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Boston Stock Exchange
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PAGE
EXCHANGE—BONDS.—16
EXCHANGE—STOCKS..29
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE.......39
NEW YORK PRODUCE EX¬
CHANGE
54
N. Y. STOCK
N. Y. STOCK
CHICAGO STOCK
56
EXCHANGE.59
EXCHANGE
PHILADELPHIA STOCK
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
60
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
62
BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE..-63
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
LOS ANGELES
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
EXCHANGE.66
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE...64
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QUOTATIONS
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STEAM RAILROAD STOCKS
73
INVESTMENT TRUST ST'KS & B,DS..74
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS...91
REVIEW OF MAY
BANK STOCKS..91
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS
92
JOINT STOCK LAND
Ill
REAL ESTATE BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
75
80
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL. BONDS....83
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL. STOCKS...87
...85
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MILLS
80UTHEEN MILLS...
86
CANADIAN MILLS
86
86
MINING STOCKS
INSURANCE STOCKS & SCRIP—86,112
REAL ESTATE TRUST
& LAND STKS.87
TITLE GUAR. & SAFE DEP. STOCKS..87
U. S. AND
MUNICIPAL BONDS
92
CANADIAN MUNICIPAL BONDS
94
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS....93
BANKS AND TRUST
COMPANIES... 101
CANADIAN BANKS
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upon the
looking
deepening and widening, and
sjgns of change for the better atten¬
on
the doings in
Congress and by
the Administrative and Executive
Departments of the
consideration and had to be solved.
These
balancing of the budget and providing
to meet
devising
of rev¬
sources
new
budget deficit steadily growing in magnitude;
a
measures for
tion where,
dealing with the unemployment situa¬
owing to the deepening of the gloom in the busi¬
world,
ness
problems involved
idleness
carrying out
was
increasing
at
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programs for economies in Government opera¬
tions
so
lems
of
that
spring up in periods of industrial, paralysis and tax
as
to reduce
credit
and
outlays and expenditures, besides prob¬
banking and
variety of other things
a
ingenuity of the best minds.
plexion
of
the
House
of
With
the
Representatives
political
different
com¬
from
that of the Administration and with the United States Sen¬
inclined to act
as
sort of free lance,
a
the views of the
President and of Secretary Mills were not always in accord
with
those of the Congressional
and
to get
were
is
be said that
guess
now
experiencing.
den
large
a
measure of success crowned his
plete its labors and definitely adjourn—which last
desideratum that the business world
since
the
uncertainty
legislation
recovery
efforts,
impossible to hazard
was
to when Congress could be depended upon to
as
as
was
a
com¬
the
was
especially seeking
to the outcome of much
unquestionably
was
serving to
specious
retard
business
and to hold the business world in thralldom to well-
defined fears not altogether without serious foundation.
(2)
OF
to
were
Congress,
the
idea
of
On May
which he
put
the
declared
statements
that
heart
more
and
DELAY
RESTORA¬
which this situation
determined stand in
He
the
action
a
President
generally with
message
that
in
which
revenue
the
program
of
more
necessary at this
He added that "nothing
than
enacting
prompt
the
and
legislation
"the
most
essential
factor
to
a
of
recovery
to distribute the bur¬
as
$700,000,000
to accomplish
program,
its
of all
per annum.
he declared
purpose,
that increase
measures
expenditures unless they be for undoubted
submitted in the Executive
the
emergency;
budget
Dec. 9 last;
on
a
recon¬
sideration of the legislation covering those economy projects
which
require repeal
or
amendment to the laws;
effective grant of authority to
and
consolidate
and
and
an
the Executive to reorganize
eliminate
unnecessary
bureaus and establishments."
HOOVER'S
AND
Governmental
:
THREE-POINT
STIMULATE
RECONSTRUCTION
CREASED
TO
PROVIDE
OF
CORPORATION
STATES AND
RE¬
OF
POWER
WOULD
ENTERPRISES
BE
IN¬
INCREAS¬
EMPLOYMENT.
ING
A
IN BEHALF
PROGRAM
EMPLOYMENT—BORROWING
FINANCE
three-point program announced by President Hoover
May 12,
to provide for relief
and
on
stimulate employment,
embodied in effect (said the New York "Herald Tribune")
a
substantial part of the relief proposals made on May 11 by
Senator Robinson, Democrat,
leaders of his
of the Reconstruction
the
amount
with the backing of prominent
party; it suggested that the borrowing
of
powers
Finance Corporation be increased by
$1,500,000,000 for
in
use
making loans
to
States for relief purposes and in underwriting loans for self-
sustaining enterprises undertaken either by public bodies or
private enterprises.
quoted:
It
also
was
noted
in the
paper
/
of new authority to borrow money would increase the borrow¬
ing authorization of the Reconstruction Corporation to the total amount
$3,000,000,000.
debentures
It already has authority to
and has an additional subscription
The
issue
$1,500,000,000 in
of $500,000,000 from the
*
three-point
program
confidence,"
manner
Representatives rejected both the
was
thus
summarized
in
the
New York "Times" of May 13:
1.
That the Corporation be authorized to issue an additional $1,500,-
000,000 in debentures, of the
proceeds
from which $300,000,000 is
tojbe
loaned to States for general relief measures; $40,000,000 for export agri¬
cultural aid, and the remaining $1,160,000,000 loaned to private business
for
reproductive enterprises, assured by contracts.
2.
That
State bonds and securities which cannot otherwise be floated
be purchased
by the Corporation when the proceeds of these bonds
securities are to be used for
proposed by the Treasury and the program
for
Treasury.
diminishing public confidence to "the
House
year
reduction in appropriations now pending below the figures
to Congress in
economic recovery to-day is the restoration of
and attributed
sent
imperatively demands, and an equally
defeating unwise and unnecessary legis¬
asserted
designed
"must embrace the rejection
of
made
country
in
the
of legislation.
"nothing is
into
united
he
course
balancing the budget."
courageous
lation."
which
messages
advancing the
the
bill adequate to produce the
a revenue
be increased to exceed
Such
CONFIDENCE.
5 the President sent
time than
will
and
the
in
drastic program of economy which, including the sav¬
The grant
Numerous
insisted,
he
equitably and not to impede economic recovery," and
a
can
by
CONGRESS WARNED THAT LEGISLATIVE TACTICS
TION
these,
ings already made in the executive budget of $369,000,000.
In this
urgent, persistent and unrelenting, though it cannot
and at the end of the month it
earlier
necessary revenue and so
directed to expediting
such
the country
inflation"—all
According to the President, the situation required (1) "the
Congress to perform the duties and
and
as
the protest of
over
unified efforts of the Executive and the
prompt enactment of
required of the legislative body in times of stress
trial
of
execu¬
employment and agriculture."
PRESIDENT
functions
was
uncontrolled
the constructive,
LIEF
The efforts of the President
to
of
passage
leaders, and this added to
complications of the situation.
legislation
reduction
the
Board; the threat of further legislation
Congress undertaken
startling rate;
a
for early
Commissions;
had "resulted in diminishing public confidence and
offsetting
Gov¬
ernment, where the great problems of the day were receiving
enue
and
legislation by the House placing burdens of impossible
AND
Business depression remained unrelieved during May, but
of the
program
Economy; the failure of the
give adequate authority
Governmental
the Federal Reserve
the contrary appeared to be
on
corner
REVIEW OF MAY—COMMERCIAL
in the absence
officials, and the
Special House Committee
LONDON OFFICE—Edwards & Smith, 1 Drapers' Gardens, E.C.
he
Governmental expendi¬
$132,000,000 for road-building; the action further
refusing to remedy abuse in these same services; the
virtual destruction of both the national
economy program
and
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passed; the action
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expenditures in non-service connected benefits
from the Veterans' Bureau at the
very time when the House
Alaska;
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6.
United
foreign
States,
countries
on
Committee
of the tax measures
of the House which would
increase
of the
of the publications
Commercial & Financial Chronicle and is issued monthly.
Terms for the Chronicle are $10 per annum within Continental
NO
3.
and
unemployment relief.
That the Corporation be authorized to loan funds for self-liquidating
projects such as toll bridges, tunnels and
According
to
the
so
forth.
"Herald Tribune," all
members of the Senate
the
Banking Committee with
Republican
the excep0
b
MONTHLY REVIEW
tion of
of
Iowa and John J.
Senators Smith W. Brookhart of
Blaine
insurgents, attended the
Thursday night, May 12.
That
ranked
Wisconsin,
White House conference on
besides Couzens and Norbeck, were Philips Lee
Senators present,
The
Townsend, Delaware; Frederic C.
Walcott, Connecticut; Robert D. Carey, Wyoming; James E. Watson,
G.
John
Maryland;
Goldsborough,
Ogden L. Mills, Secretary of the Treasury, and Walter
political affairs.
Newton, the President's secretary for
H.
outlined by the President was discussed in the morning at the
The plan
White
House,
to a special committee for study.
second conference of the Democrats failed to develop an absolute
A
of the
will serve as
member.
a
Other members are
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Democratic caucus and also
allocat'on
these conferences, the program contained one item
of
$40,000,000
movement
of
exports
promote
to
situation, with
many
speedily
something
do
to
agricultural
about
broken
occupied the leaders of both
both uptown and downtown,
parties,
three-hour
between
conference
:
and
Dawes,
Mr.
considered
were
of
simplifying
combining,
putting
and
into
mediate action and not to delay
"The
President
It
of
appreciation
A
Robinson's
Senator
Senator
with
several
Robinson
called
At
the
had been
close
meeting
morning.
made
Democratic
the
yesterday but
Steering
following statement
(e) The organized translation
be resumed to-morrow
culture;
1.
The
(h) Continuation of national community
(i) The introduction
the
need it
States
by underwriting only State bonds
as
may not
The funds
to
Finance Corporation
so
or
iffthe
the total limited
$300,000,000.
rather
industrial
or
sound and
public expansion
character.
there
are
self-supporting projects of
a
that would unquestionably be carried
Without entering
a
the credit machinery of the country.
bodies
and
There
is
of
no
for the purpose
constructive replacement character
forward were it not for the present
and on
the inadequate functioning of
the other hand,
of remote usefulness;
there is a real
tlie
that have been held in abey¬
ance.
The problem is to make the existing capital available and to stimu¬
late its
use
in constructive activities.
This involves, under existing
aid
which has
a
instrumentality of the Reconstruction Finance
Nation-wide organization,
Corporation either to underwrite
or
taken
by public bodies
or
borrowing powers to bo increased up to $3,000,000,000.
to
issue
and sub¬
npt involve any such sum.
all
It
is
necessary
to
sharply distinguish
place to-day because of abnormal conditions.
and being
the public credit.
non-productive of
upon
upon
is
a
such
a
course
is
Government securities and
make for the insta¬
the need for actual and rapid balancing of the budget
expressed in a state¬
May 23 by the American
Society of Civil Engineers, to which the President addressed
The issue of bonds for public works
his
redemption
be met from taxation.
in
ment issued here in New York on
direct charge either upon thq taxpayer or
examination shows that to increase Federal Government construction
beyond the amounts already provided for would
work during the next year
If
for the next fiscal year, it will upset
and for extension of credit relief was
taking
These being loans on security
the public credit, the interest on which and the ultimate
of which must
An
revenue
...
Complete accord with President Hoover in his insistence
of capital for
self-liquidating in character, do not constitute a charge against
the taxpayer or
bonds.
people of employment than will be gained."
public works. This proposal
represents a floiv of funds into productive enterprises which is not
Government
bility of the Government which in result will deprive more
But in view of the
between the use
of the category I
'public works'
the President, "necessitates making
possibility of balancing the budget; it will destroy con¬
fidence
and its total
It is not proposed
early adjournment of Congress it is desirable to provide an ample margin.
the above purposes and its use for unproductive
says
before Congress
now
It is hoped that this further process of speeding
Government bonds,
the economic machine will
increased
The proposal to build
adopted beyond the amounts already provided in the budget
furnish
provide the necessary funds as they are required by the
sale of securities of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation,
of
ance
for the loans, that as said projects must
stantial employment.
It Is proposed to
demoralize
effective relief
have de¬
increased
appropriations by the Congress. These appropriations must
be financed by immediate increased taxation or by the issu¬
by private enterprises.
part of the capital, and that the project must contribute to early
A larger and far more
'income-producing works,'
scribed,"
2, In order to safeguard the program beyond all question it is proposed
be income-producing, borrowers must have sufficient confidence to
to
non-productive
by authorizing the
make loans for income-producing and
self-sustaining enterprises which will increase employment, whether under¬
that there must be proper security
tliey impose unbearable burdens upon
unemployment at this stage can be secured by
to
tions, resort to special machinery which is adapted to furnish the necessary
It is proposed to use the
i
they unbalance the budget and
taxpayer;
Government credit.
condi¬
element of confidence.
Corporation,
works throughout
public and private character.
segment of
the proposals made by your Society and others for further
expansion of 'public works' is that they include public works
industry.
dearth of capital,
securities up to $3,000,000,000
According to the President, "the vice in that
They exist both in the field of public
demand for capital for productive purposes
contraction of credit to increase its
of organized aid to "income producing"
the Nation, both of
large number of economically
situation existing in the capital markets and
authority of the Reconstruction Finance Corpora¬
particular I called attention to last December—that is,
they would sustain and expand employ¬
a
sound security where
authority to expand the issue of its own
the field of
of artificial
only in
on
ment—but also in view of the further
providing the machinery
occupations
works
not
tion
loans
The second part of the program contemplates
than
The estension of the
(1)
market.
where employment may be increased through restoring normal
the Treasury;
Reconstruction Finance
strain, are unable to continue
to finance distress relief;
by loaning directly to such
obtained to be used for relief purposes and
$250,000,000
Corporation to such States as, due to the long
to assist such States as may
or
be in position temporarily to sell securities
Financial aid by means of loans from the
(k)
authority be granted
foreclosure and would furnish millions of dollars
employment in home improvement without cost to
of
inadequate in certain localities and to insure against any pos¬
Reconstruction
bank legislation which would
The passage of the Home Loan discount
(j)
sible breakdown in those localities, it is proposed that
of the five-day week in Government which would
employees and would add 30,000 to the
of 100,000
discharge
protect home owners from
But since the fear has arisen that existing relief measures and resources
may prove
and individual efforts in relief
present list;
is not to be
changed.
to
the
save
belongs to private organizations,
That fundamental policy
States.
the taxpayer and do not necessitate Government
of distress;
policy^ steadfastly adhered to up to the present time has been
tne
aid to unemployment as
The continuation of such public works in
borrowing;
follows:
that responsibility for relief to distress
local communities and
of the foundations of agri¬
":
does not place a strain on
The program for united action discussed by the President with Senators
as
of these credits into actualities for busi¬
Unceasing effort at sound strengthening
(f)
He predicted
May 12, following the night conference :
Robinson and Watson is
of financial stability of the railways;
Federal Reserve banks;
and public bodies;
ness
which
issued by President Hoover
was
their communities, the strengthening of building
furnishing of credit to agriculture, the protection
The expansion of credit by the
(d)
(g)
Tlie
on
of the Reconstruction Finance Corpo¬
the financial strain on thousands of small
of trustee institutions and the support
unemployment relief but that
conclusions had been reacned.
no
banks, releasing cred't to
Com¬
legislation before the end of the session.
passage of
has overcome
and loan associations, the
general sympathy with the proposal
was
which
ration,
afternoon,
Robinson announced that there
Senator
had not been completed and would
He said there
this
policy committee.
general discussion of plans for
a
the discussion
he
of the
of
conference
a
mittee and the Senate members of the
Late
parties.
The continuation of the work
(c)
his return from the White House,
both
of
of national and
held at the Capitol in the course
was
upon
Senators
the minimum increase in taxes;
The avoidance of issue of further Treasury securities as the keystone
international confidence upon which all employment rests;
(b)
Senator Watson,
day.
tju'.ck, honest balancing of the Federal budget through drastic
(a) The
reduction of less necessary expenses and
agreed that the prerequisite of any plan is
series of informal conferences
the
conferred
wherein the Gov¬
might aid in effecting business recovery, viz.:
ernment
balancing of the budget."
of
The President listed 12 procedures
ment."
im¬
for unified action and his confidence that a so¬
was
That can only be
banking,
and agriculture in conjunction with the Govern¬
industry
concrete
completion of the work at this session.
high
expressed
action in opening the way
lution will be found.
Society, de¬
from a subcommittee of the
"the back of the depression cannot be broken
done," he added, "with the co-operation of business,
Methods
form the different proposals so as to secure united non-partisan and
Presi¬
who indicated that the suggestion for a new
single Government undertaking.
bv any
Robinson and the plans of the President
Senator
provide for relief and to stimulate enlarged employment.
This was a reiteration of
of Civil Engineers.
expressed by him on May 11 and May 12.
clared that
morning the President and Senator Robinson
conference this
a
canvassed the plan of
to
be
Government bonds to
of huge expansion of 'public works'
program
issue came
bond
The White House then issued
th's statement:
"At
new
dent Hoover,
President
the
Secretary Mills and Mr. Meyer followed.
a
the views
White House Statement.
;
BONDS TO FINANCE EXPAN¬
CONSTRUCTION,
large issue of Federal
a
ican Society
4
:
The
be¬
between the President and Senator
breakfast conference
a
PUBLIC WORKS
provided for in the current budgets" was voiced by President
Hoover in a letter addressed to the President of the Amer¬
localities reporting exhaustion of their resources for
Watson.
BUSINESS
construction, in addition to the already large programs now
assisting their jobless, took the center of the stage in the capital, and pre¬
ginning with
by
finance
products
unemployment
the
'•
IN WHICH GOV¬
RECOVERY—'DECLARES
Opposition to a suggestion that "the depression can
In addition to the specific allocation
in loans to the States for relief there was also a definite
-to fore'gn countries.
The
OF
SION
of $300,000,000
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AGAINST ISSUE OF GOVERNMENT
i; their ranks.
As it was discussed at
IN
AID
OAN
ERNMENT
by the Democrats and there were marked indications of controversy within
which the President did not mention.
'
PRESIDENT HOOVER SUBMITS 12-POINT PROGRAM
Republican Senators, but no definite decision was reached
conference of
a
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President of the Reconstruction Corporation.
at
(Mont.), Pittman (Nev.)
Wagner (N. Y.), Walsh
(Ohio).
and Bulkley
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Late in the afternoon it was discussed at a
determined
The special committee was
compromise.
to go over the plan.
Senator Robinson, the Democratic leader,
with President'Hoover opened the way for a compromise,
upon
whose conference
Secretary Mills, Eugene Meyer,
Federal Reserve Board, and General Charles G. Dawes,
Governor of the
turned the Hoover compromise $1,500,000,000
Senate Democrats to-day
relief plan over
Senator Robinson,
with
13 Associated Press accounts from Washington
On May
approval
Indiana, and Frederick Steiwer, Oregon.
Also present were
would represent a wasteful use of capital and public credit.
said:
went on to say:
paper
works of largely artificial character far in advance of public
be to undertake
return and
as
letter
bond
|
as
of
issues
part of
a
May 22 regarding the proposals for
to
finance
a
huge
relief program.
expansion of
Federal
public works
At the same time, the Society
,
pointed out that several statements which the President's
c
MONTHLY REVIEW
letter mentioned
with the
APPEAL
TO
ERS
coming from it did not in fact originate
as
Society.
CONGRESS
FOR
BY
MURRAY
ON
BUDGET
ALFRED
E.
BILD—
AMONG
TAX
AND
AND
BUTLER
LEAD¬
REPUBLICAN
DEMOCRATIC AND
IMMEDIATE' ACTION
NICHOLAS
section
as well as broadening the functions of the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation for the purpose of extending aid to small business men, the
smaller
SMITH
industries, and the States, counties and cities which have been
unable to finance needed public works.
I realize as well as does the President that the necessity of
convened;
SIGNERS.
but aid for the destitute,
for the small businessman
An
to
of both branches of Congress
appeal to members
lay aside every form of partisanship and unite quickly to
adopt
fair
the tax necessary to
plan of taxation
the
made public on May 22 over
was
and five Democrats.
posted
The appeal was in the form
May 21,
Saturday,
on
sentatives, and said:
own
financial problems
which confront the American people that on behalf of vast numbers
of our
fellow citizens, we appeal through you to the members of the Senate
and of
the House of Representatives to lay aside every form of partisanship
and of
possible partisan
advantage and
quickly to
budget for the coming fiscal
year,
unite to
adopt a
well as to enact a plan of
as
taxation which shall be economically sound, fair to every group
and without discrimination
and calling
or
sectional advantage of
are so grave
that this action should
privilege
or
balanced
class
or
OF
PRESIDENT
Only slow
bill for
made in the Senate with the tax
progress was
1, that the
It then
to be exact, the early morning of
or,
in its amended form was adopted.
measure
to conference committees of the
went immediately
two houses of Congress.
pending
legislation,
and
President Hoover cut
Memorial
Day
In his efforts to hasten action on
week-end
judgment that conditions
our
be taken at the earliest possible moment.
and
nance
Economy
Committees
that would
the Government's fiscal program
a
than $200,000,000 in items enacted by
more
which had not been included in
HOOVER
RELIEF
SWEEPINGLY
PROGRAM
HOUSE
FEDERAL
AID
OF
OF
GARNER
SPEAKER
BY
REPRESENTATIVES
EMER¬
PROPOSED
CONDEMNS
SPONSORED
CALLING
AND
the
Democratic
budget would
It
FOR
a
of
caucus
Representatives,
(Dem.)
tives
an
was
May
on
relief
emergency
bond
issue
of
The bill proposes
relieving distress throughout the
additional
capital
coun¬
for
the
Corporation, to be used in making
employment
$1,000,000,000 to
authorized, and
for
and
provides
also
for
a
available for
make money
public buildings, roads and flood
con¬
trol.
Taking notice of this measure, President Hoover, in
the
Washington >correspondent
termed
used since
The
same
Dawes,
Charles G.
of
the
the strongest language the
New
A
becoming Chief Executive, denounced the Garner
■■;>/••;;;;^
■,1,
safe
majority
withstood all
stock transfer tax.
The flat rate of 4 cents
share,
a
M of 1%
was
which
was
refused
to
along with the
go
tax would
be, in effect,
The
La
.
provision for
levy of
levy to 6 cents a share.
ex¬
upon
motion of Senator
.
.
Guardia
amendment,
the New York
move
a
levy upon shares used to cover short sales, the
a
to
of threats
stricken out.
the
recommended by
Finance Committee in
io 37, to strike out this exemption,
Senate voted, 40
(
increase
Under the persuasion that such
empting loans of stock from the 4% tax.
a
to
defeated 44 to 37, and Senator Wheeler
turned down'47 to 32 on his proposal to raise the
Senate
May 30,
•••.;'
Senator Dill offered an amendment to
of the value involved.
make the tax M of 1%,
as
••
■
of members
attempts
the Treasury, was adopted in place of the House
The vote
written
into
the House
bill
as
Stock Exchange to Canada,
a
result
also was
54 to 26 in favor of the Committee amend¬
was
ment which eliminated it.
York
President "had
that probably $200,000,000 above the
reporting the Senate action.
paper,
said:
already authorized and to be
what
"Times"
measures.
Secretary Mills,
by
attended the conference,
Walsh of Montana.
harbors projects
and
Garner
Speaker
The
stimulate
to
rivers
by
$100,000,000 to be given to the President
Finance
them
upon
balance the
to
necessary
revenue
Senate bill would have to be supplied.
$2,100,000,000 proposed
the
sponsored
provides $1,000,000,000
Reconstruction
loans
of
the House
(It passed the House of Representa¬
approved.
authorization of
it
members of
June 7 by a vote of 216 to 182.)
on
;
26,
program
for his direct use in
try
majority
new
out of shuffling these two
come
the House
the Senate bill, and it was the belief of
the
that
President of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, and Owen D. Young,
$2,100,000,000.
the
leaders
impressed
was
who also
In
ahead at
The New York "Times" said:
There remained
1
1
move
the
at
effort to reach an agreement
an
still faster pace.
| Albert C. Ritchie, Maryland."
•Charles Nagel, Missouri
THE
conference
into
night in
| Joseph B. Ely, Massachusetts
Frank O. Lowden, Illinois.
GENCY
members of the Senate Fi¬
[Roland S. Morris, Pennsylvania.
Hibben, New Jersey.
Alanson B. Houghton, New York.
PRESIDENT
On May 30 Presi¬
conference.
a
dent Hoover called Democratic
White House at
[Wilbur L. Cross, Connecticut
bill,
tax
unexpectedly
Camp,
Rapidan
at
the
Sunday night, May 29, his
on
returning to the White House, to which he summoned Re¬
Nicholas Murray Butler, New York. | Alfred E. Smith, New York
William H. Crocker, California.
John Grier
particularly
more
short
publican Senate leaders for
kind.
MAY, AFTER PERSONAL
OF
DAY
HOOVER.
balancing the Federal budget, and it was not until
the last day of May,
the possible effect upon our
concern
social and political institutions of the grave economic and
OF
It provides
and will not add to the existing
way,
STATES SENATE UNTIL LAST
PLEA
June
"The undersigned view with so much
"It is
its
pay
TAX BILL TO BALANCE FEDERAL BUDGET NOT PASSED BY UNITED
of a brief
majority and
the
to
minority leaders of both the Senate and the Hopse of Repre¬
any
and also aid
This
budget.
deficit.
signatures of 11 prominent citizens, six of them Republicans
Federal
unemployment relief,
and small industries are equally urgent.
relief bill does not interfere with the balancing of the
balanced Federal budget and to enact a sound and
a
letter
balancing the
budget is urgent, and I have consistently urged this since before Congress
The section provided that the stock tax should
Treasury whenever
as
seller,
buyer
or
be paid the United States
concession of this country was involved in any way,
a
in
agent,
any
stock transaction, regardless of where
the trade might be consummated.
unemployment relief bill
pork-barrel ever proposed
"an unexampled
ment on
raid
May 27
on
to
as
the American Congress" and
the public treasury."
on
3,500 projects of various kinds
over
are
scattered into every quarter of the United States.
heretofore been
involved.
gance
discredited
Many
long distant future.
were
originally authorized
I
am
justified only in the
as
group
This
is
of $400,000,000 of these
because they
are
jobs.
It
is the most gigantic pork
on
the public treasury.
the country during
the past 24 hours,
sections who would receive
a
to
broadcast to
every part
H of 1%
The bill
when
calendar
held
true, then
this is not the United States that had the intelligence to frame the Con¬
stitution of this Republic, which fought the War of the Revolution, or the
of the
the World War, that it might be forged into the greatest
world,
the whole foundations of which
are
common
Our nation
was
not founded on
of both parties who,
the pork barrel, and it has not become
I hope that those
many
members of Congress
I know, will Oppose this bill will receive the definite
of
a
"pork-
opposition
this
declared by President Hoover, Speaker Garner of
on
May 30 stated that apparently the President's
"arises from
program
the fact that expenditures
will not be centered in
that the relief and benefits
disseminated."
It
is
United
true
that
States—and
public works
that
is
what
program
we
want
said:
to
do.
every
allow losses on secur-
"capital assets," to be
approved
Approved.
the two Gore amendments designed to dis¬
One of these provided
The other Avould disallow the excess above $75,000,
80%.
as
an
paid to any
ordinary expense item in the corporation's income tax
return.
As
hill
principal changes made by the Senate in the
the
to
as
it came originally from
The income tax rates were raised to
fact,
the House, these were well
There is
no
part
depression, and this
of
pro¬
their highest point since 1922.
the rates applicable for that year formed the
ment of Senator
to completion
of the bill, Senator Connally went
proposal, however, in the matter of surtaxes, raising the maxi¬
from 49% on income
in excess of $200,000 to 55% on the excess over
A;
$1,000,000.
The individual normal tax rates as
of income and
adopted were 4% on
The present rates are 1 y2, 3 and 5%.
Omits
Earned
Credit.
Income
The Senate bill eliminated the provision for
personal exemption at $1,000 for
married man,
person
The
was
th§ first $4,000
8% on the remainder, whereas the House bill carried three
brackets of 2, 4 and 7%.
the
In
basis of the amend¬
Cornally, Texas Democrat, adopted just before the Senate
final rush
farther in his
fixed
section of the
is proposed with a view of extending unemployment relief to every
so-called
compensation above $75,000 a year received by any officer,
few localities and
covers
the country that has not felt the blight of the
gram
a
under
arising therefrom will be widely
Speaker Garner also
the
or
employee of a corporation, the excess should be taxed at the rate
or
individual,
mum
as
years,
the payment of large salaries and bonuses.
on any
started its
Asserting that his unemployment relief bill is not
barrel,"
two
outlined in a news dispatch, as follows:
support of the people in their districts in resisting it.
the House
than
under the present law.
as
body also
sense,
honesty, character and idealism.
great by political log-rolling.
year.
more
Anti-Bonus Proposals
The
them if they fail to join in this squandering of money.
Civil War, or
for
be deducted from
similar transactions during the
The Senate amended the House provision so as to
ties
of
cupidity exists
previous approval of the "stock
taxable income only to the extent of gains in
director
prove
Practically all the Committee
m.
The Senate reaffirmed during the day its
that,
If that shall
p.
approved and motions to reconsider Avere pending
losses limitation" section, providing that stock losses may
It is apparently
just do not believe that such lack of intelligence or
been
the finish line or in for a prolonged muddle
7.20
at
largely on the outcome of the vote on the Connally amendment to-morrow.
courage
nation
Senate recessed
amendments had
their Congressmen and Senators vote for this bill or threaten to penalize
amongst the people of our United States.
of the bond transfer levy
passed by the House to 4 cents for $100 par value, was
either right at
was
the
expected that the cupidity of these towns and sections will demand that
I
as
the cities, towns, villages and
portion of this pork barrel.
The House had
charge of 8%.
a
The Finance Committee's proposed reduction
handled
Detailed lists of all these projects have been
of oil and gasoline, amounting
approved without record vote.
barrel
It is an unexampled raid
oil pipe line transportation
on
3% of the transportation charges, also was adopted.
same
unemployment relief.
no
proposed to the American Congress.
ever
tax
adopted
advised by the engineers that the
to complete a
works would amount to only 100.000 men for one year,
in large degree mechanical
to
Many of these projects
I do not believe that 20% could be brought to the
of labor required
A
from
proposed in this bill,
by Congress because of useless extrava¬
stage of employment for a year.
amount
In his state¬
the subject, he said, among other things:
A total of
have
"the most gigantic
with the provision
a
earned income credit and
single man and $2,500 for
a
that if the net income of the married
in excess of $5,000 the exemption Avould be but $2,000.
corporation tax rate in the Senate bill is 14%,
13in the House bill and 12 in the present law.
as
compared with
No penalty
was
voted
d
MONTHLY REVIEW
for making consolidated returns-
Owen
1K%.
Mortimer N. Buckner, Chairman, New York Trust Co.
In a House bill there was a penalty of
[In conference these rates and provisions were changed.—Ed.]
of a rate of three cents for first-class
The
postal increases consisted
mail and
return
a
the 1922 schedule for the second-class.
to
D.
Young,
Chairman,
General Electric Co.
Floyd L. Carlisle, Chairman, Consolidated Gas Co.
The latter
"Walter S. Gifford, President, American Tel. & Tel. Co.
For the first and second zones, 2 cents a pound; for the third
zone,
3 cents: for the fourth zone, 5 cents; for the fifth zone, 6 cents; for the sixth
William C. Potter, President,
zone, 7 cents; for the seventh zone, 9 cents, and for the eighth
and
Jackson E. Reynolds, President, First National Bank.
between the Philippine Islands and any part of the United States and its
Alfred P. Sloan Jr., President, General Motors Corp.
was:
zone
Charles E. Mitchell, Chairman, National City Bank.
V
Territories, 10 cents.
Guaranty Trust Co.
Walter C. Teagle, President, Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey.
The principal general administrative change in the present tax system had
to do with
preventing the charging off against taxable incomes of
amount of
A. A. Tilney, Chairman, Bankers Trust Co.
security losses in the declining market.
A specific provision was carried in the bill.
an
Albert H. Wiggin, Chairman of Governing Board, Chase National Bank.
undue
Woolley, Chairman, American Radiator & Standard Sani¬
Clarence M,
It provided that losses during
tary Corp.
any one year on securities held for less than two years, could be deducted
from taxable income only to the extent of gains in similar transactions.
The Senate bill carried a modifying provision allowing a taxpayer to
carry
forward
excessive loss into
an
one
List
succeeding
of Excise
year.
one cent a
Taxes.
Radio and phonograph equipment and
accessories,
cars,
gallon;
a
grape concentrates,
Reserve
Federal
40%.
Board,
Reserve
and
banks
Secretary
Both Messrs. Mills and Meyer
week been
the
visitors to
of the
correspondent
New
New
York
of
the
said to
are
York.
The
"Times," in
said:
noting this, May 19,
malt syrup,
Information reaching the capital of the organization of
a
committee of
leading industrialists to put to work the hundreds of millions of dollars in
Cosmetics, 10%.
Jewelry, 10%.
credit, released by the Reserve banks in the last six weeks, explained to
observers here the suden visit to New York yesterday and to-day of Secre¬
Sporting goods and
cameras,
10%.
Meyer, Governor of the Reserve Board.
tary Mills and Eugene
Firearms and ammunition,
10%.
Mechanical refrigerators, 5%.
Matches, 2 cents a thousand on wooden and A cent
Candy, 5%.
Chewing
in
Washington
5%.
5 cents a gallon;
wort,
12
the
(May 16) with Eugene Meyer, Gover¬
Federal
the
later
have
3%; trucks and accessories, 2%.
brew ingredients—brewers'
35 cents
of
nor
Treasury Mills.
Electricity distributions, 3%, on privately operated utilities.
Lubricating oil, 4 cents a gallon.
Home
Governors of
the
Bank had conferred
gallon.
Automobiles—passenger
of
indicated that Governor Harrison of the New York Reserve
Included in the excises, all based on manufacturers' selling price, are
the following:
Gasoline,
^ress accounts of the meeting in Washington the same
week
Washington late to-day.
Mr. Mills returned to
thousand
on paper.
the
The understanding
was
Hoover relative to the formation of
that he had conferred with President
a
super-committee and that the President was in accord with the idea.
It
is
a
well-known fact
that the President had been disturbed at the
2%.
Soft drinks—cereal
beverages, 2 cents a gallon; unfermented fruit juices,
2 cents a gallon; fountain
syrups, 9 cents a gallon; carbonic gas, 4 cents a lb.
Motor boats and yachts—annual
operating tax on graduated scale, be¬
ginning with $10 on craft less than 50 feet and increasing to $200 on craft
apparent lack of co-operation of the commercial banks of the country in
of more than 200 feet.
stabilizer to the banks in order that they
Furs,
gum,
10%.
a
pound
casings and 4 cents
on
a
pound on
Complaint Made of the Banks.
Boosts Stock
considerable
half
Transfer Tax.
The excise schedule
was
supplemental by
A bond transfer tax also
cents for each
$100
a group
of miscellaneous taxes-
was
carried in this section at the rate of four
value instead of one-fourth of 1%
par
House.
'
■
passed by the
as
on
all admissions of 41 cents and
on
that there is
more;
programs;
cable and radio
messages, 10 cents each.
Bank checks—Two cents for each check and
draft.
Safe deposit
boxes—10% of rental value.
gallon
on
Coal—10
gallon
a
on
gasoline; A cent
value.
a
cents
value
involved,
For
a
gallon
on
crude and fuel oil;
pound on paraffin and 10 cents
a
a
/
building
in the Senate bill from the
meas¬
passed by the House.
One of the most far reaching was the modifica¬
tion of the net loss
carry-over which the House bad eliminated entirely.
The Senate bill restored this
provision, operative for one year.
Another
notable change was the elimination
by the Senate of the normal tax on
dividends from stock, which the House passed
during the closing hours of
its consideration of the bill.
18 months after death of the
decedent.
TO
WITH
FURTHER
NAMED AS
COMMITTEE
RECONSTRUCTION FINANCE
CREDIT
EXPANSION—OWEN
excess
securi¬
member bank reserves,
approximately $175,000,000 is concentrated in New York.
bank credit.
to work.
D.
OF
12
TO
CORPORATION
YOUNG,
CHAIR¬
Credit Basis Laid.
could form the basis for $3,000,000,000 of member
excess reserves
But the banks have been slow in putting the potential credit
New York banks have been buying bonds in a halting fashion
but out-of-town banks have not yet joined in the move¬
v
The Federal
.
Reserve
•'
System is understood to believe that
genuine
a
stimulation could be given business if borrowers and lenders could be brought
together and this large amount of credit put to work.
governors
On Tuesday the-
of the 12 Federal Reserve banks met in Washington with the
means
of increasing the volume of bank
credit.
Following the meeting Governor Meyer said that the Governors would
return
to
to
their
determined
districts
their credit
use
was
Bank in this district will
President Hoover
devise
to
of
means
getting
banks
The appointment of the Young Committee
resources.
by Governor Harrison
looked
on
the method the Federal Reserve
as
use
to achieve this result.
on
May 20 issued
a
statement express¬
ing his gratification at the action taken in New York in the
appointment of
INDUSTRIALISTS
CO-OPERATE
of $300,000,000 of
Three Billion
These
The Senate also struck from the House bill the estate revaluation clause
AND
up
^Federal Reserve Board to discuss
ure
BANKERS
Since late February
week, and more recently at the rate of $100,000,000 a week.
ment.
estate to be revalued
indicating
The result of these unprecedentedly heavy purchases of Government
addition to rates under the Smoot
The Senate bill carried the identical
estate and gift taxes of the House
an
May 20,
.
measure.
which would allow
of
Meyer had participated in the initial
System has been buying Government securities, first at the rate of
in recent weeks,
were made
Reserve
give aid in the official efforts to expand credit throughout the country.
of which
pound.
Several notable departures
of the problems
time past it has been common knowledge that Mr. Hoover was
some
ties has been the
100 pounds.
cents
Tribune"
"Herald
York
New
$25,000,000
asphalt and bitumen.
Lumber—$3 per 1,000 board feet in
Hawley Tariff Act.
Copper—3
a
was one
The nature of the work which the Committee has to do is made clear in
Tariff Items.
lubricating oil; 1 cent
on
This
continuation of the open market policy.
a
giving earnest attention to the apparent failure of commercial banks to-
The Senate bill carried four
strictly tariff items, including duties on coal
and oil which were voted in the House.
The four tariffs were:
a
demand for commercial loans.
decreed
the recent statements of the Federal Reserve System.
Real estate conveyances—50 cents on
$100 to $500
and 50 cents for each $500 in excess of the
first $500.
Oil—2 A cents
than
meeting of the committee of 12 on May 19, said:
the
and bond issues—10 cents for each $100
par
Carries Four
no
banks which
telephone
costing 50 cents to $1; 15 cents, $1 to $2; 20 cents, $2 and
100 pounds
Federal
more
discussed at the recent meeting of the Governors of the Federal
that Messrs. Mills and
cents
broadcasting companies when broadcasting non-commercial
4 cents
The
institutions.
a
a
billion dollars in the last six weeks through -the purchase of Govern¬
a
The
more.
messages, a tax of 5% on all messages, with a 5% levy also on
charges of leased wires except for newspapers and news services and
Capital stock
financial
the
to
as
more
billion dollars,
a
On the other hand, it is asserted, the banks have not passed the benefits
telegraph
radio
going
partially
organized
might feel free to make
through open market operations have liberated
•
Telephone, telegraph, radio and cable messages—10
messages
portion
Corporation,
has already loaned half
of these relief measures on to their customers, although the banks maintain
Other items in the miscellaneous tax
group included:
Admission—10%
Finance
of credit,
ment securities.
In this group was the stock
transfer tax, which the Senate placed at 4 cents
a share instead of
A of 1 % as carried in the House bill.
rental
extensions
Reserve banks
tubes.
drive.
Reconstruction
The
liberal
Tires and tubes—2.25 cents
inner
the credit expansion
to
a
committee of 12 bankers -and industrialists
co-operate with the Reconstruction Finance Corporation
and
other
credit.
agencies
to
widen
the
use
of
Federal
Reserve
President Hoover said:
.
MAN.
I
Under tlie
of 12
Chairmanship of Owen D. Young,
committee
a
named
on
May 19 consisting of bankers and indus¬
much gratified at the action taken in New York
committee has been
by which
a
joint
appointed representing financial and industrial lead¬
of that city for the purpose, among other things, of securing that the-
ers
was
am
expansion of credit facilities made available through the Federal Reserve
trialists, to co-operate with the Reconstruction Finance Cor¬
banks
poration and
into
other
Reserve credit.
on
agencies
to widen the
The announcement
of the
use
of
move
Federal
was
made
May 19 by George L. Harrison, Governor of the Federal
together
a
Reserve Bank of New York has
It
would
seem
desirable
Washington in order that the
are
that
a
the
Governors
of the
similar manner, and
known I shall be
different>
as soon as
glad to invite them
whole program may be set up on a National
basis.
committee composed of bankers and industrialists for the purpose
affirmatively in developing business.
Its purpose also will be generally to
co-operate with the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation and other agencies to secure more co-ordinated and so
effective action
on
the part of the
banking and industrial interests.
The Committee held its first
meeting this afternoon
serve
in hopes that similar action may be taken in other Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve banks should proceed in
to
called
of considering methods of making the large funds now
being released by the
Federal Reserve banks useful
more
am
Districts.
the chairmen of such committees
Reserve Bank of New York, in a statement reading:
Governor Harrison of the Federal
I
and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation shall be translated
industry, employment and agriculture.
at
the
Federal Re¬
Bank.
The membership of the Committee, which
may be enlarged later,
follows:
>"
is
am
The "United States Daily" of May 21 said that other com¬
mittees of industrialists and financiers such
in
New
York Federal Reserve
Reserve
as
that formed
York, May 19, by Governor Harrison of the New
Bank, might well be organized in other
Districts, but the New York
Committee
was
not
necessarily restricted to that District, Ogden L. Mills, the*
Secretary of the Treasury, had stated orally May 20.
e
MONTHLY REVIEW
The newly formed committee of hankers
called into session
was
formation
on
A group
on
18, $48,100,000 in the week ending May 25, and $66,900,000
industrialists
and
in
its
May 23, for the first time since
then appointed by the
would meet again the
had been formed and that the group
be
made as to how far specific projects had been perfected for
subcommittees to work upon, or whether they were formed
in order to explore the possibilities of vague projects which
afternoon, but that at present no statement could
next
the entire group
been
be
will
might be called upon later to consider.
under
discussion by leading bankers
for months,
Committee at an early
brought before the Young
report
practical
expected that the report will be delivered to the
special subcommittee was appointed last week to study and to
A
at the
question of whether the formation of a bond pool would be
present time, and it is
general committee.
It
pointed out that a favorable subcommittee report would not neces¬
was
sarily indicate that the entire committee would favor such
has been frequently
mittee
indicated that the different members of the Young com¬
varying
to the methods by which the buying should be carried on.
Among those who favor such purchases, there are
desirable at all.
At
It
conflicting views on whether organized bond purchases are
hold
opinions
plan.
a
as
meeting of representative bankers and business men
a
at the Federal Reserve Bank of
decided to
Chicago,
on
May 25, it was
appoint a committee to consider ways and means
making more effective the Federal Reserve System's open
of
market
decision, James
B.
Chicago Reserve Bank, appointed a committee of 11 mem¬
In addition
bers, headed by Sewell L. Avery as Chairman.
to the bankers and industrialists from the Seventh Reserve
District and officials of the Chicago Reserve
the meeting, the conference
at
was
of
Governor
the
Federal
attended by Ogden L.
Mr. Meyer came to Chicago at the request
and boarded a train
Mills
and
of the local group
shortly after the close of the meeting
the national capital.
to
return
to
Mr.
Board.
Reserve
Prior to the conference
Mr. Mills stated that he and Mr. Meyer had come to Chicago
laying before the local group their
opinion on the outlook from the Washington viewpoint.
was
by Owen D. Young and the Chicago group, similar action
had been taken in St. Louis, but that while some degree of
several groups was logical,
variation in problems to be solved in the 12
the
districts indi¬
cated that no closely-knit central organization of the various
committees would be developed.
MEETING
IN WASHINGTON OF GOVERNORS OF FEDERAL
BANKS—CONTINUANCE
OF
OPEN
MARKET
POLICY
with the Reserve agents as note
available eligible paper, and
RESERVE
AS
v-",
t; ••,
CREDIT
'
The Governors of the 12 Federal Reserve banks met with
the Federal Reserve Board at Washington on
the
Board
open
issued
statement
a
saying
May 17, and
that the
policy
of
market purchases of United States Government securi¬
ties would
Governors
Reserve
be continued.
The statement reads:
of the Federal Reserve banks met to-day with the Federal
Board
and it
was
decided to
continue
open-market
operations
by the purchase of Government securities, the extent and amount to be
determined from time to time as conditions justify. \
The Washington
correspondent of the New York "Journal
Commerce," in its account of the meeting, May 17, said
of
Officials who attended the meeting including Secretary
:
Mills, ex-officio
Chairman of the Board; Gov. Eugene Meyer of the Board; Gov.
George L.
Harrison, of New York Reserve Bank, and others deciined to amplify the
They said it spoke for itself.
formal announcement.
Open Market Committee of the System, consisting of the Governors, to
$100,000,000 a week prevail¬
slow down the volume of purchases from the
ing in the last five weeks, if conditions justify.
ties slowed down after this meeting.
ing $100,000,000 a week,
were
but in
Government securi¬
They had been averag¬
the week ending May 18
FEDERAL
RESERVE
STEAGALL ACT
COLLATERAL
The
use
SYSTEM
AVAILS
TO USE UNITED
FOR
FEDERAL
OF
OF
as
This increase in the amount
offer and the Federal Reserve agents to accept
United States Government
Before giving
Reserve
Board
used in the week ending May
properly be based and of
a
formula that would
tion of each of the 12 Federal Reserve banks.
The principle upon
which the Board has proceeded is that the authority
pledge obligations of the United States Government should be exercised
to
when, after the available eligible paper has been pledged with the Federal
Reserve agents, the operating
margin of gold at the Reserve banks shall
have declined to a level which it is necessary to maintain in order to assure
the efficient functioning of
the Reserve banks.
Formula Based
on
Ratio.
The formula used in determining the operating margin to be
ments
which the Reserve banks have to function, including the
within
collateral, consisting of gold and eligible paper,
of 100%
requirements
Federal Reserve notes.
for outstanding
,
May 4 the notes outstanding were
On
maintained
consideration of the legal and operating require¬
has been derived from a
$2,736,000,000 and the eligible
available as collateral was $510,000,000, leaving $2,226,000,000 to
covered by gold.
This gold, which, under the law, can be counted
paper
be
not
only
collateral but also as reserve against Federal Reserve notes,
against Federal
as
than ample to provide the 40% reserve required
was more
actual circulation.
Reserve notes in
When this
Reserve
gold is deducted from the total cash reserves of the Federal
banks,
the remaining reserves, $977,000,000, must provide the
35% necessary against the Reserve
for the redemption
banks' deposits, the amount necessary
fund held with the United States Treasury and such
margin above these amounts as would
permit of efficient operation without
delay or inconvenience.
Margin Is Set at $400,000,000.
determining upon a formula derived from these
In
considerations the
existing circumstances, when the margin between
Board decided that in
the Reserve banks (in excess of the 35% against
at the 12 Federal Reserve banks, and
(2) Federal Reserve notes in actual circulation shall fall below $400,000,000,
the Reserve banks shall be authorized to pledge a sufficient amount of
United States Government securities with the Federal Reserve agents to
release enough gold to bring this margin up to the $400,000,000 level.
This margin of $400,000,000 is considered adequate to provide for
(1) total cash reserves of
deposits),
plus eligible paper
Reserve notes in the vaults of the Reserve banks and
operating requirements, (2) the redemption
(3) a reasonable margin above
the required 35% reserve against deposits, and (4) a slight margin above
the necessary collateral requirements against Federal Reserve notes.
In adopting $400,000,000 as the operating margin for the 12 Federal
Reserve banks combined, the Federal Reserve Board has notified each
bank of the amount that would be a reasonable margin for that bank in
(1) enough Federal
branches to meet necessary
United States Treasury,
with the
proportion to its requirements and its volume of operations.
In practice, this decision of the Federal Reserve Board will mean that
whenever a Federal Reserve bank shall find, after having pledged its avail¬
fallen below the amount
pledge with its Federal Reserve agent
securities to release an amount of gold that will bring
the margin up to the specified amount.
In adopting this principle and this formula for determining the time
and the extent of use of the authority granted under Section 3 of the Glasseligible paper, that its operating margin has
able
determined for that bank, it may
enough United States
prescribed for the Federal Reserve banks a
determine quickly, at any time, the
avail themselves of the authority under the law
Steagall bill, the Board has
mode of
procedure by which they can
extent to which they may
pledge United States
to
System as a
in the present
the use of
notes at
Reserve
circumstances, it deems it in the public interest to
United States obligations as collateral against
OF
of the Federal Reserve System.
REPRESENTATIVES AT
BOROUGH
PLOY
DIRECTING
BILL
THEIR
CONTROL
SALE COMMODITY
TO
The
authorize
Federal Reserve
such extent as may be necessary to enable the
banks to have available at all times a sufficient amount of Federal
notes and of gold not pledged as collateral to permit of unham¬
pered operation
HOUSE
securities as collateral for Federal Reserve notes.
whole the Board has adopted the principle that,
such times and to
WASHINGTON
RESERVE
OVER
CREDIT
PASSES GOLDS-
AUTHORITIES
TO
RESTORE
TO
EM¬
WHOLE¬
PRICES TO THE LEVEL OF THE YEARS 1921
1926.
House
of
Representatives on May 2, by the over¬
whelming vote of 289 to 60, passed what is known as the
Goldsborough
to restore
May 11, when $97,300,000 in United
considered the question of the principle upon
carefully
this principle in an efficient manner with due regard to the posi¬
carry out
NOTES.
States obligations was so pledged with the Reserve agents.
Reserve banks to
direct obligations of the
collateral against outstanding Federal Reserve
this authorization, which was done on May 5, the Federal
which this action should
GLASS-
part collateral for Federal
as
notes.
banks in the week ended
was so
Federal
public interest under the terms of the Glass-Steagall Act. which permits
to
$51,000,000
and the
such action until March 3 1933, to authorize the Federal
Reserve notes was employed for the first time by the Reservfe
A further
of gold pledged with the agents
the
margin of gold available for operating purposes to a point where the
SECURITIES AS PART
authority granted by the Glass-Steagall Bill for the
of Government securities
Board
of
corresponding decrease in reserves available against deposits reduced the
$50,004,000.
PROVISION
STATES
RESERVE
were
Reserve
statement
The
follows, in part:
$81,136,000, in the week ending May 25 dropped to
$58,793,000 an^in the -week ending June 1,
backing, in the absence of
that it was therefore deemed
the use of Government
Reserve
It was noticed that the purchases of
been
margin of gold for pledges
Federal
For the
Observers, however, interpreted the statement to leave the way open for
the
involved.
in the public interest to authorize
fund
STIMULANT.
their operating
on
It
also stated that besides the New York committee headed
co-operation between the
been given on May 5,
careful consideration of the various factors
forced to draw
a
with the expectation of
a
of Government obligations
use
the notes had
of
The Board found that the Federal Reserve banks had
Bank present
Secretary of the Treasury, and Eugene Meyer, Jr.,
Mills,
after
Governor of the
McDougal,
collateral back
In accordance
policy and of stimulating business.
this
with
A statement from the Federal Reserve Board
necessity.
Reserve Board found it necessary to consider whether it would be in the
meeting the "Journal of Commerce" of May 27 stated:
upon the
continued purchases of Government
of gold made the step
securities.
Indicating that the proposal to form a bond pool, which
has
a
as
briefly stated that subcommittees
unofficial spokesman
an
The
said the authorization for the
Following the meeting,
Committee.
building of the Federal Reserve Bank,
held in the
was
ending June 1, making a total of $263,300,000
week
securities with the prodigious exports
specific
of subcommittees to evolve and perfect
projects for putting excess bank reserves to active use was
which
the
at the latter date.
May 19.
Bill,
directing the Federal Reserve
System
employ its control over credit and currency in an effort
one,
prices to about the 1926 level.
The bill is a short
but far-reaching in its application and possible conse¬
quences.
In its full text it reads as follows:
f
MONTHLY REVIEW
BILL.
A
For
the Senate and House of Representatives of the United
Be it enacted by
the
a
plan
series of outstanding United
some
for the same circulation privileges which Panama 2s
now have.
This would enable national banks throughout the country, for such restricted
period of time as might be determined, to increase the volume of bank notes
in order to meet the requirements of legitimate business.
purchasing power of the dollar as ascertained by the
average
inflation by designating
'diffusive'
States bonds
of the United States
It is hereby declared to be the policy
"Sec. 31.
of
Inflation.
"Diffusive"
end thereof a new section to read as foliows:
is amended by adding at the
that
that the Federal Reserve Act
Congress assembled,
of America in
States
Suggests
.
I suggest that it would be infinitely better to authorize
"In short,
purchasing power of the dollar.
and maintaining the
restoring
Department of Labor in the wholesale commodity markets for the period
"According to my motion, this would be vastly preferable to the threaten¬
shall be restored and main¬
ing scheme now being employed by the Federal Reserve System of concen¬
covering the years 1921
1929, inclusive,
to
trating relief in the great money centres with the vain hope and expectation
by the control of the volume of credit and currency."
tained
The Federal Reserve Board, the Federal Reserve banks and the
Sec. 2.
Secretary of the Treasury are hereby charged with the duty of making ef¬
fective this
policy.
'
*
The first effect of
to cause
York
New
the passage of the bill
all the
on
by
the House
rise in the foreign exchange rates
a
here at
leading financial centers of Europe
of gold, which finally reached
prodigious proportions, aggregating for the month no less
(including $22,100,000 added to the
$235,600,000
ear¬
ment securities
by the Federal Reserve banks and the
sitions before Congress
OF
BOARD
MEYER
SAYS
RESERVE
FEDERAL
MAINTAIN
WILL
SERVE
ALSO
OPPOSED—A.
BY
HEARD
RESERVE
STANDARD—GOLDSBOROUGH
GOLD
BILL
UNITED
SAYS
BOARD
O.
RE¬
COMMITTEE—MR.
SENATE
GOVERNORS WERE
OF
MILLER
TO
ADVISED
BEHALF OF BUSINESS—OPEN MARKET
hearing
a
PUSH
POLICIES.
May 17 before the Senate Banking and
on
Currency Committee, Eugene Meyer, Governor of the Fed¬
Reserve
eral
Board,
made
known
his
opposition
the
to
(directing the Federal Reserve System
Goldsborough Bill
stabilizing the purchasing power of the dollar),
and at the
same
time, in response to
John J. Blaine, Jr.
a
question from Senator;
(Republican), of Wisconsin, Mr. Meyer
proposed or that is being attempted.
embarks upon an
responsible official about either the ability or the inten¬
any
of
tion
United
the
that
added
He
States
to
stay
nation
every
wanted
the gold standard."
on
to
that
back
get
on
had
"United States Daily")
was
off
gone
it as
the Goldsborough Bill
Opposition to
the gold
as
possible.
soon
(iwe quote from the
also expressed on May 18 by
Adolph C. Miller, member of the Federal Reserve Board,
further
who
BANK
STEAGALL
THE
GUARANTEE
asserted
in
that
order
to
repair
"the break¬
CREATING
BILL
DEPOSITS
BANK
A
PASSES
FUND
$400,000,000
THE
HOUSE
OF
TO
REPRE¬
SENTATIVES.
the House
vote
27,
May
Washington,
passed
of Representatives
bill
the
of
at
Representative
Steagall amending the National Bank Act and the Federal
Reserve
and providing,
Act,
things,
other
among
for
the
guaranty of bank deposits through the creation of a Guar¬
anty Fund for $1,000,000,000.
follows in
as
Provisions of the bill
the Associated
were
Press dispatches,
May 27:
The bill proposes
the establishment of
a
$1,000,000,000 fund to guarantee-
deposits, obtainable in this manner:
$150,000,000 from the Treasury, representing the amount the Treasury
in franchise taxes.
A $150,000,000
contribution from the $300,000,000 surplus of Reserve-
banks.
A $100,000,000 assessment upon
of $100,000,000
a
Reserve member banks;
additional
an
Reserve member
if necessary, upon
year,
banks.
Loan's
the
from
Reconstruction
Finance
Corporation
total
to
$500,-
000,000, if that much is needed.
If
standard
of wicked extravagance it must eventually pay the.-
era
This cannot be avoided by fictitious devices, legislative or other¬
■
'
'•
penalty.
assessment
"There is not the slightest doubt in the mind of
asserted,
the exist¬
"My own orthodox view is that when an individual, community or nation
has received
act in
to
business would justify
"I do not pretend to say that this would be an absolute cure for
summarized
At
the
of expansion.
terms in the matter
requiring further issues of Govern¬
STABILIZATION
CREDIT IN
throughout
all national banks in all sections of the country upon equal
Without a record
MEYER
STATES
smaller communities
the
ing situation, but I do insist that it is more equitable than anything which
propo¬
ment bonds.
PRICE
into
■7,, ■;7^ 7 V. ,7'7 ■■■• 7
-7;". ,7Vv\7,. ■
■ ]/■%•'}
purely to tide over the existing emergency would
during the month), financial circles in Europe
being deeply disturbed by the large purchases of Govern¬
GOVERNOR
;
-
and it would put
wise."
marked stock
v;;-;
enable every national bank to utilize its holdings of United States bonds
has been
and to accentuate the exports
than
;
for such controlled inflationary purposes as current
hereby repealed.
was
country.
"The plan suggested,
Acts and parts of Acts inconsistent with the terms of this Act
Sec. 3.
are
trickle down
will
it
that
a
bank which joined the guaranty fund failed, the Federal
board would be required,
50%
oi
within 90 days, to
liquidating
depositors not less than
pay to
their deposits if they did not exceed $1,000, and not less than 25%
if they did.
Within six months
second installment would be paid, cover¬
a
ing the balance of $1,000 accounts and 25%
accounts would be
paid in two
all others.
on
The larger
six-month installments of 25%.
more
The bill also would—
Prevent
organization
hereafter of National
banks
having
minimum
a
capital stock of less than $50,000.
down
in
the organization
of the world which is the most
colossal in 100 years," we should
a
little patience,
have more faith in recovery
little forbearance,
a
"exercise
through
Prohibit the payment of dividends
Require Federal Reserve banks to give immediate credit
Ac¬
cording to the Washington correspondent of the New York
"Times," Mr. Meyer on May 18 disclosed that the Reserve
Board
on
May 17
banks
serve
to
instructed the Governors of the 12 Re¬
go
and
home
find
ways
and
of
means
BONDS
NOTE
"TENTATIVELY" SUGGESTS GIVING UNITED STATES
CIRCULATION PRIVILEGE
THE
Temporary
currency
was
inflation
on
States
tentatively suggested on May 24 by
for the Goldsborough
Bill to stabilize the dollar on a 1921 to 1929
on
United
purchasing level,
June 1 the Senate Banking and Currency Committee
reported the proposal as a substitute for the Goldsborough
A
Bill.
York
dispatch, May 24, from Washington
"Times"
outlined
the
attitude
of
to the
New
Glass
Senator
as
follows:
Vigorously opposing the Goldsborough program as' 'futile and ineffective,"
some
Banking and Currency Committee to consider
"feasible" substitute, and therefore suggested the bond
platform, to
whereby
circulation
Briefly, Mr. Glass has in mind a scheme of "diffusive" inflation,
outstanding government bonds could be designated for the same
privilege now enjoyed by the 2% consols of
are
Under this plan a national
known.
worth of bonds might "for a restricted period
1930, or "Panama 2s," as
bank possessing $100,000
of time" be able to obtain
$95,000 in bank notes, as may be done with the "Panama 2s."
Senator
Glass
considers that
the purpose of the
Goldsborough bill is
impossible to realize, and he also told the Committee that he was unwilling
to
plan.
the consuming
give "any seven men that God created" the power proposed in the
Further, he believes the bill would work great hardship upon
public, by increasing living costs.
and there are thousands of consumers to every
emphatic fashion he denounced the bill to the Committee, and
also that the present government security-buying program
Reserve Board
''
and
producer," he
was
must have
said
of the Federal
"indirect and futile" if not really dangerous.
If inflation of credit and currency is the real cure for the
we
be held responsible for
th9ir stock.
provide all,
or
board without
,;7.7;'7
PRESIDENT
HOOVER SIGNS
MEDIATE
CREDIT
RESERVE
Farm
Intermediate
BILL
BANKS
MAKING DEBENTURES OF
on
Loan
May 19 signed
banks
and
powers
of Federal
giving greater latitude
financing the credit needs of farmers.
in
The full text of the
printed in the "Financial Chronicle" for May
3905.
page
amendment to the
an
Act, widening the
Credit
measure was
INTER¬
BY FED¬
ELIGIBLE FOR REDISCOUNT
BANKS.
President Hoover
Federal
28,
securi¬
part of, the $500,000,000; require
The
authorizes
amendment
Federal
the
Intermediate Credit Banks to accept drafts drawn on them
by
co-operative
by
marketing
associations
banks
Federal Reserve
by the Intermediate Banking members.
President
Hoover's
and
signing of the bill
permits
the
notes discounted
of
Commenting upon
May 19 making
on
Intermediate Credit
Banks
eligible for 15-day loans by the Federal Reserve banks tobanks which
are
members of the Reserve System,
Charles R.
Dunn, Fiscal Agent for the Intermediate Credit institutions,
who directs their public financing from
New York, said on
May 21:
"This is
a
long hoped-for step in the right direction, as it will not only
facilitate the future financing of the Intermediate Credit Banks, but
also cut the cost of borrowing by the farmer
It
made eligible when th->
was
an
who
pays as
oversight that the
high
as
will
9% under
debentures were not
biU creating the Intermediate Credit Banks was
passed in 1923."
[
said this afternoon.
In
necessary to
existing conditions.!
"Increasing commodity prices by legislative mandate would affect every
consumer,
be
may
the debentures of the Federal
which, he explained, he was by no means absolutely committed.
they
as
rediscount
Mr. Glass urged the Senate
•
can
that the Corporation's loans shall be made to the liquidating
SO AS TO PERMIT BANK
based
collected.
were
Authorize the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to issue such
ties
ERAL
Senator Carter Glass as a substitute
and
checks
Provide that stockholders in National banks
INFLATION.
Government bonds
checks drawn
double liability one year, instead of 60 days, after a transfer of
security.
spreading credit according to the Board's present policy.
CARTER GLASS
the
until
on
by members, but permit charging the current interest rate
against them
and where we can expedite latter."
normal processes,
by National banks except upon the
basis of the surplus.
existing situation
inflation," he told the Committee, "we should proceed
about it in a direct and unmistakable way and not in the indirect
and utterly
futile, if not dangerous, way now being employed by the Federal Reserve
authorities," he went on.
'
Short-term financing is engaged in
Credit
Banks
Finance
monthly,
and
although
Corporation offered to
scribed portion of the
by the Intermediate
the
Reconstruction
subscribe for any
unsub¬
debentures offered in recent months,
that has not been necessary owing to the public
the debentures that has existed
up
demand for
to the present.
1
MONTHLY REVIEW
All
but
have
Credit Banks
charges recently to farmers'
their Interest
reduced
Intermediate
Federal
the
of
one
offering eligible agricultural paper
financing institu¬
to them for dis¬
of the
Norbeck-Steagall
co-operative marketing associations and to
tions
count, as a result of the passage
in
announcement issued May
May 19, according to an
ver,
24
Intermediate Credit Banks.
of the
behalf
Hoo¬
Congress and its signatures by President
Bill through
6iy2c. May 23, and closed
wheat, after opening
at 59%c. May 2, after considerable fluctuation touched 6414c.
May 23, with the close May 31 at 62%c. Corn and oats also
developed some firmness.
May corn at Chicago, after open¬
ing May 2 at 29%c., and selling down to 27%c. May 5, rose
to 32c. May 23, with the close May 31 at 29c.
July corn at
Chicago closed May 31 at 30%c. against an opening price on
to
55ysc. May 14, then rose to
May 2
ments
of its bonds
some
on
Loan
of the Federal Farm
saying:
found it necessary
conclusion was reached that a re¬
course open.
The Bank is not affiliated with
banking institution.
such that the directors
suspend further operations and the
ceivership was the only
other Land bank or
any
named receiver and
charge for the purpose of con¬
Nelson of Minneapolis was
Roy A.
instructed to take immediate
organized in 1919
serving the bank's assets.
The bank was
at Redwood Flails, Minn.,
and in 1926 moved its
office to
BllL AMENDING TARIFF BILL LIMIT¬
PRESIDENT'S POWER RESPECTING
FLEXIBLE PROVISIONS
SUSTAINS VETO.
(H. R. 6662)
restricting the powers of
flexible provisions.
The House
President Hoover vetoed the bill
On May 11
amending the Tariff Act of 1930,
the
under
President
the
May 11 sustained the veto
on
1.
The
(said the
by a vote of 178 to 166.
President were
objections to the bill cited by the
The misimpression and
uncertainty it may convey as to
its purpose.
the flexible tariff through the removal
Executive authority to render conclusions of the Tariff Commission
2.
It
practically
destroys
fective.
Opposes Conference
3.
The conditions
Conditions.
stipulated for action in an
which it is proposed should
of
ef¬
7-■
v
''v.
international conference
questions, because,
be called to deal with trade
conferences for these identic
purposes have resulted in very little accomplishment.
4
The request made in the bill that the President should "negotiate
with foreign governments reciprocal trade agreements under a policy of
mutual tariff concessions," which, he said, is in direct conflict with the
he
previous
said,
international economic
supply 10%
world price plus
bill in amended form.
42 to 30,
The bill went to the
April 28 had accepted all the
be
world price and that
considered remunerative by exporters is to be refunded up
to 30% of the amount of the duty under the terms of annual
paid, but the difference between the
In return, France
Rumania and Jugoslavia.
The maximum proportion of foreign wheat permitted to be
used in the milling of flour in France was reduced from
45% to 40% by a decree published in the French "Journal
Officiel" for May 8 1932, according to a radiogram on May 11
gets tariffs concessions in both
portion had been increased from
WHEAT
turned wheat buyer,
heard, May 5, that Russia had
London
40,000 tons of Canadian grain and
grain cash terms."
in the market for a
total of 100,069 tons of wheat, and this was interpreted
to indicate that Siberia was short of grain.
The Portuguese
Government authorized the importation of 35,000 metric
tons of wheat during May and June 1932, according to a
7,000
of Australian at "ordinary
tons
reports had it that Russia was
These
18 in the Department of Commerce
at Lisbon.
radiogram received May
from
commercial attache
the
SUSPENDS TWO OFFICIALS OF UPDIKE
STONE OF FEDERAL
BOARD REPORTED "INTERESTED" IN ACTION.
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
FROM TRADING—CHAIRMAN
CROP
DECIDEDLY
Updike Grain Co., a
Two officials of the
Farmers' National Grain Corp., were
from
subsidiary of the
suspended on May 25
and the
membership on the Chicago Board of Trade
deprived of corporate
in the Exchange's clearing house. A dispatch on
itself was ordered
company
privileges
PRICES—WINTER
Washington. The pro¬
40% to 45% on April 2.
Department of Commerce at
to the
grain
Senate amendments.
GRAIN
published on that
the ordinary duty would
9 by a vote
Senate on ApTil 1, by a vote of
President after the House on
IMPROVING
while Jugoslavia would
under identical decrees
amount
The
day.
wheat import needs
supply a
of France's total annual
for the next three years,
similar
Paris advices on May
acreage.
the New York "Evening
FARM
passed the
seeded
on
GRAIN CORP.
originally passed the House on Jan.
of 214 to 182, and the
suggestion that a bonus
23 to
Post" stated that Roumania would
wheat, and had also turned down a
other proposals in the measure.
The bill
Chicago
opened May 2 at 21 %c.
Canadian press advices from Ottawa, May 10, stated that
without a record vote the House of Commons had on that
date defeated a motion to continue the 5c. bonus on export
May 31 at 22 %c. after having
closed
having contracted for
States Daily") :
"United
closed May 31 at 23%c.
2, and July oats at
agreements between the Governments.
PRESIDENT HOOVER VETOES
ING
principal
Minneapolis.
—HOUSE
pf 32%c. May oats at Chicago
against 21%c. the opening May
be based
Bestor was quoted as
Mr.
The condition of the Bank was
to
require¬
made at Washington on
was
May 2 by Paul Bestor, Chairman
Board.
Joint Stock
its May 1 interest
Bank had failed to meet
Land
1
Southern Minnesota
Announcement that the
1
MAY
ON
BANK—DEFAULT
LAND
JOINT STOCK
BOND INTEREST.
MINNESOTA
SOUTHERN
FOR
NAMED
RECEIVER
At Winnipeg, May
May 31 at 57%c.
New York "Times" explained the
that date to the
action as
SHORT.
follows:
The course of the
grain markets was irregular, but showed
promise
of the growing winter wheat crop, particularly in the South¬
west, the State of Kansas being especially hard hit in that
respect.
The Department of Agriculture at Washington on
May 10 issued its monthly report showing conditions as of
May 1.
This estimated the abandonment of winter wheat
at 16.6%, leaving the acreage remaining to be harvested at
only 32,277,000 acres as compared with 40,432,000 acres har¬
vested in 1931.
The May 1 condition was placed at 75.1%
growing firmness, mainly, it would seem, on the poor
of
normal, compared with 90.3 in
the
1931 and
a
10-year
average
of 83.8%.
The yield per acre was placed at 13.7
bushels,
The action, voted upon
brought to a climax the
after
Here, then, was a reduction in
787,465,000 bushels in 1931.
the size of the crop
below average in
in
the
area
by 347,000,000 bushels.
extending
Illinois
from
result of the publication
east
moreover,
and unsatisfactory.
poor
very
was
nearly all sections of the country except
During the course of May,
as a
Condition
and
northeast.
conditions remained
Prices stiffened somewhat
of this unfavorable report, but
quickly weakened again, and about May 14 was at the low
point of the month.
Thereafter, however, the trend was up¬
ward, with some downward reaction again at the close of
the month.
at
54%c.,
May wheat at Chicago opened Monday, May 2,
declined to
52% c.
May 5,
recovered to
55 %c.
May 9, and touched 56% e. May 11, but then moved down¬
ward
again, touching 53%c. May 14, and then sharply ad¬
vanced
on
ing 60%c.
bushel.
unfavorable crop news from the Southwest, reach¬
May 23, with
the close May 31 at.l.56%c, per
The July option for wheat at
Chicago, after opening
Grain Co.,
Mr. Thatcher is sus¬
pended from the Board for five years, and Mr. Florentine for two years.
There is no appeal save to the directorate of the Board of Trade.
In withdrawing the corporate privileges of the Updike Grain Co., the
directors specified that its action should be effective on June 11.
The same
date
Jr., Secretary and Treasurer.
is set for the suspensions.
The
charges against
both Mr. Thatcher and Mr. Florentine and
to
54%c.
day, sold down
May 5, then advanced to 58%c. May 11, reacted
the
they had violated rules of the Board.
The principal
on the semi-annual filing of statements.
charged, had filed statements on June 1 and Dec. 1 1931,
Updike Co. were that
action was
based, it was said,
Both men, it was
that they
owned stock in the Updike company,
Statement from
The Board of
affidavits to the effect that
guilty of violating certain rules by making false
they were owners of stock in the Updike company
stock had been transferred and sold to the Farmers'
when in reality this
Grain Corp.
National
"The Farmers'
National registered two memberships on
These memberships
Trade.
members enjoy under
80 years.
the Farmers'
the Board of
entitled them to the same privileges other
the Board of Trade rules
formulated during the past
•
"Without notice, or
to do a
whereas they owned no stock.
Board.
Trade issued to-night the following statement:
"The two officers were
without obtaining offer from competing corporations,
Updike Grain Corp.,
business through this firm on the
National purchased all of the stock of the
general commission and futures
floor of the Exchange.
"The
Updike company are
Association, and the
members of the Board of Trade Clearing
Farmers' National chose to clear their business through
the Updike company.
"It developed that
the knowledge of the
statements that the
the officers of the Updike company, presumably with
officers of the Farmers' National, concealed in their
Farmers' National was actually owner of the stock when
registering their new ownership
with the clearing house.
President of the Grain Stabilization Corporation and
General Manager of the Farmers' National appeared as one of the counsel
"Geroge S. Milnor,
in defense of the
one
May 2 at 57 %c., and touching 58c. the same
two-day session by the Board's directors,
Fred J. Thatcher, President of the Updike
The officials hit are
and J. F. Florentine,
making a total production of 440,781,000 bushels,
against a yield per acre of 19.2 bushels and a production of
a
long-standing feud between the Board of Trade and
Board.
Farm
Federal
the
on
It developed that
obtaining all the brokerage*
Farmers' National in lieu of -alary.
accused officers of the Updike company.
of the officers of the Updike company was
orders which he executed from the
This testimony was
undisputed.
3
MONTHLY EEYIEW
COURSE
OF
SUGAR AND COFFEE PRICES—SUGAR PRICE
OUT
REFINERS TO 3.75c. A POUND—LOWEST LEVEL SINCE
1914.
tile Merchants of New York made public its usual
monthly
statement regarding production, shipments, sales and
stocks
The wholesale price of refined sugar was reduced
for the
third time within
reduction, which
a
week
May 5 to 3.75c.
on
2% points,
was
was made
a
pound.
The
of Carded
by the American
May 2, when the price
pound.
a
was reduced 10
This reduction, which
to
occurred
and the Revere Co.
reduced the price 2% points to
The Revere Sugar Co. met this reduction
The advance of 10 points in refined
f
announced
to
was
May 10 by the American Sugar Refining Co.,
12, and followed by the Pennsyl¬
on
become effective May
vania
Sugar Co., the Revere Sugar Refining Co., the Hen¬
derson Sugar Refinery, the Savannah
Sugar
the Godchaux Sugars, Inc., and the Western
cancelled
was
May 11.
on
The increase
general to become effective
not met
was
Refining Corp.,
Sugar Refinery
which
had
to
be
by the National
Sugar Refining Co., the California & Hawaiian Sugar Re¬
fining Corp., and Arbuckle Bros.
would have
wiped
out
The proposed change which
brought the price to 3.85c.
two-thirds
of
the
a
pound would have:
reductions
made
earlier
in
May.
raw
which in April had sold down to 0.60c.,
sugar,
but recovered to
touched
0.65c., during May
on
shipment again
one
0.60c., but the latter part of the month generally
brought 0.61%@0.62c.
announced
had been
to date
the
on
move
upward.
The Brazilian
May 24 that 320,744 sacks of coffee
destroyed in the preceding week, making the total
6,565,641 bags, of which 5,285,282
State
Sao Paulo.
of
No.
7
Rio
for
destroyed in
were
spot delivery
was
quoted at 8%c. May 31 against 7%@7%c. April 30;
7%c.
31; 71/4c. Feb. 29; 7%c. Jan. 30; 7@7%c. Dec. 31;
6%@6%c. Nov. 30; 5%@6c. Oct. 31; 5y2c. Sept. 30; 5%@
March
5%c. Aug. 31;
5%@6c.
July 31;
6%@7c. June 30;
6%c|
May 29; 6'#@6%c. April 30; 5y2c. March 31; 5% @5 %c. Feb.
28; 6%c. Jan. 31, and 7%@7%c. Dec. 31 1930.
No. 7 Santos
9%@10c. May 31 against 9c.
was
bid April 30; 8%c. bid
31; 8%c. Feb. 29; 8%c. Jan. 30; 8@8%c. Dec. 31;
7y4@7y2c. Nov. 30; T%c. bid Oct 31; 67/8@7c. Sept. 30;
6%@6%c, Aug. 31; 7%@7%c. July 31; 8%@9c. June 30;
March
8y2@8%c. May 29, and the
same
figures for April 30; 7%@
8c. March 31; 78/4@8c. Feb. 28; 8%@9c. Jan. 31;
8%@9%c.
Dec. 31 1930, and 11 ^C. Oct. 31 1930.
HOG
PRICES
AT
NEW
LOW
LEVEL
SINGE
that
the
lowest
top
price for hogs in
the
history of the
Kansas City stock yards $2.95 a hundred
pounds had been
paid that morning.
stated
also
The previous
$2.97% paid
was
one
new
low record top it was
day in September 1896.
It was
pointed out that shortly after the World War hog prices
reached
high
as
as
$23.40
a
hundred pounds.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. AND MONTGOMERY
PRICES
FROM
5
TO
WARD
&
CO.
REDUCE
50%.
Continued declines in prices of raw materials and finished
products
were
reflected in the mid-summer sales catalogue of
Sears, Roebuck & Co., mailed to customers
reductions
previous
was
in
prices ranging from
year
on
selected items.
5%
The
on
to 49%
May 19, by
below
the
following statement
issued by R. E. Wood, President of the
company:
prices in our new sales book carry not alone the reductions that
The
producers
of
demand, but
economies
we
raw
materials have
been
forced
to
accept because
of lack of
well the lowered cost of manufacturing and the widespread
have effected in our own business.
as
of the year.
a
reduction of
new
catalogue showed
40% from prices in effect in 1929.
Montgomery Ward & Co. also reduced its prices, the reduc¬
5 to 50% below the previous summer's
218,-
were
hand at the end of the month amounted
an
increase during the month of
16.6%,
during April,
com¬
pared with 508,691 bales of lint and 67,415 bales of linters
in
April 1931.
Federal
According to
Farm
Board
an announcement made by the
May 2 approximately half of the
on
1,300,000 bales of cotton held by the Cotton
Corp.,
Stabilization
650,000 bales, is to be sold during the cotton year
beginning Aug. 1 1932. It was further stated that it would
or
be the purpose to
distribute the sales "throughout the
without disturbance to markets
son
Board indicated that this action
to
or
sea¬
price levels."
The
in accord with recom¬
was
mendations made by the Cotton
Advisory Committee.
latter,
it
learned
was
from
the
Board's
understands that cotton co-operatives are
a
The
announcement
holding about 2,-
commitment of the
Board extending to July 31 1933, and it was understood
that
they would continue to withhold this cotton from the market
unless it could be sold at cost
by the Federal Farm Board
being
"approximately
cotton
nowr
tion
plus the carrying charges—a
The 650,000 bales authorized to be sold
were
one-fifth
reported by the latter
of
the
total
Corp. and by cotton co-operative associations."
announced from
sion of great
had
been
facturers
Manchester, England
on
that
Association
of
1929
day when
announced
which
of refusal
ductions
or
the
it
specified
working schedule for mill hands.
come
on
It
May 3 that
a
was
deci¬
importance to the Lancashire cotton industry
made
agreement
as
quantity
of
being withheld from sale by the Cotton Stabiliza¬
Spinners & Manu¬
would
a
terminate
standard
This action
to conclude
an
agreement
on
wage
on
the
and
the out¬
was
by the employees to negotiate
wage
the so-called
re¬
inore-
looms-per-weaver system.
This left the spinning and weav¬
ing sections of the industry, involving half a million
workers,
without any agreement on hours and
wages.
A number of
firms, however, already had entered into private agreement
with
their
system
or
employees for
ments
with
their
from Blackburn
strike
affecting
trade
was
were now
own
vote
adoption
more-looms
free to make similar
arrange¬
Associated Press advices
(Lancashire)
more
England May 19 said that a
than 200,000 operatives in the cotton
threatened
on
of the
Other members of the Em¬
workers.
on
Northern Counties Textile
men
the
had reduced wages.
that
day
Trades
by
a
decision
Federation
to
of
the
have the
the
question whether they were prepared to
ballot, it was stated, would be
made known before June
11, the day set for termination of
the employee's notices
ending all agreements on wages and
hours.
Spot Cotton in New York fluctuated quite consider¬
ably and in an irregular fashion, but suffered a
sharp break
on
the closing day of the
month, on generally favorable
weather in the Cotton Belt over the
holidays and extreme
weakness in the security markets.
Spot cotton in New York,
as against 5.60c.
April 30, several times during the month
sold up to
5.90c., namely on May 6 and 7 and again on May
20, and on May 23 touched 5.95c., after which there was a
walk out.
The result of the
steady decline, with a severe break on May 31, as
already
stated, which carried the price at the close of the month
down to 5.30c.
were
Print cloths at Fall River for 28 in.
64x64
marked down
on May 20 from
2%c. a yd. to 2%c.
In the wool trade the
unsettlement in the raw wool market
a
disturbing feature to the manufacturer no less than
to the wool
grower and dealer.
The goods market was un¬
settled by weakness in the raw material and the
raw ma¬
terial was weak because of absence
of demand from the
tions ranging from
goods manufacturer—so
levels.
mill
THE TEXTILE
COTTON
COTTON
The
more
MARKETS AND THE COURSE OF SILK AND RUBBER-
STABILIZATION
IN
textile
YEAR
CORP.
TO
BEGINNING AUG.
market
during
SELL
1
650,000
BALES
OF
1932.
May continued
worthy
woolen
though
weather brought some scattered increases
buying, but not sufficiently so to make any note¬
change
in
the
situaiton.
goods and worsteds, there
In
cotton
was
one
commentator expressed it.
Wool
activity in April was reported as being approximately
only 50% of the average for recent years.
Spring prices
on rugs and
carpets were reaffirmed in New York on May
23 by manufacturers
opening their Fall lines.
The action
of
dull,
seasonable
in retail
•
April 30
on
decrease of 21.5% during the
a
14, showed only 367,280 bales of lint cotton and 50,936 bales
was
Comparison of textile prices in the
to
only 4% greater than at the beginning
The U. S. Census' monthly figures, issued May
ployers Association
1896.
Associated Press advices May 25 from Kansas
City stated
amounted
were
price around 13c.
Coffee prices continued to
Council
Unfilled orders
100,000 bales of the crop of 1930, under
Cuban
had
of linters consumed in the United States
prices which
sugar
on
302,216,000 yards,
but nevertheless
3.77%c.
May 5.
on
Stocks
month.
to
May 4, when all companies but Arbuckle Bros,
on
79% of production.
366,000 yards, representing
April 5, when leading
sugar refiners made the price 3.90c.
hope of increasing the buying of sugar, was also met
by the Revere Sugar Refining Co.
The second reduction
April
10.1% less than the production
Sales during April were
102,307,000 yards, equivalent to 49.9% of production. Shipments
during the month amounted to 162,104,000 yards, equivalent
the first since
in the
during
was
during the month of March.
points from 3.90c.
was
production
205,089,000 yards, which
ing & Molasses Co., the California & Hawaiian Sugar Refin¬
ing Co., and Arbuckle Bros. The first reduction was made
on
Cotton Cloths for the month of
April, and these
that
showed
Sugar Refining Co., the National Sugar Refining
Co., the
Pennsylvania Sugar Co., the McCahan (W. J.) Sugar Refin¬
to 3.80c.
On Monday May 16 the Association of Cotton Tex¬
activity.
BY
goods,
as
in
regularly curtailed
producers in adhering to spring quotations and
selling
terms, store representatives said, would overcome the un¬
certainty felt by the trade when it was first announced that
of the mills would wait until
Aug. I before showing
fall patterns.
Raw silk prices towards the close of
May sank
to new all time low levels in
Japan and in the market in
this city.
A sharp break on May 26 at Yokohama and Kobe
some
3
MONTHLY REVIEW
attributed to heavy selling by holders of raw silk who
been seared by rumors of a tariff on silk.
Tokyo ad¬
was
had
vices
of
May 24 spoke of "startling plans for socialization
on
the
silk
industry having been announced by the
Government and saying that bills were being
raw
Japanese
drafted for submission to the Imperial Diet which convened
on
that day."
On May 31 Japanese double extra 13-15
deniers were quoted
$1.10@$1.15 May 31 against $1.35@$1.40
30; $1.50@$1.55, Mar. 31; $1.67%@$1.70 Feb. 29;
$1.87% @$1.90 Jan. 30; $1.85@$1.90 Dec. 31; $2.20@$2.25
on Nov. 30 and also on Oct.
31, and comparing with $2.25@
$2.30 Sept. 30; $2.50@$2.55 on Aug. 31; $2.30@$2.40 on July
31; $2.35@$2.40 on June 30; $2.22%@$2.27% May 29;
$2.35@$2.40 April 30; $2.55@$2.65 March 31; $2.70@$2.75
Feb. 28 and $2.85@$2,95 Jan. 31, and 4.70@$4.75 on Jan. 31
1930.
In the 20-22 deniers, Japanese crack double extra
were quoted at $1.10@$1.15 May 31 against $1.32% @$1.37%
April 30; $1.42%@$1.47% March 31; $1.70@$1.80 Feb. 29;
$1.95@$2.00 Jan. 30; $1.85@$1.90 Dec. 31; $2.30@$2.32%
Nov. 30; $2.10@$2.15 Oct. 31; $2.25@$2.35 Sept. 30; $2.45@
$2.55 Aug. 31; $2.25@$2.30 July 31; $2.40@$2.50 June 30;
$2.07%@$2.12% May 29; $2.25@$2.30 April 30; $2.50@$2.60
March 31; $2.65@$2.70 Feb. 28; $2.85@$2.90 Jan. 31 1931,
and $4.€0@$4.65 on Jan. 31 1930.
April
Prices for crude rubber took
May.
New all time low prices were established over and
again.
On May 26th there was a further severe break
aver
on
further bad tumble during
a
heavy offerings of rubber from Singapore in the London
market with the result of establishing a new low
there and on the New York Rubber Exchange.
on
the board declined to 2.70c.
and
comparing with
record both
The price
pound, a drop of 13 points,
a
previous low record of 2.75c.
The
close on May 31 was even lower than this, the June option
selling down to 2.68c.
Ribbed smoked sheets for spot de¬
a
livery in New York were quoted May 31 at 2 ll-16c bid and
2%c. asked as against 3 l-16c. asked April 30; 3 l-16c. bid
and 3 3-16c. asked Mar. 31; 3%@3 ll-16c. Feb. 29; 4 5-16@
4 7-16c. Jan. 30; 4 13-16c.@4 15-16c. Dec. 31; 4 5-16@4%c.
on Nov. 30; 4 9-16@4%c. Oct.
31; 4%@4%c. Sept. 30; 5@
5%c. Aug. 31; 5%@5%c. July 31; 6 13-16@6 15-16c. June 30;
6%c. bid May 29; 5%@6c. April 30; 6ys@7c. March 31;
7%@7%c. Feb. 28; 7%@8c. Jan. 31; 8%@8%c. Dec. 31
1930, and 15%@15%c. Feb. 28 1930.
CONTINUED
LACK
OF
IMPROVEMENT
IN
STEEL CORPORATION ANNOUNCES
WAGES—COPPER
On May
PRICES
DROP
6 announcement
THE
A
STILL
came
STEEL
FURTHER
TRADE—U.
S.
REDUCTION IN
metal steadied
in
approving
bill.
revenue
the action of the U. S.
on
an
import tax
In
marked down
New
the
that, effective May 16th,
May 23
on
market Lake copper
York
was
May 4 from 5%c. to 5%c. and lowered to
on
5%c.
on May 20; electrolytic copper was reduced May 11
5%c. to 5%c., on May 12 to 5%c., on May 17 to 5%c.,
and on May 20 to 5c., but was marked up again on May 25 to
5%c. Tin prices fluctuated erratically as usual, but with an
from
upward
so that the quotation May 31 was 20.50c.
April 29. Associated Press advices from Lon¬
don, May 3, announced that tin production in the principal
trend,
against 19c.
on
tin countries would be
suspended during June and July and
August at the rate of 40% of the assigned quotas.
resumed in
It
stated that the International Tin cartel, in which the
was
Malay States, Nigeria, Bolivia and the Dutch East Indies
participate, decided upon this drastic action to improve the
market for their product.
The 40% reduction schedule is to
be maintained until the minimum selling price has been
increased to £200 ($732 at the exchange rates of the day
before), then the production is to be raised to 50%.
PETROLEUM
AND
ITS
GASOLINE
PRODUCTS—DRASTIC REDUCTIONS
PRICES
METROPOLITAN
IN
A four-cent reduction in service station
made
by
York
City effective
the
Standard
Oil
of
as
other marketers in this
Co.
of N.
Saturday
area
one
was
IN
AREA.
prices for gasoline
Y.
throughout New
May
21
and
met
by
of the features of the
month.
The cut brought the tank wagon price down to
6%c. for gasoline delivered, while the tank car quotation
remained at 6%c.
The reduction was brought on by aggra¬
vated
price cutting among retailers in different parts of
the city, but most pronounced in Brooklyn.
In that borough
stations
some
had
gallons for $1.
been
offering gasoline at from 7 to 8
The action of Socony made 8 for $1 the offi¬
cial price,
including the 3c. State Tax. In the case of crude
petroleum efforts at curtailment of output continued actively
in progress.
Governor Murray of Oklahoma re-entered the
petroleum situation in that State.
homa
City field
Believing that the Okla¬
being drilled excessively, he declared
martial law in that territory.
This action aroused imme¬
diate objections on the part of City officials who declared
was
that Oklahoma City could enforce its own regulations.
As
result Governor Murray revoked his order but only "to see
if the City officials will enforce the City ordinance against
a
extensions."
openly
Acting Governor Robert Burns of Oklahoma
defied
the
William
Governor.
Murray lifted the State's martial rule
LOWER.
Senate
of 4c. a pound in the
on copper
H.
Alfalfa
Bill)
3,000 rich oil
wells on May 20.
The Lieutenant Governor acted while
Governor Murray was in New York making an address on
over
the U. S. Steel Corporation and subsidiary companies would
"reduce by approximately 15% all wage and salary rates at
behalf
all departments in the more important steel districts and in
other locations to rates reflecting equitable differentials."
claimed by
again pro¬
Governor Murray to prevent the Courts from
interfering
by
Shortly aftef this announcement word came from Bethlehem,
Pa., of a similar reduction by the Bethlehem Steel Corpora¬
Other than to
tion.
Other steel concerns, like the Republic Steel Corpora¬
tion of Youngstown, Ohio, and the Inland Steel Company of
Chicago,
with
announced
those of the
business
Workers
efforts
reduced the
cut
same
make
States Steel
reductions
-in
Corporation.
line
These
general slashes made by the steel
to
available.
was
would
United
cuts were the second
panies in
they
adjust costs to the small
On
Aug.
10% and
amount.
on
1931
1
the
amount
of
pay
com¬
of
salaried
Oct.vl 1931, wage scales
were
The steel trade continued severely
depressed.
On its issue of May 19 the Age reported that
steel ingot production for the country had risen a
point to
25% of the capacity of the mills against 24% in the two
preceding weeks, but the next week this increase was lost
again and by the close of the month production was down
only 23%. The Iron Age in its issue of June 2 said that
mild improvement was in evidence in some steel
products,
to
but had not reached mill
decline
in
books
in
time to prevent another
ingot output to 23%
of the country's capacity,
this lowered rate having been partly brought about
by the
Memorial holiday on May 30.
The Age makes the composite
price of finished steel May 31 2.087c. per lb. the same as a
month earlier, the composite price of pig iron
$14.06 per
"gross ton against $14.35 a month earlier, add the composite
price of steel scrap $7.33 a gross ton against $8.04
a month
earlier.
In
the
feature.
May
non-ferrous
A
12 when
metals
all
time
first
hand
new
low
copper
for
metal
was
copper
became
domestic market from several sources at
again
a
reached
was
available
5%c.
weak
a
in
on
the
established
May 20 when copper became
available in the domestic market at 5%c. a pound delivered
for
the
nearer
months.
on
The
last quarter of the year fell to
Oklahoma, that the State has the
limit the
State
the
whose official
price remained un¬
changed at. 6%c. c.i.f. Hamburg, Havre and London is under¬
stood to have sold
20 at 5%c.
small amount, of foreign copper on
May
Towards the close of the month the price of the
a
of
common
a
the
amount
proration.
on
of
the
and authority
the
reasonable
wells of
daily
market
require ratable production by all taking from
of
supply.
May 2 issued
source
Commission
power
production of oil and gas from
to
demand and to
In East Texas the Railroad
order reducing the per^well
an
daily allowable output in the East Texas oil fields to 61
barrels for the first 15 days of May from 67 barrels in the
preceding 15 days.
For the last half of May the allowable
On May 31 a further order was is¬
fixed at 59 barrels.
was
sued
reducing the allowable output for the first 15 days
On May 31 allowable oil production
in the South Oklahoma City field was reduced by nearly
of June to 54 barrels.
8.000 barrels daily for June by order of the State Corpora¬
tion Commission after a hearing to determine market demands for oil from the
city field for the next month.
1
The
Corporation Commission fixed the allowable production at
exact figure set by nominations of pipe line and oil
the
purchasing companies, 97,336 barrels a day, compared with
Mav allowable of 105.000 barrels daily.
In the following
the important changes during May in prices both
show
we
for crude oil and the refined
product:
Crude Oil.
/
May 17.—Pure
10c.
a
barrel.
Oil
Co.
advances Midland
County,
Mich.,
crude
oil
New price, 65c.
Gasoline and Kerosene,
May 2.—Standard
service station
Syracuse,
Oil
"Co. of New York advances tank
gasoline prices
Rochester,
Buffalo,
He.
a
wagon
and
gallon in Buffalo district, including
and other points.
Also ad¬
Jamestown
retail price of kerosene He. a gallon and tank car price He.
a
gallon
throughout territory.
May 2.—Standard
ritory.
European
Presidential
was
enforcement
of
ports
May 17 against 5%c. previously.
It was reported
May 19 that copper was available at one center at 5.40c.
with
law
denounce acting Governor Robert Burns for
to
company
on
Democratic
Corporation Commission from enforcing proration.
In a
unanimous opinion, written by Justice Butler, the U. S. Su¬
preme Court on May 16 decided in the case of the State
May 17.
Foreign copper reached a new low level when
it sold at the equivalent of 5%c. a pound c.i.f. base
Copper Exporters, Inc.,
injunction
the
martial
27
bitter foe of proration, filed their petition in the Supreme
Court seeking a writ of prohibition to restrain the State
vances
price for September and the
5%c., also a new low record,
on
on
for
May
on
lifting martial law while he was in New York' Governor
Murray took no action until the Wilcox Oil & Gas Co., a
changed at 6%c. a pound c.i.f. Hamburg, London and Havre,
as customs smelter offered
copper on May 13 at 5%c. the
lowest price at which copper ever sold abroad.
Another new
was
candidacy
but
pound, de¬
livered to the Connecticut valley.
Although the official price
of Copper Exporters, Inc., for foreign copper remained un¬
low record
his
of
nomination,
lc.
.
a
Oil Co. of Indiana advances tank
kerosene
wagon
gallon throughout territory, excepting Michigan and Indiana.
advances tank wagon furnace oil lc.
except
metropolitan
a
Chicago.
Same
gallon throughout ter¬
*
-
-
.
May 2.—Atlantic Refining Co. meets gasoline and kerosene price ad¬
of Standard of New York in Buffalo district.
vances
May 2.—Standard
prices lc.
a
Oil
Co.
of Ohio
advances service station
per
gasoline
gallon throughout eastern Ohio.
/..
May 2.—The Texas Co. advances tank car kerosene price
gallon at Portland, Providence and Bajronne.'
r "
He. to 6c.
■
•
;
MONTHLY
4
to
i
6Hc. per gallon.
May 6.—Standard
6He.
at Buffalo to
Co. of New York advances tank car gasoline
Oil
gallon.
per
Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey advances
New prices are 6He. for 60 octane motor
gallon for 65 octane motor gasoline; 7He. a gallon for
May 7.—Effective to-day,
tank
gasoline He. a gallon.
car
gasoline;
7c.
a
Standard gasoline.
of New Jersey advances Grade C bunker
fuel oil 10c. a barrel and Diesel oil 20c. a barrel, making new prices 75c.
for bunker fuel oil and $1.50 for Diesel, effective at New York, Boston,
May 10.—Standard Oil Co.
Baltimore, Norfolk and
t'
Charleston.
line He. to 7c. at
Providence and Boston.
and Standard Oil Co. of Louisiana
barrel to $1.35 and Grade C bunker fuel oil 5c.
May 11.—Humble Oil & Refining Co.
advance Diesel oil 15ci per
a
grade C bunker fuel oil to 80c. at
bunker fuel and Diesel.
May 12.—Gulf Refining Co. advances tank car gasoline price He. to
7He. at Philadelphia, Baltimore and Norfolk.
May 13.—Retail price of gasoline advanced lc. per gallon to 20c. for
May 11.—The Texas Co. advances
Philadelphia, and met advances at Gulf ports on
regular grade, including 4c. State tax.
at
posts 5c. advance in grade
O bunker fuel oil
New price at those points becomes
Key West, Tampa and Jacksonville.
70c. per barrel.
May 17.—Richfield Oil Co. advances tank car gasoline He. per
gallon,
making new price 7He. at New York, Providence and Baltimore.
of Ohio advances kerosene price lc. a gallon
May 17.—Standard Oil Co
New price is 12Hc. tank wagon and 14c. service
throughout its territory.
Same company advances gasoline 2c. a
station.
'
Statewide
to
gallon in Scioto County,
structure.
May 18.—Crea
Levick,
gasoline, above 65 octane.
Cities Service subsidiary, advances tank car
He. to 7He. a gallon.
of Ohio advances gasoline lc. a gallon in
bringing
May 18.-—Standard Oil Co
Ashtabula, Mahoning, Portage, Summit and Trumbull counties,
losing no time in consulting the other governments who will
be assembled at Lausanne as to the suggestion which has
been
made."
of the Lausanne meeting.
second half
6Hc. at these points; and He. reduction at Portland, Me., new price
there
being 7c.
of Ohio reduced gasoline
May 24.—Standard Oil Co.
further fa vorable consideration was indicated
June 2. The State Department made known„
an
Associated Press dispatch said,, that if the Lausanne
conference of June 16 holds an adjourned meeting in Lon¬
of discussing plans for the' betterment
economic conditions, the United States is quite-
don for the purpose
world
"The United States and Great Britain,"
willing to attend.
it was
reported, "are in complete agreement about the hold¬
ing of a world economic conference in London, and this
Government will attend at any time such a conference can
The procedure of holding an adjourned con¬
would, it is pointed out, .definitely dis¬
sociate the meeting from the Lausanne conference, which
is viewed in the United States as concerned with repara¬
tions.
Attendance at the second meeting only would enable
the United States Government -to maintain its traditional
aloofness from all questions relating to reparations.
Although a favorable view was taken everywhere of the
arranged."
be
ference in London
proposal for an economic parley, all observers remained com¬
pletely pessimistic regarding the possible results of the dis¬
cussion at Lausanne on the reparations problem.
CHANGE OF MINISTRY IN FRANCE AND
grade gasoline lc.
gallon to new price of 12Hc., including 3-cent State tax.
INTERNATIONAL
CONFERENCE ON
WORLD ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
PROJECTED.
economic conditions is
under consideration.
Increasing rumors of important con¬
versations between the British and American Governments
led to the disclosure, apparently somewhat prematurely.
Secretary of State Henry L. Stimson made known in Wash¬
ington, May 31, that such a conference was in prospect,
while Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon informed the House
of Commons in London on the following day that all coun¬
on
world
tries invited to the Lausanne conference on
German repara¬
regarding participation
The greatest importance was
tions were
also being sounded out
in this
economic parley.
new
promptly attached to this proposal, not only in Britain and
the United States, but in all other lands as well.
Disclosure of the plan
for holding this meeting was made
result of steadily mounting conjecture
a
as
regarding the
subject of a transatlantic telephone conversation held May
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and Secre¬
25 between
Stimson.
In his first formal pronouncement on the
Stimson revealed that the suggestion for an
international conference arose from inquiries by the British
tary
subject, Mr.
Ambassador to Washington as to whether
would
world
the United States
join in a meeting to consider "methods to stabilize
commodity prices."
After due consideration, the
Secretary -added,
Mellon in
a
reply was made through
Ambassador
to the effect that this Government con¬
London
siders early
convocation of the conference might be of real
depression.
"The proposed conference
with war debts, reparations, disother than purely economic subjects," Mr.
value in the present
would have nothing to do
a
n
anient,
Stimson
It
or any
announced.
was
indicated unofficially, in following days, that the
question of tariffs also would be excluded from the
sions.
discus¬
Reports from Washington stated that the conference
would be
expected to take a wide range, covering questions
relating to currency, foreign exchange, the gold standard,
silver and other matters.
In reference to commodity prices,
a
Washington dispatch to the New York "Times"
said, it
the conference would consider the general
application of more liberal credit policies, in the belief this
will stop the shrinkage of values.
was
expected
In his statement before
the House of Commons,
Foreign
Secretary Sir John Simon remarked that the arrangements
were still
in an informal and preliminary stage, and that
the views of other Governments had not yet been made
available.
"It has
to be
remembered," he said, "that the
include,
terms of reference for the conference at Lausanne
among
other objects to be sought, not only a settlement
of
reparations, but also an agreement on the measures neces¬
sary to solve other economic and financial difficulties which
prolong the present world crisis.
States sehds representatives
to the second part of the Lausanne conference, there is
are
responsible for and
may
Unless, therefore ,the United
grave
danger of overlapping and the questions of time and
place would remain to be considered
Political developments of
GERMANY—ASSASSINATION
PRESIDENT.
outstanding importance occurred
during May in France and Germany.
Cabinet crises were
occasioned in both countries by expressions of the popplar
which left no doubt that the existing
the will of the
people.
In France the Cabinet headed by Premier Andre
Tardieu resigned soon after elections for the Chamber of
Deputies, held early in May, but the resignation was not
accepted until after the new Chamber session began on
will
in
plebiscites
On the following day M. Eouard Ilerriot undertook
June 1.
development of unpredictable potentialities in world
affairs was foreshadowed in the closing days of May, when
announcement was made in Washington and London that an
A
international conference
FRENCH
regimes were not fully representative of
May 28.—Standard Oil Co. of Indiana reduced third
per
lc. a gallon in
County, to meet competitive conditions.
Hancock
as
Government
will be given
reduction in
and Providence, making new price
prices at Boston
States
United
the
to
invitation
OF
May 21.—Standard Oil Co. of New York announces He.
car
a virtuaL
to join theThat the proposal
statement was viewed in Washington
This
these sections to Statewide structures
gasoline tank
At the same time, the im-
portance of co-operation by the United States in such a
discussion is so great that his Majesty's Government is
of
barrel to 60c. at Gulf ports.
May 16.—The Texas Co
>
in Washington,
,
10.—Atlantic Refining Co. advances XT. S. Motor tank car gaso¬
May
•
conference were decided upon.
York advances tank car gasoline at
May 5.—Standard Oil Co. of New
Buffalo
REVIEW
even
if yet a further
to
form
a
orientation
Cabinet of parties with a somewhat more Left
than that of his predecessor.
In Germany a
crisis
Cabinet
was
brought
about
by President Paul von
owing primarily to the results of the Presi¬
dential election in March and the State elections which
Ilindenburg,
followed.
These plebiscites showed that the
National-Social¬
ist party
of Adolph Hitler, with its Fascist leanings, had
made huge strides.
Attempts were made to give1 the regime
headed by Dr. Heinrich Bruening a more representative-
After a protracted dis¬
Hindenburg and Dr. Brue¬
cast, but these were unsuccessful.
cussion
between President
von
ning, the latter resigned, and Colonel Franz von Papen was
commissioned
This
as
was
only
to
form
a
"national concentration" Cabinet.
quickly done, but the step was immediately revealed
a means
toward dissolution of the Reichstag and the
liokling of general elections in the Reich. A decree dissolv¬
ing the Reichstag was signed by the President June 3, and
elections must be held within 60 days thereafter.
French parliamentary elections were held early
in accordance with the Continental system, which
in May,
requires
an absolute majority in the first balloting,
with a second
test necessary in all instances where results are indecisive.
More than 3,600 candidates appeared in the contest for the
615 seats in
and
the Chamber.
First ballots were cast May 1,
they revealed a substantial victory for the Left groups,
and
especially for the Radical-Socialist party of Edouard
Actually, only 248 seats were decided in the first
election, and these showed an almost equal division between
Right and Left groups.
Owing to the established custom
of the Left parties to withdraw weaker candidates and
leave the field clear for an outright contest with the Right
party candidates in doubtful districts, this presaged a Left
victory in the second balloting, which was held May 8.
Before the second election could be held, France was
thrown into national mourning by the assassination of thePresident of the Republic, Paul Doumer.
The 75-year-old
President was shot twice on May 6 by a crazed Russian
emigre, and he died of his wounds early the next day,
despite desperate efforts to save his life.
Questioning of
Paul Gorguloff, -the fanatical Russian who committed the
act, indicated a belief on his part that the murder would
provoke France into declaring war on Soviet Russia.
A
national funeral was held May 12.
Premier Tardieu acted
with great dispatch in this national emergency, and promptly
summoned the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate to meet
at Versailles, May 10, for the election of a new President.
Albert F. Lebrun, President of the Senate, was elected by
an
overwhelming vote to occupy the Elysee Palace.
Only
one vote was taken by the National Assembly, and M. Lebrun
was elected
by 633 votes to 114 given the Socialist candidate,.
Ilerriot.
M. Paul Faure, admittedly as a party gesture.
It was at first assumed that the assassination
might
of the second balloting for Deputies, but
the incident apparently brought few changes, if any.
Thetendency indicated in the first vote was confirmed on May 8,
change the
and
the
course
Radical-Socialists
scored
second
the greatest
gains,
this--
The Socialists secured the
strongest representation of 129 seats in the new-
party emerging with 157 seats.
5
MONTHLY REVIEW
followed, May 30, and
the occurrence was
due to the direct personal action of the President.
The
German Parliament was not in session at the time.
It was
reported in a Berlin dispatch to the New York "Herald
Tribune" that the resignation was regarded in German
political circles as heralding not a mere change of Ministry,
Fall
parties of the Right lost
considered to a large degree
a
personal defeat of Premier Andre Tardieu, who relied
for support upon the Right and Center groups.
M. Tardieu
made it his first business, therefore, after the election of
President Lebrun, to hand the resignations of his Cabinet
to the new chief of the French State.
He consented to
remain in office until the meeting of the new Chamber, but
only on condition that his successor would be chosen as
Chamber.
All
important
the
quickly
It
possible.
as
,
but
May 19, when M. Herriot informed the Diplomatic Corps
in Paris that his Government would pursue a policy in
nomic
further
was
an
convened, June 1, M. Lebrun accepted the formal resig¬
M. Herriot immediately
undertook to form a new Ministry.
A coalition regime of
Kurt
startling
expected to
Baron,
a
Minister
dissolving the Reichstag almost immediately, and
general" elections. This expectation was realized
decree
calling for
German Government was more discon¬
certing, from an international viewpoint, as it signified
the end of the coalition Cabinet which had guided the desti¬
nies of the Reich with great skill for more than two years.
Chancellor Bruening and his entire Cabinet were forced
•to resign, May 30, when, at a private conference held by the
Chancellor with Field Marshal von Hindenburg, the Presi¬
The change in the
expressed opposition to important proposals of the
relating both to internal and foreign affairs.
The enforced resignation of Dr. Bruening was everywhere
dent
Chancellor
deplorable, as he had gained a world-wide reputa¬
and trustworthiness in the conduct
affairs.
The Cabinet crisis occurred, moreover,
considered
for
force, ability
of German
few weeks after the Reichstag supported the Brue¬
ning regime by
comfortable margin in a confidence test.
of the resignation was followed by the
a
Announcement
President and the leaders
usual consultations between the
important Reichstag parties and groups. These were
late May 31, when President von Hindenburg
form a "national
concentration" Cabinet.
The choice was viewed with little
4, when a Presidential decree was announced
June
making
Parliamentary elections necessary within 60 days.
new
POLITICAL MURDER
IN JAPAN—ASSASSINATION OF
PREMIER
INUKAI.
discontent also were audible in.
Japan during May, and the traditional weapon of political
murder was employed to make the complaints of factions
effective.
A band of militaristic terrorists shot and killed
Premier Ki Inukai, 77-year-old head of the Seiyukai party,
May 15, precipitating a Cabinet crisis.
The occurrence was
only one incident in a series of terroristic acts committed'
by the assailants, who attempted to assassinate Lord Keeper
of the Privy Seal, Count Nobuaki Makino, as well.
Bombs
were thrown at a number of Government buildings and at
Rumblings of political
After these attacks 18 young militaristic
surrendered and made it plain that they were
banking quarters.
malcontents
of all
motivated by
concluded
at the cost of life
commissioned Colonel Franz von Pa pen to
in
enthusiasm
with marked
Germany and
Colonel
countries.
other
Pa pen
von
was
coolness in all
not a national
figure in the Reich, where he is known chiefly as the owner
i
Neurath, German Ambassador
of the Interior, is also considered a
strong personality in the regime.
It was confidently pre¬
dicted in Berlin that President von Hindenburg would issue
develop.
a
June 3, with
Schleicher, Reicliswehr (Defense) Minister.
von
Gayl,
von
mildly Liberal parties was formed June 4, and no
only
completed
was
two minor portfolios, and
believed in Germany to
ber
tion
one or
The leading figure in the Cabinet is generally
be not the Chancellor, but General
publicans.
nations of the Tardieu Cabinet, and
previous French policies are
Government
new
London, who is regarded with animosity by German re¬
to
national and international questions.
departures from
the stress of the world's greatest eco¬
chose Baron Konstantin von
position of France with respect to important
Soon after the Cham¬
Tehrun of the
over
were
the
President von
Hinenburg promptly administered the oaths of office.
As
the Foreign Minister in the regime, Chancellor von Papen
The
Flandin informed President
Finance Minister Pierre Etienne
holding a Cabinet
crisis."
exception of
reparations and disarmament.
In
preparation for his assumption of office, M. Herriot
attentive listener, May 24, as Premier Tardieu and
debts,
war
on
Bruening Cabinet in power
tided the Reich
foreign affairs differing but little from that of his prede¬
cessor.
He made clear that he favors the established French
policies
Dr.
for maintaining
found unacceptable.
"The fall was due," the "Herald Tribune" report said, "to a
clash of views between the Chancellor and the President,
whose intimate and cordial co-operation for two years had
the
These were outlined to a degree,
views.
in his
taken
an entirely new governmental regime
Bruening handed the collective resigna¬
beginning of
the Reich.
meeting at which the President's conditions
leader, M. Herriot, would be invited to form a Government
to succeed that of M, Tardieu, and a corresponding interest
was
the
Bruening Government
tions of the Cabinet to the President after
Radical-Socialist
accepted from the start that the
was
immediately made apparent that
in
VV
.'V
;
of the
was
it
ground, and the election was
of
the
newspaper
extreme
"Germania"
and as
a
member
of the
Right wing of the Catholic Center party, to which
The party manifested its instant
Dr. Bruening also belongs.
disapproval of the choice by announcing that it will have
nothing to do -with the
Papen Cabinet.
von
It appeared,
however, that the important National-Socialist party would
view the new regime tolerantly, in the expectation that
Parliamentary elections will be held in the autumn and the
transition regime.
The
dpbbed in Germany a
Feudal Cabinet, as the choice of Ministers by Chancellor
von Papen
reflects the domination of the old German no¬
von
new
Cabinet thus
Papen
Government
prove
was
recalled
that
the
surprise and concern.
Colonel
von
Papen,
It was immediately
together with Captain
Boy-Ed, naval attache of the German Embassy in Washing¬
ton, was recalled to Germany late in 1915 at the request of
An announcement
the United States Government.
on
Dec. 3
1915
by Robert Lansing, then Secretary of State, indicated
that
the
recall
Government
requested
was
"on
account
of
what
this
ing
The
Dr.
rift
however,
probably
prove a
by the realization
temporary one.
Bruening
was
von
reflected with more
cellor to reconstruct his Cabinet.
out
of
after he issued
an
or
that
the
President
OF THE U. S.
TREASURY.
by the United States
during the month of May
placing of several new issues
bills, disposed of on a discount basis, and the
terms on which these new bills, as announced from week
to week, became steadily more favorable to the Government,,
Treasury in April, the financing
confined entirely to the
of Treasury
until
on
a
a
point was reached when the bills were discounted
so low that the rate of interest was barely more
basis
of things grew out of
of large-scale purchases of
United States Government securities w(th a view to getting
out Federal Reserve credit in corresponding measure for
than
state
This unique
nominal.
Reserve
Federal
the
policy
less definiteness
General Wilhelm Groener
asro
order for the suppression of the Fascist
by Adolpli Hitler.
The choice of
a
difficult and the post remained vacant.
Hindenburg repaired to his estate at Neudeck
proved
von
in East Prussia for
a
proclaimed purpose of easing the general credit situation
thereby inducing, as 'hoped, the ordinary banks to
assume a more liberal attitude in the granting of loans and
the making of
to check the
short holiday, and returned to Berlin
investments. The ultimate object in mind was;
decline in commodity prices and to raise such
prices to higher levels.
of
To that end it was felt a policy
inflation was necessary,
that inflation
to
Hindenburg and
theJDefense Ministry several, weeks
storm battalions built up
successor
non-partisan Cabinet on
and
in the views of President
forced
new
the
'during recent weeks by the abortive attempts of the Chan¬
was
rHE MAY FINANCING
v
indictment by a Federal Grand Jury,
an
tempered,
Cabinet will
a
and the
After the extensive financing done
'in
Papen left the United States, the choice of President
Hindenburg was considered most surprising. This feel¬
was
to form
74-year-old Admiral, who was formerly
Governor-General of Korea, accomplished this task speedily.
Three ministerial posts were allotted to the Seiyukai or
majority party, two to the Minseito or opposition group, and.
six to military and other non-partisan leaders.
improper activities in military and
early in 1916, Colonel, von Papen was charged with "setting
on
foot a military expedition against a friendly power."
Because of the questionable auspices under which Colonel
von
commissioned
May 22.
considers
naval matters."
von
was
was
capitals
of the last
economic stress and the general
disgust at the corruption and ineptitude of politicians. After
a week of uncertainty. Emperor Hirohito acted on the advice
of Prince Saionji, last of the Genro or Elder Statesmen,
to end the crisis.
The liberal-minded Viscount Makoto SaitO'
months, coupled with
a
Papen for the German Chancellorship
von
viewed with
reports to be the inflamed nationalism
in Tokio
six
promptly
was
bility, the Junkers and the military caste.
In London, Paris, Washington
and other
choice of Colonel
the old Japanese idea of registering a protest
itself against conditions which they con¬
sidered intolerable.
The real cause of the outburst was said
call
it
was
"re"-flation
such re-flation the
and it was distinctly declared
intended, though a disposition grew up
and
to
indicate
that
by means
of
previous deflation which, was held to be
responsible for the decline in commodity prices would be
The plain working of the scheme, however, was
that the Reserve credit thus forced into the banking and
overcome.
credit channels
simply congested in the financial centers in
of excess reserves, and the banks in those centers;
the effort to find employment for such excess funds bought
the shape
in
United States Treasury bills and other
of ready
liquidity.
short-time obligations
The Reserve banks in turn in the carry¬
ing out of their policy of purchasing United States Govern¬
scale with a view to putting
May 29.
Immediately after
ment securities on an enormous
somewhat
less
in
than
an
his return he confer recFTor
hour with $>r. Bruening.
A brief
additional amounts of Reserve credit afloat, as already
issued stating that the "entire political
situation" had been discussed at the meeting, but otherwise
explained (purchasers of United States securities having for
several successive weeks averaged $100,000,000 a week),
complete silence was preserved by the two participants.
showed
communication
was
a
decided
preference for the
new
Treasury bills,
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MONTHLY REVIEW
though they also indulged in the buying of United States
bonds and of Treasury notes.
This
preference for the short-term
out of the
desire
of
the
Federal
PUBLIC
(with stock purchase warrants, detachable after Mar. 15 1933,
entitling holder to purchase at any time within 15-year period
after Mar. 15 1933 and up to Mar. 15 1948, at a price of $5
Treasury bills grew
Reserve Banks
to
insure
a share,
common stock of Associated Gas & Electric Co. at
rate of one share for each $100 principal amount oi
bonds).
their own liquidity.
The process, accordingly, was that the
ordinary banking institutions, particularly at the financial
centers, had large excess reserves and turned to Treasury
bills as a ready means for investing the same.
Spirited
bidding was the natural outcome of such a situation, and
the bidding was accelerated and intensified by the knowl¬
edge on the part of those making the tenders for the bills
that in any event the Federal Reserve banks, being in the
market
for
self-same
these
Treasury obligations, could be
depended upon to take them off the hands of the purchasers
of the same.
Thus it happened that in the end the new
Treasury bills found lodgment in Federal Reserve port¬
folios and that such high prices were realized that the
yield to the purchasers of the bills—In this case the Federal
Reserve banks
themselves—dropped close to the vanishing
The United States Treasury was the gainer, but at
point.
the expense of the Federal Reserve banks.
not
escape
notice that
second hand from the
The fact should
in buying
these Treasury bills at
original purchasers the Federal Re¬
banks had to pay an even higher price than that real¬
serve
ized
by the United
original purchasers
States Treasury so as to allow these
profit on the transaction, from which
a
it follows that the full nature of the diminutive character
of the rate of return to the Federal Reserve banks is not
revealed
by the rate at which the United States Treasury
UTILITY FINANCING.
$7,000,000 Associated Gas & Electric Co.—Guar. 8% bonds of 1940
Offered to holders of company's securities,
including
various
subsidiaries.
5,100,000 Hackensack
1933.
Water Co.—One year 6% notes due May 31
Placed privately through bankers.
5,000,000 The United Light & Power Co.—1st lien & consol. mtge.
7Ms, due 1937.
Offered to holders of company's 1st & ref.
mtge. 5% bonds, due June 1 1932 at par.
1,830,800 Northern Pennsylvania Power Co.—1st & ref. mtge. 5s
of 1962 at 90 to yield about 5.63%.
Offered by J. G. White
& Co.
r!y:• v.:".v•;/v!:
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1,000,000 Wisconsin Power & Light Co.—1st lien & ref. mtge. 6%
bonds, series H, at 88 and int. yielding about 7M% and
due May 1 1952.
By Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Paine,
Webber & Co. and Hill, Joiner & Co.. Inc.
MUNICIPAL
FINANCING.
The largest
municipal offering for the month was the
$14,545,950 issue of Westchester Co., N. Y., bonds and
certificates of indebtedness, which consisted of $8,102,000
4H% bonds and $3,900,000 4M% bonds and $2,543,950
3% certificates of indebtedness. The bonds were disposed
of at a price of 100.017, a net interest cost basis of about
4.3796% and were reoffered to yield from 2.50 to 4.25%.
The certificates were sold at a price of par plus a premium
of $1,705, equal to 100.06, a basis of about 2.99% and were
reoffered to yield 2.50%.
We give below some of the larger
State and municipal offerings for the month which are as
effected its sale of the bills—from that rate must be deducted
follows:
the
$14,545,950 Westchester Co., N. Y.» bonds and certificates of indebted*
ness, comprising $12,002,000 bonds as follows:
$8,102,000
4Ms, due from 1933 to 1965, incl., and $3,900,000 4Ms, due
from 1933 to 1981, incl.; also $2,543,950 3% certificates of
profit realized by the first-hand purchases of these
Treasury discount bills, whatever that profit may have been.
As
to the sales themselves of these
were, as
Treasury bills, they
already stated, at rapidly declining rates of return
indebtedness, due June 5 1933. The bonds were awarded to a
syndicate headed by the Guaranty Company of New York, at
100.017, a net interest cost basis of about 4.3796% and were
reoffered to yield 2.5b to 4.25%. The certificates were awarded
to P. W. Pressprich & Co., of New York at a price of par plus
a premium of $1,705, equal to 100.06, a basis of about
2.99%.
Reoffered at a price to yield 2.50%.
.
until they were only a little above merely nominal figures.
The latter part of March these Treasury bills had sold on a
discount basis of 2.08% per annum.
During April the sales
ranged from an average of 1.05% per annum down to 0.62
1% per annum. On May 4 an issue of $75,000,000
and 0.63 of
of
91-day Treasury bills
was
10,000,000 State
of Minnesota bonds, consisting of $7,000,000 4Ms,
due from 1937 to 1947, incl., and $3,000,000 4s, due $1,000,000
annually from 1934 to 1936, incl., awarded to a syndicate
headed by the Chase Harris Forbes Corp. of New York,
at
100.158, a net interest cost of about 4.20%.
Reoffered to
yield 3.50 to 4.10%.
announced by Secretary Mills.
These
bills, which were dated May 11 1932, and made to
Aug. 10 1932, replaced $76,399,000 of Treasury bills
which matured on May 11.
Tenders were received up to
2 p. m. Eastern Standard time, on Monday, May 9.
These
tenders reached an aggregate of $351,661,000, of which $76,744,000 were accepted.
The average price realized by the
Treasury on this sale was 99.829, the average rate on a
bank discount basis thus being about 0.68 of 1%, which
was
not materially different, it will be observed,
from
the rate at the last sale in April, which was, as just noted,
0.63 of 1%.
Succeeding sales in May, however, were at
much better prices to the Treasury, and
correspondingly
lower rates of return to those purchasing the bills.
On
May 11 Secretary Mills gave notice of an offering of $75,000,000 of 91-day Treasury bills, these being dated May 18
1932 and made to mature on Aug. 17 1932.
They replaced
an issue of bills totaling
$75,689,000, which matured May 18.
Tenders were received up to 2 p. m. Eastern Standard time,
on Monday, May 16.
The total amount applied for on this
occasion was $395,069,000, of which an even $75,000,000 was
accepted.
The average price realized by the Treasury was
99.893, this being an average rate on a bank discount basis
of only about 0.43 of 1% per annum.
This, it was pointed
mature
,
the lowest interest
out, was
rate
at
which
any issue of
the previous low
record having been 0.46 of 1% made in the summer of 1931.
Treasury
bills
But the rate
was
was
bills dated May 25
were
of,
destined to drop still lower.
announcement came of
ders
disposed
ever
received
an
On May 18
offering of $60,000,000 of 91-day
1932, and to mature Aug. 24 1932. Ten¬
up to 2 p. m. Eastern Standard time,
Monday, May 23.
This attracted bids in the amount of
$334,818,000, of which $60,050,000 were accepted.
The
average price obtained by the Treasury in this sale was
99.927, at which figure the average rate of return on
a
bank discount business
annum.
was no more
In view of what has already
than 0.29 of
1%
per
been said, it seems
like supererogation to add that this was by far the lowest
rate of return at which any sale of Treasury bills was ever
effected, and moreover, as
banks must have netted an
indicated, the Federal Reserve
even
lower rate of return after
allowing a profit on the transaction to those who purchased
the bills at first hand.
There
was
still another sale during
5,000,000 State of Missouri 4M% road bonds awarded to a syndicate
managed by the Continental Illinois Co., of Chicago, at 103.197,
a basis of about 4.26%.
Due on April 1 from 1950 to 1955,
incl.
Reoffered at 104.25 to yield 4.16 to 4.20%.
5,000,000 Nassau Co., N. Y.,
bonds, divided into four issues.
due serially from 1944 to 1961, incl., purchased by Dillon,
Read & Co., of New York, and associates, at 101.69, a basis
of about 4.38%.
Reoffered to yield 4.30%.
5,000,000 New York, N. Y., 5M% home and emergency work relief
bonds, due $1,250,000 each year from 1934 to 1937, incl.,
awarded at par to the Chase National Bank and the National
City Bank, both of New York, jointly.
The security invest¬
ment affiliates of the banking institutions re-offered the bonds
at prices to yield from 5.23 to 5.56%, according to maturity.
4,856,000]Boston, Mass., 4M% bonds, comprising 23 separate issues.
awarded to a group headed by thelChase Harris Forbes Corp.,
of Boston, at 100.209, a basis of about 4.48%.
An issue of
$1,500,000 bonds is due in 1982 and subject to prior redemption
on or after 20 years from date of issue, while the
remaining
Reoffered at
prices to yield 3 to 4.40%.
i
issues mature serially from 1933 to 1952, incl.
3,986,000]Newark, N. JL, 53M%street opening bonds awarded to a
group headed by the Bankers Trust Co., of New York, at
!
*
100.359, a basis of about 5.71%.
Due serially from 1933 to
1962, incl.
Reoffered to yield 4.50 to 5.50%.
3,000,000]State of California 4lA% veteran's welfare bonds, due from
1937 to 1953 incl., purchased at public auction by a syndicate
under the management of the Bankers Trust Co., of New York.
The State received a price of 102.03 for the issue, the net
interest cost basis being about 4.30%.
Re-offered to yield
4.15 to 4.20%.
Changes in dividend declarations in May were again
and again mostly of an unfavorable nature.
The following table, divided into two sections, namely,
"Favorable Changes" and "Unfavorable Changes," gives
the more important of the changes:
numerous
FAVORABLE CHANGES.
American Cigar Co.-—Dividend on the common stock resumed by declara¬
tion of $2 a share payable June 15 1932.
Homestake Mining Co.—Monthly div. on the capital stock of $100 par
increased from 65c. a share to 75c. a share.
Newark (O.) Telephone Co.—Quar. div. on the no par common stock
increased from $1 a share to $1.50 a share.
Reliance International Corp.—Dividend on the $3 conv. series, cumul.
pref. stock resumed by payment of 50c. a share.
Seaboard Oil Co. of Del.—Quarterly dividend of 10c. per share on the
capital stock, no par value, payable June 15 1932. This is the first pay¬
ment since Nov.
15 1924, when a dividend of 50c. per share was paid, at
which time the company was known as the Mexican Seaboard Oil Co.
UNFAVORABLE CHANGES.
May, and the rate at that sale
was only a trifle higher than
unprecedentedly low figure just mentioned.
On May 24
the Secretary of the Treasury offered $100,000,000 of these
the
91-day Treasury bills. This was to replace $101,412,000 of
bills maturing June 1.
Bids were invited up to 2 p. m.
Eastern Standard time, on Friday, May 27.
Tie bills were
dated June 1 1932, and to mature Aug. 31 1932.
The total
of the
applications in this case was $296,503,000, of which
$100,200,000 were accepted.
The average price realized by
the Treasury was 99.919, equivalent to an average rate on a
bank discount basis of about 0.32 of 1%.
NEW SECURITY ISSUES AND DIVIDENDS IN MAY.
A limited number of
public utility offerings constituted
financing in the domestic market for
the month of May apart from the awards of State and muni¬
cipal obligations.
*
Below we give offerings of $1,000,000 or over for May,
which consisted of the following: - •
•.
•
•
^
\'
the bulk of the
new
Alabama Great Southern RR.—Semi-annual div. on the 6% cumul. &
partic. pref. stock reduced from 4% a sh. to 3% a share. The semi-annual
div. on the common stock of 4% was omitted.
Aluminum Industries, Inc.—Quar. div. on the capital stock decreased
from 25c. a share to 12MjC. a share.
Altorfer Bros. Co., Peoria, 111.—Quar. div. of 75c. a sh. on the $3 cumul.
conv.
pref. stock omitted.
American Electric Power Corp. (Del.).—Quar. divs. of $1.75
the $7 cumul. pref. stock,
a
sh.
on
and $1.50 a sh. on the $6 cumul. pref. stock
both omitted.
American European Securities Co.—Quar. div. of $1.50
$6 cumul. pref. stock omitted.
a
share
on
the
American Gas & Power Co.—Quar. divs. of $1.50 a sh. on the $6 series
cumul. 1st pref. stock and on the $6 cumul. pref. stock, both of no par
value, omitted.
American & General Securities Corp.—-Quar. div.
stock reduced from 12Mc. a sh. to 10c. a share.
on
the class A
common
American Power & Light Co.-—Semi-annual div. of 2% in common stock
on
the common stock omitted;
.
,
•American Public Service Co.—Quar, div. of lM % on the 7% cumul.
pref. stock omitted.
.
„
.
.....
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary Corp.—Quar. div. of 10c.
share
on
the
no par
common
stock omitted.
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MONTHLY EEYIEW
American Sugar Refining Co.—Quar.
from 1% a sh. to H of 1%.
reduced
div. on the common stock
7% cumul.
Arkansas-Missouri Power Co.—Quar. div. of 1H% on the
pref. stock omitted.
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp.—Quar. div. of 15c. a
pref. stock of $10 par omitted.
J.—Semi-annual div. of 40c. a share on
Associated Co., Newark, N.
stock deferred.
common
cumul.
share on the 6%
the
the capital stock of 2% a
share
omitted.
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Dividend on the common
omitted.
On Jan. 11 last a
sh. to 50c.
a
Bankers
this issue.
stock reduced from
on
$1
capital stock reduced from
share.
Shippers Insurance Co. of New York.—Quar.
the capital stock omitted.
'
&
share
a
a
stock of $100 par
distribution of 2% was made on
Atlas Powder Co.—Quar. div. on the no par common
50c. a sh. to 25c. a share.
Babcock & Wilcox Co.—Quar. div. on the
div. of $1
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada.—Quar. div. on the capital stock reduced
from 2% to 1H%.
•..
.•
Bendix 'Aviation Corp.—Quar. div. of 15c. a share on the common stock
omitted.
'
'
Best & Co., Inc.—Quar. div. of 50c. a share on
the no par common
stock
omitted.
the no par common
stock
the no par common
Blaw-Knox Co.—Quar. div. of 12Hc. a share on
stock
omitted.
Bobbs-Merrill Co.—Quar. div. of 15c. a
share
on
omitted.
Bon Ami Co.—Extra dividend of $1 a share on
Borg-Warner
Corp.—Quar.
the class A stock
dividend of 25c.
omitted.
share on the common
a
C;
stock omitted.
cumul; prior pref. stock
omitted. A quar. div. of 1% % was paid on Jan. 2 1932.
Boston Wharf Co.—Semi-annual div. on the common stock reduced from
Boston
RR.—Dividend on the 7 %
& Maine
$3H to $3
Bower
share.
a
Roller
from 25c.
Bearing Co.—Quar. div. on the common
sh. to 20c.
a
a
stock reduced
share.
(E. J.) Brach & Sons, Chicago.—-Quar. div. on the no par common
reduced from 25c.
Broad
River
sh. to 10c.
a
a
stock
share.
Co.—Dividend
Power
on
the common stock
A
omitted.
Budd
Co.—Quar. div. of $1.75 a share due at this time on
Wheel
1st pref. stock deferred.
Cabot
the
Mfg Co.—Quar. div. of $1 a share on the common
with $1.50 a sh. paid on this issue previously.
Canadian
Canners,
reduced from 17c.
a
sh.
This
stock.
a
Ltd.—Quar. div. on the conv. partic. pref. stock
sh. to 10c. a sh., and omitted the quar. div. of 5c.
the common stock.
on
Carman & Co., Inc.—Quar. div. of 50c. a
class A stock of no par value omitted.
Central
South
&
West
share on the $2 cumul. conv.
Utilities Co.—Dividends on the prior lien
and
(& Subs.).—The Noav York Curb
the corporation that the dividend on
the class A common stock shall be paid only after the scrip dividend
declared on the pref. stock has been paid in full in cash. The corporation
has called attention to the fact that inasmuch as the pref. dividend re¬
ferred to is not due and payable until Dec. 31 1932, it is evident that the
May 1 stock dividend on the class A common cannot be paid prior to
that date.
:
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Chadwick-Hoskins Co.—Semi-annual dividend of 4% on the 8% cum.
West
Exchange
Public
has
been
Service
notified
Co.
by
preferred stock omitted.
•
,
reduced
Champion Coated Paper Co.—-Quar. div. on the common stock
from $2 a share to $1.50 a share.
(A. W.) Chase Co., Ltd.—Quar. div. on the 6%pref. stock reduced
$1.50
a
from
(The) Chesapeake Corp.—Quar. div. on the no par common stock reduced
dividends on
and common stocks—be
1932 dividend.
Cities Service Co.—Directors on May 27 1932 decided that
all
of
classes
stocks—preferred,
preference
omitted after payment of the June 1
Cities Service
58 l-3c. a sh. on
the $6 cumul. pref. and 41 2-3c. a sh.
Power & Light Co.—Monthly divs. of
cumul. pref., 50c. a sh. on
the $5 cumul. pref. stock all omitted.
the $7
on
Cleveland Quarries
from 25c.
17Hc. a share on the 7%
prof, stock omitted.
Pictures Corp.—Stock dividend of 2H%
ordinarily payable
April 1, on the no par common stock omitted.
Commercial Credit Co.—Quar. div. on the common stock reduced from
25c. a share to 12Hc. a share.
Community Water Service Co.—Quar. div. on the no par
1st pref. stock of $1.75 a share omitted.
Consolidated Paper Co.—Quar. dividend on the common
a share omitted.
:y v.' ytv yy
Continental
stock of
no
share
on
$7 cumul.
stock of 10c.
Chicago Corp.—Quar. div. on the $3 cumul. conv. pref.
reduced from 75c. a share to 50c. a share.
par,
Continental
paid
was
Mortgage
the class A common stock
of 3-200ths of a share of class
General Motors Corp.—Quar. div. on the common
50c. a sh. to 25c. a share.
General
share to 25c.
a
Guarantee Co.—Semi-annual div. of $2.40 a
the capital stock omitted.
Crane Co., Chicago.—Quar, div. of
1%% on the 7% cumul. pref. stock
Hathaway Bakeries, Inc.—Quar. div.
reduced from 75c.
on
Hercules
Powder
div.
Co.—Quar.
a
share.
pref. stock omitted.
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Indiana Service Corp.—Dividend payments on
pref. stock of $100 par suspended.
Insuranshares Certificates,
par common stock omitted.
International
Cement
Power
Securities
Corp.—Semi-annual dividend on the
the class A and
stock omitted.
■
International Salt Co.—Quar. div. on the no par common
from 75c. a share to 37He. a share.
Jersey Mortgage & Title Guaranty Co.—Semi-annual dividend
a share on the capital stock omitted.
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Johansen
Bros.
Co.—Quar. div. of 25c. a share on the no par common
Mills, Greenville, S. C.—Quar.
...
div. of $2
a
share on the capital
stock omitted.
(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co.—Quar. div. on the common stock
reduced from $1 a share to 75c. a share.
Razor Co.—Quar. div. on the $4 cumul. prior pref-
stock reduced from 50c. a share to 25c. a shar
>.
Empire Gas & Fuel Co.—Directors decided to suspend dividends on all
series of preferred stock after the June 1 payment on these issues is made.
Engineers Public Service Co.—Dividend on the common stock reduced
from 35c. a sh. to 25c. A div. of 40c. a sh. was paid on this issue on Jan 2
Shoe
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—Quar. div. on the no par common stock
from 62Hc. a sh. to 25c. a share.
Equitable Office Building Corp.—Quar. div. on the no par common
stock reduced from 62He. a sh. to 37 He- a share.
Equity Savings & Loan Co.—Semi-annual dividend of $6 a sharo on the
capital stock omitted.
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops, Inc.—Quar. div. of 25c. a share on the
stock omitted.
(Wm.) Filene's Sons Co.—Quar. div. on the no par common stock reduced
share to 20c. a share.
(George A.) Fuller Co.—Quar. divs. of $1.50 a share on the $6 cumul.
partic. prior pref. stock and on the $6 cumul. partic. pref. stock both
f
omitted.
reduced
decreased from 40c.
(S. S.) Kresge Co.—Quar. div. on the common stock
sh. to 25c. a share.
Lamson
& Sessions Co.—Quar. div. of
stock omitted.
1H% on the 7% cumul. pref.
'Vv':"v>, -:r •
y
v'-.'
Co.—Quar. div. on the common stock of
Landis Machine
omitted.
50c. a share
,
Lane Bryant, Inc.—Dividend on the no par common
Jan. 1 1932 a quar. div. of 25c. a sh. was paid.
Leader Mercantile Corp.—Quar. div.
stock omitted.
y..'
.
stock omitted.
of \%% on the 7% cumul.
'
yy
On
pref.
cumul. s. f.
pref. stock omitted.
conv.
Lessing's, Inc.—Quar. div. on the capital stock reduced from
35c. a share
to 25c. a share.
75c.
reduced from
Packing Co.—Quar. div. on the common stock
Loudon
sh. to 62Hc. a share.
a
Louisiana Oil Refining Corp.—Quar.
pref. stock omitted.
•
Louisville & Nashville RR.—Dividend on the capital stock of
omitted.
cumul*
div. of 1H% cm the 6H%
On Feb. 10 1932 a dividend of 2% was
$100 par
paid on this issue.
Manhattan Shirt Co.—Quar. div. of 15c. a share on
the common stock
omitted.
Manischewitz & Co.—Quar. divs. on the no par common stock
62He. a sh. to 45c. a share.
Alkali Works (Inc.).—Quar. div. on the no par common
stock reduced from 50c. a share to 37He. a share.
(B.)
reduced from
Mathieson
the no par common
May Oil Burner Corp.—Quar. div. of 10c. a sh. on
McCall Corp.,
62Hc.
a
Merchants Fire Assurance Co.—Quar. div. of
cumul.
stock reduced
N. Y.—Quar. div. on the no par common
sh. to 50c. a share.
$1.75 a share on the 7%
pref. stock omitted.
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.—Quar. div. on the common
from 75c. a
sh. to 40c.
a
a
Meteor Motor Car
stock reduced
share.
Co.—Quar. div. on the common stock
sh. to 25c. a share.
Machine
Mesta
decreased from
Co.—Quar. div. of 10c. a share on the no par
capital
.
United Co.—Suspended dividend on the series A conv. pref.
stock ordinarily payable on June 24.
The Midland Utilities Co., a subsidiary.omitted the quar. divs. on the 7 and 6% cumul. prior lien and
the 7 and 6% cumul. class A pref. stocks payable on July 6.
Midland
Midland
—V.
Utilities Co.—See Midland United Co. above,
also Chronicle.
134, p. 3824.
div. on the $3H div. no par conv*
pref. stock reduced from 40c. a sh. to 15c. a share.
Miller & Hart, Inc., Chicago.—Quar.
Montgomery Ward &
pref. stock omitted.
Co.—Quar. div. of $1.75 a share on the $7
cumul.
(John) Morrell & Co., Inc.—Quar.
from 75c. a sh. to 50c. a share.
div. on" the common stock reduced
Munsingwear, Inc.—Quar. div.
from 35c. a sh. to 25c. a share.
the no par common stock
Muskogee Co.,
on
50c.
a
$1.75
a
stock
share.
Casualty Co., Detroit.—Quar. div. on the
creased from 30c. a sh. to 10c. a share.
National
from
reduced
Phila.—Semi-annual div. on the no par common
capital stock de¬
the 7% cumul. 1st pref. stock reduced
sh. to $1 a share.
% and 1 H % respectively,
Industrial Bankers, Inc.—Annual dividend of
the common stock omibted.
National
National Oxygen Co.—Quar.
class A stock omitted.
50c. a share
div. of 56Hc. a share on the $2.25
National Public Service Co.—Quar. divs.
conv. pref. stock and $1.75 a sh. on the
and 40e. a sh. on the class A common
cumul.
of 87Hc. a sh. on the $3H cum,
7% cumul. series A pref. stock,
and class B common stocks all
omitted.
.
National Standard Co. (Mich.).—Quar. div. on
stock decreased from 50c. a sh. to 30c. a share.
Neptune Meter Co.—Dividends o
omitted. On Dec. 15 1931 a quar.
the no par common
the class A and class B common
div. of 30c. a sh. was paid.
stocks
Central RR.—Dividend due at this time on the $100 par,
capital stock, omitted. A dividend of 1% a share was paid on this issue
New York
on
New
Nov. 2 last.
York
Investors,
cumul. 1st pref.
Inc.—Semi-annual dividend of 3%
a
sh. to 20c. a
on
the 6%
stock omitted.
div. on the no par common stock reduced
share.
,
Ohio Oil Co.—Quar.
1932.
a
of $1
cumul. pref. stock
Co.—Quar. div. on the 7%
reduced from 1 % % a share to 1 % a share.
on
,
(S. R.) Dresser Mfg. Co.—Quar. div. on the no par class A partic. conv.
stock reduced from 87He. a sh. to 75c. a share.
The quar. div. of 50c.
a sh. on tho class B stock was omitted.
^
'
from 25c.
share.
stock reduced
$6 cumul. pref. stock reduced from $3 a share to $2 a
par
National Electric Power Co.—Quar. divs. of 1H
on the 6% and 7% pref. stocks were omitted.
Raynolds, Inc.—Quar. divs. of 15c. a share on
class B common stocks omitted.
common
the no
Inc.—Quar. div. of 7c. a share on
stock omitted.
common
International
no
the
cumul*
the 7% and 6%
Co.—Quar. div. of 50c. a share on the no par
Devoe &
Dictaphone Corp.—Quar. div. of 25c. a share on the no par common
Durham-Duplex
reduced from
y':
Importers & Exporters Insurance Co. of NewiYork.—Quar. div. on
capital stock decreased from 50c. a share to 25c. a share.
National Credit Co.—Quar. div. on
,
stock
the capital stock omitted*
the common stock
on
yy
Crum & Forster Insurance Shares Corp.—Quar. divs. on the class A
and class B common stocks reduced from 25c a sh. to 20c. a share.
Dunean
capital stock reduced
the $3 cumul. class A
sh. to 37He. a share,
a
share to 50c.
omitted*
the 6% pref. stock
Hazeltine Corp.—Quar. div. of 12Hc. a share on
reduced from 75c. a sh. to
omitted.
Crucible Steel Co. of America.—Quar. div. of 1M% on the 7% cumul.
Duff-Norton Mfg.
stock omitted.
reduced
share.
a
Harriman Investors Fund, Inc.—Quar. div. on the
from $1 a share to 75c. a share, v
a
stock decreased from
Railway Signal Co.—Quar. div. on the common stock
from 75c.
Gosnold Mills Corp.—Quar. div. of 1H % on
75c.
A common
this issue.
on
stock omitted.
Colonial Finance Corp. (R. I.).—Quar. div. of
Columbia
On April 1 last a div.
50c.
Co.—Quar. div. on the no par common stock reduced
sh. to 10c. a share.
a
omitted.
from
sh. to 50c. a share.
a
share on the capital stock
a
stock omitted.
sh. to $1 a share.
from 75c.
Empire Corp.—Quar. div. of 10c.
from
omitted.
Legare Co., Ltd.—Quar. div. of 1H% a share on the 7%
preferred stocks ordinarily payable May 16, have been rescinded. Divi¬
dends on these stocks are cumulative and must be paid before any
dividends are disbursed on the common stock.
Central
General
the common stock decreased
«
compares
stock
share on the no par common
a
General Gas & Electric Corp.—Guar. div. on
a
distribution of 3%% on this issue was made in 1931.
]
Co.—Quar. div. of 25e.
omitted.
General Electric Co.—Quar. div. on
25c. a share to 10c. a snare.
stock
>
Atlantic Coast Line Co.—Quar. div. on
Gamewell
from 25c.
on the 7% cumul. pref. stock
share.
Co.—Quar. div. of $1 a share on the capital
Oneida Community, Ltd.—Quar. div.
decreased from 43He. a share to 25c. a
Fire Insurance
stock omitted,
Pacific
Patterson-Sargent Co., Cleveland.—Quar. div. on
stock reduced from 50c. a sh. to 25c. a share.
Publication Corp., New York.—Quar.
creased from 80c. a sh. to 40c. a share.
Purity Bakeries Corp.—Quar. div. on
from 50c. a sh. to 25c. a share.
the no par common
div. on the common stockade-
the no par common stock reduced
Quissett Mill, New Bedford.—Quar. dlv. of $1 a share on the common
of Stock
reduced from 25c.
Reliance
a
downward plunge and when liquidation is precipitated
sh. to 15c. a share.
Grain Co., Ltd.—Quar. div. on
reduced from
lH%ash.tolH%a share.
on
the 7% cumul. pref.
Paper
stock decreased from
throwing over of stocks in large volume at any time, but
steadily dribbling out day after day, and in the
considerable buying—general conditions being
to encourage buying either on speculative or
investment account—prices kept drifting to lower and still
lower levels.
Possibly bear operations on occasions acceler¬
stock ordinarily payable at this time.
Co.—Semi-annual stock dividend of 2%
the
on
stocks kept
common
absence of any
shares omitted.
Scovill
Mfg. Co.—Quar. div.
37He. a share.
the capital stock reduced from 50c.
on
a
share to
a
sh. to 25c.
a
share.
detected vulnerable
the 6% cumul.
pref. stock omitted.
sh. to 30c.
company,
39.03
share.
a
a
sh. to 25c.
share.
a
a
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co.—Quar. div. of 12 He.
a share on the no par.com-.
'mon stock omitted.
Stuyvesant Insurance Co., N. Y.—Quar. div. of 37HC- a sh. on the
capital stock omitted.
Sun Realty Co., Los Angeles.—Quar. div. on the 7% cumul. pref. stock
of $1 par omitted.
Sutherland Paper Co.—Quar. div* of 10c.
a
share
the common stock
on
omitted.
Swift & Co., Chicago.-—Quar. div. on the common stock reduced from
2% a share to 1% a share.
'Thirty-Nine Broadway,
Inc.,
Y.
N.
preferred stock reduced from $3
City.—Semi-annual div.
on
the
share to $1 a share.
a
Thompson Products, Inc.—Quar. div. of 1% %
on
the 7% cumul. pref.
stock omitted.
Timken
Roller-Bearing Co.—Quar. div.
from 50c.
Todd
a
sh. to
37He.
a
share to 25c.
Truscon Steel
th9 common stock decreased
share.
a
Shipyards Corp.—Quar. div.
from 50c.
on
the
on
no par
capital stock decreased
share.
a
Co.—Quar. div. of $1.75
share
a
on
the 7% cumul. pref.
stock omitted.
Two-Year Shares Corp.—Two-Year Trust Shares reduced from 60c » a sh.
to 38c. a share; on the series B stock from 12c. a sh. to 3c. a share.
Underwood-Elliott-Fisher Co.—Quar. div.
reduced from 50c. a share to 25c.
a
share to 30c.
div. on the no par common
a
share.
Union Central Life Insurance Co., Cincinnati, O.—Semi-annual div.
on the capital stock reduced from 60c. a sh. to
47He. a share.
Union Pacific RR.—Quar. div.
a share to 1H %.
the common stock reduced from 2 H %
on
Union Tank Car Co.—Quar. div. on the no par common stock reduced
from 40c.
a
sh. to 35c.
share.
a
United Elastic Corp.—Quar. div. on the
from 25c.
a
share to 10c.
a
75c.
sh. to 50c.
a
a
on
no par common
stock reduced
par common stock reduced from
no
share.
,
United Screw & Bolt Corp.—Quar. div. of 50c. a sh. on the $2 class A
stock omitted.
United
Dairy Products Corp.—Quar. div.
reduced from $1H ash. to 50c. a share.
United
'
States
Power Corp. (Md.).—Quar. div. of $1.50 a sh. on
the $6 series cumul. pref. stock omitted.
Winding Co.—Quar. div. of l%%
on
the 7%
cumul. pref.
stock omitted.
Ward Baking Corp.—Quar. div. on the 7% cumul. pref. stock decreased
from $1.75 a sh. to $1 a share.
Warner Co.—Quar. div. of $1.75
a
share
on
the
no par
$7 cumul. 1st pref.
stock omitted.
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.—-Quar. div. of 96He.
1932 on the $3.85 cumul. pref. stock omitted.
a
share due June 1
Western Auto Supply Co.—Quar. div. on the class A and class B common
stocks reduced from 50c.
a
sh. to 25c.
a
share.
Western Real Estate Trust (Boston).—Semi-annual div. on the capital
stock reduced from $5 a sh. to $4 a share.
Westfield (Mass.) Mfg. Co.—Quar. div. of 25c. a share on the capital
stock omitted.
Westvaco Chlorine Products Corp.—Quar. div. on the no par common
.
stock decreased from 40c.
Williard's
a
sh. to 25c.
a
share.
Chocolates, Ltd.—The directors have declared
dividend on
the pref. stock at the new rate of 6H % Per annum pursuant to an agree¬
ment with the Blue Ribbon Corp., Ltd.
Previously distributions at the
rate of 8% per annum were made on this issue.
Windsor Hotel, Ltd.—Quar. div. on the 6H % cumul. pref. stock reduced
from $1.62H a sh. to 81Hc. a share.
Zonite Products Corp.—Quar. div. on the $1 par common stock decreased
from 25c. a share to 15c. a share.
THE
a
OF
with the close on
points
was
no
50
of
the
weakness
market during May, but, instead, the weakness
in
the
stock
was/intensi¬
fied, and further large declines in prices occurred on top
of tlie prodigious losses previously sustained.
New low
records were established all around both for the year 1932
and the long-continued break in prices, the origin of which
dates back to the time of the initial smash in October and
November of the
to
the
downward
year
1929.
movement
There was little interruption
during May.
A few stocks
rising tendency the first few days of the month;
Otherwise the decline continued day after day with scarcely
any letup of consequence, and with only an occasional rally,
which never lasted long. There were
repeatedjdays of severe
breaks when startling declines took place and yet there
showed
a
industrial
stocks
stocks
industrials and railroads) on
points since the compilations
were
begun, back in 1911.
The "Times" also points
out that at the low level on May 31 the decline during
the three months
of
March.
April and May. or. to be
exact, since March 8 1932, in the index of 50 stocks, has
amounted to 51%, and says that this is the largest per¬
(including
both
May 31 touched the lowest
which have en¬
centage drop of any of the selling waves
gulfed the stock market in the last two and one-half years.
Previously, it is observed, the most severe break—that be¬
tween
September
November
and
"Times"
The
explain the severity
writer
1929—had
adds:
"In
the present decline,
of
amounted
attempting
to
to
brokers have
remarked that the situation has been caused by a shortage
of
overwhelming number of sellers.
buyers who have sought
each slump of the past, lias not expanded
buyers rather than by
an
In this decline the number of odd-lot
bargains,
much
%he
as on
usual, it is pointed out.
The brokers believe
of the odd-lot buyers have been depleted by
as
resources
previous investments."
is to
be
bond market
in
noted
was
that
as
the bond
market
was
low-priced issues.
during May the weakness in the
conspicuous
stocks, and it should
a
feature as the weakness
the depression in
be added that
not confined
to
the second
grade or
These experienced the severest declines,
but the decline also extended to the high-priced issues, and
that had
some
United
been
regarded until
States
Government
recently as really giltissues, which during
April had developed a strongly rising tendency, induced by
the large-scale purchases of United States securities by the
Federal Reserve banks, also began to shade off.
In seek¬
ing for the causes of the general depression in security
values, they are found in the numerous adverse features
which have so long been hanging over the financial and
industrial world, besides some new ones.
In the first place
there
was
a
in trade and
complete absence of any signs of improvement
business, even the seasonal advance in many
lines of trade being lacking.
the
Then the railroads, reflecting
in trade, continued to make very
returns of earnings, notwithstanding the slightly higher
growing depression
poor
rates for the transportation of freight
which they have been
permitted to put in force by authority of the Inter-State
Commerce Commission, and net earnings especially were
disappointing in view of the 10% reduction in
wages
which
deficit of
union
labor
consented.
Then
the budget
to
the Federal Government kept steadily growing in magnitude,
and the course of the tax bill intended to provide additional
so
THE STOCK MARKET DURING MAY,
abatement
for the 25
that the average
out
May 31 was the lowest since 1917, and that the average
for the railway stocks and the composite average for the
age
There
The 25
May 7 to 11.20 May 31, with the close 11.24 compared
April 30 of 16.97, The New York "Times"
on
revenue
COURSE
April 30 of 49.35.
while the 25 railroad stocks dropped from a high of 17.41
edged.
States Elec.
Universal
«
the class A stock
on
on
high of 86.90 on May 6 to 66.09 May 31, with the close
the latter day at 66.82 against 81.73 the close on April 30,
It
the
close
the
on
share.
United Industrial Corp. (Viag.).—Div. of 5% for year 1931, compared
with 7 % paid for 1930. The entire capital stock is owned
by the German
Government.
■-
-
as
United Chemicals, Inc.—Quar. div. of 50c. a sh. on the $3 cumul. &
partic. pref. stock omitted.
United Fruit Co.—-Dividend
against
as
47.3%.
Union Carbide & Carbon Corp.—Quar.
stock decreased from 50c.
the no par common stock
on
share.
a
notable on record,
most
industrial stocks included in these averages dropped from
Standard Oil Co. of Nebraska.-—Quar. div. on the capital stock decreased
from 50c.
the
among
of the prodigious antecedent declines.
piled by the New York "Times," there was a decline from
52.13 on May 7 as the high for the month to 38.64 on May 31
as the low, with the close on this final day of the month at
which is controlled by the
National Supply Co., deferred action on its 6% cumul. pref. stock divi¬
dend.
On April 1 1932 a quar. div. of 1H % was paid on this issue.
Standard Oil Co. of Kentucky.—Quar. div. on the capital stock reduced
a
anything
In the case of the 50 stocks included in the averages com¬
stock omitted.
from 40c.
them
in view
especially
share on the no par common
a
make
to
as
so
Southern Pacific Co.—Dividend on the capital stock of $100 par omitted.
On Jan. 2 last a distribution of $1 a share was made on this issue.
(A. G.) Spalding & Bros.—Quar. div. of 25c.
never
was
cumulative losses for the month were of great size—so much
stock omitted.
Spang Chalfant & Co., Inc.—This
but there
Nevertheless, with market values falling day by day, the
South Texas Cotton Oil Co.—Quar. div. of 25c. a share on the no par
common
points,
that could be said to resemble any drives against the market.
South Bay Consolidated Water Co., Inc.—Quar. div. of $1.50 a share
on
as
ated the downward movement in instances where operators
Silver Brook Anthracite Co.—Quar. div. of 75c. a share on the $3 cumul.
conv. pref. stock omitted.
'•
such
not
Shepard-Niles Crane & Hoist Corp.—Quar. div. on the common stock
reduced from 35c.
speculative world deals a bad blow at
either in its immediate operation or its
exceeded a million shares a day, and there was no sudden
or
May 10 took no action on the dividend
on
on
in the
probable future results.
Dealings were of only moderate
volume, there having been only seven days during the month
when the sales on the New York Stock Exchange reached
7% cumul. pref. stock omitted.
year 1931
Ruberoid Co.—-Quar. div. on the no par common
$1 a share to 50c. a share.
of some event which
reason
the
values
security
Royal Dutch (Petroleum) Co.—Final dividend of 6% for the
as compared with 7% paid for the year 1930.
Rutland RR.—The directors
of
estimation
stock omitted.
Rome Co., Inc.—Quar. div. of 1 % % on the
extensive scale by
an
the 6H% cumul. pref. stock
Reymer & Bros., Inc.—Quar. div. of 12Kc. a share on the no par common
Scott
periods of violent collapse such as mark the course
Exchange values when the market takes a sudden
were no
stock omitted.
Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc.—Quar. div. on the no par common stock
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MONTHLY
8
as
to eliminate this
deficit,
through the Senate and did not
was
slow in its pass¬
emerge
from that body
until the night of the last day of the month, and then only
as the result of
urgent pressure on the part of President
Hoover.
Then the House of Representatives on May 2,
by
an overwhelming vote, passed
what is known as the
Goldsborough Bill, which directs the Federal Reserve au¬
thorities to
as
to
use
their control
of credit and
of currency so
bring about the level of commodity values ruling be¬
tween 1921 and 1929.
This measure was regarded with great
distrust, not only in Europe, but in the United States as
well.
Besides this, all sorts of propositions involving expen¬
ditures running into billions of dollars, and requiring corre¬
spondingly large new issues of United States securities to
provide means for assisting the army of needy persons and
for engaging in gigantic projects intended to provide work
9
MONTHLY KEVIEW
for
the
masses
in business
ousness
of
were
unemployed and to inaugurate recovery
being urged in Congress
and persistency.
with great strenu-
These projects caused
anxiety in
Europe also viewed with
great distrust the open market operations of the Federal
Reserve banks in their large-scale purchases of United States
Government securities, the Reserve banks having t'he previ¬
ous month
embarked on the policy of buying an average
of $100,000,000 of United States securities a week, after hav¬
ing previously been purchasing Government securities at
the rate of about $25,000,000 a week.
The result of all this
was that there was once more a great flight from the dollar,
foreign funds and foreign balances being withdrawn from
the United States in enormous amounts, and there being
likewise liquidation of foreign-owned investments and the
transfer of the proceeds to Europe as a matter of precaution
against the possibility of this country being forced off the
gold standard.
This gigantic outflow of gold came as a
Europe
as
in the United States.
sort of climax to
all the other adverse features
its various
Washington seemed
to be regarded of more immediate concern and United States
Government securities displayed weakness due to the fear
of further issues of United States bonds.
As a matter of
fact, the United States securities were under more or less
pressure at this time, though the announcement given out
with reference to the meeting of the Federal Reserve Gov¬
ernors on May 17 had somewhat of a steadying effect on
Government bond issues for the time being, inasmuch as it
though
which had
dead weight over the security market
and over trade and business, and it certainly furnished
occasion for anxiety as the shipments continued in progress
reached an aggregate of no less
than $235,600,000, including $22,100,000 added during the
month to the earmarked stock of the metal held for foreign
and, as noted elsewhere,
account.
days there was some
in stocks, encouraging the hope
in security values might be definitely in
manifestation of steadiness
that some recovery
future, but this did not last long in
adverse features noted above.
Even in these early days of the month the railroad list
was under
constant pressure owing to the action of the
Inter-State Commerce Commission at the close of April in
imposing upon the St. Louis-San Francisco Railway a re¬
quirement that fixed charges must be reduced before the
Commission would approve applications on the part of the
road for further loans from the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation.
This acted as a depressing influence, not
only upon railroad shares, but also upon railroad bonds
especially the low-priced issues.
Then a very despondent
feeling kept growing up owing to the course of things at
Washington in Congressional circles.
A very bad impres¬
sion was created by the action of the House of Representa¬
tives on Monday, May 2, in passing the World War Widows'
and Orphans' Bill, authorizing an expenditure of $100.000.090 (because so suggestive of improvidence at a time
of financial embarrassment)
over the next five years by
the overwhelming vote of 316 to 16 after a debate of only
40 minutes.
A still worse impression was created, as already
noted, by the passage in the House on the same day of the
Goldsborough Bill by a vote of 289 to 60. directing the Re¬
serve authorities
to conduct their policy with a view to
raising commodity prices to the level of the years 1021
to 1$29.
As already stated, this last had the effect of creat¬
ing new apprehensions abroad regarding the ability of the
United States to maintain gold payments and led, as the
first result, to a sharp rise in the foreign exchanges at New
York on the leading European centers, and also to new
withdrawals of gold for European account.
Dividend reduc¬
tions and omissions also played their part as in previous
months in adding to the feeling of gloom and depression.
One of these quite early in the month was that of the Gen¬
eral Motors Corp., which reduced its quarterly dividend on
the common shares from 50c. a share to 25c. a share, after
having three months previously reduced from 75c. a share
prospect for the early
view
of
the
accumulating
to 50c. a share.
many adverse featurees enu-4
coming to the front. On May
12 and May 13 there was special weakness on Washington
advices that President Hoover looked with favor upon the
Senate proposition for relief loans to States and for a bond
issue to stimulate employment.
Severe recessions occurred
in Government bonds on May 12 as a result, and the stock
market moved Sharply downward under the same influence.
A further depressing agency was a succession of adverse
dividend announcements by some prominent railroads and
other corporations.
On May 11 the New York Central passed
off the dividend list for the first time since the original
consolidation of the various lines in New York State under
the name of the New York Central & Hudson River RR.
This was in 1870—62 years ago.
The company had been
The
rest
of the month the
merated above kept steadily
was
relief program in
under discussion in
that
open
ties would be continued.
unchanged, but this did not serve
stock of that company, and
exceptional weakness, with
Atchison general 4s likewise suffering a sharp decline on
the assumption that a small wheat movement was in prospect
in Atchison territory owing to the damage to the growing
dend of
2*4%
on
its stock
prevent a sharp break in the
Atchison shares also displayed
to
wheat crop
in Kansas and other Southwestern States tra¬
Atchison System. Another depressing feature
versed by the
appeared on
May 19 when the Atlantic Coast
dividend on the common
omitted its semi-annual
Line IIR.
stock, and
appeared that Louisville & Nashville RR. had like¬
suspended dividend payments, to which might be
added the further fact that on May 18 the Southern pacific
it also
wise
definitely
Co.
beginning of May for a few
unemployment
market purchases of Government securi¬
On May 18 news came that the
American Tel. & Tel. Co. had continued the quarterly divi¬
'stated
been hanging like a
At the
the
phases which
decided
to
omit dividend payments on
its
At the Feb. 17 meeting of the Board of Direc¬
tors of that company it had been decided to defer until May
further consideration of a dividend payment, and it was now
found that a dividend was wholly out of the question owing
capital stock.
other
of traffic and revenue.
Many
and omissions too numerous to
also announced at this time.
shrinkage
steady
the
to
dividend reductions
mention
here
were
gold exports proceeded on a prodigious
exercised a dampening influence on all the
In the meantime
scale
and
security markets.
The latter part of the month the earn¬
statements of the railroads began to come in for the
month of April, and with scarcely an exception they failed
to show improvement over the very poor returns of previous
months.
Liquidation on a large scale now developed in the
ings
tobacco
stocks,
with Reynolds Tobacco,
Liggett & Myers,
Tobacco suffering severe declines.
The New York traction stocks were also under pressure at
this time, and other public utilities, including Consolidated
Gas of New York, likewise moved sharply downward.
Con¬
currently, many of the commercial markets took an unfavor¬
able turn, thereby adding to the prevailing gloom in the
stock market.
Thus, on Thursday, May 26, nearly all the
commercial markets were weak, wheat prices dropping
about 2c. a1 bushel, rubber breaking on heavy offerings of
rubber from Singapore in the London market, with the result
of establishing a new low record, both there and on the
New York Rubber Exchange.
The price of rubber on the
Board declined to 2.70c. a pound, a drop of 13 points, and
comparing with the previous low record of 2.75c. a pound.
The cotton market also manifested
weakness the latter
part of the month, and this was accentuated as the result
of news from Liverpool on May 26 that Hornby-Hemelryk &
Co.. cotton and general produce brokers, and one of the
oldest cotton firms in Liverpool, had announced its suspen¬
sion. On Saturday, May 2S, a new adverse feature developed
in the news that dividends had been suspended after the
close of business the day before on 10 issues of stock of
companies included in the Cities Service System, one of
the best-known public utilities in the country.
The securi¬
ties of this system are/ dealt in on the New York Curb Ex¬
change, where the result was to cause a severe break in the
prices of all the different issues, including bonds, as well
as stocks, and this served as a further depressing influence
on the
New York Stock Exchange.
The Stock Exchange
was closed on Monday,
May 30. On Tuesday, May 31. a
further severe downward plunge occurred, in part on the
news that the Bruening
Ministry in Germany had handed
in its resignation, this ministry having been regarded as a
conservative force in Germany, especially as against the
radical element like the Hitlerites, and in part likewise on
the deadlock on the tax bill which appeared to have been
reached in the United States Senate—a deadlock, however,
Lorillard, and American
succeeded in breaking by his action
before the Senate and making a
personal appeal, the outcome of which, however, was not
known until after the Stock Exchange had closed for busi¬
paying quarterly dividends, but the previous Dec. 9 had
ness.
The result of the new plunge downward was to leave
announced that until business conditions improved declara¬
stock prices on the closing day of May at the lowest level
tions of dividends would be made semi-annually instead of
of the month, and, in fact, at the lowest level of the long
quarterly.
The directors now found that dividend pay¬
ments were altogether out of the question.
On May 12 the period of depression.
As already indicated, trading on the Stock Exchange was
Union Pacific RR. reduced its quarterly dividend from 2y2%
of only moderate volume, reaching an aggregate of only
to 1%%—that is, from a basis of 10% per annum to 6% pel23,136,913 shares. This was the smallest of any month since
annum.
There were numerous other dividend reductions
October 1924.
In May 1931 the sales totaled 46,659,525
and omissions, and the two named are mentioned simply
because they stand out with especial prominence.
On Mon¬ shares; in May 1930. 78.340.030 shares, and in May 1929,
91,283.550 shares.
On the New York Curb Exchange the
day, May 16, the news regarding the assassination of the
transactions totaled 3.263.354 shares against 8.117.288 shares
Japanese Premier was a depressing feature, and Japanese
bonds and the Japanese yen suffered sharp recessions.
After in May 1931: 22,763.240 shares in May 1930, and 35,954,099
shares in May 1929.
As indicating the general drift down¬
an early slump, however, in the stock market on that day a
ward in prices, survey of our tabulations shows that no less
rally occurred later in the day, mainly, it was believed,
owing to covering of outstanding short commitments.
A than 828 shares established new low levels during the
month for 1932 on the New York Stock Exchange, and 414
meeting of the Governors of the Federal Reserve banks oc¬
shares new low levels on the New York Curb Exchange.
curred at Washington on May 17, and aroused some interest,
which President
in
Hoover
appearing personally
10
MONTHLY REVIEW
VOLUME OF BUSINESS
Monlli of May—
ON
Total bond sales
United States Govt
OF BUSINESS
Month of May—
416,075,460
468,320,270
Erie ref & Imp 5s 1927—
Ref & Imp 5s of 1930
ON
THE
1931.
58,582,000
1,840,000
4,502,000
Government..
Total bond sales
3,087,000
87,804,000
117,127,915
Bond sales (par values—
Domestic
37,250,000
166,378,149
$
319,644,000
11,874,000
16,421,000
390,876,000
11,734,000
17,458,000
311,110,000
22,750,000
22,100,000
223,639,500
16,838,500
19,071,500
347,939,000
420,068,000
355,960,000
259,549,500
Foreign Government..
Foreign corporate
—.
the separate
stocks are concerned, it follows
from what has been said above regarding the decline in the
general
averages
that
many
sharp downward plunges
occurred, including stocks that have always ranked high;
American Tel. & Tel., after rising from
97% May 1 to 102
May 7, dropped to 88 May 31; Allied Chemical & Dye, after
rising from 52% at the opening on May 1, to 57% May 7,
fell to 47% May 31; Auburn
Automobile, after moving up
from 34 May 1 to 39
May 6, tumbled to 28% May 16, with
the close May 31 at 31%; United States Steel rose from
28% May 1 to 31% May 7, and sold down to 25% May 31;
General Electric
American
Can
Consolidated
May
34%
May
May
tumbled
declined
Gas
of
from
from
New
15
42
May 7
to 8%
May 6 to
York
from
34%
52%
May 31;
May 31;
May
7
36
to
31; Public Service of New Jersey from 45% May 6 to
May 31; Brooklyn Union Gas from 74 May 6 to 55
31; People's Gas of Chicago, from 71% May 6 to 53%
31; North American from 25% May 6 to 14% May 26,
with the close
May 31 at 14%. The tobacco stocks were one
features, and American Tobacco, after rising
from 63% May 1 to 67% May 6, tumbled to
42% May 31;
Reynolds Tobacco class B fell from 33 May 11 to 26% May
31; Liggett & Myers class B fell, from 50% May 11 to 34%
May 31.
Corn Products Refining, after rising from 32
May 1 to 36% May 11, declined to 26% May 31. American
of
the weak
Stores dropped from 32% May 2 to 20 May 31;
most of
so
The railroad list
depressed
all, though most of the rails had already declined
much
Atchison
that
there
Topeka
&
was
Santa
little
farther
was
for
them
to
go.
Fe
dropped from 39 May 7 to
23% May 31; Delaware & Hudson from 60 May 7 to 42%
May 31; New York Central from 17% May 2 to 9% May 28,
with the close May 31 at 9%;
Pennsylvania RR. from 11%
May 2 to 7 May 31; New York New Haven & Hartford from
14% May 7 to 6 May 26, with the close May 31 at the same
figure. Norfolk & Western dropped from 86 May 7 to 62%
May 31; Union Pacific from 54% May 7 to 35% May 26,
with
the
close
May
31
35%;
at
Southern
May 26
13
May 31
13%
18%
7
May 31
12% May 31
20% May
13
60%
42
42
47 %
45
56
32% May 31
60% May
52
May
56
May
15
11% Mar
20
1967
23 %
24
16% May 26
14% May 26
56
45
1963
a40
Pacific
from
13%
1992
Con
—1950
11
25
43
37% May
9% May
Allegheny Corp coll tr 5s
Collateral and
38%
15
9
8%
34%
15%
15
6
e45
3
25%
e36%
3
033
13
7
6
45
2
34
11%
10
14%
38%
12%
8%
5s—1949
13%
7
May
Foreign Power 5s...2030
Brooklyn Union Elev 1st 53.1950
28 %
20
May
072
64
May
72
Central Steel 1st 8s
1941
a83 %
68
May
Dodge Bros equip conv 6s.
1940
May
1947
70 %
a47 %
27 %
67
Internat Paper 5s ser A
83% May
71
May
50% May 12
29% May
7
conv
Amer &
Int Tel & Tel
conv
deb 4%s_1939
29% May
38% May
17% May
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s. 1944
116
Paramount Fam Lasky 6s...1947
Warner Bros Pictures 6s____ 1939
32
15
16 H
10% May
Foreign Bonds—
Antloquia (Dept) 7s
Argentine (Govt) 6s
2
115%
16%
2
10%
May
May
16% May
54 %
54
May
2
54
May
2
62% May 20
60
1956
—
2
56% May 19
20% May
5
4
May
3
5% May
2
55
49%
49 %
.1959
May
3
37% May 31
39
44
-.1955
External loan 5s of 1927
External 4%s of 1928
5%
a
...-.1962
Australia 5s of 1925
May 26
34% May 31
51
51
May
Berlin (City) ext s f 6s
.1958
Bolivia (Republic) ext'l 7s. .1969
External 8s
1947
20%
Brazil external 8s
20
May 31
2
May 17
5%
...1957
15
3
1941
Brisbane (City) 5s—-
3% May 24
16
o38
o40
Chile (Republic) 6s.__.Sept 1961
External sinking fund 6s..1963
6%
6
21
58%
May
b8%
44%
43% May
44
44
May
3
May
■t.
Queensland (State) ext'l 7s. .1941
8% May
£
4
165%
56 H
.1947
4
65% May
55% May
f5
37%
41
34%
60
16
2%
3%
17%
12
11
15
19
/40
19
36%.
5%
20
19
3%
9
c4
May 25
24
May
25
4
42% May 26
24% May 31
34%
ales (State) 5s. 1957
External sinking fund 5S..1958
Peru (Republic) ext 6s.
1960
7
3% May 26
621
New South
External 6s
May
20% May
18
May
45
May
45
May
8
May
6% May
3% May 31
6
German International 5%s..l965
Minas Geraes (State) 6 %s~ 1958
3
36% May 26
36% May 31
4
May 27
05 %
External sinking fund 6s.-I960
Colombia Mtge Bank 7s of '27 '47
German (Republic) 7s
...1949
May
14
15%
1957
..1958
Sinking fund 5s
Rio de Janeiro
17%
3
32
May
54
A—.1957
6%s of 1927
68
67
c39
1957
A...1945
ser
External 5%s
e64%
118
115% May
5
20
May
6
May
6
49% May
2
49% May
3
44
May
2
62% May 20
ser
6s of June 1925
58% May
2
35% May
3
11% May 20
58
May 20
57% May 27
4% May 27
78% May 25
64
May 24
44%
27
10%
54%
54%
4%
e75
e61%
(City) 8s
1946
10
7
May 25
12
May
12
Rio Grande do Sul 8s...
1946
10%
9
May 31
10% May
2
9
29
May 31
40
6
29
Uruguay (Republic)
a
May 3.
<140
8s..__.1946
5 May 4.
c
d May 6.
May 5.
First
Government Bonds.
18.
e May
May
/ May 27.
0
07
May 26.
Last
Range During May 1932.
Sale
Sale
Lowest.
May 2.
Highest.
May 31
First
Liberty Loan—
3%s, 1932-1947.
First 4s, 1932-1947.
10Dsl
—
99% May 12 1012,2 May
May 31 101"»May
2
100 s,2
101
9
100
1002»,2May
4 101273!May
2
10118,2
102"«
4%s, 1932-1947
Fourth Liberty Loan—
4%s of 1933-1938
Treasury 4%s, 1947-1952..
Treasury 4s, 1944-1964
Treasury 3%s, 1946-1956—..
Treasury 3%s, 1943-1947.
100
101",2
.
First
1012%*May 26 102«,2May
101 is,»May 20 106 432 May
2
102 832
2
1022#32
106 %2
102=8,2
99
May 20 1022»J2May
10031,2
97
May 20 101
2
992»32
95=6,2
8910,2
97%2
9S2",2
95i2,2May 20
3
991,2 May 10
Treasury 3s, 1951-1955—
942,2
88i°!2May 31
947,2 May
Treasury 3%s, 1940-1943......
Treasury 3%s, 1941-1943
Treasury 3%s, 1946-1949
9jS™«»
94 30,2May 20
May
2
7
9826?2
95432 May 20
99=52 May
10
9516,2
952 6,2
892632May 20
952*,2May
1
,9028,2
—
—
May
99
THE MONEY MARKET DURING MAY
There
market
was
further intensification of
a
96
1932.'■■
ease
in the money
in
May, and a highly abnormal state of things
developed during which rates for many classes of borrow¬
fell
from
9% May
May
16%
1944
6
May
14% May
26% May
45
May
16% May
13% May
13
gold exports which
;
May 27
May 31
..-.1978
4%s series A
May 7 to 6% May 26, with the close May 31 at
Great Northern preferred from 11% May 10 to 5% May
28, with the close May 31 at 5%; Canadian Pacific from
11% May 9 to 7% May 31.
Even the local traction stocks
moved sharply downward, and Brooklyn-Manhattan stock
7%
48 %
&ref4%s_ 1967
May 28
25% May 31
34
May 19
Southern Ry gen 4s ser A—1956
Western Maryland 1st 4s
1952
Woolworth
(F. W.) from 35 May 7 to 23% May 31; Sears, Roebuck &
Co. from 19 May 11 to 14 May 31;
Montgomery Ward & Co.
from 7% May 6 to 3% May 31.
Borden broke from 31 May
11 to 20% May 31.
And these illustrations might be con¬
tinued almost indefinitely.
35
49
33
8% May 31
28% May 26
1975
General 4s series A
31,357,000
2,730,000
3,163,000
71,893,000
55,021,235
May
May
24%
14%
46%
25%
25%
25
14
643
Pennsylvania RR deb 4%s..l970
St Louis-San Francisco—
>:&
$
21,580,144
62
a45
4%s ser A.1949
4%s series E..1977
N Y Ont & West ref 4s
1 090
864,924,000
Jan. 1 to May 31—
Stocksales—No.ofshares
48
May 31
May
May
May
May
May
56
May
40
May
52% May
45
May
26
May
14% May
Kan City Sou ref & Imp 5s. .1950
Lehigh Valley (Pa) gen 4s...2003
35,954,099
64,405,000
4,117,000
3,371,000
May 28
al4% May 31
N YNH&H 1st
$
81,843,000
2,874,000
62
111 Cent C St L & N O 5s
1,066,595,200
22,763,240
35
49
47 %
23 %
1975
1932.
Mo-Kan-Texas cum adj 5S..1967
Missouri Pacific gen 4s
1975
N Y Chic & St L 4%s ser C. .1978
753,515,000
259,150,150
53,930,050
1930.
8,117,288
Highest.
Great Nor gen 4%s series E.1977
EXCHANGE.
v-:: *
1947
C M St P & Pac 5s ser A
$
902,778,500
285,602,500
47,570,000
CURB
Chesapeake Corp conv 5s
Chi MIlw & St P gen 4s ser A. 1989
Chic & N W conv
$
1,149,128,650 1,235,951,000
$
Foreign corporate
as
C C C & St L
3,251,890
Domestic
As far
226,877,450
1932.
-
Stocksales—No.ofshares
Bond sales (par value)—
Total bond sales.
220,432,200
759,752,000
316,203,600
73,173,050
Total bond sales.-.-..1,278,788,300
Foreign
171,705,500
46,203,500
8,968,450
$
Price
May 31
Lowest.
$
273,349,666
639,446,300
305,795,500
333,546,500
State, munlc. & foreign
1932.
166,062,700
47,490,500
6,879,000
$
Range for May.
May 2
(.Concluded).
238,708,000
153,717,978
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad & miscell—-
Closing
Price
Railroad and Industrial Bonds
91,283,550
$
161,647,000
62,823,100
14,237,900
261,621,400
Jan. 1 to May 31—
Stock sales—No. of shares
Opening
1929.
78,340,030
$
114,961,000
59,851,000
86,809,400
United States Govt
EXCHANGE.
1930.
46,659,625
$
State, munlc. & foreign
STOCK
1931.
23,136,913
Bond sales (par value)—
Railroad & miscell
VOLUME
THE
1932.
>
Stock sales—No. of shares
ing sank to merely nominal figures.
This
wras
in face of
appalling because of their magni¬
all through the month and
were
tude.
These exports continued
at
an
accelerating pace.
of
the
May 7 to 24% May 31, while the preferred
fell from 66 May 6 to 45 May 31.
As already observed, the bond market wras no less de¬
to
below in
our
discussion
reached
pressed than the stock market, and the break in prices was
Further
not confined
to
the low-priced
issues, but extended to the
including those which had until re¬
cently been considered really gilt-edged.
As an instance of
the
York,
of
course
sterling exchange wTe give the details of
Shipments and will say here only that the takings
the gold
unprecedented proportions, aggregating, according
compilations of the Federal Reserve Bank of New
less than
no
$235,000,000, this including $22,100,000
better class of issues,
addition
the
money rates, in face of the
would be inexplicable
latter kind, we may mention that Atchison
general 4s
sold down from 85% May 2 to 74%
May 31; on March 7 this
issue
sold
at
91.
United
States
Government
bonds
moved lower
after
in fact,
of these issues lost almost the whole of
some
their
advance
of
the
also
previous month—
their
gain of April.
In the foreign list a feature was British
Government 20-year 5%s, which advanced from 101% May 2
to 106% May 26, but closed
May 31 at 103.
In the following
table
we
show the fluctuations
during May in the different
issues of United States obligations, and also in a
large list
of railroad and industrial
bonds, and a considerable number,
likewise, of foreign bond issues:
Opening
Price
Railroad and Industrial Bonds.
Atch Topeka & S Fe gen 4s.. 1995
Atl Coast Line 1st
85%
1932.
Highest.
74% May 31
85% May
2
75
Reserve
the
decline
in
easy money
policy, since under the pro¬
Glass-Steagall Act they involved the use of
Government securities
as
part collateral for the security of
Federal Reserve notes, a policy which was regarded abroad
with
distrust, and as a weakening feature, especially as
concurrently with this the Goldsborough Bill instructing the
,
the years
between
Representatives
by
1921
an
and
1929
passed the House
overwhelming majority.
Not
of
only
that, but propositions galore for extending aid of one kind
c72
60% May 28
72
May
5
e60%
72
58
May
72
May
2
26%
57%
15
May 28
2
business
44
May 28
26% May
57% May
58%
15%
6
44
that
Ches & Ohio ref & imp 4 %s B 1995
74%
62
May 27
74% May
3
/62
further
banks'
visions of
4s.-.1952
19
The
policy of injecting large masses of Reserve credit into the
country's banking system.
Indeed, it may be said that the
gold exports, in part at least, were the direct effect of the
Baltimore & Ohio 1st gold 4s. 1948
Convertible 4 %s.
1960
Boston & Maine 1st 5s
1967
cons
stock.
prodigious outflow of the metal,
except for the fact that the Federal
Reserve banks adhered strictly to their large-scale purchases
of United States Government securities as
part of their
in
May 31
Lowest.
earmarked
a
Price
Range for May.
•
1932.
the
Federal Reserve banks to conduct Reserve operations with
view to restoring commodity values to the level prevailing
Closing
May 2
to
or
another
tions
in
relief
recovery,
of
unemployment
and for promoting
involving-expenditures of such magnitude
they would require the issuing of Government obliga¬
running into billions of dollars, were under discussion
MONTHLY
in
both
branches
of
at the White
even
All
were
in modified form.
this, it was held abroad, meant dangerous inflation and
debasement of the currency, and, as a matter of
European Central banks, which for
precaution,
long time had been
a
engaged in withdrawing their balances in this country, now
began making withdrawals
on a
prodigious scale, the huge
shipments being the inevitable outcome of the fright
seems to have overcome the whole of Europe, leading
gold
which
what
to
looked
dollar,
in clos¬
ing out their investments as well as their bank balances
in this country.
The Treasury bills which the United States
Treasury put out week by Week found their way almost
entirely into the portfolios of Federal Reserve banks them¬
selves in the carrying out of their policy of large-scale
purchases of United States securities, these purchases con¬
tinuing at an average of $100,000,000 a week until the last
week in the month, when there was some reduction in the
volume of these purchases.
In the eight weeks from April 6
to June 1, the Federal Reserve banks increased their hold¬
ings of United States securities from $885,014,000 to $1,575,200,000, and, roughly, $525,000,000 of this increase was in
"certificates and bills," meaning certificates of indebtedness
and Treasury bills of discount, the amount of which in¬
creased from $481,929,000 April 6 to $1,006,784,000 June 1.
The process by which the United States Treasury bills in
the end reached the portfolios of the Reserve Banks them¬
selves in the carrying out of the Reserve policy of largescale purchases of United
States securities has been de¬
scribed under
a
separate heading in our discussion of
United States Treasury Financing during the month, and,
it is needful to say here only that these United States Treas¬
ury bills were finally disposed of on a basis where the rate
of return to the purchasers reached the abnormally low7
figure of 0.29 of 1% per annum on a bank discount basis,
the yield to the Reserve banks on a repurchase of the bills
being even less than that figure, owTing to the profit on
like
veritable
a
flight
from
the
investors and capitalists joining the central banks
the transaction accruing to
bills.
The
the original purchasers of the
long and short of the matter is that the effect
of the
forcing out of Reserve credit, when there was abso¬
lutely
no
business,
demand for it in the requirements of trade and
was
to cause an accumulation
of excess reserves,
mainly in the Federal Reserve District of New York, and
in order to find employment for this excess of funds the
funds
invested
wTere
in
short-term
Government
paper
as
The Reserve banks in turn pur¬
chased the bills at inordinately low rates of return in order
a
ready means at hand.
to maintain
the
liquid character of their
own
assets.
The
congestion of funds at the financial centers, on the other
hand, further weakened the money market until it was
found almost impossible to place loans even at previously
unheard of low7 figures.
It may be assumed, too, that the
abnormally low rates played no little part in expelling gold,
though much of the gold shipped represented movements
of the metal made irrespective of ordinary considerations,
the
primary object being to get the balances held here out
of the country back home or to some place w7here the ques¬
tion
of
On that point it
safety would not arise.
noted that
the
Federal
Reserve
banks
on
June 1
may
be
reported
$179,564,000 of acceptances held for foreign account
against $297,735,000 April 27 and $335,312,000 April 6. This,
it will be observed, is a reduction of nearly $156,000,000 in
the eight weeks.
only
be noted that
It should
of United
chases
as
result of the extensive pur¬
a
States securities and
the heavy gold ex¬
ports, the Federal Reserve banks found themselves obliged
to avail of the
authority given by the Glass-Steagall Act and
United States Government obligations as part collateral
for Federal Reserve notes.
This was done for the first time
use
in
the
week
ending
May 11,
States Government securities
serve
$97,300,000 of United
pledged with Federal Re¬
when
were
agents as collateral for such notes and
was
followed
by the f 11141101' pledging of $51,000,000 in the week ending
May IS: $48,100,000 in the week ending May 25, and $66^900,000 in the week ending June 1, making the total amount
so pledged 011 the latter day $263,300000.
As the direct
result of
the-congestion of funds with the
concurrently low interest rates prevailing, the New York
Clearing House banks found themselves obliged on May 10 to
give notice that, effective Friday, May 13, interest rates
allowed
by the Clearing House banks on the balances of
depositors would be reduced by y2 of 1%.
The new7 rates
were % of 1% 011 demand deposits,
except those of mutual
savings banks, on which 1% is paid, and 1% on time de¬
posits.
These are the same rates in force in the summer of
1931, which were the lowest 011 record.
However, the actual
return to depositors will be lower than at that time, because
the Clearing House in the interval since then has
put into
effect
a
of that
to
regulation providing that deduction must be made
portion of the deposits which the banks are required
hold
case
as legal cash reserves.
This reserve is 13% in the
of deposits subject to call and 3% in the case of time
Accordingly, under the
deposits.
tors receive
and
97%
interest only on
on
new
arrangement deposi¬
87% of their demand deposits
their time deposits.
In other words, the
chant and the business man receives interest
in bank
on
only 87% of the V2 of 1%
he is entitled
deposits and 97% of the 1% allowed
v
on
on
case
mer¬
his balances
per annum
under the change in the
Rates of interest
being entertained
course
Congress and
House, though of
to which
of the demand
time deposits.
11
EEVIEW
reduced.
allowed
The Informal
rates
erns
011
foreign deposits were also
Committee
Bankers which gov¬
of
of interest
banks on foreign
paid by the leading
deposits voted on May 12 to reduce all
effective May 17.
The new rates, which
those in force the previous summer and up
rates y2 of 1%,
correspond with
to Oct. 16 of that
year, were fixed as follows:
On demand deposits, except
those of foreign central banks, y2 of 1%; on demand deposits
of foreign central banks, 1%; on time deposits, 1^%.
The call loan rate on the Stock Exchange again remained
unchanged throughout the whole month at 2%%.
Outside
the Stock Exchange, however, loaning all through the month
wras at important concessions from the official rates.
In the
first half of the month the outside rate generally was
iy2@
2%, while the last half of the month not over 1y2%, and 011
several days as low7 as 114%.
Time loans continued in poor
demand, and, in fact, there wras virtually no demand what¬
1321869
10
At the beginning of the month the range was
ever.
for all dates,
but the rest of the month the rate
1%@2%
was
nomi¬
nally 1 y2% for all dates.
Prime commercial paper continued
good demand and with the supply insufficient to meet
in
requirements.
Quotations for choice
names
of 4 to 6 months
maturity ruled at 3%@3y2% the first week of the month,
then dropped to 2% @3%.
For names less well known there
decline from
wras a
Bank of New
3%@4% to 3y2%.
York
The Federal Reserve
May 14 reported that leading com¬
mercial paper dealers showed a total of $107,800,000 of open
market commercial paper outstanding on April 30 against
$105,606,000 on March 31, $102,818,000 on Feb. 29, and $107.-
164352
902,000
1
on
Rates
60 Days.
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on
May
4
8
Jan. 31.
DAILY RECORD OF TIME LOAN RATES.
3
7
on
IX
IX
IX
Satur day
Sun day
Holl day
....
IX
IX
CALL LOANS
ON
Low.
May 1932.
1
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THE
High.
NEW
YORK
Renewal
Sun day
STOCK EXCHANGE.
May 1932.
Low.
2
2X
2X
2X
18
3_.
2X
2X
2X
19
4
2X
2X
2X
2X
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2X
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7
2X
Satur day
9
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2X
2X
2X
2X
Satur day
2X
2X
2X
2X
2X
2X
2X
2X
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Satur day
22
Sun day
2X
2X
2X
2X
2X
25
2X
2X
2X
2X
26
2X
2X
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27
2X
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28--..
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29---.
30
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2X
2X
2 X
2X
2X
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24
2X
2X
2X
2X
-
21
2X
23
Sun day
8-~—
20
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2X
2X
2X
17
Holi day
31-.
2X
2X
2X
2X
i
2X
There were two
changes in the rates for bankers' accept¬
May.
On May 5 rates were
% of 1% on all maturities in both the bid and
during the month of
ances
marked up
the asked columns, but on May 11 they were reduced again
% of 1% on all maturities in the bid and asked columns
The bill buying rate of the New York Reserve Bank
alike.
the
first
week
of
May remained
at
2y2%
on
maturities
to 320 days, and at 3% on maturities
of 121 to 180 days, but then was marked down to 2%% for
running from
all maturities.
one
A further contraction occurred during May
volume of acceptances held by the Federal
in the
banks both on
their
own
account and for account
Reserve
of their
On their own account the holdings
fell from $45,874,000 April 27 to $35,479,000 June 1, while
the holdings of acceptances for foreign banks fell from $297,foreign correspondents.
735,000 April 27 to $179,564,000 June 1. Figures made pub¬
lic on May 18 by the American Acceptance Council indi¬
cated
ances
a
continuance of the decline in the volume of accept¬
A portion of this reduction, it was
outstanding.
stated, might be ascribed to seasonal influences, but there
was undoubtedly a growing tendency towards lower
accept¬
particularly by New York City banks, said
Bean, Executive Secretary of the Council.
The
total outstanding decreased $32,251,844 during the month of
ance
totals,
Robert H.
April, leaving the amount April 30 at $879,038,870, at which
figure comparison was with $1,422,021,675 on the corre¬
sponding date in 1931. The "Monthly Review" of the New
York
Federal
Reserve Bank makes the
following observa-
12
monthly review
tions
bearing upon the
during the month:
of the acceptance market
course
,■>:
■
..
"The discount market for bankers' acceptances was quiet
April 27, but thereafter fell from $3,014,-
the three weeks to
534,000 April 27 to $2,751,067,000 June 1.
This necessitated
resort to the privileges of the Glass-Steagall Act, and as a
United States Government securities for the
throughout May.
Early in the month a falling off in foreign
slight increase In dealers' port¬
folios, and the dealers raised their rates by *4% from the
low level of %% for 9(*-day unindorsed bills established in
the latter part of April.
The higher rates were maintained
by the dealers only from May 5 to May 10, however, as their
portfolios declined again within this period and the deposit
rates of the New York Clearing House banks were reduced
by V2%, effective May 13.
Notwithstanding the lack of
consequence
demand for bills caused a
first
reinvestment demand for foreign account because of the low
May IS, $48,100,000 in the week ending May 25, and $66,900,000 in the week ending June 1, making the total so
used on June 1 $263,300,000.
However, notwithstanding
the heavy losses of gold the reserves of the Federal Reserve
System remained far in excess of legal requirements. The
ratio of total reserves to deposit and Federal Reserve note
liabilities combined declined from 67.9% April 27 to 61.4%
yields obtainable, few bills found their
way
into the discount
market, due to the surplus funds which the New York City
accepting and discounting banks had available for em¬
ployment.
At
the
of April the group of accepting banks and
report their outstandings to the American
Acceptance Council held $455,000,000 of bills, an increase
of $78;000,000 during the month.
As the volume of bills
bankers
end
that
outstanding declined $32,000,000 during April to $879,000,000,
the proportion of bills held by the accepting banks rose from
41 to 52%, or nearly as high a ratio as was reached last
summer.
Practically no bills have been offered to the
Reserve banks recently, and in view of the low level of
Federal Reserve holdings of bills for their own account and
the decline in foreign correspondents' holdings, it appears
likely that the proportion of outstanding bills held by the
accepting banks increased substantially further during May."
PRIME BANKERS ACCEPTANCES.
time since
the
60% of the
having to consist
of the legal cash reserves required under the Reserve Act.
In the week ending May 11 $97,300,000 of Government securi¬
ties were thus used, $51,000,000 more in the week ending
to
Government securities to the extent of
use
of the notes, the other 40%
value
face
1, but the legal reserve against Reserve notes is only
40%, and against deposit liabilities but 35%.
As against the large acquisitions of United States Govern¬
ment securities, there was a partial offset in a decrease in
the holdings of acceptances, which declined from $45,874,000
April 27 to $35,479,000 June 1, and a decrease in the discount
holdings, which fell from $531,824,000 April 27 to $494,601,000 June 1. The final result was that the total of the
bill and security holdings, and which constitutes a measure
June
of the volume of Reserve credit
notes in circulation
Secured by
30 Days
60 Days
90 Days
120 Days
150 Days
180 Days
Accept'ces Bid & ast Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask
but the amount on June
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RATES
FOR
MONEY
AT
NEW
$2,526,572,000 on April 27, and with $1,583,574,000 on June 3
1931. Foreign bank deposits with the Federal Reserve banks
fell from $49,598,000 April 27 to $40,706,000 on May 25, but
increased to $74,035,000 June 1, and the amount of accept¬
ances held by the Reserve banks for foreign central banks
declined from $297,735,000 April 27 to $179,564,000 June 1.
As for brokers' loans, these, as previously explained, are
so
it
small
to
1A-1A
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May 14.
May 21.
Four months
Five months
Six months
_
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OF
THE
FEDERAL
BANKS—BROKERS'
There
were many
RESERVE
AND MEMBER
LOANS.
features in the Federal Reserve state¬
ments which attracted wide attention.
The continuance of
large-scale purchasing of United States Government securi¬
ties
was
of
was one
down
of
the
these, the large gold exports with a drawing
gold reserves of the Federal Reserve banks
another, and the combined effect of the two in obliging
the Federal Reserve banks to avail of the
privilege granted
by the Glass-Steagall Act in authorizing the use of United
States Government securities as part collateral for securing
Federal Reserve notes was a third point of interest.
As
already indicated elsewhere, the total holdings of Govern¬
ment securities by the 12 Reserve institutions after having
increased from $885,014,000 April 6 to $1,191,232,000 April
27 further increased to $1,575,200,000 June 1.
The bulk
of the increase was in the
holdings of "certificates and
bills," which, after rising from $481,92©,0i00 April 6 to $749,386,000 April 27, further Increased to $1,006,784,000 June 1.
There
were
moderate purchases also of United States Gov¬
ernment bonds and of
United
States Treasury notes.
The
$318,690,000 April 0 to $340.399,000 April 27, and then to $396,794,000 June 1. while the
holdings of Treasury notes rose first from $84,395,00(0
April 6 to $95,447,000 April 27, and then to $171,622,000
June 1.
Gold reserves showed relatively little change in
first mentioned item
rose
from
to
EXCHANGE DURING MAY.
prevent any sharp advance not only in
but in leading European centers.
conditions of a seasonal character
at this time of the year, but
reported a considerable demand for exchange
normal
sterling
bankers also
exchange
on
London from the Far East, Oceanica and South America,
as
well
in the
as
in the
United
States and
Canada.
foreign exchange market during May
sale of
dollar exchange in Europe.
The feature
was
the wide
There was apparently
renewed "flight from the dollar," and a marked disinclina¬
tion of foreign funds to stay in the United States owing to
a
tlie
large-scale
purchases of United States Government
by the Federal Reserve banks, and also owing to
fears that radical legislation proposed in Congress
securities
nervous
RETURNS
May 25 at $409,000,006
York• market
ordinary
IA
1A
OF STERLING
measures
New
The
1A
3H@S A 2H@3
ZA
3% @4
Good 4 to 6 months
on
Following the break in the pound sterling during April the
course
of sterling exchange during May
was relatively
steady, but with the trend towards higher levels the rising
tendency, however, being held in check, according to the
belief in financial circles, by operations of the Bank of
England and the British Treasury. On many occasions dur¬
ing the month the pound sterling was in demand in New
York and in many other parts of the world, and it was the
belief that the British Treasury and the Bank of England
favors
___
Suffice
further reduction in the total
members May 31 reported at $300,397,222 against $379,010,062 April 30; $533,103,059 March 31; $524,663,758 Feb.
29, and still larger totals at previous dates.
took
May 28.
Stock Exchange—
Ninety days
a
of these loans with the amount
1A-1A
Range lor week (mixed and indus. collat.) 2A@2A 2K@2H 2^@2>* 2A@2A
Week's average (mixed and indus. collat.)
2 A
2A
2A
2A
Time Loans (mixed and Indus, collateral)—
Thirty days
Sixty days
they are of little consequence.
that there was
against $495,000,000 on April 27. The monthly figures com¬
piled by the Stock Exchange itself also showed further con¬
traction with the total of the borrowing by Stock Exchange
the
on
that
now
say
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Week Ended-
May 7.
Call Loans
changed irregularly from week to week,
1, at $2,504,399,000, compared with
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No change whatever occurred during the month of May
in the rediscount rates of any of the Federal Reserve banks.
THE
outstanding, increased from
$1,773,745,000 April 27 to $2,110,424,000 June 1, at which
figure comparison was with only $907,016,000 12 months
before, on June 3 1931.
The amount of Federal Reserve
Call Loans
May
the Federal Reserve
establishment of
were used as part collateral for the security of
Federal Reserve notes, the Reserve banks having authority
System
would lead to
unwarranted credit and currency expansion,
might force the country off tlie gold standard.
This
fear evidently lay at the bottom of the large gold exports—
exports of huge proportions which constitute the conspicu¬
ous feature in
foreign exchange affairs during the month,
as noted further
below; export shipments from New York
aggregated no less than $235,600,000, including $22,100,000
and
addition
to
earmarked stock
count of London.
j $5,900,000 was taken for ac¬
High officials in banking circles tried to
reassure
European investors that the American dollar was
absolutely safe, but without having much effect in checkinggold
withdrawals.
paper accounts,
Such
statements,
according
to
news¬
made in official quarters in England,
were
Holland, Belgium, France, Italy and Spain. The flight from
the dollar
was
not reflected
so
much in sterling quotations as
in those of French francs, Dutch guilders, Swiss francs and
Belgian belgas.
Doubtless sterling would have reflected
prevailing apprehensions more strongly but for official in¬
tervention by the London authorities, who were apparently
determined that rates for sterling should not be permitted,
at
On
least for the time
numerous
mand
have
for
was
any
sharp advances.
a strong de¬
evidence of
sterling in many centers,
soared
except
London authorities.
plished
being, to make
occasions there
for
and quotations might
intervention on the part , of the
Whether this intervention
directly through
London bankers
or
was
accom¬
through sup-
MONTHLY
7
porting operations by banking authorities in other centers
was not
known, and not deemed of any great consequence
the.directing action
as
Despite frequent
ties in
Europe,
funds to
come
believed to
was
from London,
come
by leading banking authori¬
assurances
a marked disinclination on the part
to the United States or to remain
tinued throughout
London's
the month.
of foreign
here con¬
position was
of
May 12 further reduced its discount rate from
own
deemed secure, as is evident from the fact that the Bank
England on
3% to 2*4%, making the fourth reduction in the Bank of
England rate since Feb. 18.
Open market discount rates
in
London likewise reflected
well
over supplies
as
discounts
31
for
a
feeling of great security as
loanable
bills
short
1%@2%
against
of
in
funds.
London
market
Open
1%
were
May
on
30, and 1 1/16% for three
bills against 2@2 1/16% on April 30.
Gold continued
months
on
April
to reach the London market from
other Asiatic
South Africa, India
and
countries, and the major portion of this is
13
REVIEW
the
continental
and
other
Continental exchanges during May
infliimce of the fear which led to the
the
exchanges.
foreign
The
were all under
renewed calling
home of
foreign balances in this country and likewise the
closing out of many foreign investments here, and which
eventuated in a gold export movement from the United State?
of phenomenal proportions, to which repeated reference ha:
already been made.
At the same time a condition of great
in the
ease
further
European
reductions
announced in
money markets
prevailed, leading to
discount
in
in
rates
addition"
to
those
previous months.
Reference Las already been
made to the reduction on May 12 in tlie discount rate of
the Bank of England from 3% to 2%%.
The Bank of Ire¬
land at the
of
Italy
same time reduced from 4% to
3%%. The Bank
May 2 cut its discount rate from 6% to 5%, and
on
on May 5 the Bank of Lithuania reduced from
7%% to 7%.
On May 13 the National Bank of Sweden lowered its rate
5% to 4%%, effective May 17, and on this last-men¬
day the Bank of Bulgaria reduced its rate from
from
believed to have been taken for account of the British Treas¬
tioned
ury through
the Exchange Equalization Account authorized
British Parliament in April, in which month the
of the Exchequer received authority to borrow
£150,000,000 for that purpose.
9%% to 8%%, and
by
National Bank of Norway
the
Chancellor
The outstanding
event in sterling exchange during1 May
perhaps the purchase, on Saturday, May 14, of £2,012,665
bar gold by the Bank of England, its first big purchase
was
of
of gold since
abandonment of the gold standard
Sept. 21
1031.
This was not open market gold, and London bullion
dealers professed ignorance of its source, but suggested that
the
had been accepted
metal
by the Treasury
on
on
exchange
Later the Bank of England bought £1,234.477 of
accounts.
May 25 to 8%, while
on
on May 19 the
reduced from 5% to 4%%, and
May 28 the National Bank of Denmark scaled down its
on
rate, from 5% to 4%, the lower figure becoming effective
May 31.
On
reduced from
May 20 the
7% to 6%.
French francs
were
Central
Reserve
exceptionally firm, owing
to the flight of funds from the dollar.
continued to draw down its
the
in
for
form
export
Bank
of
very
Peru
largely
The Bank of France
foreign balances in this country
gold, and its gold takings at New York
of exceptional dimensions, the shipments
of
were
for the month to France
having reached
no less than $59,Utterances in French bank¬
gold bars in the London open market, and still later acquired
other consignments of the metal.
According to press dis¬
600,000,
May 25, Major Walter Elliott, Financial Secre¬
tary of the Treasury, announced in the House of Commons
inflation
that Great Britain had
cording to dispatches to the New York "Times," on Monday.
May 9, two articles on the dollar, which the
dispatch stated
were evidently
inspired by the officials of the French Treas¬
ury and the Bank of France, attracted much attention in
patches,
on
no
intention of
returning to the gold
standard "while gold prices behave as they are doing now."
Mr. Elliott's statement was made in response to persistent
demands by members of the Commons for a specific promise
not to
tion
permit external events such
policy
standard.
to precipitate
The
Bank
as
the United States refla¬
hasty return to the gold
of England statement for the week
a
too
ending May 4 showed
a loss of £16,492 in gold;
ending May 11 thqre was a gain in amount of
the week ending May 18 a gain of £2,037,605;
ending May 25 a gain of £2,238,605, and in the
June 1 a gain of £3,580,620.
transfers
Cable
for the week
week ending
were
being 4%%. Canadian exchange
discount, and on May 23 this discount
was as much as 13%@13%%; on
May 31 the discount was
12@12%% against 10 7/16@10%% discount on May 2.
Repeated references have been made above to the huge
outflow of gold from the United States, inspired by the fear
that the country might be driven off the gold standard, as a
severe
result of Federal Reserve operations in the large-scale
pur¬
chases of United
States Government securities and
the
numerous
additional
schemes finding favor in Congress for the issue of
amounts of United States obligations.
In the
following statement,
the
New
York
taken from the "Monthly Review"
of
Federal
Reserve Bank for June 1, the full
details of the gold movement are indicated:
/:%-■
"A considerable reduction in the
monetary gold stock of
the
States
United
occurred
during
May,
totaling
$216,-
000,000, the largest gold loss since last October.
A major
part of the movement reflected a transfer abroad of central
bank
which had been employed in the New York
market, carrying further the tendency for central
funds
money
banks
instead
money
to
concentrate
of
keeping
markets.
United States
their
reserves
in
their
own
vaults
substantial part invested in foreign
On May 25 the monetary gold stock of the
a
$4,207,000,000, which is about the same
as the average level
in 1928 and 1929, although since the
autumn of 1929 the volume of foreign short-term funds in
was
New York money market has been reduced
by about
two-thirds, and foreign investments in American securities
have been substantially reduced.
"Exports, which totaled $213,500,000, consisted chiefly
the
of shipments of
$59,600,000 to France, $70,500,000 to Hoiland, $55,100,000 to Switzerland, $19,000,000 to Belgium.
$5,900,000 to England, and $3,400,000 to Germany. A sizable
part of the gold exported during the month represented the
shipment of gold released from earmark, but as there were
additional amounts set aside the total
volume of gold held
under earmark for
foreign account on May 31 showed a nel
$22,100,000 for the month.
"As a partial offset to the losses of gold
through export's
and earmarlrings. there was a total of
$14,600,000 of golf
imported, of which $4,500,000 came from Canada, $1,000,000
from Peru, $500,000 from
Newfoundland, and $800,000 from
increase of
Mexico through New York; and $3,700,000 from
China.
$2,400,000 from Japan, and $800,000 from Australia
through
►San Francisco."
i
in "Le Temps" and the other in "Le
Both expressed faith in the
stability
of the dollar, coupled with criticism of the Federal
Reserve's
policy
as
tending toward inflation.
Reserve
"The purchase by
the
of
Treasury bonds," said an editorial in
Debats," "has resulted in weakness of the
des
dollar, and that
the
three months futures
a
One appeared
Federal
declining tend¬
3.65%@3.66%,
but the rest of the month, and particularly in the closing
days, the trend was slowly upward.
Owing to the steady
transfer from dollars into sterling, rates for sterling futures
ruled at a sharp premium at the close of May, this premium
continued at
Paris.
Journal des Debats."
the "Journal
half of the month the sterling rate showed a
for
strongly condemnatory of the so-called
which they seemed to think were being
pursued by British and American banking authorities.
Ac¬
were
policies
in the week
on
and on May 14 cable transfers
circles
ing
£24,717; for
London, May 31, ranged at 3.68% @
3.70% against 3.65%@3.66% on Monday, May 2.
The first
ency,
as noted further above.
was
the subject of telephone conferences of
Reserve Board with the prin¬
directors of the Federal
cipal European banks of issue,
as well
as the question of
of the policy of credit expan¬
Temps" the rise in the British pound
early in the previous week, which showed that dollars were
being sold against pounds, was stopped by the intervention
the
international application
sion."
According to "Le
in the market in Paris
by the Bank of France, which bought
dollars heavily.
Generally speaking, according to the New
York "Times" dispatch, what the
Treasury and the Bank
of France officials expressed in the
inspired articles was
simply
cial
for
reflection of the two great pillars of French finan¬
a
philosophy, the fear of inflation and profound respect
gold metal..
Cable transfers
on
Paris touched 3.95 3/16%
year.
The rate May 31
on
May 28.
a
high figure for the
new
was 3.94%(a
May 2. The Bank of France
in its return for the week
ending May 6 showed a gain in
gold holdings of 477.750.198 francs; for the week" ending
May 13 there was a further increase of 311,660,240 francs:
3.95
against 3.94%@3.94%
as
on
for
the week ending
May 20 an increase of 255.474.930
francs, and for the weejt ending May 27 an increase of 563.268,563 francs.
The German mark fluctuated rather
inclined to
move
lower at
exchanges showed
a
erratically and
was
time when the other Continental
rising tendency, and the last week of
developed decided weakness, and
especially on the closing day, May 31, probably because
Chancellor Bruening had the day before handed in his
resig¬
the
month
nation
and
the
a
mark
of
that
his
entire
cabinet
Ilindenburg at the instance of the latter.
on
to
President
von
Cable transfers
Berlin, after moving up from 23.76 May 2 to 23.90 Mav
11.
hovering around the latter figures for several days,
and
dropped to 23.65 May 27. and on May 31 showed a range of
23.62%@23.68. The pressing problem in Germany appeared
to be that of transfer
foreign exchange.
or the ability to obtain
the necessary
German authority stated that there were
few cases of German
long-term loans abroad on which in¬
being earned, and that there would
terest charges were not
be
difficulty
no
foreign
were
payments made in
marks instead
of
During the1 first four months of the
calendar year the German export
surplus was not sufficient
to meet all the devisen
requirements, and the Bank of Ger¬
currency.
many
was
marks
in
however,
compelled to
pay
out approximately 170 000.000
gold and
foreign exchange.
During that period,
requirements were unusually large because con¬
siderable amounts of the foreign debt falling due
under tlie
standstill agreement we're repaid.
In the gold outflow from
this .country Germany did not
fail
to
were
and
participate—there
repeated small shipments from this side'to Germany,
aggregate of the shipments to
Germany for the
the
month was
$3,400,000.
Much mystery appeared to
surround
as mark exchange was
practically
nominal and quoted rates did not touch
the gold export
point for shipments of the metal from New York.
these
shipments inasmuch
14
MONTHLY REVIEW
Berlin
dispatches,
May
4,
reported that the Bank of
Germany that the $90,000,000 Central bank credit which matured on June 4, and in
which the Federal Reserve banks, the Bank of England, and
France had informed the Bank of
and the remainder in London and in Athens.
fers
The exchanges
the Bank for International
were
of
Settlements, each for one-quarter
participants, had been extended for
another period of three months.
The other three partici¬
pants joined in the extension, though the Bank of France
insisted
of
were
the amortization of 20% of the debt.
on
The Bank
its return for the first quarter of May,
recorded a loss of 7,724,000 marks, but for the second quarter
showed an increase of 374,000 marks, and for the third
Germany,
in
quarter an increase of 4,800,000 marks, with 0,437,000 marks
further increase in
note circulation
of
the fourth quarter of the month.
the Bank of Germany decreased
The
137,-
funds
such
^
balances
and
this country,
in
francs and Dutch
withdrawn from this country ; $55,100,000 gold
shipped during (lie month to Switzerland, and $70,500,000 to Holland. And cable transfers oh Switzerland on
May 31 were quoted at a range of 19.58%@19.61 against
19.41% @19.43% May 2, while cable transfers on Holland
were 40.56@40.59 May 31 against 40.50% @40.53 on May 2.
of the gold
was
Swiss francs both here
quarter.
tion of security holdings.
An Austrian transfer moratorium
was
foreshadow^ in
a
by the Vienna Government to the League of
Nations and made public about the middle of the month,
but
on
was
at the end of the month
postponed awaiting action
the part of the League of Nations.
The action wbuld
be tantamount to
suspension of service on most external
on all of them.
Asserting that the
bankruptcy while the great Powers
debated the political possibilities of a Danubian Union, the
a
loans, and perhaps
country was facing
note stated that further months cannot be allowed to elapse
without the beginning of a program corresponding to the
and Which led to
large outflow of gold from the United States.
Swiss
guilders were especially strong, and both
countries doubtless furnished a haven of refuge for much
a
The
note addressed
,
the countries neutral during the war
all strong under the influence of the large withdrawals
on
192,000 marks in the first quarter, 67,919,000 marks in the
quarter, and 183,671,000 marks in the third quarter,
but with an expansion of 221,288,000 marks in the final
second
Gable trans¬
quoted at 0.63@0.70 May 31 against
were
0.78@0.82 on May 2.
of
the amount,
Greece
on
orders for
said to be due to the transfers of private
and
abroad
were
individual accounts
liquida¬
The funds were sent to Switzer¬
either from the closing out of deposit accounts or the
land
despite the fact that Swiss banks pay no interest on
foreign accounts in order to discourage the influx.
Such
funds simply seek safety.
The Scandinavian currencies
manifested
also
a
rising
tendency, and this was true even as regards Sweden, not¬
withstanding the losses suffered through the Kreuger & Toll
disaster in which Swedish interests were so
largely involved.
Kreuger & Toll, the parent company of the vast interests
which were headed by the late Ivar Kreuger, filed a petition
in
The Italian Treasury conversion operation, which asked for
one billion lire, and for which a total of four billion was
on May 24 and applied for annulment of
provisional moratorium granted to it by the Swedish
Government.
The Swedish Investigating Committee, in a
report issued May 20, recommended that the concern be
declared bankrupt.
The report revealed that Ivar Kreuger,
the so-called "match king," who committed suicide in Paris
on
March 12 1932, died practically penniless and owing
$168,300,000.
Associated Press accounts from Stockholm.
May 4, stated that Ivar Kreugetr had been summoned while
in the United States to appear before representative of
subscribed,
urgent needs of Austria.
that the
The note concluded with a plea
League and its Financial Commission offer counsel
in this dilemma.
The Austrian schilling, however, for ex¬
change did not show any fluctuations of importance. Italian
exchange was slightly easier, and cable transfers on Italy,
May 31, were 5.13^ @5.14% against 5.15% @5.16% on May 2.
bankruptcy
the
encouraging in demonstrating
the National Bank of Sweden and banks in Berlin on March
an
abundance of liquid funds and the public confidence in
Government finances.
The Greek Government failed to
15, when he committed suicide in Paris on March 12, the
remit funds to pay the May 1 coupon of the Greek Govern¬
ment 40-year 1% secured sinking fund gold bonds (refugee
censured
loan
Swedish
was
of 1924).
of which about
regarded
as
This loan amounted to about $60,000,000,
$6,000,000
was
placed in the United States
Banking Committee of the Riksdag reported.
The report
the management of the National Bank, the Riksbank,
for
the
crown
credits
enormous
for cable transfers
against 18.34@18.40 on May 2.
granted Kreuger.
The
18.99@19.10 May 31
was
The Danish
crown
for cable
RATES OF EXCHANGE ON CONTINENTAL CENTRES.
