
Warrants
5s conv deb 1953
J&J
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares B 25c
Trusteed Industry Shares—..25c
Trustee N Y Bank Shares....50c
Trustee Stand Invest ser O
1
Class D
--.1
Trustee Standard Oil shares A—1
Series B
1
31
8
101*
1*
*U5M
1.42
1.63
3.00
2.95
7.69
7.24
*
9
Conv deb 5s 1946
M&S
United N Y Bank Shares 03
*
United N Y Trust Shares ser F
*
U S Banking Corp
*
U S Elec Light & Pow tr ctf A
95
common
Trust ctfs series B
58*
62*
1
x
1
Class B
Utility Equities Corp
Voting trust ctfs
5
Conv preferred
7
Utility & Industrial Corp——5
Convertible preferred——.7
Wellington Fund
Western Reserve Investing—
Deb 5*s 1944
F&A
3.04
3
■
1
4
15*
2.40
.90
15
90
_
7^
7\H
*
2
17.
104*
2.63
3.30
3.24
l
2*
41
50
2
Class AA
11*
96*
%
19.6
3.95
*
101*
95*
I
*
kly*
Collateral 4s 1951
J&D
North American Trust Shares—
1953
*
1.03
*
*
100*
5
13.28
110
A—*
Common B
Union Investment
2
55
,_*
F&A 15
14.19
15.29
10.88
96
1
/ Flat price
1942
1952
U S & Foreign Securities com—*
$6 1st preferred
*
U. S. & International Sec
*
1st pref with warrants....
*
$6 cum preferred
100
North American Bond Trust Otfc.
North American Invest Corp—
Ex-coupons.
1
1
57*
95
100
-
$6 preferred
4*
3.90
75
—
Selected Amer Shares Inc
Selected Industries com
1*
91
70c
3*
$5 conv preferred
—...1
Securities Co of New Jersey—
5*s series 2 Oct 1937
5s series 3 Dec 1937
6s series 4 Nov 1942
Securities Corp General com
*
-
13.59
1.50
91
3.80
——_1
11.56
10.07
12.30
13.15
14.17
Niagara Share Oorp (Md)—
Conv deb 5*s 1950——M&N
B common—
"75c
1
Steel stocks
103
32.54
Building supplies
2.75
6.90
69*
65c
common
Machinery stocks
Railroad equipment
50
45
2
38
13 09
Representative Trust Shares
10
Republic Investors Fund
25c
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948
A&O
Class C
8.95
18*
....
4*
26.45
18.47
18
Preferred
*
Reliance Internat Corp com A 10c
Preferred
*
Sterling Securities
3
-
"2""
1
16.86
Quarterly Income Shares
10c
Railway & Light Securities com.* k 15
Conv coll tr 4*s series "11"
1955
A&O -105
Railway & Util Invest A
1 k
22.30
Bank stocks
$ Called July 1 at 102.
I
15.58
14.68
1
Preferred
1958
*
n
—_1
Series C
Investors Royalty
N Y Bank Trust Shares
New York Stocks, Inc.—
11
4.70
6.95
,10§M
2*
102
101
Standard Amer Trust Shares
1
Standard Investing Corp com..*
100
100
1
._*
25c
Voting trust ctfs
New England Fund
1
New Jersey Bankers Securities..*
Diversified Trustee Shares
*
1948.A&0
*
Util Sec 7% preferred
85
4*
2*
*
Warrants
35"
10*
98*
*
47
New
32
_
10c
-
44
P
2
10
$5.50 preferred
115
Pub
10
81
National Investors
29
Plymouth Fund Inc
Prudential Investors
$6 preferred
Pub Util Investing 5s
3
7
37
.79
*
Investment Co of Amer
National Bond & Invest com
5% preferred ser A w w
Nat Bond & Share Corp
3.43
*
29"
16H
27
14*
Class B
Phoenix Sec Corp
$3 conv pref class A
28" ~
15*
2.68
....
1.76
1.64
97
35
$3 convertible pref A
Investment Bond & Share—
5s series A 1947
--J&D
Interstate Equity common
Larkins Warr Trust
5
98
*
48*
46*
Major Shares Corp
Maryland Fund Inc
4
14*
7
98
*
46*
97
2.68
l
8
7
F&A
J&J
__
6* preferred
6% preferred
99*
100
J&J
Pacific Southern Invest pref
3! 19
1.62
Holdings & Inv
73
2.83
Pacific Investing Corp—
Deb 5s 1948 Series A
1
M&S
5s March
M&S
Shenandoah Corp common
1
$3 convertible preferred
25
Solvay Amer Investment Corp—
Name changed to
Solvay Am Corp 5 * % pf 100
Sovereign Invest. Inc., com
10c
Spanish & Gen Corp Lta—
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
Amer dep rets ord bearer
£1
Spencer Trask Fund Inc
*
68
10
100
10
.83
1.51
Group Shares
95
—III
3.09
Insurance Group Shares
Series B-2
10
32 «
30*
2*
8*
5
*
Debenture 4*s Feb 1 1947
Debenture 4*s Dec 15 1952
Old Colony Trust Assoc..
*
Overseas Securities Co
*
Deb 5s Nov 1 1947
M&N
Deb 5s April 1 1948
A&O
55
Series S-4
39
...„_i
49!S
23768
Keystone Custodian Fund B-3—*
2
37
_l
*
14*
26
Series S-2
1
6% preferred
100
Corp Secure 5% notes 1935.M&S r
Corporate Trust shares old ser.. 1
1
1.12
Investors Fund of America—
2275
5.62
5.25
Continental Secur Corp com
*
6% preferred
100
Debenture 5s May 1 1942
Continental Shares com
*
—
2.10
share
Northern Securities see "RR"
Oils & Industries com.——.-..1
Preferred
1
Oklahoma County Trust.—
10
1.50
Internal'1 Secur Corp Amer—
49
Preferred
100
Consolidated Funds Corp cl. A.l
Consolidated Invest Trust com.l
Warrants
1948
1.79
1.58
1254
Insuranshares Co of Delaware--1
Insuranshares (Md) ctfs Inc—1
84*
2
*
1.61
1.44
24
*
-—*
*
Insull Utility Invest—
Deb g 5s Jan 1949—
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war
1111111*
(modified)
Bank
International
Securities com
100
Commonwealth Investment
1
Commonwealth Securs common.*
1.03
1.02
——
4170
4^30
Christiana
.94
1.45
Steel Shares
Tobacco Shares
Guardian Investors com—--—1
2i|*
20*
———«—*
1.42
2.10
1.56
1.38
1.94
—
Independence Trust Shares—__*
Institutional Securities Ltd—
33.17
Corp class A....*
2.06
1.65
—-—
Hydro Elec Sec com
Incorporated Investors
48c
$3 cum pref series"aIIIIIIZIIo
Carey Trust
♦
Deposited Bank Shs N Y
1.90
Equipment Shares—
Debenture 5s series A
Huron Holding Corp
23.73
1
......*
88*
——.—
-
$6 1st preferred
S3 2nd preferred
$7 preferred
33
4.75
50
1956
Railroad
Capital Administration cl A
Cumulative Trust 8hares
Deposited Insur Shs. ser A
Series B
t"~"
87*
1.30
1.94
Petroleum Shares
3
15
*
50
F&A r
8% preferred
Cram & Forster Insureh B
7% cum preferred
20
1
50*
1*
8*
5s series A 1959
A&O
Canadian Invest. Fund, Ltd
1
Canadian Pow & Pap Invest Ltd—
Orum & Forster Inc com...
32*
1.48
1.32
Investing shares
—
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares
Canadian Internal Inv Trust—
Accumulative series
AA (modified)
1
1.55
Food Shares
10
Boston Fund Inc
British Type Investors class A
1
Broad St. Invest Co Inc
...5
Bollock Fund Ltd
AA_.
7.1%
Chemical Shares.
26
5
.....
89 £
1
Building Shares
30
...
Deb 5s series A 1958
15.
1
*
35
Associated Stand. Oil Shs
2
Atlantic & Pac Int. com w w
»
Preferred w w
50
Atlantic Secur 4*s A 1953.A&0 f
ACQ
—-
Corp
fc
J&D
6% preferred
Option warrantsBancamerica-Blair Corp
Bankers Nat Investing com
Bankers Sec Oorp com..
6% preferred
Basic Industry Shares
101
44.25
Automobile Shares.--—
93*
Nat
Oorp
Investment
20
92
85
Class B._
1952"^th'outware
_
24*
10-year deb 3s 1946
Central
100*
$6 pref (with warrants)
--*
German Credit & Investment—Pref allot ctf 25%, 1st pref--*
Gleneagles Invest 5s June 15 1944
Great Brit & Canada Investment Corp 4*8 1959
A&O
Group Securities, Inc—
Agricultural Shares
30%
36*
.*
Century Shares-Trust..
Chicago Corporation
Convertible preferred
Jw*
Ask
Per
Class A
Warrants.
102 *
\%
23.72
Investors—*
General Investors Trust
Gen'l Realty & Utilities com
if*
35*
6 50
$6 preferred
80*
11*
6% preferred w w
......100
6% preferred ex-warr
100
Class B
American
Bid
Par
Old Colony Invest Trust—
Common
Shares Inc—2
*
Class B
General Capital
48
Associates Investment
35*
34*
Fundamental Investors Inc.—2
25 fc
25 fc
25
;
Atlas Corp com
12.27
General
*
preferred
4.07
10.18
f?ebS^FetTl
35
*
3.70
20
Series B
General
7*
...
3.40
Foreign Power Secur Oorp
1st coll tr conv 6s A 1949--J&D
Foundation Trust Shares ser A—1
Fourth National Investors—
Common with warrants——1
Common ex-warrants—
1
Stocks ana Bonds
share
3.74
.——10c
. 10c
Fixed Trust Shares series A—10
Insurance stock series -
Warrants
36*
10c
Amer Insuranstocks Corp
Amer Investment (111)
Fiscal Fund, Inc.—
Bank stock series
Fundamental Trust
101
1.12
10c
♦
Ask
Per
Class A
$3 preferred
$5.50 prior pref
*
American & Continental Corp
Amer Elec Sec partic pref
1
American European Secur
*
Coll tr s f 5s 1968 ser A
J&J
American General Corp
10c
$2 preferred
...1
$2* preferred
...1
$3 preferred
1
Amer General Equities Ins—25c
Amerex Holding Corp
*
7% preferred
8% preferred
2
21*
1.04
50c
Amer Business Shares
Amer Capital Corp A
Class B
3*
J*
*
F&A
.....
65
3*
...
$6 preferred
Deb g 6s 1953
58
60
*
com
6s A with warr 1949
J&J
Allied Int Investing Corp com..*
$3 convertible preferred—
*
Ampr Bankstocks Corn
___*
American British & Continental—
Common
*
Bid
Par
share
17.39
9.11
3*
Warrants
Bonds
Stocks and
Ask
Per
Administered Fund 2d Inc......*
Affiliated Fund com
-125
Air Investors Inc v t c
.....*
interest" except where marked "f and income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
are as near as
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
-■t:
x
Ex-dividend.
■
V
j.
Utilities
Public
(Includes street and
electric railways,
or as,
electric power, water,
telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.)
NOTICE—All bond prices are -and interest" except where marked "f"
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
(Italy)—-
Adriatic Electric Oo
Extl s f 7s 1952
A&O
76
85 24
1951-F&A
Ala Gas Oo 1st M 434s
Alabama Power 1st os
93
9424
J&D
10034
9534
9326
7824
M&S
8424
1946-M&S
-J&J
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1951
1st & ref 5s 1956
1st & ref 424s 1967
1st & ref 5s 1968
Alabama Water Service Co—1st M 5s 1957 ser A.
J&J
Alexandria Water 5s 1937—J&J
10134
96
94
llH
96
95
100
Amer Commonwealths Power—2
J iS
'
ii*
Deb g 534s 1(
Oonv deb 6s
/
/
124
124
10
20
f
15""
21
Co—_
924
10734
2028—M&N
4134
45
/
/
46
8624
6124
63
44
Debenture 434s 1963
Amer States Public Serv—
1st 1534s 1948 ser A—
Deb 6s 1938
Amer
46
82
80
/
/
19
17
11234
10434
99
9834
11224
10424
9934
9824
American Toll Bridg
101
534s ser A, B & C ~
534s series D, 19
10124
43
f
106
9824
Androscoggin & Kennebec Ry
1st 6s 1940..
M&S
Androscoggin W Pow 6s '45-F&A / 61
Appalachian Elec Power—
1st & ref 5s 1956
M&N
10634
10934
Appalachian Power 5s 1941—J&D
Deb gold 6s 2024
11134
J&J
Ardmore St Ry—See Phila Co_
80
Arizona Ed 1st 5s 1948..
J&J
1st 6s 1945
A&O
&
Income 5s 1960
J&J f 32
Income 6s 1960
A&O / 34
Arizona Power 5s 1950
F&A .100
97
1st & ref 434s 1950
F&A
Arkansas El & Wat 6s 1944-F&A /
11
Ark Louisiana Gas 4s 1951
J&J
10024
52
53
..J&J
89
10634
112
112
M&N
J&J
53
.
Oonv deb 4 34s 1949
Oonv deb 434s 1948
8 f inc deb 4s D
8 fine deb 5 34-6
IP
IP
4734
}?*
48
A&O
4534
M&N
43
73
53
45
75""
4634
58
48
44
47
38
42
57
59
5034
g*
49
3934
4134
M&S
97
99
8s ex-warrants 1940
Oonv deb 534s 1973
M&S
97
99
F&A
84
Oonv deb 5s 1973
Oonv deb 434s 1973
J&D
7334
J&D
Oonv deb 4s
M&S
67
65
F&A
4234
A&O
37
1940
1973
Income deb 434s 1978
Income dob 4s 1978
Income deb 3 24s 1978
Income deb 3Ks 1978
M&N
M&S
69
Certificates of deposit
Oonv deb 534s 1944 ser O.M&N
Certificates of deposit
1
.
10434
8034
(34
34
33 34
'r
f
1st & ref sfg 5s 1950 .——J&J
83*
34
36
78
63
61
10124
11224
11934
11934
114
120
11724
12424
10234
103
82
105
109
98
10424
10134
b Basis.
111
9934
11324
J&D
105
1st & ref 324s 1965
—M&S
Cent Ills Elec & Gas Co—
11824
12624
85
40
2424
2424
29~"
23
2424
27
24
74
Corp—
1st & ref 5s 1941
122
9624
10124
2224
Central German Pow 6s '34-J&D /
103
10624
9924
F&A
1st & ref 5s 1951
100
Cent Illinois Light 3 34s '66. - A&O
Central Illinois Public Service—
103
10324
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser E
M&N
1st mtge 434s 1967 ser F..J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968 ser G
M&N
1st & ref 424s 1981 ser H..J&D
103
104
9624
10024
9624
10024
95
9524
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1957—M&S
Central Indiana Power Co—
91
93
108
102
1960—A&O
1st & gen 4s ser G
88
8624
10024
10624
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&J
Cent Iowa Telep 524s A 1947. J&J
Cent Maine Pr os *39 op '19.M&N
103
10224
„
9524
85
1st & gen M 3248 ser H '66.F&A
Cent Onlo L & P 1st 5s 1950. A&O
9424
83
70
98,x
9834
6834
Cent Pow 1st 5s 1957, ser
65
72
D.J&J
Cent Pow & Lt 1st 5s 1956.-F&A
11%
9124
10124
10234
10024
10324
10434
10324
108
'39.J&A
'65—M&N
NY Rys
10824
Cent Pub Serv Oorp—
Conv deb 524s '49
jnt
10424
9824
9724
M&N
Blue Lakes Water 6s '38—M&S
Bolivian Power 8s ser A '45-A&0
Boston Elev Ry 434s 1937-A&O
1st & ref 5s 1940
103
101
78
_
F&A
Public Util. (w8) inc5
34s-1952
8
't
524
antral States Edison, Inc—■
1st coll inc 3-5s 1950
M&S 1
Central States Elec Corp—
Conv deb 5s 1948—
_
65
60
_
47 24
J&J
M&S 15
4824
49 34
Lt Corp—
1st M & 1st lien 524s 1953. J&J
54 24
55
45
Deb 524s 1954
Cent States Pow &
Debenture
5s
1944
40
J&J
1938.J&J /
10034
Cent States Utilities 6s
105
17
15
Cent Vermont Public Serv Corp
108
1st mtge 3248 ser B 1966--F&A
Central West Public Service Co—
M&S
120
M&S
125
108
1st 1 coll 5 24s 1956 ser
'
2424
2234
109
106
105
97
6824
A—M&N t
;
534s series b 1956
M&N / 69
58 series C 1933—
J&D / 69
Charleston Cons Ry Gas & El
107
Consol gold 5s 1999
M&S
Charleston Transit Co—
'
;
mmtmrn
109
75
M&S
1st 5s 1942
*«»««•
,r
mmmm
_
91
88
M&S
Bway & 7th Ave—See N Y Rys
Bklyn Borough Gas 5s 1967.F&A
Bklyn Oity RR 1st 5s 1941--.J&J
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser A
Gen & adj 5s
104
8424
_
Brooklyn Queens Co & Sub—
1st m g 5s 1941 (stpd)
J&J
1st con 5s July *41 (stp)._M&N
)
9924
100
83
1942—M&S
Chattanooga Ry & Light—
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op '16.M&N
Ohatt Rys 1st cons 5s '56-M&N
Ches & Pot Tel of Va 5s '43.M&N
f Internat
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955--J&J
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
A&O
Butte El & P 1st s f 5s 1951..J&D
Calgary Power 1st 5s I960-.A&O
1st s f 5s 1964
J&D
California Gas & Elec Corp—
Unif & ref g 5s '37 op s f._M&N
California-Oregon Power—
Deb gold 534s 1942
A&O
1st mtge 4s 1966
A&O
83
86
70
73
106
Chester Water Service Co—
86.
1002
9824
8624
1st 424s
103
102
M&S
1958 series A
Chic Aurora & Elgin RR—
95
93
96
93
93
624
/
/
1324
1324
1434
1424
f
6224
6224
6324
6324
10534
10424
Chicago City & Connecting Ry
Coll tr s f g 58 Jan 1,1927. A&O
,
Certificates of deposit
Chicago City Ry—
1st 5s (15% paid) 1927-—L
Certificates of deposit
Chic Dlst Elec Generating—
99
98
524
10524
J&J /
1st & ref 6s 1951
/
9224
90
105
90
86
Chic North Shore & Milw
RR-
/
/
86
83
lst & ref 534s 1956
5824
99
100
9924
3824
36
11124
11224
115
10234
10324
90
86
A&O /
6
324
324
7^
Chicago Railways Co—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25
89
red and pay Aug
Certificates of
1, 1933..
/
/
deposit
_ .
'27.-A&O f
Certificates of deposit—.,
Series B Feb, 1927
J&D /
Cons M 5s ser A Feb
Certificates of deposit
Pur mon 4-5s Feb '27 opt. J&J
Certificates of deposit
105"
10334
10924
10324
10224
10324
110
6334
6334
1834
64
64
1934
,
1924
Xl34
! i!H
-
934
934
13
13
.
Adj inc 4s Feb 1927 opt..May
Certificates of deposit
f
Chicago Rapid Transit Co—
1st & ref 634s 1944
/
/
Certificates of deposit
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A.....J&J
Certificates of deposit
Adjust deb 6s July, 1963
J&J
Certificate of deposit
/
1%
5
734
734
i
24
..
824
824
834
2
2
Chicago & West Towns Rys—
11
U24
104
106 A
9924
10224
10034
10224
102
/
110
10324
Cincinnati Gas & Eleqtric—
See
/ This price includes accrued interest,
M&S / 50
1942
Ooll trust 5s notes
Brooklyn Edison Co—
Consol mtge 3 34s 1966—M&N
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Oorp
doll trust 434s 1966
M&N
Coll trust 3s 1938—
M&N
Coll trust 3s 1939
M&N
Coll trust 3s 1940
M&N
Coll trust 3s 1941
M&N
Coll tr series 3 24s 1942—M&N
Coll trust ser 324s 1943.-M&N
Coll trust ser 324s 1944—M&N
Coll trust ser 324s 1945—M&N
Col trust ser 324s 1946—M&N
Coll trust ser 324s 1947--M&N
Coll trust ser 324s 1948—M&N
Coll trust ser 3248 1949--M&N
Coll trust ser 324s 1950--M&N
Coll trust series 3 24s 1951.M&N
Brooklyn City & Newtown RR—
5s
1939
J&J
Buffalo Traction
Central Gas & Elec 6s
Cent Hud Gas & Elec
A&O
J&J
Buffalo & Lockport.
Atl Oons St RR—See Ga Ry & El
♦Called July 1 15 105.
.
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950
F&A
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949...F&A
67
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951—J&J
4334 Bklyn Un Elev—See Bklyn Queens
3724 Bklyn Un Gas 1st cons5sg'45M&N
1st lien & ref 6s '47 ser A. _M&N
3434
1st lien & ref 5s s&r B 1957 M&N
3334
Deb 5s 1950
J&D
71
Buff Gen Elec 1st 5s 1939—.F&A
65
1st ref 5s April 1, 1939-—J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1956 ser A...F&A
Gen & ref 434s 1981-.-—F&A
10534
Buffalo Niagara Electric—
81
Gen & ref M 3 34s ser C '67-J&D
36
2s serial deb 1938-1942—J&D
36
3s serial deb B 1943-1947--J&D
3 24s serial deb C 1948-52—J&D
3534
Buff & Niag Falls El L & Power—
36
1st gold 5s 1942—wt.
F&A
2-yr 6% notes 1933
A&O /116
Certificates of deposit...
/116
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947
J&D
Gen mtge 4 34s 1955
M&S
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Wat El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
Atl Beach Bridge 634s 1942
77
73
103~"
A__F&A
ser
str
First lien coll tr 524s
7534
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—«
|
98""
1946.M&S
'46.-J&D
Central Georgia Pow 5s *38-M&N
102
69
63
Associated Telep Oo Ltd—
1st M 4s series B 1965
J&J
Associated Telep & Teleg Oo—
Deb 534s 1955 ser A
M&N
Assoc Telep Util deb 5s 1942A&O
Certificates of deposit
Oonv deb 6s 1941.
M&S
86
3324
3234
Associated Pub Utilities Oorp—
1st lien 5s 1947 ser A
.J&J
Deb 6s series A 1958
M&N
97
J&D
4434
J&J
95
109
A *55 J&J
Cent El & Tel 1st 5s
Bleecker St&FulFy-See
1st 4248 series B 1961
Broad River Power Co—
9024
9424
11324
Central Elec of N J 5s 1940.-J&J
1st & colltr 5s 1948
^!&A
7s Sept 1947-
9324
11324
10424
105
47
M&S
O
106
10524
108
92
54
ser
102
Cedar Rap Mfg & P 5s '53—J&J
Cent Ark Pub Serv Corp—
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952.-J&J
British Ool Tel 5s 1960
J&D
43
M&N
F&A
M & coll tr 4s
Capital Traction (Wash, D O)—
1st g 5s June 1,1947
J&D
Carolina P & L 1st 5s 1956--A&O
100
50
J&D
B
00
100
Birmingham Elec 434s 1968.M&S
Birmingham Gas 1st 5s '59.M&N
6% notes extended 1938--A&O
Birmingham Water Works Co—1st m 534s 1954 ser A
A&O
ser
64
10424
Berkshire St Ry 1st 6s '37—J&D
Berlin Oity Elect 634s 1951--J&D
Sink fund deb 634s 1959—F&A
Deb 6s Apr 1,1955
-A&O
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg Ry?—
1st mtge s f 634s 1956—-A&O /
5s 1954
102
87
M&S
'56J&J
Cape & Vlne'd El 4s A '65—J&J
105
13
101
29^
94
8*
J&J
8 fine deb 4-5s D 1986—M&S
Associated Gas & Elec Corp—
w w
100
98
Bell Telep Co of Pennsylvania-—
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B
-J&J
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser O——A&O
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Corp—
m
,67
6224
1st mtge 5s ser A 1955
Canadian West Telep 534s
10434
M&S
-,J&D
M&N
1st mtge 5s 1958
101
Canadian Utilities Ltd—
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
Extl 1st s f 6s 1953-..._.M&N
9334
8 fine deb 5-6s B 1986...M&S
8 f inc deb 4 34-5 34s O '86.M&N
8-year 8%
28
99
Beaver Valley Water 5s *60. M&N
Bell Telephone of Canada—
1st g 5s 1955 ser A—
1st g 5s 1957 ser B
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O
M&S /
634s 1951
34
99
M&N
A 1983.—F&A
1983—
M&S
O 1983—.M&S
1983
M&S
34s A 1986 F&A
Oons ref deb 5s 1968
Cons ref deb 4 34s 1958
Oonv invest ctfs 5 34s
8 f inc deb 5 34s
8 fine deb 5s B
8 f inc deb 434s
101
90
J&J
.
101
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
27
Beauharnois L H & P 534s 73 J&J
Beauharnois Power Corp—
Ooll trust s f 5s 1973 w W—A&O
West End St 5s 1944
36
10134
Associated Gas & Elec Oo—
Oonv deb 534s 1977
F&A
Oonv deb 5s 1965
Oonv deb 5s 1950
18
32
1st M 5s 1959 ser B
F&A
Bear Mt Hud Riv Bdge Co—•
1st 7s 1953
A&O
8 f income 8s 1953—-----A&O
34
55
89
_
—
10324
Term
Deb g 434s Nov 1,1941.-M&N
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
J&D
'
1958..A&O
1953
15
Bangor Hydro Electric—
1st mtge 324s 1966-------J&J
Barstow (W 8) deb 6s 1942—A&O
Baton Rouge Electric Co—
1st mtge 534s 1954
J&D
87
8134
9034
'
Arkansas P & L 1st 5s 1956-A&0
Ark West Gas 1st 5s w w '39 J&J
Assoc Elect 4J4s
5s Jan 1 1961.
101
106
Bloomington Dec & Champagne
.
5s
95
93
10434
--J&®
A&O /
1st 5s 1941
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
Blackstone Val G & E 5s
_
lstsfTs 1953.
_
A M&S
Augusta Ry & El 1st 5s 1940 J&D
Aurora Elgin & Chicago Elec Ry
1st
73
Water
J&J
1st 5s 1938
76"
74
10534
9724
Deb 634s 1935
91
103"" Binghamton_ (N Y) Gas Works
45
/
Amer Util Service 6s 1964
Amer Water Works & Electric-—
Ashtabula
Oity Gas 5s 1960
1st lien & ref 5s 1957
Atlantic Oity Sewerage—
1st s f 6s ser A 1956
Atlantic Oo Wat 5s '58 ser
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951
Telep & Teleg—
Ark & Mo Pow 1st 6s 1953
J&J
J&J
.
7724
1024
,07*
7624
/
Amer G & E deb 5s
M&S
Ask
9924
Oalif Water Serv 4s b 1961.M&n
Oalif Water & Telephone—
1st mtge 5s 1965
9924
M&S
104
Oalumet G & E 524s b 1960-J&J
Oalumet & South Chicago Ry—
1st (35% prin paid) 1927 F&A / 64
Oamden & Sub Ry—See P 8 Oorp
103
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s *53.M&N
101
Canadian L & P 5s '49 op *14 J&J
_
89
87
92
193$
Amer & Foreign Power
\tlantic
Bid
Bonds
Ask
101
9624
_e
75
10524
A&C
Elec Ry—
1 1954
J&*
Alton Water 5s 1956
Altoona & Logan Val
Bid
Bonds
Atlantic Oity El 5s 1938
Gen mtge 334s 1964
Baltimore Transit Oo—
.
Deb 4s series A 1975——'Z'M
Deb 5s series A 1975
J&J
Deb 5s series B 1975----—J&J
40
f
Alliance Power 1st 6s 1952—M&S /
43
Allegheny Gas Oorp 6 34s ctfs
1st coll 4s Jan
Amarillo Gas 6s
Ask
Bid
Bonds
and income and defaulted bonds
month preceding the date of issue
Ry.
11324
115
Cin Newport & Cov L & Tlst ref 6s 1947 series A..
105
115
117'
Cincinnati Street Ry—
9634
95
•
10124
10524
9724
9224
9924
k Last sale,
93
n
Nominal.
95
97
9524
100
July, 1937]
PUBLIC
NOTIPF
bond
All
nrices
are
Quotations for all securities
Bonds
Bid
i?
68
67
66 H
67 H
66 H
LIne Co—
1st M 6s 1943...:
...J&J
Cities Service Power & Light—
neK 5As 1949
Deb W/8 l$kh
(Waahington. Pa)
CJfy &
City &
Short Route Bdge 6
34s '52. J&D
Cleveland Elec Ilium—
mSS1 «£?*?£ 3%a July
Cieve Southw Ry &
mP?n &,£on 58
\f
Dob
r
«
5a 1952
80
°°iW^ ?ela & Marion
Elec Co
i2 5 reJ I8 /uIy 1937
j&J
ref/^8J®t,mPd)
Columbus (Ga) Elec & 1937.J&J
'
mm**-
108 H
3
105
54
107
57
102
98
106
108
98 K
101
91
A&O 15
/
97
7
x
100
100
10
fMnmH
Power—
106 34
104
}®t & ref 6s 1947
ser A... J&D
1954 ser B—M&N
Columbus Ry Pow &
Light—
105
1st M 5s 1953
1st M col 5s 1954
ser
Community
104 H
46
29
f
/
51
31
-
5s"l96dlj&J
y Teleph 5s Jan 1 194'
ser
11M
16
91
95
95M
Deb g 5Hb 1946 ser
Conestoga TYac 1st 4s
72
100
33
98
/
Co—
A_._..J&D
n
B...M&S
1950.-J&J
30
74
70
76
72
52
54
Coney Isl & Bklyn cons 4s '48 J&J
Connecticut Light & Power—
45
}S £ SZiJf? '51 ser A-.M&N
}®t& ^M3ksser F '66.M&8
1st & ref M
124
:
3j£s
8er G '66. J&D
3^8
fionn Hff
Conn Ltg & Pow 5s 1956—M&S
*39
J&J
1st & coll trust 5s
1956
J&J
By & Lt 4Ha 1951...J&J
>gua£a„n te 6 d
Conn Riv Pow 3 Ms ser optional
A'61 F&A
CouueUsv Wat 5s Oct 2 '39.A&0
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr—
}ien 5s 1962
Consol
stamped.-J&J
Edison Co of N Y
Debenture 3 Ms 1946
A&O
Debenture 3Ks 1956
A&O
Consol Elec & Gas 6s 1962 .M&N
6s series B 1962
F&A
6% secured notes 1937—F&A
Consol Gas of Bait 5s
1939..J&J
Gen g 4As Apr 1954
A&O
Consol Gas Elec Lt & P
(Bait)—
Ref mtge s f 3Ms 1971
J&D
Cons Gas (NY) deb 4Ha
'51-"j&D
Consol Gas Utilities Co—
1st & coll 6s 1943 ser
A.J&D
6s stamped 1943
J&D
V^8 *943 A W W J&D f
6% .n°te8. 1940
A&O
Consol Hydro-Elec Wks of
Upper
fw,U^tt.T?1^urgo l8i 78 '56.J&J /
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser
Corp
Consolidated Water of Utica
«ornV ^
i2
M&N
1st M 5s 1958
CoufumLH& P Co
5s
1938
M&N
(Eliz, N J)—
J&D
Consumers Nat Gas 6s '44.M&N
Consumers Power Co—
1st mtge 3 Ha 1965
M&N
1st mtge 3Hb
1965—M&N
1st mtge 3 Xa 1970
M&N
1st
mtgeJMs 1966
M&N
Oonsum's Water 1st 6s A *46 M&N
125
103 H
104 H
100
„
102 H
100 H
1st mtge 58 1966-j&j
General 5s 1966
A&O
Dallas Gas 1st 6s mi.—— A&O
DaUas Pow & Lt 6s 1949
1st g7Ha 1949 ser B
100
Ask
103 H
130
^
1st & ref
132
M&S
92
93
A 1952..J&D
106
108
Empire Gas & Elec and Empire
Coke jt 1st &ref 5s'41 opt-M&S
102
102 H
m
5s 1952
Empire Gas & Electric Co—
ser
73
72 H
110
Equit G & E Utica 5s 1942.A&O
104
J&J
J&J
1st g 5s 1952 ser O—-—-J&J
1st gold 5Ha 1954 ser D..J&J
1st mtge 3 As 1967—-——F&A
t::::
a
102
102 H
Erie Co Electric 6s 1959
J&J
Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954
A&0|J
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1967
A&O
Erie & Suburban Ry 5s
Fall River Elec Lt 5s 1945.-J&J
Federal Light & Traction—
1st 5s (Amor series) 1942.M&S
1st 5s (Internat ser) 1942—M&S
__
74
105
46
107
Stamped
M&S
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd—M&S
Darby Med & Ches Ry—See I'hila R Tr
105^
Davenport Water 5s 1961 ---J&J
106
Dawson Ry & Coal 6s 1951—J&J
Dayton Power & Light—
103
1st & ref M3Ha 1960
A&O
Delaware Elec Power Co—
102 M
Deb 5 Ha 1959
—j&J
Delaware Power & Light Co—
1st M 4Ha 1971
105M
j&j
102 M
1st mtge g 4Ha 1969
J&J
1st mtge g 4 As
1969——-/&J
Delaware Vail Util 6s 1952-M&N
Denv Gas & El 1st g 5s '49--M&N
1st & ref 5s 1951
M&N
Stamped as to Pa tax
Denver Tramway Corp—
Gen & ref 5s 1950 ser A...J&J
1st cons mtge 6s 1943
A&O
129
104
Passenger Ry 5s 1942
Federal Water Service Corp—
103
104
105M
64
66;^
108M
107 M
107
88 H
100
90
102
30"
•
f 39
Certificates of deposit.
Convs f deb QHa 1948---M&N 1
3H
f
3H
Certificates of deposit
78 H
1st 5s, 1966
M&N
Detroit City Gas Co—'
106 %
1st mtge 6s 1947 series A.-J&J
1st mtge 5s 1950series B..A&0
103 M
Detroit Edison—
Gen & ref 4 Ha 1961 ser D-F&A
114H
106 %
Gen & ref 5s ser E 1952..A&O
Gen & ref M 4s ser F 1965. A&O
108M
"I'm
4M
79 H
106 H
104
115M
107
109
Gen & ref M 3 Ha
102M
ser G '66M&S
International Bridge—
s f QHa 1952
F&A 1 ":6H
i
6M
Certificates of depbsit
S f deb g 7s 1952
2H
F&A /
Certificates of deposit
f
2H
Det & Pt Huron Shore Line—
1st gold 5s 1950
X
J&J f
Dixie Gulf Gas Co—
1st 5Ha 1937 A with war-M&S
100 K
Dom Elec Pow 5Hs 1955—M&S
96
Dominion Gas & Elec—
92
6Hs 1945 with warra^
Dortmund Munic Util
(Germany)
20-yrsf 6Hs 1948
-A&O / 23 H
103 H
:
1st mtge
Duluth-Superior
w s
.
M&S
Dumbarton B'ge 6Hs to *49-J&J
Duquesne Gas Corp—
1st
7H
7H
3H
:
2M
6s Mar 15,1945 M&S15
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co
Duquesne Nat Gas 7a 1948
conv
35
—
.
QK
85 H
103
122
123
75
92
105
1-06
102 M
103"
100>S
75
I 76 H
104 H
104 M
103 H
102 H
54
57
57
64
59
66
107 H
107 H
121
1.75
2.25
2.40
2.60
118M
100 M
100 H
107
106M
77 M
77 H
79"
16
21
95
25
21
94
97
95
98
103
86"
104M
100 H
106^
101H
100
99
75
101
100 H
23
1.65%
2.00%
96
97
110
92*?
Gas Co of New Mex 6 >
Gas & El of Bergen Co
117"
117M
100 M
101M
101M
Public Service Corp—
deb 5s 1953
J
deb 5 Ms 1939
J
Public Utilities—
101M
102 H
101
Gatineau Pow 1st 5s 1956.
General
Conv
Conv
General
41H
40 H
103 H
102 M
98
101
102
ui
84 M
112
92M
102
86
.
103 M
92 H
91M
....
Georgia Power & Light Co—
mtge 5s 1978
75
68M
J<5
Georgia Ry & Elec—
103
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939. _J
Atlanta Northern Ry
Co—•_
....
103
104
88
r/
24
26"
94
97M
f
Great Lakes Power Ltd—
1st sf 4 Ha 1956
Great Lakes Utilities Co—
1st lien coll tr 5Ha 1942-.
101
25
89 H
94
93
94
64
r
—
Northern Power—
1st 58 stamped 1950.
Green Bay & Miss Canal—
67
L
106 M
j
102
102 M
103
104
99 H
99 H
85
101M
101
....
Greenwich
Wat & Gas System—
Col tr 5s 1952 series A
)
105
81
Col tr 5s 1952 series B
Gulf Coast Water 1st 5s *48.
Gulf Powor 1st 5s 1968
Gulf Public Service Co—
1st mtge 6s 1945
90
Gulf States Utilities Co—
98
101
S3H
:
Great
i
100M
101H
84 H
M&N
Eastern Mass Street
Ry Co—
;
Ref m 4Kb 1948 A
J&J
Ref m 5s 1948 B
J&J
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser
C—M&S 15
1.25%
1.60%
67
102
,
& coll tr 4s A
1956.M&S
Eastern Iowa Pow
5Ha 1943-M&S
Eastern Lt & Pow s f 5s 1964
94
99
/
f
S
Gary Rys Co 63He
Gary Street Ry Is
V
62
m
Ref 6s series D 1948
Ref 6s series E 1948
Eastern Michigan Rys—
102
82
—
.
J&D y
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc—
1st
77
100
i
Jxx
} 99
'42 J&J
1st mtge 6s 1942
J&J
1st m 5s 1960 ser D
F&A
East St Louis (111) Lt &
Pow—
1st 5s 1940
95
88 H
Great Cons Elec Pow
(Japan)—
'
J&D
86M
94
87 M
trust 53^s to 1938
trust 4Hs to 1941--F&A
trust 4Ms to 1943--M&S
trust 4s to 1946
M&S
—,
5Ha ctfs 1937 A—F&A f. 75
7% 1932 ctfs of dep
J&J /}99
East Jersey St Ry 5s 1944..M&N
194^
E. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s
'42-A&0
R9^
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953
E St L & Interurb Wat
5s
76
82 H
—
80
71H
75
29
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co
Durham Pub Ser 7s A *49- -A&O
Durham Trac 1st 5s 1941—_M&S
East Coast Pub Serv 4s
1948—East Coast Utilities—
38
70 H
101H
54
104
*
102M
57
25
Galveston-Houston Elec Ry—
1st M s f g 5s 1954 opt
A&O /
Gandy Bridge (Tampa)
1st mtge s f 5 Ha 1957—-J
Gary Elec & Gas Co—
1st lien coll 5s x-w 1944—J&J
.,
/
7
103
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945-_A&0
Fontana Un Wat 6s 1935—J&J
Fruit Growers' Express—
1st
Transit—
102
Sinking fund debs 5s 1946-J&D
Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s '54.-J&J
Florida Public Service Co—
1st 4s series C 1955
J&J
Equip
Equip
Equip
Equip
rnrnmm
28
106 H
Conv deb 5^s 1954
M&N
Federated Utilities Inc—
1st lien col tr 5 Ha 1957
M&S
Florida Power Corp—
1st mtge 4s series C 1966.. J&D
107
26"
24
105
24.
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B_. J&D
Fed'l Pow & Lt 68 Nov 1,1965—
Federal St & Pleasant Valley
Dee Moines Gas Co—
105
1st mtge 58 1956—-—M&S
Des Moines Ry 1st »nc 5s Jan 1 '55 /
29
Detroit & Canada
Tunnel—_
1st mtge 8 f 6s 1953
M&N / 39
95
97
)
{
>
92
)
100
102 H
)
)
—
101
10334
94
101X
103 H
J
J&J
3!
Adjt 6s due July 1958
A&O
Eastern Minn Pow
5Ha 1951 M&S
Eastern Oregon Lt &
54
110
J
E
f
5
94
/ 25M
0/55
98
96
99
98
....
81
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970—M&3 <T
26 H
56 H
Hanover Harz Water Works—
See Foreign Bonds
77
106
Edison Elec Ilium of
Boston—
i
3 Ha 1st M 8 f
July 1, '65.J&ji
EdE. IlUBkn)See
Kings Co EL&P
Edison El 111 (N Y)—See N Y G
Edison Sault Elec
4Hs, 1961 A&O
Electric Co of N J 1st 5s
1947 M&S
Electric Ferries 1st 7s *41. .A&O
Elec & Peoples.
See Phila R T
Electric Pow Corp
(Germany)—
1st s f 6Ha 1950
M&S
31
j
99
5s series B 1953
J&J
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co—
1st m 5 Ha 1947 ser A
M&S
1st M & 1st lien 5s
1955 B M&S
Easton Cons El 5s 1949
M&N
1st sink fund §Ha
1953.-A&O
Electric P & L Deb 5s
2030.F&A
Eliz Plainf & Cent J1
5s secured notes 1938
Amburg (Germany)
104 H
109
108 M
Extl g s f deb 7s 193^
Power—
5Hs series A 1951-.
M&S
Economy Lt & Pr (IlllTSs ,56-J&D
3
56
105M
103 M
J
41
106
5
1st mtge colltr 7s
1958
Al
107 M
f
S /
103
103 H
S
30 M
3
102
5|
••
99M
Hest Man & Fair Pass Ry—S<
Home Tel & Tel (Ft Wayne)lst 6s series A 1943
102H
100
philRl
J
0
102"
D
Houston Gas Securs 5s 1952.
Houston Gulf Gas—
S
23
25
0
23
25
0
S2H
105 h
104^
90 H
94^
■;
93"
9534
83 H
103 h
101
104
102
See
'
80"
■
:l
97"
64 H
Eliz & Raritan
RivVPublic Serv
Eliz & Trenton RR
J
Corp
Elmfca Water. Light & RR—
B®&con g 5s 1956-..
M&S
m Paso El Co—
„
1st m 58 1950 ser A..
102
t Called July 1 at 106.
it.
a
Ercole Marelli El Mfg Co (Italy)
1st s f 6 Ha 1953 with war M&N
100 H
.
103 H
104 H
^ D£b
series A 1970.—A&O *
Oontin Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A
79 %
Continental Pub Serv 6s *40. J&D
67
Continental Tel 5s *53
JP&A
96,/
Cooper RivBrl'ge Inc 1st 6s'58M&N / 62 M
Copenhagen Telephone Co—
Extlsif 5s Feb 15.1954.F&A 15
101
Copper Dlst Pow 4 Ha 1956.. J&D
92
Council Bluffs Gas 5s 1948.-M&N
90 H
*
Called July 1 at 10
price includes accrued int
96 M
70
1st coll
Connecticut Power—
1st
95 H
60
_
1st mtge 4Ha ser A 1951—J&D
Conv deb 4Mb 1946
J&D
Empire District Elec Co—
j
Gen & ref 6s
p66-——-A&O
1st 5s 1953
e
71
Community Water Service
r.
—
94 M
5*aM&N1
1957
Pub Ser
Deb g 6s 1946
105 M
1U3 H
112M
& Power—
i
Ref & unif 7a 1962
/
J&j /
SISAS5SgRS5SsrA 1M&S
100
J.9^-,
Cumberland Co (Me) Pow & Lt
1st mtge 3Ha
Cumberland Gas 6s w-s 1948M&N f
Cumberland Valley Telephone—
_
105
Coutuionwealth Lt
pftSS
111M
110M
110M
1965...A&O
Col M 5s
112
111
EL6s June 1 '43-M&S
n££s£5J£ £eL£a)
93
102
„
Detroit
}g 5J °°\ 4^8 1966 ser O.A&O
12 5J Sol-,itta l037 ser D.J&J
xl t8«i 81 B(£ p
M&s
-
112M
111
J&J
B...J&D
Commonwealth Gas Corp—
Non-cum inc deb 6s (w s) 1948
Non-cum inc deb 6s (x s) 1948
105 H
111 H
rJ8t ™tge &,co!|Itr 4s 1965.M&N
EdIson Co—
48
— —
96
x
90 H
4m —
46
91
1951 —-J&J
Danville Tr & Pow 1st 5s *41.J&J
100 M
M&S
fJP6b«9 Jan 15. 1961
J&J 15
ft
la iv?^gvIew Bridge
6 Ha stamped 1953
A&O
9°~:
Danbury & Beth Gas 6s 1948 F&A
108
Light—
1964
M&S
■m
Crescent Public Service
Coll inc 6s B Oct 1 .1954—J&D f
Cuban Telepconv 5s
1st lien & ref 7H&
Bid
Bonds
El Paso Nat Gas—
_
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951.J&J
28
Colonial Util 534s June 1,1958...
Co orado Cent Pow
5Ha '46. J&D
Colorado Power 1st 5s *53__M&N
Columbia Gas & Elec
Corp—
Deb g 5s 1952
M&N
.
106
104
105
OUnton (La> W W 1st 5s 1939F&A
Coast Cos Gas & Elec—
>■
County Gas of DaUas 6s 46 A&O
County Gas (N J) 5s Jan 1 ,1952.
103
101
1. '65.J&J
? '48 series B 1965
Ask
82
101
}®t M 5s 1954
i
35 H
Ry—See Wash Ry&El
j&D
1st M 5s 1957 series
O...M&N
o
102
34
75
(O'hatianooga)—^
75
.
74
(8edalla,
Clarksbury-Columbus
Bid
104
103
City of New Castle Water—
M'v
64 M
64 M
u
City Water
Bonds
102
68 1952
J&D
Sub PS—See Un Rys of St L
Sub
o
101
77
V.V.V_V."_V. J& J
fleSj8t
'61-J&J
& Traction
Off?
67 H
100 H
f
l?t 6s series A 1953......J&J
City Light
67 H
63 H
63 M
J&D
Citizens Independent
Telephone
1st mtge sf4Ms ser A '61—J&J
5sl951
6Hs A 1951
100
67 H
67
100
M&N
Citizens Utilities 3% notes 1955
Citizens Water
(Scottdale)—
70
99 %
>
UTILITY BONDS
interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
Ask
/
Cities Sery deb 5s Jan '66—M&8
Deb g 5s Apr 1958
A&O
Deb g 5s 1963
M&N
Deb 5s 1969
M&S
Oonvdeb 5s 1950
J&D
Cities Service Gas Co—
1st M pipe line 6Hs 1942.M&N
"and
are as near as
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
J&J
t Called July 1 at 103.
x Called
July 1 at 100.
o
V
107
109
102
Called July 1 at 102.
Called July 1 at 105.
6 Basis,
e
Called Aug. 1 at 101.
f This
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
76
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest*' except where marked **f"
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Houston Light & Power
.J&D
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966—
Houston Natural Gas Corp—
1st m coll 6s *43 with warr_J&D
Hudson Co Gas 6s g 1949--MAN
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s '54A
M&S
M&S
-A&O
1st M 5s 1964 ser B
1st 5s ser O 1962
Hydro El Bond & Sh 5s 1957M&N
Hydro El Corp (Va) 5s 1958. J&D
Hydro El Pow Comm 3Ms'43J&J
4Mb due Jan 1, 1970
J&J
4Ms
1938
F&A
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947—_.J&J
Illinois Bell Tel 3Ms B '70—A&O
Illinois Commercial Telep—
1st 5s series A 1948
100 H
101
103
105
120 M
103 M
120 M
101M
25-yr s f 5Ms 1953 ser A.-M&S
Superpower Corp—
_
Deb 6s 63 (without warr)-J&J
Jacksonv (Fla) Gas—
5s stamped 1942
- - - - — - - Income deb 6s ser A 1952 M&N
James River Bridge Con)—
105
118M
103 M
108M
105
107 M
_
99 M
99
66
100
99M
M&S
Jer City Hod &
101
Johnstown Traction 4s Dec 31 oZ
Cons mtge 3s B Dec31 1962--_
Qo—
101M
1st mtge 5s 1952 series A—J&J
Indiana Assoc Telegraph—
104
1st mtge 4 Ms ser B 1965—A&O
Indiana Central Telep Co—__
/ 79
1st lien coll 5 Ms 1938
M&N
Indiana Electric Corp—
92
1st M 6s 1947 series A
M&N
98
1st M 6Ms 1953 series B—F&A
82
1st M 5s 1951 series C
M&S
82
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946.J&J
Indiana General Service—
107M
1st M 5s 1948J&J
Indiana Hydro-Elec Power
86
1st mtge 5s 1958 S3r A
M&N
110
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957—F&A
106M
1st & ref 5s 1955
M&S
117
Indiana Pr 1st 7 Ha '41 A _M&N
98 M
Indiana Ry & Lt 1st 5s *43
J&J
Indiana Service Corp—
62 M
1st & ref M 5s Jan 1, 1950-J&J
62
1st 1& ref 5s 1963
F&A
Indiana & S W Gas & Util
97
93
91M
102 M
Kansas Elec Power—
104M
1st mtge 3 Ms ser A 1966-J&D
Kansas Gas & Electric—.
_
19M
17 M
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938--J&J
Internat Ry ref 5s '62 op_M&N
International Telep & Teleg—
Deb g 4 Ms 1952
J&J
J&J
F&A
Int-State Bridge 4-6 Ms '50 M&N f
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951—J&D
Interstate Power 1st 5s '57
J&J
J&J
5
73 M
99 M
98 M
100M
60
70
63
91
99
55
65
90
72
53
53 M
33
Interstate P S (Ark) 6s 1940 M&S
Interstate Pub Serv Co—
1st & ref 6 Ms 1949 ser B—J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser D
J&D
89
F—M&S
71
1st & ref 4Ms '58 ser
Interstate Rys 4s 1943
Interstate Telep Co—
_
„
75M
98
A&O
1st M 5s 1961
Investors Telephone 3s 1961
Iowa Electric Co—
1st 4s ser A 1961
Iowa El Lt & Pr 7s
97
F&A /
Interstate Tel & Tel 5 Ms 1953J&J
Interstate Wat 6s ser A 1940-F&A
ser
95 M
102 M
50
J&J
85
O '42-F&A
115
101
1st mtge 4s ser E 1955
J&D
Iowa-Ill Telep 2-5Ms 1949—A&O / 45M
lowa-Nebraska Lt & Power—
94 M
1st lien & ref 5s '57 ser A—M&N
1st 1 & ref 5s 1961 ser B...M&S
91M
Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 4 Ms 1958 M&S
105 M
102 H
^wa Pub Serv 1st 5s 1957--J&D
Deb 5s 1968
89 M
M&S
1st mtge 5 Ms 1959
103 M
M&S
•>Nmture 6s 1960
98
M&N
*
Called July 1 at 104.
60
105 M
63
5 Basis.
Kewanee(Ul)Pub Ser 6s A 49 J&J
Key West Electric 5s 1956—F&A
Keystone Pub Serv—
M&N
1st M 5s 1978
100M
95
78
Keystone Telephone
1st & ref 5Ms 1955
Co—
ser^A—J&D
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser
Kings Co E L & P 1st
--A&O
5s 37-A&O
Purch money 6s g 1997--A&O
Edison El 111 Blkyn 4s *39.J&J
P
21M
KingsCoElev—See Bklyn-Queens
Kings Co Gas & HI 1st 5s'40 A&O
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s 54--J&J
Kokomo
Water
1st 5s ser A
Works—
_
Lackawanna &
Wyoming Val RR
1951-----F&A
6s 1948F&A
62
Laclede Gas Lt 5s 1939——A&O
1st M coll tr 5 Ms '53 ser O F&A
5M
1st col&ref 5Msl960 ser D F&A
6s coll notes ser A 1942—F&A
6s coll notes ser B 1942—F&A
74M
101M La Crosse Telep 5Ms 1948—J&J
100 M Lake Erie Pow & Lt 6s 1946- A&O
1st &ref 5Ms ser B 1949-.M&S
1st & ref 6s ser O 1952
-M&N
68
Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 6s '33 J&J
76
Gen gold 5s Feb 1, 1933—F&A
70
Lake Sh Gas 1st 5Ms 1950--M&N
Lake Superior Dist Pow—93
1st mtge 3 Ms ser A 1966--A&O
108
Lancaster Co Ry & Lt 5s 1951 J&J
58
Lawrence (Mass) Gas & Elec—
38
40
3
1
105
1st
103 M
103 H
105
& El 6s '38 - - A&O
Lockhart Power 4Ms 1955-.J&D
Lombard Elec Co (Italy)—
1st
WW Lone extl 7s 1952—-- — .—.J&D
102
Star Gas s f 5s 1942—M&N
Long Beach Gas 1st 5s '56—J&D
Long Island LightingSecured g 6s 1945——-—J&J
95
Conv deb g_5 Ms '52 ser A. A&O
94
105 M Long Island Water 5 Ms *55 M&N
Lorain Telep 1st 5s 1958
J&D
103
98
F&A
108M
108 M
102 M
1st
s
f 5s
ser
99
A 1955
100
100
92
Sg
93 M
113
102
88
s
2d
8
33
28 M
34
32
19
16M
J&D
gold 4s 2013
33
5
A&O
f 7s ww 1941
Manhattan Ry con 4s g *90--A&O
Cent Hanover Bk ctfs of dep.
Corp—
53
M&S
Manila Elec RR & Ltg
VW
30
1st lien & colltr 5s
Manila Gas Co—
,
92 M
-
■
.
-
70
73
f 5 Ms *51 ser A—J&J /
1st M s f 5Ms 1952 ser B-.J&J /
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Cos
86M
85 M
89
f
22 M
24 M
97M
98 M
95
93
96
1st lien coll tr 5 Ms
Manitoba Power
1st M
90
107
1937--A&O
Co Ltd—
s
15-year
s
J&D
f 7s 1941
95 M
97
90 M
82
1st mtge 4 Ms 1952
Maritime Tel & Tel-—
89
Marion-Reserve Power—
88
80
80
82
80
81
99
93 M
104
101
94 M
105M
98
Ref & gen 5s ser A 1956—J&J
Ref & gen 6-4 Ms ser B 1966 J&J
Ref & gen 4s series O 1967-J&J
98 M
99 M
100M
100 M
101
101M
151M
156"
104 H
106 %
107 M
108 M
112M
90
114
93
95
98
109 H
105
20 M
22
2
93 M
57 M
56M
94
58 M
58 M
50
62
102 M
103
102
103
,
1
76
94 M
110
102
81
8
73
103 M
60
99 M
105 M
98
92
1st M 5 Ms 1950 ser A
J&J
Mass Utilities Associates—
S f deb 5s 1949 ser A--—-A&O
103 M
96 M
100
87
/
30
10
101
102M
101
83
/
6s" 1943 J & J
-
Midland Util deb 6s 1938.-.M&S
Milwaukee Elec Ry & Light—v
1st & ref 5s 1961 ser B...J&D
1st M 5s 1971
-J&J
Milwaukee Gas Light Co—
1st M 4 Ms 1967.
—M&S
107
104 M
Minneapolis Gas Light Co—
1st mtge 4s 1950
J&D
Minnesota Nor Pr jt 6s 1944 A&O
104
Minnesota Power
90
73 M
103 M
65
106
100
103 M
103 M
Nominal.
79 M
106 H
102 M
103 M
13
12
39
41
J&J
5s 1950
iiH
55
102 M
92
Michigan Associated Telep Co—1st M 5s 1961 —------A&O
Mich Fuel & Lt 6s A 1950—J&D
Middle Wester n'Tel
....
29
106 M
102
Michigan Gas & Elec Co—
1st & ref 6s 1943
M&S
1st M 5s 1956
J&D
Michigan Public Service Co—
1st g 5s 1947 ser A. —-—A&O
Middle States Telep 6s A 47-J&J
104M Middlesex & Boston St Ry-1st and ref mtge 5 Ms 1942-J&J
Middlesex Elec Lt Pow 5s '55 J&J
77
49
Middlesex Water 5Ms 1957-A&0
84
Middlesex & Somerset Trac—
101
98 M
24
78
A&O
Metropolitan Edison Co-—
1st M 4 Ms 1968 ser D—M&S
1st M 4s 1971 ser E—M&N
1st mtge 4s ser G 1965---M&N
Metrop Edison Corp 6s 61-M&S
Metro Wat Sewer—See Fgn bds
Metropolitan West Side "L"—
1st gold 4s 1938-F&A
Exten gold 4s 1938-—-J&J
Mexican El L 1st M g 5s 42-J&J
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 5s r40 s f--F&A
Mexican Utilities 7s 1939---A&O
Miami Bridge Income deb 6s 1952
94
45
1945—------ —
3-5s series B 1945
Meridionals Electric Co—
1st s f 7s 1957 ser A
100M
104M
Massilloi) El & Gas 1st 5s 56- J&J
Maysville P Serv 5 Ms A 1942A&O
McGavock & Mt Vernon Horse
RR 1st 6s 1937
J&J
Memphis Power & Light Co—1st & ref 5s 1948 ser A
J&J
1st & ref 4Ms 1978 ser O—A&O
Memphis Street Ry—
50
50
102 M
55
55
103
55
96
89
89
97 M
90
91
102
92
123
104
80
77
50
100
52
100M
100
99
102M
98
& Light Co—
99
H
103 M
99
1st & ref 5s 1955--.
1st & ref 4Ms 1978—
-J&D
M&N
101M
92M
102
95
Mississippi Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1955
.M&S
78M
79
Mississippi Power &
1st M as 1957
n
io5"
f 7s 1940 ser A Jan
3-5s series A
104
111M
94 M
102
102
*
Market St El Pass Ry—See P R T
Market St Ry (San Francisco)—
1st
97
2
A&O
77" Maryland Light & Power—
*74
91
k Last sale,
105M
Hydro-Elec—
100M
13
104
104M
99 M
/ Price Includes accrued interest,
77M
104
90
A&O
Luneburg Pow L & W W (Germ'y)
1st M s f 7s 1948
M&N / 23
Luzerne Co (Pa) Gas & Elec—
107
1st ref&imp g 5s'48 op'13 A&O
106 M
1st & ref 6s 1954
M&S
115M
Debenture 7s 1944
J&J
48
MacLaren-Que Pow 5 Ms Febl'61
5 Mb series B 1964
M&S
95
Macon Gas 1st mtge 4Ms *52-J&D
105"
Macon Ry & Light 1st 5s '53-J&J
15
116
Madison Rys 1st g 5s 1936--M&N /
102
103
Malone (N YJ L & P 5Ms'56_J&J
30
101M Manchester Terminal 6 Ms 1941
_
Little Rock Ry
101
97
1966.M&S
1944
f g 6 Ms
100
Lower St Lawrence Power—
104M
1st M 4Ms 1940 ser B
F&A 104 M
Lehigh Power Securities—
90 M
Deb g 6s 2026 ser A
F&A 104 M
72 M Lehigh Valley Transit—
75
1st extend 4s 1945. —
J&D
47
60"
Ref & impt g 5s 1960
J&D
81
54
1st extend 5s 1945————J&D
35
Leipzig Overland Pow 6Ms '46--- / 27
98
Lewiston Gas Lt 3 Ma C 56-A&O
91
Lex (Ky) Ry—See Ky Tr & Term
98
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
100
1st M 6s w w 1944
M&S
76M
101
73 M Lexington Util 1st 5s 1952—F&A
99
Lexington Wat ref 5 Ms 1940 .F&A
81
LexingtonWat PowColst5s'68J&J
85
100
Conv deb 5 Ms 1953 ——J&J
105
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941—J&D
103 M
Lincoln Pub Serv 5s 1939-—J&J
52
s
104
99 M
115
F&A
1st mtge 4Ms ser A
Lower Austrian
Debentures
66
103 H
-M&S
2d 4Mb 1940
General 5s 1950
Lowell Gas Light—
95
70
Louisv Ltg 6s '53 unstmpd—A&O
Louisv Ry cons ext 5Ms 1940J&J
6M
^
1958—-——-J&D
1st 5s
64"
61
-
Deb gold 6s 1952
68
61M
20 M
/
„
_
8*
59 M
61
—
_
107 M
54 M
Deb 6s 1957
M&S
Debentures 6s 1955
J&J
International Power Sec Corp—
6M% sec bonds 1955ser O J&D
Sec 7s 1957 ser E
F&A
Sec 7s 1952 ser F
J&J15
International Railway (Buffalo)
Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948
J&D
Conv deb 4M» 1939
Deb 5s 1955
Kentucky-Ohio Gas 2s.- — --1958
Kentucky Power & Light Co—1st 5 Ms series A 1948
M&S
1st m 5 Ms 1948 ser B—_M&S
Kentucky Traction & Terminal—
1st & ref gu 5s '51 opt *14 F&A
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949-J&D
Kentucky Utilities Co—
1st M 6 Ms Sept '48 ser D M&S
1st M 5Ms 1955 ser F—A&O
1st M 5s 1961 series G
F&A
5s series H 1961
F&A
1st M 5s 1969 ser I
F&A
1st 7s series J 1957
F&A
1st 6s series K 1957
-M&S
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945-—--M&N
87
1st mtge 5s 1957
-J&D
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky)—
1st & ref M 3Ms 1966
M&S
Gen
Co—•
107 M
57
A&O
Certificates of deposit
Conv g 7% note 1932
M&S
Certificates of deposit
Inter continents Power Co—
Debs A 6s 1948
J&D
International Hydro-Elec System
Conv deb 6s 1944 w w
A&O
Internat'l Pow Ltd 6Ms 1957M&S
1947—M&S
1st ref 6Ms 1954—--—J&J
95" Kingsh'way Bdge 6 Ms 62 . - A&O
Knoxville Trac 1st 5s 1938—A&O
93
Certificates of deposit
1st 5s
1st mtge 4Ms 1965.—-—M&N
Kentucky El Pr lstsf 6sl960J&J
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
1st 6Ms 1942 with warr—J&D
96
5
Deb s f 7s 1935
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948
A&O
Inter borough Rapid Transit—
1st & ref g 5s '66 op tax-ex. J&J
Pow
Kansas Power & Light
100
85
85
24
20 M
A&O
J&D
,
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser A—M&S
1st mtge 4Ms 1980---—J&D
Kansas
94
92 M
Indianapolis Columbus & South
ern Traction 1st 6s 1948—F&A
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952
A&O / 58
Indianapolis Power & Light—
104 M
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
60
Indianapolis Ry 5s, 1967 J&J
Indianapolis Water—
99 M
1st mtge 3 Ha 1966
J&J
Indianapolis W W Sec Co—
93
Secured 5s 1958
J&J
77
Inland Gas 6 Ms 1938
F&A
Certificates of deposit
18"
Sinking fund deb 7s 1938.F&A
20 M
Inland Pow & L s f 6s '36 A.M&S
2° M
Oolltr s f 6s 1941 ser B—M&N
6% notes 1932
82
20
6% conv notes 1940
J&D
Indiana Telep 5s A (ws) I960.J&J
Pat—See P S Corp
Joplin W W 1st 5s 1957
M&S
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s '46--F&A
1st 6s series A 1942
--F&A
Kan City Pub Serv 3s 1951--J&J
_
O
.
—-J&D
107M
100 %
95 M
92
90 M
58
52 M
48M
£>M
F&A
106 M
-
ser
56
5s 1954 J&D
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Corp—
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser B
1st M 4Ms 1961 ser O.
Los Ang Trac 1st cons 5s '38-J&D
Louisiana Pow & Light Co—
51
Jamest'n (NY)Telep
70
69 M
85
90
---J&£ '
Deb gs 7s 1943
__
83
90
66
1958—-J&J J
1st sink fund 6Ms
98 M
100M
Italian
101
107
119
104 M
109 M
98
Ask
Los Ang Pac Co—See Pac El Ry
Los Ang & Pac RR-See Pac El Ry
88
Island Gas & Electric—
104 M
Illinois Northern Utilities Co—
1st & ref 5s 19 5 < opt
A& O
Illinois Power & Light Corp—
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A- A&O
1st & ref 5Ms 1954 ser B—J&D
1st & ref 5s 1966ser O
J&D
Coll tr 6s 1957
97 M
--J&J
Bid
Bonds
Ask
_
M&S
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser B—M&S
HI Community Tel 6s -1949--J&J
8 f deb 5Ms 1957
Illinois Water Service
Bid
Bonds
Iowa Southern Utilities—
1st & ref 5 Ms 1950
1st & ref 5 Ms July 1 '50-M&N
Deb 6s 1950 ser A
M&N
Isarco Hydro-Elec Co (Italy)-1st M 8 f 7s 1952
M&N
and income and defaulted bonds
month preceding the date of Issue
Light—
J&D
Mississippi River Pow 5s *51 -J&J
Deb 5s May 1, 1947
M&N
Miss Val Pub Ser 1st 5s '54-J&D
85
108
102 M
105M
86
109
l56M
JULY, 1937]
PUBLIC
UTILITY BONDS
77
y
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "V* 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
Missouri Edison 1st 5%s '
Missouri Gas & Elec 6s A
Missouri Power & Light—
1st mtge 3%s 1966.J&
Missouri Public Service CoFirst mtge 5s 1947 ser A—F&
1st sf 5s 1960
.
63""
61
/
/
63"
/
N
66%
82
80
F&
Missouri Riv Sioux City Bdge—
88
92
90
OHIIVmft 1UUU
ID
A fJiJl
92
45
.
47
60
/' 40
/ 30
11
80
58
95%
Monongahela Light & Pow Co—
.1st M 5s 1949
115
J&I
Monongahela Valley Water—
1st M 5%s 1950 series A-J&.
Monongahela West Penn Pub Sei
1st & gen mtge 4Kb 1960.A&C
Debenture 6s 1965
A&C
99%
Ext 1st 5%s-6%s 1944.
50%
100%
99%
100
.Z--
80
86%
82%
75%
76
104
73""
70w
16%
J&J
19%
90
/
93
91
94
105%
70
•'
73"
■
Mutual Un Tel—See West
Narrangansett Elec Co—
101%
100
/
82"
77
106%
91
103%
104%
3%
92%
/
/
4
93%
100%
Nat Public Service
Corp—
Debenture gold 5s 1978—F&j
105
97
84%
75%
86
77
6s July
1941
New Amsterdam Gas—See N Y
GELH&P
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944. _Q-o
Newark Cons Gas con 5s '48.J&D
New Brunswick (NJ) Lt H & Pow
4s
Dap
15
107%
114
83%
99
118„
IIII
119%
104
1QQQ
101%
Newcastle (City of)"w"5s",Yl"j&D
New England G & E Association
Deb g5s 1947
Conv deb 5s 1948
Conv deb 5s 1950
66%
65%
M&S
J&D
90%
93%
Newfoundland Light &
5%s 1971
1st s f 4 Xs 1956
New Haven Water—
1st & ref 4 Xb B 1970
1st & ref 4%s O 1981
4Kb 1983
99%
125%
118%
125%
119%
104
105%
100
J&D
M&N
101
Power—
...J&J
J&J
112%
A&O
113
N J & Hud Riv Ry & Ferry—
1st gold 4s 1950
M&S
62
N J Pow & Lt 1st 4%s *60—A&O
New Jersey Water Co—
1st mtge 5s 1950
F&A
New Mex Gas conv 5s 1951 M&N
New Mexico Power—
65
105%
101%
106%
98"
97
/■/_,
..
91
1st mtge 5s 1958..
...J&J
New Orleans City & Lake—
1st s f 5s 1943
...J&J
New Orleans City RR 5s 1943
105
96
95%
88%
87
^
72
:
74
-
105
J&J
105%
105%
1st & ref 5s 1944
106
103%
Newp News & Old Pt Ry & El
1st g 5s Nov
1938
M&N
•
ser
95
96
96%
97%
Called July 1 at 110.
b Basis.
1st mtge 3%s 1966
Debentures 4s 1946
Oklahoma Natural Gas—
6%
£
H
H
H
H
H
o o(O^HN
92%
103
106%
106%
86
88
65
67
1st M 5s 1957
ser
A
105
40
70
78"
72
74%
72
75
92%
91
7
93
10
:
96
53
Valley Power Co—
1st M s f 5%s 1970
A&O
Otter Tail Power Co (Minn)—
1st mtge 481961
J&J
Ozark Power & Water Co—
1st s f 5s 1952
M&S
Pacific Coast Power 5s 1940-M&S
Pacific Elec Ry g
5s 1942
98%
97%
102
98%
102%
97%
97%
98
98%
85
....
105
106%
106%
22
68,
84
58
93
109%
101%
102
97
106
105
120
110%
58
89%
91
101
....
105%
104
104%
99%
103%
80
100%
103%
83
57
59
78
81
95%
116
105%
101%
97%
113%
Pac L & P Co 1st 5s 1942.J&J
103%
Pac Ltg
Corp deb 4%s 1945. A&O
Pacific Northwest Pub Serv—
Conv deb 6s 1950
M&S / 18%
71%
100
96%
116%
106%
101%
98%
116
104%
20%
73
100
94%
102
Ref mtge 3%s ser O 1966. J&D
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952
A&O
& Passaic Gas & Elec
100%
100%
97
Paterson
104%
consol gold 5s 1949..
M&S
Paterson & State Line Traction—
117%
....
114%
103
103%
103"'
101
104
1964
J&J
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Corp
Pecos Valley Power & Light Co
82
1st extended 6%s 1950—M&N
45
Non-cum inc deb 6s 1950.M&N /
Penn Central Light & Power Co—
5s
103
103
101
100%
95%
95%
20
22
66
69
41
Penn-Jersey Water—
1st coll 5%s 1960
55
Penn-Ohlo Edison Co—
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A ex-w.M&N
38
•
50
6s 1949...
Louisiana Gas—
1st M 6%s 1936 with
23
warr J&D /
forthwestern Electric—
1st 6s stamped 1945
104%
M&N
forthwestern Elevated (Chic)—
1st mtge 5s 1941
opt.....M&S
I west Cities Gas
})•
forthwest
1st & ref 4 %s 1977
1st 5s 1979
M&N
13
16%
16
79
77
1.9
',•77
94
*07$
Q
'■
..
100%
'
i
AgLast sale,
n
Nominal
93%
101
93
91
107%
102%
103
Electric
Co.
1st & ref 4s 1971 ser F
1st & ref 5s ser H 1962
88
M&N
A&O
99%
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Corp—
Deb gold 6s 1976 ser A
M&S
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Co—
1st 1 & ref 5%s *55 ser A..M&S
Penn Water & Pow s f 5s '40.J&J
1st ref 4 %s 1968 ser B
M&S
90%
91%
85%
M&S
Pennsylvania Pow & Light Co—
1st M 4%s 1981
A&O
Pennsylvania State Water Corp—
1st coll trust 4%s 1966—M&N
Penn Telep 1st M 4s 1965—A&O
Penn Water lsc 3 %s A '67—F&A
90
100
89%
93
100%
93%
87
100%
94%
104
102"
107%
107^
";
j-VrviY;-'
97%
107
....
ir!';"-
91
F&A
1st L &Rv 5s 1958
77'
91
.—F&A
84
Penn Pub S 1st 6s ser C '47.M&N
1st & ref 5s series D 1954 .J&D
Pennsylvania
13%
90%
95%
M&N
Deb 5%s 1959 ser B
105
'f it*
ff Ik
106%
/ This price includes accrued interest.
mmmm
105%
100%
Los Angeles Pacific RR—
acific Power & Light Co—
1st
M s 1955
..F&A
acific Te5eph & Telegraph—
Ref mtgle 3 %s ser B1968. .A&O
63
112%
....
opt *15—J&J
_
70
....
110%
M&S
1st & ref M 3 %s ser H '61 J&D
1st & ref M 3 %s ser I1966. J&D
Pacific Light & Power Corp—
63
24
111%
Los Angeles Pacific Co—
1st ref g4s 1950
1st & ref mtge 5s 1943.M&S
Pacific Gas & Electric Co—
1st & ref M 6s 1941 ser B.J&D
1st & ref M 4s ser G 1964..J&D
86%
88
60
J&J
Refunding 5s 1961
J&D
,
107%
96%
J&D
Ottawa
forthern Texas Elec Co—
Coll tr ■ f g 5s 1940
/
opt.,
forthern Utilities Co—
1st lien 4-6s 1968
M&N
8 f reg income 3-6
Xa May 1 *69 r
O^^tes of deposit
111
104
106
100%
Orange & Pas Val R—See PS Corp
Oregon Elec Ry 5s '33 opt-.M&N /
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
101
100%
18%
104
1st & ref 58 1962
A&O
forthern States Power Co—
1st & ref M 3%s
forthwestern Pub Serv Co—
1st M 5s ser A 1957
J&J
110%
108
103%
Ref & coll tr 5s 1957 ser A. A&O
Ottawa Trac 1st 5%s July'55 J&D
forthern Penna Power Co—
deposit
forthwestern Light & Power 6s""
Series B 1950
F&A
forthwestern Power Co Ltd
1st M s f conv 6s '60 ser
A. J&J
105%
107%
1st 4s
1947
J&J
Ontario Pow 5s '43 op to '13.F&A
Ontario Transmission Co Ltd—
1st gu g 5s '45 opt bef '16.M&N
104%
103%
49%
E.J&D
Watertown L & P 5s 1959 J&J
forthern Okla Gas 1st 5s *46.J&J
deposit
97
106"
110%
1st 5s series B 1949
F&A
Oklahoma Ry 1st & ref 5s '41 .J&J
/
Income 5s 1990
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
Omaha & Coun Bluffs Ry & Br
1st s f 6s 1947
A&O
Omaha & Council Bluffs St Ry—
Oslo Gas & El Works (Norway)—
Extl sink fund 5s 1963
M&S
Ottawa L H & Power—
103
N Y
Inc—
1st M & ref 5s 1963
J&J
1st lien & ref 7s 1946
A...M&N
1st lien & ref 6s 1947 B
M&N
1st lien & ref 6s 1943
C—_M&N
1st lien & ref
5Xs ser D '49J&D
1st lien & ref 5s 1955ser
of
110
1st mtge 4%s ser A 1951-M&N
Conv deb 5s 1946
M&N
Oklahoma Power & Water
1st M 5s 1948 ser A
F&A
103
91%
fortheastern Public Service—
5%s ctfis of deposit 1961—J&J / 48
forth Ind Gas & El 6s *52—M&N
107%
fortbern Ind Pub Serv—
1st & ref 5s 1966 ser O
100%
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1969 ser D
100%
M&S
96%
1ref M4Ks 1970 ser E J&D
forthern
Utilities
(^°°P) S? 8 '45—A&O
Certificates of
85
104%
98%
118%
J&D
102%
1st & ref g 5s *40 op "20--.A&O
forth Shore Gas Co of Illinois—
Joint 1st mtge 4s ser A *42.J&J
U
£§*
96
106%
105%
105%
J&D
102%
9
ser A
80
99
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
102%
(Ho boken N J) 5s 1938—A&O
5« 1956
94%
103%
Ohio Water Serv 5s A 1958.F&A
100
forth Penn Gas Co—
1st M & lien 5Xb 1957—M&N
forth Shore Electric Co—
\al £
i08%
93%
_
105%
A&O
A
%*
Corp—
1st 6%s 1943 (with warr)..J&J
7%s 1938
Ohio Valley Water 5sT9~5~4~ "_~J& j
.
•
104
24%
38
1st & ref 7s 1947 ser B
F&A
1st & ref 6s 1953 series C.M&S ;
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser D
M&S
1st & ref 5%s ser E 1961 M&N
Ohio River Bridge & Ferry 5s.*42
Ohio Term (Cleve) 6s 1947. J&D /
Ohio Val Elec Ry 1st M 5s '46J&D
40
9
100
Ohio Valley Gas
r'
\
106
103%
25 t
22%
Ohio Edison 1st & con 4s *65 M&N
1st mtge 3%s 1972
J&J
Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 5s *57 .J&D
Ohio L & Pow 1st 5s 1944.-M&N
Deb g 6s 2024
J&D
Ohio Public Service Co—
1st M & ref 7%s *46 ser A. A&O
104
1st coll & ref 5%s *48 ser A. J&J
forth Hudson Lt H & P Co—
r
Newport & Fall River St Ry—
4KB 1954
J&J
Newport Gas Lt 5s A 1961..J&D
Newp News & Hamp Ry G & E—
105%
103%
Nor Amer Gas & El 6s 1944
/
North Amer Light & Power Co—
Sfdeb 5Xb 1956
J&J ,
North Carolina Gas 6s 1948
/
North Central Gas 5Xb 1955 A&O
North Continent Utilities
105
94%
94%
103
114
112%
/
Ocean City Coastal Highw Bdge
6%s w th stock 1947
.J&D /
Ogdfen Gas 5s 1945
M&N
Ohio Assoc Telep 4 %s 1966.J&D
Ohio Cent Telep 1st 6s *47..J&J
Ohio Cities Water Corp—
1st M coll tr 5%s '53 ser A. J&J
Ohio Pow 1st & ref 5s 1952 B J&J
1st & ref 4%s 1956 ser D. J&D
J&J *110
__
New Orleans Pub Service Co—
1st & ref 581952 series A..A&O
1st & ref 5s 1955 series B..J&D
5s stamped 1942
Inc 6s Nov 1949 ser A
J&D /
115
^
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)—
1st mtge 6%s 1953
J&J
Norf & Ports Bdge 6%s *47—F&A
North American Co.—
Deb 5s 1961
.F&A
North American Edison Co—
Conv deb 5s 1957 ser A._M&S
Deb 5%s 1963 ser B
F&A15
Deb 5s Nov 15 '69ser O M&N15
Certificates
103%
103%
114
114
102
1967...F&A
113%
114
114
113
M&S
M&N
118%
113
See N Y Gas Elec Lt & Pow
91%
94
99
3%s series A 1961
M&N
New England Tel & Tel—
117%
Niagara Falls Power—
1st & ref 3%s 1966
M&S
Niagara Lockport & Ont Power—
68
66„
......
1st 58 1952 series A
1st 4%s 1961 ser B
67%
66%
66
65
M&N
Convertible deb 5s 1962...J&J
New Engl Pow Assn 5s 1948.A&O
Deb 5%s 1954..
J&D
New England Power—
133
4X8 '62 op '13—M&N
/
6
Certificates of deposit
1st con 6%s 1962
M&N
/
6
Certificates of deposit
r Y Steam 6s 1947-.-.
102%
M&N
100%
1st M 5s 1951.
M&N
1st M 5s 1956
99%
M&N
N Y Tel 1st 4%b *39 tax ex.M&N
107%
100
Ref mtge 3%s ser B 1967—J&J
Y Water Service Corp—
1st M 5s 1951 ser A
91%
M&N
NY & Westchester Lighting—
.
97
J&J
US**
131
Corp—
45%
45
f,m
Certificates of deposit
Nat Toll Bridge 6s
stmp *39. J&. f 15
Nebraska Pow 1st 4%s 1981.J&D
106%
Deb 6s 2022
M&S
I10.,
82%
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1958—.A&O
122%
113%
con g
1st & ref 5s 1955
101
5s 1937 (not guar)
M
Nashville Railway & Light—
121
F&A
M&S
M&S
1st 4%s 1960
1st M 6s 1952
Tew York State Rys—
1st
/
Deb
1st mtge 4s 1965
1st M4Xb 1980
104^
50%
99%
Morgantown Water 5s 1965.-J&J
Mount Hope Bridge 5s 1969. J&D
2d income 8s Dec 15 1969
Mountain States Power Co—
94
91
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser B
A&O
Gen & ref s f 4 Ms *55 ser O A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser D.A&O
.
