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BANK
New York Stock Exchange
New York Curb
Boston Stock Exchange
Baltimore Stock Exchange
Exchange
New York Produce Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Cleveland Stock Exchange
Los Angeles Stock Exchange
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Chicago Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock
Exchange
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGES
page
PAGE
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE—BONDS... 16
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE.64
N. Y. STOCK
EXCHANGE—STOCKS..29
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE....66
,
NEW YORK CURB
NEW
YORK
EX¬
PRODUCE
......56
CHANGE
CHICAGO STOCK
BOSTON STOCK
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
68
BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE.......39
70
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK
EXCHANGE.72
...58
LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE...74
62
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE...76
INDEX TO GENERAL
QUOTATIONS
PAGE
page
1
REVIEW OF MAY
BONDS
STEAM RAILROAD
77
81
INVESTMENT TRUST ST'KS & B'DS..82
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS...99
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK STOCKS..99
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS..
100
STOCKS.
STEAM RAILROAD
108
REAL ESTATE BONDS..
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
..83
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS.........
88
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL. BONDS
91
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELL. STOCKS...95
.93
EXCHANGE SEATS
TEXTILE
MANUFACTURING STOCKS.
northern
94
mills
southern mills
94
canadian mills.
94
94
MINING STOCKS
INSURANCE STOCKS & SCRIP...94,120
REAL ESTATE
TRUST & LAND STKS.95
TITLE GUAR. & SAFE
U. S. AND
DEP. STOCKS..95
MUNICIPAL BONDS
100
CANADIAN MUNICIPAL BONDS....102
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
BANKS AND TRUST
BONDS... 101
COMPANIES...109
119
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2%, the lowest figure recorded in 78 years, or since 1853.
Certainly if cheap money could stimulate trade into
at
a
time of intense trade
But trade remained in the
unsatisfactory shape as before.
same
activity
depression, this was the occasion
V :
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when the New York Reserve
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York.
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the Bank
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of the Netherlands reduced its discount
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that
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i%%,
for the calendar year
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appeared, and this contained a defense
the annual report of this
and
FINANCIAL EVENTS.
The month of May
of
will remain memorable for
the feeling
and spread from
evidence multiplied
end of the country to the
of the almost complete
Instead of the
signs of early recovery.
trade or
in
ment
other as
absence of any indications of improve¬
revival hoped fot,
the developments were all of a
nature
actually deepening, or
of new manifestations of
suggesting that the depression was
seemed to be deepening by reason
its presence.
The month will also remain noteworthy
the further attempts
made to stimulate trade through easy
rates and the further
money
for
cheapening of banking credit.
policy, which had proved
In this last instance the easy money
abortive
so
long, was carried to extremes
would have been deemed
Bank of New York, as
count rate from
unbelievable.
which previously
The Federal Reserve
related elsewhere, reduced its redis¬
2% to 1^%,
a
figure not only lower than
before put into effect by any of the Federal Reserve
any ever
established by
far as records go.
Banks, but also lower than any rate ever
any
central bank throughout the world, as
buying rate of the Federal Reserve
The
through successive reductions, cut until
acceptances was,
of purchases
the other
its
for
paper.
1%,
evidently going to the Federal Reserve Bank
guarantee of
the bill, thus making it three-name
Yet the tonic proved unavailing, and trade failed
revive, but, instead, as already said, apparently became
to
Outside the United States the central
kept feeding out the same
banking institutions
kind of medicine, impelled by the
action of our Federal Reserve or
else resolved to pursue an
independent course having a like object in view.
home
trade, too, remained prostrate and
Yet their
showed not the
The restoratives simply failed
quickening.
least sign of any
Artificial stimulants ofv this kind proved wholly
unavailing. The steps in that direction by the central banks
to work.
of Europe were
really epochal and will long stand as land¬
marks in showing to what
and
depths the policy of easy money
credit was carried, and also as
cheap and abundant
testifying to the complete
inefficacy of measures of that
kind, whether they have in
mind the express purpose of
in effect so as to place
benefiting trade or are simply put
the central banks
of
rates.
in line with the general downward trend
accomplished
They
nevertheless stand as records.
of the Federal Reserve
simply
nothing.
But they
The week following the action
Bank of New York in marking its
discount rate down to the
unprecedented low figure of 1%%
Bank of England cut
its rate from 3% to 2%%, being
the
the first time a
Bank of England rate of
the occurrence of a business
on
depression,
securities.
During
a
expansion, such as
told, and new issues
period of high money rates and business
that of 1929. bond
of
an
active
appears
prices decline, we are
to be restricted.
of bonds tend
In the past the resumption
market, and new financing in volume,
bond
to have preceded business recovery
it is urged.
from depression,
the
But why has this plan failed to work on
The Reserve Bank claims that the plan
present occasion?
did work during the
early months of 1930.
Bond prices did
purchases of bonds by savings
by the commercial banks in the principal centers."
rise, "reflecting substantial
banks and
But
why did the plan lose its potency
answer
passed,
a
in this direction was
series of unfavorable develop¬
and abroad.
The realization that we were
major world-wide depression was
community.
the business
on
factor, coupled
A ready
further progress
however,
interrupted for a time by a
ments at home
after that?
We are told that "as the mid-year was
is given.
gradually being borne
This adverse
psychological
with the drouth and banking difficulties, was
Abroad there
which made it
practically impossible to sell foreign securities in the United
States."
"Not only was the issuance of foreign securities
the
principal disturbing influence at home.
political
were
and economic disturbances
domestic securities, except those
disrupted." And then follows the con¬
clusion that "thus easy money was prevented by a series of
untoward events from fostering a continued recovery in the
bond market which might in its turn have hastened the
stopped, hut the market for
completely paralyzed than before.
more
to easy money,
is to be found in the market for new
in
down to only % of
but it was
circumstance, not
because of anything inherently wrong in the policy itself.
It was contended that the economic advantage of a return
of bills made for foreign banks by the
were
admitted that the policy had failed,
The report
in
Federal Reserve institutions
failed to work
authorities meant to have it work.
argued that this was because of special
only 1% per annum, and in the
it went down to a level of
case
Banks for bankers'
policy
attempted to show why this policy had
in the Tvay the Reserve
gloom and despondency which grew up
one
explanation of the Federal Reserve easy money
and
MAY—COMMERCIAL AND
REVIEW OF
bank
2y2% has been in
of
prime quality, was
recovery
from
depression."
It will be seen
that the Reserve
officials still believe in
and argue that special circum¬
stances are to be blamed because it ffailed to work both in
the business world and in the security markets.
Accord¬
their policy of easy money
ingly, they are
determined still to adhere to it, and in order
solvent of prevailing troubles they mean to
to make it a sure
carry
cess
than before, even though the same spe¬
which previously interfered with the suc¬
it even farther
cial circumstances
of the plan may
doses of easy
still be operative. If the previous
money
liberal,
and low rates did not suffice for
the
be supplied to the suffering
patient.
So the Federal Reserve is not to be deterred from
what it conceives to be its duty.
Yet it is beyond dispute
that absolutely nothing has been accomplished by all the
injection of Reserve credit—that trade is still in an abyss
of depression and that "not only is the issuance of foreign
purpose,
still larger doses must
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securities stopped, but the market for domestic
securities,
except those of prime quality, is disrupted." In other words,
Government of the
the
malady continues with us.
All this is pertinent because it
V
purpose the
the
to
Federal
adoption of their
accomplish by it.
authorities
so
in
mind
in
serves
during the month "under
review
went
to
is, reducing their rediscount rate at New York
the lowest figure ever established
or
by
to
such
1%%,
in the world, and in cutting their bill rate down to
only 1%.
Nevertheless, as already noted, the plan worked ais poorly
and -accomplished as little after the further
rediscount rate
and the
bill
rate
as
it
had
Business during the month of May grew worse rather than
The stock market fell into a state of renewed col¬
better.
lapse, and market values melted away in startling fashion,
notwithstanding the huge previous shrinkage, while the
bond market suffered hardly less
seriously than did stocks.
Only the highest grade issues escaped in the general break¬
of bond values.
Savings institutions and insurance
down
companies disposed of their holdings of railroad securities
fin large blocks,
and, what is more, foreign holders of Amer¬
ican securities also disposed of them in
big amounts
simply
Abnormally low
money rates availed
cquld avail nothing in such
ernment securities moved
situation.
a
nothing and
United States Gov¬
higher because confidence in their
value and stability remained
unimpaired and new
bond issues found ready takers at
steadily
One
Instance of the latter kind was seen in the
sale by New York City of
$62,000,000 of bonds carrying a
coupon rate of only 3% per annum.
They were sold to a
prominent syndicate at 100.0119, or a premium of
$6,188,
being an interest basis of 2.99702%, or the lowest net interest
basis
since the
1898.
The
incorporation of the Greater New York in
had only four years to
run, and were
bonds
immediately reoffered by the bankers at 100%, representing
a yield to
maturity of 2.87%, and the demand for the bonds
was
so
great that the entire issue
minutes.
The
was
disposed of in 10
same
experience attended an offering on
May 27 at 101 of $60,000,000 20-year 4%% gold debentures
of the
Consolidated Gas Co. of New York.
tion books for the
issue
new
were
The
opened at 10
a.
m.
on
change
was
passing through
pression and
around.
a
declines
severe
renewed period of great de¬
in prices were
occurring all
The truth is, there has never been the
least diffi¬
culty in disposing of new capital issues which
suspicion. 'Such obligations are not in need of
are
above
inordinately
low money rates, while such rates avail
nothing where by
reason of business
depression, or some other cause, doubt
exists regarding the future of a
property.
THE
FEDERAL FAlRM
BOARD
The month will remain
going
to
THE
LONDON
CONFERENCE OF
not
an
as a case
in
noteworthy also because of
show
the
futility
and
new
folly of
artificial price for wheat and cotton
comes up
number of respects this
experiment
reached its climax
during the month under review. This is
point.
particularly true
wheat market.
In
as
As
a
regards the Board's operations in the
on these operations, an important
bearing
development of the
month was the
holding of an interna¬
tional wheat conference and the attitude of
the Federal Farm
Board at Washington with reference to
the same.
It was
announced by James O.
Stone, Chairman of the Farm Board,
in an oral statement on
May 4, that the Board would
enter
this
international
wheat conference
posals to present and with
no
idea
with
that
no
definite pro¬
it could enter
a
binding agreement in handling the 1931 surplus of wheat.
It
to
pointed out that the aim of the conference,
according
resolution recently adopted
by the preparatory confer¬
to the Second World Wheat
Conference in Rome, Italy,
and made public May 4
by the Department of State, was to
endeavor to formulate a
plan on an international basis for
ence
the exportation
of the 1931-32 crop.
The full text of the
statement of the Department of State follows:
The
Government of the United
States has accepted an invitation
tended by the Canadian Government to
nations which will assemble on
the
the
a
ex¬
conference of
wheat-exporting
May 19 in London at Canada House under
chairmanship of the High Commissioner for Canada in Great
Britain,
Honorable G. Howard Ferguson.
The conference has been convened
pursuant to a resolution adopted in Rome on March 31 1931
by the Prepara¬
tory Conference to the Second World Wheat Conference:
"The Conference, recognizing the
importance of the orderly marketing
of the export surpluses of wheat and
being convinced that the present low
price of wheat
•economic
on
the
world's markets is
a
serious
factor in the
present
depression, is of the opinion that it is desirable that the
delegates
exporting wheat, namely: The Argentine Republic, Aus¬
of the countries
tralia, Bulgaria, Canada,
Hungary, India, Poland, The Union of Socialist
Jugoslavia, should meet together as soon
Soviet Republics, Rumania and
as
possible to formulate
tion
of the
1931-32
a
crop.
plan
on
as
to say how much was
care
20,000,000 bushels.
to further sales of wheat abroad,
in
the
wheat
a
small part of
sold, but it
The Board has taken
no
was
attitude
as
he said, besides the 35,000,000
bushels.
Some of the wheat at Pacific ports also has been
sold, he said.
'
Sentiment at the recent meeting of the
City
Chamber of Commerce
of the
was much better than last year, Mr. Stone
said.
The Grain Stabilization Corporation received deliveries of
35,000,000 to
37,000,000 bushels of wheat on May 1 on its May futures
contract, Mr.
Stone said, but the corporation does not wish to estimate
the total which it
will receive
these contracts.
The corporation has borrowed
$60,000,000
from the Chase National Bank to finance the wheat
which is arriving, he
said, and in addition has about $20,000,000 from the Intermediate
Credit
on
Banks.
This borrowing,
on
Mr. Stone said, does not represent
any lack of funds
of the Farm Board, which is maintaining a large balance of
in good financial condition with
respect to wheat
the part
funds
hand and is
on
and expects to continue so.
The
Farm
McKelvie,
a
Board announced on May 1 that Samuel
R.
member of the Board, haid been designated to
attend the international conference at
London; May
consider the world wheat situation.
The Board's
18, to
ment follows:
The Federal Farm Board has
designated Samuel R. McKelvie, member
of the Farm Board, to attend the conference
of representatives from the
principal wheat exporting countries, which will be held at Canada
House,
London, beginning May 18, to consider the world wheat
surplus situation.
Dr.
Alonzo
E.
Taylor, of the Food Research Institute, Stanford Uni¬
versity, California, will accompany Mr. McKelvie as technical adviser.
Regardless of tangible results, the Board feels that such a conference
will develop facts relative to the world situation
and problems confront¬
ing the different exporting countries that will lead to a better
understand¬
ing of the mutual difficulties of these countries and what must be done
to meet them.
The Board wishes to emphasize that
participation in the London con¬
ference does not change in
any way its recommendation to wheat growers
of this country that
they
basis.
gradually reduce production to
opinion that such action
are
a
domestic market
That recommendation stands.
As stated repeatedly in the
to
get
a
more
on
last year and
the part
a
half, the Board is of the
of the producers is necessary if they
satisfactory price for their wheat
than they
have
in
recent years.
The
International Wheat Conference
opened at London
May 18 with delegates from 11 wheat exporting countries
in attendance.
Among the proposals which came before the
on
conference
gations,
was one
offered by the Polish and Austrian dele¬
an international
export wheat pool.
calling for
On
May 19 Samuel R. McKelvie, of the Federal Farm Board,
head of the American
delegation at the Conference,
declared that only
through production restricted to demand
and
could the solution of the wheat crisis be solved.
vie said, in part:
Mr. McKel¬
"After careful consideration of the world wheat
outlook, the Federal Farm
Board arrived at the conviction that our wheat
growers could not expect in
to
produce
of the
an
international basis for the exporta¬
The above mentioned
States
will
invite
the
prices,
on
the average, so long as we continue
surplus of 200,000,000 bushels for export.
a
past
year
The developments
have strengthened these convictions.
Our growers
are
coming to accept these views.
The Federal Farm Board and the
Secretary
of Agriculture have
therefore strongly advised American
farmers, in their
own interest, to cut
down our wheat production as far as
possible toward the
limits of
our
domestic requirements.
is difficult for farmers to
make they are
While
so
extensive
a
readjustment
taking steps in this direction.
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'
"Persistent selling below cost by
governments in just as disastrous as
selling below cost by wheat growers.. We see no
possibility of a satisfactory
solution of the world wheat
problem, which does not include, as the most
important single element, curtailment of
production in exporting countries,
individually, and as a whole, until a better adjustment between
supply and
disposition can be effected and restraint
upon fresh expansion of production
thereafter.
We commend these views to
the earnest consideration of the
conference."
Sltating that delegates from 10 of the 11 wheat
exporting
countries at conference
expressed approval aft the
session
was
a
He said he did not
much
as
the future to get remunerative
attempts to maintain an artificial state of
things in other
directions.
The attempt of the Federal Farm
Board to
maintain
reported
f
AND
WHEAT EXPORTING COUNTRIES.
demonstrations
As
only
the total.
subscrip¬
May 27 and immediately closed, the entire amount of the
offering having been oversubscribed.
This happened at a
time, too, when the general bond market on the Stock Ex¬
Board.
announce¬
municipal
appreciating
values.
Farm
said, leaving only
because they had lost confidence in their future
value and
security.
the
United States at Atlantic
before.
in their dis¬
part
the durum wheat in those locations and the wheat at Pacific
ports still to
be sold out of the 35,000,000 bushels which it
announced some time ago
it would offer abroad.
The durum wheat, he
said, is
marking down
of the
America to take
The Grain Stabilization Corporation has sold all the
hard winter
which it had at Atlantic and Gulf coast ports, Mr. Stone
central bank
any
of
"United States Daily" of May 5, he said:
great lengths in the further carrying out of the
policy in
their determination to make it effective at all hazards—
that
of wheat by
ings
policy and what they hope
also to show why the Reserve
easy money
It
States
Mr. Stone, in his statement, also gave out some
interesting
statistics relative to the recent operations and current
hold¬
clearly indicates the
Reserve authorities have
United
cussions."
for
an
May 20
of the
principles involved in the Polish proposals
international wheat organization authorized to con¬
trol the limit of
exports of each country by means of a quota
to the New York "Times"
added,
in part:
"
system, the London advices
•
The single
dissenting country was the United States of America.
Her refusal to line
up with the other grain States was in
harmony with the
statement made by the chief
American delegate, Samuel
the effect that the
United States would not under
participate in
R.
any
an
McKelvie to
circumstances
international pool.
Draft of Polish Plan.
The Polish
plan,
by which the whole world's business of wheat
export
by an international body with headquarters in
London,
calls for what the
American delegation thinks
may be described as a pool of
the aggregate
surplus of exportable crops of all
would be controlled
participating countries
the basis of which the
on
international organization would determine how
much
might sell abroad.
The delegates of the
other countries are
each country
break down
wheat,
fearful that the conference will
completely unless
can see
the United States, with its vast
its way to
participate in
an
oversupply of
international movement.
They
cite another
declaration of Mr. McKelvie to the
effect that the United States
will not
indulge in dumping, but will get rid of
its surplus only by orderly
marketing. How can there be
orderly marketing under present conditions,
they ask, except by some such method
as that
proposed
by Poland, whereby
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"The central marketing organization in its selling
would have its pro¬
all countries would be restrained from dumping but each
for
would not
voluntarily take less of the export trade than might be allotted to it by the
International quota board.
But if it took more, according to the delegates
The United States certainly
portionate share of world trade?
of the other countries, it would be violating its promise not to
the United States
playing
a
The winding
dump.
of trade
system
tion, tat
with
statistics
supply
was
Polish
making no definite proposals of its own
accepting in principle the
It
limit grain acreage
G.
development of
the Five-Year Plan demands further
at least
wheat production,
If the
time
comes
ever
that the countries
going to demand that her share be fixed on
London
advices,
21,
May
Russian proposals as
to
finish the efforts of
scheme for orderly,
-
■
tions
competitors instead
to the best way out of the inability to reach an
particularly
of which
700,000,000 bushels,
the
the
present depressed
Russia.
mentioned:
without an international
here can touch the Soviet
Cannot
Accede.
plan.
:
represented
sold at
a
endangering the future of
reported
with several other
of their plan which
significant parts omitted altogether from the summary
Soviet delegates issued
themselves.
"Fourth, the present uncertain state
After this analysis of the
American viewpoint,
of
Chairman
considers most effective and
of the Canadian
head
Conference and
delegation, in a statement following the meeting on that day
said that all delegates to the conference were in agreement
with the curtailment solution offered by the American Farm
Board spokesman.
from
Canada,
the
United
States,
India,
Russia,
19 London account to the "Times" had the follow¬
Poles Offer a
The Polish proposal, at least, was
unworkable it may be, or how
tangible, no matter how unsound or
Rumania, Bulgaria and Jugoslavia were
offer
same
a
in accord with it.
Hungary will
plan of its own, differing in some details from Poland's, but the
in
principle,
that international machinery for controlling wheat
so
exports of the whole
world may be considered as a common policy for all
countries of eastern Europe.
Poland
proposes
ference shall agree
first that the nations represented at the London con¬
for 1931 and 1932 to export both whpat and flour only
within limits to be determined.
form
Second, to bring this about they would
international wheat organization in which each
an
conference would have membership
and with
a
country in the
central office in London.
Thirdly, the Poles propose that the conference itself fix the quota which
each country
the
would be allowed to export this year and next before turning
administration of the plan over to the proposed international organiza¬
tion.
Fourthly, the projected organization would have
a
reserve
of about
30,000,000 bushels to dispose of with the consent of the majority of the
member countries to cover
special "emergency needs."
This is supposed
famines and other disasters.
to refer to
took up by inference the question of dumping, saying:
further considered that current information regarding
Danube Nations in Minority Report.
statement given out
placed
on a
in any one
month more than one-fifth of its annual total without special
authorization from the international body.
Sixthly, the exportation of denatured wheat would not require authori¬
Finally, when the wheat price in Liverpool and London failed to
zation.
maintain
by
a
such
a
level to be afterward determined, the quotas might be reduced
decision of the international organization, and when the price exceeded
a level, the quotas might be increased.
complied with, and for certificate
statement says:
"The delegates
The less detailed proposals
"That
an
of Australia follow:
international marketing organization representing wheat
"Each exporting country, as a
ex¬
contracting party, to be represented
on
organization.
"A preliminary
governments of
meeting to be arranged between representatives of the
exporting countries which become parties to the
surpluses to be marketed conjointly.
"The countries adhereing to the agreement
give guarantees for due observance
to be in the form
ments.
agree¬
suggest a basis regarding the proportion and percentage of export
ment to
of
a
'
,
Jugoslavia
against the setting up of a permanent com¬
provided for by resolution, since they hope that40*
mittee of the conference as
this committee will perforce
the wheat
become an increasingly strong bond between
exporting countries and the body for co-ordinating the export
policy of European and
the functions
non-European countries, which will not duplicate
institutions which are already concerned
of those international
agricultural questions.
v-.':.
•
this way the conference will mark a step forward
path of international economic co-operation, although it has been
to undertake immediate concerted action in the domain of wheat
"They hope that in
in the
unable
policy.
frequently demanded by the agricultural
in their opinion, it alone will be capable
competition between the exporting countries and doing away
Such action has been
population of their countries and,
of
suppressing
with
one
of the essential causes
market and in the
of the distress prevailing in the wheat
economic world generally."
McKelvie Gives Interview.
clearing house will
executive or policy-making organization regarding
the international wheat market is likely to be blasted, it appeared from an
interview with Samuel R. McKelvie, member of the Federal Farm Board
and head of the American delegation to the conference, obtained this
afternoon on the work and achievements of the conference.
He declared
that the clearing house would be nothing more than a medium for col¬
lecting and dispensing information and statistics, with the question of policy
left entirely to the respective countries represented.
With regard to his
views on the conference, Mr. McKelvie said:
Whatever hope
these countries have that the London
"The American delegation
as
contracting parties to
of the agreement reached, each guarantee
bond lodged with the Bank for International Settle¬
.
,
of Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Roumania and
declare that they will not vote
develop into some sort of
defray the cost of the system.
porting countries be created to control all wheat offered for export sale.
such
of throwing grain on the
provisions in the Polish plan are for an inspection service at ship¬
Other
ping ports to see that the regulations are
fees to
"orderly marketing," which is a
with
monthly basis and no country would be allowed to export
delegation was the only one—at least in the
for publication—which definitely pledged its country
euphemistic way of clearing against the
international market at any price
it will fetch, instead of contracting for sale before shipment.
Then came the decision to establish the committee for the organization of
a clearing house and for
the drafting of the agenda for the next inter¬
national wheat conference, the date of which was not specified.
The feature of the communique, however, was the last page, devoted to
what was the equivalent of a minority report by the delegations of the
Danubian countries (Bulgaria, Roumania, Hungary and Jugoslavia) and
Poland, acting through the Polish delegation.
It was the Polish delegation
which presented to the conference the detailed plan of an export quota
scheme, and the following statement, although poiitely worded, covers, the
correspondent is authoritatively informed, some extremely bitter feeling
on the part of those delegations that the scheme was not adopted.
The
Fifthly, the annual quota allotments of the several countries would
be
become operative to any great
of wheat should be brought to¬
assist the wheat exporting countries toward an
orderly marketing of their surpluses."
Russian system
impossible from the American viewpoint.
of the other
gether in such a way as to
to
Tangible Plan.
the only one which advo¬
supply and demand and the movement
However, the United States
The May
was
Soviet Russia, indicated an intention of increasing
extent.
United Kingdom, Hamburg, Antwerp and Paris are
ing to say regarding the Polish plan:
to the
reduction in the areas
United States.
delegation
production, this decision is not likely to
Actually, they are sedulously observant side-line guests.
present.
a
at wheat restriction and as most
serious attempt
"The conference
Australia,
Argentina,
a
countries, particularly
The report next
is composed of groups
Officially the great importing markets
Hungary, Jugoslavia, Rumania.
of Japan, China, the
not
Inasmuch as the United States
This cablegram also said:
This unilateral conference from producing countries
possible
practical."
Restriction Urged by
cated
defeWnce
stated:
should be undertaken in whatever way each country
devoted to wheat
.a
the
of the wheat markets."
situation the report, out of
"The conference considers that where
May 19 cablegram from London to the
New York "Journal of Commerce," G. Howard Ferguson,
According to
adequate information regarding the
requirements of certain countries and the quan¬
tities which are liable to be placed on the market.
by the official stenographer of the conference, but together
the
world.
be
profit.
movements of wheat, the
arrangements with Great Britain.
revealed in the text of the Russian statement, as
was
giving its conclusions and de¬
that "among the underlying causes of the
prices of wheat, the following points should be specially
:
S
"First, the effects of the economic depression throughout the
In addition, there are special reasons why
Canada and Australia could not agree without
This fact
United States holds approximately
"Second, the fact that there is more wheat being produced than can
general reasons why none of the other countries
their imperial trade
the begin¬
regards the immediate problem
as
The communique issued by the conference
cision began with the statement
"Third, the absence of sufficient
are
recommenda¬
agreement for
/275,000,000.
She says so.
Dominions
These
solution of the
remained nothing for this morning's conference
The result is that things are left about where they were at
other country with no
That is what she intends to do anyhow, with or
agreement.
and practically all the other
quota system was the only
involved, namely, what to do with the wheat surplus amounting to some
price
restriction whatever to prevent her underselling in the world market other
exporting countries in all of which the cost of agricultural production is far
greater than in
as
a
positive international action.
international
permit her to go on dumping with the blessing of
of their curses. She asks a quota allotment which
would enable her to export far more than any
which refused to agree to any form of ;
accept the committee's noncommittal compromise
ning of the conference,
agreement which would
her
to do but to
that Russia asks for an
say
reconcile the conflict of policy
international wheat export quota system,
world wheat problem, there
revealed to-day, virtually brings to a
exaggeration to
■
•
delegations, which held that
presented to the London conference
will be Chair¬
chief of the Bureau
Agricultural Economics.of the United States Department of Agriculture,
an
■>
It is hardly an
of this Committee, on which Nils Andrews Olsen,
between the American delegation,
futile
the delegates of 11 nations to devise an internatibnal
even if not profitable, marketing of the world's grain
of wheat exporting countries, as
Commissioner in London, Chair¬
Howard Ferguson, Canadian High
The conference having failed yesterday to
outlined the
"Times"
the
representative
committee composed of one
a
producing countries should organize the clearing
draft agenda for another conference.
will represent America.
quota system,
follows:
The full text of the Soviet proposals
surplus.
represented in
now
follows:
further decided that
of the conference and head of the Canadian delegation,
of
Russia is
the basis of pre-war trade.
London mutually agree to limit their exports by the
The
copyright cable¬
man
to the point where it was before thet war,
exported into the world
up
a
man
when Russia furnished almost a third of the wheat
market.
was
house and draw up a-
the contrary
on
also quote as
of each of the 11 ^vheat
plan.
The Russians also declared their country would not
but
we
contained in
were
to the New York "Herald Tribune," from ;,
May 23,
which
statement to the conference to-day
a
to collect and distribute
regarding wheat and to
information
other
gram,
,
The Soviet delegation, although
presented
and
advices to this effect
entered into an inter¬
limit its exports, at least until the balance of demand
adjusted.
representing the 11 countries
conference,
the
study all angles of the world wheat export problem.
acreage and
and
resolution to set up a permanent
a
organization,
participating in
jii reply to Mr. McKelvie's insistence that all countries should reduce
production, the delegates of the other countires say that such
was
full session, of
a
clearing house
lone hand in the world market.
reduction would result automatically if each country
policy to have regard
between market grades in the partici¬
as
May 28 of the International Wheat
featured by the unanimous adop¬
up on
Conference at London
Acreage Cut Opposed.
national agreement to
relativity of prices
pating countries."
At least it would have to undersell other countries to get the share
allotted to them should they attempt an international quota
normal
is satisfied.
We got more, perhaps, than we
expected, with the recognition by the conference of the principle of re¬
striction.
But we did not come to the conference asking for anything.
We did not call the conference and we would not have minded if it had not
met, and we would not have cared, if, after its deliberations, it had
journed without taking any action."
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4
As regards
wheat marketing
which declined in Winnipeg to 52 M cents, Liverpool
world level prices,
Russia, Mr. McKelvie said her delegation gave no pledge
60H cents and Buenos Aires 45H cents.
during the conference discussions to abstain from the system of international
of what the Grain Stabilization Corporation will do with
"The question
which is usually described as dumping, but he expressed
accumulated stocks is one that is frequently asked.
the
the opinion that the economic
necessity of having to get enough for her
exports to pay for her imports will soon or late force the Soviet into mer¬
chandising its export wheat in an "orderly manner."
statement
handled in such
reductions throughout the world and
"It is believed that acreage
Discussing what he considered the impracticable scheme of the export
to
the committee discussions he asked the various delegates advocating that
aver¬
and weather conditions will cause an adjustment of production
a normal basis
Stocks held in this country at the end
crop
age
course of
impose the minmum of burden
a way as to
domestic and world prices.'
upon
diu-ing the
a
23, the Federal Farm Board said 'stabilization supplies of
wheat will be
Poland Considers Trade Preferences.
quota system, Mr. McKelvie declared that repeatedly
In
Issued March
nearly
more
of the year
will be slightly, if any, larger than those of
It is
a year ago.
policy to suggest figures for their respective quotas, but"that none of them
too
—except the Russians, who proposed a minimum based on Russia's pre-war
reduction in winter wheat next fall, as is confidently believed will be the
exports—would do
case,
As regards
so.
the endorsement by the conference of a wheat restrictions
United States would continue in t,he
but that it would do
In
on
so
international wheat export market,
at Warsaw, indicated
been
at satisfactory prices.
been accomplished,
that have
and it is felt that any hardship that has
been caused speculators and commission men has been offset many times
adjournment, Adam Rose, chief of the
Polish delegation and director of department in the
marked acreage
a
"The Grain Stabilization Corporation is well satisfied with the results
diminshing scale until prices advanced.
a
interview given after the
an
If there is
there is no reason why the present holdings cannot be marketed in
orderly manner
an
policy "where possible," the American delegate said that of course the
early to predict the size of the 1931 crop.
by the benefits to producers, bankers and business in general through¬
over
Ministry of Agriculture
country."
out the
disgust that the wheat export quota system had not
adopted and said
result Poland and the Danubian countries
a
as
On
May 31 announcement came from Washington that
would turn again to a serious consideration of the French scheme for trade
Charles C. Teague, of
agreements between the European agricultural and manufacturing coun¬
Federal Fara Board, had tendered his resignation, which
tries for mutual preferences to each others' products.
international wheat conference
deliberations
there
had
agreed
were
mestic consumption basis.
in its
Washington, May 21:
Sentiment, they said, appeared to be leaning toward
export pool rather than universal acreage reduction.
delegates
say
international
an
Since United States
without authority to treat on the pool project, the entrance
are
of other nations into such
an
"It
alliance would make this country a free lance
Arrayed
an
was
combined
natural
selling
of competitive
power
of cheaper
advantage
nations
production,
American
may
be tempered, the general situa¬
was
comfort to the American farmer in tdie
poor
•foregoing, and for that
reason a
with
the
announcement
the
made
previous
March,
definitely concluded its stabilizing operations' in connection
with the 1930 crop of wheat, and George S. Milnor, President
of the Grain Stabilization Corp., issued a statement sum¬
marizing the stabilization operations and speaking in eulo¬
gistic terms of what had been accomplished.
A telegram
from
Chicago, May 29 (this was the last business day of
the month, May 30 being Memorial Day and a holiday, and
May 31 being Sunday), after noting that Government finan¬
cing of wheat purchases had terminated when the closing
of the Chicago Board of Trade had 'been sounded stated
gong
this
in accord with the Federal Farm Board's
was
ment
March 22 that the Grain Stabilization Corp. would
on
purchases in the
cease
announce¬
market with the cessation of
open
trading in the 1930 crop.
The telegraphic dispatch went
on
to add:
The closing left Government agencies in possession of more than 200,
000,000 bushels of grain.
mated
here,
the
At the close of the July deliveries, it
Government's
loss
would
be
about
$90,000,000,
monthly carrying charges of $4,000,000 to be added until
is
made
of the
largest holdings of wheat
some
esti¬
with
disposition
governmental agency has
any
ever had in times of peace.
was
mated to-day to have added over $50,000,000 in losses through a decline
in this commodity since 1,300,000 bales
Here also must be added
over.
a
were taken
willed, to effect
a
"corner" and send prices sky¬
rocketing when "shorts" needed grain to fill their May contracts.
Final sales to-day, however, were few and orderly in the grain exchanges
throughout the nation.
Efforts made this week by officials of grain exchanges and by farm leaders
to
obtain
a
commitment
Board,
as
crop or
held for
from
James
C.
Stone, chairman of the
to whether the wheat would be sold in
a. year, were
unavailing.
for the purpose of obtaining,
Farm
competition with the
new
Audiences with President Hoover
if possible, some declaration of policy were
likewise fruitless.
"In the face of the largest carryover of wheat
the sixth year of mounting surplus,
farm
relief
program,"
in
American history,
selling of the stabilization stocks
would be disastrous to farmers and banks,
declared the
as
well
as
spokesman for
now
the administration's
a
group
of Chicago
grain merchants who met to-day to discuss the situation.
George S. Milnor, president of the Stabilization Corporation, issued a
statement after the close of the market
the final quotation on May wheat was
81
cents
at
which
the
calling attention to the fact that
83 M cents
corporation had
holdings, he said, could be marketed "in
tory prices" if there is
a
a
bushel, higher than the
"stabilized" the crop.
an
Present
orderly manner at satisfac¬
marked acreage reduction in winter wheat next fall.
Milnor said that
American wheat prices had been
stabilized well
above world levels for seven months, a fact which had aided banks holding
loans
against wheat to liquidate them.
During this period,
"more than 350,000,000 bushels have gone into domestic
"Since
last
November,"
Mr.
Milnor said,
he added,
consumption at
'
equal to or higher than the stabilized price."
cash wheat has advanced in
a
and
knowledge
thorough
a
"I have
The board has
of the problems that
any
of agriculture and co-operative
As to the
Revolting Fund.
"It has, of course, been impossible to be helpful under these most diffi¬
cult and
to the
trying conditions without at times taking
revolving fund.
Had it been administered
chances of loss
some
as
a
banking trust or
fund it would have been of little help to agriculture under existing conditions.
"Had it not been for the revolving fund a large number of the co-operatives
that have performed a very
of this country would have
selves,
definite and valuable service to the farmers
perished through the inability to finance them¬
and to adjust their business practices to the changed conditions
brought
about
by unprecedented declines in
values;
I
so,
say
without
hesitation that many of these co-operatives owe their continuing existence
to the assistance
given them by the board.
known and understood
As these facts become better
by agricultural producers and the public, I believe
they will recognize the importance of rallying to the support of the board
and
the
"I
has
Agricultural Marketing Act.
firmly convinced that during the last two
am
been
made
in
more
years
co-operative marketing than has been
previous ten-year period in
our
progress
made in
any
history."
Despite all this, the course of the grain markets during
May offered little comfort to the agricultural communities
of the country.
In other words, these markets continued
extremely depressed.
It is true that the May wheat option,
in which the Federal Farm Board continued its
up to
operations
the close of the month, moved higher, but. the July
option and the later options, which were free from Farm
Board control, sharply declined, with the result that
while
beginning of the month the July option ruled about
20c.
bushel lower
a
"the
price
of No. 2 hard
entire country,
with the result that farmers and others have been able to liquidate their
wheat holdings at an average price of from 20 to
30 cents
a
bushel above
than
the
manipulated May option, at
the end of the month the difference
and was
a
bushel.
82*4 @83c.
84@85c.
a
The
against the July option
May option at Chicago ad¬
bushel May 1 to 86^c. on May 21,
On the other hand, the July
option, after opening May 1 at G2%c., and reaching 64%c.
May 13, sold down to 58c. on May 25, and closed May 29 at
60%c.
In Winnipeg the experience was much the same,
the close being 2@3c. a bushel lower than the opening.
In
the early part
on
May 29.
of the month prices moved higher, but the
latter part this gain was turned into a loss.
the different Canadian
options ruled at
a
Of course all
level 20@25c. a
bushel lower than the manipulated May option at Chicago,
but corresponded closely to the levels of the
Chicago options
for
July and subsequent months. July wheat at Winnipeg,
opening May 1 at 62%@G3c., sold down to 61 %c. May 8,
but wras up to 64%c.
May 13, then, however, steadily de¬
clined to 58%c. May 27, with the close May 31 at 60%c.
One influence in the decline was undoubtedly the bright
outlook for the American winter, wheat
crop.
ment of Agriculture at Washington on
May
report
on
the condition
United States
as
wheat,
of
May 1.
on
of
the
The Depart¬
8
issued
winter wheat crop
of
its
the
This report put the abandonment
account of winter killing, as unusually
small, estimating it at only 3.7% of the acreage planted to
wheat the previous autumn, com pared with an abandonment
of 10.9% the
previous season and a 10-year average aban¬
donment of 12.2%.
as
Chicago from 76 cents to 84 cents a bushel.
These prices in turn have been reflected throughout the
who have had such
board." he continued,
marketing.
of winter
RevieU'S Government's Efforts.
Mr.
the
They have brought to these problems broad business
presented.
experience
vanced from
Final Transactions Orderly.
so
<
had risen to 25c.
carrying charge of several millions.
The Stabilization Corporation, traders pointed out, had in its power this
week, if officials had
Mr.
at the
i
In addition, the Farm Board's stabilizing activities in cotton were esti¬
of 9 cents per pound
on
observed any action influenced by section or politics.
have been
record of it is made here.
The most important development of the month, however, was
the fact that at the end of May the Farm Board, in accord¬
ance
to
during the present serious economic condi¬
always sought for the most helpful solution of
holding little possibility of accord on either the
as
the Russian suggestions which now dominate the conference.
or
There
fortunate,
"In the time that I have been
never
interpreted
his letter
deep and sympathetic attitude toward the problems of agriculture.
export outlet.
was
indeed
was
administered by a group of men of your selection,
the
argued, might find it rather difficult to find or hold
Although the strong national views
tion
and which President
In
regret.
country have had this important legislation, with adequate finances and
against the
already have the
United States, it
with
tion through which the country has been passing, that the farmers of the
in the world markets.
which
accepted
the accomplishments of the Farm Board and its subsidi-.
aries, saying, that their operations resulted in benefits to
agriculture and business generally "far outweighing any
cost to the Treasury," but the greatest benefit to agriculture
would come from a long-time project of developing co-opera¬
tive control of its products.
Referring to the Agriculaural
Marketing Act, Mr. Teague wrote:
do¬
a
The Associated Tress, as reported
in the New York "Times," had the following to
account from
on
had
Hoover Mr. Teague also spoke in praise and satisfaction of
Government's
position that American wheat must be produced
into effect the next day,
go
Hoover
May 21 that
on
this
strengthened
to
was
The Washington Government and private followers of the
California, the Vice-Chairman of the
This left 40,432,000 acres to be harvested,
compared with 38,608,000 acres harvested last year.
At
the
same time the condition of the
growing crop was put
unusually high, being placed at 90.3% of normal, compared
with 76.7% the
previous year and with a 10-year average
of 82.1%.
Accordingly, the Agricultural Department esti-
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MONTHLY REVIEW
mated the
probable production at 652,002,000
bushels against
As an offset, however,
60-1,337,000 bushels in 1030.
to the
winter wheat crop, the
promise for the spring wheat crop of the Northwest was
far less assuring owing to damage by drouth, and there were
bright prospects for the growing
indications likewise of some falling
the Agricultural
though
spring wheat
off in acreage,
Bureau made no report on the
situation, it being too early in the season.
The Oahadian
grain prices,
however, also suffered declines. May corn in Chicago closed
May 29 at 54%c. against an opening price of 57%c^ on
May 1, and the July option closed at 56%e. May 29 against
59 at the opening on May 1—in both cases after an advance
of 2@3c. a bushel the first 10 days of the month.
Oats were
also weak the latter part of the month, and the July oats
\
liigh price of 28%c.
on
similar reductions
States
in
an
beef cattle market.
on
It
lower, not a few of
contributing thereby
reduction in living costs—a
of
publication on the same
day said that the lowest prices for lard and hogs since 1908
featured the provision market last week.
Liquidation and
hedging sales by speculative holders and packers, combined
with irregularity in the grain markets and the break in
stocks, made a weak speculative market, checking buying
by speculators and consumers and closing the market at
10 to 17^c. above the season's low, May being $7.30, July
.$7.35, September $7.45, and October $7.40.
DROP
IN
to tlie same
GENERAL
COMMODITY
PRICES.
Hides showed
the New York Cocoa Exchange, in a
statement dated May 22, said:
"Cocoai prices are now rest¬
renewed declines, and
general catalogue.
of 1913 reveaLthat
in 1913 and hundreds of prices are only a few
of
scores
cents
prices are
as
low as
higher than in the pre-war year.
They also offered
said
that the price a year ago in 5-pound lots was 31c.
The
advertisements concluded with a notice reading:
"A year
ago to-day one pound of butter and 5 pounds of new potatoes
cost you 70c.
To-day at A. & P. you can buy these for 40c.,
a saving of 30c.
Other foods are priced accordingly lower
against 39c. a pound a year ago.
"fancy Florida new
at A. & P.
potatoes at 5 pounds for 15c.," and
stores."
.
illustrations of the reduction in
stated in a Chicago
patch added:
.
'
market now at prices as much as 34%
lower than this time last year, the association stated.
Pot roasts are bemg offered for 40% less than a year ago and sirloin
steaks have dropped as much as 30%.
Round steak is 27% cheaper.
Other meats, such as fresh pork, bacon, hams, veal and lamb are selling
at prices substantially below iast year.
Roast ribs
On
on
of beef are on the
the same
subject the following statement was made
May 20 by C. B.
-A
prices did not retain the gains
made in the
United Press ad¬
the official
decree creating tdie Cuban National Sugar Institute had
been signed the previous night by President Machado in
carried into operation.
striction plan was
Havana, Cuba, May 8, stated that
from
accordance with the terms of the
International Sugar pact
Signature did take
produc¬
ing countries, viz.: Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, Bel¬
gium. Hungary, Java and Cuba.
With the pact an accom¬
plished fact, said Associated Press accounts, May 9, from
Brussels, Mr. Chadboume turned over its operation to Fran¬
cis Powell, another American, who has long been engaged in
business in Europe and is the international sugar counsel
at The Hague.
These accounts also said:
to be
signed in Brussels the next day.
place
on
May 9 by delegates representing seven sugar
Powell
Mr.
was
the international
Republic.
group
A AA
'
negotiations with a view to bringing into
Spain, Italy, Rumania and the Dominican
Peru,
•
Chadbourne characterized
Mr.
One of
authorized to begin functioning immediately.
his first duties will be to open
chapter in post-war
•
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this day's event as the opening of a new
economic history.
unique expedition into
"We have set in motion a
a new
field of world
which followed the signing. of Belgium, Chairman of the conference, paid tribute
economics," he said at a luncheon
Senator Boudoun
to President Machado
the Chadbourne
of Cuba, as the first executive to see the
omission.
belief that there is no great danger in that
A-A/
A;
far,"
"So
cognizance of the fact that Russia is not included
but he expressed a
in the pact,
value of
plan.
Mr. Chadbourne took
he said,
"the menace of Russian sugar dumping
diminishes
international position.
While
Russia may export a certain amount of sugar, the inevitable increase in its
own consumption, plus its inability to manufacture sugar and sell it abroad
at current world prices without great loss, is expected to minimize the
with
close
examination of that country's
possibility of wholesale dumping."
*
He said he hoped other industries might follow the lead of the sugar
and
business
make
similar international co-operative agreements,
As to what is
A
"Times" said:
-
economic history was opened here to-day
delegates representing 80% of the world sugar-exporting industries
their final signatures to a five-year contract bringing into immediate
chapter in post-war
new
wrote
contemplated by the plan, a Brussels cable¬
May 9, to the New York
gram,
thus
illusive economic recovery.">
for stabilization of a great world commodity.
425 signatures were affixed to eight
which the para working model for other similarly disorganized
operation the first agreement
In
a
simple but impressive ceremony
counterparts and
nine protocols of the 8,000 word accord,
picipants hope will serve as
products.
culmination of more than one year's constant
supervised by Thomas L. Chadbourne.
.
To-day's ceremony was the
negotiations
2,500,000 Tons to Be Sold.
The
plan contemplates the
liquidation over a period of five years of
weighing upon the market and
of sugar to a point where no exporter is able to sell
at a profit.
By establishing a balance between world production and
consumption it is the expectation of the sugar exporters that normal con¬
ditions will eventually be attained and that the price of sugar will rise
from its present level of about 1M cents a pound to a figure somewhere
between 2 and 2 K cents, at which level Cuban and other world exporters
would be assured of costs plus the interest on their investments.
In an address to the delegates at a luncheon following the signing,
Mr. Chadbourne reviewed the world's economic position and drew certain
lessons from the sugar negotiations.
After emphasizing the necessity for
approximately a 2,500,000-ton excess now
depressing the price
..
living" costs, it
dispatch, May 21, to the New York
"Times" that the American housewife can now fill her meat
market basket and set her table with choice cuts at prices
27 to 40% below what they were a year ago, according to
the National Association of Retail Meat Dealers.
The dis¬
As other
was
'
previous months, notwithstanding that the Chadbourne re¬
when
was
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PRICES—RESTRICTION PLANS
CARRIED OUT.
Even sugar
published in the daily papers here in New York City in the
second week of the month.
In this series of advertisements
offered "finest quality fresh pasteurized but¬
from the tub at 25c. per pound," and noted that this
about 15%,
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it is stated.
THE TREND OF COFFEE AND SUGAR
moving closer to the "as yet
the company
showed
Montgomery Ward's midsummer sale catalogue
price reductions from the spring book averaging
in the history of the commodity."
Some significant statements illustrative of the decline in
living costs were contained in some advertisements which
the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
(Eastern division)
ing at their lowest levels
ter cut
the 1930 midsummer
•Comparison of 1931 flyer prices with those for the spring
$9 the previous week and
products did not fare any better.
of Sears, Roebuck & Co., on an
basis, show an average decrease of 11.4% from
average
flyer and of about 9% from the 1931 spring and summer
'
Other
The statement read:
Prices in midsummer flyer catalogue
A year ago best steers were
dispatch
Roebuck &
May 21 that many of Sears,
on
with an average decrease
11.4% shown in midsummer flyer catalogue against the
previous year.
beef steers the last four days of
Another
marked prices
confidence and should
,
stated
was
vices
$8, compared with .$8-50 to
public can buy with
Co.'s prices were back to 1913 levels,
O
four weeks ago.
that producers are expe¬
buy to their profit.
last week ranged from $7.60
$9.25 to $9.75
$13.60 to $14 and two years
ago $14.$0 to $15.10.
The average for beef steers was $6.70 for the week,
off 30 cents from the previous week, and compared with $11.10 last year.
The general average price of hogs in Chicago declined to $4.75 at the
close of the week, the lowest since the latter part of 1908.
This is a drop
of $4.25 from the high point of the year.
In 1908 they were down to
$4.50 and in 1911 the price was down to $6.05 in June.
Average in Chicago
for the week was $6, or 50 cents less than a week ago, and the lowest since
January 1909.
A year ago it was $10.10.
Lamb prices are down to $7.65 in Chicago, a drop of 35 cents for the
week, compared with $9.90 last year and $13.30 two years ago.
Supplies
are ample and the trade sluggish.
Fresh dressed lambs are selling in the
wholesale market at 8 to 20 cents, or one cent lower than the previous week,
and two cents under the price last year for choice.
Fresh dressed beef is the same as a week ago, 9 to 14 cents, or one to two
cents less than a month ago, while a year ago the range was 14 H to 21 Yt
cents.
Pork loins were firmer at 12 to 19 cents, gaining one cent on the
choice, while a mooth ago the range was 14 to 20 cents.
The top oil
to
Live cattle prices are such
down to where the consuming
inconsequential consideration at a time
to say:
attractive prices of beef
increasing volume of beef
badly demoralized
relieve the pressure upon a
riencing heavy losses, and packers and distributors have
unprece^entedly low figures,
important degree to a
presenting them with the hope that the
am
in storage can be moved and
opening price of
May 12.
of part or com¬
plete unemployment of sudli a considerable portion of the pop¬
ulation, even though the low level of agricultural pyices and
of nearly everything produced on the farm made the lot
of the farmer a hard one.
A dispatch from Chicago, May 31,
stated that prices of cattle had declined to the lowest figures
in 21 years.
Hogs were down to the lowest since 1908, and
aiged sheep were at practically the lowest price on record,
or $1.40 and $2.00.
The livestock situation was said to be
the most unfavorable in years.
Supplies had been heavier
in other periods since the war, but the demand now was
lacking, depressed business being the cause and packers
consequently were loaded with products. The dispatch went
not
of Agriculture.
Department
consuming public should know of these
The
and I
Many other food prices also moved
them to
comparable reductions and
The figures quoted
Economics of the United
doubt obtain in other markets.
no
developed by the Bureau of Agricultural
were
DECLINES IN OTHER PRODUCTS.
»
On May 16 sirloin steak
prices in Philadelphia and New York showed
option closed May 29 at 26%c. against an
27%c. May 1 and a
attractive figures
in the average Chicago retail
markets sold at 33c. a pound, while the same class of beef on May 15 1930
sold at 47He. a pound, or a reduction of 30%; round steak on the same date
this year sold at 31c. a pound as compared with 42 Kc. a pound a year ago,
or a reduction of 27%; rib roast, first cut, sold for 21 ^c. a pound against
32J^c. a year ago, or a reduction of 34%; while chuck roast sold for 18c.
a pound against 30c. a year ago, or a reduction of 40%.
To put it in another way, a year ago a dollar would buy only 2 1-10
pounds of sirloin steak while now it will buy three pounds.
A check of
appeared to
spring wheat crop of the Northwest Provinces
be adversely affected in the same way.
Other
at the most
Beef is available to the housewife to-day
for many years.
Denman of the Federal Farm Board:
of the present world's economic problems, especially
commodities, Mr. Chadbourne continued:
"Those who speak about these world depressions coming in cycles and
this being one of the cycles are talking sheer nonsense.
This is a world
depression for which there is no precedent, and neither you nor I carry a
a
in
similar handling
regard to
yardstick or scales to measure or
to take
are
advocating.
weigh the results of it if it be allowed
of the survival of the fittest, which many
That is the law of the jungle and should not be a law
its course on the theory
6
MONTHLY REVIEW
for reasonable human beings.
its course
be
fit
v
The committee appointed last week to study coffee price deflation met
If this world depression is allowed to take
that theory there
on
for
will be
few survivors and they will not
a
this week.
anything."
V
without achieving results, and the meetings will continue
this afternoon
The local press
Compares Prices of 1927.
,
products in 1927
plained,
showing disastrous drops.
and to-day,
These,
he
delegate asserted that results are impossible
ex¬
accumulation of stocks
been
have
made,"
resulted in failure.
telligent, just
I
am
as
continued.
he
Those who
determined and
will show,
convinced,
as
far-seeing
almost
have
universally
experiments were just
tried to be.
as we have
that we
however,
experience, for this is the first time
has
"These
tried such
as
in¬
No. 7 Santos was 8%@8%c. May 29, the same
April 30, against 794 @8c. (March 31; 7%@8c. Feb. 28;
8%@9c. Jan. 31; 894@9^c. Dec. 81 1930, and ll@lli4c.
Oct. 31 1930.
been brought within the framework of an agreement containing the
following
essentials:
three
-
<
"First, the segregation of surplus stocks for orderly marketing
period of
years;
countries
of the
that
so
the
future
The advance in
output as well as the annual
calcitrants
"If
in
so
I
am
convinced
shall,
we
we
shall have written
of cigarettes, which since April 10 had been selling for 15c. a
Package or two for 27c., to 13c. a package or two packages
for 25c.
The New York"Times" of May 19, in its account
a
shall have set in
distinctive expedition Into a new field of economics world-wide
a
On May 18 the United Cigar Stores
and the Schulte chain reduced the price of popular brands
that re¬
opportunity to take advantage of their fellows.
no
as
chapter in post-war economic history—we
new
motion
have
can
succeed,
we
whole
governmental sanction to control arrangements
OF CIGARETTES.
cigarette prices made the previous month
proved of short duration.
sales of the segregated surpluses will equal and not exceed consumption;
and thirdly,
CUTTING RESUMED IN SALE
PRICE
over a
secondly, the restriction of output of the chief exporting
world
of this action,
added v
scope."
Although officials of the distributing chain did
A
cablegram
from
Havana, May 19, to the New York
"Times" reported that Cuba would reduce her 1931 sugar
export to the United States by 200,000 tons, the amount to
form a part of Cuba's total segregation of 1,500,000
tons,
according to the Chadbourne
stood the reduction was due to
Sugar prices, however, moved lower,
Cuban
raw
the 8th at
"It is my
in
this
city in April, was
of cigarettes
in the 15-cent class and take them out of the two-for-a-quarter
were done, all retailers could make a profit of from 18 to
If that
OUT IN NEWSPRINT PRICES MADE
marked down
reduction of
$5
1931 to April
of
a
would be $57 a ton.
On Saturday the
in the middle of the
1936.
that the
in
the annual
from
stated that the National Coffee Defense Council
in
added:
destruction
are
with
the
accumulation
An International Coffee
Conference, presided
over by
the
May 18,
a
of
To-day's sessions started the regular business, with the Brazilian members
were as
follows:
.
First, that each producing country be permitted in the future to produce
definite percentage of world consumption,
on
with the percentage based
the last five years of production.
Second, that definite prices be fixed for
pound for Santos type 4
Third, that
national
a
coffee
Fourth, that
power
as
every
a
half cent
a
pound be levied for an inter¬
advertising fund.
a
commission make
to make changes
and
a
York
in quotas.
was
years.
not altogether smooth,
a
definite results, due to
The chief point of disagreement is the question of valorization or non-
latter policy.
a
the
provisional
government
standing firmly
for
the
By the end of the week the government is expected to offer
test is to meet this
At yesterday's meeting the San Salvador delegate proposed the crea¬
of
an
international
coffee
authority to purchase the
excess
bank,
capitalized
at
$100,000,000,
with
stocks of all countries involved.
The Brazilian delegate proposed a joint coffee and sugar growers' world¬
wide advertising campaign
favorably received
challenge in times and terms of peace.
same
challenge. It is the same test of steadfastness
of will, of clarity of
thought, of resolution of character, of
fixity of purpose, of loyalty to ideals and of unshaken con¬
viction that they will prevail."
THE
STATE OF GENERAL TRADE—THE
CONDITION
OF
THE
The most depressing accounts
regarding the state of trade
from the iron and steel industry.
There production
came
showed continued
decline, with a further shrinkage in the
general price structure, and matters were made worse by
some injudicious utterances
by one of the leaders in the
traide.^ The "Iron Age," in its issue of May 28, in discussing
plan of its own.
tion
Washington
STEEL INDUSTRY.
week's recess, has still failed to achieve any
with
of
us
stated:
the inability of the Brazilian delegates to agree upon a plan to submit.
valorization,
trials
The President further said:
"Valley Forge met such a
challenge to steadfastness in times and terms of war. Our
The coffee conference, which has been meeting here for the past few days
after
the
patriots who at the historic spot "kept
come a gTeater
knowledge of the weaknesses of our system,
and from this knowledge must come the
courage and wisdom
to improve and strengthen us for the future."
dispatch from Sao Paulo, May 31, to the New
"Times"
President Hoover cited
It is the
annual study of prices and have the
path of this conference
wireless
:
/
an
Fifth, that these agreements be fixed for five
The
type, using 15 cents a
the base.
uniform tax of
came
he
the New York "Times" stated:
a
regarding tbe state of trade wbicb
Washington from the different departments of the
it is an hour of unusual stress and trial."
"No one,"
said, "who reviews the past and realizes the vast strength
of our people can doubt that
this, like a score of similar
experiences in our history, is a passing trial.
From it will
wireless message from iSao Paulo to
outlining their proposals, which
ton
force in this particular moment of our national life."
"The
American people," he went on to say, "are going through
another Valley Forge at this time.
To each and every one
States, Ecuador, Salvador, Colombia, Guatemala;
Venezuela, Holland, Great Britain, Mexico, Panama, Para¬
guay and Portugal.
With regard to the opening of the con¬
on
a
aboutf$3,500,000 in
peculiar significance of Valley Forge in our Americatn an¬
nals," said the President, "should strike us all with especial
the United
ference,
The reduction of $5
Co.j
alive the spark of liberty in the lowest hours of the revolu¬
tion" and "met the crisis with steadfast fortitude."
"This
Lindolfo Collor, opened at Sao Paulo,
The countries represented were Brazil,
May 18.
of the International Paper
and his little band of
from which will be
used to purchase excess stocks.
on
revenues
accounts
perity.
expected
of more money from the selling and export tax, funds
Brazil,
said that many telegrams endorsing the price schedule
Valley Forge.
He declared his faith in private
initiative and warned against spurious ^hort cuts to pros¬
objected to the odor of the burning coffee.
Minister of Labor,
was
yesterday at their office®
meeting with the enthusiastic approval of their
nomic
The Council destroyed 3,000 sacks in Santos by burning, but the populace
extensive
It
was
current
into the ocean, it was stated, thus eliminating the burning
for
schedule
were
almost uniformly optimistic even when
developments did not appear to bear them out
In
an address,
however, at Valley Forge, Pa., on Memorial Day,
President Hoover earnestly exhorted his countrymen to show
the spirit of '76. and said it would solve the country's eco¬
plans for the destruction the following week
of 40,000 sacks of coffee. The Council would throw the coffee
Plans
news¬
Government
had announced
month
Paper
ton, with an average price of $59 a ton
PRESIDENT HOOVER'S EXHORTATION.
Tbe
however, appears to have been attended by some
objectionable features, for a cablegram from Sao Paulo,
previous
a
the price of newsprint will mean a difference of
process,
the
period ending
maximum price for International
and policy of the company had been received.
tion had already started in Brazil under the plan of stabiliza¬
tion adopted by the Official States Council.
The burning
was
new
customers.
the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange reported receipt
of a cablegram saying that purchases of coffee for destruc¬
It
a
Officials of the International Paper Co. said
a
unsatisfactorily attempted
The schedule set
for the period.
plan to use the money to purchase and destroy
part of Brazil's oversuDply of the commodity.
On May 12
Santos.
The price formerly had been $62 a ton.
print in New York City of $62
coffee producers of Brazil to fix an export tax of lOd. per
process
International Paper Co. announced that from April 1
1932, the price of newsprint delivered in New York City
The price schedule made public on Saturday was for the
the price had rallied and advanced 100 to
150 points in a little more thain a week, and said that this
sensational advance was attributed to the decision of the
May 31,
We quote from tbe New York "Times"
Figures for other zones are being worked out.
reaching the lowest level in 28
a
May 18 that
May 18, which also stated:
1931 to Dec. 1
bag under
on
ton for newsprint purchased from Jan. 1
11931.
New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange on May 2, in referring
to the advance established during April, stated that after
years
RETROACTIVE.
Paper Go. announced
its customers in New York City would receive a retroactive
Coffee prices remained fairly steady during May at the
(April)
,
Now the profit is from 5 to 9%.
The International
advance established during April, but (Brazil entered upon
a course of destruction of large
quantities of coffee.
The
month
1
20%.
May 19.
on
was under¬
opinion," he said, "that the best solution would be for the
class.
in this city, which (had been fixed at 4.40c. by the dif¬
to 4.35c.
Jit
manufacturers to raise their wholesale prices and put the popular brands
sugar,
1.18c., with sales May 15, and again May 28,
The wholesale price of refined
ferent refineries
so
drug chain stores.
Louis Goldvogel, in charge of sales for the Schulte chain at its headquar¬
at 1.20c. and 1.25c. May 29.
sugar
not"say
grocery and
ters, 286 Broadway, expressed the belief that the new prices would not
which sold at 1.30c. toward the close of April, showed sales
on
competition by
remain in effect "very long."
stabilizing plan.
sugar
is
as on
profited from their
have
The British
until the Brazilian plan
Dec. 31 1930.
Time,
commodity of world-wide importance
a
the conference,
In the New York market No. 7 Rio for spot delivery was
quoted at 6%c. May 29 against 6%@6%c. April 30; 5%c.
March 31; 5%@5%c. Feb. 28; 6%c. Jan. 31, and 7%@7%<c.
overhanging the market.
"From time to time in the past co-operative efforts to stabilize commodi¬
ties
on
press.
announced.
in the main attributable to overproduction, resulting in an
are
has been sarcastically commenting
conference in turn severely rebuked the
and to-day the
Mr. Chadbourne then compared the prices of a few leading agricultural
and a
matter.
to increase
committee
consumption.
was
appointed
vVv'";
The proposal was
to
investigate the
prevailing conditions, took occasion to say that neither the
tempo of buying nor the trend of prices and production had
been
noticeably affected "by the frank airing of views at
meeting of the American Iron & Steel Institute."
the recent
Demand remained sluggish, and in the
aggregate continued
taper.
Prices in scattered instances had given further
to
7
MONTHLY EEYIEW
to the
declin¬
The allusion to the "frank airing of views" had refer¬
to some peevish and ill-tempered remarks made by
ground, but in the main were unresponsive owing
dearth of
ing.
ence
business, and output was still slowly
new
President James A. Farrell of the United States
Steel Corp.
Institute,
meeting in question of the Iron and Steel
at tlie
Friday, May 22.
on
think that every steel Manufacturer
paradise if we
in the United States
has maintained what is generally known as
the current rates
wages," President Farrell stated that "it has
done.
There has been honeycombing and pinching
of
not been
and that
the most talked of com¬
panies, the so-called big companies, the companies in the
headlines now and then, they do not pay the standard rate
of thing.
sort
And
also
among
even
it comes to the rate per hour,"
of wages when
have got ourselves to
we
laid down by
rehabilitation very quickly.
blame in the steel industry for our condition.
people who do not understand
We have had all sorts of comments made by
about the high tariff wall in
the steel industry—the high tariff wall.
Why, the stones are still nestling
in the mountains to build the foundation for that wall, they have never
Scarcely a day passes that we do not hear
it.
been
quarried.
the steel from New
and other people
always get down to one thing, and that is to cut the 50-cents-an-hour fellow.
If all the men in this room that are receiving $5 a day would stand up you
could still see over the horizon of this mass of people.
We talk about the
man receiving $5 a day or $4.80.
And yesterday in one place where a man
was getting $5 a day, to-morrow he is getting $4.40.
When it is said, Mr.
President, that wages have been stabilized in the industry—they have not.
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duty on iron and steel would not bring
The average
And yet some learned economists
York to Lancaster, Pa.
,
We have fallen on parlous times
in the press about the
merous
on
you
You go to these newspaper people
advertise;
and you want to
for your advertising
Deflation is always considered neces¬
have paid for a long time.
in some places and not necessary in others.
sary
1
*
You know I said
that
on
We read editorials
what nu¬
return to prosperity until wages are
in the steel industry.
iron and steel, and then we hear
will find that you are paying as much if not more
you
as
tariff
people say, that there will be no
reduced.
a year
ago
♦
*
right in this very room that if this
his common stock.
on
I
in the United States could
at present prices they are
resist¬
ance against this constant pressure on the part of the buyers
to ruin our
business, and we have got to create a different sort of mentality in the minds
We have got to set up a
It's the big chief here and there that does
take $10 a ton off of pipe in one slice it is not done
put this all on the salesmen.
his work
When you
now.
by the salesman; when you cut something else $5 a ton
$7
And
some
of them
are
Comrade Eugene Grace
so
and something else
salesman, it is done by the "comrade."
in the front row here to-day. Comrade Tom Girdler,
ton, it is not done by the
a
and
We
so.
are
national committee that
tons of
and Comrade Block and Comrade
Crawford, and
all in the same category.
4, bringing conditions down to June
the "Iron Age" found no
2,
developments of a more reassuring
and falling prices
being still an unwelcome characteristic. The steel mills were
found to be working at only 42% of capacity against 44%
the previous week, 45% the week before, and comparing
with the peak of 57% at the end of March.
Besides the
falling off in production, the continued shading of prices
proved a disturbing feature. The "Iron Age" made the com¬
posite price of finished steel, June 2, 2.102c. a pound against
2.114c. a month previous and 2.2CL4c. 12 months before.
The
composite price of pig iron- June 2 was reported at $15.63
per gross ton against $15.79 a month earlier and $17.50 12
nature, production being further reduced
The biggest decline, however, was
months before.
scrap,
20,000
further reduction of 15.9%, equivalent to
a
tin, should be made in the present quotas.
I am sure they are right
:i-
Philip explained that there had been some criticism
of the allocation of quotas.
It had been contended on the
one (hand that the Malayan quota might be higher.
On the
other
hand, Dutch advocates had vigorously argued that as
Malayan production in recent years had nearly doubled
while Dutch
production had increased to a relatively small
He expressed the
impartial judge would probably say
mathematical justice Malaya hald got the best
extent, Dutch figures should be higher.
opinion that while
that in strict
the
in practice the various governments had!
fair agreement with which the producers-
bargain,
reached
a
an
very
He added:
might well be content.
The position of the tin industry to-day is
bad, but how much worse it
had there been no co-ordination of
would have been
ization of tin production not only serves
but also the general interests of
Stabil¬
production.
the interests of the tin industry
the countries where it is produced.
The price of
tin at New York as against 23.25c. at thebeginning of May got down to 22.40c. May 28 and was 22.75c.
May 29.
PETROLEUM AND ITS PRODUCTS—FURTHER CUTS IN PRICES,
In petroleum
and its products further sharp slashes
in
prices occurred in the big new; East Texas field, and on
May 27 the Humble Oil & Refining Co. reduced prices of
crude oil in the East Texas field to a level 50% under that
previously existing.
The
prices range from 25c. a
price of 37c. per
new
barrel for below 35 degree gravity to a1 top
barrel.
other large companies of course
The
lead of the Humble Co.
followed the
market
On May 28 the crude oil
suffered another setback in the announcement of the Vacuum
reductions in Lockport (Lake Charles), La.,
26c. per barrel. The
price changes of the month both in the case of
different
crude oil and in the refined products aTe
in steel
indicated in the
following:
CRUDE OIL.
May 11.—Effective as of May 9 Tidal Refining Company announced a
flat price of 40 cents per
also announced
barrel in East Texas, regardless of gravity. Tidal.
barrel, all gravity, in
general reduction of 10 cents a
a
New prices range from 33 cents to 47 cents
Wichita Falls, Texas, district.
per
barrel, as against 43 to 57 cents per barrel.
May 12.—Sinclair Oil & Gas Co. posts price schedule of
cents a barrel for oil
43 cents to 67
purchased in East Texas, bringing that district's prices
to Mid-Continent levels.
May 27.—Humble Oil & Refining Co., Texas Co.,
In its issue of June
of the inter¬
Sir
The time has gone by when you can
of the heads of the selling companies.
tin control
Clear evidence of the Government's determination to make
effective is shown in the recent unanimous recommendation
Coastal Crude Oil, ranging from 5c. to
thing kept
say now
earning dividends on preferred stock.
not
May 20, according to a cabled report of
He is reported as saying:
on
Oil Co. of price
::;a
■
I doubted if any steel manufacturer
dividend
earn a
general meeting of the Tin Producers' Associa¬
London,
the address received in New York.
of
legally to enforce the doctrines that were
Mr. Schwab I think we would be in a state of
But
Mr. Farrell
said, in part:
If I had the power
tion in
in their decision.
Declaring that "we are living in a fool's
:,
at the annual
Sinclair Refining Co.,
Magnolia Petroleum, Gulf and Tidal post new prices for East Texas crude
Below 35-degree gravity, 25c. per
follows:
as
for each degree of
of 37c.
were
a
43c. for 29-gravity crude and below to
above.
barrel, with
a
2c. differentia)
gravity up to 40 degrees and above, with a top price
The previous quotations, with the
barrel.
exception of Tidal,
67c. for 4b-degree gravity and
,
May 28.—Vacuum Oil Co. posted new prices on Lockport
Louisiana coastal crude oil, with reductions ranging
(Lake Charles)
from 5c. to 26c. per
is 60c. per barrel, and all grade! B 55c. per
barrel. The cut in price for grade A was 10c. per barrel, and for grade B
ran from 5c. to 26c., with a flat price of 55c. per barrel for all crudes not
All grade A oil now
barrel.
meeting the grade A test.
Co. quotes 15c. premium on Pennsylvania grade
May 29—Pennzoil
crude
produced in the vicinity of Oil City and sold to it under yearly con¬
This makes the contract price $1.90 a barrel compared
tract.
with posted
price of $1.75 per barrel.
which dropped to $9.67 a gross ton against $10.33 a
corresponding date in 1930.
KEROSENE.
GASOLINE AND
month earlier and $13.50 at the
Newspaper accounts stated even before the further decline
the latter part
had dropped to
of the month that heavy melting steel scrap
the lowest quotations in about 17 years, or
since 1914.
The
no
in
4
experience in the case of the non-ferrous metals was
All of these dropped to the lowest figures
long term of years, and some of them to the lowest points
Copper was particularly hard hit.
Successive
reductions brought the export price of the metal down to
9.02%c., while copper for domestic consumption dropped to
8V2c. for delivery in Connecticut, and some few sales were
reported as low as 8%c., a new all-time low.
Electrolytic
copper here in New York was marked down May 6 from
9%c. to 9%c., then reduced to 9%c. May 13, to 9%c. May 18,
and to 8%c. on May 27.
Electrolytic copper in this city was
reduced by successive stages from 9%c. to 8*4c.
Tin and
zinc dropped to the lowest figures since the beginning of
the century.
The International Tin Commission, represent¬
on
record.
He. tank wagon
May 6.—Standard Oil Co.
Diesel fuel oil
appointed a London subcommittee on May 17, under the
presidency of Sir John Campbell, for studying new possi¬
bilities in the employment of tin.
It also resolved unani¬
mously to recommend to the co-operating governments a fur¬
ther immediate reduction in production quotas by 20,000
15.9% yearly, which is held
balance between
mination
of
the
librium between
necessary to restore the
production and consumption.
The deter¬
governments concerned in the operation
of the international
tin quota; plan to secure a fair equi¬
production and consumption
was
stressed
by Sir Philip Cunliffe Lister, M. P., in his chairman's speech
gasoline
„
of New Jersey reduces, effective May 5.
Boston, Norfolk,
10c. per barrel to $1.65 at New York,
May 11.—Standard
Oil Co. of New Jersey reduces tank-car gasoline
H cent per gallon to 5 % cents per
May
gallon at Bayonne.
13.—Standard Oil Co. of New York reduces tank-car gasoline
H cent per gallon to 6 cents, New York Harbor,
6H cents at Boston and
Providence, and 6H cents at Portland, Me.
May 16.—Effective
immediately, the Crew Levick Co. announced a
gasoline, tank cars at New York.
one-half cent reduction in U. S. Motor
gallon.
immediately, the Texas Company announced a
reduction in U. S. Motor and "Texaco" gasoline at deepwater terminals along the Atlantic Seaboard.
New prices follow: U. 8.
Motor at New York City, 5% cents; "Texaco" at New York City. Phila¬
New price 6 cents per
May 21.—Effective
three-quarter cent
delphia, Baltimore, Norfolk and
7H cents; Providence, 7 cents per
THE
Wilmington, 6M cents; Portland, Me.,
gallon.
TEXTILE TRADES.
In the textile trades the
ing the Netherlands, India, Malacca, Nigeria, and Bolivia,
tons, or
and* service station.
Baltimore, Charleston, S. C., Baton Rouge and New Orleans.
different.
a
May 7.—Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey reduces U. S. Motor
decline in the price of cotton was
unsettling feature in the cotton goods trade,
and the further drop in raw silk prices a demoralizing
feature in the silk trade.
Cotton is one of the commodities
in which the Federal Farm Board has been conducting opera¬
a
decidedly
tions
on
a
large
scale,
though
apparently there was no
The Farm Board
manifestation of its activity during May.
is
supposed to be holding or controlling 1,500,000 to 2,000,000
During May the price of spot cotton here in New
bales.
York
dropped from 10c. a pound on May 8 to 8.65c. May 28,
29 at 8.75c. as against 9.75c. on April 30,
and closed May
and
over
11c. at the end of February.
Print cloths at Fall
8
MONTHLY EEYIEW
River for 28-inch 64x00
were marked down May 2 from
3%c.
3%c., and further reduced to 3%c. May 28. Some
the future options for cotton sold as low as 8%c. a pound,
On May
21 Eastern railroads made their first definite
for freight rate increases designed to overcome revenue
losses which have cut their earnings so seriously.
The New
York "World-Telegram" in indicating this action said:
per yard to
of
the
lowest
1915.
figure since
The
Association
of
move
Cotton
Textile Merchants of New York, in its monthly report, issued
Presidents of the Eastern roads, representing all lines east of the Mis¬
May 11, showed that production during April amounted to
225.955,000 yards, or at the rate of 56,489,000 yards per
week.
'Shipments during April
sissippi River, at their regular monthly meeting at the Bankers Club, voted
to ask the I.-S. C. Commission to restore freight rates to a level which
would protect the credit of the roads.
217,582,000 yards, equiv¬
or new business, booked
during the month amounted to 137,749,000 yards, or 61% of
alent to 96.3% of
production.
production.
Stocks
were
hand
on
No official statement was issued when the meeting adjourned and
'
Sales,
the
at
end
of
the
none
had happened laid emphasis
what
month
282,154,000 yards, representing an increase of
3% during the month. Unfilled orders on April 30 1931 were
294,118,000 yards, representing a decrease of 21.3% during
the
upon
rather than "increase."
amounted to
of the
use
word
"restore"
.
This is because of the contention of the roads that the general
25% in¬
in rates granted in 1921 has been almost entirely lost
by a
crease
whittling
whereby rates on individual commodities
process
classes of commodities
or
the month.
have been lowered by the I.-S. C. Commission.
The United States Census Bureau, in its
monthly state¬
ment, issued under date of May 14, showed 508,744 bales of
would have been had the 1921 rates remained unchanged.
•"1V" .'•vY• '7 if'-v." 1 1
; '*
■■
*
V7'' .v'
lint cotton and 66,807 bales of linters consumed in
as
••
April 1931
The
should be asked,
markets, and the silk market
double extra
13-15 deniers
decline
were
in
under
was
silk.
raw
the
A month ago the Eastern presidents ordered
which showed that out of
Jan. 31;
on
8%@8%c.
The increase proposal was unanimously approved,
though it had been inderstood before the meeting that
DISTRESS
OF
THE
in
the
comparison
year,
with
chases, and thus tend to cause
be found
can
in the past,
Committee Named.
The committee
I.-S.
of
case
Tlie Inter-State Commerce Commission
tary. George B. McGinty, made known
would not, on its own
the
which
had
failing to
of all this
been
earn
was
earning substantial
dividends,
time institute
its
now
;j)6nds.as
railroaids
were
but
also
At
railroad
in need of relief
higher
or
of
some
transportation
kind, either lower
rates,
and
that
the
^relief must
come quickly if a complete breakdown of this
portion of the economic structure was to (be averted. Rail¬
road brotherhoods stood in the way of a reduction in
expenses
.
through lower
to ask for
wages,
while railroad
the burdens of
have
recourse
that
end
to
to those
of
was
not attended with any measure of
success, at least not for the time
•
being.
In the first effort,
transportation conditions and how to improve them were
understood to have been the subject discussed at a
meeting
in
Chicago
tives.
,
with
May 8 of the Association of Railway Execu¬
on
According
much the.
to
same
the Associated Press three groups,
personnel, conferred during the day.
These accounts added:
*
were
member roads of the Association of Railway Executives.
Published reports that the
sibility of increase
special meeting
freight rates brought
was
no
called to discuss the
comment from
the
pos¬
railway
R. H. Aishton, Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Association
of Railway Executives and President of the American Railway Association,
In
a
,
•
it was stated that confronted by
"Times,"
"the
emergency
which exists ais to the credit and income of the
railroads,"
tlie heads of fifty carriers meeting in the name of the Asso¬
ciation
out
how
passed
a
resolution instructing all rate groups through¬
the country to make an
the
a
at
this
meeting in New York
on
on
*
B.
McGINTY, Secretary.
May 27 of the lOommittee
r
approval of
It
is
stated
that
in
addition
to
the
traffic,
'
.
legal
and
accounting representatives of the various railroads attend¬
ing the meeting, op May 27, the full personnel of the special
committee
-
J. J.
was
-
These included:
present.
Pelley, President of the N. Y. N. H. & H.
,
,
bury, President of the Penn. RR.; Daniel Willard. President of
P. E.
the
.
Chairman: W. W. Atter¬
the B. & O.;
Crowley, President of the N. Y. Central; J. J. Bernet, President of
Chesapeake & Ohio; J. M. Davis, President of
the D. L. & W.; C. H.
Hix, President of the Virginian RR.
THE
MAY
FINANCING
The May
several
OF
THE
UNITED
STATES
TREASURY.
financing of the U. S. Government consisted
offerings of Treasury bills bearing
no
of
interest, but
on a discount
basis, to the highest bidder. ' There was
offering of such Treasury bills in each week of the month
except one, and in the existing plethora of loanable funds,
an
at
the
unprecedentedly low interest
money
rates
in every branch of
market and with the Federal
Reserve
Banks
steadily reducing their buying rate for acceptances and also
further lowering their rate of rediscount—here at New York
the lowest figure ever
made, not only by the Federal
Reserve Banks themselves, but lower than
by any central
bank in recorded history—these new
offerings of bills were
to
dispatch from Chicago to the New York
May 8,
Commission will not
'
this Committee at meeting to be held at 2
p.m., Friday, June 5.
heads and the exact subject of the various meetings was not announced.
presided.
the
sold
the Advisory Committee of the Association of Railway Execu¬
tives, the Board of Directors of the American Railway Association and the
They
that
prepare proper application to cover, report to be submitted for
the
appeal to
Inter-State Commerce Commission.
This
.movement however
him
:
to this last alternative and made an
the
informed
general investigation into the general railroad situation
Resolved, That the question of what increase in freight rates is necessary
to meet the present
emergency be referred to the traffic, legal and ac¬
counting committees to determine what such increase should, be and to
-agricultural classes, but they, finally found it incumbent to
"
a
motion.
•
managers were reluctant
business and
v
previous week by the presidents of Eastern roads
to work out measures for the restoration of rates to restore
railroad credit, a resolution was adopted as follows:
higher transportation rates, since the effect must
,be to add to
given out
-
.
named the
and indeed many of these latter suffered
frightful declines.
It became growingly evident that the
scales
May 26 that it
inquiry into
an
statement
May 26 follows:
The effect
for
The
GEORGE
well,
wage
own
reflected in the complete breakdown of market
values, not only for railroad stocks
situation.
questions informally presented to it by Daniel Willard in behalf of Eastern
railroad executives
roads
were
their ordinary interest charges.
initiative, undertake
railroad
on
through its Seere-
on
The Inter-State Commerce Commission to-day in
response to procedural
suspensions, in
testified to the
previously announced,
situation, and furthermore hosts of
general
by the Commission
ho better. ' Further dividend reductions and
those
for presentation to the
..
the
weekly reports of car load¬
ings made it'plain that the exhibits for May would prove
to
case
Commission
Lackawanna; J. J. Pelley, New York, New Haven & Hartford; E. H. Hix,
Virginian.
'
A:.;
a
the
C.
appointed to prepare the
includes: W. W. Atterbury, Pennsylvania: Daniel
Willard, Baltimore & Ohio; Patrick E. Crowley, New York Central; J. J.
Bernet, representing the Van Sweringen roads; J. M-. Davis, Delaware &
of two years .ago and in many cases no more than one-fifth
and in some instances hardly more than one-seventh
those
of two years ago.
Moreover the
seriousness of the
r
had little hope of actually obtaining an increase, but
planned, if their plea
rejected to use the rejection as an excuse for cutting wages.
larger systems being generally only about one-third those
addition
general business revival.
was
those of preceding months
net earnings in
a
On the other side were those who contended that the railroad executives
RAILROADS.
the
constituting
industry.
Some observers held to the railroad viewpoint that increased
railroad
income would permit the roads to resume their normal
commodity pur¬
on
corresponding period of the
dismal record of heavy losses
by the roads in all parts of the country to which no parallel
preceding
of the Eastern
,
Inter-State Commerce Commission for the month of
April,
as
they came to hand towards the close of May, showed
over
understood,
was
The proposal met varying reactions outside the railroad
Growing concern was felt during the month regarding the
plight of the railroads.
Their returns as filed with the
scarcely any improvement
it
some
executives opposed such action at this time, when the general trend of
prices
is down.
Dec. 31 1930, and 15%@15ysc. on Feb. 28 1930.
THE
increase
an
income, their financial stability would be re-established.
gross
delivery
28; -7%@8c.
agree on how much of
in rates to ask, it was said that if the roads could add
10% to their present
quoted at 6%c. bid May 29 against 5%c. bid and 6c.
on April 30;
6%c. bid and 7c. asked on March 31;
Feb.
survey on the rate situation
10% Enough.
Despite the failure of the executives to
Crude rubber prices improved somewhat
during the month.
Ribbed smoked sheets for spot
on
a
total of 6,000 rate changes authorized since the
a
1921 general increase, 5,000 have been downward and only 1,000
upward.
Jan. 31 1930.
7%@7%c.
representing all sections of the
Eastern territory, was appointed to work out the details.
$2.35@'$2.45 the previous Sept. 30, and $4.70@
$4.75 on Jan. 31 1930.
In the 20-22 deniers Japanese crack
double extra were down to $2.07%
@$2.12% May 29 against
$2.25@$2.30 April 30; $2.50@$2.60 March 31; $2.65@$2.70
Feb. 28; $2.85@$2.90 Jan. 31;
$2.70@$2.75 Dec. 31 1930;
$2.25@$2.30 Oct. 31 1930, but comparing with $4.60@$4.65
were
or
A committee of seven road presidents,
quoted at $2.22% @$2.27%
D'bc. 31 1930;
asked
did not decide upon any specific percentage
a general horizontal increase
particular increases covering specific commodities in
did they agree on whether
nor
specific territories.
Japanese
May 29 against $2.35@$2.40 April 30; $2.55@$2.65 March
31; $2.70@$2.75 Feb. 28; $2.85@$2.95 Jan. 31; $2.60@$2.70
on
7
railway presidents
"restoration,"
and
the continued
■
Percentage Open.
.
against 531,911 bales of lint and 67,454 bales of linters in
There was only moderate activity in the woolen
influence of
The freight income of the
railroads of the country, it was said, was $800,000,000 lower in 1930 than it
April 1930.
worsted
of
the road officials would talk for quotation, but semi-official explanations of
entire
immediate study to determine
railway rate Structure may be altered to
provide needed additional revenue for tbe railroads.
placed at steadily decreasing cost to the U. S. Government,
so that the
prices realized for these bills themselves kept
constantly establishing
new
review for the month of
April, announcement of
of these
Treasury bills had
low records.
come at
As noted in
a new
our
issue
the close of that month
8a
MONTHLY REVIEW
(on April 27) when the Treasury Department
000,000 "or thereabouts" of 90-day bills
offered $60,-
dated May 5 1931,
and maturing Aug. 3 1931.
Tenders were received up
2 o'clock P. M. Eastern Standard Time on May 1.
until
The
applications aggregated $305,855,000, the amount allotted
was
$60,100,000, the price realized by the Government
averaging 99.676, this being an average rate on a bank
discount basis of about 1.29% per annum.
Payment for
this block of bills was May 5, the date of issue of the bills.
On May 4 an issue of 91-day Treasury bills for amount of
$50,000,000 was announced.
Tenders were invited up to
2 p. m. on May 7;. the bills were dated May 11 1931, and
mature Aug. 10 1931.
Payment was required May 11, the
date of the bills.
Tenders totalling $291,690,000 were re¬
ceived, while the amount accepted was $50,000,000.
The
average price to the Government was 99.701, being an
average discount basis of about 1.18%.
/ J
?■'
On Tuesday May 12 a new offering of these bills for an
aggregate of $100,000,000 in two series of $50,000,000 each
appeared and tenders were received till two o'clock P. M.
Eastern standard time, on May 14.
One of the series con¬
sisted of 60-day bills, dated May 18 1931 and maturing
July 17, 1931 and the other of 91-day bills dated May 18
1931 and maturing Aug. 17 1931.
The total bids received
for the two series was $459,066,000 and the total amount
The loss to the Federal Government in income as a result
will be negligible when
structure
likely to accrue.
are
The reduction to the
Latest official records of the Department,
that
the
amount
Federal
of
tax collection periods
deposits
in
and on new security issues, but
the
average
rate on a bank
It remains to be said that several successive calls were
made for the repayment
of the proceeds of the sale of the
$275,000,000 certificates of indebtedness, subscriptions for
which closed on April 9, and payment for which had to be
made by April 15,
Nearly the whole of the proceeds of that
sale were drawn out by the close of May.
The allotments
discount basis
being about 1.01%.
Payment of both series of bills was
required May 18.
On May 25, Secretary Mellon announced
still another issue of these Treasury bills.
They were 91-day
bills dated June 1 1931, and maturing Aug. 31 1931.
Ten¬
ders were invited up to 2 P. M. Eastern Standard Time on
May 28.
The amount applied for was $322,313,000, the
total of bills accepted $80,013,000 and the average price to
the Government 99.785, an average rate on a bank discount
basis of about 0.85% per annum.
Payment was required
June 1.
This sale of bills on a discount basis of only 0.85%
that issue of certificates aggregated $275,118,000 and the
Government deposits growing out of this sale reached $258,633,000, of which $76,213,800 accrued in the New York
Federal Reserve District.
In a notice from the Treasury
on
April 30, 25% of these deposits were called
May 4.
Other calls came at intervals during
May, one on May 4, another on May 14, and still another
on May
18, a fifth on May 21, and a 6th on May 25, this
last being payable May 28, and reducing the amount still
on
deposit to $12,146,000, of which $3,580,500 represented
deposits in the New York Federal Reserve District.
Department
on
for payment on
the best realized at any sale of Treasury bills,
previous figure having been at the sale of $60,000,000 90-day bills on Jan. 30 1931 which was effected at
a discount rate of 0.95%.
Under date of May 26, preliminary notice was given of a
forthcoming offering of U. S. Government obligations, the
NEW SECURITY
the closest
banks
were
disclosed beforehand—that is
the
obligations would be
of certificates of indebtedness or in the shape
not advised whether these
in the nature
a new long term bond issue, the notice simply saying that
Treasury offering might be expected on or about Monday,
June 1.
Promptly, however, on the first of June or rather
Sunday night, May 31, the character of the new offering
was
made known.
The new financing took the form of
of
a
Treasury
bonds of 1946-49 at par, dated and bearing 3H% interest
from June 15 1931, and maturing June 15 1949, but redeem¬
able at the option of the United States on and after June 15
1946, in whole or in part at par and accrued interest on any
interest day or days on four months' notice.
The bonds are
to be exempt from the normal income taxes but not from
the surtaxes.
Subscription books closed June 3 and tenders
aggregated $6,000,000.
Payment has to be made on June
15, and can be by credits with the depositary banks.
Concurrently with the preliminary notice of this contem¬
plated offering of a new Government obligation there came
a very important other announcement which was not with¬
out bearing on the rate of interest at which the new obliga¬
tions were to be put out.
It was nothing less than a further
an
offering of $800,000,000, "or thereabouts" of
reduction in the rate of interest which the depositary
FOREIGN
3,000,000 Alberta (Prov. of) 434% bonds, duo in 1961, purchased at
private sale by a syndicate managed by Wood, Gundy & Co.,
of Toronto.
Price paid not disclosed.
Reoffered at 97.98
and int. to yield 4.625%.
Offerings of domestic securities in May
RAILROAD
1934.
PUBLIC UTILITY FINANCING.
60,000,000 Consolidated Gas Co. of New York.—20-yr. 434% gold
deb. bonds at 101 and int., due June 1 1951 by the National
City Co.
300,000 shs.
issue has been
lightly the loss of interest suffered
"United States Daily" in its account
oversubscribed.
18,000,000 Consolidated
Gas Electric Light & Power Co. of Balti¬
more.—1st ref.
mtge.
s.
f. gold bonds, 4%
series, at 9534
int., to yield 4.21% and due June 1 1981.
Associated
with Aldred & Co. in the offering were Lee, Higginson & Co.;
and
Securities Corp., Guaranty Co. of New York; Brown
Harriman & Co.; the First National Old Colony
Chase
Brothers
Corp.; Alex. Brown & Sons; Jackson
Trask & Co. and Minsch Monell & Co.
&
Curtis;
16,500,000 Nebraska Power Co.—434 % 1st mtge. gold
and int., yielding 4.37% and due June 1 1981.
w
Spencer,
bonds at 10234
By a banking
headed by Harris, Forbes & Co. and including Coffin &
Bonbright & Co., Inc.
,
group
Burr, Inc., and
16.000,000 Puget
Sound Power & Light Co.—1st & ref. mtge. 434%
gold bonds, series D at 9434 and int., to yield 4.95% and due
June 1 1950.
By Stone & Webster and Blodget, Inc.; Lee,
Higginson & Co.; Chase Securities Corp.; Harris, Forbes & Co.;
Bancamerica-Blair Corp.; Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.,
and Estabrook & Co.
150 000 shs.
Public Service Corp. of N. J.—$5 cum. pref. stock
par value at $99.50 a share (ex-div. payable June 30
By Drexel & Co. and Bonbright & Co., Inc.
7 ' 500 000 Staten
and int.
of no
1931).
Island Edison Corp.—3% 1-yr. gold notes at 100
By Field, Glore & Co.; Harris, Forbes & Co.; Halsey,
Inc.; Spencer Trask & Co., and General Utility
Stuart & Co.,
Securities, Inc.
fi 000 ' 000
Jersey Power & Light Co.—Additional issue of 1st
434% gold bonds at 102 and int., to yield over 434%
By Halsey, Stuart & Co.; Harris, Forbes &
Co.; Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.; Field, Glore & Co.;
Edward B. Smith & Co.; E. H. Rollins & Sons, Inc.; Graham,
Parsons & Co.; Chemical Securities Corp.; B. B. Robinson &
Co., Ltd., and General Utility Securities, Inc.
New
mtge.
and due 1960.
'
Efforts were made to treat
•
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—$5 cum. pref. stock
(no par) at $103.50 a sh. (less an amount equal to divs. at
rate of $5 a sh. per annum from date of payment to June 30
1931).
By Drexel & Co. and Bonbright & Co., Inc.
The
fi 000 000
'
'
1%.
by the government, the
of the matter saying:
FINANCING.
20,000,000 Illinois Central RR.—3-yr. 434 % gold notes placed privately
by Kuhn, Loeb & Co. at 9934, to yield 4.64% and due June 1
new
'
It was explained orally at the U. S. Treasury, according
to the "United States Daily," that this last step was taken
because of the general easy money situation and because
banks in the different cities throughout the country had re¬
duced their own rates on deposits.
The Federal reduction,
it was added, would assist the banks and should facilitate
improvement of general financial and economic conditions
consisted in the
public utility and municipal financing.
The largest
issue of the month was the $60,000,000 offering of the
Consolidated Gas Co. of New York, 20-yr. 4^% gold
debs, at 101 and int.
Next in size was the $52,000,000
issue of N. Y. City 3% corporate stock offered to the public
at 100.50 and int. to yield about 2.87%, followed by the
$31,050,000 offering of Public Service Electric & Gas Co.,
$5 cum. pref. stock of no par value at $103.50 a share.
The month's financing, classified as to nature of business
and size of issue, is shown below, the table including only
issues of $5,000,000 and above:
main of
lay in the fact that the lower the rate of interest' which the
depositary banks would have to pay the Government the
wider the margin of profit between that rate and the rate
obligations, thereby increasing the inducement to
left, even
if only for the time being, with the subscribing banks or the
banks through whom the subscriptions
are
made. 1 The
Treasury Department now cut the rate of interest on Govern¬
ment deposits of the character referred to from 1% per
annum to only lA of 1%, the change becoming effective on
June 1.
Up to December 1930, the rate of interest which
the depositary banks had to pay had long remained at 2%
per annum, but on Dec. 11930, the rate was reduced to 1
On Feb. 16
1931
there was a further reduction to
The announcement on May 26 lowered the rate to
of 1 %.
FINANCING.
7,824,000 British Columbia (Prov. of) 4% bonds, purchased at private
sale by a syndicate headed by Fry, Mills, Spence & Co. of
Toronto as follows; $4,324,000 bonds, due in 30 years, at 92.51,
or a
basis of about 4.46% and reoffered at 93.75 and int.:
to yield 4%%; $3,500,000 5-yr.
bonds at 98.68, a basis of
about 4.29%.
banks
subscribe for the bonds, where the proceeds are
DIVIDENDS IN MAY.
'$8,000,000 Dominion Gas & Electric Co.—1st lien & coll. gold bonds,
634 % scries, due July 1 1945 (with stock purchase warrants
attached) at 96 and int., yielding over 6.90%.
By a banking
f
group headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., and including
G. E. Barrett & Co., Inc.; Chandler & Co., Inc., and E. Bl.
Rollins & Sons, Inc.
' <
would have to pay on deposits representing the proceeds of
the sales of the new government obligations.
The bearing
in the
ISSUES AND
Foreign financing in the domestic market in May was
small in volume and consisted of the following issues:
per annum was
nature of which was not
depositories was
peak during
probably averages
around the current amount.
amount
about 99.745,
covering up to May 23 snow
Government
The figure varies, reaching its
approximately $100,166,000.
was
the
economic
Government
probably will be about $500,000 annually.
$100,102,000.
In the case of the 60-day
applied for was $195,765,000 and the
amount accepted as $50,102,000; the average price of the
bills in this series was 99.833, the average rate on a bank
discount basis being about 1%.
The offering of the 91-day
Treasury bills brought subscriptions totalling $263,301,000;
the amount accepted was $50,000,000 and the average price
accepted
bills
that
of the reduction
compared to the benefits in the general
Pennsylvania Electric Co.—1st & ref. mtge. gold bonds,
9534 and int., yielding over 4.24% and due May 1
1971.
By Harris, Forbes & Co.; Halsey, Stuart & Co.; Chase
Securities Corp.: Continental Illinois Co., Inc.; Field, Glore
& Co.; Edward B. Smith & Co.; E. H. Rollins & Sons. Inc.;
Cassatt & Co.; J. G. White & Co., Inc.; Chatham-Phenix
Corp.; B. B. Robinson & Co., Ltd., and General Utility
series F at
Securities, Inc.
5 000 000
Metropolitan Edison Co.—1st mtge. 4% gold bonds, series E
95 and int., yielding over 4.26% and due May 1 1971.
Associated with Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., in the offering
were Harris, Forbes & Co.; Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.;
Field, Glore & Co.; Edward B. Smith & Co.; E. H. Rollins &
Sons, Inc.; Graham, Parsons & Co.; Chemical Securities Corp.;
at
B. B.
Inc
'
Robinson & Co., Ltd., and General Utility Securities,
8b
MONTHLY REVIEW
MUNICIPAL FINANCING.
Dominion Bridge Co.—Quar. div.
a share to 75c. a share.
$52,000,000 New York, N. Y., 3% corp. stock; due May 1 1935, awarded
to a syndicate headed by the National City Co. of New
York,
on
its "all
of 2.997
or
%.
Engineers Public
none" bid of 100.011, a net int. cost to
the city
Reoffered at 100.50 and int., to yield about 2.87%.
Federal Discount Corp.,
on
stock
common
V;
>
reduced
*
were
Los Angeles.—Quar. div. of 17Hc.
the common stock omitted.
on
4H%
reoffered to yield from 2.10 to
4.15%, according
to maturity, and the $8,817,000 4s at a price of
98.25, to yield
''
Service Co.—Quar. div.
from 60c. a share to 50c. a share.
purpose bonds, comprising five Issues,
consisting of $8,817,000 4s due in 1961, and $10,520,000
4Hs
due serially from 1932 to 1951 incl., awarded to a
banking
group headed by the Bankers Co. of New York at 100.021,
a
net int. cost of about 4.162%.
The $10,520,000
,
•
:
,
Stove Co.—Quar. div. of 50c.
Florence
15,547,000 Westchester County, N. Y., bonds, comprising 13 issues,
■
representing $7,783,000 3Hs, due serially from 1933 to 1963
incl., and $7,764,000 3Hs, due serially from 1933 to 1980
incl., purchased by a group managed by the Chase Securities
Corp. of New York, at 100.668, or a net int. cost of about
3.6015%.
Subscriptions for the $7,783,000 3H%
bonds
were received at prices to yield from 2.50 to
3.45% for the
share
a
omitted.
share
a
■
& Curme Shoe Stores Co., Inc.—Quar. div. of
7% cum. pref. stock omitted.
Feltman
4.10%.
over
stock reduced from 90c.
common
Erie RR.—Semi-annual div. of 2% on the non-cum. 2nd
pref. stock omitted,
but declared the usual semi-annual div. of
2% on the non-cum. 1st pref.
stock.
19,337,000 Detroit, Mich., various
bonds
on
lli%
the
on
the common
on
stock
''
.
.
Georgia RR. & Banking Co.—Quar. div.
from 3 % to 2 H % •
1933 to 1945 maturities; a price of 100 for the 1946 to 1951
bonds, and at a price of 99.75 for the maturities from 1952
1963 incl.
The remaining $7,764,000 3H% bonds were
priced to yield from 2.50 to 3.60%, according to maturity.
Giant Portland
Honolulu Oil Corp.—Quar. div. of 50c.
International Agricultural
Iron
on
pref. C stock
the
common
~
Louisville
stock.
and par tic.
Niagara Arbitrage Corp.—Initial semi-annual div. of 20c.
on
share to
a
on
a
stock reduced from
40c.
a
share
on
the $3 cum. pref.
British & Continental Corp.—Quar. div.
stock reduced from $1.25 a share to 75c. a share.
American
the
on
1st
pref.
American Colortype Co.—Quar. div. on common stock decreased from
35c. a share to 20c. a share.
American
common
American
Encaustic
Tiling
Co.—Quar. div.
of 25c.
share
a
on
capital stock reduced
from 75c. a share to 50c. a share.
American
common
a
Surety Co.—Quar. div.
on
capital stock reduced from $1.50
share to $1 a share.
Atlantic Coast Line RR.—Usual extra div. of 1H % on the common stock
omitted.
Atlas
Stores
Corp.—Quar. stock diy. of 1M% on the
omitted.
Pa.—Quar. div. of 2%
on
the 8%
Baldwin Locomotive Works.—Semi-annual div. of 87Hc.
common stock omitted.
& Maine RR.—Quar. div. of $1 a share on the
cum.
share
a
&
pref.
on
the
stock
common
omitted.
British
'
Foreign
Investments,
Ltd.—Quar.
div.
the
on
common
stock of 25c. a share omitted.
Canadian
Pacific Ry.—Interim div. of 1H%
(31 He.
share) on the
(62Hc. a
a
common stock as compared with a reg. quar. div. of 2H%
share) paid previously.
Cherry Burrell Corp.—Quar. div. of 37He. a share
Hotels, Inc.—Quar. div. of 5c.
a
share
on
the
common
on
the
common
stock omitted.
Consolidated
share on the
a
Diablo
on
div.
on
conv.
the 6%
on
the
class
A
1930
year
on common
share
a
cum.
common
the 7%
on
reduced from $1.10
the 8% pref. stock
on
from
$2
a
Mining & Development Co.—Quar. div.
stock reduced from 75c.
common
share to $1
a
on
common
stock
a
reduced
share.
Inc.—Quar. div. of $1.75
share
a
on
the
.
Surety Co.—Div. of 50c.
quar. div.
the
H%.
to
on
on
share.
National Industrial Service,
pref. stock omitted. /
National
37Hc.
share.
Oil,
a
stock reduced from
common
share
a
paid previously.
National Union Fire Insurance Co.,
2% on the common stock omitted.
Manufacturing Corp.—Quar. div.
stock omitted.
v
as
compared with
$1.25
a
Pittsburgh, Pa.—Quar. div. of
of $1
a
share
on
the capital
•
Nipissing Mines Co., Ltd.—Quar. div. of 7Hc. a share omitted.
(Charles F.) Noyes Co., Inc.—Quar. div. of 45c. a share on the
common
stock omitted.
Ohio Oil Co.—Quar. div. of 25c.
Ohmer Fare Register
share
a
Co.—Quar. div.
;
the
on
stock omitted.
common
on common stock of
omitted.
Oneida
"
Community, Ltd.—Quar. div.of 12Hc.
common
stock against 25c. a share
Paramount
a
Publix Corp.—Quar.
share to 62He. a share.
Investment Corp. of Canada.—Quar.
5% cum. pref. stock omitted.
a
div.
share on the
of
$1.25
a
Pere
common stock
on
Marquette Ry.—Quar. div. of 1H%
Pet Milk Co.—Quar. div. of
37Hc. a share
12Hc.
share
a
Chicago.—Quar. div.
on common stock reduced from 31
He.
on
the
common stock
Pierce Petroleum
Corp.—Div. of 10c. a share on the
stock omitted.
Hope
Sanitary
reduced from 50c.
Prairie Oil & Gas
omitted.
a
Mfg. Co., Ltd.—Quar. div.
from
$1
omitted.
the capital stock
a
a
share
share
on
the capital stock
on
the
share
stock
common
,
Investing Co.—Quar. div.
a
share to 20c.
a
on
the
no par common stock
the
decreased
share.
on common stock
from $1.25 a share to $1 a share.
a
(no par)
on
share to 37Hc. a share.
Co.—Quar. div. of 50c.
omitted.
from 25c.
common
Railroad Shares Corp.—Quar. div. reduced from
12Hc.
•
the $25 par
on
decreased
common
Quissett Mill, New Bedford, Mass.—Quar. div.
share to 25c. a share.
share
on the common stock omitted.
Pickwick Corp., San Francisco.—Quar. div. of 20c. a share on
the 8%
cum. pref. stock omitted.
Public
omitted.
a
paid previously.
div.
Prentice-Hall, Inc.—Quar. div. of 70c.
Copperweid Steel Co.—Quar. div. of 50c.
a
the
share.
a
Corp.—Quar. div.
share to 50c.
Port
stock omitted.
Consolidated
Crane Co.,
on
.
Autocar Co., Ardmore,
stock omitted.
Boston
stock
common
Line Co.—Quar.
Muskogee Co., Philadelphia, Pa.—Div.
stock reduced from
50c. a share to 25c. a share.
American
$2
stock reduced from $1.25
common
Corp.—Quar. div. of $2
share to 25c.
Neild
Locomotive Co.—Quar. div. on
Pipe
Munsingwear, Inc.—Quar. div.
the
oh
stock omitted.
Laundry Machine Co.—Quar. div.
the
on
capital stock reduced
Co.—Quar. div. of 1H%
$1 par stock decreased from 1%
share to 25c. a share.
Allen Industries. Inc.—Quar. div. of 75c.
stock, no par value, omitted.
75c.
Motor Wheel
DIVIDENDS.
common
par
the
Mount
Express Co.—Quar. div.
on
Co., Chicago.—Annual div. of 7% for
on
stock.
UNFAVORABLE
Adams
share
a
pref. stock omitted.
cum.
Motor Bankers
omitted.
share
a
on
(John) Morrell & Co., Inc.—Quar. div.
a
share
no
stock of 2H% in class A common stock omitted.
Moir Hotel
a share on the common stock.
National Oil Products Co., Inc.—Semi-annual div. on common increased
from 50c. a share to $1 a share, in addition to an extra div. of 50c. a share.
a
the
on
pref. stock omitted.
Missouri-Kansas
Pipe Co.—Extra div. of $2
Depositor Corp.—Initial semi-annual div. of 40c.
share
a
the
on
common
share.
a
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
share payable July 1,
the Trustees New York City Bank stocks.
the
Hart, Inc., Chicago.—Quar. div. on the $3.50 no par
pref. stock reduced from 87Hc. a share to 40c. a share.
'
in addition to the usual extra div. of 25c. a share.
common
Co.—Quar. div. of 25c.
RR.—Quar. div.
share to 75c.
a
•'
a
share
a
on
Miller &
"American'1 receipts, payable May 29 to holders
This payment includes an extra payment of 2H%
of 10c. a snare on the
New York
share
a
& Nashville RR.—Semi-annual div.
Central
Maine
Handley-Page, Ltd.—The company recently announced the distribution
Hazel Atlas Glass Co.—Special extra div. of 25c.
common
from 31 He.
(David) Lupton's Sons Co., Philadelphia.—Quar. div. of 1H%
7% cum. pref. stock omitted.
Gas & Electric Corp.—Div. of 15c. a share on the class B
stock compared with a quar. div. of 7Hc. a share paid on
Jan. 2 1931.
Lock Joint
50c.
from $3.50 a share to $2.50 a share.
share
a
the
on
Ry.—Semi-annual div. of $1.50
a share paid previously.
Lindsay Nunn Publishing Co.—Quar. div. of 50c.
cum. div. series conv. pref. stock omitted.
common
14,
share
a
on common stock reduced
Lindstrom, A. G.—Independent affiliate of the Columbia Gramophone,
and Polyphon-Werke have both decreased their
divs. for 1930 from
20% to 12%.
General
of record May
less tax. '
12Hc.
;;
stock omitted.
common
semi-annual div. of 234%.
Equity Corporation, Jersey City, N. J.—Initial div. of 62Hc.
stock
Leonhard Tietz.—Div. of 8% for year 1930,
against 10% paid for 1929.
Equitable Mortgage & Title Guarantee Co.—Extra cash div. of 1H%
on
of
against $3
as
Leonard Custom Tailors
share to 50c. a share.
cum.
pref.
stock omitted.
on
par class A
by pay¬
On Sept. 1 1930 a quar. div. of $1.50 a share was
paid on this issue.
De Long Hook & Eye Co.—Quar. div. on common increased from 25c.
a
div.
■
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Corp.—Quar. div. of
stock
common
the 6%
on
share to 20c. a share.
a
ment of 75c. a share.
in addition to reg.
Jackson Co.—Quar.
Kansas Oklahoma Gulf
share
a
the 7%
on
t
share.
no
1H%
of 1H% on the 7%
share
a
omitted.
Ind.—Quar. div.
Consolidated Water Co. of Utica.—Quar. div. on the
stock increased from 37Hc. a share to 50c. a share.
div.
Cap Copper Co.—Quar. div. 15c.
(Byron)
Burns Brothers (Coal).—Div. of 1^% on the 7% cum.°pref. stock pay¬
able June 15 to holders of record May 29 on account of accumulations.
Community Water Service Co.—Initial cash div. of 12Hc.
the (no par) common stock.
1st pref.
cum.
share omitted.
a
Corp.—Quar. div.
prior pref. stock omitted.
Jaeger Machine Co.—Quar. div.
a
of
pref. stock omitted.
cum.
stock omitted.
Gear Works, Inc. (Del.)., Richmond,
common stock increased from 25c. a share to 50c.
the 7%
on
(Del.), Chicago.—Quar. div.
Hart-Carter Co.—Quar. div. on the $2 cum. conv,
pref. stock reduced
from 50c. a share to 25c. a share.
7
:
Hercules Motor Co.—Quar. div. on the common stock
reduced from
30c. a share to 20c. a share.
•
DIVIDENDS.
Crows Nest Pass Coal Co.—Resumed
Co.—Quar. div. of 1*4%
stock omitted.
Harris Brothers Co.
v
Automotive
Investment Trust.—Quar. div. of
25c. a
beneficial ownership ctfs. omitted.
Trust.—Quar. div. of 31 He. a share
the series I pref. non .cum. beneficial
ownership ctfs. omitted.
on
dividend declarations in May were again
numerous and again included many of an unfavorable nature.
The following table, divided into two sections,
namely,
"Favorable Changes" and "Unfavorable Changes," gives
the more important of the changes:
on
Utilities
Gulf States Steel
in
FAVORABLE
Public
share on the series 1 pref. non-cum.
Guardian Rail Shares Investment
5,000,000 Nassau Co., N. Y., 3H% bonds, divided into three issues,
due from 1944 to 1961 incl., awarded to a group headed
by the
Chase Securities Corp. of New York at 103.47, a basis of about
3.51%.
Reoffered priced to yield 3.40 and 3.45 %, according
;:7
Investment
Guardian
10,187,000 Newark, N. J., 4% bonds, comprising six issues, due from
1932 to 1970 incl., purchased by a group headed by the First
National Bank of New York, at 104.13, a basis of about
3.68%.
Reoffered at prices to yield from 1.90 to 3.65%,
according to maturity.
Vv--'-.'v t° maturity.;;',:
the pref
on
on
Trust, Hartford, Conn.—Quar. div. of
37Hc.
share on the $1.50 cum. conv. pref. beneficial
ownership ctfs. omitted.
a
basis of about 4.13%.
Reoffered
at prices to yield from 2.20 to 4.10%, according to
maturity.
Changes
of $1.75 a share
Trust.—Quar. div.
the series I
ownership ctfs. of 18Hc. a share omitted.
pref. non- cum. beneficial
Guardian
a
common
the capital stock decreased
on
Cement.—Semi-annual div.
omitted.
the
on
stock omitted.
Guardian Bank Shares Investment
0,400,000 San Francisco (City and County), Calif., 4H% bonds,
comprising five issues, due annually from 1932 to 1977 incl.,
awarded to a syndicate headed by the First National Bank
104.90,
a share on the common stock
General Public Service Corp.—Semi-annual div. of
3%
stock omitted.
to
of New York at
Co.—Quar. div. of 32He.
Foote Burt
reduced
share to 10c.
a
Crown Willamette Paper Co.—Quar. div. on thejjlst pref. stock reduced
from $1.75 a share to $1 a share.
Directors took no action on the reg.
quar. div. of $1.50 a share on the 2d pref. stock.
Rhode Island Ice Co., Providence, R. 1.—Quar. div. of
1%% on the 7%
cum. prior pref. stock omitted.
Crown Zellerbach
Riverside Cement
Corp.—Quar. div. of 75c. a share on the preference
stocks, series A and B as against $1.50 a share paid previously.
Dodge Manufacturing Co., Toronto.—Quar. div. of 50c. a share
$2 cum. con v. class A pref. stock omitted.
Dominguez Oil Fields Co.
share
on
the no par
May 1 1931.
,■
'
,
stock compared with 10c.
v-'-".,
a
cum.
no
1st.
common
pref.
stock.
a
share paid
-■:•/
■
Co.—Quar. divs. of $1.50 a share on the no par $6
stock and 15c. a share on the class A partic. stock of
par value omitted.
Rocky Mountain Motor Co., Denver.—Quar. div. of $1.75
(Del.), Los Angeles, Calif.—Div. of 5c.
common
.
on the
on
prer.
a
share
on
the
stock omitted.
Selfridge Provincial Stores, Ltd., London.—Div. of 3H%
ican depositary receipts omitted.
on the Amer¬
no
par
B stocks
Ltd.—Quar. dlvs. on the class Aland class
Service Stations,
value, decreased from 65c. a share to 40c.
a,.share.
Shell Transport & Trading Co., Ltd.—Final div. of 7%,
the ordinary shares for 1930 as against 15% paid in 1929.
tax free on
Shephard-Niles Crane & Hoist Corp.—Quar. div. on common
decreased from $1.25 a share to 75c. a share.
both the class A
Signal Oil & Gas Co.—Quar. divs. of 25c. a share on
and B stock omitted.
<Howard) Smith Paper Mills, Ltd.—Quar. div. of
6% cum. pref. stock omitted.
$1.50 a share on the
Co. (Md.).—Quar. div. of 1M% on the
St. Paul Garage
stock omitted.
div. of 25c. a share on the
omitted.
50c.
on
capital stock reduced from 75c. a
share to
share.
Texas Gulf
a
the pref. stock
■'
Corp.—Quar. div.
a
capital
"
Superior Underwear Co.—Quar. div. of $1.75 a share on
Texas
7% cum. pref.
.
.
Standard Oil Co. of Kansas,—Quar.
stock omitted.
stock
Sulphur Co.—Quar. div. on common stock
share to 75c.
a
reduced from $1
share.
Ltd.—Quar. div. of 25c. a share
share and an extra div. of 5c. a share.
Natural Gas Co. of Canada,
Union
against
div. of 35c. a
a quar.
United Business Publishers, Inc.—Quar.
div. of $1.75 a share on the
7%
pref. stock omitted.
cum.
United Carbon Co.—Semi-annual div. of 3V3%
non-cum.
pref. stock, $100 par omitted.
on
the 7% partic. and
/ v
.
Corp.
(Vereinigte Industrie-Unternehmungen
A. G.).—Div. of 7% for year 1930 as compared with 8% paid in 1929.
United
Industrial
States Distributing Corp.—Semi-annual div. of
7% cum. conv. pref. stock omitted.
United
Universal Pipe & Radiator Co.—Quar.
3^% on the
div. of l%% on the 7% cum. pref.
stock omitted.<
Vacuum Oil Co.—Quar. div. on
50c. a share.
capital stock reduced from $1 a share to
Venezuelan Oil Co. Concessions, Ltd.—Div. on the
1930 of 17H% compared with 20% paid in 1929.
ordinary stock for
(Hiram) Walker-Gooderham & Worts, Ltd.—Quar. div. on
capital stock reduced from 25c. a share to 12}ic. a share.
the no par
Co., Boston.—Quar. divs. of 75c. a share on the
pref. stock and 25c. a share on the common stock omitted.
Walworth
Warner
a
Company.—Quar.
share to 25c.
a
div.
on
common
6% cum.
stock reduced from 50c.
share.
'
Wesix, Inc., San Francisco, Calif.—Quar. div. of 50c. a
$2 cum. class A conv. pref. stock, no par, omitted.
Wesix National Co.—Quar. div. of 37J^c. a share on
stock omitted.
v
share on the
the class A pref.
div. of
50c. a share on the capital stock omitted.
(Wm. H.) Wise & Co., N. Y.—Quar. div. of 20c. a share on the 8% cum.
pref. stock omitted.
Wolverine Brass Works.—Quar. div. on common stock reduced from $2
West
a
American
Commercial
Insurance
Co.
(Calif.).—Quar.
share to $1 a share.
THE
COURSE
OF
THE
STOCK
MARKET
DURING
MAY
1931.
During May the stock market passed through another
bad and trying period.
Prices slumped in a perfectly as¬
tounding manner.
Day after day, and week after week,
in all sections of the market, prices kept dropping almost
out of sight.
Nothing seemed to avail to prevent the de¬
struction of values, the market acting as if hit. by a cyclone
with nothing to stop its downward course.
In the end this
eventuated in positive demoralization and only the slightest
selling pressure, in one stock or another, sufficed to start
a new break.
For the month as a whole, the losses reached
frightful proportions and they were the more noteworthy
and significant inasmuch as they came after the huge
previous declines.
In truth the market may be said to
have gone literally to pieces.
This remark applies to bonds
as well as stocks,
but excluding gilt-edged securities like
U. S. Government bonds and municipal obligations, and
also excepting bond issues of railroad and industrial com¬
panies whose merit and stability have stood the test of
time or which could be considered almost bomb proof.
In
the last analysis the extreme weakness was due to the absence
of buying orders on any extensive scale at a time when
urgent selling was going on day after day. i Behind this
absence of buying orders, however, there were the deepseated causes which may be said to be responsible for the
conditions as they.now exist.
On the one hand the enor¬
mous decline in security values, and in commodities as well,
has left few people in position to buy, and on the other
hand the prolonged depression in trade, with the injury it
has inflicted, has served measurably to impair confidence
in the future of business and in market values, making
merchants reluctant to engage in new enterprises and in¬
vestors cautious about making investments until the future
of trade and of values can be judged with greater certainty
than at present, and be studied in the light of the changed
economic and industrial conditions in the new era upon which
the country has entered.
Hesitation about making invest¬
ments, even after the prodigious declines in the security
market of the last 19 or 20 months, was naturally encouraged
by the poor returns of earnings which all the important com¬
panies, both industrial and railroads, have been making
in their monthly and quarterly statements.
Depression in
business in and by itself was bad enough, but the disclosure
l- of what is involved in the way of shortened revenues and
profits has been the last straw.
Dividend reductions have
been the natural outgrowth of 'the falling off in business
and as the list of these has been growing from week to
week, new apprehensions as to what the future might have
in store have loomed up and have made the cautious and
the timid more disinclined than before to assume any risks
as to the probable outcome.
The changes during the month
in the dividend declarations are set out at length in the earlier
portions of this article and it is only needful to note the
number of unfavorable changes with the names ctf the
companies which have suffered from inflictions of that
kind to understand what an extremely potent influence
they have been and how they have added to the havoc in
'
,
.
the stock market and the bond markets and how these have
in turn acted to
-
change.
intensify the depression on the Stock ExNo less than 116 of the dividend declarations of
the
month have involved the lowering or the omission of
dividends, while only 16 of the month's dividend announce¬
ments have been of
In addition
a
favorable nature.
branches of the country's industries
manifestations of how seriously they
were
suffering from adverse developments at the present
time.
Steel production has continued
to decline from
week to week and has now got back to the low levels reached
at the beginning of the
year, while at the same time prices
for many articles of steel have moved appreciably lower- to
the discomfiture of producers.
Copper, both for domestic
account and for export, has dropped to the lowest levels
recorded in about a half a century, adversly affecting the
market value of all the copper stocks and the oil companies
so
many
have been giving new
have suffered from the
with
And
the
new
oil discoveries in east Texas,
great reduction in oil prices that has followed.
other instances of special depressing developments
might be mentioned almost without number.
The rail¬
roads have suffered beyond all other groups and there is
good reason for this in the poor exhibits of earnings which
all the companies have made in their monthly returns.
The averages of the 25 railroad stocks which form the basis
of the compilations which the New York * 'Times" has been
keeping for so many years show a drop from 73.29 on May 1
to 59.73 on May 29, the last business day of the month,
while the average for the 25 industrial stocks shows a decline
from 215.10 May 9 to 177.95 May 27, with a recovery to
180.32 May 29.
The New York "Times" says that prices
and averages of these 50 selected stocks declined during
May 1931 to the lowest levels reached in seven years.
For the 50 stocks combined the average dropped from 143.54
May 9 to 119.33 May 29, with a recovery at the end of
the latter day to 120.23, the net decline for the month having
been $20.29.
In September 1929, just before the crash
which then occurred, these 50 stocks recorded a high figure
of 311.90.
Trading during the month was not of unusual
proportions, in spite of the violence of the decline.
On no
day of the month did the sales reach 3,000,000 shares and
the aggregate dealings for the whole month of May were
only 46,659,525 shares, which compares with 54,346,837
shares in April and with 78,040,030 shares in May 1930
and with 91,283,550 shares in May 1929.
On the New York
Curb Exchange the sales for the month foot up no more
than 8,117,288 shares, as against 11,526,810 shares in
April and 22,763,240 shares in May 1930.
No less than
563 shares sold at new low figures for the year during
the
month
on
the
Stock
Exchange and 471 shares
attained new lows for 1931 on the New York Curb Exchange.
The most trying day of the month may. be said to have
been May 12, though there were other days of the month
when the declines for the month reached larger proportions.
The occasion for the collapse was the appearance in the
daily papers in the morning of that day of the statement
of the New York Central RR. for the March quarter.
This
was bad far beyond expectations.
The action of the board
of directors of the company in March in reducing the divi¬
dend from a basis of 8% per annum to 6% had prepared
the public for an unfavorable showing, but nothing quite
like what the actual results disclosed.
It appeared from
these figures that the company had earned absolutely nothing
for the stock in this period of three months, that, indeed,
it had fallen $144,913 short of meeting .even its own fixed
charges;-this comparing with a surplus ■ above the fixed
charges for the same three months of 1930 in amount of
$8,471,257 and a surplus of no less than $14,992,639 in the
first three months of 1929.
On Friday, May 22, the steel
stocks and U. S. Steel common in particular, were adversely
affected by some utterances of President James A. Farrell
of the Steel Corporation inveighing against the cutting of
prices by competitors and against reductions in wages.
A decision of the United States Supreme Court on Monday,
May 18,-upholding the chain store tax law.of the State of
Indiana dealt a blow against the chain store stocks. The railroad share list, or some one of the "rails" generally
led new breaks in the market,: but quite as frequently
United States Steel assumed the leadership in a new down¬
ward plunge.
Quite a few additional railroads announced
lower dividend payments, in addition to those enumerated
in our reviews for earlier months; but still more numerous
were the dividend reductions and suspensions among indus¬
trial and miscellaneous companies.
The full list of the divi¬
dend changes can be studied, as already noted, by examining
the list given in the earlier part of this article.
Stocks like
New York Central and United States Steel were conspicuous
for the extent of their declines, but so also were many other
stocks in the high-grade list.
New York Central dropped
from 100 May 1 to 77% May 29, this being the lowest
figure since leb. 21 of the year 1922.
United States Steel
common dropped from 121 May
1 to 89% May 29, or
the lowest point touched since Feb. 15 1922.
Atchison
dropped from 174 May 7 to 143 May 29; Delaware & Hudson
from 135 May 1 to 116% May 29;
Illinois Central from
62 May 1 to 46% May 29; Norfolk & Western from 185
May 7 to 156 May 29; Southern Pacific from 89% May 1
to 72% May 29; and Union Pacific from 173% May 9 to
148 May 27.
It will be noted that in ail these instances
the lowest prices of the month wrere recorded on the last
business day of the month, namely May 29.
In the indus¬
trial list Allied Chemical & Dye fell from 128% May 1
to 103% May 27 and closed May 29 at 105; American Can
dropped from 114% May 1 to 93% May 7 and closed May 29
MONTHLY REVIEW
at 95; Amer. Tel. & Tel. fell from 185 May 8 to 162%
May 25, and closed May 29 at 164%. Auburn Automobile
went through its customary gyrations; opening May 1 at
214%, it rose to 256% May 11, then tumbled to 152 May 29,
but closing on that day at 157%.
J. I. Case fell from 84%
May 1 to 62% May 27.
Fox Film A dropped from 21%
May 1 to 11% May 21, and recovered to 15 May 29.
Para¬
mount Publix declined from 32% May 1 to 21% May 26
and closed May 29 at 22%.
Radio Keith Orpheum class A
dropped from 18% May 9 to 12 May 28, closing May 29
at 12%.
General Electric fell from 46% May 9 to 37%
May 26 and closed May 29 at 38%.
General Motors fell
from 44% May 11 to 34 May 29; Kennecott Copper moved
down from 22% May 9 to 16% May 29; Sears, Roebuck
& Co. declined from 56% May 9 to 47% May 19 and closed
May 29 at 49%.
National Power & Light dropped from
31% May 1 to 21% May 29 and North American from 72%
May 11 to 61% May 26, with the elose May 29 at 63%;
Radio Corp. of America declined from 21% May 9 to 14
May 26, and closed May 29 at 14%; Standard Gas & Elec.
tumbled from 74% May 8 to 58% May 29 and closed May 29
at 58%; Texas Corp. declined from 23% May 1 to 18%
May 18, and closed May 29 at 19%.
Vanadium Corp. of
America dropped from 46% May 9 to 25% May 27 and
closed May 29 at 26%.
Bond prices also moved very much lower, except in the
case
U.
of
Government securities and gilt-edged bonds
S.
like Atch. Top. & Santa
Fe gen. 4s, which sold up from
98% May 1 to 101 May 23, and closed May 29 at 100%.
On the other hand, there are a host of other issues where
the losses were exceedingly heavy.
Thus St. Louis-San
Francisco cons. 4%s fell from 66% May 12 to 43% May 29;
Chic. Mil. St. Paul & Pac. 5s, series A, from 63% May 9
to 52 May 29; Illinois Central St. L. & N. O. 5s A from 96%
May 9 to 89 May 22, with the close May 29 at 90; Southern
Pacific gold 4%s from 96 May 9 to 90 May 29; and Missouri
Pacific gen. 4s from 66% May 12 to 57% May 29.
Foreign
Government bonds were also mostly lower, with sharp
First
First Liberty
In the following we show the fluctuations
during May of a few domestic and foreign bonds to indicate
the general trend of the bond market.
101'%
1932-1947—"
4)4s 1947-1952....
4s 1944-1954
...
3)4s 1946-1956-...
3)4s 1943-1947
3>4s 1940-1943—.
3)43 1941-1943
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
a
May 2.
i May
102203,
104%
104
10422,2
112*%
May 2 105%
1121032 May 6 114%
103"%
May 19
May 20
<11322,2
al012%
107'% May 5 1092®32 May 21
May 4 1072232 May 20
102
May 5 1032833 May 21
1012% May 6 1031632 May 20
1012%
1012832 May 4 1031% May 20
108%
1061%
102%
109%
106%
May 6.
d May 5.
m May 27.
6 May 4.
c
* May 13.
28.
1012782 May 2 1022% May 20
1022833 May 1 10316»2 May 19
Loan—
Fourth Liberty
Treasury
Mag 29.
1022832
Conv 4)4s
4)48 of
Highest.
Loan—
1932-1947
1932-1947.....
3)43
Last
Sale
Lowest.
Mag 1.
e
May 13.
<107231
103%
1022',,
10221,,
/ May 14.
h May 10-
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE;
MonthofMay—'
1931.
46,659,525
62,823,100
14,237,900
1930.
78,340,030
$
166,062,700
47,490,500
6,879,000
171,705,500
46,203,500
8,968,450
183,915,500
68,350,500
13,618,000
238,708,000
220,432,200
226,877,450
265,884,000
273,349,6^0
416,075,460
468,320,270
759,752,000
316,203,000
73,173,050
shares
value)—
Stock sales—No. of
Bond sales (par
902,778,500
285,602,500
$
161,647,000
Railroad & miscell
State, munic. & foreign
United States Govt—
Total bond sales
1929.
91,283,550
,
1928.
82,398,724
8
$
Jan. 1 to May 31—
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par value)
Railroad & miscell
State, munlc. & foreign
United States Govt—-
8
8
753,515,000
259,150,150
53,930,050
47,569,400
VOLUME OF BUSINESS ON
901,654,950
373,216,125
77,294,750
THE CURB EXCHANGE.
1931.
Stock sales—No. of shares
/1930.
8,117,288
Month of Mag—
22,763,240
Bond sales (par value)—
•
V
1929.
64,405,000
4,117,000
3,371,000
Foreign corporate
sales—.7
24,346,931
8
2,874,000
3,087,000
Foreign Government--
1928.
35,954,099
%
81,843,000
Domestic
Total bond
351.779,893
8
.
1,149,128,650 1,235,950,400 1,066,595,200 1,412,065,825
Total bond sales
31,357,000
2,730,000
64,738,000
11,344,000
4,345,000
3,163,000
87,804,000
71,893,000
37,250,000
80,427,000
55,021,235
117,127,915
166,378,149
79,338,765
Jan. 1 to Mag 31—
Stock sales—No. of shares
Domestic-....
-_
Total bond sales
390,876,000
11,734,000
further
8
17,458,000
223,639,500
16,838,500
19,071,500
394,682,000
41,402,000
20,813,000
355,960,000
259.549,500
456.897,000
THE MONEY MARKET
A
'
8
311,110,000
22,750,000
22,100,000
420,068,000
—
Foreign Government..
Foreign corporate
8
8
Bond sales (par value)—
declines in the different Latin American issues and also the
Australian issues.
Range During May 1931.
Sale.
Government Bonds.
accentuation
of
DURING MAY 1931.
ease
in
the
money
market
occurred during May and the causes are found entirely in
the action of the Federal Reserve banks in further reducing
their
buying rates for bankers' acceptances and also in
lowering their rates of rediscount.
These re¬
a short time previously
no one would have deemed likely.
The numerous reductions
in the buying rates for acceptances in April and the pre¬
ceding months have been outlined in our narratives for
those months.
The last previous notice in April came on
Monday, April 27 and left the buying rate on bills running
from 1 to 45 days at 1%% and the rate on bills running
from 46 to 120 days at 1 % %,with the buying rate for bills hav¬
ing a maturity from 121 to 180 days at 2 %. On Wednesday,
May 6, for the third time in two weeks, the New York
still further
Opening
Railroad and Industrial Bonds.
Closing
Price
Range for Mag.
Price
Mag 1
May29
1931.
Lowest.
Highest.
1931.
Atch Topeka & S Fe gen 4s
1995
99 M
98 M May
Atl Coast Line 1st cons 4s
1952
96 M
96
May
98
May
96)4
Bait & Ohio gen 4s series A
1948
97 M
92
97 M May
99
May
98 %
88
Convertible
4)^s
1960
Central of Georgia 5s series C-—1959
99 M
o87M
Ches & Ohio ref & imp
101
Boston & Maine 1st 5s
1967
Ches Corp cons 5s
4>£s B—1995
-May 15 1947
Chic Milw & St P gen 4s.
Chic Milw St P & Pac 5s
Chic & North West
conv
1989
ser
4%s
C C C & St L 4^s series E
Erie ref & imp 5s of 1927
A-1975
ser
A '49
1977
1967
Ref & imp 5s of 1930
1975
Gt Nor gen 4^s series E__
1977
111 Central St L & N O 5s A—1963
Kansas City South ref & imp 5s. 1950
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 4s
2003
Mo-Kan-Tex Ry cum adj 5s
Missouri Pacific gen 4s
1967
1975
N Y Chic & St L 4^8 series C..1978
N Y N H & Hartf 1st & ref 4 ^s. 1967
N Y Ont & West ref 4s.
-
1992
Pennsylvania RR deb g 4>48-—1970
St L-San Fran gen 4s series A—1950
88
98 M May
86 M May
100 M
99 M
&80M
59
78 H
May
91
May
May
80 M May
52
May
97
66 M May
97
May
74
72 M May
Southern Ry deb 4s series A
*86)4
101)4
84
91
May
83)4
63 >4 May
52
82 % May
66)4
100
May
97
71M May
96 M May
98 % May
89
95 M
87 M May
684 M
84 M May
87
72 M May
81M May
66 % May
84 h May
72)4
57)4
94 >4 May
92)4
50)4
93)4
74
c79
61M
77M
91M
46
95 M
74 M
May
57 M May
70M May
91M May
45
May
93 M May
58 M May
43 M May
77 >$ May
72)4
72)4
97
96 >4 May
100
May
53
90
87)4
May
85
70)4
May
97 >4 May
76 >4 May
62 M
1956
81
90
May
96
81
May
78
58)4
43)4
78)4
May
76 X May
60
May
1969
1952
1944
78 M
74
Amer & Foreign Pow deb 5s
Brooklyn Union Elev 1st 5s
2030
82 M
May
56 H May
76 H May
1950
90
90
Central Steel 1st 8s
1941 al.ll
109
5s
98)4
87)4 May
102 % May
100
May
90 M
Western Maryland 1st 4s
1949
d72
Dodge Brothers 6s
1940
85 M
Gen Theatres equip deb 6s
Internet Paper 5s series A
1940
85
May
May
May
May
46 M
28
1947
72 M
deb 4)48--1939
Liggett & Myers Tobacco 7s
1944
89 M
62 H May
87
May
Internat T & T
92 >4 May
101 % May
96 M
Alleghany Corp coll trust 5s
4>4s
100)4
79 J4 May
79 % May
94 M
Southern Pacific gold
conv
May
1978
Con 4>4s series A
Collateral &
101
conv
122
122
Shubert Theatre 6s
1942
14
7
Skelly Oil 5>4s
1939
65
42
Warner Bros Pictures 6s
1939
43
25
May
May
May
May
May
48 X
Paramount-Famous-Lasky 6s.—1947
90 M
78
66 >4 May
81X May
90
<76)4
60
76 >4 May
84
56)4
May
76)4
91X May
114
May
87 >4 May
47 >4 May
72 X May
90 Ji May
125
91
rol09
85
28
64
87
May
124
90 >4 May
15
May
79
65
May
45
45
May
38)4
May
48
11
Foreign Bonds—
43
May
55
88 M
62
1959
89
58
May
May
89 H May
6s of June 1925
External 5>4s
1962
c81
60
May
Antloqula (Dept) 7s series A... 1945
Argentine (Govt) 6s series A.-.1957
Australia 5s of 1925
External loan 5s of 1927
External 4 Ms of 1928.
Berlin (City) 6s
Bolivia
60M
1956
53 M
1958
6)48 Of 1927
1969
31
1941
66
64
M
(City) 5s
6s
1957
1958
6s
Sept. 1961
External sinking fund 6s
1963
External sinking fund..
1960
Columbia (Rep) 6s of 1928_Oct. 1961
Columbia Mtge Bank 7s of 1927.1947
d50M
e43
673M
74
74
59 M
62
105
(Rep) 7s
1949
German International 5Ms
Minas Gereas (State) 6Ms
1965
80M
1958
a40M
1958
New South
Wales 5s
56
Peru (Republic)
7s
a40
1957
61
60 >4 May
55)4
49 M May
69
May
55 >4 May
50
78)4 May
1(9)4 May
70)4
May
56
14
31
May
19
May
71
May
May
99 X May
39 % May
55
May
35)4
Queensland
External
(State) 7s
6s
Rio de Janeiro (City) 8s
Rio Grande do Sul 8s
(Republic) 8s._/
Federal
33
39 % May
50
May
50
May
48 >* May
41M May
50
May
100 % May
60
May
23)4 May
39 H May
40
May
31
May
Bank
made
a
new
reduction
in
its
bill
13^2%, the lower rate becoming effective the next day,
Friday, May 8.
This last was certainly a most notable
occurrence, as this l%%rate was found to have no parallel
anywhere in the world among Central banks. The records
were examined back to the
year 1760 and no instance found
of a Central bank rate lower than 2%.
The main concern
of the Federal Reserve authorities appeared to be the
possibility of further gold importations from Europe. The
country was told that the purpose in mind in the easy
money campaign in which the Reserve banks were engaged
was to force funds
away from New York with a view to
arresting the flow of gold to the United States and inciden¬
tally to stimulate the bond market and in turn through the
security markets in this country, to bring about a revival
of business activity in the United States.
But this policy
had been pursued with great persistency for over a year and a
half, without accomplishing any of the results so earnestly
desired.
Business in the United States had failed to revive
but instead had grown
steadily worse. The bond market,
improvement, had fallen into a
state of almost utter collapse as far as many of the principal
and most active issues dealt in on the Stock Exchange were
concerned.
Simultaneously, also, no cessation occurred in
the flow of gold to the United States.
far from
so
The
new
showing
any
cut in the rediscount rate
intended results
was
as
barren of the
all the
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previous steps in the carrying
out of the easy
money policy of the Federal Reserve System.
The very next week the Bank of England followed suit in
marking down its own discount rate from 3 % to 2 % %
This
last was most significant action. One of the
purposes which
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30 days; 1%% for bills of 31 to 90 days and 1%% for bills
of 91 to 120 days maturity. This was followed at the regular j
weekly meeting of the directors of the Federal Reserve Bank
of New York on May 7 by a reduction of the rediscount rate
in the New York Federal Reserve District from 2% to
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Reserve authorities
were
known
to
have
in mind
in
marking down their rediscount rates and in the recurring
cuts in their
buying rate for acceptances, was that of widening
the difference in
money levels between New York ana
London, the theory being that higher rate^ in London would
to deflect short term funds from the New York market
the London market and that the movement of gold in
serve
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as
to
turn would be deflected
away
of London.
from New York and in favor
But when the Bank of
England, immediately
following the reduction in the rediscount rate at New York
;
MONTHLY REVIEW
from 2
% to 134 %> reduced its own discount rate by the same
or 34 of 1%, it clearly appeared that the difference
favor of London was ample enough and hence that the
amount,
in
own standpoint.
when, as happened,
open market rates for bills in London likewise moved down,
merely trekking after the changes in bill rates by the Reserve
System, the result in the end being to leave the difference in
Reserve action had been needless from its
And the conclusion
was
all the stronger
favor of Great Britain the
same as
it
was
before.
However, considerations of this kind did not swerve the
Federal Reserve authorities from their course.
Further
reductions
in
the
purchasing rates for acceptances were
Wednesday, May 13, a new cut in the buying
rate for acceptances was made. For bills running from 1 to 15
days, the rate was reduced to 1%; for 16 to 120 days the
rate was 134%; for 150 to 180 days 134%• On Monday May
18 another step was taken in the downward process.
Instead
of the application of the 1% buying rate being limited to
maturities of 1 to 15 days, it was now extended so as to
cover bills of a maturity running all the way from 1 to 90
days; for 91 to 120 days the rate was left at 13^% and from
121 to 180 days 134%It should be added that following
the action on May 13, in reducing the buying rate of the
shorter maturities of acceptances to 1%, the Reserve banks
reduced their buying rate for bills purchased for their
foreign correspondents even lower than 1% per annum,
dropping it on such purchases to only V% of 1% per annum.
It was explained that this brought the foreign bill buying
rate into line with the new domestic buying rate for short
term bills.
The buying rate for foreign purchases of bills
usually is 34 of 1 % lower than the domestic bill buying rate,
for the reason that the bills handled in the domestic market
announced.
are
On
two-named
paper,
while the addition of the Federal
Reserve banks endorsement to such bills makes three-name
It was also stated that a change in the buying
foreign purchases is usual when changes are made
in the rates for domestic purchases, but that the relation
between the two is not an automatic arrangement.
Of course these repeated reductions in the bill rates of
the Federal Reserve Bank and in its rediscount rate, had the
acceptances.
rate for
effect of
driving rates still lower in all branches of the money
market.
They also had indirect collateral effects of large
moment.
For one thing the N. Y. Clearing house banks
found themselves obliged to cut still lower the rate of interest
allowed their customers on balances kept with the banks.
Accordingly this rate was reduced from 1% per annum to
only 34 of 1% per annum. All classes of deposits were
affected by the change in rates made by the Clearing House
Committee on May 18, effective Tuesday, May 19.
The
rate to be paid to banks and trust companies and private
bankers, excluding savings institutions, and to ordinary
depositors on credit balances payable on demand and on
credit balances payable within 30 days from demand the
rate was lowered from 1% to H of 1%.
On deposits in
mutual savings banks it was lowered from 1 34% to 1%.
On certificates of deposit, or time deposits by their terms
payable on or after 30 days, the rate was also reduced from
134% to 1%. Before the Stock Market crash in 1929 the
merchant and the business man were able to obtain 234%
wise reduced.
On the New York Stock Exchange the pre-'
vailing rate for call loans all through the month of May was
134%, except that from May 8 to May 12, inclusive, the
rate got as low as
1%.
On Friday, May 8, after renewals
had been put through at 1
34%, there was a drop in the rate
for new loans to
1%.
The folknving Monday all loans on
the Stock Exchange were at 1%, including renewals, this
being the first time since Sept. 9 1908, that this low figure
was quoted on renewals.
On Tuesday, May 12, after re¬
newals had again been put through at 1%, the rate for new
loans on call advanced to 1 34% and there was no deviation
from this figure of 134% the remainder of the month, either
in the
case
of
new
Exchange
it
was
a net
yield of 1 % after deducting the commission of
34% charged by the New York banks for handling loans
for outside lenders, whereas by allowing their balances to
remain as simple deposits they could obtain no more than
the lA% allowed on deposits.
The New York Federal Re¬
serve Bank also noted that
during the two weeks ended
May 27
the balances of out-of-town banks with New
York banks were reduced $108,000,000, while their loans to
brokers increased $48,000,000.
Similarly, although total
brokers loans placed by reporting New York City member
banks declined $97,000,000 during this period, the loans
placed by these banks for customers other than out-of-town
banks increased $24,000,000.
The result was that $169,000,000 of the New York banks' own brokers loans were
retired.
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obligatory likewise to reduce the rate of
thrift accounts.
On May 19 the after¬
carried the announcement that a cut by the
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developments
particularly noticeable in the call loan
branch of the money market, though rates on time loans also
weakened, while open market rates for acceptances were like¬
outlined above
was
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Here in New York the effects of the various
6 Months.
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were
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appeared that the Chase National Bank did not
stand alone in its action in reducing the rate of interest on
thrift accounts.
The Corn Exchange Bank & Trust Co.
had reduced the rate from 3% to 234% some weeks before.
The New York "Herald Tribune" the next morning (May 20)
in its news columns, remarked that "the downswing in
interest rates, hastened by a more vigorous Federal Reserve
policy, was forced anew into the consciousness of thrift
depositors yesterday when the Chase National Bank, the
Chemical Bank & Trust, and the Irving Trust Co. announced
that, as of June 1, they would lower the rate paid on special
interest accounts from 3% per annum to 2%."
It was also
stated that other commercial banks were likely to take similar
action in the near future, and, furthermore, the opinion was
expressed that after the current quarter depositors in many
of the mutual savings banks would have to be content with
3 34% interest on their funds instead of the prevailing rate
of 4%.
From* other parts of the country the story was
much the same, and interest rates on all classes of deposits
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soon
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on
declining earning
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to 2%, to take effect
June 1.
Comment on this step was to the effect that this
"sounded a warning to small depositors that they must be
prepared to earn less on their savings," to which was added
of interest mainly to the capitalist and the
1X@1 X
2
17
19
power had been
stock market.
5 Months.
Satur day
Sun day
20
the further statement that thus far the
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With yields so inordinately low
per annum
2
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small accounts from
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15
Chase National Bank had been made in the interest rate
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14
papers
LOAN RATES.
Mixed Collateral.
90 Days.
at first reduced to
noon
on
60 Days.
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on
OF TIME
30 Days.
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the banks found it
RECORD
May
1
interest allowed
nearly the
in this class of accommodation.
1
Other outsiders also
soft
even loans running for 6 months commanded no
higher than l34@l/4%.
It is to be said, however, that,
as in previous months, quotations for time loans were in
large measure nominal, the time money branch having con¬
tinued highly inactive, little or no business being transacted
1
But the matter did not end there.
was
result that
13
found themselves sufferers.
4;-'
The time loan branch of the market
entire month and rates further declined all around with the
12
2%, then to 134% and then to 1%, and
only lA of 1% as a result of Federal Reserve policy
in driving rates down to figures previously unheard of.
Outside the Stock
renewals.
or
on
possible for out-of-town banks and other lenders to
obtain
11
to
loans
call was obtainable all through the
% and the latter part of the month some
loaning on call was obtainable at the extremely low figure
of % of 1%.
As to the effect of the action of the Clearing
House in reducing; the rate of interest on demand deposits
from 1 % to A of 1 % the
Monthly Review of the New York
Federal Reserve Bank stated that the only noticeable effect
was a
tendency for out-of-town banks and other depositors
to employ their funds more
largely in the call loan market.
With the Stock Exchange call loan rate maintained at 1 34%,
money
entire month at 1
usiness depression the rate allowed
Ser annum on their bank balances. on these deposits was
With the advent of
now
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Rates for commercial paper
also moved further slightly
lower, and at the close of the month rates for choice names
of 4 to 6 months
maturity
were
2 @2 34%
as
against 234®
234% at the close of April. Names less well known were
quoted at 234®2?4%- Prime commercial paper was in
active demand throughout the month, but transactions were
restricted on account of the shortage of satisfactory offerings.
The New York Federal Reserve Bank said that although the
inducement of lower rates brought a certain amount of new
borrowing into the market, the supply of highest grade mate¬
rial was insufficient to meet the demand and there was a
rapid turnover of paper into investing institutions' portfolios.
"Reflecting the limited supply of paper, outstandings of
only $307,000,000 were reported to this Bank by 20 dealers
on April 30.