Paris
Swiss
Amsterdam
Francs
Francs
Guilders
Bankers'
Bankers'
Checks
cables
Checks
3.93%o.94«,« 3.94%a3.94%
3.94%a3.94%
3.947,«a3.94% 3.94»i603.95
5 3.94%a3.94% 3.94%a3.94%
6 3.94%a.94",« 3.94%a.94»,e
7 3.94#i#fl ,9413is 3.94"i60.94%
3 3.94%a .9413ie
4
8
SUN DAY
19.56%a.58%
19.56%al9.58
19.56%a.58%
19.56%ol9.60
13 3.947,«a3.94% 3.94%a .9413,6 19.57fll9.59
19.57%a.59%
14 3.94%a3.94% .9411,60 .9413,6 19.57ol9.60% 19.57%al9.61
SUN DAY
.94%
:
40.50o40.54
14.03%ol4.05
14.04al4.05%
40.51a40.55
14.04al4.05% 14.04%a.06%
40.50o40.53% 40.53%a40.56 14.03%o.06% 14.04al4.07
40.49%o.52% 40.52a40.55
14.04% a.05% 14.05al4.06
21
15
0.15%
40.50040.55
40.53o40.58
15
40.53040.56
40.55%a40.60 14.03al4.04% 14.03%al4.05
15
a.15%
fl.15%
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
14.03ol4.04% 14.03%al4.05
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
29
SUN DAY
30
SUN DAY
HOLI DAY
.63%a.70
a.67%
SUN DAY
Cables
2
.02
3
a.66
.62% a.66
.63
.63
.63%o.70
a.66
HOLI DAY
.63
.62%a.66
a.13% 5.13%a.l4%
Cables
Checks
Cables
SUN DAY
Checks
Cables
SUN DAY
al8,
.55
018.64 18.56
018 65
75o23.77 23.76a23.79
018
.57
018.51 18.45
018
.60
018.64 18.57%al8 65
018.67 18.61
al8 68
77%a.80 23.78023.82
78023.81 23.79 %a.82
018.69 18.61 %al8 70
al8.78 18.69 %al8 79
018.79 18.75
018 80
78a23.80 23.79%0.81
79a23.81 23.80a23.82
020.15 18.47
020.16 18.65
018.54 17.47%al8,
018.74 18.65%al8
.61
020.15 20.09
7
.04
O20.14 20.05
O20.15 18.80
018.89 18.81
.74
al8,
.69
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
O20.15 18.86
018.97 18.87
al8
.73
O20.19 20.11 %a20.20 18.99
O20.15 18.60
019.04 19.00
al9
.75
018.84 18.61
018
.59
9
.09
10
.11
11
.06
12
.07
O20.14 20.08
O20.15 18.61
13
.99
O20.04 20.00
14
,96%a20.04 19.97
018
O20.05 18.63%al8.69 17.64
018.74 18.65%al8
O20.05 18.65
018.72 18.61 %al8
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
018.79 18.73 %al8 80
al8 80
018.74 18.60
018 75
7.92
07.91%
07.94%
7.94
07.96
07.94% 7.94
7.94%a7.95% 7.95
7.96
7.95%a7.97
018 65
,85a23.88 23.86a23.90
,87a23.89 23.88023.90
O20.10 18.61
018.64 18.62
018
.33
O20.15 18.65
018.74 18.66
al8
,33
018.44 18.34
ol8 ,45
O20.15 18.69
018.74 18.70
018
.37
018.45 18.38
al8 ,46
O20.14 20.06 %a20.15 18.76%al8.89 18.77
al8
.35
.38
.04
O20.09 20.04 %a20.10 18.87%al8.91 18.88
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
al8
.34
al8.44 18.35 %ol8 .45
018.39 18.35
al8 .40
SUN DAY
23
.05
O20.09 20.06
018.86 18.80
al8
.36
018.40 18.36 %al8 .41
24
.07
al8.88 18.81 %fll8
.34
018.40 18.35
25
.34
018.39 18.35
.09
O20.09 20.07 %o20.10 18.81
020.14 20.09 %a20.15 18.84
26
.09
O20.14 20.10
O20.15 18.95
018.99 18.96
al9
.34
27
.09
O20.14 20.10
O20.15 18.86
018.95 18.87
al8
.33
al8 .40
018.41 18.34 %al8 .42
018.39 18.33%al8 .40
28
.09
a 20.30
O20.31 18.89
019.24 18.90
al9
,40
018.64 18.41
018 .41
al8 .55
,86% a.89 23.87023.90
SUN DAY
,86%o.89 23.87%a.90
,87a23.88 23.87% 0.89
.86%o,88 23.87023.89
84% 0.88 23.85% 0.89
.82a.83% 23.83a.85%
SUN DAY
.72o23.81 23.73023.83
.65a.70% 23.670.72%
.66o23.72 23.67a23.73
a7.95%
a7.96
07.97%
HUN DAY
SUN DAY
53018.64 % 18.54
018.50 18.43 %al8 51
018 .45
,31%al8.44 18.32
SUN DAY
o7.90% 7.88
7.93
,97al4.14% 13.97%al4.15 8.01
,96ol4.14% 13.96%al4.15 8.03
O20.09 20.00
20.10
95al4.14% 13.95 %al4.15
96al4.14% 13.96 %ol4.15
95014.14% 13.95%ol4.15
,95al4.14% 13.95%al4.15
,95is14.143i 13.96
05%a20.14 20.06
04
O20.14 20.05
018.89 18.84%al8
o7,94
7.93%o7.95
95al4.14 % 13.95%al4.15 7.87
95al4.14% 13.95%al4.15 7.91
83a23.86 23.84023.88
.43
Cables
SUN DAY
81a23.85 23.82a23.87
018.49 18.38%al8 ,50
018.36 18.34
al8 37
O20.10 18.79
Checks
Cables
SUN DAY
84a23.88 23.85a23.90
85o23.89 23.86023.90
al8
.99
Checks
Spanish
018.79 18.76
018.84 18.72
17
78a23.81 23.80023.82
SUN DAY
O20.10 18.71
O20.09 20.01
a.70
Pesetas
O20.16 18.44
.00
a.73
SUN DAY
Bankers'
020.14 20.07
21
.63
Bankers'
.08
22
,63%a.70
.63%a.70
Schillings
.06
.06
.63%a.70
a.66
Bankers'
5
20
a.66
Reichsmarks
6
15
a.70
.63
.63
5.13%a.l4%
5.13%a.l3%
5.13%a.l4%
5.13%a.l4
5.14
a.14%
.64
Kroner
O20.15 20.09
16
a.70
SUN DAY
.63%a.66
5.14 %a.14%
Bankers'
SUN DAY
O20.14 20.07
a.70
.64
Vienna
O20.09 20.02 %a20.10 18.33%ol8.39 18.34
O20.10 18.36 %al8.44 18.37
O20.14 20.10
a.70
,62%a.70
Berlin
Checks
SUN DAY
a. 70
.66
.64
.63% a.66
.63
a.66
Norway
.02%a20.09 20.03
8
a. 70
.66
,63%o.66
Kroner
SUN DAY
08
13
.63
.62% a.66%
.65%o.67
.65%a.67
HOLI DAY
13.98%al4.01 13.99al4.01%
a.70
.66%o.70
,66%a.70
.66%o.70
a.67
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Silver in London, after rising
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transfers, after selling below 20.00 on May 14, was quoted
20.15@20.25 May 31 against 20.023/2 @20.10 on May 2.
The Norwegian crown, however, after an advance the early
part of the month, showed a declining tendency the latter
part.
As against 18.56@18.65 May 2, the range fo# the
Norwegian crown May 31 was 18.47@18.55 on May 31. The
high point for the month was 18.75@18.80 May 7, and the
low point 18.32@18.45 May 14.
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their upward movement, and the rate for cable transfers
on
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6.00a6%
15--
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3.33
28.00
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16.00
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29-.
SUNDAY
30--
31-
HOLIDAY
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^V.v;
i'
New York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF
Bond Sales.
May...
1932.
May] and
on
pages
embrace every
1,149,128,650
16 to 38 furnish
security dealt in
a
They
on
May
no
the Exchange.
1932.
Jan. 1 to
extended
1932.
--.Shares
May 31
introduction,
1931.
23,136,913
46,659,625
163,717,978
-
complete record of the transactions
need
MAY
Stock Sales.
$238,708,000
since Jan. 1.
range
DURING
1931.
$261,621,400
£
May 31
The tables
PRICES
1,278,788,300
... ............
Jan. 1 to
BOND
273,349,666
the New "Sork Stock
on
they
Exchange during
self-explanatory.
The tables
We give bonds first, using the classification adopted in the official list.
as
The black-faced letters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each
case
are
the month when the bonds mature.
In accordance with the rule
are
at
a
adopted by the New Tork Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying bond ?
price to which accrued interest must be added. The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds on which
Interest is in default.
but where this is the
A few other bonds, like the Holland-American Line 6s, for special
reasons, are' also quoted
the quotation "flat" will be found against the name of the Issue.
This method of
case
"flat,'*
quoting bonds
became effective Jan. 2 1909.
For footnotes to tables see last page of bonds and last page
Sales in
fl
BONDS
May,
N,
Value.
7.
STOCK
Price
Jan. 2
1932.
EXCHANGE.
Bid.
U S GOVERNMENT
of stocks.
Ask
PRICES IN MAY.
May 2.
Bid.
Ask
May 31.
Bid
Ask.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
First Liberty Loan—
6.393,000
..1932-1947
Registered....——..——.——
First 3 Hi—
23"666
—-
sbo'ooo
101 ht Sale
1008jj Sale
993°32May 12 101*82 May
99"nSale
J
Registered.
94*ii Jail.
95*32 Jan.
26 101*81 Apr.
14
96**32Jan.
96«82 Feb.
24 101«32May
9
2
2
97**32Jan.
97*°32Jan.
25 102*31 Apr.
20 101*8jjApr.
15
20
102 *832May
2
102i«33May 11
106*82 May
2
98>ts Jan.
98*»3iJan.
102*«»Apr.
15
23 102*0jjApr.
983°„Jan.
12'l0613a,Apr.
lOOUi Jan.
26 106*32 Apr.
29
14
28
30
100
1012732Sale
10 0 2832May
10D832Sale
10l2i32Sale
1932-1947 J
First Second 4%e
2
May~31 iof"nMay~ *9
101*"" Sale"" 166"" Sale"
1932-1947 J
First 414 s
4,000
97">tSale
J
J
Registered
4
J
1932-1947 J
First 4s
4 1012732May
IOII32 May 16 101?taMay.
14
6
Fourth Liberty LoanA
Fourth 414®
19,055,000
133,000
Registered
6,776,000 Treasury 414s
A
99**,,Sale
1947-1952 A
10210uSale
Registered..
A
7,45"O"666
6
247*666
5,6*89^666
3,262:600
5,6*7*8:666
991"|ii"Safe"
-1940-1956 M
8
M
1943-1947
i3j
Sale
ioisVjjSal'e"
10 2 832 Sale
10 2 732 Sale
1022»32Sale
992"832Sal"e"
1012*32May
101«32May
lOl^ssMay
99
....1951-1955
Treasury3M----—Junel5
1940-43
d
s
3~d
J
..........
8
m
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Treasury 3 Mis
97*82 Sale
"92i"ijSaie"
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982~8~32Sale~
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Sale
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d
J
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*9628"32Sal"e~
93
d
Registered...................
2
94
Jan.
97
May 20 101
May
3
20
99*33-May
10
88l°32May 31
94*32 May
2
~951232May
103**1 Apr.
992*3,Feb.
89IejiJan.
101"iiApr. 14
87*°»iJan.
94 8832 May
20
"99" "~May~
12
5
12
94*3j Apr.
7
Apr.
82»*i Jan.
21
9 5 432
May
96
May
892°32May
87**«Jan.
12
98**3iApr.
S
1946-1949 J
2^2 May
94
d
1941 1943 M
Treasury 3% s
lOO^Sale
d
m
May 20 102
12
99»«82Mar.
95*°<tSale
S
J
J
.....
Treasury 3%«
Registered
Treasury 3s
Registered...
102"32Sale
106
J
Registered
Treasury 3 J4s........
Registered
10,2057666
9910nSale
..1944-1954 J
Treasury 4s
Registered
10,164^666
1933-1938
16
99*32 May
10
88»u Jan.
96
May
25
94>»3iMar.
952832May
1
83
1
1
Jan.
11
95*3siApr.
14
29
"991"*;,"apv: "15
94
Apr.
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94*3, Apr.
992**iApr.
99*»uApr.
99«3,Apr.
96
May
96***,Apr.
95*3», Apr.
5
15
21
15
28
15
25
15
14
STATE AND CITY SECURITIES
Nor. 1954 MN
New York City—3 Ms
3%®
1955 MN
-
4s registered...1936 MN
registered
..........1955 MN
4s
4% Corporate stock...........1957 MN
4H% Corporate stock
May 1957 M N
-
4H* Corporate stock......Not 1957 M N
4% Corporate stock
1958 MN
4% Corporate stock.....
..1959 M N
IHi
I960 M S
-
-
:::e*
-
4M» Corporate stock
1963 M S
4%s Corporate stock.......... 1965 J d
New York State 4% 8
1963 M S
::::: hsh
110%
FOREIGN GOVT. & MUNICIPAL'S
55,000 Agrlc Mtge Bank s f 6s.........1947 F A
69,000
Sinking fund 6s A
Apr 15 1948 A O
96,000 Akershus (Dept) extl 5s.........1963 M n
68,000
53,000
7,000
27,000
29,000
20,000
10,000
103,000
184,000
217,000
198,000
236,000
270,000
142,000
159,000
101,000
131,000
212,000
28,000
906,000
673,000
582,000
392,000
190,000
185,000
Antloqula (Dept of) Col 7s A....1945 J
External s f 7s ser B
1945
J
21
23 %
20%
38
42
50
13
25
31%
38
m
Sale
5%
7%
5% Sale
10
5%
12%
19%
External
s
f 7s
...1945
12%
External
s
f 7s ser D...........1945
12%
Ext
f 7s
33
13
12%
6
12
5%
sec s
ser
C
....1957
2d series trustr ects
Extl
sec s
f 7s 3d series...
Antwerp (City) extl loan 5s
11
....1957
—......
11
11
1957
13
73
1958
5
69
22% 28
22% Sale
56%
75
5%
15
5
Sale
9
Sale
lH
Sale
5%
Sale
5
66
Sale
A
O
49%
Sale
49% Sale
j
37% Sale
d
51
Sale
49 %
41
A
O
49%
49%
Sale
Sale
..I960 M N
50
47
Sale
Externals f 6s (StateRy)—...1960 M S
Extl s f 6s (Sanitary Works)...1961 F A
49%
Sale
48
40% Sale
37% Sale
38% Sale
39% Sale
37% Sale
37% Sale
Sale
50% Sale
49% Sale
49%
49%
49% Sale
48% Sale
49% Sale
50
49%
41
Sale
Sale
44
34 %
62 %
Sale
Sale
Argentine Govt public works 6s. 1960
Argentine Nation (Govt) > f 6s..1959
Extl s I g 6s of Oct 1925
1959
Sinking fund gold 6s ser A
1957
External 1st s f 6s
Extl
a
ser
B
f 6s of May 1926
M S
1958 J
D
Public Works ext s f g 6s..May 1961 M N
Public Works ext a f 5H*
1962 F A
Argentine (Rep) 5s of 1909
1945 M S
J
Australia 5- of 1925
July 15 1955 J
External loan 5s of 1927
External g 4%t of 1928
Austrian Govt s f 7s...
Cash sale*
a
Deferr d del
-----
50
Sale
27% Sale
Sale
Sale
60
54 % Sale
54
Sale
51
Sale
86 % Sale
34
Sale
32 %
40
83
89%
1957 M S
49
42 %
1943 J
42%
d
52
44 %
44M
1956 MN
International s f 7s...
J
1957 J
Bavaria (Free State) extl 6 %s—.1945 F A
267,000 Belgium 25 year external 6%®—.1949 M S
r
50
Sale
Sale
Sale
43%
39% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
60
Sale
55
65
Sale
Sale
25 %
27
91 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
26
31
2
3
26
26
26
25
12
14
31
31
26
26
31
31
31
31
31
26
31
13
2
2
2
31
26
7
2
33
May
5
32% May
4
57 % May 14
6
May
May
5
5 % May
17
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
16
7
6
5%
6
69
50
/
49%
50%
49%
49%
49%
51%
49%
50
44
62%
62%
62%
56%
86%
34%
32%
93%
2
Jan.
4
33
May 31
33
Jan.
8
May
3
May 26
Apr. 14
Apr. 30
May 25
May 12
May 14
Jan.
31
20
20
19
2
12
27
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
31
26
26
31
31
31
31
31
26
31
Jan.
26
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
1
1
May 31
May 26
Jan.
27
6
Jan.
2
Jan. 27
Jan. 28
5
62% Mar.
Jan.
8
16.
15> Jan. 22
15
15
Jan.
Jan.
6
12
Jan.
14
14
Jan.
Jan.
13
18
10
77
66
Apr.
4
6
Mar. 11
67% Mar. 12
67
Mar. 11
68
Mar. 11
67
Mar. 11
67
68
Mar. 12
Mar. 11
67% Mar. 12
67
Mar. 11
59% Mar. 11
67
Mar. 12
62% May 20
62% May 20
60% Apr.
2
98
Mar. 24
55
47
95
Mar. 29
Feb.
24
Feb.
27
Sales in
N.
568,000
855,000
610,000
14,000
30,000
121,000
143,000
44,000
102,000
External
a
Sale
Sale
84% Sale
96% Sale
96
Sale
96% Sale
15a.Oct 15 1949
78
57
63
55
63
.......I960
a
78
54
75
61
Sale
f 5s
Berlin (Germany) a # 6 Ha
1950
External sinking fund 6a_.....1958
23
1945
15
(Republic of)
External
a
f 8a
Ext
Sale
Sale
Sale
99%
19%
1934
1941
f g i%* of 1926
Extl a f 6%a of 1927
Sale
7
7
..1969
20%
11%
5%
17 %
8%
5%
*1958
Extl sink fund 7s
Bordeaux (City of) 15-year 6a
Braxil (U S of) external 8a
23%
Sale
Sale
22
1947
gold 7a...
sec
4
15%
15%
Sale
16
Sale
Sale
Sale
37%
Bremen ext g 7a trust recta.....1935
Brisbane (City) s f 5a
1957
70
29%
35%
37
Sale
41
Sale
36
39
Sale
46%
17%
39%
Sale
45
14
45
s
f 6s...
1950
Buenos Aires
f 6s 1962.. 1955
a
(City) extl 4%a
External
a
f g 6a series C-3
External
s
1955
f 6s aeries C-2
Buenos
27
Sale
a f g 7a
1967
Stab loan 7%i Int ret.........1968
22
f 6%s
s
Bulgaria (Kingdom of"
57,000
436,000
541,000
313,000
11,000
44,000
267,000
Caldas Dept of
456,000
Farm Loan
35
10
(Colombia) 7%*..1946
Canada (Dom) Gold 4s
1960
•
78%
95%
94%
1952
74%
89%
Sale
Sale
1936
86
Sale
(City) a f 8s
1954
Cauca Vail (Rep of Col)s f g 7H* 1946
Cent Agrlc Bank (Ger) 7s
...1950
75
77%
15
38%
Sale
Sale
76
13%
33%
29%
29%
29
Sale
30-year gold 5a.
■
.
Carlsbad
f 6s
a
...I960
Farm loan a f 6s
1960
609,000
Farm loan 6s series A
4938
544,000
35,000 Chile Republic ext s f g 7s
1942
External sinking fund g 6s
134,000
1960
External sink fund gold 6a....1961
73,000
Ry ref extl s f g 6s
1961
88,000
13
76
26
Sale
49
Sale
Sale
i&X
40
Sale
43%
"25%
25
8%
74%
91%
93%
77
61
Sale
Sale
Sale
7%
26%
25%
24%
23%
8
12
13
6
12%
Sale
6
Sale
Sale
Sale
11%
10%
11%
Sale
Sale
14%
6%
6%
Sale
7
6
7
3%
13
Sale
6
3%
67,000 Chile Mtge Bank of gu a f 6%a ..1957
13
Sale
7%
8%
Sale
Sinking fund gold 6Ms guar.. 1961
25
Sale
26
13%
12%
Sale
Sale
9
Extl
67,000
66.000
Extl sinking fund 6a..........1962
External sinking fund 6s
1963
254.000
130,000
98,000
44.000
5,000
12,000
36,000
r
a
f 6e Int ctfs...........
Guaranteed s f gold 6s
Guaranteed sinking fund
Chilean Munlc Loan 7s
1961
.1961
6s_.1962
1960
11
12
6
..1951
Chrtstlanla (City) (Oslo)30-yr 6a~1954
6
66
7
75
Cologne (Germany)
20
28
32%
74,000
f6%a.....1950
a
Sinking fund 7a of 1927
Copenhagen external 5a
76,000
177,000
428,000
23
20%
1952
62
1953
3%
3%
5%
'
4
6
Sale
Sale
22%
5%
7
23
Cordoba (Prov) Argen 7a
Costa Rica (Republic) extl
64
59%
30% Sale
39% Sale
78%
85
70%
88
7a..1951
5s ext debt Ser A of 1914
1949
4%s extl loan Series C
30-year a f 5%a
1949
Works
78
...1953
-
Public
5%a_..Juae 30 1945
(Dept
f 6Hs
21%
12
35
36
35
89%
20%
W
If
14
40
'v.
38
36%
27""
Sale
56
23
Sale
60
Sale
18%
44%
36%
Sale
91
Sale
71
74
Sale
Sale
63
71
Sale
37%
60
Sale
37% Sale
35*
36
33
24
23K
14%
.
088% Sale
85
86%
98
36%
36%
46%
Sale
38
Sale
7
13% May
13% May
20
May
20% May
21
May
60
May
52
May
15
May
36
May
35% May
27
May
87
May
86% May
65
May
71
May
35% May
Sale
67%
86% May
98
May
97% May
57
May
61
May
23% May
20% May
11% May
5% May
4
May
4
May
104% May
20% May
19
May
18
May
16% May
76
May
38% May
45
May
45
May
50
May
17% May
45
May
36
May
36% May
17
31
3
7
6
6
4
31
26
31
2
31
27
26
26
2
3
31
6
8% May
74% May
91% May
o92 % May
Sale
61
May
7
Sale
May
Sale
o25% May
Sale
21% May
Sale
21% May
23
Sale
May
Sale
6% May
5
3% May
3
Sale
May
4
Sale
May
Sale
4
May
7
5% May
Sale
3% May
9
May
Sale
21% May
5
Sale
May
9
7% May
4
4%
May
Sale
7% May
66
May
"20"
16
May
Sale
23
24%
68%
Sale
23%
14
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
22% Sale
17%
5
26
34
1942
I7"
Sale
20%
62%
7%
Sale
18
Sale
18%
8
20
20
20
Sale
Cordoba (City) external a f 7s... 1957
External a f 7a
Nov 15 1937
Cundlnamarca
■\\
17%
25% Sale
20%
21%
1947
Gold 4%s int ctfs
7
24% Sale
98,000 Cuba (Rep of) 5s of 1904 .......1944
41,000
7
71
Chinese Hukuang Ry 5s.
304,000 Colombia (Rep) external a f 6a...1961
Ext a f g 6a Int rcta
1961
452,000
161,000 Colombia Mtge Bank 6Ha.......1947
Sinking fund 7s of 1926
1946
68,000
70,000
101,000
34,000
18,000
31,000
124,000
7
13%
Sale
20
43,000
Sale
18
12%
...
"33%
11
Sale
Sale
28
42%
40% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
26%
41
32
11
26
2
103
16
80
Sale
2
9
6
16
16
26
31
21
24
25
May
93% May
May
55
May
49
May
16
May
15
May
9
May
3% May
2% May
Sale
Sale
12%
29%
84
94
Sale
37%
36%
10
1961
External
48
15
Sale
f6s 1961
Sale Prices.
14%
Sale
33%
39%
57
35
25%
a
Sale Prices.
15
35%
35% "98""
24% Sale
24% Sale
12% Sale
17
55
1960
I960
Alr^s (Prov) ref. ext'l
36%
Sale
Highest.
Sale
76
26
Sale
Sinking fund gold 5a .......-.1958
Budapest (City) exit
38
Sale
Lowest.
Lowest.
17%
15%
39%
66%
11
2% Sale
103
Sale
flat 1952
Sale
,
3% Sale
2% Sale
Sale
20
Sale
14
1952
7
Sale
3
Sale
\VA
13
Sale
16
.1957
Cent Ry 30-year g 7a....
Sink fd 7%« (coffee uec>..
24%
Sale
103% Sale
.1957
a
20-year
Ask.
84%
95%
92%
92%
.1956
Bogota (City) ext g 8s
Bolivia
Ask. Bid.
Sale
80
1955
Bergen (Norway) ext
a
Bid.
Sale
f 6a..1955
>
f 7a
Stabilisation loan 7a
External
Ask.
Did.
May 31.
May 2.
1932.
(Continued)
Belgium (Concl) External
38,000
89,000
338,000
195,000
272,000
246,000
57,000
<
4,000
305,000
116,000
120,000
96,000
570,000
115,000
2,000
10,000
301,000
176,000
42,000
37,000
.
Government
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 2
T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Foreign
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
May.
Value.
17
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
27
24
26
24
9
31
3
12%
86
15
6
Sale
90%
9%
Sale
3% May
74% 75
May
74% 77
May
71
Sale
67% May
69
64% May
51% Sale o49 % May
59
Sale
57
May
39
40% 44
May
85% Sale
72
Sale
62%
57%
57%
_
1st sec 5%a of 1926
1940
2d series sinking fund f%a
18,000
1940
1945
26,000 Dresden (City) extl a f 7s
129,000 Dutch East Ind 25-yr extl 6a
1947
40-yr external sink fd gold 6s .1962
134,000
30-yr external gold 5Hs..Mar 1953
12,000
30-yr external gold 5%a__Nov 1953
29,000
1948
34,000 El Salvador (Rep) 1st a f 8a
.......1967
87,000 Estonia (Republic) 7a
Finland (Rep of) external 6a
Sale
67
Sale
64%
52
A
O
Sale
Sale
Sale
65%
Sale
38
40
33
33
49%
.....
MN
J
30
87
J
M
8
M
8
84%
78%
81%
48%
MN
J
J
J
J
30
...1950 M
8
42%
rnimi
45
Sale
Sale
Sale
232,000
11,000
3,495,000
1,000
77,000
204,000
18,000
40,000
51,000
24,000
94,000
12,000
93,000
95,000
28,000
39,000
128,000
Prov
6c
49%
50
49
52
42
53%
Sale
44
49
Sale
43?/
Sale
46
Sale
42
40
19
111% Sale
112% Sale
29
1968 F
91%
Hungarian Land Mtge 7 Ha A
S f 7Ha series B
s
Italian Cred Consortium 7s
External
sec s
ser
f 7s series B
Extl sinking fund 5%s
J
1961 M N
1961 M N
f 7s_1951
Italian Public Utility s f g 7s
Japanese Gov text s f 6%s
D
A 1937 M
8
1947 M
8
1952 J
1954 F
40
119
Sale
15%
118%
Sale
111
Sale
111
34%
58%
Sale
Sale
27
Sale
19
Sale
40
Sale
15%
12
11
11
11
4
9
19
19
20
6
2
26
4
May 23
26% May 23
15
May
4
2,3
May 11
A
J
1965 M N
A
O
32
45
F
A
22%
61
May 31
Mar.
16
May 26 31%
May 31
28%
8% Mar. 29 o22
3% May 24
10
2% May 25
8%
May 17
8%
Jan. 13 104%
May
3
May
7 r25%
May
6 25%
6
12% Jan.
25
8
65% Jan.
86
26
May 31
43%
2
33% Feb.
48%
5
5
5
4
20
31
20
3
18
26
25
23
25
31
20
Jan.
Jan.
14
11
Jan.
12
it*
32
Feb.
2
37
Jan.
4
11% May 31
35
May 27
36
Apr.
4
33
May 26
a24
Jan.
6
Mar. 11
Mar.
7
Mar. 11
Apr.
6
Feb.
16
8
48% Mar. 8
57% Mar. 10
Mar.
26% Jan. 15
58% Mar. 11
50
Mar. 15
55
5
Mar.
5
37% Mar. 11
23% May
3
11
May 31
14% May
6
37
Mar. 11
34
Jan.
12
41% Jan.
8
f15%
\f
May 23
27% May 23
23% May
3
24
May 20
25
May 25
66
May
60% May
19
May
40
May 12
37
May 11
36
May
6
89% May
6
91
May
2
71
May
2
77
May 25
39
May 25
6
30
Mar. 15
|^
27
13
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Jan.
May
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4
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Jan.
8
Mar. 10
Mar. 21
Apr.
28
Mar. 11
Jan.
Jan.
16
15
Jan.
16
Jan.
16
Jan.
15
Jan.
13
Mar.
4
Jan.
18
Jan.
18
Jan.
18
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
16
18
25
Jan.
16
Jan.
18
Mar.
4
Mar. 29
Feb.
4
Apr.
5
Jan.
13
13% May
13% May
18% Mar. 23
30
27% Jan.
19
Apr. 25
7
Apr.
27
Jan.
20
28% Jan.
14
18
19
55% Feb.
50
Feb.
15
32
Jan.
11
5
Jan.
13
71% Mar. 11
Mar.
May 20
Jan.
22
46
Mar. 11
30%/Jan.
25% Feb.
78% Jan.
84
Feb.
52
Jan.
2
42
8 r45
6
95
15
4
70% Apr. 20
33
30
67
34
Feb.
21
26
28
31
31
3
3% May
8% May
75
May
90;% May
77
May
89
May
6
67% May
77% May
2
Jan.
62
70% May 10
60
May
2 o49% May
May
67
May
2
57,
38
Apr.
41
May 23
24
25
26
31
31
16
26
24
4
May 10
May 27
35% May
9
89
May
2
84% May 11
79% May 10
80
May
2
23% May
3
38% May 25
28
29
D
MN
42%
99% Sale
99% Sale
J
10
MN
D
3
e
Sale
May
3
54% May 17
May
2
5
49% May
9
48% May
40
May 31
5
20% May
3
123% May
4
117% May
50
49
14
May 27
34
May 24
101% May
2
102
May 13
*70%
71% *074 y8 Sale
*o72% May 4
*a75
Sale
*o74
May
3
*o75% Sale
89
91
71
Sale
71
May 28
23
Sale
20
22
19% May 19
15
Sale
12 H Sale
12% May 23
60
59%
55
58
56,% May 23
20% Sale
17
20%
16% May 20
20
31%
25% Sale
May 16
44
Sale
41% May 28
18
12% Sale
12% May 26
17
Sale
14
12
May 19
17
Sale
15
17
22%
May
2
14% Sale
14% May
2
17% Sale
33
35
20
Sale
ol8% May 20
74
Sale
74
75
Sale
May
2
82
88% Sale
86% Sale
May
5
86
90
85% May 26
86%
90
67
77
77% Sale
72% May 27
60
75% Sale
•60
Sale
May 31
66% Sale
52% May 31
52% Sale
57% Sale
45% May 31
45% Sale
19
May
40
May
106% May
102
May
a74% May
o75% May
89
May
23
May
15
May
60
May
22
May
25% May
46
May
17% May
17
May
22% May
22% May
32
May
75
May
88% May
89
May
79
May
77
May
70
May
58
May
101%
Sale
15% Sale
33%
103
34
Sale
Sale
22
27%
30% Sale
15
22%
38
93
35
103
«103%Sale
a 103% Sale
103
6
12%
12%
40
£ sterling
37
36
17
96
Feb.
9
9
3
Jan.
12
Mar. 18
,
w*
77
Apr.
1
Apr. 27
May 25
40% Mar. 23
a
Deferred de livery.
30% May
20
May
35% May
Sale
103
May
Sale
103
May
8
8%
May
37
23
17
Jan. 14
29 100
Jan.
8
21 100% Mar.
3
26
Mar. 22
87
5
85% Mar. 22
31
71
31
75% Mar. 2
55% Feb. 16
5
29
50
Jan.
28
45
Feb.
Jan.
32
Apr.
27
4
50
Feb.
45
29
Mar. 22
8
92
Apr. 26
8
89
Feb.
24% Jan.
081
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
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76
Feb.
8 a87
Mar.
75
Feb.
8
Mar.
20
May 24
32% Feb.
41
May
Jan,
Jan.
Jan.
May
40
May
15% May
110% Jan.
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40%
35%
40%
9
26
5
28
2
31
31
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29
11
29
9
8
Jan.
21
S9H Jan.
13
56% Mar. 28
Apr.
4
Apr.
4
52
Feb. 26
54% Apr.
7
54% Apr.
8
8*
24
30
Jan. 14
22 123% May
3
25 118
Apr. 22
44% Mar.
65% Jan.
33% Feb.
14
2
May
2
28% Jan.
26 o89% Jan.
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Apr.
19 *a56 Jan.
28 *o65%Jan.
71
3
May
17
2
Apr.
2
12% May
13
56% May
24
16% May
60
8
Mar. 15
106% May 26
102
May 13
a76% Mar. 31
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Apr.
5
98% Mar. 24
8
63% Jan.
48
Jan.
14
66% Mar. 29
36
36
20
26
May
34
Jan.
7
4
12% May
12
2
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17
26
May
4
14% May
3 al8% May
Feb.
10 o69
82
2
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82
Jan.
17
3
70% Jan.
60
3
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14
52% May
6
45% May
May
26 35
May
24 23
May 10
18 39
31 104% May
6
31 rl05%May 25
21
12% May
4
Mar. 12
130
24% May 31
42% May 26
35% May
58% May
30
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Mar. 24
13
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24% May 31
42,% May 26
44% Sale
,
aale
63
Feb.
8% May
28
11% May 14
Jan.
71
2
31 78% May
Feb.
87
2
May
31
96%
Jan.
86
3
18 95
May
95%
61
May
6
90
76
31
May
7
May
2
25
12% May
19%
2 a25% May
25 29% May
47%
21% May
2
20 26% May
41%
21% May
3
20 26% May
23
May
3
r43
17 28% May
6% May
3
19
25
8% May
3% May
9
7
lo
May
16
3
May
31
6% May 12
14%
4
May
8
15
May 20
27
4
May
27 rl0% May 18
5% May
26
7% May 16
14%
3% May
31
6% May 19
5
May
26
8% May 18
19
Apr.
27 26% May
5
May 26
26
May 18
7% May
May 18
27
4
May
7
May
24
Jan.
7
13
31
7% May 26
66
May
75
25 71
May
•16
May
37%
19 32% May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
P
J
1944 F A
:..1960 MN
f 7H«
Irish Free State external 5s
s
J
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Mexican Irrig Assenting s f 4H8.1943
Cash
30
O
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)—
Secured s f g 7s
1957
161,000
11,000 Leipzig (City) external s f g 7s. .1947
11,000 Low Austria (Prov) sec s f g 7%8.1950
1934
272,000 Lyons (City of) 15-year 6s
1934
281,000 Marseilles (City) 15-year 6s
1954
100,000 Medellln (Colombia) 6%a
r
21%
Sale
O
a f 7H«
1950 J
ext 6Hs
1960 A
Hungarian Mun Loan 7Ha..
1945 J
External s f 7a...
Sept 11946 J
(Kingdom) external
Sale
Sale
Sale
40%
Sale
Sale
A
1952 A
.....1946 A
f 6a..
Helsingfors (City)
Italy
19
Sale
120%
116%
Sale
61%
1949
___L_1964 MN
a
44
46% o39
40% Sale
40%
Heidelberg (City) extl
34,000 Hungary (King of)
30,000
785,000
33,000
80,000
317,000
1,006,000
375,000
6%a
Hamburg (State) 6s...
41
49%
55
Bka—
Sinking fund secured 6a
Haiti (Rep. of) Cust
49
50%
1958 J
7a
Sale
45
4% fund £ op 1960 (*5=£1)
1990
D
5% War Loan £ op 1929 (*5=£1)1947
Greater.Prague (City) 7He_.iL. 1952 MN
sec
38
50
19
f
25
77%
23% Sale
36% Sale
—.
45
25
22
s
22
.
42
O
Greek Govt
Sale
80
42
Graz (Municipality) 8s
.....1954 MN
Grt Brit & Ire., 26-year 5%a
1937 F A
F A
Registered.................
(Cons Agrlc Loan)
.....
May
32% May
32
May
83
May
78% May
77
May
77% May
20
May
36% May
35%
42
......1965
.......
Communal
79%
Sale
78% Sale
77
32
O
1954 A
36-year 5%a of 1930
Sale
38%
1954 A O
loan 6Ha A....
External 6H1 Ser B...
German Republic extl 7s
Sale
83%
Sale
83
38
89
Sale
36
35
32
37
1956 M 8
1958 F A
Frankfort (City of) a f 4%a
1953 M N
French Republic 20-yr extl 7%a..l941 J D
External a f 7a of 1924
1449 J D
German
33%
88
85
92
80
39%
German Gov't International—
3,473,000
1,629,000
May 16
50
O
A
1945 M S
External sinking fund 7a
External sinking fund 6H1
Extl sinking fund 5%a
nun
Jan.
15
...
30",666
Finnish
91
55
46
Colombia)
External a
1959
55,000
32,000 Czechoslovak (Rep of) exit 8s... 1951
Sink fd 8a aer B
1952
14,000
234,000 Denmark 20-yr external gold 6s .1942
External g 5%a
1955
150,000
Gold 4%a__
1962
316,000
481,000 Deutsche Bank Am part ctfs 6s
1932 M S
23,000 Dominican Republics f 5%a..__-1942 M 8
2d series 5%a
1942
82,000
84,000
76,000
93,000
23,000
1,000
79,000
984,000
781,000
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sile Prices.
80
Jan. 23
89% Apr.
4
91
Jan.
alOl
Feb. 29
Mar. 11
Jan.
18
Mar. 11
U Feb.
25
Mar.
30
55
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
76
Apr.
92
Feb.
Jan.
31
100
18
7
12
14
18
1
29
83
12
Mar. 17
77
May
3
84
Jan.
21
73% Jan.
22
30% May 26
43% Mar. 12
20
May 24
35
33
Jan.
46
12
Jan.
16
Mar. 21
98% Jan. 13 104% May
6
98% Jan. 13 rl05%May 25
8
May 21
18% Jan. 28
2% Feb.
3% Jan
27
8!
N. Y. STOCK
18
Sales in
Y.
N.
Value.
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
1932.
N®.
Bid.
FOREIGN GOVT (ftnclutlfid)
external 5a of I899£ 1945 Q
1899
1945
Mexico (U S)
Bid.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
J
10,000
Assenting 5s large.
10,000
Assenting 4s of
2%
.
1954
1904
Assenting 4sof 1 •) 10
1910 large..
As enttng 4s of 1910 small
Treas 4s of 1913 assent (large) 1933
j
J
:::::
2
Assenting 5s of
4,000
20,000
36,000
252,000
May 2.
Ask
Lowest.
Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
|
Sale
Prices.
Highest.
Sale Price.
Prices.
1
Sale Prices.
J
Q
12,000
95:665
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
ill
bonds
May.
EXCHANGE—BONDS
4%
Sale
1%
10
"1%
10
2
3%
1%
1%
1% May 13
May 13
1 % May 27
J
j
2%
A
O
65""
2
(State) Brazil.-—
External sinking fund 6%«-.—1958 M
Sale
64%
Sale
3
60"
Sale
10%
10%
Sale
11%
5
Feb.
May 14
3% May 13
May 13
2
May 13
3% May
7
3
May 13
2% May 13
2% May 13
2% May 13
May
3
58% May 27 r65
2
May 18
May 23
3
2%
"2%
Small
loan 6 J**--1952
May 18
1 % May 23
Assenting 4s of
Milan City (Italy) ext
2
2% Apr. 16
4% Mar. 3
5
20
2% Jan. 28
May 13
1% May 27,
May 13!
2
JMay
5
Mar.
3
4% Mar. 16
3
May 13
5
13
May 27,
Mar. 12
Mar.
7
Mar.
70% Jan.
2
16
Minas Geraes
106,000
Ext sec 6H>s series A...
40,000
40,000 Montevideo (City) s f g 7s
Ext s f g 6s series A.. —
33,000
502,000
462,000
138,000
156,000
..1958
Norway 20-year ext s f 6s.Aug 15 1943
20-year external s f 6s. Aug 15 1944
<,3,000
30-year external s f 6s
Oct 1952
122,000
40-year ext s f
June 15 1965
External
f g 5s
s
40,000
29
29
MN
20
20 %
43%
44 %
A
40
43%
F
70 %
80
71%
F
A
8*
J
Panama (Rep) external
Extl 8 f 5s serr A
61
1967
1970
J
1952
F
A
1953 M
Municipal Bank extl s f 5s
37,000
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s
20,000
35,000 Nuremberg (City) external 6s
174,000 Oriental Development 6a
Extl deb 5%s int ctfs
429,000
47,000 Oslo (City) 30 year • f 6s—„
49,000
155*
12
20
8
Mar 15 1963 M
External s f 5s
184,000
12
S
D
M
J
g 5s.._1957 F
f
New South Wales ext ■
1959
1952
1959
8
J
MN
1958
1955
M N
1953
J
48
50
1947 A
48
1950 J
50
12
8
6%
ext a f 7s.
1941
Feb 15 1947
.
42,000 Rhine-Ma In-Danube deb 7s ser A 1950
01,000 Rio Grande do Sul (State) ext da. 1946
Ext s f g 6s_.
168,000
196>
.....
Extl
A
O
F
A
M
S
A
O
I
I)
I960
f 7s munic loan
M N
1967
f 7s of 1926
J
D
15,000
20,000 Rlode Janeiro (City) 25-yrsf 8s .1946 A O
External sec a f g 6 Ha
1953 F A
91,000
s
298.000 Rome (City) external s f 6 %■_„__ 1952
1964
100,000 Rotterdam (City) ext a f 6s
1959
156,000 Roumania (Monopolies) 7s
A
G
.
1945 J D
102.000 Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s_._.
S Fg6%s
Dec!946 J D
62,000
259,000 Serbs, Croats 8c Slovenes extl 8s. 1962 M N
,
Ext
sec 7s ser B
..1962
496,000
318.000 Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7s..1958
6%
3%
90
59%
47
10%
Sale
Sale
4%
5%
4%
4%
40%
Sale
Sale
44
Sale
10%
16
8
18%
Sale
70
68
Sale
55
35
13
9
Sale
11%
Sale
56%
32%
10%
7%
2%
8%
10
68%
Sale
Sale
Sale
91
Sale
Sale
Sale
11
14
Sale
Sale
102%
Sale
66
17
19
10%
30%
33
13%
10%
45
12%
6%
Sale
48%
25
40
24
Sale
23
Sale
25%
9
6
5
7
sec s
3
10
u
5%
17
15%
65%
55%
26%
9
4%
A*
Sale
...
28%
Sale
60
12
59% May
Sale
14
10
11
May
12
Sale
10
10
May
36
30% Sale
30% May
15
10
May
10% Sale
Sale
11
May
AY* 10
Sale
Sale
9
8% May
55
Sale
May
55% Sale
40
Sale
34
34
May
Sale
16% May
19% Sale
Sale
13
Sale
May
Sale
40
37
May
35% May
37%
Sale" 31
Sale
May
Sale
30
Sale
31
May
Sale
Sale
27
27
May
22
20
14
16
May
10*
May
104% Sale
37
30
May
11%
32*
12
8%
59
38
24%
20%
37%
26%
33
21%
Sale
34
45
Sale
Sale
38%
35%
M
N
40
D
33%
34%
37
16
21
18
98%
31
99%
102%
75
38%
58
May
57% May
May
77% May
77% May
74
May
72% May
71
May
7, 71% May
May
23' 20
54% May
31
May
26 52
16; 66 % May
3
2
3
2
14
4
3
3
79
7
23
24;
9!
3;
4!
93
31!
55
31'
31'
4
26!
26
26
4!
49%
41
54
6
6%
4%
5%
55
10%
7
24
24
78
64
24
31
26
28
27
25
34
26
7%
68%
26
2
24
59
17
28
10%
8
8
8%
12
93
36%
79
Sale
0
102
Sale
A
37
Sale
37
Sale
55
58
49
Sale
36
Sale
35%
50
Sale
41
60
12
10,
12
27
33
26 rl4%
12%
10*
40
25
21
39%
38
39
it*
M N
38
11% May 20
13% May 24
14
May
4
15
May
4
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
20
27
25
27
21
12
13
19
12
11
6
2
4
16%
17
2-1%
25
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
30% Feb.
29% Feb.
58
May 20
58
Mar.
70
84
Feb.
Apr.
5
8% Apr.
8
May 24
7% May 26,
8
7
Jan.
7
26
84% Mar. 11
71% Jan.
70
21
18
14
19
84
Jan.
79
64% Jan.
63% Jan.
59% Jan.
64% Jan.
15
May
36% May
41
May
23
31
26
60
Jan.
13
85
Jan.
45
Jan.
Mar. 10
Mar.
4
76% Mar.
71
May
73
Apr.
31% Jan.
10
19
13
27
72
Jan.
22
68% Jan.
o
12
18
75
Mar. 14
3
27
6
25
24
6
2
7
2
4
12
11
2
3
12
27
5
Feb.
May
May
3
Apr.
3
Apr.
44
May
40
May
45
May
10
Apr.
5% May
17
May
24
Feb.
29
15% May
6
10
2
27
Mar. 18
9
Jan.
12
27
Jan.
28
Jan.
II
4
31
31
Mar. 16
31
Mar. 11
Mar.
9
Mar. 15
26
26
Feb.
25
26
Jan.
14
26
Jan.
14
60% Jan.
2
Mar. 23
Fob.
2
Mar. 23
47
26% May
9
May
4% May
5
May
5
May
7
5
62
Feb.
20
31
55
21
26
11% Jan.
18
28
14% Jan.
22
27
13
18
Jan.
Feb.
13
12%
74%
94
56
Jan.
26
Jan.
11
Jan.
6
60
23
rl7
50
25
18
17
64%
45%
Jan.
28
24
May 25
May 26
May 26
7
84% Jan.
28% May 24
Jan.
Mar.
15
18
8
1
F
A
29
Sale
Sale
Sale
5%
64% Sale
91%
30
Sale
1946
f 7s
74%
62
3
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
36%
Sale
18
40
Sale
Sale
Sale
10%
1954
11,000 Styrla (Prov) extl
40
45
Sale
68
20
44
10
17
70
Sale
52
5%
15%
50
3
48%
Sale
90
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
74%
74%
72%
70%
4
Sale
Sale
10%
94
51
11*
Sale
12
Sale
7
10%
Sale
Sale
48
10%
8% May
4
9% May
4
7
May 24
7% May 26
May
May
May
Sale
May
Sale
May
Sale
May
Sale
70
May
68
May
71%
73
a65% May
Sale
15
May
Sale
36% May
41
41
May
Sale
63% May
Sale
Sale
24
9
Sale
8%
55
J
1947 F A
18,000 Silesian Landowners Assn 6s
M N
100,000 Soissons(Clty)ext 15-yr g 6sNov 14 '36
93
Sale
24
84
...
36%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
47%
.......
22
Sale
r
J
1953 J
4,000 Saarbruecken (City) 8 f 6s
11,000 Sao Paulo (City) a f 8s.....Mar 1952 MN
Ext Isec a f g 6 %•
May 15 1957 M N
22,000
J
1936 J
28,000 San Paulo (State) ext a f 8s
J
External s f 8s
1950 J
37,000
Ext 7s water loan...
1956 M S
26,000
J
Extl s f 6s int rets
1968 J
60,000
Sec s f g 7s int rets w i
1940 A O
218,000
.1942 M S
113,000 Sante Fe Prov (Arg Rep) extl 7s
240,000 Saxon Pub Works (Germany) 7a. 1945 F A
Gen ref guar serial gold 6Hi..l95i M N
172,000
a70%
70%
70%
15%
24%
22%
60%
51%
M N
A
Sale
76
73%
Sale
65%
4
A
8
54%
54%
77%
77%
Sale
16%
Sale
1940
7
Sale
Sale
6
A
Sale
50
92
19M
Sale
17%
53%
49
7%
Sale
70
9
7%
10%
16
Sale
80
54
f 8s
103,000; Oueensland (State of)
172,000! 25-year extl s f 6s
75
??*
97
17,000 Porto Alegre (City of) 8s_
1961 J
External guar sink fund 7 %a.-1966 J
36,000
133,000 Prussia (Free State) ext s f 6%
1951 M S
S f gold 6s
265,000
1952 A O
s
59%
65%
20% Sale
62% Sale
58%
60%
62% Sale
P
85
383,000
Ext
66
45
1960 J
55,000
66
9%
19
Sale
D
National loan ext s f 6s
172,000
S F 6s Int ctfs w i
71,000
110,000 Poland (Rep of) g 6s
Stabiliz loan 7s of '27. Oct 15
969,000
s
71
It*
May 15 1963 M N
5%a
Pernambuco (State) ext sec 7s.. 1947 M 8
30,000 Peru (Rep) Sec s f g 7s
1959 M S
47,000
External
77
10
9
12%
11%
35%
37
23
20
3 105%
20, 35
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
17
3
21
11
6
18
14
18
7
2
2
12
11
2
2
2
6
31
4
22
40
Jan,
10
May 29
May 10
10
30% May
10
10
27
May 26
4
May
Mar. 29
4
46
Jan.
8
31% Jan.
8
16% May 26
13
May 27
34% Jan. 11
2
21% Jan,
Feb.
3
Feb.
11
Feb.
6
Jan.
9
Jan.
15
Jan.
16
Mar.
3
Mar. 11
34% Jan.
16
33
Feb.
3
48
Mar.
42% Mar.
7
8
50
Jan.
12
47
Jan.
12
27
Apr. 14
Apr. 14
May 31
47
Mar.
16
May 23
28
Jan.
97
Jan.
30
27
8
15
28% Jan.
25 105% May 31
Mar.
4
11
42
Sweden (Kingdom of)
313,000
236,000
Extl g 5 Ha
1946 A
1955 F
Switzerland (Govt) ext 5 %•
165,000 Sydney (City) at g 5%s
1971
163,000 Taiwan Elec Pow 5%«
1952
29,000 Tokyo City loan of 1912 5s...
External a f 5 >58 guar
1961
171,000
11,000 Tolima '!>epi of) external 7s....1947
17,000 Trondhjem (City) 1st ext g 5%a.-1957
8,000 Upper Austria (Prov) extl s 'f 7a_.1945
fxternal s f *%■
June 15 1957
18,000
29,000 Uruguay (Rep) external
s
J
M S
A
O
M N
32%
57%
11%
M N
J
D
j
15
59%
"2l""
10
'45"'
49
63
33
27
A
"40""
45
40
23%
Sale
27
1964 M N
24
Sale
27%
Sale
1952 A t>
1952 M b
1958 F A
80%
57
§8*
50
Sale
34%
35
Sale
Sale
53
Sale
95
Sale
16%
76% May
Sale
103
May
Sale
May
Sale
May
May
41%
Sale
May
Sale
5% May
Sale
45
May
Sale
16
May
Sale
15% May
Sale
26%
26%
88%
36%
27%
38
Sale
104%
43%
37
6%
45
16
If*
131
84% May 28
3 105% May 27
2 45% May 21
May 13
31
May 12
16
7
31: 51% May
3
17|
9% May
May
7
4 47
29% May 11
31
May 13
M
40
May
6
31
May
3
27 28
May
2
6
7 89% May 28
4
26 51% May
35
May
2
31
26
54% May 12
P
75
Apr.
23
Mar. 11
101
Jan.
2*
May 27
34
Jan.
5
Mar.
2
37
May 31
Jan.
26
35
Apr. 29
May 31
Jan.
18
41
5% May
41% Jan.
16
May
15% May
29
May
23% Jan.
Jan.
21
17
4
Jan.
18
31
Mar. 21
31
Jan.
31
2
Mar. 10
Mar.
3
14
79
1946
1
81
29
Sale
29%
r>
F
*45%
Sale
Sale
1960 M N
f 8s
Ext s f 6s
279,000
Extl a f 6s
May
177,000
17,000 Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7s
340,000 Vienna (City) external 6s
287,000 Warsaw (City) external 7a
55,000 Yokohama (City) extl s f 6s..
J
80%
103%
..1961 J
O
1943 i
D
1943 J
"30"
94%
D
63
28
92
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
46
29
May
May
May
85* May
May
26% May
45% May
PI
Jan.
80% Jan.
Mar. 12
Mar. 11
2
7
24
Mar.
Jan.
May 26
26% May 31
45% May 26
31
3
8
Mar. 11
Jan.
16
RAILROAD
Ala Gt Sou 1st
First
cons
cons
5s
ser
A
4s series B
Albany & Susq 1st guar 3%a.
1946
1998
Allegh 8c West 1st g gu 4s
1,000 Alleg Valley gen gu 4s
15,000 Ann Arbor 1st g 4s
1,704,000 Atch Top 8c S F gen g 4s
4,000
Registered
19,000
Adjustment g 4s
97,000
Stamped..
30,000
10,000
20,000
A
O
1955
J
1955
J
J
79%
75
85
78
Sale
Sale
88
80
Sale
79%
75
85
lip
80
90
92%
82%
Sale
86
79
Sale
86
89
I
72%
89
74
M
8
86
89
87
D
75
50
70
J
1944 J
1951 J
Atl Coast L 1st cons 4s.
L 8c N collat gold 4s
J
July 1952 M S
78
1964 J D
Oct.. 1952 MN
80
1948 J
J
1948 J
J
1941 J
July 1948 A
Bait 8t Ohio 1st g 4a
Registered.....
80%
May
76%
80%
13
13% May
18%
75
Sale
a74% May
77
May
60
68% 76
May
65
May
66% Sale
60
63%
45,000
87,000
30,000
Southw Div 1st 3Its at 5%
Tol Cin Div 1st it ref 4s
60
27
26
31
21
14
27
78
20
May 27
May
4
85% May
83 % May
2
9
80% May 27
79% May
6
a70% Sale
May 27 a63
May 19
May 31 66% May 13
69
79
85%
80
84
8
Feb.
May
13% May
o74% May
77
May
70
May
65
May
89
Mar.
26
Jan.
91
Mar.
7
86% Mar.
84% Jan.
8
n85
Mar.
80
Mar. 10
62
84
Mar. 15
60
May
May
Jan.
May
May
May
May
It*
94
Jan.
69
May 26
May
2
77% May 19
80
May 27,
79
82% May
79
May
2
2
82
Feb.
77% May 19
86
May 16
9
89
Feb.
1
78
79
IV*
80
Jan.
1
4
28
8
7
83% Mar. 15
29
Mar. 11
92% Mar. 10
-----
61%
30
72
81
50
75
60."
76
60%
75
60% May 28
25
56
25-
20% Sale
19
:::::
59
7%
98%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
76
O
1995 J
D
67
Sale
1941 MN
64%
1950 J
69
Sale
J
75
51
.....
72
.....
100
Sale
78
47%
Sale
31
Sale
80%
42%
60%
Sale
Sale
Sale
61
II*
15
25
64
Sale
Sale
30
Sale
43
45
50
30
37
Sale
25
Sale
26%
Sale
15%
Sale
10,000 Bangor 8c Aroostook RR 1st g 5s '43 J
J
74
84
73
70
Sale
Sale
71
51
100
rCash sale,
1931 J
a Deferred delivery.
J
50
19
10
7
May
4
May 17
May 25
May 28
53
7
72
May
85
Mar.
9
90
Mar.
60% May 28
20
Apr.
7
25
May 31
16
May 27
10
May 25
7
May 28
9
85% Mar. 11
82
Mar. 10
65
Feb.
35
30
Jan.
7
Mar.
26
9
15
May 28
Sale
May
25
May
63% May
30
May
50
May
48% May
35
May
25
May
15
May
70
May
48
May
2
May
28
May
23
May
2
31
May
7
25
May 12
26
61
May
2
26
47% May
9
31
37% May 18
28
2
26% May
24
72
May
4
May 14
26,, 58
48%
42%
80%
43%
60%
58
May 19
86% Mar.
9
80
31
Sale
gold 6s
31
27
25
28
May 19
Sale
Con ref mtg
10
May
May
May
May
58
Sale
46%
16
32
49
57
5
78
Sale
61%
.
May
50
32
8
...1959 J
M
ivv>
s temp
72
76% Feb. 24
60
May 24
98
A
4)4
3
58% Sale
F
Refunding 5s series D
Conv g
75% May
May 24
71
.....
18
80
71%
60%
90%
J
82
'75%
60
14%
1948 A
July
Sale
Sale
60
J
O
79
47
37
23,000
62
Sale
82
89%
20
O
Q J
1933 M 8
1995 J D
...
Convert 4 Ha
Refund 8k gen 5s ser A..
1st gold 5s
Ref and gen 6s, series C
P L E 8c W Va Sys ref g 4s
402,000
23
Feb.
71
J
1st 30-year 5s ser B.
Austin 8c N W 1st g5s
J,305,000
Feb.
70
74
78
63
J
1,000
1,000 Atlantic & Yadkin 1st gu g 4s__1949 A
78,000
323,000
19%
Sale
J
1946 J
Second 4s
308,000
14%
85%
74
Conv deb gold 4Ha
1948
Rocky Mt div 1st 4s A
1965
Trans-Cont Short Line 1st 4s gl958
Cal-Ar|7.1st 8c ref 4Ha ser A
1962
General unified 4 H-
731",000
30
D
28,000 Atlantic 8c Danville 1st g 4s
56,000
17%
D
D
Atl 8c Char Air Line 1st «%• A..1944 J
22", 665
80
J
AtlanticClty 1st con guar g4a
51",000
87
...I960 J
Atl Knox 8c No 1st g 5s
9,000
83
76
Conv g 4s of 1905
838/
78
,83%
72
75%
71
D
Conv g 48 of 1909
Feb.
Feb.
83%
Jan.
80
"66% "70""
M N
Conv g 4s of 1910
554,000
2,000
O
1942 M 8
July 1995 Q J
1995 A O
1995 A O
July 1995 Nov
July 1995 M N
Registered
4,000[
A
Mar.
7
81
Mar.
8
May
25
May
63% May
30
May
50
May
48% May
35
May
25
May
15
May
70
May
48
May
31
29
23
31
25
26
26
31
28
24
26
87
Mar.
9
32
71% Mar. 11
96% Mar. 10
79% Mar.
9
80
3
Mar.
82% Mar. 10
26
62
Jan.
71
59
Mar. 12
Jan. 14
88
Jan.
23
66% Mar. 18
Sales in
May.
Value.
Y. STOCK
Jan
EXCHANGE.
Si
Battle Creek & Sturgis gu 3a
Beech Creek 1st gu 4a
Ask
May 31.
Ask. Bid
Bid.
Second guar gold 5a...
1907
964
—...
A
O
F
A
J
574
Sale
44
Sale
44
Sale
564
Sale
45
Sale
45
75
59
544
59
59
704
654
554
70
1962 A O
804
1954 M
S
72
J
724
88
29
28
55
45
80
764 May
Sale
774
76
764
Sale
Vo*
78
Sale
Sale
Sale
774
Sale
74
81
1969 A
804 Sale
814
95
D
j
J
75
724
92
934
Sale
80
994
61
j
664
764
794
Sale
Sale
Sale
tty>
Sale
Sale
Sale
84
fl814 Sale
834
844
804 Sale
79 4 Sale
814 Sale
Sale
784 Sale
Sale
794 Sale
?f*
Sale
84
F
Sale
93
Sale
984
924
954 Sale
914 Sale
484 Sale
934
Sale
574 Sale
64 4
70
59
82
834 "70"" Sale
66
Sale
674 Sale
65
67
78 4
g 5a
.......1954 J
Collateral truat 44a
184,000
1,000 CaroCent lat cons g 4a
1960 J
1949 J
72 4
65
79
73
Sale
64
Sale
55
154
39
17
70
17
5s eitulp tr temp ctfa
Collateral
trust
1938
1st At
con
d
1981 J
Carthage & Adlr 1st gu g 4a
2, 000
10, 000
3, 000
54, 000
Cent Br Un Pac lat g4a....
1948 J
Cent of Ga Ry lat g 5a
Not. 1945 F
85
79
d
....
35" "50""
35
A
67
91
63
46
53
444 "48""
1959 i A
O
25 V
Sale
25)4t
35
1959
O
Chat Dlv pur money g 4a..... 1951
Mac At Nor Dlv lat g 5s...
1946
Mobile DIt 1st 6 5s
J
204 Sale
75
.1946
60
30
96
764 May
75
May
74
May
82
May
a814 May
804 May
784 May
0764 May
75
May
93
May
954 May
914 May
a474 May
Si* May
70
May
644 May
60
May
17
May
2
31
31
40
61
May 10
May
4
794 May 23
804 May
7
794 May
311 794 May
31j 854 May
25 85 4 May
311 854 May
25 824 May
24' 794 May
31
804 May
31
984 May
99
23
May
26 93
May
59
31
May
26 644 May
824 May
31
111 684 May
26 644 May
16, 17
May
29
28
31
24
4
884 Jan. 20
784 Mar. 9
Jan.
11
90
Mar.
28
May 26
May 27
61
Jan.
Feb. 26
77
704 Feb.} 6
Mar. 14
75
45
764 Apr. 20
724 Jan.
734 Jan.
4
5
894
834
834
824
Mar.
8
Jan.
2
Mar.-
8
18
90
Mar.
8
804 Jan. 23
804 May 31
90
Mar.
8
75
Jan.
73
J an.
75
May 31
92
Jan.
2
884 Mar. 14
9
Mar.
85
8
834 Mar.
834 Mar.
994 Mar.
8
8
7
2
Mar. 11
13 102
6
934 Mar. 7
5
Jan.
10
Jan.
83
3
7 a474 May 31
11
§A* May 26
70
3
Apr.
6
26
644 May 11
60
12
May 26
17
16
Apr. 27
63
May
Mar. 11
Mar.
8
Jan.
80
694 Mar. 10
Mar. 12
Mar.
7
81
88
7
834 Mar.
Feb.
19
May 19
10
Mar. 10
29
94
Apr." 14
Feb.
90
59
9
Mar.
80
21
38
59
5
11
834 Mar. 16
86
May 19.
"Id""
35
504
154
60
63
30
16
May 20
May 28
15
May
May 10
May 27
May 20
444 May
5
194
"15""
Sale
15
504
26( 204 May 54
40
62
594
40
35
40
45
35
Sale
75
834
Sale
76
1949
76
Sale
1954
67
90
1966
684 Sale
76
80
90
974
1987
Pac lat ref gu g 4a....
May 26
May 27
59
60
15
974
674
98
Registered
Through St L lat gu g 4s
854 Jan.
May
May
534 May
514 Jan.
45
45
47
Jan.
Mar. 17
Mar. 16
14
Jan. 13
Jan. 14
May 20 r81
May 28 55
254 Jan.
2 41
15
May 26 38
63
Jan.
16
95
Registered
331,000 Cent
2
6
9
6
J
J
Cent N K 1st guar 4s
1961
1, 000 Cen RR At Bkg of Ga col tr g 5a..1937 M N
J
39, 000 Central of N J gen g 5a.
1987 J
General 4s
924 Mar. 10
70
224
D
J
574 May
574 May
55
May
59
May
85
:::::
75
1945 MN
Consol gold 5a.....
Ref At gen 54a series B_.
Ref Ac gen 5a aeries C
"70""
89
94
d
Middle Ga Ac Atl DIt pur m 5a..1947
5, 000
974
D
g 6s series A.Dec 15 1952
CaroClinch At Ohio lat 5a
2,000
M
28
31
24
19
83
444
734
964
1944 j
24,000
150.000
25
82
80
40
1969 J
J
524
60
87
Sale
1968 J
Guaranteed g 5s
1970 F
Guar gold 44«
June 15 1955 J
Guar g 44a..................1956 F
Guar g 44s
1951 M S
....
May
May
53 4 May
59
May
93
83
42
197.000
312,000 Canadian No deb a f 7a
1940
156,000
25-year deb a f guar 64a
...1946
113,000
16-year gold 44a
Feb. 15 1935
756.000 Canadian Pac 4% dab stock......
Collateral trust gold 44a.....1946
67,000
Jan.
87
80
SjiI©
J
I
Sale Prices.
90
70
1937 M S
1957
91
964
694
41. 000
8.000 Canada Sou con gu & col tr 5a..
54.000 Canadian Nat guar 44«„Sept 15
194.000
4*a
Gold 4^a
206.000
Guaranteed gold 5s..
132,000
July
Guaranteed g 5s
243.000
Oct
.....
86
M
Consul 4Ha
1957 M N
3. 000 Burl Ced Rap & Nor & Col ta lat 5a 34 A O
Buff Roch & Pitta gen 5a.
Highest.
I
Sale Prices.
90
60
195.5 M N
lat g 4^s series JJ
2, 000
1961
6 000 Boston & N y Air Line 1st gu 4a.1955
Brunsw & Western lat gu g4a... 1938
Lowest
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
70
964
...1944 J
Big Sandy Ry lat guar 4s
152. 000 Boston & Maine 1st 5s A C
1st mortgage 5s series 2
111. 000
Lowest
Ask
1936 j
Beech Creek Exten lat g 3H>-> .1951 a
Belvidere Del cons gtd g 3^1.
1943 J
36,000
May 2.
70
1989 j
1936 j
RANOE SINCE JAN. 1.
2
1932.
Bid.
142.000
196.000
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
N.
19
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
744 Sale
35
80
May 10
May 10
80..
80
484
Sale
a474 May 31
744 May
2
504 Mar. 31
604 Apr. 18
35
May 10
75
Apr. 14
874 Mar. 7
76
Feb. 17
a474 May 31
504 Mar. 31
73
Mar. 12
50
Jan.
1ft
98
Jan.
16
94
Jan.
12
76
Feb.
17
Mar.
8
85
...
11 000
45 000
Guar 5a
Charles At Savannah lat g 7a
129,000
Chea At Ohio 1st
g 5a
cons
....
General gold 44*
Registered
37.660
119,000
Ref At Imp 44* ser A
1939 M N
1939 M N
1992 M 8
M 8
1993 A
.......
Ref At Imp 44s aer B w I
1995
10*666
2d
j
Alt Ry lat lien g
General 4a...
70
90
604
J
J
40
45
75
J
79 4
83
814 Sale
89 4
78
68
8
70
54
85
994
41
Sale
j
8
88
90
864
1977 F
A
85 4
824
F
A
954
93
97
92
Sale
~ '
93 4
Sale
75
504
1947 J
...
J
...1966 M N
J
11
15
12
76
90
344
72
20
83
704 May 13
744 May
3
604 May 31
May 27
994 Jan. 13
85
62
72
79
72
May 27
70
Mar. 31
814 Mar. 16
79
Mar. 14
83
54
Sale
344
Sale
504
90
414
54
23
55
35
204
91
324
1956 J
30
33
734 Sale
73
May 26
834 May 11
Sale
76
27
27
25
31
894 May
79
D
30
60"" "95*
59
May 1989
62
62
71
Sale
60
64
60
May
May
May
May
May
10
5
2
2
14
6
274 May 31
38 ~ May 31
42
May 12
394 May
52
May
46
May
6
7
6
25
25
25
Sale
18
79
73
'
78
Sale
684
"74
Sale
'274
Sale
Sale
39
424
18
"
18
85
93
Sale
Sale
49
49
May 31
.May 19
May 28
60
60
56
52
344 Sale
84 Sale
23 4
Sale
1987 MN
Q F
534
81
44
.1987 MN
614
614
67
60
Gen 5s stpd non pay inc tax..1987 MN
1933 M N
A
O
No West gen 34a
Registered
4,000
"4",000
8,000
62,000
14,000
22,000
85.000
1,260,000
64,000
General 4a.
Stpd non-payt Fed Inc tax._1987 M N
Sinking fund deb 5s
Registered
15-year secured
64i--Mar
553,000
1936 M
lat At ref g 5s
May 2037 J
r
Stpd 1st At ref 44s.....May
2037
lat At ref 4 4s ser C
May 2037 j
8
d
Registered...
Refunding gold 4a
..1988 J
1988 J
28
May 18
May 18,
62
May
2,
...
544
814 May
68
May
50
Apr.
74 May
25
31
22
28
Feb.
10
87
78
Mar. 10
564 Jan.
14
274 May 31
May 31
42
May 12
60
Mar.
8
50
Mar.
8
244 Jan. 14
18
May 31
42
Feb. 24
40
Jan.
9
80
Mar.
9
664 Mar.
8
38
Mar.
14
49
May 31
7
46
36
544 May 11
55
May
2
May
Jan.
60
52
May 19
May 28
Jan.
Mar. 18
Mar. 12
58
72
714 Mar. 16
9
5
73
Jan.
14
ol44 May 31
24 May 31
244 May
54 May
444 May 26
Sale
36
60
67
714
75
62
72
57
65
63 4
80
55
70
80
62
May 31
504 May 11
50
67
80
804 Sale
434
50
44
A
45
504
60
Sale
j
ol44 May 31
24 May 31
Sale
794
39
O
Mar. 11
894 Mar. 11
884 Mar. 15
884 Mar. 12
994 Mar. 11
704 Feb. 29
164 Jan. 28
42
Jan.
13
114 Feb.
1
444 May 26
61
Feb. 29
36
44
38
1934 A
84
May 27
May 27
59
634 May 12
65
May
5
68
24
36
d
j
May 26
51
Sale
15
Sale
d
1949 MN
Conv 44s series A
Chic R I At Pacific gen g 4a
Registered
155",000
1
70
54 Sale
55
M N
...
............
457.660
J
.1975 P
Jan 1 2006 A
73
76
93
62
May 18
May 31
55
at
13
Mar. 11
80
564
10,000 Chic
37~,666
28
70
71
Milw st P At Pac mtge 5s_.
994 Jan.
22
71
May 1989
Conv adj 5s
Feb. 20
Mar. 11
86 4 Mar. 11
48
80
52
34a series B_.
Gen 4 4s aeries C
May 1989
Gen gold 4 4s series fi..Mar 1 1989
Gen 44 aeries F.l
...1989 j
1,020",000' Chic
1,045.000
14
864
824
934
504
124
794
70""
65
504
May
78
May
814 May
68
May
504 May
74 May
Stpd gen 44a non-pay inc tax. 1987 MN
4,000
Feb.
May 31
May 31
404 May 11
794 May
9
28
—
May 11
374 May 31
734 May 31
35
J
1969 J
Sale
May 27
70
Sale
684
684
Gen g
21", 000
Jan.
8
954 May 26 103
Apr. 16
974 Apr. 16 98
934 Apr. 16
May 31
"864"May" "2
604 May 31
62
May 27
Sale
38
35
49
May 1966 J
Chic Indiana At Sou 50-yr 4a
Chic L S At East lat 4 4s
g 4a
9
3
Mar. 10
79
May31
72
80
60
7.000
At St P gen
May
334 May 25
J
4
86
lat At general 5a aeries A..
4
774 Feb.
May
884
79
J
lat At gen 6a series B
May
May
::::: ~¥m
394
lat At ref 5a series A..........1971
Mil
85
Sale
994
884
744
424
34a.... 1956
Refunding 4s aeriesC
58
98
75
40
1949
lat At ref 44* series B
94,000 Chic
73 4
1949 J
.........1958 M
Illinois Division 4a
63
62
824 Sale
764 Sale
994 103
j
1941 M
Chic At Erie lat gold 5a.
1982 M N
Chic Gt Western lat 50-yr 4s
1959 M S
J
8.000 Chic Indlanap At Loulsv ref g 6s.1947 J
J
Refunding gold 5a
1947 J
3,000
Sale
864 Sale
O
1989
.
331",000
"i"66o
Sale
100
97
75
1934 A O
5,000 Chic At E III lat cons g 6a
520.000 Chic At E III Ry (new co) gen 5a..1951 M N
.
1004
80
80
Reg 1 stored
39.000
Sale"
72
...
102,000 Chic Burl & Q 111 Dlv 34*
125,000
69,000
994
92^
J
j
984
J
gold 4s
Warm Springs Valley 1st g 5a
RR ref g 3a
52",000
j
1946
.....
42,000 Chic At Alt
35,000 Chic At
96
69
954 May 26 103
Sale
.1949 J
A Dlv 1st con g 4s
con
O
1989
May
Potts Creek Br lat 4a
R At
»
1946
Craig Valley lat g 5s
35
May
5
334 May 25
95
1936
Registered
88,666
,6™ 3ft
63
63
304 Sale
674
71
60
734
594 Sale
"66"
g|K
29
-
Sale
634 Sale
-
80
554
294 Sale
28
334
14
-
504 May 19
May 25
55
644 May 11
65
May 19
62
63
29
234
84
544
73
Sale
Sale
60
,55
25
May
May
224 May
20
May
84 May
544 May
26
2
28
26
31
31
67
70
Jan.
18
11
30
19
25
70
Jan.
23
72
Mar. 30
Jan. 23
85
Mar.
5
75
Jan.
19
26
2
28
26
31
87
Jan.
15
Jan.
15
39
May 31
504 May
60
Apr.
504 May
55
May
Jan.
May
3
33
May
2
294 May 11
32
May
3
144 May
5
64
May
4
May
25
May
224 May
20
May
84 May
544 May
31
19
May 31
55
83
57
9
46
Jan.
14
46
Jan.
Jan.
14
80
Jan.
14
73
Jan.
14
634 Jan.
14
50
Jan.
14
75
Mar. 29
14
58
O
........
Sec. gold 44s series A
1952 M S
Convertible gold 44a_.....___1960 M N
50
37
Sale
Sale
194 Sale
19
May 31
34
30
Sale
18
Sale
18
30
10
Sale
10
May
154 May
18
154 Sale
May 31
May 28
10
May 31
May 28
61
49
314
604
81
603
643
May 28
May 14
62
46
Jan.
May
3
Chic S L At N O—
4,000
5,000
June 15 1951 J
June 15 1951 J
Registered
d
June 15 1951 J
Gold 5a
d
474
d
50
O
O
Registered...
31*606
...........
644
"404
37
Sale
17
92
Sale
...........1963 J
Guaranteed gold 5a
1944 J
J
904 Sale
99
Sale
944 Sale
.....
Choc Okl At Gulf consol 5a
Cln Ham At Day 2d g 4 4>-
D
J
69
S
86
r Cash
sale,
a Deferred
1942 MN
delivery.
56
95
Sale
Sale
,
654 Sale
644 May 14
994 May
5 100
May
7
38
May
9
234 May 11
94
May
2
1024 May 13
94
May
964 May
2
105
3
May 31 1094 May
70
56
May
3
May
80
654 May
May
9
32
May
15
May
884 May
93
May
32
Man 20
15
May
Apr.
93
May
94
May
105
May
56
May
654 May
86
46
28 37
8 94
27 101
99
26
31 1114
79
31
31
874
"70""
74
74 4:::::
70
89
90
May
6
90
May
6
§5
91
Mar.
4
Feb. 15
85
80
1
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
Apr.
Jan.
4
15
Jan.
14
14
5
Mar. 18
Mar. 12
77
77
F
Gin Leb At N lat con gu g 4a
Sale
105
70
90
F
.......
19
154
Sale
864 Sale
1552 M N
J
1937 J
Q
Registered
154
Sale
964
J
Cln Ind St L At C lat 4a...Aug 2 1936 Q
%
644 May 14
59
Feb.
454 Jan. 12
994 Feb.
1 1114 Apr.
32
J
1st 5s series B.
4
75
994 Sale
19
May 17
644 May 14
724
50
j
40,000
1st 6 4a aeries C
1963 J
94,000
54,000 Chic At West Ind Consol 50-yr 4s.1952 J
lat At ref 5 4s series A
1962 M
25,000
"~7~,666
'
26
d
Chic t H At S'east lat At ref 5a...I960 j
Income guar 5a....
Dec 1 1960 M S
89,000 Chic Un Station lat gu 44a A..1963
97,000
954
75
724
994
A
Mem Dlv 4a
40.000
d
..............1951 j
Chic St L At Pitta cons g 5s
1932 A
Gold 34s
11,000
81
Jan.
18
75
Jan.
26
85
77
90
95
°
Mar.
Feb.
4
15
Jan. 18
Mar. 29
n. y. stock
Sales in
f
1932.
Bid.
1,000, CIn
208,0001
B
w
"9,666
1
---2020
Union Term Ut 4 H>--
1st mtge 5s ser
17,000
41,000
3,000
1,000
1,000
1903
B—..-.--.--1993
C
1941
Re# A imp 5s series D
——.1963
Ref Almpt4Hsseries E.
1977
Cairo Dlv 1st fold 4s
1939
ClnWAH DiT 1st ft 4s
1991
St Louis Dir 1st coll trust ft *8-1990 M N
Spring A Col D1t 1st g «•
1940 M S
W W Val Dlv 1st g 4a
1940 J J
C C C 8c St L den 4 4s
70
T.ooo
1934 J J
CleT Lor A Wheel con 1st ft 5a—1933 A O
Cle? A Mahon Valley ft 5s
——1938 J J
CleT A Marietta 1st ftu 44"
1935 M N
Cle? A Pitts gen ftu 4H«
B-1942 A O
Series B ftu 34a
--1942 A O
Series A gu 44«1942 J J
Series C gu 34s
1948 MN
Series D 34s
1950 F A
General 44s series A....
1977 F A
CleT Short Line 1st ftu 44«
1961 A O
A
O
64
75
634 Sale
70
874
61
.....
85
71
96
4s......—.1996
Registered
.——- -—
To",660
Penn coll trust ft 4s......
25,000
60 yr conr
1951
ft 4s Ser A......—1953
*
1953
76
67
60
414
51t066
*<>27 —1967
-.1975
1955
Genesee R1t RR 1st s f 6s
1957
Erie A Plttsb ften ftu ft 34* se> B 1940
Series C 34s
1940
Ref A Inapt gold 5s ser
Ref A imp 5s of 1930
97^
93h
89
.....
6,000
80
.....
56
"56"'
5,000
cons
"32",660
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70
Sale
40
s*
To",660
—..
90
104
984
.....40
67
93
65
1961
...
864
844
'674 Sale"
42
38
68
Sale
394
884
734
724
764
.....
—
----
80
--—
894 May 27
894 May 27
71
May 25
May 31
May 27
May 26
May 24
May 19
864 May
2
78
May
6
714 May
9
82
May 26
78
May
5
47
May 11
82
80
55
65
344
73 4
674
424
83 4
834
80
.....
55
42
35
:664
174 Sale
78
87 4
Sale
Sale
37
Sale
Sale
26
37
63
Sale
87
93
164 May
May
May
31
May
63
May
87
May
79
844 May 24
174 Sale
20
Sale
Sale
29
894
■41"" Sale"
Sale
42
33
66
Sale
35
154
Sale
Sale
74 Sale
324 Sale
26
24
2
8
224
.....
78
98
984
24
2
34
35
84
.....
.....
.....
100
"984
26
20
29
33
26
31
26
18
27
2
174 May
254 May
May
35
May
784 May
87
May
35
884 May
2
3
2
5
9
2
4
"May3l '434 May"
38
May 23
74 May 31
124 May 28
9
46
May 11
164 May
7
26
May
2
35
75
81
73
May 31
96
May 25 100
17
May 19
May
98
14
17
&
68
74
60
72
66
914
80
Sale
80
'654
44
724
Sale
534 Sale
294 Sale
994 100
28
35
28
35
.....
.....
30
Sale
22
52
.....
4
77
78
....
474
4
24
64
.....
90
45
30
514
40
45
.....
34
54
94
24
64
44
34
84
94
5
■
::::: "964 !T.I "964
90
2,000 Illinois Central 1st ft 4s.
1st gold 34s..
...1951
1951
93
.....
60
104 Sale
45
494
534 May 31
69
May
9
44
May
2
994 May
3
25
May 16
22
May 31
994 May
35
May
30
154 May'26
144 May 26
May 27
80
May 25
254 May
7
254 May
6
76
May 31
85
May
3
3
2
May 16
75
32
47
May
May
May
24 May
3
12
26
13
20
344 May
7
514 May
6
44 May 11
24 May 20
8
May 16
8
May 16
944
81
90
May
May
5
6
81
90
May
May
MN
J
20
38
45
.....
84 May 26
20
May 24
104 May 18
20
May *24
934 May 31
914 May 31
98
Sale
704 Sale
47
Sale
47
May 31
73
61
Sale
61
May
May
May
May
May
May
624 May
604 May
57 4 May
56
May
804
Sale
59
40
35
...
40
95
90
M N
54
20
91
F
A
824 Sale
A
O
57
Sale
J
80
70
98
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
21
14
14
494 Jan.
14
69
70
4
8
Mar.
5
Feb. 29
30
25
89
Mar. 11
Jan. 13
Mar. 12
Feb.
26
15
Feb.
15
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
25
22
3
2
Jan.
May 16
May 31
29
Jan.
-
T54May"26
144 May 26
May 27
754 Jan.
75
Jan.
30
Jan.
5
444 Feb.
2
3
May 13
24 May 20
8
Apr. 26
74 Mar. 24
14
Mar.
9
54
49
474
45
56
31
18
12
18
28
May 10
944 May
9
May
494 Jan.
14
Jan.
Jan.
13
25
49
93
91
88
Apr. 29
Mar. 31
424 Jan.
60
Mar.
74 Jan.
64 Jan.
17
Mar.
94 Apr.
14
11
23
4
864 Apr. 21
864 Apr. 21
65
Mar.
8
84 May 26
96
Mar. 10
65
Mar.
8
Jan. 26
Apr. 27
Mar. 16
20
63
15
Apr.
924 Jan.
874 Jan.
18
May 24
Mar. 16
Mar. 9
16 a90
Mar. 7
14 99
2 a974 Feb. 29
47
May 31
984 Jan.
61
7
80
4
26
81 "'"May" "5
May
May
May
May
May
31
18
12
18
28
Jan.
54
56
49
45
14
87 H
54
14
11
Jan.
14
Feb.
26
Mar.
8
Mar. 11
2
May 26
3
9
2
May 26
5
Jan.
9
20"
May 26
20
May 26
20
50
50
Jan.
Jan.
16
21
May
40
Apr.
5
864 Jan. 20
May
10
20
10
204
22
May 25
40
2
22
66
72
66
May 26
724 May 17
66
May 26
794 88
854 100
844 95
88
May 18
88
May 18
79
Jan.
844
May" 14 '844 May"l4
94
o804 Mar.
844 May
944 Jan.
94
May
94
May 13
60
May
774 May
9
27
May
464 May
9
77
May 13
77
62
May 31
614 May
95
Mar. 30
294 May 31
484 Jan.
994 Jan.
46
91
854 100
Mar.
95
"53 4 "May 31
Sale
88
8
87
40
30
100
M N
Mar. 11
May 26
Jan.
6
Jan. 25
804
.....
.....
474
504
47
.....
Sale
24
824
254
904
754 100
May 31
Mar.
1
63
494
914 Sale
50
20
J
J
5
6
60
84
574 Sale
J
7
Apr.
25
73
98
66
94
J
J
4
Feb. 29
Mar.
85
64
80
38
May 19
May 31
8
60
44s
95
May 31
May 23
74 May 31
124 May 28
33
38
66
80
Sale
Sale
J
May 24
824 Jan.
84?f
14
14
14
28
8
22
Feb. 20
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
May 12
May 31
974
944
O
45
414
38
87
11100
83
6
J
J
30
31
26
18
27
72
80
764
A
8
May 19
May 31
944
Sale
O
29
984 Feb. 29
May 12
Apr. 11 100
May 19 324 Mar. 10
874
854
20
Feb
.
17
60
80
MN
Jan.
17
29 4 May 31
J
A
Mar
50
52
85
J
80
90
Sale
Feb
29
Feb.
May 12
May 19
.....
95
824
50
61
J
75
9, 574 Feb. 17
24
34
Sale
94
19
704 Mar. 12
26
164 May
May
May
May
May
20
4
Sale
924
874
8
Jan.
29
31
63
25
15
J
15
Feb.
68
85
1941 J
93
45
154
20
19
23
25
24
254
76
44
Jan.
844 Jan.
884 Jan.
8
85
124
93
35
26
Sale
.....
18
1034 Jan.
55
82
65
42
26
Sale
.....
May
894 May 27
874 Mar. 7
55
414 Apr.
82
24
100
95
71
2
Mar.
39
70
55
75
84
95
"May 27
26
Sale
Sale
55
55
80
Sale
234
60
894
80
75
90
1933
4s.......1940
1950
1st mtfte gold 5s series C—...1950
Gulf A Ship Island ref 5s...Feb 1952
con ft
~~
-
Sale
Oct. 1945
........
Debenture ctfs B
39
90
94" 1004
994
60
Sale
60
444
Sale
Sale
294 Sale
27
May 13
May 31
May 26
85
684
82
70
82
77
May 13
80
60
80
62
30
50
354
Mar. 23
Apr. 21
Mar. 31
944 Jan.
a96
89
64
Feb.
22
29
80
52
88
88
89
77
May 13 a88
Mar.
9
Mar. 12
Jan.
29
O
Registered
"2",000
Extended 1st ft 34*
"44",000
Collateral trust gold 4s...
1st gold 3s sterling..
73,000
1st refunding 4s
45"66o
Purchased lines 1st 34*
Coll tr ft 4s L N O A T
Refunding 5s
...
O
....1951
s
1951
o
1952
1955 MN
J
.1952 J
1953 MN
1955 MN
J
15-year secured 64s..........1936
1966 F A
1950
D
40-year 44s
Cairo Bridge gold 4s
——
88
Gulf Mob A Nor 1st 54>
C*sh sale.
~~
884
804
92
424
4 1004 Apr. 21
Jan.
9
Apr. 26 97
Jan.
47
J
r
89
35
.....
45
92
"§""15"'
1999
.....1999
Housatonlc RR con ft 5s........1937
"t,6o6
Houst A Tex C 1st ft 5s Int ftu
1937
1937
"t.666 Hous Belt A Ter 1st 5s
Houst SAW Tex 1st 5s..
...1933
1st ftu ft 5s redeem
.....1933
"3",000
180,000 Hudson A Manhat 1st A ref 5a A.1957
Adjust Income 5s
Feb 1957
266,000
2,000
45,000
542,000
30
"5"" Sale"
......1961
mtfte 54s Ser B..
1952
mtfte 5s Ser C.......
1973
44s Series D......
1976
44s series E
.1977
Bay A West deb ctfs A...
9,000 Hock Val 1st
Registered
----
25
89
7
744 Mar. 16
714 May 27
35
98
364
Jan.
16
50
90
28
70
19
Mar. 10
714 May 27
494
87
"58~~
—
—~
65
O
Greenbrier Ry 1st ftu ft
"5", 000
714 May 27
84
96
.....
61
A
Gen
Gen
TI--
19
79
35
J
Green
Jan.
MayBl
714 May 27
26
107
.....
M N
1st A refund 44s Ser A
Gen
65
2
9
4
59
88
354
A
95,000 Gt Nor—Gen 7s Series A .......1936 J
Gen
Feb.
Mar. 29
7l
13
60
374
774 Sale
994 100
38
41
.....
18,000
20,000
20,000
102,000
75
714 Mar. 14
85
Apr. 22
Feb.
35
73 4
75
35
1982 M N
1st ftu ft 4 4«
Registered
Jan.
J
1940 A O
194,000 Grand Trunk of Can s f 7s
15-yer deb ft s f 6s guar....... 1936 M S
240,000
Grays Point Term 1st ftu ft 5s ... 1947 J D
65",066
Jan.
99
65
J
Extended at 6% to 1934
1946 A
Georgia Midland 1st 3s
Gout A Oaweftatchle 1st 5s...... 1942 J D
ex
77
Apr. 15
504 May
6
284 May 26
59
79
a24
35
-
80
45
SO"" Sale"
1933
5a
Ga Caro A Nor 1st 5s 1929
Gr R A I
2
75
May
May
May
May
May
754 Feb. 29
7
77
Apr.
754
674
35
1952 M N
Frew Elk A Mo V 1st 6s.
1st
63
;3
1941
54s
Ft Worth A Denver City
Ga A Ala
714
844 Sale
33
1959
GalT Hous A Hend 1st 5s.
To", 600
96
88
Sale
1974 M S
Fort St U D Co 1st ft 44s
1,000
.....
604
35
J
1943
..
4
May
62
May
46 4 May
804 May
75
734
794
204 Sale
Erie A Jersey 1st a f 6s..
3,000 Fla Cent A Pen consol gold 5s
77,000 Fla East Coast 1st 44s...
1st A ref 58 ser A
60,000
Certificates of deposit.
10,000
1,000 Fonda John A Gl gen ref 44s—
(Amended) 1st cons 44«
704 May
75
90
41M 60
454
25
May
3
504 May
6
284 May 26
804 May
4
94
63
A
Mar. 10
Jan.
95
M N
F
Feb.
99
98
864 Sale
J
95
98
M N
Ser B........ 1953 A
do
Gen cony 4s Series D
385,000
4,000
45,000
90
J
Registered
1st consol gen lien
15
934 May 31
85
61
504
344 Sale
87 4
824
85
15,000 East Tenn Va A Ga cons 1st g 5s 1956 MN
1941 M N
2,000 Elgin Jol A East 1st ft 5a
El Paso A S W 1st A ref 5s
1965 A O
1996 J
118",000 Erie 1st con A prior lien 4a..
4
3
98
75
D
1947 M"S
..1995 J D
Gold 4s
1995 J D
13,000 Detroit RWer Tunnel 1st ftu 44s.1961 M N
Dul Mlssabe A Nor ften 5s.......1941 J
~38~,666 Dul A Iron Range 1st 5s—......1937 A O
1937 J
1,000 Dul So Shore A Atlantic ft 5s
East Ry M No D1t 1st ft 4s
1948 A O
Sale
75
76
J
44s
Detroit A Mack 1st lien ft 4s
May
May
May 13
70
75
70
80
75
804
Ft D 1st ftu ft 4s. . ..1935 J
99
....
54
68
71
904
824
904
954
924
1942
1952
1936
—1936
80
95
Sale
574
80
O
O
93
100
75
O
A
62
May
4
934 May 31
Highest.
Sale Prices.
7i""May"3l
70
"66"
93
97
80
Certificates of deposit
Do
95
934 Sale
794
304
75
95
Lowest.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
102
Des Plalnes Val 1st guar
24,000
95
984 Sale
Sale Prices.
97
93
A
41,000 Cuba RR 1st 50-yr ft 5s
1st A refund 7 4« seriesA
38,000
1st lien A ref 68 series B
20,000
1943 M N
164,000 Del A Hud 1st 4s tax ex N Y
2,000
20-year conTertible 5s....
1935 A O
37,000
15-year 54s
1937 M N
Del RiT RR A Bdfte 1st ftu ft 4S..1936 F A
1936 J
174", 000 Den A Rio Gr 1st cons ft 4s..
Consdl gold 44s..—
1936 J
48,000
339,000 DenT A R Gr West ften 5s Aug 1955 F
Ref A Imp mtfte 5s ser B....... 1978 A
95,000
1,078,666
Ask.
Highest.
100
A
-
94,000 Cuba Northern Rys 1st 54«
78
Lowest.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
93
99
6a
56,000 Cley Union Term'la 1st • 154* A. 1972
1st s f ft 5s series B guar—...1973
56,000
1st s f guar 44s ser C
146,000
1977
20,000 Coal R1t Ry 1st ftu 4s
1945
31,000 Colo A Southern Ref & ext 44«--1935
General mtge 44» series A
1980
49,000
Col A Hocls Valley 1st ext ft 4s
1948
Col A Tol 1st ext 4s
1955
Conn A Passum RIts 1st ft 4a
1943
Consolidated Ry non-conT deb 4s 1954
Non-cons debenture 4s
JAJ 1955
Non-conT deb 4«
AAO 1955
Non-conT debenture 4s_.
1956
Des Moines A
97
1004
Ref A imp 6s series
Clev Col C A Ind gen con
Ask
5i-IQ43
General 5a series
"3",000
May 2.
Q9
"954
-2020
£
Clearfield & Mahon let fitd ft
"
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
STOCK
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
bonds
May,
Value.
exchange—bon ds
C
Deferred delivery.
30
47
43
60
59
Sale
314
64
454 Sale
41
374
55
65
Sale
50
45
62
67
424 Sale
55
56
34
60
60
Sale
614 May
-
25
.....
36
Sale
Sale
4
30
35
May 31
May 24
484 May
46
May
26
May
May
May
May
434 May
6
55
May 17
61
May
7
344 May
7
4
62
May 31
67
56
Jan.
35
May 31
May 24
Jan.
15
26
May 26
46
Jan.
524 Jan.
60
Apr.
824 Jan.
18
19
15
30
15
40
30
55
55
Sale
35
19
194 Sale
484
26
17
31
31
35
19
50
6
May 31
May 31
Apr. 30
52
56
Jan.
14
Mar. 18
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Price
BONDS
May.
Value.
NT.
STOCK
21
EXCHANGE—BONDS
PRICES IN MAY.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE.
May 2.
1932.
Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
May 31.
Ask
Bid.
Lowest.
Lowest.
Ask
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Prices.
50
42
May 18
May 25
50
May 16
Illinois Central (Concluded)
000
Litchfield Dl? tat g 3a
Louis? Di? At Ter a 34«
Omaha Di? 1st g 3s
006
St Lou DI? At Term g 3s
Gold 3Hs
1951
IV*
26
1953
1951
75
.
744
1951
-
434
304
tlH:::::
35
50
.....
40
42
May 18
May 25
45
May 18
May 25
50
May 16
50
May 16
53
80
35
51
354
79
50
514
514
85
41
43*
38
40
44" series C
1963
fnd Blooming ton Ac W 1st 4a....1940
38*
49
94
384
754
Ind 111 at la 1st gold 4s
63
85
63
1951
Western Lines 1st g 4s
..1951
Registered
Ill Cent
75~66o
ser
1963
A
1950
85
Internet at
1952
Gt Nor
6s
1st 6s
series
464 Sale
17
A..Julj 1 1952
1956 J
14,000
1st gold 5s series C
1956
61,000 Int Rys of Cent Amer 1st 5s ....1972
1st col trust 6s.
27,000
.......1941
17,000
First Hen Ac ref 14a
1947
4,000 Iowa Cent 1st gold 5s
1938
35
F
A
19
28
J
D
24
24
4
6
D
1987 J
Kentucky 8c Ind Term 4H«
Stamped
1961 J
5a
2nd gold 5s
64
694
714
70
65
1997 J
...1997 J
Leh Vail Harbor Term 1st 6s
73
75
95
80
62 4
54
32
614
534
63
1941 A O
98
1962 M N
gold 6a........1935 A
1932
D
.....1949 M
1934 J
8
D
9
45
79
May 10
1940 J
30,000
75,000
1st 8t ref 5s series B.......
1st 8t ref 44s series C
54a seriej A.
§?a -95..
J
J
1014
404 Sale
714
75
984
814 Sale
Mar. 29
6
?:
874
70
Sale
844
40
534 May 24
Mar.
9
60
30
50
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
484 Jan.
14
14
14
14
Jan.
9
504 Jan.
12
Jan.
28
64
26
54 Feb. 13
34 Jan. 11
4 Mar. 15
80
Mar. 9
364 May 31
70
Jan.
Jan.
714 Jan.
874 Jan.
68
Mar.
70
16
20
14
25
29
69
Mar. 15
76
Mar.
Mar.
67
May
874 Jan.
65
55
.....32
33
66
13
90
Mar. 21
59
35
Feb.
63
Feb. 23
65
Mar. 23
84
May 10
May 27
Apr. 15
90
Mar.
May 10
61
May 24
794 Feb. 19
95
Apr. 30
101"* Feb."9
434 May 18
51
May 21
90
May
3
37
42
70
38*
37
42
84
90
May 10
May 27
May
3
61
61
May 24
70
85
65
May
May
May
May
"78"
82
Sale
994 100
36
Sale
734
90
95
834 Sale
81
Sale
41
33
694
994
734
70
Sale
89
May
5
98
Feb.
98
Feb.
18
74 4 May 18
704 Feb.
80
Mar. 18
-----
78
92
"604
70
100
19
.....
90
70
Sale
70
1004 100
Sale
19
20 75
31 a76
17 1004
31 364
May
6
May
6
May 17
May
2
Jan.
95
Mar. 10
65
May
May
80
Jan.
70
82
Mar. 31
99
Jan.
90
May
66
Sale
66
May
80
May
"54" Sale" 54
May
604 Sale a55
May
444 Sale
444 May
5
31
6
28
21
31
90
May
844 May
5
3
81
May
3
63
4 May
6
604 May 31
544 May 10
19
May
50
Feb.
16
Jan.
75
Feb.
1
96
Mar. 24
90
May
66
May
764 Apr.
54
May
a55
May
444 May
31
16
28
21
31
704 Jan.
50
45
Jan.
84
84
81
Feb.
614
Jan7'l8
664
534
70
65
55
Sale
100
84
Mar. 10
78
Mar. 11
754 Mar. 14
38
744
—
87
55
884 Mar. 9
824 Jan. 15
93
80
...
22
1004 Mar. 15
73
734
94
101
59
7
824 Jan.
80
50
8
5
93
.....
904 Mar. 29
84
55
45
90
90
81
794
624
-----
9
3
May 10
May 26
May 16
May 3
May 10
May 26
May 27
704
804
834 Mar. 11
5
684 May 31
60
71
53
97
4
26
3
804 Apr.
Apr.
4
1
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3
56
81
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101
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524
.....
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May 14
May 16
534 May 31
May
2
65
504 Apr. 16
64
Feb.
20
52
4
65
May
2
704 May
6
May 19
May 26
77
Jan.
7
42
Jan.
97
.1941
J
70
60
74
77
95
73
75
76
42"
82
90
5
74
74
F
8
15
Q
F
....
1938 J
J
1938 J
J
......1946 J
J
25-year g 54s..
1949 M
Cent
8
1978 J
1st ref 54s series B
J
1941
1949
2,000 Mississippi Cent 1st 5s
22,000 Missouri-Illinois RR 1st 5s ser A. 1959
..1990
66,000 Mo Kan Ac Tex 1st g 4s....
37
50
21
26
20
18
144
20
al3
40
46
37
45
72
85
15
25
18
Sale
69
Sale
58
Sale
624
674
57
52
68
54
56
Sale
J
P
42
514
1975 M
1st 8c ref 5s series F...
1st Ac ref g 5s ser G
1977 M
8
1978 M
N
Con?ertlble gold 5 4s
1st ref gold 5s series H
1949 M N
1980 A
1st at ref 5s
1981
504
Sale
Sale
Sale
49
Sale
34
O
M A
July 1938 J
N
Mobile at Birm prior lien g 5s ...1945 J
Small
J
324 Sale
484 Sale
504 Sale
J
......
474
57
.....
95
J
.*
J
J
J
85
384
37
38
554
25
28
13 3^
28
Jan.
Apr. 14
May 23
24 Feb.
3
4
May 21
1
Apr. 20
34 May 21
6
Feb. 10
24 Jan.
8
Mar. 18
8
Jan.
Mar. 18
5
Mar. 18
42
51
72
May 20
5
554 May 31
72
14 4 May
23
May
May
May
May
May
May
•
11
5
May 11
37
224 May 13
444 May 6
13
May 27 a50
May 28 39
40
Mar. 22
22
18
May
4
May 12
31
Jan.
654 Mar. 11
May
4
134 May 17 al3
50
45
May
2
5
Jan.
Feb.
14
16
514 Jan.
224 Jan.
18
29
Mar. 18
764
68
General 4s
delivery.
Sale
35
45
O
43
13
Sale
52
1967 A
34 May 21
4
May 21
1
May 20
27
28
26
4
12
24
37
24
43
29
..1978 J
.................
87
72
384 Sale
72" "80""
J
........1945
50
5
45
5
22
22
694 May
May 25
May 26
75
Jan. 11
714 Mar. 8
694 May
5
5
24 May 261
4
May 211
1
May 20
35
J
J
I
i*
52
50
424 Sale
29
May
6
May 25
May 26
75
5l"-May~23
424
134
73
52
42
14
J
..1962 J
1965
8
14
D
40-year 4s series B..
1st 8t refund 5s series A
24
34
14
J
Prior lien 5s series A......... 1962 J
Jan
59
33 4
50
20
6
May 19
May 26
744
J
Mlssour-Kansas-Tjxas RR—
704 May
45
MN
J
4
42
39
Term
f 4s....
14
84
J
1938 J
5s gtd as to Int..
10
45
88
.....
694;
J
Ni
•
73
75
42
674!
744
1962 Q
Certificates of deposit..
50
90
68
M N
Vf St P 4t S S M 4s stpd.
1st cons 5s
704
78
98
.....
8
Ref 8c ext 5s series A
May
May
4
Deferred
754 May 11
67
May
3
May
69
2
a
60
684 May 31
67
May
3
89
62
0:
Small..
534 May 24
Sale
75
5
Sale
1949 M
Cash sale,
58'
50
684
58
2 100
704
Temp ctfs of deposit....
1st 8c refund gold 4s
Mortgage gold 4s
74
75
May
Sale
1947 M
vlilw 8t State Line 1st guar
34s..1941 3
Minn 8t St L 1st cons gold 5s
1934 M
4%
46
75
May
60
6.00C Mil Spar 8t N W 1st gu 4s
Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at
2
364 May 31
364 May 16
354 May 31
34
May 19
78
May 31
68
95
744
S
1st gold 34s
1952 M N
Ref 8c Imp 44» series C
1979 J
J
29,000
5,000 Midland of N J 1st ext 5s .......1940 A O
Mil 8c Nor 1st ext 44s (1880)
1934 J D
Cons ext 44s (1884)
D
1934 J
ser
May 31
89
2003
5,000
Pr lien mtge 44s ser D
Sale
364 May 31
46
May 11
May 16
524 May
5
844 May
6
56
98
58
Mex Internat 1st 4$ usstd
1977
Mich Cent Mich Air Line 1st 4s.. 1940 J
Jack L at S gold 34s
J..1951 M
Cum adjust 5s series A
Missouri Pacific RR Co—
92
874
2003
34s
s
r.
Mar.
87
75
79
Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s...1939 M N
1st ext 4s
1959 M N
Manlto S W Colonic g 5s
1934 J D
Man G B A; NW 1st gu
J
J
1st Chic Term
Mar. 15
93
99
Montg 1st g 44a
1945 M S
South Ry Joint Monon 4s
J
1952 J
Atl Knox Ac Cin di? g 4s......1955 M N
Mahon Coal RR 1st 5s...
J
1934 J
MStPAcSSMat
4 May 16
89
J
Mob 8t
3,000
11,000
May 31
2
May 25
134 May 27
20
May 17
244 May 17
274 May 27
18
Apr. 11
24 May 25
Apr.
9
87
75
Paducah 8c Mem Di? 4s.......1946
St Louis DI? 2d gold 3s.
1980
14,000
16
85
56
5s Interim rects..............1941
cons
294 May
2
54 May 10
25
May 10
23
May 12
33
May
2
314 May 4
18
May 17
3
May 25
Sale
754
...2003
1st at ref 6s series A
31
25
27
17
17
27
17
25
May
May
134 May
20
May
244 May
274 May
18
May
24 May
95
75
1937 M N
1st 8t ref
"72 4
944
82
8
1st
May 10
80
69
lou at Jeff Bridge gu g 4s......1945 M
52,000
16
2
M
78
18
904
754
N
5,000 Louis? Ac Nash? gold 5s
Unified gold 4s
138,000
10,000
Registered.....
374
8
29-year deb 5s................1937 M
Guar ref gold 4s.
19,000
1949 M
N Sh Bch 1st cons gu 5s. Oct. 1932 Q
26,000
85,000 Louisiana Ac Ark 1st 5s series A..1969 J
48,000
99
D
"7*066
r
14
79
66
O
..1938
Deb gold 5s
68,000
755,000
842,000
181,000
720,000
358,000
538,000
14
Jan.
45
364 May 31
364 May 16
354 May 31
34
May 19
87
O
75
37
90
84
1965 A
Gold 4s
.....
92
1945 M S
Lex ft East 1st gu 5s
Little Miami gen 4s series A
5,000 Long Island gen g 4s.....
12,000
10,000
2,000
83,000
684
654
60
47
"50"
74,000
24,000
60
.....
80
2003 M N
cons 4 4s
Gen con^ol 5s
4,000 Leh V Ter Ry 1st gu g 5s
Lehigh & N Y 1st gu g 4s
1,00c
25.000
Jan.
52
May 10
as
J
2003 M N
Gen
37,000
26,60c
79
May
384 May
30
A
M N
Unified gold 4s.....
May 10
79
1940 J
"9", 066
cons
55
1954 F
2003 M N
28,000
2,000
54
16
lj J
1941 J
Registered......
Long Dock
79
364 Sale
354 Sale
35
364
92
20.000 Leh V (N Y) 1st gu g 4 4s
41.000 Leh Val (Pa) gen con g 4s
Registered
"i"66o
254 May 31
274 May 27
40
78
65
30
1937 J
Lake Shore Ac Mich Sou g 34a
14
794
90
;J
196
B at W 1st gold
5
7
704
584
65
614 Sale
624
77
83
83 4
.....1960 J
Sale
24 Sale
134
184
134
40
304
274 Sale
18
204
24
34
7
24
Sale
31
Kentucky Central g 4s
ll",606
Apr."27
4 May 16
16
8
33
J
April1950 J
Plain
Sale
M N
1951 M
Ref 8t Imp 5s
Kan City Term 1st 4s...
5
M N
J
Certificates of deposit........
1st 8t ref 4s
294
Sale
37
Kal Alleghan at G R 1st gu g 5a._1938 J
1,000 Kanawha 8c Mich 1st gu g 4s
1990 A
52,000 K C Ft S at M ref g 4s
1936 A
152,000 Kan City South 1st g 3s
1950 A
"2",066
19
J
244
244
James Franklin 8c Clearf 1st 4s..1959 J
6,000
Jan.
1965
1st mtge gold 5s series B
mtge
254 May 31
274 May 27
»
70
95
14,000 Lake
57
7
85
69
1965
AdJ
56",606
4
514
484 Apr.
254 Sale
22 4
26
Sale
Ind Union gen & ref 5s A..
Gen 8c ret guar 5s ser B
108.000
125,000
192,000
May 25
80
.......
ref 5s
179,000
"4", 656
Mar.
& Chic St L & N O—
Joint 1st
Indianapolis Be Louis? 1st gu 4s.1956
1,000
55
45
784
75
784
85
50
40
1951
Spring! Di? 1st g 3«s
202, 000
125, 000
50
35
Sale
13
Sale
374 r25
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
Sale
21
274 Sale
22
12
Sale
7
28
Sale
22
284 Sale
52
844
214 Sale
52
844
95
95
90
.....
90
75
55
55
69
May 20
May 24
May
2
404 May 26 a464 May
37
May
May 23 42
~~
May
414 May 21 50
13
May 31 26
May
24
May
May
May
May
a64 May
22
May
214 May
7
21
22
28
31
31
31
31
31
31
33
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33]
33
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33]
34
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
6
6
5
7
6
7
7
7
6
6
7
72
5
42
Jan.
Jan.
6
4
554 May 31
80
Jan.
6
404 May
37
May
414 May
13
May
26
23
21
31
79
Feb. 26 „
Mar. 2^
24
28
31
31
31
31
31
31
9
634 Jan.
414 Jan.
60
Jan.
60
Jan.
464 Jan.
13
14
60
60
Jan.
Jan.
14
53
Apr.
9
May 20
144 May
May
May
May
May
a64 May
22
May
214 May
53
Apr.
7
21
22
80
68
694 Mar. 14
60
Jan. 14
13
14
28
13
EXCHANGE-BONDS
■N. Y. STOCK
22
•6*
Sales in
!?
BONDS
May.
R.
Value.
Y.
a
STOCK EXCHANGE.
1932.
Bid.
15
M
S
Montgomery Dlv lat g
F
A
Refunding
M
S
1938
5s......1947
Ac Improv't <1H« ...1977
Sold 4a
Mobile At Ohio lien
41,000
29,000
-—..—1938
Sec 5% notes
¥,666
2,000
74,000
Mont Cent 1st gu g 6a
10
5,000
Const
r
70
70
4a....1978
1937
Nash Fla Ac Shaff lat gu g 5a
National Ry of MexicoPrior lien 50-year a f 4J4»
cash
Assent
A
A
5
No
2
J
J
J
J
1
M N
May
6
50
May
4
46
6
2
May
6
56
70
....
V/s
85
102
80
5654
7134
45
34
2034
fta
.1954 A
First 5a aeries B
28 H
16
1st mtge gold 5s series C—.. .1956 F
1st 414s aeries D. ...w...'-.... .1956 F
First 514a series A
J..... .1954 A
2434
30
.1998 F
series A.....
Ref Ac Impt 414s
A
.2013 A
O
A
Con sol 4s series A
O
When Issued
73
May
.1997
216,000 NYC&HRg mtge
68
18
17
65
9754
6834
Sale
76
Sale
Sale
73 Vs
Registered
85H
86
66
68
.1998
;
71
—.76
72
.1998
Mich Cent coil g 314a
.1998
Registered........—.--N Y Chic Ac St Louis lat g
1937
4s
"75
O
79
94
6
3
24
26
26
26
27
30
May
6154 May
3854 May
2
3
5
6
May
25
May
7
2054 May 13
2554 May 12
25
3534 May 28
5834 May 24
32
May 26
32
May 25
37
May 31
a68
May 31
7054 May
-----
5954
53
Jan.
May 24
3934 Jan.
18
Apr. 29
May 26
41
Jan.
13
3954 Jan.
4434 Jan.
45
Jan.
8254 Feb.
9454 Jan.
26
14
17
18
__
1834 May 26
19
May 27
55
May 27
75" "May" "2
Apr.
6
6754 Mar. 15
55
May 27
Jan.
66
59
59
May
5
May 10
62
59
63 54
64
64
May
2
64
May 11
May 10
May
2
6334 May 13
65
May 10
2254 May"26
1454 May 31
1254 May 31
75
May 19
6734 May 27
35" May"*7
May 10
May
2
6434
68 '
52
Sale
6% gold notes
Refunding 514* series A
A
O
25
Sale
25
Sale
Refunding 434® aeries C
M S
2054
Sale
1854
F
A
82
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88
65
F
A
91
92
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78
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25
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70
1973
M N
N Y Lack Ac West ref 434®
B
4a—...1941
4a
1939
M N
M
7754
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7254
55
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72
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7
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7
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4
68
May 26
23
69
6854 May 31
75
May
3 r82
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May 27
May 25
52
60
70
30
70
58
57
45
7434
30
50
5054
5634
56
68
50
60
40
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54
92
45
52
Registered...— J J
Collateral trust 6a
1940 A O
Debenture 4a
———1957 M N
lat Ac ref 434® ser of 1927
1967 J D
Harlem R Ac Pt Ghea lat 4a....1954 MN
...
5s
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J
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1941
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85
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1
6354 May 13
82
Jan.
2254 May 26
1454 May 31
1254 May 31
75
May 19
67 34 May
2
74 54 "Mar."
1
II
4654 Mar. 11
40
Miar. 10
88
Mar.
8
93
Mar. 17
77
6854 May 31
75
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1
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Sale
78
5
35
-----
60
3134
44
92
Sale
1354
70
8954
20
1954
98
60
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88
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8
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2
30
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2
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May
31
May 24
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5
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86
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47
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45
31
3
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15
3934 Jan.
9254 Feb.
62
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10554 May
2054 Jan.
2
12
21
29
54
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30
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9634 Jan.
2
5
May 27
31
50
Feb. 26
10354 May 10
9254 Mar. 15
86
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9354 May 13
9254 Mar. 15
9934 Apr. 19
May
101
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7834 May
8054 Feb.
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87
19
84
May
9934 Apr.
5734 May 11
31
31
26
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4
54
49
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55
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5
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3
86
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77
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9
96
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31
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50
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48
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50
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38
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45
May
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8
5
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81
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6
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47
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95
89
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38
80
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52
45
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83
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9
94
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59
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77
55
-
40
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75
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4
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10334 Sale al0234 May 3 10554 May 21
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31
7954
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5
27
31
27
17
98
60
48
103
7
68
58
61
65
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44
31
13
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3
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5
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3
37
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6034 May
2
70
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31 a81
70
Sale
65
25
69
67
51
Apr.
3554 May
4854 Apr.
40
May
42
May
4034
65
60
4934 May
75
May
55
May
37
May
42
May
70
May
Mar. 5
Mar. 31
Mar. 12
Jan. 28
18
19
14
4554 May
9
55
May 14
52
May 13
36
Sale
45
Sale
38
50
"6254 "74"
1946 J D
..1938 F A
Deferred delivery.
Sale
65
80
Ogden At Lake Gh lat guar g 4s..1948 J
1943
1936
4,000
General gold 5s......—
1937
1946
~I"9",666 Oregon RR At Nav con g 4a
15,000 Oregon Short Line 1st con g 5a..1946
Guaranteed con 5a
•
.....1946
32,000
189,000 Oregon-Wash 1st At ref 4a—..—.19*1
Sale
Sale
70
90
1938
lat 4a
RlVer RR lat g 5s
37
42
78
85
9154
O
Ohio Connecting Ry
a
88
8
1945
8
239,000 Northern Pacific prior lien 4a...1997
3,000
Registered
1997
Gen lien ry At Id gt 3a
208,000
Jan 2047
Registered
...Jan 2047
Ref Ac Impt 4 Ha Series A
32",000
2047
Ref Ac Impt 6a Series B
...2047
438,000
Ref At Impt 5s Series G
2047
1,000
Ref At Impt 5a Series D
2047
7,000
North Pac Terminal lat 6a
1933
Cash aale.
23
10254
——
O
J
M
Gen Ac ref 434a series
r
51
52
F
Northern Ohio 1st guar g 5a
Ohio
7754
3154
A
Pocahontas C Ac G Joint 4a
Northern Ry of
43
.....
F
5554 Sale
6854
78
O
J
50
82
47
Sale
72
Sale
Sale
Sale
85
40
50
3554 May 19
50
May
5
40
May 31
45
a7934
7054
52
95
56
40
A
50
6054
...1950
Dlv lat Ac gen g 4s
....
7934
3654
6034
A....1961
f 634a
Norfolk South lat Ac ref 5s
North Cent gen Ac
8354
J
1941
6,000 Norfolk At South lat g 5a
15,000 Norfolk At Western lmpt Ac ext g 6sl934
303,000 Norfolk At West Ry lat con g 4a—1996
1,000
Registered...
...........-1996
79,000
17,000
M S
5154
89
J
1946
6854 Apr.
Mar. 10
56
63
70
5154
5634
N Y Westchea At Boa lat 434®
70
5054
51
Terminal lat gold
68,000
214,000
20,000
Mar. 9
Apr. 21
9254 Mar. 10
8254 Mar. 24
7234 Feb. 19
75
——
52
General gold 5a
72
Jan. 21
7834 Mar. 31
8
....1947 M S
1947 A O
1954 A O
J
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...1955 J
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J
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J
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.1937
—1940
........1943
Jan. 14
8034 Mar. 10
72
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1
334®
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14
2
21
92
20"~ "7554
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146,000 N Y Ont At West lat g 4a—June 1992
General 4a
1955
7,000
N Y Prov Ac Boston gen 4s
1942
N Y At Putnam 1st con guar 4a..1998
1937
3,000 N Y Suaq At West lat ref g 5a
4
Mar.
S
Non-conv debenture 4a
Non-conv debenture
66
70
O
1932
..1974
1978
Y Connecting lat gu 414* A—1953
1st gtd 5s series B
1953
Y At Erie 1st ext g 4a
1947
3d ext gold 4 34®
1933
Y Ac Greenw L guar g 5s...—1947
Y At Harlem g 334®
2000
5654 Jan.
8454
O
N Y At Long Branch gen
4,000
6
78
62" "May" 11
N Y New Haven Ac Hartford—
1,000
34,000
1,000
106,000
26
Jan.
69
68
Sale
A
N Y At N E Boston Ter lat
151",000
29
6434
76
28
May
60
68
Sale
67
A
Registered
25,000
23,000
12,000
6
26
7554 May 11
3254 Sale
3854 Sale
Sale
28
154 Apr. 13
30
7254 May
50
May
50
May
52
May
Sale
.....
A
16
9454 Jan. 21
3554 May 28
5854 May 24
32
May 26
32
May 25
37
May 31
78
64
3
Jan.
80
6534
59
254 Jan.
Feb.
1
89
32
Sale
81
65
J
.1998
154 May 13
20
60
.1942 J
2""May""6
9734
3834
5754
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50
2
6
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2
Jan.
6
I?i Jan.
16
7054 Sale
7154 Sale
50
Sale
67H
6834
.1934 M N
4s
30-year deb 4s of 1912...—
Lake Shore coll g 314*
31
20
89
86
Sale
18
24
Sale
.1997
Registered...
May
May
May
18
May
18
May
1834 May
19
May
61
15
89
Sale
26
30
20
9734
9434
86
25
84
35
7054 Mar. 11
7134
60
Sale
3554
4
7954 Apr.
"76"
84
Sale
May 26
28
154 Apr .
2
75
7254
..2013 A O
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40
:::::
24
N O Tex Ac Mex non cum lnc
N
82
67
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1
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6134
N
2
9
134
36
70
N
May
May
9354 May
7
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5
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82
May
7
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35
N
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154
7154
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65
397",000
13
5
1
2354 Jan. 28
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7534 Jan.
4
93
Apr. 27
90
Jan.
8
7334 Mar. 8
86
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8234
m "2"
35
2,000
3,000
73
May 26
154
.1935 A
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4
46
65"
154
.1953 J
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May
55
88
1st 4a.....—.. .1986 F
.1952 J
A
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70
57
50
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N O Ac N East ref 4H«
...
6,000
22,000
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6
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Npt 5c Cln B (Jen gu g 414a
N Y Ac Bklyn at M B cons g 5a__ .1935 A
.1935 M N
123,000 N Y Cent RR conv deb 6s
154,000
191,000
17,000
5,000
75
"l34 "2"
on
1945
119,000
243,000
342,000
509,000
68
Sale
9654 o89
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70"
12
934 May 25
lien g 4H« ...1926
Cona guar 4s.
N J June R gu
82
73
91
73
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9454
4 on
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1951
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2,000
Naugatuck RR 1st g 4a
1954
New England RR cons 5a.....-.1945
5,000
91
Sale
654 May 27
954 May 25
Apr. 25
May 31
82
May
7
6654 May 28
86
Feb. 15
70
Feb. 12
634 May 27
O
5634
/ lsent cash warr rect Not
10,000
3,000
22,000
52,000
34,000
14,000
68,000
Sale Prices.
74
74
9354
94
A
1977
receipt
warr
Nat RR Mex prior
Sale
54
82
Highest.
Sale Prices.
-J957
Guar 4a Apr 1914 coupon
3,000
F
F
No 3 on
recta
warr
12
4954
634 Sale
7
934
6954
Sale
87
D
Nashville Chat At St L lat
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20
Lowest.
Sale Prices
52
1254
_...
97
1955 MN
B w 1 .......1955 MN
M 4Hi ser
Sale
Bid.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
J
J
Constr M 5a ser Awl
i¥6QO
Ask.
52
74 %
Lowest.
May 31.
May 2.
75?i
M S
1937
—W®®
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5 Essex lat gu 3H>
lat guar gold
Morriff
12 34
M S
4a......1991
1937
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RANGE SINCE JAN. 1,
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
Jan. 2
9754
71
18
1954
18
81
90
79
78
86
---
75
90
Sale
7634
22
83
94
86
85
9634
95
66
61
May
May
May
May
80
May 11
94 54
-
-
3
18
79
9254 May 18
97 54 May
2
7254 May 12
9154
Apr. 27
May 11
Feb. 11
18
22
74
88
7834 Apr. 12 7834
87
77
May 23
99
88
May 12
9434 Jan.
2 100
61
May 28 83
80
85
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■-
Jan.
13
Apr.
12
Jan.
22
Jan.
16
Jan. 13
Mar. 22
195f Mar. 10
90
93
19
Mar. 18
Jan.
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
N. Z.
STOCK
RANGE SINCE JAN. I.
Jan. 2
KXCBAMOS.
f 4%«_. .1955 J
■
631,000 Parls-Lyons-Med RR 6s
173,000
Sinking fund extl 7i
260,000 Paris-Orleans RRExt • f
3,000 Paullsta Ry 1st Be ret 7s
.1958 F
i
A
Ask.
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101%
104
1958 M S
96
1968 M
1943 M
.
Ask. Bid.
Ask
91
90
Sale 103% Sale
Sale
103% Sale
Sale al00%Sale
45
65
46
Bid.
65
95
92
May 31.
May 2.
1932.
•Sja-
Bid.
Paducah Ac Illinois lit
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
May.
Value.
8
94
Sale
8
50
55
56
68%
M N
88
73%
91%
M N
88
M N
82
97%
a98
,
Lowest.
Lowest.
Highest
Sale Prices,
i
Sale
Sale Prices.
93
101% May 10 104
101% May 26 104%
98
May
2 103
46
May 10, 56
May 17
May 12
May 21
May
"
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
10
31
12
11
Mar, 29
91
Jan.
98
Jan.
88% Jan.
Jan.
68% Apr.
41
Highest.
|
Prices
Sale
Prices.
95% Jan. 11
May 17
4 104
5,rl04%Mar.29
26 103
May 21
13
65
Mar. 17
18
78% Jan.
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
2,000
1st 8c ref gold 4%s series A.... .1977
29,000 Penn RR consol gold 4s
1943
82,000
Consol gold 4s
1948
60,000
1948
Stamped dollar bonds
138,000
Consol 4%s Issue of 1915.
I960
229,000
General 4%a Series A
1965
103,0U0
General 5a Series B
1968
383,000
1936
15-year secured 6^s
Registered.
«...
.
A
O
89
89
94%
99%
81%
90%
79
D
88%
F
A
98
80
93%
Sale
85
58
98
Sale
75% Sale
70"" Sale" "55% Sale"
Debenture gold 4%b_.„
66
General 4%a series D
1981
A
O
70% Sale
MN
1941
F
30
A
.1956 J
.1956 J
.1980 M
General 5s Series B
.1974 F
A
.1977 J
J
O
Sale
50
87
42
.1942 A
O
1,000
I
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37,000
.1942 MN
1'RRR Pitts McK
1.000
1
—
—.
.1970 I
D
.1975 A
O
.1977 J
J
J
J
5c Yough 1st guar 6s...1932
15
Jan.
14
13
13
20
6
Sale
96
20
70
68
65
65
42
25%
2%
33
35
30
32
52
34%
89%
85%
78
67
May 13
May
5
39
6
21
89
May
May
May
May
May
27
27
25
25
26
May 27
52% May
7
52% May
6
47
May
2
91
May
2
-
88%
95%
92%
95
.....
95%
92
96
95
78
90
18% May
4
20
May
7
92%
91%
100%
98%
40
Jan.
9
2% Apr. 28
65
Feb.
9
79
33
35
May 27
May 25
May 25
86% Apr. 16
30
Jan.
16% Apr.
55
Mar.
8
Mar. 11
2% Apr. 28
69
55
58
Mar. 10
Mar.
9
Mar.
9
Mar.
3
91% Mar. 24
a92% Feb.
6
80% Jan.
21% Jan.
17 100
9
23;
92
Feb.
Mar. 211
Feb.
26
11
17
96
Jan. 13
96% Mar. 19
94
Mar. 21
80%
78%
86% Feb.
Sale
84
79
81 % May 20
84% May 31
84%May"31
52% May 31
May 13
76
90
81% May 20
Apr.
1
84% Apr. 25
60
-
100%
5
99% May
5 99% May
May 12
May 12 100
100
65%
100%
J
26
73
73
13
93
Feb.
52% May 31
May 13
74% Jan.
8
May 11
May 13
73
Jan.
80
80
52% Sale
—
8; 90
87
81% May 20
78
84
83
103
99% May
83% Mar.
Apr.
90
Feb.
1
1
17
Apr.
9
92% Jan. 16
94% Mar. 14
85% Jan. 27
5 100% Feb.
17
Mar. 12 100
Mar. 12
Mar.
::::: ~§9"~
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92% May 27
92% May 24
Feb.
23
94
..^■v90'%:
74
93%
J
.1943 J
First consol gold 5s
Pitts Va 8c Char 1st guar 4s.... 1943 MN
Pitts 8c West Va 1st 434s ser A
D
.1958 J
92% May 19
92
May 28
77
86
O
95%
92
95
98
81% Mar. 11
77
18% Sale
86%
.....
78
57% May 27
55% May 20
96
.....
18%
57% May 27
55 % May 20
57% Sale
Mar. 15
100
.1940 A
100
...
.1959 A
O
1st gen 5s series B
1962 F
A
1956 M
S
1951 A
1997 I
J
Richmond 5c Mecklenburg 1st 4s. 1948 M N
guar 5s.. 1952 J
Rio Grande June 1st guar
g 5s.. 1939 J
Rio Grande Southern 1st
g 4s»— 1940 J
Guar (Jan 1922 coupon)
1940 J
------1Richmond Term Ry 1st
J
1st g 4s.... 1939
5c coll trust 4s aeries A. 1949 A
ic'RRR R'° Grande Western
con
31,000 Rock Isl'd Ark 5c Louis 1st 434S..1934
2,000 Rutland-Canadian 1st guar g 4s. 1949
Rutland 1st
cons
95
60
35
60
55
15
45
Jan.
4
62
.....
59
44
46% Sale
47
Jan.
27
40
42
Apr. 30
59
56
7
53% Feb. 25
56% Mar. 10
76
86
.....
"65" "I"
O
J
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Gen & ref 434s series B_.
'Rensselaer 8c Saratoga 1st gu 6s. 1941 M N
lat
45
45
::::: "§6%
88%
88% Apr.
11
89
2
75
May
5
79
Jan.
8
Apr. 20
1957 M N
13,000,
"4"66O
Jan.
88
Feb.
91
21%
.1934 J
Read Co Jersey Cen coll g 4s
Gen A ref434s..
26,000.
11
79
55% May 31 "70" "May" 2
May
2
32% May 31 56
47
9
May 28 69% May
100
A
.1963 F A
.1964 M N
Providence Securities deb 4s
5,000 Providence Terminal 1st 4s
...
74% Jan.
11
81
80%
81%
80%
84%
84%
------
102,000
55% May"31
32% May 31
47
May 28
Mar. 14
85% Jan.
80% Feb.
53%
D
1st mtge 4>4s series C
1960 A O
Pitts Y 8c Ash 1st gen 4s ser A.. 1948 J D
------
18
14
3
3
13
77
..
1
98
Feb.
13
Sale
A
.1960 F
1st M 4 34«ser B_.__.
—
19%
.1957 MN
2d guar 6s
Pitts Shen & L E 1st g 5s...
90
50% May 26 87% Jan.
56
May 31 92% Jan.
75% May 31 102% Jan.
Feb.
Sale
.1953 J
....
"
2
2
78
47
.1949 F
Con 434s series J guar..
Gen guar 5s series A
General g 5s ser B
General 4%a series C
1,000
31
98%
95%
8
12
16
81
101%
...1945 MN
Con 4s series F guar g
Con 4s series G guar g
Con 4s series H guar
g
Con 434« series I guar g.
"e'ooo
.....
O
guar g
Sale
47% Sale
72
51
.1940 A
434s series B
72%
80%
14
Jan.
85% Jan.
40
42% Sale
89%
86%
99%
J
Con 434s ecries C guar g
---Con 4s series D guar g_
v
Con 3 34» series E guar g
26
26
31
92
93% Jan.
91% Feb.
1
76
2%
65%
36
D
A
90
Feb.
85% May 23
85
Apr. 14
87
25%
6%
8
.1932 J
Con
—
2%
J
.1937 J
ser
34
63
I
f 4s.
L guar g 434s
191
88
76
"63% "72"
86
.1943 M.N
---
-
.....
81
Pine Creek registered guar 6s.
o'oRR p C C 3c St
~,UUU
91
87
:
40
O
.1974 F
s
68% Sale
87
75
70
.1940 A
.1990 A
40,000 Philippine Ry 1st
30-yr
90
81
.....
85
93
Sale
1,000 Peoria 8c Pekin Un 1st 5%a A.
94,000 Pere Marq 1st 5s Series A
15,000
1st 4s Series B
49,000
bt g 4348 ser C w 1...
34,000 Phlla Bait 8c Wash 1st
g 4s....
—
Sale
56
A
.1963 M N
Gen g 434s series C
Sale
41
20
23 j
1937 M S
Guar g 334s tr ctfs series C... 1942 J
D
Guar g 3^8 tr ctfs series D...
D
.1944 J
.1952 M N
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s Ser K-.
..
89
51% Sale
68% May
May
85% May
86
May
90% May
50% May
56
May
75% May
89
69
A
O
-
Sale
Sale
Sale
1970 A
Peoria 8c East 1st cons 48—
Income 4s (flat)
87
95
1964
Secured gold 434s
Sale
72%
80 %
40-year is
4,UUU
90% Sale
86
Sale
Sale
A
D
113"666
175,000
60
Sale
F
J
224,000
166,000
Pennsylvania Co—
Guar 3^8 coll tr reg ctfs ser A.
Guar 334s coll tr ctfs ser B
.....
Sale
89
Sale
J
F
72%
92%
89%
J
"75"
5
75
80
May
5
74% Mar.
75
75
65
57
Sale
57 """May"26
65
55% Sale
55% May 31
66
Mayll
May 12
Mar. 12
57
May 26
55% May 31
81% Mar.
82
Jan.
9
15
80"
!IIII *74%
D
"72" !"" "71"
"90~"
96%
.....
90
96%
J
Jan.
93
96%
18
96% Mar. 12
90
5
J
J
66
75
O
42
50%
43
50% "64" "40" "45"
35
43
47%
48% May 24
37
May 17
S
40%
50
37
Sale
J
J
25
45
41%
37%
65
30
J
J
61
70
72%
44%
77%
J
-
-
-
-
25%
66
92
.....
45
.....
5
May
42
45
20% May 31
30
May 21
30
May 13
May 21
41
69%
69% May 26,
73
May 18
21% Sale
.....
"55" May" 12
43
„
1941 J
g 434s..
May
68
62%
80
M
St Jos 5c Grand Island 1st g 4s..1947 i
St Lawr 5c Adirondack 1st g 5s..1996 J
2d gold 6s
1996 A
75
71%
82%
76
76
80
25"
1933 M N
65%
51% Sale
38% Sale
38% May 28. 52
May
1950 J
J
26%
Sale
15
Sale
1978 M
S
19
Sale
11
Sale
11% Sale
10
Sale
J
32
Sale
17
Sale
13
11% May 29 20
9 % May
2 14%
13% May
9 13%
13
May 31. 22
May
May
May
May
"
40
20% May 31
30
May 21
41% Apr.
8
61
I Jan.
5
Jan.
14
Jan.
9
47
Jan. 14
Mar. 31
Feb.
5
84
Mar. 12
70
48
89
O
90
48% May 24!~75"
37
May 17 56
89%
60
Feb".""3
89% "Feb". "3
St. Louis Iron Mtn 5c South—
341,000
468,000
1,372,000
5,000
121,000
"32,000
16,000
347,000
2,uud
River 8c Gulf Dlv 1st g 4s
St Louis-San Francisco Ry —
Prior lien 4s series A
Con M 4^8 series A
Registered...........
70%
....
Prior lien 5s series B.........1950 J
St Louis Peoria & N W 1st gu 5s.l948 J
J
St. Louis Southwest 1st g 4s
1989 MN
1989 J
J
1932 J
D
55
69
55
27
40
43%
47
40%
57%
Sale
r75
Sale
55
35
Sale
16
Sale
15
30
35
St Paul 5c Duluth 1st consol 4s .1968 J
St Paul E Grand Trunk
434s
1947
27,000 St Paul Minn 8c Man cons 4s
1st consol gold 4s...
27,000
6s reduced to gold 434s...
50,000
26
"30 '
A
42%
60
85
J
55
.....
Sat Fla
113",000
J
1933
J
99% Sale
J
95
97
94%
96%
98% Sale
95%
97%
73
95
99
98
66
73
Ac Wast
1st g 6s..
1934 A
68
Sale
87% 103%
90
75%
76
80
O
11
12
A O
Certificates of deposit.
12
15
Sale
20
Oct 1949 F
A
1959 A O
Certificates of deposit.
1st 5k cons 6s series A........1945 M S
Certificates of deposit.
.....
Series B
1935 F
A
lH
§g Sai*
2%
..
3
15%
1%
1%
1%
5%
20
2
1%
Certificates of deposit
Seaboard Ac Roanoka 1st 5a extd.1931 J
J
South Ac Nor Ala cons guar 5s.. .1936 F A
Gen cons guar 50-year 5s
..1963 A O
114,000 Sou Pac Co 4s Cant Pac coll Aug. *49 J D
1st
434s (Oregon Lines)
ser
A..1977 M
Convertible 5s........
....1934
Gold 434«..
1968
Gold 434s w 1
May 1 1969
Gold 4 34s
1981
San Francisco Tarns lat 4s.
r
Cash sale,
a
j
.
99% a91
Sale
92
92%
96
90
90
97%
84
89
76
94
94
92
93
O
.1950 A
.....
96
48% May 13
37
Apr. 12
Jan.
26
49% Jan.
26
69
55
May
4
41% May 19
78
May 28
42
Jan.
5
89
Mar.
May 27
60
May 20
55
May 20
35
May
May
15
35
May 27
May 27
May
9
hi
May 27
May
9
55
Jan.
60
Mar. 26
73
Jan. 26
Mar. 26
48% May 13
38
May 28
52
May 24
39
2
4
2
26
57%
68
93
....
93
75
May 20
May 31
May 24
4
94% May
98% May 19
98
May
5
May 11
May
3
May 19
May
2
May
6
84
76
98
68
93
May 11
May
3
May
2
May
2
May
6
a91
92
May 20 98
May
5
May 31 100% Mar. 23
May 24 97% Mar. 14
90
84
Mar.
70
Feb.
Feb.
91
2
11
9
67% Jan.
6
90
Apr. 30
86% Jan.
19
81
Mar.
99
Jan.
3
19
80% Mar.
93
May
9
6
O
1989 M N
Seaboard Atr Line 1st g 4s......1950 A
Adjustment 5s
Refunding g 4s
26% Jan. 22
13% May
9
42
Jan. 14
O
1934 A
Stamped
90"
Sale
1st g 5s...
Scio Vail Ac N E 1st guar g 4s
14
Jan.
85
79
95
95
22
34
73
40
55
1933
15,000
Atlan-Birm Dlv 1st g 4s
23,000
May 1933 M S
14,000 Seaboard-All Fla 1st 6s A..
1935 F A
Certificates of deposit
9,000
68,000
8,000
155,000
589,000
585,000
16,000
38
85
.1933
J
J
Registered
Montana Ext 1st gold 4s
1937 J D
1,000
Pacific Ext sterling guar 4s_. .1940
J
14,000 St Paul Union Depot 1st 5s.
J
1972
3,000 San Ant Ac Aran Pass 1st guar 4s. 1943 J
J
4,000 Santa Fa Prase 8c Phsnlx 1st 5s..1942 M S
8,000
25,000
22,000
48% Sale
Sale
D
~6"655
2o"O66
57 '
43
Certificates of deposit
J
83% Jan.
97
73
55
2d gold 4s Income bond..Nov
Consol gold 4s.
39,000
1st terminal 5c unif 5s
1952 J
3,000 St Paul 8c K C Short L Ist434s...l941 F
18,000
Sale
38% May 28
11% May 29
9% May
2
13% May
9
13
May 31
7
J
M
8
23
2%
Sale
23
8
11
5
Sale
8
12%
3%
%
2%
2%
3
1%
1%
1%
"85"
81
73
1
3
7
75
5
1%
2%
1%
8
1
1% May 18
3
May 26
3
2% May 18
10
May
2
1% May
4
1% May
4
3
May
6
May 12
May
61
3%
2
133
1!
2
May
May
May
May
May
24
27
26
4
11
.....
75
May 31
Mar.
8
1
Jan.
1%
2%
2%
2%
May
Jan.
Apr.
May
May
May
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
10
1%
1%
1%
2%
85
2 >25
May 25
Apr. 20
5
15
18
6
22
18
Apr. 27
Feb.
16
15
13% Mar. 18
1 % Feb.
2
5% Jan. 13
19% Jan.
7
Jan.
15
6% Jan. .14
15
4!
7 .Jan.
20 '
Feb.
5
Jan.
8,
4% Feb.
3
4
2% Feb. 24
2
25,
1
14
2% Feb. 25
"82%
85
87% Apr.
-----
88
90
32
50
Sale
Sale
70
62% Sale
44%
M N
63
Sale
42
Sale
32
M N
62% Sale
42
Sale
30
72
72%
Sale
63
76
1
7
.....
x?8 'IS
84%
Sale
O
11
Sale
May
'"7% May"20
.....
66
95
8
May 25
May
6
May 12
.....
47% Sale
79
5
Sale
2
May 31 "80
16
5"
2"
2
82%
—-
63% Sale
80
2%
3%
12% Sale
1%
2%
88%
D
1950 A
Deferred delivery.
8
35
8
31%
33%
Sale
Sale
Sale
32
May
May
65% May
31
May
30% May
28% May
59% May
50
31 r48% May
2
May 19
31 65
May 13
12 70
26 44% May 10
7
31 43% May
7
28 43% May
2
21 72% May
32
14( 87% Apr. 14
~ May"3i r72%Feb"."29
50
May
65% May
31
May
30% May
28% May
31
12
84% Jan.
97
Feb.
14
5
26, 73% Jan
13
31*
11
*4
28
74
Jan.
72% Jan,
59^ May 21 84
Jan. 16
N. Y. STOCK
24
Sal <.«in
Value.
n
Jan. 2
1932.
STOOK EXCHANGE.
y
Bid.
2,000
1937
>-.1937
R lat ref guar 4a
1955
5a
So Pac of Calif 1st cona
South Pac Coast guar 4a
273,000 South Pac R
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
May,
EXCHANGE-BONDS
MN
95
10134
j
j
Bid
Ask.
Ask. Bid
98
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
100
98
100
Highest
Lowest.
Highest.
May 31.
May 2.
Ask.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
May 20
98
Mar. 18 100
May
7
50
May 31
8634 Mar. 11
71
May
6
62
May 27
8634 Jan.
26 34
May"
/
13"" May*26 "54"" JanT"l4
May 20 100
May 20
75
72
50
May 31
72
May 27
77"" "80"~
7034
Sale
50
Sale
80
70
Sale
62
Sale
62
Sale
Sale
Sale
52
58
13
Registered
—1955
Stamped Federal tax
120,000 Southern Ry fat
Registered.
.
228,000
—1994
1994
1956
1956
1956
1996
5a
cona
...
A
Devel 8c gen 6a series A
Devel 8c gen 6 34s series A
Memphis Dlv 1st g 5s
Devcl 8c gen 4a aerlea
109,000
136,000
2,000
Sale
Sale
48 %
28
30
Sale
31
Sale
Sale
94 %
72*_
86 %
5134
St Louis Dlv 1st g 4s
1951
East Tenn reorg Hen 5s
1938 M
65
Mobile 8c Ohio coll tr 4s
1938
M
25
1955
J
2034
40
—'43
J
M
Sunbury & Lewis 1st 0 4#......... 1936
Gen rcf a f gold 4a
57,000
56.000 .Texarkana Ac F S Ry 5Ha
60
.....
1534 May 26
18
May 25
May 19
60
Jan. 13
3234 May 10
3334 May '6
55
May 19
55
"23"
Gen ref 5a aer B..........*...1977
1979
20
10
26
94
93
92
Sale
87
Sale
74%
Sale
71
53
Sale
63
Sale
67
90%
1964
1935
Tex Pac—Mo Pac Term 5 Ha
Toledo At Ohio Gent 1st g 5s
}"d
M S
J
60
68
Sale
59
80
55
82%
83
J
94%
43
41%
87%
75
.
39
Sale
30
28
04%
27
Sale
27
40%
11
May 28
93
May
6
8734 May 31
7134 May 31
55
May 24
Mar.
Apr. 30
38
Jan.
94
Mar. 30
96
Mar. 28
1942
1946 1
Ulster Ac Delaware 1st 5s
85
.....
92
78
.....
Feb.
May 24
79
74
Jan.
55
Feb.
7
18
14
92
Jan.
14
2
8234 May 17
83
May
9
75
Apr.
29
35
29
May 19
May 31
May 19
43
28
May 19
May 31
May 19
35
78
May 10
78
May 10
27
26
7034 Mar. 3
7034 Mar. 3
8934 Mar. 7
9234 Jan.
6
96
Mar. 3
70
Jan.
4
60
May 25
15*4 May 17
May 21
May
2
May 21
77
Jan. 22
27
28
80
Feb.
78
May 10
Mar.
3
96
82
90
18
85
94
55%
70
66
.....
79
5534 May
4
60
5534 May
May 25
85
04%
s
63
1928
1,000
d
12
and 1570 return of principal
951,000 Union Pac RR
J
J
Registered
..............1947
J
First Ac refunding 4a
June 2008 M 8
Gold 44s
1967 J J
* land gr g 4a... 1947
June 2008 M 8
1st Hen & ref 5s
..1968 J 'D
1944 M 8
1933 J
J
40-year 4s Int rets
(JNJ RR Ac Ganal Co gen 4s
Utah At Northern 1st ext 4a
.1955 F
Vendaila conaol g4s A.....
Cruz A
Firat
cons
.1958 A
50-year 5a
O
1062 M N
79,000 Virginian Ry 1st 5s ser A
.1962 M N
1st mtge 4%s series B
5,000
.1939 M N
89,000 Wabash RR 1st gold 5a
.1939 F A'
Second gold 5a.
33,000
J1
Deb 6s registered............. .1939
j
1st lien 50-year gold term 4a. .1954
J
Det 8c Gh Ex 1st g 5a.
1,000
...... .1941
_
.1939
76
80%
93% 10634
72%
74%
90 34
93%
.1941
O
Tol ArChlc Die
.1941
4
95
83
1st g 4a
let g 4a
.
.
.
M
8|
70%
70%
97%
Sale
7534
6234
...
76
Sale
75%
5234 Sale
22
Sale
22
15*4 May 17
9134 May
2 a8434 May 31
9334 Jan.
70
May
a5734 May
85
May
50
May
31
26
25
31
86
Apr. 15
70
May 31
3
7 05734 May 26
85
May 25
3
57
May 31
9
91
7934 May
7434 May
92
May
6934 May
Feb.
20
134 Feb.
18
90
15
8
9
8734 Mar. 11
99
Mar. 22
80
Mar. 10
9334 Jan. 15
84
Mar.
Mar.
40
60
25
32
....
21
70
5%
11
12
6
Sale
a
65
2134
234
Sale
6
12
60
Feb.
46
Jan,
Feb.
6
50
Feb.
0
Jan. 24
Jan. 25
2i
2%
19
8
234 May 26
234 May 26
6
May
May
21
2
234 May 26
77*4 May
5
3%
6
1634 Jan.
1634 Jan.
27
27
65
80
90
8
28
.2361 J
J
.2361 I
J
07%
03%
77%
09%
43
45%
a93
93%
30
6634
Sale
50
Sale
95
Sale
56
53
.1976 M S
57%
5234
12%
Sale
3734
Sale
35%
94% a92%
95
7434
23
Sale
65
67
62
55
50
68
65
Sale
65
"45~"
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
19 45
4534 May
31
9334 May
7
4 7834 May
26 30% May
28 r72% May
May
19 68
50
May
18
7734
83%
3734
35%
9134
«74%
23
65
62
50
Mar.
Mar.
56
May
Apr.
May
May
8234 Feb.
83% Mar.
7
1
2
62
16
63
98
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18
Mar. 10
9134 Jan.
Apr.
May
Apr.
May
May
49
Mar.
78
74
Mar.
2
9
Mar.
2
9
r6134 Mar.
7
51
5534
70%
"75"'
20
Sale
5234 Sale"
5234 May 31
15
May 24
70% May
20
May
5234 May 31
15
May 24
70% May
7
Jan.
27
72
May 24
2834 May
4
22
May 10
73
May 23
May 21
2434 May
2
72
May 24
25% Jan.
5
22
May 10
80
Mar. 23
40% Mar. 11
34
Mar. 8
1634 May 25
3034 May
1634 May 25
41
6834 May
76
59
56
4
May 24
73
7134 May 23
72
17
29
J
J
90
75
23%
65
7734 May 14
22
6934
50
.1966 M S
.1960 J
73
15
19
234 May 31
46
Winston-Salem S B 1st 4s
16
Jan.
234 May 31
7734
8334
3834
35%
.1938 J
Apr.
50
May 16
334 May 20
2% May 26
4234
Wilmar At Sioux Falls 1st 5a
19
11
60
30
60
9!
90
Erie RR 1st con g 4a_ .1949 M 8
.1942 J D
8
4
86
Ac East 1st gu g 5a
Jan.
5234 May 31
22
May 31
134 Feb. 18
Mar. 16
Feb. 15
45
Mar. 0
91
Mar. 9
76% Apr. 17
79
Jan. 14
59
Mar. 9
95
80
634 May
May
50
Sale
B
May 16
May 31
May 27
70
15
6
77%
83%
.1946 M
Registered
71
May
3
8434 May
3
May 11
65
May 12
40
May 3
76
Feb.
3 34 May 20
85
91 %
Wheel Ac L E Ref 4 ^s ser A
24
30
May
May
May
5234 May
22
May
May 31
4
84
85
......
31
27
4
31
31
24
71
75
70
Sale
.1948 Q M
40%
A
88
80
40
Sale
6
10
.1943
ser
134 May 13
May 31
88
40
"40"'
15
.1937
West Shore 1st 4a guar
134 May 13
May 31
88
80
60
70
75
22
98%
59
17
21
40
78
27%
38
.1977
86,000
18,000
71
.....
42
30
.1945
..........
"6",660
Sale
Sale
24
30
Sale
First Ac ref 5%$ series A
77,000
15,000 West N Y At Pa 1st g 5«
Geoeral gold 4a
2,000
ser
79
9%
9%
F
Sale
74
88
95
23
Sale
Sale
91%
Sale
161,000 Western Pacific 1st 5s
1
1
90
84
50 %
Refunding 5s
90
35
.1952
Wheel Ar L
Sale
Sale
92
86
57
.1945 f a
1st g 4s
1st 40-year guar 4a.
17,000 Wilkes-B
5834 Sale
90
Sale
West Maryland 1st g 4s...
"5"66O
1534 May 17
A84 J4 May 31
90
Sale
70
Sale
92
Sale
9
.2000
Warren'RR 1st ref guar 3%e
2,000
20
Sale
90
Sale
9%
.
3,000 Wash Term 1st guar 3
85,000
13,000
73%
90%
08%
15
a84%
33%
Sale
30 %
81
.....
.1975
26,000 Wabash Ry ref Ac gen 534s A
Ref Ac ;en 5s (Feb '32 coup) B. .1976
47,000
1978
Kef Ac gen 4%n series C.
37,000
.1980
Ref Ac gen 5a series D
25,000
Wash Gent Ry
a78
.....
J
Omaha Die 1st g IHs
234",666
.....
78" Sale
P
Dee Moines Die
90%
A
Asatg
1st 4^1.. .1*34
.1936 M N
Virginia Midland general 5a
J
.2003 J
Va At Southwest 1st guar 5a
Vera
9134 Sale
.1957 MN
Consol 4a Series B
16", 600
20
71
Ctfs of dep stpd as to Dec 1930 Int
1,000
1,000
7
20
m
Tor Ham Ac Buff 1st 4a...
167,000
97,000
45,000
147,000
26
31
11
May 28
8834 Jan. 26
8734 May 31
2534 May
5
94
May
6
9234 May
4
7434 May 13
63
May
3
65
90
91%
-
1950
Tol W Va Ac Ohio 1st guar 4%» B.1933
.
1st guar 4s series C..
102
.
1935
General gold 5s
41%
90
«•«*» « .
1935
Western Div 1st g 5s
Tol St L & West 50-yr g 4s
Feb.
45
88
92
97
65
1980
D.
14
14
60
Apr.
1934 Jan.
Apr.
21
25%
93%
Sale
87 %
Gen Ac ref 5s aerlea G
Jan.
May 19
6734 Jan. 23
30
28%
49
82
63 Ml
..—
O
Jan.
55
60
.....
99
A
67
72
13
91
91
15%
"io"
26
26
25
19
Dec 1 2000 Mar
Second g ioc 5s (flat)
ser
7l"
9834
2000
'
Gen Ac ref 5s
35
26
1943
aer
23,000 Texas Ac Pacific 1st g 5s
4,000
18
May
1534 May
18
May
55
May
"9534
9
1953
A..1950
...
iTexas & N O cons g 5a
"T.ooo
17
50
98%
49
6,000 Tenn Cent Ry lst Mia Ai»i.i.i.l947
19.000 Term RR Assn of St L 1st g 4%S—1939
9.000
First cons g 5s
1944
2,000
55
45
Spokane Internet 1st g 5s
Staten Isl Ry 1st gu g 4
33,000
6,000
14%
Sale
52
41
.....
J
.1949 J
1st gen g 4a
Sup Ac Dul Dlv Ac Ter 1st 4s.. .1936 M N
J
Worcester Ac Gonn East Ry 4%s .1943 J
Wisconsin Cent
89
Sale
73
8934,
70
29
Sale
24%
6334
Sale
78
30
30
3034
Sale
1734
7934
75
53
Sale
50
34
29
I
8134
2934
23
30
industrials—
483,000
Abitibi Pow At Paper 1st 5s.
With
J
1953
1943
Abraham Ac Straus deb 5%*
74,000
3,000
9,000
D
29
A
warrants
m
M
Adams Express coll tr g 4a.
Adriatic Elec Go external 7a..
1948
AJax Rubber 1st s f 8s..
193b J
1952 A
73
2
M
"3",066
Alaska Gold M deb 6a A
To, 600
10-year cony 6s ser B (flat)
1926 M
Albany Perforated Wrap Paper 6s 1948 A
(flat).-1925
.
7
7
F
tr cony 5a..1944
Collateral and convertible 5a..1949 J
A
290.000
O
Sale
29
Sale
D
5a................ 1950 A
335,000
1937 M N
101,000 Allis-Chalmera Mfg deb g 5a
1955 M 8
3,000 Alpine-Montan Steel 7s
1935 F A
27,000 Amer Beet Sugar conv deb 6a
1933 A O
25,000 Amer Chain 10-year s f deb 6s
1942 A O
47,000 American Gyanumld deb 5s..
...2030 M 8
422,000 Amer Ac ForeignPower 5a
1953 J D
20,000 American Ice s fdob 5s
1949 MN
360,000 American I G Chemical 5 %s
J
1,704,000 Amer Inttrnat Corp conv 5^..1949 J
1939 A O
12,000 Amer Macd 8c Fdy s f gold 6s
-364,000 Amer Metal Ltd 5%s gold notes.. 1934 A O
conv
10
44
319,000 Allegheny Corp coll
Coll Ac
78
6
9
Sale
mSale
80
Sale
40
50
20
25
87
87J4
69
73
42
Sale
67
73
Sale
59%
09%
102%
49
Sale
~50~
61
50
78
"234
10
10
2634
1634
8*
MU
ir
10
1034
1334
28
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
27
""234
Sale
59
14
Sale
1034
1034
13%
32
25%
1234 Sale
834 Sale
534 Sale
6634 Sale
16
Sale
4634
74
Sale
2834
6834
Sale
59
Sale
Sale
20
Sale
6834
Sale
ft*
7034 Sale
10234 10334 10234
Sale
o47
3734
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
"May
2
Feb.
it*
May 23
I634 May 12
26
28
a4734
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
14% Jan.
21
Feb.
1
22
3
May
1634
1334
12
7234
35
21
45
74
2934
l\v*
60
72
103
8
■
17
4
11
2
9
26
11
28
10
3
Jan.
9
1034
2534 May
934 May
7
May
534 May
6634 May
35
May
16
May
42
May
65
May
20
May
6834 May
5434 May
6334 May
10234 May
3734 May
6
4' 84% Apr.
1
May
Jan. 23
May 24 i 70
8234 Mar. 19
7134 May
6
Jan,
7
Jan.
5
May 12
5734 May 24
Jan.
14
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
4634 Jan.
41% Jan.
25%
9%
7. ■
534
6634
35
16
42
65
20
65
Feb.
14
Jan.
Jan.
22
91
Feb.
17
5134 Feb. 23
Jan.
18
8734 Jan.
29
22
8
80
Mar.
47
24
5434 May 31
6334 Apr. 15'
Jan.
75
Mar. 14
14
7034 Mar. 11
7234 Jan. 14
8
8 10334 Apr.
Mar.
68
3734 May 31
10234 Feb.
21
33
40
4
American Natural Gas Corp—
13,000
•216,000
102,000
72,000
457,000
1,417,000
1,075,000
447,000
1,360,000
5,000
78,000
62,000
...1942
3%
A
1947
6s.....1937
10434
Deb 6%a (with purch warr)
Amer Smelting
Ac Ref 5s
91
aer
Amer Sugar Refg 15-year
Amer Tel Ac Tel Cony 4*.
.....
1936
30-year coll trus ru.
.....1946
1960
20-year sinking fund 5 HI a
1943 MN
J
Convertible debentures 4%s._1939 J
.
35 yea 1
Amer
1965
deb 5s
Type Founders deb 6s
F
A
r
Cash sale,
a
Deferred delivery.
1
I
1
l
Sale
Sale
83
Sale
2
74
10134
9934
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
102
Sale
98%
99
Sale
9834
10434
10034
9834
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
92
10434 Sale
104% Sale
98
1940 A O
Amer Water Works At Elec coll 5s.1934 A O
Debenture gold 6s series A
1975 M N
Sale
2
100
98
35-year sink fund deb 5s
5
Sale
89%
82
Sale
60
Sale
Sale
9934
99%
96
92
66
88
72
60
10034
"•70"
50
May
Sale
a74
May
Sale
100
May
May
Sale a99
Sale
9834 May
Sale
May
&
99
Sale
May
Sale
96
May
Sale
9134 May
5834 May
Sale'
66
May
Sale
49
May
2
27
27
6
31
31
31
31
31
3
26
26
Mar.
6
A* May
3 a74
83
May
May
6
100% May 13
102% May
2
99
May
105
May
103
May
99
May
60
May
82
May
60
May
102
98
Feb.
9434 Feb.
97% Jan.
May
99
May
96
May
9134 May
5834 May
66
May
49
May
4
96
Jan.
18
Jan.
13
105
Jan.
6
100%
10334
100%
10534
May 13
Apr. 28
107
Jan.
Mar. 22
Mar. 10
14
100% Mar. 9
97% Jan. 13
Jan.
23
84% Jan.
10
95
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
'ales
N
Jan. 2
~l
44
13
1
337
619
38
83
3
111
J
1947 J
Anglo-Chll Nitrate 7i without war '45 M N
Ark & Memp Bdge Ac Term iat 5s. 1964 M 8
D
Armour Ac Co. 1st real estate 4 lis 1939 J
Arner Writ Paper 1st g 6».._
Armour Ac
Co of Del
—.1943 J
1st
J
J
D
deb 5s
1940
Associated Oil 6% gold notes... 1935
Atlanta Gas Light 1st 5s
1947
conv
M
J
S
D
Atl Gulf AWISS Line coll tr 5s. 1959 J
J
.1937 I
J
80
Atlantic Refining deb 5s...
47
Baldwin Locom Works 1st s f 5s.. 1940 M N
1937
......1942
Baraqua (Comp Azucar) 7 His
183
8
174
129
Ask.
Bid.
Armstrong Cork
Uatavian Pete gtd deb 4%n
Beldlng-Heminway
J
J
25 H
*85"
73
04 Hi
70
33
7
;
Sale
97
1959
148
Debenture 6s...
1955
26%
1951
City Electric deb 6H*
15
Sale
Sale
Sale
99
a
7
Sale
75
753*
99 v.
Sale
15
12
25*
Sale Prices,
12
5
63
85
Sale
50
Sale
535* Sale
975*
80
1035* Sale
1035* Sale
715* Sale
31
Sale
285* Sale
265* Sale
Sale"
343*
85
01%
92
May 26
25* May 19
May 27
615* May 20
49
May 13
52
May 17
975* May 26
95
May 17
32
May
6
913* May 28
75
95
985*
3 %
Highest.
Lowest.
Ask.
97
Sale
96
95
101
85%
1946
Berlin
52
45
40 %
Sale
89
Deb sinking fund 6Hs._
Beneficial Indus Loan deb 6s
58
75
24
3%
85
Sale
Sale
55
08%
164
103
68
Sale
98 3* 101
94
102
75
30 %
30
127
75
Sale
101
1960
First Ac ref 5s series C
20%
2%
14
92
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
30
71
1936
1948
6s
conv
Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s B
May 2.
1932.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
?.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
Mai
Valu
Sale
Prices.
20% May
35* May
75
May
68
May
58
May
55
May
99
May
95
May
36
May
945* May
27
2
' 2
3
6
17
24
3
May
9
92
May 28 985*
10
35*
71
725* Sale
May 26 753*
85
80
70%
725*
May 27
1005* Sale 1003* May 27 1045*
100
Sale
100
May 26 1045*
70
70
715*
May 16 733*
Sale
28
203* May 19 325*
Sale o21
23
May 20 285*
19 J* Sale
195* May 26 27
Sale
.
5
9
May
3
May 13
May
7
May
7
May 11
May
3
May
2
May
3
Berlin Elec Elev Ac Undgrd Eye¬
143
106
98
11
46
let 6 Hi®
...1956 A O
Bethlehem Steel 1st Ac ref 5s g A. 1942 M N
20-year
pur
Ac Imp s f 5s......1936 J
23%
J
88
95
1950
M
8
25
1934
Bing At Blng s f deb 6H«
Botany Cons Mills sec s f 6 Hid
A
O
17
2
6
Broadway At 7th Ave 1st con 5s..1943
Certificates of deposit
140
,076
4
85*
58,
9
J
Bklyn Queens Co Ac Sub gtd 5s..1941 M N
..1941
...
Brooklyn Rap Tr 1st refcon g 4s 2002
Brooklyn Un El 1st g 4-5s
1950
J
J
F"
A
9
12;
20,
47,
39,
198,
52,
61,
2,
6,
21,
1,
64,
92,
30,
102,
817'
87"
4
%
70
1003* Sale
82 % Sale
53
2%
15*
70
85
1
3
May 26
May 31
May 21
5* May 26
29
May
2
May
7
May
4
20
May
3
10
May
9
38
May 16
23* May 26
84
90
Sale
995* Sale
83 5*
55
Sale
72
Sale
705*
55
May
995* May
May
55
May
72
55
26 575* May 13
2
31 1043* May
853* May 12
31
May 25
25 55
"575*
57 5*
75
75
72
695*
1045* Sale
102
Sale
102
108
105
Sale
105
106
1073*
60
643*
140
95
Sale
965*
Sale
90
A
95
Sale
96
Sale
943* Sale
..1952
O
40
53
1955
J
140
Sale
72
May
3
May 27
May 31 1053* May 21
May
5
May 31 108
64
90
May 31
98J* May
3
D
Buffalo Gen Elec4H* ser
13
33
5%
825*
J
J
3* May 28
1
50
D
1936
....
72
6
425*
1045*
80
101% 103
106 J* 109
35*
Sale
6
33
61
57
58
562*
215*
95*
45
245* May 24
763* May
5
745* Sale
10
165*
...1950
5s._
932
B.
1981
5His
gold 5s
Debentures
Buffalo Ac Susq Iron gen s f
95"
"2%
85
Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st g 5s.1945 M N
1st lien Ac ref 6s ser A..
.1947 M N
Conv deb
77"
D
3
1949
1968 J
Sale
19
305*
Sale
65
Brooklyn Edison Inc gen 5s A
Bklyn-M Tr R T Sec 6s
Sale
78
38
1941
1st 5s stamped
59
J
Brooklyn City RR 1st 5s
25
Sale
Bowman-Biltmore Hotels 1st 7s. .1934 M
"l'l"
Sale
70% Sale
29
27
94
Sale
79
67
"75"
595*
665*
Sale
O
5s gu tax ex—1960
By-Product Coke 1st 5%»
A.. 1945 MN
87
Sale
74
Sale
55
70
40
MN
99
100
101
J
70
58
Sale
63
70
15
Bush Terminal Co lst4s
Consol 5s_.........
Bush Term Bldgs
5s..1937
1940
Cal Gas At El Corp unlf At ref
Calif Packing conv deb 5s.
Calif Pet
deb
conv
J
1939 F
f g 5s
a
A
Conv deb s f g 5H«-1938 MN
Camaguey Sugar sink fund 7f ..1942 A Q
Canada Steamship Lines 1st 6s.. 1941
Central Dlst Tel 1st 30-year 5s—1943
Central Foundry 1st s f 6s—May 1931
Cent Hud G At E 1st 5s
Jan 1957
1951
Central Steel 1st sink fund 8s... 1941
Certain-teed Prod s f g 5%n A... 1948
4
Sale
100
3
Cespedes Sugar 1st gold 7H*
1939 M S
Ches Corp conv col tr g 5s May 15 1947 M N
Chicago City At Conn Ry 5s. Jan 1927 A
Chic Gas L At C 1st gu g 5s......1937 J
89
24 rOO
3 1003*
17
665*
May 31
833*
r99
May
995* May
Sale
57
845*
68
Sale
68
27
23 5*
5
Sale
235* May 26
35
Sale
Sale
475*
Sale
"99" 166"
995*
Sale
5
100
1005*
255*
6
Sale
52
625*
Sale
12
66 %
1015* 102
88
Sale"
Sale
90
983* May 23
60
May 12
60
May 18
74
May
2
40
May
3
76
645*
83 5*
34
395*
503* Sale
345*
385*
31
18
10
31
5
a 100 5* May 3 1015* May
513* May 25 54 5a May
763* May
May 17
77% u75
irA
87
80
815* May
May 12
805* Sale
4
3
6
3
May
3
May
3
25
28
May
295*
263* May
3
Sale
l035* Sale 1015* May 5 103 5* May
57
88
100
Sale
M N
M
3
28
102
86% 100%
723*
Cent 111 Elec Ac Gas 1st 5s
545*
775*
815*
76
30
100
445*
Sale
58
26
935* May
56
May
495* May
503* May
35
May
10
May
26
May
May
May
May
May
10
May 28
48
May
2
99" "May" "3
] 02
May
23
35
O
J
1015* Sale
Chicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
18,
90,
194,
115,
53
.1927
49
31
.1943
35
48
39 %
25
69
Chlids Co deb 5s...
Sale
23
Sale
21
Chill Copper deb g
.1947
49
Sale
365*
Sale
28
Sale
28
90
Sale
Aug 1
paid
1929 tnt 10%
5s
Cin Gas & Elec 1st mtge g 4s A.. 1968
853*
1940
.*......1938
'32%
Colon Oil
deb 6s
conv
19,
60
Colo Fuel Ac Iron Co gen a f 5s..1943
47,
Colo Indus 1st coll tr 5s gu
.184,
3,
276,
1934
5s....1952
Apr 15
1952
Columbia Gas Ac Elec deb
Debenture 5s
62
M N
A
Jan 15 1961 J
Deb 5s
14,
Columbus Gas 1st gold 5a
17,
44,
14,
Commercial Credit s f 6a..
Coll trust
5H»
*er
O
J
J
1932 J
1957 J J
1934 MN
Columbus Ry P Ac L 1st 4 Ha
—
..1935
A..
J
J
l&*
72
92 %
85
80
Computing-Tab-Record s f 6s—1941
Conn Ry Ac Lt 1st g 4H«
-1951
Stamped guar 4His..
—1951
105
Consol Hydro-Elec 1st s
1 g 7s... 1956
1950
1945
1951
J
D
F
A
87
106
94
Crown Cork Ac Seal s f 6s
D
1947 J
Crown Willamette Pap 1st s f g 6s 1951 J
Crowm Zellerbach deb 6s w w
1940 M
17,
Delaware Pr Ac Lt 1st M 4Ha—..1971 J
Denver Gas Ac El 1st
Stamped
as
1969
36
to Pa tax
1942
(D G) Corp 1st s f 7s
N
1005*
J
8
75
79
673*
49 %
J
J
J
-rr.,
«99
93
Sale
873* Sale
87
100
1015* Sale
30
31
70
Sale
70
N
...1955 J
.1962 F
J
—
._
Duke-Price Pow (Ltd)
.
1st 6s A.. 1966
Duquesne Light 1st mtge g 4
s
Hp A1967
1937
f 7H»
32,
61,
Ed El 111 N Y 1st cons g 5s
A
60
Sale"
52
54
48
Sale
6
,
15*
1015*
88
'
81
M N
A
M
615*
975*
O
S
15* Sale
23*
May
25,
27,
36,
(with warr)
5
96
105
265*
265*
20
1931
7
23*
Sale
101 %
17
2
53
May 10
13* May 20
2
2
May 25
1013* May
2 103
99
87
92
88
May 25
May 24
905*
973* r90
86
92
85
May
88 5* May
885* May
6
89
May
9
915* May 24
93
May 13
1003* May
983* May
1005* May
Sale
995* May
Sale
893* May
Sale
a67
May
Sale
May
69
75
May
Sale
48
May
Sale
933* May
3
3%
May
90
1013* May 24
102
May
6
1003* May 16
1025* May 10
955* May 13
71
May
7
555* May 27
4
823* May
62
May
2
rl00
May 6
5
May 16
Sale
975*
May 11
May 27
14
5
Sale
Sale
84
48
Sale
^
50
Sale
99
96
12
2
11,
A
38
First 1
s
1st lien
s
f 5s
1942 M
8
1942 M
9
695*
685*
f 5s stamped
s
f 6s stamped......
30-year deb 6s series B__
r
-
Cash sale,
a
1942
1954
Deferred delivery.
M
J
S
D
56
]
983*
"97""
112
1285*
Sale
25
98 5*
105
Sale
20
Sale
215*
Sale
20
Sale
38
Sale
963* May
May
May
205* May
20
May
13 983*
31 108
26
31
31 265*
16 20
35
55
60
24
26
25
26
21
105
20
May 20
May 25
May
4
May
2
May 16
15
15
F
With stock purch warrants.
Federal Lt Ac Tr 1st
]
74 % May
69
May
71% May
60
May
«48
May
1
May
Ernesto Breda Co 1st M 7s.'54
75,
c
2 3*
7
Sale
4
1939
19Q5
Corp (Germany) 6H«--1950 M S
1st sinking fund 6Hs
i. .1953 A O
Elkhorn Coal 1st At ref 6H*
1931
notes
102 % May
Sale
15*
May
May
985* May
102
May
305* May
al 5
May
70
May
1035* May
93
693* May
Sale
Sale
1015*
99 5*
Sale
995*
1005* 161": loo""
94 5*
94 %
90 5*
a67
705* Sale
543* Sale
553*
Elec Pow
Deb 7%
64
1035*
Sale
15*
29 % May
18 5* May
104
965* May
20
May
Sale
101
Stamped as to s f guar..
Sd El 111 Bkn 1st con g 4s
11,
22
7
1015*
D
Gen & ref 4Hs series D.._.
1961 F A
Dodge Brosi f deb 6s
1946 M N
Dold (Jacob) Pack 1st 64
19*2 MN
J
Donner Steel 1st ref 23-year 7s.. 1942 J
Y2",
24,
Sale
20
69
865*
863*
....1949 A O
Gen At ref 5s series A
Gen Ac ref 5s series B..
Sugar
'ml
96
t
S
Detroit Edison Co 1st coll tr 5s.. 1933 J
11,
38,
187,
455,
31,
14,
130,
391,
16,
Eastern Cuba
Sale
2
3
128,
Gen Ac ref 5s ser C
98
80
103 5*
74
May 23
May
2
2
5
343* May
45
May
7
35
May
3
71
May 10
71
May II
70>* May 11
4
965* May
85
May 10
90 5* May 27
9
874* May
85
May 13
106
May
3
«87 5* May
6
91
May
2
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
11
Sale
15*
15*
935*
22 '
Sale
Sale
Sale
24 %
11
88
N
M
23
99 5*
2
J
M
Sale
91
Sale
695*
1%
100
89
86,5*
815*
1043*
a87 5*
Sale
80
Sale
Sale
Second stamped...
136",
965*
Sale
83
275*
185*
24>*
A
21 J*
62
M
At ref 5s....1951
Sale
104
1%
J
2,
23,
15,
Dery
Sale
30
D
J
1950 J
1944 UN
L-
101
D
Stpd with purch warr attached
gold 4H«
955*
81 %
88
105
91
60
98
Sale
87%
625*
815*
88
N
1st mtge
Sale
60
835* Sale
1045* 106
89 %
Sale
1952 M
f g 6s. 1946 J
15-year deb gold 5s
1943 J
Copenhagen Telep extl s f g 5s..1954 F
Corn Prod Ref 1st 25-yr s 1 5s...1934 M
s
1937
17
625* Sale
90
106%
45
61
93
35
J
J
Consumers Power 1st lien 5s
Cumb T Ac T 1st Ac gen 5s
98
'
22
Sale
81%
81%
Certfs of dep stpd and unatpd-
"Y
Sale
48
19
89
100
Cuban Cane Products deb 6s
675* Sale
25
365* May
90
May
85% May
32
61
93
D
1st
Sale
45
39 5*
Sale
66
"
955*
793*
D
Container Corp of Am
69
42
May
May
May
45
32
86
J
Deb gold 4%$ w 1
855*
84
Sale
965*
815*
Consum Gas Chic 1st guar g 5a..1936 J
Consol Gas (N Y) deb S%»
20~"
80
20% 21H
103% Sale
94 % Sale
5s
Consol Coal Md 40-yr
Cuban Dom Sug 1st 7H«...
115,
67%
66
Sale
92
Comm'l Inv Trust conv debSHs.1949
28,
225,
538,
871,
52,
116,
51,
48,
32,
37,
8,
49,
85,
23,
"
45
34
87
7,
1,
35
725* Sale
436,
1,
393*
74
Clearfield Bit Coal 1st 4s..
122",
42 5*
Sale
56
74
733*
70
Sale
40
50
Sale
40
•'
593*
675*
60
May
May
May
59
May
475* May
413* May 12
74
May
4
733* May
4
715* May 14
50
May
2
:
n. y. stock
Sales in
M.
Jan. 2
1932.
T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
Bid.
14,000
137,000
87,000
172,000
89,000
63,000
Fiat dob
s
conv
Flak Rubber 1st
•
J
f 8s
Framerlc Ind & Dot 20-yr
7*i__1942
1943
Francisco Sugar 20-year 7*a
Gannett Co deb 6s
V
F
A
137,000
179,000
490,000
119,000
65,000
103,000
122,000
....
66
88*
81*
19*
83*
Sale
89*
15*
J
U
1943
12,000 Gas flc Elec (Bergen Go) 5s...—1949
130,000 Gelsenkirchen Mining 6s.....
1934
1952
66,000 Gen Amer Investors 5s
80,000 General Baking deb s f 5*8
..1940
139,000 General Gable 1st s f g 5*8 A
1947
39,000 General Elec deb g 3H>
.....1942
68,000 General Elec (Germany) 7a
1945
91
89*
40*
96
d
31*
m
n
29
f
a
Gen Petroleum 1st
F
f 5s_.Aug 15 1946
90*
Sale
98*
1949
1940
...
109",000
Gould
Coupler 1st 15-yr
d
Sale
30
Sale
25
35
Sale
24
Sale
99
Sale
100*
Sale
100* Sale
99* Sale
80
Sale
78
Sale
39*
Sale
39*
2*
Sale
4
Sale
73*
37*
f
Sale
Sale
20
4
6*
22*,
15
3*
6*
6
10
99*
99
Sale
25*
7
O
72
a
Sale
Sale
100*
90*
26*
8*
5*
A
O
m
47*
Sale
28
Sale
60*
57*
62* Sale
45
65
40
Sale
s
..1951 MN
Sale"
32
o
48*
Sale
B
ser
88
Sale
a
May
3
May
4
May
3
May
4
May 19
May 24
59
May
69* May
16
Apr.
82* Feb.
15
Feb.
26
4
20
Mar. 23
76
May 24
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
25* May 26
43
Jan.
70
May 28
82
Mar. 11
893
Jan.
4
35
Jan.
8
93
3
Feb.
May 31
20
88
15
76
36
35
31
25* May
70
May
93* May
40
May
98* May
30
May
26* May
24
May
98* May
98* May
77* May
39* May
2* May
2* May
16* May
73* May
37* May
61* May
75
May
16
May
43* May
31* May
25
May
85
-May
11
- May
18* May
15
May
4
May
7
Mhy
76
95*
44*
40
35*
29
101*
101
80
40
4
23
80
45*
66
79
21*
48
41
31
85*
16
26*
18*
5
7
Sale
Sale
93*
8
99* May 26 rl04
95* May 27 98*
17
May 23 26*
5
May 26
8*
69
Jan.
23
80
Jan.
4
31
25
14
81 * Apr.
28
Feb.
9
91* Jan.
18
2
_
19
2
25
2
4
2
18
11
2
5
2
2
12
61
59
Sale
44
Sale
31*
Sale
34
5
49
Feb.
2
May 31
43
Mar. 10
24
97* Jan.
95* Feb.
73
Apr.
39* Apr.
1
2
102* Mar.
5
18 101
11
80
14
Mar. 16
May 11
Jan.
4
61* Feb. 18
7* Jan. 15
2* May 18
16* May 24
40
Jan.
4
80
Apr. 27
Mar.
7
Jan.
36* Jan. 28
6
61* May
72* Jan. 20
May 31
43* May 17
31* May 17
16
Jan.
6
78* Feb,
4
25
Apr. 25
4
46*
82*
80*
25*
8
Mar. 11
Mar. 31
Feb.
5
69
Jan.
22
60
38
Feb.
20
Mar. 17
Apr. 27
86
27
11
May 27
15
May 31
5
May
25
8
Feb.
1
6* Apr. 18
17* Mar. 3
28
Jan.
21
Jan.,14
18* May 26 r43* Mar. 4
4
May 31
Feb.
1
19* Mar. 17
8
70* Jan.
May
47
May
May
May
26* May 15
May
94
Jan.
Jan. 14
44
10 101* May
4
4 100* Feb. 29
28 100* Apr. 22
May 23
96* Jan.
93* Jan.
29 rl04
May 23
29
99* Mar. 19
May
May
May
98
Feb.
99* Jan.
3
6
5
May 25
May 21
72
70
17
5
May 23
Apr. 25
30
18
Jan.
■
15
Jan.
11
Jan.
12
32
31
31
26
31
3
48
32
43
19
5
25
31
10
31
31
28
26
31
31
31
3
.7
3
46* May
58* May
36
May
4* May
4* May
41
May
56* May
22
May
28
May
29* May
28
May
66* May
70
May
70
May
96
May 25
84
Mar. 11
82
Mar. 11
59
* Mar. 2
May 31
31* May 31
10* May 26
32
47*'May
30* May
62* May
35
10
May 21
9* Mar. 14
May
May
31* May
10* May
44
May
30
May
Feb.
61
May
May
12
Sale
W*
Feb.
26* May 27
30
60
2
10
7
2
12
12
2
2
5
5
26
9
95* May 19
56* Feb. 29
98* May 25
91
Sale
32*
12*
Sale
May 31 52*
26* May 15 30
99* May 23 101*
100 * May
4 100*
95
May 31 99*
47
91
Sale
61
73*
Sale
20
15
65*
10*
1932
......1932
5
9
Sale
98
a
......
23
Sale
Sale
s f g 4*s A...1978 A
f 4*8 ser B
1981 f
Stamped
10-year 6% notes......
10-year 7% notes..
1
Sale
103*
1966
86
"47""
52
1936 M n
1956
26
Sale
30
29*
100* 101* 100
100* Sale
100*
95
99* Sale
65*
39
100
Prices.
66
82
28
25
1941 M n
Inter-Metrop coll tr 4*8
Certificates of deposit
38
14*
11
Sale
19
Sale
Sale
36*
24*
84*
16
1934 A O
1947 M n
..1940 M N
Inland Steel 1st M
197,000
339,000
39,000 Interlake Iron 1st 5s
Sale
26*
1949 J
1948
Sale
47
86
Sale
63
75
16
Sale
33
f 6s
"17*
25* i
29
A
41
Sale
85*
Corp Mtge 6s
Sale
29
40*
1933
Sale
95
34
..1952 J
452,000 Interboro R T 1st Ac ref 5s
1,124,000
40
98*
Sale
Illinois Bell Telep 1st & ref 5s A. 1956 J d
Illinois Steel deben 4*a
1940 A O
m 8
Sale
.1950
..1942 J
Houston Oil sink fund 5*8
1st
94*
Sale
40
a46
J
Hoe (R) & Co 1st 6*s A
Holland Amer L 6s (flat)
63,000
Sale
2AX
Ind Nat Gas 4t OH ref 5s
115",000
70
28
Sale
warr
s
93*
44*
92*
27*
78
95
Sale
D
Havana Elec Ry cons g 5s
1952 F
Deb 5*s series of 1926........1951 m s
Indiana Limestone 1st
75
Sale
Harpeo Mining 6s with warr
Ilseder Steel
30*
Sale
66
m is
Sale
Highest.
Sale
Prices
Prices.
98
Sale
J
20
74
80
45
16s_... 1940
...1944 f
Gulf States Steel deb 5Hi
Hackensack Water 1st 4a
15
Sale
20
233,000 Hudson Coal 1st s f 5s series A'62 J d
15,000 Hudson County Gas 1st 5i
1949 mn
169,000 Humble Oil 8t Ref 5*8
1932 J
J
Deb gold 5a temp
221,000
.....1937 A 0
494,000
182,000
67,000
21,000
Sale
J
1936 J
Gt Gone El Pow (Japan) 7s
1st 8c gen a f g 6*8 .....
Hansa s s Lines 6s with
83*
o
F
a
Sale
79
74,000 Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 6s
38,000
137,000
94,000
40,000
28,000
30,000
76,000
13,000
48,000
1,000
Sale
3*
13,000
Certificates of deposit
24,000 Good Hope Iron Ac Steel sec 7s..1945
201,000 Goodrich ( B F) Go 1st 6 Ha
1947
Convertible deb 6s
356,000
1945
366,000 Goodyear Tire & Rubber 1st 5a...1957
36*
Sale
Sale
98
80
58
73
3* Sale
General Public Service deb 5*8-1939
Genl Steel Castings 1st 5His
Gen Theatre* Equip deb 6s...
18
71
98
Sale
79
97*
96*
76*
s
Sale
Sale
59
May 23
69* May 31
18
May
3
a83
May
3
15
May 19
72
May
4
Sale
69*
29 «
Sale
39
attached.
1948
Gen Motors Acceptance deb g 6s. 1937
S ( deb g 6s...
60
Sale
Lowest.
Sale
Sale
Sale Prices.
Ask
Bid.
Highest.
Lowest.
May 31.
|
Ask
70
30
77
76
~33~~
Dob 6*8 without warrs
Bid.
89
23
1941 m s
„
Ask.
80
d
f 7s
May 2.
76*
7s....-1939
1946
Federated Metals
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1,
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
bonds
May.
Value.
exchange—bonds
44
May 31
Apr. 18
9* Mar. 14
Mar.
59
2
Mar.
5
5
44* Mar. 10
59
Mar.
79
60
Mar.
Jan.
5
19
May 17
30
28
3
32
Feb.
52
Apr.
19
May 31
54
Jan.
14
2
Apr. 20
62* Feb.
64
Jan.
15
54* Jan.
15
Int Agri Corp 1st At coll tr 5s—
92,000
Stamped extended to
.1942 M N
147,000 Int Cement conv deb 5s......... 1948 M N
337,000 Internat Hydro El deb 6s
1944 A O
319,000 International Match deb 5s
1947 MN
Convertible debentures 6s....1941 J
J
418,000
133,000 Int Merc Marine 1st s f 6s...
1941
57*
50
20
2
Sale
2*
Sale
Sale
3
Sale
41
Sale
Sale
1947
Sale
47
182,000
Refunding 6s series A........1955
175,000 Internat T At T deb g 4*s
1952
Convertible debenture 4*s...l939
694,000
Deb gold 5s.
1955
464,000
10,000 Investors Equity 5a A
1947
Deb 5s ser B with warrants
1948
33,000
Without warrants.........
2,000
Sale
493*
19*. Sale
Sale
25
Sale
27*
25*
65*
62*
62*
Sale
Sale
67*
95
94
94*
78*
Sale
Sale
93
94*
80*
Sale
Sale
78
13
39
25
44
148,000 Intern Paper
v
42,000
399,000
89,000
159,000
45,000
74,000
53,000
4,000
18,000
conv
5s series A
Sale
Sale
77
65
J
KansasCy Pw At Lt 1st g 4*s ser B1957 J
1st M 4*s
1961 F A
Kansas Gas Ac El 1st mtge 4*s..l980 J d
m n
Karstadt (R) Inc 1st Mtge 6s
194
Keltli Corp (B F) 1st
ser g
1946 m
6s
Sale
8
43
Kendall Co 5*8 with warrants.. 1948
Sale
Keystone Telephone 1st 5s....._1935
Kings Co E L Ac Pow gold 5s.
1937
Purchase money 6s
1997
19,000 Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4s
.1949
•
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
45
43
58*
Sale
7,000 Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5a
1st A ref 6*s
12,000
Kinney (G R) Co
33",000
Kresge Foundation coll
413,000 Kreuger & Toll 5s
18,000
with
97
8
O
92
A
73
1960 f
a
68
Lautaro Nitrate Co 6s
54
93*
93*
74*
Sale
81*
71*
52*
51*
1st 40-yr gu int red to
10
27
28
May 12
4 96
27 95* May 10
May 11
2 83
5
26 17* May
May 13
25 40
May
3
4 50
May
2
18 67
5 103* May 13
26 120* May 16
67
May 23
31
May 18
10 96
7
28 106* May
42
82
May 21
May
4
65
78
47
83*
Sale
11
Sale
65
73
May 31
May
3
May 31
May 11
81*
82*
54
53*
May 3
May 12
May
9
May 17
j
10*
1954 J
...1954 J
88
89
1933 J
4%.....1933
13*
Sale
90
3
Sale
90
Sale
50
81
Sale
1*
84
87
3
83*
88
50
56
* May 31
30
May 31
38* May 28
16* May 26
14* May 31
17* May 31
16
May 31
55
Apr.
8
55
Mar. 28
65
May
3
90
Apr.
90* Jan.
74* Feb.
"40* May" 27 "51*
47
50
12
46* May 28
70* Jan.
56
21
17
Mar. 12
38* Jan.
15
17
14
54* Feb. 17
66* May 10
70
May 27
70
May 28
51
Feb.
59
Jan.
96
Apr. 28
28
96* Mar. 28
13
86
Jan.
16
13
May 26
25* Jan,
24
May 25
May
4;
May 181
63
Feb.
7
20
65
Mar.
5
70
Jan.
9
41
66
98* Mar. 18 103* May 13
6 123*
119
Apr.
Apr. 27
Mar. 10
57
May 31
96
13
98*
12 109*
16
56
40* May 27 91*
6
Apr. 14 59*
93
106
45
44
50
65
71
47
49
Jan.
Mar. 30
Jan
Apr. 26
Feb.
Jan.
11
Jan.
4
27
Jan.
May 31
Apr. 29
May 31
92* Jan.
98
Feb.
Jan.
2
14
1st At refunding 5s
1964 F
First & ref sinking fund 5s
1974 F
41
50
A
116
119
116
Sale
115*
Sale
Sale
102
Sale
79
Sale
100
64
70
Sale
56
84,000 Liggett Ac Myers Tobacco 7s
1944
5s
1951
138,000
321,000 Loew's Inc deb a f g 6s....
1941
168.000 Lombard Elec 7s without warr.. 1952
With warrants
f
97
A
78
A
55*
64*
86
85
51
May
2
May 11
May
6
May 23
16
75* Jan,
14
Apr.
* May 16
84
Mar. 31
80* Apr.
48
i
42*
39*
96* Jan.
39* Jan.
35
42
43
39
41
Sale
3
2
2
2
26
May 23,
38
55
54
3
40
--
39
* May 16
84
May
3
83* May 27
48
May 23
97*
100* 100* May 21 100* May 21
99*
100*
1*
88
i
79*
99*
89*
95*
78
8
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
14* Mar. 16
90
Jan.
5
90
Jan. 26
93
Mar. 9
25'100* Mar.
5
29.
44
Jan.
9
17
39* Feb.
2
Jan.
Jan.
5
6
5'
43
6
41
7 119
115* May 31 118
Sale
99* May 25 102
Sale
64
May 31 79
57* 59* May 28 71
May
May
May
May
Sale
Sale
Sale
May
6 101* Jan.
4 108
May 2481* Jan. 26 92*
91
Feb. 10 100
May 11 j
20
May 23.
May 23
46
115* Apr.
96* Jan.
64
57
4 102
May 31
4
Jan.
23
Mar. 15
Feb.
90* Mar. 10
71
May
2
J
Lorillard (P) Co 7s
1951
49,000 McCrory Stores deb gold 5*s....l941
1950
263,000 Mc vesson Ac Robblns deb 5*8
Manari Sugar 1st s f 7*s
1942
Stamped Oct 1931 coupon on..1942
"3", 665
88
88
Sale
Sale
f
A
36
J
D
75
M
N
60
Sale
A
O
10
19
O
3
O
30
d
1953
8
1943
d
6s.__.1947
O
5*s..l950
Met West Side Elev (Chicago) 4a_1938
Miag Mill Mach 1st s f g 7s
1956
213,000
142,000
114,000
Mllw El Ry At Lt 1st At ref 5s
1st mtge gold 5s
Mfr tr ctfs, Namm At Son 6s
f g
87
Sale
1990
Manila El Ry At Lt 1st 5s
s
Sale
96*
2013
Manhattan Ry (N Y) con g 4s
2d *s
147,000
15,000
2,000
27,000
44,000
73,000
60,000
11,000
16,000
40,000
189,000
2,000
12,000
104* 105"
84
f
1952 m N
8,000 Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec 6*8.1944
Marlon Steam Shovel
ioo* 103""
1944 A
«■
142,000
92,000 Loulsv Gas At El 1st At ref 5s
"50"
80
80*
9
Sale
35*
97*
84
30
Apr 1940 Q J
Mead Corp 6s with warrants.....1945 M n
85"
42
50
Meridional El 1st 7s
60
...1957 A
O
Metropolitan Edison IstAtref 5sC.1953
1st g 4*sseriesD_.
Met Water, Sewer At Drain
conv s
...1968
f 5s
ser
1936
B1961
.1971
Montana Power 1st At ref 5s A...1943
Deb gold 5s series A
Deferred delivery.
1662
Sale
101
84
33*
103"
89*
94
37
21
59
Sale
52
64
52
Sale
26
Sale
26
3*
5*
3*
31* Sale
25
Sale
22
12*
Sale
71
76
84
Sale
32*
Sale
79
39
Sale
Sale
77
95"
99*
85
80
37
Sale
§*
Sale
32
Sale
74*
90
Sale
91*
94
89*
91*
93* Sale
70
80
85
Sale
Sale
79*
72
"45*
Sale
27
20
27
if"
18
14
17
45
25
5
31*
65*
a34
58
90*
Sale
Sale
79
Sale
Sale
78*
Sale
74
85
Sale
62
Sale
"69*
60
May 27
May 31
65
May 10
45* May
3
"
52
Sale
Sale
3* May 20
May 27
12* May 31
78* May 14
66
May 24
31* May 27
65* May 19
34
May 31
58
May 31
81
May 26
72* May 21
36
May
4
21
May 12
14
May 13
75
May 27
74
May
5
72
May 26
69* May 31
60
May 20
24
3 * May 20
32* May 11
22
May 24
85
May 23
76
May
1
34
May 13
79
May
2
39
May
2
73* May
6
95
May
3
82
May
4
46* May 25
22
May 12
16
May
3
90* May
2
79
May
2
78* May
"
85
May
66
May 10
May
May
91
Mar.
26
5*
75
66
83
Sale
16
102* May 31 106*
86 * May
6
89*
92
May 27 100
20
May 23 20
a45
88
Market Street Ry 1st 7s
6
May 21
43
a
7
6
41
Cash sale,
77
9
7
Sale
1954 F
r
93
92
May
May
May
13
May
25* 24
May
Sale
41
May
70
66
May
102
May
Sale
120* May
66
57
May
CK
97
May
Sale
106* May
Sale
Sale
12
Sale
1st Ac refunding 5s.
57,000
32,000
65
65
2
6
Sale
First Ac ref sinking fund 5s... .1934 F
1st Ac ref s f g 5s...
1944 F
Mldvale St At Ord
16
65
3
2
14
1954
...
66:000
17*
3
25
45
73
...1953 F
Sale
Sale
Sale
73*
70
90*
106*
47
A.. 1950 M
ser
Without warrants
95,000
7,000 Lehigh Coal At Nav 4*8
Cons sink fund 4*s ser C
9,000
6,000 Lehigh Valley Coal 1st 5s
"2",666
Sale
10*
30
38*
16*
14*
Sale
Sale
95
.1959
Sale
44
Sale
...
Sale
67
66*
101*
102*
120* 125" 120*
6s....1936
*
65 *
106* 115
1st 5s...1934 A
ext
66
Sale
65*
1936
Coll fir ret 5*s series C_.
Col & ref g 5*s ser D
17*
14*
17*
17*
67*
1954
war
Lac*aw Steel 1st cons 5s
45,000 Laclede Gas L ref At
88,000
71,000
tr
a50
30
38
i Sale
63
1954
7*s
conv
70*
17
35
*
2
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
10
6
60
Feb.
Mar. 10
Mar. 22
May 11
Mar. 19
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
20
2
9
May
12* May
78* May
66
May
Mar.
4
43* Mar.
24
7
30
85
83
Apr.
4
May 23
Jan.
13
36
Feb.
19
65* May
92
Apr.
34
51
Mar. 11
21
Jan.
May
58
86
May
81
May 26 100
72* May 21 j 85
2
50
33* Jan.
21
May 12 38*
Apr.
14
May
75
May
74
May
72
May
69* May
60
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
1
2
7
5
2
Feb.
24
13,
30
Jan.
29
27i
97
Mar. 11
5
94* Jan.
14
26
95
31
95* Jan.
82* Feb.
9
19
29
Jan.
9
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Price
BONDS
May.
Value.
Y
21
PRICES IN MAY.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE.
STOCK
EXCHANGE—BONDS
Bid.
May 31.
May 2.
1932.
*-iG»
Ask.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest,
Ask
Sale Price.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
77%
77
May 27
75% May 31
a78% May 19
Bid.
Ask
Bid.
Lowest.
Montecatinl Min 8c Agr i f deb g 7a
37 000
tr rets with deb atk pur warr..
69 000
Without warranta
12 000 Mont Tram lat 9c ref A 5a
Gen & ref
a
f
a
f 5a
aer
96
1955
"89*"
1955
Sale
78
80
68
62
66
63%
'60"
1955
G
72
62
D
1955
91%
68
55
63%
'73"
Sale
85"
70
92
40%
1934
6, 000 Mutual Fuel Gaa lat gu 5a
1947 MN
90
100
"91""
Mutual Union Tel 5a
1941 M N
61
50,000 Naasau Elec guar gold 4a
1939
1966
Jan.
2
12
82% Apr,
82% Apr.
84% Mar.
15
60
60
6
69
May
2
May 10
90% May 26
70
26
61
29,000
295,000
N Y Gas El Lt Ht At Pow 5a
%4 Sale
72% Sale
1948
o
Certificates of depo«ilt..Jan 1942
39,000 N Y Rya Corp inc 6a
Jan 1965 Apr
Prior lien 6s aeriea A..........1965 J
J
11,000
9,000 N Y At Rich Gas lat 6a A
1952 M N
%
1962 MN
1
34%
Sale
1%
5
3
.....
1962 MN
con 6 Ha aeries B
Certificates of deposit
Sale
35
107
103
Sale
101
Sale
100
105%
93%
Sale"
102% 105% 105%
92
92
92%
%
3
Sale
90
.....
95
101
31
65
Sale
97%
98
Sale
108%
Sale
1%
65
Sale
80%
Sale
65
50
60
98
35%
109%
65
46
40
Sale
100%
94%
Sale
51%
Sale
45%
51
46%
39%
35%
59
Sale
O
Adjustment Income 5(i..Jlan 1942
40
100
80% Sale
70
65
78
40
IVA
99%
82%
103%
97%
54
37
93
1.000 N Y L E At W Goal At RR 6%a
1942 M N
Dock At lmpt ext 5a
J
.......1943 J
New York Rys 1st At ref 4a.
J
1942
J
Certificates of deponit
1942
lat
Sale
72
99% Sale
101% Sale
....1944
4%a
Certificates of deposit
73%
108
1941
con a
79
Sale
93
Purchase money coll tr g 4a...1949
6,000 N Y State Rya lat
13
98
....
N Y Edison 1st Ac ref *%•
lat lien At ref 5a B
20
80
O
40
Sale
96
1940
56%
13
100
82%
77%
100%
26
Sale
56
96
o
43%
43%
%
1%
35%
93%
1%
1%
1%
.
—.
95%
Sale
Sale
51
90
95
43%
43%
%
1947 M N
1951 M N
lat mortgage 5s
lat mtge 5a
102
104
37%
85
50
1%
Feb.
90
3
Sale
3
94%
51%
45%
46
80
N Y Tel lat Ac gena 1 4%a
N Y Trap Rock 1st a f g 6a..
1939 MN
1946 J D
Nlag Lock Ac Ont Pow 1st 5a A
Niagara Share deb 5Ha
1955 A O
1950 M N
Sale
93%
a99%
"Sale
97%
Sale
100
Sale
72
61
91
98
71
94% Sale
56%
"""
58
Sale
;•
May 28
May 26
May 31
45
May
58% May
May
May
73% May
99% May
May
ffl* May
70
103% May
99
May
65% May
65% May
48
May
40% May
110
May
104
May
107
May
94% May
88
May 28
1
May
May
89% May
3
May
80
Jan.
20-year
a
.....1947 M N
f 6s
Sale
100
88% Sale
99% Sale
60%
70
94% Sale
44
Sale
18
Sale
11%
Sale
58
125.000
Deb 5a aeriea C
Sale
Sale
8
A
82
Sale
8
81
85
75
A
52,000 No Amer Cement deb 6 Ha A
1940 M
138,000 North American Co deb 5a
1961 F
85,000 North Am Edison deb 5a sar A
1957 M
Deb 5 Ha aer B
97.000
Aug 15 1963 F
24%
20%
84
81
88*/
75%
Sale
72
Sale
60
Sale
99
96%
95% Sale
101% Sale
93
Sale
Not 15 1969 M N
42.000 Nor Ohio Trac Ac Lt gen At ref 6a .1947 M 8
114,000 North States Power 5a A
1941 A O
1st At ref 6s aeriea B
55,000
1941 A O
J
23,000 Northwest Teleg 1st 4Ha
1934 J
61,000 Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 5Ha
1957 M N
18,000 Ohio Pub Serrlce 1st At ref 7%a__1946 A O
lat Ac ref 7a aeriea B
11,000
1947 F A
....
23,000
36,000
57,000
31,000
Old Bee Coal lat g 6a
Ontario Power N F 1st 5s
Ontario Power Serr lat 5H«
349,000
19.000
158,000
138.000
147,000
14,000
2,000
78,000
222.000
sec
Pacific G At E gen At ref 5a...
Pacific Pub Serv 5% g notes
Pacific Tel At Tel lat 5a
85
J
f 6a
Pan-Am Petr (Cat) lat g 6a
Certificates of deposit...
1940 J
Paramount B'way 1st 5H>
1.000
91
52
Sale
Sale
Sale
16%
73
Sale
102
Sale
26
26
100
May
90% May
88
May
99
May
60% May
94% May
44
May
16% May 28
11 % May 26
58
May
68% May
25% May
17% May
76
May
75
May
76% May
73% May
97
May
r98
May
102% May
91
May
54% May
May
96% May
93% May
7
101% May 12
63
May 20
97
May
57% May
,
71,000 Penn Dixie Cement lat 6s A
555,000 Penn Pow At Lt lat M 4Ha
6,000 Peoples Gaa At Coke 1st 6a
89.000
Refunding gold 5a
Registered...
12
84>f
O I
1943 A
O
106
1947 M S
M S
95
Sale
69
83%
63%
Sale
69
Sale
15
Sale
83% May 31
61
May
6
15
May 28
96
Sale
96
26
75
44%
Sale
109%
95%
156,000 Phlla At Read C At I ref 5s
J
1973 J
Conr deb 6s w I
202,000
......1949 M 8
240,000 Phillips Petroleum deb 5%a
1939 J D
58%
41%
Sale
49
Sale
128.000 Plllsbury Flour Mills 20-yr 6s
93% 100
22,000 PlrelM Co (Italy)
cony
19521 M N
7s
Pocahontas Con Coll lat s f 5s...1957 J
Port Arthur Canal Ac Dock 6a
1953 F
lat mtge 6s aeries B
1953 F
85
82
80% Mar. 14
58
29 107
3
95
Feb.
80
May 28
80
Apr. 16
May 12
Mar. 15
May 28
43% Apr. 12
% Jan.
6
Apr. 12
89% May 26
% Feb. 17
40
74%
99%
91%
Sale
Sale
Sale
69%
96%
86%
Sale
Sale
Sale
52
Sale
54
Sale
Sale
a36%
53%
97%
Sale
29
Sale
Sale
52
Sale
95
Sale
84%
Sale
78%
50
98
Feb. 25
Jan.
2
3% May 11
Mar. 15
1
2
Jan.
2
May 10
3% May 11
2
May 10
25
100
May
90% May
88
May
95% Jan.
58
31
28
May
May
May
May
May
31 106
Mar. 15
Mar. 2
94% Mar. 22
29 101 % May 12
271 98
261
81
Apr.
9
86% Feb.
May 31
70
97
70% Mar.
16% May 28
11% May 26
58
May
68% May
35% Mar. 10
26% Mar. 11
12
10
14
6
16
6
91
Mar. 12
Mar.
5
66
94
Mar.. 1
88
89
Mar. 10
Feb.
101
Mar. 12
May
99% Mar. 4
105% Mar. 11
97% Jan. 15
%S7/»
89
100
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
99% May
2
91
May
4
16% May
3
96
May
2
54
May
9
86% May
2
63% May 16
27
May
2
73
May 31 106
May 19 104
May 31
20
101% May
2
86
May
9
103
May 11
102% May
7
101% May
5
10% May 10
8
May 20
58
May
2
32
May
2
28
May
2
18
May
3
1
May 31
9
May 11,
99% May 17|
65
May
6
77
May
5
96% May 31 100
86
May 27
91%
54
62
May 31
29
40
May 31
52
57
May 31
95
May 31
97%
87
9
65
Mar. 11
Jan.
15
23
Feb.
29
Jan.
83
Jan.
11
96
May 21
41
May 28
64
Mar. 11
80
J an.
5
50% Feb. 13
15
May 28
95
79% May
r97
50
90
rl03
Feb.
96% Feb.
100
15
Jan.
Jan.
7
5
15
11% Apr.
6
Jan.
15
82
60% Mar. 10
May
55
Mar. 10
Jan.
26
Feb.
1
May
8
May
May 31
23% Jan. 30
99% May 17
80% Feb. 19
99%
Jan.
May
4
24
May
May
2
May 26
May
2
101
43%
89%
107%
97%
75
May
May
88% Apr.
96
Apr.
68
May
96
Apr. 28
90
Mar.
7
100
92% Feb.
May
3
83
Feb.
92% Mar. 12
54
67
29
May
May
53
Mar. 21
Feb. 20
45
Jan.
62
Mar.
94
Feb.
101
May 16
92
Jan.
80
Mar. 21
89
80
Jan.
80
Jan.
Jan.
80
Punta Alegre Sugar 1st conr 7s..1937
Pure Oil Co a f g 5H% notes
1937
Sale
99
Sale
Sale
65%
Sale
Sale
Sale
-----
51
91%
23
21%
65
97%
97%
8
68%
40
95
82
Sale
90
Sale
15
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
75
10
59%
96% Sale
95% Sale
87% Sale
Sale
Sale
38% May
85
May
15
May
15% May
31
26
31
26
52
97
24
23
May
May
May
May
4
7
38% May 31
4
85
7
7
15
95% May 31
87% May 26
91
Sale
70
Sale
70
68%
55%
Sale
62
55
99% May 21
98% May
6
92
May
4
4
4
67
Sale
60
Sale
67
75
69
Sale
41
42
42
Sale
30
65%
76
70
45
May 26
May 31
15% May 26
56
96% May 31
90
Sale
J
78
13
4
4
80
80
Sale
75
5
Sale
2
8
Mar. 21
57%
93
5
Mar. 31
80
84% May
8
Mar. 19
Mar. 11
J an.
75
May 16
13
Feb.
21
80
78
14
Apr. 30
Apr.
7
102% May
101% May
Jan.
10% May
4
Apr.
36
May
15
May
14
Mar. 11
71% Mar. 24
94% Feb.
56
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
2
May
57% May
91
68
4
11
Jan.
Jan.
44
49
May
Mar. 15
89
84%
12
2% Jan.
30
92
1953
1940 M
1948 J
Mar. 11
12
Mar.
9
43
29 110% Apr. 23
6 104
89
Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s
1933
Public Serv E 8c G 1st Ac ref 4Ha__ 1967
lat At ref 4 Ha
1970
1st At ref gold 4s
1971
158,000
Sinking fund gold 5Ha
34,000 Purity Bakeries Corp a f g 5a
27
80
37%
31%
64%
109*666
Jan.
Apr. 19
May 11
Mar.
7
14
99
4
25
Sale
24
May 28 36
75% Sale i 75
May 31
85%
100% 105
101
May 27 103
85
90% I 90% May 28
94%
Sale
11
J
6a.. 1942
213,000
212,000
94%
39
Sale
112
9
May 12
Jan.
A
A
104.000 Porto Rlcan Am Tobac
280,006
64%
36
85
11
Mar.
80
89
58%
302,000 Postal Teleg At Cable coll 5a
Sale
92% Sale
-
82
84%
79%
101 %
101% Sale
99% Sale
99%
«101% Sale 101%
"
7
8
10% May
4%
7%
5% May
Sale
37
Sale
36
May
32
Sale
15
May
15% Sale
Sale
27
14
Sale
14
May
16
17
15
May
1
Sale
1
May
4
13
8
May
99% Sale
99% 100%
99% May
56
a62% Sale
56% Sale
May 24
105
Jan.
87%
404,000 Portland General Electric 4Hs--1960 M S
60,000 Portland Gen Elec 1st 5a
J
1935 J
con?
31
19
31
27
85% Sale
96% Sale
O
May
87
May
9
May
92% May
41
May
73
86%
55%
Phlla Company secured gold 5a. 1967 J D
142.000 Phlla Elec Co lat 4 Ha
1967 MN
lat 8c ref g 4s
184.000
1971 J D
1943 A
87
Sale
57% May
92
May
May
100% May
91
May
50% May
89
80
99% 102%
58
1981 A
302*000
9
May
94
J
..1941 M S
—.
66
101% Sale
85%
87
102>i
101% Sale
101% Sale
50
Mar. 13
31
Feb.
104
Sale
A
8
-
50
60
1
90
"43" "45"
18
31
Jan.
3% May 11
2
May 10
43
J
1949 M
14
Jan.
May
May
May
Apr.
12
12
2% May 10
2
May 10
92%
D
1937 M N
99%
90%
4
Mar. 28
Mar. 8
3
Jan.
2
May
7
35% May
2
94
May 10
3% May 11
47
D
O
Sale
Sale
82
J
1944 A
90%
100%
59%
Certificates of deposit............
3.000 Parmelee Trans coot deb 6a
9.000 Peterson At Passaic G At E 5s
37,000 Pathe Exch deb 7a with warr
68% Sale
66% Sale
94
8
1951
Paramount-Forooua-Laaky ia
1947
362.000 Paramount Prabllx Corp 5 Ha
1950 F
25,000 Park-Lexington leasehold 6HS-.1953 J
79
52
J
...1936 M
1937 J
Sale
91
1952 M N
1934 MN
36-year 5a aeriea A
coot a
100
A
1942 J
104
103% 107
15
1945 M N
95
Sale
Sale
97
A
1963 M S
1941 M 8
Sale
Sale
54
1943 F
g 6s aeriea A...
Pan-Am Pet At T
102
1950 J
f g 5s
a
95
1944 F
Ontario Transmission 1st 5s
42,000 Oalo Gas Ac Elec est!
124,000 Otis Steel
92%
25
25%
«17%
74%
15
Mar.
Feb.
Nordeutsche Lloyd (Bremen)—
229,000
9
95% Mar. 10
21 % May
2
99%
95%
81%
28 104%
Jan.
23
25
May 28
11
May 21
8
Apr.
Apr. 12
Apr. 25
12
13
11
12
11
26
25
32
5
90
69
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
13
3
3%
13
2%
104
May
9
92% May 27
Feb.
May,
6 77
40% Mar. 18 40%
68
May 10 95%
90% May 26 100
43% Apr. 12
1
2
Sale
-----
99%
1956 M N
1
50
1%
30%
-----
100
2
New York Steam 1st 6a
8
86
Sale
72
12%
Sale
D
100
80
5%
71%
O
99
May
68
Sale
A
1948
50%
61
Sale
20
Sale
1960
203,000
139,000
772.000
19,000
35,000
98,000
Jan.
67
3
3
2
43%
58%
87%
Sale
60
86
D
161,000 New England T Ac T 30-yr 5a A...1952
lat g 434a aeriea B
203,000
1961 M N
88,000 New Orleans P S lat At ref 5a A...1952 A O
lat At ref 5a B
48,000
1955
19,000 N Y Dock 50-year gold 4a..
1951
Serial 5a g notes
55,000
1938
91.000
68
75% Jan.
May
May
May
60
91%
62% Sale
40%
50%
70
Sale
99%
80
A
....
8,000 Newark Con Gaa 5a
31,000 N J Pow 8c Light lat 4%a
8,000 Newberry (J J) Go 5%s
74,000
79
82
79
62
88
D
Acme lat mtge 6a.
...1942
National Dairy Prod deb S^[i
1948
31,000 Nat Radiator deb 6%a
1947
248,000 Nat Steel lat coll 5s
1956
211,000
53
72
Sale
69
99 %
41%
...1951
74,000 National
1,657,000
2,000
Sale
,
aer
124,000 Morria & Co lat a f 4%a
Mortgage-Bond Go 4a aeriea 2
11 000 Murray Body lat 6H*
19*000
75
79%
Sale
63%
80
78%
78%
82
Sale
67
1941
General Ac refunding 5a A
Gen 8c ref 5a aeries B
Gen & ref
77%
1937
.....
May 31
66% May
4
May 26
75% May 12
71
May 24
60
May
2
Feb.
5
65% Jan. 22
98% Jan. 22
42% Mar.
9
39
Jan.
5
91
Feb.
11
79% Apr. 20
99% May 21
98% May
6
83
Jan.
30
93
91% Feb. 24
Mar. 31
4% Jan. 25
65% Apr.
4% Jan. 25
76
Mar. 9
62
73
79
55
Apr.
May 26
Mar. 12
Mar. 11
Radio-Keith-Orpheum part paid ctfs
6,000
for deb 6s 8c com stk
......1937 M N
365,000 Remington Arms lat a f 6s.......1937 M N
248,000 Rem Rand 5Ha A with warr.....1947 M N
22,000 Republic Iron 8t Steel a f 5s...
1940 A O
Ref At gen 5 Ha A
35,000
J
1953 J
<
44,000 Rerere Cop At Br 6a
...July 1948 M 8
64,000 Rheinelbe Union a f g 7s.J
...1946 J
76,000 Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s.....
47,000 Rhine-West Elec Power 7s..
94,000
183,000
153,000
Direct mortgage gold 6a
Cona mtge 6a......
Cons mtge 6a with warrants
rCash sale.
47%
51
45
60
Sale
57
Sale
30
24
Sale
J
20
Sale
15%
1950 MN
55
60
1952 MN
32
Sale
1953 J
...1953 F
A
A
O
1955
Deferred delivery.
51
70
31% Sale
31% Sale
.
—.
Sale
58%
Sale
47
30%
50%
17%
56%
Sale
50%
16%
20
12
12
a37
Sale
22
Sale
35
28
Sale
25%
Sale
25
Sale
22%
20%
20%
Sale
Sale
Sale
28
21
18%
18%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
27
18
31
26
27
28
24
31
19
25
26
19
51
May
79% May
May
60% May
40
May
57
May
24% May
17
May
37
May
42
28
May
26
May
May
25
27
51
10
67
2
6i
12 i
21
2.
11
30
21
2\
28
2
18%
18%
2
47
30
49%
16%
12
21
May 27 104%
Jan.
5
85%
May 31
54%
May 26 85
May 27
61
Jan. 22 57
May 24 41
May 31
30
May 19 68%
May 25
45
May 26 41%
May 19 40%
Feb.
16
Feb.
5
Mar.
8
Feb. 10
Mar. 23
May
Jan.
2
9
Jan.
7
Jan.
Jan.
8
Jan.
18
Jan.
18
8
N. Y. STOCK
250",
14,
iS:
26,
Bid.
Richfield
Oil
Calif
of
1944
6s_
10 %
Certificates of deposit
Hi ma Steel
s
f 7s
1955
—
C.-.l'MS
Rochester Gas & El 5%s ser
Gen Mtge 4 %a series D
Roch A Pitts C A I pur money
—1977
5a_1946
Royal Dutch deb 4s with warr—1945
Ruhr Chemical 6s
1948
St Joseph Lead deb 5%«
1941
St Joseph Ry L H tk P 1st 5s
1937
St L Rky M A Pac 5s stmpd
1955
St Paul City Ry Cable 5s
1937
F
A
M
S
O
A
O
72
20
Schulco Co guar 6%»
14.
Sharon Steel Hoop 8 f 5^1
MN
269,
J
904,
061,
f deb 5s
Shell Union Oil s f deb 5s
Deb 5s
with warrants..
274,
27,
ilemens A Halske sec a
O
Shlnyetsu El Pow 1st
48,
520,
53,
32,
119,
483,
278,
521,
141,
183,
141,
140,
324,
176,
11,
756,
287,
48,
1,
"~6~,
7,
1952
.—-1942
1935
Debenture s f 6 %a
...1951
lierra A San, Fran Power 1st 5s—1949
lilesia-Elec Corp gold 6%s
1946
iilestan-Am Corp coll tr g 7a
1941
Sinclair Cons Oil 1st lien 7a
1937
1st lien coll 6%a B
...—1938
Hnclatr Crude Oil 5%a aertea A--1938
Sinclair Pipe Line 20-year 5s
1942
Jkelly Oil deb s f 5 Ha
1939
Smith (A O) Corp 1st 6%a
1933
Solvay Am inv sec g 5s A
1942
—
Jouth Bell T A T 1st s f 5s
D
J
70
58
45
M 8
42
F
A
Sale
25
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
58
62
Sale
57% Sale
39 H Sale
37% Sale
32
Sale
83%
2
Sale
90
42
9234
20%
16%
22
88 %
Sale
D
72
Sale
86% Sale
J
93
Sale
90%
Sale
94
Sale;
50
58
Sale
O
8
M N
M
S
43
101
90
100%
89
A..—1945
100
72 %
102 %
Sale
70%
IX
2% Sale
57
Sale
96
74
66
Sale
Sale
99
Sale
82
82
Sale
15
2%
65
%
27
26
31
31
31
39% May 2
r4% May 11
54
May 12
2
43% May
90
May
3
17
May 20
24
May
6
89
May
2
86% May
2
99% May 18
96
May 13
60
May 11
100
May
2
74 JMay 27
102 }
May
7
103
May 20
81
May 11
101% May 13
3
89% May
19
May
2
1% May 5
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
IX May
3
...
Syracuse Lighting Co 1st g 5s—1951
renn Coal Iron A RR gen
s
1951
99%
99%
82
Sale
Sale
30%
Sale
65
99
101% Sale
Sale
84%
97%
93%
56%
Sale
99% Sale
81
Sale
13%
20
86
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
23
1942
Sale;
101%
83
Sale
99%
95%
56%
96%
Sale
95
Sale
98
m
27
86% Sale
84% Sale
Sale
80% May 13
40% May
2
75
May
3
32
Myy
9
68
May
6
64% May
6
64
May 4
May
r4% May
44-
15
10
22
Sale
Sale
Sale
46% Sale
3i% Sale
88
82%
Sale
43%
„74
41%
'
4
60
92
"im
Sale
Sale
4
46
3%
71
%
161"
100%
166%
103
101
May 25 103
May
95% May
4 95% May
95%
97 X
93
60
100
Feb. 19
14% Feb. 26
Jan.
5
99
Mar. 16
17
39
Mar. 24
92% Jan;
5
20
Apr.
May
May
May
Apr.
75
76
37
12
19
31
16
18
75
35
44
88
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
89
Sale
Sale
Sale
May 24
May 31
75% May 31
35% May 31
19
May 26
84% May 27
75% May 31
43
May
4
99
May 2
Sale
34% May 19
97
9
4
Mar. 3
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
Feb. 19
Feb.
3
78
30
91
85
42
Apr. 18
Feb. 10
Jan.
2
50% Jan. 13
82
Jan.
7
44
Jan.
8
78
Jan. 15
71
Feb. 13
71% Feb. 13
50
40
May
May
May
25
May
60
May
56% May
57
May
S
A
5s..-1954
Southern Colorado Power 1st g 6a *47
Stand OH (N J) deb g 5s..Dec 15 1946
Stand Oil (N Y) deb 4%a
1951
Copper A Chem—
Conv deb 6s series B
69
Sale
H
3
20
19
20
14
65
50
50
62 %
Sale
A
31
26
92
50
70
35
58
70
30
67%
60
59
58%
31 r71X May
4
24 24
May
7
19 78
May
5
31 80
May 11
16 41
May 16
70
35
58
45
40
69
82
"40""
54
44
"67"
68% May
20
May
75
May
76
May
37
May
28
73
65% Sale
Sale
60
Southw Bell Telep 1st A ref
Sugar Estates Orlente 7s
Certificates of deposit
98
J
1941
Stevens Hotel 1st 6s series
50
50
Sale
D
Jhubert Theatre deb 6s
1 g 7s
37%
84 %
48
Sale
19
40
62
55
5% May
5
Apr.
26% Feb.
92
May
90
May
51%
68%
94% "76" Sale
45
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
aS May 28
5% May 10
36% May
2
96% May
4
92
May 16
31
90
92
82
40
Salp Prices.
5% May
3
534 May 10
May 19
92
May 20
90
May 14
mOA":
9%
30%
9634
78
78
90
10%
70
Sale
24
II
25
26
A
-1948
-1952 M N
1947 MN
-1949 A O
Shell Pipe Line s
Sale"
"75" ~
§X
.
Lowest
Highest.
Sale Prices
Ask-
92
22
J
-1946
1946
B
Guar sinking fund 6%a
95
IVI N
1937
San Antonio Public Serr 6s—-—1952
86,
91,
98
A
7
Sale
82
Guaranteed 5s
15"
6 'V'■
36 %
95
90
39
~90"
M N
Bid
Ask.
5% P8>^
12
ir
S
M
Bid.
Ask.
Sale
Lowest.
May 31.
May 2.
1932.
$
27,
2,
57,
19,
5,
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 2
8TOCK EXCHANGE
Y
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
St
BONDS
N.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
Feb.
10
40
70
May
May
May
May
31
26
27
26
93
35
58
25
57% Mar. 28
47
Mar. 28
47
Mar. 28
32
59% Jan. 21
r4% May 11
42
78
May
1% Mar.
Apr.
27
83
Feb.
13% May
20
May
72% Jan.
68
19
4
8
Mar. 24
Jan.
28
90
41% Jan.
93% Mar.
Jan.
99% May 18
96
May 13
Apr. 27
101% Feb. 15
91% Jan.
89% Jan.
43
17
3
59% Feb.
95% Mar. 18
May
May
Jan.
61
96
66
May
May
97% Jan.
96% Jan.
65
May
102% Apr. 27
103% Apr. 28
93% Feb. 27
99
rl02
Feb.
28
Jan.
15
May
May
May
1%
%
98%
95%
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
May
82
Jan.
89
13
5
Mar. 11
Feb.
8
X
103
Feb.
May
21
23
16
9
4 101% Jan.
15
Jan.