100%
99%
99%
T. Y. & Richmond Gas Co—
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A—M&N
r Y State El & Gas Corp—
103%
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow Consol
3% convdeb 1939—
J
1st & colls f3%s 1956
F
Montreal Tramways—
1st & ref g 58 1941 opt
J—
Gen & ref5s 1955 series A_ A&O
100
Adt income 6s Jan 1 1965.-Apr /
Bleeck St & F F 1st 4s *50-J&J /
/
Bway & 7th Ave 5s 1943..
102%
92
1st & ref 5s 1938
1st M 68 1938 series B
,
104
101
Montana Power—
1st & ref mtge 3%s 1966__j<ku
Montreal Isl Pow 5%s 1957 M&N
95
5s *44—J&J
J&J
NY&Westch Ltg 4s 2004—J&J
Deb g 5s 1954 op guar—J&J
N Y Power & Light Corp—
1st mtge 4Xb 1967
A&O
N Y & Queens Elec Lt & Pow—
Ask
97
98
East
1st & cons M 3%s 1965--M&N
New York Rys Corp—
Prior lien 6s stpd 1958
J&J
102%
Mont Cities Gas 7s A 1937—M&N
Montana-Dakota Power—
.
....
101
_
86
79
101
98
76
NY & ER Gas 1st g
Con 5s 1945
40
94
&
Bid
Bonds
Northwestern Utilities. Ltd—
100%
1st g 5s Dec. 1 1948
—J&D
Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949—-F&A
Ed El 111 N Y con g 5s '95 J&J
New Amster Gas 5s 1948—J&J
Mobile Gas Service Corp-
/
Y
Ask
98%
Newport Water 5s 1953--—-—-New Rochelle Wat 5%8 51-M&N
1st 5s series B 1951---—-M&N
N Y Cent Elec 1st 5%s 50.M&S
1st 5s 1952
—.—J&J
River Gas—See
N Y G E L H & P—
New York Edison Co—
1st 1& ref 3 Ms ser D 1985- A&O
1st lien & re. 3 %s ser E 66 A&O
N Y Gas Elec L H & P Co-^
100
99%
Bid
Bonds
Ask
90%
60
60
' ;■
108%
108
/
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
78
NOTICE—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f"
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the
Bid
Bonds
88
'67-F&A
Penn Wat Serv 5s ser A
Peoples Gas (N J) 1st 5s '68-J&D
lstsf5Msl960
--J&D
f 26"
Peoples G & Fuel 6 Mb ww'37 A&O
People's G L & Coke, Chicago-—
1st cons g 6s 1943_ ----- 2 117m
112m
Refunding gold 5s 1947--M&S
90 H
1st & ref 4s 1981 ser B--.J&J
93 m
1st & ref mtge 4s ser D 61 -J&D
100
OhlcG L& O 1st 5sl937vJ&J
114m
Mutual Fuel Gas g 6s 47 M&N
Peoples Light & Power Corp—•
1st lien 5 Ks 1941
J&J / 82
Oonv deb os 1979
—J&J / 14
63
3-6s 1961
Peoples Telep (Butler, Pa)—
Peoples Tract—See Phlla R T
Peoples Water Service (Md)—1st lien 6s A 1949 w w___F&A
Peoria Water Works Co—
87 m
1948———M&N
M&N
1st con 5s 1948------—M&N
-11st & ref 5s 1950
F&A
1st consol 4s
94
89 m
71
M&S
M&S /
A&O
1st coll 4~5Ms 1948
78 %
75m
72m
104 m
96"
36
32
39"
40
34
m-m*
102 m
103
110m
111
7%
52
55
82
82
88
95"
97 m
6s 1944
85
99 m
F&A /
/
1936
sec notes
6s 1941
Richland Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1937
A&O
Richmond (Ind) W W Corp—
1st M 5s 1957
Richmond (S I) Lt
1st coll tr g
Rio Grande
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt s f—F&A
S f guar 5s 1962
M&S
6s gold 1962
M&S
24 m
22 m
23 m
22 m
28
20
& RR—
& Ches St Ry
/
1936---------J&J
1st 4Ms
Hest Mantua & Fairm
22
81
1st mtge 5s 1950
A&O
Riverside Trac—See Pub Ser Corp
Roanoke G-L 5Ms 1951—F&A
81m
104
88
Deb g 5s 1953
M&S
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp—
Gen mtge 4Ms 1977ser D.M&S *116m
.
^
_
10m
/
ctfs 4s'43-F&A
Union Traction 4s 1952-J&J
Phlla Suburban Water Co—
1st s f 4s 1965
Phila & Western Ry 5s
12
17
'45-A&0 /
People's Traction Co-—
P P Ry tr
100m
19
E
&
105
M&S
1960-J&J / 13m
99 m
Roch Ry cons 5s g 1930
A&O /
2d 58 g 1933 ctfs of dep—-J&D /
Rochester & Syracuse RR—
/
Wash 5s 1937
Pittsburgh Rys—See Phlla Co
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
165
95
42
Pitts Oanonsburg &
1st 1 & ref 5s 1958—-—M&S
Plainfield St Ry 6s 1942
Plalnfleld-Un Wat 5s A *61 -M&M
102 H
57
42
1st M 5s 1938
-
98
45
Rome (Ga) Ry & L 5s *46—/
Ruhr Gas Corp 6 Ms '53 A —j
~
103 m
—-J&J
100m
24m
19m
70
-
66
1st 1 & con m 5s 1945—M&N
100
Porto Rlcan Power 6s 1950-M&N
96
Porto Rlcan Rys Ltd 5s 1962M&N
101
Porto Rico Telep 6s 1944---J&D
19 m
Postal Teleg & Cable 5s '53-J&J /
Potomac Edison Co—
105 m
1st mtge 5s 1956 ser E—M&N
106
1st M 4M« 1961 series F--A&0
Potomac El Pow—
100 m
1st mtge 3 Ms 1966
J&J
Power Corp of Canada Ltd—
98
Conv deb 4Ms 1959 Ser B-M&S
Oonv deb 5s ser A 1957—J&D
104,,
97 m
Power Secur coll tr 6s '49--J&D
105
Providence Gas 4s ser B1963 F&A
106m
Provincial L H & P 5s '46-M&S
Prussian Elec 6s 1954
F&A / 24 m
Public Service Co. of Colorado—■■
105
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A-M&S
105
1st & ref 5Ms '54 ser B-.M&S
105 m
1st & ref 6s ser O 1961--M&N
101
Deb 6s 1946
M&N
95
Pub Ser of Indiana 6s 1952-P&A
Public Service Corp of N J—
133 m
Trust certs 6% perpet—M&N
107
—
Camden Sub 1st 5s 1946-J&J
Consolidated Traction—
Extended 5s 1938
J&D
Ellz Plainf & Cent Jersey Ry—
87
1
107 m
Elizabeth & Trent 5s '62-A&O
J O Hob & Pat 4s 1949—M&N
108
62
M&
Gen gold 5s 1944
Gen & ref 6s 1952
111m
_
J&J
Called July 1, at 105.
106 M
107
M&S
M&S
102M
105 M
105M
3 Mb May 1,1960
3 Ms ser B July 1 '60-Southern California Gas Co—
1st & ref 4Mb 1961
M&S
1st M & ref 4s Aug 1 '65-F&A
101M
101M
102
105 M
104 M
104M
Ref mtge
Ref mtge
99
100
101
112m
106 M
103 M
104M
M&N
San Diego Consol Gas & Elec—
1st mtge 4s May 1, 1965
San Diego Co Wat 6s A '62.M&
San Diego Water Supply Co—
110m
105 m
108m
105
101m
M&!
Toll Bridge—
40
1m
/
/
127m
135m
100 m
'
97
Santa Barb Tel 3 Ms ser 0*6(1
110
74
»/
6
do—
65"
f99
1 6s '60-A&O
84
86
98
98M
75
80
119
120
Adj mtge Inc Jan
South N E Telep
1st 5s 1948-J&D
105
M
Gas—
1st & ref 5 Ms series 11945 A&O
1st & ref Inc 5 Ms ser IP45 A&O
85
65
10-year coll s f 6s 1942—-A&O
Southern United Gas Co—
1st lien 6s 1937 with warr.A&O
Certificates of deposit
Southern Utah Power Co—
1st M 5 Ms May 1, I960--M&S
Southwestern Assoc Telep Oo—
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st & ref M 3 Ms ser B '64-J&D
Southwestern Gas & Elec Oo—
1st 4s series D1960
M&N
76
.
105
93
15
92
ioo
101
102
l
88
89
90
70
90
93
72
5s 1961.
.
111
106 M
104
105
103 H
4s series B
1959.
.
./
27
)
Seattle-Everett Tractionlst M g 5s 1939 opt 191
Seattle Lighting Co—
1st 5s 1944
------
104M
/This price includes accrued interest,
93 M
94
105
105 M
100 M
100
100M
102
102 M
102 M
102 H
^
s
86 M
88
67
104 M
f 6s 1945 ser A
Southwest Telep 6s B
1st 6s series O 1947
Oonv deb
ser
mm
■
31
70
64
81
83
17
62 M
63 M
J&D
75
J&D
20M
'iP
107
105 M
110
70
108
106
98
97
10
103
5
55
53
65
120
'
'
12l"
108M
109 M
67 M
68 M
68
65 M
64
'
'
deposit
Standard Power & L Corp—
Deb g 6s 1957
F&A
Standard Public Service Corp—
1st lien 6s series A 1948—F&A
1st lien 6s 1948 ser B
J&D
Standard Telephone Co—
1st 1 coll tr 5 Ms '43 ser A.M&N
Oonv deb 6s 1938
—M&N
Stark Elec RR see RR
Stettin Pub Util 7s 1946
105 M
62
1947-M&S
A 1932
—
109m
12
Scranton-Spg Brook Water Serv-
100
90 M
1937-1945—M&N
Southwestern Light & Pow Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A—-—F&A
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
F&A
Southwestern Power & Light-Deb g 6s 2022 series A
M&S
Certificates of
Water Go—-
104J4
33
33
i
93 M
-
I
Scranton Gas &
30
30
—
r
118M
-
Southern Trac—See Phlla Co
Spokane Falls & Nor 6s 1939-J&J
Spokane Gas & Fuel 5s 1944-F&A
108 h Spg Br'k Wat 1st ref 5s '65—A&O
106
Spring Val Util ref 6s 1943—J&D
Springfield City Water—
1st mtge 4s ser A 1956
A&O
Springfield (Mo) Gas & Elec Co—
42
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A—J&D
3
Springfield (Mass) St Ry—
Ref & gen 6s i940——M&S
130
Springfield Terminal Ry 7s 1942
Stamford Water 1st 5s 1952.-J&J
101
Stand Elec (Calif) 1st 5s '39-M&S
100
Standard Gas & Elec of Delware
6% g notes 1935
A&O
Certificates of deposit--- —
uoh
Debenture 6s 1951F&A
Debenture 6s 1966—-—J&D
101
6 % conv notes 1935
J&J
108 M
Savannah Elec Co 5s g *52..
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5s 19471—A
Schenectady Ry 1st 5s Mar 1,
101
Southwest Gas Oo (Okla)—
1st s f 8s 1954
M&N
S'west Pub Serv 6Ms 1937--M&S
110m
Savannah Elec & Power
61
(Calif)—
Southern Gas Utilities, Inc—
1st M s f 6 Ma 1939 ser A-M&S
Southern Natural Gas Corp—
100
104 m
San Jose Water Works
1st mtge 3 Ms ser A 1961—
92M
__
San Antonio Public Service—
1st M sink fund 6Ms '57.M&:
92
Ser deb 4s A
102 m
102
1st m 8 f 5s 1955
San Francisco Bay
106
105M
105
102 m
96
101M
49 M
-
86
6 Basis.
105 M
98
100
100
104m
98m
98
103 M
103
103 M
104 M
92 M
104 M
97 H
98 m
98
102m
106
95
89
91M
99 m
i65m
55
93 M
J&D
1941
103 M
52
87
J&J
Southwestern States Telep Co—
1st M 6s 1948
M&S
107
96^
£105
x-w
102
__
1°5,,
110M
So Texas Gas 6M» 1938 A__M&S
Southeastern Gas & Water Oo—
1st lien 6a 1944
J&D
Southwestern Public Service Go—
105m
F
93
South Coast Co—See Indust—
South Jer G E & T—See Pub Serv Corp.
South Pittsburgh Water Oo—
102
1st lien & ref 5s 1960 ser A-J&J
105
1st lien & ref 5s 1960 ser B. J&J
102
1st M 5s 1955
F&A
1st M
98 m
73 M
91H
110m
65M
63 M
67
*
65
65
68
,
§§**
.
A&O /
63 M
64M
60
60
62
62
67
1
23
25
30
35
Steubenville Wellsburg & Welrton
A&O
Ry 1st 5s 1951
Stewart Mt Pr—See
Salt Riv Vail
Suburban Lt & Pow 6s 1938-F&A
104M
Super-Power Co. of 111—
3
100
3
100
1st 4 Ms 1968
1st M 4Mb 1970
105
3
*
105"
110,,
19 m
82
Public Service Co of N H—
1st mtge 3 Ms ser O 1960--F&A
Public Service Co of Nor 111lst & ref g 5s 1956 op '21—A&O
1st & ref 5s 1966 series O-M&N
1st & ref 4 Ms 1978 ser D-M&N
1st & ref 4Mb 1980 ser E.J&J
1st & ref 4Mb 1981 ser F-A&O
1st 1 & ref M 4M ser I '60.J&J
§5"
99 m
99
72
1st M pipe line s f 4 Ms '51 A&O
Southern Neb Pow 5 Ms B'47 J&J
114
St Louis Springf & Peoria RR—
1st & ref gu g 5s '39 opt—J&i
106
1, 1943—J&D
South Bay Consol Water—
1st ref 5s 1950
M&N
South Carolina Power Co—
1st lien & ref 5s 1957
J&J
Southern Counties Gas
1st M 4Mb 1968
46
112
98 m
96
105 m
96 M
97
105
Southern Colorado Power Oo—
1st g 6s 1947 series A
J&J
101
59
108 m
96m
100 h
103
99"
Sauda Falls Co Ltd—
70
City Gas & Elec Co—
1st mtge 4s 1966
J&J
Sioux City Serv 6s 1951
J&J
Somerset Lighting 5s 1939.-F&A
Somerset Un & MIddlessex Ltg—
1st M 4 Ms 1960
A&O
Southern Oities Utilities Co—
1st lien & coll 5s 1958
ja&O
102
1st mtge s f 4Ms 1979
J&D
Saguenay Elec 5Ms A 1953.J&J
Saguenay Power 4 Ms A1966 A&O
1st 4 Ms series B 1966
A&O
St Clair County (111) Gas & El—
St Paul Gas Light—
104"
1st & ref 5s i960 ser A
M&S
102
1st 5 Ms ser B 1957
M&S
Silesia Elec Corp s f 6Ms'46 -F&A / 22 M
Southern Calif Water—
105 m
96
1st g 5s Dec 1, 1950—J&J
Ellz & Raritan Riv 5s '54-M&N
1st mtge 3 Ms ser D '60—M&N
1st 3 Ms 196 lr
F&A
1st 3 Ms series F 1966
88m
25 m
100
103
1948—B
57 m
68
Sierra Pacific Power Co—
Southern Union
1st g 5s Nov 1,
_
Orange & Passaic Valley—
1st 5s 1938
J&D
Paterson Ry—
2d 6s '14 ext 5% to '44-A&O
So Jersey Gas El & Trac—
Guar g 5s Marchl ,1953.M&S
9l"
105 m
„
Y.
82 m
69
57 m
106
66
86
28"
Debenture 3 Ms 1940
105m
72
100m
88 M
22
Southern California Edison—
1st & ref mtge 4s 1960—-_M&8
83
Safe Harbor Water Pow Corp—
104
Valley Telep 6s 1947-J&J
Elec 6s 1953--M&N / 23 m
103 m
Pt Henry L H & P 1st 5s'46-F&A
Portland Elec Pow 6s 1950-M&S / 19
Portland (Ore) Gas & Coke—
Gen M 4Mb May
1st s f 4s Oct 1945
82
101
Teleg—
1916--J&J
3 Ms debentures 1962
A&O
5m
104 m
/
99 M
1st sink fund 6 Ms 1952—
.J&D
Southern Bell Telep &
1st s f g 5s 1941 opt
103
104 m
J&D
103 M
103 M
99
1st lien 6s
104m
M&N
Lt & P
Rome (N Y) Gas, Elec
1st ref 5s 1946
103 U
103
103
98
S'eastern Indiana Pow 6s '43 M&N
S'eastern P & L deb 6s 2025.M&S
Rockland Light & Pow—
69
95
Pomerania
Portland(Me) Gas L 5s A'50 A&O
Portland General Elec Go—
1st & ref 4Ms 1960
-M&S
1st M 5s exten to 1950
J&J
Portland (Me) RR 3 Ms 1951-J&J
30"
Rumford Falls Pow—
Platte
1st & ref g os '40 opt *20--J&J
1st l'n & gen 4 Ms 1940—J&J
106
15
25"
Ontario
87
Piedmont Hydro-El Co (Italy)—
1st & ref s f 6 Ms 1960 ser A A&O
Pinellas Wat Co 5 Ms 1959-M&S
77
24 m
108 m
M&S
1962
Lake
Water 5s 1938
Rochester
103^
Shenango Val Water 4s B'61 A&O
Shlnyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)
Debenture 3 Ms 1945
Roanoke Ry & El 5s 1953—F&A
Roanoke W W 5b 1950
J&<
Rochester Central Power Corp—
5s series
99 m
M&N
Union Traction—
Elec & Peo 4s tr ctfs
27
65
5 Ms 39
Pass Ry
Market Street Elev
1st g gu 4s 1955
io5m
jl03m
4s 1952
Valley Gas Co—
M&col s f 4Ms'67 ser A A&O
coll tr 4Mb 68 ser B.M&N
coll tr 4 Ms ser D '70-A&O
coll tr 4s ser F 1961
A&O
Mtge g 4s Dec
105
....
Darby Media
lolm
98
-M&N
1st
1st
1st
1st
Sioux
104m
94 m
90
36
—F&A
24
/
/
38
79m
77 m
73 m
Union—
J&J /
Ask
Shrevp't Bdge & Term 5s'55-F&A
Shreveport Rys 1st 5s '36-44-J&J
67"
Puget Sound Tel 5s A 1952.J&J
Quebec Power Co—
103 m
1st M & coll tr s f 5s 1968. J&D
116
Queensboro Gas & El 5s '52-J&J
98 m
Convg deb 5Ms *52 ser A-A&O
109
Quincy El Lt & Pow 5s A'47 M&S
104
Rapid Transit St Ry 8s 1941-A&O
Republic Gas 6s A 1945-—J&D /120
Certificates of deposit
Republic Natural Gas 1st 6s 1954Republic Service Corp—
75
1st coll trust 5s 1951
J&D
Serv
100m
73
63
Bid
Shawinlgan Water & Power Co—
99
1st & ref 5 Ms 1949
.J&D
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser O—-M&N
1st & ref 4Mb 1950 ser D.J&D
Wat
Bonds
50
Puget Sound Navig 6s 1938-M&N
Puget Sound Power & Light— ■
Rhine-Ruhr
Ask
67"
Con mtge 6s 1953
F&A /
Cons 6s 1955
--------A&O /
80
A&O
Philadelphia Electric—
1st & ref mtge 3 Msl967—M&S
Philadelphia Elec Power Co—1st mtge 5Ms 1972
F&A
Phlla & Garretsford St Ry—,
m r e
Puhllc
1st M 5M« 1948-Secured conv 6s 1938
85
17
65
100
101
---
5MsA'53-J&D
ytilltiee Consol Corp--
104m
35
104 m
2d Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934----J&D
So Trac 1st & colltr g 5s*50A&0
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfs__J&J
West End Trac con 5s '38.J&J
1st
115"
Serial debs 4s Feb 1, 1946
Extl deb 6s 1953
1958.-A&O
1st 5s 1955
118m
113m
91m
94m
75
Duquesne Lt 1st 3 Ms '65-J&D
/
Duquesne Trac 1st os '30-J&J
Rys 6s 1953-.
P Serv of Penn 1st
100
Philadelphia Company—
Secured gold 5s 1967----—J&D
Plttsb
95
29
104
100 m
Debenture 4s 1950
Ardmore Street 5s
89
Public Service Co of Oklahoma
1st mtge 4s ser A 1966
F&A
100m
Prior lien 5s 1948
Bid
Bonds
89
100
-J&D
1960
4s
Ask
and Income and defaulted bonds
month preceding the date of issue
k Last sale
102
103
n
Nominal.
M&S
M&S
105
104 M
,
105 M
106
July, 1937]
79
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
NOTICE—All bond prices aro "and Interest" except where marked^T" 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
*43-M&S
Sutter Butte Oanal 634«
126
s f 6Hs 1971-J&J
Tampa (Fla) Gas 5 Ha '50—A&O
74
92
90
.8*
82
80
83
6434
6634
71
6734
10434
10634
104
10134
99
102
92
10034
14
9834
30
28
9934
u*
86
94
83
10634
104"*
W8$
7934
6 34
734
4534
1534
17.^
89k
89%
70
60
75
90
8034
9134
93
7534
10734
7934
70.
11734
Trent'n Pass By 1st ext 6s'61 A&O
Trenton St By ext 5s 1968—J&J
General 6s 1941....... ..J&D
72
65
45
10
102
101
Tri-Oounty Telep 43*s B *56 A&O
Troy City By 1st cons 5s *42 A&O f
434
105
Troy Gas Co 1st 5s 1939..M&N
2d 0s 1939.
F&A
10434
23 Street By—See N Y Rys
Twin City Rapid Transit Oo—
1st lien & ref 534s A 1952J&D
7534
1st lien & ref 534s B 1952.. J&J
104
6
76
73
Twin States Gas & Electric—
1st 1 & ref 534s 1945 Ser A.M&S
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow Oo—
1st Msf 7 Ha 1955—-M&N
UJigawa Elec Power (Japan)
1st M s f 7s 1945——M&S15
Union Elec Co of Missouri-
96
100
.10034
Union El Lt & Pow Oo of St L—
Gen 5s series A 1954— ..J&D
10534
Gen'l mtge 5s 1967 ser B..F&A
10334
General 5s 1957—.......A&O
10334
General 434s 1957
—Itf&N 10334
Union Elev BB—See N W Elev.
Union Gas & El 1st ext 5s '40M&8
101
Union Gas Oo. of Canada—
1st serial 334s 1936-38.-—J&D
99
1st serial 4s 1939-42-.....J&D
9734
1st serial 4 34s 1943-45
J&D
98
1st 434s 1950—.—..J&D
9934
Union Gas System—
1st M & coll s f 5s 1948... J&D
78
Union Passenger Railway—
1st 4s Mm 31 1961—
A&O
65
2d ext 4s Mar 31 1960—.A&O
55
Union Pub Serv (Del) 6s '39.J&D
8834
Union By—See Third Ave By
Union Traction—See Phiia R T
Union Water Service Co—
First lien 534s '51 ser A.M&N
10134
Union Water Wks Co—
1st Hen 534s 1942..J.M&S 15 / 10
Unit Elec Oo of N J 4s *49—J&D
11234
United Elec Rys (Providence)—
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A..
92
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B
87
United Elec Serv (Italy)—
Extl 1st s f 7s 1956 ser A..J&D
6834
United Gas & Fuel (Hamilton)—
1st s f 534s 1948..
—J&J
10134
United Ilium Co New Haven—
1st 4s Feb 1 1940——F&A
10634
United Light & Power CoDeb g634s 1974—..M&N
74
1st 1 & consol 534s 1959.-A&O
103
Deb g 6s 1975
M&N
6934
United Lt& Rys (Me) 6s A'52 A&O
Deb 6s 1973
J&J
Un Lt Rys(Del) deb 5348.52 F&A
United Public Service Go—
Coll tr 6s 1942 ser A.....A&O
.
,
,
.
mmmrn
United Railways of Havana—
Eq 734s Feb 151936 .....F&A /
mmmm
80
1st mtge 334s 1966.......A&O
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Oo—
1st M 5s 1947
A&O
Wisconsin Michigan Power Co—
1st mtge 334s 1961
..J&J
Wisconsin Minn Light & Power—
1st & ref 5s 1944 opt '19..M&N
Gen & ref 7s 1947
^J&J
10
11834
11634
13
25
98
.8934
X22^
96
12
12034
118
106
10534
10734
107
109
7
9
/
/
/
50
4934
/
/
21
Vesten Elec Ry 7s 1947
J&D /
Virginia Electric & Power—
1st & ref M 4s ser A 1955.M&N
PUBLIC UTILITY STKS.
Alabama Power 27 pref
21
65"
2334
__
Virginia Public Service Co—_
1st & ref 534s 1946 ser A..F&A
1st & red 5s 1950 ser B——J&D
1st & ref 6s ser O 1952——M&S
Deb s f 6s 1946
F&A
Virginian Power 1st 5s 1942. J&D
Wabash Telephone—
1st M 434s A 1956—
—J&J
Warren Ohio Telep 6s 1942.M&N
Wash'n (D O) G L 5s 1960—M&N
Refunding 5s 1958——.—J&J
Washington Gas & El Co—
1st sf 534s 1947
...F&A
1st M 534s 1953——..—J&J
10734
8834
96
98
8334
95
8534
106
75
109
69
78
10634
10534
21
21
/
110
90
Bridge334-6348, I960-...J&J
9234
98
42
44
53
55
9634
119
104
10934
10434
106
108
70
1st mtge 4s 1961
99
.A&O
Western Oont Util 6s 1944..M&S t 10
Western Lt & Telep 5s 1954.A&0
100
Western Mass Cos—
334% coup notes 1946.... J&D
Western N
5s *46. J&D
Western N Y Water Co—
100
120
9134
101
104
& ref 5348*1960
F&A
Western States Util 6s A '45.A&0
10334
10734
7434
10334
6934
10334
84
§2*
f Called Sept. 1 at 102.
82
87$4
Union Telegraph—
1938.--1....J&J
89
89
ivou....naB
Mut Un 6s ext at 5%to'4lM&N * 10634
1st 534s 1955 ser
A......J&D
1st 5s series B 1957
10434
104
.M&S
Western Utilities Corp—
6% notes tl937—.......M&N
Westmoreland Water 1st 5s.. 1952
Westphalia United EljjPr (Germ
1st M s*f 6s
1953.—...J&
WheeUng(WVa) Electric Co—
1st M 5sll941 opt
_M&N
WhitePlahis Ltg 1st 5s *38—J&J
....
WUm^ton^^Brfd^a 68*194^
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref ..*
6% preferred..—.......*
Arizona Edison com..........*
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp.—.*
Class A non-voting..........*
Preferred
-—.....10
Arkansas Missouri Power—
New common...............
6% preferred.
Arkansas Pow & Lt $7 pref..—.*
6% preferred.^.—
Associated Gas & Elec com —1
Common class A—..........1
Original preferred.—........*
Preferred
10134
/
2334
v t c
mmmm
49"
10434
105
116
91
93 H
mmmm
6734
6834
.8
77
81
5834
3034
302
834
117
122
§2*
39
134
17
26
8
*
5034
4434
2034
334
1134
334
1134
25
16634
7
1634
80
103
94
334
i!
68
234
8
8,
1834
15
16
17
105
67
102
2434
...—*
Bell Telephone (Canada)....100
Bell Telep of Pa 634 pref ..—100
com
*
Bridgeport Gas Light——*
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co....—20
Brit Col Pow Corp A
—...*
Class B——.....——*
Broad River Power 7% pref—l5o
Brockton Gas Light Govt c—25
Brooklyn Edison...—100
Bldyn Manhat Transit
*
96 preferred series A ...—...*
Bklyn & Queens Transit com...*
10234
40
42
d*
nm
4
Brazilian Tr Lt & Pow ord
10534
24H
132
109
Beauharnois Power
2034
100,
734
16734
11334
61
70
63
10234
113.
.234
44
60
2334
30
34,
3334
434
100
6
170
2034
6834
3
96 preferred—
...—.*
Brooklyn Union Gas—.......*
Buffalo Niagara & East Power—
103
at
10234.
b Basis.
/Flat price.
1534
2734
51st prior preferred..
t1.60 pref..—..—.....—.*
.25
2334
* Last sale.
nNominal
x
69
52
94
26
* Called July 1
7934
46
104
-—100
Beverly Gas & Elec.....——.25
Birmingham Elec 97 pref..-...*
96 preferred.
*
Birmingham Gas 26 pref.......*
Birmingham Wat Wks 6% pf.100
10034 Blackstone Val Gas & El
pref.100
Blue Ridge Corp
1
893
93 conv preferred—...——*
89
Boston Elevated By com
100
107
102
98
100
"32*
93
Bangor Hydro Elec com.... .25
7% ptefivred——_.
.100
6% preferred
100
Baton Rouge Elec Co 96 pf— ..*
84
104
101
104
85
81
96 1st preferred ——.—.*
—
Fdg & R E_M 4"
25-year
*
25
1
Preferred ................. 25
Amer Superpower Corp com....*
First 96 preferred...—.—*
Preferred $6 series —....—*
Bait Transit Co v t c—.....*
86"
71
534% preferred
Amer States Utility com.
„
1st
95M
%
60
—
%*
11*
..M&N
Coll tr 5s
$6 preferred. -.———.*
$5 preferred. ;
......
.*
American Service $3 preferred. .*
Amer States Pub Serv com....-*
9634 preferred.....———.*
27 preferred.——.———*
Option warrants
9134 Assoc
Telep Oo Ltd 21.25 pf...*
Assoc Telep & Teleg $6 pref
*
97 1st preferred...........100
Class A—
;———.*
10034 Atlanta Gas
Light 6% pref. .100
14
Atlantic City Elec $6 pref
*
97"
Western
25
.....25
86
......M&N
91
TractionI
6% preferred.
14 preferred-—-———.—.—*
10334
95
American Light "&
5 preferred...—...—....*
6 preferred——...—*
10234
10634
^Utilities
101
2
6% preferred
..25
Amer Wat Wks & Elec com.....*
95
¥
70
84
mmmm
21^
95
*
American Telep & Tel eg
..100
Amer Utilities Service common. *
118
10934
105
31
106
Amer Power & light com......*
,
9634
104
110
1st $6 preferred —..........*
.6034
20
98
1 '
1065^
W&rr&nts
10734
20
92,
10034
10634
*
.......
Amer Gas & Power com...
75
74
/
t
98
........
$6 preferred.
/
10234
11334
!7 preferred. ——...—.*
—
102
1st 6s ser A w w 1950..—.J&J
Conv deb 634s 1945
.J&J
West Coast Telep 5s A 1953.J&J
}st M^SHS 1950
7 second pref series A..—.*
6 cum pref................*
Warrants
Amer Gas & Elec com.........*
81
10634
10534
87
9934
49
10534
City & Sub 5s
1st MfOs 1951
——*
Alabama Water Service pref
♦
Allegheny Traction—See Phila Co
AUentown Beth Gas pref
.50
Amer Cities Pow & Light cl A 25
Class A opt div ser w w_.
25
Class B....................1
Amer Dis Tel of N J com
♦
Preferred
—100
Amer & Foreign Pow cam......*
115
6734
5834
10634
*
$5 preferred
10234
72,
*
$6 preferred
9934
M 5s 1955— —M&N
1st lien & ref 6s w w 1960-F&A
Wash Ry & El g 4s 1951
J&D
Anacost & Pot 5s 1949...A&O
1st guar 5s 1949
A&O
g 1948
F&A
Washington Water Power Co—
1st ref 5s 1939 op—
.—J&J
1st & gen 5s 1960
.J&J
Washtenaw Gas 1st 5s 1953—J&J
Waterloo Ced Falls & No Ry—
1st M s f g 5s 1940——J&J
Certificates of deposit
Water Service Cos 5s '42—M&S
Watert'n L&P—See No N Y Util.
Waukesha Gas & Electric Co—
1st
5s
1959.—
.J&J
Wayne United Gas 634s '44. J&D
West Canadian Hydro-Elec—
10834
93
87
73
59
23
50
103
f 50
1st & ref 8s 1944
ft&N
Wisconsin Power & Light—
1st mtge 4s ser A1966
J&D
4s serial deb June 1 1938-1946.
Wisconsin Public Service Corp—
1st mtge 4s 1961..
.J&D
Wolverine Pow adj 434s Mar 1 '59
Worcester & Conn Eastern BySee Railroads.
Worcester St By 5s A 1947. J&D
Worcester Transit Association—
Cum income 6s 1952
..J&D
Cum income 6s (w s) 1952. J&D
Wyoming Vail P S 6s 1971..A&O
Yadkin River Pow 1st 5s '41 A&O
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry
5034 York (Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941 .M&N
4934 York Haven Wat&P 1st 5s'61J&D
York Rys 1st Mg 6s '37 opt.J&D
^58^108 3195°......^
——
24
/
West Va Water Service—
26
•No par value,
-
r::::
United Pub Util Corp— (
Oonv coll tr 6s A I960-.—J&J
Oonvcolltr 53*s B I960...J&J
/
United Rys Cos 4% ctfs '49.J&J f
90
....
11* li
.....
88
10034
....
95
63*8 1933
9734
Westchester Elec—See 3d Ave R
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s '50—J&L
Westchester Serv Corp 6s '48 A&O /
9834 West End St Ry—See Boston El
9734 West End Trac—See Phila Oo
West Ohio Gas 6s A1954.
/
9734 West Penn Elec deb 5s 2030. A&O
West Penn Power—
1st M 5s 1963 series E....M&S
iol"*
1st M 4s 1961 series H—J&J
1st M 3348 ser 11966
.J&J
10534 West Perm Tr 1st 5s 1960-J&D
10434 West Phila Pass Ry—
\
104
1st ext 334s 1956—
...A&O
104
2d extended 1956
24&N
West Texas Utilities Oo—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
...A&O
West Virginia Ohio River
'
9734
f 7s 1952........F&A
s
10
/ 23
1st
9134
Toledo Edison 5s 1962..—M&N
Traction & Term'l Corp 5s '57J&J
Trenton G & El g 5s 1949..M&S
/
Gen 4-5s series A 1965
J&J
Gen inc 4-6s ser B 1965... J&J
Wise Fuel& Lt 1st 6s 1948..M&N
Wisconsin Gas & Electric—
.
_
VermontLtgCorp 1st 5s'44 A&O
(Japan)-
M&S15
Tokyo Elec Light Co (Japan)lst g 6s 1953 series
J&D15
Guar
United Traction (Albany)
Con g 434s 2004—
—J&D
Unit Trac (Pgh)—See Phlla Co
Unterelbe Power & Light Co—
Sink fdM 6s 1953
.A&O
Utah Lt & Tr 1st 5s 1944 A..A&0
Utah Power & Light Oo—
Deb 6s May 1 2022—-M&N
1st lien gen M 5s 1944—.F&A
1st lien & gen M 4 He 1944.F&A
Utica Belt Lane Street By—•
1st 5s 1939
-M&N
Utica El & P 1st 5s 1950—J&J
Utica G & El ref & ext 5s '57 J&J
Gen 534s 1949 ser O—J&D 15
Gen M 5s 1956 ser D
-A&O
Gen 5s 1952 series E
J&J
Utica & Mohawk Valley By—
1st 434s 1941...
M&S
Utilities Power & Light Corp—
Deb g 534s 1947........J&D
Deb 5s 1959
.F&A
Utilities Public Service Co—
Oonv 6s 1933
—.J&D
Utilities Service 6s 1953
Conv deb 634? ser A 1938.F&A
Vamma Water Pow 534s '57.A&0
^
9334
83
92
78
A
74
74
94
34
101
—.
Texas Power & Light—
Deb g 6s 2022 ser A
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956—M&N
Texas Pub Serv 1st 5s 1961
Texas Traction Co 5s 1937—J&J /
Third Avenue By (New
ork)
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft '14 J&J
Adj inc g 5s Jan 1960 opt—A&O /
Third Ave BR 1st 5s g%7
J&J
Union By 1st 5s g 1942__F&A
Westchester El 1st 5s g '43-J&J
Yonkers By 1st 5s 1946-.A&0
Tide Water Power 1st 5s '79.F&A
ser
95
90
A&O
Texas Pow Corp 6s 1950
M&S
General 634s 1956—....M&S
f 7s 1955
-
2634
73
73
91
98
...
1st mtge 6s ser A 1956
s
8534
9934
—
Winnipeg Elec 1st 4348 1960. J&J
United Securities Co—
urities
Colls f 5 34s ser A 1952—M&N
n^ii
# r
He ser B 1952—M&N
^
-
lst
76
83,
Tennessee Eastern Elec Co—
1st M 5s 1943.
F&A
Ref s f 6s series A1955
M&N
Tennessee Electric Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A—J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956——J&D
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1962 opt--M&N
Tennessee Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1970.
—A&O
Terni Hydro Elec 634s 1953-F&A
Terre Haute Traction & light—
1st con M g 5s 1944—-M&N
Terre Haute W W Corp—
1st M 6s 1949 ser A—....J&D
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
F&A
Terre H'te & West By 5s '37 M&N
Texarkana Wat 1st 5s '58—F&A
Texas Cities Gas 1st 5s '48—M&N
Texas Consumers Water—
1st 6s A 1939—A&O
Texas Elec By 5s 1947——J&J
Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937 opt—J&J
Texas Electric Service Co—
1st mtge 5s 1960——.—J&J
Texas Gas Util 6s 1945.....A&O /
1st 2-6s 1951—
——M&S /
Texas Hydro Elec Corp—■
Toho Electric Power
100
99
Bid
Bonds
Ask
25
33
34.J&J
7634
97
1961
—
29
13
98
—A&O
Telephone Bond & Share Co—_
Deb 5s 1958
J&D
Telephone Service (Ohio)—
5s 1953—
M&N
Temescal Water 1st 5s A '60 M&N
5s
City & Sub Pub Serv 5s
108
10734
28
12
75
Taiwan El Pow
Bid
Bonds
United Rys of St Louis—
Gen g 4s July 1 1934——J&J
11434
Syracuse Gas g 6s 1946
-J&J
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1951 -JAD
1st & ref 5&8 1954
F&A
5s series B 1957—
J&J
Syrac Bap Tr 1st g 5s 1946-M&S
2nd mortgage 5s 1930
J&J
1st
Ask
95
Ex-dividend.
closing day of the month preceding the date of ssue
Quotations for all securities are as near aa possible for the
Cable Sc Wireless Ltd—
.
6% preferred
—-*
„
Canadian Marconf-.----------1
6 preferred series B
§7 preferred series A
100
pref —*
---*
Capital Transit (Wash, D O)
Central Elec and Tel com
$6 preferred
$5 preferred
Elec Power Association
Class A full
paid
——50
6%_preferred
Cent Hud G & El com—...._—*
434 % preferred
100
Cent Illinois Light 4 34 % pref-100
Cent 111 Pub Serv $6 pref- ——*
Cent Indiana Gas 634% pref
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref 100
Central Maine Pow 6% pref-.100
7% preferred
-100
Cent Mississippi Valley—
Elec Properties 6% pref
100
Cent Ohio Lt & Pow 6% pf
*
Central Pow Sc Light 7% pref 100
Cent Sc S W Util com
50c
6 preferred
§7 preferred
*
7% preferred
Conv preferred
Conv preferred ser
Preferred
50
Eliz Consolidated Gas
100
Empire Sc Bay State Teleg—-100
Empire District Elec 6% pf—100
Empire Gas Sc Fuel Co pf 8%-100
*
warr)—100
Cincinnati Street Ry
50
Cincin & Suburb Bell Telep—50
Cities Service com
*
Preferred
-100
8534
254
3934
-
354
10
—100
Preferred B
8
86
234
40
434
35
40
43
7% preferred
100
Citizens' Pass Ry—See Phila R T
53
com
—-
-
104
46
*
100
47
Certificates of deposit
6434
cum conv
conv
pref ser B
106
10034
134
234
40
Warrants
*
37
25
Georgia Power $6 preferred
$5 preferred
4l*
Gloucester Elec Lt Co
*
51"
*
4134
Gold & Stock Telep (guar)
100
Green Sc Coates—See Phila R T
Green Mt Pow Corp $6 pref...*
100
Common
2
*
Common
Connecticut Light Sc Power
6634
11434
4634
*
100
534% preferred
Connecticut Power
25
Connecticut Ry & Lighting
434% preferred
Consol Elec & Gas $6 pref
Cons Gas EL&P (Bait)
18
*
3334
$5 preferred
*
Consolidated Gas Utilities com.l
10334
234
com
Warrants
Cons Trac of N J—See P S Corp
Cons Trac (Pittsb)—See Phila Co
29
Consumers Gas
(Reading)——25
Consumers Gas (Toronto)100
Consumers Power $5 pref—
*
$4.50 preferred...
-
__*
r
201
9434
8534
32
202
9554
8634
Continental Gas & Electric—
Dayton Pow A Lt 434% pref.100
*
100
Derby Gas Sc Elec $7 pref
*
Detroit Sc Canada Tunnel.—*
Detroit Edison
100
Duke Power
100
Duluth Superior Transit com
$5.50 pref
*
Hackensack Water..
..25
7% pref class A
Hamilton Bridge
Preferred
—25
...
84 34
5
5
—25
1
73
83
76
2634
29*
Til Commercial Telep $6 pref
*
Illinois Iowa Power common ...»
Preferred
50
Certificates of deposit
Illinois Pow & Lt 5% pref
Illinois North Utilities 6% pf.100
illuminating Shares class A
Indiana
Hydro Elec 7% pref.100
""54
7% preferred
100
Indianap Pow & Lt 634% pf-100
Indianapolis Ry Co v t c
100
Interboro R T vot trust ctfs..100
Internat Hydro-El Syst A
25
Conv pref $3.50 series
50
12
Internat Ocean Teleg (guar)..100
1*
2*
3534
3734
934
270
1
20
Units......................
conv
*
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
x
Ex-dividend.
* Without
par
11054
10934
89
23
—....
Middle West Utilities
......
2434
22]
57)
4334
38
83
98
100
1034
111;
33.
7934
65
83"
1934
111*
3*
59
103
10534
87
9
23*
$6 convpreferred series A..—*
Util 7% prior lien..100
6% prior lien
...100
7% preferred class A—. .100
6% preferred class A
100
Milw Elec Ry Sc Light—
6% pref series 1921
100
Minnesota Pow & Lt 7% pref 100
$6 cum preferred
100
Mississippi Power $6 pref
$7 preferred
Miss Power & Light 6% pref—.*
Mississippi Riv Pow 6% pref.100
Mississippi Valley Utilities.....*
Missouri Pow & Lt $6 pref—
*
*
m
a*
2
75c
21
1
3
263
43
59
49
101
100
28
734
2
6c
Monongahela L Sc P—See PhilaOo
Monongahela St Ry—See PhilaOo
Monon-West Penn P S 7% pref 25
134
3
234
2
154
93
86
62*
57
68
n%
9334
634
25
734
9734
Montreal L H A Pow Cons
2934
22
9134
9234
6
i«
34
loi"
5
8634
A"
hH
x!s
37
20
96
.4
834
1
2!
19
26
754
.......100
6% preferred*.;
100
Montana Power*6% pref
.*
53
65
63
17
16
*
Montana Dakota Utilities com. 10
100
95
52
value.
50
$7 preferred series B
.....*
$6 preferred series O—...
*
$6 prior preferred
*
Mexican Northern Ry com...100
Preferred
-.—-....100
Middle West Corp com
-.6
Warrants
"3"
56
6% preferred
*
Montreal
Telegraph
40
Montreal Tramways com
100
Mountain States Power com
*
7%
preferred
—100
Mountain States Tel Sc Tel—100
Montana Power 6% pref
*
Municipal Service 6% pref
Nassau Sc Suffolk 7% pref
100
1~
National Gas Sc Elec com...
National City Lines—
Common
58
86
234
30
1373
97
i
28%
534
$3 conv preferred
.1
50
50
.... ......
4354
National Power Sc Light com.—*
*
Nebraska Power 7% 1st pref 100
$6
preferred
Nevada-Calif Electric
com
Preferred
Newark Consolidated Gas
k Last sale,
c—1
v t
partic preferred
Missouri Pub Service co
86
7
Warrants-...-.-----.—.....
International Power Co.
1st preferred
—.100
Internat Power Securities com..*
X
5734
48
43
834
50
77
35
10854
—50
24
30
13
100
100
Preferred
*
*
Midland
100
Flolyoke Water Power
Houston Natural Gas com—*
57
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co—
East Coast Public Service v t c— 1
80
250
18
48
185
Indiana Service Co 6% pref.. 100
.
Duquesne Nat Gas common—..*
$4 preferred
$5 preferred
*
8334
5634
2434
1454
11234
11034
8134
2334
7534
25
Ry com
*
Memphis Natural Gas
*
Memphis Power Sc Light $7 pf. *
$6 preferred
*
Metropolitan Edison Co—
86
25
6% preferred
100
Haverhill Elec Co
—.25
Hestonville M & F—See PhilaRT
70
45
25
...
Hartford Electric Light
Ilium & Power Secur 1st pref.100
102
7% preferred
IqO
Lynn Gas & Elec Co
25
Mackay Companies 4% pref.. 100
5%
3434
75*
Hartford Gas com
Preferred
$6 preferred
115
10341
34
—...
108
Preferred
100
Lowell Electric Light
._25
Luzerne Co Gas Sc El $6 pref.100
Warrants
Mass Utilities Associates
97„
*
855i Idaho Power 7% pref
6% 1st preferred
"234
*
100
Hamilton Gas common v t c
Hudson County Gas
7% prior preferred
100
Contlnen Pass, Ry—See Phila R T
Orescent Public Service com——1
Cuban Telephone pref
---100
Cumberland Gas com——
1
Cumberland Co (Maine)
Power & Lt 6% pref——.100
534 % preferred
100
Dallas Power Sc Light 7 % pref 100
6% preferred
*
Denver Tramway com
Preferred
Pass—See PhilaRT
25
Gas $1.25 pref
Greenwich Wat & Gas 6% pf_100
Gulf States Util $6 pref.
*
Havana Elec
*
.
Common with warrants
Common without warrants
1554
40
62
Greenwich
17
6634
114
100
5%_preferred series A
Cons Edison Co of N Y
234
-100
100
*
*
cl A__
6% preferred
100
6% prior preferred
100
6% non-cum 2d preferred -.100
Mass Power & Light Associat'n—
64
1
97)
1043
Amer dep rets for ord shs
£1
Market St Ry(San Francisco). 100
17
$3 preferred
-
Conn Gas & Coke Sec pref
com
Maiden Electric Co......
Maiden & Melrose Gas Lt
Warrants
Germantown
....
30
Gen Telep Allied Corp $6 pref..*
4834
25
1
*
25
—.1
25
Manhattan Railway 7% guar 100
Modified 5% guar
100
Marcon Int Marine Commun'y—
*
Gen Wat Gas Sc Elec com A
1)
943
110
102
14
$2 Preferred
*
100
434
54
*
20
*
$3 conv preferred
M
Optional warrants
$6 preferred
Community Pow & Lt com—
First preferred 6%
Community Pub Serv com
Community Water Serv com
7% preferred
Concord Elec Co 6% pref
48
334
7334
common..
5% preferred
Gen Telephone Corp com
104
Commonwealth Gas.—.
Commonwealth & Sou Corp com *
354
*
*
preferred!
100
,
3^
*
70
116)
2234
25
52
5234
*
Gen Italian Edison Elec Oorp—
Amer shs for ordinary stock..
General Pub Util
-.100
100
98
42
*
pref ser A
75
100
—
4034
Gen Gas Sc Elec (Del) com A..*
$6
"r
100
5% preferred
100
6% preferred. —100
7% preferred
100
Louisville Railway Co.
100
120
7% preferred
100
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
preferred A
Louisv Gas Sc Elec
30
31
33
42
135
100
Gen Public Service Oorp
6%
334
—100
Preferred
Columbus Delaware & Marion
6 34 % preferred B
Commonwealth Edison Co
Co.
R.T.
Phila
100
Corp
634% preferred
100
Long Island Lighting com
*
7% preferred A..
lOO
6 % preferred B
100
Los Angeles G&E Corp 6%pf 100
Louisiana Power & Light $6 pf_*
1634
Franklin Telegraph (guar)
100
Gardner Elec Light common. 100
$6
82
84
100
100
100
6% preferred series A
5% preferred
5% conv preferred
S'thwark—see
Gas Utilities Co
10754
1134
Coast Co Gas & El 1st pref.. 100
Colum G & El Corp (Del) com..*
&
5% preferred
Lone Star Gas
""34
$6 preferred
*
$634 preferred
.*
$7 preferred
*
Fitchburg Gas & Elec Light..50
Florida Power & Lt $7 prer
*
Foreign Light & Power units
*
"a"*
Laclede Gas Light
5% preferred
Lexington Wat Serv pref
Lockhart Power pref
17
15
*
Federal Power & Light com
50
Fed St & Pleasant Val—See Phila
Federal Water Service com A..*
common
Lawrence Gas Sc Elec Lt
Lexington Util 634% pref
54
*
Gary Elec & Gas common
Gas & Elec of Bergen County. 100
254
3954
common.
58
—.25
93
57
....
6% preferred
100
534% preferred
100
City Power Sc Light—
1st pref $6 series B
..#
Kansas City Pub Serv v t c
—.*
7 % preferred vtc
*
Kansas Elec Pow 6% pref
100
Kansas Gas Sc Elec 7% pref.. 100
6% preferred
100
Kansas Power Sc Light—
1% preferred
100
.'% preferred
100
Kentucky Utilities 6% pref.. 100
7% preferred
-.100
Keystone Pub Serv $2.80 pref..*
Keystone Telephone $4 pref
50
Kings Co Ltg 7% pref
100
r
834
34
Frankf'd
Citizens Traction—See Phila Co
$4.50 preferred
Cleveland Railway
185
Federal Light & Tr com
Preferred ($6)
40
Cleve Elec Ilium
*
100
&
70
Phila R
.1..
38
Citizens Utilities
59
56
10
Fall River Gas Works
Cities Serv Pr & Lt $6 pref
Preferred BB
54
Fairm't Pk & Hadd Pass Ry—See
Fall River Elec Light
25
9954
93
110
98
7
---100
18
*
European Elec class A
Option warrants
9854
16
8
*
Essex & Hudson Gas
—-_
82g34
6
25
Engineers Pub Serv com
$5 convertible preferred
$534 Pref (with warrants)
$6 preferred
100
100
27
80
25
Preferred
Chicago Rapid TransitPrior preferred A
100
Prior preferred B
100
Cincinnati Gas Sc Elec 5% pf 100
Cincinnati Gas Transp
100
Cine New & Cov Lt Sc Trac—100
Preferred
45
35
35
35
-
pf-*
Central West Co. com
5
Chester Water Serv 534 % pref—*
Chic City Sc Con com part ctfs__*
Pref partic ctfs
*
Chic Dist Elec Generat $6 pref.*
Chicago Rys partic ctfs series. 100
Scries 2.
100
Series 4
34
100
634% preferred
100
6% preferred
100
Empire Power Corp partic stk
*
$6 preferred
*
Empire Telephone com
*
Cent Vermont Pub Serv 6%
'
54
215
61
Preferred 7%
Central States Pow & L $7 pf—*
Series 3
44
50
com
*
7% pref—100
99
87
89
ansas
500
Eliz Sc Trenton RR
1
100
—100
of 1929—100
6% cum pf (without
93
.
*
i*
2334
Warrants
100
H>
Jamaica Pub Service Ltd
"* r
Preferred
100 r 130
Jamaica Water Supp 734 % pf—50
5334
Jefferson Electric com
*
35
88
Jersey Cent Pow & Lt 7% pfllOO
106
*
preferred
Central States Edison
Central States Elec Corp
6% preferred
Italian Superpower
Debenture rights
634
•
Preferred
Iowa Southern Util
53
warrants
El Paso Electric Co (Del) —
Preferred series A 7%
100
El Paso Nat Gas com---—----3
100
634% preferred...
$7 preferred
i._;
62
Optional
6% pref..100
7% preferred
Iowa Pow & Lt 7% pref
Iowa Pub Serv $6 pref...
6534
*
2d pref series A
6
18
36
Iowa El Lt & Pow
5734
534
534
1734
*
-
i
*
Investors Telephone com.....
Iowa Electric 634s pref
100
68
1
*
13
*
534
Elec Power Sc Light Corp.-..--*
3634
$6 preferred
128
—*
*
1
*
Preferred
Prior lien
*
15
*
Interstate Power pref $7
3
56
54
25
Eastern Util Assoc com
Conv stock
*
Edison Elec Ilium
"(Boston).-100
Electric Bond Sc Share
*
pf 100
1
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Corp
78
73
——-*
*
*
Warrants
Interstate Natural Gas....
534
100
pf 100
101
15}
1
$1.75 preferred
$3.50 preferred.
11
6% preferred..——---100
Bid
Class B
40
Eastern States Oorp com..-.---*
Hydro-El Oorp 6% 1st pf 100
$6 preferred
5% adjustment stock
„
East Shore Pub Serv 634 %
pref—-100
Carolina Pow & Light $7
39
55
aI*
6% 1st pref stamped------100
6% pref B stock
100
---100
-
Canada Nor Pow com
100
_
634% pre^—
Calif-Oregon Power Co—
6% preferred series of 1927 100
Par
International Ry v t c
100
International Telep Sc Teleg
*
International Utilities a...... '*
100
434% prior preferred
Eastern Mass St
Ry com
—
Amer dep rets
Calif Water Serv 6%
5
Stocks
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Ask
A ord—£1
Amer dep rec 734%
Amor dep rec B ord
Par
Eastern Gas Sc Fuel Assoc's com *
6% preferred
100
Bid
Par
Stocks
Can
STOCKS
PUBLIC UTILITY
80
100
—200
100
58
10334
16
70
120
J
July, 1937]
PUBLIC
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Par
Bid
New Brunswick Light—
Heat A Power
J 00
New Kng Gas A Elec Assn—
36% preferred stamped
*
New Kng Pow Assn com
—*
6 % preferred
100
New England Pow Oo pref—100
New England Pub Ser com
7% prior preferred
7% preferred
6% preferred
6% prior pref
New England Tel A Tel
100
New England Water Light A
Power Assn 6% pre.
.—100
New Haven Water60
New Mexico Gas com....
6% preferred
50
NJs Hud Riv Ry A Per pref 100
New Jersey Pow A Lt $6 pref—*
New Jersey Water pref
100
New Orleans Pub. Serv com...."
7^o preferred
New Rochelle Water 7% pref 100
N Y Mutual Telegraph
26
N Y City Omnibus common....*
Option warrants
N Y Pow A Lt Corp $0 pref
7%
preferred
100
New York Railways Corp—
17 non-cum preferred.
*
N Y A Richmond Gas 6% pref100
N Y A Queens El L A Pow—
Common
are as near as
Ask
120
61
17
23%
10%
....
^
—.100
7% preferred
100
Public Serv of Okla 6% pref.. 100
!
7% preferred—
100
I Public Serv El A G 85 pref.
*
Puget Sound Pr A Lt 86 pref
*
85 prior preferred
*
Quebec Power common
*
Queens Borough G A E 6% pf 100
Radio Corp of Amer—
*
85 cum pref B
..»
$3.50 conv 1st pref
*
Rapid Transit Ry—See P 8 Corp
Republic Nat Gas com
]
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Pow—
45
5%
32
96
Class A
Rio Grande Valley Gas
104
Riverside Traction..
Praerred
Rochester Gas A Electric—
70
90
29
26
41
(5%%)—
26
Pacific Lighting Corp com
*
Preferred
($0)
....*
Pacific Pow & Lt 7% pref....100
St Louis Pub Serv common
7% prefen ed
135%|
20%
137%
133%
120
59
32
42
Pennsylvania Gas common.....*,
Penna Gas A Elec Corp $7 pref..*
Partic class A stock
*'
Penna Gas A Elec Co 7 % pref.100
com
South Carolina Power
6% pref—
Southeastern Gas A Water A—.*
Common.
*
Southeastern Pow A Lt-^
Warrants.
South Calif Edison common.—25
Preferred
* Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
114%
*.?.
Warrants
100
52
cum
preferred-.!——
& Elec
I
(Conn),com!*
United^Gaffcorp"coin!!!
37 pref series
10?
A
♦
Warrants
74
74
—!!!
68
8%
.!""""*
SSfea?!?;;;-'!
"
Class
B
common.....
32.75 preferred
!!!!!!
33 Preferred...—......
79
65%
66%
5%
5%
9%
Script
10%
35
115%
103
80
109
30
1%
12%
26%
89
10!
156%
107%
37
118
106
83
113
33
2
14
5%
27
91
103
72
69
%
%
Ex-dividend.
*
wp^Jd,.?.!?..pref--l62
,
7%
A..!!!!!l
common
Class B
!!l
i
....
pref. _!_!!!!!!!
inn
A Pow^ —
36 preferred
♦
cum
(Virginia Elec
Virginia Pub Serv 7%
6% preferred
4
14
10
50
30
32
100
pref—100
100
40c" Washington (D O) Gas
4
4%
13%
..*
Utilities Power A Lt cl
97
97
90
12
*
"♦
pref!!! 155
.......
70c
~~i
~
United Tel A Elec
6%
7% preferred
Utah Power A
Light—
36 preferred
37 preferred-
iig
1%
105
106
*
*
pref..!!—!"
6% Pref-IlOO
64
18
66
8
~*
A.
Common B
6% cum 1st
17%
100
x
12%
•
99%
105
27
62
Southern Canada
Power.......*;
Southern Col Pow oom A—
25
l
(New Bedford)—100
33
SSifo Pi OoofN«w Ha"TOi::::«
United Lt A Pr com
35c
r
"~ko
109%
South A Atlan Teleg
(guar)—25|
(Southern Indiana G A E—
4.80% cum preferred
—100
Called July 1 at 103.
S11!011
"*
com
Phila R T
118
92
90
5%% preferred series 0..—.25
6% preferred series B
..25
Original preferred
......25
...
♦
[Union Pass—See
38%
Ry—See Phila R T
.
System
Preferred
145
125
105
*
Shawinigan Water A Power
*,
Sioux City Gas A El 7%
pref.100
Sierra Pac Elec 6% pref
100
South Amer Utilities com
...50c
84 preferred
.....60
^toj^da)::;;;;:;;.10?
Union Gas
107
99
111
Seattle Gas common—..
*
1st 85
preferred..........100
2d 35 preferred..
—*
Second Ave RR Cop (N
Y)
♦
2d A 3d Sts
25%
1083
Pennsylvania Power 6% pref.100
6.60% preferred..
—100
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt $7 pref.*
$6 preferred
..*
$5 preferred
*
Pennsylvania State Water, pref.*
Penna Telephone $6 pref
100
Pennsylvania Water A Pow.—.*
People's G L A O (Chic)
100
union
.
Non-voting
7% prior preferred
100'
6% prior preferred
100
Savannah El A Pow 6% pref.100
Scranton Electric 86 pref—..*
Scranton-Spring Brook
Water Service 0% pref——.*
6
20
108
54
San Antonio Pub Serv
7% pf.100
8% preferred...
100
Sangamo Electric com new
—.*
San Joaquin Lt A Power—
103
71
65
.100
ISo
.....
109
96
96
88
*
*
111
J1
60c
30
1
60
—50
Dref
United Gas
Improvement
35 preferred
tl"
6% preferred series C
J00
6% preferred series D
100
5% preferred series E
100
Roch Telep 86% pref.
—100
Rockland Light A Power
10
St Louis County Water pref..100
103
25
21
1st preferred
8*
»
Electric Qo of Missouri—
7% preferred..
100
99
130
185
71
common
Union
18%
JX
83
22
113%
*
*
com..—!..—-1
Elec
preferred
103
110
43%
EX
—100
100
Tidewater Power 6%
6
97
38
135
123
119
100
41%
4%
7%
42%
105%
108%
97
5
Ridge Ave Pass—See Phila R T
28%
Ottawa Traction
—.10b
Pacific A Atlantic Tel (gu)
25
Pacific Gas A Electric........26
1st preferred (0%)—......26
17%
8%
80
106
11%
*
12%
100
.
Amer shares representing com.
Rhode Isld Pub Serv 82 pref
*
100%
& Bridge 4% cum pref
100
Oregon W ash Water pref. .....*
Ottawa Light Heat A Pow...100
Penn Wpstern Gas & El
——.*
—
*
...............
*
*
100
—.100
—.100
Common
6% preferred
Oklahoma Gas A Elec 7% pref 100
6% preferred
100
Okla Nat Gas Corp oom—....15
Preferred
60
6% preferred
100
Omaha A Council Bluffs Railway
.....
pref-*
85 preferred
*
Consolidated Trac of N J.. 100
Rapid Transit St Ry Co
100
So Jersey Gas A Elec Trac—100
Public Serv Co of New HI..
60
N'western Pub Serv 6% pref-100
7% preferred
100
Northwestern Telegraph......60
Ohio Edison 16 pref...........*
17 preferred
—*
Ohio Elec Power 6% pref
100
7% preferred
100
Ohio Power 6% pref
100
Ohio Public Service 5% pref. 100
6% preferred
......100
7% preferred
100
Ohio Service Holding com......l
5% preferred
.........5
Ohio Valley Gas com
—..1
Common non-voting........*
1st preferred
*
Pacific Telep A Teleg
100
6%
preferred
100
Paterson A Passaic Gas A El
100
Pecos Valley Pow & Lt com
*
Peninsular Telep Co com..
*,
Preferred—
100
Penn Central Lt & P $6 pref
..*
82.80 preferred
......
*
Penn-Ohio Edison—
Warrants...
Warrants B.......—.......
Co'of N H_86
8% preferred—
7% preferred
6% preferred
100
6% preferred
Pacific Public Service-
Serv
107
112
112
118
103
100
100
100
100
5
xol*
♦
pfldo
Te3sc
♦3.50
o
2%
4
1
.Texas Blec
Service $6 pref...
[Texas Gas Util
21
85 preferred
Public Serv Corp of N J
Nor States Power (Del) cl A .100
7% preferred
.......100
6% preferred
........100
15 series cum pref...........*
Northern Texas Elec 6% pref.100
Northwest Electric 7 % pref—100
North West Util 7% pref.....100
Preferred
38
97
93
*
CMass^B °W & Lt 00111
102
32
4%
33
.*
hizJS* Preferred
16
(6%)
ilH
'
j4 cum preferred
Q.fo cum prior pref.
Te^^seeElPi8t pref (7%)Ii00
34
27
[Public
Northern Liberties Gas
26
Northern N Y Util pref.— .100
North Penn Gas 7% pref—......
com
30
6
15
♦
Tacony-PatoJra'Bridg^
36
6
3
5
prior pref.
pr<*-
24
31
cum
Preferred"— !I!!! !!!II
alL?er^r Wat Lt, A Pow
12
52
62
62
fft TirPfftTTfiH
7% preferred.——......100
5%% preferred
100
Ohio Water Service A
63
21
40
*
7%
Swiss American
Elec pref
62
24
14
70
10
...
pref 100
7% prior lien
$
55
20
12
46
46
47
7% preferred..
100
.Portland Gas A Coke 7% pref 100
Portland Gas Light
50
Postal Teleg A Cable 7% pref 100
Potomac Edison Co 6% pref..100
7% preferred
—100
Potomac Elec Pow 6% pref...100
5%%
preferred
—100
Power Corp of Canada com
Providence Gas
Public Elec Light pref
100
Public Serv of Colo 7% pref..100
6% preferred
100
Public Serv or Ind prior pref-
.
6%
35
100
A...*
6% pf 100
11%
Pitts Suburban Wat pref—.—100
Plalnfield Uqion Water
*
6% preferred.............]00
7% preferred
100
Northeastern Wat A Elec com..*
Ooip
sSa&'tt.5"0?
28
Ridge Ave Pass (828 pd)—50
2d A 3d Sts Ry guar
50
13th A 15th Sts Pass Ry——50
Union Pass (830 5-6 pd)
50
Union Traction (317% pd)_50
We6t Phila Pass guar
50
Phila Traction—See Phila R T
[Portland Elec Pow 6% pref
com
£lty Water
111%
31%
;
Lt A Pr
Preferred
115
Philadelphia Traction—...50
...
Telep—100
tt0^
El A Tr~8ee"P S
Southwestern
.7
Phila A Darby Pass Ry
50
Phil A Gray's Fy (826 pd)—50
....
........
Ask
77
■22"
60
25
PhilaCityPass Ry(322% pd).60
5%
preferred
100
New York Steam Oo—
Common
17 preferred series A
86 preferred
NY Telephone 6 %% pref—100
N Y Water Serv 6% pref
100
Niagara Hudson Power.....
10
1st pref $5 series..........100
2d pref 5% series A........100
2d pref 6% series B........100
Class A option warrants.......
Class B option warrants
North American Co com.......*
6%
preferred
60
North Amer Edison 16 pref
*
North Amer Light A Pow
1
16 preferred
........*
Nor Amer Utility Sec.. .......*
Nor Bost Ltg Prop com........*
Preferred
.....100
North Continent Util com...100
|
*
119
1I1
Frandf'd A Southwark Pass .50
Germantown
Passenger.—.60
Green A Coates Sts ($16 pd) 50
Hestonville MAP com——50
Preferred
50
107%
common
69K
*
25
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—50
7%
preferred1
50
Citizens Passenger guar
50
Continen Pass Ry (829 pd)_50
Fairm't Pk A Haddington..50
——
mm
-*
Monongahela Lb A Pow
50
Monongahela St Ry_-------60
Phila A Darby—See Phila R T
Phila A Grays—See Phila R T
Philadelphia Elec Co com.——*
99
Bid
com..*
Union Gas com.——.*
Preferred
ok
76
14
18
8
60
85 preferred
Phila Elec Power 8% pref
6
aSJfei
70^ southern
66
Federal St A Pleasant VaI—25
107
B
[So Jot G
Duqueene Light 6% 1st pref100
112
Pari
Nat Gas class A
50
Allegheny Traction
101
of Issue
Stocks
[Southern
Class
98"
Citizens Traction
50
Consolidated Trac pref——50
«•
Pub"8 er
h
Common class B—...——*
J Philadelphia Co com
85 preferred
6% cum preferred
86 cum pref
39%
81
Ask
4
Preferred.
-
Nor Indiana
Bid
Peoples Light A Power com A..*
Peoples Water A Gas pref ---100
Peoria Water Works 7 % pref_100
Phila City Pas*—See Phfla R T
....
-
STOCKS
Par
Stocks
1
.
......
UTILITY
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date
20
100
Wash (D O) Ry A El
com..—100
Wash Gas A Eleci
7% pref
Preferred
100
Washington Wat Pow 6% pref—*
West Penn Elec Oo class a
*
7%
6%
cum
preferred
cum
preferred
—.100
—100
100
6% preferred
:...100
West Phila Pass—See Phila
R T
West Texas Utilities 36
pref—*
West Va Ohio River
Bridge—
Common
Preferred
"!!!".
West Penn Power 7
% pref
77%
....
West Va Water Serv
pref..—.!'
Western Lt A Tel com
1
Preferred...
—.251
Western Massachusetts Cos——'
Western N Y Water pref
'
Western Union
Telegraph—
100
Westmoreland Water pref
♦
..._
96
Wheeling Elec6% pref
.100
Williamsport Water pref———_r
Winnipeg Elec class A—........
108%
99
1
6
24]
25]
26!
PreSrred———!!!!!!!!!!I56
Wisconsin Pow A Lt 6% pref.100
7% preferred
100
Wisconsin Pub Ser Corp 7%
pflOO
-
_6% % preferred——
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref
J*
73
24
100
100
Worcester Trans Assoc
*
York (Pa) Railways pref..——60
York Water Co
87
♦ Without par value.
......
3!
3
23
63
,
65
68%
93
Securities" we include all issues which do not appear
"Investing Companies" and "Public Utilities." Land,"
In the
c^of stocktlhowever,"we putw"textile"Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and of the
"Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Companies" under separate heads, then follow with the rest
heading "Industrial and Miscellaneous
three headings, namely "Railroads"
Under the
the previous
er
Miscellaneous."
"Industrial and
NOTICE—All bond prices are
"and interest" except where
Quotations for all securities are as near as
BONDS
1942.M&S
MISCELLANEOUS
103 M
105
A
J&D / 8U*
deposit——— f 94
100 M
Acadia Sugar Ref 4Ms 1955. A&0
97 M
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s 1948-M&S
99 M
Coll tr g 4s 1947
"---l&V
100 M
10-year 4Mb debs 1940—F&A
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
4-4 MB 1938-1939
A&O 100M
95
deb 6s
Abitibi Power & Paper—
1st M 5s 1953 ser
Certificates of
5-5 Ms
Advance Bag &
101m
100
100 m
Bowser (S
87
Akron Times-Press
77
1st series B
68 1955
Alberta Pacific Grain
-
6s 1946
15-yr
Amer
Amer
----
99 M
48
5M% notes 1956---—J&D/
A™ Lime & Stone 5Ms '51—M&S
Am Mach & Metals 4s 1943—J&J
Amer Radiator deb 4Ms '47-M&N
American Rolling Mill—
Sinking fund deb 5s 1948--J&J
Amer Seating 6s stamped 1946-—
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951——F&A
Debenture 6s 1944
A&O
71
100
90
105 m
73
106
102 m
102
102 m
103 m
118m
/118
96
'42--M&S
6s 1947 J&J /
38
37 m
45
/
/
_
28
21
E*
96
103 m
30
25
97 m
96 m
103 m
46
; 47m
73
1941.A&O
Asbestos
Associated Mtge Co 2-6s 1953
Atl Gulf & W Indies SS Lines—
J&J
77
22
Atlanta Laundries 6Ms w w 1943.
Atlantic Ice Mfg 6s 1945
F&A
Atlantic Refg deb 5s 1937—J&J
72m
96
106
61
30
...
49 M
106
99 M
Avery (B F) & Sons 5s w w'47J&D
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
144
6s with warrants 1938
M&S
144
Stamped w w 1938
M&S
6s without warrants 1938-M&S / 140
Stamped ex-warr 1938.-M&S f 140
102
1st g 5s 1940
M&N
104
5s assented 1940
Baragua Sugar Estates—
Cum inc deb 6s 1947,
..J&J
Barber & Ross 4s 1945.1—.....
Bates Valve Bag Corp—
54,
70
101
1942—..F&A
Bayway Terminal—
12
1st mtge 6Ms 1946-..,—J&J
12
Certificates of deposit
Beattie Sugar 7Ms 1943 ct&. J&D
33
Bedford Pulp & Paper 6Ms 1942- f 101
99
Beech Creek O & C 5a 1944..J&D
97
Bee News Publishg 6s 1943-M&N
106
Beneftcial Loan Soc 6s B 1939 Q-J
105
68 profit share deb 1956
Q-J
15
Berkey & Gay Furn Osstpd 1941.
70
Bethlehem Fdy & Ma 5s*44 A&O
...
36
63
102'
160
96
5
123 m
1941—M&N
79 m
28
98
106
160
141m
141m
105 M
56
102
14
14
87
—A&O
102
92 m
81m
96 m
99
99
99
92
92
92
5Ms 1948 ser A__M&S
Connor Lumb & Land 6s '41 M&N /
Oonsol Biscuit 1st 5M« B '46 M&S
1st 5Ms ser O 1946...
J&D
Consol Cement Corp—
Cum inc 6s 1950—-—..F&A
Cum inc 6% notes 1950—F&A
g
Consolidated Laundries—
Extended 6Ms 1941—_—A&O
Consol Oil s f deb 3 Ms 1951-J&D
Oonsol Paper Corp 5Ms 1961
Consol Textile 1st 8s 1941—J&D
Consolidation Coal Co—
Sinking fund 5s I960-.....J&J
-
Co 1st 6s 1946—J&J
Contairter Corp 1st 6s '46-J&D15
Deb 5s 1943 with warr.-J&D
Continental Roll & Steel Fdy
109"
101?7
1st M conv s
f 6s 1940
J&D
Copley Cement Mfg 6s '41—A&O
Coplay Press 5Ms 1943
F&A
Cosden Oil Corp 1st 6s 1938-M&N
Gen lien 6s 1938--.
M&N
Cosden Petroleum conv 5s *47 J&Jl
t Galled July 1 at 100.
"> b Basis.
103
69
62
71
64
70
103
It*
81
80
100m
86 m
36
59"
83m
84M
88 m
90m
102 M
103m
102 M
28
35
30
1st & coll 3s
29
83m
101M
1937-1939—-J&D
1940-1942. J&D
J&D
96 m
1st & coll 4Ms 1951
Mfg Co 3Ms 1953.-M&S
30"
Inst 7s '63A&0
40 j
Federal Screw Wks conv 6 Ms *39.
Federal Sugar Ref 6s ctf '33 M&N / ....
Fiat s f deb 7s 1946
...J&J
95"
Filtrol Co of Calif 5s 1946— J&D
Finland Residential Mtge Bank
101)
a f 6s stamped 1961
M&S
1033
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s '48M&S
Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif—
105
Sf 5s 1942
M&S
Farmers
"
Farmers Nat Mtge
101
101
S0}
94
94
First Bohemian Glass Works—
•
94
J&J
1st secured 7s 1957
98
96 m
98 m
Follansbee Bros 5s 1947—
100
Conv g
95
102
103m
105 m
100
Forest Lawn 1st s
65
66
101
J&D
f 6s 1949—J&D
103
98"
Ind & Dev Corp—
108 m
Deb 7 Ms 1942
J&J
65 M
Francisco Sugar 6s 1956
M&N
Franklin Coal Co 7s ws 1949-J&J 1 45
105
French Nat Mail SS Lines 6s *52
103 M
Friek-Reid Supply 6s 1943--J&D
94 H
Fruehauf Trailer deb 4M»'47A&0
90
Gair
Gelsenkirchen Mining Co—
49 m
103
83
100 m
101
§1*
38
104m
104 y
101
100
102
61
It 98
110H
115"
104 m
95m
92
(Robt) income notes 6s 1972
M&S
82
3s 1940.J&J
101
6-yr 6% notes 1934
6s 1937
6s 1940
Gen Amer Transport
54
95 A
3m
90
69 m
6M% notes 1946-A&0
Framerican
101M
67 m
59
41m
Flour Mills of America Inc—
5l"
XRiK
97
102
99 m
99
1st & coll 3 Ms
lOl"
105
77
35
deb 1956—J&D
Canadian—
20-year 4s a f
Famous Players
102 m
94 m
82 M
65
98
91
mmmm
v
75"
67
60
(Germany) 7s '45. J&Jl 5
6Ms 1940—
J&D
Debsf 6s 1948
M&N
(Jen Finance conv deb 5s '46.F&A
Conv deb 5s ser B 1951
J&D
Gen Motors Acceptance Corp—
10-year deb 3s 1946——F&A
15-year deb 3 Ms 1951
F&A
Gen Rayon deb 6s 1948 w w. J&D
Gen Stl Cast 1st 5Ms '49 w w.J&J
Deb
92"
105
104 m
•;
37
39
31
31
.
32m
126
100
i55m
101
101m
10054
100 m
deb 6s 1940.A&O
(Jen Vending 6s 1937
F&A
Certificates of deposit
Georgia Marble 1st 6s 1950-M&N
German Atlantic Oahle 7s 1945 —
Gen Theat Eq
/ This price includes accrued interest.
102
100 M
90 m
3% notes 1941-1942
J&J
General Bronze deb 6s '40-.M&N
General Cable Corp—
1st mtge sf 5 Ms 1947 ser A-J&J
Gen Elec
101
1
55
...
65
100
110
53
12
98
102m
70
96 m
66 m
109 x
51
Emporium Capwell Corp—
1st 4s 1952
J&J
4% notes 1942
J&J
Erie Elec Motors 5s 1941
125
Ernesto Breda 7s 1954
F&A
European Mtge & Invest—
83
1st lien 7Ms 1966 ser B...F&A
30
7Ms income 1966
1st lien 7s 1967 ser O
M&S
7s income 1967
106m
Everlastik Inc 1st 7s 1937.M&N
Fairbanks Morse & Co—
90
45
99
107 m
100
mmmm
102
6s 1943
40
Consumers
96m
85M
^
Duplex Razor 6s 1955
Eastern Car Co Ltd 6s 1952-J&J
101M Eastern Cuba Sug 7Ms '37.M&S
Eastern Dairies 6s May 1 1949—
Eastern Mfg 7s ser A 1938—J&D
118
East Temple Corp 6s (w s)
98 m
Eaton Paper 1st 5Ms 1943.M&N
Elec Auto-Lite deb 4s 1952.F&A
Elk Horn Coal 1st 6Ms 1931.J&D
100
7% notes 1931
...J&D
8m
Coll s f 4s 1956
—J&D
Empire Oil & Refg Co—
1st & coll tr 5 Ms 1942
A&O
97
Empire Sheet & Tin Plate—
71
AB 1948
Q-M
1952—.
-Q-J
f 5s 1943.F&A f T
76
Income 5s 1970
95
Colo Indus 1st 5s A & B 1934 F&A
96 m
Oommerc'l Credit 3Ms 1951 A&O
98 M
2Ms debentures 1942.
J&D
Gomm'l Disc t (L A) 6s '39—A&O
Commercial Invest Trust Corp—
100m
Debenture 3 Ms 1951..—J&J
Commerz-und Privat-Bk Germ'y)
/ 46 m
5M % notes'37(Am pt ctf)M&N
Commonwealth Subsidiary Corp-
-
101
101H
Durham
69
6s series AO
5s 1950
>
1
J&J
City Ice (Kansas) 6s 1940—A&O
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940--J&J
Cleve-Cliffs Iron 4Ms 1950.M&N
Cleve Tractor conv 5s 1945.M&N
Collateral Bankers Inc—
7s series A & B 1960
Q-F
7s series O 1959———Q-M
7s series D 1956--.
Q-J
6s series AA 1953
Q-F
Deb
105
84 m
Debenture 5s series A 1955
Debenture 5a series B 1955
74m
160
99
Colo Fuel & Iron s
99
6% conv notes 1045
M&S
Atlas Pipeline Corp 6s 1945-M&N
Gen conv 6s 1950
Auburn Automobile—
Conv deb 4 Ms 1939
J&J
Autocar Co 7s ext 1947
M&N
55
/
6s series
73 m
99 J-
Atl Sug Ref 1st s f 4s *51.—M&N
Atlas Imperial Diesel Engine—
Called Aug. 15 at 105.
.