This figure was down 134% further from the
level of the previous month and showed a reduction of 45%
from the amount outstanding in April 1930."
As during April the noteworthy developments of the month
all concerned bankers acceptances.
The action of the Federal
Reserve banks in repeatedly reducing thbir buying rate for
acceptances (the rate got as low as 1 % on bills with a matur¬
ity of 1 to 90 days and only 34 of 1%, where bills were pur¬
chased for the foreign correspondents of the Reserve institu¬
tions) and also in reducing the rediscount rate of
the
2% to 134%, have been out¬
length further above, and it is only necessary
here that the open market rate for acceptances natur-
New York Reserve Bank from
lined at great
to say
MONTHLY REVIEW
12
the Reserve buying
ally followed the course downward of
rate.
The record of the open market for
fore one of continuous declines in rates,
at the end of the month bills running
acceptances is there¬
with the result that
from 30 days to 90
asked, with rates
rates for 150 and
The Federal Reserve
days were quoted at only 1 % bid and %%
for 120 days 134% bid and 1 % asked, and
days l%% bid and134% asked.
cutting their buying bill rate again and again dur¬
ing the month were in effect competing with the banks and
other buyers of bills for acceptances and in this phase of
180
banks in
their money policy they were no more successful than they
were in the other phases of it.
Notwithstanding their ex¬
tremely low buying rate, they were unable the latter part
of the month to add to their holdings of acceptances.
The
New York Reserve Bank makes this admission in its Monthly
Review, saying: "The recent reductions in Federal Reserve
buying rates for bills have not been followed by any large
increase in the bill holdings of the Reserve banks, but access
to Federal Reserve credit has been facilitated somewhat, and
bills have been offered to the Reserve banks a little more
freely when funds have been needed in the money market."
holdings of
The Federal Reserve statements show that the
acceptances by the 12 Reserve banks after rising from $169,765,000 April 29 to $193,869,000 May 6, steadily declined
1213476509
thereafter and
The Month¬
only $124,501,000 May 27.
were
ly Review of the New York Federal Reserve Agent also
further discusses the-bill market
follows:
as
in bill rates,
as
the result of which unendorsed bills
offered by dealers in the latter part of the month at
were
X of 1% for 30
for 4 months, and \M% for 5 and 6 months.
declines during the month of H of 1 % for the ma¬
day maturities, 1%
to 90
These rates show net
turities up to
120 days and of X of 1% for the longer bills.
May the requirements of New York City banks
"In the first week of
for funds resulted in the offering of larger amounts of bills to the
week,
next
substantial
conditions in the
dealers' portfolios remained nearly constant at a
figure for the balance of the month, and, on the whole,
bill market
were
The bill holdings of the Federal Reserve
rather quiet.
banks tended downward after the increase in the first week of the
but as the
dealers
Following a further slight increase during the
and to the Reserve Bank.
accompanying diagram shows,
month,
they remained at a level well
above the February and March low points, whereas during the
correspond¬
ing months of 1930 and 1929 Reserve Bank bill portfolios were declining.
"The amount of acceptances
outstanding was reduced $45,000,000 dur¬
ing April to $1,422,000,000, and during the same period the amount
bills held
to
as
investments by the group of accepting
the American Acceptance
holdings rose
serve
of
institutions reporting
Council declined $62,000,000.
Federal Re¬
meanwhile by a net amount of $39,000,000.
Out¬
standings on April 30 were slightly higher than on the corresponding date
of 1930,
to a
the frst year-to-year increase to be shown since September,
due
comparatively slight seasonal decline so far in 1931."
PRIME
May
Secured by
BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES.
Call Loans
1931
Accept'
30 Days
60 Days
9(5 Days
120 Days
150 Days
180 Days
ces Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask Bid & Ask
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changes in the rediscount rates of the Federal
Reserve
banks
Reserve
Bank
the
reduction
of New
in
the
rate
York from 2%
of
the
Federal
134%, effective
Friday, May 8, has already been referred to further above.
It has also been pointed out that this is not only the lowest
rate ever quoted by any of the Federal Reserve banks, but
is also lower than any discount rate by any Central bank
in the world, the search of the record disclosing no lower
rate at any time than 2%. Nine other Reserve banks made
reductions in their rediscount rates during the month. The
most noteworthy of these was the reduction from 2 34 % to 2 %
on May 6, effective May 7, in the rediscount rate of the
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston.
will
RATES FOR MONEY AT NEW YORK
Week
1931.
May 16.
Stock Exchange—
week (mixed & Indus.collat.)l
@1X
Week's average (mixed & Indus.collat.)
12-5
Time Loans (Mixed & Indusi. Collateral)—
May 23.
May 30.
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May 9.
Ended—
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Thirty days
Sixty days
-
Ninety days
months
Five months..
-
Four
—
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Six months
Commercial Paper—
Double and single names:
Prime 4 to 5 months
Good
THE
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,
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THE
FEDERAL
RESERVE
BANKS—BROKERS'
The record of
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RETURNS
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MEMBER
LOANS.
brokers' loans, as shown by the weekly
reporting member banks in New York
statements of the
City, is a record of further large contraction, reflecting the
collapse of the stock market. The total of these loans
after dropping from $1,849,000,000, April 15, to $1,730,-
new
declined further to $1,699,000,000, May 6,
$1,671,000,000, May 13; to $1,631,000,000, May 20,
and to $1,574,000,000, May 27, showing a contraction for
the six weeks of $275,000,000. The only other feature about
these loans worthy of special notice is that the loans made
for account of the out-of-town banks, after a long period of
shrinkage, revealed some increase the last two weeks of the
month, while loans "for account of others" likewise showed
some recovery the last half of the month. This was attributed
to the fact that under the reduction in the rates of interest
on deposits made
by the New York Clearing House in¬
stitutions effective May 19 these depositors as simple
000,000, April 29,
to
"During May the principal development in the discount market was
the further decline
Reserve Bank all reduced from 3 % to 2 34%
On May 14 the Richmond Reserve Bank
reduced from 3}/$% to 3% effective May 15. On May 20 the
Kansas City Reserve Bank reduced from 334% to 3% effec¬
tive May 21, and on May 21 the San Francisco Reserve Bank
lowered its rate from 3% to 234% effective May 22.
and the St. Louis
effective May 9.
to
This reduction
came,
it
depositors will be able to net only 34 of 1 %, while by having
the money loaned out for them on the Stock Exchange at
134%, 1% wiH remain over after deducting the service
charge of 34% which the Clearing House banks exact as a
service charge.
The loans made by the reporting member
banks for their own account after rising from $1,268,000,000,
April 29, to $1,360,000,000, May 13, declined to $1,191,000,000, May 27.
On the other hand the loans made for
account of the out-of-town banks, after falling from $243,000,000, April 29, to $159,000,000, May 13, were back to
$207,000,000, May 27, and the loans "for account of others,"
after falling from $219,000,000, April 29, to $152,000,000,
May 13, were back to $176,000,000, May 27.
The monthly statements of borrowings by Stock Exchange
members compiled by the Stock Exchange itself confirmed
the indications of a sharp contraction in broker borrowing,
as reflected in
the weekly figures of the Federal Reserve
Bank of New York. The Stock Exchange figures showed a
further contraction in borrowing by members of the Exchange
during May in amount of $216,444,474 reducing the grand
total of such borrowing down to $1,434,683,650 on May 31,
against $1,651,128,124, April 30, and 1,908,810,494 on
March 31. At $1,434,683,650, May 31, the amount was again
smaller than at any previous date back to the time when the
Stock Exchange first began compiling the figures, which
was in January 1926.
There is little to say about the figures relating to the
Federal Reserve Banks themselves.
credit
The amount of Reserve
outstanding, as measured by the bill
holdings, was somewhat smaller at the end
at the end of April.
In the week from April
these holdings increased from $923,572,000 to
but thereafter there
was
a
and security
of May than
29 to May 6,
$943,522,000,
reduction each week to $876,-
These changes followed almost entirely
holdings of acceptances
purchased in the open market.
These acceptance holdings
as already noted in the earlier portions of this article, after
rising from $169,765,000, April 29 to $192,869,000, May 6,
fell to $124,501,000, May 27. The discount holdings of the
12 Reserve banks followed an irregular course from week
to week, declining first from $155,151,000, April 29, to
$144,904,000, May 13, then increasing again to $152,852,000,
May 27. Holdings of United States government securities
showed scarcely any change at all, being reported at $598,306,000, April 29, and at $598,368,000, May 27.
The
489,000, May 27.
as a
result of the fluctuations in the
amount of Federal Reserve notes in
circulation continued to
expand except for a reduction in one single week.
The
amount, May 27, stood at $1,551,808,000 against $1,527,740,000, April 29.
Gold holdings, as a result of the large
importations of the metal,- continued to expand and May 27
were
$3,259,273,000,
as
against $3,174,709,000, April 29.
be
observed, the day before the action of the New
York Reserve Bank in lowering its rate; and the Boston
bank is also next lowest to that of the New York Reserve
Bank of 134%Several other reductions by the different
Reserve banks also came a day or two earlier than the
reduction by the New York Reserve institution.
The cut
in the rate of the
Philadelphia Reserve Bank from 3 34 % to 3 %
day with the reduction of the Boston rate.
The Dallas Reserve Bank on May 7, lowered its rediscount
rate from 334% to 3%, effective May 8. This was a day later
than the action of the New York Reserve Bank. On May 8,
the Cleveland Reserve Bank, the Chicago Reserve Bank,
came on
the
same
COURSE
OF
STERLING
EXCHANGEJgDURING MAY.
Sterling exchange moved somewdiat irregularly during the
month of May, with the fluctuations narrow, but with the
tone all the time firm and the trend distinctly upward even
if only by small fractions, following the rise in previous
months.
The fluctuations were largely in response to the
action of the Federal Reserve authorities in repeatedly
marking down their buying rate for bankers' acceptances,
the purpose of which was avowedly to influence supplies of
loanable funds awny from New York to London, and like¬
wise in response to the reduction in the New York Reserve
13
MONTHLY REVIEW
Bank's rediscount rate
on
May 7, effective May 8, from
1 %%, this last being, as already
lowest rediscount rate ever established
to
but the lowest rate
ever
2%
noted, not only the
by
any
Reserve Bank
named by any central
bank in the
world, the records showing no lower central bank rate at
any time since 1760 than 2%.
The buying rate for accept¬
ances was reduced to fantastically low figures—so low that
Canadian exchange was quoted at a
the whole month but there
was no
discount throughout
suggestion of gold imports
from the Dominion.
THE
CONTINENTAL
French francs
AND
OTHER
FOREIGN EXCHANGES.
substantially higher during May,
moved
probably for the same reason as in the case of sterling rates
on London,
namely the exceedingly low rate to be obtained
possibility of ever seeing
on bankers' balances here for short time investments, due
such a diminutive charge for banking credit and distinctly
largely to the action of the Federal Reserve banks in reduc¬
raising the question whether such a low charge for the use
their buying rate for acceptances and
of money or credit covered the expense of the business.
On ing the rediscount rate of the New Yorkalso the reduction
in
Federal Reserve
May 6 for the third time in two weeks the Federal Reserve Bank
from 2% to 1%%.
The relation of the cuts in rates
Bank marked down its bill buying rate, this time to 1%%
here to the course of sterling exchange, is outlined in our
for bills up to 30 days and 1% % for bills with a maturity of
remarks above concerning sterling exchange.
A further
31 to 90 days.
These rates represented reductions of % of
point worth noting is that in buying bills for their foreign
1% from the last previous reduction made on April 27.
correspondents, the Federal Reserve buying rate for accept¬
Cable transfers on London, which previously had been
ances is
always slightly lower th$n the Reserve bank's buy¬
selling at 4.86% or slightly less, touched 4.86 17-32 on May
ing rate for its own account since bills bought for foreign
6, 4.86 9-16 on May 7 ana 4.86% May 8, this last being the
banks carry the additional guarantee of the Federal Reserve
highest figure of the year up to that date. But on May 14
Bank.
On this occasion the Reserve bank's buying rate for
the rate was back to 4.86 3-16.
On May 13, however, the
Federal Reserve Bank again reduced its buying rate for foreign banks dropped to only % of 1%, a figure too low it
was believed to favor the retention of French balances here,
acceptances running from 1 to 15 days to only 1% per
evgn though money is virtually unlendable in Paris.
Cable
annum, with the rate 1%% for maturities of 16 to 120 days.
transfers on Paris, May 29 were quoted at 3.91 9-16@
The idea was to leave a wide margin between the New
3.91 13-16 as against 3.90% @3.91 on Mayl. The Bank of
York bill rates and the New York Reserve discount rate on
France continued to show small additions to its gold hold¬
the one hand and the London open market bill rate and the
ings, but these are supposed to have represented hoarded
Bank-of England rate on the other, but on Thursday,
coin for exchange into bank notes.
This latter movement
May 14, the Bank of England which seemed as solicitous to
has been in progress since 1928, and receipts of coin for
influence the flow of funds away from New York and
exchange at first were large and then fell off, but apparently
towards London as our Federal Reserve authorities, reduced
small amounts still keep dribbling in.
In its statement for
its own discount rate by % of 1%, marking it down from
the week ending May 9 the Bank of France reported an
3% to 2%%, which rather suggested that the Bank of
increase of 6,786,558 francs in its gold holdings; in the week
England authorities thought a margin of 1% between the
ending May 16 an increase of 3,385,389 francs; in the week
New York rediscount rate and the Bank of England rate was
sufficient for the purpose.
The rate for cable transfers at ending May 23 an increase of 4,602,438 francs and in the
week ending May 30 an increase of 2,000,000 francs.
New York on London now stiffened again, the range Friday,
In exchange on Germany the feature was a sharp break
May 15 being 4.86%@4.86 7-16 and Saturday, May 16,
in the mark on Tuesday, May 26, after the Whitsuntide
4.86%@4.86 7-16.
The following Monday, May 18, the
holidays.
The early part of May the rate here on Berlin
New York Federal Reserve Bank once more stepped into the
showed a rising tendency, as in the case of so many other of
scene, as already noted in our remarks further above with
the European exchanges, and on May 12 cable transfers
reference to the money market.
It now widened the applica¬
touched 23.82% as against a range of 23.81%@23.81% on
tion of the 1% rate for buying acceptances so as to cover
May 1.
On Monday, May 25, the quotation was still
maturities running from 1 to 90 days, instead of the previous
1 to 15 days.
Cable transfers on London now (May 18) got 23.80%@23.81 but on Tuesday, May 26, there was a drop
to 23,.74% and on subsequent days of the month even lower
back to 4.86% and on May 22 and May 23 touched 4.86%,
figures were touched or 23.74%. The reason for the sudden
a new high for the year though after that rates shaded off
drop was not clearly understood, but is supposed to have
somewhat owing to the financial disturbances in Austria and
been related to the financial upheaval which Austria had
the decline in the German mark with sales of cable transfers
experienced. It was said that due to a sharp decline on the
on Friday, May 29 (Saturday, May 30 being Memorial Day,
Berlin Boerse
and continued uncertainty regarding the
and a holiday) at 4.86 7-16@4.86%, which compares with
Viennese banking situation, a flight of capital from Berlin
4.86% at the opening on May 1.
set in, though as far as could be learned no New York credits
It should be said that the reduction in the Bank of England
were withdrawn.
Because of the close relations between
rate on May 14 from 3% to 2%%, the lowest rate in effect
Berlin and Vienna, the critical conditions which developed
since 1909, brought the Bank rate closer in line with the
bill rate in the open market in London.
For many weeks in Austria were unquestionably a depressing feature. The
troubles in Austria grew out of the embarrassment of the
the open market bill rate had been virtually pegged at
Kreditanstalt fur Handel und Gevrerbe, the biggest private
2 9-16% for three months bills at the instance of the Bank
bank in Austria.
The Austrian Government and banks
of England.
Shortly before the reduction in the Bank of
England rate the peg was removed and the open market found it incumbent to come to the rescue by agreeing to
advance $23,000,000.
To obtain the sums needed it was
rate for three months bills dropped to 2 5-16%. :■ Following
stated in a Vienna cablegram to the New York "Times" on
the reduction in the buying rate for acceptances at New York
May 12 the Austrian Government must float a foreign loan
on May 13 the rate for two and three months bills in London
dropped to 2 1-16%.
The latter part of the month three for which it must first obtain permission from the League
Control Commission which had been summoned to meet at
months' bills in London Were quoted at 2 1-16 @2 %%.
Geneva.
The cablegram stated that Austria planned to
Besides the reduction in the Bank of England rate, the Bank
issue its proposed new National Loan through the Bank for
of the Netherlands on Friday, March 15, lowered its dis¬
International Settlements and that as the Kreditanstalt liad
count rate from 2%%, the rate in effect since Jan. 23 1931,
more than
$100,000,000 in foreign obligations the;rumor
to 2%, the lowest figure recorded by this Bank since 1853,
and the latter part of the month a feeling grew up that the
prevailed that its position had been made unexpectedly
reductions in central bank rates in New York, London and
precarious by the withdrawal for political purposes of
It wras also stated that the
Amsterdam were not altogether well advised.
The sterling French short-term loans.
Austrian Government would advance $14,250,000 -while
rate continued firm with respect to French francs, though
no one
would have dreamed of the
at times
easing, and the Bank of England was able to con¬
gold holdings. The Bank's return for
the week ending May 6 showed an increase in the gold
holdings of £1,255,128; the return for the week ending
May 13 a further gain of £1,521,307; the return for the week
ending May 20, a gain of £1,201,865 and that for the week
ending May 27 a gain £872,341.
The Bank was able to
secure most of the gold offered in the open market London.
As to the movement of gold to and from the United States,
this consisted mainly of importations of the metal from
Argentina and some of the other Latin American countries,
and the receipt of another large block of the metal from
France which had been engaged for shipment the latter part
tinue to reenforco its
of
April.
the
_
The New York Federal Reserve Bank summarizes
movement
follows: "A
net gain
of
approximately
$69,000,000 to the monetary gold stock of the county
occurred during May chiefly as the result of the receipt of
$40,030,000 of gold from Argentina, $15,650,000 from
France, $3,240,000 from Colombia, $983,000 from Mexico,
$964,000 from China, and $850,000 from Japan, as well as
something over $1,000,000 in small amounts from other
foreign sources.
In addition there was a decrease of $3,000,000 in gold held under earmark for foreign account at the
Boston Reserve Bank, partly offset by a special export of
$600,000 of gold to Mexico. The net gain to the gold stock
in the first five months of 1931 is estimated at about $202,000,000, as against $233,000,000 acquired in the January to
May period of 1930."
as
approximately $4,250,000 each would be provided by the
banking house of Roths¬
National Bank of Austria and the
child,
wras
the principal shareholder in the
claimed that the Kreditanstalt had
Kreditanstalt.
incurred
a
It
loss of
$8,500,000 by its rescue of the Bodenkreditanstalt, when
the latter became insolvent at the end of 1929. 1 Further
heavy losses were caused by the depreciation of shares held
as collateral.
The remainder of the loss was attributed to
the failure of commercial undertakings in which the Bank
was
interested,
and 1931.
reserves
many
of which became insolvent during 1930
and open
and its losses were estimated at
The Bank had a capital of $18,000,000
of
$5,000,000
$20,000,000.
The troubles of this
wide and increasingly
Austrian institution seemed to have a
disturbing effect
as
the month pro¬
gressed, though the development of plans for relief appeared
to be making satisfactory progress.
A Vienna cablegram
May 26 to the New'York "Evening Post" stated
that
Austria's financial situation had been improved over night
of a cablegram from Montagu Norman,
England, saying that he approved
of the reconstruction measures for the Kreditanstalt.
It
was stated in the cablegram that help would be forthcoming
by
the
receipt
Governor of the Bank of
provided by the Rothschild banking house of London,
Anglo-International Bank of London, Lazard Freres of
a big Dutch Bank.
It wras also reported that
other French and German groups had offered to help the
Kreditanstalt.
On May 28 a cablegram to the New York
to be
the
Paris and
14
MONTHLY KEVIEW
"Times" stated that
funds from the German market, following the break
ment issue
with the uncertainties arising out of the,
German-Austrian situation. Cable transfers on Amsterdam
showed a decline in the guilder from 40.20@40,21% May 1
to 40.15@40.153^ May 16, but then a recovery to 40.213^@
40.2234 May 29 occurred.
Doubtless the low bill rates in
the New York market had something to do with this rise
in the rate of the guilder and also with the almost con¬
tinuous advance in the Swiss franc, cable transfers for which
were 19.34Mj@19.35M May 29 as against only 19.2634@
19.2634 on May 1.
The Scandinavian exchanges moved
irregularly, but mostly towards slightly higher levels, in
unison with the advances in the rates on so many of the
other Continental centres.
The Danish crown for cable
transfers was 26.78@26.7834 May 29 against 26.76^4@
26.77M May 1 and the Norwegian crown for cable transfers
was
26.7834@26.7834 May 29 against 26.7734@26.77%
May 1. The Swedish crown several times during the month
sold as high as 26.82 for cable transfers, but was 26.81
May 29 against 26.8034@26.81 May 1.
The Spanish
peseta suffered a further sharp slump.
Political develop¬
ments
were
not altogether
favorable, rioting and 'dis¬
orders, with anti-clerical fanaticism, occurring in many
cities of Spain, but perhaps the most depressing influence
was the action
of the Supreme Banking Council of Spain
in proposing to the Government an increase in the note
circulation to the maximum authorized by law.
;
In exchange on South America
continued
weakness
marked the course of rates on Argentina and Uruguay., The
Argentine peso, notwithstanding the huge gold exportations *
to the United States, dropped further from 32.10@3234 for
cable transfers May 1 to 3034@30.44 on May 29.*.' As
noted further above no less than $40,030,000 gold was
received in the United States from Argentina during May, in
addition to the large previous arrivals of the metal.
These
shipments were part of the policy of the provisional Govern¬
ment to serve the foreign debt with gold until Argentina's
balance of international payments shall swing in the other
direction.
They however failed to prevent a sharp decline
in the price of Argentine Government issues in this market
or
sufficed to arrest the decline in the Argentine paper
pesos.
On May 22 the Bank of the Natioii in Argentina
reduced its discount rate from 7% to 634% and on May 29
made a further reduction to 6%.
The Uruguayan peso
dropped from 65.27@66 May 1 to 54.57@56% May 28 and
had been
with
to
a bill authorizing an Austrian Govern¬
guarantee the liabilities of the Kreditanstalt
adopted by the Finance Committee of Parliament,
only eight votes of the Heimwehr Party against it.
All of the other political parties, it was stated, were agreed
the absolute necessity for the measure, which was
expected to prevent the breakdown of the whole of Austrian
industry and the consequent enormous increase in unemploy¬
ment.
On May 29 Associated Press advices from Basle
(Switzerland) stated that the Bank for International Settle¬
ments had announced that as a means of improving the
on
situation created in Austria because of the difficulties of the
Kreditanstalt
an arrangement had been concluded by which
largest central banks and the World Bank would
place at the disposition of the National Bank of Austria
credits for use when needed.
The schilling on Vienna showed
less depreciation than might have been expected in the
circumstances, cable transfers on Vienna having declined
only from 14.08 May 5 to 14.06)^ May 28 with the range
May 29 14.06)^ @14.07. Germany received further amounts
of gold estimated at $4,800,000 for the month from Russia.
German bankers, however, were represented as not parti¬
cularly enthusiastic about these gold receipts, inasmuch as
Russia bought equivalent amounts of foreign bills on the
German market, leaving the Bank of Germany's holdings of
foreign bills and gold (the two together forming the legal
cover) no larger than before. The Bank of Germany in its
statement for the first quarter of May, showed an increase
in gold and bullion holdings of 1,464,000 marks, in the
second quarter an increase of 421,000 marks, in the third
quarter an increase of 131,000 marks and in the final quarter
an increase of 19,907,000 marks.
The Italian lire showed
only minor fluctuations, cable transfers May 29 being quoted
at 5.23 7-16@5.23 9-16 against 5.23^ @5.23 11-16 May 1.
the
10
In the rates
on
the Continental centres of the countries
which remained neutral during the War, the fluctuations in
the Dutch guilder and the Swiss franc attracted particular
attention.
Reference has already been made above to the
Friday, May 15 in the discount rate of the Na¬
tional Bank of the Netherlands from 23^% to 2%, the latter
the lowest figure recorded since 1853.
The Dutch guilder
had been weak the early part of the month and declined still
reduction
further
this reduction, but the last half of the month
exchange completely reversed its course.
This
appeared to be related to the sudden withdrawal of Dutch
on
Dutch
RATES OF EXCHANGE ON
,
CONTINENTAL CENTRES.
Paris
Swiss
Amsterdam
Antwerp
Italian
Greek
Francs
Francs
Guilders
Belga
Lire
Drachma
Bankers'
Cables
1 3.90ui«a3.91
Checks
Cables
3.90%
3
SUN DAY
4
3.90%a.90"u 3.9014a ,90»i8
3.9013i8a9018i8
3.9016I«
.24%al9.26 19.26al9.26% 40
25al9.26
19.26%
|40
.25al9.26% 19.26%a.26% 40
.25%al9.27 19.27al9.27% 40
8 3.90»ua .9015i# 3.9018i«a3.91
.25%a.26%
3.91
3.90%a3.91
10
Checks
a3.91xi*
SUN DAY
11 3.90l5i6<z911!i6 3.917i6a3.91%
12 3.91%a3.91% 3.91%a3.918i8
13 3.913isa3.91%
3.91si6
19.27%
,17a40.19% 40.18%a40.20
,17a40.18% 40.18%a40.19
,16a40.17
40.17%a40.18
,17a40.18% 40.18%a.l9%
i40 .17%a.l8% 40.18%a.l9%
,26a 19.26% 19.27%a.27% 40 ,17%a40.18 40.18%a40.19
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
)
14 3.91'i6a3.917i6 3.916i8a3.91 %
15 3.91%a3.917i8 3.916i8a3.917i8
16 3.91%a3.918i6
3.915is
26al9.26% 19.27%a.27% 40 ,15a40.16
40.16%a.l6%
25%a.27% 19.27%a.27% 40 ,13%a.l4% 40.15a40.15%
18
19
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
3.913i8a3.91% 3.91'32(13.91%
3.91%a3.91%
3.91%
20 3.9Ui6a3.913i6
3.913i8
21 3.9lhtaS.9lht
3.913is
22 3.91ii8a3.91316
3.913io
23 3.91ii8a3.913i8
25%al9.26 19.26%a.27% 40 ,14a40.15
27al9.28
3.913is
24
25 3.91»i8a3.91«i8
26
3.913i«
!
3.91%a3.917i6 3.91%a3.917is
27 3.915i6a3.917i6
3.917ie
28 3.91»82a .91% 3.9U«320 .91%
29 3.918iea3.91 % 3.91'iea
.91»16|
30
HOLI DAY
31
29%al9.31 19.31al9.31 % 40
32al9.33% 19.33%a.34% 40
31%a.32% 19.32%a.33% 40
31 %a.33% 19.33al9.34
!40
33a 19.34% 19.34%a.35% 40
HOLI DAY
I
SUN DAY
13.91
13.90%al3.91
13.90%al3.91
237iea.23»i8 5.23»«a.23%
233l8a.23% 5.23'isa.23%
,297i6a.29%
233i6a.23% 5.23'i8a»i8
.297i«a.29%
2373ia.23% 5.23u32a%
23%a.23%
5.23%
23%a.237i8 5.23%a.23%s
.297isa.29%
1.29%
1.29%
1.29%
1.29%
.29%a.29%
1.29nu
.29%a.29%
1.29»u
233i»a.237i6
SUN DAY
5.23'is
.29%a.29%
23%a.23% 5.23%a.23'is
23L8a .237i6 5.237i8a.23'i6
23%a.237i6 5.23%a.23'u
5.23'i$
233isa.23%
23%a.23%
5.23%
SUN DAY
1.29»i»
.29% a.29%
.29%a.29%
.29% a.29%
.297isa.29%
1.29"u
1.29uu
1.2»«w
1.29%
1.29%
.297i6a.29%
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
I
•
13.91
%a.91%
23^i8a.23% 6.23'i8a.23%
.29%a.29%
1.29»u
,90al3.91
13.91 %a.91 %
233isa.23% 5.23«i8a.23%
1.29un
40.17a40.17%
40.17a40.18%
.90al3.91
13.91%a.91%
233isa.237i8
5.23'is
13.91%
233i8a.237is
5.23'i8
.29%a.29%
.29%a.29%
.29%a.29%
40.19%a.20%
40.20a40.20%
13.91
13.91%a.91%
13.91%a.91%
233ua.237ic
5.23'is
.29%a.29%
1.29lli8
233iea.237i8
5.23'is
.29% a.29%
1.29%
.90a 13.90%
,90al3.91
SUN DAY
4.20%
,19a40.20% 40.20%a.21%
,20a40.22
40.21 %a40.22
,20a40.21
40.21%a.22%
,233i8a.237i6
•91al3.91% 13.92al3.92%
.91al3.92
13.92%a.92%
■91al3.92% 13.92%al3.93
.91al3.92% 13.92%al3.93
23%a.237i8 5.23%a.23'i8
23%a.23%
5.23%
5.23 %
,23%a.23%
,231isa.23% 5.237i6a.23'i8
5.23'is
HOLI DAY
HOLI DAY
SUN DAY
1.29ui#
.29% a.29%
1.29"ie
.29%a.29%
.29%a.29%
1.29uu
.29%a.29%
1.29"w
SUN DAY
Norway
Berlin
1.29«i«
.29%a.29%
HOLI DAY
SUN DAY
1.29uu
SUN DAY
SUN DAY
•90%al3.91 13.91%al3.92
,18%a.20% 40.20a40.22
Sweden
.297i6a.29%
SUN DAY
13.91%a.91%
1.29%
1.29%
SUN DAY
,90al3.91
,19a40.19%
SUN DAY
Denmark
13.91
13.90%al3.91
,89%a.90% 13.91al3.91 %
,90al3.90%
13.91%
,90a 13.90%
13.91%
,90al3.90%
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A
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reported that the
Uruguayan Chamber of Deputies had approved a bill to
create State control of
exchange operations and designed to
prevent speculation which the Government blamed for the
low value of the
peso, which at par, it was stated, is worth
more
than the American dollar ($1.0342), but the effect
was
only td precipitate a still further decline in the price of
the peso.
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its new value of 28c., the
quoted rate for checks May 29
being 27.85 against 27.90 May 1. This was notwithstanding
the Minister of Finance of the
Republic gave notice that the
Montevideo to the New York "Times"
Government would
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political situation
in India which has served as a bar on the issuance of
long
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11
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18
19
35.97
96.62
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35.97
96.62
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SUNDAY
25
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35.72
96.62
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27
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20.00
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30
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54.57a56%
55.62057%
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31
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May
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Canada
vakia
Bucharest
Polish
Hungary
Serbia
garia
Finnish
Argentina
Dollar
Brazil.
Kronen
Lei
Zloty
Pengo
Dinar
Lev
Markka
Peso
Milreis
Checks
Checks
Checks
Checks
Cables
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11.20
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32.10a32%
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...
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12
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New York Stock
Exchange
tv/TO
RANGE OF
__1,149,128,650
31
The tables
on
pages
16 to 38 furnish a. complete
Jan. 1 to
1930.
1931.
78,340,030
416,075,460
Shares 46,659,525
_.273,349,666
May
220,432,200
1,235,950,400
$238,708,000
—.
1931.
Stock Sales.
1930.
1931.
Bond Sales.
May__
Jan. 1 to May
BOND PRICES DURING MAY
May 31
record of the transactions on the New York Stock
Exchange during
since January 1.
They need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory. The tables
embrace every security dealt in on the Exchange.
We give bond3 first, using the classification adopted in the official list.
The black-faced letters in the column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each case the month when the bonds mature.
May and range
1909, all quotations for interest-paying bond
The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds on which
other bonds, like the Holland-American Line 6s, for special reasoas, are also quoted "flat,"
quotation "flat" will be found against the name of the issue. This method of quoting bonds
In accordance with the rule adopted by
are
at a
the New York Stock Exchange in
price to which accrued interest must be added.
interest is in default.
A few
but where this is the case the
became effective Jan. 2 1909.
For footnotes to
Sales in
tables
see
last
page
of bonds and last page of stocks.
N.
7.
Jan. 2
May 1.
1931.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
Bid.
IJ S GOVERNMENT
Ask.
First Liberty Loan—
995,000
7,000
Bid.
Ask. Bid.
101"s* Sale
Lowest.
May 29.
Ask.
IO2203, Sale
Sale Prices.
1012*8* May
1012*„ May
1012*3* Sale
D
1933-1947
102"uSale
1022032 Sale
103*03* Sale
1933-1947
O
103**,,Sale
O
.......
o
1947-1952
M
3 103**3,May 12
2
Jan.
19
19
105*,*
May 19
102*8„Jan.
29 105*3* May
105
May 19!
102*<3,Jan.
29 105
1132*32 112**8* May
114 8,*
May 20
109*83,Feb.
1128,,
May
2
112*3, May
2 112*°3,Jan.
1092»3* May 21
105*»„Feb.
2 109**3,May 21
104
10328,, May
May
May
112*«f Sale
112**3* Sale
II3203,
108 •** Sale
108*7*
109*3*
lOG1** Sale
106*°3* Sale
Sale
Sale
May
108**3* May
15
1940-43
D
107
107*3* 106*3*
May
107**3, May
20
104*3* Feb.
3 107**3,May 20
2 103*8,,May 21
D
102 **** Sale"
102*3*
May
10328,* May 21
100"3*MaS\
i02«i*
1012732
101*O32 1022*8, Sale
101**3* May
l"03*"«3," May" 20
100**3*Mar.
10*
"Sale"
iof**,*" May"
10316jj" May" 20
101
103*7*
Sale
102
D
Sale
M
8
Sale
103*3, Jan.
......
.....1941 1942
27
107*83, Apr. 13 108**3,Jan.' 12
D
J
J
June
J
J
1943-1947
Treasury 3%a
2 1148,, May 20
8
......
Treasury 3% 8
3
29 103*«3,Jan.
* 2 102
1128,*
Sale
10422,, sale
1042*3* Sale
104*3*
o
Registered...........
2,696",555
Jan.
J
.....
Treasury 4 %s
3 lA
Registered
Sale Prices.
102
103***,Sale
Registered
Treasury
Sale Prices.
1 103*8,* May 19, 102*3* Jan.
May 11 103**3* May 12 102*3, Feb.
...
9i¥,555
Sale Prices.
2 102233, May 20
2 102*83, May 20, 100>o„Feb.
5
1 1012*j, May 1 101*83* Mar. 4 101*«3,Jan.
102" Safe"
D
Registered. ..............
5,000
D
...1944-1954
679,000 Treasury 4s
D
Registered
Treasury 3M>
1946-1956 M 8
634,550
l.oil",555
1.
Highest.
102*8,, May
103*,*
D
...1933-1938
.....
JAN.
Lowest.
D
Fourtb 4He
Registered
SINCE
Highest.
D
1933-1947
Conversion 3s coupon
1,372,555
101"it8ale
D
Registered...........
Registered.....
First 4%s
700,000
Registered.....
3,000
First Second 4%s___
Fourth Liberty Loan—
32,000
D
1933-1947
First 3 %a
First 4s
4,569,000
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
May.
Value.
102 2*3* Sale
Apr.
19 103*5* Jan.
19
3 103**8*May 20
1 103**8,May 20
....1961 QM
Panama Canal 3s
STATE AND CITY SECURITIES
New York City—3%s
—
92
Nov. 1954 M N
1955
1936
4s registered
...........1955
4% Corporate stock
1957
5,000
4H% Corporate stock
May 1957
Nov 1957
26,555 4%s Corporate stock
4% Corporate stock
1958
4% Corporate stock.
1959
4
s corporate stock
1931
4%a
I960
4%s
1964
4Hs Corporate Stock
1971
4 Ha Corporate stock
1963
4%s Corporate stock
1965
4%s Corporate stock.......
1967
N Y State Canal 4s
1961
4%s
1963
3%s
4s
registered
-
MN
MJM
MN
MN
M N
MN
MN
M N
A O
M 8
M 8
J D
M 8
J D
J J
J J
M S
....
::::
92% Apr.
100% Apr.
..-.-101
102
102
95% 101
99
95
99
I60M 7-7
100%
110%
102
May 231102
109
99
18 109
98%
.....
Agrlc Mtge Bank a f 6s
Sinking fund 6s A
Akershus (Dept) extl 5s
1947
Apr 15 1948
....1963
Antloqiila (Dept of) Col 7s A....1945
s
f 7s
ser
Public Works ext s f g 6s..May 1961
178,000
Public Works ext t f 5 %s..
1962
98,000
98,000 Argentine (Rep) 5s of 1909
1945
July 15 1955
450,000 Australia 5s of 1925
External loan 5s of 1927.......1957
274,000
External g 4%» of 1928............
534,000
....1943
352,000 Austrian Govt s 1 7s—
International s f 7s
...1957
709,000
Sale
48%
Sale
Sale
49
Sale
Sale
J
J
48
Sale
48
48
48
48
Sale
44
Sale
Sale
Sale
61%
48% Sale
48
46%
46% Sale
48
46%
100% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
37% Sale
37% Sale
40
99% 102
A
O
90
Sale
75
Sale
J
D
Sale
89
Sale
73
Sale
A
O
Sale
90
Sale
M S
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
73% Sale
73% Sale
72% Sale
72% Sale
73% Sale
73% Sale
J
D
M N
91%
91%
89
89% Sale
M S
Sale
89
Sale
F
A
Sale
90
Sale
M N
Sale
88%
M S
86
Sale
F
A
J
Sale
M S
Sale
M N
J
J
D
Sale
Sale
J
J
Sale
F A
48,000 Bavaria (Free State) extl 6 Hs....1945
M S
151,000 Belgium 25 year external 6%s___1949
cOasb sale.
45
May
45
96% Sale
Sale
B
Antwerp (City) extl loan 5s...
1958
Argentine Govt public works 6a_1960
451,000 Argentine Nation (Govt) s f 6s..l959
Extl s I g 6s of Oct 1935
1959
294,000
Sinking fund gold 6s ser A
1957
408,000
External 1st s f 6s ser B ......1958
250,000
Extl s f 6s of May 1926
..I960
295,000
External s f 6s (State Ry)
..I960
395,000
Extl s f 6s (Sanitary Works)...1961
225,000
55% Sale
55
Sale
82
Sale
73
Sale
84
Sale
63%
Sale
83%
69
Sale
61
Sale
56
Sale
82
60% Sale
53% Sale
106% Sale
95% Sale
80
85
110% Sale
55% Sale
50
Sale
107
Sale
Sale
90
27
14 100% Mar. 28
100%
Sale
Sale
O
23
26 109
Jan.
100
Sale
A
A
1945
External s f 7s ser C
1945
External s 1 7s set D...........1945
Ext sec s f 7s
.....1957
3d series trustr ects
1957
Extl sec s f 7s 3d series
1957
External
May 18
....
60%
96%
F
10
10
13
May 18
10 100% Apr. 10
19 100% Apr. 10
112
M N
10 92% Apr.
10 100% Apr.
13 99% Jan.
May
23 102
9 107% Jan.
100% Jan.
May
100%
100%
FOREIGN GOVT. * MUNICIPAL'S
59,000
52,000
144,000
66,000
95,000
64,000
79,000
21,000
51,000
34,000
75,000
268,000
May 23,
99% Jan.
102
May
106% Feb.
107% Jan.
100% Apr.
75% Sale
110% Sale
May
May
43
May
43
May
43
May
43
May
37
May
37
May
40
May
100% May
67
May
58
May
62
May
62
May
62
May
66
May
96
65
66% Maj
65
May
60
May
69
May
55% May
53% May
49% May
106% May
89
May
75% May
110% May
Jan.
8 112
Jan.
60
45
18
61
45
11
May
May
May
May
May
May
54% May
48% May
50
May 13
49
May 11
102% May 16
May
6
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May 18
May
8
May
5
May
6
irA
nH
Mar.
75
May 21
May 21
73% Mar.
2
Mar.
97
94% Jan.
Mar.
43
May 22 69
43
May 21 c69% Mar.
Mar.
43
May 20 68
8
43
37
37
40
96%
67
58
62
62
62
66
65
66%
65
60
69
55%
53%
49%
103%
89
75%
107%
May 23
May 27
May 29
68
22
May
Feb.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Jan.
May
May
Jan.
11
11
20
12
Mar. 11
66% Mar.
9
67
Mar.
9
65
Mar. 10
13 102% May 16
28 98% Mar. 18
27
Mar. 18
27
Mar. 18
27
Mar. 18
27
Mar. 18
27
Mar. 19
27
Mar. 18
28
Mar. 18
27
Mar. 18
27
Mar. 20
29
Apr.
29
Jan.
19
Jan.
27
69% Jan.
2
108
8
5
5
3
Mar. 27
29
Mar.
29
Feb.
9
18
2
May
6
1
:
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
Sales in
BONDS
May.
Value.
N.
$
,t
370,000
271,000
274,000
60,000
64,000
87,000
153,000
83,000
140,000
61,000
Foreign Government (Continued)
Belgium (Concl) External a f 6s..1955 J
Bid.
1112* Sale
1956 MN
Bergen (Norway) ext
External
s
s
1075* Sale
942*
953*
f5s.Oct 15 1949 A O
t 5s
1960 M S
95
1950 A O
1958 J D
Berlin (Germany) #f6H«-External sinking fund 6s
g
f g
J
66
77
44
30
30
103 2*
J
M
S
MN
J
72
D
55
100
D
f 5s
992* 1023*
88
66
8
M
A
1950 J
d
712* Sale
Budapest (City) exit a f 6s 1962.. 1955 J
Buenos Aires (City) extl 6H«
1955 J
D
64
62
77
85
J
f g 6s series C-3-...1960 A O
f 6s aeries C-2
1960 A O
a
f 6s
632* Sale
633* Sale
663* Sale
1002* Sale
106
J
J
41,000
281,000
40
942*
1052*
102
1062*
66
47
Sale
44
86
Sale
79
Sale
72
Sale
82 2*
69
79
86
83
Sale
712* Sale
823* Sale
Sale
Sale
69
A
Sale
J
Sale
732*
M S
74
Sale
74
Sale
592* Sale
50
753* Sale
74
74
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
51
60
Sale
743* Sale
742* Sale
54
Sale
79
66
76
712* Sale
572* Sale
542* Sale
50
54
54
50
75
54
Sale
512*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
192*
1022*
S
73
662*
Sale
Sale
70
76
76
262* Sale
101,
Sale
572* Sale
663* Sale
55
56
56
D
62
Sale
Sale
972* Sale
933*
A
40
51
572*
69
732* Sale
682*
73
97
982*
98
992*
A
87
J
972* Sale
D
72
Sale
104 H
J
MS
M
S
89
A O
A O
MN
J
J
M
S
M
Sale
1002* Sale
932* Sale
963* Sale
Sale
87
842* Sale
752*
79
1012* Sale
Sale
S
102
101
MN
101
Sale
1948 J
J
..1967 J
J
49
Finland (Rep of) external 6s
1945 M S
External sinking fund 7a......1950 M S
External sinking fund 6H>
1956 M S
94
88
1958 F
Sale
1022* Sale
59
86J* Sale
A
763*
1954 A O
1954 A O
6Ha Ser B
Sale*
642* 44
Sale
962* Sale
106% Sale 1062* Sale
102
1022* 1022* Sale
1062* 1082* 1052* 107
F
20-yr external gold 6s .1942 J
External g 5^s__
1955
Gold 4^s
1962
External
772*
J
Denmark
French Republic 20-yr extl
External a f 7a of 1924
Sale
Sale
162,000
Frankfort (City of) a f 6Ha
542*
522*
702*
912*
472* Sale
1092* Sale
1092*
Extl sinking fund 5H»
mun loan 6H« A
682*
692*
70
74
75
a
Finnish
652*
862*
972*
90
Sale
69
59
185,000
External a f 62*8
1959 MN
172,000 Czechoslovak (Rep of) exit 8a... 1951 A O
Sink fd 8s ser B
72,000
1952 A O
•
402*
"752*
Sale
95
Sale
f 5H«
1953 J
Public Works 5>£s.__June 30 1945 J
275,000
Cundinamarca (Dept Colombia)
69,000
105,000
210,000
236,000
10,000
16,000
99,000
337,000
215,000
95
40
Sale
A
;
353*
35 h
432*
992*
79
1957 F
f 8a
Sale
Sale
Sale
101
74
74
74
S
a
14
881
M
56,000 El Salvador (Rep) 1st
67.000 Estonia (Republic) 7a
14
106
50
O
1953 MN
.
Sale
19
Sale
Sale
A
1952 J
152,000
534,000
361,000 Deutsche Bank Am part ctfa 6a 1932
66,000 Dominican Republics f5H«- —-1942
1st sec 5 Ha of 1926
39,000
1940
2d series sinking fund •)*•——1940
62,000
41,000 Dresden (City) extl a f 7a
1945
128,000 Dutch East Ind 25-yr extl 6a
1947
105,000
40-yr external sink fd gold 6s .1962
6,000
30-yr external gold 5Ha..Mar 1953
19,000
30-yr external gold 5H«—Nov 1953
19
mn
5s ext debt Ser A of 1914......1949 F
4 Ha extl loan Series C
1949 F
30-year
Sale
Sale
Sale
682* Sale
A
(Rep of) 5a of 1904 .......1944
Sale
79
68
S
Nov 151937 MN
Cordoba (Prov) Argen 7a
J
1942 J
Costa Rica (Republic) extl 7a.i 1951 MN
Cuba
Sale
702*
552*
Sale Prices.
1042* May
622* Sale
O
1947 F
f 7a
98
78
88
91
69
1953 MN
Sale
Sale
79
Sale
88
59
60
Sale
49
Sale
50
Sale
Sale
74
552*
192*
1022*
742*
85
Sale
61
Sale
61
Sale
50
50
Sale
Sale
943* Sale
97
Sale
80
Sale
962* Sale
712* Sale
Sale
Sale
1092* Sale
1052* Sale
1052* Sale
101
Sale
1013* Sale
962* Sale
972* Sale
100
992* Sale
1002*
83
Sale
91
932*
90
87
932* 86
882*
892* Sale
85
95
902*
94
101
Sale
1012* Sale
1012* Sale
1012* Sale
101
1032* 1033* Sale
101
1022* 102 2*
104 2* Sale
103
Sale
60 2* Sale
67
Sale
-
.
91
Sale
83
Sale
D
1252* Sale
1252* Sale
1949 J
D
120
118
1965 J
D
1949 A
O
Sale
35-year 5Ha of 1930
German Republic extl 7a
..1954 MN
1937 F
A
F
2,000
13,000
47,000
172,000
36,000
59,000
10,000
91,000
69,000
102,000
27.000
8,000
68,000
63.000
1,263,000
115,000
127,000
361,000
505,000
773,000
•
306,000
43,000
,52,000
87,000
106,000
199,000
1,000
e
4% fund £ op 1960 («5=£1)....1990
5% War Loan £ op 1929 (S5=£l)1947
Greater Prague (City) 7H«
Greek Govt a f sec 7s
Sinking fund secured 6s
e9l
j"d
912*
e992* 1002*
t952 MN
104
Sale
..1964 MN
99
Sale
..
1968 F
A
823* Sale
942* Sale
Haiti (Rep. of) Cust a f 6a.. ....1952 A O
Hamburg (State) 6s....
1946 A O
J
Heidelberg (City) extl a f 7Ha...l950 j
Helsingfors (City) ext 6 Ha
1960 A
Hungarian Mun Loan 7H«
1945 j
External a f 7a_.
...Sept 11941 J
94
0
a
f 7Ha
Irish Free State external 5s
1944 F
J
j
98
A
1960 MN
external a 1 7a. 1951 J D
Italian Cred Consortium 7a ser A 1937 M 8
8
j
Japanese Govtext a f 6H>.......1954 F A
Extl sinking fund 5Ha
1965 MN
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bunk)—
Second
8
f g 78..
93
922*
84
78
103
92
912*
86
79
882*
Sale
Sale
Sale
832*
Sale
Sale
1252* Sale
1182* Sale
88
73 2*
Sale
A
75
D
99
MN
MN
J
95
Sale
Sale
Sale
78
Sale
1032* Sale
1032* Sale
40
D
372*
mmmm
On the basis ol 15 to the £ sterlings
Sale
.....
93
94
•832* Sale
F
70
1002* Sale
982* Sale
1072* Sale
e91
922* e922* Sale
61002*1012* el002*1002*
1032* Sale
1032* Sale
99 2* 102
992* 102
852* Sale
852* Sale
842* Sale
892* Sale
892* Sale
882* Sale
98
942*
82
88
872* Sale
88
Sale
762* Sale
82
78
Sale
Sale
88
882* Sale
92
922*
872*
992*
992*
992* 100
105
Sale
1062* Sale
99 2* Sale
992* Sale
972*
982* 942*
98
762* Sale
..1957 A O
J
«
Sale
982* 100
1062* Sale
Sale
Leipzig (City) external
Cash Bale.
802* Sale
105
93 2* Sale
1052* Sale
952* Stile
Low Austria
a f g 7s..1947
(Prov)sec a f g 7Ha.l950
Lyons (City of) 15-year 6s—
.1934
Marseilles (City) 15-year 6a..... 1934
Medellln (Colombia) 6Ha
1954
Mexican Irrlg Assenting a f 4 Ha 1943
100
1012* Sale
Italy (Kingdom)
External sec a f 7a series B
1947 M
Italian Public Utility a f g 7a....1952 J
86
Sale
802*
812*
822*
84
72
Sale
812* 84
823* 862*
Hungarian Land Mtge 7Ha A...1961 MN
S f 7Hs series B._
1961 MN
Hungary (King of)
Sale
962* Sale
1053* Sale
97
1072*
103
1072*
602*
922*
80
79
862*
852*
75
752*
732*
742*
74
752* May
1
May
1
76
May
1
72
May
5
75
May
1
70
May 4
252* May
4
1032* May 28
78
May 19
90
87
862*
85
1002*
101
1012*
1013*
102 3*
60
90
90
852*
782*
852*
88
71
125 2*
118
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
8
1
29
19
26
22
27
2
2
19
9
29
4
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
27 92H
21
972*
28 922*
28 822*
21 892*
19 92
28 83
1 126
2 1182*
s
Sale
45
Option £ale<
95
93 2*
1052*
952*
83
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
90
Sale
882*
89
97
99
912*
982*
106
Sale
1052* Sale
105 2*
54
Sale
Sale
106
Sale
442* Sale
Sale Prices.
7 105
Apr. 30
2 s84
Mar. 21
22 92
55
22
22 38,
21 385*
3 106
29 92
28 702*
27 70
29 75
29 105
3
995*
21 723*
13 69
27 83 V
2
78
26
25
29
28
29
21
85
1063* May
102
May
972* May
1003* May
932* May
903* May
902* May
922* May
1012* May
1012* May
1032* May
1022* May
105 2* May
67
May
6
16
29
8
1
2
9
4
8
8
29
11
8
28
May 11
May
7
May
5
May
7
May 14
May
5
May
2
May 16
May
5
66
May 28 802* May
1
1002* May 28 1052* May
1
982* May
5 992* May 16
1062* May
1 1072* May 25
50
May
May
54
May
50
May
513* May
50
May
195* May
54
100
Jan.
723* Jan.
14
Jan.
23
Mar.
6
Mar. 6
Jan. 26
Mar. 24
Mar. 20
Jan.
3
,
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
3
9
21
27
28
27
29
22
29
6
.
Apr.
8
962* Apr. 22
922* Apr. 23
832* Mar. 18
845* Mar. 20
Apr.
4
Mar. 16
86
88
90 v
85
Mar. 20
May 23
Mar. 26
Mar. 20
Mar. 23
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
16
13
10
11
11
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
25
18
18
18
18
Mar. 18
Mar. 17
Mar. 14
Mar. 23
Mar. 19
Mar. 20
85
862* Mar. 19
28
Jan.
5
23 1035* May 28
6 892* Mar. 14
42
May 21 78
412* May 22 78
483* May 28 73
50
May 26 83
50
May 26 763*
962* Jan.
8 101
932* Jan.
3 963*
50
Apr. 30 75
55
May 27 92
60
May 23 882*
59 2* May 18 793*
93
96
Jan.
Jan. 16
May
4
77
16
Mar. 25
Jan. 30
95
t
76
1.
10 1162* May 13
Feb. 20
2 111
s 100
May
6
99
is
Apr. 22
Mar. 20
2 91
6
40
May 22 76
May 23
942* Apr. 20 97
May 22 1032* Jan.
2 1082*
May 19 1002s Jan.
2 103
May 18 103
Feb.
7 1092*
May 6
44
May 29 772*
May
1
782* Jan. 16 95
May 8
68
Jan.
2
84
May 4
682* Jan.
2 835*
May
1
76
May 27 895*
May 8
67
May 22 100
May
1
482* May 21 86
May
1
49
May 21 86
May 4
50
May 21 86
May 5
50
May 21 87
May
5
51
May 21 86
42
1052*
1002*
962*
993*
Sale Prices.
May
A
Registered
27",666
692* Sale
101
102
45
May 22 562* May
7
1092* May 4 1102* May 16
1092* May
1 1103* May 19
Sale
60
962*
972*
Sale
22
1
6
6
12
29
29
28
28
27
22
21
21
21
21
21
21
27
28
27
29
22
29
16
23
482* Sale
1092* Sale
1092* Sale
622* Sale
Sale
92
93
972*
97 2*
902*
902*
902* Sale
882*
74
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
78
65
7H»—1941 J
72,000 Graz (Municipality) 8s.
598,000 Grt Brit 8c Ire., 20-year 5 Ha
JAN.
Highest.
8 1012* Jan.
13 1102* Jan.
6 1075* Jan.
6
952* Jan.
4
942* Jan.
6
702* Jan.
66
Jan.
1
54
1
May
1
182* May
4
122* May
8
112* May
4 1032* Jan.
50
1
May
1
33
May
1
33
May
41
1
Apr.
16
992* May
90
2
Jan.
5
392* May
13
392* May
16
44^ May
5
64
Jan.
6
64
May
18
75
May
29
70
May
1
492* May
9
493* May
7
65
May
13
69
Jan.
61
55
55
May
95
77
110
Sale Prices.
4 105
93
57
Sale
71
77
83
50
German Gov't International—
2,532,000
949,000
SINCE
Lowest.
May 21 632* May
4
412* May 22 63
May
5
482* May 28 562* May 8
50
May 26 612* May
5
50
May 26 64
May 13
1002* May
5 1002* May
9
952* May
5 962* May
9
40
May 22 57
May 8
55
62
May 27
May 13
60
May 23 78
May
5
592* May 18 672* May
6
942* May 29
972* May 15
97
May 7 972* May 26
82
May 6 c835* May
5
942* May 29 972* May 12
61
May 29 72
May
2
512* Sale
1002* 1002* 1003* Sale
962* Sale
963* Sale
47
55
492* Sale
952*
962*
67
60
592* Sale
572*
612* Sale
62
76
482*
75
222* Sale
Sale
103
73
Sale
592* Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
73
Highest.
Sale 1152* May 23 1162* May
110
Sale
May 12 1102* May
97
100
May 20 100
May
982* 98
May 11 982* May
Sale
78
May 29 862* May
Sale
69
May 28 783* May
Sale
54
May 22 78 2* May
Sale
182* May 22 31
May
Sale
122* May 22 202* May
Sale
112* May 21
193* May
Sale
1052* May 12 106
May
Sale
50
May 29 71
May
Sale
33
May 28 55
May
Sale
33
May 27 55
May
Sale
42
May 21 60
May
Sale
992* May 29 100
May
Sale
95
May 28 99
May
432* 392* May 21 502* May
432* 392* May 23 43
May
442* May 27 55
May
Sale
70
May 27 752* May
Sale
64
May 26 85 2* May
71
75
May 25 76
May
Sale
70
May 29 70
May
Sale
492* May 28 70
May
Sale
492* May 29 642* May
71
65
May 21 702* May
Sale
772* May 29 81
May
60
104"" Sale"
A
M
RANGE
Lowest.
Ask.
Sale
942*
Colombia (Rep) external a f 6a...1961 J
J
Ext a f g 6s lnt rcta
1961 A O
Colombia Mtge Bank 6 Ha
1947 A O
Sinking fund 7a of 1926
1946 MN
a
812*
76
76
69
65
Sale
70
Cordoba (City) external
External a f 7s
73
60
100
74
Gold 42*8 lnt ctfs
982*
892*
Sale
JL—„■ :■ 68
79
Chinese Hukuang Ry 5a....
1951 J D
Christianla (City) (Oslo)30-yr 6a-1954 M S
Cologne (Germany) a f 6 H«
1950 M S
Copenhagen external 5a..
1042*
1152*
1102*
972*
55
Sale
Guaranteed a f gold 6s
1961 A O
Guaranteed sinking fund 6s.. 1962 M N
Chilian Munlc Loan 7s
1960 M S
Sinking fund 7a of 1927....
Ask. Bid.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
542*
:
72
External sinking fund 6s w 1
170,000
1963 M N
154,000 Chile Mtge Bank of gu a f 6 Ha ..1957 J D
197,000
Sinking fund gold 6Ha guar..1961 J D
531.000
592,000
18,000
66,000
•53,000
125,000
169,000
83,000
8,000
34,000
119,000
44,000
42,000
90
100
85
1960 A O
Farm loan 6s series A
458,000
1938
193,000 Chile Republic ext a f g 7a......1942
396,000
External sinking fund g 6s ...1960
External aink fund gold 6s
282,000
1961
198,000
Ry ref extl a f g 6s
1961
Extl a f 6s lnt ctfa
301,000
1961
Extl sinking fund 6a
183,000
...1962
Sale
May 29.
982* Sale
90
Sale
1958 F
4
129,000
1936 F
18,000 Carlsbad (City) a f 8s
1954 J
59,000 Cauca Vail (Rep of Col) a f g 7tf sl946 A
133,000 Cent Agric Bank (Ger) 7a
1950 M
Farm Loan s f 6a
392,000
I960 J
149,000
70,000
24,000
13,000
35,000
Sale
1052*
662*
Sale
1952 J
118,000 Caldaa Dept of (Colombia) 7Hi-194i J
J
949,000 Canada (Dom) Gold 4a
1960 A O
199,000
30-year gold 5s
1952 MN
181,000
Sale
54
1957
Farm loan
20
17
Sale
Sale
54
458,000 Buenos Aires (Prov) rot. ext'ls f6s 1961 M S
External s f 6 Ha
61,000
1961 F A
18,000 Bulgaria (Kingdom of a f g 7a... 1967 J
J
61,000
Stab loan 7H® int ret.....
1968 MN
684,000
Sale
Sale
1935 M S
s
78
31
Sale
562* Sale
flat 1952 A O
Sinking fund gold 5a
20-year 8 f 6s
s
862*
772*
Sale
55
50
Brlstyme (City)
External
98
Sale
1957 A O
Bremen ext g 7s trust recta.
External
1043*
1152*
1103*
982*
1957 A O
6H» of 1926.
Extl s f 6K« of 1927
Cent Ry 30-year g 7s
Sink fd 7H« (coffee sec)
a
Bid.
702* Sale
Bogota (City) ext g 8s
1945 A O
Bolivia (Republic of) a f 8s .....1947 MN
Ext
Ask.
1022* Sale
Stabilization loan 7s
May 1.
1931.
J
1955 J
PRICES IN MAY.
Jan. 2
D
External *178
External sec gold 7s_
1958
171,000
Extl sink fund 7s
1969
100,000 Bordeaux (City of) 15-year 6s... 1934
941.000 Brazil (U S of) external 8s
....1941
1,341,000
1,222,000
475,000
9,000
166,000
47,000
42,000
10,000
308,000
122,000
2,000
2,000
Price
Inter st Period
T. STOCK EXCHANGE.
17
.
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
Mar. 13
Mar. 13
Mar. 20
Mar. 17
May
9
Mar. 10
Apr.
9
Apr.
4
Feb. 11
94
Mar. 28
98
6 100
Mar. 18 875*
Mar. 27
99
Jan.
5
61
May 29
Jan.
7
80
Mar.
81
Jan.
14
Feb.
6
Feb. 25
45
May 22 692* Mar. 11
1092* Mar. 10 111
Feb.
6
1095* Apr. 10 1105* Feb.
2
104H Jan.
1002* Jan.
93 5* Jan.
96
88
Jan.
Jan.
85
,Jan.
84
Jan.
2 1073* Feb.
Jan.
2 102
2
972*
2 1002*
6
96
6 902*
3
94
792* Jan. 20 96
1002* May
2 1022*
Jan.
2 1025*
1005* Jan.
7 1032*
1005* Jan. 14 1025*
101
99
Jan.
52
Jan.
84
Feb.
23 107
19
72
2
90
May 21
852* May 28
78
Jan.
5
97
99
6
21
May 29
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
Mar. 30
Apr. 17
Mar. 26
Feb. 17
Feb.
6
May 29
May 11
Apr.
9
Mar. 18
Mar. 11
,
96
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
885* Mar. 20
852* May 21
88
May 19
932* Mar. 20
69
87
124
117
Jan.
2
94
Mar. 23
Mar. 17
Mar. 10 127
Feb. 18
Mar. 12 1212* Feb. 14
61
Mar. 11
May 28 84
995* Feb.
2 1053* Mar.
d
962* Jan.
2 1012* Feb.
.)
105
Jan.
2 1072* May 25
e92
May 12 942* May 21
e992* May 15 1002* May 20
e852* Feb. 20
103
May
9 1032* May 25
99 3* May 27 102 3* May 22
85
May 27 872* May 13
79
May 27 902* May 14
103
882* May
96
May
85
May
762* May
75
May
84 2* May
852* May
992* May
105
May
99 3* May
97
May
94
May
93 3* May
1042* May
952* May
945* May 21
c985* Feb. 25 101
Apr. 28
Apr.
8
106
29 912* May 25
79
Jan. 24 92
May 22
22 96
922* Mar. 4 982*
5 882* May 22
802* Jan.
5 912*
May 11
29 90
762* May 29 942*
29 82
May
1
72
Jan.
2
872*
May
1
28 90
825* Jan. 21 95
92
22
May
1
82
Jan.
8
943*
27 1015* May 18
992* Jan.
5 102
1 1062* May 25 1012* Jan.
2 1062*
clOl
28
May
6
922* Jan.
2 clOl
8
23 982* May
932* Jan.
7 992*
4 962* May 12
85
Jan.
5
98
97
May
7
1
78
Jan.
2
97
11 1065* May 16 1025* Jan.
2 1065*
May 11
8 97
915* Jan.
2 97
812* May 15 852*
883* May 20 91
982* May
2 100 3*
105 H May
6 1062*
1053* May
1 1063*
41
57
May 21
7
7
May 15
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
2
11
15
20
16
5
15
Feb.
6
982* Mar. 27 1025* Mar. 4
83
Jan.
2
882* Feb. 26
79
Mar. 20
May 27 97
765* Jan.
2 852*
77% Jan.
6 95
90
Apr, 28 1003*
1035* Jan.
3 1062*
1032* Jan.
2 1072*
40
Jan.
2 75
7
May 15
85*
Mar. 21
Mar. 30
Mar. 21
Mar. 13
Mar. 17
Mar. 18
Apr.
4
Feb.
2
May 25
May
6
Mar. 3
Mar. 31
May
7
May 16
May 11
May
2
Mar. 11
May 15
May 20
Apr.
1
Mar. 19
Jan. 15
N. Y. STOCK
18
Sales in
N. Y. STOCK
1931.
££
,
Bid.
S) external 5a of 1899£ 1945 Q
Assenting 5a of
Assenting 6s larfte..............
Q
May 1.
Ask.
Bid.
Ask. Bid.
Sale
9%
"35"
6%
8%
6
7%
9%
12%
Sale
76%
46
48
40
45
74
71H
7%
9%
6% Sale
10%
11
—
105% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
66
65
104%
104% Sale
102% Sale
1023i Sale
101
Sale
100
100 V
100% 1<
63
<
81,000
101,000
55,000
252,000
19,000
59,000
27,000
84,000
172,000
305,000
272.000
110,000
384,000
255,000
167.000
Extl
s
Sale
24
Sale
52
Sale
8*
45
Sale
103% 104% 104
48
45
40%
40
45% Sale
106%
105% Sale
106%
105% Sale
102%
102% Sale
103%
102% Sale
100% Sale 101%
Sale
100
100%
103
101% Sale
78
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
65
Sal©
Sale
Sale
103
100%
84
36
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
40
Sale
20%
22%
Sale Prices.
"9% May~Il
JAN.
1.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
67
77
Sale Prices.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
J
80
Sale
76
Sale
75%
Sale
73
70
"57%
80
Sale
Sale
40
Sale
35
"34"
59
Sale
58*
69
55
23
Sale
23
Sale
iU*
27
Sale
29% May
27
May
48
May
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
J
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
42
Sale
91
Sale
64%
1947
104
,92
104% Sale
Sale
106
79
75%
89% Sale
50
Sale
45
99
99
98%
89%
Sale
48%
38
Sale
24
Sale
22
88%
Sale
88
Sale
87
104
105% 104% Sale
Sale
75
77
77%
88
84
88%
85%
39% Sale
81% Sale
Sale
Sale
27%
76
38% Sale
105
If*
s*
Sale
30
Sale
Sale
25%
Sale
35%
Sale
21
Sale
U*
73
Sale
68
Sale
Sale
70% Sale
83% Sale
Sale
84
T*
II*
,61
'76
106%
93%
105%
105%
81%
47
99%
100%
90%
95%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
82
■1!
Sale
Sale
Sale
78
49
40%
53% Sale
60
68
Sale
106% Sale
90% Sale
Sale
104% Sale
Sale
106
82%
81%
Sale
94%
55
47%
99%
99%
Sale
100%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
94
70
59% Sale
59% Sale
49
99
99
88
Sale
Sale
62
Sale
1961
Sale
99%
Sale
100
86% Sale
54% Sale
99% Sale
80
70 7^
45'
May
May
May
04% May
03% May
81% May
Sale
Sale
86
51%
86%
54%
99
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
13
3
9
2
91
19
Mar. 17
65
•A.¬
Jan.
26
65
Jan.
26
92
May 29
May 29
Apr.
84% Apr.
cl06%May
69% Jan.
68% Jan.
cl08%May
107
May
103
Apr.
103% May
101% Jan.
101% Mar.
4
6
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
3
6
19
104%
102%
103%
93%
May 22
Apr.
6
Apr. 13
Mar. 20
WA
67
Jan.
23
22
61
Jan.
29
15
21
40% Jan.
9
25
40
Jan.
9
2
72
Mar. 20
73
73
30
Apr. 29
Apr. 29
83
Mar. 14
Feb. 20
).
May
29
80
Mar. 11
2i%
_
15
May 29
71
Mar. 12
May
May
May
16% May
Jan.
_
13
16
_
11
26
_
12
5
16
20
11
15
72% Jan.
68% Jan.
69
May
50% Apr.
35
May
23
May
w* May
27
May
48
May
22
May
78
Jan.
103
29
6
15
6
29
21
90
__
87% Mar. 11
83
Apr. 10
99
Jan.
29
3
88% Mar. 20
Jan. 27
51.
21
65
Jan.
28
64
Mar. 23
27
86
Mar. 23
28
68
Mar. 18
Jan.
23*
14
87% Feb.
2
9
91% Mar. 19
__
5 106
May 27 83
May 26 89
Mar.
Feb.
4
18
Mar. 11
Mar. 24
39% May 29 93
25% May 21 64% Mar. 12
38
May 27 93
Mar. 28
30
May 29 84% Mar. 14
25% May 29 76% Jan. 28
May
20% May 26 58% Mar. 12
May
66
May 29 88
Mar. 18
May 11
66
Mar. 11
May 25 90
May
9
98
78% Jan.
Mar. 23
May
7 c93% Apr.
74% Jan.
7
May
108
Mar. 18
May 12 106% Jan.
84
May
93
Mar. 10
May
Jan.
77
84% Feb. 10
May
40
May
76
Jan.
5
May 12
53
May
69% Mar. 9
May
1
Jan.
60
80
Apr. 13
May
8
Jan.
cl08% Apr. 13
May 26 103
Jan.
90
95% Mar. 31
May 14
May
May
May
66
May
66
May
81
May
802 May
1062 May
84
May
78
May
40
May
53
May
69
May
106% May
90% May
73
1958
r
20
89% Sale
...1961
38
25
Sale
Sale
67% Sale
99% Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May 21
May
30
Sale
Sale
49
73% May
81
May
39% May
25% May
38
May
40%
99%
00%
89%
May 1 1964
95
70%
Sale
69
Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7s.....1952
Sale
37
Sale
43%
78%
Sale
37%
45%
20%
22%
69 %
80%
84%
75% May
30
May
Sale
A
F A
A O
M N
86%
Sale
Sale
85%
79%
~5§"
75
Sale
Sale
21
67
Sale
Sale
67-
22% Sale
Sale
_
Sale
75% Jan.
5
9% Jan.
13% Jan.
13% Jan.
1%
May 14 103% Mar. 7
14
49
May
5
W* May 28
40
48
May 29
May
5
Jan.
2
el08%May 29 104%
29
2
107
May 19 104% Jan.
19
103
101% Mar. 12
May
8
20
103% May 22 101% Jan. 21
22
6
101% May. 5 100% Jan.
22
99% Apr. 16
101
May 26
6
3 103
103
May 25 100% Jan.
Mar. 18
65
May 29 83% Mar. 17
74% May 13
May
16% May
66% May
75
May
Sale
MN
J
&)%
Sale
Feb.
10 % Jan.
50
45
66
15
35
Sale
Sale
May
May
6
29
29
27
6
28
clO
31
33
Feb.
May
5% May
May
6
May
May
12% Mar. 14
11% Jan. 31
10
Apr, 23
11% Mar. 12
23% May 29
23% May 29
40% May
41% May
70
May
17% May
May
Sale
Sale
May 20
104% May 22 100% Jan.
101
May "
99% Jan.
103
May
100* Jan.
May
85% May
103% May
99% May
77
30
IT4
55
M S
A O
A O
F A
A O
23% May 29
23% May 29
50
May 29
45
May 29
103
May
5
39
May 28
40
May 29
1
105% May
2
105% May
102
May 20
102% May
2
1
100% May
100
May
1
1
101% May
65
May 29
Sale
65%
.
May 26
May 29
May 18
May
1
May
7
May
2
89% May
7
8% May 29
85% May 21
103% 101
Sale
75
17% Sale
5%
5%
9%
6%
10%
10%
5% May 29
5% May 29
6% May 27
6
May
6
8% May 28
16% Sale
17% Sale
48
Sale
Sale
Vienna (City) external 6s
Warsaw (City) external 7s
Yokohama (City) extl s f 6s
25
Sale
Sale
Sale
1960
f 6s
Sale
Sale
Soiaaon8(City)ext 15-yr g 6sNov 14 '36
Styrla (Prov) extl sec a f 7s
1946
Sweden (Kingdom of)
Extl g 534s
1954
Switzerland (Govt) ext 534s...
1946
Tokyo City loan of 1912 5s
1952
External s f 5%s guar
1961
Tolima (Dept of) external 7s
1947
Trondhjem (City) 1st ext g 5348..1957
Upper Austria (Prov) extl s f 7s-.1945
External s f *%a
June 15 1957
Uruguay (Rep) external s f 8s...1946
f 6s
c88
102% 103
75
85
Sale
s
8%
Sale
100
Sale
Ext
8%
8%
103% 104
1962
Sllesian Landowners Assn 6s
43%
Sale
Sale
Sale
_
Sale Prices.
"8" "May" 20
11
5%
5%
Sale
Sydney (City) s f g 5%s
1955
Silesia (Prov) extl sink fund 7s..l958
B
40%
66
Sale
Serbs. Croats 4c Slovenes extl 8s. 1962
ser
5" "40"
100
....
7s
87% Sale
76
...
sec
SINCE
Lowest.
J
—
Ext
Ask.
Highest.
Lowest.
j
......
11%
Assenting 4s of 1904..........1954
j
Assenting 4s of 1910
—..
5,000
Assenting 4s of 1910 large
21,000
Assenting 4a of
910 small—.—
10,000
J
Treas 6s of 1913 assent (large) 1933 J
15,000
Small.....
18,000
523,000 Milan City (Italy) ext loan 6%s..l952 A O
Minas Geraes (State) Brazil.—
External sinking fund 6His
1958 M 8
92,000
Ext sec 6%s series A
.1959 M S
177,000
1952 J D
71,000 Montevideo (City) s f g 7s
Ext s f g 6s series A
1959 MN
58,000
..1972 MS
41,000 Netherlands s f 6a flat—
207,000 New South Wales ext s f g 5s...1957 F A
External s f g 5s..............1958 A O
235,000
134,000 Norway 20-year ext s f 6s.Aug 151943 F A
20-year external s f 6s. Aug 15 1944 F A
117,000
30-year external s f 6s
Oct 1952 A O
158,000
40-year ext a f 5H*— June 15 1965 J D
175,000
External s f 5s
Mar 15 1963 M 8
240,000
Municipal Bank extl s f 5s
1967 J D
118,000
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s
1970 J D
13,000
32,000 Nuremberg (City) external 6s—1952 F A
1955
117,000 Oslo (City) 30 year s f 6s.._.
Sinking fund gold 5)4*-.
1946
20,000
1953
40,000 Panama (Rep) external 5H>Extl s f 5s ser A
May 15 1963
54,000
32,000 Pernambuco (State) ext sec 7s..l947
1959
45,000 Peru (Rep) Sec s f g 7s
National loan ext a f 6s_-.____.1960
353,000
S F 6s int ctfs w 1
1961
262,000
1940
71,000 Poland (Rep of) g 6s
Stablliz loan 7s of '27. Oct 15 1947
798,000
External a f 8s
1950
383,000
1961
53,000 Porto Alegre (City of) 8s
External guar sink fund 7HI..1966
57,000
189,000 Prussia (Free State) ext s f 6%—1951
S f gold 6s
1952
459,000
88,000 Queensland (State of) ext s f 7s..1941
25-year extl s f 6s
Feb 15 1947
109,000
26,000 Rio Grande do Sul (State) ext 8a.l946
1968
Ext s f g 6s..
221,000
Ext s f 7a ofi926i:::::::::::::i966
111,000
Extl s f 7s munlc loan....
1967
46,000
188,000 RlodeJaneiro (City)25-yrsf 8s.1946
External sec s f g 6%a.__.
1953
218,000
1952
874,000 Rome (City) external s f 634s
1964
23,000 Rotterdam (City) ext s f 6s
1959
163,000 Roumanla (Monopolies) 7s
1953
4,000 Saarbruecken (City) s f 6s..
Mar 1952
15,000 Sao Paulo (City) s f 8s
Ext Isec s f g 6Ha
May 15 1957
126,000
1936
84,000 San Paulo (State) ext s f 8s_.
External s f 8s
1950
223,000
Ext 7a water loan.....
...1956
105,000
Extl s f 6s lnt rets
1968
104,000
Sec s f g 7s int rets w 1
1940
380,000
198,000 Sante Fe Prov (Arg Rep) extl 7s... 1942
Saxon State Mtge hast 7s
1945
28,000
S F g 634s
Decl946
39,000
Seine Dept (France) 20-yr 7s
1942
178,000
May 29.
J
1899..........1945
iY.ooo
193,000
287,000
82,000
112,000
65,000
101,000
32,000
RANGE
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE.
FOREIGN GOV'T (Concluded)
Mexico (U
34.000
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
May.
Value.
EXCHANGE—BONDS
_
_
105%
106%
82%
95%
60
100%
cl04
91%
96%
72%
74
100%
W*
63
100
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Jan.
Feb.
107
Jan.
83
Jan.
96
>
7
Jan.
106
May
23
9
28
13
9
20
15
11
2
9
9
8
18
4
13
2
Apr.
1
Apr.
1
71% Mar. 13
100% May 20
cl04
May 15
91% Feb. 10
May
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
May
May
May
104
Feb.
Jan.
100% May
4
87% Mar. 30
87%
Mar. 19
8
Jan.
89
Feb.
6
May
70
Mar.
9
Jan.
100% Mar. 17
RAILROAD
1943
1,000 Ala Gt Sou 1st cons 5s ser A..
First cons 4s series B
1943
10,000
10,000 Albany ftcSusq 1st guar 3%a. ...1946
Allegh 4c West 1st g gu 4s
1998
1942
"2",5O6 AUeg Valley gen gu 4s...
...July 1995
31,000 Ann Arbor 1st g 4s
1995
963,000 Atch Top 4c S F gen g 4s
Registered
1995
2,000
Adjustment g 4s..
July 1995
43,000
Stamped
July 1995
72,000
Registered
2,000
Conv g 4s of 1909
1955
19,000
Conv g 4s of 1905
1955
13,000
Convg4sof 1910....
...1960
Conv deb gold 434s
1948
901",5o6
...
......
12,000
44,000
70,000
"9",5o6
10,000
2,000
137,000
A
O
A
O
M
8
Q
98
99
95%
A O
A
O
Nov
U 91%
ll4 "99"
79%
J
74
Sale
95
MN
D
93%
J
D
94%
J
D
92%
D
Sale"
Sale"
96
Atl 4c Char Air Line 1st 4%s A..1944 J
1st 30-year 5s sex B__
1944 J
Atlantic City 1st con guar g 4s
1951 J
...
cons
M
.....
1964 J
....
Registered......
..........
J
Second guar gold 5s.....
cOash sale.
1936
"86* r
103
85%
a94*
96% Sale
S
D
MN
89
Sale
J
47
56
J
J
A
O
65
J
J
100
A
O
Q
J
M
8
M
92
100% Sale
97
Sale
,
39%
Sale
96% Sale
166% Sale"
93%
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102% May 15 102% May
94
May 29
May 29 94
91 % May 12
92% May 16
May
72% May
98% May
98% May
95
Sale
96%
Sale
May
94% May
93 % May
942 May
94
May
99% May
74
May
101
May
99
May
97% May
98% May
94% May
95% May
96% May
21
23
105
Mar. 23
94
May
89% Jan.
94
May 29
May 16
28
26
23
"
29
Sale
112
May 29 116%
96% Sale
96% May 15 96%
97
98%
May
6 99%
Sale" 104% Sale" 103% May 1 106
102%
99
99
100% 99% May
5 99%
104
103
103% 104% 103 % May
9 103%
86
85%
85%
May 7 89
96% Sale'
96% Sale" 96
May
4 98
May 11
May
2
May 28
May 15
May
May
May 26
May
8
92%
90%
99%
80%
Jan.
97% Mar.
72% May
97% Jan.
96
95%
97%
91
102% May
86
99
71%
96
91
98% 100%
J
Jan.
101
May
May
97% May
98% May
94% May
96% Mar.
97% Jan.
94% Apr.
Jan.
99
93% Apr.
94
Apr.
93% May
94% Apr.
94% Jan.
94% Apr.
111% Apr.
93% Mar.
95
102
Apr. 24
May 21
29
23
6
28
26
23
30
21
21
122
Jan.
103% Jan.
97% Jan.
102% Apr.
May
Feb.
18
99% May
106
May
103% Jan.
99% May
104% Feb.
94% Jan.
98
May
Jan.
Feb.
97
18
15
24
14
5
7
86
95
Apr.
22
12
99
Jan.
87
24
30
65
May
5
May
5
Apr. 25
Feb.
29
40
Feb.
11
Jan.
75
Apr.
2
27
8
97
98% 100% 100% Sale
87
85
88%
44% Sale
■m*
Sale
40
31% Sale
Sale
77
64
70
103% 105
103%
ip
98% Sale
95%
98
97%
93%
100%
Sale
95
Sale
100
Sale
101
100% May
87
88
May
40
44%
May
40
31% May
70
70
May
104
May 16 104%
May
May
May
May
May
May
40
12
May 25
1 99
May
May
6 96
May 29 101% May 15
97% May
95
100
101% Jan.
14 102
2
Jan.
20
92% Mar. 18
52
9 104% May 12
99
Jan. 13
May 15
May
8
92% Apr. 29 96
99% Jan.
2 101% Feb. 10
96
8
J
D
J
102" Sale"
99%
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
106
May
108
Sale
107
May
109%
Sale
107%
108%
98%
103%
Sale
Sale
99
96x8 May
104
102% May
86%
83% May
100
102%
May
88 7 May 29
92%
105
May
1 105
8 92%
90% May
1 102% May 27
D
230,000
89,000
J
SouthwDlv 1st 3348 at 5%
178,000
1950 J
J
Tol Cln Dlv 1st 4c ref 4s
1959 J
51,000
M 8
Refunding 5s series D_
...2000
275,000
Conv g 434s temp
i960 F A
666,000
1,000 Bangor 4c Aroostook RR 1st g 5s '43
Con ref mtge gold 4s
.1951
43,000
Battle Creek Ac Sturgls gu 3s
1989
Beech Creek 1st gu 4s_.......__1936
99
100
1st gold 5s.
July 1948 A O
Ref and gen 6s, series C
.1995 J D
PLE4c WVaSyaref g4s._....1941 MN
.
Sale
85
J
July 1952 M S
4s
General unified 4Hs..
L 4t N collat gold 4s
Sale
102%
J
Sale
Sale
94%
96%
96%
96%
98%
94
J
Trans-Cont Short Line 1st 4s gl958 J
Cal-Arlz1st A ref 4^8 ser A...1962 M 8
J D
Atl Knox 4c No 1st g 5s
1946
90%
99%
Sale
Sale
94
J
93
Sale
92%
MN
104
Sale
91
Sale
96
113
Atl Coast L 1st
99%
94
102%
101%
2R*
89
86
J
1
July 1948
436,000 Bait 4t Ohio 1st g 4s
Registered...................
5,000
Convert 4 34s
1933
609,000
Registered
320.556 Refund 4t gen 5s ser A.........1995
"7",556
100%
93%
87%
J
Oct.. 1952
44,000
1948
25,000 Atlantic 4c Danville 1st g 4s
Second 4s
.1948
33,000
1,000 Atlantic 4t Yadkin 1st gu g 4s.. 1949
1941
2,000 Austin 4c N W 1st g 5s....
2"O4"666
J
1965 J
Rocky Mt div 1st 4s A..
Registered
78",556
.....
J
99% May
97% Apr.
103
106% 108%
107%
95%
Sale
Sale
106%
107%
97^4
103
103
84
Sale
102
Sale
93
Sale
102%
85%
Sale
Sale
Sale
"87""
92
Sale
105
Sale
91
Sale
65
56%
97%
83%
io8S
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"98"
85
86
101% Sale
88
Sale
~ "
103%
92
Sale'
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
12
15
23
23
27
100
100%
Apr.
Jan.
104% Mar.
3
103
Mar.
2
109
Mar.
6
13
83
Jan.
110% Mar. 11
99
May 23
5
105% Jan.
86% Feb. 24
99
Apr.
May
c-99
Jan.
105
88
103
22
86*
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
104% Feb. 28
98% May 13 100
May 21
Jan.
27
Apr. 30
92% Apr. 17
Feb.
65%
98
98
Mar.
105%
107%
95%
100%
71
97% Jan.
100
Feb.
27
May 21
BONDS
May.
Jan. 2
89%
1 J
1944 J D
2,000 B19 Sandy Ry 1st 9uar 4s
511,000 Boston 8c Maine 1st 5s A C—---1967 M S
1st mortgage 5s series 2..
..1955 M N
209,000
10,000 Boston & N Y Air Line 1st gu 4S-1955 P A
J
■\ 6,000 Brunsw 8c Western 1st gu 9 4s.-.1938 J
1937 M S
7,000 BuffRoch 8c Pitts 9en 5s
Consoles
—1957 M N
50,000
30,000 Burl Ced Rap 8c Nor 8c Col ts 1st 5s '34 A O
,32,000 Canada Sou con 9u 8c col tr 5s.-1962 A O
66,000 Canadian Nat guar 4%a.Sept IS 1954 M S
4%»_
1957 1 D
J
277,000
Gold 4%s
1968
169,000
Belvldere Del cons tftd 9
ctfs
1944
Collateral trust g 5s
37,000
144,000
119,000
426,000
—1946
Collateral trust 4%s
Carb 8c Shaw 1st g 4s
*1*666
13,000
41,000
*2*666
CaroCent let cone g 4s
Caro Clinch & Ohio
1st 8c
con
Sale
Sale
Sale
1,000
22,000
5a
Cent of Ga Ry 1st g
Consol gold 5s
...
J
100
Sale
J
J
J
D
J
J
M
S
Sale
Sale
Sale
112
Sale
120% 119%
1948
Not. 1945
...1945
92%
May 27
86% May
6 87%
87% May 18 87%
101
May
8 101
May 19
May
1
May 18
May
8
May 27 89%
May
4 97%
96
2 115
113% May
9 113
112% May
97"
May 29
99*
May
4 99
96
97
95
May 13
96%
May 13
96
101% May 29 104%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
100
102%
99%
99%
95
Registered
General gold 4%*
5,000
148,000
341.000
1,000
Registered
—
Ref 8c imp 4^s ser A
Ref 8c Imp 4%« aer B w 1
ll",606
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941,000
39,000
16,000
2,000
1993
1995
May 1940
Craig Valley 1st g 5s
Potts Creek Br 1st is
..1946
R 8t A Div 1st con g 4s
1989
R Ac A Div 2d cou gold 4s.....1989
Warm Springs Valley 1st g 5s .1941
Ches Corp conv col tr g 5s May 15 1947
Chic 8c Alt RR ref g 3s
1949
Certif deposit stpd Oct 1929 lnt—
Cblc 8c Alt Ry 1st Hen g 3%a
1950
.89,000
Chic Burl 8c O 111 Dlv
Registered...
2~8~, 066
358,000
147,000
56.000
8,000
345.000
6.000
714,000
16.000
20,000
11,000
1,000
2,000
107,000
II*
W*
95
Sale
97
93
112% Sale
109% 114%
85
101%
89%
96% Sale
97
94
84,000
212,000
70,000
1.163,000
1,295,000
107
104% Sale
8
S
A
O
100% Sale
J
101
Sale
93
87
8
100%
105*
95% Sale
69
69%
MN
A O
69
91
103
110
Sale
100
Sale
33
110
93
87%
Sale
94
101%
Sale
68% Sale
26% Sale
—1987
MN
Stpd non-payt Fed lnc tax.. 1987
Sale
77% Sale
Stpd gen 4^a non-pay lnc tax.1987
MN
Gen 5s stpd nun pay lnc tax..1987
Registered.........——
Sinking fund deb 5a
1933
;L
1st 8c ref g 5s
......
Stpd 1st 8c ref 4%a
lnt & ref 4 %a ser C
Conv
1 1936
May 3037
May
3037
May 2037
1949
4%s series A
MN
Sale
MN
M
8
J
D
I
D
J
D
MN
Registered...
series A
243*666
Convertible gold 4%s
J
;
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O
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108%
97% 105%
91% Sale
87% Sale
95
Sale
107
J
A
67
71
90
95
88%
89%
94
59
96
Sale
23% Sale
Gold 5s
Registered.....
1,000
4,000
Gold 3^s
Mem Dlv 4s
Chic St L 8c Pitts cons
1960
J
M S
91
Sale
M N
87
Sale
June 15 1951
June 15 1951
June 15 1951
1951
g 5s
1932
80
6
May
May 21
95
52
18
71%
Sale
94
Sale
Sale
Sale
A
O
85
66
102 £
104
104
114
Sale
70%
Sale
105%
Sale
Sale
87% Sale
102% Sale
98
97
105
99%
97
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103 J
Sale
90
Sale
79% Sale
86
88
88
—
72
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83%
Sale
88
50
108
—
103% May
84%
—
86%
91%
69% Apr. 25 75%
90
Apr. 22 96
88% May
5 96
95
May 29 101
52
May 29 76
16% May 27 35
80
63
65
104
105
1
May
9
May 12
85% May
91% May
19
70% May
65
May
May
106% May
105% May
116% May
91% May
105% May
13 105
1
8
6
19
8
11
15
5
26
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7
9
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2 102% Apr. 29
6
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Feb. 11
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94
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9
83% Apr. 13 96
8
83% May 27 95% Jan.
Jan. 26
66% May 29 93
Jan.
7
90
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91
Jan.
May
96% Apr.
83
May
71% May
88
8
12
14
29
25
25
28
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5
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Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
3
27
13
Jan.
99% May 11
99
May
"
May 15
May
6
8
85% May
91% May 12
14 101% Apr.
Feb.
18 101
May 19
May 26
26
23
Jan. 14
99% Jan. 21
98% Mar. 6
95% Jan. 24
92% Jan. 23
91
6 104% May 16
May
8
Apr. 22
8
93
Jan.
Mar.
100
23
12
106
Mar. 13
Jan.
3
Jan.
3 81
77% Mar. 17 79% Mar. 28
Mar. 9
86
Jan.
2 91
Feb. 10
86% Jan.
5 91
2
102% May 23 103% Jan.
106
Mar. 5 110% Mar. 18
Feb.
26
Jan. 26
76
101%
60
May
74
64%
58
May
57
52
103% May
104% Sale
May
Sale
106% 106% 106
106
104% 105% 104% May
104% 105
115
May
Sale
115% 116
115
89% May
Sale
90
90% Sale
104% 105% 104% May
Sale
104%
103%
103%
99% May
99% 101
99
99% 98% May
98%
98%
98%
97%
May
93
93
89
May
105% 105% 105
66
104% 105
85
8
Mar. 16
101% Apr. 11
87% Feb. 25
103% Mar.
2 104% May 16
85% May
90
May
91%
88
6
Jan.
7
Jan.
5
102% Jan. 21
93% Mar. 5
90% Jan. 15
Jan. 17
100
Mar. 20
96
1
May 25
71% May 28
6
Jan.
110
90% May 23
88
May 25
103
May 14
107% May 5
97% May
8
19
69% Jan.
9
16
79% May 26
83
Jan.
101% May
22
May 29
May
2
May 23
May 25
May 12
Mar. 10
May 25
Jan.
7
May
5
Mar. 10
Jan. 16
Jan.
9
Jan. 13
110
May 12
May
9
May 11
13
May 16
Jan. 19
Jan.
6
91
May 26
May 22
25
23
„
Mar.
100% May 25
May 25
100
104% May 28
May 26
May 13
May
5
104%
6
2
5
Mar.
92% May
25
25
28
23
6
12
88% May
5
95
May 29
52
May 29
16% May 27
92
97% Sale
101
100%
71
Jan.
79%
llH
84%
91
73
70
8
May
May
May
May
May
36% May
May
106
May
67
106% May
May 29
77%
80
103%
101
Registered
J D
8,000 Chic T H 8c S'east 1st 8c ret 5s___1960
M S
Income guar 5s
Dec 1 1960
20,000
J
J
25,000 Chic Un Station 1st gu 4%s A..1963
1st 5s series B
—
1963
25,000
Guaranteed gold 5«
1944
30,000
1st 6 Hi* series C
1963
46,000
236,000 Chic 8c West (nd Consol 50>yr 4s. 1953
M S
1st 8c ref 5%a series A. _ .—..—1963
62,000
Choc Okl 8c Gulf consol 5s
1952 MN
1937 J J
"*5*666 Cin Ham 8c Day 2d g 4%a
Q F
7,000 Cln Ind St L 8c C 1st 4s_—Aug 3 1936
Q F
Registered .....
—
1942 MN
i",o66 Cln Leb 8c N 1st con gu g 4s
Cln Union Term 1st 4%s
2020 J J
48,000
J
J
Clearfield 8c Mahon 1st gtd g 5s..1943
c Cash sale.
66%
92%
92%
5
6
8
104%
101%
5
6
100% May 18 102% May
104
102% 102% 101
6
6 101% May
101% May
102
108% May 29 109% May 16
109" Sale 108% Sale
May 11
4
99
95
May
95
Sale
97
95
28
88% May 13
81%
85% 83% May
84% 85%
8
89% May
27
81%
84% 83% May
88
84%
9
66% May 29 82% May
Sale
66% Sale
93% May 13
90
May 27
88%
Sale
84
"98% Sale"
A O
"
32
76%
78% 76% May
73%
80
87% May
89% Sale
87% Sale
May
87%
92% 88
87%
90
102% May
102% 102% 102% 103%
107
111% 106% May
107
Sale
77
Chic S L 8c N O—
10,000
Sale"
26
9
May
May
May
cl02
May 25
92% May
2
106
61
Sale
O
1952
Sec. gold 4%s
396,000
J
A
Refunding gold 4s
100
M N
1988
4s
Registered
103% Sale'
104% 107
M N
1988
1934
Chic R 1 8c Pacific gen g
86
32"
25
Jan.
107%
103%
106%
102%
103%
102%
103%
94%
69% May
6
68
May 13
79% May 25
99% May 16 100%
99% 100%
2 100
98
May
100% 101
6 104%
104% 102% May
104
1 110
109
May
109% 110
99
May 12 101%
94%
Sale
Feb.
Jan.
5 109
7
105% 105% 106% 104% May
99%
88" " 101
70" 93%
72
93%
75
May 18 77% May
74%
78
77
May
86% May
9 87
79%
85%
93 % May
9 93% May
94%
93%
100% May
9 100% May
100%
98%
May 26
80% May
4 84
83% Sale
80
81
70
MN
General 4s
12,000
51,000
88,000
69
71
66
105% 106% 106
Sale
61%
66
76
93% Sale
93%
94%
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1,481", 660
98% Sale
Q F
Registered ........
15-year secured tHia.-Mar
90% May
109
73%
MN
Mar.
22
20
18
29
Apr. 22
May
1
94%
92% Sale
98
..........
1987
109
May 11
May 29 100
68% May
7
67
May 27
79% May 25
102
1975
2000
Apr.
8 101%
Jan.
2
89%
1
99%
95% Mar. 21
6
2 115
13 112% Jan.
11 109% Mar. 3 114%
87% Apr. 17 98%
5
99
Jan. 31
6
91* Feb. 28 97
95
8
95% Apr. 27 96%
27
26 101% May 19 105%
5 104% May
90% Sale
98
Sale
91
Sale
cl02
9
96% May
104% May
79%
Sale
108
106
79%
Sale
98
100
106% May 20
May
102% May
2
May
May 14 103% May 23
May
1 102% May 25
103% May 12 103% May 12
95%
97% 102
92%
69
67
Sale
1989
1989
1989
1989
105
92%
102% 104% 102%
91
99% Sale
68%
70
69%
19*
80
79%
87
Feb. 20 87% May
Jan.
Jan. 14 101
106% May 27 107% May 16
106%
94
22
86% May
104% 105% 105% 106% 104%
102%
102%
102%
100%
Sale
102% Sale
101
100%
Sale
Sale
101%
101
95%
03%
Jan.
75
Jan.
Mar. 24 100
6 95% Jan.
90
87
104
81%
series B
May
C
May
Gen gold 4%» series E-.Mar 1
Gen Wt scries F
Chic Mllw i>t P 8c Pac mtge 5s
Conv «dj 5s
Jan 1
7,000
48,000
24,000
.155,000
53,000
1,132,000
126.000
Sale
7
22
May 27
May 16
Jan.
7
May
8
Mar. 20
Jan.
3
Jan.
102
110
102% 106
96%
100%
98
97
96
104
—
io~666
94
96%
108%
104
—
106,000 Chic 8C No West gen 3 Hi a
Registered.
113% Sale
103% 101% Sale
103
107%
General 4s
Registered
91*
98
114% 112%
Sale
97% Sale
Sale
98% Sale
94%
Sale
Illinois Division 4s
Gen 4 His series
Sale
114
112
92%
101%
98
96
112
95%
105
90
88%
161%
May 16
May 15
20 104
107% Jan. 14 109% Jan. 30
Apr. 21
91
Jan. 20 92
78
May
5 83% Feb. 25
May
5
78
May
5 78
101
Jan. 28 103% May 12
103% May 12 103% May 12
95
May 27 102% Apr.
4
1
95
May 27 100% May
90
79%
85
98
.........
Gen g 3 HI*
89
87%
99
J
J
96%
—...1949
M 8
96%
———1958
F A 103
1st 8c ref 4 His series B
1977
F A 108%
1st 8c ref 5s series A.....—...1971
A O
Chic 8c E 111 1st cons g 6s
1934
M N
5"
Chic 8c E 111 Ry (new co) gen 5s..1951
M N
3
Chic 8c Erie 1st gold 5s........—1983
M S
3%
Chic Gt Western 1st 50-yr 4s
1959
J
J
Chic Indianap 8c Louis? ref g 6s.1947
0
Refunding gold 5s.........
1947 J J
J
J
9
Refunding 4s series C
...
1947
MN
1st 8c general 5s series A
1966
J
J
8
1st 8t gen 6s series B
May 1966
1%
Chic Indiana 8c Sou 50-yr 4s—.1956
7%
Chic L S 8c East 1st 4 %a
1969
3%
Chic Mil 8c St P gen g 4s.. May 1989
*6*656
Sale
87
94%
95"" 102% 100%
1949
3%a
84
95
Sale
May 16
2 120% May
Jan.
68
6
May
100
M
M
91
87%
MN
»
108% Sale
l03%
91*"
87
83%
MN
M
Sale
"87"
78
May 21
Feb.
7
27 100% Feb. 27 103
86% Feb.
2 89%
16
98% Apr. 27 101%
12
Jan.
2 107
8 102
14 101% Feb. 13 105%
98% Feb.
2 100
25
May 15
May 15
90
.....
256",666
110%
115%
May 18 104
108% May
1 109
MN
5s.......1939
1939
1992
100%
May
A
MN
103%
104
68
68
9
14
Jan.
May 23
May 13
19 108
20 108% May 15
9
20 107% May
May 13
21 104
May 22
5 113
104
103
D
F
97%
97%
104
6
7
Mar.
l99*
90
20 102%
2 108
21 102
2 102
22 102
105
98
103
79
102% 103
107% Sale
89
93%
80
Sale
D
D
29
101
68
Sale
103%
108%
D
1981
10
72%
98%
99%
102%
May 19
98% May
8
98
70
87%
105%
Sale
Sale
103% 104
69
65
J
J
May
89% May
100
May
107
May
104% May
100
May
103
81
101 %
55
87% Sale
106% Sale
103% Sale
99% Sale
Sale
105%
99
102
103
M
Feb. 21
29
29 103 % Feb. 20
Feb. 18
85
12
99*
99
96
102%
99%
.....
82,000
Sale
108
6
94%
19
11
11
11
7
8
4
21
22
16
16
23
13
15
9
13
22
22
May
May
May
May
May
May
102
88
Sale
Sale
92
66,000 Cent N E 1st guar 4s
MN
13.000 Cen RR Ac Bkg of Ga col tr
J
J
55,000 Central of N J gon g 5s
J
Registered
........—-11,000
J
General 4s
——.--1987
205,000
1949
244,000 Cent Pac 1st ref gu g 4s
Registered
.......
26,000
Through St L 1st gu g 4s
1954
16,000
Guar 5s...
—..I960
175,000
Charles 8c Savannah 1st g 7s
1936
Ches 8t Ohio 1st cons g
:
106%
106%
106%
102%
119%
Sale
102 % Sale
102% Sale
99
Sale
1946
....1961
g 5S..1937
1987
Mobile Div 1st g 5s
Sale
97% May
101% May
May
102
83% May
98% May
103% May
84% May
102% May
108
May
102% May
102% May
102% May
108% May
108% May
107% May
May
104
113
May
12 120% May
19
29
1
29
2
1
29
22
2
96
100 %
88 >4
99 m
A
M S
Ref 8c gen
70,000
4,000
1,000
100
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
J
Registered f1,000 8c $5,000—1945
A O
5%a series B
1959
Ref 8c gen 5s series C
1959
Chat Dlv pur money g 4s
—1951
Mac 8t Nor Dlv 1st g 5s
1946
Middle Ga 8c Atl Div pur m 5s..1947
36*666
100
Sale
Sale
J
A.Dec 15 1952
4s
Sale
112
105
Sale
Sale
D
1938
1st 5s
g 6s series
Carthage & Adlr 1st gu g
Cent Br Un Pac 1st g 4s
Sale
100% Sale
100% Sale
106% Sale
106% Sale
106% Sale
102% Sale
Sale
83
107%
100 '
Sale
D
99%
83%
Sale
Sale
102%
Sale
A
99
Sale
98%
104% 101%
Sale
72%
102% 102
107% 107
Sale
102
Sale
O
-—1954
1960
1932
1949
5s equip tr temp
97%
101%
98
Sale
85
82%
103*
-
Collateral trust gold
95% 2\*
99% Sale
99% Sale
Sale
Sale
85
J
Guaranteed gold 5s
July 1969
126,000
Guaranteed g 5s
Oct 1969
166,000
Guaranteed g 5s
—1970
76,000
Guar gold 4lis
June 15 1955
195,000
97,000 Canadian No deb s f 7s...——1940
25-year deb s f guar *%s—
1946
68,000
Registered
Feb. 15 1935
75,665 10-year gold 4%a
307,000 Canadian Pac 4% deb stock
97
Mar. 20
88
85% Feb. 20
85
-1951 A O
1st 9
Beech Creek Exten
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Ask.
Bid.
Ask
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest
May 29.
May 1.
1931.
EXCHANGE.
N. Y. STOCK
Value.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
Sales in
19
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
1
18
88% Mar. 11
Feb. 11
73
105
Jan.
22
106% May 26
105% Feb. 14
116% Jan. 22
92
Jan.
24
1
7
8
Apr. 15
Jan.
105% Apr.
Jan.
21 103% Apr.
Apr.
15 100
Jan.
99
Apr. 22
May 15
99*
96
Jan.
31 106
Apr. 24
Apr. 22
Mar.
6
May
6
98% Apr. 24
20
n. t. stock exchange-bonds
Sales in
Price
May.
BONDS
Value.
V. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
1931.
$
Bid.
5,000 C C C Ac St L flan fl 4a
1993 J D
........1993 J
1941 J
General 5a aerlea B
D
Raf Ac Imp 4a aerlea C
Rel Ac Imp 6a aerlea D...^.....1943 J
Ref Ac impt 4 %a aerlea E
1977 J
44.000
348,000
When Issued
"
fl", 600
Ask.
93 %
96%
109% 114
J
104
J
103% Sale
100% Sale
J
May 1.
Sale
Bid.
St Loula DIt lat coll truat
Sale
Sale
Sale
99%
93 %
J
J
J
J
............
J
A O
A O
104
Sale
Sale
106
...
Sale
97
1935 MN
Sale
1980 M N
64%
73
1955
63
63
68
74
64H
69%
JAcJ 1956
....
-
Del R1t RR At Bdfle lat flu fl 4a.. 1936 F
Den Ac Rio Gr lat cons fl 4s...
.1936
A
M N
J
O
J
J
A
O
36
50
102% 103 %
103%
100
103
60%
93%
66
101%
J
85
Sale
J
76%
J
72 %
84
Sale
1996
Registered.....
104
% Sale
104%
J
A
1951
100
O
bs
O
J
D
M S
MN
21% Sale
26%
28%
89
101
...
—
104 %
101%
99
A
Sale
A
1947 J
282",000
21,000
105,000
00,566
90,000
175,000
4
Cash Sale.
79%
76
85
67%
20
Sale
18
18
Sale
17%
95%
95
67% May 27
17% May 26
17
May
5
21
97%
105% 108% 105%
104
105
104% Sale
100% 100% 100% 100%
97
97% —99
50
40
87%
67%
85
30
86
88
Sale
96
Sale
96
Sale
Feb
Feb
16
94
OR
l05h
101%
F
A
98% Sale
A
O
74
....1951 A
1951 M
1953 A
A
O
86
75
85
955*
...
101% May
112
107% May
110% Sale
93
96
91%
J
MN
§9" "90"
m i6!!
87%
98
97
50%
11 %
96%
"87%
Sale
Sale
75
86
May 15
99
108%
102%
95%
96%
May
94% Sale
85
86%
85
90
79
91
85
Sale
86% Sale
83%
85%
82% Sale
87
87%
84% Sale
84% 88%
75
78
MN
102 % 104*1
100% 104
J
108% 109 h
108
..1966 r
a
96
Sale
1950
D
85
93
Sale
98
107
100%
Sale
84% Sale
73% Sale
88
88
91
19
68% Jan.
12
4
38
May 29
53% Jan.
2
70
Jan.
5
,
97
53
68
6
Apr.
2
7
97% Jan.
96% May 12
95% Feb. 17
3
59
Mar.
102
Jan.
Feb.
74% Mar. 27
74% Apr.' 8
72% Apr. 24
73
May 16
47
70%
80%
70%
99%
105%
106%
Jan.
95%
100%
103%
96%
91%
Apr. 25
May 14
May 22
30
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
27
Apr.
May
May
May
May
28 100
29
99
27 100%
29 83
21
85%
2
3
Feb. 10
Mar. 4
Mar. 12
Mar. 17
May 25
Apr. 30
May 25
Apr. 30
Feb.
6
Mar. 31
Feb.
25
Jan.
9
91
6
Apr. 20
May 19
8
8
Apr. 20
Apr.
7
Apr. 28
35
Apr. 28
101% May 14 104
102
Jan.
36% May 21
96% Feb. 25
104% Jan.
104
Feb.
102% Jan.
84% Feb.
82
Feb.
70
Apr.
98
Jan.
111% May 25
109% May
7
102
May
9
111
May
8
cl08
May
5
99% May 13
98% May 11
May
May
May
May
May
87 % May 26 90% May 13
103% May
1 103% May
1
May
5 106
100%
101%
102%
101%
101%
May
May
May
May
May
99
May
76% May
93% May
Jan.
9
104
Apr.
60% Feb.
97% May
2 108
Jan.
1
2
5
23
20 104% Jan.
6
19 105% May 16
3 89% Mar. 14
5
87% Mar. 21
14 79% Jan. 23
27 101% May
8
78% Jan. 23
14 78% Jan. 27
68
May 28
70
70
Apr.
Feb.
71
(1X4. Apr.
Apr.
73% May 27
21
84% Jan
71% Apr.
84
109
81
Jan.
.
Jan.
112%
106% Jan.
114%
93% May 26 93%
Last sale 85%
19
67% May 27
17% May 16
17
May
5
105*
103*
93
80
Jan.
7
May 23
May
5
May 26
Oct. '29
31
Mar. 16
Jan. 14
Jan.
8
29
Feb. 28
Apr. 27 107% Apr.
Feb. 10 105% May
&*
99% May 28 100% Jan.
Jan.
96% Apr. 24 100
31
May 25 57% Feb.
85
Jan.
Jan.
73
Apr.
105
95
Feb.
Jan.
24
26
18
3
17
Mar. 21
8 101% May 13
Jan. 29 1011
May 13
1 113% May 25' 110
Feb.
113;
May 25
2 108% May 28 105% Jan.
108% May 28
12
97%
94%
87%
101%
89
MN
J
7
May 12
101% May
101% May
103
May
101% May
101% May
100
May
79% May
5
96
15
1
19
1
13
12
11
109% Jan.
109
Jan.
99
Jan.
107% Apr.
102
Apr.
95% Apr.
95
Apr.
67% Apr.
14% Apr.
95% Apr.
96% Mar.
86% Mar.
103% Feb.
2 112
Feb.
24
9 110
6 102
24 111
Apr. 22
24 cl08
28 100
May
5
Jan.
8
99% Jan.
Apr.
7
13
17
6
SIH
2
4
27
6
21%
92
May
Jan.
Jan.
9
5
17
15
Apr.
2
Jan.
21
12
Jan.
104% Mar. 18
3 106% Jau.
101% Jan.
100% Apr. 28 100% Apr.
99
Feb.
4 101% May
100
Jan. 12 101% May
5 103
100% Jan.
May
4 101% May
100% Feb.
100
Jan.
7 101%
Apr.
98
Jan. 19 102% Mar.
74
Jan.
79% May
21
28
15
1
19
1
17
18
11
May 12
93% May
86
May
6
86% Jan. 10
85% May 19
87
Feb.
28
4
89
May
6
87% Apr. 24
96
Jan.
16
84% May 29
83% May 9
78
May 27
88
May
9
85
May 26
82% May
8
84% May 29
93
Mar. 10
80
Jan.
78
May 27
88% Mar.
90% Mar.
85
86%
....
111%
109%
104%
96%
1033
993
110% May
109% May
100%
100%
101% Sale
101%
102% —j. 103
101% Sale
101%
102
99
Sale
99% Sale
76% Sale
78
Sale
83%
May 15
Sale
O
MN
J
.....
Sale
8
O
97
May
7
30 104% Feb. 18
Jan.
69% Jan.
19
Mar.'29
92%~JanI~20
73
103% Sale
100 % 100*1
100
100*<
100
J
86% May 18
76
May
8
21
May
5
20% May
5
May 27 105% May
Sale
108%
97
"90"
86
103% 104% 105% 105% 104
J
A O
May 28
99% May 28 100% May 25
99% May 2 99% May
2
31
May 25 32% May 15
101%
J
J
15%
104
100% 102
J
MN
75
96%
97%
J
MN
/8
11%
96
J
MN
May 19
67
101
99% Sale
Sale
108% 109
109% Sale
101
102% 104% 105
Sale
........1999 J
6
1
73
May
8
27 73% May 27
29 79% May
9
29 79% May 11
4 112% May 23
1 114% May
5
26 93% May 26
75
Sale
85
Sale
J
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
85
110% Sale
1950 A O
May 19
93
Sale
81
J
6
73%
73%
72% Sale
72%
72% Sale
71%
111%
111%
110% 114% 112
93%
93%
93%
93
Sale
90
1977 J
Registered...................
lat refunding 4s
.......1955
Purchased lines lat 3%a
1953
Coll tr fl 4a L N O At T
1953
Registered...................
Refunding 5a
1955
15-year secured 6H«
1936
Cairo Bridge gold 4a..
Sale
93%
93%
92
Feb.
87
2 105
108% Feb.
105% Jan.
101% Jan.
92
Apr.
100% May
89% May
8
99% May 29 101% May
8
68% May 28 75% May 13
107% 108
.1976 J
May
9
May 19
May
1
May 13
71
Sale
.1973 J
29 98
27 101
29 67%
21 73
69
Sale
109 %
91% May
97
May
53
May
68
May
70%
111
1953 J
................
40-year 4 Ha
73%
99% Sale
"68"
J
7,000 Illinois Central 1st fl 4a.........1951
lat gold 3 Ha
1951
25,606
Sale
105 %
1961 J
334,000 Hudson Ac Manhat lat At ref 5a A.1957
531,000
Adjust income 5a........Feb 1957
Registered...
71
I6i%
D
1936 J
25
110
99% 100
71% Sale
102% Jan.
10
35
103%
103%
99% 101% 101%
112
Sale
113
"07% 101"
O
M S
22
107% 110
107% May 26 107% May 26
104%
104
106% 104
105% 104% May 16 105% May 16
88
89
86% Sale
89
86% May
1
May 23
86
Sale
84% May
2 87
May 20
"73" Sale" 70
Sale
70
May 29 76% May
9
73
J
1999 J
Extended lat fl 3%i
lat gold 3s sterling
Collateral truat gold 4a
107
64%
J
13
8
4
12
25
-----
103
85
29 42
May
25 64
May
29 77% May
20
67% May
1
99% May
25 103% May
4 106% May
103%
112
100 %
J
6~00O Housatonic RR con fl 5s........1937
4,000 Houat Ac Tex C 1st fl 5s lnt flu ....1937
5,000 Houa Belt At Ter lat 5a.........1937
1,000 Houat E At W Tex lat 5a........1933
3,000
lat flu fl 5a redeem..
...1933
6,000
44 %
111%
89 %
77
73 "May" 16
44%
101%
101% May 14 104% May 19
103%
104%
103 % May 22 103% May 22
102% 104
103% 104
45
Sale
45
Sale
36% May 21 45
May
1
95%
96% 96%
96% May 5 97% May
5
107 %
35,000
lsc mtfle gold 5a aerlea G.
1950 A O
4,000 Gulf & Ship Island ref 5s.. .Feb 1953 J J
.....
20
Sale
Greenbrier Ry 1st flu fl 4a.. "1111940 MN
Registered
5
Sale
80
75
"n%"May"~2
35
32
74
J
May 16
100
112
Green Bay At West deb ctfa A
Debenture ctfa B.
fl 4 Ha
14%
74
J
73
20
72%
.
con
8
Sale
5
Sale
93%
71
20
Sale
...
51,000 Hock Val lat
96%
Sale
21,000 Gal H At San Ant 3d fluar ext 5s.l931
6,000 Galv Hous At Hend lat 5a.......1933
6,000 Ga At Ala 1st cons 5a
..Oct. 1945
~
Sale
o
Port St U D Co 1st fl 4%«
J
1941 J
Ft Worth Ac Denver City 5 Hi ...1961 J D
7,000 Paeaa Elk At Mo V lat 6s
1933 A O
Gulf Mob At Nor lat 5Hs...
91%
"53"
O
1940
Grays Point Term 1st flu fl 5a
Sale
Sale
35
32
Feb.
68
May
May
74% Sale
May
70
66
65%
May
97
May
97% Sale
103
103% 103
May
105% Sale 105% May
75**
101
70
38
55
74
Sale
Sale
M N
A
72% May 27
98
19%
—
O
Georgia Midland lat 3s
1946
Gout At Oaweflatchie 1st 5a......1943
14,000 Gr R Ac I ex lat flu fl 4%a
1941
159,000 Grand Trunk of Can a f 7a .....1940
158,000
15-yer deb fl a f 6a guar.......1936
?i:::::
Sale
25
43
74
74%
59
70
Sale
Sale
J
Ga Caro At Nor 1st 5s 1939
Extended at 6% to 1934
72%
72%
16
10
7
Jan.
95% Feb.
22 101
93% Jan.
38
104
Sale
Sale
1996 J
3,000 Pta Cent At Pen consol gold 5a ..1943
28,000 Pla East Coast lat
4%a._„..„
1959
408,000
lat Ac ref 5a ser A
1974
45,000 Fonda John Ac G1 flen ref 4%a...1953
74
74%
.....
98
1965 A
...
968,000 Gt Nor—Gen 7a Serlea A
3,000
Registered.....
84,000
lat At refund 4Hs Ser A
168,000
Gen mtfle 5%« Ser B...._
121,000
Gen mtfle 5a Ser C..
101,000
Gen 4Hs Serlea D...
385,000
Gen 4Ha aeries E.......
May 21 102% May 25
89% May 29 93% May 11
96% May 12 96% May 12
96%
96%
78
Sale
102 %
149,000
.1953
50,000
Do
do
Ser R...
1953
1,000
Gen cony 4s Serlea D
1953
733,000
Ref At impt gold 5a ser 1937 ...1967
843,000
Ref Ac Imp 5s of 1930
1975
15,000
Erie At Jersey 1st a f 6a
....1955
9,000
Genesee R1t RR lat a f 6a
1957
1,000 Erie Ac Pit tab flen flu fl 3 Ha aer B.1940
10,000
96
1941 MN
Serlea C 3Ha
104
May
7
May 22
110% May 6 111
May 23
106
May
2 109% May 14
103% May 15 104% May 22
Sale
Sale
66
lat fl 5a 1956 MN
Penn coll truat fl 4s......
60 yr coot fl 4a Ser A..
105
Feb.
Apr.
95% Apr.
7
6 104% Jan. 20
26 101% Jan.
6
15 101% May 28
20
92% Jan.
Sale
Sale
95% Sale
104%
104% 105%
cons
12,660
73 %
71%
71*4
71%
43
Elgin Jol At East 1st fl 5s
El Paso At S W lat Ac ref 5a
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
103% May
104% 102% May
Prices
Feb. 17
7
Last sale
92
101
J
Dul Mlaaabe Ac Nor flen 5a.......1941 J
Dul Ac Iron Range lat 5s_.
..1937 A
4,000 Dul So Shore Ac Atlantic
fl 5a....1937
2,000 East Ry M No DIt lat fl 4s...
1948
41", 000
Jan.
100% May 18 100% May 18
Sale
97% Sale
12,000 Detroit Rlrer Tunnel 1st flu4H>-1961
336,000 Erie lat con At prior lien 4a
116,000
Registered..
317,000
1st conaol flen lien 4a..
101 %
19
104% May 22 104% May 22
"III
.1
Jan. 21
Jan. 13 101% Jan
23
Mar. 12
May 15
Feb. 10
94
May
7
Mar. 26 93% May
8
99% May 15
94
May
7
93% May
8
95
Sale
72%
76 %
Dea Moines Ac Ft D 1st flu fl 4a....1935 J
Certificates of deposit
...
1,000 East Tenn Va Ac Ga
63 %
70
60
76
Dea Plalnea Val lat fluar 4Hi
1947 M 8
Detroit Ac Mack 1st lien fl 4a.....1995 J D
Gold 4a
1995 J D
"3",655
40%
95
15,000
Consol flold 4 %8
.1936
158,000 Denv Ac R Gr West flen 5s Aug 1955
47,000
Ref Ac Imp mtfle 5a aer B....... 1978
"2",666
4
4
5
101 % May 28 101 % May 28
110% 111% 110% 111
105% 105% 106% Sale
Sale
103% 103 %
94 %
171,000 Cuba Northern Rya latSHi..
1943
D
84,000 Cuba RR 1st 50-yrfl 5a._........ 1953
J
41,000
1st At refund 7%s series A
1936
D
17,000
1st lien Ac ref 6a seriea B
1936
D
329,000 Del Ac Hud lat 4a tax ex N Y-... 1943 M N
5,000
1935 A O
10-year conTertible 5s_..._
75,000
1937 MN
15-year 5 Ha
406', 666
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
^
,
103*1
"94 %
AAcO 1955
Non-conT debenture 4a
91%
98% May
93% May
91% May
Sale
14 110
17 105
2 105
2 105
29 101%
Apr.
1 104% May 11
1 100
May
9
1943
deb 4a 1954
non-conT
Non-cony deb 4a
96
102% 103%
102*4 104 % 103
Sale
1955
ext 4a
Non-cony debenture 4s..
1
D
1948 A O
Conn Ac Paaaum RIts 1st fl 4a
"2",556
Prices.
95% May 21
A
23,000 CleT Union Term'la lat a f5H« A. 1973 A O
12,000
lat a f fl 5a aerlea B fluar
1973 A O
1st a f guar 4%s set C
112,000
1977 A O
1945 J
&
90
100%
101%
91%
100%
88%
6,000
General 4%a aerlea A.........1977 F A
13,000 CleT Short Line lat flu 4H>
1961 A O
Coal R1t Ry lat flu 4a
334",000 Colo Ac Southern Ref At ext4Hi.
332,000
General mtge 4%s series A
1,000 Col At Hock Valley 1st ext fl 4a...
99%
101
MN
1950 P
98%
95%
104%
101%
A O
JAN.
Highest.
Jan.
1
96
J
Serlea A flu 4Ha..............1943 J
J
Seriea C flu 3Ha.............. 1948 MN
Serlea D 3Ha..
SINCE
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
94
95
May
943
107%
104% 104%
104% 105% 103% May
97
97% 98%
May
Sale
M S
1944
1940
1,000 Clev Col C Ac Ind flen con 6a.....1934
Clav Lor Ac Wheel con lat fl 5a—1933
Y.606 CleT At Mahon Valley fl 5a
1938
3,000 CleT Ac Marietta lat flu 4%«
1935
Cler Ac Pitta flen flu 4H« aer B..1943
Seriea B flu 3Ha..............1943
Col AtTol 1st
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
94
102
103 %
103 %
97
J
..1939
J
1991 J
tf 4a.l99Q MN
Spring At Col Dlr lat fl 4a
W W Val DIt lat fl 4a
41,000 Consolidated Ry
RANGE
Lowest.
May 29.
..........—
Cairo DIt lat flold 4a__._.
Cln W Ac M DIt lat a 4a
6,000
25,000
PRICES IN MAY.
Jan. 2
85% May 19
'87%
May
99% May 28
May 23
73% May 29
107
102
108
89
May
May
May
4
1
9
Feb.
7
96
May 12
»85% Apr.
9
86% Jan. 10
99% May 28 106
107
Jan.
Jan.
6
6
28
30 110
Jan.
16
73% May 29 100
90% Mar. 11 93
Jan.
21
Jan.
15
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
Sales in
N.
Y.
Illinois Central (Concluded)
Litchfield Dlv 1st g 3s
Loulsr Dlv 6c Ter g 3%s
Omaha DIt 1st g 3s
"¥,666
1951
1951
Registered.....
84
73J
73%
83 %
1951
1951
1953
Western Lines 1st g 4s..
Ask.
75
82
.....1951
Springf Dlv 1st g 3%a
May 1.
1931.
1*51
St Lou Dlv & Term g 3s
Gold 3 Ha
11,000
RANGE
JAN.
SINCE
1.
Jan. 2
STOCK EXCHANGE.
Bid.
7,000
20,000
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
May.
Value.
31
80%
86
78
Bid.
;
75%
83%
74%
74%
82
Ask.
77%
-----
83%
78%
84%
81%
85"" ~90%
92
Sale
May 29.
Bid.
70%
84%
73%
74%
81%
81%
90%
Ask.
....
Sale
77
78%
83%
Lowest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
77% May
i
85
May 22
Sale Prices.
81% May 28
82
May 16
92" May""I
92
89
96% May
9
85% May 11
May
1
75% Apr. 29
82% Jan. 14
75% Apr. 22
75% Feb. 13
81% Apr. 10
78% Mar. 26
85% Mar. 6
85
77% May
,
84% May 29
...
92
Highest.
78
78
Jan.
21
Feb.
19
84% Feb. 19
Feb.
18
85
Feb.
90% Jan.
3
93
Mar. 17
18
93
...
Ill Cent 6c Chic St L 6c N O—
443,000
162,000
16,000
Joint 1st & ref 5s
1963
93
91%
Ind IU 6c la 1st gold 4s
1950
3,000
10,000
224,000
112,000
163,000
232,000
13,000
~2",6O6
Internet At
Gt Nor 1st 6s
1952
1st col trust 6s..
.......1941 MN
First Hen At rof 6%a...
Sale
57%
00%
nH
Sale
70
75
70%
72%
19%
17%
"l3%
13%
1st Ac ref 4s
...1951 M S
James Franklin At Clearf 1st 4s..1959 J D
Kal Alleghan At G R 1st gu g 5s..1938 J
J
Kanawha At Mich 1st gu g 4s
1990 VO
K C Ft S At M ref g 4s
A O
1936
Kan City South 1st g 3s..
1950 A O
...April 1950 J
J
Kentucky Central g 4s
Kentucky At Ind Term 4%a
Stamped
Sale
4
91%
93
1987
91%
97%
77% Sale
100
Sale
Leh Val (Pa) gen con g 4s
Registered
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Sale
Sale"
103
103%
85
100%
85%
82%
Sale
85
D
100% 105
98
100%
80% Sale
Leh Vail RR gen con 5s series..
2003 M N
102% 107
1941 A O
101
1945 M S
88%
109% 113%
1965 A
Little Miami gen 4s series A
Long Dock
cons
gold 6s_.
24,000 Long Island 1st
1st cons gold
O
....1962 MN
1935 A O
cons g 5s..July 1931 Q
4s.........July 1931 Q
Gen gold 4s
Gold 4s
Sale
94%
J
J
1938 J
D
1932 J
D
Unified gold 4s
10,000
1949 M S
Deb gold 5s
2,000
..1934 J D
20-year deb 5s
22,000
1937 MN
Guar ref gold 4s_.
51,000
1949 M S
N Sh Bch 1st cons gu 5s. Oct. 1932 Q
10,000
J
161,000 Louisiana At Ark 1st 5s series A..1969 J J
4,000 lou At Jeff Bridge gu g 4s
1945 M S
88
101
ioi%
100%
100%
91%
105
99%
81
92
■at»
90
m m
May
May
May
May
87% May
95
May
93% May
89
W*
91%
92
70
87
77
May 22
22 103
8 89% May 13
97% May
1
79
May 16
29 100
May
8
97% May 22
7
9
6 94% May
29
25
86
84%
80%
97%
103%
101% 104
91%
102
94%
Sale 108%
108
93%
91%
91%
106%
100%
90% May
Sale
101%
100%
85%
85% 84%
Sale
1
91% May 20
May 29 103
May
2
7
May 7 100% May
May 29 86% May 13
May 12
May 20 85
107% 103% May
102
100
May
Sale
84% May
90
83
May
Sale
97
May
Sale
102
May
105% 101% May
95%
91% May
113% 108
May
91
93%
May
Sale
106
May
28 107% May
May
5 101
87
May
4
83
13
May
101
May
1
18 104% May
19 101% May
96
May
12
May
1 110
22 93% May
May
29 108
97%
99%
92%
93%
99% 100%
60
61
96
19
90
65
Feb. 27
Feb. 17
Jan.
81
Feb.
Jan.
80% Feb. 21
72% Mar. 13
May
May
May
Apr.
May
n*
89
87
75%
87%
93%
91%
May
May
May
Apr.
May
Jan.
Feb.
Mar. 21
Feb.
2
Jan.
21
15
Jan.
9
6
Jan.
12
Feb.
18
May
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
May
May
22
21
20
10
9
22
9
Feb.
17
Jan.
103
18
16
Mar.
22 103
8 92%
29 99%
20 81%
29 102%
97%
2
3 94%
1
19
14
27
22
12
102
98
100
May 20 95% May 20
6
May
6 101% May
May 16
May
2 101
95% May 23
May
6
May 12 101% May 12
May
May 27 60
94% May
6
May
4
105% Apr. 20
lUO^L
101% Jan. 27
W'
May
80
96% Apr.
101
83
108
Jan.
90
110
Apr.
91% Mar.
104
Feb.
Jan.
13
7
May 29
106% Ma..
May
101% May
84
Apr.
5
20
May 14
Jan.
26
93% May 12
May 12
108
Jan.
100% May 22 101
95
92
92
94%
95%
101%
101%
101%
102% 101%
101% 101% 102
95% Sale
93%
94%
93%
101% 102% 101% 102% 101%
Sale
55
Sale
43
41%
95
94%
95
94%
94%
94
101% Feb.
9 103% Apr. 18
100% Feb.
3 100% Mar. 24
84
Apr. 14 87% Jan. 23
83
Apr.
2 85
Jan. 23
103% May
Apr.
84
Apr.
100% 101
100% May 22 100% May 14
100% 100%
100
89% Apr. 22
20
13
18
13
29
■
Sale
101
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
87%
105% 105%
100
100%
85
84%
82%
81%
Sale
99%
Sale
103%
98
■»
103
Sale
76%
77%
87% Sale
97% Sale
101%
86
85
100%
100%
95
§8*
87
97% Apr. 15
88% Jan. 12
7
103% Apr.
Jan.
93
103
100
M N
4%a
P
87%
87%
97% Sale
78% Sale
102
Loh V Ter Ry 1st gu g 5s
Lehigh Ac N Y 1st gu g 4s
Lex At East 1st gu 5s
cons
m
if
J
~96~~ '97%
Gen
8
20
8
12
12
11
11
8
15
7
14
7
1
8
J
2003 MN
.
May 22 102% Feb. 13
Jan. 10
May 25 96
7
91% Jan.
7 91% Jan.
82
May
D
J
89
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
87%
2003 MN
May 22
May 25
96%
95% ..... 96% May 7 97%
78%
78%
102% 102% 103
102% May 20 102%
103
102% Sale 102% May 29 103
Sale
82
Sale
82
May 29 90
50
Sale
Sale
49
May 29
Sale
73% Sale
73% May 29
Sale
74% Sale
74% May 29
Sale
67% Sale
66
May 22
Sale
57% 68% 66
May 26 72
71%
60% 63
May 25 70%
13
12
"l2%
12% May 14
13
13%
12
13%
May
9
2%
3% Sale
3
4%
3%
May 25
95
95%
93%
95
May
5 96%
1961
A
82
.....
101%
102%
85%
00%
75%
75%
07%
08%
90^
93
Leh Vail Harbor Term 1st 5s....1954 F
Leh V (N Y) 1st gu g 4%a
1940 J
Sale
83%
92%
95%
95%
93%
86
1961
17,000 Lake E At W 1st gold 5o___
1937 J
2,000
2nd gold 5s
1941 J
97,000 Lake Shore Ac Mich Sou g 3%a._-1997 J
2,000
Registered
...1997 J
90
103
80%
95%
93% Sale
91% Sale
1960
Plain
8,000
4,000
239,000
.8,000
90,000
35,000
5,000
70,000
30,000
4,000
7,000
D
Certificates of deposit
Ref At Imp 5s
Kan City Term 1st 4s
Sale
80
37
1947 F A
Iowa Cent 1st gold 5s..........1938 J
Sale
84%
95%
80%
103%
103%
Adj mtge 68 series A—July 1 1952
J
1st mtge gold 5s series B
...1956 J
J
1st gold 5s series C
1956 J
Int Rys of Cent Amor 1st 5s
1972 MN
90%
92%
95
Indianapolis Ac Loulsv 1st gu 4s_1956
Ind Union gen Ac ref 5s A
1965
Gen & ref guar 5s ser B
3,000
1965
"3~66O
132,000
401,000
44,000
77,000
87,000
47,000
10,000
1,000
35,000
27,000
25,000
Sale
95
99
1963
1940
A
ser
4%s series C
Ind Bloomlngton 6c W 1st 4s
98
Jan.
Jan.
14
Mar. 11
98% Apr. 17
95% May 20
98% Feb.
90% Apr.
Jan.
102
Mar. 24
98% Jan.
102
Feb.
101
92
100% Feb.
41% May
94
18
95% Mar. 5
101% Mar. 27
Feb.
75
Mar. 20
97% Mar.
Jan.
7
/
6,000 T^ulsv
321,000
"6", 000
107,000
85,000
104,000
42",000
13,000
17,000
26,000
9,000
Ac Nashv gold 5s
1937 MN
Unified gold 4s
1940 J
Registered
Coll trust gold 5s
J
J
1st Ac ref 5%a serlej A...
1st At ref 5s series B
2003 A
O
2003 A
O
100% 101%
104% 106
104% Sale
1st At ref 4%s series C
2003 A
O
100 %
Paducah At Mem Dlv 4s...
St Louis Dlv 2d gold 3s...
1946 F
A
1980 M
S
193! MN
...
Mob At Montg 1st g 4%a
1945 M S
South Ry joint Monon 4s...i,_1952 J
J
Atl Knox At Cin dlv g 4s
1955 M N
Louts Cin At Lex dlv 6 4%a
Mahon Coal RR 1st 5s...
1931 MN
1934 J
1,000
12,000 Manlto S W Colontz g 5s
J
J
1979 J
S
95
I6I"~
69% Sale
101% Sale
89
J
90
95%
100%
98
D
MN
1949 M
S
......1962 Q
F
Certificates of deposit..
1938 J
1938 J
J
§8*
87
1931 M S
99
137,000
68,000
27,000
188,000
30
15
15
21
16
5
4
20
8
3*
80
WMMM
98%
85
'
85%
Sale
90
76
Sale
81% Sale
73%
93%
98%
91
Sale
85
98%
90%
1978 J
J
97
97%
97
Sale
93
92
"95"
88
1949 J
J
«*MMM
A. 1959 J
J
--MM
1990 J
Mlssour-Kansas-Taxas RR—
Prior lien 5s series A.........1962 J
D
40-year 4s series B_.
1962 J
J
88
Pr lien mtge
1978 J
J
1967 A
O
94%
95% Sale
Jan
Jan.
95
77%
72%
2 100
Feb. 27
90%
99% May 25
Mar.
9
96% Jan. 22
May 13
Apr. 30
11 102
6
23 101
Jan.
9
Apr. 28
97% May
Apr. 14
Apr. 22
2
2
May
May
May
May
May
May
19
11
27
22
15
28
2
99% May 25
79
May 26
6 90% May 19
6
100% Mar. 13 104% Feb.
87% May 27 87% May 27
97% Feb. 11 101% May 22
85% Jan.
97
Jan.
19 100
90
18
27
95
Feb.
5
90
Apr. 28
20
Mar. 26
May 15
16% May 15
4
May
1
8
May 15
15
87
81%
74%
89%
90%
May 29 89
May 27 84%
Apr.
8 94%
May 29 100%
81
May
May
May
May
Jan.
16
4
8
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
20
25
13
13
30
Mar. 24
9
Jan.
8
Apr. 13
21
Sale
602 Sale
Sale
81%
74%
89%
90%
May
May
May
May
29
27
22
29
6
3
89
Jan.
62% May 12
67
Jan.
27
91
Mar.
9
99% Jan.
21
88% May 13
88
May
1
May 21
Apr. 24
Jan.
15
65% Jan.
14
27
May
May
23
94%
54
88
53
88%
Sale
87
97% Sale
84%
80%
84% May
80% May
91
May
72% May
100
May 12
84% May 15
95% May 14
81% May
9
84 % May 29 103% Jan. 13
Mar. 21
80% May 29 92
91
Mar. 16
May 22 98
95
Feb.
89
81% May 29 100
Jan.
7
Jan.
2(
£8
£8
75
57% Apr. 10
78% May 29 99%
80% May 29 99
65
May 28 101
81
99
Apr. 29
79% May 29 95%
95% Apr. 30 99
Sale
89%
54
87%
May
1
May 21
May
1
72%
98% Sale
Sale
82
Sale
81 % May
69
Sale
Sale
97
Sale
Sale
90% Sale
Sale
57%
78%
80%
Sale
Sale
Sale
93
96 %
Sale
65
Sale
Sale
97
81
Sale
Sale
57% May
78% May
80% May
65
May
81
May
79 % May
97
May
Sale
Feb.
Feb. 27
Jan. 19
Mar. 19
1
1
62% May 12 63%
92% May 22 97
Sale
Sale
92%
Sale
Sale
May 11
76
May
1
91% May
9
99% May
8
Sale
65
101% Sale
89
Feb.
7
92% Apr.
15
94% Sale
75%
Cum adjust 5s series A
97% May
15
Sale
77%
Sale
J
89% Feb.
100
7
Last sale
63%
ser D
70% May 28
101% May 29
Feb.
Jan.
Last sale
65
ser
86
73% Jan.
67
Jan.
98% Jan.
90%
101
May 28 102%
87%
87% May
101%
100)4 May
99%
98% May
94
94%
May
82
26,000 Mississippi Cent 1st 5s
2,000 Missouri-Illinois RR 1st 5s
199,000 Mo Kan At Tex 1st g 4s
63
100% Feb.
May 22
May
6
May 12 70
May 15 100
89% May
MStPAtSSMAt Cent Term
1st Chic Term s f 4s........1941 MN
34,000
28
29
19
18
13
90
80
44
J
101
May
May
May
May
May
Jan. 14 102
May 12
101% Apr. 27 106% Feb. 24
Jan.
7
103% May 23 106
96% Apr. 30 102% Jan. 20
10
fl
........1946 J
25-year g 5%a
1st ref 5%a series B
70%
101%
92%
96%
May
87% May
95
May
100% May
68
1949 M
1st At ref 6s series A
¥2",000
67
99%
95
J
J
101
101 % May
70
Sale
99
—
...1938 J
May 12
May
9
May 20
May 13
103% Apr. 14
100% May 26
May
97% Feb.
101% Feb.
97% Sale
1st Ac refund gold 4s
103
76
94 >
O
D
5 103
May
5
1 100% May 26
102
76*
84%
85%
89
101% 102 >
1934 J
10-yr coll tr g 6%a
Sale
98%
1934 J
5s gtd as to lnt
Sale
102
1940 A
M St P Ac S S M 4s stpd
1st cons 5s
87%
25
1952 MN
Temp ctfs of deposit
67
100%
90%
1951 M
3%a
May
99% May
99% Sale
99% Sale
97%
95%
99
101% 101% 101% May 18 102
101%
104% 104% 103
103% Sale
May
4 105
104% 104% 103% Sale 103% May 23 104%
98
Sale
98
Sale
97
98%
May
1
74
09%
Sale
07
103
103%
102%
100%
73%
¥~j
Ref At ext 5s series A
cons
90%
98%
80%
1947 M S
Mllw Ac State Line 1st guar 3%a..l941 J
J
Minn At St L 1st cons gold 5s
1934 MN
1st
93%
100
101 %
1977
137,000
5,000 Midland of N J 1st ext 5s
50,000 Mil Ac Nor 1st ext 4%s (1880)
Cons ext 4%s (1884)..
21,000
11,000 Mil 8par At N W 1st gu 4s
213,000
5,000
24,000
71,000
86%
1941 J
Ref & Imp 4%s series C
10,000
8,000
3,000
.....
D
8,000 Mich Cent Mich Air Line 1st 4s. .1940
Jack L Ac S gold
1st gold 3%a
Sale
92%
03%
67
99% 102
1934 J
Man G B At NW 1st gu 3%a
Mex Internat 1st 4s asstd
"3",000
Sale
98
J
.........
Manila RR South Lines 1st 4s.._1939 MN
1st ext 4s
1959 MN
'¥,666
103%
83
84
95
79
85
54
90
May 21
May 13
53
87
72% May 29
97
92
Jan.
10
Missouri Pacific RR Co—
1st Ac refund 5s series A......1965 F A
282,000
General 4s_.
593,000
..1975 M S
1st Ac ref 5s series F._
582,000
1977 M S
1st Ac ref g 5s ser G
152,000
1978 MN
Convertible gold 5%a
739,000
1949 M N
1st ref gold 5s series H
1980 A O
423,000
1st Ac ref 5s ser I
1981 F A
2,445,000
3,000 Mo Pac 3d 7s ext at 4%....July 1938 MN
Mobile Ac Blrm prior Hen g 0$ ...1945 J
J
...
"¥,666
Small.
Sale
Sale
'93% *95"
97
96
J
J
Mortgage gold 4a.............1945 J
J
Small......................
J
90%
J
87
c
__
......
Cash sale.
84%
83%
95%
98%
Jan.
7
Jan.
9
24
Jan.
Jan.
8
Feb. 21
Feb.
28
16
93
96
89%
78%
79% Sale
95%
May
9
66% May 12
May
9
May
9
May
9
May 11
9
88% May
97
May
6
90
99%
II*:::::
96
May
6
96
May
6
Apr. 28
88% Mar. 11
97
Jan.
92
Mar. 28
79
88
Mar. 30
96
Mar. 28
Sales in
Y.
N.
Value.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
Bid.
gold 4i
1938
Montgomery Dlv let g Si....—1947
Refunding at Imptov't 4Hi —1977
Mobile 6c Ohio Hen
A
F
M
"90%
5% notes
1938
102,000
1991 M 8
7,000 Mohawk & Mai 1st gu g 4s
J
4,000 Mont Cent 1st gu g 6s......—-1937
1st guar gold 5s
—.......1937 J IJ
D
58",000 Morris 8c Essex 1st gu 8Hi......2W0
Constr M 58 ser A w
MN
64%
Sale
Constr M4H* see
MN
101
F A
43,000 Nashville Chat 6c St L 1st 4S....1978
Nash Fla 6c Sheff 1st gu g 5s
1937 F A
101
104%
158,000
58,000
11955
B w 11955——
coupon—...1977
Guar 4s Apr 1914
"2.000
Assent
li*
90%
88
93%
10834 109% 108%
Sale
101
O
A
Assent cash warr
4a..........—1951
No 4 on
Naugatuck RR 1st g 4s.......—1954
1,000 New England RR cons 5a......-1945
Cons guar 4s.
6,000
————1945
First cons
MN
J
J
A
Npt Sc Cin B pen gu g 4%s
1945
N Y 6c Bklyn 0c M B cons g 5a—1935
113,000 N Y Cent RR cony deb 6a...—1935
Consol 4s series A....——.—1998
215,000
Ref 6c Impt 4 Ha aeries A
2013
349,000
When issued...—
...
2,611,000
Ref 6c impt 5s series G._—....2013
374,000
J
55
O
107
3%»
1997
Registered..
.............1997
Debenture gold 4a..——1934
30-year deb 4s of 1912...——1942
Lake Shore coll g 3 Ha
1998
Registered...
.—.——1998
Mich Cent coll g 3 %•
1998
A
Sale
A O
Sale
106 X
J
85
J
75
MN
J
r
a
82
f
A
F
A
76
82
6% gold notes
...
Refunding 5%« series A....
250,000
Refunding 4%» series C
515,000
218,000 N Y Connecting 1st gu 4%• A.
1st gtd 5s series B——
18,000
4s
3d ext gold 4%«
N Y A Greenw L guar
g 5s....
3%«
N Y Lack 6c West 1st 5s A
N Y 5c Harlem g
1st 5c ref guar
N Y 5c Jersey
3,000
4H> Ser B...
1st 5s..........
Branch gen is
Ter 1st 4s
New Hayen 5c Hartford—
N Y 5c Long
N Y 5c N E Boston
N Y
86%
80
96%
Sale
70%
105
88
8
1947 MN
79
Sale
93%
,98%
95%
....
2000 MN
85
Apr.
8
50
May
1
84
96
101
106% May
93% May
95
May
94% May
104% May
May
87% May
22 107% May 15
1 95% May 18
29 100% May 11
May
8
29 100
29 107% May 9
86% May
85
May
101% May
98 % May
84
May
81% May
84% May
82% May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
102%
104%
97%
1932 F
1941
1939
1003
1003
A
85%
88
"64X
A
O
70
J
81
80 X
MN
J
J
70
J
J
82 %
73
83
Sale
74
114% Sale
J
1940
...—1957
1st 6c ref 4%*
of 1927
1967
Harlem R fic Pt Ches 1st 4a—1954
97% Jan.
82% Apr.
O
104 X
MN
70 %
91%
88
D
MN
M S
179,000 N Y Out & West 1st g 4a—June 1992
General 4s.
1955 J D
16,000
N Y Prov 6c Boston gen 4s
1942 A O
40 X
30
O
91X
105
72
Sale
88 %
Sale
33
95
93%
-.1998
A
1937
—1937
5s.............-1940
J
J
69
F
A
May 25
88
F
A
50
58
99 %
Terminal lat gold 5s.
—.1943 MN
15,000
1946 J J
217,000 N Y Westches 5c Boa 1st 4%«
102,000 Nord Rys extl a f 6%«
1950 A O
30,000 Norfolk South lat 5c ref 5a A
1961 F A
105
Sale
36
Sale
MN
75
85
5s
1941
Norfolk 5c Western impt 5c ext g 6a 1934
New River 1st gold 6s
—.1932
Norfolk 5c West Ry lat con g 4S—1996
Registered
-—
1996
Div 1st 5c gen g 4s
1944
Pocahontas C 5c C Joint 4s
1941
North Cent gen 5c ref 5s A
1974
Gen 5c ref 4%s aeries A stpd.,1974
Northern Ohio 1st guar g 5s....1945
Norfolk & South 1st g
79 %
F
A
102%
A
O
A O
97%
Sale
101 %
A
O
J
J
J
D
M
M
8
S
99
96
—
101% May
Jan.
85% Jan. 22
84
Jan.
7
3 100% May
97% Jan.
90% May 22 102
1 102% May 29
9
Jan. 24
Jan.
9
Feb. 20
May 25 107
70% May 29 93
9
Jan.
2 103% May
104% Jan.
7 105% May 15
92% Mar. 7 92% Mar. 7
90
102
Feb.
88
97% Feb. 21
88
May 25
May 25
14
103% Mar. 10 103% Mar 10
100% Jan.
6 102 % May 29
94
Apr. 22
94
89%
84% 83%
80% 79%
86
88
85
85%
85
86
87% 85%
78
78
Sale
79% Sale
113
112% 114% 114% Sale
82%
78%
89%
83%
80%
85
81
85%
86%
105%. Sale
73% Sale
91% Sale
94
Apr. 22
89% May 19
89
Feb.
90% Feb. 20
83% May 13
May 11
80
May 26
88
87
May
May
80
117
May 12
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
81
Apr.
84
73
Jan.
81% Mar. 21
83
Jan.