14
renn
33,
215,
708,
116,
,461,
68,
renn Elec Power 1st A
...—1944
ref 6a
46
96
1947
.1944
1966
Jan lu60
1937
deb 5s
rexas Corp conv
50
93 % Sale
75% Sale
29 % Sale
29 X
29%
90 X
94%
a88% Sale
Sale
673,
Tobacco Prod Corp deb 6H'
171,
146,
Tcho Elec Power (Ltd) 7s ser A—1955
55
Sale
44
Sale
6% gold notes
.....1932 n
Tokyo Eloctrlc Light (Ltd)
1st M 6* % Series
June 15 1953 J D
Trenton Gas A Elec 1st 5s.......1949 M
Truax-Traef Coal conv 6H«
1943 MN
94 X
Sale
99
Sale
75%
35%
19%
8334
75%
44%
9934
Sale
36
707
72
94
"'5'
19,
199,
rhlrd Ave 1st ref 4s.
Adjustment Income 5s
rhlrd Ave RR 1st gold 5s
Trumbull Steel 1st
31
1946 M N
J
Twenty-third St Ry imp A ref 5s. 1962..
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7%a
1955
Guar sec a f 7a
1152 F
A
VI
8
80,
Ijlgawa Elec Power 7s.
Inlon El L A P 1st g 5« (Mo)
79,
80,
Inlon Elec LAP (111) 1st 5Ha... 1954 J
16,
27,
59,
508,
23,
312,
194.'
Chic 1st 5s.......1945
46,
110,
8,
37.
50,
125,
A
Inlon Oil Cal 30-yr 6s ser A May 1942 F
First lien e f 5s ser C
Feb 1
vi
Apr 1945. ;
Deb 5s with warrant
J
12%
99
United Steel Wks g 6%a ser
97
d
72%
77%'
'—
United Stl Wks(Burbach)
s
8
J
J
1947 J
J
f g 7s 1951 A
O
Universal Pipe A Rad deb 6s....1936 J
1953 A
O
Utah Light A Trac 1st A ref 5s.. 1944 A
O
1944 F
A
94%
91% Sale
38%
48%
39
Sale
70
21
90
Sale
26
21
Sale
83%
85
Utah Power A Light 1st 5s
Utica Elec Lt A Pr 1st s f g 5s....1957
"4"
Utica G A El ref A est 5a......
1950
100
313
863
Utilities Pow A Ltg deb g 5%e
115
Vanadium Corp (Am> conv 5s... 1941 A
O
Vertientes Sugar 1st s f 7a
1942 J
D
.......1952 J
J
20
Debenture gold
5s
64"
2
4
53
329
45%
43%
1959
Victor Fuel 1st a f 5s
206!
*47
85
"15"
Sale
Sale
15
Sale
11%
82
77
:
20
"25%
Sale
106
109
«34
1
'94"
40
99 %
O
19
O
19
23
20
Sale
13
26%
Sale
s
f 6s series A
Warner Bros Pictures
.1945 A
conv
deb 6*1939 M
S
"91"
99
57
11
97%
Warren Bros Co deb 6s
1941
S
41
Sale
31,
13,
75,
302,
179,
Wash Wat Pow 1st 30-yr 5s
Westchester Light gold 5s
1939 J
J
100
Sale
1950 J
D
101% 104
100 % 101
289,
46,
Western Electric deb 5a..1944 AO
M
West Penn Pow 1st 5s series A... 1946 M
1st 5s series K.
1956 J
8
1963 M
1st secured 5« series G
5s_...1938 J
99
D
J
Fund A real est 4 %• gold
1950 M
15-year 6 %• gold
1936 P
A
J
D
M
f deb 6s
a
7%
7%
23% Sale
14
j
May 24
16% May
2
May
2
15% May 26 20
99
May 18 100
May
6
7% May 24
7% May 24
Sale
89% May
50
May
97% May
Sale
61
3
May 11
52
Sale
50
61
May
86%
Sale
mx
Sale
Sale
50
Sale
63%
46%
44%
19%
May
2
May 23
May 24
May
2
May
2
May
31
May 16,
May
3
May
2
May
2
12% Sale
1948 J
J
72
Sale
Sale
Sale
101
Sale
49%
6
19%
17
15
6
9
3%
1%
1%
1%
9%
10
6
.
7
90
85
78
Sale
65
Sale
62
70
Union
Oil
9X
9X
10
UH
42%
Sale
Sale
101
10
5
36
Sale
5
5
3%
IX ""3"
IX
2%
2%
IX
3%
1%
1%
1%
79
'
Sale
1
15
3
Jan.
20
Jan.
16
15
26
65
Mar. 24
Feb.
10
Feb.
27
22
May
May
53
Apr.
8
51
71
Jan.
16
Jan.
23
54% Apr.
99% Jan.
99
Jan.
101
Feb.
28
24
Feb.
4
98% May
5
80
Jan.
Mar. 17
99% Mar. 24
87
May
62% May
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
48
101
May
791% May
69
3
3
101
98% Apr.
31
May
94
May
101% May
10
93
29
1
Mar. 11
,40
Jan.
59% Jan.
84
13% May 26
32
14% May 24
10% May 17
30% Jan.
30% Jan.
92% Jan.
a69% May 19
13
20
Mar. 30
Jan.
9
6
15
14
15
9
23
May
May
62% May
35% Mar.
56
80
Jan.
8
91%
Jan.
14
97
Jan.
1% May 25
49
45
101
10
10
10
3
1% May 25
Jan.
98% May
12% May
10
May
30
May
% May
10
Apr.
91
May
45
Apr.
96% Jan.
13
Apr.
20
Jan.
10% May
10% May
60
Apr.
Mar.
W
6
Jan.
7
Jan.
Jan.
12
16
Feb.
10
15
Jan.
14
14
Apr.
4
95% Apr. 14
69% Jan. 22
4 100
Mar. 18
25, 22
41 22
Jan.
4
Feb.
19
28
Jan.
14
31| 40
Jan.
12
66
Jan.
5
3
67
Feb.
27
14
14
Jan. 18
15% May 26 32
Mar. 11
4 103
97% Jan.
241
7% May
7% May 24
Jan.
19
6
23% May 31' 50
95% Feb. 23 101%
100
Feb. 11 105%
96% Feb. 13 102%
94% May 31102
96
Feb.
8rl02
89% May 31 100
Jan.
19
Jan.
15
Apr. 13
Mar. 12
Jan.
9
Jan.
8
Apr. 13
Mar. 11
50
11
50
Mar.
May 311 86
Jan.
80
May
97
Jan.
50
May
75
Jan.
36
May
35
May
72% Jan.
Jan.
27
12% May
77
Jan.
40
May
Jan.
30
May 19 65
6 101% Apr.
96% Jan.
8
10
Jan.
8,% Jan.
8
Jan.
10% Apr.
8% Apr.
11% Mar.
3% Jan.
3% Jan.
1% May
1% Apr.
16
16
2
4
14
15
21
30
20
1
8
5
8
5
el*
1%
50
71
Sale
71
Sale
50
Sale
44
57 X
Sale
51
Sale
45
5s ser O 193 5, sold
May
May
36
May
35
May
12% May
40
May
30
May
100
May
10
May
8% May
9% May
57
'83""
Mar. 13
Jan.
100% Apr. 27
Feb.
May
6
23"
50
Sale
62
34% May
60
89%
42
Deferred delivery.
10% May 14
10% May 31
Sale
Sale
O
May 11
Sale
Sale
..1970 A
13
95% May 20
45
May 20
99% May 2
13
May 11
Sale
Sale
...
May 31
May 20
97% May 28,
60
19
49
41
MN
99% May
3
23% May
2
2
23% May
39
May 11
9
1% May
3
98% May
12% May 26
10
May 25
30
May
2
% May 25
97 X
44 x
J
4
9
7
60
42
J
11^
Sale
Sale
97
9
Mar. 11
97
May
May
74% May
64
Sale
Sale
1940 MN
;
"26%
2
2
2
97 %
78
76
46%
5
Mar.
ir
Jan.
99% May 25
32
100
Sale
8
50% Mar.
93
68
May
2
May 31 32% May
May
3 101% May 13
101
Sale" 100% May 4 103% May 23
100 X 101
101
Sale
100% May
3 102
May 24
100 % 101%
94% Salo
94% May 31 101% May 11
190 x Sale
99% Sale
May
7
99% May 27 102
100% 100
104% 102%
Sale
s f g 6s_.__.1933 MS
s f 6s
1941 A O
Youngstown Sheet A Tu 1st 5s A 1978 J
J
Cash sale,
Sale
Sale"
.
9
Mar. 10
49% May
14
73
O
May 26
May 24
62% May 31
91
7%
98
Mar.
75% May
42% Apr.
22
May
May
16% May
73
May
56
45
20%
Willys-Overland 1st
r
100
83
94% Jan.
May
18
23
45
16% Sale
102
.....
84
8
May
May
May
May
May
May
May 27
May
5
May
5
May 12
May
6
May
2
"19"
Sale
70
Wick wire-Spen Steel Co 7s .Jan 1935
Ctfs dep Cnase Nat Bank
1st M 5a series B
Sale
J
Wickwire-Spencer Steel 1st 7s...1935 I
Ctfs dep Chase Nat Bank
Wilson A Co 1st
Sale
S
1953 A
WMte Eagle Oil 5%* »'37 with war
M
White Sewing Machine deb 6s. ..1936 J
Without warrants
s
Sale
1953 J
.
Wheeling Steel Corp 1st 5 Ha
1st and ref 4H* series B
Partic
105
53
43
5s......................I960
Wes'phaltb Un El Pow 6s
N
Sale
101
30
36
May 26
May 24
May 17
May 19
I
WA
Sale
20
100
May
May
71% Jan.
35% May
19
May
88
79
12 %
12% Sale
10% Sale
60
107"
cur
"12%
59
J
46
31
27 40
31
60%
2 101
3 101%
19 100%
27 31
27 97
31
98%
76
31
28 96%
5 72
May 31
33% May 31
13%
14%
I 10%
70% a69%
16
11%
Sale
85
Sale
62%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
25
80
Sale
98% Sale
13%
66
J
coupon
40
12
13"
O
D
Gold
56
Sale
O
1939 J
'39 J
Western Union coll tr
Sale
A
28
94
Sale
63
62%
62% Sale
97% 106
16% Sale
1st
2
May
55% May
15
97 %
24 H
Walworth Co 6 Ha ser A (with war) '35 A
Without warrants
31
23
113% 100
Sale
15%
Sale
15%
Sale
35%
IX
%
23%
23 %
39% May
20
Sale
92
35
25% Sale
34% Sale
Sale
69 %
1941 J
148
Sale
30
96
Stamped July 1931
166"
66%
Sale
22
35
75
19
18
61
Warner Sugar Ref 1st 7s...
Warner Sugar Com 1st 7s...
232
87
J
16
51"
Sale
8
8
r2"
87
S
1939 M
8,
8,
97
1934 J
Warner-Quinlan deb 6s
8,
69
1949 M
5%s__
99%
Sale
73
50
12
15
101
Sale
69
30
63
47
6
14
Sale
91%
1942 M
conv
40
76,
101 %
100%
95
Virginia Ry A Pow 1st Gs..
Without warrants
35,
129,
240,
247,
237,
81,
78,
100% 100% 100%
Sale
60
Sale
Sale
55
92
Va Iron Coal A Coke 1st g 5a
Va Elec & Pow
Warner Co 1st 6s with warrants.1944 A
2
Sale
92
103
90 %
22
31
86
26
27
Sale
w*
73
96
72
20
23 %
73
Sale
22
76
96%
21
D
(Jnterelbe Power A Ltg 6s
90
I
May 25
25
May 31
49% May 31
38
97
"96 X
95 %
91 %
May 12
May 11
May
4
May
6
May 27|
63
102
40
10
8
27"
Sale
60
87
1932 M N
A...1951 J D
.,1951 J D
Sinking fund deb 6%a sot A
97
May
6
May 14
May 25
68
Sale
40
45
Sale
56
60
99% 100% Sale
101% Sale
99%
100%l 100% Sale
A
M
5s-.195*
receipt*
"45"
Sale
96
99
Sale
49% Sale
30
O
Inited Drug Trust
8
Sale
41%
55
60
77%
45%
30%
90%
90%
47%
99%
99%
"23""
20
55 X
56
53
O
\1 N
Series C
99%
41
inited Biscuit (Amer) deb 6s....194'.
United Rya St L 1st g 4a.„......ll934 J
U S Rubber 1st A ref 5s rerles A.. 1947 J
38
45% Sale
"25"" "26"
1933 M N
United Steamship 15-yr 6s
196"
87
J
.1932 M S
Rofundlng5s—
Inlon Elev Ry
so:
Sale
84
2022 MN
t 6s
■
73% Sale
44% Sale
40
88
on
May" 23
2
May 31
May 17
May 14
83
Ja n. 5, $1.000 at
May
6
May
57% May
57% May
2
3
2
1% May
79% Apr.
71
May
44
May
45
May
73. "Deferred
delivery,**
23
28
31
17
14
3% Jan.
92
22
Mar. 12
85% Apr. 28
72
72
Mar. 10
Mar. 11
New
York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING
Stock Sales—
May
1932.
Shares
.
lots, except in the
a
153,717,978
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
May.
a
Alabama
Bid.
Ac
820
600
2,000
200
98,300
Coast Line RR
100
Baltimore At Ohio....
Preferred
100
27*4 Sale
15*4 Sale
Preferred
...100
Bangor Ac Aroostook
50
Preferred
100
7,000
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
.100
100
-
2,125 Central RR of N J
100
25
Chicago Ac Alton..
Sale
19*4
20*4
73*4
23*4 Sale
Sale
45
Sale
15*4
8*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
Sale
12*|
14
3*4 Sale
6*4 Sale
17
55*4
60
36*4
61*4
60
Sale
64
*§*
xl3
Sale
48*4
62
a
24*4 Sale
45
VA
Sale
4*4
Sale
30
6
Sale
4
11*4 Sale
11
Sale
56" "67"
30
40
52
6
38
10*4
7*4 Sale
30*4
100
30 C C C At St Louis pref
100
28,400 Chicago Great Western..100
80,400
Preferred.
100
32,900
407,922 Chicago Ac North West...100
2,500
Ac Pacific..•
100
7,400
Preferred
125,900 Chic Rock Isl Ac Pac
21,200
24,200
50
Sale
40
65
80
68
28 *4
45
54
27
30
Sale
*4
1
16*4
5
*4
*4
5
100
3*4
10*4
....
Sale
Sale
Sale
10*4
2
2
1
Sale
510
5*4 Sale
6,900
13,300
100
.100
50
Preferred.........
100
100 Duluth South Sh Ac Atl_-100
500
Preferred....—.......100
64,700 Erie
400
3,700
23",700
.100
First preferred
300
47,700
700
520
760
15.200
29*4
6
15
35
43
Sale
9
Sale
5*4
10
175,000 Interboro Rapid Transit
...
100
600
10
5*4
3
6*4
.....
Prior preferred
.....
........
60
284:166
3,272:233
.....
...
*
No par
23
10
11
Sale
2*4
11*4 Sale
5*4 Sale
15
5
8*4
7*4 Sale
20*4
4*4
8
3*4 Sale
1*4
1
"6""
10
*4
3
Sale
*
"6
_
3
3*4
175* ...M. 175*
Sale
lH u
10*4
12
22*4 Sale
8*4
12*4
Sale
Sale
26
30
30
.100
8
Sale
10
35
Sale
50
100
175
Sale
Sale
5*4 Sale
*4
1*4
4*4
7
Sale
23
4
24
Sale
1
11*4
5*4
5*4
.100
.100
.100
*
lioo
100
100
9
7
Sale
13 H Sale
50*4 Sale
15*4 Sale
91
29*4 Sale
IIIII 125"
25
3
140
May
5*4 May
1*4 May
4*4 May
2
May
54
Apr.
4
5
10
May 18
May
7
May
11*4 May
5
3
4
31
31
25
26
25
13
May 18
6
May
4
8*4 May 11
42*4 May 31
9
May 31
1*4 May 28
6*4 May
7
8*4 May 11
20*4 Mar.
69
Jan. 15
Feb.
6
Jan. 20
31*4 Jan. 14
70
78
1*4 Jan.
18
2
15
Feb.
56*4 Apr. 22
4*4 Jan. 11
15*4 Jan. 22
3*4 Jan.
5*4 Jan.
14
12*4 Jan.
15
31
22
Jan.
60
Fee. 15
17
Mar.
5
Mar. 26
Mar. 26
14
10
42*4 May 31
9
May 31
1*4 May 28
13
16*4 Jan. 22
27*4 Jan. 14
24*4 Jan. 14
Mar. 23
Apr. 15
8*4 May 11
May 7
13*4 May
6
2*4 May 14
5
Apr. 29
30
Mar. 24
6
60
Mar.
14*4 Jan.
8
2
May 31
2*4 May 19
11*4 Jan.
2
Mar. 22
17
89*4 Feb. 13
28*4 Jan. 13
9
Jan.
15
6
27
May 25
5*4 May 28
6
Jan.
27
10
*4 Apr. 20
*4 Apr. 11
May 31
2*4 May 19
2
May 25
10
*4 Apr.
*4 Jan.
Jan.
13*4 Jan.
9*4 Jan.
28
11
5*4 May 28
11*4 May 10
2
Jan.
25
Jan.
14
8
Jan.
14
14*4 Jan.
21
2
4*4 May
4
5
May
9
3
May 12
Sale
2*4 Sale
6
Sale
40
13*
.....
17
2*4
3
4
Sale
97
120
Sale
2*4 May
7
4*4 May 13
8
May 31
24*4 May 26
37*4 May 12
5*4 May
12
May
20*4 May
4
May
3*4 May
31
26
28
5
31
1
May 31
May
5
3*4 May 27
1
4
May 26
8*4 May 25
6*4 May 13
7*4 May 26
24
May 28
4*4 May 31
*4 May 27
1*4 May
3
4
May 21
*4 May 4
*4 May 19
*4 May 13
*4 May 28
8*4 May 12
1*4 Sale
1*4 May 25
2*4 May 26
3
Sale
18*4 May
May
3
4*4 May 13
5*4 Jan.
Jan.
20
18
22
May
7
May
7
May 19
6
May
3
8*4 May 11
18
1*4 May 26
May
5
5*4 May 16
1
1*4
9*4
3
7*4
11
*4 Sale
*4 Sale
May 27
May 31
May 31
Sale
9*4 May 28
1*4 May 18
2*1 May 19
82*4 May 18
2*1
3
88*4 Sale
Jan.
36
Jan.
May
3
May 19
May
4
May 19
May
6
May
7
May 12
2
May
3
May
May
6*4 May
18
29
15
5
14*4 Jan. 28
14*4 Mar. 7
12*4 Mar. 5
31
5
27
1
May
5
10*4 Jan. 14
May 26
8*4 May 25
6*4 May 13
7*4 May 26
3
Jan.
25
13*4 Jan. 22
23*4 Jan. 18
18
Jan.
12
32*4 Jan.
14
May 28
4*4 May 31
*4 May 27
3
.
Mar. 11
Mar.
8
Jan. 15
1
Jan. 29
Jan. 26
Mar. 31
Mar. 2
Mar.
4
*4
*4
Vs
*4
7
9
May
May
Jan.
May
May
21
4
12
13
28
Jan.
8
1*4 May 26
3*4 May 28
.
_
3*4 Jan.
16
3*4 Jan.
20
Mar. 14
14
7*4 Jan, 22
21*4 Jan. 22
3
7
May 25
May 26
10*4 May 11
Apr.
8
May 27
*4 May 20
*4 May 31
9
22
26
4
Jan. 12
Jan. 12
May 31
*4 May 31
57
1*4 Sale
48
24
*4 May
8*4
3*4
31
26
28
5
31
4
May 11
May 11
12
Apr. 20
18*4 Jan. 22
26*4 Jan. 18
2
2
2
2
11
34
3
30*4 Jan.
5*4 May
12
May
20*4 May
4
May
May
3]
Mar.
12]
1
May
1
May
3*4 May
12
25
5*4 May
May
8*4 May
12*4 May
Apr. 20
8
May 31
24*4 May 26
9
65
9*4
2
3
1*4 May 26
3*4 May 28
59
Sale
May
3
4*4 May 13
1*4 Sale
3*4 Sale
65
10*4
2
4*4
Sale
15
Sale
5*4
9
108
114
Ex-dividend.
1
8
19
41
11
1st preferred
....100
New Or! Tex Ac Mexico ....100
New York Central
100
x
Sale
27
27,000 N. Y. Chicago At St Louis.100
Preferred
27,200
100
5,125 New York Ac Harlem
50
20
10% non-cum pref
50
value.
1*4
4*4
16
20 N Y Lackawanna At West. 100
8,800
2,300
1,230
4*4
21
18
1,990 Nash Ghatt Ac St Louis.-.100
2,400 Nat Rys of Mex 2nd pref
100
150
3
30
9
130 Morris Ac Essex............50
150
8
25
.100
11,800
24,200
700
6
Sale
100
2
58
30
25*4
Second preferred...... .100
.100
...
Sale
1
10 *4
21
.100
252,900 Missouri Pacific
Preferred
490,205
50
5*4
11
2*4
.100
11,700
8,000
100
1,300
4
3
.100
3,420 Manhattan Ry guar
Mod guar
294,700
550 Market Street Ry
100
Preferred
1,900 Minneapolis Ac St Louis.
4,400 Minn St Paul Ac S S M...
Preferred
4,600
Leased line...........
2,940
106,100 Mo Kan-Texas
Preferred
59,447
2,000
3
1
*4
Sale
4
18
100
4*4 May
8*4 May 13
4*4 May
7*4 May
6*4 May
48
10*4 Sale
11*4
30
37*4
100
......
31
31
25
26
25
26
25
15
50*4 Mar.
78*4 Mar.
10*4 Mar.
5
5
8
May
5*4 May
1*4 May
,4*4 May
2
May
31
31
27
27
4
*4 May 26
1*4 May 26
*4
o
14
21
14
14
10
2
100
Central
21,600 Kansas City Southern
5,900
Preferred..
25,200 Lehigh Valley
64,500 Louisville Ac Nashville
30
4
*4
M
48
5*4
1 *4 May 26
—
2
18
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1*4 May
May
55
...
»
Preferred
1,400
5
*4
V2
*4
Sale
Sale
2*4
1*4
2
7*4 Sale
Certificates of deposit..100
440 Int Rys of Cent Amer
Certificates..—-
4*4
5
Sale
5*
11
2
—
100
Jollet Ac Chicago RR 7% pflOO
120
20
2*4
*4
*4
4*4
4*4
6*4
2
Jan.
41*4
21*4
41*4
24*4
79*4
5
Sale
7*4
12
86
8
12
26
May 19
19
13
Sale
-100
100
9
Sale
60
..100
10
16*4
12*4
53
Sale
RR sec stock ctfs..
Iowa
19
5*4
14
*4 Apr.
*4 May
Apr.
1*4 May
2*4 May
*4 May 12
65
9*4
13*4
70*4 Sale
19*4 Sale
..100
6% pref series A_.
305
3*4
65
5*4
5*4
6
17
Leased line stock
10
Sale
9
35
..100
Sale
6*4
*4
Illinois Central..-..
5*4 Sale
2
19
Jan.
29
12
17
3
31
2
4
Jan.
94
Apr.
May
43
May
45
May
10*4 May
46
2
Sale
19 150
7*4 May 31
May 12
57
May
2
45
May
3
17*4 May
7
*4 May 26
1*4 May 26
11*4 Sale
27
10*4
5
9
46
2*4 May 25
Sale
50
11*4 May
30
May 12
43
May 17
45
May
3
10*4 May 31
*4 Sale
1*4 Sale
Sale
11*4
35
100
.....
10
80
45,500
7*4 May 31
2*4 May
6*4 May
4*4
Ry
^Preferred
506,450
5,920
1,940
1,980
10
7
-.100
Bay Ac Western
28,200 Hudson Ac Manhattan
1,300
Preferred
""280
450
24*4 May
45
May
5
May
35
May
5
May
29
100
2,100
1,900
5,300
12,500
38*4 May
66
May
7*4 May
52*4 May
6
May
31
31
27
27
4
—
7
1,100 Gulf Mobile Ac Northern..100
3,400
Preferred..
100
10
300
51
1*4
Sale
,.50
176,800 Great Northern pref
Havana Elec.
3,400
...100
Ac Pittsburgh
Green
""305
100
Second preferred
Erie
6
Sale
67
Denver Rio Gr Ac Wes pref 100
Detroit Ac Mackinac Ry
100
20,200
4*4 Sale
11]
300
6,900
3,200
Sale
100
56,700 Delaware Ac Hudson
115,876 Del Lack Ac Western..
830
6 *4
17
20
50
2d preferred
5,300
2
9
Ac Pittsburgh—50
300 Cuba RR pref
800
Sale
15 3
8,000 Consolld RR of Cuba pref.100
20
3
100
100
2,200 Colorado Ac Southern.... 100
1,860
1st preferred...........100
200
""266
24*4 May
45
May
5
May
35
May
5
May
2
Sale
1*4
100
Special
800
Sale Prices.
23*4 May
44*4 May
9*4 May
4
May
6*4 May
12
May
55
May
2
Sale
55
1*4
1*4
3
3*4
..
Jan.
May
7
60
May
2
16
May
7
8*4 May
3
12*4 May
2
15*4 May 11
61
May 17
*4
*4
55*4
2*4 Sale
Sale
Sale
100
7% prefferred
6% preferred
50 Cleveland
Highest.
Prices.
39
46
74
65
100
17,600
9,200
3,500
Sale
Prices.
23*4 May 31
44*4 May 26
9*4 May 26
4
May 31
6*4 May 26
12
May 16
55
May 25
100
1,300 Chic Ac East III RR
4,800
6% preferred
51,300 Chic Mil St Paul
144,100
Preferred
700
1,149,128,650
basis of 100-share
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
150
Sale
Chic Indianap Ac Louisv pflOO
"7",300
Lowest
Sale Prices.
158
37*4
66
84
100
com
Stamped..
1,459,742 Chesapeake Ac Ohio
-
3" 600
25
370 Carolina Clinch Ac O
310
are on
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
50
687,200 Canadian Pacific
50 Canada Southern
100
400
33
Sale
...
180
Prices
disregarded.
are
158
83 *4
77
Atlan
Bid.
200
150
612,800 Bkln-Manhat tr ctfs..
...»
30,300
Trusts ctfs pref.
10,800 Brooklyn Ac Queens Transits
6,600
Preferred
»
3,000 Boston Ac Maine
100
""166
137,100
May 2.
Ask.
100
100
Atcbison Top At S Fe
Beech Creek P.R
4,600
1,278,788,300
quoted dollars per share.
\ lcksburg__.l00
10 Albany Ac Susquehanna. 100
Allegh At West Ry 6% gtd.100
160
Option sales
are now
$238,708,000
Price
1932.
837,400
17,200
41,900
995,900
48,200
8,000
Jan. 1 to May 31
1931.
$261,621,400
Jan. 2
Par
250,300
4,700
8,100
121,250
6,700
1,400
-
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
Shares.
115,866
small way.
1932.
May
Exchange, effective Oct. 3 1915. all stocks
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
273,349,666
rule of the Stock
MAY 1932.
Bond Sales.
46,659,525
of stocks which sell only in
case
1931.
23,136,913
Jan. 1 to May 31--,--.
In accordance with
,
17*4
2*4
4*4
97*4
May
May
May
9
May 10
Feb.
May
May
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
Jan,
Jan.
Apr.
28 36*4
18
9*4
19 15*4
18 125
25 125
22
65
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
12
22
15
Apr. 20
Apr. 22
30
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES
1.
Jan.
May.
Price
1932.
56,400
6,100
5,500
100
1,359,400 NTNH& Hartford
Preferred
100
26,200
61,600 N Y Ontario & Western.. 100
100
•1,600 NYRys pf
100
3,250 Norfolk Southern
100
64,400 Norfolk 6c Western...
Preferred.
100
2,050
150 Northern Central.........50
...100
396,600 Northern Pacific.
200
14,000
880
51"66O
200 Pacific Coast
:
10
40
Sale
440
240
First preferred..
28
17,000 Reading Company
First preferred
3,700
Second preferred
5,800
1,100
300
500
50
600
17
15
25
15
20
15
19
140
60
98
3%
1,600
50,300
4,300
1,780
806,300
13,145
11,700
700
160
Sale
2
Sale
1
Sale
2%
3%
Sale
7
1
%
%
7
15
Third Avenue
8
Twin City Rapid Transit.100
.100
49%
100
53 %
1%
IK
Preferred
Pieferred A
100
Preferred B
... .
1,500
800
360
32,000
610
2,200
4,800
2,500
12,900
69,300
1,500
134,900
43" 900
3,100
700
1,200
120
401",666
2,900
11,600
2,900
30,500
12,800
2,700
1,339
206,500
2,610
18,300
15,300
25,500
112,600
425,900
4,100
1,264,500
3,000
275,300
43,500
4,000
10,800
.
.
5c
..... .
.
9,200
2,200
"4", 600
730
659,900
4,700
6,200
2,150
700
200
8,700
500
17,400
Preferred. .............100
4% Sale
26,900
6,000
2,200
6,500
2,300
900
Gold
3,600
22,000
13,800
2,100
30,800
1,300
140
8,700
2,000
26,100
♦
400
"5"300
440
110
*
1%
2%
2%
2%
^
2%
♦
Pref series A $30 warr'ts .100
Pref series A $30 ex-war .100
Pref series A $40 warr'ts 100
12
*
Sale
*7%
6*
♦
*
100
13
*
(Conn)..*
...... .......
County, N J
ff
""7"
Sale
6
14
Sale
37 %
*
45,200 Amer Car & Foundry
*
15,025!
Preferred
100
5,300 American Chain
*
1,400|
Preferred
100
•
38,700 American Chicle
Am
Coal
Co
of
Alleghany
2K
Sale
58%
Sale
Sale
2%
Sale
Sale
60
a,%
Sale
13%
117%
20
85 %
Sale
Sale
6% Sale
26
Sale
6
6
26% 63
31% Sale
4*
3*
22
Feb.
26
14
Jan.
Feb.
17
Jan.
22
69% Mar. 15
23% Jan. 22
Feb.
18
11
Feb.
2% Feb. 11
23% Jan. 21
3
Jan.
Jan.
14
Jan.
14
17% Jan.
14
Jan.
30
11
13
19
II*
14
Jan.
110
115
Jan.
2
Apr.
Feb.
136
Feb.
19
112
Feb.
16
May
May
May
75
May
3% May
7
Feb.
May
May
15
2
May
2% May
3% May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
2
25
26
16
17
24
12
28
28
27
26
31
16
26
%
%
13%
5%
6%
16
15
8%
2%
14
54%
54
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
42
Jan.
19
33
Jan.
14
29
15
6
5
May 20
May
9
May 251
30
Jan.
22
% May
May
May
4% Apr.
9
Apr.
% Jan.
% Jan,
6% May
2% May
4% May
13
May
15
May
3% May
1% Apr.
8
May
35% May
40
May
2
90
Apr. 11
7% Feb. 26
28
6%
9%
11%
71
201
1
41
171
16
7
2
3
19
12
17
3
11
7
2
2
3
2,
21
11
15
2
4
26
16
27
24
12
28
20
27
26
31
68
4
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14
22
26
Mar. 26
Jan. 26
Jan.
28
Feb.
2
Jan.
21
Jan.
14
20% Jan.
22
j
37
13
25
Feb.
33
Feb.
14
Mar.
4
3
2
Jan.
8
25
24% Jan. 26
94% Feb. 13
1%
1%
Jan.
18
"l% May"28
2
1
May 26
May
4
% May 31
Feb.
2
1% May 26
Jan.
28
3
1
1%
15
Jan.
15
1% May 28
May 26
May
4
% May 31
1
2
4
"May" "2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
22
3
2
Jan.
22
1
1
Jan.
14
Jan.
22
May 14
May
4
2% May
2
60
20
---_
20 American Express Co
550,900 Am & Foreign Power
104
6%
6%
Sale
Sale
Sale
18*
14%
15%
5
1
Steamship
Amer Hide 5c Leather..
Preferred
m
100
li*
100
Voting trust ctfs
15,200 American Metal
Preferred (0)
2,900
...
5J1
6
4
Sale
34
20
Sale
5%
22
1%
7%
29
if*
Sale
50
800 American News Co....
10
2% Sale
7
19%
3%
5%
Sale
2%
Sale
5%
38%
1%
3%
110
140
Sale
Sale
4
1
4%
2
5
f*
3X
c
Sale
Sale
26*
i*
4%
Sale
2X
ill
2\
Sale
17
Sale
Sale
m
2
3
6%
*
1
32
No par value.
/
Sale
m
33
ll!
Sale
32%
35%
14% Sale
2
1%
1%
%
3%
2%
10
23
32 M
m
% Apr. 29
May 25
May 31
80
May 11
3
12
1%
32%
16%
10%
May
May
May
Apr.
1% May
4% May
34% May
1
Apr.
8% Apr.
2
% May 31
% May 31
May 26
1% May 26
1
5
May 27
1% May
2% May
May
2
May
6
6
3
4
8
Apr.
% May
% May
1
May
1% May
4
2
47%
101%
4%
6%
May
5
7
May 13
12% May 31
4% May
3% May
5
May
30% May
% May
6% May
May
34% May
96
May
46
3% May 28
6
"5" "May" "3
4%
9%
34%
%
8
62
42
109
May 11
May
2
May
5
May 6
May
May
May
May
2
2
6
2
5% May 6
May 11
2% May 17
10% May
7
29% May
7
May 20
2% May 17
7% May
3
19% May 31
13
15
98
70
3
30% Mar.
8
11
13
Feb.
3% Mar. 7
16% Mar. 17
62% Mar. 8
2
Mar.
16% Apr,
7% Jan.
6% Jan.
6% Jan.
!8
c
1% May 25
May 27
18
May 31
9
3% May
7
May 17
24
May
5
11
22
15
22
13
Jan.
7
Jan.
13
87% Mar.
8
Mar. 11
119
13% Jan. 18
Jan.
11
10
% Mar. 8
Mar
10
4
16% May 13
Apr. 23
Apr.
6
6*
Jan.
10
18% Jan.
27
14
Feb.
15
9
47
% Jan.
29
Jan.
12
20
15% Jan.
15
31
90
18
31
73% Mar.
29,
3%
31 129
Feb.
8
Mar. 14
8% Mar.
39% Mar.
Apr.
45
3
May
6
6% Jan.
11
May
1. May
2% Apr.
110
Apr.
2
May
5
May
7
Apr.
2% May
3
May
1
May
4% May
26
May
11% May
48
May
2% May
11
15
6
Jan.
26
Jan.
5
Jan.
Jan.
8
9
13
28
8
6
13
Mar. 22
May 18
Jan.
9
10% Jan. 16
110
Apr.
9
9% Jan. 14
38% Jan. 21
33
Jan.
18
Jan.
14
17
mFeb.
Jan.
j* Jan.
7
6
9
51% Mar.
21% Mar. 8
68
Mar.
8
8% Feb. 19
Jan.
% Jan.
Apr.
May
Jan.
May
Apr.
1
Apr.
1% May
9
May
18
May
3
4
Mar. 15
3% Jan. 14
4
37% Mar.
1%
4%
30%
8%
1%
1
11
Mar.
May 20
Apr. 22
May
3
May 31
,
13
Mar.
5% Jan.
19
May
3% May 28
3
if*
Sale
Feb.
20
1%
7%
19%
23
it*
}*
Sale
3
9% Jan.
24
Jan.
42
20
May 27
3% May
2
6% May
May 11
4
Sale
11
Ma y26
May 18
2
1
May 17
May 26
Sale
3
May 16
May 10
110
140
May
4
May
4 110
Sale
2
3% May
May 31
2
Sale
5
May 13
May 31
7% May 20
May
2
a
Sale
m May
2% May 26
3
4% May
May 27
Sale
1
May 31
1% May
8
May
6%
A7/* May 3
Sale
26
May 31 39% May
Sale
17% May
May 31
11*
48
48
May 26 52% May
Sale
4% May
2% May 31
%
% May 24
May 16
Sale
1% May 13
1% May 26
Sale
4
4% May 28
5% May
Sale
May 23
31% May 16 35
Sale
14% May
2
May 26
2
9
1% May
May
9
Sale
18
7
May 13
16% May 13
31
31
4
14
31
26
4
4
29
22
31
31
26
26
Jan.
47% May
96% Apr.
4% May
6
Apr.
% Apr.
5% Apr.
12
Jan.
% Apr.
4% May
3% May
5
May
30% May
% Apr.
1
Apr.
6% May
46
May
34% May
96
May
May 31
57% May
7
May 31 105% May 11
6% May
May 31
5
May
2
6% May 16
50
M
IX
Sale
26
10
Sale
15
51
19% Sale
*
100
3*
Sale
50
Sale
36
Sale
Sale
2%
Sale
30%
a,
2
*
.....
9%
Sale
Sale
5
*
Am La France 8c Foamite...*
Preferred
480
100
100
5
96
Sale
45%
.....
3% Sale
34%
Sale
*
Sale
Sale
11
Corp
38,700 Amer Locomotive
Preferred
11,650
83,500 Am Mach 5c Foundry
13,600 Amer Machine 5c kfetals
6^ 10*
12 H
Sale
12
5%
1% May 11
4% May
6
May
2,
84
May
2
2% May
7
48% May
3
18% May 16*
10% May
2
2
May
4
8% May 6
42
May 11
1% May
6
11% May
5
16
11
109
Sale
*
.......
7%
*38%
110
5
2
Sale
108
140
7 % Sale
29
34
10
1
47% Sale
101% Sale
4% Sale
6% Sale
"l2"
Sale
Sale
46
2%
...........
Preferred
Sale
%
%
1%
3
4
ft*
5
25
31
11
31
31
4
2
31
26
4
5
12
2
Sale
1K
50
8
8%
100
Amer Home Products
Sale
Sale
3%
2d pref A
Sale
8
4%
9%
*
Sale
62
2
*
*
Sale
4
4% Sale
9% Sale
34%
37
% Sale
3%
<3/4
7%
.»
Sale
8
7%
Preferred (6)
Sale
% May
May
May
80
May
1% May
32% May
16% May
10% May
1% May
4% May
34% May
1
May
8% May
3
12
30
52% Sale
7
Preferred
1%
32%
16%
10%
1%
4%
35%
85
Sale
Sale
10
100
3
Sale
Sale
20
Securities
1
%
1%
9%
*
c.
New
_
1% Sale
1% Sale
%
1%
1% Sale
1%
4
%
2
% Sale
8%. Sale
1%
2%
1% Sale
2%
2%
1K
2%
2
2%
45
5
25
Amer Encaustic Tilina
Internet
8
35%
40
Sale
1
10
Sale
6*
*
50
Sale
Sale
40
3*
45
Sale
100
Preferred.
Amer
Sale
68% Sale
105% 110
*
6,000 American Colortype
272,900 Am Com Alcohol v t
Sale
Sale
Sale
10
*
Allied Chem 5c Dye
American Ice
Sale
3%
1%
40
1
75 %
60 %
108,400
7,200
307.200
7,600
1%
8
75
8
Mln.10
Allegheny Corp
Am Hawaiian
%
%
6%
2%
4%
35% Sale
Sale
36%
100
47,550
24,200
55,419
14,400
5,200
8,800
82,935
4%
Sale
40
2
*
W Paper Co
Am European
4
84
17%
10%
*
P
6
4%
12
26%
*
A
Sale
48 %
*
Air Reduction inc
Juneau
Sale
3
Sale
67
*
Air-Way Elec Appli Corp
1
4%
24%
Adams Millis................
Addressograph Internet
Advanco Rumely new
Affiliated Products
Alasaa
7% Sale
16
50
Preferred.... ..........100
»
18,566 Am Brake S 5c F
Preferred
1,100
..100
3,653,200 American Can....
25
Preferred .............. 100
8,800
6,900
6
25 %
97
95
;
Preferred
2,530
7,400 American Beet Sugar
Preferred
550
4,500
25,700
Sale
5
Amer Agric Chemical (Del).*
50,600 American Bank Note
10
6,900
10
2
18
14,200
1,200
2,100
Sale
....
100
Amerada Corp
100 Amer Agrlc Chem
Preferred
300
120
1*
2
*
Preferred
47,000
740
Sale
8%
Abraham & Straus
Preferred
10,200
106,500 Allis Chalmers Mfg
17,850 Alpha Portland Cement
2,700 Amalgamated Leather
900
2,500
7,300
14
Sale
Sale
16
3
31
27
13
28
27
14
Jan.
Ml IS CELL
910 Alleghany Steel....
205 Alliance Realty
2,018,000
""'266
""'266
4
1
100
Sale
h
13
3
Abitibi Power 5c P
Adams Express
% May 28
May
2
May 21
15
Sale
....
.
1
3
16
3
2%
*
May 25; 17%
May 16j 20
May
2 20
75
May 27 85
3% May 12
3%
Sale
100
.£..100
Preferred
May
15
15
100
Preferred..
INDUSTRIAL
7,115
15
10
100
Wheeling 5c Lake Erie....100
1-3,100
7%
.100
18,600
2,600
May
19
15 %
ily>
.....100
.......
Union Pacific....
80,100 Western Maryland..
Second preferred
4,400
3,700 Western Pacific
500
800
2% May
May
7
May
May
Apr.
May
May
112
30
8
100
100
"6,706
5
%
%
V
Sale
9
8% Mar.
9
Apr.
1%
Sale
1
Sale
12% Sale'
100
34,200
2,600
2% May 16
1
May
3
11% May
2
1% May 14
4
May 17
8
May
3
7
May 11
~5% "21"
8
Mobile Ac Ohio certifs..l00
Texas & Pacific.
100
Preferred..
2%
5
57,900 Wabash.................106
280,700
3,600
6,200
16
3
31
27
28
26
May 27
.....
Preferred
1,900
6%
Jan.
5% May 26
7,
21
Jan.
Jan.
114
Sale
8
May
8
3%
4
11
Prices.
26 31%
31 78%
8%
31
19
25
2%
31 135
2
78
::
40
"Is""
Deposit receipts
41,220
600
3
Wf
3%
Preferred.
100
1,600
60,700 Seaboard Air Line...
..♦
Preferred .............. 100
5,700
100
1,003,019 Southern Pacific Co
138,500 Southern Railway
100
300
4
160
Sale
85
.
95,500
18,600
3,700
2%
125
27
6
May
14% May
7
14% May
May
7|
5
6% May
May
7|
% May 26
Apr.
h May
% May
6
86
May 7 *62% May
75% May
6
& Jan.
Mar. 17
4%
5%
6%
Sale
Highest.
Sale
Prices
34
68
2% May
1
May
7
May
% May
3% May
3% May
2%
Sale
Prices
160""
101
31%
27 %
26
31
31
26
25
31
13
5% May 26
115
92,800 St Louis-San Francisco.. 100
Preferred ..............100
87,710
100
12,300 > t Louis Southwest
6,400
1*
7*
8
2,700 Rutland
9,300
2%
4%
2%
it*
50
......
Sale
6%
50
.
4%
10%
9
90 Rensselaer 5t Saratoga... 100
RR. pref
100
80
500
Sale
Sale
95
Sale
6
4
4%
3%
Preferred
100
90 Pitts Youngs 5c Ash pf 7% 100
700
70
2%
11%
a
45
2%
100
180
2,200
5
%
%
%
Sale
*62%
76
92
100
6
May
14% May
5
Sale
May
% May
%
%
VA *62% May
Sale
May
70
Sale
May
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices
Sale
14%
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
Sale
16 %
.......
50
3,400
6
75%
16%
....
800
200
33%
Sale
H
758,180 Pennsylvania...
..—50
1,200 Peoria 5c Eastern..
100
7,500 Pere Marquette
.100
Prior preferred........ 100
4,500
Preferred.
..100
4,115
20 Phlla Rapid Transsit
Co...50|
110 Phila Rapid Transit pref..50
900 Plttsb & Wosi Virginia..100
90 Pitts Ft Wayne Ac Chlcago.100
111,680
Sale
83
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
12 %
Sale
Lowest.
May 31.
2.
Bid.
100
...
3d preferred
130
60
May
Ask.
Sale
Par.
Shares.
Shares.
Jan. 2
STOCKEXCHANGE
T
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
N
Since
In
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
4
9%
44%
22%
3%
12
Feb.
3
Jan.
18
Mar.
7
Jan. 14
Mar.
9
Apr. 30
lift
33
Jan.
11
Jan.
Jan.
30
14
N. Y. STOCK
AOOBEOATE
In
Jan.
Shares.
1
81,800
8,500
Price
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
1932.
Par.
"><»««*
Bid.
...»
•
.
393,300
31,700,
52
PowirkLlftbt
**re»erre<l
Preferred (S)
690
Preferred..
.....100
16,300 American Republics
40,700
25
25,300 American Safety Razor
700
*
2,100 American Seating
3,900 Amer Ship & Comm..
960 American Shipbuilding
290,450 Amer Smelt fit Refining,
800
150
39,500
2,800
3,600
3,200
270
14,500
Preferred
12,320
2d Preferred
14.7O0 American
950
300
50,800
5,000
1,900
1,700
170,100
26,100
217,500
5,100
900
130
36,800
15,600
200
3,900
45,800
•
»
...
..._
.....100
..100
Snuff
....25
Preferred..............100
lO,2O0|
Preferred
100
12,4()0 Am Sum Toh
5,428,852 Amer Telep fir Teieg
100
64,700 American Tobacco ........25
785,250
Class B
25
—. — _
17,900
Preferred..
2,600 Amer Type Founders
1,870
Preferred.......
186,400 Am Wat Wks fit El
100
.....
35,300
100
8%
May 31.
Ask.
Sale
Sale
38
"31% Sale
80
Sale
99%
6%
16%
Sale
4%
Sale
%
15%
9%
45%
K
25
Sale
Sale
25
29%
30
Sale
98% 101
4%
60
Sale
600
71C
2,300
6,700
22,300
50
880
6,100
17,400
20,100
4,600
2,500
24,300
114,500
101,400
29,000
10,000
1,915
275
4,300
21,100
53,300
1,500
1,400
1,220
1,300
1,900
219,000
17,200
3,520
8,410
1,100
3,343,900
1,400
1,880
""205
1,100
1,300
9,900
800,
400
10
""166
44,500
2,900;
950.
390,800
4(J0
1,070
"5*266
400
31",300
15%
3%
Sale
Sale
14% May 24
3% May 31
Sale
6
2
31% May
4% May
Highest.
I
Prices
3% May 31
May 31
19
Sale Prices.
16% Jan.
58
Jan.
13
14
97%
63%
67%
101%
5%
*
*
•
100
Armour (Del) pref
100
Armour of Illinois class A..25
Class B
25
Preferred
100
Arnold Constable Corp
Artloom Corporation
2%
18
Sale
23
Sale
95
98
15
Sale
14
45
Sale
45
3%
88%
42%
Sale
Sale
8%
34%
5%
15
Sale
Sale
11
Sale
11
50
Sale
35
42
50
1%
18%
Sale
Sale
Sale
55
3%
6%
42%
1 %
7
Sale
Sale
%
7%
Sale
Sale
to*
%
%
3%
1 %
-
46
"
1%
1
5
3
33%
60
22
..100
23
35
18
.25
8
25
6%
11
7%
6%
11
8
100
2d preferred
Associated Oil.
Atl G & W I SS Lines......
Preferred
100
Atlantic Refining
Atlas Powder
25
•
.....
Preferred
100
Stores
9
9%
1%
Sale
4%
7
50
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
_____
4
1%
*
%
3%
17
4% May
60
May
32% May
18% May
67% May
4% May
102
May
67% May
70
May
104% May
6% May
17
May
22
May
18% May
50
May
2% May
23% May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
3
3
2
11
11
23
7
6
7
12
17
18
6
2
6
2
7
% May 10
2% May 21
1% May 25
12
May 26
3% May 31
3% May 16
5% May
2
40
May 12
1% May 31
7
May 27
87
May 10
24
May 31
% May 27
% May
4
3% May 31
1
May
3
% May 10
2% May 21'
2
May 13
20
May
2
5% May
7
3% May
2
9
May
6
43% May 12
2% May
71
8% May 13|
87
Maj 101
35
May
2i
1
May
2j
% May
21
7% May
2
1% May 19
46
4
49" ""May" 13
3
•>
Sale
4
Associated Apparel Indus
Associated Dry Goods
1st preferred
18,%
87
Sale
3
"
5
1%
Sale
8
85
24
11
Sale
14
3%
Sale
49
16
12%
1
10
42%
46%
99%
5%
Sale
90
85
2%
88
Sale
Sale
9%
20
Sale
Sale
3
2
4
Sale
11
100
Art Metal Construction
Sale
%
2%
1%
4%
3%
6%
48%
Sale
6% May
2
May
3
1% May 17
% May
6
17
May
9% May
.r47
May
25
May
30
May
97% May 13
May
May
May
% May
12
May
5% May
32
May
18
May
23
May
92
May
1
19
Sale
23
*
*
...
Preferred
Sale
5%
32
3
14
Sale
41
100
Copper Mining Co
14% Sale
% May 2
%
%
12
9%
10
Sale
8
57%
Sale
52
1%
Sale
30
20
25
May
May
1% May
3
May
27
May
19
May
8
May
27
13
3
16
24
20
16
May
2
1% May
6
4
May
3
33 % May
4
21
May 18
8
May 16
9
May 25
9% May
5
8
May 26
52% May 26
May 25
May 11
10
May
2
57% May
2
28% May 16
% May
2
12
May
4
39
5
13
10
Sale
10%
53
9
12
*
Corp
+
Auburn Automobile
*
Austin, Nichols fit Co ......*
Prior A
....*
%
31%
Sale
%
13%
Sale
Sale
12'
Sale
„_50
%
%
_•
2%
._*
—
...
%
Sale
%
20
Autosales
157,900 Aviation Corp
2
34
.____
14% May 24 49% Jan. 14
8
8% Jan.
3% May 31
7 120
Jan. 14
Apr.
4
Feb. 19
% Apr. 29
Mar. 3
3
May 25 13
14
May 14 *29% Mar. 7
1
2
2% Jan. 21
May
6
% Jan.
% Apr. 22
12
May 31 25% Jan. 14
Jan.
2
5% May 31
Jan. 29
32
85
May 31
Feb. 19
18
May 31 55
23
May 31 34% Mar. 3
Mar. 14
90
Jan.
11 103
% Jan. 14
% Jan. 15
1% Jan. 20
% Feb. 18
3
31
May
J* Jan. 21
Feb. 18
58
4
80
May
20
36% Mar. 3
May 31
14
May 26 39% Jan. 13
45
May 31 88% Jan. 13
Jan.
7
6
2% Apr. 29
88
May 31 mn Feb. 19
31
86% Mar. 9
42% May
46% May 31 89% Mar. 8
99
Apr. 13 110% Mar. 2
Jan. 25
5% May 28 25
Jan.
8
16
3
70
May
11
May 26 34% Mar. 8
Mar.
8
11
May 27 31
Jan. 15
50
Apr. 16 75
5% Feb. 25
1% May 25
4
30% Mar. 7
15% Jan.
98
90
3
4
3
65
58
*
Preferred
Preferred
May
May
38
Sale
17%
65%
Austrian Credit Anstalt
""OOO
9
19
58
Sale
20
..*
Archer Daniels Mid
Atlas T ack
3% May 31
May 31
Sale
3
*
Preferred..
Atlas
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices.
20%
Sale
19%
18%
•
Certificates.
Andes
3%
Lowest.
Lowest.
Sale Price.
19
20
3,500 \m Writing Paper » tr ctfs*
Pref voting|trust ctfs
700
•
11,800 Amer Zinc, Lead Ac Smelt...*
Preferred
25
5,300
1,156,816 Anaconda Copper
50
4,900 Anaconda Wire fit Cable
*
37,900 Anchor Cap Corp......
_*
260
500
Ask
31
62%
32%
■
4,600
Bid.
Sale" "*3% Sale'
15
100
4,300
1st preferred
41,400 American Woolen
323,000
Preferred
100
300
1,500
1,700
131,000
56
1
76,525 Amer Sohr Ac Chem Corp....*
21,400
Preferred
...*
62,500 Amer Steel Foundries..
*
1,500
Preferred
100
72,300,American Stores
_.._._*
41,8001 Amer lean Sugar Refining. 100
6,600
13% Sale
May 2.
Bid.
*
223,000 Am Rolling Mill
4,500,
Ask.
_*
1
Pref A stamped
29,100, 95 preferred
*
528,400,*m Radiator 9c Stand San..*
5,800
75,200
Jan. 2
1.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
Since
May.
31
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
May
% May
13% May
6
2
2
% May 10
2% May 21
1% May 25!
12
May 26
3% May 311
% Jan.
11
5
Apr.
3 % Jan.
Jan.
23
18
12% Jan.
14
3
9
40
74
Apr. 11
2
5% May
May 12
31
1% May
7
85
Feb.
17% Mar.
6
9
11
2
Mar. 10
4% Jan.
Apr.
18
12
Feb.
Apr.
19
95
8
Feb.
44
May 31
2
% May 27
7
1%
% Jan.
14%
3% May 31
3
1
3
May
5%
2% Apr. 19
46
May 27 50
7%
May 13
2%
Apr. 24
8%
May 16
May 24 34%
May 20 35
9%
6% Apr. 13
7
Apr. 29 10%
9
May 25 15%
9
8% Feb.
8
May 26
52% May 26 79%
5%
4% Apr. 12
1%
1% Apr. 12
28% May 16, 151%
%
% Feb. 19
16
4
12
May
16
26
Mar.
9
Mar.
9
24
Mar. 10
Mar.
9
Feb.
1
Apr.
4
Jan.
26
Feb.
4
Jan.
7
Jan.
15
Apr. 20
Mar. 28
Jan.
2
Jan.
m
22
Jan.
27
Mar.
Feb.
9
2
Jan.
13
Feb.
Feb.
26
18
Jan.
Jan.
14
Jan.
14
% Jan.
2
Jan.
3% Jan.
11
12
20
%
1
Sale
%
%
May*l7
% May 17
1
1%
Sale
1% May 28
2
2
Sale
2
4
% May
3
% May 171
Vs Mar. 301
1% May 28
8
2
1
7,200
970
91,300 Baldwin Locomotive .....__*
Preferred
8,840
100
2,8,0 Bamberger (L) fit Co pref..100
1,650 Barker Bros,....
*
•.
980
260
120
8% Sale
%%
77
%
2
10% Sale
%
%
4%
8
...
430
300
Preferred
100
1,000 Barnet Leather
1
30
1% preferred
100
198,800 Barnsdall Corp, class A...25
670 Bayuk Cigars, Inc
*
1st preferred
1,760
100
99,500 Beatrice Creamery
..50
Preferred.
5,500
....100
10,000 Beech-Nut Packing
20
27,600 Beldlng Brothers
*
8,200 Belg Nat Rye part pref
636,700 Bendlx Aviation Corp....
*
145,800 Best & Co
969,004 Bethlehem Steel Corp
•
34,700
7% preferred
100
700 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Inc *
14,100 Blaw-Knox
■
....
4l", 366
20
490
15,500
1,100
4,500
5,600
2,000
54,400
4
4
56
16%
r0
>9%
3%
>7%
4%
......
30,500
80,900
4,500
"
2~300
10 BloomingdaleBros
Preferred
6
8
!9
Sale
5
36%
Sale
83
Sale
May
8
May
73
May
% May
10% May
% May
May
3
15
May
6
80
May
2
% May 18
10% May 18
% May
9
2
May
8
May
73
May
% Apr.
10
Apr.
% Mar.
9
"3% May'31
6
36
16%
70
60
Sale
29%
3.%
58%
4%
Sale
Sale
Sale
29
Sale
31
27
27
14
13
9
6
7%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
3
16
17
20
31
2
26
27
26
31
31
"3% May"28
Jan.
31
27
27
9
29
31
8
4% May
3% Apr. 11
6
6
40
23
75
38%
3%
61%
7%
14
14%
40
May
May
May
May
May
May 17
May
4
May
2
May
7
May
7
May
7
4% May
2
3
36
16
16%
17
70
20
29%
31
2%
4
58%
26
4%
27
6
26
7%
31
29
31
9% Apr. 16
3% May 28
May
May
May
May
May
Jan.
May
May
May
May
May
8% Jan.
28% Jan.
14
Feb.
25
99
2% Jan.
30
15
4
Jan.
11
% Jan.
19
10
Mar.
5% Jan.
7
14
13
Feb.
59
Jan.
7
43% Jan.
14
1
95
Jan.
18
44%
4%
62%
18%
24%
24%
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
14
25
18
14
74
Jan.
19
19
9
13% Mar. 16
8% Jan. 14
14
Feb.
15
4,900
14
Feb.
15
823
100
50
450 Blumenthal fit Co pref
100
40
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
May
May
May
May
Apr.
May
Jan.
6
22 61
Jan. 22
16 65
22% Jan. 14
27
51% Mar. 9
31
1
% Feb.
13
5
1% Jan.
11 j
31! 43% Mar. 9
12% Mar. 5
26
9
1% Mar.
26
10% Jan. 14
26
75,300
4,400
2,100
800
685,300
159,200
1,400
8,600
600
600
600
133,200
18,200
300
1,700
200
100
7,200
190
*
Bohn Alum fit Brass Corp...*
Bon Ami class A
...1
*
Booth Fisheries
5
420
34,200
ist preferred
25
2,200
3,300
140
Borg-Warner Corp........10
Botany Cons Mills A
..50
Briggs fit Stratton—
Sale
Brock way Motor Truck
Preferred
%
Sale
4
•
...100
1
55
340
Preferred (7).......
26,500 Budd (E G) Mfg__
Preferred 7%....
1,050
2,500
140
6,900
6,900
100
27
14
31
3
Sale
26%
107
3%
1%
%
_
500
May
1% May
May
Sale
25% May
110
107
May
Sale
3% May
1%
1% May
%
May
Sale
1% May
Sale
2% May
Sale
42% May
% May
4% May
May
2% May
2% May
2%
...100
Borden Co.—
...
600
27
31
13
11
31
%
%
20%
3%
%
34,600 Brooklyn Union Gas
*
12,000 Brown Shoe, Inc
*
Preferred.
1,650
100
198,100 Briggs Manufacturing
*
7,500 Brun s wick-Bal ke-Coll
*
19,400 Brunsw'k Term fit Ry Sec...*
20,000 Bucyrus-Erie Co.......
10
Conv preferred
17,300
5
4,200
5,200
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
35
*
Budd
45,040
29,800 Kullard Co
5,900 Bulova Watch
...100
*
...100
Wheel..
*
1%
*
....
1%
3%
42%
%
4%
1%
3%
1%
..._♦
2
1%
%
1%
Sale
55
Ja
26
23
26
28
31
26
18
31
31
31
17
18
26
28
10
8,% May
2
May
9
May
5
% May
4
31
May 11
6
May
2
1
May 24
7% May
2
5
42
35
14
%
%
20%
3%
%
4
% May
1% May
May
29
May
110
May
6% May
2
May
% May
2% May
4% May
74
50
1%
7
1%
3%
2%
May
May
May
May
May
May
Mar. 11
470
1,600
100
12,200
5,800
1,400
250
700
700
2,900
16,500
90
-
Class A
Class B
...
41%
5%
*
%
*
2%
7%
Class B certificates
148,525 Burroughs Add Mach
32,700 Bush Terminal Co
Debentu re stock.
5,000
*
«
.
Sale
570 Bush Term Bldgs. pref....100
5
7,600 Butte Copper fic Zinc.
17,800
70
390!
2*
*
Butte fit Superior Mining.. 101
304,900, Byers
.....*|
fit Co
Preferred.
.......
100
May
May
May
26% May
May
May
May
May
35% May
4
17
...
...
29
28
31
14
Sale
45
7*
27
16
16
19
5
20
26
16
23
7% May
8% May
28
May
59
May
% May
2% May
% May
2
15
Jan.
9
31
Mar.
7
Feb.
4
Jan. 14
Jan. 28*
Jan. 14
Mar. 7
31
9
18
26
28
11
Jan.
16
Feb.
Jan.
9% May
40
May
27
4
16
17
16
2*
7^
19
5
20
8
May 16
35% May 23
Jan.
Mar.
J an.
Jan.
6% May
May
May
26% May
Apr.
May
Mar.
8
Feb. 15
Jan. 13
Mar.
5
13
31
28
Sale
100
31
29
5% Mar. 11
9
Feb.
Mar. 11
1
..100
common
8,000 Butterick
9
Apr.
___•
new..
Preferred
23
Jan.
May
25
Apr.
107
May
3% May
1% Apr.
% Apr.
1% May
May
May
Apr.
4.H May
May
May
1* Apr.
700 Burns Brothers....
1,100
Jan.
Apr. 22
Jan.
25
9
15
11
Jan.
26
Mar. 11
Mar. 7
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
9
9
7
14
7
I Mar. 8
Feb. 19
Mar.
19
AGGREGATE SALES
In
May,
Jan.
Shares.
6,300
200
.
,
11,700
4,100
4,300
2,600
252,200
1,090
10,700
100
50
1,300
300
300
140
460
700
:
:
!
170
200
1,600
80
127,900
11,800
980
200
270
270,000
3,600
83,700
1,700
4,300
1,100
3,500
3,100
60
3,200
103,600
44,000
1,400
190,501
10,700
20.200
1,000
300
300
940
Canada Dry Ging Ale
Cannon
Mllla
6 34 Sale
1134 Sale
234 Sale
*
*
—
Capital Admin Co Ltd c A--*
Preferred class A..——-50
Case (J I) Co
Pref 7%
100
*
..*
Caterpillar Tractor
Inc
Cavanagh-Dobbs,
Corp of America.. .•
134 Sale
34
134
—*
Celotex Co
Voting trust certificates..*
:::::
Preferred..............100
Preferred
Copp
234
7034
*
360
*
1
100
7
.___._*
2
Sale
*
6
Sale
_.*
2
400
83,800
100
I
10
6
*""816
*
*
.100
190
*2",400
11,100
550,800
8,300
10,200
137,700
3,300
5,000
900
600
4,400
6,400
6,100
70,500
5,000
37,900
8,700
78,100
13,400
73,500
760
11,300
2,000
1,100
900
4,700
1,300
20
100
2,700
2,145
900
1,500
5,000
1,530
8,600
*3*. 700
3,800
57,000
'{18,500
280
20
1,900
1,800
8,600
400
4,700
6,200
800
900
900
57
52
Sale
534
1334
434
234
3234
434
1234
1234
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
13
48
Sale
47
8934
Sale
45
Sale
Sale
1434 Sale
83
Sale
70
Sale
3
Sale
60
Sale
10
Sale
4734
534 Sale
70
8034
934
1034
5
24
53
Sale
Sale
3% Sale
Sale
9% Sale
20 % Sale
1634
20
17
19
234
4834
734
2034
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
1534
1634
1534
57 34
Sale
56
Sale
16 34
Sale
9834
16
95
91
Sale
99
96
63
65
Sale
97
57
1%
83
10
8
13
Sale
834
9234
Crosley Radio
*
734 Sale
Sale
4
13
.......
...
3,400 Devoe & Reynolds A
36
50
Sale
90
9
Sale
88
Sale
6
Sale
63
100
934
434 Sale
34
Sale
434 Sale
81
85
34
5
*
1st Preferred...........100
Sale
134
Sale
36
Sale
79
Sale
5 4
4 4
Sale
Sale
87
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
25
Sale
19% Sale
334
1134
34
334
Sale
Sale
Sale
■
42
Y*
3434
334 Sale
20
1934
ly>
O
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Sale
5
Sale
Sale
125
3
22
1034
3
13434
Sale
2234
1234
334
1434
.1034 Sale
234 Sale
1934 Sale
17
8
24
Sale
ii*
31
4
Sale
23
Sale"
73
13
Sale
2
80
69
734
3
21
934
2434
35
134
9
24
134
?
1834
234
934
26
25
Sale"
43
Sale
Sale
q79 34
Sale
85
70
Sale
134
1134
Sale
H
34
%
5
a
1
Sale
134
Sale
85
7634
60
5
67
434
334 Sale
4
2734
106
ll*
1734
234
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W*
24
1
534
434
2
234
S
%
&
A"
45
iH
6634
%
4
734 Sale
8134 Sale
9
10
80
85
14
47
Sale
Sale
75
67
Sale
Sale
4
634 Sale
71
Sale
734 Sale
_._—___*
100
Sale
25,200
Participating 6% Pref..25
152,200 Dome Mines Ltd
._._.....*
Sale
1234
2234
834
Sale
23
Sale
1234
2034
834
75
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
59,560
27,206
27,666
16,700
7,300j
*No par value
%
Diamond Match.
Sale
60
Dominion Stores
♦
Sale
14
Sale
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
*
Sale
Sale
534 Sale
Dresser (S R) Mfg conv cl A..*
21
Sale
7
11
Sale
9
Class B
Ex-dividend,
*
634
7
634
2
10
334
134
1"
334
10
3%
84
\
934
5
4
12
31
5
28
25
27
28
56
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
2
2
11
9
17
11
24
2
6
10
9
5
27
2
4
2
6
5
25
21
6
5
2
2
11
3
4
6
6
10
6
20,
3
May
May
May
16
May
2
May 24
9134 May
4
65
May
2
34 May
5
634 May
6
5
May 25
834. May
6
634 May
2
96
May 26
12
May
2
1934 May 31
3634 May
134 May
May
May
79
May
534 May
434 May
79
May
34 May
34 May
34 May
234 May
34 May
3034 May
234 May 11
834 May 11
5234 May
7
88
May
2
634 May 11
5 54 May 20
89
May 23
34 May 12
1
May 11
34 May
2
4
May 13
34 May
2
3334 May 13
4
3
36
26
24
31
31
31
31
16
4
25
3
31
2
31
1JH
May 31
May 31
6M May 25
Sale
234
1434 May 25
May 28
% May
5
134 May
6
52
67
May 25
5634 May 25
334 May 28
4
May 31
1
134
634
70
7
70
1234
2034
834
13
534
9
434
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
26
27
31
28
26
24
2
13
3
31
31
31
10
1734 May
May
134 May
234 May
80
May
58
May
534 May
434 May
64
2
11
7
7
11
16
6
12
234 May
7
134 May 25
734 May
2
85
May
6
1034 May 10
80
May
3
14
May 11
2234 May
9
1034 May 10
1434 May
7
734 May 10
1234 May 11
634 May
4
Highest.
Prices.
Sale
Prices
1134
434 May 31
34 Feb.
9
134 May 27
3
734
May 17
1334
634 May 31
20
1134 May 31
634
8
234 Apr.
2034 Apr.
8 30
1734 May 16 43%
75
30
May 17
15
434 May 26
4
1% Jan.
7
2234
7% Jan. 12
5
134 May 31
1
May 27
3%
1
Feb.
8
2%
2
734
May 19
May 31
234 May 25
Mar. 16
70
4
May 28 zl5
1
May 26
334
8
May 24
1534
2
May 28
6
2054
May 31
Feb.
Apr.
25
5
26
13
13
26
95
Jan.
Feb.
89
Mar.
Jan.
58
Feb.
11
Jan.
14
Jan.
18
29
Mar. 15
Jan.
4
Feb.
Jan.
9
Jan.
23
Jan.
14
Feb.
17
23
Feb.
14
14
Jan.
Jan.
22
22
13
1534 Jan. 14
2834 Feb. 19
68
Jan.
5
85
Jan.
15
234 Jan.
14
Jan.
19
7
5
96
11% May 31
94
11
Mar. 18
22
11
18
Feo.
Mar. 28
9
M
Jan.
5
Mar.
15
Feb.
8834 May
4 120
50
4434 May 19
3134
1234 May 27
70
May 28 95
1034
234 May 31
80
60
May 31
9
Jan.
734 Jan.
10
6
31
14
8
Mar.
Mar. 22
9
Mar.
Mar. 11
7
Mar.
Mar. 17
II
334 May 26
20
May 2
40
Apr.
8
534 May 31
1334 May 31
434 May
9
2
May 26
30
May 31
43-4 May 31
13
May 26
14
May
4
13
May 25
47
May
5
12
Jan.
Mar. 12
14
Jan.
19
18
Jan.
Jan.
12
May
634 Jan.
534 May
15
Apr.
55
Apr.
48
May
!
Apr.
May
4
May
10
Apr.
6
Feb.
May 10
634 Jan.
1
May 25
234 May 25
8
May 27
2
15
13
Jan.
7
Jan. 14
Mar. 21
Jan.
I
-
13
Jan.
4*
Apr.
1234
Jan.
26
14
3054 Jan.
7
79
Jan.
16
1634
4134
754
434
esH
Mar.
9
Mar.
9
Mar. 24
Jan.
14
Mar. 11
Mar.
5
26 % Mar.
21% Mar.
7
3
20% Jan. 22
6834 Mar. 14
2734 Mar.
19 101
3
Mar. 15
2
95
Mar. 11
4
77
Mar.
2
34 May
5
334 May 28
5
May 25
134 Feb. 24
10% Mar. 8
10
Jan.
6
7
May 27
May 28
11
Feb.
13
Jan.
55
4
55
6
Sai*
W
134 Sale
134
1334
115
Sale
41
I*
6
16
\K
2834 Sale
434
1734 Sale
6134 Sale
2434
2634 May
6
334 May 13
1134 May 11
Sale
1
May 27
May
2
Sale
534 May
May 31
6
Sale
34 May
May
4
7
Sale
26% May 31 3634 May 11
Sale
106
May 31 L12 34 May 20
Sale
234 May 10
134 May 31
15
17
1934 May
May 27
2
19
1834 May 20
May 16
234 May
May
3
6
1134 May 18
May 31
May 12 22
May
4
25
May 25 2534 May 24
May 25
134 May 25
Sale
10
May 31
May
6
Sale
1534 May 19 25
May
7
134 May
34
34 May 14
3
Sale
34 May
34 May
2
2
Sale
34 May 11
34 May 25
6
534 May
334 May 26
9
Sale
20
May 26 2834 May
2
Sale
Sale
34
6
3
Sale
Sale
Sale
734 Sale
34 Sale
32
30
9
17
2
2
11
10
11
10
9
3
2
11
20
60
134
3
31
1
5Sch
20
1934
7
44
**
1
834
1534
434
10
4
5534
34
34
34
234
34
3034
Sale
34
1
134
34 Sale
334
434
34 Sale
May
May
60
May
34 May
334 May
5
May
7
May
4
May
89
3
May
May
iviay
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Sale
50
-
6
Sale
2
100
100
13
Sale
60
234
734
4934
fs*
*
466 Debenham Securities
41,500 Deere & Co prer
Sale
Sale
*
41,400 Davison Chem
4
50
12
61
*
Steel of Amer
34
34
334 Sale
Sale
234
8
Sale
1334
4,615
Preferred
100
3,800 Cuba Co
»
25,200 Cuba Cane Products
...»
17,060.Cuban American Sugar
10
5,163
Preferred.
100
26,360 Cudahy Packing
50
120!Curtiss Aeropl & Mot Co Inc *
25,100,Curtl88 Publishing Co_._.._*
13,800
Preferred
»
401,700,Curtis8 Wright Corp
»
82,600
Class A
»
986 Cushmans Sons 7% pref.. 100
350
8% preferred
*
11,900 Cutler-Hammer Mfg
_..._»
2,100 Davega Stores Corp
5
Detroit Edison
4434 Sale
3K
5
934
U
...*
*
Sale
95
96
Sale
60
May
534
34
y\
234
25
234
334
25
10
27
31
634
234
25
4
734
9
26
23
1934
12 61
26 50
34
3
1
6
31
534
1334
25
95
2
4 97
19 4634
27 2234
28 8334
31
534
70
31
14
1034
5
26
24
2
31
5734
834
31)
31i 22
534
9
26
234
31 j 49
734
31!
26
2034
4! 15
25' 1634
1134 May 31!
1134 Sale
95
89
6
8
70
....100
13 34
5534
50
94
634
57
47
13
334 Sale
34
1
534 Sale
Sale
7 54
4
Sale
734
2134
65
x warrants.....
960 Crown Wil P 1st pf
3,466 Crown Zellerbach
190
30
90
Sale
22
100
20,830 Crown Co-'. Ac Seal
5,500
Prefer, ea
27,960
16
Sale
9434
4634
26
358,250 Continental Can
*
15,500 Continental Diamond Fibre *
123,606 Continental Insurance....10
74,360 Continental Motors
..»
398,800 Continental Oil
*
116,500 Continental Shares
_.*
331,000 Corn Prod Refining
25
3,460
Preferred
100
64,700 Coty.Inc
14,466 Cream of Wheat
*
19,160 Crex Carpet
100
21,166 Crucible
Sale
Sale"
10
95
62 %
May
May
34 May
1
May
4
May
10
May
95
May
8834 May
44 34 May
1234 May
70
Mya
234 May
60
May
10
May
334 May
20
May
52
May
534 May
1334 May
434 May
2
May
30
May
434 May
13
May
14
May
13
May
634
Sale
5
15
5534 May
48
34 Sale
534
1334
...100
43,400| Preferred
9,266
80
34 Sale
24
19,100 Consol Film Industry
38,100
Preferred
*
2,280,050 Consolidated Gas
*
Pref $5
*
42,400
38,700 Consol Laundries Corp....
814,600 Consolidated Oil Corp
*
10,000
8% preferred
100
44,200 Consolidated Textile.......*
8,711 Container Corp^class A
20
12,600
Class B
*
43,206 Continental Bakcl A
*
75,000
Class B
...»
40
15,000
4,400
28,300
2,300
3,300
pref
1034
634 Sale
134
2
634
834
534 Sale
1534 Sale
Sale
100
Preferred (6%)
Prior
8
*
A
1
May
234 May
8
May
634 May
2
May
734 May
534 May
2
50
80
434 May 31
34 May
4
1% May 27
3
May 17
634 May 31
1134 May 31
234 May 28
2434 May 31
1734 May 16
30
May 17
434 May 26
2
May 3
9
May
5
134 May 31
1
May 27
1
May
6
2
May 19
8
May 31
234 May 25
70
May
5
May 28
May 26
May 24
May 28
May 31
4
56
*
13,000 Consolidated Cigar
470
Preferred
3,740,'
8
1
3
50
25
100
4% preferred
10
334
1034
134
934
234 Sale
734
834
834 Sale
1834
1834
5534
58
30 Conn Railway & Lighting 100
5,100
Sale
234
934
*
Comm Inv Trust
*
Preferred
100
6%% preferred
100
Convertible preferred....*
Warrants stamped
Commercial Solv
*
Conde-Nast Publlc'ns
*
Congoleum-Nalrn Inc
*
Congress Cigar
*
175,550
1,460
2,790
15,400
1,500
567,350
1,200
77,700
10,600
5
80
Sale
4
.
1,270
1,000
334
Sale
8
100
Cerro de Pasco
Class
870
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
..100
Preferred...
Celanese
2434
1734
33
434
100
*
4,200 Clark Equipment
9^400 Cluett, Peabody & Co
._*
590
Preferred
100
722,900 Coca Cola
*
16,200
Class A
♦
122,600 Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co__*
9,500
Preferred
100
56,900 Collins & Aikman
*
2,700!
Preferred
...100
17,700 Colonial Beacon Oil Co
*
17,700 Colorado Fuel 8c Iron
240'
Preferred
-.100
18,500'Columbla G & El PreferredlOO
867,7491 Common.
*
304,300 Columbian Carbon
*
5,300 Columbia Pictures Corp v t c*
1,074,325 Commonwealth & Southern *
43,500'
Preferred
*
98,621 Commercial Credit
*
7,300'
Class A
50
1,920! Preferred 7%.
25
1,120
Preferred B...
25
2,930!
1st preferred
100
27,500
15,800
1,500
Campbell W & C Foundry—*
320 City Investing
62,150 City Stores
3,150
400
Sale
25
Calumet & Hecla
Highest.
Sale Prices
May 31.
Ask.
8%
*
57,000 Chicago Pneum Tool
Preferred
12,500
2,190 Chicago Yellow Cab.
5,690 Chickasha Cotton Oil
32,100 Childs Co
510 Chile Copper
1,258,800 Chrysler Corporation
52,400 City Ice & Fuel..
Preferred
3,430
20
2,300
Calif Packing Corp
Lowest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 2.
Bid.
Callahan Zinc-Lead....... 10
14,100 Certain-Teed Prod
900
7% preferred
56,000 Checker Cab
241,300 Chesapeake Corp
100
900
544
214,600
3,700
20,000
1,300
Par.
21,800 Central Agulrre Associate*.*
*
5,100 Century Ribbon Mills
7,100
120
25,400
4,200
1932.
1.
32,400
3,700
38,300
8,600
67,800
14,500
14,500
8,300
2,756,800
4,200
124,700
1,450
1,020
23,100
3,900
3,500
700
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN MAY.
Price
Jan. 2
Shares.
4,800
!
PRICES
STOCKS
H. y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
STOCK
N. Y.
54% Apr.
6
May
50
Apr.
1934 May
36
Apr.
134 May
3
May
36
May
79
May
5
May
4
79
26
11
31
13
26
24
31
31
31
Apr. 12
Feb.
_
34 Mar. 22
34 May 25
% May
3
234 May 31
34 Apr.
7
28% Apr. 12
■4
934 Mar.
Jan.
5434 Apr.
2434 Jan.
72
8
8
6
8
Feb.
20
60
Mar.
7
58% Jan. 12
>!8
Jan.
11
Mar.
7
Mar.
W
8
Mar. 3
Jan. 13
Jan.
7
96
Mar. 24
54 Jan.
234 Feb.
134 Jan.
20
7
Jan.
14
1
Jan.
4734 Mar.
19
18
8
5
1934 May
Apr.
634 May
May
May
% May
2634 May
104
Apr.
134 May
41
31
Mar.
8
6
434 Feb. 17'
25
25% Mar. 8
27
134 Jan. 14
7
31
Mar.
8
Jan. 13
4
47 H Mar.
31
8
14 12934 Jan. 11
31
434 Jan. 16
15
23
May 27
Mar.
9
5
10% Jan.
1934 Mar. 21
2% May
3
434 Jan.
7
£734 May 31
1534 Mar. 5
18
24
May 12
Jan. 15
2334 Jan. 26 37
Mar. 12
1% May 25
Feb. 15
6
May 31
23% Jan. 14
15% May 19 4934 Jan. 14
54 May 14
Jan. 14
34 Apr. 19
Jan. 15
May 25
15 Jan. 11
8
3% Apr. 26
Jan. 18
20
May 26 35
Mar. 9
5
Apr.
8
75 Mar. 21
14% May 25 31
Jan. 15
52
86
May 28
Jan. 14
34 May
5
234 Feb.
2
4^»
■al*
67
Mar. 28
May 25
56% May 25
334 May 28
4
May 31
1
2034
734
May
May
May
May
May
May
Apr.
May
Jan-
13
Jan.
134
634
70
7
70
12
5% May
9
May
434 May
354 Feb.
10
1
Mar. 12
Mar.
7
Jan. 21
5
Apr. 28
90
76
5% Jan. 15
1% May 25
15% Jan. 15
122
W*
95
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
14
24
15
1534 Mar. 10
2434 Mar. 18
U34 Mar.
18
5
Mar.
5
Feb.
1
23
Feb. 25
1234 Feb. 17
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
May.
Shares.
Price
Jan. 1.
Shares.
153,500
1,204
210
•
Sale
53 X
100
10
200
20 Durham Hos Mills pref___100
4,800
335
905
9,400
444,900
7,100
1 Of'
54,000 Eaton Mfg. Co,
2,985,300 E I duP de Nem 8c Co
•
23,800
200
62,500
220
3,000
*
20
6% cumul preferred
100
112)4
5X Sale
55)4 Sale
99
103
1)4
140
9
Sale
31
95
Sale
100
-
Sale
2
23
Ask.
Sale
1
1)4
6)4
10
85
98
79)4
90
93
87
6
Lowest.
23
May
May
May
May
31
24
24
24
IX May
7 54 May
30
May
24 54 May
5
6
2
9
1454 May 31
20 X May
10
6)4
81
87
18)4
2
3954 Sale
S2S
a
98
1
X
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices,
31
39)4 May
16
1)4 May
8
May
26
May
19 85
94
May
31
17
17)4 May
21
1)4 May
50 X May
16
May
31 111
5
May
31
31
31)4 May
91
May
31
X May
14
4)4 May
9
31
W* May
70
May
31
24
IX May
98
2)4
Sale
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
17)4
1)4
3854
Sale
103)4 Sale
111
103)4
3X Sale
454
3)4
4)4
25)4 Sale
28)4 Sale
25)4
Sale
90)4
90
8254
34
X «
%
254
2)4
4)4 Sale
354
8)4 Sale
12)4 Sale
854
Sale
70
61)4 Sale
61)4
1
1)4 Sale
54
)4
IX
48
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
20
18
21
Sale
Sale
IX
25,500 Kttinfton Schlld.
13,600
Preferred 4)4%
769,900 Electric Auto-Lite
1,380
Preferred
60,200, Electric Boat
500
"20*"
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
8
101)4
91%
82 X
Preferred
37%
1%
12
90
3
Eastern Rollinft Mill
611,600 Eastman Kodaa
Bid.
2
ib«
___.
Preferred
Ask.
2,050 Duquesne Light 1st pref_-100
150,300
May 2.
1932.
Bid.
Par
„
2,600 Duplau Silk...
80
800
Jan. 2
STOCK EXCHANGE
646,297 Uiuft.lnc.__
2,604 Dunhill Int.
400
i
N. T
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
Since
33
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
6
12
6
12
10
17
27
6
2
7
11
17
14
2
7
2
2
Sale
Prices.
Feb. 13
23
May 31
57
1
Mar. 28
4
IX Feb.
10% Jan. 23
:
6)4 May 26
May 19
Jan.
81
8
87
May 31
17 X May 17
97
Mar. 14
18
Apr.
IX May 21
3854 May 16
5)4 Mar. 5
8754 Jan. 14
99
Jan.
22 119)4 Feb.
3)4
2554
8254
X
2)4
854
61)4
%
May
May
May
Apr.
May
May
May
May
8
31
5954
31
31 105
IX
12
12X
9
31 32X
31! 100X
2%
24
Feb.
26
18
19
Feb
19
Mar. 17
Jan.
Jan.
6
6
Feb.
7
16
Jan.
6
Mar.
lElec 8c Musical Ind—
28,300
76,100
11,000
3,500
253,200)
American shares
3
1
w
852,700 Elec Power & Light
Preferred certificates
34,550
19,300,
Preferred (6)
_|
"4*606
*
5,246
11% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
48 X
52
30
*
43X
45
24)4 Sale
*
26%
Sale
IX
3)4
16)4
14)4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
IX
3)4
12)4
10)4
IX May
3)4 May
12X May
10X May
Jan.
4
31
24
1554 Mar.
24;
64" Jan. 14
24
55% Jan.
14
33 X Mar.
7
13
13
Rights
Preferred
Sale
X
X
%
1754
%
%
Elk Horn Coal Corp
4,720
1%
7)4
.*
44,400 Elec Storage Battery
""60
Sale
50
1454 Sale
~~X
Sale^
24
Sale
98
Saie
X May 31
14 X May 31
X Jan.
X Jan.
X May 31
X Jan.
X Jan.
13
13
Emerson-Brant cl A
Class
B
Emporium Capwell Corp
1,700
1,100
400
50
Preferred.
100
4,300 Engineers Pub Service
500
...
•
Preferred
...»
2,200
Preferred (5)4
4,500
$6 cum pr ferred
1,800
*
25,800 Equitable Office Bldg
*
12,900 Eureka Vacuum Clean
4,900 Evans Auto Loading Co.....6
2,175 Exchange Buffet Corp
...
400
8*956
2,800
1,100
240
4,300
10,400
1,900
540
Fair (The)
Co
♦
Preferred
4,303
Pref ctfs of deposit
100
40
140
7% preferred
*
3,040;
600
Preferred
.....
160
9,200 Federated Departm't Stores.'
200
.
2,006,
100
90
395
11%
5)4
3)4
3
2
1
11X
9
8454
T*
2
2M
3
5)4
5)4
Sale
1.054
10
5
Sale
4
Sale
40
X
154
■IX
3%
Sale
2
3)4
454
4)4
28
1
IX
5X
8
1?*
10*
50
47
"1)4
254
10
3)4
)4
1054
5)4
48
1*
1
3
2
X
4
6
254
3)4
454
354
1954
1)4
454
1254
\r
10
Sale
50
35
Sale
50
15
15
27
*
.
Flsk Rubber
7,200
13,300
34,900
122,700
37",425
conv
100
preferred........*
._....*
Fourth Nat'l Investors
..1
Fox Film "A"
*
350 Franklin Simon pref
100
Free port Texas Co
170 Fuller Co prior pref
230
2d preferred....
Gardner Motor
2*7*666
200
4,200
25,200
8,500
16,900
499,320
56,800
180,600
19,800
187.400
60,100
111,500
2,125
12,100
7,000
3,480
12,700
27,900
1,310
3,573,170
211,500
687,500
112,900
90
""*866
370
800
950
900
•
70
330
1,500
6,500
2,700
55,100
4,400
5,807,450
47,400
45,300
10,900
2,030
1,560
48,724
Cable
......
»
*
100
Electric......
*
...
10
Special
Foods
.......*
Gen Gas 8c Elec Cl A
*
*
Preferred A (7)
Preferred A (8)
*
...._♦
Conv preferred A......-...*
General Italian Edison
Mills....
*
Preferred
...106
Gen Motors Corp,.......
10
Preferred (5)
.._*
Gen Outdoor Advertising
A
...
78*366
..100
8c Utilities Corp.*
(
*
*
Gillette Safety Razor
♦
Convertible
preferred..No
Brothers
7% preferred
»
3
70
90
80 X
12
Sale
11)4 Sale
46)4 Sale
Sale
37
49
42
Sale
%
X
1X
......
Gold Dust certificates
31 27
31 102
11
26
28 30
24 33 X
13)4 May 31
2 X May 26
X May 26
10
May 10
4
May 17
40
May 28
1
May
May
19)4 May
1
May
4
May
8
May
10
May
35
May
3
12
25
28
6
3
26
3
25
5
85
82
2
4)4
4)4
4)4
5)4 Sale
95
50
2X
1)4
15)4 Sale
Sale
2
%
eH
Sale
14
20
54
7
1
Sale
May
6
1)4 May 26
X May 25
3
May 31
6
May 28
654 May 31
8
May 19
80)4 May 31
11
May 31
46)4 May 31
37
May 27
16
May 12
May
2
May
5
May 20
May 20
May
4
May
3
May
2
May 10
May
2<
May
2
3
1
10
5
50
1
May 12
3)4 May
5
20
May
6
1)4 May
10
5)4 May. 23
1054 May
9
10
May
3
43
May
3
4
2)4
4
3X
3)4 Sale
20
5 X May 11
80
May 28
2)4 May 28
354 May 28
3
May 25
May
2
7
May 12
X
5)4
1154
6)4
May
May
May
May
8
May
85
May
12
May
50
May
4454 May
)4 May
2
)4 May 13
X
1)4
Sale
80
78
25
6
2
31
19
18
4
9
12
X May 18
X May 16
6
82
May 31
May
3
2)4 May 28
4
May 17
6)4 May
6
24
98
7
23 X
27
46X
13 X
2X
X
9X
4
40
May
May
May
May
May
Apr.
May
May
May
Jan.
May
May
IX Mar.
1
May
May
19X May
1
Apr.
2X Apr.
8
May
9X Apr.
35
May
20
Apr.
16
May
IX May
X May
3
May
6
May
6X Feb.
3
31 36 X Feb. 15
31 107X Mar. 17
Feb. 16
26 25
Feb. 23
28 51
Mar. 16
24 57
5 61X Mar. 3
Jan.
19
4
31
7X Mar. 29
26
2X Mar. 5
26
30 11% Jan., 11
Jan. 12
7
17
Jan. 28
28 85
31
12
25
28
12
4
26
20
25
6
6
26
25
31
28
18
7
Mar. 31
80
14
31
31
27
Apr.
May
46 X May
37
May
11
X
X
X
4X
3X
4X
5X
47X
IX
7X
Mar. 31
Mar. 23
Jan. 19
Mar. 8
Jan. 25
Jan.
8
14
Jan.
22
Jan.
64
Mar. 11
25
Mar.
9
May
3X Feb.
7
0
Jan.
14
20
2
10X Mar. 16
27X Jan. 15
8X Mar.
8
8
May 19
94
Jan.
1551
Mar.
59 X
Jan.
53
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
10
Feb.
65
7
25
18
8
26
7
11
82 X Apr.
X Jan.
9
IX Apr. 13
2X May 28
3X May 28
3
May 25
Feb.
20
14
7X Mar. 7
10X Feb. 19
12
Mar. 10
4X
21X
5X
72X
19X
5X
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May
32
Feb.
9
IX Jan.
17
Jan.
4
11
95
50
2
1)4
12)4 Sale
1)4 Sale
39
1454
5)4
154 Sale
50)4
16)4 Sale
41
1)4 May 21
12 X May 31
IX May 27
May
3
16)4 May 11
2 X May
2
10
15)4 May
5)4 May
6
May
54 May
7
May
2
39
"16"
Sale
4
11
4
254
54 Sale
554 Sale
1)4
Sale
45
Sale
25
11
Sale
8
Sale
13
12
Sale
11
Sale
100
96
100
95
Sale
2X
IX
13 X
3X
1)4
2
1
Sale
7)4
2)4
Sale
17
~
4
4X
28 X Sale
85 X 100
Sale
25
11
Sale
34 X
Sale
1X Sale
3
25
54 Sale
1054
30)4
1)4
Sale
Sale
1)4
50
1
30
30)4
33
24
11
14 X
2054
31)4
2354
32
85
88)4
2254 Sale
83
Sale
3)4
4
9)4
6
Sale
3)4 Sale
22)4 Sale
75
18)4
30)4
84)4
10 X
7154
354
5
7)4
42
May
2% May
6
May
54 May
554 May
31
16
IX May
May
10)4 May
5
May
10 X May
90 X May
1
May
X May
4X May
1)4 May
20)4 May
8454 May
8)4 May
1054 May
19)4 May
54 May
31
Sale
8
4
21
31
IX Apr. 11
12X May 31
IX May 27
45
Apr. 20
10
May 31
2X May 16
6
May
4
% Apr. 22
5X May 31
14
9
14
14
15
4
__
)4
10
)4 Sale
14)4 Sale
29
.
4054
6
5)4
44
Sale
5)4
9
Sale
1)4
15
954
12
4)4 Sale
40
42
3)4
Sale
70
4
"*566
93
Sale
21
Sale
13
17
48
Sale
Sale
8
50
50
55
Sale
-----
Sale
30
80 54
Sale
8)4 Sale
64)4 Sale
3)4 Sale
Sale
5
1)4
SX
40
30
76
55
2)4 Sale
5)4
18)4
85
3)4 Sale
9)4
1254
10)4 Sale
34)4
36
13)4 Sale
59
65
May
7
11% May 11
32
May
7
IX May
3
X May 19
5)4 May 16
354 May
5
8
May
4
X May 31
1154 May 4
48
May 26
1
May 26
8
May 31
3)4 May 26
35 X May 27
254 May 14
8)4 May 31
83
May 11
54 May
10
May
4)4 May
9
May
54 May
15)4 May
55
May
IX May
9 54 May
4)4 May
6
1
8
May 24
15
5
3
6
11
6
2
10
6
2
16
4
2
21
6
8
4
89
26)4 May
33
May
13 X May
19)4 May
32
May
84 X May
1154 May
73
May
4
May
6)4 May
7)4 May
42
May
154 May
13 X May
Sale
77
Sale
2
May
6
41X May 10
17 X May
6
9
May 20
12)4 May
7
96
May
1)4 May
1
May
7)4 May
2}4 May
28 X May 11
23
28
31
25
28
31
31
31
31
4
14
26
May
4
May 31
10)4 May
15
May
5)4 May
18)4 May
28
May
8054 May
8 % May
64)4 May
3)4 May
5
May
5)4 May
3354 May
1)4 Sale
50
54
17
8
Sale
10
31
31
26
4
24
31
31
14
31
31
31
2
31
31
IX May
May
10X May
5
May
10 X May
90 X May
1
May
X May
4X May
IX May
20 X May
84 X May
8X May
3X Jan.
41
\fi £Ky
14
Feb.
16
61
35X Mar.
8
15X Jan. 15
19% Mar. 4
105X Mar. 11
Jan.
31
14
31
38X Mar. 10
31 101
31 j
22
% May
8
1
2X Feb.
4
16X Jan.
5X Jan. 13
Feb.
Jan.
15
Jan.
Mar.
14
9
Feb.
17
29X Feb.
15
40
Feb.
15
24X Jan.
14
26X
11X
40X
2X
14
50
10 X
Sale
1354
19)4
)4 Sale
11)4 Sale
6
41
Sale
1
14
12
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
5)4
Sale
13
3)4
91
54
-----
83
...
1
40
20
♦
| Preferred ex-warrants..100
Gould Coupler "A"
•
Sale
854 Sale
1054 Sale
20)4 Sale
54 Sale
Gold 8c Stock Telegraph_.100
Goodrich (L J)
»
400
1)4
X Sale
4)4 Sale
1)4
2
20)4 Sale
85
1254 Sale
Preferred
1
13
26)4
5
•
3
Sale
5)4 Sale
87)4 112
39%
40
.....
*
100
27
1)4
17)4 Sale
Sale
16
X Sale
X
*
No par value
12
Sale
12
27
7% preferred
100
8,200
*
220,050 Goodyear T 8c R
1st preferred
»
25,000
103,800 Gotham Silk Hosiery......*
Preferred
__100
1,367
*2*406
20
12
100
7% prior preferred
62,380 Gobel (Adolf)
100
8
2
Sale
45
*
:__*
*
*
Co
1)4
Sale
654 Sale
654 Sale
11)4
30
16
3*
1)4
85
65
33
13)4 Sale
Gen Steel Castings pref
Gen Theatre Eq v t c
Glidden
60
.....
.._.*
General Refractories
Glmbel
3%
18)4 Sale
2)4 Sale
....*
Preferred
General Public Service
540
12*666
*
*
General Printing Ink
General Ry Signal
Preferred
370
326,600
2,100
*
100
Gen Cigar Inc....
Preferred (7)
Gen Realty
Preferred
94
3
1)4
98
..*
5
........*
Bronze..
75,350
35,900
18,500
10,700
1,070
117,200
1,330,900
35,500
17,300
8,630
31,400
75
Sale
Preferred 7%
Class A
General
"8% Sale"
2 X
_*
Preferred
General
5)4 Sale
48 X
30
General Asphalt......
General Baking Co.....
General
8§*
80
254
54
5)4 Sale
1154 Sale
7)4
654
1*
*
Gen Amer Tank Car.....
General
g
......100
Preferred.
Class B
v
7
5
Gen American Investors
General
2
% Sale
1654 Sale
♦
*
4,400 Gabriel Co (The) Class A
*
...»
6,677 Gamewell Co (The)
*2*166
22
*
Preferred 6%
Foundation Go
10
5)4
100
100
156,625
1,600
27
92
87)4
16
14)4
51)4 Sale
45)4
4854
*
First preferred
7%
"7*300
800
2
Sale
4
23
*
""500
1,830
3)4
1)4
*
10
...
170
10
May
May
May
23)4 May
27
May
98
18
35
450
500
*
1554
4
10
*
12,200 Follansbee Bros
1,600 Food Machinery Corp......*
*
85,600 Foster-Wheeler
7,300
1,200
27,700
5,500
39,700
Sale
20
3)4
12
8.385
100
9,400
55,100
14
19
2
First preferred conv
1,890
3,600 Florshcim Shoe class A
220
90
16
24
35
50
85,900
"""266
90
35
15
39
.
6,000
7,700
142,000
2,900
2,600
1,000
4,200
40
24
49
20
100
110 Fllene's Sons......
48,900
2,600
2,000
21)4
40
35
Sale
25
Preferred
700 Fifth Avenue Bus
12,300
*4*566
38
33)4
8*
6
Preferred
1,515
............100
10
50,400 Firestone Tire & Rubber
Preferred
100
30,800
*
154,500 First National Stores
14,200
590
33
60
43
2,700 Federal Screw Works.,
100
8,000
9,600
19
47)4
17
73,000;Federal Water Service A
88,500!Fidelity Phenx Fire Ins
270
240
16
52
2,200,Federal Motor Truck
10,300
26,300
27,500
1,100
585,100
9,800
11,300
4,500
10
500
600
600
3
Federal Light 5c Traction.. ».*
...
""566
330
12
676]
Preferred
*
466 Federal Mining 8c Smelt..100
60
6,600
Sale
40)4
..100
6,800,Fa8hlon Park Assn
2
354
25)4 Sale
102
10
4
.........25
100
Preferred
10,103 Fairbanks Morse
1,400
1,770
26)4
25)4
100)4 122
100
|Fairbanks Co
90|
190
10
12
*
Endicotr -Johnson
10,700
2,900
54
554
3X
8)4
)4
1254
48)4
Sale
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
Sale
Sale
1)4
Sale
3)4 Sale
37
Sale
3
Sale
8)4 Sale
79
60
2)4 Sale
Sale
7
554 Sale
Sale
23
1154 Sale
58)4 Sale
80 X
8X
62X
3X
5
5X
33%
1
8
75
2)4 May
7
May
5)4 May
22)4 May
11
May
58
May
2
3
23
Apr.
May
May
Apr.
May
May
May
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
May
May
May
May
16
28
31
29
28
31
31
8
9
12
14
26
4
31
Mar. 31
X May 19
5X May 16
3X May
5
8
Mar. 28
2
10
3
2
4
3
6
11
X May
10X Jan.
48
May
1
May
8
May
3X May
35
Apr.
2% May
8X May
83
May
31
5
26
26
31
26
28
14
31
11
28
3)4 May
7
11
31
May 12
12 X May
31
7
7
31. 38)4 May
14 X May
14
6
31
59)4 May 17
2X May
7
May
5X May
22X May
7X Jan.
50X Jan.
28
31
31
31
5
11
% May
2
40
May
3)4 May
May
83
May
13
13
10
25
Mar. 11
37
88
Feb. 15
Jan. 29
24X Jan. 14
87X Mar. 12
4
Jan.
9
Feb.
14
Jan.
Feb.
60
5
5
13
28
Jan.
18
13
28X Jan.
14
Jan.
13
90
IX Mar. 5
16X Feb. 19
14)
Jan.
9
16
Jan.
1]
243
683
23
Jan.
31
7
54
Jan.
25
11
3
3
14
13
9
13
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
JX Jan. 21
19X Mar. 9
95\.\
Feb.
6
5X Jan.
17
Jan.
18X Mar.
61
14
8
9
Mar. 10
14X May
65X Mar.
6
1
52
54
1)4
)4
Sale
54
IX
54 May
2
May 10
1
Jan.
11
34
N. Y. STOCK
AOOREOATE SALi:S.-:
23,400
7,200
2,600
30
5,700
3,400
3,700
18,900
12,400
4,800
1,770
620
23,000
200
1932.
62,200 Great Northern Ir
Preferred
80
5,300
*
ore prop.
.
7%
13,700
Hall
Printing
"""896
3,756 Hanna preferred
11,100 Harbison Walker Ref
1,300 Hartman Corp class A
Class B
12,700
1,200
300
900
300 Hat Corp class A
300
500
2,200
1,500
8,400
5,700
1,800
115% 120
5%
6%
60
Sale
60
Oil of Teias
10<-
Voting trust certificates.25
•
*
Indian
126 %
fSM
J*1
10%
Preferred
100
Refining
25
-If
v
Corp...
Sale
Sale
5%
2%
Sale
1%
Sale
1%
a
Sale
15% Sale
11
2%
%
3%
Internat Agriculture
100
5
Sale
3%
4
6
Sale
4
Sale
10
-
/
.......
Preferred certificates...
2
Harvester,
7% preferred
100
Internat Hydro-Elec Sys A
Internat Match pref
Internat Mercan Marine..
Class C
100
*
Sale
4
7% Sale
75
7%
1%
%
»
Preferred
17 ,300
7, ,500 Internat Printing Ink
Preferred
1 580
%
4%
4%
105% 108
10% Sale
17** Sale
3
....100
85
Sale
Sale
Sale
IK
30
Sale
19%
37%
Sale
Sale
100
18
7%
preferred
....100
1, 160
*
1,511, 262 Internat Tel & Tel
18, 350 I nterstate Dept Stores
*
50
Pref without warrants..100
100
Corp
»
Preferred..
f
»
...
500
6%
100
Kennecott Copper...
3,400 K lmberley-Clark
7,300 Kinney (G R).._
8% preferred
1,325
.._..*
•
774,900
•
»
....
452,650 Kresge (S S) Co
790
7% preferred
...»
^.100
....10
100
...
1,010 Kresge Dept Stores.
140
8% preferred
»
_•
Kuppenheinter 8c Co.
Laclede Gas...
'"166
Preferred.........
265"706
600
1,600
23,200
6
2%
Sale
7%
6
3
17%
88
93
17
Sale
Sale
%
1%
5%
Sale
70
2%
76
3%
%
4
%
4% Sale
35% Sale
15%
36%
12%
5%
2%
Sale
Sale
15
35
Sale
5
1%
10%
Lambert Co
Lane
Bryant..
3% Sale
59
2%
%
2
32
42
10% Sale
Sale
9%
30
2%
1%
Sale
18%
4%
14%
105
94
100
%
5%
Sale
5
36
21
A%
Sale
Sale
4%
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
26%
3%
4
% Sale
10% Sale
20
Sale
15% Sale
10
55
36
Sale
95
%
%
5% Sale
Sale
20
9%
1% Sale
"30"
Sale
%
16
30
16
30
9%
10K
8
3%
7%
3%
Sale
25% 29
1% Sale
5% Sale
28% Sale
10% Sale
15%
20
1%
3
Sale
14
Sale
6%
13%
%
6%
10%
110
93
Sale
9
15%
103
1
12
1%
40
27
4 36
5% Sale
14% Sale
1
10
Sale
3
28
29%
30%
% Sale
..
13
Sale
...100
100
...100
49%
160
89
60
120
Sale
33% Sale
..........*
*
3
2
10
2%
....
3
80
4
1% Sale
19
5
3
3
2
May
May
1% May
28
10% May
1
Sale
2% Sale
21% Sale
5
Sale
12
Sale
1
5
1%
Sale
8% Sale
88
110
1%
5%
18%
19
20% Sale
16
8S/'
3%
116%
1
43
8%
1%
5%
2%
1%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
28
26
12
12
27
9
2
31
May 2
7% May
2
1% May 12
1
May
5
2% May 13
4 % May
9
% May
6
65
May
3
57
6
6% May
4 16
20 76
62
31
68%
31
10
%
24
9%
4
31
3 131
25
2%
13 45
31
13%
2%
4
6%
27
31
4%
26
2%
1% May 19
25% May
2
20
May 6
14
May 6
2% May
5
4% May 27
2
May 26
% May
May
% May
4
May
66% May
2
1 %
May
3 % May
% May
6% May
6
May
14% May
74% May
4% May
% May
1 % May
3% May
May
2 % May
% May
% May
% May
2
May
4% May
35
May
10% May
35
May
9
May
26
May
2% May
1% May
28
May
21% May
3% May
% May
10 % May
5
26
28
20
28
31
31
23
31
13
31
26
26
2
31
31
6
31
25
25
7
31
16
7
31
17
25
7
28
31
4
26
14
27
31
6
%
2%
%
2%
%
May
May
May
Ma y
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
2
3
7
12
2
20
7
5
6
6
13
13
11
3
2
2
9
5% May
72% May
5
May
1
May
% May
% May
4% May
4% May
37
May
16% May
39% May
15
May
32
May
5% May
3
May
28
May
29% May
4
May
1% May
12% May
7
4
7
2
19
3
17
2
4
83%
2%
9%
%
9
7
18%
89 %
7
%
2
15% May
10
May
52
May
36
May
31
31
19
31
% May 14
5% May 27
3
May 21
7
May 24
% May 25
% May 26
25
May 25
16
May 26
9% May 26
10
May 19
1
May 27
2% May 16
20% May 25
Mar.
8
27
27
16
27
May
May
% May
5
May
8% May
88
May
5
12
1
40
50
25
25
31
28
3
26
31
18
3
25
31
25
31
33
7
1%
%
1%
3%
14
5
2
4
2
16
19
19
6
19
2
2
2
7% May 11
13% May
4
1
May 14
8% May
6
10% May
2
93
May
2
1 % May
3
20
May 19
29% May
5
% May
2
14
May
6
12
14
22
Jan.
3% Mar. 22
9% Mar.
4
35% Mar.
7
Feb.
23
Mar.
8
Jan.
14
Jan.
8
Jan.
5
Jan.
1% Jan.
11
% Jan.
12
7
3 V May
9
8
Feb. 16
20
Mar.
8
23
Jan. 12
28
Apr. 26
14
2% Jan.
19
5% May 31
Jan.
16
11% Jan.
7
May 19
12
Feb.
19
Mar.
7
30
Mar.
May
May
Mar.
Apr.
May
May
28
70
Jan.
7
14
26
15
Jan.
0
15
Mar.
18i
Jan.
27
,
9:
k
8
15
May 13
Jan. 12
10
1% Jan. 12
Mar.
9
78
115
Mar. 19
Apr. 30 130
5% May 28.
8% Jan. 15
M* &
13]
31
4
May
May 20
May 31
May 31
7
%
%
20
Jan.
5
8
1% Jan.
27
Jan.
9
2
Feb.
24
13
4% Jan.
14
12
7
19
22
Jan.
9
18
9
13
Jan.
Mar.
31}
Jan.
31'
23:
6
5
18
Jan.
1% Jan.
21
15
Feb.
29
29% Jan.
18
12] 15%
31'
14
15
Jan.
26 108
Jan.
26
11% Mar.
8
9
24% Feb. 19
Jan.
4
31
19
9% Mar
7
15
21
2% Jan.
1% Jan,
% Jan.
11
Jan.
26
2
8
May 31
12
May 25
4
15
23% Feb.
44% Jan.
17
15
24% itaar
10
65
13
Feb.
12% Feb. 19
11
Jan.
9
55
Jan.
21
52% Jan.
7
Apr.
2% Jan.
8
14
18
14
85
Jan.
,
35
1
Apr.
9
Feb.
13
25% Feb. 19
99% Jan. 22
Jan.
84
8 113% Jan.
1% Jan.
27
Feb.
25
21
8% Mar. 10
40
Apr. 15
11
24
7
Mar
10% Jan.
86
31
21
7
Vi
25
5
23
6
19
Mar.
7
Feb.
9
2% Mar. 7
May 16
45
30
Mar.
9
May 19
Mar.
8
22%
11 %
4%
10%
38
Feb.
19
Feb.
23
13
Jan.
14
Jan.
Jan.
9
22
Jan.
23
Jan.
14
5
May 19
J<m.
Mar.
Mar.
14
7
8
May 31
2 - May 26
1% May
2
35% May
4
May
2% May
6
4
6
33%
Feb.
24
20% May 31
1-32 May 25
10
May 31
37
Jan.
21
73
100
19
11
1% Jan. 21
38% Mar. 7
39% Feb. 19
Apr. 28
19%
4
% Apr.
2%
5
Apr. 12
13%
7
19
8% Apr.
88
May 18 110
Apr.
8
8
12
1
5
12
28 117
2% May 16
20% May 25
5
May 16
Jan.
May 19
Apr.
Mar. 10
Mar.
Jan.
May 26
6
6% Jan.
1
14
Jan.
16
10
Jan.
Jan.
15% May 31
3
8
12
5% Mar.
2*
90%
%
5%
9
Jan.
11% Jan.
5% Jan.
3% May 31
May
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
May
May
May
12
16% Jan.
71
10
Mar.
Mar.
57% Jan.
24% Mar.
May
May
May
May
May
May
4% May
2
May
% Apr.
2
May
% Apr.
3% Apr.
66 % May
1% May
3% May
% May
4% Jan.
4% Jan.
14% May
74% May
4% May
% May
1% May
52
Jan.
95
83
1%
May 24
11%
May 31' 10%
Feb. 15 131
4
May 25
% May 14
10
Feb. 10
1
Apr.
1
9% May 31
14% Apr. 29
11
Apr. 30
% May 25
36
28% Feb. 18!
83
1
Apr.
May
6
2% May 31
% May 25
% May 25
Apr. 14
May 31
4% May 16
25 *24% Jan. 15
6
10% May 31
35
May 17
5
9
May 25
17
26
26
May
7
6
2% May 28
6
1% May 31
28
4
May
4
21% May 26
3
-24
3% Apr. 12
13
% May 27
7
10% Apr. 18
85
Apr.
9
25% May
2
13% May
6
63
May 12
50% May
3
% May
6
May
5
May
10
May
1% May
1
May
30
May
30
May
14
May
11% May
1% May
5% May
28% May
Mar. 30
May
May
% May
8'
May
8
4% Jan.
7% Jan.
3
Mar. 24
15
•
May 23
9% May 31
15
May
2
12
May
2
% May 25
1
Sale Price?
May 27
May 31
May 31
19
8*
% May 27
1-32 Sale
10
Sale
•1% - 3%
2% Sale
4
41
16
May
271
May
2
49
May
2
60
May
May 17
May 4
5
May
3%
May 16 110
2
1
May
3
43
May
7
8%
May
7
1%
May
May 10
5%
6
2%
May
3
May
1%
% May 14
May
19
May
20% May
1-32 May
10
May
80
Sale
1\'
Highest.
Prices
3% May 17
22% May 31
7
May 31
14% May 28
6
May
3
3% Apr.
5
50
May 31
0% Apr.
5
% Apr. 13
% Mar.
7
3 % May
9
May
2
May 19
100
62
Sale
Sale
12" "20
3% May 9
4
May 20
105
85
u
*11% Sale"
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
71
Sale
8
....
Lee Rubber 8c Tire....
No par value.
•
""I% Sale"
30
25% Sale
12% Sale
40
1%
15
15% Sale
77%
4% Sale
39%
29%
3%
51%
8%
5% Sale
1% Sale
Sale
Sale
6% Sale
3%
%
1
4%
76
7&
1
6
Sale
Sale
1
50%
12
%
3%
67
56
5%
60
112
Q%
3
Sale
95% 100
84%
113%
%
Sale
2%
75
7
85
31
2
5
Sale
81
..100
Kress (S H) & Co
4,929,400 Krueger 8c Toll Co
309,650 Kroger Grocery 8c Bale...
24,200
Sale
Sale
8% pref ctf of deposit..100
44,200 Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
339,400 Kelvinator Co
1,680 Kendall Co pref A
8.1500
%
4
79
pref ctf of deposit..100
Preferred
900
85
30%
Certificates of deposit
*
6% preferred
..S00
1,460
5%
Sale
....
16,675
2%^ 2%
2
Sale
42,500 Kayser(J) 8c Co
*
32,100 Kaufman Dept Stores ..312.50
1,500 Keith-Albee Orpheum pf.100
175,000 Kelly-Springfield Tire......*
500
58
i*
Preferred
1,080
100
6,070 Jones & Laugh Steel pref. 100
760 Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B *
3,600 Karstadt (Rudolph)
1,000
4%
57
14%
1
Johns-Man ville
1,300
103
1
Jewel Tea Inc
440
9%
53K
52%
»
22 200 Investors Equity
900 Island Creek Coal..
Sale
2%
3
%
M
.....
8% Sale
12
Sale
1
6%
...
7%
100
*
2%
Sale
7
100
34, 600 International Salt
300, 600 International Shoe
41, 900 International Silver
2
Sale
Internat Combus Eng
Preferred
Preferred
3%
103%
Carriers Ltd
Internat Cement
30
1%
Prior preferred
Int Business Machines
Internat Paper & Power cl A *
Class B
4 ,700
1,090
1%
% Sale
1%
13%
1
Sale
11
Sale
Sale
Interlake Iron..
10
1
2
18%
1%
1%
25% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Intercontinental Rubber.
21,100
665,100
8% Sale
1% Sale
6
%
1%
Sale
43
4%
2%
1%
Sale
12
5
3 700 Intertype
10%
2% Sale
1%
16
3
/:•; 8 ,500
5,200
1,100
47
Sale
Sale
20
994 ,300 Internat Nickel of Canada..*
24 ,100
m
a
Sale
125
Sale
16%
31% Sale
16,456 Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
Internat
4
116
8%
3%
Sale
1%
24
%
9%
9%
Sale
Sale
New
(nternat
Sale
1%
.
7,700
18,700
10,600
4,000
222,800
17.400
46,400
99,600
31,800
1,600
293,000
11,800
135,100
300,900
15,500
130
2% Sale
5m
17 K
i»
16,900 Inland Steel
26,400 Inspiration Cons Copper.
Insuranshares Corp (Del.)
24"250
IK Sale
10%
lOH
8
5%
Motocycle
151,300, Industrial Rayon
127,000' Ingersoll-Rand
80 %
15%
27
27
16
27
5% May 28
68% Sale
Preferred
4,600
6%
79 %
......
150
2,800
206,800
36,800
130
5%
51
71
500
160
320
110
115
Sale
51
49
80
300
116,000
1,100
1,400
160
40,000
70
%
%
1 %
3%
%
Sale
30
270
% Sale
Sale
%
65
1
Sale
21,600 Indian
290
900
9
6%
%
1
1% Sale
4
4%
7
71
49
10,300
1,600
4,700
2,900
2,100
3,500
45,000
124% 129
:::::
2
1%
33
Sale
1 ,800 Internat Paper pref 7%..100
1,300
200
9
1
71 *
7
Sale
4 ,700
21,200
8%
1%
65
Sale
12
33
1
2%
30
62
370
700
600
3m
76
200
6,000
4,500
2^
Sale
101,300 Hupp Motor Car Corp
"*5" 600
""'366
Sale
3%
1
1% May 10
May
6
% May
2% May
5% May
27
May
12% May
20% May
8% May
4% May
61% May
8
May
1
May 12
% May
2
4
5% May 31
8
May 19
100
530
9,800
58,800
Sale
80
46,700]Howe Sound
136,300|Hudson Motor Car
"l",866
550
6
% Sale
May
May
% May
8
May
93
..
2,200
203,000
1,600
Sale
Sale
i><ut
Prices
20
15
19
18
118,500!
4,500
iS*
24
Sale
7%
IK
%
Sale
20
6
15
16
18,500
7,400
11,000
10,400
4,600
4
27
127,150,Houston
137,200
3*
25
23,000
149,900
% Sale"
%
•
Preferred....
2,100 Hoe (R) & Co class A
•
13,100 Holland Furnace
•
23,300 Hollander (A) Ik Son
*
30,600 Homestake Mining
KM'
45,800 Houdaille-Hershey cl B
*
13,700 Household Finance part pf 50
500
13,900
11,500
1,600
Sale
50
Lou-est.
Highest
Prices
1
May 27
2% May 31
% May 31
1 % May 23
3% May 17
22% May 31
7
May 31
14% May 28
6
May
3
3% May 26
50
May 31
8
May
8
% May 2
% May
2
3 % May
9
4
May 20
23,600
10,700
3,400
300
3%
Sale
Sale
2,430
Preferred...
........100
40,900 Hershey Chocolate
*
550
42,500
2,100
Sale
8
57
*
5,400 Hercules Powder.....
6
20
8
•
100
14% Sale
90
20
......
"l"I66
800
23%
7
*
25
Sale
Sale
1
......
Sale
IK Sale
10K Sale
...*
4,390 Hawaiian Pineapple...
7,800 Payee Body
5,200 Helme (G W)
350
7% preferred
3,900 Hercules Motors...
1,700
1,100
1,500
600
~oP
20
6
181*
*
.....
22%
.....
27
•
......
Sale
1
Sale
10
.....
Ask
2% Sale
■i % Sale
1%
3% Sale
Sale"
4
Lowest.
May 31.
7 '
*
30 Hamilton Watch
Preferred. .............100
20
10
45,600
2,200
7,000
7,700
1,800
67
3%
1st preferred.......100
1,400
3,500
1,900
2,600
Sale
8%
*
...
8,200
5,225
24,700
1,700
5,700
*
JK
62
........100
Gulf States Steel
50
28,900
Sale
Sale
3,800 dackensack Water........25
Preferred A_............25
1,170
43,800 Hahn Department Stores
*
Preferred..............100
16,625
650
•
2%
26% Sale
13
12%
20% Sale
Sale
7 '
-
""900
•
1% Sale
3% Sale
m
42,000 Great West Sug......... ..*
Preferred
..100
6,970
910 Greene Gananea Copper..100
....»
164,000 Grigsby-Grunow Co
900 Guantanamo Sugar....
*
|
Ask. Bid.
Bid
184,800 Graham-Paige Motors..... *
100
31,900 Granby Cons MSA P
-■-*
75,400 Grand Silver Stores
240 Grand (F & W) Stores pf.100
40,300 Grand Union..............*
Preferred
•
13.500
4,900 Granite City Steel.........*
*
62,100 Grant (W T)
80
i
May 2.
Par.
Shares
300
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN MAY.
Price
Jan. 2
1.
Jan.
May.
Shares.
PRICES
STOCKS
N. 7. STOCK KXCHANQE
Since
In
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
73
25
Apr. 19
May 31
2
May 26
1% Apr. 12
9% Jan. 26
18% Mar. 8
Apr. 19
56% Jan.
4
May
2% May
14
4
6
AGGREGATE SALES,
In
Since
May.
Shares.
1,800
N
500
75,600
12,700
8,200
7,400
800
10,800
44,100
1,200
2,200
16,400
114,025
3,200
8TOCK EXCHANGE
600
17,600
540
3,350
96,400
500
Preferred..
40
1,400
680
1,060
300
6,600
42,500
13,700
7,300
3,800
130
10
40
120
2,590
"""400
600
1,100
7,100
3,100
171,387
23,800
12,900
47,500
1,800
13,700
48,900
480
1,300
400
41,000
5,600
400
4,500
900
2,500
"3", 166
900
260
180
Sale
Lima Locomotive Works
900
Sale
Carbonic..........
7%
*
*
..—.—100
preferred
7% preferred
Mandel
Bros
_
640
7,300
800
240
9,500
6,100
200
25,600
Marlin-Rockwell
Martin Parry Corp
Mathleson Alkali Works
Preferred
100
550
32,700'
268",500
4,200
16,100
•
No par
Sale
Sale
1
""
Sale
i§*
9
6
3*
9*
100
32*
34*
15*
7
9
10
Sale
10
Sale
10
Sale
22
i!H
28*
1*
3*
1*
10"
6234
60
80
14* Sale
13
53
29*
Sale
tH Sal*
ell .8
Sale
90
Sale
Sale
Sale
4*
*
*
9*
*
*
*
IX
1 *
4* Sale
* Sale
4*
108
7
12
*
90*
Sale
9*
Sale
2
Sale
3*
Sale
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
,r*
10
57*
11*
21*
2*
4*
*
JX
24
10
o
\X
Sale
5*
15*
8
Sale
50
Sale
40
121
9*
2
11
12
2
3
27
—
12
14
m
17
6
9
2
25
6
23
14
2
2
6
6
16
24
24
13
18
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
5
May
* May
32*
3*
5*
*
*
16*
102*
78K
2*
Sale
3
3*
33* Sale
7
26
31
4
27
11
9* May 25
May
5
May 25
1* May 26
3
May
2
12* May
May
13*. May
2
May
3* May
8
May
1* May
May
5* May
15* May
50
May
11
May
May
May
8
May
17* May
50
May
25
24
19
28
31
2
*
1*
4
*
6*
5*
*
3*
*
•
21
iff
5
29
17
5
Mar.
8
Jan.
Mar.
8
Jan.
9
8
Jan. 21
Mar.
3
Jan. 14
16
Apr.
18
19
Jan.
62
Feb.
14
18
7
7* Jan.
16* Mar. 16
62* Feb. 19
5* Feb. 15
Feb.
23
Mar.
4
13
5
Mar. 14
36
15* Feb. 17
6
62* Jan.
18* Mar.
4
60* Jan. 14
3* Mar. 9
8* Jan. 14
1* Jan. 18
9* Mar.
1
11
25
1
Jan.
2
Jan.
3
Jan.
7
Jan.
1
Mar. 14
5
15
12* Jan. 14
11* Mar. 8
Jan.
2
9
13* Jan. 14
* Mar. 23
Mar. 10
Jan.
13
20
Jan.
13
Jan.
Jan.
14
13
7
9
8
35*|
18
Jan.
Jan.
2* Jan.
Jan.
19* Jan.
22* Jan.
29
9
14
Mar. 15
60
Feb.
105
Apr.
9
4* Jan. 13
6* Mar. 8
1* May
3* Apr.
2* Apr.
30
Apr.
12
Mar. 12
23* Mar.
38
13* May 18
1 * May
2
5* May 27
7* May
2
23* May
7* May
28* May
* May
* May
14* May
3* May
5
Mar. 10
P
20*
May
1* Apr.
May
5* May
15* May
50
Apr.
12
8
19
Feb.
8
2* May
5* May
3
May
35
May
9
Jan.
20
2
30
7
7
20
105
Mar.
1* May 28
4* May
6
2* May 25
30
May 14
2
Sale
Sale
Feb.
5
9* May
89* Apr.
11
May
1* May
3
Apr.
15
12
1*
4*
2*
72
31
31
8
14
6
13
2
13
25
20
9
26
31
21
27
19
34
20
Mar.
Mar.
11*
21*
2*
4*
*
,
91
26
26
23
31
22
20
*
Jan.
34
21
5
9
Mar.
31
31
5
May
May
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
May
Mar.
Apr.
May
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
Apr.
May
Apr.
8
Mar.
Mar.
ir
_
31
26
19
20
13
25
31
25
31
26
5
7
3
if*
2!H
6
10
May
2
4* May 10
* May 18
9
May
2
7* May
2
* May
6
4* May
5
* May 11
4
if:
28
12
Jan.
May
10
May
10
May
22
May
May
May
May
May
3* May
1
May
15
May
10
Apr.
57* May
35
15
14
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
rt*
4 16* Jan. 14
31 118* Mar, 7
31
59* Mar. 7
Mar.
8
31
Mar.
8
27
sM
100
2*
4*
May
May
May
May
14
22
31
26
13
May 31
May
2
May 18
12* May 31
5
1* Jan.
2
11
8*
2
May
3
Apr.
30* May
6
May
3* May
8* Apr.
100
May
May
May
15* May
7
May
9
May
13* May
45
May
11
11
6
2
17
6
10
33
13
Apr.
May 19
„
49
1
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
ei.vj.ay
90
Sale
Sale
3*
14
2
15* May
15
May
13
May
45
May
2* May
14*-"
May
39* May
2* TVTfl.v
May
6* May
1* May
15
May
10* May
60
May
25
15
100
1*
3*
32
8*
1*
4*
*
6*
5*
*
3*
*
1
91
34
10*
IX
Sale
4* May
May
1* May
3* May
37* May
15* May
5
May
10
May
108* May
48* May
50* May
16* May
May
May
24
May
60
May
54
31
31
21
27
26
13
23
2*
11
96*
13
Sale
5*
*
3*
*
31
31
26
13
28
31
31
31
27
3
3
31
31
May
May
May
May
May
5
May
* May
10
13
Ay>
19
14
31
26
19
20
13
25
31
25
31
26
5
4
3
28*
1*
3*
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Sale
11*
21*
2*
4*
3
10
Sale
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Jan.
24
3*
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
2
May 26
2*
* May 26
*
26
16* May 23
102* May 31 111
80
86
May
2
9
May 31
14*
1
* May
2
8
10*
May 18
12* May 31
17*
2
May 27
3*
Sale
Sale
Products........
19,000
26,400
Motor
33,500
Mullins
2,650
;■[
*
Motor Wheel...
Mfg Corp...——.*
*
Preferred
20
21
7*
29*
*
X
5%
1st preferred
83,900 Nat Distillers Prod..,
4,200
3,700
16,900
7,580
1,910
403,100
7%
$2.50
pref....
cum
Nat Enamel 5c Stamp.
National
Lead....
""Preferred
Preferred
100)
*
70,600
9,200
1,120
45,400
27,500
6,800
176,800
22
8*
17
Sale
1
23
5
6
Sale
Sale
32
3A
Sale
Sale
Sale
*
*
11
Sale
Sale
26*
*
Sale^
2*
Sale
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
17
6
12
10
11
4*
22
2*
10
Sale
10*
1*
3
Sale
May
* May
May
6
May
13* May
3* May
20
May
* May
* May
11
May
2* May
26
26
27
31
31
31
14
20
2
28
31
3
May
13* May
10
May
2* May
26
21
23
26
5
5
May
2
May 18
May
7
May 10
15
12
5
14*
10
Sale
2*
8*
1*
Sale
Sale
8
10* May 12
2
May 17
May 31
1* May 25
6*
Sale
1
Sale
130
Sale
Sale
32*
120*
8*
22*
•
2
129
AM
18
90
53
B
100
100
116
38*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
"15~"
Sale
Sale
Sale
58
28
9
5
*
20*
3*
Sale
10
130
15*
*
Sale
113
7
Sale
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
101
Sale
1
1834
*
27*
Sale
25
'j*
82
13*
3*
20
5
12
Sale
100
*
Sale
1
8
Sale
14
23*
A......
Nat Power 5c Light
5*
21*
6*
28*
*
*
14*
334
Sale
Sale
40
*
...100
Sale
8
7
Sale
Is®
16
134
5*
Sale
20
*
205,700 Murray Corp
1,000 Myers (F E) 5c Bros..———•
17 X
311,300 Nash Motors Co.....—..—*
2
10,800 National Acme............10
700 Nat Air Transport
.._—*,
534
279,900 National Bellas Hess ....—*j
3
7% preferred
100
3,700
10
504,950 National Biscuit.......
7% preferred..
....100 123
4,100
*1
187,467 Nat Cash Register A
8*
1,285,430 Nat Dairy Prod Corp ...——*
23*
*1
2,800 National Dept Stores
930
Sale
1* Sale
7*
10
8
8*
—*
4,300 Munsingwear
Jan.
10
51* Mar.
14
9
Sale
100*
Sale
82
Sale
Sale
Sale
May
27* May
101
May
7
May
15
May
May
May
14* May
20* May
3* May
49* May
99* May
82
May
7* Man
i*
1
May
25
36* May
31
31 120* May
9* May
31
May
26
31
May
23
May
18* May
26
31
25* May
5
31
May
65
2
May
5 104
May
90
31
May
31
12* May
,.
4
11
6
9
6
9
23
6
10
12
11
13
6
6
5
May 26
* May 26
May 27
6
13*
3*
20
*
*
11
2*
May
May
May
May
May
Apr.
May
May
31
31
31
14
20
22
28
31
23* Jan.
2* Jan.
18
11
Jan.
25
10*
30*
11*
35*
20
Jan
8
Mar.
5
Mar.
Mar. 12
~
* Jan.
4
Jan.
9
1
26* Mar. 2
6* Jan. 14
13* Jan.
3
May
13* May
10
May
2* May
12
Apr.
8
May
1* May
5* Jan.
* Mar.
* May
27* May
101
May
7
May
15
May
* May
2* Apr.
14* May
20* May
3* May
49* May
99* May
82
May
7* May
18
13
27
Jan.
13
15
Feb.
25
Mar.
2
Feb.
11
5
13
Jan.
14
Jan.
Jan.
21
5
Feb.
17
46* Mar.
130
14
Jan.
Jan.
14* Mar.
31* Mar.
7
13
7
8
Feb.
8
19
Jan.
2
24* Mar. 3
32* Feb. 26
8
92
Jan.
Jan.
21
8
125
Mar. 11
105
Jan.
13
♦
Radiator
National
Steel
National
Supply....
*
13* Sale
21
Sale
11*
Sale
17*
4*
Sale
8
14*
20
13*
50
6
100
26
Sale
18
National Surety.....—.—.50
National Tea Co..
♦
12
Sale
Sale
7
7
33
53
Sale
Preferred
Neisner Bros
*
...
Nevada Cons Cop
*
5% preferred
—..—.100
—...
5
5*
1*
3*
4
7*
6*
2*
Sale
14*
Sale
20
5
Sale
3*
1*
2*
Sale
2
Sale
14* May
4
May
13* May
5
May
3* May
1* May
2* May
26
24
26
25
26
16
31
17* May
2
4* May 13'
May
3
6
7* May
4
5* May
1* May 16
9
3* May
18
14* May
4
May
13* May
5
May
3* May
1* Apr.
2* May
16* Mar.
26
24
26
25
26
26
31
8
23* Jan.
9* Mar.
4
34
Mar.
17* Jan.
10
Mar.
8
5
14
8
5* Jan.
14
6* Jan.
14
*
*
28,000 N Y Investors Inc
34,300 N Y Shlpbuilaing—
*
,1,360
7% preferred
100
1,650 New York Steam pref 6%
•
7% 1st preferred
*
1,700
280,200 Noranda Mines Ltd....._._.*
♦
1,762,227 North American
6% preferred
29,400
50
131,000 North American Avaition—.5
value
8
7*
50
1
21,800 Newport Industries Inc
*
11,100 Newton Steel
*
6,800 New York Air Brake
—100
1,300 New York Dock
100
220
Sale
2
;—.—100
...
3
30*
10
—*
Class A
3,500
2,900
xl3
*
Marshall Field 5c Co
1
Sale
24
-*
...—
1
Sale
*
Marmon Motor Car....—...*
Newport Co (The)
2,500
1,100
1,900
9
*
.....—.10
Marine Midland
49
Sale
*8*
Manhattan Shirt,......—25
National
59,700
Sale
Highest
Sale Prices
Lowest.
Sale Price.
4
May 21
80
1801
7,600
1,100
1,500
6,400
2,33t)
A*
7
2* Sale
5c Lt pf—100
*
6,400 Minn-Honeywell Reg Co
25,300 Minn Moline Pow Implem..*
Preferred
2,300
*
45,100 Mohawk Carpet Mills
58,500 Monsanto Chemical Wks...*
•
1,337,700 Montgomery Ward 5c Co
...—.*
2,800 Morrell (J) 5c Co
23,400 Mother Load Coalition..—*
24,600 Moto Meter Gauge 5c. Equip.*
3,000
300
20
16
18*
—
Maracaibo Oil Explor...
Sale
45
59
.......100
....—100
Manati Sugar
Sale
15
.
_
Sale
32*
34*
10*
13*
Sale
Incorporated........*
Preferred........
*
Loews
Milwaukee El Ry
500
1634
Sale
——————*
478
8% preferred
———100
5
21,450 Miami Copper
113,400 Mid-Continent Petroleum—•
42,000 Midland Steel Products.—.
First preferred
100
4,900
26,600
3,400
140,750
1,000
24,867
375.300
Sale
..—25
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—.—*
Liquid
100
Sale
25
Link Belt Co
Sale
10*
112
LigAett & Myers Tob pref.100
Common
4
17
10
"4",166
1,000
Sale
\X
Sale
60 Mexican Petroleum..—...100
900
43",660
8
o
3
...—5
9,600 Mesta Machine Co
5,600 Metro-Goldwyn Plct pref—27
2,000
16,700
Sale
*
*
770
7% preferred
...—-—100
25
63,270 May Dept Stores
10,400 Maytag Co (The)
Pref with warrants...—
10,100
1st prei 6%
600
—*
15,600 Melville Shoe Corp—... --*
—
*
9,960 Mengel Co
80
17,500
300
31
Libby Owen* Glass
.....
26,600 Magma Copper
3,700 Mallinson (H R) Co.—..
300
7,100
1,000
1,900
5,100
A*
Sale
Sale
122,100 Mack Truck Inc.........—*
—_.———*
168,900 Macy__
*
23,600 Madison Square Garden
25,200
30,000
5,700
2,500
900
Sale
1
*
_
160
2,900
9,200
144,300
Sale
50
1*
Lehn ft Pink
.
2,600
200
Sale
•
Preferred..............-50
Lehman Corn (The)........*
Lehigh Valley Coal
—
"8.800
Ask.
4
5
Cement..50
106
Let) I Ah Portland
May 31.
2.
Ask. Bid.
......
6,000
2,100
1,100
2,200
May
1932.
76,500 Loft Incorporated......—.*
900 Long Bell Lumber A..
38,700 Loose-Wiles Bisc........—25
1st preferred
860
......—100
7,850 Lorlllard (P) pref
100
Common
785,400
...—•
9,200 Louisiana Oil...
790
6* % preferred
-.100
42,200 Louisville Gas 5c Blec A..—*
*
28,100 Ludlum Steel..
Preferred.............—.*
6,400
26,600 McCall Corp
—*
*
2,300 McCrory Stores
Class B
—•
2,350
2,280
4% preferred...........100
...*
22,600 McGraw Hill Pub Co
24,800 Mclntyre Porcupine Mines..5
338,300 McKeesport Tin Plate..——*
—*
78,200 McKesson 5c Robblns
Preferred.....
50
30,700
20,700 McLellan Stores class A——*
Preferred
-100
1,220
7,900 MacAndrews 5c Forbes Co—*
Preferred
......100
477
11,800
Jan. 2
Par.
13,100
2,840
11,300
2,900
148,150
59,100
41,600
32,600
2,800
33,800
240,100
8,000
9,580
53,600
496,425
10,700
700
2,800
T
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN MAY.
Price
Jan. 1.
Shares
PRICES
STOCKS
35
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
2
5*
2*
2*
6
8
5*
7* Sale
15
45
Sale
A*
3
5
15
1
2*
3*
7
10*
45
33
Sale
93
84
91
101
112
H*
46
3*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
99* 100
13* Sale
23* Sale
37*
40
2
Sale
4
*
1*
2* Sale
49
84
5
15
Sale
46^
1 *
2
1
2*
2
1
2*
11*
14*
Sale
Sale
30
32
Sale
1*
* May 28
May 25
May 23
2* May
3* May
5* May
1* May
2
5
10*
95
73
5
6
35
30
Sale
Sale
15
:
2
Sale
20
* May
2
May
30
May
70
May
90* May
10* May
14* May
30* May
1* May
1
10
16
2*
26 35*
28
89*
27 101
31
13*
26 25*
26 38
2
31
u
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
2
16
7
9
10
10
6
16
May
2
Apr.
May
Apr.
Apr.
* May
2
May
30
May
70
May
90* May
10* May
14* May
30* May
1* May
2* Mar. 7
4* Jan. 18
8
Feb.
7* Jan.
20
2
26
2
Apr.
9
Jan.
14
6* Feb. 29
57
98
Mar.
Feb.
2
5
109* Mar. 14
17* Mar. 15
40
Feb.
47* Mar.
4* Feb.
19
3
1
N. Y. STOCK
36
AGGREGATE SALES
Jan.
May.
Shares.
2,900
400
570
1,200
Par
12,000 North Amer Edison pre!.
3,840 North German Lloyd w i_
1,550 Northwestern Telegraph .50
*
8,200 Norwalk Tire ft Rubber.
115~ 500
498*884
2,600
300
3,300
1,100
1,100
270
32,700
380
4,500
1,420
..50
Preferred
Ohio Oil Co
8,700
38,600
47,800
19,400
184,119
66,500
*
Preferred..
100
Owens-Ill Glass Co
25
Pacific Gas 8c Elec
25
Pacific Lighting Corp
»
8,500
3,045 Pacific Mills
.....100
34,890 Pacific Teleph 8c Telegr_.100
Preferred
100
1,495
*
553,400 Packard Motor Car
50
1,700 Pan-Amer Pet ft Trans
Class B stock
50
18,400
200
290
'
500
180
129,302
740
2,100
1
900
3,700
3,100
4,200
2,600
11,100
151,400
2,400
200
1,300
900
400
10
38,000
1,300
41,700
22,300
1,500
1,300
19,706
100
80
31,000
28,300
920
560
500
400
1,100
"""460
X
100
A
fit Ent ctf
5% Sale
1
12
*
Cement
*
5% non-cum pref.
10
Philadelphia Reading C 8c I.*
2,500 Phillips Jones Corp
•
128",800
18
26
5X Sale
65
67% Sale
8%
6%
19
103
12
10
Sale
Sale
324
934
13% Sale
Sale
90
Sale
934
4031 4334
10334 10534
21
2034
34
Sale
3934 Sale
72!
10%
9834 100
1% Sale
5
114%
20%
Sale
30
5
6
75%
40
22
28%
X
1
6J| v
7%
3
Sale
11
IX
IX
2H
3
Sale
Sale
85
334
IX
3X
15%
79
Sale
5
23 X
Sale
115% Sale
IX Sale
12
3%
12%
3X
Sale
6%
35
Sale
42
66
3%
Sale
%
2%
4%
Sale
Sale
4X
Sale
2
21
Sale
2624 Sale
84X Sale
IX Sale
X
%
5
16%
6534
67%
10%
M
63*
2 %
4
1
14
2
900
400
1,900
40,100
2^0
6,800
1,030
500
179,500
700
1,500
3,100
3
"""966
100
1%
25
5,600 Pressed Steel Car J% pf__100
Common
»
15,700
•
264,800 Procter & Gamble
Preferred 5%
2,050
100
22,200 Producers 8c Ref Corp
50
7% preferred
2,440
50
2,100 Pub Ser Corp of N J pf 8 % .100
Common...
645,828
;
♦
7%..
2,200
.100
6% preferred
100
12,800
Preferred (5)
22,000
......*
50,700
$5 preferred
Certificates
17,900
1,010
24,600
99"206
ib',656
Radio
14,800
211,300
1091300
7%
Prices-
8634 Jan.
8
28
18
Jan.
Jan.
21
29
124 Mar. 10
1834 Feb.
8
9%
90
I
1% Sale
3% Sale
Sale
35
98 X
17
Sale
Sale
18 X
1834 May 31
2134 May 26
3X May 26
62
May 31
85 % May 26
2
May 14
3034 May 31
Sale
8524 Sale
2
Sale
30 X Sale
3134 Sale
X
M
3%
6
1% Sale
X
X
17
13 X
55
34
X
X
3%
13 X
73
54
e\X
Sale
1
Sale
67
3%
a
May
6
May
2
May 23
May
3
May 10
May 16
May
6
May
2
May
6
May
5
May
6,
Jan.
M
Sale
15
Sale
Sale
5
"834 May"20
Jan.
15
634 Jan.
15
2•
12<c Jan.
5534 Jan.
5
8
Mar. 21
Jan. 21
Mar.
Mar.
5
Jan.
9
Jan.
90
Jan.
May
May
May
134 May
334 May
35
Apr.
9834 May
17
May
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
1834 May
2134 May
334 May
62
May
8524 May
2
Apr.
1734 Mar.
4
26% May
31
May
6
May
76
May
97
May
254 May
33
May 28
34% May 12
May
May
May
May
May
May
25
21
28
26
4
12
% May 10
5
May
3
3% May 12
4 >; May 17
24 May
6
34 May
3
34 Jan.
334 Apr.
13* May
2
Apr.
24 Apr.
24 May
34 May 23
234 May
2
5% May 12
2
May
2
24
May
7
2624 May
2
84 % May
2
134 May
2
24 May 13
5
May
6
1634 May 17
73
May 31
7134 May
6
37
4124
1034
0424
34 May
124 May
324 Apr.
xl
May
17
May
13
May
7634 May
134 Feb.
34 Apr.
324 Feb.
15
May
73
May
5034 Apr.
54
3%
134
2 %
%
24
X Sale
1 % Sale
4X
6
1
5
34 Apr. 28
234 May 24
6
4
X May 12
154 May 31
434 May
4
xl
May
9
17
May 31
13
May 31
76% May 21
134 May
2
34 May
7
3% May 31
15
May 26
73
May 31
5334 May 31
Sale
62
% May
May
22% May
Sale
22
3
2X May 26
334
5534 May 31 6734
4
5
May
5%
7
5
May 26
9
May 31
IS**
90
May 26 92
234
IX May 27
5
3 X May 19
35
May 16 38
5 100
9834 May
17
May 31 22
Sale
98
"8% May"20
16
834 Sale
3
4
20
8J4 May
224 May
May
20
May
50
May
Sale
Sale
4
24
52
31
5
26
28
27
1034 May 10
3 34 May 20
5
May
9
3234 May
3
5234 May 13
13
8
15
7
16
4
16
19
Feb. 13
Mar. 7
Jan. 11
Mar. 5
Jan.
7
534 Jan.
11
109
33
May 28
34% May 12
Feb.
23
14
28
28
14
12
Jan.
15
18
1134 Jan.
14
434 Jan.
134 Jan.
13
134 Jan.
8
2
4
Jan.
8
Feb.
17
17
13
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
26
8
Mar.
8
Jan.
Mar.
5
Apr.
1
Jan.
2
Mar. 22
May 17
Feb.
25
Jan.
15
9
Jan.
Jan.
7
Jan.
834 May 31
224 May
5
4
Apr.
5
25
May 27
50
May 27
7
Jan.
8
Mar. 10
Jan.
16
8
12*
5%
6X
6%
40
8
83%
Sale
Sale
37%
Sale
3034
9134
5
Sale
107
117
100
78
May
23
i2o* |
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
22
3
20
2
7
6%
7
134
1434
34
124
134
IX
17%
7
May 16
134 May
2
14
May 17
2X
134 May 25
2
134 May 27
24 May
6
324 May 31
4
May 31
524 May 31
%
334 Sale
4
Sale
534 Sale
8
9934
109
May 13
9
May 10
134 May
5
1524 May 27
2 34
May
2
234 May 11
34 May 16
5
May
3
5
May
7
734 May 20
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
10
2
6
11
3
May
2
May 31
Jan.
2
Jan.
5
May
924 May
2324 May
3
May
1834 May
17
31
26
4
20
2
Apr. 12
10
May 27
24 Jan. 27
7
May 16
_
1
Jan.
14
4
May 17
134 May 25
534 Feb. 20
934 Jan.
5
32
Feb.
10
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
9
34 Jan.
734 Mar.
134
2234
3124
734
8
6
13
8
8
Jan.
7
Jan.
9
Mar. 18
Jan. 14
Jan.
4
24
134
1234
234
28
Feb.
40
40
10
16
Jan. 18
Feb. 15
Mar. 3
Mar. 8
Jan. 21
14
4% Jan.
534 Jan.
134 Jan.
15
324 May 31
4
Apr. 19
524 Apr. 12
9
14
26
11
25
224 Jan.
4224 Jan.
134 May 27
54 May
6
16
12
76
6534
May
May
Apr.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May 13
1624 May 11
86
Jan.
115
May 26
9234 May 27 104
76
May
79
6534 May
91
Sale
88
15
May 26
32
1
May 25
1J4
2634 May 311 3134
9034 May 31 94
24
34 May 25
1
M ay 10'
524
105
May 3111334
3434 May 31' 4524
118
8434
7624
6
May 19
2434 May
2
3
4124 Sale
100
May 27
3
1%
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
2
24 %
IX
7
41
2
22
May
2
May 31
34 May
3
334 May 31
34 May 17
924 May 31
2324 May 26
3
May
4
1834 May 20
Sale
X
334
34
9%
4
14
14
2
Sale
5
20
14
Sale
Sale
434
4
113
80X
9534
18
May 14
24 May
4
534 May 20
24 May
7
17
May 12
2534 May
5
31
7
18
17
20
20
19
20
Sale
1%
124%
25
634 Mar. 8
524 May 19
41
Jan. 11
May
4
May
1334 May
8
May
434 May
524 May
25
May
5
IX
95
3%
6
4%
5
634 Sale
8
Sale
10
7%
Sale
234 May 31
3% Apr. 25
10
Apr. 26
724 May 28
334 May 31
334 Mar. 23
25
May 20
3
234 May 31
4
May 18
10
May
4
724 May 28
334 May 31
5
May 17
25
May 20
2X Sale
3
8%
2534
9034
34
1
105
3434
9234
11
31 103
25
10
Jan.
734 Mar.
924 Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
14
8
8
14
14
14
15
124 Mar. 9
924 Mar. 30
31
13034 Mar. 5
60
Mar.
7
27 114
Mar. 10
31 10024 Mar. 11
31 87
Mar.
7
31
100
.....
Sale
9034
14% Sale
85
89
86
May 27
1134 May 26
1134 Sale
90
5
Feb.
334 Apr.
12
96
25
Mar.
9
Jan.
14
X Jan.
17
% Sale
2
......50
Pure Oil
1,877,800
2%
2X
%
5
18
25
.100
.
1,400
21,600
Sale
19*
50
Preferred.
3,220
249,600 Purity Bakeries
139,100
May
2
434 May
3
20^4 May
3
134 May 10
15
May 21
Sale
100
...
267,860 Pullman Company
13,500 Punta Alegre Sugar
May
X May 26
2% May 24
2X
2%
55% Sale
3%
9
3%
5
59
9* iJ*
100
21,700 Porto Rlcan Am Tob cl A.100
Class B
»
7,300
15,600 Postal Teleg 8c Cable pref.100
70,254 Prairie Oil 8c Gas
25
184,625 Prairie Pipe Line..........25
"7",600
33
iin ll*
..100
Pub Serv EI 8c Gas pref
11
Sale
Sale
gg g*
24
*
1,700
5%
20
93
Sale
Sal*
*
"l',906
~5%
Sale
4
&
% Sale
100
Pittston Co (The).
Poor 8c Co class B
6,500
May
3
May 21
1
15
73
Highest.
.Sale Prices
60
May 27
3
May 24
1624 May 31
24 Feb.
~
15
Apr. 13
Jan.
1
100
% preferred
%
2X
X
X
4
._...*
Pitts Term Coal
5*
Sale
X
%
100
600
May 27
May 24
Prices
42
....
pref
Sale
8
6,100 Pittsburgh United
Pref conv
2,510
1,600
16% May 31
3
2
1%
2%
Sale
6*
48
»
Pittsburgh Screw 8c Bolt
•
22
2%
100
Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)
6% preferred
77
SaW
97
100
Pllsbury Flour Mills
ll",400
Sale
1
3X Sale
25
16
16
.......25
Pirelli of Italy A
21
2624 Sale
*
Pierce Petroleum
Steel
39
25
4
5
8% preferred
Sale
38
107
125
Sale
109
Plerce-Arrow Mot C pref.. 100
Class A
•
Corp
98
11
80
900
60
3
~~6% Sale
4K
6
10
50 Phoenix Hosiery......
60
Preferred
680 Pittsburgh
Sale
Sale
5
2234
Lowest.
Highest
Lowest
Sale Prices.
Ask
15
100
Preferred
43,200 Philip Morris ftc Co
250,067 Phillips Petroleum
370
2%
1624
X
2% Sale
50
4,150 Pet Milk
•
154,400 Petroleum Corp
*
145,900 Phelps Dodge
25
6,600 Philadelphia Co pref 6%..50
Preferred (6) new..
3,200
*
Pierce Oil
60
4%
26
IX
2
100
226,100 People's Gas L 8c Coke...100
Rights
52,300
7,200
2,060
17,600
12,800
57,800
27,050
6,300
1,500
3,000
3,400
Sale
124
5534
*
7% preferred
..100
400 People's Drug Store Inc....*
Preferred
»
380
430
May 31.
4%
20X
1%
,4
_•
8c Coke
Penn-Dixle
73
j
Ask. Bid.
4
3
Preferred
Penn Coal
1
22%
•
Patlno Mines
1,200
50
1
Pathe Excb
6,800
1,000
7,800
8,600
10
5,100
1,800
9,000
5,200
..
23,200 Peerless Motor...
61,000 Penick 8c Ford....
295,800 Penney (J C) Co
40
600
8% preferred
1,297,364 Paramount Publlx Corp....*
♦
11,841 Park & Tilford
1
25,050 Park Utah Cons Mines
15,400 Parmelee Transport Co.
*
31,200
56,900
18,700
26
15
2,700 Panhand Prod Be Ref__..__*
5,980
79,600
5%
23
m*
...
845
82
5
Bid.
3%
new..
48,000 Omnibus Corp » t c_.
*
Preferred A
100
2,400
3,500 Oppenheim Collins 8c Co___»
2,370 Orpheum Circuit Inc PreflOO
*
179,100 Otis Elevator...........
6% preferred
..100'
1,140
*
33,300 Otis Steel
Prior preferred.....
190
4,510
250
Ask.
81
(The)
22,000 Oliver Farm Equip
Preferred A
7,500
385
Bid.
*
Nunnally Co
900 Outlet Co
470
May 2.
1932.
1.
70
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 1
Shares.
20
■^ar
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
.....*
Corp of Amer
preferred
♦
4%
55
12 %
Sale
59
Sale
5% Sale
50
25
Sale
»
"A"
Preferred B__
10
Sale
434
54
Sale
55
7X Sale
3 24
54
Sale
Sale
424 Sale
434 Sale
224 Sale
Sale
1234 Sale
724 Sale
334 Sale
334 Sale
124 Sale
19
424 May
7
May 13
724 May
7
50
434 May 25
534 Jan. 15
6034 Jan. 14
1534 Mar. 7
424 May
May
8
May
7
2
6
May 26
1234 May 31
324 May 31
1024 Feb. 19
3234 Jan. 12
1834 Jan. 14
3 34 May
2
124 May 27
324 May 31
5034 May 26
424 May 25
55
234 May 26
1234 May 31
3 24 May 31
19
•
Jan.
5
Radio-Ketth-Orpbeum cl A.*
Class A
*
new
2%
3
154 May 27
7
Jan.
14
Rights..
Rand Mines
3,800
7,200
660
"T
100
19",265
1,000
*
24,200 Raybestos-Manhattan
43,100 Real Silk Hosiery
10
Preferred..
........100
1,610
500 Rels
(Robt)
8c Co....
70
283
6,900
49,300
2d
preferred
100
Reo Motor Car
...10
Cert
13,m
2,300
1601644
Republic Steel Corp—
Preferred
100
32,720
1,300
800
Class A
80
160
cov
Copper 8c Brass
...
•
*
...100
"6",800
/<■ s^e
2% Sale
it*
15
3
Sale
4%
9%
Sale
Sale
524
334
1034
34
634
Sale
Sale
34
2
224
234 Sale
7
924
834
1234
124 Sale
x4%
334
10
2*
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
2^
Sale
x4% May 31
224 May 31
8
May 12
34 May 23
1
5
1234
124 Sale
May 28
May 28
524 May 17
124 May
2
334 Sale
2
2
3
7
New...
Sale
May 27
834
Sale
324
524
3
5
2
Sale
524 May 27
*
5
7X
234
134
234
3
4
2
♦
25
33,238 Reynolds Metal Co.........*
Reynolds Spring Co—
"2", 900
Sale
Sale
100
Preferred
Revere
2%
634 May 20
424 May
6
May
6
34 May 23
12
234 May
7
May
834 May
124 May
2
3
4
5
434 Apr
234 Jan.
8
May
34 Apr.
124 Apr.
1
May
5
: May
534 May
1% Apr.
........
30
8% Sale
18
3
23
10
2834
724 Sale
6
234
434 Sale
Sale
May
2
3
1534 May 18
6
May 26
2 34 May
2
May 27
5% May 27
2
May
2
234 May
3
334 May
7
9
May
6
2
May
2
4
May 26
18
May 12
834 May
7
15
6
Jan.
434 May 19
3
Feb.
28
Apr. 21
1124 Feb. 15
534 Mar. 12
16
Mar. 14
,34 Jan. 12
4
Feb.
4
324 Jan. 14
1334 Mar. 24
12
Jan.
21
324 Jan.
8
634 Jan. 14
1524 Mar. 5
3% Jan. 29
6
Jan.
30
1834 Apr.
6
3
10
Mar.
•
*
4
3 34 May
3
No par value.
19
4
12
12
15
28
28
17
4
10
200
5,000
•
1st preferred ..........100
1,170
*
115,800 Rem'ton-Rand
1 st preferred.
100
2,520
11
\
23
524 Jan.
14
STOCKS
Since
Price
Jan. 2
Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
N
In
Jan. 1.
Shares.
200
35 %
473",800
132,200
66,700
327,000
3,260
8,871
17,300
27,100
1,338
1,600
312,800
2,300
849,698
4,600
1,600
11,200
76,900
540
1,450
2,600
3,100
250
640
58,500
300
198,100
100
700
'2,900
500
5,000
200
21,250
310
30,200
4,400
200
5,400
9,600
700
100
200
Sale
7
12
4% Sale
7%
10
100
63 %
Preferred
(7)
100
78%
75
Sale
5%
Schuite
—*
Scott Paper
25
31
36
7
50
3
..
...
.........
.
5
100
Stores
Retail
8% preferred....
•
Seaboard OH Co of Del
conv
preferred..
Sale
1% Sale
Sale
Servel Inc......>........
*
.-*
*
Sharp & Dohtne.
Preferred
Shattuck
3
28
....
(G
Shell Transp & Trading...
Shell Union Oil....
£2
100
Preferred
Shubert Theatre
.
10
Sirams Petroleum......
*
Simmons Co
Sinclair
3%
F)
Con
Oil
8% preferred
Corp
.
.
......100
Sou
25
Edison
California
500 Spang Chalfant & Co
35
Preferred
170 Spear 8c Co.
"""180
-V
2,500
1,000
300
140,000
1,000
-
Preferred
6,600
3,100
121,800
3,900
610,700
400
1,700
2,900
*
3,770,Studebaber Corp pref....100
140,481
Common
,_*
21,600
4,300
24,100
1,800
4,900
16,665
12,600
140
1,700
4,200
1,700
Sun Oil
Preferred,
— .--.100
Superheate Co (The)
•
Superior Oil
Superior Steel
100
..
50
2,400 Sweets Co of America
*
1,600 Symington
Class A
•
9,900
•
16,500 Telautograph Corp
Tennessee Corp
*
22,000
25
610,379 Texas Corp (The)..
•
323,100 Texas Gulf Sulphur
23,200 Texas Pacific Coal 8c OH.. 10
'
129,400 Ter Pac Ld Tr Tern ctfs
400
300
200
2,400
6,400
113,057
45,300
5,200
23,200
5,800
3,400
8,790
11,600
4-,400
12,050
15,100
4,100
228,500
25,900
800
600
1,100
3,200
1,000
800
500
2,000
38,800
5,800
1,800
1,700
2,100
18,900
■
,
•
Thatcher Mfg
Convertible
....
14
%
2
(J
Sale
Sale
%
Sale
8
97%
31X Sale
Sale
Sale
7
1
XX
14%
X
23 X
X
IX Sale
IX
2
15%
Sale
5
11
18
2%
19
Sale
Sale
..
I
..26
Sale
26% May 31
64
May
2
10
May 27
% May
5
1% May 28
5
May 19
1% May 28
40%
69
13%
%
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
X
45
Sale
Sale
69
41
60 X
39
11
2X
%
87 X
24 X
9%
28 %
Sale
aaie
<
88X
Sale i
Sale
i
Sale
j
6
■%
2
X
Sale
23
5X Sale
Sale
10 X
j
i
89
85
11X Sale
'
Sale
29
..._"
75
12
X
4X
12
11
18%
7%
22%
4
8
X
IX
83"
1%
17%
23
5% Apr. 11
36% May 31
60
May 26
72% May 31
1% May 31
% May 31
8
May 28
18
May 31
6% Apr. 12
1
Apr. 12
14
May 31
% May 25
23% May 28
10% Feb. 15
59% Mar. 5
60
May 26
72% May 31
IX May 31
% May 31
8
May 28
18
May 31
6% May 31
1
May 28
14
May 31
X May 25
23% May 28
% May
4
IX May
4
1% May 20
2
May
4
17
May 11
5
May 28
8% May
2
2% May
2
18
May 31
X May 23
3% May
2
3% May 31
3
May 28
May
4
4% May 11
8
May 31
May
May
May
May
18
May
8
May
10
May
3% May
26
May
% May
4% May
5
May
6
3
7
14
2
3
20
3
11
25
9
3
2
%
2%
2%
2%
6
19
2
6
5
10
11
23
20
3
3% May
9
18% May 24
4% May 11
9
May
4
31
31
16
27
28
8% May 20
39% May
4
6% May 23
90
May
9
25
May
7
1% May 28
May 26
45
May 26
2% May
5
9
May
3
53% May 19
5%
36%
4%
86%
17%
May
May
May
May
May
26
72
25% Sale
72% Sale
12
Sale
28
74%
9
10%
%
%
2% Sale
5
8
%
X Sale
11%
12%
2% Sale
%
8
50
Sale
Sale
% Sale
2%
4
Sale
May 28
15
1
18
2%
21%
Sale
1% Sale
3% Sale
%
%
8%
Sale
9%
13%
1%
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
23%
4%
Sale
8
Jan.
Apr.
4
27
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
May
May
Apr.
May
May
16
18
8
31
31
12
27
28
4
7%
%
1%
5%
36%
4%
86%
17%
84
Jan.
8
Mar.
94
7% Feb.
15
1
13
4
Jan.
30
Jan.
5
42
Feb.
13
8
9% Mar.
2% Jan.
37% Jan.
1% Jan.
21
18
12
Jan.
2
% Jan.
5% Jan.
4
32
Jan.
5
13
14
Jan. 13
Jan. 18
Mar. 8
1
Mar.
Mar. 9
7
31
Mar.
% Jan. 14
5%
30%
12%
15%
4%
Feb.
6
19
5
10% Mar.
7
7% Jan.
Mar. 24
96
4% Mar. 8
Mar. 12
Feb. 17
6
14
Jan.
19
10
Jan.
11
4% Jan.
10% Feb.
11
Jan.
19
8% Jan.
14
1
63
16
Jan.
5
32% Feb.
19
93
10
Jan.
26
3
Feb.
26
5
12
Jan.
95
Jan.
12
9
Apr.
1% Apr.
May
45
May
8% Mar.
1
9%
13%
1%
2%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
9% Mar. 3
2
48% Jan.
3% Jan. 14
Apr. 26
Mar.
May
4
Feb.
12
6
2
11
20
11
11
8
May
May
5
Apr.
11
May
% May
8% May
112
Jan.
i8M
27
16
26
27
25
31
26
16
31
2% May
2
8% May
6
May
4
5
May
6
27% May 21
74% May
5
10
May
6
% May
5
3
May
4
5
4
May
7
May 16
May 16
May
2
May
May
May
May
May
2
3
24
6
19
4
17
12
6
12
10
12
%
%
10
1%
11%
18%
2%
16
19
Feb.
Mar. 22
3% Jan.
Mar.
14
119% Jan.
May
14
5
22
34% Mar. 8
41% Jan. 14
Jan.
15
61% Jan.
11
Jan.
4
75
2
% Jan. 13
9
91% Jan.
9
27% Mar.
j?a
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
1*
75
6
Jan.
30
10
15
8% May 31
7
31 17% May
May
7 *12% May 31
31 24
29% May 26
May
6
26 44
33
May 16
May
2
16 39
1
May 25
1% May 10
25
% Mar. 26
% May
4
4i
82
May 31
85
May 11
31!
16% May 31
31 20% May 10
7
Apr.
7
7% May 20
271
20
Apr. 22
16 26% May
4
3% May 25
May
25,
May 21
May
211
May 26
May
26
14% May 31
31! 18% May
1 % May 26
5% May 26
May 25
2% May 28
25% May
4
72% May 26
8
May 26
% May 31
2% May 26
2
1% May
17%
27
9
4
5
2
11%
25
1 %
31
12%
31
6 115%
32
h
y
8h
8
2% Feb.
12
40
1
2
1%
%
x
1% Sale
10% Sale
10
Sale
2X
4% Sale
22 X
2
2% Sale
5% Sale
% May
4
1% May
4
1% May 20
2
Apr. 11
17
May 11
5
May 28
8
Apr. 21
2% Apr. 23
18
May 31
% Jan.
4
3% Apr.
8
3% May 31
4% Jan.
4
79
Feb.
6
Mar.
9
5
n*
30
3
4
12% Apr. 21
8% May
8% Sale
zl2% Sale 312% May
Sale
27
May
29%
30
33
25
May
Sale
1
1
May
IX
a
Sale
X
oJ/s May
Sale
82
May
34% 82
16% May
16% Sale
Sale
Sale
7
May
Sale
22% Sale 321% May
Sale
4
3% May
Sale
3%
Sale
% May
Sale
1
May
IX
2
14% May
'14% Sale
Sale
2% Sale
x7% Sale
65%
80
4% Sale
9
14
6
Sale
16
22% Sale
Sale
Jan.
11
7
8
8
Jan.
Mar. 18
6% Jan.
8
6% May
48
May
74
May
85% May
3
May
1% May
10% May
33
May
9% May
1% May
19
May
X May
28
May
May
May
n
Sale
5
5
May
5
Sale
12
11
May
9%
11%
13
% May
% Sale
IX
2%
8% May
11
Sale
3% Sale
May
115% 112
L12
116% 112
15
2
26
11
17% May
11
c
14
Jan.
Jan.
2
May
105*
5
Prices
Jan.
5% May 26
36% May 31
14
X
2%
Sale
Highest.
Sale
Prices
May 11
66% May 14
10
May 27
% May
4
2% May
9
6
May 12
3% May
6
33
32
16
4%
27
2%
Sale
11%
17
9%
,\x
2%
26
1
1%
11% Sale
10
9%
4
3%
%
30
..
100
•
2,700 Tidewater Oil..
6% preferred
100
5,440
10
14,300 Timken-Detrolt Axle Co
*
325,500 Tlmken Roller Bear
83,800 Tobacco Products Corp.....*
Certificates of deposit
*
27,100
Class A
•
37,100
Class A certifs of deposit..*
10,300
*
*
2,200 Fran 8c Williams Steel
174,500 Trl-Contlnental Corp......*
Preferred
*
31,800
•
22,900 Trlco Products
5,200 Truss Traer Coal..........*
10
8,000 Truscon Steel Co
•
7,600 Ulen 8c Co
64,800 Underwood Elliott Fisher..*
1,523,300 Union Carbide 8c Car
31
2
27
5
28
19
28
18
Sale
1
77o preferred
11,300 Union Bag 8t Paper.
Sale
X
X
3% Sale
3% Sale
X
Preferred............
720
2%
a
Sale
2
Tidewater A«*oc Oil
788,200 Transamerlca Corp
Sale
1%
Sale
40
Thompson Starrett
Preferred 6%
W
a
20
; 4%
1%
4%
IX
R)
Sale
8
X
%
5%
36%
5%
86X
17X
93
8
Sale
65
72% Sale
8
1
9% Sale
40 X
48
Thompson Products
No par vttliit*
37
3%
Sale
25 X
preferred
Third Nat'l Investors...
Sale Prices.
26% May
64
May
10
May
% May
IX May
5
May
1% May
Sale
21
9
22
9
Mar.
6% Jan.
1% May 26
5% May 26 15% Mar.
May 25 104% Mar.
13% Jan.
2% May 28
Mar.
24% Apr. 13 32
Mar.
70
Apr. 14 87
13% Jan.
8
May 26
Jan.
5
% Jan.
7% Feb.
2% May 26
32
2
May 27
% Mar. 31
% May 26
8% May 27
1
May 25
9% May 31
13% May 26
1% Apr. 12
2% May 31
5
2
23% Jan.
14
10
31
14
1
16
18
18
13
4
21
11
Jan.
% Jan.
2
Jan.
19
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
23
16
14
17
15
8
13%
2%
13%
26%
2%
6%
100
Thermoid Co
Thompson
5% Sale
3
4%
.
Certificates (old)..
1,600
_
X
Sale
6
Sale
17 X
*
241,100|Stone 8t Webster
1,07$
294,400,
6
Sale
15
20
6
•
Preferred..
Highest.
Sale Prices.
100
13
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
%
Sale
5
♦
85,500 Stewart Warner Corp.....10
11,500
32,100
120
Sale
Sale
7%
8%
2%
23 X
X
3%
Sale
%
y
4%
4y
7% Sale
4% Sale
63
o
18
*
_
9,000
1,400,
5
38
3
19
H
Sale
3
2% Sale
9% Sale
5%
15
......
400
5,800.
o
*,
A
428,100 Standard Gas 8c Elec
$4 preferred
55,300
Preferred (7%)
8,900
Preferred (6%)
5,500
7,300 Stand Com'l Tobacco
6,300 Standard Investing Corp.
11,100 Standard OH Export pref. 100
546,000 Stand Oil of Calif
34,200 Standard OH of Kansas... .25
2,117,100 Standard Oil ef N J—... .25
»
2,300 Starrett Co (The L S)
27,800 Sterling Sec Corp cl A
Preferred
14,400
.50
Conv l«*t preferred
31,300
101,500
11,100
2,500
1,400
1,000
700
400
2X
*
--*
.10(1
•
3,900 Spiegel-May-Stern Co
740,700 Standard Brands.....
900
21,900
2,900
2%
*
7% preferred
1,500
13,600 Spencer Kellogg 8c Sons
17,500 Splcer Mfg Co
2,000
20
%
1%
4%
1%
100
_
29,600 Sparks Wlthlngton
3,100
9
X
*
....100
4,100 Spalding Bros..
1st preferred...
1,390
30
100
V.
Sale
15
X
4%
Seneca Copper
Sharon Steel Hoop
a
200 Southern Dairies class A—*
Class B
♦
800
1,000
31,900'
3%
32
152,400
300
65,600
Sale
33
...1
$5
.
33,300
3%
2%
Seagrave Corp (The)
*
Sears, Roebuck & Co.......*
Second Nat Investors.......1
...
510
46
Sale
(6).....
...
199,500
2,600
14,300
5% Sale
Sale
70% Sale
85%
87
2% Sale
\% Sale
10% Sale
33
Sale
7% Sale
IX
IX
17 X Sale
%
1
27
35
Sale
42
Preferred
Savage Arms Corp.
26% Sale
65 % Sale
14% Sale
14% Sale
14% Sale
Lead
Ask.
105
105
25
24,400 Skelly OH Co
Preferred
100
9,200
1,600 Sloss-Sheffield Steel 8c If. 100
Preferred....
100
2,220
*
13,600 Snider Packing...
Preferred
*
5,475
25
1,138,800 So cony Vacuum Corp
100
13,400 Solvay Am Corp pref
*
68,800 So Porto Rico Sug
8% preferred
100
2,140
2,900
20
Sale
i
2
Safeway Stores.........
12,300
254,100
3,200
23,700
3,300
123,950
2,264
154,710
41,200
6,900
100,100
103,900
531,700
4,800
25,900
Sale
10
Royal Dutch Co N Y shs_.
St Joseph
32
Sale
69
.
2,200
17,900
1,100
5,200
Ask
Sale
65 X Sale
10
20
%
X
2X
2M
6
7,
3
Sale
Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
10
985,600 Reynolds (RJ)Tob cl B
Class A
10
6,609
2,700 Rhine Westphalia Rler Pt
*
28,725 Richfield Oil Co of Calif
*
60,600 Rio Grande Oil..
•
4,100 Rltter Dental Mfg
10
25,800 Rossla Insurance
Royal Bak Powder 6% pf-100
Bid
Loioest.
Lowest.
May 31.
May 2.
1932.
Shares.
409,900
3,559
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
AGGREGATE SALES.
May.
37
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
...»
25
3
33
4
17 X
13
2%
27 X
2% Sale
24% Sale
10
Sale
4%
Sale
18
7
9
32
36
2%
3
13% Sale
1
a
10
&
Sale
9
Sale
3
Sale
%
12%
2%
28%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9
5%
37
33
2% Sale
10% Sale
2% May
3
22% May 16
1
May 27
10
May 31
9
May 27
3
May 31
% May 19
12% May 25
2% May
2
24% May
4
5% May 27
May
4
2 % May
4
10% May 31
30
% May
May
1% May
11% May
9% May
3% May
% May
13% May
2% May
30% May
7% May 10
40
May 20
3
May
9
15% May
6
3% Sale
§g
3g Sale*
3%
42
26%
IX
6
2%
4
Sale
26%
2
Sale
2%
16
Sale
95
105
.*
6%
*
30 X
8
Sale
2
Apr.
22% Apr.
1
Apr.
12
May 31
8% Feb.
9
3
May 31
% Apr.
9
12% May 25
2
Apr.
8
10
3%
3%
2% Sale
46%
50
22% Sale
1
1%
3%
4%
X
X
11% Sale
86% Sale
7%
9%
17% Sale
2%
Sale
2%
4%
1% Sale
48% Sale
19% Sale
%
%
3
3%
% Sale
9% Sale
_
84
6%
16
7
Sale
2% May 25!
3%
1%
46%
19%
%
3%
%
9%
May 25
May 26
May
3
May 31
May 27
May
May
May
85
May
6% May
15% May
25,
4'
3V
271
5
31
3% May
6
3% May 25
2% May
7
54% May 12
22% May
~
May
May
May
May
May
May
19% May 11
4% Jan.
16
29
Jan.
21
3
Jan.
12
16% Mar.
16% Mar.
10
Feb.
3
5
29
1
%
14%
3%
30%
9
Jan.
Jan. 30
Feb. 13
May 12
5% May 27
*9
Mar. 18
9
41
Mar. 11
2% Apr. 25
10% May 31
2% Jan.
5
5
Jan.
6
23
Jan.
9
20
30
Fob.
Feb.
2% Jan.
3% Sale
5
19
6% Jan.
6% Jan.
2% Jan.
2% Apr.
1% May
42
19
Jan.
3
il
9
Mar.
5
Mar.
4
Mar.
3
9% Mar.
6
5
4%
56%
31%
3%
6%
May
May
Apr.
3
May
9
23%
May
101
85
May
10%
6% May
15% May 31 36%
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
4
17
4
14
8
9
Jan.
14
Jan.
12
Jan.
13
7
Mar.
Mar. 23
Jan.
Mar.
20
7
38
n. y. stock
AGGREGATE SALES
In
May.
Jan.
Shares
PRICES IN MAY.
stocks
Price
NY. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1
1932.
1.
400
10,100
60
10
6,100
17,700
400
220,200
15,900
110
53,200
900
United
43,100
1,290
Biscuit of Am
Preferred
3,000
350
7,000
2,500
5,835
30 United Business Publishers.*
Preferred
50,500 United Electric Coal......
*
200,000 United Fruit
6,800 Universal Pipe 8c Rad Co..*
741",945
1,360
.* .
....
.....
............. —
12,600 United Piece Dye Works
Preferred..
1,290
130
1,000
65,500
3,100
3,200
1,200
6,400
13,100
7,200
11,100
3,300
660,700
58,300
5,500
800
"""40
5,300
1,500
4,200
450
20
3,100
13,800
41,400
400
1,400
2,700
440
1,500
650
100
"17",700
3,600
100
200
"4",900
2,200
1,300
200
9,600
1,000
400
2,100
3,600
2,800
438,500
6,300
2,100
28,200
•
8
75
%
1
Preferred
270
125,300
100
100
Waldorf System
500 Walgreen
14,900
4,300
21,600
19,800
100
Detlnning
7% preferred
Walworth
Ward
•
preferred
100
Co
....
*
Baking class A.......*
Class B
1—*
preferred..—..—J.100
7%
447,500 Warner Bros Pictures
*
3,130
Preferred................*
7,000 Warner-Quinlan
•
*
44,700 Warren Bros
Convertible preferred
1,610
•
12,400 Warren Fdry 8c Pipe
•
34,210 Webster Eisenlohr
*
210
Preferred
...100
980 West Penn
El Co "A"
West Penn
•
100
(6)
100
Pow pref 7%..100
6% preferred
100
8,000 Western Dairy Prod A
26,800
Class B v t c.—_.._.—_...*
597,ooo Western Union Teleg....100
81,300 Westlnghouse Air Brake
*
2,588,000 Westinghouse EI 8c Mfg
50
3,010
7% 1st preferred
50
11,700
1,100
12,600
Weston
■
El
Instr..
...»
Class A.....
5** Sale
3**
3**
Sale
40
Sale
Sale
60
*
600 Wheeling Steel Corp
*
510
Preferred......
.....100
46,100 White Motor
50
10,800 White Rk M Spr ctfs
•
22,200
3,600
53,600
1,600
White
Sewing
Mach
Preferred
160",200
..*
Corp class A...*
iH
Willys-Overland
5
....
preferred "A"
6% preferred B__
850 Wright Aeronautic...
83,800 Wrigley
100
*
100
ib
.....
25 k
67
175,300 Zonlte Products Corp
N# par value
10
Sale
33
Sale
25 k
68
Sale
ft
20**
Sale
5K
Sale
IK
13
16k
5k
2k
23 k
24**
4
26
%
3k
Sale
30°
75
77
6
15
55
12
Sale
69
66
68**
11
80
10K
70
80
ik
ik
4k Sale
1
Sale
20 k Sale
2 **
ik
5
5
Sale
10**
ik
4k Sale
1
k
Sale
15
ik
K
1
Sale
50
58** Sale
63 k
67
52
98
88
.
55
101
Sale
47
7
.
40k
51
44
W*
83
: Sale
45
Sale
98**
8k
2k
Sale
24 k
11
Sale
p
63
21K
66 K
6K
10 K
5
Sale
8**
4k
29**
10K
13 k
8*|
31**
36**
8% Sale
22
1
ik
2k
16 K
Sale
Sale
1**
3**
20
5k
5
2%
62
64
8
62 K
ly*
12*
k
ik
2k
7k
k
20k
—
9k
27
24
23
31
31
17
3
28
26
46
4
19
May
May
k May
ii
2
3
17*1
k
K
2K
15
ik
12
1
2k
20**
34 k
8k
l7k
May
84 k May
Sale
2
May
4
ik May
2
43 k May 10
17 k May
4
80
6
May
33
3
May
6
10k May
13 k May
12
Sale
Sale
Sale
6k
16 k
Sale
13
Sale
Sale
10
1
Sale
4
8k
k
k
Sale
5
23 k May 27
27
May
7
3
6
14
35k
W*
79
6ok
120
37
3
May
5k May
k May
4
1
May 20
23 k May 11
4
May
7
61
May 31
6
May 19
36
May 21
9k May 26
15
May
6
4K May
70
11
15
Jan.
Mar.
7
Mar. 15
Jan.
5
Mar. 23
9
2
11
Jan.
6
May
93* Jan.
21
K May
Jan.
28
27
Jan.
Mar.
9
Jan.
11
May
71K May
24
May
8
May
12K Apr.
3K Jan .
7
90
Mar. 21
50
Jan.
27
15K Jan. 21
3
15K Feb.
3K Jan. 27
66
May
4
6K May 18
79
6
62
2k
k
12
3 k Sale
15k
3k Sale
60
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
16
31
31
28
14
7
31
% May 31
5
May
k May
ik May
4
May
7k May
k May
26 k May
§k
46
25
30 k
29
5
ik
14
May
7
May 19
9k
18 H
55 k
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
25
26
28
26
13
4
26
26
17
27
31
27
28
31
31
31
16
26
28
31
3k May 31
13 k May
3
3k May 31
6
May
7
11
May
3
May 16
IK May
4
4K May
2
70
1
May
20 K May
2
2
-3%
Sale
| 1X
3k Sale
14 k
19k
Sale
30
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
sate*
15
14
Sale
17 k
3k
9m
5
10
6k
Sale
Sale
7
15
k
k
2k
14**
19k
k Sale
6
9
k
k
ik Sale
12 k Sale
23 k Sale
5
Sale
16
3k
Sale
7
26 k
Sale
7 k
Sale
Sale
ik
16
Sale
3
3k
5k
7
K
2K
6K
8**
K
29**
Sale
36
4K May
13 K May
6
May
May 27
May 26
May 10
May
3
May
4
May 31
6
May
5
3
9
7
8K May 10
May
3
K May
2
K May 26
3K May
6
15 K May 28
10
1
ik May 31
12 k May 31
16k May 17
May 27
6k May
7
26k May 31
12
7k May
ik May
10
May
3k May
4
May
31
31
17
26
25
5
May 25
46
2K
20K
35
10K
18
17
6K
37 K
May 16
May
2
May
2
May
2
May
7
May
6
May
6
May 19
May
7
May
3
9
9
8
Feb.
19
Feb.
19
Apr. 27
Mar. 11
Feb.
4
18K Feb.
7
14
12
26
31
19
26
16
31
31
8
14
7
31
May 26
May 13
May
Jan.
Jan. 22
Apr.
19
Feb.
Jan.
24
1
May
39K Jan.
6K May
88K Jan.
20
35
7
30
71
19
72
3
22
14
18
22
Apr. 15
Mar.
29** Jan.
1
12
Mar. 16
Jan.
2
Apr. 22
Jan.
14
10K Jan. 13
2K Jan. 14
40K Mar. 16
J*
20
Jan.
Feb.
IK Jan.
7
Feb.
17K Jan.
14
2h
_
Feb.
Jan.
May
13
1
11
19
14
3
18
4
Jan.
22
Jan.
14
Jan
May 17
May 27
70
Mar. 14
76
Jan.
6
11
29
Jan. 12
27 70
Mar. 17
28 110
31 101K Mar. 28
31
16K Mar. 3
31
Mar.
4
J** Feb. 19
16 50
8 17 K Feb. 13
35 K Feb. 19
31
55K May 31 72 H Jan. 20
May
May
May
5
May
IK May
17 K May
9K Apr.
18 K May
91
80
2K Apr.
8
8
3K May 31
6
Apr.
8
29K Feb. 26
7
May 27
15
Apr. 26
K Apr,
8
K Apr.
8
2K May
4
14 K May 31
13 K Apr.
7
K May 26
Apr. 13
K
IK
12 K
23 K
Jan.
May
May
May
5
May
16K May
12
May
3** Apr.
26 K May
11
31
31
31
31
17
27
8
31
9K Feb. 19
19
Jan. 19
12K Mar.
6K Apr.
31K Jan.
12
1
3
Jan.
13
25
Jan.
26
IK
4K
31
45K
Mar. 14
Mar. 9
Mar. 10
Mar. 8
23 K Feb. 19
41
Jan.
15
30K Jan.
8K Jan.
Jan.
11
14
18
10 K Jan.
5
Jan.
18
14
57
24
K May 14
May
4
"~"k May"l7
2
May 25
Jan.
IK Feb.
5K Mar.
20 K Mar. 17
7K May 31
IK May 31
12
May 17
3K May 26
4
May 25
5
Mar.
28K Mar.
May 4
2K May
7
17
May
6
4
May 12
8 K May
3
7
9
30 K May31
25
"lK May"2
k May 26
May 26
23 k May 31
5
May 31
7K
K
20K
**
9K
Mar.
Mar. 14
10K Jan. 14
% May 18
20
Jan.
9
May 25
K May 26
IK May 28
4
5
1
Feb. 19
Mar.
9
Mar.
9
66
130
Mar. 17
9K May
62
May
7K May
62 K May
K Apr.
2 K May
K May
12
May
Mar.
Apr.
1B*
IK May
K Mar.
14
May
5K May
2K Apr.
23 K May
6
Mar. 11
Jan. 14
Mar.
59
K Mar.
Apr.
3K Feb.
61
May
23
Feb. 15
Mar.
Feb.
20
Jan.
8K Feb. 13
5K Jan. 14
11K Mar. 9
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Jan.
5
19
h May 13
7
May
May
K May 31
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
10K May
47*| May
41
May
6
53 % May 12
48
May 16
99
May
5
85
May
8K May
23* May
25K May
11*! May
25K May 11
66 K May
2
""** ~"K """** May" 17
5
2**
2K
3K
10**
33 K
25 K
65 K
56 K
119K
IK May
6
12
8K
20
Sale
1
K Jan.
"nH
May
3K
May
51K
:•>' 8 V *
3K May
13
May
25K
95
104
May
4
K Apr.
13** May
31K
IK May
3K
3K May 24
7K
55
Apr. 14 65
20
17 k
Sale
Sale
9k Sale
18 k Sale
55** Sale
11
Sale"
7k Sale
Jan.
8
Mar. 10
1*!
14
Sale
4k
37k
Sale
t78K May 31
29
K
17k
8K
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15
12 k
Mar. 23
J an. 25
Mar.
8
Jan. 11
ft
•
7k May
75
10
10
17
7
6
2
5
31
2
18
7
6
5
51**
15
7
4
Mar.
94
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
17 k
7k
50**
Sale
17
16
21K Mar.
17
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
120
May
37
May
ik May
k May
91
12 k
9k
2
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
"6 HI** May"31
101
2k
2k
3**
10 k
33 k
25**
65 k
56 k
80
10
8
55
89
18
2
Jan.
B
13
4** May
May
May
2
May 24
20
May
2
2
May 20
4k May
3
60 k May 19
May
May
May
May
May
Sale
20
6k
38k
13
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13 k
ik
3**
81
16
Sale
24
Prices.
Jan.
7
7
2k May
May
7k
29
86**
13 k
3**
15 k
.
31
13**
4
28 16
13 46
28
6K
31 28 K
25 103
4
13
31 14
5
21 20
31
10K
31
22
8 33K
27
5K
31 30K
Mar.
Feb.
37 k May
May
62 k
1
38 k
45
8 j*
13
95
Sale
Sale
25
41
20
Sale
Sale
ik May
May
3k May
29
Sale
Sale
30** Sale
25
1
4k May
May
k May
30
May
11
May
71k May
24
May
7k May
12 k May
k Sale
4
100
*
11k May
6
May
2
4** May 16
20 k May
2
95
May
5
1
May 13
9k May
9
k May
2
3
May 24
6k May
6
31k May
7
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8K May
May
6K May
30 K May
3K May
12
May
88 K May
1
May
7
May
K Apr.
2 3* May
3K May
24
May
K Apr.
22
Apr.
2K May
12
May
K Apr.
12
42 **
55
Sale
25
7K
18
2% Sale
16
20
K
VA
7
16"
10
Sale
Sale
12** Sale
3
3**
38** Sale
13k
13 **
Sale
W
Sale
3:61
Sale
%
H
2k Sale
10
5k
10
8K
K
29k Sale
k
16'" 10k
c,
14 k
48 k
6k
27 k
34 k
15
50
Sale
2% Sale
7
9k
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31k 41
_
Sale
c
100
...*
May 31
** May
3
70
Sale
36
5
20 K
Sale
Sale
19**
1SH Sale
13k
Sale
56** Sale
37
30
70
13
Sale
Sale
Sale
25
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Sale
Sale
3k
65
2
15
40 k
17 k
32
10
100
(Wm) Jr...........*
(Blue) certificates
Zenith Radio Corp
2
Sale
102
4
Sale
16*
35
36
115
100"
2**
2
12,088 Yale at Towns
25
87,900 Yel Trk 8c C'ch class B...10
1,090
7% preferred
100
6,900 Young Spring & Wire _...__*
12,400 Youngst'n Sh 8c Tube
"6",200
Sale
28** Sale
z76k Sale
60k Sale
37
..*
3,600
7% preferred.......
16,600 Wilson 8c Co
21,500
"A"....
Preferred
13,500
1,746,300 Woolworth (F W)
164,100 Worthlngton P 8c M
7%
*
•
Wilcox Oil 8t Gas
Wilcox-Rich
A*
Sale
120
20
Westvaco Chlorine Prod
ik
ik
3k
58
7
....
500 Wells Fargo & Co
1
56,600 Wesson OH 8c Snowdrift
•
11,700
$4 conv preferred
_.._*
May 27
May 31
x78H May 31
3** Sale
13
92
13 k
Sale
83 k
5
Vulcan
30k
Sale
Sale
1,810 Virginia Klec Ac Power 6% pf*
30 Virginia Iron, Coal & CokelOO
31
2
hlk
ik Sale
1** Sale
4k Sale
55 k
60
3k
11,300
110
20
,—*
100
7k Sale
12K
12
1** Sale
.100
...
21
31
6
18
Sale
15
16m
100
.
2,900
""800
4k
65
2
95
305,000 Vanadium Corp of America.*
30 Van Raalte Co..——.......*
210
7% 1st preferred.......100
13,100 Va-Caro Chem.......
7,900
7% prior pref
9,100
6% preferred.
20
5
■
Preferred..
13
31
10 k May
13 k May
Highest.
Prices
1
2
Sale
Sale
4k
Sale
4
•
3,850
320
Sale
15
K
2k
37 k
486
Preferred..............100
390 Utah Copper...
......10
247,800 Utilities P 8c I. "A"
37,860 Vad8co Sales Corp..
31
4
28
13
28
31
25
Sale
Price*
•f
84,300 U S Realty k Impt..—.——*
*
96,500 U S Rubber
37,700
8% 1st preferred
100
83,800 U S Smelt Ref 8c Mg
50
Preferred
-50
13,200
100
6,930,810 United States Steel
214,400
7% preferred..
100
10,100 U S Tobacco...
*
10
1,000
1,400
Sale
x78H
k
5
...
600
2,300
16,600
9k Sale
12% Sale
....
950
8,300
90
1** Sale
38** Sale
100
Class B
40,606
1
7m Sale
1,666 U S Express..............100
29,800 U S Foreign Securities Corp.*
Preferred
*
9,100
7,700 U S Freight
*
42,100 U S Gypsum Co.
20
230
7% preferred..........100
*
6,100 U S Hoffman Mach
*
552,134 US Indus Alchol
*
20,700 U S Leathery t c
Class At t c—....... ...--*
21,530
Prior preferred etc
3,300
100
Preferred
2,000
Sale
75
.
.
7% preferred...
1,100
Sale
k
Sale
1,900
3,950
2,310
890
16 H
27
4,530
3,700
104,200
14,700
360,600
H
29
.
2*|
12
Sale
10
10
84
87 k
Sale
8k May
May
6k May
30 k May
3** May
12
May
88k May
1
May
7
May
k May
2k May
3k May
24
May
k May
12
Lowest
Highest
Sale Prices.
Sale
24
180.
690
"i8*i
3
12
3**
Sale
4**
...
820
690
H
01K
30
30
2,700 Universal Plct 1st ref—10ft
131,400 U S Pipe & Foundry....
20
1st preferred
10,600
*
800 U S Distrlb Corp
*
570
800
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
72
300
800
rA
30
13
62
130
1,100
5k
2h
2
T/s
90
.
Preferred
70
5,900
10
Sale
Sale
17
"
2,760
Sale
80
10
22,900
Sale
9K
*
_
Leaf Tobacco
Universal
430
150
23,100
16,360
1
4
100
11,735
.
Preferred
2,600
5,000
1,600
6,100
90
i
100
.........
Preferred ...-.
Sale
Sale
Sale
ll*
22
-
3**
12
60
Sale
39,300 United Stores A——*
84,560
6**
6k
100
United Gas & Impt Co......*
Preferred
*
United Paperboard Co...I00
18,000
Sale
Sale
35
Sale
30
p
33*
Sale
105
2*1
8K
Sale
Sale
1
16
Ask
8%
Sale
8**
100
.
Sale
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
31.
Sale
95
48,526 United Carbon
111,250 United Cigar Stores
1
4,100
6% preferred
100
1,676,745 United Corp...........
*
Preferred..
109,600
800 United Dyewood......... 100
90
12,200
2,700
*
100
...
Ma y
2.
Ask. Bid
10J*
12**
10?*
42**
4 **
20**
.......
Preferred i
174,600
5,800
Bid
92,200 Union Oil, California——.25
38,100 Union Tank Car
1,685,900 United Aircraft & Tr Corp..*
Preferred
50
32,000
3,000 United American Bosch Corp*
1,230
"¥,666
Ma y
Par
Shares.
22,400
4,600
191,400
11,800
exchange-stocks
Jan.
9K Mar.
17 K Feb.
Jan.
9K Mar.
12
8
17
22
8
New York Curb
AND YEARLY RECORD
MONTHLY
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Stock Sales.
Jan. 1 to
I
1931.
1932.
3,251,890
55,021,235
Shares
May 31
Bond Sales.
In
May.
Jan.
347,939,000
May 31_
$87,804,000
420,068,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
NEW TORE
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Shares.
$64,924,000
Jan. 1 to
AGGBEOATE SALES.
Jan. 2
May 2.
1932.
1.
INDUSTRIAL
Shares.
Par.
AND
Ask.
Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices.
2,700
Acetol Products. Inc. A__..
550 Acme Steel
"50
common
Acme Wire Co
2,600
v
175 Adams Millls 7% 1st pf
900
*
25
100
355
8,600 Agfa Ansco Corp
com
*
...
Preferred
1,800 Air Investors Inc com v t c_. *
Convertible preference
2,100
*
400
.
..
Warrants
400
125 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary...50
330
Preference
50
3.900 Alexander Industries.
90
1,100
1.500 All America General Corp.20
700 Alliance Investment com...*
400 Allied Int Inv S3 conv pref..*
100
3,300
18,800 Allied Mills Inc
300 Allied Motor Indus com
89,060 Aluminum Co common
Preferred
12,750
100
6,600
2,150
SX
6
6
1
SX Sale
4X May 13
8X May 31
4X May 13
May 19
10
•
Sale
67
2
1
12 J
3]
X
2X
15
"X ~~2X
May 31
3
May 18
X May 24
67 X May 26
May 12
May 12
67
3X May 17
X May 24
1
Sale
"Tx
1
"l'X
T
X
"x
5*
3*
Tx ""8" "4X "6"
31«
2X
X
2X
X
X
2
5
lo'X Sale"
4X
X
X
X
8X
8
Sale
3X
X
X
12
X
8X
7
Sale
.loo
May
5
2X May 26
3i
10
8
6
May 31
X May
3
May 25
3
34 X
Sale
May 27
X May
9
22
May 28
34 i May 16
11
Sale
11
3X
2X
*
.*
Jan.
5
4X May 13
8X May 31
8
Apr.
2
100
3,200 Alnsworth Mfg Corp com...*
100
6"
100
1,300 Aero Supply Mfg class A....*
Class B
—*
1,400
100 Aero Underwriters Corp
•
575
29
25
t c
Highest
Sale
Sale Prices.
Prices.
MISCELLANEOUS
300 Abbott Laboratories com-..4'
100
75
1931.
1932.
May__
8,117,288
21,680,144
May........
Exchange
51X Sale
64
02X
25X Sale"
36 X Sale
22" Sale"
18
8
3
5X
X
2%
X
23 X
May
2X May
3i
May 31
May 18
X May 24
3
12X Feb.
1
May 12
8
41
Apr.
67
6
May
9
X May
3
May 25
3X
X
28 X
40X
May
May
May
May
2
9
7
6
11
May 31
7
Jan.
Jan. 26
May 26
8
Feb.
9
Feb.
10
May 31
1-32 Jan,
8
Apr.
2% Mar.
5
Apr.
2X Apr.
X May
22
May
34
May
Prices.
30X Feb. 18
6% Jan. 23
16
Jan.
9
3X Feb.
3
81
Jan.
14
5X
2X
12X
3X
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
12
13
3
2
45
Jan.
6X
X
4 X
X
25X
40
27
Jan. 15
Feb.
2
Jan. 14
Feb.
8
Feb.
5
Mar. 4
Feb.
Jan.
8
11
3X Jan.
30
14
7
21
8
14
9
28
16
1-16
9
8
Jan.
4X
X
61X
67 X
19
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
18
16
19
Feb.
19
285
Series B warrants.......
IX Feb.
9
Feb.
17
57
100
Series C warrants.......
3
Feb.
9
Mar.
Series D
IX Apr. 28
8X May 23
7X Apr. 14
4
19
5
Jan.
8
Jan.
4,300
269
Aluminum Ltd
""255
200 Amer Beverage Corp..
900
5,000
1,100
3,500
1,200
3,100
967
""355,
800
2,300
150
Amer
Capital Corp
736 a1^
5X
X
500
25
""355
9,700
350
3,900
7,300
1,850
900
*
725
Common class B
IX
■X
$3 preferred
8X May 23
9X May
2
10
X
3i
3i
X
5
116
5
IX
31«
be
Sale
"~x
"x "ix
*
......
X
6
3i«
May 26
'31X Sale"
$5.50 prior preferred.....
Cigar Co. com..100
Preferred
2X May 31
May 13
May 31
May 11
X May 17
2X May 26
31.
May 26
X May 17
3X May 27
45X May 17
..........100
Meter Co..
*
500 Amer Phenix Corp
4
Sale
3
X
X
20
20
4
2X Sale
X Sale
2X
X
Sale
X
25
7
common
2X Jan.
3f*
2X May 31
X May
2
4
May 17
2X May
X May
May 17
4
a
Sale
"3X Sale'
X Sale
15
17
10
IVs
X
2X
Sale
"ix Sale"
IX Sale;
X Sale
Sale
J*
9
11*
IX
Sale
a
20
8
9
12
9
15
46
32
5X
45
20
45
60
45
60
IX May
X May
14
May
IX May
X May
8X May
10
May
9
May
45
May
31
5
3
31
4
26
20
6
19
IX May 18
X May
2
14 X May 27j
IX May
2
sm May
41
11
May II1
11X May
6
9X May
3
45
May 19
2X Sale
*
2
~May
20
May 18
3
May 17
2~X
May 2
May 18
2
7
8
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
26
25
16
2
5
9
Mar.
5
Mar.
3
Mir. 21
Mar.
1
Jan.
Jan.
5
Jan.
Mar.
6
Apr.
2X May 31
X Jan. 14
May 17
Mar. 10
IX May
Apr.
Apr.
IX May
u/s
Mir. 10
Mar.
9
31
Jan.
12
26 322;
311
Jan.
18
Jan.
11
2X May 20
IX Jan. 27
2
2
6
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Jan.
*A
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 17
r2
12
Mai. 21
3%
8
X Feb.
8X May 26
9
Apr. 15
5X Jan. 29
42 X Feb. 13
5
May 17
2^
20
Mar. 29
12
4
22
Apr.
12
l-ll
13
19
8
Apr.
May 26
May 26
Jan.
22
3
Jan.
Jan.
22
Jan.
20
IX
X
*
300 Amer Transformer
X May 25
X May 25
Saie
Mar.
1-16 May 13
7
X Jan.
X Jan. 29
100
X
Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 27
100
100
Preferred.'.
Feb.
May 26
American
50
1,300 Amer Salamandra Corp
2,900 Amer Thread preferred.... .5
100
9X
May 31
11
8
*
425 American
200
9
9
X
Sale
*
Corp. *
cl A*
26,600 Amer Investors com cl B...*
Warrants
17,000
20
4,245 Amer Laund Mach com
Amer Maize Products com..
2,500
2,150 Amer Mfg Co common
100
50
Sale
com
Common class B
20
144,850
3,000 Amer l>ept Stores Corp.....*
365
7% 1st pref series A
.100
100 Amer El Secur partic pref..20
*
13,400 American Equities com
*
76,000 Amer Founders Corp...
.25
680 American Hardware..
16,400
*855
9X
12.400 American Corp common
*
Warrants
300
1,600 Amer Cyanamid com cl A...*
100
100
Amer British & Contr
11X
1054
*
300 Amer Bakeries cl A stock
""155
May 31
warrants
21,700 Aluminum Goods Mfg.....
100
400 American Arch Co
4,100 Amer Austin Car Com
11,600
25
15
6
7
May 17
3
7
3
Mar. 16
Jan.
4
3
Mar. 11
Amer Utilities & Gen Corp-
1,000
"056
Class B v t c
*
50,700
6,800 American Yvette Co com—•
400 Amsterdam Trading Am shs..
4,100 Anchor Post
Fence
*
com
X Sale
13-16 Sale
200
2.100
600
X
IX
X
Tx "Tx
X
X
2,200
Art Metal Works
com..*
Sale
•
*
com
X May
2
IK May"
4
X May 24
X
10
IX
4
2
'I"" XX
X
X
200 Apponaug Co common
3,800 Arcturus Radio Tube
7,630 Armstrong Cork com
1-16 Mar. 21
X
»16
X
Sale
X May 24
7
1
Anglo-Chile Nitrate Corp
Ex stock distribution
8,100
100 Animal Trap Co of Am com..*
200
li«
2%
4X
X
19 X May 26
29
2X
4X
Sale
1X May
3
May 17
IX May 16
May 13
IX May
3
4X May 10
2
May
2
2X May 11
19"; "29"
IX
3X
May" 19
1
3
3
Mar. 29
1
Feb.
25
X
3^
19^
1X
Mor. 14
Mar. 5
May 26
Jan. 21
3
May 17
IX May 16
X Jan.
2
IX Feb. 26
7
Mar. 29
IX Jan.
7
X Jan.
9
3X Mar. 5
May 13
3X Mar. 8
29
9
Jan.
8
2X Apr. 15
Associated Elec Industries-
4,900
100
""155
""455
100
900
76,600
5,200
1,500
2,600
American deposit rects..±'l
1,000 Associated Laundries com. .*
1,200 Associated Rayon Corp com.*
*
2,500 Atlantic Coast Fisheries
27.200
1,200 Atlantic Fruit & Sugar
3,200 Atlantic Securities com
300
$3 pref with warr
2,200
529,400
14,700
2X
3X
2X
X May
"X "Tx
IX
2X
X
a2
*
20X
IX
4X
32 X
IX
*
com
$3 preferred A
IX
4%
2
Sale
*
Warrants
'...
22,300
2,600 Auto Voting Machine new..*
100
204
1.079 Babcock 5r Wilcox Co
IX
5X
34
IX
Sale
IX
2
Sale
Sale
IX
2
1
4X Sale
Sale
IX Stile
32 X
IX
Conv prior partic new
1,500
*
1,600 Aviation Securities Corp
1.400 Aviation Secur of New Eng.*
""355
.100
100 Bancomit Corp common
Baumann
1,400
4,800
300
1,100 Bickford's Inc
400
1,100
For footnotes
see
page
May 10
X May
4
7X
May 26
May' 9
May
5
May 31
May 31
May 28
May 24
X May 24
6X May 19
2X May
5
2X May
20% May
IX May
5X May
35
May
IX May 12
2X May 16
8
May 19
2X May
5
2X May 11
25
X Apr. 21
X May 24
5-16 Jan.
1-16 Jan.
2
Apr.
16X
IX
4X
32 X
IX
IX
2X
6X
IX
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
May
May
May
Apr.
May
Mar.
5
2
7
19
4
31
28
24
26
19
10
Mar.
3
X Jan. 25
IX Feb. 13
IX Mar. 15
4
1-16 Jan.
5
3X Jan.
15
9
2X Feb. 16
7X Mar. 9
20 X May
36
2
Mar. 26
Mar.
9
2X May 16
2J4<Mar. 15
9
Mar.
7
2X Mar. 21
32 X May 12 n35
45
14
May 25
14
32 X May 12
14
Apr. 25
45
Mar.
14
Apr. 25
18
40
*
40
Mar.
4
Feb. 25
Jan. 14
4
(Ludwig) & Co—
Conv 7% 1st pref
110
7,500 Bellauca Aircraft vtc
19,800 Benef Indus Loan com;
*2 5ft
4
"~X May"24
1
*
..*
Corp
3X
.....
*
Atlas Plywood
Atlas Utilities
3X
....
cum
com
conv
pref
..100
*
1
IX
*
__.*
*
~8X "10X
23
24X
X
8X
Sale
Sale
X
IX
Sale
X ivxay
May
2
8X May 28
6
May 17
19 X May 17
X May
2
9X May
6
6
May 17
19 X May 17
Apr. 11
X May
2
8X May 28
6
May 17
19X May 17
1]
111
10
24
Jan.
Jan.
8
14
53
/
NEW
40
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
NEW YORK.
Jan.
May.
Shares.
"400
10,200
24,700
1,500
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
AGGREGATE SALES
Jan. 2
1932.
1.
INDUS. & MISC. (Cow.) Par
Shares.
200 Blauner s common
*
5,100 Bllsa (B W) ft Co common
»
60,187 Blue Ridge Corp com..
Opt 6% Conv pref
50
85,087
•
3,200 Blumenthal (S) flc Co com
125 Bohack (H C) 7% 1st pref 100
Bid.
7
3
Bid.
32
1
Sale
3
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sale
20
Sale
3X
X Sale
1734 Sale
IX
5
IX
X
1734
134
May
May
May
May
23
31
31
18
'
2
May
34 May
2034 May
234 May
2
2
99
234 Sale
134
34
1734
134
64
Highest.
Prices
Feb.
x9
16
2
Sale
10
89
Ask.
Bid.
16
1
1% Sale
18 34
Ask.
534
4
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
May 2.
Ask.
Sale
15
May 23
May 31
Jan.
6
May 18
Apr. 27
x9
Prices.
Feb.
434 Feb.
234 Mar.
15
3
3
27
Mar.
6
86
Jan.
Feb.
11
13
9
59
Jan.
15
Boston & Maine RR—
20
Prior
25
33
Apr. 21
Apr.
2
134 May 31
534 Apr. 14
Preferred stamped
preferred
100
2,400 Bourjois Inc
1,400
9
„*
...
100 Bower Roller Bearing
434
5 34
3X
IX
4
134 May 31
Sale
334 May 17
*
.
9
Apr.
2
434 Jan.
7
534 Apr. 14
Bowman-Bilt Hotels—
300
1st
preferred
1,300 Bridgeport Machine com....*
*
2,500 Brill Corp class A
300
1,000
Class B
800
2.800 Brlllo Mfg Co
100
1,100
300
300
1,800
900
12,600
5,300
300
9,700
100
Amer
Class A conf pref
800
con
pf*
200
X May 26
Apr.
May
Jan.
May
18
May
1234 Jan.
1234 Feb.
34
X
34
434
34 May 27
134 May
6
34 May 17
554 May 14
2034 May 23
1334 May 18
1334 May 13
134 May 17
May
May
May
May
18
May
1334 May
12 X May
IX
54
854
1%
7X
X
IX
11
20
6% pref with warrants..50
2
12'
X
2
9
14
4
31
4
26
24
4
10
18,500 Cable Radio Tube
y
654 May 25
20 X May 13
800 Carrier Corp
30
ih
x
IX Sale
IX
IX
m
x
com ttc.*
10
Jan. 14
2
134 Feb. 13
134 Jan. 14
X Jan. 13
634 Jan.
5
205-4 May 23
15
Mar. 7
1354 Mar.
2
2054
May" I§
IX Sale
1
154
134 May 31
1
May 28
134 May
154 May
4
3
X
34 May 26
54 May
234 May 16
*
.*
n
17
*
10
*
common
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
common
"9% May~27
17 X
14
234 May 16
1534
May" 9
4
Jan. 25
Feb. 20
2054 May 13
Mar. 28
3-16 Jan. 15
134 Mar. 9
27
234 Jan*
34 May 26
1334 Mar. 3
234 Jan. 26
6
Apr.
4
934 May 27
13
13
12
1
Jan.
5
X
X
X
18
2334
34
134
54
154 Feb.
754 Apr,
754 Apr.
534 Apr.
54 Feb.
May 20
5
300 Campe (The) Corp com
700 Carman & Co conv A stk
7,200 Carnation Co
X May 26
IX
Conv preferred
300 Camden Fire Ins Assn
2!§66
134
*
com
Warrants
1,900
25,300 Burma Corp, Amer dep rets..
30
6,500 Butler Bros
"loo
24
17
27
31
17
26
24
24
28
34
X
34
434
*
3,110 Bulora Watch Co $3.50
400
900
a
Celanese—
American dep receipts
10s
Brown Fence & Wire Co—
900 Burco Inc
1,600
X
7X
K
X Sale
X
X
434
454
dep receipts reg,.10s
'
100
I
*
<
IX
4
Brit-Amer Tub Ord bearer.£1
British
700
X
*
common..
Class A____
Jan.
2
100
9
134 Mar. 9
1334 Mar. 8
2
Apr. 17
13
Feb.
18
Jan.
13
15
10
Jan.
12
6
Mar. 26
10
May 13
20
Jan.
22
Jan.
13
Celanese Corp of Amer—
100
25
100
3*. 900
3,100
7% 1st partlc pref.
100
3,625,
New 7% prior preferred.100
1,300,Ceilulold Corp common
*
650
1st preferred
.*
700
40
2
10
4
•
2,200 Charts Corp
*
common
25 Cherry Burrell Corp
•
5h
13
45 34
2
ex
2X
254
434
2
10
May 13
May 17
25
Sale
8
8
2
May
3
34 May
6
334 May 31
534 May
9
134 May 11
42
3
Mar.
26
25
Jan.
234~May"§
May
3
May
6
May 31
May
9
8
Apr.
5
9634 Jan. 19
34 May
434 May
7
May
6
4
4
•4
in
*
com
60 Chic Burl & Quincy RR..100
100,Chicago Rivet & Mach Co
90
354,700
13,400
300
240
2,300
600
*
100
*
880 Child a Co preferred
5,136.965 Cities Service common
43,300
Preferred
1,300
Preferred B
1,300
Preferred BB
19,500 Claude Neon Lights com
3,100 Cleveland Tractor com
•
2,000
'"loo
10
7
48
554
45 54
Sale
Sale
354 Sale
3454 Sale
2
Sale
12
Sale
1
•
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
11
28
28
8
May 17
434 May
6
6
19
28
3534 May 11
254 May 25
28
May
7
54 May
4
234 May
3
3 34 May 28
be May
3
334 May 16
May
3
434 May 27
"434 May"27
20
2h
X
IX
4
34
Sale
34
154
28
Common vot trust ctfs
3
Mar.
1-16
8
3
10
4
334
lOOjColumbus Auto Pts conv pf_*
400jConsolidated Aircraft com..*
X
X
4X
4
28
7
1334 Feb.
1
434 May 27
3 34 May
1-16 Jan.
Jan.
5
434 Jan.
154 Feb.
2X
1234
27
5
Jan. 28
Apr.
8
5
Jan.
4
Mar.
9954
30
3
Sale
1
6
19
Apr. 27
134 May 28
10
May 28
234 Apr. 23
20
May
6
34 May 19
154 May 28
17
Jan.
6
3
7
8
434 Feb.
H May
9
54 Jan.
*
300 Cohn & Rosenberger com..
12,200iColombla Syndicate
1
400,Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg25
l,600,Columbla Pictures Corp com *
11.100
134
10
234
..*
*
800 Club Aluminum Utensil
""300
.
6
Jan. 16
IX May 11
Jan.
234
454
7
15
May 13
25
May 17
134 May 11
20
25
17
•
200|Chain & Gen Equities com..*
5.900 Chain Store Stocks Inc..
14
2
9,300iCentrlfugal Pipe Corp
200
1.200
25
10
16
3954
40
9
Jan. 30
634 Feb. 19
5334 Mar. 9
434 Feb. 10
Mar.
45
2
9
154 Jan.
334 Jan. 19
1
54 Feb.
_
334 May 16
34 Feb. 17
1454 Feb.
7
734 Mar. 14
754 Feb. 18
434 Jan. 27
234 Jan. 14
Consul Automatic
400
14,100
Merchandising v t c.
2001
$3.50 preferred...
5,525 Cons Retail Stores Inc
......
1,125
..*
•
com.*
500 Consol Theatres Ltd v t c._*
Continental Chic Corp com.*
1,500
450
Convertible
400
300
300
200
100
1,200
•
24",700
"2,366
900
Preferred series B
Convertible
(W B) Co
pref
—
—
1
i
i*
11,600
be
3
"34 May"4
May
3
May 14
19
IX Sale
X May
U May 13
48
May 10
4
7% pref with warrants. .100
*
3
4X
9% Sale
2
2X
3X
4
134
334
2 34
334
X May
71
434 May 13!
4834 May 10,
2
May 12
334 May
3
May 12
May
71
*
5
*
Sale
*
•
2X
8
Sale
Sale
2
1
134
' Sale
8
154
12
2
May 31
134 May 13
10
May 24
3
May
6
"l3i"May"6
13
May
6
1-32 Feb.
34 Feb.
34 Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
12
Apr.
134 Jan.
34
34
34
134
134
X
434
4834
2
34
234
1934
134
Mar. 31
May
7
Jan. 11
May 10
134 Apr.
7
334 May
3
854 Apr. 11
2
May 31
34 Feb.
8
134 Apr. 19
734 Jan.
5
19
7
Mar. 15
Apr.
1
Feb. 16
Feb. 19
Jan.
2
25-4 Jan.
334 Jan .
14
14
Jan.
19
5
4934 Mar. 14
334 Jan.
934 Jan.
14
15
2
Mar. 12
834 Jan.
9
134 Jan. 14
234 Mar. 8
18
Mar.
5
£1
Am
dep rets for ord stk req
25
100 Crane Co common
Preferred
..100
75
—
2,600
8
2
2X
X
»
common
$r3 pref A with warr
5,300
2,000 Copeland Products Inc
237,200 Cord Corp
3,700 Corporation Sec of Chic
11,800 Corroon 5c Reynolds com
'
$6 Conv pref A
6.500
50
»
X
IX
be May
IX
...100
Coon
Courtaulds Ltd
«.
,
...100
1,600 Cooper Bessemer Corp com.. *
300
«.
1
preference.._•
200 Continental Secur common.*
Continental Shares Inc—
2,028
8,000
2,000
1-16 Sale
Crocker Wheeler Elec Mfg..*
334 May
3X
454
Sale
2
154
13,
334 May 13
'154 May" "5 "234 May"11
2
534 Feb. 26
334 May 13
534 Jan.
27
5
Mar. 28
Jan. 28
534 Jan.
6
1434 Mar. 22
434 May 19
134 Jan.
2
1434 Mar. 22
5
Apr.
2
234 May 13
13
1334 Mar. 16
1-32 Jan. 11
1
Mar.
1
1934 Mar. 9
65
Mar. 29
50
Feb.
17
134 May
7
53
Crosse & Blackwell Inc—
200
""300
1,000
S3.50 pref without warr— *
400 Crowley Milner & Co com—*
4,100
Crown Cork Internat cl A__*
4X
IX Sale
134
2
134
Sale
3
Crown Zellerbach Corp
1,950
1,300
16 conv pref A
*
10
3,400
100
6 34 % pref with warr
300
100
2,000 Curtis Mfg Co (Del) A stock.*
100 Curtis Mfg Co (Mo)
5
500 Curtiss Wright Airports v t c *
5,400 Curtiss Wright warrants—
U<W
«.
300
2,400
100
100
5,300
10,800
95,600
107,700
1254 Apr.
*
com v t c
700
rn.rn.rn.
434 May 19
254 May 13
Cuban Cane Products warr..
200 Cuban Tobacco
1,100
434 May 19,
134 May 25,
Cuneo Press com
Davennort Hosiery
*
1
18
15
!§*
14
1334
234
1534
1-32 Jan.
11
1
Mar.
1
14 J4 May
60
34
1-16
34
1434 May 24
May 26
May
6
60
3
134
X
14
13
1
24
May 26
34 May 16
1054
Sale
9
Sale
34 May 10
4J4 May 31
54 May 25
34 May 10
654 May 11
X May 11
May 12
34 May 23
May 25
1034 May
2
1434 May
May
34 May
4
Apr.
34 Mar.
1-16 Jan.
60
9
24
26
16
29
29
4
May 25
13
Mar. 11
4
Apr. 29
Mar. 29
Jan.
14
11
Jan.
8
Decca Record Co Ltd—
American
shares.
Deere & Co com
....
.100
De Forest Radio v t c
•
934
IX
Sale.
Sale
6
34
Sale
434
54
Sale
34
Sale
Sale
34 May 10
434 May 31
54 May 25
34 May 10
1434 Jan. 15
134 Jan.
8
De Haviland Aircraft Co Ltd
100
"3", 166
mm
mm
m.
m.
m.
40,700
20
—
—
900
1,800
»
«,
*•
»
mm
800
Corp
1,300 Draper Corp..
2,900 Driver Harris Co
600
mm
Detroit Aircraft
30
X
•
Sale
34
_*
32
2X
3
154
134
2654 Sale
1
...*
common..
10
334
5 34
May
May
May
1934 May
234 May
1
24
234
54
154
Sale
X
Sale
Eastern Util Invest class A_*
X
1,600
Sale
Sale
26
31
27
28
31
3534
134
2634
2034
334
May 12
May 23
May
2
May
3
May
7
7% preferred
100
10,800 Dublller Condenser Corp...*
*
179,900 Durant Motors Inc
200 Durham Hosiery Mills B com *
♦
3,500 Duval Texas Sulphur
800
be
*
80 Dixon (Jos) Crucible Co. .100
1,300 Doehler Die-Casting
*
*
2.900 Dow Chemical Co com
400
600
350
m
dep rets ord reg shs..£l
100 Diamond Shoe Corp com
100 Dictograph Prod Co Inc
~
mm-mm
«.
Am
600 Edison Bros Stores
com
1
34
«
5ie
May 12
34 May
4
34
54 May 20
be May 21
X
34
34
54
34 May 25
54 May 10
34
54
34
34
34 May
34 May
4
134 Mar. 18
34 Jan.
5
734 Apr. 29
1
Apr.
1
32
May 26
1
May 31
24
May 27
1834 Feb.
9
234 May 31
66
Feb. 16
5-16 Apr. 18
34 Apr.
4
1
Apr. 28
34 May 25
34 May
4
*
3
Jan.
4
26
134 Mar.
34 Feb.
734 Apr.
1
Apr.
66
Jan.
334 Feb.
3534 Mar.
2234 Mar.
18
2
29
1
11
5
3
22
Mar.
Feb.
3
16
134
Jan.
34 Jan.
134 Apr.
X Jan.
18
12
27
11
134
Jan.
5
Feb. 18
9
66
4
Educational Pictures Inc 8%
150
2,000
5,300
7,600
1,900.
2,900
pref with com
pur warr. 100
24,700,Eisler Electric com
*,
*
20,150,Elec Pow associates com....*
191,100
Class A
*
9,900 Elec Shareholdings com
*
6,000
$6 cum pref with v» arrants
250 Elgin National Watch Co..25
For footnote*
«eee
oaae
53
8
1
634
6X
334
38
IX
8
7X
4
42
134
434
434
154
33 X
154
5
4
154
35
1
Sale
1
334
Sale
Sale
254,May 25
3
134
19
2
Sale
May
6,
254 iMay 26
134 May 26
19
May 31
134 May
4
May 10
534 May 10
2
May
9
33
May
3
5
Feb.
12
Jan.
14
1
Jan.
234
854
854
454
4934
1134
Jan.
9
254 May 25
254 May 26
134 May 26
19
May 31
1034 Jan. 12
Jan.
14
13
Mar.
9
Feb.
Mar. 12
Jan.
18
NEW
YORK
NEW YORK
Jan. 2
May
1932.
1.
Jan.
Shares.
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
Ask.
Bid.
Par
INDUS. A MISC. (Con.)
Shares.
Lowest.
Ask
100
Class B
*
common
1-16
*
700 Empire Corporation com
"
Y.eod
4.430 Fajardo
100
"""900
Flat Amer dep rets..
.
.1
VA
V£
5
3k
Sale
6
7H
14}*
5k
6
400
1,900
300
300
New capital stock
100 First Nat Stores 7% 1st
100
4,300
"8,200
73,650 Ford Motor
Class B
1,575
175
4k
5k
5k
6k
5%
..*
com
of Canada cl A
334
2
934
2k
k
*
Flintkote Co class A
800 Foltis-Flscher Inc
"
2
3k
9
*
700
300
Conv
2
30,200
3,400
3,400
29,500 Fox
lk
Sale
Sale
4k
2k
3k Sale
8
Vs
3-16 Sale
k
k
k
May 26
18
34 May
5
6 k May
3
5 k May
2
13
May 20
10
May 28
"lkMay"31
5
5 k May
2k
May 16
~8k~May~~7
14
May
4
3k May
13
r4k May
3-16 May
2
12
2
May 27
May
Theatres class A com...*
25 Gamewell Co 86
25
conv
Sale
1
*
k May 31
Sale
Y.