Chicago Stk Yards 5s 1961.A&0
Childs Co deb 5s 1943
A&O
Chilean Nitrate inc 5s 1968—J&D
72
72
A&O
Corp inc 6s 1941—J&J 1100
♦
6
Term & Cold Storage
Debsf 5Ms 1942
70
70
1st 5s Feb 1 1952
Deb 6s ex-warr
10
/
Deb s f 5Ms 1948
M&S
Cespedes Sugar 7Ms Sept 1 '39—
Champion Pap Corp 6s 45--F&A
Champion Paper & Fibre Co—
4Ms s f deb 1950
M&S
98
98
B
5s Jan 1 1959
117m
97 m
Chateaugay Ore &
-
Coll tr g
98 m
M&S
M&S
Iron—
Guar gold 4s 1942
Chic Pneumatic Tool Co—
/
sink fund 6s 1942-J&D
Dufferin Paving & Stone-
63"
101
Certain-teed Prod Corp—
33 m
98 m
102""
100
105m
1st mtge
62
47
40
35
Driver Harris Co—
6Ms 1952
1st 8s
88 m
102
50 m
40
'55—M&S
104m
.73m
39
31m
_
Arnold Print Wks 6Ms
Dominion Textile 4Ms
101
Central Steel
105 m
Anthony (E C)—
1st s f 6s (San Fran) 1942.J&D
1st 8 f 6s (Los Ang) 1942--J&D
Arcade Malleable Iron 7s 1943
Armour & Co of Delaware—
1955.F&A
1st mtge 4s series O 1957.-J&J
Armstrong Cork deb 4s 1950-J&J
Central Ry
33
87 m
100m
M&N
Deb 4M« ser A 1951
21
,106
40
105m
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate—
Sink fund income deb 1967 J&J /
Antilla Sugar Estates—
Income deb 6s 1951.—-J&J f
1st M 20-yr 4s ser
125
101
34
30
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co—
104m
108 M
1947.F&A
1st mtge 6s 1941—
Gen mtge 5s 1941
32
_
73"
Central Foundry Co—
Am Wire Fabrics 1st 7s
Anaconda Copper Mining Co—
Sink fund deb 4Ms 1950--A&O
Debenture 4 Ms w w
90
/ 150
'W-S) 1949
Non-cum inc 5s (ex-etk) 1949— / 82
97
Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 0s '42. M&N
104 m
Dom Coal 1st s f 5s 1940
M&N
Cum inc deb 6s 1955
M&S /101M
104
Dominion Steel & Coal 6 Ms 1955
103 m
—J&J
15-yr deb 5s with warr '50M&N
Carthage Marble 6 Ms 1942
Cassco Corp inc 6s 1949
M&S
Celotex Corp—
97"
92
f 6s Oct l&O155'60 A /
Donnacona Pap 4-4 Ms '56-.F&A
Dow Chem Co deb 3s 1951-.J&D
Ltd 4s'51M&N
105 m
_
—
93
s
107-
1946--M&N
25-yr guar 5s 1955
M&
Canadian Vickers 6s Aug 1 1947.
Caribbean Sugar 7s stmp 1941—Carriers & General Corp—
105
Farm Ln
Ts
1941
F&A
Can Cement 1st 4 Ms ser A'51 M&N
Canada SS L deb 5s '43—F&A15
1st & gen M 6s 1941 ser A.A&O
1st & gen 5s 1957
Canadian Bakeries 6Ms '45.M&S
100 m
101H
Non-cum inc 5s
64
20
JRR>*
105
103 m
73 m
Dickey (W S) Clay Mfg Co—
§°4*
104m
J&J
Canadian Nat Steamships—
103 m
70m
63 m
50
67
Canada Bread 6s
1st M 6s 1949
80
60
ctfs 1942
Campbell River Timb 6s '41-J&J
Canadian Canners
s
Deutsche Rentenbank—
44
88
Camaguey Sugar 7s
100 m
52
96
106 M
104 m
102 m
60
100 m
f Nov 1 1950—M&N
Crown Wlllamet Pap 6s '51.-J&J
66
Crucible Steel Co deb 5s '40.M&N
61
J&D
Cuban Tobacco 5s 1944
61
Cudahy Packing 3 Ms A '55-M&S
104
Conv s f deb 4s 1950.
-.M&S
Dairyland Inc 1st s f 5s 1946.M&S
Davidson Chem 6Ms 1937—A&O
De Bardeleben Coal Corp—
90
1st mtge 6s 1953
_J&D
89 m
Certificates of depositM&S
106 m Deep Rock Oil 7s 1937
Detroit Times deb 6s to '43.M&S
Deutsche Bank (Berlin)—
6% notes (Am part ctfs)..M&S
96
Stamped (Mar '33 coup on) '35
6s extended 1938
M&S
116
15-yr 4s
69
Canadian Internat Paper—
_
New conv 6s 1961
104 m
106 M
59
94
M&N
Crown Cork & Seal Co Inc—
78
1955
100
58
19
41
.
California Packing Corp—
Cons deb 5s 1940
106m
1949
M&N
International Corp—
Oonv 5Ms 1949
J&J
Amer La France & Foamlte—
-
112
A&O
J&J
*60—A&O
100 M Butterick Co 6% notes *39—A&O
98 m Byers Machine 3-6s
Cons g 5s Jan
i55m
Oonv deb 5Ms
Amer Writ Paper 1st
Certificates of deposit
95
92
Bush Term Bldg 1st 5s
41m
Amer I G Chem Corp—
American Type Founders Inc—
Conf s f deb 2M-5s 1950—J&J
95
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952
Canada Biscuit 6Ms
6s 1942
F&A
(Pa) 6s '48--J&D
Dept St's (Del) 6s *47-J&D
Ice Co deb 5s 1953
J&D
Amer
Income 5s 1958
55
55
65
Amer Colortype
Amer Dept St's
105m
Burns & Co Ltd 1st s f 5s
26 m
85
104 m
106 m
88 m
1961--M&S
1958 J&J /
J&J J
Burns Bros deb 5s A
100 m
Without warrants-—
New 3-6s 1943
s
98"
97 m
*■
Alpine Montan Steel Corp—
list s f 7s 1955
M&S
Aluminum Co debs 5s 1952--M&S
Aluminium Ltd s f deb 5s *48-J& J
Amer Aggregates Corp—
Deb 6s '43 ser A with war.F&A
89
J&J
1948
66
100
99
Mfg 6s ext 1941
(Copenhagen)
f extl 6s 1940
-J&J
75
82
98M
100 M
98 m
Sinking fund deb 5s 1946.F&A
—
Burmeister & Wain
77
97
25
J&J
Algoma Steel 1st 5s 1962----A&O
Allied Mtg inc coll 2-5s 1953. J&D
Allied St's Corp deb 4mb '50-A&o
Debenture 4Mb 1951—
102m
Budd (B G)
144
*
31m
,59
M&N
Bryant Paper 6s A 1942
•
59
99 X
Crowley Milner & Co—
Deb 5Ms 1946
19
F&A
1950
Cosgrove Meehan Coal 6Ms 1945.
Co 3 Ms « f deb 1951. J&D
Creameries of America—
Credit Service deb 6s w w '48.Q-F
18m
M&N
F) 7s 1944
15-yr s f deb 3 Ms
25
1955
----100
Alabama Co 6s 1938
M&N
100
Ala Cons Coal & Iron 5s '38. M&N
/ 128
Alabama Mills 6s (w s) 1953
73
Without stock
Albany Perf Wrapping Corp—
61
1st M coll tr 6s 1948A&O
66
6s assented w w 1948—-—
Income 6s
136m
101M
103 m
94
105
Brandram-Henderson 6s '39 M&S
6s 1956
----British Am Oil deb 4s 1945..M&S
British Columbia Pulp & Paper—
1st 6s 1950-—
—M&N
Gensf 7s 1950
M&N
Brown Co 1st 5Ms 1946
A&O
1st 5Ms 1950 ser B
M&S
Brown Shoe Co Inc—
90
72
101
88
,--r
1937—------J&J
1st 6s 45 A&O
By-Prod 6s 1955—J&J
Aeolian Co 6s
Alabama
95
52-J&D
Paper 6s
Ex scrip
With scrip
133
-
102
1940-1945—-----A&O
116
22
20
Crane
108m
1942
M&N
Purch money 6s 1998—Q-Feb
Cons M s f 4 Ms ser I) '60. - J&J
Beth Steel Corp 4 Ms to 1941 J&J
3 Ms series E 1966
A&O
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941-.-A&C
Botany Cons Mills 6 Ms '34.A&0
Certificates of deposit
1st lien & ref 5s
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bethlehem Steel Co—
INDUSTRIAL AND
Abbotts Dairies
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Bid
Bonds
marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
day of the month preceding the date of issue
possible for the closing
* Last sale, n Nominal.
75
72
&
26
-
14
15
91
25m
27
20
25
28m
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
INDUSTRIAL &
JCLY, 1937]
83
NOTICE—All bond price* ere "and interest" except where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bond*
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue -
Bonds
Bid
German Bldg & L'd Bk 6M® 1948
Glen Alden Coal M s f 4s '65 MAS
Globe Industrial Loan 6s 1955 J& J
Globe Wernicke 6s Oct 11944
\ 213
783
100
Godchaux Sug 1st s f 5s '47.M&N
Good Hope St & Ir Wks (Germ'y)
S f g 7s Oct 15 1945-.A&015 /
Goodrich (B F) Deb g 61945 J&D
1st mtge 43^s 1956.
J&D
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
1st mtge coll tr 5s 1957--M&N
Gordon Baking Oo (Mich)—
5s series
B
79
85
Gobel (Adolf) Inc■
Oonv deb 4 Ms ser A 1941 .M&S
79
74
104
HHWOOoeo
103 M
100
100
Grand Trunk Ry Term
6 Cold Stor 1st 6Ms 1952— /
Graton & Knight 4 Ms '51--J&D
1st a f 5s 1955™—A&O /
Grigsby-Gruno at conv 6s '36 M&S f
conv 6s 1945- J&D
Gulf States Steel 4 Ms 1961 .A&O
Hall (F W> Printing Co—
•
Certificates of
unstamped 1939
Harpen Mining Corp—
1942. --- —A&O
Layne & Bowler 3-6Ms 1947—-.
Lehigh O & Nav fund 4s *48 J&J
J&J /
Harris-Seybold-Potter— »■
Oonv s f deb 5s 1951—A&O
Hawley Pulp & Paper Co—
1st 6s s f 1946--.
J&J
Haytian Corp income 8s 1938——
Hearst Magazines—
6s 1937-1938
M&S
Hearst Publlca 6M® to 1947-M&N
Heller (Walter E) 4s ww '46-A&0
Helvetia Coal Min 1st 5s '38.A&0
Hightstown Rug 6Hs w w 1944—
Hines Land & Timber 6s '48--J&J
Hoe (R) & Co 5-7s 1944A&O
4 M-6 M® 1st mtge 1944...A&O
.
1944..-------F&A
1954——.—-F&A
1964—-——F&A
95
60
57
89 M
99 M
96M
100
24
100 H
97
w
25
98M
97M
97
86
85
88'"
,74
'
«.«.«■
deposit
99M
00 H
96 H
Journal of Commerce 6M® 1937.
Extsf 6 Ms 1947.
-J&J
85"
mm. mm m mm m
Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
1st 6s 1943 with Am shs—M&N
Ctfs of dep w w stpd 1943
6s stamped (par $925) 1943
6s with warr (par $925) 1943—
Keith (B F) Corp 6s 1946—M&S
,
Kelly Springfield Tire 6s '42.A&0
6s stamped 1942Kelsey Hayes Wh'l 1st 6s '48. J&J
15-yr conv deb 6s 1948
J&J
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
8M-6M® 1945—J&D
Kentucky Securities coll 5s 1940.
Keokee Cons Coke 5s 1959-.J&J
Keystone Steel & Wire—
2% notes 1937-1938
.M&N
3% notes 1939-1941..
M&N
4% notes 1942-1945—.—M&N
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
1st mtge 5s 1943 ser A——J&J
Rings Co Refrig 6s 1942—.A&O
Kingsport Press 6Ms 1939--F&A
Kingston Elevator 1st 6s '50 M&N
Kinney (G R) ext 5«s 1941.J&D
Kir by Lumber 6s 1938
—J&J16
New 1st 4s 1947
J&J16
Kobolyt Corp 6M® 1943——M&S
Koppers Co—
1st M & co l 4s 1951..
M&N
Kresge Foundation—
10-year coll tr 4s 1945—-J&J
3 Mi" coll trust notes 1947.F&A
Kreuger & Toll—
/
5s uniform ctfs of dep 1959-""♦Called July 1 at 105.
b Basis,
40
42
55
.
1949. J&D / 80
1948.M&S / 45
74
88M
165
McColi Froh uac Oil 6s 1949.A&O
36
i.
McCoid Rad & Mfg-*
Deb 6s 1943 with warr
36
102
;
F&A
McCrory Stores Corp—
5s s f deb 1951.
—M&N
88
78
80
107
28M
20-yr conv deb 5Ms 1950-M&N
Mead (The) Corp—
1st M 6s 1945 with warr—M&N
102M
Mengel Co conv 4M8 1947—M&S
Merchants Distilling Corp—
5% conv deb 1947——.—M&S
Messenger Corp deb 4 Ms *51 J&J
105
104M
74*" Metropolitan Ice 7s 1954—J&J
73""
Metropolitan Wat Sew & DramBoard s f 5 Ms 19501
A&O
,102M
Miag Mill Mach'y 1st 7s 1956.. f 23
QQ •''
yy
103M Mich Tann & Extract 6Ms*38M&S
1
1st mtge s f 5Ms w w
j 65
08**
mm
100
93 K
105
28
lsts f 5s.1953 ser A
r__M&N
Pearl River Valley Lumber—
1st income 4-5s 1945.....M&S /
Penn Mercantile Properties—
Secured 5Ms 4948-.——A&O /
Secured s f 3-4s 1961--.—J&J /
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp
1st m s f 6s 1941 ser A.M&S15
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—
1st s f 4Ms I960..—..—J&D
71M
103/
97)
ser
x-w
ser
101
93
75
75
98
42
82
95
100H
100M
102M
101H
101M
65
99
100*"
99M
102 M
94
95
22
25 M
mm mm
66*"
98
91M
67 M
103 H
47
42
^
98M
100 H
88 H
60
89
91
115
60
52 M
54""
100
105
s
90
92
22
24
109M
85
/
/
22 M
10
104
f 6s 1946.M&N
95'
14M
7
7
Pocahontas Consol Collieries—
1st gold 58 1957 op———J&J
103 M
Poor & Oo s f deb 4s1946—A&O
100M
Port Arthur Oinal & Dock—See
RK
Portld Woolen Mills 6 M®'41 M&N
98
Porto Rican Amer Tobacco—
98 M
Potrero Sugar-*
7s stamped 1947
Pratt Cons Coal 1st
Nat
100M
10XH
s f 5s *55 J&J
Pressed Steel Car Oo—
104M
105 H
Income deb 5s 1951
Produce Term & Cold
106
51
1st income 6s 1958.——J&D
Protestant Church of Germany—
7s 1946-.-.—
A&O
Dairy Prod 3Ms w w'6l M&N
National Distillers Products—•
10-yr deb 4Ms May 1 '45.M&N
National Fire
Proofiiig
n(T—
_
1st M conv 5Ms A 1946.M&N
102
Cum conv inc 5b 1952—.M&N / 48
Nat Food Products 6s *44.—M&N / 30
Coll conv 6s w s ser A '44.M&N
f 6s 1943—A&O
/, 38
103 M
104 M
100
Nat Radiator 6Ms 1947—F&A/ 40
Certificates or deposit.
40
5s 1946
/ 52
National Steel Corp—
s
1st coll mtge « f 4s June 1 1965Nat Union Mtge 2-6s ser A1954
2-5s series B 1954........
104M
52 M
28
Laundry 6s 1936...
40
4-5s 1956..............
New Niquero Sugar 3 Ms 1937N Y Dock Co—1st g 4s *51 .F&A
Serial 5% notes 1938...
A&O
.Certificates of deposit
N Y L E & W O & RR—- •
"
®Plst 6s ext 5M% 1942_
M&N
65
48
t Called July 1 at 101M«
_
56 M
55 M
55M
J&J
71
90
—J&J
Storage—
93 M
85
f
Paper Ltd 5M« 1947—M&N
19
102M
Pure Oil Oo—
15-yr s f 4 M® w w 1950-—J&J T043«32
k 113M
4K® w w drawn 1950
102«»32
4M* without warrants 1950—.
—
4
x-w
drawn 1950—
—* *102'®32
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948—
J&J
Quaker City Cold Storage—
lstsf 5s 1953——M&N
104 M Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp—
Part paid ctfs (for 6% deb and
54
common stock) 65% paid—Debentur» gold 6s 1941— J&D
Oonvsfdeb 5Ms 1947.
Railway Express Agency Inc—
Serial 5s 1938 (s-a)..—.M&S
57 %
Series 5s 1939-*49 (s-a)..M&S
57
54
96 M
_
53
106M
96
...
64
Reliance Bronze & Steel 6s 1944— /
Remington Rand Inc—
101
74
M&N
Conv 6s 1942
Prov
45"*
Nat Lumber & Creosotlng 5Ms..
Nat Oil Prod deb 4s 1952...J&D
....
25
i 1952—J&D
26
New England
103 H
100
■'
>
Phoanix Silk Mills 7s 1943
/ 18
Pickering Lumber 6s A '46.-M&N / 32M
Pierce Butler & Pierce 6Ms '42.. f
Ai*
107
Pillsbury Flour Mills 6s 1943 A&O
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s 1942.
f 18
Pirelli Co of Italy con 7s *52 M&N
95
Pitts Coke & Ir oonv 4 Ms'52 M&S
98M
Pittsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 '49..J&J
109
Pittsburgh Coal CoSinking fiind deb 6s 1949.F&A
106M
Pittsburgh Coke & Iron Oo—
98
1st mtge conv 4 M® 1952—M&S
Pitts Steel s f 6s 1948
F&A
102M
98
.
98
w
conv 6s 1944.M&S
Phila & Read O & 15s 1973—J&J
Conv deb 6s 1949-s.—.—M&S
99M
100M
96 M
....
102M
'
—
60
(Oonde) 6Ms Dec 15 1937.
Nat Gypsum
102
w w
Phoenix Iron 1st
106
81
68
3 1951.—..J&D
6% notes
Nat'l Acme 4 Ms ext to '46.. J&D
Nat'l Baking 6s ser A 1941.M&N
Nat Container deb 5 Ms '52. A&O
Nast
99
•'
104M
-..—M&S /
1938—... M&S
'
75
I 1941——J&D
2 1946——J&D
ser 4 1956*.....J&D
58
Munising Paper 6s A&B *43 .A&O
108 M
97
Munson Steamship Line95
Secured 6s 1937—_—.—J&j
13M
Deb 6Ms Jan. 1 1937
6
A&O
40 M
Certificates of deposit......
6
15
Namm (A I) & Son—See Mfrs Tr Co.
Nassau (Ger) Landbank 6Ms 1938 f 23
99 M
:
-
•••
•
'
99M
6s w w 1943—;
90
104M
1947.M&S
2 '66.A&0,
6s series 4 1933
M&N /
5 Ms series 16 1940—M&N "
Mortbon Corp—
ser
mmaam
105
95
Pettibone MuJliken—
k40
Morgan Engng 8s 1941—.M&N
ser
49
101M
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind. & L
Monroe Coal Mining 6s 1947
Montreal Cotton deb 5s '43-M&N
Coll A 5s
OollB 5s
Oell O 5s
Coll D 5s
25
95 M
1945.F&A
Phila Brew 1st
6s
22
•
30
sec
92
'
63M
96 M
92
91
89
.
26
103 H Mtge-Bond Co 4s
51M
3.40%
93 M
5Ms without warr 1945—
Norwestern Term Co 5s '48..J&D / 20
Norwegian Hy-Elec Nitrog Oorp126
Ref & imp 5Ms '57 ser A.M&N
102 M
98M
Nova Scotia S & O 5s 1959..J&J
69
6s perpetual stock—
32
71*"
...J&J
O'Gara Coal 5a 55 op aft'08 M&S
13
71
Ohio Fin deb 6Ms ww 1944.M&N
103 M
71
Oonv s f 5s 1951——.F&A
104
128
102
119M Ohio Leather conv deb 5s '46. J&J
Okonite Co 6s stmp 1942
100
83
.J&D
Old Ben Coal Corp 6s (w s) 1948
30
65
Inc deb 7Ms (w s) Aug 1 1953.
7
62
Oregon-Am Lumber 6s 1942.A&O
40
45
Oregon Pulp & Paper 6 Ms to
60
98
Apr 30 '37,6 % to 1945.—M&N
22
Oreg Terminals6Ms A1942.M&N
1st income 5s 194549
...A&O
103 M Orono Pulp & Paper 6s 1943. J&J
Osgood Go deb g 6s 1943
.J&D
O'SulIivan Rubber—
83
96
SMsww 1947—*—-.-A&O
50
89
Oswego FallsCorp 4 Ms 1952.M&S
Otis Steel s f 4 Ms A 1962—.J&J
90
90M
Oxford Maimi P^per 6s 1947-F&A
94
98" Pacific Atlantic SS 2-5s '43.M&N / 31
Pac Coast Cement 6s A1942. J&D
85
Pacific Coast Co 5a 1946
.J&D
64
102 M
102 M Palmer Corp of La 1st 6s '48. J&D
Pan Amer Petrol Co (of Calif)—
1st conv s f 6s 1940—.J&D15 / 34M
95 M
Certificates of deposit. .
/ 34M
103 H Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
1st mtge & lien 4s 1952
M&S
99 X
103 H Paramount Pictures 6s 1955- J&J
Conv deb 3 Ms 1947——M&S
87 M
Parmelee Transportation Oo—
105
S f conv deb 6s 1944.—.A&O
106
5-yr 6% notes 1931...—M&S
Minn Valley Canning 6s '41—J&J
Mohawk Rubber ext 6s 1938 A&O
lOOM
96
cj»o 000
98
Phelps Dodge—
Conv deb 3 M®
100 %
!
99
56
'
100'
b 4.10
...
65
65
65
10 M
40
102M
I Jan 1 '38-'43
Debenture 6s 1943
M&N
Northern Redwood Lumber—
6s 1937:
—J&D /
N'west Pub's Deb 4 Ms 1948.J&J
Northwestern Barb Wire Oo—1
13 y
10
96 M
95
95
lQiH
25
104 M
123 M
123 M
ser
Northern Elec & Nor Pap Mills—
1st mtge 5s to 1948...—M&N
95"
78
60
95
63
59
55
97
Equip trust 4s
Middle States Petrol 6Ms 1945..
85
Miller & Hart Inc. deb 6s '43.J&J
47
Miller & Lux Inc 1st M 6s '45A&0 / 119
7% gold notes 1935.—*-A&0
Minnesota & Ontario Paper Co—
1st 6s series A 1945....
63 M
A&O
1st 68 series B 1948..
J&j
63 M
1st 6s series O 1950.——M&N
78
100
20-yr s f 6s 1947.
..M&N
New 6-4% 1947—...... .M&N
North Western Refrigerator Line
98 J
95
85
97 M
54 M
94
Nar Amer Refract 6 Ms 1944. J&J
North German Lloyd—
16
88
.98
27M
9§M
f
>
M&S /
Income 6_Ms 1953—
4.00%
4.00%
4.80%
4.00%
Peabody Coal Oo (Consol Co)—
99
..
i\H
^
1943——..—M&S
....
102 M
McKesson & Robbins inc—
93
93M
B*
.
97 H
Massey-Harris Co 5s 1947..A&O
McCallum Hosiery 6M® *41-A&O Ik 60
102
99 M
41M McCloud River Lumb 5s '48 J&J
76M
103
119
81
1st mtge s f 68 1947-.--..A&O
Martin (Glenn L) conv 6s 1939—
107 M
Joseph & Feiss 5s 1943—.—M&S
69
126M
Marion Steam Shovel
Morris Plan
ioiH
/
/
Mansfield Min & Smelting-—
7s without warrants 1941. M&N / 27
Mfirs Tr Co ctfs of partic in A_I
Namm & Son 6s 1943—.J&D
102 M
97*"
13M
71
94
124
98M
/ 20
/
1st 7 M® '42—A&O
Cettifieates of deposit.—.
1st s f 4s 1957
...F&A
Manhattan Refrig 5 Ms 1941 .J&J
2 Ms to 1938.5 Ms to
Marine Elev (Buff) 7s
54
.
122
—
J&J
North Amer Cement Corp—
Deb 6 Ms A with warr '40-M&S
—
/ 22
104M
122
Manati Sugar
89
42M
101 %
10-yr sec s f 5M® 1940---M&N
41
Hudson Coal 1st 5s 1962 A..J&D
Hud Riv Day Line 6s 1939— M&S
73
Hungarian Disc & Exch Bank—
35-yr s f 7s 1963J&J / 33
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—_
Sinking fund 7M® 1963—A&O / 32
Hygrade Food Products Corp—
1st & ref 6s Jan 1949 A—.A&O
75M
76
6s 1949 series B———-J&J
95
Ice Service 1st 6M® 1937—J&D
85
1st 6Ms 1939
J&D
106 H
Illinois Steel deb 4 he 1940—A&O
Hseder Steel mtge 6i 1948—F&A f
,25M
110
Independent Brewing 6s '55.J&J
Indiana Ice & Fuel 6Ms A 1947—
14
Ind limestone Inc 6s 1952—M&N
84
Prior lien s f 6s 1942—M&N
Industrial Acceptance 4s 1952 J&J
95
Inland St'l 3 Ms ser D 1961—F&A
103
Interlake Iron Corp—
95 M
Conv deb s f 4s 1947—*. A&O
Internat Agricultural Corp—
1st & coll tr s f 5s 1942...M&N
100K
International Match Corp—
Deb s f 5s 1947.;——M&N
OH
Certificates of deposit———
13 H
Conv deb 5s 1941.
-J&J15 jf
OH
Certificates of
-
mi Maple Leaf Milling-*
88M
85 H
96
Internat Mercantile Marin
1st M coll trust 6s 1941—A&O
International Paper—
1st & ref s f 5s 1947 ser A—J&J
1st & ref s f 5s ser B, 1947—J&J
Ref mtge 6s 1955 ser A
M&S
Internat Pow & Pap of Nfld
1st M 5s 1968.
—J&J
1st 4M® 1968——————J&J
Internat Salt g 5s 1951 opt. .A&O
Isotta Fraschini 7s 1942 ....J&D
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron
Indiana Co 1st s f 5s 1950—J&J
Jones & Laughlin Steel—
1st mtge 4Ms ser A 1961*. w&8
-
54M
95
89
84
Equip trust 4Mb Aug 1 '37-'46_ 6 4.75
Equip trust 4Ms Nov25*37-43 b 4.75
Equipt tr 4 Ms 1937-47 J&D15 b 4.75
Equip trust oMs Sept 1 *37-*44. 6 4.75
37M
93 %
1974----—-F&A
Sec 6%_gold notes 1938...J&J
Leonard Tietz—See Tietz
Leipzig Trade Fair 7s 19o3-M&N
Libby McNeil &Libb 5s '42-A&0
Liggett & Myers g 7s 1944.-A&O
Gold bonds 5s 1951
-F&A
Lindsay Nunn Pub 6s 1944—M&S
Lion Oil 4Ms 1952
-----A&O
Loew's Inc deb s f 3
1946-F&A
Logan County Coal 7s 1942-M&N
Long Bell Lumb 6s se* A 42-J&J
6s series B 1943...——-A&O
6s series O 1946—————F&A
Loiillard (P) Co g 7s 1944—A&O
..
100
97M
Deb 4s 1941
North Amer Car—
31H
82
83
_
102
81
5s, 1951—
F&A
Lukens Steel 5s extend 1955 M&N
25
Houston Oil Co of Texas—
1st & ref 5s
1st & ref 5s
1st & ref 5s
-
107""
.
Holly Sugar 1st 4s 1947
A&O
Home 8erv(LoaAng)6 Hp '42 A&O
Home Serv(Portl. Ore)7s *41 A&O
81M
6Ms
22M \
97M Lehigh Valley Coal---
94M
Holland-Amer Line 6s '47—M&N
101M
104M
s
100
105M
New York Trap Rock Corp— '
1st M s f 6s 1946
—J&D
6s 8tamped 1946
Partic deb 2d mtge 7s 1946 J&D
N Y World's Fair 1939—
;
,
Bid
Ev^g Journal 6 Ms *37—J&D
N Y L E & W D & I 1st 6s '13
Extended at 5% to 1943...J&J
N Y
Shipbuildinglst 5s Not. 1*46
95
12
87
96 M
99M
Bonds
N Y
100
58
73
....
6s with warr for Am shs
%6H
deposit——— / 36
30 M
f g 4Ms 1954—--—J&J
Cons S f 4 Ms 1954 ser O—J&J
21M
•I
102 M
97
95
101M
98 M
■
108 M
32
101
Deb g 5 Ms
Cons
99
Ask
«...
m*mm
,
99/
1st & coll 6s stmp 1947-.-M&N
Hamilton By-Prod Coke Ovens—
1st s f 5s ser A 1955
—M&N
Gen sinking fund 6s 1956--A&O
Hamilton Mfg 5s w w 1951. .M&S
Hansa Steamship Lines—
10-yr 6s 1939 stamped
A&O
68
Lane Bryant Inc—ti
8 f deb 6s 1940 with
1st & ref 5s
Groc St's Prod
■
Superior Corp nation—.
1st & coll tr gold 5s 1944—J&D /
1st mtge income 1975—- -J&D
Lawrence Portland Cement Co-—
98
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd—
■
Lackawanna Steel 5s 1950—M&S .107
La France Textile 1st 6s '42. J&D / 43
Lake Erie Bolt & Nut—
100
5-6s April 1 1946.*—- - * — J&J
Lake St John Po & Pr 6M®1942.. f 123
/ 133
6Ms Feb 1 1947.
100 H
1st 5 Ms 1961.
Debenture 5s 1961---—.--.
80 M
warr.M&N
Langendorf Un Bak 6 M® 41 M&N
104
Lautaro, Nitrate Co—
1st conv 6s 1954 with war—J&J /
101M
103M
1945-50—J&D
Bid
Lake
26
Gotham Silk Hosiery—
5 f deb 5s w w 1946-..M&S
97
Gould Coupler 1st 6s 1940—F&A / 198
Gould Manufacturing 6s '42.A&O
99 M
Graham Paige Co 1st 6s '38.F&A
84 M
93
Granby Consol Min & Sm 5s 1942
Bonds
Ask
19
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
104
109
22
•
106
101 %
/ This price inohiHaa annrned interest
103
106
106 M
;
INDUSTRIAL
84
Republic Motor Truck Co Inc—
Deb 6)*s 1937 with warr.-J&J
99
Republic Steel Oorp—■
.
Gen mtge conv 4)4s A 50-M&B
Gen mtge 4^s ser B 1961 _F&A
Gen mtge 4 Hb ser O 1966 M&N
Purchase money 5Hb 64.M&N
Restigouche Paper Ltd 6s 1948—
Revere Copper & Brass—
1st mtge 4Hb at 1?66-----J^J
Reynolds Met deb 3 &s 51..J&D
Rheinelbe Union 7s 1946----J&J /
Rhine-Main-Danube 7s '50 M&S /
Rhode Island Ice 6s 1948---M&N /
5s with stock 1961—,-—-— /
Richardson & Boynton Co
Cum Income 4s 1945J&J /
Richfield OU of California—
Coll tr 6s 1944 ser A
M&N /
Certificates of deposit
Conv f s 4s 1952------Richm'd Cedar Wks 6J4s'45 J&J
Richmond Hos Mills 7s138-F&A
114)4
101
102
95)4
115
Riordon Pulp & Paper Ltd—■
1st 6s June 30 1942__. J&D30
River Raisin Pap 1st 6s '45--F&A
Roberts & Oake (Chi) 6s '44.M&N
Roch & Pitts O & I 5s '46—-M&N
30)4
30
8
16
—
6Hs 1946
Rom Oath Church Welfare
30
4414
45
102
3214
.__
166
A&O
9814
Rueping (F) Leather 6s 1940---25
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948--— A&O /
Ruhr Housing 6)4» 1958-— .J&J f 23
Safeway Stores 4s s f deb 47-J&D
St Clair Furnace 1st 5s '39-- F&A
99
105
Joseph Stock Yds 5s 40-St Louis Gas & Coke Corp—
F&A
J&D /
-.
9114
2314
23
2514
2214
2014
2314
J&J
Stamped (July 1933 coup on)
Guar s r 6)4s 1946 ser B-.A&O
Stamped
-
25
2014
7714
10914
'45—M&S
Scott Paper deb 3)4s 1952—M&S
Scovill MfgCo 5Hs 1945---J&J
Scripps (E W) deb SHs 1943 F&A
Schulze Baking 1st 6s
Scrnhn Steel 1st 6s stmpd *41
Securities Accept Con? 5s
Seneca Copper 7s 1933
Servel Corp 5s 1948
Sharon Steel Corp—
4)4s conv deb
10614
24
174
26"
9914
13
83
60"
35
26
*46 J&D
92
101
J&J / 18
107
J&J
s
97
1951—M&S
102
?345"
♦
105
70
97
102
99)4
J&J
J&J
99
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd
1st 4)4s 1951
J&D
102)4
Smith (L C) & Corona Typewr'rs
Deb 2 % to 4 )4 % '37 to '46-J&J
Smith & Wesson 5 Ha 1938
100
70
Socony-Vacuum OU—
Deb 3)4s 1950
105)4
A&O
South Coast Corp—
Gen mtge inc 6s AprU 1950
1 80
Southern Advance Bag & Paper—
1st s f 6s 1947
J&D
10014
Southern Brighton Mills—
72
1st gtd 7s 1940
—J&D
72
1st gtd 614s 1940
J&D
71
Sou Ice & UtU conv 6s 1946-F&A
Southern Ice 1st & ref 8s '42 „A&O
60
Southern Kraft Oorp—
1st leasehold 4 lis 1946
J&D
9914
Southern New England Ice—
1st s f 4 H& 1967
47
A&O
-
Products—
1938
M&N
Conv income 5s 1944
So'western Devel't 4s 1942—J&J
Spang Ohalf't & Co 1st 5s '48 J&J
Springfield Ice 7s 1944
Staley (A E) 1st mtge 4s '46-F&A
Standard Ice 1st 6s 1947
F&A
Stand Oil (N J) deb 3s '61-..J&D
99
„
22
110
107
103
23
•
i
i
t
i
i
i
i
i
« «
50
58
F&A
Turner Glass Co 1st 6s
1939-J&D
12214
9714
65)4
107
72
100
9114
97
l55)|
29
132
i
•
i
i
i
i
i
i
35
i
i
i
i
86
i
« i
i
50)4
121
109)4
50
?7~~
87
•48
12
15-yr coll tr 414s A ww *51 A&O
United Wall Paper Fac 6s 1947__
Universal Sewer Pipe 6s 1938-J&J
Utilities Elkhorn Coal 6s 1948 J&J
A&O
1947
98)4
Winslow Bros & Smith—
M&S
514s 1943
Wise Lime & Cement 6s
'38-A&0 /
/
Wood (Alan) Ir & St 6s 1944.A&O
Woodland Farm Dairy—
■
..
J&D
6 lis w w 1944
Woodward Iron 5s
103
75
52
103
95
110
2d conv income 5s 1962
Woodward & Tiernan Print
6s 1942
J&J
York Ice Mach 6s 1947——A&O
94
J&D
*88
Youngstown Sheet & Tube—IstMsf 4s ser O 1961..—M&N
Conv deb 314s 1951
F&A
i2°°5*
Debenture 6s 1943
EXCHANGE SEATS
10614
97
—-
9614
9514
97
No. Last Sale
N Y Stock
N
95
98
27
32
98
Exch—1,375 $89,000
450
11,500
344
5,200
Y Curb Exch—
550
19.800
N Y Cotton Exch—
N Y Cof & Sug Ex-
Baltimore Stk Exch
Boston Stock Exch_
14
12
•
mm*
Ft Worth Gr & Cot
Kan City (Bd
of Tr)
Los
Ang Stock Exch
Milw Grain & Stk-
63
213
83
5.250
14,000
125
2.250
1,250
46.000
1,400
175
130
95
New Orl Stock Ex.
PhUa Stock Exch..
94
Pittsb Stock Exch.
115
96
St Louis Exchange.
26"
Minn Oh of Comm.
Minn-St P Stk Ex.
Montreal Stock Ex.
New Orl Cotton Ex
4,000
3,250
5,000
8,000
300
186
523
18
t/80
500
70
200
101
i".55o
6,400
4,600
2.000
-
74
11,000
3.550
1,400
76
139
Chicago Bd of Tr_ 1,549
Chicago Stock Exch
405
Cincinnati Stk Ex.
50
Cleveland Stk Exch
41
Detroit Stock Exch
68
•
4.250
2,000
3,000
5,750
2",556
1,000
125
2.750
2,000
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
46
48
10614
San Fran Stock Ex.
69
500
38,000
101
San Fran Curb Ex.
72
8,000
Seattle Stock Exch
\
2,000
30
42
300
Toronto Stock Exch
3314
113
Washington Stk Ex
Wheeling Stk Ex.
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
40
13
463
§1.000
8,600
I
9114
400
"250
80.000
530
Seattle Curb &
M.J
8",666
10514
71
46
90~"
mx
105)4
i04)4
105"'
38
43
97)4
97)4
2,4atl02. tn Nominal, r Canadian prices, of Sale price,Stock Exchange memberships
Called Aug. 16 at 100. t Price
Wheeling
k Last sale
s
x OaUed Nov. 1 at 103.
87
70
United Stockyards Corp—
46
33)4
33
(Germany)
614s series A 1951
J&D
614sseries O 1951---J&D
614s series A 1947———J&J
J&J
1952-—--J&J / 150
1st lien 6s 1937—
F&A / 130
102
1st lien 5s 1962
—J&J
59
United
United Steel Works
9914
/ 34)4
[M&S / 102
7l4s 1935
Wither bee Sherman Inc 6s 1944--
99
97
5148 series B 1949
M&N
26
Industrial 1st 6s 1945-J&D
25
Deb 614s 1941
M&N
9614
94)4 United Merch & Mfrs 6s 1945 J&D
73
99)4 United Securities Ltd 514s 1952..
U S Bond & Mtge Corp—
13
Coll trust 614s 1940
M&N
103)4
1014
Gtd coll trust 614s 1942..J&J
10014
U S Cold Storage(dhg)6s'45.J&J
U S Cold Storage (Kan City)—
100
1st sink fund os ser A 1946.F&A
100
1st sink fund ser B 1949—F&A
105)4
U S Finishing 5s 1944
-J&J / 22
83
U S Pipe & Foundry Co—
106
Conv deb 314s 1946M&N
93
101X U S Print & Litho 6s 1950-A&O
92
U S Radiator deb 5s 1938—-F&A
94
75
conv deb s f 5s 1946
-_F&A
U S Rubber—
75
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser A
J&J
10614
100
U S Trucking Oorp 514s'43--J&D
99 %
conv
Conv debs 354s
104
47
United Corps Ltd inc 5s 1953 F&A
United Elec Coal Cos inc 7s 1946. /
United Drugs 5s 1953
M&S15
United Grain Growers Ltd—
5s series A 1948
J&J
103)4
15
Willys-Overland 1st 6)as *33 M&2 f 126
100)4
1955—.J&J
95
109)4
15-yr 314s deb 1952
—J&J
Union Rock 1st 6s s f 1947--M&S f 30
68
Union Term Coal Stor 6s '39-F&A
United Amusement Oorp—
9814
1st 8 f 5s ser A1956
F&A
10614
United Biscuit deb 5s '50
A&O
/
Wilson & Co 4s sot A
414
9214
118
99
110
Certificates of deposit.----- f
Sec
Wilcox OU & Gas 6s 1945
Union Oil Co of California—
F&A
122
Wickwire Spencer Steel Co—
Pr lien & coll 7s Jan 1935-M&N
Ulen & Co—
115
_
Debenture 4Hs 1945—...J&D
Wheeling Steel Corp—
1st M s f 414s ser A 1966- -*&A
Whitaker Paper 7s 1942
M&N
White Sewing Machine—
Deb 6s 1940
M&N
Tokheim Oil Tank & Pump—
Tomahawk Kraft Pap 6s '38-A&0 /
Trask Timber 1st 3s 1944—J&D f
75"
44
Certificates of deposit
35
100)4
'52J&J
'46-J&J / 23)4
Mills 614s'46M&S f 57)4
101
ww'39 M&N
Whittal (M J) Assoc Ltd 5s 1937Wickw Spencer Steel 7s '35--J&J
x-w
414 s conv deb 1947
94
•
82
A 1951
M&S
Ticonderoga Pulp & Paper 6s '40
93)4
M&S
1940—J&J
6s
Disinfecting
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg—
107
10314
1st s f 514s ser
Tilden Lumb &
West
West Indies Sugar 6s 1947- - A&O
W Va Coal & Coke 1st 6s '50-J&J
„
/10!
51
55
104)4
-F&A
100
1st mtge s
M&N
100
Conv deb 4)4s1952—.—M&N
f
Wayne Coal Co 6s 1937
M&S
1945
f 414s 1952
Western Steel Prod 6s A '48.M&N /
1st s f 6s series B 1948--—M&N 1
20
Three Rivera Grain & Elevator—
(Leonard) 714s
514% notes 1937
Western Fuel Corp 7-4s '50-M&N
Western Newspaper Union—
Conv deb 6s 1944
F&A
100
106)4
1st s f 3 Ms May 15 1950-M&N
Symington-Gould Corp and Gould
Coupler Oorp 1st M conv inc
with warrants 1956
F&A /tl38
Without warrants
F&A 1106
99
Taggart Bros Co 6s 1944
J&D
Taylor-Warton Iron & Steel—
93
Coll inc 714s July 1 1958
- /
Temple Antn Coal 614s '44-M&S
Name changed to
East Temple Corp
119
Tenn Coal & RR 5s 1951--J&J
14
Warren (S D) Co 6s
West Chain Stores 6s
57
97
J&D /
Tenn
45
M&S /
M&S /
Webster O&C 1st g 5s *42 op
25"
-v
Tietz
Southern United Ice Co—
1st 4s w s 1950
Southwest Dairy
102)4
105
55
Tide Water Assoc Oil 3 Its
98
SkeUy Oil deb 4s 1951
51"
„
Superior Steel Oorp 6s 1938-J&D
Susquehanna Silk Mills—
Sink fund deb 5s 1938
93)4
90)4
Corp 7s 1939
Warren Bros Co—
Conv s f deb 6s 1941
_
7s 1940
Simpsons Ltd—
1st & eoU 4Mb A 1951
Warner Sugar
„
1932-1942-M&S /
Swift & Co—
78"
M&S
Conv deb 6s 1939--
M&S
„
104
105 >4
Warner-Quinlan Co—
52
64
614s 1943
M&N x 104)4
1st mtges f 5 lis ww 1949-A&O
106""
Studebaker Oorp 6s 1945
J&J
Stutz Motor Oar 714s 1937--A&0 /
15
Sugar Estates of Oriente—
1st 7s 1942 ctfs of dep
3)4
M&S /
Sugar Pine Lumber Co—
7914
6714
Signal Oil & Gas—
Conv 6)4s A 1945
M&N
SUesian-Am Corp 7s 1941—F&A
Silverw'd Dairies 5s '41 to '61 J&J
Simmons Go 5s Nov 1 *44--M&N
Conv deb 4s 1952—...A&O
47
48
f5s 1948
41
58
s
t
f
/
Struthers Wells TitusvUle—
20
^
7s unstamped 1936
2d stamped 1940
f
1940—F&A
Victor Amer Fuel 6s
(Hiram)-G & W—
Deb 414s 1945
J&D
Waltham W'tch & Ol'k 6s '43 J&D
Walworth Co 6s s f deb 1955-A&O
20-yr 1st mtge 4s 1955
A&O
Warner Bros Pict 6s 1939
M&S
Warner Co 1st 6s 1944
A&O
A&O
6s May 1 1942 ser A
-
crued interest,
..
82
21
20
18
Walker
49
61
Conv 6s 4th stamp 1950
10714
1951-——-M&S
1st s f 6s 1947
J&J
Siemens & Halske 10-yr 7s *35 J&J
Deb g s f 6 Hs '51 with war M&S
Deb 6s 2930—
w w
(Hugo) Industries—
Certificates of deposit
28
26
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co—
6148
'
100
f g 5s 1953--J&J
Va Iron Coal & Coke 5s '49-M&S
99
4414
Copper & Chemical—
B—M&S
9214 Tenn Oorp deb 6s ser O *44—M&S
Tenn Prod 1st s f 6^s '36--J&J
2514 Term Warehouse 2d 5s '42--J&J
25
Texas Corp deb 314s 1951—J&D
32
Texas Sugar Ref 1st 6s '44--F&A
'2314 Thermoid Co 5s w w 1951—J&D
Shell Union OU Corp—
15-year 3)4s debs
95
stamped 1946
7-48 Stamped 1936
98
A&O
Van Dorn Iron Wks 7s June 11942
Vertientes Sugar 1st 7s 1942-J&D
Certificates of deposit
Vicana Sugar Co 6s 1955
J&J
Victor Fuel 1st
_
24"
10114
A&O /
11*
.
Conv deb 6s 1944 ser
1947-J&J
Schulco Co 6Hs 1946
•
55
98
33
38
110
72
-F&A
...
104
St Paul Un Stk Yds 5s 1946-A.&0
Saltez Looms Inc 6s 1954—A&O
Saratoga Victory Mills—
6Hs 1943
J&J
Saxon Pub Wks (Germany)-1st extl s f 7s 1945
-F&A
Gen & ref 6)ts 1951
M&N
6% notes 1937
—----J&J
Sayre & Fisher Brick 6s
1214
8214
'55 stpd .J&J
98
100
„
33"
100
1st M s f 6s 1947
St L Rky Mt & P 5s
97
95
Thompson Pap 6s 1942
1st M serial 6s
Deb 4s 1945 with warr..-
St
2d
M&N
Vanadium Oorp of Amer—
Conv deb 5s 1941
23
85
(Hugo) Corp—
7-4s Stamped 1946
—-J&J
Certificates of deposit..
7s unstamped 1946
1st
75
9
fS
22
94
Strawbridge & Clothier—
10214
hp
f
Stinnes
91
7s 1946
Royal Dutch Co—
Stevens &
36)4
102"'
30
„
Steel Co of Can 6s 1940
J&J
Stern Brothers 6s s f 1947---J&D
32"
60 ~"
1943----A&0 /
Roman Catholic Church
45
50
M&S
'42
Bid
Bonds
Ask
Valvoline Oil 7s 1937
Stanley Co(~Camden)" 6s" 40 J&D
Stanley Crandall 6s 1946--F&A
Stanly-Rowl-Clark 6s 1946--F&A
Starrett Oorp sec inc 5s 1950 A&O f
Old 5s 1950
---= f
Stinnes
3914
Bid
Bonds
Stand Textile Prod 614s
Ass6nt6(i
StUlwater Worsted Mills—■
Deb 5148 A1943---
104 K
Rolland Pap 1st 5)4s A 48—J&D
Rolls Royce 7s Sept 1 1937--
Stamped
UllSt£l!Dlp6d«
.
92
ff%
Richmond (Va) Ice 63?s '42-A&0 f
Rima Steel Corp 1st s f 7s 65 F&A /
mrnmm
158
95
96)4
116)4
116
154
94)4
'&»
Rocky Mtn Fuel 5s
Ask
Bid
Bonds
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
&
y
are fixed
b Basis.
/ This price includes ac¬
80 seats, 70 members.
Industrial and Miscellaneous Stocks
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Par
Bid
are as near as
Stocks
Ask
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Preferred
Berkshire Fine
.*
84*
42*
80
40"
10
"•r 12
60
.
New
loo"
Pref unassented
88
Bigelow-Sanford
;
Carpet common. ♦
Preferred
100
Booth Mfg
100
Preferred
100
Border City Mfg 100
Boss Mfg com
100
Bourne Mills
General
*
100
Cotton
*
Gosnold M (N B)__*
Preferred
100
Prior preferred-..
Preferred
8.50
Mohawk Carpet.-20
Nashawona
M
*
Nashua M (NH) 100
Preferred-100
20
1754
105
2l"
2754
3254
9
82
84
14
1454
35*
37 54
ss
2154
pref—100
100
104
Mills--100
Cotton.
96
101
Golden
18
6
23
Mill
Mooresville
Musgrove Cotton—
"4"
Norris Cot Mills
Orr Cot Mills.—100
80
62
?P
28
30
31
7
74
78
179*
22
76
78
A*
109
30
111
12
14
52
193764
98
82
Pacolet Mfg
100
7% preferred--100
Perfection Spinning.
Pickens Cot Mills
Piedmont Mfg new.
145
10
109"
94
21
23
104'
24
110
Isle
90
100
45
50
"
100
56
*
55
Mills common—*
4
Preferred
*
Soule Mill (N B)_100
Wamsutta M—100
34
58
Saratoga Victory
554
50
55
Southern Mills
CM(SO)10
4
110
8
77
Jardine Mining
7% preferred——
100
Preferred-Bibb Mfg.
100
Brandon Corp A—
Class B—
7 % preferred
60
59
101
15
88
97
52
100
5
7
56
98
101
Burlington Mills—1
17
18
Calhoun Mills—
Cannon Mills
55
44
Oo
10
47^"
8% preferred
11
97
China Grove Cot
85
89
Chiquola Mfg.—20
6% preferred
Clifton Mfg (SO) 100
Climax Spinning. .50
Columbus Mfg (Ga)
Converse (D E).100
Oowpens Mills
37
97
40
101
115
123
Crescent
Spinning.
_
13
101
69
75
75
101
106"
4
48"
Dallas Mfg (Ala) 100
27
Darl'gton Mfg(SO) 5
52
1
24
Preferred
Dixon Mills.--.
Dunean Mills—100
7 % preferred
76
144
32
254
149
Durham
Hosiery
7% preferred
Eagle & Phenix—100
Eagle Vara
Easley Cotton Mills
7%
preferred
15
17
Louisiana L'd & Ex 1
12%
105
Lucky Tiger Comb
Gold Mining—10
Magma Copper Co 10
Mayflower-Old
Colony Copper.25
35c
Air-Way Electric
Appliance------*
Albany Packing. 100
Preferred
100
Alberene Stone of Va
Process
*
com
7
A*
99
Preferred
28"
Southern
WeavingSouthern Worsted pf
Spartan Mills
100
34
123
Miami Copper
Mining Corp of
20
Sterling Spinning—
Stowe Spinning.,
57
63
56
62
Textiles Inc
A*
10
1H
■
68
Class A pref
Class B pref
50
Mills
17
.
20"
100
30
54
105
35
115
121"
109
Pairirorest Finish Oo
Serial notes..—.
Flint Mfg Go
7 % preferred
Florence Mills——
50
96
32
93
68
98
45
100
Preferred
Domin Text Ltd
Preferred
Montreal
Preferred
100
Penmans Ltd com.*
100
Austin Silver Min—1
97"
Backbone Gold
Bagdad
value
Copper
10
5
29%
Alliance Realty
Preferred
28
r
*§*
6Sc*
40
r
108
80
r
140
Quincy
Roan
454
Brewing
Distilling Co
254
&
18
26
&
1
Dye
Corp common
*
Allied Kid Oo com.5
217
1654
2054
*
60
St
96"
r
63 5*
-
5354
Joseph Lead—10
Copper.---1
«*
Shattuck Denn
5
Silver King Coal—5
33
So Am Gold & Plat.l
354
Stand Silver-Lead-1
Sunshine Mlning-lOc
n8
454
Tonopah Belmont-1
Tonopah Mining—1
Union Copper Land
& Mining
25
102
102
102
102
5c
1154
UH
lc
4c
10 54
I0h
iSS*
fl*
190
52 h
23
5c
<154
55
10c
IV
2 h
4 54
554
%
k Last sale.
45c
3%
"254
254
254
P Develop pref-10
6054
2354
138
11454
16%
10854
115
4
37
;
3 54
754
8354
86
2354
*
41
Am Bakeries pref 100
Class A
*
106
*
26
,
Am Bank Note
10
6% preferred
50
Am Bemberg com.*
Preferred
100
7% preferred
5
A.Brake Sh & Fdy
Common---
38
2054
59
16
90
154
354
63
19
*
60
554% conv pf.100
132
American Can.
Bos R E T(Bos)-100 a
Bos Stor W'h'se-100 a
—
.25
7% preferred..100
Amer
Boston Wharf--.100 a
Cent BldgTr
100 a
ChicR E Trus's. 100 a
n
6% conv pref. .50
Amaig Sugar
1
5% preferred
10
Amerada Corp
*
Amer Agric Chem
(Delaware)
*
Amer Air Lines—.10
American Book.. 100
Amer Box Board.. 1
REAL ESTATE TR
& LAND STOCKS
Bd ofTr Bid Tr.100
Bos Gr'd R'T Tr 100 a
I Par value $100.
6% preferred-.100
Amal Leather
1
Am Beverage Corp.l
Wright Hargreaves
Mines
*
Yukon Gold
5
City R E T (C>—500 a
Congress St Associ¬
ates (Boston) .100 a
Indus—*
Aluminum Ltd
*
Class B
Utah Copper Co—10
Utah Metal & Tun.l
Walker Mining
1
White Knob Copper
7c
Alum Goods Mfg—*
American Arch
United Verde Ext50c
102
*
Aluminum
Teck-Hughes G M.l
32
com.
6% preferred-.100
Antelope Min
125
r
*
Common
Seneca
61"
17
7354
Alpha Portl Cem—*
Aluminum Co
25
St Anth Gold M__.1
48
r
il*
13
5% preferred-.100
1
Ltd Amer snares.
150
Mines—1
/ Flat price,
3
100
Allied
Allied Chem
954
*
Allied Mills Inc
Premier Gold M
84
2 54
5
17
Allis-Chaimers Mfg
Black Hawk
Consol
Cement pref
Alles & Fisher
Polaris Mining
Pond Creek
Gold
1
18
27
All en town Portland
85"
Consol Mines...1
Patino Mines &
854
STOCKS
Ariz Comstock
94
Enterprise com—*
100
Smelting
1
$5 prior conv pf 25
$6 preferred
25
AnacondaCopMin 50
\ndes Copper M_20
3254
Industries—1
Pioneer Gold Ltd—1
100
100
100
10
fiS
*
*
$3.50 Preferred..*
171
"
Mining
454
100
101
/ 100
Altar Cons Mines. 54
Amer Zinc Lead &
10
Allegheny Steel
Allen
Park-Utah—
MARINE INSUR¬
ANCE SCRIP
Atlantic Mutual—
1935--
68
Allied Paper com
Allied Prod cl A—25
Common
10
Allied Stores Corp.*
7
Wabasso Cotton---*
a?*
Alberta-Pacific
133
Cottons..
Preferred
454
Pocahontas——*
100
*
100
754
6§g
5
96
167
Converters-100
72
103
76
Mills
Mills
12
Allendale Corp
Noranda Mines---*
North Butte
10
Old Dominion Co.25
Pacific Tin
♦
Canadian Mills
Can
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend.
out par
Cot
Vot trust ctfs
Preferred
m
Nlpissing Mines—-5
115
10
-
127
Wiscassett Mills
Woodside
101
com..
Algoma Steel com.*
Tunnel
15
71"
65
Erwin Cotton com—
6% preferred
Winget Yarn
Mtge 6s
Canada
*
Mother Load Coali'n
Mines
*
Mt City Copper
National
Shoe
Grain class A..
Preferred
100
Preferred
100
N Y & Honduras
Rosario
71
85
110
Mills. .*
Wellington
m
5
-
100
60
30
95
57
110
95
25c
and Mines com..*
New Jersey Zinc. -25
Newmont Mining-10
New River Co
100
10
Alaska Juneau
90
54
a
4
25
Enterprise Mfg(Ga).
7 % preferred
Gafmey Mfg
10
7% pref
100
Victory Yarn Mills—
95c
McIntyrePorcupine5
Startex Mills
18
-
Efird Manufacturing
10554
102
100
♦
32
,
8
90
Preferred
100
Ainsworth Mfg
5
Air Associates.——1
Air Devices Corp—1
Air Reduc'n com— *
Admiralty Alaska
Gold Mining
-I
28
25c
2354
i;_
4854
2%
1954
3%
*
5654
MINING
10954
Agfa Ansco
Agnew-Surpass—
Kirkland LakeGold 1
Lake Sh Mines Ltd 1
Lava Cap Gold Mini
Can Cottons Ltd 100
Chadwick-Hoskins
.
100
Kennecott Copper-*
Kildun Mining—
1
West Point Mfg. 100
12
84
Preferred
96
Preferred
100
Class B
*
Aetna Ball Bearing 1
Aetna Brewery
1
Aetna Stand Engine*
89
Preferred
53
6
*
26
Ware Shoals Mfg
24
6
6% preferred
50
Aero Supply Mfg—
25
1st M 6s Jan 1941
Wallace Mfg Co
Anderson Cotton
Mills
100
Arcade Cotton Mills
Avondale Mills
5
Beaumont Mfg
7 % preferred
Bel ton Mills (SO) .25
Royale Cop.-25
2
50
135
2d 5% pref. _-100
85
132
3
1
28
tigraph Corp
10
Advance Rumely..*
Aeolian Co—
21
Victor-Monag Co—
854
88
1654
2354
Addressograph Mul
22
Common
Acme Spinning
Alabama Mills
*
Amer Yarn & Proc__
67
45
Sibley Mfg (Ga).100
Smyre (A M) Mfg—
7% preferred
Southern
Bleachery
1st 7% pref—100
Abbeville
Acme Steel
25
Acme Wire v t c_.20
Adams Express
*
Adams Millis..
*
Class A
20
5%
57
70
125
Union-Buffalo
13"
12
4454
6% pref
100
7% preferred—100
Abraham & Straus.*
100
Rowan Cotton Mills
Southern Franklin
9
1!*
__*
$6 preferred
2
*
Class A
Island Creek Ooal.l
22
Preferred
7H
9
Internatl Mining—1
Warrants
88
107
& Print Wks
18
Inspiration Cons
Copper
50
101
-.25
Saxon Mills
854
16
1254
17
32%
Bay Min
& Smelting-.-.-*
Illinois Zinc
1154
72
4954
73%
36"
20
$6 preferred -—75
Hudson
Riverside & Dan Riv
Common
Trust
&
Common ———1
7554
16%
11%
38
654
1454
(Bait).5
Guar
Abitibi Pow & Pap_*
1
33
(F W) Mfg—100
Ranlo Mfg
7% preferred
Rhodiss Mills 7% pf
Riverdale Mills pref_
45$
101
common.
34
Poe
6% preferred
107
93
1
128
Homestake Mines
New common 1254
Howe Sound Co—5
102
88
2
1
Lab'tories.»
Abbotts' Dairy
*
Abercrombie & Fitch
Hecla Mining
25c
Hollinger Mines
5
100;
J*
30c
20c
10
i
Abbott
.5
Greene-Cananea. 100
66~
95
88
7% preferred
2
Mortgage Guar..*
A B Stove
Granby Cons M S &
Power
a
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS
Cycle OorplO
Mines
59
101
Nat Yarn Mills
•iS
?°
__
a
Bankers Bond &
Casualty
Goldfield Consol
10
53
Rich Borden Mfg
100
2%
a
TITLE GUAR¬
ANTEE & SAFE
DEPOSIT STKS.
Title
7% preferred-.100
Federal Mining &
Smelting com. .10
7% preferredlOO
85"
80
a
New Amsterdam
Eagle Pich Lead.-10
Evans Wall Lead--*
110
4
96
Powdrell Dartmouth
Sagamore Mfg
(P R)
Sanford Mills
70
Majestic Mfg
Factory Bldg Tr.100
Fifty Associates (B)_
Hotel Tr (Boston) 100
Kimball Bldg Tr 100
Bond & M Guar._20
Gold Min &M—1
Ousl Mexicana__50c
Dome Mines Ltd--*
57
47
66
50
Powdrell & Alexander
Oo (F R)
43"
Newberry C M..100
17
„
Laurens O M
100
Limestone Cot Mills
Linford Mills
4754
105
26
Saco Lowell Shops
Common
*
1st preferred--100
2d preferred--100
100
60
Marion Mfg Co
Marlboro Mills
Per share
EmpireTitle &Gul00
Home Title Ins (NY)
Lawyers' M Co
20
Lawyers Title &
Guaranty
-100
Maryland Cas Co__l
Natl Surety Co.. 10
Copper. ...25
Mining
25
Ask
Bid
Par
of New York
King (J P) Mfg.. 100
Monarch
2
Copper Canyon. 10c
Copper Range
*
Cornucopia Gold.5c
100
99
42%
3254
14
QuissettMills—100
Como Mines.——.1
Consol Copper
5
354
13%
l
Cons Min & Smelt .5
Judson Mills A pflOO
Preferred B
100
Mills
2654
5
85
107
24
_
80
Preferred
Nonqultt M(NB).*
common
Cliff
Inman Mills
Nelld Mills——100
Pepperell Mfg
100
Pierce Mfg
100
Pilgrim Mills
100
Plymouth Cord- 100
Chile
19
76
Pacific Mills
*
40
15
Zinc-Lead
Calumet & Hecla—5
Carnegie Metals
1
Central Am Mines. 1
Cerro de Pasco
*
Chief Consol Min.-l
94
Mt V-Woodb Mills
(Baltimore)
100
Preferred--.100
32
Callahan
Oo
Henrietta Mills..
71
15"
Hathaway Mfg. .100
Kilburn M (N B).75
Luther Mfg
100
Martel Mills
1
100
,89
110
100
Draper Corp
Farr Alpaca
91
Industrial Cotton
Mills pref
20
new
Charlton Mills.-100
Dexdale Hosiery—
Preferred---
52%
10854
10
99
90
59
Sup
15
115
53
n
2554
Butte Cop & Z Oo-5
Butte &
48
Mills—
6% preferred
24%
0254
95
7% preferred
Hanover
5
13
111
Knit.5
Stocks
Ask
Dredg¬
44
7% preferred
Highland Pk Mfg 20
6% preferred
Imperial Yarn
1054
57
preferred
Hanes (F H)
Gold
& Sull'nM &
20
20
Preferred
Hamrick Mills
Hartsville Cot Mills-
100
Spinning Co
f
140
Bid
Bunker Hill
ing, Ltd
63
150
Granteville Mfg-100
Grendel Mills
44
Bulolo
66"
95
Gossett Mills
130
Par
Per share
45
40
Glenwood Mills—.
Northern Mills
Algonquin Print-100
American Mfg.. 100
5% Preferred-100
Amoskeag Mfg
*
Arlington Mills
100
Barnard Mfg
100
Beacon Mfg
100
Stocks
Per share
Gainesville Cot Mills
TEXTILE
STOCKS
I
Ask
Bid
Par
Per share
95
15454
Canadian
*
*
7% preferred-.100
Properties
Am Car & Fdy
Amer Oarmel
Preferred
6
Nominal,
100
100
Amer Centrifugal—1
r
Canadian price,
x
?!*
10c
7
454
Ex-dividend.
♦With¬
INDUSTRIAL
86
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks
possible for the closing day
Bid
Par
35%
7% Preferred ..30
New preferred.30
Arrow Aircraft
1
Arrow Hart—
14%
16
21
25%
22%
25%
90
Colortype__10
Amer Commercial
Alcohol com—20
Am Crystal Sugar 10
6% 1st pref—100
Am Cyanamid A. 10
Class B
20
Amer Distilling pf 10
92
30~"
30%
6%
6%
Encaustic
6
5%
Tiling Co
1
Amer Equities Co. . 1
Amer Express.-.100
4%
48
174
300
26
27%
85
Amer Felt common *
Preferred
100
90
Amer Forging and
Socket com
12%
19%
*
*
Preferred
100
Am Fruit Growers.*
Preferred
100
_
106
103
4%
18 %
Am Hair & Felt—
4%
.
20%
8%
85*
1st preferred
2d preferred
90
61
Amer Hard Rubb.50
17'"
8% preferred.-100
102 %
Amer Hardware. .25
34%
14%
ex
Am-Hawaiian SS.10
Am Hide & Leath..*
6% preferred—50
41
25
12
3
*
6% non-cumpflOO
?I*
Amer I G Chem A.*
60
Hegeman
--.25
9%
Artloom Corp——*
98
7 % preferred- . 100
25%
Art Metal Constr.10
10K
Art Metal Works. .5
Asbestos Mfg pref.l
5%
Ashland Oil & Ref.l
14%
Asy^c Brew (Can).*
16
Assoc Dry G'ds—1
83
6% 1st pref—100
100
7% 2d pref—100
Assoc El Indus Ltd
Am dep rets ord
11%
registered
£1
%
Assoc Laundries—. *
%
V t c common
* k
37
Associated Oil
25
5%
Associated Rayon.*
7%
Atl Coast Fisheries.*
AtlGulf & Wind
16
S3 Lines
*
22%
5% non-cum pflOO
28%
Atlantic Refining.25
107%
4% conv pref. 100
7% pref
20
5
28
Automobile Banking
$1.50 conv pref 25
Class A com
25
40
Aviation Corp (Del) 3
105
19%
Avery (B F) & Sons 5
6 % pref ww—25
*t*
Axton-Fish Tob A 10
62%
64
10
Preferred
100
Babcock & Wilcox.*
Baker Chemical
*
Balaban & Katz..25
Preferred
100
11
12%
2%
100
26%
38%
Locomotive.*
102
7% preferred-_ 100
Amer Mach & Fdy
18%
*
8
Am Maize Prod—*
16
Am Mach & Met
Maracaibo-.l
Amer Metal Co
*
6% convpref..100
American Meter
39
*
N Y Corp
*
American Piano—
Class A
Class B
10
Com
assented.
42
Am Potash & Chem *
19%
165%
16%
34%
19%
157%
15%
34%
7% cum pref100
Am Republics comio
Amer Rolling Mill 25
Am Safety Razor
Barium
American
45
Snuff..25
American Stores
*
122
7*6*
Am Tobacco corn.25
25
6 %preferred. .100
Am Transformer-10
76%
134
6
Am Type Found.. 10
7 % preferred
100
Amer Wind Glass—
Class A
100
*
50
14
54
17
1100
103
107
Common
Preferred
Am Woolen Co
Bros
*
,!
7%
55%
8%
8%
57%
10%
New common
*
$6 preferred
*
& Cable com
*
Anchor Cap....
.
|i
65
*
;
22
$6% conv pref..*
"3%
;;;v3%
105
Anchor P & Fence.*
Andian Nat Corp..1
Angostura-WupperCorp
1
Anbeuser Busch.100
Antilla Sugar... 100
Apex Elec Mfg....*
Appollo Steel
.10
Apponaug Co
*
AP W Paper
*
Archer-Dan-Midl'd *
7% preferred- 100
mann
.
3%
49%
6
22?*
222
2
26
ft*
pref.. 100 >106
Armour & Co (HI)—
guar
5
107%
|
11
16 conv pr pref.
7% preferred—100
Armstrong Cork
*
Armstrong Rubb A*
Arnold. Constable.5
89
Common
t
c
Belmont Radio
Loan
SI*
100
103
17
Conv
22%
3%
22%
12%
5
*
8%
*
*
57
57
7%
18%
Beneficial Loan Soc *
Benson & Hedges
*
pref
* k
Bergboff Brew
1
Berkey & Gay Fur¬
Conv
niture
•
13%
V
•
5%
9%
60
:
60
8%
18%
common.
*
Beth Fdy & Mach.*
Preferred..
50
Beth Steel (Del)...*
I*
UH
5
18
10%
10%
2%
.1
6 Cement com..*
Preferred
Best & Co
20%
51%
13%
3%
10)
12%
93
99
7
8
30
48
32
3
83%
17
49%
4%
84
17%
5% preferred
20
7 % preferred- .100
B/G Foods Inc
*
114
3
118
7% preferred-.100
85
95
12%
13
Bickfords
12
Inc
Preferred
*
*
Billings & Spen
25
Bing & Bing
...5
36
36%
7
Birdsboro Steel
"
Fdy & Mach com *
i Last sale.
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
z
---*
4%
2%
Am dep receiptsBurns Bros com—.*
Burroughs Adding
Machine
Burry Biscuit-12 %c
Bush Term Co com *
7% debenture. 100
22%
4%
4%
16%
13%
Ex-dividend,
13%
7% pref ctfs_-100
10
5% conv pref. .30
Butterick Publis—
Preferred
50
Byers (A M) com...*
7% part pref.-100
Byers Machine
*
Byllesby class A.-..*
Class B
*
Preferred
*
Byron Jackson.
Cable ElPrvtc..*
Calamba Sugar
Estates com
20
Calif Pack Corp...
5% preferred—50
Cambria Iron
50
Campbell Wyant &
13%
28%
1%
5%
18%
185
102
24%
5
J-X
Chicago Nipple
Chic Pneu Tool
23%
*
pref—
Chic Rivet« Mach .4
Chic Yellow Cab..*
Chickasha Cot O.10
39
10%
13
conv
Co—
13%
14'
16
68
6
100
10
97%
16%
8%
17%
80
63
4
6%
33
36%
100
102
2
7
Supply com
*
Cleveland Graphite
Bronze com
1
Cleveland Hobblng
Mach com
4
Cleve Tractor
*
Olev Un Stk Yds..*
12
39%
12%
<
13
8
33%
Cliffs Corp v t c.. .*
Cleve Worsted Mills
.*
11%
denum Co..-—-*
44%
5%
Common
Clinchfield Coal.100
Preferred
.100
50
40
Clorex Chemical...*
Club Aluminum—*
26
35%
49%
Peabody
Rights.
*
24%
7 % preferred-
.100
130*
Cluett
oca-Cola Bottling
of New York
*
Coca-Cola Co
.*
Class A
*
Coca-Cola Intern..*
Cockshutt Plow
*
Cohn & Rosenberger
Common
*
Peet common
*
6% preferredlOO
Collins & Aikman. .*
5% preferred.. 100
100
15
103
24%
90
156%
56
91%
159%
58%
1040
Colgate-Palmolive-
53
Collins Co
18%
102%
48%
108%
128
Collyer Insulated
19%
103
49
109
134
.Class A
*
II*
Can Iron Fdy's. 100
Preferred
100
*
17
19
Colonial Beacon Oil *
Canada Forgings—
30
42
Wire
common
Colon Development
34
"3%
* Without par value.
58
Stk Yds stpd-.lOO
Preferred--.100
26
24%
Fdry_.
Canada Cement.100
Preferred
100
Preferred
19%
99
Climax Molyb¬
Bush Term Bldgs
Can Dry Ging Ale.5
2
Chesebr'gh Mfg..25
Chic Daily News..*
Preferred
*
Chicago Flex Shaft 5
Chic June Rys 8c Un
Preferred
Canada SS Lines. _*
6
15
109"
Clayton & Lambert *
Cleveland Builders
Ring._l
B
12%
Corp..—10
Cab Mfg.5
Checker
Ol&ude Neon Lt—1
Burma Corp Ltd-
Class
45
115
City Auto Stamp..*
City Ice & Fuel
*
6%% cum pf—100
City In vesting.. 100
pity & Sub Homes 10
City Stores
...5
Clark Controller
1
Clark Equip Co...*
preferred..*
Cannon
Charts
.....
Preferred
12
^23 %
107%
..100
Preferred
Chrysler Corp
5
Cln Un Stk Yds—*
*
Burdines Inc
57
6% pref
Chapman Valve..25
Chilton
Bulova Watch....*
Burd Piston
&
♦
100
Childs Co com
Preferred
100
Butler Bros
,
25
Warrants
112
31%
30%
14
Paper
Chic Mail Order...5
Burco Inc com—
Industrial
Preferred
62*
61%
6%
11%
48
109
11
50
common
1%
*
.
'
Cherry-Bur Corp..*
16
4
Bullard Co
14
Preferred..
.50
Bender Body com..5
Bendix Aviation
5
Beneficial
30
30%
43%
preferred-
40
& Stk Yds
Common
24
Budd (E G) Mfg-*
7 % preferred—100
8*5*
1
7% preferred-.100
Bessemer Limestone
;¥ 6%
102%
Aircraft—
v
22
$5 preferred...
Buckeye Pipe L..50
Buckeye Steel Oast *
Bucyrus-Erie Oo—5
7% cum pref. .100
Buda Co com—100
80
_
Purchase warrants
Borland Shoe St
*
..1%
Armour & Co of Del
7%
100%
1%
Belding Hem'way. *
Belden Mfg com. .10
Bell Aircraft
1
Common
24
12%
7%
4%
9%
98%
12%
51%
Fibre
22
6%
Budd Wheel
6
3
120
10
23%
5
Aircraft
1
Beech-Nut Pack. .20
18
15
7%
39%
119%
18%
15%
114
22%
.
7%
40%
12
Arcturus Rad Tube *
Argo Oil
i\VA
5
14 >
10
Champion
Collender
10%
12%
10
Certain-teed Prods .1
6 70 prior pref. 100
Chamberlin Metal
Weatherstrip
5
Brunswick-Balke-
18
7§H
1
Centrifugal Pipe
*
Century Rib Mills.*
7% preferred-. 100
Bruce (E L) Co—..
Brack Silk Mills...
10
2m
Cen Violetta Sug.19
Brown Shoe
9%
1
Beech
Bellanca
Central Paper
Preferred
*
22
*
Cent Ohio St Prod.*
Wire
common
1
Class A pref---.*
28
.
40
6% pf-100
19
94
40
Aguirre
40%
Brown Fence &
20
conv
18*
Forman
16%
24%
76%
Corp...15
Airport—*
com.l
% preferred- . 100
5
36
41
Cent Foundry
25
Distillery
5%
24%
pref. 20
107
3%
48%
¥
79%
22%
Brown
Bathurst Power
Belt RR
Anaconda Wire
Brown Co
114
*
Associates
Truck common. _*
Preferred
100
7%
28%
3%
2%
36%
110%
Central
*
15%
24%
%
8%
25%
Bartgis Bros com._l
6% conv pref. .25
Mfg
100
$1%
Central
4%
—*
33
5
Wks
3%
9%
Ordinary bearer £1
British Celanese Ltd
Amer dep rets. 10s
Brockway Motor—
12%
5%
89%
101
1st preferred.—*
$7 preferred
._*
preferred- .100
Bristol Brass
iloA
24
Bates
Bath Iron
IN
20
Olass B
4% Bristol-Myers
5
5%% pref
50
Barlow & Seeiig cl A5
Barnsdall Oil
Celluloid
Brighton Mills pf 100
Brill Cor
rp class A.
7%
30
5% cum pref..100
B__
Brillo Mfg
Class A
225
1
Celotex Co com
40
Bridgeport Brass..*
Bridgeport MachBriggs Mfg
*
Briggs & Stratton..*
Bright Star Elec—
16%
160
Co.. 100
Brainard
pref..*
B'r'g—5
Hotels—
Common
*
1st preferred. .100
2d preferred
*
Breeze Corp
1
Brewers & Distillers5
Brewster Aeronaut'i 1
15
Products
*
(J I) Oo
100
7% preferred. .100
Case Lockwood 8c
Case
Caterpillar Tract.. *
5% preferred .100
Celanese Corp ...._*
7% cum pref--100
Particpref
100
Bondholders A.65
Class
General-1
(J W) Oo
1
Carter
Catalin Corp.
Bowm Bilt
27%
10%
6%
9%
25%
*
Castle (A M) Co-_10
1%
Biltmore
Bowman
Co
Carnation
Casco
42
!
Beaunit Mills Inc. 10
"2"
r' 9
Am vitrified Prod.*
Preferred
*
v
Barker
_
12
25%
_
$2.75 cum
Bower Roll
10%
6
& Paper A
*
47%
*
125% Bayuk Cigars
7% 1st pref
100
22%
4% Beatrice Cream. .25
Warrants
76%
$5 preferred w w_*
78
138
Bearings Co (Am).*
1st preferred
7
100
2d preferred-.100
12%
46%
Am Sumatra Tob__*
Amer Thread pref. 5
.
54
17
,;i6%
Stove. 100
Amer Sugar Ref.100
7 % preferred- .100
B
52%
131%
50%
125%
V; 53
*
*
76
1
*
*
Carriers &
80
,
Class B
27%
6%
27%
1%
24%
5%
27%
28%
51%
6%
8%
27%
Carman & Co A...*
26
Scrymser--25
Coupon
*
Registered
*
Brit-Amer Tob reg£l
Barnsdall Refining. 1
6% non-cumpflOO
Common
I*
48%
83%
141%
83%
140%
Am Steel F'dries
American
2
24
68
93
88%
42%
5
Stainless
com
38'
Carpenter Steel
7
Steel
115
Carey (Philip)
6% preferred
Carib Syndicate..25
Carrier Corp
64
48
6
Carborundum Co..*
24*
34^
«*
5
46
2
Amer Seating
*
Amer Ship Build-.*
Am Smelt & Refg..*
preferred-.100
2d pref...100
33
*
Class B
44
11%
15%
12
American Screw_100
Amer Seal-Kap
12
'l9
59
28
5%
4%
Capital City Prod.*
15
Boston-Herald
Traveler Corp.--*
Boa ton Woven Hose
& Rubber com..*
24
Preferred—100
28%
Botany Consol Mills
109
Class A
50
Old common
.*
22
New common—1
24
Preferred
25
69
Bourjois, Inc
*
119
1
21
♦ r
Corp
Preferred—100 r 105
43%
13%
75
1%
27
Invest
29%
2%
5%
41%
70
18.50
Common
Canadian
Can Indus Alcohol.*
Brit-Amer Oil Ltd—
*
pf.100 r 100
Foreign—
Can Fairbank
S3
Borne
Bancroft (J) & Sons*
Preferred
100
Bankers Industrial
41
* r
88
4%
10
Bardstown Distill.. 1
1%
1
Airways
37
preferred-_ 100
18%
Barber Co Inc
23%
Borg-Warner Corp.5
38
;.,9%
Service cl A
18%
25
*
Canadian Dredge
& Dock
82
T
i!*
4%
4%
18%
.
Balwin Rubber
Amer Radiator &
Stand Sanitary. .*
17
72%
Brinks, Inc
New warrants
47%
&
29
12
23
108"
Warrants
3
34%
105"
7 %preferred. 100
Pref assented..
16
50
6% preferred ..50
14%
64
Celanese
Canadian Colonial
Bond Stores com—
Borden Co
15
85
_
7% 1st pref
11%
15
New common. 100
>' 11%
Amer Pneu Serv__25
'
1st
24
IS*
26
59
10
Bohack Realty pflOO
Bohn Alum & Br..5
Bon Ami com A—*
Common B
*
117"
Wks__*
Baldw Loco
»
.5
18*
87
112
Canad
15%
Canadian Oar & Fy *
Preferred
25
50
23%
Rights
—
Bohack (H C) com
15
100 r 109
Preferred
21%
25%
preferred—-50
60%
2d preferred B . _ 10
Bliss & Laughlin—.5
100
27
Bloomlngdale Bros.*
10% Blumentnal (S) com*
7% preferred-.100
Boeing Airplane.-.5
13
Class B
American News
\
2?g
29*
Warrants
IK
45%
112%
Amer
25%
9%
5%
Per share
46%
Canadian Bronze..* r
48"
1st
10%
Preferred
1%
3%
28
112
110
Blauner's com
*
$3 Preferred
*
Blaw-Knox Co
*
Bliss (E W) Co. — .*
"5%
Automat Vot Mach *
6
13*
35%
5%
ment common
Automatic Prod
Am Laund Mach_20
Amer
J7/*
33
95
13%
¥ 5%
69
116%
10%
15%
18%
Amer-La France &
Foamite Corp—
New common.. 10
Warrants
23*
8%
preferred .100
Automatic Instru¬
54
13
21?
Autocar new com. 10
81
5
Amer Insulator..._*
Preferred
50
Am Internat Corp.*
12
34%
11%
2%
20%
*
106% Atlas Pipeline
*
35% Atlas Plywood
Conv preferred.20
15%
*
6% Atlas Powder
5% convpref—100
40%
._*
42% Atlas Tack
Auburn Automob..*
"3% Austin Nich & Co..*
22
$5 cum prior A..*
37
Amer Home Prod.-l
Amer Hosiery
Amer Ice Co
11%
New common...*
Bid
Par
Stocks
Ask
26%
Elec Co.-5
Preferred
-*
Black&Decker Mfg *
Birtman
...»
Common
106%
150
112
25
Bid
Par
Per share
Print Works
132
Amer
Amer Fork & Hoe.
Arnold
101
Amer Coal (N J) -.25
Amer
28%
120
5% preferred. .100
Chicle
*
Amer Cigar ette &
Cigar Co.....100
\
Preferred
100
Amer
of the month preceding the date of Issue
Stocks
Ask
Per share
Per share
28%
Am Chain & Cable.*
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
&
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Ordinary shares..