88
98%
96%
Sale
Sale
100%
102%
91%
95%
Sale
94
Sale
Sale
68
98%
Sale
94%
77%
71%
104%
98%
98%
106%
102%
S
O
D
J
J
J
161"" 102"
94 <•'
108
108
92%
Sale
109
Sale
D
F
A
93
J
J
99
96%
—
Sale
100
99
99%
May 25
77% May
"
95
55
99
100
99
99
.—
Sale
99%
May 29
May
May 15
May 21
May 22
104% May
6 105
102% May 22 102% May 12
98% May
5 100% May 22
May 22
99% May 14
100
98% May
98% May
94% Sale
93%
97
Sale
68
66
Sale
Sale
102
101
110
92% May
92
65%
65
94%
110%
101
101
106%
8§*
93
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May 25
May
68% May
66
May
97
May
112% May
104
May
103
May
106% May
14
11
12
26
100
70
60
95% 100
70% May 26
97
May 12
76% May 12
97
May 12
103
102%
96%
97
108% 110
109
109% 109%
96
Sale
Sale
103
32
98
97
Mar. 18
Jan.
21
9
May
Jan.
27
Apr. 28
46% Jan.
9
May 27
Mar.27
96% Mar. 7
80
Apr.
1
Feb. 26
31% Jan.
96
Mar. 27
92% Jan.
37
70
9
9
Mar.
Jan.
94
44
96
Jan.
61
Feb. 24
Apr. 29
May 29
98% Mar. 17 101
87% Mar. 11
77% Apr. 30
108
May 15
105
Jan.
Jan.
9
19
Apr. 23 45
85
Jan.
Apr.
25
105
May 22
102% May 12
100% May 22
97% Jan. 19
100
May 22
104% Mar.
102 % May
96% Jan.
96% Jan.
97% Jan.
Jan.
100
Jan.
27
14 103
97
8
Feb.
Jan.
16
16
92% Apr.
97
Jan.
Anr.
95
Jan.
96
101%
91
69% Jan.
65% May
65
Feb.
105
l29%
10
Sale
98
May 11 103
6 97%
108% May 11 109
108% May
9 109%
94% May
4 98
103
95% May
30
97
May
May
7
2
32
98
May
May
May
May
May
11
26
27
"
16
May
May 29
May
95% Feb.
Jan.
28
Jan.
May 12
6
Apr. 11
97% May 26
109% Mar. 6
109% Jan. 20
98
May 16
Feb.
30
Mar. 25
103
92% Jan.
101
101%
21
May 26
97
Feb.
107
Jan.
Jan.
102% Mar.
Jan.
107
7
77
69% Apr.
97
May
101 % Feb.
102
Feb.
92
6
Jan.
Jan.
113%
105%
105%
106%
103%
Feb.
Jan.
101
94% May
110% May
101
May
100% Apr.
6
:
9
8
27
24
67
102% Feb.
104
69
95%
102%
102%
95%
108%
108%
94%
118%
115%
106%
77%
95%
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
101 % Feb.
90
Jan.
90%
65%
96%
94%
Sale
110%
104
100%
102% 100%
106%
104
66
112%
111%
104%
71%
90%
89%
55
May
103
66
95
--
83
Jan.
108
65%
50
J
May 25
May 21
Mar. 10
87% Mar. 13
70
77
104
91%
105%
94%
May 27
Mar. 12
80% Jan.
.....
103" 101% 103
92M Sale
100%
D
72%
93
103%
79
95
74
69%
53%
90
99% Sale
103%
.....
W
78
--
101% 102%
102
78
May 15
May 14
55%
Sale
May 28 101
98% 100% 101
79% Sale
78% May 26 83%
78% Sale
4 108
106% Sale
106% May
106% Sale
2
Sale
20
21%
22%
19%
19% May
111%
J
53
44
May
38% May
91%
55
100% 102%
J
45
46
42
69%
111% Sale
9,000 Ogden 5c Lake Ch lat guar g 4a.. 1948
M
1,000 Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s....—1943
Ohio River RR lat g 5s
1936 J
General gold 5s..............1937 A
*2",000
78,000 Oregon RR 5c Nav con g 4a
.1946 J
3,000 Oregon Short Line 1st con g 5a..1946 J
Guaranteed con 5s....'
...—1946 J
18,000
446,000 Oregon-Wash 1st 5c ref 4*
...19sl J
50% Sale
38% Sale
91%
64%
66
105% 105% 104% May 15 105% May
73
Sale
71% May 29 77% May
91 % May
94% May
92% Sale
94
May
95
96
93% May
Sale
46
102%
103 %
A O
396,000 Northern Pacific prior lien 4a... 1997
15,000
Registered
1997
Gen Ben ry 5c Id gt 3a
235,000
Jan 2047
8,000
Registered
Jen 2047
Ref 5c Impt 4%a Series A
155,000
2047
Ref 5c Impt 6s Series B. ——2047
458,000
Ref 6c Impt 5s Series C
54,000
2047
Ref 5c Impt 5s Series D
100,000
2047
3,000 North Pac Terminal 1st 6s——1933
Northern Ry of Calif guar 5a.—1938
...1946
4,000 Pacific Coast Co lat g 5a.
1938
55,000 Pacific RR of Mo 1st ext 4s
2d extended gold 5s—.—.—1938
82% Jan.
Jan.
80
May 25
below.
6
Jan.
82
88%
83
lat ref g 5s
85
Jan. 24
Feb.
9
May 13
Feb. 13
Jan.
6
76
23
6
J
A
Second gold 4Ha...
87%
85%
101%
98%
Mar.
Feb.
96
88
-----
102% Sale
86
101% Jan. 27
107% Mar. 2
97% Jan. 21
104
Jan. 30
cl00%Apr.
6
109
Jan.
7
May
100
102
Sale
24
S
J
.....
102%
101%
May
8
16
Jan.
84
13
5
94%
91
97%
85%
86
M S
M
101
May
70% May
102% May
105
See note *
1973 MN
90
24
100
83% Apr.
27
98%
95
...
Sale
Jan.
Jan,
95
100% May
8
98
May
9
84% May 11
103% May
9
105% May 15
90% May
27
Apr.
94% May
104% May
27
9
10
26
Jan.
May
72
Apr.
Apr.
92% Apr.
9
May
Feb.
Jan.
101% Jan.
106
15
98% May 22 100% May
91%
....
1973 MN
Debenture 4s
C
72
Sale
92%
Sale
Collateral trust 6s
48,000
71% May 14
May 29
May 4
99% Sale
Sale
105 %
75,000
364,000
57,000
42,666
95%
Sale
95
94% Sale
104% Sale
99% Sale
100
92%
212", 660
2,000
8,000
142,000
Sale
104
S
General gold
Sale
102
O
27,660
Sale
A
M
1st con guar 4a
May 29
50
84
74%
Sale
A
1947 MN
A
N Y 5c Putnam
100
105
1953 F
4a.....—1947
3%s...—1947
Non-cony debenture 3%a...—1954
Non-cony debenture 4a.....—1955
Non-cony debenture 4s..—.—1956
Convertible debenture 3 %•—1956
Convertible debenture 6s
1948
N Y Susq 5c West
98"
1953 F
101% 103
90
Sale
1978 M S
Non-cony debenture
14,000
Sale
82%
94% Sale
77% Sale
102% 103
1974 A O
Non-conv debenture
"i",66o
50"
84%
84% Sale
84% Sale
84
84
82%
88
101
101% Sale
101% Sale
98%
98%
98%
97
98%
83
83% Sale
82% 83%
81
83%
79
80%
84%
85%
83%
84%
83% Sale
82%
82% 84
82%
84
97%
99 %
6,000
15,000
13,000
95,000
49,000
14,000
210,000
Registered
May
A O
1932 A O
1933 M
N Y 5c Erie 1st ext g
98%
83%
Sale
74
O
A
....... .......
410",666
85
Sale
58
Sale
105%
86%
100%
96%
J
Registered...... .———1998 F A
1937
Sale
Sale
Apr. 28
85
Jan.
58
7
93%
100%
93%
94 %
Jan.
101%
98
▲ O
Apr.
98
Sale
106%
93%
97%
A O
85
May
4
90% May 22
1
7
Mar. 18
Apr. 13 87
99% Feb.
6 101% Feb. 10
May
2
88
Jan.
3 93
5
2
85
4
Jan.
4% Jan.
7
Feb.
58"
100
100$
▲ o
4
May 16
90
Sale
87%
MN
N Y C & H R g mtge
Registered.
7
Mar.
90
94%
81%
83%
69%
A
May
90% May
85
85
90% Sale
Sale
90%
C
Louis 1st g 4s
July '28
4% Jan.
7
3
Mar. 4
5
Jan. 20
18
May 25
3
86
May
May
9
24
4
1
May
5
4%
87
85
.........1954
N Y Chic 5c St
95% Mar.
23 104% Feb.
88
88
A
gold 5a aeries G......1956
series D...—————1956
series A
......1954
119,000
Jan.
20
3% May 16
"3% May" 16
May 16
4
May
5 101
103% 101
101
103% 101
90%
92% 90% May 12 93
89%
93
1st 4%«
First
107,000
19,000
262,000
14,000
45,000
12,000
22,000
6,000
20
2
86
85%
1st mtge
40,000
21
Jan.
14 103
3
4%
1%
N i June R gu 1st 4a......—1986
1953 JiJ
3,000 N O 6c N East ref 4%a A
9,000 New Orleans Term 1st 4a.......1953 J |J
O
N O Tex 6c Mex non cum inc 5a .1935
First 5s series B.
93% Apr.
8
109% May 19
18
2
17 103% Apr.
Jan.
30 86
29 108% Jan.
Apr. 27
i8£l
1
May
3
May 25
2
3% May 16
gold
F
fib'ooo
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
95% May 23
5
May
93
Sale
4
Sale
5
Assenting cash warr rect
~22*6O6
Jan.
9
Feb.
69% Mar. 30
2
90% Jan.
6
4
Apr. 28
-----
4%
3%
No 5 on
4%s ,—1934
rect Not 4 on
Nat RR Mex prior lien g
36,000
May 25
May
4 80
90% May 28
90% May 14
108% May 20 109% May 19
73
2% Sale
2%
3%
Sale
4%
receipt
warr
Apr.
May
Last sale
2%
May 15
83
May 15
Mar. 28 102
Feb.
95
95
103% 104% 104%
Sale Prices.
Prices.
May 15
83 % May
85%
1 85% May 18
84
Sale
8
107% 106% 107% 106% May 25 107% May
Sale
101
May
1 102% May 25
Sale
102%
83%
95
104
83
May 15
104
105
93%
National Ry of Mexico—
Prior lien 50-year s f 4H«.....1W
Assent cash warr recta No 3 on
Sale
103 X
Sale
106%
35,000
80
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
93%
96%
54%
69%
98
l05*" Sale"
102 %
85
Ask.
93
83
88
S
M S
Sec
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
95
102
M S
May 29.
May 1.
Ask.
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
JAN.
SINCE
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
Jan. 2
1931.
BONDS
May.
2,000
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
22
6
53
Jan.
98
Apr. 28
24 102
Mar. 17
7
2
Cash sale.
♦
Sale at 103 %
outstanding.
reported on Mar ch 1 0
was an err
or:
should h
aye
been ref. 4%sof
1973.
No bonds of th
e
1st & ref. 5s
of 1973 Issue
N
Sales in
Jan. 2
J
4M*-.I955 J
Paducah Be IlUnola let • f
15434
164,000 P«rla-Lyon»-Med RR 6s.........1958
M S 106 54 Sale
144,000
Sloklnji fund eztl 7s.........1958
1968 M S 10234 Sale
27,000 Paris-Orleans RRExt s f 534s
89
95
14,000 Paullsta Ry 1st Be ret 7s........1943 M 8
1,000 Penn RR consol gold 4s........1943 MN
Consol gold 4s.. .............1948 MN
98,000
MN
47,000
Stamped dollar bonds...... 1948
104 H
"9934
MM
Registered
—
Consol 4Hs Issue of 1918...... 1960 F
90,666
243,000
201.000
412,000
223", 000
709,000
1,413,000
2,000
384,000
13-year secured 6>4s_.
1936
Registered...............
40-year 5s
...........1964
Debenture gold 434"---.
...1970
General 4Ms series D......... 1981
Pennsylvania Co—
Guar 3)4* coll tr reg ctfs ser A.1937
Guar 334s coll tr ctfs ser B
1941
Guar g 334s tr ctfs aeries G...1942
Guar g 334s tr ctfs aeries D...1944
40-year guar tr ctfs 4s Ser B..1952
Secured gold 434s
1963
F
10134 10134 106
May
4
10134 Sale 10034 May
1
10934 Sale 10834 May
1
110
Sale
109
May 23
10334 Sale
9534 Sale
9634 Sale
102 34
104
Sale
97 34 Sale
MN
A
O
A
O
M S
A
D
J
D
10034
MN
83,000 Pere Marq 1st 5s Series A......
1st 4s Series B..
....—
7,000
1st g 4>4s ser C w 1
......
243,000
7,000 Phtla Bait 8c Wash 1st g 4s
General 5s Series B
2,000
Gen g 434s series C
48,000
13,000 Philippine Ry 1st 30-yr a f 4s..
Pine Creek registered guar 6s..
~2~ 000 Pitts Be West Va 1st 434s ser A .
.1956 J
10334 Sale
.1956 J
Sale
10034 Sale
9534
97
10834
34*
ser
B
——
434* series
.
97
.1974 F
8
.1974 F
A
.1977 J
J
.19581J
D
.1959 A
O
9234
.1960'A O
94
O
Con 4s series D guar g_...
F
92
First consol gold 5s
Pitts Y Be Ash 1st gen 4s ser
101
9954 10234
"94"
Sale
10834
10834 Sale
101
Sale
10834
10834
Sale
101
Sale
10154
10334 104
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o
J
J
J
May
5
May 25
9434 May 15
9234
102
9834 May
J
J
A
O
101
...
J
J
101
...
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J
D
F
A
9234
9634
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102
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8034 Sale
J
O
103
101
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99
J
J
A
O
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99
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8234
8734
9354
1950
1978
.1950 J
8
9254
10534
7354
8734
.1968 J
1st consol gold 4s.
St Paul E Grand Trunk 434s— .1947 J
J
2 ,000 St Paul Minn Ac Man cons 4s..., .1933
1st consol gold 6s_........... .1933 J
56 ,000
1933
6s reduced to gold 434*-—
22 ,000
9334
95
101
88*
96
9934 Sale
6534
60
8734
9234
85
J
93
Sale
Sale
7434 Sale
6234 Sale
58 34 Sale
4334 Sale
58 34 May 29
4334 May 29
7634 May 11
6634 May 12
8734 Sale
6334 Sale
6334 May 29
8
Sale
10034 10134 97
Sale
98
10034 Sale
10134 106
10134 106
99
8434
853^
7934
8234 Sale
9634
74 34
92 34
J
26 ,000 St Paul Union Depot 1st 5s
J
J
154 ,000 San Ant Ac Aran Pass 1st guar 4s .1943
1942 m s
13 ,000 Santa Fe Prase Be Phenlx 1st 5s..
1st g 6s.........1934 A O
—1934 A o
1989 mn
6.000 Sclo Vail 8t N E 1st guar g 4s
1950 A o
2,000 Seaboard Air Line 1st g 4s..
Stamped................
.1950 A o
84,000
Adjustment 5s............Oct 1949 F A
1,000
Refunding g 4s
1959 A O
48,000
'P
Sale
Sale
Sale
10834 110
93
Sale
10234 10334
1968
May 11969
Gold 434*
1981
San Francisco Term 1st 4s....1950
11034
94
Sale
94
95
95
102
Cash sale.
9434 Sale
103
17
Mar.
93
May 28
Apr.
6
100
May 18 101
May
7 103
5834 May 29
5454 May 19
6954 Mar. 30
63 34
MayJ}9
83
May 11
95
2
1
9
4
93
May 27
May
75
May
9534 May
J
J
18*
42
734
96
A
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3
D
Sale
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103
s
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M N
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m N
93"" "9434
Sale
Sale
45
Sale
7
80
Sale
Sale
W
Sale
24
6954 Mar. 30
102
Jan.
5
92
10
17
18
20
26
5
27
May
10054 May
10534 Apr.
102
May
100
Apr.
9934 May
96
May
11154 May
9634 Jan.
10534 May
19
9834 May
5 9934
96
94 34 May 29
11054 May
2 11154
9434 May 29 9654
10334 May 27 10534
May
May
May
May
May
19
29
26
23
9
10934 Jan.
93
Jan.
10234 Apr.
Jan.
9734 May 11
2534 May 22
24
May 15
334 May
1
May 26
May 29
May 26
May 27
May 22
May 15
654 May
7
9834 May 27
2534 May 22
28
May
7
334 May
1
May
5
1134 May 12
1354 May 13
13
May 11
44
May 11
734 May
1
7
May 21
12
94
Jan.
2534 May
24
Apr.
2
Apr.
10
Apr.
9
May
10
May
9
May
40
6
;
10454
10154
9834
5434
5454
Mar.
29
26
21
,
9
17
Apr. 24
May 27
Feb.
5
Feb.
4
Jan.
12
2034 Jan. 26
1054 Apr. 11
19
Jan.
3
Mar. 26
Jan.
Mar.
634 Apr.
Feb.
4
7
30
19
It*
14
Jan.
7
Jan.
9
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110
May
11034 11034 10954 May
9454 May
Sale
May
92
99
May 29 10134 May
993
Sal©
8*
10334 103
9434 Sale
9334 Sale
9454 Sale
6
Jan.
86
8734 Mar.
May 29
Apr,
1 7854 Feb.
6034 May 21 10034 Feb.
9734 Jan.
7134 May 12
9834 Jan.
8934 May 28
100
Mar. 10 10054 Feb.
89
Jan.
5 93
May
10054 May
9 10054 May 19
8
10434 May 15 10534 May
May
7
10154 May
1 102
10234
102 34
108 34
A O
6
23
8934 Jan.
73
72
10034 Jan.
Sale
1154
Mar.
8954 May 29 10054 Jan.
104
1034 Sale
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96
234
A
A
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25 34
25
A
m
92
95
94
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F
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6034 May 21
7134 M ay 12
8934 May 28
73
102
F
S
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Sale
M
4954
8954
93
9934
95
9
4
87J4 Apr. 13
9
9734 May 2 10134 Jan
9734 May 2 cl0234Feb. 18
103
Mar. 25 10834 Mar. 3
101
88
9234
1534 Sale
D
May 12
9734 May 27 10034 May
9734 May 27 10034 May
10454
m"s
f
15534
10034
100)4
10434 10534 10454
10134 Sale 102
"97~" "I"
93
Auk.'29
9
9334 May 26 10134 Apr.
Mar. 30
69
May
9 75
100
m s
J
20
Sale
Sav Fla Be West
1st g 5s
Certificates of deposit........
59,000
1st Be cons 6s series A
.....1945
301,000
Certificates of deposit.........
54,000
Atlan-Blrm Dlv 1st g 4s...May 1933
10,000
505.000 Seaboard-All Fla 1st 6s A.......1935
Series B__
1935
12,000
8eaboard Ac Roanoke 1st 5s extd.1931
South 8c Nor Ala cons guar 5s...1936
Gen cons guar 50-year 5s—...1963
3,000
11,000 Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug. *49
1st 434* (Oregon Lines) ser A..1977
476,000
Convertible 5s...............1934
31,000
89
6
72
70
88
10334 105"
10034 102
Sale
52
101
96
Apr. 28
100
73
74
9934 Sale
9034
93
9434 Sale
89
J
May 28
May 18
May
7
7934 Sale
J
d
e
May 14 93
May 18 95
May
7 100
9934 May
J
1972 J
543.000
92
8954 May 29
104
Apr. 20
Mar. 18
9254 Jan.
5
10534 Apr. 30
75
Feb. 11
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
Feb.
82 34 Mar.
8954 Sale
D
J
1
9
9834 Sale
100
J
May
May
9854 Sale
A
Montana Ext 1st gold 4s.—... 1937 J
Pacific Ext sterling guar 4s... 1940 J
-
9334 May 26 100
69
May
9 69
85
89
95
100
Mar. 19
May
1
Jan. 21
Jan. 26
Jan. 21
Sale
100
J
.......
May
2
Apr. 15
8934 May 11
91
8934 May 11 8934 May 11
98
Jan.
7
95
Jan.
95
May 22
May
4 97
10334 Jan. 23
101
Apr.
9 100
May
1 10234 May
10134 Sale
103
Jan. 21
May
9 10034 Apr.
5 103
10134 10134 10134 102J4 10154 May
10934
10934
7634
.....
7934
101
10234 105
Feb. 25 100
Apr. 20
98
100
May
4
100
102
91
May
4 100
100
2
Feb. 21
Feb. 21
2
234
234
Last sale
734 Apr. '28
234
234
Mar. 7
90
Apr. 17 97
93
Sale
92
May
9
93
94
May 27 96
Jan.
2
8634 Mar. 4
80
83
Sale
8434 May 11
May
1
8334
83
89
95
J
A
10254 Apr. 20 103
10354 Feb. 10 104
101
Jan.
7 10334
Last sale 10054
May 19
71
86
m s
10,000
Gold 434*
Gold 434* w I
May 19 103
26 105
Feb.
108
101
10034 1003
10034 100
Feb.
10034 Feb.
99
10034 Sale
J
1st terminal 8c unlf 5s........ .1952 J
19 ,000
.1941 F
56 ,000 St Paul 8c K C Short L 1st 4 34«—.
.1931 F
St Paul Ac Duluth 1st 5s
11
May 25
Apr.
,
5 10534
7 11054
10834 Apr. 13 11034
9934 Apr. 10 10254
10534 May
1
110
May
8
10954 May 27
10234 May 25
90
103
J
J
J
16
2 9754 Apr.
7 10134 May
9754 Apr.
9834 May
5
96" 15034
100
87
J
M
Jan.
99
102
10534
70
~90"
8834
1
1
1
1
—
.1989 mn
142,000 St. Louis Southwest 1st g 4s
j
2d gold 4s Income bond..Nov 1989 j
.1932 J D
Consol gold 4s
...
154 ,000
132,000
735.000
2.083,000
7 10134 May
South—
Prior lien 5s series B
Feb. 11 103
16 103
May
2 102
9534 Jan. 13 98
May 25
May
2
97
71
J
70 000 St L 8t San Fran Ry gen g 6s.... .1931
.1931
General gold 5s
112 000
St Louis Peoria 8c N W 1st gu 5s. .1948
St Louis Southern 1st guar g 4s. .1931
Registered...
2 103
2 102
101
103
94 34
92
MN
10234 10634 10534 May
10934 11034 10834 May
10934 11034 10834 May
101
Sale
10054 May
Registered—..........
23" ,000
May
May
21
7
9534 Mar. 23
9534 Mar. 19
9534 Mar. 25
101
102
Jan.
Jan.
25
May
10234 May 14 10234 May 14
16
26
10254 Apr.
Jan.
92
103
10254
10334
10334
J
.....
104
May
2134 May
10254 Apr.
94
May 13
May 20
May
5
Jan.
Jan.
May
8
10934 Feb. 14
104
May 23
Feb.
92
15
Apr.
100
10334
d
A
J
J
Con M 434s series A
Feb.
Apr.
80
10334
J
8
Prior lien 4s series A
97
109
103
10534
J
8t Louis-San Francisco Ry
20
Mar. 20
97
9734
101
J
River 8t Gulf Dlv 1st g 4s
Feb.
13
10354
10534
9554
10134
93
93
10034 10234 10134
10134 103
10134 102
10134
10034 102
9734
9734
9134
9134
9734
9734
973
9734
5
88
Jan.
§z*
87
94
93
9
10234 Jan.
May
Apr.
May
100
90
May
94
May
100
May
10934 May 19
104
May 23
2254 May 29
May
Jan. 24
5 95
2 10234 Mar. 6
9834 Mar.
10334 May
10234 May
5
29
5
29
22
19
23
4
Apr* 23
Feb.
7
Jan. 23
Jan. 24
Apr. 17
9134 Apr.
1
9754 Jan. 30.
9134 Apr. 30
Mar.
May
May
May
80
May
9834 May
109
May
104
May
2134 May
6
24
20
94
Jan.
13
95
103
M
30 ,000
80
9234
91
A
......1941
17",000 St Jos Ac Grand Island 1st g 4s..1947
3,000 St Lawr Ac Adirondack 1st g 5s..1996
2d gold 6s
1996
1,000
416",000
10134 May 23
87
May 19
94
94
F
Rutland 1st cons g 434*—
557,000
22 34 Sale
10234
M N
56.000 Rock Isl'd Ark Ac Louis 1st 434«-1934
1,000 Rutland-Canadian 1st guar g 4s. 1949
779,000
1.803.000
Sale
98 34 100
96
Guar (Jan 1922 coupon)...... 1940 J
J
59,000 Rio Grande Western 1st g 4s....1939
1st con Ac coll trust 4s series A.1949 A
55.000
17
Jan.
Jan.
92
1934
A
1962
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
100
9934 May
84
May
Sale
80
93
May
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
~ —
66
7534
4s....1957 M N
M 8
77
1,000 Providence Terminal 1st 4s.....1956
A o
95
Read Co Jersey Cen coll g 4s
1951
62,000
Sale
Gen Be ref 434s
1997 r j 102
116,000
j 102
Sale
Gen & ref 434s series B........1997 J
129,000
Rensselaer Ac Saratoga 1st gu 6s. 1941 M N 10934
80
Richmond 8c Mecklenburg 1st 4s. 1948 MN
J 10234
Richmond Term Ry 1st guar 5s.. 1952 J
J D
91
100
6,000 Rio Grande June 1st guar g 5s.. 1939
J
Rio Grande Southern 1st g 4s—1940 J
St Louis Iron Mtn Ac
Sale
F
.1943
A..1948
1st gen 5s series B
Providence Securities deb
23
9334
9234
94
Sale
MN
6S..1932
1934
1940
1943
Pitts Va Be Char 1st guar 4s
4
10034 May
109
2134
10234
Sale
D
1,000 Pitts Shen 8c L E 1st g 5s
101
85
9734 100
109
A
J
2d guar 6s
11034 May
10 11134
2 11034
7 10934
28 10554
29 9934
10 98
9434 May 13 9434 May 13
1 10234 May 12
~
Sale
10234
MN
Con 334s series E guar
Con 4s series F guar g
Pitts McK Be Yough 1st guar
-
10154 Sale
93
15234
13 10734 Jan.
Jan.
10 105
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
10734
10854
10934
10234
9354
9454
94
1934
10334 103 34 103 34 103
87 34 Sale
Sale
74
82
89
9434
-
100
23
1,000 P C C 8c St L guar g 434* »er A—1940
Con 434* series B guar g
1942 A O
12,000
Con 434s series C guar g..
1,000
1942 MN
1,000
72,000
48,000
262,000
105
100
9034 Mar. 13
9754 Jan. 30
8954 Feb. 13
5
102 34 104
92
97
D
.1932 J
1945
1949
—...1953
Con 4s series G guar g
1957
Con 4s series H guar g..„
1960
Con 434s series I guar g
1963
Con 434s series J guar....
1964
Gen guar 5s series A......
1970
General g 5s ser B
.......1975
General 434s series C..—..... 1977
8
9534
J
.1937 J
A
31,000
Sale
94
.1943 M.N
g
103
25
3 10054 May 25
Feb.
98
May
8
May 12
10734 May
111
Apr. 27
4
May 29
9754 Mar. 10 9834 May
Mar. 16 10054 May
May 25
4
Mar.
2 105
97
Jan.
10234 May 29 10534 May 25
9334 May 29 9734 May 11
98
95
May
9
May
1
90
25
.1990 A
Sale"
99* Sale
10034 102
80
8234
.1940 A
.1980 M
95
94
MN
.1977 A
1st M 4
9434
9134
92 34
92 34
9134
9134
9134
F
J
Sale
9354 Sale
9534 Sale
9534
93
Penn Ohio Be Detroit RR—
1st mtge
9934 Sale
104
May
7
May 29
May 29
May
2
May
4
May 25
A
1st 8c ref gold 434s series A...
320,000
34,000 Peoria Be East 1st cons 4s——
Income 4s (flat)
...—
20",000 Peoria Be Pekln Un 1st 534* A..
3,000
41,000
Sale
100
9934
10034 Feb.
10454 May 11 105
10634 May 12 10734
10134 May
2 10434
85
May 29 9534
9834 May 4 9834
9934 May
5 10054
9834 May
7 10054
10634 Sale
10034 Sale
10834 Sale
110
Sale
10434 10534
103 34 Sale
10934 Sale
10834 Sale
A
General 4H> Series A.........1965 J D
General 5s Series B...........1968 J D
F A
Sale
85
97
1.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
11 10154 Apr. 29
8
Jan.
6 10634 •fan.
7
10634 Apr.
8 10734 Jan.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
JAN.
SINCE
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Ask,
10134 10134
Sale
10434 Sale
Sale
10734 Sale
10434 Sale
95 34
A
F
.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
May 29-
May 1.
1931.
n. 7. stock exchange.
Value.
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY:
Price
BONDS
May.
33
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. T. STOCK
8A*
90
Sale
8734
9634
Sale
Sale
Sale
10254 May
81* May
90
May
8734 May
9454 May
6 10354 May
29 9534 May
May
29 96
29 9434 May
1 9634 May
Mar. 27
10934 Jan.
92
9834
8
28 102
9134
9
90
9
8734
8
9234
29
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
May
May
May
Apr.
97
10254
10354
9934
9934
9434
9734
Jan.
23
Jan.
21
May 28
Jan.
26
Jan.
7
May
8
Mar. 12
24
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
Sales in
BONDS
1931.
Bid.
$
10,000 So Pac of Calif 1st
cons
.1937 MN
5s...
Ask.
.1937 J
J
97
South Pac RR 1st raf guar 4s.
.1955
J
9634
*1955
Bid.
10334
9534
9534
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
10334
RANGE
Lowest.
May 29.
'May 1.
101
South Pac Coast guar 4s
312",600
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
Jan. 2
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
May.
Value.
Highest
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
10334 May 15 10334 May 15
.1994
J
110
Sale
107
Sale
10634 Sale
81
Sale
7834 Sale
O
O
115
O
.1956 A
.1956 A
.1996 J
J
.1951 J
J
.1938 M S
Mobile Ac Ohio coll tr 4s
Sale
10034 106
87
89
.1938 M S
.1955 J
Staten Isl Ry 1st gu g 434«
_.
J
.-•43 J
14,000 Spokane Internet 1st g 5s...
9034
94iH
4433
4034
Cent Ry 1st M 6s A
1947
89
99
10334 l05"
9234
9334
10134 102
9934
27,006
109
Texas Ac Pacific 1st g 5s...
.1977 A O
B
1980 J
Sale
Sale
Sale
D
J
J
1933 J
J
A.1931
86
9134
100
9834
75
Certificates of deposit....
t
102
98
110
IV*
94
*.
—
Sale
91
85
9034
8434
9534
"87"
89
16234
Sale
95
Sale
9334
Sale
9634
Sale
J
D
100
% Sale
11034 11034
93 K Sale
9534
1944 M
S
1933 J
1955 F
A
90
1957 MN
90
100
Sale
May 20
8734 May 12
92
May
May
9134 May
10234 May
10034 May
90
4 9534 May 13
26 9634 May 12
23 96
May
9
29 10534 May
4
May
4
13 102
1,000
8, 00
73,000 Virginian Ry 1st 5s ser A....
1st mtge 43^8 series B
8,000
212,000 Wabash RR 1st gold 5s..
Second gold 5s
58,000
Ref Ac gen s f 5 Ms ser A.
10,000
2003 J
1939 F
A
1975 M
S
Deb 6s registered
1939 J
"i",66o
J
1958 A O
1962 M N
1962 MN
1939 MN
98
161"
10234
ser
Sale
9934
9734
9334
88
9234
Sale
9434
2000 F
86
101
9834
1st 4s
91%
91
Sale
Sale
"93 34
S
Sale
J
Sale
J
Si**
1966 M S
1960 J
90
May 22
Feb.
2
Feb.
16
Jan.
17
Mar. 29
Jan.
5
9034 Apr.
90
May
9034 Apr.
100% Jan.
10034 Apr.
26 100
29
9834
7 107
27 10334
14 10034 Mar.
27 100
Jan.
7
Jan.q 26
Mar. 12
Apr.
1
7
100
Feb.
100
Mar. 14 102
May 16
88
100
May 13
94
Feb.
7 100
Jan.
7
9634 Apr.
16
Jan.
9534 Jan.
89
Feb.
10
10
5
97
18
Mar. 24
96
Jan.
9534
26
102
May
9934 May
9834 May
10234 Feb.
9634 Feb.
9334 Jan.
9934 Jan.
110
Feb.
113
Jan.
5
22
22
23
26
17
9234 Feb.
9734 Mar.
95
May 18
98
Jan.
96
9734
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
25
25
5
16
1
19
29
29
12
4
May 13
10234 May 25
10 34 May
5
5334 May 16
108
May 12
1
10034 May
104
May 12
10234 May 21
8234 May 12
87
.
87
102
10134 May 25 10134 May 25
82
9034
8534
79
82
82
90 34
95
90
96
Apr. 28
98
Feb.
8534
6434
Sale
59
80
Sale
7934
70
5
77
19
11
22
28
20
82
90
70
67
May
May
May
May
May
19
11
19
12
20
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92
94
96*8
7634
9834
85
8934
70
89
94
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78 34
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92 34
89
95
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75
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Sale
93
93
:::::
5134
56
68
75
65
91
45
9
434 Jan. 12
97
Jan. 26 103Apr. 23
9834 Apr. 27 10034 Feb. 16
50
Jan.
5
May 16 77
7
10434 Apr. 13 10834 Jan.
Jan. 26
9834 Apr.
4 102
Jan. 21
10134 May 29 105
9934 Jan.
2 10234 Jan. 16
8234 May 12 10234 Jan. 28
Last sale
9834 Mar. 29
8634 Feb. 19
5
9434 .Ian.
Jan. 28
10134 May 25 102
Mar. 28
82
19
11
May
May
65
May
5834 May
70
May
90
.
22
28
20
91
Jan.
20
90
Feb.
25
9234 Jan.
9634 Jan.
22
Jan.
23
Jan.
9
11*
96
20
83
87
9134
9534
7834
9134
10334
9634
Apr. 28
9634 Feb.
234 May 25
88
May
May
65
May
58 34 May
70
May
9234
"96" Sale"
9234 May
May
7634 May
8734 May
10434 May
9634 May
7434 May
9134 May
8934 May
9434 May
87
5
6 9234 May
9 87
May
9
May 11
20 81
27 9434 May 11
23 10434 May 23
7
9734 May 23
29 83 34 May 12
2
9334 May 14
14 93
May
5
2 9934 May 12
10034
"4234
J
J
gen g 4s
1949 J
Sup Ac Dul Dly At Ter 1st 4s...1936 MN
Worcester Ac Conn East Ry 4)48.1943 J
J
95
Jan. 22
Mar. 10
Mar. 10
19
95
1976 M S
B
9934
10454
9134
9834
10034
10834
9734 Apr. 22
May 20 92
Jan.
3 102
Feb. 21 10534
Qf;
Feb.
4
May 29 10634
Jan. 14 10234
May 27 113
Jan.
83
31
Wheel At L Erie RR 1st con g 4s..1949 M S
34,000 Wilkes-B Ac East 1st gu g 5s.....1942 J D
1,000 Wllmar At Sioux Falls 1st 5s.....1938 J J
85
60
95
"82"
Sale
8834
9334
7834
9234
2361 J
.....2361 J
May
Jan.
.....
A
1948 Q M
1946 M
A
24
53
234 "334
234
103
10234
10234 Sale
97
97
9834
10034
50
6234
5134 Sale"
106
Sale
10534 Sale
10534
99
10034 Sale
10034 9934
103
Sale
101
Sale
10134
102
Sale
9934 Sale
9934
Sale
66
8934
8234
Sale
"8",000
16,000 Winston-Salem S B
113,000 Wisconsin Cent 1st
Sale
Sale
8934
1943
...
ser
10234
1937
Wheel Ac L E Ref 4H« ser A
Refunding 5s
7934
Sale
100
103
84
1945
West Shore 1st 4s guar..
Registered
100
94
West Maryland 1st g 4s..1952
First Ac ref 534a series A
1977
Western Pacific 1st 5s
97
10534
91
1945
West N Y Ac Pa 1st g 5s
General gold 4s
Feb.
93
Apr.
4
9934 Feb. 17
Apr.
4
Jan. 28
47
5
19
5
8534
1,000
1941
10,000 Wabash Ry ref At gen 5s ser B ..1976
Ref Ac gen 4V<s series C
232,000
1978
Ref Ac gen 5s series D
1,000
1980
...
102
Feb.
*90"
1941
Wash Term 1st guar 3Hs
1st 40-year guar 4s
20
76
-
1939
334®
19
Feb.
11734 Feb. 25
64
9934 May
1 102
May 22
9934 May 11 9934 May 22
95 34 May
9534 Sale
2 98 34 May 23
Sale
101
102
Sale
101
May
2 10234 May 12
11034 11234 11134 11234 111
May 12 11234 May 26
93
Sale
9434 Sale
9334 May
May 18
4 95
98
9634
100
97
1941
'Tol AtCbic Dlv 1st g 4s
Warren RR 1st ref guar
Wash Cent Ry 1st g 4s
Feb.
98
84
50-year gold term 4s. .1954
Det Ac Ch Ex 1st g 5s
Des Moines Dir 1st g 4s
Omaha DIt 1st g 3«s
93
35
May 20
Feb. 27
Feb. 16
26
Mar. 13
44
May" 7 '65"" May"20
J
5,000
89
Jan.
9054 Jan.
7934 Feb.
61
10134 Sale
9934 Sale
9734 Sale
J
1st 4^t..l934
25,000 Virginia Midland general 5s
.1936 MN
"
Apr. 30 111
10834
8834
11334
9034 Jan.
61
May 7
7334 Feb. 19
"61" "8434
44
9834
J
Sale
24
1947 J
5034
Crux Ac P Asstg
1st lien
99
May 22
9634 Mar. 6
105*i Feb. 28
77)4 May 19
103
Apr. 16
1063 May 29
100
Apr. 27
Last sale
Sale
61
3134
1968 J
Va At. Southwest 1st guar 5s
First cons 50-year 5s
85
10534 10634 10534 May 18 10534 May 11
93
94
95
93
May
8 95
May 22
Sale
9834 May 29 104
9834 Sale
May 11
102
10334
Sale" 10834 113
10834 May" 27 111"" May"9
65
61
...June 2008 M S
Vandalla consol g 4s A...
Consol 4s Series B
105
9734 Apr. 22
i0634
75
85
1967 J
40-year 4s int rets
May 13
May 19
102
61
42
J
1947 J
June 2008 M S
At refunding 4s
U N J RR Ac Canal Co gen 4s
Utah Ac Northern 1st ext 4s
12,000 Vera
10534
9234
1952 A O
Registered
96
40
10134
10134
100)4
10034
10034 10234 10034 10134 10034 May 28 102
May 16
QK
86
88
88
May 13 90
May 14
100
10034
10034 100
9934
9934
9534
9634
97
9434
9434 May
7 9434 May 11
9434
S< pd as to Dec *28 Ac June *29int
Fli
May- 26
May
101
J
D
ll",000
Gold 434s
1st lien Ac ref 5s
85
8734
91
94
16,000
94
35
105
1950 A O
412,000 Unlor Pac RR Ac land gr g 4s
Feb.
933
"III 103"
1935 J
refunding gold 4s
10834 May 12
10534 May 20
81 % May
'
106
May 12
111
May
8
102
May 20
91
May
1935 J
59-yr g 4s
95
90
9834
1st guar 4 s series C
1942 M S
1946 J D
14,000 Tor Ham fi Buff 1st 4s
Ulster At Delaware 1st con g 5s..1928 J D
377,000
117,000
26,000
336,000
Sale
101
1935 A O
Tol W Va Ac O sio 1st guar 4H»
1st guar 4 '/in series B...
Firs"
Sale
10634 May 20
10534 May 20
7734 May 19
10334 May 29
10634 May 29
102
May 20
8934 May 20
1964 M S
...
t
Sale
99
1979
Western Dlv Is', g 5s
General gotdi s
St L Ac We
10634 Sale
10134 104
8834
92
10034 101
9434
35
3034
Dec 1 2000 Mar
Second g inc 5s (flat)
ser
.2000
Gen Ac ref 0s series C
136,000
Gen & ref 58 ser D._
80,000
23,000 Tex Pac—Mo Pac Tv m 5)4®
24,000 Toledo Ac Ohio Cer 11st g 5s
2,000 Tol
May 22
"97"" III"
4^8..1939
.1944
"7", 066 First cons g 5s
Gen rcf a t gold 4s
1953
42,000
56,000 Texarkana Ac lf S Ry 5>4® ser A..1950
Texas & N O cons g 5s......Aug 1943
"6,656
99
9534 May
D
Term RR Assn of St L 1st g
Gen ret 5s
95
35
Sale
104
10434 106
10934 Sale
10034 102
8934
10034
.1936 M 8
Sunbury Ac Lewis 1st g 4s
55,000
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
102
Jan. 21 cl0634Mar. 17
9534 Mar. 18
J
.1956 A
East Tenn reorg lien 5s....
41", 006
Sale
8634 Sale
11034 Sale
.1994 J
......
10,000 Tenn
9534
Sale
1.
----
J
182,000 Southern Ry 1st cons 5s
Registered.
10,000
Derel 0c gen 4s sorles A....
468,000
Devel 5c gen 6s series A
126,000
Devel & gen 6 Hi* series A..
171,000
Memphis Dlv 1st g 5s......
5,000
St Louis Div 1st g 4s
7,000
14", 606
Sale
9734
JAN.
Highest.
J
Registered
Stamped Federal tax.......
19,000
2,000
319,000
111,000
5,000
27,000
142,000
153,000
15,000
45,000
SINCE
Lowest.
92 34
Sale
91
4534
10234
10234
9634 "97"
9634
47 34 Sale
5234
Sale
67
5034
74
9034
7434
8834 Feb.
9034 Jan.
May
7634 May
8734 May
10234 Jan.
9234 Jan.
7434 May
9034 Mar.
8834 Feb. 18
9234 May
5
9634 Mar. 30
87
§§»
90
84
91
45
102)4
9634
54
47 34
59
5834
May
8 9134
May
1
49)4
May 28 102 34
May
4 97
May
1
6334
May 27 67
May
May
May
May
May
May
19
9
28
13
25
1
86
11
VA*
97
9434
Feb.
93
Jan.
9934
10234
9334
5334
10234
Jan.
4234 Jan.
10234 May
92
26
Feb.
10434 Apr.
9934 Mar.
92
4734
Jan.
c.91
Feb.
97
47
6
May 23
Jan.
6
Jan.
23
Feb.
25
May 12
Mar. 21
Mar. 21
Feb.
6
May 28
May 13
Apr.
5834 May
&*
Feb.
10
80
Jan.
20
80
9034
80
Mar. 26
78
Jan.
Mar.
INDUSTRIALS—
365,000 Abitibi Pow
Ac
Paper 1st 5s
Abraham At Straus deb
140,000
'
With
534s
1953 J
D
70
Sale
5034
O
93
Sale
9934
53,000 Adriatic Elec Co external 7s
34,000 Adams Express coll tr g 4s..
.1952 A O
91
Sale
AJax Rubber 1st
s
f 8s
A
1948 M
1936 J
Alaska Gold M deb 6s A
12,000
419,000
202,000
254,000
174.000
24,000
53,000
4,000
70,000
11,000
528,000
50,000
638,000
796,000
5,000
188,000
(flat)...1926
10-year cony 6s ser B (flat)
1925
Albany Perforated Wrap Paper 6s 1948
Allegheny Corp coll tr cony 5s_.1944
M
3
8334
8534
D
12
5
8
5
12
Sale
53
"59"
A*
56
F
A
"81"
Sale
74
Sale
60
Sale
71
74
Sale
8934
80
80
F
A
104
F
A
Sale
Registered
<
8
76
Sale
Sale
98
Sale
J
D
MN
J
J
1946 J
D
J
4734 May 29
J
9534
Sale
10434 10534
89
Sale
8234
10334
72
30
91
82 34
83
100
35
Sale
26
99
Sale
88
Sale
7634
Sale
Sale
8834 Sale
10434 105
88
10534
92
Sale
91
92
70
4034
Sale
20
Sale
10
102
Sale
105
Sale
9834
106
Sale
10534
Sale
108
Sale
12034 Sale
10534 Sale
10334 Sale
10134 Sale
102
Sale
9934 May
9834 May
8434 May
57
101
May
1
4534 Apr. 30
10034 May 15
6
89
10334 Sale
10434 Sale
10234
10734 Sale
10234
10334
102 %
108
Sale
110
Sale
131
Sale
107
Mar.
May 11
May 22
86
Jan.
14
Feb.
10
6
Mar. 30
Mar.
30V
78
Feb.
7
534
65
52
Sale
Sale
Sale
Salo
Sale
60
May
May
5634 May
55
May
10034 May
8234 May
Sale
108 34 May
30
30
May
Sale
98
May
89
8834
May
Sale
7634 May
79
79
May
Sale
99
May
Sale
8634 May
106
105
May
86
85
May
Sale
Sale
10834 Sale
11036 Sale
12734 Sale
10834 Sale
10834 Sale
10534 10534 10034 Sale
Jan.
534 Feb.
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
May 11
10034 May 15
89
May 22
13
27
29
27
8
29
5
2
26
20
29
28
27
13
8
28
834 May 27
10234 May 22
103
May 28
101
May 19
10534 May 25
10734
10934
12734
10734
10834
May
May
May
May
May
Sale
103
102 34 10234 102 34
May
104 34 105 34 105
Sale
104
May
27
1
29
27
27
55
91
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
4
11
12
11
26
8
14
4
1
1
11
18
4
5
16
4
21
May
4
78
7534
7434
10234
8634
104 34
31
10134
91
84
8434
102
90
10534
10334 May
7
105
May
4
May 12
10734 May
1
103
10934 May 25
111
May
9
133 34 May
9
109 34 May 13
105 34 May
7
103 34 May
5
10534 May 11
Jan.
50
Apr.
May
5634 May
55
May
10034 Jan.
8234 May
10334 Jan.
30
May
98
94
Feb.
25
Jan.
10
Mar. 24
10534 Mar. 10
47
10
Feb.
18
85
Mar.
9
Feb.
96
88
Jan.
Jan.
102
May
76
79
98
85
10234
Jan.
89
11
8734 Feb. 24
8534 Feb. 24
60
Jan.
102
Jan.
Mar.
9
12
Mar. 11
9534 Mar. 11
10534 May 16
8634 May
10434 Jan.
85
May
95
Mar.
3
5134 Jan. 14
102
Jan.
2 10434 Jan.
2
Jan.
2
103
May 18 105
Apr. 21
9934 Feb.
5 103
105
Jan. 31 10834 Apr. 21
834 May 27
Jan.Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May
10934 May 25
111
May
9
101
Feb.
104
102
Jan.
10634
10434
10734
12034
10534
10034
135
Feb. 26
10934 May 13
106
Mar. 11
Gash sale
9
101
8334 Mar.
8
D
1960 J
89
Sale
8634
10134
93
M
10134
Sale
O
534
5634
5634
102
10334
O
10
5
Sale
42
A
20-yenr sinking fund 5)4s
635,000
1943 MN
Convertible debentures 434s--1939 J
J
451,000
35-y ar deb 5s
1965 F A
1,163,000
1940 A O
37.00p Amer Type Founders deb 6s
165,000 Amer Water Works At Elec coll 5$. 1934 A O
Debenture gold 6s series A...1975 MN
70,000
c
8634
A
Deb 634« (with purcb warr)....1942 A O
74,000
246,000 Amer Smelting Ac Ref 5s ser A...1947 A O
J
172,000 Amer Sugar Refg 15-year 6s.
1937 J
1936 M S
8,000 Amer Tel At Tel Conv 4s.
35-year sink fund deb 5s
Sale
30
98
Amer Mach At Fdy s f gold 6s
1939 A O
Amer Metal Ltd 5 34s gold notes..1934 A O
American Natural Gas Corp—
779,660
""534
8
O
Amer Agric Chem 1st ref s f 7 34s. 1941
Amor Beet Sugar cony deb 6s...1935
Amer Chain 10-yedr s f deb 6s.__1933
American Cyanuraid deb 5s...
1942
30-year coll trust
Sale
1
M
10034
8334
ForeignPower 5s
.2030
American Ice s f deb 5s
1953
American I G Chemical 5 34 s
1949
Amer Internet Corp cony 534s..l949
11*
A
Allia-Chalmers Mfg deb g 5s.....1937 MN
Alpine-Montan Steel 7s...
1955 M 8
236,000
4834
9934 100
Sale
9834
9934 Sale
87*
20
Collateral and convertible 5s..1949 J D
Coll & conv 58
1950 A O
Amer Ac
Sale
1943
warrants..
V
Jan.
9
pr.
2
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
May.
%
12,000
106,000
11,000
34,000
228,000
650,000
180,000
54.000
112,000
236,000
1,000
7,000
318,000
65,000
140,000
108,000
8,000
242,000
113,000
214,000
Jan. 2
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE.
1931.
1st g 6«
J
M
J
M
J
J
5 Via
1st 6Ha...
1956
112,000
50,000 Bethlehem Steel 1st Ac ref 5a g A.1942
20-year pur Ac imp a f 5a....—1936
116,000
1950
11,000 Blng Ac Blng a f dob 6 Ha
49,000 Botany Cons Mills sec s f 6H®—1934
26,000 Bowman-Biltmore Hotels 1st 7s—1934
32,000 Broadway Ac 7th Ate 1st con 5s—1943
Brooklyn City RR 1st 5s......—1941
110,000 Brooklyn Edison Inc gen 5a A—1949
102"
1012*
Sale
88*
89
Sale
Sale
1075* Sale
Sale
111
70 5*
68
Sale
Sale
Sale
682*
83
78
33 5* Sale
97
104
4
8
4 5*
85
852*
J 1052*
...
t
342,000 Chili Copper deb g 5a..........1947 J
528,000 Cin Gas Ac Elec 1st mtge g 4s A—1968 A
Clearfield B.t Coal 1st 4s
1940 J
1938 J
472", 600 Colon Oil conv deb 6s
9,000 Colo Fuel Ac Iron Co gen a f 5a—1943 F
1934 F
42,000 Colo Indus 1st coll tr 5s gu
445,000 Columbia Gas Ac Elec deb 5a....1952 M N
Debenture 5a ........Apr 15
1952 A O
84,000
..—Jan 15 1961
-.1932
Columbus Ry P Ac L 1st 4H*
1957
51,000 Commercial Credit a f 6a....-..-1934
Coll trust 5H« «er A
1935
44,000
779,000 Comm'l Inv Trust conv deb5Hs_1949
51,000 Computing-Tab-Record a f 6a...1941
Conn Ry Ac Lt 1st g 4Hs
1951
Stamped guar 4H®
.....—1951
48",660
336,000 Consol Agricul Loan 6Ha—....1958
J J
J J
J J
MN
J J
F A
1st a f g 7s... 1956
J
1,198,000
17,000
138,000
60,000
165,000
761,000
199,000
4,000
40.000
79,000
64,000
50,000
29,000
33,000
123,000
132,000
Deb 5s
........
Columbus Gas 1st gold 5s
Consol Hydro-Elec
J J
J J
J J
J O
D
5s........1950
Consol Gas (N Y) deb 5 Ha
1945 F A
Deb gold 4Hs w i
1951 J D
Consum Gas Chic 1st guar g 5a..1936 J D
Consumers Power 1st lien 5s..—1952 MN
Container Corp of Am 1st a f g 6a_1946 J D
15-year deb gold 5s
..1943 J D
F A
Copenhagen Telep extl a f g 5s_.1954
Corn Prod Ref 1st 25-yr a f 5a__.1934 M N
Crown Cork Ac Seal a f 6a——.1947 J D
J
Crown Willamette Pap 1st a f g 6a 1951 J
Crowm Zellerbach deb 6s W w—1940 M 8
J
Cuba Cane Sugar conv 7s.......1930 J
J
Conv deb stamped 8%...——1930 J
Consol Coal Md 40-yr
-
92
87 *
98.
_
Stamped as to Pa tax
Dery (D G) Corp 1st a f
7a
1942
Second stamped
.....
132,000 Detroit Edison Co 1st coll tr 5s..1933
163,000
Gen Ac ref 5a series A..........1949
65,000
Gen Ac ref 5a series B
1955
13,000
Gen Ac ref 5s ser C
1962
476 000
Gen 8c ref 4Hs series D
1961
63,000 Det United 1st cons g 4Ha
1932
445,000 Dodge Bros a f deb 6a
—1940
16,000 Gold (Jacob) Pack 1st 6a
..1942
Dominion Iron Ac Steel 5s
—1939
1
555
006
ref 20-year 7a_.1942
77,000 Duke-Price Pow (Ltd) 1st 6s A—1966
185,000 DuqueaneLight lat mtge g 4H®A1967
25.000 Eastern Cuba Sugar a f 7H«—-1937
16
Donner Steel 1st
M S
552*
105
J
M N
A O
M S
113
114
29
32
103
63
792*
91
922* Sale
752*
c
Gash sale.
752* Sale
104 2*
82
"25"
.....
5
99
932*
95
912* Sale
1042* 1062*
QQ
99
160"'
67
Sale
82
Sale
232*
106 J*
30
Sale
102"" 1032*
1052*
80
63
99
Sale
912*
Sale
Sale
1022* 1042*
982*
'96"
Sale
742*
Sale
Sale
50
1052*
111
342*
13
1
12
1
Apr. 28 1012* Mar. 10
Jan.
6
May 29 92
6
May 29 802* Jan.
Jan.
98
9
Apr.' 1
102
Sale
63 2*
80
Sale
Sale
87
98
Sale
Sale
62*
992*
Sale
l0JrX
97
Jan.
782*
Sale
71
892* Sale
1072* Sale
104
107
60
Sale
53
35
Sale
21
,
'
Sale
Sale
1002* 1005* 101
1042* 1042* 105
96
962* 94
Sale
832* Sale
Sale
61
Sale
30
8
3
106
Sale
107
Sale
Sale
1072*
109
64
90
90
1072*
1072* 110
1052* Sale
1035* 995* 100
85
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1045*
Sale
1042*
Sale
992*
Sale
80
30
as
85
99
94
93
Sale
100
Sale
26
122
Sale
Sale
84
75
56
Sale
952*
99
Sale
95
95
27
25
15
7
12
11
6
25
25
12
6
15
May 19
4 106
May 12
May 13
905* May 11
985* May 22
66
77
37
90
802*
965*
962*
975*
100
96
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
27
22
21
18
29
5
1
2
1
21
55
May
935* May
862* May
100
May
982* May
100
May
982* May
101
May
101
May
97
May
1002* May
1065* May
78
24
94
70
Sale
942*
Feb
Mar.
Jan.
May 27
May 26
Apr.
9
May 28
Mar. 24
Mar. 24
Mar. 21
104
Jan.
6
Jan.
6
Feb.
10
55* Feb. 18
Mar. 13
May 16
Mar. 13
4
81
87
1052* Feb.
9
22
Feb. 25
35
May
Apr. 10 105
32* Apr.
9
7
106
Feb.
13
3 1075* Apr.
10
985* Jan.
2 1022* May 12
Mar. 16
62
Apr.
2 65
662* Jan. 12 662* Jan. 12
June '28
92
85
Jan.
8
91
1072* Jan. 12 111
1172* Feb.
9 1212*
218
Jan.
9 218
102 2* Jan. 29 106
942* May
2 96
101
Jan. 29 1072*
83
Jan.
May 15
May 13
Apr.
1
Jan.
9
May 21
Jan.
27
May 25
Feb. 26
9j 93
May
91012* Feb. 18
962* May 20 1032* Jan. 23
Mar. 2
1002* May 28 104
82
Feb.
6105
May 25
Feb. 14
895* May
2 100
84
May 23, 982* Mar. 12
Jan. 10
90
Apr. 30 101
103
15
Mar. 10
45
Jan.
705* Feb.
May
335* Mar. 3 702* May
Apr.
1045* Jan. 171106
Feb.
109
May 27 114
312* Jan.
3 442* Mar.
55
Jan.
105
Jan.
151106
2
Jan.
12
59
Jan.
9
26
25
25
11
13
21
12
372* Apr. 23 45
1032* Jan. 28 106
Mar. 17
74
83
Mar. 16
Feb. 11
60
Apr. 29
70
88
May 28
May
8
90
Jan.
May
May
May
May
May
May
31
May 19
955* Mar. 13
985* May 22
70
Jan.
27
Jan.
995* Jan.
27 945* Jan.
22 1015* Jan.
21 1015* Jan.
May
18 100
6
995* Mar.
30 101
May
Feb.
14 101
Jan.
16
985* Mar. 17
2 1005* May 12
8
14 1065* Jan.
4
4
995* Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
20
22
7
2
8
31
22
May 20
8 1035* May 18
835* Mar. 12
2
May
2
Jan.
92* May
May
May
May
May
May
60
May
35
May
1012* May
105
May
962* May
91
May
19 622* May
8
9
8
28
11
9
1
8
20
18
4
21
1
Jan.
2
Jan.
22
May
May
May
106
May
1055* May
104
May
1035* May
1
6
5
19
May 28
892* May
35
May
1062* May
101
May
104
May
1055* May
53
May
21
May
100
May
104
May
95
May
735* May
60
May
May '28
Jan.
852* Mar. 18
May 20
May 15
2
832* Apr.
682* Jan.
1022* Jan.
1015* Jan.
12
9
8
14
14
8
9
22
20
27
12
12
79
29
22
22
28
11
16
29
29
5
5
26
6
1082*
1015*
1045*
1062*
8
10
7
10
19
29
21
8
1032*
1065*
1072*
1072*
10324
992*
85
55
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
8
May
12
1 1045* May
1 108*
May
8 108
May
May
11 110
2 1055* May
May
875* May
685* May
5 100
21
25
12
22
18
25
18
23
21
13
1
935* Mar. 18
485* Apr.
2
8
May 28 1015* May 28
Jan.
9 1085* May
Jan.
21
Jan.
20
May 29
May 29
Jan.
Apr.
1045* Apr. 20
1065* Apr. 6
85
64
Jan.
Jan.
16
9
14)1015* May 20
2 105
May 18
May 26
995* Mar.
9
Apr. 29
965* Jan.
85
Jan.
5
May 19
11
55* May 19
7
May
4 16
17
25* Mar. 18
1025* Jan.
2 106
1025* Jan.
2 1055*
100
Jan.
5 104
995* Jan.
2 1035*
9
Sale
80
45
75
50
1015* May
652* Sale
952*
98
935*
97
100
Sale
90
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
2
_
90
Mar. 23
5 101
3 106
29 105
Mar. 31
1025* Jan.
20
May 27 42
975* Feb.
4 100
1155* Jan.
9 123
100
2 1015* May 15
101
May
6
655* May 28 73
May 13
955* May
5 98
6
95
May
1 955* May
8
100
May 28 1035* May
May 13
90
May 20 92
10
May 19
1055* May 23
May 21
915* Jan.
8
May 25 705* Mar. 27
Jan.
May
2
May 11
May 11
May 19
20 102
26 875*
29 835*
13 81
28
Jan.
100
Jan.
.
May
May
May
May
Jan.
995* Jan.
Mar. 23
May 27 98
May 11
1045* May 15 105.
May 1
1045* May
4 1055* May 25
May
4
20
May 27 30
Apr. 13
May 29
May 21
Last sale
61
Oct. *29
8
8
May 12
May 12
102
Feb.
2 1045* May 22
cl085*Apr.
7
1045* Jan.
108
Apr. 14
1055* Jan.
110
May 18
1055* Feb.
93
1272* 1235* May 28 1235* May 28
1012*
68
Feb.
"125*
19 68
28 103
5 107
26 48
30
19 92
3 1102*
31 115
28 982*
16 882*
28 865*
16 802*
59
605* May
4
70
May 28
88
May
8
1
952* May
1005* 1012* 101
76
792* Sale
44
1015*
902*
622*
1042* Sale
1052* Sale
1005*
1012*
552* Sale
58
93
69
57
1012*
35
w
1012*
107
1102* Jan.
982* May
695* Jan.
73
May
642* Jan.
85
166"'
1032* Sale
Sale
21
2
25
7
4
4
1
10
Sale
60
T
75*
95*
6
Sale
103
85
68
85
98
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
5 106
70 2* May
5
May
7 106
May
27 114
412* May
1
52* May
May
8
May
72*
92*
1045* May
1052* Sale
1045* May
1045* 105
Sale
1035* May
104
103
1042* 1032* May
6
5
104
1075*
1032*
912* May 15
1
May 13
2 111
6 1202* May 20
1 106
942*
2
1 1075*
12 92
9 892*
20 1012*
28 102 2*
7 105
93
2
23 90
6
1
26 60
Feb. 27
2 104
8
7
103
5
1
8
8
72
1042
1042*
1032*
3
52* May 18
50
May
1002* Apr.
1062* Jan.
20
May
922* Apr.
862* Feb.
1-022* May 12 1035* May 18
30
352*
1062* Sale
1012* Sale
1042* 106
106
Sale
62
5
Sale
Sale
75
2
May
95
97
Sale
95
272* May
105
90
103
83
Sale
372*
100
May 15
May
6
May 28 1022* May 12
May 13
May 13 62
90
May
1095* May
1195* May
Sale
6
Sale
Sale
85
972*
103
82
62
Sale
Sale
99
71
Sale
102
8
8
90
992*
100
105
825* May
1
May 20
Sale
6
100
542* Sale
97
Sale
19
97
30
91
752*
Sale
Sale
Sale
652*
70
942*
8
992* Sale
103
Sale
952*
972*
1065*
8
Sale
69
1045* May
942* May
1042* May
90
May
82
92
May
Salo
94
962* May
Sale
100
1002* 1002* May
1042* May
Sale
106
105
Sale
895* May
922* 94
84
May
922*
842* 882*
90
Sale
90
Sale
May
28
Sale
202* May
25
70
575* May
60
1052* May
106
105% 106
50
60
May
72
55
1052* May
106
1052* Sale
109
108
May
114
Sale
342* May
"35" Sale
45
372*
392*
105 1 May
105
1052* Sale
100
28
7
11*
1035* Apr. 24 1035* Apr. 24
106
104
6
12
97
Last sale
91
752*
772*
782*
27
Mar.
Jan.
May
230""
952* Sale
'402*
83
May
May 16 83
May 12 1072* May
1052* Sale
1042* Sale
942*
942*
1042* Sale
1062* Sale
93
91
93
942*
922*
202*
982*
832*
Feb.
87
20
10
89
235
30
Sale
81
90
62 2*
852*
J*?**
992* Sale
992* Sale
982* Sale
99
972*
98
972*
98
2
77
4
792*
1095* 1102* 1102* 111
1212*
1192*
Sale
942*
Apr. 23
Jan. 13
55
6
11
35*
100
l612*
115
May
822* May
24
May
94
May
5
May
1012* Sale
100 J
952*
Sale
90
92
1102*
712* May
May
Sale
69
68
88
95
272*
107
25.
945
104
103
622*
642*
101
Sale
100}
Sale
1032* Sale
106
Sale
Sale
F A
M S
M 8
M 8
J D
73 2*
68
Sale
Sale
Sale
M S
P
83
97
90
77
3,000 Equitable Gaa lat con 5a
...1932
Ernesto Breda Co 1st M 7s_'54
.....
51
McCormick
81,000
With stock purch warrants
16,000 Federal Lt Ac Tr 1st a f 5a
1942
22,000
First 1 s f 5s stamped
1942
23,000
1st lien a f 6a stamped........1942
19,000
30-year deb 6a series B
1954
912*
1095*
1132*
May
May
Sale
107
May
20
38
May
925* May
942*
92
902* May
Sale
1085* May
115
113
May
Sale
982* May
Sale
732* May
■Sale
73
May
Sale
665* May
106""
75
90
100
Edith Rockefeller
1995 J
1015*
58
102
50
101
Sale
81
Sale
51,000
Trust coll 6% notes
1934 J J
173,000 Elec Pow Corp (Germany) 6Ha—1950 M 8
57,000
1st sinking fund 6Ha
1953 A O
18,000 Elkhorn Coal 1st Ac ref 6Ha
1931 J D
Deb 7% notes (with warr)
1931 J D
Ed El 111 N Y 1st cons g 5a
5
4
29
12
11
27
26
23
28
5
11
1
Sale
5
65
J
10,600
35*
822*
1062*
1042*
97
1939 J
4
71
115
4a
Sale
812* Sale
1042* Sale
103
Sale
825*
85
26
2721
942*
9521
59
J
Ed El 111 Bkn 1st con g
82
1052*
"80"
5
J
Sale
Sale
1042* 1052*
J 1022*
A O 1022*
J D 106
F A 1052*
M S
Sale
Sale
802*
782*
102 2*
41
Sale
82 2*
1042*
902*
J
F A
J J
M N
MN
113
Sale
J
72*
Cane Products deb 6s..—1950 J
6!000 Cuban Dom Sug 1st 7H«
1944 MN
16"
10 000
Stpd with purch warr attached.—
92!000 Cumb T Ac T 1st Ac gen 5a
1937 j""3 1022*
18,000 Cuyamel Fruit 1st a f 6a A
—1940 A O 103
11 000 Denver Gas Ac El 1st Ac ref 5a
1951 M N 99
7.000
902*
1092* Sale
Sale
1012* Sale
68 000 Cuban
M N
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
l\*
Sale
52
1072* 107
38
20
252*
935*
922* Sale
1032*
962* Sale
972* Sale
1002* Sale
102
Sale
Sale
107
42
J J
M 8
A O
M S
J D
D
55
Sale
Sale
f 58.-51932
1022* Sale
107 5*
1012*
Sale
B__—..1981 F
1952
Consol 5s
1955 J
Bush Term Bldgs 5a gu tax ex...1960 A
By-Product Coke 1st 5Ha aer A..1945 MN
Cat Gas Ac El Corp unlf Ac ref 5S..1937 MN
J
Calif Packing conv deb 5s...... 1940 J
Calif Pet conv deb a f g 5s...
1939 F A
Conv deb a f g 5Ha.......—..1938 MN
Camaguey Sugar sink fund 7a ..1942 A O
Canada Steamship Lines 1st 6a..l941 A O
Central Dist Tel 1st 30-year 5a...1943 J D
Central Foundry 1st a f 6s—May 1931 F A
Cent Hud G Ac E 1st 5s
Jan 1957 M 8
Central Steel 1st sink fund 8a...l941 MN
Certain-teed Prod a 1 g 5Ha A—1948 M 8
Cespedea Sugar 1st gold 7H«
1939 M S
Chicago City Ac Conn Ry 5s.Jan 1927 A O
Chic Gaa L Ac C 1st gu g 5s
1937 J J
28,000
Chicago Rys 1st 5s stamped
Aug 1 1929 int 10% paid
1927 F
36,000
1943 A
31,000 Childs Co deb 5s
Sale
Sale
Sale Prices.
63
Last sale
Sale
Sale
Bush Terminal Co lst4s
65
29
11
19 64
29 76
2 162*
22 101
29 825*
8
do 54
982* Sale
1968 J J
1,084,000 Bklyn-M Tr R T Sec 6a
64
69
1,000 Bklyn Queens Co Ac Sab gtd 5s..l941 M N
662*
89
1st 5s stamped
——1941 J J
Brooklyn Rap Tr 1st refcon g 4s 2002
86
Sale
1950 F A
48,000 Brooklyn Un El 1st g 4-5s
M N 1065*
69,000 Brooklyn Union Gas Co 1st g 5a_1945
1st lien Ac ref 6s ser A
—1947 M N 117
21,000
250
Conv deb 55*9
.........1936 J' J
Sale
Convertible debentures 5a....1950 J D 103
153",006
Buffalo Ac Susq Iron gen s
982* 101
762* Sale
Sale
69
Buffalo Gen Elec 45*s ser
20
May
May
May
10
May
97
May
75
May
May 29
May
6 93 2* May
6 1035* May
1022* May
May
May
May
May
May
1.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
57
63
101
101
J
Sale
15
93
104
A O
J
J
65
Sale
M N
Certificates of deposit........
~8" 656
725*
Ask.
Sale
59
66
655*
N
Sale
14
J
103 5*
S 100
865* Sale
D
1943 J J
Armstrong Cork conv deb 5s—.—1940 J D
Associated Oil 6% gold notes... 1935 M S
Atlanta Gas Light 1st 5a.......1947 J D
Atlantic Fruit 7a ctfa of dep....1934 J D
Certlf of deposit stamped
J D
Atl Gulf Ac W I SS Line coll tr 5a.l959 J
J
Atlantic Refining deb 5s
.1937 J J
Baldwin Locom Works 1st s f 5a—1940 M N
Baraqua (Comp Azucar) 714* ...1937 J
J
Batavian Pete gtd deb 4%*
1942 J J
Belding-Heminway conv 6a .....1936 J
J
Bell Telephone of Pa 1st 5s B
1948 J J
First Ac ref 5s series C
...I960 A O
Beneficial Indus Loan deb 6s....1946 M S
Berlin City Electric deb
1951 J D
Deb sinking fund 65*8
1959 F A
Debenture 6s
—1955 A O
Berlin Elec Elev 6c Undgrd Rya—
Armour & Co of Del 1st
Bid.
59
55
SINCE JAN.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
May 29.
May 1.
Ask.
Bid.
1947
Anglo-Chil Nitrate 7* without war '45
Antilla Suit (Comp Azuc) let 7H» *39
Ark 8c Memp Bdge & Term 1st 5Z.I964
Armour 6c Co. 1st real estate
I'3'
Amer Writ Paper
1,000
550,000
14,000
3,000
103,000
69,000
9,000
103,000
69,000
89,000
11,000
16,000
15,000
28,000
6,000
19,000
442,000
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
i
Value.
25
EXCHANGE—BONDS
76
71
50
2 102
May 26 89
Jan.
2
875*
May 13 70
Jan.
Feb.
90
May 25
Mar. 26
Mar. 20
May 28
Mar. 12
Apr. 11
Apr. 13
Mar. 30
13 1015* Jan.
14
Apr. 10
Apr. 27
,9
Apr. 18
~
1035* May 8
Jan.
Jan.
2
May 20 100
555* Jan.
91J* Jan.
92
Jan.
99
Mar. 23
73
98
97
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—BOUNDS
Sales in
Price
BONDS
.
May.
Value.
1931.
Bid.
32,000
103,000
103,000
•20,000
68,000
6,000
37,000
Gannett Co deb 6a
193", 666
Gaa Sc Elec (Bergen Co) 5a.....
Gelsenkircheu Mining 6s
132,000
144,000
46,000
1,000
81,000
49", 666
98,000
359,000
87,000
80,000
127,000
919,000
28,000
225,000
450,000
314,000
30,000
58",606
100,000
87,000
37,000
30,000
59,000
14,000
54,000
49,000
15,000
51,000
conv 7s
1939 J
Flat linking fund gold deb 7a.._ 1944 J
J
Without warrants............
D
Federated Metals
Flak Robber lat
Ask.
93 Hi
Sale
92
J
79 %
Sale
25 %
105
86 H
23
J
f g
D
S
1934 M
5%« A— 1947
.....
General Elec (Germany) 7a
Deb 6%s stock purch war....
Sale
"§l"
A
Gen Araer Investors 5a.......... 1952
General Baking deb s f 5%8
1940
General Elec deb g 3%»
30%
W
1949 J
.....
93%
1942
1945
71%
Sale
100% 104 Hi
90
Sale
83
Sale
97 %
98
92% Sale
95
96
90
94
Sale
Gen Petroleum 1st
102
Sale
Sale
f 5s. _Aug 15 1946
1940
7s.. .1945 A O
...
lat 8c gen a f ft 6 34a
Gulf States Steel deb 5 %•
Hackensack Water 1st 4s
87% May 29
Sale
83
74 Hi
Sale
Sale
90
90 Hi
Sale
81%
.1951 M S
Sale
.1934 A O
Sale
'58%
Sale
Sale
.1937 A
O
O
O
53
42
m Sale
55
98
56
Sale
Sale
106
Sale
104
Sale
103
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Sale
67%
Sale
Sale
36
Sale
93
20
Sale
9%
56
Sale
90% Sale
75
96
99
76%
99%
73%
98
Sale
67
66%
54%
90%
Sale
99%
99
75
Sale
Sale
Sale
81
Sale
67
81
86H Sale
Sale
70
Sale
65
97
Sale
Sale
89
Sale
Sale
92
Sale
88%
91%
92
Sale
85
77
Sale
77
J
73
64
Sale
62%
60
72
81
77
Sale
Sale
S
Sale
40
Sale
40
Sale
Sale
68
72
Sale
Sale
87
Sale
87
Sale
Sale
77% Sale
77
70
70
J
J
J
76
1955
75
78
A
..1961 F
A
101%
61
Sale
75
39
75
79
Sale
Keystone Telephone 1st 5s____. ..1935 J J
Kings Co E L Ac Pow gold 5s
..1937 A O
Purchase money 6s..
..1997 A O
36",066 Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4s_._. .1949 F
20,000 Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s
..1954 J
..1954
76
103%
117%
..1936 J
....
i|5%
83
.1950 M
S
S
92
118%
Sale
70
102%
93%
80
Sale
Sale
Sale
101% Sale
44
Sale
Sale
97
.1954
Sale
98%
Sale
52% Sale
98
99
,1954
100% Sale
100
100%
.1933
.1933
A
.1934
99
78
"81""
A
.1954
A
63
A
105%
Feb.
!!*
&
69
6
7
May 21
91
Jan.
6
11
18
.1941
D
96
72
O
75
o
.1944
O
.1951
A
100%
102%
100%
82
85
107%
119%
75%
102
86
Ju....
80
Sale
92% Sale
103
101% Jan.
....
....
MN
A
O
A
84
94% Sale
78% Sale
20% 35
69%
71
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
103% May
104% May
96% May
Jan.
93
Jan.
95
May 29
May 28
74
Jan.
104%
77%
53
100%
95%
94%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
21
22
19
71
71
60
92%
99
14
29
26
29
28
27
29
29
26
21
29
2
2
18
77
90
86
93%
96%
83
72%
57%
80%
90%
86%
72
72
71
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
84
107%
119%
75%
101%
91%
Jan.
92
Mar. 23
90
May 27
Mar. 26
May
May
May
May
Apr.
May
Mar. 13
Jan. 29
Jan. 24
Jan.
2
D
92%
A
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47
93
{May 27
May
i Apr.
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Apr. 11
Jan.
I May 26
May
Apr.
May
"89"
85
Sale
Sale
M
S
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A
O
F
A
J
D
8
70
Sale
75
"62%
Sale
101
Sale
101% Sale
J
J
J
D
102% Sale
100
101
Jan.
Apr.
i
I
I
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May
May
8
23
8
9
May
8
Jan.
Feb.
106
May
May
95% Sale
Sale
106
82% Sale
107% Sale
82
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
24
28
Sale
29%
98%
76%
86%
99%
Sale
57
97
Sale
46
Sale
87%
100
105%
102% Sale
54
57
70% Sale
63%
103
Sale
102%
102% 103% 104%
103%
Sale
104
105%
100
102% 102%
81
Sale
Sale
19%
54%
Sale
Sale
&
40
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
74
66%
Sale
104%
Sale
Sale
Sale
88
May
111% May
91
May
94% May
105
May
81% May
97% May
68% May
21% May
20
May
50
May
49
May
95
May
92% May
37
May
92% May
73% May
99% May
105
May
102
May
43
May
68% May
68
May
102% May
102% May
103% May
104% May
101
May
25
1
29
27
2
29
16
9
Jan.
12
Jan.
Mar. 29
16
15
18
May
May
May
Mar.
May
May
May
May
15
12
11
15
56% May
101
May
100% May
102% May
99% May
6
26
27
28
23
i Feb. 14
Mar. 21
Jan.
9
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May
94% May
94
May
114
May
95
May
98
May
108
May
85% May
11
5
13
13
16
21
14
9
99% May
78
May
c32% May
25% May
56% May
50
May
95
May
94
May
42% May
95
May
86% May
100% May
105% May
104% May
54
May
71
May
81
May
103% May
104% May
104% May
105% May
103% May
15
12
19
6
8
10
6
Mar. 11
Apr. 22
14
.
2
19
May 20
Jan.
10
Mar. 19
Mar. 25
Apr. 30
Jan.
7
Jan.
Jan.
May
1
May
7
May
1
May 25
May 22
11%
10
10
13
28
30
Jan.
4
1 125
May 18
4 108% May 26
94% May
1
88% May 28
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
1
9
2
\T
May 29
May 21
May 18
%%Mar.
11
78% Jan. 14
68% Mar. 21
82
Jan. 16
12 105% May 22
39
3
May 25
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
101% May
101% Jan.
100
30
85%
8
90% Feb.
9 103
21
Mar.
2
6
3
9
94% Apr. 11
6 104% Apr.
7 103% Mar.
40% May 29 75%
6101
98% Jan.
98% May 13 100
100
Apr. 13 102%
98% Mar. 23) 99%
2 100%
99% Feb.
78
75% Apr.
118%iMar.
104% Jan.
94
Apr. 24
May 25
4 107% May
17 120
May
7
2 104% May 12
Mar. 24 103% Feb.
4
100% Apr.
50
122
Sale
17
3
Apr. 10
1
12
8
i
55
57
125
Sale
27
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
49%
124
108
10
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
'
Apr.
52
Sale
94
104
; May 13
Feb.
Jan.
91
40
J
Mar. 23
Feb. 22
Mar.
Apr.
95
48
O
99
98% May 13
5
101% May
99% May 23
7
Jan.
2
26
13
22
13
20
11
50
Sale
Sale
Sale
111%
Sale
A
Apr. 30
43
89
Sale
93
J
Feb. 24
26
Jan.
60
91%
Sale 113
55
J
i May 12
Jan.Jan.
Jan.
52
90
45
94
53%
Feb. 25
Jan.
5
Jan.
May
4 85% May 25
May
2 107% May
2
May 18 120
May
6
80
May
4
May 19
May 20 102% May
1
May 27 94
May 12
40% May 29
9
Apr. 17
68% Feb.
4
01% Mar. 10
May
100
56*" "56%
Sale
96% Apr. 15
02% Jan.
8
76
Feb.
2 105% May 29
4 107
May 21
1
99% May 18
_
3
Feb. 16
Jan.
73%
Sale
47
98
D
.....
90
O
M
101
Sale
D
J
Sale
94% Sale
A
S
40% Sale
101
101%
90
J
M
Jan.
96% Feb. 24
Jan.
60% May 28 69%
74
May 20 75%
45% May 28 65%
70
May 25 73
105
6 105%
May
Sale
24
O
1971
21,000
149,000 Montana Power 1st Ac ref As A... 1943
Deb gold 5a series A........... 1962
12,000
D
106% Sale
97
81
J
Mar. 12
Mar. 11
84
Jan.
101% May
61103%
103% 104% 103% May
It 104%
Sale
101
May 26 103%
101
101% 101
May 19 103%
52
122
92
6%s .1944 F A
98
104% Apr. 15
103% Mar. 10
102
28
10
3
Jan.
May
Apr.
Apr.
100%
74
52
Sale
Sale
98% Jan.
82*
98
3
2
92
Jan.
May
101
52
Sale
104
140,000 McCrory Stores deb gold 5H»
.1941
423,000 McKesson & Robbins deb 5%s__. ,1950
18,000 Manati Sugar 1st s f 7%»
.1942
Stamped Apr 1931 coupon on.. 1942
19,000
161,000 Manhattan Ry (N Y) con g 4s._.. .1990
2d 4s..
36,000
.2013
3,000 Manila El Ry Ac Lt 1st 5s
.1953
18,000 Mfr tr ctfs, Namm Ac Son 6s
,1943
1947
43,000 Marion Steam Shovel s f g 6s
73,000 Market Street Ry 1st 7a
Apr 1940
1945
86,000 Mead Corp 6s with warrants
60,000 Meridional El 1st 7a
1957
45,000 Metropolitan Edison lst&ref 5sC. 1953
lat g 4Hs series D
159,000
1968
32,000 Met Water, Sewer 8c Drain 5%s._ 1950
7,000 Met West Side Elev (Chicago) 4a. 1938
1956
14,000 Mlag Mill Mach 1st a f g 7s
1936
442,000 Mldvale St Ac Ord conv a f 5a
189,000 MilwElRy AcLt lat AcrefSaaerB 1961
"43"
86% Sale
J
.1937 J
.1952 MN
91
May 19
5 101% May 11
90% Jan.
Jan.
99
105%
Sale
Sale
81
Sale
Sale
Mar. 19
Mar.
Mar.
2
Feb.
82
86
Apr. 15
1 94% May
29 74
May
4 93 % May
11 81% May
29 81
May
19 49
May
29 20
May
29 57 % May
28 62% May
27 92
May
2 58% May
6 106% May
7 cl04%May
8 102
May
107
9
Jan.
Mar.
95
138
102% Sale
99
50
Lombard Elec 1st 7a with warr. .1952
Without warrants.
........
99
Sale
101%
62%
122
105
Apr.
Apr. 13 105
May 27 94
.1954
O
....
119%
Sale
A
_
84%
101% 102%
101% Sale
A
.-
84
101
O
Debenture gold 5%a
Louisv Gas Ac El lat Ac ref 5s
Lower Austrian Hydro-Klec
Sale
142"
A
.1951
Lorillard (P) Co 7s
5s.
71
75
139
A
.1944
warr'tsl
74
Sale
.1960 F
,1974
....
48
.1953 F
.1964
........
60
Sale
.1934 A O
.1944
...
1st Ac refunding 5s.
First Ac ref sinking fund 5«
Liggett 8c Myers Tobacco 7s
79
107
101% 102%
..1959 M
70
105
95
..1936
75
Sale
85
102
133%
75
70
Sale
103% 105
Sale
104% 106
Sale
98% Sale
Sale
60% Sale
93% Sale
Keith Corp (B F) 1st ser
g 6s... ..1946 M S
Kendall Co 5%a with warrants. ..1948 M S
70
74
O
J
........
92% Mar. 20
37% Feb. 26
Jan.
67% Sale
Sale
J
ser B1957
Without warrants
333.000
.....I.,
12,000 Lehigh Coal 8c Nav 4 %s
Cons sink fund 4%s ser C
66,000
44,000 Lehigh Valley Coal 1st 5s
I.
1st 40-yr gu int red to
1,000
4%
First & ref sinking fund 5s
Jan.
Anr.
Mar. 11
101% May 29 109
45
May 23 69% Feb. 13
20
Sale
Sale
1948
45,000 Lackaw Steel 1st cons 5s ser A.
81,000 Laclede Gas L ref Ac ext 1st 5s—
Coll 8c ref 5 His series C
232,000
Col & ref g 5%s ser D
49,000
93
11
23
4
5
Sale Prices.
Jan. 20
95%
Jan.
1947
1st & ref 6 Ha
9,000
8,000 Kinney (G R) Co conv 7%«
116,000 Kresge Foundation coll tr 6s.
803,000 Kreuger 8c Toll 5s with war
May 28
May
May 19
May 11
P
90% May
97% May
61
May
91
May
90
May
May" "5 166
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
105% May
103% May
67% May
35
May
100% May
93% May
92% May
103% 100%
Sale
94% Sale
Sale
Kansas Gas & El 1st mtge 4
His. ..1980 J D
Karstadt (R) Inc 1st
Mtge 6s... ..1943 MN
Sale
100%
106%
102%
100%
90
98 %
Without warrants
tale.
107
103
106% Sale
102% Sale
102
Sale
1947 J
...........
KanaasCy Pw 8c Lt 1st g 4%s
1st m 4^s
cO&ah
89
55%
56
1941 A O
B with warrants
...
89% Sale
Sale
60%
1932 M S
1932 M N
1944 A O
1947 MN
Investors Equity 5s A......
1st mtge gold 5a
12%
47
56
60
1942 MN
f 6s
Loew's Inc deb 6s with
Without warrants
38
1932 A O
5a aeries A
......
45
Sale
68
Refunding 6a series A.....
1955 M
Internet T & T deb g 4%>
1952 J
Convertible debenture 4^a... 1939
5s.......
Sale
67
Sale
International Match deb 5s
Convertible debentures 5s.... 1941
s f g 5s
1st 8c refunding 5s
w*
Sale
Sale
69% Sale
55 % Sale
...
...
Internet Hydro El deb 6s
1st Ac ref
1.
Jan
Apr.
79%
22%
62%
69 %
5s......... 1948 M N
Lautaro Nitrate Co 6s
Sale
57%
58
May 29
99%
Sale
Sale
4
55
20
90%
May 27
Sale
45
20
9
4
92
67
A
Certificates of deposit........
Interboro R T 1st & ref 5s
1966
ser
95 %
99M Sale
82%
Sale
49
Inland Steel 1st M s f g
4&a A... 1978 A
1st m s f 4Hs ser B.......... 1981 F
83
"92%
81
71
Deb 5s
JAN.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
89
May 20
58%
99%
91% Sale
79%
Sale
....
!7th
62
99
Sale
Inter-Metrop coll
67,000
64,000
3,000
313,000
101,000
142,000
78,000
211,000
891,000
85,000
60,000
94%
A
45
100
Deb gold 5s.
Sale
Sale
Indiana Limestone 1st a f 6a.... 1941 MN
Ind Nat Gas 8c Oil ref 5a
1936 MN
conv
83
Sale
Sale
Sale
Intern Paper
Sale
Sale
Sale
105
101
a
28
51
Illinois Bell Telep 1st 8c ref 5a A. .1956 J D
Illinois Steel deben 4J^s........ 1940 A O
Useder Steel Corp Mtge 6s
1948 FA
Int Merc Marine 1st
Sale
May 29
95% May 28
102 Hi
conv deb
Sale
Sale
O
1956 A
84
Sale
.1947 MN
Houston Oil sink fund 5^8.—. .1940 MN
Int Cement
92
Sale
173,000
110,000
171,000
463,000
334,000
171,000
68,000
24,000
96,000
84
Sale
Sale
104
Sale
103% Sale
102
102% 102% Sale
94% Sale
93% Sale
Sale
Harpin Mining 6s with warr_... .1949
Hansa S S Lines 6s with warr_... .1933 A
Havana Elec Ry cons g 5a....... .1952 F
.......
May 15
May
89
May
104% May
102% May
95
May
90
May
47% May
Sale
.1952
Stamped..
10-year 6% notes
10-year 7% notes.....
Int Agrl Corp 1st & coll tr 5a
Stamped extended to
May
97
95% May
83% May
103% May
102
May
93% May
84
May
28
May
95% Sale
85
.1942
...
97
Sale
105
Sale
734,000
706,000
124,000
152,000
10,000
13,000
278,000
306,000
476,000
1,139,000
110,000
153,000
204,000
197,000
579,000
312,000
26,000
25,000
1,000
95%
88%
Sale
.1950
4^*-.
27 93%
22 91%
6 97%
21 80
19 98
1 101%
J
Goodyear Tire & Rubber 1st 5a.. .1957 MN
Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 6s
.1936 J D
Gould Coupler 1st 15-yr s 16s.... .1940
Gt Cons El Pow (Japan) 7a...... .1944
tr
■
Sale Prices.
92
May 14
89% May
4
89
May
4
28
May 21
May
29 108
23 50
May 12
29 79
May
8
20
11
1
4
D
.1947 J
.1945 J
118,000 Hudson Coal 1st a f 5a series A'M J D
4,000 Hudsoa County Gas lat 5s...... .1949 MN
J
320,000 Humble Oil 8c Ref 5%g
.1932 J
235,000
145,000
34,000
91,000
2,000
361,000
454,000
,
Sale
100
46%
...
86% May
86
91%
May
86%
93% May
97% Sale
69
65
75
May
98
May
98%
92
"99* 100
May
Sale
Sale
...
Deb gold 5s temp........
Sale
Sale
Gen Theatres Equip deb 6s
Deb 5H* series of 1926..
Hoe (R) 8c Co 1st 6His A..
Holland Amer L 6s (Jlat)m
Sale
8096
89
sec
53
75
94%
Sale
....
45
Sale
91
Sale
....
Goodrich ( B P) Co lat 6%s
Convertible deb 6s
57
105%
93% Sale
General Public Service deb 5%«- 1939
Genl Steel Castings 1st B%»
1949
Good Hope iron 8c Steel
27
Sale
80%
79
May
May
84
May
21% May
101% May
45
May
74
May
87
Lowest.
1940
Without warrants attached 1940
S f deb g 6s
1948 MN
Gen Motors Acceptance deb g 6s. 1937 F A
s
89
89
87%
87% Sale
25
21%
101% Sale
Sale
xTo&
Sale Prices.
91
89
93
Sale
85 J'
Highest.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
80
1943 F
.........
a
RANGE SINCE
Lowest.
May 29.
May 1.
J
Framerlc Ind Ac Der 20-yr 7%s_> 1942 J
M
Francisco Sugar 21-year 7Ua— 1945
General Cable 1st
1
1941 M S
18s
a
PRICES IN MAY.
Jan. 2
n. y. stock exchange.
7
Mar. 19
Jan.
21
Apr.
8
May 28
Mar. 26
Mar. 25
Jan.
16
Mar. 2
Mar. 16
Feb.
3
May 18
108% May 26
Jan.
110% Feb.
99% Feb.
Apr.
16
9
76% Jan.
95% Mar. 19
75
Jan.
95
102% Jan.
114
82
May 13
95% May 16
98% May 21
108
May 14
87% Mar. 11
Jan.
86% Jan.
103% Jan.
76
Mar. 18
Jan.
93% Jan. 30
68% May 29
21% May ■29
20
May 13
50
May 29
Apr. 23
Jan.
Jan.
9
12
Mar. 25
Mar. 2
15
45
Mar. 14
29
26
95
92
35
Apr. 28
Apr. 10
Mar. 3
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
4
23
2
16
20
3
92% May 11
73% May 29
Feb. 25
15
85
29
May 15
22
02% Feb. 10
99% Jan. 13
43
May 26
68% May 12
2
62% Jan.
2
00% Feb.
99% Jan. 13
03% May 15
Mar. 24
4
9
5
1
1
13
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ill
03
99
Jan.
Jan. 30
Feb.
2
Jan.
28
May
9
Jan.
Jan.
8
9
Apr. 23
May
May
May
May
13
26
14
26
Mar. 30
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE-rBONDS
Sales in
BONDS
Va/ue.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
Jan. 2
N. Y. STOCK SXOHANQB.
1931.
| Mai/.ii
May 1.
Ask.
Bid.
Montocatlnl Mill 9c Agr • f deb g 7s
97
95
99
J
tr rets with deb etk pur warr_„ 1937 J
112,000
J
J
91,000
Without wurrants
J
J
59,000 Mont Tram 1st 8c ret A 5s........
.1941
9,000
General Ac refunding 5s A.....
.1955 A O
Gen 9c ret 5s aeries B....*.....
.1955 A O
4,000
.......
-
98)4
100
,
Sale"
90
98 X
J
Sale
4,000 Murray Body 1st 8H»
.1934 J D
—
6,000 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s.......
.1947 MN
1,000 Mutual Union Tel 5s
.1941 MN
105?4
Nassau Elec guar gold4s......
National Acme 1st mtge 4s....
National Dairy Prod deb 5 Ms..
70
70
Nat Radiator deb 4Kb...
Nat Steel Corp t f g 5s.........
.1947
53",666
Newark Con Gas 5s...........
.1948
101)4 104
83
88
108
109
104 X 100
88
93
99
102
15
100
91
Sale
15 X
19
.1941
.1952
N J Pow 8c Light 1st AHs
New Orleans P S 1st 3c ref 5s A.
.1960 A
.1941 MN
O
...
.1952 A O
.1955 J D
N Y Dock 50-year gold 4s......
Serial 5b g notes..
.1951 F A
.1938 A O
N Y Edison 1st Ac ref 6X«
1st lien Ac ref Ss B..........
N Y Gas El Lt Ht Ac Pow 5s
.1941 A O
.1944 A O
N Y L E Ac W Coal 8c RR
.1948 3
D
.1949 F
A
Dock 9c lmpt ezt 5s
1943
New York Rys 1st 9c ref 4s....... 1943 J
Certificates of deposit...... 1943 J
? J
'
Adjustment Income 5n
85
Sale
85
Sale
Sale
83
80
78
113 X
Jan
96 X
Sale
93)4 Sale
70
J
1943 A O
4,000
91,000
105,000
200,000
173,000
499,000
82,000
13,000
20,000
12,000
59,000
Registered.....
Certificates of deposit..
1st con 6He series B
4954 Sale
94)4
93
New York Steam 1st 6s
1st mortgage 5s...
1947 MN
...
1951 MN
N Y Tel 1st 9c gen s f 4X»..
1939 MN
80-year
debenture 6s..........1949 F
A
1941 AO
30-year refunding 6s tfold
94
101)4 Sale
14)4 Sale
Sale
75
63
Sale
Sale
102 X
112
Sale
Sale
100
95)4 Sale
102 X Sale
Sale
112
Niag Lock 9c Ont Pow 1st 5s A...1955 A O
Niagara Share deb 5 He
1950 MN
103
93
104)4
Sale
May 29
72X May 13
May
99X May"29
96 X May 25
May
May 13 109
May 13
May 25 103 X May 15
49
May
5054 May
1
93
May
93
May
6
101X May 2 102 X May 22
14X May 22 15
May
6
73,000
167,000
287,000
40,000
186,000
44,000
3,000
209,000
20-year
s f
1947 MN
6s
No Amer Cement deb 6Hs
North American Co deb 5s
A.....1940 M 8
1961 P
84
44
Sale
Sale
A
10154
Sale"
Aug 15 1963 F A
102
Nor 151969 MN
Nor Ohio Trac Ac Lt gen Ac ref 6s. 1947 MS
North States Power 5s A........1941 A O
98
101
103
105
Sale
Sale
North Am Edison deb 5s
Deb 5 H* ser B
Deb 5s series C.
A...1957 M
ser
S
1st Ac ref 6s series B...........1941 A O
Northwest Teleg 1st *K«1934 J J
Norwegian Hydro-El Nit SHe
.1957 MN
102)4
Sale
Sale
100„
97 X Sale
Jan.
92
Prices,'
100X Apr. 14
99
98 X
Jan.
9054
93 X
87X
91X
Jan.
3
May 27
May 29
7 101X Mar. 23
95
Apr. 7
94
Jan. 21
II
May 26
Mar. 23
May 29
70
Apr. 27
83
Mar.
97"
Jan.
"6 "9954 May"29
92 X Jan.
102 X Jan.
3 98
Apr. 15
24 109 X Apr. 28
3 103)4 May 25
Mar. 23
75
63
102 X Mar.
May 5
Apr. 24
49
93
9854* Jan.
9
53)4 Apr.
96 X Apr.
1
9
6 10254 May 22
16 25 X Feb. 13
11X Jan.
Feb. 14 100X Apr. 17
3 108X May 21
Jan.
96
108X May
93
May
111X May
107 X May
103 X May
94 X May
93X May
79
May
66 X May
May
107 X May
112X May
101X May
May
May
21 104
5
85
22 108 X
25 103 X
25 102 X
8
85
14
85
11
74X
1
63
19 113X
4 104 X
14 107 X
27
97X
Jan.
5
95
12
Jan.
5 111X
Jan.
Jan. 30 107)1
May 21 103 X
Jan.
2
9454
2
Jan.
9354
Mar. 6
4
May
2 117
Jan.
3 107
Feb.
Jan. 31 112
Jan. 30 101
Jan.
13
8
May
May
May
May
19
26
Mar. 11 100
Mar. 11
May 22
May 25
May 25
May
8
May 14
it* Jan.
100
14
27
2
Last sale
Sale
51
Sale
2
1X May
2X
May 29 55
10654 107)4 10654 May 2 107 X
7
May 26
854
7
10824 Sale
10954 Sale
Sale
May
106
104
103 X
Sale
8
110X May
98
Sale
85
8524
30
42)4 Sale
9854 Sale
99X
104
104)4 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
\m
m
Sale
79X May
May
9854 May
104
May
103 X May
29
Sale
2
Jan.
Jan.
7
Jan.
6
May
6
854 May 22
7
JanT
17
6X Jan.
12
7"
1
July *29
4)4 Feb.
7
7 55
Apr. 23
2 107 X May 28
11X Mar. 27
9
12
Mar. 27
Mar. 24
19
18
29
4
1
6
5
14
25
1
May
107X Jan. 3
100 x Jan. 31 105
May
6 105
101X Jan.
X Jan.
110X May 28 112)1 Jan.
106
May 29 108
Apr.
Jan.
6 100X Apr.
95
101
Jan.
7 103 X Mar.
Jan.
101X Mar. 23 103
2 105 54 May
103 X Feb.
8954 Jan. 30
Apr.
9
1
28
7
14
18
15
12
14
23
9
29
11* May 27 87
29
May
56 X
97 X Mar. 2 100
100 X Jan. 30 105
100
105
Sale
101
May
10754 106X May
Sale
104
104)4 Sale
May
106 X May
10654 Sale 107 X Sale
100
101)4 10154
101X May
Sale
99
99)4 Sale
9854 May
107
IX May
45
106
85X May
42X May
May
May
104 X May
102 X May
107 X May
105
May
107 X May
101X May
100
May
May
106
May
Sale
97
May
101X 101)4 101)4 102
101X May
102)4 102)4 102)1 102 X 102
May
Sale
105
10554 105
May
Sale
92 X May
92)4 Sale
100
May
May
1
May 28
May
4
109X May
105
May
105X May
112
May
107
May
100 X May
102 X May
102 X May
10554 May
97 X May
May
Sale
Sale
i?S8
10624 Sale
108 X
Sale
Sale
105
10354 Sale
11154 112
May 6
May 26
S*
7
104 X
51
Nordeutsche Lloyd (Bremen)—
253,000
90,000
932,000
91X Jan,
50
2
7
N Y Trap Rock 1st s f g 6S.......1946 J D
J
Niagara Falls Power 1st 5s
1982 J
Refunding Ac gen 6s..
Jan 1933 A O
93 X
101
424
Sale
106 X Sale
6
1
Sale
Sale Prices.
12
29
12
11
26
1.
40
40
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
JAN.
Highest.
100
45
106)4 10754
101)4 Sale
93
70
11554 116)4 115
May
107
Sale, 105 X May
10154 102
112
May
11254
99X May
102
5
Sale Prices
May
«
96 X May
99
1
100
May
1 101
U3X May 22 94
93 X May 27 94
100X
107)4 108)4 10654 May
106)4
Sale
90
91)4 "93" 91
May
Sale
111
11154 Sale 111
May
Sale
107
106
10724 10554 May
l02X May
93 X
92)4 Sale
92 X May
Sale
92X Sale
91X May
"3)4 "m
1963 MN
Sale Prices.
97
Lowest.
80
102
40
40
1
Highest.
-----
Sale
16
RANGE SINCE
Lowest.
9954 Sale
99 X
94
96)4 94 X
10854
109
103 X 104)4 103 X
Certificates of deposit.. Jan 1943 A O
2)4 ""3""
55,000 N Y Rys Corp inc 6s......
Jan 1965 Apr
J
45
48
Prior Ileal s series A.
1965 J
21.000
Sale
1953 MN 106
3,000 NY Ac Rich Gas 1st 6s A.
3X
7
1963 MN
11,000 N Y State Rys 1st cons 4 He
"5",600
Sale
70
80
105X 105X
10624 108)4
93
Sale
1943 UN
5«s.
97
107
.1948
.1940
Purchase money coll tr g 4s.
9824 Sale
100)4 Sale
9354
96
Sale
99)4 100
9454 Sale
.1942
Newberry (J J) Co 5Hs
Sale
"87 h
.1951
New England T 9c T 30-yr 5s A.
1st g 4Ks series B...........
Ask.
99
Sale
63,000
4,000
1,811,000
38,000
1st & ref 5s B
Bid.
Ask
99
Sale
103)4
-
43,000
52,000
60,000
31,000
130,000
226,000
32,000
43,000
127,000
94,000
30,000
76,000
May 29.
92
"9254
Gen & ret
.1932 J
10-20-year 6s series 3..........
92
"90 H
...
IE 000
97
92 H
Gen & reft fdflsser
.1955 AO
s f 5s ser D...........
.1955 AO
J
87,000 Morris 9c Co 1st s f 4J4«
.1939 J
.1944 A O
Mortgage-Bond Co 4s series 2
"8~,666
27
,
ioiR
Jan.
97
103
102
105 X
Jan. 29 102 X
Jan.
5 108
Feb.
2 105
Jan.
2 107X
100X Jan.
9754 Jan.
2 10454
19
18
23
5
Jan.
Feb.
16
2
28
3
25
14
26
16
May 28
Apr. 28
Apr. 18
May 18
Mar. 11
May 12
May 14
7 101X May 23
2 101X Jan. 26
V
1946 AO 110)4 110)4
59,000 Ohio Pub Service 1st Ac ref 7
let Ac ref 7s series B
113
1947 F A 111
19,000
45
53
1944 F A
7,000 Old Ben Coal 1st g 6s
1943 F A 103 X Sale
43,000 Ontario Power N F 1st 5s
..1950 J J
25,000 Ontario Power Serv 1st 5 Ms
9854 10124
5,000 Ontario Transmission 1st 5s.....1945 MN
94)4 Sale
1953 V 8
234,000 Orlentnl Development 6s
Extl deb 5He lnt ctfs......... 1958 MN
88 X Sale
332,0'
95)4 Sale
91. 00^ Oslo Gas Ac Elec eztl s f g 5s.....1963 M S
95 X Sale
.1941 M S
198,000 Otis Steel sec g 6s series A
240,000 Pacific G AcE gen Jfcref 5s
69, 00 Pacific Tel Ac Tel 1st 5a..
J
1943
1937
J
30-year 5s series A............1953
.1934
152,000 Pan-Am Pet Ac T conv a f 6*
390,000) Pen-Am Petr (Col) 1st g 6s
...1940
1951
76,000 Paramount B'way 1st 5H«
1947
156,000 Paramount-Famous-Lasky 6s
230,000 Paramount Ptsbli* Corp 5 He
1950
74,000 Park-Lexington leasehold 4>ga—1953
MN
37,000|
39,000
274*.655
141,000
15,000
101,000
2,000
343,000
174, 00
979,000
151,000
152,000
678,000
3,000
45.000
Pa rose lee Trans
conv
MN
J
J
J
D
F
A
J
1944 A
deb 6s
J
O
1949 M 8
1937 MN
Peterson Ac Passaic G Ac E 5s
Path# Exch deb 7a with warr
Penn Dixie Cement 1st 6s A..
Peoples Gas & Coke 1st 6s
Refunding gold 5s......
1941 M S
1943 AO
...1947 M S
M S
Registered..............
Phfla Company secured gold 5s. 1967 J D
Phila Elec Co 1st 4X«
1967 MN
1st 8c ref g 4s..
1971 J D
Phila & Read C 5c I ref 5s
J
1973 J
Conv deb 6S
w
1
.......
1949 M 8
Phillips Petroleum deb 5X*.....1939 J D
Pierce Oil Corp e f 8s
D
1931
Pillsbury Flour Mills 20-yr 6s
1943 A O
20. 00 Pirelli Co (Italy) conv 7s
37.00Q Pocahontas Con Coll 1st s f 5s
Port Arthur Canal 9c Dock 6s
1st mtge 68 series B
1952 MN
1957 J
1953 F
*0*
Sale
65
Sale
Sale
Sale
"84" Sale"
Sale
89
103)4 108)4
Sale
104
94
37
Sale"
60
J
Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5a
1933 J
26,000 Public Serv E Ac G 1st At ref 5s ..1965 J
1st Ac ref 4^1...
1967 J
133,000
J
"8~,5OO
1970 F
D
D
A
87
124,000
256,000
141,000
82,000
37,000
190,000
43.000
f g 5)4% notes
Remington Arms 1st s f 6s.......1937 MN
Rem Rand 5)48 A with warr.....1947 MN
Republic Iron Ac Steel a f 5s
1940 A O
Ref Ac gen 5)4? A...
1953 J J
Revere Cop Ac Br 6a .......July 1948 M 8
Rheinelbe Union a f g 4s........1946 J
J
Rhlne-Main-Danube deb 7s sor A1950 MS
c
Cash sale.
May
104
95
Sale
89
100
-
-
—
89 X
104 X May
95
May 5
77 X May 29
59 X May 27
102 X
—
-
-.
—
1
79
80
Sale
75X
Sale
78
74
Sale
94
Sale
94
9
6
85X
94)4 Sale
Sale
69X
Sale
97
75
Sale
85
70X
91
81
80
Sale
93
96
101)4 Sale
93)4 Sale
101
88)4
May 29
May 25
May 27
Feb.
Jan.
98)4 Sale
Sale
89
29
;
16
28
29
12
18
2
4
85
25
26
29
29
15
25
26
May
May
May
May
May
May
98 X May
24
23
25
18 106 X Apr. 22
2 89
Apr.
6
38
Feb.
9
80 X Feb.
Jan.
5 116X Apr. 30
6 110X May 25
Jan.
May 22 106
May 22
Jan. 31 103 X May 22
4 105 X May 23
Feb.
Mar. 2
99 X May 27
Jan.
2
Jan. 12
83
9
92 X Jan.
Feb. 27 103 X Jan. 23
Jan. 13 10554 Mar. 5
Jan.
2 104
Apr. 15
95
2 106
Jan.
6 104
Feb. 13
92X
Jan. 12 108
Mar. 20 104 X
2
Jan.
79
May 29
14
2
19
5
liM
May 22
May 16
Feb.
4
Mar. 10
May 14
Jan.
29
Apr. 27
Feb.
Feb.
18
11
28
8 88
Jan.
Mar. 27 106 X
3 105 X
Feb.
3 105 X
Feb.
Mar. 31
9954
12
25j
26
27,
2
1
9
1
4
2
1
9
11
23
May 27
May 13
Jan.
20
Jan.
9
Jan.
Jan.
10
9
12
Apr.
May
6
May
May
May
c84X May
May 13 81X May 20
95
May
May 18
May
65
May
95
May
74 X May
65 May
79 54 May
92X May
27
Mar. 20
May 22
May 16
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Jan.
62X Jan.
11
26
29
May 28
5
27
25
22
22
23
27
15
15
5
8
4
9
Sale
80
2 105 X Mar.
2 106 X May
2 108 X May
16 103
May
May 29 78
Jan.
May 29 105
Mar.
May 29 97
Jan.
Jan.
.
91
82 X Sale
90
9154
56 X May 28
116"
May 11
108
May
1
106
May 22
May
Sale
107
107 X 107
May
104 X
104
May
Sale"
69
64
May
Sale
Sale
54
54
May
Sale
Sale
84
84
May
Sale
104 X 105 X 105
May
Sale
105X Sale
10354 May
Sale
105$ Sale 103% May
Sale
Sale
99
95
May
Sale
95)4 Sale
86
89)4
May 16
90X May
-
9024 Sale
83
2
Sale
91
104)4
Sale"
93
86
Jan.
Jan.
95
102
103
108)4
10454 105)4
"22"
Sinking fund gold 5)4*———1940 M 8
285,000
J
1948 J
160,000 Purity Bakeries Corp s f g 5s
s
Feb.
Jan.
29
27
1
12
1
11
50
May
1
30X May 15
108X May
103
May
46
May
103
May
90X May
83 X May
Sale
103
6
90
Pure OH Go
105 X May 11
106 X May 26
Sale
104)4
2 106 X May 27
94 X Mar. 25
6 104X Mar. 13
5 101
Mar. 20
2 96
Mar. 12
2 100
Feb. 25
30 99 X Jan. 12
22
2
7
4
5
29
29
29
29
25
27
50 X May 13
108X 103
May 8
Sale
104
May 25
Sale
Sale
78
10454 Sale
103
Sale
103
Sale
1937 FA
298,0^0
iMay
5
May 11
1065 May 27
85
May
4
104
May
100
May
95
May
99 X May
92
May 18
Sale" 10234 May
Sale
75
J
.......
106
Sale
79X May
3 112X Feb. 25
5 115
Feb. 16
18
9
50)4 Jan.
; May 16
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
81X May
83
May
69 X May
103
May
105X May
71)4 Sale
,68)4
1971 AO
Punta Alegre Sugar 1st conv 7s__1937 J
Certificates of deposit
Sale"
Sale
Sale
Sale
79
Sale
1953 3
60
55
1st 8c ref 4Xs
1st 8c ref gold 4s—
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
isr"
J
201,000
1,406,000
Sale
112
113
31
103 X 104
116)4
108X
10154
10254
104X
Sale
Postal Teleg & Cable coll 5s
Sale
Sale
102
10154 May
3034 May
ioox May
Sale
78
May
Sale
May
48)4 45
May
Sale
25
May
Sale
Sale
102
J
May
Sale
Sale
91
1935 J
6S..1943 J
264,000
32,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
99
107 X May
Sale
Sale
165"
105
Sale
102)4
Sale"
99 X
73
86
Sale
10754"
4554
102$
104 X May
Sale
Sale
65
101
Sale
Sale"
Sale
71
112)4 111X May
111)4
May
35
30
May
Sale
i05X May
80
79
May
Sale
103 X May
Sale
May
Sale
May
104
May
Sale
May
Sale
74
Sale
Sale
112)4 115
105 X 106
J
A
1953 F A
789.000 Portland General Electric 4)4*—1960 M S
19,000 Portland R L 8c P lst&ref 7He A1946 MN
14,000, Portland Gen Elec 1st 5s
43,000} Porto Rican Am Tobac conv
101
92
85
60
36
Sale
35
Sale
J22* Sale
Sale
104
Sale
106
10154 Sale
D
J
112
112)4 114)4
1
51*
Apr. 29
96
13
2
98
May
Jan.
85
565
95
4
May 25
May 26
May 27
Jan.
Mar.
6
May 25 95X Jan. 13
Jan. 10
May 26 92
May 29 102 X May
9
74X May 29 96
May 15 101
79X May 25 93 X
90
Jan. 19 98 X
65
Mar.
Mar. 12
Jan.
ft
Mar. 21
Apr. 22
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
Sales in
'•<
1
EXCHANGE.
N. Y. STOCK
Value.
$
85,000
242,000
138,000
10,000
223,000
317,000
685,000
592,000
7,000
13,000
5,000
10,000
Price
Jan. 2
1931.
BONDS
May.
Bid.
.1950
7a
1952
Direct mortgage gold 6a-......
Cona mtge 6a ctfa w I——... .1953
1,015,666
90
78
77
A
.1946
7a aer B
.1948
mtge5H> aeries G
.1977
Gen Mtge 4 %a aeries D
—.
Roch & Pitta C Ac I pur money 5a, .1946
.1945
Royal Dutch deb 4s with warr...
Rochester Gas Ac El
Gen
63
Sale
148,000
113,000
43,000
139,000
20,000
4,000
113,000
493,000
246,000
437,000
175,000
102,000
59,000
57,000
124,000
115,000
48,000
931,000
519,000
125,000
1,000
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49,000
50,000
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130,000
21,000
547,000
20,000
39,000
299,000
101,000
245,000
59,000
268,000
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Shubert Theatre deb 6e....
1942
Siemens Ac Halake sec a f g 7a
1935
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Sierra Ac San Fran Power 1st 5a..l949
Sileala-Elec Corp gold 6%s
1946
SUeslan-Am Corp coll tr g 7a
1941
Sinclair Cona Oil 1st Men 7a
1937
1st lien coll 6%a B-.—.—
1938
Sinclair Crude OH 5%» series A..1938
Sinclair Pipe Line 20-year 5a
1942
Skolly Oil deb a f *%a
1939
Smith (A O) Corp lat 6%»
1933
Solvay Am Inv sec g 5s A
1942
South Bell T Ac T lat a 15a
1941
Southw Bell Telep lat Ac ref 5a._.1954
Southern Colorado Power lat g 6a '47
Stand Oil (N J) deb g 5a_-Dec 15 1946
Stand Oil (N Y) deb 4%a
1951
Stevena Hotel lat 6a aeries A
1945
Sugar Estates Orlente 7a
1942
Syracuse Lighting Co lat g 5s...1951
Tenn Coal Iron Ac RR gen
a—-.1951
Tenn Copper <fc Chem—
Conv deb 6a series B
1944
Tenn Elec-Power lat Ac ref 6a
1947
Texas Corp conv deb 5s..
1944
Third Ave lat ref 4s
1960
Adjustment income 5a
Jan 1960
Third Ave RR 1st gold 5a
1937
Toho Elec Power (Ltd) 7a aer A..1955
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1st M 6a $ Series
(Ltd)
June 15 1953
Trenton Gas Ac Elec lat 5a
1949
Truax-Traer Coal conv 6)4®
1943
Trumbull Steel 1st ■ i 6a
1940
Twenty-third St Ry Imp Ac ref 5a_1962
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Power 7%■
1955
Guar sec a f 7a ...............1952
Ujlgawa Elec Power 7a
1945
Union El L Ac P lat g 5a
1932
Refunding 5a—... —————1933
1st gold 5 Ha series A
—.1954
Union Elev Ry Chic lat 5a
1945
Union Oil Cal 30-yr 6a aer A May 1942
First lien a f 5a aer C
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Deb 5a with warrant
Apr 1945
United Biscuit (Amer) deb 6a
1942
United Drug Trust receipts 5a—1953
1934
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9
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9
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8
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08
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60
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25
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7
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2
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44
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102
May
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45
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2
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95%
2
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50
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May 23
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105% Jan. 14
18
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Sale
71% Sale
70% Sale
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99%
102%
73%
67%
May 28
Mar. 12
Mar. 10
May
May
May
May
May
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May
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May
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May
May
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99
Sale
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67
Jan.
7
Mar.
17
2
103% Jan.
2
75% Jan.
70
May 23
87% May
May
Sale
Sale
May
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Sale
May
103
103
May
Sale
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May
Sale
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103% May
76%
76%
Sale
101% May
104% Sale
Sale
74
Apr. 10
Jan.
Mar. 30
20
15
1
15
14
6
23
23
23
84
84% Sale
106%
101
97%
May 29
5 109% May
28 90
May
23
May
27
May
18
May
May
12
6
May
2
May
11
May
Sale
20
98*1
90
Sale
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52% Sale
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Sale
99
96% 98%
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Sale
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Sale
88% Sale
A O
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22
May
5
97
May 19
99% May 4
57
May 13
88
May 14
89% May
Sale
79
May
Sale
101% May
Sale
100
May
42
Sale
May
Sale
102% May
94
Sale
May
Sale
105% May
Sale
106
May
102% 103% 102% May
102% May
103% Sale
97
May
99% Sale
50
May
50% Sale
9
11
9
May
111% 112% 105% May
106% May
105% 107
48%
28%
95%
100%
99%
50
75
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90
Sale
88% Sale
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Prices.
63
15
11
5
88
100% 102
Sale
90%
Sale
104%
71%
68%
100
54% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
101% 104
Sale
29
Sale
91% Sale
61
91
94
8
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J
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88% May 14
96
May 28
98% May
7
50% May
4
88
May 14
109% 108% May
Sale
81
May
70
76
May
65
May
66%
75
70
May
79% May
74%
Sale
73% May
Sale
64
May
Sale
65
May
Sale
Sale
97% Sale
91%
J
83
Sale
102% 104
53%
Sale
99
J D 107 %
Certificates of deposit
12,000
J
255,000 Youngstown laeaik To lat 5a A1978
1st M 5s series B
1970! A
1.392,000
Gash sale.
Sale
A
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89
89%
Sale
Sale
F
——
c
Sale
99%
108% 108%
65
F
Va Iron Coal Ac Coke lat g 5a——1949 M
-
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
M
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Sale Prices.
90
Jan.
2
Jan.
3
75
76
73
Sale Prices.
29 100
28
29 84
13
28
29
28
23
27
18
9
19
89
102
63,000 Vertlentes Sugar lat
Warner Sugar Ref lat 7s..—
1941
1.000 Warner Sugar Corp lat 7a...——1939
Stamped—
2,000
104.000 Warner-Qulnlan deb 6a———1939
Wash Wat Pow lat 30-yr 5a
1939
14*666 Westchester Light gold 5a.—..—1950
1946
18,000 West Penn Pow lat 5a series A
1st 5a aeries E
......———.1963
32,000
1st g 5H® aeries F...
.....1953
26,000
1st secured 5a aeries G
..—.1956
29,000
....1944
139,000 Western Electric deb 5s
84.000 Western Union coll tr cur 5a....1938
Fund At real est 4Ha gold.....1950
215,000
15-year 6H1 gold.........
1936
177,000
5a
1951
315,000
Gold 5s
I960
802,000
1953
213,000 Westphalia Un El Pow 6a—
208.000 Wheeling Steel Corp lat 5%a—1948
lat and ref 4Ha series B
1953
124,000
81,000 Wfcite Eagle Oil 5Ha 1937 with war..
11,000 White Sewing Machine deb 6a—1936
Without warrants......—...
32,000
Partlc a f deb 6a........
....1940
35,000
Wickwlre-Spencer Steel 1st 7a
1935
Ctfa dep Chase Nat Bank.......
2,000 Wickwlre-frpsn Steel Co 7a_.Jan 1935
Ctfa dep Chase Nat Bank.....
30,000
64,000 Wlllya-Ove'land lat s f g 6s.....1933
1941
336,000 Wilson At Co lat a f 6a
9,000 Winchester Repeat Arms 7Hs—.1941
Sale
89
98% Sale
94
100
*71*656
90
88
A
U S Rubber lat
Without warrants
Sale
88
F
———1951
107,000 Virginia Ry Ac Pow lat Ca
1934
7,000 Walworth Co 6 %a Mr A (with war) '35
Without warrants.
32,000
lat a f 6a aeries A
1945
38,000
1.368,000 Warner Bros Pictures conv deb 6sl939
4,000 Warner Co 1st 6s with warrants.1944
50
Sale
Sinking fund deb 6%a aer A...1947
United Stl Wks(Burbach) a f g 7a 1951
Victor Fuel lat a f
55
89
United Steamship 15-yr 6a
—1932 MN
United Steel Wka g 6%s aer A—.1951 J D
Series C
98
76% Sale
18
l66"
97%
M S
...1932 J
6% gold notes
United Rys St
D
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May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1.
Highest.
90
Sale
87% Sale
.1941 M N
Shinyetau El
34
80%
84%
106% 106%
87
90
M N
82
Sale
77%
85%
266,000 Utah Light Ac Trac lat Ac ref 5a..1944
317,000 Utah Power Ac Light lat 5a—..—1944
4,000 Utica Elec Lt Ac Pr lat a f g 5a
1950
9,000 Utica G Ac El ref Ac ext 5a
1950
192,000 Utilities Pow Ac Ltg deb g 5%t
'47
Debenture gold 5s............1959
537,000
7
25
76%
71
"~3t,666
Sale
Sale
Ac ref 5a series A—1947
Universal Pipe Ac Rad deb 6s—.1936
Unterelbe Power Ac Ltg 6a.......1953
48*665
Sale
A
A
84%
89
Sale
F
M S
Sale
79
75
Sale
A O
6a with warrants... 1955
1953 J
J
6a
1944
Richfield
Oil of Calif 6a
Certificates of deposit.—.
Cons mtge
Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv
1955
97
Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Sale
Sale
83%
Without warrants
Rlma Steel a f 7a--
Ask'
99
Sale
Sale
P
Lowest.
May 29.
Ask.
Sale
MN
29,000 St Joseph Lead deb 5H®———
97
.1937 MN
46,000 St Joseph Ry L H Ac P 1st 5a...,
47
J
.1955 J
40,000 St L Rky M Ac Pac 5a stmpd
87
.1937
10,000 St Paul City Ry Cable 5a
88
.1937
Guaranteed 5a
.1952 J
103%
42"66O San Antonio Public Serv 6a
75 %
F
Saxon Pub Works (Germany) 7s .1945
156,000
M N
72 yi
Gen ref guar serial gold 6%a- .1951
144,000
J
.1946 J
9,000 Schulco Co guar 6%s———
.1946 A O
91H
Guar sinking fund 6H» B—
51,000
F A
4,000 Sharon Steel Hoop a f 5%a—.... .1948
87
.1952 M N
354,000 Shell Pipe Line a f deb 5a
78
.1947 MN
758,000 Shell Union Oil a f deb 5a
.1949 A O
79%
Deb 5a with warrants
762,000
-
May 1.
Ask.
MN
Rhine-West Elec Power
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY.
10
Feb. 24
jlv?:!
Mar. 10
11% Mar. 10
Jan.
9 100% May
0
89% May 13 101
Feb.
26
Jan.
Apr. 20 83
42
28% Apr.
May
97% May
103% Jan.
98
101
May
Apr.
19
21
6
20
27
23
York Stock Exchange
New
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
PRICES DURING MAY 1931.
RANGE OF STOCK
Stock Sales.
......273,349,666
Jan. 1 to May 31
except In the case of stocks
Jan. 1 to
May 31
SALES.
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
In
Since
May.
40,000
62,500
5,200
6,500
85,015
1,800
1,600
260
4,900
1,900
2,000
200
221,000
90
200
..
120
400
93,700
1,400
3,800
685,280 Canadian
52
Stamped
100
1,510
100
1,700 Central RR of N J
25
555,200 Chesapeake & Ohio..
38,000 Chicago & Alton.. ......100
Preferred..
..—.100
48,600
Preferred
25,000
19,200
700
58,240
2,200
2,000
150 C C C 8c St Louis
12,500
21,300
1,900
100
.....100
pref..—100
preferred.——100
2d preferred
.......100
40
15,500 Consolld RRof Cuba pref. 100
1,290 Cuba RR pref...........100
1st
45,300
Delaware
68,800
10,200
Del
1,900
139,600
29,300
4,700
100
160
5,900
400
21,400
400
Ac
750
17,400
600
140
680
130
16,200
210
980
193,800
2,030
710
200
400
5,900
15,900
45
"l"l20
24,400
7,400
217,100
39,550
Mod guar
Sale
50
Sale
80
75
22
33
W4
Sale*
42
Sale
70
Sale
53
Sale
2634
Sale
58
45
II"
i bH
Preferred
—
.....
New York Central
6,590
N. Y. Chicago Ac St
17
38
6134 Sale
6
4534 Sale
2234 Sale
54
Sale
Sale
11
4*5*
Ul*
33
24
13
3
Sale
3534 Sale
65
70
4634 Sale
100
69
37
3934
21
Sale
23
934
21
8
30
45
151* J*
"36"
30
5434
40
31
4634
Sale
Sale
fR^
49
Sale
78
Sale
3834
6634
Sale
57
Sale
3334 Sale
134
134
1134
54
13103<
15
354
8§ Sale^
2
634
1234
234
6*
1134
1634
2
8*
534
41~~
17
Sale
70
Sale
5634
Sale
2634 Sale
73
Sale
83
"79"
75
87
68
70
Sale
1
113
100
Sale
8234
Sale
16734
73
Sale
121
105
120
6
64
1134
4334
634
Sale
Sale
1834 Sale
5334 Sale
8334 Sale
55
5234
34
1*
Sale4 "94"
Sale
Sale
99
42
Jan.
Feb.
165
2934
34
34
34
Feb. 25
6934 Mar. 2
9434 Feb. 11
10% Mar. 3
14
58
Mar.
66
Feb. 20
45 34
24 61
10 92
5 102
3
Feb. 24
Feb.
16
Feb.
9
Apr. 30
May 19 230
Feb.
5
May 29
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
Jan. 14
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
12
12
16
4634
254
134
34
106
1
May 12
May
5
May
1
May
1
May
8
Jan.
May 21
May 29
734
2634
5.334
834
1554
2834 May 29
4534
Jan.
8 116
2334 May 29 6534
50
May 29 101
50
May 29 90
77
Jan. 20 8034
103
8
Feb. 10
Feb. 25
Feb. 10
Jan. 23
Feb. 10
Jan.
Feb. 24
Mar. 18
Jan.
27
Mar. 24
Jan.
28
9
Mar.
4434 May 28
55
28
26
110
434 May 29
1634 May 29
5834 Feb. 10
4
May 29
634 May 29
37
May
9
3534 May 15
May
May
May
11634 May 29 135
5234 May 15 70
1634 May 29 27
1
1
5
13
48
9
60
Apr. 20
56 34 Mar. 13
28
May 21
26
May 29
Jan.
Jan.
7
5634 Mar. 13
4234 Feb. 24
44
Feb.
11
11634 May 29 15734 Feb. 25
Jan.
8
5234 May 15 102
1634 May 29 4554 Feb. 10
15
V
21
May 21
May 27
May 29
May 29
May 29
4334 May 18
15
55
May 14
May
7
34 May 21
34 May 27
2434 May
1
May
May
4
4
33
30
5834 May
1
1534 May
7
55
1
34 May 26
534 May 21
3534 May 20
68
May
1
38
4634 May 29
62
95
6
7034 May 21
May 15 100
13
7134
May 25 4534
2
2434
May
May 25 f-2034
4
11
May
7
May 16
May 27 45
6134 May
37
20
20
10
30
May
7
May 16
May 28
May
8
May 26
May
2
35
134 May
7
Jan.
5
28
Jan.
23
34
Mar.
20
3234 Feb. 28
1334 Mar. 7
7
30
114
May
May
May 14
May 23
7
May
5
May 15
May 20
May
9
Feb.
11
35*
105
Sale
50
Sale
15234
Sale
107
120
May 13
1134 May 29
43
May 14
40
1534 May 18
53
70
55
May 14
May
5
May 25
34 May 28
4134 May
1734 May
57
May
2634 May
May
8334 May 29
62
May 16
34 May
73
9434 May 14 105
7734 May 29 100
53
May
9 58
5834 May 29 73
152 34 May 29 184
May 23
May 1
May 6
May 7
May 5
Feb.
2
28
5554 Feb. 11
154 Jan. 20
155
Apr.
8
34 Jan.
15134 May
May
45
Feb. 26
May
3834 May
16634 May
64
Feb.
61
Jan.
9
9
111
Feb.
9
5034 Apr. 28
30
May
34 Jan. 13
8
1434
234
34
634
Feb. 24
19J4 Apr.
May
2
May 16
May
4
134 May
Feb. 24
4434 Feb. 17
7834 Feb.
9
48
59
9
Jan.
134 Mar. 18
20
61
28
1
634 May 22
75
Jan.
1
1
5234 May
5
78
2
78
Feb. 27
Jan.
89
May
6134 May
37
May
5
6634 May 29
Feb. 24
67
Mar. 4
2734 Feb. 17
7
95
May
May
49
Jan.
Apr. 22
6954 Feb. 24
May
10
9
9
Jan.
68
4634 May
May
33
13 34 May 26
234 May 15
3i May 20
13^
131
3954
4531
40 3*
May 21
3534 May 20
6634 Apr. 30
5034 May
May 27
May 14
3834 May 29
30
Jan.
May
May
May
May
May
15134 May 22 15134 May 22
28
48
34 Mar. 19
34 May 27
May 29
27
May 29
21
May 29
63
Apr. 10
4334 May 18
67
Mar. 4
May 14
Feb. 10
15
Jan.
20
1334 May 26
234 May 15
34 Jan. 18
6
Apr. 23
61\
Feb. 28
Feb. 28
334 Feb. 17
1054 Feb. 25
22
Feb. 18
654 Feb. 17
54 Jan. 12
1134 Feb. 10
39
22
Sale
'I
534
34
37
20
76
14
42
45
Sale
60
25
30
3034 Sale
i§*
534
40
88
25
3434 Apr.
7
22
4534
34
Sale
200 N Y Lackawanna & West.100
34
2
59
50
165
Ex-dividend.
50
58
81
9034 Sale
50
x
7
64
X
85
New York Ac Harlem
75
15
45
Sale
47
100
Louis.100
....
75
Sale
5934
68
4634 Sale
Sale
Sale
4434 May 28
34
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
27
21
71
"534 "io"
100
Preferred
Sale
Sale
21
Second
........
32 34
68
100
Sale
100
preferred........100
preferred—
100
Minneapolis & St Louis.. 100
Minn St Paul Ac S S M
100
Preferred ..........—.100
Leased line. ...........100
Mo Kan-Texas
*
Preferred
..—100
Sale
34
78
2634 Sale
53
Jan.
98
7
15
112
Prior
6.400
1,170
7034 Sale
11634 Sale
1
68
35
23
Feb. 24
Feb. 27
Feb. 26
Mar. 9
5
37
834
534 May
9
May
2834 May 29 34
10634 May
1 107
2334 May 29 4834
50
May 29 92
50
May 29 86
1634 Sale
60
41
Jan.
8734
8034
6634
11334
May
May 18
60
1
May 29
634 May 29
35
Sale
60
2434 May
4
Sale
26
3034
135
137
7134
Jan.
85
80
3134
37
108
2
1
1634 May 29
4434 46
2434
36
5234 .57
5634
67
3434 Sale
......
Market Streot Ry
1,052,132
5,900
No par value.
Sale
46
...100
100
100
7,300 Nat Rys of Mex 2nd pref..100
1st preferred
.......100
2,950
380 New Orl Tex & Mexico —.100
500
*
50
85
86
82
4034 Sale
5034 60
100
100
100
50
110 Morris Ac Essex..
870 Nash Chatt Ac St Louis... 100
1.200
268.660
Sale
Sale
83,700 Missouri Pacific
Preferred
61,400
170
"""325
92
Sale
Manhattan Ry guar
670
6,100
30
2,500
Sale
24*
RR 7% pflOO
100
14,900 Kansas City Southern
Preferred
..........100
3,700
50
29,000 Lehigh Valley
100
31,700 Louisville & Nashville
20
25
30
100 Iowa Central
40 Joliet & Chicago
f5o
29,500
15,500
Sale
32
Certificates.
*
Preferred..............100
340
4,100
2,600
90
IP
95
100
RR sec stock ctfs
1000
1,670
144,700 Interboro Rapid Transit..100
Certificates of deposit..100
8,800
*
840 Int Rys of Cent Amer
1,105
300
85
First
—100
May
May
107
May
2 107
6
434 May 29
2834 Sale
Sale
Second
0% pref series A.......100
115
3234 Sale
15
Leased line stock....-.100
8
40
50
100
Illinois Central...
45
May
May
May
May
May
90
Sale
186
434 Sale
634 Sale
Duluth South Sh Ac Atl—100
122,600
2,900
40
Sale
Sale
534
834
5
Erie
120
18
Preferred...
100
230
34,500 Hudson Ac Manhattan.—100
Preferred......—.....100
4,000
40
35
35
434 Sale
1634 Sale
pref—100
—...
27
24
£
15
—
170
1,800
55
55
89
7
Jan.
11834 May
20334 * eb.
10834 Apr.
2434 May 18
834
Sale
107
4734 sale
pref 100
225
5334 Apr. 29
8534 Jan. 21
May
1
2434 May 18 35
60
May 11
60'
May 11
May 11
8534 May 26 91
98
May 29 10134 May 15
98
165
May 19 xl8534 May 4
175
May
5
30
Sale
2934 May 29 41
May
9
1
May 26
1
134
May 11
34 May
7
34
1
34
1
Sale
103
83
Feb.
42
6034
9334
834
5534
5434 May 19
May
4
8
May
5
5134 May
4
40
May 18
5734 Sale
9034 Sale
834 Sale
Sale
62
534 Sale
Sale
77
May
May
48
102
7
Jan.
23
12
4
25
18
Sale"
84
9 34
92
6834 May
Highest.
11234 Apr. 20
143
May 29
2
10234 Jan.
85
May 29
49
May 29
6834 May 29
48
May 28
102
May 29
41
18
Hudson.—.100
50
Preferred..
Sale
Sale
xl02
174
26% Sale
preferred...—.—100
preferred...—.100
50
50 Erie Ac Pittsburgh......
132,150 Great Northern pref.....100
100
10 Green Bay Ac Western
18,600 Gulf Mobile Ac Northern..100
Preferred.
..———100
6,000
—_*
2.200 Havana Elec. Ry
110
x49
56
Sale
95
Lack Ac Western
Denver Rio Gr Ac Wes
"l",200
1,200
6834 Sale
43
100
41",255
Sale
105
634 Sale
1934 Sale
80
Special
-50
900 Colorado 8c Southern.... 100
""'155
""455
49
98"
34
95
Detroit Ac Mackinac
32,100
4,100
1,300
85
Sale
34 Sale
54 Sale
121,650 Chicago 8c North West..-100
Preferred
———100
5,300
100
190,740 Chic Rock Isl Ac Pac
7% prefferred..........100
12,100
6% preferred
—100
9,800
50
180 Cleveland Ac Pittsburgh
120
290
Sale
50
98
96
194 34 225
4034 Sale
63,600 Chicago Great Western—100
Preferred
..———100
108,300
10 Chic Indianap Ac Loulsv pflOO
148,700 Chic Mil St Paul 8c Pacific..*
Preferred
100
252,700
§5
4,500
May
May
May
85
85
Chic 5c East 111 RR
29",255
105
99
Sale
Preferred certificates......
600
8,600
15,500
May
10734 10534 Sale
11834 May 27
May
7
108
May 13
91
May
6534 May
77
May
54
May
112
May 15
May
143
60
8054
225
117
3954 Sale
Pacific......—25
Prices.
Sale
.
.....100
270 Canada Southern.
430 Carolina Clinch 8c O com .100
Sale
Ask.
118
145 34
Sale
Coast Line
.
1.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
105
Jan. 27 105
Jan. 27
Sale Prices.
223
Baltimore Ac
267,000
15,400
19,800
9,900
3,400
40
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
&
Sale
RR.—100 105
6934 Sale
Ohio.....—100
7234 Sale
Preferred..
..——.100
5334 •57 34
Bangor & Aroostook
50
Preferred
.—.100 107 34 108
41
Beech Creek RR....——-50
6034 Sale
Bkln-Manhat tr ctfs
—*
91
8434
Trusts ctfs pref
*
8
10
Brooklyn Ac Queens Transit
5634
5134
Preferred.....——--—*
75
55
Boston 8c Maine
...—100
Atlan
100
46",200
Ask.
Bid.
Mcksburg—100
230
Susquehanna.100 220
Allegh & West Ry 6% gtd.100
Atchison Top Ac S Fe__
10U 179~~ Sale
Preferred
——100 10234 Sale
Albany
JAN.
SINCE
Lowest
Highest.
Lowest.
May 29.
May 1.
1931.
Par.
Ac
Alabama
RANGE
MAY.
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
Shares.
10,000
20,000
90,000
254,150
22,700
28,700
522,915
15,345
18,200
1,140
basis of 100-share
on
Price
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Prices are
effective Oct. 3,
PRICES IN
AGGREGATE
$220,432,200
1,235,950,400
$238,708,000
——1,149,128,650
.
1915# all stocks are now quoted dollars per share
which sell only Id a small way. Option sales are disregarded.
Stock Exchange,
In accordance with a rule of the
lots,
78,340,030
416,075,460
Shares 45,659,625
May1
May
1930.
1931.
Bond Sales.
1930.
1931.
.
40
45
43
Mar. 11
85
May 13
1134 May 29
May 14
1534 May
May
May
May
34 May
53
70
55
18
2654 Jan. 29
Jan. 16
4254 Feb. 21
14 107
11
8534 Apr. 11
25
Feb. 25
Jan.
5
28
801
143^
Mar. 20
94 34 May 14
7734 May 29 13234
9
88
53
May
5834 May 29
94
9Q
227
152 34 May
Jan.
105
Feb.
5
151105
Feb.
9
Feb. 24
Feb. 24
Feb.
Mar.
11
9
Feb. 24
Jan.
15
30
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
Since
Jan. 1.
1931.
Shares.
Par.
N Y NH& Hartford
180,600
23,500
29,700
9,500
7,800
34,900
3,100
100
Preferred.
100
N Y Ontario ft Western..100
NYRys pf
♦
Norfolk Southern........100
Norfolk ft Western
100
Preferred..
.....100
240 Northern Central.........50
175,500
Northern Pacific.........100
4,000 Pacific Coast
Bid.
75*
109
90
Sale
90
87
47
10
Prior preferred........100
730
Preferred
50 Phila Rapid Transit Co
50
50 Phila Rapid Transit pref__50
Plttsb & West Virginia
100
10 Pitts Ft Worth & Chicago.100
Preferred
100
...
20 Pitts Youngs & Ash pf 7% 100
50
13,700 Rending Company
First preferred
2,600
6,800
50
Second preferred
100 Rensselaer Ac Saratoga
50
100
100
1,300 Rutland RR. pref.
St Louis-San
5
140*
..100
Preferred
46
100
Preferred..,
100
& Ohio certifs..l00
800 Texas & Pacific
100
36,100 Third Avenue
100
23,710 Twin City Rapid Transit.100
Preferred
1,624
100
100
198,300 Union Pacific..
24,700
Preferred...
100
81,900 Wabash
..100
Preferred A
22,700
.........100
85
6
....
.
...........
.........
Preferred B_. ..........100
253,100 Western Maryland
100
Second preferred...
3,200
100
10,700 Western Pacific..
100
Preferred
100
15,850
170 Wheeling & Lake Erie.... 100
530
Preferred..............100
INDUSTRIAL
134,000 Abitibl Power
32,800
9,020
1,040
511,300
4,490
21,500
12,000
63,900
34,100
11,600
803,000
102,100
96.400
ft
9*
25
"40"
65*
Sale
158""
.......100
*
....
.......
....100
Adams
Millis...............*
Addressograph Internet
*
Advance Rumely...
100
New.............
♦
2,340 Alleghany Steel
*
100 Alliance Realty
*
1,230,355 Allied Chem & Dye.......
•
Preferred
11,700
100
369,900 Allis Chalmers Mfg ........*
33,245 Alpha Portland Cement
*
2,800 Amalgamated Leather...
*
1,500
Preferred...
...100
83,300 Amerada Corp
._*
2,200 Amer Agrlc Chem (Conn)..*
Preferred
*
32,100 Amer Agric Chemical (Del).*
40,850 American Bank Note..
10
...
Preferred
..100
126,050 Am Brown Boveri EI....
*
Preferred
5,240
100
5,013,200 American Can..
25
13,500
Preferred
100
...
......
66,600 Amer Car & Foundry....___*
Preferred
7,200
100
31,500 American Chain
*
...
......100
...
102,000 American Chicle....
of
*
...
Foreign Power.
*
Preferred
15,800
............I*
Preferred (6)..
32,300
*
2d pref A
45,350
."*
24,600 Am Hawaiian Steamship...10
21,500 Amer Hide ft Leather....
*
Preferred
....100
Amer Home
Products..___._*
American Ice
I.IIIlOO
Corp.._..._*
Am La France & Foamite
*
Preferred
...100
Amer Locomotive
...__*
...
Preferred
.....100
Am Mach & Foundry....___*
Amer Machine & Metals
*
52,710 Am Nat Gas preferred...!..*
1,430 American News Co....
*
value.
55* May
11* Sale
15
21
8*
15*
a!*
11* May 29
22* May 27
7
16
29*
18*
62
45
8*
8* Sale
Sale
29
52*
64
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
27
27
21
21
29
29
29
May 13
2i* May
35
May
17* May
28
May
* May
1* May
89* May
41
May
65
May
65
May 13
95
7
Sale
41
35
44
30
18
24
45
Sale
35
Sale
18
10
25
Sale
10*
5*
10*
Sale
69*
Sale
Sale
36
150
85*
:
\iH 16
10
2!* 26*
Sale
Sale
90
90
70
Sale
18*
99 *
100
43
SaleSale
86*
9
Sale
Sale
A*
70
Sale
4
Sale
137
Feb.
4i
5* May
9*
6* May 18
9*
May 14 42*
148
May
173*
84* May
87
36
May 16
May
1
May
1
May
9
May 18
May
1
May
5
9
May
13
21* May
25
10
May
10* May
6
May
10* May
70
29
29
25
28
May
1
12*
12*
8*
18 *
May
1
May 22
May
1
May
1
"
May"*!
70
Jan.
18* May
Mar. 23
Jan.
3
Feb.
10
Jan.
9
Feb.
10
Feb. 25
8
Jan.
May 16
Feb.
4
9
86
Jan.
6 157
7 163
24 153
Feb.
7
Mar.
16
Apr. 15
62* Jan. 27
27
9
76
Jan.
If
Feb. 24
Jan.
12
12
11
Feb. 10
Feb. 10
Jan. 30
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
83
76
Mar.
Jan.
100
5* Apr.
6* May
36
May
148
May
83* Jan.
9
May
May
26
Apr.
10
5
Jan.
Jan. 16
w
21 148 * Mar. 16
29 31* Feb. 11
11* May
22* May
7
May
16
May
May
May
72* May
29
May
53* May
64
May
90
70
Sale
May 18
Mar.
155* Mar.
27
Mar. 23
97* Feb. 11
Sale
95
Sale
50
Mar. 18
May 21
Jan.
47
*
*
Sale
Mar. 31
93
46
72*
Sale
8
Mar. 20
Sale
it*
Jan.
85* Feb.
3 190
30* May 18 60*
May 27
7
Apr. 17 12
4
Apr. 10
8
44* May 19 64
4
Apr. 24
35
May 27
60
Apr. 30
50
May 28
20
May 16 20
May 29
72* Sale
69*
69*
89
60* Apr, 27
Sale
1*
27
Feb.
2
45
41
May 14 68
May 26
May
1 45
May
1
May 29 43* May
7
140
May
6 140* May
7
18* May 29 26
May 14
Sale
70
99
1
May 20
2
45
41
Sale
10
Sale
28* Sale
102 *
16* Sale
80*
83*
23*
24
23 >4
25
3 * Sale
6* Sale
Sale
16
20
31
Sale
30
Sale
103* 106* 103* Sale
Sale
87*
181
28
Sale
3* May 21
~
20
Mar.
10
14
6
17* Feb. 17
9
Feb.
62
205* Feb. 24
87
May 18
26
9
Jan.
,
9
51
Apr. 28
19*
Feb.
24
20
10* May
6
May
May
70
Apr.
70
Apr.
Jan.
26
May
12
Sale
85
Sale
23* Sale
19
Sale
18
May
May
103
May
11
May
85
May
23 * -May
18* May
30
6*
20*
38*
23 106*
29
16*
16
29
26
29
27
82
Sale
8
39 *
38
Sale
8
6
7*
Sale
6* May 26
74* Sale
44
32
16
25
May
May
May
May
6
May
5
May
22* May
34
May
33
May
30
16*
6
5
Sale
Sale
22* Sale
41
45
30
35
60
176*
78
Sale
126*
55
Sale
120
121
123
70
Sale
Sale
*
18
2
16
Feb.
24
9
31* Feb. 24
14* Feb.
90
Jan.
20
94
~17*
Sale
17
1
12
§3*
62
2
13
32
119
60
63^
zy
14
Sale
124*
8* Sale
Sale
47
110*
Sale
147
Sale
27
Sale
71*
15*
43*
63*
3
10*
28*
115
6*
32*
112*
152*
22
Sale
70
81
88
78
105
'P
J*
17* Sale
17* May 29
Sale
65
86
Sale
45* Sale
40*
Sale
50
Sale
50
54
Sale
Sale
Sale
28*
Sale'
82
74
75
69
Sale
7
Sale
90
l8*
1§§8
12
65
Sale
Sale
11
Sale
675
Sale
32*
94* Sale
83* Sale
59* Sale
7
6*
1* Sale
6
Sale
Sale
47* Sale
27* Sale
72
77*
25
74
19* Sale
15*
Sale
48
Sale
11*
V4
19
145
23*
89
76
47%
i*
27
70
.J.
25*
21
Sale
70
31
Sale
71*
3* Sale
Sale
4
3*
17* Sale
75
90
24* Sale
50
75
68
*
18* Sale
73*
88
!!*
10H
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Sale
Sale
Sale
68
23
81
11
19
34* May
48
65
17
73
22
12*
May
May
May
»
78
32*
19* Sale
9* Sale
8
37
34
8*
30
38* Sale
May 21
May 16
Jan.
Jan.