78
3k
7-16
•1 k
Sale
jk
k
-a
k
k May 26
k May 28
ik
2,100
:9k
lk
Sale
3%
May
5
May
2
May
lk May
1134 May
6k
2k
2k
Sale
2k
2k
Sale
19
10
17
28
28
5 k May
31
General Rlec Co of Great Brit
American dep receipts.._£1
28,100
..*
4,500 General Empire Corp
5,300
600
400 Gen
Fireprooflng com.....•
*
1,200 General Leather Co com
Gen Theatres Equip Inc
100
100
$3
...*
pref
400 Gerrard (S A) Co com
58.600
2,900
cum conv
•
•
200 Gilbert (A C) Co com
400
*
229,545
100
300
50
1,650
3,300
1,200
3,100
.
..»
*
2,800
750
k
k
134 May
22 k
26 k
Sale
Sale
8k
Sale
f
13k
May 13
19
k May 24
k May 24
k May
2
May 27
May 31
Sale
....
9 k May
4
May
3
3
'8k
3k
9
Sale
"6k "7"
Sale
3
lk
Sale
5-16
Sale
Sale
May 21
lk May 28
3-16 Sale
3-16 May 31
lk
1
12
11
8
11
6k
52
Sale
146
100
*
100 Gt Lakes Dr & Dock com
1.000 Great Northern Paper Co..25
10
lk
Sale
2
Sale
Sale
27 k
16
May
May
May
lk May
2
May
2k
11 k May
Sale
20
May
Sale
112
May
Sale
103k May
7
9
14
k Sale
6
3 k
}4*
40
7
....
116
Sale
Sale
112
Sale
105
2
11k
20
117 k
126
5
May 21
1 k
May
7
2
1
May
6
6
7
May
5
5
1234 May 10
27
1 k May
5
4
2
May
2
1434 May
31
26 29 k May
27 11734 May
May
27 130
18
May 31
96
96
10
5
5-16 May
"l"8~ "May" 17
Sale
96
25 Greif (L) & Bros 7% pref..100
225 Greif Bros Cooperage class A
May 17
May 31
$7 pref with warrants....*
•
9.800 Grocery Stores Prod v t c
Guenther (Rudolph)
100
Law Inc
common
V.lOO
100 Hammond Clock com
Handley-Pagc Ltd—
Am dep rets partic pref
300
6,200 Happiness Candy St cl A
135 Harnlschfeger Corp com
1,100
_
-
-
1,300
Hazeltlne
Corp
300
7,750
1,700
300
100
—
-
-
-
•
*
*
..*
200
9.100
1,900
•
100
"
2,600
200
7,300
2,900
50
•
""700
1,800
2,700
3.200
14,500
"".ioo
200
300
if.
'4,
100
"
Conv
preferred
._*
800 Interstate Hosiery Mills
5,900 Irving Air Chute
com.
300
4,100
200
------
1,100
*
•
Warrants
300
9.400 Johnson Motor Co com.....*
Jonas&Naumburg Corp—
S3 Convertible pref
*
700
5-16
14
k
"~5k "12"
5
2% May
_
k
5k
k
2
k
30 k
lk
4k
lk
40
27 k
"18 34 "23"
17"
18
1,300
5,600
1,500
2k May 25
% May
4
6 k May 26
18
May 26
V
k
15k Sale
22
21
May
3
34 May
4
6 k May 19
18
May 26
134 May 19
5
1534 May 31
21 k May
16
6k
3k
Sale
Sale
2k
1
3
1
Sale
30
4k
2k
12
Sale
4'k Sale
Sale
13 k
9
Sale
k
13K
1J4 May 17
May 16
30
154 May
May
5 k May
334 May
12
May
17
4k May 31
2
May 31
May 14
12
30
16
11
7
14
16,500
lk
6
Sale
9
28 k
lk
30
2
30
4
6
2634
k
Sale
19"
Sale
k Sale
1
May 21
14
2
k
k
18.14
k
15
k
k
May 16
May 19
May 31
May
6
May
2
May 13
27" May 11
lH
4
7-16 Sale
6
10
6
3H
4
lk
5k
8
2k May 27
"is May 19
10
May
3
6
May 27
2
3
2k May 16
k
11
12
10 k
3
10 k
8
Sale
16"" Sale'
lk
4
May 26
k May 27
k May
£1
28
3k Jan. 13
28x1534 Jan. 25
k
34
634
2334
3k
4
9
May 17
k May 27
lk
2k
2 k May
34 May
1034 May
6
May
3
May
27
3
26
27
2
11
3k
2
lk
1 k Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
2
634 Jan.
334 Jan.
14
3
4
Sale
10
134 May 25
3k
lk
5
lk May 25
14
16
31
31
12
7
234 Apr. 29
634 Apr. 28
12 34 Jan.
7
134 Mar. 31
16
Apr. 11
34 May 16
34 May 19
1834 May 31
34 May
6
Jan.
May
May
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
34
k
1634
2 34
5-16
15
26
27
7
7
18
13
May 31
334 May
6
4
May 26
11
May 26
434 May 20
434 May 26
Jan.
7
134 Jan.
26
5
234 May 25
14 k Jan.
4
13
22
Mar.
1
Jan. 14
134 Apr.
34 Jan.
6
11
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5
4
734 Jan. 26
k Feb. 29
834 Feb. 24
21
Jan.
7
334 Apr5
134 Jan. 20
4
Feb. 13
29
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95
Mar. 16
9
2
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Mar. 29
3334 Feb. 11
1134 Mar. 3
4
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44
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7
234
634
14 k
2 34
1934
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
2
8
7
2
4
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6
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15
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40
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2 34 Jan.
27
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30
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1
134
1634
534
134
2
15
8
19
15
14
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Feb. 23
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7
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2
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5
5
Hi
Mar.
7
Apr.
7
234 Apr. 13
34 Mar. 15
41
Feb.
16
k Feb.
134 Jan.
3
12
10
6
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 17
134 May 25
3
Feb. 15
May 31
334 Apr. 14
85
15
85
10
10
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
2
4
15
15
434 Feb. 13
534 Jan.
9
k
1
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1 k
May
4
4
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4
4
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lk
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15
8
Jan. 19
34 Mar. 11
1 k Apr. 27
6
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17
Mar. 9
4234 Jan. 25
118
Feb. 11
150
Jan. 14
7 k Apr. 11
23
Mar. 4
96
May 31
1234 Jan. 12
134 Apr.
8
k May 16
Jan.
5
234 May 25
k Apr. 26
5k Apr.
8
18
May 26
134 May 19
134 Jan. 20
3 k Feb. 20
1534 May 31
95
Mar. 16
Jan.
16
9
May
May
May
112
May
10334 May
7 h Apr.
Jan.
17
96
May
134 Jan.
May
4 34 May
2
May
1034 Apr.
2
5-16Jan.
12
Jan.
30
4
Mar. 30
May 21
134 Apr.
May
Apr.
May
2*
19
5
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134 May 28
34 Mar. 18
1
18
1
5
9
13
Jan.
24
Mar. 30
7
14
23
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434 Jan.
1
May 27
May 31
1
k
k
4
H
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2
734 Jan. 20
34 Mar. 14
16
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7
3
9
834 Mar.
534 May 31
634 May 27
May 31
34 May 24
3
27
20
2
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lk
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L
lk
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15
American shares
2k
"~k Sale"
20
f-2
For footnotes see page 53.
1334 May 18
1
200 Kobacker Stores com
Kolster Brandes Ltd—
48
May 19
834 Jan. 20
3
Apr.
9
44
100
Klein (D Emll)
2
19
10
5
2
Mar. 24
8
3
50
1
36
11
com
Jan. 11
Mar. 1
Jan.
6
Jan.
6
4
44
lk May 19
26
k May 16
k May 16
k
k
k
g
19 k
Co common..*
Klelnert (J B) Rubber com
*
Knott Corp common
*
10 Jones & Laughlln
"
Mar.
634
6k
k
k
6
3
3
Mar.
25
7
.
1.400 Internat Products com ....*
*
100 Internat Proprietaries A
700 Internat Safety Razor cl B.*
*
14,300 Interstate Equities com
.4.
1
lk Apr.
Apr. 15
234 Apr. 26
13
Jan. 14
*
Internat Cigar Machinery..*
300 Internat Holding & Invest
100
Mar. 23
4
5
Imperial Chem Industries—
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
Steamship
Jan. 13
15
234 May 25
7% preferred
100
Houdaille Hershey Corp—
50 Interlake
5
Feb. 15
May
5
May 3
Feb. 25
13
May 20
10
May 28
34 Mar. 12
234 May 25
2k May
"g"" "
400 Imperial Tobacco Co of Can.5
3,100 Imp Tob of Gt Brit & Irel..£l
2,100 Industrial Finance v t C—.IO
1.225
7% cum preferred
.100
51,528 Insull Utility Investment...*
$6 2d pref with warrants.*
3,800
20,200 Insur Co of North Amer—10
27,200 Insurance Securities Co. ..10
'
1.100
2
6
Jan.
7
34 May 24
100 Illuminating Shares A stock *
200
2
Jan.
734
34
634
834
k May 23
1134
Helena Rubinstein common.*
Conv preferred class A...
200
12,900 Huyler's Co of Del com....
800
7% pre/erred
100
33,600 Hydro-Elec Secur com.....
13,200 Hygrade Food Prod com....*
2.350 Hygrade Sylvania Corp
7.800
Jan.
1434
16
27
25
5
9
26
26
28
11
26
8
31
27
2k May 25
8
..*
900 Hires (Chas E) class A com..*
*
300 Holophanc Co Inc conF
•
600 Horn (A C) Co com.
75
Feb.
3
k May 24
%
k
Sale
..*
300
7% 1 st preferred...
13.150 Horn it Hard art com
—
2,200
'
*
2.200 Heyden Chemical Co
200
Mar. 12
4
Apr.
7
134 Jan. 11
Jan. 26
734 Mar. 9
134 Mar. 2
5
lk
Russell
..5
14,900 Hachmeister-Llnd Co
2,200 Hall (C M) Lamp Co
"
2
24
1234 Feb.
Grier (S M) Stores Inc—
50
100
18
9
19
May
5
May
34 Jan.
lk May
1134 May
11
31
24
5
3k
34
138
6,500
7
1
15
7 34 May
6
1
19 k
4,020 Gt Atl dc Pac Tea 1st pref. 100
Non-voting common stock *
4,370
25
134 Apr.
1634 Feb.
134 Mar.
48
May 19
6 k May
3
2 k May
2
2 k May
3
48
2
1
12
1,630
1,910
26
Feb. 17
k May 26
% May 28
2
2
3
9
3 k May
7-16 May
634 May
7
May
May
k May
6 k May 27
3
May 31
k
3-16
Sale
2
12
2
Sale
*
Common class A
83 cum pref with tour.
•
Gorham Mfg Co com v t c... *
•
28,200 Gotham Knitbac Mach.
•
900 Grand Rapids Varnish.
8,350 Graymur Corp
2,400 Gray Tel Pay Station com...*
100
3
.*
Goldman-Sachs Trading
28.600 Gold Seal Electric Co
Gorham
Inc—
4,900
5k
5
.*
100 Golden State Co Ltd
34,500
8k
1
3
lk
k Sale
7
6k
k
9-16
Exch..*
100 Godchaux Sugars class B
'""166
11
7
2k
k
Sale
7k
5
6k
7
6k
16
Preferred.,
35,473 Glen rtlden Coal Co
12.800 Globe Underwriters
5,100
1,500
5-16 Jan. 13
234 May 31
6
48
7
1
*
1,900 Garlock Packing Co com..
•
29,465 General Alloys Co..
39,700 General Aviation Corp com •
2.200 General Capita] Corp com..*
7,000
3,900
Jan. 27
20
34 Jan.
3 k May 31
Sale
Sale
*
pref
334 Feb. 24
20
3 k Apr,
8
34 Jan. 26
7% preferred
.. *00
150
80 French Line Amer shares
600
Feb. 24
134 Mar.
2H
2
*
A
k
May 11
7k May
6
27
25
5
9
26
26
28
4k May
5
May
k May
5 k May
3 k May
11 k May
10
May
4
34
34
12~k
2k May 31
Sale
2934 Mar. 31
34 Feb. 15
k Apr.
134 Apr.
1034 May
5
May
1
Apr.
2
Apr.
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9 k Apr.
4k May
5
May
34 May
534 May
334 May
1134 May
10
May
k Jan.
lk May
k Apr.
534 May
12
May
May 26
3k May 10
k May
5
lk May 26
Sale
"l
2k May 31
k May
5
12
•
preference
1.500 Franklin (H H) Mfg com
l,0OO
4k
5k
k
5k
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1
k
7k
Foundation Co foreign shs
class
434
5k
Sale
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
200
5
lk
Sale
•
Amer dep rets..Ord reg £1
176,600
1,200 Ford of France Am dep rets.
1,600 Foremost Dairy Prod com...*
21,400
k
2k
1034 May 26
5
May 18
10
pf.100
500 Fishman (1) & Son class A.
""700
k
3k
4
4
Feb.
30
May
Mar. 31
Feb. 15
Jan.
8
1-16 Feb.
k May
*
300 Finance Co (Bait) cl A com..*
Fire Assn of Philadelphia
10
300
24
4
May
24
2934
34
1634
334
k
Sale
3
...
300 Film Inspection Machine
300
4
11-16
—.
....
•
Feddera
6,800
1,700
May
173^
k
Mfg Co class A.....*
2,400 Federated Capital Corp.....*
6% cum preferred
25
1,400
.*
5,600 Federated Metals Corp
1,000
1-16
..
900 Fan steel Products luc
"""200
Sale Prices.
k
Sugar.
..100
200 Fanny Farmer Candy com..*
200
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Tool..*
10
1,700 Fageol Motors Co com
1,300 Fairchild Aviation class A.
200 Fairey Aviation Amer shs.lOs
300
11-16
18
1,700 Employers Re-insurance.._10
100 Ex-Cell-O Aircraft A
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
24
30
17 H
Class A non-vot com......*
Highest.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
2.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Emerson'* Bromo-Seltzer—
500
200
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
AGGREGATE SALES.
May.
41
CURB EXCHANGE
Jan.
20
4
1
Feb.
10
134 Mar. 30
Jan.
20
NEW
YOEK
EXCHANGE
CURB
AGGREGATE SALES,
PRICES
NEW YORK
In
May.
Jan.
Shares.
500
1.
1932.
400 Kruskal & Kruskal
:
v
com
*
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Lowest.
May 31.
May 2.
Ask,
Ask,
Ask. Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
10
Bid.
May 12
Sale
10
Prices
May
250 Landers
Frary & Clark
£2434
134
26 34
21
1
25
X
Sale
18
27
1
34
IX
18
May 28
X May 11
90
800
6,100
7,900
37,800
1,600
6,500
3,800
55,000
2,000
6,600
200
5,600
}
300
Lefcourt Realty com
10
434
Preferred
14
Lehigh Coal Ac Nav__
.103^
Lerner Stores Corp com
•
Libby McNeil & Llbby
Lindsay Light Co
10
400
Marlon
1,700
11
7
8
354
434
2
J
3", 900
Steam Shovel com..*
50,000 Mavis Bottling Co of Am
14,500 Mayflower Associates Inc
21M' May
5
X May 11
6
.
Sale
3
X
Sale
10
IX
»
25
Sale
2954
4
4 34
Mead Johnson Ac Co com
25 Melville Shoe 1st pref..:
1,922 Mercantile Stores Co
"466
50
X
"44"" "48
X
1
22'
21
X
42
15"" "23
100 Metal Textile Corp pref
200 Met 5 to 50c Stores com B
100
200
$2
non cum
10
400
X
32 X
800
10
100
»
com
Mock-Judson-Voehringer
32 X May 26
50
200
600
1,000 Murphy (G C) Co
300
3X
11,300
200
200 National
200
1,100
18,700
4,500
Natl
Baking Co
y»
x
X
.
X
X
Bancservice Corp
Nat l Bond & Share
200
200 National Candy Co
100
200
100
IX
2,425
400
100
1,600
10,900
400
*
100
900
•
com
1,400
2,100
IX
2
Sale
•
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Corp
8
14
10
13
12
15
1
10
134
....
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*
3
3X
1
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1
254
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3X
IX
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X Sale
2X Sale
1934
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19 X
X Sale
%
19
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9
94
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9
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1
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1
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2
18
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13
15
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12
16
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IX
X
Sale
23 X
25
20
23
18
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IX
4X
4
5
3X
6
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*
11
*
12
X"
3
19
87
.100
Shipbuilding Co
20,800
Founders shares
*
108,062 Niaaara Share Corp (Md)_.10
...
70
X Sale
Sale
Preferred
3*
IX
9
X
134
8
2
2X
3
Sale
*
com
IX
9
Nitrate Corp of Chile
100 North Amer Cement
500
b
Sale
"3"
10
2,900
Novadel Agene
.
100
100 Oilstocks Ltd
4,700
•
•
new common.
3
17
1
24
27
11
May 17
X May 24
20 X May
6
5 J4 May 11
May
7
May 31
May
9
May 12
May
May
May
M ay
May
May
26
23
14
X May 10
May 25
X May
3
May 27
854 May 23
X May
2
6
20
May
6
May 31
1
May
6
2134 May 17
1%
634
3X
434
May
4
May 24
May
5
May 31
May 16
154 May
4
634 May 24
3X May
5
434 May 31
1234 May 31
May 27
OX
Sale
334
4
2
34 May
2
May 31
"lX "3"
8
Sale
IX Sale
5X Sale
8
May 31
8
134 May 31
1
May 16
434 May 27
6
534 May 27
634 May
ii«
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2
1434 May
May
70
Sale
2
May
May
2
2
May 31
154 May
2
134 May
2
May 23
be
2
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May
3
2
2
26
33
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29 X
34
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234
8
2634
33 X
X
"2" "4
2834 May 26
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2
234 May 25
3134 May
54 May
254 May
6
5
26
27 X May
16
6
41X
X
1
»
li8
*
Parke Austin & Lipscomb—
Conv partic pref...
._*
6,500
7,200 Parker Rust-Proof
26
27 X
25
27 X
X
IX
X
2X
X
IX
2'
13 X
Sale
!
May 20
234 May 26
X May 11
IX May 18
com
800
177,068
Class B
Pennroad Corp com v t c
400 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg..:
850 Peooerell Mfg Co
"'"230
see
page
53
3X
15
3X
14 X
Sale
•
*
50
100
3X
3X
1334 May 26
3X May
5
13
May
May
May
10
May
1434 May
534 May
134 May
Sale
13
2234 Sale
•
650 Patterson Sargent Co com..*
500 Pender (D) Groc Co cl A
•
250
300'
14
8
Parke Davis At Co..
450
25
234 May 26
X May
3
4
1J4 May
26
10
15
Sale
18
334
6
234 Sale
IX Sale
134 Sale
10
31
4
20
26
24
31
75
15
May 10
434 May 27
10
May
1554 May
May
1234 May
15
May
6
May
134 May
31
16
7
17
5
19
24
3
2554 May
3
4
18
8
8
18
8
19
16
14
Mar. 17
11
4
Jan.
5
Jan.
14
61
Mar.
4
69
Apr.
6
7
15
Jan.
32
May 18
32
May 18
134 May 27
234
Feb.
6
36
34 Mar. 19
34
34 Mar. 29 3-16
30
Apr. 12 30
34 Mar. 5
34
Apr.
Mar.
8
5
2634 Mar. 28
134 Mar. 21
55
May 4
4
May 11
234 May 25
60
Apr. 14
554 Jan. 26
12
Apr. 12
Feb.
1
18
Feb.
Jan.
8
27
Jan.
18
Feb.
25
Apr. 12
Mar. 5
334 May 17
834 Feb. 18
154 Mar. 18
31
Mar. 11
234 Jan.
15
7134 Mar. 14
6
Mar. 11
3
Apr.
28
72
Mar. 10
10
14
Apr.
Apr.
2
Feb.
3
Jan.
7
7
5
134 May
4
54 May 16
18
May 20
23
Apr.
1
354 May
54 May
254 Jan.
1
May
54 Apr.
1854 May
534 May
534 Jan.
IX Feb.
354 Feb.
1
May
354 Feb.
2354 Feb.
534 May
22
3
2
23
2
17
21
27
11
5
7
May
834 May 31
86
34
34
134
1534
34
Feb.
11
1
17
16
19
11
534 Feb. 29
Jan.
9
14
18
29
34
5 13-16
34 Jan.
May 25;
6
3
54 May
254
854 Mar. 2 10 X
6
54 Apr.
154
18
May 31
2334
254 Jan. 19;
254
2,
34 Apr.
134
5
2
Apr. 29
Apr. 25
Jan.
2
Jan.
4
May 23
Feb.
X May
354
34 Jan. 22
134 Apr. 29
634 May 24
11
354 May 16
May 31 101
Apr. 25.
34
Jan. 14
34
May 26'
354
2
Apr.
20
May 14
154
X May
154 May
1254 May
19
6
Mar. 10
Jan.
14
Feb.
29
21
Jan.
Apr. 28
Jan.
22
Mar. 22
Jan.
Jan.
12
5
19
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2
Jan.
34 Mar. 21
25^ Mar. 9
2254 Mar. 21
Mar. 23.
7
434 May 31
54 Apr.
8;
11
Jan.
1
Jan.
15
15
19'
Jan.
22
3
Jan.
4
31!
Feb.
18
1234 May
Apr.
134 Feb.
54 May
3
Jan.
154 Apr.
5
Apr.
8
May
2
20
3
31
834 Apr. 28
134 May
1
May
34 May
4234 Apr.
534 May
31
16
27
21
27
65
4
2
19
9
31
12
Xt May
2
Apr. 30
bo Jan.
12
Apr.
Jan.
May
May
Apr.
May
21
23
2
25
8
30
754 Mar.
2 X May
54 May
154 May
34 Feb.
17
34
2754
34
234
26
26
11
18
11
Feb. 27
173
3
7954 Feb.
Jan.
20
54 Jan.
454 Jan.
9
19
2
Mar.
8
734 Mar. 18
534 Feb.
334 Jan.
6
May
46
Apr.
854 Jan,
26
13
23
21
7
34
334
34
34
3754
134
634
12
8
15
21
94
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
36
Jan.
15
1334 Jan.
16
8
17
9
8
234 May 26
54 FeD. 13
254 Jan. 13
1
Mar. 13
1234 Jan.
354 Jan.
1654 Mar. 7
634 Feb. 19
x4X Apr.
5
1134 Apr. 13
20
May
4
10
May 20
1434 May 26
10
19
Apr. 27
55
Mar.
3
j,*
37
2354 May 26
Jan.
134 Jan.
8
94
36
•
600
8
Feb.
2
*
200
For footnote*
3X May
2
1
May
4
3X May 10
31
14
X Sale
.5
Co.).
28,800
6
31
4
14
3
16
12
2
23
31
X May 25
X Sale
Outboard Motors cl B com..*
8,700 Pan American Airways
II,500 Paramount Motors Corp
1,400
1,050
2,
2,
•
.
Class A conv pref
61,800
1,777 Overseas Securities
1,500
1,100
10
4
*
com
com
800 Ohio Brass class B
2,900
3,100
16
27
May
May
May
3
May
60
May
834 May
12
May
1
May
IX May
3X May
20
May
55
5
.5
900 Northwest Engineering.....
*
100 Northwestern Yeast Co
100
'300
IX Sale
IX Sale
ahs
1,300 Northern Warren Corp pref.*
1,600 North & South Amer Corp A*
200
4
11
25
6
5
4
14
4
100
(Cosactv Ctfs for ord
39,400
13,900 Noma Elec Corp com
9,300 Noxdon Corp Ltd com
200
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
10!
67
B
16,000 NUes-Bement-Pond
4,500
2,000
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
*
com
54 Jan.
5234 Mar.
10
18
12
N Y
"8",255
9
18
17
IX
6X
100
May
2
15
'8
Class
"is
IX May
2
May 23
X May
3
X May
6
234 May
4
12X May 14
18
"x ~"x "x "~U
234
900
9
16
IX
..900
IX
18X
X
X
IX
12 X
1
1.378 N Y Auction Co common
*
500 New York Hamburg Corp. .50
200 N Y Merchandise Inc
*
800
2X May 27
6
16
4
May 28
234 Mar. 3
434 Feb. 10
3234 May 26
69
Apr.
6
34
3X
5
500
12,300
32
May
7
5
834 May 31
834
86
May 31,101
34 May 12
34
5
8,100 New Mexico 9c Arl* Land_..l
2,900 New Process Co common
*
100
May
3
May 18
31«
IX
6
7% preferred
900 New Haven Clock Co
12
5
8X Sale
86
1
Sale
4
5X
200
Y.Ioo
X
18 X
5X
5
100
200 New Amsterdam Casualty. 10
3,601) Newberry (J J) Co com
*
1,800
X
254
1
1
100
734
^354
4
3
Nelson (Herman; Corp
800 Neptune Meter class A
600 Nestle Le Mur Co cl A
5
7
20
13
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
18
3X Sale
34
IX
325 Neisner Bros pref
4
11
8
134
634
354
54
2834
2
1X
3X
20
54
1,958
9
15
Feb.
134 May 28
1
com.*
25
Feb.
5
2
12
13
700 Nauhelm Pharmacies pref..*
1,005 Nehi Corp com..
•
100
10
*
common
13
43
IX May 28
2X
8X Sale
warrants....
100 National Tile Co
2
4
4
334 May 17
60
10
*
*
4
12
31
25
5
134 May 28
4
Sale
5
2 X
Conv partic preferred
4,900 National Union Radio
100
IX May 27
55
,*
com
9,000 National Sugar Refg
"""366
45
8
100
Nat Short Term Sec A
150 Nat Steel Car Corp Ltd
"""200
10X
IX
Warrants
1,000
46,100
900
45
6134
*
50 Nat Secur Invest 6% pref.100
3,200 National Service Cos com...*
""500
60
..*
11,100 Nat Rubber Mach com
I,700 National Screen Service
100
2 34
*
400 National Leather Co
1,000
44 X May
29
1
15
2
*
com
Class B
2,000
4,000 National Investors
125
5)4% preferred
l",206
May 16
May 18
ContainerCorp—
Common
$2 convertible pref
4,050 Nat Dairy Prod pref A
800 Nat Food Prod class A
"
4X
454
»
Corp...*
200
Nat
4
X
*
com
6
19
1834 Feb.
1254 Jan.
734 Feb.
25
*
com
1,100 Nachman-Sprlngfllled Corp.*
14,300 National American Co..
*
40,400 National Aviation Corp
*
4,400
10
6ie May
*
834 Morison Elec Supply com
*
900 Mtge Bank of Colora Am she..
200 Municipal Service Corp
*
400
10
3X May 17
440 Montgomery Ward & Co A..*
1,700 Moody's Invest Service pref.*
2,400 Moore Drop Forgings cl A
*
600
100
May 17
IX May 17
IX
"16" "25"
16
IX
*
780 Minneap-Honeywell Reg pref
1,500 Miss River Fuel Corp warr
700
Jan.
31
5
6
14
16
May 28
34
*
div stock
700 Miller (I) & Sons
Feb.
17 X May
2
50
12"
400 Midland United Co common.*
200 Mid vale Co
*
100
May 11
X May
4
22 X May 28
Midland Royalty Corp—
$2 conv pref
;
500
25
May
1
May
OX May
5X May
3
May
1
May
6
May
X Mar.
X May
4
20X May 25
a
Midland Steel Product—
200
11
14
10
26
10
X
M
20X Sale
29
32
5,800 Merrltt Chapman Ac Scott..
300
6)4% preferred
100
1,700 Mesabi Iron
700 Metal Ac Mining Shares com. *
""706
Feb.
Jan
Jan.
Feb.
2X
IX
234
501 Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
500
2954
134
34
3034
54 Mar.
May
54 Jan.
5
Apr.
334 Feb.
X May
2034 May
Sale
100
100
14
11
28
15
16
"34 "1
*
15,200
Feb.
May 25
IX May 17
29
400 McGraw Electric Co
2,100
May 11
11X May 27
6X May 10
10
May
6
434 May 16
IX May
4
6X May
6
May
2
Jan.
10
5
134
600
-
10
26
31
5
6
24
25
10
14
50
May Hosiery Mills Inc—
400
6X
11
14
19
Jan.
Apr.
May
Mar.
Feb.
%
$4 pref with warrants
_*
800 McCord Radiator Ac Mfgvo!.
2,300
8
10
5
3
May
1
May
6X May
5X May
3
May
1
May
6
May
X May
Prices.
Jan.
834
1634
54
34
28X
65
200 Maryland Casualty Co
10
200 Massey-Harris Go Ltd com.
«...
IX
3
634 Sale
3
6X
9X
4X
IX
%
56
Mangel Stores Corp—
50
6)4% prefwith com pur w.*
1,000 Manning Bowman A: Co cl A.*
4,200 Mapes Cons Mfg Co
*
1,700
5
1734
common. 10
Louisiana Land Ac Expl com.*
40 Ludlow Mfg Associates
*
10,800
—
7% prefwith warrants..100
Sale
10
12
Lane Bryant Inc—
90
Highest.
Sale Prices
*
15,800 Lackawanna Secur
1,100 Lakey Foundry & Mach
400 Land Co of Florida
100
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 2
INDUS. & MISC. (Con.) Par
Shares.
810 Kress (S H) & Co spec pf_.10
"3", 800
IN MAY.
Price
CUEB EXCHANGE
Since
2354
Jan.
22
May 31
Jan.
25
May 26
Jan.
13
7
1834 Jan.
13
15
29
Jan.
354 Jan.
354 Jan.
22
15
25
3634 Mar. 22
37
Jan.
PRICES
AGGREGATE SALES,
NEW YORK
In
Jan.
Shares.
10
7%
Milk
200
Class
35
56,590
5,400
200
100
5,500
4,400
-
550
....—...25
A
3,850
preferred A
5
Sale
1
3
Sale
Sale
2
1
1%
1%
2
X
U Sale
1
15
%
22% Sale
28%
22
%
13"" "15% *l6"" "12%
%
2
5% Se)le
64 34
% Sale
-.*
60
2
1
3%
54%
1-16
30
34,200
11,000
%
2%
6% preferred
100
100
-
*32
Sale
Sale
J32
Sale
2% Sale
Reliable Stores
com v
*
t c
*
*
com
%
22,100
5,500
6,600
3,350
*
19,300 Reliance Management
..... *
73,200 Republic Gas Co
10
25,950 Reybarn Co., Inc
*
21,900 Reynolds Investing com
900
775
%
X
1%
1% May 27
1% May
2
2% May
2
18
28% May 12
6
28
5% May 16
13
May
5
1% May 27
May
6
IX May 27
May 28
May 26
X May 2
5% May 16
10
May 23
Class
1
May 16
2% May 31
May 26
3io May
3
1 % May 26
xs2 May
2
2% May
6
May
15
Bi« May
1
May 16
3% May 14
May 24
% May 3
2
May
2
x32 May
2
2% May 10
54
,80
May
4
May 26
2%
X
Sale
%
2
May
2
% May 1'9
% May
2
3i e May 10
2% May 21
% May
5
% May
2
3ic May 10
May 12
14" May"l2
%
12%
10
20
% Sale
%
Vs
1H
%
%
13i#
2
1%
17 X
IX
%
100
33
700
1,500
1,600
*
2
8
50
*
*
_.*
1
Sale
%
X
%
X May 11
% May
5
X May
2
% May 9
1%
Sale
1
Sale
26,200
1,850
167,200
St Regis Paper
150
210
7% preferred
Safety Car Heating A
1,100 Schlff Co
Co
Ltg.100
10
100
com
200 Schulte Real Estate Co.
—
50 Scoville Mfg Co....
—
—
1,700
10,400
tea
*
Util Shares, com..*
board
%
%
12%
Sale
%
5
%
0%
3
14%
30
8
10
1%
%
e
Sale
20
20
20
28
2
13
26
24
9,100
1,500
2,400 Selberllng Rubber com
*
1,500 Selby Shoe Co com...
...*
•
63,000 Selected Industries com
Allot certifs full paid.
26,300
9,250
%5X prior stock
._._.*
*
33,400 Sentry Safety Control..
200
9,400
8.2QQ
3,40„
3,100
14
3% Sale
2%
2X
1%
Sale
20
5
15
IX
1
X
May 20
1X May 26
20
..."
1 Yx
1
—
m
—
—
—
—
"3 Yx
1
X May 18
May
5
3ie May
2
%
%
4~
Signature Hosiery com vtc..*
Silica Gel
Corp com v t c
*
8,200
Pub Co conv pref
1,500
*
10,305 Singer Mfg
..100
Singer Mfg Ltd
£1
Am dep rets ord reg shs
3,700
1,850 Slsto Financial Corp
*
6,940 Smith (A O) Corp com
*
100
500
500
1,400
170
70
Sale
1
Sale
X
IX
Sale
Sale
%
30%
%
Sale
May 21
8
2%
Sale
1
Sale
Sale
Sale
% Sale
29% Sale
30% Sale
4
"14""
25
IX
8X
2
Sale
7*
24%
20
Sale
Sale
IX
1UU
200
IX
125
5
11
10
%
......
Sale
5X
% May
5
2
24
May 25
% May
May
May
X May
29% May
30% May
% May
2% May
10
May
% May
6
May
1
8
21
Sale
%
V
%
Sale
106
7
5
Sale
4
Sale
40
500
2,200
May
% May
%
20
75
Sale
1% Sale
3%
5
11
14
100
«.
m
m
«
—'
Starrett
(The) Corp
900 Stein Cosmetics Co
—
IX
X
100
1%
Sale
%
1%
Sale
2
26
31
27
31
31
13
27
21
7
27
6
21,100
400
*
*
*
3,700
Sun
Investing Co
com
Taggart
C
>rp com
5,900
23,600 Tastyeast Inc class A
22,000 Technicolor Inc common
1,100
9,300
5,600
..
•
900
300
5,600
Tobacco Secur Trust Co
"i"80j
1,800
Trans-Lux
>
6,300
Class
•otnofees aee page 53.
\
*
Jan.
22
1% Jan.
14
Jan.
1
11
3-16 May 10
Jan.
27
8
Mar.
2
26
Jan,
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
26
2
26
24
29
6
Mar. 26
Jan.
14
Mar. 21
Feb.
5
Jan.
26
7
Mar.
1-16
Jan.
4
Jan.
18
Apr.
4
Feb.
5
%
2%
xl3%
1%
% Apr.
Apr.
May
X Apr.
% Apr.
2% May
14
May
2
Apr.
7
Apr.
Feb. 25
Jan. 28
Mar. 17
Jan.
6
% Jan. 12
1
8
8% Mar. 30
Feb.
Jan.
25
16
9% Feb.
4
38
3
11
31% Feb. 29
5% Feb. 19
50
Apr. 25
16% Jan. 29
X Apr.
6
18% Mar. 30
% May 19
18% Mar. 30
1% Jan. 25
14
May 20
1% May 26
20
May 21
Feb.
4% May 31
4% Mar. 30
May 25
% May
2
1
May 26
8
May 31
% May 27
28% Jan.
4
28
Apr. 14
% Apr.
2
2
1 % Jan.
7% Jan.
24% May
6
19
10
Jan.
Jan.
14
2
Jan.
12
Jan.
26
Mar.
10
1% Jan.
45% Mar.
2
10
14
9
Mar. 17
42
2
1
Jan.
27
3
Feb.
19
May 21
% Apr.
4
May 27
20
Jan.
20
2
Jan.
11
2
10
26
29
21
Jan.
12% Mar,
9
6
May
6 34% Jan.
99% Jan. 13 100
Jan.
19
75
18
16
25
3-16 Jan.
18
% Apr.
5
1% Jan.
15
May
May
3
9% Mar. 14
May 25 134
Jan. 11
5
May
May
3
May 25 106
1% May
4
May
12% May
108
May
18
% May 26
75
1% May 18
2
4
Apr.
81
5%
12% May 25' 59
May 10 109%
3, 108
1% May 4
4
May 16
25% May
9
10 109
May
1% May
2
4% May 27
X May 18
X
X
X
X
X
1
5
75
%
1
2
9
7%
X
IX
Sale
3
IX
%
"X ""3r
10
3X
4%
11% Sale
1
IX
22
24%
'~2% "4%
10%
1%
11
IX
19%
2%
9X
%
....
May 12
May 10
May >10
"4%
9%
1
18%
7% May
2
X May
3
5
May 25
3
May 24
9
May
6
1
May 23
18% May 27
18
Sale
14%
Sale
20%
2%
Sale
3
20
Sale
3% Sale
\X
2
16
2%
Sale
21
$
X Sale
2
1%
%
1 %
2%
7%
12%
1%
Jan.
8
19
30
Mar .29
Jan.
May 28
May 28
1% May 26
7
10
% Jan.
X May
3
% May 20
19% May 17
6
May 23
24
May 21
5
% May 18
5% May
1% May
4
5
May 10
75
May 10
7% May
X May
5
May
3
May
11
May
1% May
19% May
2
3
25
24
6
11
11
14% May
May
2% May
'""% Sale"
%
Sale
10
2K
19 m
5%
15%
Tg
"
18
2%
10%
1%
14
Sale
1% Sale
1%
Sale
6
May 23
May 21
Apr. 19
9% Alar. 7
% Feb.
4
24
5
% Jan.
2% Jan.
8% Jan.
2
21
11
Mar. 23
Mar.
8
29
15
Mar. 30
9
Feb.
15
Mar. 29
4% Jan.
5
May
6
1
May 23
18% May 27
13% Jan.
2% Jan.
19
Jan.
18
Mar. 15
May 28
10
May 28
1% May 26
7
1
%
%
1%
15%
%
%
3
2
May
Apr.
May
Feb.
May
Apr.
May
26
30
26
4
26
6
31
1% May 23
1% May
2
%
Sale
% May 31
1 % May
6
% May 31
\lA
11
11
Mar. 11
Jan.
Sale
8% May
% Jan.
% Jan.
30
1
1%
10
6
May 17
1% Mar.
5
% Jan. 28
Jan.
8% Apr. 29
1% Apr. 30
May 17
1% May 23
8% May
15
15
80
9
5
Sale
Ism
% May
1% May
5
22
Jan.
5
18% May
2
% May
7
»u May 21
Sale
*
14
Jan.
8
Jan. 14
Apr. 27
Feb.
4
3
2
2
15% May 26
% May
7
% May 31
\
1
Jan.
1% Jan.
3
23
12
22
11
19
2
23
X Mar.
May
Apr.
75
Apr.
% Mar.
7% May
% Jan.
1
5
2
20
28
% Feb.
9
% Jan. 30
19% May 17
6
May 23
22
May 24
5
Apr. 19
4% May 27
% Mar. 22
1 % May 14
o
*i6
1
3
May 26
X May 2
% May 26
^
2
Sale
Sale
2X
Sale
18%
Sale
Sale
2
1 % May
6
10
iviay
;
Plct Screen
common
3
Feb.
%
%
%
%
%
%
Ltd
Am dep rets ord reg shs..£l
2,900
Am dep rets def reg
5s
1,400
*
4,500 Todd Shipyards Corp.
67,800 Tran scon tlnen tal A1 r Transp*
100
*%
Sale
.*
*
14
19
30
15
29
14
24
5
*
300 Tenn Products Corp com
*
3,400 Tobacco A Allied Stocks....*
•
3,300 Tobacco Prod Exports
115,200 Tobacco Prod of Del new w I.
"
For
*
...25
145,873 Swift A Co
15
107,100 Swift International
4,600 Syrac Wash Mach B com...*
89,800
69,000
1,300
3.600
_.*
$.1 conv pref.
200 Super Maid Corp
A
X
*
Stutz Motor Car Co
4,000
700
X
100
com
"
m
Jan.
May
5
May
2
May
7
May 14
May 2
34
May
6
35
May 12
% May 3
3
May 12
14
May 10
% May 2
7% May 2
25%
%
1%
8%
%
5
% May
3
% May 20
19% May 17
6
May 23
22
May 24
X
X
%
%
X
X
945 Stroock (S) A Co
2,400
2% Jan.
May
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
1% Jan.
1$
•
1,100 Stromb-Carlson Tel Mfg
100
200
6
May 26 102
Mar. 14
Apr. 18 103% Mar. 17
2
%
*
275 Stetson (John B) Co com
*
800 Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
....*
50
70
2
50
com
b% cum pref....
900 Stein (A) A Co com
200
6%% cum pref
100
12
5
27
120 lire
10U Stahl Meyer Inc common
*
200 Standard Cap A Seal Corp..*
17,900
8,600
"""900
Jan.
3-32 Jan.
4%
*
Typewriter v t c
Snla Viscosa Ltd
16
% Jan.
1% Apr.
1-32 Apr.
A Corona
1,000 Standard Holding Corp cl A.*
1,600 Standard Invest $5% pref..*
•
14,400 Standard Mot Constr..
'
'
«•
.
May 26
3
2
21
2% Apr. 13
3-16 May
13
5% May
5
118
Am dep rets ord bearer shs.
2,000
Am dep rets ord reg shs..£l
1,800
1,200 «3n|egel. May A Stern 6 H pf 100
200
6
3
4
X May 19
Spanish & General Corp Ltd
300
52
3-16 Jan.
15,100
1,100
16
May
2% May
40
May
4% May 31
Sale
Sale
1
4%
24
24%
% Sale
4%
%
500 ,Snlder Packing new w 1
Southern Corp com
*
200 Southwest Dairy Prod com.*
_
800
Sale
100
Preferred
Smith (L C)
1,650
10,900
4
1% Feb. 15
5% Feb. 15
65% Mar. 7
May 16
2% May 31
Boardman
Simmons
5,615
X May 20
May 20
May
9
1
May 11
% May 13
4% May 11
18
May 13
1
9
Preferred, series AA....100
100
«.
53%
2%
30 X
20
com
220
1,600
Jan.
19
19
1
8
2
—
12% Mar.
Apr.
20
11
5
1% Jan.
16% Feb.
1
2
15
%
1
25%
29
4,950 Sherwin-Williams Co com..25
1,975
—
10
25%
1,100 Sheaffer (W A) Pen com
12,755 Shenandoah Corp com
*
20,500
6% conv preference
..50
500
3,100
7,100
Sale
Sale
7
*
600 Seton Leather
200
11
.
3
May
llYx
Securities Allied Corp—
3"506
47% Jan. 20
19% Mar. 3
2
% May
25
Non voting stock
58,100
_._..*
2,000 Securities Corp Gen'l com..*
*
7,300 Seeman Bros common
35,600 Segal Lock A Hardware com *
19,100
Feb. 16
Feb. 15
Jan.
4
Jan. 14
Mar. 9
28
14
29
23
23
X
%
%
%
13%
4
13%
....
X May
May
May
% May
X May
2% May
14
May
1
8
*
400 Russeks Fifth Ave Inc
275
11
May
13% Apr.
% Apr.
5% Apr
10
May
18
1
1
May 11
Sale
%
%
34 Yx
200 Ryerson (JosT) A Son Inc..*
3,800
May
6
1% May 27
1
Sale
X
Sale
1
X
Sale
%
1%
12%
X
%
*
Common
1,000
7% conv preferred—
1,300 Rlke-Kuniler Co com
15,600 Roosevelt Field Inc
13,600 Rossia Internat Corp
2,000 Royal Typewriter com
4,600 Ruberold Co
100
5
1
Bros Co
Richman
600
200
*
Mar. 10
Jan.
8
Jan. 20
Mar. 9
42%
1%
3%
3%
Mar. 28
1
Feb.
4%
15%
%
10%
2% Apr. 22
May 28
*x6 Jan.
14
8
May 31
3
May 18
46% Feb. 15
102
Richmond Radiator
200
■
Prices.
90
May 25
14
3
3ie
1
14
16
3
1
..*
B........
X
Sale
X
2%
18
3% Sale
14
Reliance Internat com A.
2,700
900
%
1%
*
100 Reliance Bronze & Steel
m
Sale
2
1
...
800 Reeves (Daniel) com
400
14% May 27
% May 10
9
May
3
3
May 18
70
Radio Products com
1,300 Raytheon Mfg,
100
m -m
80
100
....
2,^uu Railroad Shares Corp com..*
900 Ry A Utility Inv Corp cl A.10
600 Rainbow Luminous Prod A.*
8U0
May 25
May 17
1
52
53
a
Sale"
2%
%
2
2% Sale
52
Sale
2
"
4
64%
370 Quaker Oats com...
300
2% May
2
14
May 28
% May
2
8
May 31
3
May 18
80
3
Sale
Sale Prices.
*
Hosiery
*
24,200 Prudential Investors com
$6 preferred
*
2,100
65,900 Pub Util Holdg without war *
Cumulative preferred.
5,800
Warrants
94,000
2,700 Pyrene Mfg
10
6,600
1,400
6,500
1,800
May 25
Prices
11
38
32
19
McCallum
Mill'' Co com
700
100
250
8
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices.
14
1 Yx
2X
*
Partic conv stock
Propper
2,100
2% Sale
13%
16%
%
X
Lowest.
Highest
Lowest.
Ask
Inc—
Prentice-Hall
200
Sale
19
Sale
10
IX
3
2%
*
2,600 Pratt A Lambert.....
1,500
9
14
3
>°/4.
2%
50
Pitts & Lake Erie RR
400 Powdrell & Alexander.
100
2%
14%
X
19
10*
.......*
*
300 Pie Bakeries Inc com..
200
7% preferred
.....100
*
1,000 Pierce Governor Co
60,000 Pilot Radio A Tube class A.*
22,800 Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
Con*
12,800 Pittsburgh Plate Glass com 25
3,400 Polymet Mfg Corp com.,
*
1,000
1,000
■—
15-
*
t'hoenlx Securities Corp
Bid.
8
10
new
Ask
Bid.
90
.._.100
pref
8,700 Philip Morris Inc
8,500
2,400
Bid.
(Con.) Par
& MISC.
INDUS
Pet
Ask.
May 31.
2.
May
1932.
420
7,500
Jan. 2
1.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN MAY.
Price
CURB EXCHANOE
Since
May.
43
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
NEW
24
19
Mar. 15
2
18% Jan.
Mar.
26
8
2
Jan.
6
Feb.
3
13
Feb. 25
S»
24
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
13
2
2
% Mar. 8
% Jan. 11
9% Mar. 17
2% Apr.
7
18% Mar.
3% Jan.
2
8
2% Jan.
14
44
NEW
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
aggregate sales.
PRICES
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan.
1.
INDUS. MISC.
(Concl.)
Par
16,200 frl-Continental Corp Warr_.
19,400 Tri-Utillties Corp com.
*
Triplex Safety Glasa Ltd—
Am rets for ord. shs. refi£l
4,600
600 Trunz Pork Stores Inc
*
.
Tubize ChatiUon
.
Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
May 31.
May 2.
Ask.
Ask
Ask. Bid.
Sale
A May
3-16
Sale Prices.
4
5 A May 25
12
9
12
9
May 24
Sale
v t c
39,300
»
10,100 Tung Sol Lamp Wks com,.,,*
2,200
$3 cum conv pref_.
*
VA
2
3A
15 A
5
20
20
24
...
Financial Corp."
Common
1A May 14
17A Sale
434
5
"3 A Sale
19 A
17
3 A May 31
17
__
8A
2A May 11
3
4 34 May
Preferred...
.......
'lA
254
4
2A
150
11
12
*4 Sale
VA Sale
A
10
.
May 14
May
6
35
May 14
May
6
35
2
May 13
2
May 13
2
8 3A
10
A Sale
A Sale
a
Sale
1
2
A May 13
*i6 May 26
A
lA
10
15
A May 25
May 25
34 May 11
1
May 2
10
•
Class B
1
33
S
Finishing
Sale
lA
common
29
»
S Playing Card com
A
18 A
10
Reclaiming..
32%
25 A Sale
Sale
H
253* May 31
33
A May 24
May 6
2H
:::::
1634
4
2
May 16
22
2A
24
6
1A
4
Sale
1A
2A
Sale
25i
VA
A sale
1034 Sale
Sale
A
1934
1
2
M
13 A
M
Sale
124
11A
"""A'May
2
May 11
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
11
28
24
2
25
18
27
13
16
May 3
May 28
May 24
134 May
2
234 May
6
A May 18
1634 May
3
A May 10
1334 May
7
A May 12
A May 14
.
A May 16
May 26
39
2
A
1A
2 A
A
10
A
12
•
20
4
•
3
*
VA Sale
7
Sale
A
33
♦
•
*
24,100 Van Camp Pack com
3,700
7% pref
.......25
26,100 Vick Financial Corp com..lit
700 Vogt Mfg Corp
500 Wagner Electric Co com
15
100 Wahl (The) Co common
*
2,400 Waitt & Bond Inc class A._#
2,100
Class B__.
........*
7,400 Walgreen Co com
•
2A
8A
Sale"
8A
1A
6A
„
1A
Sale
A
A
3A
2H
a
2 A
5
3 A
H Sale
lA Sale
1A Sale
334 Sale
4
"lA
2
8
5
A
A
3A
5
1
May 2
May 14
3 A May 31
634 May
54 May 16
A May 16
354 May 27
2 A May 21
54 May 2
54 May 16
May 20
234 May
4
9
5
1054
934
1154
VA
11
2A
934
VA
16
10A
3
10 A
2A
3
9
Sale
May 28
May 31
May 17
934 May 13
1 yH May 20
934 May 12
2 A May 28
xSA May 27
A May 20
254 May
7
834 May
2
A May 20
9
1
9
........
& Worts common
..'
1,900
New common..
4,600
New cum pref.
6,600 Watson (Jno Warren) Co
2,000 Wayne Pump Co com..
400
Convertible preferred
.
,
*
A
1
*
Sale
VA
3
834 Sale
A
'/
Ao
1
IB*!?
36" "37"
33""
8
iH
Sale
33
*
common v tc
Sale
20
15
10
20
1234
A May
S3
3,400 Wli-low Cafeterias com..
*
600
Preference........,......*
2,900 Wilson Jones Co com
UTILITIES
7A
Sale
6A
1
9
H
10
l;
6
Sale
9
10
A
1A
Sale
*6 preferred
4
634 May 26
1
May 9
10
May 18
5J4 May
May 16
9
47
Foreign Power
*
Preferred....
1st preferred
Assoc Ga» &
Klec,
$5 preferred
6,825
4,300
63,900
com
........ ...
1,700
2,600
500
Sale
Sale
Sale
34 Sale
34
A
Sale
*16
li«
1!*
3A
37A
•
5-16
Sale
16
20
25
134 Sale
15 A Sale
Sale
l6" Sale'
•
27
4%
Sale
5634
"2"' "534
1A
4534
Sale
Sale
Sale
"234 "5"
134
37
Sale
Sale
A
1-16
39
Sale
134 Sale
234 Sale
134
Sale'
Sale
53
134 Jan.
25
12
6
Jan.
4034 Mar.
30
Apr.
54 Jan.
234 Apr.
60
Jan.
16
27
14
23
2
5
Apr.
9
34 Apr. 27
234 Mar. 3
Jan.
16
54 Jan.
22
4
30
Jan.
H Mar.
23
Jan.
2
6
16
34 Apr. 11
34 Jan. 14
634 Mar. 23
5
Jan.
2
12
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
14
19
19
Jan.
234
4954
334
1134
2
19
234 Jan.
7
May 20
Feb. 27
5
5
1034 Feb- 19
A Apr.
9
1134 Jan. 15
434 Mar. 18
1134 Jan. 14
134 Feb;
5
30
Mar.
15
15
Jan*
6
Mar.
8
34 May
634
134
10
7
May 26
May 19
May 18
May 6
1034 May
4
354 Mar. 12
334 Apr. 15
834 Apr. 19
54 Jan.
2
1
Jan.
3
Jan.
36 3<
851
Jan.
6
29
4
15
Mar.
8
5354 Mar.
2
.
Apr.
34 Jan.
4
8334 Apr.
634 May
1
May
10
May
534 May
20
11
11
26
9
18
3
7 A Jan.
62
7334 May
6534 May
47
1834 May 11
134 May
6
*i6 May
3
34 May 10
74 34 May 25
134 May 26
1554 May 28
7234 May 23
10
May 31
18
May 27
May
6
May
6
May
3
May
6
May 27,
May 28
2
May
3,
4634 May
9,
1834 May
9,
86
May 12 j
34 May 3
254 May 19
134 May 31
37
May 31
10
May 25
86
May 12
A May, 3
May 14
34 May 25
154 May 21
May 20
534 May 27
bo May
1234 May 2
*
,Telep Utilities.
134 May 25
79
98
9A
20 h
Cables & WirelessAm dep rets A ord sh
5,800
see page
May
5
May 27
May 27
May 10
22
cl A.._*
£1
Am dep rets B ord sh....£l
Am dep rets pref sb
..£1
1734
34
34
34
62
Int-bearing allot ctfs.
Warrants.-.............
11,700
3,700
9
May 28
1
May 31
834 Apr.
9
9-16 Jan.
6
Mar. 12
6654 Mar. 29
54 Feb.
8534 Feb.
8
16
1054 Mar. 9
234 Jan. 16
20
Feb. 17
1034 Mar. 30
1054 Mar. 15
Mar.
Mar.
4
Feb.
47
May 20
May 26
93
Feb
9
6
9 34
8
Sale
Sale
A
"lA
Sale
7
Sale
1534 Sale
h
134
.
234
2754
7634
1634
18
334
AAA
May
98
May
7
May
1534 May
79
May
A May
May
*i6
134
134'
1A
"lA
134 May
65" May 5
134 May
234 May
2
2
2734 May
7
634 May
5|
34 May 19
1234 May 25
134 May 14
6 79
May 6
31 10734 May 18
9
31
May 9
31
2034 May
4
10 79
May 10
7
6
7
34 May 18
*i6 May 18
134 May 7
Jan.
21
Jan.
18
34 Jan.
14
85
1754 Apr.
54 May 27
34 May 27
2834 Mar. 29
34 Mar. 16
6
2
434 Jan.
2
7234 May 26
27
Jan. 19
Mar.
3
Jan*
A Jan.
434 Jan.
1
8
2
88
Mar. 31
27
5
Mar.
395
Jan.
Jan.
134 Apr
6
1554 May 28
70
Apr. 11
885
19
7
14
Mar. 14
10
24
Jan.
26
Jan.
.
May
Apr.
234 Feb.
134 Apr.
37
May
10
May
7
31
25
86
May
12
34 Apr.
29
4
18
1-16 Jan.
79
•
88 int-bear allot ctfs
Associated
234 May 21
2
May 31
7234 May 26
Sale
2
*
1,400 Bell Telep Co of Canada..100
500 Bell Tel of Pa 6 34% pref.,100
188,887 Brazilian Tr Lt 8c Pr ord
*
16,300 Buff Niag 8c East Pow pref.25
1st preferred...
4,600
For footnotes
18
81.60
275 Associated Tel & Tel
100
3h
36 H
4A
*
200 Assoc Telep Co 81.50 pref
300.
59,980
2,300
Sale
Sale
54
Oass A...
40
3,500
Sale
A
434
86 cumulative preferred -.*
10 Appalachian El Pow 87 pref.*
252,100 Appalachian Gua com...
*
Warrants
4,200
370 Arkansas Pow & Lt $7 pref--
25
Sale
Sale
1
25
6 % preferred
25
900 Amer States Pub Serv class A
533,700 American Superpower...
*
II,600
210,600
245^
2%
183* Sale
134 Sale
34
%
H
34
*
warr..
com
Amer Lieht & Trac com
33,325
5,900
13
16
28
14
4
6
16
26
4
31
9
Feb.
34 Mar. 28
83
50 Amer Elec Power 86 pref
May 20
May 26
62
__._.*
-...
40,700
Class B.
43,766 Amer Commonwealth Pow clA
Class B_.
34,000
50
86.50 1st preferred
*
175 Amer Dist Tel N J pref
100
Amer 8c
271
10
Par
Gas Corp
*
Amer Cities Power 8c Lt Corp
Class A..............
19,100
50
American Gas & Elec
2
2l<
34 Apr.
7
54 May 16
354 Jan.
5
4
3,600 Allegheny
102,000
498,600
2,700
41,900
2,400
27
47
I,621 Ala Power Co $7 pref.......*
800
13
Apr. 26
134 Apr. 13
20
9
134 Mar.
May 26
854 May 26
May
2
May 13
May
6
5134 May 17
7
10
30 Youngstown Sheet 8c Tube pf
PUBLIC
2534 May 31
29
Apr.
6
5
34 Apr.
48
75 W Va Pulp & Paper 6% pf_100
1,600 Williams (R C) tic Co
•
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
Am dep rets ord shares.. 5s
Amer dep rets 6% pref_..£l
11
16
Feb.
16
20
1,600 West Virginia Coal & Coke_*
200
9
Jan.
Jan.
10
May 31
May 26
8 A May 26
13
19
May 26
16
10
200 Westfield Mfg Co common..*
575 Westvaco Chlorine pref
100
127,300
A Apr.
34 Jan.
10
May
34 May
12
May
34 May
34 Jan.
6
Jan.
3
Apr.
A May
33
May
134 Jan.
334 May
Apr.
334 Jan.
10
May 26
834 May 26
33
49
May
2
May 14
May 18
May 28
5
6
7% 1st pref
100
Western Tablet 8c Stationery
500
2
134 May
234 Apr.
40
Jan.
5
254 May 28
854 Apr. 15
34 Jan
54 Feb.
234 Feb.
33
May
5
May 14
6
May 18
49
May 28
*
Western Maryland Ry—
230
Feb.
Feb.
2
13
Mar. 29
26
Mar. 12
1
18
5
.
Mar.
12
Mar.
2
2A
.
8,650 Welch Grape Juice
•
2,700 Western Air Express Corp. .10
400 Western Auto Supply com A *
2,425 Western Cartridge 6% pref.
10
534 Mar
634 Mar.
2
May 13
1634 Mar. 10
34 Jan.
2
234 Jan.
8
173
Apr. 12
May
1134 Feb.
34 May
5-16 May
173
Apr.
34 May
734 Mar. 28
A Apr.
9
Walker (Hiram) Gooderham
42,200
27
54 Apr. 20
May 14
1?4 Mar. 31
1
20
*
lOO.Universal Insurance Co
600.Universal Pictures
15,100 Utility Equities com
3,350
Priority Stock..
7,900 Utility & Ind Corp com
16,500
Preferred...
Warrants..
2A
•
warr
800jU S Shares Financial
600
5
A May 28
A May 14
A
Holding Corp.l
1st preferred with
U S Lines Inc pref
U
3154
2*
13
60
United States Foil class B__*
U S & Internat Sec com
*
U S Rubber
3754
A May 24
May
6
5
6A
2]
*
U S Financial
U
34 May 25
May 25
.
U S Dairy Prod class A
Jan.
10
*
.....10
.
Jan.
9
3-16
May
9
634 May 31
1-16 Jan.
154 Jan.
Preferred
25
United Stores Corp com vtc_*
United Wall Paper
...*
....
24
2
*
3,200 United Shoe Mach com....25
16,700
2,300
6,300
1,200
900
1,250
12,300
9,050
20,750
4,300
3,125
1,000
17
May 11
May 11
A May 26
dep rets for ord reg__£J
United Porto Rlcan Sugar
Conv partic pref
1,500 Unit Profit Sharing com
22
7
1ie
United Molasses Go Ltd—
50
134 Feb.
5
334 May 31
16
Jan.
4
18
6A
35
2%
10 United N J RR & Canal Co 100
900 United Milk Prod com
•
550
7% Cumul preferred...100
300
654 Mar. 10
1034 Apr.
4
.
May 9
May 31
May
6
"634 Sale
A Sale
754
__*
2,600
$3 cum par tic pref
*
9,200 United Dry Docks com
•
414,300 United Founders Corp com.*
Am
Prices.
134 Feb. 15
54 Jan. 15
434 Jan 23
9
May 24
534 May
1034 May
United Chemicals Inc
300
Sale
4
7
2
1,300 Union Amer Invest com
*
12,000 Union Tobacco Co com
*
1,700 United Amer Utilities com..*
200 United Carbon Co pref
100
4,700 United Carr Fastener com..*
200
Highest.
Prices.
34 May
34 Jan.
34 May 9
""34
10 A
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices.
Corp—
Common B
3,300 Ungerlcider
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
2
1932.
Shares.
IN MAY.
Price
Jan.
31
13
62
May 14
A May 25
1M Apr.
8
57
Jan.
8
21
Apr.
8
5
Apr.
8
1-32 Mar. 29
1234 May 25
51
Feb. 24
134 May 25
Apr.
May
May
1554 May
78
Apr.
79
98
7
54 Feb.
3-16 May
134 Feb.
6$
.
_
59
Jan.
8
46
Jan.
25
11
Jan.
8
34 Jan. 13
1234 May 25
5234 Feb. 16
1134 Jan .
4
22 100
31 112
1354
31
31 2234
13 84
11
6
4
14
6
3
33* Jan.
4
454 Jan.
8
Mar. 14
42
Jan.
7
86
May 12
54 Jan.
8
1-16 Jan.
4
8734 Jan. 12
7
Feb. 23
9
454 Jan.
Mar.
9
Mar. 23
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
7
27
8
54 Mar. 15
54,Jan.
154 Apr.
9
5
CURB
YORK
NEW
NEW YORK
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 2
1.
S fiares.
■
PUBLIC UTIL. (Coni.)
Par
60 Carolina Pow & Lt $6 pref—*
17 preferred
6,000 Cent
100
Ask.
Bid
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sales Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
May 2.
1932.
150
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
AGGREGATE SALES,
Jan.
45
EXCHANGE
Ask.
76
*
Hud G A B ▼ t c...
*
1534
14
1254
16
1254
13
15
1334 May 26
May 20
6% preferred
100
10 Cent 111 Pub Serv $6 pref
*
20 Central Maine Pow 7% pf.100
100 Cent Pow 8c Lt 7% pref
2,700
51,000
Class
♦
A
% Sale
1H Sale
34
Sale
25
96 prelerred...,..i^..*p*
900 Cent 6c Southwest Utll com.*
50
400
103,100
125
100
200
25
500
|7 Prior Hen preferred
97 preferred
_
Jan.
•
*
Central States Electric com.*
lh
Sale
Sale
1
8ie
Sale
8
7% preferred
100
6% pref without warr_. 100
Conv preferred
100
Conv pref opt ser 1929__100
3,150 Cities Serv Pr 8c. Lt 96 pref—*
97 preferred
1,950
..*
*
12,900 Cleveland Elec Ilium com
350
6% preferred
100
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
9,200
5% Conv preferred
100
Columbus Ry Pow & Light—
75
6% 1st preferred..
100
100
108,195 Commonwealth Edison
34 May 20
May 11
454 May
May
*18 May
23
May
11
May
2334 May
95
May
4
54
%
2334
"26"
Warrants
18
Sale
20
2454
40
Sale
2
May 11
May
454 May 27
May 27
*i6 May 20
34
May
4
37
May 11
2434 May 12
9634 May
9
27
27
20
28
31
4
19
4
23*
Ik
Jan.
14
1934 Jan.
•454 Jan.
29
55
Jan.
2934 Feb.
254 Jan.
21
20
8
11
6
6
27
1034
4
27
30
ek*
28 60
56
31
14 30
21 103
May
4
40
May 31
May 27
May
6
60
60
May 27
Apr. 14 122
5434
34
34
Sale
34
34 May
5
34 May 27
4234
54
Sale
134
4234 May 31
154 May
9
5334 May
134 May
Sale
4034 May 31
52
May 17
May 26
50
May
50
54 May
54 May
Sale
15
11
2
18
60
Sale
73
14
Jan.
63
6954 Sale
Jan.
Apr. 29
Mar.
1
Jan.
Fob.
May 27
54 34 May 31
4034
Sale
1234 Apr.
May
8
May
.6
Apr.
434 May
4
May
Apr.
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
Prices.
Feb.
3
Mar. 18
4
May 31
40
60
116
80
75
Jan.
34 Mar. 26
Apr.
1934 Jan. 13
Apr.
34 May
54 May
34 May
34 May
10
6934 Apr. 18 8134
16
1254 Apr. 20
100
Apr. 29 100
6534 Mar. ■ 6534
Mar. 29
83
9454
70
100
Cent Pub Serv of Del com...*
Feb.
Highest.
Sale
90
13
15
25
14
May 11
Apr.
6
Mar. 17
May 27
Mar. 18
Jan.
Jan.
19
Feb.
15
16
Jan.
11
Mar.
9
May 27
Jan.
14
54 Jan.
156 Jan.
12
Commonwealth 8c Sou Corp..
Warrants
397,400
7,754 Community Water Service..*
Compania Hispano Amer
25
Electricidad
37
151
pr
pref
Duke Power
5,400
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assoc..*
325
Co.
45
*
734
6
9
334
Sale
97 preferred A
3 34 May
154
lh
54
134
Mar. 15
154 May
9
34 Apr. 20
4034 May 31
9934
6934
254
34
76
Jan. 12
Mar.
7
Jan. 14
Apr. 20
Jari.
16
9
45
7334 Jan.
14
534 May
9
May
3
134 May 13
27
39
39
May
3
May 20
39
"2~34 ~~2X
1
*
Convertible stock
•
20]
31
17
Sale
Sale
254
Sale
1234
39 34
Sale
554
Sale
20 3 a
280 Edison Elec Ilium (Boston) 100
918,600 Elec Bond & Share new com.5
66,900
|6 preferred
95 cum preferred
*
31,100
4,100 Elec Pow 8c Lt 2d pref A
*
40,000
Option warrants
100 Empire Dist Elec 6% pref. 100
4,450 Empire G 8c F 7% pref....100
1,950
8% preferred
100
25
6% preferred
100
50
634% preferred
100
5,900 Empire Pow Corp part stk..*
*
1,800 Empire Pub Serv class A
11,000 European Elec Co of Can A.10
....
54 34
45 34
Sale
Sale
66
40
434
234
534
26
Sale
3434 Sale
1834
854
134
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1034
Sale
10
Sale
19
May
254 May
140
May
1354 May
3934 May
35
May
1834 May
254 May
20
May
30
May
39
May
May
154 May
135
May
554 May
19
May
17
May
734 May
134 May
16
May
6
May
7
May
16
6
2
6
10
9
10
10
11
954 Sale
22
034
3
Option warrants
13,433
334 May
1
x
a
Sale
754
11
3i
154
154
Sale
1
34 Sale
50
Sale
15
475 Florida Power 8c Lt 97 pref..*
854 Mar. 16
May
May
68
Jan.
354 Feb.
29
16
Feb.
29
2234 Jan.
May
May
25
Jan.
11
14
534 Jan.
14
May
May
195
May
17
May
734 May
134 May
16
May
6
May
7
May
62
54
135^
10*
#38
......
17
May 26
17
.*
;
12
42H May 31
1734 Jan.
1734 Jah.
*
$6 preferred B
Eastern Utll Associates
15
37
7
9
1
1
100
6% preferred
Eastern States Pr com B
575
7,010
9,200
54
.100
'
225
Sale
154
2
52 34
100
2,375
22,000
Sale
4
*
t c
800 Cont'l G & E 7%
Mar. 15
9934 Jan.
5.000 Consol Gas Utilities class A.*
v
1
34 Apr.
7
34 May 27
(Chade)
64 34
Class B
s
54
154
134
25 Conn Lt & Pow 6H% pref. 100
Con Gas E L 8c P Bait com..*
39,800
200
®i
9-16 Sale
Sale
1734 May 26
754 May 27
34 May 11
1
May 31
34 May 25
3354 May 28
1734 May 26
10
May
6
34 May 11
134 May 31
34 May 13
50
May
2
434 May 27
1054 May 31
May 31
62
22
Jan.
Feb.
45
Mar.
6
20
Jan.
7
7
14
19
9
14
May 10
4654 Jan. 17
5234 Mar. 29
Jan.
x38
1734 May
May
;a
Mar.
3254 Mar.
Jan.
15
1734 May 26
18
Jan.
Mar.
3
3-16 Mar.
1
3
Jan.
9
2
54 Jan.
7954 Jan. 13
May
34 Apr.
3334 May
Gen Gas & Elec—
96
6,250
cum conv
pref
B
ser
*
400 General Pub Serv 96 pref
*
50 Gulf States Utll 95.50 pref..*
100
96 preferred
*
10,900 Hamilton Gas Co
com v t
c.l
325 Hartford Electric Light
25
25 Illinois Nor Util 6% pref—100
Illinois P & L 96 pref......*
3,175
277
6% preferred.
......100
Indianapolis Pow 8c Lt—
6
25
1,375
1034
6854
82
Sale
47
*
1,680 Georgia Power 96 pref
Sale
15 34 May
2
1234 May 24
May
4
47
•
50
60
32
34
.
34
1
H
34
37
57
45
44
4534
20
28
43
55
23
55
15
50
Sale
65
48 34
Sale
34 May 11
May 25
37
34 May 11
May 25
44
4234 May 11
May
3
May
May
45
45
3
3
May
14
1634 May 12
4
100
Class
64,800
*
B__
150
$7 prior preferred
*
Warrants for class B stock
5,600
•
1,470 Interstate Power 97 pref
*
25,900 Italian Superpower cl A
Warrants
3,500
250 Jersey Cent P & L 7% pf__100
Kings County Lighting
25
7% pref series B
...100
50
5% preferred series D
100
.*
20,000 Long Island Light com
1,080
7% preferred
100
25
9334 Mar. 8
4054 Apr. 11
Apr.
1
9334 Mar. 8
6354 Mar. 10
6154 Mar. 22
40
s80
100
34% cum pref
Int Hydro-El 93.50 conv pref.*
Class A stock purch warr..
*
16,800 Internat Superpower
*
8,500 Internet Util class A
434 May 27
1034 May 31
May 31
50
Jan. 14
55
Apr.
5
34 May 11
37
May 25
47
10
1234
634 Sale
134
Sale
34
434
354
134
4J4
6
Sale
434
234
%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
.34
34
Sale
54
1934
54
54
Sale
34
34
Sale
*i6
34
34
14
57
May 28
May 31
7354 May 25
15
May
5
May 19
Sale
Sale
Sale
14
14
May ,4
5
34 Apr.
334 May 28
234 May 31
May 31
May
3
1-16 May
7
1734 May 28
34 May 31
34 Mar. 11
57
May 28
31*
Jan.
6134 Apr.
14
May
7354 May
68
Apr.
100
Jan.
85
750
6% preferred series B ..100
50 Los Angeles G&E 6% pf_.100
Jan.
50
Jan.
21
14
6534 Jan.
27
.
1
Jan
5554 Jan.
9 s80
14
97
100
193
93!
11
17
4
3
3
20
May 28
57
88
May
May
May
May
34 May
20 34 May
34 May
534
434
154
31
334 May 28
234 May 31
% May 31
31
May
3
hs May
7
1734 May 28
34 May 31
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
13
50
82
18
6
7
Jan.
9
2354 Feb.
Apr.
5
id
8
Jan.
8
14
Mar. 11
3
Jan.
51
Apr.
Jan.
5254 Jan,
>0
16
7
2
Jan.
18
21
Jan.
15
7554 Apr. 29
26
97
Ill 6234
31
1954
25 101
18| 86
19 100
Jan.
26
Apr. 11
Jan.
8
Mar. 10
Mar. 11
Jan.
19
534 Jan.
134 Feb.
16
134 Feb.
13
Marconi Internat Marine—
300
19,400
Communication Am dep
2,300
104,700 Marconi Wlrel Tel of Can
ret
1
Ltd
Marconi Wlrel Tel
Am dep rets ord bearer shs.
100 Mass P & L Assn 92 pref
*
200
■
«.
tm
—
3,700
2,825
2,000
19,400
T3~,IO6
417,700
6,400
534
6
% Sale
54
434 May 11
34 May
2
434 May 10
33 May 25
434 May 10
34 May 25
34
Sale/
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
134 May 31
1554 May 31
254 May
4
134 May
1734 May
3
May
2
7
9
134 May 31
1554 Apr. 29
254 May
4
Sale
34 May 31
34 May
3
7534 Jan.
34 Apr.
11
£1
*
Mass Utll Associates v t c
6,675
5% conv preferred.......50
._.*
12,500 Memphis Nat Gas com
154
4
1
2
234
154
Sale
254
"T
134
1554
254
54 Sale
54
334
1
134 Feb.
334
21
'434 "5
13
Mar. 26
21
Mar. 26
234 Jan.
23
8
Jan.
19
534 Jan.
14
Metropolitan Edison Co—
50
96 pref series C
..___..*
Middle West Utll com
96
conv
pref
400
A
B
554 Sale
A........*
35
warrants
7
75
May 28
65
May 23
Jan.
16
14
5134 Jan.
34 Feb.
34 Mar.
8254 Jan.
13
17
15
25
95
Jan.
30
1534 Jan.
8 18
2334 Apr. 26 26
88
May 23 105
Jan.
19
82
20 Miss River Power pref
100
1,675 Mohawk 8c Hud Pow 1st pref.*
100
7534 Jan.
3
Apr.
1-16 Mar.
1-16 Mar.
Sale
warrants
300
ser
65
Apr.
May 28
Monongahela West Penn
400
"""ioo
Pub Service 7% pref..
1,000 Montreal Lt Ht & Pow
25
16
22 34
com.
100
6,300
2,950
1,000
21,300
5,000
Nat Elec Power class A
2434 May
5
8934 May 26
2434 May
5
88
May 23
110 Mountain Sts Tel & Tel.. 100
20
10>4 Sale
134
34
3
134
,134 May 26
134 May 26
134 Apr.
8
Apr. 27
Apr.
2
1034 Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
20
14
Nat Power 8c Light—
_
_
96
cum
preferred—
Nat Public Service com cl A.*
preferred
—...
200
93.50
L"—-
760
7% preferred
conv
10 Nev-Calif Elec
50
1,300
107,800
1,300
9,000
1,200
200
common
75 N Y Pr & Lt $6 pref
50
900
*
65 34
7
13
Sale
9
30
5634
134
Sale
434
254 Sale
New common...
Class A opt warrants
Class B opt warrants
Class C warrants
For footnotes see page 53*
May
May
72
9
Feb.
2334 Sale
100
108
*
5834
111
Sale
,
10954 Sale
434
Sale
15
11-16 Sale
254 Sale
Sale
68
May
2334 May
8734 May
8134 May
66
May
35
May
108
May
334 May
1034 May
34 May
54 May
34 May
108
334
1054
*i6 Sale
1
54
Sale
54
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
50
Apr.
100
7% preferred
......100
*
10,000 N Y Steam Corp com....
100
5,600 N Y Teleo 634% pref
10
509,800 Niagara Hud Pow com
2,900
52,300
10,500
4,300
May
6
254 May 31
Mar.
850
'
62
4334 May 26
134 May 16
.....100
75
7% preferred
100
5,500 New Eng Pow Assn 6% pfd 100
800 New Engl Telep 8c Teleg—100
50
1,120
475
..*
25
70
68
May
39
May
May
May
May
May
Apr.
May
May
Apr.
May
Apr
May 25
May
3
8754 May 23
8134 May 13
9034 May 11
42
May
4
11134 May 11
434 May
2
1334 May
9
5-16 May
2
1
May
2
34 May 26
■
6
22
Apr. 29
Apr. 28
5954 Jan. 15
115
Jan.
16
85
Apr.
9
100
Jan.
21
Mar.
55
5
115
Feb.
6
734 Jan. 14
1434 Apr. 27
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
19
14
2
NEW
16
YORK
EXCHANGE
CURB
NEW YORK
Jan.
May.
Shares.
1932.
(Concl.)
PUBLIC UTIL.
400 Nor Amer Lt & Pr
300
350
1,700
750
Par
50
•
com...
Bid.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
9,800
4,600
1,060
7% preferred
.100
Highest.
Sale Prices
6
May 25
X May 28
8
May 11
May 31
48% May 31
May 16
X May 28
51
X
X
%
X
49
75
WM
45
56
95
42
Sale
48 X
Sale
Sale
42
6
300
1,200
Feb.
Apr.
85
Jan.
96
33,300 Pacific
Gas A Elec 1st pf. .25
5!^%
1st preferred...
25
Sale
23*j
Sale
20%
Sale
3X May 27
20% May 28
3% May 27
23% May
New first preferred...
*
1,200
100 Peninsula Telep Co com
*
1U
7% preferred....100
*
1,900 Pa Gas A Elec class A
Pa Water A Power
10,340
5,600 Philadelphia Co
*
of Nor
7
87
5%
7
5
6*2
4X
6
5
May 19
May 16
May 26
7
May 19
May"
87
45" "51%
42"
42%
'35% "40"
40
May
6% May 17
16
5% May
42%
May"
10
May
100
_*
*
15
10
10%
5%
""200
1,000
200
6
50
50
1,500
2,100
2,000
650
700
400
1,300
3,500
Sale
Sale
Sale
25
21%
Sale
....
17%
"15" T18"r
.....
Sale
6
5%
1
Preferred
%
Sale
19
21
10
Sale
17
21
10
12
•
.....
55
70
38
8
Sale
Sale
9
8% Sale
*
v
t
*
c com.
Swiss-American Elec pref.100
Fampu Electric Co
.*
350 Tenn Elec Power 7% pref.100
1,900
3,100
100
46,500
7,500
21,400
24,700
23
32 X
22 X
Sale
85
Sale
Sale
%
30%
19%
1
Sale
Sale
10,400
100
25
United Lt A Power
500
"3",356
270,900
30,400
60,100
$6
U
cum 1st
S Elec
Pow
70 Utica Gas
113,7 7
1,100
200
50
14,000
1,700
50
3%
2
com
with warr.*
& Elec
7% pf___100
Util Pow & Light com
Class Bet c
*
*
...
7% preferred
150 West Massachusetts Cos
1%
1%
Sale
Sale
"IX Sale"
28%
50
%
6%
Sale
Sale
~X Sale"
%
X
1%
»ie
29%
%
3% Sale
Sale
3A
Sale
21
39% Sale
1% Sale
24
11
X Sale
14
X
Sale
100
95
%.
X
IX
Sale
3%
X
18
Sale
4'
_*
85
100
100 West Texas Util $6 pref
*
400 Winnipeg Elec Co com
*
20 Wisconsin P & L 7% pref.100
FORMER
STANDARD
10
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
5
' Mar.
6
1
2
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
4
14
Jan.
8*
10
15
56
May 13
56
May 13
May lb
21% May 25
20% May 23
17 ^ May 31
25% May
21% May
21
May 19
5*
May 24
May 12
May 16
May
May
% May
8
May
7% May
20
May
% May
% May
30
May
19% May
"6~"~May"25
May 24
24 103
May 16
19 40
3
X May
10
10
May
2
16
May
5
28 10
May
2
26 38
1% May 14
16
1% May 16
14
4 32% May 14
2
31 22% May
25
21% May 25
19% Apr. 20
17% May 31
2
% May 12
% May
20
22% Mar. 28
10% Mar. 11
Feb.
May 1
% Apr. 20
Jan.
40
1%
1%
2%
%
10%
May
May
May
May
May
3ie May
1% May
31
31
14
26
31
24
26
2%
1%
2%
1%
31%
May
May
May 14
May
2
May
7
5ie May
4
3% May 2
14% May 25
X May
2
li6 May
5
54% May 13
23% May
% May
3
7
Me May
15
Apr.
8
% Mar. 21
% May 16
1 % Mar. 14
27% Jan. 14
25
Jan.
15
Jan.
4
% Jan. 14
2% Mar. 14
115
70
Mar. 14
Jan.
6
X Jan.
13
20
Jan. 12
20
Jan.12
r67
Jan.
3% Mar.
1% Apr.
51% Mar.
15
9
8
8
32
Jan.
19
93
Jan.
15
101% Jan.
Apr.
;
14
22% Jan. 14
44% Mar. 22
35
May
May
% May
6
Apr.
6% Apr.
20
May
% May
% Apr.
30
May
19% May
23
Mar. 14
103
8
54% May 13
% May
3% May
26
6
14
27
20
5
6
15
May 14
26
May 16
83% May 20
May 24
1% May 23
% May
May
15
May
24% May
83% May
2
1
106%
1%
IX
2%
%
10%
106% Mar. 10
4H Jan. 18
Jan.
13
53
Mar.
May
May
Mar.
May
May
May
May
Apr.
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
85
Jan.
22
Jan.
100
Jan.
16
3% Jan.
13% Jan.
14
3i8
1%
5%
14%
%
5
98
2% Sale
Sale
13 %
100
150 Western Power pref.
9
2
Feb.
Mar. 17
..*
pref
li'A
96
Sale
46
2% Sale
IX Sale
Sale
3%
*
A
14
6
May 27
16% May 17
9% Feb.
"
70
Stock purchase warrants..
600
475 Utah Power & Light pref.100
"9:500
""306
3
•
Common class B
com
10
101% Jan.
Amer shs
...
17
96% Mar.
Apr.
May 13
90
*
3,000 United Elec Serv
267,100 United Gas com
$7 preferred
33,100
Warrants
69.000
53
17
2o
Mar. 17
25 Texas Pow & Lt 7% pref.. 100
40 Union El Lt & Pr 7% pref.100
11,900 Union Narural Gas of Can..*
37,600 United Corp warrants.....
_
2
16
15
15
Mar.
8
Jan.
7
6% May 31
Feb. 23
70
35
3ie
*
Participating A
Standard Pub Serv
26
3
12
May 13
103
110% 115
common
lb
14% Apr.
87
May
6% Feb.
99% Jan.
10
% Sale
1%
3%
Southwest Gas Utilities
_*
Standard Power & Lt com..*
Class B
12
5
6% May 31
cum
700 Southw Bell Tel 7% pref. 100
Sou'west G & E 7% pref.. 100
2,060
16,000
6,700
7,000
2,55)
6,900
1,800
6,450
9,800
Jan.
Feb.
26%
24
*
14
93% Mar.l 3
97
Jan. 12
May 27
May
56
25
5,500 Southern Union Gas
Feb.
21
6X
25
partic orlg pref..25
1,200 Southern Colo Pow cl A...25
17,700 Southern Nat Gas Co com
.*
Mar .[31
Jan.l
18
25 Seaboard Pub Serv $6 pref..*
160 Sierra Pacific Elec 6% pf
100
50 Sioux City G & E 7% pref. 100
400 Southeast Gas & Water com *
Class A
*
1.600
700
9
26% Jan.
23
6
May 27
16% May 17
1,300 Shawinigan Water & Power.*
4,000 Sou Calif Edison pref A
Preferred B
24,200
17,800
5%% pref class C
14% Apr.
87
May
5
May
89% Apr.
38
Apr.
6% May
94% Apr.
60% Apr.
22
22
2,670 Railway A Light Securities.*
1,200 Rhode Isld Pub Serv pref
»
5,600.Rockland Light A Power..10
Jan.
19
Mar. 15
Jan.
18
.
...100
..*
27
28
21
23
88
120
49% Apr.
76% Mar. 26 113
67
Apr. 18 104
73% Mar. 26 99
58
48% Apr.
55% Apr.
4
100
6% preferred
7% preferred
24
97
Jan. 12
1 % Feb.
3
Mar.
7
May 19 .13% Mar.
64
111....*
Com $100 par stock
May
May
Apr.
91% Mar.
__
*
com
3
20
21
25
70 Puget Sou nd P & L $6 pf
20
$5 preferred
25 Quebec Power Go, com.
1,300
1,500
3,600
14
87
250
300
200
50
14
80
1,600 Public Service
1,300
19
Jan.
79
10 Public Serv of Ind pref... 100
50
Jaa.
83
94% Jan.
48
325 Phila Elec Co S5 pref...
*
20 Power Corp of Can common.*
300
70
42
X
__*
650 Pa Power A Light $7 pref...*
i'306
Mar.
May 11
May 31
May 31
% May 28
100
.....
Prices.
Mar. 15
Jan
27
Jan. 27
49
May
54% May
70% May
125 Pacific Ltg Corp $6 pref.
*
100 Pacific Pow & Lt 7% pref. 100
*
400 Pacific Pub Ser new com
""Id
Sale
300 Oklahoma Gas & Elec preflOO
250 Okla Nat Gas 6%% pref..100
400
100
Highest.
Sale Prices.
6
May 25
64
""%'"%
.
Nor States Power com A.. 100
Lowest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
May 2.
Ask.
75 Norlnd Pub Ser 6% pref. .100
7% preferred
..100
6% cum pref..
75 Ohio Edison Co $6 pref
5,100
Bid.
*
com
Util Sec
Nor Amer
1,400
125
■:
Jan. 2
1.
Shares.
200
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
In
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
AGGREGATE SALES
be
Jan.
3% Feb.
iH
Jan.
Jan.
13
19
14
12
Jan.
7
I7/
Apr.
May
13
Apr.
24% May
83% May
22% Apr.
1
May
78
Mar.
14
Mar.
5
Jan
16
53
2
9
Jan.
61
Jan.
8
2
34
Jan.
Jan.
29
14
90
Feb.
2
23% Apr. 25
3% Mar. 17
Mar. 22
78
Oil
SUBSIDIARIES
400
800
900
"""500
350
11,900
36,400
5,200
1,100
900
600
1,000
600
700
200
7,000
100
164,700
16,900
1,300
2,150
1,800 Borne Scrymser Co.
4,480 Buckeye Pipe Line
3,000 Chesebrough Mfg..
30
Humble Oil & Refining__..25
Imperial Oil (Canada)
*
Registered
*
Indiana Pipe Line
10
National Transit
New York Transit
12.50
Ohio Oil 6%
cum
1,600
1,100
79
9
25
29
38
Sale
4434
45%
8%
8%
6%
7
7% Sale
7%
7%
8%
8
3
Penn Mex Fuel
3%
7%
3
70
70
65
5
6
5
8
9
8
.25
12
450 So West Pa Pine Lines
50
27
25
14*i
13%
(lnd)
Oil (Kentucky)..10
Oil (Nebraska)
Oil
25
(Ohio) com..25
5%
150
7% preferred
pref
800 Swan-Finch Oil Corp
100
cum
OIL
Sale
5%
W2
26
32
Sale
65
7%
12%
35
28
16$
33
Sale
10
Sale
10
10% Sale
24
20%
23
17
17
19
15%
26 %
30
24
Sale
73%
85
65
80
72
5
28
15%
10%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
4
9
31
31
31
9
31
18
12
4
3
31
26
3
2
31
12
4
May 26
May 20
May
4
6
27
75
8%
26%
40%
8%
8%
3%
8%
3%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
4
May
70
May
5% May
8
May
12% May
29
May
10
3
11
11
11
19
19
27
21
10
9
12
12
17
19% May 17
12
May
14
May
May
26
7
4
9
75
2%
"7 H "17"
7%
2%
3%
5%
Sale
Sale
Sale
11
3
4%
7%
12 %
15% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3%
Sale
3%
23%
36%
6%
6%
13
9
25
25
2
"1% May" 16
l%May"l6
12% May 23
12% May 23
Jan.
6
Jan.
4
35
Jan.
18
90
Mar.
30
Jan.
6
23
Jan.
16
49
60
76% Mar.
6% Mar.
Jan.
4
Apr.
7% May
9% Jan.
28
May
13% Apr.
10
Apr.
10% May
15% Apr.
20
13
31
5
3
8
8
12
14
27
Mar.
8
9% Mar.
8
9% Mar. 2
7% Feb. 18
10% Feb. 19
4
Feb.
15
4% Jan.
27
10
Feb.
14% Mar.
37
Feb.
9
7
18
9
18
19% May 17
15% Mar. 8.
19
Jan.
28% Jan.
Feb. 26
85
1% Apr. 21
11% Feb. 15
15
:
4
8% May 10
35
Mar.
3
36% May 31
6% May 31
6% May 31
3
Apr.
1
6% Jan.
5
2% May 18
3% May 12
80
15
15
4
24% May 12
53% May 28
26 % Jan.
6
7% Mar. 26
Jan.
2
12
16
9
Apr. 22
Jan.
12
STOCKS.
72,000 American Maracaibo
17,000 Arkansas Nat Gas com
106,500
Class A
13,600
Preferred....
500
3
9
.25
3,600 Standard
10,550 Standard
36%
6%
6%
6
May 26
24% May 12
53% May 28
8
28
3%
3%
60
26
Sale
4%
23
8
..10
Oil
Sale
7
3
Southern Pipe Line..
South Penn Oil
575,100 Standard
95,800 Standard
Sale
6
25%
53%
3
100
•
»
2 %
Sale
1
*
2
Sale
% Sale
1%
1
10
4%
Sale
3%
4%
4%
%
%
%
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
X
Sale
%
%
%
2%
May
May
May
May
31
31
28
31
%
1%
1%
3%
May
2
May
9
May 11
May 13
*
com
Preferred
% Sale
50
British-American Oil Co
600
29
75
7
10
pref
200 Atlantic Lobos Co
""200
25
7
26
85
28
6
26*
6
34
Sale
6
31
75 *
10
Northern Pipe Line
OTHER
16.700
3,500
14,500
3.500
25
200 Cumberland Pipe Line
50
600
Liquidation receipts certifs
Eureka Pipe Line.
100
1,150
42,900
124,900
8,200
7,500
7,900
2,800
6,000
49,200
2,500
1,900
38,700
100
""206
25
50
% May
% May 31
2
%
%
%
2%
%
%
Jan.
May
May
May
Mar.
May
8
31
28
31
5
31
%
2%
2%
5%
%
%
6
Apr.
Jan. 14
Jan. 14
Jan. 18
Mar. 5
Mar. 7
*
2,200
Coupon stock (bearer)
9,300 Carlb Syndicate com
9,000 Colon Oil Corp common
8
25
*
9%
%
%
7%
%
%
Sale
%
9
Sale
*
7% Sale
%
%
%
%
7% May 26
% May 25
% May 25
7% May 13
% May
2
X May
4
7% May 26
% Jan.
2
% Feb.
8
9% Mar.
9
% Jan. 15
% Jan.
7
Columbia Oil & Gasoline—
4,700
2,500
3.000
1,500
28,200
Vot trust ctfs.
6,300 Conaol Royalty Oil
12,300 Cosden Oil Co common
1,600
200
20,300
200
1,000
500
275
22.100
For footnotes
*
*
% Sale
1
'"% ""h
"H "~X
"% "'%
Certificates of deposit
Preferred
53.
% May 26
May 24
% May 26
% May 26
% May
% May 26
2
1% May 13
% May 13
% May
4
.100
105,700 Creole. Petroleum Corp
*
4,300 Crown Cent Petrol Corp;
♦
7,000 Darby Petrol Corp
*
6,100 Derby Oil A Ref com
•
1,7751
Preferred
*
110,500 Gulf on of Pa
;..M
oee page
X Sale
IX Sale
1
1
2
1X
2% Sale
2
'1% Sale'
IX
Sale
26 X
Sale
1%
1%
|
29
Sale
IX
Sale
2%
Sale
2
Sale
1%
Sale
25% Sale
2
2% May
3
% May
7/6 TVTa v
1% May
2
1% May 27
13% May 11
25% May 31
2%
%
2%
1%
16%
33
May
May
May 18
May 12 May
5'
May 10
Jan.
26
1% Jan. 13
1% May 13
% May 26
% May 26
Mar.
1
Mar. 12
2
1% Jan.
6
% Apr.
1% Jan.
1% May 27
13% May 11
25% Jan.
5
7
% Apr. 26
2%
%
2%
2%
24%
Mar. 12
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
28
4
13
22
29
35% Mar. 31
NEW
CURB
YORK
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
May.
Shares.
Price
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Jan. 2
1932.
OTHER OIL STOCKS(Co»cL)
Indian Terr 1 ,iun> Oil Co
400
200
1,900
65,500
"l",500
700
10,200
-
1.700.Llon Oil Refining......
82,300 Lone Star Gas
*i
200
5
494
2 H.
2n
% M
9%
Sale
"A "5-16
2
4
894
.
3,300 Marti ay Oil
8,700 Mexico-Ohio
Bid.
Ask.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Highest
Sale Prices-
Sale
Prices.
Sale
2%
294
5
9%
Sale
"~94 ""94
194
494
1A
1A
94
Mo
2
Sale
234 May 17
Sale
8A
Sale
A
1A
3a
294 May 11
2 A May 25
5
2
xi6
2194
94
May
4
A. May
1094 May
May 31
89* May 31
316
"AMay"~5
6
2A
Sale
3 A May 31
May 11
294 May 27
4 94 May
2
He
1A May 28
294 May 17
294 May 25
4
He
Ho Jan.
894
94
94
194
Co
2
...
8.400 Michigan Gas & Oil Corp
494
8
He Jan.
~2M "6"'
3
"3
2
394 Jan.
6""
2
194 Sale
28
Apr. 14
Jan. 14
May
5
May 28
394 Apr.
22
1-16 Sale
2 94
Oil
Ask
Bid.
Lowest.
May 31.
May 2.
Ask.
Bid.
.
Non-voting class A
•
1,700
Class B
•
3,100
38,700 Intercontinental Petrol....5
253,500 Internal Petroleum com.
»
3,700 Klrby Petroleum
19,600■Leonard Oil Development-.25
283,800lMagdaleoa Syndicate.
1,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
47
EXCHANGE
Sale
"A "lA
A
2
2
May 4
A May 31
Sale
May
4
94 May 26
4H Jan. 12
494 Jan. 15
94 Jan. 11
108
Mar.
9
Feb. 26
94 Jan. 13
294 Jan.
5
994 Jan. 14
94 Jan.
5
6J4 Feb. 26
Feb.
8
2
Feb.
8
94 Jan.
2
2
Jan.
14
2
Middle States Petroleum-
1,000
100
2,100
Class A vot trust ctfs..
6,600
Class B vot trust ctfs.
5,100
103,100 Mo-Kansas Pipe Line
( lluuu R
#•
■i L.
8,000
5
1
P
v
400 'Mountain & Gulf Oil Co
6,300
8,900
800
200
100
3,500
500
700
2,300
1,500
330
250
900
100
200
'""366
400
...
pref.
a May 4
A May 17
A May 12
2 a May
6
8 a May 31
3 94 May 24
H
3%
1a
A
3%
As
16
94
2a
8A
2a
Sale
A
A
A Sale
94
a
3 a Sale
he
a
A Sale
6
qa
Sale
94
A
A
A
3A
Ho
a
Sale
6
a Sale
Sale
41
45 A
.....
a
1
"J4 ""A
194
3
a
A
194
32,800 ^unray Oil
2,000 Swiss Oil Corp..........
13,700 Texon Oil & Land Co.
1,200
....
37,000
Co
*3 94 Sale
"94
%
394
394
394
2
3
H
He
7-16
594
Sale
in
594
994
Sale
y2
"94
94
6
94
Sale
4
94
94
694
94
4894
1
94
94
2
3 a May 26
Sale"
"394 "3
3
H
25
a
11
34
14
i
3,100 Wood ley Petroleum Corp..
19,200 "Y" Oil at Gas Co........
3,600
1,675
3%
394
5 X
Petroleum.
MINING
3
28
9
11
12
21
27
16
3
20
13
19
May 24
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
9
3
28
9
31
25
14
6
16
18
20
13
19
24
3
He Feb.
24
94 Apr.
1
94
294
894
94
A
94
394
1
Mar.
Apr.
May
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May
Jan.
15
94 Mar. 17
Jan.
13
1394 Jan. 14
94 Mar.
8
1
Feb.
94
694
Jan.
8
Jan. 15
24
4
394 May
6i6 May
May
A May
94 Sale
ig
2 94
A
4a
Sale
894
""94 Sale"
May
894' May
He May 16
794
a
H
a
94 May
4
194 May
9
94 May 13
134 May
9
A May 24
A Jan.
94 Feb.
7 94 Apr.
16
12
A Jan.
4
4994 Jan. 30
1
May 20
94 Jan.
6
Mar. 18
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
May
May
Jan.
May
Jan.
Feb.
29
10
4
12
5
2
16
7
20
Mar. 12
Jan.
7
Jan. 12
Feb.
4
Jan. 21
1594 May
6
2
94 Feb.
Apr.
94 Jan.
41
May
1
May
94 Apr.
94 Apr.
; 194 Apr.
94 Jan.
94 Mar.
94 Jan.
394 Jan.
6
94
94
494
794
94
5
May 12
May
5
9
9
20
14
3
20
26
8
6
27
17
11
4
e
Jan.
6
17
12
31
29
2
4
11
1A Jan. 11
94 Feb. 16
Jan. 11
2 A
3-16
3
94 May 24
394 May 20
A May 19
5
Union OH Associates
100 Universal Consol Oil.
Venezuelan
H*
25
*
4,900
9"66O
"94
Salt Creek Consol Oil .....lii
1,900
1194
94
94
94
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
"~a Sale" '""MMay3i "lA Mayl6
2,400 Ryan Consol Petroleum..
1,206
94 Apr. 25
94 May
9
94 May 17
94 May .2
a
Sale
1
%
500 Shreveport El Dorado
250
16
.....
.!!>
600 Root Refining prior pref..."
100 Royalty Corp partic pref—10
39,700;Southland Royalty
450
¥■
He Jan.
294
294
10 a Sale
43
Corp
6" 500
1,700
A
Sale
600 Richfield Oil of Calif pref
18,500 Salt Creek Producers
800
A
a
*
6,300
'4~206
294 Sale
1294
13 94
A
A
A Sale
94
A
3A
494
1-16
34
H
34
694 Sale
94 Sale
10«
250 Red Bank Oil Co.
11,700 Relter-Foster Oil
A
A
A
1
20,600iMountain Producers Corp. 10
35,600|Natlonal Fuel Gas
12,600,New Bradford Oil.
5
l,200iNorth Cent Texas Oil
17,800|North European Oil com
17,200,Pacific Western Oil Corp...
9,400'Pandem OH Corp...........
5,100 Pantepec OI1 of Venezuela..*
77,500 Plymouth Oil
12,800 Producers Royalty Co
960 Pure Oil Co 6<7,
A
194
A
94
194 Sale
94 Sale
He
194
94
1
Feb.
2
May 24
94
194
94
494
194
394
94
94
694
12
24
Jan. 27
Apr. 28
May 24
Mar.
7
Jan. 20
94
94
2
94
Jan.
Jan.
8
Jan.
!
19
Mar.
8
STOCKS
Bunker Hill ft Sullivan.... 1®
23}
24
Voting trust certificates .10
17 J
20
6
2
1794 May 10
16
May 4
34 May 26
94 May 24
1594 May
15
May
15" Sale
15
May
2094 Apr.
20
Apr.
4
2
Bwana M'kubwa Cop Min—
900
1,400
""606
14,600
13,000
American shares.
5s
.
400 Chief Consol Mining
3,800
10
"766
3,700
Consol Copper Mines
345 Consol Min A Smelt Ltd
1,800 Copper Range Co.....
19,400 Cresson Consol GM&
40,500 Cusi Mexicana Mining
"l'eoo
1,800
3,100
16,100
300
"""166
3,100
""166
4,700
3,800
400
1,100
32,100
22",066
1,600
100
900
13,200
1,300
12,900
25,100
3,900
24,500
..I
25
A
Kvans Wallower Lead..
Falcon
Lead
5,600
18",900
"2^900
"""266
3,900
6,900
100
A
%
May 25
a May 16
29
May 19
94
94 May 26
316
34
a
A
He
His
May
A
94 May 11
494 Feb.
94 Apr.
He
3
94 May 11
A
29
He Jan.
Mining Co...
.25
Ho
4 94
4%
Hud Bay Min ft Smelt.....
H1
n
4
•tlrkland Lake G M Ltd
5H
454
2H
294 Sale
4 A Sale
1A Sale
Sale
He
2a
3a
Sale
4
1
Sale
294
£394
94
34
1
22 a
Sale
2 94 May
2
4 94 May 10
194 May
4
94 May 19
1834
494
Sale
94 May 16
24
May 20
a May 16
2294 May 31
...
25
.__.25
22
Sale
31,500 New Mont Mining Coro ...If
2,300 N Y at Hond Rosarlo M....10
9,700 Niplsslng Mln«-»
5
83,500 Ohio Copper Co
1
2,700 I'aciflc Tin special stock....•
1
207,400 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd
16,600 Premtei Gold Mining
1
10
Sale
1,400 Quincy Mining
..25
6,700 Roan Antelope C Mines Ltd.
81,400 St Anthony Gold Mining
7,600 Shattuck Denn Mining
..1
*
5
1,900 So Amer Gold at Plat
5
54,300 Standard Silver Lead...
_I
2,500 Sylvanite Gold Mines Ltd
1
82,000 Teck Hughes
1
1,000 Tonopah Mining
1
23,100 United Verde Extension....5
4,305 Utah Apex Mining Co
5
600 Walker Mining
1934
13 94
1
12 H
94
1-16
H
116
294
3 94
Sale
13 94
294
Sale
8
a
Sale
12
a
A
Sale
13
a
ll
Sale
194 Sale
"2A
2Vg Sale
Sale
ta "lA
3A
Sale
He
434
May 19
May
6
May 3
May 12
94 May 16
May
4
Sale
134
Sale
294
394
94
94
94
94
2294
94
1294
1494
494
1294
94
He Jan.
He
3
May 4
94 May 2
94 May 17
494 May 2
He May
3
194 May 25
294 May 12
94 May 13
94 May 17
394 May 31
He May
3
194 May
6
May
May
May
Apr.
Feb.
May
May
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
May
May
Apr.
194
294
94
94
394
Feb.
May
May
May
May
He Jan.1
194 Apr.
Apr.
94 Jan.
2
~~H
Sale
H0 A
Sale
"A ""A
He
H
6
94 May
He May
He
94 May
He May
3;
2
494
Sale
3 A
~2A
94
A
Sale
'2 A
Sale
A
"2" Sale
Sale
A
1A
"2 94 May"3ll"
2
May 21
A
Sale
Sale
294
......5
94 May
a May
2
May
He May
j
5
2
4
7
16
19
12
394 May
2
294 May
2
Jan.
He May
7
4
Jan. 21
94 Jan. 14
394
He Jan.
8
594 Feb.
6
He Jan.
25
He Jan.
9
25
7
94 Feb.
594 Jan.
19
14
26
4
16
5
9
16
31
19
7
14
27
19
8
Jan. 25
5
294 Feb.
94 Feb.
25
12
13
17
31
15
Mar.
1
He
Apr.
4
He Jan.
6
194 Apr. 15
He May
7
5
9
He Mar.
7
2694 Mar. 5
8
194 Jan.
17
1894 Feb
2894 Jan. 21
14 A Jan. 11
1494 Mar 2
.
Jan.
Jan.
5
11
294 Jan.
4
1
He
Mar. 19
4
Jan.
9
294 Feb.
17
He
6
2
7
8
6
16
94 Feb.
4
He
May
2
294 May 27
He
Jan. 21
Jan.
2
Jan. 19
Jan.
9
Mar.
64
28
294 May 31
94 Apr. 11
8
194 Apr.
"94 May" "5
94
94
94
194
5
He Mar. 28
H
3%
1
*
19 1494
31' 21
27i
894
19 1394
.....
1
78,000 Wenden Copper Mining.
11,400 Wrlght-Hargreaves Ltd.
May
May
May
May
May
He May
A
Sale
6A
69<
1-16 Sale
1494
1894
494
1294
94
He Jan.
He May 25
25
26
4
16
19
A
.1
Vew Jersey Zinc
Yukon Gold Co
May
May
May
May
May
25
May 25
94 May
May
194 Apr.
94 Jan.
He Apr.
6
94
He
May
94 May
"AMay"l8
Sale
Goldfield Consol Mines.... 10
Hoc I a
94
94 May 25
94 May
4
29
May 19
He
Mines
.....
1,200
A
Sale
65
4 94
100 Silver King Coalition..
"""166
50
A
He Feb.
'""% Sale
..1
13,660 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
1,200 Mining Corp of Can
6,600 Mohawk Mining
24,200
A
H
Ho
...20
600 Iron Cap Copper....!
600 Kerr Lake Mines
900
%
He
12.000 Holllnger Consol G M
58,300
*
Sale
...25
700 Eagle Picher Lead Co
1,300
A
A
1
Corns took Tun ft Drainage 10.
Jan.
4
He Jan. 23
Jan. 20
Apr.
8
94 Jan.
2
94 Jan. 26
94 Feb.
5
494 Mar.
94 Jan.
494 Jan.
294
2
94
94
94
294
94
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan. 13
Mar.
8
_
BONDS
10.000 Abbott's Dairies 6s...
139,000
14,000
17,000
29,000
13,000
I
1 ,uuu
278.000
169,000
48,000
21,000
27,000
82,000
98.000
598,000
52,000
124,000
927,000
65,000
133,000
301,000
150,000
1942
Alabama Power 4H§
1967
at ref 5s
1st
5s
1951
185",000
113.000
202,000
28,000
13,000
164,000
10,000
86
Sale
Sale
1,000 Alabama Water Serv 5s A.1957
1,442,000
Aluminum Co
a
f deb 5a_„1952
405,000
53,000
Aluminum
627.000
Amer Commonw
Ltd
5s...
Amer Aggregates 6s
96 A
Sale
...1948
Amer
Pow 6s. 1940
Gas at Elec deb 5a
Amer Gas & Power 6s.
.
11
.Sale
8394
Sale
Sale
2
A
Sale
47
.2028
...
5s
6s
1939
1953
35
Sale
without warrants..2016
76A Sale
Amer Radiator deb 4 9*s.-1947
Deb s f 5s
1,167,000
1948
503,000
494% notes
......1933
216,000 Amer Seating 6a.
1936
47,000 Amer Solv 8c Chem 6s
1936
15,000
6%8 without warrants. 1936
1,129,000 Appalachian El Pr 5s
1956
Appalachian Gas Corp—
Conv deb 6s
1945
803,000
Gonv deb 6s series B...1945
933,000
134,000 Appalachian Power 6s.. 2024
5s
1941
62,000
1956
1,229,000 Arkansas Pr at Lt 5s
22,000 Arnold Print Works 6s
1941
For other footnotes see page 53.
Sale
May
9
May
5
May
6
May 28
May 13
May 19
May
2
May
2
9494 Apr.
8
70
May 26
83
Apr. 13
75
May 21
91
Apr.
8
85
Feb.
61
May 19
May
6
May 23
Apr. 20
81
55
27
917,000 Amer Elec Pow deb 6a_..1957
3,687,000
345,000
Sale
90
70
May 26 n79 94
8494 May 26 90
75
May 21 87
98
95
May
3
89 94 May
4 9194
hi
May 19 61
81
May
6 86
55
May 23 62 94
A...1943
Deb 5Hs
265,000
1953
135,000 Am Community Pow 5%8 1953
270,000.Amer & Continental 5S--1943
2,571,000
386,000
545,000
Sale
95
1946
1st & lef 5s
77 A
27
23 a
Sale
63
Sale
Sale
1934
64 34
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
"1394 Sale
41
Sale
91A Sale
Amer Rolling Mills
274,000
299,000
44,000
10,000
Sale
7034
1968
1st 5s
American Power & Light
579,000
32,000
"Sale'
62 A
Sale
78a
9034
82
..1956
36
Sale
48
Sale
3694 Sale
4894 Sale
May
7
May 19
May 3
51
May 18
29
May
3
78
May 2
27
May 2
23 94 May
2
1994 May 31
6294 May 26
14
May 26
12
May 25
May 28
8394 May 19
63
May
9194 May
38
May 28
80
Jan.
May
4
May
3
May 25
May 3
39
30
46
38
30
47
15
'7294 May"28
Sale
88 A
Sale
3
Sale
3 A
3
Sale
8
Sale
5
80
Sale
7834 Sale
Sale
Sale
6794 Sale
194 May 16
94 Apr. 23
294 May 19
194 May 16
94 May
2
294 May 19
47
May 31
1994 May 31
6294 May 26
14
May 26
12
May 25
20
86
8
May
May
May
8 May
6794 May
4594 May
3
3
5'
96
28
2
28
3
31
27
!B
4
May 10
May
5
May 4
2094 May 21
49
32
8894 May
2
594 May
5
7
May 16
May
3
9994 May 20
71
7894 May
2
May
4
55
41
Jan.
27
9694 Apr.
8494 Jan.
9694 Jan.
91
Jan.
99% Jan.
9594 Mar.
hi
May
9894 Jan.
74
Mar.
4
15
6
9
22
12
19
8
40
Jan.
12
28
11
8
Jan.
Jan.
12
19
Jan.
5
2
5294 Mar. 16
4294 Mar. 9
8894 Mar. 9
4594 Jan. 22
3794 Jan. 22
29
8294 Jan. 14
93
Apr. 25
May
Apr.
May
Jan.
1594 Apr.
7294 May
4
30
25
67
76
47
7
22
294
94
5994
96%
6794
4594
29
28
28
30
31
27
20
15
Apr.
Apr.
May
Apr.
May
May
19
28
Mar.
7
Mar. 10
Feb. 29
Feb. 18
2294 Feb.
19
92
Mar. 23
16
Jan.
26
13 A Jan.
28
Jan.
14
85
9794 Apr. 13
86
60
Mar. 3
Mar. 24
YORK
NEW
48
CURB
PRICES
AGGREGATE SALES
NEW YORK
In
May.
Jan. 2
1932.
1.
BONDS (Continued)
Assoc Dyeing &
2,000
265,000
58,000
1,225" 000
15,000
1,552,000
347,000
2,000
983,000
84",000
May 2,
Bid.
Ask
1053
434s...1948
4^8 registered
1948
5s_
1968
"3934
.
.
.
-
.
.
.
...
3934
37~
Sale
Sale
18
Sale
24
Sale
Sale
Sale
3234
2034
Sale
18
Sale
/
registered
1968
5 Hs'...v..*......1938
5348 inv certifs reg
434S aeries C..........1949
434s C registered.
1949
5^S..................1977
Cony deb 5s..........1950
35" Sale"
"2234 Sale
"2034
Sale
Assoc Rayon Corp 5s....1950
526,000 Assoc Simmons Hard 6 34 s 1933
45,000 Assoc Telep Co Ltd 5s
1965
1,423,000 Assoc Tel & Tel 534s A...1955
1944
2,814,000 Assoc Tel Utll *34*
2-year 6% secured notes.*33
195,000
1943
70,000 Atlas Plywood 5^s
Baldwin
79,000
17" Sale'
1534 Sale
Sale
21
39
Sale
1834 Sale
Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices,
Sale Prices.
2034 May 16
3234 May 31
1734 May 25
22
May 20
4034 May 11
2034 Mar.
3234 May 31
25
Jan.
5734 Feb.
19
23
2134, May
17
43
Jan.
22
28
Mar. 28
'
1734 May 31 2434 May
1834 May 16 2034 May
17
May 31 52234 May
May
1734 May 20 21
14
May 28 2134 May
Sale
20
2
17
6
17
12,000
48,000
18,000
13,000
7
38",656
100,000|
195,000
4,000
12,000
112,000
121,000
15,000
1,000
206,000
45,000
60,000
22,000
35,000
"8",665
53,000
240,000
341,000
17,000
380,000
455,000
244,000
14
May
6
14
3954 Jan.
33
Jan.
47
6
Jan.
9
14
May 26
1454 May 24
Apr.
2834 May 31
4034 Jan.
15
16
26
Apr.
1734 Apr
20
28
May
3
2834 May
2
8234 May 26
4834 May
2
35
May
3
49
May
2
34
May
3
20
.
67 J
52 J
48"" Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
29
16
Sale
49"" Sale
26
37
Mar. 15
88
72
Jan.
6
Feb.
16
May 26
54
Jan.
16
May 31
May 28
77
Feb.
10
30
Mar. 28
90
60
81
8534 Sale
8734
Sale
86
>
Sale
Salo
85
88
Sale
Sale
8534
8534
Sale
Sale
594
93
Sale
Sale
88
92
86
8534
8534
7834
7134
53
9534
Sale
Majr
May
May
May
May
May
May
25
26
31
20
4
5
16
95
May 20
8834 May
3
88
May
3
88
May
5
81
May 12
74
May
7
58
May
7
95
May 23
9434 May
9634 May 24
9434 May
100
3
May 12 10034 May
95
5
May 28 9834 May
1933
May 12
May 20 50
95
4
May 4 96 34 May
9834 May 28 10234 May 10
10034 May 26 10134 May 20
3 10334 May 13
10134 May
40
65,000
12,000 Brooklyn Boro Gas 5s A..1967
5,272,000 Brooklyn Edison 5s E
1952
1956
60,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 5s
1st & ref 5s
1939
160,000
Sale
102
99
Sale
10234 Sale
Burmeister 8c Wain Co of
<
6
Jan.
78
2834 Sale
Broad River Power 5s A..1954
4,000
Feb.
39
21
4434 Jan.
May
2534 May
May 26
1434 May 24
May
9
2834 May 31
16
May 26
26
May 31
30
May 28
35
8
19
25
534% notes ...........1933
1942
Without stock pur warr
7,000
81,000 Beacon Oil 6s with warr. 1936
1955
1,050,000 Bell Tel of Canada 5s
1st M 5s ser B June 1 1957
653,000
5s series C........^...I960
717,000
41,000 Binghamton L H & P 5s..1946
153,000 Birmingham Elec 434s
1968
1959
29,000 Birmingham Gas 5s
Blackstone Valley G & E—
5s series A
...1951
12,000
58 series B.
..1952
179,000
5s..
22,000
^^4.4-.....1939
1947
106,000 Boston Consol Gas 5s
1,000
14
Apr;
9
May 31
May 28
Mar. 11
4434 Jan, 14
Apr.
60
92
May 25
Jan.
75
3734 Jan.
9
Jan.
23
Locomotive Works
68,000 Boston 8c Maine RR 6s
5.000
740,000
7.0001
11
Mar. 28
2034 May 26
1734 May 31
Bates Valve Bag 6s.
4,000
306,000
53,000
145,000
17,000
21,000
13,000
Apr.
17
Apr.
'1834 May 16
30
Sale
45
2534
Highest.
Sale Prices. :
28
58
389,000
128,000
10,000
248,000
381,000
68,000
33,000
Ask
Sale Prices.
Lowest.
May 31.
Bid.
Printing—
1938
Assoc Gas & Elec
5,500,000
55,000
Ask,
6s with warrants
2,000
678,000
892,000
Bid.
—
Associated Elec 4548
5,974,000
17,000
1,439,000
53,000
6,528,000
5,000
230,000
53,0uu
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
IN MAY.
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan.
EXCHANGE
60
Copenhagen 15-yr 6s..1940
10,000 Canada Cement 534"
1947
475,000 Canadian Nat Rys 7s
1935
315,000
20-year guar 434 s
1951
10,000 Can Nat Steamships 5s..1955
93,000 Capital Admin 5s A
1953
Without warrant.........
197,000
1956
1,145,000 Carolina Pr 8c Lt 5s
756,000 Caterpillar Tractor 5s_._1935
1960
132,000 Cent Arizona L 8c P 5s
1,000 Cent Illinois Light 5s
1943
942,000 Cent III Pub Serv 4 34s F.1967
5s series E
1956
52,000
5s Series G.-1968
492,000
145,000
434« series H
1981
44,000 Cent Maine Pow 434» E..1957
5s series D
1955
52,000
8,000 Cent Ohio Lt 8c Pr 5s A..1950
207,000 Central Power 5s ser D..1957
1956
1,153,000 Central Pow & Lt 5s
3,769,000 Cent Pub Serv deb 534S--1949
90,000
534 s without warrants. 1949
1948
1,521,000 Cent States Elec 5s
Deb 534s
2,437,000
Sept 15 1954
1,123,000 Cent States Pr 8c Lt 5 34s.1953
9834
Sale
9934
Sale
9934 Sale
99
May 19
60
May 31 100
May 19
May
3
84
19
8334 Jan.
8334 Jan.
75
Apr.
70
53
Jan.
94
May 16
100
97
May 13
7034 May
4
73
5834
Sale
5834 May 31
81
Sale
7934 May
78
May
9934 May
59
May
67
May
6434 May
5934 May
74
May
7734
8134
83
9934
73
70**
Sale
Sale
7734
8134
Sale
63
Sale
60
6734
Sale
Sale
Sale
67
Sale
Sale
6434
5934
Sale
Sale
74
Sale
67
78"" Sale
92
23
25
11
6
4
31
31
26
75
May 13
May
3
May
2
2
9
May
May
May
63
May
70
May
7034 May
6134 May
79
May
11
2
6
10
24
29
May
19
Sale
55
5334 Sale
Sale
52
6234 Sale
2034 Sale
534
44
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
33
2634
2734
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1734 Sale
1934 Sale
35
Sale
36 h
4634
Sale
30
Sale
May 24
5134 May
4
4234 May 31
3
May 31
4
May 25
57
5534 May 10
May
9
634 May
4
6
May 14
1754 May 31 2634 May 2
May
9
18
May 26 n28
May
2
23
May
9 35
55
Jan. 21
Mar. 18
68
Feb.
Mar. 24
99
May
Mar. 22
10334 Apr. 21
9834 Feb.
Mar,
103
101
Jan.
5
10334 May 13
Apr,
15
7334 Jan.
9834 Feb.
94
Apr.
7334 Jan.
25
9834 Feb. 25
60
11
4
79
85
9
May 12
8
7534 Jan. 25
8134 Mar.
95
May 23
9654 May 24
10054 Apr. 30
9234 Apr.
97
Mar.
81
28
9434 May
92
Apr.
100
Apr.
9434 Feb.
8854 Jan.
40
Apr. 19
9634 Feb. 29
9334 Mar. 11
9454 Mar. 10
Jan.
21
70
Feo.
16
3
Feb,
5834 May 31
7934 May 23
78
May 25
9934 May 11
5734 Apr. 14
70
Apr.
6454 May
58
Apr.
74
May
8734 Apr..
55
May
5134 May
4234 May
3
May
4
May
1754 May
18
May
64
23
May
100
Jan.
22
21
7734 Jan. 28
8134 Feb. 17
7534 Apr. 21
80
Apr. 22
85
91
Jan.
2
Mar. 10
25
9054 Jan. 16
9954 May 11
7454 Mar. 3
70
May
6
31
85
25
75
Jan.
23
Jan.
7
19
15
8934
Jan.
92
57
Jan.
24
4
70
Feb.
29
Jan.
14
m
Jan.
14
5
31
31
25
31
2
May 19
1534 Mar. 12
3934 Jan. 14
42
59
Jan.
9
Feb.
8
17
3
90
Jan.
22
26
Cent Vermont Pub Serv—
122,000
45,000
1,000
113,000
8354 Mar.
5s series A
1959
4,000
Chicago Dlst El Generating
501,000
4348 series A
1970
Deb 534s
132,000
1935
5,000 Chic Pneum Tool 534s
1942
465,000 Chic Rys 5s ctfs of dep..1927
V
6134 Sale
5434
Sale
3934
Sale
3634 Sale
2434
Sale
1634 Sale
25
Sale
6434 May 28
50
May
5
25
May 31
3634 May 31
6834 May 25
5534 May
2
25
May 31
41
May 13
5434 Apr.
50
25
34
5
May 31
Apr. 13
May
Cigar Stores Realty—
63,000
15,000
13,000
225,000
7,361,000
333,000
168,000
356,000
534s series A..
1949
98,000 Cincinnati Street Ry 5 34• 1952
6s series B.
.........1955
64,000
1966
792,000 Cities Service 5s
Conv deb 5s
1950
31,937,000
1,323,000 Cities Service Gas 5 34s..1942
721,000
68,000
27,000
166,000
3,270,000 Cities Service P 8t L 534s. 1952
1954
373,000 Cleve Elec Ilium 5s..
5s series B_.
191,000
........1961
5s.i.......
1939
1,206,000
5,000
5,000
619,000 Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 6s.1943
...
1634 May
May
May
16
May
17
May
33
May
4934 May
2834 May
10034 May
10134 May
10234 May
40
45
4234
4534
Sale
Sale
5534 Sale"
5434 Sale
10034
Sale
23
Sale
Sale
2534 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
34
4134
5634
3734
10134
36
Sale
Sale"
10234
52
3334
10234
10134
10234
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
6,000 Cleve Term Bldg 6a
1941
2,000 Col Riv Longv Bridge 634s '53
6,000
6 34 s stamped
1953
24,000 Commander Larabee 6s..1941
4,000
6s certifs of deposit.... 1941
5
29
2434 May
47
May
55
May
3434 May
3434 May
42
May
5634 May
3734 May
May
5! 104
2610234 May
2,10334 May
31
26
26
28
28
31
31
28
May 10
May 19
2
14
6
14
31
7334 Mar. 5
7934 Jan. 25
5034 Jan. 29
50
Jan.
6
40
26
62
Mar.
Mar.
45
26
67
Mar.
28
4734 Jan.
1634 May
May
May
16
May
17
May
40
28
5234
May 31
5934
65
4934 May 31
5854
2834 May 28
Feb. 17 104
99
33
27
18
10
29
May 10
May 19
May
98
Feb.
99
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
15
16
9
Mar. 11
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
14
May 27
29 10354 Mar. 10
19 10354 May 10
2954 Feb.
4
3
Jan. 11
5
May 10
25
22
2
3
3
22
14
3934 Jan.
3
8
37
24.
9
Jan. 11
Apr. 30
Feb.
5
Jan. 19
Commers und Prlvat
277,000
65,000
119,000
113,000
83,000
116"666
679,000
291,000
185,000
1,000
2,000
2,000
1,135,000
1937
1957
Bank 534s
603,000 Commonw Edison 434s
289,000
291,000
557,000
1,000
561,000
93
Sale
97
1956
1956
1960
434s series C
434s series C reg
434s series E
4,537,000
4« series F........
1981
329,000 Com'w'lth Subsld 534s A.1948
936,000 Community Pow 8c Lt 5s. 1957
4,000 Conn Lighting 8t Pow 7s.l95l
2,000
534s series B
1954
2,000
434s series C
...1956
9234 Sale
Sale
9634
8634
Sale
Sale
87
1953
1954
5s series A
5s series B
6
30
Sale
35
7834
8634
Sale
Sale
85
Sale
80
Sale
8734 May 11
98
May
9
9734 May 10
88
May
2
Sale
8634 May 31
85
May 31
80
May 31
2954 May 28
7854 May 31
86 34 May 31
85
May 31
80
May 31
Sale
5234 Sale
7934
5534
Sale
Sale
49
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
7
88
Mar.
95
Apr. 20
Mar. 10
Mar.
78
7
May
6934 May
40
May
40
May
10934 May
103
May
94
May
May
27 88
May
31 80
5534 May
2
21
3
4 4934 May
17 10934 May 17
May 16
26 104
May 3
3 94
10734 May
100
May
97
May
8734 May
May 20
May 20 10354 Apr. 12 108
9834 Mar.
8 10454 May 19
31 10434 May 19
94
Feb. 25 100
May 13
May 13
27 100
Mar. 22
82
Jan. 29 93
31 9234 May 12
78
6934
4034
4034
19
Jan.
93
May 27
6934 May 31
40
May 21
4
40
May
88
8034
4634 Feb.
9834 Mar. 22
9834 Mar. 31
9334 Mar. 11.
109
103
94
84
55
Apr.
6134 Feb.
10934 May
May 26 104
May
3
94
May
May
Feb.
18
29
18
17
16
3
Consol G E L 8t P Bait—
8,000
35,000
60,000
73,000
87,000
128,000
322,000
183,000
328,000
133,000
157,000
104,000
194,000
1,119,000
534s series E.
434s series G
1970
1st ref sf 4s
1981
Consol Gas Utilities—
412,000
634s with warrants..-.1943
624,000
1st 8c coll 6s ser \
1943
44,000 Consol Publishers 634s..l936
4,000 Consol Textile 8s..
.1941
"87~66O
1,000
11,000
1,717,000 Consumers Power 434S..1958
385,000
1st 8c ref 5s
1936
4,119,000 ContinentalG 8c El 5s ...1958
507,000 Continental OH 531s
1937
33,000
16,000 Dallas P 8c L 5s series C..1952
73,000
68 series A
...1949
see page
53
Sale
Sale
88
16
Sale
Sale
Sale
534
1634
Sale
Sale
14 108
4
May 28
1634 May 31
4
May 28
1654 May 31
1634 May
3134 May
21
72
31
95
Sale
10134 Sale
63
Sale
7834 Sale
56
8234
Sale
Sale
9134
102
Sale
Sale
3534 Sale
8334 Sale
2
9034 May 26 9534 May
10154 May
2 10234 May 6
35
5634 May
7
May 31
May 20
8234 May 5 85
Jan.
20
32
81
19
2734 Sale
Jan.
22
20
8734 Feb. 15 9734
10034 Mar. 26 10254
35
May 31
6734
78
Feb. 13 85
Jan.
8
Apr. 29
Feb.
Jan.
3
16
Apr. 21
May
Mar.
Jan.
6
9
18
1942
75,000
10,000
For footnotes
10734
.4>.
27
50
38
3
50
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
8
16
8
89
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
31
77
83
Jan.
4
14
33
Mar.
8
31
87
Apr.
May
Feb.
56
May
55
May
57
May
30
Mar.
61
May
9554 Jan.
75
May
39
42,000
Series A with warrants
90,000
5s series A without warr
3,000 Cosgrove Meehan 634s
1945
398,000 Crane Co 5s...
1940
95,000 Crucible Steel 5s
.1940
66,000 Cuban Telephone 734s__ 1941
2,000 Cuban Tobacco 5s
1944
444,000 Cudahy Pack deb 534s
1937
239,000
5s
:
1946
64,000 Cumberland Co P 8c L 434 s '56
109",600
Sale
100
105
434s series H
Continental Secur 5s
22,000
1952
1969
38
63
Sale
56
Sale
56
55
67
82
Sale
76
9854
Sale
Sale
Sale
57
61
Sale
Sale
57
61
96
75" Sale'
75
May
3
May 17
May
5
May 31
May 31
May 26
May 31
39
63
55
67
May
May
May
May
6
2
5
2
May 2
9854 May
2
May 12
76
86
91
102
Sale
100
Sale
100
May 28 10334 May 121 100
17
5
13
15
9
4
99
Mar. 11
Mar. 31
31
86
May 12
Apr. 13 99
Jan.
Apr. 12 103 34 Apr.
7
8
NEW
CURB
YORK
AGGREGATE SALES
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK
)
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
May 2.
1932.
$
BONDS—Continued.
40,000 Dayton P & L
Did.
Ask.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
6s series A
55% Sale"
Dixie Gulf Gas 6H«
with warrants
%}%
55
Sale
65
Sale
70% Sale
Sale
6
55% Apr.
92
Apr.
25
Apr.
80
May
55
May
65
May
70% May
7
25
8
27
21
31
31
5
Sale Prices.
101% May 24
73
Mar. 12
Mar.
7
89
3
97% Feb.
7M Mar. 16
Feb.
2
1
Jan. 22
Mar. 28
% Feb.
1
Feb.
Mar. 12
95
Apr.
1
43% Mar. 23
80
May 27
Mar. 29
5
19
2
1
Feb.
2
Mar.
7
1937
265,000
54,000 Duke Power Co 4%s
1967
1945
75,000 Duquesne Gas 6s
6%% notes
2,000
Mar 15 1935
1,698,000 Duquesne Ltg 1st M 4 %s. 1957
49% May 28
88
May 20
3% May
9
■
2,140,000 Eastern Util Invest 5s A 1954
1,901,000 Edison Elec 111 (Boston 5s '33
28,000
4%% notes
1933
4% notes
416,000
.1932
4%s
63,000
1932
433,000
5% notes.
1935
5,312,000 Elec Pow 8c Lt 5s
2030
8,000 Elec Pub Serv 5%s C
1942
El Paso Elec 5s A__
1,000
1950
55,000 El Paso Nat Gas 6%s A..1943
6*48
65,000
1938
317,000 Empire Dlat Elec 5s
1952
Sale
97% Sale
24% Sale
99
Sale
56% Sale
95% Sale
Sale
13% Sale
101% Sale
100% Sale
19
101%
Sale
Sale
41
100% Sale
98% Sale
32% Sale
66
Sale
62
Sale
54 %
45
Sale
35%
Sale
Sale
35
Sale
49 %
Sale
-
1,319,000 Empire OH
8c Refining 5 Wis '42
Ercole Marel Elec Mfg
167,000
6%s with warrants
99,000 Erie Lighting 5s
European Elec 6%s.„
45 %
Sale
1953
95% May 31
70
May
7
90% May 16
7
May
2
98% May
9
21
19% May
2 102% May
5 101
May
6 101% May
10 101
May
31
99% May
26
42% May
20
5
May
83
10
May
66
31
May
51
4
May
31
54% May
28 35% May
12% May
101% May
100% May
100% May
100% May
98
May
32
May
20
May
83
May
62
May
49
May
45
May
26
May
9
14
25
17
27
12
6
5
10
2
9
2
2
49% May 28
75
87
Feb.
26
94% Feb.
3% May
9
4% Jan.
4
93% Mar. 15
8
Jan.
4% Jan.
98% May
10
Apr.
30
98% Jan.
100% May
101
98
100% Apr.
98
May
32
May
20
May
83
May
13
14
25
17
27
12
8*
Jan.
Apr.
1
May 10
Apr. 18
59
Jan
27
83
70
49
May
May
May
48
Jan. 19
May
3
99
26
9
Feb.
102% May
May
May
May
May
Jan.
45
9
4
4
60
14
Mar. 12
65% Jan,
4
14
Jan-
1965
....
1,167,000
Without
40% Sale
7s Series C
1967
Sale"
47% May 28
93;
May
3
50
May 10
98% May
6
45
39% May 21
43
30
47% Sale
1967
warr
10,000 European Mtge 8c Inv 7*28.*50
1,512,000
May
May
30
28
38
25
20
May 12
May
9
May 24
38
14
9
20
Sale
93,000 Fairbanks Morse 8c Co 5s. 1942
67,000 Farmers Nat Mtg Inst 7s .1963
36,000 Federal Sugar Ref 6s
1933
48
Sale
14
Sale
Federal Water Service 5s. 1954
Finland Residential Mtge
39
Sale
28" Sale"
May 24
May
2
3% May 24
28
May 31
39
Sale
34% Sale
33
1,282,000
Bank 6s
459,000
1961
597,000 Firestone Cotton Mills 5s. 1948
232,000 Firestone T 8c R Cal 5s.. 1942
26 %
26
Sale
Sale
51
73
1956
28,000
304,000
313,000
238,000
282,000
174,000
101,000
462,000
57,000
75,000
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
serial
17" Sale"
serial
notes
1933
serial
notes
74
66
52 %
Sale
69% Sale
Sale
Sale
serial
notes
Sale
Sale
Sale
Gen Rayon Ltd 6s A
Gen Refractor 5s
.......
52
Jan.
Jan.
2
48
11
70% Feb.
14
Mar. 17
Mar. 12
Mar.
Sale
34
37
15%
14%
54%
69%
60
Jan.
12
17
Feb.
13
Sale
50%
Sale
50
Sale
Sale
55% Sale
37% Sale
Sale
37 £
Sale
Sale
May
11
May
12% May
50
May
50
May
62
60% May
51
May
55% May
37% May
37% May
26% May
100% May
100% May
100% May
100% May
May
May
May
May
May
14
31
18
24
2
33% Mar. 2
10% Apr. 11
60% May
63% May
62% May
59% May
57% May
30
May
101
May
101
May
100% May
100% May
31
13
17
5
31
12
60% May
51
May
55% May
May
May
26% May
8
Apr. 18
May
5
May 31
50
50
§?8
31
10
11
100
100
Feb.
Apr.
98% Jan.
98
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 10
78% Mar. 12
8
15% Feb. 19
62% Mar. 10
78
Feb. 16
12
62
Apr. 2i
19
85
25
74
70
Feb. 2(
Mar. I
31
31
68
Mar. 11
Mar. li
28
40
Jan.
7
8 101
May 4
May 31
20 100% May 1C
26 100% May 1]
7 101
15
15
Feb. 26
99% Feb. 13 100% Jan.
98 %
Sale
100% Sale
98% Sale
97
Sale
Sale
26% Sale
94
Sale
66
30 %
Sale
20" Sale'
1948
22
Sale
1933
37
Sale
Sale
35
1944
80
79
1978
51% Sale
89
Sale
Sale
Sale
65%
Sale
46
Sale
79
Sale
70
Sale
Sale
Hood Rubber 7s
19
Sale
Sale
94
Sale
Sale
Jan.
18
8
Jan,
11
47
60
May
80
28
31
31
31
40
Mar. 24
Feb. 29
21
Feb.
86
Mar. 12
Jan.
9
90
27
65% Mar. 16
Feb.
93% Mar.
Jan. i
78
2
7
9
2
58
May 26
70
62% May 10
60
May 27
86% Jan.
May 23
May
7
May
2
May
2
May
2
82% May 6
59
May
6
3
87
50
96
May 23
29
Jan.
16
4 100
Jan.
30
May 25) 69
Mar.
9
May 13 100% Mar. 22
91% Feb.
98% Mar. 11
82
85
Apr.
Apr. 22
59
59
May
May
6
Jan.
15
May 11
13
Apr.
4 tt27% May 11
94
May
2
31
92
May
2
31
31 s73% May 13
31 66% May
3
25
Feb.
17
91% May
84
May
63
May
60
May
31
31
31
31
May 26
May 27
3
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May 24
96
94%
Sale
93% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
92
91%
84%
63
94
May
91% May
May
63
May
60
May
Sale
S4
98
61
100
98
34
30
Sale
30% Sale
'24% Sale
May 24
23% May 27
75
May
30% May
1
2
Jan.
5
Mar.
7
13
Jan.
5
19% Jan.
22
39% Mar. 11
96
Mar. 11
Mar. 11
Jan.
14
75
Jan.
20
r80
34
May
23% May
96
84
Jan.
12
44% Feo.
2
88
50% Sale
50%
Sale
38
1943
Sale
o20
Sale
Sale
22
50% May
2
37% May
5
26}<3 May 21
21
86
78 %
Sale
1981
83
Hud Bay Min 5c Smelt 6s. 1935
75
84% Sale
Sale
73
55%
30%
Hungarian Ital Bank 7%s '63
Hydraulic Power of Niagara
Falls 1st & ref 5s
36,000
1950
Ref & improvement 5s. 1951
84,000
267,000 Hygrade Food 6s ser A ..1949
68 series B
18,000
1949
32% Sale
94
60
Sale
80 % Sale
87 % Sale
77
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
21% Sale
Sale
96% Sale
51
Sale
66% Sale
67% Sale
63
Sale
51
Sale
Sale
56%
48%
Sale
Sale
35
May 27
May 28
May 28
May 28
55% May 27
2733 May
3
73
May
May
May
May
93
May
85-% May
85% May
61
May
30% May
51%
41%
28%
32%
99% May 27 101
99
May
5 100 %
21% May 31 34
28% May 17 3033
91% May 26
75% May 10
96% May
2
35
May 28
51
May 31
56% May 31
48% May 31
78
May 26
24
20
5
3
3
3
13
3
25
May 21
May
9
May 3
May 10
94% May
80
May
97% May
52
May
66% May
67% May
63
May
83% May
12
18
11
2
2
2
2
11
Feb.
92
Feb.
99
1936
181,000 Idaho Power Co 5s.......1947
63,000 Illinois Nor Util 5s..
1957
19,000 Illinois Power 5s A
1933
703,000 Illinois Pow 5t L 5 Ha
1957
548,000
5%s series "B"
1954
6s series A
1,572,000
1953
5s series C
1956
1,971,000
289,000 Indep Oil 8c Gas deb 6s..1939
25
70
23% May 28
77
May 19
62
May
9
28
31
31
31
3
.....1937
1978
15
4
13
May 12
May
5
May 26
27
92 %
Houston Lt 5c Pr 5s A...1953
4>jg series D
4%s series E
Apr.
9
22% May 28
Apr.
Apr.
41% Jan.
38
91
70
50
Sale
5«s
Oct 15 1936
Houston Gulf Gas 6%*_.1943
6s
1
75
35
23% May 28
77
May 19
62
May
9
82
Hanna (The M A) Co 6S..1934
Havana Docks 7s
11
23
28
31
23
6% May
May
63% May
46
May
4
14
98
1961
Hamburg Elec Co 7s
1935
Hamburg El & Und Ry 5%s'38
Apr.
24% May
19
May
22
May
35
May
May
2
May
7
May 12
May 19
94
Guardian Investors Corp—
5s ser A with warr
64,000
1948
4%s series B
62
10%
Sol's
80%
53
% May
59
Sale
Sale
Greenwich Wat & Gas 5s A '52
1937
May 4
May
7
27% May
7
25
May 11
51
May 11
6% May
80
May
63% May
46
May
3
96
61
100
Gt West Power Calif 5s.. 1946
Gulf Oil of Pa deb 5s
69
31
99% May 24
98% Mar. 11
97% Mar. 17
May
26% May
60
Green Mountain Pow 5s. 1948
798,000
Sinking fund deb 5s...1947
288,000 Gulf States Util 5s
1656
3
23
28
31
23
8
7 100% May 26
5
60
Conv deb 6s...
1948
Grand Trunk Ry 6HS...1936
Grand Trunk West Ry 4s 1950
Great Northern Pow 5s..1935
Ground Gripper Shoe 68.1944
Guantanamo 5c W Ry 6S.1958
May
24% May
19
May
22
May
35
May
Jan.
96% Jan.
8
94
May 31
93% Jan. 18
58
10% Sale
1967
With warrants..
a65
98
22% May 28
1952
77% Sale
100% May
100% May 26
98% May
99% May 24
94
May 31 97% May
7
95% May 28 97% May 19
1
Sale
11,000 Godchaux Sugars 7%s.__1941
Grand (F & W) Properties—
6
10
Gesfuerel—
53.
Feb.
5
81
101
Gen Pub Serv Co 5s.....1953
see page
26
Mar. 18
2934 Jan.
9
1936
6s without warrante___1953
466,000
1,812,000 Gillette Safety Razor 5s. 1940
173.000 Glidden (The) 5%s
1935
Gobel (Adolf) 6%s ser A. 1935
For footnotes
60
26
26
..1935
serial notes
333,000
8,000 Georgia Carolina Pow 5s.
1,494,000 Georgia Power ref 5s
160,000 Georgia Pow 5c Lt 5s
82,000
513,000
21,000
1,000
218,000
529,000
172,000
383,000
192,000
219,000
607,000
262,000
242,000
May 24
May
2
Jan.
4
2
20
8
40
May 12
69
May 26
75% May
3
51
62%
59 %
55%
...1934
6s series B
95,000
2
3% May 24
40
May
4
Jan.
Jan.
May
5
May 19
70% May
9
Gen Water Wks Gas 4t Elec—
1,064,000
2
17% May
1932
notes...
Gen Vending Corp—
6s with warr Aug 15
25,000
1937
524,000 Gen Water Works 5s A..1943
83,000
278,000
84,000
73,000
356,000
43,000
2,000
5,000
183,000
May
14
Mar. 12
80
35
Accept Corp—
Gen Pub Utilities 6%s-_.1933
6%s series A
.1956
"112,000
48
Mar. 30
49
Sale
15%
Sale
Sale
6s
603,000
1941
6s series B
365,000
__1941
177,000 Gen Bronze conv deb 6s. 1940
36,000 General Cigar serial 6s.. 1932
Serial 6s
12,000
.1933
Serial 6s
4,000
...1934
Serial 6s
9,000
1935
14,000 Gen Indus Alcohol 6^s. 1944
Gen Motors
38
Apr.
5
Apr.
8
19% Apr. 30
63% Mar. 17
34
2,243,000 Florida Power 8c Lt 5s...1954
1,961,000 Gatineau Power 5s
2
*
62
93,000
256,000 Fisk Rubber 5%s
1931
Certificates of deposit...
224,000
588,000 Florida Pow Corp 5 %s A 1979
10,000 Garlock Packing 6s
..1939
419,000 Gary Elec & Gas 5s A....1934
25%
93
72
First Bohemian Glass Wks
1st 7s without warr
1957
•'
Highest.
Sale Prices.
95
Jan. 28
Sale Prices
3 101% May 24
31
May 17
94
20
May
9
28 29% May
9
80
27
May 27
57
21
May
9
82% May
7
31
31
9
91% May
6
9
May
2
May
55% May
May
25
May
80
May
55
May
65
May
70% May
5
May
92
1950
Lowest.
Highest.
100
Sale
60
90,000 Derby Gas & Elec 5s
1946
160,000 Detroit City Gas 5s B...1950
6s series A
471,000
1947
76,000 Detroit Int Bdge 6 H*. ..1952
6%s certifs of deposit.. 1952
4,000
25-yr s f deb 7s...
7,000
1952
7s certifs of deposit
5,000
1952
,
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
{■' Ask
1st & ref 5« '41
91,000 Delaware Elec Pow 54«_.195V
29,000 Denver Gas & Elec 5s
1949
57,000 Denv 8c Salt Lake Ry 6s..I960
4,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
*;
EXCHANGE
Mar.
99
Mar. 22
Apr.
34% Feb.
26% May
21
May
86
Apr.
75
May
73
May
55% May
55
Mar. 28
45
50
Mar. 28
Jan. 13
51
Jan.
12
95
Jan.
8
86
Mar. 11
86
63
Mar. 10
26
Mar.
48% Feb.
98%
95%
21%
28%
Feb.
Feb.
May
May
20 101
23 100%
31
49%
17 46
88
Feb.
15
72
96
48
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
May
May
30
27
28
31
31
31
64
Jan.
43
35
51
56
4
18
Mar. 23
Jan.
5
21
May
9
Jan. 14
Jan.
28
96% Mar. 12
90
Feb.
23
8
97% Apr.
74% Feb. 29
88
Jan.
91% Jan.
83
Jan.
14
8
12
85% Mar. 15
NEW
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES
CURB
EXCHANGE
CURB
YOEK
RANGE SINCE JAN. I.
PRICES IN MAY.
YORK
Price
EXCHANGE
In
Since
Jan. 2
May.
Jan. 1.
1932.
"T666
$
139,000
77,000
626,000
3,000
34,000
125,000
161,000
231,000
329,000
9,000
1,296,000
5,000
2,000
39,000
358,000
15,000
"3~O66
29,000
51,000
63,000
90,000
9,000
258,000
2,000
Bid.
BONDS (Continued)
5,225,000
325,000
$
37,000
10,000
139,000
Ask,
6Ma series B
1953
5s aeries C
...
1951
Indiana Gen Service 5s__1948
Sale"
5a....1957
1st & ref 5s
...1955
Indiana Service 5a.
1950
1st lien & ret 5a
...1963
Indianapolis Gas 5s A—1952
Ind'polia P fie L 5a aer A—1957
Indianapolis Water 4%8_1940
1st lien & ref 5 Ms——1953
Inland P & L 6a aer C
1957
Insull Util Inv 6s ser B
1940
68 %
Sale
Sale
91
Sale
Sale
Sale
22
92 K
Sale'
91
Sale
73 M
Sale
%
1M
3,000
123,000
45,000
171",600
lo'ooo
615,000
7,000
322,000
73,000
16,000
150,000
300,000
9,000
42,000
67,000
43,000
51,000
36,000
37,000
1,000
26,000
3,000
174,000
7.000
8,000
2,452,000 Internat Securities 5a—1947
2,000 Interstate Iron & St'l 5%a '46
InterstateNat Gas 6a
1936
72,000
Without warranta
1,661,000 Interstate Power 5a__..-1957
526,000
Debenture 6s
—1952
Interstate Public Service
37,000
6Ms series B
1949
676,000
5s series D
—1956
839,000
4Ma series F
1958
62,000 Interstate Telep 5s A—..1961
67,000,Invest Co of Amer 5a A—.1947
157,000!
Without warranta
288,000 Iowa-Nebraska L Sr. P 5a.. 1957
5a Series B
...1961
307,000
155,000 Iowa Pow & Lt 4Mb A...1958
...1957
95,000 Iowa Pub Serv 5a.
5 Ma
2,000
1959
123,000 Iowa Ry & Light 5a...—1932
1st & ref 5s A...—....1945
15,000
521,000 I aarco Hydro-El 7a
..—1952
1942
116,000 Isotta Franchini 7s
80,000
Without warrants
Italian Superpower
458,000
52,000
17,000
59,000
286,000
68,000
1,000
3,000
10,000
13,000
15,000
6,000
53,000
66,000
24,000
11,000
3,000
12,000
31.000
78,000
120,000
9,000
2,000
13,000
8,000
297,000
6,000
56,000
107.000
17,000
22,000
~i~666
4,000
19,000
3,000
155,000
5,000
101,000
46,000
4,000
97,000
133,000
38,000
"T,66o
6,000
8,000
26,000
1,251,000
"Y.666
,
29,000
229,000
141,000
195.000
109,000
15,000
46,000
37,000
24,000
2,000
20,000
76,000
56,000
36,000
88,000
2,000
93,000
189,000
31,000
100 %
64 M
Sale
49
Sale
5s certifa of
Sale
"43 " Sale
5 Ma.-1935
6 Ms—1935
6a
2026
7Ma..1946
Without warranta
24,000
1952
87,000 Lexington Util 5s
343,000 Llbby McNeill & Llbby 5a 1942
192,000 Lone Star Gaa Corp 5a...1942
—1945
79,000 Long Island Ltg 6s
Conv deb 5Ms A
...1952
10,000
78,000 Los Angeles Gas A Elec 5s 61
5s
1939
4,000
5 Ma series 1
1949
36,000
3,000 Louisville G & E 4Ms C..1961
5a... 1957
Steel Co 8s
1940
746,000 Louisiana Pow A Lt
6,000
Lukens
1951
1.230,000 Manitoba Power 5 Mo
Mansfield Min A Sm (Germ)
50,000
Sale
46 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
56%
Sale
71 %
64
Sale
Sale
62'
Sale
63
Sale
62 J
Sale
63 M
Sale
72% Sale
77%
82%
Sale
Sale
95%
51%
Sale
'49% Sale
38 %
Sale
32% Sale
Sale
Sale
22% Sale
1941
warranto—1941
1946
1955
Assoc 5s A
1949
5s
83% Sale
81
97%
305,000 Minneapolis Gas Lt 4M8-1950
38,000 Minneapolis Gen El 5s—1934
1978
133,000 Minn Pow & Lt 4%s
1st & ref 5s
1955
44,000
113,000 Mississippi Pow 5s_
1955
Miss River Fuel 6s
5s—1957
1944
Without warrants
Sale
Sale
Sale
351,000
2,000 Missouri Pub Serv 5s A. .1947
Monongahela West Penn Pub
Service 5MaB
1953
323,000
792,000 Montreal L H A P 5a "A". 1951
5s series B
1970
113,000
Morris Plan Shares Corp—
6s A without warrants 1947
57,000
54.000
6 Ms
with warr
2
2 10034 May
May
46% May 26 59
19
May 31 3534 May
May
May
6234 May
55
May
5734 May
6234 May
6234 May
6934 May
69
May
77
May
61
May
79
May
9534 May
79
May
4934 May
37
May
38
May
2
23
2
2
28
45
Sale
75% Sale
95
Sale
91
60
Jan.
6
71
98
87
Feb.
2
93% Mar. 28
May
May
May
72
May
88% Feb.
95
Apr.
10
May
31
26
22
,
22
77
27
31
8
14
16
% May
4
% May 16
20
3
27
13
24
16
20
10
26
31
26
24
6
31
26
31
20
64%
64%
Sale
Sale
63
68
Sale
68
66% Sale
63
6634
70
4934
Sale
85
68
73%
Sale
Sale
Sale
50
55
Sale
89%
Sale
94
83
50
Sale"
8934
Sale
3934 May 28
3734 May 25
5034 May 31
80
76M Sale
67
Sale
50%
60
Sale
71
Sale
44% Sale
89
Sale
99 %
81%
Sale
Sale
94
87% Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Sale
68
Sale
39%
5534
42%
7934
8234
May
May
May
May
May
19
31
19
25
20
68
Sale
70
92
Sale
Sale
a 67
68
30
Sale
65
Sale
Sale
29
6%
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
25
Sale
a
50 %
Sale
5
48
Sale
Sale
5
48
5
92%
6934
100%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
"70"
Sale
76
2
65"
6034 Sale
Sale
69
7034
Sale
Sale
Jan.
Apr. 28
52% Jan.
5
60
Apr. 30
42% Jan.
4
Sale
56% May
66
May
63
May
87
May
55
May
Sale
Sale
8634 Sale
4
23
4
74
74
Apr.
51
Jan.
22
48
Feb.
1
15
Mar.
7
May
61% Apr.
51% Apr.
47% Apr.
58% Apr.
57% Apr.
69% May
68
Apr.
77
Apr.
61
May
79
May
75
95
3
25 79
75
21
8 65
13 67
67%
11
28 80
13 79
5
20
11 $84
6
99%
IP
68
84
25
Feb.
29
Jan.
28
Feb.
18
Mar. 19
Jan.
Jan.
13
13
Jan.
Jan.
19
2
Feb.
1
Mar. 12
Feb.
23
Jan.
14
May 19
49
Mar. 23
May 19
48
Feb.
19
42% Jan.
16
26
25 66
95%
26
25 99
19 86%
May 31 101
May
90
May
79% May
74% May
75
Feb.
S&K
60
20% May 20
95
Mar. 18
Feb.
18
Jan.
22
Jan.
20
Jan.
9
Mar. 26
25
96
Jan.
May
3
May 27
May 13
May 24
90
Mar. 21
Jan.
18
Jan. 14
90
99
16
84
Jan.
18
95
Jan.
82
Jan.
19
18
68
Apr. 11
May 20
May 10
May 26
66
Apr. 27
84
70
May 26
49% May 24
77
22
Apr.
1
63
63
82
Jan.
14
96% Jan.
20
Jan.
Mar. 21
Mar. 15
3
55
9
95
Jan.
5
89% May 31
80
May 20
63
93
Jan
39% May 28
32
Feb.
1
50
Apr.
8
65
41
67
Apr.
18
42
Jan.
23
83
Mar.
39% May
55
Apr.
42% May
51
Mar. 16
78
Jan.
81
Mar. 12
93%
Mar. 19
99
Jan.
85
96
Mar.
43% May 18
62
May 11
60% May
4
89
May
2
89
May 14
May 16
May 17
May 12
May 24
May
4
May 20
77
Feb.
82% May
79
Apr.
91% Feb.
99% May
94
May
90
2
40
Jan.
15
May
24
20
May
May
May
86% May
2
82% May
2
73 % May 19
66
65
Apr.
52
Apr.
34% May
9
May
60
Feb.
91 % May
87
Apr.
70
May 13
53% May 11
Mar.
8
Apr.
2
4
61
Jan.
11
4
7
31
27
13
27
26
6
4
24
22
33
Jan.
30
Jan.
14
14
97% Jan.
12
May
2
90
Mar.
90
Jan.
55
Feb.
42
Jan.
28
Jan.
7
15
96
14
Jan.
89% Apr.
6
4
60
99
Apr.
Apr.
28
22
72
Jan.
26
36
Feb.
20
89% Jan.
18
14
14
14
x69
Jan.
65
May
May
May
Jan.
Jan.
89
Feb.
&
96
65
May
78% Jan.
Mar. 24
26
9
79% Feb. 27
7
90% Jan.
77% Mar. 23
101
100% May
May
80
3
7
29
7
78% Jan.
51% May
Apr.
60% May
24
Apr.
1% May
70
9
93
98
2
13
37
Jan.
2
28
May 17
80
2
9
Mar. 14
May
67
7
11
9
100% Mar. 22
May 24
May
May
May
7
May 25
Mar.
90% Mat 9
100
May
68
26
0
May
54% May
May
70% May
2
31 a74% May 11
May 11
31 a74
95
May 19
31
May
9
9 56
56% May 31
66
May 31
63
May 31
87
May 31
55
May
9
82% Mar. 10
May
2
9
63
May
9
87% May
9
85% May 10
54% May 26
82% Feb.
2
81% Feb.
8
,80% Mar.
5
31
Sale
87'
61
Feb.
Jan.
88
60% May 19
30
May 11
n 8% May
2
3
5% May
3
534 May
6
May
3
93% May 11
n72
May 18
101
May
9
a7S>% May 11
80% May 11
63,
67
Feb.
97
87
56
74% May
91
May
87
May
61
97
86
73
25
12
May 31
May 26
67
Sale
5934 Sale
66
98% Sale
4
68
73
65
34% May 26
10
May
5
73
May
2
94
May
4
60% May
May
1% May
2
May
2
May
2
Sale
May
91% May
Sale
65
May
10034 May
Sale' 70
May
80
May
54% May
Sale
25
29
5
2
16
7
3
3
11
26
17
2
2
34% May 26
9
May
6
70
May 31
9134 May 24
May 26
5134 May 18
Jan.
23
__
73
15
6
50
""
9334 May 16 93%
99>4 May 28 100
99
94
May 31
90%
90
May
9
68
May 31 82%
26
May 10 30
.
Jan.
13
21
Sale
14
27
Jan.
51% May
6534
38% Jan.
81
May
4
May
7
66
May 31
65
May 27
71% May
3
Sale
15
May
9
May 19
May
2
55
85
15
20
66
5
Mar. 19
36% Jan.
Jan.
87% Jan.
4034 May 28
8634 Sale
82% Sale
Sale
6
May 20
May 18
May
9
May
May
May
May
98
Jan.
92
70
90% May
Jan.
45
84% May
67
May
67% May
81
May
73
May
4
7
6
May
4
92
May 14
91% May
3
81
May
2
99
May 13
May
Jan.
98
Jan.
76
96
26
78
38
1534 Sale
85
25
20
5634 May 10
May 24
39
May 24
5134 Sale
Sale
50
12
25
28
6
39
75% May
1
May
12
May 17
81
Feb.
Mar.
86
May 20
May
4
80% Jan.
8
Jan.
76
63
63
85
79
49
37
82
5
Mar. 14
May
2 101% Mar. 28
2 100
2
46% May 26 69% Mar. 9
51
Jan. 26
19
May 31
3
50
25
26
25
19
31
8434
54 %
Jan.
Jan.
62
92
79
May
90
May
7934 May
7434 May
95
May
65
Sale
Apr. 26
3
67% May
11
31
17
31
19
19
45
73
80
2
May 13
20
May
May
79
1
May 11
May 31
9834 May
74
Mar. 21
79% Mar. 5
95% Jan. 15
91
May
23
27
Sale
57
Sale
5434 May 26
8434 Sale
84% May 31
82% May
5
90
Mar. 17
84
Mar. 15
98% Jan.
56
93
Mar. 12
87% Mar. 21
49% Feb.
Line
...1937
5
6
5
3
4
11
3334 May
Sale
Sale
8534 May
73
May
66
May
62
May
6534 May
6534 May
78
May
2034 May 20
Sale
65%
Sale
5
footnote* see oa«e 53
9
76
—
1951
Miss River Power 5s
Steamship
May
50% May
—1978
193,000 Met Edison 4s series E...1971
1961
13,000 Mich Assoc Tel 5s A
1946
3,000 Michigan Light Co 5s
5,000 Michigan Pub Serv 5s A..1947
87,000 Middle Sts Petrol 6 Ms A.1945
3,720,000 Middle West Util 5% notes '32
Conv 5% notes..
—1933
2,820,000
Conv 5% notes..
..1934
2,480,000
Conv 5% notes
1935
2,363,000
1967
140,000 Milwaukee G L 4Ms
Miss Power & Light
65
60% May
3
May 27
43
75 M
86,000 Melbourne El Supp 7Ma A '46
151,000 Memphis P & L 5s ser A..1948
173,000
67,000
4
68
114,000 Mass Util
.1947
11,000 Massey Harris 5s
4,000 McCallum Hosiery 6M8--1941
1943
52,000 McCord Rad & Mfg 6s
524,000
2
7234 May
68 % May
75
5 %s—
4Ms series C
8834 May
2
4
May 24
68
92
49
7s without
Mass Gas Co
92r**May
100
Sale
63
7s with warranta
7,000
697,000
473,000
Jan.
47% Jan. 20
deposit...1945
15,000 Laclede Gas Light
66,000 Larutan Gas Corp
1,546,000 Lehigh Pow Secur
Leonard Tietx Inc
May 20
May
4
May
2
75
64% Sale
64 M Sale
1,076,000 Koppera Gas Ac C deb 5s. 1947
120,000
Jan.
Mar.
95
Jan.
55
78
70
19
59
Sale
1961
Munson
7,000
Sale
"50%
2022
53,000 Kansas Gas & Elec 6s
1947
96,000 Kansas Power 5s A
94,000 Kansas Pow & Lt 5s B...1957
6s aeries A
...1955
89,000
1969
300,000 Kentucky Utilities 5s
1950
1945
234 May 20
85
87
Sale
68 M
48.000 Kansas City Gaa 6a.——1942
1937
12,000 Kansas El Pow 6s A
5,000
53,000
11,000
88 M
.1942
103,000 Jacksonville Gas 5a
32,000 Jamaica Wat Sup 5M8 A.1955
Deb 5Ma
958,000
129,000 Kresge (S S) Co 5s
90
70
80
17
2
May 23
62
63% Sale
36 %
263,000
97,000
6M8 series D__
1948
47,000
5M« aeries F
—....1955
7,000 Keystone Pub Serv 5s—1978
83,000 Keystone Telep Co 5 %a..I955
1943
111,000 Kimberly Clark 5s A
Highest.
Sale Prices.
6
86% Sale
--
327,000 Jersey Cent P & L 5s B—1947
4Ms series C
1961
1,632,000
224.000 Jones & Laughlin Steel 5s '39
1
May
134 May
M May
4
% May 16
5
May 16
10
2
6a...1963
Without warranta
9034 May
5
May 16
% Sale
Sale
Sale
May
7
90
May
5
3434 May
4
3134 May 12
86
May
4
86
May
2
May 31
10
2
95
May 27
72
1
72
May 31
May 26
22
90% May
Deb 5s series A
84
87 M May 23
Intercontinents Power
122", 666
6334 May
77
Sale
86
May 13
May 23
May 31
84
May 11
May 31
66
22
85
Prices.
May 27
May 23
May
5
60
Sale
30 % Sale
1949
Co—
Deb 68 with warrants.. 1948
129,000
Deb 68 without warr
1948
3,000
388,000 Internet Pow Sec 6%» B.1954
408,000
6Ma series C
......-1955
78 series D
1936
312,000
7s series D stamped
1936
175,000
7a series E_
........1957
613,000
7s series F
.....—1952
239,000
1951
103,000 International Salt 5s
72
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices.
78
80
89
48
Ask,
Sale
,94% Sale
Indiana & Mich El
With vrnrrants
Ask
Lowest.
May 31.
Bid.
Sale
63 M
57%
Hydro-Elec 5a A.1958
Indiana
Bid.
81%
A..1947
Indiana Elec Corp 6a
May 2.
*
6
Sale
5% May
2
6% May 12
18
65
Mar. 16
Jan.
12
14
Jan.
5
21
NEW
CURB
YORK
EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
May.
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK
CUR71 EXCHANGE
Since
$
104,000
'154,000
8,000
132,000
126,000
362,000
Jan. 2
1932.
S
BONDS
(Continued)
Bid.
744.000 Narraganiett Elec Co 5s_.1957
1,255,000 National Elec. Pow 5a
1978
44,000 National Food Prod 6a..1944
831,000 Nat Pow A Lt 6a'"A"
Deb 5s aeries B
1,608,000
2,958,000 Nat Pub Serr 5a
2026
2030
1978
Ask.
May 2.
2,000
23,000
52,000
8,000
281,000
339,000
429,000
636,000
362,000
1,000
327,000
113,000
9,000
5,000
24,000
693,000
175,000
5% gold notes
May 11935
2,000 Nat Transcont'l Ry 4%s.l955
2022
129,000 Nebraska Power 6a
4%s
1981
262,000
140,000 Neianer Bros Realty 6a.. 1948
1956
1,046,000 Nevada Calif Elec 5s
1,321,000 New Eng G & Elec Aasn 5sl947
5a..
1948
1,235,000
Conv deb 5s
1950
2,215,000
1,713,000 New Engl Pow Aasn 5a._.1948
5s
1951
4,000
Deb 5Ha
1954
1,695,000
467,000 New Orleans Pub Serv 4%s '35
6s series A
1949
27,000
...
New York Edison 5s C
151,000
3,107,000
63,000
28,000
76,000
35,000
204,000
10,000
27,000
26,000
18,000
27.666
6,000
22,000
60,000
297,000
1,000
111,000
41,000
5Ha A with warrants..1948
N Y P A L Corp lat 4 Ha-1967
N Y State E & G 4Ha
1980
N Y Steam Corp 5s
1956
N Y A Westchester Ltg 5a '54
4s_....2004
Nor Cont Utll 5 Hs A
Sale
73
Sale
Sale
45
Sale
60%
24%
Sale
36
Sale
18% Sale
May
10% May
May
58
May
45
May
18% May
71% Sale
60% Sale
60% May
73
75
75
86% Sale
75
Sale
75
66% Sale
60%
46%
45%
46%
36%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
5Hs series A reg
1,000
3,000
1,000
16,000
70,000
12,000
12,000
18,000
47% Sale
45
Sale
59
Sale
47
Sale
60
Sale
48%
Sale
61% Sale
76
Sale
50% Sale
64% Sale
61,000
7,000
73,000
38% Sale
4Hs E
1951
4Ha
1961
7s without warrants
"89% Sale
Sale
41
74
Sale
73
68
134,000 Northwest Pow 6a A
101% Sale
99% Sale
Sale
694.000 Ohio Edison Co 5s.......1960
1952
322,000 Ohio Power 5s series B
4 Ha aeries D
1956
939,000
Deb 6s
2024
1,000
1953
5,000 Ohio Public Serv 6s C
58 series
77,000
D__....__^..1954
5Hs series E__._I^L..1961
19,000
1950
615,000 Oklahoma Gas A El 5s
.
_
6s series A
12.000
.
99%
40%
67%
Sale
Sale
Sale
96
63
Sale
Sale
Sale
70% Sale
92
Sale
84%
539,000
1st A ref 6s B
1,259,000
168,000
1,786,000
1st A ref 5s D
1st A ref 5Hs
1st A ref 4Hs
1941
C
65
Sale
85
Sale
62% Sale
86% Sale
Sale'
78
Sale
9
93% Sale
95
Sale
87%
Sale
May 12
90% May
9
76
May
5
96
87
105
100%
40%
88
79%
70%
67%
May 12
May
6
May
2
May 19
May
2
May 13
May
3
May
5
May 2
1952
Pacific Investing 5s A
Without warrants..
189,000
1960
6s with warrants
239,000 Penn
/ :V 2,000
91% Sale
92% Sale
89% Sale
Sale
80
Sale
77%
Sale
80
85% Sale
Sale
81% Sale
77
Sale
Elec Power 5 Hs
93% May
9
8
May 28
20
80
92
May 28
May 28
76% May 28
May
7
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
6
24
24
31
31
31
6
20
67% Sale
77
67
67
Sale
67
45
25
Sale
45
Sale
25
42
102% Sale
100% Sale
91% Sale
105% Sale
102% Sale
97% Sale
82%
100%
97%
Sale
Sale
Sale
"
Sale
91
Sale
82%
Sale
60
88
Sale
70
52% Sale
Sale
52%
Sale
50%
Sale
50
Sale
93% May
May
May
May
May
83
May
84
May
75
May
83
May
81% May
75
May
56
May
30
May
48% May
90
60
May
102
May
52% May
50
May
2
7
11
24
12
2
13
5
3
10
May 3
May 11
May
2
May 10
May
2
64 % May
31
4
5
24 103% May
31
70% May 3
20 52% May 12
75,000
14,000
80
May
6
May 16
May 11
45
May 6
74% May 3
80
May 11
1949
69
Sale
65
1952
May 26
80
May 21
56
27
31
28
28
4
1950
67% Sale
Sale
86%
Sale
83
May
41
May
86
May
82% May
90
May
"2"6oo
29,000
17,000
51,000
57,000
5,000
35,000
90,000
109,000
77,000
6,000
237,000
42,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
88
101
Sale
May
100% May
68
1%
102
104
Sale
98%
Sale
Sale
Sale
95% Sale
Suburb Water 5s._1955
72
May 11
52
Piedmont A Northern 5s. 1954
Pittsburgh Steel 6s
1948
Poor
Sale
Co 6s
4Hs series F
37
Sale
80
88%
Sale
60%
Sale
Sale
46
Power Corp of N Y 5Ha--1947
Procter A Gamble 4%s__1947
63
100
1954
Sale
Sale
Sale
5,000
189,000
43,000
228,000
10,000
17
Sale
78% Sale
101
72
Sale
Sale
77
78% Sale
78% Sale
75
12,000 Quebec Power 5s
53.
1968
Feb.
18
60
19
98
7
87
2 105
16 100%
Feb.
Mar. 14
Mar. 22
Jan.
6
Feb.
23
Apr.
Mar.
5
7
4
4
59
21
78
63
77
Apr.
21
May 28
40
Mar.
2 732
Mar.
May
65% May
62% May
86
May
79
Jan.
31
26
26
25
6
15
Apr. 27
May 28
May 31
Mar.
11
91% Apr.
14
14
8
2
87% Jan.
13
88
12
Jan.
81% Jan.
9
96% Mar. 10
89% Mar. 9
May 27
77% May 31
92
91
Mar. 10
85
Mar.
Jan.
12
Mar. 23
3
93% May
9
43% Mar. 10
80
May
84
May
76% May
83
May
83
May
75
May
77
May
67
May
67
May
45
May
25
May
42
May
92% Apr.
83
May
88
Apr.
88% Jan.
83
Apr.
87% Jan.
75
May
61
Apr.
19
7
19
4
13
26
50
11
28
28
28
6
24
24
31
31
31
6
20
95
Jan.
96
Jan.
56
Jan.
6
Jan.
58% Mar.
82% May 26 94
100% May 31 105%
97% Jan. 30 103
91
May 31 98%
82
May 26 93%
67
Apr.
May
Apr.
May
Apr.
8
12
22
7
8
29
11
28
10
28
Mar. 16
102
Apr. 25 103% May
5
Feb. 29
52% May 31 85
50
May 20 71% Mar. 9
45
Apr. 14
May 16
60
67
79% Jan.
23
9
78
Feb.
4
86
Jan.
15
Jan.
16
Jan.
16
65
25
76
80
27
70
84
90% May 14
90
Mar. 31
6
100
5
6
4
96% May
94% May
5
7
2
May 20
34% May 28
May
May
60% May
40
May
26
25
31
26
3
6
2
86% Jan.
Apr.
50
63
May 18
May
2
72%
77% Sale
69
59%
Sale
56
Sale
55%
56
39
68
69%
Sale
Sale
61% Sale
58% Sale
58%
Sale
'55% Sale"
58%
58%
55%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
31 105% May
6
26
73
May 13
25
May
4
19
25
26
31
20
31
26
31
72% May 20
4
94
Jan.
93
May 20
W*
78
May
78 v. May
67% May
62% May
46
May
70
May
64
May
61% May
75
May
10
2
11
20
13
7
12
12
3
50
72
91
Mar.
70
5
26
25
31
26
72
69
68
69
55%
58%
39
58%
Mar. 11
Apr.
14
Mar. 16
Feb. 26
9
Feb.
13
Mar. 21
Jan.
20
Apr. 28
Apr. 26
Jan. 23
63% Mar.
8
7
8
Feb.
25
90
Jan.
85
70
Jan.
13
12
Mar.
8
92% Mar. 16
Apr. 11 90
75% Feb. 27 81
105
May 11 105
100% Apr.
Mar. 10
Mar.
1
96% Jan.
94% May
77
5
Apr.
57
Apr.
44% May
55
May
96% Feb.
15% May
81
May
Mar. 14
Apr. 22
May 20
94% Jan. 25
91% May
5
May 10
May 28 82
6
1% Mar.
9
101% Mar. 29 104
98% May 31 105%
55
Jan.
5
68%
May
May
60% May
40
May
May 11
85
68
34% May 28
May 3
May 25
May 25
60% May 31
60
May 3
91 % May
3
78% May
6
§4*
Feb.
16 102
54
May 18
99% May
2 100% May 12
15% May 19 19% May 2
81
5
May
5 81% May
101
72
Jan.
31
55
72
May 11 105
44% May 27
70
Sale
Sale
....
Kor footnotes see page
W
Jan.
90% Apr. 16
82% Mar. 30
94% Mar. 19
6
91% May
5
May 10
3 102
55
'99% Sale'
Sale
19%
4Hs B..1957
341,000
6% perpetual certificates..
45,000 Pub Serv of Nor Ills 5s C.1966
107,000
4Hs series D
..1978
290,000
4Hs series E
...1980
989,000
4Hs series F-.
1981
227,000 Pub Serv of Okla 5s D
1957
9,000
5s series C
1961
23,000 Pub Serv Subsid 5Hs A..1949
875,000 Puget Sound P A L 5%s_1949
5s series C
295,000
1950
1,075,000
4%s series D
1950
94% Mar,
94
Apr.
78% Apr.
101% Jan.
Apr.
33
Apr.
87% May
56
2 % May
102
May
May 31 104
May
98% May 31 104
105
Pub Service Co of N J—
62,000
39,000
36,000
17,000
91,000
73,000
9,000
Jan.
May 31
May 31
May 28
May 20
78% May
72
1959
Pub Serv of N H
97
41
73
68
70
80% Mar. 9
63
Apr.
5
19
82
May
3
17
,88
May 11
29 103% Apr. 30
27
67% May
2
62
May
3
94
May
4
88% May
6
91% May 23
84
Potrero Sugar 1st 7s
1947
Power Corp of Can 5s A..1957
Prussian Elec 6s
4
27
Jan.
27
26
91% May
77% May
81% Sale
1961
4Hs series B
9
26
Feb.
95% May
2,000 Potomac Elec Pow 6s B..1953
6,000
18,000
89,000
85,000
397,000
344,000
14,000
68
65% Jan.
9
67% Jan. 15
96
Apr.
5
79
28 100%
28
92
28
94%
May 28
50
1939
A
Portland Gas A Coke 5s. 1940
Potomac Edison 5s ser E.1956
9
11
11
May 26
Apr. 22
May 21
1% May 27
93
Hydro-Electric Co
6Hs class A
1960
1949
11
60
79% Sale
1972
Pittsburgh Coal 6s
5
Mar.
5
Mar. 14
27
May
41
May
86
May
82% May
90
Apr.
90% May 14
91
101%
1st A refunding 4 Ha..1957
347,000
8
May
Jan.
94
85
41
"93% Sale"
Piedmont
149,000
10,000
3,000
2,000
17,000
1,000
21.000
98
67% Jan.
40% Apr.
40
Apr.
41
Apr.
34
May
94
Apr.
36% May
45
May
38
May
78
May
82
May
70
Phila Rapid Transit 6s..1967
Phila
75
25
67
Phila Suburb Cos G A E
7,000
14,000
14
Mar.
93% May
9
8
May 28
93
82% May 26 92
100% May 31 105%
97% May 31 102%
91
May 31 98%
82
May 26 92%
45
"74~" Sale
<
46,000
Jan.
11
10
75
84
Pa A N Y Canal A RR 5s. 1939
1,225,000 Phila
45
78
77
84% May 13
88
May
7
83
Electric 4s series F.1971
28,000 Penn Water Serv 5s A
1967
351,000 Peoples Gas Lt A Coke 4s B'81
165,000 Peoples Lt A Pow 5s
1979
111,000 Phila Electric Co 5s
1966
9
31% Jan.
May 27
77% May 31
May
65% May
62% May
86
May
82
May
Jan.
Feb..
63
5
2
9
72
May 26
May 31
75% May
3
76% May
6
71 % May
2
93% May 11
84% May
2
May
34% Jan.
84% Mar.
18
31
26
26
25
17
31
98% Mar. 10
15
46% Jan.
88
60
63
75
1948
Without warrants
280,000
216,000
5Ha series B
1959
655,000 Penn-Ohio PAL 5Ha A.1954
72,000 Penn Power Co 5s
1956
15,000 Penn Pub Serv 6s C
1947
5s series D
1,000
..1954
84,000 Penn Telep Corp 5s C
1960
85,000 Penn Water A Pow 4H>..1968
5s
46,000
1940
17
11
24
31
31
11
60% May 31
75
5
May
75
May 31
May 28
83
1955
F
Penn-Ohio Edison 6s
18,000
21,000
42,000
161,000
May
May
103% May
96
May
35% May
87% May
74
May
64
May
63
May
51
45
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
May
Apr.
75
Sale
1940
3,000 Penn Glass Sand 6s
22,000
31,000
May 31
May 31
May 28
75
83 H
1,005,000 Pacific Gaa A El 1st 4Ha.l957
6.000
9*666
82
88
103%
8
a32
74
Penn Dock A Warehouse Co
82,000
31,000
8,000
51%
2
11
19
2
12
14
11
12
27
11
4
10
3
11
10
92
20
58
21
36,000 Okla Pow A Water 5s A.. 1948
41,000 Osgood Co 6s with warr.1938
34,000 Oswego Falls Co 6a
1941
48,000 Park A Tilford 6a
..1936
510,000 Penn Cent Lt A Pow 4Hs 1977
5s
1979
44,000
80,000
95%
53%
65
80
103% Sale
1960
5,000
64,000
1,000
77,000
51
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1935
196.000
"2"o6O
53
53
96
84
94% May 18
18
May
May
74% May
64
May
24% May
23
86%
92%
22%
66%
53%
82
May
99% May
41
84% Sale
3
27
24
31
31
31
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
99% Sale
1935
9,000 Pacific Ltg A Pow 5s
1942
693,000 Pacific Power A Light 5s.1955
1,457,000 Pacific Western OH 6 Ha.1943
72,000
95%
36%
78
102% Sale
......1940
.
34
38
1970
notes.
44%
43
1948
Nor Ohio PAL 5Hs
5 H %
44%
45
1969
1,000 Northwest Electric 6s
5,000
260,000
104,000
228,000
132,000
422,000
Sale
18
Sale
Sale
Nor Ohio Trac A Lt 5s...1956
22,000
1,000
193,000
90,000
198,000
20
88%
72%
59%
...1966
5s series D
249,000
1,688,000
93
"58"" Sale"
92% Sale
North Texa a Utilities—
44,000
Sale
23
Nor States Power
52.000
12
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Sale
14% Sale
.1948
Nor Ind Pub Serv 5s
147,000
598,000
120,000
6,000
240,000
' Sale
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
93 %
1951
120,000
9,000
109,000
472,000 Niagara Falls Power 6a. .1950
5s series A
....1959
84,000
726,000 Nippon Elec Pow 6H>...1953
19,000 Nor Amer L & P 5% notes '33
Serial 5% notes
1934
79,000
Serial 5% notes.......1935
51,000
Serial 5% notes
1936
51,000
'2:666
72,000
93
Highest
Sale Prices.
Sale
Sale
Sale
5,000 New Rochelle Wat 5 Ha A *51
N Y Cent Elec 5 %s
1950
24,000
4,766,000
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Ask
96%
36%
34%
78
68%
N Y A Foreign Invest
17,000
619,000
32,000
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
National Tea Co—
45,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 1.
■
51
Mar.
9
Mar. 15
May 11
13
10
Jan.
15
63
60
Mar. 14
27
18
72
14
Mar. 10
Mar. 15
10 100% May 12
31
Feb. 16
5
85
Jan. 28
19
11 107
May 26
9
Apr.
90
Mar.
Jan.
81% Mar.
7
8
9
Apr.
12
84
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
25
82% Jan. 16
79% Jan. 19
62% May 20
26
28
20
31
50
Jan.
Jan.
22
9
26
81% Mar.
77% Mar.
31
73
Mar. 10
72% May 20
75
Feb. 25
58%
55%
8
9
NEW
52
Price
NEW YORK
In
CURB
Since
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
May 2.
1932.
Ask.
Bid.
(Continued)
BONDS
S
$
Bid.
Lowest.
Ask.
Sale Prices.
70
May
May
5
7
83
May 23
May
9
40
May 27
50
May
2
65
5
10
27
25
24
26
17
67
May
5
*
13,000
23,000
85,000
9,000
68,000
153,000
34,000
48,000
paid
Reliance Management
50
1941
5s. 1954
Sale
57
May 23
2554 May
20)4 May
21
May
10
69)4 May
82,000 Rem'ton Arms 5)4% notes *33
581,000 Republic Gas Corp 6s A--1945
68 A ctfs of deposit
1945
16,000
308,000 Rochester Cent l'ow 5s A 1953
1953
611,000 Ruhr Gas Co 6)48--1958
146,000 Ruhr Housing 6J4s A
143,000 Ryerson (Jos T) & Son* *sl943
6,000
221,000
1,000
3,000
Louis Gas ft Coke 6a—1947
273,000
1944
14,000 St Paul Gas Light 5s
1,542,000 Safe Harbor Water Pr 4)4» *79
9,000 Salmon River Power 5S..1952
1958
181,000 San Ant Pub Serv 5s
55,000
13 H
12
21%
Sale
20
Sale
64
82
6
281,000
60,000
109,000
160,000
12,000
1,000
19,000
1,000
17,000
611,000
241,000
88,000
70,000
374,000
■
51",666
6,000
,
2,707,000
5s series
85
6s......2825
Southern Calif Edison 5s 1951
General 5s
1939
230,000
Refunding mtge 5s
1952
400,000
Ref Mtge 5s
1954
832,000
Ref mtge. 5s new
1954
630,000
440,000 Southern Calif Gas 5s—1937
5s
*-.—-1957
29,000
16,000
5^8 Series B
...1952
1,437,000
Southern
Co
Gas
1944
843,000
7s 1946 without warrants.
1939
187,000 Sun Oil 534s
122,000
5% notes
1934
..1940
5,000 Sun Pipe Line 5s
370,000 Super Power of III 4)4s— 1970
68....———..1961
6,000
4)4s
1968
392,000
.—..1940
721,000 Swift & Co 5s
5s.*—*—*—————.*1944
708,000
36,000
38", 606
36,666
233,000
198,000
192,000
8,000
185,000
49,000
3,000
"4"666
90,000
124,000
711,000
22,000
139,000
22,000
87,000
13,000
137,000
39,000
3,000
15,000
91,000
140,000
952,000
284,000
739,000
157,000
23,000
■
126,000
25,000
40,000
69,000
62,000
23,000
126,000
10,000
216,000
41,000
113,000
5,000
17,000
6,000
8,000
372,000
493,000
90,000
245,000
40
Jan.
9
42
Feb.
13
55
Sale
55
Sale
65)4 May
65
May
70
May
65)4 May
56
May
58"" Sale
65)4 Sale
70
65)4 Sale
58 series B
Union Gulf Corp
5s
5s
1932
728,000
Deb 6s series A
1973
64,000
1942
139,000 United Pub Serv 6s
1938
28,000 U S Radiator 5s ser A
21,000 United Rys of Havana 7)4a '36
U S Rubber 6)4
Serial
24
23
19
23
7
Serial 6)4%
77
Sale
notes—...1935
1936
notes—...1937
notes.....1938
notes
1939
notes
1940
Serial 6)4%
Serial 6)4%
Serial 6)4%
Serial 6)4%
Serial 6s
53
—.1933
May
May
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
23
23
19
23
21
22
52
98
Sale
97X
Sale
47)4 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
100)4 Sale
95)4 Sale
95 X Sale
98
101
98 34
98
Sale
Sale
94
28
May
4
59)4 May 23
May
4
55
May 10
68)4 May 2
28
24
May
Jan.
May
2
29
50
Jan.
31 99)4 May 9
31 10254 May 12
9
27 99)4 May
May
9
31 99
94
94
100)4
95)4
95)4
May
May
May
May
Sale
May 31
86)4 May 11
73
81
88
May
3
May 11
.....
Sale
Sale
73
31
70
Mar.
8
45)4 May 31
85
Mar.
9
93
Feb.
Apr.
May
73
Jan.
91
Mar. 22
Apr.
May
97
Mar. 26
May 31
Feb.
4
Jan. 27
80)4 Mar. 29
27
41
Mar. 11
45
May 24
55
Apr.
7
6)4 Jan.
14
84
May 31
8154 May
3
67
Sale
Sale
Sale
67
28
30
45
May 31
May 31
73)4 May 2
39)4 May 11
38
May
9
51
May 17
Sale
62 X
62)4 Sale
Sale
75
Sale
Sale
Sale
65
75
74)4 Sale
65 X Sale
52)4
Sale
64)4 Sale
Sale
57)4 Sale
57)4 Sale
4954 Sale
49)4 Sale
59
Sale
57
Sale
47)4 Sale
35
Sale
:
24
May 10
61)4 May
5
48
May 28
1154 May
3
4354 May 27
89
"
50
Sale
Sale
Sale
33)4 Sale
30
Sale
51
Sale
39
40
50
38
40
33)4
30
50)4
54.
2654
Sale'
23)4
27)4
Sale
23)4'Sale
19)4 Sale
22
19
57
16
6254
28
26
31
57
31
51)4
50)4
60)4
60
47)4
35
31
31
26
31
16
57)4
59
May
3
May 23
May
May
May
May
May 10
May 7
May
May
May
May
90
Sale
Sale
88
58
Sale
5454 Sale
73)4 Sale
Sale
9954 Sale
96)4 Sale
94
86)4 Sale
81)4 S ale
87
Sale
95)4 Sale
May 4
May 13
24 X May 12
23
May 4
May
May
4
-
9
58
Sale
49)4 Sale
7754
Sale
74
89
Sale
Sale
'84)4 Sale
10
15
28
3
27
28
26
31
31
31
31
22
May
4
19
May 13
Jan.
7
29)4 Jan.
Jan.
7
7
12
Apr.
12
58
48
1154
4354
50
38
40
33)4
30
50)4
53
23)4
27 X
29
31
16
80
Jan.
Mar.
81
Jan.
14
70
Jan.
27
Sale
Sale'
2854 Sale
Sale
Sale
1254 Sale
65
90
Sale
84)4 Sale
7854 Mar. 10
79
Jan.
14
Jan.
14
60)4 May
5
60
Apr. 15
68)4 Jan. 14
51
Jan.
8
31
Mar.
3
May 27 a62X May
7
86
Feb.
2
67
31
96
91
Mar.
1
89
52
87
Mar.
4
90
Mar.
11
72
Jan.
7
15
86
Apr.
J an.
Apr.
5
2
87 X
5 74
May 17
95
93)4 May 31 101
94
Apr.
9 97 X
103)4 May 17 104
Mar.
15
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
56
48
Sale'
Sale
30
Sale'
59
Sale
15
50)4 Sale
79
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
Mar. 14
81
Apr.
Feb.
12
5
92)4 Mar.
92
Feb.
13
86
Mar. 19
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
27
31
31
10
4
68
31
81
26
95
28
30
14
86
19
J4 May 7
24)4 May
6
50)4 May 14
42
38
35
12)4 May 28
63
May 26
15
67
83
May
9
76)4 May 12
13
May
~
84)4 May
83)4 May
98
May
37)4 May
87
May 18
54 May
3
30
May 26
May
2
May 13
May 27
May 31
May 31
8
Apr. 29
68 X May 31
78
Apr. 11
95
Apr.
63
29
Sale'
46)4 Sale
25
Sale
2554 Sale
63
Sale
64
Sale
9
26
Feb.
2
61
48)4 Mar. 17
8554 Mar. 11
24
Feb.
15
9254 Feb. 29
Mar. 24
98
May
2
43
Jan.
94
Mar.
2
Apr.
X Apr.
24)4 May
32)4 Apr. 12
12 X May 28
63
May 26
3454 Mar. 9
71X Feb. 19
86
May 18
3X Jan. 21
87
May 4
May 26
9954 May 16
90)4 May
3
90
Feb. 24 100
84
84
May 17
86
86
May 26
May 17
May 26
93)4 May
7
92
Apr. 28
5154 May 3
20)4 May
3
21)4 May 12
50
May
3
48
May 11
70)4 May
6
50)4 May
80
May
100)4 May
49
May
4)4 May
23
May 16
22
May 2
33
33
May
14 X May
May
45)4 May
30
May
68)4 May
39)4 May
6754 May
99)4 May
46
May
May
May
May
18
39"
Mar. 16
Apr. 22
May 19
71)4 Jan.
2
Sale
3
20
Jan.
2
21
22
Mar.
67
2
19
81)4 Sale
Mar. 10
54)4 May
92
33
62)4
Mar. 10
73
71
86
22
1
75)4 May
98
Sale
Sale
27
86)4 May
35
63
2854 Sale
9154
Feb. 25
72
34
May 19
42
31)4
95
Mar. 12
81)4 May 31
35
63
10)4 Sale
70
Sale
May 16
May 14
64)4 May
87)4 May
May 4
93)4 May 31 100
97
May
9
94)4 May 31
May 19
103)4 May 17 104
44)4 Sale
Sale
Sale
91
89
54 54 May
5
67
May 17
75
75)4 Sale
98
43
May
Apr.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Jan.
May
May
4
67
31
87.
70
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May 10
64)4 May 17
4
26
86)4 Mar. 12
:l.C>
Sale
25
62)4 Sale
15" Sale'
55
,
67
4
99)4 May
9
10254 Mar. 14
99)4 May
9
99
May
9
9854 Apr. 22
88)4 Mar. 10
93X Feb.
70
Sale
49
Feb.
9854 Feb,
Sale
May 31
May 24
11
59)4 May 23
May
4
29
75
30
Jan.
7
Mar. 23
4
13
70
28
Mar. 10
Jan.
40
4
29
45)4 May 31
Mar. 12
Mar. 10
Mar. 14
70
35
4
4
93
71
86
75
May 4
May 18
95
73
29)4 Sale
76
76
May
May
50
6754 Sale
1933
Serial 6)4% notes
May 20
29
% notes..1932
634% notes
50
52)4
54)4
5954
53 X
6
70)4 Mar. 19
75
Feb. 16
28
34
Sale
Serial 6)4% notes..... 1934
feetnates see page
23
55
May 31
May 31
22
warrants
United Indus 6 H*
—
126,000
90,000
78,000
89,000
200,000
86,000
87,000
106,000
1,882,000
61)4 Sale
54)4 Sale
5454 Sale
52)4 May
54)4 May
5954 May
53)4 May
52)4 May
9
8c Pow (Mo)
1941
1st 6s
....1945
United Lt & Pow 6)4s
1974
Deb 6s—
1975
737,000
5)4s_
1959
137,000
United Lt & Rys 5)4s
1952
1,506,000
6s series A
1952
303,000
52,000
20,000
21,000
20,000
35,000
17,000
13,000
16,000
10,000
301,000
Sale
Sale
65
A.1948
Without
14
99
May 19
88
95
May 31
Apr. 28
95
Feb. 11 10054 May 18
7
70
Jan.
85
Apr.
1
1
82
82
Apr.
Apr.
1
102
Apr. 11 102
Apr. 11
84)4 May 31 99)4 Feb. 13
4454 Feb,
15
1967
1950
1,000 Union Terminal Co 5s—1942
26,000 United Elec of N J 4s_ —1949
United El Serv (Unes) 7s_1956
241,000
1,079,000
7
Jan.
15
6s—*——..—1944
Union Amer Invest 5s
23
25)4 Jan.
5
15)4 May 28
Sale
Tenn Power Co 5s
Union Electric Lt
299,000
1,000
May 26
9754 Apr. 21
Sale
489,000
213,000
168,000
5,000
157,000
159,000 Twin City Rap Tr 5 HsA.1952
681,000
94,000
84)4 Jan.
27
15
fenn Elec Power 5s
(Tien & Co
10
20 )4
—1954
1956
-.1962
Tenn Pub Serv 5s
1970
Ternl Hydro-Electric Co—
6)4s without warrants. 1953
Texas Cities Gas 5s
1948
Texas Elec Service 5s
1960
Texas Gas Utilities 6s
1945
Texas Power & Lt 5s
1956
6s
2022
5s
1937
Thermoid Co 6s with warrl934
Toledo Edison Co 5s
,1947
Trl Utilities Deb 5s
1979
Mar. 31
Jan. 14
Jan.
9
Feb. 15
40
25)4 Sale
1957
974,000 Syracuse Ltg 5s B
1st & ref 5)4s
8,000
35
96)4 May
1,000 Strawbridge & Clothier 5s '48
1937
2,000 Stutz Motor Car 7)4s
26,000
14
26
17
4
2
26
40)4 May 23
20)4 May 24
23
May 12
62)4 May
2
58
May
2
Without
7,000
6)4s with warr
...1938
489,000 Southwestern G 8c E 5s..1957
160,000 Southwestern LAP 5s*. 1957
1945
287,000 Southwest Nat Gas 6s
543,000 Southwestern P & L 6s..2022
140,000 Staley (A E) Mfg 6s
1942
1935
1,406,000 Standard Gas & Elec 6s
Cony 6s..........—.—1935
1,293,000
6s
1951
1,034,000
6s
1966
661,000
1939
430,000 Standard Invest 5)4s
5s without warrants
1937
123,000
Stand Power 8c Lt 6s....1957
1,355,000
87,000 Standard Telep 5)4s A...1943
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp
7s Oct 1 '36 without warr..
574,000
Jan.
3354 May 16
15)4 May 28
15
May 31
55
May 31
50
May 20
privilege
22,000 So'west Assoc Tel 5s A—1961
Southwestern Dairies—
148,000
25
84)4 May 31
Without warr.——.
Southern Nat Gas 6s
27
25
14
Sale
1961
6)4* 1935
1st & ref 4^8
88)4 Jan.
81
Mar.
5
May
1
26 16
May 19
6 99
May
3
31 94
18 10054 May 18
May 14
19 72
18
2
10
37 X Sale
C............1970
Southeast P 9c L
74,000
1,026,000
98,000
82,000
,.1932
4
s series D
.......-.1970
1,282,000
1948
70,000 Sheffield Steel 5)4«32,000 Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s—1947
Silica Gel Corp 6)4% notes
with warrants
1932
28,000
157,000 Snider Pack 6% notes...1932
6s conv B certifs of deposit
1,000
42,000 Sou Carolina Power 5s..1957
20,000
340,000
37,000
13,000
87,000
30,000
324,000
212,000
215,000
115,000
140,000
46,000
294,000
26,000
Sale
May
16
Jan.
3654 Sale
1,194,000 Shawlnlgan W & P 4 )4s_ .1967
484,000
4)4s series B
1968
200,000
50,000
39,000
88"
May
May
May
10054 May
70
May
5
98
88
12
2
Jan.
93)4 Sale
65,000 Schulte Real Est Co 6s...1935
6s without warrants...1935
177,000
290,000 Scripps (E W) Co 5)48—1943
1948
50.000 Servel Inc 5s
804.000
13 106
May 27 106
9
9054 Sale
Public Works—
5% G notes...
2,429,000
17", 660
3,000
84,000
Sale
13)4 May
Prices
Mar. 30
May
Jan.
Mar.
53
May
7
May
8
May
18)4 May
13
May
15
May
60
May
1958
5s series B reg
Saxon
4,000
Sale
St
5,000
9,000
38,000
49,000
19)4 Sale '
15)4 Sale
Sale
,
553,000
7)4 Sale
Sale
25% Sale
19
Sale
3,000 San Joaquin L & P 6s B..1952
1955
140,000 Sauda Falls Co 5s
61,000
May
53
May
7
May
8
May
18)4 May
13
May
15
May
60
May
With warrants...
119,000
May 1 5
May
7
65
75
100
1941
paid..
Deb 6s part
Deb 6s full
,u
40
70
Sale
Sale Prices.
Radlo-Kelth-Orpheum—
19,000
30,000
2,000
H ighest
Lowest.
;
82
1958
4)4s
22,000
Highest.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
51,000 Queens Boro G & E 5)48.1952
21,000
22,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
AGGREGATE SALES
May.
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
83)4 May
9
35
May 17
27)4 May
5
26
May
3
25
May 16
24)4 May
9
25
May
3
25
May
4
63
May 2
May 17
86)4 May
39
May
37
May
33
May
29 X May
30
May
27
May
27 X May
65
May
20
4
19
20
26
23
26
27
27
May 31
14)4 May 26
19
May 16
45 X May 25
30
May 31
68)4 Apr. 20
Mar. 18
96)4 Mar. 10
May 17
93 X May
7
86
23
65
Feb.
32
33
Jan.
66
Jan.
15
66
Jan.
15
85
Jan.
2
8
Mar. 24
39)4 May 27
68)4 Jan. 14
Mar.
3
88
6754 May 25
5 100)4 May
7
92X Jan.
46
2
21
18
96
66
35
27 X
May
Apr.
May
May
Jan.
Jan.
May
May
26
Apr.
25
Apr.
24
Apr.
21
Apr.
22)4 Apr.
5954 Jan.
13
64
Mar. 12
20
26
29
40
Mar. 24
24
31
Feb.
15
4 100
F«h.
4
14
17
5
16
8
14
6
14
§6)4
63
May 20
Jan.
7
63
Jan.
13
2
46)4 Jan.
Mar.
20
19
Jan.
P
39
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
6954 Jan.
40
9
9
26
21
16
NEW
CURB
YORK
AGGREGATE SALES
In
May.
$
6,000
21,000
42.000
8,000
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK
GUBB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan.
"7~o66
149,000
11,000
48.000
Ask.
Ask
Bid.
69 Hi
Bid.
Lowest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Sale
Sale
Prices.
69% May
2
May 31
May 26
~50" Sale"
70
May
4
622* May 11
922* May 12
68
Sale
2022
80
50
89
1952
E
68
Sale"
May 31
Highest.
Prices.
Sale Prices.
69% May
2
50
May 31
May 26
89
Jan.
5
194C
10,000 Valapar Corp 6s—
.1437
22,000 Valvollne Oil 7s
5,000 Van Gamp Packing 6s. .1948
Van
5,000
9,000
Bid.
May 31.
May 2.
1932.
BONDS (Concluded)
Utah Power & Light 5a__ 1944
80,000
6s series A
29,000
605,000 Utlca Gas & El 5s
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 2
1.
$
53
EXCHANGE
22
83
Jan.
15
702* Apr.
7
942* Mar. 11
12
Mar. 24
85
Feb. 20
68
May 31
392* Mar. 28
402* Apr.
6
10
May 16
49,
Jan.
30
98
Jan.
13
.
Sweringen Corp—
6s with warrants
.1935
20,000
223,000 Virginia Elec Power 5s.. .1955
1942
5Ks
52,000
9,000 Virginia Power Co 5s... 1942
560,000 Virginia Pub Ser 52*8 A. 1946
6s..
1946
176,000
5s series B
.1950
481,000
10
May 25
842* May 24
57 X
64
19
60 2*
50
59 2*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
592* Sale
May 25
912* May
4
May 25
842* May 24
952* Mar. 16
922* May
4
55
May
4
41
May 26
552* May
7
Sale
Sale
10
942* May 26
612* May
2
50
May
2
592* May
2
92
Feb.
23
54
Apr. 14
May 26
552* May
7
41
8
942* May 26
792* Feb. 26
702* Feb.
3
74
Feb. 23
962* Apr.
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
68,000
5,000
10,000
12,000
24,000
24,000
9,000
292",600
90,000
37,000
2,000
13",066
1.000
15,000
1st 7s with warrants-._1954
1,163,000
5,000 Wanamaker (J) Phila 52*s 49
..1937
65,000 Ward Baking Co 6s
1960
158,000 Wash Water Power 5s
Western Newspaper Union—
Conv deb 6s
1944
213,000
.2030
170,000 West Penn Elec 5s
1961
112,000 West Penn Pow 4s H
1,000 West Penn Traction 5S..1960
1957
1,593,000 West Texas Util 5s A
187,000 West United G & E 52*s A 55
5
Sale
15
Sale
32* Sale
95
Sale
15
May 2
352* May 27
162* Sale
Sale
Sale
45
77
692* Sale
28 Hi
.
May
4
May 21
18
32* May 31
May 19
May 17
Feb. 13
93
78
92
50
May
4
912* May 12
Jay 31
ay 31
452* May 13
78
May
7
-
142* Apr. 29
352* May 27
85
74
Jan.
25
Mar. 12
282* May 31
62 2* May 31
202* Jan.
1012* May
4 102
97
May 23 97
292* Jan.
66
Feb.
92
Mar.
74
Mar.
65
Feb.
80
Mar.
9 102
Feb.
96
Apr. 23
98
Jan.
8
46
93 2*
Sale
93
80
69
80
May 10
May
4
79
Sale
May
5
May 10
May 25
952* May 23
79 2*
90
Sale
75
2
75
942* Sale
1956
1958
93
80
99
May 12
May 23
Apr. 28
Apr. 13
May 25
69
9
May 19
902* Mar. 5
972* Jan. 12
93
45
alOl Hi Sale
,..1954
5s series F
95
May 12
282*
622*
Sale
622* Sale
May
2
May 19
May
2
82
91
Westvaco Chlorine 5Hs~. 1937
Wisconsin P A L 5s E
5
93
78
Wheeling Elec Co 5s
1941
Wickwlre Spencer 72*«—1932
Wis Elec Pow 58 A.
32* May 31
May 19
May 17
922* May 19
93
...
165,000
4,000
19,000
21,000
83,000
123,000
Sale
82
21
26
22
12
19
26
May 12
Apr. 29
Jan. 16
952* May 23
89
Jan. 15
88
Jan. 12
Wisconsin Pub Serv
9,000
"4~,066
7,000
May 24
90
May
852* May 25
782* May
5
6s Series A
1952
71.000
5%e Series B
1958
19,000
62,000 Yadkin River Power 5s..1941
...1937
15,000 York Rys Co 5s
90
May
5
May 16
262* May 18
25
May 19
165* May 24
322* May 26
292* May 20
1
Apr.
Jan. 18
932* Mar. 30
832* Apr. 22
May 24
85
Jan.
7
852* May 25
76
Apr. 25
95
91
33
May
3
332* May 25
22
Jan.
21
Jan.
202* May
5
35
34
30
372* May
302* May
5
4
162* May 24
282* Jan,
5
27
Apr. 15
May 28
,7
May
4
202* May 31
112* May 28
60
May 26
53
May 19
35
May
24
May
682* May
54
May
2
2
7
5
80
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
34,000
48,000
22,000
73,000
43.000
47,000
171,000
81,000
19,000
7,000
23,000
148,000
219,000
12,000
6,000
92,000
2,000
4,000
36,000
Agrtcul Mtge Bk Rep of Col—
20-year 7s
Jan 15 1946
293,000
20-year 7s
Jen 15 1947
338,000
1951
121,000 Baden (Germany) 7s
1,432,000 Buenos Aires (Prov) 7H>.1947
7s
1952
410,000
Caoca Valley (Dept of) Rep of
Colombia extl • f 7a.. .1948
98,000
1,377.000
22
22
Sale
Sale
202* Sale
1st mtge coll s f 7s
1944
396,000
51,000 Lima (City), Peru, 6HS..1958
.1958
20,000 Vfaranhao (State) 7s
112,000 MedeUin (Colombia) 7s..1951
Sale
Sale
30
11
322* Sale
Sale
Sale
34
202* Sale
Sale
3
Cent Bk of German State A
Prov Banks 6s
...1951
6s
1952
379,000
93,000 Danish Cons Munlc 5 His. 1955
5s
1953
29.000
Danslg P & Wat*way Bd
external s f 6Ks
1952
132,000
1,735.000 German Cons Munlc 7s..l947
6s
1947
1,374,000
164,000 Hanover (City) Ger 7s... 1939
152,000 Hanover (Prov) 62*>---—1949
Indus Mtge Bk of Finland
Sale
32
35
24
Sale
"62" Sale'
332* Sale
23 2* Sale
20 2* Sale
s50
24
Sale
202* Sale
Sale
60
Sale
25
15
Sale
Sale
132* Sale
512* Sale
5Sale
3
25
15
May
May
132* May
18
May
15
May
3
May
5
52* May 14
52* May
2
95* May 20
65
52*
52*
132*
May 28
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
44
Apr.
432* Jan.
28
29
13
152* Jan.
14
7
28
202* May 31
112* May 28
53
Jan.
7
45
Feb. 13
402* Feb. 10
362* Feb. 17
75
Mar. 29
642* Mar. 29
25
15
May
28 37
31 24
May
31 r212* May 12
r212*
4
20 242* May
4
26 182* May
51
2
4
44 H
Jan.
32
36
31
&
Mar.
Jan.
13
14
9
28
14
70
Apr.
7
May
May
132* May
18
May
15
May
May 17
May
6
May
2
May
4
28
31
31
20
26
51
May
3 2* Feb.
52* May
92* May
Jan.
Jan.
92* Mar- 9
Feb. 16
18
Jan. 13
10
"
Mendosa (Prov) Argentina
7Hl
1951
111,000
8,000
19,000
458,000
398,000
381.000
541,000
47,000
208,000
10,000
20.000
20,000
211,000
79,000
45,000
'■
372* Sale
212* Sale
255* Sale
25
Sale
10
Sale
91,000 Parana (State of). Bras 7s.'58
1959
108,000 Rio de Janeiro
1919
75,000 Russian Govt *2*«
6 His certificates
1919
360,000
5 Ms
1931
88,000
$Hs certificates
.1921
60,000
115,000
47,000
77,000
Mtge Bk of Bogota 7s
7s Issue of 1927
1947
202* Sale
(AAO). 1947
Mtge Bank of Chile 6s.
.
.
1931
Mtge Bank of Denmark 5sl972
Netherlands 6s
1972
1032* Sale
32* Sale
2* Sale
202* May 21 372*
25% May 20 27
24
May 23 27
10
132*
May 31
51
May 23 542*
1032* May 17 1032*
42*
32*
2*
2*
2*
%
May
May
May
May
May
May
24
26
.0
1
21
1
May
2
202*
May
9
202*
May
9
202*
10
May
6
51
May 13
May
3 101
72* May
62* May
1
May
1
May
1
May
1
May 11
42*
32*
2*
2*
%
U.
41
37
37
16
68
May
Jan.
Jan*
May
May
Mar.
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
May
Feb.
Apr. 14
25
23
17
Mar. 16
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
1042* Feb. 24
24
112* Jan.
26
16
21
14
25
23
1*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
26
20
28
7
29
26
Saar Basin Con Counties
27,000
24,000
16,000
13,000
7,000
*
7s
1935
86,000
62,000 Saarbruecken (City) 7s..1935
Santa Fe (City) Argentina
41,000
Republic extl 7s.
...1945
1949
107.000 Santiago (Chile) 7s
15,000 Santiago (City of) 7s....1961
No par value,
n
Sold under the rule,
r
93
Sale
97%
Sale
892
982
Sale
Sale
20
10 2*
Sale
Sold for cash,
May 18
May 26
May 17
4
42* Sale
a
Deferred delivery sales,
"Under the rule" sales affecting the range were made as follows in 1932:
May
3
May 18
83
Jan.
88
Mar. 18
May
3
982* May 18
302* May
4
5
May
9
42* May 26
20
May 18
May 26
May 17
382* Mar. 17
13
Feb. 18
13
Jan. 21
892* May 28 95
972* May 16 982*
4
z
Ex-dividends.
y
4
4
9
95
Ex-rights.
11, Cities Service pref.'B #
1936, $1,000 at 312*; Jan. 27, Sylvanite Gold Mines, 100 at 2* •
Jan. 5, Netherlands 6s 1972, $10,000 at 106; Jan.
10 at 5; Jan. 18, Rio de Janeiro 62*s 1959, $12,000 at 162*: Jan. 25, Stinnes (H.) deb. 7s,
Public
Jan. 27, Welch Grape Juice, 25 at 372*; Feb. 2. Bulova Watch pref., 10 at 122*; Feb. 4, Russian Govt. 52*s, ctfs., 1921, $1,000 at 12*; Feb. 8,
Service of Nor. 111. 42*s 1978, $1,000 at 85; March 1, Kansas City Gas 6s 1942, $4,000 at 98; March 7, Central Power 5s series D 1957, $1,000 at 72;
March 9, Union Gulf Corp. 5s 1950, $1,000 at 98; March 9, United Light & Rys. deb. 6s 1973, $2,000 at 652*; March 10, Shawinigan Water & Power
42*s series B 1968, $2,000 at 78; March 23, Nipissing Mines, 100 at 12*; March 31, Jones & Laughlin Steel 5s 1939, $3,000 at 1032*; April 1, Iowa Power
Light 42*s 1958, $1,000 at 812*; April 5, Dallas Power & Light 6s 1949, $1,000 at 105; April 26, Toledo Edison 5s 1947, $1,000 at 94; April 27, Pacific
Gas & Electric 52*s series C 1952, $2,000 at 1032*: May 3, Houston Light & Power 5s series A 1953, $3,000 at 96; May 9, Interstate Telephone 5s series
A 1961, $2,000 at 68; May 18, Wheeling Electric 5s 1941, $1,000 at 101; May 19, Blackstone Valley Gas & Electric 5s 1939, $1,000 at 1022*; May 24,
Syracuse Lighting 5s series B 1957.
>
' :
&
"Deferred delivery" sales affecting the range were made as follows in 1932:
Jan. 2, Beacon Oil deb. 6s 1936 with warrants, $9,000 at 94; Jan. 2,
Hamburg Elevated Underground & St. Ry. 52*s 1938, $1,000 at 29; Jan. 2, Industrial Mtge. Bank of Finland 7s 1944, $1,000 at 50; Jan. 4, West Penn
Electric deb. 5s 2030, $1,000 at 532*; Jan. 7, Piedmont Hydro-Electric 1st & ref. 62*s 1960, $2,000 at 51; Jan. 13, N. Y. & Foreign Investing deb. 52*s
1948, $1,000 at 412*; Jan. 15, Kansas City Gas 1st mtge. 6s 1942, $5,000 at 97%; Jan. 20, Southwest Dairy Products deb. 62*s 1938, $1,000 at 7;
1, Tri-Utilities Corp. deb. 5s 1979, $2,000 at 32*; Feb. 6, Pittsburgh Steel 6s 1948, $1,000 at 76; Feb. 8, New Bradford Oil, 500 at 2*; Feb. 29,
942*; March 7, Gillette Safety Razor 5s 1940, $1,000
at 94; March 10, Interstate Power 5s 1957, $5,000 at 70; March 12» Indiana & Michigan Electric 5s 1955, $2,000 at 94; March 17, American Solvents &
Chemical 62*s w. w. 1936, $1,000 at 142*; March>29, Art Metal Works, com., 100 at 1%; March 30, Arkansas Power & Light $7 pref., 20 at 73; April 5,
Public Service of Nor. 111. 7% pref., 75 at 68; April 8, Assoc. Telephone Utilities 52*s 1944, $2,000 at 28; April 9, Securities Corp. General, 300 at 2;
April 11, Assoc. Telephone Utilities 6s 1933, $1,000 at 37; April 12, Claude Neon Lights, com., 100 at %; April 13, Middle West Utilities 5s 1935, $1,000
at 5; April 14, Central Public Service deb. 52*s 2. w. w. 1949, $5,000 at 3; April 14, Northern States Power 7% pref., 100 at 64; April 15, Fairbanks Morse
5s 1942, $1,000 at 48; April 15, Southwest Bell Telephone 7% pref., 150 at 110; April 20, Mississippi River Fuel 6s w. w. 1944, $1,000 at 71; April 23,
Central Public Service class A, 100 at %; April 30, Pacific Gas & Electric 6s series B 1941, $2,000 at 1052*: May 14, Pacific Western Oil, 100 at 32*;
May 21, Interstate Equities Corp., 200 at 2*.; May 25, Hamburg Elev. Underground & St. Ry., 52*s 1938, $5,000 at 232*; May 26, Hollinger Consol.
Gold Mining, 300 at 32*; May 26, Middle West Utilities 5s 1932, $5,000 at 3; May 28, Cities Service deb. 5s 1950, $4,000 at 162*; May 28, Gommerz
und Privat 52*s 1937, $1,000 at 29; May 28, Middle West Utilities 5s 1934, $1,000 at 12*; May 28, Middle West Utilities 5s 1935, $5,000 at 12*; May 31,
Assoc. Tel. & Tel. 52*s A 1955, $1,000 at 28; May 31, Houston Gulf Gas 62*s 1943, $1,000 at 20.
.
V •
Feb.
Atlas Plywood deb. 52*s 1943, $1,000 at 33; March 7, Bell Telephone of Canada 5s 1957, $9,000 at
New York Produce
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON SECURITIES MARKET ON
May
1931.
369,109
2,369,479
Shares
Jan. 1 to
May 31___
AGGREGATE SALES.
486,077
2,623,496
May.
Jan. 1.
PRICES
BONDS
STOCKS
Shares.
1
100 Allied Atlas Gap......... *
1,600 Allied General $3 pref
-*
200 Am Utll General A con
20
...15
5,500 Andes Petroleum
100 Assoc Dye & Print v t c*
39,500 Bagdad Copper
1
10
14,900 Bancamerica-Blair Cap
9,800 Basin Montana Tunnel A_.
40,000 Belmont Metals Corp
1
1,500 Big Missouri Mining
1
3,000 Black Hawk Cons Mines—$1
500 Chemical Research.
*
600 Columbia Baking
300 Columbia Baking 1st pref..*
19,500 Como Mines...........—-.1
.
100
1,000
800
..... -
-
1,300
23,000
100
7,400
1,400
8,000
91,300
""266
"7",300
Detachable Bit of
Amer..—*
Detroit & Canada Tunnel. .*
Diversified Trust Shares C.¬
Eagle Bird Mine capital
1
Eldorado Gold Mines Ltd—1
2,300
4* 300
,
w
10
Fuel OU Motors Corp
1,350
400 Home Insurance Co..
.60
IX
Sale
.32
Sale
IX
2.35
.20
.12
23c
'134
15c
4c
10c
319
IX
1
IX
.20 Sale
*
A
*»
'.5
1.00
"354 Sale
6
X
1334
.25
.10
1534
.40
.35
.22 Sale
734
X
.15
2.55
X
500 Metal Textile Corp
.*
X
"*
"*
33,100 Mid-Cont Pub Serv A
5,500 Moss Gold Mines LrdL---.
4
.25
2.70
900 North Amer Trust Shs.. 1953
500 No Amer Trust Shares. ..1955
100
400 North Amer Tr Shares
North Butte
2
loc'
34 Mar.
20c May
12
134 May 25
May 12
I X May 11
20c
Mining..!.$2.50
200 Petroleum Derivatives.
500 Public Fire Insurance
100 Radio Securities A
10c
20c
1
X
2X
10c
Sale
IX May 28
10c
May 11
1.25 May 31
IX May 28
10c
May 11
1.50 May
3
IX
25c
1.00
1.25
65c
85c
15c
1.50
40c
-JX
__5
1
32c
5
9
10
15c
May 12
May 12
1.00 May 14
75c
1.00 May
14
~\X May
834
IX
30c
32c
X
5
May 16
May 16
9
75c
Sale
IX
8X
734
25c
X
10c
10
2
4
734 May
4
May
4
9 34
15c
X May 21
34 May 21
51
.
.35 Jan.
8
2 34 Jan.
1134 Jan.
27
15
1.03 Feb.
13
12c
3c
1.75
634
134
10
May
May 25
12c
May
2.10 May
Sale
12c
2
May 16
9
17
12c
31c
17
4
14
May 16
9
18
May 31
234 May 28
May
6
May
3 34 May
2
1
34
-
3
4
5
—
"IX "5" "2"" Sale"
534
"30c" "35c"
20c
Sale
30c
2
5
24c
May 16
May 26
May 25
2X
3
1.70
" l".80
1.40
1.80
1.80
1.25
1.45
1.55 May
1.25
1.45
1.55 May
2
M ayl6
8
May 13
May 27
25c
"~2M "May 25
"T.60
1.55
5.31 Sale
May
1.55
2
234
".40 "".50
234 May 25
3
3
1.55 May
3
1.55 May
3
May
134 Jan.
354 Feb.
2
May
5
Apr.
24c May
634
40c
1
Sale
X
5X
9X
3-16
134
IX
IX
Sale
134 May 26
234 May
2
9
75c
May 16
Feb. 27
Feb.
.37 Mar. 21
5
Feb. 11
Feb.
134
354
434
1334
11
Jan. 11
Feb. 11
Jan. 11
Jan. 23
Mar. 23
40c
.
2.60 Jan.
18
2.45 Jan.
21
2.25 Mar. 28
.45 Jan.
6
6
2
.15 Jan
11
354 Feb
Mar.
X
IX
X
50c
30c
IX
3
IX
34
34
IX Sale
2
534
2
2
534 May 16
634 May
7
1-16
40c"
28
4
4
17
Jan.
23c
X
35c
1-16
25c
X
134
134
234
534
10
34
15c" "26c"
5
X May 13
34 May 23
3
*
X May
9
134 M ay
2
2
May 24
34
May"
4
234 May 13
234 May
5
Feb.
7
18
54 May 23
Feb.
8
X Jan. 13
134 Mar. 12
May 24
834 Apr.
8
2
,1-16 Mar. 11
34 Feb. 15
Apr. 26
25c
25
34 Feb
9
434 Mar. 23
234 Mar. 19
234 May 25
134 Mar. 14
2
Apr. 5
1.55 May 3
1.55 May 3
134 Jan.
29
30
6
234 Jan.
134 Jan.
134
6
*
45c" ~55c"
4
15
2
25c
9
1254 Mar.
334
734
.25 Jan.
3.00 Apr.
1
Feb.
11
16
18
25
.
23
Feb. 23
.12 Jan
Sale
3
134 Jan.
.45 Jan.
.12 Sale
X
Feb. 25
1
254 May 28
17
7
Feb. 20
1034 Feb. 17
31
4
2034
12X Sale
*
134 Mar.
18c
12c
9
warr
13
Sale
3
2,000 Sherritt-Gordon Mines—_$1
29
Feb.
28c
3X
IX
$10
Feb.
30c
Feb. 27
1
100 Seaboard Surety
33c
13
21
25c
IX
IX
28,000 Sanabrla Television........*
1,600 Seaboard Fire & Mar Ins. .10
29
40c
,..*
1,900 Royalties Management A
1034 Mar. 7
134 Mar. 30
1034 Apr. 28
6
10
50c
2c
31
16
4
5
May
1.55 May 26
May
34 Jan.
934 May
33c
Feb.
30c
Feb.
34 May
X Mar. 30
2 34 Feb. 19
2c
May 25
1.55
Feb. 8
May 26
5
4
60c
4"
"I
1.46 Feb. 24
30c
Mar.
5
4
Jan.
8
7
20c
7K ii*
254
1834
2
19
4
26c
5
1.55
3
634 Jan.
42c
May 26
1.00
1
Feb.