5% income A
6% conv pref
'■
5
4
3%
5%
4%
4%
100
t Called June 30 at 110.
t Called June 1 at 105 plus $1
dlv.
July, 1937]
Stocks
&
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Ask
Bid
Par
are as near as
Stocks
Bid
Par
Per
Per share
'
Col Fuel & Iron
Warrants
8%
34
32
•
W
preferred ,100
Colt's Patent Fire
Arms Mfg
25
Columbia Baking—*
62
10
00X
8
17,
Sys Inc A new_2)4
New class B.234
Columbia O & G___1
U*
27
Columbia Pic com.*
30
42X
21X
15
15
15 X
13
14
si*
Congoleum-Nalrn- *
Congress Cigar
*
*
Consol Biscuit.
1
Consol Car Heat.100
Cons Cigar Corp..*
IP
'7P
53
5
65
85 X
100
85
6H % pf ex-war 100
7% preferred-100
85
90
78
82 X
Cons Film Indus. .1
$2 cum part pf._*
Cons Laundries
5
2H
2%
10 X
21"
19
15H
15
104 X
OX
100
98
2H
9X
:
X
;V
Consolidation Coal—
Common v t C--25
9X
2
Warrants6% prefvtc—100
Container Corp.—20
Rights
Continental Baking
i
2%
9%
42
28X
28X
20 X
2X
Class B
85
8% preferred-100
52 X
Continental Can. 20
Continental Cushion
.
3X
Spring com
19X
2X
CJont Diam'd Fibre. 5
Continental Mot—1
Oont'l Oil (Del)—6
Oont'l Oil (Mex)--l
Oont'l Roll & Steel *
Preferred
Cont Screw
43 X
X
J17X
102
100
com.
.10
Preferred
26^
Cont Steel Corp...*
Preferred
100
105
*
13
33
16
7
Converse Rubber.
Preferred
_
Special preferred. *
Cook P't & Vjtrn—»
10X
$4 preferred----*
Cooper Bessemer.. 1
$3 prior pref
*
23
61
32"
Copperweld Steel. 10
Cord Corp.—
6
Corning Glass Work
2X
115
105
Preferred
62 X
Corn Prod Refg—25
7 % preferred- -100
Oorroon & Rey'ds.*
$6
89
Petroleum
New common
New
157
4X
A pref--*
conv
Cosden
4X
25X
1
5% pref..50
3
Warrants.----
7X
*
Ooty Inc
5
Crocker-Wheeler --*
Radio &
10
Television com
1
Devoe & Raynolds—
_
Class A (non-vot) *
Common B
*
7X
100
*
6% part pref
Diamond Shoe
25
* 't
108"
15X
Prod..2
16
67
7
27X
"8"
28X
$2.25 pref w w_.*
Preferred x-w—*
10
Tobacco—* k
■i- IVA
6
60"
3834
100X
2X
39
~3X
8% preferred—10
*
40"
45"
6X% preferred—
104 X
21
17X
9X
MY*
57 X
32 X
7X
Tlnplate
Elec
General
11%
IX
4X
29
2X
35X
15X
3X
34
3X
15X
U4X
153 X
m
Hosiery*
27
5%
i
M
18
4X
29
1
2X
3X
pref_20
.20)4
33 X
r
2
2
21
22 X
6
7 % preferred-
110
-100
4X %
General
3ex
22
99
preferredlOO
*
Mills
eox
119
pref--100
cum
49 X
112X
*
10
Class A
6%
4§*
*
*
Common
*
5
40
89 X
preferred--100
62
-*
General Print Ink- -1
Gen Plastics
*
$6 preferred
Eureka Vac Clean. 5
Evans Products
5
Ex-Cell-O A & T
3
Exch Buffet Corp..*
Gen Rayon A stk—*
Gen Ry Signal
*
Fair (The) Chicago *
Gen Steel Casting—
Common-*
6% preferred--100
Refractories--*
Fairbanks Co
57"
Gen
25
$6 conv pref-—-*
8% preferred. 100
Fairbanks Morse. _*
Gen Theat Equipt—
Fajardo Sugar
20
Falsthff Brewery. _1
Famous Players
Can Corp com.-l
Voting trust ctfs..
Fanny Farmer Candy
*
common—.*
Old common
New
6% preferred-.100
Convpref v t c--*
Sub
warrants
Opt
warrants
Gen Time Instru--*
29
r
Gen Tire & Rub—5
Rights--.
r
6% cum pref A100
*
Genessee Brew A__l
Fansteel Metallurg *
Fedders Mfg
5
Georgian Inc com..*
Federal Bake Shops*
Preferred
30
Giant Portland—
A
preference—20
Cement com
4 34 %
preferred 100
50
50
Corp.l
$5 conv pref
*
Gimbel Bros—-—*
Gleaner Harvester.*
Glen Alden Coal—*
II*
*
4X %conv pref 50
Globe Wernicke—*
Glidden Co
.28*
Godchaux Sugar—
Class A
Goebel Brewing—
Goldblatt Bros
—
Good Humor Corp
Goodyear Tire &
Rubber
Preferred
G or ham Inc
4Xs conv pref-100
Bros Gear &
Mach com
5
Preferred
100
Ford Motor Ltd—
Am dep rets ord—
Ford Mot of Can 100
Class A-----—-*
Class B
*
Ford Motor France
Am dep rets——
Foster w heeler- -10
$7 conv pref-*--*
Foundation Co.—*
Foreign shs A—.*
Foundation Co
\t:
of Canada
* t
Fox Film class A—*
99
4
Grand Union ctfs_.l
3 X
$3 cum conv pf. *
Granite City St*l_.*
3X
3934
23 X
30
10
34
10
10X
48
Freeport Sulphur-10
6% conv pref-100
109
27 X
1334
17 X
15
Trailer. .1
Preferred
19 X
8
31
31
Gray Telephone Pay
Station com
10
Gt Atl & Pac Tea
Non vot com
Preferred
*
100
Great Lakes SS
*
25
Gt
Sou Lumber. .80
Great West Sugar.
7% preferred.. 100
$6
preferred.-100
$1.50 preferred.
Gieen (H
L) Co.-.l
Greyhound Corp. .5
*
Common
Gabriel Co cl A---*
5X
(Robert) com.l
$3 Preferred
10
Gallager&BurtonA 1
Galveston
*
Graton & Knight-_*
Preferred
100
Greenfld T'p & Die*
Gair
8
.
Grant (W T)
Great Nor Pap
Froedtert Grain &
Malt common—_1
Fuller (G A) Co—
Partic prior pref-*
151X
*
Gould Coupler A-.*
Graham-Paige Mot 1
Grand Nat Films.. 1
Grand Rapids Brassl
Preferred
5
Grand Raps Vara.*
22X
24
Franklin Ry Sup..*
preferred
Hosiery com
*
7% preferred..100
Gossard (H W)
(Peter) Brew-5
F-R Publishing
*
Francisco Sugar—*
Franklin Rayon—1
172
A.*
Gotham Silk
eX
Fox
*
com
$3 pref with war. *
Gorham Mfg vtc.*
Foote
1
*
50
Canada
100
Food Machinery—10
25
*
com
$7 2d pref.
*
$5 conv pref
*
Goodyear T & R of
—
23
34
1
Goodrich (B F)
*
$5 preferred—._*
-
1054
*
50
Worsted _50
Preferred
Good all
-
10X
*
Class B
7% 1st pref—-100
Fishrnan (M H)
*
Preferred
100
Fisk Rubber Corp.l
$6 preferred—100
Flintfcote Co com. *
Fla Portld Cem uts.
Florence Stove
*
Florsheim Shoe com*
Flour Mills of Am- *
Preferred
*
Preferred
*
Preferred
Gobel (Adolf) Co—1
10
Common
0 % pref ser A-100
First Nat Stores—*
2d
*
$6 preferred
&
*
(Marshall)
Fruehauf
36
172 X
*
-—*
Gilchrist Co
*
Gillette Saf Razor.*
Fuhrman & Schmidt
Brewing com
1
6% preferred--100
Easy W Mach B
*
Eaton Mfg Co
4
19X
24X
17X
Gen Foods Corp— *
General MachinelOO
5% preferred
32
1
Ltd—
Gen Optical pref — *
Gen Outdoor Adv'fg
30
Eastern Roll Mill. .5
Eastern Sugar Assoc
34X
General Motors—10
Follansbee Bros—*
HI*
26
pref.-*
110
3
1
Am dep rets reg £1
Gen Fire Exting—*
Gen Fireproofing—*
6%
Endicott-Johnson. 50
5% preferred--100
Equit Office Bldg__*
Eureka Pipe Line.50
Fobs Oil
100X
Cuneo Press
43
Gilbert (A C)
Preferred
145
152X
129X
101X
271H
Class
Federated Dept Sts *
Mfg
Preferred
Eastman Kodak
*
Preferred
110
Internat'l.l
2.20
5
Gibson Art
100
Common
General Bronze.General Cable
~e"
Ely Walker D G—25
1st preferred--100
2d preferred-.100
Emerson Drug. .2 X
Class B
2X
Emerson Electric 100
Empire Sheet &
'
Eastern Mfg com..*
Preferred
*
18X
e2x
ux
Fed Screw Works. _*
2AA
49
East Dairies Ltd
*
Eastern Footwear _1
East Mall'ble Iron25
8X
113
Transportation. _5
Baking—5
..*
General Box Corp.l
$8 1st pref
52 X
6 %non-cum pref50
Filene's(Wm)Sons _*
Film Inspect Mach*
Firestone Tire & Rub
Douglas Aircraft--*
Douglas Shoe pf.100
3
7X
General Electric—*
2X
5th Ave Coach—25
Doubleday Doran_.
11X
*
27 X
Elgin N Watch
15
Elk Horn Coal Corp*
18
conv
Co
7% preferred--100
OO..2X
15X
35
Oil
Gen Alloys
Gen Crude
1 r
Doehler Die Cast
*
Dold (Jacob) Pkg—
com
62
58
Gar lock
Gen Cigar common *
l
Co
Dominican Coal pf 25
Dominion Glass. 100
Preferred
100
Dominion Steel &
Coal B
-25
Dominion Stores
*
20X
Pack
*
Gar Wood Indust—3
pref
conv
m
Corp
Common
Electrolux Corp
Field
$1.50
1
7% preferred--100
35
Elec Shovel Coal—*
Partic pref
*
Elec Stor Battery. .*
Elec Vacuum Clean*
Electrol Inc vtc -.1
35 *
Domestic Finance—
Cum preference.*
Dominion Bdge.100
100 X
*
20
$3
7% preferred--100
Dr Pepper Co.---.*
Dodge Mfg
*
Eason
Cuban Atl Sugar—
30
1
100
*
$6 conv pref
Gardner-Denver
General Carpet
21
Duval Texas Sulph .*
Dwight Mfg
15
Eagle (C K) preflOO
Eagle Lock
25
IX
11X
9i
Fiat Am dep rets—
Fidelio Brewery—.1
6% preferred--100
Duro-Test Corp
1
114
7% preferred--100
lift
X
-100
-
F G Trading
Preferred
Class B
2X
50 k
19X
Crown Zellerbach—5 V 17 X
94
$5 conv pref
*
61
Crucible Steel—100
3ex
Electric Auto-Lite. 5
Electric Boat
3
Elec Ferries com__I*
6 % preferred
lix
25 X
Gannett Co Inc—
General
62
Durham
com—*
11X
1
19X
MX
Common --—«-*
cum
Per share
Federal Motor Tr__*
9X
■5%
Class A
*
Dixon (J) Cruc—100
Dobeckum Co com. 1
$4.50
42 X
38
1
1
com
81
Preferred
-10
General American
*
Electrical Steam
Sterilizer
Ferro Enamel
Dow Chem
24
*
89
Dixie-Vortex Co-
GX% pref
—♦
21X
Seagrams Ltd.—*
5% pref w W-.100
Distillers Liquors.-5
6% n-v deb—100
71
2X
100
Common
210
Discount Corp (NY)
DistUlers Co Ltd- £1
Distillers Corp-
,[-7
■
2
Magneto" *
Preferred
120
100
Dictograph
27"
34
Dunhill
X
Eisemann
32
25
Preferred-100
Eisler Elec Corp.. l
Fairchild Aviation .1
64
2
Dictaphone Corp..*
Preferred
11
26
105
0X% pf (ww) 100
Diamond T Motor
I
n* <8*
114
26 X
33 X
& Co common. .20
Crown O'k & Seal.*
Distil
46
ex
Bradstreet Corp.*
Dundee TextUe
*
-■Mx
Cummins
o
45
Duplan Silk
*
8% cum pref. .100
DuPont (EI) deN
:•
IX
7% preferred-.100
110
V* 12
100
1
Detroit Paper Prod 1
—100
Dryden Paper
*
Dubilier Condenser *
Dun (R G)—
-
Crown Cork Int A.*
Preferred
2X
434
19X
OX
Preferred
*
*
100
5% Preferred -100
Cudahy Pack
50
'
Dri Steam Valve..5
Driver Harris Co 100
12X
X
1
Crown Cent Petrol-*
Cuban
17X
2X
4X
1834
Stove 1
2d preferred
Diamond Match
8%
Emsco Derrick
17
15X
17 X
1
?art conv n-c A_*
!lass B
*
36 X
Common
8t*
Mfg—
Detroit Steel Prod.*
Detroit Sulphite.-10
,
60
ex
Harvester .1
Detrola
126"
75
6% preferred—20
Detroit Gray Iron &
Foundry com
1
Detroit
120
57
*
Common
5
Creole Petrol
Crystal Oil Ref
*
Preferred---—10
Cuba Co
*
Cuban-Am 8ug—-10
,
Supply com
10
Derby O & Ref com »
Mich
3X
Preferred
Dresser (S R)
U28X
Crown Drug
Preferred
8% preferred--100
Dentists' (The)
5%
Warrants
11X
JX
60
10
7% preferred.. 100
Detroit
18
10X
Class A
Det Gasket &
14"
P
118
Stocks trust ctfs_ *
*
Delay Stores
1
Del Rayon A com. 15
Delta Electric.-2.50
Dennison Mfg—
4X
.
50X
X
.
20 X
49X
Old common.—*
New common
11
Electrographic
137
Cream of Wheat
Crowley Milner
1854
-
*
X
40 X
101X
5% conv pf
100
7% Preferred-100 tll62'32
25X
Creamery Package.*
Preferred
18X
Gilbert Corp
Preferred
14
$1.50 conv cl A_20
Common
*
Orowell Publish'g.
10
Dei8el-Wemmer
Preferred
100
Dow Drug-——*
Cramp (W) & SnslOO
Crane Co com
25
Crosley Radio
27
13 X
Ltd—
Am dep rcts ord£l k
Covered Wagon Co
Courtaulds
Croft Brewing-
26X
Divco-Twin Truck. 1
10
129X
20
_
|K
37
*
A
~7X
129
*
com
7% preferred
$1 Preferred
9X
8% preferred--100
Deere & Co
11
10H
*
26
2X
36*
12 V
0X% preferred.
Cons Mach Tool uts
28
24
15X
21
Consol Aircraft-—_1
23
Co.
$6 conv pref
Gamewell
19
Common...
2
5% preferred--.50
Educational Pictures
Elec & Musical
Indus Am shs
35
Class A
Edison Bros Stores—
13 X
Deep Rock OH
& Ref 7% pf—100
13 X
',1X
Consol Royal Oil. 10
Consolidated Steel *
Consol Textile
*
20M
13 X
12X
Dayton Rubber Mfg
Common.--*
Conde Nast Pub--*
Condor Pictures
1
Class
14
Bid
Stocks
Per share
55
20X
Davison Chemical—
Common
1
59
13 X
$5 cum div pref.*
Consol Retail Sts-.l
74
55
75
2X
12 X
12X
19X
10X
64 X
119
Shoe—
Mach vtc
1
V t c extended.--.
Consolidated Oil
17 X
25
120
Oompo
ww-
"To*
S5X
Par
Ask
Bid
Par
Eitingon SchUd
Darling Stores Corp
$2 partic pref
*
Davega Sts Corp.-5
5% conv pref--25
Davenport Hos'y--*
63 X
106
5SH
Stocks
Ask
T
T
llH
100
Comm'l Solvents-_
Com'wealth Dist
1
634% Pf
■
Dardelet Thr'dlock *
119
116
*
pref
*
Dailey Corp
1
Darby Petroleum. .5
30 X
41H
$2.75 convpref—*
conv
7% cum pref.-100
$8 cum pref
*
w*
28
o
Commercial Credit
Common.10
4X% conypreflOO
Comm'l Invest Tr.*
$4.25 conv pref.
$3
5X
17X
Ourtiss Wright Oorpl
Class A
1
Oushman's Sons—
Cutler Hammer
29
nVA
77
*
7X
Vot tr ctfs com__
v t c
♦
$7 preferred
20
Preferred
*
Columbia
B'casting
Colum Carbon
Curtis Publish
12 X
87
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
% preferred. 10
Groc store Proa.25c
Gruen Watch.—-.1
Preferred
25
H ouston *
Guantanamo Sug__*
8% preferred. .100
•
without par value
New stock.
i
t Called Sept 15 at 110.
Ex-dividend.
t OaUed July 1
at 110 plus
$1.75 div.'
k Last sale.
V
n
Nominal.
r
Canadian price.
INDUSTRIAL
88
&
MISCELLANEOUS
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
Stocks
Par
Bid
Stocks
Ask
18
59
13
6% pref
*
Indiana Limestone .1
Indian Motocycle..*
Preferred. ...... 10
20
Indiana
-.100
47
Hale & Kilburn-—
Preferred
100
Indian Refining.. 10
Indian Terr Ilium
105*
125*
10
Oil non-vot A
4%
14%
Class
,
55c
2%
25
OU
Gulf Oil Oorp
54
Gypsum Lime
& Alabaster Ltd.
Hajoca Corp
Preferred
Hall Lamp com
*
Hall (W F)Print'g 10
Haloid Co
—5
11*
28
Watch..*
Hamilton
*
(M A)
Indus Finance vtc 10
Preferred
100
Industrial Rayon..♦
8*
$5 cum pref
*
Harbison-Walker
Refractories com *
6
11
41%
130
% preferred. _ 100
lU'i
6%
W
"65*
$5 preferred...100
Hartf'd Rayon com*
Preferred
100
Hartman Tob
10
Harvard Brew
1
Interlake Iron
185*
ox
Int.
Agricultural. _*
7% prior pref. 100
IX
1
Class B n-v
Int Cigar Mach
Int Harvester
94
6
6%% pref ww 100
Hathaway Bak A
2
4%
*
Hazel-Atlas Glass.25
Hazeltine Corp
*
Hearns Dept Stores
Common...
5
IX
America
Petrol
Internat Prod
Internat Pulp
Preferred
Internat Radio
Helena Rub'stein..*
S*
--*
A
$3 pref
*
(W E) com.2
15
9
W..25
25
25
25
25
7 % non-cum pf 100
Hendey Mach "B *
101
Heller
Preferred
w
Preferred xw
Helme
G W)
155
II*
Hercules Motors
*
Hercules Powder..*
6 % preferred _ 100
152
132
.
Herr-Hall-Marv
100
OX
Hershey Creamery.*
100
Preferred
62
104
Hershey Chocolate.*
*
5
Heyden Chemical. 10
$4 conv pref
Hewitt Rubber
135*
39%
Heywood-Wakefield
25
Common
Hilton-Davis
45
Chem
Common
preferred..5
Hinde.& Dauch
295*
355*
10
6% conv pref. 100
Hires (O E) Co A..*
1045*
conv
Preferred
w
Chemical com. 100
Preferred
100
Horder's Ind
*
Hormel (G A) & Co *
108
Horn (A C) com
1
Prior preferred..5
10
Horn Hard't(NY).*
5% preferred..100
32 5*
91
M*
75*
1025*
Houdaille-Hershey
Class A
*
Class B
375*
185*
*
Common
*
58X
89%
_5% preferred..100
9%
com
105*
255*
52
57
1st preferred.. 100
Hudson Mot Car..*
Humble Oil & Ref. *
l\*
76
_
145*
li*
79
Fibre
5
.6% preferred.
.
Hupp Motor
New common
_
105*
45*
145*
1%
35*
215*
*
.20
10
1
Hussmann-Ligonier
Huylers Inc—
Common
Keith-Albee-Orph—
97
1095*
*
l
X
7% pref unstpdlOO
7% pref stmpd 100
1
15
Hygrade Food ProdS k
Hygrade Sylvan
*
26
155*
3%
175*
45
109 X
79
6 %s conv pref
*
Ideal Cement
...*
„
Illinois Brick
25
Imco Partic Ltd__.l
Imperial Oil Ltd...*
Registered shares.
Imperial Tobacco
115*
J*
20 X
20
49"
8l"
125*
15*
205*
205*
2
435*
8%
815*
48
10?*
1
135*
l
10
Corp com
$6 part pref A...*
17
105*
185*
Kendall
Kennedy's Inc
5
$1.25 conv pref.
Ken-Rad Tube &
.
1015*
115*
17
*
21%
2%
Lamp A.
*
Keyes Fibre com..*
Class A
Keystone Steel &
103
*
100
Loblaw Groc Ltd A*
225*
35*
*
6
*
Class B
15
155*
Case
—16 2-3
Kimberly-Clark
*
52
57
35
385*
...
Kingsbury Brew.
. .
14
145*
Imperial Tobacco
1%
125*
1
King Seeley com__l
Convertible pref 20
Kingston Products. 1
Kinney (G R) Inc-.l
$5 prior pref
*
$8 preferred
*
Kirby Lumber. .100
KIrby Petrol
..1
Klein (D E) Co
*
34
45*
5
34%
505*
80
55*
165*
2
38
4%
55*
35
fj*
fit*
10
11
Knight (B B & R) pf*
10
13
Knott
of Gt Brit & Irel'd
Corp
375*
37%
,95*
.1
10
*
16
25
Cum pref 7%. 100
82
86
Kobacker Stores
;
Jk*
24
24%
22
22
135*
11%
14 »
11*
18
75
106
75«
1055*
1%
525*
1%
\
55*
27
23
Taylor..lOO
240
270
110
20%
20%
130
7% preferred.. 100
*
"3%
20c
Refg.*
65*% conv pf-100
Ludlow Valve
4
35c
25
23w
6%
Jk*
60
31
100
No
par
value.
Ex-dividend,
fExchanged for Pilgrim Exploration.
'
$3.25 pref
Mexico-Ohio OU
..1
I*
1
Mich Steel Tube.2 5*
Michigan Sugar
*
Preferred
10
Mid-Cont Petrol. 10
Middle States Pet—
_
Class A
t c
*
Class B vtc
*
Midland
v
-
1%
1
if*
26%
m
Oil Corp—
Midland Steel
Products
*
8% 1st pref... 100
$2 n-c div shares.*
Mid vale Co
6
34%
com
._._*
Scrip
Mid-West Abras.50c
Midwest OU
10
13
109
17%
11*
90
2%
A*
10
Minneap-Honeywell
32
45
46
Regulator
*
4% pref ser B—*
Minn Min & Mfg..*
Minneap-MoUne
Power Implem *
$6.50 cum pref..*
Mission Corp...
*
Mission OU
1
11
11%
v
ii*
Mo Portl Cement_25
Mock Judson & Voe
Common
$2.50
Preferred
100
S3
8*
41
32
35
!?*
Manati Sugar.. .100
5%
3%
deposit-
ig
2
5
Mohawk Liqueur. .1
Molybdenum Corp 1
Monarch Mach T'l *
16
Ctfs of deposit.
Mandel Bros Inc
*
12%
Monroe Loan Soc A1
13
14
Monogram Pictures 1
19
100
Monsanto Chem.. 10
Montgomery
Mangel Stores6
....1
19'
18
Manning Bowman
10
3
8
Manufac's Trading 1
Mapes Cons Mfg._*
Maple Leaf Mill
*
Preferred
100
Maracaibo Oil Exp.l
2%
5
25
23
r
r
6
5%
6%
3%
'
'jmimm-
3%
69
Marathon
Paper. .25
Margay OU Corp..*
Common
•;
■:
71
29%
32
9%
V 9%
39%
37%
*
*
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref..
*
Moore Corp com..*
6%
19%
10%
94%
25*
J*
20
2%
:3%
89
54%
1365*
30%
41%
173
Preferred A
Preferred B
100
Moore (Tom) Dist.l
Moore
Drop For A. *
Morrell(John) & Co*
Morris Plan
Preferred
95*
It*
Ward
...
Class A
$5 conv pref
*
Manhattan Shirt.25
Manischewitz
*
& Co common
96%
110
.
Pipe Line
1
Majestic Radio &
Television com_.l
Mallory (P R) new.*
^5
Missouri Kansas
131
65
Macy (R H) Co Inc *
Mad Sq Garden __*
Magazine Repeater
Marine Midland
65
Mexican Petrol....1
Mich Bumper
Mich Gas & Oil
42
-
.
124
*
II
30%
121%
25*
8%
Preferred
Mack Trucks Inc..*
MacMillan Co
*
Warrants
7 % preferred-
125
Metrop Playhouse.*
Metrop Tobacco-100
Mexican Eagle OU.4
40
6% preferred--100
com
2%
325*
*
Metal & Thermit..*
Preferred
100
5
com
25c
10
Morris (PhiUp)
& Co Ltd
245
3%
60
37
45c
5%
10
86%
42
Morse Twist
*
12
13
43
47
& Machinery. .100
Mtge Bk of Colombia
92%
Preferred
100
Marshall Field & Co*
23%
Amer shares.....
Martin
(Glen
20
Martin
Parry Corp *
Corp. .5
4%
275*
195*
Mount'n & Gulf Oil 1
Mountain Prod
10
Mueller Brass Co..l
38%
Marlin
RockweU._l
Marion St Shov
L)___l
Masonlte Corp
*
5% A conv pf_100
Massey-Harris
*
Preferred
100
„
Master Electric
Math'son Alkali
1
*
7 % preferred- .100
8%
49
:
V 23%
20%
8%
50%
115
106
11
11%
64
65
22
20
33%
32%
143%
145
Mayflower Assoc—
Stamped
* f
x
1
50
30%
Macfadden Newsp.*
Macfadden Pub—*
Common
Corp
Miller (I) Sons com *
Pref 65*%
100
1
Corp
Ctfs of
Machine
Mesta
$2 conv pref
120„
Loudon Packing
_
*
5§%
6
107$
Razor
57
Metal Textile Oorp *
295*
1065*
Lord &
60
5
Metalastic
r
Long BeU Lum A--*
12
m
48
r
Lone Star Cement.*
54%
35
1
32%
82
*
Common
Merritt, Chapman &
Scott com
*
65*% pref A100
Messenger Oorp
Mesabi Iron
75
pref..*
cum
Loft Inc
7y,
Wire common._.*
Keystone Watch
22
10
53
4
Brothers-
Locke Steel Ohain.5
Lockheed Air Craftl
Locomotive Firebox*
Loew's Inc
*
125*
19
42
47
Preferred
14
Conv class A__
Class B
Klelnert Rubber. .10
of Canada com. .5
Amdeprctsord £1
,
115
Lino.*
525*
325*
*
*
Liquid Carbonic—*
2
*
30
*
com.
205*
5
M*
27
25
Common
27
7% conv pre* 100
Keller Dorean Color
Film
20
Common
4%
4
Lion OU Refg
Lit
60
58
5% preferred--100
,75*
KelloggSwitch & S .*
5% conv pref. 100
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
Vot tr ctfs
Howe Scale com
*•
Link Belt Co
9%
Preferred
Kayser (Jul) & Co_5
Kellogg Co..
25
20
10
Preferred
Ludlum Steel
12.50
10
100
93
$1.50 conv pref_20
Houston Oil (Tex)—
Hunter Steel
100
Lukens Steel
60
Houston Oil Field
Hummel-Ross
_
161
1565*
MacAnd & Forbes 10
Common
6% preferred.. 100
96
Lynch
Kaynee....
89
35
94
25
B
Louisiana OU
1
St's
7
Merck & Co com__l
Merrimac Mfg. .100
Preferred
.100
91
com.
*
98
71
Dept
_
96
30
Drug
x%
1st preferred-.100
2d preferred--100
Lorillard (P)_
10
..100
5%
25
*
Transportation-
65
1185*
$2 Partic pref
Merchants & Miners
125
26%
73
1175*
95*
3
38
102
Merchants Refrig..*
Preferred
100
21
100
100
63%
355*
Sec Co class A.l
26%
Julian & Kokenge..*
Kalamazoo Stove &
Furnace com
10
Kaufman
Preferred
Corp.-5
Lig & Myers Tob.25
Life Savers
64
55*
Mercantile Stores. _*
Lib McNeil & Lib.*
20
1235*
Shoe
Mengel Co
1
5% conv lstpf.50
Mercantile Credit- .1
Mergenth'ler
I*
*
35
99
Melville
10
*
Merrimac Hat.....*
Preferred
50
r
Kelly Springfld Tire
Finance
59%
5*
127
*
Mellins Food
I
$6.50
5?;
7% preferred.. 100
Katz
5
69
$5 preferred—100
Longwest Corp
*
Loose Wiles Bis. .25
7
Jeannette Glass
*
Lake Oil.
Jenkins Bros
.25
Jewel Tea
...»
Jefferson
*
Merchants & Mfrs
85
4
"4
100
Preferred
145*
195*
985*
5% pref n-v—100
82
Lily Tulip Cup-..-*
Locom Wks_*
Lindsay Lt&Chem 10
9
18
9
...
Preferred
19
Jacobs (F L) Co
1
Jantzen Knit Mills.*
Preferred
179*
"2"
Lima
205*
11%
w__25
7% preferred.. 100
8%
J*
32
100
1
Ley (Fred T) & Co.*
Libbey-Owens-Ford*
Liberty Baking—
7 % preferred-
55*
25*
285*
245*
1035*
365*
185*
Irving Air Chute
1
Irving (John) Shoe.l
Preferred
.,14%
1%
41%
45*% pref
Lessings Inc
12%
21%
25
~
405*
K O Stk Yds Me.100
"95*
Hooker Electro
Material
114
6
8%1st pref...100
Iron Fireman vtc
*
,
30"
Holly Sug Co
7% preferred.. 100
Holt (H) & Co A..*
Household
Mead Johnson com *
43
*
$6 preferred serA*
23
42
Steel common. 100
$5
92
3
$3 conv pref
Mead Corp com
19
39
89
7% preferred-.100
Interstate Hos'y
*
Intertype Oorp
*
24
Sk*
39
.SOprefser B_.»
24
_
104
Hollander (A) & Son 5
Holland Furnace..1
25
Common
6 5* % preferred. *
Interstate Dept St's*
pref
45*
36
245*
2%
135*
Leland Electric
*
Leonard Oil Devel 25
Lerner Stores
*
UB
Int Vitamin Corp..*
Interstate Bakeries*
Holophane Co
40
*
34
__5
39
16
6
Johnson Educat Bisc
Class A
.*
Johnson Tin Foil
& Metal
100
Jonas & Naumb'g25*
Jones & Laughlin
Common
100
Lawrence Portland
14%
8I*
Rights
.
28
6% conv pref.100
McWiUiams Dredge*
38
IP
100
1
Johns-Man ville
Class B_.
._*
Hoe (R) class A..10
Prior pref
65
McLeUan Sts com.l
99
345*
13 %
10
Plate com
Lehn & Fink Prod.5
II*
Int Safety Razor B_ *
Internat Salt
*
Internat Shoe
*
Internat Silver. .100
7% preferred.. 100
Int Text Book
*
„
24
1
105
90
44
17
Pub-*
McKesson-Robb'ns 5
12eM
*
9
99
Lanston Monotype
Machine Co
100
McGraw-Hill
McKeesport Tin
Lehigh Vallev Coal *
6 /o cum conv pf 50
Lehman Corp
*
265*
»
115*
Motor
14%
6
18
*
19 X
Parts Corp com.3
12
Leh Portl Cement.25
7% preferred-.100
Int
7 % class A pref_25
Hecker Prod v t c__*
Lane Bryant Inc..*
McGraw Electric..5
18%
132
*
14
Hearst Consol Pub—
Hein-Werner
O
70%
41
Lefcourt Rlty Oorp 1
Conv pref
*
Leh Ooaf& Nav—_*
57%
37%
9%
87
6%
16
McOrory Stores
1
Conv 6% pref.100
155
5
55*
4% conv pref. 100
50
6% conv pref. .50
$1%
*
7% cum pref..100
Int Pap & Pow A..*
Class B
*
Class
r
39
9
7% preferred.. 100
1
r
Corp
..1
Landers, Frary &
Clark
25
Cement
1065*
New common.. 15
New 5% pref.. 100
Warrants
155*
29
28
Lanatin
Internat'l Metal
102
*
100
Oil Co
Preferred
McCord Rad cl B.. *
147
*
Int Nickel (Can)..*
*
Preferred
50
102
36
98
24%
18
Lee Rub & Tire
Industries cl A._*
Hayes Body
Haytian Corp of
IP
475*
%
...
Refining pref. .100
McCall Corp
*
McOoU-Frontenac
...»
47
152
25
_*
Int Mercan Mar
Class B
Class
*
Int Business Mach.*
10 X
y 9
205*
arrants
56
II*
60
McCahan Sugar
Lambert Co
.
Inter cont Rubber..*
Corp class A..1
1SH
"4~~
preferred. 100
17
Hat
34
11%
145*
7% pref w W..100
nlg
*
2
32
* r
100 r
Preferred
80
9I*
21
Lakey Fdy & Mach 1
*
Potter com
205*
1
Milling
15*
Interchemical Corp *
Harris Seybold
125
Lake of the Woods
13
Lngersoll Rand....*
6% preferred—100
Steel
4
36
Industrial Silica.._*
Inland
Lago Petroleum
55
32
55
9%
94
34
May Dept Stores. 10
May Hosiery com.*
Preferred...
*
Maytag Co
*
1st $6 pref
*
cum pf w w _.*
cum pref x-war*
9
110
50
Laclede Steel
55*
40%
6% cum pref__100
Clock. .5
Hammond
Hanna
33
1st pref
2d preferred
49
10
Common
Indus Accep Corp
Cum prer.
100
108 X
_
25*
25*
._*
X
shares—£1
Koppers Co 6%pfl00
Kresge Dept Stores 1
8% preferred. 100
Kresge (S S) Co—
Common (vot). 10
Kress (S H.«
*
6% preferred—10
Kreuger (G) Brew.l
Kroger Grocery &
Baking common.*
Indus Brown Hoist—
104%
$6 preferred—100
Hammer mill Paper
Amer
8*
*
B
Per share
KolsteavBrand Ltd—
16
Pipe Line 50
Bid
Par
Per share
Indiana Gas & Chem
&
Goal
Guardian
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Par
share
Per share
STOCKS
of the month preceding the date of issue
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day
J Ex 100% stock dividend,
k Last sale,
Motor
Drill
Products
Mot Wheel
*
MuUins Mfg Corp—
Class B
1
$7 conv pref
*
Muns'ngwear Inc
*
Murphy Varnish...
Preferred
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price.
6%
II*
25
12
68
fNew stock.
July, 1937]
industrial
Quotations for all securities
Stocks
Bid
Murphy (g c)_.
5% pref
100
Murray Corp
10
Murray-Ohio Mfg.*
Muskegon Plst Ring
Muskogee Corp
*
Preferred
Ask
Per share
70
72
104
105%
10%
18%
13*
10
19
»
13%
miscellaneous stocks
&
are as near as
Stocks
Bid
Ask
Stocks
Rayon
Com class a
43
41
*
ip
Class
a
b
80
24
Petrol Heat & Pr._*
20
92
94
62
*
6
61
18
6 % % preferredl 00
North Cent Texas.5
75
14
Nat Acme Co
18%
8%
17%
18%
No European oil.-l
North German Lloyd
Amer shares
37
28
North & Judd
25
North Pipe Line..50
n'west Eng com.
*
n'west Yeast
100
Norwalk Tire &
Rubber
*
25
29
71
73
if*
l
*
26%
11%
.10
1
9
6% preferred.. 100
Nat Belias-Hess
1
82
if*
84
1%
7% preferred.. 100
Nat Biscuit
10
1%
23%
Nat Casket com
*
23 %
148
44
Preferred $7
Nat Cash Reg
Nat'l City Lines
*
111
__*
7% preferred-. 100
152
48
32%
32%
12
16%
18%
109%
111
.7% pref class b100
108
108%
.
Nat Dept Stores
*
6% preferred10
Nat Dist Prod
*
Nat Enam & Stpg~*
Nat Fire-Proofing 50
Nat Food Products
.
15%
6%
28%
26%
4%
.
14%
11*
2d non-cum pf_ .20
National Lead...10
,
33
1
%
77
67
97
100
46
43
67
37%
80
40
10*
2?*
A*
10%
11
27
5%% preferred. 10
♦
A*
29*
4*
$7 preferred-*
Nat Rub Mach
*
Nat Screen Serv
*
Nat Service Cos
*
Conv part pref..*
Nat Shirt Sh Del..*
$6 preferred.—100
Nat Steel Car Ltd.*
Nat Steel Corp
25
Nat Sugar Refg..
*
2
19
12
12%
46"
52
24%
35%
119
.
7%
10%
Nat Union Radio..*
Natomas Co
*
1%
9%
8*
ill*
7}
10*_
160
58
Pick (Albert)
Preferred
22
108
10
12
70
13%
12%
l%
if*
ii*
j..25
29
Onondaga Pottery.*
Oppenheim Collins.*
34
37
13%
13*
o Sullivan
Rubber. 1
Elevator._.__*
6% preferred
100
*
7% prior pref. 100
$5.50 convlst pf_*
21
8
10
_
3%
46%
50%
Neisner Bros..
39
1
1
38
Nelson (Herman)..5
Neptune Meter a. *
11
8% preferred.. 100
Nestle-Le Mur cl a *
105
pref.i
~4%
94
13^
12^
12
_
110
1%
1%
Newberry (j j) co—
*
50
52
5% preferred.. 100
Bedford Cord¬
102%
age common
5
Preferred
100
New Bedford Rayon
Class a
25
New Bradford Oil..5
New Britain Mach. *
New England Lime
16%
112%
106
New
15
17
5%
35%
•
'
#.
*
•'
17%
6
37%
i
iii
76""
78
23%
Class
b
24
Tire
55
58
76"
3
17
17%
12
.
9
*
24
27
14%
6%
15
23
25
30
*
8%
8%
6%
~2%
*
30
Airways. 10
Pan-American For¬
eign Corp class a1
35
63%
60
64 ^
9
8%
95
18
21
22
Reel common.
Parmelee Trans
96
3%
4
18
124%
16%
36%
20
New Idea com
*
n j Worsted pf_.100
20%
57
New Mexico &
Arizona Land
*
New Niquero SuglOO
"I
2%
12
Newport Indus....1
31%
New Process Co...*
Newton Steel
*
32
n y Auction
*
n y Air Brake
*
n y Investors com. *
1st pref
100
2nd pref
n y Dock
$5
non-cum
%
3%
■
%
3%
1%
%
53%
17%
28
*
13
\l*
'9%
10
Niles-Bement-Pond *
Noblitt Sparks
5
Noma Elec Corp
1
North Amer Avia__l
55*
4%
33%
34%
16
49
51%
37%
39
8
11
4%
11%
North Amer Car..20
5
6
$6 preferred
*
North Amer Cement
47
49
Common
Class a pref
Class b pref
*
...1
1
..1
39%
85%
Pa-Dixie Cement..*
Jk*
59
12
*
7
10
6
9
13%
Without par value
%
7
14%
k Last sale,
7%
Common
$7
conv
Penna
v
*
t c
pref
*
Industries
Units
63
Penn-Mex Fuel
2
Penn Salt Mfg
Penn Sugar
50
20
Penn Traffic
2%
Penn Vy Crude Oil..
Class a........6
Class
23%
120%
3%
b...
__lc
4%
171
37%
2%
is*
8%
42
86
n
Nominal,
r
112%
14%
10%
15*
110
133
m
7%
%
1
66
,5%
180
39
3
6%
3%
116
z
120
7%
35
33%
*
40
5
45
5%
1%
31%
2
32%
7%
8
61
13
32%
5%
>
70
i
14
33
6%
100
2
~2%
24
17
%
17%
4%
5%
29
32
25
——*
8%
2%
25
*
100
Preferred
Ritter Dental Mfg.*
;
44
65
19^
Riverside Cement—
A
Class
B
*
13
*
2
*
93
Bobbins & Myers. _*
Preferred
25
Robertson fH H)..*
30
6% preferred
Robertson Pap Box.5
Preferred
12
Robinson (Dwight P)
7% 1st pref—.100
*
.
J00
3%
ii*
4%
9
17
2!H
*
3
5% preferred. .100
41
Rocky Mt Fuel
100
100
Preferred
Rogers Majestic
*
Rogers Peet
100
Rome Cable Corp. 5
Roosevelt Field
Root Petrol Co
$1.20
25
5
1
pfd_20
13%
Rose 5 10&25c Store
common
1
Rossia Int Corp
♦
28%
eonv
Royal Typewriter.*
7 % preferred- 100
Ruberoid Co
*
.
Russeks 5th Ave_2 %
Rustless Ir & Steel. 1
$2.50 conv pref..*
Ryan Car com
*
100
Ryan Cons Petrol.*
Ryerson & Haynes.l
Safety Car H & L100
Safeway Stores
*
5% preferred. .100
6% preferred-.100
7 % preferred- .100
St Joseph Stk Yd 100
St Lawrence Corp.*
Preferred
75%
106%
120
31%
11%
11%
45
2%
22
3%
11°1.
31%
105%
17
11
50
31
Mills
com
..100
24
i
Preferred
100
St L Nat Stk Y_. 100
72%
St L Rocky Mt &
Pacific Co—100
Preferred
100
46
1
Sanborn Map
25
San-Nap-Pak com.l
Units
Savage Arms—...*
Savannah Sugar...1
Savoy Oil..
5
Schenley Distillers.5
5%% pref
100
Schiff Co
*
com
8
7%
96
„
6%
5%
97
4%
85
19%
34%
3%
38%
93%
20%
7% preferred-.100
Schulte Real EstatePreferred
Schulte Retail Sts.l
Scott Paper
Scovill Mfg
I1
1%
12%
*
39%
25
41
Scranton Lace
*
Scullin Steel pref..*
I
40
23
New common
lh2%
Warrants
Seaboard Fin Corp.l
$2 cum pref w w.»
Seaboard Oil (Del).*
Sea grave Corp....*
8%
27
39
10
100
Remington Arms..*
*
6%
87%
Seeman Bros
*
45
Segal Lock & Hard¬
ware com
.1
Preferred
22
24
109%
3%
4%
1%
50
Seiberling
Rubber.*
Preferred
100
Selby Shoe
*
Selfridge Prov Stores
Am dep rets—_£1 k
Sentry Safety Con.l
7 % preferred.
Seton Leather
1
_
100
*
Seversky Aircraft.. 1
Reliance Mfg Co
Ex-dividend.
Common
Warrants
Serve! Co
23
Common
Preferred
115
100
Sears, Roebuck
5
7% pref vot...100
*
*
Reeves (Daniel)—*
6%% pref
100
Reis (Robt) & co— *
7% 1st pref—-100
Reiter-Foster Oil..*
Reliable Stores
*
Reliance Bronze &
Steel common—1
6% preferred. .100
Reliance Elec & Enj
(Illinois)
47%
51
5%
Raytheon Mfg—50c
6% preferred
5
Real Silk Hosiery
Mills common
Rice Stix Dry Gds_*
1st pref
100
2d pref
100
6% pref——.100
%
Raymond. Concrete
*
17
59%
49%
8%
10
common
8% preferred. .100
49
110
Randall Corp pt a_*
Class b
*
Pile common
"4%
24%
Schulze Baking
*
Reed Roller Bit
25
Canadian price,
102
108
128
17
Red Bank Oil.
6
8
46
18%
109%
Rainbow Luminous
Raybestos-Manhat *
6%
3%
Units
Peoples Drug Stores*
6% conv pref. .10
18%
100
B
Samson United
108 %
100
Preferred
33
5%
2%
10
*
Preferred
100
St Regis Pap com..5
Preferred
100
Salt Creek Prod..10
Product a—.._*
45
i
Penn Glass Sand—
117
116%
%
8% preferred. .100
6 % preferred -.100
Purity Bakeries...*
Pyrene Mfg
10
Quaker Oats
*
6% preferred—100
Class b com
5%
6%
5%
3%
5%
pref a..*
conv
Pure Oil Co
Ralston Steel Car 100
Penn-Central
*
Air¬
lines Corp
1
Penn Coal & Coke 10
Shipbuilding.. 1
Founders shares. 1
*
209
Alegre Sugar *
guaker State Oil—10
adio-Keith-Orph.*
3
JX
Penney (j o) Com.*
8
7
14
n y Merchandise. 10
n y
100
10
Penick & Ford
5
4
28
15
31
*
57*
56%
49
95
14*
Pender(d)Groc'yA *
47
*
Inc
5%% conv pf_100
Reynolds Spring
1
Reynolds Tob
10
St Lawrence Flour
16
11*
4%
6%
*
Class b
19%
19%
1
52%
17
0%
1
com
51*
45
46
13
Corp
3
Weighing &
Vending
30
Pressed Metals Am. *
Pressed Steel Car—
32"
Pullman
92
Peerless Cement...*
Peerless
39
21%
*
1%%
%
Pathe Film Corp
1
7% preferred
*
Peck, Stow & Wile 25
Peerless
35
43
Railways Corp
*
Preferred
v.v,
100
n y Transit
Nicholson File
1900 Class b
%
81"
78
pf_100
7% pref
1?«
II*
ii*
30
*
~3%
12%
37
27%
2%
Mills
1%
2%
Pratt & Lambert..*
Punta
65
126%
Preferred
Cold Storage
*
Propper McCall'm.*
Prosperity Co b
*
Publication Corp—*
63%
99%
4%
4%
18%
127
Patchogue-Plymouth
20
1%
5
8% preferred--100
5% preferred..100
20^
23
27%
_
1
4%
1%
1%
2%
Producers Corp. _25c
Produce Terminal
&
90
26
8%
93
4% conv pref. 100
Paramount Motors *
Paramount-Publix 10
Paramount Pictures!
6% 1st pref.. .100
6% 2d pref
10
Parke, Davis Co..*
"4%
4%
22
25
J*
95
62
10
7% cum pref. .100
5%% conv pf_100
Reybarn Co Inc
1
Reynolds Metals. _*
of N Y ord shares
100
*
pref
Class A
33
Royal Dutch Co
i*
43*
11%
6%
6
Inc..*
20%
1%
Potrero Sugar
5
Pref stamped
5
Pref unstamped .5
Prairie Oil & Gas.25
conv
16%
2
Parker Pen
10
Parker Rust Prt.2%
Park & Tilford Inc.!
5
*
Common
;
iH
1*
15%
Poor & Co class b—*
Class a
*
Proc & Gamble
1
ii
5% conv 1st pf__5
5% conv 2d pf—50
16
—
20
1%
60
Transport
5
Pan-Amer Southern)
Panhandle p & r._*
8% conv pref. 100
66
~1%
Hall
9
10%
Revere Cop & Br. .5
Preferred
Rockwood Co
86
13%
4%
1
Class a—
Class b
99
10
Rochester Button.
i*
i*
*
*
5
Pocahontas Fuel.100
Preferred
100
Pollack Mfg
*
6% prior pf A. 100
Repro Inc com
*
18%
pref-100
60
Class b
.1
Pan Amer Match...
Pan Am Petrol &
Rig
conv
9%
35
12
124
Prentice
22
Pairpont Corp..100
Parkersburg
_
Porterfield Aircraftl
Porto-Rie-Am Tob—
6%
24
Pacific West Oil—10
Warrants
•11*
88
13
7% 1st pref—100
*
59
10%
Plough Inc
Plymouth Oil
2d
Pantepec Oil Co
53
86
18
11
122
Pleas't ValWine Col
8
10
24%
7%
10%
Pac Eastern Corp.. 1
Pacific Finance Corp
of Calif com
10
Paraffine Co
7}
*
100
16
2
2%
10%
Pitts Screw & Bolt.*
88
67
29
48
Pitts Coal (Pa)—100
Pitts ton Co
90
Pacific Coast Co.. 10
Bros
28%
2%
Plant Reduction
Plant (Thos g)
6*
fs*
20
Pitney-Bowes Post-*
7 % preferred.
5% preferred
115
Owens-Ill Glass. 12 %
Oxford Paper com.*
$6 preferred a
*
$5 preference
*
Packard Motor
*
1
Pgh Metallurgical 10
Pittsg pi Glass...25
*
com
6% conv pref_100
Class
6% preferred-.100
*
preferred
17&
Winterfront.l
*
80
80
Republic Portland
Riley Stoker
15%
%
Pirelli Co of Italy
Am shs 500 lire
$5 preferred
$6 pref
25
Preferred w w.,25
Reo Motor Oar
5
Richman Radiator. 1
15%
Pitts United Corp 25
*
common
6% pref.
Common
Pines
221
80*
warrants
7% pref old
Pittsb Term Coal-.l
_.....*
Outlet Co com....*
7% preferred.. 100
Overman Cushion
m
23
Pittsburgh Steel
122
5
Outboard Mot a..*
100
New Hav cl com.25
1
pref-100
conv
Pitts Forgings
Outboard Marine &
Pan Am
Nebel (Oscar)
*
Preferred
*
Nehi Corp com....*
6%% pref
8%
Bond
22%
Richfield Oil of Calif
.
38
123m
7
49
10%
6% preferred—100
Pitts Coke & Iron. *
2
Otis
54%
5%
Pierce Petroleum. _*
57%
95
101 %
45
Pilisbury Flour Mills
3
10
100
54
Pilgrim Explor
5%
13%
14
84
9%
7%
3%
57%
3%
Palmer
20
A"
3%
95
Rghts
Warrants
Omnibus Corp vtc_*
8% conv pf a. 100
Oneida Ltd coml2H
1%
72
5
92
3
6% preferred..100
14
50
Pierce Butler Rad.5
Pierce Governor
*
Pierce Oil Corp
25
Oldetyme Distillers 1
55
50
12
49
6%
195
_
"5%
com
Preferred
Per share
RenFt'n Rand com.l
B rights
Preferred
~5
Pierce Arrow Motor
Car Corp com
5
19%
109%
19 M
66
Phillips Petrol
*
Phoenix Hosiery
5
7% preferred.. 100
8%
44%
44%
$4 preferred
*
$6 preferred
*
Phil & Read o & i.*
„
Bid
Par
Cement
25
Phillips Packing
*
5%% pref
100
Stocks
Republic Steel—
Rights
Phila Dairy Prod-.*
180
Preferred
100
units
9%
18%
109%
*
Oilstocks Ltd
»
Okonite common 100
10
Naumkeag Steam
Common
¥
104
250
1st preferred
80
new.. 10
Nazareth Cement.
36%
32}
7}
240%
Ph el ps-Dodge
2|*
8%
7%
Phillip-Jones Corp.*
7% preferred..100
31
32%
Ozark Corp
*
Pac Amer Fisheries 5
Pacific Can
*
10%
7 % preferred. 100
Nat Tea common
*
Nat Transit
12.50
4%%
3%
Manufacturing
j*
63
Nat Oil Products. .4
Nat Paper & Type—
Common
100
5% preferred.. 100
Nat Print & Appli.l
Natl Pump com.. *
Cotton
Navarro Oil
4
27
100
*
Otis Steel
30"
Nat Mfrs & Stores 5i*
Supply
%
132
6% preferred. 100
Nat Lock Washer.20
Nation'1 Malleable &
Steel Castings
*
Nat
19*
34%
Preferred
100
Ohio Seamless Tube*
7 % preferred
Preferred
33
l£>9
6% pref b
100
National Leather. 10
Radia tor
i
15%
13%
101
17
157
1% pref a.—100
t
Nat
....
3%
39
10
_
......
1st 7 % cum pf_100
Preferred
16
6%
s28%
30%
5%
Ohio Match
Ohio Oil
%
Oliver Farm Equip. *
Class aww
l
Class b
50c
Nat Fuel Gas
*
Natl Gypsum com.l
com
\lH
18
1*
Pharis Tire & Rub.l
._.*
8% 1st pref
6
2%
Ohio Brass b
Ohio Leather
7%
80
5%
%
7% preferred...50
Norwich Pharm
5
Novadel Agene
*
Nu-Enamel
1
OgUvie Flour Mills. *
Preferred
100
12%
See Public Utilities
Nat Container (Del)l
Nat Cylinder Gas. 1
Nat Dairy Prod
*
7% pref class a100
Nat Licorice
.
20
4
Petrolite Corp Ltd.*
Pettibone Mulliken
Preferred
100
Pfeiffer Brewing
*
34
Petrol Derivatives.*
100
Fibres a v t c
Nat Aviation
Nat Baking com
31%
17%
17%
73
._..*
Class
*
*
_
Pet Corp of Am
5
Petrol Conversion .1
22%
Com class b_.._*
6% prior pref. .50
No Am Refractories
15
Perfect Circle
Pet Milk.
Ask
Per share
Par
,
Myers (fe)& Bros.*
Nachman Springf..*
Narrag Racg Assoc 1
Nash-Kelvinator
5
Nat Automotive
Bid
Per share
Par
North Amer
89
possible for the closing day of tbe month preceding the date of issue
Sharon Steel Cp
*
$5 conv pref
*
Sharp & Dohme—_*
$3.50conv pref..*
■^hattuck (Frank G)*
"5%
41
24
2%
%
28%
28
no
8%
8
3%
33
3
33
101
104
9%
10
56
59
12%
12
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
90
Quotations for all
Stroock & Co
53 %
29
Struthers Wells
Titusville new
125
,
5H
Sherw-Williams --25
5%pf ser AAA 100
New common—.1
New
preferred—*
*
& Pt
*
Simms Petroleum .10
Simonds Saw & Steel
Simmons Hdw
Common
Simon (Franklin) &
Co 7% pref—100
55%
9%
Simplicity Pattern _1
Singer Mfg
100
Singer Mfg Ltd.—£1
297
5%
Sir!an Lamp com—
Preferred..
wms
6% cum
Skenandoa
Rayon.*
Preferred
*
Sloss-Sheff S & O 100
$6 preferred—100
Smith (A O) Corp. 10
Smith & Corona ■ J
Smyth Mfg
--25
Snider Packing—- *
Socony Vacuum. .15
Solar Mfg Corp
1
Sonotone Corp
1
20 %
19 %
Texas Gulf
A—*
Class B
*
South'n Pipe Line 10
Southern Webbing
000® 0
$3
•
'.1*7**• ■
/;
■'
i
Kellogg—*
Sperry Corp v t c_.l
SpicerMfgCo
*
$3 cony pref A
*
'
118
000^
New
4%
15
104
91%
11%
preferred
;j' ;V
0-
Vvi"
,
0:'
3?
0:22%
Stand Commercial
Tobacco
com.
Stand Dredging
Stand Oil (Cal)
Stand TubeclB
;00;
1
Common
v
t c—1
«.6H>4)ref—100
Sterchi Bros com..*
00.'
1st preferred
50
5% 2d
pref
20
Sterling Aluminum
Products
■
-
5
(Hugo)Corp5
1
Strawb'ge & Clothier
6 % preferred— 100
7% preferred-.100
Stromberg Carlson *
6 % (preferred-_ 100
.
v.*
■0-'
.
No par "alue.
000-
Universal Prod
*
Utah-Idaho Sugar.6
13%
Preferred
Screen..1
Forging
*
Trenton Vail Dist—1
Trlco Products.___*
Triplex Safe Glass.*
Trojan Oil & Gas...
A
l
*
com
7% preferred-.100
10%
10%
%
40%
2%
1%
10%
Vadsco Sales Corp—
Common..
7%
*
5%% prior pref.*
15
il*
Valspar com vtc
$6 pref vtc
22 %
70
24
Valvoline Oil comlOO
72
8% preferred.. 100
Vanadium Corp...*
Van Camp Milk
*
$4 preferred.
*
8
101
98
5%
10%
5
V 0%
1
5
Van Dorn Iron Wks*
Van Nor Mach Tool5
Van Raalte Co
5
32
39
7 % 1st pref
Van Sweringen
17%
2%
3H
3%
79%
2%
100
com
Veeder Root Inc
1
*
Venezuela Mex OillO
Venezuelan Petrol. 1
Vicana Sugar v t c_3
Va-Gar Chem—
23%
10%
1
75
73
w
Iron O & C..100
preferred..100
Vlck Chemical
5
Vick Financial....5
17%
18%
Waco Aircraft
*
Wagner Baking..
1
16
Wahl Co—.
»
19%
Waitt&Bond Inc A *
United
101
7%
k Last sale,
..100
Preferred
n
*
oref.100
Biscuit
conv
Nominal,
r
*
Vulcan DetinnlnglOO
7% preferred..100
Lines
Un Artist Theatre.*
14
if*
8*0*
114*
Canadian price,
16
10%
Old
20c
25c
common
Warrants
2
...
Willcox & Gibbs—50
Wilcox
(H
F)
Oil
26
2%
29
4%
5
Williams (R O)
•
Wil-Low Cafet-.-.l
Conv pref.i_...*
6%
8%
Willys-Overland
1
6% preferred...10
4%
9%
8%
&
Gas
Wm
5
Oil-O-Mat
*
...
Wilson & Co
.._*
$6 preferred
Wilson
,.*
76
1
14
65
15
15%
1
1
*
Wilsonite Corp
Wilson-Jones
20
C'mpton 1
4$
Wither bee Sherman
..60
Wizard Inc cl A
WJR
The
6
22
4H
W'S
*
Goodwill
Station
5
Wolverine
Cement
79%
12
Preferred.^
Willson Products
Preferred
3%
J
61
Line
Winters &
*A
31
Portland
com...
Wolverine Tube
10
2
13^
Wood (Alan) Steel
7% preferred- .100
Woodley Petrol—.1
Woodward
Iron.. 10
Wood ward & Lothrop
Common
7%
10
preferred .100
(F W)_10
Woolw th
72
9%
27%
68
46"
Wool worth Ltd—
Am dep rects ord.
Worcester Salt.. 100
Preferred
18%
59
100
Worthington Pump
& Mach
*
7% pref A
100
6% pref B
100
right Aeronaut'l-*
Wrigley (Wm) Jr..*
Wrought Iron
*
Wurlitzer (R) com..
Preferred
...
Wyoga Gas & Oil. %
11*
95
77
100
21
115
57c
7% preferred—100
York Ice Mach
*
Va
5
£
■1H
Steel common...*
52%
20%
27%
Transport
5% preferred...10
Spencer
Wick wire
23%
25%
20%
Unit Amer Bosch..*
104
86
Wnittall (M J)—
6% part pref—100
Vogt Mfg
United Air
10%
101
25
*
Transport warr'ts.
10%
14%
*
5%
99
United Aircraft..
Un Aircraft &
2
14H
ctfs
Whitmrn&Barnes2 %
Yellow
Truck
&
Coach Mfg cl B..1
Common
73
com
*
pref.lOO
Common
99%
23%
*
conv
Valley Mould & Iron
10%
72%
common
10
100
Utica Knit Co
Williams
Un St Yds Omaha 100
Union Tank Car
*
*
>
Steel
5
Trans western Oil .10
Stores
25
Stone & Webster-.*
Picture
&
Daylight
Union Oil of Calif.25
Union Premier Food
17
*
Lux
8*
Union Carb & Carb *
3%
25
Stokely Bros
■
30%
2
Transcontinental
Corp
17
35
Stewar t-Warner
•
Trane Co
5% preferred
38
*
1
Common...
ry
*
8% preferred-.100
Universal Pictures .1
8% 1st pref
100
Univ Pipe & Rad-1
7%% pref—100
6 %
Stern Bros A
pref
Univ Leaf Tob
90
Underw Ell Fisher.*
Unexcelled Mfar.-IO
Union Bag & Paper
4%
62 H
Conv
30
Ulen & Co
12%
Sterling Brewing... 1
Sterling, Inc
1
Sterling Products. 10
Stlnnes
1
Securities...
Preferred
Common
*
$1.50 preferred. _*
Twin Ooacn com__l
18%
103
9H
37
1
com
Stetson (JB)
Preferred
Steel Corp
Towne
*
Torrington Co new. *
20th Cent Fox Film
72
Preferred
25
Stein (A) & Co com *
>00
Shipbuild
7% preferred-.100
Tung-Sol Lamp
1
80c div conv pref *
71
Steel Co of Can—*
1
Toledo
Class
Corp—
United Stove
Uni versal-C y clops
rrunz Pork Stores.*
Truscon Steel
10
Tubize Chatillon —1
Stanley Works
25
Starrett (L 8) Co..*
Starrett
17%
2%
*
33
rruax-Traer Coal—*
Spring.*
*
Universal Cons OHIO
Transue &
157
...
23
a*
Standard Plastics. .1
Standard Products _1
Standard Screw. 100
Preferred A
100
Stand Silica
10
pref.
..5
34%
65%
conv
Vot tr ctfs
United Wall Paper_2
Universal Corp vtc.l
West Air Line
it*
i i*
$6
66
Trans
5% preferred-.100
Stand Steel
Conv preferred..*
*
Transamerica Corp *
i
1
*
4%
40%
Stand Oil (Ohio)..25
*
United Stores A
3%
.
Shipyards
8%
Stand Oil ofN J—25
00-
*
1
Stand Oil and).'..25
Stand OH (Kan).. 10
Stand Oil (Ky)_..10
Stand Oil (Neb)..25
*
Common
Tob Prod Expts
*
Tobacco Secur Ltd—
Am dep rets ord £1
Am dep rets def_
*
...
*
7 % non-cum pflOO
United Stockyards—
Roll Bear.*
*
Todd
preferred. . .50
Corp..100
Tobacco
*
7% first pref .100
*
U S
7% preferred-.100
Tishman Realty
Tobacco & Allied
Tokheim Oil
$4.50 cum pref..*
Standard Brew
*
Stand Cap & Seal—1
Conv preferred-10
*
Stocks, Inc...
33
Standard Brands. _»
i'/K
Timken
106
$6 preferred
*
Stahl-Meyer com—*
Staley Mfg Co new..
Preferred
100
-'v.'
Timken-Det Axle. 10
Mach .*
pref
conv
Stk trust
Preferred..
46
Squibb (E R) & Son*
$4
50
White (SS) Dental 20
White Rk Min Spgs-
U S Sugar Corp
1
..100
Motor
White Sew
1st preferred....*
Tilo Roofing com
Time Inc com..
39
_
1
com
Pap—
Preferred
White
7 % preferred..100
17
28
Spiegel Inc com—2
$4.50 conv pref—*
Square D Co B
1
*
50
U S Steel
U 8 Stores
*
Pulp
5% conv pref—30
Weyenberg Shoe-.
Wheel Steel Corp
U SSmRef&Min50
conv pref.*
Water Oil
*
Va
Preferred
100
Westvaco Chlorine. *
U S Rubb Reel—*
4%%
Tide
Spencer
mm
Tide W Assn Oil.. 10
5%
|
W
8%n-cul8tpf.l00
7%
A
Class
W Va Coal & Coke
6% preferred..50
22
'i
com..*
U S Realty & Imp.*
*
U S Rubber-
80
*
Common...
Spear & Co
—*
$5.50 preferred..*
Spencer Chain Sto_*
.■■:.i0,0rr'0:
Michigan Steel
__1
Weston El Instru..»
Foundry
*
1
Thompson-Starrett *
$3 % preferred
*
Thompson (J R)_.25
Thompson Prod
*
$5 conv prior pf_*
96%
*
West
U S Playing Card. 10
U 8 Postal Meter ..1
Thew Shovel Coal.*
Spang Ohalf't & Co *
6% cum pref. .100
Bparks-With'gt'n Co
j-" ■ •*,
7% 1st part pf.50
Westland Oil
pf—50
U S Radiator
*
West'he El & Mf.50
20
10
Oo-s.
*
West Indies Sugar. 1
Westins Air Br ke.*
U S Print & Litho—
preferred
1
Stationery
*
Common....
Preferred
10
Dairies
Western Tablet &
U S Lines pref
*
U S Pipe & Fdy. .20
_*
*
preferred
$3
cum pr pf.100
Part conv& cl A.*
$3.60 conv pref..*
Thayer-Foss pref 100
...
1
Supply—
Common
Western
7%
Land
Thatcher Mfg
Thermoid
West Auto
U S Hoff Machin'y 5
Pexon Oil & Land..2
S'west Pa PL.—50
$4 convpref.
Air Exp
West
1
U S Leather
5
drift com
*
U S Foi i B
Sulph—*
*
Preferred
U S Freight...
U S Gypsum
conv
1
MtgA%
Wesson Oil & Snow¬
^referred. 100
5H%
4%
Wells Fargo & Co__ 1
100
U 8 lnd Alochol
4l*
1
com
Went worth
*
7% conv pref.lOO
U S Envelope
100
7%
30
1
Wellington Oil
50
100
U S Finishing
conv
Brower
U 8 Distributing
Preferred
1st preferred.*
pref
*
Fdy & Pipe *
Warren
(Northam)
$3 conv pref
*
Waukesha Motor..5
$1
$3
Warren
Welch G'pe Juice2 %
Preferred
.100
U S Bobbin&Shuttle
Preferred
*
Warner-Quinlan Co*
Warren Bros
*
Webster Eisenlohr.*
$7 preferred
100
Weisbaum Bros
1
Common
*
*
Preferred
Wayne Pump
100
A
Warner Bros. Pict._5
Wayne Knit Mills.5
6% preferred
25
United Specialties..
Textiles, Inc
Spalding (AG)&Br_*
7% 1st prer.-.lOO
i'
Class
Ctfs sub shares.. 1
South Shore Oil. 10c
;v>v£.'.£
80
Untd Shoe Mach.25
Trust old stk—100
South Penn
'00000'
11^
28
Paperboard-10
Preferred
*
Pacific
Texas
Mills Inc
Southland
''V;
Unit
Tex Pac Coal & OillO
Royal. .*
Oil—25
So Porto Rico Sug_*
8% preferred-.100
v:*
0%
5
*
Un Merch & Mfrs_*
United Milk Prod..*
$2 preferred
*
United Molasses Ltd
Amer dep rets—£1
Texas Corporation 25
Texas Gulf Prod
*
99
Exp.. 100
100
47
76 %
Un Eng & Fdy
United Fruit..
7 % preferred-.100
Preferred
23%
*
$3.85 conv pf
Warner Co com
_ .
Warrants..
42
Preferred....
•,
98
7 % preferred
100
United Electric
Coal Cos com...5
Term <fc Trans com.l
South Dairies
'
22"
Telaut'g'ph Corp..5
Corp
5
Tennessee
Prod
*
0%
Boss Mfg commonSouth Coast Corp--l
0''00:'
20%
Tennessee
25c
Warrants
Southeast
UH
*
Inc
Technicolor
5%
1%
9%
preferred.. 1
Conv
12%
10%
Taylor (K) Dlst—.l
Taylor-Wharton
Iron & Steel com.*
Match...*
__*
United Dry Dock..*
United Dyewood.10
100
Preferred
Typewriter vtc-.
Smokers
52
Un Drill & Tool.2%
United Drug.
5
10% preferred—10
Un Shipyards B
1
x w
A*
Ward Baking Corp—
Com class A....*
7% preferred. .10"
.
1
1
Common
Walworth Co
Com class B
Taggart Corp new.l
/ v0 preferred
*
$2.50 pref
*
Talrott (James)
9
5% % preferred.50
Tampax Inc
1
L'astyeast inc cl A_1
Taylor-Colquitt Co 6
15
pref--100
Skelly Oil
16c
25
.
Unit Piece Dye com*
Preferred
100
Un Prof Sharing
*
Common w w
*
*
Walth'm Watch com *
25
*
100
.
_
Sylvania Industrial *
Symington Gould—
Stock
Yards com..—
Preferred
--*
Sioux City
v
(H) Good'm
& Worts com
Preferred
23
preferred-
6 % preferred.
Certificates
Superior Steel
100
Susquehanna Silk
Mills class A
5
Class B
5
Sutherland Paper. 10
Swan Finch Oil
15
Sweets Co of Am_50
Swift & Co
25
Swift In cernatl—15
Common
Walker
49
24
*
com
—
preferred-30
Simmons Co
W;Wr
Oil
6% cum pref.. 100
Sunray Drug
..1
Sunray Oil
1
5%% conv pf__50
Superheater Co
*
Superior Oil
1
Superior Portland
Cement class A__*
Class B
*
Simmons-Boar d ma n
■;,v.ASi
Common
Per share
Par
6% preferred—100
11c
1
Car—*
Submarine Slgnal.25
Silex Co.—
Pub
United
Stutz Motor
Sun
Can.---*
82*
si*
Chemical..*
$3 part pref
*
United Cigar Stores-
*
New $1.25 pref—*
Studebaker Corp—1
Preferred
100
Signode Steel Strap'g
$2.50
United Carbon
*
Unlted-Carr Fast..*
Sullivan Mach 'y—*
104 H
124 ^
Cjf^cony pf-lOO
Sber-Wms
22%
Ask
Bid
Stocks
Ask
share
Par
share
*
35
£2
*
Bid
Stocks
Ask
Par
share
Par
Bheaffer Pen.
Shell Transp & Tr
Shell Union Oil
Warrants
Bid
Stocks
Ask
Bid
Stocks
J*
90
23%
117%
x
—
Class B
Waldorf System
.__*
*
Walgreen Co com..*
4%% pref w w 100
Ex-dividend.
Yale & Towne
$7 Preferred..100
Young (J S) Co. 100
Preferred
100
Young_(L A) Spring
&
Wire
128
22
88
102
*
30%
*
05%
Youngs town Steel
Door common
Youngstown Sheet &
Tube
*
5%% pref.. 100
Radio
..*
Zenith
Zonlte
Products
1
82%
fr;;
V|
M-
,77
Quotations for all securities
are as near as
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
The custom in reporting prices for State and municipal securities is to quote them on the basis of the return the bonds
yield per annum. Therefore#
furnishing the prices bolow, it will be found that for the single maturity bond a bid and asked quotation is published—either actual figures or on a
percentage basis.
In furnishing prices for the serial bonds, however, we endeavor to obtain the yield basis for the varying maturities.
For instance,
a certain bond matures from 1937 to 1951 and is
quoted 0.50 to 3 %—would indicate that the 1937 maturity yields 0.50% and the bond due in 1951
yields 3%.
•<
1
Therefore, in the following list, it must be remembered the word to indicates that the figures shown are the yield basis: all other figures are bid and
in
prices.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
•"ii
Bid
Ask
UNITED STATES—See also
pa
4 >48
1947-52. -A&O 115.12
1944-1964.--J&D 111.3
is
1946-56—M&S 109.10
1943-47—J&D 106.11
js 1940-1943. J&D 105.10
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
m
3s
oh
t
D
; i
.
3 j is 1941-1943.M&S
3j is 1946-1949. J&D
3 J.is 1949-1952.J&D
3s 1951-1955—M&S
3 Ms Aug 1 '41.F&A
3 Ms 1943-45—A&0
3s 1946-1948
J&D
3 Ms 1944-46.. A&O
2ha 1955-60..M&S
2Mb 1945-47.-M&S
2 Ha 1948-51. ..M&S
2 ha 1951-1954. J&D
2Ms 1956-59.M&S
2 Ms 1949-63—J&D
Panama Canal 1961—Q-M
109.16
104.10
102.11
99.16
99.26
99.9
99.11
97.16
97.20
115M
HI*
111
1938-43 M&N 6 3.75
6 3.80
Mobile Co—
:
Mar 15 1938
101.23
101.9
101.11
102.27 10-i 29
102.9
102.7
1H% Mar 15 1940
1M % June 15 1940.
1M% Dec 151940
1M% Mar 15 1941
1H% June 15 1941
1 k % Dec 15 1941
1M% Mar 15 1942
Home Owners' Loan Corp—■
rin & int guar '44~'52
, prin & int
guar '39~'49
% prin & int guar '42-44
irin & int guar 1938
I prin & int guar 1937—
>rin & int guar 1939—
101.25 101.28
Road
1939-1952.„F&A
100.3
iome Loan Banks—
1M % cons deb Apr 11938-Federal Farm Mtge Corp—
3M % int & prin guar *44-'64
3% int & prin guar 1944-'493% int & prin guar 1942-'472M % int & prin guar '42-47
1M% int & prin guar 1939—
Instrumentalities of U S Govt
<
-
100.3
Loan
Bonds
July 1 '46 opt '44—J&J
4s Nov 1 '57
opt '37-M&N
4s 1958 opt 1938-—M&N
4 Ms '57optNovl '37 M&N
4 Ha 1958 opt 1938-M&N
103
101
£
Honolulu (City & County)—
5s Pub impt 1956—J&D 15 6
3.75
5s Jan 15 1938-'56-J&J 15 6
1.50
5s 1938-1956J&D 15 6 1.50
3M* Sept 15 1940-53.M&S 6 2.00
Hawaii Terr 4 Ms '49.M&S 15 6 2.50
H5
4Mb Jan 1941
6 3.10
4 Ms Nov 15 *37-'56_M&N15
1.50
4Mb Nov 151937-58--M&N 6 1.50
4s Aug 1947 opt 1937—F& A 6 1.75
2.10s July 20 1941-1945—
1.90
M&N
4Ms Oct 1959-...—..
5s April 1955
5s Feb 1952
5Ks Aug 1941
Puerto Rico—
4Mb funding 1963
J&J
6s Jan 1 1950 opt '44-J&J
4s gold 1953
J&J
5s July 1954 opt 1943
2Ms 1938-1946J&J
102 M
102 H
101M
103 M
PO SSES
1.70% refdg 194^44-M&8
1.75% refdg 1940-44.M&S
Philip Isls 4Ms 1952
J&J
101^
103 K
SI O N S
105
aids'
109
113
104
to 3.25
to 3.15
2.00
2.50
to 3.10
to 3.10
1.00
to 2.30
>
1.80
to 2 10
•
1 80
105
to 2.10
105M
105 M
1073
1073
105
100 M
108
107
102
111
110
6 3.50
3.00
2.80
to 2.75
8 Ha renewal class C 1956. J&J 6 3.50
3 35
3.75
June 1 '38-'73 6 3 .90
4Mb highways 1952.....M&S 6 3.55
4Mb 1956 and 1959
M&S 6 3 .50
4 Ma 1942, 1946. 1949-.M&S
3.20
4s pub highway 1949-51.M&S
3.30
4s refunding 1941-54
J&J 6 3.55
3 Ms refunding 1955-65—J&J 6 3.55
Annlston ref g 5Ms Dec 11939
100
>
Tax-free In Connecticut,
3.40
3 40
3 00
310
.
3.40
3.40
102
101
104
/ 68
f 68
71
71:
93 M
Hot Springs 4 Mb '37-'50-M&S
Little Rock--4Ms Fund 1941-50—M&N 6
3 60
6 3.25
3.15
3.60
3.70
1.50
6 3.80
6 2.00
6 3.40
101
100
320
103
101
t Less 1
on
4.00%
Moffat
5 Ms
5 Ms
5 Ms
4.50
4.00
1.50 to 4.00
103
J&D
1950-1969
CALIFORNIA
4Ms TJniv Bldg Jan5'38-65J&J
4Ms Highway 1937-48-J&J30
4Ms 1938-1947
—F&A
4 Ms Olympiad 1937-71 -J&J2
4 Ms 1938-1940
F&A
4Ms 1941-1947
F&A
4Mb 1948-1952
F&A
4s Harb Imp 1985 opt '50-J&J
5s Jan 2 1941-1943
J&J2
4s Jan 2 1944-1948
J&J2
3 Ms Jan 1 1940-1949
J&J
4.00
104
to
3.45
to 3.10
to 3 30
to
2.75
to
3.00
to
2785
3 30
to 2.85
to
3.30
to 2 .80
to 2
.90
to 1.90
35
to 2.60
6 0.75
to 325
6 1.25
6 1.80
to 1.60
to
3.20
to 2 55
to
2.75
6 1.90
to
2*25
6 2.30
to 2 55
1.60
to 2.60
6
I
I
2.90
1°
I
to 2.60
%
to 2.60 %
to 2.50
5s School 1938-1955
J&J 61 00
East Bay Mun Util Dist—
to 2.95
1.85
to 2.70
to
less
1
3.00
to 2.85
to 3.40 %
65*
to
3.25
to 2.65
to
3.25
to
3.10
to 3.05
3.25
3 Ms Water wks 1952-75—. 6 3 00
3 Ms Water 1937-41—A&O 6 0.75 to 2.05
to 1.90
s Water 1937-40—-A&O 6 1.00
to 3.40
s Water 1941-70—A&O 6 2.10
s Sch 1938 -1944—J&D 6135 to 2.75
s 1937-1968
J&J 6 1 40 to 3.40
s 1938-1969.
M&S 6 1.40 to 3.45
unicipal 1937-61--F&A 6 0.75 to 3.45
to 3.50
s Harb Imp '37-'6l M&N 6 0 75
to
to 3.20
6 1.75
to 3.70
6 1.50
to 3.60
98 M
97 M
6 075
6 0.75
4s
6 1 00
1937-1964
F&A
1938-1945
—J&D
4s 1946-1961.
—J&D
3 Ms Jan 1 1938-1960—
101M
6 1.25
6 0 75
3.40
to 3.
to
1.75
to 2.90
6 3.00
2.85
6 0 70
to 2.65
6 0.50
to 2 .15
6 1.50
6 2.40
to 2.00
6 2.00
6 2.70
to 2.25
3.00
2.60
2.60
to 2.25
to
129
to
124
J&J
120
to
125
J&J
118
to
123
J&J
1964-1973
m
6 1.00
to 3.00
6 1.00
to 2.90
to 2.95
3 Ms improvt 1938-41.-J&J 6 1.00
♦5s Oonstruc'n 1938-49 J&D 6 1,00
to 1.90
1938-'52.A&0
'38-'50 J&D
1939—J&J
J&J
1938-45—J&J
Danbury 4s 1946 taxable-J&J
♦4 Ms 1938-65.
J&D
3M8 Fund 1941 tax'le.A&O
»5s July
1, 1938-55
♦Cheshire 4Ms
to 2 95
to 3.20
to 2.90
1.65
Bristol 4 Ms Water
6
1700
6 1 00
to
2.80
to 2.40
6 2.50
to 2.40
6 1.00
6 1.80
to 2.05
to 3.20
East Hartford (Town)—
6 0.75
6 2.95
to 2.90
6 1.10
to 2.95
6 0.75
Glastonbury *4Ms '38-58-J&J 6 1.00
to 2.40
M&N
M&N
4Mb Sch 1937-49
4Ms Sch 1950-59
Hartford Fire District—
♦5 Ms 1938-1951
M&N
Fairfield (County)— ^
lMs 1937 to 1950
J&D
to 3.25
East
Greenwich—
_
County—
;:
Metropolitan District
2 Ms Wat Sup'38-,77M&N 6 0.75
District)
1937-1947
M&S
♦4Ms Northeast 1959-J&D
♦
4 Ms
♦4 Ms Wash't'n '41-'47.J&J 6 1.90
Eillingly (Town) 4 Ms'38-56J& J 6 1.00
1938-1943
J&J
Middlesex County—
V
IMS Bdge 1937-55—M&N
4 Ms
New Britain
to
2.
to 2.80 -a,
to 3.05
%
to 2.85
%
to
2.55
to 2.50
to 2.90
to 2.35
to 2.85
6 1.00
to 2.30
6 0.65
to 2.25
6 2.80
1937-1952
F&A 6 0.50
s School 1937-*40_F&A 6 0.50
„s School 1940-*52_F&A 6 1.95
2.55
1948—J&J
to 2.75
to 1.95
to 2.75
1941.-F&A
F&A
6*0 50"
.Ms Sch Aug '37-'43.F&A 6 0 50
Park 1937-1943—F&A 6 0.50
♦4s
to
3716
to 2 35
to
2.35
New Haven—
♦4s Apr 2, *40 tax-expt
♦4 Ms 1943-1952
to 2 .10
*4 Ms Paving Aug
to 3.10
♦5s
A&O
to 2.75
67.90
to
'37-F&A
1938-1951
6 Basis.
1.95
6 2.10
6 2.35
J&J
to 2 25
X Bid prices for long and short maturities.
to 1.65
(County)—
4s Munic Bldg
1937-1969
to 3.00
6 0.50
Manchester—
♦4 Ms 1938-1944
M&N 6 0.75
Manchester 9th School Dist—
4 Ms 1938-1951
M&N 6 0.75
Meriden (City)—
Water Aug
lessl
2.75
to 2.40
4Ms 2d North 1944
J&J
♦3 ms South Sept 1955-M&S
s»
3.35
to 2.85
Hartford (School
s
to
to 1.95
to 3.05
Hartford
to 2.90
to 3.20
to 3.20
,
1937-1942
M&S 6 0.50
4Ms March 1,1938-1951--- 6 0.85
Groton S D 4Ms June 1 '38-60 6 1.00
Hartford 3 Ms Bdge '55--J&D 6 2.85
♦4s Water 1940-45
J&D 6 1.95
•4s Water June 1,1938-'39_ 6 0.85
♦4s High Sch *38-'55—J&J 6 0.95
♦4 Ms 1939-1960——M&S 6 1.05
to 3.