5
II*
52
Feb. 26
i*
Sale
Sale
3*
Sale
11*
*
4*
Vk*
70
31*
2*
2*
10*
81
Sale
52
Sale
50
5
8
22
72
May
May
May
79* May
46
May
29
Mar. 13
Jan. 29
28
27
28
29
11
19
1
29
27
19
29
29
28
29
2
28
27
29
20
May
6* May
Sale
5* May
20* 20
May
250
188* May
Sale
23* May
Sale
89
May
Sale
75* May
Sale
49* May
Sale
6* May
May
Sale
May
Sale
May
Sale
18* May
70
68
May
Sale
11* May
*
* May
Sale
4* May
16
May
Sale
May
Sale
31* May
3
May
; 2
May
Sale
9
May
81
53* May
Sale
5
May
Sale
49
May
fi*
W*
15
29
4
1
18
7
28
27
27
28
21
29
23
22 *
Jan.
2
May 29
May 29
May 29
May
7
May
1
5
6
7
5
May
May
May
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
May
May 26
May 19
May
11
1
5
5
18
7
19
14
14
Feb. 24
Feb. 27
May 27
10
Feb. 24
Feb. 25
Feb. 25
Feb.
11
!§8
&
23
2*
Feb. 26
Feb.
9
Mar. 25
Jan.
24
Mar. 21
Mar.
5
29
Feb. 25
29,
62!
66]
Feb.
4
Feb.
19
13
Feb. 26
Jan.
9
17
Jan.
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
38
Feb. 24
63
29
28
27
28
27
19
29
29
16
*5*
Apr.
May
Apr.
May
Feb. 20
129* Mar. 26
152* Apr. 30
17* May
May
May
69
May
38* Jan.
65
9
124* Mar. 10
12* Feb. 24
Feb.
May
9
May
1
May 27
May
1
May
9
May
4
May
6
59
16
Feb. 24
Feb.
if
16
Mar. 17
Jan.
May
May
9
i May 16
I May
4
May
1
May 19
May
9
May
5
May
1
May
9
May 27
May
9
May
9
May 11
May
5
May 14
May
9
May
4
May
2
May 12
May
6
18
Feb.
Feb.
46* Feb; 20
60
May
4
182* Feb. 24
126
Apr.
7
May
May
1
2
9
6
1
A
20
May 27 109
Apr. 30
10
May 19
52
May
May
69
May
40* May
16
Feb. 26
22
38* May 13
Jan.
8 106* May
4
May 29
Feb. 24
Jan.
5
Apr.
6
Jan. 14
Apr.
1
Apr. 28
Feb.
2
88* May
9
6
May
5
* May
1,
18* May 271
6* May
4
May 26
103* May 27
122* May 18
21
May 29
8
May 27
Sale
1* May 29
20
30
15
May
1
18
16* Sale
16* May 19
3
1
3
May
5
20
14
May
5
16*
Sale"
12* May 27
Sale
Sale
35* May 26
64*
62
52*
61* May 19
2
3*
2*
May 27
Sale
10
9*
9* May 11
Sale
27
Sale
25* May 27
120
117* Sale
117* May 27
Sale
Sale
6* May
2
Sale
54
Sale
32* May 7
Sale
95
Sale
93* May 27
Sale
148* Sale 148* May 29
29* Sale
12* Sale
2
Sale
il*
27
27
19
2
29
29
29
7
1
9* May
28* May 28
Sale
Sale
Sale
4*
*
33"" Sale"
?!*
71*
4*
*
12 *
15
4* Sale
* Sale
13* Sale
6
6*
7* Sale
34
34*
39* Sale
Sale
May
1
May 20
May 13
May
May
86
May
27* May
21
May
Jan.
6*
Voting trust ctfs
American Metal.........
*
400
Preferred (6)
..JlOO
No par
40
Sale
Jan.
2* May 25
Jan.
9
0,8* Feb. 26
May 29 217
62
Sale
20 American Express Co.....100
*
Sale
Alleghany
County, N J
25
26,600 American Colortype
*
123,500 Am Com Alcohol v t c...._.*
12,000 Amer Encaustic Tiling
*
39,000 Am European Securities..._*
Preferred
Amer Internal
45*
Sale
41
142
148* 140
35*
18* Sale
22
90
106,100
61,800
4,100
560,900
35,700
5,900
64,375
10,000
387,200
32,800
3,200
63,300
40
44*
Sale
.....
1,360
Preferred...
........50
11,700 American Beet Sugar...._.*
1,738
Preferred... ...........100
34,200 Am Brake S ft F
*
16.900
May 18
Prices
156
150
64
18
........
Am &
50
Highest.
Sale
63* May 19 94* Feb. 24
May. 29 119* Feb. 24
5* Jap.
2
9* May 28
157
Sale
......
5,482,500
56
62
49
1
3,231,000 Alasaa Juneau Gold Min.10
12,500 A P W Paper Co...........*
1,217,000 Allegheny Corp............*
Pref series A $30 warr'ts .100
19,400
Pref aeries A $30 ex-war .100
1,700
Pref aeries A $40 warr'ts 100
7,150
Co
1
4* May 21
52
May
4
70* May
5
70
May
1
20
May 16
1.
108
25
.........100
Ahumada Lead
Coal
53 * May
155
Sale
Sale
Inc...........
Air-Way Elec Appli Corp..
*
Am
45
135
Sale
Sale
...
Preferred
19
1
27
22
28
16
158* 163* 156* May 18 159
47
\Ir Reduction
2,500
35
65
50
20
May
May
May
May
May
May
19 79
May 11
29 113* May
6
15
9* May 28
1
4
May
4
25
4* May
6
29 185
May
7
5 92
May
1
8 90
May 21
18 46
May
1
27
2* May 20
38
17
9
Preferred...
980
70
52
84
41
800
50
Sale
*
Preferred..
Sale
4
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
JAN.
MISCELL.
& P
Express
Preferred...
70
11
Sale
45
180
Preferred....
.....100
Abraham ft Straus.......
*
Adams
66
3
35
50
85
"68""
Sale Prices.
65
109
Sale
70
Sale
Sale
93
49
100
...
Mobile
4
52
Sale
40
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
,
63* Sale
....100
Southern Railway....
975*
IS*
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
63*
108
•> Sale
Sale
8* Sale
6*
*
1
1*
6
2* Sale
2*
180
Sale
£157* Sale 156
92
Sale
90* Sale
90*
89
95
90*
95
89*
44
Sale
33
Sale
30*
3
5
1*
3
5*
5*
8*
8*
2
7
6*
x53* Sale
44* Sale
44*
42*
47*
137
147
23 *
30
*
Southern Pacific Co
8
Sale
115
160
23
......
Sale
Ask.
SINCE
Lowest.
May 29.
Ask. Bid.
ill'4
"80& Sale"
43
.
5*
Bid.
*20
20
52
Francisco..100
Preferred.
Seaboard Air Line
100
95
Sale
57* Sale
77
76 *
Preferred
....100
St Louis Southwest...
100
120,300
35,705
29,800
3,900
233,100
27,700
311,100
184,700
14,250
4,000
Sale
6
100
9,000
220
205
2
3.000 Pere Marquette..........100
1,510
7
5*
198
.........100
745,700 Pennsylvania
...50
3,000 Peoria Ac Eastern........100
May 1.
Ask.
Sale
110
Sale
5*
First preferred.........100
2d preferred......
100
520
RANGE
Price
Jan. 2
H. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
2
38* Feb. 24
86
Mar. 18
43* Feb. 24
88
Jan.
23
48* Mar. 20
60
Mar. 28
21* Feb. 27
Feb.
16
Mar. 2
2
33* Feb. 24
182
28 188* May 19
23* May 29 51* Feb. 24
85* J an«
3 100
Mar. 20
74
Jan.
3
Feb. 26
90
if*
49* May 29
6* Apr. 27
ii8
Jan.
Jan.
7
8
2
47* Jan.
18* May 20
68
May 15
11* May 29
48
Jan.
5
May
1
14* May 18
70
May
7
31
2
Jan.
May
May
9
May
53* May
5
May
49
May
2
8*
Jan.
Jan.
2
27
27
28
21
29
23
79* Feb. 25
9
10* Jan.
8
Mar. 31
30
64
M.ar. 20
Apr.
6
31* Feb.
9
Jan.
30
IV4
Feb.
26
9
9
30* Feb. 26
84* Mar. 6
43* Mar. 19
Mar. 2
7
Jan.
Jan.
5*
23*
89*
39*
57*
Mar .8 2
Feb. 24
Feb.
Jan.
5
20
Feb. 26
31
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
AGGREGATE
SALES,
STOCKS
N. V. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan.
Price
Jan. 2
46%
...
16% Sale
Amer Smelt &
American
.
.
41
115
.....
37
102
.25
...
100
.
»
83
Sale
130%
93A
Sale
104
Sale
Sale
25 A Sale
110
110%
...
.............
37
41
96
.............
8A
......
,
27
50
......
1
39
45
Sale
Sale
Preferred.
265,600
Am
34
40%
Sale
14,900
Pref voting trust ctfs
.*
1,400
*
62,200 Amer Zinc, Lead & Smelt
Preferred
...........25
7,500
__50
2,466,854 Anaconda Copper.
33
27%
Sale
119
98%
94%
40
38
105 > 108
2% Sale
5
4%
18% Sale
113
110
Sale
87% Sale
37
Sale
105% 110
3*
iJig
41% Sale
40
2
4
Sale
104
Sale Prices.
May 28
89% May 28
76% May 26
77
May 28
11% May 29
1% May
5
6 ^ May 18
16% May 27
48% May 28
4% May 20
% May 29
32% May 21
27% May
117% May
87% May
May
May
37
107
1%
3%
12%
.03%
40%
May
50
45% Sale
45% May
104
102
100% Sale 100% May
9%
8%
7%
7%
7% May
Sale
164%
Sale
Sale
104
Sale
103
Sale
107% Sale
130% Sale
107
"so"
108%
Sale
55%
50
71
162*
130%
64%
88
86%
45% Sale
86
40
41
104%
Sale
Sale
41
43%
101% 102%
Sale
6%
Sale
25%
4% Sale
30
22
24
27
80
14
Sale
Anaconda Wire Ac Cable
58,000
483,275
149,500
64.600
Armour (Del) pref
15%
Cluss B
i*
3!%
8i*
25
.........
100
36.650 Arnold Constable Corp..
2,100 Art loom Corporation
*
....
100
Preferred
150
3,500
209,200
139,900
6,100
Art Metal Construction....10
20
Associated
22%
Associated
22
Apparel Indus..*
Dry Goods....
*
preferred...........100
2d preferred
......100
85
80
26%
1st
600
25
600 Associated Oil..........
Sale
Sale
Sale
5%
95
21%
24
Sale
92%
84
Sale
50
53
18
45
.......
Sale
97
......
!"
S*
98
Sale
a
3%
Sale
•
Auburn Automobile
65
Sale
35% Sale
*
8,200 Atl G & W I SS Lines
Preferred
100
8,000
Atlantic Refining.....
25
475,800
21,700 Atlas Powder..............
Preferred
,.100
2,120
14,700 Atlas Stores..............
»
1,900 Atlas Tack Corp
2,589.300
15%
106
62%
100
Armour of Illinois class A..25
Preferred
96
Sale
102
.........100
Preferred
840
V
*
4,300 Austin, Nichols 8c Co
Prior A
1,760
1,900 Austrian Credit Anstalt...
*
19,900 Autosgies
Preferred
50
1,728
*
366,160 Aviation Corp
....
...........
51%
2
21
52%
Sale
1
....
3
2
Sale
.....
Preferred
680
1,900
*
15^
loo
7% preferred......
260
412,450
2,960
1,330
125,300
5,800
18,300
19,560
4,700
40
100
...........
Barnet Leather.
9
Barnsdall Corp, class A.. .25
Bayuk Cigars, Inc....
1st preferred
100
72
Beatrice Creamery....... .50
Preferred
.
.............
Belg Nat Rys part pref
.^.
......
.1*
Preferred
...
94
loo
8,600
8,000
240
622,200
723,900
4,030
24,500
Bon Ami class A.......... ...*
Booth Fisheries..........
k st preferred...
Borden Co
'!"*
loo
50
Borg-Warner
Corp.......
Botany Cons Mills A
...
.50
Brown Shoe, Inc
Preferred...
........
*
...100
*
*
21,080 Br uns wick-Balke-CoIl
*
40,900 Brunsw'k Term Ac Ry Sec
87,200 Bucyrus-Erie Co..........10
Con v preferred...
.5
43,300
Preferred (7)
100
960
*
34,700 Budd (E G) Mfg
Preferred 7%....
100
600
28
10%
20
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
116* 117%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
26%
115
Sale
53
8%
15*
Sale
Sale
Sale
26% Sale
113% 114
4% Sale
30
40
8% Sale
Sale
Sale
II
Sale
Sale
10
Sale
*
84
20
36
100
Class B common
*
5,570
*
232,800 Burroughs Add Mach
*
39,100 Bush Terminal Co........
Debenture stock
...100
4,330
1,370 Bush Term Bldgs. pref....100
5
22,800 Butte Copper Ac Zinc
*
65,70i Butterlck
14.601 Butte & Superior Mining..10
Byers & Co.............
*
1,514,000
•
.
Sale
Sale
*
Preferred
Preferred
2
13
3
*
258,800 Budd Wheel
126,900 Bullard Co
74,200 Bulova Watch.
4,200 Burns Brothers
560
Sale
2
22%
18
............100
10
Sale
27
25*
33
Sale
Sale
24
Sale
19* Sale
109
Sale
m
Sale
Sale
xi*
105%
Sale
Sale
1%
o
Sale
103
III
Sale
94
May
May
19%
May 26
May 26
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
May
May
May
May
il*
at*
58% Feb. 24
138% Mar. 27
102% Mar. 12
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
42%
Mar. 10
109%
4%
11%
31%
Mar. 13
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
i&60
Mar.
108%
11%
23%
201%
128%
132%
Mar.
Mar.
132
105
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
16
24
20
20
10
25
16
13
18
26
Apr. 14
Apr. 20
May
5
Jan.
16
110% Feb. 28
80% Feb. 26
80% Feb. 26
Mar. 19
107
11% Jan. 12
39% Mar. 23
4
Jan.
18
Feb.
23
20
8% Feb. 26
40% Mar. 11
43% Feb. 27
10
Jan.
29
28
22
26%
Mar. 10
36
Feb. 21
99% Mar. 16
19% Feb. 27
6
28
18
18
27 102
Feb.
4
Jan.
22
14
72
Jan.
29
28
28
2% Jan.
Jan.
47
7
6
7
6
Jan.
5
Feb.
113
1*
.
6
Jan.
May
8
May 26
22% May
20% May
20% May
89% Feb.
10% May
8
May
98
May
38% Apr.
May
May
10% May
3% Jan.
12
7
18
2
18
9
4
7
21
May
6
13
1% Feb. 27
Apr. 29
Jan.
2
13
Apr.
4
10% Feb. 26
30
8
10
Mar. 20
Jan.
80
Mar. 19
83
15
20% Jan.
28% Feb.
18
May 29
Apr. 24
ay 27
85
Jan.
12
80
20
Jan.
19
84
Feb.
5
26
19
26
28
29
22
29
15
31
Feb.
Jan.
18
5*
May
18
May
34
May
12% May
34
Apr.
87
May
7
May
May
11
11
2
12
6
25
11
1
Jan.
UK
98
7
May
39
53% Jan.
Feb.
ti*
Feb.
99*
Jan.
13
3
7
21
24
11
Jan.
Feb.
14 295
2
16
10
5
10k
Apr. 29
II*
May 29
24*
Mar. 26
May 21
Apr. 14
Mar. 30
10
Jan.
2
51
2
Jan.
1
Feb.
2
Apr. 28
5
Feb.
16
27
3
Jan.
2
6% Mar.
2
19
Apr. 27
May 18
May 29
25 112%
1 40%
16 118
29 16%
4 11
5%
27
27 16
27 27%
25 113%
4%
29
4 45
9%
28
29 13
20 11%
15
21
5
11
29
2
1
2 109%
1%
7
19 14
%
7
27 41%
90
81
15 111
Feb.
60
May 29
Jan.
4
May 22
Jan.
5
80% Jan.
May
Jan.
15
Jan.
2
Jan.
6
2
Jan.
May 18
May 29
May 27
May 22
May 29
5%
May
Jan.
Mar.
8
May
3
12
May
Feb.
Feb. 13
15
9% Feb. 10
20% Feb. 19
34% Feb. 10
114
Apr. 21
,
21% May
110% May
5
3% May
Apr. 28) 49J
35
May
9*
May
29
13
May 29
23
Apr.
9% Apr. 29
May
9
May
May
May
May
May
May
22
May
May
May
May
May
Feb.
22% Mar. 25
Apr.
May
May
May
9l
hi
.j|
Apr.
27
ir4
25
5
27
Feb. 26
Jan. 30
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar. 17
85
Jan.
11
10
Jan.
2% May
May
20
17
Apr.
70
Apr.
95% Apr.
1% May
May
10
% May
26% May
zb%
94%
Mar.
26
300
Feb.
101%
32%
117%
8%
82% May 11
9
66% Apr. 15
Feb. 20
3
17% Feb. 20
76% Mar. 20
30% Feb. 27
2% Mar. 18
24% Mar. 24
40% Apr.
2
17
10
129% Mar. 19
40% May 13
118
May 29
Jan.
10% Apr.
May
May
11
30
22
25% Feb. 24
46% Mar. 19
May 27
70% Mar. 26
May 28 123% Mar. 6
Feb. 21
29
May 29
Mar. 25
Jan.
5
&K
Jan.
9
95
May 15
May
May
May
May
6
May 27
Jan. 13
300
May
May
9
26
26
19
Mar.
5
Mar. 19
Mar. 16
Jan.
2
3% May
20
May 27
19
11
2
Jan.
33
I
15% May
Sale
4
27
1
11
1
4
9
14
16
Feb.
9
42
Jan.
_
May
1% May
5% May
50% May
16% May
1% May
Sale
20%
1%
lio
*
Briggs Ac Stratton...
May
60
...............
1,532,800 Briggs Manufacturing..
880
Sale
Apr. 29
May 20
May 19
May 21
6$
May
May
May
May
May
20
May
85
May
82% May
27
May
Sale
68
*
♦
27,100 Brockway Motor Truck
Preferred........
...100
1,050
410 Brooklyn Edison Co Inc..100
*
130,900 Brooklyn Union Gas......
8,200
79
82%
85
35% Sale
60
60%
1%
1%
5%
15
100
100 Blumenthal Ac Co pref
208,900 Bohn Alum Ac Brass Corp.
May
May
May
May
May
15%
34%
38%
106%
16%
2
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Mar. 20
Apr. 20
12% Feb. 27
37% Feb. 20
Feb. 26
66
Apr. 27
May 27
May
1
May
8
May 14
May
4
May
1
May 19
May
6
May
1
22
May 18
83%
May
1
58%
May 11
May 18 106
46%
May
1
2
May
1
78
May 12
15%
May
5
32%
May
38%
May
106%
May
16%
May
16%
May
85
May
75%
May 11
20%
May
8
60
i May
8
1%
,
May 21
5%
| May 18
50%
i May
1
i May
9
May
4
; May
8
May
46% May
07% Sale
20% Sale
18%
20
....
830
Sale
110
44
..........
33% May
9
4
Apr.
Apr.
9 150
Feb.
21
Mar. 27
May 29 27% Mar.
85
May 22 104% Mar.
Feb.
101% Apr. 30 107
Jan.
3
10
May
1
62
Apr.
39% Apr. 30
Mar.
May 19
2%
1%
Mar.
9
15% May
May 22
14% Feb.
22% May
83% May
58% May
18% Sale
39% Sale
*
1,065,100 Bendix Aviation Corp....
201,400 Best Ac Co
*,
3,869,000 Bethlehem Steel Corp....
100
7% preferred....
27,100
Blaw-Knox
...*
77,900
814 Bloomlngdale Bros.
30
Sale
10% 111
54% Sale
2% Sale
79
80%
100
Beech-Nut Packing...... -20
Beldlng Brothers.........
Sale
22% Sale
86% Sale
*
....
3
28
28 102
26 84
85
28
29 21%
11
85
May
102% May
89% Sale
01% 105
3% Sale
May
May
May
May
May
27% May
1
40% May
May
2 117% May
132
2
87% May
97% May
37
Jan.
8
38% May
Jan.
May 14 105
109
1% May
May
4
2%
3% May
4% May
12% May
19% May
103% May
110% May
37
Jan.
42% May
42% Jan.
53% May 14
96
Jan.
102
May
2
7% Apr.
May
6
15% Jan.
May
8 162% May
25 185
29 xl21A May 8 103% May
9 104% Jan.
29 127% May
124% Jan.
May
26 132
May
64% May
19 75
86
May
108
May
28
43% May
26 59% May
41
May
26 55% May
101% Jan.
26 104% May
6% May
8% May
29
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May 29
11
17% Sale
603,200 Baldwin Locomotive
Preferred.............. 100
5,230
4,360 Bamberger (L) Ac Co pref.. 100
*
3,100 Barker Bros..........
36
May
8
89%
May
8
May 14
77
May 14
May
1
11%
May
5 141
5
May
5
16%
May
1
48
May 12
4%
May
1
May
4
32%
2
36% May
May 11
May
8
May 26!
May 22
May 29
May 28
May 22
May 20
May 28
May 18
May 27
May 29
May 29
May 28
May 28
May 27
May
1
May
2
May 29
May
5
May 27
May 26
May
7
May 26
May 19
May 26
May 28
May 29
May 22
May 29
May 15
May 29 256
May 12
May 29
May 21
May 21
May 11
May 29
30% Sale
*
15,500
May
40
rig
28
May
May
May
Sale Prices.
64% Feb. 28
Sale Prices.
Prices.
36
Sale
Sale
•
41,300 Anchor Cap Corp...
Preferred...
*
2,600
16,000 Andes Copper Mining Co..
66,400 Archer Daniels Mid..
,
5%
Sale
32%
135,
132
Sale
21
100
.......
.
Sale
Sale
156";105"
Writing Paper t tr ctfs*
Sale
_
Sale
6%
Sale
Sale
1
*
Certificates............
28,400
1st preferred...........
6,600
100
95,900 American Woolen..
Sale
Sale
6
106% Sale
124
125%
102
95
106
Sale
58
Sale
....
77%
Sale
16%
178% Sale
104
78
81
Sale
15%
...
94%
14%
141% 145
6%
6%
2A
7A
30,200 Amer Solv & Chem Corp..
Preferred.
16,110
137,310 Amer Steel Foundries....
100
Preferred
2,698
15.500 American Stores
100
57,800 American Sugar Refining.
100
Preferrod
12,500
39,000 Am Sum Toh
100
4,020 Amer Teleg 8c Cable
100
1,796,161 Amer Telep 8c Teleg
.25
114,800 American Tobacco
.25
Class B
732,200
100
Preferred....
11,930
10V
5,700 Amer Type Founders
100
Preferred
1,140
643,600 Am Wat Wks 8c El
...
74
78
42
41
Ask.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale
Sale
Sale
7A
% Sale
Refining,..
Snuff
Preferred
97
67
6A
Preferred.............. 100
2d Preferred........... 100
740
152
7% Sale
30% Sale
*
46,600 American Republics....
25
811,046 Am Rolling Mill
•
163,700 American Safety Razor
3,900 American Seating.........-*
36,300 Amer Ship & Comm......—*
*
3,000 American Shipbuilding
485,295
12,000
15,400
11,000
80 X
141
.
AskJ
44% Sale
Sale
82
78
May 29.
Bid.
Bale
94 %
74 %
*
383,700 Amer Power 5c Light
Preferred
—*
21,800
Preferred (5)
*
J
3,400
Pref A stamped
...—*
23,000
1,062,500 Am Radiator & Stand San-.*
Preferred
100
850
_
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Shares.
May 1.
1931.
1.
SINCE JAN. 1.
Apr.
29
23
IV
23 104
29 113
7
19
2
7
20
7
9
24
23
Mar. 17
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
29
20% Feb. 26
Feb. 20
27
69% Feb. 20
20 106% Feb. 24
7
31
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
STOCK
N. Y.
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
AGGREGATE
SALES,
STOCKS
Price
Jan. 2
H. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
46 %
383,700 Amer Power 8c Light........ *
Preierred
*
21,800
Preferred (5)
*
3,400
Pref A stamped
—*
23,000
1,062,500 Am Radiator 8c Stand San—*
Preferred
—100
850
—*
46,600 American Republics
Am Rolling Mill
—25
811,046
Amer Smelt &
Refining,
30 %
57
740
30,200
16,110
137,310
2,698
15,500
57,800
12,500
39,000
4,020
1,796,161
114,800
732,200
11,930
5,700
1,140
643,600
28,400
6,600
95,900
265,600
.
Refining. 1
1
American Sugar
Preferrod
Am Sum
...........
Toh
......
8c Cable
1
Telep 8c Teleg—1
Amer Tel eg
Amer
American
Tobacco
Class B
..1
Preferred
Amer Type
1
Founders
.........1
Preferred
Am Wat Wks & El
Certificates...
1st preferred
Preferred..
1
*
8,200 Atl G & W I SS Lines..
Preferred...........
8,000
475,800 Atlantic Refining
55%
Sale
1% May
May
May
May
May
May
May
90
May
10% May
8
May
98
May
40
May
1% May
1
May
10% May
4% May
7
May
3%
28%
22%
20%
20%
65
Sale
95
21%
22%
24
22
92%
84
Sale
53
US* il*
98
...
8% Sale
3%
10k
....
17
51%
Sale
21
1
1
....
.....
100
...
Barnet Leather.........
11
85
3
40
1%
15%
6%
22%
83%
58%
.......100
7% preferred
Barnsdall Corp, claas A...25
1st
*
100
50
Preferred
100
Bayuk Cigars, Inc......
preferred.........
Beatrice Creamery.....
Beech-Nut Packing
110
77,900
208,900
8,600
8,000
16% May
20
85
*
100
27
Bon Ami class A
622,200
723,900
4,030
24,500
ist
100
preferred
Borden Co
68
*
.....
Briggs & Stratton
♦
27,100 Brockway Motor Truck...
fflO
Preferred...
1,050
...
410 Brooklyn Edison Co Inc.. 100
,..*
130,900 Brooklyn Union Gas..
8,200 Brown Shoe, Inc.........
50
Preferred
.........
*
.—*
21,080 Br un swick-Balke-Coll
40,900 Brunsw'k Term & Ry Sec.
!Iio
87,200 Bucyrus-Erie Co.
5
Conv preferred.........
43,300
........
960
Preferred (7)...
Budd
Sale
28
Sale
Sale
...
.100
*
(E G) Mfg
3
10%
Sale
20
108% Sale
35
Sale
116%
100
1,532,800 Briggs Manufacturing....
34,700
20% Sale
1%
2
18
22%
10
...50
*
Borg-Warner Corp
Botany Cons Mills A
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
26%
115
Sale
16
Sale
Sale
8%
5% Sale
15
Sale
26% Sale
113% 114
4% Sale
40
...*
53
Sale
30
.......
!II*
Sale
II
Sale
...........
600
Sale
10
Sale
Preferred 7%.......... ioo
258,800 Budd Wheel..
126,900 Bullard Co
74.200 Bulova Watch
4,200 Burns Brothers...
......
880
Preferred...
.......
—*
TOO
84
*
Class B common
5,570
232,800 Burroughs Add Mach—... !II*
.—*
39,100 Bush Terminal Co........
TOO
Debenture stock
4,330
.100
1,370 Bush Term Bldgs. pref
—5
22,800 Butte Copper 8c Zinc
•
65.70Q
Butterlck
*
...
Mining. .:io
*
1,514,000 Byers & Co..............
.100
Preferred.....
560
14,600
20
36
........
8% Sale
Butte & Superior
.......
■
27
10
Sale
24
Sale
109
Sale
Sale
Sale
19H Sale
Bis
d*
Sale
Sale
105%
Sale
Sale
1%
1%
103
33
Sale
III
Sale
94
May
1%
5%
50%
16%
1%
*
May
60
»
Booth Fisheries
240
May
May
82% May
100
Corp...*
Bohn Alum 8c Brass
l
106 % May
*
B1 aw-Knox
73%
May
May
May
May
May
May
*
100
814 Bloomlngdaie Bros
Preferred
830
100 Blumenthal & Co pref
May
May
May
May
May
May
*
7% preferred
27,100
May
May
"
Belg Nat Rys part pref
Bendlz Aviation Corp..
1,065,100
201,400 Best £c Co
3.869,000 Bethlehem Steel Corp
May
May
46% May
20
....*
Belding Brothers....
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
15% May
2%
11
Sale
19%
28
28 102
26 84
28 85
29 21%
Feb.
Mar. 27
Apr.
Apr.
9
4
Mar. 20
Apr. 20
9 150
12% Feb. 27
37% Feb. 20
Feb. 26
66
Feb. 13
9
1% Feb. 27
Jan.
6
42
Apr. 27
May 27
Apr. 29
May 20
May 19
May 21
\V&
May
4
15
May 27
5
May
1
31% May 11
1
29% May
May
4
May
9
May 14
May 16
May
May
May
May
May
May 12
May
7
May 18
May
2
May 18
May
9
May
4
May
7
May 21
May
6
May
May
May
May
May
May
May 11
May 11
May
2
May 12
May
6
May 25
May 11
May
1
102% May
105
10
Sale
68
58
%
1%
104
.......
:
2% May
3% May
2
Sale
21% Sale
88% Sale
*
603,200 Baldwin Locomotive
Preferred.
100
5,230
4,360 Bamberger (L) 8c Co pref—100
*
3,100 Barker Bros
:
May
May
25
52%
Sale
3
:
1% May
19% May
2
...
......
29
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
18% Sale
25
22
May
May
May
May
May
27% May 27 58% Feb. 24
May
Mar. 27
117% May 14 138%
May
Mar. 12
87% May 29 102%
May
2
2
42% Mar. 10
37
Jan.
May
8
Jan. 20 109% Mar. 13
May 14 105
4% Feb. 16
1% May 18
May
4
11% Feb. 24
3% May 25
May
4
12% May 29 31% Feb. 20
May
1
Feb. 20
May
8 103% May 27 113
Mar. 10
7
37
Jan.
May 11
Mar. 25
60
5
42% Jan.
May 14
2 108% Mar. 16
96
Jan.
May
2
7
11% Feb. 13
7% Apr.
May
6
12
23% Feb. 18
15% Jan.
162% May 25 201% Feb. 26
185
May
103% May 29 128% Apr. 14
*121% May
2 132% Apr. 20
104% Jan.
127% May
3 132
May
5
124% Jan.
132
May
Jan. 16
64% May 19 105
75
May
86
May 28 110% Feb. 28
108
May
43% May 26 80% Feb. 26
59% May
41
May 26 80% Feb. 26
55% May
Mar. 19
101% Jan. 29 107
104% May
Jan. 12
6% May 29
8% May
Mar. 23
2
21
Jan,
33% May
May 26
May 26
May 25
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May 19
7
May
May 27
11
54%
2%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
26
Jan.
4
18
10
22% May 29
20% May 28
20% May 22
6
89% Feb.
10% May 28
8
May 18
98
May 27
38% Apr. 14
May 29
May 28
10% May 28
2
3% Jan.
5
80
Apr.
jP
Jan. 13
Mar. 19
May 29
5% Apr. 24
18% May 27
85
Jan. 12
80
Jan. 19
18
7
53% Jan. 21
Feb. 24
Feb. 11
99% Jan. 16
13% Feb. 10
5
3% Jan.
31
Feb.
May 19
39
Jan.
May 26
12% May 28
34
29
34
Apr.
87
May 22
7
May 29
May 15
2
101% Jan.
1% Apr.
19% May
25
May
it*
14 295% Apr.
29
24^1
21
51% Jan. 10
2% Feb. 16
Feb. 27
5
2
1
Jan.
2
Apr. 28
3
Jan.
2
6% Mar.
10
62
33
90
81
Jan.
11
May 29
Jan.
Mar. 16
Feb.
80%
Jan.
Jan.
25% Feb.
46%
Mar.
70%
May 27
19
5
Mar. 19
60
4
May 27
Jan. 13
Mar.
11
30
22
24
19
26
6
May 28 123% Mar.
Feb. 21
May 29 29
Jan.
5 20% Mar. 25
Jan.
9
May 15 95
I Jan.
15
; Jan.
2
82% May 11
9
40% Apr.
Jan.
6
66% Apr. 15
17%
76%
30%
2%
24%
Feb.
2 Mar. 25
Feb. 13
May
May
May
9% Feb. 10
20% Feb. 19
34% Feb. 10
114
Apr. 21
5% Feb. 25
Apr.
May
May
May
5
27
26
Jan. 30
29
Jan.
7
27
Jan. 20
17
85
Jan.
7
11
10
Feb.
9
29
Feb. 24
23
Jan. 23
23 104
Mar. 17
29113
Jan. 29
7
2
19
20% Feb. 26
7
1% Feb. 20
27
69% Feb. 20
20 106% Feb. 24
28!
,
49%
Jan.
23
Feb.
291
Apr. 29' 13
May
May
May
May
Apr.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
27
Mar. 24
2
17
10
129% Mar. 19
40% May 13
May 29
118
5%
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar. 18
26
May
May
20
Feb. 20
Mar. 20
300
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
3
[ Jan.
2
I May 18
; May 29
: May 27
! May 22
i May 29
Feb.
12
Mar.
15 111
May 22
Jan.
5
Jan.
21
20
11
2
9
2% Mar. 26
15% May 6
14% Feb. 26
9
18
'
25
13
2
Apr.
May
May 18
May 29
14
Jan*
1
Apr. 30
May 19
Apr. 27
12
Feb.
Apr. 30 107
May 22
8
13
29
Mar. 26
May 29 27% Mar. 19
May 22 104% Mar. 19
18
May 27
14
Mar. 30
29
Mar.
3% May
5
Feb.
84
May 26
18
19
May
May
May
26
Jan.
20
8
14
4
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
4
Feb.
30
8
20% Jan.
28% Feb. 10
29% Mar. 2n
May 7
98
83
15
79%
12
19%
5
40% May 13
47% May
9
L15
May
9
20% May
5
20
May 1 8
94
May
1
82% May 11
37% May
8
62% May
8
1% May 21
5% May 18
68% May
1
21% May
9
2
May
4
18% May
8
20
Jan. 23
Feb. 20
8% Feb. 26
40% Mar. 11
43% Feb. 27
26% Mar. 10
Feb. 21
36
99% Mar. 16
19% Feb. 27
Feb.
4
18
Jan. 22
102
Jan.
7
72
Jan.
6
Jan.
7
2%
Jan.
6
47
1% Apr. 29
8
11
May
3% May 26
2
6% May
18% May
94
May
May
Sale
35J
50
♦
100
80
15
Sale
85
80
26
......
.
Sale
Sale
20
•
21,700 Atlas Powder
Preferred
100
2,120
»
14,700 Atlas Stores
*
1,900 Atlas Tack Corp
*
2,589,300 Auburn Automobile
♦
4,300 Austin, Nichols & Co
Prior A
.._.*
1,760
1,900 Austrian Credit Anstalt—..
*
19,900 Autosales
Preferred.............
50
1,728
366,160 Aviation Corp.
260
108%
104%
S51H
25
600 Associated Oil
412,450
2,960
1,330
125,300
5,800
18,300
19,560
4,700
"80~"
162% May 25
103% May 29
107
May 29
130% May 26
50
71
64% May 19
86
May 28
86% 88
45% Sale
43% May 26
41
40
41
May 26
101% 102% May 26
Sale
6% May 29
Sale
25% May 29
Sale
Sale
33
3% Sale
._*
.100
Preferred
107% Sale
130% Sale
24
10
3,500 Art Metal Construction
209,200 Associated Apparel Indus..*
*
139,900 Associated Dry Goods.
1st preferred..
100
6,100
2d preferred.........
100
600
...
104
Sale
Sale
.100
Preferred
164% Sale
Sale
Sale
36.650 Arnold Constable Corp
2,100 Art loom Corporation
680
Sale
96
80
Sale
14
15%
15%
106
102
25
....
45%
30
27
100
Class B
Preferred
40
104
100%
9%
7%
8%
102
11
22
Armour of Illinois class A..25
1,900
Sale
30% Sale
100
Preferred
iim
Sale
50
4% Sale
28
*
66,400 Archer Daniels Mid
150
41%
1%
11%
...
Armour (Del) pref
37
21
1
........
840
87%
113
110
6% Sale
Sale
1
..........
14,900 Am Writing Paper ▼ tr ctfs*
Pref voting trust ctfs.....*
1,400
*
62,200 Amer Zinc, Lead & Smelt
Preferred
....25
7,500
Anaconda Copper.
...50
2,466,854
*
15,500 Anaconda Wire 8c Cable..
*
41,300 Anchor Cap Corp...
Preferred.
...»
2,600
*
16.000 Andes Copper Mining Co
58,000
483,275
149,500
64,600
Sale
lOO"" 105"
American Woolen
119
98%
108
■
36
May
8
89%
May
8
May 14
77
May 14
11%
May
1
May
5 141
5
May
6
16%
May
1
48
May 12
4%
May
1
May
4
32%
May
2
g
27% May 27
Sale
117% May 14
Sale
87% May 29
Sale
37
May 28
110
107
May 23
2
1% May 18
4
3% May 25
Sale
12% May 29
104
03% May 27
May 28
40% 40
Sale
45% May 29
Sale
100% May 25
7%
7% May 28
27% Sale
2% Sale
5
4%
18% Sale
...
...
32%
40
94%
38
105
Sale
110%
39
45
96
Sale
8% Sale
15%
16%
178% Sale
104
Sale
106% Sale
124
125%
95
102
106
Sale
58
Sale
...
Sale
135
132
110
37
41
—1
4%
1
40% Sale
25 %
Foundries.....
Stores
American
ui
42
7%
Preferred...............
49
Sale
Sale
115
130 &
93%
37
Sale
102
104
2 % Sale
1
Preferred
Sale
50
Sale
41
Amer Solv & Chem Corp...
Amer Steel
jA
Sale
41
...
—1—
.
14% Sale
7%
% Sale
Snuff
.
,
Sale Prices.
May 28
89% May 28
78
76% May 26
77% 77
May 28
Sale
11% May 29
5
141% May
Sale
6 ' May 18
Sale
16% May 27
Sale
48% May 28
May 20
5%
Sale
May 29
33
32
May 21
36
Sale Prices.
64% Feb. 28
Sale Prices.
Prices.
94%
76%
76%
11%
81
6%
.........—1
2d Preferred.....
1
Preferred
83
Sale
133
141% 145
6%
6
Sale
16%
27
7% Sale
Preferred
American
90
74
78
152
141
.
*
163,700 American Safety Razor
3,900 American Seating
36,300 Amer Ship & Comm..——-*
*
3,000 American Shipbuilding
485,295
12,000
15,400
11,000
Sale
Ask.
36
97
Sale
82
78
80 %
16 % Sale
....
_
44% Sale
Sale
94 %
74 %
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
May 29.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Shares.
May 1.
1931.
Jan. 1.
SINCE JAN. 1.
29
IV4
!?*
Feb.
33
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
SALES
AGGREGATE
Jan.
May.
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
'
8,300
18,900
6,200
48,100
3,700
3,800
1,600
5,006,400
1,039,600
1,010
81,800
1,600
1,200
1,800
80
3,800
700
190
13,800
4,800
100
15,900
37,300
178,680
18,100
1,730
14,400
98,700
6,300
2,700
40
700
11,100
420
970
Calumet & Hecla
Cannon
Mills
*
60
4,800
3,200
192,740
18,200
32,500
8,200
165,200
5,700
29,900
131,600
3,200
40
6,600
274,500
400
102,900
21,100
2,890
1,360
2,410
136,504
510
320
400
19,500
120
1,400
24,250
5,600
1,238,100
4,400
305,200
38,600
4,000
130
1,090
Sale
88,500
65.200
2,732,800
54,700
22,800
210,600
52,800
32,100
333,300
157,100
67,566
150,200
99%
440
'
3,200
15,700
2
12
101
Sale
Sale
53%
Sale
Sale
43%
103% 101
Sale
*
75
Sale
74
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
100
*
..........
Preferred B
100
lOOM 115
101% Sale
35
Sale
78%
Sale
91%
92%
8% Sale
Certificates of deposit...
*
8c Southern *
Preferred
*
............50
Preferred 7%
Preferred B
25
1st preferred
100
25
Comm Inv Trust
19
34
Sale
Sale
20%
23%
21
25
100
99
Convertible preferred....*
Warrants stamped
Commercial Solv
._*
Conde-Nast Public'ns
83
3
Preferred (6H)-~——100
Prior pref ex-warr
Preferred
....*
Consolidated Gas.........
Pref S5__.
»
Consol Laundries Corp....
Consolidated Textile
Container Corp class A
20
Class B
...__*
Continental Bakcl A....
»
*
............
Preferred.....
...100
I
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
22%
24%
24
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3%
15% Sale
37
33
6% Sale
22% 23%
71%
w
50%
10%
15%
83%
102%
Sale
62
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
:
5
Sale
Sale
33
33
Sale
Sale
26%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
77%
Sale
Sale
75
Sale
%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
17% Sale
2% Sale
65%
68
2
Sale
I
3%
_
Sale
Sale
Sale
o
^
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
49 j
150%
Sale
»
Sale
Sale
16
8
Sale
Coty, Inc
Cream of Wheat..
Crex Carpet
...
..100
Crosley Radio
...
*
Crown Co-'k & Seal........*
*
100
...100
Cuba Co
»
Cuba Cane Products
Cuban American Sugar
*
10
...100
Cuban Dom Sug
*
...50
Sale
Sale
Sale
29%
18%
Sale
Sale
»...._.*
60
77%
4%
5
58% Sale
.04% Sale
2%
4%
1% Sale
23*
3%
22% 24%
%
%
41
Sale
Sale
3A*
46
55
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
87%
4
c
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
28
V
Sale
lV*
iSB
35%
21%
10 Curtiss Aeropl 8c Mot Co Inc *
25,500
1,600
131,400
30,700
59,025 Curtiss Publishing Co
*
Preferred
14,850
_....__*
1,017,227 Curtiss-Wright Corp..
*
.._.*
4
Sale
150
1,450 Cushmans Sons 7% pref..100
100
Sale
108
109
105
106%
112
38
96
42
100
14
Sale
159,000
870
4,200
102,300 Davison Chem_.
1,900 De ben ham Securities.
5a
28,900 Deere8c Co prei ..........20
.....
7,700
5,200
33,000
4,500
71,600
2,600
•
*
130 De Beers Consolidated Mines.
""loo
280
*
53,000 Cutler-Hammer Mfg
13,900
1,100
Class A
8% preferred
■
14,500 Detroit Edison
.......100
13,900 Devoe8cRaynoldsA....__..*
•v~ 4601
1st Preferred...........100
834,600iDlamond Match
52,500
Participating 6%
200,000, Dome Mines Ltd
60,500.Dominion Stores
No par value.
91% Sale"
113% 114
2% Sale
*
Pref..25
»
..._*
8%
9
21
177
12
9%
16
Sale
Sale
13
103% 113
16% Sale
24%
Sale
8% Sale
14% Sale
Sale
Sale
115
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9% May
1
May 12
29
19
28
5
18
19
20
19
28
26
28
_
27
28
27
11
20
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
74
114%
2%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
10% May 29
11
20%
20
20
154%
16
109
100
Sale
25%
Sale
Sale
12%
17%
26
11%
18
6% May
May
154% May
12% 12% May
110
100% May
Sale
16% May
Sale
25"
May
Sale
9
May
Sale
17
May
I
4%
I*
Sale
Sale
Sale
95%
1
1
28 25%
29
21
h
20 21%
14 80%
26 117
28
3%
29
5%
19 110
2 106
27 23%
10% Sale
10
5%
10
6%
20
A*
14
25
6%
15
20%
29 168
28
AW
18 103
2
18%
26
5
27
13%
28
22%
6
27
Mar. 7
Feb. 25
14% Mar. 2
13% Mar. 21
37% Mar. 21
9
24% Jan.
6% Feb. 21
Feb.
5
25
8% Apr. 22
May 29
23
Mar. 24
Feb.
7
Feb. 24
Jan.
6% Apr. 29
May 26
16
20
Mar.
54
2
15% Feb. 26
23
Wti
Jan.
.37%
50%
41%
.01%
28 102
May 22
2
May
Apr.
Jan.
71
Apr.
8 % May
14% May
11% May
90
Apr.
.00% Jan.
22% May
May
May
May
May
13
53%
2 50%
21 104%
30
17%
30 78
29
19
28
27
2 109%
19 45%
12
97%
19
16%
28
8%
26 111%
12
28
2 100%
27 23%
28 35%
23%
24%
29 85%
M
91 % Jan.
Jan.
May
May
22
May 26 34
108% Mar. 11 109
Jan.
Jan.
102
82
7
2% Jan.
May 25
31
Apr. 30
2
6% Jan.
20
May 26
6
May 18
Jan.
8
Feb.
19
May 20
Feb. 24
Mar. 18
Mar. 19
May 18
Mar. 14
May 16
Feb. 25
Feb. 24
Mar. 16
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
13
Mar. 18
Mar. 5
Jan.
Apr. 10
Mar. 28
Feb.
8
26
27
21%
34%
12%
30%
Feb. 24
Feb. 16
Mar. 27
73
Feb.
Mar. 10
&
27
Mar. 12
12
% Jan.
80
Apr.
2
59% Feb.
5
Apr.
13% Apr.
82% Jan.
101% Feb.
12% May
73
Mar. 19
4
70
Apr.
6
28
15
Feb.
17
27
18J
Fob. 17
Mar. 19
2 109
27 105
28
15
2
4
29
10
30
Apr,
1% May
Apr.
1% Apr.
44% Apr.
44%
8%
36%
2%
6
May
May
May
May
May
3% May
29
29
30
May
9
9
Mar. 19
1
Mar. 18
8
Jan.
3
Jan.
9
12
Feb. 26
30
2
3% Feb.
77% Feb. 27
62%
16%
51%
4%
Mar. 26
19
12
Feb.
13
21
12
Feb.
24
27
8
29
21
Feb.
27
Feb.
24
27
Feb.
86% Feb. 17
6 152% Apr.
2
56% May 29
146% Jan.
7% May 29
27
Jan.
12% Apr.
4% Jan.
27
May
30% May
67% Feb.
2% May
31% May
85% May
3
May
% Apr.
2% Apr.
19% May
% May
35% May
21% May
74
May
113% Jan.
2% Jan.
3 % May
14
29
2
18
Feb. 27
34% Mar. 11
19% Apr. 11
8% Feb.
25
29
38% Feb. 24
19
34%
Feb
20
20
68
Jan.
20
6% Jan.
12
27
Feb.
63
28 106
Jan.
19
5% Jan.
11
3
29
5
8
6
13
8
8
4
6
5
20
May
10% May 29 23
8% Jan. 14
8%
25
6% May 25
12%
20
2
May 15 22
1 154% May 29 195
12% May 28
12
19%
28 100% May 18 109
11
14% Jan. 15 23
7
26
5'
24% Jan.
2
28
8% Jan.
13%
21 24
1
14% Jan.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Mar. 30
Jan.
w
8
Mar. 18
Feb. 26
Mar. 19
30 104
20
99
11
,
4
Feb. 24
Jan.
9
7%
7%
60%
7%
91%
Mar.
May 25 170
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
Feb. 26
35
P
Jan.,
21% Jan.
76% Jan.
5
26
Feb. 24
Mar. 23
Jan.
9
Mar. 30
10% Mar. 6
Feb. 10
17% May 28
18
Feb. 27
May 27 38
15% Jan.
2
25% Mar. 9
30% Apr. 29 37% Feb. 25
77% Jan. 14 90
Apr. 21
149% Jan. 28 149% Jan. 28
4
Jan.
2% Apr. 17
8
Feb.l 1
12% May 18 25
15
Mar. 25
May
8
24
Mar. 17
May 19
31
11
1
1
12
14
9
v
70
30
7
20
27 57
1
May
8
1
10% May
29 42% May
4
3
1
21
May
19
1
7% May
21
6% May «1
29
69% May 11
19 152% May 12
11
29
1
May
28 30
7
May
5
15% May 12
8
12
53^ May
29 31% May
4
19 32
1
May
49
2
Feb.
4
26
16
11
1
28
4
6% May
20 15% May
1
27 98% May
8
21 105% May
9
28 14% May
1
19
5
% May
15
4% May 7
29
1% May 12
21
5
13% May
2
26
4
May
20 56
May 25
24
29
1
18
9
16
9
9
14
5
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
20
May 28
15% May 19
2% Jan.
2
22
4
27
9
18
4
1
20
26
1
20
21
1
14
6
5
29
Jan.
95
11
7
21
21
1
1
4
1
23 25
Apr. 23
8
1% Feb. 27
22 43% Mar. 17
28
11% Feb. 24
27
16% Mar. 25,
19 43
May
5
2
Mar. 24
25
3
Feb. 26
16
18 36% Feb. 25
27 131% Feb. 24
Mar. 21
14 116
28 52% Feb. 17
May 29
May 26
9% May 11
20% May
2
20 % May
4
10% May 12
22% May
5
25
May
8
21% May 11
32% May
8
88% May
1
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
1.
Sale Prices.
53
Feb. 16
Jan.
20% May
4
5
May 15
61% May 15
19
May
1
4% May
1
20
May 14
12% May
9
43% May
1
_
Sale
Sale
5
7
27
Sale
10
1
20 % May 22
27
18
8
19
1
25
1
2% May 29
31% May 27
85% May'28
May 19
10
100
* 1
20% May
Apr.
% Jan.
26 % May
5% May
11% May
29% Jan.
17% Jan.
9% Jan.
29
May
62% May
95
May
21% May
2% Jan.
Apr.
May
Apr.
20
5
1
1
28
1
6
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
25
10 % May
May
84
May
3% May
11
May
31
May
8% May
20
May
71% May
31
May
77
May
64
May
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
28
104
88
Sale
Sale
25
53
55
5
12
2
JAN.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
28% May
22
May
108% May
106"
110
78
Cudaby Packing
22
82
106
Sale
Preferred
31
22%
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
3% Sale
9% Sale
8% Sale
...
#
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
109
110
Sale
Crown Zellerfoach
Crucible Steel of Amer
963
7%
7%
60%
Sale
Sale
Preferred
22
94%
Sale
Sale
Refining.
P
90
101
Sale
41
Preferred
72%
8%
Sale
Sale
:
$
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
83
*
Consol Film Industry_..._.*
I
;
i
24
80%
100
....._
11% Sale
102%
7%
73% Sale
8% Sale
91% Sale
........100
6% % preferred
102%
107% Sale
33% Sale
97
93%
8% Sale
48% Sale
10% Sale
16,900
110,200
6,420
15,700
67,200
43,600
2,430
34,700
37,800
52
Sale
G 8c El PreferredlOO
Prefer; ed
100%
137%
Sale
100
Preferred
Corn Prod
15
24
104 %
20 Crown Wil P 1st pf
48,500
1,000
2,700
19,800
9,000
P
Sale
360,500
3,280
206,300
34,400
10,000
21,400
20,200
6,300
T,406
29
26
13
15
28
27
16
26
30% May 28
83% May 28
Sale
Sale
May 29
if*
17% *15
27
i 25%
"27
May
8% May 26
20
Sale
Continental Can
*
Continental Diamond Fibre *
Continental Insurance..
10
Continental Motors._...._.*
664,527 Continental Oil...
...*
538,915 Continental Shares
*
900
9
4%
15%
18%
3%
150
Sale
Sale
607,200
79,500
105,238
139,000
16,600
24,100
15,500
118,600
102,400
96,600
1,000
25,600
7,000
1,100
2,300
2,300
14
60
10
100
Class B...
20
29
4%
Sale
150
Sale
*
New
580
20
Sale
Sale
Sale
27%
Colorado Fuel Ac Iron
4.640
28
29
26
25
28
19
22
Sale
Congoleum-Nairn Inc......*
Congress Cigar
»
40 Conn Railway 8c Lighting 100
33,700 Consolidated Cigar
*
650
Preferred
..........100
20
May
May
May
May
50
May
15% May
3% May
27
Sale
*
Preferred
Preferred
ih
Sale
11
35%
2%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
8% May 20
6% May 28
7
Sale
21
35
Sale
*
Colonial Beacon Oil Co...
320
100
25
25
95
21%
.if*
Sale
11
62%
104
Sale
Sale
'
12%
29
Sale
Sale
Sale
Class A
22
Sale
153* Sale
3% Sale
Sale
Lowest.
Prices.
% May
33
May
73
May
12J May
43
May
21% May
14% May
32% May
84% May
106
May
29% May
3% May
11 % May
37
20
32% Sale
05% Sale
51
Sale
Sale
515,300 Columbian Carbon
12,600
3,500
11%
4
*
Commercial Credit
9,100
507,000
10,300
6,400
12,200
2,500
1,500
18,300
11,600
19,900
22
1
29% Sale
4
Sale
Sale
*
Preferred..............100
72,300
Sale
0%
21%
\Z*
..........100
2,220,155 Commonwealth
Sale
10
7
30
43 X
Collins 8c Aikman ......_._*
500
#
4%
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co.
12,300
SINCE
25
2%
10%
53%
18% Sale
._._*
2,906,450 Columbia Graphoohone
500
"e'.ioo
1
Class A.........
Common
5%
11%
39
20
13
23%
22
10%
10% Sale
9% Sale
CocaCola
17,500 Columbia
Sale
37%
3
Class A
1,745,500
31,200
2,400
28 %
.....*
......
Preferred.
Sale
Sale
% May
26% May
5% May
Sale
82% Sale
105% 108% 100
Cbickasha Cotton Oil.....10
Childs Co
510
800
7,800
300
ii
100
Chicago Yellow Cab
610
28,500
3,000
10,100
3,600
19,600
94,200
Sale
58
Chicago Pneum Tool
Preferred
27
37
Highest,
Prices.
20% May
Sale
%
7% Sale
123*
37% Sale
Sale
23
12
12$
A._*
c
3,000 Clark Equipment
6,700 Cluett,Peabody 8c Co...
1,000
100
33 %
„_25
Preferred class A
Case (J I) Co
900
500
23
,
Campbell W 8c C Foundry.„*
Canada Dry Ging Ale
*
Capital Admin Co Ltd
Sale
*22
1
........
430
4,000
20
10
26
28,200 City Ice Ac Fuel.........
*
17,930
Preferred....
..100
30 City Investing
100
60,500 City Stores
~~4~, 600
54,600
260,800
14,800
25
Callahan Zinc-Lead
Calumet &Arlzona Min
2,990 Chile Copper...
2,603,050 Chrysler Corporation....
507,200
7,400
115,000
Sale
Pref ctfs stamped
4,700
100
*
674,100 Caterpillar Tractor
4,140 Cavanagh-Dobbs, Inc..
*
Preferred
1,030
100
18,700 Celanese Corp of America..
»
26,300 Celotex Co
53,700
Voting trust certificates._*
1,740
Preferred......
100
34,100 Central Aguirre Associates.*
21,900 Century Ribbon Mills
*
Preferred
1,080
.....100
161,200 Cerrode Pasco Copp_.
54,200 Certain-Teed Prod.....
*
2.639
7% preferred
100
*
332,150 Checker Cab
154,600 Chesapeake Corp
~4~, 400
,
18,100
45,300
92,700
55,600
271,800
20,800
36,550
8,200
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
*
20 Caiifnia Poretroleum
"I~,56O
Bid.
Lowest.
May 29,
May 1.
Par.
109,500 Calif Packing Corn
33.700
Jan. 2
1931.
1.
Shares.
Shares
RANGE
Price
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGES
Since
In
29
30
28
20
Jan.
9
Jan.
35
29
21
8
8
2% Jan.
5% Mar. 24
8
48% Mar. 19
21% May 20
14 100
Feb.
7
15 118% Mar.
5
2
5% Feb. 27
29
8% Mar.
2
LOO
Jan.
2 112
Mar. 25
95
Jan.
9 107
Mar. 18
20
May 27
41
Jan
7
Feb. 24
Apr.
13
Jan.
28
Jan.
5
Feb. 11
Feb. 18
Mar. 10
Mar.
6
Feb.
24
Mar. 31
Apr.
13
*
N. Y. STOCK
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
Since
In
Jan.
May.
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
Ask. Bid.
Par.
280
160
Preferred—•
*
lioo
.....
20,400
689,305
180,400
100
325,300
1,888,300
562,100
2,800
3,400
1,300
Sale
Sale
*
Sale
II-2i
Sale
-.100
14,600
6% cumul preferred—
21,900 Eltlugon Schlid
lioo
Preferred
14,300
4)4% —
1,409,800 Electric Auto-Lite
111,300
850
230
8
Sale
22,000
403,900
5,600
4,100
6,700
V
....
300
4,800 Emerson-Brant cl A
Class B
1,000
350 Emporium Capwell Corp....*
19,800 Endicott-Johnson—...—50
Preferred
...100
5,700
13,000 Engineers Pub Service..—
......—*
4,600 ; Preferred
Preferred (5)4%)
5,400
*
2,900
$6 cum preferred
——*
37,000 Equitable Office Bldg
*
40,600 Eureka Vacuum Clean....—*
5
18,000 Evans Auto Loading Co..
*
8,250 Exchange Buffet Corp...
10,750 Fair (The) Co
•
Preferred
100
1,090
2,000
-
400
1,800
1,000
500
500
9,100
1,500
I,000
>'v
50
2,450
i
260
500
-
■
140
T,406
800
3,900
700
260
"2",555
/
:
150
10,400
13,600
70,200
54,613
1,930
154
5
Pref ctfs of deposit
*
300
1,500
2,700
67,200
1,500
13,200
487,900
37,100
190
r
57,900
800
""295
890
21.500
8,430
70,100
68,400
3,300
363,023
356,300
103,100
2,080
44,500
13,500
11,010
16,700
38,300
1,780
9,600
840
5,800
5,200
700
69,400
53,800
27,200
90
5,200
2,100
1,130
2,000
2,600
210
-
993,000
38,500
195.400
51,300
20
10
V
*
Fourth Nat'l Investors...—1
*
Fox Film "A"..
Rights...
Franklin Simon pref
Free port
3,300
500
5,400
2,600
2,207,100
21,400
3,100
1,000
2,530
270
II.100
7,800
490
16,300
3,400
16,000
10C
*
Texas Co
Fuller Co prior pref.
2d preferred
.*
Gabriel Co (The) Class A—*
Gamewell Co (The).......—*
5
Gardner Motor
*
...—100
Gen American Investors
Preferred
Gen Amer Tank Car.....—*
General Asphalt
General Baking Co.....
Preferred
.....—
Genera! Bronze
General
Gen
*
*
Gable..........—*
Preferred
Class
*
5
7%......—100
*
A
Cigar
Proferred
*
(7)—...——100
Inc
*
Special
10
847,000 General Foods
—...——'*
507,100 Gen Gas & Elec Cl A..'
*
400
Class B
*
950
(7)....——-*
Preferred A (8)
•
Conv preferred A—...._..*
Preferred A
39,800
2,800 General Italian Edison
•
.........100
8,243,700 Gen Motors Corp,
10
97,300
Preferred (5)
*
20,100 Gen Outdoor Advertising—*
6,600
A
*
6,780 General Printing Ink..
*
1,598!
Preferred
*
106,460 General Public Service
»
53,400 General Mills
13,800
Preferred
113,900 General Ry Signal..........*
Preferred..
——100
1.130;
291,000 Gen Realty & Utilities Corp.*
200
Preferred...
——*
17,900
*
196,600 General Refractories
*
600 Gen Steel Castings pref
214,700
488,300
13,800
II,700
1,000
9,600
1,640
16,600
187,700
1,200
1,218,218 Gen Theatre Eq v t c— _—*
1,768,477 Gillette Safety Razor
*
62,900
Convertible preferred..100
....
*
109,500 Gimbel Brothers
8,200
7% preferred
.....—100
140,300 Glldden Co
»
3,880
7% prior preferred..
100
257,300 Gobet (Adolf)
•
1,128,800 Gold Dust certificates
.*
4,300
Preferred..—......—.
*
Gold & Stock
82.165
400
*
125,400
3,400
9,300
360
120
200
*
No par
Telegraph.-100
248,400 Goodrich (B F)
»
7,910
7% preferred
100
685,660 Goodyear T A R
...•
21,300
1st preferred
—...*
71,800 Gotham Silk Hosiery...—.*
1,775
Preferred
100
580
Preferred ex-warrants..100
13,800 Gould Coupler "A".
»
value.
52
54
2%
-54
•
6
1
1
11
27
27
19
7
27
6
2
1
29
29
7
29
4
29
16
15
12
20
iB*
106%
21
8%
163
133
liH
12?H
60%
5254
109
4%
46%
104
94%
59%
M
2%
18 34
6 105
29 40
26 86
5 86
11 94H
8
28
7%
21
27
26
12 102
254
27
6%
20
26
Sale
89
8854
17% Sale
i
% Sale
5054
16
Sale
59
Sale
5 % May
6
Sale
5
May
1854 May
39% May
7% May
Sale
Sale
«VA
26
17)4
10354 Sale
Sale
Sale
IVA
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
6
14
36
99
Sale
17
Sale
49% Sale
5
5%
22% Sale
2624 Sale
"IIII "so"
2824 Sale
30
27
Sale
20
Sale
1-128 Sale
70
75
30%
S7a^
Sale
80
75
72
65
4%
6K
a
654
Sale
Sale
16
8454
Sale
47%
%
4%
78
Sale
78
56
Sale
5
Sale
54%
18%
19%
.07 54
5%
3%
27%
Sale
8%
Sale
19% Sale
98% 10754
Sale
Sale
7
Sale
6
Sale
Sale
22
Sale
33
34
110
55" May
Sale
19
114
2W
34
34
Sale
116% 116
Sale
Sale
% May
May 18
3
47% Sale
%
A
44% Sale
1154 Sale
Sale
Sale
49
Sale
Sale
Sale
4)4 Sale
Sale
16
37%
11%
4354
454
38% Sale
Sale
£454 Sale
20
63
74
90
5454 Sale
30%
3154
45% Sale
96%
97%
3554 Sale
95
Sale
71
21.
Sale
Sale
23
70
15
88
Sale
7224 Sale
L0454 Sale
5% Sale
54
Sale
40
Sale
70
10
20
10
82
70
102
72
95
§§*
83
6554
63
Sale
58
27%
29
28
Sale
W*
97
Sale
34
Sale
Sale
38%
97
98%
34
99%
6%
101% Sale
Sale
6% Sale
23
14%
26%
1624 Sale
21%
65
71%
Sale
11% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
58
89%
6% Sale
2154 Sale
Sale
62
65
Sale
Sale
Sale
39
Sale
Sale
73
Sale
56
Sale
85
Sale
99%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
16
15
65
10%
Sale
120
Sale
Sale
Sale
35
Sale
Sale
33%
Sale
Sale
Sale
77
Sale
5%
1154
454
9% May
May
33% May
7454 May
8% May
9% Sale
9%
80
70%
Sale
70%
2%
65
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
&»
120
Sale
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
49% May
50% Sale
105% 10954 107% May
Sale
May
zS* Sale
40
40
May
3354 May
35% Sale
40
40
35
May
3
May
354 Sale
22
May
23% Sale
70
May
7354 Sale
Sale
May
37
365. May
36%
Sale
9
May
Sale
May
66
Sale
4% May
5
24% May
24% Sale
May
109
110% 110
107%
554 May 19
7
May
4
23
May
1
47% May
1
8
May
9
May 15
96% May 28 100
8% May 25
16
May 25 29
24 54 May 28
41%
7
854
May 26
21% May 28 27%
21%
11% May 21
1-256 May
2 1-128
70% May 15 75
24% May 21 3054
i*
Sale
46
14%
9
Mar.
2
Jan.
9 124
Jan.
2
Apr.
9
11% Feb. 17
Jan.
5
69
36
50
10
Sale
Sale
3%
70
12
7
7
2
29
5
49 54
6K
29
84
21
61
23%
2154
5 10754
28
6%
19
27
26
6
38%
1254
29| 39%
26
29
29 11654
26
1
29
28
2
22
4
19
16
29
6
29
1
21
27
19
19
26
29
20
29
1
26
May 28
May 22
May
2
May
9
May 25
May
4
6
May
5
May
5
May
5
May
5
May
1
May
4
May
2
May
9
May
8
May
May 19
46% May
May
52% May
May
May
72
May
85
May
68
May
29% May
42
May
99
May
44% May
102% May
May
19% May
20% May
May
17% May
150*
27 57
1 110
28 JP*
29 59
19 4054
18 45
5%
15
29 3854
29 76%
5%
26
28 3854
28 10%
4 69
6%
29
29 36%
28 117%
70% May 29
2 % May 13
I
60"
Mar. 10
3
Mar. 17
Jan.
Apr.
May
Apr.
Apr.
n*
28
15
22
24
Jan.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
3
Mar. 19
Mar. 19
26
11
Mar. 26
10
Jan.
31
41
Jan.
113
Feb.
7
10
49
87
Mar. 12
Jan.
27
z91
Mar. 12
98
Mar. 13
35% Jan. 12
1254 Mar. 17
24
7
9
106% Feb. 26
Mar. 20
Mar. 20
Feb.
25
23
Jan.
Jan.
ll*
4% Feb.
Apr.
16
May
94
May
3% Jan.
13% Apr.
Apr.
29% Mar.
109% Feb.
Feb.
9
6
2
24
Mar. 25
May 12
&
30
Jan.
26
Apr.
49%
Feb.
85
35
May
May
92
Mar. 25
80
Feb.
18
Feb.
94
Feb.
20
7% Feb. 24
15% Feb. 24
ik
Apr.
May
May
May
iP
'
94
5
30
Jan.
9
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
22
85% Feb.
Apr.
56% Apr.
104
63
Jan.
Jan.
55
Mar.
41
3
Feb.
7
Jan.
Mar. 23
85
Apr.
6
Feb.
Feb.
5
25
Feb.
26
65
60
2% Mar. 23
Mar. 19
88
Mar. 12
73% Feb. 26
47
114*
1§*
Jan.
Mar. 26
Apr. 14
Mar. 14
Feb. 16
Feb. 24
65 V Jan. 12
25% Feb. 24
48% Feb. 10
11654 May 19
107% Jan.
May
Apr.
May
Jan.
Apr.
26
29
29
2
24
72
Jan.
14
75
Jan.
Jan.
5454 Feb. 26
Jan.
Apr.
13
i8o*
Feb.
21
May
2
90
92
Feb.
11
3
Mar.
2
7654 Mar. 20
Mar.
96
Apr.
95
27
#
May 16
38% May 29
34
7
75
May
May
May
May
4
2
24
43%
Jan.
37%
11%
4354
4%
25
8
3% Mar. 3
3
35% Jan.
102% Mar. 18
1954 Feb. 25
3154 Apr. 24
64% Feb. 24
17% Mar. 2
32% Feb. 24
38% Feb. 17
1-32 Apr. 20
% May
4% Jan.
78
May
54% May
18% May
17% Apr.
34
21
25
Feb.
Jan.
May
3
May
47% May
5%
3%
27%
8%
31
May 12
Feb.
75
55
98
26
56% Feb. 24
Jan.
28
11
.14
26
Feb.
Feb.
__
50
19 100
May 29 48
Jan.
2 103%
Jan.
2
6
Mar. 21
15
Mar. 21
Mar. 21
6% May 21
16
May 27
15
May 19
65
May 19
10% May 26
11
21
8
5
2
15
1
11
22
5
5
14
27
1
4
19
12% May
May 21
42% May
81
May
13% May
72
May
71% May 14
2 54 May
1
39
May 23
Feb.
Jan.
1
7
Jan.
254 Mar. 25
54
9
27
8
1
2
22
4
18
Feb.
74%
May 29
May 29 110
4%
May
7
6054
May 29
6 108%
Jan.
% Jan.
1
1
May
22
1% May
1
May
1 x24
96% May
1
8% Apr.
15
16
May
13
2454 May
1
4% Jan.
4
21% May
13
11% May
1
1 I l-256Apr.
67
Mar.
14
24% May
1
3
Sale
Sale
Jan.
13%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
224
40% Sale
7% Sale
65
98
23
May 27i 18554 Feb. 24
Jan.
8 134% Mar. 24
21% Mar. 19
May 7
Mar. 17
May 27i 107
%
1%
2%
2554
1% May 15
Sale
75
3 >4
3%
50)4
56
IK
124
4% Sale
78
80%
5824 Sale
24% Sale
Jan.
Apr. 27
12
23
14
14
1
Sale
27
43"" Sale
6
22
27
29
18
2
2554 Sale
100
Apr. 15
5 106% May 16
Feb.
May
May
May
May
Sale
95
1854 May
2
29 #98% May 12
4% May 18
14
13% May 27
1
May 12
29 26
26 34% May 21
1
26 89% May
May
6
29 49
19
9
14 54 Feb.
ilH
211
Mar. 20
Ma?.
Mar. 20
May
1 104
1754
15% May
1
56 % May
9 5954
47
May 19 54
154 Sale
33
IS
4 105
Feb.
30
27
15 102% Apr.
34
May
1
Jan.
81
5
Jan.
85
25
5
92% May
22
27% May
6% May
5
4% Jan.
4!
Apr.
14
Apr
8
May
13 100
5
100
Sale
Sale
254 Sale
2
22
Apr. 14
8
n!S
100
1924
39%
7%
Sale
20
Sale
50
4624 Sale
8
6K
50
94
35
Sale
Sale
May
May
354 May
13% May
2154 May
30
May
85
May
35
May
94
Sale
85
Sale
41
16
18
31
Sale
58
2
Jan.
12
Sale
21
Sale
16
Jan.
9
61%
5 K
13
6
12%
12 103
16 102
21
11
7
1
9 126%
19 12854
1
73
9
27
4
23
35%
9
3554
23 106
2
23
32%
11
14 100
86
9
50%
9
15
12
5
%
Prices
Sale
Jan.
ll" it'A
110
—*
First preferred
.—100
First preferred conv
100
Florsheim Shoe class A ..—*
Preferred 6%
100
Follansbee Bros
*
Food Machinery Corp..
*
Foster-Wheeler
*
163,400
560
85
18*
4,990,950 General Electric.....
100
—
75
22
Fisk Rubber
89%
A
ir<
90
*
Fidelity Phenx Fire Ins—16
Fifth Avenue Bus...
*
32%
101
254
1%
% % 1%
90
»
28.600 Foundation Co
123,150
2,650,800
65,700
1,100
589,300
Sale
154
-54
B*
88
*
25,200 Firestone Tire_& Rubber—10
Preferred
100
54,440
*
129,200 First National Stores
2,300
10
40
Federal Water Service A
6,100
9,300
11,700
173,100
8,160
1,145
14,200
1,980
15,200
3,800
859,700
Sale
89% Sale
5254 Sale
2224 Sale
105
108%
5
3%
1524 Sale
Federal Motor Truck....
"""545
110
33%
101
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
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
6
Federal Screw Works
........
290
2
100
200 File no's Sons
*
Preferred .............-100
4,000
18,500
105
1
—
300
11%
4% Sale
23% Sale
2124
23
4
940
7% preferred
...
100
♦
12,813 Fashion Park Assn
Preferred............—100
3,450
29,200 Federal Department Stores.*
6,700 Federal Light & Traction—15
Preferred
*
1,320
700 Federal Mining & Smelt..100
Preferred
...—100
100
700
Sale
2£
17,000 Fairbanks Morse.......
270
80
32 %
10
106
May 27
31
33
31)4 May
104% 10654 103% May
34
34 * May
Sale
78
82
82
May
84
85
85
May
90
92% 92% May
27% May
28% 29
6
6% May
654
5
4% May
4%
17% May
17% 21
19% May
1924 20
100
Sale
100
May
May
254
Sale
4% May
Sale
81
3554
Sale
May 29
6
7%
39
110% 114 J*
43%
44
5%
37 %
—100
1,700 Fairbanks Co....
Preferred
890
10
I,100
12,600
19,900
IIso'
Sale
2% Sale
1%
3%
2)4
124
*
.....
36%
Sale
—
.
7%
126%
132
106
Sale
58,300 Elec Storage Battery....
.
Sale
21
1154 Sale
10%
74% Sale
12224 Sale
120%
7% Sale
56%
63% 5554
Sale
105
.......
1,000 Elk Horn Coal Corp.
Preferred
750
8
12954
254
51,100 Electric Boat
...*
3,720,150 Elec Power & Light
%
Preferred certificates..
21,100
Preferred (6)
40,200
100
30
7
Sale
109
Preferred-.........— lioo
*
-
23
133
..100
Preferred
G I duP de Nem & Co
21
Sale
Mill.....
Eaton Axle & Spring
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
eiU
28
Eastman KoduK
970
51,400
Eastern Rolling
Highest.
Sale Prices.
65% Sale
5
5%
13% 1054
13%
Sale
103 %
10354 106
Sale
106% 107% 10554
7
4,500 Duquosne Light 1st prof .100
600 Durham Hos Mills pref. .100
1,600
Ask.
Sale
....
300
20
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 29.
May 1.
1931.
1.
474,500 Drug. Inc
.....
7,700 Dunhill Int
3,100 Duplau Silk............
128,300
1,000
1,000
SINCE JAN.
Price
Shares.
Shares.
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
SALES.
AGGREGATE
33
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
Feb.
25
28
31
Jan.
28
76
23
Jan.
9
Feb.
26
49% May 27
84% Mar.
104% Jan.
2 114
3% May 28
40
May 29
3354 May 19
40
May 18
3% Apr. 27
21% Jan.
2
6254 Jan. 21
4% May 26
36% May 28
8% May 28
iva
iih
15%
3854
76%
7%
Mar. 19
Mar.
Mar.
2
7
6
Mar. 10
Feb.
26
Apr.
9
Feb.
18
May 11
May 22
Feb.
18
Feb.
24
Feb.
48
18
Jan. 15
9% Mar. 9
24% May 29 42% Mar. 20
104
Jan. 19 117% May 19
48
May
4
2
78
4
Jan.
9
Apr. 24
Apr. 27
20% Feb. 21
32% Apr. 25
72
Apr. 30
5
4% Jan.
5254 Feb. 21
91
Feb. 25
1354 Apr. 21
35
50
52
Jan. 26
Jan. 22
2% Apr. 291
68
72
Feb.
Apr.
10
28
71% May 14
6% Feb.
6
34
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES
Par.
Shares.
Shares.
54,100
*
174,000 Graham-Paige Motors
Certificates
*
2,700
115,600 Gran by Cons M S 5c P..—100
*
119,300 Grand Stiver Stores
700 Grand (F & W) Stores pf.100
*
184,700 Grand Union
Preferred
*
23,700
25,900 Granite City Steei
*
•
138,700 Grant (WT)
128,500 Great Northern Ir ore prop.*
79,820 Groat West Sug
Preferred
_„100
10,120
540 Greene Cananea Copper.-100
648,400 Grigsby-Grunow Co..
*
20,900 Guantanamo Sugar........*
Bid.
19,900
400
'
44,100
4,800
2,900
38,200
33,900
9,600
6,090
&
20
82*4
10
35,200
2,300
430
120
Preferred
140
100
400
18,100
2,200
27,900 Hall Printing.
1,240 Hamilton Watch.......
390
90
190
1,220
8,800
Sale
21
Sale
Sale
50
1,100
120
180
5,700
700
50
45
7% preferred
Sale
10,300 Hercules
7,600 Hercules
200
1,660
123,000
31,000
3,800
32,600
108,100
8,000
263,500
13,300
477,300
406,200
102,100
438,400
559,900
30,000
9,400
300
1,900
9,000
1,700
25,100
2,600
28,100
40,800
12,700
47,100
36,600
5,500
54
6*4 Sale
50
*
52
116 *4
93 *4
Sale
94*4 Sale
101*4 Sale
7
5}
30
28*4
6
27*4 Sale
5*4 Sale
77*4
81
4*| Sale
94
8
14
Sale
5*4
62*4
43*4
9*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
20
16*4
13*4
8*4 Sale
23*4 Sale
23*4 Sale
Sale
Sale
505,700
17,100
185,100
147,700
88,100
intercontinental Rubber...*
Interlake Iron
_*
Internat Agriculture—.....*
Prior preferred
...100
&
Sale
Sale
13
Sale
42
48
*
*
10
Internat Cement
*
51
Sale
Internat Combus Eng..
Preferred
*
*
7% preferred
100
Internat Hydro-Elec Sys A__*
Internat Match pref
Internat Mercan Marine
149*4 Sale
20
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
29
Sale
27
91
Sale
91
5*4
7
Sale
2
1.5*4
Sale
Sale
23
2*4
25
57 *4
*
15>|
?!
42
Sale
6
Sale
5*4
6*4
Sale
Sale
6
2
3
Sale
1 *4
Sale
123
17
\Vs
Sale
n
125*4 Sale
7
Sale
30
7
"43*4
Sale
139
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
10
15*4 Sale
118
120*4
31
Sale
28
6*4
2*4
Sale
18*4 Sale
54*4 Sale
9
Sale
10*4 Sale
42*4
137*4
18*4
52*4
8*4
10
117
"23"
4*4
2*4
114
25
25
5*4
3 *4
4*4
2*4
Sale
Sale
11
100
2
Sale
2
23
Sale
23
70
2i*
58
7*4
8
Sale
47
Sale
47
International Silver......100
31
7% preferred
Internat Tel fit Tel
38
Sale
60
*
28
Sale
24*4 Sale
*
13*4 Sale
660
100
100
12
13
60
1,890
Pref without warrants—100
5,700 Intertype Corp
*
54,800 Investors Equity......
..*
9,900 Island Creek Coal
—1
Preferred
17
122*4
13
30*4
60
6*4
1*4
50
Sale
32*4 Said
-
40*4
5*4
5*4
Sale
International Salt.......100
International Shoe....
*
Interstate Dept Stores
Preferred
26
74
.23
310,200
40,600
11,450
1,480
5,268,094
117,940
.....
9
2
Sale
49
"5*
.....
2
27*4
1*4
19
Sale
Sale
5*4
Sale
29*4
Sale
12
Sale
Sale
10
22*4 Sale
98*4
5*4
1*4
13*4
16
3,132,800 Internat Nickel of Canada.
7,000
Preferred
100
2,720 Internat Paper pref 7%..100
18,700 Internat Paper 5c Power cl A *
11,700
Class B
•
85,510
Class C
*
Preferred
43,932
__108
10,400 Internat Printing Ink.
2,860
Preferred
99
5
27
12
Sale
25
48*4 Sale
88
16
35
132
L16
12*4
6*4
159*4
8*4
38*4 Sale
2*4 Sale
1*4 Sale
40
Sale
Sale
33
Sale
.......
Sale
0
3% Sale
Int Business Machines...
Internat Carriers Ltd
Preferred certificates......
Internat Harvester,......
*
116
88
12
May
May
98*4 May
89
May
27
May
115*4 May
4*4 May
2*4 May
26*4 May
3
May
85
May
L35*4 May
10
May
Sale
45*4 Sale
7*4 Sale
6*4 Sale
7*4
7*4
1*4
2*4
8*4
9*4
Sale
2
Sale
62
14
"59*4
10*4
59*4
10*4
6*
2SM
1
60
30
105
4
23*4
30*4
47^
25
Sale
Sale
sf
30*4
47
26
23*|
12
67*4
60
60
58*4
ii *4
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
35
16
9
2*4
33*4
7*4 Sale
7
"11*4
4*4
53*4
12*4
6*4
Sale
64
22,400
59,600
29,100
8,800
81,905
80,100
193,800
167,800
28,400
10
44
29
Sale
2*4
Sale
85
135*4
38
28*4
Sale
8
20 *4
Sale
8*4
12*4
28*4
6*4
Sale
*
3
81
39
19*4
34*4
20*4
7*4
80*4
73*4
3*4
*4
Sale'
Sale
Sale
....*
Sale
12*4
28*4
6*4
131
Preferred..........
Sale
16*4
70
59
123
10
89'
27
10
4
26
24
Sale
Sale
May 29
Sale
123
100
Sale
4
59
..100
Preferred
Sale
117
Sale
5
Sale
Sale
88
35K Sale
Motocyclo
95
44
58
100
Indian
Sale
90
Houston Oil of Tetas
*
31*4
fjf
Voting trust certlficates.25
Howe Sound
*
10
Sale
135*4 138
13*4 Sale
61
Hupp Motor Car Corp
13
98*4 101
108
115
115*4
6
5*4 "7*4
4*4
3
3*4 Sale
3*4
27
28*4 23
Household Finance part pf 50
Hudson Motor Car..
Sale
35
14
15*4
36
36*4
100*4 Sale
29,700 Inland Steel
82,800 Inspiration Cons Copper..20
38,700 Tnsuraushares Corp
*
28,950 Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
—*
60
180
1,000
5,800
1,900
Houdallle-Hershey cl B
........
3,800
20,800
17,100
15,000
520
*
.100
54
56
2% Sale
23
3*4 Sale
55 M Sale
178*4 Sale
400
752,628
4,500
Hollander (A) 5c Son......
Hornestake Mining
50
60",900
800
*
*
760
5,700
10,200
3,800
2,800
1,400
4,500
3,900
3,200
29,900
7,300
20,000
12,600
2,200
2,800
2,600
11,000
8,200
1,400
1,110
8,200
8,400
Hoe (R) & Co class A
200,200 Indian Refining.
241,000 Industrial Rayon Corp
61,600 Ingersoll-Rand
10
2,400
240
*
*
Preferred.......
29
Sale
90
100
.....
Sale
*4 Sale
8*4 Sale
12*4
13
37*4
40 '
27*4
29
29*4
29*4
5*4 Sale
3 *4
68
27**
30
Holland Furnace
57,600
80
7,100
27,600
15,100
488,000
Preferred
70
Sale
29
*
Hershey Chocolate..—
34
Sale
15
19
*
*
Sale
Sale
*4
*
Powder
81
70
8*4
Motors
1,300
Sale
4
...100
1,400
25
Sale
Sale
47**
Preferred..........——106
100
Sale
89
14,200 Hartman Corp class A......*
Class B
107,000
1,630 .Hawaiian Pineapple..
20
95,500 fa yes Body
*
5,200 Helme (G W)
25
7,200
65
9*4 Sale
100
4,970 Hanna preferred
116,100 Harbison Walker Ref—
16*4 Sale
80
15*4 Sale
40*4
41
20*4 Sale
35*4 Sale
20*4 Sale
7*4 Sale
36
..10
Preferred
75
22*4
......
7,000
Sale
70
40
.....—*
39,400 Gulf States Steel
640
7% 1st preferred—
.100
3,400 Hackensack Water..
—..25
Preferred A...
—25
1,290
167,400 Hahn Department Stores...*
Preferred
10,710
..100
2,300
11
14*4 Sale
100
.........
11
14*4 Sale
Sale
——
Sale
4
40
Sale
-
Sale Prices.
18
04H
Sale
Sale
Highest.
Ask
Sale
Sale
4 *4
Sale
.
1
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
May 29.
May 1.
Ash.
3*4 Sale
-
12,806
RANGE
SINCE
JAN.
1.
Price
Jan. 2
1931.
1.
Jan.
May.
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
Sale
6*4 May
29
19
8
2
2
27
21
28
28
26
26
29
Lowest.
Prices.
15
21
70
18*4
46
23*4
39*4
23
9*4
89*4
73*4
4*4
1
29
7
27
28
12
1
58
28
29
26
28
7
55
8*4
19
6 14
28 36
21 103
25 92
12 31*4
8 115*4
6
26
25
3*4
16 29*4
28
Ji™
27 92
19 135*4
26 13*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
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
5
11
8
12
13
13
13
22
1
5
36
45
2
6
8*4 Apr. 27
12*4 May 27
38
May 28
27*4 Jan. 21
Mar. 13
26
4*4 May 26
50
2
5
5
13
4
8
11
4
13
9
11
23
1
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May 14
May
1
May
8
May
May
May
May
May 16
May 15
20
25
29
28
40
9
1
8
7
1
105
Jan.
6*4 May
4*4 Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
46
May
29*4 Feb.
39*4 May
22*4
25*4
85*4
18*4
5
9
24
24
19
24
13
25
13
23*4 Apr.
9
3
11*4
96*4
74*4
6*4
1*4
12*4
37*4
Jan.
8
Jan.
8
Mar. 6
Mar. 10
Jan.
8
Jan.
9
Feb. 24
80
3
Jan.
7
1
12
12
8
8
8
Jan.
Mar.
4
30*4 Mar. 26
30
Apr.
6
9*4 Mar. 26
63*4 Mar. 30
May
19*4
Apr.
„
41
May 21 103
May 25 94
May 12 44*4
Feb.
Mar. 30
May
May
May
May
9 117
Mar. 21
5
Feb.
Jan.
6
Feb.
19
Feb.
16
26
25
16
28
9
10*4 Feb.
7*4 Feb. 24
8
42*4 Jan.
Jan.
8
17 100
Jan.
15
135*4 May 23
Mar.
6
18
Feb.
May 26
2
27
7
2
2*4 Jan.
26
2*4 May
1
16*4 May 22
2*4 May
4
May
135
May
123
May
48*4 May
7*4 May
7*4 May
May
May
May
2*4 May
33
May
163
May
8*4 May
38*4 May
2*4 May
18*4 May 16
27
27
27
2
May 28
80*4 May 26
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
29
28
28
20
2
5
29
12
19
27
15
Jan.
40
116
87
93
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Jan.
Jan.
7 45*4 May 18
9 116*4 May
4
29 101
May 11
20 103*4 May 12
20
5*4 May 21
25 29*4 May 14
29 16*4 May 13
26 98
May 11
25
7*4 May 8
28 63
May 12
29 43*4 May
28
9*4 May
27 20
May
27
17*4 May
29
854 May
29 51
May
28 141*4 May
28 25*4 May
28 61
May
26 10*4 May
Sale Prices.
19*4 May 27
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Highest.
Prices.
3*4 Jan.
2
3*4 Feb. 28
11
May 29
16
Apr. 29
70
May
8
10*4 Jan. 16
18
Mar. 24
May
May
58
Mar. 13
Jan.
119*4 Mar. 10
10354 Mar. 27
Jan.
104
5*4 Jan.
26
Jan.
37
5*4 Jan.
81
ilf
ef
Jan.
4*4
59
28*4
6*4
16
12*4
6*4
Jan.
9
2
26
94
123
Jan.
May
May
May
May
May
Jan.
14*1
xviu-y
27
8
Mar. 31
Mar. 10
Mar. 17
Feb.
24
29*4 Feb. 24
26
3
Jan.
13*4 Feb. 24
J*
26
Feb.
27
Feb.
27
cJ*
86
Feb.
11
Feb.
24
3
182
Jan.
9,123
Jan.
9
Feb.
27
29
71
22
11*4 Feb. 24
9*4 Feb. 25
9*4 Feb. 24
28
27
1*4 Apr. 24
on
3
Feb.
Apr.
68*4 Feb. 24
May
May
May
May
May
40*4 May
5*4 May
5*4 May
6
May
Mar. 27
Mar.
21
if
Feb.
21
Jan.
28
21
5*4 Feb. 24
17
May 29 51*4 Feb. 24
122*4 May 18 179*4 Feb. 24
„
1 *4 May
7
May 25
27*4
May 21
1*4 May 26
13
20
May 28
12*1
Feb.
24
62*4 Feb. 10
2
Feb.
life
16
9
42*4 May 29 60*4 Mar. 2
2 H3X Mar. 21
131
Jan.
Feb. 26
18*4 May 28
52*4 May 28 73*4 Mar. 20
Feb.
4
8*4 May 26
10
May 29
14
25
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
5
16*4 Jan.
20*4 Feb. 24
9 123
25
Feb.
42
Mar. 31
Mar
.
26
4*4 May 20
2*4 Apr. 30
10*4 Feb. 26
2
4*4 Feb. 26
43*4 Mar. 27
May
5
23
May 29
7*4 May 12
54
Feb. 11
29*4 Apr. 27
47
26
Jan.
10
May 27
58*4 May 27
2
18*4 Jan.
12
May 27
57*4 Feb. 10
58
10
Jan.
26
May 25
May 29
May 28
4
24
05
6
69*1
Jan.
Feb.
May
26
26
6
42
Feb.
9
48*4
Jan.
23
51
Mar. 10
90*4 Mar. 28
38 h
Feb.
24
21*4 Feb. 20
67
Mar. 10
67*4 Mar. 24
18*4 Feb. 24
9*4 Feb. 24
Jan.
31
5 105
Jan.
3
Jan.
14
Jan.
5
1
8,900
322,200
70
1,210
26,500
250
800
9,100
1,400
46,600 Jewel Tea
1,100
Preferred
100
4,510 Jones 5c Laugh Steel pref. 1C6
61,600 Jordan Motor Car
*
....
1,150
12,500
342,500
6,100
"2", 166
7,800
152,500
3,220
5,380
138,700
802,700
2,270
28,200
73.100
230
225,300
800
2,800
640
85,345
'
140
560
80
1,700
179,000
330,200
Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B *
Karstadt (Rudolph)
Kayser(J) fic Co
...
40
Sale
54
———....*
1,353,000 Johns-Manvllle
""500
290
250
Inc
Sale
Sale
113*4 114
100
52*
40
90
8^5.
Sale
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel..—....*
Sale
1,298,000 Kennecott Copper
26
100
7% cum preferred...... 100
300 Laclede Gas.............100
300
Preferred..............100
No par value.
1&
13
39
90
80
Sale
Sale
#
32 *4
12*4
12
10
Sale
9
Sale
Sale
16*4 Sale
32*4 Sale
Sale
33
Sale
14
1*4
40
46*4 Sale
31*4
32
13*4 Sale
\\f
115*
4*4
"70""
May 25
40*4 May 27
May
May
May
May
3*4 May
11
May
12*4 May
21
40*4
.......
118
Sale
62
Sale
.....
43*4 Sale
Il8""
60
Sale
*
6,000 Klmberley-Clark
•
5,450 Kinney (G R)
*
4,620
8% preferred
....100
178,900 Kolster Radio
*
18,000
Nat City Bank ctfs of dep *
238,245 Kresge (S S) Co
10
830
7% preferred
..—.100
3,200 Kresge Dept Stores.........*
320
8% preferred........
100
7,200 Kress (S H) fic Co
..»
925,500 Krueger fit Toll Co......
1,080,755 Kroger Grocery fit Bak
*
30 Kuppenhelmer fit Co.
5
100
Sale
40
12*4
14*4
16*4 Sale
11*4 Sale
Sale
Kelvinator Co
._*
Kendall Co pref A..—.......
19
26*4 Sale
Sale
9*4
9*4
46*4
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
18
28
8
13
19
27
19
9
28
6
15
28
28
27
16*4 May 29
31*4 May
14
May
23*4 May
45
May
51*4 May
118*4 May
120
May
J4 May
May 22
May 12
4M May ' 1
May
6
nii
85*4 May 20
2*4 May
1
35
May
13*4 May
16*4 May
12*4 May
60
May
22*4 May 9
32*4 May 25
13*4 May 2
33
May
1
Sale
26*4
110
Sale
109
5*4
32*4
40
45**
Sale
Sale
if
35*4
Sale
111
6
34
50
Sale
Sale
40
116
205
97*4
I
220"
100
205" 245""
101*4
26*4 Sale
111
6
33
113
sf
43
Sale
21
Sale
Sale
if
\lf
99
26*4 May
1 29
May
7 112
5*4 May
6
2
32*4 May
8 32*4
43
May 22 49
20*4 May 28 24
26
May 19 35*4
110
May
8
May 18
May
6
May
8
May
8
May
1
May
8
220
101*4 100
.
May 20 101*4 May
57*4 Feb. 11
80*4 Mar. 19
May 27
May 18 126
Apr. 10
May 28 123*4 Mar. 21
Feb. 21
May
8
Mar. 17
May 19
May 27
May 19
80
1*4
32*4
9*4
9*4
8*4
20
16*4
30*4
13*4
23*4
25
107
May 29
Apr. 29
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
4*4 Jan.
32*4 Mar.
43
May
20*4 May
18
25
Hp
&*
Apr.
9
Jan.
5
Mar. 19
Feb.
16
May
9 101*4 Feb.
9
Jan.
2
3*4 Mar. 20
Mar. 24
May
6 45
Mar. 31
Jan.
5 26
May 28 29*i Feb. 25
Jan.
15*4 Mar. 19
Jan.
60
Apr.
6
18
2
May
*4 Mar. 31
*4 Apr. 20
54
:
♦
2
35
Sale"
......100
...
80
"§6"
100
40
115*4
5*4
5*4
14*4 Sale
12*4
14
Sale
Kelly-Springfield Tire
•
6% preferred..........100
Preferred
115*4
Sale
*
Sale
48*4 Sale
117*4 121
120*4 Sale
*4 Sale
115*4 118
119*4 Sale
Kaufman Dept Stores ..$12 50
Kelth-Albee Orpheum
100
Preferred
44
Jan.
29
il*
ff
14
Jan.
Jan.
24
9
9
21
2*4 Feb. 25
29"
9 112
17
Feb.
Jan.
sf
Feb.
26
May
May
8
8
Jan.
2
Jan.
23
22
55
28
2
27 *4 Mar. 25
Mar. 12
Feb. 24
35*4 May
25
8
Mar. 12
115*4 Mar. 28 115*4 Mar. 28
Mar.
4
205*4 Feb. 13 207
Jan. 23.101*4 May
6 100
6
SALES.
AGGREGATE
Since
Jan. 2
*
277,100 Lambert Co
6,500 Lane Bryant
*
——*
20,300 Lea Rubber A Tire
19,900 Lehigh Portland Cement..50
Preferred
......-.100
2,430
53,800 Lehigh Valley Coal....
*
Preferred
.......50
10,400
188,800 Lehman Corn (The).......
*
60,400 Lehn 6c Fink
97,200 Llbby Owens Glass
81,700 Lima Locomotive Works ...*
2,300 Liggett A Myers Tob pref.10©
Common......
25
22,800
"B"
25
259,400
.........—*
6,700 Link Belt Co
~
149,200 Liquid Carbonic
1,432,250 Loews Incorporated
*
6,125
Preferred..
*
Preferred ex-warrants
8,700
900
1,600
3,500
640
1
4,200
4,700
49,400
5,100
18,800
3,700
.
...
-
300
3,900
45,600
1,000
22,700
168,800
1,125
68,300
400
20,800
140
1,750
302,300
5,400
10,900
36,090
2,180
3,730
5,400
107,300
770
230
2,300
16,500
112,000
28,800
2,400
5,700
Stores
75
*
27
McGraw Hill Pub Co
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines—5
—
520
240
228,600
22,500
.....*
Mack Truck Inc
250 Mackay Companies pref—100
195,700 Macy
i—*
17,600 Madison Square Garden....*
42,100 Magma Copper.
*
26,200 Mallinson (H R) Co..
*
4,710 Manatl Sugar
100
1,700
7% preferred
100
-—*
4,100 Mandel Bros
14.500 Manhattan Shirt..........25
9,600 Maracalbo Oil Explor....— *
...10
159,990 Marine Midland
27,700 Marlln-Rockwel!
65,000 Marmon Motor Car.........*
*
170,300 Marshall Field & Co
2,900 Martin Parry Corp......—*
35,900
2,100
5,800
........
900
60
260
•
...
2,200
2,400
32,400
3,600
16,100
14,100
400
7% preferred
145,160 May Dept Stores......
28,800
3,700
1,200
800
14,100 Maytag Co (The)
Pref with warrants...
14,500
1st pre* 6%
2,700
900
11,800
31,600 Men gel Co
3,700
90
40
100
11,600 Metro-Goldwyn Pict pref..27
190 Mexican Petroleum
...100
2,600
10
144,000
-6,000
19,900
6,900
1,900
*
—.....
Preferred
1,462,500
Seaboard Oil...—*
Mexican
51,700 Miami Copper..
...
5
200,300 Mid-Continent Petroleum..*
*
103,400 Midland Steel Products
First preferred
8,500
—100
60
450 Milwaukee El Ry flc Lt pf..l00
1,200
3,400
8,500 Minn-Honeywell Reg Co
*
46,200 Minn Mollne Pow Implem..*
Preferred
*
5,100
39,900 Mohawk Carpet Mills—....*
29,900 Monsanto Chemical Wks—*
3,596,100 Montgomery Ward &Co.——*
10,800 Morrell (J) 8c Co
.....—*
42,600 Mother Load Coalition.....*
79,300 Moto Meter Gauge A Equip.*
*
35,900 Motor Products...—...
.........—*
64,100 Motor Wheel
200
4,100
4,000
629,300
3,000
10,700
14,800
3,700
8,800
29,000
550
2,300
46,600
2,300
78,900
13,500
"4",600
300
164,800
1,900
76,700
219,800
4,100
190
18,100
1,200
18,200
500
810
314,900
600
500
18,900
4,700
800
43,600
2,100
200
5,200
2,900
300
15", 600
600
130
183,900
32,700
3,970
92,300
50,000
18,300
370,000
19,300
3,300
43,800
15,400
8,200
1,700
115,600
3,950
1,760
414,300
1,622,718
19,600
681,200
'
318,000
348,600
3,100
94.400
♦
Mfg
No par value.
Corp.......—*!
*1
Murray Corp—.—
*
Myers (F E) A Bros..—-—*
Nash Motors Co......
*1
National Acme............ 10
Nat Air Transport.........*
.........
National Bellas
Hess ....—*
7% preferred.......-.—100
National Biscuit..........10
7% preferred...........100
Nat Cash Register A
*
Corp .......*
Stores—.—•
7% 1st preferred....—100
Nat Distillers Prod—.....—*
Stamp.......*
Lead...—......100
Nat Enamel A
National
Preferred A..—......—100
100
*
Preferred B
Nat Power A Light——
2434
1434
Sale
22
146
145
80
Sale
Sale
Sale
1.
3
AA
1834 Sale
234 Sale
58
3834
93
97
30
11
Sale
20
39
Sale
534 Sale
234 Sale
42
42
122
9434
1334
234
3834
2:2734
934
20
99
Sale
Sale
40
Sale
Sale
Sale
27
47
42 34
45
47
21
85
Sale
76
Sale
12
Sale
*2434
1
Sale
Sale
27
39
39
40
85
Sale
Sale
8534
78
29
Sale
121
3334
36
Sale
89
Sale
25
1034 Sale
3134
3134 Sale
31
Sale
6
7
Sale
53
59
50
Sale
99
14
18
16
19
88
Sale
355* Sale
55
6
634
2134 Sale
234
334
34 Sale
434 Sale
5
534
7 34 Sale
234 Sale
23
55
71
24
Sale
4
6
Sale
10
9
Sale
20
Sale
1634 Sale
7
aVA
1H
43*
134 Sale
2034 Sale
5 34
6734
2
6
8
2934 Sale
2 >4
234
31
554
1534
68
65
27
72
2534
198
iP ,S*
134
2
234
Sale
334 Sale
334
5
834
934
1
134
1934 Sale
1834 Sale
334 Sale
2534 Sale
134
234
434
63
Sale
80
100
70
80
Sale
42
4
43
3034
45
Sale
3434
14
Sale
21
Sale
22 34
1634
Sale
1834
4634
2234
Sale
5034
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1034
5034
11
51
Sale
Sale
3234
1434 Sale
34
234
3634
1334
"2734
30
n*
28
Sale
10
334 Sale
17
Sale
14534 15134
Sale
Sale
4 34
40
20
18
115
136
Sale
60
Sale
21
118
Sale
118
119o
32 34 Sale
6
17
Sale
20
7
Sale
3654
38
24 34 Sale
534 Sale
1734
7
5
Sale
Sale
12
Sale
6234
Sale
2734 Sale
43 34 Sale
4
118
3134
121
14034 *140
120
Sale
National
Supply........—50
39
118
Sale
Sale
2134 Sale
*
18
Neisner Bros
.......—*
15
——*
934 Sale
1634 Sale
5%
44
100
25
preferred..——..—100
N Y Investors Inc.——...*
New York Steam pref 6%.—*
7% 1st preferred.—.—.—*
...*
American....
6% preferred.......
64
Sale
...50
53
54
North American Aviation.—*
434 Sale
27
28
Jan.
May
May
May
May
May
May
37
23
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
,i*
WA
May 20
Mar. 19
Jan.
10
15
Feb.
26
Feb.
Mar. 19
Jan.
7
5134 Feb. 17
5134 Feb. 16
9334 Mar. 30
May 29
36
34
Jan.
24
35
Jan.
19
76
Jan.
25
42
May
May
Jan.
May
Apr.
May
May
17
Apr. 28
88
May 29 10034 Apr.
10
2934
534
8
5234 Feb. 17
Jan.
1934
6
Mar. 25
Jan.
22
9
27
2
29
Feb. 26
2634 Mar. 31
2
10334 Apr.
28
17
24
3734 Feb. 26
1034 Mar. 6
28
23
™
68 y<
25
2234 May 27
Jan.
30
Mar. 24
Feb.
Feb.
24
7
24
8
Apr.
70
Apr.
8
May 25 10634 Feb. 27
71
5
Jan.
13
1
lit
334
5
7 34
1
1834
1834
2
2334
2 34
May
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
May
Jan.
May
May
May
May
Jan.
Jan.
3
26
734
6
2
4
22
27
29
Mar.
Jan.
12 H Jan.
16
2
Mar. 24
2734 Feb. 24
25
Feb.
12
2
8
8
14
Feb. 25
334 Feb. 14
2434 Feb. 24
3234 Feb. 24
18
10
21
3234 Feb. 24
334 Jan.130
15
Feb.
25
3
1834 May 19 3134 Jan.
Apr. 29 32534 Mar. 24
28
27
39
143^
19
29
834 Feb. 13
2434 Mar. 21
Mar. 24
5
27
18
11
12
4
14
4
8
May 16
May
9
May 11
May 12
29
28
29
May
8
45
May 8
4 34 May
9
2834 May 14
15
May
9
22
May
7
2134 May 14
49
May
5
34 May
1
234 May
1
38
May
9
1334 May
1
60
2034
1334
3934
3234
634
1
1
May
7
May
1
May 15
May 9
May
9
May
104
Jan.
38
334
2834
1034
1834
1534
38
34
2
2734
934
Apr.
May
May
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
May
Jan.
Apr.
May
May
834 Jan.
2
19
Mar.
2
11*Mar.
29
5
Feb. 24
23
Feb. 28
29
27
Apr. 10
4 171
Feb.% 7
2
2034 Apr. 11
28
28
1034 Feb. 24
8
1634 Jan.
3134 Feb. 24
29
94
Feb. 26
2 109
Apr. 11
29
22
5834 Feb.
9
Feb.
10
28
14
3
28
2
21
48
Mar.
2
2134 Mar. 10
2634 Mar. 21
2934 Feb. 26
58
Feb.
16
6
Feb. 20
30
434 Mar. 26
6
4734 Apr.
27
28
2
6
Feb. 10
834 May 26
634 May 29
1634 Apr. 30
1334 May 27
434 Apr. 10
1934 Feb. 18
3634
7234
3134
1834
4534
4034
1034
Mar. 26
Mar.
Jan.
5
26
Mar. 10
Mar. 26
Mar. 20
Mar.
6
4
5
2
13
Mar. 20
10
Feb. 26
.7
May
3
32
Feb. 27
Jan.
>054 May 29
8
1034 May
8
1634 May
48
May
9
1
1334 May
May 14
15
10
May 27
May"i3
May 14
May
4
May
1
May 11
May 12
May
8
8334 Feb. 24
8 153)4 May
3
3034 May 29 3934 Feb. 26
29 5054 Mar. 25
1434 May
Jan.
[6
4434 May
May
10054 May
60
May
18
May
May
17
May
8
104
May 21 106
115
May 14 116
1534 May 27 2934
6134 May 26 7234
55
May 26 57
734 May 2 10
Apr.
May
Apr.
65
May
27
May
334 May
60
Apr.
*22
May
150
May
m Jan.
May
7
May
16
May
6734 May
834 Jan.
334 Jan.
.....
Sale
Jan.
5434
12634
10134
2034
934 Apr.
7134
7
112
11
1
22
1
6
2
23
11
1
5
Feb.
634 Apr. 24
1
May 11
1
2334 May 26
19
May 19
8834 May 29
140
May
5
118
May 11
2134 May 29
May
May
Mar. 19
13
5
May 28
2434 May 26
6034 May 29
151
May
1
2034 May 29
3434 May 29
8
Feb.
99
98
2
Jan.
27
7
11
5534 Feb. 24
6334 Feb. 16
9034 Jan.
1134 Jan.
2
May
40
Apr.
35
Feb.
9154 Feb. 24
Jan.
27
26
May 13
33
27
27
27
15
234 Jan.
234 May
42
May
118
Feb.
29
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
7 146
91
29
29
14
May
3534 May
6
May
16
May
6534 May
29
May
5
May
65
May
2634 May
15rt
May
May
2434 May
183
3434 Feb. 27
2034 Apr. 16
3434
2134 May
28
28
26
29
2
27
8
12
114
—*
22
29
4
134 May
5
May
1
May
5
May 12
May
8
May
5
2034
2034
634
3034
234
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
40
2734 Sale
6934 Sale
5534 Sale
834 Sale
29
May
9
634 May
7
18
May
8
2
May 12
234 May
4
434 May 23
5
May 16
10 M May
1
08
SA May
634 Sale
10534 Sale
Noranda Mines Ltd
North
48
1234 Sale
1434 Sale
11
2734
Brake....—*
May
2
May 19
3534 May
15
May
1414 May
734 May
1234 May
45
May
17
Nevada Cons Cop
May 13
1
19
28
14
28
19
2
21
1
19
27
28
78
Tea Co..
25
19
26
22
28
28
16
28
22
27
29
18
2534 May 29
234 May
5
*35
Sale
Sale
New York Air
I
29
56
Steel..............*
Jan.
Apr. 29
70
Sale
National Surety...........50
8
9
4
6
6
1
9
5
91
May
534 May
13
May
May
May
May
5
May
9
May
1
May
18 34 May
1834 May
2
May
99
Preferred..... ......—.100
28
23
19
29
87
May
May
May
May
2734 May
26
May
87
May
14
May
3234 May 9|
7
May
1'
53
May
6
1734 May 15
9734 May
8
29 34 May
Sale
Sale
2034
25
L13
140
25
28
5
44
3
Sale
29 34
27 34
National
Newport Co (The)..........*
Class A
—50
2
28
34 May 29
25
2934 Sale
71
L51
27
33
45
71
42
7
15
78
Jan.
hi*
2234 May 27
Sale
734 Sale
99
27 8734 Mar. 19
6
27 1734 Jan.
434 Mar. 26
28
26 1834 Feb. 25
3
28 10134 Feb.
834 Jan. 14
14
1
11 2234 May
29 6934 Feb. 24
634 May 13
234 May 12
9
5134 May
121
May
4
10134 May 20
9
1934 May
3
May
8
40
May 19
31
May
8
May 12
May 26
32
42
Sale
2034
24
1134 Sale
*
Steel.............*
New York Dock
5
22
20
9
May
May
May
85
May
25
May
1934 May
75
May
10
May
3134 May
534 May
42
May
17
May
88
May
15
3134 Sale
634 Sale
Preferred.............
Newton
29
42
1634 Sale
39
Sale
Radiator.........*
....
27
39
2434 Sale
34 Sale
34
234
4134 42
National
3§*
14
8
27
22
19
26
28
26
60
834 Sale
May
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
May
Apr.
May
10634 May
38
May
334 May
2834 May
1234 May
1934 May
1734 May
38
May
34 May
2
May
2734 May
934 May
L0634 Sale
434 Sale
3834
May
9754 May
1-234 May
2
May
40
May
27
May
May
May
334 May
May
May
150
.May
1134 May
434 May
7 '
May
16
May
67 34 May
160
21
120
61
x22
68 34
2534 Sale
L01
534 May
2
234 May 18
May 29
42
65
27
Sale
Sale
29
27
27
27
15
534 May 19
1434 May 20
6
1734
7134
2834
5
19
104
67 34
18 34 May 19
May 18
May 27
Sale
Sale
14
66
1
19
26
28
14
29
29
27
29
19
25
29
113
28
123
1634 Sale
7
734
834 Sale
1034 Sale
734 Sale
May
May
May 11
May
6
May
May
May
May
8
May
May
May
May 13
May
7
May
9
May
5
May
9
May
1
May
7
27
Prices.
82 34
Sale
2134 Sale
110
2934
Sale
Sale
57
2234 Sale
82 34
Sale
634
734
1634 Sale
85 34
Sale
534 Sale
2734 Sale
234
234
67
25
9734
3034 Sale
55
20
145
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Sale Prices.
Prices.
Jan.
4934 Sale
12034 125
Sale
Sale
2534
9434
5
"85" Sale"
Nat Dairy Prod
National Dept
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
96
Preferred................*
Munsingwear
31,020 National
1,100
35,500
4,000
Mulllns
Sale
71
21
...
268,750
10,590
15,500
356,060
19,400
799,100
62,900
1,300
127,300
5,400
694,200
6,100
651,176
1,153,567
16,900
1,430
245,100
16,400
41,400
3,440
3,060
1,752,250
Sale
2934
i
Sale
3034 Sale
..*
Sale
534 Sale
12034 123
293i Sale
*
Melville Shoe Corp......
Sale
83
*
630
150
Sale
37
100
25
.*
339,350 Mathleson Alkali Works
15,600
8
Sale
Sale
87
Sale
7134 Sale
1334 Sale
33
9634
Sale
Sale
20 H
.........100
Preferred
7,900 MacAndrews & Forbes Co—*
290
Preferred.............-100
40
34
39
38 X
..100
6% preferred
Sale
1134 Sale
35* Sale
55
60
27 H Sale
1134 Sale
30
35
...—*
Class B
Sale
6034 May
10
May
3
May
10
May
94
May
Sale
90
—
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
Corp..............
McCrory
1234
334
Sale
Sale
Sale
.25
1,032,800 McKeesport Tin Plate...—*
125,500 McKesson & Bobbins....—*
Preferred.....
50
20,000
56,200 McLellan Stores class A...—*
1,100
200
McCall
Sale
Sale
2434
2434
100
.......
2,000
1,700
86
83
4
170
6H% preferred—
...100
95,841 Louisville Gas A Elec A
240,700 Ludlum Stedl..........
Preferred
5,500
100
JAN.
Highest.
Lowest
Highest.
Sale Prices.
28
Sale
44
118
.25
—
30
46
Ask.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
13 H Sale
98 3i Sale
6% Sale
i6^
\m
64
Sale
24
Sale
11M
12
2334 Sale
132
144
85
88
845* Sale
2834
35
41J4 Sale
16 M
3H
Lowest.
May 29.
Ask.
Ask.
78
3
347,700 Loft Incorporated._..j
3,000 Long Bell Lumber A
132,200 Loose-Wiles Bisc
750
1st preferred
/
9,050 Lor 1 Hard (P) pref
Common
1,401,708
49,600 Louisiana OH.........
9,400
14,600
May 1.
1930.
8 id.
Par
Shares
41,400
SINCE
Price
Jan. 1.
Shares.
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE
In
May.
35
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
3
May
Apr.
L934 Jan.
[9
May
1834 May
39
Jan.
Jan.
36
[8
11
30
6
29
Feb.
60
Jan.
26
9
3634 Feb. 24
2734 Feb. 20
Jan.
9
29 132
2 14134 May 23
Jan. 14
8 120
3134 May 29
4434 Feb. 24
Feb.
3
7
234 Jan.
May 29 5834 Feo. 27
May 27 7034 Feb. 27
Feb. 27
May 28 111
34 May 29
134 Mar. 3
35
39
r8
3534 May 27
L5
.4
♦
May 26
Mar. 3
734 May 28
[234 May 27
32
Feb. 28
734 May
[2
May
8
May
32
Apr.
5
May
)0
Jan.
LI 34 Jan.
L554 May
3134 May
S3
Jan.
434 Jan.
29
27
28
27
8
7
3
27
26
76
Mar. 26
Mar. 24
Feb.
9
Feb. 24
Mar. 24
20
Mar. 24
53
Feb. 20
24
Jan. 23
25
Jan. 29
Jan. 26
Jan. 27
10754 Mar. 12
118
Apr. 20
243
25
143
15*
1
2934 May
9034 Feb. 26
Mar. 27
5
57
2
1034 Mar. 26
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
36
AGGREGATE
SALES.
Par.
Shares
Shares
1,700
30,900 North Amer Edison pref—.
10,400 North German Lloyd vr 1.....
1,840 Northwestern Telegraph.-50
14,700 Norwalk Tire 8c Rubber...10
113,300
3,300
1,800
1,509 Nunnally Co
.........
490,375 Ohio OH Co (The)
31,375 Oliver Farm Equip new..—."1
Preferred A...........—.*
12,800
2,900
>
400
200
110
5,600
1,900
600
240
21,700
20
7,900
430
60
5,100
42,900
13",805
430
940
410
149,600
200
1,600
1,300
160
400,000
1,800
6,600
7,700
16,600
4,100
3,100
8,000
18,200
29,000
1,200
60,000
4,300
4,900
1,170
177,800
1,270
76,000
1,400
800
400
360
31,100
Otis
300
100
2,000
1,100
41,600
500
60
5,200
92,200
Sale
Sale
45
ml
Sale
11*4 Sale
19
Sale
15
Sale
4
"27*4
.......100
55*4
m*
45
35
Sale
127
7
45""
Sale
36
105
Sale
54*4
110
108
33*4 Sale
45*4
107
Sale
28*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
52
108
...25
4
May
May
21*4 May
45 ' May
35
May
127
May
6*4 May
35*4 May
75
106*4
29
43
Sale
47
Sale
42
Sale
55
Sale
50*4 Sale
18
15*4
27
5*4
26 77
29 21*4
29 61
21 41*4
16 127
7
9*4
1 43
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
29
29
8
1
16
9
22
May" 14 107" "May" 18
100
Telegr—100
Preferred..............100
Packard Motor Car........
15*4
16*4
116*4 Sale
118*4 131
8*4 Sale
Pan-Amer Pet & Trans....50
Glass B stock
50
...
Pathe Exch
*
"32"" Sale
2*4
38""
5*4
1*4
3*4
55
Sale
Sale
1*4
Sale
3
1*4 Sale
4
A
Sale
11
Sale
3*4 Sale
37*4 Sale
28*4 Sale
Penn Coal 8c Coke
50
39,500 ^enn-Dixle Cement.....
*
4,700
7% preferred...
..100
7,600 People's Drug Store Inc....*
740
Preferred.
75,200 People's Gas L 8c Coke
100
42,400
Rights
86
92
4
6*4
3*4 Sale
Sale
Sale
17
23
3,250 Pet Milk.
*
338,700 Petroleum Corp..
*
59,600 Phelps Dodge.............25
100 Philadelphia Co
50
7,900 Philadelphia Co pref 6% ..50
4,100
Preferred (6) new
*
340,700 Philadelphia Reading C 8c I.*
/
2,210 Phillips Jones Corp
*
Preferred.
........
18,800 Philip Morris 8c Co
1,087,865 Phillips Petroleum
.....100
10
.......*
300 Phoenix Hosiery...........5
Preferred.......
100
1,470
20
Sale
123
130
—
7*4 Sale
30
29
34
33
2
200*4 Sale
10
Sale
120
130*4
6*4
Sale
25
31
25
26
Sale
8
7*4
1*4 Sale
2*4
3
Sale
48*4 May
9
58*4 May
19*1 May
123*4 May
131
May
8
May
30*4 May
30
May
13
3
222
May
14
L0
51*4
5*4
1*4
2*4
1
May
May
May
May
101
May
227*4 May
5
1*4 May
4*4 May
9
May
3*4 May
17
20
53
Sale
13
52
9
14
May
6*4 May
12*4 May
200
150
May
Sale
53*4 May
102*4 100*4 May
Sale
6*4 May
11
14*4
May
49*4 48*4 May
Sale
9*4 May
Sale
5*4 May
56
9*4
13*4 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
iSS
140
92*4
96*4
7*4 Sale
11
15
17*4
Sale
Sale
4*4
3*4
14*4
32
200
53*4
64*4
100*4 102
Sale
8
11
14
ilH
Sale
10*4
Sale
7
9
70
72
60
Sale
57
64
21
66
70
14
17
15
10
65
28 17
16
28
21 150
12 56
2 102*4
29
19
1
48*4
19 10*4
8
29
iV*
May
1
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
19
27
26
19
8
19
19
27
18
2
20
5
11
27
29
29
6
22
7
18
28
29
60
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
7
Jan.
16
Apr. 29
90
4
May
Jan.
Jan.
2
8
19
May 29
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
29
9
4*4 Feb. 25
Apr. 20
50*4 Feb. 24
20
Mar. 19
11
2*4 Mar. 12
4*4 Jan, 21
2*4 Feb. 20
1
6*4 Apr.
1.5*4 Feb. 24
Feb. 24
Apr. 27
May 27
Jan.
2
13*4 May 25
23
46*4
39*4
99 *4
5*4
ok*
29
Feb. 19
Feb.
17
Mar. 27
Feb. 19
Feb. 10
Jan. 30
35*4 Mar. 31
96*4 Feb.
2 103
Apr. 13
Feb. 16
May 29 250
9*4 Jan.
2 12*4 Jan. 14
190
Sale
6 *4
21*4
19
26
2
25
25
8*4
2*4
29*4
28*4
36*4 May
4
35*1
36*1
May 26
3
Mar. 10
3
Jan.
1*4 May
Mar.
May
Jan.
May
Apr.
9
97*4 May
Sale
3*4
8*4
2*4
29*4
32*4
96*4
54*4 Mar. 10
69*4 Mar. 20
26*4 Mar. 23
13154 Mar. 19
7
131*4 Apr.
11*4 Feb. 24
6*4 May
25
May
25
May
May
May
May
May
May 19
37
Sale
Sale
5
Sale
18
31
Sale
Sale
29
2*4 May
May
May
May
May
May
May
*
Sale
35*4 Sale
36*4 Sale
96
97*4
4
1
3*4
Sale
Sale
3
25
39*4 Jan. 20
Jan.
124
11
Feb.
3
Mar. 24
55
110
50*4 May
15
May
116
Apr.
14
9
2
Feb. 28
16*4 Feb. 26
2
69*4 Feb.
41*4 May
29
May
Sale
2
May
14
13*4 May
30*4 30*4 May
Sale
99*4 May
Sale
190
May
154 Sale
4*4
10*4
Mar.
Mar. 16
58*4 Jan. 12
129*4 Mar. 30
Jan.
Feb.
45
106
8
5*4 Feb.
3
Jan. 12
26
|8H
May
May
124*4 Feb.
6*4 May
26*4 Apr.
28*4 Apr.
27
26
Jan. 12
Mar. 5
19*4 Jan.
Mar. 27
45
35
9
28
19
5
12
3
Jan.
31*4 May
1*4 May 19
10*4 May 25
21*4 May 26
7
May 28
1*4 May 25
2*4 May 27
24
Sale
13
23
29
22
35*4 Apr.
7
47 *4 May
5
1*4 Mar. 12
3*4 Jan.
68
May 26
50*4 May
15
May
117
May
130
May
6*4 May
25
May
25
May
2
214
15*4 Sale
30*4 Sale
100*4
......
...
17*4
31
9
14
121*4 May
2
Corp
Pacific Teleph 8c
300
Jan.
2*4 Jan.
7*4 May
2*4 May
13
May.
1
6
7
Rights
.
Jan.
*4 Jan.
41*4 May 29
Sale
46
11*4 May
3*4 May
17*4 May
Highest
23*4 May 26
9
7*4 May 23
2*| May 29
13
May 22
29
51
Pacific Gas & Elec
10
6,200
17,000
63,700
21,800
124,100
65,300
4,700
7,100
7,900
13,700
3,220
6,100
1,197
25,300
1,800
8,200
27,000
57,300
46,800
41,450
210,900
257,100
4*4 Sale
Sale
21*4 Sale
65
Sale
74*4
Prior preforred—.....100
Pacific Lighting
Pacific Mills
1.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
102
Jan.
2 106*4 May
6
21*4
7*4 Sale
2*4 Sale
12*4
13*4
65
Sale
^eerless Motor
400
1,400
7,500
1,400
34,000
8,300
11
Sale
*
Elevator
6% preferred
55
Lowest,
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
105*4 104*4 May 26 106*4 May 6
23*4 May 26 26*4 May 7
25
44*4 May 28 47*4 May
5
44*4 45
1*4 May
1
*4 May 15
*4
1
77
74
25
197,900 *enick & Ford.............*
215,300 Jenney (J C) Co
_*
Preferred
9,400
100
"""280
Sale
Sale
3
20
900
47*4
„
68
Lowest.
May 29.
Ask. Bid.
106*4 105
24
28
1*4 Sale
11
21*4
Otis Steel....
-
56,600
10,500
102
28 *4
42 H
Patino Mines 8c Ent ctf
300
9,300
..100
23,000 Panhand Prod 8c Ref
»
380
8% preferred...100
2.021,700 Paramount Publlx Corp
13,483 Park & Tilford..
46,500 Park Utah Cons Mines.....1
39,100 Parmelee Transport Co.
.*
159,300
90,700
35,725
28,400
May 1.
Ask.
3*4
Omnibus Corp v t c
Preferred A
630 Outlet Co.................
280
Preferred...........
100
31.200 Owens-Ill Glass Co........25
270,600
214,772
156,500
6,200
8,960
770
1,290,000
1,600
15,400
Bid.
Preferred....—.....—100
Oppenhelm Collins 8c Co
*
Orpheum Circuit Inc PreflOO
SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
1931.
Jan. 1.
May,
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
R. T. STOCK ■ZGHAMOE
Since
In
13
1
12
21
26
25
14
May 28
6*4 May 16
12*4 May 28
173
10*
255
May 21 150
52*4 Jan.
5 565
95*4 Jan.
5 1025
6*4 May 29 125
11
Jan.
5
125
48*4 May
1 52
9
Jan.
6 12
5*4 May 29 16«
9
Feb. 14 10
60
Apr. 30 705
150
1
Jan
Feb
30
26
Feb.. 24
May 21
Mar. 12
May 25
Mar. 23
Mar. 18
Jan.
3
Mar. 26
Jan.
5
Apr.
6
Jan.
9
/
700
200
1,700
3,300
500
2,100
507
6,300
350
800
2,300
9,600
10,300
4,400
37,900
14,300
600
10,000
30,200
360
1,900
1,360
1,400
154,000
1,000
3,900
7,700
"4",200
55,900
1,800
800
40,000
1,990
29,800
948,858
6,900
18,500
53,900
726,800
13,000
294,000
18,700
7,800
254,900
6,450
292,300
3,900
20
380
2,200
14,400
454,300
"8",100
200
29,005
8% preferred
........100
Pierce Petroleum..
...»
Pilsbury Flour Mills..—...-*
Pirelli of Italy A
Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)...100
6% preferred
100
Pittsburgh Screw 8c Bolt
*
Pittsburgh Steel pref
.100
Pitts Term Coal
loo
6% preferred
..100
Pittsburgh United
Pref
25
—100
conv
Plttston Co (The)
*
Poor 8c Co class B—........*
Porto Rican Am Tob cl A.100
Class B
*
Postal Teleg Ac Cable pref.100
Prairie Oil Ac Gas
25
Prairie Pipe Line—.....25
Common..
——*
7%
100
6% preferred...
.....100
Preferred (5).............*
Rights.
....
Punta Alegre Sugar.......50
Certificates. ............50
Pure Oil
Preferred.....
25
....
......
...100
Purity Bakeries....—,—*
Radio Corp of Amer.......*
7%
preferred
Preferred B
"A"
50
Sale
15
1*4 Sale
26*1 Sale
32
23
67*4
14
85
3
20
85
Sale
89*4
4*4
25
11*4
12*4
93*4 Sale
18*4
19
11
Sale
18
18*4
4*4
4*4
25
Sale
14*4 Sale
20
Sale
40
33
Sale
4
Sale
64
104
107*4
2*4 Sale
11*4 Sale
1UH 149
Sale
120
128*4
108*4 109*4
Sale
95
18
65*4 Sale
15
69
10
68
3*4
23
3*4
23*4
10
12
94*4
97*4
17
7
18
18
Sale
22
4*4
4*4
20*4 Sale
11*1 Sale
20*4 Sale
37
3*4 Sale
32
Sale
26
May
2*4 May
59*4 May
Sale
67*4 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Lll
2*4
4
8*4 Sale
L56*4 Sale
81*4 Sale
134*4 137*4
xll6*4 Sale
100*4 Sale
2*4
10*4
157
Apr. 30
27*
Feb.
3
Feb. 11
May 26
May 19
May
8
23
Feb. 28
Feb. 27
3*
37
Mar.
.
May
16
May
64
May
10*4 May
59*4 May
3
May
21
May
4
May
77*4 May
14*4 May
6
Apr.
10
May
3*4 May
18
2*4 May
Apr.
8*4 May
17*4 Jan.
Sft ^ay
Sale*
111
112
Sale
1
Sale
42
8*4
96*4 Sale
6 *4
79
38
33*4 Sale
Sale
12*4 Sale
49*4
48
Sale
Sale
Sale
17
49*4
50
lll
28*4 Sale
May
30*4 May
*4 May
*4 May
5*4 May
66*4 May
27
May
14*4 Sale
14
50
36
50
35
nj| uim
Sale
*4
5*4 Sale
72
Sale
52
May 26
May 4
May 27
May 28
Rand Mines
36
Sale
... ...
640
22,300
1,300
65,400
7,200
300
197,300
Reo Motor Car ...........10
8,800
Cert—.................10
897,300 Republic Steel
Corp.......
93,000
Preferred cov_.
..—100
6,400 Revere Copper Ac Brass.....*
1,000
Class A
*
....
70
11,200
328,400 Reynolds Metal Co.........*
400
5,300 Reynolds Spring Co—......*
9.300
New..——.—.........—.*
Preferred...—.——100
9
5
12
Jan. 27
Feb. 24
20
87
28*4 Jan.
80
Jan.
5
5
11 28
27 15
29 100
29 18*4
28 13*4
22 27
8
7
29 39*4
28 20*1
28 26
15
Mar. 16
Feb.
3
Feb. 27
Apr.
24
Jan.
5
10
Jan.
Feb. 28
Feb. 27
Jan.
9
Feb. 20
Feb. 26
47*4 Feb. 19
Feb.
19
71*4 Mar. 10
Mar.
112
6
Feb.
Apr.
May
Feb. 27
157*4
96*4
137*4
118*4
102*4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
Feb. 27
10
Jan.
Mar. 26
Mar. 19
Apr.
9
May 19
May 16
30
25*4 Sale
82
85
„
10*i
1*4
11
15*4 Sale
84
98
85*4
100
8*4 Sale
7
8
12*4 Sale
29*4 Sale
11*4 Sale
25
33*4
80
11*4 Sale
1*4
1*4
50
80
Sale
.
73
50
65
May
May
6
May
4*4 May
11*4 May
20
27
21
12
29
28
May 28
6*4 May 8
93
6*4 Sale
7*4
14*4 Sale
33*4 Sale
7*4
10
4*4
10
30
58*4 70
16*4 Sale
Sale
21*4 May
9
51
May 11
52
May 9
18*4 May J 9
"23 *4May" 5
17
60
1
May
1
May 28
May
5
80
7
6
15
33
7
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
5
2
1
29
1
1
8
112*4 Apr. 22
58*4 Feb. 27
May
May
Jan.
9
Jan.
9
Jan.
5
Jan.
8
55*4 Mar. 17
Jan.
Jan.
27*4 Feb. 25
55*4 Mar. 26
45
May 26
12*4 May 28
58*4 May
16*4 May
7
1
May
12
48
34*4 Jan.
2
12
May 28
271
18
13
60
,
Mar. 20
Jan.
2
Apr. 29
May 28
*4 Jan.
5
Jan.
6
6*4 May 26
50
May 20
May 27
May 21
May 12
May 29
Jan.
May
10
9
May 26
9*4 May 18
25
8
6
May 26
Jan.
Jan.
9*4
llff
101*1
Apr.
Jan.
12*4
2
Jan.
May
11
"~9*4 May"
61*| May
*14 Jan.
Jan.
20 112*4 May 18
29 42
May
1
26
*4 May 5
4
*4 May
5
6*4 May
9
27 85
May 2
19 33*4 May
1
18*4 Sale
12*4 Sale
12
34
36*4 26*4 39*4
22*4 Sale
d9*4 Sale *19*4 May 29
17
Sale
13
13*4 13
May 19
70*4
60
May 28
1*4
1*4
*4 Mayi28
12
24*4
8*4 Sale
May 26
1st preferred..........100
3d preferred..........100
Feb. 27
39*4 Mar.
Feb.
108*4 109*4
50*4 Sale
*4 Sale
46
*
Real Silk Hosiery.........10
72
19
27
18
2
May
May
May
SH
154
May
Sale
75
May
136*4 135*4 May
Sale
115*4 May
Sale
100*4 May
9
May 19
31
1!!*
Sale
Ray bestos-Manhattan
_
Jan.
14*4
*4
8*4
1*4
27 *4
May 26
4
May
4
May
May
May 15
May 2
157
May 26
86*4 May 8
May 18
m May 19
102*4 May 16
107*4 May
1
63
30
Sale
5,500
Sale
*4
*4
10*4
12*4
1*4 Sale
30*4 Sale
33*4 35
Sale
9
..........
427,100 Rem'ton-Rand .....—.*
Ho par vain
*4
Radio-Keith-Orpbeum d A.*
700
340
*
*4
May 12
15*4 May
*4 May
11
May
May
May
May
May 27
May
May
May
3*4 May
23
May
9*4 May
95
May 12
16*4 May 14
7*4 May 15
19*1 May
4*4 May
28
May
12
May
22
May
70
.....
Pub Serv El Ac Gas pref
100
Pullman Company.. .....100
Preferred..............100
4,000 Reis (Robt) Ac Co.™
»
2.470
1st preferred ..........100
399
19
Pierce Oil Corp...........25
5,600 Pressed Steel Car 7% pf..l0Q
72,300
Common—.——..........*
135,600 Procter 8c Gamble——*
880
Preferred 5%.......... 100
27,500 Producers Ac Ref Corp.—..50
4,710
7% preferred...
....50
4,670 Pub Ser Corp of N J pf 8%.100
9,011,800
12,600
88,784
2,996,100
2,700
114,600
46,575
1,881,500
Plerce-Arrow Mot C pref-.100
Class A
*
2
10
5*4 Feb. 18
60
Mar. 21
24*4 Mar. 21
34*4 Apr.
6
29*4 Mar. 25
30*4 Feb. 10
90
Feb.
3
1*4 Jan.
8
13
Apr. 22
19*4 Feb. 27
88
Jan.
7
98
Jan.
6
10*4 Feb. 11
8*1 Feb. 11
25*4 Feb. 24
54
Feb. 19
13 < Jan.
2
30
Jan.
6
83*4 Jan. 13
22*1
Mar. 10
1 *4 Jan. 29
18*4 Mar. 12
N. Y. STOCK
37
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
-
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
Since
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
Par.
Shares.
8hares.
10
922,000 Reynolds (RJ)Tob d B
Class A
4,110
1,800 Rhine Westphalia Elec Pr
606,600 Richfield Oil Co of Calif
200,700
910
300
15,700
21,200
7,200
7,400
Ask.
40% Sale
74 % Sale
29$*
31$*
Bid.
—
Ritter
156,930
429,700
284,570
4,280
1,850
49,200
257,900
1,440
I,458
46,500
1,080,050
22,200
13,480
12,800
279,800
41,100
530
260
5,600
9,900
300
150
2,300
206,700
1,000
;780
28,000
5,600
119,600
1,500
12,400
1,086,500
28,700
76,655
3,000
Seagrave Corp (The)
Sears, Roebuck & Co....
Second Nat Investors
Seneca
540
1,200
500
1,200
15,900
340
23,400
52$*
98$*
14
4$*
.100
50
39 $*
...»
Copper
1$*
4%
10
11%
53%
22%
30 %
7%
58
4%
7%
14 %
10 Vs
*
III*
III*
III*
I.~£2
*
lioo
*
Ilio
»
lioo
42 %
Preferred
12
29
......100
California
Edison....25
Sou
253,714
12 %
103
46
*
8% preferred
3
10
Sale
92
pref—..100
So Porto Rico Sug
34
Sale
8
......
Solvay Am Corp
Sale
2%
50%
46%
5lH
4P
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
49$*
Sale
Sale
AH
46
58$*
23
24
5$*
36$*
4$*
5$*
13$*
May
May
May
May
May
56$* Sale
60
18
20
5
Sale
18
Sale
11$* Sale
Sale
45
Sale
85
60
103
103
800 Southern Dairies class A—*
Class B
.........*
6,200
5,800 Spalding Bros...........—*
1st preferred
........100
1,040
1,040 Spang Chalfant 8c Co
*
980
Preferred.
—..100
9$* Sale
110
41$* Sale
620
7% preferred..
14,600 Spencer Kellogg 8c
360
400
800
600
'
95
800
53,700
~3~, 666
1,030
5,100
4,400
2,500
800
400
1,400
3,000
7,900
312,500
205.900
8,900
47,300
6,000
1,200
700
2,900
2,800
2,500
46,000
6,900
Sale
11$*
26%
29%
Sale
165
118
Sale
Sale
Sale
121%
123$*
Sale
Sale
Sale
♦
Standard Oil of Kansas....25
Sale
Sale
Sale
Standard Oil of N
Sale
Standard Oil of N Y
Sale
Standard Oil Export
Sale
300
257,300
2,900
38,400
8,200
14,100
4,600
3,100
2,600
16,100
120
1,700
690,600
No par
50,100
4,200
136,700
24,400
17,100
36,200
45,600
8,100
307,494
28,400
55
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Jan. 23
May 29
Apr. 30
61$* Mar. 25
29$* Feb. 26
Jan. 26
34
May 23
May
18
Mar. 25
12
17
6
Feb. 26
Jan.
15
Jan.
May 28
9H Mar.
May 26
7
39A
.1$* May 19
15$f
May 19
6
7
12$* Jan.
62
28
95
1
May
8$* May 28 17$*
9 1.2
96$* Mar.
41$* May 29 54$*
2 J*
2
Apr. 16
81
Jan.
8
Feb. 26
Feb. 26
Feb. 16
Feb. 18
Mar. 19
Jan.
Jan.
8
8
Feb.
26
Mar. 10
Sun Oil
—
lioo
Preferred.....—.....
Superheater Co (The)... —.*
♦
Superior Oil ............
Sale
Thompson
Preferred 6%........
34$* Sale
98
102$*
33
Sale
1
11
Sale
Sale
13$*
II*
Sale
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
[25
Sale
Sale
*
Sale
40$* Sale
17$*
2$*
5$*
31$*
9
Sale
30$* Sale
110
112
16
Sale
96
32
94
6$*
7$*
12$*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
lio
Sale
..1
Sale
11$* Sale
35
14
Sale
5
Sale
18% Sale
15$* Sale
36$* 37$*
4$* Sale
22$* Sale
12$* Sale
35$* 37$*
4
Sale
18
Sale
24
23
IIIIl
13%
4
IIII*
25
*
[lioo
*
*
25
11$* Sale
♦
6%
55
Sale
29
Sale
Sale
4
13
9% Sale
43$* Sale
2
2%
10% Sale
3
2$*
2%
12%
Sale
Sale
4$* Sale
25
30
5$* Sale
51
Sale
15
24
69$* Sale
Sale
59$*
65
8$* Sale
45$* Sale
3$* Sale
12$* Sale
20
May
May
May
May
May
May
Sale
3
1
,
10
23
Sale
4$* Sale
25
Sale
4$* Sale
Sale
40
5
55
Jan.
5
Jan.
58
34$* May 28
3$* May 28
8$* May 29
12$* May 29
35$* May 21
4
May 29
18
May 21
23
May
10.
May 23
4$* May
25
May 29
4$* May 15
40
May 29
IP Sale
5$*
7% Sale
28
May
May
May
May
21
28
18
19
14
53
Sale
Sale
120
10$* Sale
53$* Sale
HP
iS*
HP
120
9
46'
9
May
7$* May
Sale
93$* May
Sale
32$* May
6
5$* May
Sale
12$* May
Sale
9$* May
Sale
45$* May
120
May
125
10
May
10$*
Sale
44$* May
1
27
21
May 11
May 18
May
May
May
May
May 13
May 11
May 8
May 21
9$* May 20
May
5
3 $* May
1
13$* May
5
21
29
29
6
2?
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
13
21$* Mar. 10
Mar. 21
iSfff Apr.
6
Mar. 26
Jan.
5
Feb. 25
26
2
$|
May 28 45
May 18 104$* Feb.
Apr. 18 40$* Feb.
2
Feb.
17
2
$* Jan.
6
May 27
May
May
9
May
1
May 28
Sale
7$* Sale
13
19
May 26
May 29
94
May 19
May
1
9$* Sale
93$* Sale
35$* Sale
5$*
6
10
Feb.
$| Apr.
34$* Feb. 24
5$* Feb. 10
9$* Feb. 16
40
Mar. 26
16
May 19
May 20
Sale
11
Feb.
26 105
8
May 27
30$* May 29
46
4$
76-
9
Mar. 23
2
11$* Jan.
7
1
Feb.
4
3
Apr. 28
Jan.
2
May 28
May 18
May 28
May 28
May 29
12$* May 29
Jan.
2
May 29
4
18
May 21
35
18$* Mar.
Feb. 20
13$*
2$*
6$*
21$*
9$*
35$*
55%
63*
17$*
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
2
28
6
5
Jan.
7
Feb. 24
Jan.
9
Feb. 13
Feb. 27
22
41
9
9
5
j
Mar.
Feb.
5
13
27
Feb. 21
Apr. 29
May 23
3$* Apr. 30
24$* Feb.
4
4$* May 15
40
May 29
35
18
Mar. 2
Feb. 24
9
Jan.
68
Jan.
31
21
18
83
12
59
Mar.
Feb.
Fej.
Feb.
22
10
,v
10$* Jan.
55
May
7$* Apr.
35$* May
2$* May
10$* Jan.
30
29
20
14
Jan. 27
3$* Jan. 27
7$* Apr. 28
3
4
Apr.
27
27
29
29
110
55
35$* May 29
2$* May 20
10$* May 19
20
Feb. 25
May 29
17$*
2$*
5$*
31$*
15$* May
May 14
5$* May 11
22$* May
26
May
13$* May
6
May
28
May
5$* May
51
May
May 21
7$* May 29
Feb.
Mar. 24
15$* May 29
33
36
55
21
88$* Mar. 10
3 64$* Mar. 23
10 109$* Mar. 6
Apr.
May
9
12$* May
13$*
1$*
4$*
18$*
6$*
23$*
43$*
4$*
11$*
11
Feb.
Feb. 13
Jan.
5
Feb. 24
Feb. 10
33
33$* May
19
26
20
21
28
18
14
Mar. 25
Jan.
Jan.
Jan. 15 101
9
Apr.
102$* Jan.
30
1
Feb.
16$*
17$*
33$*
17$*
20$*
123$*
2
Jan.
2
5
5
5
Sale
13
Apr. 29
118
32
99
15
7$* Sale
37$* Sale
2
2$*
11$* Sale
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
May
May
35
May 28
May 18
30$* May 18
$* May
6
6
May 27
13$*
2
8$*
24$*
5$*
15$*
21$* May
9
4
May
1
7 $* May
2
37$* May 14
27
27
29
29
Jan.
50$*
101$*
92$*
2$*
Feb.
4
62
3
10
Jan.
6
Jan.i
13$* Mar. 16
3
May 21
Jan.
$* Jan.
34
30$* Sale
$* Sale
May
May
May
May
Apr.
iP
1
8
May 27 13$* May
1
30$* May 29 40$* May
110
May 26 115$* May 13
16
May 29 21$* May 11
Sale
32$*
17$*
x5%
19$*
35$*
3$*
8$*
*
II,000 Union Bag & Paper
2,145,900 Union Carbide & Car
17$*
2$*
5$*
3l$*
2
(J R)—.—.. ...25
Tidewater Assoc Oil....
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
36
13 115$* May 7
16
27$* Feb. 17
27
92$* Jan. 21
6$* May 29
5
1
May
8
63
May 15
106$* May 12
99
May
6
3
May
3
May
104$* May
39
May
13
May
38$* May
20
May
15$* May
Sale
Thompson Products..... ....*
Preferred............
33
Sale
Sale
»
Thompson-Starrett
Sale
112$* Sale
19 % Sale
12
.50
....*
Thermoid Co
120
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Convertible preferred. IIII*
Third Nat'l Investors
40
lioo
Superior Steel — ........
Thatcher Mfg
13
Sale
22%
$*
39%
100 %
33 %
Submarine Boat Corp...
111
2
Mar. 20
5
20
Apr.
28
May
18
May
Jan.
3
May
51$* May
13$* May 11
10$* May
1
26
May 25
9$* May
1
19$* May
9
123$* May
5
May
May
9
20$*
21$*
3$* Sale
7$*
7$*
34$* Sale
Sale
116
*
May
May
16$* Mar. 26
2
12$* May
May
3
33$* May
Sale
17
lioo
104
Sale
42 H
*
*
81,700 Tran 8c Williams Steel
*
281,745 Trl-Continental Corp
Preferred
100
28,700
*
162,700 Trico Products
13,775 Truax Traer Coal._...._...*
10
12,300 Truscon Steel Co......
*
19,100 Ulen & Co
159,300 Underwood Elliott Fisher..*
610
7% preferred
..100
9
l\H
Feb.
Jan.
8$* May
May
May
May
May
May
Sale
15$*
Sale
*
6,900 Tidewater Oil
5,200
6% preferred..........100
38,700 Timken-Detrolt Axle Co...10
240,550 Timken Roller Bear.._...._*
64,600 Tobacco Products Corp.....*
Class A
.....*
88,700
Dlv ctfa A..............10
Dlr ctfs "B"
*
"l",966
Dividend certificates C
*
1,000
1,622,600 Transamerica Corp—.....25
value.
11
Apr.
May 28
103*
May
May
2
Sale
Stewart Warner Corp... ..10
Common
106
Sale
93$*
pref.100
Studebaker Corp pref...
Sale
63
Sale
Stand Oil of Calif
Stone & Webster
Sale
Sale
103
.......
400
5,500
54,300
10,000
12,700
♦
13$*
10
104
6,900 Sweets Co of America....
4,800 Symington
.....—
Class A...............
21,570
19,600 Telautograph Corp
49,000 Tennessee Corp.........
1,161,600 Texas Corp (The)..
751,600 Texas Gulf Sulphur
65,000 Texas Pacific Coal 8c Oil.
551,300 Tex Pac Ld Tr Tern ctfa_.
500
v
Sale
60
.—100
Sons....*
*
■
4.000
Feb.
3$* May 20
k
6$* May
May
48$* May
12
May
9$* May
24$* May
6$* May
15$* May
122
May
100$*
3$*
411,000
665,000
1,640
456,400
22,000
20,600
4,410
60,800
52-, 100
51,000
27,500
56,200
27
16
3
3$*
3
J.......25
25
Stanley Co of America......*
55,096 Starrett Co (The L S)._—-.*
64,100 Sterling Sec Corp cl A
*
Preferred
*
27,200
Conv 1st preferred......50
22,700
9,900
1,400
2,400
27
May 21
May 19
90
Sale
23,275 Standard Investing Corp—*
T.SOO
Apr. 16
Feb. 27
63$* Feb. 26
6$* Feb. 27
58$* Feb. 27
2
22$* Apr.
58$*
60$*
104$*
97$*
98$*
Sale
2$*
19,850
520,900
42,100
1,963,150
818,950
11
10
90
Sale
*
932,800 Standard Gas 8c Elec
22,700
$4 preferred.............*
Preferred (7%)
—*
4,100
Preferred (6%)..