2.55 Jan.
234 Jan. 27
Apr. 29
34 Feb.
X
29c
9
40c
6
27
3
24
154 Jan. 21
7
May 26
734 Feb.
8
54 Mar. 14
45c
May
5
18c
45c
6
Sale
9
54
5
10c
Sale
1.90 Sale
934 May
32c
18c
2
May 31
4
20c
25c
38c
33c
X
2.36 Feb. 18
1.80 Mar. 31
34 Mar. 30
20c
23c
50c
3
1.00 Mar. 10
4
10
9
Feb. 19
.19 Mar. 10
54 May 31
.20 Jan.
5
25
2
1.00 Apr. 19
10c
Mar.
7
3
16
134 Apr.
54 Mar.
Mar. 30
.10 Jan.
60c
35c
Rhodesian Selec Tr Ltd..5 sh
31
*
Reno Gold Mines Ltd
No par value.
1.00
.35 Jan.
.13 Jan*
.30 Jan.
134 Apr.
9
X Mar. 11
154 May 28
7c
Apr. 12
1.25 May 31
20c
*
100 Roxy Theatres Corp A
'% May
X Sale
1
.70 Jan. 27
234 Mar. 2
2.90 Feb. 15
2.55 Jan.
2
1
Mar. 28
15c
9
9
46c
5
200 Reliance Internat $3 pref
1,900 Seaboard Util Shares
Sale
6
Apr. 21
134 Apr. 12
1
134
10c
Apr. 21
May 10
Mar. 10
Apr* 6
X Mar. 9
1.80 Mar. 31
1.60
3
734
11
34
10c
20c
3
23,400 Railways Corp
100 Shamrock Oil & Gas
May 27
23 Feb.
23
21
20
10
1.50 Feb. 18
.08 Mar. 23
.12 Jan.
2
22c
Feb.
2
25c
3c
10c
5c
7c
May
734 Apr.
734 Apr.
34 Mar.
11 .87
.50
1956
7,000 Patricia Birch Lake Min.... 1
18,500 Petroleum Conversion
...5
1,000
2,100
18
34 Apr.
2
9
May 16
75c
Feb.29
IX
A
100
"
IX
1.00
7
8
1,000 National Aviation A warrants
300 National Liberty Ins
5
3,500 National Pinetree Products.*
500
8
32
8
'.5
;
May 10
2.00
45c
2.05
3.50
15c
254
Sale
1
.1
.:
May
.03 Jan.
25c
1.40
H
.65
.10
100 Merch & Mfrs Flrelnsur..
;
Sale Prices.
70
Mar.
8
May 27
5A
1
1.25
Sale
2
*
Jenkins Television
223,000 Macassa Mines Ltd
700 Macfadden Publications..
780
$6 Preferred.........
100 Maxweld Corp
200
15c
1.75
X
16c
ll
9c
X
1.50
1.80
.70
May 23
"May" ~3
3c
13c
1.75
7c
2.55 Sale
554
7c
10 34
X
X
IX
3
10
200 Leverage Fixed Trust Shs.
200
20c
534
54
9X
100 Lesslngs, Inc....
3,600
1,500
2.00
25c
8e
8X
1
1,000 Lincoln Petroleum
40
Mar.
15
2
$10
700 Kelvlnator of Canada
39,000 Keystone Cons Mines Ltd
29,600 Klldun Mining..
400
45c
IX
X
....
31,500
8
X
X
*8
^
9c
X
2.00
400 Klnner Air & Motor.
*
.40
3c
IVs
-
""166
Highest.
Sale Prices.
7
.80
.1
1,000 Homestead Oil & Gas
1,000 Howey Gold Mines Ltd
1
4,600 Huron Holding C-D w i -—1
8,500
3,900
300
.07
X
12c
"15X
8c
10X
1
.... —
200 I ron rite Ironer
11,600
.03
Sale
13
1.25
13,800
600
9
2X
""600
600
16c
7
10
.75
87,000 Internatl Rustless 1 ron
1
2,000 Interstate Natural Gas..—*
2,600
Sale
7H
10
16,000
4,500
.15
.33
7
3,750 Helena Rubenstein pref
*
3,400 Hendrick Ranch Royalties. _•
""466
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
70
1
Golden Cycle Corp Cap
Granada Gold Mines
300 Group No Two Oil
"""166
Lowest.
Ask.
Flag OH of Del capital
100 General Water Treatment.
WISJ.
Ask. Bid.
1.57
2,500 General Min Mill & Pow
""266
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
"15"" I-III 'l5'""May"27 "I§"""May27
,2.20 Sale
35,000 Corporate Trust Shares
300
AA
1,000
445",000
Par.
251,000 Admiralty Alaska Gold
3,000
1,600
tyflwMtos
Ask
Bid.
Bid.
J), 000 Louisiana Geo Explor 7s_ 1935
30,000 St Louis S W Ry 5s A w i.1990
'""466
_
IN MAY.
May 31.
May 2.
1932.
Par.
-
May 31
Price
$
43,500
Jan. 1 to
1931.
Jan. 2
Since
Shares.
1932.
$30,000
35,000
May
NEW YORK PRODUCE
EXCHANGE
In
307655
THE NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
Bond Sales.
1932.
Stock Sales
,
15
.
.
1
Mar.
5
254 Jan. 28
5
134 Jan.
4
854 Apr. 14
Apr.
6
13
25c
Feb.
18
134 Feb.
10
Feb.
8
54 Feb.
3
18
6
334 Jan.
454 Jan. 11
8
834 Apr.
34 Feb. 17
X Feb. 15
32c
5
Apr.
NEW YOEK
AGGREOATE SALES
Jan. 1.
36,700
3,000
STOCKS
Par.
200
1
2.50
3.50
A
-
1
500 Tread well
X
45c
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
X May 21
X May 21
X, May
May
X Jan.
1
Apr.
1.85 May
12
May
X May
5X May 17
55c
5X May 17
5X Apr.
X May
5
May 20
50c
X May
2
May 2
50c
—X
1
Yukon
1
5%
'SH
5H
.40
.55
.50
1.25
3.70
3.35
140 Tubize Chatillon A
1.50
"¥.66
12c
1.50
1.85 May 27
12
"2
.»
300 Trustee Standard Oil B
4.00
2.
6X
4
8X
22c
2.50
4X
3
%
6
May 12
1.85 May 27
12
May
12
1.00
6
15c
5X May 10
May 26
14c
5X May 10
May 10
15c
2.00
*
100
850 U S Elec Lt & Pow
300
3.68 Sale
100 U S Fidelity & Guaranty .10
300 Utilities Hydro & Rails w w_*
300 Utilities Hydro & Ralls war—
tr ctf
B__*
2.50
2.65
1.87
2.10
2.30 May
19
2.30 May
19
X
We May
3
We May
5,500 Van Sweringen Corp
1,000 Vipond Cons Mines....
100
3,000 Wellington Oil of Calif
178,000 Western Television
250 Wisconsin Holding A
700 Yosemite Holding
5,500
.12
"We
.50
5c
10c
5c
45c
25c
35c
20c
30c
30c
60c
2
Sale
10
--10
60,500
v t c
Zends Gold Mining
No par value.
*
1
6% Mar. 10
2.30 May 19
7Ws Jan. 26
X Jan.
6
3
.10 Mar. 26
IX
X
X
X May
6
X May
Apr. 28
2H Sal®
M Sale
Mar. 29
4
6 % Mar. 18
6
9
.48 Jan.
2.50 Mar.
3.62 Mar.;
9X Apr. 30
3.68 Jan.
7X Jan.
2
Jan
t
26
13
Mi May
3
25c
Feb.
4
30c
Apr. 28
X
16
6
X May
6
1.70 Feb.
18
"2X May" 2
X Mar. 23
7
IX
F:
X May 20
X May
6
1
.*
X May 21
,
Mar. 29
30c
11
5
X Feb.
5
1
Apr. 20
1.85 May 27
20
Jan. 14
.70 Mar.
21
5X May 10
May 26
2.35 Apr. 1
2.87 Apr. 12
9X Apr. 30
Wt May
es.
Jan.
2
5
20
28
20
27
12
1.55 Mar. 15
X
*
cap..
1,700 York Penn Gas & Utilities..1
1,700
♦
$1
100 Warner Aircraft Corp
45,200
*
~2~
X
Sale Pri
14c
3
.
X
50c
4
4
4X
10c
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale
15c
...»
12,500 Tom Reed Gold Mining
—
60c
8X
*
C-D
300
Sale
Ask.
1
Tobacco Products
1,900
«,
K
52c
X
100
_
.50
X
100
1,500
Ask.
Sale
1
•
CO o o
_
Bid.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
May 2.
100 Super Corp of America B
400 Swedish Ball Bearing—100 Icr
200 Sylvestre Utilities A
*
100
_
1
700 Splitdorf Electric
200 Studebaker Chemical--
100
1.
3
1981.
200,200 Shortwave & Television
11,500 Slscoe Gold Mines Ltd
•
•
Jan.
Shares
Shares
JAN.
SINCE
Price
Since
May.
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK PRODUCE
EXCHANGE
In
55
PRODUCE EXCHANGE
20c
X
Sale
lie"
Sale
16?
1X May 26
15c
May
i4
2X May 17
20c
May
2
Mar.
7
1X May 26
% Jan. 21
5c
Feb.
8
2X Jan.
10X Mar.
7
4
2X May 17
X Jan. 20
Apr. 26
24c
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
1932.
I
May
Jan. 1 to
May 31:
83,000
95,000
127,000
42,000
292,000
273,000
28,000
"T666
152,000
Allied Owners 6s.^......1945
Chicago City Ry 5s
1927
May 2.
Certificates of deposit. 1927
10,000
34,000
15,000
1,000
1,000
22,000
2,000
1,000
2,000
6,220,000
453
453
11*
1927
50
Sale
50
Sale
5s series B
1927
Adjustment 4s
Comm Edison 1st
5s series B
1927
1953
5s A
m
........1954
1st mtge 43^s C__
Great Lakes Utll 5 He
8*4
11
4
2
7
5
P
5
Insult Utll Inv 6s
...1940
5s without warrant ...1949
Kansas Power & Light—
1st & ref 6s C
..30
100
250
50
30
20
Sale
70—-.
% Sale
'
50
41*4
41
"220
■
400
1958
200
class
A-.5
Allied Motor Ind Inc com...*
Allied Products Corp cl A
*
Amer Radio & Tel St
700 Assoc Tel Ac Tel Co $6
Class A__
w
w..*
10
$6
conv
610
""ioo
$7
cum
10",600
1,030
50
22,600
320
""'650
"""150
"T,206
230
40
22
16
160
300
150
1,850
1,700
1,650
2,500
600
1,204
24*4 Sale
12
Sale
754
IX Sale
Sale
X
X
X Sale
5*4
2
2*4
pref
...._*
.10
com
40
44*4 May 12
93 *4
Sale
*
*
...I.HI*
1
3*4
5
6*
3
1*4
Sale
20
10
*
*
6,220 Central
Convertible preferred
*
110 Central Ind Power pref...100
18,850 Cent Pub Serv Corp A
•
•
130,300 Central S W Util com new
12,100
preferred
*
Preferred
*
*
»
*
750
700
*
No par value.
%
Participation preferred
Certificates of deposit...
Ex-dUldeod
21*4 May
9
May
6
May
1
May
5*4 May
23 X May
3
44 XMay" 12
99 X May
4
28
28
28
13
20
24*4 May
2
12
May
2
6
May 28
1
May 13
5*4 May 20
*4
4
May 26
1*4 May
2
554 Sale
50
Jan.
754
3X
98*4
98X
27X Mar. 21
75
Mar.
38 X Jan.
4
3
2454 Jan.
37
9
40
33
Apr. 26
90
54
34
44 X May 12
9
3
14
27
Jan.
28
Mar. 16
2914 Apr.
6
Apr.
2
15
Jan. 22
Mar. 8
Mar. 17
Jan. 11
90
Mar.
7
89 X Mar. 23
67 X Jan. 14
28
Apr.
9
7
26
May 12
29>4 Apr.
1
Feb.
Feb.
8
12 X Jan.
1
8
20
1
Feb.
9
Feb.
6
Jan. 23
Feb. 18
Apr.
93*4 May 31 10014
9
Mar. 31
42 X Mar.
2314 Feb.
45X Mar.
21*4 May 28
9
May 28
6
May 28
3154 Jan.
17*4 Jan.
13
25
12
20
5
May
1*4 May
4
2
1
44
60
12
28
12
78
12*4
2
10
55
Sale
10
20
3*4
10
1*4 Sale
40
13*4
1*4
...
...
3*4
49
12
15
....
82
65
80
....
654
X
4*4
8
5_
7
Sale
13
4
24 X
1*4
954 Sale
6 i
85
.54
65
8*4
3*4
Sale
Sale
1
7
154
4*4 Sale
9*4
14
5*4
1
Sale
15
15
1
13
.....
Sale^
m
Sale
15
Sale
a
12
154
2
8*4
*4
54 Sale
.....
4*4
1*4
3*4
3*4
52
12
May 24
May 12
....
154
"i*4"May"l6
May
2
10
55
45
10
62
"3*4 May"3l
12
12*4
Sale
1*4
4
Sale
554
May 27
65
2
May 13
May 31
4*4
1X
3*4
354
50*4
May
May
May
May
May
3*4 May 31
12
65
May 27
May 13
4*4 May
3
15*4
21
10
7
6*4
1*4
2*4 Sale
7
7
May 2
2*4 May 17
3*4 May 26
6
May
2
65
May
2
"4*4 May" 10
"5" May""5
Sale
6
11
—
54
54
10
1*4
1*4
5*4 May
6
"2*4May~25
"6" "May" 14
14
7
1
Sale^
1*4
Sale
8
Sale
1
May~12
May 28
1*4 May 31
May 31
8
*4 May
8
Sale
16
X
54
8*4 Sale
43
Sale"
"5*4 "May" "6
5*4
*4 May
3
8*4 May 26
" May"l2
154 May
May
2
3
5
8*4 May 11
*4 May
5
15" May"27
•
7
5
1
7
*4
4
11
12
4*4 Sale
11
Mar. 3
Jan. 15
Mar. 2
Jan. 21
10
Jan.
18
Jan.
14
14
22
iH
X Jan.
2*4 Jan.
54
Jan.
6
Mar. 10
66
28
Mar. 12
77
12*4 Jan.
42
May
Feb.
Jan.
6
54 May
2
854 May 25
*4 May
6
% May 25
10*4 May 10
4
May 23
54
1 *4
13 *4
7*4
May
May
May
May
9
3
2
2
Feb.
19
May 27
65
May 13
2
May 31
X Jan. 14
10*4 Jan. 15
4*4 May 26
154 Jan.
7
3*4 May 26
354 May 26
50*4 May 26
X Jan. 14
4*4 May 10
X Mar. 2
5*4 May
6
1*4 Apr.
6
2*4 May 25
9
Apr.
7
7
May 12
*4 Feb. 20
1
May 28
X Apr.
5
8
8
15
May 31
*4 Apr. 29
Feb.
1
May 27
*4 Jan.
8
8*4 May 26
Feb.
4
54 May
6
X May 25
9
Apr. 29
4
May 23
14*4 Jan.
3
7
6
54*4 Jan.
43
3
20
54 Jan,
50
'
35
12
6
Feb.
X
*4
6*4
254
Mar. 11
47
54
1*4 Feb.
6
1
May 11
*4 Apr. 22
Mar. 3
*4 Apr. 20
1*4 May 31
41
May 25
50
Apr. 13
10
May 24
6854 Apr. 12
IX May 16
5
44
12
—
26
26
26
26
26
2
1
12*4
Mar.
Jan.
1554 Apr. 22
1
Sale
45
35
5
10
16*4
Sale
Sale
....
X Sale
Sale
5
*4
154
2*4
10
X
7
Sale
41
J*
Sale
55
154
7
*4 May
6
2
May
2
44
May 18
...
...
.....
93
13
*4 May
6
1*4 May 31
41
May 25
40
254 Sale
4*4
23
4
X
1754 Sale
13*4
1054
May
10
46
60
50
2
12
29
1
67
1254
May 11
7M
55
2
5
Jan.
5*4 Jan.
2
*4 Mar. 15
*4 Feb. 27
4
May 26
1*4 May
2
*4 Jan.
54
....._*
230 Cherry Burrell Corp com
Chic City Ac Con Ry—
•
50
Mar. 9
Jan. 14
Jan.
2
10
40X Mar. 16
2314 Feb.
1
Mar. 7
6
Pub Serv—
com
93 X May 31
2*4
63
'65"
111 Pub Serv pref..
Cent 111 Secur Corp—
Common
12,815
1*4
tv*
76
*
Canal Const Co conv pref
Castle Ac Co (A M)
CeCo Mfg Co Inc com
o*4
Sale
46
2*4
10
Convertible preferred
8
4*4
*4
X
*
class A..*
22*4
9*4
6 54
Sale
X
7*4
*4
1
X
■ *4
*
—
9
6
1
•
....
22*4
5X
11*4
40
...100
■
Butler Bros
Class A
100
350 Chain Belt Co
May 12
5
36
..100
...
Prior lien
20
9*4
3*4
7
154
2
com
Jan.
49
45*1
15X
25
30 Bunte Bros common
Burnham Trad Corp—
3,290
5,979
101
12
•
Common
Bucyrus-Monlghan
72*4 Apr.
X May
12
Mar.
33
80
38
50
220 Cent Cold Storage Co com.20
"830
2
*111.1 "52"
37
550 Borln Vivitone Corp pref
Ac Sons (E J) com
200 Bright Star Elec clA
1,350 Brown Fence Ac Wire cl A
1,250
24,500
1,040
2,150
6,150
May
4
84
28
25
3,750 Orach
440
X May
20
14X
40
Class B
1,150
17,000 Bruce Co (E L)
Feb.
Mar. 11
45
22X Apr.
8
27 X Mar. 21
2
X
18
11
26
*
conv
Mar.
60
65
25
52
*
520 Blums Inc
42 *4
92
27
82*4
pref A
172,000 Borg-Warner Corp
7% preferred.
930
4X Mar.
SX Mar.
Prices.
46 X
'SIX Apr.
5
34X Apr. 20
34
Apr.
6
6*4 Apr. 28
35
Apr. 13
35
Apr. 13
8X Apr.
2
9434 Feb. 29
95*4 Mar. 1
45
pref.....
Preferred
May 10
88
25
99
99*4 101
♦
*
3,400 Bastlan-Blessing Co com
400 Baxter Laundries Inc A
•
300 Beatrice Creamery com
50
192,050 Bendix Aviation Corp com..*
13,450 Binks Mfg Co cl A cv pref
*
30
4,800
100
com
890 Backstay Welt Co com.
Balaban 9c Katz Corp—
10
550
•
7% preferred
Assoc Tel Utll Co
320
5
5
89
84
23*4
Corp..*
2,230
390
May 10
23
5
11
23
13
30
*
50 Amer Util Ac Gen class B
100 Amer-Yvette Co Inc com....*
34,450
5
May
37 X May
8
May
41X May
41X May
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
Par
8,300 Appalachian Gas Corp com.*
*
3,650 Art Metal Works com
1,050 Associates Investment Co..*
"2,050
§6*4
11-54
754
11
16
31
40
40
1947
STOCKS
""""80
5
42*4
Sale
7
31
33
6s A..1942
American Equities Co com..*
80 Amer Fur Mart Bldg pfd..l00
2,111 American Pub Serv pref-.lOO
r
800
10
8
May
36 X May
8
May
39*4 May
38
May
Vale
1948
Swift & Co 1st s f g 5S....I944
208 So La Salle St BIdg—
5,700
il**
38
Sale
21
82
18,650
1,250
1,300
5
38
Lowest..
Pricei
9114 Jan. 28 91H
38
37H
43
400 All-Amer-Mohawk
550
IP
—92
27
Pub Set Sub Corp 5Hs A 1949
,*
4,688 Abbott Laboratories com
25
6.150 Acme Steel Co
*
1,320 Adams (J D) Mfg com
*
1,700 Adams Royalty Co com
1,100 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com..10
2,100
Sale
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
90
Pub Serv 1st ref gold 5s.. 1956
A
4,654,000
89X Mar. 23
50
Standard Pub Serv 6s
Shares.
750
Sate
Ask.
40
97*4
Lowest.
May 31.
Bid
2
97 X
96
6.000
2,000
25,500
1st mtge 5Ms
1931.
$824,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
1947
1,000 United Public Serv
2,000 United Pub Utll 6s
Shares.
W2
39
8
40
4134
39*4 Sale
12
9*4
3
5*4
18,000
42,500
May 31-...
—97
1936
19,000 Metrop West Side 4s
1938
Extension 4s
1938
3,000
2,000 Nat Pole & Treating 68..1936
1978
1,000 Nat Pub Service 5s
""e'SOO
Ask
2
96
100
.....102
1942
Holland Furnace 6s
,
"Tooq
1932.
$346,000
7,452,000
u'w»-
.1956
1st mtge 4Ms D
1957
Commonw Sub Corp 5He 1948
Federal Pub Service 6s
1947
5,000
Bid.
46*4
1st mtge 5s ctf of dep.. 1927
1927
5s series A
15,000
"4", 606
Ask.
Chic City At Con Rys 5s.. 1927
7,000
i-
PRICES IN MAY.
1932.
Chicago Railways 5s
Jan. 1 to
- -
Price
Bid.
33,000
16,000
30,000
59,000
44,000
May.-i*.„ jl
Jan. 2
BONDS
1.
Jan.
May.
2,338,000
17,311,200
8,205,000
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHAN OS
Since
Bond Sales.
1931.f
1,216,000
-
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
Shares
4
9
21
3*4 Mar. 10
26
Mar. 29
4
Feb.
2
81*4 Jan.
8
*4
10*4
1854
654
4*4
1254
80
1
Jan.
14
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
15
14
15
16
5
6
19
754 Jan. 21
Mar. 2
Feb.
4
Jan. 19
Jan.
7
Jan. 29
May 12
Jan. 14
2*4 Jan.
7
2
Apr. 23
_
10
Feb. 15
1 *4 Jan. 21
8*4 Jan.
69*4 Jan.
6
2
154 Jan. 13
15
50
Jan.
Jan.
14
22
3*4 Jan. 14
6*4 Feb. 19
55
Jan.
13
44
Jan.
19
1554 Jan. 11
11
6*4
7
11
Apr. 27
Apr.
5
X
1*4
1
Apr. 26
1*4 Feb. 16
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1
Jan.
2
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7
11
14
10
Apr.
2
Feb. 18
Jan.
9
STOCK
CHICAGO
AGGREGATE SALES
In
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
May.
Shares.
1,750
PRICES IN MAY.
1932.
170
301,900
7,820
650
70
Cities Service Co
5
com
%
920 Curtis Lighting Inc com
5*
4%
68 X
r
2,150
200
100
100
150
1,375 Dodge Mfg Corp pref
80 Eddy Paper Corp (The)..
•
16,260 El Household Util Corp..;.!#
700 Empire G & F Co 6% pref.100
400
6 % % preferred
...—100
1,550
7% preferred
—100
1,050
8% preferred
100
20 Empire Pub Serv Corp A
*
245 Fair Co (The) preferred.. .100
Fits Simons
150
50
i
2*
•*
2
X
9%
A
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
X
X
Sale
Sale
A*
%
10%
2%
A
c
12
2
5
Sale
65
5
5
3
29 X
3
Sale
18
4
Sale
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
X
%
,
4
2
2X
7X
-.2
.
13%
2
5%
6
5% Sale
35
3X
20X
4%
20
3
6
2
May
2
2
10%
2%
%
%
4%
May
May
May
May
May
18
May
3
May
2% May
39
2
10,900
"3",350
-
200
550
250
1,400
1,900
28
31
4
4
20
26
14
9
% May
12% May
3
May
% May
% May
5
May 2
29% May 2
3
May 14
4
May 2
1% May 25
May 20
50
"ll", 750
'
1,050
50
650
5
3
2% May 28
17% May
4
18% May , 5
28
May 10
31
May 3
...
24
....
50%
55
34 X
150
300
250
1,300
45
15
% ,i
7% Sale
%
,
[X
20
IXJ
X
4,950 Illinois Brick Co
25
1,740 Illinois Nor Utilities pref.100
180;Indep Pneum Tool v t C
*
405,050 Insult Util Invest Inc..*.
*
4,200
Without warrants
49,310
Preferred series 2...—-—*
10 Interstate Power $6 pref..
*
350 Investment Co of Amer com.*
1
-
11X
IX
IX
X
6
X
X
X
9
10
1%
10
May 4
1 % May
3
% May 17
3
"""50
1,670
200
550
300
5
""300
8
-6%
4
r
3X
4
58
...
5X
15
13
14
Sale
X
X
30
Sale
1
3 %
20%
18%
28%
36
2
Sale
1
X
IX
5X
3
4X
OX
8
6%
21
1
5X
4
'
2
May
4
1 % May
3
% May 17
4J
5X
3X Sale
%
800
200
50
110
X,
3%
1
4
35
;
X
10%
OX
2%
X
30
Sale
'
4% Sale
5%
18%
19%
2% Sale
26
Sale'
19% Sale
%
1
3y*
""806
4,500
3X
4
9
*;
400
a
Middle West Utilities new..*
Warrants A.......
Warrants B
""20
12
8
4X
34
11
%
10%
6%
2X
4%
3
4
%
35
7%
Sale
23
%
6%
2%
3
Sale
4
1%
17%
11%
4%
...—
260
1,950
530
pref. "A"
Preferred 6%
Preferred 7%
...100
100
100
—
A
A
600 Miller A Hart Inc
conv pref.*
75 Minn-Moline Pow Impl com.*
170 Miss Vail Util
"200
*
.....
7% prior lien
10
1,050
1,150
pr
in
16
5X
5%
X
X
35
28
2.
22%
220| 97 preferred
..*
19,900 Mo-Kan Pipe Line Co com..5
4,100,Modine Mfg com
...*
200 Mohawk Rubber common...*
710 Monroe Chemical Co com...*
1,6001
100
1,250 Morgan Lithograph
Preferred
*
com
50 Mosser Leather Corn
No par value.
x
Ex-divtdHiid.
4
X May
1
1% May 19
2% May 24
2
May
2
3
4% May 20
5% May 28
May 26
2
May 26
26
May 31
19% May 31
18
1% May 19
May
5
4% May
5
7% May 10
May 17
3
May
7
30
May 26
24% May
5
19
May 17
26
H Jan.
14% Jan.
2% Jan.
11
28
21
14
2
Jan.
2
6
13
Jan.
4
26
64
Jan.
6
Jan.
II
5
Jan.
15
5
Mar. 22
18
3
131
131
4
5
1
Feb.
6
Apr.
Aprl III
Feb; Hi
Feb. 241
26
31
2
2
2%
com.
*
•
—
22
6
4%
«8
1 lH if
4
Sale
%
4%
Sale
3
.....
%
6%
Ay*
12
2%
1%
2%
14
Sale
1%
3%
4
10
1%
11% May 17
1
1%
May
May
May
9
4
6
12% May
2
4
May 18
May
3
3% May 2
25
May
7
May 28
2 % May
3
29% May 28
3% May 25
May
5
% May 13
4 % May
9
10% May
5
% May 13
2}
291
10
12
May 27
42
.....
49
Sale
1%
2%
8%
51
40
1
10
IX
25 X
45
3%
6%
May 27
% May 2
2
May 18
% May 26
1 % May 23
1
5
6]
3
May
9
1% May 3
2% May 10
....
3%
6%
Sale
Sale
.%
3
20%
4
3% May 10
6
May 10
3
May
6% May
4% May
6% May
5*
Jan;
15
8
3
23
%
3%
Jan.
%
10
Jan.
4
50
%
%
%
46%
1%
2%
4%
5%
17%
%
% May 13
5% May
5
May 27
May 27
May
4
3
23
May
5
May 26
% May
4
2
Jan. 16
2
Mar.
5
2
Mar.
7
Feb
17
Mar. 21
Mar. 21
5
Jan.
5
Jan.
18
Jan.
22
Jan.
15
Jan.
7
Jan.
18
Jan.
11
Jan.
12
2
Jan.
Mar. 22
5
5% Jan.
15
6
Jan.
4
11% Mar.
1
8
5%
15
14
6
7
13
95
Jan. 16
Jan.
6
Jan. 18
18
6%
15
17
3
7
Mar. 7
Feb. 15
4
15
Jan.'
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
Feb.
Jan.
May
26
Feb. 13
% Feb. 16
15
9% May 18
% Mar. 28
6% Apr.
8
8
May 27 j
3% Jan.. 6
% Apr.
8
1% Jan.. 12'
6
Apr. 21!
3% May 27/
3% May 2u(
11
May
3'
4% Apr,; 8
1
May 28
Feb.
19
Jan.
Feb.
55
Apr.
7
1 % Apr. 22
% May 17,
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14
5
13
46% Feb.
3
5
Feb.
Jan.
17
26
May 20
12
Jan.
2
May 28
Feb.
9
10% Feb
19
22% Mar. 9
29
24
Apr.
4
Apr. 19
Apr.
8
% Apr. 18
3
Apr.
5
25
18
2
.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
5
8
14
1% Jan,
22
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
14
4
2
3
40
48
6
Jan.
4
50
Feb,
2
19
% Mar. 17
31% Apr.
6
36
Jan.
20
5
Jan.
26
2
May 17
5
Apr. 22
1% May
5
2
Apr.
7
20
Apr.
1
11
Apr. 16
3
7
Apr.
May
May
May
9
4
3
6
2% Feb. 25
2% May
7
29% May 28
22
Jan.
25
3% May 25
May
5
% Jan. 27
6% Feb. 29
1% May 26
12
Apr. 21
4% Apr. .18
% Apr;. 13
% Feb; 19
1-16 Apr;
9
1% Apr; 14
10
% May 26
1% Apr. 11
2
May 25
3
Apr. .28
30% Feb; 11
3
May
2
6% May: 2
1% Feb;,26
1
Jan.
8
10% Jan.
7% Jan.
2% Jan.
24% Apr
Feb
18;
20
19
8
1
14
~
5
■
24
1*
14
13
10%
2%
4%
37
Jan.
5
Feb. 25
Jan.
8
Mar. 31
4
13
Jan. 25
Jan.
14
14% Jan. 19
% Jan. 22
3% Apr. 21
6
Jan.
16
Jan.
6% Mar.
18
5
5
i4
Jan. 12
% Jan * 14
54
Jan. 14
Jan.
7
%
6% Jan.
7
15% Jan. 13
% Jan. 22
45
50
40
"
Jan. 13
Jan. 20
Jan. 13
48% Jan. 25
10%
Mar.
9
IX Feb; 26
50% Jan; 19
2
Mar.
50
,
Jan.
Mar.
5% Jan.
35
Feb.
% Apr; r 7
2
4% May 19 12
1
Apr;
6
1 '
2% May 27
4%
18% May 27| 32%
% May
4
1%
5
2
Apr.
6
7% Feb. 10
4% Jan. 14
35 V Mar.. 7
8
Mar.
25
% May
4
4% May 19
3
2%
18%
%
4
12
39% Jan. 18
42
Jan. 19
45% Jan. 23
10
25
9
4%
3
29%
May 25
4% May
4
4%
9
8
2
8
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3%
27
1
10
8
11%
3
4%
4%
4%
3
17
**
16
1-16 Jan.,,2
50
51
OX
1 % May 26
12
""% May"26
1-16 Sale
40
5
Feb.
7% May 31
3
1 % May 26
Sale
3%
4%
X Sale
2
Jan.-
86
% May
May 17
7% May 23
1% May 12
%
X
Sale
10
6
11%
Jan/
5% Feb.
Apr. 29
3*
May
% Jan. 26
% Feb.
2
5
11
30
May 17
5
May
6
1% May
5
3
2%
3
Jan.
10
May 28'
4
May
5
May
Jan.
2
14
8% Apr. 13
1% May 25
2
7%
%
5
2%
17%
18%
8
Jan.
8% Jan.
31
9
2% May
8% Apr. 13
5
6% May
2% May
3
2%
% May 17
6% May
% May
22
4
10
13
Mar. 15
Feb.
8
Feb.
8
50
24
3
5X Sale
lien pref..*
390
•
% May
2
3
3% Sale
10% Sale
13% Sale
X
IX
13
1% Jan.
19
1
Sale
25
"4" Sale"
220 Midland Util 6% pr lien..100
""iI6
50
......
126,550 Midland United Co com
*
2,400
Convertible preferred....*
Warrants
May 2
May 11
i
9%
13
1
29
Jan.
26
4
700 Metrop Ind Co allot ctfs....*
650
4
60
preferred....
13,560 Marshall Field A Co com—
3,070 Material Service Corp com.10
—•
5,400 Meadow Mfg Co com
100 Mercantile Disc Corp A
*
1,950 Mer A Mfrs Sec cl A com...*
conv.
Feb.
5% Jan.
122
Feb.
14
*
96
May
May
30
28
28
12
30
1,565,708
2,200
4,405
38,375
4
.100
40
%
3%
1*
•
4,950 Mlckelberry's Food Prod coml
54,406
4
Sale
%
Marks Bros Theatres Inc—
200
7% May
6
May 12
3 % May
6
11
May
3
6 % May
2
2% May
5
;3m m
27%
33
-*
Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
90 Mapes Cons Mfg cap
*
May 2
% May
7
8% May
3
8% May 27
10
1,805 McQuay-Norris Mfg
11,350 McWilllams Dredging Co
4,560
13
% May 13
2X
25
hH
19
May
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
% May 31
10
6
May 31
3% May 27
3% May 25
11
May
5% May
1
May 28
4%
.....
20
50
5
6% Feb.
%
10%
2%
%
%
3 %
7% May 24
1 % May 12
58
8
8
19
2X
—
Convertible
May 3
May
3
May
5
May 24
May 11
4
""I ~13~
100
2X
4
10 X Sale
20
Sale
% May
Sale
100
Jan.
Jan.
1
95
IX
3%
5
1
20
300 Kimberly Clark Corp com—*
820 La Salle Ext Unlv com... .10
Manufacturing A..*
8,100 McGraw Electric com...—..*
4%
3%
11%
6%
Sale
•
—100
670 Lawbeck Corp 6% cum pfdlOO
•
1,130 Leath A Co cum pref
59,650 Libby, McNeill A Llbby—10
452 Lincoln Printing Co 7% pf_50
Common
*
4,170
6,080 Lindsay Light com
10
3,850 Lindsay Nunn Pub $2 pref—*
—*
4,300 Lion OH Ref Co com
100 Loudon Packing Co com
*
8,300 Lynch Corp com
--*
3%
Sale
Sale
3
11-
Sale
94
6
3%
12-
50
Preferred
%
6% Sale
40
40
66
Apr.
X Feb.
2
May
% Mar.
2
9% May 18
% May 17
6% May 31
8 ? May 27
_—
....
Sale
4 X
4X
11
38
30
10
Jan.
% Mar. 22
% Mar. 21
% Mar. 21'
X
6 % Sale
2%
X
X
6
5
-9"
9X
....
15%
16
9% Sale
2X Sale
4%
4
4X
100 Mandel Bros Inc capital
2,800
11
X Feb.
%
%
iVA
1
Sale
40
Preferred
570 McCord
650
1\
Sale
13
.....
11X
%
..."
1H
■
2X
.---..-100
150
50
1
17X
18
IX Sale
11X Sale
13
3%
35*
IX Sale
3,070 Kentucky Util Jr cum pref.50
1,500 Ken-RadTube A Lpcom A..»
1,850 Keystone Steel A Wire com.*
20
30,300
'"%
Fireman Mfg Co ▼ t c—•
4,900 Jefferson Electric Co com...*
2,300 Kalamazoo Stove com......*
1
3,800 Kats Drug Co com....
15,500 Keiloflg Switchboard com..10
230
Jan,
1% May
% May
4% May
51
Apr.
2
7% May 31
X May 31
X Sale
; X
10
2
new
1,800 Goidblatt Bros Inc com
*
37,250 Great Lakes Aircraft A
*
36,100 Great Lakes DAD com
*
440 Greif Bros Cooperage A com *
300 Greyhound Corp com....—*
85,900 Grigsby-Grunow Co com..—•
50 Ground Gripper Shoe com..*
23,600 Hall Printing Co com..
10
1,200 Harnl8chfeger Corp com.—*
3,800 Hart-Carter Co conv pref...*
2,500.Hormel A Co (Geo) com A..*
15,604 Houdallle-Hershey class A..»
12,400
Class B
*
140
120
27
May 12
5
83
514 General Candy Corp A
5
Parts Corp conv pf_*
4,760.Iron
2
3
Apr. 19
% Feb. 10
54% Mar. 29
1 % May 25
May 20
2
—
22
50
1,000 General
100 Hussman-Llgonler Co com..*
""850
Mar. 31
1% Apr. 26
2
7%
1%
2%
4X
43
15
-
Preferred vot tr ctfs——
50 Gen Wat Wks A Elec A com.*
110 Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B—•
140
May
2
2
27
12
% May 26
3
3
5
150
550
May
6
;
% May' 3
4% May
5
73
May
6
Gen Theatres Equip Corp—
1,400
3,900
Jan.
Prices
Mar. 11
2% Jan.
17% Jan.
29
Jan.
1
%
IX I
!
5
3%
7
1
2
May 28
May
5
May
5
May 31
8
1%
-3%
*
..."
11
May 12
May 25
4
27
A
6
X
12 X
Sale
4
1X
X
4%
54%
X
2X
.....
X
Sale
14
Common
6
4
4
3
.....
Sale
7
2
IX Sale
X
X
4%
6
54% Sale
3
1
X
7/
Sale
.....
X
15;
2h
16
*
5
150
Jan.
i
13
3
3
I 6
12%
240 Gardner-Denver Co com..—*
100
200
Sale
A Connell Dock
A Dredge Co com
2,100
4,lo7 Foote Bros GAM Co
40
Highest.
Prices.
% May
11% May
1
10
■
% May 28
12
May 4
1
Sale
1*
4
4
May 12
May 25
1
Sale
X
6
Sale
X
117%
-5
370
Sale
Price*
%
61%
3X
4h
*
240 Decker (Alf) A Cohn Inc..
170 Dexter Co (The) com..
-5
Oe Metfl Inc pref w w
•
70
Sale
116 X
...5
10 Dayton-Rubber Mfg pref—
"""20
IX
*
X
-
.......
570 Curtis Mfg Co com
Sale
2
X May
11% May
"4
66
—
130
400
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
3
*
$3.4 preferred-....-.
Consumers Co
Preferred.
46,61o
256,300 Cord Corporation
-5
39,800 Corp Sec of Chic allot ctf—*
Common..
69,950
25
4,850 Crane Co com
Preferred
—100
3,340
800
40
12
1
5X
6% prior pref A.J
..100
123,000 Cont Chic Corp common
*
550
860
3X
X Sale
11% Sale
1
Lowest.
445*;
29
com
690
14,lt>0
9,800
20,400
1,550
X
.....
Rights (New)
110 Comm Tel Co cum partlc—*
60 Construe Mat'l Corp com—
1,660
3,550
6
3
Sale
Sale
May 31.
Ask. Hid
Bid.
10
2
2%
17 $4
Club Aluminum Uten Co—*
225,365
192,550
50
May 2.
Ask.
100
550 Coleman Lamp 8c Stove com*
Commonwealth Edison—100
20,000
Bid.
100
Prior lien.
250 Chicago Rys part ctf ser 1,100
270
Part certlfs series 2
100
390 Chicago Towel Co conv pref *
53,800
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
STOCKS
50 Chic N S & Mllw pref
10
10
57
Jan. 2
Shares.
Par.
250 Chicago Electric Mfg A..--.*
16,900 Chicago Investors Corp com *
Convertible preferred
8,150
*
400 Chicago & N W Ry pref __100
~~2~ 200
EXCHANGE
11
5
Jan,
5
Jan.
11
Jan. 14
Apr.
6
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Jan. 23
Jan.
11
CHICAGO
58
In
Since
Jan. 1.
STOCKS
Shares.
■
_
_
%
20
750
1,160
300
11,850
14,950
9,850
1,150
10,550
8,650
1,000
8,750
1,500
450
4,250
1,150
350
950
1,650
""450
50
13,000
1,250
800
300
190
20
220
120
560
20
140
Common
480
Sale
15
^
m
H
J*-
8
3%
8
3% Sale
11
15
1% Sale
Sale
3X
1434
1034 Sale
X
%
2434
234
8
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
3
"354 May 27
354 May 31
May 11
1J4 May
4
34 May 4
13
5
6
534 Sale
17 X 20
1
2
% Sale
1
X
30 X
Sale
30
11
IX May
X May
2734 May
934 May
34 May
10
May
254 May
X Sale
11
13 X
3X
3X
27 X
Sale
9 X Sale
Sale
Sale
1
10
2X Sale
-j .1 5j|
May
5
5
7
Sale
534
70
59
6
Convertible preferred.
534
9X
16"" "15"
$ 1
6
IX
5
10
5
11
434
1034
2
11
10X
600
11
1,450 Parker Pen (The) Co com..10
1,010 Peabody Coal Co B com
100
6% preferred
100
3,320 Penn Gas 5c Elec A com
*
150
2
14
8
5
6
234
3
15
5
5
4
28
31
2
31
31
34 Mar.
Jan.
12
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
14
2
2
May 16
Apr. 14
Apr. 12
75
Feb. 17
954 May 26
234 May 25
834 May
9
2
May 10
434 May 3
24
34 May 27
14
Mar. 28
4
Apr.
7
34 Jan. 22
20
Mar.
2
5
Apr.
9
2
10
234
134
434
34
May
May
May
May
534 May
1134
234
1034
334
11
19
3
25
19
45
2034 Jan.
8
X Jan.
A
1554 Mar. 11
4
Mar.
34 May 27
134 May 24
"4" " May II
"a"" May"!!
534 May
2
4
Mar. 18
35,215
Rights
3,550 Perfect Circle (The) Co.—•
24,600 Pines Wlnterfront com
5
2,850 Polymet Mfg Corp com..
*
300 Potter Co (The) com
4,350 Process Corporation com—.*
50,000 Pub Serv of Nor 111 com
*
6,200
Common
100
3,690
6% preferred
.100
2,660
7% preferred.
100
64,500
Rights
81,901 O-R-S De Vry Corp (The)...*
14,445 Quaker Oats Co com...
2,310
Preferred
100
6,100 Railroad Shares Corp com.
1,950 Rath Packing Co com
10
2,550 Raytheon Mfg Co com
*
3,100 Reliance Internet Corp A2,600 Reliance Mfg Co Common.10
370
Preferred
........100
800
1,500
1,350
100
1,400
5,200
350
140
290
2,920
360
400
250
850
1,050
"""so
550
*
125
54
105
68
104
107
75
12?*
AH
'""266
Purchase warrants..
200 Sivyer Steel Castings
2,050
So Colo Pow Elec A
3,320
1,150
1,050
200
150
50
100
310
;"Y
""166
Standard Dredge conv
pref.*
Common
..♦
Standard Pub Service A
*
Standard Telephone pref.
Steinite Radio Co...
*
Storkllne Fur
19
954
Sale
¥
¥
291,450 Swift 8c Co stk
273,050 Swift Interna clonal...
~"m
IX
1-16
654 Apr.
69
3X Sale
1
IX
IX
3
68X 100
X
3
90
150
First preferred
100
*
230 Tenn Prod Corp com.....
1,800
100
25
8,050 Thompson (J R), com.
1,400 Transformer Corp of Am com*
140
*
310 12th St Store pref A
*
460 20 Wacker Drive $6 pref
700 Union Carbide 8c Carbon.._*
50
,
Unit Corp of Amer pref-.—*
550 United Dry Docks, Inc com.*
United Gas Corp common..*
600
50
680
5,550
400
8,250
6,750
50
'«•
■m
•
—
-
:
470 Van Sicklen Corp part A-.--*
._*
450 Viking Pump Co Pref
Common
.*
950
.....
810 Vorsec Co part pref
1,150
150
9,870
*
*
11,000 Vortex Cup Co com
Class A
6,650
9,600 Wahl Co com
58,320 Walgreen Co com..
50
50
■
%
114
22
lV*
5
134
Sale
40
\
X
J.
¥
«
May 13
5
34 May
5
May 13
X May
3
*33"" May"27
May
2
3
4l 34 "May" 2
134 Sale
54
1
*
*
Purchase warrants
May
Feb.
Jan.
X Mar.
534 May
5
34 May 19
May 31
May 16
A Apr. 21
34 Jan. 13
5
May 13
334 Apr. 11
34 May
3
X Jan. 22
33
May 27
4g
May 25
May 19
36
36
1
Sale
34
1
34 May
54
6
May 25
134 May
2
54 May 5
36
May 25
Apr.
May
6
Jan.
Jan.
1434
20
.....
1
Sate*
X Jan.
3
Feb.
54 May
2 34 Apr.
7
May
934 May
6
May
40
May
134 May
854 Feb.
34 May
234 Mar.
Sale
19
334
2*
Sale
6
40
12
Me
3^
1*
3^
334
34
334
134
54 May 26
54 May 26
ig
734 Sale
1134 1134
70
9$
X
26
27
12
1434 May
20
May
1834 May 3
5634 May 12
134 May
9
103
May
May 12
May 18
134 May 18
May 28
7
934 May
May
40
May
134 May
9
May
34 May
6
1
28
3l
24
"|4 May_5
1
X May
„
8..:*
134
434
134
134 May
134 May
6
.....
8H
X
234
8
734
154
116^
2
Sale
Sale
Sale
83.
934
2X
X Sale
2234
2534
334
IX
4
1434 Sale
21
22 X
34
1
1134 Sale
134
3
1
1
-I.....
1654
95
.....
6
3
5
2
Sale
1334 Sale
95
Sale
6
Sale
34
8
334
1
54
3
3
134 Sale
1634
154
X
25^
34
1
A*
15
Sale
34 Sale
§34 Sale
1334 May 31
May 24
95
534
34
34
3
234
54
17
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
20
31
31
16
16
6
17
98
May 10
May 11
634
34
154
654
2X
54
17
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
23
20
11
4
20
16
6
9
Sale
1
Sale
1
3
4
50
31
134 May
6
May
134 May
2
734 May 6
May
5
54 May 23
17
31
26
31
16
May 26
May 12
59
15
May
34 May
854 May
1
May
10
May
6
May 31
7
61
18
11
26
19
1
Jan.
1334 May
May
34 Apr.
534 Mar.
34 Jan.
34 May
21
lan.
Jan.
26
12
38
Jan.
20
1X Jan.
534 Apr.
14
8
Jan.
13
5
154 Feb. 24
34 Jan. 13
5
May 13
Jan. 19
234 Mar.
7
134 Mar. 14
69
Jan. 16
59
Jan. 12
36
May 26
334 Jan. 14
154 Feb. 18
234 Jan.
5
6834 Jan.
7
34 Jan. 18
16
634 Mar. 31
Jan.
4
354 Feb.
2
3
19
Mar.
9
28
2554 Mar.
3
31
24
44
26
10
12
11
34 Mar. 23
34 Feb. 16
Apr.
6
Jan.
254 Jan.
15
44
28
Mar. 24
Jan. 13
34 Apr. 20
95
4
95
11
12
31
4
31
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
5
9
26
1554 Mar.
5
134 Jan. 15
434 Mar. 11
5
Feb.
4
32
Jan. 13
2
Jan. 21
54 Jan. 28
34 Feb. 16
234 Jan. 20
134 Feb. 19
334 Jan. 19
20
Jan.
8
25
Mar.
5
8
31
24 114
Feb.
25
34 Apr.
1254 Jan.
154 Jan.
12
14
8
Jan.
9
May 31
234 May 16
1134 Feb.
19
Jan.
15
54 May 16
234 Jan.
19
34 Jan.
2
3
34 Apr.
17
May
3
4
7
6
34
Sale
Sale
134
54
•II"
1534
20
5
Sale
10334
5
27
234 Feb. 11
3
1
24
654
254
34
2
Mar.
36
1
X
5*
X Jan.
5
Mar.
9
10734 Mar. 21
1X Jan. 13
1734 Feb.
2
2
Jan. 14
134 Jan.
4
934 Jan. 23
8534 Mar. 14
8
Feb.
8
19
Jan.
5
X Mar. 8
1034 Jan. 27
103
48
40
1
Y
20
Sale
21
—■
,1,200 i
54
18
4
134 Apr. 13
634
-S
SB
4
Jan.
Jan.
3
1134 Mar. 19
734 May 18
27
Jan. 12
May 11
May
6
May
2
8
114
134 May 31
34
534
534
X
16
10454 Jan.
I
734 May 18
34 May 19
May 31
May 16
May
2
Jan.
134 Feb.
IX May 31
5
9
1
Wf
4
2
434 Jan. 12
125
Jan.
9
115
Feb.
5
1434 May
32
100
,
a
Sale
5
34
1%
2
::::: "ix
20
""rI6o
—
..—
2X
....
200
34 Sale
34
i / A
Preferred
100
1,670
100 U S Lines Inc pref
U S Radio 8c Telev com
70,360
12,050 Utah Radio Products com
*
27,900 Utility 8c Ind Corp com
Convertible preferred
*
36,500
1,500 Utilities Pow 8c Lt Corp A..*
Common non-voting
../
1,150
8,000
m
IX
1134
May
7
2
560 United Ptrs & Pubs com
Convertible preferred
300
10 United Pub Utll 36 pref
58,900 U S Gypsum
*
«.
*•
*
com
934
.....
4534
94
Sale
1234
United Amer Utll Inc
-
57
Sale
3,800
950
"x ~"x
1
52
534 May 18
....
3
62
75
8
19
Mar,
6334 Apr. 14
1X Jan.
9
2734 Mar. 16
634 Jan. 18
34 Feb.
May :
9834 Apr.
X May
8334 May 16
8
May
2
19
May 6
11
27
12
754 Mar.
20
69
4
134 Sale
734
10
X
1634
13
X
8
634
Jan.
554 Jan.
234 Jan.
May :
Apr.
Apr.
May !
Jan.
7
Mar. 28
16
134 May
Apr.
60
1
3
14
55
3
60
11
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
8
734 May 18
2
134
2
40
950
l^tay
54
17
60
...
37
41
7
Feb.
2154 Jan.
534 Apr.
19
X
554
8
5
21
70
78
134
34
134
334
5934
28 8034 May
2
May 10
31 107
31
54 May 16
May 11
25 16
1
May
5
13
X May
4
May 24
May
May
6
75
24
34
7
141
75
12
7
May
May
May
May
May
May
7K
5*
70
24
9
15
1,800 Telephone
68
May
May
May 16
May 17
May
~
May
May
May
19
22
IX
9X
143
Sale
1334
34 Sale
35
Bond 8c Share A.*
200,500
100
t
34
69
Sale
Sale
1003
"734
25
300 Sutherland Paper Co com..10
189",300
Sale
334
3H
6
18 X Sale
*
com..
43
60
Sale
69
80 X Sale
101
10234 115
34
Vs
X
10
pref....25
conv
1,450 Super Maid Corp
*
254
A
134
254
1634 May 28
1
May 26
34 May 31
134 May 17
3
May
4
37
May 31
4734 May 19
6134 May 26
60
May 26
1
Sale
11
25
i
'""170
38
53
63
20
com
com
Sale
Sale
Sale
84
8*
1
...
34 Sale
3734 Sale
SIX
"27""
5,250 Southern Union Gas com
1,200 South East G & W part A
690 Southw G&E Co 7% pref.100
160 Sourhw Lt 8c Power pref
•
'""560
y
18
134
X
2X
Sale
Sale
34 "134
X Sale
8
534
85
8334
Sale
8
IX
37
1,670 Slgnode Steel Strap Co pf.30
1
nnn
Common
._—.*
1,000
100
Sale
105
15h
500 Shaler Co (The) class A
770
100
2
>
X
88 X
100 X
2
21,250 Seaboard Utll Shares com..
300
1
2H Sale
14
400 Sangamo Electric Co
370 Seaboard Pub Serv Co $6 pfd
440
Convertible preferred
4,850
114
100
3
*
1,210 Sally Frocks Inc com.......
50
"""80
125
IX
X
IX
3X
54 X
4
.....
15
660 Ryan Car Co (The) com
3,450 Ryerson 8c Son Inc com
'""766
Sale
19
Sale
Sale
*!§"■
2,700 Rollins Hos Mills conv pref
3,100 Ross Gear 8c Tool com
100
Sale
2
75
54 Jan.
1634 May i
1
May !
34 May J
Sale
M
4
Jan.
134 Mar. 23
Apr. :
63
100
Capital stock
Jan.
554 Jan.
6
Apr. 14
Peoples Gas Lt 8c Coke
100
14
9
4
7
954 May 26
234 May 25
834 May
9
2
May 10
434 May 3
5X May
6
Jan.
12
24
20
AX
11
Apr. 15
2
X
5
20
534 Sale
Sale
2
2234
4
2
X
85
5 34
22 X
5X
14
4
134
1334
Feb.
554 Feb. 10
2
1934 Jan.
Oshkosh Overall Co
*
15
34 Feb. 15
10
154 May 13
34 Apr.
6
2734 May 28
934 May 11
34 Jan. 11
1
X
Mar.
Mar.
May
May
154 May 13
54 May 25
30
May
3
1234 May 13
1
May 31
1354 May
6
334 May 3
13
85
60
4
34 May
Feb.
2
30
26
27
31
13
May 11
1
Apr. 14
34 Jan. 13
8
3
2
Sale
4454 Sale
1934 21
X
1X
21
5
34
34
354
354
454 May 12
4
May
4
1434 May 10
2
May
6
6
334
15
*% cumulative pref
100
National Standard com
*
Nat Union Radio Corp
*
Noblltt-Sparks Ind Inc com_*
North American Car com...*
Nor Amer Gas & Elec cl A__*
Nor Amer Lt 8c Power com./
No 8c So Amer Corp A com./
Nor States Pow A com
100
No nhwest Bancorp com—50
Northwest Eng Co com
*
Nor West Utll pr lien pref.100
7% preferred
100
Ontario Mfg Co com
♦
40
4
9
6
1934 Sale
com___l
Nat Secur Invest Co
H
1
h
834
5
1,850 Nachman Sprlngfilled com. *
380 National Battery Co pref—*
109,500 Nat Elec Power A part
*
6,900 National Leather com
10
National Pub Service Corp—
490
$3X conv preferred
Nat Republic Invest Trust—
950
Cumul. conv. pref.
•
600
Ask.
^
1M1„
Lowest.
Ask
Ask. Bid
Bid
Sale Prices.
May 31.
May 2.
1932.
1,350 Muncie Gear Co cl "A"
*
1,900
Common
2,150 Muskegon Mot Spec conv A.*
;
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
Jan. 2
May.
Sharse.
PRICES IN MAY.
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
EXCHANGE
STOCK
Jan.
8
6
18
134 Apr. 30
6
Apr.
May
34 Mar.
834 Apr.
1
May
15
30
17
1
11
31
3
10
23
4
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
234 Apr.
4
1434 Jan.
2
2334 Jan.
154 Jan.
6
25
1134 Jan.
14
1
M ay 31
Warchel Corp—■
V
250
U"
250
280
3,926
-
1,730
2,192
470
Lm+m
150
350
«. -
-
-
w-
550
2,400
400
10
76
58
34
Sale
15
3,300
1,400
42,350
v?;
Western Grocer Co
com.^.
.25
4
*
Williams Oll-O-Mat
_*
com
Wisconsin Bankshares
com
60
*
¥
10
3X
stk.10
1,900 Yates-Amer Mach part pref.*
6,800 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..*
*
8,400 Zenith Radio Corp com
No uar value,
6
534 Sale
cap.
"lX
10
5
4
354
334
2
1154
54
1
3
2434
34
15
-34
4
354
434
__100
Wleboldt Stores Inc
50 Wolverine Cement
2
3
West P L 8c Tel class A
7% preferred
30
1
*
200 Western Con Utll Inc A
50
8,450
1
60
*
1,240 Wayne Pump Co com
Convertible preferred....*
1,720
v
'
'
*
(Montgom) 8c Co cl A.*
Convertible preferred
640 Waukesha Motor Co com...*
100
m
3
10
1
Common.
Ward
134
234
354
20
IX May
3
6""
534
354
234 Sale
334
34 Sale
54
2
6
aW
2
Sale
54
34
834
534 May
5
234 May 19
2
May
6
334
34
8_
11
9
534
8
34 May
6
May 25
34 May 17
Jan.
7
34
Jan.
14
3
154 May
134 Apr.
534 May
5
334 May
5
234 May 13
34 May
2
May 10
54 May
6
50
1
Apr.
7
Apr.
334 Jan.
2 34 May
2
Apr.
1
Apr.
1
34 May
6
8
May 25
34 May 17
x Kx-dlvidand.
1
Feb.
154 May
9
3
4
73
6
3
134 Mar.
1
26
12
26
26
3
5
29
13
26
19
20
334
334
5
3
Feb.
May
20
Apr.
34 Apr.
1
Apr.
4*
3
rA
1
134 Mar.
May
6
May 12
4
50
20
t
2
Jan.
29
434 Jan. 29
21
6
Jan.
4
Feb.
4
Jan.
7
Feb.
i
Feb. 26
7
49
8
334 Feb.
4
Jan.
1
Apr.
134 Jan.
13
18
15
1
4
Mar. 26
134 Jan.
8
;
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RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
Shares.
AGGREGATE SALES,
Jan.
Shares.
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
-
5,000
134,700
4,000
4,000
5,000
3,000
7,000
„
^
4,000
12,000
4,000
-
m'mrn
mm
«.
-
5,000
•»
-
—
-
4.000
20,000
63.000
139,200
..
—
—
—
59,000
mm.
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
5,000
5,000
mmm
mm mm
mm
m m,
mm
m.'
mm
mm
5,000
Shares.
39.530
"2,656
"2.166
T.500
140
1,910
"""102
1,258
2,100
German Cen Bank 6s
cons
1935
50
2,900
74
1948
4
Northern Penn 4s
....1936
25
71
66
87
80
i§*
106
28)4
95)4
Peoples Pass 4s T C ctf dep-.
Pblla Elec (Pa) 1st s f 4s.1966
1st 4H* series
......1967
1st 8c ref 4s
1971
1st 5s
1966
1st lien & ref 5s
Phlla Elec Pow Co 5Ht»1972
Phila Sub Co 4H
Pub Serv El 5c Gas 4a
STOCKS
98)*
29)4
96)4
100
Budd (E G) Mfg Co
•
Preferred
85)4
76)4
Cambria
Camden
85
90
95
97
84
85
101)4 Sale
100
8ale
88)4
85)4
Horn 8c Hardart (N
Y) com..*
Preferred
98)4 Sale
May
May
May
May
20 90)4
90
13
28 90)4
24 10354
90
89
May 16
May
6
May 10
May 12
May
3
May
4
May
4
4
9
May
354 May
4
4
Feb.
6
20
:8)4 Jan.
23
60
Feb.
1
10
12
May 14
14)4 Mar. 24
66)4 May 18
1
May 14
May 13
0
Jan.
25
14
Jan.
5
21
Feb. 24
Feb.
24
16
6254 Apr.
14
10)4 Jan.
17
8
1054 Mar.
73
17
5
24
Feb.
19)4 Jan.
Feb.
14)4
1)4
18)4
17)4
71)4 May
88)4 Mar.
23
8
30
May 12
May 17
Mar. 4
Mar. 8
Feb.
28
May
5
Mar.
0)4 Mar. 15
Apr.
Apr.
2
IS*
IS*
100
101)4
98)4
95)4
84)4
Feb.
5
7
1
Feb.
Feb.
Mar. 26
Mar.
3
Mar. 28
354 Apr. 28
1)4 Apr. 12
5
Apr. 26
6)4 Jan. 27
6)4 Jan. 12
Apr.
May.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
1 100
Feb.
Feb.
8
99
Feb.
26
85
Feb.
8
Feb. 26
9
May
4
354 May
4
89)4 Apr. 14
1
9
May
4
3 54 May
4
9154 Jan. 12
59
May 18
Mar. 10
59
85
May 18
91
Jan.
Mar. 18
85
Mar. 18
86
May 18
80
20)4 Sale
8)4
98)4 Sale
3
4X
108
106
5)4
1)4
6
2
26)4
7)4
105
35
15)4
2)4
10j
lj
35
18
28)4
10 X
Mar.
90
7
75
Sale
Sale
2)4 Sale
95
93
15
16
18
82
95
82
30
Sale
26
Sale
2
Mar
8
9
'Jan.
5
Feb.
20
3
Sale
18)4 Sale
10
6
9
16
6)4
Sale
o
55
7)4
Sale
1
li*
)4 Sale
61)4
1)4 Sale
"1)4
91)4 Sale
91
93
36
25
40
55
75
Sale
28
30
24
Sale
24
28
33
25
23
24
24
2
3
2
700
Sale
13
3
Sale
24
Sale
1
10
703 Scott Paper
26
2X
3)4
7% Sale
2X
3
Sale
2
36)4
354
31
3
38)*
24
16
27
5)4 Sale
2)4
2)4
X
8 178
3
2
39
2)4
33
Sale
13
20
3
Sale
94
765 Tacony-Talmyra Bridge
•
205 Telephone Security preferred
1
96
95
—
97
Sale
82
%
87
97
92
May
27)4 May
May
May
25
May
■2% May
7)4 May
3
May
24
May
2)4 May
May
13
)4 May 21
2
20
94
40
6% preferred.............
132
7% A
4,047 Seaboard Utilities Corp
800 Sentry Safety Control
5,300 Shreve El Dorado Pipe L
25
May
May
5 )4 May
X
30 Scott Paper series A
Devel..'
7
25
65
85
May 26
May 27
May 18
May
9
)4 May 21
2)4 May
3
May 14
May 18
85
May
9
33
94
)4 Sale
X
)4
3
)4 Sale
32
35
31
7
"1-16
1-16
1
30
40
X
Sale
Sale
X
3
93
May
May
Apr.
May
May
18
)4 May
2
54 May 10
"1-16""" X
)4 May 31
29)4 May 27
7
May
"
1-16 May 20
1
May 20
33
May 13
7
May
2
1-16 May 20
Jan.
1
Jan.
Jan.
27
30
Jan.
9 100
Jan.
31
40
26
14)4 Jan.
17 X Jan.
2)4 Jan.
6
J4 May 31
Feb.
1)4 May
May
21X May
63
Apr.
91
Apr.
24
May
108 X Mar.
22)4 Apr.
2
Apr.
5)4 May
2)4 May
16)4 May
13
May
8
22
14
14
3
Jan.
30
68
Jan.
28
31
3)4 Jan.
22)4 Jan.
27
36
5
21
26
15
6
74
Jan.
Jan.
9
98)4 Mar. 12
31
30)4 Mar. 9
16 108)4 Mar. 16
14
6
13
6
19
27
31
7
7
)4 Apr.
)4 Jan. 25
X Apr. 23
29)4 May 27
7
Mar.
9
8
11
16
X Apr. 19
17)4 Apr. 25
24)4 Mar. 14
2
Apr. 19
20
May 27
94
May 18
9
85
May
Jan.
33)4 Mar. 5
9)4 Jan. 13
X Mar. 5
26 120
6)4 May 13
91
Sale
2
8
Feb.
63
1)4 May
11)4 May
25
May
7
Jan.
6
1)4 May
May
21)4 May
Sale
11)4 Sale
21)4
44
Sale
9
2
22
18
May
May
May
1
May
1)4 May
ux Jan.
6
10
8
il*
iH
3
15
Mar. 14
Feb. 25
Jan. 14
Jan. 14
Jan. 14
Feb. IS
5
May
May 31
May 31
8
Feb.
27
.....
92)4 Sale
27)4 Sale
30
May
21)4 May
18)4 May
6
May
6)4 May
1
May
)4 May
40
Shares Corp
101
May
May
9
Apr. 19
Jan.
20)4
14 54
2)4
X
85
92
3X
May
5
May
5
5H May 11
95
9)4
Jan.
1 )4 May 26
32)4 May 18
10)4 May 31
1
20)4 May
14)4 May
2)4 May
74
50
si*
2)4
32
15 M
65
"M
4
20X May 31 36)4
1
1)4 Apr. 19
7
May 25 10
96)4 May 31 113
6
6
Feb. 25
9
)4 Apr.
9
95)4 100
20)4
22 H
27H
11
2)4
1 )4 May
May
4
May 28
11)4 May 10
32)4 May
10)4 May
100
26)4
2
May 14
May
2
108
A* "IIIMay
Sale
1
Sale
8
32)4 May
8
May
96)4 May
7
4)4
3
115
7
)4 May 16
12
39
18
20)4 May 31
20
7
90
7% preferred
50
Phlla 8c Reading Coal & Iron
Philadelphia Traction
50
May 16
73
59
•
Railroad
Phlla Rapid Transit
Ex-dividend
98)4 May 31 104
9
25
450 Reading RR
5 Reading RR 1st pref..
1,800 Reliance Insurance....
No par value.
5
9
65
20
72
May 16
354 May
...100
813 Phila Insulated Wire
Tono-Beimont
Jan.
99
X
227 Phila Dairy Prod pref
28,000
28
92
89
105
Mar. 14
6
Feb.
Feb.
99)4 Feb.
84)4 May 12
71)4 May 17
Prices.
5
May
4
May 16
May 19
May 26
85
"11)4
100
4,230 Phlla Elec of Pa $5 pref
14,000 Phila Elec Pow pref
65
6254 May 13
Vale
Mar. 14
86
88)4
90
89)4
98
96)4
97)4
86
89
86)4
8754
85)4
92)4 10354 102)4 Sale
102)4
104
65
77
100
50
Iron
Fire Insurance
4,229
25,000
12
4
12
14
13
23
76J4
39)4
2)*
142,439 Pennsylvania RR
50
750 Penna Salt Manufacturing..
438
May
22
May
80)4 May
25
May
21
May
67)4 May
28
84)4
32
...
Budd Wheel Co
100
""266
May 16
62
1
940 Horn 8c Hardart (Phlla) com.*
f-V.
(
/
4
90
Phila Traction ctf of deposit.
""116
23
May
82)4 May 16
71)4 May 17
9)4 Sale
6,800
8,650
6,930
5,715
250
10
16
19
26
12
14
24
18
77
65
106
23
85
60
*
6,575 Electric Storage Battery..100
17,625 Fire Association
10
282 (I) Flshman 5c Sons.....
10
4
Highest.
Prices
Par
Central Airport
227 Consol Traction of N J
295
May
65
May
20
May
20
May
80)4 May
25
May
15
May
66)4 May
J1971
w
Bell Tell Co of Pa pref
25 Bornot Inc
1,150
Lowest.
Sale
1960
7,125
328
Highest.
Sale Prices.
107
1941
10.540 Bankers Securities pref
600
1,500
Lowest
Sale Prices.
6254 May 13
16 Phila Germ & Norrlst'nRR 50
♦
63
200 Bankers Securities Corp
75
20
85
70
Lehigh Power & Light 6s
Lehigh Valley Annuity 6s..
Lehigh Vail Trans ref 5s_1960
15" 200
'""785
21)4 Sale
17
Keystone Tel 5s
30 Penn Cent L 8c P cum pref..*
110,700 Pennroad Corp.......
26,600
28
Interstate Ry 4s
900
100
24)*
1960
53,930 American Stores
12,400
Ask
Georgia Power & Lt 5)4■_ 1967
Shares
38,910
1,210
7,000
1,430
5,910
1,200
May 31.
Bid.
Certificates of deposit
24,500 Insurance Co of N A
...10
202,900 Lehigh Coal 8c Navigation
3,872 Lehigh Valley
2,000 Mitten Bank Sec Corp
7,400
Preferred..
16,600
2,897
Ask
77
1,000 Readng Terminal 5a
5,000 Reading Terminal 5s
.1944
1,000 Reading improvement 4a..
5,000 Republic of Chile
1960
5,000 Republic of Peru 6s
1931
51,000 Safe Harbor W Pow 4V$a_1979
7,000 Strawbridge & Clothier 5s '48
51,000 Southeastern Pr & Lt 6s.
1,000 Wil 8c Chester 6s
6,000 York Rys 1st 5a
1987
480
"5,466
May 2.
Bid.
1935
Eiec & Peoples tr ctfs 4s. 1945
2.000 Pennsylvania 5s
..1968
30.000 Penna Pow & Lt 4)^8
1981
21.000 Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s
1943
80
2,110
Ask,
2028
Con Trac of N J 1st 5s
Lehigh Nav
6,770,300
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
-.1952
19,000 Penn Cent LAP 4Hs
4,000 Penna Co 3 J4s
1,325
May 31
PRICES IN MAY.
1932.
1,000 Adv Bag & Paper 6s
32.700 Amer Elec & Gas 5s
1,000
32,600
43,000
77,200
2,904,800
1,000
751,000
9,000
13,000
Jan. 1 to
1931.
$1,293,100
Price
Bid.
5,000
338,102
29,100
12,400
5,000
14,000
22,000
3,000
79,000
11,000
7,500
2,000
1932.
$501,900
2,312,302
May
Jan. 2
BONDS
1.
Shares.
1,000
m
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
May.
Bond Sales.
903,714
4,742,563
473,161
2,721,304
Jan. 1 to May 31
In
1931.
1932.
May—
Jan.
4
1-16 Jan.
6
28
Jan.
19
21
15
5 X Feb. 20
28)4 Jan. 20
26)4 Mar. 1
Jan.
Jan.
5)4 Jan.
35
Feb.
8
16
24)4 Mar. 14
4)4 Feb. 13
42)4 Mar. 14
Mar. 30
W*
86
1018
Mar. 23
Mar. 10
Jan.
Jan.
AVI
40
7
15
2
Jan.
8
Mar. 17
Jan.
Feb.
4
19
60
11
:
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Since
Jan. 1.
STOCKS.
V?:
Union
17.410
•
97", 100
Certificate* of deposit
•'
.
270
136
/,
V
*7800
300
1
16% (3ale
11% Sale
83
86
Prod class A
.♦
25
Sale
77
9
*
5
2%
Highest.
Sale Prices.
8
80
25
4%
2
5
""2% "4"
2%
5
Warner Company..........*
Sale
2%
"2% May" "4
May
3
May 26
May 24
35
45
.
10
3
9%
45
5
3
9%
"43"" "56"
2
2
ix
3
10
_
50
May 16
5
20
3
3
5
60
3
5
7
Jan.
25
Jan.
11
3% Jan.
4% Feb.
9
9
6% Mar.
8
Apr. 12
May 2a
6
5
55
7
Jan.
46
Jan.
8
Jan. 29
Feb. 13
Mar. 7
Mar. 10
Jan.
4
80
May
3
May 26
May 24
2
May 26
May 24
2% May
94
80
20
2
May 25
4
3
90 W Jersey 5c Seashore RR
2
2% Sale
May
3
Apr.
May 16
Apr. 27
2% Apr. 19
80
Jan. 11
2
May 16
4% Feb.
9
82
20
Second
100
6
13% May 28
17% May
6
May 16
11% May 31
May 16
May 10
2x May
5
79
20
%
17%
15%
21%
1-16 May 23
8
May 31
x May 12
13% May 12
May 31
12
61
7
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
1-16 May 23
m
a
88
preferred........
900 Victory Insurance Co
100 Victory Park Land Impt
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
8
60
new..;
300 Westmoreland, Inc
300 Westmoreland Coal
200
%
13%
85
Preferred
U S Dairy
5,400
1,700
x
12%
Common clas* B..—
5,000
3,519
2,066
.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
*
United Gas Impt com new..*
428,400
300
50
Traction
Ask.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
May 2.
X
X
15% Sale
14% Sale
18% Sale
—1
3,900 Tonopalj Mining
;
Bid.
Par.
450
A
1932.
Shares.
300
range since jan. 1.
in may.
>
Jan. 2
May.
3,300
prices
|
.
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
Shares.
!
:'
PHILADELPHIA
aggregate sales.
Jan.
I3
f:
Boston Stock
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON
.
Jan. 1 to May 31
May,
Jan. 1.
t
24,000
2,000
13",666
18,000
40,000
11,000
1,000
25,000
16",000
14",000
Shares.
864
2,387
1932.
179,450 East Maaa StRR aerA 4Ha 1948
Serlea B 5a
1948
80,000
Seriea D 6a
1948
7,700
Series C.............. 1948
9,200
1396
6,000 Hood Rubber 7a
1940
1,000 Illinois Steel 4%s
1,000 Indianapolis Pr Ac Lt.__.1957
2,000 Kan City Mem Ac Birm 4a. 1934
Income 5s........
1934
2,000
1968
1,000 Lexington Water
33,000 Mt Hope Bridge Flat 6H8 '57
95,000 New Engl Tel 8c Tel 5s___1932
1956
4,000 Nor Am Lt & Pr A 5%a
Series B
.1956
3,000
1935
37,000 P C Pocahontas deb 7a
1937
1,000 Sevilla-Biltmore 7%s
Swift & Co 5s
1944
29,000
STOCKS
130
8c
...100
...100
Pref
Maine
52
45
Sale
45
May 31
59
May 25
21
23
17
20
17
May 13
17
May 13
35
37%
"90"
W"
17%
79
90
95
24
Sale"
-
30
27
29
*48%
26
30
27
Sale
26
50
53
100 %
Sale
85
80
80
3,702
300
21,203
100
Adjustment
500
76
100
.....
.....
480
2,135
72
May
99
May 13
305
366
20
35",277
740
729
19%
80*
76
63
Sale
63
285
160
1,775
1,565
262
......
.100
a
lo
8
140
—...
10
;
...
4
5
1H
20%
3
ix
12%
Sale
120?
.....
77
Jan.
5
311/Mar.
31% Mar.
20
Jan.
5
Feb*
8
Apr.
49% Jan.
8
4
5
96
7
91%Mar.
Jan.
14
9
5
Mar. 26
Mar. 24
Mar. 29
Feb.
70
Feb.
60
Apr.
40
Mar.
Jan.
5
7
Feb. 2d
Feb. 18
Apr. 13
24
Mar. 19
LOOx May 13
48% Mar. 29
48% Mar. 29
99H Jan.
48 % Mar.
48% Mar.
60
May
85
99
Jan.
Jan. 14
Jan. 19
94% May
L00% Apr.
8
76
130
11%
4
3
2%
IX
Sale
6%
2
22--
Sale
50
7% Sale
100
X Sale
Sale
65c
1
v
X
■~x
Sale
1
70c
X
2*
ix
Sale
11 >
98% Sale
2x Sale
10% Sale
87% Sale"
10
May 13
10
6
7
May
3
May 25
May
9
10
121
79
12% May 13
May 31
May
3
May 26 128
May
80
6
40c" May \A
May
5
May
2x May
1% May
6X May
20
May
3
May 14
4
May
5
3
May
5
1X May
2
14% May
7
20
May 16
40c
23
13
2
26
16
"80"
7045- I
ix
1
IX
15-
28
Jan.
14
76%
Jan.
2
Jan.
22
Jan.
Jan.
12
35
62
26
May
62% Apr.
116% "Sale"
3%; -3%
17 % Sale
■; 8%
,
9
.
-
.9%
Sale
IX
2X Sale.
'i"7'" "16"
3%
ix
50c J
.....
t
2...
6% Sale
60
64
52
i
,
Ex-dividend.
Sale
Sale
f
.
,1x
2.00
'
5
8
6%
-1
'
5
.....
x
5
32
15
Jan. 21
Jan. 16
Jan. 15
Jan. 15
Jan.
7
Jan. 14
50
135
Feb. 24
May
92
Mar. 18
Mar.
155
Jan.
14
May
4x May
6
May
10 x Apr.
10
May
121
May
79
153
"I"
3*
4X
Sale
Sale
81
,
14
May 18
AX May 31
135 -I
1.00
5
80 X
Sale
65c
....
Assessment paid,
9
7
.....
75
1% Sale
.......100
Boston Personal PropTruat..
Preferred
95
17% Jan.
40c
7
95
80% May
11x May
95
May
May 23
May 31
May
9
4
2
9
x May
2
May 27
x May 13
ix May 17
10
May
2
X May 27
3
x May 13
85c
May 20
4
May 16
75
100
1
XMay
May
2x May
10X May
2
70
May 11
8% May 28
3 x May
2
3
May 11
102
-
May 20
May 16
2
87% May
ix May
6X May
60
May
6X May
2x May
Feb.
May
May
May
May
6x May
2x May
l
May
X Apr.
2
Apr.
8lx
A*
•
13
Jan.
15
Jan.
19
Feb.
1
12
3
Feb.
4
Feb.
3
3
Jan.
14
14
Feb.
12% Feb.
9
16
19
3
19
16
13
Jan.
Feb.
27
25
16
2X Feb.
Feb.
31 137
4% Feb.
16
Feb.
26 22
13
23
13
23
15
15
22
9
6% Feb. 29
4
4
85c
8
Jan.
100
May 27
2
In Jan.
Feb.
18
21
Jan.
23% Jan.
Feb.
110
May
May
May
5
IX May
Apr.
Feb.
k
Mar.
95
5
Jan. 22
May
2x May
90c Mar,
6x May
20
May
50
7
Jan.
Jan.
May
98
50
24
3
.......
786 Continental Securities Corn
No par value
4X Sale
110
25
Brown 8c Co pref
347 Brown Ac Durrel Co common.
29
Sale
15
9
55c f
1
89
75c
177,492
*
3,526 Amoskeag Mfg Co
3,923 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet... •
153
May
66 x May
10
20
18% Sale
50
Amer Telep 8c Teleg
100
92
May 26
May 31
•
II"! loo"
86
Corp
First preferred
2d preferred...
Preferred.
85
10
35
76
142-?
....._50
...
6
May 26
128
100
Amer Pneumatic Service
Preferred
4 100 x May 13
94% May 31
Sale
94
.51c
5
2%
75c
pf_100
542
155
100% May
Sale
10
7
157
MISCELLANEOUS—
American Founders Corp....
260
4
60
12
100
Worcester
Amer 8c Continental
49 x May
55
Preferred
631 Old Colony
3,968
17,726
Apr. 27
May 18
86
22
Sale
88
40
100
25
2,600
4
—
65x
Sale
Sale
7
50
31,822 Pennsylvania RR
335 Proy & Worcester Ry...._100
5,092
79
4
23
Mar.
3
15
117 %
-
N Y N H 8c Hartford
133 Norwich &
""276
.
Preferred B
190
680
Feb.
99
99%
100
270 Chic Jet Ry Ac U S Y pref....
Common.
i..
^^^
167
i
675 East Maaa St Ry Co.......100
First preferred
525
100
150
49 % May
94% Sale
70
"8% "9%
Ser D 1st pref stamped..100
333
100
482 Boston & Providence
140
30
99%
16
95
"53%
25
100 %
100%
58
.
47
40
15
.
23
60
Ser B 1st pref stamped.. 100
Ser C 1st pref stamped..100
.
Feb.
70
574
210
.
May 9
May 11
Feb.
91% Mar.
7
.
28
43
23
51 %
25
-
May 27
—May 31
81
May 23
90% May 11
28%
—
12
.
,
65% Mar.
28
-
46
51
May
2
May 18
86
26
28%
28 %
5
May 31
May 13
96
21
20
190
*
79
:: "§9"
91
Prices.
45
17
47
46
55%
42%
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices
65
Boat 8c Maine prior pf stpd 100
Ser A 1st pref atamped__100
""14
Prices
54 X
2,733
1,563
278
Sale
Sale Prices.
50
321
293
""96
Ask.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
...
Common stamped
Class C 1st preferred
10
May 2.
Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Boaton 8c Albany...
Boston Elevated
Boston
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
$.
1948
124,000 Amoskeag Mfg Co 6a
1946
17,000 Brown Co 5 %s
5,000 Canad'n Intl Paper Co 6a. 1949
48,000 Chic Jet Ry * U S Yds 4a.l940
5a
1940
48,000
1,806
14,153
970,450
May 31
Jan. 2
BONDS
Shares.
Jan. 1 to
PRICES IN MAY.
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
1931.
$308,160
1,400,260
1932.
$174,750
May
609,079
3,650,323
472,195
2,840,364
-
AGGREGATE SALES.
Jn
Shares
Bond Sales.
1931.
1932.
Stock Sales.
May
RECORD
70
Jan.
3
Feb.
2
2
Apr.
15
BOSTON
AGGREGATE SALES
Price
Since
May.
Jan. 1.
10
635
485
1.030
First preferred
482
112
1,387
1
7%
mmmrnrn
650
93
35,700 Gillette Safety Razor Co..
4,870
150
128 Grief Brothers
Com stk tr ctfs
1,311
10
96
Sale
60
IX
"i%
Sale
Sale
50
37
7
Sale
6
Sale
25
78
28
16%
20
36
80
16X
15%
Sale.
30
16
&
20
Sale
137
190
Sale
8
Sale
6X
18
Sale
13 X
7
8
5
Sale
12
*
85
126
Sale
2
10% Sale
3
1
7%
4X Sale
Sale
1
7X
4%
1
May 31
May 31
7
May
27
May
80
May
16% May
126
May
4% May
2
17
13
16
4
31
10K May 31
2
May
2
May
6
May
58
May
42
May
7% May
30
May
81
May
9
19% May 16
145
May 13
7
May 11
13 X May
2
3
3X
13% Sale
3
1
May 12
May
5
11X May 4
8
May 27
3
2
May
May
15% May
8% May
4
13
18
10
27
Highest.
Prices.
Feb.
1
Jan. 27
Feb. 11
IX Jan.
1
Apr.
May 26
May 31
May 31
.
dH
37
Jan.
4
Jan. 28
14
Jan. 20
2
Jan.
May 17
May 13
2
May
4
4% May 31
Mar.
9
Jan.
7
27
80
Jan.
126
16% May 31
Apr. 15
Apr. 28
Apr.
5
2
3
5
10X Jan.
8
May 27
4
Jan.
15
Mar.
14% Apr.
3
IX
3X
14 X Sale
3
10
1
25
2
IX May
May
2
2% May 26
Sale
Sale
85
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
50
40
82
Highest.
Sale Prices.
37
58
Sale
2
20% Mar. 5
1
Apr. 15
8X Feb. 13
5% Jan.
8
24% Mar. 3
10 ^ Apr.
2
2
4
6
3X
20
Hygrade-Sylranla Lamp—
130
Sale
"68"
309 Hathaway Bakeries class B__
Class A
125
10
Sale
60 X
7
31
...
235 Greenfield Tap Ac Die
IX
1
Ask
64
6,658 General Capital Corp...
120 Georgian Corp
900 Georgian, Inc (The) A pref_.
•769 Gilchrist Corpl...
988
IX
IX
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
5
IX
—100
401 Economy Grocery Stores
*
16,130 Edison Elec Illumination.100
12,327 Employers' Group Assoc T C.
15
5,823
Ask.
Bid.
........
994
May 2.
1932.
3,210 Crown Cork Intemat Corp..
...10
1,205 Bast Boston Land
7,015 Eastern Gas Ac Fuel Assn com
4H% preferred
100
3,309
6% preferred
100
5,866
7,751 Eastarn SS Lines, Inc new
Preferred
♦
2,306
1,019
;
STOCKS
Shares.
60
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
In
Shares.
61
STOCK EXCHANGE
13
May 19
2
May 19
Sale
11
13
11X May 26
May 26
68
61%
Jan.
2
May 19
Mar. 11
81
Apr. 13
May 26
24X Jan.
75X Jan.
72
20
....
Preferred...
2
48
13
48
May
2
May 26
11
48
12
2K Jan. 14
6
Jan.
7
Mar. 11
4
5
Internet Button Hole Sew¬
1,361
535
5.215 Jenkins Television Corp
;
2,303 Loew's Theatres
40,476 Mass Util Associates
40
New
835
20
3,715
3,601
17,024
8,648
639
30c
55c
8c
30c
30c
1
40c
75c
25c
15
H)
40c
12
30c
12
75
MX
8
•5%: 6
X Sale
•
..5
Sale
Sale
Mach Corp
Preferred....
3
Sale"
Sale
50c
25
646 U S Elec Power Corp
Utility Equities Corp
5
16%
.
3
4
May
7
May 25
May 16
79% May 31
3
May 26
May
7
31c
8
8
IX
8%
IX
34%
3%
30c
May
4
5c
40c
May 10
May 25
30c
12
X May
1
May
7X May
1% May
28
Sale
Sale
3X Sale
5X Sale
18%
Sale
31
Sale
30
Sale
£
Sale
30c
5c
20o
25C
13
6}
71
5c
IX
S
-5"
2
Sale'
IX
34
34 X
31X
IX
12
65
8
Sale
50c
75c
50c
iox
UX
23
Sale
30
50c
31
87 Xc
100
10c
50c
18X
•
Prior preferred..
Warren Bros
19%
5
Sale
19
Jan.
6
Jan.
18
70
Apr. 21
May
May
3
7
31c
3
May 26
May
7
X Jan.
2
Mar.
2
11
Jan.
X
20
Jan.
65c
12
Jan. 15
16
Mar.
2
3% May 35
5 X May 26
7
May 28
26X May 31
8
5%
8%
13%
30%
May 10
May
6
May
3
May 19
7% May 23
8
May 23
Apr. 27
1
8% May
IX May
Jan.
26
3%
5X
7
26%
May
May
May
May
31
26
22
31
19
Mar.
32-
Jan.
8
Mar. 23
20c
Feb.
19
7% May 23
13-
Jan.
18
3
Mar. 14
9%
IX
Jan.
2
Jan. 20
7% Mar. 3
15% Mar. 10
3
2
Mar. 14
X May 26
23% May 31
30
May
6
X May
5
IX May
1
34
May 11
30% May
7
% May
5
X May 26
23% May 31
30
Apr.
6
X Apr. 26
2%
40%
37%
IX
35
33
47 J* Mar. 28
May 11
May 16
"lit Sale"
8
9% May 20
Sale
50
20
50
10
Sale
IX Sale
Sale
9
2%
Sale
2%
9% May 20
18"' "25"
1,870 Calumet Ac Hecla .........25
.25
13,476 Copper Range Co
10,450 East Butte Copper Mining 10
2%
3%
IX Sale
2
2,233
1,400
50
135 Hancock Consol Mining Co..
.....1
315 Ihland Creek Coal..
Apr. 28
X Apr. 11
9% May 20
75c
10
I
May 11
2% Jan. 19
10c
50c
10
2%
20
100
_
7 i
o
16X
.....
stock..
cap
Feb.
1
18
6
31c
50c
8
12
6,469 Weatfield Mfg Co
35c
9
1
Jan. 14
Apr. 22
18% Mar. 15 21% Mar. 10
Jan. 13
79% May 31 116
IX Sale
IX
1%
10
May 31
.10
May 6
IX May 31
11% May
10
May
2% May 10
Conv preferred............
25
15
2
3
Sale
43
10c
40
System Inc
Preferred
13,014
Jan.
5% Apr. 30
May
IX May 16
Common
536
90
18
53
Jan.
9
Mar. 11
Jan.
27
Jan.
15
05.50
div priority stk allot ctfs.
2,788 Waldorf
Jan.
May
7
May 25
Apr. 18
2
90
25c
2
May 21
Jan.
IX Jan.
7
3% Feb.
3
8% Mar. 1
2% Jan. 13
33
IX Sale
31^ Sale
30
30%
37
IX
Sale
25
31
31
9
15c
May
9
May 12
IX
14
w
2
14
3X May 31
16
Sale
1
IX
Jan.
9
May
7
May
9
May 17
May
9
May
2
May 31
16%
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
...25
15 Waltham Watch class B
"""§60
May
12
1
3
79%
10c
25c
IX
—
United Founders Corp com..
816
50
9
6X
.......
United Shoe
i
10 X
25
645 Union Twist Drill
280 United Carr Fastener Corp
15,933
63,323
4,059
40
1
2
'96'"
8
19,214 Forrlngton Co
964
IX
Sale
107""
common...
28,829 Swift Ac Co
22
31
31
21
31
9% May
60c
68%
16X
297 Venezuela Holding Corp
150 Venezuela Mexican Oil Corp.
60
28
14
25
Warrants
19.023 Stone & Webster Inc cap stk
5
36
50c
25c
5X Sale
15.269 Shawmut Assn T C
70
Sale
May 27
X May
1
May
May
May
28
May
3% May
68X
2,351 Reece Button Hole Mach—10
2,364 Reece Folding Mach.......10
'
3,614
19,028
7*1 Sail*
IX
""3 X Sale
—100
6.920 Pacific Mills
40 Public Utility Holding corn-
295
m
IX
IX
9
....
900 Tower Mfg
m
25c
England Public Service
41 Ry Lt & Sec Co
225
509
Sale
20c
3
Sale
8
53
15
Prior preferred—
16,851 New England Tel Ac Tel...100
■
9
10X
80c
2
8X
Sale
2
New....
1,682
250
•
8
10
80
4,827
I*
460 New Engl Equity Corp.
Preferred
35
'
9
55c
Nat Service Co com tha tr ctfs
3,433
10
■mmrn'm
10
25
v t c
568 National Leather
200
215
220
11
1,280 Mergenthaler Linotype...100
90 Mullins Mfg Co
338
m mm m m
com
261 Llbby McNeil Llbby
125
1.420
6,863
9
ing Machine Co.........10
446
9%
10
May 14
13% May
6
Nov.
2%
Jan.
17
9% Apr. 14
May
6
IX May 31
15
Jan.
10
May 14
10
19
X Mar. 23
X Apr. 11
17X Feb. 19
Jan.
10
12% Feb.
16
25
Mar.
1
Feb. 19
Jan.
7
7
15
18% Jan.
9
MINING—
410
630 LaSalle Copper.......
514
50c
16
14
107
Isle Royal Copper.........25
1,320
25
...25
5.862 Mohawk
680 Nipisslng Mines............5
2.50
"5",737
27,467
""'205
40c
65c
11*4
Sale
AfX
IX
645
7,900
6,6001
•
1%
65c
15
17H
JX
a
1.,
5,478 Utah Apex Mining
.......6
..1
40,918 Utah Metal At Tunnel.
50c
30c
75c
35c
50c
12
2% May 11
IX May 12
May 24
X
5...
Sale
9
7-16
X
„
20c
10c
25c
50c
50c
50c
1
5
X Sale
AX
.
10% May 25
May 24
113
85}
May 20
May
7
1X May
IX Apr.
Feb.
10c
Feb.
10% May
85
Jan.
10c
1
1
65c.
50c
Sale
Sale
12
85
Sale
'
:5*
25c
x
X
30c
15c
30c
5c
10c
10
1
35c
27c
18,984 Qulncy...................25
65 St Mary's Mineral Land ...25
No par value,
50c
85
50c
30 Shannon... ..............10
"l~,493
10c
ssM
Sale
40c
200 Ojlbway Mining Co....
....
......25
620 Old Dominion Co
12,945 Pond Cr Pocahontas Co....*
North Butte
IX May 27
IX May 26
May 24
12
95
Preferred..............
90
80
IX
J0J
9
May 31
18c" May'25
X May
3
4% May
2
X May 18
16% May
9
28" "May" 12
X May 19
5X May 11
1
May
2
45c
33c
Sale
25c
50c
30c
40c
25c
May
2
May 26
45c
33c
May
May
6
2
8
27
25
8
8
8
{May 31
% Apr.
8
18c
May 25
X Feb.
9
X Apr. 2&
4% May
2
X May 18
1% Jan.* 6
9
3%
3%
10c
Feo. 27
15
Jan.
40c- Jan.
At---
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f
■
\
•
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■
/
•
v
t' ■"
%-
27
185* Feb. 19
1
-
60c
Jan.
Jan.
X Feb.
16
9
9
IX Jan.
11
8>i Jan.
2% Jan.
1% Jan.
14
8
2
17
13
5c
Feb. 17
Apr. 22
60c
Jan.
45c
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
-v,v
; -v;.
13
85% May
7
2% Jan. 25
Ex-dlvidend,
V':
11
Jan. 21
Mar. 31
40c
15
Jan.
14c
25c
5c
40c
25
Sale
Apr.
Apr.
27
23
16
Cleveland Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON CLEVELAND STOCK
Stock Sales.
.
1932.
.
May
.--...--../S/iares
Jan. 1 to May 31
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
49,852
CLEVELAND
8TOCK EXCHANGE
BONDS
Jan. 1.
STOCKS
Shares.
*
10 Air Ways pref
100
8 Allen Industries.........
*
""160
V.089
Preferred
♦
.
*
Pref
100
""165
270
117 Cleveland Ry
765
Preferred
100
413 Cliffs Corporation v t c
225 Columbus Auto Parts pref
598 Commercial Bookbinding
930 Detroit & Cleveland Nav
930
1,196
312
100
628
10
8
3
IbbM
~40"~
45
*4
"14""
2
6h
~~3 *4
334
21
2
114
330
5
12
60
3
920 Halle Brothers
149
Preferred
163 Hanna M A $7 pref
638 Harbauer
3
...
10
____*
»
10
•
514
"85
540
2",017
*
55
79
6?4
Sale
14H
2*4
2*4
4
3
4
334
2534
Sale
28
98
II*
Sale
96
29*4
"35"
1534
4
1234
534
23*4
26*4
2
1234
"49~"
8
20
8
934
25
*
1224
*
6
Sale
8
Sale
National Carbon pfd
National Refining
10*4
90
14
2*
1934
Preferred
25
Prefered
32
410 Ohio Confection...
1,209 Packard Electric
1,385 Packer Corporation
1,101 Patterson-Sargent......
114
734
123
7*4
1
23*4
334
60
"1*4
-----
10
—...
11334
6
17*4
70
8
2
18
8
17*4
234
*4
May
2 115
3
May 26
3
May
3
3*4 May
2
May
4
3
May 26
3*4 May
3
3*4 May
2
Sale
92
95
Prices.
Feb.
16
Mar.
7
2*4 Feb. 26
2*4
8
of
24
5
7
::::
7I*
4
May 24
20
25
28
19
27
9
May
1*4 May
11*4 May
47
May
7K May
4
May 24
22
May
5
May 28
May 19
May
4
May
9
1*4
11 *4
48*4
7 *4
25
May 20
25
May 20
1
Sale
10
106
110
4
5
50
75
13
3
2
59
1
3
5
Sale*
""...
21
3
8
Sale
19
20
57
18
Feb.
29
Jan.
23
13
Feb.
13
May 31
Jan.
21
Feb.
8
Jan.
Feb.
10
Feb.
10
Jan.
30
Jan.
Jan.
30
6
Jan.
12
91*4 Apr.
Apr.
Apr
*4 Apr.
100
May
10*4 Apr.
3
May
2*4 Jan.
15
30
14
25
2
20
26
38
35
Jan.
14
12
Jan.
6
Apr.
11
Jan.
22
Jan.
Mar.
11
9
Jan.
14
Jan.
22
11
Feb.
3
9
Jan.
19
16
Jan.
3*4 Jan. 13
May
5
24*4 May 27
Feb.
5
20
May
5
Feb.
17
Mar. 24
Jan.
16
P
Apr. 26
Feb.
1
Jan.
30
Jan.
30
5
Jan.
2
2
Apr.
19
8
25
28
19
27
Jan.
21
1434 Apr.
3*4 Jan
19
Apr
20
May
1*4 May
11*4 May
47
May
534 Jan.
10
Apr.
Feb.
27
Mar.
4
May 28
Feb.
20
Feb.
29
9
Mar.
7
Jan.
8
23
Jan.
29
Jan.
5
Mar.
2
Jan.
12
1
50
Jan.
20
May
6
May 27
May
6
May 27
65
Mar. 28
Jan.
9
40
Jan.
1*4 May 16
9*4 May 31
3
May 13
2*4 May
7
14*4 May 12
3
May 13
Apr. 22
5
Feb.
May 31
May 13
26
Jan.
17
13
4
Apr.
12
Jan.
15
80
8"
l6"
53
2
May
6
May 27
May 24
3*4 May
6
25
May 25
7*4 May 24
65
31
17
6
9
31
2
4
17
53
2
May
7
May
3
4
May
4
25
May 25
7*4 May 24
65
May
7
6
4
Apr. 20
May 24
May
6
Jan. 29
May 24
Mar. 18
Mar. 26
Apr.
1
14
May 25
1*4 May 10
Jan.
*4 May 27
4
May
6
*4 May 27
4
May
6
May 27
8
Feb.r 3
Feb.
T
1
Mar. 30
Mar.
9
1*4
May
106
May
4*4 May
65
May
2
May
24 '"2*4
16 114
5
17
28 70
2*4
5
May" "6
50*4 Mar. 17
3
Apr. 25
5
Jan.
12
16
Jan.
12
6
8
6
50
50
2
4
2
21*4 May 24
59
2
May 31
May 31
5
May 31
12*4 May 2
19
Apr.
May
7*4 May 4
May
2
May 24
5
Sale
5
10
Sale
10
Sale
14*4 May 31
May
3
4
31
Apr. 29
21
9
Feb.
6
20
27
Jan.
29
3034 Feb.
12*4 Feb.
17
8
7
8
7
Jan.
65
5
Apr.
14
Jan.
30
2§*
5$
Mar. 26
F3b.
3
May 27
Feb.
19*4 Jan.
95
18
19
May 13
May 25
May 24
4
Jan.
.
24
3*4
16 120
17
8*4
28 100
12
334
May 28
Apr.
2
May 13
May 25
Apr. 20
Apr.
8
Apr. 19
May 31
8
Mar. 30
Jan.
Apr.
15
Feb.
May
2
May
2
May
9
May 16
Mar.
6*4 Jan.
May
May
May
May
Apr.
Jan.
*20*4 May"28
30
16
Jan.
Apr. 14
63* Mar. 22
Apr.
5
May 11
Mar.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
34
29
Jan.
5
3
26
28
18*4
8 49*4
31
13*4
29 105
7
May 19
3
3
May 31
3*4 May 17
3*4
9*4 May
6
9*4
5*4 May 28
10*4
23*4 May 31 23*4
8
May 31
9*4
100
May
4 100
4
May 19
4*4
5
12*4 Sale
Jan.
Feb.
12
25
17
May'27 "39" May"27
3
23*4
7
27
Apr.
5
Apr. 26
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
May
Apr.
May
Apr.
~39
1
"21*4
2
5
95
2
Mar.
May
2
Apr, 26
11
22
134
25
24
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18
3*4
Feb.
7
Jan.
6
....
20*
36
77
Sale
24
534 May
5
3*4 May 26
3
May
5
26
May
3
95
May 3
4*4 May 14
12
....
f
Jan.
May 18
Feb.
Jan.
734 Jan.
3*4 May 26
3
May
5
24*4 May 27
95
May
3
4*4 May 14
20
9*4 Sale
234
534
3
•
53
Sale
1
95
aVA
Sale
Sale
99
5
3
16
6
2
..._
2
2
90
8
Sale
....
4
15
60
'llVt
*
*
W
5
95*4 May
7
May
4
May 18
39
40
60
4*4
5
3
2
25
"3*4 "~4"
12
103
~~2*4
100
*
30
3
14
3
10
2*4
100
•
5*4
70
74
3
4
22
101
10
,.100
Sale
100
6
May 25
May
4
May
2
2*4
3
20
15
13
93
37
35
1
3
Sale
5
20
40
Sale
80
14
May
19*4 May
9
57
May 31
30
35
234
20
6
40
14
5
3*4
7
3
6
May 11
3*
lb" "13*4
50
"4*4
6
il*
5*
27
100
38
"934
May 26
5*4 May 21
50
May 31
134
7
15
10
5
u*
2%
....
2
100
National Acme
734
934
Sale
2
13,435 Rlchman Bros
.34
1*4
19
No par value
40
3
1
3
25
¥*"
*
950 Peerless Motor..
Sale
*4
24
55
...*
5,757 Ohio Brass "B"
200
57
57
23
7
434
•
1,260 National Tile
500 National Tool.......
...50
1,508 Nestle La Mur class "A".-..*
2,753 Nineteen Hundred Corp ...*
32
Sale
May 23
May 31
19*4
345
55 North American Securities A*
l"l20
15*4
30
Preferred
155
40
'"117
13*4
*
Myers F E At Bros..
*
Preferred
20
__......*
314
May
15
22
10
Preferred...
100
100 Morgan Lithograph
_*
375 M»rray-Ohio Mfg Co... _.._.*
1,490
1,133
1,170
20
16
94
Sale
13
1*4 May
65
39
2
3
15*4
28
Sale
0*4
20
May 26
5*4 May
2
50
May 31
55
4
4
5
5*4 May
4*
100
¥^¥¥>170
237
95
5*4
65
Sale
*
10 Miller Wholesale Drug
2,324 Mohawk Rubber
140
"225
17 H
224 McKee A G "B"
""166
26
-
74
Preferred
24
iff
70
35 Medusa Portland Cement
333 Metro Paving Brick...
3
4*4
-35"
Sale
100
1,772 Kelly Island L At T
2,264 Lamson Sessions
4
Sale
5
20
75
1
11
25
Sale
Sale
17
Sale
—100
234 Jaeger Machine
370 Kay nee
15
"485
*
Inter lake SS
10
373
7
1*4 May 18
2
3*4
10 Hlgbee 1st preferred.....100
605 India Tire & Rubber...
.*
10
"351
1234
1234
75
100
5,146
734
Sale
60
4
2*4
30
*4
100
...
1,778 Grelf Bros Cooperage
158;Guardian Trust
100
1*4
100
6,236 Goodyear Tire Ac Rubber...*
'""200
234
30
2
k ,P
1134
48*4
25
555
9
360
'"""50
10
35
28
-
Preferred
!00*
3
*
Preferred
88
Apr. 26
2*4 Feb. 16
39
2*4
2
*
*
150
Highest.
90
5
6
20
6% preferred .......—100
190 Geometric Stamping ......_*
66 Glldden prior pref -....-100
100 Godman Shoe
*
328 Goodrich (B F)
*
50
95
.15*4
3 *4
99
6% preferred---.--—.100
2,402 Foote Burt
*
180 Fostorla Pressed Steel..—..*
313
1,260
ih
195
936
80
Lowest.
90
69*4
100
...
*4
11
35
103
1,105 Firestone Tire Ac Rubber..10
5
Highest.
Sale Prices
99*4
75
Sale
-----
*
*
26 General T Ac R
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
92
Feb. 16
75
17
10
757 Federal Knitting Mills
50 Ferry Cap & Set Screw
50
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Ask.
30
90
100
326 Enamel Products
364 Faultless Rubber
"'"250
5*4
40
24
31
Preferred
400 Eaton Axle & Spring...
50 Edwards (Wm) pref
128 Elec Controller Ac Mfg
50
200
*
6,506 Dow Chemical
10
7*
~25H
.
100
IN MAY.
May 31.
W
100
1,143 Cleveland Union Stkyds
4,692 Cleveland Worsted Mills
*
1,390 Cleveland Ac Sand Brew ..100
;
IK
2 *4
H
8
100
401 Cleveland Trust
125
5
10
5,454
Certificates of deposit. .100
2,195 Cleveland Securities prior pf*
""321
1%
.....
100
4,081 Cleveland Elec 111 6% pref100
35
150,550
Ask. Bid.
94
10
30 Cleveland Automatic Mach.*
71 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref..*
575
89
65
1,670 Clark Fred G
2,245
97
*
250 Chase Brass Ac Cop pfd.
11,424 City ice Ac Fuel.
107
100 H
...100
475 Brown Fence & Wire pref A.*
210 Byers Machine A..
*
1,395 Central United National
20
20
$37,900
99*4
Bid.
5 *4
285 Apex Electric.....
47
Preferred..
25 Bessemer Limestone
6
""475
May 31.
Par.
1,360 Aetna Rubber
618
May 2.
Ask.
500 City Ice Dellv Cin 6*
1936
15,000 Cleveland Railway 5s.-.1933
22,400 Cleve S W Ry&Lt G«cC5al954
255
75
Jan. 1 to
PRICES
Bid.
Shares.
225
1931.
$42,500
Price
Jan. 2
1932.
1932.
May
212,128
Since
May.
31,339
167,743
EXCHANGE
Bond Sales.
1931.
Mar.
23
6
9
Jan.
13
Jan.
28
Feb.
17
1
20
Feb.
1
Feb.
Feb.
18
19
Jan.
24*4 Mar. 17
Apr.
2
13
Jan.
59
May
2
Apr. 22
2
15
8*4 Mar. 16
Mar. 17
17 H Jan. 11
3l*
Apr. 20
Feb.
16
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
In
Since
May.
Jan. 1.
STOCKS
Par.
Preferred
•
100
8,335 Selberllng Rubber
4,830
421
100
649 Selby Shoe
*
*
25
100
40 Sheriff Street Market
13,258 Sherwin-Williams
1,773
Preferred
5,448
246
43*
4
24 K
Sale
98H 101H
3434
8
5
634
18,348
:/• 1,485
3.063
......-•
25
*
Union Trust
Van Oorn Iron
144
77
2434 May 24
84?* May
3
May
6
M^y 31
17
20
6
Sale
16
234
7K
9H
5
5
May 10
10K May 31
98
70
78K
2
.....
K
19
30
10
70
"834 May" 17
8 K May
25
May 19
IK May
7
May 24
93* Feb. 29
May |>9
Jan. 13
41
65
16
Jan.
2834 Mar
3K Jan.
7
10
Jan.
23
9
Jan.
May 19
28
16
22
23
23
89
3
7
70
20
IK May
Jan. 22
Feb.
3
Jan.
May 10
75
20
Jan.
6
Arp. 12
Jan.
4
Jan. 13
8K Apr.
17
May
70
19
20
6
6
11
Jan.
2
9
75
.....
Feb.
10?* May 31
8
88 3*
Apr. 25
*5
May 10
May 11
17
May 25
May
9
40
10?* Sale
IK
7K
8U
Mar. 16
3
5
....
6
5
10-
5
3 K May
May 25
3
75
Jan.
5K Feb. 19
25
Jan.
7
6
Jan.
5
41
6
70
7
11
16
1
20
3^
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
80
80
4
Jan.
1
80
2
"Ik
Sale
4
103*
40
22
Feb.
3
5K Feb. 24
18
Apr. 25
1
70
400 White Motor
240
264
21
Sale
20
9
......50
100
1,031 White Motor Sec pfd
—*
240 Wood Chemical B
784 Youngstown Sheet & T pf 100
Sale
80
17
8
OK
14
4
90
23
2
1K May
7
May 10
5
8 K May
8K May 14
9
i
25
311 Weinberger Drug
10
9
85
47 Truscon Steel preferred--100
347 Union Metal.....
35
K
K Apr. 22
IK
IK Apr. 22
434
1
May
9
5
May 10 22
10K
8 K May 14
14
14
Apr. 12
21
May
6 35
77
May 31 10034
'IK"May" "2
1
7
60 Trumbull-Cliffs preferred 100
Highest.
Sale Prices.
21
Sale
2H
*
*
Aeronautical-..-*
Products Inc
*
Lowest i
Sale Prices.
IK May
2
1
May
9
5
May 10
15
''
84 K
9734
20
120 Thompson
50
5
9
10
110 Standard Textile A pref
75 Stouffer Corp "A" w w
2,290 Thompson
15
7
103*
9%
Highest.
Sale Price*
3*
Sale
3
25
22
200 Smallwood Stone
*
20 Standard Oil of Ohio pref.100
950
IK
IK
9
—
Preferred
100
A.v*
3*
1
K
25
v t c__._
Lowest.
Sale Prices
May 31.
Bid
Ast
Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
130 Robbing 8c Myers Ttc ser 1..*
340
100
May 2.
1932.
Shares.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
CLEVELAND
AGGREGATE SALES.
63
STOCK EXCHANGE
CLEVELAND
7
IK May
May 24
9
7
Apr.
IK May
47
6
Feb.
Baltimore Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Jan. 1 to May 31
Since
Jan. 1.
BONDS
1932.
$
1961
1961
600 4s Jones Falls
5,300
11,200
4s dock loan
33,900
1,000
9,600
4s Conduit
100
.
5,300
4s 3d Sewer Series
4s water loan
200 48 Second
Water
200 48 School
House
W
Sale
9534
9534
3,500
4s
6,000
4s second water
V
2,000
-
-
«.
—
4s 2nd
—.
Sale
97 K May 26
96 X May 23
96
May 28
97
May 12
97
96
95 K
May 28
9634 May 12
4s
2,000
2,000
.
May 25
1,000
1,000
1,000
2,666
13,000
72,000
6,000
Shares.
Shares.
100
4,174
36
725
,;.i.
<
244
700 Baltimore Trust Co—
Black & Decker common
4,802
1
Feb.
18
1
96
12
26
25
11
Feb.
1
1
18
983* May
2
9834 Mar. 30
9934 May
6
98
Apr. 15
84 34 May
5
98 K May
6
6
95
May
2
May
5
72
May
5
72
May
5
72
May
13
May 31
20
May 12
13
May 31
20
May 12
May 24
25
May 24
25
May
Mar.
25
98
May 24
98
85
Jan.
85
Jan.
12
65
Sale
85
Jan.
66
Jan.
20
'84K May" 5
90
2
9834 Mar. 30
Jan.
25
Apr. 15
8134 Apr. 25
100
Sale
100
102
97
95
May 20
97
May 20
Jan.
93
Apr.
99
97 K Feo.
90 3* Mar.
100
90K
5
Mar. 18
9334 Mar. 30
102
Apr. 21
97
May 20
933* Mar.
Mar. 16
903* Mar. 11
10434 Apr.
6
10434 Apr.
15
10
May 25
Feb.
8
43
Apr. 22
10
May 25
75
Mar. 2
40
Mar. 30
Mar. 31 100
75
Jan. 21
Jan.
20
48
May 23
48
75
55
May 25
15
75
10
Feb.
35
15
Apr. 29
Jan. 14
75
Apr. 29
55
10
75
37
100
48
May 28
48
May 23
363* Feb.
99
Mar.
5
6?*
5
May 10
May
9
May 26
OK May 21
7
5
5
12
May 13
15
10
15
2
May 16
2
12
May 13
.May 11
May 27
12
16
15
May 31
20
15
2
May 23
May 16
18 K May
12
Sale
15
Sale
IK
2
15
15c
263*
10c
15c
Sale"
1734
15"" ni-
Sale
May 13
May
5
May 27
16
11
10
21
11
11
3
10
*
pf-.lOO
May 12
5
Jan.
Jan.
9134 Jan.
98
May
93
Jan.
92Y Feb.
9234 Feb.
93
2
134 May
2
May 19
2 113
May 13
3
Preferred
1,240 Ches 8c Pot Tel of Bait
11
Feb.
8
6
8
Apr. 18
Mar. 5
6
May 31
May 23
May 16
Jan.
Par.
—
1,170 Appalachian Corp
7,408 Arundel Corporation—.*
Atlantic Coast L (Conn)—50
295
'160
STOCKS.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar. 30
25
13
1953
24,000 Wash Bait & Annap 5s..1941
Maryland Trust ctfs 5s
11,000
5,500 United Ry & El fund 5s.. 1936
1st 68
1949
15,000
1st 4s
1949
72,000
Income flat
6,000
14,000
10,000
963
72
1941
6,000 Danville Traction 5%
27,000 Davison Realty Co., 6S—1940
2,000 Georgia & Ala con 5%
8,000 Gibson Island Co 6% pfd 1936
6,000 Maryland Mortgage 5 ^s. 1948
1,000 Maryland State loan 4Ms 1932
1,000 Merchants Terminal 434 s 1948
1942
2,000 Monon Vail Tr 1st 5s
New Haven Hartford Har¬
lem River & Port Ches 4s—
1,000
1,000 Sandura Co Inc 1st 6s—1940
2,000 Silica Gel Corp 6348 w w.1932
7.000 Standard Gas Equip t>3*8 1932
2,000
4
893* Feb. 17
97
May 12
93
98
General 43£s
1954
14,000
5,000 Consol G E L & P 4^8—1935
4s
1981
2,000
1st refunding 5 3*8
1952
1,000
5,000
Mar.
91
5
82
Sale
——1942
2,000 Belvedere Hotel 1st 5s—1932
4,000 Benesch (I)& Sons conv6s!939
18,700 Century Parkway Corp6sl956
1934
5,000 Commercial Credit 6s
1939
8,000 Consol Gas first 5s
20
23
21
26
23
28
96J
Jan.
Jan.
14
28
28
14
99 K May
(Conn)
Chesapeake 434%
4
17
May 12
Feb.
2
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
96
May
963* Apr.
963* Apr.
9834 May
95
Apr.
95
Apr.
9734 May
983* May
96
May
98 K May
Baltimore Trac Nor. Bait
5%
May 25
21
26
7
17
16
16
19
30
14
9934 May
82
-..-—1980
4% (certifs)
—Sparrows Point &
Div
98
1
Prices.
Apr.
Apr.
May
Mar.
Apr.
2
98?* May
Bait
1,000
Mar.
5
23
90K Feb.
9134 Jan.
98
May 25
913
923
—
Atlantic Coast Line
93
93
1937
School------------.1937
4s Harbor
9,700 3^s
97
96
1,000
6,500
Apr.
95
Apr.
97K May
9634 May
89K Feb.
93
1937
—
Apr. 20
90
9 534
98
2,0u0
2,000
2,000
4s Airport
Jan.
95
91
May 12
27
90
96 K Apr.
90
Feb.
89?* Feb.
4,000 City 4s 2d School Loan—1938
'
98?* May 20
97K May 26
97 K May
7
96
May 28
2,000 City 4s 1944, 2nd School
10.000 City 4s 1940, Public Imp
"
9534 May 31
-1946
School
4.000
—
.
—1946
1,200
•
98?* May 20
96
May 28
95 K May 26
1948
1948
2,000 City 4s 2d P & B (cpn)
3,000 4s 2d Sewer (cpn)
•*.
-
98 K May 19
serial—1950
(coupon)
1,200
2,000 4s second school loan
4s 2nd Sewer
m'
—
—1951
paving loan
Sale
Apr. 16 104
95K Apr. 16 953*
98 K May 19
9834
92
Jan.
9
9534
95K Apr. 14 953*
94
6
90 K Feb.
933*
9034 Jan. 26
1
90
Feb.
953*
95
3,600
500
Lowest.
Sale Prices
9534 May 26
96
May 28
95 K May 26
Sale
95 K
1,000 City 48 Art Musm (cpn)-.1952
4s annex impt
-....1951
1.000
Highest.
Sale Prices.
96
96 K
loan
.—1955
100 4s second water series—1954
100 4s 2d sr P & B (Cpn)-- — .1952
-
Ask.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
Bid.
95 K.
94
1.300 4s park
100
■
Ask
98 K May 19
1,000 City 4s 3d sewer C (cpn) .1957
1957
2,200 City 4s harbor serial
1,000
2,200
May 2.
Bid.
104
1958
1958
..1958
-.1957
-—1957
■
-
Ask.
4s sewerage impt..—.... 1961
I960
700 4s burnt district
100
>-■
Bid.
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS
3,000 5s General Improvement. 1940
1972
3,000 4b Second Sewer
1,000 City 48 2d sewer (cpn) —1964
.......1962
5,000 4s conduit
1961
5,000 4s P & B (coupon)
5,100
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Jan. 2
In
May.
_
May 31
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
1,000
$253,900
1,516,200
$147,000
400,700
PRICES IN MAY.
BALTIMORE
AGGREGATE SALES.
$
Jan. 1 to
204,276
1931.
1932.
Bond Sales.
May
47,787
26,874
134,622
Shares
May
BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
1931.
1932.
Stock Sales.
ii 1
Sale
11134
Sale
111
May
May 13
May
5
May 27
Jan.
12
May 25
Mar.
2
Mar. 31
Mar. 31
Jan.
21
May 23
Jan.
14
3634 Feb.
6
99
Mar.
8
7
5
12
30
Apr.
4
Jan.
Jan.
22
Mar.
4
6
1834 May 10
2
May 16
28
Feb.
Feb.
32
Feb.
4
3
Jan.
12
50c
4
23
4K Jan. 18
1
Apr. 30
6
Mar. 30
334 Apr.
2
5
Apr. 13 1163* Feb.
111
64
BALTIMORE
AGGREGATE SALES
In
STOCKS.
EXCHANGE
Price
Jan. 2
1932.
Jan. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
Since
May.
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK
May 2.
May 31.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
"
%
Bid.
$
140
760 Commercial Credit....
365
306
1,099
1,312
50
377
Preferred
51
86
25
....
B
i
16
64 5*
1,060
1045*
.....
100
965*
97 X
10
31
4
43
1045*
Sale"
935*
Sale
May
May
1045* May
97
May
935* May
25c
May
Sale
43
97
Sale
96
Sale
25c
"5""
31
25
16
6% May
7
May
2
May
2
50
May 10
54
May
2
1045* May
4
100
May
2
92
May
2
50c
May 10
!S*
4% May
May
May
50
May
43
May
1032* Apr.
97
May
93% May
3
Sale
24
38
10'
Sale
1
Sale
3
May
May
May
May
May
24
8
30
Sale
283
33
.....
1
24
10
*
25 ■V.\
317
332
476
U
432 Mfra Finance
•
975
i
207
25
•
1,225 Mort
Bond 8c Title
420 Northern
40
Central
2,396 Penna Water
...
8c Power..
*
750
11,230
46
•
n« par
25
May 24
10
5
15
19
13
25
17
8
15
16
Jan.
85% Jan. 14
7% Mar. 2
6
Mar.
3
495*
30% Mar. 10
14
92
May 31
May 27
Apr. 15
25
May 31
May 27
20
A
25
20
May
2
10% May
3
6% May 10
4
May
3
15^ Sale
14
"40"" "43""
68
May 26
17 K
40
Sale
May"
6
13 % May 31
45
Sale
Jan.
10
1
May 24
7% Jan.
9
5% Feb. 13
2% May 24
20
18
Jan.
Sale
3
30c
Sale
May
May 26
2% May 31
76
May
2H Sale
3
3
May
55c
May
4% May
76% May
_
10% May*3
6% Mar. 21
8% Jan. 15
21
20
6
Mar. H
2%
21%
705*
53%
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
90
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
21
Apr.
1
50
54
May 20
39% May 27
15
r.
Feb?* 8
8
8
Jan.
12
15% May
May
42 % May
50
.....
14
17% Apr. 11
%"May" 12
2
Sale
.....
27
Jan.
2
6
May 25
2 % May 24
2% Sale
IIII "If"
20
Feb.
10
May 31
May 27
May
2
20
'
.......
r
10
May 31
May 27
May
2
1 *
5
4
200 Standard Gas Equip common
1,995 United Rys 8c Electric
50
33,591 U S Fidelity 8c Guar
10
245 Western Md Dairy Inc pref *
value
12
49* Feb.
29% Feb.
5
May 10
28% May 26
3
Apr. 15
5
Apr.
6
*
10
49 Roland Pk Homel'd Co pfd...
400 Silica Gel common
99
Sale
1H
15,165 New Amsterdam Casualty...
301
10
25
20
1
w
Sale
Sale
"2
2d preferred
4,333
25
13,936 Maryland Cas Co..........
2,373 Merch & Miners Transp—
783 Monon W Penn P S pref
25
2,778
2,654
10
20
t..25
common v
8
27
30
92
:
1st preferred
Jan.
8
......
25 Houston Oil preferred
33 Humphreys Mfg Co pref—_.
20
08% Mar.
May 31
24
.....
5 Guilford Realty Co..
10 Home Credit Co
6
10
31
23 111 % Jan.
Jan.
31 107
Jan.
25 100.
25c
Feb. 19
75c
Feb.
5
Feb. 13
5
Feb.
3 J* Feb. 25
3% Feb.
2
May
3
May
2
85* May 11
38
May
2
6
May
3
31
2
10
26
23
Sale Prices.
10
Feb.
5
20% Mar. 2
20
Jan. 25
68
Jan. 28
27
5
\l*
2~~ ~ ~3
common..
878 Finance Co of Am class A
95 Finance Service preferred...
92 First Nat Bank w i
465
4% May 27
5
135* May
14
May
6
Sale.
535* Sale"
Sale
D
.100
E._—100
aer
999 Eastern Rolling Mill
1,485 Emerson Bromo Selta A w 1
1,239 Fidelity 8c Guar Fire Corp. 10
4,133 Fidelity 8c Deposit
50
76
Ask.
50
Ac Power....*
........—..
100
Bid.
15% Sale
.......25
50
Preferred.....
300 Davison Chemical
333
Ask.
*
768
54% pref w i aer
2,575
5% preferred
.......100
3,611 Consolidation Coal-......100
250
Bid.
l«t preferred—..100
6H%
3,844 Consul Gas E L
783
6% preferred
2,167
394
Preferred.
Ask
May 20
39 % May 27
90
Mar.
7
1
Feb. 24
2
3
Feb.
3
1
29
3
30c
May 26
2% May 31
76
Apr.
8
Cash sale
Feb.
24
20
lo
'
14
20
1% Mar.
8% Jan.
90
12
Jan.
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
>
!
1
Stock Sales.
1932.
Shares
Jan. 1 to
1931.
63,256
481,515
144,927
633,014
■.
May
May 31
AGGREGATE SALES.
PRICES IN MAY.
Jan. 2
1932.
Shares.
"""220
"""3l0
1,123
1,345
2,666
350
6,168
1.
Shares.
'■V:..'Par.
2,041 Allegheny Steel
5,270 Aluminum Goods Mfg
Bid.
*
13
Bid.
Arkansas Nat Gas
Corp
Preferred
10
Armstrong Cork Co
Blaw-Knox
•
Co
*
Calorlzing Inc pref....
25
Carnegie Metals Co
Clark (D L) Candy
May 31.
1%
4% Sale
10
Sale
7% Sale
4%
....
4%
4% Sale
4%
5
2
....
120
Preferred
10
"""375
585
270
280
17,162
Co
4%
4
2,235
Preferred
50
1,068 Jones 8c Laughlln St'l pf_.100
1,432 Koppers Gas Ac Coke pref. 100
Lone Star Gas
......
75 McKlnney Mfg
6
6
Nat
50
495
280
,50
58
36
40
8%
4
7%
2% Sale
•
May 14
7% May 11
Sale
'50"" inn
..
..
4% Sale
30
Sale
10
2
4% May 21
7% May
May 24
2
May 28
43% May 18
40
May
40
39
Sale
4
3% May 28
2% May
2
2% May 18
50
May 12
42 % May
2
4% May
2
35
Bolt
Corp....
8
9
United States Glass Co.
II lis
4
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
7
Jan.
2
8% Mar.
3
7
Jan.
Jan.
25
85* Feb.
145* Jan.
13
9
2
21
27
6
29
19
10
27
Jan.
12
Feb.
2% Feb.
5% Feb.
Apr. 22
3
12
Jan.
21
55* Jan.
21
5
Jan.
8
85* Jan.
27
50
Jan.
5
14
Jan
25
29
60
Jan.
Jan.
13
13
7
7% May 11
14
7
5%
7
6
May 26
Feb.
20
85
Feb.
20
2
Jan.
Feb.
2
3
Jan.
10
3
435* May 18
40
May
6
80
Feb.
Jan.
61
Jan.
9
25
27
28
95* Jan.
14
2
3% Apr.
8
35
Apr. 11
1
9
May
2
7
10%
Jan.
12
6
May 26
7% Feb.
4
10% Jan. 20
42
1
Feb.
Jan.
195* Jan.
9
19
Sale
3%
6%
4
1
2
14%
2%
6%
4
,4%
8%
~
7% Sale
20% Sale
Sale
3
6%
13% Sale
2% Sale
6
9%
6iH
•
4
May 28
May
9
20% May 31
3 - May 19
7
-
135* May 27
2% May 27
6
May 18
5
May
May
20% May
3
May
-
8
10
18
31
19
15
20
15 5* May 10
3
May
9
7
May
6
9%
Sale
6
11
6
12%
12
May
2
May 27
0% May 10
14% May 10
"l4"
12
3
Air Brake.
Westghouse El 8c Mfg
IIIso
95
22
Sale
18% Sale'
200 Worthington Ball Bear B— *
6
Feb.
95* Apr.
20% May 31
18
May 27
May 31
"II^May'lO
25% May 11
7c
32
Jan. 23
Mar. 21
16
Feb.
18
35* Jan.
22
12
1
12
135* May 27
2% May 27
6
Apr.
7
20
3
1
9
1
-
10% Sale
185*
Feb.
Apr. 12
6
4
9
Jan.
3
2
15
12
105* Jan.
6c
3%
6%
*
.III*
Shamrock Oil 8c Gas
Standard Steel 8prlng... IIII*
United Engine 8c Fdy
Sale
Hill "II""
25,837 Westlnghouse
12,037
4% Sale
42% Sale
8% Sale
.
•
693 Vanadium Alloy Steel...
465 Waverly Oil Works cl A IIII*
4,335
3,992
80
55
25
70 Ruud Manufacturing
1,685
mm
11,400 Phoenix Oil
25c
3,341 Pittsburg Brewing
50
Preferred
2,405
..50
13 Pittsburgh Coal preferred 100
2,485
1,974
7,364
2,860
5
105* Jan.
30
25
Jan.
Sale Prices.
13
Jan.
2
85
7%
10,057 Pitts Screw 8c
11.035 Plymouth Oil
Jan.
5% Apr. 20
5% May 28
56
7%
18 %
1,679
1,720
689
4%
10
5
4",424
4
6
May
5
May 23
May 25
May 18
8% Jan.
Fireprooflng Corp pref 50
355 Pittsburgh Forgings
•
100 Pittsburgh Invest
Security.*
22,484 Pittsburgh Plate Glass
..25
50
20
Feb.
4
""
100 Petroleum Exploration
3
3
6
May 12
8% May
6
•
May 12
5% May 28
5% Sale
...__*
Mesta Machine
1
3
1
100
1,565
45*
Sale
1% May 24
4
May 12
4% May
4
5
May
3
50
10
*
com...
Preferred
8,534
May
5
3% May 23
3% May 25
4
May 18
-
65
70 McCrady Rodgers pref...
"""460
1
Jan.
9% May 10
30
90c
Highest.
Prices
3
*
2,725 Independent Brewing.—..,50
195,270
"95*May" "3
4
...
845 Harb-Walker Refrac
Sale
2
7% Sale
.10
4,590 Hachmeister-Lind
"9 %May" 10
2%
3%
..i*
•
40 Donahoes Inc cl A
*
10 Follansbee Bros pref.....100
400
Lowest
Sale Prices
10
2
*
OH
Highest
Prices
30
f,210
5,908 Devonian
Sale
9%
.
10 Consolidated Ice
50
Grandall McK 8c Henderson.*
660
Lowest.
-
Ask
30
10
Columbia Gas 8c Electric
2.
Ask. Bid
Sale
10 Amer Fruit Growers pref. 100
2,270
5,943
4,497
13,639
1,438
21.034
1,255
14,073
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
10
*
May
Ask.
1931.
$3,000
28,000
8,666
May 31___
Price
STOCKS
Since
Jan.
1932.
~
Jan. 1 to
PITTSBURGH
STOCKEXCHANGE
Jn
May.
Bond Sales.
May
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
4
6
Feb.
4
55* Apr.
12
May
1% Jan.
12
Apr.
1% Feb.
9% Apr.
18% May
6% Feb.
26
27
2
14
3
10
9
16
14
95* Apr.
7.
15* -Jan. 12
105* Jan.
2
235* Jan. 19
2
8
31
Mar.
45* Feb.
75* Jan.
29
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
20
Jan.ill
10% Feb. 15
25
Feb.
3
65* Feb. 10
UNLISTED
180
T,66o
20
1,500
532
6,468
271 Central Tube Co.......
1,452 Copperweld Steel
100 Electric Bond & Share.
*
95* Jan.
•
5
*
3,000 Leonard Oil Development..25
415 Lone Star Gas pref
100
1,600 Mayflower Drug Co
2,296 Penroad Corp vtc
60 Penna Industries, pf
16,455 West Public Service v
25c
50c
75
.
—65
*
*
2
Sale
100
c
C ..*
1% Sale
May
18
15c
70
10c
May
7
May 11
May 26
1 %\ May 31
7
15c
70
20c
2
May
6
May
7
May 11
May 23
May
2
7
3%
Sale
3% Sale
2% Sale
2% May 27
3% May
2
5
20
Mar. 29
135* Apr.
15c
May
70
May
10c
May
15* May
8
Apr.
25* May
23
7
11
105* Jan.
10
Feb.
28
13
135* Apr, 23
30c
26
76
20c
31
2
Jan.
Feb.
8
5
13
8
May 23
Apr. 21
Apr. 13
27
5
Feb.
19
4
56
Jan.
27
BONDS.
8,000 Pittsburgh Brewing
4s
1949
......
*
No par value,
x
Ex-dividend,
r
Cash sale.
......
47
Apr.
Stock Sales.
Shares
Jan. 1 to
AGGREGATE SALES.
Jan.
$
•»
«
—
—
—
—
5,000
m
_
_
—
_
—
1,000
.
m
-
—
w«.
1
m
mm
-
-
mm
~
—
—
2,000
-
_
—
M
4,000
Shares.
1,000
2,000
4,000
13,000
1,000
1,000
11,000
1,000
14,000
13,000
3,000
5,000
2,000
17,000
2,000
4,000
2,000
1,100
190
400
1,250
L A Gas & Electric 6s
1942
130
55
71
Pacific Gas & Electric 6s. 1941
100
3,700
68
98**
96
97
1952
100
§2*
60
89
68
53
56
46
1951
97
98
95
1952
97
98
98**
98**
99 **
5s
99%
95
General 5s
1939
98
99
5S
1954
85
1957
78
Union Oil of Calif 6s....1942
92
71
84
95
Union Oil of Calif 5s
75
1945
STOCKS
25
8**
12%
.25
45
8H
6%
8%
6%
.
"i"I66
6,100
5,000
300
1,900
800
1,300
500
5,000
8,400
9,300
""ioo
*
No par
.
3
15
87
88**
4%
Sale
Sale
4% Sale
IX
%
22^
2%
115
144
18
23
6
9%
8
3
7
Sale
Sale
32
35
10%
Sale
8
Sale
26%
19
Sale
21
17%
20
Sale
26% Sale
31
Sale
21X Sale
62
30
I"
8
l£*
1
Sale
65
Sale
61
100
Pac Western Oil Corp
*
200 Petrolite Corp
.._...*
700 Pickwick Corp com
....10
52,500
87
4
Sale
10
"'%'
!%
3%
9%
"I"
3% Sale
4
16
1%
102
5
8** May 14
6% May la
35
May
2
4
9
3% May 14
17** May 12
2
May 28
69
May
5 J* May
May 10
88
May
4
4% May 11
5
X
104
98
7% May 23
3% May 31
May 31
v
7% May
4
8% May 27
8
May
2
19
May 31
~
20
May 31
21** May
79
May
25
May
** May
1
May
6
May
28** May
2
8
May 16
3% May 31
6
May
6
7% May - 4
9** May 17
8
May
2
26** May
27
18
27
9
31
25
23
6
30
79
30J
*8
May
2
May
4
May 18
May
7
May
9
May 12
May
9
87
May 18
3 X May 11
May 18
May 21
** May
9
May
2
5
May 26
** May
5
** May 26
2% May
7
X
Vs
** May 26
IX May 31
2%
100
May 31
4
Sale^
%
2 -
2H
May
May
-
2
%?""%
'
13 ** May
-
** May
9
% May 25
5
May 26
** May
5
•
92
6% prior preferred.;.
100
190 Seaboard Dairy Cred pref. 100
1,268 Seaboard National Bank...25
64 X
Sale
64** May 31
1
98
May
2
5
5
Jan.
22
7024
9824
9824
9924
9524 Apr. .4
86
May * 6
?§*
86
Apr.
May
§5*
Mar. 15
•
Jan.
8
May
9
Jan.
22
4
6
Jan.
15
Jan.
25
86
Mar. 24
6
97
May
6
14
75
Jan.
14
May
2% Apr.
3% Apr.
Apr.
May
1
May
40
May
9% Jan.
A*
40
32*
40
28
56%
25
30
44%
2%
....25
30%
30**
43
Sale
38
Sale
26%
23%
21X
23%
27%
24**
22%
25 *
I
MH
40
32** May
31
May
May
2* May
1* May
4
May
17** May
"'
Sale
2X
Sale
l»
Sale'
37
23
3
2%
17% Sale
;
33
24%
25%
21% Sale
20
3% Feb. 27
3
5% Jan.
4
4
19
2
5
61
15
Feb.
6
May 23
May 10
May 26
37
,4**
10
Feb.
14
8
5% May 31
3
210
25
62
Sale
21% Sale
18** Sale
17% Sale
"'
38
10
23
28
2
25
12
31
33
21** May
18** May
17** May
32** May
31
May
45** May
3
May
2% May
4
May
24 ** May
35** May
25
May
21** May
19** May
10
23
2
7
12
12
6
16
4
13
1
9** Jan.
13** Feb.
15** Jan.
25
Jan.
4
55
10** Mar.
May 27
May 12
Apr.
4
9
31
17
28
Feb.
14
Jan.
2
9% Feb.
19
17
i
18** May 27
18** May 27
Feb.
57**
Mar.
77
7
Jan.
Jan.
4
Jan.
25
8
18
15
26
Mar. 22
2% Apr. 13
6
Apr, 22
10
31 100
Jan.
14
Feb.
1
Jan.
7
4
Mar. 18
25
5
3% Mar. 4
Mar. 14
14
Jan.
31 115
6
25
8
7%
7%
9%
8**
37
Jan.
16
Feb.
15
27
16
6
Apr.
5
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
18
22** Mar. 17
26
Jan.
11
40** Feb.
17
95
39
14
Jan.
Mar. 10
** Jan. 11
2% Mar.
1
13
Mar. 28
96** Mar. 21
88** May 18
6** Jan. 14
11
Mar. 24
** Jan. 14
1% Feb.
4
5
May 26
** Jan. 14
% Mar. 7
2% Mar. 21
.08
94
25
Feb.
:
1
9
8
14
6
Jan.
Feb.
19
1
Mar. 17
Mar. 14
3
38
3
37** Jan.
4
65
4
Mar.
5
Mar.
7
30
Feb.
38
2
18**
17%
18**
May
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
Apr.
May
May
May
May
28
29
11
12
31
20
26
31
31
27
23*1
Feb.
16
21*|
9
18
64** May 31
4
9
14
8
7 J* May 23
3% May 31
4
May 31
'6** Jan. 23
8** May 21
8
Apr. 21
19
May 31
22** Mar. 4
20
May 31
21** May 27
93** Jan. 28
25
May 27
% May
9
1
May 31
6
May 25
96** Mar. 21
87
May 18
3** Apr. 20
10
Apr.
7
** Jan. 14
** Jan.5
5
May 26
** May
5
** Apr. 21
1** May 31
17**
33**
7
3
Mar. 21
Feb.
4% May
3
May
15
May
2
May
5
May
66
May
4** May
** Apr.
% Apr.
1 ** May
** Mar.
16
May
1
21
13** Feb.
Jan.
7
3% Feb.
May 20 250 - Jan.
13** May 5
8** Feb. 26
4
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
55
19
9
92
25
15
25
5% Mar.
2
5
Apr. 22
32** Feb. 18
43
Jan.
4
27** Jan.
15
25
Mar.
23
Jan.
24** Jan.
24
value.
Feb.
2
11
22K Apr. 29
21
58,050 Security First Nat Bank__.25
4,700 Shell Union Corp com
*
25
9,400 Signal Oil-Gas A
93,000 So Calif Edison Ltd com...25
Original preferred......25
1,981
16,100
7% preferred.....
25
41,800
6% preferred
25
33,400
5%% preferred.........25
2,100 So Calif Gas 6%___
...25
A
4001
J**
62
84
common.
5
2
5
May
3
May
230 May
18
Sale
95
%
2X
10%
8
3% Sale
Sale"
8
39
90
*
7% Sale
8%
9
10
%
1%
2
7
** May
1% May
Sale
4%
4
J*
8
10
x8
16
Sale
6%
25**
200 Signal OH & Gas B
18
%
Pac
576 Seaboard Nat Sec Corp
66"
6% May
X
20
23
1,167
5A
Sale
o
6
60 Pacific Tel & Tel pref.
^
Sale
1%
—
*24** '25%
100
20,900
6
h
10
S Joaq Lt & Pw 7% pr pfd.100
170
50
Sale
5
10
360
16,650
4
6
2,600
100
5
20
2
5
10
20,200 Republic Pete Co Ltd.....10
120 Republic Supply
J.
3,300 Richfield OH Co com.......*
Preferred..
*
1,200
...»
22,700 Rio Grande Oil Co
;
3
17
-
25
25
'""ioo
300
120
900
67
"33 H "33%
60
3,300
ft
Sale
94
13** May
8% May 14
4
May 27
25
May 12
67
May 16
4% May
9
3
May 31
15
May 17
2
May 28
5
May 10
66
May 31
4% May
4
J* A*
26
Sale
..25
50 Pacific Tel & Tel
20
Sale
6
10** May 10
8 ** May
5
41
May
2
5% May 31
3
May
2
210 May 20
250
Sale
5
;
....
1,400
;
3
Lighting Corp com
*
85
6% preferred
..*
10
19,100 Pac Mutual Life Ins
2,100 Pacific National Co.......10
2,200 Pac Public Service com new.*
Preferred new
*
5,400
20
6%
~
19**
10
com new.
■
Sale
210
12
20
39
68
"~0% "~6%
300 Pac Gas & El 5% % pref
1st pref 6%
11,200
3
28
23
10
26
6
4% Sale
13%
14
5% Sale
250
4% May 17
3
May 23
45
May
7
1% May 17
45
May
2
May
May
37
May
4% May
*
5%
Sale
14
7Sale
31
31
19
19
5
5
15
"~5%
35
"I" ~60~
Preferred series C
5.100
Series A...
5,400
1,600 Pac Fin Corp pref ser D
12,800 Pac Gas & Elec com..
1,100
7
Feb.
May "6
10
40
11
10
Corp
97
May
% May
40
May
1
May
40
May
1
-
36
5**
»
Pac Amer Fire Ins Co..
900 Pacific Clay Prod
33,200
8%
13%
100
com
37*
11
10
Preferred
Pac Finance
Sale
14
9
3,900
100
3
230
.1
4
1
Sale
8
25
200 Moreiand Motors pref
300
6
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Sale
4%
8
.....*
1,843 Mortgage Guarantee Co__100
5,800
1,400
1,700
1,400
3,400
M ay
11*
60
15
Feb.
7024
9424
9424
9924
Si*
Sale
'ion r20"~"
4
2,000
86
6
'9624 May""6
41
Sale
41
300
900 Monolith Portl Cem
May
May'~9
26
Jan. 26
Jan.
75
15
102
Feb. 11 102
Feb. 11
9824 Mar. 2 10024 Mar. 10
101
May 12 101May 12
96
Jan.
Jan.
7
96
7
7
8824 Jan.
9124 May 10
71
50
41
59
55
4,933 L A Gas & Elec 6% pref...100
21,300 L A Investment Co..
..10
1,200 MacMillan Pete Co
25
500
70%
IX
&X
23
3
120 L A Biltmore pref....
"""390
80
92 **
8024
8124
9524
4%
8%
._*
200 L A Athletic Club
"""300
80
4
d* d*
dH „!?.
200
100
86
99
74
fsH
4H
4%
»
100
1,101
6,600
91
9824
2
530 Goodyear Tire & Rub pfd.100
801 Goodyear Textile pref
100
2,300
84
9824" May" 9
7
Jan.
Jan.
75
Par
11.300 Hancock Oil Co A
25
1.099 Hal Roach Studios 8% pfd.25
15,100 Internet Re-insur Corp....10
237
86
79
86
Associated Gas & Electric.
500 Globe Grain Mill
476
49
9624
9624
101
102
10154 102 **
99 &
95
98**
9624
87
78
'80*
77**
11
7924 Jan.
47
So Calif Edison 5s
Southern Calf Gas 5s
Feb.
60
65
1,200 Golden State Co Ltd
1,600
92
Sale
Prices.
14 10224 Jan.
5
96
Mar. 11
10124 Jan.
42
87
Co Calif Gas 43^8........1961
So Counties Gas 4**s
1968
Highest.
Prices.
52
1957
300 Gilmore OH Co Ltd
100
300
213
Sale
68
1942
4%h
398 Farmers & Merch Nat Bk.100
105
Lowest.
Prices.
102%
87
Pacific Electric 5s
5,300 Douglas Aircraft Inc
4,100 Emsco Derr & Equip Co
1,600
Sale
72
800 Commercial Discount
""800
101
94%
Highest.
Sale Prices.
65
63**
104** 105** 102** 10324
99 ** 100
100** 101
99** 100** 99** 100** 101
May 12 101
May 12
96
98
95
9524
88
85
87
91,,
9124 May 10 9124 May 10
98 **
99%
94
1942
103
Lowest.
Ask.
50
...1955
5s
Pacific Gas & EI 5**s
5s
1,622 Central Investment Corp. 100
19,400 Chrysler Corp.....
*
4,850 Citizens Nat Bank
20
9,900 Claude Neon Elec Prod Ltd.*
850
398,500
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
67
78
59
73
102
75
1940
1956
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
101
92
102
94
91
Railway 1st mtge 5s..1938
1st ref 58
Nevada-Calif Elec 5s
Bid.
Ask.
101
1961
5s
L A
May 2.
1932.
Bid.
4,050 California Bank......
400 Calif Packing Corp.
1,000
May 31___
Jan. 1 to
Price
700 Barnsdall Oil Corp A
25
11,400 Bolsa Chlca Oil Corp A
10
656 Broadway Dept Store pfd.100
1,800 Byron Jackson.....
2,400
1931.
$84,000
PRICES IN MAY.
BONDS
1.
Shares.
""200
1932.
$13,000
127,000
Jan. 2
$
10,000
16,000
5,000
1,000
m
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
May.
Bond Sales.
May
334,047
2,985,239
279,635
1,027,836
May 31
In
1931.
1932.
May
I
Feb.
7
14
4
19
66
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
In
Sine?
February.
Jan. 1.
232 So Counties Gas 6%__
50
300
799
348,loo
42,500
14,100
89
12%
25
35
60
Transamerica Corp
424
—
224 Sale
*
25
Sale
11
385
Union Oil Associates
2324 Sale
5%
100
204
4
600 Western
6
16
10
Pipe—_
Western Air Express
1,400
600
10
17
14
......
10
.!
Sale
76
7
v
Highest.
Sale Prices.
70% May
1224 May
2024 May
9
May
424 May
May 12
May 26
1624 May 31
9
May 27
—-
6
75 '
Sale
Sale
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
79,
7'
724
1624 Sale
12
424 Sale
2324 25
224 Sale
724 Sale
17% Sale
1524
5
300 Van DeKamp's Bakeries.25
716 Weber Showcase & Fix pfd__*
200
79
12
623 Union Bank & Trust Co__100
25
97,200 Union Oil of Calif
22,500
01%
~24% Sale"
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
*
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Feb. 29.
Feb. 2.
Ask.
81%
100
100
*
Title Insur & Trust Co
74,300
23
•
1932.
Bid.
Par.
21,385 Southern Pacific Co
228,000 Standard Oil of Calif
250 Superior Oil com
2,100 Taylor Milling Corp
27,900
V'V'b
STOCKS.
Shares.
2,200
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN FEBRUARY.
LOS ANGELES
AGGREGATE SALES.
Shares.
49
STOCK EXCHANGE
ANGELES
LOS
,
4
25
224
324
724
824
325
325 i'- 325
824
824 Sale
10
Sale
6>4
-.-^-10
824
15
4
4
Sale
4
524
6
4
8
424
8
824
724
824
May 25
May 18 25
3 24
May 31
May 31
824
May 17 325
1024
May 31
624
May 26
4
May
6
6
May 13
May 20 1024
„
•
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
May 12
May 26
70
7
17
7
10
Sale Prices.
02
Feb.
17
37
Jan.
Feb.
27
18
Feb.
Jan.
6
13
Jan.
Feb.
7
17
Jan.
15
Jan.
4
Jan.
1
1624 May 31 27
12
Feb.
6 12
8
4
May 25
25
May 18 55
6
224 Jan.
2
1224
724 May 31
325
Jan.
4 325
1324
824 May 31
624 May 26 11
5
Mar. 3
524
7
5
Jan. 27
824 May 20 1024
27
16
18
6
2
17
2
26
6
13
21
Mar. 21
Mar. 2
Mar. 4
May 21
No par value.
Francisco Stock Exch
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN
May.-...
Shares
Jan. 1 to May 31
STOCK
May.
Jan. 1.
5,000
BONDS
T666
2,000
1935
21,000 Associated Oil Co 6s
16,000
5%
1937
18,500 Calif Ore Power Co 6s_
1942
103,000 Calif Packing Corp 5s
1940
2,000 Coast Co G & E Co 5s..„1960
209.000 Emporium Capwell 5^8.-1942
7,000 Great Western Power 5s_1946
2,000 Ins Exch Bldg Co 6s...1931-44
11.000 L A Gas & Elec Corp 5s__1939
32,000
2,000
6,000
5%a.m
———
524s
65,000
3.500
2.000
8,000
7,000
2,000
2,000
25,000
17,000
*
99
19,903
10
1,494 Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
Preferred
20
1,685
37 Calaveras Cement Co pf.100
10
12,795 California Copper cap
100
645 Calif Cotton Mills cap
*
295 California Ink Inc A
766 Calif-Ore Power 7% pref.100
76
5,445
2,729
596
372
642
Sale
36
40
*
cap
*
48,459 California Packing cap
Calif Water Service pref__100
*
150,884 Caterpillar Tractor cap
*
5,451 Clorox Chemical A__
748 Coast Cos Gas & El 1st pf 100
Consol Chemical Industries
Inc class A partic pref
*
88 Crocker First Nat BkSFcaplOO
24,453 Crown Zeller com vot tr ctfs *
Preference series A
*
4,695
Preference series B
*
1,685
v
—-
1,947 El Dorado Oil Works cap
•No par value.
May
4
cap
1
Mar. 18
Mar.
1 10024 Mar. 22
Feb.
8 102% Apr. 30
8
Jan,
7 98>4 Jan.
72
Jan.
8
May 31
03% Feb. 17 03% Feb 17
9924
9924
9624
51 %
May
50
Feb.
9624 Jan.
15
25
Jan.
52
Jan.
25
36
% May 10 100
May 10
50
37
39
.
6524 May 31
6524 May 31
May 13
18% May 31
39
11%
39
39
Sale
30
May 13
May 13
103
9624 Feb.
98 % Jan.
100
9624
9824
"
6024
68
6524 May 31
Mar.
35% Apr.
25
Jan.
Feb.
4
Feb.
13
19
7
325
10324 115
124
124
124
224
145
150
2% Sale
124
1H
854
924
0%
60
Sale
102
250
100
124
124
130
124
1
10
9%
12
12
56
24
H
124
124
22
1824
100
105
824 Sale
10
14
9524
Sale
13
60
124
624
13
Sale
82
250
124
824
824
10
*
924
1024
_*
3V
4%
17
554 Sale
15
1324
7
Sale
Sale
Sale
10J4 Sale
200
225
124 Sale
11
12
11% Sale
0%
3
10%
4
Sale
824
7824 May 26 8724 Feb. 10
00% Feb. 10 10224 May 6
97
Feb. 15 10024 May 31
Jan.
5
70
97
Seller
Mar. 10
9
7
May 19
824 May 18
50
150
724 May 26
924 May 13
24
%
11
^70
%
1
72
Sale
124
824
3
1
24 May 25
May 3
6924 May 28
71
May 19
1
May
424 May 31
Jan.
Jan.
224 Feb.
114
Jan.
11
Jan.
25
324 Feb. 16
224 Mar. 3
124 May
% May
7
Apr. 29
824 May 18
7
924 Jan. 28
1224 Mar. 11
65
924
24
1
1824
6924
24
Jan.
5
3
Apr. 26
19
Jan. 19
May 28 101
824 May 25
Mar. 11
Mar. 5
Jan. 20
Jan.
7
Jan.
11% Feb
.
65
15
Jan.
15
Jan.
96
Jan.
Jan.
5
13
13
18
6
16
824 May 25
1124 May
2
124 May 25
824 May 31
124 May
1024 May
2
5
Apr. 19
124 May 25
824 May 31
1124 May
2
824 May 25
1724 Feb. 19
245
Jan. 15
224 Jan. 15
1624 Jan. 16
15
Jan. 16
0% May 17
924 May 17
1024 Feb. 13
225
240
Sale
Sale
Mar.
424 May 31
Apr. 21
424 May 31
1124 May 31
72
May 31
6
9
3
May
56
424 May 31
1124 May 31
72
May 31
5
11
162
124 Mar.
99
624 May 10
13
May
2
83
May 12
624 May
60
Sale
Sale
183
"%May"25
15
Sale
424
11%
8
50
280
May
May
May
Apr.
46
424 Sale
40
65
1
19
21
Seller
1624 Jan. 21
May 12
8% Apr.
50
250
May
May
65
May
May
May
99
May
124 May
% May
150
75
1
-m
65
1124
1
—
May 16
May 12
May
2
100 * May
124 May
2
May
130
May
124 May
124 May
10
9% May
50
75
65
24
1
0%
50
Sale
124
24
2
Sale
10224 Sale
1
Sale
124
124
% Sale
124
2
60
9
9%
150
6
Mar. 10
Mar. 10 65
9924 May 26 10024 Mar. 18
2 10424 May 10
08% Feb. 19 10122 Mar. 24
Mar. 22
9424 Jan.
7 98
97
13
13%
—..105
Apr. 15
10224 Feb. 13 10424 Jan.
9124 Apr. 22 922* Jan.
"89% "92""
280
80
80
63
4524 Feb.
3 10024 Jan.
1
18
10124 Feb.
62
71
64
9924 Jan. 11
May 10
9924 Mar. 11
65
50
6
100
9924 May 26 100% May
10224 103% May 17 10424 May 10
9824 May 26 9824 May 26
"95" 95 % May 24 97 % May 16
10024 102
10424 106
10124 102
Jan.
99 % Apr. 18
Mar. 4
100 % Feb.
9924 Jan.
10224
May 11
88
7824 May 26 86
6
—. 102
May
5 10224 May
10124 10224 100
100 % May 31 100 % May 31
101
102% 100 % Sale
10
-
40
94
May 25
85
13,558
697 Emporium Capwell
May 27
par
Alaska Juneau G M cap
350
1.120
1,369
36
65
100
6,000
5*
1952
56,500 Ry Equip & Rlty Co 6s.1938
7,000 S J Lt & Power Corp 6s..1952
5s.
1957
7,000
1,000 Union Oil Co of Calif 6s_.1942
12,892 Byron Jackson com
8,347
42
28
87
1,039
412
14",075
Sale
~9524 Sale"
2,341
"'I6i
40
26
98J4 Feb.
34.000 Pacific Pub Serv Co 5s_._1936
36.000 Pacific Tel & Tel Co 5s...l937
355 Anglo-Calif Trust cap
100
1,752 Anglo & Lon Paris N B S F 100
20.945 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com caplO
1,700 Atlas Imperial Diesel Eng A *
2.101 Bank of Calif Nat Assn caplOO
„*
6,305 Bond & Share Ltd cap
140
5224 May 20
Prices.
08% May 13 10124 Apr.
79
101
50
846
1~,745
51% May 31
6524 Sale
21
9 Alaska Packers Assn cap.-100
"
Sale
99
40 >6
9
8.075
100
5124
Sale
Prices
9824 Feb.
1952
1955
524s
STOCKS
1,300
55%
101
1941
Shares.
Shares.
08% May 13
2924 May
9
1948
Pow con 5s
6s
58
Sale
Prices
52
Orpheum Theatre & Rlty Co
6s
1946
4,000
1942
16,000 Pacific Gas & El Co 5s
9.500
08% May 13
May 27
26
26
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Prices
.
43
39
1935
_
Calif
Sale
9424
1945
jrg
99%
97
-35"
1940
2,000 Market St Ry Co 7s
4,000 Mercantile Am Rlty Co 5s 1951
22.000 Miller & Lux Inc 6s
Ash
Bid
5424
64
1942
—1947
1943
1949
6s
Ask
Bid
.?!!.
82,000 Atlas Diesel Eng Co 6s___1935
8.000 Calif Gas & Elec Corp 5s. 1933
5.000 Nor
5,000
Ask.
Lowest.
May 31.
May 2.
1932.
Bid.
5Hs
1,000
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
$
36.000
.
Price
EXCHANGE
Since
13,000
Jan.. 1 to May 31.
Jan. 2
In
3.000
11,000
710,946
5,483,399
448,994
3,042,860
$227,500
1,141,000
$101,500
841,500
-
FRANCISCO
8AN
AGGREGATE SALES,
May
1931.
1932.
Bond Sales.
1931.
1932.
Stock Sales.
RECORD
824
924
824 May 25
9H
10 H
924 May 17
3 24 Apr.
21
424
Mar.pl
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
SAN
AGGREGATE SALES.
FRANCISCO
STOCK
In
May.
Jan.
mm
m
—
STOCKS
1.
—
100
19
Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
695 First Nat Corp of Portland A *
42 %
2,531
24,588
m'm
Food
10
"294
Machinery
Preferred
440
1,391
10
2",013
*
12,517 Golden State Ltd cap......*
2,035
258
Haiku Pineapple Ltd
Preferred
com__20
25
160 Hale Bros Stores, Inc, cap..*
Hawaiian Commercial &Sugar
3,430
4,749
85
100
110 Hutchinson Sug Plant
mmmmmm
490
«* •« •»
mm
m'm,
8,420
1,858
2,615
130,828
2,240
754
855
12,573
1,925
—
'•»«.
2,919
•»
Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sale
%
u/s
"ii"
11% May
19
May
10
May
4
May
19% Sale
9
10%
3%
4%
18
31
18
14
% May 2
17
May 12
38
May
2
11
May
6
4% May
6
75
2%
1
Lowest.
Sale Price.
Ask
85
ix
IX
1
May 10
Highest.
Prices.
% Feb.
% Mar.
11% May
19
May
Sale
11
29
18
31
8
Mar. 24
May 14
11
Feb.
Jan.
85
Jan.
26
May 10
1
May 10
25% May 19
3
May 5
24
May 20
1
Prices.
Jan. 18
Jan.
4
Jan. 15
Mar. 9
Jan.
6
%
%
20%
48%
15%
4
85
1%
I..*
*
Preferred
100
Marchant Cal Mach Co
com
10
100 Market St Ry prior pref... 100
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25
100
%
3
2
%
5%
6%
2%
"I"
X
2%
Sale
3
24
26
4:
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3
May 20
May
5
3
Feb.
4
Apr.
9
May 27
1:
4% Sale
4
May 27
6% May 12
18
26
1% Feb. 11
5
15
Feb. 23
Feb. 15
35
3
X Feb.
8% Feb.
5
16
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6% Apr. 12
6% Apr. 12
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6%
6
10
33
36
20%
9
3%
6%
19
21
20
19% May 26
21% May 18
19% May 26
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8
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15
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21
36
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24%
10
11
40
38
19%
5%
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4
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21
6
33
4
4%
11%
5
Sale
30
2
4% May 11
13
May 19
4% May 16
27% May 25
2
May 16
15
•
14%
1%
May 10
19
May
4
5% May
7
27% May 25
2
May 16
2
IX
4
5
3
11
2
2%
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2%
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2
6
6%
6
6%
6
4
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4%
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1
2
1
2
1
5
5
7,
4
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1
common
20%
1
26
9
X
5%
6
Lyons-Magnus Inc A
*
Magnavox Co Ltd capital...*
.30
5
30
3
27%
.--*
558
300
m
ser
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%
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19
19%
36% Sale
9
11%
4%
4%
85
Leslie-Calif Salt Co capital.*
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65
'
2,000
m
15
..*
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300
55 Leighton Indus cl A
200
m
cap.
1,038 Investors Assn The (capital)*
4,479 Langandorf United Bakcl A *
mm
'
25
Hawaiian Pineapple Ltd—
Common capital
20
Home Fire & Marine Insur
Co of Calif capital
10
1,896
15,923 Honolulu Oil Corp Ltd cap.*
220 Honolulu Plantation cap.-50
*
2,259 Hunt Bros Pack Co cl A
1,188
7,809
m
Co Ltd capital
5,105
1.387
"7" "15%
Ask
Bid
Laundry
(capital)
672 General Paint A...........*
B
*
540
200
22
Sale
100
com
Mercantile
common
*
com
series A
794 Foster & Kleiser
Galland
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2*
10
13,118
150
-
...10
com
May 31.
May 2.
Ask.
Bid.
413 Fireman's Fund Indem cap 10
253
7,864
*
1932.
Par.
5,525 Fageol Motors
Preferred
12,810
•''
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Jan. 2
Shares.
"
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PRICES IN MAY.
Price
EXCHANGE
Since
Shares.
67
6%
94
Sale
Sale
7%
63%
90
1%
2%
2%
X
—
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8%
87%
3%
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ni*
60
May 28
May 20
6% May 27
1% May
9
1
1
9%
90
5
Sale
%
7% Sale
Sale
67
3%
%
2%
75
1%
45
1%
7% May
65
May
3% May
% May
2% May
47% May
5
Sale
Sale
59
1%
25
31
5
4
20
27
8% May 18
87
May
6
3% May
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3% May
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-
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May 10
4
1
8
Jan.
20
Feb.
Jan.
18
23
Feb
4%
5
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38
5
26
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2
Apr. 12
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6% Jan.
65
May
2% Jan.
% Jan.
2% May
47% May
1% Mar.
6% Apr.
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2
Apr. 20
Jan. 14
3% Mar. 26
Feb. 18
Mar. 14
63% Jan. 13
6
1% Jan.
ioS*
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6% Apr.
Jan.
1
Mar.
21
13
May
4% May
27% May
2
May
4
Apr.
1% Jan.
6
Apr.
11
Jan.
30
1
Mercantile Amer Realty Co
141
preferred 6% cumul
100
860 Natomas Co capital
*
330 North Amer Inv Corp com. 100
95
420
5
210
30
6% preferred
5%% preferred
76
25
1
1,784
33
""160
100
...100
100
10
808 Occidental Insurance cap..l0
3.200 Oliver United Filters Inc A..*
14,197 North Amer Oil Consol
cap.
B
2,215
-
220 Paauhau Sugar Plant
cap
*
.15
49,505
22,575
7,499
16,390
1,262
7,878
16,818
1,487
1,430
7,029
179,141 Pacific Gas & Elec Co com.25
92,374
6% 1st preferred
25
5 >4% 1st preferred
26,513
25
58,338 Pacific Lighting Corp com..*
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*
5,107
31,950 Pac Pub Serv com non-vot..*
First preferred..
*
54,381
12,308 Pac Tel & Tel Co common. 100
Preferred
100
4,428
*
32,022 Paraffine Cos Inc com
180
280 Phillips Petroleum Co cap--*
621 Pig'n Whistle Corp partic pf *
473
3,834 Ry Eq & Realty Co 1st pref—*
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2,040 Rainier Pulp & Pap cl A com *
6,292 Richfield Oil Co of Calif com *
Preferred
25
4,155
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2,819 Roos Bros Inc common
...
100
1,003
230
100
Preferred
series
1
Preferred
series
2
Series A preferred
1,549 Schlesinger & Sons cl A
"166
698
27,595
San Joaq Lt & Pr prior
Prior
712
preferred series A. 100
com
Pre fer red
400
29,463 Shell
*
Union Oil Corp com..*
555
5%%
cum conv
pref
1,025 Sherman Clay & Co
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—
Sale
39
Sale
93
95
22%
800
610
Sou Pacific Co
com
(cap'l).lOO
Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A..*
Class B
*
Spring Valley Co Ltd capital *
Stand Oil Co of Calif capital *
Union OH Associates cap..25
Union Oil Co of Calif cap..25
610
950
17,128
Sale
Sale
26%
23%
20%
Union Sugar Co common..25
Preferred
Sale
jib
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Sale
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Sale
\X
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8
25
10
5%
76%
8*
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11
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Sale
6
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3
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8
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.
May 25
May
May
May
May
31
31
31
31
26
31
31
31
31
May
May
May
May
May
85
May 25
5
May 25
3% May 10
1
May 25
2% May
27
May
23% May
20% May
31
May
80% May
1% May
8% May
76% May
96% May
10 % May
3% May
31
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6
2
2
2
11
13
6
4
5
6
10
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3%
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5
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1%
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4%
33%
105
20
3
%
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3%
%
33%
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1
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6
19
47%
79%
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27%
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10
50
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8
24% Sale
50
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11%
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14
10%
12%
1
25
pf.100
102
1,253 WellsFargoBk & UnTr cap 100
2,265 West Amer Finance Co pref 10
Western Pipe & Steel of Calif
common
10
45,487
180
1%
16
.....
2%
17
3
38
62%
%
18
22
48
7%
4%
6
10
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7
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9
6%
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7
Sale
16%
6%
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35
48
3
5
27%
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35
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28
Sale
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2
24
26
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18
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16
152
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14%
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10
10
May 26
2% May 27
5% May 23
4% Apr.
8
1
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May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
85
May
5
May
3% May
2%
17%
19%
17%
21%
63%
%
5%
61%
Jan.
Sale
1%
Sale
60% May
6
12% Apr. 12
5
Feb. 13
15% Mar. 23
15
Feb. 16
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12% Feb.
4
8
Feb. 16
2% Mar. 4
31
31
31
31
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26 41%
31 95
31
3%
31
14%
31 104
25 112
25 25%
10
6%
21
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8% May 17
4
Apr.
8
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Apr.
6
Feb.
18
14
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Feb. 18
Jan. 18
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3
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3
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5
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Jan.
Jan.
4
8
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Jan.
6
11% Jan.
4
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6% Jan.
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4
8
14
18
23
26
29
6% Feb.
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3
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38
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11
19
21
24
21
50
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6
65
82
98
65
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82
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1
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31 107
18 96
16
27
12
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11
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19
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18
21
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13
40
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May
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12
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1
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25
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47
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31
18
16
27
2
10
27
May
83
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3
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50
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6
10
16
27
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10
2
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6% May
3
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16% May
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31
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20
4
31
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6
8% May
6
5
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6
6% May
5
30
19
31
20
4
31
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70
7
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May
May
19% May
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30
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20
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;
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Mar.
30
51
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76
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3
7
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10
7
37% Jan. 21
11% Mar. 22
10% Mar. 21
Jan.
7
27% Feb.
18
7
30
50
20
4% Feb.
5
3% Jan. 14
30
May 11
May
19
2% May 31
2
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8
Feb.
4
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2
6
Mar. 15
15
13
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Feb.
2
8%«May 31
Ui
12
May 24
May 19
8% May
6
10
May
2
1 % May
9
12% May 11
17
Mar. 12
1
May
5
May 20 170
1% May 18
May 25
8
May 20
139
15
May
6
7% May 13
8% May 31
1
May 24
12
May 19
12% Jan.
15
14
Jan.
15
2
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1
98
7% May 13
98
175"
7
May 26
6% May 10
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5
3
May 24
38
May 21
10
8
1%
170
Sale
Sale
16
May 24
2 % May
6% May
4
% May 19
% May
5
3
May 24
38
May 21
75
75
5%
12
QS
Sale
%
47
Sale
Mar. 17
9
6
1%
2 % Sale
8%
2% Sale
22% 25
50
5
7%
%
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65
58
1
1
12
7
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23
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1
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17%
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11%
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19%
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4
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60% May
6
10% May 17
2% May
7
12
May 16
11% May 11
3
May
7
5% May 23
6
2
4%
Sale
24
7
26
26
27
23
May
May
2% May
10
May
10
May
2% May
5% May
11%
Sale
7
31
118
98%
20 Weill & Co (Raphael)
"'"475
3
108
17
101 Sierra-Pac Elec Co pref__.100
Socony-Vacuum Corp cap..25
1,633
69,757
7,301
4,982
3,158
194,159
39.256
56,812
1,700
10,825
11,550
Sale
40
125 Traung Label & Litho cl A__*
—
6
1
25X
100
241 Teleph Investm't Corp cap.20
573
••
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10
2
33 X
1%
10%
2%
5%
4
9
12%
3%
10
8
"i*
10
3
pref 100
pr
920 Thomas Allec Corp class A__*
13,831 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co com *
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100
1,963
1,422,319 Transamerica Corp capital..*
118,611
2%
"
87
4,353
6%
1%
100
565
•-
19
103
91
939
9,242
1,979
2,224
12
pf.100
2,737
30
9
11
5
59
8%
3
12
4
30
566
20
299
60
12%
3%
3
10
*
140
3,179
10
5
*
10
140
59
16%
*
190
75
3
10
Mar. 30
12% May 11
98
Mar. 30
May 20 200
2
May 25
Mar. 14
1
8
May 20
139
Jan.
13
Feb.
18
6% Jan.
20
20
Yellow & Checker Cab Co—
955
*
No
par
value.
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1.50
6%
9%
1%
5
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5
5
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5
Detroit Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
PRICES ON
RANGE OF
AGGREGATE SALES.
May 31
PRICES IN MAY.
DETROIT
•
Jan. 2
Since
In
May.
Jan.
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
■tf'i
261,314
1,764,909
157,962
1,147,161
Shares
Jan. 1 to
1931.
1932.
Stock Sales.
May
STOCKS;
1.
Lowest.
May 31.
Mat, 2.
1932.
Lowest.
Highest.
Highest.
i
Shares.
i
Shares.
1,065
1,820
603
100
14,464
55,793
9,841
.
400
n
600
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1
t
——
t
2,265
;
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2K
♦
Class B
Auto Pan & Bearing com
Bower Roller
Bearing......*
*
Briggs Mfg Co common
5K
IK
18
1
8
5
—-
Detroit 8c Clevel NaT com..10
3
115
2K
100
Detroit Motor But........10
520 Detroit Steel Prod
•
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...
8 K Sate
11K Sale
13 M Sale
7K
—
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com
10
3K
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216
10
616 Federal Screw Works
25
18,263
3,789
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155
216,572
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232
4,610
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4,616
420
405
.
2,054 Kermath Mfg Co
900 Mesta Machine
11,984
2,265
320
50
300
10,876
9,164
2,445
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40
5X May
7
3K May
9
85K May 11
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5
May 31
11
May 27
13 X May 27
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2X May
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12 X May
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4
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11
19
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24 May
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6
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1
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3
May
27
16
4
17
26
27
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7
X May
6
2K May 19
1*4 May
5
6K May
5
24 May
2
4K May
4
X May 25
Sale
8Jf May 31
10K May 11
3 X Sale
3X May
5
5
May 25
6*4 May 25
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May 11
3K May
5
7X May 19
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5
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2
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11X
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31
27
17
26
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13
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14 *4 May
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5
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16
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1
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13
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30
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27K May 10
3K May
6
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6
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Class A
*
100
212 Walker 8c Co units.........
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5
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7X
5
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17
10
60,675 Warner Aircraft Corp com..*
1,344 Wolverine Portl Cem com..10
5,375
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14
8
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10
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6
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19
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Jan.
3K Feb.
Apr.
6
7
3
Mar.
27
20 K Feb. 19
4K Jan.
11
Jan.
12
1
24K Jan. 14
X Jan. 20
IK Mar. 15
4K Jan. 12
85c
Feb.
1
4K Jan.
7
3K Feb. 13
10K Mar. 2
4
Mar.
11K Jan.
10
Feb.
7
9
18
1
X Jan. 11
2K Mar. 4
12K Jan.
20
18X Jan.
14
5K Mar. 18
11K Feb.
19K Jan.
15c. Apr.
10c. Jan.
6K Jan.
6K Jan.
29
9
27
5
21
21
26
6K Jan.
16
*4 May 17
2
16
„
_
2K May 26
IK Apr. 19
Mar.
Feb.
9K Mar.
2
2
3
Jan.
2
*4 May 28
23
Jan.
14
IK May 13
X May 4
2
Jan.
12
14
K Feb. 19
IK Apr.
8
11*4 Apr. 14
20K May 31
2K Feb.
8
IK Apr.
8
5K Jan.
19K Jan.
30c
Jan.
13 4 Apr.
Mar. 17
19K Mar. 22
IK
27 K
4
3K
6
18
Jan.
6
May 10
Jan.
8
May
6
Mar.
11
25
5
Feb.
8
Jan.
15
.,
Jan.
15
May 10
6K Mar. 8
6K Mar. 8
2
Mar.
1
1
Feb.
15
Jan.
5
5
11
May
4
2K Apr. 25
72
Mar. 16
14
5
75
2
K Apr. 21
3K Apr. 13
10K Mar. 21
10
Mar. 21
19
10K
K
*4
K
Jan. 25
May
3
Apr. 29
Feb. 24
12
Jan.
5
Mar. 29
Jan. 14
Mar.
4
19
May 11
4X May 26
16
5
„
4
16
2
May
May 31
May 27
3 K Mar.
4
8
4
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
W Mar.
5
4X
*
6
11
19
10
4
10
5
1
•
K May 19
1
Mar. 24
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
IX
1
8K
•
10
8*4 May 31
Jan.
....
10X
34 Sale
14 X Sale
3
3X
X
2
4X
5X
1 Xt :
2
16 X
17 X
.100
Class B
11,534
2,681 Universal Product com
100 Vortex Cup Co common
„
May 31
11
May 27
13 X May 27
20
2
10
17
X
10 H Sale
2X
14 K
22 X
*
Axle com.........10
Preferred..
IK Apr.
X May 25
5
May 11
May 19
X May 25
1*4
Prices.
Jan.
IK
K
5H
10 K
UK
12K
15K
3K
IK
14K
6K
2
Jan.
1
9
IX Sale
13
com.....*
com
3K May 31
IK May 31
1
Sale
4
4K May 31
8K Mar. 5
Jan. 20
2K Mar. 16
70
May 31 120 4 Jan. 20
Jan. 14
3
2K Apr. 13
Jan. 20
2
1
Jan. 15
Feb.
2
15
14X Feb.
34 Apr. 12
Apr. 12
Mar. 23
X Mar. 28
15c
II" "18
IX
3
6K Sale
•
May
2K May
*4 May
5K May
3
Apr.
12
12
17
25
26
31
27
26
"
16
12
12
_
11
2X Sale
'ZZZZmi
3
999 Universal Cooler class A....*
______
Sale
33
Automatic
7,385 Tlmken
■
Sale
Preferred..
Silent
130 Third Nat Investors
10
3
70
Sale
10
IX
*
com..
533 Square D class A
Class B
738
100 Sutherland Paper com
100
3K
84
4X May 31
3
May 16
70
May 31
Apr.
May
Mar.
Jan.
May
May
May
5
6 X May
7K May 10
9
May
2
2X May
2
X May 11
8
May 13
4K May 11
Sale
Prices
IX
X
X
5K
5*4
3K
6 *4
5*4 May 26 "7K May"
34 May 31
6*4 May 27
5
May 26
2X May
2
*4 May 16
5% May 12
314 May 3
9
10
com
Second Nat Investors
25
414
mmmmmm
6
*
2.220 River Raisin Paper com
"5,116
Sale
110 Pittsburgh Forglngs com
*
com
...10
2,597
1,350
430
10
Sate
10,961 Reo Motor
"25
4K Sale
5X
3X
............
640
"2",367
4
Y
9
3
10 K
1
com..
71,041
61,898 Parke Davis 8c Co
7,931 Parker Rust Proof com
220
810
1K
4K
*
Packard Motor Co
"
1,515
Class B
X
3K
5
595 National Steel Co com......*
*
1,675 Outboard Motors class A
300
r
9
com..—
141,941 Murray Corp common....
2,815 National Investors com
100
I
4K
Sale
1*4 May 18
X May 12
2
"~3K Sale
18
200 Muller Bakeries class A com.*
100
13,530
Wheel
Sale
K Sale
5
Motor Products Corp com...*
Motor
6
4X
Sale
4K Jan.
22 K
...10
483 Motor Bankers Corp com...*
116
IX
15
*
...
com
Preferred.
........10
80
10
327 Miles Detroit Theatre
-
60
*
common
1,375 Michigan Sugar
X
"34 "I
Price*.
*
common
2,155 Mahon (R C) conv pref
3.395 McAleer Mfg com
------
1,475
com......
Convertible preferred-.—*
495
20,820 Kresge (S S) Co com.......10
675
800
9
IX
195 Kalamazoo Stove com......*
50 Kirsch Co
i
2k
I
9
10
2.210 Hoover Steel Ball com
5K Sale
2%
5
X
IX
Sale
Sale
2
....10
com
2X
Prices
*
_*
4,521 General Parts common
Convertible preferred-—*
860
21,834 Graham-Paige Motor com..*
3,184 Grand Rap Metal Craft.....*
12,789 Hall Lamp com..
~
14
3}
2
Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
50 Gemmer Mfg Co class A
100 Gen Fdy 8c Machine units
2,470
1
Class B
_*
86
803 Fourth Nat Investors com__l
31
6K
7
;■
7X
9
i Sale
Sale
1*4 May 18
X May 12
1
~4X "5"
Sale
3
*
com
6X
r 2
4*
Safe*
5K
7X
Sale
2
3,455 Eaton Manufac'g Co com—*
17,933 Ex-Cello Aircraft 8c Tool....*
1,330 Federal Mogul common.....*
*
3,922 Federal Motor Truck com
1,140
1
JL A*
100 Dolphin Paint & Yarn cl A..*
Class B
*
;
IX
X
2
3K
210
.
IX
X
7K
Delsel Wemmer Gilbert com 10
Detroit Edison com
Ask.
Ask. Bid
Bid.
1
•
*
Baldwin Rubber class A
160 Detroit Gray Iron Fdy com.*
______
2,631
,
*
Alloy Steel claaa A
*
2,870 Continental Motors com
3,114 Copeland Products Inc
,.*
1,366 Crowley-Mllner 8c Co com.
385
.
!
Ask.
Burroughs Adding Mach
*
78,377 Chrysler Corp common...—*
-V
375 Consolidated Paper com...10
10
i.;
Par.
Jan.
IK Jan.
Jan.
8
2
7
18
10K Mar. 21
Mar. 21
Jan. 13
IK Mar.
1
IK Jan. 22
IK Jan.
9
BANKS.
15,338
*
63,237
31
Sale
9,891
58,183
16 K
Sale
No par value,
o
Sold for cash,
x
Ex-dividends.
y
Ex-rights.
19
8X
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
12 *4 May 31
5X Sale
5K May 27
20
12*4 May 31
5K May 27
37 K Jan.
19K Jan.
15
14
General
Quotations
AND STOCKS
OF BONDS
•
/
this publication
In the earlier part of
General Quotations we
those dealt in
complete records of the dealings on the leading stock exchanges
calendar year to date, are furnished. In this department
of securities
'
■'
Pag®
69
Steam Railroad Stocks
—73
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds..........—91
Joint Stock Land Bank Stocks
91
Pederal Land Bank Bonds
92
Real Estate Bonds
100
Investment Trust Stocks and Bonds......74
Steam Railroad Bonds.—.
—
...
Pa«* I
fS'
75
Public Utility Stocks.
80
Industrial & Miscellaneous Bonds
83
Industrial & Miscellaneous Stocks........87
Exchange Seats
85
T Stile Manufacturing Stocks...
..86
Mining Stocks..
...
..86
Public Utility
possible for the closing dag of the month
Interest in addition to the
there beany,
"/" prefixed to bond prices denotes that the
price, he must pay accrued
default, the
Safe
and Municipal
Municipal Bonds
Canadian
Foreign Government
i Quotations for equipment bonds are based on average
conv" for convertible,
maturities
Stock prices marked
nominal, but in all
used, via.; "M" for mortgage, "g" for gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end"
land grant, "op" for optional.
interest period Indicates the month when the bonds mature.
3
40
—
J
Alabama Great Southern—
3
* 1/100
*
J
1948
1946
Ai
Bait A Harris g 5s 1936
102
1st M West Ext g 5s 1938
Baltimore A Ohio—
20
8
14
3
-.
Alabama A Vlcksburg By—
1st M g 5s 1974 series A__M<J
103
(fioo
)// 99
*
65
60
3
72
3
14
13M
8M
3
6
4
B
9
9
80 M
76M
I iscell—
J
Eq tr 6s 1932-35 (s-a)—JA.
Ark A Mem Ry Brge A Term-
13
18M
5
85
92
85
3
61
57
Asheville A Spartanburg—S U k
Ool 1st M g gu 4s 1955-—J& J
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe—
3
deb 4M»
1948-.
76
60
68 M
*
of 09 due 55 oi
of 1905 due '55
75M
v
60
63
66 H
3
63
82
3
3
85M
80~"
9
Series B.
J
Ry-
Atlanta A Charlotte
84
125
1/H5
-
Athens Terminal
71
70M
v
.j
lb
Air Line—
79
*
JAJ
1959—JAJ
Bay-
M 5 Ms 1929 extd as 5'
to May 1954
MA
Atlantic Coast Line Co of ConnCots Indebt 5s Irredeem.JA
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
28
34
31
7.00
7.00
7.00
6.50%
6.50%
6.50%
7.00
6.50%
7.00
6.50%
45
43
47
37
100
71
JAJ
JAJ
51M
51
65
70
96M
90
1951—AAO
elllngham Bay A British Col—
Beech Ork Ext 3Ms
85
1st g 5s Dec 1 1932-— -JAD
elt RR A Stk Yds (Ind'p'lls)—
85
80
lstjref gold 4a 1939--—--MAN
80
%JU
rxiUdUJ
OS
A Ml
70
scell.
70
OLl
JAD
5s June 1942
5s July 1 1938
4 Ms July 1937
4Ms impt 1978
4s May 1 1933 gu
"160 M
65
4s
25
34
4s May 1 1935 gu
May 1 1934 gu
65
JAJ
-JAJ
-FAA
N Y O.MAN
N Y O-MAN
N Y O-MAN
67
60
60
86
85
81
60
:
b
ft Basis.
6 75
/This Price Includes accrued
JAJ
56M
6%
Interest,
k Last sale.
{London,
n
Impt—See In
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh—
General 5s g 1937
MAS
Cong 4 Ms 1957
MAN
Eq 6s ser K 1933 (s-a; —FAA
Buff A Susquehanna RR Corp—
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
JAJ
Rapids A North—
5s g '34—AAO
Pac 5s'44 FAA
Cam A Clear—1st 5s g 1941.JAJ
Gen M g 4s 1955
FAA
Cambria A Ind 1st 4M" '68—JAJ
Eq tr 5 Ms 1932-38 (year) MAN
Canada Atl 1st 4s 1955
JAJ
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A. AAO
Can Nat Rys 4Mb 1954-MAS 15
Burl Cedar
Con 1st A coll tr
Butte Anaconda A
60
60
80
JAJ 15
Brook A Mon 2d 5s 1938-— JAD
Brun A West 1st 4s 1938——JAJ
Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941
JAJ
65
Beech Or 1st 4s g gu 1936—JAJ
2d guar gold 5s 1936——JAJ
Nominal,
/
7%
8%
7%
7%
8%
60
60
60
Gen m 6s 1933
60
Bay O A B O 1st M g 3s 1989.JAD
Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938
JAJ
52 H
8%
Roch 4-5s 1945
4s Oct 1 1934
AAO
Bos A N Y A L 1st 4s g 1956-FAA
Boston Rev Beach A Lynn—
1st m 4 Ms July 15 1947-JAJ15
60
70"
48 M
Wor Nashua A
8t Johns RIv Ext gu 5s '39.FAA
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43-AAO
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39--FAA
*89 JAD
46 M
45
1942--
60
90
70
Aug
3s July 1950
6s Jan 1 1933.—
1943--AAO
IUSVUU
\
FAA
JAJ
JAJ
Equip 5 Ms 1932-1937 (yr) FAA
Eq tr 6s 1932-38 (year)—JAD
4s
1st ref 5s 1961
40
38
85
m
Bluff Poinr Land A
^
i
—-
MAS
MAN
AAO
4Mb 1961 ser JJ
Eq 4Ma 1933-1943 (yr)—AAO
Boat A Maine (old) 4M«
JAJ
4a Feb 1 1937
FAA
1st
65
80M
)
—
5s May 1940-1st m 5a 1967 ser AO
1st m 5s 1955 ser 2
65
MAN
75
50
J
1st
34 M
16
30"
I
1938
65 M
32 M
82
J
)
6s,
*
5s Jan 1943
60
....
J
Atlanta A St Andrews
61
65
1950
Bat Creek A S 1st gu g 3s
3
1
23 M
-—
1943
5s May
5a Mar 1942
89
15
65
5s Apr 19445s Jan 1946
89
59 M
65
4s-5s April 1947
50
40
MAN
MAN
Eq tr 5s 1932-37 (yr)—FAA £
Eq tr 5s 1933-38 (yr)
FAA15
Eq tr 6a *33-'35 (yr)-—JAJ 151&
Pittsb Lake Erie A W Va—
Refund gold 4s 1941
MAN
Piscat DIv g 5s Jan
1
Ask.
"5s June 1945
98
FAA
A.JAD
O.JAD
Ref A gen 5s 2000 ser D—MAS
Eq tr 4Ms 1932-40 (yr)—MAN &
Eq tr 4M» *33-'41 O (yr)--FAA &
Bangor A Aroostook—
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943
Cons refund g 4s 1951
Medford Ext 5s 1937
15
80
Oonv g 4Ha 1960
Ref A gen 5s 1995 series
Ref A gen 6s 1995 series
Toledo A Oin Div 4s
3
Boston
"7H
1st M 4s g July 1 1948—AAO
1st M 5s July 1 1948
AAO
Oonv 4Mb 1933 red 1923-MAS
S W DIv 1st 5s
Boston
60
1
Ref 3 Ms 1952 gu
if*
-JAJ
1949—AAO
83 M Aug Term 1st gu g 6s 1947-.AAO
Aus A NW 1st 5s g 1941
JAJ
103
Augusta Union Stat 4s 1953-JAJ
—.
{Concluded)—
1951
JAJ
N Y O-AAO
A Lowell 4Ms Feb '33-JAJ
A Maine (new) 5s Sept '41
3Ms Jan
6%
6%
6.75
6.75
1948—JAJ
2d g 4s 1948
,Atl A Yad 1st gu g 4s
79
3
Alabama N Orl TAP June—
"A" deb 5s g *40 red 'lO.Mi
"B" deb g 5s *40 red '10-M*
Atl A Danville 1st 4s
70
f
Bid.
Boston A Albany
.
Eq 6s 1933-1935 (yr)—JAJ 15 &
Eq 4M" 1933-'41 E (yr).FAA|&
Atlantic Coast Line of S CJ-—
Gen 1st g 4s July 1948——JAJ
80
75
bonds.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
35
3
3
Albany A Susq 3Ms gold
(conv before 1916) gu
Alleghany Corp—
for endorsed, "cons" for consolidated
marked "f" end income and defaulted
Atlantic Coast Line RR (Concl)
Adirondack 1st 4 Ms 1942
Akron A Barb Belt g 4s 19
Ak Oant A Youngst—
Gen Income 6s Oct
interest" except where
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
RAILROAD BONDS
lst
bonds and bonds in
in the letters showing the
NOTICE.—All bond prices ere "end
Conv
York Steck
accrued interest forms part of the price, and
already stated in the case of income
"si" for sinking fund. "1 g" for
The black-faced type
Oonv g 4s
Oonv g 4s
...93
"and dividend"; that is, the accrued dividend must be paid in addition to the price.
All others are per cent except bank stock prices, which are quoted per share unless otherwise stated.
borne in mind in the use of these tables that the quotations for many Inactive and unlisted securities are merely
are obtained from sources which are considered reliable.
^ The following abbreviations are often
•
.......94
preceding the date of issue. As the New
Quotations for guaranteed stocks are
the figures
Bonds.—...92
Bonds
thus (d) are per share.
cases
86-112
87
Deposit Stocks—87
...
and Land Stocks.
United Statef
quotation is a flat price—-that is. that the
have to provide for it separately In making payment.
As
price Is always "flat," and no designating mark Is employed to indicate the fact.
It should be
Page
; '
Stocks and Scrip
Title Guarantee and
Includes the Interest, should
The letter
_'
Real Estate Trust
adopted the same method and no longer employ a designating
will understand, therefore, that unless the letter
is prefixed
price. This, however, does not apply to Income bonds or bonds in default. In which cases
2 1909 to quote all bond prices "and interest." we have
fact except where there is a deviation from this rule.
The reader
therefore the purchaser does not
.
Vv..y :"v;Insurance
...
Quotations from all Stock Exchanges are as near as
the price
Bonds
index
-
Exchange began with Jan.
%• the
The following is an
also leading unlisted and inactive securities.
quoteds
the exchanges, but
on
to the different classes
mark to Indicate the
of
of
combine in one comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions, not only
the latest month and for the
the country, for
1957
4MB 1968
4Ms
4Ms guar 1951
4 Ms guar 1956
4Ms guar 1955
40-yr 5a guar 1970
JAJ
.— -JAD
MAS.
FAA
JAD 15
FAA
JAJ
AAO
1969
1969
Eq tr 4 Ms 1932-1942 (gu) MAN
Eq tr 4Ma 1932-45(ann)
JAD
Canadian Northern—
3 F deb 7s 1940JAD
5s guar
5a guar
1946
JAJ
10-yr g 4Ms Feb 15 1935.FAA
Winnipeg Term 4s 1939
JAJ
9 F deb 6 Ms
s Sale price.
80
75
65
60
Ml
A
70
65
scell.
83
29
99
60
55
65
90
80
70
7%
60
80
78 M
77M
75M
77
77
79 H
83 X
83" "
83
8%
8%
95 M
96 H
91M
70
RAILROAD BONDS
.
NOTIOE.—'Ill bona pnoei are "and Interest"
except where marked
Bonds
Bid.
Canadian N W 4%s Oct 221943—
Canadian Pacific—
80
Gone deben 4s perpetual. _J& J
20-yr coll tr 4 Ms 1946
MAS
Oofl tr 5s Apr 15 1934
A&O
Ask.
51
65%
67
72
55
70
74%
7%
7.50
7.50
Oaro Cent 1st g gu 4s 1949--J&J /
Oaro Clinch & Ohio 5s 1938—J&D
let cons 6s 1952 ser A-J&SD15
Bq 6s Jan 15 '33-*35 (yr) J&J15
Eq 6%s 1933-36 ser J (yr) M&S
EqI 6Mb 1932-36 K (yr)„A&0
6
Eq4
'32-'42 (yr.) ser A M&N
Ohlc ~~
Pac Ry
82
67
6
Bq tr 4%s 1940-1945 s-a.J&D
-
51M
80"
70
85
t
Equip 5s 1932-1937 s-a.-A&O
Bq 5s 1932-1933 s-a—-J&D
Bq tr 6s 1933-'35 (yrly).J&J15
7c
6%
7%
Cart & Adir 1st 4s 1981
J&D
Oatawlssa cons g 4s 1948—A&O
6%
70
77"
84
40
45
10
35
50%
60
7
7
Gent Ark & Ea 1st 6s 1940
op J&J
OentrBr Un Pac 1st g 4a *48.J&D
Oentral of Georgia—
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945—P&A
6%
m
M&N
gen 5s
1959
ser
19%
15
C„A&O
Bq tr 4Mb *33-'40 ser P(yr)M&S
Bq tr 4Mb '32-,40serQ(yr)M&N
Bq tr 5s 1932-*38 (yrly)__J&D
7.25
7.25
7.25
Ghat Div gold 4s 1951—J&D
Macon & Nor g 5s 1946—J&J
15
17
6.25%
50 M
15'
40
Gent New Eng 1st
qu 4s 1961 J&J
Oentral of New Jersey—
59%
Gen M (now 1st) g 5s 1987 J&J
Gen M 4s 1987
J&J
Bq tr 6s '33-'35 (yrly)—J&J15
_
E?
75
6.30
4 M"i 1932-'41 (yr)-F&A
Oentral Pacific—
let ref 4s g guar 1949
F&A
1st g guar 4s Oct 11954—A&O
Guar g 5s 1960
F&A
_
m
52%
European loan 4s 1946-M&S
9%
9%
Ref & Impt 4Mb *95 aer B J&J
Bq tr 4Mb *32-'40 W (yr)_7
~ 6
74%
Potts Creek 4a 1946
6.25
6.25
6.25
6.25
6.25
'89-J&J
80
54"
J&J
g
'41.M&S
Elevator Co g 4s gu 1938--A&O
West PocOorp 1st
4Ms*45 F&A
Chesapeake & Ohio Northern—
1st M 5s 1945 guar
A&O
Ohesterfleid & Lane 1st 5s '55F&A /
°Wci & Alton 1st
3Ms 1950—J&J /
RR refunding g 3s
1949—A&O /
Equip trust 6s Jan 15 '32-'35
g
(yearly)
J&J15
Chicago Burlington & Quincy—
Gen M 4s 1958
M&S
6
85
8%
73
9%
35%
35
95
97
Olev Colum Cin &
98
98
30"
16
3
50
3%
80
68
8%
8%
8%
45
36
48
50
62
72
Gen M 4%s'87stpdlnctaxM&N
Gen M 4 Ms'87 stpd inc tax M&N
60
Sinking fund deb 5s 1933.M&N
55
,
67
62
55%
63
29
2l"
8M
23%
27
9
65
—
65
40
vvw.
>
Amended
qi
-T
7JO
1st
HI*
con
upv.
4 Ms
.
/
IVI
6%
1982
_
/
5
3
Ext at 5M% to 1961
Frem Elk & Mo V 6s 1933—
Galv Houston & Henderson-
Ga & Ala 5a Oct 1945
J&J f
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948-J&D f
Ga Oaro & N 1st 5s g 1929--J&J
Ext at 6% to July 1 1934
J
-
1st M 6s 1946 ser A
Ctfs of depositInc deb 6s 1952
73%
Deb g 6s Sept 1 1936
6Ms 1936
50
17%
W4*
26
15
75"
70
97"
90
12
9
35
25%
50
55
55
94%
91
94
50
8.50
50
50
62
J&J
J&D
J&J
Eq tr 4Mb 1932-1939
M&S
7%
Eq tr 4Mb 1932-1940 D (yr)J&J
7%
Eq tr 5s 1932-1938 (yr)..M&S
7%
Western Fruit Express
Eq 5s J'ne 15'32-'39 (yr) J&D 67.50%
Eq tr 4 Ms 1932-1940-J&D 67.50%
Great Northern Ry of Canada—
Cons 4s 1934 opt to 1914—A&O
65
Greenb Ry 1st g gu 4s '40-M&N
87%
Green Bay & West debt certs A—
20
Deb ctfs B
1%
Ouantanamo & Western—
„
ser
A
J&J
14
6
5Ms 1950 ser B
A&O
1st 5s 1950 Series O
A&O
Gulf & Ship Island RR—
1st ref & term g 5s Feb '52-J&J
42
Gulf Terminal of Mobile—
1st mtge g 4s 1957 gu
J&J
50
60
RLarl R & Portch—See N Y N
H&Ha rtford
Hoboken RR & Term Co—
1st lien s f 6s 1947
..M&S
7
26
2
79%
55
MM
8%
80
2%
66
80
75
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
35
con g
m
80
35
1st M 6s 1958
con g
f This price includes accrued Int. k
Last sale. I In Lsndon.
80
Guayaquil & Quito 1st 5s '32 J&J2
8
1st
J&J
•
8.50
60
F&A k
Gen 4Mb 1977 ser E
80
93
64
79
100
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
1st 5s Mar 1 1964
i
ICO HO
M&S
Gen M 5s 1973 ser G
Gen 4 M« 1976 ser D
87
4s 1936
J&J
4Mb 1936
J&J
Denver & Salt Lake Ry—
1st mtge 6s 1950
Inc mtge 6s 1960
Des M & Ft D 1st 4s 1935--J&J
Certificates of deposit
Des Plaines Val 4M» 1947--M&S
Det & Mack pr lien 4s 1995-J&D
Mortgage gold 4s 1995
J&D
Det R Tun 4Ms 1961 gu.__M&N
i
70"
A&O
Grand Trunk West 4s £ 1950-J&J
1st g gu 4s $ July 1 1950—J&J
b
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 *32-'43 (yr)
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947—J&D
Great Northern—
Gen M 7s 1936 series A
J&J
1st & ref g 4%s '61 opt '41. J&J
Gen M 5%s 1952 ser B—J&J
61
ser B.A&O
Bq tr 4 M» 1932-42 (yr)__M&N
Denver & Rio Grande—
i
A&O
Sink fund g deb 7s 1940--A&O
A&O
Ref & lmpt 5s 1978
•
ii
15
F&A f
Mountain Sec 4s 1955
A&O
Lake Sup Div 4s 1955
A&O
Grand Trunk Ry of Canada—
1st & ref gold 4s 1943
M&N
15-yr g 5%s May 1 '37—M&N
Eq 6s Jan 15 *33-'35(yr) J&J15
Denver & Rio Grande Western—
Gen income 5s Aug '55
F&A
i
i
•
55
34%
100
D Rlv RR & B gu
g 4s 1936-F&A
Del R Ter p m g 5s 1942
M&N
Ex p mon g 5s 1942
J&J
*
tit
f
1st M 3s 1962.
—J&J
1st 4s Feb 25 '39 Alg gu.M&N
1st 4s Feb 15 *42 Alg gu.M&N
Gen 4s 1962 Can Gov gu_.J&J
Prairie 8ection 4s 1955—A&O
99%
-
M&N
Ga RR & Bkg ref 6s 1951—A&O
4s Jan 1 1947
J&J
70
29
Dayton Union 4s 1949
J&J
Dawson Ry & Coal 5s 1951--J&J
Delaware R.R.—
General 4Mb 1932
J&J
20
Georgia & Florida RR—
C..A&0
M&N
8%
10
Grand Rlv Valley 4s 1959--M&S
Grand Trunk Pacific—
1st
70"
75
1
Gouv & Osw 1st 5s g 1942—J&D
r R & Ind ext 4
Ms 1941—J&J
2d 4s 1936
A&O
64
80
Delaware & Hudson—
Oonv 5s 1935.
56
3]
2]
Eq tr 4 %s 1932-1939 s-a.M&N b
f 5 Ms 1972 series A—A&O
1st M s f 5s 1973 ser B
A&O
Del & Bound Br 3%s 1955-F&A
60
36
Fla So 1st g gn 4s 1945
J&J
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
J&J
Fonda Johnstown & Gloversv
Deb 5s 1952---
*
51
55
M&N
75
Dal & Waco 1st gu 5s 1940-M&N
Danb & Norwalk 4s 1955
J&D
33
15M
30
Certificates of deposit
Bq 4Mb '32-'35 G (s-a)—A&O
Eq 4Mb *32-'41 H (s-a)—M&S
1st M & ref 6s 1952
Ga Mid 1st g 3s 1946
s
Imp & equip 5s I960
99%
75%
Georgia Fla & Ala RR—
Cuba RR 1st g 5s 1952
J&J
1st 1 & ref g 7%s '36 ser A-J&D
1st 1 & ref 6s 1936 ser B—J&D
93
7.50%
7.50%
40
95
Connecting Ry (Phila)—
1st M gu 4s Mar 15* 51-M&S15
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 5 Ms *42-J&D
30
-
Florida Oentral & Peninsula—
1st cons 5s gold 1943
J&J
Florida East Coast 4Ms '59-J&D
1st & ref 5s 1974
M&S
90
50"
95
-
77
6%
Gen & ref 4Mb 1977 ser A.F&A
Oleve Short L 4Mb 1961
A&O
ser
15%
60"
96
Ser B 4Mb gen gtd 1942—A&O
Int red to 3M%
Ser O 3 Ms gen gtd 1948—M&N
Ser D 3Ms gen gtd 1950—F&A
1st a f 4Ms 1977
16
87
75
95
70
75
"7%
_
15
82
•
(May '32 and May 37 coup)
Fort Dodge Des Moines & Sou
Indlanap—
Cleveland Terminal & Valley—
1st 4s gold guar 1995
M&N
Cleveland Union Terminals—
»
15%
68
Conn & Pass 1st g 4s 1943--A&O
Conn River gold 4s 1943
M&S
25
m>
26%
52
■
Eq 4%s '32-'41 LL (s-a)-M&S 68.50%
Eq tr 4Mb 1932-43 (s-a)„M&S 18.50%
Penncollg4s Feb 11951—F&A
Erie & Jersey s f 6s 1955
75
J&J
Erie & Pittsburgh—
Gen gu g 3Ms ser B 1940--J&J
87%
Series O 1940
85%
J&J
85
European & N A gold 4a 1933 J&J
Fitchburg 5s Jan 1 1934
J&J
4Mb Jan 1933
J&J
79%
93
22"
m'mmm
A&O
A&O
Series D 1953
Ref & impt m 5s 1967—M&N
Ref & mtge m 5s 1975
A&O
Eq tr 6s 1933-35 (year)_J&J15
*"v
85
42%
30
1953
7i%
g
—
Stmpd non-pay Fed Inc tax
Gen M 5s *87 stpd inc tax M&N
7%
90
1st m 4s 1940
F&A
Col & Hock Val ext 4s 1948 A&O
Col & Tol 1st g 4s 1955 —F&A
45
32%
mm
Series B
75*1
I*
Eq tr 6s 1933-35(year)
J&J 15
Columbia & Port Deposit—
18"
„
b Basis,
30%
Gen cons gold 6s 1934
J&J
Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling—
Cons now 1st 5s 1933---A&O
Gen M 5s 1936
J&D
Oleve & Mah Val g 5s 1938.J&J
Clev & Marietta 4 Ms 1935.M&N
^
31%
90
/
29%
90
Bq 4Mb '32-'43 E & F (yr).J&J
Bq 4 Mb *32-*41 G & H(yr)_J&J
Equip tr 6a 1933-35 (yr)_J&J15
Equip tr fa 32-'40 ser B(yr)F&A
Chicago & North Western—
Gen M 3%s g 1987
M&N
;
8
Coal Rlv Ry 1st 4s gu '45
J&D
Colorado & Southern
Ref M g 4 Ms May 1 '35- -M&N
General mtge 4Ms 1980--M&N
35
Gen 4Mb May *89 ser E—J&J
Gen M 4%s May '99 aerF.J&J
15-year 6 Ms Mar 1936—M&S
1st & ref 5s May 2037
J&D
1st & ref 4Ms
May 2037--J&D
let & ref 4Mb May 2037C J&D
Oonv g 4Mb 1949 ser A—M&N
70
70
28"
}36 opt J&D
Chic & J O Ry 1st 5s
1936-— J&J
Chicago Lake Shore & Eastern—
^ H,®mPA,GuIf 5® 1940-J&J
74%
79]
gu 5s
°Wc Milw St Paul & Pac RR—
50-yr 5s 1975 series A
F&A
Oonv adj 5s Jan 2000
A&O
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989-—J&J
Gen g 3 Ms B May 1 1989-J&J
Gen 4%s May '89 series C.J&J
55
4s 1940—F&A
'40-M&S
White W V Div 1st 4a '40-J&J
Equip to 6s 1932-1935
1st
68]
A.M&N
4Ms 1969 opt 1919-J&D
70
45
Spr & Col Div 4s 1st
85%
7%
1st & gen16s
May *66 ser B J&J
Equip tr 6s *33-*35 (yr)._J&Jl5
Gen M gold 4s 1987
79
78
J&J
Chicago & Erie
M
7%
M&N
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B„J&J
Ref M g 4s 1947 series
O..J&J
1st & gen 5s 1966 series
cons guar g
89
55
1st gold
Ref & imp M 5s "63 ser D..J&J
Ref & lmpt 4 Ms ser E 1977. J&J
Cairo Div 1st g 4s 1939—J&J
O W & M Div 1st 4s g '91-J&J
St L Div lstcoltrg4s'90M&N
42
74%
let consol 6s gold 1934—A&O
5s 1st g *82-M&N
Income 5s Oct 1982
Ohlc Grt West 1st 4s
1959—M&S
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry
Con mtge g 4s 1956
guar-J&J
Chicago Indlanap & Louisville—
Ref M g 6s 1947 series A..J&J
77
1st M 5s 2020 ser B
_J&J
Clearfield Bitum Coal—See Ind & Misc.
Clear & M 1st 5s g gu 1943--J&J
Cleveland Akron & Columbus—
75
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
VP*
70
Olncin North 1st g 4s 1951—J&J
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
1st M 4Mb 2020 ser A
J&J
79"
37%
73%
78
4s July 1 1949
Monon Coal
99%
70"
1ft & ref g 5s 1971 ser A..F&A
Illinois Div 3 Ms *49
op *29 J&J
Ohlc & East 111 (new
co)—
M 5s May 1951
70„
60
Cleveland & Pittsburgh—
Ser A 4Ms gen gtd 1942-—J&J
1st & ref 4Ms ser B
1977-F&A
.
79%
5 75%
5.75%
5.75%
5.75%
5.75%
99 M
J&J
R & A Div 1st con
g 4s
4s 1989
Warm Spr Val 1st 5s
97
96
107
95
60
70
b
57
A&O
Prior lien gold 4s 1996
J&J
Gen lien gold 4s 1996
J&J
Oonv gold 4s 1953 ser A—A&O
*•1#
50"
F&A
55
1950-J&J
1st & ret 5s 1965—
„
55
M&N
75
90
19
M&S
Oin Leb & Nor 4s 1942
Cine & Musk Val 4s 1948
Oin N O & Tex Pac
Ry—
70
80
1st 6s mSse&tont
4%
Income 5s 286Z
A&O
El Paso & R 11st gu 5s 1951-J&J
El Paso & S W RR—
Brie-
86
Ry—
guar 4s 1953
A&O
O IS L & O 1st 4s
g Aug '36—Q-F
Oln Ind & West 1st 5s
1965-M&N
„
22
72
85
95
106" "
J&J
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
Consol gold 5s 1952
M&N
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton—
General 5s gold 1942
J&D
2d mtge gold 4Mb 1937
J&J
Cine Ind & St L Sh Line
18
60
80
32
89
Guar gold 5s 1944
J&D
Chicago & Western Indiana—
Consol gold guar 4s 1952—J&J
M&N
Consol 1st
72%
15%
68
g 5s 1956
M&N
Elgin Jol & East 5s 1941—M&N
Elmira & Williamsport—
99%
26
14
J&J
4%s 1940—J&D
East Tenn Va & Georgia—
_
81
75
90
100
1st gold 5s 1937
5a 1935
„
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
Ms 1963—J&J
Olev Cine Ohic & St Louis—
General 4s gold 1993
J&D
Gen M 5s ser B 1993
J&D
Ref & imp M 6s '41 ser O..J&J
75
62
Bq tr 5s 33-*38 (yr)
6
M<!
Bq tr 5Ms '32-'37 (yrly)__«
6
Bq tr 6s 1933-'35 (yrly)_J&_ 6
Bq 6Ms 1932-'35 (ann)—J&D 6
Craig Valley 1st 5s g 1940-J&J
11
1st M 5s 1963 series B
J&J
1st M 6Ms series O 1963—J&J
1st
72
da
96
,
8%
8%
60
66
21
50
95
Dutchess Co RR
Eastern Ry of Minnesota—
Nor Div 1st g 4a 1948
A&O
Eastern Tenn & West N C—
20
opt J&D
Eq tr 5s 1932-38 (yr)—A&O
104
1st cons g 5s 1939
B
General 4Ms gold 1992—]
Ref & impt 4 Ma 1993 serA i
„
35
Iron Co—See I nd & M lac.
Chesapeake Corp—See Misc Bon
Chesapeake & Ohio—
con
54 M
45*
Ghat R & South g 5s 1947—J&J
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu.J&J
2d
5.80%
63
32%
OentRR & Bkg 5s 1937
M&N
Oentral Vermont Ry—
Bq tr 5s Apr 26 1932 s-a—A&O
Bq tr 5e Dec 14 32 *44 (yr)
Ohar & Sav gen 7s 1936
J&J
Oharl & W Oar 1st 5s 1946—A&O
Ohateaugay Ore &
v. 76
80
6.50
Hi%
7.75%
7.75%
Ask.
70
Dul & Ir Range 1st 5s 1937-A&O
Duluth Mlssabe & Northern—
Gen g s f 5s Jan 11941
J&J
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic—
58
Inc mtge 5s Dec 1 1960—M&S
Ohlc Un Stat 1st 4
1st & ref 5 Ms 1962 A
Choc & Memph 5s 1949
7.75%
7.75%
60 M
Bid.
Bonds.
Detroit & Toledo Shore Line—
1st gold guar 4s 1953
J&J
_
Ohic Terre Haute & Southeast
1st & ref g 5s Dec 1 '60
6.25%
6.25%
Atl ut
1947—J&J
Mobile Div g 5s 1946
J&J
Oconee Div 1st g 5s 1945-J&D
Ocean S S 1st 5s 1943
J&J
8.50
8-50
Eq 6s 1933-*35 (ann)_—J&J15
30"
Registered $1,000 & $5,000—
gen 5%s 1959 ser B.A&O
Ref &
Ref &
8.50
Con g 6s June 15 *51—J&D 15
Con g 3Ms June 15*51 J&D.15
Mem Div 1st 4s 1951
J&D
Chic St L & Pita 1st 5s
g 1932A&0
Ohic St Paul Minn & Omaha—
Registered $1,000 & $5,000—
Cons gold 5s 1945
8.50
30-yr.conv.4Ms 1960--M&N
Eq 6s Jan 151933 '35(yr)J&J15
Eq tr 5s 1932-38 (s-a)
J&D
Eq tr 5s 1932-'34 (s-a)—A&O
Bq 4Mb *32-'42 O (yr)
J&J
Eq tr 4Mb '32-*45 (s-a)—J&D
Chicago St Louis & N 0-—
60
Ask.
8.50
8 50
General gold 4s 1988
J&J
Ref g 4s 1934 opt to 1911—A&O
Sec 4Mb 1952 ser A
M&S
7%
17
Bid.
Ohic & North Western
(Concl.>—
Eq tr 5s *32-'35 ser M (yr) J&D
Eq 5s '32-'38 O (yr)
J&D
59
Coll tr 5s 1954
J&D
8 f4%s Dec 16 1944—J&D15
Coll tr 4%s 1960
J&J
Eq tr 5s 1944
J&J
Bq tr 4%s 1932-1938 s-a.-J&D 6
„
Bonds
85
"f" and Income and defaulted bond*.
25
25
45
34
35
75
1st
18
10
10
Certificates of deposit
Valley Ry—
cons gold 4%s 1999—_ J&J
Eq tr 5s 1932-1938 (ann)_A&0
Eq tr 5s 1932-1939 (yr)—J&J
Eq tr 6s *33-'35 (yr)
J&J 15
;
Hocking
1st
7.00
7.00
7.00
65
Dollar per 500 francs
per £20.
n
Nsminal.
r
Canadian price,
7
66
s
Sale price.
71
RAILROAD BONDS
WOTIOl.—AJ
oond prloai are
Holldaysburg
J&J
75
79
84
1951 guar
con
5s 1937
»
Houston East & West Texas—
M&N
M&N
1st 6s g May 1 1933
1st gu g 5s Mar 1933
Houston & Texas Central—
1st lien g 5s
85H
J&J
1937
Hudson & Manhattan—
1st gold 5s 1957 opt
60
62 H
Adj inc up
28H
29 H
68
72
F&A
to 5% Feb '57-A&0
1957 conv
F&A
V: 1st M 4Ha
•
Huntingdon & F>coad Top—
1st M ext 6s Mar 31 '40A. A&O
2d M ext 0s 1940 ser B—-F&A
3d M consol 5s Mar 31 '40-A&O
Illinois Central—1st g 4s '51-J&J
'Sl-A&O
M&S
A&O
J&J
1st M £3s 1951
1st M £4s 1951
Tr bonds £3 Ha 1950
80
gold 4s 1952
A&O
'53-M&N
Ref mtge 5s 1955
M&N
Ref g 4s 1955 opt 1918. M&N
Pur lines 1st g 3Hs 1952.-J&J
Jt 1st ref M (IO&CSL&
N O) 5s 1963 ser A—„ J&D
Ser B 5s(£100 & £200)'63J&D
Series O 4Hs 1963
J&D
Gold 6Ha July 1 1930.
J&J
40-year 4H® Aug 1 1960--F&A
Eq tr 4Ha 1932-1939 K—F&A
Eq tr 4Hs 1932-1940 L
A&O
Eq tr 4 Ha *32-'41 M (s-a) .M&N
Eq tr 4 As 1932-41 Ser N.A&O
Eq tr 4 Ha '32-'36 (yr) 0--J&J
Eq tr 5s 1932-38 ser J
M&N
Eq tr 6s '33-'35 (year)__J&J 15
Equip 6Ha 1933-1934 (yr).F&A
"so"
32
35"
40
40
Louisville &
1/65*
65
26
W
45X
23 X
8%
8%
8%
20 H
8.75
8.75
8,75
8.75
11
8.75
8.75
8%
8%
8%
8%
8.75
8.75
8.75
Equip 7s 1932-1935-—I—A&O
Cairo Bridge 4s g 1950--J&D
Litch Div 1st g 3s 1951
J&J
48 H
35"
35
50
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
Ind 111 &
fa
70
J&J
J&J
Genl mtge 4s 1957
Gen mtge 434s 1957
78
J&J
1st g 4s 1950
Indianapolis Union—
Gen & refg 5s 1965 ser A—J&J
Scrios B
Ref &
impY 4 Ha "1980"——J&J
Indlanap &
Lou 1st 4s 1956--J&J
Interboro-Met 1 See Public Utility
Inter Rap Tran
J
Securities.
14
1st M g 6s 1952 series A„J&J
Adj M 6s July 1952 ser A_Aprll
1st M 5s 1956 series B
J&J
1st M 5s 1956 ser C
J&J
Eq tr 4Ha 1932-42
b
(yr)—A&O
America)—
M&N
1st col tr 6% notes 1941-M&N
6% notes 1936
1st 1 & ref 6H» 1947
F&A
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938
J&D
40
28
39
20
30
18
20 X
2H
X
H
f
la Minn & N W 1st 3 Ha
1935 J&J
Jacksonv Ter 1st 5s gu
Ref & ext 6s 1967
Jamestown Frank &
A&O
1939 J&J
J&J
mtmmm
i
1st M
78
J&D
A&O
55
^ 92
(yr)—J&J 15
96
99
Va 5s 1955—J&J
City Ft Scott & Memphis—
Kanawha & W
Ref g 4s 1936
K O Mem & Bir
mrn'mm
k
38
Sept 1 /
—
■
City Sou—1st g 3s 1950 A&O
Ref & Impt 5s Apr 1 1950--J&J
Eq tr 6s 1933-35 (year)—J&J15
Eq tr 5Hs 1932-38 (year) M&S
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930——J&J
Kan
Kan O & Pac 1st 4s g
—
58"
---
-
68
45 H
Gulf—
Inc 6s series B Jan 1949
Jan '
1st M 5s 1978
J&J
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
1st M 4H« 1961 (sterling)-J&J
accrint at exch rate 4.8665 —
Stmpdaccrint at rate 4.8665 —
6s
-J&J
L E & Det Riv 4Hs 1932—F&A
Lake Erie & West 1st 5s '37—J&J
2d gold 5s July 1 1941
J&J
Lake Shore & Mich South—
Con g ref 3Ha 1997
J&D
Lehigh & New England—
„
J
1st
to
Mil
1934
Prior lien g 4Hs s
Gen mtge 4s 1977
12
65
55
101
40
45
40
45
50
55
57 %
63
52 X
99
"
97
97
::::
49
35
....
70
60
75
"I"
3
75
70 H
73
74
30
Eq
Eq
Eq
Eq
58
90
95
78
82
b
8%
1st Ch Ter
69 X
7%
s
88
59
65
ser
90
75
98
70
79
32
35
II*
40
mm
'
m—
m
mi
m
m
b
J&D
Eq tr 6s 1933-'35 (year)-J&J15
Mo Kan & Okla. 1st 5s '42
M&N /
65
84
42 H
mi m
Mo Pacific RR (new company)—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A
F&A
isc.
1st & ref 5s 1977 ser F—
39
40
'
1st gold 48 1990
-M&S
„
60
84
_
18"
A&O
20 H
16
20
18
1954 series A—A&O
1st 5s 1956 series C
F&A
1st M 4Hs 1956 series D..F&A
b
Eqtrust4Hs 1932-'42
A&O
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge
1st M g 4Hs 1945 guar.—J&J
Newp & Rich? 1st 5s '41 gu__J&J
N Y Bay Ext R 1st 5s g 1943-J&J
New York Bklyn & Manh Beach
1st gold 5s 1935A&O
New York Central RR—
31
20
8%~
7%
89
67 H
M&N
68
53
J&J
tax-exempt-M&N
July 1 1997
tax-exempt-.J&J
32H
37M
A&O
A&O
9%
9%
9%
9%
20
8%
8%
8%
8%
76X
''''■mm
3 Ha 1998
F&A
M O coll tr g 3 Ha 1998---F&A
Eq tr 7s '32- 35 (year)—A&015
Eq tr 6s *33-35 (year)__J&J15
NYC L eq 5s '32-'37 (yr).J&D
NYC L eq 5a '32-*39 (yr).J&D
NYC L eq 4Ha '32-'37(yr)M&S
NYC Lines eq 4Hs Mar 15 1932
to
1939 (year)
M&S15
NYC Lines eq 4 Ha *33-'35 J&J
NYC Lines eq 4Hs '32-'40
mm
72"
65
85
19
16
38 X
'
m
■mm'm
m
mm
m
14
6.75
6.75
6.75
6.75
6.75
6.75
6.75
6.75
M&N15
6.75
37
38
15
6.75
52
_
4 Ha
3d ext
22H
14 X
12H
9%
9%
65
55
78
1947—M&N
M&8
1940-M&N
3 Hs 2000-M&N
1933
20"
N Y & Gr Lake gu g 5s
N Y & Har 1st g
68 X
N Y Lack & Western—
1st & ref 5s 1973 ser A——M&N
mm
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv
55
62
90
95
—
22
25
22 X
24
M&N
M&8
Deb 4s 1947 non-conv
Deb 3H« March 1947
M&S
Deb 3H« 1954 non-conv—A&O
Deb 3Hs 1956 conv
J&J
15-year secured 6s 1940
A&O
1st & ref 4H« 1967
J&D
m
^mmm
30"
45
63
70
30
50
30
45
55H
b
63
42
1945 (s-a)—M&8 15 b
I In London, n Nominal,
m
mmmm.
.*
Equip tr 4 Ha Sept 15 1932 to
k Last sale.
83
72
1st & ref 4H« 1973 ser B—M&N
Misc.
NYLE&WO & RR—See Ind &
e Ind & Mlscel.