6 1.25
4Mb Mun Imp '37-'43_F&A 6 0.75
4Mb 1937-1965
F&A 6 0.75
Oakland S D 4s 1937-44—J&J 6 1.00
6 2.00
6 0.40
Bridgeport 4 Ms 1938-65.-J&J 6 1.00
6 1.00
4Ms High Sch 1938-63-J&J
♦4s 1938-1968
F&A 6 1.00
*
6 3.00
Los Ang Co 4 Ms *38-'49—F&A 6 1.25
Modesto Irrig Dist 6s
6 4.50
Oakland 5Ms 1937-43.— F&A 6 0.75
1.75
to 1.25
*4 Ms
1 00 to 3.30
101
99 M
101
2.90
6 0 .75
^
to
4s Water wks 1937-51-M&S 6 0.75
2Mb WatWkB 1956-76 M&N 6 2.90
3 Ms Wat Rev *37-'48-J&J
3 Ms Sch Dist 1938-61—J&J
Electric Plant Revenue—
Ref 4s 1939 to 1975.J&D
3 Ms ser A 1938-77—J&J
3 Ms ser B Jan 15 *77 J&J
Los Angeles City High Sch Dis
5
Ms 1937-1954
M&N
5 Ms Nov 1937-60—-M&N
2.90
6 2.00
J&J
1947-1956
Branford (T) 4 Ms
2.55
2Ms Feb 1 1938-54-—F&A 6 0.80
Alameda 4s 1937 to 1941-J&D 6 0 75
1.00
4 Ms Mun Imp '38-'48-A&0
6 3.50
Alta Irrig Diet 5s
._
Bakersfield 5s 1937-52—A&O 6 0.75
Berkeley 5s 1942-1951
J&J 6 2.00
5s 1938-1974
J&J
East Contra Costa IrrigDist6s
Golden Gate Bridge & H'way-
to 3.00
6 3.00
115
115
1944-1963
CONNECTICUT
to
6 0.85
to
6 1.50
Imp D
Bloomfield 4 Ms
6 1.25
F&A 6 0.90
2Mb Feb 1 1938-1954-F&A
Tun
5s 1974-1983
6 0 75
6 1.25
6 2.60
6 1.50
103
104
Veterans Welfare—
bid side.
3.40
less!M
3 Ms Mun Water Retire
1963-1972
A&O 6 2.70
2Ms Sewer Disp'47-'56A&0 6 2.00
„
4s Water Rev 1938-76.F&A 6
Little Rock S D 4s *38-'55 M&S > 4.25
103 M
St Francis Lev D 6s 1947-J&J
5Ms 1945-1964
J&J 102
4Ms 1938-47-J&D
July 1941-1945
J&J
3.65% March 1, 1950-54-2 Ms Sew dist 1947-56-A&0
3s Munic Wat 1963-72-A&0
92 M
5s
3.70
6 3.70
S D No 1
4s
90 M
4s Water 1937 to 1945-M&N 6 0.75
6 1.90
4s 1940-1962
6 3.25
1.00
103
-
2.90
to
93.
page
Ms State H'way '39-'54.J&D
3s warrants 1939-1951-J&D
2Ms warrants 1952-'54. J&D
Colorado Spgs 4s Mar 1 1941 - 4 Ms 1937-1939
J&J
Denver (City and County)-—
4 Ms Water 1944
J&J
4 Ms Ref Wat 1938-67-J&D
4 Ms Water 1962-1965 -J&D
5 D No 1 4 Ms 1938-53 .J&J
ARKANSAS
3.40
3.25
to 3-40
30
2
1946
3 Ms series O 1942-1971-J&J 6 2.10
Imperial Irrigation District—
Refunding 6s 1983
J&J / 63 M
Refunding 5s 1983
f 59
Los Angeles 4 Ms 1938-51 J&D 6 1.25
6 3.75
6 3.30
to 2.40
to
COLORADO
106
4Mb Highway.
4Ms Highway.
4Ms Highway....
113
107
3 00
3.15
107
CANADA—See
J&J 6 3.75 less 1
less 1
5s Jan 11954 opt 1934-J&J 6 3.75
5s W W 1938-1950
J&J 6 3.75 less 1
Phoenix Un H S D 4 Ms 1948
100M 101
110
Prescott 5s 1948
—J&J 108
Tucson 5s Water 1950—-J&J 6 3.50 less 1
4Ms W Mar 10 1938-.M&S 6 3.50 less 1
6s Jan 1
to
to
6 4.50
Turlock Irrig Dist 6s
West Side Irrig Dist 6s
------
'30-J&J 613.50 3.50%
4Ms 1938-1956
J&J 6t3.50 3.50%
4Ma Court Hse *37-'48-J&D 613.50 3.50%
3.25
to 3 25
4 Ms harbor impt
5s funding Dec 1 1947
Birmingham—
3 Ms impt ref 1939-50—J&J
4s 1938-1941
A&O
4s 1942-1961
A&O
4 Ms 1938-1960
A&O
4 Ms Pub impt Dec 11937..
5ssewers Sept 20 '41—M&S
Gadsden 6% impt—
5s schools 1938-40
A&O
_
to 2.90
^
_
3s Feb 1938-1952
ALABAMA
5s schools 1937-1947—J&J
Bessemer 6s pub impt '38. J&J
Santa Barbara 5s '38-41 JanlO
4 Ms gold Aug 1943—F&A
109
106
1 00
0.75
0 75
1.00
4Ms Water 1938-1977.-J&J
ARIZONA
5 Ms
100!
100!
100M
102 M
100M
ioor
100?101J
4s
4 Ms 1950
4Kb 1957
—-J&J
5Ms serial
100.6
'46-M&N
U S
ioo»,s
102.24 102.28
102.6
102.12
102 26 103.
101.5
101.10
3MsMay l'55opt'45M&N
&
104
6 1.00
4s Water Distrib 1937-53—
San Joaquin Co 5s '37 '49.J&J
100.6
1007,6
Federal Land Bank—Farm
3s July 1 '55 opt '45. J&J
3s Jan 1 '56 opt '46-J&J
100
3.70
3.80
102
108
...
6s ref pub impt '38-' 53 M&N
Tuscaloosa Co 6s Bridge 1941
5s Road 1957
100.4
100.6
99.23
99.25
101.7
101.16
100.3
100.7
to 2.25
58 Water 1952-1969—J&J 6 3.00
4Mb Water '57 '58, *59-J&J
1 00
4MB 1937-1951J&J
1.00
4Ms 1937-1951
M&N
Phoenix 4 Ms *50 opt
98.23
98.25
100.5
100.7
Sacramento 4s Jan '38-'45 Opt b 1.00
Sacram'to Co 4Ms '37~*46 J&D 5 0.75
San Diego 5s W W '43-'54A&0 6 2.60
5s Water 1937-63
J&J 6 1.25
5s Municipal 1937-1960 J&J
1.50
5s School 1938-1966---F&A
1.50
4 Ms Wh & Har '38-'52.J&J
1.50
4 Ms Water 1937-1964
1.00
3 Ms g July 1, 1937-44 ..J&J
1.00
101M
Maricopa County—
'■
School No. 1 bs 1945—J&J ,104
Highway 6s Jan 15 serially. 6 5 00
100.7
100.7
100.17 100 19
100 5
100.7
99 31 100.1
99 27
99.29
99.9
99.11
2.00
San Francisco (City & Con
5s Water 1938-1951—.
95
Montgomery Co 4 Ms 1957-59 63.80
6s Road 1951
—J&J 63-90
Morgan Co. 5s 1938
J&J 100
100.5
Sept 15 1939
IH% Dec 15 1939
2.50
to
101
100 5
June 15 1939
3s May 1*56 opt
101.25
102 3
co
,
100.18 102.20
101.23
102.1
105
100
103
107
100
100
97
4Ms 1939-1958—-—J&D
Gen fund 4Ms 1941-66 J&D
Montgomery—
5s Aib Imp Jan 1 1938 ---5s funding 1939-1966--J&J
4Ms Sanitary Sewer Jan 1'44
_
100.21
"l03"
101
94
100
104
93
4 Ms June 1 1938-1948
5s School May 1 1945---—
4 Ms R & B 1938
J&D
5s
1937
1 1938
69
100
Net
M&S b 1.25
4s 1938-42
J&J 5 1.25
Redlands 5s 1937-51—J&J15 6 1.00
Riverside 5s 1938-53
J&D ft 1.25
Riverside Co 5s '38-'54—M&N b 1.25
3.60
3.70
66
101
Ask
Pasadena
3.00
City—
Refunding 2-5s—. - - - -—- —
4Ms Refunding 1937--A&O
4 Ms Water & Sew '39-J&J
Tuscaloosa—
5s W W 1939-1957
Mar 15 1939
♦
4Ms Ot House
Bid
Bonds
Orange Co 5s 1938-45
Mobile
Sept 15 1938—
IIS
100
100
To
or
Net
_
4Ms Ref 1938-1961—A&O
Madison Co 5s Refunding 1940
105.29 106
106106.4
103.26 103.28
105.31 106
100.9
100.11
1C2.11 102.15
100.10 100.12
and notes—
3 M%
Sept 15
TERRITORIES
97
97
„
106.8
104.15
104.13
102.16
106.4
104.11
June 15 1938
-
impt
106.13
105.14
S Treasury certificates
3%
1 42
Aug. 1 1937—
Hunstville 5s funding Mar
Jefferson County—-
6s pub
To
Ask
19
115.18
Conversions 1946
Q-J 108
Conversions
1947..—Q-J 109
2§%Feb
Bid
Bonds
111.8
ge
Yield Basis
\T;
or
Net
Flat price,
n
Nominal.
2.85
STATE
92
Quotations for all securities are as
AND
MUNICIPAL
BONDS
closing day of the month preceding the date
near as possible for the
of issue
Yield Basis
Bonds
To
or
Bid
Ask
Bonds
Net
Bid
Copenhagen 5s June
New London
♦4 Ms Imp 1938
--M&S
4Mb Park July 1942--J&J
4Mb Water 1950
5b Dec 1 1937
J&D
Norwalk (O) 4s 1954-1964.-_
*4Ms
-
-
Norwich 4 Ms water
1939-M&S
•4Mb 1937-1964
M&S16
4Mb Refunding 1938.A&0
•Plainfleld (T)4Ms '38-'57A&Q
Putnam (T) 4Ms '38-'46_A&0
•Ridgefield (T) 4Mb Jan 1*43
Stamford (G) 4s 1942
M&N
Stamford T 4Mb '38-'45J&J
♦4Mb Sch 1938-1965—M&N
4Mb High Sch 1938-'59 J&D
Torrlngton—
»6Ms Fund 1938-'41
J&J
4Mb July 1 1939
J&J
WalUhgford (Town) 4 Ms
1938. 1943, 1948. 1953-J&J
4s 1937-46
J&D
WaterbUri&1962
♦2Mb
♦2 Ms
to
to 1.80
Extl
s
0.90
2.70
1.00
Improv't '38-'39—J&J
3Ms 1937-71- - - - - VA&0
3 Ms Sewer 19 7-70. J&D 15
6s 1937-71
A&O
Norwalk (T) 4Mb 1942-.J&D
4 Ms Sewer 1940-68
M&S
*3s
0.75
1.00
1938-1953.
•4Mb Sch March
Akershus (Dept of) Norway.
5s 1963
M&N
Anhalt 7s to 1946
M&S / 22 M
2.80 Antioquia Col
(Dept of)—
.
0.90
Extl s f 7s ser A 1945—J&J f, 12
3 00
Extl s f 7s ser B 1945-J&J / 12
..,.
2.90
Extl s f 7s ser O 1945
J&J /
1.00
2.10
.
to 3.25
Extl
s
Extl
s
Extl
s
to 3.30
to 3.35
.25
&T.75 to3~I6
1.00
to 2.85
1.00
to 2.50
b 1.00
to 2.50
b 1.26
6 1.25
to 3.25
to 2.90
b 1.00
Extl
to 2.05
Sink fund extl 4s
Extl 5s July 15
Extl 5s 1957
to 2.50
J&D 6 2.20
to 2.55
J&D
2.65
to 2.80
J&D
J&J
0.80
to 2.10
1.00
0.50
to
to 2.90
2.45
to 2.80
1.00
to 2.95
0.75
to 2.80
External
2.80
to 3.20
Extl
HavUSD*4Ms,38-*56 M&N b 1.00
Westport 4Mb July 1 1938-60 b 1.00
Weston (T) 4Mb '37-'45.M&N b 0.50
Windam (Township)—
J&J 6 1.00
J&J b 2.25
to 2.25
to 2.95
to
2.80
""2.60
to 2.50
1.25
to 3.25
1.00
to 2.90
to 2.50
to 1.75
60
J&J / 28
20-year
30
British 4s
8s '47 M&N
6 2.50
6 4.40
to 3.25
4.10
105
101
100
s
f 6s 1960
ser
101
94
96
s
f 6s 1960
ser
C3-A&O
6
3.50
6
4.25
2.75
4.00
4.15
3.75
6
100
6100
4.25
J&J 6
5Ms 1945-1950
6
4.40
4.50
6s 1940-1950.-..
6
4.60
Palm .Beach (City of) 5s
6 4.25
Pensacola 4Mb ref 1941—J&J 101
'3.90
104
106
96
Pinellas Co ref highway
93
Polk County 5s July 1 1937-40 6 3.00
St Augustine 5-4s stam'd 1955
77
6Ms & 6s imp 1937
F&A / 58
St Johns Co Road 5s 1946
101
Road 5Ms 1944—
St Petersburg—
New refunding—
101
3-5s Oct 1 1972,
64
4.30
to 3.75
f 7s '47.M&N
Central Bank of Germany—
6s A 1952
F&A
4.40
102
6s series B 1951
A&O
Chilean Cons Municipal LoanExtl s f 7s 1960 ser A..M&S '
Chili (Rep) ext 7s 1942.M&N
%
7% assented
Extl s f 6s 1960
Extl s f 6s Feb 1961
80
Extl
62
A&O
F&A
Extl Ry ref 6s 1961
Extlsf 6s 1962
103
103
s
Extl
f 6s
s
Sept. 1961..M&S
f 6s
J&J
M&S
M&N
81
68
4.10
Suwanee Co Road 5Ms 1946—
Tampa—
5s June 1955 opt *25—J&J
5s W W Purch '37-72.F&A
4Ms Impt 1937
J&J
97
4.30
96
1963
98
West Palm Beach—
New refunding 2-5s
51
53
S f gu 6 Ms Jne
S f gu 6s 1961
6s
...
1962
M&N
24 M
24 M
25
24
J&D
83M
5s
1953
Rep 6s
1961..J&J
—
Tax free in Connecticut.
29M
A&O
Scrip issue of 1933
8crip issue of 1934
Mtge Bk—
20-yr s f 6 Ms 1947.—A&O
Sink fd 7s(of 1926) *46 M&N
Sink fd 7s (of 1927) *47 F&A
a
101M
99 H
99 M
74
106 M
H H O fi
101M
101M
77
77
70
77 M
77 M
70
79M
74
k 68
66
"76"
77
Administi
_
75
24 M
(Rep)—8sA'48 J&
56 M
&
99
98
108 M
107 M
22
86
110
15
11M
56M
8
Comm
61H
Hamburg (State of) Germany
15M
13
10
40
35
41 %
40
42 M
24
30
24
26 M
P
"17M
20 M
19
IF
19
20
19M
19M
19M
20
20
20
20
i6M
16 H
16H
16 H
16M
To be called Sept. 1.
Bk«
13
51J
36
58
40
41
17
17
17 %
18M
22
35
22
1946
—A&O
Hanover (City) Germany 7s'39
Hanover (Prov) Germany—
6s
1st series 1957
F&A
6 Ms 2nd series 1949
F&A
Havana—1st 6s 1939
Q-J
2d
'
Helsingfors (City) Finland—
Extl s f 6Ms 1960
A&O
6M
8M
17
11
'
13 M
29
r
33M
28
46
Pub wks
97 M
99 M
21
24
22
24 M
22 M
23 M
23 M
'
'
'
'
94
94
'
1&'>
25M
25 M
25M
Pub Util Credit
a
f 7s'52 J& J
F&A
Extl
s f 5Ms 1965
M&N
Oriental Dev Co 6s'53_M&S
Orient Dev Co 5Ms'58M&N
33
"72"
26M
"~26M
62 M
"IF
87
84
77 M
f 6Mb
80
60
Maranhao (State) Brazil—
Ext s f 7b 1958——M&N
23 M
24 X
Medellin (Munic) (Colombia)
7s extl Dec 1 1951
23 M
24
6Ms 1954
Mendoza (l*rov) Argentina—
7 Ms extlsf 1951
J&D
d To be called Oct. 1.
85 M
72 %
77
1958—M&S / 18
97
Lower Aust (Prov)7 Ms'SQJ&D
Luneberg (City) 7s 1948.M&N / 23
s
78
6 Basis.
26 X
98 M
85 M
82 %
(City) Peru—
58
23 M
"21"
105
ext 7s B'47 M&S
Japanese Government—
Sf 8MB 1954
Extl
25
29
100
Ital Cred Consortium for
Lima
20
14 M
30
105 M
Jugoslavia—See Mtge Bank of
Leipzig (City of) 7s 1947F&A / 23 M
72
h
'
'
Hessen.
See Munich Bank
Hungarian Cons Mimic Loan
s
f g 7 Mb 1945
J&J
Extl s f 7b Sept 1946—J&J
Hungarian Land Mtg Instit'n
Mtg 7Ms 1961 ser A..M&N / 24 M
S f 7Ms 61 ser B($ bds)M&N / 24 M
Hungary (Kingdom)—
Sink fund g 7 Ms 1944.-F&A / 60
Irish Free State 5s 1960-M&N
113M
85 M
Italy (Kingd) extl 7s *51-J&D
Prestito Redimibile 3Ms—-
/
l
'
6s
Q-J
Heidelberg (Germ) 7 Ms'50J& J
24
'
Graz(Mun)Austria 8s'54M&N
6s
27
"34"
33 M
28
36M
Gt Brit & Ireland—See British
Greek Govt s f 7s 1964-M&N
Sink fund 6s 1968
F&A
Guatemala 8s 1948
M&N
Haiti (Rep) 6s extl 1952.A&0
6s 1953.
A&O
IF
28
24 M
s'58 J&D
Gold
14M
11M
27 M
26
June 1 '35 to Dec. 1 '36.&
25
39 M
38
July to Dec. 1936
Jan to March 1937
Scrip
Dawes coups Dec 1934 stpd
April lS'SS to Oct. 15'36.
Young coupons Dec 1'34 stp
~
26
23
22
July to Dec 1935..
Prov
JO*
100
80
dep July 11937—
—
■
114M
34M
German Cons Munic 7s'47 F&A
Cons munic 6s 1947--J&D
German Govt Internat—
5Ms loan of 1965
J&D
oMs unstamped 1965
StpdfCanadian holder)'65
German Extl 7s '49 stampA&O
7s unstamped 1949
Default coups July-Dec'33.
Jan to June 1934
July '34 to Dec 1934
German
»
110
Ho"
Jan to June 1936
102"
23
118M
Jan to June 1935
71
102 M
23
22 M
A&O
7s plain 1949
96
Colombia
t To be called Aug. 1.
105M
100 M
F&A
Stamped
♦
105 M
104
Danzig Port & Wat Ways Bd
Extl s f 6Ma 1952
J&J
Denmark ext 6s 1942
J&J
-
10
Hukuang Rys 5s£._J&D 15
Coup No 39 due Dec 151930
Coup No 38 due June 15 '30
Cologne Germ'y 6Ms'50.M&8
6s Oct 1961
7b (Jan '35 coupon on). 1947 / 23 M
30*61-J&D31
6s stamped 1931
Chinese Government—
Colombia
.
108M
18M
6% notes 1931
3.90
FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
AND CITIES
Agrlcul Mtge Bk (Colombia)
23 M
(Feb '35 coupon on) .1947
23 M
(Apr '35 coupon on) .1948
(Apr '35 coupon on). 1946 / 23 M
103
82 H
84
6% assented
Chili Mtge Bk 6 Ms '57 J&D31
4.70
101M
65
Farm loan 6s i960
J&J15
Farm loan 6s I960—A&015
Ser A int ctfe 1938.A&015
103
4.10
4.20
Ext s f 8s 1952 ser B—A&O
Danish ConB Municipal Loan
5Ms
1955
.M&N
86
7 Ms 1946
A&O
sec 7s 1948
J&D
Ceara (Brazil) 8s 1947
J&D
Cent Agricul Bank (Germany)
Farm loan 7s 1950—M&S15
85
6
101M
85 M
Extl
100
5s 1958
102M
101M
101M
Callao (Peru) 7Ms 1944.-J&J
Carlsbad (City) s f 8s *54.J&J
Oauca Val (Dept of) Colombia
Miami Beach—
5Ms 1938-1939
M&N
5Ms 1940-1950
M&N
Ref 4Mb non-opt 1947-56—
New Smyrna new refunding—
Orlando 5Ms 1937-1952
Refunding 5s 1952
Refunding 4s 1938-62.F&A
Orange County 5s 1944..J&J
36
28
j 101
/ 90
/ 93
/ 93 M
/ 90
/ 68
J
02.A&O
Call (Colombians
—
Refunding 5s 1964
101M
101M
101M
107 M
f 6s 1950
J&D
1990 opt '60. -M&N
Extl
14
6Ms 1959
M&N / 13
Czechoslovak Republic—
Ext s f 8s 1951 ser A..A&O
104
Int ctfs of
63 %
Extl s f 4s $ bonds 1984.J&J
Bulgaria (Kingdom)—
.
....
Sec s f 7s 1967
J&j£ ?4M
27 M
Stabil loan 7 Mb 1968.M&N
14M
Oaldas—Ext s f 7Ms 1946. J&J
97
68
100
f
s
7s 1937-1945
Readjust 4M-4Ms '77.M&S
Ref s f 4M-4Ms '76—F&A
Extl re-adj4M-4Ms '76A&0
Ext re-adi 4M-4Ms'75M&N
104
Extl
'ilF
Extl a f 6 Mb 1953
M&N
French Government—
7s ext of 1949 stamped.J&D
s
Extl
94
Serial 5 Ms 1936.
J&J
Serial 5 Ms 1937
J&J
Cundinamarca Dep (Colombia)
98 M
104
58 M
Frankfurt-on-Main (Germ)—
F&A
103
63
100
103
102 M
7M8ext 1941 stamped J&D
7 Ms plain 1941
German Conversion Offer—
Funding 3s 1946
103
to 4.00
97 H
102
J&J 15
Certificates of deposit
Estonia (Rep of) 7s, 1967 J&J
Finland (Repub) 6s '45.M&S
Bud'pest (City) 6s J'n'Socoup'e^
Buenos Aires (Prov)6s'61 M&i
6s stamped 1961
7s stamped 1952...
7 Ms stamped 1947
6 Ms stamped 1961
Scrip
Exten 6Ms 1955 ser B.J&J
to 3.00
F&A
opt" 1911—M&S
5 Mb Pub Wks June 30'45J& D
„
100
6 2.50
6 3.50
100
33
37
103
34
Extl g 4Mb '49 opt—F&A
Extl g 5s 1949
Extl s f 5Ms '53
El Salvador
—J&J
M&S
100
Jacksonville—
5s Jan 15 1938-45.-J&J 15
6Ms Jan 15 194(M5. J&J 15
Refunding 2.60s Jan 1 1957
Lakeland 6s.—Feb 1 1938-41
Water & Light 5 Ms 1940-50
Leon County 5s July 11937-40
5s July 1 1941-55.
Marion Co Road 6s 1952—..
Road bonds 5s 1952
Cuban 5s 1944
32
30
5
Brit Hungarian Bk 7 Ms 1962. /
3.80 %
110
to 3.50
4.00
97 M
34
30
M&N
m
5
102
100
96
Dortmund Munic 6s 1948
/ 22 M
Dresden (Ger) ext 7s *45 M&N / 23 M
Duesseldorf 7s to 1945
/ 22 M
/ 22 M
Duisburg 7s to 1945
110
114
Funding 5s 1951
J&D t
S f 5s 1958
30
J&J
5Ms of *22 ext 1961
Funding 5s 1931-1951
Funding scrip
Bremen (State) 7s 1935..M&S
6s' x940
Brisbane (City) "Australia—
30-yrsf5sof 1957
M&S
114
30
f 7s 1942
s
Costa Rica Pac Ry 7 Ms 1949
5s 1949
A&O
4s of 1889
A&O 6 1.25
A&O
88
82
Costa Rica (Republic)—
Extl sec s f 7s 1951—
Customs
4s of 1900
4s of 1910
6 2.40
--
f 78
f
(Prov) Argentina—
Bank of
4Mb of 1883
4Mb of 1888
to 2.50
F&A / 77 M
Dominican Rep 5Ms '42.M&S
2d Series 1942
5 Ms Cust Adm 194
2nd8er 5Ms 1940..
—
b 1.00
100 M
98 M
97H
5Ms 1955
F&A
Tru8trcts 4Mb 1962 A&O 15
Denmark Mtge Bk
6s 1940
A&O
Brazil 8% ex 1941
t—J&D
7s Cent Ry elec 1952..J&D
Extl s f 6 Ms (1926) '57. A&O
Extlsf 6Ms (1927) '57.A&O
5s of 1895
to 2.50
M&N
Ext'l
5s of 1913
Hillsborough Co 5b Oct 1 1943
Hillsborough Sch Dist No 4-.
6s
1R§$
107
102
105
25
J&D
Bolivia (Rep) Ext
Extl 7s 1958
Extl s f 7s 1969
b 0.75
.
6s
f 7s 1955
b 2.75
Duval Co Road os 1955—.
110
Duval Co School District
No. 1 5s 1937-1955
6 4.35
Escambia Co 6s Aug 15 1951.
100
Gainesville 5Ms July 1937-40. 6 2.50
6 4.40
5Ms July 1941-1975.
7s
s
b 0.75
b 2.05
6s Ref & Impt '37-'56 var— f 28
Dade Co 5s Oct 1947-54.A&O 106
Ref Bldg 5s 1958
99
Dade County—
98
New refunding bonds.
1952-1953
106
102
f 6s 1955.—J&J
s
to 2.00
Brevard County School Tax
55
Districts No. 4 6s 1937-55—
Columbia Co Road 6s 1955— 110
Coral Gables 5Ms '38-'56 A&O / 28
5s
92
107
Bogota (City) extl 8s *45.A&O
Extl s f 6Ms 1947
A&O
Bogota (Mtge Bk) 7s May '47
7s Oct 1947
A&O
to 2.40
FLORIDA
Impt 1937-1938
100 %
..
106 M
M&S
Berlin 6 Ms 1950
6s June 15 1958
DELAWARE
6s
.
Extl
99 %
Nov 1 1936 coupon on
11M
Bavarian Palatinate 7s 1945..
Belg Govt extl 6 Ms 1949 M&S
to 2.85
4s 1938-1941
4s 1942-1948
12
11
Bergen, Nor Ex.sf 5s '60M&S
W
2Mb April 1 1938-1947
2Mb April 1 1948-1957
2Mb April 1 1958-1966
Burnt Co OMs 1945-1950-M&S
New Castle Co—
6Mb 1937-1944
J&J
Sussex Co 5s 1938-1970—J&J
4Mb 1937-1953
A&O
Wilmington—
4MsBldg—Con'53-'62 M&S
4Mb 1937-1950 (s-a)..A&0
5b 1947-1949
A&O
Api 15 '72.
1955.J&J15
/ 23 M
/ 20
7s 1948
A&O / 20
Barrauquilla 8s 1935-40-46-48 / 26
Bavaria (Ger'y) 6Ms '45-F&A
to 2.55
4s
91M
Extl 4Mb 1956
M&N
Austrian Govt 7s 1957.—J&J
Baden extl s f 7s 1951
J&J
Bank of Colombia 7s '47.A&0
2.90
1.00
1938-1942
1942-1952
12}
1 '52 J&D
Fxtl g 4Mb 1953
Cordoba (City)—
Extl s f 7s 1957
7s
stamped 1957
7s stamped 1937
Cordoba
1005
s f conv
4Mb '71-M&N
Sink fund extl 4s 1972.F&A
Australia (Commonwealth)--
4Mb July 15 1937-66—J&J
4Mb 1946-1953
J&J
•4Ms Water 1938-64
J&J
5s Water 1937-1951—M&N
6s Water 1952-1971-M&N15
West Hartf'd 4Mb 1943—J&D
4Mb Mar 15 1938-48.M&S b
4s
12M
_
to 2.85
1938-1942.
100M
24 M
Argentine Repub—
1A111/
Ext 6s of '23 1957 A..M&S al01% 100«32
102
Extl s f 6s Oct 1959.-A&O dlOOM
Extl s f 6s 1960
—M&N * Ml"»? 101»32
Extl s f 6s 1960
A&O <*101M 102M
101M
Ext s f 6s(State Ry)'60 M&S al00%
Extl 6s sanit wks 1961-F&A
tlOO^z 100 H
102 M
Extl 6s
pub wks 1961 .M&N * M'7*
100M
Extl 5 Ms pub wks '62 .F&A tl00}
------
b 0.75 toT.10
b 0.50
4s Water 1938-1965
10 M
1054
10 M
/ 25w
J&D 100 M
Antwerp (City) extl 5s '58
b 1.00
1950-1962
_
f 7s ser D 1945-J&J /
f 7s 1957 1st ser.A&O /
f 7s 1957 2d ser.A&O /
f 7s 1957 3d ser.A&O /
8s 1946
Ask
Ask
Bid
Bonds
/ 26M
ff l\H
100 H
f 91H
/"Flat price.
28
20 M
104 M
27
15
11M
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July, 1937]
STATE
Quotations for all securities
AND
are as near as
MUNICIPAL BONDS
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
or
Bonds
Bid
93
possible for the closing day of the month
preceding the date of issue
Ask
Bonds
Bid
Ask
Yield Basis
To
Net
Foreign Govts, and
Cities (Concl.)
Metrop Water Serv—See New
Silesia (Prov) Poland—
Extl s f 7s 1958....— J&D f 46
Sileslan Landowners Assn—
South Wales
(Bank of the) 1st 0s *47 F&A
Styria (Prov of) 7s 1946—F&A
Mexican Irrigation s f gtd 4%s
Stamped assented
Bid
Sydney (City) N S W—
25-yr a f 5%s 1955----F&A
Tokyo (Oity of) 5s of 1912—
"ffSflSfSPS*
1945—
5s assented 1945——__
4s of 1904-1954
J&D
5s of 1912 1952
M&S
Extl a f5%s 1961— --A&O
Tolima (Dept of) 7s '47-M&N
4s assented 1954.—J&D
Extl 4s of 1910 (£20 pieces)
£100 and £200 nieces
Treas 0 % notes *23 ext to '33
£20 pieces
£100 and £200 pieces
-—
Gold 7s 1943
,
Mlnas Geraes (State) Brazil
*
Extl 6%s 1958
M&S
Extl 6 %s 1959 ser A.-M&S
24%
102%
103 %
Ask
102 %
103 %
>
External
s
8
f 5s 1970
..
5s
98
...J&D
100%
76
....
Stamped
5% scrip
Panama (National
Bank)—
0%s series OO & D7 '48-'49
6%s series A & B 1946-47-
23%
27
26%
24
s
f
6%s 1953
s
F&A/
a
/ 26
26
f 7s 1967
f 6s 1968
J&D /
J&D /
Bomeextlsf6%s 1952—A&O
Deb 5s 1960
Deb 4%s
^
5s 1959
>s
s
s
.
28%
-
/ 80
/ 72)
/ 78
Scrip
M&N 15
M&N 15
M&N
15,1938-43.M&N
15
82
74
4%a Jan 1,1970—J&J
2
Ottawa Oity 5s '37 '45_—J&J
6s Munic
Imp *37-'50—J&J
5a July 1,
1937-1956—.J&J
4%s 1937-1944—
J&J
4%s 1937
J&J
4%s 1937-1942....
J&J
4%s 1943-1960
J&J
^
106%
106 J
112
112
111*
112
101
102%
111
98%
92
93
60
62
59
58
61
>61
60
60
60
60
58
58
58
58
96%
100%
101%
100
98
96
75
75
75
97%
80
80
80
100
108
100
102
104
106
110
94
90
89
105
115
108
109
116
115
117
110
&
92
91
106
108%
104
104
101)
101)
101
100
28%
28
per
4.25
2.50
to 2.10
to
4%s 1937-1956
1.75
J&J
Augusta—4 %s Flood'42 M&N 6 2.75
Clarke Co 5s 1938-1944—.J&J 6 1.75
Columbus—5s 1937-44—.J&J 6 1.75
Hydro-elec
5s
3.00
3,10
2.40
3.00
3.00
3.00
2.60
to
to
to
to
to
'38-'57.F&A 6 3.25
6 1.75
Dougherty Co 5s '38-'48 M&S
Macon—
4s Pav & Sew '37 to
'39-J&J
Marietta 5s W W1939
F&A
Pulaski Co 5s 1937-48
J&J
Rome 4s Mun bldg'38-'39 A&O
Savannah—4 %s ref 1943-J&J
4%s Drainage 1944...F&A
4%s Refunding 1959—F&A
Spalding Co—5s 38-'49—J&J
Swainsboro 6s 1938-50—A&O
Valdosta 5s 1938-1942
Jan
Ware Co 5s Road 1937-49 J&J
Watkins S D 6s 1937-50-M&N
Woodbury 6s 1938-49-..J&D
„
to 4.00
to 3.00
6 1.75
6 2.50
to
6 2.25
6 1.75
to 3.50
2.25
2.25
to 2.25
6 3.00
2.25
6 3.00
6 3.40
6 2.25
2.25
3.20
to 3.50
to 5.00
to 3.00
t«3.25
100
100
6 4,00
6 2 25
6 2.00
95
95
IDAHO
4%s Cap Bldg 1938-1939. J&J
Impt 1937-47 opt '30
Ref 1938-1939
A&O
4%s
4%s
4%s
4 %s
2.25
b 2.25
to
6 2.25
A&O 6 2.50
ref 1940-45
Road 1938
opt *27
Boise Oity 4%s 1951
3.00
to 3.00
to 2 25
J&J
2.25
3.50
.J&J
ILLINOIS
118
HI
118
114
100%
106"
106%
105
107%
114„
115%
113
120
117
w
to 2.20
to 2.50
5s
Road
to
3.50
to
1938-1943—M&N 6 2.00
3.00
Chicago—
96%
3s 1957 opt '41-'42
3s 1956 opt 1945-49
3%s 1951 opt
3%s 1952 opt
3%s 1953 opt
3%s 1955 opt
4s 1938-1939
96
96
1940......—
1945
1946—
1951
6 1.50
6 2.50
6 3.10
6 3.25
to
to
to
to
97
97
97
3.25
3.30
3.30
3.40
2.00
3.00
3.20
3.30
6s 1938
Board of Education—
3s 1957 opt 1939
3s 1957 opt 1941-43
3s 1957 opt 1945-47
3.30
1.00
96
96
3.
3%s 1955 opt 1946—
4%s 1954 opt 1944
Chicago Park District—
3%a 1956 opt 1946
3.10
—
4s 1955 opt 1938-'39—
4s 1955 opt 1940-'44
4s 1955 opt 1945-'47
4s 1955 opt 1948-'5 5
Sanitary
96
.......
99
6 1.25
6 3.00
3.40
6 3.50
100%
to 2.85
to 3.35
to 3.50
to 3.60
District—
4s 1955 opt 1938-'39
4s 1955 opt 1940-'44
1.00
6 3.00
6 3.40
6 3.50
4s 1955 opt 1945-'47
4s 1955 opt 1948-'54
Cook County—
4s 1956 opt 1938-'39
6 1.00
to 2.85
to 3.35
to
3.50
to 3.60
to 2.85
4s 1956 opt 1940-'44
100%
100%
108
6 3.00
to 3.35
6 3.40
6 3.50
to 3.50
to 3.60
Elgin Sanitary Dist—
5s 1938-1944
M&N 6 2.00
Evanston S D No 76—
4%s June 1 1938-1948
6 2.00
to
2.75
to
Forest Preserve—
4s 1956 opt 1938-'39
4s 1956 opt 1940-'44
4s 1956 opt 1945-'47
4s 1956 opt 1948-'52
3.25
6 3.00
to 3.35
6 3.40
6 3.50
to 3.50
to 3.60
„
85
77
77
69
110
67„
6 0.60
6 2.25
4s 1956 opt 1945-'47.
4s 1956 opt 1948-'51
100%
109
to 2.00
to 2.50
to 2.65
4%s water 1937-1961.M&S 6 2.00
-
114"
101
6 2.10
6 2.55
to 2.15
to 2.15
to 2.05
4%s 1954
110%
100%
6 1.00
6 1.00
6 1.00
6 0.85
Champaign County—
4s 1949-1950
111
101
Comp '38-'43_Aug 1
]s Serv Comp *38-'43.Aug 1
4%s Serv Comp '38-'44-Aug 1
4s Highway 1938-43
May 1
4s Highway 1945-54
M&S
4s Highway 1955-58
M&N
3 %sjEmerg Rel *37-'47 Dec 15
3 %s.Emerg Ref '48-'54 Dec 15
Bloomington—
108
31
109
110
105
104
101
104
Serv
4s 1940-1944
4s 1945-1948
116%
K
>s
106
106
88%
80%
100 gold rouble bond equivalent to
77.4234 grams of pure gold.
to
6 3.75
6 2.60
J&J 6 2.00
5s Water
1938-51
101%
6 1.00
Granite City 4 %s 1938-48 J&D 6 2.25
Jackson Co 4%s 1937-46.J&J
2.75
Lake Co 5s Road '37-'49.F&A
2.00
River Forest S D No 90
4%s 1937-1944
M&S 6 2.50
108
to 2.85
to 3.50
to 3.50
to
3.25
to 3.50
INDIANA
,
102%
108
115
103
Elkhart 4%s WW '38-75 A&O 6 2.00
Evansvllle 4s ref 1942.... J&J
Fort Wayne—
to
4.50
_
105%
107
4%s 1937 to 1941
1942 te 1946
A&O 6 2.00 te 2.50
A&O 6 2.50 to 2.76
A&O 6 2.75 te 3.25
1947 to 1957
t Quotations
2.40
2.80
6 3.00
3s 1957 opt '39-'40
102
102)
102)
74
_
to
101%
86
79
Toronto 6s 1937-1940
J&J
5a 1940-1950
J&J
6s 1938-1939
J&D
6s 1940-1949
J&D
5a 1950-1959
....J&D
4%s 1938-1939
A&O
4%a 1940-1941
A&O
4%s 1942-1945...
A&O
90
60
99%
101
97
(non-call)—J&D15
(non-call)....M&N
.....
98
97
94
92
J&J 6 1.25
J&D 6 3.10
Road 5s 1949-53
Athens—4%s June 30 1943—
Atlanta—4%s Jan 1 1940.J&J
60
59
58
110
/ 23
Serbian 5s 1956..
/ 495
Second series 5s 1956
49)
Nov '32-May *35 coupons..
%s ref 1937-1945
Albany—5s 1945..
99%
99
74
/ 22
101
Crisp Co—
98%
102%
1943
5s 1959
105
99
96
95
92
Cordele 5s W W '37-38
..J&J 6 2.25
Bibb Co 4%s
1948-49—M&N 6 3.10
101
J&D / 22
/ 56
Nov '35-Nov *30
coupons.
/ 41
Serbs Croats & Slov (King of)
Extl Ss 1962
M&N / 27)
Extl 7a 1962 ser B
M&N / 27)
24
85
84%
109
5s
88
103
5s '44—.A&O
.
82
Santiago(pity)Obile7a '49 J&J / 16)
95
92
Appling County—
Quebec (Province)—
4%s 1950 opt 1945.. .M&S2
4%s a11901.
M&N
Quebec Oity—
5a S F (non-call)
1960.M&N
Saskatchewan (Province)—
Extl a f 7s 1901
.M&N / 163
Sao Paulo Brazil 8s 1952 M&N
/ 26
Extl a f 6%s 1957.M&N 15
/ 26
Saxon State Mtge Institution
J&D
1938
]s 1939-70
4a 1941
4a May
May 15,1944-57.M&N 15
May 15,1958-68.M&N 15
Hydro Elec Pow Com—
Santander (Dept) Colombia
Extl s f 7a 1948
A&O / 12
Sink fund 7s 1945
Sink fund 6%a 1946
6s 1947
Jan *15 '48-'57-J&J 15
4a
...
Stamped 1942
M&S
4s
Sec sf 7s 1940
A&O
95
Santa Fe (Prov) 7a 1942.M&S
/
Santa Fe (City) Arg Rep extl
7a 1945
.A&O / 72
4s 1945 stamped—...A&O
M&N
1944—...
is Jan 15 ,'38-'47—J&J
15
/ 71
/ 61
/ 27
M&S
Sept 15'52 M&S15
Deb 4%s 1960
M&N 15
Ontario (Prov) 6s *43—M&S15
5%s 1946
J&J
8% external loan 1936.J&J / 38
Extl 8s 1950
J&J/ 31%
Extl 7s 1956
M&S / 28
Extl a f 6s of 1928, 1968 J&J
/ 26 J
6s 1943—
j 22)
4s
48
23
24
20
23
„
25%
72
Bumania (Monopolies)
Institute 7s 1959
F&A / 37
Russian 6%s June 18 1919—
/
1
Certificates of deposit... /
1
5% % ext loan Dec 1921
/
I
Certificates of deposit... /
1
Saarbrucken (Oity) Germany
Extl a f 6s 1953
J&J / 22
(Mtge Bank) 6s 1947
/ 23
Salvador 7s 1957
J&J / 38
Certificates of deposit— / 32
4a scrip...
..../ 12
8a 1948.
8s ctfh of deposit 1948
Santa Oatharina (Brazil)—
8s 1947
F&A
San Paulo (Brazil) State of—
97
—-
«%s 1959
if 25%
6s 1933
/ 22%
Bio Grande Do Sul
(State)
Brazil ext s f 8s 1940—A&O
/ 31%
7s extl s f 1966
M&N
Extl
Extl
...
A&O 15
-A&O
J&J 15
A&O
4%s Jan 15,1957
J&J
4%s July 10. 1958
J&J
4%s Apr 1, 1961.——A&O
4%s June 1,1967
J&D
Brit Col (Prov) 5s '48.-J&J 15
5s Apr 25, 1954
A&O 25
4%s 1938-1940
J&D 29
4%s 1947-1956
J&D 29
4%s s f deb Jan 23 *69 J&J23
Oalgary 5s July 1,1945—J&J
Edmonton (O) 5s '45&'50A&0
5ssf 1955 & 1960
A&O
Halifax N S 4s July, 1945
5s Jan, 1951
J&J
99
n
GEORGIA
50
5s g f Nov 1,1956
M&N
107
4%a May. 1954
102%
4%s Jan, 1944
J&J
102%
a 1937-1939
A&OIS
100
a 1940-1951
A&O 15
100
s June
1, 1971
J&D
99%
Hay 1,1944
M&N
99
s refdg May.
1939-M&N
100%
Metrop Co 4%s '53,'54&'61
101
4%s May 1. 1965—M&N 101
Harbor Commissioners—
5s Nov 1. 1909
M&N 117
New Brunswick—
4%s non call 1958.M&N 15
104%
4 %s s f
Apr 15.1961 A&015 104%
4%s 1955.
M&S
106%
North Vancouver 5s *60.-J&J
/ 28
Nova Scotia (Prov)—
Queensland (State) 7s *41 A&O
69
47%
J&J
Hamilton—
4sElecL&P1941
A&O
Lachine P Q 5s 1954
J&D
Manitoba (Prov) 5s '44-J&D 2
4%s May 1, 1945
M&N
4%s Dec 15,1956—J&D 15
Montreal 5s Dec 1, 1945. J&D
Ext g 6s Feb 15 1947 F&A15
Bio de Janeiro 8s 1946—-A&O
Extl
M&N
Alberta (Prov of)—
Gold 5%s 1947
5s 1950
Gold 5s 1959
4%s Jan 15, 1942
Deb 4 %s 1956
Nuremburg extl 6s 1952.F&A f
Oldenburg (Free State) 7s 1945
Oriental Devel—See Jap Govt
Parana (State) Brazil 7s 1958Parnambuco (State of) Brazil
Extl s f 7s 1947
M&S /
Peru sec s f 7s 1959
M&S /
Nat Loan extl 6s 1960-J&D
/
Extl s f 6s 1961
A&O /
Poland (Rep of) 6s 1940.A&O "
Stab'n 1 s f 7s 1947-A&0 15
Extl s f 8s 1950
J&J
Porto Alegre (Oity) Brazil—
Sinking fund 8s 1961... J&D /
S f 40-yr 7%s 1966—J&J
/
7s 1968—F&A/
Prague (Greater) Oity—
7%s loan of 1932-52..M&N
Prussia 6%8 1951
M&S 15/
6s 1952
A&O "
May 1952
96)
93)
93
93
92
89
84
4%s non-call 1944—.M&N
4%s June 1 1946
J&D
4%s June 15 1950—J&D15
4s Aug 1 1940
F&A16
P
96%
to 1945.M&N
5%s Vict Ln Dec '37—J&D
5s N Serv Nov 15, '41 -M&N
2%s Jan 15 1944
J&J
3s Jan 15 1967
J&J
Winnipeg. Man
85
extl 6s 1901 —J&D
Dominion of Canada—
10-year 2 %s Aug 15 '45 F&A
25-yr 3 %s 1961 opt '56-J&J
30-yr 4s Oct 1, 1960—A&O
5s refdg Oct 16, '43
A&O
101%
Oslo s f extl 4%s 1955—A&O
100
Panama (Rep)ext5%s'53 J&D
105%
Extl s f 5s 1963
M&N /
91.03
CANADA
(American Dollar Quotations)
103
4%s extl sk fd 1965—A&O
Sk fd extl 4s 1963
F&A
Norway Municipalities Bank
Guar
Wurtemberg 7s
105%
4#s extl sk fd 1956-.M&8
86.44
-----
5s 1941
Yokohama
108
104
100
_
101%
6s1936...
102%
F&A
f 6s 1944—F&A
13
100%
Westphalia (Prov Bk) 6s 1933
....
Norway ext 6s 1943
78
80
■
77
/ 12
Venetian Prov Mtge Bank—
S f 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
Montevideo (City) 7s '52. J&D
Extl s f 6s 1959 ser A-M&N
Mtge Bank of Denmark—
Exch s f 5s 1972 ser IX J&D
99 %
Mtge Bank of Jugoslavia—
Secured s f 7s 1957
A&O
5s funding 1956
Second 5s 1956
Nov '32-May '35 coupons..
Nov '35-Nov '36 couponsMunich "Bank—
Hessen 7s to 1945
P&A / 22%
New South Wales (Australia)5s extl sf 1957
F&A
Extl s f 5s 1958
A&O
Met Wat Serv & Dr Board
S f 5%s 1950
A&O
98
ext 1946—--F&A/ 69%
Extl a f 6s 1960
MAN / 66%
Extl sf 6s 1964
M&N / 66%
70%
„
105%
Uruguay 8s
.
Milan(Italy)ext 6%s '62_A&0
36
104%
Trondhjem (City), Norway—
Extl s f 5%s 1957—M&N
{Union of Soviet Soc Republics
Toronto (Concl.)
4 %s 1946-1901
A&O
4s £
July 1 1948
J&J
3%s July 1 1944-45
J&J
Vancouver ,B O 5%s '39.A&0
5%s 1952
F&A
5s 1940 & 1941
var—......
5s 1945 & 1940
var.......
5s 1950 & 1951 var
5s Jan 15 1970
J&J14
4%s 1942 and 1967
F&A
Verdun deb 5s 1954.
49%
31
95
To
Net
or
Bonds
-
6,Basis.
/ Flat price,
k Last sale,
n
Nominal.
I,25
STATE
94
JM30
ta«Silev-38-:47.J«
6 2.75
6 2.00
to
%
to 3.50
2.75
2%25
2 10
4h»
1938-1955
Hall
3 Us City
J&J
1939—J&J
62V00" to3~66
&5
2,50
to 2 .00
a
5 Ms
1941
4M8
-----
M&S
School City-—
South Bend
Impt
6 2.25
to
to
1.90
Dist—-
M&N
1940-1941—--M&N
1937-'57—-J&J
4Mb W W 1938-42—J&D
6s Gen Oblig 1937-40-J&J
4Mb
Des Moines 5s
Des Moines
4Mb Sept
4Mb 1944
Ind S D—
1 1945
Lee Co Prim
'39.A&0
Road 2 Ms. 1948
-—J&J
1
1
4 Ms
4 Ms
to 2.25
4 Ms
%
to 1.50
%
2 00 %
to 2.40 %
to 2.25
2.90
to
1942 (old issue)
4s Pub Impt'42 opt
1
1
less
Orleans
2.50 %
to
to 2.60
less
1
to 2.50
1
1.25 1
94
95M
99
100 M
104
2.60 %
J&J
1938-7)4J&J
6 0.75
to 2.80
6 1.00
to
6 1.25
i
6 2.50
6 2.85
6 2.40
Tensas Basin
5s
s
6 2.65
2.50
6 1.00
to 2.50 %
6 1.00
to
J&J
J&J
1.00
to 2 00 %
4s
to 2.40 %
4s State Her
„
102M
103 M
102
103
102M
103 M
103 M
103 M
102 M
102 M
102
6 3.95
Bowling Green—5s 1955-J&J
Covington—
6s W W Jan 15'38-'61 J&J1!
F&I
4Ms 1938-1950
A&(
4Mb WW 1937-51
J&.
4s Fdg 1952 opt *42__F&i
4Mb School Jan 1 1938^69,.
Crittenden County—
5Ms Fdg Feb 1 '39-'49_P&^
Henderson County—
4Mb R&B Oct 1*37-56 A&C
4 Ms Fdg 1937-48
6 3.90
6 3.60
6 3.60
3.85 %
3.80 %
3.45 %
3.45 %
6 3.60
6 3 60
3 45
6 3.60
3.45 %
6 3.60
3.45 %
90
6 4.40
3.45
93
i
mrnrn
4.30 %
Hickman County—
95
6 2.90
100
2.75
6 2.25
1.75
i
Livingston County90
92
6 3.20
Refl
4Mb Jan 1 ]
3.10
6 3.10
6 3.20
Hospit
4 Ms
2.95
6 3.20
6 3.25
4Mb Sewer
4s Ref July
4s Sewer 1!
i
i
0.70
2.60
2.95
1
6 1.00
6 2.80
6 3.10
Lou W Co
Sewer 11
6 3.20
3.05
3.10 %
6 3.25
6 2.20
Ref
2.00 %
1.60 %
4.10 %
6 1.85
Sewer _~_"j&I
%'
3.10
3.10
3.15
6 4.20
6 4.50
6 4.00
44C %
3.8C i%
LOUISIANA
State Highway—
5s series A, B & 01940-194;
6a series A Mar 1 1943
3.4C %
6J3.40 to 3.4C
%
613.25 to 3.2S %
6:3.40 to 3.4C
6:2.25 to 2.2E
't
6
3.00
to
2.7S %
on
bid side,
2.85 %
to
2.55 %
.95
1.95
3.55
to 2.95 %
to
to
2.05
to
3.15
i
M&N
to 2.35
4Mb 1938-'50 (tax-ex) F&A
Lowell 4 Ms 1937 (tax-ex) F&A
Lynn—
6 0.90
to
6 1.00
to 1.70
'38-'39(tax-exempt) M&N
(tax-ex)
M&N
F&A
4s 1940-51
Maiden 4s '3 7-'44 (tax-ex)
%
3.05
2.70
6 1.90
to
6 0.75
to 2.10
Medford—
1
%
to
2.15
6 1.00
to
2.20 %
6 1.25
to
2.00 %
6 0.75
to 2.20
3 Mb 1937-1942 tax-ex.M&N 6 0.75
Milton 4s 1937 (tax-ex)..F&A
3.70 %
Needham—
I50
4s
2.75
2.75
1.50
to
to
to
1938-1941
(tax
M&N
to
0.50
to
1.75
4s Dec 15 1937-1944
J&D
2s Dec 1 1937-1955
J&D 6 0.75
6 1.00
Quincy 3Ms ly38to '39..A&O
6 0.75
Salem 4s Jan 1 '38-'54 tax-ex.
2.50
Somerville—
2.00
to
to 2.00
J&J 6 0.75
6
6
6
6
Sewer
exempt)
Httsfleld—
to
4s July
to 2.40
0.75
0 75
2.75
4.00
1 1948-50-
J&J
Springfield—
4sl937-44
to 2.00
to 2.00
1.55
to
2.85
6 2.65
3.50
6 3.50
I
to 2.90 %
to 2.00
6 0.50
&
to 2.15 %
to 2.90
Ms 1938-1953
F&A
Welles ley (Town)
6 075
4s Mar I 1938-1946—M&S
6 1.40
Winchester 4s 1939-1943 A&O
6 0.75
Worcester 1 Ms Apr 1 '38-*46.
2.50
3.75
to
to
6 0.50
Waltham 3 Ms 1937-45—F&A
4s 1937-1960
F&A 6 0.50
Warren Water District—
6 0.75
4
to 3.00
b 1.00
(tax-ex)...F&A
to 2.40
%
to
2.70 %
to
2.25 %
2.05
2.25
to
to
MEXICO
Foreign
6 2.00
Govts
page
93
to 2.00
...
4$::::::::::::::::
A&O
1943-45...M&S
5s Water 1961
A&O
5s registered 1946
M&S
4Ms Mar 1, 1938-'55..M&S
4s Aug 1, 1951
F&A
5s
1938-1961
5s
to 3.00
6 0.75
Refunding Water series D—
3 Ms Oct 1 1951-1961
3 Ms Oct 1 1937-1950
3 Ms Oct 1 1948-1950
4s July 1 1937-1947
Street railway 4Mb
Refunding 3 Ms <57-'62 J&D
Refunding 4s '38-'56—J&D
General & Street Railway-
to 3.00
1954..—...J&D
M&N
M&S
1961—
F&A
1938-1939..M&N
1955
1, 1961
Parks
4s Mar
4s Aug 1,
4s School
non-callable
Water 4s
1.50
lesslM
6 3.35
less
1
less
6 3.50
6 0.75
6 4.20
6 3.40
Baltimore—
less
1
1
lesslM
to 3.1o %
lesslM
6 1.00 to 3.15 %
6 4.00 lesslM
6 4.00 lesslM
6 3.25
6 1.00
6 3.15
1.25
to
4s
2.10
to 2.75
4s
2.25
to 2.75
0.75
to 2.00
3 Mb Oct 1937-59
General 3s Oct 1 1959-62..
HZIII
2Mb Oct 1 1937-62—
6 3.95 lesslM
Refunding 2 Ms 1951-63 J&J
6 2.00 to 4 0
Refunding 3 Ms 1938-50 J&J
1945-1971
M&S
Regis'd stk 1946-57 M&N
4s 1937-1944
A&O
1956-1965
4s 1972-1975
.«
3Ms Impt 1940....
3 Ms March 1945
t Less l
to
MICHIGAN
%
less 1
6 1.25
6 2.25
J&J 15
3.50 5 Ms July 15 1941
less 1
5Ms Oct 15 1941
A&O 15 6 2.25
Portland—
1.90
5 Mb Highway 1941
to 2.50
J&D 62.10" less 1
4s C H *38-'45 tax ex. .A&O 6 0.75
5s Highway 1940
J&D
Portland Bridge Dist (taxable)
less 1
6 2.20
4Ms Highway 1943
F&A
to 1.50
3 Ms July 1,1937 to 1939— 6 0.75
less 1
6 2.25
4Mb Highway Impt 1944 A&O
Portland Water District—
2.10
4s Highway Impt 1942—A&O
1.00
4s Funding 1938—...J&D 6 1.50
Ann Arbor—
2.60
4s Funding 1948—..J&D 6 2.75
1.50 to 2.50 %
WW ref 4Mb 1937-1948 J&J
2.40 %
Saco 4s April 1939
A&O 6 2.50
2.00 to 2.10 %
3 Ms 1944-1946—
South Portland Sewer Dist—
Battle Creek—
4s 1937-1950
M&N 6 1.00 to 3.50
to 2.00 %
4 Ms Sewer 1937-40-M&N 11.50
b 2.50 to 3.50
Waterville 4Mb 1940-50
Battle Creek 8 D-—
6 1.00 to 3.50
Westbrook 4Ms 1937-48
to 2.50 %
4Mb 1938-1949—,
F&A 11.50
Bay City—
MARYLAND
to 3.25 %
5 Ms ww 1937-1951.-M&S 11.50
0.75 to 1.50
4Mb Rd & Bdge '38-'40J&D15
Dearborn—
0.75 to 1.50
4Ms 1938-1942
J&D15
t 3.75 to 4.00 %
4Mb Sewer ^e-'Sl-'SO-A&O
0 75 to 1.50
4 Ms
1937-1942
J&J
Detroit—
1 10 to 2.50 %
3s ctfs of indebt '38-'50_. A&O
6 4.00 lesslM
General 3 Ms
——
2Mb ctfs of indebt,
98 M
4s
1939-1951
A&O 6 1:40 to 2.50
6 4.05 lesslM
Annapolis 4Ms W W '42.A&O
6 4.10 lesslM
4s
•Callable at 105*
2.65
1.90
to
6 1.00
4Mb 1938-*43 (tax-ex).A&O
0 75
0 75
0 .75
1.50
1938-1942..M&S b 0.75
Augusta—
Ts Oct 15 1937-1955
4s Wat Wks Sept 1 1937-40
Bath 4s Ref 1941 tax-ex.J&D
Belfast 4Ms Ref '37-'50 M&N
Brewer High Sch Dist—
4Mb 1937-1945M&N
Kennebec Water. District—
4s Ref May 1, 1950-M&N
KIttery Water District—
5s Jan 1938
J&J
Old Town Water District—
4s July 1937-1939
J&J
4s July
1952-1958
J&J
4s
6 3.25 to
A&O 6 2.45
J&J 6 2.05
1938-44
Holyoke—
107
1937
1938-1939
4s Annex
Short Term Bonds—
I
,
(reg).M&N
F&A
...M&S
4 Ms
5s Gen Imp
4Mb w w 1937-1970—A&(
Warren. Co—IMs *38-'59-J&
to 2.60
New Bedford—
4s 1937-1940 tax-ex
103
;
6 0.85
Auburn—
102
101
Ashland—
4 Ms S I '42, '47 & '52
...
A&O 6 0.50
,
Franklin (Town)—
2.00 to
105
2.70
4Mb 1938-1941
...M&S
6 1.75
4s 1938-55 (tax-ex)
M&N
4s
M&S 6 0.75
M&S 6 1.25
3Ms 1940-1951
M&S 6 2.00
2s Improve'mt 1937-56 —A&O 6 0.75
3 Ms
3 Mb
2.65
2%45
2.55
6
Chelsea 4s 1958
Everett 4s 1941-1956
Fall River—
3.60
2.50 to 4.00
2.50 to 3.30
2.00 to 3.70
6
6
Highw & Bdge '37-'39 M&N I
Highw & Bdge *40-44 M&N 6
6 2.60
3.05
to
3 Ms May 1 '45
3s Bridge 1941
MAINE
4s
Bridge Revenue Refund!
Project 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&i
Project No 8 July 1 1945...
Project No 10 July 1 *50 J&;
Project No. 11, 1952
Levee District—
J&J
1957
%
to 2.00
105
5s J'way & Bdge '38-'54.A&0
4s Sept 1, 1937-1953
M&S
2.60 %
KENTUCKY
Owensboro—5s
Paducah—
Jan
3.05
to
106M
106 J
106J
105
4Ms W W& Sew'37-54J&J
4Ms May 2,1938-67.M&N2
175 %
2.25
6 2.00
to
111
105
F&A
Shreveport—
5s Dec 1. 1937-1969—J&D
5s Wat Wks Riv '38-*40M&S
2.75
2.75
2.25 %
2.65 %
6 3 00
1937-46—.J&D
1938-1939
1940-1945
3.00 %
to
6 3 00
A&O
1943.M&S
5s 1950 Series B
to
3.15
3.15
4s 1937-1947 tax-ex
103
107
5s Mar 1953 opt
5s 1965 Series D
to
109
M&N
i
2.80
6 0.75
Cambridge—
4s Oct! 1946-1949
to 4.00
109
5s July 1968
J&J
Red River A&BB District—
%
2.90
2 Ms ser B 1938-62...J&J
Braintree—4s 1938-1941.-J&J 6 1.00
105
to
to
„
105
1937-1944
1945-1967
6 0.65
M&S
J&D
J&D
J&J
6 1.00
105;
105
104
80
3.25
3.35
Brockton—
104
6 2.75
Wyandotte County—
6 1.00
-4M8 Bridge *38 to '41-P&A 6
3 Ms
3.80
Pentchartrain District—
Topeka 4Ms 1948
Topeka S D 4Ms Mar 1 *38-*46
4s
3.00
3.00
1.50 %
Leavenworth—
4Mb Water 1938-1947-J&J
Leavenworth Co 5s 1945
McPherson 4Mb 1945
Reno Co 5s 1941
—
Saline Co 4Ms 1945
Sedgwick Co 4 Ms 1940
Shawnee Co 4 Ms 1944
4s
102M
6 2.00
to 1.95
0.75
2M April 1 1938-1957
6 0.70
2Mb Sept 1 1937-1956.M&S
6 0.70
2Mb 1937-1955..
J&D
Metropolitan District—
6 0.75
2 Ms Dec 15 1937-1960
6 0.90
2Mb ser A 1938-58..M&S
106 M
2.20 %
1937-1953
Sch Dist 4 Ms
4 Ms
106
101
6 1 25
J&J
3.15
3 Ms July 1 1945
3s April 1 1938-1957
103
104
__
3 Ms June 11944
96
93
102 M
6 1.65
to 2.75
2.00 %
3.30
3.25
3.25
J&D
3 Ms 1937-1951
3 Ms June 1 1943
3.70
6 2.35
6 1.00
1~65 %'
to
A&O
J&J
4s Tun & Sub'59 tax-ex.J&J
3.50
6 2.20
F&A
to
4s Sub 1958 tax-ex
to 3.80
6 2.00
J&D 6t3.60
J&D 6f4.00
Plaquemine Parish E Bank—
5s Oct 1952
....A&O 102
4Mb Imp July 18 '49—J&J
Board of Education—
100
4s Sub 1957 tax-ex
District—
6s 1944-
1.45 %
to
4s Tunnel & Sub 1948.J&D
Orleans Parish Sch Board—
p
1.40
1.55
6 0 50
Boston—
103
103
to 3.80
2.00
5s 1942
P&A
4 Ms Wat & Light 1944- J&J
4Mb Wat Plant Pur '39.J&J
.60
1.75
1.95
.
103
101
5s
.
4 Ms Dec 1976
4s 1938-1939 (tax-ex-)
1937-1939
1940-1949
5s
2.60
to
4 Ms Septl 1981.
M&S
4 Ms Tun 1960 tax-ex. .A&O
1.20
Kansas Oity
1938-1953
Is Pub Wks Feb 15 1938-41.
104M
6 1.40
1939
Septl 5'37-'40
101M
J&J
J&J
J&J
A&O
*4Ms Sept 1,1937-'68_M&S
2.35
_
107 M
108
5s July 1950-1959
*4 Ms 1938-1961
2.35
to 2.55
Arlington 4s'38-'42(tax ex) J&J 6 1.00
Beverley—
4s 1938-1945 (tax ex).M&N 6 0.75
102
5s July
5s July
Hutchinson—
.
Levee
lMs Pub Wkfe.
106
3 Ms July 1 1953-1968
1953-19(
4s July 1 1940-1952.
Orleans District—
rleans
■■■■
%
2.25 %
to
J&J
'28 J&J
serial 1937-1940
4 Ms serial 1940-1980
4 Ms
6 0.50
(tax-exempt) _.Var
J&J
3 Ms gold July 1944
M&S
3s gold July 1 1939
J&J
3s gold Water Jan 1 1941-J&J
.109 M
109 M
105M
1942—J&D
4Ms 1937-1977
A&O
4s Floating debt 1948-A&O
4s Constitutional 1942.J&J
4s Public Impt 1950 opt
to
Soldiers Compen '37-'52
Soldiers Oomp 1953--J&J
6 2.50
4s Soldiers Comp 1954--J&J
6
Crawford Co 454s 1939
lf50
4Mb
107
107 M
'39-'49.J&J 101
1950-59—J&D 101
1938-39
J&J 102
1940-49
J&J 6 3.40
1950-59
J&J 6 3.60
1960-67
J&J 6 3.75
less
6 1.90
4s
4 Ms
5s Dec 1952 opt
New Orleans—
less
6 1.00
4
,'v
109
109
109
107
Borgne Dist Levee—
4 Ms
6 075
6 2.50
Wichita 4Mb
Lake
1
KANSAS
4 Ms
107
107
5s Pub Belt
6 1.90
4 Ms
105
5s Pub Belt RR
6 1.00
4Mb Water 1937-42___A&0
6 2.25
454s Water 1943-'44_A&0 6
1.00
Sac Co 2Mb May 1 1938-47—»
1.00
Sioux City 6s '37-'45-F&A15
6 1.80
6s Ref Aug 15 1940-F&A15 /)
1.00
(s Sewer 1938-47--M&N
-
3 Ms Water 1942
Lafourche Basin Levee—
5s Jan 1954 opt 1944
J&J
5s 1956-1970—
A&O
1
1
Marshalltown—
,4 Ms
106
4s 1937-52
107 M
less
J-*fcOl3t ©o ©
-M&S
1938-1956
J&J
J&J
'52-A&0
104
A&O 15
F&A 15
less
less
M&S
Lyon Co 2M8 May 1 1938-47
Marshalltown Ind S D—
61.00
5s City Hall 1938-39.M&N
is
102
4s Water registd 1938-58.J&J 6 0.75
3 Ms 1956 ref (tax-exem)_J&J
5s 1972
-----
4s Sept 1 1945
Port Dodge 5s Fund
MASSACHUSETTS
J&J
5s 1957-1967
i
4.00 %
4.00
4.00
104
opt 1941
5s 1959-1969
61.40 to 1.60 %
6 1.60 to 1.80
6 1.00 to 3.50 %
6 1.00 to 2.00 %
6 1.00 to 1.70 %
3.75
to
J&J
1973
106
5s Oct 15, 1962 op
5s Oct 15.1963——_A&015
%'
to
104
103
'54-A&0
5s 1950 opt 1940—
5s 1952 opt 1942
3.00 %
Co 2Mb 1942..M&N
Davenport Indep Sch
4Mb 1939-1940
4 Ms Sewer g
5s 1969
2%«,
to 3.75
%
Fifth District Levee—
4Mb
1937-1942
J&D
to 3,15 %
Cedar Rajpids 4 Ms'49-'53M&N
6 1.90 less 1
Clinton
to 3.50
Caddo District Levee—
5s 1951
2.85
2.90
Washington Sub San Dist—
3MsWat & Sewer '87.M&N
107
To
Net
—
Bossier Dist Levee 5s
2-25
6 1 00
6 2.85
1939-1948.F&A
IOWA
5s 1938-1969.
&5
mm mm -
Hagerstown—
5s Water 1938-1987—.A&O 6 1.25
4 Ms 1937-1987.
A&O 6 1.00
Montgomery Co—
4 Ms 1939-1968
.M&N 6 2.00
_
imp 1949-M&S
F&A 105
2.25 Baton Rouge—5s '38-54 M&S 6 3 60
Indianapolis S D—4s Bldg Sept 1 1946—J&J
3 Ms July 1 1941.
-J&J 6 1.50
6s Oct 20 1937-39—A&O
So Bend 4 Ms W W 43 .M&N
*
Highway—
to 3.75
4Ms series D & E 1944-55- b 3.80
to 3.70
5s series F Mar 15,1945-48- b 3.75
6 3.75 to 3.70
5s series K July 1,1947-49—
98 M
97 M
3M8 series R 1941-60—J&J
103
3 Ms series Q 1941-60--J&J
102„
3.70
State Pension 5s June 1,1948. 6t3.80
6 3.75 to 3.70
Oapital Bldg 4Ms'Aug 15, '52
Atchafalaya Levee Dist—
107
5s Sept 1937-1972
M&S 105
105 M
104M
5s Dist ref &
3°00
Ask
Baltimore—(Cont.)
3Ms Refunding 1952...J&J
3 Ms Sewage Impt '80.A&O 6 3.10
Oumber'd 4Ms W W '41-A&O
Long Term BondsState
2.50
to
4Ms Oct 1943,-
WH
or
Bid
Bonds
Net
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Net
Ask
Port Wayne School Dist—
6 1.75
5b Oct 1 1937-1943------—
Gary Sch City
Yield Basis
To
or
To
or
Bid
closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bonds
'
MUNICIPAL BONDS
AND
securities are as near as possible for the
Quotations for all
t Less 1M on bid
side.
M&S
M&S
J&J
M&S
6 Basis.
2
2.25
2.50
/ Flat price.
Water
98M
6 2.00
6 3.95
6 1.00
to 4.00 %
lesslM
to 3.20 %
July, 1937]
and
state
municipal
~RsieJtt
Yield Basis
Ask
...
Yeild Basis
m
Bid
Bonds
Net
95
the date of Issue
----------------——
Yield. Basis
Yield Rrntit
To
or
Bid
Bonds
bonds
possible for the closing day of the month preceding
Quotations for all securities are as near as
Ask
Bonds
Bid
Ask
Net
Flint 4Ms 1937-54—_M&S 15 6 2.30
5s (Mar 1 & Apr 1) '37-50— 6 2.30
Flint Union School Dist—■
6s 1938-1954
M&S 6 2.25
6 2.25
4Ms Marl 1938-1939
Grand Rapids—
3 Mb Sept 1 1937-1940
to 4.00
Kansas City—
4Mb 1939——
J&J
5s Water 1939
---J&J
4MB 1940
..J&J
4Mb Various May 9 38-'72
4Mb Jan & July 1942--.J&J
4M.b 1938-1955..---—A&O
4Mb Airport 1937-54.-A&O
4s Airport 1937-1971— M&S
3Ms 1937-1974
-J&J
F&A
3 Mb 1938-1974
3 Mb 1938-1955
A&O
to 4.05
to
4.00
to
2.90
M&S 61.60
3s Sept 1 1941-1945—M&S 6 2.10
Grand Rapids School Dist—
to 2.00
6 1.50
to 2.50
4Mb 1937-1943
M&S
Highland Park—
4Ms April 15 1957
5 Ms May 1 1941
4Mb School Nov 1 1954
Jackson 4 Ms 1938-47—A&OIO
4Mb July 15 1955
Jackson Union S D—
4MB 1937-1945
M&N
to
6 3.50
2.75
%
less 1
2.35
3.25
3s
to 3.50 %
3.75
4s 1941-1951
6 2.00
to 3.50
%
4 Ms
to 2.40
%
to 3.25 %
less 1
Pontiac—
•
'''■
97
Refund 4-4 Ms 1946 opt 1937
6 4.00
4Mb School June 1 1955
6 3.00
Port Huron 4Mb 1942
Saginaw— 4 Mb 1937-49-F&A 6 1.00
4Mb Sewer 1938-51—J&D 6 1.00
y
99
less M
less 1
to 3.00
to 3 00
1
6 1.50
6 1.50
to
St
%
3.00
4Mb
Louis
4s 1946-1951
4Mb 1937-1947
4^s 1938-1942
4s
3 Ms
1.75
J&J 6 1.00
M&N 61.00
J&J 61.00
1937-1946
Duluth Ind School Dist—
5 Ms 1938-1940
A&O 61.00
to 3.00
2Mb
to 2.30
1
to 2.60
6 1.00
4Mb Hospital *38-'41.M&N
Minneapolis—
5s 1937,1940.1943,1945.
to
1946, *47. *48.'49.'50 J&D 6 1.00 to 3.00
6 1.00
6sStImpMay2'38-'41 M&N2
4 Ms Apr 1938-39
A&O 6 1.35
4Mb Apr 1940-1952—A&O 6 2.00
4Mb 1938-1940
A&O 61.00
4s improvement 1942-J&D
4s 1944
.—A&O
3 Ms 1937-1941
M&N 6 0.75
2.60s 1939-1966
A&O 6 1.50
_
to
1.75
to 2.80
to 2.00
1
to
to 2.30
6 1 .90
2.30
to 1.60 %
to 2.15
6 1.00
2.50
to
to
2.30
to 2 40
to
to 2.30
6 1,
to
3.10
to
2.25
to
2.75
to 2.60
to 2.60
%
to 2.50
6 "l.2 5
I°.00
to 3*25
f?50
67.00
to
6 1.00
6 2.00
to 1.75
3~ 65
to 3.25
1
62
to 2.50
jil
5s Dec 31 1937
61.00
6 1.60
4Mb Dec 31 1939-406 1.00
4Mb Dec 31 1937-39Daniels Co 5 Ms 1937-42- J&J
95
6s 1941 opt 1940
95
J&J
0 .70
-
5Ms Sewer '38 to '39-. J&J 6 1.90
4ms Wat & Sew '38-*50. J&J 61.90
1
to 2 20
to 1 60
4s
J&J 61.50
4s June
3.50
3.80
3.80
1938-53
A&O
334s & 3 Mb highw notes
Ser I due 1938 to 1956
6 1.00
Ser II due 1956 to I960-. 6 6.90
90
Biloxi 5 Ms 1938-1943.-A&O
4.50
Greenville 5s fund '43-'50 F&A
Jackson—
5Ms 1938-1954
A&O 6 4.50
3.50
,
4 Ms Jan 1 1938-1952
4
Ms 1937-1952
M&N
Jones Co 5s 1938-1942 ..M&N
Meridian 5s Dec 1 1939..J&D
4Mb School House 1941 J&J
Mississippi Levee District—
5s May 2 1944
M&N
5s July 11953
J&J
Vicksburg— y ''
6b Pub Imp 1937-48
F&A
Yazoo-Miss Delta Levee Dist5s 1937-1954
M&N
4Mb July 1949
J&J
4s 1952 optional 1922..J&J
to
to
95
4.25
4.50
4.25
4.00
4.00
3.50
3.50
6 4.25
3.75
6
6
v
j&j 6 2.00
6 3.75
„
M&S 15 6 1.25
to 4.25
to
4.10 %
81
3 20 %
114
to
to 3.40
to 3.60
to 3.30
to 3.65
to 3 60
to 4.15
%
to 2.50
%
to
3.25
to
3.75 %
~
F&A
*
to 3.00
3.85
4 Ms
Hackensack
to 3.60
to
1.75
to 3.50
to
3.00 %
to
3.40
4.25
—
3.30
to
I
to 3.50
Hoboken—4Mb
1940
J&J
5s School
1938-1954—J&J 6*3.75"
3.00
%
88
6 1.50
4Ms 1942
F&A
4Ms Imp 1938-1942--J&J 6 2.25
6s
1938-1954
--.F&A 6 2.25
3s 1937-1966
M&S 6 1.50
3.35
to 3.75
4*25
to 4.25 %
Hudson County—
4 Ms 1938-1978
M&N15 6 1.50 to 3.85
4s g Park 1954 &
3.25
'59-M&N 6 3.60
Hunterdon County—
4Ms Road & bldg *38-'46J&J 6 1.25 to 3.00
Irvington 5s School 1963-J&D
4Mb 1937-1959
J&D 6 1.50 to 3" 60 %
3-20
3.10
to
Bldg&Rd*38-'45 J&D20
108
88
m
3.50
5 MB 1942-1953
A&O
5s 1937-1969
A&O
4Mb School 1937-58—.J&D
4Mb School 1945
J&J
4Mb Water 1961.
A&O
to 2.45
to 0.60
to 2.05
to
2 15
3.75
s
4.00
3.75
s
s
2.70
1.00
1.40
1.85
2.00
2.40
2.40
to 2.50
1 00
to 1.75
J&D 6 2.50
J&J 6 1.25
to 2.60
to 1.25
to
%
2.15
series
series
series
series
to 2.60
6 2.25
to 3.90
to 1.60
Gen ref 3Ms '38-'64—F&A 6 2.00
3Ms, 1937-1956
6 2.00
3.80
6 1.75
1
to 3.75
%
6 2.50
to 2.55
_
Keansburg 5Ms 1938-59.M&N
E
™?Jis APrU l»4l
4s
ser
a
B of
July 1944
'27 July 1950—-
'53 opt *38
'54 opt *39
4Mb 1937-1942
4s 1938-1969
'54 opt '39
'55 opt *40
to 3.10
to
6 0.75
to 3.20
3?15
6 2.40
to 2.90
..
n
3*20
to
4 25
87
4.75
83
330 %
6 3.00
to
4.00 %
3.40
2.25
6 1.50
to
61.50
to 3.35
6 2.50
to
6 2 00
to
4.00
4.00
2.25
2.75
1.50
6*1.75"
J&D 6 2.00
M&N
to
6 2 00
3"! 55 %,
to 3.00
%
to 3 75
-
4.50
Nownrlr—
1
6s
1938-1972
M&S
5Ms Oct 15 *37 to'59 A&015
to 3.10
to 3.00
5s 1937-1958
4 Ms 1937-1983
3 Ms ser A July 1938-1966— 6 1.00
4 Ms series B July 1938-67— 6 1.00
4s series O April 1938-69— 6 1.00
to 3.00
4 Ms School Dec 1 '45—J&D
4s Sch house 1959
Construction—
to
3.10
1.75
2.90
1.75
2 Ms Jan 15 1938-76
2 00
1.75
2 00
2 00
210
2.00
-
yy
:
J&J
to
4.50
t« 4.25
6*1.50"
I
'a
to 4 .10
to
4.10
6*3 60~ ""3740
4s Pas Val sew'61 op v61J&D 6 3 60
4s 1938-1970
J&D 6 1.50
3 Ms Track elev 1954—F&A
Nominal.