....—*
3,900
8,200 Stand Com'l Tobacco..—.*
200
1,400
3,000
1,600
83,700
7,000
267,700
140,300
Mar. 27
50
5$* May 26
11$* Apr. 29 23% Feb. 26
7$* May 28 15 $* Fob. 26
82
May 19 103$* Jan. 31
25
Sale
*
1,474,600 Standard Brands....—.....*
Preferred
7,100
127,600
4.600
1,000
65
7
28
18
28
33$*
Sale
22,500 Splcer Mfg Co
Preferred A........-....-*
4,400
60,800 Spiegel-May-Stern Co
*
1,200
13,200
213,800
22
24
29
12$* May
2 13$*
4$*
3$* May
5
May 20 31
113
May 19 115$*
16
Sale
4
38
_
204,100 Sparks Withlngton...
980 Spear 8c Co..
200
May 22
5$* May
8
6$* May
5
15
May 11
10
May
1
95$* May
5
39
1$* May
6
May
81
May
8$* May
98$* May
41$* May
il*
9
6
81
17
28
13
Apr. 15
20$* Feb. 27
11$* Mar. 30
3
"5$* May" "5
May
May
33$* May
May
May
May
May
May
45$* May
28
-in
Sale
Mar. 20
53$*
18$*
24$*
4$*
25$*
5$* May
23
11
Sale
Sale
Feb.
96
1
2
8
May
May
May
10
30
20
63
19
21 107
11
3$* May
4$* Sale
30$* :Feb. 20
1-64.Apr. 20
6
7
7$* May 28
May 19
19
9
5
21
2
24
5
10
15
1
82
85
12
Sale
32
2
Sale
82$*
5$* Sale
28
15
8
23
26
29
Sale
29
29
Feb.
Mar.
42$* Feb.
27
7
1
24
3$* Sale
5$*
5$*
11$* Sale
7$* Sale
Sale
96
10
Sale
31
Sale
29
Sale
Sale
Sale
6
Jan.
Mar.
5 102
May
10
19
21
29
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
26
27$* May 28
8$* May
15
May
58$* May
25
May
26
7
Sale
Sale
Mar.
1*
$* May 26
2
4$* Jan.
1$* May
$* May
May
May
11
May
56$* May
18$* May
8
8$* Sale
7
11
27
28
27
21
28
15
May
17$* May 13
5 1-512 May
Jan.
53$* May
8
W* Jan.
86
95
May
7
Jan.
98
.07
May 29
12$* Apr.
16$* May
4
Jan.
8
May
8
54
40$* Jan.
May
7
Jan.
40
48$* May 11
3
May
6$* May
1
Jan.
44
56$* May
9
2
May
4
May
7
39
May
45
May
8
13$* May
5$* May
50
May
47
May
3$* May
47$* May
2$* May
39$* May
Sale
20
16
75$*
32$*
6$*
10$*
41%
13
May
May
Apr.
May
May
-256 May
May
May
90
Jan.
May 13
32
45$* May
105
1$* Sale
15
300
13,900
27
21
28
May
15
Sale
9$* Sale
8$*
9
15
Sale
_
70
Rights
400
600
450
TP.
95
96
10% Sale
25
...
28
27$* May 28
Sale
94
105%
Sale
Sale
Sale
13%
Sale
Sale
37
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
91
100
Sloss-Sheffield Steel 8c Ir.100
Preferred
100
Snider Packing
*
Preferred
89
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
50
6%
Sale Prices.
Mar. 19
53
24
73
16
27
1-512 May
5$*
45% Sale
2%
2%
41
Sale
[III
132,600 Skelly OH Co
200
15$* Sale
Sale
»
Servel Inc
17,900
3,700
4,010
30,100
6,600
19,000
210,014
2,290
213,635
Sale
preferred...... —1
—
'
16
—*
682,090 Shell Union Oil
Preferred
26,400
70,800 Shubert Theatre........
38,100 Sirams Petroleum.......
........
721,600 Simmons Co..
1,023,400 Sinclair Con Oil Corp..
8% preferred.
24,100
17,900
1,200
,
——
18,050 Sharon Steel Hoop .....
194,400 Sharp & Dohme
Preferred
........
7,560
174,190 Shattuck (G F)-_
1,890 Shell Transp 8c Trading.
860
8,300
5,700
7,700
59,600
146,900
Scott Paper....
Sale
Sale
100
— —
16
27$* Sale
84
52$* May
8
May
1
24$* May 27
2
May
4$* May
26
May
21
May
28
101
Sale"
"I0% Sale"
8% preferred...
Sale
29$*
—100
Savage Arms Corp
Schulte Recall Stores...
55 conv
20
Sale
24$*
Rights
Safeway Stores
Preferred (6)—
Preferred (7)
Sale
,
§8
Lead....... —.10
St Joseph
20
33
Sale
101
Powder 6% pf-100
245,900 Royal Dutch Co N Y aha...
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
40$* Jan.
102
Sale
Sale
70
Sale
4%
Highest.
Sale Prices.
46$* May
70
May
24
May
1$* May
4
May
20
May
16
May
47$* Sale
26
28
Sale
20 Royal Bak
84,200
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Ask.
Sale
24$*
27
1$* Sale
4$* Sale
72
30
2
Sale
—-—10
Rossla Insurance
50% Sale
Sale
*
Oil-........-—*
Dental Mfg
—-*
Rio Grande
154,000
22,400
72,100
10
Ask, Bid.
Bid.
Sale Prices.
May 29.
May 1.
1931.
Jan. 1.
May.
JAN.
SINCE
Price
7$*
6$*
r92$*
29$*
8
5$*
5
12$*
8
9$*
2
45$*
1
7
9
9
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Apr.
May
May
May
8$* Mar. 7
34$* Mar. 19
7
8
16
26
20
17
3$* Apr. 29
Apr. 10
14
7
9
9
18
Feb. 26
Apr.
6$* Apr.
17$* Mar. 6
11$* Feb. 24
94
Feb. 25
ilH
Feb. 27
Jan. 20
24
Feb. 24
21% Mar. 10
75% Feb. 27
123
Feb.
10
Mar. 27
Feb. 24
38
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
AGGREGATE
SALES
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
May.
1931.
Jan. 1.
thares.
Shares.
18,000
4,000
757,000
4,200
800
5,900
218,000
26,700
4,762,400
32,600
5,800
44,600
May 1.
Par.
Union Oil, California
25
Union Tank Car
•
United Aircraft &Tr Corp..♦
Preferred
50
United American Bosch Corp*
United Biscuit of Am
Preferred...
100
30
41,200
800
290
110
5,900
16.665
6,100
280
Preferred
3,800
100
119,000 United Electric Coal
•
127,330 United Fruit
*
41,000 Universal Pipe & Rad Co..*
330
238" 900
160
15,200
6,000
4,000
129,300 United Piece Dye Works
1,320
Preferred
100,000 United Stores A
23,800
Preferred
41,600 Universal Leaf Tobacco
140
550
£103 *4 Sale
2*4
*
23*4 Sale
100
*
101
102
5 *4 Sale
*
36
39
28
Preferred.......—.——100
Sale
96
102*4
"
340
11,700
3,100
18,500
3,200
2,000
2,300
1,650
661,000
14,700
10,800
3,300
7,100
60,500
9,700
46,450
62,400
20,300
388,150
33,900
30,900
8,200
18,100
53.450
9,400
6,600
2,400
2,322,000
40,500
1,200
189,400
484,500
125,800
74,100
7,800
6,514,950
100,600
8,500
47,400
2,800
3,100
2,800
800
7,500
10o
29
20
1st preferred.———.*
U S Distrlb Corp
"
27
Universal Plct 1st ref__
U S Pipe & Foundry
Preferred......
U S Freight
U S Gypsum Co
.......
*
20
U S Hoffman Mach
•
U S Indus Alchol
U S Leather v t c
*
Class Av t c_.......———*
Prior preferred v t c .—.100
Preferred..
United States Steel..
7% preferred.....
........
Preferred
500
12,400
500
11,700
1,600
6,700
3,500
448,600
3,400
4,100
24,500
8,400
700
70
"8" 900
2,300
320
810
390
380
.
240
3,500
7,100
62,400
17,000
1,069,600
510
2,900
100
1,800
11,500
7.900
3,400
1,500
800
4,000
1,000
2,700
3,500
3,900
4,600
855,300
326,900
30
40,900
3,200
68,000
620
2,800
800
17*4
18
10
40
76
17
Sale
78
Sale
"7%
21*4 Sale
80
42
~~5H Sale"
63*4 Sale
3*4 Sale
7*4 Sale
66*4 68*4
85
Sale
8*4 Sale
33*4 Sale
6*4 Sale
9
Sale
85
Sale
19*4 Sale
14*4 Sale
24
Sale
17*4 Sale
45
46
...
1
16
Sale
20
42*4 Sale
2
Sale
67*4 Sale
10*4
11*4
100
1H
2
63
68
10*4
12*4
Sale
20*4
50
60
43
Sale
85
90
221
90|
Sale
12
Sale
15
20
1,700 Walgreen preferred
100,900 Walworth Co
17,710 Ward Baking class A
89,500
Class B
11,500
7% preferred.....
100
•
*
»
100
5,113,900 Warner Bros Pictures
6,900
Preferred
43,100 Warner-Qulnlan
297,500 Warren Bros
*
46
7*4
59*4
2*4
230
Preferred
320 Wells Fargo & Co
94*4
3*4 Sale
49*4
45
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
P
Feb.
May 26
Apr. 22
May 29
26
25
60
,
80
Class Bvtc
*
Union Teleg
20
21*4
54
Sale
97
105*4
104*4
Sale
96
116
Sale
116*4
103*4
Sale
22
28
Sale
15
Sale
40
14*
17*4
26*4 Sale
7% preferred "A"
68
3*4
55
Sale
W
4*4
2*4
20
Sale
Sale
4
80
100
Sale
19*4 Sale
80
1*4
1*4
21*4 Sale
19*4
55
55*4 53
103*4 104
95*4
105
105*4 Sale
99
Sale
97
117
116*4 117
110*4 111*4 110*4
23*4 Sale
20*4
5*4
6*4 Sale
116*4 Sale
a\*
Sale
Sale
Sale
95
110
21
Sale
18
Sale
18
35
35
35
26
36
Sale
33
Sale
1
Sale
17
20*4
37
2*4
6
7*4
23
5
Sale
52*4 Sale
2*4
5
37
53
2*4
6
40
Sale
60x4 Sale
100
71*4
90
69
75
*
10
•
66
19
Sale
Zenith Radio Corp
53
105
116*4
21*4
25*4 Sale
9*4 Sale
75
80
22*4 Sale
70*4 85
Sale
22
Sale
18*4
22*4
*4 Sale
Sale
16
Sale
16
39*4
41
3*4 Sale
39
40
7
9
6*4
7
27*4 Sale
^ 20
5
46*4
2*4
5*4
Sale
50*4
2*4
6*4
2*4 Sale
5
6*4
4*4 Sale
26
-----
4
15
Sale
Sale
49*4 Sale
1*4 Sale
4*4 Sale
22*4 Sale
61*4 Sale
Sale
29
64
72
Sale
40
Sale
130
2*4 Sale
8*4 May
22
May
3*4 May
31*4 May
*4
38*4
2*4
6*4
4*4
24*4
4
49*4
1*4
4*4
21
59*4
38*4
90
69 J4
64*4
66
64
16
21
12*4
17
70*4 Sale
69
21
21
26
25
25
4
21
27
2^
2
27
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
29
26
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
19
28
26
29
25
2
27
28
11
27
29
27
21
28
5
6
56*4
2*4
5*4
29
72*4
65*4
72*4 Sale
23*4 Sale
9*4 Sale
55
64*4
20
Sale
60
66
22*4
6*4 Sale
55
14*4
40
60
Sale
45:
73*4
30
21
12*
14
May 8
May 19
May 27
May
6*4 May
May
14*4 May
50
May
60
28
28
13
29
27
Feb.
16
28
22*4 Feb.
40
Apr. 22
711
Jan.
20
7
17
Feb.
19
May 28
May 27
May 29
Jan.
Mar.
26
98*4 Jan.
90
Feb.
5
109
May 12
34
Apr. 21
Mar. 19
88
Mar. 24
95*4 May 26
Feb.
Feb. 17
Mar. 31
Feb. 18
94
5*4 May
6*4 Apr.
3*4 Jan.
24
Apr.
15
27*4 Mar. 12
Jan.
30
57*4 Jan.
30
8*4
4*4 May 19
10*4 May 22
3 *4 May 21
19
May 29
20*4
40*4
7*4
46*4
Feb.
17
9
4
Feb. 27
Jan.
Feb.
49*4 Feb. 27
32
Mar. 20
6
Feb. 24
Jan.
60
1
,
Jan.
Jan.
7
30
26*4 Mar. 20
57
Feb.
11
99
Jan.
14 1053
Apr. 22
103
Jan.
Mar. 27
95
Jan.
30112
9 103
114
Jan.
120
Mar. 17
1123
443
12*4
1503
363
Mar. 25
107
Feb. 26
103*4
19*4
4*4
97*4
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
May
21 *4 May
56*4 May
87*4 Apr.
Mar. 19
Apr.
1
Feb. 20
Feb.
24
Feb.
N
21
Feb. 27
1193
18
May 28
40
33
Jan.
36*4
34*4
2*4
26*4
47*4
5
19*4 Jan.
3
*4 May 29
16
May 27
28*4 May 21
2*4 Jan.
3
6
Jan.
5
4*4 May 29
20
Jan.
4
May
May
8
15
May 14
75*4 May 12
21
May
6*4 May
May
14*4 May
50
May
30
Mar. 19
Mar. 19
4
Feb.
10
Feb. 24
7
9
Feb. 25
27
80*4 Mar. 4
95
65
60
Jan.
5
Apr. 10
Jan.
3
Jan. 12
Mar. 20
5
Apr.' 6
10*4 Apr. 13
9*4 Mar. 26
10*4 Feb. 17
51*4 Jan. 12
May 13
May
11*4 Feb.
66*4 Jan.
23*4 May 14
10*4 May
1
60
May 13
20
May
1
60
May
2
Mar. 16
56*4 May 16
/-Apr.
65
"
8
29
44*4 Jan.
1*4 May
4*4 May
21
May
54*4 Jan.
38*4 May
70
65
26
Jan.
60
May
May
May 13
May 11
May
1
May 13
May
1
28
Feb.
76*4 Mar. 25
41*4 Jan.
90
Apr.
21
Apr.
21*4 May
6
35
May 11
27
May 8
1
May
1
17*4 May 9
41
May 13
3*4 May
1
8
May 4
7
May • 7
28
May 6
90
54
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
24
Feb.
2
14
22
9
Feb.
ig4»
Feb.
12
14
18
29
Mar. 23
71*4 Mar. 11
137*4 Apr. 17
19*4 Apr.
*4 May
14
May
25*4 May
1
Sale
Sale
if*
J"
3!*
150
98 *4 May
10
6
Mar. 20
36*4 Mar. 21
25*4 Mar. 10
47
Apr.
1
152*4 Feb. 26
Jan.
1*4 May 18
May 15
10*4 May 4
May
32
May
66
May
56*4 May
95*4 May
May
May
May
May
May
May
20*4
17*4 May
53
May
Sale
Sale
136
Mar. 17
36*4 Mar.
May
15
May
40
May
89*4 May
138
May
60*4 Jan.
63
109
10*4
15*4 Mar. 19
85*4 May
5
14*4 May
10*4 May
Mayi
May
May
137*4 May 25
120
May
2
24*4 May
May
18
May
46*4 May
10
May 14
36
May 13
Mar. 21
Mar. 26
Mar. 26
12*4 Apr.
1
77*4 Feb. 25
20
70
9
Mar. 20
Mar. 21
Jan.
7
Feb. 24
Feb. 24
30*4 Mar. 24
50
Mar. 27
Jan.
21*4 May
55*4 May 12
104
May 25
107
May
6
99*4 May 2
119
May 21
110*4 May 27
25
May 4
7
May
120
May
28*4 May
64*4 May
94*4 May 14
100
Sale
it*
9
6?£
J8*
May
7
121
Feb.
42
69*4 Jan.
146
15
27
Jan.
4
60
P
17*4 May 26
21
§8
7
Jan.
39*4 May
22*4 Apr.
2*4 Jan.
56
May
22*4 Sale
35*4 36
36w
28
10*4 May
34*4 May
5*4 Jan.
25
May
3*4 Jan.
May
May
May
May
Feb.
31*4 Feb. 19
108*4 Mar. 23
9
9*4 Apr.
52
Apr.
9.
41*4 Apr. 11
110
Mar. 26
Jan.
May 16
29*4 May 8
4*4 May 15
56
May
5
89
1
May
4*4 May
35*4 May
44
Sale
23
21
102
39*4 May 29
23*4 May 5
3*4 May 13
56
May
5
94
Sale
29
28
22
29
29
25
19
5
28
29
19
27
14
13
4*4 May 19
10*4 May 22
3*4 May 21
19
May 29
Sale
110
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1*4 May 28
59*4 May 27
8*4 May 29
59*4 Sale
100
Zonite Products Corp......1
36
22
16*4
14,800 Yale & Towne
25
1,007,300 Yel Trk & C'ch class B...10
7% preferred..........100
1,880
70,800 Young Spring & Wire ....__*
*
5,500 Youngst'n Sh Ac Tube..
Sale
8*4 Sale
8
14
SI*
Sale
Sale
33*4
91*4 Sale
Class B
3,600
6% preferred B
1,470 Wright Aeronautic—..
236,000 Wrlgley (Wm) Jr
1*4
60
13*4
42*4
218
Sale
33
Willys-Overland—.........5
7% preferred
100
Wilson & Co
•
"A"..
*
Preferred
100
Woolworth (F W)
10
Worthington P & M
100
Sale
33 *4
89
95,300 Westlnghouse Air Brake ...*
5,032,710 Westlnghouse El & Mfg..50
10,420
7% 1st preferred..
50
...
Sale
27
131
....
Sale
19*4
5*4
97*4
21*4
56*4
4*4 Sale
100
35,300 Weston El Instr
*
1,100
Class A
•
48,550 Westvaco Chlorine Prod
•
159,220 Wextark Radio Stores
*
48,700 White Motor......
50
21,800 White Rk M Spr ctfs
*
25,200 White Sewing Mach..
*
5,700
Preferred..
*
36,400 Wilcox Oil & Gas
*
11,200 Wilcox-Rich Corp class A..-*
9
Sale
Sale
15
1
1
45.100 Wesson Oil & Snowdrift
*
15,400
$4 conv preferred
*
2,190 West Penn El Co "A"
•
4,300
7% preferred...——100
2,590
Preferred (6)....
..100
2,904 West Penn Pow pref 7%..100
2,440
6% preferred..
...100
28,600 Western Dairy Prod A.i— .._*
Sale
May
37*4 Mar. 17
Jan. 30 105*4 May 18
Apr. 27
7
3*4 Jan.
Jan.
14*4 May 29
10*4 May 29
20
23
67*4 Feb. 27
7
80
20
27*4 Sale
20*4
Sale
46
12
2
Jan.
Sale
•
40*4 Sale
2
Mar.
Sale
1*4
50
17
Jan.
Jan.
1
8*4 May
1
May 13
Mar. 23
9
Feb. 26
Jan.
Jan.
2
Apr.
9
May 29 £76
Apr. 10
Jan.
2
31*4 Mar. 19
Jan.
2
52*4 Mar. 26
Jan. 29
Apr. 23
46
Sale
i\H
2 122
11
16
May 18
Feb.
84
Mar. 26
2
41*4 Mar. 26
2
May
May
May 27
May 27
59
27*4 Mar.
Jan.
22
Sale
26*4 Feb. 13
3
25*4 Jan.
38*4 Mar. 26
May 28
24
p
168M
42
13
27
1
1
1
7
18
9
21
15
2
2
102
31
Sale
20
Sale
3*4 Sale
May
May
May
May
36*4 May
108*4 May
35
May
27
May
18*4 May
9
May
1»*
M
20*4 May
si*
Sale
100
40
Sale
107
21
May
102*4 May
4*4 May
35*4 May
29
May
107*4 May
24
May
22
May
17*4 May
7
May
21*4 May
42
May
9*4 May
34
May
7*4 May
10*4 May
85*4 May
4?< Sale
——*
Sale
Sale Prices.
Apr. 28
Apr.
1
£26*4 May 29 31*4 May 11
103*4 May
1 105*4 May 18
10*4 May 27
34*4 May 29
8*4 May
1
25
May 22
5*4 May 19
7*4 May 25
81
May 25
*
....—
7
72*4
24*4
51 *4
3*4
5
1
11
11
20
12
29
May
May
May
May
May
May 25
May 15
May
1
May 12
May
1
7
80
.*
7,190
Convertible preferred....*
32,100 Warren Fdry & Pipe
*
8,900 Webster Eisenlohr_...—_*
No par value.
18
Sale
13*4 Sale
26*4
39
.*
......
54,800
24,700
18
27
29
27
29
9
4
29
29
26
II*
«?*
Sale
(Blue) certificates.——..,
2,200
May
May
May
May
May
May
42
May
5
May
52*4 May
1*4 May
£106*4 Sale 106*4 May
30*4 32*4 30
May
60
70
60
May
44"
Sale
44
May
95
95*4
96
May
23*4 Sale
22*4 May
93
95
93
May
5*4 Sale
5*4 May
10
Sale
10
May
3*4
3*4
3*4 May
33
Sale
28
May
22
—....100
.....
107
Dlssented-Black-Stamped
24,700
13*4
4*4
52*4
19*4
49*4
2*4
Sale
119*4 Sale
89*4
xl45*4 Sale 138*4 Sale 138
69*4 71*4 65*4 71*4 65*4
137*4 144
137*4 140
137*4
98
100
115
125
98*4
Sale
22
23*4 Sale
Detinning——.100
740
7% preferred..........100
148,400 Waldorf System
.......*
146,500
May
2
May 28
May 26
114*4 May 29
Sale
7
31*4
209,300 Western
53
10
35
May
May
May
May
13
May
39
May
114*4 May
P
12*4
34*4
8*4
28*4
5*4
40
Preferred.
May 15
25*4 May 27
80
36
35,100 Vulcan
420,700
11,900
36,400
32,000
27,200
1,640,300
2,206,600
7
10
Virginia Elec Sc Power—
Preferred (6)
*
800 Virginia Iron, Coal & CokelOO
80
1.
Highest.
Prices.
3
23*4
18*4 Sale
14
2,470
900
"""266
22
7% 1st preferred...—.100
50
53" 800
Sale
8
1st preferred...
""520
26
*
21,500 Va-Caro Chem
*
7,300
7% prior pref——......100
11,100
6% preferred..........100
40
2,390
30
*4
1
8*4 Sale
10
*
930 Van Raalte Co
420
15*4 May 18
20
Lowest.
1
Sale
8
79,640 Vadsco Sales Corp..
•
3,500
Preferred..
...100
6,026,900 Vanadium Corp of America.*
300
50
SINCE JAN.
40
29
30
100
751,300 Utilities P & L "A"
,
10
*
Utah Copper
22*4
26*4 Sale
105
108*4 104
7*4 Sale
oiH
37
48*4 Sale
36*4 Sale
29*4
105
137*4 140
49
50
100
—100
U S Tobacco.....
150
540
120
19
——
410
1.500
1,200
18
7
U S Realty & Inapt
*
U S Rubber
*
8% 1st preferred.......100
U S Smelt Ref & Mg
50
110
2,100
38
Sale
100
Preferred..
U S Express
100
U S Foreign Securities Corp.*
120
142,600
26,000
1,100
476,100
Highest.
Sale Prices.
100
Preferred
3,418,920 United Gas & Inapt Co.—.*
48,400
Preferred
900 United Paperboard Co...100
13,100
Ask.
16*4 Sale
20
Sale
26*4 Sale
53
Sale
11*4 Sale
35*4 Sale
114*4 Sale
6*4
8
14*4 Sale
4*4 Sale
52*4 Sale
19*4 Sale
49*4 Sale
409,000 United Carbon...—-..——.*
175,500 United Cigar Stores..
*
7,650
6% preferred
........100
9,767,914 United Corp
*
157,983
Preferred
*
580 United Dyewood
100
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 29.
Bid.
640
160 United Business Publishers.*
17" 500
1,389,400
22,500
RANGE
Price
Jan. 2
N.T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
Mar.
Mar.
28
28
13
29
27
30
Jan.
23
15*4 Mar. 20
76
29
Mar. 19
Feb. 24
78
Feb. 28
50
2*4
Sale
2*4 May 19
May 20
11*1
3 *4 May
13*1
6
May 14
if
Jan.
2
5*4 Feb. 27
May 20
13*1 May 14
*
York Curb
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
ON NEW YORK CURB
RANGE OF PRICES
Stock Sales.
.Shares
Jan. 1 to May 31
1931.
•
Jan. 1 to
May 31
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
AQQREQATE SALES.
In
Since
2.
1931.
Jan.
Jan. 1.
INDUSTRIAL AND
MISCELLANEOUS
Shares.
Shares.
100
150
400
150
425
1,350
375
700
100
200
6" "illi
11
7
Ilk
4
.Sale
17*4 Sale
8*4
9
19*4
13*4
Sale
Sale
-
1
%
7*4
6
4
10
8
11
k Sale
*4
9
"% Jh
Sale
7
756
19,025
3,600
9*4
94
600
200
2,900
With stock pur warrants.*
6,300
*
12,700 Allied Mills Inc
*
1,300 Allied Motor Indus com
7,800 Allied Product conv A......*
...*
83,240 Aluminum Co common
Preferred
100
15,700
150|
4*4
4}*
Sale
4*4
5*4
n
1
1,100
156"'
Sale
"93*4 Sale"
106 k 107
108*4
Sale
100*4 Sale
59*4 Sale
78
68
14
16
19
a*
18
\?A
31*4
5
23*4
29*4
*4 Sale
28
35
Sale
1
33
25
Sale
"3" 400
1,000
100
775
2,100
86",565
7,400
4*4
13
12
100
5,800
100
16,900
22*4
*4
26*4
*4
650
18,200
2*4
154
1*4
2*4
4
3*4 Sale
5
" Sale
"i
800
2,125
100
25
325
200
100
800
175
29,100
800
16,700
,
5,000
"255
100
i" B56
5.450
500
50
6,000
100
200
200
300
300
1,000
Sale
78
68
7*4 Sale
1*4
2
B.........-.20
Corp...—*
"4*4 Sale"
Amer
3*4 Sale
Corp.......*
100
25
Investors com cl B—*
45"" "50"'
4*4 Sale
1*4 Sale
Warrants
42
100
Mfg Co common
American Meter Co
600 Amer Potash & Chem
Amer Thread preferred
Cla<w B v t c
$3 cum pref
American Yvette Co com
Convertible
*
._*
7*4 Sale
2
Sale
14*4 Sale
4*4 Sale
17*4
22
3*4 Sale
4
1
20 Atlantic Coast Line Co
Mar. 26
9
3
Mar.
1
28
48
40
5*4
Sale
5*4
6*4 Sale
lk Sale
18*4
3*4 Sale
May
1
May 27
May
4
May
2
65
May 19
4*4 May 29
1 *4
6*4 May 29
16
3
22
Sale
35
35
Sale
s5
32
May 25
May 18
34
24
26
19
May 27
May 16
1 *4 May
26*4
Sale
24
34
50
*4 Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
May
May
8
24
92 *4
60
60
60
60
Mar.
Feb.
nflH
26
May
May
May
Feb.
18
16
■5—n~
3*4 Sale
5 *4
~5 " Sale
Sale
3
7 3 *4 Sale
17
Sale
24*4 May 19
37
May ■ 2
"3*4 "5"
2*4
Sale
~3~~ Sale'
2*4 May
May
3*4 May
3*4 May
17
10*4
20
3*4 Sale
8
Sale
16"
10
19*4
3*4
4
9*4 Sale
10
8
t
"q"
Sale
20*4
24
3k
38
o
5*4
6*4
15
4*4
12*4
Sale
18*4
5*4
12
19
3*4
6 *4 Sale
3*4
28
29
21
21
1*4 May 26
20*4 May
8
2*4 May 27
15
14
65
5*4 Sale
18*4 Sale
4*4
4*4
7
7
25
Sale
4*4 Sale
4*4 Sale
4*4
4*4
*4
33
3*4
1
34
4*4
2*4
56
3 *4
3
59*4
Sale
2*4
3*4
3
Sale
12
May 27
3*4 May 21
6 k May 29
14*4 May
8
May
"5
8
4*4 May 19
*4 May
6
57*4
57*4
3*4
Mar. 26
Mar. 26
Mar. 26
Feb.
6
27
Mar. 19
Jan.
10
9
Jan.'
Feb.
92
4*4
4*4 Mar.
May
1*4 Jan.
20
Mar. 16
80
Mar. 12
90
2*4 Apr.
4
2*4
9*4
1*4
60*4
Apr. 27
Feb.
5
May 27
Feb.
2
25
Apr. 30
64*4 Apr.
7
4*4 May 29
11*4 Apr. 16
6*4 Apr. 28
1*4 Mar. 4
14*4 May 13
3*4 May 21
19
May 28
2*4 May 28
30
Jan. 23
35
May 25
4*4 Jan2
1*4 Apr. 30
26
May 27
21
Apr. 23
22*4 Jan. 14
37
May 2
6*4
10
6*4
65*4
30*4
82
May
1
May 16
May
2
May
5
5
65
25
81
5*4 May 11
8*4 May
2*4 May
May
5
8
1
4*4 May
1
19
May 28
4
May 13
15
May 25
May
8
May
7
30*4 May 7
22
May 16
24*4 May 19
42
May
4
35
53
.
20
15
May 18
May 14
May 29
May
Feb.
May
Mar.
Mar.
14
25
14
10
10
Apr. 29
5*4 May 11
Apr. 16
12*4 Feb. 24
Ilk
3
Feb. 24
17
Mar. 27
7*4 Feb.
23
Jan.
5*4 Mar.
35*4 Mar.
52
Feb.
7*4 Feb.
2*4 Feb.
•
45
30
28
51
26
10
2
19
13
26
27
23
Jan.
7
Jan.
5
Feb. 24
Jan.
Mar. 9
2*4 Feb. 25
Mar. 16
3*4 Mar. 25
Mar. 9
1*4 Jan. . 2
16
Mar. 4
3*4 Jan.
8
3*4 May 21
19
7
Feb.
20
3*4 May 15
20*4 May
4
May
1*4 May 26
20*4 May
8
1
Jan.
6
24*4 Apr. _9
7*4 Jan. 12
5
Jan.
24
17*4 May 11
3 54 May
7
9*4 May 12
12
2*4 May 28
May 29
3*4 May 19
5
May
17
14*4 May
8
May
May 27
3*4 May 21
6*4 May 29
2*4 Jan. 19
7
14*4 May
8
May
18*4 May
5
May
36*4 May 22
4*4
*4
*4
2*4
58
59
4
May
May
May 20
May 15
May 11
May 19
May
8
Apr. 18
5
4*4 Jan.
15*4 May 18
4*4 Jan. 15
36*4 May 22
50
"May 21 ""6*4 May
15*4 May 18
4*4 May 20
36*4 May 22
*4 May
2*4 May
Mar.
14
Mar. 26
33*4 Mar. 19
19
1*4 Sale
Feb.
16*4
17*4
25
29
May
May
23
Feb. 25
Jan.
9
Jan.
5
Apr. 20
Mar. 24
102
May
13*4 May
24
May
17
13
2
Mar. 24
29 224
22 109*4 Mar. 23
40*4 May
75
May
23
Feb.
*4
5*4
4*4
30*4
21
24
7
Mar. 26
11
6*4 May 14
1*4 May 19
3 *4 May
3*4 May 21
19
May 28
2*4 May 28
5 *4
Mar. 26
May
2*4 May
85
5
1*4 May 19
14*4 May 13
30
Mar. 10
95
90
7
*4 May
1
29*4 May 13
22
1*4
31
92
100
23*4 May
14
*
19,700 Associated Rayon Corp com.*
6% Conv pref
10©
40,900
6% pref ctfs of dep
100
6,300
9.700 Atlantic Coast Fisheries—
55.
15
*
*
47,200 Anglo-Chile Nitrate Corp
1,000 Anglo Norwegian Holdings.*
200 Animal Trap Co of Amer com *
300 Apex Electrical Mfg
*
*
30,300 Apponaug Co com
24,900 A returns Radio Tube com..*
_.*
9,200 Armstrong Cork com...
10,100 Art Metal Works com.......*
...»
500 Arundel Corp
Associated Elec Industries—
American deposit recta..£1
33,600
800 Associated Laundries com..*
Common v t c.
May 27
Jan.
2
Feb. 19
Jan. 12
4*4
1*4
24*4
93*4
preferred
100 Amoskeag Mfg common
Amsterdam Trading Go
American shares
....
800
*
11,700 Anchor Post Fence com
For iuuinoteiica Dago
Sale
4*4 Sale
65
30
*
.5
900 Amer Transformer common.*
Amer Utilities & Gen Corp—
200
3*4
——*
7,200
201,900
65.700
260,000
44
20
20
Amer Laund Mach com
Amer Maize Products com.
Amer
15
Rubber Co
50
100 Amer Phenix Corp
500 Amer Pneumatic Serr com .25
5
Sale
Cyanamld com class A.*
Amer Founders
100
300
900
65*4
310 American Hardware
98,200
21.600
6,825
1.700
1,725
1,675
39
41
63
25
Amer Dept Stores
Amer Hard
8
22*4 Apr.
6
19*4 Apr.
87
Apr.
4
Feb. 31
13
1*4 Feb. 28
5
Feb.
Jan. 23
3-16 May 13
7
May
9
May 27
May
8
May
2
May
8
May
8
May 4
36
45
4*4
2
2
"5" Sale'
7% lstpref series A.._..100
..*
59.800 American Equities com
*
500 American Fork & Hoe com
101,700
5
2
10M Mar. 26
Feb. 13
l!" Apr. 13
Jan. 16
Apr. 30
*4 Jan. 24
9*4 Jan.
2
8
Feb.
2
May 14
60
82
May 22
*4 May 19
May 27
23
26
1*4
200
20
6
Jan.
7*4
*4
6*4
*4
19
3*4
American Corp
Common cl
*4 May
40*4 May 29
75
May 29
17
May 26
13*4 May 29
24
May 22
23
May 27
13
May 26
80
Amer British A Contr
Amer
May
5
90
13,300
2,100
1,800
368,700
20,300
Mar. 11
63
S*
11*4
Amer Brown Boveri El
5,300
5
25*4 May
7 26*4 May
May
93 *4 May 29 158
100
May 22 108*4 May
40*4 Sale
75
Sale
13*4
Corp.*
Corp
Founders' shares
*
800 Amer Capital Corp com cl A*
Common class B
.*
19,600
$5.5© prior preferred
..*
4,700
$3 preferred
*
3,500
100
7.900 American Cigar Co. com
6,300
95
67
2
2
149*4 Sale
......100
7% preferred
May
7
May
5
May
1
May 15
May
5
May 12
May 25
*4 May 26
May 26
10
3-16 May 13
4*4 May
7
10
14
200 Amer Beverage Corp.....—*
-—100
170 American Book Co
235
1
7
*4 May 26
9*4 May 15
*4
M
9*4 Sale
90
801
951
20*4
13*4
70
8*4
Mar.
90
200
200
6
Feb.
12
75
9,400 Aluminum Ltd
_.......*
1,650
6% cum preferred......100
2,628
Series A warrants w 1
2,271
Series B warrants w i
1,528
Series C warrants w i
1,372
Series D warrants w i
6,260 Aluminum Goods Mfg
..*
100 Aluminum Industries com..*
l66 Aluminum Manufactures
*
3,600 American Arch Co........100
50,700 Amer Austin Car Com
*
1,600 Amer Bakeries Corp class A.*
800
11
10
May
1
17*4 May 29
9
May 26
67
May 26
7*4 May 27
1
May 12
7
May 25
10
70
8*4
May
63
5
2*4
Sale
500 Alliance Investment com..-*
Allied Aviation Industries
500
1,600
May
11
7
10
7*4
Sale
5*4
4
2*4
4*4
4
7
11
39
10,
55
600 Aero Supply Mfg class A—
Class B
♦
3,600
*
10,900 Aero Underwriters Corp
120.600 Affiliated Products Inc
Agfa Ansco Corp com .......
81,800
Preferred
-.100
2,425
*
7,900 Alnsworth Mfg Corp com
5,650 Air Investors Inc com v t c..*
Convertible preference...*
2,600
Warrants
1,700
50
800 Ala Gt Sou RR ordinary
Preference
50
80
3,200 Alexander Industries—.—*
2,800 All America General Corp_20
5*4 Jan.
38
14*4
6
Highest.
Sale Prices.
4*4 Feb. 18
Jan.
9
Mar. 26
94*4 Mar. 16
45
Feb.
9
*4 Feb. 25
8
Apr. 16
2*4 Apr. 16
3
6*4 Feb.
2
11*4 Jan.
4*4 May 14
4*4 May 14
35
20
.......
600
400
1.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
4*4 Sale
500 Aeronautical Indus warr-.
1,800
14,700
1,500
SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices.
Highest
Lowest.
May 29.
May 1.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
A.....*
Acme Steel common
.....25
Acme Wire Co v t c
25
Adams Mlllls 7% 1st pf
100
Aeolian Co (The) 7% pref_100
Acetol Product*. Inc.
2,100
$71,893,000
355,960,000
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
May.
1930.
-
$87,804,000
420,068,000
May.
22,763,240
117,127,915
8,117,288
55,021,235
EXCHANGE
Bond Sales.
1930.
1931.
May
RECORD
4*4 May
*4 Mar.
*4 May
*4 Jan.
18
30*4 Mar. 23
6
Apr. 13
24*4 Apr.
9
7*4 Jan. 17
17*4 Mar. 30
5*4 Feb. 13
15
Mar. 21
Mar.
9
14*4 May
8
3
11
Mar. 10
72*4 Mar. 27
10
Apr.
6
26*4 Jan. 13
854 Feb. 24
41 k Jan.
7
5*4 Mar.
6
1
Jan.
3
*4 May 20
4
Feb.
24
Mar. 27
34
60
56
59*4 Apr. 14
Jan.
Mar.
3
Apr.
110*4 Mar.
Mar.
2
110*4 Mar.
4
8
4:0
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
Since
May.
Shares.
CURB EXCHANGE
1931.
INDUS. 8c MISC. (Con.) Par
21,400 Atlantic Fruit 8c Sugar
*
*
21,400 Atlantic Securities com
5,700
6,200
200
400
2,500
36,600
9,800
195,808
22,904
18,400
42,000
22,100
5,300
1,100
4,400
700
700
3,200
""'566
"2",300
225
50
•
,
;
.
.
19,900
"l",806
"25
1
39
Baumann (Lud) & Co
Conv 7% 18t pref
Bellanca Aircraft vt
100
8,300
100
*
Convertible
25
*
100
2",600
m
3%
8%
12
21
28
15
26
1
3-16 May 11
10% May
5
33% May 12
8% May
1
5% May 1
1% May 15
4
May
6
10
May 14
common
*
*
•
...
50
*
com
.*
com
Manufacturing
Bower Roller
110
Sale
1%
1%
92
2%
2%
m
"lm ~~3~"
2%
4
14% Sale
3
6
May 27 102
May
1% May
May 26
2% May
1% May 28
92
1
4
5
7
32
14
16%
|
69
69
m
37% May 19
3
1
28%
3
3%
Sale
3
14
2
5
58
May
3
7
May 23
13% May 28
68% May 14
3% May 20
16% May 13
20" "24"
15% 17
30
8*
26
Sale
20*
80
22" "24"
90
20 j
10%
13}
27
14
Sale
'
3:
30%
4
Sale
Sale
15
35
Sale
70" "75"
100
11%
19%
"65" ~72%
102% 110
16
31
Sale
16
May 12
16
May 12
20% May 25
26
May
1
90
24
20%
13% Sale
3%
31%
11%
%
65
100
Sale
Sale
18
104
% May 13
% May 13
naX
76
May 29 104
104
May 29
%
%
7%
8
13% Sale
5*
...
5*
6*
5
% May
7
May 19
13% May
1
May
2
%
1%
4%
2
6%
10
4
7
2
5H
19
24%
24
Sale
%
4%
1%
1%
7
Sale
6
6%
20%
21%
17% Sale
% May 21
1% May 21
6% May 26
*
5,400 Burco Inc com
3,100
6% pref with warrants..50
600
700
800
500
1,500
mm mm
■
mm
mm
,
14,700
Cable Radio Tube
mm
'
-mm
700
5
40
%
Sale
Sale
4?*
1%
4%
1%
"2% "4
2
5
1%
Sale
2%
2%
122
128
13%
20
6
*
24
10
26
660
21,125 Chain Store
1,800 Charis Corp
2,000
600
15" ~30"
Stocks Inc.....*
*
common
10
100
320
952,100
20,300
1,800
300
82,000
*
common
240 Chic Burl & Quincy RR..100
2,800 Chicago Nipple Mfg class A.50
1,920 Chllds Co preferred
100
3,385,100 Cities Service common
*
Preferred
*
38,700
Preferred B
*
10,000
400
2,100
14
19%
Preferred BB
200
400
*
6%
20
7%
21%
13% Sale
100 Clark Light
A stock
conv
500
100 Cockshutt Plow Co
—
...
*
8%
•
m
mm
12,000
Common
vot trust ctfs
10,600 Consolidated Aircraft
1,300
33,200
1,900
37,400
5,400
2,000
6,300
700
21,400
1,300
'
'
m mrnrn ~
mm
mm
300
23
23% May
10
Sale
Merchandising
*
3-16
19
15
15
Sale
Sale
22
17%
19%
14% May 19
Sale
5%
1
6%
5%
Sale
45% May
72
May
5
May
5% May
1
May
27
19
27
19
29
10
11
10
22
23
22% May 13
14% Sale
195
98
15% Sale
80% Sale
13% Sale
165
190
90
Sale
10% Sale
63% Sale
7%
14
46
5%
6%
Sale
6%
2%
3-16
16%
11%
12
5
5
May
5
13% May
May
% May
85
May
4
Sale
Sale
15%
15
16%
▼ t C
15
*
10% Sale
*
25
Sale
10
Cons Retail Stores Inc com.*
Consol Theatres Ltd v t c_.*
•-
4
Sale
3%
1%
Sale
5
Continental Chic Corp com.*
5
Convertible preference.__*
35
9,875
46,675
t
Preferred series B
4
6%
8%
3%
2%
Sale
4%
4
6
Sale
3%
5%
8% Sale
2%
3
2%
4
5%
6
37
4
May
1
% May 13
% May 21
8
May
1
3
May 13
6
May
1
pref
100
400 Coon (W B) Co common
*
11,700 Cooper Bessemer Corp com..*
4,000
<3 cum pref with warr____*
'
'.mm
1,100
1,000
42"" Sale"
29% Sale
31% Sale
21
30
23% May 22
Sale
23
34
Sale
9
10
6%
Sale
Sale
20
11
26
8
26
Sale
Copeland Products Inc
400
200
6,300
200
Class A without warr
*
New class A without warr.*
256,100
1,200
1,804,100
5
300
Cord Corp
10,500 Corroon & Reynolds
6.000
<6 Conv pref A
800
14,900 Corporation Sec
•
-4
n
Courtaulds Ltd
AA
100
3,000
com
of Chic
May 13
7
May IS
20% May 19
4% May
*
4
Sale
12%
3%
*
43
Sale
40
*
14% Sale
5% Sale
16%
4%
46%
17%
8% Sale
3
15%
4
Sale"
11
4
29
May
May
2% May
39% May
15% May
27
19
23
29
7% May
5
8
£1
Am dep rets for ord stk req
For footnotes see page 55.
y
Mar. 11
26
SO
Mar.
Jan.
10% May 14
23% May
7
20% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
6
2
4
May 18
May 20
40% May 18
10
May
9
May
6% May
5
5
8
May
3-16 May
16% May
14% May
14
May
7
10
13% May
May
% May
85
May
9% May
62% May
5% May
59% May
7% Apr.
7
20
17
3%
9%
8%
%
5
% May 21
.3% Feb.
9
32
May
31% May
4
1
9% May
26
May
May 13
20% Apr. 25
;
Feb.
4
7
3% Jan.
5
May 29
5% Jan.
2
2% May 19
39% May 23
14% Jan.
2
7% May
5
11
7% Mar.
5
6
Feb. 24
Mar.
3
Mar. 25
May 20
22
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
10
11
3
9
Feb.
5
Feb.
24
Feb.
16
14
Mar. 19
46% Feb. 10
21% Feb. 16
10% Jan.
2
% Jan.
51
2
5% May
5
13
May 28
12% May 11
3% May 11
May 20
5
17
21
Jan.
May 18
20% May 19
17% May
8
Feb.
1% Feb. 17
Apr. 22
37% Feb.
3
9
1
40
Jan.
Jan.
1% Jan.
9% May
4% Jan.
3
Apr.
10% Feb.
37% Feb.
6
24
Mar. 14
23
>11 Mar. 31
5
3
5
22
Apr. 14
21% Feb. 16
2% Apr. 27
7
1
6
40% Apr. 22
10
May
9,
% Apr.
7
20% Apr. 15
10% Feb. 24
10% Jan.
8
27
11
19
12
29
6
27
29
May
6% May
Feb.
6 197
1
2
20 108
21 20%
28 84%
23
21 72%
30 15
% May
nl% May
9% May 13
3% May
5
8
11% Feb. 19
24% Apr. 21
40% May 18
9% Apr. 24
% Apr.
7
17
Apr. 28
3% May 29
4% May 19
2% May
9% Feb.
6% May
% May
12
May
14% May
10
May
11
Apr.
12
8% Feb. 10
4% Mar. 31
Jan.
180
10
19
-
Feb.
40
100
Convertible
8
59
Continental Shares Inc—
2,800
4,075
Mar.
22% Jan.
4
9
Mar. 11
45% May 27
68% Jan. 28
5
May 27
5% May 19
1
Jan.
2
25
% Sale
*
15
May
2
75
May 14
7
May 15
6% May
5
3% May
1
48
2% May 25
IP
21
24
2% May 27
10B
24
Jan.
5
32
2%
14
92% Jan.
122% Mar.
20
Apr.
25
1%
Sale
2% Apr. 10
7
Apr. 13
17% Mar. 14
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
122% Mar.
20
Apr.
13% Mar.
8
6
% Sale
7
% May 11
14% May 19
15% May 28
3% May 29
4% May 19
10
10
17
17
15
6% May 19
% May 12
12
May 29
14% May
6
10
May 27
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
5
12
1
2% Mar.
7
3
4%
10%
%
29
20
29
11
12
60
40% May 18
9% May
5
11
Feb.
180
9%j[May
62% May
5% May
59% May
7% May
Feb.
26
14% May
May
% May
95
May
15% May
80% May
6% May
180
24
Mar. 17
Mar. 3
Mar. 19
Jan.
3
Jan. 27
6% Apr. 11
40% Mar. 27
39
*
com.
<3.50 preferred
Consol Dairy Products..
600
15
31
6
6
% Jan.
8
May 15
11
Consol Automatic
3,400
13% May 26
26%
8
1
200 Compressed Indus Gases
m
6
13% May 26
Feb.
1 % Feb. 17
21% May
1
6%
£12%
92%
3%
5
20
6
1%
6%
21%
24%
20%
Apr. 22
1
130
13
9
1% May
10
2%
..
2,900 Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg25
2,200 Columbia Pictureo Corp com *
May
7
Mar. 3
Mar. 24
Mar. 5
2% Feb. 24
% Feb. 26
5% Jan.
6
Jan.
Mar. 25
Apr. 15
%
10%
17%
%
19
1% May 25
23%
8%
200 Columbus Auto Pts conv pf.*
Commonwealth Secur Inc
200
Conv preferred
100
mm'mm
1
120
...
1
144,000 Colombian Syndicate
3,600
1%
com....
2,300 Cohn & Rosenberger Com
100
•
Sale
3
95
15% Sale
'
_
20
20
Mar. 6
% May 21
4
Mar. 27
181
Feb.
34% Jan.
% May
1 % May
4% May
% May
19
May} 13
May 29
96% Apr.
1
Jan.
Jan.
6
104
%
1%
5%
%
*
1,900 Club Aluminum Utensil
mm
Feb.
3
160
% May 29
1% May 20
4% May 29
% May 11
6
40
*
39,300 Claude Neon Lights com
20,400 Cleveland Tractor com
1,200
13,500
1,100
1%
8
40%
400 Claude Neon Elec Prod
mm
5
10
8,700
4,100
rn rn mm
5
6% Sale
190
Budapest—Amer shares.
1,000 City & Sub Homes Co
mmm mm -
% Sale
1%
1%
4
72
7% Sale
5% Sale
1% Sale
2,600 City Machine fit Tool com
*
City Savings Bank Co Ltd
100
m m m m. mm
Non-voting
80
Mar.
32
Chatham Phenix Allied
Corp
19,700
103
3
*
common
2,000
7% 1st partic prof
...100
New 7% prior preferred.100
1,765
1,100 Celluloid Corp common
*
39,000 Centrifugal Pipe Corp
*
21,333 Chain Stores Develop com..*
200
Sale
23
100 Castle (A M) & Co
...10
Celanese Corp of Amer—
3,200
4,600
Sale
Am dep rets B ord shares
100
675
5
38
21
22
9
Feb.
2*
% May 22
21% May
1
21% May 20
£1
5,200 Carrier Corp
May
May
Jan.
Feb.
May
22
1
20
8
5
9
13
5
11
% May 22
21% May
1
21 % May 20
5
May
6
38
May 21
45
*
Carreras Ltd
"""400
Feb.
13%
3%
30%
12%
%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1%
100
500 Carmen & Co conv A stk
B stock
200
5,900 Carnation Co common...
IOC
'
Feb.
17% May 29
19% Jan. 16
100
500 Canadian Indus Alcohol A..*
50 Canadian Indus 7% pref..100
100 Capital Management Corp.25
'mmmrnmrnrn
May
20% May
80% Mar.
5
*
com
900 Canada Cement Co com
500
(>%% cum preference
m
5
35
2%
5%
%
Sale
"20"~ "22"
34%
c_*
com t t
200 Canada Bread Ltd
mm
1%
21%
27
Warrants
15,500
;
8,900 Burma Corp, Amer dep rcta_
6,800 Butler Bros
20
500 Buzza Clark Inc common
2,600
1
1% Sale
21%
Feb. 26
Mar. 12
5
Mar. 10
13
Apr. 16
18% Feb. 25
29* Mar. 5
Jan. 21
84
Mar. 25
26
Feb. 24
16% Feb. 18
Feb. 27
38% Mar. 2
Apr.
■
20
20
6
41% Feb.
19
May
17% May 29
16
Feb. 14
30% Apr. 14
16% Mar. 5
71% Mar.
4% Mar.
Feb.
16
'"1% May"l5
British Celanese—
1,600
58
May
2% Apr.
13% May
3
1% May 21
6% May 26
8% Mar. 20
2% Mar. 19
8% Feb. 16
May 27 110
Jan. 15
1
May 26
2% Jan. 14
3
1% Jan.
7
Apr.
9
31
Feb. 13 37% Jan. 21
19% Jan. 28 19% Jan. 28
rs
1
2
8
Mar. 13
14% Mar. 10
92
100
American dep receipts
100 Bucyrus Monigham class A__
5,125 Bulova Watch Co <3.50 con pf ♦
525
8
May
1
17% Jan.
5
10% Jan.
8
4% Mar. 10
34% May 25
7
9
1
7% May
13% May
% Jan.
13% Feb. 26
37
19
67% Apr.
100
19,400
100
May 21
88% Jan.
125% Apr.
175% Jan.
com
com.
9
Jan.
24
13% May 12 13% May 26
3% May 28
4% May
5
31% May 29 z35% May 5
2
I May 15
2% Jan. 22
28
100
21,000 Brit-Amer Tob Ord bearer.£l
Amer dep receipts
2,200
reg
£1
100
V
Sale Prices.
MayJ12
2
com..
Bearing
JAN.
Highest.
Prices.
Jan.
Jan.
13
"17"
16
29%
10
common
Bohack (H C) Co
100
34% May 25
43
13% May
*
common
com
38%
55
*
Opt 6% Conv pref
Blumenthal (S) 8c Co
Blyn Shoes Inc
1%
1%
37%
*
common..
Corp
108,
12% May 18
..100
c
preferred
Bliss (E W) 8c Co
Blue Ridge
104
5,300 Bridgeport Machine com....*
2,000 Brill Corp class A
*
Class B
*
1,750
2,200 Brillo Mfg Co common
...*
Class A
1,600
400
4
Sale
"II" "W
com
200 Bowman-Bllt Hotels
"1*266
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
5
37
Sale
3%
8%
% May
5
8% May 27
33
7
Sale
Sale
600 Botany Cons Mills
18,500 Bourjois Inc
900
100
Highest.
Sale Prices■
10
Sale
Axton-Fisher Tob A com...10
7%
10%
3..
Sale
18%
40 Boston & Albany RR
■:
Ask.
Lowest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 29.
Ask. Bid.
8% Sale
5% Sale
4
11
90 Boos
•/v.
2%
8%
Aviation Corp of the Amer..*
Securities Corp
*
Aviation Secur of New Eng.*
75
7% 1st pref
1,225 Borg-Warner Corp pref
100
8%
11%
4% Sale
*
com
Aviation
500 Blauner's
V:/y%
Corp
6,200 Bickford's Inc com
$2.50 cum conv pref
1,700
...»
1 4,100 Bigelow-Sanford Carpet
30
6% preferred
100
7,900
165,500
90,650
5,900
1,800
2,100
1,300
13,400
Bid.
8%
Warrants
Automatic Voting Mach com *
Conv prior participating.„*
23,528 Benef Indus Loan
3,900 Benson & Hedges
:
300
375
2,900
May 1.
Ask.
% Sale
»
...
Atlas Utilities
...
500
.
Atlas Plywood
Bid.
*
warr
1,578 Babcock & Wilcox Co
14,400 Bahia Corp common
Preferred
9,400
400 Bancomit Corp common
100 Bastlan Blessing Co
475
2,900
1,400
10,400
$3 pref with
SINCE
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
Shares.
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK
In
.
Jan.
54% Jan.
15
Jan.
2
13
13'
16
22
26
3
14
9
22
23% Feb. 24
36% Jan. 30
6% Feb.
9
May 28
Apr.
6
13
15
6% Mar.
51% Jan.
22
3
2
Feb.
11
8% Apr.
14
41
NEW YOKK CUEB EXCHANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
AGGREGATE SALES.
NEW TORE
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
May.
Price
2
1031.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
m
m
mm
m
m
mm
INDUS. & MISC. (Cob.) Par
Shares.
25
200 Crane Co com
72,100 Crocker Wheeler Elec Mft..*
5.800
RANGE
SINCE JAN.
1.
Jan.
Ask
Bid.
May 1.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
May 29.
Ash. Bid.
Bid.
Ask.
33
3354 35
1151 Sale
Mar. 24
1454 Mar. 12
3454 Apr. 28
754 Jan.
2
35
1854 May
5
554 May 27
2454 Apr.
2
17
May
2
454 May 28
25
17
31
31
88
35
Sale
1
31
751 Sale"
33
89
2754 Apr. 22
54 Feb. 26
6
Apr. 30
2754 Feb. 16
3954
54
654
3654
Mar. 23
Jan.
7
Jan. 21
Mar. 27
85
90
Apr.
854 May 20
1154 May
Crosse & Blackwell—
700
""300
Preferred with warrants..*
17
4
300 Crowley Milner & Co com—*
2,400
8,500
50
Crown Cork Internat cl A—*
325
754 Sale
20
May
2
454 May 28
5
Apr. 27
lSMMay 5
854 Mar. 12
Crown Zellerbach Corp
$6
33,500 Cuban Cane Products
900
500 Cuban Tobacco
mmmm
500
200
mm
2554
29
"l "
Press
100
3,500
m.
mrn
mm
42,900
May 11
May 20
154 May. 6
1
Jan.
Jan.
22
2
2
1
Jan.
2
4
4
"2H Sale
100
Deere & Co com
De Forest Radio v t c
.*
Apr. 16
Jan.
23
54 Jan.
3
5
400 Decca Record Amer shares.£1
121,900
580,700
May 25
May 22
154 May
7
H '""54 Sale"
'~"K
17
13
13
17
H May
15
7
May 13
54 May
15
2
3654 Sale
1% Sale
""54 Sale
H
&
a
2654 Sale
5% Sale
54 Sale
22
Sale
54 May 18
54 May
7
2254 May 29
4
Sale
354 May 21
2
10
26
18
9
24
May
1
May
7
3054 May 14
554 May 26
1254 Jan.
54 Apr.
54 Mar.
54 May
54 Apr.
22
Apr.
154 Jan.
13
12
21
154 May 29
1854 Mar. 23
2454 Feb. 21
18
May 22
May 13
*
*
236,000 Dayton Airplane Engine.—
100
13,900
22,000
2
88
54
'"54 Sale'
1254 Sale
Davenoort Hosiery.
100 Davis Drug Stores com
Convertible preferred
100
m
mm
mm
30
30
Pref with warrants
157,000
mm
2
28
86
4
De Haviland Aircraft Co—
""166
25,200
mmm mmm
mmm mm•
Am dep rets ord reg
1,300
£1
5,900 Delsel-Wemmer-Gilbert coa
186,200 Detroit Aircraft Corp
1,700 Detroit Gasket & Mfg com.
Dinkier Hotels
400
mmmm
—
—
iV> it*
454
6
Sale
254 Sale
16
18
"I54 Sale"
12" "20"
13
16
136
127
654
454
454
120
25
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
40
mm
3,500
1,400
...»
Class B
Driver Harris Co common.. 10
7% preferred
...100
*
Dubilier Condenser Corp
..*
Durant Motors Inc
300 Durant Motors of Can
Durham
1.900
9
9
8
5
4
Apr. 16
5
Jan.
23
Vv 54 Mar. 24
1754
54
54
254
54
4454
854
Apr.
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
13
10
26
16
9
26
25
554 Apr. 14
17
Mar. 20
3% Mar. 2
1954 Mar. 11
2454 Feb. 21
23
Apr. 28
454 May 15
1954 Sale
1754 Sale
554 May 22
Jan.
354 May
5
1654 May 25
35
May 14
35
May 21
354 May
5
1954 May
1
35
May 14
46
May 6
454 May
48
Apr.
354 May
1254 Jan
35
May
35
May
Feb.
102
30
38
Sale
19
Sale
33
Sale
"354
Sale
154 Sale
'3254
3454
2054 Sale
2154
23
70
80
5
Sale
2
Sale
1654
1854
354 Sale
154 Sale
27
May
7
2954 May 15
1854 May 22
18
May 25
354 May 20
154 May 25
3354 May
31
May
21
May
2254 May
5
May
254 May
2
5
5
8
1
9
4654 Apr.
27
May
2954 May
May
May
72
Apr.
3
Apr.
11*
Jan.
15
10
5
3
14
21
7
30
3
Feb. 14
Mar.
Jan.
754 Mar.
52
354 May
5
2354 Mar. 20
56
Mar.
5
51
Jan.
6
24 105
13
7
15
22
25
18
8
2
854 Apr. 13
..10
8
20 132
Apr. 14
4654 Apr. 13
Feb. 24
Apr. 29
2754 Mar. 19
4154 Feb. 20
Jan.
7
80
6
Apr. 27
354 Mar. 26
954 Mar. 9
m
Duplex Razor—
r prior pref with warr...*
400 Durham Hosiery com cl B
*
mmmrnrnrn
May 16
Jan.
126
5
'3554 Sale'
2154 Sale
24 54 Sale
29,000
447,700
May 22
100
31
220
mm
4,200
17,200
1254
27,200
19,300
600
mmmrnrnrn
Preferred
1254
50 Draper Corp
—*
19,500 Dresser (S R) Mfg class A—*
Class A certlfs of deposit800
mm
3,600
18
170
454
100 Dominion Steel & Coal cl B_*
mm
May 20
254 May
1
754 Apr. 23
87,800 Douglas Aircraft Inc
150 Douglas (W L) Shoe 7% pf 100
*
7,600 Dow Chemical Co com
5,300
Mar.
254 Jan.
•
100
mm
May 20
154 May 29
Class A with warrants...
5.900
mm
2
354 Feb. 14
13
lo"" "22"
151
410 Dixon (Jos) Crucible Co..100
4,900 Doehler Die-Casting
*
125 Dominion Bridge Co Ltd—
mm
1,100
mmm
5
4
100 Diamond Shoe Corp com..
320 Dictaphone Corp com
mm
220
2
Aircraft—
100 Curtiss-Wright Export com.*
Curtiss Wright warrants—
mm
"
mm
com
May 6
54 May 12
14
1
'3154 Sale
Sale
Sale
4,800
mmm'm
6
10
100
mm
warr—
t c—*
1,100
Curtlss-Reid
M> m
com v
% pref with warr
100
1,100 Curtiss Airports v t c
..*
200 Curtiss Flying Service Inc..*
5,300 Cuneo
400
«B
May 6
3-16May 11
*
pref A
conv
_
11,800
Duval Texas Sulphur..
3,300
16,700
Eastern Util Invest cl A
400 Edison Bros Stores
20
12
"2" "254
400
*
254 Sale
*
com
25
11
iff
1
254
354 Sale
654
8
13
23
54
154
Sale
2
654
Jan.
15
154
2
14
154 May 25
2
May
7
54 Jan.
8
154 May 25
2
354 May
6
May 29
May 29
Feb.
6
54 Jan.
354 Jan.
19
27
29
11
21
7
Jan.
25
10
Feb.
1854 Jan.
5
May 27
39
654
2654
2254
;2254
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
18
Mar. 21
7
8854 Feb. 25
Feb.
854
Educational Pictures Inc 8%
475
2,300
pref with com pur warr.100
*
55,000 Eisler Electric com..
5,000
m
mm
m
m
454 Sale
300 Elec Household Utilities...10
mm
11,300
62,100
107,900
8,900
400
Elec Pow Associates com....*
*
Class A
400 Elec Prod of Colo
3,800
1,100
32,900
4,900
400
" Sale
13
1254 Sale
*
com
Elec Shareholdings com
Sale
4
19
*
Conv pref with warrants.*
Sale
9
67
70
2854
Sale
15
1454 Sale
554 Sale
1254 Sale
75
80
354 Sale
1254
1154 Sale
12
12
May 20
1154 May 28
5
12
"
Sale
7254 Sale
400 Electrographlc Corp com
*
60 Elgin National Watch Co__25
50
2554 May 27
3
May 27
32
4
May 20
May
1
26
15
May
4
1154 May 27
7254 May 27
8
May 20
11
May
6
15
May
1454 May
554 May
1
5
1
1354 May 12
75
May
5
May 25
May
6
10
11
3
25
12
Feb.
10
May 20
1154 May 28
5
May
4
Jan.
Jan.
9
72
8
May 20
May
6
11
31
23
19
26
26
554 May
1
10
May 25
1854 Mar. 31
Emerson Bromo-Seltzer—
300
ll",300
mm
mm
m
700
m
mm
mm
m
500
300
12,300
10,000
36,100
1,500
1,700
10,500
1,100
12,100
1,000
2,800
"""466
12,000
mm
m
70
100
800
1,400
700
100
m mrnrn
m
*
com
m
10
com
Fairchild Aviation class A..*
1,400
300
3,200
mmmrnm—
100
5
9
3 54 Sale
2054
23
54 Sale
154 ' 15
154
154
Fansteel Products Inc
*
Sale
1054
4
1554
554
com
*
5
25
.*
800
425
26
23
2254 Sale
554 Sale
"54 ~~1~"
354 Sale
3 54
Sale
32
1054
16
5
3
16"
If
*
6
954 Sale
6
5
"854 "9"
45
854
8
2
54
154
2154
1054
54
45
11
1
10
1
1154 Sale
...
154 May
4
24
May
5
6
May 27
54 May 26
May 28
1
May 11
454 May
9
2S
2054 May
3-16May
954 May
554 May
554 May
254 May
28
20
29
8
21
20
27
May
3-16May
1054 May
6
May
654 May
254 May
26
20
27
13
5
Feb.
22
Jan.
11
""54" "154
54
Jan.
May
Jan.
Apr.
May
Jan.
May
Jan.
5
11
May 13
11
54 May 20
May 14
19
54 May 20
May 14
1
7
754
2
2154 Sale
25
Sale
'254
Sale
254
1954 Sale
2
254
11554 Sale
Sale
15
7
May
4
654 May 26
2
May
2
143
253
May 27
May 28
754 May 20
754 May 16
25! May 13
2054 May
3454 May
6
5
5
26
3
28
28
5
29
13
21
6
24
8
15
15
25
27
5
May 13
54 Mar. 20
Mar.
17
Jan.
8854
354
654
154
Mar. 7
Jan. 23
May 26
Jan.
9
5
1454 May 27
Jan.
25
2
4
2
28
10
10
54
54
154
254
2054
54
954
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
554 May 29
May 13
254
7
354 Jan.
25
May
May 15
May
8
2154 May 25
1154 May
2
3354 Feb. 16
254 Mar. 20
16
Mar. 11
54 Jan. 22
16
154 May
8
1454 May 15
8
May 15
2154 May 25
1054 May 27
14
5
54 Mar. 18
654 Feb.
4
% May 25
554 May
254 Jan.
6
Apr.
1 % May
1454 May
8
May
2154 May
1054 May
20
100
of Canada cl A..*
3154 Jan. 14
54 May 20
11
254 Sale
20
1054 Sale
A.¬
May 25
2254 May 29
554 May 29
354
27
1,350 Fire Assn of Philadelphia-.10
139,200 Ford Motor
Class B
3.325
40,800
""154 May"!
19
1
3,700 Fischman (I) & Son class A.*
*
6,400 Flintkote Co class A
*
4,100 Foltls-Fischer Inc com...
1,700
Sale
554 Sale
200 Firemen's Fund Insur
"""566
J4 May 20
1154
Sale
254
§5
400 Financial Invest Co of N Y.10
y
6
1
Fedders Mfg Co class A
100 Finance Co of Amer
100
3354
Sale
1
12
Fairy Aviation Amer shares..
Fajardo Sugar
100
Fandango Corp com
*
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops.*
4,500 Federated Capital Corp..
200
6% cum preferred
3,500 Federated Metals Corp
1,000 Ferro Enameling class A
16,300 Flat Amer dep rets..
1,200 Film Inspection Machine
100
24
154 Sale
....
Fabrics Finishing com.....
Fageol Motors Co
3054 3354
154 Sale
*
pref...
Federal Bake Shops com...
700 Federal Mogul Corp
1,700
200
*
non-vot com..
conv
....
5,600
m mmm m
Cum
Warrants
1,600
300 Empire Fire Insurance
10
24,600 Empire Steel Corp com
__*
3,600 Employers Re-insurance
10
2,600 Ex-Cell-O Aircraft & Tool..*
m
mmm.
m
Class A
69,900 Empire Corporation
mrnmmmm
254 Mar. 18
154 Jan. 10
5
Mar. 23
254 Apr. 28
42
Jan.
8
54 Jan. 30
15 J4 Feb. 19
1154 Feb. 24
654 Apr.
6
454 Mar. 6
8
Jan.
6
Feb. 13
Apr. 15
1054 Jan. 21
43
Feb.
9
5
15
1354 Mar. 3
154 Jan. 13
11
May 13
1
24
Feb.
3
Mar. 25
8854 Mar.
6
8
Mar. 25
12
3
Mar. 23
Jan.
28
2954 Mar. 21
6254 Feb. 16
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
60,000
300
1,300
3,200
1,000
20,300
3,100
24,400
1,000
mmmmmrn
Amer dep rets..Ord reg £1
805,710
Am dep rects ord reg new6,800
12,500 Ford of France Am dep rets
52,175 Foremost Dairy Prod com...*
Conv preference
8,450
*
37,500 Foremost Fabrics Corp..—-*
Foundation Co foreign shi
class A
16,200
*
140,800 Fox Theatres class A com
3,800 Franklin (H H) Mfg com—.
75
7% preferred
100
50 Franklin Ry Supply Co
*
150
1,925
2,200
6,400
82,300
4,800
1,200
500
5,100
13,100
1,100
100
Gamewell Co 6% pref
Garlock Packing Co com
1
Sale
154
454
154
254
454 Sale
5
654
100
""154 Sale'
254
354
354 Sale
4
554
11-16 Sale
1154 May 27
13
May
1
754 May 19
54 May 19
2
May 27
9-16May 13
1454 May
9
1354 May
854 May
1
May
2
May 27
154 May
354 Sale
254 Sale
254
3
254 May 14
254 May 20
3
May 23
454 May 28
354 May
1
4 % May 20
1154 Sale
"754
54
154
14
16
4
o
654 Sale
90
1454
1354
10154
16
454
754 Sale
4
5i
2
97
99
*
Alloys Co
•
General Aviation Corp com *
General Cable warrants.!
General Capital Corp com.
General
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
4
1354
1354
854
54
15
Sale
4
554 Sale
9654 May 20 100
1354 May 27 15
4
654
May 25
754
554 May 27
1
May 19
154
27
May 27 27
May
May 20
May 12
May
May
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
1
Apr.
9-16 May
1154
1254
754
54
254 Jan.
6
254 May 20
3
May 23
34
Feb.
4
46
Apr. 27
May 27
1954 Jan. 26
1454 Apr. 20
1054 Mar. 5
354 Jan.
8
4
Jan.
5
654 Mar. 20
5
654
754
34
46
Feb. 27
Jan. 23
Feb. 21
Feb.
4
Apr. 27
9654 May 20 10154 Feb. 19
1354 May 27 1854 Mar. 21
4
Jan.
14
554 May 27
1
May
27
27
15
9
13
13
Feb.
18
1054 Feb. 26
12
Mar. 26
May 27
354 Feb. 24
37
Mar.
6
854 May 28
1154 Feb. 16
27
General Elec Co of Great Brit
American dep receipts
67,600
13,200 General Empire Corp
16,300
3,000
2,400
600 •-y-
6,400 Gen Flreproofing
y
43,800
£1
1054 Sale
-10%
1054
14
*
17
17
24
25
2254 Sale
54
54
Sale
Sale
8
16
18
23
20
Gen Laundry Mach com
*
200 General Parts Corp com
Convertible pref
600
71 General Silk 1st pref..
.
......
.
com
*
3
8
1054 May
5
May
1
14
2354 May
54 May
2
8
20
17
5
*
854 May 28
1654 May 27
May 27
54 May
8
20
10
21,700
200
General Stockyards com
Gen Theatres Equip Inc
326,700
$3
For footnotes see page 55.
cum conv
pref
54 Sale
54
p54
5
*
Sale
954 Sale
6
Sale
19
554 May
12
954 May
1
18
26«
Feb. 27
53
1154 Mar. 10
554 Jan. 20
3054 Mar. 11
100
24
Jan.
May 27
54 Apr. 28
554 May 12
Mar.
Jan.
2
9
Jan.
Feb.
3
27
Feb.
27
554 Jan.
20
13
36
Mar. 10-
3154 Feb. 16
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE
May.
NEW TORE
CURB EXCHANGE
Price
Jan. 2
1931.
INDUS. 8c MISC. {Con.) Par
Shares.
60 Gen Tire&Rubber Co com 25
Shares.
30
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
SALES.
Since
Jan. 1.
In
Bid
,
Ask.
Ask,
Ask, Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
May 29.
May 1.
,
Sale Prices.
85
May 20
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
89
May 14
50
6% cum preferred A
(S A) Co com...
_*
600 Gilbert (A C) Co com
„.*
Preferred
*
700
100 Gladding McBean & Co
*
Gleaner Comb Harvester...*
22,100
..*
40,000 Glen /ilden Coal Co
29,800 Globe Underwriters Etch..*
200 Godchaux Sugars class B._
*
8,300
"""266
"""200
7,500
5,800
/ 200
"""166
4,100
68,100
13,300
Gerrard
5,200 Golden State Milk Prod
752,300 Goldman-Sachs Trading
82,950 Gold Seal Electric Co
6
33)*
58"
6
34&
56
100
32
"""600
*
*
Inc
600 Grand Rapids Varnish.....•
"5'306
14,100 Graymur Corp...
.*
1,725 Gray Tel Pay Station com
*
2,020 Gt Atl 8c Pac Tea 1st pref. 100
5,580
Non-toting common stock *
....
200
750
870
100
1
Sale
1734
22
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75
Common
1,100
700
2,400
2,750
400
3,400
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Guardian Investors com
16)4
17
17
20
17)4
19
18
May 28
May 28
34 May 23
7
3
7
Sale
24
5
29
118
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217
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65
28
10
9
6)1
3
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2
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181
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7
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7
9
12
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23
7
12
25
6
9
97
100
8)4 May 11
61
25
28
10
26)4 May
9
27
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5
May
May
5
1
9
98
May
May
5
1
1
4
25
5
1
5
3)4
1
3)4 May 29
4
May
4
54 May
HaU (C M) Lamp Co
*
400 Hambleton Corp $3 pref....*
900 Hammond Clock com.......*
100
15
Jan.
5)4 Jan.
60
9
18
4)4 May 11
Feb. 21
May 29
Feb.
6
1134 Mar. 25
Feb. 26
54 Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
5H Jan.
2934 Mar.
73)1 Feb.
1234 Mar.
7
May
Apr.
1954 May
May
Feb.
May 23
10
May 19
5)4
534 May 20
May
8
37)4 May 18
7
25
5)4 May 14
May
8
37)4 May 18
25
1
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Fob. 18
39)4 Mar. 12
6
14
13
10
Jan.
17
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5
98
7
Jan.
5
7
26
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14
28
1
Jan.
2
Jan.
5
20
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
May
4
Apr.
3
Apr.
7
634 Mar. 26
27
4
4
54 May 12
22
27
Feb. 26
2
Mar. 10
May 23
18
Jan.
12
Jan.
15
Jan.
14
9
15
7
4
Apr.
23
Jan.
Feb.
9
5
23
17
23
24
122)4 May 15
260
16734 Jan.
21
May
22 34 Feb.
25
Apr.
97
6
,
23 M Jan. 27
23
Feb. 26
May 28
May 28
34 Apr. 11
61
117
10
8
Apr. 23
15
22
2
12
17
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19
7
534 Jan.
54 Jan.
4
9
5)4
5
5
16 34 Feb.
54 May 12
Guenther (Rudolph) Russell
Law inc com.
5
2,800
200
Jan.
4
May 11
17)4 Feb. 19
15
May 29
6
5
*
200 Habirshaw Cable & Wire...*
"""700
Feb.
1
7
4
4)4
"334 Sale"
20
17
Highest.
20
5
10
1.
Sale Prices.
Mar. 7
16 102
Mar. 11
12 85
17
7)4 Apr.
2
14
934 Feb. 10
Mar. 12
28 35
Feb.
3
4 23
30)4 May 20
6
9
97
Sale
Sale
3)4 Sale
1H
5
82)4 Feb.
8454 Mar.
434 Feb.
6
May
32
Apr.
22)4 Feb.
34 May 23
"l954 May"26 25" "May" 13
184)4 Sale
"23"'
May 26
19 34 May 22
18
May 28
JAN.
Sale Prices.
4
Sale
Sale'
170
"1)4 May" 19
5
3
21
58
3X
24)4
65?* Sale
*
50
$7 preferred with warrants*
25,400 Grocery Stores Prod v tc..*
100 Ground Gripper Shoe com..*
m
800
Sale
21
% Sale
2,400 Great Northern Paper Co. .25
400 Greenfield Tap tc Die com..*
600 Greif (L) Ac Bros Inc com...*
225
7% preferred.
........100
400 Greyhound (The) Corp com-*
Grier (S M) Stores Inc—
54
Sale
3554 May
1
834 May
4
4)4 May 11
15
"554 Sale
734 Sale
6 34 "May" Is
6
May29 "15"" May" 29
16)4 May 20 20)4 77ay 13
8
5)4 May 26
May
1
1)4 May
54 May 27
2
15" Sale
900 Gr Lakes Dredge 8c Dock....*
200 Great Lakes Engineering..10
"'"466
Sale
8
Sale
May 14
134 May 23
30)4 May 20
8
May
1
4
May 11
33"" Sale
3534 Sale
8:
_*
5,700 Gotham Knitbac Mach
Gramophone Columbia
100 Graphophone new co w i
28,100 Gramophone Co Ltd rets _f 1
200
5)4
8
40
5
7
8)4
25
900
$3 cum pref with warr....*
800 Gorham Mfg Co com v t c
*
350
_-m
534
10
6
10
250 Goldblatt Bros Inc com...-*
100 Golden State Co Ltd
;
Gorham
mm —
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14
534 May 20
25
Apr. 20
Feb. 26
30
Jan.
8)4 Mar. 19
Apr. 20
4034 Mar. 17
25
Handley-Page Ltd
600
Am dep rets partic pref
1,000
39,500 Happiness Candy St cl A...*
28,800
-
— -
m
—
—
—
100 Hart Carter Co
-
100
—
—
2,900
—
—
—
—
—
...
Second preferred.
75
mm————
200
34
13
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1)4 Sale
1)4 Sale
434
14
34
34
7
2)4 Jan.
May 14
5
Apr. 29
9
1)4 Jan.
2
14
4
54
1)4
8)4
May
134
16)4
3
10
54 May
5
May
2)4 May
1
6
5
60
143
13
"8
12
20
9
23*
200
7% 1st preferred
50
1034
2,800
270
Horn Ac Hardart com....
Preferred
21
12
13
17
*
30
3154
29)4 May
1
35
6)4
20
3534
234
10)4
41)4
2
37)4
45~""May"l5 '40"
40
Sale
10334 May
Feb.
Feb.
20
7
28
May 22
28$
46
104
Jan.
May 21
16
~3"""May"21
3
6
4)4
35
43
11
32)4 Mar. 23
3054 May 13
10k Mar. 27
Jan. 27
18
3054 May 13
12
100
...
Feb.
23)4 Feb. 11
3)4 Feb. 10
....
*
120
May 21
1J4 May 21
50)4 May 25
Horn (A C) Co com
100
8)4
29)4 Sale
5,850
mm — —
14
100
300 Holophane Co common
*
600 Holt (Henry) 8c Co partic A 20
100 Hormel (Geo A) 8c Co com...*
200
15
Sale
21
70
1,500 Hires (Ghas E) class A com..*
-
200
>
Hartman Tobacco Co
7,000 Hazeltine Corp
*
*
14,400 Helena Rubinstein com
2,000 Heyden Chemical Co.......*
150 Heywood Wakefield com..100
25
7% 1st pref
....100
——————
mm——
%
pref...*
2)4 May
7
2
May 14
80 Hart Schaffner & Marx... 100
—
1,200
3,800
m
conv
1)4 May 19
1)4 May
1
May" 15
7 104
May 29
3
9
1
5
1
Jan.
Jan.
22
19
10)4 Jan. 23
43)4 Mar. 19
104
May 29
Houdaille Hershey Corp—
800
..*
6,000 Hurler's Co of Del com.....*
1,050
7% preferred
....100
*
26,000 Hydro-Elec Secur com
39,500 Hygrade Food Prod com
.*
Imperial Chem Industries Ltd
Amer dep rets ord she reg £1
1,500
900 Imperial Tobacco of Can
5
6,825 Imp Tob of Gt Brit Ac Irel..£l
425 India Tire & Rubber com—*
"i'606
350
3,200
3,000
600
200
3,100
------
10
17,800 Indus Finance com v t c
1,550
7% cum pref
..100
36,500 Insull Utility Investment...*
2,600
25
9,200
50
500
2,500
5,800
.
18,400
46,800
100
Jk*
22)4
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Sale
3
o
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20)4 Sale
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4
3
3)4
50
Sale
1554
2)4
11
534
734
29)4 Sale
71
15
5
52
6)| Sale
12
3,300
1,700
5,800
5,100
800
254 May 27
9)4 May 15
21)4 May 18
Sale
30
Sale
73
82
'5654
Sale
46
50
7
Sale
47 )4 May
5)4
12
3
Jan.
2
May 27
Feb.
J
20
36
40
Sale
27)4 May
75
May
49
May
5)4 May
1
27
26
27
26
47)4 May
34
May
75
May
57
May
7)4 May
1
13
26
1
1
35
4
Internet Safety Razor cl B_*
International Textbook. .100
5
10
Interstate
3
Sale
*
.*
Equities com
Conv preferred
Interstate Hosiery Mills
*
27
5
30
7
7)4 Sale
11
13
15)4
17
254
254
2854 Sale
4)4
6
10
Sale
37
60
334
134 Sale
334
434
May 27
154 May
1
2)4 May 27
4654 May 20
37
154
3)4
4654
11)4
1054 May 25
12)4 May
154 May 28
25)4 May 26
5
May 13
2)4 May
5
2854 May
1
5
May 13
45
134
134
2
8)4
13
Mar. 30
Jan. 12
5
28
May
May
May
May
May
5)4 May
5
Apr.
47
27
75
49
1)4
25)4
4)4
26)4
6)4
854
9 54
2
May 27
May
1
May
6
May 20
Jan.
4
11
2
May 12
May
8
234 May 16
Warrants
954 May 23
1
May 29
3
May
27
26
27
26
15
18
4
Mar. 11
Jan.
50)4 Feb.
28
9
Feb.
27
634 Apr.
8
30
454 Apr. 24
10
Mar. 13
2234 Apr. 29
11
Jan.
9
11
Jan. 31
57
Feb. 20
4934 Feb. 16
85
Mar. 21
63
Mar. 26
9)2 Feb. 26
854 Feb. 26
14
56
May 27
134 Apr. 23
234 May 27
Jan.
14
48
56
55
234 Sale
10
May
9
.May
1
1534 May 28
254 Jan.
5
50
8
"5" May"28 "5)4 May" 5
Sale
Sale
40
2.200
254 May 27
May
May
20)4 May
4
May
50
Steamship
400 Iron Fireman Mfg com v t c__*
*
24,700 Irving Air Chute com
—
May
May
15)4 May 28
13
5)4
47 )4
33
76
48)4
6
5,900
175
28,100
22,500
7,800
18 %
Sale
3
50
254 May 27
934 May 27
2054 May 21
10„
1,100
—
5
50
*
24 Interlake
2,000
—
3)4
1,200 Internet Cigar Machinery..*
2,600 Internet Holding & Invest..*
*
5,700 Internet Products com..
6% preferred
....100
—
500
200
— — —
$6 2d pref with warrants.*
10
Insurance Securities Co
10
Insur Co of North Amer
9,500 Intercoast Trading Com.
------
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•
Convertible pref cl A
37
4654 May 20
10
15
Jan.
19
Apr. 29
154 May 28
25)4 May 26
5
Apr. 13
1134 Apr. 27
7)4 Jan.
2
1
May 29
Mar. 18
354 Feb.
3
4)4 Mar. 31
4654 May 20
1354 Feb.
4
Apr. 15
4)4 Feb. 24
35
Mar. 17
18
7
Jan.
31
1554 Mar. 31
11
May? 12
1% Mar. 25
Isotta Fraschlni Co
300
300
American dep receipts
200 Jaeger Machine Co com
300 Jefferson Elec. Co.
'
------
------
18
.....
7,900
8,700
'ohnson Motor Co com
200 Johnson Publishing
mm----
100
300
*
com.
2,200 JonasAcNaumburg Corp
$3 Convertible pref
3,000
7
12)4
300
900
400
1,400
3,300
2,100
2,100
200
*
*
Klein (D Emll) Co common..*
Klein (Henry) pref
20
Kleinert (J B)
Rubber com..*
Knott Corp common....
100 Kobocker Stores com
"754 "14"
)4 May 26
8
May
8
16)4 May 11
May
9
2
May 13
5 ■/ May 14
10)4 May
1
1654 May
7
14
May 12
4
May
9
6
May 28
10)4 May
"
5)4 Mar. 23
16)4 May 11
12)4 Feb. 24
2
May 13
5
May 14
9)4 Apr. 24
7
14
May 12
8
May 15
.10
com
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8)4
10
1234
'15"
1334
1
Ji
7
854
7
334
8
300 Kellogg Swltchb & Supply. 10
200 Kirsch Co pref
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34 May 26
7 )4 May
4
2)4 May 16
13)4 Feb. 16
2334 Jan.
8
7
May 12
23
Jan.
9
34 Feb. 25
6)4 Apr.
1
5
22
*
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6
13
5
15
7
10)4 Sale
.*
10
...
18
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8 )4
13
14
5)4
1034
10 )4
7
11)4
18
13
12
Mar. 16
3
1334
23)4
10)4
23)4
134
854
5
Feb. 16Jan.
8
Apr. 14
Jan. 10
Mar. 3
Jan. 27
May
7
Mar. 6
1654 May
7
Apr. 13
3)4 Jan. 13
11
Jan.
5
14
Feb. 25
12
Mar. 16
14
Kolster Brandes Ltd—•
11,100
41,600
250
100
975
1
34 Sale
American shares
Sale
54 May
5
1)4 May
34 Jan.
7
17
1)4 Apr. 10
Koppers Gas &. Coke Co—
pref.
;...
100
600 Kress (S H) & Co spec pf..l0
300 Kruskal & Kruskal com—
——————
2,800
——————
— — — — —
—
200
13,050
r
6%
cum
Lackawanna Secur
..*
600 Lake Superior Corp
Deposit receipts
_.*
96
10
3434
7
101
Sale
37
100
Sale
9834
35
Sale
165
134
600
33 )4 May
May 4
54 May 19
7
Sale
2H
.J.*
3,400 Lefcourt Realty com
...»
Preferred..
*
7,400
32.300 Lehigh Coal & Nav
3,000 Lerner Stores Corp com
.....
300
For fojoa o tes tee page 55.
10
Jan.
4)4 Mar.
29)4 Mar.
H
34
2)
May
May 19
Jan.
Feb.
2
May
54 May
59
5
7
834 10
2134 Sale
20
Sale
25)4 Sale
2254
Sale
Sale
30
"24"" "45"
28
32
18)4
21
2034 Sale
21 )4
26
75
26
6H% pref with warrants..
1,300 Ley (Fred T) & Co Inc.
Feb.
7
3
210 Landers Frary & Clark
25
Langendorf United Bakeries
Class B
*
100
150 I.awrence Port Cement...100
600
200
100
May 29
98
8
2,900 Lakey Foundry & Mach...
500 Land Co of Florida
4,400
30
2
30
May
1054 May 15
200
100
700
98)4 May 28 100
10)4 May 15
33)4
.....
80
75
18
2534
14
82
21
49)4 May
7
May
20
May
20
May
20
May
76
May
20
May
4
29
"
28
21
22
5
49)4 May
8
May
22
May
2254 May
28
May
80
May
20
15
15
14
22
May
~
Jan.
Apr. 10
20
76
20
5
51)4
12%
2554
May 28
2734
May 21 36)4
May 22 x8134
May
3254
49)4 May 4
7
May 29
1954 Apr. 29
20
102)4 Apr. 11
1054 Apr.
8
6
Apr. 21
37
Jan.
6
8)4 Jan. 27
8)4 Feb. 21
334 Jan. 22
54 Feb. 20
60)4 Feb. 16
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.
10
19
6
5
27
2
23
26
NEW tore: curb exchange
AGGREGATE
SALES.
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
May.
Shares.
1,100
""'900
1,900
Jan. 2
1931.
INDUS. & MISC. (Con.) Par
15.800
1,000
5,700
6,500
RANGE
Llbby McNeil & Libby
10
Liberty Baking Corp com
*
Liberty Dairy Products,....*
Lily Tulip Cup Corp com...*
May 1.
Ask.
Bid.
Sale
10
Bid.
10%
May 29.
Ask. Bid.
11
11
Ask.
Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Sale Prices.
11
10
10
May 14
May 29
50,000 Louisiana Land & Ex pi com.*
300 Ludlow Mfg Associates
...*
10
3,900
32,200
-
200
6 X % pref with com pur w_*
500 Manhattan Dearborn Corp.*
1,300
'266
"300
300
400 Manning Bowman 8c Co cl A.*
Class B
♦
100
5,100
4,200
200
4,700
1,000
AfacMarr Stores Inc com....*
200 Magnin (I) & Co com,......*
900 Mangel Stores Corp com
*
:
:
Sale
21
19
18%
21%
Sale
1
113
8X
8%
'2% "5"
Sale
1
May
8
20% May 25
1% May
8
21% May 29
Sale
30
!B
7%
1
110
8
Vs
1
May 12
May 27 105
May
1
May 27
May 20
105
7
24
20
2
1
10
5
X
101
May
8
4
"3% "lx
38
2
40
4
5
X
21
May
8
10
2
X
37 X
3
"2" May" 18
4
40
38
5X
10
2i%May"l4
2
May 18
40
May
4% May
26% May
8
2
7
May Hosiery Mills, Inc—
300
$4 pre! with warrants...
3% May
41
May
2
1
X Sale
3% Sal0
40"" "42"'
31
2
May 15
May 21
16"
10
34
32
25
10
21
~8"
*
900 McCord Radiator 8c Mfgvc 3.
100 McKee (A G) & Co class B._
Sale
17
16
1,800 May Radio & Television
2
Sale
41
Sale
19% May 13
8X May 19
7
May 13
May 13
10
700 McWilllams Dredging Co..
12,300
95,000
Mead Johnson 8c Co com....*
Sale
77
Mercantile Discount Corp
200
Class A conv pref...
200
3,100
100
100
Mercantile Stores Co
13
100
200 Merch 8c Mfra Sec com A
200 Mercurbank Vienna Am shs
Sale
Sale
24
78
May 29
95
May 11
16
1.
23 X
23
15
22
17X
23
X 23
May 19
May 19
19X $16% May 26 $16% May 26
*
15 X
14
8X
200
100
590 Metal Textile Corp par pref
3,400 Metropolitan Chain Stores..*
300 Met 5-50c Stores class A
400'
Common class B
7
May 20
14% Feb.
6
2% Mar. 28
20
Apr. 23
18% Feb. 21
2
May 18
6
6
12
26% May 7
6% Jan. 27
% Jan.
2
2
May 15
32
May 21
32% Jan.
1% Jan.
16
9
8X May
28
24
X Sale
2
X
*
Sale
7
May
May
May
May
May
18
28
18
6
29
31X Sale
IX Sale
Sale
2%
26X Sale
IX
IX
IX Sale
X
X
—*
100
8% preferred
-.100
200 Mickelberry's Food Prod
1
8,800 Midland Royalty 82 pref..- *
% May
8
% May
12
May 26
12% May
X
26%
IX
35%
1%
8% May
7
Sale
10
16
14
1
May
1
32% May
8
1 % May
4
36
May 22
1% May 29
2
Apr. 29
20
Jan.
23
Mar.
5
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
4
Jan.
9
30
Jan.
2
19% Feb. 17
3% Jan. 26
1% Feb.
6
41
Apr. 13
6% Apr. 21
31
Apr. 21
9
Jan.
3
2% Apr. 10
5
Apr. 16
50
Mar. 20
20% Feb. 20
May 13
Jan. 15,
Apr.
4
Mar. 23
Mar. 17
19% Mar.
30
Jan.
7
23
Mar.
4
22
7
2% Feb.
6
14% Jan.
14
Feb.
2
80
1% Mar. 27
36% Apr.
6
2% Apr. 14
37
Apr.
9
4% Feb. 25
1% Feb. 13
% May
8
1% Apr.
2
11% Apr.
2
17% Feb. 19
33
Feb.
17
8
1%
%
%
1%
11%
30
21
21
21
9
10
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
14
Jan.
28
18
2
3
25
27
17
4
15
30
23
4
26
5
Feb. 21
24
8% Apr.
1
Apr.
2
% Jan. 19
26% May 28
% Jan.
7
9
10
Feb. 24
Jan.
5
11% Feb. 25
14% Feb.
5
8% May 19
10%
7
Apr.
8
8%
38% Mar. 10 40
28% Mar. 23 29%
77
Jan.
2 113%
75
1
Prices.
14% Mar. 26
1
2
May
8
18% Jan.
8 x24%
8% Jan.
5
9%
2
% Apr. 28
102
Mar. 28 120
19% Mar.
23
Preferred class A.......100
3,400
1,300
1,100
78
2
10
2% Mar. 18
10,400 Mesabl Iron.......
*
32,900 Meat a Machine Co common.5
30,800 Metal 8c Mining Shares com.*
'"'166
'40"" "45"
*
3,900 Merrltt Chapman Ac Scott
200
i"6o6
94
Sale
1% Feb.
May 8
3X May 25
26% May 7
com.
118,200 Mavis Bottling Co of Am....*
Class A common
.....5
11,100
*
7,240 Mayflower Associates Inc
100
♦
108
_.....*
MfgCo
600 Maryland Casualty
500 Massey-Harris Co Ltd
1,800
1%
1%
Marion Steam Shovel com..*
Ma pes Cons
JAN.
Highest.
Jan.
Feb.
1
600 Loew's Boston Theatres ..25
4,706
SINCE
Price
Jan. 1.
Shares.
43
Midland Steel Product—
3,400
800
10,600
3,500
2nd
4"6OO
pref
UX
*
com
Conv pref series A
17 X
......
100 Minn Mining & Mfg..
3,800 Miss River Fuel Corp wan-
"966
200
62
60
14% Sale
15%
19X
40
55
14
Sale
.._*
7,900 Mldvale Co
.*
2,650 Miller (I) & Sons com
....*
2,590 Minneap-Honeywell Reg pref
300
290
36 X
*
Midland United Co
400
65
UX
18%
IX
13
15%
18%
38%
54%
7
19%
42
60
8
May 22
18% May 18
54% May 25
7% May 27
84
May 20
17% May
5
19% May 18
55
May 14
7% May 26
May 12
87
*
1,600 Mock Judson Voehringer
*
400 Monroe Chemical Co com...*
Sale
2
.
6
7X
10
8X
12X
X Sale
3%
May 15
May
1
5
3
5
May 15
4% May
1
17%
38%
54%
7%
Jan.
Jan.
May
May
82
Feb.
8% Mar.
5
May
4
Apr.
7%
4
Feb.
16
42
Mar. 10
Feb. 11
Feb.
6
68
17
91
13
4
13
12
24
Mar.
15% Jan.
Apr.
8% Mar.
10% Feb.
10% Mar.
5
Apr.
5
Montecatini Min 8c Agrlc—
500
4,200
Amer dep receipts
14,500
9X
Warrants
X
20 Montgomery Ward A stock..*
1,100 Moody's Invest Service pref.«
""loo
400 Moore Corp Ltd com
*
55
7% preferred class A....100
100
7% preferred class B
100
400 Moore Drop Forglngs cl A—*
100
200
100
100 Morris Plan Co of N Y
100
3,400
5,900
400 Murphy (G C) Co
5,400
26,500
400
500
5,700
3,200
18
300
8,000
....
Preferred
National Food Prod cl B
200
100
3,700
New Common
5)4% preferred....
Nat Steel
Corp
42,500
100
4,200
5% Sale
2
28
Sale
Nauheim Pharmacies Inc
Preferred.
......»
""600
3,900 Nehi Corp com
"""300
"l'ioo
2,645 Nelsner Bros 7% pref
100
2,500 Nelson (Herman) Corp......5
3,100 Neptune Meter class A
""628
4,428 Newberry (J J) Co
*
....
1st preferred
*
X
2
3%
Sale
2
Sale
20
28% Sale
18
27% May 25
Sale
3X Sale
4
5
17
12
5
16 X
13
IX
IX
9
9X
4% Sale
35
May
9
20
4%
May
9
6
May 19
16
107
May 26 17
May
May 19 109% May 12
3% May 18
5% May 25
13
X
7X
3%
IX
8%
8
4
4
% May 16
May 21
May 21
1% May
May
May
5
5
4
27% May 25
20% Apr. 15
3
May
9
6
19
25X
X
5%
3X
20 X
May 21
1
6
5
23
15 X
Sale
18% Sale
2% Sale
18% Sale
'36%
25
18
May
May 18
May 27
May
May
26
21
4%
5%
4
5%
5% May 25
May 26
4% May 26
IX Sale
2%
2X
2%
2%
2% May 23
2% May
1^
1%
aH
4
X
"IX "lx
%
1%
1
3
3
% May 23
May 23
1% May 4
8% May 22
10
"""% "1%
'ii'X
11
30
10%
Sale
28%
Sale
10
8%
10
Feb.
20
27
5% May 25
May
1
30
Jan.
4% May
Apr.
15% Jan.
31% Mar.
25
Apr.
2
5
Jan.
11
19 Mi
IX
23
15
20
2
24M;
94%
"~7X "9
New Mexico 8c Aria Land
N Y Auction class A com
1
2
*
3
2X
Sale
16
2%
23%
2%
26
93% 101
25
26%
5% Sale
1%
2
3
7
24
o!%
25
Sale
20%
*VA
28
93%
98
24
64% May 15
15
May
6
23% May
93% May
99
1%
3%
6%
1%
28
5% May
1
1% May 27
Feb.
Feb.
5
19
12
12
26
4
7
19$
Feb.
Feb.
21
10
Mar. 25
May
4
31%
Mar. 16
42
Feb. 24
13
Feb.
17
34% Mar. 11
5% Apr. 28
27
2
5% Feb. 24
% May 23
May 23
1
Jan. 19
2% Feb. 28
2% Mar. 17
11% Jan.
2
1% May
4
10% Jan.
8% May
Apr.
58% Apr.
13% Feb.
15
May
2% Apr.
23% Jan.
May 15
May 29
15
22
20
16
2
1
Jan.
27
13
Jan.
22
74
80
Jan.
17
Feb.
10
4
Mar.
6
17
23
20
8
26
Mar. 11
15
99
24% Apr. 20
5% May
1
1% May 27
May 18
May 23
24
May 23
Apr. 18
93
30
5
15
Jan.
1
18% May 27
26
21
5% Feb. 26
24
21
21
1% Jan.
4
% May 23
May 23
1% May
68
1
7
10
May 26
4% May 26
6
2
28
27
10% Mar. 19
7% Feb. 27
6% Mar. 11
Jan. 20
50
27
23
2
16
29
27
4% May 26
66
68
24
% Mar. 16
Jan. 23|
3% May 29
1
9
9
Mayi21
5% Mar. 14
Sale
12
Jan.
4
1
1%
28% Sale
3% Jan.
39% Mar.
20% Apr.
6
May
it*
May 12
3%
20%
4%
2%
19%
2
50
29
Mar. 21
Mar. 24
Feb. 27
.
5
3% May 29
20% May 18
4% May 27
2
May
6
18% May 20
10
Feb. 13
Mar.
17
106% Mar. 24 109% May
3 % Mar
4
Jan.
6% Apr. 28
Jan.
Mar.
% May 16
2
5%
6
3% Sale
19%
22
Jan.
10% Mar.
4% Jan.
14
45
Sale
6
5
*
May 15
May
8
3
4
Jan.
Jan.
2
2
Mar.
Feb.
9
26
13
Jan.
22
3
Feb.
13
4% Feb. 10
Investing—
6)4% preferred
800
Sale
12
5
com
26 X
10
29%
11
Sale
7
9%
7%
Sale
17%
Stock purchase warrants
22,500 Niles-Bement-Pond com....*
17,200 Noma Elec Corp com
_..._»
59,100 Nordon Corp Ltd com
5
Jan.
9
May 27
9% Apr. 28
5% May 25
X May 23
15
May 27
4% Apr. 28
% Feb.
7
70
100
4,300 New York Hamburg Corp..60
1,150 N Y Merchandise Co
*
71,500 Niagara Share Corp (Md)__10
100
2,300
3,300
8,200
*
com
New Haven Clock Co
100
lb", 200
3%
350
Preferred
100
200 New Engl Equity Corp com..*
N Y & Foreign
400
30
24
_......*
800 Nestle Le Mur Co cl A
„
13
•
900
6,800
34
19
5%
*
Mar. 24
Jan.
2
3
*
com.*
41
6% May 15
2% May
6
4% Jan.
2
2
warrants...
*
18% Mar. 4
104% Mar. 4
May 29
25% Apr. 24
40
May 14
21% Jan. 15
45% Jan.
35%
700 Nebel (Oscar) Inc com...
*
200 Neet Inc conv class A.......*
3,300
14,500
2,000
6% May 15
3% May 22
7% May
9
9
110
Jan.
38% May 11
6% May 15
2% May
5% May 29
*
100
150
38% May 11
7
103 % Apr. 17
Mar.
9
32
May
May
May
Apr.
Sale
1
100
"""266
Sale
3
1
com
National Union Radio
750
May 29
May 27
May 14
100
National Sugar Refg
200 National Tile Co common
100 Nat Trade Journal Inc
"3",800
May 29 110
18
15% May 19
40
May 14 40
1
200 Nat Secur Investment
1,937
17,900
50
Sale
4%
5,400 National Service Cos com...*
114,000 Nat Short Term Sec A....
*
100
38%
Sale
♦
200 National Standard Co
450 National Steel Car Ltd....
"""266
44
4
*
com
May 19
May 19
20
4%
*
Class A with warrants
2,000 National Leather
10
2,900 Nat Manufacture & Stores..*
4,440 Nat Rubber Mach com......*
3,300 National Screen Service....*
""866
2,700
28.600
25
National Investors
100
""400
50
.....
Nat Cash Credit Assn pref.10
Nat ContainerCorp—
1,300
$2 convertible pref
2,200 Nat Dairy Prod pref A
100
20,000 Natl Family Stores common.*
2,500
2,100
90,100
5,500
21
38X
com
Nat'l Bond & Share Corp...*
700
"l'ioo
110
27
Apr.
May
Apr.
Feb.
11
Jan.
1
Mar.
100 National Candy Co com....*
"3", 200
Sale
% May
Mar.
15
200 National Baking com..
150
Preferred
....100
800 Natl Bancservlce Corp..
*
% May 16
27
25
1,700 Nachman-Sprlngfilled Corp.*
*
38,100 National American Co
42,800 National Aviation Corp..
*
Jan.
12%
%
32
110
1,300 Mtge Bank of Colom Am shs
"'loo
%
24
30
25
.....
19 Mi
5
X
Sale
22
10%
6%
10%
Sale
Sale
15
Sale
5% Sale
5-16 Sale
May 27
5% May 25
% May 23
May 27
4% May 15
% May
5
15
24
May 15
8% May
1
% May 23
17% May 4
6% May 23
% May 11
22
...
70
Jan.
9
29% Mar. 16
11% Apr. 14
11% Mar. 10
Jan.
14
22% Jan.
9
1
6% Mar. 17
% Mar. 2
Nor Amer Aviation Inc—
14,800
145
166,800
1,400
3,400
8,200
2,500
1,375
1,300
15.000
""406
600
800
For fMtnetee
aee
Option warrants series A__
North American Cement
Northwest Engineering
Northwestern Yeast Co
Novadel Aaeneeom.
page
55.
X Sale
1% Sale
1% Sale
1 % May 25
1% May
29
36% May
7% May
13% May
*
North am Warren Corp pref.*
North & South Amer Corp A*
_•
26
9}
123
30
10
36%
7
40
13%
13
8
Sale
40 M:
45%
Sale
100
...
40
34% May
7
May
7
Sale
May
8%
13% 10
117% May
34%
37%
Sale
40%
15
22
25 129
37% May 22
May
45% May
7
% Jan.
1% Jan.
29
7
10
Jan.
2
19
26
2% Mar. 21
1% Apr. 27
40
Feb.
27
May 15
May 22
115% Apr.
11% Feb. 20
18% Mar. 5
Apr. 15
10 150
37% Mav 22
51% Feb.
24
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN MAY.
AOOREOATB
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Price
Jan, 2
1931.
Jian. 1 •
INDUS. &MISC. (Con.)
675 Ohio Brass class B„_
Par.
Shares.
100
Bid,
Ash.
May 1.
Bid.
...»
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
May 29.
Ash.
Sale
Ash, Bid.
40
May 18
40
40
Lowest.
1.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
40
May 18
May 18
JAN.
Sale Prices.
70
Feb. 24
105*5 Mar. 19 106*5 Mar. 19
6% preferred..........100
Ollstocks Ltd—
Glass A without warr
17.400
1,700
*
3*5 Sale
4%
7
Glass B without warr.....*
25 Old Colony RR
i*5
2*5
VA May 26
2*5 May 25
2
4
2*5 May 5
2*5 May 25
1*5 May
2*5 May
140
100
4 '
1,600 Oliver Farm Equip new com.*
18,500 Outboard Motors cl B com..*
Class A conv pref
._...*
9,625
.*
14,100 Overseas Securities Co..
Ovington Bros partic pref..*
1,000
100 Pacific Finance Corp com..10
29.200 z Pan American Airways...
*
18,800 Paramount Cab Mfg com
Sale
4%
Sale
2*5
2.%
2%
2*5 Sale
flf
i*
1*5 Sale
13
11%
3*5
Sale
3
1*5 May 26
4*5 May 22
2*5 May 11
2
1
1*5 Sale
4*5 Sale
2
May
4
2*5
5*5
3*5
1 *5
May 11
May 11
May 2
May
1
21*5 Sale
2*5
3*5
27"
May
3*5 May
9
May 19
May
26
May 22 26*5 May
91*5 May
2 105*5 May
23
May
May 13 o26
22*5 May
2 22*5 May
19
15
20
20
2
7
Jan.
29
7
12
6
6
'2
Mar.
14
17*5 Jan.
9
1
Mar. 10
5*5 Jan.
3*5 Jan.
1*5 May
Jan.
2*5 Jan.
1
May
14
21*5 May'28
2 *5 May
6
5
4*5 Mar.
140
4*1
13
11
*
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 16
Feb. 24
Jan. 22
Mar. 24
30*5 Apr. 14
5
2*5 Apr.
Feb. 11
Parke, Austin & Lipscomb—
500
9,400
77,800
1,525
2,450
2,800
368,500
Conv partic pref
Parke Davis & Co
Parker Rust-Proof
9
..*
com
Patterson Sargent Co com..*
Pender (D) Groc Co cl A....*
98
19% Sale
Class B...
•
Pennroad Corp com v t c_.._*
800 Pennsylvania Salt Mfg
300 Penn Traffic Co
24*5
7*5
5*5 Sale
20
10
4
26*5 Sale
93*5 Sale
5
56
5*5 Sale
100
May 18
May
5
70
6% Sale
May 27
5
"5*5May"I
56
May
74*5
May* 11
15
15
May
88
.50
88
5
1,000 Perfect Circle Co....
225 Perfection Stove Co
.25
38,200 Ferryman Electric Co....
*
70 Pet Milk 7% pref
100
25,400 Philip Mor's Cons Inc com..*
Class A
3,100
*
Class B
29$*
3
'""H Sale"
10
9
10*5
1*5
2
100
90
10
10
10*5
17
May
6
1*5 May 27
May 22
*5 May
4
10
May
9
*5
9-16
1*5 Sale
24*5 Sale
25
37
Pierce Governor Co
*
4
4*5
3
Pilot Radio 8c Tube class A_*
Pines Winterfront
5
2*5
Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
6~~ Sale"
7*5
100*1
9
101*5
5
21*5 Sale
18*5 Sale
8*5 Sale
9%
12
"5*5 Sale"
95
Sale
Sale
7 *5
3
3
5*5
41
29*5
'36*| "40"
36
40
33
1*5
*
common....
3
15
3
Powdrell & Alexander
*
....
2*5
22*5 May 27
9*5 May 25
16
May
7
5*5 May 28
9-16 May
11
May
1
4
1 *5 May
9
25
May 21
22*5 May 19
18*5 May
1
8*5 May
1
May
May
May
May
May
May
3
41
39*5
27 100*5 May 13
20 33*5 May
9
18
3*5 May 11
4
29
May 2o
15 29*5 May 18
25 36
May 12
80
4
6
Apr.
6
Mar.
5
Mar. 20
12*5 Mar. 26
Jan.
If*
1 *5 May
2
22*5 May
26
39*5
6*5
23*5
22*5
Jan.
4*5 Apr.
3*5 Jan.
16
May
5*5 May
1*5
2*5
24*5
33 *5
Jan.
100
Jan,
90
10
0
Mar. 25
Apr.
32
Feb.
Feb.
t8h Apr. 27
Mar. 9
n*Feb. 24
May
*5 Jan.
10
3
8*5 Feb. 13
Jan.
10
Sale
3
30
,10
Feb.
1
88
Feb.
30*5 Jan. 30
109*5 Mar. 26
28*5 Mar. 5
27
1*5 May 29
89*5
85
12
May
19*5 Jan.
6*5 Jan.
5
May
56
May
1*5 Feb.
70
May
25
Apr.
6
12
5
Mar.
24
13
1*5 Sale
23
Sale
25
37
\ 4
5
11*5 Sale
2655
Polymet Mfg Corp com
Pratt 8c Lambert
4
May
81
23
2*5 May 14
May 22
30
11
13
Pie Bakeries of America A..*
Sugar
Sale
103
9-16 Sale
com..
Phoenix Securities Corp....*
Conv preferred A
*
Potrero
2
100
25
common
4,100 Pittsburgh Forglngs
.50
4,700 Pitts 8c Lake Erie RR._
5,250 Pittsburgh Plate Glass com 25
49,200
1,400
2,200
2,500
H
_...._.*
200 Philippe (Louis) cl A
7,000
72,800
19,100
23,600
2,400
301,000
11,400
62,300
5
:
Mar.
26
„
2*5
460 Pepperell Mfg Co
Sale
8
10
Apr. 11
Mar. 26
Feb. 24
Apr. 14
Mar.
9
Feb.
4
Apr. 14
Apr.
6
Mar. 24
zl3*5 Apr. 14
Apr.
May
May
Jan.
May
Feb.
May
109
Apr. 16
42*5 Jan. 28
6*5 Mar. 17
6
Jan.
31
29*5 May 18
40*5 Apr. 27
Prentice Hall Inc
100
Participating conv stock..*
Propper McCailum
Hosiery
Mills Co
1,100
com
...*
...
100 Prosperity Co common B
20 Prov & Worcester RR.
260 Prudence Co 7% pref
May 28
4
"4
...
Jan.
5
Feb.
4
May 28
Jan.
95
100
130 Quaker Oats com
100
6% preferred
25
16
May 28
May 28
2
Jan.
7
*
.............
"8*1
Sale
Sale
Sale
H Sale
6H
7
66
10*5 Sale
87*5
90
May 15
9*5 May 27
May 27
65
80
65
9*5 Sale
87
80
May 16
Jan.
2
May 27
65
May 15
11
May
2
89*5 May 7
Jan.
4*5 Sale
30*5
35'
*5 Sale
4*5 Sale
Sale
*5 Sale
6*5
7
x2S
3*5
3:27*5
*5
6*5
May
May
May
May
21
4*5 May
May
May
May
May
1
30 30*5 May 15
27
19
23 182
*5 May
1
6*5 May 21
Feb.
7
24
9
!i*
Mar. 21
91
Apr. 15
2
21
30
27
19
Jan.
2"
Feb.
Feb.
10
36*5 Feb.
3
9
Jan.
26
7*5 Mar. 25
Apr. 30
ORSDe Vry Corp
Radio Products
Jan.
Sale
2
100
*
106,800 Prudential Investors com
4,347
|6 preferred
102,200 Pub Util Holding with warr.*
Without warrants
.*
126,000
Cumulative preferred
12,800
*
Warrants..
289,555
4,300 Pyrene Mfg
10
6,400
4,200
11,000
4,400
20,600
20,200
25
100
*
com
*
com..
Railroad Shares Corp com.
1
3
2
Sale
3*5 Sale
4*5
Sale
*5
1
2*5
3*5
Ry & Utility Inv Corp cl A.10
Rainbow Luminous Prod A.*
Common class B
._*
2*5
1*i
Sale'
"VA
2*5
1*5 Sale
*5 Sale
*5 May
1
May
3
May
2*5 May
1
May
*5 May
May 29
May 15
May
8
May 18
May
7
May
5
28
21
27
18
20
29
Feb. 21
Mar. 21
Mar. 27
1
May 21
3
May 27
2*5 May 18
1
May 20
*5 May 29
2*5 Jan. 19
4*5 Mar. 2
5*5 Mar. 16
165
Mar. 18 120
6
*5 May 28
_
4
Jan.
3
2
Jan.
3
Raymond Concrete Pile
600
$3
cum conv
pref
4,200 Raytheon Mfg, com v t c
*
500 Reeves (Daniel) com
....*
......
I,600 Reliable Stores com
*
21,560 Reliance Internat com A
Class B
8,500
19,450 Reliance Management......*
200 Reliance Mfg (111)
100 Repetti Inc
60,700 Reybarn Co., Inc.
65,000 Reynolds Investing
400 Richman Bros Co
42
*
5*5
23
9*5
10*5
2*5 Sale
6*5
1
6*5
Sale
T" Sale
20
26
25
21
20
May 11
May
8
May 18
May
4*5 May
1
May
4*5 May
May
4
*5 May 13
2*5 May
8
*5 May 12
1
May 11
2*5 May
1
6*5
30
May 11
May 11
May 11
25*5 May 14
*5 Sale
3*5
4
5*5 May
May
May
2*5 May
*5 May
3*5 May
1*5
1 *5
21*5
5*5
27
6*5
23
6
20
Jan.
5*5 May
23
May
6
May
2*5 Jan.
K May
40
3
Jan.
14
20
30
26
2
21
2
Jan. 26
*5 Jan. 13
1*5 Apr. 27
May 13
58
Apr. 23
7
5
10
"2*1 Sale'
*
com
1*5 Sale
2
% Sale
....
42
Apr.
2
14*5 Mar. 21
27
Apr. 20
9*5 Jan. 10
6
Feb. 26
1 *5
7*5
7*5
*5
Feb. 10
Feb.
9
Jan. 26
Jan. 13
5
Feb.
24
1*5 Jan. 27
73*5 Mar. 18
Richmond Radiator
900
1,900
2,900
Common
*
.......*
7% preferred
Rike-Kumler Co
3
*
20
com
5
22
*5
10
2*5 Sale
23*5
27
*5
2*5
25*5
10
6
27
25*5 May 14
1
4
850 Rolls Royce of Amer pref.100
13,000
71,600
7,000
7,400
Roosevelt Field Inc
Rossla Internat Corp
...
Ruberoid Co
100
Rubber Plantation' Inv Tr
2
3*1
3*5 Sale
Sale
(The)
*
common
Schiff Co
com
...»
Schlatter & Zand com v t c__*
Cum conv pref...........*
Schulte Real Estate Co
..*
Schulte-United 5c Ac $1 Sts..*
7%
conv
.100
pref
Scotten Dillon Co
..*.10
Scoville Mfg Co
35*5
35
25
8
30
24
19
20*5
73
51
177,7Op Segal
Lock Ac Hardware
com
*.
7,800 Seiberling Rubber com.....*
2,500 Selby Shoe Co com........
208,200 Selected Industries com
*
Allot certifs full paid.
21,100
Allot ctfs full paid stpd.
16,852
37,300
$5*5 prior stock.—
*
Selfridge Prov Stores Ltd—
4,500
Ordinary
£1
199,400 Sentry Safety Control.
*
25,025 Service Stations Ltd class A_*
4,000 Seton Leather com
•.._*
2,100 Sheaffer (W A) Pen com
*
88,628 Shenandoah Corp com.....*
54,815
6% conv preference
.50
950 Sherwin-Williams Co (Ohio)*
...
240
Preferred, series AA
2,000 Signature Hosiery
800
54,564
com
...
For footnotes
see page
55.
38
14*5
89
Sale'
6*5 Sale
15
20
14*5
Sale'
11*5 Sale
15
20
3
5
6
May 18
1
May 11
5
Jan.
29
5
25*5 May 14
2*5 Feb.
1*5 May
2*5 Jan.
29*5 May
25
13
19
16
4*5 Jan. 21
3*5 Mar. 3
5*5 Feb. 24
38
Jan.
34
27
42
Mar. 17
Jan.
4
Apr. 23
5
Feb. 25
Feb.
5
27
11*5
5
May 23
20
May 27
4
Apr. 23
6
May 18
48*5 Feb.
5
25*5 Jan. 19
76
6*5
Apr.
90*
Mar.
Mar. 13
11*5 May
107*5 Mar.
Apr.
21*5 Mar. 6
110*5 Mar. ,5
30
Apr. 24
13*5 Apr. 13
48
Sale"
8*5 Sale
18*5
~
l?fi
20
May 27
ll*5
20*5 May
8
15*5 May
May 28
8
May 27
11*5 May
5
18*5 May 28
17*5 May 19
1
Jan.
May
Ti
Jan.
Jan.
3*5 Sale
3
1
10
4*5
2 *5 May
Sale
2*5 Sale
18
*5
12*5
16*5 "II22
3 *5
17
33*5
4
Sale
21*5
36
Sale
4% Sale
2
Sale
45
Sale
45*5 Sale
2
*5
*5 May
*5 May
~*5 Sale
3*5 Sale
19
20
33*5 35*5
5*5 Sale
6*5 Sale
3*5 Sale
56*5 Sale
58
Sale
Sale
3*5
16
3*5
18
May 21
17
30
4
May
6
May 4
May 4
May 15
May 7
May
5
May 1
May
1
2*5 Sale
45*5 Sale
46
45*5 May 29
58*5 May
1
1*5 May
7
1
May 23
1*5 May
1*5 May
7
1
7
1*5
8
Sale
*5
1*5
27
29
28
2
6
28
29
19*5
34*5
6*5
10*5
13
3 *5
59
Jan.
2
5
26
37*5 Mar. 20
2
4*5 Jan. 26
May
6
2*5 Jan.
2
45*5 Jan.
3
53*5 Jan. 16
44*5 Jan.
2
May
May
9
14
13
7
Jan.
3*5 Jan.
May 27
May 29
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
17
30
10
Mar.
26
17
33*5 Jan.
S3 *5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
May
May
5
May
6*5 May
10
May
2*5 May
45*5 May
30*5 Sale
5*5 Sale
8
May
3*5 May
2
*5 May
4
*5 May 25
18*5
Sale
1% Sale
19
2
1
28
Jan.
5*5
30*5
37*5
7*5
10*|
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
May
26
26
23
26
7
16
Feb.
11
4*5 Feb. 27
70*5 Mar. 2
71
Mar.
70
Mar.
2
4
9
2*5 Jan.
3*5 Feb. 17
15
Jan.
11*5
A*
47
3*5 Sale
30 *5 Sale
42
14
8
37
40
31
5*5 Sale
34*5 Sale
12*5
11
32
32
4*5 Sale
30*5 Sale
4*5
30*5
52
52
Sale
100
*
200 Silver (Isaac) & Bros pref.100
1,020 Singer Mfg
100
May
1
May 4
May 16
May 26
70
35*5
*5 Sale
vtc--*
Convertible preferred
Silica Gel Corp com v t c
2
3*5
29*5
35*5
Jan.
21
80
25
18,350 Seaboard Util Shares, com..*
II,600 Securities Corp Gen'l com..*
17,300 Seeman Bros common......*
1*5 May 13
May 28
3
29*5 May 16
34*5 May 18
35
6*5
100
7% cum pref
100
50 Sanford Mills Co common..*
Saxet Co
Sale
20*5
50
200 Russell Mfg.....
..100
1,100 Ryerson (Jos T) 8c Son Inc..*
1,500 Safety Car Heating Ac Ltg.100
100 St Lawrence Paper 6% pf.100
449,800 St Regis Paper Co......
10
1*5 Sale
3
30
40
100
Am dep rets for ord reg__£l
1,200 Russeks Fifth Ave Inc......*
209,300
1,800
1,600
1,800
12,500
48,800
6,600
100
300
Sale
1*5 Sale
*
Royal Typewriter common..*
*5 Mar. 30
2*5 May
1
22
6
6*5
4
249
5
Sale
106*5
*5
4*5
3*5
62*5
230
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
62*5 May
290
May
33
Jan.
Feb.
15
42
Apr. 16
May
Jan.
28
18
9
Jan.
8*5 Mar. 25
Apr.
5
29
19
29
12
36
Feb. 25
66*5 Mar. 27
May
Apr.
May
May
May
Feb.
May
108
I*
Apr. 10
Feb.
28
Apr. 21
Feb. 21
71*5 Feb. 27
343*5 Fob. 17
12
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
PRICES IN MAY. '
AGGREGATE SALES.
Price
2.
1931.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
May.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Stores.
Bid.
INDUS. & MISC. ICon.)
Singer Mfg Ltd
£1
Am dep rets ord reg shs
3,600
*
4,100 Sisto Financial Corp....
2,810 Smith (A O) Corp com......"
400
1,300
350
Preferred_
10
Smith (L
:
',
4,600
500
9
5%
148% Sale
Ask. Bid.
Sale
Sale
oa«j
Interim
112
10 >4
1,000
1,275
12
1%
2%
1 %
3%
300 Stahl-Meyer Inc com
*
100 Staley (A E) Mfg 7% pref..100
2,020 Standard Invest $5% pref..*
*
21,300 Standard Mot Constr
1,800
75
Starrett (The) Corp>com
18,900
3,900
6% cum pref
18,200
4,900 Stein (A)& Co com
60
700
200
.*
50
*
Preferred
650
100
16,300 Stein Cosmetics Inc
*
com
400 Steinite Radio
*
*
500 Sterchl Bros Stores
75 Stetson (John B) Co com..
2,500 Stinnes (Hugo) Corp.
Storkline Furniture Corp
""25
500
Convertible preferred—25
1,600
27,900 Struuss (Nathan) Inc com..*
71,100 Strauss-Roth Stores com...*
2,700 Stromb-Carlson Tel Mfg
*
•
1,800 Stroock (S) & Co
100
""200
400
Highest.
Sale Prices.
3 % May
6
3% May
9% May
9 10% May
111% May 27 139% May
1
1
7
10
11% Mar. 16
1% Feb. 24
3
Sale
1%
1%
2% Sale
2
Sale
2
1% May 28
2% May
2
1% May 28
2% May
2
1% Mar. 30
1% May
3% May
Sale
Sale
*
83,600 Stutz Motor Car Co
200
%
%
400
%
14%
8,400
3,800
1,400
7,800 Syrac Wash Mach B
2,400
18,100 Taggart Corp
400
*
com
•
com
700 Taylor Milling Corp com
8,300
100,500 Technicolor
100
*
*
Inc Common
400 Tenn Products Corp com
•
Thatcher Securities Corp
1
600 Thermotd Co 7% cony pf. 100
200 Thew Shovel Co com
*
4,600
19,700
30
29%
"33"'
26
33
"5% "lO" "5% "l5"
Sale
36
%
1
"% Sale
9% Sale
20% Sale
11%
13%
85
95
3%
4
6%
7%
s* it*
3%
12
13%
4%
13%
15
"4" "5%
...
...
1
17
% May 20
V H Jan.
5
...
21
28% May 27
3% May 21
5
May 16
40% May 19
% May 22
68
May 28
3% May
12
May
14% May
90% May
6
May
% May
May
2
"loo
800
13
Jan.
15% Feb.
88% Jan.
8
2
9
29% May 27
28% May 27
3% May 21
9
May
6
43
May 13
% May
1
80
May
9
3% May 21
5
May 16
36
Jan.
2
% May 22
68
May 28
6
May
6
18
May
5
15
May 13
90% May 25
6% May
1
28
28
18
25
25
27
3% May
12
May
25
May
85% Jan.
Jan.
4
28
28
11
14
3
% Feb. 16
% May 27
3-
2% Mar.
6
7
Feb. 26
Feb.
;
H Apr. 16
% Feb. 11
Mar. 24
18% Mar. 17
Jan.
9
37
89
31% Mar. 21
3% May 21
Apr. 23
Mar. 18
Jan.
5
Jan. 10
12
56
1
95
12%
25%
17%
90%
11%
%
Jan.
Feb*
Feb.
May
Mar.
7
11
27
25
21
Mar. 28
5
16
7%
5%
5%
14
3%
7
3
25
3% May 18
5%
4
6% May
6% May
6
14
7%
9
May 11
May
2
14
3%
19
9%
18% Saje
22% Sale
l7" "20%
6%
7%
May
6% May
6
14
7
7
May
7% May
22
22%
12"
6
7
5
21
May 26
May
4
24% May
4
3% May 21
"18"
4
3%
36
4%
Sale
6
5
36%
4
Sale
40
37
Sale
28% Sale
36
3%
Sale
4%
13% Sale
27%
7% Sale
5%
9%
2% Sale
.....
52
25
May 11
3% Feb. 17
30
Apr. 22
3% Apr. 18
% Mar. 31
14
May
7
6% May 7
16% Apr. 16
16
1
2
15
4
3
4
3
11
25"" May"II
"2% "3"
4
15
28
Mar. 27
Mar. 11
2
37
5
Sale
Sale
10
Sale
20
24
8% Sale
2% Sale
15
25% Sale
32% Sale
4
4%
Sale
6
15% 24
6% Sale
2%
2%
4
May 25
4
May
8
36% May 12
3% May
5
27% May
4
37
May
1
5
May
1
May 25
4
May
8
36% May 29
3% May
5
25% May 29
32% May 26
4
May 21
6
10
May
1
20
May
7
8% May
1
3% May
5
2% May 14
May 29
18
May 18
5% May 28
3% May
5
2% May
1
40
19%
12
17
30
20
30
SSH
25%
%
35
1
33
14
12
May 18
4
May 18
44% May 25
102
37
20
25%
29
29K
Mar. 27
18% Jan.
5
1
19
Mar. 18
4
May 25
4
Jan.
5
36
Jan.
2
Jan.
12
3% May
5
25% May 24
32% May 26
Jan.
4
9
6
May
18
May
5% May
3% May
2% Jan.
Mar. 26
Apr. 27
6% Mar. 26
10
Mar.
6
Jan.
Apr.
11% Mar.
May 26 102
May 26
4% Mar. 21
Mar. 19
8
40% Mar.
2
3% May
6
30% Jan.
5
40% Apr. 14
Mar.
8
18%
33
May
May
1
5
6
6
Feb. 26
Feb.
9
9
Feb. 20
Mar. 12
Apr. 22
Mar. 26
Jan.
37
20
May
5
% May 19
7
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
102
6
3
22% Feb. 28
4
May 25
18% Apr.
16%
35
<
40
330 Tiraken Detroit Axle pref. 100
1,000 Tishnan Realty 0c Constr..*
3,400 Tobacco8e Allied Stocks....*
*
17,800 Tobacco Prod Exports
Jan.
6
Jan.
9
Jan.
8
Mar. 14
Jan.
3
Feb. 25
Mar. 30
1% Feb.
4
7% May 25
1
"15%
% May 20
% May 11
H
3
..*
9,100 Sun Investing Co com.
$3 conv pref
*
4,000
100 Super Maid Corp common
*
25
34,900 Swift & Co
15
46,500 Swift International
800
100
2
28
1%
1%
2%
4%
1%
7
May
May
2
12
15% May 12
19
15
*
550 Sullivan Machine Co
100 Sundstrand Mach Tool com.*
"""165
Jan.
/
;%
Wflffantia
7,100
Feb. 11
Mar. 31
Mar.
18% Mar.
% May 20
% May
7
1% May 28
7% May 25
200 Struthers Wells Titusville..*
12",800
4%
3% Mar. 10
9
Jan.
7
11%
111% May 27 192
108% Jan. 28 108%
1% Mar. 12
100
600 Standard Screw
1,400
400
Lowest.
Sale Prices,
1
2
1
10
600 Standard Cap & Seal Corp..*
100 Standard Dredging common *
*
700 Standard Holding class A
100
11%
120
6%
T% "2%
10,300 Spiegel, May St Stern 6% P* 100
500
150
Highest.
Sale Prices.
120 lire
7% pref with warrants.100
Spanish & General Corp Ltd
Am dep rets ord bearer shs.
200
Am dep rets ord reg shs—
9,700
300
Lowest.
rets
670
100
Ask.
9
136% Sale
5
-*
Typewriter vtc
200 Southern Grocery Stores
*
100 Southern Stores Corp cl A..*
8,100 Southwest Dairy Prod com.
3,000
470
1.
Sale Prices.
May 29.
May 1.
Ask. Bid.
.100
25,300 South American Air Lines..*
*
33,800 Southern Corp com
1,600
9,700
SINCE JAN.
C) & Corona
Sola Viscosn Ltd
300
RANGE
Jan.
Jan.
10
Apr.
26% Jan.
% Jan.
39% Apr. 14
1% Jan. 23
12
May 18
4
May 18
44% May 25
20
Apr. 27
4
May 18
May 18
50
20
Apr. 27
Jan.
24
42
Jan.
Tobacco Secur Trust Co Ltd
100
100
100
5 sh
Am dep rets def reg
4,900 Todd Shipyards Corp
2,800
11
Am dep rets ord reg shs_.£l
100
•
3%
46%
100 Tom Huston Peanut Co com.*
25 Torrington Co of Maine
*
12,700
87,100 Transcontinental AlrTransp*
5
3% Sale
47
Sale
44
45
39
45%
42
35
40
12
4
47
-
May 18
May 18
May
1
42
'
12
Feb.
27
24
2
8% Apr. 23
May 29
13% Mar. 27
2% Jan.
3
May 28
6% Mar. 24
29% Mar. 10
7% Sale
6
Sale
6
May 28
8% May
8
3% Jan.
8% Sale
6% Sale
6
May 29
9% May
9
6
3 % May 29
15
May 28
5% May
19% May
1
6
15
Trans-Lux PIct Screen
34,900
516.800
7,000
Class
A
_...*
common..
59,300 Tri-Continental Corp Warr..
13,800 Tri-Utllities Corp com
*
1,300
7
Sale
4% Sale
19%
3% Sale
Sa'le'
15
15
"12% "13"'
12
12
27%
Sale
Triplex Safety Glass Ltd—
500
Am rets for ord. shs. reg.
1,900
2,900 Trunz Pork Stores Inc
*
50 Truscon Steel 7% pref
100
5% May 22
6
4% May 29
8% May 22
7 % May
4
9
2
May 12
14%
5% May 22
8% Feb. 21
12% Jan. 16 14% Feb. 25
103% Feb.
2 103% Feb.
2
Tubize Chatillon Corp—
9,200
700
Common B v t c
*
132,450
4,100 Tung Sol Lamp Wks com...*
100
8,700
33
cum conv
pref..
47,600 Ungerleider Financial Corp.*
13,800 Union Amer Invest com
*
•
23,400 Union Tobacco Co com
1,900
3,500
70
?*
18
6% Sale
8%
9
21%
23
14%
32%
% Sale
4% Sale
25
*
19
22
28% Sale
20
22
400
5,600
1,100
22,000
68,520
931,910
3,000
25
250
100
1,100
2,620
139,410
United Carr Fastener
com
% May
cum par tic
4%
4%
20%
pref........*
18% Sale
United Dry Docks com..
*
United Founders Corp com.*
2% Sale
2
7
7
United Milk Prod
100
1%
20
Am dep rets for ord reg
1,000
£1
2,000 United Porto Rlcan Sugar..*
2,800 Unit Profit Sharing com
•
1%
*
com..
7% Cumul preferred
12
7% Jan.
5
1
29% May 12
21
May 11
5-16May
5
3% May 13
; Feb. 24
12
Feb. 20
Feb. 27
Jan.
21
16
26% Feb. 16
II* Mar. 27
17% Jan.
% Jan.
3% May
Mar. 19
6% Mar. 21
23
Feb. 25
100
5%
5%
United Chemicals Inc com..*
$3
s27% May 26
19
May 19
3% May 13
4%
.
3% Jan.
26% Feb. 19
% Sale
120 United Amer Utilities com..*
100 United Carbon pref
...100
"l",I66
May
30
Sale
2%
50
21
2%
Sale
1
2
17
35
17% Sale
2
2%
4% Sale
1
1%
15
45
4% May 13
10%
17%
1%
4%
1
17
May
May
May
May
May
May
14
29
5
27
15
20
Jan.
Jan.
100
7
Jan.
4
10
Feb.
13
Apr.
22% May 11
16
Jan.
2% May 12
7% May
1
1% May 27
17
May 20
1% Feb.
4% May
1
May
17
May
1$%
Mar. 10
Mar.
2
37
Feb.
Feb.
10
2
Jan.
17
5
May 21
10% May 14
6
28% Mar. 20
United Molasses Co Ltd—
400
1,000
500
10
5
4,100 United Retail Chemists pfd_*
3,800 United Shoe Mach com....25
6
8
6
52
57
50
300
200
1.700
Preferred.......
600
2",300
100
600 United Wall Paper.
650
1%
Preferred
2
51%
2
49
50%
Sale
1%
1%
3
5
*
61
59%
•
12
12%
7%
10
*
6%
,
4
60%
Sale
5%
100
26,200 United States Poll class B..*
21,750 U S & Internat Sec com
*
39,050
1st preferred with warr...*
3l" Sale"
2,300
2,100
19,300 U S Lines Inc pref..........*
19,900 U S & Overseas, with warr
•
900
Certificates of deposit.....
3,925 U S Playing Card com..... 10
11
11
46
12
Sale
20
Sale
100 U S Radiator
1%
7
7
60
5,700
3,200
6,200
""475
1%
1% May 20
May 27
1% May
4
8
common
*
5% Sale
6% Sale
6
50
May 27
May 18
6
51
May 27
May 14
6% Sale
1% Sale
41
3)
Sale
Sale
4% Sale
"34"" Sale'
2%
3
1% May
2
May
59
May
10
May
4% May
48
May
21
1% May
5
2
1% May 6
May 26
May
1
May
7
11% May
6
6
May 15
May
8
May
1
May
1
May 11
2% May 28
15% May 8
May
1
May 18
26
29
27
8
4% May 29
32
60
2,600 U S Shares Financial
5,300 U S Stores Corp com
40
16
35
8
Sale
39
23
32
.*
5,800
1,700
2,800
1,400
3", 666
110 Van Camp Milk preferred. 100
52,600 Van Camp Pack com .......*
400
3
17
.....*
750 Universal Insurance Co
25
2,000
1,500
56,545
7,800
44,700
18,600
10,100
Por footnotes
Universal
Pictures.........*
Utah Radio Products, com..*
Utility Equities com
Priority Stock
Utility 8c Ind Corp com
Preferred.........
7% pref
see page
55.
*
1%
May
8
47
May 12
*
25
% May 20
May 18
May 27
"5% Sale"
"5% Sale"
14% Sale
May 18
Mar. 30
1% Jan.
2
2
May
1
59
May 26
10
May 29
4% May 27
48
May
8
4% May 29
1% Jan. 17
31
Jan.
2
50
30
2% Apr. 23
Jan.
3
2%
4"
3%
12
11
Jan.
32
20
May
Jan.
Apr. 23
Apr.
1
% May 20
3
17
May 18
May 27
30
2
8
3
4% Jan.
2
6
Sale
76% Sale
6% Sale
17
4% Sale
69
Sale
5% Sale
Sale
4% May 25
May 29
May 27
15% May 2
69
5
4%
5%
Sale
8
6% May
2
76% May
6% May
17
May
1
1
4
win
"4%May"27
6% May
2
~6""May"~8
7% May
7
Jan.
3
4% May 25
68
5
Jan.
7
May 27
14% Jan.
2
Jan.
30
2% Jan.
13
Jan.
13
44
42
"2
% May 20
3% May 18
May 15
20
5
*
.*
5% Jan. 29
1
37
17
S Radio & Television com.*
800 U S Rubber Reclaiming....*
700
300
Mar. 14
20
47%
153
8,900 U
300
1% May 20
May 27
1% Mar. 25
8
5
1%
com vtc.*
2,900 U S Dairy Prod class A
9,800
Class B
5,900 U S Finishing common
r
1%
__25
36,800 United Stores Corp
1,200
700
800
200
Preferred
1% May 20
May 27
1% May 16
8
2%
8%
3
3
8% Apr. 25
Jan.
6
5% Feb.
4
2
6% Jan. 10
56% Mar. 10
30% Apr. 20
2% Feb.
13
6% Feb.
5
65% Mar. 20
15
Feb. 13
8% Mar.
50
10
2
Jan.
6
Mar. 10
3% Feb. 27
60
Feb, 26
6% Jan.
20
2
Feb. 11
11% Jan.
49
Jan.
20
33
Jan.
Mar.
5
30
3
9
ol% Jan.
1% Jan.
30
9
7
Mar. 27
25
4
Apr.
7% Mar. 21
2% Jan.
3
9% Feb. 24
78
Apr. 15
9% Mar. 2
19% Feb. 25
48% Jan. 30
7% Mar. 24
9
Mar. 10
46
NEW YORK CTJRB EXCHANGE
SALES.
AGGREGATE
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
May.
Jan. 1,
Shares.
Shares.
1931.
INDUS. & MISCEL. (Concl.)
43,100 Vick Financial Corp com..10
2,500 Vogt Mfg Corp.......
6,000
200
2,600
200
Waitt 8c Bond Inc class A..*
300
100
Class B
5
13
Sale
135*
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
20°
23,200
112,500
"""765
7,200
4,500
1,700
1,215
2,500
32,300
*
com
.......
Walker (Hiram) Gooderham
& Worts common.
*
500 Warren (S D) Co
900
"
115
100
2,200
„\V
6% Sale
9%
10%
7
Sale
Sale
6%
Sale
*
Wayne Pump Co
com
*
preferred
17
17%
5%
6%
19% Sale
6% Sale
35
"15* Sale"
5% Sale
10%
8%
.
Grape Juice..
Western Auto Supply com
7
,
3 5*
17%. 20
45* Sale
SINCE
Highest.
14% May
7
17
May
7
55* May 25
17
May 28
5
May 18
4% May 27
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
5% May 29
9% May 21
34
Sale
30
40
%
3
1
3%
Sale Prices.
65* May
1
95* May 21
JAN.
15
May
6
175* May
6
55* May 25
20
May
7
55* May 18
65* May
4
Corp.. 10
Maryland Ry
1,500 West Virginia Coal 8c Coke_»
2,200 Wheatsworth Inc com
_*
Jan.
2
11
145* May
7
13
3
Jan.
55* May 25
165* Jan. 20
35* Jan.
2
45* May 27
50
May; 6
May 19
3% Sale
"I" May""7
4
May 29
Mar. 19
13-16 Apr.
24
2}* Apr. 28
41
Jan.
21
185* Sale
14}*
Sale
20
22
415* May 21
185* May 29
18% May
4
41
May 29
17
Jan.
20
13
Jan.
14
70
60
Jan.
6
265* Mar. 25
May 18
May 15
25
20
May 29
185* May 29
13
May 21
60
Sale
41
*
common v t c
1
5
245* May
1
May
245* May
5
15* May 26
39}* Sale
1.
Highest.
95* Apr.
21
.*
A *
Western Air Express
400
100
18
12
3
Sale
*
Convertible
Welch
6
110
7% 1st pref
100
500 Western Pipe & Steel com. .10
Western Tablet & Stationery
,
200
13
18 5*
45*
*
Watson (Jno Warren) Co
Western
1
20
125*
Lowest.
May 29.
May 1.
Ask.
5
45,100 Walgreen Co
Warrants
5,400
1,100
;
Bid.
300 Wagner Electric Co com...15
300
RANGE
Price
Jan. 2
245* May
5
% Jan. 17
395* Jan.
2
Sale Prices.
7
Jan.
8
125* Feb.
2
15
May
6
19}* Mar-. 12
55* Feb. 14
295* Mar. 26
10
Mar. 26
85* Feb. 26
705* Feb. 27
2
Feb.
25
65* Jan.
16
29
Feb.
17
525* Jan.
245* Feb.
22
Apr.
19
9
16
85
Jan.
27
Mar. 25
9
25
Apr. 13
15* Feb. 28
6
46% Jan.
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
/
10
7% prior lien stock.....100
125 Wheeling Steel common..100
20
Pref class B
100
100
"""500
5,000
31,400
18,600
7,300
3,100
1,100
700
800
200
Williams (k C) & Co
Wil-low Cafeterias com
*
I
31,400
7,700
1,000
8
12"" "13k
13
Sale
Sale
24
3%
20
95*
3%
21
..._♦
8% May 20
3% May 27
23
May 13
15
rl"
Winter (BenJ) Co
.♦
150 Youngstown Sheet & Tube pf
172,800 Zunite Prod Corp com....
23~906
Sale
9
5
com
18% May 23
%
%
1%
Sale
13
Sale
15* Sale
3
Sale
"§%
May 28
% May 26
;l
9 5* May
5
May
14
2% May 28
3
Jan.
10
Jan.
13
16 sl09
Feo.
16
85* May 20
145* Mar. 11
1
3
Jan.
Mar. 10
Mar. 27
7
225* Jan,
Jan.
5
Jan. 28
May 13
3
8
125* Jan.
15
May 28
% Apr. 29
975* Jan. 20
8
Jan.
9
3§g
4%
Mar. 19
RIGHTS
Associated G fit E deb rts
May
1
"'% "3-16
.
400 White Sewing Mach deb rts.
15* Jan.
2
15* Jan.
Stock purchase rights
19,200 Fiat.
Feb.
7
255* May 13
18
May
8
1
May 26
2
11% May
10 120
30
185* May 23
sl09
10 %
Preference
Wilson Jones Co
Jan.
120
18% May 23
3
l-16Mar. 20
5* Mar.
45* Jan.
26
45* Feb. 26
3-16
Jan. 23
5* Mar.
3
3
PUBLIC UTILITIES
Par
450
I,350 Ala Power Co $7 pref..
2,335
86 preferred
19,950 Allegheny Gas Corp
285
2,800
*
Amer Cities Power 8c Lt
12,400
107,100
235,600
11,900
2,100
15,600
51,500
1,200
25
Class A..
Class B..
*
Amer Commonwealth Pow clA
Class B
*
200
$7 1st preferred A
*
75
$6.50 1st preferred
*
525 Amer Dlst Teleg N J pref. .100
73,100
54,300
2,300
10,800
510,100 Amer & Foreign Power warr__
319,400 American Gas & Elec com—*
O
fa rAtl
^
10,300
63,700 Amer Light & True com
25
yn
50
950
2,300
34,400
T, 400
524,600
3,900
3,500
1015* Sale
2
2%
335*
35%
5% Sale
11% Sale
22
24%
15* Sale
6% preferred
..25
Amer Nat Gas com v t c
*
1145* May 29 115}* May 16
1015* May
1 1035* May 13
15* May
6
25* May
8
*
1st preferred
*
Sale
32
13
Sale
Sale
65*
115*
23%
Sale
Sale
18
75
65
14% Sale
43
26
Sale
30
3% Sale
Amer States Pub Serv class A
American Superpower...
335*
34% Sale
7% Sale
195* Sale
65% Sale
«•
25 Amer Pub Serv 7% pref—100
27,700
3,616,200
27,700
13,200
2}*
113
Jan.
100
Jan.
24 1155* Mar. 11
21 1035* Mar. 30
15* Apr.
27
35* Feb. 16
May
21
38% Feb. 28
Corp
.........50
200
25
1145* Sale
25*
41% Sale
28%
30
3% Sale
11
10% Sale
825*
81
$6cumulative preferred
1105*
125* Sale
125*
515* Sale
51J*
1085* Sale
1065*
375*
385* 375*
30
30
295*
2
2
15*
Sale
10
125* Sale
92% Sale
855* Sale
93
12
9 J*
Sale
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
21
1
21
3ra
27
14%
235*
27
75
27
65
27 1115*
29
20%
28
4
27
68
1095*
11
MM
30
28
3}*
105* May 20
95* May 29
May
2
85
May
6
92
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
11
12
4
1
27
27
28
9
11
14
1
11
1
2
10
Feb.
May 21
17
Mar. 19
IW*
89
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
30
May
27
May 27
Feb.
315*
865*
Jan. 31 1105*
May 27 545*
May 29
May 28
Jan.
125* May
6
13}* May
1
May 15
86
May
7
23
20
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
94
2d installment paid.......