N Y L E & W Dock & Impt—Se
N Y & L Br gen 4s 1941
M&S
General gold 5s 1941
M&S
NY & NE Bos Ter 4s 1939-A&O
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
55
51
Deb 6s Jan 15 '48 conv—J&J15
38
37
Deb 4s May 1 1957
M&N
50
Deb 4s July 1 '55 non-conv J&J
Mar 15
h Dollars per 1,000 franc bond-
24
J&J
Mexico—
Inc 5s '35 ser A_ A&O
Eqpt. tr. 4H» *32-'40(yr)-J&J
Harl Riv & Pt Ohes 4s '54 M&N
accrued interest,
95
45
NY & E 1st 4s ext g
8
24
ser
13
90
M&N
40
2H
35
D-J&J
78
70
IHs '30~'32 ..J&J
NYC RR eq 4
LHb '32-,45-M&N
NYORReq 4..
J
N Y O & St L 1st g 4s 1937
A&O
6% gold notes 1932
A&O
Ref 5 Hs 1974 ser A
A&O
Ref 4 Hs 1978 ser O
M&S
Equip tr 4Hs 1932-'44 (yr) F&A
Equip tr 6s 1932-'38 (yr)—F&A
New York Connecting RR—
1st M 4H« 1953 series A—F&A
1st guar 5a 1953 series B—F&A
41H
A—A&O
M K & T of T 1st 5s gu 1942 M&S
Mo Kan & Tex (old company)—
Adj M 5s Jan 1967
3X
10
14
38 H
J&J
J&J
B
....
•
12"
'52 ser A„ J&J
20
H
J&J
Prior lien 4Ha 1978 ser
70
2H
3X
IX
RR—
Prior lien 5s 1962 ser A
Prior lien 4s 1962
SiX
i
ICO no
L S coll tr g
J&J
Mo-Ill RR 5s 1959
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Extended at 5% 1940
12
74H
'41op'16-M&N
65
1915,
Ref & Impt 4 Hs 2013 A
Ref & Impt 58 2013 O
CentTermRy—
f 4s
71H
F&A
N J & N Y 1st m 5s 1950-M&N
Gen 5s Jan 1 1933J&J
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940
J&J
New Mexico Ry & Coal Co—
1st coll tr g 5s Oct 1 1947--A&O
1st & con & coll tr g 5s 1951 A&O
New Orl Gt Nor 1st 5s '55.-F&A
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986
8
Minneap Term 3Hs '50 opt-J&J
Mississippi Cent g 5s 1949
J&J
71
36
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
Consol g 5s July 1 1945
J&J
N Hav & North 4s 1956 gu__J&D
34
42 J,
J&J
J&J
1H
J&J ft
J&J
perpetual
31
tr 4s 32-'38 s-a
J&D 15
b
tr 4Hs 1932-36 (s-a)-M&N
b
tr 5s 1932-'33 (s-a)
M&S
b
tr 6s 1932-'35 (year)-M&S
MStP&SS M &
68 X
99"
Cons deb 4s
Ref g 3Ha
J&J
—J&J
J&J
-M&S
75
If
Deb g 4s *34
Deb 4s 1942
h 480
f
1st ref 5Hs 1978 ser B
25-year 5Hs 1949
78H
k
Conv deb 6s 1935-—
/
M&S f
A_Q-F
2d M gold 4s guar 1949
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
A&O
M&N
F&A
1st Msf4Hs 1955
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
New Brunsw 1st g 5s 1934
1
1
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser A—F&A
New York Central & Hud Riv—
—
Minn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
69 X
1
1st M 5H«
Minneapolis & St Louis—
45"
f
f
f
f
1st 5s 1954 series B
1H
Sparta & NW 1st 4s 1947M&S
1st cons gold 4s 1938
1st cons gold 5s 1938
1st cons 5s 1938 gu int
f
Non-cum
50
Certificates of deposit
1st refdg gold 4s 1949
1H
1H
f 1957—J&J f
New Orleans Texas &
—
A&O
Certificates of deposit
8%
A&O
Ref & impt 4 Hs
J&D
Ref & ext 5s Feb '62 ser
48 X
b
6% g notes *15 ext to'33.-J&D
6% gnotes£ '15 ext to '33-J&D
Nat RR of Mex p 1 g 4Hs 26 J&J
1st cons gold 4s 1951
A&O
National Transc Branch Lines Co
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953
Mil&Siate Line lst3Hsl941 -J&J
79J4
65"
F&A
(year).A&O
New Orl & Nor East 6s
1st 7s '27 ext at 6% 1932--J&D
1st consol gold 5sl934
M&N /
78K
92
serB_M&N
1st M 4s 1978 ser A
Eq tr4Hs 1932-37
A&O
Sept
(1884)
25"
M&S
Nashville Chattanooga & St L—
1st ext 4Hs 1934 (1880)—J&D
Cons 6s 1913 ext at 4H%
50
/This price iocludes
N
so"
Nash F & S 1st gu g 5s 1937—F&A
National Rys of Mexico—
A&O
of
9%
9%
9%
95
1st 5s 1963-—F&A
Constr'n4Ha 1955
6.50
6.75
6.75
98
46
Lehigh Vail Term 5s 1941—-A&O
Lehigh & Lake Erie—
1st 4Hs 1957 guar—
M&S
Basis.
34
36 H
98
_
Lehigh Valley Coal—See Ind & M
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York
1st 4Hs gold 1940
J&J
Montour RR
1910
ext at 5% to 1940
Midland Valley—5s 1943
Adj M Apr 1 '53 ser A
Series B
Millen & Southw 5s 1955
Milwaukee & Northern—
Plain 1961
Eq tr 4H« 1932-'42 (yr)—A&O
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
1st mtge 5s 1954
F&A
Lehigh Valley—
1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948
J&D
Con M 6s ann Irred
J&D
Oon M 4Ha ann irred
J&D
Gen cons gold 4s 2003
M&N
Gen con gold 4Hs 2003—M&N
Gen con gold 5s 2003
M&N
Consol gold 3Hs 2002
M&S
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955--A&O
Mont Cent 1st g 6s 1937——J&J
1st guar gold 5s 1937
J&J
Morgantown & Klngwood—
1st mtge 5s 1935
J&J
Morris & Essex 3 Ha 2000
J&D
Constr'n 5s 1955 ser A.__M&N
47
93
35
Kansas Oklahoma &
J&J
J&J
J&D
7
M&S
Mont Wyo & So 5s 1939
66
54
93
1990—F&A f
1st M gold 5s 1945
Gen mtge gold 5s 1954
75
73 H
M&N
M&N f
RR 4% franc bonds
(Foreign series) 1960
39 H
74
-68
M&S
Assented
'
43
guar——A&O
Is 1934
M&S
Income 5s Mar 1934
23
65
1942-M&N
-
•
1940—-J&J
Ter 5s 1948--A&O
1990
20
Ind_1957J&JlO
1951-M&S
M&N
Midi
Midland
83
Kal & W Pig n g 6s
Kana & Mich 1st 4s
21
L 4s 1940--J&J
6« 1933
"6"
xM&S
b
20
1st g 3Hs J L & Sag
1st gold 3Hs 1952
Middlesex Val 1st 5s
M&S
Eq 4Hs "33-'41 O (yr)„J&J15
b
Eq tr 5s 1932-"38 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1933-'39 (year)
J&J b
Montgom Div g 5s 1947--F&A
Moh & Mai 4s 1991
M&8
J&J
2d M adj inc 6s 1933
95
Eq tr 6s 1933-35
1st mtge M Air
1st g 4s Jol & N
J&J
4s 1945
Secured 5s 1938--.
80
Michigan Central—
Ref & Impt 4Hs 1979 ser CL J&J
1st 5s Kal &S H 1939-1.-M&N
VA
lien 5s 1945--J&J
Mob & Ohio, gen 4s 1938
Ref & Impt 4Hs 1977
Middletown & Unionville—
Joplin Union Station—
1st g 4Hs 1940 guar op__M&N k
K A & Gr R 1st 5s 1938
J&J
Kan
i
Gen M g
100H
100
International—
Prior lien 4Hs 1947
M&S If
1st con gold 4s 1977
M&S
/
Asst (cash warr & coup)
Sept 1 1914 coupon on
Sept 1 1914 coupon off
Mexican North 1st 6s 1930-J&D /
2
62
M&N
4%
Mexican
Clearfleld-
lst g 48 1959 guar..
Kanawha Br &
i
•
3d 7s ext co July 1938 at
Mob & Btrm pr
Small
70
Small
Union Station Co—
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959—M&N
Meridian Term 4s '55 guar_M&N
65
Jacksonv Galnesv & Gulf—
1st ra 6s 1951
-
3H
7
2fi
I
M&S f
1951
8%
30H
f
Certificates of deposit
1st & refg 4s
Ctf of dep
3
18 X
18 X
9%
Internat Rys (Central
1st M 5s 1972 opt
—
19H
2 %
13 H
13 H
87H
100
Memphis
Internat-Great North Ry—
9%
9%
Eq 0Hs 1933-'30 (year)__F&A
Eq tr 6s '33-'35 (year)—J&J 15
72
100
it*
51H
75 X
9
9
78
L & N Term 1st g
55
7
6
9%
98
95
4s '52 gu J&D
f
Macon Dub & Sav 5s 1947—J&J
40
Macon Terminal 5s 1965
J&J
51
Mahon O RR 1st 5s 1934—J&J
Maine Central—
1st & ref 4Hs 1935
J&D
1st & ref 5s Dec 1935
J&D
1st & ref 6s Dec 1935
J&D
Manila RR Sou Lines 4s'39-M&N
4s 1939 ext to 1959
'
85 X
Philippine Govt gu
M&N
Sinking fund g 7s 1937--M&N
Manitoba S W Col 5s 1934—J&D
85
ManitowGB&NW3Hs'41.
J&J
Md Del & Va 5s 1955 gu
F&A /
72 H Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s '51-M&S
Mason City & Ft Dodge—
;
1st M gold 4s 1955
J&D /
30 H
1953---J&J
1951.-F&A
St Louis Div 3Ha 8 1951—J&J
St Louis Div 3s g 1951
J&J
Sp'field Div ext 3348 1951 J&J
Western lines g 4s 1951
F&A
Id Blm & W ext 4s 1940
A&O
Louisv Div 3Ha g
Omaha Div 1st 3s g
70
Nashville—
gold 4s, 1952
.
)M&S
95
50-year gold 5s 1937——M&N
Unified gold 4s 1940
J&J
1st & ref 5Hs 2003 ser A„A&O
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B
A&O
1st & ref 4Hs 2003 ser C—A&O
5s 1941
A-0
Eq tr 4H8 1932-37 (year).J&D
Equip 6Hs 1933-36 (year) M&S
Eq tr 6s 33- 35 (yr)
J&J15
Atl K & Cln Div 4s 1955- -M&N
Pad & Mem Div 1st 4s '40-F&A
S E & St L Div 6s 1971-M&S
2d mtge 3s 1980
M&S
Mob & Mont 4Hs 1945—M&S
Southern Ry joint Monon coll
28
Secured
_
92"
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
J&J
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945--M&S
30
55
Oonv g
85
55M
5s 1937—-M&N
Louisiana & Arkansas—
1st M 5s 1969Lousiana & North Western—
1st M gold 5s 1935———-A&O
25
Col tr L NO & T g 4s
F&A
5Hs 1949 ser A—M&N
5H8 1932-1950—J&D
1st & ref 5s 1981 ser I
99 H
L I City & F con
If::::
Coll trust
•
82"
70
62
62
J&J
1st gold 3Ha 1951
Main L ext 1st g 3Hs
Montauk Ext 5s 1945
J&J
North Shore Branch—
1st cons 5s g Oct 1 1932—Q-J
22H
22 X
22H
M&N
1980 ser H—A&O
1st & ref 5b
70
75
87
gold 4s 1938
J&D
4s gold 1932-—J&D
Debenture gold 5s 1934—-J&D
Debenture gold 5s 1937-M&N
Equip tr 5s 1932-39 (yr)—A&O
Equip tr 6s 1932 (yr)
F&A
Gen mtge
Mo Pacific RR (Concluded)
1st & ref 58 1978 ser G
80
85
88
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
Bid.
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945—M&S
&Mlsc.
Lehigh & Wilkes-B Coal—See Ind
61
Lex & East 1st 5s 1965—-—A&O
65
Litchfield & Mad 1st 5s 34-M&N
95
Little Miami guar 4s 1902—M&N
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—
90
50
1st gold 4s 1939 guar——J&J
99 %
93
Long Dock 6s con g 1935—-A&O
W*
100
Long Island—Unified g 4s 49M&S
70
Refunding g gu 4s 1949—-M&S
Cumb
&
Bedford
M&N
Houston Belt & Term 5s '37-J&J
1st M g 4s
Housatonic
lnooma and defaulted bonds.
except where marked "f" and
Bonds
Ask.
Bid,
Bonds.
"and Interest"
45
8%
8%
68 H
s Sale Drice.
?S
70
RAILROAD BONDS
HOTIO*.— All oond
Bonds
Bid
New York Ontario & Western—
Ref 1st g 4s June 1992
M&8
,
Registered $5,0)00only_
nly
Gen Mg 4s 1955 red
J&D
YPa&Opl4^i 1935.-M&S
N Y Phil &
Nor—1st g 4s '39 J&J
Income 4s Jan 1 1939
M&N
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948—J&D
N Y Prov & Bos 4s
1942
A&O
N Y & Put 1st 4s
g 1993
A&O
N Y Susq & Western—
_
_
refunding 6s 1937
Ask
Bid.
48
4034
75
79
83
70
70
78
65
75
Gen mtge gtd 4s 1932—-A&O
Pitts Oin Chic & St
1834
19
85
92"
75
95"
Pitta Char &
J&J
Youghlogheny—
_
Con g gu 434« ser A 1940-A&O
do
Ser B 1942
A&O
do
Ser O 1942
M&N
do
do
Ser I 1963
4%s
31
F&A
65
4s
ser
4s
ser
4s
ser
H 1960—-F&A
334s
its
G 1957—M&N
do
33
104
102
9234
P
J 1964...MAN
D 1945—M&N
F 1953
J&D
do
,
4s
do
98
do
do
60
Gen M 5a
ser
ser
8034
50
exten 0s 1934
F&A
N & W Ry 1st con 4s
'90.-A&O
Dlv 1st lien & gen g 4s
July 1
1944 opt Jan 1 1929
J&J
N & W Pocahontas
4s '41-J&D
33
Pitts & Lake Erie
20
Eq tr 634s 1932-35 (yr).
Pitts McK & Y 6s 1932—.
2d 6s guar 1934
101
97
10034
10254
80 J4
71X
8034
89
M&N
5.00
4.50%
A&O
5.00
Ej^tr 434s„1933-35—J&J
Northeast of 8 O 6s 1933—J&J
5.00
4.50%
4.50%
/
/
F&A /
30
1932 (yr)
Eq tr 434a 1932 (yr)
86
92
Gen & ref 5s 1974
-
-
-
l
*
30
;
Interest red
Nor Maine
to
ser
50
434 %—
10234
"
80
Norwich
&
Ogd & L Oh 1st g gu 4s 1948.J&J
Connecting 4s 1943—M&S
O Ind & W g 5s
Apr 1938
Q-J
Ohio Riv RR—1st
g 5s 1930-J&D
Gen gold 5s 1937
—A&O
Old Colony RR 4s 1938
J&J
334* July 1 1932
---J&J
1st M 534a 1944
F&A
1st M 5s 1945 series B.
J&D
1st m 434s 1950 series O—J&J
Ont & Que deb gu 5s
perp—J&D If
Ore RR & Nav cons 4s 1940. J&D
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1940--J&J
1st cons guar 5s 1940
J&J
65
66
f
1st gen 4s series A 1948
J&D
1st M 5s 1962 series B
F&A
1st gen 5> 1974 series O—J&D
50
45
49
1st 434s 1977 ser D-
4934
4834
6%
6%
?!
85
58
F&A
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s
1938—F&A
2d ext 5s gold 1938
J&J
8t L R E 1st 5s 1938
M&N
Oardelet Br 1st 434* 1938-A&O
Paducah & 111 1st 434s 1955.J&J
Pan American 1st 5s 34
op.-J&J
Paris-Lyons-Mediterranean
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1956
90
63
s f 0s 1958
S f extl 7s 1958-—
F&A15
M&S15
Paris-Orleans extl 534 s 1968 M&S
0% franc bonds (foreign series)
red to 1950
J&D
Paterson Ext 1st 5s 1950
J&D
Paulista Ry 1st 7s '42serA
M&S15
Pennsylvania Company—
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
Gu tr ctfs g 334s 1937
Gu tr ctfs g
334* 1941
Gutr ctfs g 334s 1942
Gu tr ctfs g 3
34* 1944
Sec g 4^s 1903
Pa&NYOanal
M&N
M&S
F&A
J&D
J&D
M&N
Prov
14
20
31"
3954
Consol 4s
68
1st M g 4s 1951--—---M&N
South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951 -F&A
So Pacific Branch
90
65
70
Southern Pacific Co—
Coll tr 4s (O P) Aug 1 49 J&D
1st
434s
(Oregon
Lines)
A
86
60
30"
94
99
75
85
90
9434
9834
66
7
74
12
79
9134
55"
90
103 J4
104
10354
10034
104
10134
5734
5534
Eq 5s (J&J) 1932 ser J —.J&J 64.50%
Eq 434s 1932-'45 (s-a) —M&N 6
5.75
Phila & R—2d 5s g 1933—A&O
Imp M ext g 4s 1947—A&O
;
Cons ext gold 4s 1937--M&S
Term 5s g gu May 1 '41-Q-F
9834
Rensselaer
&
Saratoga—
6% g bds May 1 1941—M&N
80
Rich & Peters 434s 1940
A&O
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952--J&J
96"
m m m
81
Rutland con 4 34s 1941
J&J
St Clair Mad & St Louis Belt—
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s '51--J&J
2534
82
80
St L Peo & N W 5s 1948
Eq tr 5s 1933-38 (yr)
Gen
M&S
2d cons inc 4s 1990
Apr 1
Peoria & Pekln Union Ry—
let g 534« 1974 series A.—F&A
Peoria Ry Ter 4b '37 gu op—J&J
9034
86
85
87
89
53
55
55
61
4754
St
78
45
70
66
6934
30
3454
5.25%
5.25%
5.25%
2534
234
39
6
38
66
16
Eq tr 534s 1932-1939 (s-a) M&S b
Equip tr 434s 1932-1945—J&J b
1st consol g 4s 1968------J&D
St Paul East Gr Tr 434s '47—J&J
St P & K O Sh 434s 1941—-F&A
68
1st consol g 4s 1933———-J&J
1st consol g 0s 1933
—J&J
1st cons red to 434s g 1933.J&J
Montana ext 1st 4s 1937.J&D
Pacific Ext 1st 4s £ 1940
J&J
32
1st 434s 1980
52
21
3434
8%
M&S
J&J 15
Perklomen 1st 5s '18 ext to '38Q-J
2d 6s 1918 ext to 1938
Q-J
J&J
St Paul & Duluth—
42
9%
87
9%
9%
87
Phlla & Bait Cent 4s
1951--M&N
Phlla Bait & Wash 4s
1943.-M&N
8534
Gen 5a 1974 series B
F&A
78
Gen M 434s 1977 aer O
J&J
Phila Newt & N Y 3s
1942-A&0,
.
Phlla & Read O &
I—See Ind & M |isc.
St
Paul
Union
8934
San Fran & San
96
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940
San Fran Term 1st 4s
93
78
Joaquin Val—
A&O
1950--A&O
73
SpoK Internat 1st g 5* 1955-J&J
Staten Isl Ry 434* 1943---—^J&D
Stephenv N&S Tex 5s 40 op.J&J
Suffolk & Car
con
2d
mtge inc 6s 1938 coup.M&N
1953—A&C
Tampa North 1st 5« 3d op_J&J
Temfakamlng & Not Ont Ry Com
Deb 4s 1939-1968
T&A
Tennessee Central R* —
1st m 6s 1947 ser A.__—A&O
Term RR Asan (St Louis)—
; 1st gold 434"
1st consol gold 5* 1944—-F&A
Gen ref s f g 4s 53 °P 10--J&J
Terre Haute & Peor 5s 1942-M&S
Texarkana & Ft Smith—
1939———^,^9
1st
534" 1950 guar.----F&A
Texas City T er m68l 941 J &J2 6
Texas & N O con 5s 1943—-J&J
Texas & Pac 1st 5s 2000----J&D
2nd Inc g 5s Dec 2000Mar
Gen & ref 5s 1977 ser B -.A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1979 8er O-A&O
Gen & ref 5a 1980 ser D—-J&D
m
-
1834
8%
8%
mm
8234
60
77
82
35
40
35
9
40
20
85
88"
75"
26
32
35
43
50
55
70
HH
33*
30
31
31H
6.70
6.70
6.70
6.70
6.70
6.70
6.70
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
el
6.70
98
54
55
60
n*
14
17
18
1834
8.5U
8.50
8.50
1934
7.50%
7.50^
7.50%
91
50"
52
58
285^
21"
49
36
45""
91
96
534
I*
10
20
93
8734
9634
90
72
U*
90
53
36
55
39
88
8234
8734
28"
39"
85
90
9234
96
90
9734
89
7434
94
27
27
81
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term RR—
J,
1st M g 534s 1964 ----M&S
Tol Can Sou & D 1st 4s 50--J&J
70""
9%
8t Mary's Div 4a g 1951—F&A
Eq tr 6s 1933-1935 (yr)-J&J15
Toledo Peoria & Western RR—
lstm. 6a 1952
J&J
To'edo St Louis & Western—
9734
63
100
68
k Last sale.
*4
8%
78"
82
85
97""
70""
TolWalh Valley & Ohfo—
1st g gu 434s 1933 ser B—-J&J
20
85
60
78
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
1st gold 4s June 1
1946—-J&D
63
70
76
15
20
as
1 In London,
n
Nominal,
r
Sale
price.
,
99"
50
——
1st gold 4s Apr 1 1950——A&O
Tol Term 1st 434s '57 gu—M&N
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser O----M&S
57X
■
65
Tol & Ohio Cent 1st 5s 1935-J&J
West Dlv 1st 5s g 1935—A&O
Gen gold 5s 1935————J&D
Consol m 434s 1966 ser AF&A
Ulster & Del cons 5s 1928—-J&D
h Dollars per 1.000-franc bond,
234
2
134
....
Eq tr 5s 1932-1939———M&N
Eq tr 434s 1932-42 (yr)—A&O
Eq tr 4H* 1933-43 (yr)--F&A
to Dec 1 *30 Int and
1570 partial redemption and
$190 partial redemption
/
/ This price Includes accrued Interest,
1334
134
134
134
f
Stpd
$ Basis.
1034
75
75
5s 1952—J&J
-
30
Depot—
84
52
40
55
1st & ref 5s 1972.
J&J
Salt Lake City Un Dep & RR
1st M 5s 1938.
M&N
S A & Ar Pass g gu 4s 1943.J&J
93
_____
*
J&D
75
,
Marquette Ry—
July 1956 Ser A--J&J
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B—J&J
O
1334
1034
8%
8%
8%
St Paul Minn & Manitoba—
1st g 5s
ser
12
13
4834
1st term & unlf 5s 1952—J&J
6%
1134
Louis Southwestern—
1st g 4s 1989
—M&N
2d g Inc 4s Nov 1989
1st consol g 4s 1932
6%
6%
68
1034
9%
9%
9%
5634
75
&
-
(reorganized).
83
5
75
30
1st g 5s
39
55
334
Tampa & Gulf Ooast—
50
J&J
73
w
5s gu 1937———M&N
1st ref g 4s 1955 op 1910—J&J
Stamped Federal Tax
Southern Railway—
,
1st consol gold 5s 1994—--J&J
Develop & gen M g 4s 56-A&O
Develop & gen 6s 1950—-A&O
Develop & gen 634® 1950-.A&O
Eq tr 6a *33-'35 (JT)——J&J 15
Eq tr 5s 1932-39 (s-a)----M&S
Eq tr 434s Oct' 32-'3flK*-a)A&O
E Tenn reorg lien 5s 1938 M&S
1st Mem Dlv g 5s 1996-—-J&J
St Louis Dlv 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
Aiken Br 1st g 4a 1998-—J&J
45
41
42
Eq tr 6s 1933-'34 (yr)—-J&J 15 b
Eq tr 5s 1932-'37(year)—-M&S b
Eq 434s 1933-"41 BB (yr)_F&A b
50
76
3
2
234
2
1936——J&J
Sunbury Hazleton & W-B—
89
60
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A..J& j
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B—J&J
Cons In 4V4s 1978 ser A—M&S
87
84
Pere
Eq tr 6b '33-'35 (yr)
2234
A&O
3t Louis-San Fran
equip 5a 1932-39 (yr) A&O
"Eq tr 434s 1932-39 (yr).—A&O
Peor & East cons 4s 1940--A&O
45
43
Riv & Gulf Dlv 4s 1933—M&M
Pennsylvania
l1
■mm — mi
1?4
Southern Pacific RR Oal—
60
St Lawr & Adirond 5s 1990--J&J
2d gold 6s 1996
5
11
Sun & Lewis 1st g 4s
St Louis Iron Mt & Sou—
85
v&D
-M&S
.--{J&N
-M&N
90"
35
18
St Johns & L Cham 5s 1944.M&S
St J Gr Isl 1st g 4s 1947..-J&J
5s~i934-
M&j
84
40
80
99~~
334
5
34
234
23
'
46
5654
99 X
9034
J&J
87
76
58
—— —
1st con g
70"
/
A&O
M&S
Rock Island-Frisco Term Ry
1st m 434s 1957
J&J
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949
J&J
63
66
71
Richmond-Washington Co—
Coll tr g gu 4s 1943
opt—J&D
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939—J&D
Rio Or So 1st g 4s 1940
J&J f
1st g 4s guar 1940
J&J f
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939
1st coll tr 4s 1949 op
R I Ar & La 434s 1934
45"
%
Rich Fredericksb & Potomac—
Cons mtge 434s 1940
A&O
Equip 0s Jan 15 '33-'35-J&J 15
Richmond & Mecklenburg—
lBt g 4s Nov 1 1948
M&N
_
(5T1) J&D
Equip 5s 1932-1939 (yr)-M&N
Equip tr 5s 1932-38
(yr)~J&g
Eq tr 434s 1932-401 (yr)— J&D
Eq tr 434» *32-'41 (yr)
J&D
Pacific Fruit Express equip 7s
June 1 1932-1935 (yr)-J&D
Eq 5s '33-'39 O (yr)
M&S
Eq 5s '32-'41 D (yr)
A&O
62
5.25%
234
L 1st 6s 37A&O
40-year 434s 1968
50-year 4341s 1981
4348 1909 with war
Equip 7s 1932-1935
45
64
Gen & ref 434» 1997 ser A.J&J
Gen & ref 434 s 1997 ser B—J&J
77
40-yr 5a 1964
.—-M&N
Con M 334s g £ 1945
J&J If
Deb 434s 1970
-A&O
70
§5""
W& N A tr ctfs 4s red 105-Q-M
Jer Cent g 4s '51 op '06—A&O
75
—-
IQJJ
Conv g"
75"
Raleigh & S W 1st 4s 1930—J&J
Raritan River 1st g 5s 1939--J&J
Reading Company—
86
£s 1936-F&A
82
88
M&N
M&S
75,
5s 1963——A&O
61"
—F&A
1956
cons gu g
So Pac Ooast 1st g 4s 1937—J&J
Southern 111 & Mo Bridge Go—
80
Ral & Gaston 1st 5s
g 1947--J&J
Ral & South peon 5s 1965---J&D
85
45
Cons mtge 434* 1939
A&O
Cons mtge 4s 1939
A&O
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
1st & ref 4 34* 1977 *er A-A&O
M&M
M&N
sterling
■tamped dollar bond
do
434s g I960-F&A
Gen g 4 34s 1905
J&D
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
J&D
Gen m 434s 1981 ser D
A&O
15-yr 0J4s Feb 1 1936
F&A
Gen
9634
77
Wore 1st 4s 1947—A&0
Cape Fear 1st 5s 1943M&S
Ral & Charleston 4s 1956
F&A
80
RR—
Con M 4s gold 1943
do
4s gold 1948
do
4s gold 1948
A&O
-J&D
&
5s 1939-A&O
con
40
Ral &
RR—
Ext
—
88"
Ports Gt F & Con 434" 1937-J&D
Potomac Val 1st gu 5s g 1941 J&J
98
.
634s 1948
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s 55-J&J
1st M 4s July 2 1950———J&J
South Bound RR 1st
5s,1941
S & N Ala cons M 8
80
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s 1961-J&J
Guar 5s 1961
J&J
Port Reading 1st gu 6s 1941—J&J
10034
Oregon-Wash RR & Nav—
1st & ref g gu 4a *61
opt--J&J
Pacific Ooast Go—See Misc Bonds
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd—
s
59
Picts Young & Ash—
4934
/
12
7934
-J&J
5% to July 1 1945
Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s '55 gu„F&A
Sierra Ry of
California;—
1st s f 6s g Apr 12 '37. A&O 12
Sioux Oit>& Pac 334»1930—F&A
West Va Ry—
15"
88
5
Shamokin Sunbury & Lewlsb g
2d 6s gold July 1 1925 ext at
96
92
Wor—434" 1947.M&S
Onto
1st M
Pitts &
45
•
North Penna ext'd 4s 1936—M&N
Gen a 3 3-10s 1953
J&J
Northwestern Terminal RR—
1st M 5a 1977
/
95
85
85
-—
Northern Pacific—
;
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997
Q-J
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
Q-F
r
Ref & imp 434« 2047 ser A.J&J
Ref & imp 6s 2047 ser B—J&J
Ref & imp 4s 2047 ser O—J&J
Ref & Imp 5s 2047 ser D—J&J
Eq tr 434" 1932 (yr) F&A15
Eq tr 4His 1932'40 (yr)M&S15
No Pac Ter Go 1st 0s
1933--J&J
No Ry of Oal 5s
g gu 1938.-A&O
54
90
Stamped
Certificates of deposit———
Adj mtge 5s Oct 1 1949—F&A
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt——A&O
Certificates of deposit--——
Seab & Roanoke 5s ext 1931-J&J
Seacoast RR of N J 5s 48--A&O
83
A—M&S
Seaport 5s 1935. A&O
40
93
92
98
Nor Ohio 1st gu 5s
g 1945—A&O
"
35
•
Northern Central—
'
100
Pittsb Term RR & Ooal-
"Eqtr43is
*
100
9834
6% receivers' ctfs 1927
Pittsburgh & Shawmut—
1st s f g 5s 1959
P8&LE 1st g 5s 1940
•
;
5234
60
6534
_
Impt &
•
90
78
E 1949-F&A
ser A
J&D
—-
J&|J
Norfolk Ter 1st gu 4s 1961--M&N
Norfolk & Western
/
/
/
/
/
1st & cons 6s 1945 ser A—M&B /
Certificates of deposit—---- /
5% secured notes 1931—-F&A f
Equip tr 6s (s-a) 1932-37-F&A
Eq tr 534s 1932 (s-a)—-A&O
Eq tr 5s 1933-1940 (s-a)—J&J
Eq tr 434s Jan 15 33-40(s-a) J&D
Atlanta-Birmingham Dlv—lstg 4s May! 1933
M&S /
Seab-All Florida Ry—
1st gu 6s 1935 series A —F&A f
Certificates of deposit—---- /
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B——F&A /
Certificates of deposit.—.— /
•
•
"
77
ser
.1970
9534
9434
7834
7834
.
31
Ask
93
Sault 8te Marie Bridge—
1st M ■ f 5s July 1 1937—J&J
Sav Fia & W 1st 6s 1934
A&O
1st M g 5s 1934---------L&U
Sav & States 1st g gu 5s 1953-J&J /
Scioto Val & N E 1st 4s 1989 M&N
Seab Air Line 1st g 4s 1950-A&O f
_
J&D
Louis—,
Bid
Bonds
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix—
1st g 5s 1942
—-M&S
Pine Creek guar 6s 1932
P B & L E con g 5s
1947
70"
defaulted bonds
and
Ask.
_
.
Debenture g 4s 1932
A&O
Philippine Railway—
1st p 4s 1937 s f opt gu—J&J
Registered $5,000each
1st & ref g 5s '01 opt '15--F&A
Norf & South 1st 5s 1941.M&N
1st gen g 5s 1954 opt
and Inoome
Bait—
35"
65
N Y Westchester A Bos
Ry—
1st Mg4Hi 1940 guar
J&J
Nord Ry s f 034* 1950
A&O
Norfolk & Oar 6s 1939
A&O
Norfolk Southern—
&
.
20
M&N
whsrs marked "f
4734
-J&J
Term lstg 6s 1943
exoopt
Bonds
Phila Wllm
2d mtge 434 s 1937
F&A
Gen mtge 5s g 1940———F&A
•
"and io'ereat
»ra
...
N
1st
prions
BONDS AND
RAILROAD
■•—AH bond prloei art !'ind Interest" except
Bonds
and
Bid.
Stocks.
Bait & Ohio—Common
Union Pacific—
1st ry & land gr 4o g 1947—J&J
lit & ref 4i June 2008
M&S
lit & ref 5i June 2 2008—M&S
40-year 4Hi 1967
85
87 X
b
b
b
6%
6%
6%
-6%
M&S
90
Gen lit g 3Hs Mar 1 '61.M&S
Utah Fuel—See Ind & Mlac.
Utah & Northern—
70
General gold 4a 1944
„
lit 7a '08
ext at 4% to *33-J&J
Cong 4a 1965 aerlei A
lat
.
gold 4 Hi 1934 opt
July 1914 coupon on
July 1914
I
1
1
1
J&J
off
coupon
1
II II
M&N
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
'
1
F&A
Series B 1957
„
I
1
lit gold 4Ha 1934 assenting.
Vermont Vail lst4Hs 1940--A&O
f
/
/
1
'
-
~
-
' "'m
1H
mm-mom
1H
60
70
19
24
Vlcksburg Bdge & Term Co—
lit M if 6s 1958
M&S
Vlcksburg Shreveport & Pacific—
50
Pr lien 6s '15 ext 5% '40—M&N
Virginia Mid
gen
M&N
5s 1936 —M&N
Va & Southwest 5s 2003
lat
88
24
5a 1958
Virginian Railway—
65
1st M gold 6s 1962 opt
M&N
1st m 4H« 1962 ser B_—M&N
Eq tr 4Hs 1933-1940(yr)„ J&J
Eq tr 5a 1932-1938 (yr). .M&N
Wabash RR—1st g 5i 1939.M&N
.25
74
J&J
—A&O
cons g
95
b
~7%
b
72
75H
6%
9
■
8
12H
14
18
2H
28
33
New Orleans Great North
27
27
30
New Orl Texas & Mexico
New York Central RR
100
100
6K
6
10*4
50
70
6% preferred
N Y & Harlem com (gu)
H
H
:'A
2
5
100
,,
6
40
7% preferred
6% preferred
Chicago St Paul Minn & O
4
5X
3H
5H
70
40
100
100
100
100
Preferred
3H
65
42 H
86
Olnc Sandusky & Oleve pref
Gin Union Term 6% pref
50
100
Oleve Cine Chicago & St L—_ 100
Preferred
Washington Co Ry 1st g guar
3Hi Jan 1954 op 1924
J&J
35
77 H
83 H
Wash Term Oo—3 Hi 1945-F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
Washington & Vandemere—
lit 4 Ha 1947
F&A
West Jersey & Sea Shore—»
Oonaol gold 4a 1936—— J&J
Cons 3H« gaeries B 1936—J&J
West Maryland 4s 1952
A&C
90
65
Betterm't
72
Oonsol RRs of Cuba pref..
87
Cripple Creek Central
38H
30
Gen mtge gold 4s 1943
A&C
Income g 5s Apr 1943.—Nov ] /
Western Pacific RR Corp—
41
75
70
Cuba
RR
preferred
Delaware
7 5"
Denv & Rio Gr West pref
Denver & Salt Lake
Detroit Hills & S W (guar)
Detroit & Mackinac
64*'
69"
52H
59 K
45
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR—
lat conaol gold 4s 1949. --M&S
Ref M 4 Hi series A 1966.M&S
Ref gold 5b aeries B 1966.M&S
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 1933-35 ..J&J
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
F&A
White & Black River Valley—
55
51
95""
93
27
fr
9H
Wilm
& Newb 4s 1947
F&A
Wllm & Nor 1st 5a 1927 extended
v
4
Q-F
J&J
47
30
40
20
30
4
2H
35
J&J
80
Winston-Salem Southbound—
1st gold guar 4s I960
J&J
Winston-Salem Terminal Oo—
1st M gold 5a 1966
A&O
70
81H
45
5
—
40
85""
29
29H
Worcester Nash & Roch—See Bo ston &
Yosemite Val s f g 5s 1936—J&J
{
23
Maine.
ser
5Vs
5H
Internal Rys (Cent Am)
—.50
com
Alabama & Vlcksburg
50
15
15
25
100
1
100
4J
110
1H
Albany & Susquehanna (guar) 100
Alleghany Corp
(t)
Pref (with |30 warrants)... 100
Pref (with $40 warrants).—100
Pref without warrants
$40 warrants.
Allegheny & West (guar.)
Atch Top & Santr, Fe—
Preferred
45'
.35
100
H
m
100
100
100
....
35
Bridge 1st pref...
loo"
5X
40
.
30
30
40
15
25
40
7H
7
65"
4H
5H
X
2H
2H
4
6H
.4
d
50
llol
90""
113
108
18
25
35
25
100
6% preferred
.
•
1
77
38
35
1
1
1
5
30
,
7 H
7 X
2%
100
.100
Southern Ry common
Preferred
Mob & Ohio stk tr ctfs
X
20
50 d
Sharon
4
100
10
6
16
100
(t) d
100
40
45
4
100
Southwestern of Ga (guar)
Tennessee Central Ry com
Convertible preferred
Texas & Pacific
X
"H
110
50
60
"H
15"
100
85
Union Pacific—Common
Preferred
Valley RR (N Y) (guar)
Vermont & Mass (guar)
Vicksb Shrevep & Pac com
100
5
8
Lackawanna RR of N J..
100
50 d
37
42
H
7
----
38
40
163
40
45
V 13
17
55
45
.100
lOo
betterment stk— 50 d
100
Preferred A
~ix
1
—100
Preferred B
100
"
56
26
60
30
Warren N J (guar D L & W). 50
Western Maryland Ry com. .107
1st preferred
100
2d preferred
100
Western Pacific RR Corp
100
78"
k Last sale
i in London,
X
:
t
n
Nominal.
1H
30
35
1H
20
1H
30
45
47
IX
4
2
IX
100
West Jersey & Sea Sh—Com. 50 d
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Prior lien stock 7 %
100
Preferred 6%
50
90
....
...100
100
Preferred..
/ Taia br»o« luciuuet* accrued Interest.
75
48
x
100
Preferred
Virginian Railway eom
Wabash Railway
35X
35H
155
United N J RR & Canal (gu).100
Utica Chen & Susq Val (gu)_100
60
4
6M
40
75
70 r
2H
....
30
50 d
100
..100
100
Utica Clinton & Binghamton.100
150
,
....
Tunnel RR of St Louis
3
,
75"
X
X
100
Southern Pacific Oo
~1H
^
1
1
Troy & Gr'bush (guNYO)..
II..
-
65"
15"
15
-
3H
2H
70
Deposit receipts
25
20H
»
2l"
19
15
-
50
50
~5H
20
8
10
75
65
100
100
.
100
6
mm
—
98
60
100
4H
5H
18
;
100
100
..100
100
100
3
t c. 50 d
50 d
8
4H
10
100
d
'
....
50
126
Preferred
110
40
11
d Price per share, not per centj
fNo par value.
pref
45
40
30
40
Rutland
100
guar
50
120
45
St Louis
23 X
45
100
90
100
20
100
9H
Atlantic Coast L Co of Conn. .50 d
Atlantic Coast L RR com
100
Id 68""
Atlantic 1st leased lines rent tr.
b Basis,
d
100
15
Kansas City Southern
Preferred
Spec
65
45
40
100
Preferred
50 d
Little Miami original guar... 50 d
23 H
44 H
Atlanta & West Point
Augusta & Savannah (guar)—100
d
...
d
63
80
70
8
6
Preferred
100
Iowa Central
100
Joliet & Chic (guar O & A)...100
Kal Allegan & Gr Rap (gu)—-100
K O St L & Chic-—Pref (gu)—100
Lehigh Valley
100
Atlanta Birm & Coast pref
Atlan & Char Air L (guar)
iahts.
130
40
30
58
d
102
i
(t)
(f)
80
6
25
5H
20
95
Seaboard Air Line common..
com.
Com vot trust ctfs
5
95
2
Saratoga & Schenectady (gu)
Stk tr ctfs—See RR Securs Oo.
Int & Great North Ry vtc
100
Par
80
45
75
25
6
A—100
—.100
68
70
65
65
Deposit receipts
100
1W
/
63
(gu D & H)__100
50
...
Non-cumul 6% pref
Leased lines (guar)
::::
v
H
46
100
c
5
100
—100
100
Roch & Genesee Val RR
Preferred
a
16
14
22
...100
Preferred v t
Illinois Central
55
6
d
30
Hartford & Conn Western.
Huntingd & Broad Top
pur mon 1st g 4a 1951—M&N
Sup & Dul Div 4s 1936...M&N
110
50
100
100
Preferred
90
165
11
Hudson & Manhattan
12
3
88
65
8t Lnuls Southwestern...
100 d
2
87
.100
Rich Fred & Potom—Com
Rome & Clint
100
par)
9H
20
1H
2H
d
4% III Cent stk ctf 1952—1000
d
Reading Company
50
d
1st preferred
50
d
2d preferred
50
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar) .100
100
Preferred—
Wis Cent Ry—lat M g 4s *49 J&J
1st & ref 4i 1959
.—A&O
Marshfield & South East Div
57"
"m
Id 15
100
2nd preferred
St Louis-San Francisco Ry
Green Bay & Western
100
Gulf Mobile & North com....100
00 o
100
100
Dividend obligations
6% guaranteed..
7% guaranteed
45
35
100
1st preferred
X
H
H
50 d
Pitts Youngst & Asht pref
Prov & Worcester (guar)
3
2d preferred
Great Northern Ry—Pref
Ore certificates.....
(no
85
25
70
Preferred (guar Penn RR)__ 100
d
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsb McK & Yough (guar)— 50 d
55
1
...100
65
11
7H
20
d
95
50
common
3
Preferred
25
*
150
60
(gu Pa RR)-100
Plttsb & West Va
100
Georgia RR & Bank Oo (gu)..100
Georgia Southern & Florida—100
J&D
•
2H
100
Wayne & Jack pref (guar). 100
Georgia & Florida com
100
1 x
2*1
15
100
100
40
'
Preferred
43
100
Preferred
5
1H
100
Preferred-
28
42
50 d
50 d
Ft
2X
2*|
:?
Pitts Cine Chic & St Louis—.100
Pitts Ft W & Chic com (gu)__ 100
"U
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar).... 50 d
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa RR)
50 d
Fonda Johns & Glov com
100
17
8
IX
100
Eastern
Pere Marquette Ry com
Preferred
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie
58
1st preferred
::::
2
3H
—
26
115
lJi
8H
8
r
d
60 d
d
Paterson & Ramapo
50
d
Pennsylvania RR
50
u
Pennroad Corp v t c......... (t)
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)—100
Phila & Trenton
2
preferred
1 x
"■
Railroad Securities Oo—
Preferred.
100
Duluth South Shore & Atl—.100
Preferred
100
East Penna (guar P&R)
50 d
71
X
H
100
Prior preferred
9
mmm
M
%
100
11
25
'
»
Ry
100
Adjustment preferred
100
No Carolina (guar So RR)_ -100
d
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR). 50
North'n N H (guar B & M)._100
M
Northern Pacific Ry
100
North RR of N J (guar Erie) .100
d
Northern Securities Co stuba
Peoria &
5*4
2d
61
1st g gu 4H« 1941 opt
M&N
Wilkes & E 1st g 5s 1942.—J&D
W111& S F 1st 5s g 1938
J&D
Preferred
16H
12H
io5"
100
(t) d
30
10U
100 vvVi 2
Erie—Common
37
-
19
1*4
Elmira & W'import (guar)...
Preferred (guar Nor Cent).
32
100
100
Passaic & Del Ext
30
5H
50 d
25 d
Delaware Lack & Western
85
31
d
Paterson & Hudson River....
65
d
50
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W) 50
50
d
—.100
32
65
110
Dayton & Mich com (guar)
50 d 22
53
Preferred (guar O H & D)_. 50 d
100
Delaware & Bound Br (guar). 100
41H
Delaware & Hudson Co
100
75
W Side Belt lat g 5a 1937..M&5
W Va & Pitta 1st 4a g 1990—A&C
82
90
40
"
5
27
Ogden Mine RR (gu On N J) .100
45
Old Colony (gu NYNH&H).. 100
Id 105
Ontario & Quebec
100
50
78
755"
500
109
Phila Germ & Norria (guar)
23
lat M 5s 1946 aeries A
M&t^
Eq tr 5Ha 1932-38 (yr)__J&E
West Ry of Ala 1st 4Hs *58 A&O
West Shore lat 4s 2361
J&.i
"
30
1
d
100
North Pennsylv (gu P&R)
50
Norwich & Worcester pref—100
Preferred
35*
94*
68
2H
io5
10
100
9
100
50 d 115
100
100
100
1st preferred
2d preferred
Columbus & Xenla (guar)
Conn & Pass Rlv pref
90
1st & ref 5Hi 1977 ser A—J&J
West N Y & Penna 5s 1937. _J&J
(guar Pa RR).. 50
stk (guar Pa RR) 50
Colorado & Southern
100
40
40
a
100
Oleve & Pitts
v
75"
Olnc New Orl & Texas Pacific. 100
Preferred
100
4
2X
Alabama Tenn & Nor
3
1
I
d
Norfolk & Western
1H
10
5
If • 1 I
*
1
—
...
7% preferred
1
*4
1*4
Preferred
N Y Lack & West (guar)
N Y New Haven & Hartf
40
3s
.100
d
50
N Y Ontario & Western
Norfolk Southern
Chic R I & Pacific common...100
Ref & gen 5s 1980 ser D..A&0
Warren 1st refg 3H> 2000
F&A
Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948
Q-M
Wash & Colum Rlv 4s 1935—J&J
Ala Great Southern com..
1
2
8
f RAILROAD STOCKS.
2
1H
3H
Chicago & North Western... 100
d
N Y Chic & St Louis
65
2lH
Dividend payable in London..
com
100
10H
~8"
390
d 320
_
20
(t) d
10C
Preferred
2H
J&J
New London Northern
25
pref-100
100
75
7H
100
100
100
Preferred
O.A&C
2d 6s 1936
National Rys of Mex 1st
2d preferred
33
100
Common
B—F&A
Wil & Wei gen g 5s 1935
Gen mtge g 4s 1935
Nashv & Decatur (gu L & N)
65
30
50
100
pref (guar)
50
60
§5"
Birm
25
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern Ry
d
Morris & Essex (guar)
50
Nashv Chatt & St Louis..—100
50
28
40
4H% to 1977
Gen g 6s Aug 1 1932
~7H
100
....
100
100
Preferred
Mobile &
d
Preferred
Chic Milw St P & Pacific—
22
Maryland & Pennsylvania..-.100
Massawippi Valley Ry
100
Michigan Central
...
100
Midland Valley com—
50
Preferred
50
Minehill & Schuyl Hav (gu)_. 50
Minneapolis & St Louis
100
Minneapolis St P & S S M—100
Preferred-100
4% leased line ctfs——-.100
Mississippi Central
100
Mo-Kan-Tex RR com—(no par)
Preferred
100
Atk.
Bid.
d
100
Missouri Pacific com
d
Chic Ind & Louiav common...100
Det & Chic ext lat g 5s '41 .J&J
Dea M Div 1st g 4a 1939-J&J
Toledo & Chic 4s g 1941—M&S
Omaha Div 1st 3Hi g *41-A&O
Wabash Ry—
at
20
120
100
Preferred
85
1st & ref g 5s 1940 opt
J&J
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
7
29
5H
85
1st 5s 1980.
J&J
Wichita Falls & Northwestern—
1st 5s Jan 1939
J&J
16
55
75
ser
10H
6
—
Preferred
5
15
50
60
—--—100
Maine Central.-
4H
22
75
ser
4
Chesapeake Corp
(t)
Chesapeake & Ohio common—25
Chicago Burl & Quincy
100
Chic & East Illinois common. 100
Preferred
Eq tr 6s 1933 35 (year)_J&Jlf
Eq tr 4 Hi 1932-42 (yr)—.A&O
Ref&gen4H» 1978
60
117
52 H
2d gold 5i 1939
Y&A
Deb mtge 6s aeries B 1939.J&J /
lat lien term gold 4a 1954. J&J
Ref & gen 5Hi 1975 A.-M&S
Ref & gen 5s 1976
Mahoning Coal RR
Pref (guar L 8 & M S)
100 d 30H
7H
Canadian Pacific
—25 d
Preferred
100 Id 45
40
Oaro Gllnchfleld & O com 4%. 100
40
Common stamped 5%
100
28
Oatawissa RR—1st pref (guar).50
7%
.
Louisville & Nashville—_—100
25
Canada Southern
Chicago Great West com
Coal(gu) 50
(guar)—100
pref.—100
62
57 X
115.
2d pref (guar P&R)
50
Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & W). 30
Central of New Jersey
100
60
Gen 5i May 1 1941
Louisv Hend & St L
48 H
---
A stamped..
1st preferred B stamped...
1st preferred C stamped—
1st preferred D stamped-.
1st preferred E stamped—
Preferred stamped
Bost & Prov (guar Old Col)—100
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn—100
Brunswick Tor & RySecCo—(j
Camden & Burl Oo (guar)..—.2
7M
14
Lit SchuylNavRR&
Louis & Mo Rlv pref
20
—100
Prior pref.
1st preferred
77"
Utica Clin & Blng 6a 1939-.J&J
Vandalla RR—
50
Preferred
Beech Creek (guar
64
52
b
6
10
N Y C)
60
57
Belgian Nat Rya Co
5.25%
American shares partlcpref
5.25% Boston & Alb (guar N Y G)_. 100
5.25% Boston & Maine com (stpd)—100
1st preferred A unstamped. 100
5.25%
1st preferred B unstamped. 100
86
1st preferred O unstamped.100
1st preferred D unstamped-100
92
lat preferred E unstamped .100
59
4
3X
Par,
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid,
100
-—---100
Bangor Aroostook com
91
86
_
-
Preferred
70 H
J&J
40-year 4a 1968
J&D
Ed or 4Hi a32-'38 (yr)
M&N
Eq 4Ha Sept 16 '32-'39-M&SK
Eq tr 6i 1932-*37 (yr)
M&S
tfqtr 7i 1932-'36 (yr)
J&D
Un on Terminal Oo (Dallas)—
lit g 6a 1942 opt 1922
ii&O
United N J RR & Canal Co-
tut.'
Stocks.
Ask
73
STOCKS
whe^ marked "I" and Income and defaulted bonds.
sSale price
40
45"
y
Ex-
NOTICE.—All
8tooks and Bonds.
bond prices are
Bid,
Par.
Aldred Invest Tr
2
30
25
$6 preferred
Deb g 5s 1953
Amer. Capital Oorp A
Glass B
S3 preferred
$5.50 prior pref
"2""
mmmim
S3 convertible preferred
Am Bank Stk Tr Shares
American British & Oont corn.(t)
2
(t)
4
8
..'
■m
M
48
F&A
52
Five Year
(t
(t.
Amer Elec Sec partic pf
American European Secur
~ix
~2X
12
6
2X
3X
67
Preferred (with warrants) ..100
Deb 5s Feb 1 1952 without warr
General American Shares class A.
50
16"
14
50
10
14
General Equities class A
General Public Service com
140ths
1
it
170ths
6% preferred
Amer lnsuranstocks
Corp..
Amer Investors Inc com B
Warrants
$6 pref with
»<N
class A.
Common class B
1
"ill
Ys
M
30
33
1
2
Amer & Overseas pref
Amer. Util. & Gen'l Oorp A
Class B v t c
n
1
1
Preferred
1
X
50
1
I
11
|I
COi I09
1\
"2A
X
15M
Warrants.
I
$3 preferred A
Warrants
* d
d
Aviation Sec Oorp of N E
'
nil
-----
(f)
Bancamerica-Blair Corp
Bancomlt Oorp
(f)
Bankers Nat Investing com A (j)
Bankers Sec Oorp of Am
(t)
Preferred
Bankinstocks Holding Corp
(f)
Bankstocks Oorp of Md cl A__(j)
Class B
■1A
IX
li"
10
3
1
"4M
(j)
6%
\
cum pref ser A
50
fis series A 1953 with warrants
Without warrants.j
Cent Nat Oorp class A
r.
.....
1.25
2%
Century Trust Shares
II.I__
Chain & Gen'l Equities Inc......
24
Corp
new.
..
75M
71
73
12
2
mm
"X
IX
""m
'2"
■
42
39
1
X
Class B
X
Colonial Investors shares
Commonwealth Trust Shares
Continental Metropol Oorp
Continental Secur Oorp com__(t)
Preferred
loo
Debenture 5s May 1 1942
Without warrants
Continental Shares
Corporate Trust
shares old series.
"x
Iv
15
35""
40
35
•'
1956
...
l'30
Secured gold 6s 1933
Secured gold 6s 1943-........
Secured gold 5s 1933
I
Secured gold 5s 1943--—..
Investment Co of Am com
(t)
7% preferred
100
(t)
----
mi2;^.
7% preferred
.100
Cumulative Trust Shares
Deposited Bank Shares ser N Y..
Deposited Insur Shs ser A
Deposited Bank Shs N Y ser A__
60
65
Shares A
2
2X
1.75
"2M
IX
IX
2
5
4
O shares
1.50
D shares
Eastern Utilities Investing Corp—
Common A
..(f)
warr
Industry—Series A
Series
C
National
Warrants
MAS 15
2X
-m
;
'
mm. m
V:.. O-.'i
:•
?
1.70
3
value,
d Price
per
(stamped)
Trustee sh_
35"
1.50
4
2M
4
44
44
1942
33"
§5"
10M
6s with warrants
tenandoah Oorp common
Convertible preferred
1952
1952
11M Southern Bona & ShareCommon A
IX
1.45
Common B
AX
"li
i$
7%
8M
(t)
(t)
(t)
$3 preferred allot certificates..
Spencer Trask Fund Inc
(t)
Standard All Amer Corp...
Standard Amer. Tr. shares
Standard Coll Trust shares
.
Standard Holding Corp cl
2.25
1.90
2X
3
$5.50 preferred
Deb 5s Mar 1 1937 with warr.
....
"M
Ex-warrents..*...*..^....
X
IX
T"
ii"
Standard Oil Trust shares A
Class B
6
11
State St Invest Corp.......—-
83
86
83
83
83
86
86
F&A 16
Deb 5Ms 1939
B
Common
M
Class B
10
Class C
.—...
(t)
Third National
2X
6%
7*4
70
cum
ft)
100
pref
1
14M
IX
IK
3
10 r
IX
48
1M
Series B
■»
•
Trustee Standard
l"55
Util
**.«»
....
1.40
"3M
~1X
li
"ic
2c
(t)
1-70th
United Bank Trust
4X
3A
M
U S & British Internat class A.
I
Class B.
Preferred
Deb g 5s
M&N
1948
3M
2M
U S Elec Light & Pow tr ctf
Trust ctfs ser B
40c
U S Elec Pow Oorp com w
Warrants.
2X
3
Class B___—...—-—...
North American Trust shares.
A—
U
10M
ii
314
4M
—
150
F......
4
1.50
--
H
3X
No Am Utility Securities com (f)
2
CTni versa!
50
Did Colony Invest Trust com.(t)
Debenture 4 Ms Feb 1 1947
1M
Nominal,
s
TrUfet Shares
1
Utilities Hydro & Ralls Shares—
Utility Equities Corp com
$5.50 priority stock..
15 1952
Sale price,
v
Ear-stock dividend,
x
<f>
Ex-dividend
/
i
7
48
12M
2X
......
—
S Shares O 3
5
46
2
Securities com_(
(
U S Overseas com with war__(t;
Certificates of deposit
$6 1st preferred
IX
1-16
war(f)
U S & Foreign
50~~
M&N
North & South Amer Oorp cl A(t)
1.45
1M
United Founders common.
—
Niagara Share Corp (Md)
Conv deb 5 Ms 1950
k
m
49H
Shs
Trust Shares of America
Twentieth Century Fixed Tr
Two-Year Tr shares
United Insur Trust.
New Jersey Bankers Securities
N Y Bank & Trust Shares
15
2A
2X
United Fixed Shares
4M
2%
,1M
1.20
Class D
20
3
"X
VA
2M
1.25
Trustee Standard Oil shares A—
....
Tx
35
~2M
Trusteed Amer. Bank shares
Series A...
Trustee Stand Invest ser C
Tm
2M
33
Warrants
Trusteed NYC Bank shares
11M
Bi~"
3X
—
Class D..--_.
Investors
Tri-Contlneotal Corp
—
4
65 X
65X
2X
2M
(t)
50
Super Corp of Amer class A
1M
5
3X
2X
—
$1.20 preferred
$3 cum conv 1st pf
86
3
51
2X
Sterling Sec com A..-._-..-.(t)
100
n
3M
A—
Standard Investing Corp com
3M
Northern Securities—
2" 80
M
.50
—
"4M
2.30
(t)
(t)
5s
Nationwide Sec Co tr ctf B
k Last sale,
26
2
Selected Management
Shawmut Association
National Re-in vesting Corp
Nat'l Short Term Sec com A__(t)
share, not per cent,
21M
3X
4Ms
ft)
«•
16
JX
1.40
"X
10
Investors
13*
""M
1:\r- sx
22"
(
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust
1%
Low-Priced Shares
Debenture 4Ms Dec
par
1M
1M
IX
IX
—.—
"x
..
Allotment ctfs
37
66
B........
13
4.93
(+)
$5.50 prior stock
(t)
Allotment ctfs (unstamped)
.50
4
3
1
1.20
4.68
Corp General com__(
Selected Amer shares..
Selective Cumulative Shares
Selected Income Shares
Selected Industries com
10
mm mm
National Trust Shares..
70
B shares..
|
M
(f)
warr..
Preferred
X
63
8
Deb 5s 1954 with
Deb 5s ser B 1948 with
Without warrants
Series
50
$6 preferred
10
Invest Trust Associates com..(t)
Investors Equity common
Debenture 5s series A 1947
Mutual Management com
Nat Industries Shares
1.40
1.25
6
til versified Trustee
Securities
—J&D
Mutual Investment Trust
.10
t No
100
100
Major Shares Corp
com
Orum & Forster Insursh B
..
0M % preferred
6% preferred
Metal & Mining Shares com_.(t)
Mohawk Investing Corp
61""
„8% preferred
Common
Oorp unit ctfs(f)
( '
i—
(
$7 first preferred
6
9
12*
1
com—(t)
(t)
6% preferred
Second Nat Inv
Preferred
8
6X
F&A
Massachusetts Investors
1.25
Credit Alliance class A
5 Ms 1938
Orurn & Forster Inc
2'bo
100
100
Accumulative series
Corporation Secur Co of Chicago
Common
ft)
6)1
10
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war..J&J
Leaders of
....
(+)
AA....................
4
(t)
Investors Trustee Shares
30
Preferred B
Convertible preferred
6% preferred units
Royalties Management A
Second Int Sec Oorp A
Bcom
10"
"x
Ctfs
Investment Trust of N Y coll A__
_
-
Preferred
Chelsea Exchange Oorp cl A
*
10
Invest Fund ofN J
Chain Store Invest
»
Internat Securities Tr of Amer—
71
6M% pref
Preferred
Chartered Investors
a1
1
(t)
Debenture 5s 1947
9M
M
Class B
5
Int Sec Corp of Am com A_.._(+)
Common B
(t)
.75
2X
M
—
...
"E"
27
25
Indus & Power Securities Oo..(
Insuranshares Co. of Delaware—1
Insuranshares
Preferred
Representative Trust Shs
M
Deb g 5s Jan 1949
"3M
(
(t)
»•:
1
(t)
$6 pref 2d ser with warr
ff
$5.50 pr pref without warr_.(f.
1H
Beacon Participations Inc A
British Type Investors
ors
ioncl
Capital Administration cl A
Class B
1
0*
1
com
Research Invest common.
Insull Utility Invest com
.—
50
.....
1
1
preferred
Insuranshares & Gen Mgnt
Insurance Securities Co
10
Preferred
Bansicilla Corp....
Basic Industry Shares
I
1H 100
1
Illuminating Shares class A
Incorporated Investors
(t)
Incorporated Investors EquitiesIndependence Trust Shares ._.(
•....
.
45
2
"5"
20
d
14
25
(t)
com
A(t)
Common B ..............(t)
2M
2X
|3 units.:
Gude Wlnmill Oorp
Huron Holding Corp
Hydro Elec Sec com
5% preferred class B
T"
....
2M
mi
(t)
Warrants
Reliance Internat Corp
$6 units
24
(t)
common
Guardian Investors
2X
.................
Public Service Tr shs ser A
X
Convertible preferred
Debenture 5s series A 1948
Scrip
12
(t)
(t)
IX
Light Securities Trust(t)
$3 preferred
12
90
Preferred
S7
15,
Units
com...
German Credit & Invest.
Pref. allot, ctf. 25% 1st pref—
Globe Underwriters Exchange_(f)
—
■
(f)
w
(t)
warr
Preferred.
..........
Guardian Investment
Associated Stand. Oil 8hs
Atlantic & Pac Int com w w._(t)
Preferred
Atlas Utilities
Power &
Public Utility Holding com w w(t)
Common without warrants. (t>
4X
3X
(t)
Granger Trading Corp..
Greenway Oorp com........--10
(t)
....
"2"
jM
1
$6 first preferred
(t)
Gen'l Realty & Utiities com.-(t)
1
1
•
BX
1st p.. 100
CD
Deb 5s 1948 without warr—J&J
Petroleum Trading Oorp A
—
Phoenix Sec Oorp.
Preferred-
...
64
J&J
Warrants...,
Atlantic Securities
w__.(t)
9
7X
Power & Rail Trustee shares
Warrants.,
i
Fundamental Trust shares A
Class B
(t)
General American Investors-_ (T)
.
(t)
6% preferred
7% preferred
Convertible preferred
w
w
3M
-
Colony Trust Associates—
serial trust shares...(t)
Warrants
Series B.
Amer Founders Corp common
Preferred
10X
Fixed
Fourth Nat'l Investors
.
f 5s 1958 ser A
com
1.85
.0*
—
(t)
_
Amer & Gen Sec
Old
Overseas Securities
Trust shares—
Fixed Trust Oil Shares.
Fixed Trust Shares series A
100
Ask.
Pacific Investing Oorp
Second preferred
10
com
Bid.
Per
1st
1.55
Preferred
..
v
X
Units
Equity Trust Shares A
Federated Capital Oorp
Par
Oil Shares units
"Ji
Preferred
Elec Shareholdings Oorp com_(t)
♦6 conv pref with warr
(t)
E quitable Inv common .... . -—-
10
First Invest Co of N H pref A(t)
American & Continental Oorp
5s 1943
Amer. Oomposlt Trust Shares—-
s
Equity Oorp com.^.........—
Stamped
Stocks and Bonds.
Financial Investing N Y
Amer Cities Pow & Lt cl A
Class B
rOolI tr
Ask.
share.
Preferred
"2%
~2K
__
■US;
Bid.
Per
2M
:
4Hb 1968
All Amer Gen Corp
20
Alliance Investment Uorp
(t)
Allied Int Investing Oorp com_(f)
Par.
share
25
4Mb Dec 1967--
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Per
ABO Trust series B
"and interest" except where marked "t" and income and defaulted bonds.
,
36—
Utilities
Public
(Includes street and electric railways, gas,
fOTIOl.—All
bond
Bonds.
Adriatic Electric Oo
Extl ■ f 7s 1952
prloss
Bid
ars
1st mtge
73
95
93
85
88
1st & ref 434s 1967
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968M&S
Alabama Water Service Oo—
70
72
78
1st M 6s 1957 ser A
J&J
Albany Ry—See United Trac.
All eg Bellev & P—See Phlla Oo
Allegheny Gas Oorp 6 34s'43 M&N
Alton & St L Bridge 7s 1947 M&N
56
Oon g 434s 1933 gu
/y- 5^:
60
10
33
36
15
A&O
60
20
70
Elec Ry—
F&A 15
18
30
Deb 7s 1942Alton Water 5s 1956
Altoona & Logan Val
75
Amer Commonwealths Power—
Deb g 6s 1952 ser A
Deb g 634" 1953
F&A
M&N
Oonv deb 6s 1940
Amer Community Power—
■
-1
134
M&S k
Deb 534s 1953
J&J
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s '57 M&S 16
3
3
134
"lU
5
19
20
20
23
Amer G & E deb 5s 2028—M&N
Power Oo—
6434
65;
M&N
Secured deb 6s 1939
J&D
American Natural Gas Oorp—
> Deb 634s 1942 with war._A&0
Am Pow & L deb 6s 2016
M&S
13
15
15
16
Amer & Foreign Power Oo—
Deb
i
g
M&S
5s 2030
Amer Gas &
Sec deb 5s 1953
134
2
40
4134
48
51
29
32
9934
9934
9934
Amer States Public Serv—
M&N
J&D
1st 1 534s 1948 ser A
Deb 6s 1938
Amer Telep & Tel eg—
Oonv g 4s "36 conv aft
"09-M&S
J&D
J&J
Ooll trust 5s 1946--
Deb
s
f 5s 1960
93
9934
9334
10034
Deb 534o Nov 1 1943—M&N
Oonv deb 434* 1939
J&J
100
9634
98
F&A
93
9334
J&D
20
M&N
5
14
A&O
Deb 6s 1975 Ser A
M&N
Deb 5s 1975 ser B
J&D
Annap & Chesapeake Bay Pow—
1st 6s 1948
J&D
70
75
48
51
40;
1st lien & ref 6s 1945
Deb 634s 1941
Amer W W & El 5s 1934
25
Androscoggin Elec 1st 5s *34 A&O
Androscoggin Water Power—
1st 6s 1945
F&A
Appalachian Elec Power—
1st & ref 5s 1956-
M&N
Appalachian Power 5s 1941 J&D
7% gold bonds 1936
F&A
Deb gold 6s 2024
J&J
100
70
2734
deb 6s 1945 ser A.-M&S
Oonv deb 6s 1945 ser B—M&S
61
Ardmore St
3
1948—J&J
Arizona Pow 6s "33 opt "13-M&N
1st 1 & unif 6s 1947 ser A_ M&N
Ark & Mo Pow 1st 6s 1953—J&J
J&J
25
77
warM&S
Oonv deb 434s 1949
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
'
Oonv deb 5s 1950
Conv 534a
>
46
50
55
Bklyn-Manhattan
J&J
m
5s
ser
E 1952
634%
notes 1932
F&A
Brooklyn Rap Trans 5s 1945 A&O
35
2134
1734
f 6s 1968 ser A
s
3734
20
...J&J
Transit Oorp
Gen
20~~
Equit Trust ctfs of deposit
1st ref gold 4s 2002
J&J
3-year 7% notes 1921
J&J
:
Cent Un Tr temp ctfs dep.
Temp ctfs dep stamped
Bklyn Bath & WE5s '33—A&O
Brooklyn Queens Oo & Sub—
1st m g 5s 1941 (stpd)__J&J
1st con 5s July *41(stp)M&N
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950---F&A
Stamped guaranteed
Kings Oo El 1st 4s 1949--F&A
Stamped guaranteed
Nassau Elec 1st 5s 1944A&O
1st gold 4s Jan 1 1951-J&J
Bklyn Un Gaslst cons5sg'45M&N
1st lien & ref 6s *47 Ser A.M&N
Oonv deb 534s 1936
J&J
-
UVa
1834
19
M&N
18
J&J
M&N
27
26
-
RR.
^
8234
1
I
9934
101
9934
74
56
Cent Pow & Lt 1st 5s 1956—F&A
Cent Pub Serv
51
52
Central States Elec Corp—
Oonv deb 6s 194 8.-
M&S
85
Telep Utll deb 5s 1942A&0
19
1st M 5s 1965
Oonv
deb 6s 1941
Oonv deb 534s
M&S
30
1944 ser O.M&N
19
A&O
26
2-yr 6% notes 1933
Associated Telep & Teleg Go—
Deb 534s 1955 ser A
,_M&N
Atchison Ry. Light & Power—
29 34
1935
—M&N
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st & ref s f g 5s "50 opt '15 J&J
Atl Cons St RR—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947
J&D
434% notes Mar 15 1933.M&S
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Wat, El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
Atlantic Ave RR—See Bkn R T.
Atlantic Olty El 5s 1938—M&S
1st & ref 5 34" 1954
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1956
A&O
Atlantic City (N J) Gas—
1st g 5s Jan 1 1960 opt "20-J&J
Atlantic Oo Wat 5s '58—-AM&S
Atlantic Pub Serv Oorp—
1st lien 534» 1953 ser A—-F&A
Deb 6s 1943
F&A
Aurora Elgin & Ohicago RR—
1st & ref g 5s 1946 opt.——J&J
A E & O Ry 1st g 5s "41 A&O 15
Bait & Ann S L—See Md El Ry
B Sp Pt & Ohes—See Un Ry & El
6434
66"
9934
95
91
89
78
18
23
23
102
100
94
98
95
96
92
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
18
90
80
75
10134
M&S
68
J&J
1st 434« 1958 series A
Chic Aurora & Elgin RR—
1st & ref 6s 1951
2
Chicago Oity & Connecting Ry
0011 tr
6
f g 5s Jan 1 1927. A&O
Certificates of deposit
s
6
3934
3734
5i
68
8
J&J
4
A&O
5
6% notes 1932A&O
Ohicago Railways Co—
1st M gold 5s 1927 opt.F&A
Ctfs of deposit
Cons M 5s ser A Feb *27--A&O
4
ser
A
1st & ref 534s 1956
3934
38
1034
9
Certificates of deposit
Series B Feb 1927
—J&D
Certificates of deposit—
Pur
5
434,
6
4-5s Feb '27 oDt_J&J
Certificates of deposit
mon
5
2
Adj inc 4s Feb 1927 opt—May
Certificates of doposit
Ohicago Rapid Transit Oo—
1st & ref 634s 1944
J&J
2
7
101
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A
'
Certificate of deposit.-
Chippewa Power 6s 1947—_J&D
Chris & 10th Sts RR—See NYRys
Cicero Gas gen &
9234
94
9434
92
73
6
J&J
Adjust deb 6s July 1963—
94
99
—
1st M rehab g 5s '27 op '12F&A /
f
Certificates of deposit..
..
C
Ohes & Pot Tel of Va 5s *43-M&N
Chester Water Service Co—
103
1st & ref 534s 1960 ser B—J&J
Oalumet & South Ohicago Ry—
Series
Chattanooga Ry & Light—
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op T6..M&N
Chatt Rys 1st cons 5s '56-M&N
103
101
Oallf Telep & Lt 1st 5a 1943-A&O
'^alif Water Service 5s 1958.A&O
Oalumet Gas & Elec Oo—
Series B
'
103
Burlington (la) Ry & Light—
88
1st s f gold 5s 1932 opt—M&8
68
Butler Water 5s 1957 A—A&O
96
Butte El&P 1st s f 5s *32-'51 J&D
California Electric Generating—
98
1st s f g 5s '48 op aft '12—M&S
Calgary Power 1st 5s 1960--A&O *
T
California Gas & Elec Oorp—
100
Gen & col tr a f g 5s 1933-M&S
Unif & ref g 6s '37 op s f—M&N
10134
California-Oregon Power—
/ This price includes accrued interest
9134
102
1st & ref 6s 1942 ser B
J&J
1st & ref 5 34s 1955 series O F&A
Deb gold 634s 1942
A&O
7
Oorp—
85
140
9034
30
23
40
Buff Gen Elec 1st 5s 1939—F&A
1st ref 5s April 1 1939
J&J
1st gold 5s 1942
F&A
Buffalo Ry—See Internat Ry—
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955.J&J
29
18
10434
10734
Buff & Niag Falls El L & Power—
60
m
b Basis.
106
20
82
1st & ref 6s 1955
Gen & ref 5s 1956 ser A„F&A
Gen & ref 434s 1981——F&A
*
Traction—See Un Ry & El
Bangor Hydro Elec 534> "49-M&S
1st lien & ref 5s 1955
Bangor Ry & El 1st 5s "35—J&J
Deb 5s 1950
J&D
Brownsville Ave—8ee Phlla Oo.
Brush Elec Oo 5s 1952
A&O
Buff & Erie Ry 1st 6 34s 1954. J&J
95
1st 5s Nov
Bait
,
26
19
19
A&O
55
102
6
1734
J&J
Deb 534s 1954 with war M&816
States Pow & Lt Corp—
1st M & 1st lien 534s 1953- J&J
—
Assoc
5
3
Cent
5734
|
f;r
96
ref 5s 1932.J&J
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
1st M 4s 1968 series A
A&O
Cin Newport & Gov L & T—
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
J&J
:
.
84
86
Cincinnati Street Ry—
1st m 5 34s Apr 15/52 ser AA&O
1st 6s 1955 ser B
A&O
55"
Cities Serv deb 5s Jan '66—M&S
-
102"
87
55
82"
A&O
warr_M&N
...
21
10
15
15
15
2534
Cities Service Gas Co—
65
85"
Deb g 5s Apr. 1958
Deb g 5s 1963 with
Without warrant
Deb 5s 1969 with warr—M&S
Oonv deb 5s 1950
J&D
97
84
pipe line 534s 1942-M&N
35
Cities Service Gas Pipe Line Co—
1st M pipe line 6s 1943
J&J
51
1st M
Service Power & Light—
M&N
Deb 534 s 1949
-J&D
Citizens Gas (Indianapolis)—
1st & ref gold 5s 1942--—.J&J
Cities
67
70
37
3834
3834
37
Oanadian price
55
334
Chic North Shore & Milw RR—
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
J&J
—
Associated Telep Oo Ltd—
95
Chic Dist Elec Generating—
1st M 434& 1970
M&S
Deb 534s 1935
A&O
|
78
5434
5334
Ohicago Oity Ry 1st 5s '27—F&A
Certificates of deposit
-
54
99
85
82
75
92
9934
75
60
97
95
96
Central West Public Service Co—:
1st 1 coll 534s 1956 ser A—M&N
95
9834
73
ser
47
42
B—J&J
D—J&J
Cent Vermont Public Serv
1st & ref 58 1959 ser A
,
Bk
50
100
ser
Charleston Cons Ry Gas & El
Consol gold 5s 1999
M&Sl
92
&
64
57
Cent Ohio L & P 1st 5s 1950 A&O
Cent Pow 1st 5s, 1957, ser D J&J
,
98
M&S
-F&A
Bklyn Oity & New RR—See O 1
Bklyn Oity RR 1st 5s 1941
J&J
Eq tr 5s '33-'35 ser A
J&J
Brooklyn Edison Oo—
Gen m 5s ser A 1949
J&J
m
1st & gen6s 1942
1st & gen 5s 1955
'
5s Mar 6 1938
1st
65
59
Central Traction—See Phlla Co
9934
Gen & ref 5s 1967—
98
Central States Utilities Corp—
10 yr sec 6s 1938
J&J k
Brooklyn Borough Gas Oo—
Utilities Oorp—
1st lien 5s 1947 ser A
Deb 6a 1958
101
4234
70
J&J 15
A&O
F&A
1938
Associated Pub
9434
J&J
61
Ref mtge 5s 1957
M&S
Central Indiana Power Co—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&J
Cent MainePr 5s *39 op *19 M&N
86
Broad River Power Oo—
Oonv deb 6s 1999
Oonv deb 434s '48 with
Without warrants.
9634
72
90
36
88
83
Bronx G & E 5s 1960
13
100
Oonv deb 5348 '49 with war F&A
Without warrants
Central Ry—See Un Ry&El (Bait)
94
30
80
34
84
87
M&N
Bway & 7th AveRR—See NY Rys
Bway Surface RR—See N Y Rys
27
25
F&A
Oorp—
70
Ashland (Wis)
88
85
80
—
60
93
90
Arkansas Western Gas Oo—
L & Pow St Ry.
1st M gold 5s 1939--J&J
Ashtabula Water 5s *56
—A&O
Assoc Elect 434s 1953
J&J
5s Jan 11961
J&J
Associated Gas & Elec Oo—
Oonv deb 534® 1977
-F&A
97""
82
1st & ref 5s 1954 Ser A—M&S
3-yr 534% notes 1933
1st & gen 434s 1957 ser E.J&D
1st & gen 534s 1961 ser F__J&D
40
88
10-yr s f 634s 1934
10334
1st & ref 5s 1968 ser G
M&N
1st & ref 4348 1981 ser H
Cent Indiana Gas—
9534
J&J
72
1st 78 1939 with warr
95
95
British Ool Tel 5s 1960
25
Arkansaw Water 1st 5s 1956-A&0
10134
2 I
3834
71
85
21
40
20
1
94
4s Aug 1 1932
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
Extl 1st s f 6s 1953
M&N
96
3634
81
98"
6
M&N
634? 1935—^
59
9634
40
38
72
92
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952
75
48
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser E—M&N
1st mtge 434s 1967 ser F..J&D
M&S
7s Sept 1947
334
9434
80
M&N
1944
8534
Cent Ills Elec & Gas Co—
1st & ref 5s 1951
_F&A
Cent 111 Light 1st & ref 5s '43A&0
Central Illinois Public Service—
-«•«.
M&S
F&A
March
61
Cent Hud Gas & Elec Corp—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1957
M&S
26
M&N
May 1936
5s
63
5
_
101
Deb g 434a Nov 1 1941—M&N
Deb g 5s Dec 1942_
J&D
101
30
23
35
M&N
Blue Lakes Wat 1st 6s "38--M&S
Boston Oon Gas deb 5s '47—F&A
Boston Elev Ry 4s 1935—M&N
Deb g 434a Oct 1 1937
A&O
1st & ref 5s 1940
M&N
First lien coll trust 6s *46-M&S
First lien coll tr 534» *46--J&D
24
—
10134
Arkansas P & L 1st 5s 1956-A&0
Deb
634? 1959—F&A
1934
Apr 1 1955
A&O
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg Rys—
25
1st mtge s f 634* 1956
A&O
Blnghamton (N Y) Gas Works
96
1st 5s 1938
A&O
Blnghamton (N Y) L H & P77
1st ref 5s Feb 1946
A&O
Birmingham Elec Oo—
70
1st & ref 434s 1968
-M&S
53
Birmingham Gas 1st 5s '59 -M&N
434% notes Oct 1 1932--——
Birmingham Water Works Co—
92
1st m 534« 1954 ser A
A&O
80
1st m 5s 1954 ser B
J&D
81
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
F&A
10034
Blackstone Val G & E 5s "39-J&J
93
Mtge & col tr 5s "51 ser A-A&O
Mtge & col tr 5s *52 sot B.A& J k
Bleecker St&FulFy—See NY Rys
Bloomington Dec & Champagne
Ry—See Phlla Oo.
Arizona Edison 1st 5s
96
Deb 6s
58
Cent Ark Pub Serv Oorp—
1st 1 & coll tr 5s 1948 ser A F&A
Cent Orosst'n RR—See N Y Rys.
Cent Dist Telep 1st 5s *43--J&D
Central Gas & Electric Oo—
72
26
21
Sink fund deb
Appalachian Gas Oorp—
Oonv
10234
1O034
----A&O
1951—J&D
5s
78
8634
8634
8634
Bellows
West End St 5s 1932
52
I-I
1st g 5s 1937
——M&S
Falls Hydro-Elec Oorp—
97
54
Capital Traction (Wash, D C)—
1st g 5s June 1 1947
J&D
Oarbondale Ry 5s Nov 1933.-J&J
Oarolina-Ga Service Co—
634 % notes '32 with warr J&D
Carolina Mt Power 6s 1935-J&D
Carolina P & List 5s 1956—A&O
Cedar Rap Mfg & P 6s *53—J&J
Central Arizona Light & Pow Co
1st mtge 5s 1960
J&D
25
93
84
77 X
99
75
f;
94
47
90
95
Canton Elec Co 5s 1937...
85
—
1st mtge 5s 1958
Berlin Oity Elect 634s
Bid.
Bonds.
Oamden & Sub Ry—See P S Oorp
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s '53-M&N
Oanadian L & P 5s '49 op '14 J&J
Oanal&Claib RR—See NO Ry&L
Oanton-Akron Con Ry 5s *33 J&J
J&D
B——-F&A
Hud Rlv Bdge Oo—
73
1st 7s 1953
A&O
Deb 8s 1953
A&O f 55
Beauharnois Power Oorp—
20
Ooll trust s f 6s 1959 w w -A&O
t
eaver Va Tr gen g 5s 1953 M&N
IZ1st conv m 5s 1950
A&O
Bell Telephone of Canada—
se
1st g 5s 1955 ser A
-M&S
86
1st g 5s 1957 ser B—-—
86 •
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O—M&N
Bell Telep Oo of Pennsylvania—
10034
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B
.J&J
100
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser O—-A&O
Beloit Water, Gas & Elec Oo—
Ana & Pot R RR—See W Ry&El
81
Ask.
Mt
Bear
45
35-yr deb 5s 1965
American Utilities Oo—
Bid.
Oo—
534? 1954-
1st M 5s 1959 ser
97
90
wbers marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
Bonds.
Rouge Electric
Baton
(Italy)—
A&O
power, water, telegraph, telephone and bridge companies/
"and Interest" except
Ask
Alabama Power 1st 5s 1946 -M&S
1st & ref 5s 1951
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956
M&N
electric
Deb 534s 1952
-
s Sale
price.
33
37
87
<
76
PUBLIC
UTILITY
BONDS
NOTICE.—All bond prion are ''and Interest" oxoopl wbsn marked "f" and Inoomo and defaulted
Bonds
Bid.
Citizens L H & P (Jobnit'n, Pa)
1st g 5s 1934 opt 1914—M&N
Citizens St Ry—See Ind Tr & Ter
Citizens Tract—See Phila Co
1st M 6s 1954
10034
Olev El 111 1st
Gen M 5s 1954series
Gen M 5s 1961 series
87
84;...
.
10331
103
A—M&N
B—-A&O
i
IOO lO
'86"
g
5s
•Y 70
6234
6034
1930———J&J
77
82
—
—
79341
*
P
\
60
1st & ref 5s 1951-
Cony deb 6s 1938
M&N
Commonwealth Wat 534s A 1947
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
F&A
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser 0...F&A
92
80
:
98
87
;
98
80
9834
1st m
74
1st
26
22
2334
30
35"
109
94
99
94"
50
1st m s f 5s 1948 series A.A&O
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
m
60
97
96
12)
1)
in
10iX
72
9834
89
100
88
& P.
1734
23
2434
4934
7
26
26
75
9934
9134
90
*
57
32
15
101
92
Cooper RlvBri'ge l nc 1 st6s'58M&N
Copenhagen Telephone Co—
20
100
5
10
-
27
7
65
70
90
48
3634
38
70
80
F&A
1950.
__J&J
12
9734
94
F&A
15
96
534s 1942—M&N
Grt West Pow Co 5s 1946.J&J
Bay Gas &
Elec Co—
M&N
95
97
1st & ref 5s 1935—
Mountain
Power
Corp—
F&A
A
95
6134
„.A&0
84
93
Greenwich Wat 4 34s *57 ser A J&J
Greenwich Wat & Gas System—
ser
,
80
66
Col tr 5s 1952 ser B
A&O
Guanajuato Power & Elec—
1932
A&O
A&O
63
67
—A&O
35
3634
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968
Gulf Public Service Co—
101
97
10034
1st
m
6s 1945
Gulf States Utilities Co—
1st M & ref 5s 1956 ser A.M&S
63
64
1st M & ref 434s 1961 B...J&D
Hackensack Wat 4s '52 op '12J&J
9734
98
A&O
A&O
A&O
63
8434
86
84
87
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Co—
Extl g s f deb 7s 1935
M&N k
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under¬
ground & St Rys 534s '38
J&D
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970
M&N
Havana Elec Ry, Light & Power
17
2234
22
3334
Gen M 5s 1954 series A...M&S
Havana Elec Ry 5s 1952..F&A
2434
9934
10134
18"
22
24
22
24
22
Helena Gas & Elec 1st 6s '52M&S
85
Heat Man & Fair Pass Ry—See P hURT
13
13
30
Home Telep & Teleg(LosAngeles.
—J&D
—A&O
8
Deb g
534? 1951
Oal) 1st 5s 1933.
334 y;Y
M&S
1st M g 5s
/ Serv Corp.
100
■9934
Houston El Co 1st 6s '35.—J&D
62"
Empire District Elec Co—
48
100
25
30
35
2034
Gulf Gas—
1st M & col 08 1943 ser A..A&O
Deb 034s 1943 with war..A&O
23
Houston
1st m 5s
50
m
9834
May 15 '36-M&N 15
Houston Gas & Fuel 5s 1932 M&S
79
5
.
98
98
J&J
1st refunding 5s 1945
J&J
Home Tel & Tel of Spokane—
5
Public
M&S k
34
16"
__
20
8
J&D /
60
Gen&ref5sJunel5'77 A..J&D16
Electric P & L Deb 6s2030_F&A k
Electric Public Service Co—
18
98
1st lien & ref 434s 1981 ser E
Houston Natural Gas Corp —
.
Y
24
90
74
Sous Home Telep 5s 1935..M&S
Houston Lt & Pow 1st 5s *53 M&S
1st lien & ref 4 34 s '78 ser D M&N
92"
73
76
77
1952—J&D
80
83
40
Empire Gas & Elec and Empin
Coke Jt lst&ref 5s *41 opt.M&S
Empire Public Service Corp—
coll 6s 43 with warr. J&D
Hudson Co Gas 5s g 1949..M&N
70
75
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s '54
AM&S
90
95
M&S
80
85
1
3
Gen & ref 6s ser A
35
47
Col tr 5s 1952
Empire Gas & Electric Co—
30
30
7
1st mtge 5s 1948
60"
98
4
Green
88
1950 ser A
—J&D
El Paso Nat Gas 1st 6 34s '43-J&D
Deb 034s 1938
J&D k
95
25
Great West Power Co of Calif—
Green
100
Corp (Germany)—
1st s f 634s 1950——
M&S
1st sink fund 634s 1953—A&O
9234
J&D
Rapids Ry 1st 7s '39 M&N
Elec Pow (Japan)—
Great North Pow 5s 1935
29"
M&N
1st & ref m 5s 1952
80
1st lien coll tr
78
88
7734
95
80
Co—
1st M 6s 1932-1944
M&N
Great Lakes Utilities Co—
6s
1st 5s 1933
Elec & Peop—See Phila Rap Tran
101
Ry
64
47
J&J
1st. & gen 034s
26"
Elmira Water. Light & RR—
1st & con g 5s 1956
—M&S
El Paso El Co—
93
99
Northern
63
45
Gt Falls Pow 1st 5s '40 op„M&N
Great Lakes Power. Ltd—
74
83
Ellz & Trenton RR
105
Atlanta
1st M 7s 1944
59
J&J
6
Great Cons
91
94
101
30
Grand
56
10034
24
1434
75
_
22
20
61
62
A&O
J&J
21
65
15 year sec 6s 1942
Eliz Plainf & Cent J \See
10234
20
Corp—
1334
Electric Public Utilities Co—
10134
67
80
62
M&N
1937
78
58
25
Deb 6s
6534
J&J
1st guar 58 '54 op '90
Gesfurel 6s 1953 x w
—J&J
C
Corp—
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s '61 F&A
Ga Row & Ips—See B & N St Ry
Georgia Power 1st 5s 1967—M&S
Georgia Power & Light Co
1st mtge 5s 1978
J&D
Georgia Ry & Elec—
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939
J&J
X
5
Sec g 6s 1941 ser A
Sec g 6s 1941 per B
Sec g 534s 1942 ser
Deb 6s 1936
30
1st lien & col 5s 1943 ser A. J&D
Conv deb 6s 1931 ser A
J&D
Conv deb 6s 1944 ser B..A&0
30
30
26
40
30
1st M coll tr 634 s ser A *56 A&O
Conv ser 6% notes 1933—J&D
102
26
^
J&J
General Water Works
4% notes Nov 1 *32
M&N k 101
3-yr 5% note Jan 15 '33-J&J 15 k 1013
100
434 % notes Oct 1932
A&O
64
49
Lt.
92
39
Edison Elec Ilium of Boston—
24
60
3734
40
«.
General Public Utilities—
Economy Lt & Pow (Joliet, 111)—
1st m s f gold 5s 1956
J&D
35
,i
56
39
East Palm & Beth 6s 1939..J&J
10234
33
45
5534
Conv deb 5s 1953
Conv deb 534s 1939
3X
4?£
24
1933.
53
96
5% notes Aug 15 *33—F&A15
6% notes Aug 15 *34-F&Al5
5% notes Aug 15 *35—F&A15
Utilities—
1935
50
98
1954
General Public Service
A. _M&N
5s
8
37
20
93
1st m 5s 1960 ser D
F&A
East St Louis (111) Lt & Pow—
1st 5s 1940.
J&D
Easton Cons El 5s 1949
M&N
95
4
Deb 6s 1941 series B
A&O
General Gaa & Elec Oorp5% notes Aug 15 "32—F&A15
60
36
88
6% conv notes 1932
95
93
M&N
Gatineau Pow 1st 5s 1956—J&D
Debenture gold 6s 1941 J&D 15
Gen 5s Nov 1
90
«er
—
9334
Ry & L 5s 1934
Galveston-Houston Elec
1st M s f g 5s 1954 opt
89
1933
/
1st lien col 5s 1934 ser A
J&J
Gas & El of Bergen Co 5s *49. J&D
15
88
os
J&J
"H
Electric Pow
Oontln Gas & El deb 5s 1958 F&A
Extl s f 6s Feb 15 1954.F&A15
Council Bluffs Gas 5s 1948.M&N
1st M g 5s 1930 guar
J&J
Ry—
A&O
634 % secured notes 1931—J&D
Gary Elec & Gas Co—
Eighth Ave RR—See N Y Rys
Electrical Devel of Ontario—
97
102
50
Galesb
9034
86
434s
J&J
30
45
100
Ed El 111(Bkn)See KlngsCoEL&P
Edison El 111 (N Y)—See N Y G
1st 1 & unif 5s ser 01952- -M&N
lit lien & unif 434s 1958.M&N
25
99 X
8934
J&D
E. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s '42.A&O
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953—J&D
E St L & interurb Wat 5s '42 J&J
1st m 6s 1942
J&J
71
87
A&O
Florida Telep 1st 0s 1945—A&O
Ft Pitt Traction—See Phila Co
Galesburg Ry Ltg & Power—
Con 5s Oct 1934
J&D
1st coll 534s 1937 ser A..F&A
35"
69
J&D
Consumers Power Co (Mich)—
20
42dStM&StNAv—See 3d Av Ry
1948..M&S
Elec 5s 1946..J&J
Conv deb
39
26
1938
10
6434
Sheboygan
1634
534
Consolidated Water of Utica—
1st M 5s 1958
M&N
Consumers El L & P (New Or!)—
1st M 5s 1930
J&J
Oonsum L H & P Co (Eliz, N J)—
57
F&A
1st M 034s 1949—
1st 6s 1955 series B
Electric Co—
1942
8*
52
56
100
99
30
Wisconsin
50 X
J&J
J&J
534s 1979 ser A.
534s 1956 ser B
101.34
1948 series E.M&N
1st lien & ref 6s
m
99
2834
1st m 5348 1947 ser A
M&S
1st M & 1st lien 5s 1955 B M&S
Eastern Util Inv 5s A 1954.M&S
30
34
Ft W Van Wert & Lima Trac—
2834
J&J
...J&J
m
1st
Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s '54—J&J
Florida Public Service Co—
98
1st lien & ref 634s
8534
Deb 4s 1956 guar
J&J
Consolidated Telep of Wise—
1st M 534s 1942 ser A
M&N
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser Corp
Deb 6a 1950 w w 1950
J&J /
SrcoleMarelll Elec Mfg Co (Italy)
1st ■ f 634" 1953 with war M&N
f This prlc* includes accrued Interest.
23
96
1948 series D.A&O
Eastern Michigan Rys—
1st mtge coll tr 7a 1958
AdJ 6s 1968
30
9934
8734
26
J&J
5s 1948 B
East Coast
Wuerttemburg 1st 7s '50.-J&J
Con Ry (New Hav) deb 4s '64 J&J
Deb 4s 1955
J&J
Deb 4s 1955
A&O
6 Basis,
20
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser O..M&S15
Eastern
Conv deb 634s 1943 ser A. J&D
Oonsol Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
J&J
4348 1948 A
27
30
1st lien col tr 534s 1957—M&S
Florida Power Corp—
Ref 6s Jan
10134
H
...A&O
Corp—
M&N
Conv deb 5 34s 1954
Utilities
Inc—
78
50
Ref
1534
15
J&J
6% gold notes 1932
Federal Water Service
J&J f
f 634i 1948
1134
Federated
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co—
9234
1st & coll 6s 1943 ser A—.J&D
J&J
57
Ref 6s Jan
102
F&A
J&D
1st gold 534? 1954 ser D
J&J
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951-J&J
Danville Tr & Pow 1st 5s '41-J&J
56
45
95
60
56
J&D
84
1st m s f 6s 1966 ser A..M&N
Duquesne Gas Corp—
1st conv 6s Mar 151945.M&S15 k
634% notes 1935
M&S15 k
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co
104
93
102
Oonsol Gas Utilities Co—
1st g 734s 1949 ser B
1st g 5s 1952 ser O.
8.90%
88
m
in
40
Federal Public Serv Corp—
1st 1 6s 1947
Huron Shore Line—
634s 1937 A with war.M&S
s
40
-
86
102
..J&D
80
10%
9934
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B—J&D
15
Duke Power—1st 4348 1967.J&D
Duke Price Power Co—
111
102
97
J&D
O—F&A
ser
gold 5s 1950
Ref
101
1935--.-
12
75
Eastern Connecticut Pow Co—
52
lit & ref ■ f 4*4 ■ 1969 ser G M&S
1st & ref s f 4 34s 1970 ser H J&J
lit & ref 4s 1981
J&D
1st gold 6s
9734
75
Light & Traction—
1st s f g 5s 1942 opt
M&S
Stamped
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd
M&S
D D E B & B RR—See Third Av Ry.
10034
10734
Dallas Gas 1st 6s 1941
Dallas Pow & Lt 0s 1949
1st
>
20-yr
93
85
10634
lit M 5s 1959
—J&D
Oumb'land T & T 5s 1937
J&J
Dakota Central Telep Co—
86
B
ser
Dominion Gas & Elec 634s 1945—
Dortmund Munlc Util (Germany)
100
Cumberland Co (Me) Pow & Lt—
1st 434s 1956
..J&D
9734
Dixie Gulf Gas Co—
9834
Gen g 434s Feb 14 1936—J&J
1st ref 5 34s 1952 ser E
M&S
Cuban Telep conv 6s 1951 —J&J
1st lien & ref 734s 1941-M&S
80
65
Federal
f 034s 1952
s
Det & Pt
85
23
25
A&O
F&A
7s 1952
-F&A k
Det United 4348 1932 opt._J&J
1st m & coll tr 6s 1929
J&J 1
85
85
89"
J&J
S f deb g
93
93
95
&
93
M&N
Detroit Edison 1st g 5s 1933.J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1949 serios A.A&O
.Gen & ref 5s 1955
Gen & ref 5s 1962
50
A&O
1913
92
M&N
Gen & ref 4348 1961 ser D.F&A
Detroit International Bridge—
43
45
M&S
5s 1956
m
40
99 X
Falrmount Pk Trans 5s '37.-A&O
Fall River Elec Lt 1st 1945—J&J
1st
1st m s f 6s 1953
; Conv s f deb 6348 1948
Detroit City Gas Co—
1st m 6s 1947 series A
1st m 5s 1950 series B
8134
Gen g 434s Apr 1954
A&O
Consol Gas Elec Lt & P (Bait)—
Orosstown St Ry—See Col Ry
Cross St Ry—See Int Tr (Bufri
1st g 5s 1938 opt
95
30
Fed St & Pleas Val—See Phil Co
—M&N
5s.
92"
25
F&A
58
Y
20
(of Canada)
Deb 034s 1905 w w
Without warrants
92
Ask.
~99
97
Evansv G & E L 5s '32 op '12J&D
Fairmont & Clarksburg Trac—,
Detroit & Canada Tunnel—
^rA&0
'16
55
99
82
M&S
Des Moines City Ry 5s 1930 J&J
m
Bid
Bonds.
Eqult G&E Utica 5s 1942.A&0
Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954
A&O
Erie El Motor s f g 5s 1941 A&O
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1967
A&O
Erie & Suburban Ry 5s '41-A&O
Europ'n Elec Corp
"
1st lien 5s 1940
...F&A
Des Moines & Cent la Elec Co—
S F 6s 1937 opt series A
M&S
1st
42
Consolidated Cities L P & Tr-—
1st lien 5s 1962 stamped..J&J
Oonsol Gas of Bait 5s 1939-.J&J
1st & ref 5s 1936 op
92
50
M&N
1938
Des Moines Gas Co—
64
80
Community Power & Light Co—
Col M 6s 1957
M&S
Community Water Service Co—
Deb g 6s 1946 ser A
J&D
Deb g 534s 1946 ser B
M&S
Oonestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950—J&.J
Coney Isl& Bklyn RR 4s '48-J&J
Oonsol gold 4s 1955
J&J
B O & N 1st cons 5s 1939.-J&J
Conn Light & Power—
1st & ref s f 7s '51 ser A—M&N
1st & ref 534s 1954 ser B—F&A
1st & ref 434s 1950 ser O—J&J
Connecticut Power 5s '63—-A&O
1st & coll trust 6s 1956
J&J
Conn Ry & Lt 434s 1951
J&J
Stamped guaranteed optional. .
Conn Ltg & Pow 5s '39-—-J&J
Conn Riv Pow 1st 5s 1937—J&D
Connellsv Wat 5s Oct 2 '39—A&O
6s
9034
Stamped as to Pa tax
Denver Tramway Corp—
Gen & ref 5s 1950 ser A
J&J
6% notes Oct 1 1933
Denver Tramway Terminals Co—
.1st M ggu 5s 1933-1937—M&S b
1st
Commonwealth Utilities Corp—
20-yr deb 434s 1951
Underlying cos—See N Y G E L
101"
Des Moines Elec Co—
July 1937——-J&J \ 55
60
1st & ref 6s (stmpd) 193< —J&J
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Power—
1st & ref 6s 1947 ser A—-J&D Y94
84
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser B—_M&N
9534
Columbus(O)Gas 1st 5s g '32_J&J
Columbus (O) Interurban Ter Co
1st guar 5s 1935
—J&D /
Col Lon & Spr Ry—See Ind O & E
Oolum & 9th Av RR—See NYRys
97
Columbus (Ga) Pow 5s *36—A&O
Columbus Ry Pow & Light—
1st ref 434s 1957 ser A—J&J
Col Ry 1st 4s '39 opt '14—Q J
.77
•
Col St Ry 1st 5s g 1932—J&J
100
Cross St 1st 5s g 1933
99
J&D
Commonwealth-Edison Co—
:
1st M 5s 1953
.—J&J
1st M col 5s 1954 ser B—J&D
1st M col 434s 1956 ser O..A&G
1st M col 434s 1957 ser D. J&J
lit M col 434* 1960 ser E A&
1st M 4s 1981 ser F
M&8
9734
3 34% notes July 30 1932
1st & ref 6s
Consolidated Gas (N Y)—
Deb 534s 1945.
78
9934
S F 5s 1937 opt series B
Columbus Dela & Marlon Elec Co
Gold 5s 1951
74
100
Derby Gas & Elec Corp—
64
A&015
1901--J&J 15
Columbia (8 O) Ry Gas & El Co
Deb 5s Jan 15
8 r
91"
k
--.-M&N
Deb g 5s 1952
Deb g 5s 1952
1st M
3
i
Delaware Elec Power Co—
Deb 534s 1959
J&J
Delaware Power & Light Co—
1st M 434s 1971-———J&J
1st M 434s 1969
J&J
1st M 434s 1969
J&J
Denver Cons Tram 5s 1933-A&0
Denv Gas & El 1st g 5s *49—M&N
Ask.
-
sr
82*"
1st M 5s 1960—----M&N
Colorado Power ,1st 5s 63--M&N
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
,
f
5s
&con
103
,1
1954
Clinton W W 1st 5s 1939——F&A
Coast Cos Gas & Elec—
Gen
103
10234
10234
Oleve Pains & East Con 5s 1918—
Ext at 6% to 1933
A&O
Cleve Ry 1st 1933 ———M&J
Oleve Southw Ry & Light—
Bid.
R Tr.
Day Sp & Urb—See Ind Col & £
Defiance (O) G&E 6s 1942—M&S
83
------J&P
O—M&N
5s *39 op 24. A&O
Bonds.
Darby Med & Ches Ry—See Phila
Davenport Water 5s 1961--J&J
Dayton Ltg 1st 6s '37 op '12_M\;h
Dayton Pow & L 1st 5s '41.-J&D
95
City Elec San Fran 5s 1937-J&J
City & Sub Ry—See Wash Ry & El
City Water (Chattanooga)—
1st M 5s 1957 series
Ask.
bonds.
* Last sale,
n
Nominal,
1st
m
1st M 58 1 954 ser B
4734
r OanoHan
60
Drice.
t
Sale price.
9934
50
100
Bonds.
orlaes
Bid.
Hydraulic Power of Nlag Falls—
lstr& refunding5s 1950
J&J
Ref & lmpt 5a 1951
—A&O
Idaho Power 1st 6s 1947—-J&J
«r*
101
90
111 Bell Telep 1st 5s 1956—J&D
Illinois Cent Trac 5s 1933
J&D
Illinois Commercial Telep—
100
Hydro-Elec Co
25-yr
a
60
10
16
UiDeb SU,6?(PwR^ut°ymrT).
Jackson Cons Tr—See
35
9714
9814
J&D
94
96
J&D
90
92
A..J&J
63
65
Indiana Central Telep Co—
1st lien coil 5)4 1938
M&N
Indiana Columbus & E Trac—
30
35
7814
1st & ref 58 1957 opt
A&O
Illinois Power & Light Corp—
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A—A&O
56
B..J&D
50
1st & ref 5)4" 1954 ser
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser O
J&D
...M&S
J&r>
8 f deb 6)4a 1957
Illinois Power 1st 5s 1933
1st 7s 1936
1st 6s 1944
Illinois Valley Ry 1st 5s '35.M&S
Illinois Water Service Co—
1st mtge 5s 1952 series
Gen & ref g 5s *26 op
7614
J&J
92
94
56
91
5914
93
8714
8914
9314
9514
M 5a 1948
1st M 6s
M&S
1st & ref 5s 1955
Ind Nat Gas & O—See Peo G L&C
70
75
1st & ref M 5s Jan 11950--J&J
22
25
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
F&A
Indiana & S W Gas & Util—
19
23
J&D
20
Indiana Union Traction—
1st g 5s July 1 *33 op '08.A&O
Indiana Nor 1st g 5s 1933-A&0
3
F&A
A&O
Indianap & Martins v Rap Tran
1st g 6s 1932 opt
J&J /
Indianap Nor—See Un Tr of Ind
Indianapolis & Northwest Trac—
1st g 5s 1923 ext to 1933--M&S /
Indianapolis Power & Light—
J&J
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
—
J&J
Indianapolis Trac & Term Co—
1st s f sold 5s Jan 1 1933-.A&O
Indianap St gen 4s 1933
J&J
Citizens St con 5s g 1933 M&N
Indianapolis W W Sec Co—
5s
72)4
7314
/
33
5
38
13
/
/
/
18
10
70
75
90 y*
80
98
86
§5"
Indianapolis Water—
8)4
Inland Gas
6%a 1938
/
Inland Pow & L • f 6s '36 A M&S
Coll tr s f 6s 1941 ser B ..M&N
Col tr 6s 1957 ser O
A&O k
Deb s f 7s 1935
J&D
U~
10
8
49
51
8
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948—A&O
Inland Utilities Inc—
12
J&D f
tnterborough-Metropolitan Co—
Col trus
g 434* 1956
A&O
Guar Trust certif of deposit..
Interborough Rapid Transit
1st & ref g 5s '66 op tax-ex.J&J
Stamped
6% notes 1932
A&O
Conv g 7% notes 1932—M&8
Conv deb 6s 1934
1014
>4
12
33
33
35)4
1114
4314
...
1214
35
45
Intercontinents Power Co—
Debs 6s 1948 with
warr
International Power Sec Corp—
Coll trust 0)4s 1954 Ber B.J&D
2014
86
Sec 7s 1957 ser K
Sec 7s 1952 ser F
J&J 15
International Railway (Buffalo—
Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948
J&D
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938--J&J
Buffalo & Niag Falls Elec Ry—
1st M 5s gold 1935-—J&J
Internat Ry ref 5s *62 op.M&N
nfernational Telep & Teleg—
Deb g 414s 1952
J&J
Conv deb 414s 1939
J&J
Deb 5s 1955—
F&A
69
50
65
20
Deb
17
20
1814
10014
1914
4grf
47"
let 5s '67.-J&J
J&J
gold 6s 1952
22
16
18
Interstate Nat Gas 6s 1936—J&J
Interstate Power
85
23
Interstate Pub Serv Co—
J&J
1st & ref 614s 1949 sei B
1st & ref 58 1956 ser D
1st & ref 414s *58 ser F
Interstate Rys 4s
It*
tiH
J&D
M&8
1943—+.F&A
Interstate Telep Co—
>
•
J
72
-64
-17
.
M&S
owa Ry & Lt (Cedar Rapids)—
1st & ref 5s 1932 ser A —M&S
1st & ref 5s June 1946 B...J&D
1st & ref 514s Oct 1945--M&N
f
F&A
1st & ref 614s 1950
J&J
Deb 6s 1950 ser A
M&N
Ironwood & Bessemer Ry & Light
1st s f g 5s '36 opt after '16.F&A
Market St El Pass
91)4
Market St
36
1st
ref
6s
1948
1st & ref 5s 1955
ser
30
.
•
'
Maryland Light &
1st M 5)4s 1950
40
Secured g 6s 1945
Conv deb g 514s '52 ser
Lorain Telep 1st 5s 1958
9614
7914
9714
75
79
50
54
48
51
Gen & ref 6s 1942
22
27
Gen & ref
75
81
67
68
63
66
S
64)4
63 %
67
65)4
64)4
90
66)4
49
54
70
102)4
12054
98)4
1st & ref 5s 1948
125"
75
J&j
M&N
75
■
73
A&O k
75
72%
93
ser
Y
J&J
C__A&O
r
99
65"
14
10
73
74)4
79H
-
—
-
IstM 6s 1961
Mich Elec Ry 5s 1948
'
27
15
18
65
65
Michigan Gas & Elec Co—
3
1
5
M&8
'72
J&D
65
Michigan Light 1st 5s 1946.M&S
Michigan Nor Pow 1st 5s '41-J&J
Michigan Public Service Co—
1st g 5s 1947 ser A
A&O
Middle West Utilities Co—
98
75
70
100
•
1st & ref 6s 1943
1st M 5s 1956
35
18
18
J&D k
J&D k
J&D k
J&D k
5% conv notes 1932
5%
5%
conv notes 1933
conv notes 1934
1935
J&J
Midland Util deb 6s 1938-—M&S
Mlllv Etna & Sharps—See Phil Co
Milwaukee Coke & Gas Co—
■1st M a f 7Hs 1933
F&A
51
Milwaukee Elec Ry & Light—
1st & ref 5s 1961 ser B.
J&D
28 X
29)4
85
90
56)4
58)4
4%
2 54
2)4
2)4
60
1st M 5s 1971
26
99
V4)4
J&J
Milwaukee Gas Light Co—
1st M
67
27
31
13
15
90
93
89
M&S
-1st M4)4s I960
J&J
Minn St Rys—See Twin C'y R T
Minnesota Nor Pr jt 6s 1934-A&O
Minnesota Power & Light Go—
56
64
4)4.8 1967
Minn Gen El 1st 5k '34 op—J&D
Minneapolis Gas Light Co—
78
92
1st & ref 5a 1955
1st & ref 4Hs 1978
91
99 7A
75
40
76
-J&D
M&N
70
M&S
55
Mississippi Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1955
Mississippi Power & Light—
"97
J&D
55
Mississippi River Fuel Corp —
1st s f 68 1944 with warr F&A15
65
■
1st M 5a 1957
Without warrants
_
Mississippi Riv Pow 5s '51—J&J
Deb 5b May 1 1947
75
81)4
100
99
Missouri Power & Light—
1st M 5Hs 1955 ser A
100)4
1st M
4J4s 1958 ser B
63
83
M&N
85 \
M&S
74
M&N
70
Missouri Public Service Co-
91
90
First mtge 5a 1947 ser A..F&A
52
80
85
75
Mo Riv Sioux City Bdge Co—
1st s f 6s 1953
M&S 15
50
98"
F M&S
Gen & ref 5)4s 1947 ser E J&D
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser G—M&S
96
98
100
1
98
101
Nominal,
r
70
20
Jack Cons Trac 5s 1934—M&N
27
92)4
99)4
72
-
67M
—.A&O
—J&J
50
50
40
94 H
.
'
80
25
89
—
63
J&J
M&f
1st M 4s 1971 ser O
M&N
Met Street Ry—See N Y Rys
,
Metropolitan West Side "L"—
1st gold 4s 1938
F&A
Exten gold 4s 1938
J&J
Mexican El L 1st M g 5s '35.J&J
Mex Lt &; Pow 1st 5s *33 s f.F&A
Michigan Associated Telep Co—
'
97
108)4
55
50
55)4
—
92)4
ir~
Conv deb 6s
75
.
....
92
A
ser
con g 5a '45.J&J
Meridian Lt & Ry 5s 1944. M&S
Meridionals Electric Co—
1st s f 7s 1957 ser A
A&O
»1st & ref 5s 1953 ser O
1st M 4)4" 1968 Ber D
15
50
Y
77
Metropolitan Edison Co—
101
n
65
1st M 5s 1956
J&J
McGav & Mt V—See Nash Ry&L
1st & ref 4Mb 1978
73
96
Last sale,
20
70
A.A&O
D
ser
60
20
J&J
A
Mass Utilities Associates—
S f deb 6s 1949 ser A
Masslllon Elec & Gas—
56
100
5)4s 1943
67
Memphis Power & Light Co—
70
51
M&S
x
ser
20-year sffiKs 1946
Sink fund deb 5s 1955
60
Los Angeles Gas & Elec Corp—
1st & ref g 5s 1939 opt...M&S
1st & gen 6s 1961—..
M&S
ser
66
Massachusetts Gas—
85
'33—A&O
A&O
J&J
B__-M&S
J&J
■
Bait & Ann S L 5a 1946—F&A
Power—
'
39
1st and ref mtge 4 )4s 1932-J&J
Midland Natural Gas Uo—
..M&N
Long Isl Lighting 5s 1936—M&S
99
Ry (San Francisco)—
90
Without warrants J
Lone Star Gas s f 5s 1942
22
PBT
•
1st extl 7s 1952 with warr-J&D
64
Ry—See
1st s f 7s 1940 ser A
Q-j
Maryland Electric Rys—
-Guaranteed 6s 1933
A&O
1st & ref 6)4s 1957 ser A—J&J
1st & ref 6J4s 1962 ser B—J&J
Lincoln Tel & Tel—
/ This price includes accrued interest,
68
F&A
Gen & ref 5)4s 1949 ser I.A&O
Los Ang G & E 5s 1934—J&J
b Basis.
85
5% conv notes 1935
Middlesex & Boston St Rv—
V 72
"70
46
s
79
1st M 414s 1961 ser A
J&D
Lindell Ry—See United Rys(StL)
46
B._J&J
ser
Palatinate Elec Co?
J&D
Elec—
Lehigh Power Securities—
Deb g 6s 2026 ser A
F&A
Lehigh Valley Transit—
1st M g 5s Dec 1935 opt—M&S
1st M g 4s Dec 1935 opt
M&S
Cons gold 4s 1935
J&D
Ref & lmpt g 5s I960
J&D
Leipzig Overland Pow 614s '46-Lex Ave & Pav Fy—See N Y Rys
Lex (Ky) Ry—See Ky Tr & Term
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
1st M 6s 1944
M&S
Lexington Util 1st 5s 1952--F&A
Lexington Wat ref 514s 1940-F&S
LexingtonWa Pow Co 1st 5s'68J&J
Conv deb 514s 1953
J&J
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941-J&D
55
79
f 5)4s 1952
a
f 7s 1941
J&D
Manuf'rs Wat (Pa) 5s 1939.J&D
Lockhart Power 514s 1950--F&A
Lombard Elec Co (Italy)—
78
1st M
-
'/::::
J&J /
SS.
-
Iowa Southern Utilities—
1st & ref 6s 1943
81
Lake Shore Power Co—
48
55
1st and ref mtge 6s 1950—-J&J
Lake St Elev RR—See Chic & O ak PkE lec Ry.
Little Rock Ry & El 5s
Ref & ext g 6s 1938
.
1st mtge 514s 1959
*
Mannheim &
-
65
i
75
-
76
Little Rock G & F 6s 1937-M&N
.
5 1961
A&O
Iowa Electric Co—
: so
1st mtge 6s 1934
J&J
I
.' U.
Iowa-Nebraska Lt & Power67
1st lien & ref 6s '57 ser A.M&N
f- 68
1st 1 & ref 6s 1961 ser B-M&S
75
Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 414s 1958 M&S
63
Iowa Pub Serv 1st 5s 1957—J&D
50
Deo 5s 1968
M&S
1st M
34
1st lien coll tr
68
•
5%a 1937—A&O
Manila Sub Rys 1st 5s 1946-M&S
Manitoba Power Co Ltd—
1st M s f 5Hs '51 ser A
J&J
73
79)4
13
75
80
:.
25
Ltg Corp—
-M&S
88)4
'39-J&J
Lawrence (Mass) Gas &
1st M 414s 1940 ser B
65
1st lien & coll tr 5s '53
Manila Gas Co—
Kings Co Elev Ry—See Bklyn RT
97
Kings Co Gas & 111 1st 5s '40-A&O
90 X
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s '54—J&J
106)4
1st ref 614s 1954
J&J
97
Kingston Gas & Elec 1st 5s'52—
Knoxv Gas 1st 5s '33 opt '13-A&0
60
Kokomo W W 5s 1958
J&D
Lackawanna & Wyoming Val RR
8
1st 5s 1951—-F&A
2
Debentures 6s 1948
F&A
78
Laclede Gas Lt ref 5s 1934--A&O
47
1st M coll tr 514s '53 ser C F&A
l«tcol&ref5!4s 1960 aer D F&A
60"
514% gold notes 1935
F&A
85
Lake Erie Pow & Lt 6s 1946 A&O
& Elec.
Lake Roland Elev—See Un Rys
25
Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 6s '33 J&J
12
Gen gold 5s Feb 1 1933—-F&A
12
Sand Frem & Sou 5s 1936-J&J
Tol Frem & No 614s 1925—
Lake Superior Dist Pow—
1st M & ref 5s 1956
7014
23
81
96
26
96
A&O
J&D
65
M&N
Kings Co E L & P 1st 5s '37-A&0
Purch money 6s g 1997—A&O
88
Unstamped
4s g '90
Memphis St Ry
88
6614
614% »ec bonds 1955 serOJ&D
Sec 7s 1936 D (with war).-J&J
con
2d gold 4s 2013
Manila Elec RR &
-...
84
97
Madison G & El 1st 5s 1940-A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1950
M&N
Madison Rys 1st g 5a 1936--M&N
Mad Riv Pr 1st 5s *35 gu op.F&A
84
Keystone Pub Serv—
1st M 5s 1978
Extended at 6% to 1933
19
99M
15-year
Key Tel 1st g 5s '35 opt *08. -J&J
1st 1 & ref 514s 1955 ser A.J&D
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser B—A&O
J&D
International Hydro-Elec System
Conv deb 6s 1944
A&O
100
72
J&J
M&N
Edison El 111 Bklyn 4s
opt.-J&J
1st lien & ref 5)4« 1953—M&S
1st lien & ref 5s 1970
M&S
1st & ref. g 4j4» 1940
92"
66)4
Sept 48 ser D M&N
514s 1955ser F
A&O
G
F&A
5s series H 1961
F&A
1st M 5s 1969 ser 1
98
92)4
1st M 5s 1961 series
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945
70
70
'•
15
95
Macon Ry & Light 1st 5s '53-J&J
1944
21
79
1980.—---J&D
1st 5s 1947
M&S
Kansas Power & Light Co—
1st M 6s 1955 ser A
M&N
1st M 5s 1957 ser B___—M&N
1st & ref. 6s 1947 ser C—F&A
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
1st 614s 1942 with warr..J&D
Conv s f deb 614s 1938—J&D
21
io
Madison Co (111) Light & Power—
1st g 5s 1936
J&D
Manhattan El
1st M
J&J
1958
mtge 414s
21
92
93
Kansas Pow
30
18
85
7s
92)4
Electric—
2022 ser A—M&S
99
25
J&J
Debenture
68"
96
1st M 6>4s
8
Indianapolis & Southeast Trac—
1st M g 5s 1935
Deb gold 6s
K'y Hydro Elec Co 1st 6s '49. J&D
Kentucky Power & Light Co— ■
1st m 514s 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—
10
Indianap Columbus & Sou Trac—
1st Mg 6s Feb 1 1948
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952
.
1st
Indiana Pr 1st 17>4s *41 A .M&N
Indiana Ry & Lt 1st 5s '43--J&J
Indiana Service Corp—
6% conv notes 1940
Kansas Gas &
96)4
97
95
—_.
16
78
93)4
A...M &N
ser
1st s f g 6)48 1944
Luneburg Pow L & W W (Germ'y)
1st M s f 7s 1948
M&N
Luzerne Co (Pa) Gas & Elec—
1st ref&Imp g 6a'48 op*13 A&O
1st & ref 6s 1954
M&S
76)4
60
J&D
J&D
---
12
•89
6s 1937-- -J&D
1943
1st M 5s 1951
97
63"
1961—-——--F&A
Ser 6si 1951 J&J
Kansas Elec Pow
Louisv Ltg 5s '53 unstmpd-.A&O
Louisville Ry 2d 4)4s 1940--M&S
Gen M 5s 1950
F&A
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
93
--
_
1st M 414s
101
/
Kansas City Pub
Indiana Hydro-Elec Power—
1st mtge 5s 1958 ser A—M&N
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957—F&A
Secured
/
Power & Light—
414s 1957 ser B..J&J
1st mtge
92
97
81)4
1942---------F&A
6s
Kansas City
73
Indiana General Service—
1st
M
1st
84
69
88
76
Elec Co—
1936
-_-F&A
M5s '46.J&J
City Gas 1st 5s 46--F&A
80
1st & ref 4)4s 1961 ser C.F&A
Deb s f 6s 1937 ser A
A&O
5-Y
1st & ref 5s
78
—
1st & ref 5s 1952
21
93
Kanawha ValTr 1st
Kansas
47"
10
Janesville Elec Co—
1st & ref 5s 1932-1945
114
40
30
45
80
70
23)4
90
Kanawha Trac &
14
'll-.M&N
Dayt Spgf & Urb 5s *28—M&N 1
Indiana Electric Corp—
1st M 6s 1947 series A—M&N
1st M 6)4s 1953 series B..F&A
1st M 5s 1951 series O—M&S
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 J&J
40
J&D
A&O
17
Jackson (Mich) Gas
Jacksonv (Fla) Gas s
J&J
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Corp—•
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser B—F&A
1st M 414s 1961 ser C----J&D
Jer City Hob & Pat—See PS Corp
Johnstown (Pa) Trac 5s 43—J&J
Johnst Pass Ry 4s 1931--J&D
Joplln W W 1st 5s 1957
M&S
f g 5s 1940
45"
J&J
33
Illinois Northern Utilities Co—
s
Louisiana Pow & Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957
J&D
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky)
Mich E.Ry
4814
10
M&S
Ill-Ky Bdge 6He 1947
64
60
1st & ref
Los Angeles Ry 6s 1938
22
5s g 37.A&O
15
f 5s 42. J&D
Jacksonville Trac 1st 5s 31-M&S /
79
Jamaica W ater Supply Co—■
1st gold 514s series A 1955-J&J
5714 James River Bridge Corp-—
53
1st sink fund 6148 1958-- -J&J
50
Deb g 7s 1943
J&D
M&S
1st mtge 5s I960 ser B
Los Ang Pac Co—See Pac EIRy
Los Ang & Pasad—See Pac El Ry
Los Angeles Railway Corp—
53
A..M&8
f 514" 1953 ser
Bid
Bonds.
Ask.
(Italy—•
-M&N
1st M s f 7s 1952
Island Gas & Electric—
9314
99J4
Bid.
Bonds.
[sarco
101
9914
where marked "f" and Incoma and aefanlted bonds.
"and Interest" except
Ask.
77
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
bond
ffOTlOI.—All
94
Canadian price,
s
Sale price.
78
PUBLIC
NOTICE.—All bond
prloas
UTILITY BONDS
"and Interest"
ars
ezeept where
marked "f* end Income end defaulted bonds
i
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Mobile Gas Imp & ret 7s '61-J&D
Mob Lt & RR 1st g 6s "37-J&D
Cons g 5s 1941
---M&S
35
60
60
65
65
56-J&D
Monongahela Light & Pow Co-—
70
75
98
100
Bonds.
Monmouth Oons Wat 5s
1st M 5s 1949
40
Monengahela St Ry—8ee Phil Oo
Bid.
N Y
Municipal Ry 5a 1966—J&J
N Y Power & Light
Oorp—
1st mtge 4Hs 1967
.A&O
Steinway Ry 1st 6s 1922.-J&J /
New York Rys Oorp—
Prior lien 6s 1965 ser A—J&J
Adj income 6s Jan 1 1965-Apr /
New York Railways—
50
55
Monongahela Valley Water—
let M 5
1950 series A—J&J
80
85
57
1st R E & ref 4s '42
op *16-J&J
Guar trust ctfs of
deposit— f
57K
Adj inc
48
Bankers Trust ctfs of depos._
Bleeck St & F F 1st 4s '50-J&J f
Bway & 7th Av cons 5s '43 J&D
1st
m
J&J
5Hs 1934
Montana
v|' 46'
Power—
f 5s 43 op 18—J&J
1962 ser A———J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 5He 1957-M&N
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow Consol—
1st ref & coll tr 5s 1951---A&0
1st ref col & sf 5s 1970 serB M&S k
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow Oo—
Gold 6s 1933 opt 1913
A&O
Montreal Pub Service Oorp—
1st & ref 5s 1942
M&S
1st & ref
70
60
s
Deb g 5s
g 5s Jan 1942
Ool & 9th Ave 1st 5s *93--M&S
97
85
N Y & Richmond Gas Co—
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A..M&N
....
1st ref 6s
78
B-—A&O
serO A&O
Gen & ref s f 5s 1955 ser D. A&O
Morn side El St Ry—See Phila Co
Mount Home Telep 5s 1938-J&J
62
80
66
62
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser
53
•
60"
62
Gen &refsf 4Hs '55
1952
91K New York
1st
98
J&J
J&J
67-J&D /
53
60
61
66
20
26
22
Mt Wash St Ry—See Phila Co
Muncie El L 1st 5s '32 op '12-J&J
11|
68
4Hs '62
85
90
A&O
J&J
88
90
92
94
M&S
79
80 H
M 5s 1951..
1st M 5s 1956
1st M ,5s 1951
70
40
75
94""
90
i
94
91
11
13
52
55
45
42
18H
5
88
11"
91
74
75
61
64
70
75
106
46
47K
46 K
46H
35
37
46H
72
*88
97
100H
100
94 H
101
101
95K
85
33 H
80 K
35H
81K
61
65
50
98
100
93
96
Deb 5Hs
1963 ser B.-.F&A15
Deb 5s Nov 15 '09 ser O M&N15
North Amer Light & Power Co
S f deb
5Hb 1956 ser S
J&J
Serial 5% notes 1933
A&O
Serial 5% notes 1934
A&O
Serial 5% notes 1935
A&O
Serial 5% notes 1936
A&O
North Amer W W & Elec Corp—
99H
New Mexico Power—
1st M 5s 1958
——J&J
New Milford Pow 1st 5s 32.F&A
50
——
51K
■
49
k
32
88
80
73
78
61
63
15
91
/
60
63
86
100
100K
87
90
35
40
15
RR—Gen g 5s '43.J&J
& Lake 5s 1943—J&J
NO&Carroll con 6s Feb'33_J&J
N O Pow House Co 5s '41-J&J
72
62
77
70
69
62 M
63
87
90
M&S
82
H
90
.
65
75
80
Gen & ref 5Hs 1951
—M&S
Northern Ohio Telep Co—
70
1st
s
F&A
f 5Hs 1957 ser A
93 H
Northern Ohio Trac & Light—
1st consol gold 5s 1933—J&J
1st consol gold 4s 1933—J&J
1st lien & ref 5s 1956
F&A
Gen & ref 6s 1947 ser A__ .M&S
Northern Penna Power Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A—J&D
Northern States Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1941
A&O
1st & ref 6s 1941 ser B...A&0
78""
82"
Refunding 4Hs,1961
5H% notes 1940
Northern Texas Elec Co—
93
95
New York Edison Oo—
107H
108
100
101K
100
1st 1 & ref 5s 1951 ser O—A&O
N Y Gas Elec L H & P Co— >
-
99 H
1st g 5s Dec 1 1948
J&D
Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949—F&A
102 %
92
105K
9 2%
98K
92
NY&ER Gas 1st g 5s *44—J&J
Oon 5s 1945
J&J
Coll tr
s
f g 5s
A&O
J&D
94
86K
Interest,
k Last sale.
16
45
20
60
64
23
26
62
92 H
94
40
1st gu g 5s '45 op bef *16- -M&N
Orange & Pas Val K—See P S Corp
Orange & Rockland Elec Oo—
81%
83 K
F&A
85
90
Oregon Elec Ry 5s '33 opt—M&N
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
70
75
53
55
03%
69
73
78
1st
m
5s 1958
55
r
82
84
94
96K
50
90
45
50
38
42
A&O
s
f 5s 1952—
M&S
60
93
97
97H
100
100K
98
90
93
82
84
82
84
100 %
15
17
50
52 K
'
82
M&S
;
84 K
101K
99 %
80
:•
101K
I
100
83
Pasa & Mt Lowe—See Pac El Ry
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Corp
Paterson & Passaic Gas & Electric
consol gold 5s 1949
M&S
99H
24
100
27
25
99
96
98
82
35
95
92 X
89
87
90 K
100M
81K
91K
101
78
83
81
4
8
92
J&J
55
55
20
20
72
M&N
56
F&A
40
Penna Pow
Co
1st 5s 1958
Penn Tel 5s 1960 ser O
22
J&J
Penn Water & Power s f 5s '40J&J
1st ref 4H» 1968 ser B.—M&S
;
Mn London,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
s Sale price.
44*"
65
95
34
''.-m
37
56H
52
54"
40
45
84
J&J k
Pennsylvania Pow & Light Co—
1st M 4Ha 1981
A&O
Pennsylvania State Water Corp—
1st lien 5H« 1952 series A-M&S
22
M&N
70
70
70
A—M&N
89
M&N
3H% notes Aug 1 1932 ..F&A
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Corp—
Deb gold 6s 1976 ser A—M&S
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Oo—
1st 1 & ref 5Hs *55 ser A..M&8
1st lien & ref 5« 1958
M&S
Deb 0s 1940
J&D
Pennsylvania-Ohio Pow & Lt—
1st & ref 5
'54 ser A
J&J
70
97
88"
1
/ This price includes accrued
32
8
Northern Utilities Co—
b Basis.
29
J&J
Northern Texas Utilities Oo—
111
45
43
Pennsylvania Electric Co—
1st & ref 4s 1971 ser F__. M&N k
90
89
1940 opt—J&J
1st g 5s 1933 opt 1913
1st lien s f 6s 1943 ser
S f deb 6Hs 1943
73
52
42
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A
Without warrants
88
81
83
85"
Northern Texas Traction Co—
1st s f 7s '35 with war
Without warrants
71
49
Deb 5Hs 1959 ser B
M&N
85
Northern Ohio Pow & Lt—
80
68
68
1st & ref 4H« 1977
Penn-Ohio Edison Co—
85 '
1st 1 & ref 5Hs ser D '49..J&D
75""
21
PeninsularTelColst5Hs'51 J&J
Penn Central Light & Power Go—
96
80
1st 1 & ref 5s 1955 ser E..J&D
Watertown L & P 5s 1959.J&J
84
60
19
Pecos Valley Power & Light Co.
1st m 6Hs 1937 ser A
M&N
Deb 7s 1942
J&J
85
93
1st 1 & ref 6s 1943 O
80
84
79""
.
1st lien & ref 6s 1947 B—_M&N
'52--J&J
87
98H
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
1st M 5s 1950
M&S
5-year 5% notes 1936
1st lien & ref 7s 1946 A...M&N
Newp News & Hamp Ry G & E—
1st & ref 5s 1944
J&J
Newp News & Old Pt Ry & El
1st g 5s Nov 1 1938
M&N
Gen g 5s Mar 1 1941—M&S
88
§5""
55
Ohio Valley Gas Corp—
1st 0%a 1943 (with war).__J&J
Pacific Teleph & Telegraph—
1st & col tr s f g 5s 1937—J&J 2
Ref M 5s 1952 series A—.M&N
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952
A&O
Northern Indiana Ry—
1st M 5s I960
N O Oy
N O Oy
78""
75
77
1st & ref 5%s ser E 1961M&N
Ohio State Telep 5s 1944——J&J
Ohio Val Elec Ry 1st M 5s '46J&D
Oonv deb 6s 1950
M&S
Pacific Power & Light Co—
1st M 5s 1955
F&A
Pacific Public Service Oo—
Northern Ind Pub Serv—
Northern N Y Utilities Inc—
1st M & ref 5s 1963—-J&J
66
86K
75
1st & rel 4%a '60 ser F
J&D
Pacific Light & Power Oorp—
Pac L & P Co 1st 5s 1942-J&J
Guaranteed
Pacific Northwest Pub Serv-
88
& ref 5Hs 1946——M&S
North El Co & Nor Pap Mills—
lst&ref m 4Hs 1970 serE.J&D
North Ind Gas & El 6s '52—M&N
83
1st & ref 5%a 1952 ser G-J&D
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser D
J&D
1st & ref 4%a 1957 ser E..J&D
20
20
50
J&D k
Ohio Public Service Oo—
1st M & ref 7%a '46 ser A.A&O
L A Pa R R Cal 5s '43.-M&S
Pacific Gas & El ref 5s '42—-J&J
1st & ref M 6s 1941 ser B.J&D
r
15
D
10
1st
30
Gen'l 1 & coll 5%a 1961
Northern Conn Power Co—
ser
5
96
Los Angeles Pacific Co—
1st refg 4s 1950 opt *15--J&J
93
93
1st & ref58 1969
f 6
1943 ser A
J&D
Ohio L & Pow 1st 5s 1944
Ohio Pow 1st & ref 5s 1952 B J&J k
1st & ref 4%a 1956 ser D.J&D
s
Otter Tail Power Oo
(Minn)—
Gen M 5s 1946 ser E
A&O
Ozark Power & Water Co—
98
1st
81K
Pacific Coast Power 5s 1940-M&S
Pacific Elec Ry g 5s 1942—J&J
100
00%
North Hudson Lt H & P Co
F&A
48
95
79 %
63
Ottawa Valley Power Co—
1st M ■ f
1970
75
gold 5s 1937 opt
90
col tr 5%a
Ottawa L H & Power—
Ref & coll tr 5s 1957 ser A. A&O
Ottawa Trac 1st 5%b July '55J&D
72
1st
45
m
1st M 5s 1957 series A
J&D
Oslo Gas & El Works
(Norway)—
Extlslnk fund 5s 1963
M&S
92
74
70
1st & ref 5Hs ser B I960.-J&J
1st & ref 5s 1966 ser O
M&N
New Orleans Ry & Light Co—
Canal & Claib 1st 6s '46--M&N
guar—J&J
30
62
44"
40
NY&Westch Ltg 4s 2004—J&J
57K
67 %
62
-J&J
57K
45
Ed El ni. N Y. con g 5s '95 J&J
New Amster Gas 5s 1948--J&J
66
Spencer 5s 1945-M&N
North Continent Utilities Corp—
1st coll & ref 5Hs 1948 ser A—
North Calif Pow 5s 1932—J&D
1st & cons s f 5s '48 op '15-J&D
Northeastern Public Service—
1st 1 & coll 5Hs 1961
1953 ser.A J&J
1st
7
90
50
.
f 6%a 1950
—J&J
Ontario Transmission Oo Ltd—
67
1st & ref g 58 '40 op '20
A&O
North Shore Gas Co of Illinois—
40
Ohio Edison 1st 5s 1957
A&O
1st & consol 5s 1960
F&A
Ohio Fjlec Pow 1st M 5s 1957 J&D
1st
70
(Hoboken, N J) 5s 1938--A&O
North Jer St Ry—See P S Corp.
North Penn Gas Co—
1st M & Hen 5%b 1957-— M&N
North Shore Electric Co—
4
87
Ogden Gas 5s 1945
M&N
Ohio Cent Telep 1st 6s '47—J&J
Ohio Cities Water Corp—
Ontario Pow 5s '43 op to '13-F&A
Ontario Power Serv Corp—
69
A..M&N
ser
1st & ref 5s 1956
99M
1949 ser A—J&D /
1941—-A&O
6s 1938
Salisb &
Co—
1st & ref 5s 1952 series
1st 1 & ref 5s ser B 1944—A&O
sec
70
,32
6s 1936
00%
1st M 5* 1934-1947
_M&N
Northern Elec Oo Ltd—See Misc.
Oo—
Deb g 5s 1954 op
10
55
Deb 5s 1961
F&A
North American Edison Co—
Conv deb 5s 1957 ser A__M&S
27
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
Omaha & Coun Bluffs Ry & Br
1st s f 6s 1947
A&O
Omaha & Council Bluffs St Ry—
36M
io
5M% notes Dec. 1 1932..J&D
65
85
47
F & A
New London Gas & Electric—
Oonsol & refg 5s 1933--—J&J
97
45
North Carolina Pub Serv Co—
1st & ref 5s 1934 opt
A&O
60
N J & Hud Riv Ry & Ferry—
1st gold 4s 1950 out———M&S
N J Pow & Lt 1st 4Hs 60—A&O
05%
Certificates oLdeposit
Norf & Ports Tr—See Va Ky & P
Norf Ry & Lt 1st 5s 1949 .-M&N
100K
80
A&O
-J&D
1st 4H« 1961 ser B
M&N
New Hampshire Pow 6s Dec.1943
105
99
48
1944.-J&J
66
Ocean City Costal Highw Bdge—
7s 1942-
Debenture gold 6s 1940
M&S
Oklahoma Gas Util 0%a 1934
Okla Natural Gas 6s 1946 A..J&J
1st m 5s 1948 ser B
F&A
Oklahoma Power & Water
1st m 5s 1948 ser A_
1
Oklahoma Ry lst&ref 5s '41-J&J
72
07%
1st mtge 6Hs 1953
__J&J k
Norf & Ports Bdge 7s 1942—
/
99 %
5s gold Oct 1 19321
1st 5s 1952 series A
99 K
103 %
J&J
1959
Ltg.
70
1st & ref 5s 1955 series A.A&O
Conv
38
New Rochelle Wat 5%b '51-M&N
Cent Elec 1st 5Hs'50-M&S
89 %
North Boston Ltg. Properties—
J&g
N Y
series A
loo""
5% notes D«0vl:932——— J&D
New Eng Pow 1st 5s 1851—-J&J
New Eng Tel & TeH-
1st lien & ref 6H"
5s
99
I960——---M&N
1948 .A&O
St Charles St 1st g 4s
100
Norfolk St 1st g 5s
North American Oo.
—-
89
New Eng Pow Assn 5s
Inc 6s Nov
102H
90
6Ks 1947
97K
M&N
A—A&O
1st & ref 5s 1955 series B—J&D
Gen M 4Hs 1935
—J&J
5
89
M&N
A
67
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co—
1st M s f 5a 1958 ser A
J&D
-
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan
93
87
6s 1978—F&A
Nat Toll Bridge 6s 1939
-J&J
Nebraska Pow 1st 4%s 1981-J&D
Deb 6s 2022—--—-—--M&S
Nev Oalif Elec 1st 5s 1950—A&O
Debs 6s July 1941—-—- J&J
Newark Gas 6s Apr 1 1944—Q-J
Newark Oons Gas con 5s 48-J&D
New Bedford Gas & Edison Light
3% notes June 15 1932-J&D15
New Brunswick (Can) Pow Co—
1st M 5s 1937—
M&S
New Oastle (Oity of) W 5s*41 J&D
New England G & E Association
Deb g 5s 1947——
M&S
**
Oonv deb 6s 1948
=J&D
ser
1
14
1st & ref 7s 1947 ser B
F&A
1st & ref 6s 1953 series O.M&S
1st & ref 5s 1954 ser D
M&S k
Niagara Lockport & Ont Power—
94
Debenture gold
N ew Orleans Pub Service
M&N
Niagara Falls Power—
J st & cons 6s ser AA '50..M&N
44
Nat Public Service Oorp—
New Jersey Water
1st M 5s 1950
i
%
M&N
9
66
Deb g 6s 2024
5
13
& Suburban Gas—See West ctiester
N Y Tel 1st 4Hs '39 tax ex.M&N
99 %
N Y Water Service Corp—
99 K
Ind
Muncie W W 5s Oct 2 1939.A&O
Municipal Gas Co (Texas)—
1st M 6s 1935 ser A
M&N
Municipal Serv coll 6s 1950-F&A
Muskogee Elec Tr 5s 1934—M&N
Mutual Telep (Pa) 1st 5s '45-A&0
Narragansett Elec Co—
1st M 5s 1957 ser AJ&J
Nashville Railway & Lignt—
Oons g 5s 1953 opt 1908—J&J
Ref & ext gold 6s 1958
J&J
McGavock & Mt Vernon—
2d series 6s July 1937---J&J
Nashville Gas & Heating Oo—
1st M gold 5s 1937 guar.-M&N
Nassau El RR—See Bklyn R T
Nassau & Suff Ltg 5s 1945—F&A
Nat Elec Pow Oo deb 5s 1978 J&J
Nat Pow & L deb 6s 2026 A JP&A
Deb 5Hb 1954
5.
101
_M&N
1st
31
27
35
Ohio-Kentucky Gas Co—
3
op
23
Union El (Loop) 5s g '45--A&O
Northwestern Power Co Ltd—
1st m s f conv 6s '60 ser A. J&J
Northwestern Pub Serv Oo—
1st m 58 ser A 1957
J&J
1st
N Y
M & U O Tr Oo—See Un Tr of
Oonv deb 5e
40"~
State Rys—
con g
N Y Steam 6s 1947
f 7s 1952————-J&D
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
5%
3
2%
-r
-
s
17
28
'13--M&N '
Certificates of deposit
1st con 6 Hs 1962
.M&N '
Certificates of deposit
Mountain States Power Oo—
Deb
12
M&N
N Y State El & Gas Oo—
1st ra 5Hs 1962
1st m 6s 1952
1st ra 4Hs 1980
92
■;
Northw Teleg—See W U Teleg
50
m
34th St Crosst 1st 5s '96--A&O
23d St Ry 5s 1962
J&J
20
90
Oberpfalz Elec 7s 1946
43%
IK
85
1st & ref g 5s 1941 opt——J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1955 series A. A&O
1938
37H
43 H
Fy 1st 5s '93 M&S
Second Av recei' ctfs 1914
Sixth Av RR pur M 5s '65-J&J
/
Third Ave—See under "T".
85
Montreal Tramways—
1st & ref 5s
30%
%
A»K
12
—
Northwest Elec 1st 6s 1935-M&N
Northwestern Elevated (Ohlc)—
1st mtge 5s 1941 opt
M&S
vl
Lex Ave & P
84K
•
1st M 6s 1938 series B
Mt Hope Bdge 1st 6His
76
100
A&O
Certificates of deposit
llH
Bid.
Bonda
Northwest Louisiana Gas—
1st M 6Ks 1933 with warr...
74
98
N Y & Qu'" ns Gas 1st 5s '34 F&A
N Y & Queens Co
Ry 4s '40-A&O
Monongahela Valley Traction—
1st M g 5s '42 opt '22
J&D
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st lien & ref 5H" ser B '53 F&A
Montana-Dakota Power Oo—
Alt
f
86
83 H
I; 75
57
k
76K
60
90H
100H
87
loin
89
-
Bid.
Bonds.
Pub Service Oo of
Pensacola El Oo let 6s *31—F&A
100%
cons g
1st
1 5s *48—M&N
M&N
M&N
M&N
F&A
5s 1948
con
Deb
4s
1950
1st & ref 5s 1950
1st & ref
Philadelphia Company—
Secured gold 5s 1967
J&D
Alleg Belle & Per 6s 1935 -A&O
Ardmore Street 6s 1958--A&O
Central Trac 1st 5s 1929...J&J
Duquesne Lt IstM 4%s'67 A&o
1st M 4%s 1957—
M&S
Duquesne Trac 1st 5s *30—J&J
Fed St & P V 6s May 1 '42-J&J
Ft Pitt Trac 1st 5s 1935—J&D
Millv Et & Sh 5s 1923—M&N
Morn'aide El St Ry 6s *35 A&O
Mount Washington St Ry—
1st & coll tr gu 5s 1933-A&O
Pitts Alleg & M gen 5s '30 A&O
90%
66
95%
89
90
82
83
80
80
85
85
101%
'-'mm
102
17
1% i
1926—F&A
*32—M&N
PIttsb Rys 6s 1953
A&O
Pitts Trac 1st 5s 1927-— A&O
So Trac 1st & coll tr g 5s *50 A&O
2d Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934
J&D
Browasv Ave 5s
99
38—J&t
55
65
58
60
Riverside
*44-A&O
1960—J&:
Gas El & Trac—
5s Mar 1 1953 —M&'
30
70
60
So Jersey
Guar g
58
62
70
75
25
98
60
15
25*
15
96%
BZ'H
1st ref 4s 1971
88
60
& ref 6%s
^
Ref 5s 1955
23
20
30
23
103
86%
87
88
97 H
Phila & Garretsford St Ry—
1st
5s
F&A
1955
Philadelphia Rapid Transit-- ■
Coll tr g 5s 1967 opt s f—F&A
8 f guar 5s *62 opt 17
M&S
6s
geld 1962
M&S
1st m r e 6« 1944
J&J
Eq 5%s 1932
Eq 5%s 1933
Darby Media & Ches St Ry
1st 4%s '36 opt *16 gu—J&J
Hest Mantua & Falrm 5%s *34
Market Street Elev Pass Ry
1st g gu 4s 1955
M&N
Union Traction—
Elec & Peo 4s tr ctfs '45-A&O
People's Traction Oo—
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s *43 -F&A
W Phila Pass 2d 5s 1926—
Ext at 5% % to 1956.M&N
Phila Subur-Counties Gas & Elec
1st & ref 4%s 1957
M&N
Phila Sub Water Co—
1st M 5s 1955
M&N
1st M 5s 1969
-A&O
1st M4H8 1967
—M&N
1st M 4%s 1970
A&O
Phila & W Ches Tr 4s 1954. J&J
24
26
Oo (Italy)—
1st & ref s f 6%s I960 ser A A&O
Piedmont & North 1st 5s 1954-J&J
Pitts & Alleg Telep 1st 5s 1949—
Pitts Alleg
56
60
40"
55
90
99 %
26
69
71
19
21
Pittsburgh Suburban Water Serv
1st 1 & ref 5s 1958
M&S
Pittsburgh Trac—See Phila Oo
Pittsburgh Rys—-See Phila Oo
Plattsburg G & El lBt 5s 1939—..
Pomerania Elec. 6s 1953
Portland General Elec uo—
1st & ret 4 Ha 1960
M&S
5s 1935
J&J-
28
32
40
50
95
97
92
94
92^
94
82
84
80
83
1933——J&J
(Ore) Gas & Coke—
Shawinlgan Water & Power OolstM&colsf 4%s '678erA A&O
1st col tr 4%g '68 ser B..M&N
1st coll tr 5a '70 ser O
F&A
70
1st coll tr
40
7
7%
17%
22
35
21
20%
21
57"
54
Rochester
19
20
_
/
Telep Oorp—
93%
Rockland Light & Pow—
1st M 5s 1938
96%
99
93
95
87
90
1st ref 4Ha
Rome
Y'-X
1958
ser
21
25
38%
39%
82
90
33
37
(Ga) Ry & L 5b '46--A&O
Elec Lt & P—
100
St Charles St RR—See N Orl Ry
83 H
50""
54
St Paul Gas LightGen gold 5s 1944
85
90
75
85
78
79
70
74
/ This price includes accrued interest,
Montreal and Toronto Exchanges
13
100%
100%
Southern California Edison—
Gen g 5s Nov 1939 opt
J&„
Gen& ref 5s 1944-—.
F&A
100%
101
95"
85
87
70
80
60""
64
88
92
98
Refunding 5s 1951
Refunding 5s 1952
Refunding 5s 1954
Angelo Telep 1st 5s 1958 F&A
81%
104%
102%
85
88
11
12%
13
8
14
10
M&N
77
79
M&N
66
70
A&O
65
75
Southern Gas UtUIties. Inc—
1st M s f 6%« 1939 ser A.M&S
Southern Natural Gas Oorp—
43
45
Oonv deb 6s 1949
Southern Oltles Utilities!
r
M&N
Oo—
1st lien & coll 5s 1958
8 f deb 6s 1958 ser A..
A&O
F&A
Southern Oolorado Power Oo—
1st g 6s 1947 series A
J&J
Southern Counties Gas (Oallf)—
4%a 1968
1st 6%s 1935 ex-warr
S I deb
42
46
R T.
99
96
100%
99%
0
Pub s ervlce.
105
100%
40
71
6%s 1936
ser
A
1st s f 6s 1944 with warr
Without privilege
South N E
J&J
.
4:
Deb g 5s 1970So Ohio Elec 6s 1955
32
101
J&D
J&D
J&J
J&J
1st g 5%s 1959 ser D
75"'
72~"
1st ref 6s 1952 series A
78
1st & ref 5a 1958 ser
71
82
J&J
B—..J&J
78~"
83
32
1st lien 6s 1937 with warr A&O
Southern Wise Pow 5s 1938 .A&O
Southwestern Assoc Telep Oo—
,
' 34
34
102%
Telep 1st 5s 1948-J&D
103""
93
94
87
Sou Pub Util 1st 5s 1943
Southern Trav,—See Phila Oo.
Southern United Gas Oo—
67
San Antonio Public Service—
San Antonio Tr 1st 6s '49---M&S
San Antonio G & E 5s 1949-M&S
South Oallf Telep 1st M 5s 1947
Southern Canada Pr Oo Ltd—
1st M 5s 1955 ser A
A&O
Southern Oltles Pub Serv Oo—
Southern Gas Go—
Salt River Val Water UBers Assn
F&A
June
A&O
J&J
& ref 4%s 1961
1st M
28
M&S
Gen & ref 6s 1952
J&J
Salisbury & Spencer—See No Oar
Salmon Riv Pow gu 5s '52 op F&A
Salt Lake Term 6s 1935
J&D
5H*
9
J&D
92"
J&J
78
65
1st lien 6s 1944
Southern Bell Telep & Teleg—
1st s f g 5s 1941 opt 1916--J&
Sou B'vard—See Third Ave
M&S
95
St Louis Springf & Peoria RR
1st & ref gu g 5s '39 opt..J&D
St Paul Oity Ry—See Twin City
60
47%
M &S
94
69
47%
82
1st & ref 5s 1957
8
San
40
_
92
78
70
35
91
J&D
76
94
So Texas Gas 6%s 1938 A—M&fr
Southeast P&L deb 6s 2025 .M&8
Southeastern Gas & Water Co—
82
90
St Louis-Miss Riv Brldg.
1st s f 6 Ha Oct 15 *47—A&015
St Louis Public Service—
Power
90
& Light
(Mo) Water Oo—
1938Mt
1932-1958
80
80
F&A
74
96
Stewart
A.J&j
B_ J&J
1st & ref 6s 1958 series O—J&D
1st & ref 5%s 1952 ser B—M&S
94
6s
ser
97
77
J&D
85
55
73
85
St Louis Oo Gas 1st 5s 1951
75
50
Corp.
97
17%
19
55
50
105
17
<
99
35
Southern California Gas Oorp—
Collateral trust 5s 1937—M&M
South Oal Gas Co 6s 1950 -M&N
45
16
45
40
102
15
67
61%
,
/
f
97""
90
Power Corp
86
96
40
53
.
§5""
96
73
1st cons guar
Oonv 6% notes 1933
50
75""
J&D
87
104 X
85
»78
ser
1st lien & ref 5s 1960
1st lien & ref 5s 1960
1st M 5s 1955
15%
80
1948—M&N
Rutland Ry Lt & P 1st 5s*46_M&S
Safe Harbor Water Pow. Oorp—
1st mtge s f 4%s 1979
J&D
1st M 5%s 1945 ser A
1st M 5s 1945 ser B
80
72
J&j
Rys
15
M&S
14
5s 1959
M&S
Joseph Gas—1st 5s 1937
J&J
St Joseph Ry. Lt Heat & Power—
1st g 5s Nov 1 1937
M&N
1st & ref 5s 1946
J&J
St Joseph Water 5s 1941
A&O
102
-
90
Gen M4Ha May
St Louis Co
B
85
96"
52
17 %
ser
80
M&8
F&A
89
Rome (N Y) Gas.
1st ref 5s 1946
St
96""
A
1st ref 5s 1950
M&N
80 Oar Gas & El 6s 1942__M&Slfi
Oonv 6s Dec 15 1932-JADlf
92
St Olalr Oounty (111) Gas & El—
92 %
1949
6s
ser
75
Ry.
M&N
A—-M&N.
Ruhr Gats Oorp BHa '53 A
A&O
Rumford Falls Pow 4s 1945- A&O
85
1947
78
70
10
1st 25-yr 5%s 1950 ser O.F&A
IstMISfl 1960
J&J
Sioux Oity Serv 6s 1951
J&J
Somerset On & Middlesex
Ltg—
Mtge g 4s Dec 1 1943—J&D
South Bay Oonsol Water—
"7%
Rockford Elec Co 1st 5s '39-M&8
38
88
17""
3
77
36
85
-_
%
72
82%
South Jer G E & T—See Pub Serv
South Pittsburgh Water Oo—
92%
Oo.
ec
1st g 5s 1949 opt
F&A
2d M 6s 1949 series A
J&J
2d M 5s 1949 series B
J&J
S leslan Elec Oorp s f
6%s '46F&A
Sioux Oity Gas & Elec Oo—
South Carolina Power Oo—
1st Hen & ref 5s 1957
South Ferry—See N Y
90
92
55%
55"
97
95"
103
Potomac El Pow
series A— M&8
1st & ref 5 %s*54 series B-M&S
Deb 6s 1946
——.M&N
Public Service Oo of N H—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser A—M&N
1st & ref. 4Ha 1957 ser B-A&O
Public Service Oo of Nor 111—
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op 21--A&O
lot & ref 5s 1966 series O.M&N
99
101
78
70
1954----
80
70
56
61
80
1st
:'■) 22
55*
30
70
20
54%
54%
60%
54%
Sierra Pacific Power Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser A
M&S
81erra & San Francisco Power—
1st 6s
Central Power Corp—
5s 1963
M&S
Rochester Gas & Elec Oorp—
Gen M BHa 1948 series O. M&S
Gen mtge 4 Ha 1977 ser D-M&S
3% notes July 15 1932—J&J 15
Roch Ry & Lt 6s '64 opt——J&J
Roch Ry cons 5s k 1930--A&O
Certificates of deposit
2d 6s g 1933 ctf dep
J&D J
Rochester & Syracuse RR—
1st M conv 6s 1957
M&N /
48'"
Shreveport Rys 1st 5s. '32-44.J&J
85
98
1st mtge 5s 1956 ser E—M&N
1st M 4%s 1961 series F—A&O
Public Elec L Oo & (St Albans. Vfc)
1st 5Hs 1956 -—--—-A&O
Public Service Oo of Colorado—
80
J&J
47
110
74
100
50
°or^[&N
70
1953—F&A
75
A&O
1st mtge 5s 1951
to
90
98
40
of N Y—
1st M 6%s 1942 Ser A.M&N
1st M a f 6s 1942 Ser B—M&N
Deb gold 5%s 1947
M&N
Power Gas & Water Sec
~Ooll tr 5s 1948 with warr-M&N
Power Secur coll tr 6s '49—-J&D
Incomes June 1949—
&&A
Providence Gas Co 1st 5%s 1942
88
Richland Public Service—
97
45
Cons M g 5s 1936 guar. J&J
Gen lien & ref 6s 1953
A&O
Power Corp of Canada Ltd—■
Oonv deD 4%s 1959 Ser B-M&S
19%
32
A&O
63
4%s ser D '70--A&O
Sheboygan Elec—See East Wis El
Shenango Val Water 5s 1956A&0
Shinyetsu Elec Pow (Japan)—
1st sink fund 6%s 1952—J&D
Shore Lighting Co—
23%
19
Ry & El 6s
F&A
85
80
28
Roanoke
68
73
45
43
A&o
93%
55
57
Seattle-Everett Traction—
1st M g 5s 1939 opt 1914-M&8
Seattle Ltg 1st 6s *44 opt '10.M&8
82
1937
A&O
Richmond (lnd) W W Oorp—
1st M 5s 1957
-M&N
Richmond (S I) Lt & RR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952
J&J
Rio de Janeiro Tram Lt & P—
1st g 5s 1935
J&J
Rio Grande Valley Gas Oo—
1st M 7s 1937 ser A
A&O
Riverside Trac—See Pub Ser Qoro
Roanoke G-L BHa 1951
F&A
11
Second Ave—See N Y Rys.
Second Ave Trac—See Phila Oo—
Seneca Pow Oorp 6s 1946—M&S
50
35
63
1st & ref 4Ha 1953 ser O..J&J
Roch Tel Oo gen 5s 1933.A&0
Portland (Me) RR 3%s 1951-J&J
1st 1 & con m 6s 1945—M&N
Porto Rico Telep 6s 1944—_J&D
Postal Teleg & Cable 5a 53—J&J
Potomac Edison Oe—
~~b Basis.
10
61
76
rights.-A&O
notes 1936
T&A
1st & ref 5s 1946 9er B
91
lished on
5
Oons 6s 1955 with
Rochester
1st & ref g 5s '40 opt *20—J&J
1st l'n & gen 4%s 1940--—J&J
Portland Gas 1st 5a 1951-F&A
1st & ref 6s 1953
10
1st & ref 5s 1947
F&A
Scran Trac 1st 6s g 1932...M&N
37 H
-
Prussian Elec 6s
65
5
97
35 H
„
Portland
95
85
63
92%
Deb g
& Man—See Phila Co
notes Jan 1
80
1st & ref 5s 1967 ser A— F&A
Scranton Ry—1st 5s Nov '32-J&J
72%
war__F&*
6s 1953 with
12
25
99 i
J&D
Roanoke WW 5s 1950
Pitts & Oharleroi—See Phila Oo
P McK & Con—flee W Penn Rys
4%
77
80
k
1st & ref 5a
_
Piedmont Hvdro-El
m
io5%
99%
90
7% sec.
100
45"
Scranton-Spg Brook Water Serv
4%% notes 1932
J&D15
4%% notes 1933
J&D15
EeLg ^19A9 *0*191*
Deb s f 6s
-J&J
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'y)
Mtge g 7s 1950
.-M&IV
Direct m 6s 1952—
M&N
Oon
99
8
—-
33%
Union—
Wat Serv
Extl deb fls 1953
Rhine-Ruhr
L..
75
57
--M&S
2l" Republic Gas 6s A 1945.
15
f;
Scranton Gas & Water Oo—
1st 4%s 1958
M&8
58%
57%
Rap Tr St Ry—See Pub Ser Oorp
Reading Trac 6s 1933--——-J&J
15
90
4
95
A_A&0
Railway & IJght Sec 5s 1952
60
102
86
96 H
85
1936
J&D
5s "62.J&J
-M&S
Ref 4Ha 1958--Oonv g deb BHa 52 ser
15
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5s 1947.
A&O
Schenectady Railway Oo—
1st M 5s 1946 opt 1919--M&8
Schuylkill Trac 1st 5s 1943—A&O
Schuylkill Val Tr 5a 1945-—F&A
Scioto Val Ry & Pr 1st 6s'43-J&D
Scranton Elec 5s '37 opt '12-J&J
F&A
^ot%
m
Queem Bor Gas & El
50
80
5
1949——J&'
Puget Sd El Ry 5a 1932
Quebec Power Oo
1st M & coll tr s f 5s 1968
60
95
84
75
15
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser O——M&N
1st & ref 4%s 1950 ser D.J&D
86%
94
80
-
5s 1933 opt——-J&»
Puget Sound Power & Light—
60
1st & ref 7 %s 1941 ser A—A&O
32%
1st g gu
1st
■
87
1948—A&O
Puget Sound Power Oo—
80'
'
87
97
88
92
1st col tr conv 6%s
60
85
J&D
F&A
-——A&O
1st M 5%s 1948--M&S
Secured conv 6s 1938--—M&S
25
75
Oo—
Utilities Oonsol Oorp—
Public
95%
96 H
99
1st & ref 4Ha 1967
1st & ref 4 Ha 1970
60
95 H
97
Public Service Elec & Gas
73 H
80
15
75
5s
Trac
w
84
1st & ref 6s 1945 ser B—A&O
Savannah Elec Oo 5s g '52-J&J
100
Paterson Ry—
2d 6s *14 ext 5% to
5
99%
44
Or & Pass Val 1st 6s
85
35
1st 5s 1945 opt aft 1910 J&D
uida\Falls Oo Ltd—
1st sir 5s 1955 ser A
A&O
Savannah Elec & Power Oo—
99
1948—M&f>
Ry 4s
J&J
West End Trac con 5s
31"
29
ctfs—J&J
'38-J&J
Phila Elect 1st 5s 1966
A&O
1st M 4s 1966
----A&O
1st lien & ref m 4%s 1967 M&N
1st & ref 4s 1971
J&A
Philadelphia Elec Power Oo—
1st mtge 5%s 1972
F&A
Gold 5s July 1933
United Trac 5s 1997
75
1949-M&*
99
33
100%
86%
54
•34
60
Ky
99
Unif & ref 6s 1952 ser B—M&S
Unlf & ref 5s 1957 ser D—.J&J
8an Joaquin Light & Power—
82
Ry 5s 55 J&D
J O Hob & Pat 4s
P S Newark Term
63
78
55
El
Not callable
San Francisco Bay Toll Bridi
1st M sink fund 6%s '57-Deb s f 7s 1942
M&N
8an Joaquin Lt & Power Oorp—
103
100
1st g 5a Dec 1 1950— -J«su
Elisabeth & Trent 5s '62-A&
Nor Jer St
Pitts & Birm Traction—
Pitts & Obarleroi 5s
57 X
Oons Trac 1st 6s 1933—_J&<
ttlls Plainf & Oent Jersey Ry
2
89%
60
1961 ser O—.M&8
1957 ser D_M <c N
Public Service Oorp of N J—
Trust certs 6% per pet—-M*
Oamdeu Sub 1st 5s 1946--J&.
20
.
,90
1
-
First mtge 5s
100
91
88
Oklahoma
1st mtge 5s
91
m.m
69
1932.
Public Service Oo of
98
■
Oo—
M&N
Sandusky Bay Bdge lst6%s'42J&J
Sand Frem & So Ry—See Lake Sh
San Fran G & E 4%fl 1933—M&N
72H
1932———F&A
5s
Debenture
4% notes July 30
74
95
San Diego Water Supply
1st m s f 5s 1955
70
D.M&N
Ask.
Bid
Bonds.
Ask.
Nor 111 (Con)—
4H» 1978 ser
1980 ser E
J&J
1st & ref 4Ha 1981 ser F-A&O
105
85
1st & ref 4s 1981
J&J
3%% notee July 30 1932
Serial 4%% notes 1933—-F&A
Serial 4%% notes 1934—F&A
I
Serial 4%% notes 1935—F&A
Serial 4%% notes 1936—F&A
Chic G L & O 1st 5s 1937—J&J
Oonsum Gas 1st g 5s '36—J&D
lnd Nat G&O g 5s *36 gu_M&N
Mutual Fuel Gas g 5s '47 M&N
Peoples Light & Power Corp—
1st lien 5%s 1941
J&J
Oonv deb 5s 1979
J&J
People's Traction—See Phila R T
Peoria Bloom & Champ Trac—
1st gold guar 5s 1936
M&N
Peoria W W Oo pr
1st con 4s 1948
Bid.
1st & ref 4%s
6s 1943—-—lA&O
Refunding gold 5s 1947—M&S
1st
82""
79"
Peoples Gas (N J) 1st 6s '68-J&D
People's G L & Ooke, Chicago—
where marked "f" end Income end defaulted bonds.
Bonds.
Ask.
79
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
bond priooa in "ind Interest" except
iffOTIov.—-All
90
93%
/
9
88
90""
100
100%
65
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st & ref M 5s 1964 ser A.F&A
Southwestern Gas & Elec Oo—
3an Diego Oonsol Gas & Elec—
1st g 5a 1939 opt 1914—M&S
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser B—M&«
99
101
63
64
95
98
63
64
J&D
99
100
4 H% notes 1932
k Last sale.
/ In London.
»
Nominal,
r
Oanadian price,
s
Sale price,
z
Minimum price estab-
PUBLIC
80
Southwestern Light A Pow Uo-—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
F&A
1st M 59 1957 ser B_——F&A
Southwestern
I
Bid.
I
Bonds.
4
k
Ask.
52
.MAN
lJght—-
2022 series A-.--M&»
Service Ooj~lst M s f 6s 1945 ser A—.J&J
Southweitern Statei Telep OoDeb s 6s
15
k
r.y .r'
Union
1948
...M&S
Seuthwest Gas Co—
lit im 0Ue *37 with warr. M&N
Spg Br'k Wat 1st ret 5s 65-A&0
53
16
Deb g 0«
99
1st lien 5*s 1942
M&S 15
Unit Elec Co of N J 4s 49-J&D
United Elec Rys (Providence)—
100
37
40
;«41^
35
36
25
28
IstMg 08 Apr 15 1941 —A&O f
95
45
33*
99*
Deb 6s 1973
J&J
United Power & Light (Kansas)—
1st mtge 6s 1947 ser B—.F&A
United Power & Tran—
35
30
56
68
ser
1st lien 6s 1947 ser C
95*
4
■
1st consol
f
/
/
■■■'A--<
;
/
47
80
Extended to 1934 at 6% M&S
,1950—-——<JAD
78
80
85
1953---— k
■1st M 6s 1949 set
1st M 5s 1956 ser
Texarkana W 1st 6s
Texas Cities Gas
Con
80
85
90
95
80
58-—-F&A
60
68"
1st 5s '48—M&N
35
36
"I*
"2*
10
15
67
69
11
Tex Elec By deb 0s 1942——J&J
1st & ref 5s 1947----Tex Trac 1st 6s 1937 opt.-J&J
——1J&J
Texas-Louisiana Power
1st 0s 1946 series
10*
1st 6*s 1960 series B—M&S
S f deb 6s 1942-- —.-—--M&S
Texas Pow & Lt 1st 5s 1937 -J&D
Deb g 6s 2022 ser A
--J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956-—-—-M&N
Third Avenue By (New York)—
1st ref g 4s 1960 opti aft "14 J&J
16
13
Unterelbe Power A Light Co—
S f M 0i 1953
AAO
Utah Gas& Coke 1st 5s
Deb 0s May 1 2022
1st 1 A gen M 5s 1944
16
§5"
69
71
36*
37*
1,9*
; Adj inc g 5sdo t of. Kn or '37 -A&O
Jan 1960 opt
mu<-^>
a
.TXr. J
83*
Third Ave RR 1st 5s g/37—J&J
Dry Dock E Bway & Battery—
1st 5s gold 1932——-J&D / 12
Gen ref M ser O incJan I960
45 "
Sou Boulevard g 6s 1945—J&J
43
Union By lBt 5s g 1942 -F&A
40
Westchester El 1st 5s g 43 J&J
35
Yonkers By 1st 5s 1946—A&O
Thirty-fourth St Crosstown—See NY Rys.
56
Tide Water Power 1st 5s '79-F&A
Toho Electric Power (Japan)—
45*
1st ■ f 7s 1955 ser A—M&S15
99*
3-yr 0% g notes 1932.
J&J
Tokyo Elec Light Co (Japan)—
36
1st g 0s 1953 series—— J&D 15
85
Toledo Edison 1st 6s 1947—M&S
Tel Frem & Norw—See Lake Shor e El Ry
86
Tol G E & H con 1st g 6s '35-A&0
Toledo Light & Power Co—
69
5% notes 1932
J&D
Ma
,
.
Topeka Ry & L 1st 5s 1933-F&A
Trenton G & El g 5s 1949-M&S
Trenton St Ry con g 6s '38.J&J
Tri-State Telep A Teleg—
5*s 1942
MAN
1st M 5s 1942 ser B
MAN
Troy City Ry—See Un Tr (Alb)
Troy Gas 2d 6s "23 ext to "39 F&A
1st 5s 1939
————M&N
28th A 29th Sts— See 3d Ave Ry
23d Street Ry—See N
Y Rys
Twin City Rapid Transit Co—
lit lien A ref 5*s 1952 .J&D
St Paul City 1st g 6s 1934 A&O
Cable con 5s 1937
J&J 16
A&O
A.MAS
Natural Gas Go—
Conv deb 6s 1933
FAA /
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow Co—1st M s f 7*s 1955
M&M
20
48"
45
45
—I
2
10
3
1
5
"6"
47*
73
60
d Price per snare
not
89
92
iF"
42*
82"
Western Utilities Corp—
1st coll tr a f 5*s 1948... J&D
6*% notes Nov 15 1932.M&N
45
Westphalia
United El Pr (Germ)
1st M if 0a 1953
J&J
Whatcom Co Ry&Lt 5s *35.MAN
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Oo—.
1
13
88
1st M 5s 1941 opt.......MAN
White Line St Ry 0s 1935
1
95
; 82
48
—
88
80
77
83
85
70
38
Wisconsin Electric Power Oo—
1st M 5s 1954 ser A.
F&A
Wisconsin Gas A Electric—
lat g 6a 1952 opt 1919.
J&D
94*
95
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Oo—
1st M 5s 1947
AAO
Wisconsin Michigan Power Oo—
18J
62
92
/a June 15 '57-JAD15
81
1st M 4*s 1961
..J&J
Minn Light A Power—
1st A ref 5s 1944
opt '19-M&N
Gen A ref 7s 1947.
Wisconsin
24
68*
63*
63
60
65
97*
106
90
16
16
.J&D
F&A
16*
16*
10
15
9
1
0s
1933
J&D /
Utilities Service 6s 1953
I
Virginia Pow 1st 6s 1942—J&D
Va Elec & Pow 1st 5s 1955..A&0
*
72
70
9
12
V\ lsconsin Power A
Light—
1st 1 A ref 5s 1950 ser E..M&N
5*s 1940 serA.-F&A
87
77
1st 1 & ref 6s 1952 ser A...A&O
1st & ref 5*s 1958
J&J
Wise Pub Service Co—
r
1st & ref 6s, 1942
J&J
71
85
Wisconsin Ry Light & Power—
1st A ref 5s 1933
FAA
Wiscon Riv Pow 1st 5s 1941 MAN
Wise Val El lat A ref 61 "42M&N
1st mtge 5*s 1942
MAN
82
85
90
93
Worcester A Conn Eastern Ry—
1st s f g 4*s 1943
JAJ
89
Yadkin River Pow 1st 5a '41. AAO
Yonkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry.
York Haven Wat&P 1st 5s*61 J&D
York Rys 1st M g 5s *37
95*
78
opt. J&D
Youngstown A Ohio River—
1st M g 5s 1936 opt 1915—AAO
92*
84*
95
r
92" Youngs-Shar Ry A
59
1st & ref 6s 1950 ser B— J&D
Deb s f 0s 1946.—
F&A
68
68
1st lien A ref 5s 1958 ser F J AD
W lsconsin Pow, Light A Heat—
1st A ref 5s 1940
J&D
Wisconsin Public Service Corp—
91
10-yr sec conv 5*s 1942-M&S
Virginia Public Service Co—
59*
55*
Lt —See MahA S Ry A
Youngstown & Suburban Ry—
1st mtge
5s 1936———M&S
Zanesv Ry L A P—See Col New A Zanesv
40"
1st & ref g 5s 1934
J&J
Norf & Ports Tr 6s *30
J&D
Wash Alexandria & Mt Vernon—
1st g 5s 1955 opt
M&S
Certificates.
Washington Bait & Ann El—
—
71
1st M
6s Mar 1941 op„.M&S
Ctfs of deposit
Wash'n (D O) G L 6s 1960—M&N
A&O
6a m
102
31
95
100
50
92
69
80
per
51*
0*8 Aug 1 1930
FAA
25-year « 5s 1951
J&D
30-year 5s Mar 1 1960
M&S
Mut Un0a ext at 5%to'41.M&N
Northw'n gu g 4*a 1934-J&J
A&O
1933 series A
1936 ser B
4*% notes 1933
Washington Gas & El Co
1st s? 5*8 1947
A&O
98
98*
90
92
10
29*
30
58
PUBLIC UTILITY STKS.
92
Alabama
f
§f
5
7
7
5
98
99
101
cent,
...
Amer Cities Pow A
(+)
Light cl A .50
60
48
46
44
46
78
82
51*
55
Guaranteed—
&\X
City & Sub 5s g 1948
F&A
49
Washington & Suburban Cos—
Ooll trust 5*s 1941
M&S
51
Washington Water Power Oo—
1st ref 5s 1939 op
100
J&J
1st & gen 5a 1900
J&J k 92*
Waterbury Gas Light Co—
1st mtge 4*s 1958
M&N
95
Waterloo Oed Falls & No Ry—
1st M s f g 5s 1940 op '15..J&J
Certificates of deposit
Watert'n L&P—See No N Y Util.
IB
Amer DisTel of N J com
Preferred
d
d
|7 Preferred
52"
*
...
(no par)
$7 second pref series A
$6 cum pref
Warrants
55
—(t)
(t)
...
d
,
d
Amer Gas A Elec com... (no par) d
$6 preferred
(t)
Aaier Gas & Pow
99
U
$6 1st pref—(t) d
25 d
American Light A Traction
Preferred
+
......
$7
5
cum conv
25
$6
preferred
*5 pref ser A
Stamped...
Nominal,
r
...
Canadian price.
d
(f)
—(f)
d
d
......-(t), d
*
1
8
"2 H
40
45
71
6
74
12
2
2*
5*
7
2*
3*
3*
1 *
5*
1*
15*
15*
mmmm
4
10
"5"
10*
u
(f)
pref
Amar Power A Light com
%
....
H
Amer Natural Gas com......(t)
4*
45
17n
A
(no par) d
....100
_
49
....
d
d
Amer Elec-Power $6 Dr
(f)
Amer A Foreign Pow c»m (no par) d
d
Waukesha Gas A Electric Oo—
J In London.
——
i
d
...........
....
44
47
Co
$7 first preferred...........
$0* first preferred—
Option warrants............
90*
d
(|) d
(♦)
Amer Oommonw'lths Pw com A
B_.
53
100
preferred..
$5 preferred
Allegheny Gas Corp
Allegheny Traction—See Phila
Common
45
k Last sale.
Par
pref
Class B
100*
F&A
f Flat price,
Power $7
$0
1st 5s 1959
JAJ
Westchester Elec—See 3d Av Ry.
0 Baals,
50
^ H W* g '60—MAN
?firg
22
Virginia Ry & Power—
36*
29
65
70
83
87
-
20
J&D
Western United Gas A Elec Co—
1st 5*3 1955 Ser A
J&D
West Un Teleg coll tr 5s 1938-J&J
5
Gen M 5s 1956 ser D
A&O
Utica & Mohawk Valley Ry—
1st g 4*8 1941
M&S
Utlca Belt L 1st g 5s *39 -M&N
Utilities Power & Light Corp—
1st & ref
Twin States
Guar s f 7s 1952
FAA
Ojlgawa Elec Power (Japan)—
lit M s f 7s 1945—
MAS 15
26
1st M 5 *■ 1953
J&J
1st M 6s 1955
M&N
Wash Ry & El g 4s 1951—J&B
Anacost & Pot 5s 1949
A&O
m m mm
Western United Corp—
Ooll tr s f 6*s 1955
18
62*
„
58*
98*
5
70
Ooll trust 0a ext 1933
AAO
Winnipeg El Co lat ref 5s '35 JAJ
Ref M 0s 1954
A&O
99
6s M
88
65
1st m 5s Aug 1952 ser
A..M&S
Wilmington A Chester Traction-1
96
Conv
35
97
2-yr 6% notes Feb 15 *33-F&A
Western Puolic Service Co—
1st & ref 5*s I960
F&A
g 5s '39.FAA
Willlamsport Water Oo—
105
Wthout warrants
Utilities Public Service Oo—
20
98
100*
67"
A
2r.\IS8port Qa«£rl8t
55*
MAN
FAA
99*
23
ser
.
20
100
Deb g 5*s 1947Deb 58 1959 with warr
98"
J&J
4*s 1944-F&A
Utica El A P 1st 5s 1960—JAJ
26
Wichita RR A Light 5a 1932
Wichita Water 0a 1949
MAS
lat M 5a 1956. ser B
FAA'
1st m 5s 1960 ser O
M&N
2
22*
1st 1 A gen M
89
QQ5/<C
50
Guaranteed
Twin States Gas & Electric—
-
1st Arref 5s Oct 1953
1st 1A ref 5*s 1945 Ser
95
17*
—
Utlca G A El ref A ext 5s "57-JAJ
Gen 5*8 1949
J&D15
6
75"
J&D /
4*s 2004
Utah Lt & Tr 1st 5s 1944 A—A&O
Utah Power A Light Oo—
17*
2*
g
Albany Ry con M 6s g "30.J&J /
Gen g 5s 1947
J&D /
Troy Ofty Ry 6s g 1942—A&O /
tJnit Tr (Pittsb)—See Phila Oo.
United Util 1st 0s *43 op '18-J&J
United Wat G&E 5s 1941
Co—
A--—-J&J
16
28
1930-J&J
Co
mtge 58 1900—.-—-—J&J
Texas Gas Util. 0s 1945—
'1st
k
Eq 7*s Feb 16 1936 —F&A 16
1934
J&J k
City & Sub Pub Serv 5« "34.JAJ
Ualted Traction (Albany)—
42"
J&D
F&A
B
B
Texas Electric Service
^
33
64
22"
Gen g 4s July 1
75
M&N
27
28
Unit Rys (Phila)—See Unit P & T
United Rys of St Louis—
A Light—
1st con M g 5s 1954
Terre Haute W W Corp—
27
26
27
22
Lake Ro El 1st 6s '42-M&S
United Railways of Havana—
70
_
3"
i
15
Baltimore Traction Co—
No Bait Div 1st 5s 42—J&D
Cent Ry ext and imp 5s__1932
79*
2
B: 8
Bait Sparrows Pt & Ches—
1st g gu 4*s 1953——F&A
35
19
18
70
15
M&S
Income g 4s 1949 op '29—J&D
Inc funding g 5a 1936——J&D
34
64
40
15
M&S
g 4s 1949
1st con M 6s 1949
90
1946——MAS
55*
•
Unit Rys & Elec (Baltimore)
7
:
A&O
85
Ternl Hydro Elec 6*s
Terre Haute Traction
54
A&O kf
A&O kf
A
warr
89
Tenn Water 1st 5s
67*
60
United Pub Util 6s 1947 A—A&O
1st lien 5*s 1947 ser B—A&O
103
95
1
Ooll tr 6s 1942
6*8 1933 with
60
F&A
United Rys tr ctfs 4b '49-J&J
United Public Service Co—
l5l"
mmm*
55
M&N
1st 1 coll 0s 1948
99 *
103
i5I
93
23
Western N Y Utilities 5s '40-J&D
Western N Y Water Co—
1st M 5*s 1950—
M&N
1st M 5s 1951
32*
100
100""
101*
i; 98*
Western P L & Telep—
United Lt & Rys 1st 5s '32-.J&D
1st 1 & cons M 08 '52 ser A. A&O k
Deb g 6*sl952
—.F&A
Ry.
28
96* ;
31
A&O
A
ser
West Virginia Gas Co¬
ls* s f 6*s'37 with war.J&D
West Va-Ohio River Bridge—
1st M 6*s 1952
J&J
Westerly L & P 5s 1937
J&D
Western Mass Cos—
4*% notes Sept 15 '34-M&S15
—
100
Deb g 0*s 1974
J...M&N
1st 1 & consol 5*s 1959--A&O
Deb g 6s 1975
M&N
75
1962 opt—M&N
Service—
& ref 5s 1970-A&O
35
50
v
Tennessee Public
•.
31
k
A—J&D
Tenn Pow gu 5s
...
99
Tenesssee Electric Power-———
1st
50
30
Deb 6s 1958-———-—J&D
Tennessee Eastern Elec Co—
1st 8c ret 0s 1947 ser
1st A ref 5s
20
94
97
Pow.—See Foreign G ovt.
Tampa Electric Co—
99
1st M g 5s 1933 s f on--JAD
Telephone Bond & Share Co—
-F&A
M&N
14
91
United Gas & El (S F) 5s '32.J&J
United Ilium Co New Haven—
1st 4s Feb 1 1940
-F&A
United Light & Power Co—
35*!
101;
Phjia Pass Ry—SeejPhila RT.
1st M 5s 1957
60
55
•
Taiwan Elec
1st M 5s 1943.—Kef m 0s 1955
W
27
1st s f g 5s Apr 1 "62 op 07 A&O
Super-Power Co of 111-—
1st 4*s 1968-M&S
§4*
1st M4*s 1970
M&S k 58
1st M 6s 1901------J&1} k
Syracuse Gas g 6s 1940--—-J & J
10034
Syracuse Lake Shore A North*
1st M g 5s *47 opt 17—-M&N /
100*
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1951 -J&D
102
1st 8c ret 5*s 1954
7.8A
1957--------J&J
Syrac Rap Tr 1st g 5s 1940-M&S /
/
2d mtge g 5s 1930--------J A J,
/
—
Without warrants
United Fuel & Supply—
35
1st M 5s 1956 series G_
J&D
1st M 4a 1961 ser H
—J&J
West Penn Tr 1st 5s 1960—J&D
"loT*
West Texas Utilities Oo—
United Elec Serv (Italy)—
Extl 1st s f 7s 1956 Ber A—J&D
36
30
Edison Corp—
series B
mm
58
First lien 5*s 1951 ser A.M&N
Wks Co— *
39*
3% notes June 16 1932-- J&D15
O
Stelnway By—See N Y 4 Vlueens
5s
10
3
Ask.
g
West Tenn Power—
1st M 5s '46
op '21 ser A.M&S
*
1st M 5s 1963 series E—
M&S
1st M 5*s 1953 series F—A&O
100*
Ry
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B
1957- - —■—---F&A
Stettin Pub Util 7s 1940----A&O
Suburban Gas Co of PitEadelphia
100*
20
Bid
102*
5s *50—J&D
N Y Sub Gas—lst«5s'49-M&S
West End St Ry—8ee Boston
El1,
West PennElec. deb 5s 2030-A&O k
98
100*
Un City 6s 1930. .J&J /
Union Water Service Co—
72
Bonds and Stocks.
102
96
Union Water
Standard Public Service Corp—
1st lien 0s 1948 ser B
J&D
Standard Telephone Co—
lit 1 col tr 5*s 43 »er A.M&N
Staten Island
At*.
100*
1st 6s *19 ext at 0% to '32-J&J /
Indianap North 5s 1932—J&J /
19
90
85,
Spring! A N E Tr 6 s 1930—J&D
Springfield (O) By 1st 5s 36 MAS
Standard Gas A Elec of Delaware
0% K notes 1935-—
A&O
Debenture 6s 1951F&A
Debenture 6s I960J&D
0% conv notes 1935A&u
Standard Power 8c L Corp—
*
Ry—See
STOCKS
Westchester Lt 1st
Mun &
1933-—A AO
General &
36
'
Springfield (Mo) Gas A Kleo Co
let mtge 5s 1957 ser A—_ J&D
(O) Lt, H t & P°^^T
Sprlngflefd
58
33
6s
Bid.
Third Ave
Union Trac Co of Indiana—
Southwestern Public
lit M
AND
marked "f" and income and defaulted sonde.
-
16*
43*
where
Bonds.
49
49
BONDS
except
Union El Lt A Pow Co of St L
1st g 5s Sept 1 1932 stpd.M&S
Ref A ext 5s '33
op aft 18 M&N
Genl mtge 5s 1907 ser B—F&A
Union Elec L & Pow of Illinois—
1st g 5*8 1954 ser A
J&J
Union Kiev RR—See N W Elev
Natural Gas Co-
lit s f 6s 1945---Southwestern Power A
UTILITY
bond prices ore "and Interest"
HOTIOB.—All
Hale price
*
2%
3*
~r~
2*
3*
19
21
15*
17
(New stock'
81
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
where marked 'T'and Income and defaulted
■OTIOV.—All bond prloss art "and Interest'' except
Stookt.
Bid.
Par.
Ait.
amer State# Sec, com A..
(t)
Amer Statea Pub Serv A ....(t)
$6 preferred
CT)
Amer Superpower Oorp com
il#
A*
—it)
First preferred
(T)
Preferred $6 series
(t)
American Telep A Teleg
100
Amer Wat Wks & Elec com...(t)
Oom voting trust ctfs
$6 1st preferred
(t)
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref.100
Appalachian Oas Oorp com
07 conv pref ser A....
Arizona Edison 0H% pref—(f)
Arizona Power........
100
Preferred (7%)
100
Preferred (8%)
100
Arkansas Natural Gas Oorp
1
Class A com
(t)
Preferred
10
A3/*
40
88"
88 X
12
12 H
11
42
69
,
.X
72
3-16
2
15
d
54
....
d
52
52
il*
~w
Original preferred
$4 preferred...
$5 preferred
$6 preferred.....——-—.(
%6X preferred..
mlx
12
Preferred
18
15
24 X
20
93
MX
deposit—...—
Oo Gas A El 1st pref...100
Ooast
Oolum G A El Oorp (Del) com (t) d
13
15
18
21
5X
100
com_(t)
7% preferred
Oommonwealth-Edlson Oo_..100
60 X
Com'wealth Pr Oorp 6% pf--100
Commonwealth A Sou Oorp comf
16 pref with war
(f)
$7 pref
(t)
Atlantic City Elec, $6 pref
(t)
Bangor Hydro Elec com
25
7% preferred.....
...100
6% preferred...
100
Baton Rouge Elec Co 06 pf_._(t) d
Beauharnols Power, pref
r
Bell Telephone (Canada)
100
Telep of Pa 0H% ot
2
9
12
12
15
97
90
21
88
95
72/
100
78X
50
52"
49
53
22
95
(t)
37
25
39
Brit Ool Pow
Glass B
(t\ dr
27
(Toronto)..—100
Consumers Pr (Maine) pf 6%. 100
0.0% preferred......—...100
$5 preferred—
(t
(t
SX
16
Continental Gas A Elec com., (t
X
4
16
Brockton Gas Light Oo v t c
25
Brooklyn Olty RR
10
Bklyn-Manhat Transit—(no par)
17**
4X
25 Jf
(no par)
40
Bklyn A Queens Transit com.(t)
Preferred
J
(T)
Brooklyn Union Gas
(no par)
Buff Niagara A East Pow pref-25
$5 first pref
(t)
Oalgary Power
100
0% cum pref
100
Oallf-Oregon Pow 7% pref...—
0% preferred series of 1927-100
6% preferred
100
Oallf Water Serv pref
100
Can Hydro-El Oorp 0% 1st pf 100
4
46 X
30
45
-
16
6
38
Derby Gas A Elac 07 pref
82
com
45
.(t) dr
...
Preferred
100
Oentral Maine Pew 6% pref..100
7% preferred
—100
Oent Miss Val Elec Prop pref.100
Oent Pk N A E RR—-See N Y Rys
Central Pow A Light 7% pref.100
Oent Pub Serv (Del) com
Class A
19
49
45
Eastern
Eastern Util Assoc
102
82 X
60
62
75
Edison
(t)
7% preferred...
%
Warrants..
3/«
6% conv pref—. ——
100
06 opt conv pref (ser 1929)- (t)
Central States Pow A L 07 pf (t
Oent Vermont Pub Ser 00 pf
(t
Obes A Poto Tele of Bait pref.100
Ohio Olty A Oon com part ctfi.(t)
Pref partlc ctfs..
....(no par)
Ctfs of deposit..
Oblcago Olty By
100
Certificates of deposit
Ohic Dist Elec Generat 06 pref (t)
Chicago Rys partlc ctfs series 1.
4
8
55
60
X
2
2
90
44**
Series 2........—
Series 3...
g6r{6|
....
m — — mm mmmm mmmm m mm m
Chicago Rap "Tr an "com"
Certificates of deposit.
Prior
preferred
IX
12
130**
131.
60
5X
20**
.
100
—10C
7.2% prior pref ser B
100
Obrts A 10th Sts RR—See NY Rys
Cincinnati Gas A Electric pref 100
18
3X
18X
3X
llX
18X
12
15
1
2
2
—(t) d
~4X
2%
Utilities
B
a
~I~~.
war....—!
....
ex
if)
(T»
(t)
V
2
m m m
pref 07
(tj d
Southern UtU. 7% pref.. 100
a
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend,
m
"x
"x
%
X
Jamaica Water Supply pref
.50 d
Jersey Cent Pow <* Lt / %preflOO
6% preferred
100
46" "
55"
45"
53
95
1
Kentucky tlydro Elec 7% pf__iou
Kentucky Securities Corp....100
Preferred (0%)
iou
Kentucky Utilities^ pref
100
io""
10^
225""
50 d
preferred
Keystone Telephone preference 60
Kings Co Ltg 7% pref
iuu
5%
preferred
Gas Light
Preferred
Lake Sup Dist Pow 7% pref—100
Lake Sup Dist Wat 6c imp pref..
Lexington Utilities 6X % pf—100
Lincoln Telep A Teleg com... 100
i65"
50
80
65
55
47""
95
II—
16
69
52
55
85
54
3-16
Lowell Gas
40
Lynn Gas A Elec Co
Mackay Companies pref
Manhattan Elev Ky (N Y)
75
1
4
25
zo
...
6
'
92
95
100
23X
24
guarantee.......l00
4X
X
100
"2
Marconi Wlrel (Canada).......i
50
Market St Ry (San Francisco).100
preferred...........100
Second preferred....
T.""
-25 d
22
27
23
d
10
12
(t> d
35
36
-
100
Mass Power A Light Assoclat'n—
Common with warrants.—...
Oommon without warrants—
Preferred
Warrants...
..........—
...—.—
4X
\1&
Preferred............—.100
Prior
?
,
12^
42
40
30
136
IK
50"
105
14
6% preferred
100
Los Angeles G A Jfi Oorp, pref.100
Louisiana Power A Light 60 pf (T)
Louisv Gas A Elec com cl A..(t)
Modified
84"
40
66
10
35
80""
(t)
100
Long Island Lighting oom
7% preferred
...
35
51"
—,
(t)
100 d
Louisville Railway Oo
100
Preferred
.......100
Lowell Electric i^ighl.—.....25
11
300
49
49
100
.100
100
Preferred
35
50
76
3X
X
in
1
2
50c
16
3c.
6c.
AH
d Price per share, not per cent, h Ex-stock dividend. It Last sale. I In London, n Nominal,
r Canadian
Ex-100% stock dividend, x Ex-dividend. 1/ Ex-rights, z Minimum price established
• Sale price, t New stock, u Ex-warrants, v Old stock, w
Montreal or Toronto Exchange, t Without par value.
X
mm m
d
Italian Superpower
Warrants
5% conv partlc preferred—.50 d
tn
3
18"
16
Mass Utilities Associates v t o
price.
5
2X
Halo Argentine Elec Oo—
American shares
Lone Star Gas Oorp
-
.15
d
_
100
e
Laclede
7%
.100
0%
100
25
Empire A Bay State Teleg
100
Empire District Elec 6% pf—.100
'8
Empire Gas A Fuel Oo pr 8%_100
Preferred 7%
8
.100
6X% preferred
-—100 d
rred
...loo
6% preferred...
...100
rer
Empire Power Oorp partlc «tk.(
7H
stk.(t)
00 preferred
Ted...
(t)
).
Empire Pub Serv. com. A
(t)
*nb
3
Engineers Pub Serv com..—.(t)
05 conv pref
(t)
24
$5X pre? (with warrants)..(t)
15
06 preferred
...(t)
Erie Lighting pref
15
(no par)
Erie Rys—
(t) d
7% pref
100
Essex A Hudson Gas........100
132'
d
1
European Elec class A
Option warrants..
Falrm'tPk A Hadd Pass Ry—See Phfla R
Fall River Elec Light...
—25 d 24
Fall River Gas Works..
Federal Light A Tr com
Preferred (00)
(jj
__
Tejep A Teleg..(t) d
International
International
Junior
23
Preferred series A
Preferred series B
-
—
70
Ells A Tren RR—See Pub 8 Oorp
El Paso Elec Oo (Del)
(no par)
100
-
d
d
5X% preferred
100
Kansas City Power A Light—
1st pref 06 series B
if) d
Kansas Olty Pub Serv com
(t) d
Preferred.
..(f)
X
Elec Ilium (Brockton).25 d
Optional warrants
0%cum pref (without warr).100
X
4X
A...(t)
Kansas Elec Pow 7% pref
iuu
Kansas Gas A Elec 7% pref..100
...
X
Hydro-El Syst
06 preferred..
Units
Iowa
IX
i
i
Eighth Ave RR—See N Y Rys
Electrical Securities, 5% pref.100
Electric Bond A Share
(t)
06 preferred
(f)
05 preferred
(t)
Elec Power A Light Oorp
(t)
Allot ctf for pref 70% paid
Second pref (17) ser A
—-(t)
06 cum pref
(t)
39
3X
comTit)
Interstate Power
3
60"
—
J
d
d
4
2X
IX
57
Internat Ocean Teleg (guar)..100
30
Internat Power com........ (f) dr
r
Preferred
100 .
Class
d
r
iqq n
1
(f .i
100
100
73
32
11
a
East Read'g El—See Read's Trac
Edison Elec Ilium (Boston)—100
(t)
Oorp
Oonv stock
East Kootenay Pow Ltd
Preferred
20*
1
—
(t)
com
100
Inland Utilities partlc A..
—.(t)
Interboro R T vot trust ctfs..100
Otf of deposit
International Ky v i
Internal Superpower
1
25 d
d
15
07 preferred
—
x
Ct) d
El
11
X
70
3
preflOO
20
Cent A S W Utll com
7 preferred
r7 prior pref
A
Indiana Consumers Gas A
By-Products s f with war..
07 preferred
100
100
...(t)
22
...
45
50c.
(t)
07 pref without warrants..-it)
06 pref.
(t
Eastern Texas Elec Oo
(t
..
Oentral States Elec
Shore G
11
d
132
lOOi
77
100 d
i
72
Internal Power Securities com.
(t)
X
1
23
165"
20
intercontlnents Pow Oo
55
85
1
34'
_
——
■a
15
20
Indianapolis Gas
—..50 a
Indlanap Pow A Lt 6H% preflOO
indlanap A Southeast Tr pf—100
Indianapolis Street Ry Oo
.100
Indlanap Water pref
50c."
1
_
7% pref—100
81
100
Eastern States Pow Oor com(B)
75"
23
46
42
00 preferred
(+)
Illlnola North Utilities
0%preflOO
Ilium A Power Secur 1st
pref.100
Internat
.........100
Eastern Michigan Rys
Eastern N J Pow 6% cum
East Shore Pub Serv
40
35
jd
-
Indiana Service Oorp com
0 % preferred
1
44X
60
Adjustment stock...
.—
IX
68
30
Preferred B stock
-
r
Cape Breton El Oo pref
.100
18"
Capital Trac (Wash, D O)—100
45
Carolina Pow & Light $7 pref (t)
40
00 preferred
(f)
Oentral Ariz L A Pow pref—100
65"
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Oorp pf 100
Oent Orosst RR—See NYR;
VI
Oentral Gas A El Oo 06 X pref. ( t) d
Oent Hud G A E com v t c
12X
(t)
100
0% preferred
100
81
Oentral Illinois Light 0% pf—100
Oent 111 Pub Serv pref—(no par) d
10
Oent Indiana Power 7% pref.100
36X
77
95""
Duquosne Gas Oorp com
(t)
Duqnesne Light—see Pblla CoEastern Mass St Ry com..—.100
First preferred stamped
100
...
40
95
100
(t) d
Preferred
Stock purchase warrants.
Hudson County Gas
Idaho Power 7% pref
6% preferred
70
48"
d
Detroit A Canada Tunnel
Detroit Edison—...........100
Duke Power.
100
Ouluth-Superlor Trac Oo
48
(8«ar)_..I00
Illinois Pow. A Lt. 6%
pref...100
lOO'"
73
65
50
40
Dayton Power A Light 0%pref100
Denver Tramway com
(t)
Preferred—
.100
16X
80
d
d
Preferred
100
Cumberland Oo(Me)P A Lt pf 100
Dallas Power A Light 7% pref 100
55„
X
68
70
7% prior preferred..
100
Oontlnen Pass Ry—See Pblla R T
Ouban Telephone com
100
27
7% pref—100
B'way A 7th Av RR—See N Y Rys
Broad River Power
55 X
46
Consumers Gas
7
15„
—- —
43
•
Bridgeport Gas Light..
Bridgeport Hydraulic Ot
dr
50
-
103^
0% cam pref series D
100
95
5**% preferred series E
100
5% preferred series A
.100
36
Consolidated Gas (N Y) com__(t) d
05 preferred.
(t) d 72
K
Oonsol Gas Utll class A
(t) d '
Class B v t C——.........(t) d
Oons Trac of N J—See P 8 Oorp
Oons Trac (Plttsb)—See Pblla Oo
65
20
X
Preferred ................100
77
101
64X
O&nada Nor Pow
X
n
30
(f) d
Oons Gas E L A P (Bait)-(no par) d
Boston Elevated KB com
100
Brazilian Tr Lt A Pow ord——(t)
Preferred series A
d
(t)
6%—
100
Community Water Ser com —(t)
Ooney Island A Bklyn RR—100
Connecticut Elec Serv com.._ Ct) d
Connecticut Power....
—25 d
Connecticut Ry A Lighting... 100
24
102
98
Blnghamton LHAPI6 pf-(t)
Birmingham Elec 07 pref
(t)
00 preferred
(f)
Birmingham Gas $0 pref—..(J) a
Blackstone Val Gas A E pref ...oO d
Bleeck St A Ful Fy—See N T Rys
Oorp A..
....
First preferred
99
%leg
Green Mt Pow
....
Community Power A Light—
1
5X
28
Common rights
Optional warrants
10X
26
40
100
——
00 pref..
Oom'wealth Utilities cl B
85
Oommon class B_.
—(t)
Preferred class A 7%
it)
Preferred class A •%
(t)
06 cum conv pref ser A.
(t)
$6 conv pref ser B
(t)
Gen Italian Edison Elec
Oorp—
Amer shs for ordinary stock
Gen'IPubllc Utilities 07 Pfd-.(t)
GeirWat Wks A Elec com A__(t)
7% preferred—
...(})
96 X pf(with com purch war)(t)
Georgia Power 00 preferred...(t)
.mmmm
$8 int bear allot ctfs....
Allotment certificates
-<t)
AssoclatedTelpATeleg (06) pref (t)
17 first pref
100
Associated Telep Utilcom A., (t)
100
34
/)
63
55
Utilities com.(t)
30
52
Columbus Ry PAL 1st pf A 0%1OO
Preferred ser B 6 X %
100
7% pref
33
20
Oorp 06 pref._(t)
Greenwich WaterAGas 0% pf.100
Gulf States Util 06 pref......
70
(t) d
05.50 pref
(f) d
Hackensack Water....
20 d
Preferred
67""
25 d
Hamilton Gas common....
60
d
61X Hartford Electric Light
~25 d
Hartford Gas com
26 d
Preferred.
~2X
1—25 d
5-16 Havana Elec Ry com.......
t d
Preferred
40
"ujo
Haverhill Elec Light.
25 d
Haverhill Gas Light
25 d
Holyoke Water Power.......100
X Houston Gas A Fuel pref..... 100
Houston Ltg A Pow pref
7%..100,
Houston Natural Gas pref. ......
38
50
32
100
B
....
„
Debenture rights
Bell
12
.....100
5% preferred series
d
Gas A Elec of Bergen Oounty.100
Gwn Gas A Elec (Del) com A
-(f)
——100
Columbus Del A Marion
|7 preferred
Associated Pub
55
2
100 d
(t) d
0% preferred series A
,
9
30
(t)
100
A Power units., (t)
Franklin Telegraph (guar)
100
Galveston-Houston Elec Oo—100
Certificates of
(t
8
(t)
Florida Power A Lt 07 pref
Florida Pub Serv 7% pref
10
d
*
7% preferred
-.100
Oitlzens Gas (Indlanap) com..25 d
Preferred
------lOO
Oitlzens' Pass Ry—See Pblla R T
Citizens Traction—See Pblla Oo
0% preferred
Cleveland Railway
15
3
.(t)
(t)
10 d
B—
Preferred BB—
Cities Serv Pr A Lt 00 pf
Bid.
Par.
A
com
Fltcbburg Gas A Elec Light— -50
....
58
48
Stocks.
federal Water Service
$6** preferred
07 preferred
X
Olty Pass Ry—See Reading Tr
Olty Ry (Dayton, Ohio).
100
Preferred
100
Oleve Elec Ilium common
,(t)
60
....
d
Ail.
d
d
d
_.—
15
d
(t)
Preferred
20
Cincinnati Gas Transp..—-100
Olnc New A Gov Lt A Trac...100
Preferred
—-—,—100
Cincinnati Street Ry—...—50
Olncin A Suburb BeU Telep...50
Cities Service com
1
Preferred ..............—100
Preferred
13
35
Arkan A Mo Pow 7% pref
100
Arkansas Pow A Lt $7 pref..(t
Associated Gas A Elec com., (t
Common class A
5
25
Bid
Par.
Stocks.
Cincinnati Oar Oo class B
Amer Public Service 7% pref.100
nonas
82
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
Par
Stock*.
Bid.
Memphis Natural Gas————
Memphis Pow A Lt. 7 % pf-no par
Metropolitan Edison Co com—(J
17 preferred
V]
O
$6 preferred series
$6 cum pref without
Stocks.
2%
75
50'"
35
(1
tt
war—(T
Middle West Utilities
Ask.
Midland
%
A
d
--
-—
6% prior lien-----7 % preferred class A-
10
100
preferred class A——100
Ry.
Elec.
3%
8
Light—
A
65
Miiw
Nor Pow new
88
94
95
100
------------
60"
Minnesota Pow A Lt 7% pf—100
Miss Power & Light 6% pref.——
,
75
38
45
72
28
100
pref-
M sslssippi Riv Pow
Missouri Pub Ser 7% pref—-100
Mohawk-Hudson Power lstprf(t)
65"
33"
z
20
com
12
10
Preferred
(t)
Pacific Telep A Teleg
100
Preferred
100
Paterson A Passaic Gas A El. 100
Pawtucket Gas pref
100
Peninsular Telep Go com
(t)
Preferred
100
70
$6 preferred
::. Warrants.
Warrants B
18
7 7c preferred
6 7o preferred
preferred
•8
Nat Public Serv Oorp A
Glaoc B common
22 X
41
100
6
50
88
35
72
2
244
5
2
100
d
3
X
ft) «
com—(t) d
1344
"2"
58
40
54%
55 X
cum
12
92
-100
deferred
New England Power.
Co. pref 100
com—(t)
(t)
$7 preferred
■
(t)
$6 preferred
—
(t)
$6 convertible preferred
(t)
New England Pub Serv
$7 prior preferred--
60"
$6
75
1
17
5
28
80
3
23
5
89
6% Pf-100
45
—_o0
57
74
70
7% preferred
Y Power A Light Corp
N Y Rys Oorp $7 Pref
-(t)
Bleecker St A Fulton Ferry.100
17
75
70
75"
70
74
Power Corp of Canada
95
97
68*4
75
~3X
"3 k
X
....
6% preferred
North
North Amer
Nor
Edison
Amer
Amer
h6/*
30
0% preferred
100
Public Serv. Co. of N.K $0 pl.(t) d
Public 8erv Oorp of N A—(no par) d
8% preferred
7% preferred
6% preferred
$5 preferred
32
55
60
Light A Pow— — (t)
30
34
10b d
100
36
39
144
0% preferred-————100
7% preferred
100
12
Nor Indiana Pub Ser 0% pf—100
(C
244
53
60
100
64
Service of Okla 7 % pref 100
6% preferred10P
Puget Sd Pr A Lt $6 pref
(t)
35
39
$5 preferred.
(f)
65"
72"
59
Quebec Power common
(t)
Queensboro Gas A El 6% pf__100
Nor States
50"
100
46
48
Radio Oorp of Amer..
7% cum pref A
100
42
47
Power (Del) com..100
Preferred
100
7%
50"
100
59
Northwest Bell Telep 044* pf_100
101
Northwestern Teleg (guar)..
50 d
16%
Nova Scotia Light A Pow com(t) d
Ohio Bell Telep pref
Ohio Edison So pref
52"
Rhode Isl Pub Serv pref
Class A
62
Rochester Central Power
104
58"
63"
74
78
Ohio Power 6% pref
Oolo Public Serv pref A
d
.100
(7%)_100
%■ 0% preferred................
Ohio River Edison 7% pref
100
Ohio Valley Gas common...
d
Oklahoma Gas A Elec 7% pf..l00
Okla Nat Gas Oorp 644 % Pf—100
44
....
67
:-.--
73
52
•
.—.
65
70
3
4
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend,
2%
17
22
66
d
---
14"
A
u
...
d
..
(f
d
cam..".5<
d
(t
(+
Z"(t)
.
"244
3
444
—-
43"
d
"4
7% pref 10«
(no par
•
13
16
62
100
ZZZI
—60 d
50 d
Annapolis
Preferred
25c".
25c.
Washington (D O) Gas
20 d
Washington Gas & Elec 7% pflOO d
Wash (D O) Ry A El com
250
100
Preferred
••
:m
Western
Massachusetts Cos
Western
Power Oorp
Preferred
«
^
'
295
82
100
IZZZ
(f) d
"I""
25
d
26
100
8544
100
...
17"*
West
25
Telegraph
100
Elec Oo Class A— (f) d
7% cum preferred
100
Penn
cum
m ^
••
78
100
pref
—
100
7% pref
26
100
8644
35
100
Winnipeg Elec Co
(t) dr
Preferred
100
Wisconsin Power ALlght
0%pflOO
7% preferred
-..100
Wisconsin Pub Ser
Oorp7%pf 100
)
17%
3844
70
•'
r
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref
100
Fork (Pa) Railways comman—50 d
Preferred
50 d
90
IX
(t) (1
(+) xd 60
1()0
com
6% preferred
97
45"
*144
0%
Roch Telep $6V4 pref
100
Rockland Light A Power
10
Rocky Mtn Motor com A
25
Preferred
100
9t Louis County Water pref.100
2
1%
d
d
West Penn Power
50
11%
79
d
(t)
40
Serv.
d
d
Class B
7 % cumul pref
Virginia Elec A Power
19
40
101
X
12
X
1144
77
Western Union
35
Pub
X
9
87"
4
20
35
Louis
Z(
49
(f
.
Washington Water Pow Oa_
Wayne United Gas
55
40
"2
-■'•I
X
"•** — *
Is""
5
58'"
80
98
,89
62"
85
102
50
mmm
25
.....
(t)
Preferred series A..
—(f)
San Joaq L A Pow pf A 7%—-100
7% prior preferred
...
100
6% prior preferred
d Price per share, not per cent,
8rice, s Sale(t) Without par value, u Ex-warrants,
price. J New stock,
ixohange.
10
-.100
100
St
zzzz
47"
si*
i!B
9
144
48
40
....
42
3X
3%
35
Wash Bait A
35
B..100
0% preferred series O
0% preferred series D
(f)
d
(t)
49
15
4
24
8444
IX
100
Rochester G A E 7% pref
24
(f) d
...
(t)
6% preferred
100
$7 preferred
Ohio-Kentucky Gas
o
b%_cumbref B
(t)
Rap Tran St Ry—See P 8 Oorp
Rhine-Westph Elec Pow Amershs
100
Northwest Electric 6% pref..100
Preferred
53
(t)
—50
344
3%
23^2
IX
d
72%
65
100
96
103
~—~(t
preferred..
Virginia Pub Serv 7%
pref
.100
r
—
$6
....
30
93
95
Utilities Power A Lt Cl A
(no par
New when issued
35
-—100
com
$6 preferred
UtJca Gas A Electric
89.
Publfc
90
8
101
11
Pow & Lt cl A
$7 preferred
78
65
23
14
40
'v'
d
.......ZZ(
Utah
88
46
1st pref
cum.
2
144
(t) d
(L d
d
com
(Bait)
98
71%
60
Oorp
_
85
Nor Ontario Power Co 6% pref 100
Nor States Power (Wis) pref. 100
-
3144
10244
49
7
* El of NJ 5% pf.100
Pub 8erv com...
$7 preferred
United Pub Util $0
pref...
United Rys A El
75
34 X
109
136"
0% preferred
7% preferred
46
pre?1100
United
55
70
18
$6preferred——*.....(t) d
6%
65
50
Public Service Oo of Nor Ill__(t)
30
7% preferred
0% preferred—
Northern Tex Elec Co
1544
17
20
37
Northern N Y Util pre/
17
60
51
95""
d
United Gas A Impt vot
$5 cum pref (non-vot)II_
10
15
14
Gas
4%
61
48
d
United HI Co of New
Haven.. (
United Lt A Pr com A
(
Common B
132
Pub Serv El A G $5 pref—
(t)
Public Serv of Ind $7 pref... (t)
4
58
(tN
pref series A
Warrants
102%
6%
30
preferred
i%r'°rred"
Preferred.
100
80
(t) d
Northern Mex Pow A Dev comlOO
100
100
....
(f *
$7
Rapid Transit St Ry Co
100
Jersey Gas A Elec Trac..100
(+)
North Continent Util com
6
g° ted
United
444
109"
Consolidated Trac of N J..100
"x
Utility Sec—Gom_(t)
1st preferred—
Nor Bost Ltg Prop com
Preferred
par) a
d
(free stock)
Certificates of deposit
d
Public Serv of Oolo 7% pref.. 100
14%
—50
$0 pref—(t)
(no
com
85
Uniteu Gas A Elec
Oorp
.100
Providence Gas
1"
arx
19%
75
Warrants
81
100
com__(t)
1744
56
58
57
United Oorp
~3k;
36
73
85
54
preferred (0%)
$3 cumulative preferred
A Cable 7% pf_100
Preferred
Power Securities
-
(t)
50
76
mi.
¥m
80
100
7% preferred
100
Union St Ry
(NewBed.Mass).10<
18
Postal Teleg
m.
30 X
68
preferred—100
:S:
II"
Potomac Edison Co 0% pref.100 d
63
Potomac Elec Pow 6% pref.. 100 x 107 W
544% preferred
100 rx 102 M
98
$7 preferred ser A
i
(t)
$0 dividend pref
(t)
Y Telephone 014% pref—100
Niagara A Hudson Pow
10
Option warrants A
"9"
pf__i00
44
.
Twin States Nat Gas
partlc A ".(t) d
Union Elec L A Pow
(111) 0% pf.
Un El L A Pow (Mo)
0% pf—100
50
Portland Gai A Coke, 7%
Porto Rico Telep com
.
...
—60
Piedmont A Northern Ry
100
Pittsb A BIrm Tr—See Phlla Go
Porti Elec Pow 6% pf
100
.
Option warrants B
Option warrants C
North American Co com
West Phlla Pass guar
Phlla A Western Ry com
Preferred
8
8
(t)
(t)
com
1
—
70
X
Serv
0% preferred
1(K
5% preferred
100
TrI-Oity Rv A Light pref
10<
Trl-State Telep A Teleg
(f d
Preferred
if d
23d Street—See N Y
Railways
Twin City Rapid Transit.
d
Preferred
50
Preferred
-———100
NY Steam Co com.
(t)
-
12
20
50
-
N Y A Richmond Gas 6% pref lou
New York State Rys. com
100
106
60
7l"
1244
25
Terre Haute Tr A Lt
pref
100
Tex-Louislana Pow 7% pref—100
Texas Power A
Light 7% pref. 10C
Third Avenue Ry (N
Y)
10C
Toledo-Edison pref A (7%)—100
...
Philadelphia Traction
Ridge Ave Pass ($28 pd)
X
~8%
27
...100
1st
...
2d A 3d Sts Ry guar
13th A 16th Sts Pass Ry
Union Pass ($30 5-0 pd).
50
...50
Union Traction ($17% pd)._60
65
24
100
d
Tampa Elec Oo
(t)
Tennessee El Pow 1st pf (7%) 100
25
19
B'way A 7th Ave guar
-100
Christopher A Tenth Sts—100
Eighth Avenue
100
New
(t)
42d St A Grand St Perry.—100
Sixth Avenue old
100
Twenty-third St guar
.100
N Y A Queens El L A P com.. (t)
Preferred——------—— 100
3
IB""
10
Pub
Syracuse Ltg 0%
044% preferred
8% preferred
40
20
3-16
33
Telep $7 pref
(f)
Sub RT8t Ry—See Pbilo do
Superior Wat LAP pref
lb^
--
47"
67
-100
7% preferred-
2
—
d 100
50
X
15344
mm
..
Standard
2644
Phlla City Pass Ry ($22% pd)50
Phlla A Darby Pass Ry
60
Phil A
$0 pf it)
90
Swiss American Elec pref
25
76
94
30
Class A partlc stock
Units
92 X
d
d
Gray's Fy ($25 pd)
66
24
Standard
8
51"
Germantown Passenger
50'd
Green A Ooates Sts ($15 pd)_50 d
Hestonvllle M A F com
60
Preferred
50
59
(t) d
——100
N Y Cent Elec Oorp 7% pf—100
N Y Mutual Telegraph
—25 d
10
Frandf'd A Soutbwark Pass.SO
79
60
Per pref_100
pref(t)
N J A Hud Riv Ry A
Now Jersey Pow A Lt $0
New Orl Pub Serv. com
d
Continen Pass Ry ($29 pd)__60
Fairm't Pk A Haddlng'n
50
55
---
—
25
50
12
64
74
25td
Preferred
92
12
10
6
80
8
Class B
45
50 d
.50 d
Philadelphia Elec Co $5 pref—(t)
Phlla Elec Pow pref
2o d
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
50 d
7% preferred
50"
Citizens Passenger guar
50
8
5
15
"5"
35
Pittsburgh A B'ham Tr
10
Telep A Teleg—100
prior pref---
New England
22
26"
25
Sub Rap Tran St Ry
United Traction pref
10
18
92
N Eng Wat LAP Asso
New Haven Water—
N
50
4
70
......
16
10
J
45
.(t)
16"
50d
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf.100
Federal St A Fleasant Val_._25 «
Monongahela Lt A Pr
50 «
Monongaheia St Ry
50 d
90
Class O
57
8
50 d
Traction
Consolidated Tracipref
70
50
14%
—.
Sprlngf (Mass) St Ry Cos pf
100
Spring Valley Co
20 d
Standard Gas A Elec com (no par > d
$7 cum prior pref..
(f) d
$4 cum preferred
(t),d
$6 prior pref
(t)ld
Standard Pow A Lt com
.(f)
inZZ—(f)
24
(t) «
50 »
pref
...
...
19
Free stock
30
20
18%
25 d
(t) dr 11
Pr6f6!T6di
20
20
50 d
1744
d
d
(t) d
Springfield Gas A Elec pref
t
Springfield (Mass.) G L Oo vtc.25
§5"
9
50 «
.....
Allegheny Traction—
45
45'
com
cum
60"
(t) d
new
Citizens
65
.
Peoples Light A Pow com A—(t) ®
Phlla Co (Pittsburgh)
50 d
87"
Class B
New Eng Pow Assn
100
544
17%
17%
d
.......
62
Pennsylvania Water A Pow__(f)
$0
87
30
67
35
8
---
75
72
(t)
35
5
6
50
73
(+) »
S5 preferred
%
preferred
2
4*
1044
32
27
4
d
$644 preferred
Southwestern Bell Telep pref.l
Southwestern Gas A El 7% pf.100
Southwestern Lt A Pr com A.. *''
Common class B
27
$0 oreferred
Com
944
29
So Jer G El A Tr—See P S
Ooro
Southwest Gas Util com
24
644
24
Southern Indiana G A E 0%pf 100
7% preferred
100
Southern New Eng Telep
100
$5 preferred
15"
"
—(T)
———
82
(t)
People's G L A O (Chic)
a
Preferred
100
Southrn Ottles Utilities $6
pr pf (t) d
Southern Ool Pow com A
25 d
Preferred
-.100
South A Atlan Teleg (guar)
25
65
79"
d
Southern Canada Power
1644
77
Participating class A stock, (t)
Penna Gas A Elec Co 7 %
pref. 100
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt $7 pf.(t) «
8
100 a
$314 conv pref (with warr)—(t) d
Nebraska Power, pref—
100
Nevada-Calif Electric, com—100
Preferred
-100
Newark Consolidated Oas
100
New Eng Gas A El Assn $6 Pref—
$544 preferred stamped
(t)d
Unstamped
d
7% pref
125
60
72"'
25
25
25
25
644% preferred series O
0% preferred series B
7% preferred series A
Sou Calif Gas Corp $044 pre?
Sou Calif Gas Oo 0%
pref
65
50
4
6%
5344
Warrants
South Calif Edison common
.