';y--
6
6 1.50
J&J 6 1.50
F&A 6 1.50
opt 1949
to 3.10
2Ms series D May 1938-70- 6 1.00 to
Emergency Relief—
3 Ms Jan 1938-1941
6 0.80 to
5s May 1938 to 1941
6 1.00 to
6 0.50 to
4Ma Nov 1937 to 1941
3 Ms Mar 1938 to 1942
6 1 00 to
3 Ms May 1938 to 1942
6 1.00 to
2M Jan 1938 to 1943
0 80 to
Ed Aid 4Ms ser A Jan 1938-42
0.80 to
-
4.00
to 3.85
to
Neptune 4Ms 1940-55—F&A 6 4.75
A of '24 Jan '55 opt'40
B of 24 July '55
opt *40
fl nf 'OA T,.l„ »ra
•A
—*
to
Morristown—
6 0.50
to 3.15
6*0.75
93
A&O
Middlesex (Borough)—
3Ms 1938 to 1967.
J&J
Middlesex County—
4 Ms Road 1938-1944—F&A
Imp 3s Nov 15 1938-1948..
Monmouth County—
4Mb Mar 15 '38-*50-M&S
4 Ms Rd & bdg '37-51F&A15
Monte lair 4 Ms Sch 1941. A&O
4Mb High sch bldg *44-J&D
Morris County—
4Mb 1942 opt 1922
J&J
3 Ms 1939-1949
J&D15
Soldiers Bonus 5s July 1941—
Institutional
1.00
to
Mercer County—
July 1940
2.90
6 0.75
3.80
87
4Ms Water 1938-70-J&D15 61.75
impt *38-'52_J&D 6 1.75
5Ms 1937-1970
J&D 6 1.75
Lodi—5s 1938-1947—
80
J&J
Long Branch 5s 1943
M&N
Lyndhurst 3-5s 1937-57—J&J
78
Maple wood (Township)—
4s 1938-1967
J&D16 6 1.50
F Jan 1941
series G July 1941—
4s series H July 1942
4s series I July 1943
4 Ms series A of '27
s
to 3.10
6
\
J&D 6 2.25
F&A 6 4.00
to 4.20
2.30
to 2.15
_s
.s
1.70
6 0.75
1
3*60
63.80
to
O July 1939
D Jan 1940
4 Ms 0 of '20 Jan
s D of '20 Jan
s E of '20
July
s F of '20 Jan
to 2.40
to
4.75 %
4.50
4.25
3.80
to
to 2.15
Highway Extension—
to 2.15
to
to
6 1.10
6 1.00
J&J 6 2.25
to
6 2.25
6 1.10
Bonds—
4.00
6
6 4.20
6 2.25
6 2.50
Bridge bonds—
4 Ms Series A July 1938
4 Ms Series B July 1939
s series O Jan
1940
s Series D
July 1940
s series E
Jan 1941
3.75
M&S
/ Flat price,
6 0.95
6 0.60
4 Ms Sch
.
M&S
A&O
M&N
Joplin (School District)—
4Mb 1943-1948
95
——
4Ms 1938-1966
J&D
5 Ms Water 1938-1963-M&S
Gloucester Co—
NEW JERSEY
6 4.00
100
J&J
1938-1950
J&J
1937-1950
J&J15
1949
J&D
Road 1938-1952. _J&J
Court h'se *38-'52 J&J
b Basis.
4s 1945-1970
Camden Co—
4 Ms
1937-1970
to 1.04
Kearney—
4.25
A&O
Jackson County—
4s 1937-1951
4 Ms
97
5s July 281937-1960
6 1.50
5s, 1944
95
J&J
Glen Ridge—
4 Ms Mun Bldg
1937-70 F&A 6 1.25
Gloucester City—
4.25
4.50
4 Ms Road 1938-1942
4 Mb
to 3.25
98
——J&j
.
4.25
MISSOURI
4Mb
4Mb
100
4 Ms 1938-1960
4s Hospit *
:ospitall946
4.25
4.50
4.50
4.50
6
6
6
6
4mt Road 194&-1950-..m&s
4Mb 1937
A&O
4Mb
„
—F&A
1942-1969
Essex Fells (Boro)—
4.25
.
':S^V
J&J 6 0.95
J&D 6 0.95
1938
4Mb 1942
J&D
4Mb *38. '40 *42, '44.M&N
Keene 4 Ms 1938-1942—_M&N
Manchester—
1
4s 1938-1940
M&S
4s 1941-1945
M&S
5.75
7.75
s
3s Building 1939-1941
Buchanan County—
Ret 3s 1943-1956
to 4.10
1938-1972-'---J&J
Concord—
.
3s Road 1963-1957
3.30 %
3?80
Highway 1937-1943—M&S
4 Ms
Highway 1937-1943.J&D
3.50
is Flood
4a Nov 1 1948-1952
3Us 1948-1952
to
,
4s
1944-1948
i
.
HAMPSHIRE
July 1937-1948
3.50
Road
5Ms 1937-1961
to 3 40
4Ms Wat wks Dec 15 *41 J&J 62 00
4Mb May 1 1956
M&N 6 3 30
5s 1948
J&D 6 3.40
Omaha SD 4Ms Mayl'55M&N 6 3.30
York School District—
3.80
4Mb 1943-1946
f
to 4.00
4Ms
to 2 .40
to
6 2.59
Lincoln School District—
4 Ms
1928-1953
M&N 61.25
McCook Fund 5s '37-43.F&A 61.80
North Platte Sch Dist—
4MB 1937-1959
J&J 6 2.00
Omaha—
3.80
4s
6 1.00
4s 1944 1968
Cape May—
4Ms School 1938-1951-M&S
77
2 40 Cape May Co—
5s
1938-1940— 1——M&S 100 j
Delaware River Joint Com.
%
%
Phila-Camden Bridge—
4 Ms 1938-1945
6 1 85
112
4 Ms 1946-1973
East Orange—
%
4 Ms
1938-1969
J&D 6 1.25
5s Sewer 1938-1960
J&J 6 1.75
3 School 1938-1974—A&O 6 1.50
Elizabeth—
4Mb
1938-1957
—A&O 6 1.50
5Ms Dec 1 1937-1946.J&D 6 1.50
6s
6 1.75
Englewood—
5s 1938-1944
A&O 6 1.25
Essex County—
to 3.50
4Ms 1937-1955
1.75
1.50
Fair view
6
J&J 6
4s 1943-1947
to
4 Ms Water '38 to
'60-M&N
i
NEBRASKA
M&s'6
4Mb 1938 & 1939
to 3.60
Jersey City—
Impt 1938-1946May 1 1939-50
Impt 1953
s
to 3.60
b 1.25
Camden—
Great Falls-—
NEW
a
b 1.25
b 1.50
„
Highway debentures—
l
91:4
2.25
J&D 6 2.50
Bridgeton (City)—
4Mb 1937-1958
i
MISSISSIPI
a
to
J&D
4 Ms 1938-1946
—
6
Holdrege 8 D 5s 1938-55.J&D
to 2.20
biOoCJI 0 0
b 1.25
4!50
4.25
to 3 .75
to 3.75
_
6 2
Beatrice S D 5s 1938-54..F&A 6 1.70
Douglas County—
5s Highway 1937~46-*A&0 6 100
to 2.25
to
to 4.25
to
%
to 2.30 %
bldg
M&N
J&J15
99
6 2.50
Bound Brook 4 Mb *38-'42 J&D 6 2.25
„
6 1, ,00
MONTANA
%
3.20 %
3.25
J&J
3.00
6 1 ,00
A&O
& impt
-.—M&N
94
v
,
2.40
to 2.75
July 1 1951
2.75
6 1 ,60
A&O 62 .25
F&A 6 1 .90
67
80
11937-1944
2.75
F&A
6 1. 00
75
4 Ms Bridge
1938-57—A&O
Audubon (Boro)—
Bergen Co—
5Ms Dec 1 1937-1942.J&D
2.60
5Ms Dec 15 1937-60-J&D15
5s Dec 15
2.00
1937-1955. J&D15
to 2.70 %
4 Ms
1938-1939
A&O
to 2.70 %
tl,4s Court Hse 1938—-A&O
Bloomfield—
4 Ms 1937 to 1969—-J&D
15
to 2
%
Bogota—
Y
to
1.90
4Mb 1938-1943..
4Mb 1942-1949
1
to 2.50
4Mb W W 193842
A&O
5s School July 1 1951-J&J
5s Gen'l impt 1938 32.-J&J
4Mb Sewer July 1 '43—J&J
4Mb 1938-1959
J&J
4s 1938-1939
A&O
4s 1940-1061
A&O
to
to 2.75
2.25
J&O 6 2.00
A&O 6 1.00
6 1.00
1.90s Oct 1 1937-46—A&O
Public
to 2.10
M&S 6 1.00
Ramsey County—
:y
4*s 1937-1950
F&A 6 0.75
4 Ms Rd & Bdge *38-'44M&N 6 1.00
4Mb Rd & Bdge '38-'43 J&D 6 1.00
St Paul—
6s school
to 2.50
62 00
M&N 6 1 90
M&N 62 .25
& impt
66
8 D 4Ms 1938-55
M&S
Bayonne—5s
1938-1949.J&J
4 Ms
1937-1955
F&A
4Mb School 1937-66—F&A
Belleville 5s 1937 & '44.M&N
Belleville S D 5s '37-'44 M&N
3.50
University City—
2.60 %
2.25 %
to
6 1 .90
61 00
82
^
to2.10 %
to 1.40
Springfield 4 Mb '38-*49—M&N
%
to
to 3.50
-J&J
3s School 1940-54
3s Refunding 1952
6s Bridge 193840
M&N 6 1.00 to 2-25 %
5 Ma Bridge 193840-M&N 6 1.00 to 2.25 %
4Ms Sanitorium '37-42 J&J 6 1.00 to 2.25 %
2s 1938-1946
bldg
I'oo
Hennepin County—
2Mb 1938-1947
2.20s 1942-1959
Public
1.90
2s Rural Credit ctfs 1942
Duluth—
to 3.10
82
J 77
M&N / 77
2M-4Ms Jan 1973
Water 3-4Ms Jan 1973-
6s July
F&A
M&N
m&n
M&N
4s 1938-1940
4s 1941-1945
to 2.40
.50
61 .00
.
M&N
Atlantic County—
to
bldg &
Public
4Mb 1940-1953
4Mb 1937-1948
4mb 1941-1948
2.20
to 3.60
6
J&J
1938-1943
4MB 1938-1939
MINNESOTA
8Mb July 151943
J&J
4Mb Dec 11939
J&D
2M trunk h'way '47-51—M&N 6 2.25
1.858RuralCreditctfsl941
6 1 .00
6 1 .00
Joseph S D 4s 1940
St
2.50
to 2.50
4Mb Airport April 1 1948—
1.90
to3J)0 %
to 3.00
61 .00
5s 1941
impt
Covert roads.......
Voted bonds
to 3.75 %
3Ms 1941-1951
J&J 6 2
2Mb 1945-1955.-------J&J 6 2.
St Charles County 3 Mb toll
bridge series A.-Jiily 15 '56
St Joseph 4Mb 1938-*45--M&S 6 1.00
Refunding 4Mb May 11951
Wayne County—
m
1938-1950
4^s 1946
J&D 6 1.00
1938-1946
Muskegon 4Mb 1938-44..J&J 6 2.25
Muskegon S D 5s 1942—.July 6 3.00
6 1.00
6 1 .00
6 1 .00
3.60
to 3.50
J&J
J&J
—J&J
J&J
4Mb 1940-1950
Lansing—
4 Ms
1950- 6
2MB 1956-1975
Kansas City S D—
6 2.00
Asbury Park (City)—
1.75
4Mb 1937-1953
1.75 .4MB
1938-1970
1.90 Atlantic City—
M&S 6 .95
A&O 63 .00
1954-1975
To
Net
or
To
3.40
%
3.40 %
to 3.75
to 3.60
ho
%
STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
96
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Yield Basis
or
,
New Brunswick—
„
Ms 1937-1957
F&A 6 2.00
4MsSch&wat '38-169-J&D 6 2.00
4 >48 1937-1967
J&D 6 2.00
4
Ask
Nutley (School District)-—
4 Ms 1938-1942
F&A
434 s 1943-1967
F&A
536s Nov 15 1937-39-M&N
Ocean Oity—5s 1944—--F&A
4Mb Impt May 16 1938--56Ocean Co 4 Ms
1938-*50-J&D
to 3.15
to
6 2.00
to 2.75
434s
98
6 3.25
J&J
J&D
1937-1968
4.10
98
634s General improvement
1937-1951
-J&D 6 2.50
5s Impt 1938-1948—M&N 6 2.50
434 s Refunding 1944--M&N
4Mb Water 1939-1970—J&J 6 1.75
Passaic County—
4 Ms 1937-1946
86
82
6 3.25
to 4.50
to
3 90
3.50
to
4.25
to 3.75
6 1.50
6 1.50
to 3.75
M&N 6 2.00
F&A
A&O 6~2.00
1937-1959
Feb 1 1945
434s 1937-1967
Perth Amboy—
4348 April 1944
4 Ms Water
1938-64—M&S2
96
6 99
6 99
454s School 1938-1960-A&O
6s Feb 1938-1977
F&A 6100
Plainfield 4s School 1959 M&N
4 Ms 1937-1962 Various.J&J 6 1.25
to 4.30
to
4.20
Red Bank (Borough)—
434s 1937-1953
M&N
Ridge wood 434s 1938-62.M&N
5Ma 1937-1939-_-J&J
434s 1938-1968
M&N
Sea Isle City 5s 1942
F&A
Somerset County—
4 Ms 1938-1949
J&D
434s 1937-1952
J&J
South Jersey Port District—
,
%
Marine
to 3.30
to 3.40
6 1.50
to 3.50
6 1.25
95
A&O
J&J 6 1.25
1.50
M&S
1.25
J&D
1.25
J&D
to 2.35
to 1.25
6*1.25
to 3.50
J&D 6 3.60
J&J 6 1.00
M&N 6 1.00
to 3.50
3.40
98
3.20
to 3.25
to
Authority—
4s
to 2.75
to 4.00
3.50
to 3.40
to 3.40
4s Various May
4s Nov 1958
to 2.90
to 2.80
4s
to 3.40
4s
6 1.25
6 1.25
to
3.40
6 1.25
to 2.90
to 2.80
to 2.60
to 2.60
M&S 6 1.00
M&S
to 2.70
City Hall 1939
J&D
Union City 434s 1937-'64.J&D
6 "2.50
to 3.80
to 3.80
to 3.75
to 3.35
to 1.50
to 4.50
1.25
61.00
to 2.70
6 1.00
to 2.60
6 1.25
to 2.25
4.20s 1937-1945
M&N 6 1.25
4.20s sever 1946-60--M&N 6 2.85
to 2.90
6 3.00
to 4.65
88
93
6 2.50
to 4.25
61.50
6 1.50
to 3.60
to
to 2.75
to 3.00
434s 1938-1980
F&A 6 2.00
Haverstraw 4.12s 1937—M&S
to 4.60
to 5.00
NEW MEXICO
6s Highway 1938-1940—J&J 6 3.25
634s Highway 1938-1940-J&J 6 3.25
434s Dec 16 1952 opt *22.J&D
99
4s Fund 1939
99
opt 1919—M&S
3 Ms H'wy deb 46-'47—M&N 6 3.00
3 Ms H'w'y deb ,48-,49—M&N
99
3s Jan 1 & July 11949-1952—
98
2Ms H way deb 1944-45-M&S 6 3.00
Albuquer que—
5s Water Works 1962—J&D 108
434s 1937-1950—
J&J 6 4.25
4 Ms 1937-1950
J&J 6 4.25
Middle Rio Grande Conser
Dist 534s 1937-73
F&A
63
Socorro Co 5s 1941 op '21.A&0
95
.
100
2.75 %
112
3.60
3.60
68
98
NEW YORK
6s Jan & Mar 11938-1945—
5s Jan & Mar 1946-1970
6 0.75
to 2.25
6 2.30
Highway 1963
M&S 6 2.80
Canal 1964-.—-—J&J 6 2.80
to 2.90
434S
434s
4Ms Canal 1965
..—J&J 6 2.75
4Mb Highway 1965
M&S 6 2.75
4Ms Barge Canal 1945—J&J 6 2.20
4 Ms Bonus 1938-1939
A&O 6 0.75
4 Ms Bonus 1940-1949
A&O 6 1.50
4s Canal Term 1942
J&J 6 2.00
4s Canal Term Jan 1946.. J&J 6 2.25
4s g High Imp Mar 1958.M&S 6 2.65
4s g High Imp Sept 1958.M&S 6 2.65
4s High Imp Mar I960- - M&S 6 2.70
4b Canal Imp July 1960—J& J
4s Canal Imp Jan 1961
J&J
4s Canal Imp July 1961—J& J
4s Highw Imp Mar '61—M&S
4s Palisade Park 1961.—M&S
4s Canal Jan 1962
J&J
6 2.70
6 2.20
4s Highw Imp Mar *62. .M&S
4s due Sept 1 1965..
....
48 due Jan 1 1966
4s Canal Imp Jan 1967—J&J
4s Highw Imp Mar '67-.M&S
4s Palisades Park 1967—M&S
6 2.70
6 2.70
6 2.70
6 2.70
6 2.70
6 2.70
6 2.70
6 2.70
6 2.70
6 2.70
6 0.60
2.70
/ Flat price.
6 0.75
4.70s
1937-1965
J&J 6 1.25
Jamestown—
4s Mar 20 1943
4Mb 1938-1940
to 3.50
3.75
to 4.50
Kings Co 4s May 1 1938-'44._
Kingston—
2.70s June 1,1938-1944
Lackawanna 4 Ms '37-54M&N
Lockport—
4 Ms 1943-1949
——
434s Sch 1938-1944
M&S
4.40s 1943-1949
M&S
5s 1938-1942
-M&S
Long Beach 5Ms '38-'60-M&N
1937-1940
1941-1960
J&D
—J&D
"
to 2.90
to 3.00
6 1.00
to 2.25
6 2.75
to
to 1.25
4Ms 1937-1939
„
104
.ii.—
6 1.50
6 3.20
to 3.25
6
to 2.75
if
101M
102 M
6 2.90
to 3.00
97 H
6 1.00
to®
6 2.25
to 3.10
6 3.10
to
3.30
6 1.25
to 2.90
6 2.25
to
1.75
2.85
to 2.85
6 3.15
to
6 2.10
to 2.60
6 1.60
to 2.60
to
3.35
3.30
to 2.60
to
6 1.25
6 1.50
M&S 6*1.2*5*
6 1.75
6 1.25
6 1.00
100
%
3.20
to 3.60
to 2.60
to 1.75
to 2.60
to 3.30
90
""§5""
to 4.00 %
3.75 %
2.75
to 3.80 %
to
3*00
to
to 2.85
to 2.35
6 2.75
to 3.40
6 0.75
6 0.75
to
1.25
2.50
to 2.65
to 3.40
104M
10536
110M
3.00
1938-1959
M&S
4s Imp Sch &c '38-'47-J&J
2 Ms 1938-1957
M&S
1 Ms 1937-1940
A&O
Rockland Co—
to 3.00
to 2.70
4 Ms
to 1.45
to 2.60
to
3*56
to 2.60
to 2.75
to 2.75
Inland Terminal—
4 Ms ser D '38-'41—M&S 61.50
is ser D '42-'60—M&S 108
ind Tunnel—
1.10
-Ms ser E '38-'41—-M&S
4 Ms ser E '42-'60—M&S 111M
Putnam Co 4 Ms '38-'51_A&0 6 1.20
4s 1938-1954F&A 6 1.20
Rensselaer County—
1.00
4Ms Highway 1937-58-F&A
Rochester 5s '38-'62
1.20
F&A
4Ms Pub Imp '37-'58-F&A 6 0.75
4 Ms
to 3.00
to 2.75
9?
to 2.60
108 M
Gen & ref 3 Ms Dec 1.1965.
Gen & ref 3 Ms May 1,1976
Gen & ref 3s Dec 151976—
Bayonne Bridge—
„
90
85
%
105
4s Ser O 1939 to *53 J&J 3
Par
—-J&J
M&S
100,
George Washington Bridge4Ms Ser B *40to '53.M&N
%
'0
.60
M&S
106M
to 3.15
107 M
103 M
101
98 M
Gen & ref 4s May 1,1975—
_
County—
(T) Un Fr Sch Dist
No 1 4.60s 1944-1966
3.20
1.50
Nassau
106 M
106
F&A 6 1.25
Poughkeepsie 4 Ms '38-52 J&D
4s School 1937>59
M&S
Port Jervis 4Mb '38-'69 —J&J
Port of N Y
Authority—
1950-55—M&N
2Mb 1937 to 1956
3s 1937 to 1946
3.15
3.15
3.15
105
No Hempstead S D No 7—
4 Ms
1938-1942
J&D 6 1.50
North Tarrytown—
4M8 Water 1937-45..A&O 6 2.00
4 Ms Water 1946-64--A&O 6 3.25
Pelham
to 2.75
MslSchool 1962-73-.M&N
5s Jan 2 1938
to
Oswego—5 Ms 1938-46-M&N 61.25 to 2.85
OyBter Bay Wat Dist—
4s
1937-1950
..J&J 6 1.00 to 2.90 %
to 3.40
.
1938-1941—A&O
6 3.30
to
to 3.60
3.60 %
Mtneola (V) 4.40s 1937-68 J&J 6 1.00
Monroe Co 4s 1938-44—F&A 6 1.00
3.90s Co Bldg '38-'50—F&A 6 1.25
1 Ms Jan 15 193842—J&J 6 0.40
5 Ms
104M
to 1.90
to 2.00
to
4Ms Water 1938-1969-A&0 6 1.25
6 2.25
4s Sewerage
1937-1960
105
3.15
2.75
to
2.56
3.90s 1937-1939
J&J
3.90s 1940-1964
J&J 6 2.90
Marine Parkway Authority—
101
Sk fd 4 Ms ser A I960.J&D
Middleport 4.35s '38-'42.J&D 6 2.50
4.35s Sewer '38-'39
J&D 6 2.50
„
M&N
105
3.35 %
110,c
to 3.40
to 3.65
to
to 2.40
A&O
.
to
to 2.80
3.20
100
6 2.00
Mount Vernon—
4 Ms 1938-1943
112
3.70s 1938-1951
A&O 61.25
Ontario Co 4s '38-'51— M&N 6 1.25
1.25
Ossining4Ms 1937-42
M&S
to 3.40
to
Par
112
to
to 3.60
to 3.30
6 3.40
Jamestown S D 5s '37-'39 J&D
Johnstown 434s Dec 1937—.
4
111M
111
110M
4 Ms 1947-72
J&J 6 3.25
Oneida 4s Water '40-'45..J&J 6 2.10
4Mb Water 1938-39
J&J 6 1.25
Onondaga Co, 4 Ms '37-47A&O 6 1.25
Ref 1.90s 1938-57
F&A 61.25
A&015
to 1.25
2.55
2.55
2.60
2.60
2.60
2.60
2.60
2.60
2.60
2.60
2.60
2.60
2.60
2.60
2.60
to 1.25
110M
110M
J&J 6 0.75
4 Ms
2.10
1.80
2.15
114
111
2s Mar 1 1939-1949....
A&O
"
2.70
114M
109
109
M&N
Niagara Falls S D
to
to 3.20
113
M&N
331s 1942-1945
to 2.85
to
Huntington (T) 4s '38-'52_J&J 6 1.25
Islip 4s 1938-1951—
M&S 6 1.75
Ithaca—434s Water 1942 J&J
434s 1940-1954
J&J 6*2.40*
2.65
2.65
4sBldgconstr 1937-1939 M&S
4s Bldg constr '40-'49—M&S 6 1.50 to 2.45
4s Apr 15 1940-1955....A&O 6 1.50 to 2.50
334s Mar 15 '38-'39-M&S 15
J&J 61.75
Hempstead Un F S D No 1—
6s 1938-1954
M&S 6 1.50
50 Hornell 434s 1937-1947-F&A 6 1.25
Hudson Riv Regulating Dist—
434s 1937-1965
J&J 6 1.25
2.75
2.75
100
100
to 3.20 %
101
to 3.00
*4;201:00
Hempstead (T)434s'38-59 A&O 6*1.50
Hempstead 434s 1937-65 M&S 6 1.50
3.40
2.30s 19384>7
6 2.75
6 3.00
to 3.15
M&N 6 1.50
4.40s 1938-1950
M&N 6 1.25
Garden City 4Ms 1937-52.J&J 6 1.25
Greenbureh (T)—
4s 1938-1951
J&J 6 2.00
Green burgh U S Sch Dist No 9
4.40s 1938-1965
J&D 6 2.002
Groton 6s Wat '38-'50~M&N 6 2.00,
Harrison (T)
to 3.10
6 1.25
1957-M&N
-
to 3.40
Freeport—
A&O
Union Township Sch Dist—
434s 1937-1968
J&J
Ventnor City-5 Ms Mun Bldg *38-'58-A&0
Vlneland (Boro)—534s 1938-1950
M&S
Westfield
5s June 15 1938-60
J&D
4 Ms 1938-1966
A&O
West New York—
4348 Oct 1 1937-1968—A&O
5s School 1938-61
M&N
West Orange (T) 6s '38.M&S
6 3.10
2.10
4 Ms 1938-1951
434s Oct 15 1937-52
Rd&Bdge '38-'47 -F&A
to
4s 1945-1953
M&S
2.90 March 1, 1938- 1947-Essex Co 4s 1937-1956—.M&S
Franklin Co 434s '38-'40.M&S
to 3.90
Union County—
6s March 15 1938.M&S 15
*
to 3.40
Water 1937-45-A&O 6 0.75
Erie County
4 Ms 1938
J&D 6 1.10
4 Ms 1939-1959
J&D 6 2.00
to 4.25
-M&N
M&N
exempt 1953
M&N
3 Ms g exempt 1954
M&N
3 Ms g Water ex 1954. M&N
3 Ms exempt 1955
M&N
3 Ms stock Apr 1,1954-A&O
3 Ms Corp stock Mar 1,1960
3 Ms Corp stock Jan 15,1976
3 3is Corp stock July 1, '753s Rap Trans 1947-51 -F&A
3s corp stock Jan 1 1977 J&J
2 Ms Serial 1938-46—F&A
Niagara Falls—
5 Ms 1941-48
M&N
4.15s Sewer 1965-70-M&N
4.10% Sewer 1938-50-J&J
4Ms Wat May 1 '41-48M&N
4Ms Sew '39-'46 reg-M&N
3.95 Nov 1,1961-70-M&N
to 2.50
F&A 6 1.25
to 3.60
114M
6 2.25
3 Ms exempt 1942
M&N
3 Ms R T 1948-1950--M&N 6 3.30
3 Ms g exempt 1952...M&N 6 3.30
6 3.30
3 Ms
to 2.90
434s
to 3.20
6 2.50
to 3.65
to 3.00
3 Ms Corp stock July 1 '75— . 109
3 Ms Corp stock 1939-54—
£ 1.70
6 2.15
3 Ms g exempt 1941
M&N
to 3.10
Elmira—
to 2.85
6 3.10
6 1.75
g
1938-1946
1947-1954
2.50
to 3.65
6 0.75
4s May 1959
4s serial 1937-1963
Dutchess Co—
to 3.30
to
6 1.75
6 1.75
A&O
M&N
May. 1977
4s Nov 1955
4s Various 1956
to
434s 1938-1959
A&O 6 1.00
Corning 534s 1938-60
M&S 6 1.00
Cortland Co 434s '37-*51.J&J 6 1.00
Delaware Co 4.20s '38-'62A&0 6 1.00
100
to 3.00
_ -
4s July 1,1937-1956
4s Oct 1,1980
to 3.50
J&J 6 2.75
334s 1940-1964
J&D 6 2.70
3.40s Nov 15 '37-'55-_M&N 6 1.00
3.10s Oct 15 1937-46.A&0 6 1.00
2.60% Relief 1937-45-J&J 6 1.00
234s Oct 15 1937-56.-A&O 6 1.00
2.20s Jan 15 1938-47—J&J 61.20
Columbia County—
4s
to 3.40
4s 1940-1964
„
6 Basis.
1937-1958
J&J
A&O
3.00
3.00
to 2.60
to 3.10
to 3.25
to 2.70
.Vft
ill*
3.20
..J&D 15 6 3.40
M&N 6 1.00
434s 1938-1958
534s 1938-1951
A&O 6 2.00
5s School 1938-1955—A&O 6 2.00
1.75
4Ms 1938-1966
F&A
4 Ms 1938-1960
1.75
F&A
4s Oct 11942
to 3.50
0.75 to 2.60
6 0.75 to 2.10
—var. 6
East Chester
434s School 1941——F&A
4Ms Imp & sch ,37-,60-J&D
Sussex Co 4Ms '37-'44
M&S
4s Impt 1938-1955—M&N
Tenafly 4Mb 1938-1963.F&A
43ls
to 2.30
Sewer
to 2.50
94
to 2.80
to 2.75
5s 1938-1950
4 Ms 1938
&•
to
City—
4Ms
4MB
4Ms
4Mb
4Mb
4 Ms
4 Ms
4Mb
4Mb
4Mb
is
2.85
to
6 0.75
434s 1938-1964
„
6 1.50
6 1.75
to 2.50
6 0.75
6 0.75
4s
Terminal—
4 Ms 1937-1973
South Orange—
4s 1937 to 1944
6s 1938-1962
4 Ms 1938-1969
4MB 1938-1968
Summit—
Trenton—
4.25
6 1.50
to 1.75
1.00
2.80
120
June 1965.....-J&D 113M
119
1963
-M&S 118
118
May. 1957
M&N 117
118
Nov 1957
M&N 117
124
Dec 1, 1979
J&D 122
120 M
Corp stock 1967--J&J 119
122
Corp stk 1971
J&D 15 120
6 0.75 to 3.25
July 1,1937 to 1955—
Jan 1, 1977
J&J 117 M 118M
6 0.75 to 1.70
Sch & Var '37-39-J&D
115
1960
M&S 114
s Mar 1, 1962
M&S 114M '115M
114M
s Mar 1, 1964
115M
M&S
s April 1,1966
A&O 115M 11636
116M
1173!
4Mb Apr 15,1972
A&015
117M
4Ms Rap Tr & Wat '74 J&D
to 3.40
4Mb Feb 15. *41-'66-F&A15
%
118M
4Mb Feb 15,1976—F&A15
119
4Mb Nov 15,1978
M&N15
4Mb Mar 1, 1981
M&S 119M 119M
6 0.75 to 3.20
4s Corp stock 1937-55
to 2.90
6 0.75
M&N
434s 1938-1967
4s June 151960
to 3.70
to
1.00
to 2.75
£4 si937-1945
M&N
M&N
M&N
M&N
4Mb 1938-1944
4 Ms 1945-1965—
4 Ms 1938-1963
New York
0.75
1.50
534s 1944
3.20
6 3.00
to 1.90
to 2.00
Buffalo—
to 3.40
6 2.00
6 1.25
1.80
2s Mar 11938-1956
to95
to97
Bah way—
4 34si937-1953
J&D
Ramsey 5s Water 1937-1940—
1.90
to
to
New Rochelle—
5s 1938-1950
0.60
1.95
Binghamton
434s Oct 1 1937-71—
to 95
Newburgh—
4s Wat Impt 1942-63—J&J 6 2.60
4Ms Wat Impt 1937-41.J&J 6 1.25
1.90
2% 1937-1955
0.75
M&N
Albany Port District—
4s 1937-1972........ M&N 6 0.75
to 3.30
2
4 Ms
to 2.05
Albany County—
4Ms 1938-1960
M&S
3 Ms Fund 1938-1941. M&N
2 Ms refunding 1938-57.J&J
Albany (City of)
434 1937-1969
M&N
4M 1937-1970
J&D
4s Munic & Sch '38-'63_J&J
334 1938-1971
J&D
to 4.50
J&D 6 1.00
J&J
J&J
J&J 6 2.75
3s 1938-50
F&A 6 1.00
3.40s July 1 1941-45—J&J 6 2.30
6 2.75
2Ms 1946-1956
2 Ms 1938-57
F&A 61.00
3 Ms 1951-1981
3s July 1 1940-64
to 2.35
to
County (Concluded)—-
4s 1938-1947
117
0.60
Ask
3 Ms 1944-1950-
to 2.75
6 0.70
1 Ms Sept 10 1944-1946
to
Nassau
117
6 0.70
Bid
Bonds
6 1.50 to 2.80
6 0.75 to 1.25
6 1.50 to 2.75
117
115
117
115
115
115
6 0.75
To
Net
or
Ask
Bid
2
Pater son—
5348
Bonds
334s Mar 15 40-'81—M&S 15
3Ms Mar 15 38-'39—M&S 15
3 Ms Mar 15 '40-'81—M&S 15
3s g Canal Jan 1 1956—J&J
3s g Canal July 1 1958 —J&J
3sg Canal Jan 1 1959.-J&J
3s Canal 1957-59
J&J
3s Mar 25 1938-1987
M&S
Unemployment Relief—
2Mb July 6 1938-1947.-J&J
General State Improvement—
2 Ms July 6 1938-1962..J&J
134s Sept 10 '37-46—M&S 10
Emerg Unem; "
3.85
4.00
to 3.90
to
6 2.00
*^43$? Sewer 1937-1964. A&O, 6 2.00
P^34sCl938-1940
M&S 6 2.50
1
Net
to
North Arlington (Borough)
6s Sewer fund 1937-47—J&J / 75
80
North Bergen ref 4s-4Ms
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid
Bonds
1937-'38 (reg)_F&.
4ms 1938-1946
M&S
Rockville Centre (V)—
4.15s 1937-1952
J&D
Rome 5 3is 1938-1941
A&O
Rye (V) 5s Mar 10 '38-'38M&S
Rye & Har'son Un Fr S D No 6
4.40s 1937-1953
F&A
Saranac Lake 4.45s'38-39 F&A
104 M
101M
99 M
11136
to 2.20 %
109 M
to 2.50
112M
3.00
to 3.00
to
to 3.10
to
3.10
to 2.90
6 1.00
to
6 1.00
6 1.00
to 2.40
6 0.75
to
1.70
6 1.00
to
1.30
6 1.00
to 2.60
61.25
6 1.20
to
6 1.25
to 1.75
6 1.50
6 1.50
to 3.40
Saratoga Co 5s 1938-'40-F&A 6 1.00
4 Ms
1937-1955
M&S 6 1.00
4s Sept 1 1945-1954
M&S 6 2.25
2.90
to 2.50
3.35
to 2.10
to 2.50
to
to
2.00
2.75
to 2.60
%
July, 1937]
state and municipal bonds
Quotations for all securities
are as near as
Yield Basis
Bid
Saratoga Springs—
4Ms Park 1938-40—-A&O
Scarsdale 4Mb 1938-45--J&D
Schenectady—
.
Ask
to
2.00
2.50
to
5s Bridge
to 2.75
A&O 6 0.50
6 2.25
to
^
2.75
2.50
to 4.00
to
2.20%
6 0.75
6 0.50
1938-1957
2s 1938-1956
lMs 1938-1946
Triborough Bridge—
2.80
to 2.50
to 2.25
to 2.25
to 2.50
6 0.75
6 0.60
6 1.00
0.75
to 3.20
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
V
4Mb July 1951 & *55
4Ms Jan 1957
Fargo 4s Aug 15 1937-54
6 1.00
OHIO
to 3.00
4Mb Pub Imp *37-,45-J&J15 6 0.50
4.20s 1938-1949
P&A 6 0.75
4.15s 1938-1950
M&N 6 0.75
4.10s
to 2.25
to 2.50
A&O 6 0.75
P&A 6 0.75
3Ms May 15 '38-*51—M&N 6 0.75
Warren Co 4Mb 1938-'50-P&A 6 0.75
■} 0:;i
ill
to 2.50
to 2.75
4s
May 1938
^
to 3.00
2.00
4 Ms Bridge Rev
J&J 6 0.75
J&D 6 2.00
5s June 1 1938-54
J&D 6 1.50
4ms San Sew '38-'82—-J&J 6 1.25
4Mb Parkway 1962-86-J&D
4Mb Co Bldg 1938-44—A&O
4ms *44, *45, '56 & '69 J&D
4s Co Bldg 1938-59—M&S
4s June 1 1959-1964—J&D
3Ms 1938-1951
J&D
3Ms 1952-1980
J&D
3 Ms 1938-1951
J&D
3 Ms 1952-1963
J&D
White Plains—
4 Ms 1938-1959 (reg)
M&S
3.90s 1938-1954
P&A
2Mb Sept 1 1943-49
Wolcott 4Ms Jly 15'37-'42J&J
Yonkers—
6s Feb 1 1938-1952
A&O
6
6
6
6
to 3.75
to 4.00
to
4.00
to 2.75
to 3.30
6 1.50
to 2.85
6 2.85
to 3.20
to 3.40
to 3.50
to 3.00
6 1.50
to 3.50
6 1.00
to 3.25
6 2.50
to 2.75
6 1.00
to 3.00
6 2.00
to 3.7
to 3.90
A&O 6 2.00
to 3.90
4Ms July 1 1937-62—.A&O 6 2.00
to 3.75
4MsMarl 1938-'50—A&O 6 2.00
to 3.60
4s 1938-1958
—P&A
3.30s April 1 1938-1956
3.10s Oct 1 1937-19642Mb gen & ref July 1 '43-*46
6 2.00
6 2.00
to 3.10
to 3.50
4M« Funding 1939—M&S/
4 Ms
1938-1979
Durham—
f3^s WW Imp
to 3.35
to 2.80
34
to
to 3.90
to 3.90
to 4.00
to 3.80
2.75
M&N 6 2.25
*
ji
1
'
c
>
1 \
N
i
s
to 2.80
1.00
6 2.75
3.50
3.50
2.50
to
6 1.00
6 1.50
to 3.15
6 1.50
3.20
to 3.15
to 3.00
vg
to 2.90 %
6 1.50
to 3.80
63.20
to 3.50
6 1.50
to 3.10
6 1.00
to 3.00
102
101
-
1944- J&D
to 3.00
to 3.00
6 1.50
2.75
Highway 1938-1941
- -
J&D
to 2.75
i
4.75
3.50%
2.50%
to
3.25
to
to 2.00
J&J
38
38
3.00
to 2.75
to 3.30
3.00
2.60
to 3.10
1.00
to.2.20
1.002
to 1.75
2.00
Portland—
5s Harb Dev 1937-50-M&N
4Mb Dock 1943
M&N
4Ms Oct 1937-47
A&O
4Ms 1938-1960
M&N
4s Water 1938-1955—M&N
4s Water 1939-1958
J&J
4s Water 1940-1959—P&A
Pt of Astoria 5s
2.75
1.00
to 2.60
1.00
to 3.40
2.60
to 3.00
1.50
1.75
2.00
Refg 1955. J&J /
Pt of Coos Bay Harbor 5s—
2.40
1.00
1.00
to 3.00
to 3.40
to 3.10
to 3.10
....
pennsylvania
1 Ms Tax anticipation notes
series "O T"
May 311938—
0.85
Series O—J&J
131
135
Is Dec 1 1951 opt *37—J&D 100 m
101
_.Is 1939, 1944.1949
J&J 6 1.25 to 2.30
4s Highway
Apr.11940, 1942,
1945; 1947. 1950. 1952.— 6 1.55 to 2.35
5s July 1 1951
Allegheny County—
4 Ms 1938-1962.
4Ms July 1937-1958-
A&O 6 1.25
J&J 6 1.25
4s Bridge 1942
4s 1938-1958
P&A 6 2.20
M&S 6 1.25
2Ms Dec 1 1937-1965—J&D 6 1.00
2M Apr 1 1938-67
A&O 6 1.10
to
to2!80
to 2.75
to
Allentown—
4Ms Sewer 1939-59—J&D 6 1.25
Altoona—
4Mb Water
1938-60—M&S 6 2.00
Bethlehem School DLst—
4s 1940-45-50
Braddock 4Ms *38-'41—M&N
Cambria Co 4Ms Nov 1 *37-'45
Chester 4s 1937
J&J
4 Ms 1937-1940
J&J
Chester SD 4Mb 1938-42 J&D
2.95
to 2.90
to 3.00
to 3.10
6 1.80
6 1.50
to 2.60
6 2.00
to 2.80
61.90
6 2.00
6 2.00
to 2.50
to 2.80
1.75
to
2.60
Bridge
103
Phila-Oamden—
4 Ms Sept 1 '67
opt *41
113
115
2.60 Raston 2 Ms Water works—
1938-1966
—M&S 6 1.10 to 2.75
4 Ms 1937-1960
F&A 6 1.30 to 2.80
2.80
Erie S D 4s 1937-1938—F&A 6
2.00
1.75
to
to 2.50
„4Ms Jan 1 1938-1946
6 1.60
Fayette County-—
4Ms Highway 1952—J&D
to 2.75
Harrisburg—
to 2.70
61.00
to
2.00
Too
to 2.50
6 2.00
6 2.50
to 4.00
i'
to 2.15
to 3.00
6 1.50
6
to 1.75
to 2.50
to 2.80
38
Certificates of deposit
Eugene 5s 1942
M&S
Multnomah Co—
4 Ms Bridge 1938-1944. J&D
4 Ms 1949-1956
F&A
4s Bridge 1945-1955
J&D
5s Road 1938-1939—-M&N
Multnomah Co S D No. 1—
4Mb July 15 '37-'39-J&J15
4s
July 15 *40-*45
J&J15
Del River Jt Co mm
gen
1.00
2.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
38
A&O
to 2.90
s,
2.50%
to 3.15
6 1.00
6 1.00
■
%
%
to 3.15
%
mm
%
to 3.40
6 1.00
6 1.50
to 4.50
Conservancy DIst—
5Ms (1 to 5 yr mat'y)..J&D 6 1.00 to 2.50
5Ms (5 to 10 yr mat'y).J&D 6 2.50 to 3.00
(after 10 years)
J&D
»,f
%
to 3.70
6 1.00
Miami
-
I00
2.20
.
i
2.60
3.00%
2.10
Certificates of deposit
5 Ms 1937-1949
M&S 3
Ohis municipal bonds issued since Jan.
1* 1913 are taxable, all bonds issued
prior to
*"
4s
to 2.75
1937-1940
J&D2 &T.50 to 2.50
anoning Yal San DIst—
4Mb water 1937-52
A&O 6 1.50 to 8.40
Martin's Fy 5s '37-'44—M&S 6
1.50 to 3.09
to 4.30
to
3.85%
Astoria 5s 1953
4 Ms
F&A 6 4.00
J&J 6 2.75
4Mb 1937-1957
.
3.75
2.60
4Ms Sewer Oct 1 1937-'47—
Lakewood—
4Ms 1937-1939
A&O
4Ms Oct 1945
A&O
5s Park & Imp
'37-'41.A&0
Lima 6 Ms Sewer
1937-1947
5s Sewer Feb 11938-'51 F&A
Lucas Co 4s C
H1944—M&S
to 3.00
to 3.90
to 3.60
3.60
4Mb 1938-1963
to 4.50
4 ms, 1938-1965
F&A 6 2.75 to 4.40
4s water Works 1954..J&J 6 4.10
8.90
Rof'g 3 Ms 1957-1962— J&J
95
93M
Greenville 5s W W '58—F&A
4.60
4.40
Guilford County—
<
to
—.
i
to 3.00
to 2.00
6 4.25
2mb May 15 1 938-1940
3 Ms May 15 1941-1945
4Ms H'way '38-'49 (s-a)-A&0
4s Highway 1937-1942..A&O
2.10
5s W W 1937-1946—J&J 6
1.00
Fostoria 5s W W '38-'40_M&S 6 1.50
Hamilton County—
4 Ms 1943
F&A
4 Ms Oct 11939
A&O
4.10
to 3.20
oregon
imp 1937-43—A&O 6 1.00
Liverpool—4s 1940-J&J
Elyria 4s 1937 to 1938—J&D 6 Too
4 Ms 1937-1952
M&S 6 1.00
4Mb 1937-1951
J&D 6 2.00
Forsyth Co 4ms '37-58-J&D 6 2.00
Granville Co 4Mb *39—M&N 6 3.25
•
to 2.75
East
1937-1940
Greensboro—
5s Water 1942
6 1.50
A&O
East Cleveland—
34
to 3.50
6 2.75
6 3.25
6 2.40
6 5.00
4Ms Aviation 1938-53-J&J
6s Feb 1 1938-1939
to 4.15
6 1.00
6 1.00
6 2 25
4Ms
3.30
to 3.00
to 4.10
M&S
5s W W
Imp 1945
P&A
4Mb Bdge 1937-1951—M&S
4MB 1937-1940
M&S
4 Ms 1941-1961
M&S
Dayton School DIst—
5 Mb 1941-1961
opt
M&S
5s Mar 10 '38-'40
M&S10
to 99
J&J 6 2.00
1942 to 1966
6 3.00
Tater 1938 to 1945.J&J 6 2.25
Durham County—
js
to 4.10
6 3.75
Dayton—
to 3.35
M&N 6 2.00
M&N
1.75
M&N
1.75
4Ms 1938-1970
to 3.80
4.40s 1956—
-
3.30
to 3.35
us
as
A&O
to 4.25
2Mb 1940-1959..
F&A 6 2.00 to 3.00
Columbus S D—
5s 1943-1952
—J&D 19 6 2.50 to 3.15
Cuyahoga County—
5s 1937-1939—.A&O 61.50 to 2.25
4 Ms 1937-1944
A&O 6 1.50 to 3.00
4 Ms 1937-1943
A&O
150
4 Ms Road 1937-1941
A&O &T.50 to 2.75
4sl937-1941
.A&O 61.50 to 2.75
to 3.60
NORTH CAROLINA
5s July 1961
.J&J 6 3.40
4Mb 1938-1962
J&J 61.50
4 Ms 1938-1968
A&O
1.25
4s 1938-1968
A&O 6 1.25
3 Ms 1940-45
A&O
2.00
2 Ms 1946-47-48
A&O 6 2.70
Asheville—
5s 1938-1969—
....J&j / 34m
5 Ms 1938-1957—....:
.J&J f
5Ms 1938-1969
M&S/
4Ms 1937-1965
M&N /
4Ms 1938-1962
A&O /
Buncombe County—
5s 1938-1946
A&O. 34
6s Bridge 1937
Charlotte—
5 Ms 1937-1948
to 4.10
6 3.50
6 3.50
4s Wat W '45
opt *20--M&S
to 3.60
6 2.00
6 2.00
to
Tulsa—
Cleveland—
5 Ms 1940-1970
J&D
5s W W 1938-1968
J&D
4 Ms Grad Cros'37-'54-A&0
4 Ms Fire Dep '38-'55—A&O
4Mb 1937-1950
M&S
4s Sewage 1937-58
M&S
3 Ms 1937-1956
A&O
2Ms 1938-1951
M&S
2Ms 1938-1951
M&S
Cleveland Heights S D—
6s 1937-1959A&O
Columbus— ,-v
6s 1949-1957
M&S
4 Ms 1938-1953
F&A
4 Ms 1937-1955 s-a—F&A
to 3.25
2.50
1.50
6 3.40
6 1.25
6 3.00
to 3.40
5 Ms July 1946
F&A 6 3.75
5 Ms Wat & Pk '38-'49-P&A
3.75
5Ms 1938-1939F&A 6 2.75
5s 1938-1947
P&A 6 3.75
^
to 2.00 %
M&S 6 1.00 to 2.50
101
102
op '25—P&A
3 Ms Sept 1 1938-62
61.25 to 2.60
3s Water 1939 op '19.F&A
102
101
2 Ms Sept 1 193/ to 1950— 61.00 to 2.50
2 Ms Sept 1 1937 to 1976- 61.90 to 2.50
Jindnnati (School DIst)—
4s 1937
102
opt 1906
M&S 101
3 Ms 1940 opt 1912—A&O
102
101
to 3.65
3.60
1.25
5Ms Jan 1938-1961—A&O 6 2.00
5s 1938-1961
Oklahoma City—
5 Ms 1937-1940
J&D
5s Water 1938-'47
M&S
4mb Water Works 1941 J&J
Okmulgee 5s Mar 15 1943
-
Westchester County—
5s 1939-1976
to 3.30
to 3.25
to 3.25
OKLAHOMA
J&D
4 Ms Sewer 1955
to 2.00
5s 1937-1944.
3.70
—-M&S
4Mb Sew
Sept31937
4s 1937-1950.
3 Ms Water '45
'67-M&8
6 3.00
M&S 6 1.50
—...M&S
3.70
Imp Feb '46-'51-P&A 6"2.60
July 1 1965
J&J
4 Ms July 1943
J&J
to 2.50
to 2.25
A&O 6 1.50
4Ms 1937-1956
A&O 6 1.50
Youngstown—
6s Bdge 1937-41 ——A&O 6 1.50
4Mb 1937-1957
A&O 6 1.50
Youngstown School DIst—
3.75
5 Ms
5s
M&N
1.50s 1938-1946
Thousand Islands—
to 4.10
(See footnote ♦)
Cincinnati—
5 Ms 1941
to 3.00
J&J
J&J 6 0.75
J&J 6 0.50
{b
1942
fc 1938-1953
L937-1945
Toledo School DIst—
4 Ms 1937-1959
J&J
6s Water 1944-1959—A&O 6 3.00
Canton School DIst—
5s 1954
A&O
4Mb Dec 5 1939-42
J&D 6 2.00
to 2.25
to 2.50
5Ms highway 1938-*53.P&A 6 1.00
Warsaw Union Fr S D No 10—
4Mb 1937-1942
Oct 6 1.00
Water town—
1937-1954
M&S15 6 1.50
1938-1953
M&S 6 2.00
4 Ms Nov 1 1937-1953
6 1.50
4sTark Juiyl 1942—.J&J
J&J
6 1.00
5s Sewer 1953
5 Ms Fund 1937
to 2.50
1938-1946
1938-1948
M&S
4 Ms
4 Ms
Muskogee—
4Ms 1937-1947—
A&O
4 Ms 1937-1952
A&O
4 Ms 1938-1956
A&O
4s Water Works 1942_ A&O
Allen Co 5 Ms 1938-50—A&O
Ashland 5 Ms 1937-44—A&O
O&ntoit*"—•
"
to 2.50
to 3.00
3.65
3.70
Akron 6s 1937-1940
A&O 6 3.50
5 Ms 1938-1951
J&J 6 3.75
5s Water 1937-1953—A&O 6 2.00
to 2.75
to 3.00
6 1.50
Zanesvllle—5s City Hall &
Market 1937-1939
M&S 6 1.00
Zanesvllle S D 5s '37-43-A&O 6 1.00
to 3.90
3.10
to
to 2.25
5s W W 1937-1944—-F&A 6 1.50
6s Pub Wharf 1960
M&S
5s Sewer 1949
6 3.75
58 May1938
3.75
6 0.75
6 0.75
1937-1940-'——J; "A&O
T»1edo—
„
to 3.90
3.00
4 Ms Oct 1 1937
f Ms 1944-47
Forks—
to 3.90
to
4.00
to 4.10
to 4.00
5s Farm L'n 1940-45&'50 J&J 6 3.00
5 Ms 1945 & 1948 ser O—J&J 6 3.40
to 3.50
to 3.75
to
to 3.00
NORTH DAKOTA
Grand
6 2.00
6 2.00
_
5s Sept 1937-1947.---M&S 6 2.00
4 Ms 1938-1958
M&N 15 6 2.00
4 Ms 1937-1973—-—J&J 61.75
to 4.20
6 2.00
6 2.00
Summit Co—
Winston-Salem—
1937-1970
J&D 6 0.75 to 3.20
4. s
4 Ms 1937-1965
"6 1.00 to 3.00
J&J
Triborough Bridge—
4s s f revenue 1977
A&O
103 M
4s serial revenue 1942-68— 6 2.50
Uticar—■
3.90s
to 4.25
1938-1947
to 4.50
4Ms 1948-1959
93
Rutherford Co 5s '37-'52--J&J
96
94M
Salisbury 6s 1938-1941—M&N
96M
Transylvania County—
Road & Bridge 6s 1949-50— / 33
36
Wilmlngton—
5s Ref &
Impt 1955
6 2.25
3M
1938-1Q49
M&S 6 1.50
4s 1938-1955
M&S 6 1.50
SpringTd S D 5s '37-'39.J&J2 6 1.50
P&A 6 2.50
F&A 6 4.30
A&O 6 4.25
4Ms 1937-1962
A&O 6 2.25
4 Ms Pub Imp 1938-60-J&J 6 2.50
2.25
2.90
2.60
2.75
2.75
2.40
2.25
2.00
SnH—9
Springfield—
.
4s May 15 1938-1953
Jeanette 4Ms 1937-1950.M&S
Lacakwanna Co 4s 1944-F&A
Lancaster Co 4 Ms '38-'60F&A
Lancaster S D 4s May 1945—
Lower Merlon Two 4s 1945—
McK'p't S D 4mb 38-43 M&N
Mercer Co 5 Ms '37-'47—F&A
Norristown S D 4Mb 1943-J&J
6 1.25
to 2.50
6 2.00
6 2.75
6 1.25
to 3.10
6 2.20
6 2.20
2.20
to 2.50
6 2.00
2.00
2.00
to 2.50
6 1.50
to 3.00
6 2.30
2.10
Philadelphia—
5s Jan 1951
—.J&J
4Mb May 1948
4 Ms Nov 1 1948
that date are tax-exempt.
6 Basis.
v.v.r.v
W'fe'-tf'':
4M
_
J&J 6 2.00
(a Feb 15 1938-1957
_
4.60
3.00
4.00
to 4.40
to 4.20
to 4.10
6 4.00
6 4.00
M&N
M&N
1946-1950
1951-1956
Ask
5s Flood Emerg *38-'42 J&D 6 1.00 to
2.75
Newark 4 Ms 1938-1941— A&O 6 1.50 to
2.50
Portsmouth City S D—
4.50
6 4.25
6 2.50
4 Ms
"
4
4.25
to
Bldg 1939—J&J 6 3.50
3 Ms
Ticonderoga S D No 5—
-J&J
4Ms Sewer 1938-1953—J&J
5s Water 1938-1950—J&J
5 Ms Water 1938-1950-J&J
Troy—
1937-1940 reg
A&O
4 Sa 1938-1950
—-A&O
S^Slunlc
Randolph County—
4s s f revenue 1977.--- A&O
102 M 102M
4s ser rev 1942-68
A&O 6 2.65 to 3.90
%
Thousand Isl'ds—See "Watert own'
4Kb July 1938-'58
Tonawanda (City of)—
4Ms 1938-1942
J&J
5s ^ Fund June 1959
Bonds
Montgomery County—
4 Ms
6 4.25
6 4.75
Impt Junel, 1944--J&D
4 Ms 1937-1967
—A&O
to
J&D15 6 0.50
P&A 6 0.50
J&J15 6 0.75
J&J15 6 0.75
M&S 6 0.75
M&S 6 0.75
M&S 6 0.75
3s 1938-1971L
M&S
5s
to 3.40
6 0.50
M&N 6 0.75
4Ms 1938-1944
4.20s Dec 15 '37-71
4.70
2.75 to 4.60
4s
M&N 6 1.00
4s 1937-1946
3 Ms 1938-1951
County—
4 Ms 1943-1947
Southampton—
A&O
3 Ms 1937-1951
P&A
2 Ms High & ref 1938-57 M&S
2.20s June 1 1938-1962 J&D
Sullivan Co 4lis '38-'45-A&0
Syracuse—
f
5s May 151938
5 lis 1937-1960
M&S
6
M&N 6 4.50
6s Ref Nov 1950
Pitt
to 2.75
6 1.00
Solvay 4 Ms 1937-40
F&A 6 1.25
Somers (T) 4Ms'37-'53_M&N 6 1.50
5s 1938-1971
Suffolk County—
4Kb 1937-1957
4.10
Mecklenburg Co—
2.25
to 2.50
to 2.30
to
M&S 6 0.50
1938-1951—P&A
or
Net
4.75
5.20
—
6 0.50
J&D 6 0.50
1938-1960
A&O 6 0.75
4s Oct 15 1937-1944—A&O 6 0.50
1937-1950
6 3.50 to
Wat Serv 1938-1968 J&D 6 3.75 to
Iredell Co 5s Aug 1 '42-F&A 6 4.00
4Mb 1938-1950.
A&O 6 3.00 to
Lincoln Co—
os
to 2.50
5s Dec 15 1937-1941
1937-1948
1.80s
Ask
High Point 4Mb 1 £38-48-J&J
to 2.00
4.30s
4.15s
2Ks 1937-1955
Bid
Bonds
Yield Basis
To
or
Net
_
6 1.
6 1.
l,,'i
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds
97
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
114
J&J
109
J&J
109
/ Flat price.
» Nominal,
■
STATE AND MUNICIPAL BONDS
closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue
98
all securities are as near as possible for the
Quotations for
107 M
4M» Apr 15
4s
4s
-J&J
— -M&N
5 Ms Dec 1
193flM)8_A&015
-J&J
J&D
b 1.00
to
b 1.00
to
b 2.75
to
6 2.00
1.75
„
2.85
3.00
Carter
2.50
2.60 to 2.80
1.10 to 2.20
1.75
to
RHODE ISLAND
Unempl Relief *38-M&S
1939—
J&D
1 M% June 1
1M % June 1 1939-43—-J&D
8% Public Wks 1951-50-M&S
4s Oharit Inst 1905
M&S
4s June 1 1977
J&D
b 1.15
1.10
b 1.25
to 1.90
b 2.50
2.40
6
2.60
5 2.80
2.70
1.25
to 3.25
6 1.25
to 3.75
6 1.00
to 2.50
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-----J&J
'38-73-M&S15
A&O
.
N
..M&S
g
1.00
4 Ms
-J&J
-J&D
1950
1952
4Mb School
1954
M&N
Providence—
I
4Ms
_
J&D
1937-1959
6 0.75
to
1945
-J&J
4s Oct 1 1954
—A&O
4s July 1956
---J&J
4s May 2 1957——M&N2
4s Water 1962
J&D
4s Oct 1 1964
A&O 6 1.00
48 1938-1950
J&D 6 2.25
3s 1944-1951
-J&D 6 0.75
2 Ms 1938-57
F&A
WPA School Loan—
6
3s 1946-1965
J&J 2.30
4Mb 1938-1967
4Ms Funding 1944
5s Funded
Knoxvllle—
-J&D
M&N
-J&D
2.80
2.80
2.60 %
to 2.60 %
to
to 2.50
%
to
6 1.00
to
land River Bdge
Nashville—
to 3.60
1.00
to 2.70
1938-1959—A&O
1947——-A&O
to 375
6 1.00
%
1
to 3.75
.40
4s Funding
SOUTH
5s Aud Mkt
6 2.10
to 3.26
.6 2.00
6 2.00
to 3.20
1940-49-J&D
4Mb ctfs indebt
39-'53—J&D
Co—
1938-43-F&A
Charleston—IMs Jan *62-J&J
4s Refg '38 (tex-exem) _ J&J
3 Ms Wat Works '38-78A&0
Oheraw 5s '52 opt '32-July 1
Clarendon Co—
6s May 15 '38-'40-M&N15
Columbia 5s Ref 1941 —M&S
4Mb Water 1945
J&J
Greenville—5s St 1942—J&J
6 2.00
to
3.25
100
6 1.60
95
6 3.75
3.40
6 3.75
3.40
6 4.00
3.40
opt *38 F&A
3*00"
3.50
ti 3.50
3.75 %
M&°.ai9&941
M&S
BD4M^nW>iter 1838-I939.J&J
6 2.75
6 2.50
6 2.75
4Mb Water 1940-1965-J&J
6 3.50
5s Sept 1 1939
6 4.00
5s Nov 1 1943—-———
Spartanb'g Co 4Ms'38-'47M&S
Sumter Co 5s 1938-1952- -J&J
\ork Co 4Mb
1938-'50—J&J
to 4.00 %
4.00 %
4.75 %
3.40 %
to
3.25 %
to 3.75
%
3 25 %
3.65
6 2.75
to 3.75
6 3.00
to 4.00
6 2.75
to 3.90
%
5s Rural Oiedlt
'37-40-A&O
6s Sept 1941
-...-.-M&S
5s June 1 1938-39
J&D
5s Jan 15 1938-'40
5 M* Jan 15 1943
4Mb Rural
J&J15
J&J15
Credit 1942—J&J
6
1.00 to 2.90 %
112
110
6 1.00 to 2.75
6 1.00
6 3.50
to 3.40
6 3.30
to 3.70
4Mb Rural Credit—
6 3.25
Due May 1 1943-'50-M&N
6 3.15
Ref 4s Aug 1 *43-*49—F&A
8M? 1943 to 1940
3s Feb 1 1947
♦
To be called
F&A
F&A
to 2.90
6 3.00
99 M
for payment.
to
3.60
to 3.30
to
3.20
101
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3.75
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5Ms W W
6 3.75
3.60
5s
6 3.75
3.60
3.50
3.50
1938-05—M&N
Sept 1937-1959
M&S
5s St Impt Dist No 2 1943.. 6 3.75
4 Ms 1938-1967
J&J 6 3.75
6 3.75
4
1937-1968
Ms
3s July 1 1938-1951
San Antonio S D 5s '56
F&A
J&J
F&A
Tarrant County—
4Ms Oct 10 '37-'59—A&O10
6 1.00
6 3.75
3.50 %
to 2.80
3.50
6 3.75
3.50 %
Waco—
5s Water Works 1942—J&J
6 3.50
3.25
Water 1937-1968—J&J
6 2.75
to 3.50
4 Ms
Wichita Falls—
82
80
80
80
M&N
M&N
F&A10
J&D
F&A 10
80
82
82
82
80
82
STATES—See
Pages
&
19
91
UTAH
5Ms April 1 1941
J&J
4 Ms Road 1939
J&J
4 Ms July 11939
J&J
4Ms July 1 1937
Ogden 4M% 1937-1945—F&A
Salt Lake City—
5s Refunding 1941
J&J
4s Ref 1938-1945
A&O
4s Ref 1940-1965
A&O
Salt Lake City S D—
4s May 1 1949
M&N
Salt Lake Co 4Mb Apr 1 1942
1.90
b 2.00
b 1.60
M 60
100
6 1.00
1 30
1.40
to
6 1.00
6 2.75
2*75
1.90
b 2.00
to 2.60
to 3.50
2.60
6 2.80
b 2 15
2.00
6 0.50
6 0 50
to 2.50
b 3 05
to
VERMONT
3Mb 1937-48-—
J&D
4 Ms Oct 1 1937-1949—A&O
Middlebury 4s'41 op '21-M&N
Rutland 4Mb 1940-18
J&J
to 2.50
!io
3. is %
VIRGINIA
121
101
(Commonwealth) 1962
3 M % ctfs of indebt July 1 * '39
2Mb Refunding 1947—-60 J&J
is Refunding 1937—-46 J&J
Albemarle Co 5s 1948
J&J
4s
95
100
100
3.00
Alexandria 6s 1937-1950-A&O 6 1.00
Arlington Co 5Ms '38-'54 F&A 6 1.50
Bristol 5 Ms Sch 1938-53 J&J 6 2 50
Charlottesville 5s 1962..M&S 6 3.75
5s Water Impt 1958—J&J 6 3.75
4Mb Ref Aug 1942
F&A 6 3.00
4Mb July 1 1939-1950--J&J 6 3.00
Fairfax Co 4Mb 1945—F&A2 6 3.00
Henrico County—
School 5s 1938-50
J&J 6 1.00
4s
6
J&D
A&O
1938-1952
1.50
3.50
2.00 to 4.15
100
6 2.00
to
3*40
6 3.50
to
3.90
A&O
1953-1977
Brazoria Co—
5 Ms Impt Apr
10 1956-1965
6 4.75
Cameron County—
4Ms 1938-1942
SsRoad Mar 15
M&S
1938-1957..
Corpus Christi 5s fd 67-F&A
6s Water 1937-1959—F&A
D5sai938-1960
1938-1970
—M&N
M&N
M&N
M&N
71
71
90
58
to
*3*40
to 3.50
to 4.25
3.25
3.25
2 Ms 1938-1957———J&J
Da
_Jas Co 4Mb Apr 10 1951—
dlai
Bridge Feb 10
1924
Apr 10
Ww purch
1950—A&O
5s Fund 1951 opt 31—M&S
5s School 1955 opt '35--J&J
5s Impt Aug 1 1948—F&A
4Mb 1938-1960
A&O
/ Flat price,
4.50 %
75
75
92
62
2 75
4Mb July 1
98 M
3.25
to 3.50
6 4.50
3.50
3.50
3.50
6 4.50
J&J
J&J
4Ms July 1 1941
J&J
4Mb July 1 1965....—J&J
4s
1964
1938 to 1943
1941
4s Elec
4s
6 4.50
3.00
3.00
6 1.50
J&J
4
4b
100
1.00
6 4.00
6 4.00
6 4.50
3.50
3.50
3.50
3.50
3.50
6 4.25
3.80
3.80
3.80
3.80
3.80
6 3.25
2.75
6 3.25
2.75
6 4.25
6 4 25
6 4.25
6 4.25
Richmond—
2.50
>3.60
3.25
6 3.50
6 3.50
5M% School Oct 1961
Petersburg 4Mb 1952...A&O
Portsmouth—
5 Ms 1951
F&A
4Mb Impt Oct 11942.-A&O
4Mb Sch and Sew 1938.J&J
4Mb 1937-1954
J&J
5b Water 1948
J&D
6 3.25
6 0.90
6 1.50
6 4.00
4M% April 1941-47——
6 4.00
5% Water May 19525% Port Terminal May *52- 6 4.00
Ms 1949
4Mb 1958
3.00
2.75
to
Norfolk—
3.25
3.25
3.25
to 3.50
3.50
4 Ms
6 3.40
6 3 40
4M 193845
6 3.25
4M 1940-05-3.25
4s School 1937-1951—J&J
5s Vlad't &
1954 opt
June 11957
J&D
Lynchburg—
4Mb Pub Impt 1939
J&J
to 3*25
4Ms Pub Impt 1946
J&J
to 3.50
4 Ms Water 1951
J&J
to 3.25
4s Pub Impt 1939-1959-J&J
Newport News—
4 Ms 1948
J&D
'3.50 %
4Mb Feb 1953
F&A
2.50
4s street Nov 11941—M&N
"3*25
1.50 to 2.75
1.50
J&J
1922
101
3.50
A&O
1954.M&S
A&O
1937-1970—
4s 1942 opt
98
100
A&O
5s 1940-1965
4 Ms
4Mb
SOUTH DAKOTA
4.00
100
i
Beaumont—
5s 1952 opt *32
5s Water Works
5s 1938-1939
3 Ms
to
to
4.00
15
J&J
5s SchBlg&Hos *52op'32J& J
4Mb 1938-1961—
J&J
4 Ms 1938-1953
J&J
4 Ms 1954-1958
J&J
to
M&N
Kershaw Co—
6 3.00
5s Highway 1938-1940-F&A
6 4.50
Lancaster S D—5s 1941—J&J
6
6s July 1940
-J&J 4.50
2.00
TEXAS
5s 1937-1942
3^50
to
4.25
101
100
Danville—
Austin—
*
6
3.25
3.00
3.40
_
Abilene 5s Feb 15 '59-'65
Amarillo 4Mb '38-'58-M&8
to 5.50
3.40
3.25
3.40
3.25
3.40
2.25 to 3.40
6
to par
San Antonio—
4.00
F&A
1955—M&S
5M% Highway
105
101
to 3.30 %
100
6 5.00
to
3 60
6
2.00
3.10
2.50
3.85
6
1940-1951—M&S
3*15
6 4.50
F&A
1938-1970
UNITED
103
J&D
H'se '49—M&S
3*15
100
1.50 to 3.25
5.00
5.25
White County—
to 3.50
104
96
2.25
98
Fdg 1938-1958—J&J
Tipton County—
6 2.50
4Mb Road July 2 '37-'58J&J
Washington County—
5% Fdg Jan 1 1954
J&J 6 4.40
to 3.40
6 2.50
3 Ms water ref 1939-70 M&N
6 3.00
Greenville Co 4 Ms '40-*55. J&J
6 2.75
4Mb Hlghw 1938-1945.P&A
Greater Greenville Sewer Diet
6 4.00
4Mb 1967
4M% Jail
103
6
5 Mb
to3.50
to 3.50
4s Xnstitu'l 1937-59
J&J
6 2.75
2 Ms Hisrhway Oct 1 '45-'54—
6 2.40
Aiken Co 4Mb 1938-1945.F&A
5s Water 1958
i
100
1.50 to 3 .50
1.50 to 3.50
.
5*
1937-1940
5s Feb 10 1960
4Mb 1937-1960
4Ms 1938-1946
1.50 to 3.25
2.00
2.25
1.50 to 3.50
Smith County—
Ctfs of indebt
4Mb Highway
4Mb 1938-1948
Polk Co 5e 1938-1946
Robertson County—
4Ms Road 1948
M&N
-J&J
M&S
•;V-> / )>•! .v.
3*16
3.15
6 3.25
1944, '49. '54. '59, '64
5 Ms
1.50 to 2.75
1.50 to 3.40
Shtte&M7...A&C
CAROLINA
8Mb Refunding 1940-55
3 Ms State Highway—
Anderson
4Mb 1937-1968
4Mb 1937-1967-
4.75
Port Arthur—
6s 1950
3.60
'38-50-M&S
4 Ms High Sch 1940
J&J
4 Ms Hospital '38-*56—J&J
100
Palestine 5s Sch Aug 1 1939,
98
1.25 to 3.20
6
J&D
4Mb 1937-1951
3.25
100
Sch D 3s *38-'66—F&A 6 0.65
6 3.40
Houston S D 5s Feb 1952
97
3.40
3.60
1.25 to 3.20
5s Memorial Sq
3.20
1.00
1953.F&A
to
__
3.30
1.50 to 3.20
1.50 to 3.50
3.10
3.30
6s 1938-1942
A&O
5s March 1938-1960—-M&S
435 %
3.75 %
M&N
6*1.00
J&D 6
_
Cumber¬
Montgomery Co—5s
%
to 2.80
6 1.00
M&N
_
1954—J&J
5s River Term '38-'48.A&0
4Mb Water 1937-1962—J&J
4Mb Water 1949
J&J
4 Ms Park 1959
A&O
4 Ms 1938-1955
J&D
4s 1938-1954
M&S
2.75
2.75
2.50
4)|s June 1938-1957—J&D
5s 1938-1942
4.00
4.00
6 4.25
County—
3.75
4 Ms Road 1947 opt '39.J&J 6 4.00
Davidson County—
3.00
4 Ms Highway 1947—J&J 6 3.25
6 1.50 to 3.40
5% Co Memorial '37-'50J&J
84
81
Dyer Co ref 3M-4Ms 1905
Fayette County—
4.70
4Ms Road 1958
J&J 6 5.00
0 75 Gibson County—
V
4.50
6 4.75
4 Ms, 1940-1958
%
%
Hamilton County
3.80
6 4.00
%
4 M % Refunding 1957-A&0
3.60
6 3.80
%
5% Bridge 1944
TftplroDTi—•
%
6 2.50 to 4.00
4Ms Ref 1938-1948—J&J
Johnson City—
%
91
5 Ms Impt 1937-1940—J&D / 88
%
Knox County—
3.75 %
6 3.90
4 Ms Bridge May 1 '51 M&N
^
4Mb 1938-1967
4.00
6 4 25
A&O
4Mb Memorial Aud '52M&N
5s Hospital 1954.....M&S
Memphis 5s July
,
^
92
6 4.25
4Mb School 1956
„
4s Jan 1
Woonsocket—
4 Ms funding 1941
6s Fund 1938-1961
90
1 1959.-J&J / 84
/ 85
95
Refunding 4 Ms Jan 1 195896
Refunding 4Ms Jan 1 1958.
98
Refunding 5s Jan 1 1958...
101
2.75
Refunding 6s Jan 1 1958—
94
General Obligation 4 Ms—
96
3.60
General Obligation 4Mb...
98
3.60
General Obligation 5s
101
3.60
Funding 5 Ms Sept 1950—
6 4.10
Water 4 Ms
—
2.80 %
Madison County—
2.50
2.50
4M % Highway '38-*49 J&D
3.50
2.70
to
_
4Mb Sewer
County—
3.75
2.25
to
1.00
15 1948--——M&N
High sch 1954-J&D
Pawtucket—
3.00
Chattanooga—
to 1.50
6 1.00
5 Ms June 1 1938-1953-_—4Mb May 1938-1942-M&N
3Ms
to 3.75
6 3.30
3.00
to 3.75
Houston—
5s Sewer 1939
M&N 6 2.50
100
5s Ref Oct 16 *41op'31.A&0
4 Ms Sept 1937-1952—M&N 6 3.25
100
4M Oct 26 *38 op *28-A&O
s 1937-1957
J&J 6 3.25
6 2.25
Impt 1937-39 (s-a)_ J&J
6 3.25
s
Impt 1940-55Os-a)-J&J
6 3.10
s 1942-1947
to 3.50
6 2.50
5s funding Jan
5 Ms road
3.10
3 40
6 2.50
-
Bridge 4Mb 1944-1945—
3.10
to 2.70
to 3.20
to 2.00
to
3.10
6 3.60
4Mb 1940-1907
Net
3.75
4.00
2.50
2.50
3.25
to 3.60 %
Grimes County—
5Ms Road 1938-54.A&0 10 6 5.00
100
Harris Co 4s *47 op '17-A&0
4 Ms Apr 10 *38-r56.A&010 6 3.25
6 3.30
4 Ms Road Apr 10 '38-'60—
1.75
6 3 25
J&J 6 3.50
Refunding 1941
Ind Sch D 4s '38-'04—F&A 6 1.00
Galveston—
5s Grade Raising 1944.A&O b 3.25
5s School
1938-1954—M&S 6 2 .25
5s 1938-1956
A&O 6 2 .00
100
4Ms Grad &c '48op*28 J&J
4MsGrad &c *49op'29A&0
Galveston County—
5s Bd Apr 10 "olop'31 A&O
Cocke
_
4s May
6 2.25
1939
July 1 1943
April 15 1940-47
to
b 1.90
Wllkes-Barre—
4Mb 1938-1940----—J&J
4 Ms Impt 1940-1945---J&J
lor¥4Ms 1937-1943.—F&A
1938-1939
.....
4 Ms Dec 1
-----
School District—_
J&J
4MB 1938-1950
4^8
99"
4s 1940-1955.
Reading 5a Impt
Schuylkill County—
b 1.90
4Ms 1937-1955—-—J&J b 1.90
Scranton 4Ms '37-41—F&A
b 2.00
5s 1937-1950
F&A
4s 1938
M&S
5s 1938-1942
2.90
3.40
100
1.50
1.50
6 2.00
to 2.65
b 1.15
J&D
1943-49 -J&J
4 Ms Mar 15
2.80
6 3.10
4Ms Jan 1 1939
Belief—
4M% 1937-1953
4s 1938-1960
6 3.00
4Ms Jan 1 and Feb 15 1939—
2.80
to
Public Works
Cranston—
4s
J&D
1940
F&A 6 4.10
F&A 6 4.10
4Mb 1938-1964
2.50
3 Ms Sept 1 1944
3 Ms Sept 1 1945
3.90s Sept 1 1955-1958
3s Sept 1 1940
2-65
to
to
b 1.00
j*d
4s 1938 to 1939—--—J&J
2 Ms July 1 1937-'50 —J&J
1M %
97
5s 1938-1959
4Ms 1938-1971
TENNESSEE
102
3.15
b 2.25 to 3.10
b 1 30 to 2 60
b 1.30 to 3.15
b 2.55
1937-1942
1938-1950
Scranton
J&D
iiouxe5alteV&^ '43~'48 J&D
108
"ffllSTioso
'
Perkins Co 4Mb fd 38-'47
A&O 6 4.10
J&D 6 4.10
5s 1951
65
Ask
Fort Worth—
108 M
103 M
4s July 20 1972
100
3M« July 1 1080 opt 1950—
Phiia<
delphia School Dist—
6 1.30
'•
100
70
100
4Mb fund 1938-'47-M&N15
„
102 M
103 M
105 M
J&J
100
97
M&N
Co—
To
or
Bid
Bonds
Net
Ask
98
Bonds
Jackson
108M
106M
4s July 1942
4s Jan 1 1940--———J&J
4s Feb 10 1955--—--—J&J
4s Nov 1 1900
—J&I
1937-1943
4Mb 1941-1959—.
Bid
Corson Co 5s fd 1938-'47
Philadelphia (Concluded)—
4Ms 1970 opt 1940
---Dec 17 1978
J&J
4 Ms
Net
Ask
Bid
To
or
To
or
Bonds
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
2.75
6 3.25
6 3.25
2.75
2.75
6 3.25
2.75
6 3.25
J&J
6 3.25
2.75
2.75
J&J
Light 1942
1943
J&J
J&J
6 3.25
6 3.25
2.75
4.25
100
100
6 4.25
4.00
6 2.50
to 4.25
t Optional to Jan. 1 1938 at 105,
1943 at 104, 1948 at 103,
1953 at 102 and 1958 at 100.
::VW,V
99
STATE AND MUNICIPAL
July, 1937]
Quotations for all securities are as near as
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date ofl
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Roanoke—
4)is Street Impt May 1940 b 3.50
Pub Bldg 1941—M&N b 3.50
4)|s Pub Bldg 1944—MAN 6 3 50
4Hs April 1952
—-A&O 6 3.50
4f|s
Ask
Bid
Bonds
Net
Ask
Us
3.00
3.00
3.00
to 3.50
4J*s
A&O
1941-1955
1938-1957——AAO
mun lt A pr 37-53-M&N
3 3* mun It A pr ,43"^ A&O
4s
3)ss
mun
lt Apr 38-
Seattle School
to 3.50
4s
54A&0
Dist No 1—
6 3.00
2.00
6 1.75 to 4.10 %
6 3.60 to 3.90 %
6 1.75 to 3.90 %
„
1946-1950——MAN
6 3.00
to 3.20 %
_
to 2.25
to 2.25
to
2.75
County—
6 1.50
6 2 00
(s Bridge 1937-38—MAN
Is Bridge 1939-49-M&N
.Is 1937-1950
.—MAN 6 2.00
Pierce County—
5s Sept 1,1937
to 2.00
to 3.40
to 3.40
100
4Hs 1937-1944
Port of Seattle 5s '37-55 MAS
454s Jan 1938-1955
JAJ
Seattle—
6s 1938-1941 L A P—.A&O
5548 LA P 193843--IdAN
5s Light A Pow 1942-56A&0
45* Lt A Pr 1939-'58—MAN
6 1.50
6 1.50
to
6
to
1.75
6 2.25
6 2 00
3.25
to 3.60
3.2?
3.00
100
6 2.00
to
3". 20
3.60
%
5s Wat Wks 1937-52
J&J 6 1.50
to 3.50
3.20
S
to 3 60
to 3.75
to 2.25 %
to
5
to 3.50
to
3.80
6 3.75
to 4 40
6 2.75
to
4.20
f Flat price.
near as
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue
Surplus
Capital
Unearned
Dec. 31,
Par
Premium
1936
Reserve
Surplus
—
Aetna Insur (Hartf)—
Aetna Life (Hartford)
Agricultural (Watet'n)
Amer Alliance
(NY).
Y)
Amor Equitable (N
10 3,000,000 12.443.233
10 7,600.000 19,356.455
10 15,000,000 18.266,430
25 3,000,000 6.123.209
10 3.000.000 4,356,634
13,240,995
6,226,166
4.167,426
340.779
1.000,000 1,859,397
3,343.740 16,284,614
1.000,000 6,123.138
1.000.000 2,118,887
300.000
300,000
7,500,000 5.120.993
5,000,000 6.831.284
1,500.000 2,621,129
1,000.000 2,980,159
3,000.000 15.134.403
1.000.000 2,331,872
2,000,000 5.026.399
71,005
770,437
11,483,367
1,190,142
2,024,031
761,633
5
Amer Fire (Wash'ton) 100
Amer Home Fire(NY)
10
(Newark)
Amer Reinsur (N Y).