321,360 Appalachian Gas
35,800
1,900
1,900
100 Arizona Power
156
*
com
100
com
760 Arkansas Pow 8c Lt pref
*
Assoc Gas & Elec, com
...*
19,300
466,900
5,450
7,094
14,600
147,800
1,300
72,300
310
2,675
5,000
11,800
135
150
Class A
25
40
100% 103%
15
♦
$8 Int-bear allot ctfs
6,000
67% Sale
Allotment certificates
350
1,775
Telep Utilities.-*
22
4
May 20
% May 28
Sale
17
Sale
Sale
Sale
i84
Sale
z225*
Sale
7-16
Sale
Sale
May
1
% May 12
May
May
16}* May
65
May
81
May
205* May
5* May
67
May
24
May
1095* May
175* May
20
May
79
May
895* May
24% May
5* May
67
May
24% May
245* Sale
14
5
Bell
Telep Co of Can......100
131
525 Bell Tel of Pa 6«% pref..100
34,600
222,010
100
Brazilian Tr Lt 8c Pr ord
*
Sale
117
21
Sale
100 Bridgeport Gas Light Co...*
185* Sale
Sale
1165* 119
135* Sale
58
54
125 British Columbia Pow cl A..*
200
Class B
*
2,100
1,100
16,800 Buff Nlag & East Pow pref.25
3,300
1st preferred.^
._*
2,000
19,800
29,800
7,400
2,400
1,200
225
110
400
2,100
1
1
2
350 Cent Pow & Lt 7% pref
200
26% Sale
Sale
102
265* Sale
225
75
50
6,100 Cent & Southwest Util com.*
500
\
51,900
479,400
Sale
;.r %
103
Sale
"2%
"15% '17%
21
"
5*
*25* ""25*
Sale
103
5*
%
Sale
101
104
18" "26"
14%
Sale'
145* Sale
75
17
145* Sale
125* Sale
Sale
91
Central States Electric
895* Mar. 20
com
9% Sale
97
95* Sale
1,750
4,275
75
1,100
905*
75* Sale
"""loo
650
II,800 Cleveland
100
"1,575
25
18,300
Sale
Elec Ilium com...*
6% preferred
100
Commonwealth 8c Sou Corp..
Warrants
...
75 Community P 8c L $6 1st pref*
192,000 Community Water Service..*
Compania Hlspano Americ'no
200
37,900
7,600
3,300
6,100
800
1,000
de Electrlcidad S A
(Chad).
49
221
48% Sale
Sale
1% Sale
8
56%
Sale
59
Con Gas EL&P Bait com..*
90
Consol Gas Utilities class A
145* Sale
5
65*
Class B
..._._.*
v t c
475* Sale
1,125 Cont'l G & E 7%
pr
Sale
pref...100
25 Dayton Pow 8c Lt 6% pref. 100
200 Dixie Gas 8c Utilities com.
700
34,900
100
4,775 Duke Power Co......
149,800 Duouesne Gas Corp com...
For footnotes
see
page
55.
59
May
May 26
59
May 18
2
230
15* Sale
'ib%
Sale
"
Sale
15* Sale
105*
14%
2%
§3^ May 15
86
May
6
7
485* May
Sale
2295* May 22 234
15* May
76
May
s95* May
May
685*
875* Sale
14
155*
5
65*
May
1
76
May 13
115* May 11
845* Sale
11}* Sale
6
65
102
May 29
May 29
4% May 26
895* May
13 % May
6% May 27
Sale
1015* May
Sale
1005* May 27 119% May
15* May 25
3% May
1 1035* May 13
17
Sale
3
1195* Sale
25* Sale
2
Jan.
a*
6
21
40
13
27
3g
78
1045*
185*
195*
705*
75
7
3
Mar. 12
iP
4
Feb.
2
19
Feb.
18
Apr. 11
May
1
Feb.
18
Mar.
10
Mar. 19
Mar. 17
Jan. 23
Apr.
8
Feb.
11
Mar. 20
May 14
Apr. 30
Feb.
11
9
96
Apr. 23
MM
Feo.
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar. 19
97
Jan.
87
75* May
50
7
May 20
Mar.
Feb.
May 27
87
54
13
2
Mar.
1% Mar.
31*
6
17
Mar.
175* Mar. 10
27 103
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
14 1035* May
May 14
Apr. 29
May 28
26
67
May 13
255* Mar. 23
Feb. 17
Jan.
5
93
Jan.
8
Feb.
7
845*
Jan. 23 102
Mar. 18
10
685* Feb. 25
4
1005* Feb.
65
Feb. 24
Mar. 17
82
Apr. 16
89
105* Apr.
Apr.
78
May
475* May
81
8 221
712
64
1015* Sale
118
815* May
78
May
475* May
15
895* Apr. 11
915* Feb. 28
24}* May 22
Feb.
112
650 Consol Traction of N J...100
""375
May 27
15
6
J...100
5,145 Commonwealth Edison
668,300
47%
6
15
19
15
22
Feb.
57
Jan.
Feb. 26
235* Mar. 27
May
May
May
May
100
15
Feb.
255* Jan.
985* Jan.
1
5
20
19% Jan. 19 20
May 21 153
Jan.
9 1205*
135* May 28 285*
545* May 20
May 18
May
24
30
130
115
8
5
8
5
1
4
58
9
500 Cities Serv Pr 8c Lt $0 pref.
1,150
*7 preferred
._._*
2,100
70,100
57
Warrants
2
Apr. 27
75* May 26
Jan.
85* Feb. 10
May 12
2
Jan.
955*
6% conv pref
....100
Conv pref new ........100
400
15
Apr. 28
May 13
95
6% pref without warrants.
"""350
May 14 103
105* May
5
12
May 28
70
May 20
24 144
Mar. 18
2 1095* May 14
Jan.
Feb.
155* May 27 17}* May 14
100
May 23 100
May 23
7% preferred...
100
6% pref with warrants..100
200
% May 45
5* May
% May 19
5* May
25* May 15
25* May
63
May 22 71
May
103
May
1 103
May
5* May
2
5* May
185* May 27 21
May
Mar. 25
Mar. 21
7
Apr. 30
18
$7preferred........
550
265* May
4 265* May 11
1015* May 26 1035* May
4
102
$7 Prior lien preferred...
50
"
-a
3% Sale
$6 preferred..........-...*
$7 preferred
25
"Y.666
Sale
100
14,500 Cent Pub Serv of Del com..
196,000 Central Pub Serv cl A.......*
6,200
28,000
May
4
May
1
May
1
May 20
May 11
55* Mar. 7
915* Apr. 27
MM
99
May 29
May 28
15
255* Sale
Am
130 Cent 111 Pub Serv $6 pref...
90 Cent Indiana Pow 7% pf.100
10 Central Maine Pow 7% pf.100
May 21 145
May
' 117
135* May 28 185*
545* May 20 545*
26
May
345* Jan.
Cables & Wireless—
dep rets A ord sh
£1
Am dep rets B ord sh
£1
Am dep rets pref sh
£1
375 Canadian Hydro-El 1st pf.100
130 Carolina Pow & Lt $6 pref--*
1,500 Central Atl States Serv ▼ t c*
18,700 Cent Hud G & E ▼ tc.
130
117
Feb.
Mar. 31
Feb. 28
Jan.
26
22
5
13
22
200 Barcelona Tr Lt & Pr ord__50
225
Mar.
6
Feb. 24
3
May 20
May 28
Jan.
103
13%
83
5
20
16
205* Sale
% Sale
—
Associated
5
106% Sale
79
17% Sale
$5 preferred
20
5
45* Sale
5* Sale
Sale
Warrants.....
100 Associated Tel & Tel cl A—*
100
2,300
Jan.
Sale
5% Sale
Warrants
Apr.
8
Apr. 22
30
May 28
Apr. 27
Apr. 24
Amer Tel & Tel—
100
70
5 112
27
23
Apr. 13
525* Mar. 11
1135* Apr. 23
2565* Feb. 26
Mar.
Jan.
15* May 26
May 13
76
25* Mar. 10
855* Apr. 17
125* Apr. 15
8
Jan.
2
60
82
Jan.
Jan.
9
685* Mar. 16
5 101
Feb. 26
11% May 29 175*
8
4% May 26
415* Feb.
9 445*
975* Jan.
5 103 5*
Mar. 11
Mar. 25
Jan.
20
Apr. 24
108
Jan.
Jan. 21 108
145* Jan. 14
145* Jan.
Feb.
1005* May 27 145
15* May 25
65* Feb.
21
14
16
17
I
47
NEW YOEK CURB EXCHANGE
In
Shares.
May 1.
1931.
PUBLIC UTIL.
Shares.
900
13,000
150
900
15,400
3,000
2,100
133,900
4,800
5,800
Par
(iCont.)
Eastern Ga9 & Fuel Assoc._*
6% preferred
Bid.
15%
Ask.
17
Bid.
Ask
com
14
B
Sale
18%
20
Sale
10%
31 %
5%
Sale
Sale
Sale
*
Eastern Utll Associates
Convertible stock—
*
6,504,800 Elec Bond & Share common.*
Preferred
*
35,600
$5 cum preferred
»
16,800
*
2,400 Elec Pow 3c Lt 2d pref A
Option warrants
110,000
3,500 Empire G & F 7% pref....100
3,700
8% preferred
100
4,700 Empire Pow Corp part stk._*
"
-
m m ~
**'»»
—
38,100
1,500
1,100
•F
2,400
15,200 Empire Pub
14,900
1,100
S3*
9*
Sale
Sale
50 X
Sale
A
13
*
2,100 General Water Wks <fc Elec
3,400 Georgia Power 56 pref.
10C
600
~
a
25
34 %
Sale
104% 104 % Sale
Sale
92 H
Sale
Sale
17 H
58
Sale
73
81% 82
37
40
2% Sale
9%
10
2% Sale
100
Sale
71
60
71% Sale
30%
36
Vs
1
8
Sale
2
Sale
96
15
Sale
63 K Sale
63
Sale
400 Gen Pub Utilities 57 pref...*
50
i
33
43% Sale
103 %
91
,
•>
_
19% May
May
1634 May
3334 May 12
634 May 18
93
34% May 29 44 34 May
1
106
May 16
10354 May
91
May
1 9334 May 13
May
" May
83
May
4
37
May 14
2 54 May
5
934 May 14
234 May
1
100
May
1
25
11* ^fay
58
72
May
71
May
3134 May
34 May
8
May
134 May
100
May
5
96
10
97%
97
99
5754 May
75
May
55
May
534 May
9734 May
18
26
27
20
67
May
5
75
May 26
5534 May 27
534 May
8
9934 May 14
100 Gesfuerel Am dep rets..
125 Gt Western Pow 7% pref .100
.
17,000 Hamilton Gas Co
V; 4,000
-
225 Haverhill Elec Co
.
com v
v
5C
3,075
768
4
Sale
334 May 25
534 May
2
25
1,000
2,400
1,235
300
300
•
■
m
m
m
'
100
17,500
12,300
181.500
1,550
250
90
Hydro-El 53.50
conv
7,700
2,400
94
91%
90%
92 K
93%
Internat
4134 May 28
*
33
21%
35
5% Sale
Class B
21
40%
7
Sale
20
Sale
20
41
36
Sale
36
Sale
6
6%
*
Warrants for class B stock.
254
77
98
♦
Warrants
2%
%
Sale
IK
3 %
1%
Sale
Sale
Sale
101
3% Sale
1% Sale
21,600 Long Island Light com
*
7% preferred...
100
1,230
*
6% preferred series B ..100
2,000
200 Los Angeles G & E 6% pf_.100
260
675
125
150 Louisiana Pr & Lt $6 pref
75
9834 100
5% preferred series D..100
7% cum pref series B...100
200
100
554
93
Participating pref
500
4,600
Jan.
Apr. 20
94
Mar. 19
May 29
31
May 29
634 May 29
24
Mar. 26
3
Jan.
34%
10234
8954
9134
1734
May 29
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May
May
71
May
3134 May
May
58
20
Jan.
26834 Feb.
61
9 10854 Mar. 19
Mar. 31
97
5 101
26
25
25
25
28
Jan.
4"
2
8
9
Feb. 24
Mar.
8
31
12
Jan.
2
3754
7954
8934
5258
d»
4
Mar.
Feb.
5
26
Apr.
1
Jan.
27
26
7
Feb.
Jan.
Mar. 18
Mar. 18
Apr. 28 104
Mar. 18
78
Mar. 19
5034 Jan.
2
75
May 26
55
May 27
5% May
8
83
Apr.
7034 Jan.
1534 Jan.
96
Jan.
2 10054 Mar.
30
Apr.
2 30
Apr.
Mar.
10334 Feb. 24 105
6
334 May 25
70
Mar. 10
72
Mar.
93
Jan.
Jan.
30
93
May
<
5
May
7
4254 May 11
8654 Jan.
5
13
10^
AH
Jan.
Feb.
30 %
30
31%
39
30
42
"30"
31
*
200 Maine Gas Companies com..*
35
8
9834
334
154
10854
99
10034
May
11554 May 15 11554
30
May 28
110
May 20
105
May
6 107
10534 May
4 110
10134 May
8 10134
14
93
11
2
95
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
15
15
16
2
14
12
8
754 May
234 May
1
9
Feb. 24
Mar. 27
Feb.
23
7
8
14
234 Apr.
it*
2
Mar. 17
Feb.
24
Feb.
24
Feb. 17
Feb. 24
Jan.
88
Mar. 26
99
May
9834 May
May 13
Mar. 23
7
Jan.
254
10634 Jan.
109
Mar.
Mar. 21
Feb.
10034
11554
3634
11254
May
May
Mar.
Mar.
107
May
110
May
10334 Apr.
Ill
Apr.
2934 Apr.
10634 Jan.
10034 Jan.
10554 May
10034 Apr.
Mar. 25
37
6
30
Jan.
May
96
Apr. 11
9
Jan.
15
28
2
16
4
Jan.
77
13
12
Jan.
45
3-16 Feb.
May
234 Apr.
20
Apr.
3434 Jan.
534 Jan.
41
7
77
21
May
4034 May
May
96
May
254 May
8234 May
99
May
4
May
154 May
10854 May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
8
16
12
94% Apr. 15
10754
3-16 Feb.
500 Jersey Cent Pr & Lt 7% pf.100
Kings County Lighting
400
6
"4 34 "May" 8
10
21
Superpower
Internet Utll class A..
29,900
50
17
92
8934 Jan.
9154 May
10634 May 21 10634 May 21
pref.*
150 Iowa Sou Utilities 7% pref 100
84,500 Italian Superpower cl A....*
150
93
Warrants
350 Interstate Power $7 pref
120
91
92
85%
Class A warrants
15,700
100
/
Int
■;;V,.'
1,700
1,100
19,700
.*
Inland Util partlc class A
*
tntercont Power com A.....*
700
•
m mm «...
m
Illinois P & L $6 pref
6% preferred
100
Indianapolis Pow & Lt—
6%% cum prof
775
100
> -V:
Prices.
93
4% Sale
t c.
t c
25 Illinois Nor Utll 6% pref..100
"""525
Sale Prices.
Mar. 20
27
Sale
Sale Prices.
19
May 28
92% May 18
1034 May 29
31
May 29
534 May 29
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices.
Gen Gas & Elec—
$6 cum conv pref ser B_.__*
29,200
16C FFFF;. 230 General Pub Serv S6 pref...*
3,150
v
79
Sale
*
Serv class A
Sale
Sale
11,700 European Elec Co of Can A. 10
Option warrants
104,200
4,600 Florida Power & Lt $7 pref.
500
.
415li
103M Sale
....
900
Sale
242
420 Edison Elec Ilium (Boston) 100
992,500
5,900
3,600
Ask
19% Sale
16 %
Lowest.
May 29.
Bid.
100
Eastern States Pr
1.
Jan.
1.
Jan.
JAN.
SINCE
Price
2
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
May.
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
SALES,
AGGREGATE
21
15
15
21
10
14
12
13
3734 Mar. 25
Marconi Internat Marine
Communication Am dep ret
6,200
1
450,400 Marconi Wlrel Tel of Can
200
37,500
Marconi Wirel Tel Ltd...
1,900
13,100
"l~365
3X
Mass Util Associates
5%
v
Nat Gas
269,880
5,500
2,700
65,800
Middle West Util
500
6,500
conv
A
8% Sale
ser
A
Sale"
19% Sale
m
Sale
Sale
Hud Pow
17
Sale
1534 Sale
434 May 28
3034 May 25
834 May 21
32
96
98
1634
134
134
1454
34
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
14
434 May
May
10
May
27
1954
21
98
21
134
.19
2
20
5
1954
34
1
May 27
May
1
May
6
May 21
May 15
May
May
Apr. 21
354 Jan.
3
3034 May 25
834 May 21
10
Mar.
4
434 Feb.
9
4
5
108
108
107
May
May
10534 May 20
May
10534 May
10534 May
..*
Mar. 30
Mar. 10
Mar.
3
234 Feb. 21
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
2i*
48
Mar.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
11
11
5
19
10534 Mar. 24
109
Apr. 16
10734 Apr. 11
10534 May 20
10034 Jan.
99
Mar. 10
1234 Feb. 11
101
Apr.
107
454 Mar. 25
35
2534
May
1634 May
May
105
10734 112
100
Feb.
99
96
833
lstjpref.*
"
734 May 15
1% Jan.
"
3
96
*
new
Second preferred
1,050
834 Sale
warrants
pref
4,975 Mohawk &
25
Sale
*97
17K
com
230 Miss River Power pref
200
1,750
9%
*
2,900
21,100 Mid-West States Util class A *
9,500 Midland Nat Gas partic A.
80 Midland Uxi 56% pr Hen—100
50 Minn Power & Lt 7% pref.100
-
200
2%
4K
4% Sale
warrants
B
500
100
56
2% Sale
50
com
Metropolitan Edison Co—
56 pref series C
625
350
4K
Sale
5%
t c..
conv preferred
48,200 Memphis
Sale
734 May
234 May
£1
_
Bearer shares
825
75
5,500
2
7% Sale
2% Sale
Jan.
Monongahela West Penn
Pub Service 7% pref.....25
*
4,200 Montreal Lt. Ht & Pow
120 Mountain Sts Pow 7% pfd.100
20 Mountain Sts Tel & Tel—100
350
"l",225
100
2,100 Municlpa 1 Service..
1,400
50
7% preferred
350
25
24H
26%
24
263*
41% Sale
38
•
5034 May 19
9234 May
5
May
9234 May
334 May 23
...»
700 Nat Elec Power class A..
200
23
24
.....100
5
May 27
2334 May 22
91
May 25
23
May 28 10234 May 23
1234 May 14 1754 May 7
30
May 11
May 11 30
97
22
25
23
25
23
87%
22
2434 Jan. 20 2534 Apr. 30
38
May 27 6954 Mar. 21
92
Apr.
9 9354 Jan.
7
14934 Apr.
9
9 14934 Apr.
6
Feb. 12
334 May 23
96
89
95
91
99
102
101
May 20
May 25
May 20
8834 Jan. 20
26
Apr.
8
91
Jan.
24
Apr.
9
Nat Power 3c Light—
56 cum preferred....
11,600
12,800 Nat Public Service com
Common class B
2,400
1,700
8,100
400
^
^
mmmmmm
57 preferred
240 New Engl Power Assn
300
250
mm
50
800
.
v
^
m mm
— m
50
20
2,800
725
199,600
26,000
7,700
1,100
100
mm
50
2,670
mm m
May
2
81
May 12 102
May
2
82 %
Sale
80
Sale
7954 May 29
May
8334 May 11
99
May 15
May 15 99
13054 May 28 13734 May 19
com.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
11334 May
9534 Sale'
46 %
Sale
70
115 %
11
Sale
Sale
Sale
2% Sale
5% Sale
95
60
60
61
11554 11634 11534
Sale
954
Sale
134
434
4% Sale
m
2
66"
80
Nor Amer Utll Sec com
mm
2%
3
3H
2
87
2K
6534
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
234 May 28
3
25
29
11
22
9
12
4
4
3,700
300
510
26,300 Nor States Pow Corp
7% preferred...
1,757
6% cum pref..
2,110
May 16
com. 100
125
100
101
135
Sale
100
131% 133
114
Sale
105
105
107
107
97% Sale
97
10
Sale
114
104
97
16
107
15,900
58,900 Pacific Gas Ac Elec 1st pf—25
500
5%% 1st preferred..
icific
For footnotes
see page
55.
106
26 K
Sale
25
Ltg Corp 56 pref....*
50 Pacific Pow & Lt 7% pref.100
Jan. 22
9754 Jan. 14 99
Mar. 13
13054 May 28 141
6
6
1434 Apr.
1434 Apr.
Mar. 30 101
Apr. 16
16 10454 Mar. 31
13 11354 May 25
29
9534 May 29
2
8954 Mar. 16
Jan.
10934 Jan.
95
May
4654 Jan.
11354 Jan.
934 Jan.
154 Jan.
434 May
134 Jan.
6334 Feb.
85
Apr.
234 Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
118JI
2
27
2
17
24
%
834
Mar. 10
85
Apr. 24
Mar. 10
354 Mar. 19
6554 Mar. 4
Mar. 17
6
15
28
Mar. 13
Mar. 10
2
10434 Feb.
5 105
102
Sale
27 %
Sale
28% Sale
May 14 106
May
7 107
2554 May 26
2554 May
5
May 14
May 14
May
7
May 14
2634 May 20
29
Apr. 21
10934 Feb. 24 113
Jan. 17 10834
May 29 15254
2 10954
101
Jan.
9 101
9554 Feb.
4
1634 Feb.
94
Mar. 5 94
Mar.
9
Apr.
9
10454 Jan.
6 110
10334 Jan. 16 10734
106
Apr. 29 10834
23
Apr. 27 45
May 14
Apr. 24
Jan. 26
r
Ohio Power
825
5
5
Mar. 20
850 Oklahoma Gas Ac Elec preflOO
150 Oklahoma Nat Gas pref..100
200
Mar.
Apr. 10 10954 Mar. 19
101
Jan.
6
May 12 103
70
9
Apr. 25 75 ' Feb.
2
86
Feb. 11
7934 Jan.
May 14
May 29 131
May 11
May 16 108
6
May 21 9834 May
50
30
8734 Mar.
5 110
103
10754 May 28 110
.
28
114
6% pref......100
120 Ohio Pub Ser 7% 1st pf A.100
1,400
Mar.
Feb.
7
Feb. 11
May 20
8 103
10 Northwest Util 7% pref... 100
F;
Apr.
36
97
10234 May
200 Nor'west States Utilities..
1,795
44
Mar. 26
81
110
97
94
First preferred.....
Norlnd Pub Ser 6% pref..100
7% preferred.
100
175 Nor N Y Utilities 7% pref.100
m
2154 Mar. 19
25
98
101
400
'
m mm
101
Sale
56 preferred
50
7,900
500
'mmm
39
......
mm
400
3234
*
16,000 N Y Steam Corp com new...
3,900 N Y Teleo 6%% pref
100
1,259,983 Niagara Hud Pow com....10
Class A opt warrants......
137,783
Class B opt warrants
33,000
Class C warrants
12,900
1,200 North Amer Light 3c Power *
"
m
25" "35"
81
79%
Jan.. 21 10454
1234 May 14
Apr. 25
42
Sale
250
7% preferred
100
400 N Y Power 3t Light 56 pref.
7% preferred.....
100
500
20 N Y 3c Richmond Gas 6% pf.
.
■
Sale
101M Sale
com.
6% preferred
.....100
New Engl Pub Serv
57 Prior lien preferred.__*
270
1,000 New Engl Telep & Teleg—100
4,770
100 New Orleans Pub Serv
:
32 H
95 K
20
53.50 conv preferred.....
7% preferred
.......100
950
50 Nebraska Power Co pref.. 100
200 Nevada-Calif Elec com....100
mm mmm —
"790
16
850
^
200
•
mmm
94
......
■
mmm
..*
cl A_*
2554 May 26
2534 Mar. 27
Mar. 20
Mar. 23
Feb.
5
Mar.
5
Jan.
9
29
May 14
2634 May 20
2 106
Mar. 13
10034 Feb. 20 101
Apr. 20
102
Jan.
>
NEW YORK CUES EXCHANGE
48
PRICES IN MAY.
SALES.
AGGREGATE
May.
Shares.
Shares.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
in
1931.
n
22,100
1,400
PUBSLC UTIL. (Concl.)
Par
Pacific Pub Serv class A
*
New common w i
900
New preferred w i_.
200
600 Peninsular Telep Co com...*
20
7% preferred.....
100
*
2,700 Pa Gas Ac Elec class A
100 Pa Ohio Pow & Lt 7% pfd.100
1,450 Pa Power ft Light $7 pref
*
250
T300
'""350
175
50
$6 Preferred..
200
Bid.
May 1.
Ask.
19%
Sale
22
9
17
22
Sale
10
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
May 29.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
8
SINCE
20
22% May
Lowest.
1
17
25
May 18
18
2054
854
20
17%
22
20
May 20
II'
24
JAN.
1.
May'"I "1354 May""5
May 20
Highest.
Sale Prices.
18
May 18
954 Apr. 13
Apr. 13
20
Jan. 27
Sale Prices.
Feb. 27
Apr. 14
1954 Apr. 14
10
11%
11
Sale
11054 Sale
61
Sale
21% Sale
25
34
61%
Sale"
19
Sale
28% Sale
103
104
12
111
Sale 11054 May 4 111
10654 Sale 10554 May 29 10654
5554 May 26 6154
55
57 54
15
May 27 19
15
Sale
2754 May 18 2854
23
28
3754
May 14
May 29
May
1
May
1
May
1
May"28 "3754 May"28
100
8
Jan.
108
10454
14
103% 104% 100
"
'""25
Bid.
......
*
17,100 Pa Water ft Power.
24,400 Peoples Light ft Power cl A-*
1,300 Philadelphia Co new com...*
200 Phila Elec Pow 8% pref
25
75 Phila Traction Cp.
...50
3,200
5,600
RANGE
Price
Jan. 2
Apr. 27 109
16 100
Feb. 20
10854 Jan.
103
Feb.
a*
.p
36
7 111
11
May 26
May 27
May 18
Mar. 14
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
27
16
1354 May " 5
Feb.
10
2
Mar.
10654 May 29
7054 Mar.
p
6
Feb. 16
Mar. 5
Mar. 2
11
3754 Mayir28
54 Jan. 29
43
May 27
6054 Mar. 20
Piedmont Hydro-Elec Co
v
"""150
11,500
1,966
Option warrants
new
43
Power Corp of Canada....
50 Pub Serv Colo 7% pref
100
3,600 Pub Serv El ft Gas $5 pref...*
"3",600
Public Service of Nor 111....*
Com $100 par stock
850
.100
1,400
""ISO
150
325
6% prior lien
50
250
7% prior lien
6% preferred
May 27
4754 May 21
Mar. 18
Sale
May 14 130
130
..100
May 14
May 27 10454 May 25
201
104" "May" 27 10454 May"25
201
1
nlOO
104
Jan.
Feb.
16 rlOO
2 258
Feb.
16
Feb.
11
3 26954 Feb. 25
20154 Jan.
130
May 14 130
May 14
Pub Serv of Oklahoma
-
90
100
100
310
120
560
$5 preferred..
475 Quebec Power Co, com
*
725 Railway & Light Securities
'""325
99
300 Rochester Cent Pow
:
'""400
2,700
1,000
4,600 Shawlnigan Water ft Pow..*
7,900
21,500
25,400
2,700
4,400
5,500
100
'""560
16
4,700
:
3,650 Southw Bell
30
Sale
2654 Sale
19
22%
2054
"22"'
i',666
75
7,300
Twin States Nat Gas part A
3,200
22,300
20,800
18,900 Union Natural Gas of Can..*
158,045 United Corp warrants
56,800 United Elec Serv purch warr
American shares.........
2,300
*
1,761,750 United Gas com
$7 preferred...
45,900
*
Warrants
131,600
801,400 United Lt & Power com A..
Class B........
6,000
$6 cum 1st pref
*
28,500
800 United Pub Service Co com.*
200 United Rys ft El Bait com. .50
300
30", 400
1,200
189,800
6,600
com
with warr.*
Stock purchase warrants..
250 Utah Power & Light pref.100
50
22",900
U S Elec Pow
125 Utica Gas & Elec 7% pf
219,700 Util Pow & Light com
9,700
34,700
150
Class B
100
*
*
......
7% preferred
100
350 Virginia Pub Serv 7% pf-.lOO
3,325 West Massachusetts Cos
100
1,050 Western Power pref
50 West Tex Util $6 pref..
30 Wisconsin P ft L 7% pref.100
""925
250
""30
FORMER
2
14
May 28
2
39
May 25
6
3% Sale
32 %
40
354 Sale
33
3854
37
95
50
33
43
98 %
99
99
1
'254
3054 May 2
May
9
2754 May 14
29
Mar. 23
10 92
Apr.
1
17 10454 Apr. 22
2954 May 19 3054 Feb. 27
2554 Mar. 20 29
May
9
24J4 Jan. 19
May 14
£51
Jan.
9 £51
Jan.
9
Jan.
Apr.
7
180
12154 12054 May
94
May
3 54
354 May
3 54
30
3254 3254 May
30
33
3254 May
98
98
Sale
May
1
1
May
254
8254 May
2 12154 May
13 9554 May
25
354 May
25 39
May
27 3354 May
29 9954 May
1
May
4
26 88
May
19
Jan. 15
2454 Mar. 20
10354 May 27 104
May 27
5
1
May
2
954 Apr.
155
May 25 16154 Mar. 6
Mar.
4
454 Mar. 4
8 11854 Jan.
7 121% Mar. 18
94
Jan.
Feb.
15
5
7
97
1
Feb. 25
354 May 25
.2* Feb. 26
9
3254 May 25 50
19
3254 Jan. 30 4954 Mar. 23
98
Mar.
8
Apr. 17 101
6
4
6
May
1
81
Sale
4554 48
10954 Sale
4254 May 27 4554 May 18
10854 May
1 110
May 25
4254 Sale
4254 May 27
Feb.
108
10354 May 13 10354 May 13
110
May 22 110
May 22
Feb.
3
10
2
10
15
754 Sale
86
Sale
254 Sale
2354 Sale
90
6
94
10354 May 26 10354 May 27
954 May 11 11
May 4
754 May 27 10 54 May
1
1-32 May 2
1-16 May
1
10
Sale
1154 xlO
1054 Sale
754 Sale
1-16 Sale
754
8754
254
2454
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
9554 Sale
554 May 27
7754 May 29
554 Sale
78
80
2
2 1
Sale
1954 Sale
6354 Sale
89
May
May
May
May
May
19
50
89
Sale
10
6
27
28
27
29
20
754 May 5
May 8
254 May
1
2454 May
1
6354 May 29
9654 May 8
6
May 20
90
98
105
954 Sale
23 % Sale
554 Sale
154
154
104
107
854 Sale
2254 Sale
454 Sale
54
154
105
105
106
Sale
22
Sale
53 54
99
Sale
10354
100
10054
5554 Sale
10354 10454
_
107
108
8
.
554 May
1
154 May 19
10754 May 14
May
May
May
754 May
854 May
8
2454 May 15
9254 May 21
21
May
8854 May
10054
55
May
10354 May
5654 May 16
May 15
104
10154 May 22 10154 May 22
Mar.
Feb.
4
24
May 25
7054 Feb. 18
20 11254 Mar.
5
28 110
Mar. 18
22 110
May 22
Feb.
3
Jan.
23
10354 May 26 11154 Mar. 9
5
9% May 11
1754 Jan.
7% May 27 1554 Mar. 19
1-32 May
2
3-16 Jan. 10
Feb.
3
954 Jan. 15 12
Jan. 23
554 May 27
IYA Mar. 12
7754 May 29 94
2
May 27
454 Jan. 23
19
Feb. 27
May 28
50
Jan.
3
May 27
89
May 29 10454 Mar. 9
Jan. 16
6
Jan. 20
M
6
454 Sale
1%
1%
ti*
4 110
2
Mar. 20
21
54 Feb. 18
111
% Sale
Mar.
95
Apr.
10854 Jan.
10354 Apr.
110
May
50
1454
4
Jan.
7
Mar. 10
44
47 H
1854 Mar. 26
60
19
May 19 "20 54 May* "4
May 27
10354 May 27 104
5
May
1
754 May 12
155
May 25170
May 13
19"' "2054
150
v t c
May
May
2954 May 19
2754 May 28
2654 May
1
2954 Sale
2754 Sale
2754 Sale
90 UnionEL &P (Mo) 7% pf.100
6,700
15,700
98,100
2,500
6,000
16
46
1% Sale
50
175,600
May 28
May 25
121
225 Texas Pow ft Lt 7% pref..100
80 Toledo Edison 6% pref
100
40
7% preferred
100
100 Tri State Tel ft Tel com
10
40
14
Sale
140
654 Sale
Tel
250 Tacony & Palmyra Bridge.
8,700 Tampa Electric Co..
..*
300 Tenn Elec Power 7% pref.100
100 Tex-La Power 7% pref
100
3
91
Feb.
6
3 10454 May 21
Jan. 31
8354 Jan. 21 87
May 20
Mar.
7
4254 Mar. 3
35
Feb. 25
May 29
26
Feb. 14
Mar. 19
8
Mar. 27
Mar. 27
Mar. 3
9254 May 23 100
Feb.
Mar. 21
86
104
25
*
44,600 Southwest Gas Utilities
8,800 Standard Power ft Lt com..*
Class B common....
*
6,700
Preferred...
2,150
1,400 Standard Pub Serv class A.
2,700 Swiss-American Elec pref.100
2854 May 22
May"23 "9854 May"29
90
7% pref.100
455 Sou'west G & E 7% pref__100
175
9254
Feb.
98
98
39
55 Southern New Eng Tel...100
200 Southern Union Gas..
45
May~29 "39" "May" "9
35
12
Sale
&X% pref class C
...25
5% cum partlcorlg pref..25
.
7
15
Sale
50 %
25
Preferred B
2,400 Southern Colo Pow cl A.. 25
100
7% preferred
100
*
31,500 Southern Nat Gas Co com
100
700
Sou Calif Edison pref A
12
9854 Sale
40 Sierra Pacific Elec 6% pf__100
125 Sioux City G & E 7% pref.100
500
550
100
Sale
2854 May 22
6
*
com
750 Rochester G & E pref D
100
20,100 Rockland Light ft Power.. 10
1,600
1,000
10454 May 21 104 54 May 21
99
May
1
9954 May 5
May 20
8354 May 11 87
Sale
2,300 Rhode Isid Pub Serv pref..
200
'""366
Sale
99
35
1,460 Puget Sound P & L $6 pf....*
Feb.
31
May 26
May 25
105'
Jan.
26
6
Feb. 26
854 Feb. 27
254 Mar. 3
5 108
10354 Feb. 24 105
654 Apr. 27
1454
20
Apr. 30 3154
8854 May 26
J2*
9654 Jan. 22 100
2
53 54 Jan.
6254
6 104
9854 Jan.
9354 Mar. 11 9354
10154 May 22 10154
Mar. 31
Apr. 24
Feb. 26
Mar.
6
May 21
10
Feb. 27
Mar. 30
Mar. 11
Feb.
May 22
OIL
STANDARD
SUBSIDIARIES
100
850 Borne Scrymser Co.....
25
500
500
250
3,600 Buckeye Pipe Line.....
3,000 Chesebrough Mfg
50
150
600
23,300
54,200
800
2,200
1,400
1,100
50
500
800
500
500
10,900
50
86,200
27,300
2,000
2,050
9,400
3,900
3,100
6,400
36,000
*"320
200
111
13*
1354
10
8
9
34
25
32
95
98
90
89
10
7
1154
30
27
55" Sale"
12.50
—.10
New York Transit
Northern Pipe Line.... —50
Ohio Oil 6% cum pref... .100
.25
Penn Mex Fuel
.......
Solar Refining.......... .25
Southern Pipe Line..... -10
.25
South Penn Oil
101
102J4
1354 Sale
554
854
954
10
19
32
20
36
3654 Sale
5%
Preferred...
cum
Sale
llH Sale
;
12
21
27
11
28
95
18
29
35
28
23
28
26
25
Sale
41
41
101
12
554
15
1454
1954
5254
1
5
t?*
11
*
166,100 American Maracaibo
*
56,600 Arkansas Nat Gas com.
Class A...........—..—-*
282,300
Preferred
10
22,000
*
4,000 Atlantic Lobos Oil com
Preferred..
50
8,700
British-American Oil Co—.£1
Coupon stock (bearer).....
7,900
800
Registered shares
...
Sale
Sale
........
103
4354 Sale
£28
J
103
May 27
4354 May
Mar.
8
27
6
89
May
8
Apr.
4
4
May
10
7l%
11*
Apr. 16
Feb. 14
Feb. 13
Jan.
8
Jan.
3
Jan. 23
2154 Feb. 25
1754 Mar. 23
1454 Jan. 15
Feb. 14
30
1554
Jan.
13
10
Mar. 11
17
Apr. 17
2354 Jan. 27
Apr. 14
1254 May
33
31
10254 Jan.
Jan.
38
2154 May
1554 May
3854
2354
3654
6254
23
Apr.
41
May
11554 Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
7
13
7
6
5
11554 Jan.
106
Apr. 20
Jan.
254 Apr.
Mar.
May
11*
10
£28
Jan.
Feb.
23
25
Sale
irA
25
29
27
26
28
29
22
x28
2154
1554
2354
Sale
1354
954
2954
6
3 12954 Apr. 30
30 30
Jan. 26
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
2154 Sale
1654 Sale
21
2354
52
.100
.100
...
14
4
Jan.
103
1154
1254
35
Sale
!§*
Jan.
4
4
1254 Sale
2654 Sale
1854 Sale
55
Jan.
May 26 106
May
254 May
254 May
854
31
40
2554
May
4
1
1
20
4
8
1
5
15
12
5
7
12
11
22
1
1
18
1
1454 Sale
40
23
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
4
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
120
...
5354 Sale
Oil
1054
1254
35
25
25
335,900 Vacuum
15
2
Sale
10554 Sale
21
Standard Oil (Ohio) com ..25
7%
854
5 54
2754
Sale
15
654 May
47
110
25
If
1254 Sale
1254 1354
pref..
25
400 Swan ft Finch Oil Corp..
-25
10
7% preferred.....
2,800
47
101
654 May
4454 May
May
2254 May
2554 May
154 May
5154 May
954 May
1054 May
1054 May
1154 May
754 May
2954 May
iifl
Imperial Oil (Canada).. ._--*
Registered
Indiana Pipe Line...... "~io
850 So West Pa Pine Lines... —50
-25
654,000 Standard Oil (Ind)
118,300 Standard Oil (Kentucky) -10
Standard Oil (Nebraska). -25
5,900
14,250
44
Sale
.......
National Transit......
7
9
Sale
2954
950 Cumberland Pipe Line.. ...50
100
Eureka Pipe Line...
*
Galena Oil Corp
Humble Oil ft Refining. —25
1,750
2,200
91,300
153,300
6,700
12,800
15,200
6,800
1,000
10
115",800
654
47
120
25
Jan.
7
Mar. 19
6954 Feb.
9
OTHER OIL STOCKS.
30,300
11,400
63,300
5,400
200
Sale
754
.......
800
11,700
11,400
128,900 Carib Syndicate com ......25
*
49,300 Colon Oil Corp common
16
Sale
54
454
4J4
654
54
154
Sale
Sale
Sale
654
Sale
254
54
354
354
554
1054
1154
1154
854
854
10
1
154
Sale
154 Sale
154 Sale
154
Sale
Sale
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
20
29
22
28
1
1
May
454 May
5
May
654 May 14
54 May 2
2 54
854 May 21
954 May 20
54
354
354
554
54
Jan.
May
May
May
Feb.
1
54
354
354
554
54
Mar. 16
2
29
22
28
18
854 May 21
10
Apr. 20
Sale
% May 23
54 May 29
154 May
154 May
1
-
54 Jan. 22
54 May 29
254 Sale
254 May 29
354 May
1
254 May 29
54
H
j
1
154 Mar.
6
654 Feb. 17
654 Feb. 17
7
1
Jan.
8
Mar. 24
354 Apr.
4
1654 Jan.
2
1054 Apr. 23
25
35
Feb.
Mar.
16
6
Columbia Oil & Gasoline—
13,100
69,700
For footnote
see
Vot trust ctfs
page
55.
*
Sale
354 Sale
754 Feb. 25
,
I
.
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
May.
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Shares
200
500
23", 500
1,600
1,900
3,400
475
1,200
15,600
67,900
19,400
5,700
28,500
1,075
19,100
130,400
2
1931.
Oil Co
♦
common
Preferred
Ask.
Bid.
May 1.
Bid.
May 29.
Ask. Bid.
2%
Sale
2%
Sale
"in
Sale
Sale
Ask.
._*
Crown Cent Petrol Corp
....
Darby Petrol Corp
Derby Oil Ac Ref com
3%
1
Sale
*
"4X "1%
Preferred
29 %
25
65 %
Sale
Sale
14
Sale
13 %
new
3
Sale
.....
ol**
Sale
3
*
Gulf Oil of Pa
2X Sale
Sale
*
General Petroleum
1.
JAN.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
IX May 15
1
May 2
1% May 11
1X May 2
100
Creole Petroleum Corp
SINCE
Jan.
OTHER OIL STOCKS (Concl.)
ConRol Royalty Oil
....1
7,600
33,100 Cosden
6,500
RANGE
Price
Jan. 1.
Shares
49
30"" "40""
41
30%
18% Sale
53 X Sale
16% Sale
41X Sale
2
May
6
X May 27
2
May 19
2%M ay 27
26
May
8
15% May 29
41% May 29
2% May
1
% May
1
3
May 11
3% May 12
30% May
5
18% May
5
53% May
1
1% Apr.
1
Apr.
7% Mar.
2
May
% May
2
May
2% May
26
May
15% May
41% May
2% Jan.
3% Jan.
23
8
26
17
27
6
27
19
27
8
40% Mar. 24
29
29
30
76
9
3% Jan.
2
% Feb. 13
15
Jan.
5
Feb.
6
Feb.
13
13
Feb.
7
Jan.
9
Indian Terr Ilium Oil Co
4,600
1,500
22,500
8,800
26,200
142,700
177,200
Intercontinental
321,700
Internet Pet roleum
200
Registered Shares
"2",800
18,400
800
30,800
17,300
800
1,800
1,200
9,900
59,200
7,500
96,341
137,300
3,400
11,500
2,700
Non-voting class A—
*
Class B
Petrol
Kirby Petroleum
*
143
Sale
103*
10
7-16 Sale
11% Sale
13%
Sale
Sale
9
Sale
10% May 27
10
May 25
May
May
X May 27
9% May 28
% May
12% May
1
9
% Sale
%
H
Gas
*
5
A*
Sale
24
Magdalene Syndicate.......*
Margay 011
Mexico-Ohio Oil Co
..*
X
X
X Sale
3% Sale
15% Sale
%
Sale
Sale
% Sale
%
4%
16%
5-16 Sale
4%
3%
6
"4% Sale"
Michigan Gas & Oil Corp...*
3%
"2% "T"
4X
300
4,600
13,100
3,200
300
1,200
50,500
8,000
44,500
3,300
600
1,300
13,500
640
600
5,200
l'.lOO
19,400
14,600
236,400
66,100
4,100
27,900
62,700
26,100
5,600
441,100
44,600
191,500
29,100
v
t c
—...1
1
Mountain Producers Corp.IO
National Fuel Gas
.*
.....
New Bradford Oil
5
400
9,400
38,600
200
~~2,400
4
Sale
*
North European Oil com
*
Pacific Western Oil Corp...*
Pandem Oil Corp
._.*
Pantepec Oil of Venezuela..*
Petroleum Corp of Amer—f
Sale
1% Sale
2%
2
5-16
1%
Sale
1
Sale
1H
"~7X
•
2X
Sale
1% Sale
10
1
8%
Sale
'""%
2%
1%
■a
i» aW
7
Sale
Sale
8%
a
9%
21X Sale
5x
"2"
Sale
Sale
4
2
Sale
IX Sale
"1%
6% Sale
2H
6% Sale
IX Sale
63% Sale
Sale
2%
1%
Salt Creek Consol Oil.....10
Salt Creek Producers......10
% Sale
1%
69
1%
600 Shreveport El Dorado..
25
67,000 Southlsnd Royalty Co.....*
143,100 Sunray OH
5
14,700 Texon OH Ac Land Co
*
11,800 Union Oil Associates......25
Sale
1
%
17
Sale
5%
Sale
3%
Royalty Corp pref
Ryan Consol Petroleum
IX
2%
X Sale
5%
6
X Sale
X Sale
3%
% Sale
6% Sale
*
....10
Root Refining cum pref
3% Sale
17 X Sale
1
IX
2
2X
20 X
North Cent Texas OH
100 Universal Consol Oil
~4, 500
4% Sale
21% Sale
1% Sale
...*
800 Red Bank OH...
.._.._*
20,200 Relter-Foster OI1 Corp
•
40,200 Richfield OH of Calif pref. .25
200
Sale
Sale
Mountain 8c Gulf Oil
Stock purchase warrants..
8,600
29,000 Plymouth Oil
..5
51,800 Producers Royalty Co
*
1,750 Pure Oil Co 6% pref
100
1,000
3,600
8,500
3,300
100
Class B
3X Sale
X
1
4% Sale
X Sale
i
6%
%
...5
600 New England Fuel Oil
300
10,400
19,200
3,100
3,500
Class A vot trust ctfs._.._*
Class B vot trust ctfs
*
Mo-Kansas Pipe Line
Mar. 10
% May
% May
3% May
14% May
% May
4
May
2% May
2
May
13
14
29
8
4
4
28
20
% May 6
%{May 6
4% May 1
18% May 13
% May 1
5
May 15
4% May 1
3% May 6
% May 13
Apr. 22
May 29
14
May
8
% Jan.
8
28
7
21
29
11
28
29
8
28
3% May 12
1 % May 20
7% May 1
% May
2
May 11
4
May 1
21
May 5
1 % May
1
2
May 28
2%
%
4%
X
%
3%
17%
2
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1%
%
5%
%
%
May
May
May
May
May
25
18
1
18
16
1%
1%
6%
7-16
1%
May
May
May
May
9
9
1
7
%
6%
1%
62%
2%
X
1%
1%
1%
1%
%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
5
29
29
14
11
27
26
29
21
16
20
% May
10% May
2
May
69% May
2% May
1% May
2% May
2
May
2
May
1% May
1
May
5
1
5
5
11
1
7
16
16
16
6
4% May
2
May
May
May
May
May
27
25
25
19
20
15
4%
2%
9%
16%
Middle States Petroleum—
3,000
2,200
34,600
10,200
m
4
3% Sale
IX Sale
4X Sale
2% Sale
9% Sale
16% Sale
Sale
Sale
8
15
4%
%
%
3%
17%
1
3%
1%
7%
13%
May 19
5% May
1
May 25
May
1
May
4
May
1
May
1
2
3
3
Feb.
14
1% Jan. 29
May 20
2
1
2
Jan.
Apr.
May
Jan.
Feb.
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
5
22
21
12
13
28
29
28
15
1% May 25
% Jan.
2
1
5X May
% Jan.
%
6%
1 %
62%
1%
X
1%
1X
1%
1%
%
Feb.
3
May 29
May 29
May 14
4% May
2
May
3% May
May
May
May
27
25
25
19
20
15
9
7
May 25
"l%May~28
May 11
Jan.
X Sale
2%
3
X May 25
Sale
%
XMay'il
X
May
.11
1% Feb. 25
1 % Mar. 12
6% Feb.
4
29
Jan. 24
% Apr. 10
.
5
Jan.
Jan.
2
31
4% Apr. 30
8% Jan. 12
4% Jan.
Jan.
9
8
Jan.
7
6
8
9
1%
11
%
%
5%
26%
1%
2%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb. 10
Jan.
7
Apr.
9
3% Feb. 10
2% Mar. 19
Feb. 20
15
% Feb.
9
Feb. 21
2
1% Jan.
9
Feb. 21
19
Jan.
3
Jan.
9
10
Jan.
Feb. 24
May 27
May 26
May 29
Jan. 30
May 16
Apr. 30
9
9
Mar. 10
13
2
% May 16
10
66,600 Venezuelan Petroleum.....5
2,100 Woodley Petroleum Corp
•
8,600 "r Oil At Gas Co
*
% Jan.
15% Jan.
% May 27
9% May 28
13
.....
16% Feb. 10
16% Feb. 10
10% May 27
10
May 25
*
Leonard Oil Development. .25
Lion Oil Refining..........»
Lone Star
Sale
16
com
12% Sale
12% Sale
Apr. 11
Jan. 27
Jan.
Jan.
31
15
Feb.
10
1% Jan.
10
7%
3%
7%
5%
12%
24%
Jan. 13
Feb.
6
Jan.
2
Feb. 24
Jan.
9
11
Jan.
7
Feb. 13
1% Jan.
7
3% Feb. 25
% Feb. 26
MINING STOCKS
200
200 Arizona Commercial
250
5
2,300 Bunker Hill At Sullivan
10
225
Voting trust certificates
46
Sale
45
**ii May
4
30
May 26
Sale
**16 May
45% May
*»i6 May
4
30
May 26
43
Feb. 19
7,300
30
500
9,900
8,000
700
1,800
32,700
6,000
1,000
5,900
2,100
2,500
5,600
12,800
100
200
1,400
99,000
57,800
1,800
.....10
Chief Consol Mining
1
Comstock Tun At Drainage 10c
Consol Copper Mines
...1
Consol Cortez Silver Mines..1
110 Consol Min Ac Smelt Ltd...25
900 Copper Range Co
..25
81,200 Cresson Consol G M At M....1
86,500 Cusl Mexicana Mining
6,500 Eagle Plcher Lead Co..
23,300 Engineer Gold Mines Ltd
84,900 Evans Wallower Lead...
2,700
5,900
16,400
800
6,600
36,700
900
100
3,700
"""466
24,500
2,000
"7",900
20,100
6,071
10,900
1,100
8,900
20,100
82,200
2,500
24,900
129,500
1,800
6% Sale
300
100
'5-'l6 """%
IX
1M
"B IT*
X Sale
X
X
4%
Sale
X Sale
Sale
X
%
IX Sale
X
1
*16 Sale
7% Sale
6% Sale
4% Sale
X
%
%
4%
%
%
%
Sale
1
5
X
4%
6%
3%
%
5X
Sale
8
4X Sale
3-16
X
4
2%
X
X
21
20
8
12
25
13
13
96% May 15
5% May
6
*16 May
5
% May
2
4% May 14
% May 13
1% May
4
86
May
5
May
5-16 Jan.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
11
4
1
11
19
26
29
12
5
*16 May 11
1-16 Feb.
% May
4
1% May
*16 May
5% May
8
May
4% May
% May 12
4
May
5
28% May 13
X
10
Moss Gold Mining Ltd...
1
7-16
New Mont Min Coro
N Y At Hond Rosarlo M
10
43% Sale
..10
10
Niplsslng Mines._._...._._.5
Ohio Copper
1
1
11
Sale
3%
11,400 Roan Antelope C Mines Ltd..
227,400 St Anthony Gold Mining..
28,100 Shattuck Denn Mining..
»
400 Silver King Coalition.......5
11,100 So Amer Gold At Plat
109,800 Teck Hughes
1
13 X
%
35% Sale
25% Sale
39
10
10%
15
1% Sale
X Sale
4%
7
10%
16
15-16
11
1
X Sale
4
15
13-16 Sale
Sale
Sale
14*
17
3-1
3
Sale
3%
9
4
3%
10
Sale'
35^
16
28
20
25
27
29
26
28
%
2%
15%
%
38%
25
26
4
4%
37%
11%
1%
%
10% May 22
1-16 May 13
3% May 29
11
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
13-16 May
14%
May
3-16 May
3 % May
16
5
21
9
8
2
12
18
26
1
5
1
5
15-16
6%
1
Sale
'I'X
1%
Sale
7%
1
1%
8% Sale
Sale
1
May 8
6% May 27
2% May 26
8% May
Utah Apex
100 Utah Metal & Tunnel
7-16 Feb.
Feb.
2
X
4%
%
X
Jan.
3%
May
Iff
$
Mar.
May
Jan.
Jan.
May
May
Jan.
May
Feb.
4
May
% Mar.
%
8
Sale
Sale
8% Sale
5% Sale
5% May 29
9%
May 11
5
1
% May 28
IX May 21
1
/
2,900 Walker Mining
1
19,500 Wenden Copper Mlning....l
1,300 Wrlght-Hargreaves Ltd..
»
; 2,100 Yukon Gold Co
5
May 19
1% May 11
% May 26
3
May 14
7-16 May 14
1%
'"% Sale"
5-1
% Sale
!%
3
3-16 May
7
2% May 23
7-16 May 14
10
7
29
16
28
Jan.
30
Jan.
1-16 Jan.
Jan.
144
Jan.
Apr.
%
%
%
4%
6%
3%
%
2
Mar. 30
15
2
11
19
2
29
4
24% Mar.
Mar. 16
Mar. 30
Mar. 30
Feb. 27
% Feb. 27
% Jan. 23
11
Feb.
9
% Jan.
22
2
8
Mar. 11
8% Apr.
1
6% Mar. 21
1% Mar. 2
4
May
5
3-16 Feb. 17
% Mar. 24
28% Apr.
7
Mar. 4
3% Mar. 4
Apr. 14
% May 16
Mar. 17
1% Jan. 16
15
6
May 20 20% Apr.
4
% May 25 11-16 Apr.
Jan. 14
35
Apr. 27 51
25% May 29 58% Feb. 25
Mar. 31
10% Feb. 17 12
15-16 May 28
1% Mar. 19
Feb. 24
6
% Jan.
Apr.
9
4% May 25
11
May 26 14% Mar. 31
Apr. 13
X Jan. 16
5
5 8 Apr. 29
Apr. 29
10% May 22 18% Mar. 20
3!
4^f
1-16 Jan.
3
Jan.
8
2
Apr. 24
15-16 Jan.
6% Jan.
3
2
1-16 Feb. 20
Smelting
4,500
2% Jan.
3
1
2,200 Tonopah Mining
129,400 United Verde Extension....5
Zinc
10%
37
X
%
New Jersey Zinc....25
May
May
15
May
May
May
May
10% May
15-16 May
May
May
May
11-16 May
2
% May
1
May
% Jan.
11-16 Jan.
27
Mining Corp of Can
5
Mohawk Mining
........25
$
1,000
702,000
174,000
51,000
33,000
169,000
141,000
4,000
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May 26
5
"h ""%
...
2,000
1% May 7
1
May 20
% May 13
% May
1
2% May
6
Amer dep rets, ord reg
Lucky Tiger Comb G M
200 United
"""400
X Sale
2% Sale
25
20
13
29
25
1-16 Jan.
Pacific Tin special stock..__*
200 Pond Creek Pocahontas....*
35,620 Premier Gold Mining
1
100 Quincy Mining
25
"""566
j
% May
1
May
% May
% May
2
May
86
..........5
400 Tonopah Belmont Devel
11,400
"X '"'%
Sale
2,500 Klrkland Lake G M Ltd
1
3,000 Lake Shore Mines Ltd
....1
London Tin Corp Ltd—
200
700
200
5
.*
101,400 Hud Bay Min At Smelt
*
3,000 Iron Cap Copper
.....10
200 Isle Royale Copper Co
25
Lake
2% Sale
X
X
Sale"
20
41,900 Hollinger Consol G M......6
1,000
'
1
30,100 Falcon Lead Mines...
1
7,500 Gold Coin Mines
.1
68,300 Golden Centre Mines.......5
31,900 Goldfield Consol Mines..
1
21,300 Hecla Mining Co.........25c
200 Kerr
3,071
IX
1%
600 Carnegie Metals
100
1,000
15,800
7,700
American shares..........
2
1% Jan.
Bwana M'kubwa Cop Min—
1,900
*«i6 May
4
53
Feb. 25
44% Mar.
X
5%
1%
%
%
1%
%
1%
%
Jan.
May
Mar.
May
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
26
29
3-16 Jan. 26
Mar.
6
6
Mar. 17
f»
% Jan.
13% Mar.
2
18
12
2
6
Mar. 31
Jan.
9
31
28
23
May 26
Apr.
6
1-16 Feb. 20
2*
3*
14 7-16
Jan.
2
Feb.
16
Feb.
28
May 14
Apr. 20
BONDS
16,000 Abbott's
1,918,000
Dairies 6s......1942
Alabama Power 4 His
1967
1st & Ref 4%s new..—1967
605,000
f
1st Ac ref 5s
252,000
1956
426,000
58...—
1968
1,063,000 Aluminum Co s f deb 5s..1952
637,000 Aluminum Ltd 5s
..1948
41,000 Amer Aggregates 6s
1943
For footnotes
see
page 55.
97
Sale
97% Sale
97% Sale
103
103
Sale
104
Sale
Sale
103% Sale
104% Sale
100% Sale
69% Sale
98% Sale
104%
95
Sale'
Sale
100
y 1
97 yt
May
May
97% May
May
103% May
104% May
95
May
69% May
103
100%
99%
99%
104%
104%
105%
100%
74
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
19
21
19
18
15
20
1
23
99
Mar.
96% Feb.
96% Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May
May
100% Apr. 28
99% W
99% Mjy
104%
ay
104%
ay
pr.
105%
101
Apr.
77
Jan.
7
19
18
15
2
24
9
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
50
PRICES IN MAY.
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
May.
S
255,000
79,000
876,000
9,000
24,000
NEW YORK
curnexchange
Since
Jan. 1.
1931.
Bid.
bonds (Continued)
%
May 1.
Bid.
5s....
Lowest.
May 29.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
Sale
71
Sale
65% Sale
97
Sale
99% Sale
98% Sale
1939
1950
Amer Gas & Power 6s
24.000
Ask.
77
1,342,000 Amer Commons Pow 6s. 1940
228,000 Amer Elec Pow deb 6s...1957
4,072,000 Amer Gas 8c Elec deb 6* ..2028
154,600
RANGE
SINCE
JAN.
1.
'Price
Jan. 2
64% Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
75
May 6
Sale Prices.
65% May 29
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
83
Jan.
7
65% May 29
Apr.
8
66
May 6
May 14 69
97% May 29 100% May 20
84% May 27 86
May 13
May 22
64% May 29 70
66
97
Jan.
70% Apr. 14
2 100% Mar.. 10
90
Jan.
5
84% May 27
64% May 29
70May 22
American Power Ac Light
352,000
191,000
1,723,000
487,000
6s without war rants..2016
101)4 Sale
106% Sale
104
Sale
99% Sale1
Amer Radiator deb 4%s.-1947
May 29 106% May
May 8 101
May
103
96
1
2
108
101% Jan,
96
May
Apr. 17
102% Apr. 11
Amer Rolling Mills..
167,000
209,000
42,000
772,000
1,371,000
Deb s f 5s
4% notes
Amer Seating 6s._.
12,000 Amer Solv Ac Chem 6s
191,OOO
9,000
186,000
439,000
269,000
14,000
371.000
5,000
>
216,000
"3",6O6
371,000
354.000
1,000
18,666,
86
Sale
78
Sale
97% Sale
63% Sale
86
May
97% May
64% Maty
75
May 26
89% May 21
62% May /1
75
May 26
89% May 21
103% Sale
66
Sale
63% Sale
49 %
Sale
54
151,000 Appalachian Power 6s...2024
2,117,000 Arkansas Pr Ac Lt 5s
1956
11,000 Arnold Print Works 6s...1941
51,000
3,853,000
196,000
306,000
7,676,000
9,000
1,328,000
4,556,000
437,000
5,135,000
797,000
10,000
3,000
942,000
Sale
103% Sale
56 %
47
56
Sale
44
Sale
101% Sale
106
97)4 Sale
Sale
100
May 27 104% May 14
103
Sale
64
May 28
May 28
May
May
54
70
Jan.
3
4
6
Feb. 25
Mar. 24
Mar.
3
47% Apr. 27 56
54
Mar. 10 55
99% Jan. 30 104% May 14
6)^8 without warrants.1936
100% Sale
97% Feb.
98% Apr.
55
1
1
9
1936
567,000 Appalachian El Pr 5s
1956
Appalachian Gas Corp—
4,041,000
Gonv deb 6s
1945
12,114,000
Conv deb 6s series B...1945
69,000
Conv 6s new..........1945
Assoc
1,000
450,000
79,000
102,000
1,526,000
6,000
314,000
1,498,000
60,000
1,506,000
91% Sale
96)4 Sale
1948
1933
..1936
89
101
May 15 106% May 25
99% May 4 102% May 21
85% May 11 85% May 11
105
Feb.
95% Feb.
s83
Jan.
22
17% Apr.
Feb.
89
44
Feb.
75
56
May 28
May 28
87% Feb. 18
1
1
Feb.
10
3
11
106% May 25
102% May 21
85% May 11
22
Dyeing & Printing-
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
6s with warrants—...1938
Associated Elec 4)48
1953
Assoc G Ac E conv deb 4 H si948
68 without warrants—1948
85
1968
registered..........1968
5)48
1938
4)4s series C
1949
534s
1977
Conv deb 5s
—...1950
Assoc Rayon Corp 5s
..1950
71
5s
Sale
91% Sale
70~~ Sale
Sale
69% Sale
90% Sale
77% Sale
74%
Sale'
" 5s
65" Sale
69% Sale
63)4 Sale
683
82)
73%
55 51
91
Sale
68% Sale
Sale
71% Sale
70% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
74%
Sale"
53
Sale
Assoc Simmons Hard 6 )4s 1933
Assoc Telep Co Ltd 5s... 1965
Assoc Tel & Tel 5)4s A...1955
2,158.000 Assoc Tel Util 5)4s
1944
84
81
Sale
Sale
1,000
6s
1933
19,000 Atlantic Fruit & Sugar 8s 1949
90,000 Atlas Plywood 5)4s
1943
s62
Sale
86% Sale
85% Sale
87% Sale
83
Sale
May 23
91% May 1
79
May 21
May 5
May 5
80
75
73% May
73
May
72% May
88
May
78
May
59
May
,
11
25
11
12
8
12
22
May 23
84% Jan.
22
23
6
8
1
1
18
20
1
21
1
27
94
72
82
Mar." 4
Mar.
4
80
May
§?*
77
Feb. 28
Feb. 27
Jan.
9
2
6
65
Apr. 22
68% Apr. 30
73
May 18
64
Apr. 23
2
63% Jan.
80
Apr. 17
May
2
2 101% May
4
Mar.
9
9
Jan.
2
80 J
Feb. 28
53
43
Feb. 24
603
Apr. 16
Mar.
9
57
Feb.
1
60
May 28
W*
73
5
68% Jan.
101% May"! 1 i02"'May"ii 101%
84
85% May 18 89% May 26
83
May 11
80%
May 29 87
May 18 slOO
slOO
May 18 slOO
50
Jan.
50
May 11 102
Jan.
90
2
18
May 11
Jan.
9
92% Mar. 23
Jan..
May 181 \$100
May 18
3
Jal.
12
May 28 s62
Jan.
2
9
Jan.
5
Baldwin Locomotive Works
31,000
180,000
1,000
42,000
5)4% notes
101% Feb. 17 102
Mar.
108
..1942
with stock purch warr
130,000 Beacon Oil 6s with warr.1936
May 5 108
May 11 99
May
5
May 29
102
Jan.
105
105
106
107
107
May 20
May 21
96%
84%
103%
102%
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 4
Mar. 30
101% May
1933
Bates Valve Bag 6s
75,666
160,000
75,000
141,000
197,000
73.000
11",000
28,000
696,000
"7",000
25,000
2,000 Belgo-Can Paper Ltd 6s.. 1943
563,000 Bell Tel of Canada 5s
1955
830,000
1st M 5s ser B June I 1957
447,000
5s series C
1960
287,000 Benef Indus Loan 6s—..1946
373,000 Birmingham Elec 4%s—1968
325,000 Birmingham Gas 5s.
1959
52,000 Boston & Albany RR 4)4 s *78
109,000 Boston Consol Gas 5s...1947
140,000 Boston Ac Maine RR 6s
1933
2,588,000
4Kb......
1961
17,000 Brooklyn Boro Ga s 5s A.1967
33,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 5s
1956
333,000
4)4s series B
1981
98% Sale
103% Sale
102)1
Sale
Sale
99
Sale
105% Sale
107
Sale
106
*
Sale
106% Sale
98% Sale
94% Sale
May
May
~ May
98% May
94% May
96% May 11
107% May 27
99
May
4
97% May 15
110
IV<*>
85
107
107
103% Jan.
99
98% Mar.
94
99% Sale
100% May 12
Mar.
97
May 11 105% May 15
2 103
May 12
102)4 May
93 h May 29 97% May 12
105 %
94% Sale
93% Sale
95% Jan.
100)
96
96
Apr.
103
Jan.
99
105
103
99
106
100% Jan.
93% May
103
101
3
20
21
27
4
15
Mar. 23
Feb.
9
May 15
Jan. 19
Mar. 16
Apr. 23
105% Apr. 29
101% Jan. 22
104% Jan.
105% May 18 105% May 18
Feb.
May
May
May
May
May
Feb.
Jan
Burmelster Ac Wain Co of
6,000
8,000
88,000
297,000
2,000
21,000
22,000
136,000
261,000
32,000
5,000
334,000
77,000
30,000
246,000
15,000
489,000
656,000
241,000
801,000
130,000
420,000
91,000
84,000
109,000
40,000
Copenhagen 15-yr 6s..1940
16,000
247,000
33,000
50,000
154,000
35,000
37,000
2,000
114,000
Sale
109)
Sale
110%
100
Sale
Sale
101% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
93
Sale
95% Sale
104% Sale
99% Sale
101% Sale
93% Sale
101% Sale
96
Sale
Cigar Stores Realty—
5)4s series A..........1949
Cincinnati Street Ry 5)4*1952
6b series B............1955
Cities Service 5s
1966
Conv deb 5s
1950
Cities Service Gas 5)4*..1942
1,299,000
94%
59
Sale
60% Sale
77
Sale
91
Sale
Sale
99
Deb 7s
Sale
62
67
91% Sale
102% Sale
Sale
72% Sale
86
70%
Sale'
72% Sale
80
Sale
73
75%
Sale
84% Sale
78% Sale
1961
1939
Sale
5s
108
Sale
33
88
92% May 28
70% Mar.
"
58
_
Mar. 26
Jan.
60% Jan.
Sale
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
4
6
26
21
21
22
29
28
26
5
7
16
21
23
19
29
76
86
May
May
90% May
69% May
72%'May
73
May
85
May
79% May
106
May
105% May
108% May
105% May
100 % May
82
May
19
May
36
May
14
26
"
99
85
60
59%
57%
63%
79%
72%
18 104%
14 105%
27 106%
15 103%
21 100%
74
2
19
19
11
31%
_
May
96% May
94
May
96% Mar.
18
14
28
14
14
28
20
11
6
13
14
18
9
7
19
81
Mar. 21
71% Mar. 23
77
Mar. 24
87% Mar. 26
94% Mar. 20
May 19
Apr. 30
102% May 29
95% Jan. 21
73
Mar. 20
4
77% Apr. 21
67% Mar.
85
87
6
Mar. 24
101
Apr.
94% Mar. 16
Feb.
Jan.
1941
34% Sale
99
May 29
Cleveland Ry Co 5s......1933
Cleve Term Bldg 6s.
1,000 Col Riv Longv Bridge 6)4s '53
183,000 Commander Larabee 6s..1941
1
28
20
11
6
13
14
18
9
7
15
Jan.
99% May 14
5 111% May
.06% Jan.
98% Jan. 22 102% May
2 106% May
.03
Jan.
82
Jan. 15 88 ' Apr.
81
Feb. 10 86% May
9 105
May
.01% Jan.
101% Feb.
95% Feb.
99% Apr. 16 101% May
Mar.
89
May 25 98
91% Apr. 30 94% May
102% May
99% Apr.
90
Sale
Sale
Sale
108
18
14
28
12
67
Sale
73
100% Feb. 21 101
102
_
11
63% Sale
88
4
91% May
94% May 14
102
May
2 102% May 29
85
May
7
May 19 91
60
May 12
May
4 66
87
64
20
5
28
85
90% Sale
69% Sale
72% Sale
28
28
%May
May
May
May
73
Sale
1
2
92% May
5
May
100% May 27
95% May
May
4.
Sale
102% Sale
1
_
101
58% Sale
92% Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
I May
May
:
May
May
I May
May
May
I May
May
1
May
4
100% May
89
May 25
Sale
65%
75%
4 100% May
14
98
Sale
Sale
May
May
May
106% May
86
May
83
May
103% May
1941
5s series B
74
99
109
100
92% Sale
Sale
Sale
62
85
Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 6s. 1943
Cities Service P Ac L 5)4s_1952
Cleve Elec Ilium 5s......1954
Sale
75%
1956
Cent Pub Serv deb 5)4*.. 1949
Cent States Elec 5s..
..1948
1,988,000
Deb 5)4s
Sept 15 1954
640,000 Cent States Pr Ac Lt 5 %*.I953
Chicago Dist El Generating
1,477,000
4)46 series A
1970
748,000
Deb 5)4s
1935
119,000 Chic Pneum Tool 5)4*
1942
689,000 Chic Rys 5s ctfs of dep..l927
446,000
103,000
124,000
1,281,000
29,962,000
1,008,000
401,000
1,877,000
39,000
139,000
32,000
v
46,000
1,000
81,000
100
Central Power 5s ser D..1957
1,014,000 Central Pow & Lt 5s
4,6Ol,0OO
1,535,000
68,000
10,000
28,000
741,000
8,937,000
370,000
112,000
529,000
20,000
12,000
19,000
22,000
1,000
18,000
1,000
41,000
'
100% May
40,000 Canada Cement 5)4«-.--1947
566,000 Canadian Nat Rys 7s
1935 107
1,937,000
4)48
1956
21,000 Can Nat Steamships 5s..1955 103"
93,000 Capital Admin 5s A
..1953
82)4
116,000
Without warrant
782,000 Carolina Pr Ac Lt 5s
1956 102%
1,637,000 Caterpillar Tractor 5s...1935
96%
42,000 Cent Arizona L & P 5s—1960
35,000 Cent German Power 6s_.1934
520,000 Cent 111 Pub Serv 4)4* F.1967
148,000
5t Series G
1968
51,000 Cent Maine Pow 4)4s E..1957
787,000 Central 111 El 8c Gas 5s...l951
Feb.
25
May
May
May
May
May
May
26
21
21
22
29
28
90% Jan.
9
10
8
Mar. 23
Jan.
8
Jan. 15
Jan. 26
Feb.
76
w*
83
89
84
Mar. 17 107
Jan.
8 107
Jan.
Apr. 22
Jan.
27
Feb.
25 108% May 27
May
May
May
May
Apr.
16 105% May 15
21 100% May 21
23 85* Jan. 13
May 19
19
Jan.
5
11 43
Comment und Privat
/
Bank 5)4*
493,000 Commonw Edison 4)4*
1937
1957
1956
1960
189,000
4)4s series C
1,152,000
4%s series E
41,000
1st mttfe 6s_.
1943
42,000
1st mtge 5s.
1943
6,000 Conn Lighting Ac Pow 7s_1951
114,000 Consol Gas N Y deb 4)4s_1951
79% Sale
100% Sale
166
Sale
s85
Sale
80% Sale
103% Sale
101% Sale
104% Sale
102% Sale
87
2
80% May 28 86% May
79% Jan.
2
1 105% May 22 100% Jan. 28 105
103% May
103
Feb. 21 105
May 27 101
May 22 105
1 103% May 23
101% May
99% Jan. 13 103%
114% May 12 115% May 12 114% Apr. 23 116
4 109
May 19 107
Apr. 30 109
107% May
4 119
5 119
119
May
May
4 117% Jan.
101% May 27 101% May 27 101% May 27 101%
Mar.
6
May 22
May 27
May 23
Apr. 29
May 19
Apr. 22
May 27
Consol G E L Ac P Bait—
23,000
35,000
5,000
31,000
837,000
100,000
110,000
85,000
189,000
837,000
15,000
125,000
30,000
405,000
5)4s series E
5s series P
4He series G
4)4s series H
1st ref s f 4s
...1952
107% Sale
105% Sale
1965
...1969
1970
1981
98
Sale
107%
103%
104%
104%
97%
May 28 108%
May
2 106 '
May
5 105
May 26 104%
May 20 98%
May 18
18
May
May
May
16
May
108% May
107% Jan.
106
Feb.
12 103% May
Jan. 15 105% Apr.
26 104
Jan. 30 104% May
14 102
22
97% May 20 98% May
8
14
22
Consol Gas Utilities—
727,000
118,000 Consol Publishers 6%*—1936
3,000
351,000
872,000
122,000
34,000 Consol Textile 8s
1941
2,828,000 Consumers Power 4)4s..l958
5,169,000 Continental G At El 5s
1958
8,000
190,000
46,000
24,000
23,000
Series A with warrants
619,000 Crane Co 5s
........1940
742,000 Crucible Steel 5s
1940
224,000 Cuban Telephone 7)4*—1941
567,000
70
6)4s with warrants..-.1943
1st & coll 6s ser \...—1943
Sale
97%
Sale
May
May
May 18
60
May 26 81
88
May
100
95% Apr.
Mar. 19
65
Mar. 19
May 29 20
103
May
1 105%
82% May 28 87%
82% May 28 92%
May 29
May 22
May
"
17
35
Mar. 10
68
May
102% May
92
May
100% May
65
Jan. 15 73%
May 11
103
May 22 sl00%Jan.
92
May 26 101%
May
Jan. 23 107
May 4 100
45
Jan.
7 49%
60
65
101% Sale
81% Sale
Continental Oil 5%*—1937
103
Sale
83% Sale
92% Sale
Sale
97
Sale
65
97
20
98% Sale
Sale
May 26
May
5
May 19
70
72
98
20
104% Sale
82% Sale
83
Sale
10,000 Cont Roll & Steel Fdy 6&.1940
May
Feb.
13
Jan.
26
99% Jan. 31 105% May 22
88% Mar. 19
80% Jan.
Jan. 15
82% May 28 95
96
Jan.
9
96
Jan.
Continental Secur 5s....1942
61,000 Cuban Tobacco 5s..
For footnote*
see page
55.
1944
100% Sale
96% Sale
103% Sale
102% Sale
99
Sale
102% Sale
16 70%
14 103
26 99
20 102%
Apr. 18
Apr. 10
Mar. 14
Mar. 28
Apr. 13
51
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
SAL
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
in. 3
BONDS
Bid.
(Continued)
865,
154,
65,
Cudahy Pack dab 5%a
1,
6,
179,
92,
61,
487,
525,
447,
160,
94 %
101
Ask,
Sale
May 29.
May 1.
Ask.
Bid.
Ask. Bid.
95 Vi Sale
99 % Sale
Lowest.
355,
Sale
101
97
94 li
S%«—1959
Deny 8c Salt Lake By 6s__196S
25-yr
1947
93
105
Sale
104% Sale
106*$ Sale
107" Sale'
16
warrants...........
108,
,034,
255,
Eastern Util Invest 5s A 1954
696,
144,
83,
,268,
18,
102,
206,
111,
,541,
Edison Elec 111 (Boston
104 Vi
294,
,190,
15,
419,
2,
314,
22,
864,
57
Sale
5s '33
—....*1932
1931
3%% Notes
101% Sale
.2030
83% Sale
Elec Pow & Lt 5s
Sale
25
623
1033
87 %
Sale
103
25
22
56% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
22
1967
1945
<»%% notes——Mar 15 1935
notes
81 Vi
Sale
Sale
s98% Sale
Sale
66 %
Sale
Sale
66 Vi Sale
Sale
Ercole Marel Elec Mfft
6Ha with warrants——1953
European Elec 6Via
1965
Without warr
93 %
71 %
74
77
Sale
May 25 91
May
4 105
May 21 45%
May 29 22
11
8
25
16
12
5
12
May 8
May 15
May 4
May 29
88
7
51% May
99
100
May
Jan.
2
2
Mar.
9
95
Mar.
3
100
74% May
4
71
53
May
101% Jan.
16
15
9
13
16
5
12
Mar. 18
May 15
102% Mar. 5 105
25
May 21 70% Jan. 15
22
4
May 29 63% Feb.
102% May
101
May
88% May
61
May
100
May
101
May
96
May
71% May
16
2
Jan.
5
Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
May 11
104% Apr. 14
107% May 12
30
Jan.
7
105% Jan.
15% Feb.
$83
98% May 28
103
105
95
73
102
Feb.
63% May
1
104% May 19
May
May
101% May
101
May
§1% May
59
May
s98
May
98
May
93% May
49% May
58*
98
98
Jan.
7
104% May 19
102% May 16
Jan.
100% Mar
101
90
61
108
107
May
Jan.
Jan.
May
93% Apr.
49% May
Mar. 19
Mar.
9
May 13
Jan. 31
Feb.
2
97% Mar. 25
80% Jan. 13
96%
83
Mar. 12
76
May
5
99% May 4
89
May 12
65% Jan.
99% Jan.
81
May 28
84
Mar. 26
19
Fabrics Finishing 6s A—1939
Fairbanks Morse Ac Co 5s. 1942
7
70% May 26
99% May 20
81
May 28
Feb.
96
97
May
75
76
May 26
95
73
Jan.
Feb.
73
72 Vi Sale
European Mtge 8c Inv 7S.1950
7s Series C
-1967
Farmers Nat Mtg Inst 7s .1963
Federal Water Service 5s. 1954
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
21
14
14
2
6
27
12
53
103
103^
Sale
Elec Pub Serv
5%g C
1942
El Paso Nat Gas 6%« A..1943
6Hs
-1938
Empire Dlst Elec 5s
1952
Empire Oil & Refining 5 Via '42
May
51% May
99
May
103% May
106% May
16
May
3
May
86
Duquesne Gas 6s
4%
Sale
Sale
Duke Power Co 4%s
,628,
$83
Sale
3
20% Sale
1952
1937
f deb 7s
Dixie Gulf Gas 6 Via
with
Sale
—.1950
Gas 5s B...I950
a
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
104% Apr.
Delaware Elec Pow
Detroit Int Bdge 6%t—.1952
94% Jan.
Sate Prices.
Feb. 27
2 100
Feb.
9
2 103
103
Dayton P & L 1st & ref 5s '41
6s series A..
Sale Prices.
98% May 28
97% May 12
Cumberland Co P & L 4%« '56
Detroit City
6s series A
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
95
May 29 100
May
5
102% May 11 102% May 7
Dallas P & L 5s series C..I952
1*37
t946
5a
SINCE JAN.
2
1931.
"T~
RANGE
Price
Jan
97
Sale
76% Sale
73
Sale
71
78
Sale
82
Sale
82
85
Sale
Sale
Sale
May 13
May 28
73% May 18
71
May 29
9
$63% Jan.
3
17
19
May 20
68
Apr. 29
May
1
80% May
6
87% May 26
82% May 4
85% May
9
88% May 13
75
Jan.
82
May
5
12% May 27
82
15
May
May
5
4
77
87% May 29
89% May
5
83
Jan.
85
Jan.
99% May
90 Apr.
4
7
Feb.
3
19
98
Jan.
7
78% Apr. 20
90
Feb.
7
Finland Residential Mtge
464,
468,
259,
77,
288,
Bank
1961
6s
Sale
82 Vi Sale
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s. 1948
Firestone T Ac R Cal 5s—1942
First Bohemian Glass Wks
1st 7s without warr—.1957
2,
Fisk Rubber 5Via
1931
Certificates of deposit...
,704,
Florida Power Ac Lt 5s...1954
75,
,967,
82
Garlock Packing 6s......1939
168,
382,
267,
281,
1
5s
Sale
87 Vi Sale
88% Sale
92% Sale
89% Sale
86 Vi Sale
84% May 22
91 Vi
90
87
74
Sale
73
74
59%
Sale'
92% May 11
1956
new
1941
6s
6s series B-.
1941
Gen Bronze conv deb 6s.l940
Sale
Sale
Sale
102
102
102
-
Serial 6s
1934
Serial 6s
1935
87
88
65
102
102
102
May
May
59% May
102
General Cigar serial 6a_. 1932
Serial 6s
1933
1
1
39,
10,
1956
Gatlneau Power 5s..
83
May
May
May
May
102
May
May
1
5
May|13
May
May
May
May
28
28
28
28
Gen Indus Alcohol 6%s.l944
Gen Laundry Macb t%a.I937
5
79
Apr. 30
84% Feb. 19
82% May
4
Jan.
7
88% May 13
86
7
82% Apr. 22
12% May 27
12
Apr. 16
27% Feb. 19
Jan.
73
74
May
6
Apr.
8
IP
84% May
92% Apr.
12% Apr.
91% Apr.
95
2
Mar. 20
95
1
Jan. 27
Mar. 26
Jan.
14
May
May
May
May
28
28
28
28
May
53% Feb.
May
May
May
102
May
26
Apr.
10% Apr.
102
102
102
102
101% May
102
May
101% May
101% May
101% May
101% May
102% May
102% May
102% May
102% May
8* Apr.
102
102
102
38
20
17
Mar. 26
Jan. 11
Gen Motors Accept Corp—
28
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
2
10
12
5
51
serial notes
1932
serial notes—.....1933
Gen Pub Serv Co 5s
..1953
General
143,
Gen Vending Corp—
6s with warr Aug 15...1937
Gen Water Wks Gas Ac Elec—
Ltd 6s—1948
Gen Refractor 5s
1933
2
,943,
Rayon
Sale
52
Sale
23
18
18
21
26
7
101% May
102% May
102% May
102% May
102% May
83
May
20
18
23
23
18
14
46
Sale
Georgia Carolina Co 5s.. 1952
Georgia Ac Fla 6s ser A—.1946
Certificates of deposit.
Georgia Power ref 5a
.1967
Sale
145* Sale
1944
6s series B—
37% Sale
8
99% May
1
14
5
10
May 15
May
May
1
102 % Sale
Sale
101
May
Jan.
Jan.
20
18
23
23
18
2
Mar. 16
Jan.
8
100% Mar. 19
22
14% Jan.
2
May 13
May 18
Jan. 15
May 25 69
100% May 18 100% May 18
1 102% May 25
Jan.
9
8% Feb.
6 10
98% Jan. 29 102% May 25
May 25 41}
100% May 18 100J
36
36
8
101
84
97
53
Mar.
92
Apr.
44% May
99
May
51
Sale
99H Sale'
80
44% May 19
99
May 23
11
51
99% Sale
.......
91,
10
84
Sale
Gen Pub Utilities Co 6s._ 1931
59,
294
255
43
101% May
May
101% May
101% May
101% May
80
May
102
102 Vi
serial notes...
—1934
serial notes..
1935
serial notes——.—1936
Jan.
2
12
Mar.
9
Gesfuerel—
423,
330,
,033,
418,
6s with warrants...—.1953
70Vi Sale
6s without warrants...1953
Gillette Safety Razor 5s. 1940
Glidden (The) 5 Via
1935
Gobel (Adolf) 6 Via ser A.1935
87" Sale"
86 Vi Sale
86% Sale
90
69 %
With warrants
378,
5,
Grand (F & W) Properties—
Conv deb 6s.—
..—.1948
348,
129,
Gt West Power Calif 5s—1946
Sale
Godchaux Sugars 7%s—.1941
139
94 % Sale
83
Sale
Sale
Sale
94
Grand Trunk Ry 6 Ha
2
6s series C
1936
60% May 19
91
106
102
Sale
Sale
18
Sale
108 %
109% Sale
Sale
.1952
20
Green Mountain Pow 5s.l948
86,
Ground Gripper Shoe 68.1944
Guantanamo Ac W Ry 6a.1958
Guardian Investors Corp—
116
133
,123
,104
883
5s
ser
Sinking fund deb 5s
Gulf States Util 5s
46
5101
25
Sale
26
Sale
Sale
A with warr.....1948
Gulf Oil of Pa deb 5s
1937
1947
1956
4Via series B
100% Sale
100% Sale
100
Sale
101% Sale
101
100
Sale
Sale
253
260
222,
374
21
3
2
362
5 Via
94,
61
435
654,
241,
525,
482,
9,
2
Sale
83 Vi
79
Sale
Sale
100% Sale
"72" Sale"
Oct 15 1936
6s
1943
83 Vi
Sale
Houston Lt & Pr 5s A...1953
6s
series
Vis D
Sale
1954
Houston L & P 4%s D
4
104
1953
B
5 Via series C
100
100
100
"98% Sale"
1978
Sale
75
84
s 52
Sale
s52
Hungarian Ital Bank 7%t '63
Hygrade Food 6s
ser
A
6s series B
1949
48 Vi
Sale
1949
51
Idaho Power Co 5s..—... 1947
Illinois Nor Util 5s
.1957
Illinois Pow Ac L 5 Via
.1957
104% Sale
102% Sale
5 Via series
"B"
6s series A...
.1954
86j
983
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
.1983
5s series C———... .1956
Indep Oil Ac Gas deb 4a.. .1939
103%
104%
Sale"
Sale
98% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
74
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
4
1st & ref 5s
Indiana Service 5s...
1st lien & ref 5s
6,
1950
83
May 29
93
Jan.
60% May 19
91
May 12
82
94
Feb. 17
May 20
7
74
Jan.
May
1
May 20
71% May
2
109% May 21
20 104% May 20
22 106% May 22
29 101% May 28
May 14
14 20
28 27% May 14
,310,
ii:
With warrants........
,602,
see
page 55
Sale
103% Sale
101% Sale
102
106
99
Sale
85
79% Sale
/
10
6 109% May 21
2 104% May 20
May 22 106% May 22
102% Apr. 29
Feb.
2
Jan.
2
27
Mar. 26
35
May
45
Jan.
May
May
100
Jan.
Jan.
20
28
Mar. 23
22 100% May 22 100% May 22 100%
97
May
~
May 22 100%
22 99
Feb.
2 86
77
21 84% May
Feb.
2 101%
98
8 101% May 18
54
May 25 80%
25 73% May
45
May 28 69%
28 58% May
79
May 26 92
26 87% May
75
May
May 20 91
23 89
104
5 sl04
May 29 102% May
22 105% May 22 105% May 22 105%
26 104% May 22 104% May 26 104%
Mar. 11
95
99%
9
2 99% May
92% Feb. 19
75
81
May 26
May 14
26
90
Jan.
3
77
27 86% May 13
Mar. 3 54%
40
53% May 8
54
48% Apr.
8
May 26
22 52
May 22
5 100
96
May 16
94
May 20
IP
15 103%
29 100%
86%
12
98Vi
21
13 104
96%
May 22
72%
May
9
May
May
May
May
May
85
May
8
83
May 21
104% May 19
1
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
May
May
104
Mar.
106% May
104% May
81
May
83
May
99% Feb.
103% Mar.
Sale
9
Jan.
Feb. 10
Feb. 25
Mar. 13
May 20
Mar.
78% May 27
85
May
1
9
Mar. 10
May 18
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
8
3
23
27
May 14
May 22
May 22
May
9
Mar. 30
Jan.
9
Apr. 16
Apr. 17
Apr. 17
May 15
May 29
94% Feb. 26
105
Apr.
8
105
103
105
Apr. 15
99% May 22
100
Jan.
28
104% Apr. 21
106% May 26
105% May 27
88%
Mar.
9
86% Apr. 1
104% May 19
103%
Mar. 14
24
96% Jan.
81 %
9
105% Jan.
18
May
6
May 21
101% May
Jan.
95% May
20
Indianapolis Water 5%s. 1953
Inland Steel 4Via B
1981
Insult Util Inv 6s ser B_. 1940
100 Vi
68
28
28 59
May 29 103
May 13 104
Feb.
2 102%
May 22 94%
55
105
104% May
103
May
May 26 94*
May
5 103*
May
4 105
May
1 99%
May 19 79
81
83
1963
Ind'polls P Ac L 5s ser A.. .1957
Mar. 23
88% Mar. 6
9
70
94
15
88
Jan.
Jan.
106% May 25 106% May 26
104% May 26 105% May 27
.1955
2
73
84
Indiana Gen Service 5s.. 1948
Indiana & Mich El 5s.... .1957
70% Jan.
1
9
Jlay 13
100% May
97
May
79
May
100% May
54
May
45
May
79
May
75
May
102% May
105% May
104% May
96% May
s80
87
86% May
95% May
91
May
May 29 102%
101%
.ay
1 102
May 22 94%
new
Hud Bay Min & Smelt 6s. 1935
2
30,
77
Houston Gulf Gas *%•—1943
161
473
201
497
26
1935
Hamburg El 8c Und Ry 5%«'38
Hanna (The M A) Co 6s—1934
Hood Rubber 7s..
—1936
May
May
May
May
May
May
24% May
94
1961
Hamburg Elec Co 7s
May 12
70
108 M
104 *i
106
slOl
20
49% May 28
101 Vi Sale
101 Vi Sale
97 % Sale
Hackensack Water 5s A—1977
80
342
103
81% May 20
81
May 21
93% May 2
83
May 29
97% Jan.
78% May 27
95
Feb.
11
NEW YORK CURB
52
AGGREGATE
NEW YORK
1931.
BONDS (Continued)
Intercontinents Power Co—
Bid.
Interstate Nat Gas 6s
With warrants
Without
1.
50
Loioest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
May 29.
Ask, Bid.
Ask.
Sale
51
91% Sale
Sale
Sale
97
83%
'88%
Sale
Sale Prices,
Sale
76
Sale
83% Sale
75% Sale
Jail.
2
60
28
May 28
58
90
May
5
May 28 52
92% May 27 95% May 16
102% May 25 103% May 28
90% May 27 92% May 29
97
4
May 29 99% May
83
May 15 85
May
5
75% May 28 76% May 2
75% May 15 75% May 15
28
Sale
'93% Sale
90 %
Highest.
Prices.
50
Sale
Sale
May 1.
Bid.
Mar. 25
Feb.
5
Mar. 19
95% May 16
102% May 25 103% May 28
90% May 27 92% May 29
2 100% Mar. 26
6
Mar. 31
85
•Tan.
80
Feb.
2
68% Jan.
75% May 15
78% Feb. 10
75% May 15
92% Mar. 13
92% Apr. 16
1936
May 21
May 21
May 27
May
1
103
May 12
92% May
6
88
May 21 103
102% May
1 103
82% May
8 88
72
May 19 75
103
102%
warrants
Interstate Power 5s
Debenture
Ask
50
Deb 6s with warrants..1948
210,000
6s New
.1948
85,000
1958
38,000 Int Hydro-Elec 5s A
11,000 Internat Pow Sec 6%s B.1954
24,000
6%s series C
1
1955
7s series E
1957
945,000
1951
45,000 International Salt 5s
1947
1,220,000 Internat Securities 5s
5s registered
1,000
1947
12,000 Interstate Iron & St'l 5>$8 '46
I,000
29,000
1,135,000
299,000
JAN.
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
1,000
17,000
248,000
55,000
SINCE
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
May.
RANCE
PRICES IN MAY.
SALES.
In
50,000
11,000
11,000
24,000
154,000
13,000
276,000
1,000
EXCHANGE
Sale
1952
6s
102% Sale
'87% Sale'
85
"72%
Sale
Sale
75
Sale
72
91
1957
Sale
91% Sale
Sale
May 21 103
May 21
102% Jan.
7 103% Apr. 14
79
Mar. 21
Apr. 27 89
72
May 19 84% Mar. 19
Interstate Public Service
1958
4
238,000
8,000 Interstate Telep 5s A
75,000
8,000
73,000
72,000
99,000
415,000
133,000
Invest Bond & Share Corp
Deb 5s series A
1947
8,000
199,000 Invest Co of Amer 5s A
1947
Without warrants....
165,000
672,000 Iowa-Nebraska L & P 5s.. 1957
5s Series B
1961
740,000
502,000 Iowa Pow & Lt 4%s A
1958
53,000
4,000
3,000
26,000
28,000
23,000
111,000 Iowa Pub Serv 5s
..1957
4,000
5%s
1959
6,000 Iowa Sou Utilities 6s A..1950
307,000 (sarco Hydro-El 7s
1952
89,000 Isotta Franchini 7s
...1942
Without warrants
225,000
348,000
2,348,000
Italian Superpower 6s
Without warrants
May
May
May
May
May
94%
93%
Sale
90
Sale
Sale
Sale
94
Sale
98% May
101 % May
93
May
89
May
75
May
75
May
Sale
97
98
64
Sale
s62
85
79%
79%
98%
96%
96%
75
May
101 % May
92
May
84
May
Sale
Sale
"75"
Sale'
68% Sale
68
Sale
69% May
68% May
68% Sale
93% Mar. 11
92% May
6
74
68
Jan. 10
76
May 19
74% Mar. 19
23
21
May 19
May
1
94% May
1
93% May
4
94
May
1
75% Sale
95% Sale
95% Sale
96
Sale
Feb.
92% May
25
25
25
9
25
76
75
55% Sale
8,000 Jamaica Wat Sup 5%s A.1955
632,000 Jersey Cent P & L 5%s A.1945
5s series B
1947
729,000
58 series B new
79,000
1947
3,000
68
83
Apr. 8
Mar. 25
93% May
3
4
79% May 25
98% May 25
96% May
9
90
2
96% May 25
91 % Jan.
Jan.
89% Feb. 19 98% Apr. 20
101% May 21 101 % May 21
90
Feb. 14
93
May 14
14
18
2
1
Mar. 11
64
Jan.
2
95
58
Jan.
3
79% Apr.
60
May
71
1
Jan.
6
55% Jan.
May 14
ioi;
May 21
May 21 102
May
1 104% May 11
May
4 103% May 11
105
May 28 105
102
3,000 Kansas City Gas 6s
1942
2,187,000 Kansas City P & L 4%8__196l
2,000 Kansas Elec Pow 6s A...1937
138,000 Kansas Gas & Elec 6s
2022
1947
266,000 Kansas Power 5s A
38,000
81,000
93
1
6
2
13
78% Apr. 10
1963
5,000
103,000
202,000
"2", 660
91
May
92% May
1961
Sale
Sale
101
100
104
101%
Sale
sl04
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
108% Sale
108% Sale
Sale
99% Sale
98
103 J
77% Mar. 20
102
May 21
Jan.
104% May 11
98% Jan. 19 103% May 11
8
100% Mar. 25 101% Apr.
101% Feb.
101
May 28
105
104% May 22 104% May 22
108% May 27
108% May
98
May
101% May 22
104
94
May 28
May 28
102% Mar. 17
104% May 22
Apr. 21
26
27
May 22
May 27
May 22
95% May 15
90% Jan.
5
95% May 15
93% May 20
Jan.
Feb.
Kaufmann Dept Stores—
8,000
163,000
155,000
75,000
12,000
5,000
8,000
111,000
22,000
32,000
3,000
5,000
1936
5%%
notes
Kelvinator without
warr
93
6a'36
Sale
Kentucky Utilities 5s....1969
5s
101
1961
98
Keystone Public Serv 5s. 1978
Sale
Sale
60
Keystone Telep Co 5%s._1955
Keystone Water Works &
18,000
208,000
147,000
56,000
17,000
2,000
Elec 5%s series B
1948
90,000 Kimberly Clark 5s A
1943
1,011,000 Koppers Gas Ac C deb Ss.1947
839,000
Deb 5 Ha
1950
252,000 Kresge (S S) Co 5s
1945
17,000
5s certlfs of deposit...1945
62,000
1,000
161,000
116,000
Without warrants
4,000 Lexington Telephone 6s. 1944
41,000 Lexington Utll 5s
.....1952
784,000 Libby McNeill At Llbby 5s 1942
33,000
35,000
5,000
350,000
5,000
15
20
14
25
May
9
May 23
100
May
67
97
98
95
60
5 100% May 14
8 101% May 25
3 100
Apr. 27
May 23
May 23 67
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
8 55
Mar. 21
May 12 100
Feb.
2 102% Mar. 19
Feb.
4 103% Mar. 7
101 j
Jan.
3 103% Feb. 25
98 J
99 % May 26 101% May 25
54
267,000 Laclede Gas Lt 5%«
1935
24,000 Larutan Gas Corp 6%8._1935
1,019,000 Lehigh Pow Secur 6s
2026
20,000
1,000
7,000
194,000
May
May
May
May
95%
93%
100%
101%
95% May
91
May
99% May
99% May
98
May
383,000 Lone Star Gas Corp 5«...1942
162,000 Long Island Ltg 6s
...1945
30,000 Los Angeles Gas At Elec 5s '61
1,916,000 Louisiana Pow At Lt 5s...1957
II,000 Lukens Steel Co 8s
1940
98
103% Sale
99% Sale
103% Sale
100%
103%
100%
99%
Sale
100% Sale
slOO
103% Sale
103% May 29 105
101
91
Sale
101
May 12
98% May
5
May 11
May 22 102
May
1 103% May
6
May 25
May 26 102
100% Sale
103% Sale
Sale
100
104% Sale'
98
May 26 101% May 25
May
1
May 18
May 11
May 12 101
May 18 91
•
99
99
82
8 101% Jan. 20
91
Mar. 14
2
2 106% Apr. 17
Jan.
Mar.
100% Jan.
Leonard Tiets Inc 7%s_.1946
91
90% Sale
94%
Sale.
98% Sale
102% Sale
104%
1951
Mansfield Min Ac Sm (Germ)
57,000
7s with warrants
..1941
108,000
7s without warrants...1941
491,000 Mass Gas Co 5%s
1946
2,193,000
5s
1955
13,000
22,000
61,000
347,000
3,000
33,000
38,000
97"" Sale
97% Sale
101% Sale
90% Sale
102% Sale
Sale
89% Sale
91%
389,000 Met Edison 4s series E...1971
42,000 Mich Assoc Tel 5s A
1961
109,000 Middle Sta Petrol 6%s A.1945
138,000 Middle West Utll 4%s_..193I
584,000
Conv 5% notes
1932
534,000
Conv 5% notes........1933
659,000
Conv 5% notes........1934
823,000
Conv 5% notes
......1935
1,000
Conv 4%% notes
1943
103,000
25,000
152,000
392,000
67,000
29,000
30,000
1,823,000 Milwaukee El Ry & Lt 5s. 1971
189,000 Milwaukee G L 4%s
1967
1,092,000 Minneapolis Gas Lt 4%s_1950
10,000
4%s new....
—...1950
916.000 Minn Pow Ac Lt 4%s
1978
1.576,000 Miss Power Ac Light 5s.._1957
700,000 Miss River Fuel 6s
....1944
209,000
Without warrants..
1951
131,000 Miss River Power 5s
34,000
63,000
16,000
93
Jan.
Jan.
95
91
Feb.
6
31
10
90% Jan.
2
4
May 22
May 14
1
94% May
96
May
97%
106%
104% May
103
May 10 105
101
May
1 103
90% May
1 92
89% May 27
May
May
May
May
May
23
28
18
16
21
101
96% Jan.
Apr.
Sale
Sale
103% May
5 104% May 21
95
98
Sale
Sale
May
May
May
100
May
s99% May
97% May
95
May
95% May
28 95% May 22
94
May
1
1
May 13
5 54
16 100% May 13
11 100% May 15
May 11
15 99
29 97% May 16
May 12
2 97
Sale
105% Sale
100% Sale
105% Sale
101% Sale
94
Sale
95
94
47
100% Sale
,
Sale
Sale
Sale
96
95% Sale
95
Sale
105
92% Sale
s92
98
Sale
93
Sale
102% Sale
Sale
94% Sale
95% Sale
95% Sale
99% Sale
96% Sale
95% Sale
93%
93%
Sale
96
Sale
•
'91" Sale'
104% Sale
May
May
May 19
May 13
May 27
102% May 2 104% May 12
104% May 13 105% May 27
May 8
93% May
1 95
May 21
May 19
May
May
May 25
95
94
44
100
30
10
1
19
13
57
Feb.
24
100
Jan.
7
104% May 21
96% Apr. 14
95% May
May
54
May
100% Feb.
100% Mar.
99% Apr.
97% Mar.
97
Jan.
96
Jan.
May
May
22
1
94
Jan.
Jan.
97% Mar.
93
6
95% Jan.
92% Apr.
93
Apr.
106
May
102% May
94% May
Jan.
77
Jan.
102
Jan.*
97% Feb.
92
Mar.
50
Jan.
88
Mar.
101% Jan.
96% Apr.
,
98
95% May
97%
95% May
96
May 25 100
91
May 25 94%
104% May 1 105%
May 22
Apr. 15
96% Apr. 10
96
77
May
Apr. 16
99
89% May 27
104
Sale
Jan.
90
May 12
92
96
100% Mar. 11
106% May 28
105
May 18
103
May 16
93
Feb.
3
96
May
102% Jan.
50
90
102
42,000
Service 5%s B
1953
276,000 Montreal L H Ac P 5s "A".1951
59,000
5s series B
1970
368" 665
84
99
May 12 88%
87% May 14 91%
104% May 11 106
100% May
1 102%
94% May 13 94%
50
May 2 51
Mass Util Assoc 5s A.....1949
389,000
42,000
43,000
32,000
86,000
111,000
203,000
109,000
93% May
88% May 15
99
May 22
94% May
4
92% May
88
151,000 McCord Rad At Mfs6 a
1943
30,000 Melbourne El Supp 7%8 A '46
118,000 Memphis P & L 5s ser A..1948
6,000
4%s series C
.1—1978
23",606
Sale
Sale'
378,000 Manitoba Power 5 Ha
55,000
93
Sale
Jan.
92 % Jan.
92% Jan.
96
Jan.
13
9
30
7
7
8
14
104% May 12
99% Jan.
105% May 27
Jan.
95
May
8
Feb.
93% Apr.
7
Apr.
May 21
98
Jan. 31
98% Mar. 19
Jan.
101%
89%
93%
91%
93%
96
Jan.
90% Jan.
102% Jan.
106% Feb. 13
98% Mar. 16
28 105% May 25
Monongahela West Penn Pub
100
Sale
105% Sale
99
May 20
May 26 101
104% May 5 105% May 13
105
May 14
May 8 106
99
102
May 20
May 26 101
105% May 13
Jan.
May 14
26 106
102 % Jan.
Morris Plan Shares Corp—
3,000
2,000
1,000
3,000
137,000
115,000
9,000
128,000
351,000
492,000
768,000
575,000
169,000
97,000
519,000
2,003,000
2,224,000
1,737,000
71
May 25
71
May 25
71
May 25
77
Feb.
13
34
6s A without warrants 1947
Munson
May
34
May
8
34
May
8
44
Apr.
2
Steamship Line
.1937
6%s with warr
Narragansett Elec Co 5s..1957
National Elec. Pow 5s... 1978
101% Sale
Sale
71
Sale
104% Sale
88% Sale
69% Sale
98% Sale
104
Sale
71
National Food Prod 6S..1944
2026
Nat Pow Ac Lt 6s1'A"
Deb 58 series B
....2030
Nat Pub Serv 5s
1978
National Steel Corp 5s
100% Sale
88% Sale
66% Sale
1956
86% Sale
69% Sale
99
Sale
8
104
102% May
70
May
67
May 19
103% May ■
85
May 28
69
May 28
98% May
"
May
72% May
69% May
105
May 26
91% May 14
72% May
"
99% May 14
101% Jan.
70
Apr.
48
Jan.
100% Jan.
85
May
66% Jan.
97% Apr.
May' 5
24
77
Mar. 24
70
Apr. 16
12
2 107% Apr.
2
93
Mar. 6
28
2
75% Mar. 26
29
99% May 14
14 104
National Tea Co—
250,000
25,000
61,000
15,000
83,000
22*666
15,000
19,000
148,000
1.266.555
281,000
2,527,000
123,000
171,000
53,000
;
5% gold notes
99
110% Sale
102% Sale
May 1 1935
109
May
4
99% May 23
Natl Trade Journal 6s—1938
Nebraska Power 6s
4%s
-1981
64
Noisner Bros Realty 6s.. 1948
■
For footnotes see nage 55.
99% Mar.
10% Mar.
29
12 111% May
102% May 29 102% May
Jan.
60
Apr. 28 80
30
21
14
29
7
93% Jan.
92% Mar.
94
May
95
Mar.
94
May
88% May
94% Apr.
8
26
96% Jan,
10
—2022
759,000 Nevada Calif Elec 5s
1956
5s new
1956
22,000
10,148,000 New Eng G & Elec Assn 5sl947
5s
1948
1,279,000
Conv deb 5s
1950
7,490,000
152,000 New Engl Pow Assn 5s—1948
Deb 5%s
221,000
1954
99% Sale
Sale
May
111% May 14
102% May 29 102% May 29
60
May 2 66
May 22
91
85% Sale
90
Sale
83
Sale
Sale
88% Sale
88% May 27
93
May 14
89
Sale
93% Sale
93% Sale
93% Sale
88
94
21
21
21
14
91%
Sale
90
Sale
78
Sale
88% Sale
May 1
91% May 8
89% May 8
78
May 29
87
May 28
May
94
May
94
May
88% May
94
|May
2
108
Jan.
Jan.
88% May 27
92% Mar. 26
84% Jan.
6
88% Jan.
83
Jan.
78
May 29
May 28
87
21
19
21
14
17
53
NEW YOKE CURB EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE
In
May.
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK
Jan. 2
1031.
BONDS (Continued)—
$
16,000
241,000
8,000
118",006
RANGE SINCE JAN 1
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
Ask,
Bid.
May 1.
Bid.
May 29.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
1956
N J Power & Light 5a
94
New Orleans Pub Serv 4% s *35
Newton Steel 6% notes..1931
Sale
102% Jan.
93
May
8
94% May 19
15 105% Apr.
91% Mar. 12
97% Jan. 23
9
95% Mar. 24
97% Jan. 23
N Y & Foreign Invest
43,000
974,000
33,000
85,000
5lis A with warrants..1948
162,000
5,710,000 NYP&L Corp 1st 4Vi«—1967
290,000 Niagara Falls Power 6s__1950
550,000 Nippon Elec Pow 6Vi»—1953
41,000
58,000
90,000
475,000
152,000
76,000
.1948
117,000 NorContUtil 5^s A
.1966
319,000 Nor Ind Pub Serv 5s
.1969
5s series D
620,000
.1970
4Vis E
2,934,000
.1951
760,000 Nor Ohio P & L 5Vis
467,000 Nor Ohio Trac & Lt 5s... ;i956
72,000
524,000
6H% gold notes....... .1933
.1948
6s A
202,000
.1940
5*4% notes.
......
408,000
.1950
5'4 sseries B
163,000
.1961
4 Vis
1,689,000
25,000 North Texas Utilities 7s.. .1935
Without warrants
144,000
A960
31,000 Northwest Pow 6s A
....
..
Nor States Power
Sale
77
95 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
99
90 Vi
99 %
Sale
Sale
93
98
Sale
106% Sale
90% Sale
61
Sale
103% Sale
103
Sale
96% Sale
103% Sale
100% Sale
99% Sale
106% Sale
91% Sale
61% Sale
104
Sale
104% Sale
98
Sale
104% Sale
101% Sale
78%
97%
106%
90%
May 28 80
May 4
76
Jan.]
May 2 100% May 19
93% Feb.
May 29 108% May 18 105% Jan.
84
Jan.
May 1 94% May 19
61
May
103% May
103
May
96
May
103% May
100% May
63% May
May
104% May
99
May
105
May
102
May
105
20
20
15
14
61
6,000
858,000
lY.666
103% Sale
103% May 25 104
102% Sale
_
......
Sale
103
97% Sale
-
98%
Sale"
101
105% May
97% May
.1960
277,000
84,000
108,000
1,989,000 Pacific Gas & El 1st
1st & ref 6s B
217,000
1st & ret 5)4a C
495,000
738,000
719,000
4,967,000
421,000
16,000
111,000
2,587,000
65,000
204,000
30,000
668,000
5,000
158,000 Pacific Pub Serv 5% notes *36
1,555,000 Pacific Western Oil 6 Vis.1943
1936
56,000 Park & Tilford 6s
1,439,000 Penn Cent Lt & Pow 4Ms 1977
5s
—1979
12,000
...
'§7% Sale
90% Jan.
98% Jan.
93
Jan.
2
99
2 105
May 14
2 102
May 22
1
101% Jan.
5 104
Mar. 27
May
104
99
Oklahoma Gas & El 5s... .1950
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
103% Sale
103
104
Sale
100
Sale
103% Sale
103% Sale
103%
99%
103%
102%
101
Sale
.1954
Ohio Pub Serv 5s D
99% Sale
Sale
101
100%
Sale
99% Sale
112% Sale
106% Sale
99% Sale
102
Sale
99% May
112% May
106
May
99
May
67
103%
103%
99%
103%
102%
57
97% Sale
1941
w
...1952
1960
1
1960
Pacific Investing 5s
4 105% May
1 99% May 26
97% May 25
57
Osgood Co 6s with warr .1938
.1941
Oswego Falls Co 6s
Oswego River Pow 6s— .1931
4Vi»-1957
9
4
102% Jan.
97% Apr.
104% Mar.
99% May 29
IO5
" Sale
113% Sale'
106% Sale
101% Sale
May
104%
May
104%
May
101%
May
103%
May
104%
May 16 60
May 2 57
May 6 101%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
95
Mar. 25
97%
Sale
Without warrants
Pacific Power & Light
5s_1955
Sale
67
74%
Sale
"92% Sale
Sale
99% Sale
101
96
100
102% May 25
113% May 23
2 106% May 14
102
May 21
98% May
Sale
99
Sale
99
59
Sale
60
Sale
94% Sale
97% Sale
100
99
May
59
65
May
85
May 11 90
94% May
97%
102% May 14 102%
Apr.
6
99% May 26
Mar. 24
7 114
Mar. 31
13
96
Jan. 22
13 100
99
May~28 74% May"
98%
99
95% Sale
Jan.
6 105% Feb. 27
15 103% May
9
15 105% Apr.
6
Jan.- 31 104%
Feb. 16 104%
Jan. 30 101%
103% Mar. 19 103%
100
Jan. 13 104%
57
Apr. 18 67
2
67%
57
May
20
26
22
21
9
21
2
12
A—.1948
1st & ref 4%s F
Jan.
Jan.
89
99 %
Ohio Power 5s series B... .1952
.1956
4 lis series D
F
6
19
22
%~May ~7 153% May"
"70% Sale
Ohid Edison Co 5s
2,355,000
226,000
1,388,000
34,000
1,278,000
40,000
5,000
212,000
1st & ref 4)4s
Jan.
3 105
May 20
2 104% Apr.
4
*
259,000
42,000
229,000
22,000
248,000
10,000
1,000
15,000
44,000
75
1
May
99 % Jan.
99
Jan.
....
86,000
Mar. 3
2 82
2 100% May 19
8 108% May 18
5 94% May 19
May
May 1
May 12
May 5
May 28
May 14
May
May
May
May
May
Feb.
4
Jan. 23
7 101% Feb.
Jan.
96% Feb. 18 102% May
5 113% May
109% Jan.
3 106% May
104% Jan.
Feb.
3 102
97
May
Feb.
3
97
98% Jan.
Jan.
8
75% Jan.
67
May 28 75% Jan.
2 100
Mar.
95% Jan.
99
57
7
Apr.
Apr. 28
67
Jan.
92% Jan.
100
Jan.
20
26
22
21
9
14
25
23
14
21
12
8
7
17
99
Apr.
7
84% Jan.
9
24 90
May
5
2
97% May 28
16 102% May 14
Penn Dock & Warehouse Co
6,000
272,000
9,000
54,000
272,000
14,000
95
143,000
122,000
80,000
29,000
79,000
3,253,000
Without warrants.
495,000
736,000
534s
1959
410,000 Penn-Ohlo P & L 5Vis A.1954
1952
198,000 Penn Pr 5c Lt 5s ser B
5s series D
1953
311,000
4 Vis
1981
6,379,000
113,000
31,000
185,000
57,000
3,000
5,000
30,000 Phlla Elec 5Vi«—
1947
5s
I960
22,000
4s
1971
502,000
1972
757,000 Phlla Elec Power 5 Vis
97.000 Phlla Rapid Transit 6s.. 1962
100% Sale
865,000 Penn Telep Corp 5s C—1960
203,000 Penn Water & Pow 4Vis--1968
1979
2,297,000 Peoples Lt 8c Pow 5s
1,469,000 Phil Bait & W RR 4%s C.1977
9O"O66
22,000
Sale
Jan.
6
May 15 83
May 28 95% May 27
100% May 15
100% Jan. 27
103% May
104% May 14
102
104
May
May 19
104% May
104% May 9
104% May 20 105
May 8
104% May 20 104% May 2
96% May - o98% May 16
100% Jan.
97% Jan.
102% Jan.
101% May
103%
99
100
May
48% May 27 69
102% May " 104
95%
97%
48%
101%
71
95
1950
Penn-Ohio Edison 6s
.
May 15 72%* May 14
95
May 28 95% May 27
100% May 26 100% May 15
71
1949
Penn Electric 4s series F.1971
Penn Glass Sand 6s
1952
6s with warrants
103 % Sale
103% Sale
102% Sale
102%
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
96% Sale
104% Sale
104% Sale
97% Sale
101% Sale
102
103% Sale
Sale
48% Sale
69
May 29
May 27
May
May
102
102
Jan.
Jan.
2
4%
6 104
2 105
2 105%
Apr.
8
May 19
2 105
Mar. 18
Mar. 23
Apr. 15
96% Apr. 23 098% May 16
Jan. 13 103%
Mar. 13 100
May 27 74%
Feb.
2 104
Mar. 30
May 27
Mar. 23
May
7
Sale
105% May 23 107%'May 12
60% May 9 76
May 20
107
Jan. 17 108% Feb. 27
105% May 13 105% Jan. 30
93% Jan. 30 93% Feb. 21
105% Feb.
4 07% May 12
60
Jan. 27
Apr. 30 80
104% Sale
103% May 12 104% May 27
101% Feb.
107% May
107% May
105% May 13 105% May
106% Sale
107
Sale
106% Sale
72
Phlla Suburb Cos G&E
1st 8c refunding 4Vis..1957
8,000
165,000
137,000
10,000
11,000
904,000
79,000
120,000
5,000
246,000
1,000
123,000
class A
1960
Piedmont A Northern 5s. 1954
444,000
43,000
440,000
9,000
3,000
45,000
100,000
342,000
137,000
831,000
130,000
Potomac Edison 5s......1956
Piedmont
...
24",006
1,000
37,000
101,000
4~3"O',666
"i"o55
7,000
24,000
67,000
37,000
74",066
72% Sale
Pittsburgh Coal 6s......1949
Plttsb Screw 8c Bolt
Pittsburgh Steel 6s
86% Sale
Sale
92% Sale
-1939
5 Vis series D
4 Vis
s89
Sale
102% Sale
..1949
...1961
96%
Sale
102% May
96% Sale
Potrero Sugar 1st 7s
1947
Power Corp of Can 5s A 1957
Vis series B
..1959
Power Corp of N Y 5Vis..1947
4Vi*—1947
May
May
93
May
102% May
72
May
95
Sale
166% Sale"
1954
Prussian Elec 6s
71
88
May
89% May
92% May
77% Sale
6 103% May 18
96" ""May" "5 "97%"May"l4
90
83
4
Procter & Gamble
May 20
80% May 25
90% May 26
May 22 95% May 22
107
May 27
May 27 107
86% May 22 90
May 12
Pond Creek Pocahontas 7s *35
Poor 8c Co 6s
84
95
90
May
83
May
21 97
May
4 104% May
May
25 78
27
16
27
16
7
26
19
Pub Serv Elec & Gas 48..1971
Pub Serv of N H 4Vis
B..1957
100% May
-
1968
2,000 Quebec Power 5s
134,000 Queens Borough G&E 4 Vis '58
5 Vis.
..1952
132,000
102
7 102
May 27
97% Sale
103
99
Sale
Sale
102%
97%
97%
97 %
101%
Sale
103
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
99% Sale
102%
95%
97%
96%
99%
May
May
May
May
May
102
May
99% May
94% May
29 104
26 99
2 99
8 98%
4 101%
28 104
2 101
22 94%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
4
15
20
14
Jan.
3
88
99
Jan.
10
102% Jan. 28 105
96
Apr. 20
VJi
9
60
50% Jan.
90
May 27 93
83
Feb. 13
86%
90
Jan.
20
97%
2 104%
May 25 79%
94% Mar. 26 94%
99% Mar. 20 102
100% Jan.
72
Jan.
2 101
102% May 29 104
Feb.
4 99
3
94% Feb.
99
96% May
8
29
96
Feb.
7
7
13
20
100
Feb.
27
95*
94
2
May 22
Jan.
9
24
13
27
24
May 18
Apr. 15
May 14
Feb.
Jan.
17
17
Apr. 20
Apr.
2
May 26
Apr. 16
Mar. 26
May 27
Jan.
May
May
May
98% May
101% May
104% Apr.
101
May
94% May
May 26 102% May 26 103
102% May 26 103
Jan. 29 103
102
May 5 102% May 21 100
May 22 101% Jan.
6 105
103% May 8 105
Sale
Mar. 30
9
Mar.
80% May 25 93
90
Apr.
7 99% Jan.
98% Jan. 20 100% Feb.
95
May 22 102% Jan.
107
May 27 107
May
Jan.
86% May 22 97
100
.....
2,000
9,000
18,000
84
5Vis.1947
..1948
1931 100
Sale
132,000 Pub Serv of Nor Ills 5s
5s series C
1966
52,000
4Vis series D.......
1978
555,000
94% Sale'
4Vis series E
—1980
1,625,000
4Vis series F
1981
902,000
1957
382,000 Pub Serv of Okla 5s D
1,225,000 Puget Sound P & L 5 Vis, 1949 100% Sale
58 series C
1950
1,217,000
95% Sale
4Vis series D
1950
20,000
12,000
190,000
178,000
570,000
87,000
216,000
292,000
20,000
2 104% May 27
Hydro-Electric Co
6 >is
26
4
15
20
14
29
23
13
20
May 26
Apr. 11
May 22
Reliance Bronze & Steel-
1,000
16,000
92,000
47,000
427,000
404,000
134,000
3,240,000
184,000
1,243,000
10,000
142,000
49,000
26,000
Conv deb 6s
1944
35
Reliance Management Ss.1954
With warrants
Rem'ton Arms 5Vi% notes '3?
Rochester Cent Pow 5s A 1953
Ruhr Chemical 6s A
1948
42
723,000
602,000 St Louis Gas & Coke 6s..l947
1,000 Salmon River Power 5s J. 1952
1958
947,000 •San Ant Pub Serv 5s
11,000 San Joaquin L & P 6s B..1952
1955
80,000 Sauda Fails Co 5s
..1945
3,226,000 Saxet Co (The) 6s A
160,000
5,000
154,000
89,000
20,000
5% G notes
1932
1,273,000
1935
115,000 Schulte Real Eat Co 6s
6s without warrants...1935
453,000
1943
246,000 Scripps (E W) Co 5 %s
2
1948
162,000 Servel Inc 5s
337,000
76,000
59,000
525,000
44,000
7,000
1,744,000 Shawlnlgan W & P 4 Via—1967
4Vis series B
1968
493,000
191,000
1,000
8,000
72%
Sale'
70% Sale
65
Sale
Sale
65
Sale
65
73
63% Sale
72
1
Sale
81
77% Sale
For footnotes aee page.55.
83% Sale
Sale
70% Sale
Sale
36% Sale
Sale
99% Sale
80% Sale
97% Sale
"86% Sale
s96% Sale
95% Sale
,
'/
94
■
35
Sale
118% Sale
Saxon Public Works—
5s series C
1970
656,000
4Vis series D
.....1970
1,925,000
1931
423,000 Shawsheen Milla 7s..
1948
119,000 Sheffield Steel 5%s
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Sale
91
Sale
60
Ruhr Gas Co 6 Vis
....1953
233,000 Ruhr Housing 6Vis A—1958
167,000 Ryerson (Jos T) & Sons 5sl943
78,000
1,000
May
82
91
82
90
Sale
67% Sale
89
63% Sale
93
93
Sale
Sale
100% Sale
93% Sale
100% Sale
100% Sale
Sale
75% Sale
96% Sale
96% Sale
"95%
Sale
101% Sale
97% Sale
98% Sale
'96% Sale
69
69
90
29
18
29
4
42
Jan.
21
29
84
May 28
96
Feb.
27
27
27
May
4
35
May 28
May 19
May
May
May
May
May
s75
95%
76%
76%
81%
77%
95
32
May 11 39% May 25
109% May 18 109% May 18 109%
94
102
May 14
99% May "
118% May 29 118% May 29 115
sl04
May 22 104% May 26 102
79%
84% May 29 97% May '
32
94% May 27
80% May 11
71
May 4
88
May 28
75% May 29
96% May 15
80% May 11
80
May 4
90
May 16
78% May 18
98% May 18
98% May 25
May 13
97% May 14
101% May 1
sl01%May
May 8
90
May 26 95
96% May
96
May
103% May
95% May
105
12
Mar.
Apr.
91
May
60
Jan.
63% Jan.
69
May
66% Jan.
90
May
35
84
4
2
2
27
19
27
85% Mar. 16
82% Apr. 14
96% Mar. 14
Feb.
May 11 53
May 18 109% May
Jan.
2 102% Mar.
Feb. 18 118% May
Jan. 17 104% May
Jan.
2 106
Apr.
90
Jan.
2
56
Jan.
22
16
76% May 2
83% Mar. 18
6
18
28
29
26
13
96% Apr. 29
80% May 11
80
Apr.
85
Jan.
9
90
Mar. 25
63
Jan.
3
84% Apr.
54% Jan. 23
92% Jan.
9
7
98!
May 18
983
May 25
105% Mar. 25
97% May 14
101% Feb. 24
100% Jan.
90
May 26 103% Mar. 9
93
Jan.
100% Jan.
93% Jan.
54
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
NEW YORK
AGGREGATE SALES.
CURB
In
PRICES IN MAY.
EXCHANGE
1931.
Bid.
BONDS—Continued,
14,000
SINCE
JAN.
1.
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
May.
RANGE
Price about
Since
r
Sheridan Wyo Coal 6e
May 1.
Ask. Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
May 29.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
1947
Highest.
7
Sale Prices.
65
Jan. 13
8634 May 18
3
3534 Jan.
6434 Mar. 26
5834 Apr.
Silica Gel Corp 6 H% notes
with warrants
1932
61,000
331.000 Snider Pack 6% notes
1932
56,000 Sou Carolina Power 5s..1957
...2025
1,987,000 Southeast P4cL 6s
5,000
47,000
17,000
413,000
941,000 Southern Calif Edison 5s 1951
585,000
Refunding mtge 6s....1952
General & refdg 5s....1944
187,000
Ref Mtge 5s...........1954
131,000
228,000
95,000
33,000
38,000
166",600
Southern
Gas
Co
99 H
Sale
10334 Sale
Sale
3934 Sale
10334
Sale
10434 Sale
105
Sale
10534
Sale
si 04 24 May
105
Sale
Sale
104
Sale
10534
103
Sale
1057-
Sale
9434
Sale
104
May
104
May
10534 May
1957
94
May
10234 May
1952
549,000 Southern Calif Gas 5s
5s
214,000
33,000
5^8 Series B
6s
7,000
1st & ref 4^9
267,000
140,000
32,000
5,000
41
8634 May 18 8634
3934 May 26 4334
93
May 4 95
10334 May 2 10534
104
1937
9034 Sale
9534 Sale
5
2
1
1
May 18
May 7
May 13
May 18
106
May
106
May
10534 May
106
May
29
23
21
29
1 9534 May 20
4 10334 May 18
May 14
May 14 104
1950
1961
634*
96
Sale
9424 May
4
9634 May 20
......
"7.666
7.000
'283,000
|
51,000
70.000
245,000
592,000
359,000
140,000
1,395,000
979,000
1,260,000
799,000
178,000
110,000
1,503,000
41,000
828,000
810,000
158,000
213,000
72
Sale
84
92,000
481,000
(H* with
...1938
55
Sale
Sale
Sale
E 5s_.1957
s91
Sale
warr
Southwestern L 8c P 5s__1957
Southwest Nat Gas 6s
1945
60
96
Sale
45
107
Sale
Sale
96
Sale
9054 Sale
50
Southwestern P & L 6s..2022
101
Sale
Sale
Staley (A E) Mfg 6s
1942
Standard Gas & Elec 6s..1935
98
Sale
Conv 6s
9934 Sale
...1935
....
6s
1951
6s
1966
98
98
~
Sale
Sale
101
Sale
Sale
10124 Sale
100% Sale
9934 Sale
Standard Invest 534*
1939
5s without warrants...1937
Stand Power & Lt 6s....1957
Standard Telep 534s A...1943
Stinnes (Hugo) Corp
7s Oct 1 *36 without
7s 1946 without
warr..
warrants.
.
10534 Sale
16134 Sale"
10234 Sale
9834 Sale
s74
Sale
n7334 Sale
9534 Sale
64
Sale
17
Apr.
May
10234 Jan. 19 10534 May
104H Mar. 16 106
May
13
23
21
26
Jan.
2 106
Feb.
2 106
9034 Jan.
9924
10234
10434
9424
2 9534 May 20
19 10334 May 18
12 104
Apr. 22
Mar. 25 105
Mar. 20
Jan.
Jan.
May
Stutz Motor of Amer 7 H* 1937
Sun Oil 534*
1939
10034 Sale
9724
82
Sale
Sale
7434 Sale
55
65,000
299,000 Tenn Elec Power 5s......1956
9934 Sale
63
93
84
May 11
9434 May 23
93
Apr. 25
May 11
May
1
9624 Mar. 30
9434 May 23
s5934 May 26
95
May 15
60; 4 May 8
96; 4 May 12
55
Jan.
2
66
93
Jan.
5
9734 Mar. 20
8
1
Jan.
9434 May 11 9524 May
May
4234 May 27 48
May 21 10734 May
92 <
May
May 18 95
100
May 2 10234 May
101
May 5 sl0234May
98
May 29 101
May
98
May 28 10024 May
77
May 27 82
May
79
May 28 83
May
94
May 28 99
May
7634 May 6 8234 May
105
78
Sale
66
May 28
May 28
84
May
May
23
15
4
4
14
27
7
12
5
13
9
22
5
1
*
92
Jan.
Jan.
7534 Jan.
94
May
66
75
Mar. 24
Mar. 18
8534 Mar. 30
100
Mar. 30
8234 May 22
10034 Sale
10134 Sale
65
100
May 15 70
May 4
May 4 10224 May 12
99
10134
Sale
Sale
May
9034 May
90
May
10134 May
103
May
2 9924 May
1 9334 May
93 34 May
1
1 10124 May
7 104
May
Sale
10234 Sale
Sale
102
5 104
91J
101J
Sale
104 ~
90
104
Sale
May
15
12
14
2
29
May 28
Apr.
7 98
Mar. 11
Mar. 21
Apr. 29 82
May 4 10224 May 12
65
100
2
8634 Apr. 14
2
80
68
9834 Apr. 29 100
8934 Feb. 19 93)
90
93)
May
1
9934 Jan.
2 102)
10234 Jan. 27 104
9834 Jan.
1970
9834 Sale
1,035,000
634 B without warrants.1953
213,000 Texas Cities Gas 5s......1948
2,333,000 Texas Elec Service 5s....I960
1945
804,000 Texas Gas Utilities 6s
1956
2,471,000 Texas Power & Lt 5s
6s
2022
87,000
303,000 Thermold Co 6s with warrl934
7334 Sale
8234
Sale
9534
Sale
9934
Sale
58
9734 May
79
79
Sale
99
Sale
10134
Tri Utilities Deb 5s
1979
5434 Sale
4334
Sale
Ulen ft Co 6s
1944
73
Sale
2,149,000
Mar. 18
Mar. 19
Jan.
Jan.
5
9924 May 11
9424 Jan.
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
644,000
2
Mar. 20
Mar. 31
Tenn Pub Serv 5s
Sale
10034 Sale
Sale" 16234 Sale
3134 Sale
May 29
60
May 26
9934 May 4 10134
47
May 28 5924
10134 May 1 103
10834 May 9 11034
64
May 8 6424
3034 May 27 4334
ft*
6924 May 20
8234 May 18
Union Amer Invest 5s A.1948
Union Electric Lt &; Pow (Mo)
5s series B
4
Jan.
64
60
Jan.
1967
Union Gas Utilities 634* A
with warrants
....1937
Union Gulf Corp 5s.....1950
26
86
7334 Mar.
Jan.
9,000
14
Feb.
n
10224
10224
10124
10134
Jan.
96
77
Jan.
98
9824 Jan.
10134 Apr.
99
134,000
Mar. 26
Mar. 26
72
May
99
10,000
89
10734 May
Jan.
1956
443,000
101,000
3
9024 Jan.
4234 May
101
1962
3,503,000
6
9
7534 May
84
May
5s new w i
563,000
8,000 Tenn Power Co 5s
57,000
9,000
9634 May 20
9934 Mar.
9534 Jan.
May 27
May 16
7834 Sale
9034 Sale
-
,
4
9724 Jan.
7
9534 Jan.
9
55
May 27
96
9934 Sale
10234 Sale
183,000
19,000
661,000
60,000
480,000
19,000
7,000
566,000
2 106
Apr.
103
103
53
6054 Sale
...1940
300,000 Sun Pipe Line 5s
500,000 Super Power of 111 4Hs__1970
434*
1968
214,000
1940
1,334,000 Swift & Co 5s
5s
1944
330,000
947,000
25
Southwestern Dairies—
39,000
175,000
185-,000
212,000
26,000
196,000
Feb.
Mar. 17
71
60
36,000 Strauss (Nathan) 6s
1938
2,000 Strawbridge & Clothier 5s '48
3,000
195,000
95
95
93
7334 Sale
Southwest Assoc Tel 5s.. 1961
511,000 Southwestern G 6c
27,000
16,000
49,000
7,000
182,000
249,000
243,000
163,000
37,000
21,000
353,000
19,000
9924 Jan.
3
1935
Without warr
29,000
6,000 Southern G & E 5s A....1957
3,828,000 Southern Nat Gas 6s....1944
Without privilege...
212,000
4,156,000 Southern Pacific Co 434s 1981
252,000
33,000
Feb.
90
10434 May
May
May
May 15
May 5
May 27
May 27
May 9
May 1
75
May
8334 May
73
Jan.
5 104
29 10224
14 10134
6 9924
3
87
10134
Sale
10234 Sale
101
12
Mar. 19
May 14
Mar. 18
May 29
May 28
Mar. 11
Mar. 3
May 11
Mar. 19
9
6924 May 20
85
Mar.
80
4 10424 May 18
May 13 103
Jan.
60
Mar. 12
May 26 71
9524 Jan.
2 10134 May 15
47
Feb. 11
May 28 80
9834 Jan.
2 103
May 27
106
Feb.
4 11034 May 27
64
May
8 7924 Mar. 21
Jan.
9
3034 May 27 64
Jan.
86
Feb.
17
102
Jan.
16 10424 Jan.
5
6
30
10054 Sale
Mar. 11
Mar.
6
May 25
Apr. 28 33
10024 Jan.
2 103
Apr. 11
May 25
United El Serv (Unes) 7s.1956
36,000
52,000
230.000
100,000
233,000
192,000
502,000
250,000
33,000
1,000
34,000
29,000
5,000
5,000
1,000
10,000
472,000
34,000
Without warrants
238,000
With warrants
222.000
499,000 United Indus 6)4*
......
372,000
1,283,000
494,000
1,941,000
877,000
194,000
534*
United Lt «c Rys 534*
6s series A
5s__._
Sale
1975
9134
Sale"
10034 Sale
9234 Sale
1959
United Lt & Pow 634s
Deb 6s...
70
91
Sale
101
1952
80
Sale
8834
10334
Sale,
Sale
101
Sale
10134 Sale
1941
1974
...1952
69,000
210,000
131,000
31,000
24,000
22,000
20,000
45,000
27,000
56,000
1,170,000
Serial
Serial
Serial
Serial
Serial
634% notes..1931
634% notes
1932
634% notes
1933
634% notes.....1934
634% notes.....1935
634% notes..1..1936
Serial 634% notes
Serial 634% notes
Serial 6s
185,000 Utah
1933
Sale
89
Sale
106
Sale
115,000
430,000
170,000
1,000
11,000
42,000
12,000
Westvaco Chlorine 534s.. 1937
Wisconsin P & L 5s E-.-.1956
5s series F
1958
Wisconsin Pub Serv 5s.. 1942
6s Series A
1952
534* Series B
......1958
York Ice Machinery 6S...1937
Fe* feetnote* see page 55.
9934 May 28 10134 May
92
May 25 9434 May
10024 May 2 10234 May 26
8824 May
9034 May 18
106
10224 May
May 26
101
May
10134 May 20
80
Jan.
92
8034 Jan.
70
Jan.
98
Jan.
9134 Jan.
91
Jan.
80
Jan.
9734 Jan.
2
60
Apr.
4
9234 Mar. 12
90
May
7
24 102
2
Mar.
9
9734 Mar. 12
2 10234 May 26
2
9134 Mar. 10
May 26
10134 May 20
2 106
10034 Jan.
63
Mar. 27
Fob.
5
6034 Mar. 31
Apr.
2
69
80
Feb.
17
80
Jan.
9
Jan.
100
Jan.
5
8034 Jan.
98
Mar. 26
75
70
Jan.
91
Mar. 27
70
69
Jan.
70
Feb.
72
50
May
4
50
May
4
50
100
9734 May
78
75
Sale
2
89
Sale
6
75
May
May
"
64
9734 May
89
May
75
May
6
"
74
Apr. 24
May 4
Feb.
83
Sale
Sale
May 14
6734 May
63
May 20
81
May
96
May
9334
Sale
9134 May 23
7324 May 28
9434 May
9334 May
55
Sale
84
?§*
Sale
53
5824 May
8
45
Jan.
70
Sale
7024 May
105
May
9734 May
93
6
May
9134 May
11
25
21
7
19
55
May
8424 Sale
May
6734 May
65
May
8424 May
9824 May
11
"
12
29
19
Mar. 20
Mar. 26
Mar. 13
7634 Mar. 25
Feb.
96
84
Power & Light 5s__1944
185,000
435,000
10,000
1,239,000
309,000
11,000
11,000
Sale
1940
24,000
147,000
8,000
344,000
"3~66o
92
1937
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
1st 7s with warrants
1954
Ward Baking Co 6s
1937
Warren Bros Co 6s
1941
Wash Water Power 5s...1960
Webster Mills 634*
1933
Western Newspaper UnionConv deb 6s
1944
West Penn Elec 5s
2030
West Penn Traction 5s.. 1960
West Texas Util 5s A
1957
58 series A new....... 1957
70,000
9934 Sale
102
Serial 634% notes...
1938
Serial 634% notes.....1939
381,000
179,000
1,826,000
401,000
365,000
23,000
140,000
107,000
Sale
May 22
9134 May 18
9134 May 18
90
May
U S Rubber
96,000
26,000
270,000
35,000
18,000
396.000
23,000
131,000
67,000
82
United Porto Rican Sugar
6,000
634% notes series A...1937
124,000 United Pub Serv 6s......1942
1938
39,000 U S Radiator 5s ser A
15,000 United Rys of Havana 7>4* '36
101,000
15,000
9734 Sale
1932
3,000 Valspar Corp 6s—
1940
1937
59,000 Valvoiine Oil 7s
8,377,000 Vanadium Corp (Amer) 5sl941
Van Camp Packing-^
6s
1948
43,000
Van Sweringen Corp—
6s with warrants
.1935
2,658,000
246,000 Virginia Elec Power 5s„.1955
639,000 Virginia Pub Ser 534s A..1946
6s
1946
198,000
5s series B_.
1950
234,000
8,000
953,000
8734 May 27
8734 May 27
...
7634 Mar. 23
64
May
6734 May
63
May
81
May
75
Mar. 20
78
Mar. 30
91
Mar. 30
94
Jan.
9824 May 19
77
Feb.
78
3
7434 Sale'
Sale
103
Sale
94
Sale
8824
Sale
'9634
Sale
9334 Sale
10434 Sale
9634 Sale
48
May
6
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
May
10434 May
9534 May
s9lk May
90
May
8
54
80
Sale
75
Sale
54
May 29 6724 May 11
10234 May
- 10334 May
~
75
May 29 95
May 12
10434 May
10534 May 11
101
May 11 10134 May
~
5624
10434
9634
9234
10424 Sale
10134 Sale
Sale
88
86
Sale
8834
Sale
"8734
Sale
45
87
Sale
95
87
8634 Sale
10434 Sale
10234 Sale
10234 Sale
10134
Sale
85
55
Sale
May 22
May
9
May
2
May 29
8724 May 4
Jan.
8
60
Feb.
9
85
Jan.
6
10234 Jan.
105
9234 Feb. 24 9734
8834 Jan. 15 93
90
Mar. 20
9134
May 25
May 21
May
7
May 19
Feb. 25
May 29 74
5
9924 Jan.
6 10334 May
May 29 10034 Mar. 21
10234 Jan. 14 10534 May 11
9634 Jan.
10134 Apr.
2
54
75
52
May
May 19
9734 May 20
90
May 19
8924 May
6
45
May 22
6824 Jan.
85
95
Feb.
93
May
86
Jan.
10224 May
10434 May 29
10234 May 29 10324 May 14
10234 May 29 10334 May 20
101
89
106
May 12 10634 May 19
10424 May 20 10534 May 28
83
May 16 86
May 28
25
9834 Mar. 25
10834 Mar.
9134 May
7324 May
'
8924 Mar.
8634 Jan.
101
10134
10034
10434
10134
83
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
16
5
9734 May 20
9134 Mar . 21
6
7 10434 May 29
10 10324
Mar. 26 10334
Jan. 19 100;
Mar. 4 10634
10534
Jan.
__
_
May 16
87
May 14
May 20
Jan.
19
May 19
May 28
Mar.
2
55
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
AOOREQATB SALES
In
May.
RANGE
JAN.
SINCE
1.
Price
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
2
1931.
Jan.
Jan. 1.
May 29.
May 1.
Lowest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Highest.
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
62,000
74,000
51,000
431,000
67,000
Agricul Mtge Bk Rep of Col20-year 7«
...Jan 15 1946
269,000
20-year 7s
Jan 15 1947
312,000
Baden
184,000
926,000
353,000
16,000
811,000
196,000
333,000
124,000
7^s.l947
1952
Cent Bk of German
15,000
429,000
261,000
36,000
12,000
Sale
Sale
82*
Sale
Cauca Valley (Dopt of) Rep of
Colombia ml • f 7s._ .1948
217,000
146,000
55,000
64,000
47,000
63
1951
(Genpany) 7s
Buenos Aires (Pro?)
7s
70
67
Sale
55
60* Sale"
78* Sale
85" Sale"
Sale
90* Sale
79* Sale
60
Sale
77
Sale
Sale
70
May 13
May 11
May
1
May
1
79* May
1
55
56
May 22
May 23
88* Jan.
78
Jan.
90
57* May 28
50
May 27
90* Mar. 23
May 28
60
1
38
May 28
75
76* May 15 78* May 26
s75* May
5 79* May
2
100* May 27 102* May 13
98
May
1 100* May 12
65
Jan.
38
73
85
93
May
5
78
Mar. 10
Mar. 31
97* Mar. 14
Apr. 24
State &
Prof Banks 6s.........1951
77* Sale
77* Sale
1952
6s..
Danish Cons Munlc
14
22
23
28
28
27
May
May
May
57* May
50
May
56
78
5*a_1955
99* Sale
1953
5a
Danzig P 8c Wat'way Bd
external s f
1952
174,000
1,139,000 German Cons Munlc 7s..1947
6s
1947
1.336,000
122,000 Hanover (City) Ger 7s... 1939
1949
209,000 Hanover (Prov) 6*s
Sale
67* Sale
77
101* Sale
98
Sale
100* Sale
87* Sale
77* Sale
87
Sale
81* Sale
73
81
Sale
Sale
71* Sale
71* May 20
79* May 28
69
May 28
79* May 22
71
May 28
75* May
4
87* May
2
78
May
5
87
May
1
80* May 13
67* Jan.
99* Jan.
96* Jan.
69*
76*
67*
79*
71
6
80* Mar.
7
9 80* Mar. 7
2 102* May 13
5 100* May 12
Jan.
7
Jan.
3
Jan.
2
May 22
May 28
80
90
Mar. 17
Mar.
9
82* Apr.
13
95* Mar. 14
84* Mar. 19
Indus Mtge Bk of Finland
104,000
1,000
29,000
66,000
42,000
25,000
27,000
328,000
26,000
19,000
2,000
46,000
111,000
1,000
137,000
21,000
50,000
1st mtge coll s f 7s
1944
275,000
55,000 Lima (City), Peru. 6*«__1958
..1958
149,000 Maranhao (State) 7s
150,000 Medellln (Colombia) 7s..1951
Mendoza (Proy) Argentina
358,000
7*«
1951
113,000 Mtge Bk of Bogota 7s....1947
New..
120,000
1931
887,000 Mtge Bank of Chile 6s.
203,000 Mtge Bank of Denmark 5sl972
1972
101,000 Netherlands 6s
.1952
24,000 Newfoundland 5s
560,000 Parana (Stateof), Braz7s.'58
1959
564,000 Rio de Janeiro 6*8
1919
71,000 Russian Govt 6 *b
'6*8 certificates.......1919
921,000
5*8
1921
279,000
5*s certificates.
...1921
212,000
92
Sale
90
22
40
71* Sale
57
Sale
60
67
Sale
Sale
35* Sale
.....
..
95*
98
Sale
Sale
96* Sale
88* Sale
....
s 35
35
Sale
Sale
18* Sale
24
Sale
65
May
May
May
May
20
21
21
21
35* May
54* May
52
May
87
May
99* May
103* May
99* May
18
May
22* May
2
May
1* May
2* May
2
May
94
May 20
22
May 21
49* May
2
72* May
1
59
60
61
98
100*
104*
100
35
n38
2
26/.
2*
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
1
12
11
19
13
4
1
4
5
6
26
11
90
Apr. 29
22
May '21
40
May 21
62* Jan.
7
35* May 29
54* May 27
52
May 28
87
May 29
98
Jan.
L03* Mar.
99* May
18
May
22* May
2
May
1* Jan.
2* May
1* Feb.
2
19
2
28
29
Mar. 10
49* Jan. 13
59* Mar. 20
79
Mar. 13
95
78
Mar. 21
Mar. 19
80
76* Mar. 7
99* Apr.
9
101* Mar. 17
105* Jan. 30
101* Mar. 9
MX Mar. 20
Mar. 19
68
5
3
Jan.
16
8
2
3
Feb.
3
Mar. 14
3
Feb.
13
10
19
Saar Basin Con Counties
16,000
7,000
114,000
13,000
90,000
10,000
101,000
260,000
146,000
*
48,000
No par value,
.1935
Saarbruecken (City) 7s..1935
Santa Fe (City) Argentina
Republic extl 7s.......1945
Santiago (Chile) 7s
1949
Santiago (City of) 7s
1961
n
Sold under the rule,
o
Sale
99* May 26 103
102* May
6 103
99* Sale
76
Sale
Sold for cash,
76
76
s Option
Sale
Sale
sales,
50
Sale
60
Sale
x
May 12
May 20
92
57* May 25
100
7s
60
50
77
May 15
May
1
76
May
67* May 25
50
May 29
50* May 28
May 29
50* May 28
Ex-dividends,
y
1
Jan.
6 103
May 12
99* Jan.
2 103
Feb. 27
85* Mar. 20
86
Mar. 23
86
Mar. 24
Ex-rights,
Name changed as above.
f
Jan. 16, National Baking, com., 100 at 5; Feb. 8, General Rayon deb. 6s, 1948, $3,000 at 55;
100 at 5-16; March 16, Iron Cap Copper, 100 at 1*; March 20, Nortuern States Power 7%
pref., 50 at 110*; March 23, Illinois Power & Light pref. 6%, 18 at 97,*; April 21, Prussian Electric 6s, 1954. $4,000 at 80*; May 5, Beneficial Ind.
Loan 6s, 1946, $5,000 at 100; May 6, National Steel Corp. 5s, 1956, $31,000 at 99*; May 13, Chicago District Electric gen. deb. 5*s, 1935, $2,000
at 103*; May 18, Shawinigan Water & Power 1st 4*s, series A, 1967, $5,000 at 98*; May 26, Cumberland County P. & L. 4*s, 1956, $1,000 at 100.