25
--100
65
Participating preferred
80
84
Penn-Ohlo Pow A Lt 7% pref. 100
$0 preferred
(t)
Penna Gas A Elec Oorp $7 pref (t)
National Power A Light com—IT)
14
14
8544
11
(f> d
—(t) d
Preferred ($7)
62 X
Penn Central Lt A Pow$5 oref(t>
Penn-Ohlo Edison 7% pr pf—100
70
Municipal Service preferred — <t>
Nassau A Suffolk 7% pref —100
National Elec Pow cl A
-(t>
22 X
22
60
Ask.
100
......
Somerset Un A Middlesex Lt.100
Southeastern Pr A Lt com__(D
Pacific Pub Serv ser A com—(t)
Common non-voting
65
d
22
I2"
d
Prior preferred..
Preferred
Pacific Pow A Lt 7% orefv. ..100
preferred-.
It'"
Monougahela L & P—See PhllaOo
Monorigahela St Ry—-See PhllaOo
Monon West Penn P S 7% Pf-26 d
17
Montreal L H A Pow. Oons.(tidr22
Montreal Telegraph
-40 dr
Mootreal Tramways, com
100 or
1
Mo intaln States Power. com.(t)d
40
7% Preferred
---100
85
Mountain States Tel A Tel
100
Second
21
22
preferred..
$0 preferred
Second Ave RR Oorp (NY)
Shawlnlgan Water A Power ._(t»
Sioux Gity Gas A EI
7* pf-.lOO
Sierra Pac Elec pref
100
1844
2044
25 d
(f) d
A
(t)
t) d
0%
warr—(t)
(t)
18
11
1844
Bid
Par
Savannah El A Psw deb itk..l00
Seaboard Public Service Oo—
$3.25 conv pref with
100""
8
25 d
25 d
Preferred <$0)
}00
6% pref. series 1921------100
6% pref.Beries 1892-1897--10<>
Milwaukee Gas Light 7% pref 100
Lighting Corp
r
r
25 d
Pac North went Pub Serv
—.
lien—luO
Midland Util 7% prior
8%
Mllw.
Pacific
d
Warrants
6
.100
First preferred (5 X %)
d
United Go com
Oonv pref A
Stocks.
"2"
Light Heat A Pew.—100
Preferred
...100
Ottawa Traction
Pacific A Atlantic Tel (gu)
Pacific Gas A Electric
First preferred (6%)
Warrant B-
Midland Nat Gas class
Ask.
Ottawa
.
Warrants A
Bid.
Par
Dm A Ooun Bluffs Ry A
Bdge pf.
Omaha A Council Bluffs St Ry 100
Preferred
100
v Old stock,
x Ex-div.
100
h Ex-stock dividend,
v Ex-rights,
k Last sale.
I In London,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian
z Minimum price established on Montreal or Toronto Stock
Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities
Under the heading "Industrial and
under the previous two headings, namely
ever,
put
we
include all issues which do not
Bid.
Bonds.
Abitlbl Pow & Paper—
1st M 5s 1953 ser A
Abraham A Straus Ino—
Deb R4s 1943 with
Bid.
Bonds.
At*.
Ask.
65
JAJ
Bohemian (First) Glass Works—
1st 7s 1957 without warr-.JAJ
97
34
18
184
Borden Mills lstsf6s 1934
65
70
66
—
50
59
Boston Term Oo 34s 1947-FAA
Botanv ^nnRol Ml'*® 6*34 AAO
Certificates Ox deposit
48
50
75
Bridgeport Brass—
Adams Hixp coll tr g 4s
CoII tr g 4s 1947
*48 MAS
J&D f
J&D
f 8a 1936
24
mm
88
92
78
82
9
-
6
5
Alabama Oons Goal A Iron—
——
6s
17
MAN
"2"
Alabama Mills 1st 0 4b '43 A AAO
Ala Steel A Shlpbldg—See Tenn O. I &
Alaska Gold Mines deb 6s'25MAS /
104
Deb 6s 1926 ser B
MAS /
104
Albany Perf Wrapping Oorp—
15
M 5s 1933
Buffalo A 8usq Iron 5s
1932 JAD
k
53
67
17
20
304
304
32
32
664
Deb
gold 6s 1937
MAN
Alpine Mont&n Steel Oorp—
1st b f 7s 1965
MAS
Oonv
584
1952-MAS
Aluminum Ltd s f debt 5s "48-J&J k
Amalgamated Sugar Oo—
1st s f 7s 1937
AAO
Amer Aggregates Oorp—
Deb 6s '43 ser A with war.F&A
Aluminum Oo debs 6s
Canada
1st A gen m
70
78
'43-FAA15
6« 1941 ser A .AAO
SS L deb 5s
Canadian Cottons 5s
_
25
35
Canadian
23
33
American Beet Sugar Go—
Oonv s f deb 6s 1935
16
20
Amer Ghaln
424
44
25-yr guar 5s 1955
Canadian Power A Paper-
Amer A Continental 5s 1943
47
49
Amer Oyanamid deb 5e 1942. AAO
Amer Ice Oo deb 5s 1953—JAD
65
72
FAA
1933...AAO
Amer IG Gbem Oorp—
Oonv deb 6 4s 1949
554
MAN
International Oorp—
Amer
684
71
1024
40
75
27
—
85
*47 M&N
Mill—
American Rolling
_
85
85
474
20
2
64« 1934.-JAJ /
74
1947--AAO
Amer Solvents A Ohem Oorp—
10
8 f deb 6His 1936 with warMAS
100
Amer Sugar Refg 6s 1937—JAJ
91
Amer Thread 1st 5 4s 1938.MAN
91
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951.-FAA
Amer Service deb
Amer Smelt A Ref 5s
Amer Type Pdrs deb g
Deb gold 6s 1939
Deb gold 6s
1940
1st 6s 1947
4
93
(Laurentide)JAJ fr
Wayagamaek series
Capital Admin Corp—
k
Without warrants
Ohateaugay Ore & Iron—
12
IB"
24
MAN
5
M
Armour
54s 1943 ser A
A Oo—Real estate
Armstrong Oork deb 5s
Arnold Print
30
45
-
1940
JAJ
1st mtge 6s 1941
Oomm'l Credit 6s 1934
MAN
144
Atlantic Steel 1st s f 6s 1941.JAJ
85
344
914
ser
A
FAA
Oorp—
AAO
34'"
48
64
Firestone Cotton Mills 5» "48M&8 k
100
Firestone Tire A Rub(Oan)7s 1937
22
Firestone Tire A Rub of Oallf—
25
89
87
964
834
834
Flsk Tire Fabr
6 4» 1935
c
-
Fleischer (S B A W B) 6s 1939—
/
Certificates of deposit
Flour Mills of America Inc—
Oonv g 64%
30
314
Foreign Power Secur Corp—
41
Fox Film Oorp deb 6s 1936<&A&o
Framerlcan Ind & Dev Oorp—
106
89
50
56
15
Nat Mail
S3 Lines 6s *52
Reld Supply 6s
'
0-yr 6%
1934
notes
45
11
12
1st 6s 1940
JAJ
Oorp 1st 6s '46-JAD15
5s 1943 with warr_.JAD
30
35
20
22
834
85
Gen
25
30
3
7
Gen Baking deb 54s 1940-. A&G
General Bronze deb 6s 1940M&N
Oil
General American Investors Inc—
Deb 5s 1952 ex warr
...MAN
1st M conv s f 08 1940
84
15
103
6b1934-M&N
Corporation Securities Oo—
5% serial notes 1932
MAS
5% serial notes 1933—-MAS
5% serial notes 1934
MAS
5% serial notes 1935 ...MAS
Oosgrove Meehan Coal 04s 1954- / "4"
Corn Prod Ref 1st g
EqulpS 481932-1934
Equip 4 4s 1942
Eq tr 4 4t- 1932-45
104
General Cable
l
Crane Oo
FAA
554
58"
General Indus
Credit Alliance Oorp—
Deb 54» 1938 with warr.MAN
634
68
General
80
98
70
714
80 4
Crown
744
Grown Zellerbach
Canadian price.
20-year sink fund 6s 1947--JAD
Wlllamet Pap 6a *51 -JAJ
1940 with
ILast sale
warr
I In London,
n
25
M&N
Laundry Mach'y Oorp—
General Motors
74
60
634
484
494
s
10
....
Acceptance Oorp
1937—F&A
1933..
M&S
1934
M&S
1935—
M&S
1938
M&S
notes
notes
notes
notes
Gen Petrol 1st 5s Aug 16 1940
30
Nominal,
6% serial
5% aerial
5% serial
6%serlal
b
/
Sink fd gold deb 6t
714
30
24
Deb 64b 1937
63
95
J&D
Oonv deb 8 4s 1944
Oorp—
MAS
Crucible Steel Co deb 5s '40-M&N
Deb 6a
38
101
....MAN
Alcohol—
Deb 6 4 8 1940
Deb s f 6s 1948
934
784
254
Oorp—
Gen'I Elec 34s 1942 opt
F&A
Gen Elec (Germany)78'45_J&J16
80~"
47
b
—944
1st mtge b f 5 4s 1947 ser A. J&J
General Cigar serial 6s 1935.J&D
70""
Crowley. Mllner & Oo—
Deb s f 64a 1937
MAN
Crown Oork A Seal Oo. Inc—
8%
8%
8%
-M&N
F&A
J&D
Amer Transports System—
Eq tr 4 4s 1932-'46 (yr)._M&8
93
5% notes 1940
70
F&A
General Amer Tank Oar Oorp—
Oo—
1937-
JAD
Continental Sugar 7s 1938—FAA
/ This price includes accrued Interest
274
M&S
384
Continental Roll A Steel Fdy—
75""
74
F&A
88
MAN
MAN
Beld'g-Hem'way6% notes *36 JAJ
Belgo-Oan Pan 1st 6s 1943.JAJ
Beneficial Indus Loan Oorp—
Oonv deb 6s 1946
---MAS
Beth'm St 1st 1 A ref 5s '42-M&N
Purch money 5s 1936-—JAJ
Penn-Mary Steel 5s 1937-JAJ
15
103""
55
1943—J&D
Equip 5s Oct 15 1932-1938
——JAJ
Oil deb 6s 1936
834
Fruit Growers Express—
10
Beattie Sugar 74s 1943
——
Beech Creek C A O 6s
44—JAD
25
_J&j
1942.M&N15
4* 1942
A&O /
7 4s
1942.
Francisco Sug 74s
French
10
42
6s 1949 ser AJ&l)
conv
Deb
Prick
694
55
46
notes 1946.AAO
Fraser Co deb 6
95
48
--
-
84""
JAD
Deb
10
144
134
JAJ
-
Gel.^euklrcben Mining Oo—
Continental
724
184
f
54% notes 1931
19
Deb 6 4a
34
704
72
Sf 5s 1942
MA8
Ruhb Co 1st 8s 1941-M&S
Flsk
io5~"
Container
92
15"
58
65
45
Consumers Oo
90
62
r
Without warrants
Garlock Pack Oo deb 6s '30.A&O
82
Oorp—
warr.FAA
r
1948
Gannett (Jo deb 6s '43 ser A
MAN
60
11
38
20-year deb 64" 1948..-AAO
Farmers Mfg Oo 7s 1943
M&8 /
Federated Metals s f 7s '39—JAD
Fiat s f deb 7s 1946
J&J
1958
Oonsol Tobacco 4s 1951
Deb s f 6s 1942 wltn
Without warrants
b Basis.
f Os
754
Consol Coal 4 4s 1934 opt
1st A ref s f g 6s 1950.
64% notes 1932
MAN
64% notes 1933-38
MAN
Works—
3-yr 54%
notes 1933—M&S
1st g 5s 1940
MAN
Baraqua Sugar (Oomp Asucarera
Baraqua) 7 4« 1937--—JAJ 15
Batavlan Petrol 44s gu 1942 JAJ
Stock Exchanges,
s
10-year coll tr 64s 1936
JAJ k
Oonsol Textile 1st 8s 1941--JAD k
31
Baldwin Locomotive
UflHcnn
64s
94
Balaban A Katz Oorp—
254
JAJ /
f 6s 1939
s
87
Loan
M&N
Plywood Oorp—
Oonv deb 5 4e 1943
Autocar Oo. 1st 7s 1937
Bayway Terminal—
1st m 64s 1946
1st
Consol Publishers. Inc—
34 4
conv
105
ser
64% notes April 15 1936-AAO
Oonsol Mach Tool 7s 1942
JAD
Inotead of bds
m
Sink fund deb 5s 1942
Famous Players Canada
Consolidated Laundries—
Ooll tr g 5s Jan 1 1959
JAJ
Atlantic Refln deb 5s 1937.-JAJ
Bates Valve Bag
1st
30
26
MAS
Fairbanks Morse A Os—
See Ger A Com Bks (For Govts)
Atl Gulf A W Indies 88 Lines—
Atlas
1st 17s 1967 serO
Fabrics Finishing Oorp—
1st col tr
A..M&
Oomputlng-Tabuiating-Rec Oo
Agrlc
34
364
FAA
war
39
54%notes'37(Ampartctf)MAN
1948
10
20
19
1943.-FA A
Colo Indus 1st 5s A & B 1934
Osmmander-L&rabee Oorp—
54»
2
32""
Colon Oil deb 6s 1938
g
50
European Mtge A Invest—
1st 1 7 4s 1950 ser A
MAN
1st 174s 1966 ser B
FAA
21
B
50
95
warr.. JAD
KrnHNM>Kre<1a 7s 54 with
934
28
Oonsol
Certificates of deposit
dep stpd stk
8
26
series
84
Empire Oil A Refg Oo—
1st & ml tr 5 4« 1942—AAO
Ermita Sugar 74s 1942
70
Small
56
Without warrants
"
10
1
23
Deb
Atl Fruit A
Gtfs
5
68
1943
Rs
11
50
I
llcagn Stock Yards 5s 1901-
25
6K% gold notes 1933
JAJ
8S deb 7s *34—JAD
■
lommonwealth Subsidiary Oort
OoS
k
88
234
28
49
20
ttardw
70
24
45
Associated Rayon 5s 1950
46
7%notes 1931 with
23
i
974
aluiuioiis
99
Tool Co—
f 54s 1942
s
k
Conv deb 6s 1948
6
Oonv deb 5 4s 1949
1
Commers-und Prlvat-Bk(Germ'y)
9
38
44
ateel 5s 1931 ctfi—F&A
Elk Horn Coal 1st 64s 1931.JAD
814
87
66
97"
35
Eastern
81
88
36
80
55
49
Associated
71
82
534
Wks 6s 1941.-AAO
69
,
Stamped
Oomm'l Invest Trust Corp—
Asbestos Oo?p of Oan 5s 1942.JAJ r
Asbestos Oorp Ltd 1st 6s 1941-JAJ
General 6s. I960-.
JAJ r
AssoHwt.cd OU (\% noto" '35.MAS
684
5
5>4
1st mtge sink fund 6s 1942. JAD
Sug 7 4s 1937 MAS
78
"40—AAO
1940
AAO
63
1940.JAD
254
East-r.
354
MA
Oonv col 6s 1947
Chic Jet coll tr ref g 4b
52
1st
JAD
1939 opt
gold 4Kb
504
JAJ
6
Chesapeake Corp—
Armour A Oo of Delaware—
1st
83
70
Col Fuel A Iron s f 5s
Amoskeag Mfg 6s 1948
JAJ
augiu-Chilean Oons Nitrate-
61
24 4
Rentenbank—
Gonnacona Paper—
1st s f 54t 1948 ser A
FAA
Donner Steel 7s 1942
JAJ
Dow nhpmlcal 6% notes '40-FAA
Driver Harris Co—
374
63
JAJ
1942
Chile Copper Co deb 5s 1947
Clearfield Bit Coal 4s 1940—JAJ
30
80
73
Caterpillar Tractor 5« 1935
Foundry May 1931-T"
Central Steel 1st 8s 1941—IV
Certain-teed Prod Oorp—
Deben s f 54s 1948
M&S
Oespedes dugar 1st 74s '39.MAS
Stamped
Chapln-Sacks, Inc—
Coll tr sink fund 7s 1934-JAD
Deb
l66~"
Certificates of deposit..
Central
Ohlc Pneumatic
§5""
Dominion Tar A Chemical Co—
Deb s f 6s 1949 ser A
JAJ 2
Dominion Textile 6s 1949....
60
irk 64
.
15
Domln Iron & 8teel—
Con 5s '39(currency series)M&S
804
J
Chllds Co deb
36
85
5
Oomln Coal 5s '40 op *10—M&N
Dominion Glass 6s 1933—J&D2
6
344
94
394
20
"42M&S
'39-JAJ
—JAJ
Deb 7b 1945
Deb 54s 1958
Ooll trust ref 5s
25
1004
59
Internal Paper—
si"
MAN
AAO
Amer Writ Paper s f 7-6s
27
744
774
25
1st
Guar gold 4s
90
6s "37-MAN
Amer Wire Fabrics 1st 7s
30
_
1948--JAJ
1933.
MAN
conv 6s 1936..JAJ
Sinking fund deb 5s
44% notes
Amer Seating
714
1034
38
64% g notes Apr 1 1934.AAO
American Meter 6s 1946
Amer Radiator deb 4 He
554
_
-JAJ
6Xs 1949
Am Mach & Fdy s f 6s 1939.AAO
American Metal Oo Ltd—
Oonv
American Piano 6s 1935
704
87
....
Farm Ln s f 0s Oct 15*80 AA015
Dodge Bros deb 6s 1940
M&N
Dodge Mfg 1st 7s 1942
J&J f
Gold (Jac) Pack 1st 6s '42.M&N
Dominion Canners 1st 6s '40 A&O
3
53""
M 6s 1949
Canadian Nat Steamships—
Without warrants..
60
/
OO
58
Deutsche
76
1d46__AAO
1940—JAJ2
Oons Rub 6s
Oanad
59
80
^amaguey Sugar 7s 1942 AAO 15
Oan Cement 1st 5 4s 1947.MAN
32
384
55
FAA
f deb 5s 1939
s
81
k
344
1
76
3
69
55
80
By-Products Hoke Oorp—
1st M 5 4* 1945 «er A
A
Oady Lumlier 6 4s 1939 —MAN /
California Packing Oorp—
58""
394
504
Bush Term 1st 4s 1962.
Mfg Oe—
deb 6s
60
26
134
32
ser
Dery (D G) 7s 1942 stpd—.MAS
Second stamped
Denver Un Stk Yds 5s 1946..JAJ
Deutsche Bank (Berlin)—
6% note'32(Am part ctfs) MAS
RR
13
1935
984
6s 1937 ser DD
De Bardeleben Coal Corp—
1st mtge 6a 1953
JAD /
52
254
1st M coll tr 6s 1948
AAO
Alberta Pacific Grain 6s, 1946
Algoma Steel 1st 5s 1962
AAO
Allied Packers deb 6s 1939.-JAJ /
1st M A coll tr 8s 1939
JAJ /
Allls-Ohalmers
"B"
24
24
24
24
Stmpd with stk purch warr..
Certificates of deposit
Oudahy Pack s f 5a 1946-—JAD
Sink fund deh g 64s 1937 A&O
Dairymen'8 League O0-0per Assn
75
14
14
Deb 6s 1950
JAJ
Cuban Dominican Sugar Oo—
1st lien r f 7 4a 1944
MAN
Certificates of deposit
36
70
-FAA
6s 1938—...
J&D
warr—A&O
Boston Store (Ohlc)
Bid.
Bonds.
Cuba Cane Products-
1940
1st mtge guar 4s
85
Acadia Sugar 5s 1946
cons
appear
of stocks, how¬
case
exoept where marked "f" end income end defaulted bonds.
"end Interest'
Bluff Point Land Impt Oo—
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s 1942-M&S
1st
In the
under separate heads, then follow with the rest of the "Industrial and Miscellaneous."
NOTIOI.—AII bond priosi srs
s
we
"Textile Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and Land," "Title Guarantee and
Safe Deposit Companies"
AJax Rubber
Miscellaneous Securities"
"Railroads (Steam)"and "Public Utilities."
—
1004
1004
iv/*
94
97
100
Minimum price established on Montreal or
Toronto
INDUSTRIAL
84
MISCELLANEOUS
&
■OTIOB.—All bond prloef or# "and Interact"
Ask.
Bonds.
Bid.
Gen Rayon deb fls 1948 w w.J&D
General Refractories Oo—
20
30
35
40
2-year 5% notes 1933
M&S
394
Gen Stl Oast 1st 54s '49 w * JW
24
Gen Theat Eq deb 0s 1940. A&O
24
Certificates of deposit———— fk
Gen Vending 0s 1937 w W--F&A
German Atlantic Gable 7s 1945..
20
German Bldg & LandBk 6 4 s 1948
Gesfurel—See Public Utilities
Gillette Safety Razor—
79
Debentures 5s 1940———A&O
68
Glidden Oo 54% nofcee 35-J&D
58
Gobel(Ad'n04% notes 35 MAN
k 60
Godchaux Sugars 74s 1941----Good Hope St & lr was (Germ y)
S f g 7s Oct 16 1946—A&016
734
Goodrich (B P) 1st 64« 1947-J&J
37%
Deb g 0s 1946
J&1)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber—
64
41
22
80
70
60
\VA
74
384
24
A..
iy37---J&D
fund deb 6s 1947--F&A
Sinking
Gulf States Paper
1st s f 64s 1943
Gulf States
Corp—
26
5
91
92""
84
85
„
with war. J&D
Steel deb 6 4s 42 J&D
65
75
244
26
57
20
Oo deb 0s '34.F&A
85
88
Hanna (M A)
Oeb
83
Sf6H% notes 1939wit
88
50
11
144
20
23
:
-mm
99
6-year 5% notes 1936
A&O f
Hayoca Corp 6s 1937Haytian Corp 8s 1938
Hoe (R) & Co 1st10He A'34 A&O
Holland-Amer Line 0s 47-M&N
HslMngshead fRM) Oo 7s 38 F&A f
39
Col tr 0% notes 1935
Mfrs Tr Oo ctfs of partlc
41
Namm & Son 6s 1943
24
Holly Sugar 6s 1943——
——
7s 1936———J&D
Cans 54 %_g notes 1930A&O 16
Houston Oil Co of Texas—
10-yr sec s f 54» 1940-—M&N
Hudson Bay Mln & Smelt 0s 1936
Hudson Coal 1st 6a 1902 A.-J&D
Hudson (J L) Oo—
19
204
50
38
51
Hsod Rubber
6% notes 1932 (s-a)
F&A
6% notes 1933 (s-a)
F&A
Humble Oil & K 54® '32-J&S 16
1937---A&O
Hungarian Disc & Exch Bank—
Deb g6a
35-yr s f 7s 1963
—J&J
~8"
11"
64
9
28
20~~
Pac Fruit
27
52
554
58
284
95
1004
97 %
100
97
97
97
Pan Amer Indus Corp
1st 7» 1937 with com
Pan Amer Petrol Co (of Calif)—
1st. oonv s f 0s 1940
J&DH
Certificates of deposit
Pan-Amer Petrol & Transp Oo—
67
1034
S f 6s 1934
90
100
34
54
5
Park & TUford
Independent Brewing 0s 65 J&J
Independent Oil & Gas—
Gonv deb 6s 1939
M&S15 k
Indian Refining Co—
6H% notes 1932
-J&D
Tnd Limestone 1st s f 0s '41 M&N
Inland Steel 1st 44» 197K..A&Q
1st m b f 44s 1981 ser B..F&A
Interlake Iron Corp—
1st m 5s 1951 ser B
M&N
IB ernat Agricultural Oorp—
1st & coll tr s f gold 5s 1932
stamped ext to 1942 —M&N
International Cement—
Oonv deb 5s 1948
1950.M&N
27
warr.-M&N
Merchants Refrlg 6s 1937
Metropolitan Chain Properties—
1st conv. 8 f 6s 1948—--M&N
Metropolitan Wat Sew & Drain—
Board s f 54s 1950—
A&O
Mlag Mill Mach'y 1st 7s 1956--
35
36 H
97
5 Basis.
and Toronto Stock Exchanges*
L'hold
!
25
0s
1949
/
/
f
254
9o
50
Pittsburgh Coal Oo—
Sinking fund deb 6« 1949.
704
75
45
55
604
71
50
60
9
4
20
1st
f 54s 1942
(Socleta
s
Plttsburgh-W estmoreland
75
64
60
G1
314
>
34
40
s
62
f 44s '39AJ&JI
43
45
2
17
4
4
19
54
1937 with warr...
Murphy (G O) Co—
Deb 6s 1940—
9
70
40
80
Porto Rlcan Araer Tobacco—
Conv 0s 1942-.........JA
H
fc
80
25
20
30
15
kf~V
Price Bros & Co 1st 0s '43 A.F&
Procter & Gamble 4Hsl947
Protestant Church of Germany—
30
5trh
72 X
99"
10
38
44
174
19
59
61
50
64
41
44
28
32
F&A
Empire Tr certificates dep..
Bankers Tr certificates dep..
National Steel Corp—
1st s f 5s 1950
A&O
National Tea 5s 1935
M&N
Deb
63
65
16"
14
38
s
f 6Ms 1947
6% conv notes 1938
M&N f
f
Certificates of deposit
I
20
66
60^
67 J4
64 k
—
...
45
65
Newberry (J J) 54s 1940—A&O
New Eng Nav—See N Y N H & H RR.
New Eng Sou Mills 7s 1933
f
3
New Niquero Sugar 7s 1932..
4l"
N Y Dock Oo—1st g 4s '51-F&A
Serial 5% notes 1938
N Y Evening-Journal—
63
94
98
1st
m
50
54
1st
m
1st
m
1st
m
1st
13
134
m
& coll tr 6 Ha 1932..J&D
& coll tr 6Ha 1933..J&D
& coll tr 6 Ha 1934—J&D
& coll tr 6Ha 1935-J&D
& coll tr 64s 1936..J&D
& coll tr 048 1937—J&D
Foreign Investing Oorp—
Deb 54s 1948 with warr.J&D
1st
N
A&O
Y
m
354
75
75
72
80
77
75
70
70
61
76
85
75
60
N Y & Hob Fy 5s May '40..J&D
Hoboken Ferry 5s 1940--M&N
60
44
454
N Y & N J Ferry—5s '40—J&J
NYLS&WO& RR—
60
72
1
IOO lO
1
41
444
60
75
82
814
80
604
25
42
1st M s f 0« 1940
North Amer Oar—
70
48
22
51
56
40 H
89
45
92
82
87
64
o2%
7%
7
Nominal,
r
184
7%
88
Canadian prices
°fo
164
Railway Express Agency inc—
Serial 5s '32-'38
(s-a)_..M&
Series 5a '39-'49 (»-a)._—M&
Reliance Bronze & Steel Oorp—
88"
40
«.«••••»
b
5.50
b
5.50
5.25%
5.25%
/
15
584
56"
60
304
31
1st Hen coll 0s 1945
J&D15 fk 8
Certificates of deposit
fk 8
Republic Iron & St'l 6s 1940 A&O
45
Ref & gen 5Ha '53 ser A—J&J
47"
304
$
50H
504
14
m
84
Ctfs of deposit
4
10H
1st 6s June 30 1942
J&D30
Roch & Pitts O & I 5s '48—M&N
Rocky Mtn Fuel 5s 1943
Rogers-Brown Iron 5s '32-'40-J&J
Gen & Ref 7s 1942
M&N
19
29
10
••
Rlma Steel Corp 1st s f 7s '55 F&A
RIordon Pulp & Paper Ltd—
94
80
304
514
40
....
Stamped
64
n
so""
Rhlne-Maln-Danube 7s 1950 B
Richfield Oil of California
Col tr 0s 1944 ser A
M&N
■*4
Equip 5s 1932-1943 (t-a)__J&D b
9%
Eq tr 58 '32-'45 (s-a) —-M&N15 bfi 9%
North Amer Cement Corp—
Deb 04s A with warr '40.M&S
114
North German Lloyd—
20-yr sf0t 1947
M&N
164
North Western Refrigerator Line
Eq tr 5s 1933-1939 (a-a)..M&N b
k Last sale,
62
Radlo-Keith-Orpheum Corp—
Revere Copper & Brass—
1st lnc 6s July '48 ser A—M&
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948
Rhelneibe
Union
7s
1940
J&J
95
N Y Shipbldg 1st 5s Nov 1 '40—
New York Trap Rock Corp—
15
71
554
J&,
22
90
90~~
39
69
10-yr s r5H % notes '40-M&1
Purity Bakeries 5s 1948
Quaker City Tank Line—
5Xs. 1932
5 4s 1933-1938
"3""
72
70
1st 0s ext 54% 1942
M&N
N Y L E & WD & I 1st 0s '13Extended at 5% to 1943—-J&J
J&D
"I"*
694
/
54% notes 1933
]
Remington Rand. Inc—
Deb 54s 1947 with warr.B
Republic Brass 1st 6s 1948
Repub Gas Oo (formerly Saxet Oo)
&
254
1
A&C
s f notes '37..F&/
85
55
65
10-yr 6H %
k
6
464
354
25
454
37
80
4
Chase Nat Bank ctfs dep
0% gold notes 1930
Pure Oil Oo—
„
39
22
34
7H» 1946
Provincial Bank of Westphalia
0s 1933
75
New River Co 1st 6s 1934...J&J
354
100
20
74
National Theatre 04« 1942
N ational Trade Journals lnc—
Nat Union Mtge 6s 1946..
594
37
National Radiator Corp—
334
184
8ugar 7s 1947.-M&N1
Without warrants
Pressed Steel Car 6s 1933
J&
Oo.
Prod 5H* 1948—F&A
15
Potrero
70
27 X
—
Port Arthur Canal & Dock—
80
69
National Fire Proofing Co—
Deb s f 54s 1947
M&8
Nat Food Products 6s 1944—
r
70
50 H
Deb 6 4s
Nat Dairy
24
k
Poor & Oo 0s 1939.
77^
40 H
Mtge-Bond Oo 4s ser 2 '60.A&O
Munson Steamship Line—
Secured 6s 1937
J&J
Murray Body 1st 04s 1934. J&D
Namm (A I) & Son—See Mfra Tr
Nassau (Ger) Landbank 64s 1938
50
Collieries—
75
Morris & Co 1st
"8""
Coal
80
With warrants
90
f 6s 1948
Pocahontas Consol
Without warrants
78
s
94
Gen
Ind
Minerarla. Italy)deb 7s *37 J&J
Montecatlnl
30
:
9
Ry.
—M&N
954
844
784
30
Pitts Steel
5
60
93
6
A4
77
224
85
53
5
27*
754
M&N
32
3
,
'
56
30
51
deb
17
65
80
90 H
15
10
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & L
Monsanto Chemical Works—
95
Phillips Petroleum Oo—
47
IW
22
24
85
544
Oonv
14
75
92
25
45 H
28
25
f 6s 1949 w w.—F&A
a
1st M s f 0s 1952
J&J
Penn Greyhound Lines, Inc—
30
Nortn'n Elec Oo Ltd 5s '39. J&D
M&8
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Cori
39
/This price includes accrued interest,
93 X
27
5
J&D
Keystone St & Wire 8s 1941 A&O
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
1st mtge 5s 1943 ser A
J&J
Kinney (OR) Oo 74s 1930-J&D
Klrby Lumber 6s 1938
J&J16
Keholyt Corp 64s 1943
Koppers Gas & Coke Oo—
«>eb ■ f 5s 1947
J&D
8 f deb 54s 1950
J&J k
Kresge Foundation 6s 1936-J&D
Kresge (S S) 1st 5s 1945—J&D
Ctfs of deposits
■
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Oorp—
M&S
33
98""
Penn Mary Steel—See Beth Stee
1st m s f 0s 1941 ser A.M&SlI
Penn Dock & Warehouse Co.
36
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
J&D
!
28
■V
12
60
29
1st s f 5s 1953 ser A
M&1N r
Penlck & Ford 0Hs 1943—-J&E
Penna C & C 1st 5s '32 op..J&J
A&O
"48J&J
63
Ksratadt (Rudolph) Inc—
1st 6s 1943 wltn Am shs.M&N
Kaufman Dept Stores Sec Oorp—
Ooltr54% notes July 15'43 F&A
Keith (B F) Corp 0s 1940—M&S
Kelvlnator Corp 0s 1936
J&J
Kendall Oo 5 Hs 1948
Kendall Mills 1st 64" 1944.J&D k
Krueger & Toll—
Deb sink fund go 1959
^
70
7% gold notes 1935
Minnesota & Ont Paper 0s
1st s f 0s 1950
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron
S f 64s 1930 with warr
Without warrants
66
Miller & Lux Inc 1st M 6b'45 A&O
Without warrants
1950-J&J
Jones & Laughlin St 5s '39-M&N
Journal of Commerce 64s 1937—
Kapstcne Service Corp—
Sink fund 7« 1938
M&N
Transportation Oo—
„44
61
f 5b 1930
164
45
Peabody Coal Co (Consol Co)—
10
52
s
17
15
k
Midvale Steel & Ordnance—
_
Indiana Oo 1st s f 5s
55
154
L|?
70
30 4
.
Island Oil & Tr 6s '20 ctfs dep—
Iioeta-Fraschlni 7s 1942 with war
Without warrants
L
F&*
f 0s 1930-J&L
Middle States Oil 7% notes
International Match Corp—
Deb s f 5a 1947—
M&N
Oonv deb 6s 1941
J&J15
Internat Mercantile Marine—
1st M coll trust 0s 1941--A&O
international Paper—
lit & ref s r 5s 1947 ser A—J&J
Ref mtge 0s 1956 ser A..M&8
Internat Power & Paper—
lit M 5s 1908
-J&J
internat Salt g 5s 1961 op..A&O
International Securities Corp—
Deb g 5s 1947
—J&D
Interstate Iron & Steel Co—
1st M s f 5 He 1940 ser B.M&N
Investment Co of Amer—
Deb g 5s 1947
A&O
484
s
65
Nat Acme Oo 1st 0s 1942...J&D
M&N
74
1014
o64
21
Middle States Petrol 64» 1945—
29 4
Parmelee
51
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 74s 1963—A&O
Hygrade Food Products Corp.
1st & ref 0s Jan '49 A
A&O
6s 1949 series B——J&J
Ice Sec 64s, 1937
Ideal Cement Co deb 5s 43-J&J
Illinois Steel deb 44s 1W40..A&O
Ilseder Steel mtge 0s 1948—F&A
44
1014
M&fS
Paramount Publix Corp—
Sink fund 5Hs 1950
100
32
Oonv
76
8
!/
Panhandle Corp—
2-yr 0% notes Mar 15 '33 M&SD
Paramount Fam Lasky Corp—
20-yr sfg0s 1947........J&C i
35
100
51.
174
15
51
60
.
3
A&O
In A
J&D
97
22
73
46
25
37
103
894
25
1st M 6s 1945 with
26
Exp Eq—8ee So Pa
20
55
116
65
Mead (The
50
v
i8
Oo.
k
62
Pacific Invest deb 5s 1948...
Pacific Western Oil Oo—
31X
20-yr conv deb 54*
)Oorp—
30
44
12*"
1004
•
24
.
25""
95
100
deposit
Marlon Steam Shovel—
49
41
'
»
McKesson & Robbins Inc—
394
Pineapple Co Ltd—
22""'
49
1st mtge s f 6s 1947
-4&2
Massey-Harris Oo 5s 1947.-A&O
McCord Rad & Mfg—
Deb 6s 1943 with warr...F&A
McCrory Stores 54s 1941-J&D16
Hawaiian
90
r
1943
40
38
42
454
1154
Stpd Oct 1931 coupon
Certificates of
6s
39
93
Mansfield Mln&Smelt 7s '41 (ww)
shs..J&J
f
Extl deb 6s 1953Extl deb 5Hs 1958—
Manufacturers' Finance Oo—
97
56
974
Manatl Sugar 1st 74s '42..A&0
Harpen Mining Corp—
6s with war for Am
Hartford Times 6s 1943
s
Oriental Devel Oo Ltd—
1004
..A&O
Hansa Steamship Lines
10-yr 6s 1939 with warr_.A&0
1st
Oregon-Am Lumber 6s 1
—F&A
4J4a 1935
82
78
Ontario Steel Products—
88
Logan County Coal 7s 1942
Lorillard (P) Co g 7s 1944-A&0
5s, 1951
F&A
Luxens Steel 1st M g 8s '40 M&N
Magnolia Petrol
Deb 4H« 1933—-——F&A
Deb 44» 1934—
F&A
40
60
~9"
35
83 4
_
Hall (F W) Printing Co—
1st m & col tr 6He 47 Int M&N
Ham-Am Line 04® ed'32-'40 J&D
100
78
F&A
1942—A&O
.
100
r
25
*35—J&D
Leipzig Trade Fair 7s 1953
Llbny McNeil & Libby—
1st M s f 5s 1942
A&O
Liggett & Myers g 7s 1944—A&O
1941
r
O
Oneida Community Ltd—
1974———F&A'
Little (A E) Oo 7s
Loew's Inc deb 0s
►
B
Series
IX
20""
16
r 100
Series
IX
Gold bonds 5s 1951
24
Ground Gripper Shoe 0s 1944---- fk
Gnlf Oil of Pa deb 6s
1st & ref 6s
9
M&b /
-
6%notes'33M&S
Ogllvle Flour Mills 6s '32.
39
Nitrate Oo—
Leh & W-B Coal con 4s
16
Oonv deb 6s
GreyhoundOorp
36
324
,
if
Bryant lnc—
war..J&J
Lawrence Portland Cement Oe—
Deb g54s 1942
A&O
Lehigh Coal & Nav fund 4s '48 J&J
Cons s f g 4Hs 1954J&J
Cons s f 44® 1954 ser O—J&J
Lehigh Valley Coal—
1st 5s gold guar 1933J&J
1st
40-year
guar
int red to
4%
1933- -————-J&J
1st & ref 5s 1934
F&A
1st & ref 5s 1944
F&A
1st & ref 5s 1954
F&A
Lat & ref 5s 1964
F&A
654
80
75
1948—J&D16
Paper Oo Ltd—
warr.M&N
17H
54
53
1
15
1st conv 68 1954 with
42""
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
68
1944—J&D
8 f deb 0s 1940 with
Lautaro
1st mtge
Great Lakes
1st s f 6s 1950 ser
bane
24
!m
coll tr 6s 1957--M&N
Gstbam Silk Hoa deb 0s 30 J&D
Gould Coupler 1st 1 0s 1940.F&A
Grand (P & W) Properties Oorp-
Bid.
Booda.
^aekawanna Steel 5s 1950—M&S
Lake Superior Corporation—
1st & coll tr gold 6s
BONDS
marked "f" and Inoom* and datanlted bonds.
sxospt tbari
'f
: :::
Sale price. "9 Minimum price established
on
Montrea
"and interest" except
where marked "f" and Income and defaulted bonds
44
Scuts Motor Car
72*8
25 3*
Sugar Estates of
Orlente—
Root (Jlahs Co. 1st 6s
85
Certificates
Royal Dutch Co—
682*
AAO
Deb 4s 1946 with warr
30
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948
AAO
Ruhr Housing 02i« 1968—-JAJ
Joseph Lead Co—
64
62
MAN
__
28
18
Ryerson (Joseph T) A Sons—
Sink fund deb 6s 1943
40
19
Rueplng (F) Leather 6a
St
„
73
MAN
Conv deb 5 2*s 1941
St Lsuls Gas & Coke Corp—
1st M ■ f 6s 1947
JAD
St Louis Refrlg A Cold Storage—
6
JAJ
80
_
6sl942
St Maurice
Siemens
MAN
28?*
54
60
59
59
60 3*
1st 1 coll 7a
ser
A
MAS
972*
66 2*
100
ctf dep JAJ25
Industrial 1st 0s 1945.JAD
Packing Corporation
6% conv gold notes 1932-MAN fk 592*
Solvay Amer Invest Corp—
702*
5% gold notes 1942
MAS
Southern Advance Bag A Paper—
142*
MAN
1941
Sugar Co
Starrett Invest
sec
Steel Co of Can 0s 1940
..JAJ
Steel A Tubes deb 6s 1943—MAS
14
17
14
r
16
54
f 5s 1948---...
..MAS
Struthers Wells TItusvUle—
m
•
1
—
104 100
232*
1938—-FAA
34
342*
86
k
383*
342*
k
28
Jfc
k
272*
272*
Jfc
27
Jfc
serla
1
272*
45"
■
—
—
mtm-m
—
m.
mt
mmmm
mm — —
•
VII
I O
Vanadium Corp. of
Conv deb 5s 1941
Amer.—
80
36
35
A;
Jfc
402*
92
•
13*
r
192*
—
15
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40
45
1st 6s 1945-
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122*
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773*
§1"
11
112*
24
20
a
It UU
Walworth Co
Deb 6
—
v uni
W
vvmw
WW
Without warrants
—
65
60
51
Los Angeles Curb
Ex
Louisville Stk Exch
217
74
88
29
257
544
$68,000
"§'
15
IK
IK
5
IX
63
58
50
65
71K
72
63
63
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73
43 K
8
78
84
88
50
49
502*
51
1.400
9,000
1,600
12.000
4,800
6,000
5,000
6,000
5~.6O6
4j66
5",000
3,000.
2,500
3.000
1.600
1
10.000
3.100!
19,000
600
12.000'
3",506
1,600
500
11,000
t3,500
5.750
8,500
5,000
4.000
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100
1,000
1,000
l"200
1,650
1,760
2,3 65
1.600
2,000
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51
300
Montreal Stock Ex.
New Orl Cotton Ex
New Orl Stock Ex.
PbUa Stock Exch-.
04
500
30.000
1,650
206
2.500,
PIttsb Stock Exch.
pPortl'd StkABd Ex
----
60
IPdl-.-
Kan City (Bd of Tr)
Los Ang Stock Exch
116
19
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Mlnn-St P Stk
'
14
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Chicago Bd of Tr—1.592
Chicago Stock Exch u470
Cincinnati Stk Ex..
50
Cleveland 8tk Exch
41
12
Columbus Stk A B_
19
Denver Stock Exch.
90
w Detroit Stock Ex
05
Ft Worth Gr A Cot
20
Hartford Stk Exch.
Minn Oh of Comm.
65
20
64
50
V
5
5
33*
13*
Last Sale
N Y Stock Exch—1.375
N Y Produce Exch-1,577
N Y Cotton Exch..
450
344
N Y Cof A Sug Ex.
550
N Y Curb Exch...
87
Baltimore Stk Exch
139
Boston Stock Exch.
30
Buffalo Stk Exch—
JaMilw Grain A Stk
•
3
23 2*
48
63*s 1943
•
2*
Btrawbrldge A Clothier—
a
50
48
w
Van Camp Pack.—0s 1948
Van Slyke A Horton 7s 1938—.
102
Stinnes (Hugo) Industries—
Deb 7s '46 (without war.)AAO
Strauss (Nathan) Inc 09 1 938
/
1st
702*
U 8 Rubber—
74
50
100
84
99 2*
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp—
Gen 7s '36 (without war).AAO
122*
Jfc
82
48
6s 1950—AAO
112*
90
78
52*8 1932-43 (s-a).-AAO
Staley (A E) Mfg 1st 6s '42-MAS
Stand Oil (N J)deb 5s Nov 15 1946
Stand Oil N Y deb 4 3*s'51 JAD15
Stand Textile Prod 0 2*8 '*2 MAS
m
16
.
292*
-
1st
152*
15
Bur bach
Escb-Dudelange s f 7s '51-AAO
United Stores Realty 0s'42.AAO
USA British Internat Ltd—
Deb g 59 1948..
.MAN
S Printing 6% notes '35. _ AAO
30
0HS1938
AAO
8pruce Falls Power A Pap, Ltd—
152*
warrants.. JAJ
No
I
80
O
0Hs 1947 with
!%
AAO
es 1947
5
EXCHANGE SEATS.
16J*
15
7
United Steel Wka of
42
40
162*
45
Snider
1st s f 6a 1947
....JAD
Southern United Ice Go¬
90
20
1953
U 8 Radiator deb 6s
55
50
1941
AAO
85
Wlncb Repeat Arms 7 3*8 *41.AAO
Certificates of deposit
95
Wither bee Sherman 6s 1944
96
Wood (Alan) Ir A St 6s 1944
74
Woodward Iron 5a 1952
JAJ
95
Yellow Mfg Accept Corp—
62*% notes 1934
— -FAA
882* Youngst Sb A Tube—
69
1st m a f 5s 1978 ser A
JAJ
1002*
1st m 5s 1970 ser B
AAO
87
MASU
AAO
Series
JAD
(W. A.) A Co. 53*s *39WHlys-Overlanfl 1st 03*i '33 MAS
85
30
57
132*
Wleboldt
92
03* % notes'37 A with war MAS
United Steamship 0s 1937.-MAN
United Steel Works (Germany)—
8 F 63*s 1951 with warr.JAD
96
JAJ
WIckwIre Spencer Steel Co—
Pr lien A coll 7s Jan 1936.MAN
Certificates of deposit
90 3*
25
100
....
MAN
f 6s 1940
18
70
United
993*
952*
562*
962*
Without warrants
492*
842*
162*
45
41
Wilson A Co 1st 6s
f 5s 1950
10
892*
41 J*
33 2*
492*
122*
25
20
50
A. JAJ
with w._ JAJ
Wlckw Spencer Steel 7s '35—
Certificates of deposit
42
232*
i
101
Corp—
f 5 Ha 1948 ser
4
162*
loor
99
992*
Arefsf4Hs'53serB_AAO
s
56
10
MAS16
11
25
10-yr 52*s 1938 ser A
JAJ
Sinclair Pipe Line s f 5s '42
AAO
8keUy Oil deb 53*8 1939—MAS
Smith (A O) Oorp63*s '33-MAN
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd
MAS
1941
White Sew M 6s *36
2*
,
United Porto Rican
85
78
t A ref s
xat
i
Deb
0« May 1 1942
87
312*
77
32
862*
842*
44"
77
30
Onion Oil Co of
Deb 03*s
ser B.JAD
Sinclair Crude Oil Purch Co—
1953 A
Wheeling Steei
22
1937.MAS15
97
762*
45
40
f deb 0s
8 f deb 53*s 1937
Without warrants
35"
302*
62*8 '38
f 5Hs
93""
Co—
5s 1932
Unit OU Prod 8s '31
22
Hal-Slem-Schuck—
1st lien coll
s
35"
35
JAJ
California—
Ser A
FAA
8 f g 5s Feb 1 1936 Ser O AAO
Deb 5s 1945
JAD
Union Refg Tr Eq 5s 1932-1940.Un T'k Oar eq 4 3*s '32-'36-AAO
United Biscuit of Am 6s '42./MAN
Coll tr
25
762*
35
1951.-JAJ
1979
16
97
30
s
53*% notes 1937
MAS
Webster OAO 1st g 5s '42 on MA8
W Va Coal A Co 1st 0s I960-.JAJ
Ctfs of deposit
Western Elec deb 5s 1944—AAO
Western Newspaper Union—
Conv deb 6s 1944
FAA
White Eagle Oil A Ref Co—
50
Union Gulf Corp—
89
Simmons Co 5a Nov. 1 1944
Sinclair Cons Oil Corp—
s
"
50
United Drug5a
k
15
76
1943—MAN15
Trumbull Steel a f 6s 1940.MAN
10-yr deb 7s 1935 ex-warr MAN
Ulen A Co deb 0s 1944.....FAA
40
4
RR 5s
Truax-Traer Coal
Conv deb 02*t
45"
Warren Bros Co—
952*
Cop A Gnem 6s 1941 - AAO
Conv deb 6s 1944 ser B—MAS
Texas Corp deb 5a 1944
AAO
Tbermold Co 6% notes 1934.FAA
Tob Prod 63*s 2022
fraylor Eng A Mfg 8s 1936..
Tri-Utillties Corp—
Conv deb 5s
91
Conv
fenn
56
30
58
Deb gat 63*s'51wlth warMAS
SUeslan-Am Corp 7s 1941
FAA
Silica Gel Corp—
6 yr 6% notes'32 with war AAO
1st
69?*
58H
Pipe Line Corp—
A
17
36
42
53
f 6s 1947
MAN
f 5s 1949 with warr.AAO
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co—
lstsf 6s 1947
JAJ
Shults Bread 1st 6s 1940
MAS
SlemansAHalske 10-yr7s'35—JAJ
182*
58
AAO
Securities Co N Y 4s cons__MA8
Security Mtge 6s Sept 1 '46 ser E
0% bonds Apr 1 1940 ser F
Seneca Copper 7s 1933
k
Servel Corp (new) 6s 1948
Sharon Steel Hoop—
1st i f 62*» 1948 ser A
FAA
Sheffield Steel 53*« 1948
MAS
Shell Union OH Corp—
Deb sf 5s 1962
22?*
35
Scull (n Steel 1st 6s 1941
s
81
342*
Scrlppa (E W) deb 53*s 1943 FAA
s
45
Tenn Coal I A
902*
89
Telts (Leonard). Inc—
7Hs. 1946. with warrant
Without warrants
15
40.
65""
Taylor-Wharton I A S 6s '42MAS
1st A ref 7H« 1946 Ser A..JAJ
16
Gen A ref 6 Ha 1961
MAN
6% gu notes July 15 '32-JAJ 15
Co 03*8 1946
JAJ
Guar s f 03*8 1946 aer B. AAO
35
Sugar Flue Lumber Co—
1st M serial 6s 1932-1942.MAS
Sun Maid Raisin 6Hs 1942
Sun OH deb s f 52*® 1939...MAS
5% note July 1 1934
JAJ
Sun Pipe Line 5s 1940—
Susquehanna SUk Mills—
S f deb 5fl 1938
JAD
Swift A Co 1st s f g 5s '44<—-JAJ
10-yr 5% notes 1940
MAS
78
672*
.....
Warner-Qulnlan Co—
Conv deb 6s 1939
MAS
Warner Sugar Ref 7s 1941 ..JAD
Warner Sugar Corp 1st 7s '39 JAJ
Stpd (July 1930 coup on) 1939.
Vi\
deposit—MAS
of
1944--.—AAO
With warrants
Without warrants
**AS
40'""
Schulco
Deb
—
....
87 2*
r
Santa Ana Sug 8s 1931.
AAO 1
Saxon Pub Was (Germany)—
1st extl i f 7s 1946
FAA
Shell
8
Valley Corp—
1st A coll tr s f 5M*'57. B MAS
St L Rky Mt A P 6s *66 stpd-JAJ
St. Regis Pap 03*s *32-'34—JAD
Deb
1942--
Warner Co 1st 6s
1937. AAO
Roman Catholic Church 03*8 1946
Rom Oath Church Welfare 7s 1946
1st s f 7>
85
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
&
INDUSTRIAL
NOTIOl.—All bond prices are
St Louis Exchange.
70
51
San Fran Stk
75
a Chamber of Commerce of Milwaukee changed its name on June 10 1931 to Muwausee uraiu «
r Canadian prices,
Jfc Last sale,
n Nominal,
r Canadian prices.
s Sale price,
u For
eased one number of members from S60 co
a
Governors of the Chicago Stock Exchange Increased one aumber of members rrom 235 to t/u, a iwjvo lUUlUUUiaiUH
member receiving one additional membership,
«
w Detroit Stock
one addition*1
z Curb memberships not Included,
2,355
50
Salt Lake Stock
Ex.
Ex
San Fran Curb Ex.
Seattle Stock Exchl
Seattle Curb A M. f
Toronto Stock Exch
Washington Stk Fx
I Wheeling Stock Ex
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
1,750
"300
t—
94
62
40
13
465
20,000
1,500
§1.000
8,500
1,200
8,500
^mhershfrfiiTri~6rirT Th"
newm0S?h'Lh^lBna3iSfS dlclar'ed each DreSi*
—
470,, 100%» ™*^rshlp UMiuvuu V —n decked, eacn presen
dividend
Detroit Stock JSxchange declared a 100% membership dividend, In*
Exchange declared.a, lO^^mem^ersmp^aiv^ena,^
creasing membership from 45 to 90. Present prices ex-thls 100% dividend,
t Sale Jan. 20 1931. t Price for combination membership In San Francisco
shipfrom^45t
Stock Exchange and San Francisco OUTD EjXCUauge.
C18CO Curb Exchange.
y Prices Ji Wheeling uuuoa Exchange memberships are fixed.
} rnura of ,» uOTimj Stock
No open market. Original price $250,
Membership nf irt. Wnrth Grain A Cotton Exch. - limited to 90.
Is
to
—.7
— - -- -- $1,000. J Book value.
T HOOK value,
jviemoersuiy in Ft. h ui ,u
x/rQmKanahin of u u. Worth Grain A Cotton Exch. is limited 8aie90. Exchangebuys certifs. suspension. $850 whenfundsare
above given is previous to in order at
accrued Interest.
w,
~
now
available,
-
p
-
Portland Stock A Bond Exch.
temporarily suspended on Feb. 1 1931.
Stocks.
Par
Bid.
TEXTILE MFG.
STOCKS.
North. Mills,
Ask.
Per
Atooke.
15
"8
Algonquin Print
I
Am Linen (Fall ft).l *
Mfg..100
Preferred
-_.1«U
Amoekeag Mfg
Amoekeag Oo pref__
Andraacog M (Me) J
appieton Oo (M»u)l
Arlington M (Man)l
Amoc TextileOoe__t
Preferred
t
Barnard Mfg (Fft).l
Bases Mfg (Me). 100
Beacon Mfg (NB).l
Preferred
100
Berkshire
Fine
25
140"
155
"9"
American
14
53
45
"i
1
i
t
1
«i
1
1
*
1
1
-i,v
•
9
5
mmrnrn
80
55
1
8
5
:
'
M
2
"I"
40
'
56""
33""
2
4
36
45
"
*
Oerp (N B)
100
lou
Davol Mills (F
ft)..
11
Preferred
74
IK
19
21
_
JK
27
.
Ojifton
Clinton
21
23
1
3
1
Mills.—ipo
9
55
5K
"7
100
30
1
2
4K
5
...100
lou
11K
7
50
100
38
„■
mm
Phenlx.100
mm
40
mm
16
Laurens
8
mmm'm
m
(Mass)" 165
3
45
4
26"
29
31
33
18
12
51
5
75
85
16
30
20
I
m
'-
m
m
m
mm m
70
65
m
m
35
/
/
/
140
70
•''m
mm
80
60
m
25
tr
6
10
5
6K
5K
Oou
1
InB
16K
18 K
New Orleans.
6
8
10
Ship..25
m
6K
37
55
20
70
50
55
15
4
18
6 K
m
mm
40
60
Mfg (SO)!
40
27
7
45
3/a
IK
IK
Preferred
7K
7
42
6K
100
Common..
10
Liberty
5
_
100
7X\
6
Goldfield
Mines
9K
18
15
27
15c.
50c.
8
,
18
2K
5
6
8
24
%
.100
2%
Granite-Bl-Metallic
3K
(St
Louis)
10
Greene-Oananea 100
Guanajuato Oons..5
_
Hancock
25
Oonsol
Power
78
15
2
8K
13""
Granby Oons MSA
A88O
rational
c
1
Oop ($3.75 pd)—5
Franklin
25
Golden Centre
5
4
Oons
Hardy Goal
Hecla
20
7
"lOc".
50c.
~2%
"2K
1
Mining...25c
32
Par value
$700.
d Price per share, not per cent,
h Par value
r Canadian price,
s Sale price,
t New
on Montreal and
Toronto stock ex¬
Ex-ltquidating dividend,
z
Reserve
First National
5
Tire
K
27""
55
14
7K
t Without par value,
'
m
13
iciLuaum
8K
3
26K
55
mm
47
25
30
y*-
1 Ys
T"
Oon Mln A 8 melt. .25
East Butte
Federal M A Sm.lM
8
0
■m
20
H)
6K
25
(t)
8
Pickens Oot Mills
..26
"sh\
Oopper
De Beers Oons M.
Dome Mines
7K
;
H
Ys
m
Davis-Daly Oopper 1
New York.
)serve
18
"*K
5
Lead A Zinc.20
Grown
Pan Amer Life
...10
6
22
10
16
Oop Range Oon. 100
nressouOonGM AM 1
10
400
..
t
Mining
Oonsol
'
A
z
10
.10
Oerro de Pasco
Chile Oopper
Cliff
New Haven.
16
3H
6c.
Zinc-Lead
Calumet A Hecla.25
Metals...
Firemen's
65
■mm
m
Carnegie
6
55
50
m
ctfs-..-
Oop & Z Co 5
Callahan
Newark.
Security
10
A
Butte A Sup
A M..
5
,
9%
10
25
Lead
ASulllvanMAO 10
85
13
5c.
Juneau Gold
Zinc
Vot
Butte
American...
H-'v'
103
102
101
Bunker Hill
Minneapolis.
Nor'west F
cent
Adventure Oons—25
Ahumada Lead Oo.l
Andes Copper M.(t)
Arcadian Cons
.25
Arlsona Oom'clal—5
Arizona Globe Onp. 1
Bonanza Dev Oo.lO
65
35
50
98
96
93
MINING STOCKS.
Preferred———25
AnacondaOopMIn 50|
35
Preferred
100
Panola Ootton Mill
01 A pref (par 52
Ex-stock dividend,
Per
1929
Mining
55
100
..i:.
17
Atlantic Mutual—
Smelting
"
^mm'rn
12
..
55
15
45
INSUR
Algomah
25
60
70
40
100
MARINE
Alaska
60
Louisville FireA Mar
'
Cotton Mills
Serial notes.
Marlon Mfg NO
lou
Marlboro O M (SO)
Mills Mills pref
Mollohon Mfg pref.
Monarch O M (S O
Musgrove Mills..
r
40
255
Louisville.
a Purchaser also
pays accrued dividend.
6 Assessment paid,
I Par value $100.
m First installment paid,
n Nominal.
0
Ex-rights,
mm mm
245
'Liberty. ...\
Northern——.
u
Springfield,Mass.
Amer
.Jew York
.
(Los Angeles)
West Coast Life
Oo
97
of.
13
28
Wisconsin Nat Life-
£?e- P
2K
20
11
Old Line Life
Piedmont Mfg (8 0)1
t
17
26
•
N W National
13
40
10
_
19K
32
Milwaukee.
Firemen's..
600
HI..
(8 0"
Pacolet Mfg (8
17
•
....
Newberry O M (SO)/
Ninety-Six MUls
Norris Oot
Mills..*
17K
30
Central Life..50
50
—
OrrOot M (SO)
.100
Preferred
20
Am
25
m
20
riverside A Dan Rlv
6% preferred
changes
7
8
ANCE SCRIP.
Indianapolis.
40
m
35
_
39
60
mm
Mills
U M
..100
28
55
■
Imestone O A Vf
100
Oeborn Mills
(FR).J
75
12
...
23
20
67
]
Preferred
IK
Lincoln Nat Life—10
9
26
__10
Travelers'.
16
7
21
Life...._—10
Gen
85
40
Lancaster CM
..100
Conn
-
55
mm mm
mmm
Preferred
Nanquitt M (N B) t
Nyanaa M
Ex-dividend,
7
4
Corcoran
60
Fireman's
20
National Union...6
14
-
Aetna
15
m
■
Preferred B...100
King (J P) Mfg (Ga* I
Newmarket Mfg
£
50
50
....
5
American
(Fire)—.10
Life Insurance.
Aetna Oasualty A
8urety
.10
45
16
22
25
Y
120
100
Phoenix
45
40
Lydia
In liquidation,
Jt Last sale.
4
Continental Life..10
Mo State w
10
Springf Fire A M.25
(Fire)..... 10
Automobile Ins...10
Hartford Fire
10
Hartf Steam Boll
Insp A Ins
10
National Fire....10
70
43
'
250
12
Aetna
125
60
-
230
110
55
11K
Judson MUls A..100
10
Naumkeag (Mass)"
*
2K
Calif-West State Life
Firemen's Fund.lOOl
Home Fire A Marine
Occidental—
Pacific Mutual Life,
Hartford.
95
Inman
Steam Got Oo
100
Neild Mills (N
B)
l
New Bedf'd
Oot M I
$1,000.
40
Washington.
Oamden Fire
20
Preferred
IK
5
Camden.
12
„
4
100
Nashua M (N
H) 100
Preferred
loo
Nat Fabric A
Fin 100
Preferred
stock.
4
14
St. Louis.
St. Paul F AM—.25
Boston.
38
mm
'mm
Hamrick MUls
Hartsvllle Oot Mills.
Hunter Mfg A Com
mission Oo pfd
Industrial O M pre'f"
Mills
Preferred
106
Qutasett Mills
(NB) i
Preferred
jqo
97"
American
4
m
-m mm
Gossett Mills.
Grantevllle Mfg. 100
Green w'd O M(S O).
Grendel Mills
17
Baltimore
50
14
■
_
Mills
Pawdreli A Alex
20
Fidelity A Guaranty
Fire Oorp
-10
37
"
Gluck
(M).!!
Pecasset Mfg (Fftf
Paaemah M
(Prov)
Potomska M (NB)Ii
1930
4
1
12K
Oent States Life...5
Brooklyn—8ee N Y
44
Glen wood Mills
Z
Pierce Mfg (N
B)__
Pilgrim Mills
80""
....
INSURANCE
8TOCK8.
60
10
-
33
Gainesville Oot Mills
Carpet.(f)
Pac Mills
mmm
HI
7% preferred
I"
Gaffney Mfg (S C)__
12
50
Fft)_.j
Merrimack Mfg
Pamaquid M
30
Pepperell Mfg (Me)
54K
100
Boston
-100
Golum Nat Llfo.100
Mass Bonding
25
Serial notes
Florence Mills
Lawton Mills
...100
Lockwood Oo (Me)
Oo
4
"IV
.(f)
Wastrton-.lOOl
Prov
Virginia F A M..25
Deposited stock..
53 K
I r
.
30
20
550
125
Enterprise MtefOiO
Fairforest Finish Oo
Luther Mfg
(F ft)
Mannmet M (N B) ,,
Mass Oott
Mills. 100
March Mfg
Otis
3
8t. Paul, Minn.
1
15
45
[Easley Oot M. pref.
ign
Oo(NH)..
3
2
Merchants
25
Penmana.Ltd com(t)
ti •
1
share.
450
(8 0)100
Eagle A
12
(Masa).l
M
2
2
Hiohmond.
r
•
20
Preferred........
Preferred
100
EH burn M
(N B)_J
King Philip M
(Fft)l *
Aancas't M
ft)
Nashawena
6
10
Puritan Life
60
Rhode Island....(f)
25
Darl
*2K
Heesac Cot Mills
pf i
Ipawich
(Bait).
»
1
40
g n Mfg (8 0).i
Drayton MUls...100
Dunnean MUls.. 100
,
loo
Preferred
75
100
Preferred
5
22
7..;:
10
......10
Guaranty .......lol
81
Domln Text, Ltd.(t)
Preferred
100
Preferred
3
20
3
Providence.
60
Baltimore.
Ootton MUls
Columbus Mfg (Ga)
□onverse (D E).100
Jowpens Mills
Dallas Mfg
(Ala).100
Mills pf__<
g^^ayMfgdsii))!
Hill Mfg Oo
N*"agansett
(F
?
•
•
1
Per
Jhlquola Mfg
Preferred
6K
39
(Mass)..
Mt V. Wood
1
r
Jheenee Mills
Grlnnell Mfg (N
B)
Oo
1
1
10
Gannon Mills
(f)
□had wick-Hoaklns26
+
Oeenold M (N BJ..1
Preferred
Middlesex
ii
•
1
Preferred
Oalhoun Mills..
Gt Falls
Mfg (N H)
CSe'd
1
...100
Brandon Oorp A
Glass B
Franklin Oo (Me)__l
Preferred
1
Bibb Mfg
lou
(Me).
1IIKrl1fafi 11•1«1I !
II|f II
1•
Preferred
nfi
(NB)
35
100
Canadian Mills.
Oan Convert, Ltd../
Can Oottons.Ltd.100
Preferred
100
Montreal Cottons
16K
12
Preferred.....l00
"3K
Life
Reliance
Victory
Woodslde Oot Mills.
Belton Mills (S O)../
Falrh Mills com.
100
Preferred
PbUa
10
'
Mills
100
Preferred
Arkwright Mills
Avondale Mills.....
Beaumont Mfg
7% preferred
<|
lQu
Daright Mfg (Mass;.
Edwards Mfg (Me).,
H^es Mfg
90
Association—10i
25
Wallace Mfg Oo—.
Ware Shoals Mfg.100
Preferred
Arcadia
78
K
Hos com..
Harmony
10"
2
Abbeville O M (SO) I
AndersonO M (SO).I
Arcade Ootton Mills
Dartmouth Mfg
W
"7"
Southern Milla.
.....
Ham lit
26""
10
8K
5%
Ins Oo of N A
10|
Mfra Casualty...10
_
20
'¥
Philadelphia.
Fire
80
100
100
Vlctor-Monag Oo—1
Preferred..—100
share.
6
Westchester—....10]
60
lst pref
2d pref
Per
Ban Francisco.
2nd preferred....
Oentin l M
(Me) 100
Oernell Mills (F B)_i
General Cotton
25"
Wamsutta M (N B) I
Weetamoe M (Fft) J
Westfield Mfg cornPreferred
100
Whitman M (NB)J
Preferred
Winnsb a Mills pf ] 00
York Mfg (Me). 100
30*
City MfgOo (NB)—
Conn M com
A_._.
Common B
Preferred
Preferred
Serial notes
Union-Buffalo Mills
Utlca Steam A Moh
Val Oot
.....I
9
16
93
Ask
Bid.
25
United States....10
Spencer Corporation
100
100
46
87*
Par)
Stuyvesant
90
Process common..
Preferred
600
Preferred
....
10
40
80*
Southern Worsted pf
Spartan Mills 'SO) I
•
Union Mills
Utlca Knit Oo
2K
10
Benrne Mills (FR).l
Bristol Mfg (NB)..l
Breekslde O.M.
Oabot Mfg
loo
Cameron Milla
Charlton Mills.. 100
Everett M (Mass)
111 (•I il III
100
Mfg (F ft)
5
—
Southern Franidln—
Union Oot Mf (Fft) I
Beaten Mfg pref. 100
BsmondM (ft 1).
(Mass)
Stocks.
New York (Cone.)
North River
26
Pacific Fire
25
Rosala Ins
10
30
.
Serial notes
Troy Oofn A Wool'n
.....
Preferred
Draper Corp
H1O* 1 1
Preferred--
Thorndlke (Mass)..
Tremont A Suffolk
Preferredieo
Beene (Daniel;
Woolen MIlia._36
Booth Mfg (N
B)
1
Pref erred
100
Boon Mille
(Mass).J
Border O Mfg (Fit; I
Boss Mfg com... 100
Ask.
14
Southern
Bleachery
A Print Wks com.
19
Taber MUls (N B).J
2
5
100
Sibley Mfg (Ga).100
Oo (Utlca)
Soule Mill (N B).100
Stafford M (F ft)—1
Stevens Mfg (F ft) J
Suncook Mills pf
4
Spinning Oo—(t)
7% com pref—100
Blgtu-bauf Oarp't__t
Dexdale
Saxon MUls
'
m m mm
Bid
Par
Per Ishare.
Shaw Stocking.....
Snove Mill (Fit).100
Skenandoah Cotton
'
'
Stocks.
share.
Mfg
Oo (F ft)
100
Sagamore Mfg
(F ft)
100
Salmon Fails Mfg
Oo (N H)
100
Sharp Mfg (N B)—I
Preferred.
100
Shawmut Oot Mills
(F B) common 100
Preferred. ...100
par
mm
Ask.
Per
Rich Borden
Arcadia M
Bid.
Par
share.
Minimum price established
Stocks
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Stocks.
x
Hudson
12834
534
Mln
Bay
A Smelting
Indiana
334
12334
5 34
Homestake Mln. 100
Howe Sound Gov t ct
(t)
10
Mining..25
Copper
Iron
New
1
Preferred
1034
105
1
3-4
Isle Royale Cop..25
Jerome Verde
50c
_
22 X
21 34
Mlnes.Ltd.5
4
34
25
6 r
7% preferred. .100
0% pref
100
X
,34
234
Preferred
Amer
134
3334
66
75
Aeolian-Weber
Piano A Plan..100
Preferred
.100
1434
12
Mining.10
434
Nlplssing Mines ...5
(t)
7-1 b
1134
1134
Butte.....15
Nsrtb Lake
25
North Star Mines. 10
20c.
25c.
5c.
25c.
Ohio Copper
1-16
"34
25
10c.
50c.
Old Dominion Co .26
50c.
Noranda
North
Aero
1
Mines
5
434
Pocahontas
(f) d
Electric
Appliance
(t) d
7% preferred..100
50c"
37~34c.
1
I
1
"6"
34
10
t
5c.
134
'fx
Silver King Coal'n.5
Ss Am Gold Ac Plat. I
34
"x
Shattuck Denn.
South
25
Lake
25c"
Superior A Boston 10
Teck-Hughes GM.lr
Corp
Tonopah-Belmont .1
Tonopah (Nev)
1
Tonopah Ext Mln.l
Trinity Copper
United Verde ExtCOc
Utah-Apex
Utah Copper Co.. 10
Tennessee
Utah Metal A Tun. 1
Wenden Copper
Yukon Gold
r
234
3
1
IX
Aloha Portl Cem.(t) d
25c.
35c.
434
634
90
24
3634
Amal
d
Mfra
Laundries pf
-100 d
.
—
"6"
mm
» d
Leather
wm-'m
X
634
45
Amer
a
|Aineriean
65
30
Amer Bakeries A_(t)
a
65
Am
13"
a
65
Bromf Bldg Tr (B).f
Business R E Tr (B)/
a
70
Cent Bldg Tr (B)_J
Chic R E Trus's 1000
a
25
a
850
City RET (C)..500
Congress St Associ¬
ates (Boston)
1
Copley Sq Tr (Bos) J
a
400
BldgTr(B)/
a
32
a
(Jail*
35
a
a
Preferred
——
10
25
a
East Boston Co (B).
(Bost).l
Factory Bldg Tr (B)J
fifty Associates (B).
Hotel Tr (Boston). J
Kimball Bldg Tr(B)J
Essex St Tr
10
35
20
a
a—
2500
40
a
35
a
New Orleans Land 10
(t) d
1st preferred..100
2d preferred ..100
Texas Pacific Land
Trust sub shares. 1
26 d
Preferred.
Amer
a
Fdy__ (f) d
100
Am Caramel
100
Preferred
100
Am Chain com..(t)
Preferred
.
Prer (with common
stk warrants).. 100
34
134
5
8
5
8
134
34
334
7
19
10
1934
i
OyanamidA(t)
20
12
6
1234
4
234
20
234
Dept Stores. _(t)
7%... 100
Tiling
(t > d
1
Am Express... .100
no
Am
Fork A Hoe (t) d
"34
Am Enc
—
Amer Hard Rub. 100
Empire TitleAGulOO
2834
Franklin Surety.
Purchaser also pays
Hardware..
.26 d
88.10 d
100
Preferred
A Mtge
Y)
Kentucky Title Co
Preferred
100
Lawyers' M Co -.20
Am
Am^-Hawatlan
Am Hide A Leath (t) d
Title
Home Title Ins (N
30
34
Amer
Home Prod--t d
Amer Hosiery
Amer Ice Co
.
6% non-cum
accrued dividend,
Hardware
25 d
(t) d
pflOO1
Preferred
of Am
f
Aviation Sec Corp t
Aviation 8ec of N E.
Babcock A Wil .100
Baker (J T) Ohem(t)
"2"
140
5
1334
334
1
434
26
26
V t c
*334
ig
27
14
16
12
35
oref
"34
934
<M6"
—
10
7% debenture-100
Terminal
17
100
Butler Bros——20
32
Bush
53
"34
3134
1334
Butterlck Co
Preferred
Calif Pack Corp
Calif Petrol
20
d
34
34
d
"134
34
.
d
2
21
9
13
734
Canada
Wire
"§"
8
(t)
Class B
(t)
Oanad Brewing .(t)
Canadian Bronze (t)
Preferred
100
Canadian Oar AF(t)
Preferred
25
....
"234
17
5
77
2
15
1234
Ex-righta
134
1
n
.
i
2
434
r
85
3
9
16"
39
1034
4
44
1
Canadian price,
s Sale
Minimum price established on
Nominal,
t
634
(t)ldr
Class R
I Par value S100.
'634
34
Eagle Oil. d
64
Can Fair bank pf-100 r
Can Fdys A Forg—
Class A
ft) dr
2
48
234
234
29
39
Canadian
_
53-4
dr
dr
d
dr
100
Preferred
25
x Ex-dividend.
2
234
dr
dr 1034
2
Canadian Oelanese.. d
30
7134
234
134
734
45
A
Cable A
Sons t
k Last sale.
..
Can Dry GIng Me t a
Canada SS Lines._t«r
Preferred
100 r
d
d
100
t d
.26 d
3734
434
Preferred
5
27
d
134'
7
t
Campbell
"34
7
.
134
2
Wyant A
Cannon Fdry .(t) «
Canada Cement.J00 r
1
d
.
.
38
1334
_(t)
..
com
Byers (A M) com
d
1
Butler (James) com.
Preferred
100
X
Preferred
100
Bankers Sec Corp.
Preferred
50
d Price per share, not per cent,
634
434
Bush TermOocom(t)
1034
4
Bancroft (J) A
34
2
7% cum pref._100
Burr Add Machine (t)
12
.100
.
20
(t)
Com class B
(t)
Vot tr ctfs_-(t)
Vot tr ctf
"34
100
Wks.(t)
Preferred
100
Baltimore Tube. 100
Preferred— .100
Bamberger (L) A Co
Loc
134
Burns Bros com A(t)
3134
34
Aviation Corp
Baldw
2
pref
Burden Iron
10
d
Aviation Corp (Del)
1
100
.
13
Credit
(t)
34
434
Bldgs pref
Austin. Nlch A Co t
Prior A
_(t)
..
"234'
(+)
8
52
Tack
Autosales Corp
Preferred
.
—
634
8
t
100
(t)
34.
2534
134!
o<»
i.
!.-Bunte Bros
Plywood—_(t)
Powder
Preferred
Atlas
lontreal and
Srice. t New Toronto stock and curb exchanges, (t) Without par value
stock, u Ex-cash and stock dividend. v Ex-stock dividend.
134
Slunuon«
Preferred
1st pref
1034
7
25
7A
Pine
.
30
20
18
134
(t)
& Ry Secur
Balaban A Kata—
100
Preferred
,
26 d
American shares.
234
20
-
Terminal
BucjTus-Erie Co. 10
7% cum pref
100
$234 conv. pref..5
Budd (E G) Mfg.(t)
Preferred
100
Budd Wheel
(t)
Bullard Co
Ct)
(
itch__.(t)
Rulova Watch
134
334
1
3
Associated Rayon (t)
Austrian
50
107
.
Pref(no n-vot)_100
Commercial
Class B
-.100
Atlas
100
Brunswick
22
Auburn Auto mob. 26
Vm
Title
Fidelity A D (Md) 50 d
2
\m Credit inilem.26
20
pref—
Atlas Stores
16
15
Oolortype. (t)
Amer
(Washington) —6 d
Commonwealth—
Casualty Phlla.10
2
New
TITLE GUARANTEE &
SATE DEPOSIT ST OCKS.
Chicago T A Tr. 100
130
Clty8D(Alb,NY)100 n 100
2134
100
Alcohol com v t ct d
1834
1
3
25
Amer
...100
Atlas
3434
105
20
..100
Preferred
Amer
Bond A M Guar..20
3434
preferred... t
Cigar
100
Amer Coal
Dry
26
IT
....
^referred
Buckeye
pref..
Associated
.
Brunawlck-BalkeCollender
(t>
Prefprrod
100
3
100 r
4
10
46
Prior
Am
54
Apparel
234
634
4234
Canadian
Properties
2d
Brown Shoe
34
.
pf._100
Atl Fruit A Sugar.-t a
Atl Gulf A W Ind
SP Lines stpd._(ti «
Preferred
100 d
ASlan Lobos Oil
t d
Preferred
50 a
Atlantic Refln'g..25
Atlan Steel com. 100
7% preferred. .100
64
80
.100
.
2
34
34
334
334
134
25
—
Am Chiclef
York Investors
Common
3
1
60
Am Oar A
134
a
34
Shipbldg
Atn Can—
434
434
..
.
26
.100
Associated Oil.
36
Brown Roverl El
See N Y
24;
(t) «
G'ds..t«
Assoc
"534
5
-
t d
2334
Ltd(t)
Steel 100
.100
2d pref.
100
Brockway Mot Tr(t)
7%oumconvpf1or>
Brown Co pref..100
Brown Fence A Wire
Com B
(t)
Conv A pref
(t)
1st pref
(111)
..
Industries
1st
3034
100
Preferred
100
60c.
Brit Empire
Constable.t
Osrp
1
46"
7% pref
100
4
Art Metai Constr.10
Arundel Corp
-ft)
Asbestos Corp Ltd.f dr
Associated
1
634
(T)
Brit-Amer Tobreg£l
Brit Col Pack
Preferred
34
4
7
Reg
8
.
d
10 d
iNofce
Common.
Am
5
100
7% pref
2
Armstrong Cork..
10
6% Preferred..50
Am Beet Sugar ..(t)
Preferred
100
American Book.. 100
Am Brake 8h A F
a
334
...
Brit-Am Oil Corp ft)
87
34
Arnold.
1234
134
X
26 d
7
Co of Del
100
Preferred
4
B
Bristol Brass
7
50
Artloom
100
\r«>h
a
334
434
Olass
85
Com Ol B
10
34
34
334
n
Midi
OsmOl A
24
preferred.
Second
preferred.
Bridgeport Mach. (
Briggs Mfg
Briggs A Stratton (t)
Brill Corp cl
A.
Ordinary bearer £l
__
10
34
Hotels..
Bilt
.
134
Appalachian Corp—
Common
(t)
A P W Paper
(t)
"934
Airports—(f> d
a
(t)
Preferred
t d
30"
14
10
Cap...
22
134
34
234
334
634
4234
AC_(t)
Armour A Co
100
60
Bowin
19
18
(
$6 A conv nref f+>
Anchor P A Fence (t)
Armour A
7
100
Botany Cons M. A60
7
134
1834
c_(
t c
(
Preferred
15
6
6
A Rubber, com. (t)
Preferred
25
100
Archer-Daniels
22
(Delaware)
t d
Amer Agric Ohem—
(Conn) com
(t) d
$6 cum pref
(f)
(B)./
a
■t:
6
Amer Agric Ohem—
Per share.
Wharf Co.-J
Guaranty
434
35
Preferred 7 %
50
80
Columbia
101
80
100
j
Alum Goods
a
New
Allis-Chalmers
4734
101
1st preferred.. 100 d
Amerada Corp
t d
Bos RET (Bos). 100
Devonsb
100
Mfg
(t) d
Amal Sugar com
a
Bos Stor W'h'se
47 34
6% pref
1
Albany Tr (Bost)100
Alliance Realty
t
Bedford Tr (Bos) 100
Berkeley HotelTr (B) 1
Bd of Tr Bid Tr (C)./
Bos Gr'd R T Tr (C)J
Boston
Anchor
Dye
334
First
Wringer
$6 pref v
d
Woven Hose
Boston
534
100
Anaconda W
21
Borne 8crymser__25
Boston-Herald
Traveler Corp
15
3
Am Wr Pap v t
734
4
.
5
STOCKS
LAND
A
Ohem
Amalg
4734
100
14
(Mass).100
Amer
25 d
BorgWarnerOorp 10
4
4234
100
Preferred
34
34
preferred..lOO
Borden Co
42 34
100
1
0% preferred .100
d
Aluminum Ltd.
100
'234
134
2
134
34
Aluminum Co com.t d
35
d
d
22
Fisheries..(t)
Booth
1st
33~"
t
B
Common
4
46%
9/34
Preferred
34
warr..
Corp
7% pref.
Preferred
'
334
25
Preferred
warr..
Common
REAL ESTATE TR
ft
$40
5034
434
(t) d
Brass
100
Am Wool
Allegh Steel com.(t) d
Alles A Fisher
(f) d
Allied
Bohn RefHg pref.100
Bon Ami com A__(t>
:
Amer Wind Glass
40
partlc pref
Without
X
16"
IB"
42
Am Vitrified Prod .50
34
12
6134
50
Bohn Aluminum A
50 «
Preferred
Alleghany Corp..(t) d
534 % preferred 100
with |30 warr.
— —
t
21
Type Found. 100
Am
Pack
With
1
2034
..5 "
Common B
1
634
d
.10
Biyn Shoes Inc.
t
Preferred
Alexander Ind com.l
8%
1
lO «o\ \Q0
Joseph Lead—IG
St Mary's MineralLand. ........26
62
7%..100
58
Synthetic
Am Thread pref
36
34
19
7% 1st Dref___100
cum
"334
Am Tobacco com.25
—
35
Bohack (H O) com.t
Pref
'§"
100
Preferred..:
5
...
Air-Way
Alaska
Premier Gold M
Qulncy
26
Rand Mines. Ltd
San Toy
Seneca Cop Mln
Shannon
d
Blumenthal (8)-—
inc 7% pref—100
d
Bloomingdale Bros, t
31
Am Therm Bottle A t
34
34
2
(t)
....
d
Bros Tob..25
Preferred
.100 d
Bloch
34
Asbestos
"434
'434
X 6
24
t
Am Sum Tob
334
20
d
preferred.-.10
2d
34
534
5
m
98
Refg—i()o
American
——
d
m mm
16
d
—50
95
American Stovs.100
"234
34
(t) d
Air Reduction
34
ttX
..1
Psnd Creek—
St
3
(f)
Preferred
1934
t
American Stores
mm'-
mm
—
534
334
1
35
100
Preferred
66
1734
2234
P'drles.(t)
3
Warrants
Park-Utah—
Preferred
Am Steel
Preferred
Preferred
100
Affiliated Prod— (t) d
r Investors com (t) &
6
2
7
62
32
Am Solv A Ghem._t
Am Sugar
Rubber
Preferred.
434
1034
26
(t) d
d
Class A
Aetna
Mines A
com20
1034
134
22
2
4
25 d
(t)
Blaw-Knox Co—(t)
Bliss (E W) Co.— t
2
14
34
534
.25
100
Preferred
25"
6
8
32
d
_(t)
Preferred
Blauner's
16
12
second pf-100
Am Snuff
Supply Mfg
Class B
..10
Ontario Silver Mln.t
Consol
(ft
13
100
N Y & Honduras
14
Ship bldg.. (t)
0%
18"
d
'
35
34
AmSmelt A Refg. (t)
Preferred...
.100
17
4%
3034
(t)
12
Amer Ship A Oora(t)
(t)
(t)
Black A Decker.
25
12
10
434
2934
534
734
28
d
1
X
334
334
Industrial
334
90
Amer Seating v t c. t
85
7% pf w w
100
Addressograph iVXUlMulp—(t)
tlgraph Corp..
Advanue-Rumely (T)
sly
Aeolian Co pref
r..ioo
1
Rosario
12
834
IX
32 X
1634
Adam* Mills
100
pref.. 100
Amer Repub Corp. t
Am Rolling Mill.. 26
0% pref ser B.100
Am Safety Raaor (t)
American Screw. 10
5% preferred—100
"l34
d
$234 cum pref.
»—25 d
Billings A Spen
Btrtman Elec Co..5 d
d
Preferred
334
65
cum
75
Adams Express.,
New Dominion A..1
New Qulncy
New River Os
....
25
"34
?% cum pref..100
334
preferred—100
} %
Acme Steel
31
Bickfords com..
50 d
A
10
----
83
2934
334
(t>
d
Bethlehem Steel, (t)
50
Radiator
Abraham A Straus.t
12
10
-
1
X
mm
mm mm
25 d
d
Amer Pneu Serv
97
90
Abitlbi Pow A Pap. j
-■
•Astberioajuoarn(t)
Nevada Cons Oop(t)
New Cornelia Cop.fi
Enterprise
50c.
Loan pref
Best A Co I no
Stand Sanlt-.(t)
Dairies pref 2d .101
2
1 34
Moss Gold M
Patlno
Beneficial
1st preferred
Preferred
13
1234
25
Mln
18
Amer
A bbottsi Alderney
Mclntyre Porcupines
Copper
6
Mining Corp of
OJlbway
15
14X
New class A.....
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS
----
Miami
mum
10
7%
Mayflower OldOol 26
New
13
134
234
Amer Piano—
65"
Mason Val Mlnes..5
Canada
8
234
USFidelAGu(Md) 10
17
70
34
134
2
V:
5
3634
1634
Beech-Nut Pack. .20 d
Beldlng Hem'way(t) d
Belgo-Oan Pap pflOO
d
Bellanca Aircraft.(t)
d
Bendlx Aviation, (t)
Wash Cons Tit pf.60
- -
30
434
Magma Copper Co. t
Msbawk
26
4
36
7% preferred .100
934
6% preferred.. 100
American Meter
t d
Amer News
10 d
""
2434
of New York
3234
\
334 >,>. 4
d
Vot trust ctfs— (t) d'
Amer Metal Co..
t d
Union GuarAMtglOO
La Salle Copper..25
Mass Cons
Amer Mach A Fdy.f d
Am Mach A Met (t) d
31
834
134
434
d
25
Bayuk Cigars
t
d
7% 1st pref—100
Beatrice Cream. .50 d
1034
434
4
100"
145"
Md ,5ft d
A Trust
20
Inv
Guar
10
..20 d
Locomotive, t
Preferred
100
Title Gu TriStL) 100
-- --
Lake Sh Mines Ltd 1 f
La Rose
Laundry
Machinery
15
14
Preferred
Barnsdall Corp
Class A voting
Amer
10%
t
100
Barnet Leather
Amer
TitleAMtge.
Title A
Title
534
Kennecott Copper
Kerr Lake..
Lake Copper
25
5
234
2
_(t)
100
634% pref
234
34
134
d
100
—
RET Ins(Wash) 100
State Title Mtge
Per share.
Barker Bros
27
234
Oorp.(t)
Preferred
Amsterdam
Suffolk
60c7
25
Keweenaw.
454
Northeast Surety—
----
1034
85
334
Foamlte
Casualty (Bait) 10 d
134
20
Cap Copper. 10
Island Creek Ooal.l
234
2
Am Intern Corp. .(t)
Amer-La France
Nat Title Guar
50
Inspiration Cons
2
20
d
Amer I G Ohem A.,
Mtge. A Title. 100
Maryland Gas Co.25 d
Mtge Bond A Title
com
(t)
Nat Surety Co
50
Bio.
Par
Per share.
Lawyers Westchester
25
4
Stooka.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Per share.
Per shore
Helvetia Copper -25
Holllnger Mines
6 r
Stooks
Ask.
Bid.
Par
87
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
&
INDUSTRIAL
r
88
INDUSTRIAL
Stocks.
Par
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
%
Carnation Co.... (t) d
7% pref
100
Case
(J
I) CStpd ctf_.
100
Preferred..... 100
Case Lockwood A
Bralnard
15
Common
Preferred
Cons Ice
50c
referred
Cons Laundries
17Vs
•
400
" 4%
4%
warrants —100
2
n
1
100
-.-100
Ya
3%
i
com
rjjj
Agulrre
Associate 6
—(t)
2
4
25c
Central Airport „(t)
CentralCAO. .100
Preferred
100
83*
35 c
50c
2
Centrifugal Pipe—
Century Bib Mills.
23*
23*
70%
100
5
80
Cert'n-Teed Prod., t
7% preferred.. 100
Cessna Aircraft com. Id
Champion Coaitu
Paper
100
Preferred
10( k
Special pref... 100
Chapman Valve. 100
mi
__
T"
80
~2%
53
55
2
10
Ohlckasba Cot O_10|d
6
Chic June Bys St
On St Yd stpd. 100
130
77
82
1
2
4
Preferred
25
Ohlc W llm St Frank
100
100
OhJc Yellow Cab_.t
Chllds Co com
t
8
Preferred
100
OorlstleBrownACo.
AOo.t
11
56
50
80
15%
%
X
d
®jfcy & Sub
Clark
d
3
Oleude Neon Lt
Olev A Buff
3*
Oleve Tractor
(t) d
Oleve Cliffs Iron-
Preferred
(+) d
£ eve!Id QuarrleslOO
SKsroM
Preferred
d
100
Oloett, Peabody.. t
Preferred
loo
Coca-Cola Co
t
_
Class A.
"ft)
Coca Cola
Internl(t)
Colgate-PalmollvePeet
i||
IIII
2
5
25
10
30
90
893*
44%
175
13
94
89%
45%
(I)
135*
14%
80
A1fenian (f)
f
23*
»%)....106
Collins Co
.100
3%
63
15
25
2°Jon]b,j» Syndicate-
Colonial Beacon Oil
Color Pictures
Colo Fuel &
Iron.
II"
t
%
33*
.
Preferred
106
10ft
Colt's Patent
Fire
Arms
Mfg
Columbia Bak
1st
16
%
4%
30
8
Ctfsdep...!
t
com
v t c
t
Oarbonvtcft)
Commercial Credit
t
7% cum 1st
pf__25
8% We'd B
25
03*%
cum pref
100,
6% conv cl A
50 d
Commercial
Credit (N O) pf_25
Comm 1 Invest
Tr t
7% 1st pref... 100
fppy Pref opt ser
t
6 h% 1st
pref with
warrants
J 00
4
15
13
47
48
133*
14
113*
89
90
3*
3%
X
fl
1
100
98
t
3
1
2
lo6i
45
6
X85&dWw-10°
ft, preferred
100
Film
Indus..f
12 cum part pf
+
:tM
Cons Coal
ofStL. 100
60
_
'ix
3
1%
3%
Ex^ca^h'smd^tock* <Fl^dend
curb
exchangrs
%
21
7%
A 5/0
^t/8
d
"4""
X
13
14
d
45
47
IX
X
IX
1
IX
d
1-16
d
d
eo'x
75""
d
54%
d
2%
67
4
76
4
1%
+ Without par value.
3X
3
43^
6%
%
33
90
1
"X
45
(Bait)
IIX
dr
6
dr
7%
d
22
X
_
16"
2
10
wm
mm
30
mm
com
A—(
B
4%
5%
5%
52
~7
30
36
2
8
12
83
11M
48^
37%
X
6*
1%
78
2%
3X
X
8
80
4
Ford Co Ltd—
Guar Tr rets
Ford Motor FranceFoster Wheeler
d
(t
J7 conv
d
2%
2%
3%
3%
"IX
"2
Fox Film cl A...
t
Fox Theatres A
comt d
T%
1%
Franklin (H H)
Mfg+ d
"I"
"2"
1%
13 X
m
1
pref—.(t
(f)
i
Driver Harris Co
100|d
Preferred
Drug, Inc
100
45
—(t).-
23
2
"I"'
6
Freeport Tex Co
Fuel Oil Motors
Fuller (G A) Co—
+ d
Partlc pref-.-.(t)
preferred
1
Gabriel
Go^clA
t
s!'A
23 X
30
Gen Am Tank Car.t
Gen Asph com....
1%
Gen Aviation 1st
pf_
Gen Baking (new)
79X
6X
98
3
.100
Gamewell Co...
Preferred
(t)
Gardner Denver c(t)
Preferred.
100
Gardner Motors..25
10%
2X
8
Franklin
RySup.(t) d 10
Eraser Cos com
1 dr 25C.
2d
100
Atl
(f)
"33*
%
33*
22
X
4
223*
6%
143*
3*
—100 '1
A
13*
13*
Grant (W T) \ ..(t> d
Graton & Itni :ht__t d
7
145*
13*
9
4
inn
,.100
P
J
Tea,
(t)d
oom__
t d
co
.100
Gt Lakes Tow
Preferred
105
100
100
11034
Gt Nor Ore Prop
(t), d
d
Great Nor Pap
25k
Great West 8ug_(t d
J
15
3%
50
10i
Grlg8by-Gruoow..(t)
X
(f) d
Preferred
100
Guantanamo Sug-.t
Preferred
100
Gulf Oil Corp
25 d
Gulf States 8t'l_.
(t) d
1st preferred..100
Hahn Dept
d
Sts..(t)
5X% conv pf_100
Hale A Kllburn. 100
Preferred
100
Hall (W 8)
173*
33*
60
14
d
Gruen Watch
7
18
X
%
—
"X
"%
25%
26
3
3
6
4
20
X
7
1
7X
_
"l%
'"23*
10 d
Hamil-Br Shoe.. .25 d
53*
6
2%
3
2%
Printing vtc
Hammermill
6%
57
Foundation Co
t d
Foundation Co(Can) dr
dr
I
Grand Union Oo.(t) d
S3 pref
(t) d
Granite City Steel (t) d
Non vot
63
i
t d
Preferred
11%
"l3i
com.(t) d
6X% conv pf.100
Grand(F A W) Silver
crura
Hanna
Fostorla Glass—10
Preferred...
58
25c Store
5%
90
IX
12X
7%Pf(wlthwar)100
Without war 100
Gonld Coupler A— t d
Graham-Paige Mot t d
Grand (F A W) 5-10-
d
10
5
10
pref.. 100
(M
cum
A)
72
1st
.pref
(t)
33
Happiness Candy
Stores class A
t
Harbauer Co
(t)
Harb-Walk Ref—
Common
f
Preferred
100
Hartman Corp cl A* t
Class
B
X
u
__t
Hart, Schaffner A
Marx
75c".
100
HaskellteMfg
com..
New pref
10%
d
Hathaway Bak A(t)
4
Ol&ssBvot tr Ctf(T)
Preferred..... (f)
Com A
Sugar
25
11
2%
Hawaiian
11
awaiianPineap'le20
Hayes Body
10
75
15
80
"
10%
5%
il"
10%
lix
6
t
Havtlan Corp of Am
1
Preferred
f
Hazel-Atlas Glass.25
8X
...
73*
30
Paper
common
95
30
113*
vot
11
Silk—
16 pref....... 100
Ford Mot of Can
100
Class A
t d
Class B
-t d
98X
29"
—
Gotham
Hamilton Watch, (t)
"4
50
9%
10
"7"
Gorham Mfg com(t) d
.
90
.
80
" 63*
f
Grnfld Tap A Die.
Preferred
10..
I
X
%
Follansbee Bros.(t)
Food Mach'y
(+)
Preferred
73
com A.t d
S3 pref with war.f d
Preferred
16
1st preferred-.100
1st pref conv pflOO
Florsheim Shoe comt
6% pref
-.100
JP*
22
pref...
Preferred
4%
5%
0%
7
30X
__
18
9%
A
com., (t)
Gorham Inc
1
803*
8% pref
—.10
Klshroan (M H)
Preferred
100
Flsk Rubber
com._t
2
6X
.10
Goodyear T A R
Canada pref.. 100
IX
12 %
d
IX
8X
Tire
Rubber
Gt
6
j^ d
3
$7 1st pref
(f)
Goodyear T A R 01
18
IX
%
11^
.
Preferred
Gray A Dudle
Preferred.
am
46 X
"%
IX
4%
4
a
6X
Stores
19
10
6
—
inn
19%
%
0%lstDref
_100
First Nat
Stores_.(t)
First pref
100
IX
3%
4X
3%
3
2
d
8
100
Hosiery (voting) _t d
SlVr"
Firestone T & Rub
r
Dry-Ice Holding
d
Dunhill Internet, (t)
Duplan Silk
__t
X
IX
100
48
2X
H
7
35
75
10
r
Dominion Stores, (t)
Donnacona Paper (t)
Douglas Aircrf
(t)
Douglas Shoe pf.100
40
10
t d
12^
48%
60
5X
d
Common
4
r
Dom St Corp pf.100
Dominion Steel
A Coal B
10%
13
8
X
,
4
d
d
16:
36
Goodyear
100
1
t d
Fay A Egan com. 100
Preferred
100
Federal Aviation
d
4%
r
Preferred
Glen Alden Coal
Glldden Co.
1023^
X
10
Faultless Rubb
Jene's Sons
(t)
6K%cum pref 100
Finance Co of Amer
7X
12%
21X
r
90
.100
.
Gillette Saf Rax.
ft)
$5 pref.
(t)
Gimbel Bros
t
California
8 % non-vot pf.100
Fiat Am 4ep rets
5th Ave Bus Sec.
6X
12%
20X
Diamond Match.(t) d
Preferred
25 d
Diamond Shoe com t d
6X% pref (with
warrants) __100
Dictaphone com.(t)
Preferred
100
DiUlorgio Fr'tunits.
Dixon (J) Oruc_-100
Doehler Die-Cast (t) d
Preferred
50 d
Preferred
_(t) d
Dominion Bdge.100 r
r»ref
28"
2%
d
75
cum
23"
t d
IX
60
Drug.
Preferred
10C
Eureka Pipe L..100 d
"
Baynolds
Preferred
14
X
|d
Preferred
1
Detroit Aircraft, (t) d
Det A Clev JNav__60
25
973*
13 X
d
1
Denv U n Stk Y ds_ (T) d
Preferred
100
Derby O & Ref com t d
....
24
.100 d
Falrchlld Avia A.,
Cajardo Sugar
100
Famous
Players
CanOorp com-.(t)
Voting tr ctfs
Fanny Farmer Candy
Shops pref.
t
Fashion Park Asao.t
7% cum pref.. 100
2
8X
$6 cum conv pfd.
Goodrich (B F)
...
....
d
Preferred
83*
77
4
.
....
d
£
3%
100
Dresser (S B) A
Class B-.......
Emp Oapw Oorp.(t)
d
7% prior pref
Globe-Wernicke 100
Preferred
100
Gobel (Adolf) Oo__t
GoldmanSachsTrad'
Gold Dust Corp vtc
....
(t) d
d
t
com
preferred-.100
Emers Brant cl A_(t) d
Class B
it) d
Emerson's Bromo
d
Seltzer class A
Class B
"23*
d
a
2d
Ctfsof dep..100
Fairbanks Morse. _t d
2%
18%
4%
7% preferred—20 d
De Forest Phonoflina
Dow Chem
Ely Walker D G..25
1st preferred-.100
Preferred...... 100
Fairbanks Co
25 d
Ctfs of deposit. d
1
St Ref 7% pf—100 d
Deere & Co com-_(t) d
&
50
.
Amer shares
Decker (A) & Cohn
Common A__
Preferred A
Preferred
6 d
Exch Buff Corp
t
Fair (The) Chic.—t d
3%
_(t) d
Debenhams Sec—
1%
4X
X
X
Evans Prod
X
Dayton Airpl Eng(t) d
Rty
u
5
15%
d
A
15
4
lEvans ( Sm) Dairy
7% preferred
d
D H HolmesK td.10
Davega Sts Corp..5
Davison Chem
t
Dow
T"
20
19
§H%pf ex-warl 00
7
.
d
1
m
5
40
73*
100
t
f
3%
t
Gen Theat Eq v t c. t
Conv pref vtc. (t)
Gen Tire Sc Tub..26
0% cum pf A..100
Gibson Art
t
Gilchrist Co
70
%
t
Eureka Vac Gl^an
d
a
com
Dom I & S pref-. 100
Domln Rubb pf.100
12
62
8
100
4
ftuc£,8#!I0orP- <nk
Cons
IX
d
d
61
30
9
$0 preferred
9
Aufco-Hte (f)
Preferred
Id
1
Dominion Glass. 100
Preferred
100
96
73*
t
143*
43*
95
58
4
.
Preferred
1
*
83*
56 preferred
(t) d
Gen'l Stk Yd com
d
,
EquR Office Bldg(t) d
X
Dom Coal pref. .100 r
Oongoleum-Nairn
Pub~"(t)
41
5
4 3*
133*
43*
12 3*
12 3*
War
extJanl5'33i
Osinm Solvents.
t d
Oande Nast
Congress Cigar.
Consol Aircraft
Consol Oar Heat.
35
Inc 1st pref—100
Amer shares..
Columbia Pic
24
Dominican
v t c„
dI
Preferred
100
Electric Boat.
<♦)
Elec Cont & Mfg. +
Kiec & Musical—
64%
d
tld
...
General Refrac
Gen 8teel Cast com
X
3%
2%
EodIcott-Johnson-50
Class A (non-vot)t d
com
"~2
Graphoph
Common
Oolum
9X
20X
17%
-~t d
Warrants
Cushman's Sons—t
7% cum pref_.(t)
$8 cum pref
1
Cutler Hammer .(t)
Devoe
25 d
preferred.
2d pref
Columbia
3
7%
Deep Rock Oil
65
ifi
"VA
Cuban-Am Sag —10 d
Preferred
100
Conv
72
2
25
98
100
com
5
50
833*
3%
4%
13*
d
30
8%
64%
Ink-(t)
Preferred
%
29K
80
$6pf with warr.(T)
Gen By Signal com t d
55
Oorp.-t
2
20
CurtlssWrlghtc 'orp t d
k
Tr..166
17
'
Preferred
101
Crown Cork Int A (t
Crown O'k St Seal (t)
4
20~~
T|
Gen'l Print
d
Econ Groc Stores. 11»
Elgi^Watchlllafi
Slk H Coal
2%
Sugar
3ys
Indus Am shs.
Elec Stor Batt
19*
Curtis-Beld
d
Homes..
Eq Co com_(t)
~VX
1%
2%
100
Cudahy Pack..
50
Oumberl Pipe L rets
CurtissAerop Expt t
Curtisa Fly'g Serv (t)
Curtis Pub com., (ti
17 preferred .-(t)
15 3*
53 h
d
'Tx
_
16
——
3*
2X
17 %
Cuban
(Cleveland). _(t)
63* % cum pf—100
ty Investing.. 100
llf*
1%
1
Cuban Tob
Eaton Mfg Co.
10%
2%
pref. .100
Motors. .10
Advertising A
39%
110
Elsemann Magneto, d
15
10
ini
"8X
cum
Com vtc..
.
preferred
100
Eltlngon Schild ._(t)
1st pref. 100
101
,
6%
Genera*! Outdoor-^
100
__
20
t d
.100
General
f\d 39lZ
Kodak
Preferred
4
Fireprooflng.
d
4
27"
Cuban Cane Prod (t)
~5X
5
Yds. (t) d
City Ice St Fuel
„
2
~lVs
Wareb__10U
Oln Dn Stk
O
x
6
Chrysler Oorp.ft)
UlnTob
10 3*
i
"5
Lines.
X
100
Preferred
Gen Foods Corp.(t) d
Gen Laund Mach.. t
General Mills
{ d
%
<Sf°? Br011 81*- 100 d
(t)
Preferred
Cream of Wheat—t
Preferred
Cuba Uo_.
20
7."
1%
%
(t)
Crown-W 111am Paper
1st preferred
t|d
2nd pref
Orown-Zellerbacb
Yot tr ctfs
(t) d
Pref A
(t) d
Pref B
(t) d
Crucible Steel...100
Preferred
100
Cuba Cane Sugar. _t d
8
Gen
I~~~ w
"~}d
Prior pref
1
-
4
25
.
rn
Ask*
Per share.
90
95
Gen Cigar common t d
Preferred
100 d
General Electric, (t) cl
Special 6% stk. 10 d
16
■
4H
Preferred
...
Preferred
19X
(t
Jrosley Radio—(f
Crosse ABlackwell (t
Crowell Publish'g (t
....
....
3
H
31%
19V8
3%
100
Crock-Wheeler
70
9
7% pref..
d
5 w
_
ii^S pref..^pref..
Non par tic - - -100
Creole Petrol
Crex Carpet
90
Preferred.
Preferred
100
10U
Ublc Pueu Tool
OOl
(f)
S3 3* conv
pref-.j
Ohlc By Kqu.„
ilp...25
2%
Preferred..
10
Corn Prod Befg._25
JYeferred
100
Oosden Oil
t
Preferred
100
com
X
,
East Roll Mill..
Eastern 8S
X
30X
Continental Mot-.t
...
125
70
a
Preferred
100
Chase B&Cop pf 100
Checker Cab Mfg (t) d
Chesebr'gh Mfg. .25 d
Chestnut St Smith
Coal com
X
(vot)..(T.
Preferred
83%
3-16
_ioo
Eastern Equities
K
Pf(8%)(non-v) 100
Continental Can ..t
Oont DIam'd Flbre.t
Crane Co
com war.
Bid,
Par.
Gen Bak Co pref
t d
Gen'l Broriz
f d
General Cable.—(t) d
Class A
(t)
26
83
Kf A0?--,—-25 d
Eagle-I Icher Lead 20 d
X
Stocks.
25JHj
^f^am Hosiery.60 d
,rre2
100
%
t
Oosg-Meeb Coal.
Ooty Inc..
IX
93*
IX
20
(f
Ask.
Per\share.
(Can.) d
Eastern Mfg_
Cont Wd Screw com 10
8
Bid.
Dm-ham Duplex ltaz
Prior pref with cl
B
.3*
Oont'l Oil
(Del)__(t)
Oont'l Oil (Me) vtc
Oont'l Shares (vot) t
2
17
10
Durant Mot.
1
%
6% prior pref. 100
7% 1st pref
100
Warrants
Container Corp A.20
Class B
1%
Preferred
89
Cunt Rkg A (vot) (t
1st preferred
5%
4%
ioH
^referred...
100
Consumers Co com 6
Class B
Oelotex Co com _(t
Vot trust ctr—(f
pref
5%
8% preferred-.100
OelaneseCorp —(t
$7
Durant Motors,
(t)
Consul Retail Sts__t
x% of with war 100
Consol Textile
1
Cons Coal of Md_ 100
18
95
63*% pref with
Central
50
,0^
;
Par.
DuPont (E I) de Nl
A Co com
20
Deben stock.. 100
(PlttsD)_60
75c"
:
Stocks.
60
...
Consol Oil Oorp-.(t)
''
Ask.
sharp.
100
75c"
(t) d
7% pref..
Celluloid Co
Per
Consol Dry Goods, t d
33
Caterpillar Tract, (t) d
Oavanagh-DobbsInc
Bid.
Per
194
85
Co. .100
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Par.
Per share.
Canadian Gen El 100
Preferred
-.50 dr 52%
Can Indus Alcb. (t) d
50c
Class B
(t) dr 30c
Can Locomotive. 100
Preferred
100 r
Can Power & Paper
r
Oarlb Syndicate..2f. d
&
Stocks.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
25
d
ft*
Preferred
100
Herr-H all-Mar v
d
75
16
22
49
60
65
_
Hey wood-Wake¬
field
Oo_
100
-
.
HlbernJaSecur pf 100
Hoe (R) A Oo cl A_t
Hollander (A)AcSon(t)
Holland Furnace. t
Holly Bug Co
t
_
Preferred
d
d
d
d
Horn&Hard't(NY) t
Preferred
100
Houdallle-Hershey
.
Class
B
f
Household Fin pf.60
i
Houston Oil (Tex) 26
d
Howe Scale com
d
Preferred
100
Hudson Mot Oar__t d
J
Humble OH A R..25
Hupp Motor
10
Hutch Bug PItn_.26
d
d
d
Huylers Ine
t d
7% preferred.iOO
Preferred
100
15
d
d
26
Laclede Steel
18
634
6 34
Ltd (t) d
Registered shares, d
Imperial fobacco
of Canada com__5 dr
Lakey Fdy Ac
Lambert Co
Imperial Tobacco
d
2
Indepen
Brew'g
60 d
Preferred
60 d
Indep Pneum Tool.1 d
1334
J*
100
100
Industrial Rayon (t)
IngersoU-Rand ..(t)
Preferred
Inland Steel
Intercont
2034
934
luu
12
(f)
Rub
34
Int Cigar Mach__
Int Combust Eng.
i
Pref ctfs of dep.
Preferred
Int
10C
com.uu
Harvester
60
f"
15 34
Preferred
Internet!
]
Match-
77 >a
7% cum pref..100
InterPaper7 % pf 100
Int Pap A Pow A (t*
Class B
(fi
Preferred..
24
1 34
Int Ptg Ink com
Preferred (with
100
Internet Shoe
Lord
t
32
t
Preferred
2d
Preferred.
100
IntTextBook newlOO
Interstate Dept Sts.f
warr
100
Intertype Corp
t
Irving Air Chute, (t)
Isotta
FraschinI—
3254
10
d
6
1034
TVs
d
7
4
45
62
55
234
t
(t)
37
42
2
234
y
10
14
60
90
234
14
11/4
5h
Preferred-
65"
70"
68
100
70
Karl-Keen Mfg
Karstadt
(Rudolph)
Inc Amer shares.
d
34
H
Kaufman Dep St
Com
12.f
d
234
334
Kaufman (C A).100
aayser (Jul) a Co.l d
Keith-Albee Orph(t) d
7% preferred.. 10C
Keith (Geo ffi) Oo—
1st preferred..100
34
20
a
d
d
preferred
25 d
Maple Leaf Mill, (t) dr
Preferred
100 r
2d
6
30
"534
Pref class B
dr
MaracaiboOll Expl t d
40
"534
934
40
.
.
40
1 d
d
J
d
d
(t
«
8% cum pref..100
d
Murray Corp
(t)
Mfg.t
Bro(t)
Nat Acme Oo
2d
.
.
.
.
.
10
34
Ohio Oil
Purchaser also pays accrued div.
100
50
6
9
13
65
75
50
60
10
8
334
334
Okonite pref
2634
734
8
mm
mm
24
26
34
34
1234
234
34
*34
8
234
34
65
""34
6% pr pf w warr.T d
$3 conv partio—t d
234
-
4
Oppenheim Collins. t d
Circuit—1 d
preferred—100 d
"334
Orpheum
8%
Elevator— (t) d
100 d
Otis
Preferred.
1 d
Otis Steel
Prior
d
20
Outlet Oo com—(t)
11
100
Owens-Ills Glass .25 d
Oxford Paper pfd 6%
Pacific Coast Co. 100
'234
234
1st
2d
434
14*34
d
10
d
8
834
d
134
2
d
"2 34
10
134
38
32
i°2
1734
16
"234
34
234
4
preferred..100
preferred..100
Portl Cement..
Preferred
Pac
Pacific West Oil. (t)
26
35
2734
.(t)
Am Petrol Ac
2734
mm
-mm.
IIII
234
.
.
—
5
2
3034
30g
33
33_
334
d
Paramount-Publlx
Corp
(t)
Parke, Davis Oo—t
Parker
preferred-.100
pref.lOO
d
Panhandle P Ac R..t
Preferred
100
Paraffine Cos
mm
d
4
40
Transp com
50
Com Class B.—50
110
100
2
Pan
"34
d
334
Pan Amer Indus
3
~5~~
98
"3"" Pairpoint Oorp ..100
1
~9~~
9
Packard Motor.—10
d
10
90
Preferred.
90"
234
5534
334
pref (vot) .100
12
■
34
4
—
"334
354
10
-
19
Olympia Thea pref—
234
Omnibus Oorp v t c.t d
55
Preferred A
100
Ontario Steel Prod (t) dr
Preferred
100
'
,
634
68
Equip, t d
Oliver Farm
20
60
3634
65
100
100
134
134
13 34
12
Wylie Mffl—
Preferred
Inc.t
30"
35"
Park Ac Tllford
76
82
Parmelee
734
1534
34
Pathe Exch Inci-(t)
34
34
34
634
1534
34
Pref class A—(t)
134
134
1434
334
15
4
mm mm
9
mm mm
d
~
25
Peerless Cement—t d
7% pref
100
Peerless Mot Car.60 d
Pender(D)Groc'y A d
Peck. Stow Ac Wile
Class
2
Trans- (t)
B__
3A
l
'134
d
Warrants
Fire-Proofing 50 d IIII
60 d
834
(t) d
58
National Lead..100
100
7% pref A
100
82
6% Dr*»f B
.100
Nat
Preferred
534
34
534
1
Nat Fuel Gas
7
934
60
10034
85
d Price per share, not percent, k Last sale, n Nominal, r Canadian price, s Sale price, t
andstock dividend, v Ex-stock dividend, w Ex-100% stock dividend, t Ex-dividend, v Ex-rights, z Minimum price established on
Stock and Curb Exchanges,
t Without par value.
a
185
...
6
com.(t) d
Preferred $7—(t) d
Nat Cash Reg A.(t) d
Nat Dairy Prod...t d
Nat Dept Stores.._t d
1st preferred..100
Nat Dlst Prod —(t) d
Nat Enam JfcStpg.(t) d
Nat Family Sts lnc(t) Cl
Cum pf $2 w w.25 d
.
...
16"
1334
d
pref—(t)
Nat Carbon
...
35
100
(t) d
Preferred
Motors—.(t)
10
Nat Air Transport..
18
(t)
1134 Nat Aviation
National Baking.(t)
Preferred
100
23*
Nat
Bellas-Hess.(t)
Preferred..—100
Nat Biscuit
10
Preferred
100
934
-t
34 Nat Breweries
Preferred.—.100
134
Nat Candy
(t)
13
1st preferred ..100
Marine
Midland—10
Marlin- Rockwell
Corp v t c
t
M armon M otor C
t
d
Products—t d
Nat Casket
2234
1
preferred...—
2nd preferred
Ohio Seamleso Tubet d
Preferred
Nash
25*
15'
1st
^
30
Machinery..100
Moto Meter G Ac E_td
Myers (FE) Ac
434
115
d
_
d
A
Murray Ohio
13
434
Jordan Motor Car.t
KOStk Yds Me. 100
r--"
234
1
4
Units
8
(t)
24
r
Manning Bowman
Ac Oo class A...(t)
Class B
_-.(t>
Mfrs Finance. Bait—
Com v t c
25
Preferred
25
■
5
90"~
Ohio Leather
'd
$7 codv
.
Ogilvie F1 Mills—(t) d
Preferred
100 r
Ohio Brass pref.. 100
Claso B
t d
1
5
d
Ward
A
Mulllns Mfg
88
3hirt_25
Manischewitz (B) (f)
Preferred
100
36
d
Municipal Service(t)
Munsingwear lnc.-T
Murphy (G O) Co
common
(t) d
9
334
10
.100
Rubber
Preferred.
15
34
234
85
85
8
12
Mount'n & Gulf Oil 1
Mountain Prod—10
85
834
Malllson (H R)
134
Mot Wheel Corp.
50
134
84"
'
Go common
Motor
534
175
12
26
Eng com.(t)
N'West Yeast
100
NorwalkTlre Ac
103
50
preferred..100
preferred. .100
Manhattan
.60
d
10(
Preferred
234
Northern Pipe Line
New
135"
90
Johnson Tin Foil
A Metal
100
Jones Ac Laughlln
«»«»«»
1834
134
d
shares
Amer
North Ac Judd_.
d
$6.60 cum pref..1
Mo Portl Cement.21
734
34
1734.
10134
1
3534
d
Morrell(John) A Col
Morris (Phil. )AcOo 1(
234
137
Nye Incinerator
Implem..'
Montgomery
-,534
a;
No Amer Aviation.. d
45
15
A
Morse Twist Drill
Mandel Bros lno_(t)
'
'd
Mohawk
Rubb..(t
Preferred.
-10(
1354
_
35
d
S
Ac
(I)
Voehringer com(t
234
(t)
Stboat.100
N'west
Class
Dry Dks &
Shipbldg pref.lOO
Steel 7% pref. 100
7
11
54
734
34
id
common
Class
Ys
100
17
1034
Vlock Judson Ac
7
1334
"234
Preferred
14
North German Lloyd
Monsanto Oh Wks."
(t)
Johnson
3
30
(t)
FUe_.
15
Power
-.100
Mad 8q Gar v t c
2
Minneap-Mollne
'
1
Preferred
100
Manatl Sugar—100
Preferred
100
1034
434
234
34
3
Nor Ac W
mm
434
Mlnneap-Honey well
Regulator
.(t
d
22~~
16""
33
16
134
mm
30~~
15
10
Y
NUes-Bem't-P'd
mm
"234
10
Transports. 10
Y Transit
Nicholson
mm
934
134
pref......100
7%
N
d
Drug
15
Macy(R H)Oo Inc.t
Maddux Air L units.
934
4
d
MacMarrStrs pr 100
15*34
1
121*
d
Mid vale Oo.
35
d
(f) d
1534
Miller Wholesale
100
d
Inc_(t) d
Pet
Midland Steel
Miles Det Theatr
90
preferred ..100
preferred- .100
Ac Taylor—100
d
31
34
Warrants
Jnhns-Manv
Mtd-Oont
"ib
Mack Trucks Inc (T)
Jessup & Moore Pap.
75
8
First
d
Sugi
834
-
Wiles Bis—25
Preferred
3
Amer dep rets
First pref..
Jewel Tea
d
d
Mlchlgan
Miller
Macfadden Pub—(t)
Preferred
(t)
Warrants
4
Lib-10 d
$634 cum convpf t
Mac And Ac Forbes (f)
Preferred
100
Pf without w_ 100
4
15
Y Dock
Preferred
1
1034
35
100
100
Merchancom(t)
pref 7 % . 100
Shipbuilding—
Founder Shares (t)
N
N Y
40"
50
26
100
Louisiana Oil Ref (t)
834% pref
100
Ludlow Mfg Assn (t)
Ludlum Steel
1
100
Pref with
34
B
d
"334
5
100
100
pref
Second pref
y-2
8
Lorlllard (P)
Preferred
100
Inter Silver
1st
1034
3534
Y Investors
First
1434
2
Vj
1 d
t d
Inc(t) d
Land
\rlsona
N
N Y
&
30 34
654
1st
New Mexico At
d
3
d
d
34
N Y Air Brake
Stores com A.... t
50
1034
2d
N J
d
1
d
d
Loose
12
35
20
'18
26
Worsted pref...
N J Zinc
554
6ya
49
26*
100
634% pref
Metropol 6 to 60c
231
34
96
New Hav 01 com.26
28
3 34
34
■^34
Products pf—100
51
26
6
3
liquid Carbonic—i d
Lit Brothers
10 d
Lockheed Aircraft— d
Locomotive Firebox t d
i.oew's Inc
1 d
t
war)
Internet Salt
com
20
46
Met Chain Stores!t)
234
234
d
Departure
Mfg pref
100
New Engl Grain
N
d
d
2
2
New
Metrop Dairy Prod.
1
14
73
134
100
Preferred
:,v. X;..;./; •:
12
10
com..
age
/:
65
New Bradford Oil..5
12
Pref without warr.
(t)
60
42
Lerner Stores
Long Bell Lum A
100
Int Petrol
20
50
1
35
25
Bedford
New
8
134
t
Cord¬
Newton Steel
...
Preferred
—
rxjft Inc
134
l6~~
pref. 100
d
Merg Linocype.. (t)
Merrimac Hat Co—
Mesabi Iron
20
Indust—1
Newport
24
\lerck Corp
Common
Leh Portl Cement
1st pref
(ti
Class O
34
21
$334 cum pref
with purch war'd
Pf without warr(t) d
Warrants
d
Lioew's Boston Th 25 d
Loew's Ohio Theatre
Partic pref
36 d
Int Merch Mar., (t) d
Int Nickel (Canada) f
134
1.434
1834
"734
Co
J)
40
mm
434
1334
334
d
(t)
7%-100
Preferred
55
t
5
—-
(J
Common.
10
834
45
Common
8
—
Int Educational-
Newberry
mm'
mm
14 34
17
Neisner Bros
(f)
Preferred 7%.l00
50
3234
Mesta Mach 6s
26 d
Lily Tulip Cup— (t)
Lima Locom
Wks.t
Lindsay Light
10
Preferred
10
Link Belt Oo
(t)
Lion Oil Refg...
t
334
134
19
t
fVeferred
Lig A Myers Tob-26
Common B
25
Preferred
100
Int. Carriers Ltd <
Int Cement Corp.
1H
d
Merchants A Miners
——
Bryant Inc com d
100 d
Lawrence Portland
Liberty Baking
Preferred
Inter Button Hole
Sew Machine
Publishing
1-16
13"
Lanst Monotype
1
Nav.(t)
60
Preferred
100
Lehigh Valley Goait
6% cum conv pf 60
Lehman Corp
(t)
Lehn Ac Fink Prod.t
1
3
d
Landers. Frary A
Lib McNeil Ac
UU1U...T
Prior pref
100
Int Business Macb
Preferred
Com A
18*
17
„
Leb Coal Ac
134
d
Transportation (t)
1 d
d
Lamson Ac Hubb'd .. d
d
Preferred...
Lee Rub At Tire
334
'
mm
Supply Oo—60
100
d
Nat Tea com——t
634% pref
d
Nat! Transit..12.60
Natomas Oo of Oal
common
100
Nedlck's Inc com(t)
29
1
d
Mercantile Stores(t)
Preferred
1O0
Prior pref
1-32
d
Libbey-Owens-Fordt d
VUl
2034
103$
1034
10
Mach t
Cement
234
*4""
"i"
d
Refg—(t)
m
....
Preferred
25
dV 28
mm mm mm
d
Nat
12
23
d
1st pf 6%
100
Mengel Oo
(t)
7% cum pref.. 100
no8*
Nat Sugar
10
8
(t)
common
12
8
6% preferred—100
d
Mead Johnson Ac Cot
Melville
Shoe Corp
it*
Nat Steel
:
20"
II—
8%-100
(t) d
Preferred
,334
Merch A Mfrs Sec—
(t) d
60 d
Olark
Indian Kef com
10 d
Indus Accep Oorp.t
Cum pref
54
3 34
7% preferred.. 100
,
88
Lane
India Tire A Rub. (t) d
Indiana Pipe Line 60 d
Indian Motocycle
t d
1st pref
834
&Trans-Xg
Preferred
Imperial Oil
.
McLellan Sts com(t)
-----
154
50
Preference A
40
1834
t
Common
7
2
Lago Oil
Lake Sup Corp
Ctfs. of dep
d
Lake of the Woods
Milling
100 r
Preferred
-100 r
HI Pac Coast...
of Gt. Brit A Irel'd
3
1
..100
Preferred
Lackawanna Sec
(t)
McKesson & Robb—
Kupp'h'mer (B)—6 d
Hydraulic Pr Br. 100
Ideal Cement
Illinois Brick
McKeesport T PI (f1
1*
54
4
ctfs 20 kronen..—
cl B.t
55
Nat Shirt 8h com(t)
334
10
d
24
60
26 d
100
com
Preferred
33
2
warrants
cm
Nat Ref
2
'
18*
100
Nat Paper Ac Type..
Nat Radiator com (t) d
Preferred
m d
1134
334
H
100
com
Preferred
Nat Mtg Ac Inv pf.10 d
'934
100
d
d
(:t>
Pf(7%)(non-v) 100
—
d
New
t
t)
C
.
McGraw-Hill Pub.t
1
Nat Licorice
1034
134
d
McOall Corp
(t)
d
McOrory Sts (vot).t
Non vot
Cum pref 7%-100
Koppers Gas A Coke
Preferred
100
Kresge Dept Stores id
Preferred
-.100
Kresge (S 8) Oo—
Com (vot)...__10 d
Preferred
100
Kress (8 H) Ac Co (t) d
6% pref
10 d
Kroger Grocery Ac
Baking common t d
Krueger & Toll Amer
w
Horn AcHard't (Phil) t
100
d
Knox Hat com__(t) d
Kobacker Stscom(t) d
.100
Maytag Co
1st $6 pref
*3 con cm pf.
13
12
100
Preferred.
.....
Without
Klmberly-OlarkOorp
Common
id
King Royalty
Preferred
100
Klnner Airplane Ac M d
Kinney (G R) Inc.-t d
1st preferred
2d preferred
3
24
National Leather.10
91
May (The) Dept
Stores Co com..26 d
1 34
I
234
21
ielaeyHayes Wh'l(t) d
ielvlnator Oorp.(T) d
Cendall Oo$6 pfd(t) d
Kent Garage—
Investing pref— d
Preferred
12
8
334
234
'934
Alkali.60 d
Mathl'son
1034
934
8% M pref—10U
Certificates
48
Hershey Chocolate t d
Convertible pref t d
Prior preferred 100
30
Per share.
4
d
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
234
Oor.t
Massey-Harrls—. (t)
Maxweld Corp..
t)
54
16
Certificates
Stooks.
share.
334
MarshallFleldAC Oo.t
Martin-Parry
£elly-8prlngfTlre(t) d
6% cum pref..100
m
1634
534
d
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Per
Kellogg Switch Ac 810
Preferred
100
Oo
Preferred
100
Herculea Motors. 1+)
Hercules Powd
(t)
Stocks
Share.
Per
Helme (G W)
Common
89
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
&
INDUSTRIAL
New stock, u Ex-cash
Montreal and Toronto
90
INDUSTRIAL
Stocks.
Bid.
Ask.
Per
Penlck A Ford__
(J
Common
17
O)
d
13X
6% eumcl ApflOO
t d
Series A pref-_100
Penn Glass Sand
pL
Penn Salt Mfg...60 d
Penn Traffic
2X d
Penn-Mex Fuel
Pennroad Corp
Common
3X
to
5X
lto
13 X
d
15
74X
—_
d
Preferred.
'■y 4 /
4X
IX
_(t)
cum pref.10
Pet Mllk_.
8X
10
10C
Rogers Peetcom.lOO
Rolls-Royce Am
Preferred
Roosevelt Field ...t
Roxy Theatre units. d
6
E£nJp,;Podge
Phlla
Ruberoid Co
4
4to
26
Dairy pref
with warrants
d
2H
Phillip-Jones Oorp.t d
Preferred
2
3
10
+ d
8
14
3%
Phoenix Hosiery.. .6
Preferred
i0c
3X
4X
IX
3
Stand Oil
(Neb)..2/
d
Stand Oil of N J..2I
Stand Oil
d
25"
31
Plerce-Arrow Mot
Car
t
ioo
IX
26 d
.
3
common
d
6X
Preferred
60
(Pa)..100
Preferred
100
24M
:4H
7
20
6to
23
7%convpf
ioo
Pitts ton Co
13 H
2
13X
2X
7
10
■
IX
17 X
ux
(t) d
Vi
3
100
35
Poor A Co class B. (t) d
Port Alfred PAP
'IX
a
to
4M
3M
5X
m
z
25
2
70
X
IX
31
.--60
Publication Corp (f)
ion
p2JJ?,ap5*oe* A-i ri
Ux
Aiegrp 8uk.«0
3X
2^pre£erred_.ioi)
45 X
55
10C
Bakeries., (t)
W cum pref
5
"~2X
IX
jvf (vot)10
voting). ioo
2X
.
,
d
9X
4%
?£? Button-Hole
Machine
__
geece Fold
M::;:
in d
Mach
3X
12
10 d
"SS.1!11 inc
d
(°hlo) 100
75
X
2
X
2X
d
d
d
3
20
IX
2
"■
12X
lto
**©public Gas
Republic
"x
2
inn
3X
IX
2X
oSa>p*b'--|
10
6
geynoids
Spring
Reynolds Tob._
B
common.
3X
i
Jo
"in
d
65 to
d
20X
2X
5X
3
4
28^
6X
4 to
70
27
d:\xis? v:h
Preferred
100 r.
Shubert Theatre, (t) "
t c
Silver (Isaac) A
cum cv
25
glchman Bros~"l"7~t)
Richmond liad..
(t
d
d
d
to
i-—
—
d
Typowrr
Smith (A O)
com.
3
3
to
<-74:f>
3X
Southern Ice UtllA(t) d
Class B
it)
Southern Pipe L. 10 d
Southern States Oil.
South Penn Oil.-.25 d
So Porto
RlcoSug (t) d
.100
50 d
d
Dreferred__100
Spang Ohalf't A Co t d
6% cum pref. .100
Spear A Co.—
Trust old stk.. 100
275
Texas Gulf Sulph
13X
(T> d
A
300
13X
CL
_.
d
_(ti
~2H
~lx
23 X
25
"l"
♦ d
""to
12X
t d
Preferred
100'
Tide Water OJ1
t d
Pref (non-vot) 100
9
"ix
"to
15
9%
3X
2X
2X
27 X
28
5X
9
33
17 X
2to
37
2X
10X
2X
ux
d
15X
19 X
Tobacco Prod
Class A__
(t) d
X
10
(t)
d
Dividend ctfs C.
/I
Expts
t U
♦ d
Shipyards.
Torrlngton Oo...(t)
Trans Air
Transp. f
X
to
X
2X
5X
.
2X
"2X
"2 to
2X
4X
Steel
12X
5X
86X
28 X
4X
40
2
....
X
15
8
20X
X
to
5
Tx
"3"
~3X
38
d
to
X
(t) d
..100
9X
9X
Un BAP
Oorp
(tj d
Union Carb A Carh
t d
IX
6to
15 X
~2X
Van Camp Milk Co
7%
7
"fx
7
"8 X
90
33
Un St Yds 8o
OmlOO
78
83
Union Tank Car.
(t) d
12 to
12X
1-16
X
6X
45
11
32
IX
IX
18
Calif.25 d
Associates.25
d
Union Tob com__(t) d
/f
Class A
u
Trans." }
Pref with warr.50 d
Unit Amer Bosch, ft) d
United Biscuit—
of Am com
ft) d
7% conv pref. 100
United Business
Publishers
Preferred
5X
pref-.lOO
X
X
2*
19X
3-16
to
Common
t
7% prior pref. 100 j
0% part pref. .100
Va Iron O A O—100
26
Preferred
io"
16 d
100 d
Preferred
com
to
"6X
~6X
34 X
36
8
3X
(t)|
"8"
12
60
13X
90
IO""
to
IX
8X
8
1
9
d
Walker Dishwasher
50
"
80"
.
Corp.
1
Waltham Watch B (f) Id
Prior pref
100
Preferred
1(X
Walworth
C«_—(t)
Ward Baking Oorp—
\d
3X
5
....
"lto
3
1
1
X
Preferred
100
Warner Aircraft- (t)
Warner Bros Plct—
"x
13
1
14
1
t\d
to
Preferred—-—tl"
Warner-Quinlan
10
,
Co
Warren Bros
(t)\d
tl"
1st pref new., .ft)
Conv pref
(t)
Warren Fdy A PIpet
Washburn Wlre.-(t)
Washington OIL-10
Webster E!senlohr25
$7 preferred ..100
WelchGrape Juice(t)
Preferred.
100
ells Fargo Expr__l
Wesson Oil A
drift
v
t c
X
IX
"fx
Y*
1
2
"l"
8X
13
"to
20X
35
38"
87
92
■X
snow¬
(t)
14 conv pref
t
Western Air Express
4$H
1°/'
....
West Auto Supply—
+ d
1
100
United Carbon vtc
t d
8X
10
64
7
8X
pf .100
cum
55
9to
62
100
Wagner Elec
34X
5X
4X
Preferred
100
Vulcan DetinnlnglOOi
Cigar
Unit Aire A
cum
1
10
t
,
16
Union
Un Oil
Oorp
Common
84
X
12X
5X
Union Oil of
13
Van Camp Pkg—(t)
Preferred
25
Van Raalte Co
fd
1st preferred.. 100,d
Venezuelan Petrol..'>
Va-Oaro Ohem—
Underwood Elliott.
Preferred..
a*
..
Com Class B
32
7% pref,
Unexcelled Mfg
"OX
25c.
19 X
10 d
Ulen A Co common
Fisher
100
d
8ugar_6
Com Class A
Tubize Chat
5
62
27
7% preferred.-100
Valley Mould A Iron
common
(t)
Preferred
100
Furnace pref. .100
60
10to
115
12
Vadsco Sales Oorp
Common
(t)
0H%
7c.
37X
4M
IX
Preferred
Utah-Idaho
2
t d
50
2
56
t
Co
Warrants
Trumbull-Ollffs
Triiscon
25X
68 X
Preferred
1O0
Unlv Leaf Tob__ (t)
Preferred
100
Unlvers Pic 1st pflOO
Unlv Pipe A Rad.-t
30
IX
Truax-Traer Ooal(+^
5X
2
10X
33X
Preferred
100
U 8 Stores com A (t)
1st pref
100
28
d
("f^
2X
A-:.:'
Preferred..
50
U 8 Stamping
100
U 8 Steel Corp^.100
14~" Walgreen
U
Forging
Trent Process
Trlco Products,
~2H
Preferred
100
U8 8m Ref AMln_50
15"
Transue A Williams
Steel
.—
X
(t)
60
Realty A Imp.,
Class B
(rL
Waldorf System—t d
d
Transamerlca Corp
14
d
10
WalttABondlncA (t) «
Tob Prod
Todd
7X
12
(t)
Common
to
18 x
4
2
3X
20
Playing Card. 10
Vanadium
d
ThatcherMfg(vot)(t
Thayer-Foss pref 100
Thermold Co... (t> d
7 % cum pref.. 100
Stock
t
Pref...——100
10
2
10 d
IX
t
Spencer Kellogg, (t)
VA
10
TImken Roll Bear, t d
Tobacco A Allied
Sparks-Wlth'gt'n Co
IX
1
Sto
9X
36X
t d
6
X
58
pf.lOO
A cl A (t)
U 8 Tobacco
.
7X
Land
Vot trust ctfs
..
1
.
80
76
li
Southeast Exp.. 100
Southern Air Transp d
South Dairies A
t d
X
to
8
fex Par Coal AOll. ] o d
Tlmken-Det Axle.
20
6% preferred-_(t) d
Socony Vacuum
Corp w 1
d
Solid Carbonic.
Solvay Amer Inv—
2
39
3X
26 d
4X
d
15
(t) d
d
d
Tide W Assn Oil.,
5
(t)
d
d
Textile Banking.
conv
t
US Rubber
(t)
1st preferred—100
U 8 Shoe com
t
AX
Tennessee Prod pref.
Texas OorporatIon25 d
Pacific
U 8
8
7to
13X
"4"
S3H pref
(t) d
Thompson (J R). 26 d
Thompson Prod A. + d
»
Corp(t)
Class B
Iron A Steel com.1 d
Texas
cum pr
Common
1st pref
.
2
2
15
2
'.
IX
Pipe A Foundry
Preferred
4X
Telaut'g'ph Corp.. i
.
30
95""
100
Preferred
100
Technicolor Inc_.(f)
.
IX
X
X
X
Taggart Corp com.t d
Taylor-Ooloultt Co '■ d
Tbompson-Starret
Bros,
Sinclair Cons Oil__t
Preferred..... 100
Singer Mfg
100.
Singer Mfg Ltd
£1 d
SkellyOU
_...26ld
6% cum pref-.lOO
Sky Specialties
Common
d
"X
pf.lOOl
Preferred
8'west Pa P L
x
8
X
(t)
IX
7X
13
1 d
Conv pref.
95
1
Simmons Co
t «
Slmms Petrol Co. 10 «
Simon (Franklin) A
Co pref
100
1st
~~
5X
Corp—
Spaldlng(AG)ABr(t)
Pref
I8y
5 "
,
Pref with warr.100
Steel".":: (t)
Preferred
IX
1-16
/+\
y
15X
2X
19X
Snider Pack
30
~2X
18"
Smyth Mfg Co
~6*
3
50
(t).^
Sloss-Sheff S A 1.100
Preferred. ...100
Smith(LC)& Corona
103
65
IX
n"
Transp A Tr £5
2to
1
6X% conv pf-100
1SX
Sherw-WUlIamt ..21 d
6% ore!AA
IOC
Sher-Wms Can., (t) dr
7X
7%
Hosiery
60
Shell Union Oil
v
lto
Internat'l-_16 d
Preferred
7%
4
92
IX
Part
.
10
25
A..
mm
2X
Taylor Milling
Taylor-Wharton
com..
common...
(+)
JI
10
Shell
Gel
m
m,
13
13 X
U 8
8U
X
.
3
+
20
100
'
Sweets Co of Am.60
Swift A Co
25 d
Swift
100
8 Leather vtc.(t)
9to
8
Symington Co.... .1 d
X
5
101
Common
74 X
Class
Sharp A Dobme
t ®
13.50conv pref_.Ti»
Shattuck (Frank G)1
Sheffield Stee!...(t;
Silica
71
l'
5
.25
Preferred
26 X
com
14X
14
vtc-_(t)
Preferred v t c-100
Sharon Steel Hp.
25to
Oil
3
X
Express
100
Finishing ...(f)
U 8 Hoff Machin'yt
8 Ind Alcohol, (t)
50
Wyi
Syracuse Wash Mach
Common B
1 d
Preferred
10C
Sellers (G I) A Sons
Shaffer Stores
8
Preferred
17
1
Co pref
"f"
IX
50 d
1
90 X
^ferred-
Pyrene Mfg
Quaker
20
~7X
(t)
3X
26 X
150
8% Preferred.. 100
5% pref
100
Prod A Ref
Corp.50
8% preferred.
19 X
15
d
com
d
62"
inn
Preferred
3~
2
_—100
_
Envelope... 100
U 8 Freight
"2%
d
Superior OIL...
Super PortlCemA(t) d
Common B
(fl d
Superior Steel. ._10<
Swallow Airplane... d
|9wan A Finch Oil.?f d
IX
9X
Serve! Co
6
12 H
X
2X
1(JC>
First pref...
2
10
100 r.i-f'isi.
ioo r '' ....
Gamble,
60
1
~5X
8
2
t
U 8 Glass
U 8 Gypsum
.
.10C
Preferred
Selberling Rubb
to
25
Pratt & Lambert.. t
d
Pressed Steel Oar (t)
Preferred..
.
15
8
Co common.
S
30
9X
t
IX
(t)
Preferred
2
d
Sun
~2X [Segal Lock & Hard¬
IX
Prairie Pipe L
Proc
39
Preferred
U 8
U
_.
.
8
17
Preferred..
1 Of
Stuts Motor Car._i d
Corp
100
B—
1st pref
8 DIstrib
20 X
X
"5X
X
Dairy Prod A (t)
Common
(t d
6 °7f cum pref. .100
Superheater Co
t d
86
United._(t]
ware
(j)
PrhSf»rred
50
82
45
..
US
1
11
Sugar Estates
Orlente pref.
10C
Sullivan Mach'y_( t)
3H
3
40
Scotten-Dillon Co 10
Scott Paper
_t
Scovill Mfg
?
Scullin Steel
'f
Seaboard Oil
(f)
Seagrave Corp
Preferred
X
2X
d
23
U 8 Bobb & Shut.100
4
2
Studebaker
Sears, Roebuck A
7% pref
100
Porto Rlc A Tob—Class A
(+)
Class B
Prairie Oil A Gas .26
Price Bros
3x8
ih
101
Preferred
9
IX
11
14
2/
...
7 % preferred. .100
Schulte Retail
St__t
IX
7
Cord. 100
Poole Eng A Mach A
Class B
25
5
Schulte
to
d
Speed. 10 d
Webster (t) d
Strawbrldge A Cloth
6% preferred
100
7 % preferred
Stromberg-Carls T el d
IX
it)
com
d
Stlnnes(Hugo)Oorpt
Co—See Re¬
public Gas above.
Schiff Co
9
Stlx Baer A Fuller (t) d
20
11
....
3X
X
X
Stone A
1
100
Preferred
Plimpton Mfg ColOO
Plymouth
Salt Creek Prod.
Preferred
[Stew-Warn
9
Savage Arms
(f)
Savan'h Sug com. t
4
.
^
Steel Co of Can., (t) dr 10
Preferred
25 dr 20X
d
Stetson (J B)
6
(t
85"
40
m
.
^
^
d
Corp—(t)
Preferred
25
.
Preferred
10C
Salt Creek Con OlllC
m*
Starrett
Saxet
(+) d
Preferred
ioo
Plttsb Term OoallOO
Preferred
100
Pitts United Corp 25 d
Preferred B—10t
(t)
com
Preferred
26
United 8tores com.t
Class A——.(+)'
$6 preferred
(t)
6
Stanley Co of Am (t) d
Stanley Works
.2/ d
Starrett(L S) Oo.( + ^ d
37
70
inr
Preferred
^
'
com
8
3
Plttsb Oil A Gas.. .6 d
Plttab PI Glass
25 d
Pitts Screw A Bolt It)
PlttBb Steel pref. 100
Pittsburgh Steel Fdy
r
100
~1~~
65
72
Sugar
100
Preferred A—10C
■X
4X
65
Preferred
(t)
Untd Profit Shar.(t)
Preferred..
10
Untd Publish pf 100
Untd 8h Mach Oo26
d
1
37
10C
_
75
84
28
Stan Text Prod.. 10C
9
r
20X
12
1
Unit Paper BoardlOC
Unit Piece Dye com t
Preferred
100
United Pert# Rlcan
22 X
24
82 X
22
Prod2*
T
100
Preferred
United Fruit
10(
Preferred.
1
St Maurice Val
Corp
Preferred
100
St Regis Pap,
com.i
10
22
4
Pitts Coal
„
St Lawrence Flour
Mills com
10'
Preferred
d]:::8:'
Pirelli Co of Italy
Amshs 600 lire—- d
PlttBb Brewing.__60 d
dr
10f
St L Rocky Mt A
Pacific Co
101
X
(+)
if"
Stand Tank Car..
16
Un Eng A Fdy
16X
7X
19 X
10X
72
Preferred A—10C
20
14"
50
St L Cot
Oomp.
St L Nat Stk Y.
v
t
Plgg Wlgg Corp__.t
Preferred
100
Pillsbury Flour Mills
JX
17
13
StLCarCp7%pfl00
20
nX
100
Preferred
Pierce Petrol
4
18
(Ohio). 26
5% preferred.. 100
Stand Oil Expt pflOO
Standard Screw. 10(
'l4X
14X
4X
60X
Store»__(t)
63
6% pref
100
7% pref
70X
in<
St Joseph Stk Yd 100
32
St Lawrence
Corp (t) dr
Preferred
Corp
Preferred
Pierce Oil Corp
3
16 to
>7
10
share.
X
United Dyewood.100
Preferred
100
United El Coal v t c t
if"
.
22 X
.,
d
A
9
10X
d
X
X
101
Pref class
l6X
2f
Stand Oil (Ky)...10 d
1
6% pref
100
DIv ctf—See Tob
'• 1
.,
Per
United Cigar Stores
of America
(t) d
115X
(Kan).
.
100
X
8 to
Stand Oil (Ind).
d
Safeway
.
d
Stand Oil
Preferred....
....
Phlla Insul Wire
t d
nhii A Read OAl.t d
Phillips Petrol..
2
...
X
5to
3
■
Bid.
Par
1
_
Oil (Oal)_. (t) d
.2f d
Stand
Stocks.
12
:'^immm
Rumidor Corp com 1
Safety Car H A L10C
IX
d
5
t
Rubel Ice & Coal
9X
4
Preferred
10C
Royal Dutch Co N V d
2
3X
5
d
$7 pref ser A
1 d 112
Stand Com Tob— 1
55
1
3
d
Brands (t) d
Standard
2X
Ask.
Per share.
mm mm
^
d
Common
Preferred A
Royal Bak Pow
Pet Corp of Am
Petroleum Convers'n d
Petrol Derivatives.
d
_
Spiegel- M ay-Stern
Splitdorf-Beth El
IX
3X
101
Bid.
Splcer Mfg Co—(t)
$3 cum conv pref t
50
Rocky Mt Fuel..
STOCKS
Par
12
.100
Preferred
Stocks
■
....
t d
Drug Stores
OH %
n
3X
.2 d
(f)
67
X
X
Pa-Dixie Cement
First preferredlOO
Rock wood Co
13 X
55
Penn Coal A Coke 6u d
Peoples
Riverside Silk Mills.
Robinson (Dwight P)
Co
Ask.
Per share.
8
9X
Par
17 X
MISCELLANEOUS
Bid.
Stocks.
share.
III5o
Preferred
„
Penney
t d
&
Common A
(t)
18
~6to
Purchaser also pays accrued div.
d Price per share, not
per cent.
k Last sale.
n Nominal,
Ex-cash and stock dividend.
v Ex-stock dividend.
w
Ex-100% stock dividend.
x Ex-divldend.
Montreal and Toronto stock and curb exchanges
t No par value.
7X
a
u
r
Canadian price.
V
Ex-rights.
z
-J.^ale' Price;
Minimum price established
'
on
Per
Par
3%
West Dairy Pred At
Glass B v t c—(t)
Par
share
6
9%
1st
18%
56 X
53 M
preferred...50
84
38
Whitman
Whlttelsey Mrg
153*
14
t
A__
9
W Va Pulp A Pap„
Preferred
10i
,
A
72
Gas
WIlcox-Rlch
75
3
Oil
_(t)
Oorp—
(t)
4
Glass A
1
'
Preferred
89"
12H
5
6
lOO
10
16
Preferred B..
100
9
15
100
Common
7%
100
1H
H)
70
80
lOO
Spring
(t) K
Youngstown Sheet
& Tube (unstpd.). d
Preferred
100
Zenith Radio
(t) d
7
3K
26K
Wright Aeronaut'l-t
Wrlgley (Wm) Jr..t
Wurlltser (Rudolph)
15
19 H
B———(+1
Wuly»-OverIand- .25
Preferred
Young (L A)
A
Wire
76
3
5%
5
d
Zonlte Products
26K
7%
16
Drug units
Young (J 8) Co_-100
28%
28%
share
7"
d
Truck
Young (Edwin
6
4
Preferred A
8%
3%
Glass
Preferred
—-
35"
..100
Mach
A
30
—
(NY)
A
Coach Mfg cIB_ 10 d
Preferred...
100
Pump
Worthlngton
%
20"
25 d
Yellow
100
Woolw'th (F W). 10
Worcester Salt- 100
42
iF
10
r
100
Preferred
Yale A Towne
Yellow Taxi
r
Iron. 100
Woodward
85
F)
(H
Wilcox
.11
Westvaco Chlorine
Products
-
Wilcox A Gibbs_.60
5
3K
Weston El Instru—t
Glass
100
Wmpf-100
Second pref--
(t)
Westmoreland Coalt
Westmoreland, Inc.f
Oil
1%
Per
Par
%
%
'
100
Woods Mfg
UVs
13
t
t
.
100
Wolverine Portl O 10 d
%
White Rk Mln 8pg«t
First pref
100
A
Preferred
"H
%
(t)
Preferred
9%
18%
Class
7%
7
pflOO
White Sew Mach (t)
(f)
Westing Air Br'ke(f)
West'hse El & Mf_50
Westland
60 d
White Motor..
White Mot 8ec
50
pref
Preferred
100
Preferred--
1%
Wilton & Co
20
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
share
Per
Par
share
6
Wheel Steel Oorp 100
W't'n Md Dy Co (t)
Prior
Per
Bid.
StockB.
Ask.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Stocks.
91
STOCKS
& MISCELLANEOUS
INDUSTRIAL
55
....
preferred .100
4
d Price per share, not
tNo par value,
Bid.
Bonda.
per
cent,
r
Canadian
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
33
40
40
40
40
opt
Agricultural—5b *63 op '33-MAN
5a Nov 1952 opt 1932— MAN
50
55
First New Orl 5s '44
50
55
First Texas—5s '42 opt
1932-M&N
Atlanta—5s 1952 opt 1932—JAD
44
48
Arkansas 5s 1952 opt
44
5s 1957 opt 1937—
6s 1953 opt 1933
MAS
Bankers—5s '53 opt '28
JAJ
5a May 1952 opt 1932—MAN
1933—MAN
5a Nor 1963 opt
4Kb 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
Burlington 4He 1957 opt'37
4Ha Feb 1967 opt '37
FAA
6a Feb 1953 opt 1933—FAA
32
28
32
32
36
32
36
32
MAS
-JAJ
JAD
MAS
1952 opt 1932
5s 1954 opt 1934
5s 1955 opt 1935
5s
32
28
5a 1956 opt 1930
Atlantic—5s 1953 optl933-MAS
48
28
J&J
MAN
MAS
5s 1957 opt 1937—
5s 1955 opt 1935
36
36
32
32
32
nf
nf
nf
nf
1943 opt
6s 1905 opt
5a
8
8
8
8
4Mb Feb 1958 opt
5 Ma Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN
Fremont—6s 1953 opt
33-JAD
35
50
JAJ
5Kb Nov 1951 opt 1931-MAN
Central 111—6s '53 opt '33--J AD
6a July 1 1953 opt 1933—JAJ
45
50
47
52
! 16
20
16
opt 1932
MAN
4Mb 1905 opt 1935
J&D
4Mb 1960 opt 1930—-----AAO
Greensboro(NO)5s'53 op 33 AAO
5s Dec 1955 opt 1935
JAD
6s 1952
35
45
20
40
5a July 1956 opt
1930
Oentral Iowa—5s *o3 opt '33-AAO
5a May 1 1942 opt 1927-MAN
4Kb Nov 1 '52 opt '32—MAN
Chicago Joint 5 Kb Til opt'31MAN
5 B 1951 opt 1931
MAN
5 a 1952 opt 1932
MAN
5a 1963 opt 1933
MAN
4 Ma 1952 opt 1932
MAN
4Mb 1903 opt 1933
MAN
4Mb 1952 opt 1932
MAN
4Ms 1904 opt 1934
MAN
4 Ms 1905 opt 1935
AAO
Dallas—5s 1953 opt 1933
MAS
5a 1954 opt 1934.
5a 1963 opt 1933
AAO
5a 1905 opt 1935
—JAJ
5a 1966 opt 1930
JAJ
5a 1960 opt 1930AAO
5Ks 1951 opt 1931
MAN
Dayton-Agric 5s *54 opt '34—JAJ
Denver—5s 1954 opt 1934--JAD
5a 1955 opt 1935
FAA
5a 1950 opt 1930
FAA
5Ms Nov 1951 opt 1931-MAN
Dea Moines—5s '62 opt '32-MAN
6s May 1953 opt 1933—MAN
35
35
33
Greenbrier 5s 1904 opt
5s 1965 opt 1935
6s
22
25
25
22
25
22
25
22
25
22
25
22
opt 1934
JAJ
5s Jan 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
Lafayette—5s 1953 opt '33-MAN
4Mb Nov 1957 opt 1937—MAN
Lincoln—5s 1951 opt 1931-MAN
43
47
48
52
52
5s 1943
52
32
Minneapolis Trust—
5s Nov 1952 opt 1932
49
N
49
N Y A N J 5s 1953 opt
50
MAN
48
1937-MAN
45
45
37
33
33
37
33
37
MAN
Y A Pa—5s '53 opt
1950 opt 1930
No Oaro—5s *53 opt
JAD
'33—MAS
5s 1952 opt 193 I
5s 1955 opt 193 j
5s 1956 opt 19305s Apr 1957 opt 1937
13
13
13
■.
*33—JAJ
*33-JAD
MAN
JAD
5s
13
37
JAJ
5s 1954 opt 1934
5s 1955 opt 1935
13
33
JAJ
1933
5s 1955 opt 1935
5s 1950 opt 1930
5s 1953 opt
49
10
10
10
10
10
MAN
Mississippi 5s *55 opt '35—FAA
5M.8 Nov 1951 opt '31—MAN
New York 5s '52 opt '32——JAJ
54
52
49
1937-MAN
JAD
AAO
MAN
—FAA
MAS
AAO
Ohio-Penna 5s 1954 opt 3934 JAJ
5s Jan 1958 opt 1938
..JAJ
Oregon-Wash 5a '52 opt' 12-MAN
5a Oct 1953 opt 1933
AAO
St Louis—5s
39
44
39
35
30
44
39
34
60
70
50
70
50
60
80
64
50
60
44
48
46
50
39
43
39
39
43
39
39
43
43
54
54
54
54
58
48
48
48
48
16
16
16
16
MAS
4Mb 1956 opt 1936
64
54
J&D
6s Mar 1954 opt 1934
5s 1955 opt 1935
64
47
MAN
opt 1928
52
55
47
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44
57
5s 1950 opt 1930—
5s Apr 1957 opt 1937
opt 1937
5s Jan 1958 opt 1938
39
50
47
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-JAJ
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48
55
47
1934—J&D
J&D
5s 1952 opt 1932
48
53
36
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5s 1956 opt 1930
44
48
47
J&D
optional 1941-1
5s 1961
44
opt 1933
MAN
Maryland-Va 5s*55 opt '35-MAN
49
50
47
'33---JAJ
1934—MAS
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5s Feb 1955 opt 1935
FAA
5s 1960 opt 1930
AAO
5s 1907 opt 1937
MAS
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J&D
39
49
32
5s July 1950
39
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46
47
1937—MAS
op '33 JAJ
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44
49
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44
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44
57
45
44
44
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40
44
45
5s Sept
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40
44
45
80
47
53
55
22
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5 Ms 1951 opt 1931
MAN /
First of Montgomery 5s *54 opt '34
5s 1900 opt 1930
AAO
58 Apr 1907 opt 1937--—AAO
5s Dec 1967 opt 1937
JAD
43
40
43
50
17
45
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76
40
40
39
22
6s 1952 opt 1932
5s 1953 opt 1933
78
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17
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74
73
48
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70
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4Mb Nov 1957 opt
74
44
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4Mb 1965 opt 1935—
4Mb 1960 opt 1930
4Mb 1907 opt 1937
22
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70
40
5a 1942
17
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74
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5s 1943 opt 1928
40
22
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4 Ms May 1957 opt
70
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1954 opt 1934
5a 1955 opt 1935
5a Feb 1950 opt 1930
5s June 1956 opt 1930
5s
72
48
22
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68
44
17
5Ms Nov 1951
1933
5s Mar 1954 opt
51
48
38
44
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MAN
MAN
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'33 JAJ
1937—MAS
5s 1954 opt 1934
5s 1955 opt 1935
5s 1956 opt 1930—
Los Angeles—5s '53 opt
63
44
40
,
Portland, Ore—5s'53op'33
58
61
50
40
Bid.
Pacific Coast Jt Stk Land Bk—
5s Mar 1957 opt
San Fran—5s *53 opt
47
40
38
38
38
32
33
opt
47
44
25
38
45
47
55
MAN
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1903
'33-AAO
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36
36
38
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4Mb Mar 1958 opt 1938—MAS
4Ma 1956 opt 1930
MAN
Iowa 4Mb 1955 opt 1935
AAO
4Mb 1956 opt 1930
FAA
5s Nov 1951 opt 1931
MAN
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25
22
-JAJ
MAS
opt 1937
5s 1954 opt 1934—
5s 1955 opt 1935
38
25
22
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1934-AAO
5s 1968 opt 1938. — Ill-Midwest—5s '53 op
40
22
1938—FAA
4Mb 1955 opt 1935——-MAN
4Ms Nov 1957 opt 1937-MAN
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933
MAN
10
10
30
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Sept 1954 opt 1934
MAS
5s FeD 1957 opt 1937
-FAA
Fletcher 4Ma 1954 opt 1934 MAN
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5s
10
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JAD
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4Mb Dec 1955 opt 1935—AAO
4Mb July 1954 opt 1934—JAJ
First Trust of Dallas—
36
36
26
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MAS
5s i«00 opt 1930
First Trust of Chicago—
32
30
28
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1933
1935
37
47
47
and Stocks.
Bonds
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16
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12
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MAN
5s May 1953
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1933
1934
5s 1950 opt 1930
5s 1957 opt 1937
44
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6s 1954 opt
44
44
44
5b Mar 1958 opt *38
MAS
Shenandoah Val 5s 45 op '35 JAD
So Minn 5 Kb *51 opt '31—MAN /
MAN
MAN
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6s 1952 opt 1932
6s 1964 opt 1934
Southwest {Little Rock,
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6s May 1957 opt
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/
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1930 ---M&N
1937—MAN
Tennessee—
5s Aug 1955 opt
1935--—-FAA
'34—MAN
Union (Det) 5s '54 opt
5s May 1955 opt
1935—MAN
1936
1937
4Kb 1955 opt 1935
4Kb 1956 opt 1930
4Kb 1957 opt 1937
Union Louisville, Ky—
5s 1950 opt
5s 1957 opt
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
opt 1932
MAN
5s Nov 1954 opt 1934—MAN
5s 1957 opt 1937
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58 Aug 1954 opt 1934.—
5s 1952
5s May 1957 opt
5s 1956 opt
1937—M&N
1936—--—J&A
39
43
43
39
43
39
43
39
28
31
31
28
31
Atlantic
28
31
Chicago
28
40
31
45
Dallas
40
45
Des Moines
30
35
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30
35
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50
10
10
10
10
38
38
44
44
44
44
44
40
40
40
54
54
54
30
30
30
30
43
28
44
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33—MAN
5s Nov 1 1951 opt 1931-MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935
J&J
50
50
50
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STOCKS
Atlanta
100
100
—
—
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——-
-—- -—- -
100
100
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Kansas
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100
—
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—
——--—--100
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Oregon-
Washington--..
Potomac.—
St Louis
San
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South Minnesota
Virginia
100
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6
V
20c. I
United States and
In reporting below
price* for State and municipal securities,
we
Municipal Bonds
give bid
asked
and
quotations
wherever they can be obtained
The custom
to quote municipal securities on the basis of the return
they yield per annum.
Therefore in most cases it will be found that Instead of
actual
have inserted in the column headed "To Net" certain
figures to indicate the Interest rate at which
business in the bonds is being done.
however, is
prices
we
Thus 4.35%
that the particular security can
means
be
bought or sold at a price that will yield the purchaser or
seller 4.35% per annum to the
maturity
"4.25% to 4.35%the rate of return varies
according to the maturity—the shorter maturities yield¬
ing the lowest rate, and the longer maturities yielding the highest return.
In State and municipal bonds the custom has always been to
quote them "and Interest." That
of the Issue.
Where two figures appear, as for Instance
Note.—Owing to the present demoralized condition of
Impossible to make quotations for municipal bonds.
the
is, the accrued interest must In all
municipal bond markets, brokers
Bid prices,
terms are simply a matter of bargaining between buyer and
seller.
any
Yield Basis
Bid.
Trees 3 Ma Mar 15 *41-43 M&8
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J&D
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77
77
77
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83
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15 6 5.00
6 5.00
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4Ms Nov 16 *32-'65-M&Nl5
4KB Nov 15 1936-58—M&N
4s May 15 '46 opt '36-M&N
4s Aug 1947 opt 1937—F&A
Philip Isls 4mb 1952
J&J
4Mb 1950
M&N
«■ g L Pur *34 opt *14-Q-F
4§ P Wks & Imp 1935—Q-M
4s
Impt 1936 opt 1916-F&A
Porto Rico 4Mb 1933-34—J&J
4MB 1937-1940
J&J
4Hs Fund 1932 & '33--J&J
4Mb Funding 1934-'40_J&J
4s Jan 1 1944-1950
J&J
6 5.00
6 5.00
5.25
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87
85
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98
92
98
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6s Sewers Sept 20 '41—M&S 6 7.25
Gadsden 6% Impt 1933-38—_
73
5s Schools 1932-40
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6s Pub Imp 1936-1938—.
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to
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6
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4hb R & B 1932-38-J&D 6
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5s Pub Imp 1932-1938
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70
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4Mb 1932-1957
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334s Improvt 1932-41.J&J
•5s Oonstruc'n 1932-49 J&D
Bristol 434 s Water 1939—J&J
•5s July 1 1932-55
J&J
•Cheshire 4Mb 1933-45—J&J
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East Hartford
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4Mb Sch 1932-36
M&N
4Mb Sch 1937-49
M&N
4Mb Sch 1950-59—_M&N
Bast Hartford Fire
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32
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95
90
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1
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4s 1942-1961
—
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Denver (Olty and
County)—
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East Bay Mun Utll Dlst—
5s 1935-1974-...
I&J b 4.65
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96
80
page 94
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42
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88
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4s 1935-1936
to
to
70
Alameda 4a 1932 to 1941.J&D
89
M&S 6 6.00
«ki 1956 & 1959
M&S 6 6 00
434s '36. '42
46, '49-—M&S b 6.00
4s Pub Highway 1949-51-M&S 6 6.00
•s Ala State Bridge Oorp'35-'40
to
68
4s Barb Imp 1986
opt "60 J&J
Is Jan 2 1941-1943.
J&J2
Is J-n 2 1944-1948
J&J2
to 4.75
to
6 5.80
.
to
134
1941-1947
134s 1948-1952
to4 75
6 5 80
6 5.75
6 5.75
Annfaton 534s 1939
5s Schools 1932 1947
Bessemer 6s Pub Imp 1932-38.
6%
6%
5s Jan 1 1954 opt 1934—J&J 6
6%
5s W W 1933-1960
J&J 6
6%
Phoenix CJn H S D 434b 1948
95
Prescott 6s 1948
J&J
Roosevelt Irr DIs 6s*45-'53J&J "15"
6s
1938-195710
J&J
Tucson 5s Water 1950
95
J&J
434s W Mar 10 '38—M&S10
4 34 s
to 4.80
to 4.80
'
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
4Ms
Jan 2 1933-1936 J&J 2
i34s 1935-1936
F&A
to 4.75
6 5.00
434s 1952
5s Funding 1947
to
to 5.25
to 5.25
6 5.00
ALABAMA
8Mb Renewal cl O 1956
J&J 6 6.00
434s Harbor imp 1934-73
6 6.00
to
Wa Olympiad 1936-*71.
6 5.80
J&J 6 5.80
4i gold 1932-1960
is July 1954—
90
6%
5M«
434s
434s
434s
m
4.80
J&J 6 5.00
M&N 6 6.00
'■
101
to
california
PO S8B88 ION8
Hooolulu (City & County)
5s Pub Irnpt 1956—J&D 15 6 5.75
5s Jan 15 33-'56—J&J 15 6 5.75
6B 1932-1956
J&D15 6 5.75
«Hs 1957
89
8334
8334
8234
8234
82
1935-.. J&J
1936—.J&J
1933—J&J
1934—J&J
100
6%
434s Fund 1941-50—M&N
Little Rock S D 4s '32-*55M&S
St Francis Lev D 6s
1947-J&J
534s 1945-1964
J&J
534s 1960-1969
J&J
5« 1949 opt 1929—.J&J
100M
83
J&J
98
100
80
Hot Springs 434s *32-'50-M&S
Little Rock 434s 32-40—M&N
7734
7734
434s 1932-1951
4Mb 1932-1951
4mb Water
1
Mar
434S Highway '38-'68—M&N
7734
55
to 4.85
„
4 34s Pens Notes 1932-'51 A&O
4 Ms Highway 1935-65
J&J
5a 1936-1962
M&S
7654
5s 1941 opt 1931—M&N
4Mb 1933 opt 1932 -J&D,
mmm
60
434" Highway 1938-48—J&D
76M
7734
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4 Ms 1943 opt 1933
J&J
V
75
75
75
75
arkansas
ho Lid"
76
76
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4M« 1958 opt 1938-M&N
60
60
Net.
434s Water *57. *5«. '59-J&J
m
10l29i)2
Loan
opt 1938---M&N
4 Ms 1956 opt 1936--- J&J
4Mb Jan 1957 opt '37 J&J
mmm
60
60
Franclflco (Olty & County)
5s Water 1933-1951
J&J 6 4.50
6s Water 1952-1969
J&J
75
mm
Dtegulto Irr Dlst 6s
San
\mm"
75
50 opt *30—J&J 6
1002932
—
4s 1958
■
60
4>4s 1933-1956
J&J 6
4J4s Oourt Hse 32-*48-J&D 6
6s Jan 1 1946
J&J 6
99
102*32
85
60
Highway 1947-51-J&J15
Navajo Oo 434s June 15'32-*36
Phoenix 4Ms
103
100832
3%sMar 15 1933
2% May 2 1933
3% May 2 1934
78
To
.or
Bid.
Ask.
Bonds.
San
ARIZONA
6s March 1933
89ic32
103
6%
6%
82
A&O 6 6.50
6s
9 0 2432
90
3 Ms Feb 1 1933
77
1935
Maricopa County 8 D No
1001*32
101 "is
1932
Road
Morgan Oo 5a 1938-52
Tuscaloosa 6s Pub Imp '32 *35
5s Pub Imp 1935
5s W W 1939-1957
Tuscaloosa Oo 6s Bridge 1941.
5s Road
1957—--534 s serial
971632
96
9o
96
101
100632
100«32
1J^ Sept. 15 1932--MAS10
Dec 15
100 2632
102»32
97
97
2k % June 15 1932
8% Sept 15 1932
3 Ms Aug 11932
3 Ji %
100l032
100l032
1011532
10134
8Mb Oct 15 1932
5a
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1957-59 6 6,50
6s Road 1951.
952*32
90l232
,89
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-M&S15
2i Pan Can Nov 1938
Q-F
U Panama Oanal 1961—Q-M
8s Conversions 1946-47—Q-J
IJ S Trea* cf.f* <»f indebtedness
Bid.
Yield Basis
To
Net.
or
Bonds.
Montgomery Co 434 s
UNITED 8TATE8—See also pa ge 18.
on.
difficult, and in many cases, almost
practically out of the question and sales or
Yield Basis
To
Net.
Ask.
firat Liberty Loan—
3*4% of 1932-1947
J&D 100<3»
Oonv 4% of 1932-47--J&D 100
Oonv 4M % of 1932-47 J&D 1011432
2d nonv 4 M % *32-'47-J&D
100l«s2
Fourth Liberty Loan—
4M% of 1933-38
A&O 102 «32
Treasury 4Mb 1947-1952 A&O 1022*32
Treasury 4s 1944-54
J&D
9929
Treasury 3 Ms 1946-56- -M&ts
97
Treasury 3 Ms 1943-47--J&D
951632
Tre»s3Hs June 15'40-'43J&D
951832
are
In fact the absolute lack of demand
often causes good bonds to be
offered at almost
price.
Bonda.
be added
cases
and dealers find it
especially for the smaller municipalities,
4.70
to 4.75
to 4.40
6 4.70
6 4.70
to 4.40
to 4.40
6 4.70
6 4.70
to 4.40
to 4.40
b 4.75
to 4.40
6 4.75
to 4.40
To
To
or
Ask.
to 4.75
AAO & 5%
to 4.75
•4Kb Imp 1933-1935-MA8 b 5%
to 4.75
4*8 Park July 1942—JAJ b 5%
to 4.75
•4*s Water 1950
FAA b 5%
to 4.75
5b Deo 1 1937JAD b 5%
Nerwalk (O)4o 1954-1964— 0 4.80 to 4.60
•4Mb Sch Mch 1933-1953— b 5% to 4.60
•4*b Impror t *32-'39—JAJ b 5% to 4.70
3*s 1933-71
AA015 b 5% to 4.60
3*s Sewer 1947-70- J&D15 0 4.75 to 4.60
•5s 1933-71
AA015 b 5% to 4.60
Norwalk (T) 4mb 1942—JAD b 4.75 to 4.60
4Mb 1936-1968
b 4.80 to 4.60
Norwich 4Ma water 1939-MAS b 4.80 to 4.60
*4Ma 1932 1964
.M&S16&5% to 4.60
4*s Refunding 1938—AAO b 4.80 to 4.60
Argentine Repub—
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b
4b
0
5%
0
5%
0 5%
0 5.00
0 5%
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•4*B 1940-1953
JAJ 15 0 4.75
•4Mb Water 1935-'04—JAJ 0 4.80
JAJ15 0
•4Mb 1932-1034
5%
4Mb
Mar
1933-'48.MA8 b
15
W HaTU8D*4MB,32-'50.MAN
West port 4*8 1935-1944
'32-'45_MAN
Weston (T) 4Mb
f 7s
s
11
5%
5%
Windham(T) 4*s ^-'Se.JAJ
5%
4b 1933-1934
—JAJ
5%
4b 1935-1937
JAJ
4b 1938-1942
JAJ b 4.75
4b 1942-1952
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-
42
43
.42*
61
25
35
93
85*
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18*
26*
4
15*
16
}«*
14
13
S. 14
4b of 1910
13
13
to
to
4b of 1889
4.60!%
4.60 %
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5*s f Feb 1 1937
FAA
to 4.60
to 4.00
4b fund 1990 opt 190O.MAN
5b war loan '47op*29--JAD
to 4.60
to
4.70
to
4.70
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Extl
to
4.70 %
to
4.60 %
to
7s 1935.-MAS
British—Cons 2*8 op '23 Q-J
4.60 %
DELAWARE.
Srtl 7*8 1947
Ext 8 f 6*8 1901
FAA
f 7b '67 JAJ
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Sec a f 7 *» stabilization !oan
1968
MAN 15
Oaldaa (Dept of) Colombia
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/
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15
32*
Extl 6*«
Exch
103*
74*
75*
26
29
30
45
24*
26
10
12
18
25
s
f 0s Feb 1901...FAA
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3*
5
AAO
AAO
AAO
s
f 6s
5
5*
4.50
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Extl Ry ref 6s 1901
JAJ
4 50
Extl
s
f 6s 1962
Extl
a.
4b 1930-1937
4b 1938-1941
4s 1942-1948
4.50
4.50
Farm loan 6b 1900
JAJ16
Farm loan 0a 1900 AAOIS
Ser A Int ctfs '38.AA015
4.50
4 50
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Extl a f 6s 1960
AAO
Brevard County School Tax
Districts 6s 1933-55
40
31- OO.A<3lO
9
13
6s Impt
1931-1938-- --JAJ
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Dade Oo 5s Oct 1947-'54 AAO
5«
1932-1937
JAJ
Dade Co Spec Sch Dist No 2
9
13
9
13
66
78
66
80
„
40
50
*Y'32 ~op'12~ MAN
92
97
5a Armory 1944
JAJ
Jacksonville 5s Jan 1 '30-JAJ
5a Jan 15 1934-45.-JAJ 15
92
97
88
96
88
88
96
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Duval Oo 5
5*fl Jan 15 1934^5-JAJ 15
4*« Feb 1937
—FAA
Jackaonv 8 D No 1 5b Apr *45
Lakeland 6s
Miami 5*s
5B
MAS
MAS
MAS
1932-35
1932-1939
-
5s 1940-1956
6b 1933-1935
OAA
4Mb 1936-1938
AAO
4*b Munlc Imp'32-'55MAS
6b School 1940
JAD
Miami Beach 5*8 1932
5*8 1933-1935
MAN
5*8 1936-1939—
MAN
5*8 1940-1950
MAN
96
96
88
86
92
40
45
49
53
49
49
49
53
53
49
53
53
49
53
49
53
80
S6
80
86
80
86
80
86
38
Moore Haven 6s 1932-1955
32
New Smyrna 6s 1932-1945
Orlando 5*s 1931-1952
42
50
55
60
Orange County 5b 1944—JAJ
6fi 1952-1953
JAJ
Palm Beach 6s 1931-1952
Peniacola 4*§ ref 1941—A AO
f% 8chool 1932-1951—JAJ
65
72
72
72
77
75
78
42
45
50
42
60
Pinellas Co 6s 1940
Newberry 5s 1932-1942
...
St Augustine 5s 1955
JAJ
•• Impt 1932-1937
FAA
St Petersburg 5*s 1949..JAJ
65
67
70
60
42
50
38
43
JAJ
JAD
38
43
38
38
43
43
Tampa 5b June '55 op '25 JAJ
|i W W Purch '32-72-FAA
4*« Impt 1932-37—
.JAJ
70
70
70
22
76
/12
18
5*s 1932-1953
5M* June 1954
0b 1931-1038
—
West Palm Beach 6s 1931-'40_
Certificates
FOREIGN
Agrlcul
Guar
Guar
Mtg
i
a
FAA
AAO
f 6s 1948;
20-yr 7b 1946
AAO
20-yr 7b Jan 15 1947 —JAJ
Akershus (Deptof). Norway—
6b 1963.
MAN
Antloqula Ool (Dept of)—
Extl 8 f 7b Ber A 1945—-JAJ
Extl b f 7b Ser B 1945—JAJ
Extl b f 7b Ber O 1945—JAJ
Extl 8 f 7s ser D 1946—JAJ
Extl b f 7b 1957 1st ser.AAO
Extl S f 7b 1957 2d ser.AAO
Extl ■ f 7b 1957 3d Ber.AAO
6 Basis,
Per
c
25
u
7*
10
MAN
AAO
6b 1902
Chinese
MAN
3
27*
Ext
Ext'l 5*8 1955
Trust rets 4*s
2nd
5*s 1940.
AAO
Dutch E Indies 6s 1947—J&J
Extaf 6a 1902
MAS
ser
Class
Ext'l
f 7b 1950
f 0*s 1956
Extl Bf 5*8 1958
M&S
M&S
F&A
France (Republic of) 4s 1917—
5% National Loan not red
Extl
■
s
26
s
mmmt +
26*
7*8 External 1941—-J&D
24*
A&O
37
77
39
78
78
77
2*
5*
9
Extl a f 7s 1947
M&S
sec s f 7s 1959
M&S
Nat Loan extl 6s 1900 J&D
Extl b f 6s 1961
A&O
87
Poland (Rep of) 6s 1940. A&O
Stab'n 1 sf 7s 1947. A&O 16
Extl s f 8s 1950
J&J
Prussia 0*a 1951
MA816
4*
9
6s Ext Oct 15 1952.A&015
40-yr s f 5*s 1905
J&D
35-yr extl b f 6s *03—M&S15
Norway Municipalities Bank-
Peru
24
5*
23*
23*
6a 1952
Queensland (State) 7s '41 A&O
Ext g 6s Feb 15 1947 F&A15
Rio
56
23
34
36*
28
Grande
Do
Sul
(State)
Brazil ext a f 8s 1940—A&O
7s extl s f I960
M&N
Extl ■ f 7b 1907
J&D
Extl 8 f 6s 1968
J&D
6*8
92*
67*
86*
1959.
Rumania
J&J
(Monopolies)
75
73
(
•
8*
4*
12
4
4*
4
5
48
52
41*
42*
46
47
15*
16*
18*
68
74*
55
62
9
10
18
5
6*
5*
"4*
r
5*
27
76
Institute 7a 1959
F&A
Russian 0*a June 18 '19.J&J
5 * % Ext Ln Dec '21 .JAD
39*
Salvador (Repub)
23*
27*
96
San Paulo
30
31
33
*
1
1*
s
-
8s-1948JAJ
(Brazil) State of—
78
8% external loan 1930. J&J
76
95
62
Ext'l 8s 1950
J&J
Extl water 7a 1950. _-MAS
7s 1940
(per 1.000 mUrete)..
Extl a f 6s (of 1928) '68.J&J
.A&O
52
10*
56
9
Santa Fe (Prov) 7s 1942.M&S
34
36*
Santander (Dept) Colombia
Ext a f 7s 1948
A&O
5
70*
Sec
74*
a
f 7s 1940
Saxon State Mtge Institution
Sink fund 7s 1945
J&D
Sink iund 0*s 1940-— J&D
Serbs Croats A Slov
62
83
86
80
82
77*
37
42
Extl 7b 1902 aer B
MAN
Silesia (Prov) Poland—
Extl b f 7s 1958
J&D
Slleslan Landowners Attn—
(Bank of the) 1st 6b '47F&A
Styria (Prov of) 7s 1940—F&A
Swealsh5*s ext 1954--M&N
Switzerland 5*s Ext *40.A&O
80
36*
49
49*
Taiwan Electric Power—
S f 5*s 1971
J&J
Tollma (Dept of) 7f '47-MAN
42
Upper Austria (Pro v) 7§*45 J&D
40*
40
y
46*
Extl
s
f 6*8 1957—J&D 15
Uruguay
Extl
8s ext
111*
119*
25
44
26*
44*
12*
10
9
7
37
35*
31*
30*
I??
27*
28
14
22
31
82"
104*
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42
"6*
7
20
25
14
17
35
27
s
a
26*
26*
27
92
88*
rrr*
118
12
4
1946—F&A
f 0s 1900
M&N
f 6s 1964
MAN
Venetian Prov Mtge Bank—.
Sf 7s 1952 ser A
A&O
Extl
10
11
(King of)
M&1<
Ext 8a 1962
38*
38*
42*
54*
54*
54"
51
35
44"
47
slOl*
94
35
s
5b premium 1920
M&N
0% Natl loan of '20-J&D16
7b ext of 1924-1949—J&D
28
22*
22*
——
8*
44
A&O
B
48
47
40*
Extl
5*s Mar 1953.-MAS
Extl 5*8 Nov 1953—MAN
Estonia (Rep of) 7a. 1967-J&J
Finland (Repub) 6a '45--M&S
0*§ Mun loan '54 cl A A&O
a
58
48
r
(Kingdom)
69
FAA
1902.AAO15
Dominican Rep 5*8 '42.MAS
5*s Oust Adm 1940—AAO
J&J
53*
61*
43
43
40
Parana(State of) Brazil 7a 5*
Pernambuco (State of) Brazil-
74*
b
i*
71*
73
7*
f 8s 1952 ser B—AAO
Denmark ext 6s 1942
JAJ
Extl
55
35
90
6
7
11*
51
IX J&D
aer
70*
70*
7
JAD16
5s of 1890 £ red 1933— AAO i
4*s of '98 £ red *44—MAS I 85
22*
Colombia Rep 6b 1901
JAJ
Extl a f 6s (1928) 1961.AAO
22*
Colombia Mtg Bk—
20*
20-yr s f 0*s 1947
AAO
Sink fd 7a(of 1920) '40 MAN
21*
Sink fd 7s (of 1927) '47 FAA
23*
Cordoba (Prov) Argentina—
Extl b f 7s 1942
JAJ
27"
Costa Rica(Rep)ext 7s'51MAN
89
Cuban 5s 1944 opt 1911—MAS
63
"Extl" g 4 *s '49 opt.-FAA
85
"Extl" g 5s 1949
FAA
72
"Extl" s f 5*8 '53
JAJ15
36*
5*a PubWksJune30 '45JAD
91
5*s June 30 1932.JAD 31
76
5*b Dec 31 1932—J&D 31
72
5*s June 30 1933—JAD 31
Serial 5*s 1932
90
JAJ
Serial 5*s 1933
66*
J&J
Serial 5*s 1934
57
JAJ
Oundlnamarca Dep (Colombia)
Extl s f 0*s 19.59
6
MAN
Czechoslovak Republic—
Ext « f 8s 1951 ser A—AAO
12
Extl 8 f 5a 1967
J&D
Guar « f 5s 1970
J&D
Panama fRep) 6x15*8*53 J&D
Extl b f 5b 1903
M&N16
lH
Government—
Huku&flg Rys 5a £
10*
10*
.WAS
76
24*
3*
3*
6
::i:
75*
72*
m
4
22*
5*
....
ext 0a 1943—F&A if
f 06 1944
F&A
Norway
....
f
A.MAS
Sf 5*a 1950
4*
26
25
2*
FOREIGN CITIES, &c.
German .Govt Internal—
56*
5*
75
5*% loan of 1930-65-J&D
15
German extl 7s 1949—A&015
German
Prov & Communal
Bks (Cons Agric Loan) 6*s
5
5
7
7
5
5
7
Grax(Mun) Austria 8s'54 M&N
7
5
5*
7*
Greek Govt s f 7s
Sink fd 6s 1908
5
'58
J&D
Antwerp (City) extl 5b '58J&D
Baden Extl a f 7s 1951
JAJ
s
26
Bergen, Norway—
Extl
Extl
15
•
b
f 5a 1960
1
f 5s Octl5'49.A6
60
55
33*
17
14
1904..MAN
25"
22
F&A
12*
65
63
18*
17*
13*
I::
£. / Flat price.
I In London, m Dollars pe rubles flat,
n Nominal,
p Per £20.
r Canadian price.
« Sale
Dollars per 1,000 lire flat,
v Dollars per 1,000 francs
to Dollars per 500 franca,
y Per £200,
• Per £300 bond.
Basil $5 to the
1.000 guilders,
10
before Jan 1931...O-F 16
(Colombia!
1947
f 6b
76
76
GOVTS.
Bk
f. 6s 1963
S f gu 6b 1961
46
0s Ref A
VJrtDiets 0>3S
MAS
Chili Mtge Bk 0*a '57 JAD31
8 f gu 6*s Jne30'61.JAD 31
florida.
8*
24*
15"
1
/
A&O
New South Wales (Australia)5s extl s f 1957...
F&A
Extl sf 5s 1958
A&O
Wat, serv & Dr Board
Extl
4.50
6*
36
i "ill
0s 1972 series B
Ext 0a 1954
Extl
.AAO
Extl sec 7s 1948—...JAD
Cent Agrlcul Bank (Germany)
Farm loan 7b 1950—MAS15
1946
5
Brazil"
aer
5s June 30 1955
Cauca Vai (Dept of) Colombia
7*8
1959
f 5s 1972
•
Netherl'ds
4.50
1940.JAJ
53*
51*
37
32*
Mtge Bank of Jugoslavia—
Secured s f 7s 1957
A&O
N®wfound 0*s 1930—J&D3C
5*s 1939
j&j
5*a 1942 A 1943
J&J
4.50
..
f 7*s
52"
Mtge Bank of Denmark—
1933-1970
JAJ
4*s 1934-1953
AAO
Wllm'gton—4*8 '32-*87-AAO
4*sBldg—Con'53-'02 MAS
4*b 8 F 1900-63 (B-a).AAO
4Mb 1936-50 (s-a)
AAO
5B 1947-1949
SAO
Sussex Oo 5s
460
450
s
60
49
35"
£100 and £200 pieces...
Internal silver 5s
Internal silver 3s
IIII.
103*
57
56
_
4.50
4.60
External
63
51
1
1
Treas 6 % notes '23 ext to '31
£20 pieces
4.00
4.00
4.75
77
(U S of)—
Extl 4s of 1910 (£20 pieces)
£100 and £200 pieces
105-JAJ
4*8 1981 opt *22 at 105-JAJ
DBTer Spec 8 D 5b *33-'40 AAO
Kent Oo 4*8 1945-1950-MA8
NewOastleOo 4*8 "32-'34JAD
5*8 1930-1944
JAJ
4*a '60 opt any date
67
60
f 7b '52JAJ
External 5s of 1899
15
35
AAO
f 7s 1952
a
i
b
Government—
'4s of 1904
17
15
16
4b of 1900
Bremen (State)
90
a
Mexico
17
4.85
43
86*
Brazil
Ext b f 7a 1958......MAN
Mendoia (Prov) Argentina—
7*8 extl a f 1951
J&D
15
80
14*
15
4.75|%
43
Maranhao (State
3
5b of 1913
to
42
42
for
f 5*a 1905
M&N
Oriental Dev Oo 0a '53-MAi1
Orient Dev Co 5*3'58M&N
Lower Aust(Prov)7*a 50J&D
SgX
27
76
4*b of 1883
4*8 of 1888
u
4s £ '54 opt *10—J30 A D3)
Sf 0*s
1954
F&A
96*
87"
Pub wks ext 7b B "47_MAt
„
Pub Util Credit
64
86*
Pub wks ext 7s A '37-MAfe
Japanese
Net
'4
Prestlt* Littorlo 6b
Ital Cred
Consortium
60*
54*
68
Ask.
T
—
Italy (Klngd) extl 7s *61-J&D
6% IntConsol
J&j
5b of 1895
4.60
20
Irish Free State 6s 190O.M&N
4.60
to 4.60 %
22*
21*
35*
to 4 .60
to 4.60
16
14*
43
it*
to
20
15
41
41*
96*
96*
25*
24*
3*
2*
2*
Sf 7*» (coff.8ec.*22) 1952..
Extl b f 0*8(1926) '67.AAO
Extl 8 f 6*8(1927) '67.AAO
to
19
Hanover (Province) German}
Harz W W 0*. 1949 -F&A
Hungarian Land Mtg Inatit'L
Mtg 7*s 1901 ser A—M&N
Sf v*s 01 aer B(f bds)M&N
Hungary (Klngd) 7*a'44 F&A
Industrial Mtge Bk of Finlanr
1st M coll 7s July 1 1944
42
85
JAJ
MAb
4.7,0
40*
41M
92*
47-MAN
4.70
to 4.60
to 4.75
to
20*
22
Brazil 8% ext 1941
JAD
7b Oent Ry elec 1952..JAC
4.90
5%
8b
1969
58,:
17
62*
24*
Bogota (Mtge Bk) 7b May '47
7b Oct 1947
——AAO
Extl
55
54
—MAS
Belg Govt extl 6*b 1940 MAS
external s f 8s 1955——JAJ
Extl a f 7b 1955
JAD
Stabtliz'n loan 7s 1956MAN
Bolivia (Rep) Ext
Extl 7b 1958
Haiti (Rep) 6% Kx'52 A.AAC
Hamburg (State of) Germans
Gold 6s 1940
A&O
?2*
60*
60*
1965-JAJlt
Extl 4*b i960.
MAN
Austrian Govt s f 7» *43.JAD
intsf 7s 1957
JAJ
Bavaria (Ger'y) 6*s '45.FAJ
to 4.70
Bid.
33
(Commonwealth)—
5s July 15
Extl 5b 1957
4~70
5p Water 1932-1951—MAN
5s Water 1952-1971-MAN15
Weat Harsf'd 4*8 1943--JAD b 4.75
1961.FAA
wkB 1901.MAN
wkB '02.FAA
tfxt
Water bury—
4Mb City Hall ,32-,83--JAJ
4Mb July 15 1932'80-JAJ15
f 8b(State Ry)'0O MAS
b
A iBtralla
4.70
4.50
to 4.50
to 4.50
to 4.50
5%
AAO
Extl 6a pub
to 4.70
1932-1939-JAJ15 0 5%
4a Water 1940-1905—JAJ15 0 4.75
MAN
a
Extl 09 sanlt wks
to 4.70
4b Water
40*
40*
40*
40*
40*
40*
Extl 5*b pub
to
to
1959—. AAO
f 6s 1900
«xt
to
5%
f 0a Oct
a
•Cxtlaf 6s 1900
tfxtl
to 4.70
to
40*
40*
link fund gold 6b
ffiitl
40*
B—..JAD
1959.JAD
1st g 08 I960 Ser
To
or
Bonds.
Net.
68
of 1897
AAO
4xt 0b of '23 1957 A—MAS
to 4.70
0 5%
0 5%
0 6%
0
JADO
1932-40
5%
5%
b 5%
0 4.70
60*
1945MAS
Internal 6sU>f '00)
48 £ loan
...
•Rldgefleld (T) 4Mb Jan 1 '43
Stamford (O) 4b 1942—MAN
8tamford (T) 4mb '33-'45 JAJ
♦4M Sch 1932-1965....MAN
4Mb High Sch 1932-'59 JAD
Stonlngton 4Mb '1933--aao
TorrlDgton *5Mb 33-'85.JAJ
•5M» Fund 1930-'41
JAJ
4*s July 1 1939
JAJ
Walllngford (Town) 4 M«
1933. '3». 43. *41. '53
Bid.01' Ask.
Bonds.
Net.
New London 4s 1933
Putnam (t) 4Mb *33 "401aao
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Did.
Bond*
93
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
AND
STATE
price
94
STATE
AND
MUNICIPAL
To
or
Bonds.
Bid.
Ask.
Bogota (Olty) extl 8s '45-A AO
7
11
Extl ■ f 634* 1947
AAO
Bordeaux (Oity) 6a '34—MAN
Brisbane (Olty) Australia—
103%
104"
I 6s 1968
rhyr s f 6s 1967
s t
6s 1950
49%
11%
J&D
Budapest (Olty of) Hungary
Extl a f 6s (of 1927)'62. J AD
20-yr
41
37%
37%
48%
MAS
FAA
12%
Buenos Aires. Argentine Rep.
Exten 6Xs 1966 ser B.JAJ
40
f 6s 1960 Ser 02 AAO
52
32
Extl
s
42%
33%
AAO
Call (Colombia) ■ f 7s '47-M&N
Oarlsbad (Olty) s f 8s '54-J&J
Chilean Cons Municipal LoanExtl s f 7s 1960 ser A..M&S
Chrlstlanla (Norway)—
71
30-yrsf6s 1964
MAS
70
30-year s f 6s 1955---MAN
17
OologneQerm'y 6 X8 '60 MAS15
Copenhagen 4s of 1901-M&N I
5s June 1 1952——-J&D
56%
Extl g 4%s 1953
52
MAN
Cordoba (Olty) Argentine Rep
14
7s extl b f 1957
F&A
Extl s f 7s 1937
MAN 15 r, 38
Danish Oons Municipal Loan
72
6%a 1956
MAN
Extl
s
f 6s 1960 ser 03
6b 1953
F&A
s
9
66%
4%
75
20
60~"
53%
18%
44%
75
60
s
64%
Danxlg Port A Wat Ways Bd
Extl
37
34
f 6Xs 1952
J&J
Dresden (Ger) extl 7s '46 MAN
Frankf't (Ger)
30
b
34%
;
7sl932
7s 1933-1934
7s
1935-1945
AAO
43
50
AAO
30
AAO
17
35
22
Extl
MAN
16%sl953
a
Extl conv 7b 1939
Havana—1st 6s 1939
■
25%
Heidelberg (Germ)7%s'50 J&J
Helslngfors (Olty) Finland—
Extl a f 6Xs 1960
AAO
Hungarian Oons Munlc Loan
■ f g 7Xs 1945
JAJ
Extl a f 7s Sept 1946...JAJ
Leipzig (Olty of) 7s 1947—F-A
Lima
»■
15
85
Medellln (Munlc) (Columbia)
7s extl Dec 1 1951
6
58%
6Hs'52.AAO
Nuremburg extl 6s 1952. F&A
s f g 6s 1955
M&N
Porto Alegre (Olty). Brazil
Sinking fund 8s 1961
J AD
S f 40-yr 7%s 1966
JAJ
Prague (Greater) City—
7%s loan of 1932-52—M&N
Bio de Janeiro 8s 1946-.AAO
Extl s f 6Xs 1953
F&A
,7s 1960 (per 1000 milreis)..
8
15
5s of 1904
Borne extl b f 6)48 1952..AAO
Rotterdam (O) ext6s '64.M&N
Saarbrucken
65
30%
16
22%
104
13
8%
59%
8%
16
67%
71
80
8
7%
5%
4
10
10
20
63%
91%
65%
59
35
38
Arg Rep extl
Santiago (Oity )Ohlle7s'49 J&JS
Extl a f 7s 1961
MAN
Soissons (Olty), France—
Ext g 6s Nov 14 '36
M&N
Sydney (Oity) N S W—
25-yr s f 5Xs 1955.—F&A
Tucuman (Oity)Argentine Rep
Secured
7s 1951
J&D
6s
5b
f i*
4%
4%
11
12
10
12
104
105%
41%
44
18
25
35%
41%
41%
Tokyo (Olty of) 5s of 1912—
Red ann s f beg 17-52.MAS
Extl b f 5)48 1961
AAO
Trondhjem (Olty), Norway—
Extl a f 5)4s 195?
MAN
Vienna (O) extl 6s '52—M&N
Warsaw (Olty) 7s 1958—F&A
27
Yokohama extl 6s 1961.-JAD
91
82
73
96
6.50
6.50
6.50
77
QQ
4s
10-yr 4s Oct 1 1960...AAO
4)4s Feb 1 1936
F&A
6s refdg Oct 15 '43.AAO 15
74%
93%
75%
86
87
5s Mar 1937
5s May 1952
94%
91%
95%
92%
90
91
§3%
94
95
M&N
6)4b Vict Ln Nov '33.M&N
5 )4s Vict Ln Nov '34.M&N
5)4s Vict Ln Dec '37-JAD
5%s »*enew Nov 1932.MAN
5s N Serv Nov 15 '36M&N15
5b N Serv Nov 15 '41M&N15
Alberta (Prov of) 5s '50AAO15
4)48 Jan 15 1957
J&J
4)4s Jan 15 1942....J&J15
4)4s July 16 1958
J&J
4)4o Apr 1 1961—....AAO
4)48 June 11967
J&D
4Kb Apr 1 1935
AAO
Brit Ool (Prov) 5s '48. J&J 15
5s Apr 25 1954—..AAO 25
4)4s 1932.
J&D29
4)4s 1933-1946J&D29
4)4s 1947-1956
J&D29
4 %i • f deb Jan 23 '69 I&J23
4)48 deb 1936
F&A15
Calgary 5s 1933
..'—..JAJ
5s June 15 1935
J&D 15
5s July 11945
J&J
Edmonton (O) 5s '45&'50 AAO
6a s f 1955 A 1960—-AAO
Halifax N S 4s July 1945
5s Jan 1951
J&J
Hamilton—
4b Elec LAP 1941
93%
to 6%
to 6%
90
90%
87
86
75
69
72
88
87
80
72
4s 1933-1937
%
4s
6%
6%
6%
88
70
70
63
63
75
63
70
81"
83"
62
65
85
82
88
75
68
68
73
61
55
55
61
55
61
81
85
80
MAN
MAN
JAJ
JAJ
61
55
61
JAJ
65
61
JAJ
55
61
JAJ
55
70
70
61
70
70
70
75
70
59
75
—.JAD
75
75
75
75
61
62
58
58
61
62
58
64
55
61
55
5.00
4.75
7
5.50
475
5
75
/ 70
5.50
(see footnote k)
80
76
76
73
76
4s O
to
4%
4%
4.10
to
to 4.10
6 4.30
to
6 4.30
90
4.10
to 4.10
to 4.10
1
100
to
6 4.75
to 4.60
6 4.75
6 4.40
to
4*50
to
4.60
4.10
to 4.10
4%t
to
to
6%
6%
Impt
INDIAN
1939-1948.FAA
±X
4X
TERRITORY
(See
Okiab oma).
IOWA
1932-1933—,
i
4%s
-
6 4.20
to
6 4.20
6 4.40
to
4.05
to
6 4.40
to
4.20
4.20
6 4.40
6 4.40
JAJ 6 4.40
4Xa W W 1932-42
JAD 6 4.40
<Sen Oblig 1932-40—JAJ 6 4.40
Des M Ind 8 D 4Xs '32. .JAJ 6 4.40
4%s Sept 1 1945.
MAS 6 4.40
4%s 1944
6 4.40
_
4s Sept 1 1945
..MAS
Fort Dodge 5s Fund '39—AAO
Fremont Oo 5s 1932-35-JAJ
Marshalltown Ind 8 D—
5a Olty HaU 1932-39—MAN
_
6 5.50
I
*5%s 1941
Des Moines 5s *32-'57
5.25
6 5.50
_MA6
*4%s W W Dec '43—JAD
South Bend School Oity—
%
5%
6 4.30
6 4.30
.JAJ
.JAJ
8 D—
z°
to 4.25 %
to 4.40 %
to 4.50
to 4.10
.JAJ
1939
JAD
1934-1940
JAD
Burlington 4Xs *32-'33_MAN
Cedar Rapids 4 Xs '49-'53M AN
Davenport Indep Sch Dist—
4% 1939-1940
MAN
4%b 1940-1941
MAN
6 4.40
6 4.20
to
Hall
*5s Oct 20 1932 -39-AA02C
Logausp't *4 Xs '32-'37 JADU
4 Xs
to 4.25 %
to 4.25 %
6 4.75
6 4.30
Oitv
So Bend *4%s W W '43.MAN
„
%
6 4%
6 4.40
J&J 6 4.50
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4;
4]
4]
4}
41
*4s Bldg Sept 1 1946—JAJ
*3Xs July 11941
JAJ
4.10 %
to 4.10
6.00
t
to 4 10
to 4.10 %
b 4.30
b 4.30
1932-1955Hospital 1936
Indianapolis
4.50
to
1942-1956—JAJ30
*48 Fire Dept J'ne 1 *41 JAJ
Sch J ne 15 '40JAD15
*4%s
*4Xs
*3Xs
*3Xs
to
H
4.75
6.00
Indianapolis—
*5Xa Track Elev '33-*47 JAJ
4.50
6 4.30
1.60
4.60
4.60
1942 to 1946.
AAO
1947 to 1957
AAO
*Fort Wayne Sch D 6s 1933.*Gary Sch Olty 4 %s Oct 1943.
Hammon (Oity)—
73
b 4.30
4.60
AAO
Wayne—
4%s 1933 to 1941
75
6 4.15
b 4.40
Vs
JAJ
Fort
73
.
...JAD
Evansvllle *4s ref 1942
70
%
85
80
77
55
Oass Oo 04s *32 *33.MAN 15
Elkhart 4X" W W '32-'75 AAO
7
to 4.10
81
80
73
INDIANA
to 4.10
Pulaski Oo 5s 1932-48
70
AAO
MAN
5.25
79
to 4.10
Rome48Municbldg'33-'39A&0
70
4Xi 1937-1950-
4Xs 1932 1944
4%s Refunding 1939..J&J 6 4.30
Bibb Oo 4%s 1948-49—M&N 6 4.30
Savannah—4 %s ref 1943.J&J
4%S Drainage 1944-—F&A
4%s Refunding 1959—F&A
Spalding Oo—5s 32-'49—J&D
Swainsboro 6s 1932-50.-A&O
Valdosta 5s 1933-1942
Jan
Ware Oo 5s Road 1932-49-J&J
Watklns S D 6s 1932-50.M&N
Woodbury 6s 1932-49—.JAD
75
77
77
6.00
85
J&J 6 4.30
80
76
Lake Oo 5s road 1932-35-FAA
5s Road 1936-49
FAA
Mollne 4Xs 1932
JAJ
t
I
1
80
76
70
73
Springfield Sanitary District—
6 4.30
JAJ b 4.30
JAJ b 4.30
75
70
77
River Forest S D No 90
4%s 1932 1947
Winnipeg. Man. 5s '44—AAO
4 %s non-call 1944
MAN
4%s June 1 1946
l.JAD
4%s June 15 I960—JAD15
4s Aug 1 1946
FAAI5
85
79
79
JackBon Oo 4%s 1939-1944—
Verdun deb 5s 1954
82
75
75
75
Evanston 8 D No 76—
4%s 1935-1918
Granite City 4%s 1934-48
7%
72
79
79
73
MAN
MAN
Ohlc West Park 4s 1936-41
Cook Oo 4Xs '32-'40—-AAO
4Xa For Pres '32-'43-JAJl5
4%s 1935-1943JAD
4s Ser M 1932-1933.JAD
4s Forest Pres *32-'34_AAO
Elgin Sanitary Dist—
5s
1932-1944
MAN
JAJ 14
4%s 1942 and 1967...FAA
4s 8t Imp Sept 9 "32.MAS9
69
79
79
73
4s 1932-1947
4b Sept 3 1937-'41
4s 1932-59
4s 1935-50-
7%>
Crisp Oo—
Hydro-Elec 5s '33-'57.F&N
Dougherty Oo 5s *33-'48 M&S
Macon 4 %s W W1932-36. J&J
4s Pav & Sew '33 to '39. J&J
Marietta 5s W W 1939
F&A
75
75
75
75
AAO
4%« 1934-1936
7%
75
72
72
69
JAJ
FAA
1933-1937
Ohlc Line Pk 4s '32-'48 MAN
4Xs 1933
AAO
84
var
69
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
4s 1935-1936
"85"
5s 1945 A 1946 var
6s 1950 A 1951 var
5s Jan 15 1970
Oordele 5s W W *33-'38
JAJ
JAJ
4s 1937-1950
82
F&A
1938-'51
1937 1939
Chicago School District—
82"
1936-1937
1938-1939
1940-1941
1942-1945
A&O
1940-1961
A&O
4* £ July 1 1948
J&J
3%s July 1 1944-45—-J&J
Vancouver. B 0.5%s '39 A&O
4%s 1933-1966
3Xs July 1 1933
-J&J
Augusta—4 Xa Flood '42M&N
4s refunding 1934
J&J
Olarke Oo 5s 1932-41
J&J
Oolumbus—5s 1932-44.._J&J
Jan
Ohlc So Park 4s '32-'39 var
4s 1940-1945 var
J&D
J&D
J&D
A&O
A&O
A&O
A&O
A&O
5s Water
Jan
1933-1941
4s 1933-1934
J&D
4%s ref 1935-1945.1
JAJ
3%s Jan 1933-1935
JAJ
Albany—5s 1945..JAD
Athens—4%s June 30 1943—
Atlanta—4 %s Jan 1 1940. JAJ
5s Water 1933-'37
JAJ
5.10
.
Road
4s
to 6%
GEORGIA
Dominion of Canada—
MAS
4.25
9
1932-1943—MAN
Chicago 4s '33 601935——JAJ
37
CANADA
4.35
...M&N
5b
38
49
4.35
4.10
Champaign County—
J&J
5s 1940 A 1941
FAA
Township H
Dist No 206 4X* '3d-'46
88
77
73
84
Nov 15 1957
M&N15
Toronto f)s 1932-1940
J&J
1952-
4.35
4.35
MAN
—
4s
4%s
4%s
4%s
4%s
4%a
5.50%
5.50%
5.50%
Bloomtngton
15
4%s 1933
4%s 1934-1935
6 5.75
6 5.75
6 5.75
4Xa 1933
4%s 1934-1938
4%a 1939-1948
4Xa 1932
4%s 1933-1936
4Xa 1937-1949.
4X8 Jan 1 1950
4s
1932-1945
I960—M&S
1940-1950
1932-1934
6s 1935-1939
5s 1940-1949
5s 1950-1959
97
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
93
(Province)—
5s
94
Chicago Sanitary District—
1943 (non-call)—J&D15
1959 (non-call)
M&N
July 2 1945
J&J2
15
98
98
99
1932-1940—May
„
*4 Xs
4%s 1955
4%s Mar
100
100
100
Highway 1941-1943—May
Highway 1945-1954—MAS
4s 1945-1956
MAN
78
7.50
3s
38%
3ao Paulo Brazil 8a 1952 MAN
Extlsf 6%a 1957
M&N 15
Saskatchewan
4.50%
98
98
98
96
4s
"so"
to 6.50
Hydro Elec Pow Oom—
5s Jan 1 1935.
J&J 2
4%s Jan 11970
J&J 2
Ottawa Oity 5s '32-'45
J&J
6s Munic Imp '32-'50—J&J
5s July 1 1932-1956
J&J
4%s 1934. 1935. 1944—J&J
4%s 1932-1937
J&J
4%« 1938-1942
J&J
4%s 1943-1960
J&J
Quebec (Province)—
4%s 1950 apt 1945..M&S 2
4 %s s f 1961
M&N
Quebec Oity 3%s 1933—J&J
5s S F (non-call) 1960 M&N
Net.
4s 1945-1958
73
"75"
M&N15
M&N15
M&N 15
1941
6 5%
4b
"78"
to 5.50
95
Extl
AAO
Ontario (Prov) 6s '43. M&S15
4%s 1944
M&S
4%s Jan 15 *33-'47—J&J15
4%s Jan 15 '48-'67
JAJ15
4%s 1932
M&N15
94
"73"
6%
18%
96
1
(Oity). Germany
Santa Fe (Olty)
7«
1945
Deb 5s I960
M&S
Deb 4%s Sept 15 52 M&S15
Deb 4%s I960
M&N15
Ask.
FAA
FAA
FAA
is 1932-1944
to 5.75
16
5
4s May 1 1932-1935
4a Highway
to
10%
5%
7
95%
81
6.25
60
b
Metrop-Oa4Xs *58. '54 &'01
4%i May 1 1965
M&N
Harbor Commissioners—
5s Nov 1 1969
M&N
Haw Brunswick 3%9 '33.JAJ
4%« non call 1958.M&N 15
4%88f Apr 15 1961 A&015
4%s 1955
M&S
■forth Vancouver 5s *60 .J&J
Nova Scotia (Prov)5s 1934F&A
4s Nov 15 1935—.M&N
:•
82
ILLINOIS
4X» Serv Oomp 1932-43
"is Aug 1 1932-38
is 1932-1943
7.50
Ext 7s Mar 31
1935- AAO
f 6b 1953
J&J
...MAN
M&N
1939.M&N
4s May 15 1932-43.M&N 15
4s May 15 1944-57-M&N 15
4s May 15 1958-68.M&N 15
10
Oslo
4s May 1 1933
4s May 1 1944
3%s refdg May
to
8
6Hs 1954
Milan (Italy )ext
4%s 1936-1939
AAOl5
4%s 1940-1951
A&OIS
4%s June 1 1971—...J&D
to
103%
Montevideo (Oity) 7s '52. J&D
Extl b f 6s 1959 ser A.MAN
82
83
6.50
5
12%
78
80
6.50
103%
103%
'
85
Impt 1941
AAO
Gap Bldg 1933-39—JAJ
May 1 1932 opt 1921.JAJ
Highway *35 opt '25..JAJ
Highw 1937 op *27 —JAJ
Ref 1933
AAO
Ref 1934-1935
AAO
Ref 1936-1939
AAO
Ref 1940-1945
A&O
Boise Oity 8 D 6s 1940-^-JAJ
.MAN
(Olty) Peru—
Extl ■ f 6%s 1958—.M&J
Lyons (Oity) 6s 1934—MAN
Marseilles (Olty) 6s '34.M&N
88
82
1945.J&D
5s s f Nov 1 1958
MAN
4%h May 1954
4%s Jan 1944
J&J
4%s 1932-1933
A&015
4%i 1934-1935
A&OIS
5%b
4%s
4%s
4%s
4%s
4%s
4%s
4%s
4%s
4s
14
15"
70
84
1
Bid.
IDAHO
75
75
4%s 1933-*34
4%s 1935-'38
4%s 1939-70
44
10%
Dec
Bonds.
80
70
24%
86
Q-j
75
(Prov)5s 1944JAD2
4%s May 1 1945
M&N
4%s Dec 16 1056
J&D15
To
or
Net
"85" "90"
Manitoba
Montreal 6s
Ask.
17
21
MAN
Q-J
2d 6s
Bid.
Lichlne P Q 6s 1954
J&D
rfaisonneuve Q 5%s '36.M&N
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds.
Net
24
&
,22
GermanOons Munlc 7s'47F&A
Cons munlc 6s 1947—J&D
Hanover (Olty) Germany
BONDS
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
to
to
to
to
to
4.05
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
4.20
to 4 20
6 4.40
4.20
4.20
4.20
to 4.20
to 4.20
6 4.50
to
6 4.40
6 4.40
to
to
to
4.25
AAO
6 Basis,
f Flat price,
n Nominal,
k Tax-exempt uader a law approved jMarch 9 1903 and which went Into effect
April 23 1903 bonds issued after
lhatdate by State or municipal corporations are tax-exempt, and
thege sell on a better basis.
0 Tax-exempt, under a law approved March 13 1909
and
1909. bonds issued after that date by municipal corporations are tax-exempt and these sell on a better basis
5 Sale price
Which went Into effect Sept.I
MUNICIPAL
AND
STATE
1932-42—A&O
1943&'44—A&O
Ottnmwa 4 Ha Jane 1930
Polk Oo 4Ha 1932
A&015
5s Funding 1932-35
J&J
Sioux City fls '35-'45—F&A16
6b Ref Aug 15 1940—F&A15
5a Fire Fund 1932-33—J A J
5a Police Fund "32-"33-M&N
4Kb Sewer 1932-47
MAN
Sioux Olty S D 5s 1941
J&J
4 Ha Water
4 Mb Water
6 4.50
to
b 4.50
to
b 4.50
to
4.25
b 4.50
to
4.25
b 4.50
to
4.25
b 4.50
5s Pub Belt
4.25
4.25
Octl932__A&0
RR *39-'49-J&J
to 4.25
b 4.50
85
b 4.50
to
b 4.50
to 4.25
5 4.50
to
4.25
4.25
8 Ha
KANSAS.
5fl July
5s July 1950-1959
4 Ha 1934-1961
5 4.40
4.15%
4.10%
4.10%
5 4.20 4.10%
5 4.75 4.65%
5 4.20
4 Ha Pub Bldg '61 op '31 J&J 5 4.55
5 4.55
4Hs 1933
85
5 4.55
4.40%
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
4.55%
4Kb 1939
City"5a"i942——F&A
4Hb Wat A Light 1944-J&J
4Ha Wat Plant Pur '39 J&J
4Hs Imp July 18 '49—J&J
Board
4 Ha
6 4.10
F&A
J&J
1933-54—JAJ
1933-1953
6 4.10
4 Ha 1932-1953
Sch Diet 4 Ha
6 4.10
4 Ha Water
1933-1947—J&J
Reno Oo 5b
1941
Saline Oo 4 Ha
6 4.65
6 4 65
1945
1940
1944
Sedgwick Oo 4Ha
Shawnee Oo. 4Hs
Topeka4Hs 1932-1933—F&A
A&O
4a Sub
Series B
4.60%
4 .60%
4.60%
3H« June
95
85
Brockton—
4.50%
6 4.50 4.40%
6 4.50 4.40%
0 4.55 4 .45%
6 4.40 4 .20%
6 4.40 4.20%
6 4.40 4.20%
6 4.50 4.40%
6 4.50 4.40%
85
1934-1935
M&S
u<Ah
-on
i
3.90 %
to 3.90 %
to
Belfast
BIddeford 4s
4.80
4.80
6
6.00
Hickman—6b Fdg 1949—M&S
Lexington—4s 1945
F&A
4.75
J&D
Livingston County5Ha R&B Fdg Marl'49A&0
Louisville— 5s Sch 1962-A&O 6 4.35
6 4.35
4 Ha Hospital 1951
M&S
4Hs Bridge Rev '48—M&N 6 4.35
4 Ha Ref 1965
J&D 6 4.35
4.25%
4.25%
6 4.35
4.25%
4.25%
F&A
6 4.35
4.25
F&A 6 4.35
F&A 6 4.35
4s Sewer 1965
6 4.35
J&A
J&J
4s Lou W Oo 1959
4.25
6 4.35
Irewer
to 3.90
6 4.10
to
3.90
to
3.90
6 4.10
to
%
%
%
%
%
98
6 4.20
to 4.40
High
(taxable). J&J
tax-ex.J&D
4s 1934
Kennebec
4 .25%
6 4.35
4.25%
J&J
6 4-35
to
Owensboro—5b
1932-35—-M&N
6 4.50
to
Sewer...J&D
Sch Dlst—
100
6 4 53
to
1959—M&N
Klttery Water District—
5s JanU933 to 1938
J&J
Old Town Water District—
4s July
4s July
4H« High
4 Ha High
U High
(a High
is High
1935-36
1937-39
1940-45
1946-49
1950-55
4s O
5%
4s
95
4s
4s
95
6 4 70
to
4.15
6 4.30
to 4.15
Quincy 3Hs *33 to *39—A&O
6 4.30
to4.15
Tax exempt
«.
Salem 4s Jan 1 '33-'54 tax-ex_
Somerville 4s Dec 1 1934 A&O
6 4.30
to
6 4.30
to 4.15
J&J
5s
5s 1950 opt 1940
5s 1952 opt 1942
5s Oct 15 1962 op
5a Oct 15 1963
5a 1957-1967
J&J
J&J
'52—A&O
A&015
A&015
F&A 15
1959-1969
5b 1972
Lafourche Basin Levee—
5a Jan 1954 opt 1944—J&J
5b Jan 1937 opt 1928—J&J
5s 1956-1970
A&O
Lake Borgne Dlst Levee—
5a Dec 1952 opt 1942—J&D
5s
4.15
6 4.30
to 4.15
6 4.50
to
4 10
4.25
3^75
3.65
3.75
M&N
4 Ha 1933
Warren
3.50%
3.50%
3.50%
3.50%
4.50
J&J
4.50
6
Winchester 4a 1939-1943
4.15%
6 4.25
4.15%
4.15%
6 4.25
6 4.25
6 4.25
M&S
6 4.25
6 4.25
6 4.25
4.00
3.90
3.90
MEXICO
A&O
6 4.25
6 4.25
6
6 4.25
94
Ann Arbor School District—
4s Sept 1935
Battle Creek—
4Hs 1933
4 Ha 1934-1937
84
80
F&A
F&A
Ha 1938-1949
F&A
Bay Olty 4s 1934
J&J
5Ha W W 1932-1951—M&S
Bay City Union 8 D—
06a 1936
J&J
4
91H
4.50
—_A&G
4a City Hall 1933-36—F&A
Battle Creek S D—
94
>
0)
5Ha July 15 1941
J&J15
5Ha Oct 15 1941
A&OIS
5 Ha Highway 1941
J&D
5a Highway 1940
J&D
4Ha Highway 1943——F&A
4H» Highway Impt 1937 A&O
4a Highway Impt 1942--A&O
4.15%
4.15%
4.15%
98
6 4.25
I
MICHIGAN (See foot note
4.15%
6 4.25
4.35%
100
Dearborn 5a 1936
94
Detroit—
06a Pub Serv 1933-51—J&J
05 Ha Nov 1 1945
_
J&J
4.60
A&Oj
See Foreign Govts, page 93.
4.15%
4.15%
1946-57-M&N
A&O
1956-1965
M&S
1972-1975
M&S
1973
I
4.15%
6 4.25
District—
Wellesley (Town)
<
4s Mar 1 1933-1946—M&S
4.15%
4.20%
4.20%
6 4.50
Water
4.35
4.30
4 H» 1933-1953
F&A
Watertown—4s 1932-34—J&J
~4.50~ l~il%
6 4.50
6 5.75
6 5.75
M&N
o5Ha Pub Utll '33-'51-J&J
5Ha Sewer 1933-1951—J&J
5.00%
5.00%
5s Pub
Impt 1933-51—J&J
o5s Jan 15 1936-42—J&J15
85
04 Ha Pub Lib 1948.J&J16
4 Ha Jan 1 1933-1942 ..J&J
MA88AOHU8ETT0
85
95
la
1932-52 (tax-exempt)—Var
to Water registd
1932-'58-J&J
gold July 1 1935—-J&J
1950 ref (tax-exem)-J&J
1937 reg (tax-exem).J&J
Water 1942
-J&J
n Nominal,
o Tax-exempt; under a tow approved March 18
muntoloal corporations are tax-exempt and these, according!?, sett on a
/Flat price,
4.25
426
J&J
Taunton—
96
94
425
J&J
4Ha 1934 tax-ex
4.10%
435
Springfield 3 Ha 1935
J&J
4s 1935-'44 (tax-ex)—F*A
5%
3.80%
*
4s July 1 1948-60
_
6
5a 1969
8Hs
3H»
3Ha
3Ha
that data by
J&J
(tax-ex)
4s July 1 1932-35
4.15%
4.15%
4.10%
4.15%
4.15%
4 Ha Sewer g
85
1932-'34
4s 1932-1937 tax-ex-_ J&J 15 6 3.00
„
M&S
Washington Sub San Dlst—
85
4.10
6 3.00
1933
A&O
Waltham 3Ha 1932-45—F&A
4s 1932-1960
F&A
Impt 1940
-J&J
Mar 1945
M&S
Refunding 1952—J&J
Sewage Impt 'SO-A&O
Oumber'd 4Ha W W *41-A&O
Hagerstown—
5s Water 1938-1987—A&O
4Ha 1936-1986
A&O
Montgomery Oo
4 Ha 1939-1968
M&N
90
4.00
Audover—
Plttsfleld—
8Kb
8 Ha
8Ha
3 Ha
90
4.60%
4.60%
6 4.30
A&O
4a 1933-1957—.