Amer Reserve (N Y).
Amer States (Ind'nap)
Amer Surety (N Y)—
Automobile Ins (Hartf)
10
10
25
10
Baltimore Amer (Bit)
Bankers A Shipp (NY)
Boston (Boston)
100
Buffalo Ins Co (Buff) 100
5
CamdenFire(Camden)
1,000,000
200.000
16,583,266
7,658.984
5,040,327
1,863,963
5,795,443
■ft#
92 yi
46
275*
83
IIK
36
110
85
23
385*
*
14)*
\ly*>
38
26 H
40
50 M
8,192.322
2.373,440
2,947,936
4,347,850 615
2.101.956 430
19
4.973.696
16
I3
0
w52
10
500,000
^
1.038,021
644,349
225*
5
400.000
1,500,000
441,318
2,492.244
100
Conn Gen Life (Hartf)
10
Continental Assurance 10
Continental Casualty
2.000.000
5.000,000
1,000.000
3.127.599 *36,993.878
6,064.272 171.396.914
2.432.617 19,533.628
(Hammond, Ind)—
Continental Ins (N Y)
1,750.000 3,903.196
5.000.000 71.826,432
381,038
100.000
1,000.000 1,051.821
1,500.000 2.500.000
755.095
502,710
4,000.000 11,894,919
2.400,000 5.116,134
3,750.000 57,994.448
1,000.000 2,000,693
2.000.000 9,800.058
200.000
463,678
7,500.000 16,057,897
9,397,6901 11,072,999
3.000,000 12.449,757
1.000.000 5.397,308
500.000 1,011.072
1.000.000 1,828,604
10
1,841.318
2.168.299
(Wash'ton).
Eagle Fire (Newark).
Employers Re-ins(KO)
Excess Ins (N Y)
Federal Ins (Jer City
Fidelity A Dep (Bait,
Fidellty-Phenix (NY)
Fidel A Guar (Bait)..
Fire Assoc of Phila
Fireman's (Wash'ton)
Firemans Fund (S F).
Firemens Ins (Newark)
Franklin Fire (Phila).
General Reinsurance.
Georgia Home—
Gibraltar Fire A Mar
Glens Falls Insurance
(Glens Falls, NY).
Globe A Republic
Globe A Rut gers Fire.
2d preferred
Gr Amer Indemnity
....
(New York).—
Great Amer Ins (N Y)
Halifax (Halifax,N S).
Hamilton Fire (N Y).
Hanover Fire (NY).
Hartford Fire (Hartf)
Hartford Steam Boiler
(Hartford)
Home (New York)
Home F A M (SF)—.
Home Fire Security—
Homestead Fire (Bait)
10
20
10
20
25
5
6
5
10
10
26
26
35
180
4 34
46
5
39..
120)4
6.397.772
14,792.093
2.953,43fl
9,050,342
248,540
12.581,703
12,277.295
6,636,525
2,073,384
862,173
1,164.001
5 2,500.000 10,265,336
5 1.000.000 3,487,420
15 1,200,000 19,728.971
15 tl.163,414
6.124,501
2,400.810
6,126,390
1
5
10
10
10
10
3.000,000
7,955,263
5 14.500,000 64,598,858
10
10
10
1,000.000
4.932,000
1,000.000
2.965.086
193,779
13,182,221
568.614
38,995
4,548.418
1,920,780
1,018,205
25*"
29
1.524.802
1,424,975
11)*
13)4
1,115,111
750,000
1,117,004
706,343
6%
22,234.295
14,621,852
8)*
18)4
63)*
1,100,000
11,328.842
320,937
5.520.351
3.368.880
91.763
6,691,342
{47
50
'
16)4
613*
8)4
14)*
121
P
123
1,000.000
4,000.000
5.801,131
13 3*
14
1.000,000
2.447,964
1,453.466
313*
33 H
3,000,000
9,282.912
4.314.470
47)4
48)4
1,000.000 1.576.168
1,000.000 3.208,554
2,000,000 *18,000,215
1,000.000 5.932,330
1,636,245
2,066,520
5.809.845
4,319.050
46»*
20
22
25
94
98
27 H
1.000.000
981,327
557,769
25
25
2.000.000
1,000.000
1.000,000
5,387,212
2,638.603
5.132.465
771,637
128
28
133
10
10
25
13
14
131
3.147*575
127
28.502
102,778
100,000
512,461
8.255.807
16
84
P
1.000.000
2.751.917
1,691,588
16)*
18 H
3.000.000
7.579,972
4.273.235
10
10
10
5
1,000,000
2.000,000
1,000.000
2,057,089
2,742.889
1,864.874
3«
1,000,000
1,157,237
2,121.180
1,160,062
1,675.507
32)*
7)4
19 H
223*
10
1,000.000
1,704.712
811.319
10
5
10
10
10
Casualty....
80
Preferred
(New
10)*
30
1,000,000 3.721" 132
1,000.000
866.344
230,285
550,000
700.000
256,954
1.000.000 1.381,463
6.000.000 38,182.318
Pan-Amer Life (N O).
28
14)*
iiH
16)4
Accident
York)!—
Providence
295*
ton
38
- Washing¬
(Providence)
-
10
.
2
25
25
Reliance Ins
8*
UH
Republic (Dallas)..
Revere (Paul) Fire...
Rhode Island (Prov).
Rochester
American
(Rochester). ....
(Phila)—
879*151
5
1,500,000 2,396,949
2,848,145
8,647.086
,JtP)_ 25 4,000,000 22,419,614
5
500.000 1.548,511
Seaboard F A hi (NY)
606.865
10 1.000,000 1,324,040
Seaboard Surety_(NY)
715,016
3.904,700
Security Ins (N Hav). 10 2,000,000 4,580.974
Springfield Fire A Mar
(Springfield, Mass) 25j 5.000.000 14.253.397 11,322,935
5
500,000 1,091,638
1,155
Stuyvesant Fire (N Y)
4,000,000
Sun Life Ass'ncejGas) 100
Travelers Fire (Hartf) 100 20,000,000 18.118", 207 652,938*688
2
U S Casualty conv pref
1.000,000 2.147,255
2.145,325
25
55)4
23
8H
26
9)4
201
10
29
34
24
28
11
206
12
31
35)4
115
119
7)4
8)4
575
625
447
457
9H
10
2
anty (Baltimore)...
York).
4
U S Guarantee Co...
Univer Ins (Newark).
10
8
Virginia F AM (Rich¬
mond)
6
20
68
25
500
West Coast Life
5
(S F)
Westchester Fire (NY)
Wisconsin Nat Life
2,000.000 7.329,395
2,000,000 23.248,606
2,000,000 5,227,916
400,000 1.863,501
1.000.000 1,308,763
375,000
649.639
1,000.000 11.613,091
400.000
876,396
•
13.732,443
9.315,899
2,569.525
> 406.512
592.908
22)4
223*
8*
56
18)*
20 H
39
633*
42
20,527,486
15)*
18
5,281,108
31,476
34 H
36)4
15
17
I
*
No par value,
t Consists of $525,0001st preferred. $563,413 2d preferred, and $75,000 Junior preferred stock.
aerged In 1930 with American Reserve Ins. Co.
x Ex-dividend.
-
H
24)4
93*
U 8 Fidelity A Guar¬
175*
475
703,250
6
10
Peerless
665*
591*
2
(N Y)—
U S Fire (New
20,087,097,
5)4
4,969,752
3.824.104
10
(Baltimore)——
Brunswick Fire
10
(New Brans. N J). .
New Hampshire Fire
(Manchester, N H) 10
New Jersey Insurance
20
(Newark. N J)
5
New York Fire—
North River Ins (NY) 25*
Northern Ins Co(N Y) 12'a
Pacific Fire
4
*
11,035,621
?
5
20
—.
37
75,631
4)4
32
5,476.241
10
Phila Life (Phila)—..
Phila Nat (Phila)-—
Phoenix Ins (Hartf)—
6,765,043
44.874,929
2,129.771
30
share
17
3.747,992
110010,710
1
10
(Minneapolis)
NorthwesternNational
(Milwaukee)
Occidental Ins (S F)..
Old Line Life (MUw).
31
71
917*457
11,035,621
5
.y
39
31.155.533
1,212,966
Importers A Exporters
(New York)...
200.000
422.519
Insurance Oo of State
of Pa (Philadelphia
10 1,000,000 2,226.143
Insur Oo of Nor Amer
10 12.000.000 65.872,181
(Philadelphia).
Kansas City Life (Kan¬
sas City, Mo)
100 1.000.000 9.478,934
5,476.241
1,823,101
144.035 h 4
Northwest Fire A Mar
3.656.717
1.000.000 3,933,913
8.150.000 28,572,635
2.000.000 2.081,290
200.000
688,419
4.000.000 8,746,031
10 12.000.000 49,476.073
10
225,577
Ask.
New
80
2,226,265
Per
15
2,583,255
1,000,000
(Newark, N J)—
Merchants Insurance
(Providence)..----
245*
3
609,V
Bid.
New Amsterdam Cas
24)*
8,125,172
19.276.020
31,895
733.822
3,073.3
$
Merchants A Mfrs Fire
21
Columbian Nat'l Life
(Boston)
Reserve
Capital
5
5
—
National Cas (Detroit)
National Fire (Hartf).
Nat'l Liberty (N Y)
Nat'l Union (wash)..
Nat Union Fire (Pitts)
Central States Life (St
Louis)—
City of NewYork(NY)
Knickerbocker (N Y)
Lincoln Fire (NY)—
Manufacturers Cas'ty
(Phila)
Maryland Casualty—
Mass Bonding A Ins
(Boston).—..——
Merch Fire Assur / com
(New York)
jpref
Merch Fire (Denver).
7
102
625
460
295
(Wilmington
N.O.)
Premium
share
Aetna Casualty A Sur
(Hartford)
Par
1936
$
Ask.
hnearned
Dec. 31,
Bid.
Per
Corcoran
0914
6
™
3.60
Quotations are as
Carolina
to 3.50
10014
M
Water ref—1937-45 6 1.75
Amer Insur
to 3.60
6 150
,
5)*s Water 1938—M&S
33*s Water ref—1937-39 6 1.75
2xs Water ref—1940-42 62.25
6 Basis.
b 1.50
WISCONSIN
Eau Claire 414s 1937-'44.JAJ 6 0.75 to 2.50
Green Bay—
41*8
1938-1947
A&O 6 0.50 to 2.50
5s^Lmp—Mar 1 1938- 42— 6 1.75
6s V W 1937-1960
MAN 6 0.50 to 3.50
Spokane Water Revenue—
Madison—
4)*s-4)*s 193741—A&O 6 1.50 to 2.25 %
1.00 to 3.80
Tacoma—Revenues-4)ss
1938-1949
J&D
6 2.00 to 3.05 %
060 to 2 00
Milwaukee—5s 1937-40..J&J
45*s Water '39- 43 (s-a.
0 60 to 2.00
5s July 1937-1940
4§s EIlXp '42-'46(s-a)JAJ 6 2.50 to 3.10 %
-J&J
0 75 to 1.26
4 5*sEILAP'37-61 (s-a) AAO 61.50 to 3.25 %
4)4s 1938-1939——.-J&J
0 75 to 2.50
4s Water 194446——JAJ 6 3.00 to 3.10 %
414s 1937-1945
J&J
4s
0 75 to 2.50
1937-1944
J&J
Walla Walla—
_
Milwaukee County—
4148 ref wat 1937- 54—-JAJ 6 1.75 to 3.25 %
075 to 2.80
Yakima—
41*8 Ct H'se*27-'50 MAN 15
0 75 to 2.50
2.25
5 l*s GO sewer 1939—MAN
414s Sew Mar 12 38-'45
075 to 2.70
5s Wat rev 1938-51—J&D 6 2.00 to 3.40 %
43*scourth'se *37-49 J&D16
1.00 to 3.25
Racine-—4 l*s '37-*57—MAN
WEST VIRGINIA
1.00 to 2.75
6s 1937-1941--..
F&A
1.25 to 2.75
5s Highway 1937-1946—JAJ 6 0.50 to 2.50
Racine Co 5s 1938-1940— J&J
1.00 to 3.25
"4s July 1946-1948-—-JAJ 6 2.50 to 2.60
414s 1937-1950J&J
2.40 to 2.65
1.00 to 3.75
4s 1945-1954
-—J&J
Superior 4!*s Sch '37-'44-JAJ
0.50 to 2.40
0.50 to 1.25
Wood Co 5s 1938...
A&O
Is 1937-1943
J&J
1.35 to 2.60
1939-1950
J&J
2.60 to 2.70
4s July 1948-1952
J&J
2.50 to 2.60
WYOMING
35*s 1951 and 1952J&J
6 2.50 to 2.60
314 s 1943-1952
J&J
4s Road 1951 opt 1941—AAO 6 2.25
1.90
3s Sept 1,1937-1946
M&S 6 0.50 to 2.30
Natrona Co S D No 2—
25*s Sept 1,1946-1960—M&S 6 2.30 to 2.50
5s 1937-1944
JAJ 6 2.00 to3.25
1.40% July 1. 1937-'39—J&J 6 0.25 to 1.10
Charleston 414s '41 opt *27 J&J 10014
6s Gen Fund 1937-1940—J&J 6 1.00 to 1.75
4)4% Gen oblig 1937-1943J&J 6 1.00 to 2.25
4% Gen oblig
-1948-50 6 2.80 to 2 90
83*% Gen oblig
1950-51 6 2.80 to 2.90
8)4 % Gen oblig
1951-52 62.75 to 2.85
Clark Co 5)*sp52 opt '33 A&O 101
Refunding 6s 1953.
MAN
Everett—
4Kb Gen oblig wat.1937-59 6 1.75 to 3.90
Revenue Bonds—
5s
Ask
Wheeling—
Spokane—
434 s Park 1962
-—JAJ
4s A 43*sref 1937-51—- 61.50
314s Ref 1943-1954 — -JAJ 6 2.25
4)*s 1937-1954
MAS 6 1.50
55*s 1938-1953
--J&J 6 1.75
; WASHINGTON
Bid
Charleston S D—
5s
1937-1952—J&J
Clarksburg 5s 1937-1953. A&O
Clarksbg S D 5s '41 op '21M&S
Hancock
County—5s Grant
Road Dist '46 opt '32.M&N
Huntington 5s 1944—.Oct
Mercer Co 5s '44 op '24 A&015
Morgantown 5s 1937-48--J&J
to 3.60 %
to 3.60 %
6
To
Net
or
Bonds
Net
.A&O 6 2 00 to 2.50 %
3.00
Staunton 5s 1937-58
M&S 6 2 50
Tazewell Oo 5s 1938-46—J&J 6 2.50 to 3.50
6 2.50
Yield Basis
To
or
To
or
Bid
Bonds
ssue
{Policy reserve,
a
Company
Banks & Trust
Companies
STATE AND NATIONAL BANK STATEMENTS
Quotations in this department are given per share, not per cent, except for stocks of Canadian Institutions, and are
possible for the closing day of the month preceding date of issue, though often are nominal. An asterisk (») denotes
as near as
sales.
-../-"xi-.;",
Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the Natioaal banks are from the Comptroller's last oall; for all other insti¬
tutions they are the latest obtainable, direct returns being procured by us where no periodic statements are
required. For
the Clearing House banks of New York, deposits are taken from the latest weekly statement.
National Banks
March 31
ALABAMA
Capital
Surplus <ft
Profits
Stats Institutions
March 31
National Banks
March 31
Gross
Deposits
Capital
Nomi
Per
Birmingham—
Bank for Savs.&Trts.
Blrm'ham Tr & Say
Common
Preferred
Industrial Say Bank.
.
.
.
.
Vint National Bk—
Common
Preferred
Mobile—
First Nat Bank
Merchants Nat Bk..
Amer Nat BkdcTr Co
MontgomeryAlabama Nat Bank.
First Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
Union Bk & Tr Co—
Common
Preferred..
•
Selma—
City National Bank.
People's Bk & Tr Co.
Selma National Bank
Selma Tr A Say Bank
National Banks
March 31
ARIZONA
State Institutions
March 31
Nomi nal.
Blsbee—
Per
Miners A Merch Bk.
PhoenixFirst Nat Bk of Aris.
Phoenix Nat BankPhoenix Say Bk & Tr
▼alley Nat BankCommon
Preferred
........
........
National Banks
March 31
ARKANSAS
Fort Smith—
Olty National Bank.
First National Bank.
Merchants Nat Bank
Little Book—
Commercial Nat'l Bk
Peoples Nat'l Bank.
Twin Olty Bank
300.000
200.000
190.000
Union Nat Bank—
Common..
Preferred........
....
W B Worthen Co—
Common
Preferred
A
Preferred B_.
Pine BluffMat B of Oemmerce.
Common........
Preferred........
800.000
192.500
121.000
300.000
250.000
CALIFORNIA
State Institutions
March 31
share
Surplus ft
Profits
State Institutions
March 31
Gross
Deposits
July, 1937]
BANKS
CANADA
TBUST COMPANIES
AND
National Banks
{paS*fin)
DELAWARE
March 31
,
Colorado Spgs.—
'
First National Bank.
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
l;
148,567
100,000 1
90.000
300,000
300.000
Preferred class A__
Exchange Nat Bank
Denver—
■
Oross
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
60.000
Colorado Sav Bank.
Colorado Spgs Nat B
Common
359,820
421.343
82,937
Par
Deposits
Bid
Institutions
March 31
Wilmington—
„
Capital
Institutions
March 31
Ask
State
COLORADO
Surplus &
Profits
State
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
National Banks
March 31
101
1.7f4,268
$
$
210,000
312,901
500,000 3,552,993
625,000
976,651
669,331
203,175
728,012
1,000,000
1.500,000 <2,654,359
672,600
902,666
4.000,000 11,643,676
Central Nat Bank...
Farmers' Bank
Industrial Trust Co.
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Co..
Equitable Trust Co.
—
Security Trust
Wilmington
Co
Co
Nomi nal.
Per share,
.
2.755,742
17.467,680
2,313,649
3,703,250
10,172,599
15,089,905
8,686,774
55,294.916
120
270
43
90
160
75
190
285
100
50
25
25
100
25
60
50
130
300
47
95
"8l""
195
292
100
2,443,984 (100
1100
6,972,359 100
8,834,876 100
March 31
v
** DIST.OF COLUMBIA °th%/archt31°nS
American Nat Bk—
Common........
Preferred..
Central Sav BkATr
Colorado Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
Colorado State Bank
Denver Nat BankCommon
Preferred
First National Bank
National City Bank.
Union National Bk
U S National BankInternational Tr Co.
300.000 1
200,000
7,739,513 / 50
\ 50
5.004,030
Nomi nal.
Washington—
100
Per
N
1.000.000 U.303.739
1.100.000
81,158
50.000
....
840.000 11,340.083
520.000
1.600,000
100,000
100,000
660.000
500.000
2,389,408
28,298
19,871
2,095,786
1,626,971
a
.
Pueblo—
First National Bank.
1,072,472
139.495
500.000
30.000
Minnequa Bank
Pueblo Sav A Tr Co
Common
Preferred.
427,807
92,899
350.000
a
100,000 1
199,000
.i.
53,496
o
Anacostia Bank—1
City Bank
Columbia Nat Bank.
Bank of Oomm A Sav
Hamilton Nat Bank,
re
cent
liberty Nat Bank-
sa
lee
100
100
30.436,566 ( 50
I 50
59,865,097 100
1,010,886
614,526
26,289,230
16,502.029
Lincoln Nat Bank
McLachlen Bkg Corp
Nat Bank of WashNat
"loo
Nat
100
100
Capital Bank
Metropol Bank.
Preferred
Second Nat Bank
Secur Sav A Com Bk
Amer Secur A Tr Co.
100
State Institutions
500.000
277,869
1,536,733
25,242,403
63.324
1.270,836
211.900
13
22,839.438
72.000
1,023,799
I
1,285,000
1.500.000
alOO.OOO
Brldgep*t City Tr Co
2,200,0q0
North End Bk A Tr
Common
1st preferred.....
2nd preferred-....
West Side Bank—
25,000
125,000
25.000
.....
Preferred
25
15
b 7H
"45"" "47""
800.000
150,000
1.150,000
100,000
4.000.000
100,000
1,600,000
100,000
4.000,000
100,000
Conn River Bkg Co.
First National Bank.
Amer Bk A Tr Co...
First National Bank
200,000
1,200,000
100,000
Florida Nat Bk A Tr 0
400.000
Little River Bk A Tr
100,000
( 25
Glastonbury Bk A Tr
Hartford Nat Bk A T
Industrial Bank
Phoenix St Bk A Tr.
East Hartford Tr Co
Hartford-Conn Tr Co
Park Street Tr Co
Riverside Trust Co.
114.354
4,524,996
197,012
1,967,235
c
134,930
3,579,592
139,029
250.000 C.
166,574
125.000 c
103,535
.
Slmabury Bk A Tr Co
25
36
30
500
125
2,769,305
7,424,365
14,559,199
1,622,922
62,597,662
259,244
32,193,131
1,672,622
41,480,184
2,987,569
3,097,638
1,775,360
100
50
10
100
100
25
25
25
739.379
f 25
25
50,000 ,c
50,532
50,000
743,596
600,000
258,067
200,000
100,000
124,877
Travelers Bk A Tr Co
Weet Hartford Tr Co
Windsor Trust Co
Common
"1S
280
43
35}*
65
300
385,573
77,737
110,518
35,347
-----
25}*
6100
yl~ZZZ
100
112
275
300
State Institutions
March 31
130,790
1,646,131
Nomi nal
Per share
13
14
180
190
25
35
25
10
25
mmrnmess
r
55,060
540,137
66.759
264,177
40,578
c
;
300,000
888,520
37,047,236
100
218,109
8,072,896
2,011,649
406.465
17,431,684
100
150
130
100
J 00
130
120
25
100
"135"" 156""
175
•
*
120,000 1
68.000
100,000
...
Preferred
Florida Bank....
0
148,905
5,514,578
40
f 20
••••
vK '' '
mmmmm
I 20
117,699
;
6,146,845
100
100
100
American Nat Bank
/
Oit A People's Nat Bk
400,000
306,115
200,000
144,605
4,936,832
3,013,612
50.000
200.000
18,672
24,713
910,994
mmmmm
100
2,012,457
100
200.000
231,059
8,242.677
25
1.250.000
First National Bank. al,350,000
First Sav A Tr Co500,000
466,946
798,433
130,540
15,924,061
16,252,396
1,635,671
100
100
100
c
115
125
120
110
8t. PetersburgFlorida Nat Bank
160
25
0
58
25
5,854,681
1,509,907
5,771
1,438,519
105
100
St. AugustineExchange Bk St Aug
St Augustine Nat Bk h
75"
65
13
Meriden—
500,000
150.000
100,000
150.000
105
95
100
100
TampaExchange Nat BankHome National Bank
Meriden Nat Bank..
Meriden Tr A S D Co
Puritan Bk A Tr Co.
186
100
Pensacola—
71
1100
100
125
290
100
335
OrlandoFirst Nat Bank-
25
10,440,211
2,915,054
1,580.925
40
100
275
40
So End Bk A Tr Co-
Common
Preferred
60
45,857,037
24.567,251
37,806,558
First Trust Co.
1100
209,827
994,989
918,721
130
140
245
320
101
1,053,787
1,136,447
773,751
100.000
35
160
200
65
Miami—
Miami Beach First
National Bank.
Hartford—
Capitol Nat Bk A Tr
20
{100
5,692,031
11,829,955
27,783,451
FLORIDA
Jacksonville—
Atlantic Nat Bank— d3,000,000
Barnett N B of Jack.
1,500,000
Florida Nat Bank
01,500,000
Lakeland—
\
Florida Nat Bank- 0
195
210
33
150
100
;
f 25
(100
1100
165,000 1
100.000
Common
4&
18,172,400
'l,
March 31
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Bridgeport—
8,239,587
7,486,185
53,816.296
National Banks
March 31
10
100
\100
345,173
248,145
4,536,222
1,000,000 11,672,046
613,700
2.000,000
212,079
2,000.000
987,289
1.000.000 2,304,486
........
Union Trust Co
Wash Loan A Tr Co.
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common
Preferred
Black Bock Bk A Tr.
(100
a595,000
a588,000
3,400.000
Nat Sav A Tr Co—
Common
Income debentures
6.213,825 flOO
1100
gp» CONNECTICUT
97,785.717
1.417,500
Munsey Trust Co
March
100
100
50
100
100
100
3,000,000 14,305,956
Biggs National Bank
Common......
100
23,238,899
1,938,563
1,774,868
7,393,250
5,193,631
3,265,710
23,762,823
7.390,313
10,185,672
5,178,175
10,064,609
3,112,040
29,649,905
250,000
100,000
1,000,000
500,000
400.000
a
345,000
cl .050,000
200,000
800,000
share.
100
66,338
c
142,308
521,660
232,243
822,473
299,647
772,264
187,296
639,580
211,914
1,631,441
—
38,906,935 (100
1,675,894
145,000
490.000
i
25
100
25
21
15
23
......
mmmmm
160
105
115
70
100
mm mmm
West Palm Beach
190
15
"20"
~~
Fla Bank A Trust Co.
West Palm Beach At¬
100,000
53,798
933,841
100
200.000
lantic Nat Bank— d
206,601
8,268,584
100
mm
mmmmmm
mmmmmm
mmm
mmmmm
New Haven—
Amer Bank A Tr Co. a
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
250.000
Common
630,000
535,500
Prior preferred
Oonv preferred
920.0 0
New Haven Bk NBA
Second Nat Bank
Trad em en's
Common
_
Nat
202,324
929,289
800,000
750.000
730,046
170,000
180,000
.458.700
57.708
962,930
300,000
503.563
931.232
27,663,520
110
50
[
100
2,439,500
54
57
645
120"
125
120
45
100
9,088,871
12,461,985
50
50
Preferred
State
GEORGIA
March 31
Institutions
March 31
77
88
It
Bk
Un A N Haven Tr Co
National Banks
Nomi nal.
Per share
Atlanta-
New LondonNat Bk of Commerce
New London City
3.039,064 (100
100
135
15.454.633
1100
100
125
130
4,621,870
100
348.976
Winthrop Trust Co-
270,000
84,477
194,006
44,008
2,435,339
1,657,721
802,991
550.000
200.000
427,573
151,350
2,901,293
1,951.327
300.000
200,000
103,490
Cltis A So Nat Bank- r5.000.000
2,857,478
First Nat Bank
5,400,000 4,651,863
Fulton Nat Bank—
Common........
1.000.000 1
759,027
475000
Preferred
Ga Sav Bk A Tr Co- a
997,500
208,729
Trust Co of Georgia. e2.000.000 2,437,832
50
re
cent
100
100
sa
100
31,630,869
100
100
mmmmmm
3,417,431
22,345,518
100
90
100
840
tio
20
10
36
21
38
275
-
100
875
lee
•
Norwich—
Thames Bk A Tr
Uncas-Merch Nat Bk
640,000
85,035,637
99,036,821
•
No
National Bank...
Union Bk A Tr Co..
American Sav Bank.
25
100
Sale price.
f.Branch of Savannah.
Includes preferred stock
19
a
110
or
debentures outstanding.
6 Retirement price.
Stamford—
Mrst-Stamford Nsfl
Bank A Trust Co.
Fidelity TitleATr Co
Stamford Trust Co..
c
1.000,000
200,000
700.000
1,278,553
660,238
1,059,341
100
160
165
100
100
12,547,110
5,339,752
8,811,501
165"
166"
e
V
Dec. 31,1936.
d Member of the
Atlantic Group in Florida.
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
/The American National Bank of Pensacola, Pensacola, Fla., reduced
stock from $800,000 to $400,000 as of June 15,1937.
its capital
Waterbury—
Cltls A MfrsNat Bk
600,000
677,332
vCommoa
Preferred..
Colonial Trust Co—.
Waterbury Trust Co
250,000
,v 182,523
5,292,909
400,000
1.000,000
300.000
2,735,515
183,967
9,120,438
3,630,981
q
Member of the Florida National Group.
the Barnett National Bank of Jacksonville, Fla.
100
120
I 25
22
i April 30,
32
32
I Last sale.
100
100
325
106
11,303,146
h Affiliated with
Waterbury Nat Bk
t
r
1937.
.
..
7''"
•
Combined statement.
t Trust
funds,
x
Ex-dividend.
1/
Stock all owned by Traveler
«•
Insurance Co.
'
BANKS
102
National Banks
'
■'
1!
•.
•
;■
Par
Bid
Ask
.
$
449,632
2,857,478
137,198
10,205,247
85,035.637
100
188
20
3,258,563
100
90
94
6,189,416
2,044.773
1,175,400
2.605,767
1,560,959
100
100
100
850,000
300.000
75.000
200,000
200.000
e
Home Savings Bank.
Merch A Mech Bank
\
First Nat Bk of Col..
107,421
Bank..
re
100
100
cent
les
sa
Bk A Tr Oo
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
2.857,478
84,469
219.404
600.000
e
2,000,000
660,000
200,000
100,000
150,000
Common........
20
tio
100
B
100
500,000
686,600
200,000
146,000
Common
Debentures
100
rec
20
sa
93,561
2.115,270
j 20
85,000
1.375.000
155
I
100,000
ht -M
les
36,764
"50" lo"
200,000
250.000
500,000
Peoples Bk of Qulncy
S'thSfdeBk of Quincy
100.000
Co.
State St Bk A Tr
■
i,
.i'-
-
.1
I.-.;.,
40
155 "125'
5,600,122
300,000
129,509
40,915
14,816
90.780
200,000
■
•'
3,473.671 fioo
199,000
Mercantile Tr A 8 Bk
'.•>
100
670,367
16,673
200,000
Debentures
21
100
92.485
J
20
10
5
1,645,448
159,495
173,989
Liberty Nat BkATr
N
20
Qulncy—
B'dway Bk of Ouincy
111 State Bk of Qulncy
Common.......
Savannah Bk A Tr.. i
Citizens Bk A Tr Oo
50
v
10
85,035,637
4,536,916
4,495,236
2,857,478
11,632,384
24,934,625
15,000,924
100
21
Savannah—
Oitis A So Nat Bank- f5.000.000
750,789
807,254
1,323,009
600.000
Nat BkATr
National Bank.
Jefferson Tr ASav Bk
wtrst
Capital notes
85,035,637
1,227,337
7,394,738
100
100
Peoria—
South Side TrA Sav
Macon—
Oitis A So Nat Bank. r5,000,000
110.000
City Bank A Tr Co..
1,413,286
7,276,258
1,478,291
300,000
100,000
Com Mer
o
share.
Per
71,284
643,834
161.817
100,000
Nat'l Bank..
Union Nat'l Bank.
First
Cent Nat
N
Ask
Bid
Par
s
Elgin—
Elgin Nat'l
21
Columbus—
Columbus Bk A Tr—
Fourth Nat Bank...
Cross
Deposits
Nomi nal.
193
tio
March 31
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Nomi nai
Per share
760,714
133,699
48,164
330,203
750.000
Oitis A So Nat Bank. r5.000.000
400.000
Nat Exchange Bank. e
State Institutions
ILLINOIS
Cross
Deposits
$
%
Augusta—
Georgia RR Bk A Tr
National Banks
March 31
March 31
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
COMPANIES
TRUST
Institutions
State
GEORGIA
March 31
AND
100
1,514,473
100
298,062
98,175
256,688
8,445,764
4,504,850
6.947.121
100
inn
40
500,000
509,568
9,876,091
100
150,000
222,818
4,830.386 f 50
70,000
500,000
343,766
11,378,368
100
200.000
8,480
None
130
50
40
100
692,039
607,660
100
50.000
Rockford—
Illinois Natl Bk A Tr
Oo
Swedish-Am Nat Bk.
Third Nat'l Bank-
National Banks
State
IDAHO
March 31
Springfield—
Institutions
First National Bank.
March 31
share.
Per
—
Preferred
Nomi nal.
Boise City—
Ida 1st NatBk ofBoise
Springfield MarineBk
First State Tr A S
600,000 1
600,000
1,165,000
Preferred.
18.992,127
41,544
100
N
28,205.896
93,649
483,868
125.000 b
uommon
100
100
sa
Bk'
50
National Banks
Institutions
State
INDIANA
Dec. 31
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
Per
112,455
170,707
65,744
392,600
3,361,415
4,950,805
3,096,867
69.202
160.000
300.000
2,796,422
1,135,499
2,281,840
4.142,550
2,266,640
share'
100
N
o
100
re
cent
les
100
Old National
Common
Preferred
Belleville—
150.000
100,000
300,000
Belleville Bk 8c Tr Oo
Belleville Nat Bank.
Belleville Savs Bank.
First National Bank.
Bt. Clair Nat Bank—
38.622
289,775
278,792
175,060
200.000
150,000
100
100
100
90
100
100
200.000
Bank..
Am Nat Bk A Tr Oo. <1,650.000
Aetna State
Austin State Bank.
200.000
.
100,000
300,000
Beverly State 8a* Bk
Central Nat Bank
Preferred
Oont Nat Bk A T Co
150
100
100
"275" 285"
100
100
10
"85" "95"
15
40,000.000 122611391 935,712,727 ft1*1
12!>.
35.000,000 1
1,500,000
1,528,474 100
402,245
135"
130
122
250.000
Cosmopolitan Nat Bk
District Nat BankPreferred
Drexel State Bank
Drovers Nat Bank..
I,531,653
58,453
125.317
250,000
33'i
2,289,110 f 20
1,000.000
857,765
First National Bank 30.000.000 30,684,550
First Nat Englewood
200,000
753,388
Halsted Exch Nat Bk
200,000
144,918
Hamilton State Bk
200.000
54,310
I-O National Bank.. > 200,000
44,506
Kaspar Am State Bk
100
45,275
100,000 1
100,000 '
448,750
Common
63,386
t
6,111,422
23,560,215
759,996.576
5,536,963
5,259,662
1,784,152
2,101,708
I,938,754
mmmtmrnrn
-----
38
10(1
170
305
310
170
115
42
180
125
47
10G
ion
20
•
i
i
i
i
i
i
Preferred
Liberty Nat'l Bank
Live Stock Nat Bank
Madison-Crawford
.
275,000 1
256,228
326,000
300,000
279,401
1.000.000 1,476,914
Natl Bank
Main State Bank
200,000
200,000
Merchandise N at'lBk
600,000
Merchants Nat Bk..
200,000
Metrop State Bang_.
Mid-City Nat Bank
Milwaukee Av N'.t Bk
94,375
126,059
707,863
62,901
77,364
76,391
55,825
196,338
192,648
611,364
146,181
43,173
175,225
1,468,071
845,031
200,000
400,000
-
I
200,000
Mutual Nat Bk of Oh
Nat'l Builders Bank.
Nat'l Boulevard Bk.
National Security Bk
North Shore Nat Bk
t
t
Oak Park Tr ASav Bk
300,000
500,000
500.000
200.000
200,000
500.000
Personal Ln A Sav Bk
Pioneer Tr A Sav Bk
Sears-Oom State Bk.
2,000,000
500.000
Security Bk of Ohlc.
Second Security Bk.
Bkala State Bank.
South East Nat Bank
State Bk of Olearmg
Terminal Nat Bank.
700.000
350,000
Unlv St Bk of Ohic._
20U.OOO
200.000
i
226,828
126,142
56,933
200.000
120,000
200.000
Upper Ave Nat'l Bk.
68,232
35,666
269.515
299,500
Uptown State Bank.
300.000
300.000
West 31st State Bk..
100,000
Western State Bank
200.000
Amalg Tr A Sav Bk. i
Banco di Napoli Tr.
Chic City Bk A Tr.
Drovers Tr A Sav Bk <
425,000
300.U00
800.000
650.000
200.000
Harris Tr A Sav Bk.
6.000.000
Lake snore Tr A S Bk i 798,000
Lakevlew Tr A 8 Bk.
600.000
Mercantile Tr A Sav.
600,000
Northern Trust Co..
3,000,000
Bast Side TrASav Bk
Pullman Tr A Sav Bk
235,108
300.000
:
:
141,647
262,034
321,003
18,291
154,587
246,166
152,827
1,009,683
317,526
58,935
10,085,533
246,457
1,203,387
376,867
9,485,945
297,962
11,649,675
Debentures
190
50
100
100
138
Fidelity Trust Co
Fletcher Trust Co-
105
115
90
30
135
100
100
100
175
185
First Bank A Tr Oo
Merchants Nat Bank
712,400
18,994
11,453,000
1,925,547
100
50
i
i
i
i
i
i
i
17
alO
10
100
100
100
100
100
100
350
130
3§0"
235"
255"
100
100
100
197
187
{100
14,536,087
3,631,057
21,044.652
155
185"
100
100
350
2,983,273
1,258,389
9,025,776
4,077.140
2,774.650
10
100
100
100
100
122,863
143,830
201,712
157,209
44,624
70
400
N
o
re
cent
les
sa
5.183,070 J100
133,561
(100
First
Haute
Common
Preferred
140
37.050,278
Nat Bank—
36
i
250,000
250,000 /
800,000
250,000
200.000 1
477.500
Preferred..
Terre
150
•
.
Merchants Nat Bk
155
31
25
10
1,000,000 11,048,562 28,261,542
925.000
1,712,226
99,217
100.000
3,000.000 5,601,027 107,050.034
1,535,980
180,287
i
200.000
517,160
18,920
i
50.000
1.250.000 2.120,624 29,153,532
2.264,445
122,909
i 450.000
3,062,817
557,291
500,000
2,916,054
166,515
185.000
Common
145
145
100
100
95
100
Terre Haute—
—.
500,000
440.000
J 568,665
16,462,726 f 20
I 10
-----
i
'
2,442
i
i
i
»
2,614,421 100
132"" 142"
100
5,312,971
100
2,177.308
20 "45"' "42"
5,344,172
75
85
5,448,506 10(
5,244,386 100 195
100
6,945,355
100
605,295
2,783,858 100
7,257,544 10(1
4,679,099 100
125"
50 *"115
19,887,455
167
9,896,852 loo 160
828,148
430
173.077,776 100 420
98
90
50
10,212,078
245
255
22,721,801 101
170
180
100
II,879,710
710
725
277,767,465 IOC
175
7,460,123 100 160
1
1
Sale price.
t Branch of
1
•
*
1
Savannah.
;U;.
■
t
a
Preferred stock retirement price.
b June
i
30,1936.
Dec. 31,1936.
c
d New stock.
e
Affiliate of the First
National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
/ March 31, 1937.
.
The Central National Bank In Chicago, Chicago,
increased its capital from 3200,000 to $300,000.
g
i Common and preferred
n
o
111.,
r
.'.■j
I"
\
400.000 f
275.000 b
Joseph L A Tr Co <1,000.000
St
"95"" 155
100
100
20
Oltisens Tr A Sav Bk
15
50
11,080,391
South Bend-
125
25
125
les
983,472
City Nat Bank
2(
cent
50,000
300.000 f
1.500.000 / 894,938
935,000
1,000.000 1,231,899
i 399,200 / 226,991
Security Trust Co
1,000,000 1.839.465
Union Trust Oo—..
265
10(
5C
re
sa
20
Indiana Trust Co
"95"" il6"
10<
N
20
20
,
Debentures
115
255
20
15,625.363
1,055,554
Common
145
10(
Bk.
People's State Bank.
53
3,000,505
5,326.339
14,198,421
4,405,685
2,805,192
9,395,343
3,779,669
8,126,871
5.302,939
II,900,754
6,769,105
3,200,141
7,413.433
4,717,213
14,935,878
8.224,874
3,487
10(
10(
—
Merchants' Nat Bk.
205
100
20
.
Bank
preferred.
Sq State Bk
Bankers Trust Co—
10,194,674
23.598,613
110
Indianapolis—
Marion Co State
25
155"
100
16,340
f
Gary State Bank
Gary Tr A Sav Bk— i
i
20
I10
)10
J 375,172
200,000 1
—...
Live Stock Exch Bk.
i
i
100
17,767,077
People's Tr A Sav Oo f
Indiana Nat Bank-
Lawndale Nat Bank
Common
694,268
400,000
420.000
Preferred
Fountain
i
i
1,200.000
Dime Trust A Sav Bk
Common
....
Class A
45
180
100
100
7,693,351
—
Common
30
100
100
1,478,157
Bank
American Nat
40
13.742,627 J
100
821,985
11,915,255
1,536.532
Mutual
Gary—
124
a
285,652
500.000 1
500.000
_
Fort Wayne—
Lincoln Nat Bk A Tr
Ft Wayne Nat
Common
loo
4,000.000
City Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Oont 111 N B A Tr Oo
Common
52,058
886,968
79,899
52,521
79,256
2.351,175
2,441.599
42,805,456
4,058,908
1,896,738
3,641,054
103.793.486
255"
14,213,196
1,201,320
1,220,112
Bank—
Peoples Savings Bk. .
245
100
Chicago-
I
mmmmm
14
100
Bank.--..
National City Bank.
North Side Bank—.
100
750.322
177,444
24,293
25,734
552,603
47,210
500.000
100.000
150,000
100,000
500.000
175.000
Oltisens' Nat Bank..
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
Franklin Bk A Tr Oo
Lamasco
share.
Per
Evansville—
Aurora—
Sip®
les
State Institutions
March 31
ILLINOIS
tier chants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank
U45"
o
March 31
Aurora Nat Bank...
4
uoo
re cent
V424,330
National Banks
Marth 31
160
150
Illinois Nat Bank—
Common
First Security Bank.
Boise Trust Oo
"1"i
v
111., on June 14,1937J
stock or capital debentures
outstanding,
Reserves.
Effective July 1,1937 the title
was
of the I.-O. Bank A Trust Co.
changed to the I.-O. National
Bank.
«
Combined statement.
Ex-stock dividend,
,
'J
vW-
of ChicagoJ
:W
National Banks
National Banks
March 31
Stat* Institutions
March 31
March 31
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Gross
March 31
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Deposits
Burlington—
Stat* Institutions
LOUISIANA
Deposits
Nomi
Baton Rouge—
City National Bank
Farmers A March 8 B
First National Bank.
Per
Common...
Preferred
Louisiana Nat Bank
...
Oedar Rapids—
Merchants Nat Bank
Common........
People's Bay Bank..
Preferred
New Orleans—
Amer Bk & Trust Co
Common
Preferred
Hibernia Natl Bk
Common
Preferred
Nat Bk of Commerce
...
United State Bank..
Oounoil Bluffs—
Olty National Bank.
........
Oeun Bluffs Say Bk.
First National Bank.
Common....
....
Preferred
State Sayings Bank.
Common......
Preferred
Louisiana SB & T Co
Whitney Nat Bank..
DavenportDavenport Bk A Tr.
Des Moines—
Bankers Tr. Co—
Common
^
y
Shreveport—
First National Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Contl-Am B A Tr Co
.....
Preferred A......
Preferred B
Cap City State Bank
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Common...
.....
Preferred
National Banks
Des MoinesBkATrCo
Stat*
March 31
iewa-Des M olnee Nat
Bank & Trust Co:
Common
h
Preferred
Heme Sayings Bank.
University State Bk.
Valley Sav Bank
Institutions
March 31
Nomi nal.
Per share
AugustaFirst Nat Granite Bk
Depositors' Trust Co
Dubuque—
■
First National Bank.
Amer Tr A Say Bank
Bangor—
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Eastern Tr A Bkg Co
Sioux City—
Merrill Trust Co—
First National Bank
Llye Stock Nat Bank
Common........
Preferred........
Tey Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank..
Weedbury Co Sav Bk
...
PortlandCanal National Bank
Casco Bk A Tr Co
First National Bank.
National Banks
KANSAS
March 31
State Institutions
Nat Bk of Commerce
March 20
Portland Nat BankCommon
Preferred A
Nomi nal.
Per share
Hutchinson—
American Nat Bank.
Preferred B
Bxchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
National Banks
MARYLAND
March 31
Institutions
March 31
Stat*
Oemm'l N Bk of K C
Common........
300.000
Preferred
448,000
Bxchange State Bank
Security Nat Bank.
Common......
Nomi nal
Baltimore-
200.000
share
Per
Bait Oomm'l Bank..
.
Baltimore Nat Bank
Common.........
Preferred
Calvert Bank.......
Canton Nat Bank..
105,000
95,000
100.000
__
Preferred
Btveryiew State Bk.
^Leavenworth—
First National Bank.
Leavenworth Nat Bk
Manufac'rs State Bk
Carrollton Bk of Bait
Oommonw'lth BankFirst National Bank.
Nat Cent Bk of Bait.
Nat Marine Bank—
Western Nat Bank
Colonial Trust Co—
' 150.000
150.00C
50,000
* .V.r'f-Vi"
Topoka
Central Nat Bank...
500,000
Central Trust Co...
Citizens State Bank, d
Fidelity Say State Bk
77.500
200.000
400.000
Equitable Trust Co.
Fidelity Trust Co—
Maryland Trust Co
Guaranty State Bank
Common
Capital notes...—
Mercantile Tr Co—
Real Estate Tr Co..
100.000
100.000
272%
Safe Dep A Trust Co
Union Trust Co
500.000
Tepeka State Bank., d
Wiohita—
First National Bank.
Fourth Nat Bank...
Common........
60,000
140,000
50,000
200,000
Preferred
Haw Valley State Bk
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Nat Bank of Topeka
State Savings Bank.
565
60
Cumberland—
First Nat Bank
Peoples BankCommon
1.000.000
1.000.000
Kansas State Bank..
Southwest Nat Bank
Union National Bank
100,000
200,000
Common........
Preferred
100,000
100,000
100.000
Union Stock Yds Nat d
...—
Capital notes
Second Nat Bank—
Liberty Trust Oo—
Common........
Capital notes
Frederick—
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Oomm'l Bank of Md
Farm A Mech N Bk.
National Banks
KENTUCKY
March 31
State Institutions
March 31
Frederick Oo Nat Bk
99,441
Common...
Preferred
Nominal
„
Citizens'Nat Bank..
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
;
Per share,
...
391,219
33.254
Fr'k Town Sav Inst.
West Maryland Tr..
Common........
Preferred..
National Banks
Peop-Lib Bk A Tr Oo
C
OevlngtonTrABkgCo
Bank of Commerce., d 387,500
Citizens Bk A Tr Oo.
Common........
200.000
Preferred
350,000
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
1.000.000
Second Nat Bank...
Union Bank A Tr Co
Security Trust Oo
935,414
225,297
454.376
150.000
150.000
500.000
MASSACHUSETTS
March 31
State
Institutions
March 31
Nomi nal.
■>
Boston—
First National Bank.
,
46%
29
157
42
29 %
163
46
Web A Atlas N Bk..
People's Bank
100.000
Security Bank
300.000
KentuckyTitle Tr Oo 01,000.000
Lincoln Bank A Tr..
750.000
Stock Yards Bank
100.000
Leuisvilie Trust Oo. dl,995,000
United States Tr Oo.
525,000
Newport-
•
Sale price.
a
Dec. 31,1936.
c
Retirement price.
d Common
q
100.000
Central
190.000
capital notes outstanding
of Northwest Bancorporation.
100.000
Newport Nat Bank..
or
Fidelity unified certificates.
Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisville.
h Member
American Nat Bank.
/ =:.
'
and preferred stock
/ Citizens' Union
Sav Bank., d
k Units,
I
...
Last Sale.
i'.f;
%
yy;,
47
460
Louisvilleof Commerce
100,000
1.000.000
Fidelity A Oolum Tr.
2.000.000
Pint National Bank.
1.000,000
Liberty Natl Bk A Tr dl.839.500
share
450
75
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
Nat Shawmut Bank.
Second Nat Bank—
Bank
Citizens' Union N B.
Per
.
_
„
;,
'.-Vy■„
„
.
;
78
BANKS
104
TBUST
AND
National Bank»
1 "TOT MASSACHUSETTS 'TiZZST* I
Capital
$
189,905
3.920.933
260,713
638,907
776,770
2,916,866
5.235.103
364,088
5.169,121
760.000
2.000.000
100.000
2.600.000
Day Trust Oo_._—.
Fiduciary TrustOo.. ; 600.000
1.000.000
Now Eng Trust Co..
Old Colony Trust Oo <6.000.000
400.000
Pilgrim Trust Oo...
State Street Tr Oo.. 3.890.000
U S Trust Oo—
Common ........
Convertible pref..
700,000
450,000
100.000
Winthrop Trust Oo..
Deposits
Par
Bid
Ask
Nomi not.
Per share.
cl,637,221
35,711,849
2,276,620
9,352,166
1,808,613
37.312,761
100
100 r285""
100
100
100
100 r400
100
100
165"
330
10
LlO
2.515,765 100
.398,427
12,395,899
147,284
16
17
18**
17**
d
800.000
100.000
315,728
72,025
3,846,888
1,403,253
100
100
135
70
140
75
700,850
500,000
524,517
412,282
8,302,399
7,557,871
20
50
62
616,974
6,238,848
100
425
476,348
4,515,230
Harvard Trust Co...
160.000
300,000
1.000.000
EverettMiddlesex Oo Nat Bk
500,000
Fall Biver—
Fall River Nat Bank
Durfee Trust Oo
Fall River Trust
$
%
Detroit—
Oom'wealth-Ooml
State Bank...*., fc4.150.000
899,387 c54,581,780
Detroit Bank.
Oommon........
1,500.000 11,350,000 C132096.507 1
Preferred........ 3,750.000
\
MfTs National Bank.
3.000,000 3.521,682 126,583,923
22,541
90,983
Michigan Ind Bank
k 223,129
Nat Bank of Detroiti
Common——...
5.000,000 112710122 371,884,086 1
Preferred
/
(
United Savings Bank
1
907,869 18,652,327 /
Oommon......
Preferred
/
I
Equitable Trust Co...
]
Class "A" pref...
Class "B" pref...
Detroit Trust Oo—
J
Common
,
10
20
1,191,167 c19,307,614
8,730,485
234,741
497,688
147,664
427,500
800.000
100
100
100
11
72*4
500
13
75
7,661,049
3,379,743
90
205
85
........
Gloucester—
Cape Ann Nat Bank.
Glouc Nat Bk of Glou
160.000
120.000
Gleuces S D A Tr Oo
340,000
849.079
250,063
163,545
162,672
3,465.130
100
10
20
1,457,308
3.682.888
20
994,136
150,469
6.694.904
2,508.694
250,000
415.000
140,530
8,007,173
73
20
60
"loo"" lis""
10
•
10
70**
25
•
10
25
10
I
mmrnm
72
mmmrn
mmmmmrnm
mmrnm mm
27
mm mm
20
65
75
30
35
20
23,772,566
8,743,282
2,641,624
5,118,955
20"
1,274,759
33
30
33
150
27
20
160"
30
250.000
92,654
20
11 366,146
13
Common—.
Preferred........
Old Kent BankCommon.
Preferred........
Grand Rapids Tr Oo.
Union Bank of Mich.
)1
8,265,311 J
10
16
i
10
Michigan Trust Oo..
)
20
17
9,431.587 120
I 20
c
15
f20
Peoples Nat Bank...
o
rec ent
sales
100
10
10
50
60
Holyoke—
336.329
J
111,311,889 c42,015.462 / 10
.......
Haverhill—
200.000
300.000
220
67
f 20
1,815,602 { 20
g
560,183
189,475
94,993
317,700
........
100
6,975.266
share
Grand Rapids—
N
Haverhill Nat Bank.
Merrimack Nat Bank
Per
210
Flint—
Olt Oom A Save Bk.
Genessee Oo Save Bk
........
600.000
inal,
50
U,916,271 ?14.799,610 f 20
1 20
37,557
980,781 100
543,771 g 6,631.465 100
Oommon
Preferred........
Central Bank.......
Nat Bk of Grand Rap
Oommon
Preferred
Fitohburg—
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
558,368
Merch A Mech Bank
Nat Bank of Btint
10
6,395,218
818,183
400.000
[
Highland Park Trust
Un Guardian Tr Oo.
Cambridge—
Cambridge Trust Oo
County Bk A Tr Oo.
Ask
Norn
65
Brookton—
Brockton Nat Bank
Heme Nat Bank....
Bid
Par
Deposits
.......
I1
Beverly—
Beverly Nat Bank..
Beverly Trust Oo...
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
..... .
t
None
6,354,246
82,267,725
State Institutions
March 31
MICHIGAN
March 31
Cross
Surplus
Profits
Boston—
Banc Com Ital Tr Oo
Boston 8 Dep A Tr—
Columbia Trust Co..
COMPANIES
410,602 0
640,494
315,585 c 2,598,914
576.262 g 2.107,368
)
32
150
10
25
22
30
100
10
I
!
9
10
50
30
20
20
Saginaw-
Holyoke Nat Bank-
Common........
Preferred.
Park National Bank
Common........
50
Saginaw State Bank.
)
-
4,794,248
20
Second Nat Bank A
Tr Oo....
)
1,809.028 c26.618.094
100
....
100.000
171.934
150,000
Preferred...
Hadley Falls TrOe.. *1,400.000
100
100
20
2.757,226
_
LawrenceBay StateMer Nat Bk
400.626
600.000
i
9,858,029
292,487
413.466
4.029.028
572.702
11,749,819
136,429
800.000
National Bank...
1.000.000
union Old Lowell
3,287,018
«
■
■•«««* mm
\\
r<
'
A
25
Lowell—
Appleton Nat. Bank
c
60
25
7,191,740
97,069
100
25
National Bonks
March 31
120
24
MINNESOTA
%
State Institutions
Aprils
27
Nomi nal
Lynn-
Duluth—
Central Nat Bank-
200.000
190,000
200,000
Common.......
Preferred........
Manufac'rs Nat Bk.
National Oity Bank
Common........
256.557
200.000
250.000
250.000
100.000
Preferred
Essex Trust Oo.....
Lynn S Dep 4c Tr Oo
Security Trust Oo...
...
3,292,351
89,567
461,252
610,209
748,416
400.000
1
3,273,811
c
3,496,200
9.238.984
100
103
50
100
100
20
Northern Nat Bank.
Pioneer Nat Bank...
Western Nat Bank..
1-57*4
385
40
425.000
410,110
464,216
411,765
200.000
90,732
648.500
121,528
725,000
500.000
8,019,270
50
9,476,468
20
5.926,006 12*4
..
Salem—
'
Merchants Nat Bank
Naumkeag Tr Oo—
100.000
100,000
;
57
14
55K
e
I,947,996
100
3.507.983
50
N
100
100
100
sa 168
cent
66*i
16
6.524,457
1.000.000
1,500.000
285,704
14.933.914
10
1.500.000
460,000
1.000.000
1.000.000
195.000
2,434,387
18
10
10
mmm
Springfield—
■
Springfield S1) A Tr.
union Trust Co
West Springfield Tr.
12
10
.
Worcester—
Mechanics Nat Bank
Common..
Preferred..
Guaranty Bk & T Oo
Worcester Oo Tr Oo
Oommon
Class A
........
t
6
100.000
389.000
990,000
100.000
k
1,226,186
1,734,266
110.371
30.237,107 (100
uoo
II,894,994
25
13,981,642
25
1,700,804
25
200.000
800.000
272,002
600.000 I
700.000 1
747,467
300.000
373,371
1,907,870
4.151,279
295,459
350
"67"
63"
58
•
mmm,
100
25"
25
_
Rochester200.000
125.000
f 10
10
23
176,605
•76,678
11
No re cent
4,593,481 plOO
1,820,363 100
St. PaulAmerican Nat Bank. *1,700 000
247,020 21,667,724 100
Commercial State Bk k 150.000
192,451
4,426,340 100
DrovExchState Bank ok 200,000
1,832,512 100
64,172
First National Bank. p6.000.000 6,940,513 125,542,998 plOO
First State Bank.... p 100.000 a
2,044,319 100
108,083
EmplreNatBkATrOo ik 475,000
7,391*845 100
215,647
Stock Yards NatBk. * 300,000
127,110
4,191,883 <100
Midway Nat BankOommon........
100,000 1
4,754,258 iioo
153,126
Preferred....
1
»mm mmm
sa
les
360
175,000 ;
First Trust Oo.—... pl.000.000
15,652,301 1100 125
1100
10 "22'
4,221,433
1.000.000 11,683,144 c30.276.134
2.0004)00
2,001,668 eioo
1,658,262 I
28,332
1,588,830 <100
22,446
20
6.766,355 136,824.954
914,069 100
34,764
5,569,736 100
173,413
384,574 16,520,158 <100
1*656,605 6100
42.568
140,055
Common.....
5,000.000 [2,959,645 115,204,895 /100 i 10**
Preferred....— 2,500.000
Produce State Bank 6 100,000
40,016
1,304,594
2d Northwest State.
1,015,133 <—
50.000
13,150
Third N'west'nNBk
1,476,498 <100
125,971
100.000
4th Northwest Nat'l. k
2.831,041 <100
115,570
125.000
First National Bank.
Union Nat Bank
10
Taunton—
Machinists' Nat Bk.
Bristol Oouaty Tr..
.
N'western Nat BAT
12
10
430,288
Preferred A......
Preferred B......
.
Hennepin State Bank
Marquette Nat Bank
60
100,000
OentralNat Bank.
145,500
Fifth No'west'n N B.
100,000
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo 66,000.000
Midland NatBk A Tr k
Minnehaha Nat Bk_ 6
250.000
200.000
200.000
Common........
Preferred
Third Nat B&T Oo—
Common
Preferred
100
5,685,726
9,148,200
1,082,350
884,780
loo
25
re
400.000
1,000,000
Blooming' n-Lake NB
20
I
Feabody—
Springfield Nat Bank
Common........
100
Minneapolis—
New BedfordFirst National Bank.
Merchants Nat Bk..
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
Warren Nat Bank
200,000
2,000.000
723,781
6,305.948
1,816,448
27,909,441
212,467
357,681
48,513
27,173
600.000
First A Amer Nat Bk
Minnesota Nat Bank
of Duluth........
/50
50
share.
28,866
332.139
54,834
991.989
100.000
City National Bank
Duluth Natl Bk—.A:
50
3,001,811
Per
Bank of Oomm A Sav
/ 50
25
*
rnmmmm'm
z
13*4
14
uoo
178.236 g 1,630,877 PlOO
Sale price,
w
12*4
t No
a
par.
June 30,1936.
b First National
c
Group,
Includes savings deposits.
d Convertible
6 Dec.
preferred stock entitled in liquidation to $20 a share.
31.1936.
f Retirement price.
g Trust balances.
'V
■
h The National Bank of Flint, Flint, Mich., on May 25,1937 increased
its common capital from $300,000 to $400,000 and retired its outstanding
National Banks
March 31
MICHIGAN
preferred stock.
State Institutions
March 31
Nomi nal.
Bay CityBay City Bank.....
Natl Bk of Bay
Oity.
Per
800.000
400.000
People's Commercial
A Savings Bank
*1,000,000
60,872
182,788
2.362,870
6,461,394
100
100
9,925,836
100
share
393,012
N
o
re
cent
sa
les
i Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
k Oommon and preferred or capital debentures
I Last sale
outstanding.
''
American National Bank of St. Paul affiliate.
p Member of the First Bank Stock Corp.
r Stock has to be offered to board of directors.
o
5
Old stock.
t Affiliate of First National
x
z
Ex-dividend.
First Bank Stock Corp.
Bank of Boston.
.
"
^
'
'*
July, 1937]
BANKS
National Banks
March 31
Dec. 31
d
Jaekson
Capital National BkOommon
Par
Deposits
Ask
Bid(
*
.
BillingsMidland Nat Bank.. a
Montana Nat Bank.
40
Sec Tr A Savs Bank.
(
187,314
335,939
200.000
300,000
100,000
600.000
757,588
40,651
602,978
93,971
132,985
2,954,088
2,900,305
3,976,622
650,000
300.000
120,050
275,396
5.283,079
5,223,924
600,000
100,000
390,000
20
MISSOURI
•
Preferred
f
100
National Banks
March 31
State Institutions
March 31
12,438,154
1,144,655
12,704,586
Per
100,000
600.000
500,000
6,000.000
100.000
2.000,000
500,000
100,000
200,000
Community State Bk
First National Bank.
Inter-State Nat Bank
Linwood State Bank.
Merchants Bank
Merc Home Bk A Tr
Common
200,000 [
195,000
Capital notes
Missouri Bk A Tr Oo
Common
Preferred
Park National Bank.
80,000
120,000
Plasa Bank of Oomm
Produce Bxch Bank. t
Traders'
Qate City
Nat'l Bank
k
Southeast State Bk..
South Side Bank—
Common
.....
Preferred
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Union Nat Bank—
47,881
50.000
........
Common
Preferred
328,946
9,970
140,374
131,726
200,000
100.000
University Bank
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
135
225
First Nat BankCommon
100
7,855,060
150
170
Preferred A
Preferred B
Lire Stock Nat Bank
J
0---
8,782,799 <7100
6,191,195 (100
98,028
Uoo
Institutions
March 31
State
NEBRASKA
200,000
300,000
860,000
e
1,391,719 (100
130
120
602,200
500,000
147,800
450,000
Omaha Nat Bank—
Common
Preferred
Packers' Nat Bank:
135""
125"
100
130
Common...
140,024
42,741
50,000
50,000
400,000
30,370
8,337,746 62
1,159,975 100
65
65
/100
50
65
100
6.271,444
616,087
26,131.066
176,184
113,386
\ 8,866
1,737,676
1,038,139
100
100
562,134
100
I 10
t
»
(
150
225
20
20
20
20
.....
25
a20
o20
100
316,963
12,171,531
687,813
42,735,242 (100
160
150
Uoo
51,213
e
250,000
450,000
el.100.000
Preferred
U 8 Nat Bank
100
266,636
28.231,022
94,000
50,000
Common........
75
75
606,238
1,217.069
100
100
18,716,231
11,008,532
106,000
Preferred
South Omaha Say Bk
Stock Yards Nat Bk
...
550,000
100,000
al00
165
240
\100
429,524
661,166
1,250.000
978.500
...
100
share.
9,356,668 (100
Omaha—
100
100
1,402,025
3,663.641
2,358,582
186,017
300,000
.
100.000
100,000
100,000
Union Ay Bk of Com
155
90
200
100
les
Per
100
100
cent
Nomi nal.
Lincoln— y
Continental NatBkCommon.....
Preferred
100
100
100
100
100
900,000
1.192,500
...
Westport Ave Bank.
share
120
405
82
110
375
73
150
70
500
320
100
100
53,787
1,703,825
1,492,422 20,732,435
113,909
6,428.723
3,735,478 163,315,033
38,657
1,025,671
4,282,222 117,196,583
1,061,021 24,035,276
47,792
1,353,559
154,741
3,575,833
o
re
sa
100
100
Nominal
FanffAff CityBaltimore Bank....
City Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Columbia Nat Bank.
Commerce Trust Oo
share.
4,182,322 (7100
2,565,572 100
2,898,992 100
Helena-
50
Vioksburg-—
National Banks
March 31
Per
306,649
Common........
les
100
100
61,832
Ask
Bid
Nomi nal.
N
First National Bank.
Miners NatBk
Metals Bk A Tr Oo. 0
o
292.050
375,000
242,500 i
Par
Butte—
100
cent
FirstNat ATrOo.__ *
Merch NatBkATr Oo
150,000
100.000
209,154
149,911
119,869
100
9,959,057
8,393,602
Meridian—
Citizens Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
Mer A Farmers Bank
Cross
$
%
30
March 31
Deposits
First Nat BkATrOo Jfc
Union Bk A Tr Co-
Preferred
Depos On Bk A TrOo
Jackson-State N Bk.
9,646.224 I
295,485
150,000
174,000
640.000
300.000
.
State Institutions
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Nomi nal
Per share
$
105
MONTANA
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
National Banks
March 31
Institutions
State
MISSISSIPPI
TRUST COMPANIES
AND
2.390,956 (100
■
52,309
137,463
778,968
933,763
100
25
6,903,399 (100
UOO
23,972,994
100
225"'
255"
15H
13 H
National Banks
March 31
15
140
195
70
NEVADA
160
55""
Nomi nal.
Reno—
First Nat Bk in Reno d
Per
500.000
777,879
21,775,853
share.
100
Bt. Joseph—
American Nat Bank.
Burnes Nat Bank...
First National Bank.
First Trust Oo
FlrstStJosSt'k Y dsBk
Tootle-Lacy Nat
Umpire Trust Oo
Bk.
Missouri Vail Tr Oo. *
200,000
200,000
500,000
100.000
250.000
200,009
200,00o
136.000
100
217,100
8.009,078
210,267
432,622
146,927
79,480
276,086
108,651
64,977
4,206,211
100
7.471,713
100
100
2,980,449
4,001,773
2,486,458
2,253,116
1,084,317
N
Bank,
o
March
re cent
100
100
■
200,000
150.000
200,000
Amoskeag Nat Bank
Manchester Nat Bk.
Merchants Nat Bank
107,500
92.500
336,576
Boatmen's Nat Bk.. 2.000,000
Bremen Bk A Tr Oo. k
400,000
Cass Bk A Tr Oo
k 450,000
First Nat Bank
10.200.000
Industrial BkATrOo
600,000
JefTerson Bk A T CoCommon
200,000
62,516
*
( 20
120
100
1.992,989
1,910,012
286,175
213,971
7.030,513
376,539
2,543,401
49,505.759
5,587,039
5,721,387
224,407,075
9,239,763
130,000
100,000
69,721
2,738,278
640.242
82,915
6,006,070
50,000
50,000
32,275
600.000
500,000
350,000
Common........
Preferred
Manufacturers Bank
A TOo
Manchester Bank...
Mutual Bk A Tr Co.Plaza Bank (The).,.
Sec Nat SavsATr Co
Southern Commerc'l
550,758
698,021
172,190
140,374
713,328
Indian Head Nat Bk Jfc
Nashua Trust Co— Jfc
SeoondNat of Nashua Jfc
7
18
50
20
38
40
100
95
105
100
100
17
(20
41
125
42
First National Bank.
Common
Preferred
60
62
New Hamp Nat Bk.
(100
68
35
5,682,051
5,828,150
6,618,653
100
100
'
100
'
v
100
*
'
••
-"I
200,000
400.000
600,000
'■V
N 0
re
cent
sa
les
"
100
Portsmouth—
250,000
150,000
200.000
J
87,198
34,598
3,220,104 (100
1,222,795
100
100
———
National Banks
March 31
887,861 (100
Uoo
200,000
350.000
NEW JERSEY
State ^Institutions
al00
20
100
50
20
5,061,006
7,586,987
3,323,267
16,285,063
19
85
100
10.703.757
175
Atlantic City—
21
Per
Boardwalk Nat Bank
155""
90
24
27
195
400,000
670,251
Bankers Trust Oo—
Common
Preferred—
120,000
343.783
98,969
1,604,057 (100
\ 10
873,124
4,514,886 / 10
\ 10
308,520
1,553,930 (100
\ 10
4,771,566
100
60
shore
mmrnrnm
rnrnmmm
Guarantee Trust Co-
Chippewa Trust Oo_ k
Baston-Taylor Tr Oo k
340.000
250,000
300.000
100
64,063
154,905
207,025
3.210,014
4,024,867
4,821,510
593,907
14,316,714
8,715,360
100
50
20
130
185
100
; 65
2,898,224
2,656,102
4,337,525
100
100
100
165
48,445
41,417
225.054
500,000
2,350,401
Common
Preferred
15
75
6294,348
V
100
75
10,000.000
100
5,262,863 149,057,275
195""
Common
_
.——
Preferred
70
...
a.MN^BW k
1
-
138
140
Mercantlle-Oem►
merce Nat'l Bank.
350.000
Miss Val Trust Oo
6.000,000
Meund City Tr Oo
*
246.759
North St Louis Tr Co
300.000
.
Nerthwest'n Tr Co..
800.000
Webster Groves Tr..
100.000
224,958
2,700,610
23,498
240,245
316,817
177,037
100
25
4,173,303
6,866,423
2,538,012
4X
36^
100
20
100
100
5,577,635
87.327.758
2,188,082
50
25
85
190
4X
37X
mm
95""
220
25,354
328,531
84,083
100
2,247,766
9.816,393
2,412,309
100
100
Y
7
9
~""2H ~~3H
585,000
202,826
5,196,379
100
55
65
300,000
2,275,242
862,175
10
5
9
10
5
Seacoast Trust Oo...
100,000 <
195,000
95,572
Bayonne—
Jfc
Broadway Nat Bk
Bayonne Trust Co..
128,485
400,000
1,411,848
10,364,304
100
418,262
249.500
575,000
249,750
113,412
227,175
130,836
1,826,517
5,079,137
1,443.790
100
100
20
..
Bridgeton—
Bridgeton Nat Bank. k
Cumberland Nat Bk. k
♦
288,700
600.000
100.000
225,000
1,184,518
Asbury Park A Ocean
Farm A Mer Nat Bk. Jfc
Springfield—
j/3
Equitable Trust Oo—
Grove Bank——
Southern Missouri Tr
361,560
542,360
457,901
523,468
Nomi nal.
A Savs Bank
*
424,000
South Side Nat Bk—
400,000
Telegraphers Nat Bk
600,000
Tewer Gr Bk A TrCo k 800,000
United Bk A Tr Co..
1.000.000
Oituens'Bank......
Union Nat Bank....
100
245,542
5,185,986
3,115,258
2,144,277
75
I5o
...
Capital notes A...
Capital notes B...
JefT-Gravois Bank..
Lemay Ferry Bank—
_
Merc Com BAT Oo-
875,501
Nashua—
_
Lindell Trust Co..
NomUnal.
Per share
Manchester—
100
St. Louis—
Amer Bxch Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
Baden Bank
nEW HAMPSHIRE ataUMa^tSl0n9
les
I—
Sale price,
5 Dec. 31,
c
a
40
mmmmm
100
iB
13
15
Retirement price.
June 30, 1936.
Transamerica Corp., San Francisco, Calif.
Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
/ Includes reserves.
g
""75"
1936.
d Owned by the
e
100
4
i
Member First Bank Stock Corp.
h Reserves.
i
March 31, 1937.
Jfc Preferred stock
and common stock or capital debentures outstanding.
I Last sale.
s
t
\.
Member of the Guardian Detroit Union Group Inc., Detroit, Mich
Preferred stock retired.
BANKS
106
Notiona i Bants
March 31
NEW JERSEY
Capital
AND
COMPANIES
TRUST
National Banks
March 31
State Institutiont
Dec. 31
NEW JERSEY
Par
Deposits
Bid
Capital
Ask
Dec. 31
Gross
Surplus <fe
Profits
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Institutions
State
;
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
Nomi nal
Nomi nal.
$
722,550
396,190
Oamden—
FiratOamNatBATCo ^2,192.891
Camden S D A Tr Oo d3,287.500
Merchantvllle
Nat'l
Bank A Trust Oo. d 224.375
West Jersey Trust Oo dl ,448,000
BanS^TrOo
25.320.445
Per
12X
3K
10
95.600
Ampere
Preferred A
115,690
2,494,024
549,126
19,787,058
6
30
100
100
10
125
9
10
48,286
72,931
930,017
539.424
100
100
18
25
30
50
50
90
5
95
524.769
471,462
398,014
200,000
200.000
1,000.000
Treaton Banking Oo
Trenton Trust Oo— dl.880.000
Prospect Natl Bank.
Security Nat Bank..
6J4
10
a
.
2.603,887
2,792,870
1,630,456
10
72
80
400,000
Blisabetbport BkgOo d
Woodbury—
A Mechanics
National Bank—
First Nat Bk ATrOo
Woodbury Trust Oo.
20
15
1,523,333
1,888,647
20
a
81,731
324,652
100.000
500,000
Seaboard Trust Co..
H
18
50
10
if
6
6
r
100.000
200.000
100.000
50
10
15
25
a
6,817,777
16,234,504
3,903,941
3,911,214
12,082,174
a
Hoboken—
Columbia Trust Co.. d
Farm
H ""~4M
232,300
145,324
31,602
170,872
343,258
a
dl.310.000
Central Home Tr Oo d
500.000
Elisabeth Trust Co.. <21,022.250
Union County Tr Oo dl,114,345
Nat'l State Bank—
"23"
mmmmpe
8"
10
10
Nn*innal Banks
March 31
mmmmm
10
4
State institutions
March 31
NEW YORK
rg-
Nomi nal.
Per share
Albany—
Jersey Oity—
2.225.000
400,000
Franklin Nat Bank., d
Hudson Oo Nat Bk—
1,250,000
Preferred
1.500,000
75,960
962,265
122,195
Mt. HollyUnion Nat BkATrOo
a
200.000
100.000
Farmers' Trust Co..
43
100
Nat Bank of
57
4 Cl
5
r
% "5"
Marine Midl'd Tr
50
100
7,936,907
6,984,708
1,600,834
9,668,020
25
10
50
<50
3,054,210
1,743,165
50
150
884 000
a
Mt Prospect Nat Bk. d
Nat Newark A Essex
144,130
n
d
330,507
875,000
Flatbush
200,000
50.000
Common
Preferred
J 437,455
New BrunswTrCo—
...
Preferred
300.000
471,426
North & West Hu deon—
IstNat Bk of Un Oity d 339,148
Nat Bk of W N Y—
100.000
Common...
44.000
Preferred
Hamilton Nat Bank
ofWeehawken
Liberty National Bk
Guttenberg
Merchants TrUnCity c
Oomw'lth Tr Un City d
Gutt'b'g Bk A Tr Oo
247,500
69,914
J
133,506
u
J» 27,131
n
100,000
700,000
600.000
100.000
-a
a
e
Weehawken Tr Oo
Woodcliff Trust Co..
145,000
21,305
53,570
333,480
150,325
102,917
365,000
n
HudsTrOoUnOity.
4*
(72,300,709
r,; 14,454
Passaic—
Passaic N BkATr Oo <22,500.000
5.828.686
ft
100
......
jffat
\
880,515
/
754,271
104,144
491,617
338.623
1
Preferred
609,699
135,281
463,020
\
8H
25
re
cent
100
100
sa
les
100
25
300
13
II
375
•
.V-*
......
100
N
0
-iv re cent
••
1,258,222
4,013,797
6,546,156
lea
'
•
V
and
o
d
500.000
500.000
io.ooo.oco
1.500,000
400.000
903.000
6.609.400
37,400
25,666.681 473,815,000
686,500 a 6,980.600
125302 328 1939774000
7,932,179 78,405,000
371,200 a 2.987,300
3,610,600 50.457,000
104479126 515.350,000
1,932,626 a27,512,336
189,000 a 5,069,100
159,100 a 8.219,100
a
29^
118
72
66
46
>
)
48
185
191
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960
) 1995
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2035
)
"155"
iiv"
)
50
mmmmm
165*"
"25"
50
mmmrnrn
mmmmm
65
♦Sale
price,
t Marine
Midland Corp.
Includes
c
Preference stock.
d Common and preferred
stock capital debentures
10
c~~6
12,936.183 a 00
95
Includes reserves.
h Affiliated with the Trust Co.
rl2H
\12»,
7
outstanding.
Represents capital, surplus and
g
J
"j,-v '
stock.
security
undivided profits.
f Preferred stock retirement fund,
125
24
>a
'■
,
March 31, 1937.
a
mmmrnrn..
"155" iio"
25
50
mmmmm
9
1,879,878
100,270,000
7.000.00U
Merchants BkofN.Y
105
Nat Bronx Bank....
6C
1
"75"
945,569
116.624
87,950
427,501
424,397
650.000
First National Bank
Grace Nat Bk ef N.V
9,510,051
J
mmmmm
are
Chase Nat Bank:
Oomm'l Nat Bk A Tr
Dunbar Nat Bank..
Fifth Ave Bank
100
17,758,638 / 50
460,760
Bk of the Manhat Co 20.000,000
Bank of Yorktown..
1,000.000
0
100
20
200.000
250.000
150.000
150,000
625.000
Amalg Bank of N Y.
'r
277,211
Preferred
mmmmm
em
.
n
4,252,475
9H
r'ed net
N ew York Ci ty banks are
late Mar. 3 1 '37
Bur plus and p rofits are of
of July 3. 1937
(tend
r ecord
e
banks,
a
for National ana Mar.Zl 19 37 for Stat
klyn m nv be
rk City and
of banks and trust companies in New Yo
195, 196.
found in our "Rai Iway ' Secti on, pages 1 91,192,193
It
223,618
[ 364,082
9H
New York City— Deposits
100
Common.......
34 J4
25
3,982,666
4,470,204
County
Kingston Trust Co..
26
2
Ulster
State of N Y Nat Bk
26
/
14
Z2X
10
8,257.147
Trust Oo
5
3
3.969,978 ( 50
1 60
J
23H
13
8
e
Common
€
12.335,243
500,000
995,000
300,000
200.000
500.000
400,000
Debentures "A"
Debentures "B"__
The First Nat Bank
Bank of Kingston.
Rondout Nat Bank.
100
29,739,091
21X
10
5,210,809
10,016,293
650,000
Nat'l
32
I 50
2,116,306
1850
1750
12.055,950
12,699,207
Kingston—
25
Prospect Pk Nat Bk
788,154
First NBk of Rondout
9
\ 20
J
Paterson Sav Inst...
Hamilton Trust Co..
U S Trust Co-
1,554,255
6
1
mmmmm
76
119
.....
10
12,633,370 / 50
1
800.000
p1.237,500
Nat Chautauq Oo Bk
30
6X
1,108,554
9,561,342
*
t
<8,000,000 18,681,434 159,041,732
u~
2.000,000 J
: j: '
650.000
250
11,963,348 flOO
Preferred
42
10
457,924
Citizens Trust Oo—
Common....
Chemung Can Tr Oo
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
Union
20
J
55,557
54,739
mmmmm
114
100
2,308,633
90,219,214
Common
20
1
Haledon Nat Bank,
"56"
Jamestown—
50
1
50
Bank of Jamestown:
fflrst National Bk—
Preferred
lea
r30*"
100
Preferred
a
...
rnrnemmmm
"65"
cent
*a
3,003.627
7.588,965
27.632,518
1,285,375
"30" "37"
100
100
52,164,022
50,557
8,361,536
Tompkins Oo Tr Co.
re
50
1,027,494
5,451,386
5,423,000
3,302.606
200,000
5.000.000
Ithaca—
First National Bank
110
Common
Plainfield Trust Co.
Utate Trust Oo
Paterson—
Preferred
32
JlO
a
Mid-City Trust Co..
Second Nat Bank—
Common
29
1100
I
100
100
70
Elmira—
"30" "32"
/100
1.329,143
125
95
2,828,300
126,400
2,479,765
112,699
2,731,400
73,900
\
3,028,500
2,400
2,917,700
258,100
6,734,400
174,300
5,518,100
323,800
5,571,711 121,215,468
6,172,900 44,046.700
2,200,000
2,700,000
Common........
25
1,289,044 I
500.000
Capital notes.....
25
4,498,351
8.200.000
Marine Trust Co:
18
128,999
55,156
700,100
142,138
Un Bk in Pat'son
Paterson Nat BankCommon
"2"
42
982,650
550,000
!
Mfrs A Trad Tr Co.
25
1,792,251
50O.0OM
.
43
44
4,383,443
1,298,125
1,224,827
17,214.818
3.872,906
a
..
16
29,313,058
4,976,687
Plainfield—
Iflrst National Bk
Plainfield Nat Bank.
j
41H
50
1 937.
st Co. retur ns date Mar 31
200.000
250.000
!
Lincoln-E Side N Bk d
-
a
..
10
1,496,968
274,407
People's Bk A Tr Oo.