"Option" sales were made as follows in 1931:
Jan. 2. Associated Gas & Electric deb. 4*s, 1949, $3,000 at 63; Jan. 2, Associated Telephone Utilities
conv.deb. 5*s, 1944, $5,000 at 80; Jan. 2, Middle West Utilities 5% notes, 1935, $1,000 at 92; Jan. 2, Natiinal Public Service deb. 5s, 1978, $3,000 at 66;
Jan. 2, Southwestern Gas & Electric 1st mtge. 5s, 1957, $5,000 at 91; Jan. 2, Union Gulf Corp. 5s, 1950, $1,000 at 100*; Jan. 6, Union American In¬
vesting 58, 1948, with warrants, $1,000 at 79; Jan. 9, Southern California Edison, 7% pref. A, 200 at 29; Jan. 13, Stutz Motor Car 7*s, 1937, $1,000
at 58; Jan. 15, Virginia Public Service 6s, 1946, $2,000 at 88; Jan. 20, Interstate Power 1st 5s, 1957, $3,000 at 76*; Jan. 24, Washington Water Power
1st & ref. 5s, 1960, $1,000 at 102*; Jan. 28, Guardian Investors 5s, 1948, with warrants, $1,000 at 40*; Feb. 3, Indianapolis Power & Light 1st 5s,
1957, $2,000 at 99*; Feb. 5, American Solvents & Chemical 6*8, 1936, with warrants, $1,000 at 53; Feb. 10, Houston Gulf Gas 1st 6s, 1943, $3,000
at 91*; Feb. 17, McCord Radiator Mfg. 6s, 1943, with warrants, $1,000 at 58; Feb. 24, Mortgage Bank of Chile 6s, 1931, $2,000 at 100; Feb. 26, National
Trade Journal 6s, 1938, $2,000 at 15; March 10, Pacific Power & Light 5s, 1955, $10,000 at 90@98*; March 11, Virginia Public Service 6s, 1946, $5,000
at 94*; March 19, Union American Invest, deb. 5s, 1948, with warrants, $2,000 at 87; April 4, American Elec. Power Corp. 6s, 1957, $3,000 at 65;
April 4. General Public Service deb. 5s, 1953, $2,000 at 93*; April 14, Ohio Public Service 5s, series D, 1954, $1,000 at 103*; April 15, Northern Texas
Utilities 7s, 1935, $1,000 at 100*; April 22, Truscon Steel prer., 25 at 100; April 27. Public Service of Nor. 111. 5s, 1931, $1,000 at 99*; May 4, Asso¬
ciated Gas & Electric deb. 4*s, w. w., 1948, $1,000 at 69*; May 7, Southern California Gas 5s, 1957, $3,000 at 104*-105; May 7, Southwest Gas &
Electric 1st 5s, 1957, $1,000 at 103*; May 20, Hecla Mining, 100 at 4*; May 21, Cities Service deb. 5s, 1966, $1,000 at 59*; May 27,Tri-Utilities
Corp. 5s, 1979, $5,000 at 29*; May 28, Appalachian Gas 6s, 1945, $2,000 at 55; May 26, Merchants & Mfrs. Secur. com. A, 100 at 16*.
z
Formerly Aviation Corp. of America.
"Under the rule" sales were made as follows in 1931:
March 9, Consol. Automatic Merchandizing com. v. t. c.,
i
New York Produce Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON SECURITIES MARKET ON THE
Jan. 2 to
May 29
AQOBEOATE SALES.
May.
Jan. 1.
BONDS
1931.
$
1999
3,000 Assoc Gas & Elec 6s
6,000 Cities Serv Pow & Lt 5Xs 1949
5,000 Cuban Amer Sug 8s w i__1936
6,000 Phila Electric 1st M 5s.v1966
STOCKS
Shares.
100 Adams Millis warrants
1,000
89
5c
30c
10c
30c
10c
25c
5c
20c
5c
May 12
May
5
30c
5c
May 27
May
5
X
IX
15X
X
k May 22
k May 22
IX
*
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w w
...
15
—
B
600 Amer Cork Indus A
5
X
X
4k
X
5X
%
X
X
41k
4k May 15
X May 21
4k May 15
X May 12
13,400
15k
17
15X
50
16
30
35
42
50
2
.15
X
Sale
IX
lk May 25
2k May 29
1,200
2,100
1
*
400 Bird Aircraft Corp
*
8,900 British Can Shares Inc...
2,100 Brown's Lunch System
*
.50
1
May 14
May 15
2,390 Chase National Bank.....20
"l",306
*
4,500 Chemical Research Corp
1,300 Circle Bar Cattle & Pack A__*
300 Claremont Investing Corp..*
20c
90 Colonial Beacon Oil deb rts.
1,900 Color Pictures Inc
400 Columbia Baking
300 Col Baking 1st pref
Second preferred
100
"""IOO
100
35,000
2,600
700
50c
34
85c
Sale
51c
68c
900
100
9X
55 X
10k
69k
2.00 1.90
Ilk
55 X
25c
IX
IX
15c
85 X
Sale
83
m
69 k
2.25 1.50
X
100 Corp Secur Co (Chic) units..
13,800 Corporate Trust Shares
300 Cumulative Trust Shares....
49k
3X
3k
40c*
"iW
200
"7",600
B
C...
10,500
3,100 Durant Motors rights
46,400 Eagle Bird Mine capital
200 Eldorado Gold Mines Ltd
Sale
500 Exeter Oil Co A
May 27
1
General Leather
new
3,100 General Min Mill & Pow
85k
lk
4k
2X
IX
2
66
69
3X
Sale
5X
•
37c
May
5
lk May
7
2
May 28
lk May
2
68
May 26
3k
49 k May
1
3 k May 12
3
Mar. 13
2k May 29
28
24 k Feb.
May 15
k Apr.
89k Jan.
95k Feb.
1
May
28
10
15
15
44c. Mar. 25
2 k Feb. 10
89 k Jan. 10
X
7
2
4
1
.05
2k
k
k
"~X
101k 102
18k
"I'X Sale"
18k
5k
6k
16 X
3k
20
18
6
4k
2
"19k
5k
7k
1
May 22
5k May 11
40c
May
5
7
4k May
5
2
May 27
1 k May
68
May 26
56k May 23
3 k May 12
May 27
2 k Sale
15k
20
13k
16
5 k Sale
4k May 28
3 k May 15
4k
6k
4k 10
2 k Sale
lk "f*
2.90
Sale
76c
78c
.19
5X
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
19
2
27
26
14
Apr.
4
1.48 Feb. 24
13
Feb.
4
73
Mar. 9
2.50 Apr. 17
3 k Feb. 14
7
Feb.
6
1.90 May 22
lk Feb. 14
5 k May 22
2
Jan.
8
37c
May
5
lk May
7
2
May 28
lk May
2
14c
Apr. 29
2 k May 28
4 k May 27
5 k May 26
6
3
May 26
May 13
5 k May 14
4
*
2.85
May 18 3.25
May 28
40c
6
15c
35c
.10
3
6
3
*
3k
2k
2k
3k
3k
15c
May 12
3 k May 27
2 k May 27
20c
6
3
May 14
May
4
May 28
Mar. 12
13
1.50
10
3
14k
13
2.00 1.25
15k
55k
42
44
36
14k May 11
14k May 11
May 11
May 11 1.75
2.00 1.75
38
7k Mar. 26
4
Feb.
3
2 k May 27
.48 Jan. 28
25
Mar. 18
Apr.
6
Mar. 14
Mar. 27
3.25 May 28
1.02 Apr. 11
.20 Feb.
J*
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Apr. 30
Apr. 17
13 140 k Jan.
28" ■ Jan.
28k Jan. 17
15c
May 12
10
17
1
Mar. 12
7
Feb.
28
5k Apr. 11
12
3
.64 Feb.
Jan. 12
48
Mar.
2
15
14k May 11
lk May 11
14k May 11
2k Feb. 25
473
52
Mar. 28
Apr.
Jan.
13
Mar.
9
Feb. 24
1.50 Mar. 16
3
8
Jan.
_4k May 27
15
14
Jan.
2 k May 28
18k Mar. 18
14 k Apr .
6
Jan.
1
May 27
May 26
May 14
6
46k Jan.
11
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
May
May
4k
21k
29k
6k
4k
2
1
7
X Mar. 13
k May
5c
Feb.
9-32 Apr.
4k Apr. 30
Apr. 17
10
10
lk Mar.
5
Apr.
lk Mar.
May
101
6
May 27
Apr. 29
1
Feb. 16
3 k May 15
Apr.
50c.
130
""x
1
Jan.
56k May 22
3 k May 12
May
1
50c
15c
4
7
2
14c.
Apr.
6
30c
Mar. 18
May
5
lk Mar. 30
Feb. 10
50
Feb. 10
5 k Feb. 24
Feb.
2
3
40c
102
68
May
47k Jan.
2k Feb.
49 k May
3 k May
.20 Feb.
5
60c
3k
6
7
4
3
4 k May 25
6
May 26
62c
30c
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
.21
3X
3.20
60c
2
57
May 27
"4k May'28
X?* ll'A
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95k Feb. 16
50c
May
o
6
3
20
4k Mar. 24
40 k Feb.
6
2
Jan. 23
99c
k
k
X 30c May 19 69c
Sale
May 21
k
k May 27
k 13-32
102
103 k 102
May
8 103 k
5 k May 14
5k
4k
Mar.
1
13
10
36
k
48c
.50
5-16
17k
Mar. 20
1 k Apr.
34
Jan.
10
Feb. 27
17k Mar.
39
13
1
2
.X
1
1
1,400 Group No. Two Oil
10 Guaranty Trust of N Y
100
100 Guard Detroit Unit Group_20
No par value.
8
9
11
11
29
31
27
1
1
100 Golden Cycle Corp Cap
100
lk May 25
...
600 Glen Falls Insurance
100 Globe Insurance Co
100
3
Mar. 13
May
6
May 14
3
May 22 1.90
5 k May 22
35c
IX
1
14,100 Flag Oil of Del capital
8.400 Fuel Oil Motors Corp
,4700
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Mar.
20
120 Fidelity & Deposit (Md)___50
100 Fireman's Insur of Newark. 10
400
3k
3k
5k
k
15
Feb.
1.00
20
3
14k
5X
100 Elec Bond & Share frac scrip
200 Excess Ins Co of America-_-5
1,500
1,100
Jan. 13
lk Feb.
6
k May 22
52
Jan.
•"2k
3
X
Detroit & Canada Tunnel..*
100 Diversified Trust Shares A..
"2I166
27
11
11
15
21
6
Jan.
2Vs
2
*
*
2X
H
*
5
500 Consolidated Ind & Ins Co
400 Contin Bank & Tr of N Y..10
700 Continental Casualty
10
88,600
6
13
lie
lk
IX
5k
300 Detachable Bit of Amer....*
15,500
Feb. 27
1
5.50
*30
6H
1
3,600 Commercial Credit cond warr
1
122,000 Como Mines
50,300 Cons Gas (N Y) rights w i
55 pref when issued
*
7,800
200
22
14
Jan.
1
May 22
310 Chemical Bank & Tr Co...10
""'966
May
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
May
May
Feb.
Apr.
.15
13
May
6
34 k May 23
Sale
1.50
5
10
100
12
k
9k
3k
3k
4k
k
50c.
69 k
3
3X
37X
<38 tS
IX Sale*
*
500 Butte Madison Mines....
30c
Sale
13c
2X
.40
5,500 Big Missouri Mining
100
6
May 12
May
5
17k Mar.
36
33
30
Bank of U S units
800 Basic Industry Shares
500 B G Sandwich Shops Inc
15c
1
25c
4
1,000 Banca Comm'Ie Italia..500 lir
"4",500
5c
50
5
300 Bandini Petroleum
.20
IX
13c
X " IX
......1
100 Baltimore Amer Insur
"""300
Feb.
20c
39
85
80
1,700 Assoc Natural Gas
11,000 Atlas Util $3 pref A
*
1,700 Aviation Corp sub warr 1934.
1,375
5
21
Andes Petroleum
__$5
Appalachian Gas—
Allot certificates units
100
25 Arkansas Pow & Lt 6% pref_*
300 Assoc Dye & Print v t c
200 Assoc Gas & Elec $4 pfd new *
"loo
Mar.
82 k Mar. 17
Mar.
2
89
21
72,900
80,700 Bagdad Copper...
47
--
100 American Insur (Newark)
5
100 American Investors $3 pfd._*
1
3,200 American Sealcone
300 Amer Util & Gen pfd ex-warr*
Preferred with warr
200
700
2
47 k Jan.
1 k Feb.
10
warr
100 Amer Glanzstoff A
""loo
Sale Prices.
Apr. 23 109 k Apr. 23
1
.07 Sale
6,500 American Corp warrants
""ioo
1.
Highest.
Mar.
109
*
200
"71666
JAN.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
82k Mar. 17
26c
800 Amer & Continental
200 Amer Bemberg com
3,200
Highest.
Sale Prices.
46 k Mar. 10
1
100 Amalgamated Laundries
200
Lowest.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
35
30
5
-
100 All Amer General
Bid.
8
490 Aetna Insurance
200
SINCE
Par.
30,500 Admiralty Alaska Gold
10,500 Aeromarine Klemm
100
RANGE
Sale Prices.
May 29.
May 1.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
18.566
$445,000
'
Price about
Since
Shares.
May 29
Jan. 2 to
Jan. 2
In
*
$611,000
2,214,000
-
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK PRODUCE
EXCHANGE
1930.
1931.
May
950,554
7,756,883
486,077
2,623,495
Shares
Bond Sales.
1930.
1931.
Stock Sales.
May
Mar.
Jan.
51k Jan.
13 473
13 54
Jan.
13
Jan.
14
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES
I
In
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK PRODUCE
+~
May.
STOCKS
Jan. 1.
4,600
5,900
600
Par.
Hamilton Gas..
♦
Helena Rubenstein pref..
600 Home Fire Security
200 Home Insurance..
1,800
1,000
*
10
....10
2,600 Homestead Oil & Gas
3,000 Howey Gold Mines Ltd
500 Hutto Engineering Inc
1
.*
200 Independence Indemnity.. 10
100 Independent Brew Pittsb..50
216,000
Internat'l Rustless Iron
20
*
500 Invest Trust Associates....*
500 Iron rite Ironer
*
.
""166
5,000 Irving Trust Co..
4,000
4,200
..10
5,500 Jencks Mfg Co
28,800 Jenkins Television
13,700 Keystone Cons Mines Ltd..l
200 Keystone Copper Mining...!
90,700 Kildun Mining
......*
4,200 Kinner Air & Motor.....
*
14,400 Lautaro Nitrate...
_...—*
500 Lesslngs Inc
......5
200
20,200
300
2,500
100
....
100
5 3*
31 5*
13 5*
6 3*
9
32
400
200
1,100
25c
3*
.50
1
.27
109,000
503,500
1,900
1,300
300
13
18
24
4,
Sale
1
"""366
Sale
93*
123*
k Sal
300
Macfadden Publications....*
1X
a\*
53* Sale
80
78
27** Sale
...20
Manufacturers Trust Co—25
Manhattan Co
""760
•13,000
300
100 Nitrate Co Chile
1,900
19,300
8,300
1,500
4,200
w
North Amer Trust Shares..
'"306
500
'"166
600
17,300
22,200
1,000
60,600
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6X
100
15*
23*
1** Sale
10
17**
6
6
8
65*
3*
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1
Sale
53*
29c
Sale
20
54
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13*
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74
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
26
29
8
May
193* May
503* May
683* May
28
15
21
20
1.18
53*
13*
15*
10
24c
2
2
'32 3* "May 12
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May 29
May 21
28
21
14
14
23
1.74 May 29
1.18 May 26
93* May
May
May
10
May
53* May
45* May
15* May
2 5*
2 3*
7
1
6
21
14
14
23
A*
**
....
63*
3-16
Sherritt-Gordon Mines Ltd.l
Siscoe Gold Mines Ltd—...1
*
$2.50
—*
240 Springfield Fire & Mar tns.25
May 1
193* May 14
503* May 21
74
May 18
May
8
2
May
8
5,600 Super Corp of Amer A.....—
B
1,200
100 Swallow Airplane....
*
1,500 Swedish Ball Bearing. .100 kr
14,400 Sylvanite Gold Mines Ltd..
2,200 Sylvestre Util A....
*
47,300 Tom Reed Gold Mining
1
*
35,300 Trent Process
200
21,400
21,400
100 Trinidad Electric Co
1 pd
2,300 Trustee Standard Oil She A..
""360
400
1,700
240
2,140
35c
25c
5*
May 27
83* May 20
26c
3* May 22
100 Twentieth Century Tr Shs__
Twin
City Transit Scrip
May 28
73* May 25
65l May 4
63*
3*
55* May 22
53* May 5
3-16 May 22
7 3*
65*
6 3*
75*
3*
May 25
May 7
May 9
May 12
May 11
45*
1.15
235*
45*
1.35
45* May 27
1.25 May 26
55* May 11
1.85 May
1
83c
63*
10c
X
29 c
Sale
4**
Sale
4**
....
10c
80c
90c
53* Sale
200
100
'■
500 Ventures Limited..........*
800 Vlpond Consol Mines.......1
,
4
May 12
May 26
87c
May 8
53* May 29
2,000
10c
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73*
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163*
343*
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May 27
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May 16
993* May 26
2
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163* May
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21
3
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May 15
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7
19
Jan. 14
Feb. 18
75* Feb. 25
73* Mar. 16
1
Mar. 17
483* Mar.
2
1.15 Apr.
4
23* Feb. 18
1.50 Apr.
9
5* Jan. 26
3 Feb. 20
63* Feb. 21
73* Jan. 12
63* Feb. 21
52
1
Feb. 18
Mar. 12
353* Feb. 10
293* May 19
55* Mar. 11
3
Apr. 28
5* Feb. 24
75c
Feb .16
353* Feb. 10
335* Mar. 19
85* Mar. 25
45* Jan.
8
3* Feb. 25
.82 Mar. 17
1
Apr. 28
23* Feb. 26
Apr.
4
113* Mar. 3
73* Jan.
7
26c
Feb. 14
4
73*
18c"
Jan.
1
Apr. 28
23* Feb. 26
Apr.
4
293* May 19
6
May 28
35* May 26
90c
lOc"
*
.82 Mar. 17
293* May 19
6
May 28
33* May 15
45c
80c
453* Apr. 27
86c
Apr. 28
1
Apr. 29
1
May 20
3* Apr. 27
6
Feb.
7c
85c
7
14
5* May
105* Feb.
10c
May 16
i5c
May
6
Feb.
10
7
3
2
Apr
11
13c"
May 28
*
8
8
I
.50
1.00
26c
235*
May
May
67c
63*
'
5* Sale
.30
.80
Mar.
»
8
8
May
May
385*
63c
40c
2
83* May 20
95* Mar. 20
Jan. 24
Feb.
7
55
53* Jan.
12
58
Feb. 20
1
Apr.
7
63* Mar. 10
20
Jan.
May
May
May
May
Apr.
Jan.
May
May
Mar.
Jan.
o3* Apr. 15
3
110
Jan.
65*
65*
55*
53*
Apr. 15
Apr.
4
Apr.
6
May 18
IK Apr. 13
Mar.
48c
5
13* Sale
55*
53*
17
13
_
6
23* Apr.
20
15
29
28
3
1
63*
63*
.45
55* Feb. 26
83* Jan.
12*
46
43* Mar. 23
123* Jan. 26
63* Feb. 26
Feb.
10
10
3J
"9" "16"
26
7
30
26
18
24
May
Apr.
15* Jan.
33* Apr.
803* Jan.
Jan.
May 25
13
13
55* Mar. 31
13* Feb.
53*' Feb.
1.36 Apr.
1.18 May
95* Mar.
43* Feb.
56c
20
Apr., 10
14*1
6
30
32
*
3,900 Williams Alloy Products....*
200 Wing Aeronautical Corp
10
65,000 Zenda Gold Mining........!
•N c par value.
Mar.
105* May 29
25c
100 Warner Aircraft Corp......*
100 Western Pub Serv vtc
40
63* Apr.
23* Jan.
1
Apr.
55* Feb.
1.14 Apr.
1.18 May
53* May
13* Apr.
15* May
10
May
53* May
45* May
15* Apr.
.26 Mar. 10
20c
44c
45
B
2,500
1,600 Utilities Hydro & Ralls w w.*
Warrants
1,300
100 Venezuelan Holding Corp.
i
323* May 12
1
80c
2
Mar.
5
Feb. 21
3*
45*
193* Feb.
13
3
3*
29c
13
3
55* Jan.
33* Jan.
1.20 Feb. 20
18
Feb. 14
14
5* May 14
*
100 Unit Air & Trans pfd x-war 50
800 U S Elec Lt & Pow tr ctf A..*
200
29
May 27
913* Jan.
63*
53*
3*
65* Sale
B
100 Union Financial A
Jan.
23* Mar. 13
83* May 20
100 Stand Oil Trust Shares A..
300
Jan.
10
1
2
....
1
45*
Shortwave & Television.... 1
II,000 Splltdorf Electric
2,600
May 29
173* Feb. 14
2 Apr.
.*
Shepard Stores Inc
41c
46c
73**
63*
63*
65*
Sale
3*
33*
235*
3
Feb.
1.25 Mar. 21.
27
3
6
3*
72
Sale
10c
Seaboard Util Shares warr—
1,600 Southern Surety Co
1.31
53*
4 5*
15*
1**
85
35c
Apr. 21
12
83*
Sale
10
300 Solid Carbonic Co Ltd
2,100
75* May 1
35* May 28
11
**.
4
25* Mar. 21
53
400 Shamrock Oil & Gas.......*
2,800
7,500
349,600
1,500
May 14
1..
700 Seaboard Surety Co
""500
103*
323* May 12
6
1.73 Sale
1.20
1.35
6
Sale
50
45*
6
Mar.
14
20
1
1,500 Seaboard Continental—...*
1,900 Seaboard Fire & Mar Ins.. 10
200
May 27
6
42
835*
800 Saranac River Power.......*
300
May
2
38
♦
200 Royalties Management A...*
w
80c
33*
44
23*
8
363* Jan. 24
1.55 May
4
Jan.
2
~
7,200 St Joseph Lead rights
32c
'
Apr. 10
May 23
18
105* Sale
3**
4
41
13*
A
May 29
4
3*
M
Park City Consol Mines.. 10c
500
41c
10
32
25c
—...*
2,000 Radio Securities A.........5
12,700 Railways Corp..
.*
1,500 Reliance Internat'l $3 pref.
1,100 Rhodesian Selec Tr Ltd..5 sh
500 Rio Grande Valley Gas.....*
300 Roovers Bros Inc 7% pref—5
400 Roxy Theatres Corp........*
2,100
1
53* Feb. 27
183* Feb. 25
2
71
5
500 Pub Serv N J pref ex div w 1.*
600
25* Ja6.
93* Apr. 29
55* Apr. 28
333* Apr.
3
2
500 Premier Shares Inc
500 Public Fire Insurance..
"566
1.55 May
4
.32 May 23
19
12
68
2.25
Patricia Birch Lake Min
1.25 May 29
.32 May 23
16
15
83**
10
12
55*
1,000 Phoenix Oil
........25c
7,500 Photocolor Corp
-*
8,000 Powell Mining Prop
....1
100
13
18
22
53
35*
$2.50
Petroleum Conversion......5
100 Petroleum Derivitives__....*
3,000
6,000
Sale
2**
80**
6
*
200 Ohio Kentucky Gas.......
100 Ohio Valley Gas
8,500
6,000
.29
25*
4
1.10 pesos
North Amer Finance A
North Butte Mining
100 Nor & Sou Amer B
1,000
63,500
25,900
Sale
Mt Diablo Oil Min & Dev...l
2,900 National Liberty Insur.....5
400 National Pepsi-Cola
--*
I,300 Nation Wide Securities B
22,700 N Y City Airport
-—5
1,600 N Y Rio & Buenos Aires warr
4
May
7
123* May 28
13*
5**
5
2
Sale
550 National City Bank
20
300 National Fire Insurance—10
""160
7
1
May
103* May
.
National Aviation E warr—
100 National Casualty Co
10
,
43c
68
2,800
,
12
10
183*
49**
17
51
1,000
Sale
Sale
25*
25*
46c
1
Macassa Mines Ltd
Highest.
Sale Prices.
255*
1
Drilling
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
1
1
1 3*
600 Maxweld Corp..
900 Metal Textile Corp
.._._.*
100 Merch & Mfrs Fire Insur
5
"Y.666
.27
1
Highest.
Sale Prices.
4
123*
63*
1.25 Sale
28
75* Sale
43* Sale
43*
43*
....*
2,300 Majestic Household Util
*
100
33
31
"7** Sale"
13 X
730
1,300
53*
245*
■~ix "3"
4
2
48
,
Sale
20
18
70c
15
15
23*
33*
43*
2
3
5
10**
9
900 Magnavox Co Ltd
100
1.
Lowest.
53* Jan. 12
33* Jan.
3
10
$6 Preferred
—-*
100 MacMarr Stores 7% pfww 100
100 Magazine Repeat Razor B..*
100
JAN.
Sale Prices.
1.30
2.00
17 3*
6
35
.24
X
3^
•is Sale
1
1.05
35c
Ask.
3
1.00
C
Lincoln
5
3
10** Sale
55*
65*
22
2*2 30 5*
600 Leaders of Industry B
100
May 29.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
5
....*
800 Kane Stores of N E "A".....*
500 Kelvinator of Canada.
*
8,000
Ask.
Sale
3
12
1
300 Internat'l Trust Co
600 Interstate Natural Gas
""300
Bid.
1
1,400 Imperial Eagle Mining...—1
28,300
May 1.
1931.
Shares.
-
RANGE XINCE
Price about
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
Since
Shares.
400
57
Jan.
13
10c
May 16
75c
11
Feb.
16
Chicago Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
May
:
Shares
-
1930.
7,604,600
36,991,500
Jan. 1 to May 30—
AGGREGATE
-
CHICAGO
Since
Jan. A.
$
s
8,000
46,000
3,000
21,000
42,000
"Y.666
6,000
BONDS
6,000
"1*666
5*74",000
"2",000
20,000
"
i",666
2,000
"2*666
"3,666
"20*666
1945
Al'ied Owners 6s
Appalachian Gas Corp 6s 1945
1945
6s B
Central West Pub Serv 6s '36
1938
1927
Cherry Burrell 6s
Chicago City Ry 5s
Certificates of deposlt>1927
1,000
52,000
1,000
3,000
1,000
21,000
12,000
6,000
5,000
4,000
5,000
5,000
1,000
1,000
8,000
2,522,600
2,000
2,000
151,000
2,000
16,000
13,000
3,000
109,000
1,000
61,000
3,000
3,000
1,000
32,000
2,000
5s series A
75
54
95
Ask.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
6334 May
4
80
64
62
64
95
5834
5834
2634
6234
"61""
61
61
2934
61
Sale
61
6334
31
18
22
34
23
5s—1927
Chicago Stadium 6s
.1943
C.1956
1957
...1960
58 series A
—1953
65
33
May
6
6134 May
61
May
4
5
6234 May 19
May 13
64
32
May 16
6634 May 16
65
May 14
22
105
106
9634
98
27
1st mtge
99M
1954
100
1943
1948
Cudahy Packing 5s
.1946
Dominion Gas & El 6 lis.1945
El Paso Nat Gas 6!is_._.1943
112
Holland Furnace 68—1936
100
9634
101
9834
10134
Sale
Jan.
9
24
Mar. 19
Mar. 30
May 12
May 12
10834 May 14 10834 May 22
103
10734 May"
10834 May
*8
10734 May
8 10834 May
8
8
9734, 9834
10234
May 2Q
96
May 20
98
101
1938
25
.1940
81
Sale
84
42
101
90
101
100
May
5 101
May
5
35
...1949
100
10334 10434
8334 Sale
79 34
66
Sale
7834 May 27
10034 100
100
78
89
101
25
76
68
72
25
69
75
68
71
68
7134
Nat Hotel of Cuba allot ctl '59
60
90
Sale
50
.1978
68
55
69
Amer, Gas & Elec 6s..1944
75
May
May
49
8
7 101
May
May
9
8
1
70
.........1938
74
70
Metro W S Elev
Extension 4s
1st 4s...1938
Nat Pub Service 5s
No
9934
****** mm.
55
10534 Jan.
10034 Jan.
10034 Feb.
10434
1053s
10834
9834
102J4
96
70
May 26
70
May 26
50
May
5
55
May
75
1943
71
70
75
9434
9634 Sale
2,000
36,000 Pub Serv 1st ref gold 5s—1956
1st 8c ref mtge 5148
24,000
.1962
5s C
..1966
6,000
May 12
77
38
102
106
10234
•
95
98
75
4,000 United Public Serv 6s A..1942
634% gold debentures. 1933
10,000
1947
6,000 United Pub Util 534s
1955
1,000 Wash Gas & Elec 5s
-11-
9634 May
I
9734
May" "7
104
10434 10334 10434 10434 May 18 10434 May 18
94
50
96
78
7634
7534
77
75
83
9434 May 14
7934 May 28
9434 May 14
8234 May 22
75
80
94
94
Jan.
May
Apr.
9634 Apr.
10734 Mar.
6
29
17
30
13
Feb.
Feb.
9434 May
7134 Jan.
Mar.
7834
Feb.
88
May
Jan.
Mar.
79
100
99
7034
69
65-1™
55
60
59
8234
80
35
35
19
Sale
Sale
73
8334
77
Jan.
Jan.
74
Mar. 14
72
7534
69
72
6734
7334
83
78
8034
8234
6634 May 28
65
May
4
75
May
7
80
May
6
15
17
8234 May 16
6034 Feb. 11
65
63
75
80
May
May
May
4
7
6
Feb.
60
Feb. 20
7634 Mar. 25
7334 Apr.
6
81
Mar. 2
75
Jan. 20
67
May 29
94
Apr. 17
9734 May 7
.08
Mar. 13
4034 Feb. 20
Apr. 21
.1034 Apr.
2
0434 May 18
9234 Jan. 12
76
Feb. 16
63
Mar. 20
6634 Jan. 27
94 M May 14
8234 May 22
76
Mar. 6
4034 Feb.
4
8834 May 19
0334 Jan. 13
79
Mar. 16
Jan.
103
10234 10334 104
7834
8834 May 19
11
.05
10234 Jan.
9234 Jan.
40
8834 May 19
Feb.
5
7234 Jan. 20
49
May
8
101
Mar. 30
6134 Feb. 17
77
Mar. 21
75
Mar. 13
Apr. 27
76
60
103
May
May
5
Apr. 29
Apr.
6
63
9334 100
102
Apr. 14
May 20
Apr.
76
37
53
85
100
101
85
Mar. 27
10534 Jan.
65
Mar. 20
29
.
4034 Feb.
10234 Jan.
10534 10634
Mar. 19
10034 Jan. 30
10034 Feb.
3
102
Apr. 20
10634 Apr. 18
10734 May
8
11334 Apr. 16
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
May
Mar.
Apr.
May
May
9534 Jan.
5434 Mar.
70
Apr.
70
May
May 16
67*"~May*29
45
103 3i
108
Sale
95
61
75
20,000 Standard Tel Co 534s A..1943
1945
15,000 Texas Gas Util 6e
1932
6,000 Toledo Lt & Pow 5s
3,000 Union Elevated RR 5s... 1945
41,000 United Amer Util 6 .....1940
9634
"67*" May" 29
104"" 106"
19,000 Southwest Nat Gas 6s...1945
1,000 Spruce Falls 1st 514s
.1935
10 year conv 6s.
15,000
1938
3,000 Stand Textile Prod 634s..1942
1,000 Straus Safe Dep Co 534s_1943
.1944
27,000 Swift & Co 1st » f g 5s.
1,000 208 So La Salle St Bldg 534s'58
Sale
Mar. 20
19
10834 May 22
49
1
96
Penna Pow & L,t 414s....1981
Peoples Gas Lt & Coke 5s 1947
67
32
3734 Mar. 25
10434 Feb.
5
3634 Feb. 26
76
6 lis
1943
Old Dominion Pow 5s A..1951
7
14
23
21
14
17
23
May
10434 Feb.
35
Apr.
7834 May
7034
1941
Northern Util Co 6s A
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 25
80
Northwestern Elev 5s
95
72
7234
3934
7434
7334
5234
3
2
Mar.
105
101
70
49
Sale
8434 May
73
50
22
102
10334
10734
10734 10734
11434
11334
*93* *
1956
Chic 6s. 1950
Kresge (S S) 8c Co 5s
1945
La Salle Wacker Bldg 6s..1954
95
Apr.
7
May
6
5934 May
8
30
May 14
6134 May 4
60
Apr. 28
3934 Jan.
2
60
1434 Jan.
22
96
111 Bell Tel 1st 5s A.
without warrant
Feb.
36
17
105
9734
102
Inland Gas 6lis
Insult Util Inr 6s
5
Mar. 27
90
2
15
104
Jewelers Bldg of
Feb.
80
Feb.
25
15
105
10234
10134
1st mtge 6s
75
Mar. 27
1
10
20
108
10534
434s series E
Commonw Sub Corp 5lis
Jan.
39
Purchase money g
1st mtge 4 lis. series
64
29
27
60
59 >4 May
8
30
May 14
May
,10
10
1943
6334
6334
6334
3034
65
2
7834 Jan.
2
8834 Feb. 10
Jan.
90
'63'" May""I
63
61
99
62 3*
1927
5a series B
1.
78
Adjustment income 4s
4lis D
SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices.
May 29.
Ask. Bid.
"63"" Sale"
*76*" "§5"*
1927
58 series B
.
14,000
3,000
5,000
2,000
Bid.
Sale
1927
1st mtge 5s ctf of dep—1927
Commonw Edison 5s
$3,008,000
18,162,000
80
78
74
52
Chicago Railways 5s_
2,000 Pub Ser Sub Corp 514s A 1949
1937
4,000 South United Gas 6s
1938
6,000 South United Ice 614 s
1,000
19,000
Ask.
Chic City & Con Rys 5a.-1927
Pettibone-Mulliken 10-year
6s
1938
1,000
RANGE
British Columbia Tel 5s„1943
.
1,000
May 1,
1931.
Bid.
5,000
113,200
50,000
1,000
1,000
3,000
75,ooo
150,000
27,000
329,000
193,500
46,000
85,000
5,200
9,000
5,000
7" 666
Jan. 1 to May 30-,-------........
$824,000
4,654,000
Price
Jan. 2
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
—
-
PRICES IN MAY.
SALES.
May.
May
1930.
1931.
Bond Sales.
1931.
2,338,000
17,311,200
Stock Sales.
2
75
May
7
7934 Feb. 26
89
Apr. 23
7634 Feb.
3
9934 Jan. 17
74
Mar. 14
85
Mar. 19
65
May
4
8434 Apr. 24
80
May J 6
89
Apr. 23
STOCKS
Shares.
850
2,150
1,360
""*450
"""905
5,450
140
330
10
Par.
Shares.
4,900
11,740
2,925
6,550
7,220
15,845
46,750
60,200
1,050
8,480
Abbott Laboratories
900
(J D) Mfg com
*
Adams Royalty Co com,
♦
Ainswolth Mfg Corp corn.. 10
All-Amer Mohawk
100
11,450
•
Corp A—_5
Allied Motor Ind Inc com
*
Allied Products Corp cl A'—♦
134
5
Sale
2
8
1
134
134 Sale
2634 Sale
Class B common
*
2034
27
$7 class A preferred
*
35
13
*
108
434 Sale
82
9234 Sale
.J
*
Ex-dividend*
8*
20
American St Pub Serv cl A..*
334
434
1
2
3634 May 27
2634 May 26
18
May 12
35
3834 -May
2834 May
25
May
1
4
10
4
334
7
33
t c B
Sale
4
12
com
19
10
80
v
3734 Sale
2634 27
8
33
44,620 Amer-Yvette Co Inc com..—*
1
434
20
28
10
1134
150 Amer Util & Gen
x
40
2
9
70
preferred $634 A—
13,090 American Equities Co com..*
4,810 American Pub Serv pref—100
9,900 Amer Radio & Tel St Corp.."
No par value.
38
2834 Sale
2034 23
*
Amer Comm Power A
1st
1,530
1934
*
Altorfer Bros Co conv pref—*
120
20 American Service
T"2O6
*
25
Adams
200
10
t.;-160
700
com
Acme Steel Co
14
Sale
2934
1134
32
14
70
16*
.....
9134
34
—
3
72
25
9234
%
6
20
334
334 Sale
...
1
27
27
13
11
7
May
May
May
31
May
1334 May
6234 May
17
134 May
2734 May
34
May
14
May
6234 May
85
3
91 34
A*
Sale
34 Sale
—
7
.
...
234
2
21
4
3
13
334 May 19
9134 May
9
34 May 11
92
1134 May 14
234 May 13
234 May 27
1134 May 14
234 May 13
4
May
8
434 May 12
May 18
34 May 2
Feb.
7
May 26
1
May 26
32
85
Sale
2
3
7
1
Sale
18
Jan.
2634 May 26
18
May 12
Jan.
1
May 27
17
28
13
6234
2534
8734
334
Feb.
Jan.
3
19
5
Apr. 29
MTay 7
Mar.
Mar.
May
91
Jan.
34 May
11
19
19
29
11
9
6
Mar.
7
Apr. 25
234 May 13
1
Jan.
6
3934
4134
2534
434
1334
1
Mar. 27
Feb. 24
Mar. 6
Feb. 10
Mar. 19
Jan.
3
334 Jan.
3
Apr. 14
36
Feb. 20
31
1634 Jan.
16
7534 Feb. 10
Mar. 21
8734 Mar. 19
734 Feb. 26
94
Feb. 16
134 Feb. 24
634 Mar. 13
2034 Apr.
9
334 Mar. 9
534 Apr. 13
28
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES
In
May.
Shares.
PRICES IN MAY.
CHICAGO
Shares.
STOCKS
57
87
67
Sale
6,035
20
20
Class A
*
7% preferred...........100
92,725 Assoc Tel
17.650
Util Co
♦
com
150
"""470
1.855 Automatic Washer Co
260
"3",100
310
910 Baxter Laundries Inc A.....*
52",900
3,350 Beatrice Creamery com....50
634,050 Bendix Aviation Corp com..*
3,590 Binks Mfg Co d A cv pref..*
530 Blums Inc
190
800
50
50
650
800
100
Class B
'""555
...
7,330,Canal Const Con conv pref..*
12,450 Castle & Co (A M)
10
20,960 CeCo Mfg Co Inc com
*
400 Cent Cold Storage Co com.20
220
650
1,000
70
110
4,970(Cent
9,350
75,050jCent
Pub Serv (Del)
*
870 Cent States P&L Corp pref.*
210 Central States Util $7 pref..*
90
77,630 Central S W Util com new..*
3,710
Prior lien pref erred... __.*
4.780
Preferred..
....__.*
850 Chain Belt Co com
*
6,900
900
950
100
.......
100 Chain Store Prod
Corp pref.*
60 Channon (H) Co 1st pref_.10O
100
""15
620 Cherry Burrell Corp com...*
""50
26,130 Chic City A Con Ry pt sh
*
2,900
Participation preferred...*
910
Certificates of deposit
*
10
70
,
Preferred
100
69
96
96
80
Part
ser
certlfs series 2
Chicago Towel Co
Cities Service Co
884
Club Aluminum Uten Co
*
Rights
500
2,900
600
10
20
2,966
442,060 Cont Chic Corp common—..*
75,008
Preferred..
—*
50 Continental Steel pref
100
330
Common v t c
—.*
1,774.110 Cord Corporation
—5
16,550 Corp Sec of Chic allot ctf
*
341.400
Common
*
17,255 Crane Co com. ............25
5,010
Preferred..
100
'
400
20 Cudahy Packing com
55
870 Curtis Lighting Inc com
580 Curtis Mfg Co com
""155
1,150
2,150
100
I
200
4.500
300
350
650
250
1.690
'
Dexter Co (The) com....
5
590 De Mets Inc pref w w
*
3,650 Duquesne Gas Corp com....*
710 Eddy Paper Corp (The).....*
99,060 El Household Util Corp
10
14*4 May 27
92
May 21
98
15
May
May
150
260
950
4.900
150
560
91
5
20
-----
20*4 Sale
95*4
97*4
3
5*4
14
Sale
14
2
4
1
14
Sale
6
18
5
15
20*4
14
10
1
,
1*4 Sale
5
8
Sale
54
6
294
22*4
1*4
82
82H
17
.
944
90
96
324
1.760
*4
14 *4
44
Sale
5*4
18
21
85
18*4 Sale
Sale
3
18
15
92*4 Sale
20*4 Sale
77*4 80
22
12*4 Sale
65
55
94*4
95
15*4 Sale
97*4 Sale
92*4 Sale
32
37
31
102
37
14*4
24
4 Sale
44
"4
5
54
Sale
18
80
100
4j|
4
M
10
May 29
11*4 Jan.
2
1
Feb.
13
*4
13*4
4*4
13*4
20*4
Jan.
Apr.
29
Mar. 20
Sale
Sale
30*4
31*4
4
Sale
5l*
60
1*4 May 26
5
May
5
4*4 May 26
7
8
May
1
21*4 May 29
1*4 May
7
23
Jan.
93
91
Jan.
91*4 May
May
77*4 May
11
May
12
May
55*4 May
20
29
1
1
1
1
•
9*4 May 18
May 16
2*4 May 12
May
1
22*4 May 11
83*4 May 13
13*4 May 19
15*4 May
1
64*4 May 11
2
87
Sale
3*4
15*4
97*4
92*4
31*4
14*4
May 27 18*4
May 29 101
May 29 94*4
May 7 31*4
May;i6 14*4
May
1
May
2
May
7
May
7
May 16
18
May 29
May 11
*4 May
22
5
*4 May
2*4
28*4
5§H
5
4
10
3
1
Sale
Sale
20
6
6
2204 Sale
233*4
Sale
230*4
3
May 12
May
7
May 29
aVA
Sale
5
81*4
10*4
2*4
12*4 May 27
2*4 May
1
31*4 May
8
May
May
May
9*4
1
May
83
May
Sale
9*4 May
Sale
2
May
5*4 May
ay*
Sale
230
May
25 58
4
25
5
26
1
5
9 83
21 15*4
28
2*4
7
5*4
2 234*4
Sale
ll"
7*
25*
it*
10
28
Sale
40
45
40
93*4
11
19
6*4
24*4
3
7*4
27
—
4
10
*4
6-
50
14*4 Sale
40
Sale
1154 1174
fiM
3*4
2*4
35
1
24
May
May 25
May 26
May
May
May
May
May
May
9
Sale
Sale
Sale
25
2*4
38
24*4
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
25
26
29
11
8
11
11
13*4 May
11 *. May
8*4 May
32*4 May
2*4 May
38
May
24*4 May
7
55
6
18*4
*4
6*4
10
5
5*4 Sale
Sale
34*4
96*4
6
5
7
8*4
8*4 Sale
50
Sale
50
15*4 Sale
15*4
34
35
Sale
108*4
110*4 112
35
6*4
25
9*4 Sale
4
4
5*4
"*4 Sale
4
5
25
10
40
20
8
9
8
17
10
11
9
16
11
2
3
15
|J4
18
"4
Sale
65
12
9
1*4
10
11*4
2*4
c1(?
*
50
55
52
49
$7 cum prior preferred...
Fitz Simmons A Connell Dock
55
68
51*4
60
49
55*
64*
Sale
Sale
Sale
23
25
21*4 Sale
3
33
3
5*4
Sale
38
4
13
13
11
11
May 29
Majr 27
6
10
25
2
27
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
6*4 Sale
5*4
7*4
15
2*4
2*4
23*4 Sale
13
20
6
25
6*4
2*4 Sale
Mar. 30
7
Mar.
25*4 Jan. 13
85
Apr.
1
17*4 Apr.
4
19*4 Mar. 20
26
28
27
20
88
Jan.
75
85
Jan.
2
29
Sale
1*4 Sale
22
5
4
10
Sale
4
Sale
4
...
5
5
1*4
6
2
1
8
15
4*4
22
4
16
15
Sale
Sale
20*4
43
5*4
6*4
3*4 Sale
4
1*4
2*4
3
5
17
Sale
18*4 Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
18
6*4
27 12*4
19 53*4
27 17*4
15 36
" 112
May 18
May 11
May
May
May
May
5*4 May 19
*4 May 29
May
7
20
May 26
7*4 May 19
ll
May
2
4
8*4 May 23
18*4 May 27
49
May 22
29
50
6*4 May
5
*4 May 29
May
7
20
May 26
8*4 May
5
12
May 19
4
9
May
5
22*4 May
1
62
May
2
67
May
2
68*4 May 14
79
May 19
Apr.
Apr. 23
Jan.
3
a
6*4
Sale
15
13
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
6
3
27
Mar.
2
*1*
3
Mar. 20
Feb.
9
Jan. 27
20*4 Mar. 21
3*4
12*4
255*4
11*4 Jan.
14*4
84
Jan.
9
84*4
11
May 25 20*4
22
12
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
13
31
26
2
Mar. 11
Feb. 25
Apr.
29
10
10*4 Jan.
9
27
132*4 May 13
30
Mar. 24
11
Jan. 13
11
Jan. 23
6
1*4 Jan. 23
#
10*4 Feb. 26
40*4 Feb. 26
Mar. 18
65
6
Mar. 17
May 18
6
Jan.
7
15
50
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
60
14*4 Jan.
34
Apr.
108*4 Apr.
.
Mar.
45
1
20
May
7*4 May
8*4 Apr.
2*4 Jan.
2*4 May
1
May
3
May
15
May
2*4 May
17*4 May
25
26
26
21
5*4 May
May 29
Feb.
4
May 15
51*4 Apr. 25
1
Feb.
4*4 May
13*4
1 *4
17*4
20*4
3*4
2*4
1
14
16
11
10*4 Mar. 12
29*4 Feb. 27
3*4 Apr. 27
24*4 Jan. 14
2*4 May 25
1
2
Mar. 10
8*4 May 23
18*4 May 27
May 22
51*4 May 26
57*4 May 26
72
May 22
49
6
May
2
May 11
5
May 26
15*4 May
"
5
May
22
May
9
2
Jan.
10*4 Mar. 17
3*4 May 11
w
6*4 Feb.
20*4 May 21
1*4 May 27
23*4 May 20
8
19
24
Feb.
1
25
10
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
7 Jan.
43
May
2
May
27
May
3*4 May
20*4 May 21
1*4 May 27
23*4 May 20
3
May 21
55
11
Mar. 17
lH
Mar.
28
50
59
6
11
Feb.
119
5*4 May
13*4 Apr.
*4 Jan.
3
15
Feb.
21*4 Feb.
40*4 Jan.
9
1
'
33
3
2
Jan.
9*4 Feb.
May 26
*4 Jan. 21
80
Jan.
3
9*4 May 21
2
May 28
5*4 Apr. 29
220
Jan.
2
May
May
May
May 29
May 15
54*4 May
8
43
"5*4
16
14
13
27*4 Jan.
60
3
5*4 May
Apr.
2*4 Apr.
38
May
24*4 May
*4 Jan.
9
16
31*4 Mar. 20
Apr. 30
2*4 Jan. 15
May 25
4
Apr. 29
23
27
5
55
Jan.
3
11
5*4 Mar. 18
9*4 Apr. 20
2*4 Jan. 17
26
27
84*4 Jan.
63
51*4 May 26
57*4 May 26
72
May 22
22
3*4
10
24*4
14*4
Mar. 17
95
5
May 29
34*4 May 27
6*4 May
May
38
Corp—
23*4
4
18
2
14
45
5*4
14*4
12
May 29
Apr. 23
2
*4 Jan.
Apr.
9
*4
*4
Sale
111
Sale
.....
64 Sale
49
'
40
6*4 Sale
36*4 Sale
86*4
11
10*4
5*4
29
28
60
6
11
3*4
—
54 Sale
354 Sale
13*
Sale
43
4
3
Feb.
2
11
9
Mar.
34*4 Feb. 18
7*4 Feb. 26
24
18
3
7*4 Mar. 11
15*4 May 27 24*4 Feb.
94*4 Jan. 15 104*4 Jan.
90
Jan.
2
88* Apr.
7
31*4 May
Feb.
37
14*4 May 16 14*4 May
3
60
•
4
814
15*4
24
5*4
5
3
11
25
Jan.
9
Jan.
22
6
12*4
10
8
83
10*4 Feb.,
30
Apr.
77*4 May
11
Apr.
12
May
55*4 May
80
26
7
27
20
27
15
25
23Jan.
3
Jan.
3
Feb. 10
21*4 Mar. 30
17*4 Jan. 16
1*4 May 26
5
Apr. 30
4*4 May 26
20
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
20
5*4 Jan. 22
7
20*4 Apr.
7
1*4 May
1*4 May
May
May
5
Apr.
4
25*
i534
8
May 26
May 13
Apr.
8
4
35
Sale
2
3
11
Mar. 12
5
30*4
97*4
7*4
17*4
1*4
*4
20
3*4
90
Ex-dividend.
1
26
13
1
24
Feb.
10
6
8
84
Goldblatt Bros Inc com.....*
Great Lakes Aircraft A.....*
Jan.
Jan.
33
1,650 Greyhound Corp com......*
s
18
Feb.
Mar. 12
2
11*4
24
Mar. 19
16*4 May 27
88
4
35
Great Lakes DAD com ne
200 Grelf Bros Cooperage A com *
No par value*
21*4 May
97
May
2*4 May 29
14*4 May 14
1*4 May
7
4 May 18
16
May 7
5*4 May
5
15
May
6
21
May
2
15
*4
25
574,470 Grigsby-Grunow Co com....*
250
18
29
27
7
8
14
Mar. 20
Feb.
3
Mar.
11
4
57
70
......*
Feb.
2
5
5
19
21
4 Feb.
3*4
3*4
50*4
29.700
1,670
27
85
80
Preferred
—_*
Gen Wat Wks Corp class A*
Gleaner Com Harv Corp com *
Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B
*
Jan.
67
Sale
3
16
18
75
12,450
30.160
3,700
16*4 May
May
2
May
13*4 May
1*4 May
*4 May
14
May
4*4 May
13 *4 May
20*4 May
18 •
72*4
37,560
5,200
2,070
74,100
3,920
12,300
186,450
109,420
"""435
May 22
.....
2 54
Jan.
61*4 Apr. 22 69
92
May 21 L98
May] 4
4 Jan.
2
4 Jan.
9
15
Feb. 11
May J 5 24
Mar. 31
1*4 Jan.
9
4
74*4
14*4
80
14
1*4
4
75
100
Sale
32
10
8*4
20
14*4 Sale
59
65
844
Sale
1
2
90
82
Sale
84
14
13*4
.
May 22
95
21*4 Sale
Sale
*
19
12
Sale
8
25
3
18
16
28
Jan.
2
97
4*4 Sale
92*4 Sale
20
Jan.
6
5
Sale
lH
Sale
Sale
26
32
10
a17^
7
70
Mar. 18
00
May
7
25*4 Feb. 11
82*4 May 19
88
May 13
28
10
19*4
Sale
Sale
5
8
61*4 Mar. 19
88*4 Mar. 27
3*4 May 12
10
14
54 Sale
6
2
Jan.
Sale
67
Gen Theatres Equip
Common new
May 21
77,,
86*4 May 29
10
3
17
95
82
92
...
Apr. 25
9
8*4 Feb. 10
8*4 Feb. 16
13*4 Apr.
7
154 May 27
4
May 15
80
10,240
A Dredge Co com
70,250 Foote Bros GAM Co
....5
1,070 Gardner-Denver Co com
*
2,150 Gen Candy Corp cl A.......5
630 Gen Parts Corp conv pref.. .*
May 12
20*
66
75
75
86
prior pref
Feb.
19*4 May
5
5*4 May 11
19
50
cum
May
_
May 26
15*4 May 27
4
May 15
70
$6
Jan.
57
68
62
.*
May
65
98
17*4 May
2*4 May
2*4 Sale
22*4
Common
Jan.
g«
14*4 May 27
70
845
4*4 May 20
4*4 May 19
65
1,245
May
5
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May 19
May 13
3*4 May 12
Fed'l Elec Co Inc—
80
120
§*
6
25*4 Sale
900 Empire G A F Co 6% pref.100
600
6)4% preferred.........100
1,950
7% preferred...—......100
800
8% preferred
.—.100
20
4*4
27
6
25 58
26
22 68
12 100
11 244
21
86*4 May 29 88
16*4 Sale
4
5*4
15
17*
si*
16
Davis Industries Inc A—...*
Decker (Alf) & Cohn Inc
*
150 Deep Rock Oil conv pref. .100
10
170
60
50
*
5
184 Sale
7
3
3
12
1,430 Com'ty Tel Co cum part
»
2,270 Community Water Service.
3.850 Construe Mat'l Corp com...*
8,150
$3)4 preferred
*
10,905 Consumers Co com
5
200
6% prior pref A—.....100
810
Preferred......
..100
10,200
V t c pur warrants
5
4*4 May
4*4 May
8
May
57
May
84*4 May
654 May
98*4 May
23*4 May
77
May
17
15
Sale
34
11H Sale
pref *
Coleman Lamp A Stove com*
Commonwealth Edison
100
Highest.
Sale Prices.
95*4
65
5
3
1.100
..*
19
J&X
72
25
10
8ale
30 Com ty Pow & Lt Co $6 pref.*
"*"255
15
10
3
..100
conv
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
61
92
69
\174 Bale
com *
com
Highest.
Sale Prices.
17
99 4
2
67
Prior lien preferred....100
Preferred
100
Chicago Rys part ctf
83
4*4
65
22
1*4
64
Convertible preferred....*
60 Chic N S A MUw com
100
50
293,750
3,150
31,700
24*4 Sale
103
Lowest.
4 Sale
8.000
300
46,450
15,350
97
6
62
10 Chicago Electric Mfg A.....*
Chicago Flexible Shaft com_5
750
1.570
440
•v'i^;
250
520
879,580
7,300
1,560
80,705
110.100
57*4
U*
670
'67,025 Chicago Investors Corp
14,400
3,650
67*4
Sale
24
12
*
com
Pub Serv Corp A
83
66*4
100
10*4
19,640:Central 111 Pub Serv pref
*
31,040 Cent 111 Secur Corp allot ctfs
780. Central Ind Power pref
100
13,550
1.
Sale Prices.
132
...10
7,800 Burnham Trad Corp com ...*
16,150
Convertible preferred....*
56,000 Butler Bros
..20
850
7,650
36,575
684
,
*
com.....
is
57
77
59
Sale
88
4
2
Brach & Sons (E J) com.....*
Bright Star Elec Co A....—*
400 Bunte Bros
300
574
67
Xh
77
21
Common.
—
"2",065
Ask.
86*4 Sale
Borg-Warner Corp com....10
7% preferred
100
Borin Vivitone Corp pref.—*
conv
6,300 Brown Fence & Wire cl A
*
6,500
Class B.
3,300 Bruce Co (E L) com
*
450 Bucyrus-Monighan class A..*
4,050
10
88*4
10
440
236.250
1,500
Sale
100*4 105
22 *4 Sale
pref........*
50
826,590
4,150
5,400
6,500
1,410
10
4:4
54
44 Sale
pf_*
cv
740 Backstay Welt Co com....—*
160 Balaban A Katz Corp com .25
280
Preferred
100
11,400 Bancokentucky Co com
10
6,850 Bastian-Blessing Co com....*
40
20
30
5H
3*4 Sale
750
16 conv pref A_...........*
150
$7 cum pref
.......*
50 Auburn Auto Co com
....*
750
""'255
May 29.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
40
130
600
400
Ask.
5
400
86,955
Bid.
20
1,480
1,220
May 1.
1931.
Par.
450 Assoc Apparel Ind com
*
2,200 Associates Investment Co..*
660 Assoc Tel & Tel Co *6 w w..*
100
SINCE JAN.
Jan.
11,410 Appalachian Gas Corp com.*
21,580 Art Metal Works com
*
400
1,680
RANGE
Price
2
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
59
1
Feb.
3
May
"
Jan. 31
Jan.
May 21
Feb.
~
Apr.
Jan. 19
65
Jan.
70
80
Mar. 12
Jan. 27
92
Jan.
37
Mar. 19
Jan. 29
68
8
9
6754 Feb.
14
29
,9
7
Jan.
4*4 Jan.
35
Jan.
7
4*4 Feb. 14
13*4 Feb. 25
15
Feb.
30*4
14*4
6*4
10*4
Feb. 17
Jan.
8
Jan.
2
Mar. 25
20
Feb.
16
14
5*4 Apr. 21
28*4 Feb. 16
21
Mar.
4
6*4 Jan.
6*4 Mar.
2
6
CHICAGO STOCK
60
Jan.
STOCKS
1.
650
950
110
88
....——25
49
28
Co
40
38X
/
350
3,000
300
1,650
500
790
1,000
Sale
Without warrants
75
74
77
Sale
•
6,000
31,800
5,050
52,750
1,520
3,960
14,300
9,350
Jefferson Electric Co
84
Katz Drug
Co com
Kellogg Switchboard
.
-
1,720
La Salle Ext Univ com
800 Lane Drug com v t c
""150
200
210
35,700
500
1,950
350
360
2,350
150
750
180
2,450
850
1,850
*
18,010
2,700 Lindsay Light com.....—10
10
300 Lindsay Nunn Pub $2 pref..*
•
16,550 Lion Oil Ref Co com
2,860 Loudon Packing Co—.—,..*
*
9,460 Lynch Corp com
780 VlcCord Manufacturing A..*
5,500 McGraw Electric
*
com
78X
76
8X
Sale
18
20
21
...—*
820 McQuay-Norris Mfg
*
22,200 McWilliama Dredging Co
239,150 Majestic Household Utll com*
II,550 Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
120 Mapes Cons Mfg Co cap.... -*
79
7X
83
10
12X Sale
9X
80
10 X
65
70
"20
16X
25
20
*78" "85
IX
9
15
IX
67
X May
67
May
8
67
Sale
IX
3X
12X
15
11
Sale
1.
Sale
4X
1
X May 8
70
May 26
11
Sale
I6x"May21
l3"May'l8
9X May 15
May 25
19X May 26
7X May 8
11X May 18
41X May 2
22 X May
9
8X May
1
12
.....
38X
Sale
18
16 X
36 X
Sale
38
5X
Sale
16 X
Sale
4X Sale
40
18X
39 X
18
14X
10 X
38X
8X
10
2X
35X
15X
14 X
10 X
May
May
May
May
May
37X May
22
May
3
May
10X May
Sale
3
39X
35X 39
15X Sale
17
Sale
37X Sale
22 X
23 X
3
3X
7
5
29
18
18
18
29
29
19
26
29
4X May
39
May
18X May
14X May
11X May
38
May
26 X May
4X May
12
May
1
5
4
18
11
19
2
1
11
Sale
38
42
8X
29
24
2
6X
8X
26X Sale
23 X
24
IX
2X
Marks Bros Theatres Inc—
2,150
1,650
1,400
2,205
150
1,350
410
800
227,800
4,950
4,000
3.850
850
13,550
5,100
1,200
470
840
250
230
1,050
10,850
150
300
15,920
700
10
480
1,000
100
Convertible preferred....*
7,390
36,950 Marshall Field Sc Co com—*
4,200 Material Service Corp com. 10
.....*
6,650 Meadow Mfg Co com
210 Memphis Nat Gas com......*
80 Mercantile Disc Corp A....
37,715 Mer Sc Mfrs Sec cl A com
100
1,550
250
370
1,850
60
21,650
1,550
1,600
132,050
3,600
1,320
1,430
1,670
200
*
27
Sale
16
IX
7X
18X
2
4
28X
21X
IX
:::::
17 X
12 X
17
Sale
5
21
2
17
X Sale
IX Sale
IX
2
97
Sale
liX Sale
Sale
19
39 X Sale
1
Sale
79
80 X
-
92 X 100
78 X
87
88 X
91X
23 X
Sale
39X
37X
Sale
11
IX
4
21X Sale
19 X Sale
IX Sale
Sale
2
95 X
1
19 X
38
IX
Sale
Sale
%
X
Sale
99
82
84
96
80
93 X
95
17 X Sale
Miss Vail Util pr lien
*
$7 preferred
6X
25
4
Line Co com..5
Mfg com
.....*
Mo-Kan Pipe
Modine
Mohawk Rubber Co com
20 Mountain States Pow
*
Sale
39
10
11
37
10
1
2X
19X 21X
16 X Sale
IX
IX
2
2X
Sale
X
Sale
38X 39 X
X
X
X
19 X
83
86
95
Sale
80 X
92 X
Sale
95
15
17
90
2,350 Nachman Sprlngfilled com.*
1,430 National Battery Co pref...*
*
13,700 Nat Elec Power A part—
445
7% preferred
...100
3X
22
5X
25
4X Sale
8
10
94
1
X
10X
9
2
2X
13
10
24 X
25
23 X
91
Sale
95
Without warrants........
50
Sale
27X
94
90
94
4X Sale
23
4X
...
pref.100
♦
4,450 Muncie Gear Co cl "A"
Common
5,700
7,500 Muskegon Mot Spec conv A.*
94
94
90
90
pref..*
Sale
57,775 Nat Family Stores Inc com..*
10
5,600 National Leather com
Sale
Sale
27X
3X
6
94
38
4
8
100w
2X
3X
2
2X
13 X Sale
6X
7X
23
21
23 X
87 X
Sale
Sale
90 X Sale
4X Sale
X
1
May 8
May 13
2X May 25
25
May
May
May
May
May
16 X May
1
May
IX May
95 X May
21
6
19
15
7
26
21
27
27
May
18X May
May
May
83
May
95
May
80
May
92 X May
15
May
3X May
90
May
90
May
4X May
23
May
19
26
4
11
it*
27
2
18
14
14
21
29
May 6
May 6
May
1
May 15
May
May
May
May
May
1
May
19X May
May
X May
84
May
97 X May
80 X May
93 X May
19
May
4
May
93
May
93
May
7 X May
26X May
40 X
4
1
14
4
1
6
20
5
6
4
15
15
1
4
7X
25 X Mar.
7
75
51
Jan.
2X May
6
10X Mar. 30
70
May 20
32X May
7
17X Feb.
4
10X Apr.
6
Feb. 25
X May
X Jan.
X May
67
Apr.
IX Jan.
10 X May
9X May
1
6
8
30
16
21
15
Jan.
41
23!
19X Jan.
6
27
Mar. 11
1,100
2,500
2,250
"3,650
180
600
800
1,760
750
4,400
2,550
3,050
350
290
100
100
""16
'"366
3,000
50
800
50
•
conv
preferred
*
26 X
30
5X Sale
69X 70X
5
May
May
3X May
6
May
93
May
3
May
2
May
14
May
22
15
2
15
26
4
19
7
15
May 19
May 15
May 1
90 X May
1
3
May 11
X May 8
6X May
23
May
24
May
92
May
90 X May
5X May
X May
42
May 22
43 X
25.
26
4X Sale
24
65
66
65
26
28
2X
6
90
5
28
Sale
3X
8
5X
2X
3X
IX Sale
12
2X
93
96
2X
IX
13
13
6X
7X
23 X Sale
23
23 X
88X
90 X
4X Sale
X
1
---
-
No par value.
b
*
Ex-dividend
44X
Sale
26
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
22
22
20
27
26
12
29
19
6X May 15
20
22 X
87 X
Sale
Sale
36
19X
18
Sale
Sale
IX
34
6
2X
40
15
35
40
Sale
15
11X Sale
65 X Sale
7X
8X
11X
65 X
28X
86
8
Sale
12
98
13 X
Sale
28X Sale
10
13 X
96 X Sale
90
Sale
86
12
8
5
22
19X
Sale
5
3
33
26
5
25
1
23
15X
4X
14
3
4
55
50
60
Sale
12
13 X
14X Mar. 26
31
23X Apr. 13
42 X Jan.
9
Feb. 26
10
Jan.
Feb. 24
13
6X Jan.
23
20
42
Apr. 25
20
Mar. 25
35
Jan.
Feb.
19
25 X Jan.
15
2
16X Jan.
40
Mar. 10
May 19
2X Jan. 19
10X May 29
31X Mar. 26
7X Jan.
5
20X Feb. 17
40
22
Feb. 25
,
Mar. 19
Jan.
HX Feb. 11
23X Jan.
17 X Jan.
1 X Jan.
7X Apr.
32 X Feb. 24
Mar.
15
17
37
May
May
11*
10
Mar.
14X Jan.
25X Apr.
9
2X Jan. 15
9
Jan.
10
95
14X
4
24X
X
22 X
11
3
Jan.
16
Jan.
9
43 X Feb.
7
7
16
Jan.
90 X Feb.
100
Jan.
Feb. 24
Mar. 25
79 X Mar.
85
88X Jan.
14X Apr.
3X May
85
Apr.
94 X Apr. 27
Feb. 20
24
6
Mar. 11
90
06 X Apr.
2
Jan. 14
97
Apr.
10X Mar. 11
6
38X Jan.
4X May
23
May
3X Feb.
8
25
Jan.
22
Mar. 28
Jan.
29
5X Jan. 26
33
May 15
4X Mar.
Jan.
Feb.
11
-8X Apr.
4
9
2X May
5X May
May
IX Jan.
IX Feb.
93
93
10
6X Apr. 11
4X Apr. 10
15X Feb. 25
Jan.
6X May 15
20
Mar. 30
22
Jan.
May 26
11X Feb. 28
25 X Jan. 15
Mar. 18
21
28
87 X May
1
90
Mar. 24
95
Feb.
91
6
Mar. 25
Jan. 14
3
May 11
16
1
Jan.
8
May
7
47
Apr.
2
26X May
2
24
31
Jan.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
30 X
7
29
29
28
5
12
29
5
26
4
29
19
25
19
May 26
May 27
14
May 27
May 6
May 7
10X May 1
55
18
11
Feb.
23
X May
18X Apr.
Apr.
X May
79
Jan.
5X May 1
May 15
67
2X
39X
40
19X
12
66 X
7X
30 X
12X
98
90
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
12
1
1
9
12
8
21
1
6
11
15
6
1
May
3X Feb.
64
10
Jan.
Mar,
25X Jan.
6
Apr.
IX Jan.
9
May 26
22 X
May 27
15X
3X
May
May
55
May
13 X May
5
6
7
8
May 21
18
May 21
9
7X Feb. 27
76
10
Jan.
19
Mar.
5
34 X Mar. 19
8
Feb.
5
Feb. 24
5
47 X Mar. 19
32
40
Apr.
May
40
May 12
15
May
31
Feb. 21
10
Feb.
13X Feb.
9
61
7
Jan.
Apr.
70 X Mar.
11X Mar.
3
Jan.
28X May
10
May
37
89X Jan.
85X Feb.
102
Feb.
98
Feb.
10X
5X
22 X
24X
24X
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
9
Jan.
Mar.
22X Jan.
20
Apr.
14
May
2
May
55
May
8
Fen.
Jan.
9X Jan.
14X
Feb.
5
2
2
.
9
100X Apr. 14
Jan.
36
95
Mar.
25X Mar. 10
17X Jan.
1
May
IX May
95
9
Mar. 27
Mar. 31
6
5
4X Jan.
23 X Feb. 17
IX May
17
Feb.
14
Sale
24 X
16
22
Mar. 24
15X Jan.
2
14 H May 18
10X Apr. 29
35
201
18
Jan.
X Jan.
Sale
21
Feb.
5
16
40X Jan.
27
10X
83
19
5
15
3X
7
18X Mar. 19
10X Apr.
6
25
Feb. 25
IX Feb. 25
X Feb. 18
1
Apr? 23
6
8
—~
20
70
11X
87 X
7
9
20 X
X
2
36
7
29 X
9
5
80
Jan.
32 XMay
May 28
May 27
May 22
4
Sale
6
40
North American Car com
*
Nor Amer Gas St Elec cl A..*
Nor Amer Lt St Power com..*
No St So Amer Corp A com..*
Northwest Bancorp com
50
Northwest Eng Co com
*
Nor West Util pr Hen pref.100
7% preferred...........100
1,000 Ontario Mfg Co com...
*
340 Oshkosh Overall Co com....*
500
Convertible preferred....*
500 Pac Pub Serv Co cl A conv..*
4,380 Parker Pen (The) Go com..10
3,110 Peabody Coal Co B com
*
210
6 % preferred
......100
5,950 Penn Gas St Elec A com
*
500 Peoples Gas Lt Sc Coke....100
28,050
Rights
—
50 Peoples Lt St Pr A com
♦
42
Sale
30X
National Standard com
Nat Term Corp part pref
*
Nat Union Radio Corp
*
Noblitt-Sparks Ind Inc com.*
20 Northern Paper Mills com...*
43,250
3,520
8,750
57,550
24,250
5,650
50,750
11,650
29,950
2,950
1,430
1,970
43
42
39X
Nat Republic Invest Trust—
4,450
Allotment certificates....*
24,700 Nat Secur Invest Co com..
11,175
•% cumulative pref....100
lOO Nat Shareholders com
*
20
2,000
$3)4
Feb. 13
5X Mar. 2
13X Mar. 19
13
National Pub Service Corp—
240
2
7X Mar. 6
Apr. 10
21
2X May 29
19
...
6~~
"5
18X
37 X
11X
IX
21X
19X
IX
2X
98X
36X
96
97
6
2
50
15
30
17
18
Sale
47
40
23 X Mar. 26
34
Jan.
8
Apr. 27
6
25X May 20
21
May 24
IX May 4
15
Minn-Moline Pow Impl com.*
Monighan Mfg Corp A..
*
Monroe Chemical Co com...*
Preferred.
.....*
1,450
*
16,050 Morgan Lithograph com
1,140 Mosser Leather Corp com—*
10
10,450
Warrants B
11,450 Midland Nat Gas Co part A.*
120,435 Midland United Co com....*
Convertible preferred — .*
17,050
Warrants
*
31,250
1,780 Midland Utll 6% pr lien..l00
7% prior lien—
100
2,385
Preferred 6% A
100
1,350
Preferred 7% A
520
—100
3,550 Miller Sc Hart Inc conv pref.*
20
150
*
Warrants A
6% cum preferred
Sale
20
*
1,130 Metrop Ind Go allot ctfs
18,300 Mickelberry's Food Prod coml
.*
860 Mid Cont Laund Inc A
*
9,000 Middle West Tel Co com
1,463,650 Middle West Utilities new..*
25,550
23,700
18,170
6
22 X Feb.
35
11
41
38
13 X Fob. 25
17
Jan.
10X Apr.
10
Jan.
13 X Feb.
10 X
26X
3X Sale
11X
12
May
May
II*
10
18
14
40
42
Sale
21
7
16
26
40
11
40 X
21X
8X Sale
7X
8X
May
6
16
13
11
92 X Mar. 23
92
Apr. 18
Jan.
79
23
29
Jan.
49 X Feb.
93
Feo.
IX May
27 X May
75
May
25
1
42
5X Jan.
16X Jan,
34 X May
74
9
100 X Apr. 22
41X tfeb. 21
Jan.
96
48 X May 28
1
19
Sale
50X
3X
10 X
25
21
18X Mar. 19
9X Mar. 10
16X Jan.
3X Jan.
May20i
1
41
11X Jan.
4X Jan.
3X Feb.
13
May
19 X May 28
22
4X
7
9
6
19
90
10
7
X May
25
25
Jan.
40 X Jan.
Feb.
29
Feb.
14
18X May 25
May
1
May 4
May 1
26
May
Sale
5
May 18
May
8
6X May 14
X May
21
36
15 X
25
17
67 X
16X Jan. 23
13 X Feb. 11
43
Apr.
24 X May
60
IX
Sale
43
ioH
5
1
42
10
11
May
6
May
1
May 5
70
May 20
32 X May
7
27
X Sale
IX
X
19 X Mar. 23
13
19X
—-
May > 6
May 21
Apr. 29
2
2
5
4
It*
10 X May 5
70
May 20
Sale
Sale Prices.
May
8X May
60
May
14
May
29
May
19 100
5 34 X May
May
1
May
27
May 27
27
26 80 X May 14
May 4
4 79
9X May 2i
20
May 5
27 15
May 13
19X May 28
21X May 4
3X May 28
60
May 5
48 X May 28
2X May 6
67
Sale
3X
3
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
17
19
Sale
22
60
49
65
Sale
70
11X
3X Sale
3X Sale
10X
10X
"'X
Cumulative preferred....*
4,850
10
185,740 Llbby, McNeill Sc Libby
1,600 Lincoln Printing Co 7% pf.50
Preferred
80
77X
50
"I
IX
10
..*
*
Common
77
9
Lawbeck Corp allot certifs..*
..*
600 Leath & Co com
20
2,200
preferred
85
79X
60
17 X
I,440
Cumulative
Sale
4X Sale
25
.5
IX
27 X
75
74
29
32
...._*
Common.
110 Kuppenheimer Sc Co B com
98
34 X
Sale
Sale
84
13
Sale
100
13
"IX Sale
50
Sale
70
44
—
22
5
Highest.
Prices.
14 X May
14
1.
Sale
.....
18
Sale
23
iis
16
49
3X
Preferred
.100
50
500 Kimberly Clark Corp com...*
200 Kirsch Co conv pref..—_—*
...
79X
25
46
100
pref_50
A__*
Keystone Steel Sc Wire com.*
.
34 x
80
May
1
May 27
13
13X
5X Sale
4X
32
35
Sale
May
6
May 21
May
1
May
4
24 X May 26
25X
24X
98
Sale
„
39
83
8
17 X
15X
29)4
16
16)4
3)4 Sale
Ken RadTube & Lpcom
.
4X
14X
"ix
15
1
com..10
Preferred
l||
29
com...*
Kentucky Utll jr cum
Sale
87
6
16
Kalamazoo Stove com.....
130
""70
Sale
29
800
1,550
630
96
"11
60
13
Sale
5
Preferred series 2
*
16,750
1,010 Interstate Power Co $7 pref.*
Investment Co of Amer com.*
5,720
47,510 Iron Fireman Mfg Co v t c—♦
50
90
16
98 X
7
60
.....
25X
11
8
50
40
25X
11X
4X
15
1,044,650 Insull Utll Invest Inc
3.000
20
Sale
11
4
*
430 Indep Pneum Tool v t c
11,680 Inland Util Inc claso A___—*
100
500
common
*
13
li
,
6X
60
50X
4.800 Hormell & Co (Geo) com A.
41,800 Houdaille-Hershey class A—*
Class B
'
36,950
160 Hussman-Llgonter Co com..*
25
7,550 Illinois Brick Co
140 Illinois Nor Utilities pref.100
©50
2.900
Sale
50
H
Sale
7
85
70
100
470
9X
13
11
500 Hart Schaffnor & Marx—100
Hibbard Spencer Bartlett &
1,200
6,750
1,950
1,050
151,750
14
Sale
i«f
JAN.
SINCE
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Ask.
Sale
Ask. Bid.
13 X
18
Bid.
(Lowest.
May 29.
May 1.
Ask.
Sale
10
23,000 Hall Printing Co com
*
2,100 Harnlschfeger Corp com
6,200 Hart-Carter Co conv pref—*
7,750
•
1931.
Bid.
Par.
Shares.
Share*.
Price
Jan. 2
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
CHICAGO
AGGREGATE SALES.
May.
EXCHANGE
18
May
18X Mar.
6
7
9
7
7
11
14
6
27
26
5
Feb. 21
60
Feb. 21
13 X May
8
225
Jan. 14
15
13
Jan.
18
May 21
CHICAGO STOCK
61
EXCHANGE
flBS
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
OHIO AGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES.
AGGREGATE
In
Since
May.
Jan. 1.
1,200
3,800
1,300
550
700
,
Jan. 2
I Bid.
4,000
1,350
"'"270
50
800
250
69,350
8,675
3,185
28,100
3,480
42,050
3,508
3,550
10
6%
50
400
400
"'300
110
820
8,100
100
160
300
Raytheon Mfg Co com
*
Reliance Internat
Reliance Mfg
14,050
1,965
60
4,000
240
Co Common. 10
V
90
cony
—-\\"iu -95^1
,7%
Sale
13
pref
,
First
Corp
"l'.lOO
3Vs Sale
9
Sale
53
99
•
.
650
2
4
HP.
Sale
Sale
53
May
May 13
X May 21
99
54
37% May
1
1
6
May 29 100
23
Sale
May 27
25
May
X May
9
47
May 28
X May
9
47
May 28
X
X May 11
70
H
1,200
23,100
11,550
10,587
91,450
700
1,700
5,250
United Amer Util Inc com
Unit Corp of Amer
6", 550
920
410
Preferred
—.—100
400
1,900
450
1,650
450
40
"
1,950
1,500
3,900
87,250
May
410
Stock
Convertible preferred
*±174.
41X
38
117
X May
i
15
22
9
34%
25"
Sale
Sale
Sale
22%
Sale
27
Sale
97
Sale
1,060 Western Con Util Inc A770 Western Grocer Co com
12
15X\
8,200
450
300
25]
11,240 West P L Ac Tel class A
153,110 Wextark Radio Stores com.*|
1,379 Wieboldt Stores Inc.
1,500 Williams OlI-O-Mat com
'
100 Wll-Low Cafeterias Inc com.
~7~666
1,500
2,000
2,350
43,840
Wisconsin Bankshares com 10]
190 Wolverine Portland CementlO]
110 Woodruff & Edw Inc part A.
25,500 Yates-Amer Mach part pref.4
13,500 Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..4
65,755 Zenith Radio Corp com
4
12%
16%|
22X Sale
2
12
Sale
13*|
5X Sale
May
3
May
15% May
9
May
45
55
\lH
5"
Sale
4X
c,15?*
Sale
2X Sale
9
2%
20
2%
10
10
6
Jan.
Mar. 10
Feb. 20
9
Jan. 17
8
May
Feb.
16
20
12% Feb. 24
11% Feb. 26
28
Apr.
7
10
Jan.
2
16% Jan.
7
65
Mar. 2
49
Mar. 19
133
May 22
6% Jan.
7
Apr. 29
50
May 29
34% May 29
116% Jan.
2
4% Mar. 7
14% Jan.
2% May
5% May
15
Jan.
21% Apr.
7
Apr.
May
May
May
May
May
May
5
May| 16
28% May
10 % May
8% May
27 % May
8
8
2% May
_
19% May
25
2
29
29
34% Mar. 25
5% Feb. 17
2
Feb. 26
Mar. 6
Feb. 26
Jan. 27
Mar.
9
8
Feb.
12% Mar.
8% May
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
6
2% JMay zii
19% May 15
2% May
11
2
Jan.
10
Jan.
17 104% Apr.
2
2
Apr. 27
10
Apr. 27
May 25
12
Jan.
13
20% Jan. 20
% May 29
May 19
11
5
Apr.
6
7
5
'5% May
3% May
20% May
3
May
4
4
Apr.
29% Mar.
10
Mar.
2% Jan.
Apr. 22
9
Jan.
5
May 29
Apr. 15
2
27
4
4
Mar. 12
1% May 29
May 21
May 18
45
May 29
Feb.
29
8% May
1% Feb.
17% May
25
Feb.
Jan.
22% May 11
1
May
1
12
May 16
5% May 16
~
27
% May 16
Jan. 17
95
9
Sale
9
Feb.
2
5% May 27
28
Apr.
7
2% Apr. 25
May
May 29
May
May 22
4
4X Sale
May
% Mar. 31
47
Apr. 22
68
3% May
17
4
29
Jan.
1
27 100% May
May
19
May
6
May 27
27
May
25
X May 29
May 19
5% May 16
,6
Apr. 14
11
17
4
11
Sale
4
26
Jan.
20% May
8
4% May 16
21" May 19
Sale
Sale
10
21
29
May 21
May 18
"97""May
5
3
303
403
9
Sale
Feb.
Feb.
10
3
,
12X\
22
,
6%
16 %
23%
SX
17% May
May 29
17
4
Sale
10
9
20$
2",640
3
26
1% May
3X
Sale
15
....
22
7%
Sale
20
8
10
29
29
29
29
28
14
16
18
May 18
8% May
1
19
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
10
9%
5
25X Sale
6
11
Feb. 21
Jan.
5
Jan.
7
10
-
L6%
2X
5X
15%
22%
7%
X
26 X
3,950 Waukesha Motor Co com...4
2,820 Wayne Pump Co com
4
2,070
Convertible preferred....4
(Montgom) 8c Co cl A.
11
May 20
May 29 50
May 29 42
May
5 133
4X\
4X
6
Jan.
19
X Apr. 29
12
5X May 27
11
Sale
Sale
9%
2
....'4
4
oclli
Sale
Apr.
_JL 15
Afar. 3
Mar.
3
Feb. 20
4
5
May 21
May 26
4% May
7X May
5
9
7
8
5
14% Sale
6,135
540
150
200
3X May
May
3
May
10
128X 130
,
5X
240
.
5X Sale
9
310
Ward
,
3%
3
50
*
purchase warrants.4
150 Warchel Corp com..
5
12%
4%
10%
3%
8% Mar. 25
% Apr. 30
45% Apr.
35
16,650 Wahl Co com.
372,600 Walgreen Co com
1,090
10%
3
688,000 U S Radio 8c Telev com.....*
63,850 Utah Radio Products com..*
76.300 Utility Ac Ind Corp com..
*
32,810
Convertible preferred..
18,750 Utilities Pow Ac Lt Corp A—*1
Common non-voting
22,750
*|
550 Van Sicklen Corp part A...
5,590 Viking Pump Co Pref.....
3,530
Common
.*
40 Vogt Mfg Corp common—..*
4,260 Vorclone Corp part pref....*
13,900 Vortex Cup Co com
.....'
10,700
Class A
-*|
250
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1.100 U S Lines Inc pref.—..—.*
29,400
4,300
5,850
3,400
Sale
12
7
*
——*
Class A
pref....*
United Gas Corp common..*
600 United Paper Board Co pf. 100
4,050 United Ptrs 8c Pubs com....*
Convertible preferred....»
2,060
60 United Pub Util $6 pref
*
63,850 U S Gypsum
......—20
250
>7% 57X]
ex Sale
Union Carbide 8c Carbon...*
1
70
59
5,650
May 13
Feb. 24
14
19
3
2
Jan.
80
34
2
"4% May"9
%
35
Apr. 25
Jan. 13
Jan.
Apr. 29
16% Jan.
10
9
80
8
3"
3
1
3
13X\
4
26
Mar. 25
27%
23
18
14
May 25 55% Feb. 25
May 29 104
Feb. 25
Jan.
14
7% Feb.
9
5
Sale
20
Feb. 27
9
69
16
8
9
Jan.
1
2
May
May
6
22
"
18% Jan.
3% May
6
May
24% May 29
32
May 29
1
7
6
7
19
94% Jan.
Apr. 29
Jan.
6
9
98% Mar. 17
19
20
2
13
5
2
2
9
25
13
7
1% Mar.
25
1
3 X May
6
May
28
May
9
Mar.
26% Feb.
95
Mar.
13% Apr.
85
Jan.
48
Feb.
5% Jan.
7
Apr.
20
Jan.
9
J an.
% Feb.
17
Jan.
24
Mar.
12
Feb.
% Feb.
7
26
25
12
18
26
2
24
28
25
6
13
15
28
19
4
16
22
27
7
8X May
6
2
May 19
97 X
55
Sale
24
IX Sale
Participating A.—.———*
3%
55
26%
16 X Sale
.....
7% May
80
Jan.
May
Mar.
Mar.
May
May
Jan.
Apr.
May
May
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
May
Feb.
Mar.
May
Jan.
Feb.
1%
93%
87%
9%
69% Apr.
5% May
2% May
6% Jan.
80
May
% Jan.
95 X May 16
90
May
51X May 25
Sale
6%
1-16
3X May
6
May
25% May 29
32
May 29
Sale
9
99X
25
Stock purchase warrants.
60 20 Wacker Drive $6 pref
Twin States Natural Gas—
13,600
2%
1%
76
2
%
16
May 27
May 19
2
6
10X
5
May 13
X May
~
7
54
54
102
3
com.——.
270
20
13
19
8
6%
Sale
520 Twelfth Street Stores A—..*
""50
May
20
May
8X May
6%
%
130 Texas-Louisiana Pow pf—100
16,450 Thompson (J R) com......25
8,000 Tlme-O-Stat Controls pf A.*
6,850 Transformer Corp of Am com*
1,000
May
3
"%
X
8X
2X
preferred.........1001
Prod
8%
60
40%
3%
5%
13%
80
80
X
~"9i\
X
5,190 Telephone Bond Ac Share A.*
330
18
95
May
3X\
5
6X Sale
10,550 Super Maid Corp com......
500 Sutherland Paper Co com.. 10
86,230 Swift & Co stk ........—.25
145,250 Swift International.......15
1,420 Tenn
U X
5% May 19
2X May 20
Sale
6X\
6
200 Stuz Motor Car com..—.—.*
80
4
May
May 11
46% May 15
4
May
5% May 27
17 X May
93^ May 16
87 h May
II*1
Sale
Sale
880 Storkllne Fur conv pref
25
1.750 Studebaker Mall Order cl A.*
Common
350]
1,250
May 25
May 13
May 14
71X May 19
16
............
70
350
1
May 14
May
19
May 14
6X May 28
3X Sale
150 Standard Pub Service A —*
10 Standard Telephone pref.
6,800 Steinite Radio Co...——.—*
1,500
5
May
X May 26
3 % May 21
5% May 27
13 X May 28
3
May 25
Purchase warrants—
22,300 Standard Dredge
Common
II,150
"""io
70
May 26
May 18
9
8
40
100 St Louis Nat Stock Yards..*
1,950
20
1,060 Slvyer Steel Casting Co com.*
25
1,750 So Colo Pow Elec A com
25,270 Southern Union Gas com.—*
Rights
—
2,350
190
18,550
19,150
May
May 26
60
mm
*||.—.
137
147
18
8
1,710 Southw G&E Co 7% pref. 100
*
2,330 Southw Lt & Power pref
2,000 Spiegel May Stern Inc com..*
Feb.
May 13
26
100
6X
pfd •
Feb.
23
May
May
4X Sale
23
Feb.
265
20
22X
5
25H
25
27
26
2
Mar. 13
Feb. 14
262
5% Mar. 27
1
May 27
Jan. 27
122% May 29 170
113
Jan.
5 120% May 25
5
Feb. 20
2 % May 26
18
May 28 20% Jan. 28
15% Mar. 21
5
Jan.
6
May
6
Mar. 14
2% May 28
May
7% Jan.
8
5
Apr. 27
May 7
Apr.
1
80
Apr.
1 80
May 23
6% Feb. 16
% Jan. 29
Feb. 28
25
May
4 38
29 X May 15
Feb. 18
19
May
8 29
21
May 15
1% Apr.
6
1% Apr.
6
Jan.
7
20
May 13 26
20X May
25
X Sale
X
Mar. 10
22% Apr.
9
6% Mar. 17
5
Feb. 26
13
Mar. 19
5% Mar. 16
36
19
2!H
20%
Saxet Co common
10 Southwest Dairy Prod com.
1,100
139
6
30
May
5
May 13
May 11
May 12
May 20
May 19
133
2X
1
May 27
1122 X May 29 143
120X
116
May 1
3Vs
2 % May 26
18 X
18
May 28
6
5% May
8
4
2X May 28
6X
6 X May
7
80
May 23 80
Sale
Sale
116 X Sale
135
!n 9?*
100
Preferred
May
138% May
126
Sale
133% 128
138% Sale 138% 139
Sale
IX
Convertible preferred
*
5,225
79.650 Seaboard Util Shares com.
7,150 Segal Lock & H Co com——*
4,040 Signode Steel Strap Co pf_30
Common
....—*
780
230
600
28
Sale
115
Sale
19 X
3
Corp A..*
Seaboard Pub Serv Co
8
6
May 18
4X
38X May 27
May 26 237
29
May 26 239 X
4%
3%
237
17 %
2X May 25
Sale Price*
24X Apr. 30
12
May 27
2
Jan.
6
4X Feb. 26
6
Jan.
6
3X Apr.
200% Jan.
200X Jan.
16% Jan.
122% Jan.
£129% Jan.
May 7
May
1
3X May 13
28
8
May 27
,
.....
233
IX 113
4% Sale
100
com..*
10
200
250
r
Rath Packing Co com
Preferred—
12
2X
Q-R-S De Vry Corp (The).
Quaker Oats Co com—....
..*
I,450 Sally Frocks Inc com
9,120 Sangamo Electric Co——*
Preferred.........——100
150
200
450
Sale
)0% Sale
30 X Sale
16 X Sale
23% Sale
24X 129
1,260 Richards (Elmer) Co pref—*
1,450 Rollins Hos Mills cony pref.*
2,400 Ross Gear & Tool com....—*
10 Ryan Car Co (The) com
*
*
3,450 Ryerson & Son Inc com
"'450
"2*850
4
preferred.....——.100
1°°
Railroad Shares Corp
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
3%
Sale
3
Hiohest.
Sale Prices.
25% May
14
Sale
....
7% preferred
50
8,500
1,550
1,230
2,700
y
17 X
Sale"
Ask.]
Sale
26
6X
Rights
46,600
1,640
1,170
Ask.\
Bid.
Ask
Sale
15% Sale
IX
2
28
12,800 Perfect Circle (The) Co_
65,350 Pines Winterfront com—---5
—*
68,800 Polymet Mfg Corp com
1,550 Poor & Co class B common.-*
*
10,250 Potter Co (The) com
4,150 Process Corporation com...*
*
24,160 Pub Serr of Nor 111 com
Common
10°
6,5501
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 29.
May 1.
1931.
STOCKS
Shares
Shares
SINCE JAN.
Price
10% Feb.
2
3
Apr. 29
19% Apr. 28
2% Jan.
2
9
17
14
26
26
20
6
17
Feb. 21
6% Feb. 24
28
Feb. 25
22
Jan. 23
15
Mar, 10
23% Apr. 11
73
Jan.
3
14% Jan.
15
"
Jan.
Jan.
5
3
6
5
6% Jan. 18
2% Apr. Is
10% Feb.
2
9
Feb.
I7
23% Mar. I9
5% Feb. 27
Boston Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON STOCK
EXCHANGE
1931.
AGGREGATE
SALES,
1930.
609,079
3,650,323
Shares
903,412
5,497,663
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
v;
Bond Sales.
.
,
,
May
Jan. 1 to May 30
...
PRICES IN MAY.
RANGE
SINCE
JAN.
1
Since
BONDS
Jan. 1
Lowest,
289,000
29,000
6,000
1 ,"000
.1,000
37,000
90,000
14,800
1,000
140,000
57,300
4,000
19,000
3,000
19,000
5,000
1,000
Brown Co 5%s
1946
Canad'n Intl Paper Co 6s. 1949
Central Power & Light 5s 1956
Chic Jet Ry &US Yds 4a_l940
5a...,
72
65
94% Sale
103% Sale
1940
Chic Milw & St Paul 5s
Dallas Ry & Term 6s
Maaa St RR aer A 4%a
1951
72% May
6
2 "72" "May" "2
9 65
May 9
13 94% May 13
14 95% May
5
18 103% May 18
11 21% May 11
"25% May" 12 "26" "May" 12
.......1948
Series D 6s
Series E 6s
94%
93%
103%
21%
May
May
May
May
May
May
Lowest,
Sale Prices.
Sale
71
97
72
1948
28% May
1948
.9
31
May 26
"35" "May" 16
1948
30
May" 16
Feb.
97
Mar. 16
May
Feb.
7
21% Jan. 30
23% Feb.
Apr.
35
30
Hood Rubber 7s
1396
Houston Lt «c Pow 4%s.l978
48
92
78
2
7
Apr. 29
Mar. 16
Mar.
7
Jan. 28
82% Mar.
Iowa Central Ry 5s_
1938
Kan City Mem 5c Blrm 4s. 1934
Income 5a
1934
Maine Central Ry 4%s-__1935
Mass Gaa 4%s
1931
Miss River Power Co
1951
Nat Hun Ind & Mtg In 7s 1948
New Eng Power Assoc 5a
145,000 New Engl Tel Jt Tel 5s_._1932
6,000 New River 5s....
1934
7
Mar. 16
Sale Prices.
81
Mar. 26
76% Mar.
65
May
94% May
93% Jan.
7 95% Apr.
101% Jan. 15 103% May
21% May 11 35
Jan.
Hungarian Disc & ExBk 7s,63
3,000
13,000
28,000
3,000
46,000
1,000
8,000
2,000
Highest,
Prices.
2
65
May
9
94% May 13
72
1948
Series B 5a
Series C 6s
Highest
Sale Prices.
72
May 7
Amoskeag Mfg Co 4a
1948
Boston & Maine 4%s_.._1944
16
Jan.
98% Feb.
6
72
Feb.
25
9
13
18
18
9
7
32% Mar. 16
35
* Jan.
2
44
52
48
Mar. 16
Feb. 28
79
Mar. 14
92
Jan.
Mar. 16
82% Mar.
28
6
28
16
Jan.
26
5
99
Jan.
13100
Feb.
25
17
99
Jan.
98
100
101
Apr.
8
98
92
Feb.
19
92
Apr.
8
Jan.
6 100% May 22
Apr. 13 101
Apr. 13
76
May .16 80% Mar. 25
87
Apr. 13 88
Feb. 25
100% Jan.
3 102% May 15
Feb.
19
78,100 P CPocahontas
deb 7s...1935
10,000 Ruhr Chemical Corp
6s..1948
1,000 Second Internat Sec 5s..1948
500
Sevilla-Biltmore 7%s
5,000
10,000
10,000
177,000
flAOTM
Swift & Co 5s
Texas Power & Light
5sIIl956
STOCKS
3,025 Boston 8c Albany.
17,387 Boston
Elevated......
2,100
Preferred—.....
2,918
First
preferred...
8,816
Second preferred
Par.
l©0
j«(
1Q0
100
100
35 Boston 5c Maine
Pref......
100
Series A 1st pref
unstpdIII
321
Class C 1st
preferred
100
15
Class D 1st preferred
...100
10,475 Bost & Maine prior
pf stpd 100
Ser A 1st pref
1,928
stamped
100
Ser B 1st pref
stamped..100
Ser C 1st pref
stamped._100
Ser D 1st pref
stamped..100
Boston 5c
719
264
131
515
Providence.____100
126 Chic Jet Ry 5t U S
Y Pref.100
Common
170 Conn 8c Pass River
prefllllOO
853 East Mass St
106
Ry Co
100
2,171
First
preferred.........100
1,055
Preferred B
...100
2,175
Adjustment.........__io©
2,236 Maine Central
100
10
Preferred
"l00
5,973 N Y N H 5t
Hartford.IHIIlOf
158 Northern New
Hampshire
100
210 Norwich 5c
Worcester pf.100
2,110 Old Colony...
if©
31,726 Pennsylvania RR
HI .50
259 Providence 5c
Worcester.,
436 Vermont 5c
iff
Massachusetts
100
MISCELLANEOUS—
American Founders
Corp
Amer 5c
1
Amer
1
Continental Corp
Pneumatic Service
25
Preferred
First
2d
Amer Telep 5c
1
—.......50
preferred__..._..Ij50
preferred
........
Teleg
Amoskeag Mfg Co
Aviation Sec of New
100
*
EngllH.
Bigelow-Hartf Carpet....
*
Preferred
no
Boston Personal
Prop Trust..
Brown 5c Co pref
Brown & Durrel Co
Columbia
common.
Graphophone.....
Continental Securities
Corp
Preferred..
.......
Crown Cork Internat
Corp..
East Boston Land...
10
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn com
4%% preferred........100
•
6% preferred
*
No par value,
a
Assessment paid,
May 28115
Mar. 2
66% Jan. 10 66% Jan. 10
69
1937
...1944
Wash 5c Sub Co
5%s..._1941
Western Tel 5c Tel
5e_...1932
Shares.
105
...100
xEx-dMdend
102%
101%
161%
85
Jan.
Jan.
102% Jan.
99
Jan.
97
Mar.
100% Feb.
12
19
69
85
Jan.
Jan.
12
19
7 103% May 28
12
99
Jan. 12
9
97
Mar.
9
4 101% Jaa. 28
63
STOCK EXCHANGE
BOSTON
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
AGGREGATE
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES.
Since
Jan. 1.
2
Jan.
STOCKS
Ask.
19% Sale
42%
43
Preferred..
92
94
First preferred
190
IK
2
East Util Inv Corp cl A......
17
18
Economy Grocery Stores
*
Edison Elec Illumination.100 245 X Sale
587
459
110
17K
16%
Ask.
20
Sale
44
48
98
94
98
2
4
2
a!*
18
249K Sale
17
Sale
Sale
16
Galveston Houston El Pr—
25
Common
883
v
15,326
General
1
3
100
Jx
,
30
Capital Corp.......
190 Georgian, Inc (The) common
Class A preferred
....20
1,574
872 Gilchrist Corp
8
21 %
•
Gillette Safety Razor Co
410 Greenfield Tap 8c Die
21
Preferred
840
stk tr ctfs
30
27 K May 18
11
May
8
29
12
88
90
87»s
May 13
90
27%
28
Sale
90
24 K May
8
85
May 14
28
88
25 K
44,648 Mass Util Associates ▼ t
6,717 Mergenthaler Linotype
200 Mullinsfclfg Co
2% Sale
75
9K 10
8)1
c
19% Sale
3K
4
Sale
Sale
7
30
40
ll%
10
7K
11
8
4% Sale
4K
Sale
79% Sale
87
78
1
K Sale
25
26
50c
85
90
75c
75c. Sale
243 National Leather.........10
Nat Service Co com ths tr ctfs
100
75c
2K
2K
2
3% Sale
22,178
1,295
8,818
2,151
.....
60
9
86
100
...
K
10
Sale
4
463 New Engl Equity Corp...
Preferred
419
4
30
25
4,080 Loew's Theatres
126
9
7%
,..10
160 Llbby McNeil Llbby
26
92
New England
New
Public Service
....
...
New England Tel
""15c" IIIII
25 K
4K
40
9K
8%
4%
79 K
Jan.
21
3
7
29
7
25
3
25
3
19
2
30% Mar. 10
6
Apr.
1
40
May 8
13 K Feb. 21
9K Jan.
9
5
Feb. 10
89
Jan. 28
14 K Feb. 20
96
Feb.
85
7% Jan.
19% May
2% Jan.
30
May
9% Jan.
7
May
3K Jan.
78
May
10
Feb.
May
4
May
1
May
1
May 8
May 16
May
9
May
1
May
1
9
15%
17
6% Sale
36%
14 H Sale
Swift ft Co New..
7,068
4,540
Co (new)
135 Tri Continental Corp
..•
com...
Apr.
3K Jan.
60c
90
May
93K May
5
85c
30
Apr. 21
IK May
6
Jan.
8
56 K Jan.
7
5
93% Apr.
Sale
93% Apr. 27
185
20
jp 1*0
100
2,525
2,000
1,882
Corp 95.50
stk allot ctfs.
System Inc
...*
70 Waltham Watch class B
*
Preferred
.....100
408
147
33,020
12
Prior
preferred
Warren Bros
Sale
20c
65c
20c
23 K
5
18% Sale
New
Conv preferred.
1,008 Westfield Mfg Co can stock..
1,210 Whittelsey Mfg Co class A...
Sale
-----
270 Island Creek Coal..
54
...
970 £eewenaw Copper....
4,340
5,412
1
Sale
Sale
5
2
LaSalte Copper....
Mohawk
25
25
25
...25
38
110 New River common..........
64
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
22%
76 K
Sale
14
80c
1
IK
2
23
22K
23%
20%
10
14
38
85
40
.....
97
80
28
30 M
20
21%
15c
4% May 27
May 28
31K May
7
49
4
4%
3 K May
6% May
4
51% May
5
32 K May 18
3
27
5
May
1
Sale
69
50c
1
69
May 19
75c "May" 19
24
5
76% May
21
.....
May 21
May
4
29% May 27
33
38
80
Feb.
Jan.
54% Mar.
30% Jan.
47
Feb.
7% Jan.
1% Jan.
30
Feb.
5K Jan.
10 K Mar.
16
25
80
May 21
80
May
4
31K May 11
33
3
13
18
31
2
2
18
2
7
2
41
8
4
4
Jan.
2% Mar, 17
Feb.
4
40
78
6
35c
2
80
5
9
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
3
2
Feb.
5
Jan.
2
1% Mar. 18
22^ Jan. 15
13
Apr.
8
33
May 21
64
11
3
21
32 K May
36% Mar.
3 K May
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
58
6
75c
1
2
23%
1
May 29
Feb. 25
jx Feb. 21
15% Feb. 28
IK Feb. 28
50
Jan.
40
Sale
19%
Sale
23 K
22
21%
23
22
Sale
5c
15c
Sale
Sale
1
50c
27
28
Sale
85c
95c
85c
7K
Sale
6K
Sale
5% Sale
IK
4%
5
1
5K
50c
IK
90c
15
16
10K
5c
57
—-——
24 K
3
1
25
Sale
55c
65c
16
9K
9K
3c
51 Kc
1
Sale
1
50c
3K
16
Sale
3
5
10
1
Sale
26c
28c
10
6K
7
5c
1
30c
1
4
12 K
16c
1
May 26
May
1
7% May
May
8
5
1
1%
50c
1
26
51%c May 25
1
May
1
IK
IK May 26
Sale
1
May 19
May
5
Apr. 11
5
Sale
8
25c
4
Sale
20% May 27
40% Jan. 13
20% Feb.
4
10c
Mar. 24
3
Apr. 18
Feb.
5
Apr. 10
Jan.
9
26% Feb. 18
17
Jan. 10
50
Jan.
5
90
Jan. 17
45% Mar. 2
41K Jan. 20
27% May 23
May 13
1% May 11
1K May
1
55c
Jan.
10c
35c
Mar. 17
50c
1%
11%
2%
8%
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
5% May
2% Jan.
4 K May
7c
Feb.
50c
Feb.
15
Apr.
3
May 11
UK May 13
6 K Ma#
7
May
25c
50c
1
88c
27c
30c
29c
May 26
May 26
1
31c
May
May 22
Apr.
Feb.
May
Jan.
Apr.
May
8% Apr.
4Kc Apr.
51 % c May
1
May
1
Jan.
Feb. 13
2% May 20
9% May 26
5
Apr. 29
4
May 29
5c
Jan.
8
88c
May 26
25c
Jan. 12
50c
2% May 20
9 % May 26
5
May 27
4
May 29
10
15c
25K
7
19 105
3
26
1
12
50c
9
15%
16
1
Sale
5c
65c
9c
9%
~
6 K May
27c
May
May
7 26
May
May 19 105
105
3 K May
3
May
"T
1% May
1
May 27
1%
51c
May
50c
May
55c
May
15% May 27 17
16%
7%
25
2%
Sale
IK
35c
28
May
65c
55c
59c
IK Sale
3
Sale
51c
19
50c
15
7
8
23%
105
3 K
2
4 K May
25c
60c" IIII. ::::: "6oc-
„
1
27% May 23
.....
105
4K
6
15c
1
3
6%
IK
May
May
1
May 11
5% May 23
15c
IK
1%
8% Sale
1
Ex-dividend.
May 26
21 % May 19
5
May 21
15
14
Mar. 25
25c
625 Nlplaslng Mines....
5
172,452 North Butte............ 2.50
25
27,707 Quincy
7,481 St Mary's Mineral Land ...25
10
390 Shannon
7,975 Utah Apex Mining.........5
1
34,113 Utah Metal 5c Tunnel...
26c
50
50
715 Ojibway Mining Co........
25
2,400 Old Dominion Co.....
4,110 Pond Cr Pocahontas Co....*
May 27
May 21
May 21
1
1
May 21
44
90
50
Preferred
41
Apr.
1% Jan.
25
Jan.
1
41
10 K
110 Nevada Consol Copper...
200
28% May
1
105
Preferred
40 % May
37%
36%
100 Helvetia
4,674 Isle Royal Copper......
5%
5
25c
Mar.
1
Sale
MINING—
2,191 Arcadian Cons Mining Co...
10,050 Arizona Commercial.......5
4,460 Calumet ft Heels .........25
25
2,000 Cllif Mining
25
10,308 Copper Range Co
12,827 East Butte Copper Mining 10
800 Hancock Consol Mining Co..
4.
18
Jan.
11% Apr.
20
Jan.
35% Apr.
26
May
39
May
6K Jan.
20c
May
18
May
4K Jan.
4% May
49
May
31
Jan.
3iys May 29
26
May 26
39
May 21.
27
40
...100
15c
15% Jan.
May
36
May
14% Jan.
2
Sale
25c
May
10% Mar. 26
Mar. 19
8
13% May 20
May 12
40
Sale
35c
Holding Corp
Venezuelan Mex Oil Corp..10
7
40
10
4 K Sale
49% Sale
31%
32%
Equities
Waldorf
1
12 K May
31K Sale
25% Sale
Common.................
Venezuela
Sale
Sale
30
div priority
13 K
15
May 18
May
5
36
Sale
Sale
Sale
3
Jan.
May
5
4% May 13
42
May
2
15 K May 19
IK May
6
40
6K
4
Mar.
142
5%
19
16
May 27
3 K May 27
28K
40 K
1
...
yjrccl
Utility
1,989
12 K
40
16
3K Sale
32K Sale
15
15 K
1
IK
Sale
4%
Corp......
Jan.
21% Mar.
May
130
13
2
Jan. 21
May
7
90
19
27
14
50c
Sale
Sale
Sale
U S & Internat'l Sec Corp—
Common
--
IK
4
35,093 United Founders Corp com.
25
34,726 United Shoe Mach Corp
Preferred. ..............25
6,610
1,000 U S & Brit Inv Co com.....
350 US Brit Inv Co *3pfallotctf
U S Elec Power
—
10
220 United Carr Fasten Corp com
3,503
15K
IK
Sale
Union Twist Drill
1,915
16
15c
22
5
Tower Mfg
14.305
42
12
42% Sale
28 K
29
43
Sale
6K Sale
45c
75c
........
Tor ring ton
4K
20
...
Sale
5K
18 K
38
13 %
Shawmut Assn T C
40 So N Engl Ice Co Common..
33,309 Stone & Webster Inc cap stk.
37,512
IK
1
10
.....
Apr.
23
May 22
2,K May
1
85* "May" 11
28
34
60c
60c
May 22
IK May
6
24
9
Feb.
2
15% Jan.
2
Jan. 28
28
Mar. 12
90
Mar. 10
27 K May 18
11
Mar. 14
87 1-3 May 13
19
Jan.
5
~15c~
15c
15c
2
60c.
Public Utility Holding com..
470 Reece Folding Mach...
8
7
747 Railway Light & Serv Co com
1,622 Reece Button Hole Mach_.10
x
9
30
May 13
5
Apr. 16
21% Jan.
2
4
Mar.' 4
20
Feb.
7
15
11
18
May
5
16
May 19
16
17%
Sale
1
Sale
130
May 29 136 % May
131
Sale
9 % May
8
7K May
2
8K
7%
8
May 20
7
May 20
9
17
136
4%
4%
100
Pacific Mills..
Sale
130
«c Tel_..100
No American Aviation Inc..
28,478
1,221
No par value,
90
May
4
19 K May 29
3 K May 26
30
May 25
9 K May 16
7
May 25
4K May 26
78
May 19
Jan.
1.
8}
May 12
May
9
May 13
May 22
May
5
13
9
93 K May
105 North & South Amer Co
*
Jan.
6
4K Jan. 27
May 26
3
16
17
28
6
May 25
5% Jan. 10
10% Feb. 27
38% Feb. 25
18^ May 9
3
Feb. 10
12
Apr.
2
7% Mar. 3
38% May 11
6
Jan.
5
21
Jan. 17
27
28
24
1
May 25
1
25
5
4
5
9
13
98
Nev^ Eng G & El Co class A
345 Northern Texas Electric-.IOO
Preferred..............100
274
■
94
.....
13
85
Sys cl A
471 Jenkins Television Corp com.
225 Kidder Peabody accept clA pf
26
9
13
20
26
29
35
22"
75
10
ing Machine Co
1 nternat Hydro Elec
5K
Sale
23 %
(nternat Button Hole Sew¬
II,030
4,001
3
12
May
18 K May
1K May
9
May
5K May
23
May
90
95
90%
19
........
com
32
12
Preferred
95
IK
10
5
2
37%
27
17
-----
May
3% May
5
May
32% May
18 K May
IK May
9% May
6
May
38% May
5
4
45
May 20
Jan.
2
Feb.
5
42
20~" "*25~~
Sale
15
Class B_..
6
27JT 28
V
30
r
34%
'668 Hathaway Bakeries class A.
I,956 Hygrode Lamp
Sale
6
25
135 Greif Bros Coopge cl A com.*
4
May 25
3 K May
5
May
3%
.....
3
12
5K
6
31
Sale
11
......
35,811
3,036
18%
IK
3%
10
9
6%
Sale
32
Sale
17
2
440 German Credit Inv 1st pref..
"3%
4
.......
Preferred
740 General Alloys Co
1
29
17 K May
21K May
2
43
May 15
96 May
8
May 20
May 13
94
.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
27% Fob.
Fob.
Apr.
3% Feb.
2%
20
16% May 19 22K Feb.
May 26
16 K May 19
May 27 266% Feb.
May 11 230
230
May 27 250
Feb.
16% May 26 20
5
16K May 26 17 K May
42
19
1M
231K Sale
Sale
Sale Prices.
Prices.
Sale
17 K May 29
18 H Sale
41K
43
95
.........
1,305
12,524
11,277 Employers' Group Assoc T G.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Inc new...
Eastern SS Lines,
18,741
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
May 29.
May 1.
1931.
Bid.
Shares.
SINCE JAN.
Price
2
18
20
31
Feb. 24
Feb. 11
1
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
13
Apr. 29
9
30% Jan.
15
Feb.
3
Fob. 24
1% Jan. 23
Feb.
5
95c
Feo. 24
21
13 K Feb. 21
105
Feb.
9
Feb. 19
1% Mar. 28
3% Feb. 24
57c
59c
1
3K
15%
10K
9%
15c
Apr.
2
Feb. 17
Jan. 29
Feb. 24
Mar. 2
Jan. 23
1% Jan.
6
57c
Feb. 28
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA STOCK
EXCHANGE
Shares
AGGREGATE SALES,
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
RANGE
SINCE
JAN.
1
Since
BONDS
Jan. 1
Lowest,
Bell
Sale
Telephone 5s
1948
GonsolTracNJ 1st 5s...1932
Del El Power 5%s
—.1959
Elec & Peoples tr ctfs 4s.1945
Certificates of deposit
Georgia Power & Lt 5%s_1967
Interstate Rys coll tr 4s.1943
Keystone Tel 5s
Lehigh Nav
cons
...
1948
Leh & New Eng Sa
1954
Lehigh Power & Light 6s
Lehigh Valley 1st 4s
1948
Lehigh Valley gen 4%s..2003
2003
Penn Cent L & P 4%s...
Penna Cons 4%s
1960
Penn Co 4%s
1963
Pennsylvania RR 4%s^._1970
4%s
1981
Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s... 1943
Phlla Bait & Wash 4%s—1977
I
Philadelphia Co 5s
1967
I
i
I
Phila Elec
I
(Pa) 1st
a
1948
1st 4%8 series
...1967
1st lien & ref 5s.......1960
1st & ref 4s...
1971
I
I
1st 5s
1966
I
1st lien & ref 5%s
1947
I
1st Hen & ref 5 %s
1953
I Phlla Elec Pow Co
5%s—1972
) Pub Serv El & Gas 4s w
1.1971
) Reading Terminal
5s....
I
)
Improvement 4s.
ReadingTractionJSs....-1933
I Seaboard Air Line
6s.... 1945
) Strawbridge 5c Cloth
5s..l948
) United Rys 4s trust
ctfs......
) Warner Co 1st 6s wl war. 1944
) York Rys 1st 5s.........1987
Shares
STOCKS
Par
43,037 Almar Stores...—.........*
12,925 Amer Foreign Secur
Shares.
...
100
With warrants..
22,400 American Stores...........*
5,980 Bankers Securities pref
10,510 Bell Tell Co of Pa pref
900 Bornot
100
lnc
29,700 Budd (E G) Mfg Co
•
1,348
Preferred.................
28,700 Budd Wheel Co
465
Preferred....
.........
1,340 Cambria Iron
50
3,050 Camden Fire Insurance.....
184 Catawlssa 1st
preferred......
20
Second preferred..........
7,500 Central Airport
2,061 Commonwealth Cas Co
10
1,285 Consol Traction of N J...100
...
14,651 Electric Storage
Battery..100
20,603 Empire Corp..........
29,340 Fire Association
10
333 (I) Fishman &
Sons.........
688 Giant Portland
Cement...50
Horn &Hardart
(Phlla) com.*
Horn & Hardart
(N Y) com..*
Preferred....
Insurance Co
...
of N A
100
...10
Lake Superior
Corp
100
Certificates of deposit
Lehigh Coal & Navigation w i
New when issued
Lehigh Valley
............
Little Schuylkill
Manufacturers Cas Ins
Manufactured Rubber Co
Minehlli & Schuylkill Hav.50
Mitten Bank Sec
Corp.
...
Preferred
May~26
2
87
Mar. 31
95
45
15
70
97%
96 %
104
101
128
97
86
May
4
May 18
Jan.
35% Feb. 27
Apr. 27 102% May
7
Apr. 11
26% Jan.
9
May 26 82
Jan. 29
Mar; 24 101% Apr.
1
Feb. 19 96% Feb. 19
Jan.
3
5
Jan.
2 104% Apr. 10
3 106% Apr. 20
Feb. 27
97
Feb. 27
Jan.
2 130
Mar. 25
Apr. 25 100
May 27
May 12 86
May 12
Feb.
95
Apr. 30 97 % May 27
105% May
5 105% May
5
101% Mar. 31 101% Apr.
1
96
Apr. 22 104% May
7
87% May 16 98% May 12
40
Jan.
102% Apr.
Feb.
2
50
Jan.
15
1 103
Apr.
11
23
2 102% Jan.
f 48.1966
4s
I
81% Jan.
92% May 28
31%
May 28
Sale Prices.
30
102" May""7 102% May" "7 100%
May 26 70
98% May
2 101
Highest,
Prices.
109% May 15 109% May 15
99
l
I
15 109% May 15
84% May 18 86
May
1
92% May 28 95
May
4
32
May
5 45
May 18
Lowest
Sale
97
Lehigh Valley Annuity 6s
4s
Highest,
Sale Prices.
109 % May
70
4%s
4s
Prices.
94% Fob. 18
99% May
91
May
May
95% May
1 105% Feb.
94% Mar. 20
95% Apr.
107% Jan.
6 110
May
106% Jan. 12 108
Feb.
106'
Jan. 23 106
Jan.
91
93
May
8
Mar.
2 105
25
8
12
10
16
20
17
23
105% Feb.
2 107% Mar. 30
94% Apr.
1
99% May 29
101% Apr. 20 106% May 28
97
Apr. 11 97
Apr. 11
102
May 22 102
May 22
12% Apr. 15
12% Apr. 15
93% Jan.
2 98
Jan. 20
50
Jan.
22
50
94% Apr. 30 96
97% Jan. 16 101
Jan.
22
Jan.
8
Apr. 21
65
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE
SALES.
2
1930.
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
8
110
36,400
41,700
200
422
6,300
5,600
mm —
— —
-
17
4,070
10,590
1,525
4,636
'
—mm — — —
—mm—mm
1,025
STOCKS
40 Northern Pennsylvania Ry_.
420 Penn Cent L & P cum pref._*
234,102 Pen n road Corp
159,369 Pennsylvania RR
50
2,300 Penna Salt Manufacturing..
1,069 Penn Traffic.....
2%
-
1,262 Phlla Dairy Prod pref
25
*
9,850 Phila Elec of Pa $5 pref
...25
45,800 Phlla Elec Pow pref
44 Phila Germ & Norris RR...50
15,190 Phlla Rapid Transit
.....50
18,965
7% preferred
.......50
118,725 Phila & Reading Coal & Iron.
36,296 Philadelphia Traction.....50
Reliance
23,000
2,400
2,155
mm
—
m,
1,450
85
30
§5o
8,175
—
—
—
—
—
—
100,250
i.
3,800
fe
1,200
fc 1,200
400
82
2.800
70
275
89
92
90
102 *4
32 4
Sale
Sale
131
Sale
Sale
20
23
21% Sale
84
84
Sale
79
89% May 15
88
May 22
76% May 21
89
76
5%
53 %
58
2
Sale
Sale
65
78
5% Sale
44% Sale
40
70
Sale
Prices.
5
May 18
44% May 19
58
May 19
Sale
Prices.
89% May
88
May
77% May
5% May
53% May
58
May
85% Jan.
23
22
26
1
1
19
87
23
2
93% 95
103% Sale
33
Sale
130
132
39%
44
15
17% Sale
7%
7%
33% Sale
13
a
93% Sale
104% Sale
33% Sale
130
93% May
103% May
32% May
4 95
1 105 j
1 33 J
May 12
May 15
May 14
Sale
6% Sale
39% Sale
Bridge
326 Telephone Security Corp..
Preferred..
Feb.
32% Jan.
May
5
17% May
1
6% May 29
33% May
1
27% May 18
38% May 18
9% May
7
40
May 16
Jan.
40
29
ft
May
Feb.
10
3
2% Jan.
22
95
Apr. 24
3 105% May 15
33% Mar. 3
Apr. 13
7 132
6 45% Jan. 13
19
13
14
Apr. 17
Apr. 28
6% May 29
16
27%
38%
12%
41%
May
May
Mar.
May
18
18
23
16
*4
34
54 Sale
484
3% Sale
6% Sale
46
50
Jan.
2
29
39% Feb. 25
16
32
3% May
6% May
1
1
3% May 18
5
May 19
1% Jan. 28
5
Feb. 25
7% Feb. 28
May
6
42% Jan. 20
50% Apr. 27
1
3
Sale
5%
46
6%
3% May 18
5
May 19
47
50
May
6
47
Feb.
99% Jan. 24 100% Feb. 13
Feb. 10
Feb. 10 90
25
•
3%
34
34
14 Sale
14
14
4
May 18
3% Jan.
2
1 % Apr. 22
5% Feb. 25
2% "May 28
3
May
5
1*4 Jau.
14
4% Mar.
May
1% May
6
Feb.
9
1
42
Sale
44
3% May 19
3
2% Sale
42
May 19
6
1% May
45
45
I
%
4
4 Sale
1-16
1
50
21% Sale
United Gas Impt com new..*
Preferred new
*
27% Sale
100% 101
%
25% Sale
Union Traction
2
6
May
9
May 18
3-16
21
3-16 May
May
31% May 18
4
% May
Certificates of deposit
4,316,917
633,021
2,500 U S Dairy Prod class A
Common class B
78,865
*
*
17.750 Victory Insurance Co
402 Victory Park Land Impt.....
4,700 Warner Company.........
60
10
4%
W Jersey at Seashore RR
300 Westmoreland Coal
18,025
65
60
Sale
12
Sale
Sale
Sale
63
Sale
6% Sale
26% Sale
103% Sale
59
Sale
5
5%
2
5
2
5
26
20% Sale
60
50
May 27 31%
May
1 106
May 20 60%
12
May 27
Sale
10
21
60%
62
61
16
14
"27% "35"
96
Preferred
30%
103%
5
94
Sale
62
May 19
4
May
20% May 28
May 20
41
% Mar. 25
6,
.......
9,400 Tono-Belmont Devel
18,600 Tonopah Mining.........
238
88% Jan.
101
64
81 % Feb.
90
8,601 Tacony-Palmyra
600
May 19
1% May 17
40% May 20
May
1%
2
...
184,125 Seaboard Utilities Corp
85,986 Sentry Safety Control
12,760 Shreve E! Dorado Pipe L
72,776
58
Prices.
89% May 15
88
May 22
81
Mar. 6
8% Feb. 10
31% Apr.
Sale
32
454
6% preferred
75 *4 Feb. 14
5
May 18
44% May 19
6
40
42
22% Sale
29
Jan.
129
132
39%
Sale
Prices.
15
7% A
185
7,000
10
Scott Paper
15
'a.
"1*4 "~2%
50
Insurance
40
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Ask.
Certificates.
300 Phila & Western Ry
115,425 Railroad Shares Corp
18
93
Sale
6% Sale
57 % Sale
Lowest.
May 29.
Ask. Bid.
89
~75~"
42
147 Phila Insulated Wire
May 1.
Bid.
89
89
744 Northern Central RR
300
/
Ask.
Bid.
800
JAN.
SINCE
Price
Jan.
In
May.
700
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
May 11
May 14
May 12
May
1
6% May
1
May
5
May 14
94
May 20
4
23
8
1-16
Mar. 19
Jan. 22
% Jan.
20
20%
26%
98%
58%
Apr.
Apr.
May
Jan.
May
10
9
8
61% May 26
62
May 19
60
Feb.
4
14
Jan.
10
34
34
May 14
33
Mar. 17
12
11
Apr. 14
Mar. 10
Mar. 19
% Apr.
2
13-16 Apr.
6
2
8
15
4% Mar. 24
4
May
5
20% May 28
94
May 20
Feb. 26
45
14 31%
17 22%
27 37%
30 106
20 62%
Jan.
Jan.
5
May 18
Jan.
6
Mar. 17
May 4
Apr. 15
Feb. 14
7% Feb. 28
4% Feb. 26
32% Feb. 11
13
97
Feb.
62
May 19
12
Feb.
4
......
40
*
900 Westmoreland Corp
274 York Rys pref
No par value,
...
x
Ex-dlvidend
14
32
35
32
"26"
35
14
32
20
35
May 14
16% Mar. 23
34
Jan.
26
RANGE OF PRICES ON CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales
1931*.
May
Shares
Jan. 1 to May 31_
AQQREQATE
SALES.
32", 660
3,000
7,500
ma.
30
5
97
98
92
90
'357
1
20
Preferred
si
100
i
25
10
13
27 *4
5
384
10
100
1015
333
1st preferred
402
347
/
50
3,154
3,753
1,248
988
1,000
50
10
11*
82
2
*
3,674
25
220
185
3
112** Sale
59
Certificates of deposit.. 100
Cleveland Securities prior pf*
Cleveland Union Stkyds
*
Cleveland Worsted Mills.. 100
Preferred
*
:
12
;"*
422 Federal Knitting Mills
430
870 Ferry Cap & Set Screw... '"*
100
200 Firestone Tire & Rubber. __*
695 FirestoneT & R 6% pref.. 100
100
680
1,255 Foote
310
Burt
....
778 Fostoria Pressed Steel...,
200
40
1,280 Godman
'
8
6
7
10
14
100
Sale
12
May 26
34** May
5
1
May 2
38
::ih
10
65
27
63
May
4
May
9
May 2
May 12
5
May 26
34 J* May
5
1
May 2
32
87
3
15
I*
70
74
15*
1554
i
VA
3
Sale
3
5
6
1,586
3**
10
13**
10
102 X
26
2
30
6
-
35**
2354
2
17
50
"53""
35
3554
11**
25
27
,
5
58
13*4
9**
2**
8** Sale
954 Sale
254
101
84**
86
4
6
65
8
90
...r-
4**
Sale
80
4**
7
25
15 23*4
48**
29
19 102*4
1154 May 26
60
May 8
51*4 May
5
35
28
May 19
May
5
4
May
7
16
May
6
58
May
9
8** May 29
8
May 4
80
35*
5
7**
35K
100
80**
103
21
Sale
21
7
12
60
54
May 12
May 15
May 5
May 19
May
7
May 8
May 19
36
May
28
May
4** May
16
May
58
May
115* May
954 May
6
5
7
6
9
5
7
3** May
May
6
90
1
35* May 19
May
5
5
May 9
4** May
5
6754 May 28
5** May
6
40
May 13
40
80
May
9
80** May
2
19**
May"21
21** May
5
May 13
Sale
82
30
2
275
30
260
"783
2nd
...»
...»
....._...*
46 Jordan Motor pref...
.100
1,400 Kuynee
10
Preferred
999 Kelly Island L Ac T
100
1554
Sale
19
100 '
80
19**
1554
25
19
v
v
3.
98
89"" "99"'
89
94
89
19
_
99
99
17
17*4 Sale
17
18
17
2
9
—
2
5
90
90
101 *4 104
100
15
12
54
8
59
14
8
36
—
1
.....
78
:
2
8954
16
125* Sale
40*4
12**
41
13
10
16
20
28
■
24
24**
28
3
9754
975*
3
12**
12
28
90
May
May
May
May
May
4
25
19
12
13
Feb.
17
May
9
Feb.
17
May
2
May 12
11
23""
12**
10
Jan.
12
63
May
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
12
11
16
29
2
2
9
90
Jan.
14
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
16
25
2** Jan.
24
102** Jan. 16 L02**
5 106
102*4 Jan.
31
May 21 375*
7754 Jan. 31 89**
Mar.
5
Jan.
16
21
7
Jan.
49
Apr. .*1
78
Apr.
94
Jan.
Jan.
L14
W
3
Apr.
7
Jan.
65
Feb.
17
85
Apr.
2
M May
il*
4
3
84
Mar.
2*4 Jan.
Apr.
17
6
Jan.
Apr.
5
Jan.
4
2
19
Feb.
8154 Mar.
Jan.
14
Jan.
13
26
Feb.
6
May
23*4 May
3554 May
101** Feb.
Apr.
9
51** Mar. 27
105*4 Jan. 12
1154 May 26
60
50
May
8
Apr. 28
5** Jan.
5
35
Jan. 19
27
4
16
58
Jan.
8
May
7
Apr. 15
May
9
8** May 29
8
May 24
12
28
28
May
2
12" May""7
May
12** May
2
4
si*
6
7
30
Mar. 11
Jan. 12
Jan.
22
3
26
Mar. 12
Jan.
Mar.
103** Mar.
Feb.
23** Feb.
Apr.
2
7
2
4
14
11
8
94
4
6
13
12
16
Jan.
27
975* Jan.
27
5
19
31
2
19
Apr. 23
Jan.
Feb.
102
Mar. 24
Mar. 14
19
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
5
9
Mar.
865* Apr.
1054 May
10
May
21
May
98** Jan.
28
May
5*4 Feb.
12
96
Mar.
11** Jan.
100
Feb.
85* Feb.
16
Jan.
Apr.
16** Apr.
40
Apr.
6154 Mar. 23
16§
May
90
24**
40*4
1054
30
8
16
JX
May
102
Apr.
19** May
20
Apr.
2
Feb.
80
Jan.
80
90
Jan.
37
87** Jan.
35* May
May
5
May
98
22
1
6
Jan.
9
Jan. 26
Apr. 15
65
6
140
Jan.
50
18*
1854 Feb. 19
May} 8
60
3** May
3** May
May
80
40
9
17
17
14
24
May
6
4
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
58
4
1254 May111
40*4 May
2
12** May
5
16
May 4
24** May 4
5
12
12*4 Mar. 19
72*4 Feb. 17
29
97** Jan.
9754
12
Mar. 16
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
30
Feb.
25
12
12
13
May
May
1754 May
2
May
90
May
May 27
40
May 5
1054 May 27
10
May
5
21
May 19
3
30
6
Apr.
98
30
40
8
22
43** Jan.
May 26
Mar. 25
2** May
5
20
May 28
1954
654
43**
2*4
89
90
34**
13
*
140 Kornch Company......_.._*
*
4,088 Lamson Sessions
45 Loews Ohio TheatreslstpflOO
"96"
5
43** Jan.
83*4 Jan.
84
100
26
pref. ^.100
preferred..........100
4,760 India TAR
7,468 Interlaka SS
1,508 Jaeger Machine
30
"'120
.....100
cum
695 Harris Seybold Potter
*
130 Higbee 1st preferred..._.100
20
1,028
1,166
Preferred
178 Hanna (MA) %7
63
83
50
45
May
81
"5% "7** ":5
Greajt Lakes Towlng__.__.100
3,175 Greif Bros Cooperage
.*
V 465 Halle Brothers............10
8
3*
27
Feb.
5
72
5
3** May 6
May 21
85
84
90
12
May
8
15* May 7
May 14
May 26
3
May 21
16
6
6
4
50
Sale"
60
May 26
May
23 *4 May
3554 Sale" 3554 May
103
104** 102*4 May
8
36
28
70
6
7
16
14*|
May 19
May 13
10
11
Sale
200 Goodyear Tire & Rubber...*
Preferred
70
429
13
1254
69
60
52
7
36**
3**
4**
2
58
12
60
8
675* May 28
1** May 22
15*4 May 26
4
May 11
3
May 21
58
154
15**
2**
5
65
100
2,415 Harbauer
19
Jan.
Jan.
68
15*
2
60
55
67
60
"49** ~50" ""I "49**
105
May
1 81
112** May 19 114
113
5**
94 Great Lakes Tow pref....100
;
92
16
22
18
30
80
.......
1,799
May 28
8
2** May
May 21
8
1*4 Jan.
49
96
6
20
3*1
49
113
May 5
May 26
May 8
May 14
1**
Sale
Sale
80
182
122
30
May 13
2** May
85
May
5 100
104*4 ""I 104*4 May 26 104**
31
32
33**
May 21 3254
785* 86** 86** May 14 86**
18
100
...*
May
9
May
9
May
2
May 12
60
..__*
....
H C
400 Goodrich (B F)
Preferred
110
"""l6
100
May
6
2** May
5
20
May 28
3
May
5
10** May 11
90
Sale
35*
35*
*
95 Glldden prior pref
116
Jan.
3** Apr. 17
27
26
90
68**
15
25
Preferred
1,043
1,045 Geometric Stamping
"'265
60
5
13**
200 Gabriel Co
652 General T & R
65
68
May 13
2** May
5
20
May 28
2** May
8
8
May 21
65
18
60
35"
647 Faultless Rubber
8
10**
75
28 J*
*
.......100
""2** "4**
65
67
Cleveland 8c Sand Brew ..100
Dow Chemical..
2**
95
*
...
""*83
10
7
50
94
_*
1,315 Eaton Axle & Spring
17 Edwards (Wm) pref
100
1,554 Elec Controller & Mfg.... ,__*
693 Enamel Products........ "~*
15
580
19
4
...100
390 Cooper Bessemer Oil pref
1,057
90
6
103
......
""230
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Jan.
2
3 100
9954 Jan.
Apr. 11 100** Mar.
5
Jan.
4** Apr. 23
38*4 Feb. 18 38*4 Feb.
98
Feb.
7
98*4 May
98*4 May 19
92
May 18
100
100
Preferred
100
..100
534 Cliffs Corporation vtc
*
150 Columbus Auto Parts pref ..*
1,064 Commercial Bookbinding...*
"180
6
50 X
3
._.....*
230 Cleveland Quarries
74 Cleveland Ry
1,117
1.
100
98*4 May 19
90
May 14
3**
56
85
3
----
102
*
2
50/
2
18**
100
20
1
1954 Feb.
1
1,215 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref..*
2,470 Cleveland Elec 111 6% preflOO
178
72
7
90
705 Clark Fred G
vV' 74 Cleveland Auto Mach...
146
91**
63
100
Preferred
27
222 Chase Brass & Cop pfd
3,717 City Ice Ac Fuel........
Pref
770
5
3**
-
31
125 Bulkley Bldg preferred... 100
.......*
340 Byers Machine A
233 Canfield Oil
2
1 100** May
60
98**
75
*
2 Browing Crane pref
100
50 Brown Fence & Wire A pfd._*
B
*
270
loo
May
8**
......100
136 Bessemer Limestone
2
Sale
5
*
B
JAN.
Par.
1,890 Apex Electric......
4
100
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
100** 100
100
92
2
Preferred
Highest.
Sale Prices.
4**
98
86
955 Allen Industries.......
*
770 AJlen Industries preferred..*
50 American Vitrified Prod
50
575
$93,500
668,700
SINCE
Lowest.
Ask.
67
_»
5
650
Sale
4**
1933
STOCKS
RANGE
Sale Prices.
May 29.
Ask. Bid.
100
"4** ""8"
228 Air Way preferred
100
30 Akron Rubber Reclaiming._*
115
Jan. 1 to May 31.
May 1.
Ask.
Sale
Steel Ac Tubes Inc. debs 6sl943
1,318 Aetna Rubber
170
Bid.
100
Lake Shore Elec Ry Gen5sl933
N O T & L 4s
1930.
$42,500
150,550
2
1931.
Cleve Ry 5s
1931
Cleveland Ry 5s
1933
Cleve S W Ry&Lt G3tC5al954
Shares.
Shares.
1931.
PRICES IN MAY.
BONDS
$
15,000
92,000
3,600
1,000
6,000
32,950
%
Bond Sales.
i;
May
Price
Jan.
Jan. 1.
May.
68,813
380,347
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
In
!
1930.
49,482
212,128
13
13** Feb. 10
60
Jan.
6
15** Mar. 25
Feb.
Jan.
16
6
98** Jan.
31
Feb.
6
16
26
35
5*4 Feb. 19
15** Feb. 28
96
Feb.
13
67
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE
SALES
Since
Jan. I.
May.
Shares.
:, 100
VV
5
v
"B"
30
30
10
Preferred
•
6
mm
Preferred
...........100
3,658 National
Acme
.......10
632 National Carbon pfd.....l00
305
150
2,481 National Refining........25
449
Preferred... ...........100
*
4,827 National Tile..........
30 National Tool.............50
173
2,050
10034
18
5
967
100
Preferred...
...100
4,647 Nestle Le Mur class "A"....*
"""is
7,568 Ohio Brass"B**..........
176
*
Preferred..
.......100
617 Ohio Seamless Tube .......*
430
100
2,271 Packard Electric
1.674 Packer Corporation
640
144
•
....
100 Paragon* B" endorsed......*
B 2d pf end
30
""30
1,000
3,085 Patterson-Sargent......
•
145 Peerless Motor............10
2,055 Reliance Mfg
25
....
100 Republic Stmpg fie Enam
16,071 Rlchman Bros
1,749
*
«*
«, -
102
8
"5"
2634
20 34
132
634
3
634
154
22
.........
7
5
30
4%
64
"20"'
1034
1034
11M
1134
3
2 X
24
25 34
'1834 ~2034
„24^
55
Sale
3
2 34
2
.....
""190
257 Bobbins fit Myers Ttc ser 1
*
V t c series 2.............*
155
Preferred ▼ t c_.
25
1,735
634
1
8
2X
50
14,065 Seiberltng Rubber.........*
534
5H
17%
412
927
Preferred..
.........
...100
3,173 Selby Shoe
1,242
Preferred
.........100
90
25
10,323 Sherwin-Williams
Preferred..............100
1,562
105
25
l",261
378
250 Smallwood Stone..
2,509 Standard Textile
62^ Sale
"A" preferred..........
"B" preferred
*
IX
2434
334
60
28
30
2
10
70
443 Trumbu ll-Cllffs preferred 100
827
160
2,040 Union Metal...............a
1,210
600
2,438 Vlchek Tool
*
•
1,556 Weinberger Drug........
90 Wellman Engineering pref 100
210 West Res Inr Corp pr pfd.100
*
1,781 Wheeler Metal
935 White Motor
......50
321
103
234 Sale
2334
1
~~3~"
Sale"
15
134
2334
27
534 May
May
May
May
May
5
40
27
634
20 133
27 1834
19 134
5
8
5
"i§"
11
10
—~
24
—3
May
1
May
8
May 19
May
May
8
1
56
24
Sale
1
10
634
6
A*
1134
8834
60
106
Sale
50
55
13
12
1554
May 25
234 May
6
Sale
Sale
May 11
Mayll
40
May 29 51
May
1
10534 May 4 10534 May
0
1734 May
2 1734 May
1
1034 May
5
934 May 28
134 May
8
2234 May 20
3
May
4
11
May
12
May
8
1
134 May
8
May 21
May
4
25
3
56
1
May 29
May 27
5
May 28
6034 May II
1
May 27
26
40
May
954 May
1
6
6
5
May 28
1034 May
7
50
May 15
1234 May 16
23
2534
May 12
May 13
25
May 16
May 16
28
25
May
1
May 16
10
10
Mar.
9
19
Mar. 12
8
25
Mar. 19
6
534 May 27 1054
May 20 138
May 27 2234
131
Apr.
2 135
8
4
May
8
132
18
May 11
Apr. 18
Mar. 26
Jan.
19
6
31
Jan.
29:
Jan.
14
Feb.
Mar.
Mar. 25
Jan.
5
3
Jan.
Apr.
17
25
3
Jan.
5>
29
Feb.
14r
2354 Jan.
12f
Feb.
14,
2
3
Mar. 23
Feb.
2
14
3
Feb. 2L
May 29 71
10534 Jan. ~I7 10734 Mar. 19
Jan.
5
1734 May •• 2 20
40
May
5
May 28
Jan. 30
May
8
May 20
3
May
4
1934 Apr. 22
20% Feb. 18
1034
954
334
134
2234
54
Jan.
2
1
May 27
234 Apr. 20
5
May 28
Mar. 19
Mar. 12
334 Jan. 30
134 May
8
2834 Feb. 20
13
15
4
26
50
Feb.
934 May
IW
90
Jan.
Jan.
5
Mar. 26
2034 Feb. 18
7634 Feb. 27
3
Jan.
6
234 Jan. 29
734 Jan. 30
454 Feb.
32
May
7
May 15
Feb. 17
Jan. 14
6834 Mar.
104
Apr.
109
Jan.
7
15
Jan.
4
2
Jan.
22
5354 May
Mar. 17
Feb.
9
Apr.
4
Jan.
7
25
Jan.
28
9
May
2834 Mar. 17
25
Feb.
25
8
108
1034 May
9234 May
May
334 May
6
May
12
May
80
May
50
May
7
May
1654 May
99
May
90
9734 May
09
Mar. 24
45
19 105
4
1334 May 13
9554 May 18
30
May
1
May
2
May
2
May
1
May 22
May 25
934 May
1
1734 May 15
99
May
4
I
9734 May
23
Feb.
24
534 Feb.
434 Mar.
4
5
5
10
Mar.
2434
10
Feb.
Jan.
20
20
10
30
6
Feb.
8
70
2754
3
5354 May 28 62
10534 May
2 107
25
30
Jan.
6
3 105
2234 May 23
May
2
3734 Apr. 17
2
20
10
Sale
5
634 May
2
2
28
18
3
90
54
334
Feb.
Mar.
2334 Feb.
3
90
106
Sale
Sale
May 15
10
2
2034
24
Sale
Apr. 29
20
Sale Prices.
Jan. 13
47
3
'
12
1034
25
10
4034 Sale
10534
Sale
634 Sale
6
100 Thompson Aeronautical....*
2,850 Thompson Products Inc....*
175
*
May
5
May 11
May
2
May 16
2
11
50 Swartwout
*254
24X
"2034
30
"25"
6
May 19
2234 May 23
5
iVLay
2
3834 May 22
1734
——
IX
.........*
815 Stouffer Corp "A** w w.....*
Without warrants........*
80
1734
Sale
12
IX
•
407
260
50
——
3
488
1*
36
12
4
32
103
1.
Highest-
Sale Prices.
105
,o
1034
35
•
102
May 15
May
4
..
5
Sale
10% Sale
9
7,097
101
26i&
Sale Prices.
32
May
7
45
May 28
May 15 20
May
4 102
136
132
13034 132
17
18
1734
18X 20
133
13134 132
Sale" "434
6
4
5
105 H
m
105
1834
53a
39
130
2434
5
Sale
35
I
634
13234 138
.....
10
105
634
"43?
36 XI
20
102
1834
12
4134
100
Sale
2034
SINCE JAN.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
32
May
7
45
May 28
38
~20"
104
21
Lowest.
45
6034
25%
-
Ask.
32
36
45
5
3534
10334
200 Nineteen Hundred Corp ...♦
18 North Amer Securities Co..*
2,137
Ask. Bid.
70
26
„
May 29.
May 1.
Bid.
32
45
65
25
.........100
60 Murray Ohio Mfg...........*
4,321 Myers F E fit Bros........
*
580
Ask.
Bid.
*
691 Medusa Portland Cement
*
416 Metro Paving Brick.-..-.
*
110
Preferred...
........100
322 Miller Wholesale Drug
3,941 Mohawk Rubber.......
•""1,148
i
Par.
1,890 McKeeA G
18
Price about
Jan. 2
1931.
STOCKS
Shares.
6
1RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
4
Feb. 24
1754 Feb. 24
Feb. 10
104
8
Feb'.
1034 May
9234 May
May
334 May
2.675 Youngstown Sheet fic Tube
180
45
10
125
1,158 Van Dora Iron
•
...
...
„■
577 White Motor Sec pfd
Preferred.
........
100
.....100
100 34 10034
33
30
7
4
9
8
17
1434
90
"60" 75
25
103
9234
30
"24"
1
534
1054
Sale
734
6
12
84
50
8
934 Sale
9934
108
9534 100
99
Sale
9734 Sale
6834
934
24
26
28
18
22
15
26
25
12
7
1
3434 Mar. 16
24
6
11
#
May
Apr.
May
80
50
Jan.
May
May
70
10
1654 May
May
104
7
5
3
28
Apr.
4
Mar. 12
Apr. 22
2334 Feb. 11
Jan.
13
1 10134 Jan.
27
99
9734 May
Mar.
Mar.
BANKS,
472
450
290
29)
30
4,947
20
2,754 Centrali-United Nat Bk
5734 Sale
Sale
1,504 Cleveland Trust.........100 322
705 Guardian Trust
....100
225 Midland (Ind)
100
220 National City............100
25
16,042 Union Trust
.........
324
.....
72
350
270
825
74
55
5734
5134 55
275
284
30334 305
295
303
Sale
•
226
225
Sale
312
315
6054 Sal e
*5854
Sale
5134 May
May
May
219
May
310
May
5854 May
285
290
28 55
28 30334
71 300
27 226
21 315
28 62
May
5
May
2
May
2
May
1
May 20
May
9
5134 May 28 63
May 28 325
May
7 330
219
May 27 275
285
290
310
Apr. 17 327
5854 May
2&
75
Feb. 24
8
16
13
Jan.
•
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
•
Detroit Stock
I
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
AGGBEQATE
May 31-
May.
Since
Jan. X.
Shares.
„
DETROIT
SALES.
>
301,549
2,049,445
PRICES IN MAY.
Shares.
RANGE
2
1931.
STOCKS
Par.
200 Allen Industries com.......*
160
"""206
116
4,776
11,286
Bid.
Ask.
May 1.
Bid.
840
*
I,170 Alloy Steel class A.....
Class B
*
1,255
3,272 Auto Fan Ac Bearing com—*
*
2,795 Baldwin Rubber class A
*
Class B
12,620
*
42,813 Bower Roller Bearing
*
46,404 Briggs Mfg Co common
106,539 Chrysler Corp common.....*
5,125 Continental Motors com....*
200
5*4 Sale
1*4
11*4
4*4
14**
14**
4*4
2*4
2*4
13*4
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
18*4
2 *4
Sale
Sale
3
IK
.....
9*4
3**
13**
4*4
11
Sale
1
Ask.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
6
1*4
1*4
14**
6**
2*4
2*4
13
1*4
11**
9**
4
Sale
Sale
4
May 13
1** May 13
5
May 21
1** May 13
May
May
May
May
11** May
2
4
May
1
11*4 May 28
9** May 29
11*4
4*4
14**
16*4
15*4 May 29
2*4 May 15
10
May 28
21*4 May 11
3
May
5
10
May 28
2
1
1
1
-
805
545
575
158
100
II,873
6,880
5,644
300
905
113
100
10,681
825
Delsel Wemmer Gilbert com 10
Detroit Ac Clevel NaT com..10
464 Detroit Edison com
.100
150 Detroit Forging A com—
8,854 Detroit Gasket Ac Mfg Co..
100 Detroit Gray Iron Fdy com.*
100 Detroit Majestic cl B com—*
100
140
iiiU
Class A pref
490
175 Detroit Mich Stove Co
Detroit Motor Bus....-.-.10
763 Detroit Paper Products.....*
*
2,815 Detroit Steel Prod com
109,810 Ex-Cello Aircraft Ac Tool....*
6,558 Federal Mogul common
*
""205
3,316
Federal Motor Truck com...*
Federal Screw Works com—*
Ford Motor of Canada cl A..*
874
32,567
22,926
8,500
2,490
1,750
1
35
17** Sale
17
11**
13
Sale
425
510
14", 035
5*4
165
15**
7**
175
3
16**
16*4
18**
8
4 *4
2
28
4**
1**
4**
Sale
2
24
-
6
5**
7**
7
6
9*4
Sale
10**
11
22*4 Sale
5
24*
9
39
3
35 *4
5
Sale
19
20
Sale
22
40*4
3
2*4
6*4
"§"
8
38
o
6*4
"4*4 Sale"
23
Sale
Sale
40"
12
Sale
14
13**
5*4 Sale
6*4
"220
1,403
...*
Hutto Engineering com.....*
1 Kalamazoo Stove
27
11
com...