Caddo District Levee—
5s 1951 opt 1941
Fifth District Levee—
4a
80
M&N
5B Nov 1958
Sewer
1932-41
(tax
6 3.50
exempt)—
—M&N
1933-'35 (tax-ex)-_M&8 6 3 .50
ex-A&O
4a Regla'd atk
4s 1933-1944
85
2.50
4.00
4.25%
to
6 4.10
1945-1971
to 4.25 %
Newburyport—
4H8 Aug 15 1932-33—F&A16
6 4.10
4Hs Rd & Bdge '32-40 J&D16
6 4.10
4Hs 1932-1942
J&D15
6 4.10
4 Ha 1932-1942
-J&J
Annapolis 4HsWW '42-A&O
4a
4 25
6 3.25
Wakefield 4s
1932-1961
4.25
H st in—•
J&J
J&J
M&N
M&S
3.50
to 4.25 %
3He Water *32 to '34—J&D
Newton 4s 1935
—F&A
1938——J&D
1948
J&D
April 1939
A&O
14.00
.
4H» '32-43 (taxexmp) A&O
97
■louth Portland Sewer Dlst—-
F&A15
90"
■
J&D
North
1946--—M&S
4Ha Mar 11933-'55—M&S
4Hs Mar 1 1955
M&S
4a Aug I 1951
F&A
4s Annex 1954
J&D
4s Parks 1955
—M&N
4s Mar 1 1961
M&S
4a Aug 1 1961
_F&A
4s School 1933-1939—M&N
Baton Rouge—5s '33-'54_M&8
Bossier Dlst Levee 5b "54-A&0
.|4.30
4Ha 1932-34 (tax-ex) -M&N
4Ha 1937 (tax-ex)
F&A
Lynn—
4s '35-'39 (tax-exmpt)_M&N
4a 1940-51 (tax-exmpt)M&N
Maiden 4s '32-'44(tax-ex) F&A 6 3 25
5%
5s registered
85
3Hs Dec 1932
4.30
.
(tax-ex)-_F&A
5%
5%
4s Funding
F&A15
F&A15
(a 1938-1941
'33-'50
Lawell—
90
5s Gen. Imp. 1943-45—W&S
5s Water 1961
A&O 6
.Kb 1942-1952
F&A15
Atchafalaya Levee DlBt—
5s Sept 1932-1972—M&815
5b Dlst ref & Imp '49..M&S
5b 1933-1969
F&A
4 Ha
to
4a Funding
1932-1950
Water ville 3 H8 1935
4.50
4Ha *32-'41 (tax-ex)
J&J
4s June 1 1933 tax-ex__J&D
to
High Sch 1936 tax-exem.
Portland Bridge Dlst (taxable)
3 Ha July 1932 to 1939-M&S
Portland Water District—
4a
4.20
M&N
6 4.70
1932-1939
1952-1958
H '33-'45 tax
4 Ha 1932-44
6 4.70
4s
'35-49 J&D
—J&J
J&D 15
J&D 15
J&D 15
J&D 15
J&D 15
J&D 15
(a 1933-1934
(a 1935-1937
J&J
96
Portland—
5a Port Oomm'n '33-*59—J&J
4H« High 1934
4.40
'4.70
4.70
3 Ha 1932-1942 tax-ex.M&N 6 3.25
_
5s
5s Highway Dec 15
5s Dec 31 1938
,4.40
New Bedford—
Water District—
Baltimore—5s 1933-1946
LOUISIANA.
A&O
M&S
NT a
J&J
(taxable)
6.10%
n.
4Hs w w 1932-1970.-A&O
Warren Oo—4 Ha '34-'59.J&J
4.40
-'4.40
Milton 3Hs 1932
F&A
4s 1933-1937 tax-ex—F&A
5.25
MARYLAND
Paducah—
4.40.%
Medford—
5.35
4.25%
Ref 1943
4.70
to
Holyoke—
96
94
6 4.80
4.25%
& Park 1941 —-J&J 6 4.35
99
97
1932-1950—
4 Ha Ref
4Hs 1932-1945
—M&N
Water District—
McOracken Oo—5s 1933- M&S
) Basis.
3.90
96
Jaralner
Saco 4s
7o
J&J
1970
4a Jan 1
3s Sew
4.25%
4.25%
J&J
4Ha Sewer 1969
4b Ref July 1 1937
4b Sewer 1947
3Ha
6.10
4.25%
4.70
14.70
Gardner 4s wat '32-'34-.M&N
3.90 %
6 4.10
4s Ref May 1
4 Ha Jan 1 1970
to
6 4.10
Sangor—
4.80
»
5s 8 D 1938
1
6 4.10
1940 tax-ex—J&J
4.80
Crittenden Oounty—
ei/.
4a 1935 &
4s Ref Wat *35
3ath 4a Ref 1941
J&J
4.50
,4.70
tax-ex—A&O
4a Sept 1 1958—
3.90
to 3.90
6 4.10 ito 3.90
M&S
M&S
1938-19391940-1951
to
6 4.10
M&S
4.80,
1932-69
4.50
1933-1937
M&S
4Hs 1938-1941
M&S
4 Ha '32-'34 (tax-ex)—M&N
4a l932-'55 (tax-ex)
M&N
Augusta 4s Oct 151932-55A&0
6s WW Jan 15'33-'61 J&J 15
WW 1932-51
14.50
-I4.5O
4 Ha
5.50
4b Fdg 1952 opt '42—F&A
4.70
4.50
J&D
4a July 1 1941-1956
River—
M&S
3Hs 1932-1933-
Covington—
4 Ha School
%
4.50
Fall
5.50
F&A
A&O
4.70
to 4.50
M&S
1934
Everett—
& Bdge 35-39 M&N
to Hlghw & Bdge '40-44 M&N
(a State Pier 1933-1942—MAR
5.50
4Hs S I *42. *47 A '52
Bowling Green—5b 1955-J&J
4Hs
90
„
Is Hlghw
s
4Ha Fdg 1932-48
4 Ha 1936-1960
90
Auburn—
M&S
MAS
4.50
4.70
J&J
tax-ex
4s Oct 1 1946-1949
88
4.00
Franklin (Town)
s
Ashland—5s 1933-37
to 4.00
to
3Hs May l
46 (reg>_M«N
3s Bridge 1941
F&A
Chelsea—4s Park 1936--A&O
90
88
88
6 4.10
5a Hway & Bdge '33-'54-A&O
6 4.10
to Sept 1 1932-1953——M&S
6 4.10
KENTUCKY
J&J
•
Cambridge—
MAIN!
s
Bridge I960-
1
4a 1932-1947
^5
is 1936-1937
4
92
85
A&O
4.20
4.70
1 1935
_J&J
J&D
3Ha June 1
i H« June 1
J&D
3 Ha July 1 1945
J&J
Bralntree—4a 1932-1941J&J 15 6 3.00
3 Ha July
Shreveport—
5a 1933-1936
F&A
5s Dec 1 1932-1969—J&D
5a Wat Wks Kiv *33-'40M&S
4Ha W W& Sew'32-"54-J&J
4Hs May 2 1932-67-M&N2
Tensas Basin Levee District—
5s Jan 1957
J&J
4.50%
4.50%
1958
3Hs 1932-1951
--M&N
1944
to
Tub & Sub'59 tax-ex-J&J
5s Mar 1953 opt 1943-M&S
5a 1965 Series D-.
F&A
1948
Tepeka 8 D 4H® 1932-46
Wichita 4Ha 1932-36
Wyandotte Oounty—
6 4.70 4.60%
4His Bridge *33 to '41—F&A
6 4.70 4.60%
4 Ha 1932-1939
6 4.70 4.60%
4 Ha 1940-1945
4Hs
6s
5s 1950
6 4.60
...
88
88
5a July 1968—-----J&J
led River A & B B District—
Leavenworth—
Leavenworth Oo 5a 1935
McPherson 4 Ha 1945
88
opt 1942—A&O
'•ntchartraln District—
D
1943
6 3.25
6 3%
ex)_M&N
4Hs Dec 1976
J&D
4s July 1936
—J&J
6 3.25
♦a Apr '33-'37 (tax-ex)-A&O
4s 1932-1939 (tax-ex)—J&J
4s Tunnel & Sub 194S-J&D
4*. Sub 1957 tax-ex—__A&O
5a Oct 1952
Education—
or
88 H
95
92
Ask.
4Hs Sept 1 1981
M&S
4Hs Tun 1960 tax-ex—A&O
5a 1945-1967 -----J&D
Plaauemlne Parish E Bank—
4.40%
4.40%
Kansas
94 H
93 H
Orleans
Hutchinson—
M&S
1935
4a 1932-1945 (tax
Boston—
4H* Sept 1 1932-1968.M&S
Parish Sch Board—
5a 1936-1944-..
J&D
5 4.20
March
Beverley 4s '32-'36(tax ex) A&O
J&J
J&J
J&J
1932-1939
1940-1949
5a July
6 3.00
Arlington 4s'32-'42(tax ex)J&J
Attleborongb—
Orleans District—-
4Hs 1932-1933
J&J
4H® Soldiers Oompen *34-'62
4b Soldiers Oomp 1953—J&J
4b Soldiers Oomp 1954—J&J
Crawford Oo 4 Ha 1939
95
3a gold July 1 1939
J&J
3s gold Water Jan 1 1941-J&J
1950-59—.J&D
4 Ha 1933-39
J&J
4H« 1940-49
J&J
4 Hs 1950-59
J&J
4 H a 1960-67 — -J&J
4Ug 1932-1977
A&O
4b Floating debt 1948.A&0
4s Oonatitatlonal 1942-J&J
4s Public Impt 1950 opt
1942 (old Issue)
J&J
4b Pub Impt *42 opt '2I.J&J
to 4.25
Bid.
Bond*.
3 Ha gold July 1944
M&S
3a Met Sewerage 1936—M&S
5s Pub Belt
to 4.25
b 4.50
or
Net,
85
New Orleans 5s
Marshalltown—
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Net,
Ask.
To
or
To
or
Bid.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bonds.
95
BONDS
3 65
4.10
4.10
3.65
3 65
4.10
190» *od which went lot* affeet Sept \ 1909. bonds Issued after
better basis
96
STATE
AND
MUNICIPAL
Yield Basis
To
or
Ask.
Bid.
Bond*
Detroit (concluded)—
4hi Jan 1 1943-1957J&J
o 4 Ms 1932-1933
M&N
o 4 Ms 1934-1935
M&N
o 4M« 1936-1937
M&N
o4M« 1938-1951
M&N
4MB 1942-1962
J&D
4MB Jan 1 1967
School
1944
—
4MB 1933-1962
4MB 1932-1952-.
/ones Co 5s
May 2 1944—
M&N
6s July 1 1953
J&J
4Ms Sept 1934
M&8
Vtfksburg 5p St 1932.—F&A
89
4Mb Mar 11935-1989—
Grand Rapids 5a 1933-34. A&O
4Mb Flood Protec '33. M&S
4Mb Oct 1 1934-1938.-A&O
4MB 1932-1963
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4Mb
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4Mb 1932-1953
M&N
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J&J
4Mb Wat wka Dec 15 '41J&J
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J&D
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District—
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4Mb School 1932
F&A
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—F&A
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J&D
4Mb 1936-1942
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1937-1970
1944
5.25
5.50
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4MB 1933
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4Mb 1934-1957
A&O 5 6.50
6Ms Dec 1 1932-1940.J&D 5 6.50
6s 1934-1972
J&J
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Essex Co 4Mb Road "35--F&A
6s Apr 1 1932
A&O
4Mb 1932-1933
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4MB 1934-1935
M&S15
4Mb 1930-1949
M&S15
4Mb 1950-1960
M&S16
4Mb Road 1932-1930.-F&A
4s Hospital 1940...._F&A
3.05s Park *33 to '35..F&A
Essex Fells (Boro) fcs
July 28
1932-1960
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Hackensack—4Mb 1942.F&A
4Mb Tmp 1033-1942... J&J
6s 1933-1954
F&A
Hoboken—4Mb 1940
J&J
5s School 1933-1954..-J&J
Hudson Co—4Mb 1948..A&O
4Mb May 1 i960
M&N
4Mb 1932
M&N15
4Mb 1933-1978.
M&N15
4s g Park 1954 & '59..M&N
4s gold refunding 1935.F&A
4Mb July 15 '32-'34__J&J15
4Mb July 15 *35-74.. &J15
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6.50
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4Mb School 1933-1951 _M&8 b 8%
4Mb 1933-1952
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Cape May Co 6« 1933
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4.60 GloucesterClty4 Ms'32-66J&D
5 Ms Water 1937-1955
4.50
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Camden 6 Ms 1932-61
F&A
4Mb School 1943
A&O
4Mb Water '32 to '60-M&N
4 Ms 1942-1969
J&J
Camden Co 4Mb 1933..F&A
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J&J
Lincoln Co 5s *33 op '27..J&J
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6s Dec 15 1932-1966.J&D 16
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Kearney—
4Mb Sch '44. opt 1929.J&D
7%
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5Ms Dec 15 1932-60.J&D15
4.35
4Mb 1932-1943
M&N 6 4.00
4MB 1942-1949——J&J15
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..M&N
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%
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University City—
Douglas County—
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4.10s 1932-1934
4Mb Jan 1 1933
4 Ms 1932-1953
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5Mb Educational 1941
J&J
4Mb Educational 1944—.J&J
Billings 5s 1934 op 1929-J&J
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J&J
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St Joseph S D 4Mb 1935
4Mb
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1932-1943
J&J
4Mb 1935-1939.
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1MB 1940-1953
F&A
4MB W W 1932-1945—A&O
4MB 1933-1948
M&N
4Mb 1941-1948
M&N
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M&N
4a 1937-1940
M&N
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M&N
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M&N
Springfield 4Msl934-49.M&N
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5Mb 1930. 1931. 1940-A&O
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4Mb 1934-1953
M&N
4Mb 1936-1940
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4Mb 1951-1960
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4 Mi 1932-1970
M&N
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J&J
4Mb Paving 1938
J&J
4Mb Jan 1 1946
J&J
4Mb June 1
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4MB 1932-1947
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4s Airport 1936-1951
4s Auditorium 1932-1970
4s Various 1932-1970-M&N
Kansas City S D 4s 1932.-J&J
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Saginaw 4Ms sew 32-'33.J&J
4Ms Sewer 1932-1949.F&A
4M8 Sewer 1932
J&D
4Mb Sewer 1933-1951.-J&D
4MbWat Jan 2 '33-'39.J&J
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4MB 1942-1949
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4Mb 1955 opt 1940
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4Mb 1938 & 1939
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4Mb May 14 1932-1933
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5s School 1936-1937—A&O
5s School 1938-1939—A&O
5s School 1940-1955—A&O
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taxation b Basis, d Now part of N.Y. City. /Flat price, n Nominal*
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I* Road 1935-1936
(« Road 1937-1938
is Road 1939-1941
1932-1941
A&O
to 5.50
A&O
to 5-50
*
■
'
A&O
to
to
5.50
6%
to 5.60
-
to 5.50
to 5.50
to 5.50
to 5.50
A&O b
to 5.50
99
MUNICIPAL BONDS
AND
STATE
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bonds.
Dayton—5a 1932
M&N
»5H8 W W Imp 1944-J&D
•5a W W Imp 1945—F&A
•4Kb Bdge 1932-1951-M&S
•4H8WW Imp 1940—J&D
•4*8 Bdge 1933-39—A&O
•4*8 1932-1940
MAS
4*81941-1961
M&S
Dayton SDfiHa "41-'01 MAS
6 5.50
b 5.50
b 5.50
b 5.50
b 5.50
b 5.5)
b 5.50
b 5.50
b 6.50
•5s Mar 16 33-*40—M&S16 b 6.50
Bast Cleveland—
•5a St Impt 1933-35—A&O b 7%
East Liverpool—4s 1940-J&J b 5.20
1932
1933-1937
J&D
4*8
1938-1959
J&D
4.50
4*8 1933-1960
4a Water 1937.
JJ&N
J&J
A&O
J&J
M&N 2
M&N
J&D
A&O
4.50
-
4s Water
4s Water
1940-1959...F&A
6 5 25
4b May 2 1957
1902
4s Water 1902
4s Oct 11904
4a 1933-1950
4a May
5.50
pennsylvania
5.50
5.50
6b
O—J&J
July 1 1951 Series
115
6 3.65
4.25
4*8 Dec 1 1951 opt 36 -J&D
6 3.60
4*8 1934. 1939. 1944 1949J&J
4s Highway 1932. 1935. 1937
6 4.00
'40. '42. '45. '47.
£0. 52—
4.25
ts
4.25
4.25
5" 75
575
575
5.75
6
6
to 5.50 %
6%
J&J
to 5.50 %
6%
to 5.50 %
6%
4*8 1932
J&D2
to 5.50
6%
4*8 1933J&D2
to 5-50]
6%
4*8 1934-1940
J&D2
to 5.50,%
6%
•4*8 W&SSeplO'32-35M&SlO
to 5.50 %
5s 1932-1935
—J&D
6%
Mahoning Val. 8an. Dlst—
4 *s water 1933-52
A&O
Marietta—*4*s *32-'33-J&D
Martin's Fy *68"32 '44—M&S
Miami Conservancy Dlst—
5*s (1 to 5 yr mat'y)—J&D 6 5.15 5.10%
5*8 (5 to 10 yr mat'y).J&D 6 5.15 5.10%
5*8 (after 10 years)
J&D 6 5.15 5.10%
Montgomery County—
5.75
5.75
*32-*42—J&D
A&O
A&O
5-75
5.75
5.75
Highway 1941.
'41, 51. *63
*43. '40.
M&S
1937---—M&N
lllegheny—4s
tilnehenv Co 4*8
4*s 1933-1937
4*s 1938-1940
4*s 1941-1962
5.20
6
6
'33 to '36.M&8
4a May 15 1932-1953
4s 1932-1942—
F&A
leanette 4*s 1932-1956.M&S
Lackawanna Co 4a 1944.F&A
Lancaster Co 4*8
& 4*8
6 4.50
6 4.50
6 4.o0
6
4*8 1932-1950
•08 1932-1960
Warren
Co
5s
6.25
A&O
A&O
•4*8 1932-1950
6.25
6.25
M&N
5%
1932-34.-M&S 6
Youngs town—
•6s Bdge 1932-41
A&O
•5s Police Bdg & St 1932
•4*s 1932-1957
A&O
Youngstown School Dlst—
•4*s 1944-1947
M&S 6 5.50
•5s 1932-1944
M&S 6 5.50
Zanesville—*58 City Hall &
Market 1932-1939
M&S
Zanesville 8 D *5a '32-'43A&O
5-75
5.75
575
5.25%
5.25%
5.75
6
OKLAHOMA
1932-33—A&O 15 6
4*8 Oct 15
Muskogee 5s Sew 1936—M&S
Oklahoma City—
4%
94
1934-1940
J&D 65*%
M&S 65*%
4*8 Sewer 1930
F&A 6 5%
5.25
4*8 Water Works 1941.J&J
5*s
5s Water 1930
Okla
City S D 4s 1933—.J&J
1932-1933—J&D
Okla Co 4 *8
96
5.25%
5.25%
4.80%
Tulsa—
6 5.75
to 5.50
*s Wat & Park '33 '49 F&A
F&A
6 5.75
to 5.50
6 5.75
to 5 50
F&A 6 5.75
to
to
to
4.30
4.30
to
4,30
to
Clatsop County 5s 1934.A&O
Columbia Co 5s '33-'34-A&O
M&S
Eugene 5s 1942
Multnomah Co 4*s '32.J&D
4*s Bridge 1932-1944.J&D
4*s 1949-1956
F&A
4s Bridge 1945-1955—.J&D
5s Road 1932-1939—-M&N
Multnomah Co S D No 1—
4*s July 15 '32-'39—J&J16
4s July 15 '40-'45
6Basis.
J&J15
fFlat price.
6 6.50
to
5.75
to
to
5.75
to 5.75
5.75
to
6a July
to
—J&J
1940
6
M&S
M&S
to
75
7%
6-25
6.75
6.75
to
to
to
6 6 50
to 5
6.30
6.30
to
6 6-50
to
95
90
90
6 6.75
6 6.75
to 5 25
6 5.50
6%
6.20
to
70
58 Nov 1 1943
to 5.25
6 5.50
6.10
6.10
to
to6550
6.50
6.50
6-50
6.50
to
to
to
to
5 25
6 5.50
90
90
to
4.25
6 5.50
85
Spartanburg 4*8 1935—A&O
6 6.75
4*8 Water 1933-1939—J&J
6 6.75
4*s Water 1940-1905-J&J
6 6.75
5s Sept 1 1939
4.25
CO
75
80
Richland Co 5s 1933
J&J
Rock Hill 5s 1951 opt '31-J&J
4.25
to
85
102
to 7%
88
M&N
4*8 1935-1941
4.25
to
to
Marion Co-—
4.30
to
%
6%
6%
to 6%
to 6%
to
88
4*8 Water 1945
J&J
Greenville—5a St 1942—J&J 6 6.50
6 6 50
5s Water 1958opt '38-F&A
Greenville Co 4*s 40-'55_J&J 6 6-50
6 6.50
4*a Highw 1933-1945-F&A
4*s 1933-1934
to
87
to 5.25
Co¬
ds May 15 '30-'4O—M&N15
Columbia 5s Ref 1941—M&S
4.30
to
-
4*8 1950
4*s Dec 17 1978
4s July 1939
4s July 1942
4s Jan 1 1946
4s Feb 10 1955
4a July 26 1972
6 5.50
6 5.50
Spartanb'g Co 4*8 '37-47M&S
4*s 1932-1950—
M&N
Sumter Co 5s '33-'52
J&J
York Co 4*8 1933-50
J&J
to
J&J
J&J
J&J
6 5.50
6 5.50
-
to 5.25
J&J 6 5.50
J&J 6 5.50
J&J 6 5.50
6 5.50
J&J
6 5.50
J&J
6 5.50
to 5
5s June 1 1932-39
5s
25
to 5
to
6 5.50
to 4
Pittsburgh—l*s *32-'50 J&D 6
4 *8 1935-1937
M&S 6
4*8 1938-1946
M&S 6
48 1933 to 1939
J&J 6
4*8 '32-'38 taxable. .M&N 6
Reading 5s impt 1943-49.J&J 6
Schuylkill Co—
6
4*8 1932-1955
J&J
6
Scranton 4*8 *32-'41
F&A
5b 1932-1950
L-.F&A 6
4s 1933-1937
...M&S 6
4s 1933 & 1935-......A&O 6
ScrautonSD4s 1932 & 33 A&O 6
4*8 1933-1956
J&J 6
Wash'n Co 4*8 "33-'34—M&S 6
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.40
1934-40
6 6.50
to
6.50
to
6 6.50
to
6 6.50
b 6.50
to
Q
b
b
7%
7%
b
7%
b 5.50
SIsax Falls S D 5s 1935—A&O
b 5.50
5*1 Dec 1 1940
J&D
to 5.25
6 5.50
15
Perkins Co 4*s fd '36-'47
5.25
25
to
6 5.50
Jan
4*8 fund 1932-47—M&N 15
J&D
Stanley Co 4*8 fd '43-'48 J&D
5.25
to 5.25
6 5.50
85
80
to
to
to
to
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
fackson Co—
5.25
to
sto 6 .50
to 6.50
6 6-75 to 6 40
b 6.50
5*8 Jan 15 1943
b 6.50
4*a Rural Credit 1939—J&J
Corson Co 5s fd 1932-47-M&N b 7%
to 5.25
to
M&8
M&S15
J&D
J&Jlo
J&J15
5a Sept 1941
5a Mar 15 1933-35
5.25
to 5.25
to 5.25
6 5.50
6 6.75
6 6.75
(SOUTH DAKOTA
5a Rural Credit '33-'40—A&O
25
to 5 .25
3*8 July 1 1934
Phlla S D 4*s '32-'43
J&J
4*8 1941-1959
M&N
4*s Apr 15 1939-58.A&015
4b 1932-1942
J&J
4s 1937-1950
J&D
to
to
to
to
to
6%
6%
6%
5%
5%
5.25
TENNESSEE
90
to 4.25
4.50
to
4 50
to 4
4.50
to 4.35
4.50
to 4.35
4*8 highway 1939
J&D
4*8 bridge 1945
J&J
4*8 refdg July 29 1955-J&J
4*8 July 1 1945
J&J
4*8 highway 1939
J&J
4s refdg July 29 1955
J&J
5b Memorial Aud'm 1961-J&J
Carter County—
5s funding Jan 1 1959-J&J
5*s Road
4.50
4 .50
4.50
to 4.35
to 435
b
6 25 to 5.75
b
6 25 to 5.75
b
b
6.25 to 5.75,
6.25 to 5.75
b
6.25 to 5.75
b
6.25 to 5.75
5.75 to 5.50
Chattanooga—
4.50
M&N 6 4.50
to 4.25
to
4.20
to
4.20
5.00
to
4.75
4.60
to
4.40
4.25
35
4*8 School 1950
A&O
4*8 Memorial And '52M&N
5a Hospital 1954—
M&S
4.35
to
to 4.35
b
65
60
60
;
65
b 5
to
5.25
i
50
5 50
to
5.25
i
5 50
to 5.25
Cocke County—
to 4.35
J&J
6 4.50
to
4.35
6 4 50
to
4.35
Davidson County—
6 4.50
to
6 4.50
to
4.35
4.35
6 4.50
to 4 35
4*8 Highway 1947
J&J
5% Co Memorial *32-'50J&J
Dyer Co 4*8 1955
6 4.50
to
80
70
4*8 Road July 15 '47—J&J
Cumberland Co 5b 1956—J&J
Fayette County—
4*8 Road 1958—
4.35
80
70
i
4.75
to 4.65
1
4.75
to 4.65
45
55
60
J&J
70
Giles County—
RHODE
is Oharlt Inst
6%
ISLAND
1905
Is June 1 1977
3.85
M&S
3.85
J&D
3.50
J&J
Cranston 4s Sch 1633-'00—J&J
4*8 Mar 15 '33-73-M&S16
5s 1933 & 1934
5s
%
1935-1942
7.00
7.00
to
to
to
A&O
5.50 %
5.50 %
5.50
A&O
5°50
b
6%
1933-1958—J&J
b
0 10
b
5.75
Road
6
6
5.25 to 4.75
5.25 to 4.75
5.25 to 4.75
6X25
4.75
6
4.75
5.25
to 6%
Hamilton County—
4*% Refunding
5% Bridge 1944
1957-A&0
*> 5
75
to 5
50
to 5.50
1
Jackson—
4*% Ref
625
1933-1948—J&J
to
6%
Johnson City—
60
1932-1946—J&D
Knox Co 5s Pike &
6
5.50 %
to
County—
6*8 Impt
Johnston 4*8 1935-1940
M&N
N Prov'ce 4s June 15 '47-J&D
Newport—4*a *33-'39—M&S
5*8 June 1 1932-1953
4*s May 1932-1942.-M&N
4*a Mar 1933-35
M&S
4s May 15 194S
M&N
8*s g High Sch 1954-J&D
Pawtocket—4*8 1950—J&J
4*a Sewer 1952
J&D
4 *8 School 1954
M&N
4s Water 1937
M&N
4%
J&D
Highway 1947
Gibson
3*8 gold S H 1934
to 4.35
%
to 5.75
6 6.20
5a Highway 1933-1940-F&A
Lancaster S D—5s 1941-.J&J 6 7%
4.30
OREGON
4*8 Highway *33-Apr'44 A&O
4*s 1932-1944 (s-a)
A&O
4*8 H'way *32-'36 (s-a).A&O
4*8 H'way '36-'49 (s-a).A&O
iaHighway 1932-42
A&O
4s Highway 1932-41
A&O
4s Aug 1 1932-1933
F&A
3*8 Oct 11952
A&O 6 4.50
Astoria 5s 1953—
J&D
5*8 1932-1949
J&J
Baker City 5a 1934
M&S
|
5.75
to
6 6.50
6
4*8 1967
Kersnaw Co—
4.30
to 4.30
to
to 5 50
5*s 1933-1939
5s 1933-1947
0s Feb 1 1933-1939
to 5.75
%
Greater Greenville Sewer Dlst
to 4.30
to 5 50
6 5.75
5*8 July 1940
5
to
6 4.40
4s 1933 to 1935
6%
6.50
to 5.75
to 5.75
4*8 Imp ser I *32-'38.A&0
4*8 1933-1940
J&J
4*8 Impt 1940-1945.-J&J
fork 4*s 1932-1943
F&A
York Co 3*a 1932
M&N
101
F&A
.30; %
%
4.30
to 4.30
Wilkes-Barre—
101
100
30; %
to 4
6 4.40
48 1932-1933
4.10%
100
6 6.25
Okmulgee 6s Mar 16 1943
3.90 %
1
98
6 4 o0
6 4.o0
1943.J&J
Philadelphia 4s 1937
J&J
5s Jan 1951
J&J
4*s May 1948
J&J
4*s Nov 1 1948
J&J
4*s Sept 10 1975
J&J
4s Nov 1 1960
Toledo Sch Dlst—
__
to 4.40
6 4.40
6
6
J&J
to 5.75
,
Clarendon
4.40
to
to 4.25
4*s 1932-1953
1942
90
to 4.25
6
4s Park July 1
6.50
6.50
99
Charleston Co 6s 1937
J&J
Cheraw 5s *52 opt '32--July 1 6 7.25
95
to
4*s 1932-1954-——M&Sl 5
•4*8 Wat 1932-34
J&J
•4*8 1933-1953
M&S
4*8 Bdg 1933 & *38—-F&A
6
9.5
6 4.40
M&S
6
95
6 4.40
6
1949
to 5.75
6.40
4*8 1933 —F&A
6 6.40
4*s Highway 1934-37-F&A
6 6.40
4*8 Highway 1938-43-F&A
80
Charleston—4*s Jan '62.J&J
70
48 Refg '38 (tex-exem)_J&J
to 4.40
6 4.40
6
Sewer
4.50
4.50
6.50
6.50
6 6.50
Anderson Co
4.40
to
to
M&S
3*8 Sewer 1934
•5s SeDt 1932-1942—M&S
5s 1932 1933
J&D15
•6s Pub Wharf I960—M&S
•5s
4.50
CAROLINA.
SOUTH
4.30
4.30
4.30
4.30
4
Norristown 8I D 4*s
6
4.50
4a Refund 1952 opt 1932.. J&J
83
o 6.00
4*s ctfs indebt r39-'53—J&D
6 6 50
Aiken Co 4*s 1937-1945
4.40
to
Lancaster S D 4s May 1945—
6
6
.
6 4.o0
b 4.o0
6 4.o0
6 4.o0
LowerMerIonTwp4s.4*8,4*a
McK'p't S D 4*s "32-'43M&N
Mercer Co 5*8 '32-'47—F&A
6
4.40
to 4.40
Lancaster—
6
6
Imp '32-'35-A&0
to
4.50
4.50
4.50
4.50
.
_
•4*s 1932-1937
*4* 1932-1940
A&O
Toledo ♦Sb W W '37-'44.F&a
Summit Co—
4.o5; %
4.40 %
F&A 6 4.50
Erie 8 D 4a 1933-1938
M&S
Springf'd 8 D •Sa '32-39-J&J2
Steubenvllle *58 1933 -35.M&S
to
CA
'32-'47-'42..i6
Brie—4*8 Sch 1933-'39.A&0,6
4*8 1932-1933
F&A 6
4*a 1934-1960.
F&A 6
4.50
4.50
98
to
'32-'44—M&N 6 4.60
4s 1932 to 1935—--M&N
97
Cambria Co 4*8 32-'45
6 4.o0
Chester 4s'37 op'17 tax-ex J&J 6 4.50
4*8 1935-1940
-—J&J (j 4.o0
Chester 8 D 4*9
4.50
A&O 6 6.50
4s Fnndlng 1947..
to 4.70, vo
J&D 6 4.60
'45. '50
Braddock 4*8
4*8 1932
4*s 1933-1950
Springfield »58 1932-1934—
4*s 1932-1935.
M&S
4*8 St Impt 1933-39—M&S
•4*i 1933-1949
M&S
5.20
5.20
5.20
98
85
'33 to *35. A&O
8 D5*s '35
'40,
lltoona S D 4s
Bethlehem
4,50
6 6-50
b 6-50
5s Funded 1933-1959—A&O
to3.85 %
A&O 6 4.50
4*s 1932-1956—-—A&O 6 4.60
4*8 July 1932 -1958-... J & J 6 4.60
4*8 1940*1959
-J&J 6 4.60
4s Bridge 1942
F&A 6 4.60
4a 1933-1958
M&S 6 4.60
iltoona—4s *34 opt '14—J&J
90
4s Ref 1930 opt 1916—J&J
90
4s Highway '37 opt '32.J&J
90
5.50
5.50
3.70 %
A&O 6 4.75
Harriaburg—
4s Pub Imp
5.20
to
97
43—M&N
5.75
Portsmouth City S D—
to
%
3.85 %
to 3.60
6 3.60
97
4*s 1932-1937.
A&O
4*8 Jan 1 1930-1940—-.
Fayette Co 4s road 1936-A&O
5s ref 1936-1941
A&O
Newark *4 *s 1932-41 —.A&O
Portsmouth—6s '33-"30—J&J
•5s Road
J&D
Wssnaocket 4*8 Fd '41-J&D
08 Fund 1932-1935—M&N
0a Fund 1930-1901—M&N
4*8 1932-1907
J&D
4*8 Funding 1944
M&N
4*8 1932-1967
J&D
4*8 June 1932-1957—J&D
5> 1932-1936—
M&N
58 1937-1942
M&N;
5.50
Lucas Co 4a O-H 1944—M&S
1933-1955
4s July 1950
%
Refg 1955-J&J
Harbor 6s
Port of Portland 4s 1934—J& J
Salem—5s Sewer '32- 33 M&N
Lorain 5s 1932
4s
to 4.75
Pt of Astoria 5s
6%
5.50
4.50
Water Jan 2 1936
4s Jan 1 1945
4s Oct 11954
4s
.——M&N
1936-1955—M&N
1939-1958- — -J&J
4s Water
•5a Sewer Feb 15 *33'51-.-
5s ref 1934-1935
4*8
Pt of Coos Bay
45-A&O
•5s Park & Imp *32-'41-A&0
•Lawrence Co 5s 1934
M&S
Lima *5*s Sewer 1932-1947-
Emerg
M&N
-A&O
25
to 5.25
to 5 25
to 5 25
to 5.75
to 5.75
•4*8 Oct
4.25
J&D
4*s
4*s Dock 1943
4*8 Oct 1932-47
to 5
4s O H June'30 op '10.J&D
Ironton »4*s W W '30.-J&D
Lake wood — '4*8 "32 39A&0
•6a F1
Providence—
5s Harb Dev
to
Net.
1932-50-M&N
5-25 %
to 5.25 %
to 5.25
to
to
To
.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Net,
Ask.
Portland—
to 5.25 %
Elyria 4a 1932 to 1938—J&D
•4*s 1932-1952
M&S
•5s W W 1932-1940--J&J
Postorla *5b W W *33-'40 M&S
Franklin County—
•6 Hs Hos&Bge *33 *35 F&A
HamUton Co *4*s 1943-F&A
•4*8 Oct 1 1939
A&O
•4*8 Sewer 1932-'45
5s ref 1932-1933
or
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
70
Bridge
M&N
b
5 50
to 5.25
b
May 1 1932-1940
Knoxville—
7%
to 6.25
b
7%
7%
7%
7%
4*s Impt 1932-39--—F&A
b
4*8 Park 1933-1935—A&O
5s 1933-1937
—M&S b
5s 1938-1951.
-M&S b
5*% Fdg Sept
11950.M&S
Madison County—
4*% Highway *32-'49
,
to 6-25
to 6.25
to 6.25
to 6.25
_
J&D
6 6.50
to
6%
%
STATE
100
AND
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid,
Bonds.
Ask.
6 5.50
to 5.25
6 5-50
to 5.25
1932-1962--J&J
4K» Water 1949
--J&J
A&O
6 5.50
-J&D
6 5.50
to 5.25
-M&N
M&S
Montgomery Oo—6s Cumber¬
land River Bdge 1953-F&A
Nashville 6s 1933-1942—A&O
5b March 1933-1960--M&S
5s Memorial Sq '32-"50--~4Ks High Sch 1940
J&J
4Kb Hospital "33-'56--J&J
4Kb 1935-1968
M&N
4HB 1932-1967
-J&J
4Kb 1934-1948
M&S
4s 1933
M&S
Polk Oo 5s 1932-46
—J&D
6 5.50
to 5.25
6 5.50
to 5.25
6 5.50
to
6 5.75
to 6 00 %
to 5.25
4Kb Water
4Ws Park 1959-1.
4KB 1932-1955
4b Water
1933
4s 1932-1954
6 5.50
6 5.50
6 5.50
6 5.50
%
%
%
5.25 %
to 5.25
to
I
I
5.25
5.25
6 5.50
to
6 5.50
6 5.50
to 5.25
6 5.50
6 5.50
to 5.25
to
5.25
to 5.25
85
75
Robertson
County—
4Kb Road 1948
Shelby
F&A
6
6%
Bid.
Bonds.
25 %
to 5.25 %
to 5.25 %
to 5
Yield Basis
To
or
Net
6 5.50
Memphis 6s July 1954—J&J
5b River Term '33-'48-A&0
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
Yield Basis
San Antonio—5a '32-'53_M&S b 5.75
98
5Kb W W 1932-'35
M&N
to 5.40 %
102
Bonds.
to 5.40
Staunton 5a 1932-58
M&S
5s 1957
Tazewell Co Of l«33-46
J&J
Washln»fT,/>t>' v sch'34-*39 J&J
b 5.75
to 5.40
to 5.40
1957—A&O
'49--M&8
6 5.40
6 5.40
Sept 1932-1969
St Imp Dlst No 2 1943
b 5.75
—
J&J b 5.75
1932 1968F&A b 5.75
San Antonio S D 6s '56—F&A b 5.75
Tarrant County—
4Kb Oct 10 *32-"33
A&O10 b 5.75
6b
4Kb
4K«
1933-1967
to 5.40
to 5.40
to 5.40
5s June 1936
4Kb Oct 10 *34-'59—A&O10 b 5.75 to 5.00
Waco—5s Sewer 1937
J&J b 6.25 to 5.75
5b Water-Works 1942
J&J b 6.25 to 5.75
6.25 to 5.75
4Kb Water 1937-1968—J&J
Wichita FallB 6b 1950—M&N
10% to 8%
5 Kb 1932-1940
10% to 8
M&N
5s Feb 10 1960——F&A10
10% to 8
10% to 8
4Kb 1932-1955
M&N
10% to 8
4Ks 1932-1960
J&D
4Kb 1933-1946
F&A 10
10% to 8
6 6.50
to
6 6.50
to
to 5.25
UNITED STATES—See
6 6.50
6 6.50
to
to
6%
5b
5.75
5.75
5.75
5.75
5.75
5s SchBlg&Hos '52op'32J&j
4H* 1933-1961
4Kb 1933-1953
4«s 1954-1958-
J&J
j&J
J&j
'32—A&O
6%
6%
5s
4Ms 1932
4 Ha 1933-1935
4Ks 1936-1970
4s 1942 opt 1922
4s
79
4K
79
79
79
60
Dallas
6 5.35
6 5.40
to 5.20
to 5.20
to 6%
94
to 5.25
to 5.25
to 6.25
6 7.00
to 6.25
to 6.25
6 7.00
6 7.00
to 6.25
to 6.25
to 6.25
6 5.75
6 5.75
6 5.75
6 5.75
to
6%
to 5.25
to 5.25
to 5.25
to 5.25
to 5.25
6 5.75
6 5.75
to 5.25
6 5.75
6 5.75
to 5.25
Is 1942-1947
6 5.75
Houston S D 5s Feb 1952
6 5.75
4Kb 1937-1951
J&D 6 5.75
Palestine 5s Sch Aug 11934.
to 5.25
6K
to 5.25
to
5,25
1933-1970
F&A
65
99K
86
1991
90
101
101
6
5%
to 4.50
b
5%
to 4.50
5
to 4.50
6 5.25
%
to 4.75 %
to 4.75 %
6 5.25
to
6
5%
4.75 %
4.75
4.75
5%
5%
5%
%
%
4.60 %
to 4.50
to
4K
4K
%
5%
5%
Viewport News 4Kb '41-J&D 6 5.75
4Kb Feb 1953
F&A 6 5.75
4b Street Nov 1 1941—M&N 6 5.75
Norfolk—6s Oct 1 1950—A&O 6 6.50
5Kb School Oct 1 '51—A&O
6%
6b Municipal 1949
F&A
6%
4K
4K
Municipal 1969
F&A
4K
to 5 25
to
to 5 .25
to 6.00
to
o /o
4Kb Munfc Impt '42-M&S
6%
4Kb Renew Apr 1 '41-A&0
6%
4Kb Imp July 1940
J&J
6%
4s Impt March 1936--M&S -6%
Petersburg 4Kb 1962
A&O 6 4.75
Portsmouth—5Ks 1961
F&A
5%
4Kb Imp Oct 1 1942—A&O
5%
4Kb Sch & Sew 1938—J&J
S8
4Kb 1932-1954
—J&J
6%
uvo
5s Water 1948
J&D
5%
Richmond—4Kb 1949
J&J 6 4.45
4Kb 195#
J&J 6 4.50
4Kb July 1 1964
J&J 6 4.50
4Kb July 1 1941J&J 6 4.50
4Kb July 1 1965
J&J 6 4.50
4a 1938 to 1943
J&J
-
5 25
to
5K
5K
5K
5K
5K
5K
5K
4.50
to 4.50
to
4.50
to 4.50
to
4.50
to 4.50
to
4.35
to 4.40
to
J&J
to 4.35
to 5.10
to 5.10
to 5 .10
to 5.10
Olarksbg S D 5b *41 op '21M&S
Hancock
County—5a
Grant
Road Dlst "40 opt '32.M&N
Huntington 5s 1944
Oct
5s Ind Sch D '33-'34—J&J
Martlnsburg 5a '43 op '29 Dool
Mercer Oo 5s *44 op ^24 A&Olfi
Morgantown 5s 1932-48—J&J
Parkersborg—
4Kb June 1 1933
J&D
Wheeling 5s W W '32-'52-J&J
1936—July
to 5.10
6
5%
to
6 5%
6 5%
to
to 4.95
%
6 5%
6 5%
to 4.95
%
6
5%
4.95 %
4.95 %
to 4.95 %
to 4.95 %
6 5%
6 5%
to
6
to 4.95
5%
4.95 %
to 4.95
WISCONSIN
Appleton 4Kb 1932
F&A
98K 100
Chippewa Oo 4Kb *32-'34
99
100
DaneOo4Ksl934
M&N
98
Eau Claire 4Kb W W '33-'44
100
99
Fond du Lac 4Kb *33-'35-Mar
100K
Green Bay 4Kb 1933
99
100
J&J
6 4.60 to 4.35 %
4Kb 1932-1947
95
100
6s W W 1932-1935—M&N
95
6s W W 1936-1960—-M&N
100
La Crosse 4Kb '32 op *22-F&A
100
Madison—4Kb 1932— J&D 6 4.45
J&D 6 4.45
4Kb 1933-1937
4Kb 1938-1949
Marshfleld 4Kb 1932
Milwaukee—5s
J&D 6 4.45
—
'32-'40
5fl July 1932-1940
J&J
J&J b 4.40
J&J 6 4.40
J&J 6 4.40
4Kb 1932-1939
4Kb Park 1932-1935—J&J
J&J
4KB 1932-1945
4b 1932-1938—
J&J
4fl 1937-1944
J&J
to
4^30
to 4.30
to 4.30
to 4.25
to
4.25
to 4.25
6 4.40
to 4.25
6 4.40
to-4.25
6 4 40
to 4.25
6 4.40
Milwaukee County—
4 Ks Ct H'se '32-'34 M&N15 6 4.55
4Ks Ot H'oe'35-'50 M&N15 6 4 55
4K« Sew Mar 12 '36-*45— 6 4.55
64.55
4Kb court h'se '36-'49J&Dl0 6 4.55
99
F&A
98
Racine—4Kb '32'-57.—M&N
4 Kb court h'se '32-'35J&D10
to 4.25
to
4.35
to 4.35
to 4.35
to 4.35
to 4,35
6s 1932-1941
F&A
Racine Co 6s 1932-1940—J&J
4.40
to 4.30
to 4.40
J&J 6 4.50
to 4.40
J&J 6 4.50
to 4.40
Roanoke 4Kb Ref 1936—J&J 6 4.75
4Kb Street Impt May 1940 6 4.75
to 4.50
to 4.50
100
100
98
100
4K« 1934-1947
Superior 4Kb Scb '32-'44-J&J 6 5.00 to 4.60
Wausau 4Kb 1933—
100
A&O
98K
Wood Oo—6a 1934
A&O 6 4.60 to 4.40
5s 1937 and 193#
A&O 6 4.60 to 4.40
to 4.50
to 4.50
to 4.50
to
4.50
WYOMING
4s Road 1951 opt 1941
Natrona Oo 8 D No 2—
A&O 6 4.50
4.25%
6 6 50
6.00%
97
99
Sheridan 6s Mar 151952-M&S
/Flat price.
for real estate bonds usually given here see page 111.
to 5.10
A&O
5s 1932-1944
6 Basis.
4.35
4.35
4.35
4.35
A&O
to
J&J 6 4 "50
4Kb Pub Bldg 1941—M&N 6 4.75
4Kb Pub Bldg 1944—M&N 6 4.75
4Kb Apr 1952
A&O 6 4.75
4b Street Impt 1936
J&J 6 4.75
to
Oshkosh 4K's 1932-34
4b Elec Light 1942
4s 1943
-
to
—J&J
1935-1953—
4.40
to 4.40
to
4b 1941
6%
J&J
J&J
J&J
July 1948-1952
to 4.50
to 5.25
75
to
4s Ref 1932 to
to 5.25
Port Arthur—
J&J
5s
"
to 5.25
to 4.35
to 4.35
Charleston 4Kb *41 opt "27J&J
Charleston S. D. 5s '32-'34J&J
4s Ref Oct 1934—
J&J b
4s Pub Impt 1939-1959-J&J b
5s
95
85
J&J
J&J
3Ks 1943-1952
IP
to 5.25
to 4.35
J&J
3Ks 1951 & 1952.
Lee
to 5.25
6 7.00
6 7.00
July 1940-1948
1945-1954
1932-1934—
1935-1943
4b 1939-1950
4Kb June 1 1957
J&D b
County 6a 1933-41
J&J
Lynchbg4Ks Pub Imp '39J&J
4Kb Pub Impt 1946—-J&J
4Kb Water 1951
J&J
to 5.25
to 5.25
'39.'44.'49,'54.
to 4.50
Henrico Oo Sch 5s '33-*60 J&J 6
6 5.75
6 5.75
5s
6 4.40
4Kb
4KB
4Kb
4KB
to 6
6 6.25
6 7.00
59.'64— 6
58
to 4.80
4Kb Ref Aug 1942
F&A
4Kb July 1 1939-1950--J&J
Fairfax Co 4Kb 1945
F&A2 b
to 5.25
4^s Impt 1940-55 (t-a)_J&J
to 4.50
to 6%
to 6
to 5.25
6 6.50
6 5.75
debt
to 4.35
to 4.35
Highway 1932-1934—J&J
Highway 1935-1940—J&J
F&A 6 4.30
M&N 6 4.60
J&J
4Kb ctfs Indebt 1932
J&J
4Kb ctf Indebt 1933-37—J&J
llbemarle Co 5b 194#
J&J
Alexandria 6s 1932-1956-A&O
Arlington Co 5Ks '33 '54.F&A
Bristol 5 Kb Sch '34-*53
Charlottesville 5s 1962—M&S
5s Water Impt 1958—J&J
Danville—
to 5.20
5s Ref Oct 16 "41op'31-A&0
5s Mun Imp '33-'30—F&A 6 5.75
Sept 1932-1952-M&N
Oct 26 '38 op '2S-A&0
1932-1957
J&J
Imp 1934-35 (s-a).J&J
Impt 1936-39 («-a)-J&J
5b
"Rlddleberger " 1932—J&J
3s Funded
to 5.20
Grimes Oo.
4Kb
4Kb
4Kb
4Kb
4Ks
Ss
to 5.20
6 6.25
6 6.25
VIRGINIA
to 4.80
5B 1935-1952
to 5.20
5kb Road 1932-'54-A&010
Harris Oo 4s '47 op '17 A&O
4K« Apr 10 '32-*56-A&010
4kb Road Apr 10 '32-'60-.
Houston—5s 8ewl939—M&N
WEST
4.80
J&J
Clarksburg 5s '32-'34
to 5.20
—J&D 6 6.25
J&D 6 6.25
1935-1969
to
4s Water 1944-40.
65
6 5.35
6 5.35
4KB 1936-1971
F&A
4 k* 1936-1964
F&A
4s Refunding 1941
J&j
Galveston—6fl 1932-1935-J&J
5s Grade Rals 1944—A&O
5s School 1932-1954—M&S
5s 1933-1956
A&O
4Kb Grad, &c, '48op'28 J&j
4Kb Grad.&c,'49 op'29A&G
Galveston County—
5s Bd Apr 10 "51op'3l A&O
to 4.80
VIRGINIA
to 5.20
5s School 1955 opt '35—j&j 6 6 50
5s Impt Aug 1 1948
F&A 6 6.50
85
4Kb 1933-1960-—
A&O
Fort Worth 5s 1951
A&O 6 6.25
1932-1934
6 4.60
4Kb Water '39-'43(8-a)-J&J
4KaKlL&P '42-'40(»-a)_J&J
4KsKlL&P "34-'51(s-a)A&0
to
70
58 Vlad't & Bridge Feb 10
1954 opt 1924
Apr 10 6 5.40
El Paso 5s W W Purch'50 A&O 6 6.50
5s Fund 1951 opt '31—M&S 6 6.50
5s
5s
6 4.60
4.50
to 4.80
to 4.80
5%
5%
3Kb 1932-48
—J&D
4Kb Oct 1 1932-1949—A&O
Mlddlebury 4s '41op'21-M&N
Rutland 4Kb 1946-48
J&J
85
6 5.35
6 5 35
Co4KsSeptl0'51 AprlCf
6 4.30
6 4.60
8.00%
Spokane—
4Kb Park 1902
J&J
4Kb Bridge 1932-36—-J&J
Tacoma—5s 1932-33
J&D
4s
70
to 5.20
4Kb 1932
4Kb 1933-1970
M&N_
4Kb July 1 1932-1949--J&j
4 Hb 1932-'45
M&N
4KB 1946-'85
M&N
4s School 1932-1951—-J&j
to
70
75
55
63
M&N 6 5.35
M&N 6 5.35
Dallas 5s 1932-1960
to
VERMONT.
80
60
Corpus Ohrlstl 5s fd 337-F&A
6s Water 1932-1959— F&A
6 4.60
4.50
to 4.50
to 4.80 %
6 4.75
J&J
Seattle School Dlst No. 1—
4a 1946-1950
M&N
to 4.50
to
79
4Kb Aug 1 1933
4s May 1 1949
Salt Lake Oo 4Kb 1941
79
75
4Kb 1934-1942-—J—M&S
5s Road Mar 15 1933-1957—
Cleburne 5s WW'52op*32 j&J
4.50
4.50
to 4.50
6 4.75
M&N
8.00%
8.00%
4K Lt & Pr 1939-'68 M&N 6 7.00 8.00%
4Kb Light ext 1933
J&J 6 7.00 8.00%
4Kb 1932
—A&O 6 7.00 8.00%
4Kb 1933-1940
A&O 6 7.00 8.00%
4Kb 1941-1965A&O 6 7.00 8.00%
4 Kb 1933-1935
A&O 6 7.00 8.00%
4Kb 1936-1957
A&O 6 7.00 8.00%
92
6 4.25
6 4.25
1932-1934
A&O 6 7.00
5Ks L & P 1933-43—M&N 6 7.00
5a Light & Pow 1942-50A&O 6 7.00
6 4.25
.A&O 6 4.60
4.60
.A&O
Ref 1936-1945
Ref 1946-1965
to
to
f
%
F&A
4Kb Jan 1933-1955
Seattle—6b 1933-41
79
73
4s
Brazoria Co—
5Ks Impt Apr 10 1956-1965
Cameron County—
6 4.25
to 4.50
5%
4Kb 1935-1950
M&N
Pierce Oo 6a Sept 1 '32-37Sept
Port of Seattle 5s *33-'55 M&S
8alt Lake City 8 D—
79
73
73
73
73
A&O
A&O
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&D
1933-1939
5s 1940-1965
85
73
73
J&J 6 4.25
6 4.25
J&J
4Kb Refunding 1932..J&D
4Kb Ref Wat 1933—M&N
Salt LakeCity—
5b Refunding 1941— ..J&J
M&N
4Kb May 1 1934
4Kb refunding 1934- M&N
4a Ref 1933-1936
.A&O
5.40%
5.40%
5.40%
5.40%
3.40%
73
Beanmont 5s '52 op
5s Water Works 1954-M&S
Capitol Bldg 1934
4Kb Capitol Bldg 1934—A&O
4Kb Road 1939J&J
4Kb July 1 1939
J&J
4a Capitol Bldg 1934
J£J
Ogden 4K % 1932-1945
85
75
75
J&j
1932-1942
&
6
to 4.60
J&D
6b Road 1935
UTAH.
5Ks April 1 1941
Abilene 6s Feb 15 *59-'65
Amarlllo 4KB '33-'58-M&816
5s
18
to 4.60
to 4.50
4Kb Bridge 1932
M&N
4Kb Bridge 1933-1938 M&N
4Kb Bridge 1939-1949 M&N
6%
TEXAS.
Austin
pages
6 4.75
6 4.75
6 5%
5 Kb Water 1934-1938.M&S
King Oo—5s Ot H 1933—May
to 5.00
to 5.25
5Ks Fdg 1935-1958—-J&J
Tipton County—
4Kb Road July 2 '32-'58J&J
Washington County—
5% Fdg June 1 1954—J&J
White County—
5H% Highway 1955--M&S
Net.
0b Gen Fund 1932-1940. -J&J
Clarke Oo 5b "35 opt "25-Jan 1
Everett—
58
to 5.25
5.40
4s Courthouse
Ask.
WASHINGTON
102
County—
5s Aud Mkt H'se
Did.
5Ka W W 1936-'65—M&N
5a Sept 1932-1953
M&S 6 5.75
98
to 5.50
4 K% J»» 1940-1951—M&8
Smith County—
To
or
Net
Ask.
Banks & Trust Companies
NATIONAL BANK STATEMENTS
STATE AND
share, not per oent, except for stocks of Canadian Institutions,
monlh preceding date of issue, though often are nominal. An asterisk (•)
Quotations In this department are given per
ainear as
possible for the closing day of the
and are
denote®
■ales.
the national banks are from the Comptroller's
Figures of deposits, capital and profits for
last call; for all other Insti¬
obtainable, direct returns being procured by us where no periodic statements are required.
the Clearing House banks of New York. Philadelphia and Boston, deposits are taken from the latest weekly statement.
tutions they are the latest
National Banks
ALABAMA
Dec. 31.
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Cross
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
ion
15,117,748
638,011
1,290,432
45.940,692
100
26,917
350,186
100
1,000,000
1,000,000
500.000
1,767,436
1,319,123
115,800
15,771,778
12,015,145
1,016,950
100
N
o
20
re
cent
100
sa
les
N
o
re
25
Los Angeles (Concl.)
Farmers & Mer. Nat-
cent
les
Nat Bk.
Amer Nat Bk&Tr Oo
Bid.
5,052,902
Per
$
$
$
3,000.000
First National Bank.
1,200,000
1.200,000
1,000,000
Farmers & Mer Sav.
300,000
Central Sav Bank
Merchants'
Par.
69.843.809
Ask.
Central Nat Bank
share.
210
250
28
100
40
"26
37
100
325
100
Oakland—
MobileFirst National Bank.
Cross
Deposits.
8,290,337
2.000.000
540,000
Security-First NatBk 30,000,000 23,052,834 479.012.864
5,000,000
Union Bank & Trust.
2,377.853 27,435,576
618,330
29,853
200,000
Wilshire Nat Bank..
100
Woodlawn-Amerlcan
Bank
Surplus &
Profits.
Seaboard Nat Bank
sa
First National Bank.
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
100.000
Industrial Sav Bank.
State' Institutions
CALIFORNIA
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
Par,
Deposits.
1.000.000 dl ,312,544
200,000
53,386
104,782
100,000
5,000,000 5.058,632
Ensley(The) Nat Bk
National
Dec. 31.
Dec. 31.
$
Birmingham—
BIrmlng'm Tr & Sav.
Institutions
State
National Banks
For
100
350
100
325
2.925.287
2,838,800
205,503
195,192
39,281,709
26,061,347
3.890.959
6.618,262
100
9,202
256,598
3,524,676
4,978,669
10,252,959
1,343,067
.2,573,688
582,647
838,531
556,072
109,668
103,763
18,255,515
20.644,460
15,770,717
1,286,075
3,633,738
100
102,717
2,136,581
1,512,629
2,544,412
100
100
Pasadena—
Montgomery500,000
1,000,000
200,000
Alabama Nat Bank.
First National BankUnion Bank & Tr Oo
100
100
10
15
10
11
15
229,101
76,695
225,075
143.649
,
2,179,943
661,961
1,095,981
1.441,522
300.000
305,595
National Bank-
500,000
First Trust & Sav Bk
1,000,000
100,000
/206,877
/797,553
Citizens Coml Tr & 8
120
10
82,250
2,024,102
12,270,600
1,254,439
100
130.637
887,639
First
Pasadena Nat Bank-
Security Nat Bank.
.
300,000
N
o
25
re
cent
100
sa
les
100
100
Selma—
400,000
100,000 i
200,000
100.000
City National Bank.
People's Bk & Tr Oo.
Sacramento—
100
100
N
o
re
cent
100
sales
Selma Tr & Sav Bank
California Nat Bank-
2,000,000
California Tr & S Bk
Capital Nat Bank—
450,000
500,000
Citizens Bk of Sacra.
Selma National Bank
50,000
Merchants Nat Bank
200.000
/200
a
BOO"
inn
1300
/150
100
100
SanBernardino—
National Banks
Dec. 31.
-
American Nat Bank.
State Institutions
ARIZONA
San Bernardino N Bk
Dec. 31.
San Bern Co Sav Bk
Nomi nal.
Per
Bisbee—-
200,000
250,000
Miners & March Bk.
121,004
266,734
2.472.722
3,085,653
81.698
361,702
573,358
328,749
604,749
3,847,118
4,285,053
4,737,870
3,849,573
10,268,470
share.
San Diego Tr & S Bk
100
250.000
300.000
500.000
Bank of Bisbee
San Diego—
First Nat T & S Bk
100
Security Tr & Sav Bk
100
United States Nat Bk
Phoenix—
The Arizona Bank
First Nat Bk of Ariz.
Phoenix Nat Bank..
Phoenix Sav Bk & Tr
250.000
1,050.000
Valley Bank & Tr Oo
150,000
100,000
150.000
N
o
25
re
cent
25
sa
20
1.000,000 fl ,032,055
798,352
500.000
600.000
340,444
lOO.Oix.
Anglo&London-Paris
National Bank-.g? 10,000,000
Bank of Calif, N A.
Bank of Canton Ltd.
25
65,502
23,613,440
11,134,024
4,783,441
1,505,436
o
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
25
Cl2
14
25
75
85
100
75
80
100
80
90
8,500,000
3 'O.000
8,408,152 113,718,870
9,260,010 93,212,829
743,288
30,464
65
75
100
100
103 X 107
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
& Savs
400.000
250.000
100.000
Consolidated Nat Bk
Sou Arizona Bk & Tr
United Bk & Tr Oo..
Bank of Montreal..
ino
7.745,240
4.772,348
1.000,000
99.479
/367.960
125,000
Assoc
Canadian Bk of Com
100
City National Bank.
Crocker First Nat Bk
The San Fran Bank.
26
50.000.000 54,290,312 749,796,772
100
3.066,264
201,626
1,000,000
100
13,647,406
504,001
1,300,000
1,607,434
67,050
625,000
6.000,000 4.289,496 67,228,652 "loo
5,050.000 147,010,611 tooo
1.000,000
Pacific Nat Bank..
ARKANSAS
Dec. 31.
Dec.
9,000,000
31.
Per
Fort Smith—
200,000
500,000
500.000
Merchants Nat Bank
52,494
147,055
216,299
361,343
401,078
836,177
7,006,346
3,271.066
8,264.867
3,560,989
Peoples Trust Co
Union Trust Co
W B Worthen Co
100
71,013
/596,321
1,200,757
5,750,568
Trust
3,140,351
76,251,325
100
1.500,000
Co
o
25
re
les
Commercial Nat Bk.
Farm & Mer Sav Bk.
25
First National Bank.
100
too
1,948,436
40,865,997
I
CALIFORNIA
145
200
50
600,000
500.000
906,067
72,054
7,652,662
2,164,477
100
200,000
150.000
53,385
25
219,014
No
25
re
sa
enfc
Jes
20
25
300
325
750,000
373,580
1,185,664
2,979,913
9,126,931
200,000
1,000,000
594,812
1,140,119
2,780,464
9,466,137
100
N o
re
cent
61,000
1.899,570
100
sa
les
Stockton—
First National Bank.
National Banks
165
Santa Ana—
cent
sa
Pine Bluff—
OottonBeltBk&TrCo
Simmons Nat Bank.
155
San Jose—
San Jose Nat Bank..
100
.
240
"100
First National Bank-
25
N
Bankers Trust Co
share.
100
Little RockTwin City Bank....
183
100
Crocker First Federal
inal.
100
2,649,656
6,936,539
6,528,495
100,000
200.000
First National Bank-
70,522
727,773
560,077
100,000
600,000
350,000
500.000
200,000
Olty National Bank.
7,215,842
8.236.426 150,547,422
Anglo-Calif Trust Co 01,500,000
Nom
455,278
8,553,540
320.643
1,225,000
Yokohama Specie Bk
American Trust Co.. 10,000,000 12,571,172 220,205,171
Institutions
State
1.000.000
Wells Fargo Bank &
Union Trust Co
Banks
Dec. 31.
436,656
N
100
San Francisco—
Tucson—
National
276.286
Stockton S & L Bank
25
Union Safe
375
100
Dep Bk &
375,000 i
Trust
100
Institutions
State
Dec. 31.
CANADA urin)
Nomi nal.
Per
Long Beach—
share.
*
20
300,000
1,000,000
100,000
225,000
131,686
634,191
160,146
195,731
3,843,332
11,316,620
100
N
o
none
100
re
cent
100
sa
Bank of America
4.000,000
Bank
California Trust Co.
5.000,000
1.000,000
2,282,236
4,880,527
772,619
49,423,958
90,459,789
5,000,000 10,902,182
96,762,414
Oallf First Nat Bank
Farmers & Merch Bk
Farm & Merch Tr Oo
Western Tr & Sav Bk
a
a
1
"25 "~37_"
to
100
Cltizens Nat Trust &
Savings
Bank
Owned by the
California National Bank.
d
les
20
36
39
a
Owned by the San Diego
First National Oo.
April 11 1932
e
2,350.727
Los Angeles—
California
Sale price.
c
Trust deposits.
/ March 31 1932.
(7 Merger of the Anglo & London-Paris National Bank and the AngloCalifornia Trust Co. (affiliated institutions) to be voted upon at special
meetings of stockholders to be held on June 24, 1932.
i Sept. 29 1931.
I Last sale price.
x
Ex-dividend.
102
BANKS
National Banks
Capital.
Surplus &
Profits.
TRUST
COMPANIES
National Banks
Institutions
State
COLORADO
Dec. 31.
AND
DIST.0F COLUMBIA SM*£cs!tta°ns
Dec. 31.
Dec. 31.
,
Gross
Par,
Deposits
Bid.
Ask.
Capital.
Surplus &
Profits.
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
liid.
Per
Oo) orado Sa v
50.000
100.000
300.000
Colorado Spgs Nat B
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National BankColo Title & Tr Co..
300.000
150.000
2.071,138
1,664.672
5,567,996
6,305,612
1.580,677
6,107 ,461
3,014 .770
36,415 .995
623 ,000
24,031 ,552
38,630 ,307
604 ,039
1,434 ,582
18,189 ,646
654 ,456
11.554 ,364
1,063,724
10C
Munsey Trust Co
Union Trust Co
U S National Bank-.
250.000
550.000
Guardian Trust Co—
International Tr Co.
120.000
500.000
480,519
109,988
1,601,654
115,000
1,289,343
2,358,130
31,993
125,923
1,913,389
91,260
1,761,785
100.000
25,099
500,000
500.000
Central Sav Bk & Tr
Colorado Nat Bank.
1.000.000
50.000
1,500.000
1,500.000
200,000
Colorado State Bank
Denver Nat Bank
First National BankSouth
B'way Nat Bk
Stock Yards Nat Bk_
250.000
1,000,000
100,000
106,040
1.000.000
Columbia Nat Bank-
204,822
143,179
304,459
396,187
78,178
Departmental Bank-
100
District Nat Bank-
10<
2.000,000
1,284.395
Liberty Nat BankLincoln Nat Bank—
225,000
500,000
400,000
McLachlen Bkg Corp
Mt Vernon Sav Bank
150.000
400.000
Wash-
1,050,000
200,000
800,000
3,000.000
750,000
150,562
330,000
788,228
229.096
150,000
1,143,598
Amer Nat'l
Bank & Trust CoFranklin Nat Bank-
100
N
loo
o
re cent
100
100
les
Nat
Bank of
Nat
100
Capital Bank—
Metropol Bank.
Rlggs National Bank
100
Second Nat Bank—
100
Secur Sav & Com Bk
100
Wash'ton Sav Bank-
sa
Nat
3,400.000
1,000.000
2.000.000
2,000.000
100,000
1.000.000
Nat'l Sav & Tr Co—
Pueblo—
First National Bank.
500,000
1,035,588
30,000
139,137
100,000
105,211
100.000 b 282,508
Western Nat Bank—
Pueblo Sav & Tr Co.
14,253,212
1,893,453
1,840,432
4,250,019
U S Savings Bank—
Wash Loan & Tr Co-
100
CONNECTICUT
125,000
1,750.000
300,000
300,000
200,000
100,000
300,000
Black Rock Bk & Tr_
Bridgep't City Tr Co
Amer Bank & Tr Co
Oomm'l Bk & Tr Co.
Fairfield Trust Co
North End Bk & Tr.
West Side Bank.
—
_
1,721,293
54,169
1,961,573
229,824
90,274
217,303
121,992
351,592
17,177,757
1,128,960
22,290,076
6,207,307
3,078,818
1,147,144
1,484,609
3,489,353
20
First National Bank.
Glastonbury Bk & Tr
Hartford Nat Bk & T
Industrial Bank
Phoenix St Bk & Tr.
Bankers Trust Co
Hartford-Conn Tr Oo
Park Street Tr Co
Riverside Trust Co.
3,000,000
200,000
Simsbury Bk & Tr Oo
125,000
100,000
250.000
_
So End Bk & Tr Co.
Travelers Bk & Tr Co
West Hartford Tr Co
Windsor Trust Co
500.000
200,000
100.000
4,061,379
256,827
261,691
138,551
67,224
862,936
248,270
130,323
2,921,725
6.419,759
12,193,870
1,565,788
37,192,785
3,883,601
27,404,543
100
125
25
100
100
150
25
100
100,000
Florida Nat Bank—- (71.500,000
488,266
440
180
220
100
175
275
310
100
350
360
—
100
mm
—mm'
100
100
165
100
250
435
195
500
10
.
299
100
100
»
315
375
100
400
•«*
mm''
'
100
200
100
530
630
100
16,409,944
190
400
440
State
Institution*
Dec. 31.
share.
10
30,068
964,268
100
100
100.000
64,099
1,099,954
25
100.000
1,200.000
14,830,215
t 240,907
1,752.847
100
100
400,000
50,000
524,703
106,666
107,289
300,000 /
151,794
3,361,321
100
200,000
100,000
206,859
1,979,544
2,111,363
100
25
Lakeland—
Florida Nat Bank— g
First National BankFirst Tr & Sav Bank.
Florida Nat Bk & Tr
100
200
30
450
100
140
50
90
Beach
100.000 /
1
First
Bank
Orlando—
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
100
10
24
Florida Bank
77.348
re cen
sa
70
25
75
50
75
9.581,018
100
100
800,000
200.000
237,768
156,543
3,452,384
2,654,984
St. Augustine—
People's Bk for Sav
St Augustine Nat Bk
25,000
100.000
103,215
87,877
560,229
1,655,629
100
200.000
108,984
2,034,277
25
1,250.000 / 737,198
1.500.000 /l,036,919
.
200'
les
100
Cit & People's Nat Bk
500
N
100
Pensacola—
American Nat Bank.
100
190
100 o....
25
100
M145,484
77,509
244,396
100,000
Meriden Nat Bank—
Meriden Tr & S D Co
Puritan Bk & Tr Co.
400
100
27,833,111
16,441,411
731,151
17,101,007
Citlzens Bank
-
St. Petersburg—
Florida Nat Bank
g
100
100
25
Tampa—
Exchange Nat Bank.
200,000
500,000
200,000
100,000
100,000
100
100
Per
Bk of Miami & Tr Co
100
438,717
1,416,335
481,164
5,452,493
1,760,321
5,651
100
100
1,776,438
100
25
N
100,000 /
45,541
2,615,271
100
100
100
o
re cent
sa
226,324
10,770,197
13,193,653
1,427,269
100
500.000 /
First National BankFirst Sav&Tr Co
Meriden—
First National BankHome National Bank
210
Miami—
100
3,670,950
2,508,220
-1,727,099
450,507
1,983,382
1.302,555
190
100
100
23,927",074
45
42^
100
90
National
600,000
437,648
150.000
1,181,449
1,150,000 /l,249,305
100,000
132,287
4,000,000 5,202,520
100,000
265,021
1.600,000 2,510,878
a
250,000
382,716
mm
Nomi nal.
/ 625.584
f2.637.631
Miami
Hartford—
Capitol Nat Bk & Tr
Conn River Bkg Co.
mm —
210
100
604.056
30,552,707
13,949,047
4,338,267
8,693,617
2.483.894
FLORIDA
Atlantic Nat Bank— d3,000,000
Barnett N B of Jack.
1,500,000
Nomi nal.
Per share.
1,000,000
m
m
196
100
Jacksonville—
Dec. 31.
BridgeportFirst Nat Bk & Tr Co
mm
10
100
Institutions
State
325
100
Dec. 31.
Dec. 31.
200
10
100
National Banks
National Banks
274.504
1,578,554
3,991.937
541,311
347,519
10,639
4,158,897
2,968,355
1,536,534
1,187,592
249,807
2,550,064
300.000
100 000
Amer Secur & Tr Co_
Minnequa Bank
425
183
Federal
100
100
375
100
16,514,116
4,608,186
3,033,148
6,436.041
2,056,999
3,732,794
9,366,433
1,574,621
17,267,697
54,054.230
6.231,595
5,924.501
100
share.
100
4,534,885
13,867,973
1,756,857
1,276,054
7,824,049
100
Leadville—
Carbonate Amer N B
623,639
675,210
209,295
38,630
602.966
Commercial Nat Bk_
BankofComm & Sav
101
Denver—
American Nat Bank-
Per
Washington—
share.
$
ilank..
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
les
West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach At¬
lantic Nat Bank.
_-
d
New Haven—
Amer Bank & Tr Co
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
1,260,000 /1,665,994
300,000
1,598,394
500,000
622.658
1,600,000 /2,038.529
500,000
363,559
750,000 1,543,128
1,458.700 1.965,344
Mechanics' Bank
Merchants Nat Bank
New Haven Bk N B A
Nat Tradesm Bk & T
Second Nat Bank
Un & N Haven Tr Co
2,102.946
17.989,696
17.896.853
8,062,580
7.983.914
3,986,944
9,092,041
12,504,763
150
100
100
200
160
250
40
"50
175
200
50
100
150
100
100
100
100
250
190
210
300,000
623,219
5,134,252
100
National Bank—.
Union Bk & Tr Co_.
200,000
300,000
Wlnthrop Trust Co..
150.000
153,981
336,166
97,947
2,881,297
1,345,773
1,190,842
100
100
100
Nomi nal.
Per share.
AtlantaAmerican Sav Bank.
Citiz & So Nat BankFirst Nat Bank
133,904
5.000.000 r3,333,156
5,400,000
6,643,520
Fulton Nat Bank
Ga Sav Bk & Tr Co
Trust Co of Georgia_
1.000.000
500.000
2.000.000
—
N
o
re
cent
sa
les
Uncas-Merch Nat Bk
308,000
136,511
3,850,594
1,252,405
No
100
100
re
cent
sa
Stamford—
First-Stamford Nat'l
Bank & Trust Co
1,000,000
People's National Bk
Fidelity Title&Tr Co
150.000
200,000
700,000
Stamford Trust Co__
1,351,813
S121.065
1,409,661
1,770,023
8,512,645
2,462,788
4,940,207
8,067,745
100
200
125
100
250
225"
100
100
250"
150
Waterbury—
600,000
500,000
1.000,000
Waterbury Nat Bank
Colonial Trust Oo
Waterbury Trust Co
300.000
879,336
604,427
3,110,000
603,290
10,214,278
4,635,918
6,874,680
3,106,218
100
150
50
75
100
375
150
100
611,456
613,269
3,005,930
243,488
56,210,819
73,919,215
14,344,974
3,045,225
9,229,889
1,000,000
662,183
5,000.000 r3,333,156
400.000
177,405
6,850,497
56,210,819
2,879,623
100
861,586
139,423
68,195
343.444
220,089
5.548,824
1,625,001
1.013.155
1,676,856
1,338,217
100
100
100
100
100
5,000.000 r3,333,156
500.000
263,390
50.000
138,060
56,210,819
7,099,622
591,479
100
5,000.000 r3,333,156
600,000
142.061
700,000
236,845
300,000
93,766
56,210,819
4,556,018
1,734,280
803,675
10
100
100
e
Columbus—
Columbus Bk & Tr—
850,000
300,000
Fourth Nat Bank
Home Savings BankMerch & Mech Bank
First Nat Bk of Col..
100.000
200.000
200.000
100
tlO
10
11
22
25
100
100
tlO
100
9
H
N
e
tlO
10
9H
12
Liberty Nat Bk & Tr
Savannah Bk & Tr„
Citizens Bk & Tr Co_
e
10
9^
Sale price,
t Branch of Savannah,
Dec. 31.
t Minifrmm price.
DELAWARE
State
Institutions
a
Dec. 31.
Affiliate of the Hartford National Co.
6 March 1 1932.
d Member of the Atlantic
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Wilmington—
Central Nat Bank
Farmers' Bank
Industrial Trust Go_
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Co__
Equitable Trust GoSecurity Trust Co
Wilmington Tr Co_
.
210,000
341,357
500,000 2,770,779
2.000,000
360.767
203.175
908,950
1,000.000
625,474
1,500,000 /3,074.946
1.121,000
1,688,532
4.000,000 10,547,727
1.650.966
27,965,683
2,132,179
3.532.967
7,826,384
9,125,682
9,663,851
23,517,410
100
115
125
50
230
250
50
20
35
25
98
107
100
25
150
200
60
75
100
50
210
250
150
165
o
re cent
sa
les
11
15
Savannah—
Citiz & So Nat Bank-
*
National Banks
11
90
Macon—
Citiz & So Nat BankFirst Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Macon Savings Bank
Citiz & Mfrs' Nat Bk
200.000
Augusta—
Georgia RR Bk & Tr
Citiz & So Nat BankNat Exchange Bank-
Norwich—
550,000
200,000
Institutions
March 31.
170
New London—
Nat Bk of Commerce
New London City
Thames Bk & Tr
State
GEORGIA
Dec. 31.
120
200
National Banks
e
Group in Florida.
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta. Ga.
/March 31 1932.
g
h
Member of the Florida National Group.
Affiliated with the Barnett National Bank of Jacksonville, Fla.
i Capital reduced from 81,100,000 to 8550,000.
I Last sale.
r
s
Combined statement,
June 30 1931.
t Trust funds.
w
Sept. 29 1931.
a;
Ex-dividend.
Ex-rights.
y
|
11
8
100
100
BANKS
National Banks
AND
TRUST
National Banks
IDAHO
Dec. 31.
Capital.
Gross
Deposits.
Bid.
Par.
Ask.
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Institutions
Btate
ILLINOIS
Dec. 31.
Surplus <Sc
Profits.
103
COMPANIES
Dec. 31.
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Boise City—
$
108,215
324,487
289,444
%
375.000
Per
$
share.
Elgin—
Elgin City Bkg Co..
300,000
150,000
s
3,160.823
7,446,830
4,276,411
100.000
300,000
100,000
300,000
%
124,542
198,021
159,039
217,226
Joliet—
First National Bank.
Boise City Nat Bank
First Nat of Idaho-.
First Security Bank.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
1,040,000
200,000
600,000
2,000,000
660,000
700,435
2,065,609
1,157,528
Illinois State Bank..
State St Bk & Tr Co.
300,000
260,720
300.000
67,969
State Savs Ln & TrCo
500.000
200.000
141.159
5200,000
125,000
6500,000
380,227
455,897
Ridgely-Farm's S Bk
Springfield MarineBk
500.000
300,000
600.000
500.000
(7323,061
(7169.400
290,094
521,837
First State Tr & S Bk
500,000
204,200
S
100
N
0
Elgin Nat'l Bank
100
25
re
cent
sa
les
First Nat'l Bank
Union Nat'l Bank
■
$
981,857
Per
share.
100
2,181,996
1,241,214
100
2,129,068
100
d503.833
9,399,906
20
69,178
1.174,716
6,447,035
19,141,546
100
8,937,678
20
100
*
National Banks
Institutions
Mar. 30.
tilatr
ILLINOIS
Dec. 31.
Peoria—
Bank of Peoria.
Nomi nal.
Aurora—
Per
Aurora Nat Bank
B'way Tr & Sav Bk.
First Natl Bk in Auro
Merchants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank
128,964
229,570
249,192
182,505
240,459
300,00U
200,000
200,000
300,000
200,000
_.
N
Quincy—
100
910,800
3,737,670
1.738,144
1,725,121
100
N
o
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
Mercantile Tr & S Bk
100
121,108
2,723,638
2,486,770
2,489,737
2,747,923
0
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
50
100
Rockford—
St Clair Nat Bank-.
Fidelity Trust Co
239,285
150,000
100,000
300,000
£>28,770
444,721
398,451
186,455
200.000
150,000
250,000
1,327,910
343,491
2,931,735
3,488,923
1,468.041
300
Commercial Nat Bk.
Swedish-Am Nat Bk.
355"
Third Nat'l Bank
100
3C0
400
100
250
275
100
100
100
Adams State Bank-. 0
i
1,192.686
3,157,288
763,478
9.580.756
2,514,860
100
Bowmanville Nat Bk
100,000
500,000
300,000
99,616
187,841
219.801
258,908
62,724
535,238
122.331
Central Mfg DIst Bk
600.000
1,054.012
Aetna State Bank
Alliance Nat Bank_.
Austin State Bank..
Beverly State Sav Bk
Boulevard Bridge Bk
200.000
200,000
200,000
500,000
110
120
100
100
80
100
51
53
7,528,720
4.302,197
662,254,649
4,404,308
1,292,298
965,961
582,454
3,804,184
13,909,325
893,395
50
10
12
~~7l~
"73"
816,924
760,183
70660 334
697,132
216,321
483,357
5,862
394,661
.
<*780,201
230,658
Dec. 31.
200,000
200,000
43,369
305,305
461,591
148,539
56,384
197,692
4,198,936
956,056
1,091,405
1,959,338
5,565,993
4,577.418
1.868.757
100
Phillip State Bk & Tr
Pioneer Tr & Sav Bk
Prudential St Sav Bk
Reliance Bk & Tr Co
Ravenswood Nat Bk
Per
100
Citizens Tr & Sav Bk
100
National City Bank.
Old Nat'l Bank
100
100
120
100
100
Skala State Bank
So Chicago Sav Bk
South Shore State Bk
State Bk of Clearing.
State Bk of W Pullm
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Stk Yds Tr & SaV Bk
Straus N B & Tr Co.
Terminal Nat Bank.
Universal State Bk_.
Unlv at Bk or Unic__
Upper Avenue Bans..
Uptown State BankW est Irving btate Bk
West 31st atate Bk__
Western State Bank.
Amalg Tr & Sav Bk.
Banco di JNapoli Tr.
Bway Tr & Sav Bank
Bk
Chic City Bk
Tr..
Congress Tr & S Bk.
Commonw T
S Bk.
Devon Tr & Sav Bk_
Drovers Tr & Sav Bk
East Side Tr & S Bk.
Harris Tr est Sav Bk_
Ho ward Ave T est S Bk
Lake Shore Tr est S Bk
Bake view Tr est S Bk.
Llberty Tr & Sav Bk
Madlson-Kedzie Trest
Savings Bank
Mercantile Tr est Sav.
Merchandlse Bk est Tr
Mid-City Tr est s Bk.
Northern Trust Co
Peoples" Tr est Sav Bk
Pullman Tr est Sav Bk
Unit Am Tr est Sav Bk
W Side Tr & Sav Bk.
Woodlawn Tr esc 8 Bk
share.
100 1300
100
325
100
225
240
100
250
260
20
459,820
368,021
9,235,518
1,094,727
8,110,889
8,972,904
1,250,000
1,104,003
1,750,000 cl,803,054
639,035
500,000
'
200,000
300,000
1,254,643
300.000
10,589,953
20
21,548,541
3,047.752
1,300,000
4,813,905
20
607,329
1,725,483
697,191
178,598
500.000
100.000
500,000
500.000
110
Fort Wayne—
100
100
148
152
Old First Nat Bk &Tr
Citizens' Trust Co..
100
100
350"
375"
Dime Trust & Sav Co
100
100
90
100
People's Tr & Sav Co
100
60
70
100
"25"
~40"
25
40
20
25"
20
22
20
120
4,460,275
100
300
350
37,019,578
707,142
36,207,245
571,524
665,669
13,952,168
100
100
190
210
100
95
60
Gary—
600,000
300,000
200,000
300,000
1,600,000
350,000
500,000
200.000
1,004,353
285,833
202,407
130,656
300,000
266,347
952,261
1.096,000
756,888
723,604
2,932,268
300,000
500,000
600,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
2,000,000
500,000
750,000
200,000
750,000
200,000
126,511
193,940
281,511
756,159
380,684
1,235,917
263,940
752,351
143.287
802,058
39,454
2,359.947
4,719,010
2,774,369
4,605,703
6,916,683
6.491,187
2,625,742
2,981.986
939,512
4,414,059
977,066
200.000
2,137.325
3,160,719
337,500
1,000,000
750,000
S6.230
356,466
528,829
48,047
665.000
122,604
87,000
46,283
563,582
643,120
700,000
339,871
200.000
298,149
300.000
300.000
500.000
264.046
200,000
200,000
250,000
225,(105
115,701
200,000
Gary State Bank
Indianapolis—
2
13
15
100
70
80
Fountain Sq State Bk
10
30
35
Indiana Nat Bank..
3,600,000
100.000
2,000,000
100
Live Stock Exch Bk_
200.000
100
Marlon Co State Bk.
50,000
Merchants' Nat Bk__
1,250,000
200,000
250,000
500,000
100
ioo
100
100
110
120
20
10U
Fletcher-Am Nat Bk
People's State Bank.
Aetna Tr & Sav Co..
"205"
220"
Bankers Trust Co
80
90
Fletcher
85
95
Indiana Trust Co
"90"
Security Trust Co
165"
20
100
""90"
"65"
"75"
350,000
700,000
200,006
800,000
200,000
100,000
200,000
2,000,000
4.152,436
594,639
3,049.488
775,781
937,000
347,073
13,336,300
7,000.590
11,382,303
5,271,014
100
100.000
1.500,000
1,000.000
200,000
600,000
112,500
700,000
500,000
600,000
250.000
800,000
318,962
241,600
143.015
53,248
351,191
4,823,036 1100
4.110,129
100
3,860,421
100
1,151,674
100
3,653,121
500,000
600,000
500,000
614,244
505,347
806,437
5,700,126
6,705,719
100
230
235
100
230
240
5,884,474
100
100
275"
100
2,083,301
100
1,490,696
1,624,579
1,464,044
26.996,227
10,407,991
3,463.661
10,765,859
332,850
100
100
100
190
100
100
100
100
210
190
100
500
100
South Bend—
Citizens Nat Bank..
Citizens Tr & Sav Bk
"165"
116"
First Bank & Tr Co.
Merchants Nat Bank
25
35
o
cent
sa
les
39
lUU
Terre Haute—
"ioo" 126"
First
100
""45
"50"
Terre Haute N B & T
100
70
80
Terre Haute Trust..
100
109.067
2,808,090
135,102
35,000
2.250,344
383,362
57,485
592,285
185,428
1,627,717
1,552,685
563,500
2,505,257
22,500
loo"
100
100
Union Trust Co
United Labor Bk&Tr
100
100
Trust Oo__
St Jos L'n & Tr Co..
Sears-Oom State Bk.
Second Security Bk.
Security Bank
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Citizens' Nat Bank-.
Fidelity Trust Co._.
Peoples Nat Bk & Tr
Personal Ln & Sav Bk
Institutions
Stale
Evansville—
100
100
Hyde-Park-Kenwood
Nat Bk of Woodlawn
Nat'l Builders BankNorth Ave State Bk.
Oak Park Tr&Sav Bk
INDIANA
100
Lincoln Nat Bk & Tr
First National Bk
25,000,000 d27773 401 411,141,716
First Union T & S Bk
5,719,044 186,497,411
10.000,000
First Nat Englewood
(1758,003
5,252,853
200,000
Halsted St State Bk.
257,900
1,421,286
Midland Nat Bank..
Mutual Nat Bk of Ch
100
100
90
100
300,000
250,000
500,000
1,000,000
First Englew St Bk_.
Q
200,000
Jefferson Park Nat_.
Kaspar Amer St Bk.
Lawndale Nat BankLawndale State Bk_.
Logan Sq St & Sav Bk
Mad Sq State Bank.
Metrop State BanK__
100
100
50
5,564,689
Division State BankDouglass Nat Bank
Drexel State Bank..
Drovers Nat Bank..
Nat'l Bank
IO Bank & Tr Co...
Jackson Park Nat Bk
IOO
110
70
40
12023 590 160,198,332
Oosmopolitan St Bk_ yl,000,000
Oottage Grove St Bk
200,000
.
5,662,607
3,772,337
5,135,407
6,511,105
4,179,494
100
100
100
100
National Banks
Hamilton State Bk_
100
100
Republic
Bank & Trust Co. 14,000,000
Chic Bank of Comm.
1,500,000
Oitiz State Bk of Chic e
750,000
Oont 111 Bk & Tr Co. 75.000,000
937,651
2,218,364
4,194,183
Springfield—
First National Bank.
Illinois Nat Bank
100
05,858 0100
100
819,165
113,873
450
Chicago—
ChatfieldTr & Sav
50
20
share.
2,179,612
Belleville—
Belleville Bk & Tr Co
Belleville Nat BankBelleville Sav Bank.
First National Bank.
Central
_
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Co
Com Mer Nat Bk & T
First National Bank.
100
McKeen
Nat'l
Bank & Trust
250
......
"20
100
"96"
20
5H
100
6
940,110
1,639.771
2,014,729
2,606.556
485.906
374,469
929.007
100
80
100
90
2,244,175
879,026
622,914
100
200,000
350.000
149,085
103,701
67,414
38,287
1,981,526
80,050
119,234
101,630
825.377
200.000
6.000.000
200.000
600,000
500.000
1,000.000
162,419
7,625,580
20,000
445.760
1,408,006
i,
.69,449
500,831
85,900,074
305,000
100
"~65~
100
240
260
100
65
1,039,173
448,650
512,923
558,755
8,061,884
1,550,713
334,000
5,903.072
7,415,113
4,579,496
6,178,051
88,157,828
22,600,541
3,153,000
2,101,000
7,793,892
100
70
80
100
70
'loo
70
"80"
100
75
85
Dec. 31.
90
3,571.654
Institutions
State
75
1,000.000
600.000
500.000
1.000.000
IOWA
Dec. 31.
100
5.467,825
5,930,884
5,307.816
National Banks
200.000
136,456
117,944
51,439
100,000
30.567
212,443
350.000
100
80
100
«•
90
100
100
lou
100
100
125
«•
95
166"
200.000
200,000
1,600,000
500.000
200,000
1.000,000
600.000
452,900
363,437
State
Cedar
40
N
0
50
90
105
Rapids—
Ced Rap SB&Tr Co¬
lo wa State Sav Bk__
200.000
100
People's Sav Bank..
Amer Tr & Sav Bk_.
100,000
200.000
100
150
210
63,275
2,822,329
1,826,722
19,720.406
2,040,321
2,033,489
les
100
100
100
100
100
175
200
187,946
1,057,178
92,546
216,890
cent
sa
200.000
500.000
100
100
600.000
100
Tr
Merchants' Nat Bk_
100
6,364,114
685,000
100
100
467,355
share.
100
052,279
5,500,000
1,133,602
300.000
50,000
re
*
Sale price.
100
75*
6 The
90
Too
90
100
110
100
238
245
100
45
100
167
Third National Bank on
National
c
3,000,000
2,500,000
500,000
750,000
Iowa
& Sav Bank
'iou
389,546
7,852.092
1,976.418
638,969
793,000
5,747,900
Per
Farmers & Merch S B
First
'
200,000
300,000
Nomi nal.
Burlington—
Amer S Bk & Tr Oo_
April 18 1932 acquired the Commercial
Bank, both of Rockford, 111.
March 31 1932.
d March 30 1932.
e
0
Closed by State Bank Examiner at request of directors on
Affiliate of the National Republic Bancorporation.
k New stock.
1 Last sale.
0
Sept. 29 1931.
s
June 30 1931.
t Trust
deposits.
x
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights.
1
May 26 1932.
104
BAfflS
National Banks
Institutions
Dec. 31.
Par.
Deposits.
Did.
Council Bluffs—
Oity National Bank.
$
%
120,000
150,000
300,000
160.000
v,
95,306
jg
1,569,345
3,065,675
3,195,039
3,212,208
205,929
84,164
210.501
Ask.
Nomi nal
Per share.
•
Coun Bluffs Say Bk_
First National BankState Savings Bank-
National Banks
Dec. 31.
100
100
a65,544
141,142
1.374,788
1.600,000
Union Sav Bk&TrOo
50,000
100.000
1.308,953
24,798,550
Bankers Trust Oo
1,000,010
7,156,516
2,531,514
9,998,554
111,035
309.393
100,000
50,000
500,000
1.161,207
fl83,716
2,117
227,604
159.000
New Orleans—
$
1.000.000
$
631,958
11,159.621
100
6.075.000
3,136,332
53,277,381
15
202.500
54,645
1.212,489
5,626,565
3,707,627
1,784,259
14,939,050
100
72,433,535
49,527,526
25
25
72,433,535
25
$
■
Per
share.
—
—
i-i
Continental Bank &
Trust Co
Int-State Tr & B Oo.
750,000
r2,800,000
Whitney Nat Bank.
Hlbernia Bk & Tr Oo
2,500.000
Whitney
Trust
&
rl ,000,000
Savings Bank
5,626,565
Shreveport—
First National Bank1,000,000 k 607,346
500,000 k 584,959
Oity Sav Bk & Tr Oo
Commercial Nat Bk_
1.000,000
736,791
700,000
Oont'l-Am B & Tr Oo
183,668
100
_
100
100
100
100
N
0
re
cent
sa'les
1
12,138,276 uoo
5,760,103 /—■
15,624,887 100
100
5,106,170
1
26,994,707 MOO
261,370
500,000
200,000
50,000
300,000
Home Savings Bank.
University State Bk.
Valley Nat Bank
Valley Sav Bank-^--
Ask.
Nomi nal.
100
100
*454,370
271,679
150,000
Central Nt Bk&TrOo
250,000
Iowa-Des Moines Nat
Bk & Tr
h2,000.000
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Oanal Bank & Trust
Des Moines—
Gap Oity State Bank
Dec. 31.
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
American Bank & Tr
Davenport—
Home Savings Bank.
American Trust Oo_ b
State Institutions
LOUISIANA
Cross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
COMPANIES
TRUST
State
IOWA
Dec. 31.
AND
347,040
48,722
270,844
100
1,553,167
363,882 too
4,099,813 /1O0
3,235,048 I 10
N
0
re
cent
sa
les
National
Banks
Institutions
State
MAINE
Dec. "SI.
Dec. 31.
Dubuque—
Oonsol Nat Bank
First National Bank.
Amer Tr & Sav Bank
Iowa Trust A Sav Bk
116,918
5,848,867
5.083,596
896,245
1,854,808
Nomimal.
100
100
First Nat Granite Bk
300,000
101
Augusta Trust Oo—
State Trust Oo
400.000
Sioux CityFirst National Bank
400.000
Live Stock Nat Bank:
A200.000
172,586
215,670
Toy Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank..
Woodbury Oo Sav Bk
200,000
250,000
100,000
225,625
317,319
172,137
National Banks
6,758,662
5,663,950
2.594,143
Bangor—
Merchants" Nat Bk.
Eastern Tr & Bkg Oo
Merrill Trust Oo
Portland—
Oanal National Bank
First National BankPortland Nat BankFidelity Trust Oo—
Oasco-Mercantile Tr
10
3,002,192
5,559,351 MOU
100
100
100
Nomi nal.
Hutchinson—
Per
American Nat Bank-
150,000
150,000
250,000
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
Kansas
57,731
u90,000
162,696
935,730
1,350.000
2,591,254
100
share.
N
o
100
re cent
100
sa
les
City—
Oomm'l N Bk of K O
750,000
200.000
200,000
100,000
Exchange State Bank
People's Nat Bank..
River view State Bk_
302,496
151,972
78,082
172,153
9,410,329
1,918,054
2,207,569
1,866,139
90
150
100
100
100
100
95
225
100
105
250
160
150,000
150,000
50,000
134,328
u231,087
21,300
2,669,707
2,792,520
781,107
500,000 d
Fidelity Sav State Bk
Guaranty State Bank
Kaw Valley State Bk
200,000 t
50,000 t
50,000
200,000
500,000
100,000
50,000
400.000
Merchants' Nat Bk_
Nat Bank of Topeka
State Savings Bank.
Topeka State Bank..
174,394
219,051
61,799
71,705
21,024
154,969
554,613
58,323
65,747
No
100
re
3.649.948
100
sa
100.000
255.719
100
300
175.000
1.000.000
939.896
1.035,556
5.456.316
7,493.973
20.606,944
100
450
375
550
600.000
551.232
500,302
600.000
425,000
1,000.000
200,000
100.000
300,000
Oalvert Bank
Oanton Nat Bank—
Oommonw'lth Bank.
Mercantile Bank—
First National Bank.
Nat Oent Bk of Bait-
Western Nat Bank.,
les
110
110
30,212,657
19,252.763
100
165
150
100
State Institutions
March 31.
430,324
2.433,961
2.277,189
2,518,388
4,106,283
215,212
3.904.775
1,046,394
6,599.819
89,171
959,506
t
128,601
232,242
131,876
400.000
Union Trust Oo
sa
100
100
150
130
50
8,422,272
6,590.779
2,947,271
5,269.417
2,770.637
69.339.855
4,701,243
3,987,966
4.507,861
6,452,861
51,884,111
1,826,703
16,519,010
16,581,966
27,761,547
17,878,216
1.501,398
10,205,368
5,162,313
53,914.174
4.000.000 <16,286,770
400,000
631,419
600.000
761,876
700.000
623,831
750,000
851,159
6.250.000 4,419,773
Park Bank
Dep & Trust Oo
464,785
468.678
200,000
Nat Marihe Bank...
Safe
cent
100
100
50
100
J Per
Title Guar & Tr Oo,_
No
4,877,703
Nomi nal.
—
re
les
101
BaltimoreBait Oomm'l Bank..
1.250.000
1,000.000
2.500.000
1.500.000
600.000
Mercantile Tr Oo
Real Estate Tr Oo._
6,757,625 \ LOO
1.168.279 J
1.264.280 100
100
1,070,681
100
441,011
100
4,147,924
100
11,273,085
100
1,621,791
101
1,016,089
867.112
cent
7.962,191
10,673.154
MARYLAND
Equitable Trust Oo.
Fidelity Trust Oo
Maryland Trust Oo.
100
932.539
1,679.715
1.000,000
770.000
Oolonial Trust Oo
100
100
Topeka—
Central Nat Bank..
Central Trust Go._
100
100,000
Baltimore Trust Oo.
Leavenworth—
First National Bank-
5,767.554
15,969.511
Dec. 31.
April 11.
\share.
355.598
1.076,279
310.656
National Banks
State Institutions
KANSAS
Dec. 31.
Per
Augusta—
100
2,000.000
600,000
2,500.000
100
50
100
m
mm mm
•
-
■» «
m
M
mm
m
m
share.
100
170
120
_
50
60
25
m
25
10
30
100
240
30
mmmmm
m
10
mmmmm
m
rnmm m
m
20
50
m
55
18
30
3
40
mmmmmm
25
100
25
35
mmmmmm
m
mm
m
mm
150
23
10
50
100
mmm
mm
m
300
65
mmmmmm
100
400
350
90
100
10
35
100
400
Cumberland—
50,000
200,000
Commercial Sav Bk.
First Nat Bank
1.138,086
25
60
65
5,584,663
100
250
285
735,912
2,886,416
50
993,078
7.367,317
1,908,017
100
125.000
150.000
150.000
Liberty Trust Oo
3,952,021
102,859
395,328
100,000
200.000
Second Nat Bank...
442.632
100,000
500.000
500.000
Peoples Bank
429.868
100
400
390
Frederick—
WichitaFirst National BankFourth Nat Bank
Merch Reserve St Bk
Southwest Nat Bank
Union Nat Bank
1,000,000
1,000,000
100,000
200,000
200,000
100.000
•
Union Stock Yds Nat
1,094,416
612,158
30,000
60,150
66,106
29,618
17,742,151
11,873,509
1,400,000
1,433,884
1,408,298
545,323
Oitizens' Nat Bank.
100
_
100
Oomm'l Bank of Md
100
Farm & Mech NBk.
Frederick Oo Nat Bk
100
Fr'k Town Sav Inst.
100
108,443
20
15
431,921
3,408,831
100
mmmmm
m
m
102,694
4,107.284
2.145.460
mmmm
m
mmmmm
m
m
mm
~
~
150
mmmmm
-
—
100
MASSACHUSETTS
National Banks
Dec. 31.
KENTUCKY
State
Institutions
Nomi nal.'
Dec. 31.
Deposits of Nat. Banks date June 1
Boston-
Atlantic Nat Bank.. 09,875,000
6.210,971
First National Bank- 044500000 034077,795 550,739,000
Merchants' Nat Bk3.000,000
6.351,468 54,643,000
m
Nomi nal.
Covington—
Per
Cent Sav Bk & Tr Oo
Citizens' Nat Bank-.
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
60,000
200,000
500,000
650,000
200.000
Peop-Lib Bk & Tr Oo
CovlngtonTr&BkgCo
84,966
415,518
554,517
406,445
345,048
1,405,977
3,017,944
5,588,250
4,700,477
2,150.243
share.
rnmm'm +
m
m
1.500.000 03,920,591
19,187,000
Nat Shawmut Bank. 20.000.000 011907,986 141,179.000
Second Nat Bank
2,000.000 <14,175,468 48,333.000
Web & Atlas N Bk..
614.730
1.000.000
8,748,000
Banc Oom Ital Tr Oo
cl ,354,302
750,000
385,679
Boston S Dep & Tr
2.000.000 3,798.051
16,957,401
Columbia Trust Oo..
100.000
251,159
c2,4 22.641
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
100
No
100
100
re cent
100
sa
les
100
_.
Lexington—
Bank of Commerce.
300,000
_
Citizens
Bank
&
Trust Oo...^
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
305,935
2,468,093
100
125
175
200.000
Union Bank & Tr Oo
1.000,000
150,000
150,000
Security Trust Co...
500,000
206,251
1,078,746
289,279
U130.096
270,599
1,450,615
11,225,837
2,320,121
2,181,754
2,939.595
25
10
20
60
100
125
100
100
285
300
290
300
100
350
400
Louisville—
of Commerce.
Citizens' Union N B.
Fidelity & Colum Tr.
First National Bank-
Liberty Bk & Tr CoSecurity Bank___
KentuckyTitle Tr Oo
Lincoln Bank & Tr_
Stock Yards Bank
Louisville Trust
_
200,000
60,000
/1,000,000 d2,085,365
2,000,000
1,794,840
1,000,000
1,536,640
1,000,000 2,162,962
300,000
154,668
pi.000.000
1,441,793
750.000
501,983
Co.
United States Tr Co.
100,000
1,000,000
525.000
78,576
600,000
384,084
10
34,688,507 1001
4,769,219 100/
23,502,426 100
10
17,413,585
100
1,880,694
100 0—
3,164,911
8,122,717 100
854,342 ion 175"
10
6,694,335
1,300,629 100
400
300
100
20
270
33
36
16
80
173-Si
85
25
30
40
100
100
100
2,531,098
8.007,207
26.089.227
Old Colony Trust Oo <?5.000,000
5,570,760
State Street Tr Oo__
3.000,000
53,036.122
U S Trust Oo
2.500,000 02,651,019 C16.523.117
Winthrop Trust. Oo_.
166.369
100,000
2.768,442
t280"~
200.000
500.000
0
Kidder Pea body Tr Oo
Lee Higginson Tr Oo
New Eng Trust Oo__
11
500.000
1,000,000
.
-----
mmm'mrn-m
100
100
Jamaica Plain Trust.
233-i
250
25
100
100
27.5,000
140,575
102,611
269,953
784,119
3,016,786
5,256.393
<Z3.744.377
0
share.
22 H
20
mmmmmm
......
100
100
mmmmmm
.....
.....
100 1400
e
.....
100 t250
25
100
4
~
-
.
-
_
175
5
Beverly—
Beverly Nat Bank..
Beverly Trust Oo
411,508
3,791,834
100
67.540
300,000
100.000
cl ,461.836
100
.
&
54
200
265"
*
Sale
price.
t Stock has to be offered to board of directors.
June 30 1931.
a
b Affiliate of American Com.
& Sav.
/
Bank.
Includes savings deposits.
(I March 31 1932
e Affiliate of First National Bank of Boston.
c
Newport—
American Nat Bank-
Newport Nat Bank-
Per
10
5,882,734
2,065,862
C4,230.298
Day Trust Oo
Harris Forbes Tr Co.
Second Nat Bank
Bank
2,500,000
500.000
1932
mm
_
Central Sav Bk & Tr
100,000
100.000
100,000
216,633
426,187
283,171
1,282,897
3,318,010
1,514,284
100
No
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
/ Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates.
g Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisville.
h Member Northwest Baocorporation.
i Trust funds.
k March 30 1932.
National Banks
'
Dec. 31.
LOUISIANA
State
I Last sale.
Institutions
Dec. 31,
n
Lee,
Higginson Trust Co.
on
May 25
1932 announced its intention
to discontinue business.
First National Bank on May 3 1932 acquired the assets and deposit
liabilities of the Atlantic National Bank of Boston and on Jan. 2.5 1932
took over the Jamaica Plain Trust Co.
0
Nomi nal.
Baton RougeBank of Baton Rouge
Louisiana Nat BankLouisiana Tr & S Bk.
Union Bank & Tr Oo
Per
250,000
494,570
300.000
r539.653
100
5,190,539
6,294,592 1100
100.000
150,000
281,127
3,394,315
'•25
share.
r
No
re
cent
sa
les
i
Consolidated statement..
t Dec. 31
1931.
Sept. 29 1931.
May 2 1932.
$ Minimum price
u
0
National Banks
T823&"* MASSACHUSETTS sta'\%''T°n°
Surplus
MINNESOTA
Dec. 31.
Gross
&
Profits.
Capital.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
105
TRUST COMPANIES
AND
BANKS
Ask.
Capital.
Institutions
State
Dec. 31.
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Par
Deposits.
Bid.
Per
BrocktonBrockton Nat Bank.
Home Nat Bank
a561,976
685,803
600.000
500.000
7,543,195
7,117,429
share.
Per
Duluth—
100
City National Bank.
Duluth Nat Bank
N
o
First & Amer Nat Bk
100
re
cent
10
sa
les
200.000
<3,000.000
of Duluth
Northern Nat Bank.
20
100,000
400,000
1,200,000
300,000
205,945
1,915,873
cent
les
5,365,365
c7,944,712
c2,999,249
100
110
100
165
180
100
100
110
100
850.6U
673,088
100
100
71,125
72,311
22,073
5.703,536
1.061,925
1,871,867
1,503,865
817,343
89,526,697
22,147,905
1,839,092
14,431,264
1,491,558
92,610,691
1,193,684
1,066,674
1,151,941
2,859,513
2,453,766
18,918,066
o
6...
<-..
150.000
100
232,986
1,034,760
179,000
o
N
sa
3,629,116
7,635.36"
1,000,000
100,000
Pioneer Nat Bank
Fall River—
Fall River Nat Bank
Durfee Trust Co
Fall River Trust
share.
100
172,794
545,381
33,936
34,132
600,000
Western Nat Bank..
East Cambridge
Lechmere Nat Bank.
55,821
531,598
'87,642
2,208,273
Minnesota Nat Bank
Cambridge—
O500.457
c6,149,591
150.000
Central Trust Co
n1,500.000 2,609,192 cl2.105.495
Harvard Trust Co...
1.000.000 &1,626,336 cl7.060.803
200,000
600,000
565,719 100
100
4,752,611
1,979,925 100
26.620.053 <100
re
Bank of Oomrn & Sav
100
Cambridge Trust Co
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
Minneapolis—
Fitcbburg—
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
500.000
Gloucester—
Cape Ann Nat Bank-
150,000
100.000
200,000
Gloucester Nat Bank
Glouces S D Tr Co..
5,892,306
829,095
277,740
100,000
239,335
3,092,092
1,650,000
c4,436,214
100
275
Blooming'n-Lake NB
Central Nat Bank
Fifth No'west'n N B.
First National Bank.
First Minneap Tr Co
200,000
i
100,000
100.000
<
56,000,000
51,000.000
Marquette Nat Bank
200,000
Midland NatBk & Tr <1,000,000
Minnehaha Nat Bk. 5
100,000
Northwest'n Nat Bk <5,000.000
Produce State Bank. 5
2d Northwest State. <
Third N'west'n N Bk <
100
10
20
100,000
50.000
200,000
N
o
4th Northwest Nat'l. <
100.000
re
cent
Marquette Trust Co.
200,000
sa
les
Minn Loan & Tr Co. <1.000,000
HaverhillEssex National Bank
First National Bank.
100,000
200,000
200,000
240,000
Haverhill Nat Bank.
Merrlmack Nat Bank
256,240
117,298
871,709
275,616
2,652,265
2,384,609
2,803,436
1,365,588
100
*
Holyoke—
Holyoke Nat Bank..
Park National Bank.
400,000
100,000
750,000
Hadley Falls Tr Co..
238,615
217.946
700.284
7,775,106
2,497,062
13,867,740
28,895
2,259,291
36,655
44,419
39,354
165,312
70,000
1.859.465
ft...
100
1...
ft.
< 50
_
10**
9%
ft...
<
Rochester—
100
First National Bank.
100
175
100
100
160
100
180
50.000
St. Paul—
American Nat Bank.
Commercial State Bk
Nore cent
600,000
300.000
309,252
461,166
7,514,521
7,101,638
100
Lowell—
Appleton Nat. Bank.
Union Old Lowell
300.000
251,308
1,967.925
1.000,000
738,059
10,691,743
50
50
200,000
200,000
358.878
480,069
281,764
100
80
100
120
EmpireNatBk&TrCo
185
175
20
100,000
350.000
350,000
100,000
.000.000
No re cent
sa
600
100
100 1000
670,697
17,564,441
428,691
3,665,012
5,236,626 101,695,889
78,293
2,113,927
212,386
5,486,320
4,257,849
153,291
783,937
20,000
288,365 0l,552,321
les
1200
100
100
National Bank....
500,000
50,000
6 ,000,000
4,462,987 plOO
1,412,892 100
200,998
67,127
200,000
Bank
First National Bank.
First State Bank
Lawrence—
Bay State Nat Bank.
70,000
523,624
<-__
ft—
100
Union Nat
„
ft
Merchants' Trust Co
sa
100
les
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Twin Cities Nat Bk.
First Trust Co
60
Lynn—
Central Nat Bank
Manufac'rs Nat Bk.
National City Bank.
250,000
100,000
200.000
0575,926
644.879
0940.702
4,498,074
3,452,840
4,145,165
2,772.140
3,154,185
8,410,196
500,000
1,500,000
500.000
630,444
1,756,324
374,162
7.539.290
6,885,344
5.249,151
300.000
Essex Trust Co
Lynn 8 Dep & Tr Co
Security Trust Co
100
100
National Banks
MISSISSIPPI
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
387**
Per
Jackson
Capital Nat Bank
125
20
15**
16**
25
25
26
136,336
2,172,276
100
N
o
2,301,554
2,742,192
100
100
1,723.434
50
4,926,085
4.160,837
100
100
100
100
N
Meridian—
150,000
400,000
First National Bank.
Mer & Farmers Bank
100.000
200,000
250,000
323,683
564,922
2,010,188
3,052,764
28,346
ol,625,000
1,906,329
88,312
16,007,667
29,526,606
3,092,891
9,758,323
13,056,400
1,861,194
50
3,846,669
c5,312,585
1,000,000
1,500,000
Naumkeag Trust Co.
sa
les
West Mass Bk & Tr.
350,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
150.000
Springfield S D & Tr.
Union Trust Co
West Springfield Tr.
300.000
100
23
25
National Banks
25
80
85
Dec. 31.
25
50
287,631
349,750
Institutions
State
MISSOURI
Dec. 31.
Nom inal.
25
100
1,312,903
C4,431,003
No
100
re cent
Per
sa
les
Bank
Broadway Bank
City Bank & Tr Co..
Columbia Nat Bank.
Community State Bk
Worcester—
Mechanics' Nat Bk_.
500.000
Worcester Co Nat Bk el .888,150
Co
3.800,000
Tr Co
200.000
696,512
1,718,653
4,428.438
114,150
12,839,766
27,008,543
28,902,433
1,738,578
200
100
Drovers' Nat Bank..
East Side Bk of Com
0
20
'!§"
10
18
Fidelity Nat Bk & Tr
Fidelity Savs Tr Co.
First National Bank.
Inter-State Nat Bank
LInwood State Bank.
Main St State Bank.
Merchants Bank
Missouri Sav Bk & Tr
Park National Bank.
Plaza Bank of Comm
National Banks
MICHIGAN
Dec. 31.
State Institutions
Dec
.
Produce Exch Bank-
31.
Traders'
Gate
Nomi nal.
Per share.
500.000
1,064,954
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Westport Ave Bank.
Union Av Bk of Com
Commerce Trust Co.
Home Trust Co
Detroit—
Oom'wealth-Com'l
State Bank
Detroit Savings Bank
First Wayne Nat Bk
Guard Nat Bk ofOom
Highland Pk StateBk
Norw'st'n State Bank
United Savings Bank
Bankers Trust Co
Equitable Trust Co
Detroit Trust Co
Highland Park Trust
Un Guardian Tr Co.
Mercantile Trust Co.
1,281,786
13,099. ,724 100
1,000,000
1.500,000 d2.613.481
38,499 924
25,000,000 d32551165 453,373 ,777 /
10,000,000 dQ,650,379 146,178, 449
1.000,000
2,268.980 23,823, 599
25,000
55,000
1,092, 500
1,032,508 12,610, 191 ""20
1,000,000
100
869,488
1,000,000
394, 741
591,613
1,000,000
2,779, 597
/3,000.000 5,013,604 35,046, 992 T"
s
500,000
332,486
1,313, 598 s
s5,000.000 d3,164,692 1/41,002, 576 s
Pioneer Trust
13
5**
5,751,481
8,348,839
11,292,740
15,406,314
438,063
646,688
1,106,191
2,166,872
830,494
513,996
0,414,612
Bank
Bank
Grand Rapids Tr Co.
Union Bank of Mich-
Michigan Trust Co..
200,000
500,000
100.000
350,000
200.000
Empire Trust Co
200,000
100,000
Missouri Vail Tr Co.
20
a
c
5**
Second
Nat
Tr Co..
10,194
35.242
110,595
134,388
40,490
11,393
265,161
153,943
43,806
109,678
3,032,782
217,802
132,802
201,392
565.310
18,184,825
15.665,434
25.850,730
991,616
1,751,077
1,495,505
600,000
1,143,590
431,895
12,482,516
4,227,452
si .250,000
1,974,738
12,193,051
.000,000
,000,000
750,000
500,000
.200,000
1,250.000
40
20
20
51
270
200
320
100
125
190
500
125
285
120
150
210
•
—
w m
110
150
120
175
200
100
125
759,153
581,359
3,123,365
1,295,780
838,623
812,943
100
80
150
90
-
100
75
100
200"
240
100
150
200
100
160
175
100
150
85,217.945
3,393,840
100
97
200
107
2,079,984
4.102,198
100
100
110
"375"
100
.
100
306,342
168,405
428.950
126,733
1/195,285
220,824
122,133
101,016
100
7,244,260
3,233,664
100
160" 185"
100 1180
100 /
4,793,363
2,690.681
3,255,148
5,314,515
1,899,917
1,023,485
s
190
mmm *
100
100
m
175
100
-
1
200"
.....
Group.
deposits.
Affiliated with the Worcester Bank
i Member of Northwest
30
& Trust Co.
.
Mich.
50
"~2
30
30
35
cent
sa
les
March 31
1912,
*
Member of the First Bank Stock Corp.
on May 17 1932 to the Gloucester National Bank of
Title changed
Gloucester.
r
re
y:}\
n On May
10 1932 directors of the Central Trust Co. of Cambridge
requested the State Bank Commissioner to take over the institution.
p
100
No
Bancorporation.
it May 7 1932.
/ Last sale.
■
....
'
120
45
Includes savings
60
8
8
85
110
165
Trust deposits.
ft See Marquette National Bank.
s...
Bank &
100
150
100
90
250
g
«...
20
65
7,706,877
/Member of the Detroit Bankers Co., Detroit,
850,000
,000,000
200
share.
90
d March 30 1932.
o
People's Am State Bk
200.000
75
75
Sale price.
April 14 1932.
& First National
Saginaw—
Bank of Saginaw
200,000
267,500
200,000
e
Grand Rap Nat
Grand Rap Sav
Old Kent Bank
300,000
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
Grand Rapids—
Sec Bk.
100,000
100,000
6.000,000
St Jos Stock Yds Bk.
j~20
100
948,681
767,542 100
9,311,346 100
3,337,997 100
100
599,557
100
5,387,252
100
1,264,846
42,331,084 1100
6,613,612
100
54,121,116
5,919,406 100
100
885,622
1,256,358 100
2,110,305 100
3,680,705 100
100
869,877
995.505 100
2,184,656 100
38,548
69,875
830,579
51,031
33,534
352,169
239,821
1,236,236
537,455
3,469,329
1,012,693
47,196
66,274
136,536
St. Joseph—
First Trust Co
20
677,479
812,117
1,077,298
1,081,007
100,000
100.000
300.000
100.000
American Nat Bank.
*
500.000
400,000
Genessee Co Savs Bk
1,000.000
Un Ind Tr & Savs Bk s2,000,000
Co
First National Bank-
Flint—
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
200,000
4,000,000
500,000
2.000,000
500,000
100,000
100,000
200,000
100.000
50.000
200.000
100.000
Barnes Nat Bank
5100
CIt Com & Savs Bk.
Amer Home
Bank
West Side Bk of Com
100
7.763.079
500,000
100,000
600,000
400,000
Southeast State Bk_.
Sterling
100,000
100,000
300,000
City
Nat'l Bank
Bay City—
f
People's Commercial
& Savings Bank
*
65
Taunton—
200.000
300.000
:
25
210
10
10U
Baltimore
Machinists' Nat Bk.
Bristol County Tr
'
20
Kansas City—
Bk &
les
;.
500,000
Merch NatBk&Tr Co
Springfield—
Springfield Nat Bk._
Third N Bk & Tr Co
Vicksburg—
First Nat & Tr Co
10
i
Slcandla
o
re cent
sa
re cent
Salem—
Merchants Nat Bank
WorcesterBk&Tr
share
100
25
543,682
381,618
100,000
300,000
750.000
Jackson-State N Bk.
Merch Bank & Tr Co
2.150,045
932,466
1,416,288
4,328,151
5,533,093
171,208
130,723
60.112
100,000
Citizens Nat Bank..
200,000
304,984
44,084
53,699
184,192
983,840
300,000
Citizens Sav Bk & Tr
Peabody—
Warren Nat Bank...
Dec. 31.
190
100
Depos Gu Bk & TrOo
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
Institutions
State
127**
100
New BedfordFirst National Bank.
Merchants' Nat Bk.
130
100
s
Member of the Guardian Detroit Union Group, Inc., Detroit.
v
Sept. 29 1931.
x
Ex4iividend.
y
March 25 1931.
1 '
106
BANKS
National Banks
MISSOURI
Dec. 31.
Capital.
St. Louis—
$
Baden Bank
200.000
2,500.000
400,000
300.000
Boatmen's Nat Bank
Bremen Bk & Tr OoCass Bk & Tr Oo
Cherokee Nat Bank.
200.000
First National Bank- 12,100.000
Grand Nat'l Bk
700.000
Jefferson Bank
Jeff-Gravols
200.000
500.000
Bank..
Surplus &
Profits.
State
AND
TKUST
National Banks
Institutions
Dec. 31.
Dec. 31.
Par.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
$
250.381
2,430,296
1,205.598 24,242,517
616,490
5,587,056
422.740
4.836.614
67.451
1.688,428
7,931.436 167.285.365
u
174.314
3.377,487
255.701
2,900,557
151,845
3,953,109
100
100
2.150,000 el,825.721
50.000
Lemay Ferry Bank..
Lowell Bank
200,000
500.000
200.000
300.000
Manchester Bank
Nat Bridge Trust Oo
Plasa National Bank
Scruggs. Vandervoort
Barney Bank
42.284
148.804
331,570
63.153
>
56.674
200,000
Sec N B S & Tr Co__
South Side Nat Bk..
South'n Oom & Sav.
St Louis Nat Bank..
163,306
353,777
238.836
199,829
57,380
690.077
51,182
587,154
124,711
90.977
350.000
600.000
200.000
200,000
500.000
300.000
Tower Gr Bk & TrOo
Twelfth St Nat Bank
United Bk & Tr Co..
1,000.000
200.000
200.000
Water Tower Bank..
Ohlppewa Trust Oo.
Ohouteau Trust Oo__
E as ton-Taylor Tr Oo
200.000
r
200.000
Guaranty Bk & Tr..
Laclede Trust Oo
75.537
130.207
63,112
139,510
200,000
|
300.000
300.000
Lindell Trust Oo
159,546
MercantlleOommerce
Bk & Tr Oo
10.000,000
Mercantile-Com¬
"§6" 10b~-
Atlantic City—
Atlantic Olty Nat Bk
Boardwalk Nat Bank
39
Second Nat
Bank & Trust Oo.
Bankers Trust Oo—
Guarantee Trust Oo_
25
Equitable Trust Oo.
Chelsea
100
100
loo"
100
20
*36"
20
100
100
100
2.859.753
10,881,401
6,896.197
3,031,186
1,842.807
9,865.046
1,325.520
7,734.216
1,465,393
1,637.145
1,091.851
1,539,623
1,716.152
1,448,923
2,047,442
100
100
100
100
100
100
170
100
20
75
3,249,631
200.000
61.000
67.857.406
1,480,582
2,087,247
7.882.420
3,300,000
1,451,863
2,095,084
200.000
500.000
150,902
1,048.514
200.000 v
109,377
100,000
172,581
200.000
154,861
Northwest'n Tr Co..
Savings Trust Co.—
Webster Groves Tr_.
W
v Sfc Louis TrOo.
100.000
50,000
300.000
100,000
60,000
1,200,000
753.435
8,889.947
1,008,000
9,827.509
100
1,141,657
100
839,959
100
100
600,000
120,000
1,000.000
200,000
221.399
1,421,445
221,462
8.292,897
1,293.552
12,300,897
5,563,115
300,000
398,069
3,119,486
Bayonne Trust Oo_.
Mechanlcs' Trust Oo
400,000
500.000
Cumberland Nat Bk_
Farm & Mer Nat Bk-
100,000
150,000
200.000
169,614
406.819
232,500
hanks
Dec. 31.
MONTANA
State
cent
100
100
20
Oumberland Tr Oo
150,000
179,354
1.676,410
3,163,039
1,395.677
1,414,001
1,500.000
1,200,000
1,050,000
2.610,375
4,033.093
1.288.577
25.479,673
30.600,951
5,160,137
20
150,000
101.573
726,256
1.976.240
1,977,675
8,527,577
19,684,022
100
100
25
250
1.500,000
500,000
700,000
500,000
620,000
750.000
296,720
979,757
286,933
376,041
905,781
5,531,964
13,487.820
100
175
50
130
4,960,023
100
100
200
25
65
First National Bank-
625,000
100
Jefferson Trust Go__
800,000
547,576
12,473,116
1,121,126
3,218,121
4,306.131
45
300.000
1.000.517
82,287
182,888
25
100
Oolumbia Trust Oo_.
Hoboken Trust Oo_.
500,000
125"
150
"45"
Bridgeton—
Bridgeton Nat Bank.
30
Camden—
FlrstOamNatB&T O
Camden S D & Tr Oo
West Jersey Trust Oo
100
50
100
*45
25
25 *100
100
East Orange-
100
Ampere Bank & TrCo
Essex Oo Trust Oo_.
Sav Inv & Trust Oo_
100
100
100
100
500.000
500
28
32
35
100
100
75
65
Elizabeth—
Ellzabethport BkgOo
National State Bank
Central Home Tr Oo
Elizabeth Trust Oo__
85
95
ISO*
200*
100
Union Oounty Tr Oo
7,944.511
11,089,790
165
175
100
Hoboken—
100
100
100
200
100
175
125
100
200
175
275
100
140
175
100
100.000
Journal Sq Nat Bank
First National Bank-
1,600.000
Franklin Nat Bank—
400,000
TrNJ..
1,250.000
3.400.000
2.000,000
150,000
5,700,000
400.000
161,171
,769,359
209.453
,367,405
.723,057
,035.000
79,124
,308,876
228.091
200.000
First National Bank-
200,000
National Iron Bank-
250,000
200,000
1.000.000
Hudson Oo N
50
100
25
100
;
West Bergen Tr Oo..
>
o
100
Oommercia
Nationa
N
100
North Bergen Tr Co.
Trust Oo of N J
v
47,564
410,165
42,000
20
re
N J Title Guar & Tr.
Union Nat Bank
Southern Missouri Tr
100
100
sa
Jersey City—
'Bank
1,830,511
727,267
-
9,042,153
7.545.162
Springfield—
Peoples Bank
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Bayonne—
1.800,145
6.000.00G
Bid.
Par.
602,966
655,125
100
►
Miss Val Trust (Jo
Mound Olty Tr Oo
North St Louis Tr Oo
Cross
Deposits.
85
6,367,216 102,045,467
103,544
400.000
Institutions
Dec. 31.
Asbury Park—
150
100
100
100
100
350,000
$
300.000
Surplus &
Profits.
State
20
25.844,131
1.182.155
3,217,320
4,790.554
1.185,178
1.246,240
Nat'l Bank.
Citizen
Capital.
Ask.
AsburyPkNatBk&Tr
Bk & Tr Oo
NEW JERSEY
Gross
Deposits.
Lafayette South Side
merce
COMPANIES
B
2,694,448
19.859.250
40
100
25
3,971,913
30.241.344
oo
35
100
30
"35*
56.372,497
25
65
70
26,806,861
2*
45
815,726
100
74.183,841
1,939,690
25
100
262,911
2.810,227
100
327,679
278,242
230,024
6,184,060
7,156,217
1,826,650
9.804,140
100
25
50
'42
47*
Long Branch—
Institutions
Long Branch Bkg Oo
Dec. 31.
225
Morristown—
Nomi nal.
Billings—
Per
Midland Nat Bank—
200,000
150,000
100,000
Montana Nat Bank-
Sec Tr & Savs Bank.
125.000
3,751,776
1,278,637
2,064,260
104,582
122,900
share.
American Trust Oo_
100
100
.
Morristown Trust Oo
522.434
50
100
25
o
cent
100
Mt. Holly—
Butte—
First National Bank.
300.000
Miners S Bk & Tr Oo
200,000
600.000
Metals Bk & Tr Co.
755.427
56,818
627,458
12,161,572 100
979,414 100
15,087,333 0—
No
re
cent
sa
sa
Mt Holly Nat BankUnion Nat Bk&TrOo
les
25
100.000
200,000
200,000
25.458
438,179
212.398
401,709
1,950,266
x,140,942
600.000
Farmers' Trust Oo__
374,275
825.270
8.271.494
9,700,845
25
30
35
1,200.000
25
9
11
150.000
225.000
134,846
51,699
937,594
854,906
100
100
200
2.549,247
1,344,286
690.545
150.000
42,455
700.000
1,062,155
400,000 u
262,829
35,743,451
8,656,965
13,822,942
712,456
6,870,068
1,302,674
40,352,571
150,764,638
16,627,429
1,501,826
2,953,106
2,253,949
6,780,259
100
180
100
450
25
5
60
100
les
Newark—
Helena—
Lincoln Nat Bank
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Union Bank & Tr Oo
300,000
250.000
525,927
249.854
Franklin Wash Tr Oo
9,470,506
3,501,739
Marzano State Bk &
Tr Oo.........—
Mt Prospect Nat Bk_
Nat Newark & Essex
Banking Oo
Nationa
Banks
Dec. 31.
National State Bank
N J Nat B & T Oo
NEBRASKA
Central Bk & Tr Oo.
Clinton Trust Oo_
—
Nomi nal.
Lincoln—•
200,000
850,000
300.000
e
Nat Bk of Commerce
218.264
322,969
189,832
5,567,328
12,130,446
5,413,781
share.
100
ioo" "175"
100
200
250
Federal Trust Oo
4.056.250
5,002.068
Fidelity Union Tr Oo
Per
Continental Nat'l Bk
First National Bank-
Oolumbus Trust Co_
6.666.675
Merch & Newark Tr_
2,500.000
300.000
375.000
9,138.185
3,406,964
217,356
219,433
972,853
1,546,665
So Side N B & Tr Oo.
Union National Bk_.
United States Tr Oo_
Omaha-
West Side Trust Oo.
First National Bank.
Live Stock Nat Bank
Omaha
Nat Bank
Packer., Nat Bank__
Stock Yards Nat Bk_
1,250,000
450,000
1,250.000
200,000
e
750,000
200,000
el,100.000
767,173
158,302
1,246,934
112,252
338,381
20,764,808
4,711.649
28,215,881
2,586,921
6,676,341
1,174,071
20,543,637
3.000.000
500,000
2,800.000
600,000
1,075,000
State Bank__
U S National Bank.
.
40,662
883,823
Dec. 31.
NEVADA
State
inn
100
N o
New Brunswick
Oits Nat Bk of N Br
re
cent
les
250,000
500,000
Nat Bank of N J
sa
100
"25
25
25
30
25
41
44
Peoples Nat Bank—
62
65
25
42
46
50
100
25
Institutions
300.000
1,350,000
Dec. 31.
National Bank
Riverside Bank
United Nevada Bank
400,000
Reno
50,000
4,069,858
4,803,272
4,523,469
1,359,799
2,499,295
13.546.858
3,691,584
100
172,870
513,841
1,693.032
7.408,920
100
35,569
227,032
4,194,988
5,895.004
100
56,207
1,268,461
100
Nat
100
N
100
o
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
100
N
100,000
Merchants Trust Oo
Oommonw'lth Tr Oo
500,000
800.000
100.000
PkTr Oo Weehawken a
350,000
WeehawkenT&TitOo
1.000,000
Huds Tr Oo Un Oity
1.000,000
Gutt'b'g Bk & Tr Oo
52,667
510,764
1,354,244
302,114
341,624
1,579,
6,900,
5,763,
2,286,
123
100
157
100
729
857
100
100
1,330, 098 al00
25
150,000
1.058,350
3,355,205
63,852
6,938, 778
26,242 561
1,096, 694
100
2,000.000
1,000,000
1,703,004
1,011,558
26,307.718
18,593.411
25
25
_
Woodcliff Trust Oo_.
25
100
Passaic—
NEW HAMPSHIRE s,a%[TT"n"
*
a
Nomi nal.
Manchester—
Per
200,000
150.000
150.000
916,896
493,890
82.290
5,153,451
2,840,775
2,625,618
100,000
300,000
300,000
437,536
590,933
534,302
4,263,866
5,268,713
6,715,371
100
First National Bank-
250,000
New
IM^
100.000
150,193
3,378,777
1,152,910
100
100
100
0
re
,
cent
e
stock.
Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
/March 25 1931.
g
Member First Bank Stock Corp.
I Last sale.
300
325
100
200
225
100
200
250
1 New stock.
N
u
June 30 1931.
v
PortsmouthHamp Nat Bk.
b Includes security
sa les
Nashua—
Indian Head Nat Bk
Nashua Trust Oo
SecondNat of Nashua
price.
Affiliated with the Trust Oo. of New Jersey, Jersey City.
share.
N
100
100
Sale
Sept. 29 1931,
0
re
cent
sa
les
x
Ex-dividend.
v
Ex-rights.
o
re
cent
sa
150.000
Liberty National Bk
Guttenberg
share.
100
Bank
People's Bk & Tr Oo_
Amoskeag Nat Bank
65
100
300,000
Passaic N Bk&Tr Oo
Manchester Nat Bk_
Merchants Nat Bank
20
55
100
1,003,431
372,368
200,000
100,000
of Weehawken
Per
64,487
69,243
200,763
81,535
118,780
'"l5*
25 6
New Brnnsw Tr Co_
Nomi nal.
100,000
200,000
700,000
25*
25
25
Middlesex TG&T Oo
Reno—
Bk of Nev Sav & Tr_
First Nat Bk In Reno
*6*
25
100
Hamilton
National Banks
190
25
North & West Hu dson—
IstNat Bk of Un Oity
300,000
First N Bk, West NY
300,000
Union
80
les
BAMS
National bank
NEW JERSEY
Dec. 31.
Capital.
Surplus &
Profits.
TRUST
AND
Institutions
State
National banks
Dec. 31.
Dec. 31.
NEW YORK
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
Ask.
Bid.
107
COMPANIES
Capital.
Surplus &
Profits.
State Institutions
Mar. 28.
Gross
Deposits.
Bid.
Par.
Nomi nal.
Plalnfield—
$
*
First National Bank.
Plalnfield Nat Bank.
400,000
175,000
200,000
Mid-City Trust Co..
Plalnfield Trust Co..
State Trust Co..
650,000
150,000
Per
$
102,167
92,865
75,697
1.303,606
232,125
5,613,620
1,292,845
919,660
17,241,126
3.725.004
share.
$
s
$
316.900
*4,476.800
525,000
124000000 d 101,503,776 1148138000
*2,998.200
501,300
1.428.600
Penn Exchange Bank
121,281 C 1,110,521
826,000
Public Nat Bk&TrOo
8.250.000 d7,934.600 62,706,000
Schroder Bkg Corp.
2.515,550 *15,117.903
6,000,000
Sterling Nat B & T— 1,500.000 dl .500,700 d 8,098,967
Trade Bank of N Y—
660,000
230,243 c 2,888,165
25
o
10U
re
cent
100
sa
les
100
Paterson—
200.000
680,000
50,000
300,000
1,200,000
750,000
500,000
1,000,000
100,000
75,000
600,000
600,000
750,000
100,000
100,000
600,000
Broadway Bk & T Co
First National Bank.
Haledon Nat Bank..
Labor Nat Bank
Paterson Nat Bank..
Second Nat Bank
Nat Bank of Amer..
Paterson Sav Inst
Prospect Park Nat Bk
Weatside Nat Bank.
Citisen8' Trust Co..
Franklin Trust Co..
Hamilton Trust Co..
Merchants Trust Co.
Security Trust Co
104,586
847,457
24,913
154.513
1,197.036
1,573,989
280,359
2,889,809
109,007
22,867
825,000
561,849
765.020
43,046
39.609
1,479,512
11,197,015
1,039,848
4.888,533
14.192.780
16.307.781
2,121,888
27,215,105
1,792,634
302,590
10,722,448
3,581,931
9,881,434
577,597
25
20
100
100
Trenton Banking Co
Trenton Trust Co
Anglo-South Am Tr.
Bk of Athens Tr Co.
Banca Com It Tr Co
Banco dl Nap Tr Co.
25
170
140
80
50
Bank of N Y & Tr Co
100
!5o"
25
10.398.477
39,223,985
2,444,214
14.507.802
21,961,741
100
340
50
N
cent
sa
Woodbury—
o
re
les
Farm
100.000
6.000.000
3,888,300
757,300
4,214,601
531,494
2,082,177 12,079,150
3,524,315
820,445
44,436,285 66,686,285
6,539,012
418,642
9,866,804 97,025,266
76,307,946 467,795,716
14,652,873
519,051
75,023,475 476,868,567
44,895,117 251,013,984
25,000.000
Bronx County Tr Co
1,550.000
Cent Han Bk & Tr Co 21.000.000
Chemical Bk & Tr Co 21,000,000
City Bank Farmers'
Trust Co
10.000.000 11,162,894 37,713,727
Clinton Trust Co
500,000
1.943,037
533,165
Continental Bk&TCo
4,000.000
6,751.479 31,909.515
Corn Ex Bk & Tr Co 15,000,000 22,710,365 212,866,197
55,000
115,300
Corporation Trust Co
500.000
County Trust Co
4,000,000 2,984,967 18,258,292
Empire Trust Co
L 6.000,000 3,183,412 58,726.359
Fulton Trust Co
2,000,000
3.089,099
16.609,603
Fiduciary Trust Co— 1.000.000 1,000,000
4.377,164
Guaranty Trust Co
90,000.000
194,963,384 892,931,648
Hellenic BkTr Co—.
1.000.000
513,310
3,894,256
200
100
60
50
1,000,000
Bankers Trust Co
90
100
100
100
1.000.000
500,000
2,000.000
Bk of Manhat Tr Co 22,250,000
Bank of Sicily Tr Co.
1,800.000
20
Woodbury Trust Co.
25
26
7
9
19
17 %
10
Hibernia Trust Co.. 63.000.000
50
Irving Trust Co
50,000,000
700.000
3,000,000
Manufacturers' Tr— 32,935.000
10
J Henry Schroder
Tr
Lawyers' Trust Oo__
Marine Midland Tr. 10,000,000
Mercan Bk & Tr Co.
900.000
New York Trust Co. 12.500,000
Title Guar & Tr Co.. 10,000,000
"li"
25
35
145
155
100
100
100
100
"20
-ijk
20
"l634
1634
220
100
10
18>*
240
33 %
12
35 H
20
76
80
10
26%
28
25
40
20
17
banks
100
10
10 H
12 X
20
36
39
100
25
"Is
20"~
20
14
16
100
215
240
"loo
849,153
11,559.697 "166
10
75,564,936 363,553,729
5,678.846
561,298
2,498,025 14.888.452 "loo
20
27,122,936 372.329,0 32
7,021,999 48,379,192 < 20
5.535.000
559,200
26,928,646 237,048,169 "25
20
21,193,208 39,242.308
100
310,068
3,273,682
20
4,801,638
1,394,145
100
56,942,356
27,016,291
160"
«
<a>
mi,
—
165
35
—
11%
12%
v'15%
17%
"T% "3%
5634
2634
53%
23%
Dec. 31.
NEW
'
YORK
Trust Co of Nor Am.
Nom. nal.
1,675,000
2,000,000
Jamaica, L. I.—
Jamaica Nat Bank..
Mar. 28.
500.000
Underwriters Tr Co.
State Institutions
300,000
168,400
1,498.989
3,328.783
1,011,412
2.159,522
3,527,111
1,574,664
4,430,515
25
8,989,722
20
54.704,245
20
17,102,324
25
18,452,337
20
41.029,263
100
35,249,913
45,574,047 <—
608,485
616,303
1,221,744
10,775,007
6,631,037
14,533,421
1,200.000 dl,049,138
750,000
1,199,281
7,119,685
7,000,344
6,338.046
60,157,541
30,569,744
20
18
23
20
24
29
20
12
20
14
19
25
25
30
25
100
*166,354
200,000
1.457,604
250,000
1.500,000 <15.132.230
2.000,000 2,334,381
1,000.000 2,183,739
2,782,823
3.461.954
39.655,579
40.914.763
30.731.517
Nat Com Bk & Tr Co
First Trust Co
...
5
15
18
20
46
50
100
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
1,000,000
100
Lincoln-AUIa Bk & Tr
2.000.000
100
Central
100
Genesee Vail Tr Co..
1.000.000
1,000.000
600,000
Trust Co
Security Trust Co
Auburn—
300,000
<5,000.000
Union Trust Co
Auburn Cayuga Nat
Bank & Trust Co.
400,000
Auburn Trust Co.—
150.000
487,790
379,603
7,373,316
5.964,925
100
N
100
100
First National Bank.
Marine Midld Tr Co. i
750.000
300.000
300,000
Schenectady Tr Co..
les
100
8.418,363
100
9,255,491
7.267,058 i—
707,391
719,271
673,696
200,000
600.000
750.000
ank &
Tru si Co. retur
Nat. banks
Nat Exch Bk& Tr Co
200,000
200,000
300,000
500,000
500,000
1.450,000
1,000,000
People's Nat BankBrooklyn Trust Co..
Kings Co Trust Co..
500,000
8,200,000
500,000
Bensonhurst Nat Bk
Citizens Bk of
Nat
Bklyn
Bank-
Fort Greene Nat Bk.
Elng8boro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat Bank-
i
V' ';
.
Dec.
ns
date Mar
745.800
23,500
1.599.449
155,600
1,727,900
68,100
781,800
387,800
2,146,600
428,192
3,635,516
1,307,073
2.523,557
269.400
5,956,400
12996,991 101,987,520
6.585,720 24,778.911
35
30
90
80
800
1100
100
100
800.000
5,400,000
2,500.000
324,749
5,965,161
2.065.959
Manufactur Nat Bk.
<1,500,000
National City Bank.
Union Nat Bank
600,000
1,758,992
918,764
300,000
564,440
Troy Trust Co
200,000
148,885
26,675,996
8,294,594
6.519.423
3, ±95,698
2,000,000
600.000
3,156,225
920,292
43,884,839
6,148,578
500,000
300,000
500.000
423,524
152,776
*1,032,546
6.602,279
3,578,156
9,718,942
1305
100
500,000
1.500.000
850,726
1,088,471
9,937,881
17.452,402
300.000
500.000
285.294
2.275.552
20
733,851
332,056
20
1,246,527
12,304,189
4,479,125
11,068,304
1,458,623
2.644,247
100
9,321,402
50
17
100
Salt
Springs Nat Bk.
First Trust & Dep Co
Syracuse Trust Co..
28.
31
175,862
30
25
Syracuse—
Lincoln Nat Bk & Tr
Merch Nat Bk & Tr.
Brooklyn—State B
20
25
Schenectady—
Union National Bank
Citizens Trust Co...
BInghamton—
City National Bank.
16
25
o
re cent
sa
V
940
Rochester—
100
Roch Trust & S D Co
Mech & Farmers Bk.
N Y State Nat Bank.
■
3,682,600
75
7
1040
Per1 share.
Albany—
Central Bank
Flatbush
100
Troy—
100
100
60
100
100
25
'59"
49
3
25
12
11
1105
50
14
100
100
25
Utica—
200
135
100 2150
First Citizens Bk & T
2250
120
Oneida Nat Bk & Tr
"
'
Watertown—
Buffalo—
119,008
Bast Side Nat Bank.
300,000
5,500,000
Liberty Bank
Lincoln Nat Bank
200,000
Mfrs & Trad-Peop Tr
6,000,000
Marine Trust Co
i 10,000.000
1,822,232
52.761,076
1.278,235
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
25
100
25
50
55,893
25
13012,139 88,497,082
a 15565466 174.624,986 i 20
Nat
Watertown
10
8 $76,630
50
Bk.
North'n N Y Tr Co
N
re
cent
sa
les
Westchester Co—
7
Nom.
Mt. Vernon—1st N
Chemung Can Tr Co
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
800,000
1,237.500
2,015,445
1,407.965
9,627,196
11.276,335
20
25
70
Mt Vernon Tr Co.
100
Central Nat Bank.
Nat City Bank
250,000
Tompkins Nat Bank
200.000
417,441
281,411
420,936
400.000
Ithaca Trust Co
3.732,082
2,293.727
7.058,851
100
N
o
Huguenot Tr Co..
New Rochelle Tr_.
100
re
cent
25
sa
les
450,000
400.000
200.000
Nat Ohautauq Co Bk
Union Trust Co
...
1,243,800
534,097
n614,002
452,519
450,378
25
15,072.387
100
4,997,205
25
10,002,421
3.395.508 <100
80
250,000
Ossining Trust Co.
Jamestown—
832.500
153,300
500,000
600,000
200,000
229,738
399,614
100,000
909,160
Ulster
N
"85"
Mt
530
N
County
200,000
248,607
183,926
369,995
856.088
150,000
150,000
250,000
State of N Y Nat Bk
Kipgston Trust Co..
3,878,484
1,425.044
3.422,666
7.727,059
Hye—Rye
o
100
re cent
100
sa
Nat, Bk.
N B&TrOo
_
l arrytown
Bank
100
Citizens
100
Peoples N B &T Co
County Trust Co.
Yonkers—First
Natl
ew
York Ci ly banks are repo rted
ne *
Bank &
and
Dec.
31*31
plus and pr ofits are of date
A
divi dend r ecord
for National and Mar. 28 19 §2 for Stat e banks.
of banks and trust companies in NewJYa rk City and broo klyn m ay be
found in our"Rai Iway
148, 149, 1 50,1 51.
Secti on, pages
c5.396.600
3,400
650,000
Bank of Yorktown.
1.500,000
241,001
c3.339.007
National Bk. 148,000,
<1144789 000 1146180000
Oomm'l Nat Bk & Tr
7,000,000 <19,330.700 44,984,000
Dunbar Nat Bank500,000
227.700
*1,512,300
Fifth Avenue Bank..
500.000
3,630,511
35,702,000
First National Bank
10.000,000 112537242 334,331,000
Amalg Bank of N Y
Chase
Glmbel Bros Bank
100.000
Grace Nat Bk of N.Y
Harbor State Bank.
_
Harriman N Bk & Tr
Merchants Bank
Nat Bk of Yorkville.
100,500
C643.600
1.500.000 dl.643.900 dl5.438.150
111.683
200.000
C768.060
2,863.200 34.258.000
120.972
Cl.145.962
dl61.350 dl ,737.200
2,000.000
400,000
600,000
20
100
&
*
95
100
103
1150" 1250"
800
Trust Co
Sale
inn
2,406.906
loo
2,000.000
500.000
589.814
173,369
2,869,743
1,906,316
6.436,125
1,443,313
5,198,188
7,909,157
1.183,253
400,000
300,000
568,184
1,740.481
250,000
I
200,000
I
400.000
300.000
100
500
to
*
60
20
250
275
100
25
100
100
N
o
cent
20,269.175
25
sa
les
10,468,246
8,834.132
100
20
price.
on
May 25 1932 approved a proposal to change its name
% Colonial Trust Co. or some other name if the one selected proves
c
March 28 1932.
d March 31 1932.
70"
100
115
20
re
unavailable.
25
100
20
On May
V Stockholders
900
100
100
6,378,623
3.442,451
3.664,889
500,000
300.000
21 1932 a proposal to increase the capital by $2,500,000 was
presented at a meeting of stockholders; increase approved by Banking
Department on May 25 1932.
a
21H
25
100
Trust
Westches'r Tr Co.
35
19 H
410,040
308,684
298,087
235.127
cent
100
200,000
Yonkers Nat Bank
100
100
2,500,707
les
White Plains—
les
West Title & Tr Co
New York City— Deposits N
are
1932.
Sur
of May 28
o
re
N.
Chester— 1st
Mutual Trust Co.
100
172j»898
1,000.000
Pleas B&TrCo
Bk & Tr Co
Bank & Trust Co.
Rondout Nat Bank
170
100
Pleasantville—
Port
744,397
200
150"
sa
Westches Co Nat.
KingstonFirst NBk of Rondo ut
20
Peekskill—
90
550
75
65
20
Ossining—1st Nat Bk
& Trust Co
Bank of Jamestown.
The First Nat Bank-
prices
20
New Rochelle—
Ithaca—
First National Bank
0
50
25
20
Elmira—
Nat'l
%
20
U S Trust Co of N Y
Nuih'nal
H
.—-
"25
Trust co. returns da te Mar. 28.
160
100
2,223,836
2,090.200
1,137,562
5
230
352.069
471.001
508.392
410.605
4
25
240
16.918,305
100,000
200,000
26
share.
44
24
100
100
50
100
2,044,068
&
Mechanics'
National Bank
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
37
140
Trenton—
Broad St Nat Bank.
Flrst-Mech Nat Bk.
H'nover CapitalTrOo
50
20
380
250,000 dl ,434,912
2,000,000 4,251,094
306,907
300,000
1,000,000 1,801,288
1.400,000 2,108.739
...
US Trust Co
Per
N. Y. City (Concl.)
Nat Bronx Bank
National City Bk_—
Nat Safety Bk&Tr Co
100
N
Ask.
Nomi nal.
< Controlled
30
I Last sale.
n
.
by Marine Midland Corp.
June 30 1931.
* Dec.
31
1931.
©New stock.
x
Ex-dividend.
108
BANKS
AND
TRUST
COMPANIES
National Banks
Na"Sla'sTk' NORTH CAROLINA slale£lT'"n'
Capital.
Surplus &
Profits.
Dec. 31.
OKLAHOMA
Cross
Deposits.
Par.
Bid..
Capiial.
Ask.
Surplus &
Profits.
Institutions
Dec. 31.
Cross
\
7
State
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Asheville—
$
300.000
.
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
130,931
$
2,729.524
First National Bank-
Per
$ A. 7.
100,000
108^674
Bank—
50,000
67,745
2,304,255
1,087,639
100
100.000
43,684
2.023,718
100
Guthrie—
share.
100
Ask..
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
First
State
$
Per
share
100
Charlotte—
Charlotte Nat Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk_
715,747
671,327
600,515
665,643
500,000
500,000
Mer & Farm N Bk—
Union Nat Bank
200.000
300,000
McAlester—
1,200,000 /1.255,117
1.000.000 zl,111,727
Independ'ce Tr Co__
Durham—
Citizens'
Nat
Fidelity
100
100
175
2,069,141
3,221,199
275
300"
250
275
18,851,103
100
100
100
145
150
Citizens National Bk
5,162,789
100
60
70
Commercial Nat Bk_
100,000
300.000
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
American Trust Co__
3,083,891
2,912,259
500.000
753.415
100
9,099,330
1,372,646
26
90
95
First Nat Bk of McA
N
re cent
Muskogee—
sa
.
38.533
152,261
224,907
1,254,788
3,912,514
5,324,847
57,466
100,886
2,104,979
120,834
568,203
171,668
679,451
3,704,146
40,003.207
4,745,755
12,801,369
7,559,373
100
100
546,785
1.302,396
62,930
Z133.141
473,855
33,669.379
23,642,232
3,533,147
3,729,066
1,933,388
les:
100
100
100
■
Bank
Bank.
100,000
120,000
Home Savings Bank.
100,000
zl10,523
1,142,758
108,225
Oklahoma City—
25
225
250
Greensboro—
No Oar Bk & Tr Oo
2.600.000 zl .795.297
30,144,827
50,000
200,000
5,000,000
300,000
Fidelity Nat Banknl ,200.000
Liberty Nat Bank
Capital State Bank..
City Nat'l Bk&Tr Co
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
10
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
500.000
100
125
225
20
200
25
100
125
160
100
100
125
165
175
225
16
17
18
10
20-
16
19
39'
Balelgh—
Page Trust Co
400.000
201,682
4.248.959
100
Nat Bk of Oom'erce.
sa
o
100,000
300.000
283,593
1,853,642
591,189
4,449,974
25
10
5,934,717
les
3,000.000
2.500,000
250,000
200,000
Exchange Trust Oo-
N
re cent
Wilmington—
People's Sav Bk & Tr
Wilm Sav & Tr Co..
Tulsa—
Exchange Nat Bank-
1.000.000
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Fourth Nat Bank
e
20
20
20
20
20
100
100
-(e)
Wilson—
Branch Bkg & Tr Oo
400,000
u
287,046
v;r .-i!v v
../
National Banks
.i v,'-..'
Winston-Salem—
Dec. 31.
Farmers N Bk & T Co
Wachovia Bk &Tr__
600,000
144,542
2,402,496
2.500.000
1.913.873
42,326,902
State
OREGON
Institutions
Dec. 31.
100
100
Nomi nah
Per share.
N O
EugeneBank of Commerce.
First
National
150.000
200.000
100.000
_
Bank
United States N Bk.
National Banks
Amer National Bk..
128.639
47,191
30,741
Citizens Nat Bank.. *
331,006
First National Bank. a2.500.000 /l, 551,136
Bk of East Portland.
Nomi nal.
Fargo—
Per
150,000
Fargo National Bk__
152,707
82,411
257,672
70,654
3128,944
50,000
1300,000
d250,000
150,000
First Nat Bk & Tr Oo
Merch Nat Bk&TrOo
Nor A Dakota Tr Oo
National Banks
OHIO
Dec. 31.
re
cent
sa
100
2,327,499
100
828,096
6,795,402 4—
2,791,246 d
679,674
100
State
share
6.948.839 100
883,431 a...
1,122,594 ft...
5,626.288 k
100
30,142,491
les
6
100.000
200,000
110
5225,556 a
323,811
1,599,384 *...
100
3,607,285
20
68,771,753
400,000
100.000
a
G W Bates & Oo
Dakota Nat Bank
698,417
3,595,785
1,558.623
Portland—
NORTH DAKOTA
Dec. 31.
26,013
246,228
59,540
26
80
120"
Hibernia Bank.r
N
o
re cent
sa
les
tee
a
500,666
Live Stock State Bk. k
Peninsular Nat Bank k
50.000
200.000
Security Sav & Tr Co
Portland Tr & Sav Bk
300,000
United States N Bk. *4.000.000
674,449
11,302
59,564
82.363
3,364.654
100
29
Institutions
Mar. 30.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Akron-
Allentown—
Firestone Pk Tr & SB
First Central Tr Qo
278,259
35.500
419,264
2,829,093
7,319,250
3,27 ",800
2,532,163
450,000
6.210,199
45,139,082
Per
Mer-OIt Nat Bk & Tr
Lehigh Vail Trust Oo
Standard Sav Bank
394.462
50
100
N 0
100
100
re cent
sa
les
60
200,000
500.000
Z116.099
1,617,369
2,549,844
11,583,965
1,000,000
50,000
450.000
400.000
500,000
500.000
400.000
Ridge Ave Dep Bk.
Second
Nat
Bank..
Allentown Trust Co.
Dlme Sav & Tr Oo_.
Canton—
Cent Sav B & T Co
First National Bank.
1.000.000
Penn Trust Co.....
350,000
200,000
100,000
200,000
Allentown Nat Bank
100
100
100
1400
Nat Bank
Central?Trust Co...
400,000
Cinn Bk & Tr Co..
1,110,832
351,321
275,447
5.047.916
150,000
100,000
6,000.000
Columbia Bk & S Oo
First National Bank-
6,686,209
100
2,900,334
1,663,809
45,455,306
100
I 500
I2ri0— '
10
100
Bk & Tr Oo
300.000
500.000
150,000
200,000
1,800,000
1,000,000
250,000
250,000
Lincoln Nat
Bank—
Northside Bk & Tr Co
People's Bk & Sv Co
Prov S Bk & Tr Co.
Second Nat Bank
So Ohio S Bk & Tr Oo
Wash Bk & Tr Co.
Western Bk & Tr Oo
4,869,373
Bank of Erie Tr Co_.
First National Bank.
Marine Nat Bank
Second Nat Bank—.
Erie Trust Oo
100
1,285.799
6,755.827
2.227,670
4,291,220
100
279,329
334,496
2,896,440
1,060,737
521,433
135,806
1,431,604
4,238,420
1.250,000
4.000,000
Central Trust Oo
Third
368,401
30,664,618
9,337.238
4,365,972
3,074,850
12,380,136
51,909,920
50
100
10
100
100
100
10
100
5.000.000
6,770,583
77,296,685
100
613,510
328,400
443,804
390
m'mmmmm
116
50
mmm'mmm
10
mmmmmm
56
mmmmmm
115
a
30
10
50
mmmmm
m'm
m
190
12*
m
mmm
50
550
150
100
10
I 300
100
2.127,812
8,407,371
7,231,411
10,816,143
8,711,137
9,722,805
1,126,536
125,000
300.000 /l,113,868
216.200
59.426
Union Trust Co
200""
50
I 210
.
100
100
100
100
50
100
mmmmmm
m
m'mmmm
mm
m m
mm'm
300"
250
m
-.mmmm
mmmmmm
mmmmm
mmm
50
Harrisburg—
Allison-East End Tr.
------
"l30*
249
1
242.050
300.000
2,275.996
2,933,865
3,332.036
8,093,153
6,514,306
4,984,344
2,571,569
200.000
760,330
400.000
820,898
300.000 p
705,506
1.062.500
2,547,999
200.000
605,022
6,822,659
5.637,679
5,308,152
15,011,642
4,391,740
Central Trust Co...
Commonwealth Tr Co
Dauphin Dep Tr Co.
Harrisburg Trust Co
1
172,157
891,744
400.000
902,167
937,800
1,770,008
300,000 f 846,646
400,000
1,212,729
250.000
283,361
Harrisburg Nat Bank
Union Trust Co
50
25
25
-
•
N
20
re cent
-
sa
«
O
les
100
100
Lancaster—
Amer Sav Bank Oo
100.000
Capital Bank
100,000
United
u
300,000 /1,598,508
300.000
712,023
500.000
1,031,285
500,000 /1,195,480
Secur-Peoples Tr Oo.
Cleveland
Central
5,636,162
2,868,625
1,230,000
mm '•emmm
------
Union
Trust Co
445,092
share.
100
26
'
I 400
I 400,
——
Norwood-Hyde Park
Fifth
150,000
250,000
249,300
Altoona Trust Co
Cincinnati—
8,996,518
7,514,261
1,123,139
5,407,090
2,119.329
1,621,826
5,030,938
2,297,693
Altoona—
First National Bank.
Atlas
1,847.749
2,561,521
139,035
1,340,904
563,172
505,278
1,283,511
516,433
334,370
28,642
3,442,036
120.080
100
Conestoga Nat Bk..
Fulton Nat Bank...
Nat
Bank
5,000,000 /4,212,663 64,282 ,280
250,000
531,373
2,822 ,057
500,000
673.848
10.109 ,718
National City Bank2,000,000 /1.803,302 28,868 .151
North Amer Tr Co.
200,000
240,604
4,189 ,454
Cleveland Trust Co. 13,800,000
11,465,292 243,240 ,630
Guardian Trust Oo__
7.000,000 10,111,461 113,467 ,454
Union Sav & L Co..
900,000 o
749,205
2,132 ,159
Union Trust Oo
22,850,000 14,278,924 198,039 ,862
Olev Sav & Loan Co.
Loraln Str Sav & Tr.
Lancaster Co Nat Bk
Farmers' Trust Co..
Northern Tr & S Oo.
20
100
100
100
Philadelphia—De posits of N
Central-Penn Nat Bk
ational ban ks date May
20
20
50
1120
m
•
60*
''mmmm
m'»
m m
10
50
1185
162
1260
28 1 932.
100
100
25
■
N
o
re cent
sa
3.040,000 u9.367.410
1.125.000
1,036.249
2.000.000
1.749,675
40,613,000
4,661,000
10,177.000
<0
26
100
19
10
3
4
4.550.000
500,000
64,902.000
20
30
32
168,160 r 1.073,007
7,727,455 54,701.000
171,158
2,037,291
163,524
570,975
846,357
6,872,000
16,210 r
365,051
4,190,079 23,303,000
2,120,320 rlO,338,380
250,000 r
417,351
63.507 r
773,304
4,754,000
2,010,748
100
100
20
23
24
Philadelphia Nat Bk 14.000,000 29,878,647 238,383,000
loo
20
47
49
City National BankCommercial Nat Bk.
Corn Exch Nat Bank
les
& Trust
Co
Erie National Bank.
First National Bank.
Gimbel Bros Bk & Tr
Columbus—
Brunson Bk 6c Tr Oo
250,000
1,200,000
City Nat Bk & Tr Co
Columbus Saving Bk
Fifth Ave Sav Bk Co
Huntington Nat Bk.
Market Exch Bank..
Northern Sav Bk Oo
77,805
z
1,906,404
100,564
83,263
2,079,881
435,357
50.000
c
200,000
2,000,000
100,000
100.000
25.010
c4,000.000
Ohio National Bk
3,633,127
3,069,250
18,728,607
1,091,282
1,664,888
25,004,168
2,737,782
817,559
42,212.852
100
&
Nat
10
Kensington Nat Bk.
Lehigh Nat Bank...
Nat
Trust
Bank
200.000
Market St Nat Bk..
NatBkofGer&TrOo
1,000.000
400.000
100
North Broad NaflBk
250.000
100
Northeast Nat Bank
NorthwNatBk&TOo
200,000
100
:
Bk
500.000
mm
mm
m
195
50
50
mm mmm
mm
"50"
10
100
10
mmmm'm''
200
-~mmmrn
-'mm'
55
m
m'm
~250""
mm
260
33 ;t:
34
10
m'm rn'm
50
mm'
mm
mmm
m m mmm
m
m'm'm
m
*- Sale price,
Controlled by Transamerlca Corp.
Corp.
c Member of the BancOhio Corp.
d Member First Bank Stock Corp.
a
Trust Co
Third
200.000
300.000
350.000
Guardian Bk & Tr Co
DaytonMerchants'
3.111.000
9.716,850
27
22
200.000
141,284
2.809,678
(00
150
351,751
849,244
6,992,812
16,555,515
100
125
100
150
b Member West Coast
&
Oo
Winters N Bk & Tr.
400,000
1,000,000
u
,v
e
Spitzer-R T & S Bk.
Citizens Trust Co
Toledo Trust Oo
500.000
484,341
1,222,390
118,390
353,215
175,000 o
87,500
5.000.000 3.575.707
500,000
200,000
600,000
5,304,288
10,274,345
575,392
3,005,369
25
100
100
N occ
re cent
sa
New stock.
h Trust funds.
i Member Northwest Bancorporation.
k Controlled by the United States National
100
15
47,268",996
g
'
Group.
I Last sale.
les
n
60
o
Affiliated with the Exchange National Bank of Tulsa, Okla.
Dec. 31 1931.
April 6 1932.
Opened for business May 16 1932 to replace the Hibernia Commercia
Savings Bank, which was closed on Dec. 19 1931.
sReopened for business on May 18 1932.
p
Youngstown—
r
Dollar Sav & Tr Co.
Mahoning Nat Bank
Mahoning Sav & Tr.
Unlon Nat Bank
Feb. 5 1932
/ March 31 1932.
ToledoCommerce Guard Bk
First National BankWest Toledo Nat Bk
1,000,000
150,000
u" 392",714
146,691
1,250,000 til,336,057
&
6,587,178 1100
2,412,633
18,519,800 100
100
u
200
v
x
z
March 30 1932.
Stock held entirely by Exchange National Bank.
Ex-dividend.
Sept. 29
1931.
-
-
-
---
BANKS
TRUST
AND
109
COMPANIES
m%T.n,mk' RHODE ISLAND sta"^Tim'
Capital.
$
$
65,000
500.000
300,000
300,000
300,000
Roosevelt Bank
Second Nat Bank—
Bank
Nat
Deposits.
Par.
Ask.
Bid.
•Southwestern Nat Bk
Tioga Nat Bk & TrOo
Tradesmen'sNational
Bank A Trust Co.
3,300.000
Wyoming Bk & Tr_.
200,000
Banca Oom It Tr Oo.
1,000,000
1,000,000
250,000
6,700,000
12.500.000
Broad Street Trust-Chestnut Hill T & Tr
Fidelity Phlla Tr Oo
Finance Oo. 1st pref2d preferred
Frankford Trust Co.
Ger man town Tr Co.
Girard Trust Co
Industrial Trust Co.
Integrity Trust Co_.
Kenslngton Security
Bk & Trust Co...
Liberty Title & Tr Co
Medla-69th St Tr Oo
Mitten Men & Mg't
Bk A Tr
Ninth Bank & Tr Oo
North Oity Trust Oo
Northern Trust Oo_.
Nor Phlla Trust Oo.
112,353
1,730,893
341,811
s
298.377
103,650
Per
$
s
•
•
1.604,486
9,596,597
4,781,000
.1,755,000
1,148,083
share.
10
21
24
100
40
45
100
Tr A Safe
Dep Co.
Penn W'h'g & S D Oo
Trust
Real Est Tr Oo
Estate
T & T Oo
Par.
Bid.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per
Newport—
Aquldneck Nat Exch
Bank A Sav Co
Newport Nat Bank..
Newport Trust Co..
share.
397,123
137,498
536,173
8,528,698
697,345
3,433,896
50
N
60
100
re
cent
sa
les
1,005,168
3,129,191
25
300,000
120.000
300.000
o
Providence—
5,263.122
168,948
535,818
585,900
197,315
22,794,074
s8,112,192
500.000 2,203,666
1,400,000 4,306.088
4.000.000 16,829,168
882,250 4,276,878
2,987.920 12,390,546
27,420,000
1,005,458
910,216
1,500,000
801,856
82,843,009
604,136
6,929,942
14,847,697
79,715,662
11,587,408
47,240,715
100
130
125
Blackstone Can NatColumbus
50
500,000
22
50
60
20
100
355
360"
100
155
160
10
22
25
10
21
22
10
68
69
10
10
17
18
9
42
47
Exchange
Trust Oo
High St Bk A Tr Oo
Mechanics' Nat Bk.
r
120, 000
500, 000
NatBank of ComATr
Phenix Nat Bank
850, 000
Providence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Co.
Lincoln Trust Co
12
10
10
3,002 ,488
90,397
120
60
1,334 ,023
262,982
40
50
5,599 ,870
304,802
50
40
7,794 ,324
1.021.865
50
3,073 .929
1,413,050
100 "155"
10,858 ,723
2,723,916
170
9,911,916 118,109 .480 100
26
30
1,066 .899
160,843
12,361,089 90,356 ,990 1000 2000
100
160
1,494,908 22,092 ,171
200, 000
1,500, 000
4.000, 000
450, 000
"45""
45
170
185
"
10
1,300,000 2,203,352
1,000,000
1,662,733
375,000 si ,259,337
10,074.997
6,093,630
8,230,533
60
60
100
1,420,449
3.500.000
1.375,000 2,339,774
500.000 s
250,287
500,000 4,094,670
500.000 al,496,350
5,341,597
16,108.929
929,512
10,528.694
5,067,227
50
10
17
100.000
287,008
3.354.854
200,000
500.000
35
3,335,170
3,769,258
2,338,915
347,327
21,509,698
8,125,160
2250
180
1160
15
10
Rhode I Hos Tr Oo.
Union Trust Co
125, 000
5,000, 000
1,000, 000
Woonsocket—
Woonsocket Trust Co
100
19
105
50
100
455'
440
50
60
70
nal.
share.
Charleston—
Lives A Grant Ann
Real
Cross
Deposits.
25
Penn Oo for Insur on
Provident
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Nomi nal.
Philadelphia
(Concluded.)
Sixth
Cross
Surplus &
Profits.
8.400,000 27,581,848 190,761,444
494,144
800,000
481,093
3,200,000 17,298,396 30,551,993
3.131,200 2.357.425
6.849,188
10
100
100
100
29
30
455"
465'
96
98
Land
7.500.000 13,765.497
35.838,840
10
385,000
241,624
53,736
226,022
1,213,391
1,552,568
1,936,254
3,782.997
1-, 184.027
3,216,743
1,354,324
12
11
60
Atlantic National Bk Q
Oitizens A Sou Bank 0
Miners A Merch Bk.
50,000
South Oaro Nat Bank
1,500,000
750,000
154,416
471,346
171,125
37,801
1,613,350
297,959
355,000
500,000
200,000
218,496
3,940,620
3,347,848
200,000
200,000
50.000
326,449
465,551
129,912
1,526,130
2,433.843
2,179.795
215,370
63.623
19,093
4,205,583
2,902,922
165,461
100
42,040
41,941
118,161
408,779
1,318,287
961,237
4,045,077
4.574.270
100
Carolina Sav Bank..
200,000
So Carolina State Bk
Columbia,—
Pittsburgh—
Allegheny Vai Bank-
100,000
"
100,000
Arsenal Bank
Bk. of Amer. Tr. Oo.
268.678
Bank of Secured Savs
125,000
500.000
Braddock Nat Bank.
1.000.000
Clty Dep Bk & Tr Oo
Diamond Nat BankDollar Savings Bank
Duquesne Nat BankFarmers Deposit Nat
Fifth Avenue Bank.
First National Bank-
Forbes National Bk_
Fourteenth St Bank.
Freehold
Bank
Iron & Glass Dol Sav
Keystone Nat Bank
Mellon Nat Bank
Nat Bank of America
Ohio Valley Bank...
Unlon National Bank
Union Savings Bank-
Western SAD Bank
Allegheny Trust Oo.
Colonial Trust Co—
Com'wealth Trust Oo
Dormont
SAT
Oo.
Tr.
Fidelity Trust Co...
Hazlewood 8 A T Oo
Farmers Deposit
Hill Top S A
T Oo
600.000
I
500.000
6.000.000 7.840.855
233,068
100.000
6.000.000 c8.374.222
318.357
300,000
200.000
131,312
1,089.644
200,000
592.123
172.700
436,187
100
Greenville—
60
First National Bank.
Peoples Nat Bank
60
15,643,555
Piedmont Sav A Tr.
100
46.131,802
6.151,456
50,449,398
1.790,359
72.984,016
5,327,607
3.866.957
W>
893,906
3,772,633
Spartanburg—
100
Central Nat Bank
100
Southern Trust Oo--
100
Oo
Provident Trust Oo
Real Est Sav A Tr Oo
South Hills Trust Oo
Union Trust Oo
Washington Tr Go.
West End S B A Tr—
William Penn Tr Oo.
Worklngman's Savgs
s
100
100
100
60
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
Nomi nal.
Per
Sioux Falls—
125,000
100,000
200,000
250,000
Oitizens Nat Bk A Tr
Corn Exch Sav Bank
50
100
First Nat'l BkATr.
Security Nat'l B A Tr
share.
N
100
V;
o
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
100
100
60
N
100
o
25
re
sa
National Banks
cent
100
les
2,333,668
3,875,075
Dec. 31.
TENNESSEE
Institutions
State
Dec. 31.
60
50
Amer Tr A Bkg Co..
First National Bank-
5.822,867 16,839.767 78,666,710
500.000
1.088.407
7,527,844
150.000
905.929
281,311
400.000
154,500
3,593,067
125,000
328,788
1.774.195
1.500.000 C64851.319 151,607.120
898,602
5,861.375
1.000.000
125.000
663,404
4.072.196
125.000
1,213,793
206,584
Hamilton Nat Bank.
20
100
100
100
100.000
2.212.064
HamiltonNationalBk
Bank of Com A TrOo
State Savings Bank.
Union Planters' Nat'l
50
Bank A Trust Co.
Reading—
Manhat S Bk A Tr Co
Farmers' Nat Bank A
500,010
1,000.000
600,000
1,000.000
1,500.000
2,000.000
1.170.300
1,160,535
342,403
1,607,038
1,041,416
1.353,753
2.428,844
3.588,973
8,968.041
4.779,189
10,256,978
5,088,843
6,094,731
10,808.810
6,580,517
4,647,097
128,738
411,173
283,404
835,451
602,722
25
Union Nat Bank
Side Bank
250.000
238,034
365,939
176.360
55,453,400
730.066
2,846,648
1,435,048
3.984,107
9,774,081
3,640,769
2,820,609
2,918,999
2,158,854
366,153
7,043,816
3,202,217
1,705,371
1,015,483
8.259.301
1,628,466
21.841.825
12,620,198
4.706.584
5,462.715
307
20
100
25
30
135
746,175
122.200
173,476
17.181.661
325,000
5,472,494
3,000,000
1.000,000
50.000
2.847.264
1,231,063
77,824
26,754,029
21.357,646
1.305,087
3.500,000
700.000
4,498,022
1,598,704
10
19,922,757
5.228,749 ilOO
130
2,000,000
203.125
500.000
s
95
100
100
20
10
100
135
100
100
118
125
220
225
100
305
12M
140
,
11
10^
30
5.000.000
200.000
500.000
200.000
400.000
1,000,000
500.000
250
5,486,794
17,511,866
19,331,976
Memphis—
50
50
11,028,754
share.
100
1,018,917
2,170,957
1,357.529
625.000
2,500,000
2,000.000
Knoxville—
East Tennessee N Bk
Oomm'l Bk A Tr Oo.
100
100
100
First National Bank-
Bank A Trust Oo.
Per
Chattanooga—
20
Pittsburgh
Potter Title A Tr Oo.
400,000
500,000
60,000
First National Bank-
50
Nomi nal.
493.206
377,684
250,000
500.000
Penn Trust Oo
People's
t
Nat Loan A Exch Bk
50
1,740,764
11,801,793
15,545,605
600.000
1,198,296
5,849,570
7.500.000 17.262,109 191,911,745
532,528
5.085,408
200,000
139,237
100.000
1.472,533
5.609.427 26,835,723
2.000.000
3,008,330 30,903.561
1.000.000
725.358
250,000
2,866,766
700.000
1.101.406
6.239,061
2,600,000 4.378,548 22,312.966
1.500,000
1.991,804
11,946,033
154.861
125,000
2.143,663
1,320,000
994,221
43,653
2.000.000 8.045,591
16.857,359
403,156
165,400
2,487,268
150.000
420,324
2,238,032
Manchester
Savings
Bank A Trust Oo.
Tr
Central Union Bank.
60
Trust
Oo
PennNatBankATrOo
ReadgNatBkATrOo
Berks Oo Trust Oo..
Colonial North Eas Tr
Pennsylvania Tr Oo.
Reading Trust Co..
Nashville—
10
"
3.000,000 3.410,957
743,074
1.000,000
536,001
300,000
Broadway Nat Bank
800.000
1,036,109
Commerce-Union Bk
800.000 ul,272,803
Nashville Trust Co.. 6
600,000
227.631
Third National Bank
American Nat Bank.
10
Nashville A Amer Tr
10
10
10
10
39,127,624
11,714,194
5,040,727
7,210,993
8,594,429
6,605,490
110
25
10
35
30
70
80
28
32
(M
100
125
115
Scranton—
First National Bank.
Green Ridge Bank..
Nor. Scr'onBkATrOo
Providence Bank—
South Side Bk A Tr.
Third Nat BkATrOo
West
250,000
Pennsylvania Tr Co.
85
100
50
25
50
140
26
140
70
25
75
175
100
25
140
Second Nat Bank—
750,000
250,000
2,500.000
1,000.000
Bk.
499.000
Wyoming Nat Bank.
500.000
Hanover Bk A Tr—
Miners Bk of W-B-.
W-B Dep A Sav
100
400
90
60
50
100
95
105
600
25
"56"
60
120
State
Institutions
Dec. 31.
TEXAS
Dec. 31.
Nomi nal.
Per■. share.
Austin-
400,000
200.000
500,676
863,160
46,353
450,577
83,836
3,831,695
8,003,267
1,344,683
6,384,575
2,147,257
250,000
250,000
400,000
125,000
547.121
220,803
772,772
11,972
4,544,426
2,248,630
8,661,723
841,980
American Nat Bank-
300,000
Austin Nat Bank—
t
Wilkes-Barre—
First National Bank.
National banks
300.000
Republic Bk A Tr Oo
Security Trust Oo—
200,000
Texas Bank A
Trust-
100
100
100
100
100
N
Beaumont—
Bank-
American Nat
City National BankFirst National Bank.
Secur St Bk A Trust
o
re cent
100
sa
les
100
100
100
Williamsport—
First National Bank.
Williamsport N Bk__
Incoming Trust Oo.
600,000
250.000
2.000.000
c
267,975
371,339
310,164
3,368,795
2,023,722
10,475,115
10
20
10
a
•Oent'l Nat BkATr Co
JDrov A Mech N Bk.
First National Bank.
Industrial Nat Bank.
Western Nat Bank..
"York Oo Nat Bank..
York N Bk A Tr Oo.
Guardian Trust Co..
York Trust Oo
255,732
456,512
657,938
232,014
520.116
974,383
577,349
C737.399
500.000
750.000 Cl,622.895
250.000
150,000
500,000
125.000
225,000
300,000
500.000
2,541,908
2,464,303
5.692,015
1,252,829
3.283,527
3,876,929
3,165,903
3,004,950
6.472.902
May 3 1932.
b Member of
100
c
re
cent
d A
100
sa
les
N
20
25
25
10
e
First Security Corp.
March 31 1932.;''
o
loo
100
'•
/* Sale price. '
York—
vv
mutual savings bank.
Sold
with
:^'
1
First National Bank.
0
Affiliated with the Citizens A Southern National Bank of Savannah, Ga.
1
Capital stock trusteed for benefit of stockholders of Union Planters
Bank A Trust Co.
National
I Last sale,
r
Dec. 31 1931.
s
Sept. 29 J.931.
of the Central Union Bank of Rock Hill, S. C,
1931.
Ex-dividend.
t No par.
t Branch
u
3
June 30
110
AND
BANKS
National Banks
Dec. 31.
State
TEXAS
COMPANIES
institution»
National Banks
Dec. 31.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Ask.
State
VIRGINIA
Dec. 31.
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
TRUST
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Institutions
Dec. 31.
Par.
Deposiis.
Bid.
Ndmi nal.
Dallas—
Per
$
First National Bank-
8.000,000 dd,075,000
150.000 d
30,177
2.000,000 d 433.658
Liberty State Bank..
Mercantile Bk &
Trl
d2,563,738
41,905.726
4.069.255
20
share.
30
100
67.728,076
1,774,683
13,452,263
150
10
20
Norfolk—
34
12~~
Dallas Bank & Tr Co
Oak Cliff Bk & Tr Co
State Trust & Sav Bk
Texas Bank & Tr Co
d
d
44 5,030
876.791
100
27
220
31
240
35
150
50
22
20
20
33
49.336
5,061
d
10,964,775
1,216,017
747,071
100
135
25,000
769,184
20
inn
767.574
600.000
745,946
301.711
700,000
750,000
Virginia Nat Bank
300.000
300,000
189,308
1,033,156
4,102.572
100.000
750.000
1.100,000
2,500,000
200.000
100,000
Continental Nat Bk.
First National Bank.
Ft Worth Nat Bank-
Stockyards Nat Bank
Union Bank & Tr Co
58.873
524,072
6.201,852
20.803,032
28.872,277
3,388,395
466,225
373,153
1,228.917
2,560.529
111,635
37,077
100
100
•>
Oo._
500,000
250.000
500.000
GItlzens
Trust
30
35
200,000
National
200.000
355,081
312.570
7,836.915
4,437,511
750,000
392,466
7,879.276
1.000,000
U S National Bank__
233,078
8,834,835
100
16,735.920
6.000.096
7.667.058
38.917,307
1,525.392
792,774
First & Mer Nat Bk_
100
Poll'd & Bagby Tr Oo
State-Planters
Bank
100
No
100
100
sa
&
cent
les
200.000
2,016.529
200.000
750 000
493.930
506.437
1,000 000
Virginia Trust Co
145,875
2.500.000
Oo
Trust
Sav Bank & Tr Co..
Un Bk & Fed Tr Oo.
205.036
154,500
..
Citizens State BankFirst National Bank-
100,000
3.000,000
12,409
844.453
500.000
111,800
225.131
1,153.974
Houston Nat Bank
ol.000.000
1,000,000
1,000,000
600,000
1,000,000
750.000
400,000
Union National Bank
660.461
35.426.515
2.882.540
6.721.511
17,338,344
20.252.647
5,424,799
13,355,298
2,205,287
1,500,000
Second Nat'l Bank__
Nat Bank of Comm.
State National Bank
201.167
363.678
South
Texas
Com¬
mercial Nat Bank.
Federal Trust Co
1.289,429
r-i
Mil'
h
■
9*
20
mm
200,000
600,000
1,000,000
500,000
Guardian Trust Co_.
Houston Land & Tr_
261.633
875,000
20
100
20
27
too
230
'
'
«■>
Ml
W,
28,211.316
1.901.643
2,268.113
4,640,742
m
mm •»**
100
25
24
2R
75
25
95
25
290
1,000.000
576,457
5.659,730
100
State & City Bank..
First, Nat Exch Bank
300 000
61,149
1,464.423
438,079
771.291
19.522.952
100
1.000.000
ion
rnmmmmm
1,916,074
ion
rnmrnmmm
100
o
Mountain Trust Bk_ h
678.414
25,584,446
1.936.512
134,340
5.865.943
5,829,893
280,705
3,447,670
1,063.673
800.000
200
San Antonio—
Alamo National Bank
150
150
Dec. 31.
WASHINGTON
State
Institutions
Dec. 31.
120
100
100
LOO
245"
200
160
100
45
2,000,000
820.950
346,861
3,125.765
2,002,482
Nomi nal.
Seattle—
80*
Per
Ballard First Nat Bk
100,000
500.000
900
100
943,540
10,476,885
1,359,395 1100
34,569
share.
mmmmmm
.....
100
5,580,818
1.200,000
350,000
600,000
1,212.615
213.723
2,060.939
2.326.692
17.423.903
2.215.071
524,461
10,370,548
National Bank
Groos National Bank
Nat® Bank of Comm.
Houston
San Antonio Nat Bk
100,000
500,000
10.521
135,080
474,585
2,601,913
Sumitomo B of Seattle
Tower Savings Bank
200.000
834.449
340.731
94.690
53.189
500.000
70.333
University Nat Bank
too
No
100
100
re
cent
sa
les
400.000
167,907
3,939.988
Washington
100
Nat
r
600.000
f
300.000
250,000
1.000,000
100,000
100,000
National City Bank
231.264
6,504,137
10,297,152
523.395
647,627
of Commerce
252.670
27.495
65,415
75
100
75
State
UTAH
600,000
share.
3,274.101
3.100.000
6,703,466
100
160
100 b.
100
100
First Nat Tr 8c S Bk.
600.000
OldNatBk&UnTrOo »1,600.000
25.000
Security State Bank.
47.299
3.066.114
18,722,735
100
525,690
750,000
500,000
l.ooo.noo
Utah Sav & Trust Co
Walker Bk & Tr Co.
300,000
1.500,000
87.392
520.006
856.663
10.819.688
285.993
500.000
9,879.027
100
530.0 J9
9,671.089
13.035.260
100
197.50 1
1,76 S.463
100
90
110
778,300
17.089,000
LOO
100
110
970.5 58
-m
VERMONT
Dec. 31.
75
6
Puget Sound Nat Bk
Puget Sd Bway Bk__
80
140
165
State
200,000
NatBk&TrCo
Merchants Nat Bank
600,000
150,000
Burlington Trust Co.
250.000
re
cent
100
sa
les
834,339
253.315
48.609
600.000
13.690.770
2,703.077
535,804
100
Dec. 31.
144,026
231.082
88,026
3,928.141
5.326,957
2,060,829
share.
100
100
100
150.000
150,000
100,000
Montpelier Nat Bank
Montp'r S B & Tr Oo
200.000
94.291
1.062 500 dl,426.151
Charleston Nat Bk-Kanawha Bkg & Tr_
Kanawha Valley Bk.
500.000
1,000.000
372.876
392.117
157,763
534,891
5.314.660
3,813.531
754,500
100
1.651.240
6,244,744
197,311
84,877
148.336
too
220,427
3,280,707
2.912,921
1,921,461
4,694.130
200.000
50.000
22.968
104,000
500.000
276.217
200.000
91.496
40
Security Trust Oo__
Wheeling Bank &
Trust Co........
cent
sa
100
Clement Nat Bank_.
Killlngton Nat Bank
Rutland CoNat Bank
Rutland Trust Oo
50.000
125.778
271.562
171.166
167,399
247.907
886.802
3,176.175
347,453
1,951,108
1.732.969
25
100
mm
rnmmmm
mm-mm
m
-»
*
100
a
100
c
100
100
100
100
225
■
(P)
.
100
100
100.000
104.690
1,404.771
100
mmmmmm
572.230
5,082,018
100
mmmmrnm
31.012
1,142.687
25
4,240.806
100 000 g
500.000
100.000
581.277
626.663
157.174
1,165.600
300.000
3,124.278
550.000
500,000
851,2^4
500.000
Sale price.
4.628,734
1.266.679
12.156.483
100
27
101
130
100
180
200
235
ion
220
100
210
Per
Lynchburg Nat Bank
100
Security Corp.
Member of the Marine Bancorporation.
1932
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
Dec. 31 1931.
,
i Member First National Corp.
131
share.
/
1 Last sale.
o
145
p
1.000.000
600.000
Oom'l Tr & Sav Bank
Mutual Sav Bk & Tr
150.000
631.899
483,170
123.730
3.319.395
2,833.211
1,083,425
100
10
100,000
8,484
20
Lynchburg Tr & 8 B_
498.213
300,000
521,635
3,945,797
100
100
110
«■»
mmm m
mmm mmm
240
-
0
100
State Institutions
Dec. 31.
5,673.763
mmm
lor
6.865,989
k March 28 1932.
629,876
150
100
3,279,301
«
Nomi na'.
1.000.000
155
New stock.
d March 31
100
100
Lynchburg—
60
185
100
Acquired the Peoples' Bank of Vinton, Va., and operated
(Vinton Branch) of the Mountain Trust Bank of Roanoke.
VIRGINIA
mm
600.000
h
National Banks
Dec. 31.
135
mm<mm mm
mm
les
100
b Member of First
100,000
100,000
100.000
100.000
981,185
S349.284
1,280.638
100
Wheeling—
Center Wheeling Sav
Citizens Mutual Tr
Co..
Half Dollar Trust &
So Side Bk & Tr Co_
Dollar Sav & Tr Co.
100
1.345.654
13.384.247
3.420,968
11,9)8.911
942.426
262.765
Rutland—
Central Nat Bank
inn
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Charleston—
Capital City Bank-
Sav Bank
Nat Bank of W Va_,
Nat Exchange Bank-
re
100.000
100
WEST VIRGINIA
Charleston Trust Oo.
Dec. 31.
Montpelier-—
Capital 9 B & Tr Co
o
25
1,804.948
Peoples Exchange Bk
Oo.
N o
First National Bank.
K-N
12.869.933
Central Trust
Institution
Burlington—
Chittenden Co Trust
e
100
e
90
125
Per
100.000
200,000
100.000
m
iio
121.479
200.000
National Banks
share.
90
155
—
IIP
Barre—
Granite S B & Tr Co
mm
*
90
-mm'
Nomi nal.
People's Nat Bank_.
Quarry S Bk & Tr Co
-m":'
249,914
Nat Bank of Comm.
National Banks
1,103,981
15
Per
Utah State Nat Bank
60""
80
Spokane—
Nomi nal.
Zlon Sav Bk & Tr Co
"
165
100 b 10
237,012
Salt Lake City—
Contl Nat Bk&Tr Oo
First National Bank
.....
*
Tacoma—
Per
Flrst National Bank- b
mm mmm
institutions
Nomi nal.
152.154
325.000
125*
117
'■«
-
497.517
Apr. 2.
Ogden—
300,000
250.000
500.000
28
rmrnmmm
too ■"i-ii
100
40
20
60
2,189,933
Nat Bank of Tacoma <1.000.000
Commercial Sec Bk_
First Savings Bank_- b
r
61.266
_
Dec. 31.
26
100
ion
33.642
el .000.000
8pok & East Tr Oo.
1.000.000
Spokane Savings Bk.
Washington Trust Oo
200,000
National Banks
25
338,657
200
100
20
clOO.OOO
100.000
W Seattle State Bk
100
100
100
20
i
1,200,000
100
100
t
c
Bk
Seattle Trust Co
DVitco—*—■
Citizens' Nat Bank__
First National BankFirst Trust & Sav Bk
2,176.917 clOO
71.555.118
1.718,107
27,927.821
15.462.658
10.807.922
2.464.706
2.227.809
2.230.361
People's Bk & Tr Co
Peoples First Ave Bk
National Bank ofFort
Sam
94,895
2.158,280
28.351
1.631.206
First Security Bank.
150.000
Nat Bk of Commerce C2.500 000
Pacific Nat Bank..
2.600 000
100
53.966
c200.000
8.810.00U
First National Bank
100
59.181
300.000
Commerce-:
450
400
100
300.000
People's Nat Bank__
112
175
120
100
Commercial Nat Bk
Trust Co
400
175
"loo"
100
Commonwea J thB&Tr
First National Bank.
70
~mmm~•
155
130
120
100
100
100
too
Colonial Amer Nat B
15
Central Nat Bank of
100,000
100.000
Merchants Nat'l Bk_
.
25
25
30
190
150
Canadian Bk of Com
__
Port Arthur—
First National Bank-
&
25
mm mm
mmmmmm
2.)
75
100
100
National Banks
Fidelity Trust Co
Howard
les
100
1,537.649
713.928
sa
Roanoke—
City Bank & Tr Go_
Frost
579.090
2,259,247
1,000.000 kl.113.969
3,000.000 fc3.535.5S8
100
Houston—
San Jacinto Trusts
JN
100
92.847
600.000
Central Nat Bank—
re
Bank
10
5,416,876
■
Bank of Comm & Tr
00
118
_
50
.
209,903
1
3,500.000
Mech & Mer Bank
First National BankHutch ings-Sealy
100
4,008,397
2,702,367
118.739
&
Trust Oo
Galveston—
City National Bank-
25
-•
Bank
American
40
20
90
25
510
"'vt"
Richmond-
100
LOO
35
100
3,902,553
160
475
re cent
American Nat Bank-
20
19.819,768
10.830.872
290,788
368.852
Fort Worth—
Amer Bank & Tr Co.
100
,-:"i'•/■*?!"
Petersb Sav & AmTr
Merch & Farmers Bk
12,420,336
100
3,130,002
2,458,597
PetersburgFirst Nat Bk & Tr Co
Portsmouth—
Nat Bank_.
State National Bank
S
151.839
552,608
2,500.000
2.000,000
Seab'd Oitiz Nat Bk
El Paso—
El Paso
Trusts
&
Com
4.000,000
150,000
1,000,000
100,000
100,000
125,000
$
250.000
125.000
Norfolk Nat Bank of
Republic Nat Bank &
Trust Oo
Nat Bank of Comm.
S
Mer & Mec Sav Bk._
Merch & Planters Bk
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
120
an
m
1
______
125
All stock owned by the Kanawha Valley Bank,
r
Member
s
Trust
t>
Traded
17
SX
Controlled by the Joseph F, Meyer interests.
300
People's Corp.
fund9.
In
as
Ex-dlvidend,
y
Ex-rights.
Old
National
Corp.
'
as
the
BANKS
National Banks
State
WISCONSIN
Dec. 31.
111
COMPANIES
Institutions
Dec. 31.
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
TRUST
AND
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
La Crosse—
Batavian Nat Bank-
$
483,080
109,753
484,493
28,607
136,151
$
500.000
Exchange State Bank
50.000
Nat Bk of La Crosse.
Bank
500.000
60.000
State Bk of La Crosse
100.000
Security
8avs
e
$
share.
Per
2.
3,979,704
804,682
4,781,923
915,889
2,057.231
N
IU(I
0
«...
re
cent
IOC
sa
les
101
Milwaukee—
Amer
Stfte
Bank-
200,000
Badger State Bank.. d
Bay View Natl Bk.. d
Citizens Bk of Mil— d
'
200.000
100.000
400.000
City Bank
300.000
East Side Bank
d
200.000
First Wise N Bk...d 10.000.000
Home Savings Bank.
Holton St State Bk.
200.000
Kilbourn State Bk—
100.000
50.000
Layton Pk State Bk.
Liberty State Bank..
Lincoln
State
Bank.
Marine Nat Excb Bk
Marshall A
Ilsley Bk
Mer A Farmers St Bk
Mllw Oornm'l Bank.
100.000
150.000
100.000
2.200.000
1,500.000
d
200.00
100
z
4< 10,000
Security Bk of Mllw.
200.000
10th Ward State Bk. d
8ixth Wise Nat Bank d
State Bank of Mllw.
200.000
200.000
400.000
Teutonla A veState Bk
VIlet St State Bank- d
West Side Bank
200.000
200.000
400.000
300.000
1.000.000
Capital.
Vl'/
;•
'
:•
Bid.
Par.
Halifax-
S
$
$
Bank of Nova Scotia 12.000,000 24.000.000 189,954,370
,
d
Per
Ask.
100
243
cent.
248
d
20
'5
•
101
20
|0
20
lO'V
20
20
N
re
cent
sa
Toronto—
0
d
20
les
Bank
101'
Per
Toronto
6.000.000
Imperial Bank of Oan
:
I
of
9.000.000
87.032,075
100
101
Can Bank of Comm. 30.000.000 <0.000.000 432,613.807
Dominion Bank
7.000.000
9.000.000 93,02 2,242
7.000.000
8.000.000
cent.
161
"125"
126
1(K
137
10f
99,480.606
140
d
d
10C
'
♦'
-m
d
;]'y
"
d
20
20
Montreal—
d
Per
Bank of Montreal
106
Banuue Oanadienne.
inn
36,000.000 38.000,000 599.528,258
7.000.000 7.000.000 105,04/,253
Barclays Bk (Canada)
500.000
500.000
4,060.714
Provincial Bk of Oan
4.000.000
1.500.000 37,580.612
Royal Bk of Canada. 35.000.000 35.000.000 564,763.825
10<
20
MM,
WYOMING
Dec. 31.
Deposits.
d
10<
*
National hanks
Gross
Reserve
Fund.
<i
d
'
Mitchell St State Bk.
200.000
Nat Bk of Commerce dl .000.000
North Ave State Bk: d
200.000
Northwestern Nat Bk d
200.000
Park Savings Bank200.000
Wisconsin State Bk.
First Wise Trust Co.
57,907
210.396
392,714
6.412,487
53.385
2,178,814
125.628
1,048,234
136,139
2,502.866
173,082
2,455.936
9,074.747 143,964.461
270.125
1,599.983
29.632
938,580
92.065
1,058,890
64.380
814,148
129.598
1,114,065
122.395
837,813
1.246.388
16.080.869
2,504.089 29.076,704
229,718
2,718,312
353.912
1,457,234
378.676
2,490,224
373.633
12,189.585
209,973
2.769.347
54,216
1,180.645
2.236.542
255,540
145.726
1,075,076
70.336
786.701
71.970
1.223.874
70.695
566.223
165.459
2.485.766
205.332
1.305.080
835.442
2.336.526
3.379.776
471,697
598,985
(1,158,013
,
cent.
161
129 X
130
100
10C
10'
128
Sale price.
d Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
e
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
I Last sale.
Cheyenne—
t
Per share.
American Nat Bank.
Stock Growers N Bk.
232,775
213,929
250.000
300.000
100
100
2,809.970
3.821.056
x
z
Trust funds.
Ex-dividend.
Effective
19
May
1932
minimum
removed from the Montreal Stock
prices
of
Canadian
bank
stock
Exchange Sheet.
Real Estate Bonds
Bid.
Bonds.
Allerton Cleve Bids 6K« 1945...
Certificates of deposit
Bonds.
Bid
Ask
Bonds.
49
24
30
10
30
Bing A Blng deb 6>*s 1950-M&S
50"
43"
16HJ
Boston Parcel Post Station—
Insurance Center
30
37
J&J
35
33
J&J
B'way Barclay Office Bldg 6s 1941
20
Oct
1
6Hs July 1
A&O
1935.
1938
Jewelers
ftp
3-year 6% notes 1931
Russeks 5th Ave Bldg
52
22
•
34
Louisville P O 5 4s Jan 1 1943
Mack Trucks R E Sec 6a 1936
Madison Clark Bldg. Chic—
45
1st
16 Hi
m
leasehold 6s 31-'42 MA
Manhattan Co Bldg—
k
35
2954
/
32
50
Mercantile
70
Sec sf 64s 1946—- A
Minneapolis Parcel P
1st
Sink
10
1953
___J
fund
5s
r
24"
18
22
26
32"
10
Morton Hotel 1st 6s 1938...
Munson Bldg (N Y) 64s*39.
15
1948
Nelsuer
52 K
5654
34
36
34 Hi
15
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Realty,
35
76
40
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)
30
34
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12
14
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i.
8
r
26
40
20
3
George Washington Hotel 6s 1944
25
35"
Grant Bldg (Plttsb) 7s '47..FAA
15
18
49
Post
Offices 54s
35.F&A15
Ave Bldg Corp—
St Sta P O
1st lien 7s 1954
M&S
Wauamaker (John)Phila.. 54s*49
Wardman Real Estate Properties
54
1st A ref 04s 1931-48 ..MAS
—
—
"
37
23
—
13
f
/
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18
20
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26 y2
-
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40
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50
75
81
f
1
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26
28 X
Pittsburgh P O Serv Station—
Sale price.
10
Temp (Ch) 04s 1949
Bldg(NY)6s 53.AAO
21
/
1938
10
Wadsworth
51
45
f
1
A&O
On Masonic
20
Park Ave Bldg 6s 1941.
Dec
29
59
36>4
54"
28
(N Y) 6s 1941
....
14
2
96"
M&N
Corp—
Varlck
15
9
15
33
93
35"
35
51
L
4
38
27
5
15
30
One-Seventy Bway /NY-) 64e
One West 39th 8t Bldg 7s 194
f 64s 1941
6s 1944
Fulton-Platbush Bldg 6s '48-JAJ i
f
Certificates of deposit stpd
Ctfa of dep unstpd
f
Garrett Bldg (Chic) 54a 193
f
Gen'l Motors Bldg 0s 1948.
H
25"
47
I
Corp 64s *45
111 John St Bldg 6s 1948.„
165 Broadway Bldg 64s
f 6 4s 1942
20
19
10
52
Waldorf Astoria
Fox 8t
n
17
1st leashold 64s 1944—J&J 15 /
Van Swerlngen Co 0s 1935.. F&A
45
35
f 6s 1948
>ne E 55th St
16"
Vanderbllt
20
1935.
Indus Bldg (
j
M&N
Un
16
28
P O 6s Mar I
Station
m s
40
1
21
12"
1st
42
88
52
30
1
North
40
86
21
Tyler Bldg 0s 1953
19th &
Norfolk
55
17
20
20
51H
4
53
60
31
2H
Inc—
Walnut Sts 6s
—
1
B__M&f«
10
37
20
ser
2y
5
3
10
1948
24
8
(Chic) 0s 1945.J& J
208 South La Salle St Bldg
1st s f 54s 1958
2100 Walnut 8t 6s
Conv s f deb 6s 1948
J.
N Y Athletic Club 6s 1946—
1900 Rlttenhouse Square 6s
50
18
Textile Bldg 1st 6s 1958
50
35
-
35
45
Transp'n Bldg(Ohlc)64s'41MAN
Trinity Bldg 54s 1939
JAD
-
45
L
Nat Hotel of Cuba 6s 1959.
Nat Press Bldg 6 4« 1950 A
64s
-
—
Taft Realty (New Hav) 6s'40AAO
10 East 40th 8t"eet Bldg 0s 1940
40
38
Properties, Inc—
1
Fox New Eng Thea 64s '43.FAA
Fox Theatre A Office Bldg
38
35
70
—
6
21
-
Sherry-Netherland Hotel 54s '48
Sbubert Theat deb 0s "42.JAD15
-tlxty-One Bway 54s 1950—AAO
Gen mtge 7s 1945
Standard Bldg
Corp 6s 1948.AAO
Stanley Real Est 54s '45..JAD
Straus Bldg 6s 1931-1941
State & Wash Bldgs (Chicago)—
1st sink fund 5s 1948»er A.MAS
50
—
20
k
Shelburn,lnc(AtlOyj6 4s*40
Hotel
—
38
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40
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66
45"
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47
35
60
f
s
3H
Bldg 54s 1942.J
i
30
61
40
1512 Spruce St (Phila)
1st m 6s 1943
A&(
50 Bway Bldg tN Y) 6s *46-MAr
1500 Walnut St(Phlla) 1st 0s'47_
Nomina'
Without
Lords Court
CO.
35
1946..JAD
JAA
Schulte R E Estate 6s 1935-JAD k
43^
70
27
43 Exchange Place Bldg 6s 1938
n
26J4
_____
40
—
8av*»>-Piasa Uorp 0s
Deb g 54s 1938
55
-—
/ Flat price,
25 x
25
45
—
Stevens Hotel
Dept of Labor Bldg, Wash. D O—
64« June 1 1932
J&D
Detroit Hotel 64s 1932-41.MA8
Dodge Bldg 6 4s 1943
Drake (The) 6s 1939
Edgew B<rn Apart 6s '31-'44-AAC
Eighty Fifth Ave 6s 1940
11 West 42d St 64« 1945
Eppley Hotels 64a 1941
JAJ
Equit Office Bldg (N Y) 5s 1952.
Ferry Sta P O (San Fr) 6s 19345tb Ave
55th St 64® 1945
s
27
65"
20
■
1st
6s 1938-1946
f
m-mmm
55
-
MAS
Louis Theatre Bldg—
AAO
Fuller Bldg (OAF Realty Corp)
1st s f 5 4s 1949-J&.)
r
18
95
6s 1937
65
50
Court A Remsen Sts (Brooklyn)
6s 1940
Dallas P O 6s Sept 15 1936 MAP
a
y
24
24
-
70
6s 1936
29
30
Chic Beach Hotel 6s 1941—J&D
Chrysler Bldg 6s 1948
Cigar Stores Realty Holdings-—
S f deb 5 His 1949 ser A—JA.i k
Cleve Term Bldg 6s 1941
Golton Manor 1st 6s 1937—JAD
1st
Lincoln Bldg 54s 1953.
Lincoln 42d St Corp—
20
55
25"
16
26
24
20
/
/
—
2b
Hotel 5 4s 1940
0s 1944
6s 1934
60
La Salle
-0
31
Chesebrough Bldg 6b 1948..AAC
Ob AvSta PO54» Novl5'32M&N
-
26
20
k
70
35
21
Saks Realty 6s 1932
6s 1933
10
39
20
St Ohar.eN Hotel (Ati Oy) HV%s '46
St George Hotel 54* *32-'43 MAN
-
—-
30
-
20
13
-
10
45
-
16
25
30
31
1960.AAO
"
f
37"
48
6s Sept 1941
Bush Term Bldg 1st 5s
/
./
-
1943
6s 1935
25
Ohanin Bldg 648 1945
-Chelsea Hotel 1st 6s L945—J&D
40.JAJL
43
36
10
6
/
42M
33"
Broadway Bldg (N Y) 5*s 1950.
Bway Mot Bldg (N Y) 6sT48.FAA
Bway A 38th St Bldg 7s 1945
Bway A 41st St Bldg 6Ks 1944..
Bryant Pk Bldg (NY) 6 4b,46JAJ
Budd Realty 6s June 1941..
Bldg (Ohtc) 7a
1941
86H
/
10*0
1
JAD
6s
35
5Hs
Boston Post Office Serv Station—-
May
Roxy Theatre 64s 1931-1932
64s
1935-1940
40
30
Bldg 64s 194? 1
50
Bowman-Biltmore Hotels 7s 1934
51
15
Herald Square Bldg 6s 1948——!
Highbrldge Station P O. N Y—
54s
Dec 1
1938
JAI
Hotel Lexington 6s 1948
6s
Estate Board Bldg 7s 1946
Realty Assoc Seo Corp 6s "37.JAJ
6s 1939
»
Ask.
(Chicago)—
Real
-
48
38"
10
M&S
50K
75
5
38"
Barclay Hotel 644s 1945
bid.
Qulncy Station P O
f
Allerton 65tb St Oorp(NY)5Ha'47
Allerton N Y Corp 5K* '47-J&J
Conv deb 6s 1942
-.J*J 1
Atlanta Poat Office 5 «4s 1937 M&S
B LI tin-Commodore 1st 7 s '34
Ask
f
3
/
1st & ref 64s 1938
M&S /
1st & ref 64s 1948
M&S /
Wardman Realty A Construction
Deb g 64s 1938
M&S /
Washington Bldg 6s 1940
JAD
Westlnghoase Bldg 6s 1931-39—
White Motor Realty 8s 1931-40..
Woodbridge Bldg 54s '41..AAO
4
85
90
5
—
9
11
....
—
11
70"
85
90
60
66
INSURANCE
112
NetSurplus
Fire & Marine—
▲etna Insur (Hartf)--
Capital.
7.600,000 14,275,207
3,000,000 2,698,033
3,000,000 3,113,920
10
26
10
Amer Colony (NY)..
Amer Constitution—
20
750,000
1,000,000
(N Y)
o
1.000,000
(Wash'ton)
Fire(N Y)
Insur (Newark)
100
100 000
20
Amer Fire
10
(NY)
26
1,000,000
6,687,480
1,155.000
1,000,000
c2,341,750
5,000,000
1.500,000
1,000,000
(Boston)
Buffalo Ins Co (Buff)
Camden Fire (Camden)
Carolina (Wilmington.
N. O.)—
Central Fire (Balto)—
Voting trust c f-.Oity of NewYork(NY)
Colonial States (N Y).
Commonwealth (N Y
Continental Ins (N Y
Corcoran (Wash'ton)
,_.Y)
Oosmopol n Fire (N
Eagle fire (Newark) Federal Ins (Jer City.
PIdellty-Ptaenix (NY).
ion
3.000.000
100
1,000,000
2.000,000
Amer
Amer Phenix
(N Y)-*
Amer Reserve
(NY).
Amer Salamandra—-
6
%
60
10
Automobile Ins (Hartf)
Baltimore Amer (N Y) 2 X
Bankers & Shipp
Boston
Fire Assoc of Phila—
(Wash'ton)
Firemans Fund (8 F)_
Fireman's
Firemanslns
(Newark"
Franklin Fire (Phila).
Glen Falls Insurance
Globe & Republic
Globe &
6
10
10
10
600.000
687,261
622,124
4.119,597
385,977
530,836
6,574,038
1,259.277
*42,749
4,925,294
480,897
1,529,301
6,744,708
602,131
4.970,210
476.844
NetSurplus
Dec.
Bid,
Ask.
21,068,136
5,474,692
1,779,423
898,581
274,758
5,181,252
65,347
457.315
13,460,665
(a)
1,800,317
(a)
5,287,955
1,235,742
2,412,166
5,274,730
2,242,081
4,979.760
15
3P
QX
> 8
6
9
275
4
"7 '
5X
6
1
10
6
"OX
'
9
IX
2lo""
*2*
50
240
m$x ~izx
681,635
ox
}1,000.000
826,140
1,500.000 1,304,085
10
200,000
24,779
100
1.000.000 2,343,969
10 19.495,958 16,721,760
60
100,000
332,875
10
200,000
742,690
10
1.000,000
566,253
10
2.000.000 6,791,533
10 13,859,299 13,135,441
10
6,600,000 3,152,096
20
164,047
200,000
26
7.500.000 9,930,873
10 18,795,380 13,510,822
6
3,000,000 3,036,412
m
2,592,756
24,559,657
33,215
100
Great Amer Ins (N Y)
10
Guaranty Fire (Prov)Hallfax (Halifax, N. 8.)
Hamilton Fire (N Y).
"lo
(NY)..
Harmonla Fire (Buff).
Hartford Fire (Hartf).
Home (New York)...
Home F & M (8 F)—
10
10
Homestead Fire (Bait)
10
Hanover Fire
60
10
10
10
7:
"482,839
(Providence)
1.000.000
2.152,975
Fire (Pitts)
50
1.000.000
250,302
1.000,000
440.244
6.000.000 10,159,679
500,000
325,346
4.000,000 2,279,770
100,000
350,357
2,750.000 1,507,953
Brunswick Fire
(New Brans, N J)._
10
1.000,0*00
Michigan F & M (Det)
50
National Fire (Hartf).
National F & M (N J)
10
UX
6%
Nat'l Liberty (N Y)_.
Nat'l Union (Wash)..
Nat Union
50
2
ft
20
New York Fire
10
(Minneapolis)
Occidental Ins (8 F)__
Pacific Fire (N Y)
Phila Nat (Phila)
4.000.000 10,364.343
1.000,000
15""
3
Is""
6
10
30
75
2
17
19
5,028,050
5,000,000
1,000,000
666,430
4,245,940
11,492,439
894,732
5,034,267
85
538,900
2,322,133
2.000.000
Springfield Fire & Mar
(Springfield, Mass).
25
Stuyvesant Fire (N Y)
10
Transport'n Ind (NY)
Travelers Fire (Hartf) 100
(New York).
1,224,943
3,119,921
1,500,000
100
20
13,838,024
38
43
T"
7X
3X
4
ux
"215,931
5
7
2.000,000
5.000.000
806,036
408,110
1,828,605
7,085.007
9,050,140
12,404,590
450
470
1.000.000
1.000.000
1.000.000
1,563,098
452,659
305.122
2,192,922
1,714,835
236,308
90
1,034,681
1,265,986
6,715,606
400.900
1.000.000
10
25
10
500,000
2.000.000
200.000
3,022,412
138,714
3.000,000
1,000.000
7,500.000
1,200,000
1.000,000
7,425,400
2,603.226
3,047,461
1,148,567
751,893
7X
9X
2,552,820
50
3,500,000
750.020
1.500,000
6.000,000
850,000
1,969,932
3,252,233
6,867,443
1,042,744
2,305,758
6.650,301
(6)
3.200.000
25
2.500,000
4,697,554
6,775,205
100
"4""
10,184.859
(a)
36,246
Casualty & 8ur
(Hartford)
(N Y)_
5
,
25
Oonsol Ind & Ins (NY)
(Jonatitu'n ind (Phila;
Continental
Casualty
(Hammond, Ind)__
Excess Ins (N Y)
Employ eroRe-ins(KO)
Fidelity & Dep (Balt).
General Alliance (New
6
i
sx
13
York)
General
6
Gr
192
55
~6~"
8
Surety (NY)
Indemnity
(Hartford)
Independence
nity
1,755,914
37
35X
5
3
7X
~2X "*5X
3X
4
6
6
8
m 2i*
28
2X
31
4X
1.250.000
818,682
2,929,111
4
8
10
3.000,000
4,127.023
8.609.354
24
27
10
i .OON.nnn
4
6
1,000.000
1,859,095
1,096,629
2.776,851
5
10
2.500,000
5.000,000
828.919
Indem¬
t
IX
2X
648,223
5
2
8
4
Oas'ty
(Phila)
Maryland Gas (Balt).
Mass Bonding & Ins
(Boston)
National Cas (Detroit)
National Surety (N Y)
10
2,991,748
12,209,151
4,000,000
10
750,000
50 15,000,000
4,000,000
4,086,137
500,000
7,639,739
737,664
10,552.643
10
4.500.000
2,500.000
6,172,404
5
Amsterdam Cas
(Baltimore)..Preferred Accident
...
(New York).*.
Public
ll:
15
;v
6
4
5
10
12
875,000
2,184,073
2,217,532
5
760.000
1,649,418
10
1,000.000
2,500.000
750.000
822,725
668.167
1,210,305
1,100,000
338,861
6,250,041
2,531,813
15
5
9
10 10.006.000
4,732,260
16,568,710
2
4
26
9
5
7X
19
7
8X
New
"
3X
2,670,904
10
12
IX
5
/_.
(Phila)
Manufacturers
1,055,112
1,809,805
143,311
10
20
9
Hartford Steam Boiler
4X
25,345,537
5
17
8
654.647
6.385.697
1,278,237
1,468,733
Amer
(New York)..
6
21
i
13
3X
15
ox
Indemnity
(Newark)
Seaboard Surety (NY)
Stand Accident (Mich)
U S Casualty (N Y)-.
U S Fidelity & Guar¬
anty (Baltimore)
50
2i2
4*
2X
45"
4
Policy
"17X '19X
Life-
Reserves.
.....
14
Aetna Life (Hartford)
Californla-West. States
J4
10
8,679,335
15
720,987
1,504,763
OX
8X
Life
15.000.000 14,075,380 342,968,183
Sacramentoi__
1.734.281
1.000,000
UX
13X
39.428,485
Louis)
15.032,660
6
8
37,149,334
5,561,032 123,640,902
544,079
14,958.486
110
135
25
9
28
11
6.216,562
500
600
400.000
397,701
100
2.000,000
1,538,332
10
3.000.000
500,000
Columbian Nat'l Life
10
400.000
217,795
369,419
8
13
10
3.000.000
8.373,149
4,974.184
25
30
(Boston)
Conn Gen Life (Hartf)
Continental Life (St L)
10
Kansas City Life (Kan¬
(t£
26
1,000.000
1,000.000
69,823
4,000,000
2.000.000
590,948
2,695,556
1,713,941
6,165,948
1.758,494
5
1,730,427
2,463,812
(a)
8,451,259
3.805,406
1.000.000
752,308
3,127,125
1,639,723
1,533,437
621,676
8
8
11X
5X
o
VA
32
622,605
2,000,000
1.000.000
6
11
6,218,225
19
North wester nNational
(Milwaukee)
1,003,252
Central States Life (St
Fire
(Plttsfield, Mass)..
New Hampshire Fire
(Manchester. N H)
New Jersey Insurance
(Newark, N J)—._
HamburgNorth River Ins (N Y)
Northern Ins Co (NY)
Northwest Fire & Mar
355,747
1,640,465
3,026,702
1.633,944
Seaboard F & M (NY)
Security Ins (New Hav)
AmerReinsur
0%
New England
York
727,406
250,000
2,000,000
2.000.000
t:*#'
Casualty & Surety
New
New
4
St Paul PAM C8t
Lloyd's Oasualty(NY)
105,930
8,480,982
102,177
0
2
Aetna
44
4X
1,355.848
1,260,953
1,748.403
19,391,157
2
30
Hudson
100
(Newark. N J)
Merchants
Insurance
2,568,888
315,623
Wheeling Fire (Wheel) 100
§M
4)4
; 35
Merchants & MfTs Fire
10 X
1,171,674
366.929
29
2,411,430
20,095,632
9,493,985
214,782
13,327,592
9,534,666
5,743,198
64,623
2,028,776
1,849,096
83,996
2,712,454
2,670,904
4,150,635
31X
m
Westchester Fire (NY)
150
28,081,609
17,143,312
932,730
1,007,200
445,596
4,771.405
1,022,074
35,440,876
38.710,887
2,485,125
591,558
—
29 X
4,789,108
1,000.000
U ni versal I ns (Newark)
7,000,000 14,732,004
16,300,000 10,066,950
750.000
243,053
2,000,000 1,299,941
1.000.000 2,406,784
4.000.000 3,816,195
1.000,000
689,437
12,000.000 20,319,234
24.000.000 14,258,593
1.000.000
1,913,220
500.000
250,668
—.
10,928,478
Virginia F & M (Rich¬
mond)
27
Incur (Hud¬
son (N Y)
10
1.000.000
678,802
Importers & Exporters
26
1.000.000
(New York)
709,082
Insurance Co of State
of Pa (Philadelphia) too
1,000.000 I,200,292
Insur Co of Nor Amer
10 12,000.000 27,670,843
(Philadelphia)
Knickerbocker (N Y)_
5 1,000,000 1,990,602
6u
200,000
496,023
Liafayette (New Orl)—
60
600,000
Liberty (Loulsv, Ky).
255,783
Lincoln Fire (N Y)
6
1,000.000 1,117,446
Lumbermen's (Phila)26
1.000.000
839,365
5
250,000
Majestic Fire (N Y)__
147,123
Mechanics Ins (Phila)
26
600.000
626.243
Mercantile Ins (N Y). 100
1.000,000 2,152,975
Merch Fire Assur (com
10
3,000.000 II,400,787
(New York)_-\pref 100
1.000,000 I
Ask
Per Share
8,284,081
Victory Ins (Phila).
7,244,542
3,333,393
1,000,000
$
(Rochester)
Rossia Ins (Hartford).
(New York)
"~I6%
5,736,570
2,464,131
5.000.000
$
Bid.
Reserve.
6.000,000 19,548,552
3.000.000
1.000,000
1.000.000
__
Amer Surety CN Y)
10
Premium
-
ton
'50"
Rutgers Fire
(New York)
Washing¬
(Providence)—
Public Fire (Newark)
Reliance Ins (Phila)
Reliable Fire (Dayton,
Ohio)
Republic (Dallas)
Rhode Island (Prov).
Unearned
U S Merch & Shippers
1,349,975
893,931
92,112
10
,
Rochester American
10
7
.
Phoenix Ins (Hartf)..
Providence
31
1931.
Capital.
Fire & Marine—
share
14
23 X
"4""
Par
U S Fire
100
10
(Glen Falls. N Y)—
Reserve.
Per
Amer Alliance (N Y).
Amer Home
Premium
1931.
1
Agricultural (Watet'n)
Amer Equitable
Unearned
Dec. 31
Par
STOCKS
1.000.000
1.000,000
849.832
2,853,320
481,269
55
11
65
11*
100
1.000.000
to
Wayne. Ind)
Mo State Life (St L)..
10
Occidental Life (L A). 100
Pan-Amer Life (N O).
10
2,600,000
5.000.000
1,000.000
1.000,000
sas
City, Mo)
60,883,894
Lincoln Nat'l Life (Ft
Phila Life (Phila).—
10
700.000
Sun Life Ass'nce (Can 100
2,000.000
Travelers Ins (Hartf)
100 20.000,000
West Coast Life (S F).
1
750.000
_
3,500,000 73.451,583
1.040,652 139,304,871
127,600 21,213,758
2,289,484 25,464,957
290,149
11,867.984
*31751490 394,104.675
22,313,717 537,068,053
298,305 18,823.231
45
jii il*
13X
10"
i2>i
120
195
248
273
2.50
2.95
-.
■'
:
Holding company.
ft 320,000 no par shares, c Including 400 shares no par general management stock carried at 42,000.
f All stock owned by
National Suretv Co
a AH stock owned by North British & Mercantile Co. k, Last sale, t New stock,
r Ex-stock dividend,
v Ex-rights,
t No par value.
* December 1930
figures.
a
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