Debentures
10
25
■*;:>
■
cent
Buffalo—
116
9
25
1200
o
50
les
225.000
273.000
Liberty Bk of Buffalo
Common. J....
1
110
550
15
Bklyn
Nat Bank
Kingsboro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat Bank.
People's Nat Bank..
Brooklyn Trust Oo:
Kings Co Trust Oo_.
*36""
34
8
10,435,656
100
100
Fort Greene Nat Bk.
N 0
Peoples Nat Bk—
9,624,021
9,972,949
7,510.690
I
Oltlsens Bk of
100
45
Banking Oo
National State Bank
669,210
463,460
497,477
Nat. banks Afar. 31'37
80 r
100
100
25
Franklin Wash Tr Oo d
60
100
100
Brooklyn-—State B ank dk Tru
160
60
3.000.000 1,357,779 40,479,747
500.000 gl ,732,473 22,221,658
2,689,458
592,430
d
526.979 a
Clinton Trust Oo
2,018,757
56,479
400.000 a
Columbus Trust Oo.
1.622.500 al ,413,382 35,381,494
Federal Trust Oo
140,572,842
Fidelity Un Tr Oo— d8,000.000 a6,896,387
18,530,755
2.500.000 al,885,167
Merch A Newark Tr.
3,041.399
96,097
387.50C n
Union National Bk.. d
5,873,854
580,456
600.000
United States Tr Oo
9,700,006
1.075.000 a 395,354
West 8ide Trust Oo.
Lincoln Nat Bank...
6,554,500
5,987.406
Bensonhurst Nat Bk
100
25
58,962
437,820
100,922
a
Co
:
"27" "40"
15
1,361,491
8,817,496
6,293.415
1,255,047
150,000
600.000
250
400,000
600.000
<500.000
Oity National Bank.
First National Bank:
7
3
NewarkNewark
450"
332,894
114,184
Auburn Trust Co—
2,604,837
Bank of Commerce of
440
240
50
50
400.000
703.000
Auburn
8 v-
429,463
143,764
614,568
100
100
Auburn-
303,729
341,122
68,225
814,495
500.000
200,000
600.000
10
Binghamton—
2,834.611
3,316,378
53,760,310
68,497,225
35,380,774
250,000 1,376,932
Mech A Farmers Bk.
1,50(1.000
5,114,079
Nat Com Bk A Tr«. )n
State Bank of Albany d2,999.900 *2,320,678
248.692
First Trust Co.—. <22,990.000
;;
600
r30
54,432,263
1,140.000 13,577,365
2,500.000
Preferred A
29.515
West Bergen Tr Co.. d 400.000
Long Branch—
48,964
230.000 a
Long Branch Bkg Oo
Common
Morristown Trust Oo
8
65,383,465
25 "54"
6
23,866,438 m*
1,143,105
I0u
CommercialTrNJ..
3.400.000 a4,547,461
a
824,418
N J Title Guar & Tr. <23.008.748
38,195
North Bergen Tr Co. s
100,000
Trust Co of N J—
Morristown—
First National Bank.
National Iron Bank. d
American Trust Co.. d
100
9
31,470,715 ( 25
\ 30
) 337,682
100,000
Bergen Trust Co....
90
51,860,381
100
3,479,105 37K
1,084,981
n
„
Common
Common
6
—...
%
a
500,000
274,165
...
New Brunswick
Nat'l Bank of N J
20
t
Preferred B......
Elizabeth—
First National Bank.
share,
150
12,709.235
47,059,854
901,338
1.087,498
33,691,420
24,046,366
469,875
1,151,947
Bank. dl ,000,000
wirst-Mech Nat Bk. <23,189,000
Broad St Nat
14
Per
$
Trenton—
share.
12*
12M
1,157,320
8,965,782
101,243
523,226
200.000
9*AI°X,?nTrU°t °°:
26,lf2,714
|
< Controlled
by Marine
of New Jersey, Jersey
City.
Midland Corp.
Green Island, N. Y. and the State Bank of
consolidated on June 1, 1937 under the latter s title.
and assumed the liabilities of the
* The Green Island Bank,
Albany, N. Y.
The
State
were
Bank took over the assets
smaller institutions
I Last sale,
n
Dec. 31, 1936.
special dividend of
$6 a share, payable
^
p The First National Bank of Horseheads, Horseheads, N. Y. was placed
in voluntary liquidation on June 2, 1937, and then absorbed by the First
National & Trust Co., Elmira, N. Y.
o Fifth Ave. Bank of New York,
N. Y. declared a
$10 in addition to the regular quarterly dividend of
July 1,1937.
—
:
,
t
r
Preferred
stock
retirement
,
.
price.
announced
s The North Bergen Trust Co. of North Bergen, N. J.,
on
June 28, 1937 that control of the institution was purchased by a group
local business men and prominent citizens from certain New York interests,
u
Reserves.
,
,
'
,
of
AND
BANKS
July, 1937]
I National
National Banks
March 31
NEW YORK
Capital
Surplus &
Profits
Banks
March 31
"late Institutions
Capital
Cross
Ask
Bid
Par
Deposits
Nomi
d afs
Bk of Athena Tr Oo_
Banca Oom It Tr Oo
Banoo di Nap Tr Oo
B'kof Montreal Tr Oo
Bank of N Y & Tr Oo
Bankers Trust Oo.
Bronx County Tr Oo
Cent Han BkATr Oo
Chemical Bk & Tr Co
Mar.
500.000
2.000.000
1,000.000
1,000,000
6.000,000
25,000.000
s2,642.500
21.000,000
20.000.000
555,100
13,010,763
74,400,100
257,500
67,456.800
54,108.700
3,528,100
11,324,107
17,929,400
293,600
173,551,826
835,517,400
19,428,000
899,717,000
539,363,100
100
100
...
Debenture notes.
Preferred
Westches Co Nat
Common......
10.000.000 12,727,000
8,838,600.
.20
50
25
10
20
"105" 115""
10
460""
63 #
65#
11#
120X 123#
63
61
18
16
16
17#
63#
64#
29#
"30#
...
tarrytoton N B&TrOo
White Plains—
Oitixens Bank-... S
Peoples NBA T Co:
Common
20
50
49#
l-M
52
51#
12#
2,681,600
Jl,792.997
68,342,497
20
301,709
600,000
Capital notes..... 1,200,000
Genesee Vail Tr Co.. S2.560.000
481,013
Boch Trust & 8D0o
1.000.000 3,065.948
Security Trust Oo—
Common..
300,000 2,008,697
Capital notes....
200.000
Union Trust Oo:
Common
3.000.000 U.276.703
Capital notes....
1.000.000
18,021,590
13#
50
2,800,000
2,500.000
Common
Preferred....
5.482,222
3,251,287
3,362,372
1,657,585
107,054
1795
35
49
37#
20
I 50
22#
51
...
24
46,654,523
1100
8
1,861,879
*40"
25
"Bo"
184.199
7,582,120
100
123,770
4,246,151
25
24
29
1,252,970
13,257,733
20
*45"
"Bo"
v
464,464
5,397,301
25
22
26
488.998
6,758.337
10
26
32
48,315
8,834,826
/20
26
1#
2#
15
10
\ 20
Nomi nal.
Per ehare
t
Asheville—
First Nat Bk A Tr—
300,000
e
80,797
3.112.924
366,739
450,126
486,987
1,741,560
5,120,792
10,534,206
6,461,896
55,975,167
o
Charlotte Nat Bank. e 475.000
Commercial Nat Bk.
600.000
Union Nat Bank—
300.000
Amerlean Trust Co..
1.200.000
Durham—
Oitixens' Nat Bank.
150.000
45,000
1,067,168
136,572
100.000
90,016
214.000 o
57,800
150,000
53:000
Fidelity Bank
Depositors Natl Bk.
500,000
200,000
Security Nat Bank-
<28
20
700.000
100.000
120
o
j 123,686
J 316,738
50
60
x
100 xl80
100 £175
185""
100 £178,
285"
1,996,500
1.170,000
3,546,752
72
10
40
11
HH OO
10,515,595 /
65
75
15
45
50
100
25
20
25
25
1,186,000
12,320,149
1,909,779
"
v.
,
10
\ 10
N
o
re cent
Raleighe
e
184,000
300.000
121,582
281,054
400.000 \
400.000
100,000
798,963
25
765.150
642,468 17.713,290
100,000 Began bus. Jan. 28. '37
Raleigh Industrial Bk
sa
•
lea
100
Wilmington
People's Sav Bk A Tr
31,358,134
12
6
"SSM!T NORTH CAROLINA
Common
26#
113
18
8
50
im
400.000
First Citizens Bk&Tr
25
20
17,392,342
36,523,084
13
I*
Greensboro—
Guilford Nat BankCommon
Preferred
| 20
10
10
v<»
>
400,000 ts
....
Preferred-.......
.......
1350
Wflm Rav A Tr Oo
mmmmm,
........
| <30
Preferred.....—.
Nat Bk of Wilson...
Winston-Salem—
Mohawk Nat Bank-
25
2,701,350
7,874,511
10
Wilson—
Branch Bkg A Tr Oo
Common
Schenectady—
147,187
16.551,210 [100
1100
25
1,906,133
300
275
#160
First National Bank-
200,000 L
253,590
Common
Preferred
Union National Bank
Oitixens Trust Co—
........
202.440
5,930.999
110,000 V
90.000
Gommon
~g\0"
1 10
8,669,059
7,179,236
15,166,692
100
300,000
750.000
335,723
510,191
1,291,945
1,200.000
806,414
21,650.325
20
750,000
200.000
309,704
400.000
Schenectady Tr Co..
m*
~
m,
100
i0<
Preferred
Wachovia RV ATr
1,620,000
7.175,000
896,489
1,000,000
1.400.000
996.987
Si ,400.000
600.000
S
650.000
1,460,117
Common
Capital notes.....
37
30,327,134
I
io
100
mmmmm
mm
"135""
<mmm
140
39
Nomi nal.
19
17#
8,289,732 [20
I 20
53,334,112
I 10
NORTH DAKOTA
March 31
Capital notes.....
Syracuse Trust Co..
2,189,561
76,773,775
"165"
National Batiks
Lincoln Nat B A TOo
Merch Nat D & T Oo
Common........
Preferred.........
First Trust A Dep Oo
Common........
83,812
2,087,451
«4 oon.onn
mm — mm
Syracuse—
-I
96,692
>
2,596,439 12#
45,594
21,823
68,004
r
300,000
......
4 % Cony .Preferred
Central Trust Co—
Common.
10
55,989
;
Home Ravings Bank
Mech A Farmers Bk-
""94" 104"
100 1745
Rochester—
V
| 433,478
50
Charlotte—
200
352,400
4,259,916
50
9#
100
28.615,161
50
47
131
128
{.?
1,988,824
share,
10C
lOf
319
9#
20
100
rto
Per
1,511,000
2,447,388
350,000
in Yonkers.......
Yonkers Nat Bank
A Trust Co—
"15#
""44""
25
%
prices
800,000
Central Nat Bank
First National Bank
> i
20
Ask
Bid
Par
200.000
150,000
580,000
County Trust Oo
Yonkers—
.,r
"31A"
5,557,500
Lincoin-Aliia Bk&Tr
Common...
.
550.000
345.000
31,304
|
550.000
195,500
200.000
Preferred........
"85" *95""
100
100
10
100
25
10,323,300
86,217,051
Jamaica, L. I.—
Jamaica Nat Bank..
BkATrOo..
Mutual Trust Oo.
five—Rye Nat Bk...
Rye Trust Oo
"255"" 270""
,
.Cross
Deposits
$
218,200
165,843
300,000
„
100
100
90,751,000
18,999.300
100,000
500,000
Pleasantvillb—
V Mt Pleas Bk&Tr
Oo
Port Chester—1st N.
30
10
25
852,300
1.000.000
2.000.000
500.000
30,000
Common^—
Preferred..
100
218,300
Trust Co of Nor Am.
Underwriters Tr Oo.
U S Trust Oo of NY
170,000
—,
........
4,268,200
*
Peekskill N B&TOo
"33*
10
.
Convertible pref..
9.838.920
Marine Midi Tr Co..
5.000.000 8,831,365 98,193,041
New York Trust Oo 12.500.000 27.781,338 355,221,394
147,200
Pan American Tr Oo
600,000
3,125,800
Common
Peekskill—
39#
10
7
20
■
2.500,000
Institutions
Ma rch 31
Norn.
200,000
400.000
Oo. s
17 #
12 #
"loo "450
Colonial Trust Oo...
584.800
1,000.000
7,069,400
Continental BkATr.
4.000.000 4.014,660 69,767,335
Corn Ex Bk & Tr Oo 15.000.000 17,452,009 303,618.905
368,200
Corporation Trust Oo
500.000
41,300
Empire Trust Co
3.500.000 4.069,978 79,873,648
Equitable Trust Oo. a7.000.000 8,682,800 25,688,600
Federation Bk& Tr Co
825.000 1,008,900 11,047,900
Fulton Trust Oo
2.000,000 2,916.162 23,200,000
Fiduciary Trust Oo.. 1,000.000 1,102,600 10,836,500
Guaranty Trust Oo
90.000.000 179693213 1602377017
Hellenic Bk 6c Tr Oo.
245.003
1,000.000
3,388,451
frying Trust Co..... 50.000.000 60,860,400 556,254,000
Schroder Trust Co..
1,000,000 1,306,800 16,532,100
Lawyers Tr Co...
2.000.000 2,127,354 42,466,459
Mfrs Trust Co:
Common
32.998,120 [42,428,982 618.917,749
Savings Banks Tr Co
Title Guar A Tr Oo—
& Trust Oo
42
Surplus &
Profits
Westchester Co. (Concl.)OssininQ—lat Nat Bk
Ossining Trust
100
City Bank Farmers'
k_Trurt Oo._...... 10.000,000 13,830,700 131,656,700
Clinton Trust Oo... e 800,000
502,600
7.603,400
.
'■
Per
31, 1937
112,500
785,908
600,000
State
NEWYORK
March 31
N. Y. City (Concl.)
National OTty Bank 77.500,000 56.404,200 1,660,527,000 12#
824,400 cl4,3&7,000 12 #
NatSafetyBkATrOo si .014.300
Pann Exchange Bank
241,000 c3,222,800 10
330.000
Public Nat BkATrOo 7.000,000 8,324,372 130,575,000 17#
Schroder Bkg Corp. 6.000.000 02,002,202 020,157,963
Sterling Nat B A T._ 1.500.000 1,553,547 C26.394.446 ""26
246,900 c6,043.400 12#
206.300
Trade Bank of N Y—
Trust co. returns
107
TRUST COMPANIES
9#
{„!
27
U?
Per
Fargo—
g20
Dakota Nat
10#
Fargo National Bk..
First Nat Bk A Tr Oo
1
161,715
n
Nor A Dakota Tr Oo
500,000
150.000
250.000
e
e
109,613
129,596
199,947
61,491
o
0,012,102
2,971,265
ehare.
100
2,728,159
1,810,784
100
N
Common........
Merch Nat BkATrOo
29
f
S201.000
50,000
Bank.,.
n
100
25
O
re cent
•a
lee
100
Troy—
Manuractur Nat Bk.
National Oi;y Bank.
Union Nat Bank...
Troy Trust Co..
628,493
129.366
37.544
S448.500
23,657,366 < 25
25
10,465,843
6,931,878
3,764,161
—21" "25""
8
National Banks
March 31
9
30
20
OHIO
State
•v
Institutions
March 31
Nomi nal
Utlca—
1.000.000 I
955,000
First Citizens Bk A T
Preferred
Oneida Nat Bk & Tr
—
......
Common
600,000
.... .
Preferred........
199,000
J 425.564
3
35,250,241 [2#
X 10
3#
500.000
210.000
....
Preferred........
Northern N Y Tr Oo
125,600
Common........
Common
200,000 1
...
Capital notes ... —
1,241,645
100,000
500,000
280.000
171,646
Goodyear State Bk—
Firestone Pk TrAS B
J 106,981
J 279,954
N
Cincinnati—
Atlas Nat Bank....
Oinn Bk A Tr Oo...
Columbia Bk A 8 Oo
lea
| <25
200,000
350,000
174,270
166,463
3,587,533
3,794,518
20
22
100
190
Ml. Vernon—1st N„_ s 700,000
Fleetwood Bk (The). s 267,500
Mt Vernon Tr Oo. S3.000.000
585,574
165,300
668,531
12,466,698
3,651,400
inn
100
140
40
Bronxville Tr Co
858,002
71,844
22,944,725
5,077,953
*106
N
200,000
700.000
15,209,404
20,371,294
100
100
1,212,477
10,263,684
161,265
138,720
3,157,642
1,560.518
lee
100
1,271,784
461,940
a
re cent
J 530,430
«
•
400,000
200,000
199,500
10,882,479
100
100
10
145
270
95
105
9
12
f Marine Midland Corp.
,
a The Manufacturers Trust Co. of New York, N. Y. on June 5, 1937
acquired the Equitable Trust Co. of the same city. Prior to the acquisition,
the Equitable Trust Co. was controlled by Charles Hayden up until his
death last January.
^
...
:
•
997,500
First National Bank
Geo. D. Harter Bank •1,200.000
o
re cent
sa
Westohester Go—
Gramatan Nat Bk A
TrOo.
share.
Oanton—
4.080.680 f 35
t 40
10,372,949
15,443,384
sa
Capital debentures
20
5,737,709
128,657
100
497,500
First-Central Tr. Co.
9,764,370 / 20
I 25
i
Capital notes.....
Bronxville—
Per
AkronDime Savings Bk Oo
Common—.....
Watertown—
Jefferson Oo Nat Bk
Watertown Nat Bk—
Common..
559,122
30
State Bkg. Dept. on June 11, 1937, approved an increase
of the First Citizens Bank A Trust Co. of Utica, Utica,
31,000,000 to $1,995,000 consisting of 400,000 common shares
each, and 99,500 shares of preferred of $10 par a share.
March 31. 1937.
b New York
6,698,896
V
10
In the capital
2#
3#
20
1
3
20
28
31
N Y. from
of $2# par
c
Now Rochelle—
Central Nat Bank.
First Nat Bank
Huguenot Tr Oo.
New Rochelle Tr._
316,535
...
.
S
300,000
65
244,347
167,852
493,374
2,434,247
4,587,880
1.674,768
14.728,245
preferred stock or debentures outstanding.
e
Common and
g
Retirement price.
by Marine Midland Corp.
,
-
i Controlled
%
37
43
k
o
s
First report.
Dec. 31.
June
.)•
•v,i.
■
.
V
"'.! '[
y'-'/r.:;
U'if ■"[
I Last sale,
n
Member First Bank Stock Corp.
4
1936.
30,1936.
x
Ex-dividend.
BANKS
108
National Banks
March 31
Cincinnati (Con.)
First National Bank.
State Institutions
March 31
OHIO
Cross
Deposits
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Par
6.000.000 fc4.678.696
77.033,387
fcl73,265
fcl ,088,171
fcl25,739
261,007
3,136,000
fc729,936
584,347
fc303,577
2.003,715
5,594,353
9,907,228
2,618,417
tTu PENNSYLVANIA StaU Mar?ltU>n$
Ask
Cross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Nomi nal.
Per share.
145
148
100
100
2,965,663
45,978,804
15,448,294
6,682,029
11,714,764
65,288,917
March
Bid
100
Deposits
Nomi nal.
Per share.
185
175
45
42
s
Allentown—
Ask
Bid
Par
100
Nerwood-Hyde Park
d
BkftTr Co
Lincoln Nat Bank..
Nerthslde Bk & Tr Oo d
...
People's Bk ft Sv Oo d
700.000
600.000
250.000
625.000
1.800.000
Fist 8 Bk ft Tr Oo.
1.000.000
Second Nat Bank...
500.000
Be Ohio SBk ft TrOo
Western Bk & Tr Oo 42,260,000
Oentral Trust Oo... 5.000.000
Fifth-Third-Union Tr ust Oo—
Oommon
5.000,000 13,000,000
Capital debentures
TEUST COMPANIES
AND
105
200
55
.50
x?8
100
60""
"§4""
10
100
125
450.000
500.000
I§5""
First Nat Bank—
Oommon........
9H
100
Preferred........
Altoona Trust Oo—
143
147
Preferred
Oentral Trust Co..
148
150,000 t
296,500
1100
100.000
100
X8S
10
26
29
100
110
130
6.489.999 flOO
1100
318.952
250,000 I
300,000
249,300
Oommon.
94,538,821
2*650.000
13,316,142
9,113,306
5,561,145
6,063.504
125
150
Altoona—
zbh
125
8
97
.
1.569,864
2,140,701
1,174,794
885,310
L ,000,000
L .000,000
Allentown Nat Bank
Merchants,Nat'l Bk.
Second Nat Bank..
Lehigh Vail Trust Oo
381,338
16
100
18
125"
4,057,984 f 10
1 10
2,737.545
252,266
Iso"
.
Cleveland—
Amer Say Bank....
fcl80,867
4,331,489
Oentral Nat Bk—
Oommon........ 5.000,000 12,077,928 137.583,080
Preferred...
7.960.000
fc554,252
Clev Say k Loan Oo.
1,988,811
260,000
Lorain Street Bank. d 494,400
179,897
4,128,937
National Oity Bank. 7,500.000 3,885,326 144.684.824
North Amer Bk Oo. d 200.000
508,528
fc60,028
Cleveland Trust Oo
210
/ 20
13 H
I 16
Erie200.000
Bank of Erie .......
First National Bank dl .255,000
Lawrence Park N Bk
50,000
Marine Nat Bank... dl,291,000
300.000
Nat Bk ft Trust Oo..
&
a24
100
60
20
100
100
Oommon......... 13.800.000 13,845,905 336.595,697
Capital notes..... 14,925.000
Union Say ft L Oo..
2,661,156
900,000
fc360.561
~2M 31H
Union Bank (The)..
936,285
13.264,810
37,786
136,461
244,570
699 919
8,309,829 66*3
3.454,806
15
364,899
12,246,715 ( 50
10
100
100
rnmmmm
mmmrnWm
Security-Peoples Tr-
123
129,182
336,330
'Ji'v.'.V;
300,000
850,000
200.000
Oommon........
Preferred........
1-
a 50
50
50
62,936
1.313.270
Oapital Bk ft Tr Oo.
Harrisburg Nat Bank
Oentral Trust Oo—
Dauphin Den Tr Oo.
Harrisburg Trust Co
181,175
397,010
344,978
300,000
828,343
300,000
910,021
400,000
400.000 i 1,154,398
400.000 1.137,927
2,827,199
3,845,877
6,906,162
3,875,567
12,620,296
9,332,218
10
25
50
100
Lancaster—
Oonestoga Nat Bk..
133
400.000
600.000
650.000
780.532
974,361
447,346
10,650,859
10,602,743
8,522,968
20
20
50
300,000
390,844
6,118,643
188,180
300.000
2,160,355
10
10
10
mmmmrnm
230,043
6,860,332
51,967,725
8,784,900
10
50
36
31
38
35
20
63
58
385
390
100
Harrisburg—
Allison-East End Tr.
Columbus—
2,214,052
28,200.256
1,380,272
2.502.803
57,280,660
3,953,354
1,294,826
250.000 e
54,457
Olty Nat Bk ft Tr Oo 42,000,000 fcl ,281,466
Ooltunbus Saying Bk d 100.000 fc
67,246
Fifth Aye Say Bk Oo e
200,000 fc 100,756
Huntington Nat Bk. d3,600,000 2,219,529
Market Exch Bk Oo. d 200.000 fc 277,369
Northern Say Bk..,. d 200.000 fc
47,934
Ohio National Bk... c4.000.000 3,003,725
Branson Bk ft Tr Oo
100
100
c
N
70.196,605
e
re
cent
sa
100
100
100
20
les
Fulton Nat Bank—
Lancaster Oo Nat Bk
Farmers' BkftTr Oo
Oommon........
Preferred...^.....
Northern Bk ft Tr Oo
Daytoi
Mercn N B ft T Co—
Oommon
Preferred
Third N B ft Tr Oo. d
Winters NB ft TrOo
Oommon
........
.
.........
Preferred
6,827,070 /100
200.000 Ifc 79,403
295.000
846,000
454,535
7.100,000
32,307.471
451.626
891.000
.....
"25
14.108.626
10
100
160
148
I 102 H
..
IISH
111
[100
I 60
Philadelphia—
Oentral-Penn Nat Bk 3,040,000
City National Bank. dl,108,300
ToledoCommerce Guard Bk
Oommon.......
Capital debentures
Nat Bank of Toledo:
Oommon
Preferred
Spitser-R T ft S Bk.
Ohio Olttzens 1Y Co.
Toledo TTust Co....
500.000
400.000
...
■
| 642,100
200,000 Ifc 161,540
175,000
600,000
206,839
600.000
685,059
1.000,000 2.522,772
4,185,641
/100
1125
I
2,360,197
15
37
50
52
303,246
Kensington Nat Bk. dl,138,517
Market St Nat Bk..
1.000,000 4,395,109
NatBkofGerftTrOo
400.000 /l,852,139
Nat'l Bk of Olney—
58,993
105.000 I
Oommon........
Preferred.
95,000
North Broad Natl Bk
182,383
250.000
Northeast Nat Bank
154,372
200.000
50
11,611,056
83,112,096
40
57
Youngstown—
Dollar Say ft Tr Co-
Common........
Oommon
Capital notes.....
9,800,417
37,035,350
13,329.943
1.250.000 t
1,250.000
502,286
13.254,531
371,971
67,063
1,825,016
9,590,204
4,190,111
20,161.621
162.622
6,054,360
750,000 1
1,243,700
30
J 50
1165
60
100
100
50
65
63
12"
""38"
100
10
403
413
58
63
1,590,009
1°
I 10
8
10
1,791,235
2,743,983
10
.......
Capital notes..... 2,426,900
Mahoning Nat Bank dl ,425,000
Mahoning Say ft Tr. d 350.000
Union Nat Bank
City Tr ft Say Bk—
247,700
Corn Exch Nat Bank
ft Trust Co......
4.550.000 8,407,601 106,911,351
Erie National Bank. d 490.000 fc
144.394
2,591,162
First National Bank.
3,111.000 5,320,430 90,557,805
Gtmbel Bros BkftTr
200.000 /
2,301,541
62,444
38
36
14,157,317
J*
73
50
IOH
Northw'n Nat Bk—•
86
100
2,901,344 f 25
Oommon........
250,000 I 124,793
Preferred....—.
250,000
( 25
20
Philadelphia Nat Bk 14,000,000 12,933,847 446,729,087
50
Roosevelt Bank..... d 270.000
39,526
2,134,000
Second Nat Bank500.000 t
8,260.815 I 10
Common........
804.833
Preferred
700.000
1 10
145
25
15
South Phila Nat BkOommon.
Preferred
.
... ._
.
.......-
Tioga Nat Bk ft TrOo d
200,000 t
100,000
412,344 fc
115,614
30
25
a 25
mu
20
12K
13^
mm*mmnmm
14
3,106,091 I 20
1 30
2,694,295
25
4.581,437 43,525.757
81,218
2,557,693
370,845
2,677,318
493,842
1,582,135
128,490
1,325,803
17,114,838 112,496,067
700,423
(8,868,217
1,501,801 .9,667,504
12,525,549 20,862,834
11,407,063 114,939,160
1,554.527 11,097,784
100
50
100
20
:
18
15""
8
195
17
100
48.058
118H
Tradesmen 'sNational
National Banks
March 31
OKLAHOMA
Wyoming Bk ft Tr.. d 300.000
Banca Oom It Tr Oo.
1.000,000
Broad Street Trust..
400.000
Chestnut Hill T ft Tr
250,000
March 31
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Guthrie—
First National Bank.
First State Bank
100.000
75,000 fc
131,183
61,483
2,276.574
1,449,172
100
MoAlester—
Nat Bk of MoAlester
First Nat Bk of MeA
100,000
185,000
230,742
2,750,000
100.000
25
100
Fldelity-Phila Tr Co
100
2.221.225
N
o
re cent
Muskogee—
1
Oitlaens National Bk
Commercial Nat Bk.
First Nat Bk ft TrOo
Oklahoma City
Oity Nat'l BkftTr Oo
First Nat Bk ft TrOo
Common....
^
Preferred..
Fidelity Nat Bank..
Liberty Nat Bank..
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
Stock Yards Bank..
100.000
300,000
400,000
200.000
151,013
453,085
353,835
••
les
100
2,231,712
3,543,074
4.576,461
100
2d preferred......
700,000
d 450.000
dl ,200,000
100,000
500.000
4o;ooo
150
185
10
35
40
t
197,821
555,966
41,553
357,075
16,916
10
100
7,093,383
20,466,313
1,403,467
15,416,490
>
920,038
Tulsa—
First Nat Bk ft TrOo 2,000.000 1,622,458
Fourth Nat BankCommon........
100,000 I 214,112
Preferred.
190,000
Nat Bk of Com'erce. d 350,000
46,825
Nat Bank of Tulsa—
Common......... 2.250.000 12,215,167
Preferred
1,750,000
West Tulsa State Bk
25.000
9,700
46,355,584
4,852,039
....
National Banks
March 31
175
125
100
100
100
125
20
31
33
20
55.359,444 f 10
1 20
323,743 100
,
OREGON
*"56"' "75"
155
100
125
100
100
4.936,203 / 20
120
.......
160
•
275,501
6,707,926
33,260,050
8,330,307
5,144,038
20,253,763
25
30
m
Tr ft Safe DepOo.
Penn W'h'gft SD Oo
Provident Trust....
Real Est Tr Co.....
Bank..
.......
4.500.000
12,216,073
7.059,472
Security Bk ft Tr Oo.
Sonsitaly Bk ft Tr Oo
8.400.000 (14593,170 239,464,886
750,000 1,066,193
1,040,633
3.200,000 14,030,224 49,833,798
1,500.000 2,526,739 10,705,182
208,502
300,000
3,187,638
14,112
125,000
775,578
mm
-
{i§
18
10
100
50
mmm
clO
■"
5H
OH
-""45"" "52""
.42
12
650
115
46
13
675
130
I08
35
55
100
50
10
488
50
50
36
mmmrnrn
40
68
9
496
74
12
Ifg.
Allegheny valley BkArsenal Bank....
Bank of Ohio
'
♦ Sale
price.
Preferred
b The
First
180
104
190
108
4,068,702 115,929,234
20
37
40
3,056,845
1,215,292
638,049
11,439,176
.10
100
100
' ^
•
stock
retirement price.
Bank of Portland,
National
Ore., acquired on June 28.
1937 the First National Bank of Kloamath Falls, Ore. and will maintain it
as
a
100
100
100
231,496
253,837
112,308
822,065
200,000
100.000
200,000
500,000
...
Valley.
Braddock Nat Bank.
"115""
92,331,524
3,890,034
"
r?
Penn Oo for Insur on
Lives ft Grant Ann
branch.
e
1
Member of the BancOhio Corp.
d Oommon and
3,499,969
473,830
7
6
■Jr:
3.750,000 18,211,118
7,500.000
1.000.000 ! 1,309,934
Mitten Bk ft Tr Oo
701.970
1,500.000
Ninth Bank ft Tr Co d2,313,750 (
878,615
Northern Trust Oo..
500,000 3.236,902
Nor Phila Trust Co.
500.000 1,257,226
c
PortlandFirst National Bank. &2.600,000
Portland Tr ft Sav Bk
300.000
United Seates Nat'l
13 X
'*■-
m — m
45
Nomi nal
Per share
200.000
- a
-■
30
20
"35""
State Institutions
Dec. 31
Eugene-
12H
lio
Liberty Title ft Tr Oo
a
First National Bank
36,853.859
(2199.305
3,000,000
Oommon........
Preferred.....*...
100
100
98
10
;.;
.
4,300,000 12,732,000
100
10
10
10
'
...
•
204
22
15
12 H
28
35
385
375
235
228
56
52
24
22
50
100
Land Title Bk ft TOo
100
5,974,351
6.700.000
2,320.000
Finance Oo of Pa...
Frankford TTust Oo.
500,000
Germantown Tr Co.
1.400.000
Glrard Trust Co.... 4.000.000
Industrial Trust Co. dl.132,250
Integrity Trust Oo—
Oommon
995.973
1st preferred..... 2.000.000
„
53,496.000 /
207,030
3.300.000
.Bank ft Trust Oo.
State Institutions
preferred stock or debentures outstanding.
June 30,1936.
March 4, 1936.
h Preferred stock retired.
I Last
(March 31. 1937.
fc Dec.
x
31, 1936.
Ex-dividend.
V
Ex-rights.
sale*.
Joly, 1937]
TBUST COMPANIES
AND
BANKS
1
"tS&W PENNSYLVANIA "SfT"
Deposits
(Concluded.)
Dollar Savings Bank 05,270,885
Farmers Deposit Nat 6.000.000 h9,876,244
First National Bank.
6.000.000 6.533.820
First Nat Bank & Tr
!...
Co of East Pitts.
Homewood
Bank
400.295
637,806
199,770
962,029
172.419
453,808
300,000
800.000
660.000
300.000
200.000
200.000
_
Ask
Bid
Par
53.915,861
Charleston-
180
215""
97,015.191
100
255
5,309,917
8,942,021
3,293,516
1,059,626
1,241,158
2,229,583
100
190
100
10
Preferred.
0
Common
100
South Oaro Nat Bk—
50
Bid
Par
Deposits
700,000
200,000
50,000
16,358,890
5,597,318
506,753
505,108
215,408
37,782
1,100,000
20
100
100
°i is
100
21
110
105
43,261,721 (100
j 503,556
1.200,000
_
Ask
Nomi nal
Per share.
$
Citizens ft Sou Bank
Carolina Sav Bank
Miners ft Merch Bk
96,073.406
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Nomi
Per
Pittsburgh
Forbes National Bk.
Fourteenth St Bank.
Freehold Bank
Hazelwood Bk (The)
Hill Top Bank.:....
Marchftl** SOUTH CAROLINA StatMarxhSi0*1*
Gross
Surplus
Profits
Capital
109
IX
100
lioo
Columbia—
100
10
50
First Nat Bk of Col.
Lower Main St Bank
200.000
35,000
133,320
160,204
4,137,688
1,624,640
10
25
487,155
469,684
n
5,826,136
4,277,156
100
10
11
10>*
mmmm
at
Pittsburgh.
Iron ft Glass Dol Sav
Keystone Nat Bk—
Common
Preferred
Mellon Nat Bank
Nat Bank of America
Common
Preferred
Nor Side Deposit Bk
Pitt National Bank.
Sheraden Bank
j.
Union National Bank
Union Savings Bank.
Western S ft D Bank
Allegheny Trust Co.
Colonial Trust Co...
Com'wealth Trust Co
Dermont 8 ft T Co.
Fanners Deposit Tr.
Fidelity Trust Co...
100.000 h
172.700
128,078
430,800
1,728,716
4,290,980
60
50
100
_
Greenville—
First National Bank.
125
250,000
200,000
Peoples Nat Bank...
66
63
3,965,237 / 50
200.000
170,000
I 50
7.600.000 52,110,629 292,423.485 100
| 217.719
e50
Manchester
Savlitts
Bank ft Trust Co.
Preferred
1.599,992 f 25
100
100
50
100
195"
100
108
114
100
50
100
25
102
106
153"
106
2.461,874
25
2,451,754 / 20
41,296
t
20
XT SOUTH DAKOTAX^*""
210
~40"
110
155"
20
Nomi nal
Per share
Sioux Falls—
Citizens Nat Bk ft Tr
Corn Exch Sav Bank
First Nat'l Bk ft Tr.
100,000
100,000
385.000
795.000
150.000
Northw'tSecurNatBk
Union Savings Bank.
68.760
75,515
123,368
120,939
47,275
c
1,422,460 plOO
100
1,419,913
N 0
100
4,572,224
9,586.772 flOO
100
1,070,715
re
cent
sa
les
50
91,492,240
5,773,177
1,777,007
1,790,893
250,261,421
6,213,881
1.844,233
2,015,000
J
72
67
50
373,747
250
22
•
65
40
6.000.000 hl0509 946
Potter Title ft"fr Co i 876.000
425.693
Providence Trust Co
234.486
160.000
120.000
54.000
....
«25
25
1,713,579
11.209,400
14288,493
29,987,068
32,944,972
3,635,169
6,698,687
29,253.433
20,800,937
2,350,322
275,600
22,393.256
21
Com'l Nat Bank—
Common......
137.500 I
66.749
112,500
150,843
200.000
700.000 i 556.693
155,661
50.000
2.000.000 3,899,502
1.000.000 3.369.760
i 475.000
371,449
700.000 h 849.042
<3,840,000 hi,739.902
1.600.000 hi .891.995
118,459
126.000
1,320,000 nl ,161,499
2.000.000 h9.374.640
245
Spartanburg—
_
260.000
Peo^s-Pittsburgh
South Hills Trust Co
Union Trust Co
1.600.000
500.000
200,000
175.000
400,000
Washington Tr Co..
West End Bank
William Ponn Tr Co.
373,566
h76826315
nl ,046,333
165.955
94,000
1,0274249
,
126.000
47
42
5
100
SX
100 7400
100
100
9
10
40
50
12
Nomi not.
Per share.
Ohattanooga—
Amer Tr ft Bkg Co..
Commercial Nat Bk:
Common
60
50
25
35
62
64
75
149.638
2,651,543
50
75
10
Providence Bank
Scranton Nat Bk—
Common
Preferred
....
South Side Bk ft Tr.
Third Nat B ft T Co-
Common.
Preferred.
West Side Bank
.......
200.000
4.060.000
200.000
300,000
i 300.000
n
200.000
100.000
400.000
,
646,504
1.000.000
250,000
,
k
20
10
4,846,282
50
15
50
30
/
15,4454244 1 25
160
1,201,457 100
2,913,499 6.25
24,919.235 100
10.100,914 100
1.000.000
1.000,000
50.000
1,567,820
1,922,172
74,238
43,927,080
31,058,494
1,308,341
100
100
100
8.500,000
4.115,827
61,494.703
10
3.000.000
3,800.000
300,900
1,000,000
1.019,941
51,002,223
587,505
875,208
8,119,701
18,208,683
500.000
1.133300
1.000.000
,1.019.454
375.000
Bank of Knoxville
Comm'l Bk ft Tr Co.
145"" 150""
75"
49
NashvilleAmerican Nat Bank
Common
50
260.600
420,537
3,005,603
25
25
160.000
200.000
h 130.923
1,823.921
25
First National Bank
760.000
Hanover National Bk i 298.750
Miners Nat Bank
2.600,000
Second Nat Bank...
1.660.600
W-B Dep ft Sav Bk.
600.600
9,051,176
14297.802
23,322.126
14.848,530
3,9244278
7,927,149
100
50
50
100
52
30
105
200,617
342,787
498.762
2,566,213
4,802,314
5,183.963
10
20
9
28
10
25
12
30
27
r
345
220
355
230
220
230
29X
30
10
100
25
10
19
20
26
27"
9,750,112 /100
1100
24,059,736 100
275
108
250,000
260.000
226.000
10X
32
50
Preferred
114
450
25
150
250
55
112
445
606.660
1,387.437
151.423
5,530,037
3.085.063
604,384
769.540
145
10
240
MemphisFirst National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
State Savings Bank
Union Planters' Natl
Bank ft Trust Co.
75
25
748.858
150
35.358
115,574
1.060,872
416,976
\
Knoxville—
♦I——
♦
Scranton—
E. Scranton State Bk
First National Bank.
Green Bldge Bank..
North Scrant Bk ft Tr
200
368,538
50.000
<
200.000
HamiltonNationalBk < 950,000
Park National Bank.
1.000,000
40
18
3314299
46,007
1,161,869
65,216,470
1,032,657
2,341,737
944,411
5
190
1,284,923
Preferred
♦
179,651
4,986.694
138.813
10
100
<2,900,000
275.000
Beading5,310,704
13.741,571
3,985,113
15,960,106
10,112.866
8,333,536 /100
uoo
38,237,720 100
75
703,817
1,000,000
1.800.000 hi,299,713
300.000 h 349,184
1.170.300 h2,547.223
935.399
625,000
Hamilton Nat Bank
Union National Bank
Berks Co Trust Co..
City Bank ft Tr Co..
Beading Trust Co..
March 31
7700
«...
9,386,058
State Institutions
TENNESSEE
100
Worklngm&n's Savgs
Bank ft Trust Co.
National Banks
March 31
10X
"72"
75"
Penna Trust Co-
Common........
Preferred........
_
25
Broadway Nat Bank
Commerce-Union Bk
Nashville Trust Co—
Common
Preferred
Third National Bank
905,050
Wilkes-Barre—
...
Wyoming Nat Bank.
Willi amsDort—
First National Bank
WOllamsport N Bk__
West Branch Bk ft Tr
260
265
National Banks
March 31
State Institutions
TEXAS
March 31
Nomi mat
Austin—
Per
American Nat Bank.
Austin Nat Bank
300.000
i
391,847
465.590
582.750
share.
100
100
Capital Nat Bank—
100,000
85.000
BeaumontAmerican Nat Bank.
First National Bank
Secur St Bk ft Trust <
400.000
400,000
200.000
3,171,716 /100
131,663
Preferred stock...
York-
12,463,112
14,052,222
445,746
721,095
59,820
Capital stock.....
tioo
s 100
Cent Nat Bk ft Tr Co
Common........
Preferred
.....
Drov ft Mech N Bk.
Eastern Nat Bank..
First National Bank.
Industrial Nat Bank.
Western Nat Bank..
York Co Nat Bank..
York N Bk ft Tr Co.
Guardian Trust Co..
York Trust Co
1
260.000
200.618
195.000
160.000
335,292
100.000
26.861
600.000
551.229
190,207
125.000
523.680
225,000
861.396
300.000
537,648
600.000
600.000
741.031
760.000 hi 4255.025
2,412,668
3,203,771
639,988
7,408.864
1.585,451
4,009,559
5,668.124
4,820,011
4,255,949
7.149.692
10
5
10
100
10
10
100
2t
9
10
25"
26"
26"
21
ifi*
100
100
4,812,649 103,562,542
41.630
1.180,081
200
60
25
25
66
68
10
21K
22H
45
100
^March*17°***
Common
Preferred
Common—
Capital notes
Mercantile Nat Bk—
8.000,000
25,000
150.000
88.500
95.488
,
1.100.000
900,000
j, 826.766
4.000.000
Nat Bank of Comm.
Dallas Nat Bank...
1.000.000
3,523.163
347,746
881.728
Oak Cliff Bk ft Tr Co:
Common.
Capital notes
Texas Bank ft Tr Co:
400.000
235.000
120.000
800.000
237.908
5.833,215
50.176
490.755
1.053.691
3,930.530
150,000
100,000
75.000
,
3.674,381
,
20
Common
Capital notes
125,000
J100
26,508,097 ( 20
1100
20
64,725.006
50
150
160
41
43
215
6.420.659
100
19.483.633
20
47
61,932
2.119.148
43.654
1.785.862
75,000
jlOO
| 20
500.000
Common.........
Preferred.
High St Bk ft Tr Co
Mechanics Nat Bank
Common........
Preferred........
105.000 L
95,000
120.000
..._
NatBank of OomftTr
Phenlx Nat Bank...
Providence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Co
Lincoln Trust Co
Rhode 1 Hos Nat Bk.
Rhode Isld Hoe TrOo
Union Trust Co.....
27
86,391
1.689347
246.141
1.577357
•
350,000 L 216.059
4.671389
150.000
850,000
779.404
7,419.667
450.000
940,731
3333.217
1.500.000 2.457,779 12.652.850
4.000.000 9.629,056 116.490.069
125.000
58,763
1387.139
2.500.000 2.872.123 50.365.983
5.000.000 12,017,416 42,848,896
1.000,000 1.372,412 24.784343
236,345
March 17. 1937*
d A mutual savings bank.
e
Preferred stock retirement price.
,
/ Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
g
Affiliated with the Citizens ft Southern Nat. Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
h March 31, 1937.
i Common and preferred stock outstanding.
k Stock all owned by the Rhode Island Hospital
TrustlOo.
I Last sale,
i200.000
248.750
Dec. 31. 1935.
6 Member of First Security Corp.
c
Woonsocket Trust Co
Preferred
Sale price.
t Citizens ft Southern Bank of Savannah, Ga., system.
Woonsoeket—
Common
•
n
3,148.157 1100
I
50
Dec. 81. 1936.
o
June 1, 1937.
p
Affiliate of the First Bank Stock Corporation.
Ex-dividend..
x
56
48 H
100
Providence—
Blackstone Can Nat
Columbus Nat Bank
lee
48
54
210
518.484
3,040.899
}
sa
Liberty State Bank:
.......
Newport Nat Bank..
Newport Trust Co..
o
rec ent
Dallas—
First National Bank
Hillcrest State Bank.
Common........
Preferred.....—
Newport—
▲quidneck Nat Bank
N
J8
Republic Nat Bank..
^ March^l^1* RHODE ISLAND
100
8,735.294
11,768,172
2,396,269
'
29
BANKS
110
National Banks
March 31
$
Ki Paso—
BankState National Bank
81 Paso Nat
Preferred—
Bank:
Common
—
J 808,317
|1,671,248
245.000
80.653
a
6,735
Galveston—
35
40,221,976 f 20
I 20
10
486,156
963,322 100 "166"'
100
N
8,ill .044
499,791
328,866
4,336,301
3,854,900
100
157.000
100.000
300,000
75,176
74.118
441,745
243,947
640,451
3,415,087
5
100
349.000
250,000
2.500.000
1,600,000
a
166,400
51,984
431,956
936,842
.821,440
70,562
3,183,915
3,624,371
31,022,423
13,828,883
1,091,359
200,000
276,000
164,056
61,759
2,029,138
2,591,879
500,000
250,000 h
450.000 h
373,921
71,797
278,837
5,902,343
1,074,745
2,535,787
600,000
565,222
807,657
74,678
10,595,016
16,970,018
684,841
67,986,380
2,003,379
a
—
n
750.000
500.000
407,014
657,439
8,610,849
9,545,874
a
300.000
66,696
4,101.334
100
,
a
1 152 H
100
1145
1140
60
5
IJ!1
1350
—
25
240
117
50
50
100
25
30
250
sll8
36J4
37^
100
Petersburg-
/v
0
Citizens Nat Bank.
re cent
Houston—
Bank.
National Bank:
10,419,529 1 20
UOO
3.000.000 11,677,115
2,250.000
Common
45,467,985 1100
UOO
Preferred-.--
150
13.627.621
no
Bk— o
359,181
550.000 1
450.000
Preferred
1.000,000
Second Nat'l Bank2,505,287
Nat Bank of Oomm o3.250.000
273,321
State National Bank al,000.000
i.OOO ,000 1,380,195
Common
285
325"
no
120
100
300
177,991
5,596,885
5.359.413
100
100
100
...
5,039.494
"SMBB
3,232,120
3.000,000
200.000
106,120
532,444
361,599
4,727.733
3,515,997
1,250.000 11,139,858
1.900,000
Common
Preferred
500,000 1
965,000
832,825
16.345,121
(
„
,
10
Roanoke—
Colonial Amer Nat B
First Nat Exch Bank
Mountain Trust Bk.
150
N
50
no
re cent
sa
20
35
20
10
30
37
32 X
20
10ft
"54"
56s'
'
.
■
100
21
22X
23
80
W
{iSs "76"*
25
6,055,641
26,356,733
3,915,599
f
les
•
306,793
1.485.972
342,707
;■
0
100
579,452
a700.000
1.000.000
800.000
~ioX
100
3,666,630
2,801,293
6,862,118
376,766
109,664
200,000
200,000
Southern Bk A Tr Co
al.100.000
Virginia Trust Oo.
315
100
(100
:
10
10
46,885,444
•
"Uo" 150
100
100
i
•
..
1100
100.000
100,000
Bank.
a
Sav Bank A Tr Co..
230
(100
a
10
A Trust Co:
"225"'
100
100
100
37,215.913
Union National Bank
South
Texas Com¬
1.500,000 1,948,308
mercial Nat Bank.
278,621
200,000
Fidelity Trust Co—
782,580
600.000
Guardian Trust Co..
367,406
Houston Land A Tr. al.500.000
San Jacinto Nat Bk120,341
325.000 1
Oommon
325.000
Preferred
Port Arthur—
125
27.327.722
35,835,369
8,056,661
24,750,662
.00
a
Riohmond—
Bank of Oomm A Tr
Central National Bk_
Oonsol Bk A Tr Co..
First A Mer Nat Bk.
Mech A Mer Bank..
State-Planters Bank
1125
'l,461,226
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
38
5165"
(100
AmTr
Portsmouth—
American Nat Bank.
Citizens Trust Co..
Merch A Farmers Bk
no
35
—
First Nat Bank—
Petersb 8av A
les
95
174,285
500,000 1
100.000
Common
First National
506,525
600,000
500,000
Norfolk—
Mer A Mec Say Bk..
Merch A Planters Bk
Nat Bk of Commerce
Seaboard Citz N Bk.
Southern Savings Bk
37
sa
Oltlsena State
Houston Nat
I 20
100
50
200,000
200,000
National Bank...
Preferred
—
Ask
Nomi nal.
Per share.
100
National Bank.
National Bank.
Hutchlngs-Sealy
Bank..
Bank
Bid
Par
1.000.000
Oom'lTr ASavs Bk:
Lynchburg Tr A 8 B.
41
13.528,877
4.501,847
First
City
70
333,930
341,227
City
U 8 National
60
| 20
Loan
1,600,000
950,000
15,420
—
Preferred
----Fraternal Bk & Tr Co
Union Bank & Tr Co
14,460,129
32.898.200
"
1.200,000
262,500
Common
ft Worth Nat
100
Cross
Deposits
$
S
Lynohburg—
First National Bank.
Lynchburg Nat Bank
A Trust Co
People's Nat Bank..
Depositors Industrial
100
March 31
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Ask
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
9,186,553
19.844,874
378,673
760.000
a
Bank:
Pirst National
Bid
1
Fort Worth—■
Continental Nat Bk_
373,187
983.723
300,000
300.000
Par
Deposits
Institutions
State
VIRGINIA
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
National Banks
March 31
State Institutions
March 31
TEXAS
>
TRUST COMPANIES
AND
15
50
50
lou
mmmmmm
100
lis f
mmmmmm
80
,'V-. ~ ••
......
*■
San Antonio—
Alamo National
Common.
Bk:
...
Preferred
—
Bexar Co Nat BankCommon
2,495,726
125,783
200.000 I
100,000
1.200,000 1.223,279
—
Preferred...
Frost National Bank
Groos Nat Bank-
144
137
1100
350.000 I
135.000
Preferred
Nat Bank of Oomm. a1,000.000
National Bank ofFort
100.000
Sam Houston
O389.800
Ban Antonio Nat Bk
South Texas Nat Bk-
22
( 50
1 60
100
32.220.916
National Banks
March 31
35
d5Q
"195"
WASHINGTON StatMarch Zl0119
230
Nomi HOI.
5,015,397 (100
1100
21,341.515 100
91,916
Common—-—..
m mmmmrnrn
716,296
88
105
"175"
Per
Seattle—
dlOO
250
4,529,383 136,178,173 i 20
3,059,704 66,966,693 c 25
1,019,132 19,214.393 ieo
20
512,164 20,244,387
2,350,036 100
94,573
8.000.000
b u2.500.000
2.600,000
Pacific Nat Bank...
y al 000.000
L
.
100
100
1,274.096
3,929.015
40,724
86,925
'
130
60
100
v
3.703.328
250,000
322.455
435,286
70,786
7,240,392
10.549.574
100
956,006
a
498,100
139,047
550,000
450,000
J 477,800
25.000
100 t
246.379
717.074
100
;
Waco—
Oltlsena' Nat BankFirst National Bank.
National City Bank.
ka
81,419
522,362
981,337
219,454
c
300.000
Common
c
200.000
400.000
550.000
a
100.000
60
175
160
65
75
100
.
0
a
r
36
al ,450,000
40
35
5,461,549
5,180,402
20
25
100
65
6.409,839
100
70
20.797,980 J100
N
o
1100
re
cent
1,366,457
7,668,143
100
100
sa
les
15,750,159
4,921,885
100
25
'
200.000
39
168
40
162
120,694
457,282
Spokaiu
First Nat I
Old NBA
Share
37X
Tacoma—
National Banks
March 31
State Institutions
UTAH
800.000
ka
March 31
2?e
16
Nomi nai.
Per
share.
Ogden—
Commercial Sec Bk..a
550.000
ia
924,000
a a
ka
6,260.711
18,670.251
398,982
718,124
821,577
1,110,936
207,146
12.053,558
16,849.808
14,547,658
13,991,010
3,285,899
100
100
100
200
205
70
225
220
100
175
200
600.110
27,072,409
100
900,000
750,000
lea
68,523
1,139.502
100
100
750.000
Salt Lake City-
-
1,000.000
300,000
d
Walker Bk & Tr Co:
Common
Capital notes
.
.
1,500,000 1
650,000 '
60
100
^
*
WEST VIRGINIA StatMarcht31i0M
March 31
Nomi nal.
Per share
Charleston—
Charleston Nat Bk:
Preferred
KanawhaBkgATr Oo
1
VERMONT
State Institutions
Dec. 31
1.000,000
200.000
500.000
5,168,357
{100
N
o
re
cent
20.538,365
2,414,301
61,898
725.748
263,147 s
156
sa
les
.100
100
1,158,652
100
5,424,887
100
1,430,240
5,006.480
5,535,942
25
247,854
500.000 I
160.000
Common
Capital notes
Kanawha Valley Bk.
Nat Bank of Oomm.
Central Trust Oo...
...
National Banks
March 31
21,273,930 I 25
\ 40
931,326
1,062.500
700,000
Common
125
115
_
;■
1,339,902
Wheeling—
Nomi not.
Per share.
Barre—
Qranlte S B A Tr Co
„
310,000
200.000
205,000
People's Nat Bank..
Quarry S Bk A Tr Co
474,518
159,351
152,174
Burlington512.500 / 665,526
Chittenden Oo Trust
600,000
416,302
BowardNatBkftTrCo
150.000
66,862
Merchants Nat Bank
Burlington Trust Oo. al.085,961 /1,232,512
Hontpelier—
Capital 8 B & Tr Co
First National Bank:
Common
—
Preferred
Hontpelier Nat Bank
Montp'r 8 B A Tr Oo
3,504,814
2,677,660
1.947.684
6,191,372
5,846,332
653,097
3,395,762
Center Wheeling Sav
Citizens Mutual Tr
150,000
81,280
600,000
478,927
125"
Oo
Half Dollar Trust A
100
100
100
150
o
cent
40
100
les
Kllllngton Nat Bank
Rutland Co Nat Bk:
.....
Preferred
Rutland T-atfi Co...
80
90
449.605
59,453
500.000
500.000
100.000
300,000
550,663
496,643
157,094
712,296
100
80
100
100
100
90
100
290
156"
1,139,404
4,929,583
2,320,372
19,324,736
100
155
165
i
t
So Side Bk A Tr Co.
100
100
Security Trust Co..
Wheeling Dollar Savs
A Trust Co
Bank of San Antonio. Texas, all held
by Central Securities Co. with exception of directors' qualifying shares.
t Stock of South Texas National
a
100
407.500
222.239
2,655,470
150.000
189,200
100, UOO
619,951
230,385
2,678.476 (100
*
\100
73,582
224.156
1,871,005
1,141,736
20
25
Sale price.
a
150
Common and preferred
150,000
100.000
394.135
138.985
2,659,782
1,008,981
c
100
Member of the Marine
150,551
125,000
a257,500
148.483
2,906,272 1100
1100
2,016,330 100
Bancorporatlon.
Member of the Northwest
Bancorporatlon.
/March 31,1937.
v,
0 June 30. 1936.
h Dec. 31,1936.
1 Member First National Corp.
"v--.
.
N
o
re
100,000
<•',
V■
stock or debentures outstanding.
d Preferred stock retirement price.
10
100
-
b Member of First Security Corp.
RutlandClement Nat Bank—
'
1.800.000
Sav Bank
Nat Bank of W Va._
Nat Exchange Bank-
e
Common
185
cent
sa
les
I
Preferred stock retired.
Controlled by the Joseph
r
Member
s
Trust
'
Last sale.
n
o
/V
V
u
;
F. Meyer Interests.
x
■
vW.
funds.
Effective June 1,
1937 the Farmers Bank of Ellensbufg,
Wash., merged as a branch of
Wash.
/
,
People's Corp.
/
Ex-dividend.
Ellensburg.
the National Bank of Commerce,
Seattle,
I
National banks
State Institutions
Dec. 31
WISCONSIN
March 31
Capital
La Crosse—
Exchange State Bank
Nat Bk of La Crosse.
State Bk of La Orosse
Deposits
5.057,439
1,101,316
6,378,488
2,819,014
269.347
40,338
253.080
143,965
Nomi nal.
Per share.
30
25
20
100
e
N
o
20
100
re
cent
sa
les
Milwaukee-
''' 1
'
■
,
..
Amor State Bank
Badger State Bank.
City Bank & Tr Oo_
a
600,000
350.000
a
First Wise NaflBkOommon
Preferred
Home Savings Bank.
Kllbourn State Bk_.
Lincoln State Bank:
6,007,238
2,940.555
100
r
100,000 1
33,174
300,000
2.200.000 1.357,569
Income debentures
Marine Nat Exch Bk
Marshall 3c Hsley Bk a2.992 500 b
Mitchell St State Bk. a
600.000
Northern Bank.....
Park Savings Bank..
699,789
37,336
11,958
49.260
100,000
a550.000
i
Ask
Bid
Per
9
100
328
325
100
100
cent.
250
8X
7X
-----
13""
20
100
34,772,037
20
44
47
43.859,545
1.827,812
20
27
30
Toronto—
Per
.
Bank of Toronto
9,000,000 117,188.707
6.000.000
Can Bank of Comm. 30,000.000 20.000,000 529,801.080
Dominion Bank
7.000,000 7,000.000 116.878,745
Imperial Bank of Can 7.000.000 8,onn,nno 128,292,766
cent.
189"
100
100
100
1.242,639
1.631,061 "ioo
1,734,903
1,833,146
3.965.070
3.469,734
2,623,033
Par
Deposits
$
$
Bank of Nova 8cotla 12,000.000 24,000,000 245,887,772
55""
"45""
985.429
39,614
47.122
814,399
163,296
668,331
550.000
475.000
400.000 6
300.000
1.000.000
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
Capital
Halifax-
d
4.
''''
22
19
20
5,000,000 15,687.488 199.492.361
9.000,000
1.419,420
fl350.000 b
110.096
1,381,671
100.000 6
77,419
Common
State Bank of MUw.
TeutonlaAveStateBk
West Side Bank
Wisconsin State Bk_
First Wise Trust Go.
1.916,249
74,416
97,829
97.946
200,000
1937- Prices are per cent, not per share.
all of April SO,
are
Ask
Bid
Par
S
$
500,000
O175.000
400.000
100.000
Batavian Nat Bank-
Canadian Bank Statements
Returns
Gross
Surplus &
Profits
111
TRUST COMPANIES
AND
BANKS
July, 1937]
"40"
'so"
20
20
8
9
8
100
20
100
150
32
12
200
34
Per
Montreal—
36,000,000 39,000.000 701,430.708
7,000.000 5.000,000 125,428.546
750,000 13,221,672
BarclaysBk (Canada)
1,500,000
Provincial Bk of Can 4,000.000
1,000,000 44,869,897
Royal Bk of Canada. 35.000.000 20,000,000 737.915,936
Bank of Montreal
Banque Oanadienne.
•
100
100
100
100
100
cent
225
230
159 )4
200
201
Sale price.
t Wisconsin Bankshares Corp. no par stock.
National Banks
WYOMING
March 31
Common and preferred
a
stock debentures outstanding.
6 March 31, 1937.
d Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
Per share.
Cheyenne—
264,120
251.440
250.000
300.000
American Nat Bank.
Stock Growers N Bk_
5,527,361
7.589.485
100
e
100
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation,
I Last sale.
x
Ex-dividend.
Quotations are for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue
Bonds
Atlanta
/
Burlington 5s...
5s
Chicago 4 X*
5s
Dallas
—
-
5s
E3s April 1
Denver 5s
-
101
102
-—
of Fort Wayne
4)4s
Texas of Houston 5s..——
/10SM
'ioo
96)4
102
6)
102
101
95
98)4
100
102
97
98)4
99 X
FirstlTrust of Chicago 5s——
100
First Trust of Dallas 5s
100
100
100 X
101
102
Fletcher
3Ks Nov 6 1945 opt *40
Fremont A.%*
—————
*
5s
100
102
86
100 x
78
80
84
Illinois Midwest 5s
95
—
102
*8*
85
Illinois of Monti cello 4)4s
Iowa of Sioux City 4)4s
100
97
100
99
—
Kentucky 5s
Lafayette 5s
93
100
Lincoln
5s.Louisville 5s
_
Maryland-Virginia 5s
Mississippi-Tennessee 5s
New York 5s
100
«...
100
99)4
99)4
99 X
——————
North Carolina 5s
Ohio-Pennsylvania 5s
Oregon-Washington 5s
f
Pacific Coast of Portland 5s
Pacific Coast of Los Angeles 5s
Pacific Coast of Salt Lake 5s
Pacific Coast of San Francisco 5s.
W4»
101
95
102
102
102
100X
100)4
100 x
61
65
100
100
100
101
■
-
—
-
-
82
Tennessee
5s
/
4)4s
99 X
5s
100
Virginia-Carolina 5s
Virginian 5s
99)4
50
40
Dallas
70
Atlanta
Des Moines
—
14
—1UU
58
63
16
6
3
8
14
18
35
22
40
26
—100
6
63
47
1
67
52
100
Lincoln.
107
New York
107
100
109
101
North Carolina
———
Pennsylvania
——————.
Virginia
Virginia-Carolina.—
50
55
*V?>. V.'
V
,'
-y
'/.iv.' •
-100
-100
-100
-100
«'•.
'
/ Flat price,
x
Ex-dividend,
60
46
75
16
—10ft
100
101
.
100 x
102
100)4
12
&
Freemont
-|l
99 X
-100
Denver
San Antonio
I
101
*
Par
STOCKS
Atlantic
Potomac
"•.r
19
17
100
98 X
—
Union of Detroit
First Carolinas
100
30
102
85
28
100
Southwest 5s
Southern Minnesota 5s
105
5s
5s
«.
f
St Louis 5s
100
Pennsylvania 5s
Phoenix 4)48
Potomac
99
'
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds and Stocks.
Ask.
100
Greenbrier
50
93
of Montgomery 5s——
of New Orleans 5s.—
Bid.
O) 5a.
Greensboro
99)4
1944
First Carolinas 5s
First
First
First
First
Ask.
100
100
1
Atlantic 5s
California
Bonds*
Bid.
'
5s
'
y
' V.
* V '
: -V ,t
.
1)4
IX
Quotations are as near as possible for the closing day of the
Bid.
Bonds.
Bid.
Ask.
Bonds.
Albany Metropolitan 4-6a 1940..
Aldan 6s 1941 bonds A ctfs—J&
Allerton 55th St 534s '45 3 % to *36
69
71
41
44
55
60
Fuller Bldg (G A F Realty Oorp)
1st s f 53*6 1949 unstpd—J&J
6s 1944
..J&J
Allerton N Y Corp
New cum income 6s 1955
Allied Owners Oorp
1st Income 4-5s 1958
Debenture 2-4s 1963
Ambassador Hotel (Los A:
21
22
&
63
r
80
/
J&J
..J&J
83
15-yr lnc 5s with stk 19
Amer insur Un Bldg 6s '41.M&N
Arcade Bldg & Rlty < Seattle)—
3-6s 1948
J&J
Arc&tiy-Wilshire Co (Los Ang)—
Non-cuminc 5s 1949
...J&J
40
Arrowhead Lake—
1st 7s 1944-1947
32
6334
54
..
J&D
Assoc Realty Bldg (Los Angeles
Income 5s 1948
J&
Baker Hotel (Dallas)—
56
42
62
84
1st s f 5s 1950 (with stk) -F&A
Bait Parcel Post 534® 1949
Banmann (L) 6Hs '36 (L I). A&O
6s (Brooklyn) 1942
F&A
Bellevue-Stratford (Phila)—
94
6434
6434
70
70
5tfs 1935
J&D
Ben] Franklin 6s ctfis 1933
Berkeley-Carteret 534s '46.M&N
Blng & Bing deb 634» 1950. M&S
10
12
20
25
46
61
M&S
23
5Ks July 1 1938
J&J
B'way Barclay Office Bldg 6s 1941
Certificates of deposit....
68
Income 7s 1950
Boston Postal Service
30
3434
32"
1st. 2d 1956
35"
Broadway Dept Store (Los Ang)
Debenture 6s 1941
M&N
Bway Mot Bldg (N Y) 6s '48 F&A
Bway & 38th St 7s 1945
J&J
Bway & 41st St Bldg 3-5s 1944... /
Broadmoor (The) 6s 1941..
/
6434
9334
40
49 X
Brown Hotel (Louisville)—
1st sinking fund 5s 1949......
/
2nd income 6s 1949
99
6634
41"
6434
Cambridge Court Apt 63rfs 1037.
Cent Manhattan Props 5s'46M&S
Central Zone Bldg lnc 6s. 1941
Chain Store Depot 6s 1940..M&S
..
Ohanin Building—
1st Leasehold inc 4s 1945.M&S
2d Leasehold inc 2s 1945.M&S
3d Leasehold inc 1st 1945.M&S /
6s assented 1936
„
^
10
61
101
6534
M&N
5Ks 1946
-
Equitable Office Bldg 5s 1952—
Deb 5s Legended!952
Ferry Sta P O (San Fr) 6s 1934—
Film Center Bldg 6s 1943—A&O
6th Ave & 28th St Bldg 634s 19456th Ave & 29th St Bldg 6s 1948—
6th Ave & 55th St Bldg i6 34s 1945.
ildg
15 Park Row 4s w s 1952—.
60 B'way Bldg 3-6s 1946
M&S
51 Fifth Ave 6s-4a 1943
A&O
62d & Madison Ave 6s 1947
55 Fifth Avenue 6s 1944—.M&N
600 Fifth Ave 634s stamp 1949-.
3?"
45
45
Called July 15 at 103.
72"
1034
f
101
F&A
26$
49
72
3834
84
42
J&J
7234
55
„
67
69
2234
24
/
Nat Hotel of Cuba 6« 1959.M&S
Nat Press Bid 3-5s 1950 April 1..
Adj mtge lnc Apr 15 434s 1950..
Natl Tower Bldg 634« 1944 A&0|/
Nelsner Bros Realty, lnc—
New York Title & Mtge—
65"
534s series
534s series
534s series
534s series
534s series
5348 series
B-I—
B-K
4034
4334
25
27
02
OW-1.............
FI
Q
19th & Walnut St (Phila) 6s 1939.
1900 Rittenhouse Sq (Phila)—
534s 1943
J&D
1st cum income 534s 1945. J&D
17
21
North Station Indus Bldg (Bost)
1st m s f 5s 1962
...A&O
19
57
70
20
Oliver Cromwell 6s 1939....
58
Shelburn.InoUtlOyjo34*40- J&J X
3034
7
69
71
85
53
1534
134
9
73
62
1st 6s 1943
M&N
One LaSalle St Bldg 6s 1949 J&J
One Park Av Bldg 6s to '39.M&N
2d s f 6s 1951
M&N
103 East 57th St Bldg 6s 1941
111 John St Bldg 6s 1948
F&A
124 Fifth Avenue 5s
98
165 Broadway Bldg 634* '51 F&A
General s f 7s 1941—
F&A
4834
50
1634
3734
4534
934
4034
1034
.......
25
56"
281
"I
59£
9034
9334
12
/ Flat prlco.
6s
101
67
99
■fl*
35"
1134
7334
20
50
95
100
2734
26
29
49
51
49
52
56
42
52
51
43
46
26
2834
32
33
55
53
65 A
80
934
82
1234
63
26
91
74
5534
59
834
/
X
Sixty-One Bway 534* 1950..A&o /
Gen mtge 7s 1946
AAO /
616 Madison Ave Bldg 634s 1938. /
Social Service Bldg (Phila) 6s
Speed Building (Louisville, Ky)_
Income 5sl945
M&N /
Stanley-Mark Strand 634s 1941
Stanley Real Est 534s '45 .J&D
5
17
23
23
23
4534
50
10
3234
^
.
64
93
95
.
534* 1942
M&N /
State & Wash Bldgs (Chicago)—
1st sink fund 5sl948ser AJMf&S /
Sink fund 5a 1948 aer B..M&S /
Station J Post Office 6s 1947
Steuben Bldg (Chicago)—
1st 6s 1943
M&S/
Stevens Hetei (Chic) 6s 1946.J&J
Certificates of deposit
Income 5s W-S 1956
Stone & Webster Bldg (Boston)—
16
6s
1947
M&S
Strauss-Manhat conv 6s '33.J&D
Syracuse Hotel 634s 1940
Taft Realty (New Hav) 6s'40A&0
Income 3s w-s 1951
10 East 40th Street Bldg 5s 1953.
Non-cum lnc 6s 1958
M&S
1088 Park Ave Bldg 6s 1939
Textile Bldg 1st 6sjl958
M&N
Gen 7s s f w w 1948
M&N
Textile Bldg 1st 3-5s (w s) 1958—
Pantages (Alex) 6s to 1947.M&N
80
82
---
17
17
32
/
101
2834
/
71
/
47
38
/
,
/
/
/
f
77
14
40
46
6
45
Textile Crafts Bldg iswi 1944..
31
84
Trinity Bldg 534s 1939
J&D
Trinity Court Bldg 4s 1941.M&S
Stamped
99
Unstamped
101
2 Park Ave Bldg 4s.
—.1946
23 Lexington Ave 2s I960
/ 24
29th St Towers Bldg 3s 1942
/ 41
........
2124*34
Bway Bldg 534s —1943 /
1534
2480 Bway Bldg 2d mtge 3s 1944. /
Tyler Building-
89
Gen inc 6s July 1 1953 (w s)._. /
Un Post Offices 534s '35.F&A15J
78
29
1st s f lnc 5 34s 1948
Vanderbllt Ave Bldg Oorp—
25
„
u
1st leashold 6 34s 1944-J&J 15 /
Van Sweringen Co—
1st 6s 1935
F&A /
1st & coll • f 6s 1938
A&O /
Van Sweringen Oorp 6s May 1 '35 /
Varick St Sta P O (N Y) oa 194)
Wabash-Monroe Bldg 6s 1953 J&J
Wadsworth Bldg(NY> 6s *53 A&O
Walbridge Bldg (Buff)6 34s 1938.
-
Whits Motor Realty 6s 1940—
66
6
9434
/
/
/
Washington Properties inc 7a 1962 f
Weetinghouse Bldg 4s 1948-A&O /
68
13
29
/
Non-cum inc 5s 1954——.M&S /
12
1134
k Last salo.
3-5 34s deb inc
(ws) 1956—.—
60 Park Place Bldg
334s-5s—1947
Waldorf Astoria 7s w wl954.M&S /
41
1946
M&8
Palace Hotel(San Fr) 5s *45. F&A
n Nominal,
/
-
6534
Orpheum Theatre & Realty—
934
Sherry-Netherland Hotel 534* '48
Certificates of deposit.
Sherneth 0,orp—
State-Randolph Bldg (Chicago)—
Olympic Hotel (Seattle)—
5434
5534
.........
Schulte Real Estate 6s 1935—
With stock
J&D
5234
,
....
.........
„
1634
2734
3334
934
4934
.
2834
♦
Bldg (N Y) 6 J4s'39.M&N
F&A
......
/
63"
Munson
534s 1937
100
A&O
100
A&O
Savoy-Plaza Ooro 6s 1945—J&D / 183
1st s f 534* 1945
J&D / 183
m
3s with stock 1956
Without com stock
J&D /
6s debenture 1951—
J&D /
Sevilla-Bilt Hotel 734s'37-M&N /
56
3634
22"
15"
20
8534
9434
75
61
14
33
Conv s f deb 6s 1948
J&D15
N Y Athletic Club 6s 1946
A&O
1st M 2d stpd & reg 1955
N Y Postal Service Station—
88
,
/
/
A&O /
534* 1938
Saks Realty 6s 1945—
6s 1946 stamped
4734
4934
Bldg. (San Fran.)6s '51 F&A
/
.
M&N
32
47
47
6234
A&O
Rumeks 5th Ave Bldg 6s 1944...
St Charles Hotel (Atl
Oy) 4o 1946
St Louis Post Offices—
Metropolitan Chain Properties—
8
20
60
7
.
Buss
99
11*
73
56
48
Metropolitan Oorp (Can) 6s 1947
Metropolitan PlayhousesDebenture mtge 5s 1945..F&A
Millinery Center Bldg 7s 1944...
35"
50
42
76
„
1031
66
88
f 6s 1948
70
Retail Properties—
Deb 5s series A 1959
M&8
income deb 6s ser B 1959.M&S /
Robert Treat Hotel (Newark)—
6s 1943
J&J /
86
s
61
/
Income 5s 1943
Mayflower Hotel(D O) 5s 1950..
Mercantile Arcade Bldg (Los Ang)
1st s f 534s 1953
J&D
Mercantile Properties. Ino—
Sees f 534s 1946
J&J
conv
I
gepub Bldg(Denv) 3-5s'49.M&S f
Marshall-Wells Buildings—
1st 634s 1937
.7—..F&A
1944
65
45
,
51
M&S /
(The) 6s 1940
F&A
Mark Hopkins Hotel (San Fran)
634s 1941
M&S
Marshall Sq Bldg (San Fran)
1st
34
71
70
19
57
12
63
57 34
82
f
Metropolitan Biding (Toronto—
13
27
60
27$
9334
Lord Nelson Hotel s f 4s '47.M&N
Lords Court Bldg 534s 1942. J&D f
General 7s 1941
...J&D f
Income 4-6s 1944
29
101
Provident Loan Society 6 % ctfs.
Company—
534s double stamped 1961.....
53*s unstamped 1961
/
Quincy Station P O (Chicago)—
6s May 1 1941
J&D /
1st extended inc 5s 1950—J&D /
Realty Assoc Sec Oorp—
56
Merchants Nat Prop 4s 1958(w s) /
11
70
-
1600 Walnut St (Phila) 1st 6s '47.
1512 Spruce St (Phila)—
1st mtge 6s 1943
A&O
40 Exchange Place 5 34s 1956.J&J
40 Wall St Bldg 1st 6s 1958
42 Broadway Bldg 6s 1939...J&J
48 West 48th St Bldg 6s 1936
1400 B'way Bldg 6 34s stm-194814i0 B'way Bldg 334s 1941.A&O
FwtDetTheawe
A&O
Fox Metropolitan Playhouse—
sink fund conv 634% ctfs 1932- /
Fox New Academy of Music
1st leasehold 634stol941.M&S
Fox Theatre & Office Bldg
1st ■ ffls 1941
M&S /
Fox St Louis Theatre Bldg—
lit sf 634s 1942
A&O /
/
/
...
Towers—
1946
44j
M&N / ,74
534., 1946
6834
...
F&A /
Lincoln Mtge & Title—
Guar 534s ctfs of deposit
Loews Midland Theatre
Pennsylvania Bldg 6s 1939-M&N /
Philip Schuyler 6s serial
Pierrepont Hotel 534s 1940
/
Pitts Hotels Oorp 1st 534s '48M&.I /
Poll New Engl Theatres 5s. 1958
Gen income 5s 1983
M&N f
Price Realty Co Ltd—
65
27
30
Prudence
Lincoln 42d St Oorp—
7s
-
Edge water Beach Apts 6s to '43—
11 Park Place Corp 4s 1948
11 West 42d St 4s 1945
M&N
SO Broad St Bldg 634* 1950-M&8
80 Fifth Avenueis. 1940
J&D
Eppley Hotels 1st sf 3-5s 1951 J&J
•
98
73
Court & Kemsen Sts (Brooklyn)
6s 1940
A&O /
38
Davidson Rlty 6s w w l940 A&O
105
Detroit Hotel 63*s to 1941—M&S
32
Dorset (The) 6s 1941 ctfs
31
Drake (The) 6s 1939
35
M&N
Eastern Ambassador Hot 514s '47
8634
Manhattan
8
9934
8334
4734
4634
21
/
Lefcou t State Bldg—
Extend 1st 4-6 3£s 1948
Lewis Morris Apts 634s 1937
21
M&S
1st 6s 1942
59
1st M s f 3s loan ctfs 1955 F&A
Park Central Hotel 6s ctfs 1935- /
Park
present 1st 6s 1940—M&S /
Park Lane Oorp 634s 1943—J&D /
Park Lexington 634s ctfb 1953/
Park Place Dodge Oorp 5s vtc *52 /
1st
*451
Lawrence Hotel (Erie,"Pa.}6s 1948
1
Lefcourt Manhat Bldg—
1st 4-58 exten to 1948
Income 534s w s 1963
Bid.
Bonda.
Roxy Theatre 634s 1940
Keith Memorial Bldg 6s 1943
Lake Sh Ath Club (Ohic) 634s
La Salle Wacker 5s fixed
Majestic Apts 6s 1948......
30
68
Colonial Apartments 6s 1937
Congress Square Hotel (Port Me)
56
/
f
f
r
Hotel Sherman (Chic) 534s '46J&J f
Hotel St George 4s 1950?——
Hotel Syracuse inc 3s 1955
Hurt Building 7s 1940
J&J f
f
7s stamped 1940
Insurance Center Bldg 634a 1943 t
19
70
9
6934
102
6s 1st fee & leasehold 1942
1st 6s
,
Oleve Term Bldg 1st 6s 1941.J&J /
Cloisters "The*r (Chicago)—
6534
2334
5934 Marcy
97
X
/
Bldg (Pittsb) 7s "47--F&A
Herald Square Bldg Inc 6s 1948—
1st s f income 5s May 11948
Hotel Governor Clin 6s '4 8.A&O
Hotel Lexington 4s 1955—M&S
56
10034
ChicHerald& Exam 634s '50 M&S
„
14
58
Chesebrough Bldg 6s 1948—A&O
Chicago Evening Amer 6s 1936..
Cigar Stores Realty Holdings—
8 f deb 534a 1949 ser A .J&J
Circle Theatre 6s unassented 1936
60
91
4234
Lombardy (The) 6s 1942—M&N
London Terrace Apts 6s '40 M&N f
Lord Bait Hotel g m 6 34s '45 A&O s
§§*
68
45
12
70
93
66
36
& Office Bldg 6s, 1941-M&N
Loew State Bldg (Los Ang) 6s '42
Loews Theatre Rlty 6s '47 M&S1A
88
Bryant Pk Bldg (NY) 6Ms'45J&J / 4234
Budd Realty 6s June 1941.. J&D
10334
6s Sept 1941
10334
M&S
Bush Term Bldg 1st 5s 1960.A&O *
Butler Hall 4-5a 1947
J&J
89
28
28
Units
71
*
„
nH
Graybar Bldg (East Offices Inc)—
1st m. leaseh 5s 1946
J&D
Greeley Bq Bldg 6s 1950—
Harding Court 634s 1934—M&N
Harrlman Bldg 6s 1961
M&N
Hartford Times deb 43ns '51 M&N
Hearst Brisbane Prop—
„
Ask.
Paramount Bway Corp.—
Gair Realty Oorp 6s 1948—J&D
George Washington Hotel 6s 1944
Certificates of deposit
Granada Apt Bldg 6s 1938--M&S
Grant
month preceding the date of issue.
Woodbrldge Bldg 534* '41—A&O
7s 1940
A&O
8
2634
26
3
781.
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57
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102
64
60
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