15
Convertible preferred....*
1,460
15,608 Kresge (S S) Co com
...10
1,181 Lakey Foundry & Mach....*
1,030
2,097
1,200
8,204 McAleer Mfg com
..._..*
17,517 Mesta Machine common....5
27,334 Michigan Sugar com
10
409 Mahon (R G\ conv pref
*
600 Marquette Oil Co com v t c.10
100
Preferred
10
100 Miles Detroit Theatre
10
25 Moreland OH Cbrp class A..*
225
Class B
*
16*4 Sale
1*4
2
85c
*
Kermath Mfg Co com.......*
700 Kirsch Co com
........*
30
2
12
15c
16**
15c
22
2
12
17]
20**
26*4 Sale
1*4
17
Sale
23
20
26
4
34
4*4
20c
4*4
9*4 Sale
4*4
1*4
1 *4
20*4
4*4
5
7
35
755
11,704
16,604 Motor Bankers Corp com...*
8,925 Motor Products Corp com...*
4,275 Muller Bakeries class A com.*
76,966 Murray Corp common...__.*
225 Muskegon Motor Specialties *
77 Muskegon Piston Ring com.*
8 National Baking pref....100
3,510
50
10,541
6,012
10,335
3,510
National Investors
122,514
42,134
46,333
Sale
38
14**
5*4 Sale
3
May
May 15
May
2
12**
May
9
May 21
5
1** May 27
24
May
4
3
May 11
1** May 22
4*4 May 27
2
2
26
11
11
22
May
May
25** May
3*4 May
1** May
13
i!*
15
18**
26*4
1*4
27
2**
17
40c
18*4
31*4 Sale
16c
Sale
.....
Sale
4**
34**
5*4
38
Sale"
11** Sale
Parker Rust Proof com..
Preferred
4,440
25,843
200
975
500
147
100
90
650
12
.....
5,970
2,315 Scotten Dillon com.......10
5,761 Second Nat Investors com..*
Preferred.
1,360
—...*
1,005 Silent Automatic com.....*
Preferred
100
Mar. 19
Jan.
Feb.
26
3
Feb.
15
190
Feb.
13
20*4 Mar. 11
Mar.
5
2** May
5** Jan.
Mar. 23
2*4 May
9
6*4 May 21
Feb.
Feb.
4
J* May
24
May
3
May
1** May
2
Jan.
29
27
Feb.
2
5
Apr.
7
4
Mar. 18
5*4 Mar. 10
1*4 May 22
26*4 May 14
22
May
8
2** May 11
21*4 May 28
20
Apr. 15
2** May 11
32
Feb.
21
30
Feb.
18
4
Jan.
6
34
44*4
5*4
10*4
6*4
1*4
34
48*4
5*4
13*4
6*4
May
3
May
8*4 May
4*4 May
1*4 May
29
21
27
15
May 11
May 14
May
1
May
4
May 25
4*4 May 27
11*4 Mar. 10
6
10
Jan.
7*4
15*4
29*4
60*4
Jan.
3
Feb. 24
Mar. 25
Feb. 16
Apr.
Apr.
4** May
15
May
30
27
26
27
27
5
Jan.
May 29
2*4 Feb.
7
4
Jan.
Jan.
"
29
1*4 May 15
Jan. 27
4*4 May 22
7
May 29
3
20k
4*4 May 22
7
May 29
38
May 26
6** May
4
7
May 29
40*4 May 19
5*4 May 27
7 *4 May
9
12*4 May 28
1*4 May 28
2
May 21
17** May 12
2
May 5
3*4 May
4
15
14*4 May 22
25*4 May 20
2
May 27
May 11
28*4 May
8
2** May 21
11
14*4 May 12
32
May
5
16c
May
1
27
Mar. 21
Mar. 19
Feb. 25
May
4
Jan.
6
Mar. 24
Feb.
Jan.
25
29
38
Jan.
19
Mar. 10
12**
4*4
10*4
6*4
Jan. 26
Jan.
2
Jan. 13
Feb. 17
Mar. 19
12*4 May 28
1*4 Jan.
8
25*4 Feb. 25
2
May 21
9
Apr. 24
13
Feb.
24
25*4 Jan. 29
2
Apr. 20
13
Mar.
10
Jan.
13
Feb.
17
24*4
3*4
25*4
3*4
Mar. 21
Feb.
3
Feb. 25
Mar. 12
12
Jan.
6
18*4 Jan.
21
8
3*4 Feb.
7
28 *4 May
10c
20c
17
18c
May 15
26** May 28
11c
May 21
25c
14
3*4
27*4
1
7
4
30
3*4 May .28
28
May 27
5*4 May
38*4 May
5
9
13
1
3
Sale
7
May 29
May
Jan.
Feb.
20c
11
May
25
25
Jan.
36*4 Mar. 21
10c
35
113
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan. 16
Apr. 21
Apr. 25
15
Jan. 24
8
Apr. 10
7*4 Jan. 23
46*4 Mar. 10
4*4 Feb.
3
17*4 Feb. 28
Feb.
2
Jan. 30
35c
35
13
7*4 Apr.
3*4 May
28
May
3*4 Feb.
7
May
18*4 Mar. 10
5
3*4
4*4
....
4
6*4
3*4 May 28
5*4 May 14
2
May 20
8
6*4 May 27
26
May 26 27*4
92
May
2 105
2
8*4 Sale
29
Sale
7*4 Sale
27
101
Sale
26*4
Sale
Sale
Sale
94
Sale
6*4
May 20
May
1
May
1
May 20
Jan.
5
Jan.
3
Apr.
13
Mar.
23
48
Apr.
48
5
_•
com
10
Common vot trust ctfs
River Raisin Paper com....*
May 28
6
2*4 Mar. 11
1*4 Feb.
4
18*4 Apr. 25
21*4 May 28
22
May
8
2** May 11
35c
11*4
12**
26** Sale
10
Reo Motor
90
3
1
450 Pt Huron Sulphite & Paper.*
10
23
4
*
1,638 Peerless Cement common...*
20,110 Pittsburgh Forgings com...*
6
9
26
8*4 May
1
6*4 May 16
5*4 May 20
9
May
1
20** May
4
15
1
12**
Feb.
17*4 Mar. 23
11** Jan.
May
May
vJS*
160
3
Feb.
Mar.
May 18
5*4 May
4** May 26
15
May 27
6
6**
iJS A*
20
30
15*4 Mar. 17
15*4 Jan.
10
.....
»
Packard Motor Co com.....*
Parke Davis Ac Co
•
20
3,135
com
270 Outboard Motors class A
Class B
150
6*4
4
Feb.
3
Mar. 27
15
14
14
10**
14
8
25
1
...
4,090
6
1
3
24
3
22*4 Mar. 25
2*4 May 15
10
May 28
4*4 Feb.
6
5
12
3
18*4
26*4 Sale
1*4
2**
25c
.....
26
Sale
4
13
30c
17*4
4 J* May
5*4 Feb.
17
Jan.
25
Sale
15**
4
10*4 Sale
4*4 Sale
1*4 Sale
20*4
6**
7**
Sale
43
2** May
9
May 21
Feb.
Mar.
15*4 May 29
o
6
Jan.
Jan.
1
2
May 21
9** May 29
Feb.
30
Jan.
1
May
Jan.
9
5
40
2**
"7" Sale
.............
Hudson Motor Car
5
9
8
7,808
54,171
Sale
***
5*4 Sale
5
6**
5*4 Sale
11
1,195
1,865
11
8*4 Sale
6*4
6*4
5** Sale
10
Class B.
1*4 May
1
May
17*4 May
8
-21**
26,729 Hall Lamp com
*
2,456 Hoover Steel Ball com...—10
3,284 Hoskins Mfg com..
.*
3,450 Houdaille-Hershey class A..*
Class B
*
90,746
11
3*4
1
100
1,640
.»
9
30
...10
140,291 General Motors com
.*
30,543 General Parts common
Convertible preferred....*
87,225
7,377 Graham-Paige Motor com..*
13,964 Grand Rap Metal Craft..—*
4
1
2
12*4 May 21 13**
14
7
5*4 May 19
6
May 19 165
164** 160
3
3
May
2
12" 15*4
28
3
....
200 Howell Electric class A.....*
"575
17*4
2**
"6" "ii
3**
4**
....
com.
300 Gemmer Mfg Co class A .._.*
950 Gen Fdy & Machine units-
May
1
May
16*4 May
12**
5*4
126 Gt Lakes Engineering com.10
"2",600
2*4
13
Sale
15
Class B
Fourth Nat Investors
Sale
1
11 *4
8
213 Dolphin Paint Ac Varnish A.*
Class B
*
100
14,700
20,657
8,961
200
*
15*4
2*4
9**
5*4
1*4
—*
15,660
4,485
1,280
2,309
100
g Sale
-
250
7** Jan.
5*4 Jan.
Apr.
1
Apr.
*4 Jan.
10*4 Jan.
3 *4 J an.
3
8
16
200 Copeland Products Inc
1,000 Copeland Products class A..*
Class B
*
4,654
*
Class B v t c
1,840
2,185 Crowley-Mi lnsr Ac Co com..*
'"830
1.
Sale Prices.
May 29.
Ask. Bid.
100 Brown Fence & Wire cl B—*
"9,784
JAN.
Jan.
1,900 Airway Elec Appliance com.*
500
SINCE
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
261,314
1,764,909
Shares
Jan. 1 to
1930.
1931.
May
3*4 May
4*4 Jan.
May
6*4 May
26
May
5*4 May 14
6
2
8**
10
10** Sale
18*
10
8*4 Sale
!8
14
I*
21
7
Sale
1*4 Sale
15
18
6
6*4
1
1**
15*4
4
15
2*4
32
10
89**
3**
60
4*4
40
7*4
85
9*4 May 28
5*4 May
6
May
1*4 May
15
May
3** May
39
May
6** May
28
26
1
14
19
27
7
10*4 May
7
6
1 *4
15*4
3**
45
7**
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
2
1
26
"
14
19
12
20
Feb.
3*4
11 *4
31*4
108*4
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
10*4 Apr.
Jan.
10*4 Apr.
1 **
Mar. 21
3*4 Apr.
9*4 May
7*4 Apr.
6
Jan.
26
17
21
28
26
22
12
13*4 Apr. 13
8
5*4 May 28
6
May 26
1*4 May
Jan.
27
10*4 Feb. 11
8
Feb.
2
Jan.
18
5
8
18
Jan.
28
3*4 Jan.
3
May 27
53
15
Jan.
39
6
Apr.
8994 Feb.
27
20
6*4 Feb. 27
13
90
Feb. 25
Feb. 26
Feb. 10
69
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Jan. 1.
Shares.
1,193
378
105
""""670
200
2,575
STOCKS
Shares.
Square D class A.......
*
C1888 B
*
3,410
3,890 Standard Steel Spring..——*
425 Stearns (Frederick) & Co—*
1,082 Sutherland Paper com....10
610 Third Nat Investors com..—*
28,299 Tlmken Axle com.........10
Preferred..............100
112
3,207
Investment
May 1.
1931.
Par.
125 Union
2
Jan.
Since
May.
com
*
U S Radiator com....
*
Preferred
—100
7
850 Universal Cooler class A..—*
200
3,225
24,399
31,017
Universal
Product com
*
—
610 Walker & Co units
Warner Aircraft Corp com..*
160
8,803
*
Class B
127,202
*
Port! Cent com. .10
150 Wolverine
——*
75 Wolverine Tube com
Yosemite Holding com v t c.*
900
104
102
"75c
oi
.
3
70
4
1J4 Sale
134
13
23
Sale
24
2
154 Sale
Sale
25
Sale
734
11
11
May 22
634 May 16
May 26
1354 May 14
734 May 13
May 14
19
24
100
10
19
Sale
7
May 14
1834 May 19
734 May 19
734 May
5
1834 May 19
934 May 20
104
70c
12
Sale
60c
Warrants
5,514 American State
51,200 Detroit Bankers
74,797 Guardian Detroit
20
...—20
20
135 United Savings......—100
Sale
Sale
Sale
75
64
8234
53
60
7434 Sale
4234 Sale
75
TRUST COMPANIES.
3,100
jAUU
KJ
•No par
6,282 *■ 1MWUVJ unun & Trust vw««v
Fidelity Bank
aims*. Co..20
value,
o
Sold for Cash
x
Ex-dividends,
.
y
29
50
48
'
Bx-rlghts.
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices.
11
18
19
26 32
24
13
5
734
19 26
19 1154
10 103
Mar.
534 Feb.
May
18
Apr.
6
Feb.
1834 May
734 May
10134 Feb.
Apr. 21
80c. Apr. 23
88c
22
.....
!S
12
20
Jan.
2
70
65
Feb.
14
2
Jan.
12
!8
Sale
26
134 Sale
834
22
May 14
134 May
1
1334 May
8
23
May 28
234 May
1
234 May 21
60c May 19
234 May
1
60c May 19
3
May
134 May
May
2234 May
134 May
10
14
26
26
28
3
234 Sale
30c
60c
62
Sale
3734 Sale
5954 May 27
3554 May 27
21
2234
17
May
8
11
5
Feb.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
5
8
6
3
May
5
Feb. 20
Feb. 20
Feb.
14
Feb. 24
80c. Apr. 23
2034 Jan.
2
65
Feb. 14
4
Feb.
9
134 May
May
2234 May
134 May
734 Mar.
254 Feb.
26
26
28
22
16
26
10
Mar. 20
234 May 21
50c. Apr. 22
234 Feb.
4
1734 Feb. 28
24
Feb.
5
354 Mar. 12
834 Mar. 24
334 Feb. 13
12
Apr. 15
354 Mar. 24
75c. Apr. 24
67
10
75
May
4234 May
1
1
4134 Mar. 2
5954 May 27
3554 May 27
51
Mar. 25
2934 May
4
17
75
16
11
4
15
10
334
Prices.
19
7
18
8
22
2034 Sale
22
7
24
Sale
Lowest.
Prices.
BANKS.
13,799
8,172
1.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Sale
1
6
„
10
"834 Sale"
~954 Sale
134
1336
1134
v
19
734
9
31,359
300
n
6
24
434
Ask.
21
7
24
26
510 Whitman & Barnes Inc com
5,673
1234
28
1134
12
24
Lowest.
May 29.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
100 United Shirt Distributors..*
110
2,350
SINCE JAN.
Price
EXCHANGE
STOCK
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
DETROIT
AGGREGATE SALES.
May
8
Jan.
5
9034 Jan. 24
5934 Jan. 80
65
Feb.
2
48
Jan.
6
Baltimore Stock
e
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
'
Stock Sales.
1931.
May
Shares
Jan. 1 to May 30
AGGREGATE
Jan. 1,
'
,
3,000
3,000
1,000
2,400
3,000
2,000
—
30,900
.
—
—
1.000
2.400
1,000
m
200
4.000
-•
2,000
3,800
16,000
7,000
'7^
100
2.000
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
1962
...
j
1,000
.
«
.
-
.
-
..
.
.
.
.
—
—
.
1,000
1.500
5,000
3,000
2,000
.
—
.
—
.
—
3,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
3,000
7,000
......
......
1,000
2.660
......
......
......
5,000
1,000
7,000
1,660
5,000
......
2,000
44,000
98,000
15,500
4,000
12,000
......
Shares.
......
Ask.
.....1961
1961
4s 3rd P & B
4s annex
impt...........1951
165
Sale
103 % May
11,029
100
55
2,038
—
*
May 19
105H 106%
101
Feb.
101
Feb.
104% May 12 105
May 23
105% May 26 105% May 26
104% May
100% Jan.
100% Jan.
May
May
8 103% May 8
9 105
May 20
1941
101
88
May 20 101
May 20
92%
3,000 Arnold Cypress Co 6^s_.1939
2,000 Arnold Lumber Co 6%8>_1937
92
99
94
92
99
93
Atlantic Coast Line Co..._
Balto & Harrisb RR 5s...1936
Bait Spar Pt & Ches 4 %s.l953
Bait Trac N Bait Div 5s..l942
i. 1939
47
First 5s
50
83
95
100
104
1,000
21,000
22,000
1,000
1,000
28,000
3,000
23,000
5,000
13,000
3,000
6,000
9,000
1,000
31,000
455,000
247,000
80,400
83,100
142,000
100
103
105
104%
106
6,000 Consol G E L & P 4%s__.1935
3,000
3,000
4,000
5,000
5,000
8,000
95
102 H
1965
1931
1934
97
98% 100
Ga Sou A Florida 5s.i
1939
95
Knoxville Traction 1st 5s 1938
Lake Roland 1st 5s
1942
Lord Bait Hotel gen
79
75
75
96
1940
88
1935
93
2
4
75
95
97
May 4
May 13
95
103
May
104% May
106
May
101% May
105% May
55
May
98% May
81
97
May
May
2
4
May 4
May 13
26 103
181*
10
Feb.
3
101% Mar. 3
101% Mar. 3
101% Feb. 17
Mar. 27
92
May
100% Jan.
100% Feb.
Jan.
Apr. 22
Apr. 22
94
Mar. 27
Mar.
2 94
3 100% Jan.
3 100% Feb.
Apr. 20
51% Jan.
75
May
Jan.
2
10
80
70
81
May
95
Jan.
27
95
Jan.
97
5
3
3
22
Mar. 11
4
27
97
May 13
Mar.
101
Mar. 10
May
100% Apr.
118
Feb. 20
May 13
May 26
103
14 104% May 14
7 106
May 7
18 101% May 18
11 105% May 11
9 60
May 13
29 99
May
9
101
Feb.
105
Mar.
100
Apr.
104% May
106
May
107I May
105
May
70
Apr.
101
100% Jan.
105% May
55
May
98
Feb.
18
19
Feb.
14
7
18
11
11
97% Feb. 10
May 26
75
97% Feb. 10
90
90
Jan.
14
Jan
14
Jan.
2
93% FeD. 25 95
101% Mar. 11 101% Mar. 11
May 26
75
May 28
96
May 28
50
6
80
Mar. 11
89
Apr.
18
Feb.
24
Feb.
3
95
Jan.
50
96
97% Apr.
1
Feb.
56% Mar. 5
01% Jan. 15
Jan.
101% Jan.
70
65
90
103
83
83%
96
83%
Feb.
65
83% May 13 83% May 7
90
May 20 90
May 20
May
1 100
May 1
100% 100
79
89
Sug 6 H*. 1937
41%
19 X
"44"
50
Sale
22
102
86
51
44 %
20
Sale
90
Sale
-
86
%
44
95"
55
Sale
19
60
85% May
May
86% May
51
May
44
May
18
May
33
May
50
May
12
May
102
50%
Sale
37
Feb. 21
91% Apr. 16
03% Mar. 12
Mar.
....
51H
12%
55
11 85%
1 102
15 86%
51
4
20 44%
25 20
6 38
21 51
18 14
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
11
1
15
4
1
2
1
20
14
83% Apr.
90
Apr.
88
Jan.
6
93
Jan.
6
94
Jan.
00
Apr. 20
79
96
Sale
100
Sale
38 H
Jan.
79
Jan.
85% May
50
02
88
May
1
29
Apr.
50% Feb.
4
25
26
44
.
Jan.
67
Mar.
42% Jan
18
May
33
May
7
95% Feb. 20
100% Feb.
86% May
Mar. 13
Feb.
25
16
15
Jan.
17
20
50
12
Jan
May
35
Jan.
94
10%
Mar.
94
Mar. 11
65
,
STOCKS.
1,370 Appalachian Corp
10,439 Arundel Corporation
635 Atlantic Coast L
(Conn)...50
210 Baltimore Brick pref........
22,899 Baltimore Trust Co
10
388 Baltimore Tube preferred 100
25
Common
165 Berliner-Joyce Aircraft
10,905 Black A Decker
Jan.
Mar.
Mar.
Feb.
102% Apr. 22
102% Apr. 17
105
May 23
103% May 2
88% Mar.
37
No par value.
2
5
24
97
70
1st 6s
1949
Wash Bait A Annap 5s...1941
1,000 West Penn Traction 5s..I960
260
Feb.
47
May
May
75
50
Funding 5s...........1936
Shares.
May
18%
w w.1943
United Ry & El 1st 4s
1949
Income 4s
.......1949
Feb.
101
Feb.
82% Apr. 29
Sandura Co Inc 1st 6s
1940
Silica Gel Corp 6 H* w w.1932
Standard Gas Equip 6 H* 1932
Tolchester Beach 6s.......
Un Porto Rican
92
90
Monon Vail Trac 1st 5s.. 1942
Norfolk Street Ry 5s.....1944
Prudential Ref 6 Ha
2
Sale
Maryland Lat'l & Post Rd L n
Maryland Mtge 5H*
1948
North Ave Market 6s
Olustee Timber Co 6s
May
75
81
6%%.
Macon Dublin & Sav 5a..l947
Md Electric Ry 1st 5s
1931
1st & ref 6%s series A..1957
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
94
92
97% 100
90
1945
Klngsport Press 6H%
98% Sale
97% 100
Georgia Marble 6s.......1950
Feb.
100%
100%
101%
100%
101
103
1939
1,000
Ref 1st 5s
3,000 Elk Horn Corp6%s:.
15,000 Finance Co of Am 6 H*
50
76
76
75
5,500 Carolina Fiber Co
3,000 Central Ry consol 5s
Charleston Cons Ry Gas
& Electric 5s
4,000
1999
8,000 Ches A Potomac Tel of Va 5s
5,000 Commercial Credit 6%..1934
16,000 Consol Gas Gen 4%s
1954
6,000
Feb.
87%
101%
101%
101%
May 23 105
May 23
103% May 2 103% May
2
May 19
105
May 23
105% May 26
100% Jan. 15
103% May 8
105
May 20
100% Jan.
101
105
1945
w
101
101
100
1937
6,500 Benesch (I) & Sons I
101
Apr. 20
Feb.
3
Feb.
3
Apr.
6
Apr.
6
Apr. 29
ar.
7
101X4
105% May 20
Mar.
101
103 J
1043
Prices.
Mar.
6
Feb. 19
Jan. 17
103
105 H May 20 105% May 20
5,800 3^8 public improvement. 1940
1.000 3^8
1936
1,000
3,000
15,000
14,000
4 102%
Feb.
3 101
Feb.
3 101
100% Jan. 14 102
101
Mar. 20 102%
5 105
99% Jan.
99% Jan.
87%cMay 26
38% Sale
37%
35% Sale
80
common....*
May 28
May 21
35
May 28
90
83
May 21 116% Feb.
Feb.
30
Jan
May
7
60
30
Sale
30
Sale
37%
30
Sale
35% Sale
Corp.
Preferred.................
35
83
1
May 18
38% May
5
60
Sale
__
......
6 105
1.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
101 % Mar.
6 101%
101
Feb. 19 101
100% Jan. 17 100%
101
1951
1980
JAN.
101% Feb.
1953
4s oaving loan
SINCE
101
100 H
1961
4s School
1930.
$409,400
3,340,700
Lowest.
100
.......
2,075
Highest.
Sale Prices.
1962
(coupon)
Jones Falls....
8,000 48 second sewer
14,600 3^8 new sewer
_
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 29.
Ask. Bid.
1962
4s P & B
200 3%s
-
May 1.
Bid.
1962
48 conduit
4s O B
5,000 48 second series P & B
--
1.000
^
Ask.
4s second water serial
1950
100 4s Second Water Serial__1949
■
.
Bid.
2,300 48 Sewerage Impt—......1961
3,300 4s sewerage Impt..
..1961
2,000 4s burnt district
.....1960 100
5,000 4s O B
1960
2,400 4s Conduit
1958
13,000 4s water loan
..1958
1,000 4s Second Sewer (Cpn)_..1956
2,600 48 park loan
1955 100
31,700 4s annex impt...
......1954 100
-
'
RANGE
1964
6,100 4s dock loan...
—
10.100
Jan. 1 to May 30—
...1974
4s second sewer
4s
200 4s
m
1931.
BALTIMORE CITY BONDS—
4s second sewer
i
1931.
$253,900
1,516,200
-
PRICES IN MAY.
BONDS
S
$
May
Price
Jan. 2
Since
May.
BALTIMORE
STOCK EXCHANGE
Bond Sales.
55,253
369,590
204,276
SALES.
In
1930.
47,787
11
15
10
Sa;
E
8% Sale
30
May
1
35% May 28
6% May 21
6% May 19
30% May
8
36% May
7
6% May 21
10
May
1
75c
Jan.
8
10
1% Feb. 24
42
60
Jan.
Feb.
27
9
10
2
32% Feb.
4
35% May 28
37% Jan.
20
6% May 21
3% Feb. 20
Feb.
2
.
Apr. 30
6% May 19
Feb. 24
23% Apr. 10
24% Feb. 20
71
BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
STOCKS
Jan. 1.
Price about
Jan. 2
1931.
Since
May.
Ask
Bid.
mm
m
fc
112
Feb.
19
43 Commercial Credit......
m
May
6
9 22*4 May 22
May
1
1 83
19 24*4 May 19
26 88** May 11
5 112** May 27
18 110** May 22
May 29
2
May 27
22
21
Jan.
Jan.
May
May 23 118
113
350
8
31
917
45
14
■V'-tV
142
720
215
147
10
24
r
538
301
111
Preferred B........... ...25
418
66
6%% l"t preferred.... ..100
297 Commercial Credit N O pf..
7,019 Congo) Gas £ L & Power
342
6% preferred ser D... ..100
5>*% pref w i ser E... ..100
..100
5% preferred..
....
2,150
2,110 Consolidation Coal..... ..100
292
,
*
962 Eastern Rolling Mill..
992 Emerson Bromo Seltt Awl—
.....25
2,868 Fidelity Ac Guar Fire Corp. 10
...50
2,151 Fidelity 8c Deposit
1,749 Finance Co of Amer A...—*
Series B
15
518 Finance Service
20
29
331
1.735
pref. 100
115 Empire 38th St Corp
206 Equitable Trust Co
com
10
Preferred..
1
Guilford Realty Co
.....
334 Houston Oil pref v t c
100
Preferred (new)
'
1,532
70 Humphreys Mfg Co
""218
192
3,215
491
10
91
110
Sale
109
Sale
103 M 103**
IK
—
65*
31
7%
Sale
Sale" '82*" "III
88"
Sale"
111
105"
Sale
45
723
25
Sale
33
195
25
2,699
17
105
857
May
29
May
35
May
39 % May
40
24
25
Sale
id**
10
Sale
as:
John E Hurst
27" Sale
Mercantile Trust..
10**
10 %
10%
Jan.
Jan.
108** Jan.
102*4 Jan.
82
110
May
30*4 May
30
30 X
May 19
40** May 18
35
24
132
7
May
10
1
May
63
283
30
Sale
-----
14
8
23**
31 **
12
6**
Sale
8
23 %
Sale
29** Sale
Mort Bond & Title w 1
—
25%
24**
Sale
7
5
57
325 Natl Sash Weight pref
33
New Amsterdam Casualty.
Sale
537 Northern Central.........
105 Park Bank
3*4 May 14
10** May 18
6** May
2
23
May 28
29*4 May 21
May
12
May
7
May 19
30
May 13
30*4 May
5
SIX
31%
89**
40
Sale
62
313
303
Sale
400
..*
58** Sale
May 13 405
May 13 30
May
May
Common
7,081
27
si
m &
40
40
Sale
58
"l",076
1
287
12,882
Preferred
50
2,871
50
3,022 United Rya 4c Electric
59,297 U S Fidelity & Guar new...10
....
5 Walton 8c Co pref
50
100 Wash Bait 8c Annapolis
"'277
mmm
"70
•
No par
2,942
Western
Md Dairy Inc
pref *
Prior preferred..
104
...50
418 Western National Bank...20
value.
Jan.
2
Mar.
Jan.
.Tan.
23
Feb.
50
Feb. 26
22** Feb. 26
Jan.
29
Feb.
25
Sale
Sale
Sale
22**
Sale
Sale
4
27 J
Sale
26
24
Mar.
1
87
May
1
Feb.
20
87
May
3*4 Jan. 16
10** May 18
it*
Mar.
33
Sale
35
99
9
36
Feb.
32
Jan.
24
17
41
Feb.
16
Jan.
16
13 417** Mar.
May 12
Mar. 18
Jan.
15
34**
1
Jan.
4
6
Mar. 18
25*4 Apr.
14
Jan.
12
May 19
31** May 11
30
May 18
90
May 18
31** May 11
32*4 May
90
May 18
31** May 11
30
May 18
85*4 Jan. 19
34*4 Mar. 19
36** Feb. 24
90
May 18
22** May
62
May
20
55
May
May 21
6
1
Jan.
55
May 27
May 14
6
8
May 27
22** May
8
52** May 29
4
May
22
May 28
May
May 21
Mar.
Jan.
i!
16
6
5
May 13
May 25
May 11
52
8** May
55
6
28
8
98*4 May 23
99** May 23
33
May
2
33
May
2
2
17
Mar.
20
Jan.
11
May 27
7
Jan.
10
Mar. 14
9
23
Apr.
15
13** Jan.
9
Feb.
Mar. 19
Apr.
Jan.
3** Apr. 17
May 28
22
Jan.
19
Jan.
27
94
Jan.
33
22** May
6
Feb. 26
70
30
Apr.
54*4 Jan.
33**
33*4
Mar. 13
96
1
Sale"
2
Apr.
May 28
29*4 May 21
4*4
23
16
94
94
98**
Sale
2
23** May 20
10
52 **
4
54
27
May 21
Feb.
20
Sale
94**
6
Mar. 14
Mar. 26
7*4 Mar. 2
61** Apr. 18
8** May
10
52
3)
93 X
1
Mar.
9
15
22
May
24
5
8
98
50c
Jan.
10
25** May
6
May
7
May
57
May 11
21
23
5
10* Mar. 17
6
17
15
.......
Union Trust Co
Mar. 21
20
—
748 Un Porto Rican Sugar com..*
Feb. 24
4
22
com
613 Standard Gas Equip pref—
958 Standard Gas Equip common
260
32
3 165
Mar.
Jan.
............
Silica Gel common
14
16
4 395
28
4
Roland Park Homeland Co-
4
25 Second So Bankers
Jan.
24** May 29
5% May 14
7
May
~
55
May 19
20
common
Penna Water 8c Power
4
17
Jan.
Jan.
May 28
Jan.
1
59
Preferred...
17** May 14
23** May 20
87
May
28
25
6
1
13
45
35
405
30
pref...25
Monon W Penn P S
May
5
22
29
40
6*4
7*4
38**
22**
16** May
23** May 20
87
May
'
Sale
Sale
40
38** May 21
39
2
32** Jan.
6
1
4
8
21
2
19
26
Feb. 21
12
Apr. 29
29
May 19
30
Jan. 20
39*4 May 19
7
4
1
May 28 25** May 26
May
2
May 28^ 155
10 % May 1^ 10** May 15
10
411
*
Jan.
2
2 118** Mar.
Mar.
6 22
Apr.
24 23
28 24** Feb.
17 84** Mar.
7 24*4 May
13 100*4 Feb.
Feb.
2 112
May
6 110
May
12 105
6
10
Apr.
10
.....
—100
3,276
7 *4
Sale Prices.
68
40
23**
329 Mt Vernon-Woodb M v t--100
8,595
24
10il
27
19
19
19
Jan.
Jan.
80
24
16 " Sale
87
1,329 Merch 8c Miners Transp
572
21** Jan.
139
pref...
2d preferred
25
1,760
14,123 Maryland CasConew when Iss
3,226 Maryland Tr Co new when Iss
9,672
2,048
7
ioK'ii**
13 Merchants Mort & Credit..
"T.259
'V
Sale
35
388 Mfrs Finance common v t—25
1st preferred
727
25
158
105 H
7%
8
305* Sale
5 May Oil Burner...........
"""24
24**
85** Sale
112*3
110**
2
...
w
K
.:v:v
-«?-
22% May
83
May
24 % May
85
May
110% May
110
May
104** May
2
May
Common class B vot tr...
4,759 First Nat Bank
46
83"
23
85
A....10
O
405
22 "May"!
Sale
22
Preferred............. ;:i25
807
204
23
I.
Highest.
Lowest.
'
■mm
SINCE JAN.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices..
Sale Prices.
Ask.
115%
699 Che® & Pot Tel of Bait pf. ..100
313
Bid.
Highest.
Lowest.
May 29.
May 1.
Ask
Bid.
Par.
Shares.
Shares.
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
BALTIMORE
BALES.
Apr. 16
30
7
18
Mar. 20
62
6
Jan.
37
13
Jan. 20
Feb. 20
97** Mar
2
Jan.
27
I
99** May 23
55
38
Jan.
Jan.
3
13
San Francisco
J
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
1931.
May
Jan. 1 to
May 31
AGGREGATE
In
1930.
710,946
6,483,399
Shares
1,083,956
7,099,240
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
SALES,
5,000
2,000
1,000
"6",566
1,000
6,000
45,000
2,000
34,000
15,000
28,000
18,000
2,000
3,000
5,000
1,000
6,000
17,000
2,000
16,000
6,000
Shares.
ser
1945
1933
"98"" Sale"
"50% ~55~~
6%
80
275
70
425
255
88
24,817
5%
1952
Paraffine Cos, Inc, 5%..1935
1938
5%
390
115
1,220
570
100
'88
5%
Southern Pacific Co 4% %
Union Oil Co of Calif
84
115
91
88
96%
--
104%
80
56
May 25
May 25
-
_
105% ...1. 106% May 26 106% May 26
113%
1_ 112%JMay 12 113% May 27
105%
107% 108
99% 100
98% May
6
99% May 12
_
100
76
75%
115%
65%
70
99% 103%
94% Sale
'69
6%. 1942
5%
.
1945
1.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
102%
Jan.
Sale
6
52
May 18
85% May 8
Prices.
103% Mar. 9
67% Apr. 15
85% May 8
101
Feb.
2 101
Feb.
2
104
Feb. 26 105% May 12
104 % Feb. 20 104% Apr. 23
105% Jan. 16 106% Feb.
9
89
May
1
99% Jan.
3
103% Feb. 13 104% May 20
55
Feb.
3
68
Feb. 21
95
Feb.
2 105%
103% Feb. 20 103%
6 111
108% Feb.
106% Apr. 28 107
6 105%
104% Jan.
92
92
May 21
96
Feb. 16
97%
95% Apr.Apr.
75
50
Apr.
84
May
64% May
Feb.
21
Mar. 18
May
May
Mar.
4
95% Apr.
Mar.
22 102
22
94% Jan.
91
Jan.
25
Mar.
28 85
91
May 25 94
102% Feb.
4 105
103% Jan. 29 104%
105% Feb.
3 106%
110% Feb. 11 113%
104% Mar. 18 105
106% Jan.
6 107%
98
Mar. 26
Feb.
Apr. 23
^eb. 20
ay 11
13 100
Apr.
28
21
6
13
26
15
22
24
I
Apr. 23
Feb.
21
May 26
May 27
Jan.
31
Apr. 25
Jan.
"92% Sale"
78
75% May 27
117
May
104% May
69%
99% 101
91
94% May
93%
104% 101 % May
83
87
May
77
May 22
M ay
2 117
2
9 104% May
8
2
67
1 "94% "May"!
4 105% May 21
6 87% May 12
Jan. 10
75% May 27 90
114% Jan. 16 117
May
2
102
Jan.
5 10451 May
8
73% Apr. 14 73k Apr. 14
99 % Feb.
3
99% Feb.
3
94% May
9451 May
1
1
101 % May
4 10651 Mar. 6
87
May 6 9751 Mar. 2
STOCKS
Shares.
pflr
18,646 Associated Ins Fund Inc...10
16,301 Atlas Imp Diesel A...
*
595 Bank of Calif N A
100
17,655 Bond 8c Share Co, Ltd
*
59,934 Byron Jackson Co
...*
1,475 Calamba Sugar com (new).20
1,075
7% preferred
20
3,888 Calif Copper Corp.........10
7,445 Calif Cotton Mills Co.....100
4,315 California Ink Co Inc A..*
654 Calif-Ore Power Co 7% pf.100
83,421 Calif Packing Corp
Crown Zellerbach Corp—
95,423
Common ▼ t C
.....*
7,551
Preferred A..............*
Preferred B_.___.
3,628
9,945 Douglas Aircraft Co capital.*
834 El Dorado Oil Works capital *
11,421 Emporium-Cap well Corp....*
7,325 Fageol
1,394
Motors Co com.....10
Preferred...
13
171% 180
3%
6%
4%
8%
205
250
6%
7%
6
Sale
13%
2.055 HawaUan C 8c S Co Ltd
5,967 Hawaiian Pineapple Ltd..20
Co.
520 Honolulu Plantation Co
1,461 Hunt
Bros
Sale
3
7%
220
6H
4%
May
May
May
May
May
13
May
14% May
2070*
8%
Sale
18
"14%
16
12
108
44
5%
20
Sale
14%
18
98% Sale
19%
20%
400
.....
5
2%
18%
Sale
2
25
22
111
91
Sale
92
3% Sale
29
43
29
14%
5%
1%
21
7
1%
18%
12%
7%
%
2%
22%
91
111
Sale
94
Sale
2%
19%
Sale
22
Sale
20
Sale
4%
5
Sale
25
23%
6
19%
15%
8
1%
2%
17
18%
12%
13
34
84
% May 25
May
1
May 26
May
May
May
25% Sale
23% Sale
May
16
16
20
17%
May
101
101% 101
101% May
17
17
17%
20
18%
May
330
330
365
365
22%
5%
46%
44%
43
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
70
110
Sale
90
28%
Apr.
May
Jan.
Apr.
5% Jan.
220
Apr.
6% Apr.
3
May
13
May
13% Feb.
4% Apr.
10
%
4%
17
5
5
9%
21
23 220
8%
7
4%
2
26 15%
20 14%
11%
157%
3%
2%
78
20
Sale
24%
28
26%
3% Sale
80%
35
Sale
7
2%
7%
16%
2%
5
29
79
23%
17%
3
28
35
72%
20%
91%
22%
16%
2% May
19
May
19
May
17% May
12% May
7% May
% May
2% May
1
28
6
30
30
35
May 25
2% May 26
17%
15
15
33%
25%
26%
10%
11
2
May
May
2% May
1
15
5
15
1
8
72% May 27
8
Sale
5
Feb.
4
2
5
6
Jan.
6
2% May 29
19
May 26
May
May
Apr.
Jan.
% May
_
2
27
26
27
12
28
May
4
May 13
3% May
1
May
5% May
1% May
20% May
12%
27%
29
37
15
50
42
Sale
Sale
8%
13
.....
9
13%
35
26%
33
12%
53
Sale
7%
22
29
13
23
28
28
26
1
29
5
16
May
May
12% May
36
May
28% May
30
May
16
May
42
May
12
May
16
6
19
Apr.
8
Jan.
13
Feb. 27
Feb.
10
Jan.
21
Jan.
12
18
Feb.
Mar. 23
Jan.
Feb.
20
16
Mar. 10
111% May 23
52
Feb.
94
Apr. 14
52
Feb.
16
17
22% Feb. 26
102% May 14
23% Mar. 3
350
Jan.
15
6%
54%
53%
23%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
12
12
26
15
Feb.
13
12
10% Mar. 24
1% Jan.
3
3
30
Apr. 16
90
Feb.
Jan.
9
7% Jan.
26
27
39* Feb. 21
Jab'.
17
26
36
Mar. 12
fjf Mar. 23
11
Jan.
2
2
Jan.
2
101
May
May
12% May
35
May
26% May
27
May
9
May
42
May
9
May
27
Feb.
24
Feb.
102% Jan.
6
7I*
rB
May 27
Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 16
72% May 27
24% Mar. 30
15
May 25
2% May 26
30
Sale
2
Sale
18
May
3% May 2
33% May 7
30
May 12
17% May 26
12% May 23
81
15
Sale
Mar. 23
340
29
26
27
26
23
26
40
5%
13%
V
% May 25
2% May
1
% May
2% May
24
28
18%
20 179%
17
4%
29
19
10%
29 250
29
2
26
16
10
6
12 111% May 23 106% Jan. 21
27
1
May 8 20% May
1
85
Jan.
3
May
8
25 92
22% May 27
27 29% May
4
17
16% Apr. 24
19
May 14
7 102% May 14 98% Jan.
2
17
25 19
May
7
May 25
May 26
5% May
1
1% May 27
13% May
1
27
Packing Co cl A.*
3
18*
80
-
13
May
7
18% May
157% May 20 163% May
Sale
..10
150 Hutchinson Sugar Plant..15
No par value.
Sale
163
25
562 Home F 8c M Ins Co of Cat.10
25,325 Honolulu Cons Oil
14%
15
10
520
*
91
Sale
78
107
So Pac Co Ore Lines 4%% *77
400
650
96%
75
74%
156"" Sale"
J'52
100
135
85% May II
60
May 11
84
May 25
74
May 15
58%
104
I 1949
Gt West Power 8% pf A..100
7% preferred
100
2,010 Haiku Pineapple Ltd com.20
1,055 Haiku P'n'apple Ltd,7%^ pf25
2,055 Hale Bros Stores Inc
*
252
75
May 18
May
8
84
May 25
64% May 28
56
103%
105%
25%
4,374
May" 11
95
....
80
65
96
4,407 Galland Merc'l Laundry Co.*
913 General Paint Corp A......*
B
*
1,320
65,269 Golden State Milk Prod Co. 25
215
116% May" 19 111
105% May 28 105% May 28
92
92
May 21
May 21
Sale
85
70
24%
23%
150
8
—
94~
400 First Nat Corp of Portland.*
61,115 Food Mach'y Corp com
.._*
9,292 Foster 8c Klelser....
...10
110
_
57
"4",672
19,306
JAN.
95
104
85
90
25 Fireman's Fund Indem(cap)10
2,606 Fireman's Fund Ins Co
25
315
270
8
12
8
6
23
20
12
85% May
"92~~ II""
"""689
460
Sale
Sale
93
104%
60% Sale
103%
110%
107
105%
1957
Unio'n OiYCorp
50 Crocker 1st Nat Bk of S F.100
200
SINCE
Realty Co,
San Joaquin Lt & Pow 6%
417,259 Caterpillar Tractor Co
....♦
13,054 Clorox Chem Co A.
403 CWCo G & E Co 6% 1st pf.100
11,099 Consol Chem Indclass Apt*
8,474
1,216
Sale
110
71,178
-40
85% May
104% May
1 105% May
105
May
8 105
May
105% May 29 106% May
89
93% May
May
1
104
May 11 104% May
60
May
1 61% May
104
110
507 Calif Water Serv Co pref..l00
674
60
104%
122
713
Sale
106%
105%
726 Calaveras Cement Co com
*
15
Preferred.. ..........-.100
1,000
90
—i—
105%
105%
103%
1937
598 Anglo 8c Lon Paris N Bk__100
500 Armour & Co A...........25
590
104
104%
103%
11,690 Alaska Juneau G M (cap)__10
1,610
5,426
948,000
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
May
6
102% May 11 103
52
May 18 55
May
6
Sale Prices.
101% 102%
1941
PacificT flcTCo 5%
288
"4",960
92
Ill" "60""
84
90 *
104
1952
Shell
52
101% 103
104% Sale
1955
Equip &
Ltd, 6%
Ask.
Ask. Bid,
84
Lowest.
May 29.
May 1.
Bid.
104
Pacific Electric Ry 5%..1942
Pacific Gas 8c Elec 6%
1942
8,965
-
94%
100%
5% '46
Ang G & E Corp 5%.1939
5%
1930.
$133,000
RANGE
A 6%'38
12,000
6%
1942
7,000
5%%
1947
3,500 Los Ang G& E Corp 5%% 1949
1,000 L A Ry Co (of Calif) 5% ..1938
12,000 Market St Ry 7%
1940
6,000 Merc Amer Realty Co 5% .1951
75,500 Miller 8c Lux 6%
1945
43,500
7%
1935
14,000 No Amer Invest Corp 5s..1947
10,000 Orph Theatre & Rlty 6%.1946
63,000
6,000
36,500
1,000
1,000
2,000
31,000
39,000
May 31
PRICES IN MAY.
103%
80
Western Pow Co
Ry
3,000
2,000
7,000
102%
1937
17,000 Coast Cos G & E Co 5%.-I960
300,000 Emp Cap well Corp 5% %_1942
8,000
29,000
7,000
39,000
21,000
9,000
6,000
80,000
Ask.
1935
12,000 Calif & Haw Sug Ref 7%. 1937
22,000 Calif Ore Pow Co 6%
1942
165,000 Calif-Pack Corp 5%
1940
2,000 Los
1,000
1935
5%
5,000 Food Mach'y Corp
8,000
Bid.
_
12,000 Great
""500
1931.
S
22,000 Assoc Oil Co 6%
4,000 Atlas Imp Diesel Eng 6%
1,000 Balfour Bldg 6%
1,000 Calif Gas & Elec Corp 5 %
Jan. 1 to
,
BONDS
Jan. 1.
$
1931.
$227,500
1,151,000
*
-
Price
Jan. 2
Since
May.
Bond Sales.
May
15
s!%
May 22
May 29
Jan.
May
26% May
27
May
9
May
42
May
9
May
8% Mar.
17
23
28
28
26
1
29
9
3
Feb.
7
8
Feb. 26
Feb.
6
Feb. 10
22% Mar. 26
105% Apr.
6
6
105% Apr.
Mar.
21% Apr.
5
4
8*
Feb. 27
Feb.
9
41%
Jan.
6
39% Jan.
28% Jan.
2
52
7
Jan.
6
15% Feb. 17
9% Jan. 27
r
73
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
SAN
Jan. 1.
Shares,
Jan.
STOCKS
Par.
170 Investors Assn (The) capital *
680 Jantzen Knitting Mills com *
15,867 Kolster Radio Corp, com...*
5,041 Langendorf Un Bale Inc A._*
B
*
2,801
941 Leighton Indus Inc clA ser 1 *
131
248
300
115
28,835
2,006
1
130
>
480
65
Bid.
64
422 No Amer Invest Corp com.100
636
5M% preferred..
100
40
665
6%
365
100
preferred.....
44,101 No Amer Oil Cons
4,146
20
16
....10
802
100
200
16
iM
18
5
10 54
1
455
14,146
6,456
6,756
873
335
"'440
46
,
1
'
75
100
1,099
23,355
Series 2
...
4,693
225
9
323
10
275 Sierra Pac Elec Co 6% pf..l00
700 Sou Pacific Co
2,260
971
1,220
37,125
150
280,278
"6",823
8,615
325
175
17
854
IS*
89
Sale
90
Sale
Sale
95*
.....
Sale
18
Sale
63,343 Union OH Assoc...........25
25
96,285 Union Oil of Calif
4,986 Union Sugar Co common..25
535
7% preferred
25
41 Weill & Co (Raph) pref... 100
397 Wells Fargo BkStUnTrCo.100
100
5,945 West Amer Fin Co 8% pf__10
Western Pipe 8c Steel of Calif
com
10
Yellow 8c Checker Cab (Cons)
Class A series 1
50
Sale
Sale
May 25
85
Jan.
Sale
Sale
Sale
J?K
6
454
1154
4154
2554
llv*
50
165*
118
12754
Sale"
34
2854 May 23
67
May
2
73
May 23
45* May
1
8
Sale
14
10
1354
"754
18
15*
1?"
7754
Sale
Sale
Sale
12
95
f 3*
Sale
lH il»
50
34
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
29 185* May 11
May 13
22 18
654 May 14
26
454 May
1
1
13 1154 May 13
29 485* May 11
1 265* May 13
May 13
*4
May
8
29
7 1055* May 15
May
1
28 22
6
19
95 May
May
1
29 17
May
8
18 124
May 15
21
May
8
19 37
4
94
30
Sale
5
Sale
Sale
41
47
9154
93
35*
30
554 Sale
12
36
183*
Sale
35*
«fH
1?*
16
1654
254
1454
14
Sale
Sale
1954
75*
Sale
Sale
25*
18
25*
Sale
12
250
354
49
95
735*
1254
1154
95* Sale
9
3554
1554
554
aS*
40
W
Sale
c
16
7
Sale
Sale
75* Sale
Sale
1754 Sale
254
454
265"
Sale
2354 Sale
854
475*
9254
17
16
23
290
33
20
Sale
106"
268
31
Feb.
10
"17"
106
205
2
20
245
354
225* Sale
6
10
4
3
May 29
Jan.
16
Jan.
16
May 25
13
Mar. 28
Feb.
Feb.
27
25
15
Apr.
6
Mar.
2
Mar. 28
Mar.
May 25
11
32*
28
Mar. 25
Mar.
3
1654 Feb. 25
l*8
Jan.
28
Jan.
23
545* Mar. 10
265* May 13
May 13
88
IjgX
M*
Mar. 2C
Mar. 25
Feb.
29
Apr.
13
10
Apr.
Mar. 18
Apr. 22
Mar.
9
Feb.
13
Jan.
2
5
Jan.
Apr.
15
Jan.
185* Mar.
Apr.
May 25
3
7
7854 Jan.
2
8354 Jan.
1254 Feb. 13
Apr. 10
Apr. 29
Apr. 29 1315*
Jan.
8 13154
May 19 505*
Feb. 13
1554
9
May 13
22
6
5
May
11
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
9
10
May
154
15*
8
" May 21
29
May
9
45* May 12
36
May
1
41
May
2
93
May 4
3
3
May 21
30
May
1
554 May
4
36
May
1
49
May 21
93
May
4
Jan.
10
Jan.
20
Feb.
9
1154 May 12
15* May
1
254 May 13
11
May
8
7754 May 12
124
May 12
106
May 13
9
5
Mar.
10
1254
654
95*
1754
Apr.
14
Jan.
Jan.
5
27
Jan.
7
83
Jan.
7
May
May
May
May
Jan.
3
124
Jan.
1055* May
Feb.
21
28
Apr. 23
45* May 12
May
1
41
May
2
36
86
Feb.
14
8454 Apr.
May 8
95* May 29
9
May 19
3354 May 28
1254 May 22
10
May
7
954 May
1
38
May
5
554 May 13
45* May 26
40
May 27
754 May 14
75* May
5
5
May 13
51
May
1
954 May
1
1454 May 15
155* May 15
254 May 16
17
May
5
1654 May
175* May
3
May
17
May
5
6
5
5
May
2 250
354 May
1
2
1
11
11
May
354 May
Feb.
22 5* May 25
2554 May 21
854 May 16
854 May 16
4
4
Feb.
17
Feb.
13
Feb.
14
18
Feb.
26
18
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
1454 Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
11
245* Feb. 13
2654 Feb. 13
454 Mar. 26
21
Apr.
2
Feb.
9
98
1354 Apr.
145* Apr.
254 May
17
Apr.
2
Mar.
Apr. 28
85* Feb. 27
69 54 Jan,
9
May
May
Apr.
98
250
Apr. 16
3454 Feb.
2
105* Feb. 13
36 ■ May
1
55
Mar.
5
93
Apr.
2
1354
105*
5154
2554
Apr.
3354 Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
250
9
5
15
9
T4
Mar. 30
1005* Mar. 20
May
95* May
20
Sale
42
Feb.
2
Mar. 24
Feb.
Jan.
11
75
V
27
Jan.
7054
1205* 12354 1215*
104 54
1045* 1055* 104 54 105
3
22
20
8*
29
22
26
29
Apr. 25
4154 May 29
7
Mar. 31
Mar.
Jan.
18
May
May
May
Apr.
n*
3:7 May 13
Sale
6
it*
94
2
May
2
May 23
Apr. 29
10
12
ii8
10l%
Jan.
285* May 23
68
May
1
77
May
5
6
May
5
22
10
5
Mar. 25
6
854 Mar.
Apr.
Jan.
May 12
554
3
2
May 20
May 16
Apr.
6
19
9
1754 Jan.
254 Feb. 26
Feb.
10454 1035*
20
2054
22
10
"1054
65*
Sale
53
11
415*
2554
283*
50 54
10454
2054
v -78^
165*
11954
12954
554
25*
954
10 3*
Sale
Sale
100
com
4
72
40~" "50"
Transamer Corp tr ctf old .25
335 Traung Label 8c Lltho Co A.*
Sale
36
1,718,795
No par value.
35
25*
,
•
Sale
12554
454
554
37
40
854 Sale
Sale
579
120
11454 115
10054 10254
*
173,882
Sale
12154
880 Standard OH Co of N Y-..25
5,017 Thomas Allec Co
*
103
Sale
(cap) ..100
24,396 Tidewater Assoc OH
1,529
6% preferred
29,781
Sale
Sale
50
50
50
12
Sale
7,203 Sou Pac Golden Gate Co A.*
B
»
2,449
8,632 Spring Valley Co Ltd
*
•
220,108 Standard Oil Co of Calif
""970
2,888
com
78
6
2
Jan.
5
•
85,055 Shell Union Oil Corp..
*
45
534% cum conv pref....100
1,433 Sherman Ac Clay 7% pr pf.100
45
Sale
124
Sale
18
75*
454
125*
5
1454
Roos Bros Inc common..__.*
Preferred
15
95* Sale
173* Sale
...
4,136 S J Lt & Pow 7% pr pfd..100
252
6% prior A....
...100
Schlesinger 8c Sons Inc—
A common.
2,665
2,249
7% preferred.
....100
213*
56
250
Convertible preferred.....
6,293 Rainier Pulp AtPaA com ...»
*
163,420 Richfield Oil Co com
73,600
7% preferred
..25
135
997
723
554 Sale
185* Sale
104
21
42
iio
Sale
2554 Sale
2754
2754
.........
950
"70"
454 Sale
1254
1154
203 Ry Equip & Realty Co class A
1st preferred
4,467
Series 1
279
14
45*
17
6
120
6% preferred..
34,835 Paraffine Cos, Inc, The
Sale
77
21
...100
1,473
5,410
com
May 16
Jan.
15
31
2
May 15
21
68
118
Pacific T & T Co
5
13
84 54 May 20
33
17
6
Mar.
254 May 11
14
May
1
8954 May
7
554 May
8
154 May 29
May 14
15
8754
654
83
4
10
Feb.
May 23
May
4
May 15
May 14
Jan.
1254
85
Feb.
Apr.
4 54 May
85
35*
1254
Prices.
12
Mar.
6
1
Sale
15£
154 May
4
7
7
754
May 15
Sale
10654 May
1 110
1085*
554 Sale
154 Sale
7854 Sale
8354 Sale
954 Sale
100
4,222
V'
Highest.
Sale
Apr. 23
Apr.
7
Apr. 28
14
5
75*
2854
*
100 Phillips Petroleum Co cap'l.*
2,156 Plg'n Whistle Corp pref
*
V
1-
Prices.
8
954
8„
34
2,330 Pacific Finance Corp com.10
25
184,649 Pacific G Ot E Co com
534 % preferred
28,680
25
47,360
6% 1st pfd
25
44,948 Pacific Ltg Corp common
*
$6 pref
*„*
2,931
204,641 Pacific Public Service Co...*
44,825
Non-voting com (new) w l._
First preferred (new) w 1
23,475
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
21
....
254
H
982 Paahau Sugar Plantation. 15
36,990
8,978
14,519
4,103
Ask.
10
1834
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 29.
Ask. Bid.
20
1,184 Occidental Insur Co cap
10
7,605 Oliver United Filters Inc A..*
B
•
11,805
1,265
525
Ask.
Class B v t c
._...._.*
708
34
15*
*
9K
103*
6,601 Leslie-Calif Salt Co.
1,192 L A Gas Ac Elec Corp 4% pf 100 1015* 105
585 Lyons-Magnus A
634 Sale
*
i
419,507 Magna vox Co Ltd.
154 Sale
*
1254
13
7,983 Magnln & Co (I) com
90
Preferred 6%
370
100
3,554 Merchant Cal Mach Co com 10
654
754
100 Market St Ry prior pref—.100
432 Merc Amer Rlty Co 6% pf.100
70
Sale
2,053 Natomas Co capital
*
""io
3,609
2,150
May 1.
Bid.
'
,
370
JAN.
2
1931.
Shares.
SINCE
Price
Since
May.
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
275
Jan.
10
55* Mar. 16
17
854 May 16
285* Apr. 13
9
Mar. 25
/
Los
Angeles Stock Exch
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES STOCK EXCHANGE
May
Shares
:
1930.
573,707
4,469,569
2,985,239
Jan. 1 to May 29
May.
BONDS
4.000
3,000
5,000
1,000 Los Angeles Gas & El 5Mia *43
55*«--1947
7,000
55* S
1949
2,000
6s
1942
11,000
5s
1961
11,000
8,000 La Ry Co 1st mtge 5»
1938
1st & ref 5s—
1940
10,000
1935
6,000 Miller & Lux 7s
6s
1945
2,000
1956
2,000 Nev Cal Electric 5s
1942
13,000 Pac El Ry 1st mtge 5s
10,000 Pacific Gas & Elec 5s_.__1942
5s
1955
1,000
5>*s
1952
13,000
45*8
1957
5,000
33,000
2,000
9,000
26,000
16,000
7,000
5,000
33,000
Richfield Oil 6s
21,000
21,000
29,600
1952
5s
1954
General 5s.
So Calif Gas 5s
1957
55*s
1952
6s
....1950
So Counties Gas 45*8
1968
Union Oil of Calif 5s
1945
5s
1935
6s
1942
2,200
100
500
"*343
850
3,600
700
100
25
""50
3,000
390
3
2,900
245
3,600
10
100
8,200 Byron Jackson Co...
1,850 California Bank
...25
350 California Packing Corp..
1,237 Central lnvestment Co
100
4,950 Citizen's National Bank..20
36,600 Claude Neon of Del
*
1,206 Commercial Discount.....10
18,500 Douglas Aircraft Inc
900 Emsco Derrick & Equip..
*
82 Farmers & Mer Nat Bank. 100
Machinery
656
1,800
300
'"166
50
'"466
100
5,600
6,150
3,900
2,250
700
1,200
900
400
State
Milk
*
com 25
Prod..25
1,280 Lincoln Mortgage com
1,290
Preferred
1,711 Los Angeles Athletic Club. 10
295 Los Angeles Biltmore pf. 100
2,857 Los Angeles Gas & El pref.100
10,600 Los Angeles Invest com.. 10
515 Moreland Moter pref
10
561 Mortgage Guar Co
-.100
15 Nat'l Bank of Commerce..25
2,350 Pacific Amer Fire Insur..l0
800 Pacific Clay Products
...*
52,600 Pacific Finance com
10
Preferred series A......10
21,500
Preferred series C
17,950
10
Preferred series D......10
11,050
New
96
10294 1035*
102% 1035*
102% 1039*
999* 10094
10394 104
10494
92
929*
91
9294
1009*
10594
105
12,700 Pacific Gas & Elec com..25
1st Preferred
5,846
.....25
832
59*% preferred.........25
2,100 Pacific National Co
25
15,200 Pacific Public Service A....*
New....
3,100
May"l2
105
105
104
10194 10294 10394 10394
104
1049*
1049* 104
9494
96 94
849*
989*
10094 10194 1049* 105
9594
9694
84
90
100
98
5 10694 May 12
Feb. 27
106
May"27 l069*~May~27
Feb.
929*
929*
1039*
1049*
"75" May" "6 "75" May" 6
Feb.
109
Feb. 26
Apr. 23
106
Apr. 10 1069* May 27
Apr. 22
Apr. 22 99
429* May
1
439* May
1
27 106
16 1109* Apr.
6
1039* Mar. 6 1039* Mar. 12
91
Jan. 16
8
939* Apr.
Feb. 20
75
May
6 80
9294 Mar. 13 10294 Jan. 16
Feb.
102
Feb.
4
4 102
99
------
—
10454
86
10694 Feb.
929* Feb. 26
949* Apr. 10
6
6 1039* Mar.
Mar. 13 1049* Mar. 13
Mar.
Jan.
28
----------
—
95
May
1
849* May 27
9694 May 20
88
May
8
429*
1029*
9694
1049*
1049*
1049*
May
Apr.
1009*
1039*
10594
949*
849*
Feb. 26
Feb. 26 102
Mar. 11 10394 Mar. 10
Feb. 18 1059* Feb. 10
99
105" May"26 1059* May'15
105
1
Feb.
4 1029* Feb.
Feb. 20
969* Mar.
Mar.
4 1049* Mar.
Mar.
6 1049* Mar.
Mar.
4
6
6
6
6 1049* Mar. 26
10 104
Apr.
10
Mar.
May 20
May]27
Mar.
96 %
3
969*
Apr. 29 99
May 26 1059*
18
8
May 28
17
May 28
694 Sale
63
70
"3"
Sale
79
"979*
80
21
80
79
73
779*
75
23
75
769* May 25
39* May 27
799* May 12
75
80
81
80
81
73
75
16
Sale
16
Sale
16
169*
17
219*
1894
1794 May 20
25
129*
27
139*
8
410
6
385
2394
.1™ F
17
219*
199*
3
185*
29*
29*
179*
14
3094
39*
20
149*
66
3
8
9
7
8
16
73
103
99* Sale
7
10
Sale
24
21
6
259*
24
t
14
II*
Sale
99*
9
489*
1069* 108
6
8
39*
2
"3
157
158
I"
"2l""
108
9
Apr. 29
May 15
18*
46
294 Sale
294
45*
"39*
29*
152
154
219*
12
119*
99*
1094
469*
2194
259*
119*
119*
89*
7
Sale
2194
Sale
17$
289*
1.45
iff
Sale
1
45* May 13
2
May 20
55*
14
21
2
26
7
7
7
28
27
28
6
8
279*
259*
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
53
May 20
15
11
119*
994
994
1194
42
50
May
1
209* May 19
1794
69*
14
18
9*
9*
13
15
3
239*
69*
3929*
309*
ill
Mar. 19
Mar. 26
Jan.
6
Apr.
16
Mar.
Mar.
4
2
Apr.
6
209* Jan.
15
209* Mar. 19
86
Mar. 16
80
May
Apr.
Feb.
18
5
Jan.
Jan.
9
6
89* Jan.
22
13
Feb.
7
Mar. 19
Jan.
Jan.
13
Jan.
14
Jan.
3
29* May
6
2
May
394 Apr.
4
229* May
15
May
12
May
119* May
994 May
10
May
1194 May
48
May
289* May
259* May
53
14
26
13
7
7
12
27
9
13
11
May 20
May
94 May
3
May
[65
Feb.
25
28
Apr.
15
May
10J* Apr.
994 Jan.
894 Jan.
95* Jan.
1194 May
142
May
27
Feb.
259* Mar.
509* May 14
50
229*
994
179*
694
189*
89*
179*
59*
May
May
May
May
14
May
94 May
Mar.
529* Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
May
14
May
94 Mar.
Feb. 19
Feb
3
1
Feb. 19
Feb. 18
Feb. 19
Feb.
3
Jan. 13
1694 Feb. 18
119* Apr.
2
994 Apr.
1
25
10
1194
549*
289*
259*
15
Apr. 25
Jan.
May 14
Jan. 27
494 Apr.
21
1
209*
20
239* Mar. 25
20
Feb.
Jan.
May
May
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
21
6
24
Jan.
2
294 May 22
294 May 22
May
5 153
May 18 157
1
1994
75*
90
9
5
2
7
25
259*
179*
1194
119*
994
10
1194
27
22
5
Mar.
22
153
259*
Sale
Sale
1.25
41
1
2094
29* May 27
2
May 20
43
'2294
30
55
13
Jan.
229* Jan.
75
Jan.
80
Apr.
754 Feb.
949* Feb.
369* Apr.
94
Jan.
Apr. 29 21
MayI27 33
1894
Feb.
7
9*
Mar. 19
3
Apr.
7
2
694
Apr.
55
Apr. 11 75
2 110
May 14 10294 Jan.
6
5
1094
Apr.
May
5
8
May
4
2694 May 11
May
2 110
7
May 23
106
5
54
56
499*
519*
105
1039* 1059* 104
50
Sale
50
Sale
„
Sale
May 4
May 27
3*
6
7
7
27
26
219* Mar. 16
1894
9*
19*
494
8
22
..
Sale
59*
25
119*
119*
1
19
May
6
May 14
69* May 12
3
60
43
2794
2594
519*
529*
1009* 101
55
60
1
2
69
4
Sale
21
11
4794
179* May
14
May
May
1
129*
3
May 26
3109* May 21 3709*
249*
49*
18
1694
May
7
14
1394
May
2
199*
849*
66
75
May 22
4
4
May 14
7
69*
May
4
19
4
43
119*
109*
85* Sale
■
3*
29*
39*
29*
159*
22*
...
"58"
39* Sale
171
2494
:::::
-
6
194
162
139*
79*
49*
§H
3
Sale
5
20
3
Sale
80
Sale
6
19*
729* Sale
69
Sale
Sale
20
May 26
3659* 3109* May 21
18
May
5
80
May
2
179* May 14
Jan.
699* Jan.
39* May
75
May
2594 Apr.
729* May
72
May
149* Jan.
15
3
86
85
8
32
179*
310
385
300
28
5
80
8
May 14
39* May 27
75
May 26
70
729* May 27
72
May 22
159* May
1
919*
May
Apr. 17
59* Apr. 29
70
779*
45*
45*
May 25
8
80
63
80
6
Sale
6
77
554 Sale
May 28
Mar. 19
10
9
75
65
17
55
...
43,800 Pacific Western Oil Corp..*
1,400 Petrollte Corp............
12,600 Pickwick Corp com.......10
105
Highest.
104
3094
104 94
969*
9794
98
1059* 10594 10594
1059* 105 94 1 05 94
1059* 105 94 105 94
199*
1154
1294
209* Sale
...... ..........
Preferred
10694
60
43
10
17,200
8001
42
104
99
75
I0694 May" 12
909*
919*
92
9094
9194
1059*
1049* 105
1059*
10494 10494 105
106
1065* 1069* 1065* 1069*
9894
9994 1019* 102
60
Co......25
600 Monolith Port Cem com....*
218
Pref
800
1.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices. Is
Feb.
Feb.
106
4 106
4
90
Q4-
Q1}
8,700 MacMHIan Petro
700
JAN.
SINCE
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
86
55
62
91
Sale
104
10154 102
55
70
81
75
87
57
90
99
98
21
*
3,750
100
92
2,027 Home Service 8% pref
25
15,700 International Re-Ins Corp 10
'"966
200
91
90
93
Pacific Mutual Life Insur.10
200
89
1025* 103
102 54 103
10494 10554
99 Goodyear Textile pref
100
986 Goodyear Tire & Rub pf.100
738 Hal Roach 8% pref
25
17,300 Hancock Oil common A..25
4,000 Pacific Lighting com.......*
102
6% preferred
5,200
84
10
....
10
200
70
10194
239*
Corp
285 Foster & Klieser
5,600 Gilmore Oil Co
4,534 Globe Grain & Milling
106
10594
10694
10694
106
1059*
10994 11094 1109* 111
1059*
10494 10494 105
93
929* 939* 92
92
90
Lowest.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
80
75
101
*
100-- Jantzen Knit Mills
1,900
1055*
10494
107 h 10854
101
1015*
91
925*
1894
25
Ex-warrant
400 Golden
474
120
105
125 Broadway Dept Stores pf.100
300 Food
RANGE
100
90,300 Bolsa Chica Oil A
408
398,500
—
$277,500
1,743,500
Pari
STOCKS
300 Assoc Gas & Electric
20 Barker Bros, preferred..
1,900 Barnsdall Oil A
-"*""35
29-.
May 29.
May 1.
Ask.
1939
Shares.
100
1951
5s
10,000
29,000
Shares
1949
5s
Sou Calif Edison 5s
6,500
20,000
77,000
23,000
1944
Sierra 8c San Fran 1st 5s. 1949
2nd
Jan. 1 to May
1930.
v
2
1931.
Bid.
%
T6oo
1931.
$84,000
i
—
Price
Jan.
Since
Jan. 1.
In
May
PRICES IN MAY.
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
AQQREOATE SALES.
Bond Sales.
1931.
334,047
Stock Sales.
23
19
10
30
15
1
18
Apr.
1
May 27
Mar. 10
May 13
May 11
679* Mar. 20
589* Jan.
2
8
Apr.
1
Feb. 26
Apr. 13
Apr. 24
Feb. 20
18
Feb.
7
1.35 Jan.
5
279*
109*
1894
159*
LOS ANGELES
AGGREGATE SALES.
Price
2
1931.
May.
Jan. 1.
BONDS
Par.
"~6~ 700
$
13,600 Republic Pete Co.........10
365 Republic Supply Co........*
310,500 Richfield Oil common......*
2,900
16,000
132,500
Preferred
109,100
25
.....
Rio Grande Oil
1,861 San Joaquin L&P 7%
._..*
pr
50
259 Seaboard National Bank..25
»
-
290 Seaboard Nat'l Secur Corp 25
38,300 Sec First Nat'l Bank L A..25
10,300 Shell Union Oil com.......-*
"8", 600
3,800
8,800 Signal Oil & Gas Co A.....25
B
25
1,100
93,000 Sou Calif Edison Co com..25
200
16", 800
962
Original preferred......25
7% preferred...........25
13,800
6 preferred.............25
38,800
5#% preferred
......25
32,900
..25
1,205 Sou Calif Gas 6% pref
472
6% preferred A
25
716 Sou Counties Gas 6% pref 100
*
188,300 Standard Oil of Calif....
912 Superior Oil com
25
220
2,400
5,900
7,500
250
42,80§
4
3,300 Taylor Milling Corp
500
111
......*
101
115
103
37# Sale
37 #
40
81
Sale
8# Sale
15#
16,900
16.000
700
1,090
16^
600
IK
22 #
IK Sale
2# Sale
4# Sale
-
121K Sale
104
42#
56#
82
40
40
81
5#
Sale
7
7
9
11
Sale
56
44
60
29 # Sale
26# Sale
24 # Sale
25 f
52
29#
30
27 K Sale
26 # Sale
25% Sale
26
100#
36 % Sale
iy*
.....
21
75
13# Sale
Sale
Sale
15% Sale
16# Sale
12%
8%
13
21
11*
18
19
23
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
1# May 15
1
1# May
8
May
8
2
May 14
4# May 18
,v*
1 # May
1
1
1
20
1
2
4% Sale
2# May
5
May
121# May
1 124
105# May 15 106#
50
May 27 50
40
May 27 40
39
40# 42#
May
7 41
42
56#
75# Sale
75# May 19 81#
5
Sale
5
5#
May
7
120# 123
103# 110
6#
UH
7
7%
Sale
60
26# Sale
26#
25#
29
26
22
4
1
22
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
2
4
8
14
9
11
14
13
101
Sale
17;;
60
34
Jan.
5
Apr. 27
10
Apr. 23
41# May 29
52
May 26
29# Jan.
2
26# Jan.
2
24# Jan.
25# Jan.
Sale
18
18
75
7#
325
325
16
Sale
14#
17
Sale
15#
9#
9#
9
16
Jan.
2
20
6# Jan.
5
9# Jan. 27
10# Feb. 21
Mar. 30
May 23
Apr. 11
May 27
Mar. 17
Mar. 30
Feb.
8
Jan. 21
17# Feb. 17
16
Jan.
22
54# Feb. 26
60
Feb.
19
May
9
May 11
May 14
May
6 101
May 28 38
May
May
Apr. 21
Mar. 17
6
4
Feb. 24
Mar.
75
7#
2% Mar.
20
6 124
Jan.
6 106#
50
Apr. 11
40
May 27
Jan.
2 41
39
Apr. 29 42#
75# May 19 95#
10
5
Apr. 30
13 115
23 101#
50
27
40
27
26
37#
7# May 27
45# May
56
May
30# May
28# May
27# May
26# May
1# May 14
19# Jan. 27
1
May
8
2
May 14
3# Apr. 27
Mar. 25
ior
35
May 27
41# May
52
May
29# May
27# May
26# May
25# May
29# 29#
27# Sale
8% Sale
325
Highest.
Sale Prices.
17
18
25
Lowest.
Ask.
1% Sale
21
IV*
80
10
3,400 Western Air Express
7,900 Western Pipe & Steel Corp. 10
400
Ask. Bid.
IK
Sale
46 #
55
Sale
417 Union Bank & Trust Co..100 325
22 # Sale
25
122,800 Union Oil Associates
23 # Sale
25
135,900 Union Oil of Calif
30
1,100 Van De Kamp Hoi Bakery._25
22
20
3,438 Weber Showcase & Fix pfd..*
QQ
1.
Sale Prices.
May 29.
May 1.
Bid.
50
25
352 Title Ins 8c Trust Co
683,700 Transamerica Corp
124,700
Ask.
1.251.42#
19
27
5# Sale
7
Sale
6 J* Sale
Bid.
pf100 114
0% prior preferred.... 100
60 Seaboard Dairy Credit pf.100
E* warrants
100
10
351
10
10
SINCE JAN.
Jan.
Since
464
202
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
LOS ANGELES
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
%
1,700
75
STOCK EXCHANGE
11
Sale
9
19 K
12
14
13
24
22#
23#
22#
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
19
75
9#
325
17
17#
10#
25#
18
May
May
75
May
7#
325
May
May
13#
May
14#
May 27
9#
9
May
8
13
May 4
16
May 21
May 18
Mar. 27
Apr. 28
Jan.
16
Apr. 28
At>r. 27
3
Feb. 11
Feb. 25
Feb. 26
Jan. 16
Feb. 13
Feb.
13
May 18
Mar. 25
May 29
May 20
Jan.
Jan.
15
19
Apr. 13
Apr. 13
RIGHTS—
1.80 Jan.
73,500 Pacific Gas 8c Electric.
99,600 Pacific Mutual........
381,100 Sou Calif Edison.....
*
Pacific Gas & Elec. rights removed from
y
19
6
/l# Jan. 15
2# Mar. 9
1.45 Jan. 31
2»ie Mar. 10
trading at close of session March 10.
Pacific Mutual rights removed from trading at
Added to list this month,
1.25 Feb.
close of session March 7
Removed from trading at close of session April 20 1931.
vvV
•-r-
XV; /.
Y-".
;:'.~
/
Pittsburgh Stock
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
Jan, 1 to May 31
AGGREGATE
SALES.
1930.
144,927
633,014
Shares
301,549
May.
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
20
150
,
50
134
""356
4,182
6,269
Bid.
14
1
Sale
Preferred
*
15 Colonial Trust Co....
100
400 Columbia Gas & Electric
♦
20
112 Consolidated Gas pref
50
65 Consolidated Ice preferred.50
130
.....
10
....
67 Diamond National Bank..100
594 Donahoes Inc clA..
*
100 Duff Norton Mfg........
*
1 Duquesne National Bank.100
515 Electric Products........
6 Fifth Avenue Bank
7
65
3
5X
::::: ~mrm
5
May 12
May 27
May 12
May 27
540
5,030
15
245
370
60
20
""642
120
52,479
100
100
4,940
525
190
63* Sale
18
Sale
53*
5X
18% Sale
115
130
23
20
23* Sale
IX
Sale
Sale
May 25
May 19
20
1
17 X
IX
10
May 28
11
17
33 X
X May
5
103* Sale
May
2
Sale
20
Sale
10
6
600
Sale
.....
Sale
6
450
420
12
5
May 21
May 20
20
10
May 21
May 19
25
683
"""460
20
230
5,079
3,714
8 318
318
May
110
325
125
"4", 575
225
10
May 19 110
2,175
570
10 Union Storage Co
......25
6,293 United Engine Ac Fdy ......*
2",093
32
30
1
2
23*
43* Sale
26
19
73
27
30
120
300
Sale
50 Waverly Oil Works cl A
270
50
200
2,200 Westlnghouae Air Brake
250 Westghouse El Ac Mfg
e
200 Wiser Oil Co
265 Zoller (William) Co
530
Preferred
Sale
May
•
Mar. 19
Jan. 12
6% Jan.
21
7
30
Jan.
Jan.
9
10
Jan.
20
Jan.
7
8
7
Jan.
6
Apr. 24 120
May 25 293* Feb. 24
May 19
33* .Tan.
3
30
Feb.
11
Feb.
10
Jan.
6
133* FeD. 14
Mar. 14 295
Mar. 14
Jan.
2
Apr. 30 35
25
20
5
11
May 21
35
25
Jan.
Feb.
May 20
15
Jan.
Apr.
15
May 19
Jan.
19
110
19
8 318
May
103* Mar. 6 15
May 19 110
Jan.
2
24
6
9
4
9
19
May
8
Mar.
6
May 19
Jan.
71
27 375
75
4
May
71
May 28 185
Apr. 28
Jan.
May 25
May 27
May
4
203* May
73
May
31
May
110
May
31
May
4
Sale"
17
Sale
45
Sale
31X
19
118
1173*
97
Sale
32
153* Sale
21X
3X
26
Sale
—-
19%
—
28
IX Sale
137 X
....
10
May
65
May
Sale" 27
May
110
May
30
May
1*/
IX May
2
3
May
-
25
10
27
5
14
25
65
27
110
1% May 18
2
May 26 120
May 20
115
94
Sale
97
May
May
May
May
33* May
263* May
19
May
25
May
May
1
J*
1
29 1013* May
May
1
1
8 17% May 13
May 27
27 47
9
9
3X May
29
11* May 8
20
May
1
1
May
5
25 28
13* May
1
13* May
1
May 13
90
May 29 104
15c
5
May 28
15c May
25c
3
15c May
5
3
May 28
83* Sale
Sale
10
33% Sale
123* Sale
93*
mmmm
1
10
50c
May
1
May 12
13* May 28
34
May
1
123* May
9
32
6%~May~29
"9% May""5
May
May
May
May
May
60c
Sale
10
1
...
6X Sale
163* May 20
May
6
20
22
163* May 20
May
6
20
Sale
118
May
300
97
Jan.
1
40
40
5
Sale
22
May 15
May 25
33
May
33
5
30
Feb. 26
100
93
....
26
1
14
Jan.
21
Jan.
13
12
Mar.
6
Feb. 10
Feb. 27
Feb. 24
Jan.
5
Feb. 21
Jan. 23
Mar.
6
13* Jan.
9
Feb.
17
2c
5
22
40
Apr. 27
123* Feb. 27
May 25
31
Mar. 10
40
333* May
5
33
Apr. 23
38
28
63
10
May 11
May 14
May
6
Jan.
22
Apr. 17
Feb.
16
24% May 25
23* Mar. 26
Apr. 17
73* Feb. 16
35
Mar. 2
§6" "May"l2 '90
May 12
9
May 14
May 14
90
10
Apr. 30
23
90
May 12
93
63
Mar. 5
Mar. 10
Feb. 26
35
10
12
90
8
21
17
Apr. 14
35
6
.*
2
7
1
35
24% May 25
63
May 14
9
May 14
8
13
3
6
20
6
Apr.
Jan.
113* May 21
7
Sale
Jan.
1
40
10
.25
Jan.
Apr. 15
iJan. 10
Jan. 20
15
28
24
22
2
12
9
17% Jan.
63* May 29
163* Feb. 24
20
Apr. 18
Jan,
16
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
83* Jan.
1
May
13* Feb. 10
303* May 28
10c
3
Jan.
May
10
27
37
27
33
13* Mar. 4
90
May 29
Apr.
Feb.
May 14
26 1223* Apr.
Jan.
8 300
29 1023* Mar.
1 % Mar.
14
Feb.
8 29
27 48
Apr.
5
Feb.
9
143* May
May
33* Mar.
9
253* Jan.
19
1
May
25
May 25
2
30
44
27
Feb. 10
83* May
25
40
32%
32 J* .....
90
Sale
May
Mar.
47
lc
8X Sale
25
z40
73
May 14 110
32
ar. 31
3
IX Apr. 20
2
43*
May 20
1
IX
lc
7 H Sale
24$?
25
12
28
28
21
Sale
18
17"" Sale'
20
Mar. 31
May 26
8
IX
14
Jan.
29
15
.*
50
ig
8
May
300
101X Sale
IX Sale
140 United States Glass Co....25
100 Vanadium Alloy Steel
*
"450
Sale
65
343* Sale
II.700 San Toy Mining
1
27,970 Shamrock Oil Ac Gas
»
5,033 Standard Steel Spring......*
Jan.
7
8
72% Mar. 17
185
71
10
21,755 Pitts Plate Glass
25
20,483 Pitts Screw Ac Bolt Corp.... *
10
Jan.
19
318
ion:::::
400 Salt Creek Consol Oil
33* May 25
53* May 18
16
May
8
375
Preferred...
........50
37,344 Pittsburgh Forgings..
...»
545 Pittsburgh Invest Security.*
889 Pittsburgh Oil & Gas......5
200 Pittsburg Steel Fdy
•
21,930 Plymouth Oil
....6
1,630 Reymers Brothers Inc......*
610 Ruud Manufacturing......*
Feb.
Feb.*27
Jan.§ 6
Mar. 19
8
Apr.
43* May 21
43* May 21
53* May 19
Mar.
May 11 450
May 11 400
May 11 400
8
103* May
133* Mar.
May
8
10% May
8 12
15
661 Jones & Laughlin StT pf-.lOO 119
25 Keystone National Bank.100 300
I,997 Koppers Gas Ac Coke pref.100
993*
2,740 Liberty Dairy Prod......... •
167,954 Lone Star Gas
...._.*
24 H
190 McCrady Rodgers pref.....50
590 McKinney Mfg...
946 Penn Federal Corp com..... *
791 Peoples Sav Ac Trust
20
100 Petroleum Exploration....25
5,000 Phoenix Oil
25c
1,635 Pittsburg Brewing........50
8
75
May 12
13*
15
400
23 X
....
39,015 Mesta Machine
.......5
2,970 Nat Fireproofing Corp......*
1,445
Preferred
........50
5
Mar. 16
32
Sale
35
50
2,530 Independent Brewing.....[50
438
Preferred... ............50
65
5
57
295
*
15
Preferred
..100
935 Horne (Joseph) Co........ *
7
30
11
103*
...
"""500
16
Jan.
1% May 19
30
9%
21,497 Hachmeister-Lind Co
*
Preferred
1,192
*
18,862 Harb-Walker Refrac com...*
350
174
463* Feo.jt:26
26
20
Sale'
Sale
May 19
May
1
May 29
3X May 25
5X May 28
16
May
8
1 Fourteenth Street Bank...50
13,082
Sale Prices.
Jan.
10
6$
21
6 First National Bank (Pgh)ioo
185 Follansbee Bros pref
100
"16
May 28
14% May 11
65
700 Crandall McK Ac Henderson.*
6
30
......_*
25
9,575 Clark (D L) Candy
6,467 Devonian Oil..
1.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
30
May 28
14
Jan.
2
1
70
50
74 Bank of Pitts (N A).......50
26,164 Blsw-Knox Co
10,665 Carnegie Metals Co.......10
17
Highest.
Sale Prices.
May 28
14% May 11
"i4"" zi:z:
100
3,620 Arkansas Nat Gas Corp ,...*
Preferred
9,924
10
»
17,864 Armstrong Cork Co..
150
Ask,
Lowest
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 29.
Bid.
IX
Preferred ............100
12 Citizens Traction.........50
1,115
Ask
10
Preferred
200
2",600
May 1.
Ask.
Fruit Growers..
15 Auto Finance Co..
5,223
4,630
Bid.
30
*
315 Amer Vitrified Prod
60
JAN.
SINCE
2.
1931.
Par.
1,734 Allegheny Steel..
7,180 Aluminum Good* Mfg
4,875 American Austin Car...
27
RANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
Amer
.....................
Price
Jan.
465
31
$19,000
237,000
$3,000
28,000
—
Jan, 1 to May
PITTSBURGH
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
May
2,049,445
1930.
1931.
Bond Sales.
1931.
"
May
Jan.
2
May
6
Mar. 12
Jan.
2
UNLISTED.
1,620 Copperweld Steel
70
*""65
530
19,434
164
BONDS.
$1,000 Monon R C C & C 6s
$3,000
*
x
145"" May"23
Ex-dividend.
100
"~8X Sale
Sale
13* May 12
May 27
7
1
7
May 27
May
5 145
1
166" May"27 161
101
11X Sale
150
1949
16,000 Pittsburgh Brewing Si" 1949
10,000 Shamrock Oil & Gas 6s..1939
7,000 West Penn Traction 5s.. 1960
No par value,
May" 18
IX May 28
83* May
5
Feb. 17
Feb. 17 40
Jan. 17
May 23 160
Mar. 30
13* Apr.
7
Mar. 25
Apr. 27 108
Jan.
5
1% Mar. 26
«
Fidelity Title Ac Trust Co...*
450 Leonard Oil
Development..25
1,485 Lone Star Gas pref
100
3,645 Mayflower Drug Co.........*
89,432 West Public Service v t c ..*
80
80
May 26
81
May 20
143* Feb. 20
112% Mar. 31 121% Mar. 3
80
May 26 823* Mar. 31
Jan.
93
Mar. 13 95
5
92% Feb. 10 92% Feb. 10
General
Quotations
OF BONDS AND STOCKS
leading «tock exchanges of
furnished. In this department of
Genefal Quotations we combine in one comprehensive whole, securities of all classes and descriptions, not only
those dealt in on the exchanges but also leading unlisted and inactive securities.
The following Is an Index
In the earlier part of thle
the country, for the latest
publication complete records of tho dealings on the
month and for the calendar year to date,
to the different classes of securities
quoteds
are
,
Page
Steam Railroad Bond»
77
Steam Railroad Stocks.
Public
83
88
Utility Bonds
Industrial & Miscellaneous Stocks
100
.
Real Estate Bonds...
.....108
Investment Trust Stocks arid Bonds......82
Exchange Seats
Textile Manufacturing Stocks
Mining Stocks
—95
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Stocks..95
United States and Municipal Bonds
100
93
Industrial & Miscellaneous Bonds
99
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Public Utility
99
Joint Stock Land Bank Stocks
94-120
Stocks and Scrip
91
98
Stocks
81
...
Joint Stock Land Bank Bonds
Insurance
Canadian Municipal
..94
Real Estate Trust and Land
Stocks
Bonds
Foreign Government Bonds
...—
102
..101
......—..94
.........
closing day of the month preceding the date of issue. As the New York Stock
all bond prices "and interest," we have adopted the same method and no longer employ a designating
is a deviation from this rule.
The reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter "/" Is prefixed
addition to the price.
This, however, does not apply to income bonds or bonds in default. In which casts
Quotations from all Stock Exchanges are as near as possible for the
Exchange began with Jan. 2 1909 to quote
mark to indicate the fact except where there
to the price, he must pay accrued interest in
the
price includes the interest, should there be any.
Is, that the accrued interest forms part of the price, and
As already stated in the case of income bonds and bonds in
default, the price is always "flat," and no designating mark is employed to indicate the fact.
Quotations for guaranteed stocks are "and dividend"; that is, the accrued dividend must be paid in addition to the price.
8tock prices marked
thus (d) are per share.
All others are per cent except bank stock prices, which are quoted per share unless otherwise stated.
It should be borne in mind In the use of these tables that the quotations for many inactive and unlisted securities are merely nominal, but In all
The letter
"/" prefixed to bond prices denotes that the quotation Is a flat price—that
therefore the purchaser does not have to
provide for It separately in making payment.
the figures are obtained from sources which are considered
cases
The following
abbreviations
reliable.
often used, viz.; "M" for mortgage, "g" for gold,
are
cenv" for convertible, "s f" for sinking fund, "1 g" for land grant,
The black-faced type in the letters
Bid.
are
Ak Oant & Youngst—
Gen & ref 6s 1946 ser
80
85
72
76
95
100
95
100
1940-A&O If 99
103
42%
49%
38
35
40
10
39
20
91
93
90%
92
61
65
52
59
56%
99%
59
Allegheny Val gen 4s 1942.-M&S
Amer Dock & Impt—See Ind & M Iscell—
,
b
4.65
71%
4.20%
A&O
A&O
Conv 4%s 1933 red 1923.M&S
Conv g 4Mb 1960
...F&A
Bef & gen 5s 1995 series A_ J&D
Bef & gen 6s 1995 series O.J&D
Bef & gen 5s 2000 ser D..M&S
Eq tr 4%s 1932-40 (yr)..M&N
Eq tr 4%s '32-'41 O (yr)..F&A
Eq tr 5s 1931-37 (yr)
F&A
Eq tr 5s 1932-38 (yr)
F&A
Eq tr 6s '32-'35 (yr)—-J&J 15
„
100%
101
96
97%
96
97
Conv g 4s of 09 due 56 op
94%
Conv g
111
J&D
4s of 1905 due '5S-J&D
113
98%
104%
If 94
96%
97%
95%
114
106"'
99
98
Befund gold 4s 1941...M&N
Bangor & Aroostook—
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943
J&J
Cons refund g 4s 1951
J&J
Medford Ext 5a 1937—M&N
PIscat Div g 5s Jan 1943—A&O
St Johns Biv Ext gu 5s '39-F&A
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan '43-A&0
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39—F&A
Bat Creek & 8 1st gu g 3a *89 J&D
Bay O & B O 1st M g 3s 1989-J&D
Bedford Belt 1st 5a 1938
J&J
Beech Or 1st 4s g gu 1936
2d guar gold 5s 1936
Beech
Athens Terminal By—
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line—
80
4.10
98%
108%
101%
88%
102%
108%
101%
3.90%
3.90%
3.90%
b
4.10
3.90%
b
4%
3.70%
98
107%
100%
86
101%
108%
101%
b
4.10
b
4.10
b
Ork Ext 3%s
J&J
J&J
1951--A&O
98%
103%
85
98%
103%
86
103%
102%
100%
104%
86
Atlanta & St Andrews Bay—
55
A
107""
85%
M 5%s 1929 extd as 5%
to May 1954
_M
1st
102
lrredeem.J&D /
103
99
102
Atlantic Coast Line BB—
97%
1st cons 4s July 1 1952—M&S
Col tr g 4s Oct 11952 op_M&N
87
90
Conv deb 4s 1939 op
100%
6
4.05
SI*
94
101
92
100%
100%
100%
100%
100%
65%
102
102
102
102
102
102
99%
97%
95%
M&S
M&N
A&O
100%
Series
100
99
96%
101%
6
4.10%.
4.40
Eq 4%s 1932-1943 (yr)..A&0
96%
94%
Bost & Maine (old) 4%s
J&J
94
4s Feb 1 1937
F&A
89
92
4s Aug 1942
.-F&A
72
3s July 1950
J&J
103
102%
6a Jan 1 1933
J&J
4.50
4.10%
Equip 5%s 1931-1937 (yr) F&A b
b
4.20
4%
Eq tr 6s 1931-38 (year). — J&D
100
102
Wor Nashua & Roch 4-5s 1945
98
4s Oct 1 1934
A&O
85
Bos & N Y A L 1st 4s g 1955. F&A
83%
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn—
95
97
1st m 4Kb July 15 1947-T&J15
101%
Gen m 6s 1933
J&J 15
Brook & Mon 2d 5s 1938—J&D
98"
Brun & West 1st 4s 1938
J&J
101
Buffalo Creek 1st 5s 1941—J&J
98%
1st ref 5a 1961
—J&J
Bluff Point Land & Impt—See In d & Ml scell.
Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburgh—
104%
103%
General 5s g 1937
M&S
79%
Cong4%s 1957M&N
b
4.10
3.90%
Eq 6s ser K 1932-33 (s-a).F&A
_
m
—
Susquehanna BR Corp—
1963
J&J
Rapids & North—
Con 1st & coll tr 5s g *34--A&O
Butte Anaconda & Pac 5s'44 F&A
Cam & Clear—1st 5s g 1941-J&J
Gen M g 4s 1955—
F&A
Cambria & Ind 1st 4%s '68..J&J
Eq tr 5%s 1932-38 (year) M&N
Canada Atl 1st 4s 1955
J&J
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A. A&O
Can Nat Rys 4Ha 1954-M&S 15
4%s 1957—
J&J
4%s 1968
—J&D
4%s guar 1956
F&A
4%s guar 1955
J&D 15
40-yr 5s guar 1970
F&A
5s guar 1969--—J&J
fis guar 1969
A&O
Eq tr 4%s 1932-1942 (gu) M&N
Eq tr 4%s 1931-45(ann)..J&D
—
-
—
Buff &
95"
100
100%
86
3.80%
nNominal,
MM*
_____
1st 4s Dec 30
92""
...
(London,
102
100
-
«*
93"
....
* Last sale.
1 1932
102
100
—
4%s 1961 ser JJ
5s Mar.
102
'
103%
Belllngham Bay & British Ool—
93
1st g 5s Dec 1 1932
J&D
Belt BB & Stk Yds (Ind'p'lis)—
90
1st ref gold 4s 1939
M&N
Belt By of Chatt 5s 1945 ...J&J
89%
Belvidere Del 1st 3%s 1943—J&J
96%
95%
Big Sandy By 1st g 4s 1944.J&D
Blrm Term 1st g 4a 1957 gu.M&S
Bluff Point Land & Imp—See In d & Mi scell.
Bolivia By 1st 5s 1927
J&J f
Boonville RB Bridge 4s *41-M&N
73""
Boonville St L & Sou 5s '51-F&A
107
Boston & Albany 5s Oct '63
J&J
104
5s June 1942
J&D
103
5a July 1 1938
J&J
99%
4%s July 1937—
J&J
98%
97%
4%s impt 1978
F&A
100%
4s May 1 1933 gu N Y O-M&N
100%
4a May 1 1934 gu N Y O-M&N
/This price Includes accrued interest.
m
102
102
100
May 1940
1st m 5s 1967 ser AO
1st m 5s 1955 ser 2
101
102
100
5s May 1943
5s Mar 1942
1943
mmmmrn
102
100
100
100
June 1945......—
5s
io6~"
99%
7s-5s Jan 1946
5s Jan
mmmm
102
100
Sept '41
5s Apr 1944
6s-5s
....
99
/I?..
Boston & Maine (new) 5s
4a-5s April 1947-
100
86%
86%
99%
Ref 3 %s 1952 gu N Y C„A&O
Boston & Lowell 4%s Feb '33. J&J
1st
8 W Div 1st 5s 1950
J&J
Toledo & CIn Div 4s 1959—J&J
97
Col 1st M g gu 4s 1955—J&J
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
1916M&N
Gen unlf ser A 4%« 1964-J&D
Eq 6%s Feb 1936 (year) F&A
103%
July 1931
J&J
Bait & Harris g5s 1930
M&N
1st M West Ext g 6s 1938 M&N
101
1st M 5s 1964
M&S
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947
A&O
Asheville & Spartanburg—S U &
1938
77
105'"
Pittsb Lake Erie & W Va—
Ark & Mem By Brge & Term—
Series B.
64
107
Baltimore & Ohio—
1st M4s g July 1 1948
1st M 5s July 1 1948
Col & conv 5a 1950
4s 1958-.
Atl & Danville 1st 4s 1948
Ex 1st M 6s
Albany & Susq 3%a gold 1946
(conv before 1916) gu
A
A1 & West 4a guar 1998
A
Alleghany Corp—
Coll tr conv 5s 1944
F&A
6 Basis.
98
Bait & Cumb Val BB—
104
98
Alabama & Vicksburg By—
1st M g 5s 1974 series A—M&N
Certs Indebt 6s
95
Gen 1st g 4a July 1948
J&J
J&J
2d g 4s 1948
J&J
Atl & Yad 1st gu g 4s 1949--A&0
Aug Term 1st gu g 6s 1947..A&O
Aus & NW 1st 5s g 1941
J&J
Augusta Union Stat 4s 1953-J&J
Bait Ohes&Atl 1st g 5s 1934 M&S
A—A&O
A&O
Gen income 6s Oct 1948
6a.
3.70%
3.80%
Atlantic Coast Line of 8 O—
Alabama Tennessee & Northern—
Prior lien 6s 1948
J&J
1st
4%
4.05
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
•
Eq 6s 1932-1935 (yr)—_J&J 15 b
Eq 4 He 1932-'41 E (yr).F&A b
93
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser A...J&D
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B
J&D
Alabama N Orl T & P Juno—
"A" deb 5s g *40 red '10-M&N If
"B" deb g 5s '40 red '10-M&N If
Trans S L lit g
Bid.
Bonds.
Atlantic Coast Line BB (Concl)
98
Gen & ret 5%s 1945 ser B
Alabama Great Southern—
"O" deb g 5s Nov 1
and income and defaulted bonds.
"and interest" except where marked "f"
Ask.
RAILROAD BONDS
Adirondack 1st 4%s 1942 guM&S
Akron & Barb Belt g 4s 1942- J&D
consolidated
showing the Interest period indicates the month when the bonds mature.
NOTICE.—All bond prices
Bonds.
"gu" for guaranteed, "end" for endorsed, "cons" for
"op" for optional.
s
88%
89%
Burl Cedar
Caaadian Northern—
S F deb 7s 1940
J&D
1946
-J&J
10-yr g 4%» Feb 15 1935.F&A
Winnine« Term 4s 1939—J&J
8 Fdeb0%s
Sale price.
102
90
102%
93
95%
4.60
4.25%
105J
101!
10l!
101!
112%
119%
103
113
120
78
RAILROAD BONDS
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where
Aal.
Bid.
Bonds
Bonds
Canadian N W4%s Oct 221943—
Canadian Pacific—
>6
87 H
perpetual.-J&J
20-yrcoll tr4%a 1946
M&S
Oofi tr 6a Apr 15 1934
102"
A&O
Coll tr 5s 1954
J&D
8 f 4%s Dec 15 1944—J&D15
Coll tr 4%s 1960
J&J
106
Eq tr 5s 1944
J&J
4.50
Eq tr 4%s 1931-1938 s-a—J&D 6
4.50
Eq tr 4%s 1940-1945 s-a.J&D b
4.50
Eqtr6s Apr 26 1932 s-a—A&O 6
Oarb & Shaw 1st g 4s 1932—M&S
96
C&ro Cent 1st g gu 4a 1949..J&J
55
88%
99%
102%
103%
99%
100
p
Oaro Glhich & Ohio 5s 1938—J&J
1st cons 6s 1952 ser A.J&SD15
62*
65
84
98
il
88 X
90
100 H
101%
101%
....
T—
118%
98%
&
97
'
104%
1
I—I
6
C0I 001
4.90
b
4.50%
4.50%
4.90
110
103"
102
nd&M Isc.
Gen 4%s May '89 series O. J&J
Gen M 4%s 1989 ser E—M&N
Gen M 4X8 May '99 serF_J&J
Eq4%b '31-'43 E & F (yr)_J&J
®Q 4%s '31-41 G &
H(yr). J&J
Equip tr 6s 1932-35 (yr). J&J15
^EquiptrSs'Sl^serB (yr)F&A
Chicago & North Western—
Gen M 3Ms g 1987
Gen M gold 4s 1987
116
104%
116%
105%
100%
99%
J
95%
98%
)
r
86
93
95 ;
I
\
Cin N O & Tex Pac Ry—
Eq tr 5s 1932-38 (yr)—A& >6
Cindn North 1st g 4s 1951 --J& 1
4.40
90
95
104%
105%
98%
99%
90
96
91%
b
Gen cons gold 6s 1934
J4 J
Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling—
3.75%
104%
100%
101
104
104%
109%
99
91%
100%
J
100%
Ser A 4%s gen gtd 1942—
J
Ser B 4%s gen gtd 1942—
)
Int red to 3%%
Ser O 3%s gen gtd 1948—M&N
7
100%
101%
91%
88%
88%
\
mmmm
91
7
7
101%
56
4.40
95
4%
83%
71%
92
39"
75
60
65%
70
36
— — — —
82
95
104
96"
Delaware & Hudson—
103
98
103%
98%
105%
4%
5 b
\
106
3.70%
98
J
4.30%
1st M 6s 1958
J&J
88
87%
107
102%
78%
90%
92%
111%
103%
95
53
70%
55
Guayaquil & Quito 1st 5s *32 J&J2
4.40%
75%
91%
91%
96%
.
,
-
,
:
-
-1
3/
-.
99
101
52
Harl R
20
Hoboken
20
108%
I
35
1st & ref 5a May 2037
J&D
1st & ref 4Ha May 2037—J&D
1st & ref 4Hb May 20370 J&D
108%
95
96
81%
81%
Oonv g 4%s 1949
69
85%
84%
70
D
32
*
J
97%
: 44%
101%
Detroit Toledo & Ironton—
1st 5s Mar 1 1964.
85
4.90
75
87
5%
110
111
100
101%
109
110
105
104
98
4.05
99%
98%
3.90%
3.90%
3.90%
4.05
4.05
3.90%
3.90%
98
4.0,
4.05
96%
rr %%
'r II*
12
26%
&
87%
A&O
Portch—See N Y N
& Term Oo—
RR
1st lien s f 6s 1947
30
94%
A&O
Island RR—
1st ref & term g 5s Feb '52-J&J
Gulf Terminal of Mobile—
1st mtge g 4s 1957 gu.
J&J
48
5
92%
DetRTun4%sll
1st 5 %s 1950 serB
1st 5s 1950 Series C
5
.
Des M & Ft D 1st 4s 1935Certlficates of deposit -
75"
Gulf & Ship
J
1st con g 4%s 1936
Denver & Salt Lake Ry—
1133
1083
Gulf Mobile & Northern—
4.80
S
87 H
101%
H & Ha rtford
'
M&S
Hocking Valley Ry—
1st cons gold 4%s 1999---J&J
Eq tr 5s 1932-1938 (ann)-A&0 6
Eq tr 5s 1931-1939 (yr)-_-J&J h
Eq tr 6s '32-*35 (yr)
J&J 15 b
60
4.05
4.05
4.05
70
105%
3.80%
3.80%
3.75%
99
/ This price includes accrued Int. k Last sale. I In London, m Dollar per 500 francs or £20.
A
7 6
104"
b Baals.
ser
)
Eq tr 4%s 1
Denver & Rio Grande—
101
A—M&N
J&J
J&J
J&D
Eq tr 4%s 1931-1939
M&S
Eq tr 4%s 1931-1940 D (yr) J&J
Eq tr 5s 1931-1938 (yr)„M&S
Western Fruit Express
Eq 5s J'ne 15'31-r39 (yr) J&D
Eq tr 4%s 1932-1940.J&D
Great Northern Ry of Canada—
Cons 4s 1934 opt to 1914—A&O
Greenb Ry 1st g gu 4s '40--M&N
Green Bay & West debt certs A..
J
4.00%
4.30%
108%
843
84)
843
Guantanamo & Western—
If
4.30%
4.65
4.40
4.65
113
Gen 4%s 1976 ser D
Gen 4%s 1977 ser E
95
4.65
95)
95)
83
Gen M 5s 1973 ser O
Deb ctra B
J
78
93
rand Trunk West 4s £ 1950-J&J
33
7
100
94
F&A
59%
74%
7
87
85
4.40%
77
94
Grand Trunk Ry of Canada—
Sink fund g deb 7s 1940
A&O
Deb g 6s Sept 1 1936
M&S
38
)
94
103%
101%
98%
83%
)
5%s May 1
4.60
Great Northern—
Gen M 7a 1936 series A—J&J
1st &ref g4%s '61 opt '41.J&J
Gen M 5%s 1952 ser B
J&J
I
50
67
91%
83
J
lj>-yr
40
A&O
A&O
97
7
10
10
....
lI6"
1st g gu 4s $ July 1 1950--J&J
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 '31-'43 (yr)
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947—-J&D
5
19
k
A&O
94%
D
65
88
k
91
89
T
66%
92%
92%
55
A&O
6%s 1936-
1
83
llA*
40
30
/
)
53
99
100
97"
110%
Mountain Sec 4s 1955
Lake 8up Dlv 4s 1955
94%
J
52%
18%
105"
100%
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 Section 4s 1955—A&O
90
>
76
104
100%
1st
107%
105%
J
70
105%
85
101%
1
100%
97%
eorgia Fla & Ala RR—
Colorado & Southern
Danb & Norwalk 4s 1955.
12
3
95%
1st M & ref 6s 1952
F&A
Ga Mid 1st g 3s 1946
A&O
a RR & Bkg ref 6s 1951—A&O
4s Jan 1 1947
J&J
111
Connecting Ry (PhUa)—
*fo%
9
M&N
5
47
2l"
17%
92
>
)
79
78
45
'
110%
106%
104%
95%
)
Cuban Nor Rys 1st 5
50"
70
J&J
3
106%
99%
93%
5.50%
5.50%
§425
J&J
\
70
18
6.25
104 %
>
94%
93
75
19
67%
Eq tr 4%s 1931-1939 s-a.M&N
103
)
•62"
99%
85
Galv Houston & Henderson—
1st M 5s 1933
A&O
Galveston Term 6s 1938
M&S
Genesee River 6s 1957
J&J
Ga & Ala 5s Oct 1945
J&J
Ga & Ala Term 1st g 5s 1948-J&D
Ga Caro & N 1st 5s g 1929--J&J
Deb 5s 1952
Columbia & Port Deposit—
61%
100
mmmm
*
">
106"
101%
93%
93%
98%
Galveston Harrisb & San An—
Mex & PlDiv 2d 5s 1931 gu.J&J
2d 4s 1936
94%
4.50
iBB
Fort St Un Dept Det 4%s '41 J&J
Ft Worth & D O 6s 1921—
Ext at 5%% to 1961
J&D
Frem Elk & Mo V 6s 1933--A&O
mmrnrn
-
Sinking fund deb 5s 1933-M&N
15-year 6%s Mar 1936—M&S
ser
4%s 1947
1st M 6s 1946 ser A
Ctfs of deposit—...
lnc deb 6s 1952
lOi"
33
4.50
.mm mm
7
32%
ref g
74"
74
4.15%
4.10%
4.10%
"
Pittsburgh—
110
91"
cons
.
4.50
1st cons ref 4%s '52 opt--M&N
Fort Dodge Des Moines & Sou-
1936.
lsts f 5%s ]
1st M s f 5s
1st s f 4%s
73%
Eq 4%s '31-'35 G (s-a)—A&O
Eq 4%s '31-'41 H (s-a)--M&S
101%
1st 4o gold guar
Cleveland Union T erminals—
73%
73
86
95%
4%
r.
.
)
4.25%
A&O
Fla So 1st g gn 4s 1945-J&J
Florida West Sh 5s 1934
J&J
Fonda Johnstown & G loversv—
71
4.75
70%
-
1st 5s 1938
J&D
Ft Smith & West 1st g 4s *54. A&O
96
7
69%
68"
-
Gen ref gold 4s 1950
105%
92%
3
Equip to 6s 1932-1935
Olev Oolum Cln & Indianap—
Ser D 3%s gen gtd 1950-Gen & ref 4%s 1977 ser A.
89
72
69
1st
94%
107%
104%
104%
97%
98%
J
J
J
7
Cleveland &
66
4.15%
Cleveland Akron & Columbus—
1st cons guar g 4s 1940—F& 1
Olev Cine Chic & St Louis-
)
79%
68%
96"
,
3.85%
3.85%
96
90
Cincinnati Union Term Oo—
1st M 4%s 2020 ser A
J&
Clearfield Bitum Coal—See Ind fc Misc.
Clear & M 1st 5s g gu 1943--JA J
Gen M 5s
Cleve & IV
88
70
99%
103%
)
102%
102%
152"
105H
J&J
J&J
1st cons 5a gold 1943
J&J
Florida East Coast 4%s '59-J&D
1st & ref 5s 1974
M&S
104
I
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
Consol gold 5s 1952
M&! J
106%
.
104
Eq tr 6s 1932-35 (year)_J&J15
Eq 4%s *31-'41 LL (s-a)-M&S
Eq tr 4%s 1931-43 (s-a)-M&S
Penn coll g 4s Feb 11951--F&A
Erie & Jersey s f 6s 1955
J&J
Erie & Pittsburgh—
Gen gu g 3%s ser B 1940--J&J
Series O 1940
J&J
European & N A gold 1933—J&J
Fitchburg 5s Jan 1 1934
J&J
4%s Jan 1933
J&J
Florida Oentral & Peninsula—
90%
105%
J. 104%
J
106
A&O
lOi"
90
r
)
3.70%
3.90%
18
Series B 1953
A&O
Series D 1953
A&O
Ref & impt m 5s 1967—M&N
Ref & mtge m 5s 1975
A&O
105
106%
J
M&N
M&N
Stmpd non-pay Fed lnc tax
Gen M 5s *87 stpd lnc tax M&N
GenM 4%s'87stpdlnctaxM&N
Gen M 4 Ha'87 stpd lnc tax M&N
104%
106%
)
3.90%
94
100
gold 4s 1999
Gen lien gold 4s 1996
Oonv gold 4s 1953 ser A
57
(
86"
106%
105%
A&O
1st & ref 6s 1965
74
52
J
ds
4.50
Oonv adj 5s Jan 2000
A&O
Gen g 4s A May 1 1989--J&J
Gen g3Ha B May 1 1989-J&J
64%
AI
42
110
107%
104%
M&N
lgin Jol & East 5s 1941—M&N
lmira & Williamsport—
1st 6s 1910 ext at 4% 1950-J&J
4%
3
98%
1
Equip tr 6s '32-*35 (yr)—J&J15
Monon Coal gu 5s '36
opt J&D
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac RR—
60-yr 5s 1975 series A
F&A
4.50
O ISL& O 1st4sg
Aug'36—C
Gin Ind & West 1st 5s 1965-Ml
40
rie—
5 b
2d mtge gold 4 %s 1937——J
Cine Ind & St L Sh Line Ry—
45
99
96%
A&O
M&N
1935
ast Tenn Va & Georgia—
Consol 1st g 5a 1956
Prior lien
J&J
guar 4s 1953
96
5s
101%
I
105%
OhlcMemp & Gulf 5s 1940--J&J
)
)
Chicago & Western Indiana—
Gen gold 6s Dec 1 1932—Q-I
Consol gold guar 4a 1952—J&
1st & ref 5%s 1962 A
M&
Choc & Memph 5s 1949
J&
1st gold
42
Nor Dlv 1st « 4s 1948
86%
91%
r
_
3.70%
3.85%
97%
96%
104%
Ref M g 6s 1947 series A—J&J
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B—J&J
Ref M g 4s 1947 series O—J&J
1st & gen 5s 1966 series A.M&N
1st & gen 6s May '66 ser B J&J
Chic & I O Ry 1st 5s 1936—J&J
Chicago Lake Shore & Eastern—
1st M 4%s 1969 opt 1919.J&D
5
87%
113%
J&J
-
Ry of Minnesota—
Income 5s 2862
104%
84%
5
Eq 6s 1932-'35 (ann)
104
103%
astern Tenn & West N O—
3.80%
4%
4%
4%
4%
)
4.40
4.40
Chicago & Eastern
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry
Con mtge g 4s 1956
guar.-J&J
Chicago Indianap & Louisville—
Eq 4%s *31-'42 O (yr)-—"
Jb
Eq tr 4%s '31-'45 (s-a)— J&D
)b
Chicago St Louis & N
astern
75
J
Equip trust 6s Jan 15 *32-'35
M&N
4.15
4.15
4.15
—-
r
lnc mt* ;e 5s Dec 1
Chic Un I
100
89
-
Illinois—
1st consol 6s gold 1934—A&O
Chicago & Erie 5s 1st g *82-M&N
Income 5s Oct 1982
Chic Grt West 1st 4s 1959--M&S
4.15
1
79%
102%
101%
Eq tr 4%s *31-40 W (yr).A&0 b
4%
Eq tr 5s 32-'38 (yr)
4%
M&S15 b
Eq tr 5%s '31-'37 (yrly).-J&D b
4.10
Eq tr 6s 1932-'35 (yrly)-J&J15 b
4%
Eq 6%s 1931-35 (ann)— J&D b
4.10
105
Craig valley 1st 5s g 1940.J&J
Potts Creek 4s 1946J&J
95%
R & A Dlv 1st con g 4s '89-J&J
97%
2d con g 4s 1989
J&J
92%
Warm Spr Val 1st 5s g '41-M&S
102%
Elevator Oo g 4s gu 1938. A&O
97
West Poc Corn 1st 4%s'45 F&A
93
Gen M 5s May 1951
) 6
89
)
4*40
1st ref 4s g guar 1949
Gen M 4s 1958
M&S
1st & ref 4Ms ser B 1977-F&A
1st & ref g 5s 1971 ser A—F&A
Illinois Dlv 3 Ha *49 op '29 J&J
4s July 1 1949
J&J
Chic & East 111 (new co)—
5 b
74
4.10
88%
89%
83%
A$k.
104%
1940--J&D
1st gold 5s 1937
>utchess Oo RR 4%s
I
Eq6sJan 15 1932-'35 (yr) Jd
_
87'
Ocean S S 1st 5s 1943
J&J
Cent New Eng 1st qu 4s 1961 J&J
Oentral of New Jersey—
Gen M (now 1st) g 5s 1987 J&J
Gen M 4s 1987
J&J
Eq tr 6s *32-'35 (yrly)—J&J15
Eq tr 4%s 1931-'41 (yr)—F&A
Oentral Pacific—
(yearly)
J&J15
Chicago Burlington & Quincy—
1 b
General gold 4s 1988
Ref g 4s 1934 opt to 1911—
Sec 4%a 1952 ser A
1
30-yr. conv.4%8 1960—R
Bid
►uluth Missabe & Northern—
Gen g s f 5s Jan 1 1941
J&J
>uluth South Shore & Atlantic—
Chic Terre Haute & Southeast
95
—
„
)b
A ]N
)
Registered $1,000 & $5,000—
M&N
Registered $1,000 & $5,000—
Ref & gen 5%t 1959 sot B.A&O
Ref & gen 5s 1959 ser O—A&O
Eq tr 4%s '32-'40 ser P(yr)M&S
Eq tr 4 %• ,31-,40serQ(yr)M&N
Eq tr 5s 1931-38 (yrly)—J&D
Chat Dlv gold 4s 1951—J&D
Macon & Nor g 5s 1946.
J&J
Mid Ga& Atl 1st 5s 1947—J&J
Mobile Dlv g 5s 1946
J&J
Oconee Dlv 1st g 5s 1945—J&D
Chesapeake & Ohio Northern—
1st M 5s 1945 guar
A&O
Chesterfield & Lane 1st 5s '55F&A
ChicI & Alton 1st 3 Ha 1950—J&J
RR refunding g 3s 1949—A&O
Certificates of deposit—
Stpd as to Apr 1931 int
ser
4%
3.75%
4%
4%
4%
Chic St Paul Minn & Omaha—
103 H
Cons gold 5s 1945
g 5s 1939
M&N
General 4%s gold 1992-— M&S
Ref & impt 4%sl993 ser A A&O
Ref & Impt 4%s *95 ser B J&J
®Q 4%b 31-'42 (yr.)
Con g 3%s June 15'51 J&D.
Mem Dlv 1st 4s 1951
J<5
-Wc St L & Pits 1st 5s g 1932A<5
A&O
Oentral of Georgia—
1st M g 5s Nov 1 1945—.F&A
Eq 6%s 1932-36 K (yr)-.
_
) b
4%
3.50%
4%
4.25
91
4.10
4.15
4.15
4.15
i b
104
108%
4%
4.15
5 b
75"
4.30
J&D
cons
4%>
4.15
>5
106%
4.20%
4.20%
4.20%
103
Cent Ark & Ea 1st 6s 1940 op J&J
OentrBr Dn Pac 1st g 4s *48. J&D
1st
Bonds.
Detroit & Toledo 8hore Line—
1st gold guar 4s 1953
J&J
Dul & Ir Range 1st 5s 1937-A&0
Chic R I & Pac Ry—
108H
Equip 5s 1932-1937 s-a.-A&O b
Eq 5s 1931-1933 s-a
J&D 6.
Eq tr 6s 1932-'35 (yrly)_J&J15 b
F&A
1st g guar 4s Oct 1 1954.—A&O
Guar g 5s I960-F&A
m European loan 4s 1946.M&S
Cent RR & Bkg 5s 1937
M&N
Oentral Vermont Ry—
Eq tr 5a Apr 26 1932 s-a.-A&O
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 '31-'44 (yr)—
Char & Sav gen 7s 1936
J&J
Oharl & W Oar 1st 5s 1946—A&O
Obateaugay Ore & Iron Oo—See I
Chat R & South g 5s 1947—J&J
Chattanooga Sta 4s 1957 gu.J&J
Chesapeake Corp—See Mlsc Bon
Chesapeake & Ohio—
Aak.
Bid.
Chic & North Western (Concl.v
Cons deben 4s
Cart & Adir 1st 4s 1981
Catawlssa cons g 4s 1948
marked "I" and income and defaulted bonds.
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price. $ Sale price*
79
BAILBOAD BONDS
VOTIOI.
-All bond
prices are ••and Interest" except
Bid
Bonds.
Holldaysburg
Bid.
Bonds
Agk.
Lex & East 1st
103
102
1st gu g 5s Mar 1933
M&N
Houston & Texas Central—
1st
J&J
3
94 34
85
85
95
If 86
If 80
North Shore Branch-
10134
I
85
Louisiana & Arkansas—
SI*
1st M 6s 1969—-------Louslana & North Western-
78
.
91
105
42
35
37
lst mtge gold
8834
101
J
5s 1940-
Adj M 6s July 1952 ser A.Aprll /
1st M 5a 1956 series B
J&J
1st M 5s 1956 ser C
J&J
Eq tr 434s 1932-42 (yr)-A&0 b
Internat Rys (Central America)—
M&N
1941-M&N
F&A
J&D
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938
Certificates of deposit
3
T
8334
4%.
4%
4.10
4.10
88
10334
993*
10134
1043*
I
I
>
1st & ref 534s
1st & ref 5s 2(
3.80%
1
10134
!0434
104
)
) b
3.80%
3.80%
3.80%
3.70%
3.90%
3.90%
91
3
5
I
6
9
I
85"
\%
4%
9834
3.85%
3.90%
3.70%
7534
77
90
89
833
783
J
92"
j
loi"
J
102
)
983*
100
103
70
993*
1013*
10434
10934
11034
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)
1934.
Mahon O RR 1st 59
1
102
>
9534
10234
10234
103"
65"
84
4934
86
50
Mason City & Ft Dodge—
1st M gold 4s 1955
73 34
7554
Memphis Union Station Co—
1st g gu 5s Nov 1 1959—M&l *
Meridian Term 4s '55 guar.M&] f
749*
„
7534
4.60
4.10%
6734
57 34
70
Mexican
::::
Sept 1 1914 coui
13
Mexican North let (
4
5/
3
Lake Erie & West 1st 5s '37--J&J
2d gold 5s July 1 1941-—J&J
Lake Shore & Mich South—
9834
*
I
,22*
M&S
Nasnville Chattanooga
1st M 4s 1978 ser A
Midland
l65""
N
of
ext at 5% to
J
1940—
76
88
89
Milwaukee
&
§934
80
75"
Northern—
35
87
10034
)
10134
5
78^
97
97
)
Mar'le—
::::
434
83*
\\ I*
1980——F&A
88
N J June 1st 4s gu
8
813*
7334
—
r
§5"
[
§534
8734
I
-
3
93
6234
5 b
4.60
I b
4.60
I
103"
25-year 534s 1949Eq tr 4s 31-38 s-a.
3 b
105
4.60
4.45
I
MStP&SS M & CentTermRj
1st Ch Ter s f 4s '41op'16_1
22^
73
9434
7594
9334
70
4.20%
4.20%
4.20%
4.10%
9434
3 b
80 3
10634
77
4.15%
I
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
98
Prior lien 5s 1962
Prior lien 4s 1962
13134
893*
J
10734
54
RR—
ser
A
ser
B
J
J
I
83
J
803*
9334
823*
101
T
9234
86
)
75
5
10034
10354
Mo Kan & Tex (old
102
Mo Kan & Okla., 1st 5s *42
lst gold 4s 1990
company)Jt
Eq tr 6s 1932-'35 (year).J&;
M<!
8994
)
5 b
J
4.25
/
8934
4%
....
1
per
8234
8634
S
h Dollars
83
91
1947—A&O
lit & con & coll tr g 5s 1951 A&O
New Orl Gt Nor 1st 5s '55--F&A
104
104
45
1st coll tr g 5s Oct 1
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1915.
Extended at 5% 1940
M&N
A.. J&J
1953—J&J
Ref & lmpt 434s '52 ser
9034
A&O
A&O
58"
A—A&O
F&A
1st M 434s 1956 series D..F&A
Eq trust 434 s 1932-'42
A&O
b
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
1st M g 434s 1945 guar...J&J
Newp& Rlchr 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 1935
A&O
New York Central RR—
80
10134
.
M&N
A.-F&A
95
85
101'
98k
tax-exempt—J&J
lmpt 4 34s 2013 A—A&O
1942
When Issued
Ref & lmpt 5s 2013
953*
95
—
O
A&O
L S coll tr g 334s 1998
F&A
M O coll tr g 334s 1998-—F&A
Eq tr 7s '32-35 (year)—A&015
Eq tr 6s '32-'35 (year)—J&J15
NYC L eq 5s '32-'37 (yr).J&D
NYC L eq 5s '32-'39 (yr).J&D
10534
833'
t
b
b
b
NYC L eq 434s ,31-,37(yr)M&S b
NYC Lines eq 434 s Mar 15 1932
to
1939 (year)
M&S16
NYC Lines eq 434s *32-'35 J&J
NYC Lines eq 434s *31-*40
NYC RR eq 434s
843
4.1
49
49
49
4%
4
4 70
^
4(
M&N16
(yearly)
45
5.50
98
4'
*36-*32—J&J
4 Vo
NYC RR eq 4348 *32-'45-M&N
N Y O & St L 1st g 4s 1937—A&O
99
91
0% gold notes 1932—...A&O
Ref 534s 1974 ■<* A
A&O
Ref 4 34s 1978 ser O
M&S
723*
b
4.10
Equip tr 434s 1931-*44 (yr) F&A
4.10
Equip tr 5s 1931-38 (yr)—F&A b
New York Connecting RR—
1023
1st M 434s 1963 series A—F&A
1043
1st guar 5s 1953 series B—F&A
97 3_
NY & E 1st 4s ext g 1947—M&N
1933
-M&S
N Y & Gr Lake gu g
5s 1940.M&N
434s 3d ext
85
N Y & Har 1st g 33£s 2000—M&N
N Y & Jer lstg 5s *32 opt—-F&A
;oi
N Y Lack & Western—
1st & ref 5s 1973 ser A——M&N
102
1st & ref 434 s 1973 ser B—M&N
Sf YLE&W C&RR—See Ind & Misc.
HLE&W Dock & lmpt—Se e Ind & Miscel
8834
N Y & L Br gen 4s 1941
M&S
General gold 5s 1941
M&S
*Y & NE Bos Ter 4s 1939--A&O
93"
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
Deb 6s Jan 15 '48 conv—J&J15
Deb 4s May 11957
M&N
_
m\
Deb 4s July 1 *55 non-conv J&J
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv—M&N
86
non-conv—M&S
Deb 334s March 1947
M&S
Deb 334s 1954 non-conv. .A&O
Deb 334s 1950 conv
.J&J
15-year secured 6s 1940—A&O
1st & ref 4 34s 1967
J&D
Equip tr 434s 8ept 15 1931 to
Mar 15 1945 (s-a)-M&S 15
Harl Rlv & Pt Ohes 4s '54 M&N
8934
86
Deb 4s 1947
10534
/This price includes accrued interest,
9054
t
r
92
8534
Cong ref 334s 1997
J&D
Lehigh & New England—
10534
1st M gold 6s 1945
J&J
Gen mtge gold 5s 1954
10434
J&J
4.40
Eq tr 4358 1931-42 (yr)—A&O 6
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term By—
1st mtge 5s 1954
10534
.F&A
Lehigh Valley—
97
1st 6s ext gold 4s 1948....J&D
Con M 6s ann Irred...
J&D
13034
100
Con M 434s ann irred
J&D
8534
Gen cons gold 4s 2003.—-M&N
10034
Gen con gold 4 34 s 2003. .M&N
Gen con gold 5s 2003
10334
M&N
Lehigh Valley Coal—See Ind & M isc.
Lehigh Valley Ry of New York
10034
1st 434a gold 1940
J&J
102
Lehigh Vail Term 5s 1941—_A&0
Lehigh & Lake Erie—
1st 434s 1957 guar—
M&S
88
14
24
80
ur
Minn St P & Sault Ste
J&J If 80
perpetual
^
93
10034
10134
10034
92
88
J
9354
70
9834
Minneapolis & St Louts-
9734
90
1013*
3
90
4.20%
4.20%
86
J/100
N J & N Y 5s 1950
M&N
Gen 5e Dec 31 1932
J&J
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940
J&J
New Mexico Ry & Coal Co—
Ref &
5
87
84
101
35
Series B.
90
87
10634
1023*
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
Consol g 5s July 1 1945—J&J
N Hav & North 4s 1956 gU-J&D
Deb 4s
t
3.70%
9934
& St L—
1st Msf 434s 1955
A&O
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
M&N
Now Brunsw 1st g 5s 1934—F&A
50
]
8934
104
45
Ref g 334s July 1 1997—-J&J
Deb g 4s '34 tax-exempt.M&N
102
0
6s
1st
161"
95
F&A
4.40
Eq tr 4 34s 1931-37 (year). A&O b
Nash F & S 1st gu g 5s 1937—F&A
10434
National Rys of Mexico—
Prior lien g 43$s s f 1957—J&J
Gen mtge 4s 1977
A&O
2
6% g notes *15 ext to '33--J&D
2
0% gnotes£ '15 ext to '33-J&D
Nat RR of Mex p 1 g 4 34a 20 J&J
334
1st cons gold 4s 1951
A&O
National Transc Branch Lines Co
1/
103
4.30
4.30
903*
Consol gold 334s 2002
M&S
Monongahela Sou os 1955--A&O
Mont Cent 1st g 6s 1937
J&J
1st guar gold 5s 1937
J&J
Mont Wyo & So 5s 1939
M&S
Montour RR 1st 5s 1963—F&A
Morgantown & Kingwood—
1st mtge 5s 1935
J&J
Morris & Essex 334s 2000—J&D
Oonstr*n 5s 1955 ser A
M&N
Constr*n434> 1955 ser B-M&N
1
96
4.30
<
Cons mtge 4s 1998 ser
New York Central & Hud Rlv—
8634
1
1st gold 334s 1952
?! *
—
10234
2.25%
98
Middlesex Val 1st 5s 1942.1
Mlddletown & Unionville—
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
accrint at exch rate 4.8665
"s"
1013*
3 b
2.75
j
9334
Ref & lmpt 5s Apr 1 1960.-J&J
4.50
Eq tr 0s 1932-35 (year)__J&J15
4.50
Eq tr 534s 1931-38 (year) M&S
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960 opt 1930
J&J
Kan 0 & Pac 1st 4s g 1990--F&A /
Stmpdaccrint at rate 4.8665
Plain 1961
J&J
E & Det Rlv 4348 1932—F&A
Secured 5s 1938
M&S
Eq 434s *32-*41 O (yr)—J&J16 6
Eq tr 5s 1932-'38 (s-a)
M&S b
Eq tr 5s 1932-'39 (year).—J&J b
Montgom Dlv g 5s 1947--F&A
Conv deb 6s 1935
M&S
9834
Sept 1 / 10034
100
M&S
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
1st M 434s 1901 (sterling).J&J
10
J
893*
7834
Mob & Ohio, gen 4s 1938—M&S
Ref & lmpt 434s 1977
M&S
1st M 534s 1954 series
1st 5s 1956 series C
-—
Michigan Central—
10
Eq tr 0s 1932-35 (yr)—J&J 15
Jan
J&J
99
Non-cum lnc 5s '35 ser A
88
If
12
93
-
1st 5s 1954 series B
80
4.30
14.20
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
!§§
3/
4~25
4.25
59
J&J
Gen M g 4s 1945
Small
New Orl Term 1st 4s
6034
Kanawha & YV
Kan City Sou—1st g 3s 1950 A&O
....
International—
68
Joplin Union Station—
Va 5s 1955
J&J
Kan City Ft Scott & Memphis—
Ref g 4s 1936 guar
..A&O
73"
J&3 )/
6834
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield—
Kal & W Pig n g 5s 1940
J&J
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948—A&O
Kana & Mich 1st 4s 1990
-A&O
I?*
J
la Minn & N W 1st 334s 1935T&J
JackBonv Galnesv & Gulf—
1st m 6s 1951
A&O
Jacksonv Ter 1st 5s gu 1939 J&J
Ref & ext 6s 1907
J&J
..J&D
70
7834
3
1st g 434s 1940 guar op._M&N
K A & Gr R 1st 5s 1938
J&J
76
f
j
65
Equip trust 5s 1932- 40(yr)M&8
Kq tr 434« *32-*44 F <yr)._M&N
lo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975 M&S
Eq 634s l932-'36 (year)__F&A
Eq tr 6s '32-'35 (year)
J&J15
3d 7s ext co July 1938 at
4%
M&N
lob & Birm pr lien 5s 1945—J&J
Cons deb 4s
4s 1939 ext to 1959
103
81
lH
10634
693*
1013*
3
S E & St L
98
4%
9534
1003*
J
3
95
101
H—A&O
„
105"3*
>
3.80%
7634
8434
7334
8134
7434
8134
9034
9234
95
9434
Loulsvllle
107
M&S
1st & refg 4s 1951
Ctf of dep
103
e
7S35
3.80%
ser
Moh & Mai 4s 1991
86
9034
J/100
40
)
10034
8434
8434
lnternat-Great North Ry—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A—J&J
-
10234
91
75"
98
■a
J
8834
87
76
.
1/71
1523*
102
) b
4.40
ib
4.40
10
1980
Small
r
indlanap & Lou 1st 4s 1956..J&J
b Basis.
100"
10134
)
Inter boro-Mefc 1 See Public Utility
Inter Rap Tran /
Securities
L
1003*
98
)
434sT9807—"-J&J
Ibc 6s series B Jan 1949
lit M 5s 1978
l5l"
92
20
Series R
Income 5s Mar 1934
Assented
963*
>
A..J&J
K O Mem & Bir 4s 1934
107
&
*
1st g 4s 1959 guar
8734
1003*
10034
J
50
J&J
J&J
J&J
Ind III & la 1st g 4s 1950
ser
933*
83
106
9
85
9534
Maine Central—
Genl mtge 4s 1957
Gen mtge 434s 1957
1st M 5s 1972 opt
1st col tr 6% notes
0% notes 1930
1st 1 & ref 034s 1947
1st & ref 5s 1981 ser I
F&A
Conv g 534s 1949 ser A—M&N
Secured 534s 1931-1950—J&D
)
Refundlng g gu 1st cons f 5s Jul?
Si**
78
Indiana Harbor Belt RR—
lmpt
100
3
9934
7734
8234
Indianapolis Union—
Gen & refg 5s 1965
1st & ref 6s
99
9134
r
gold 4s 1939 guar-
10134
F&A
to 5% Feb ,57.A&0
1st gold 5s 1957 opt
1133*
1
Lehigh & WIlkes-B Coal5s 1965—
&
Houston East & West Texas—
1st 5s g May 11933
M&N
Adj Inc up
1st M 4 34k 1957 conv
F&A
Huntingdon & Broad Top—
1st M ext 6s Mar 31 '40A.A&O
2d M ext 6s 1940 ser B
F&A
3d M consol 5s Mar 31 '40-A&O
Illinois Central—1st g 4s '51-J&J
1st gold 334s 1951
J&J
Mam L ext 1st g 334s '51-A&0
1st M£3s 1951
M&S
1st M £4s 1951
A&O
Tr bonds £3 34s 1950
J&J
Coll trust gold 4s 1952
A&O
Col tr L N O & T g 4s '53-M&N
Refmtge 5s 1955
M&N
Ref g 4s 1955 opt 1918. M&N
Pur lines 1st g 334s 1952--J&J
Jt 1st ref M (IC&OSL&
N O) 5s 1963 ser A
J&D
Ser B 5s(£100 & £200)'63J&D
Series C 434 s 1963
J&D
Gold 634s July 1 1936
J&J
40-year 43*s Aug 1 1966—F&A
Eq tr 434s 1931-1939 K—F&A
Eq tr 434s 1931-1940 L—A&O
Eqtr434 s*31-41 M (s-a).M&N
Eq tr 434s 1931-41 Ser N.A&O
Eq tr 434s 'Sl-'Se (yr) O..J&J
Eq tr 5s 1932-38 ser J
M&N
Eq tr 6s ,32-,35 (year)..J&J 15
Equip 6 34s 1932-1934 (yr)_F&A
Equip 7b 1931-1935
A&O
Cairo Bridge 4s g 1950—J&D
Litch Dlv 1st g 3s 1951— J&J
Loulsv Dlv 334s g 1953—.J&J
Omaha Dlv 1st 3s g 1951 ..F&A
St Louis Dlv 334s g 1951—J&J
St Louis Dlv 3s g 1951
J&J
Sp'fleld Dlv ext 334s 1951 J&J
Western lines g 4s 1951
F&A
Id Blm & W ext 4s 1940
A&O
Mo Pacific RR (Concluded)
1st & ref 6s 1978 ser G—M&N
943*
1 &Misc.
)
1093*
r
Oumb
1st M g
J&J
Housatonlc con 6s 1937
M&N
Houston Belt & Term 5s '37-J&J
1st lion g 5s 1937
Hudson & Manhattan—
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
\
&
Bedford
4s 1951 guar
Ref &
where marked "I" end Inoomt end defaulted bonds.
81
82
1,000 franc bond
k Last sale.
I In London,
n
Nominal,
83
80
79
1053*
9234
b
a Sale
4.35
95
price.
80
Bid.
Bonds
"and interest" except where
Ask.
New York Ontario & Western—
Ref 1st g 4s June 1992
--—
42
100M
98
J&D
NYPa& Op 1 4M« 1935--M&S
N Y Phil & Nor—1st g 4s '39 J&J
Income 4s Jan 1 1939
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948
52 M
52
M&S
97"
J&D
A&O
94M
A&O
N Y SuBq & Western—
1st refunding 5s 1937
101
96
M&N
N Y Prov & Bos 4s 1942
N Y & Put 1st 4s g 1993
46""
94M
91M
F&A
F&A
M&N
Term 1st g 5s 1943
Norfolk & Car 5s 1939
Norfolk Southern—
do
99
1
3.90
3.90
J&J »
3.90
J&J
101
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
Q-F
Ref & imp 4 Ms 2047 ser A_ J&J
Ref & imp 6s 2047 ser B—J&J
Ref & imp 4s 2047 ser C__. J&J
Ref & imp 5s 2047 ser D—J&J
Eq tr 4 Ms 1931-'32(yr) F&A15
Eq tr 4 Ms 1932-'40 (yr)M&S15
No Pac Ter Co 1st 6s 1933-J&J
No Ry of Cal 5s g gu 1938--A&O
103"
100M
3.60%
3.60%
3.60%
ss
i
102
101
3.90
106M
110
3.90
99
108M
101
97 &
110
96
97 %
98"
96M
101M
99"
Paris-Lyons-Medlterranean RR—
F&A15
104 M
M&S 15
106M
103 X
104^
106M
104 M
J&D
Paterson Ext lot 5a 1950
J&D
Paulista Ry 1st 7s '42serA M&S15
70
90
Pennsylvania Company—
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
Gu tr ctfs g 3MS 1937
Gu tr ctfs g 3Ms 1941
M&N
3Ms 1944
Sec g 4}*s 1963.
95
M&S
F&A
J&D
J&D
Gu tr ctfs g 3Ms 1942
94 X
92 M
M&N
Pa&N\ Canal
con 5s 1939—A&O
Cons mtge 4Ms 1939-.-—A&O
Cons mtge 4s 1939—
A&O
ser
A-A&O
91M
92 M
101M
102 M
99 M
98
Con M 4s gold 1943
do
4b gold 1948
M&M
M&N
1948 sterling
4b gold
stampod dollar bond—
do 4Mb g 1960—
F&A
Gen g 4Mb 1965
—J&D
Gen g 5s Dec 1 1968
-J&D
Gen m 4Xs 1981 ser D—A&G
„
15-yr 6 Ms Feb 1 1936—F&A
40-yr 5s 1964
M&N
J&J If
A&O
Eq tr 5s 1932-38 (yr)—M&S
Gen equip 5s 1931-39 (yr) A&O
Eq tr 4 Ms 1931-39 (yr)—A&O
Peor & East cons 4s 1940—A&O
2d cons inc 4s 1990--
Apr 1
Peoria & Pekln Union Ry—
1st g 5 Ms 1974 series A
F&A
Peoria Ry Ter 4s *37 gu op
J&J
Pere Marquette Ry—
1st g 6s July 1956 Ser A-J&J
1st g 4s July 1956 ser B-J&J
1st 4Ms 1980 ser C
_M&S
Eq tr 6s *32-'35 (yr)
J&J 15 b
Perkiomen 1st 6s '18 ext to '38Q-J
2d 5s 1918 ext to 1938
r ~
Phila & Bait Cent 4s 1951—M
Phila Bait & Wash 4s 1943—M&N
Gen 5a 1974 series B__
F&A
85
88
96
101M
101M
96 M
102
4
102 K
3.70%
3.70%
101
102 r
4%
96 X
97 H
104
97^
98X
109M
Alton Bridge 1st g 4s
'51--J&J
99 X
106 %
1947-—J&J
103 M
88
87
74
80
4.10
100
2X
2X
93
65M
83 M
85
92
94
J&J
60
19M
103 n
91
89
82
81M
3.80%
100
95
75
73
50
102 M
110M
97 X
103
91M
88X
M
4.30
92
4%
il
4%
4%
*;s
4.15
Southern Pacific RR Cal—
1st con g 5s gu 1937
1st ref g 4s 1955 op
103 M
M&N
1910--J&J
96
Stamped Federal Tax
Southern Railway—
1st consol gold 5s 1994
Develop
Develop
Develop
Eq tr 6s
Eq tr 5s
106M
.J&J
88 M
& gen M g 4s '56-A&O
& gen 6s 1956—A&O
& gen 6Ms 1956-A&0
'32-'35 (yr)
J&J 15
1931-39 (s-a)
M&S
104
105M
4%
4.20
4.20
100 y
101588 £
ETenn reorg lien 5s 1938 M&S
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996
J&J
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951-J&J
1998—J&J
L & N So joint g 4s—-See L & N
Mobile & O coll tr 4s '38.M&S
85
Spartanburg Un Col 4s '95--J&J
Spokane Falls & Nor 6s '39--J&J
SpoK Internal 1st g 5s 1955-J&J
Staten Isl Ry 4Mb 1943
J&D
Stephenv N&S Tex 5s *40 op.J&J
30M
50
97"
4s 1936
J&J
Sunbury Hazloton & W-R—2d mtge inc 6s 1938 coup.M&N
Tampa & Gulf Coast—
1st g 5s 1953-—-----A&O
Sun & Lewis 1st g
1st
90%
106
75M
46 M
100M
3.80%
4.10%
4.10%
m
6s 1947 ser
108M
^
25
10
,
„
A—.—A&O
1st gold
4Mb
1939---—A&O
102
105 X
94
103 M
1st consol gold 5s 1944—F&A
s f g 4s '53 op '10—J&J
Terre Haute & Peor 5s 1942-M&S
Gen ref
Texarkana & Ft Smith—
1st
m
5 Ms 1950
guar——F&A
98 M
Texas City Term 6s 1941-J&J26
Texas & N O con 5s 1943—-3 & J
70
102
J&D
2d inc g 5s Dec 2000
Mar
Gen & ref 5s 1977 ser B—A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1979 ser O—A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1980 ser D—J&D
Texas & Pac 1st 5s 2000----
Eq tr 5s 1931-1939
Eq tr 4Ms 1932-42
Eqtr 4 Ms 1932-43
108M
90
87"
4~.40
M&N
(yr)—A&O
(yr)—F&A
M&N
-J&J
J&D
74
75
52
72
68 %
70
1952—J&J
Eq tr 5 Ms 1931-1939 (s-a) M&S
Equip tr 4Ms 1931-1945—J&J
3t> Paul & Dul 1st 5s 1931—F&A
1st consol g 4s 1968
J&D
St Paul East Gr Tr 4 Ms '47—J&J
St P & K O Sh 4 Ms 1941—F&A
St Paul Minn & Manitoba—
1st consol g 4s 1933
J&J
1st consol g 6s 1933
J&J
1st cons red to 4Mb g 1933.J&J
Montana ext 1st 4s 1937-J&D
Pacific Ext 1st 4s £ 1940--J&J
49%
4.25%
4.25%
4.40
4.40
Tol Can Sou & D 1st 4s
20
Tol & Ohio Cent 1st 5s
St
Paul
4.50
4.50
100M
101
92
96
88
94
89%
100 J'
104
99M
94 X
111
Joaquin Val
1st g 5s Oct 1 1940
A&O
San Fran Term 1st 4s 1950—A&O
111M
94
96
94
95
104
1st M g 5Ms
1964-—--M&S
56—J&J
1935-J&J
West Div 1st 5s g 1935—A&O
Gen gold 6s 1935-—-—J&D
St Mary's Div 4s g 1951—F&A
Eq tr 6s 1932-1935 (yr)..J&J15
102 M
105
104
idix
100 M
100 M
6
lOlM
4" 25
"4%
RR—
J&J
Toledo St Louis & Western—
85
^2
88
Toledo Peoria & Western
lat m. 6s 1952
95
f ol Term 1st 4 M* '57 gu—M&N
fol Walh Valley & Ohio—
96
97M
1931 ser A—J&J
1st g gu 4Ma 1933 ser B—J&J
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser C
M&S
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
100
100^
1st g gu 4Mb
Union Depot—
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
Tex Fae-Mo Pac Term RR—-
1st gold 4s Apr 1 1950
105
102
San Fran & San
85"
70
Term RR Assn (St Louis)—
M
96]
©83
109
7
7
80
J&D
M&S
50-year 4Mb 1981
M&N
4Mb 1969 with war
M&N
Equip 7s 1931-1935 (yr) J&D
Equip 5s 1932-1939 (yr)—M&N
Equip tr 5s 1931-38 (yr)—J&D
Eq tr 4 M» 1931-40 (yr)—J&D
Eq tr 4M« "Sl-^l (yr)
J&D
Pacific Fruit Express equip 7s
June 1 1932-1935 (yr)—J&D
i
Eq 5s '32-'39 C (yr)
M&S
Eq 5s '32-*41 D (yr)
A&O
Tennessee Central Ry—
Southwestern—
1st term & unif 5s
86
6.75
42
Tampa North 1st 5a 36 op.J&J
Temfskaming & Nor Ont Ry Com
Deb 4s 1939-1968
F&A
62
97 X
4.10
4.30
2d g Inc 4s Nov 1989
1st consol g 4s 1932
90
3.80%
3.80%
3.80%
60
71
46
1st g 4s 1989
8S8
o
89 M
101M
J&J
Eq tr 6b 1932-'34 (yr)—J&J 15
Eq tr 5a 1931-*37 (year)—-M&S
Eq 4 Ms 1932-'41 BB (yr)-F&A
Louis
6.76
92 M
60
50
Cons In 4 Ms 1978 ser A—M&S
Gen mtge gold 6s 1931—J&J
St
6.75
100 M
85"
97
6.75
M&J
(Oregon
1st
4M«
1977
.
96
95
St Louis-San Fran (reorganized).
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A—J&J
5
Suffolk & Car con 5s 1952—J&J
92
101
Gen mtge gold 5s 1931
94
5
91
96M
99
101
109M
96 %
4%
94M
105
90
Riv & Gulf Div 4s 1933—M&M
mx
109 M
96 X
4%
84 M
102M
92X
1st g 4s
9
10M
1 '49 J&D
Lines)
A
Coll tr 4s (O P) Aug
Aiken Br 1st g 4s
76 %
97
A&O
107 X
101 J*
104 M
85
4.20%
St Lawr & Adirond 5s 1996--J&J
2d gold 6s 1996
St Louis Iron Mt & Sou—
101M
110
4.50
St J Gr Isl
ibix
97
2X
9M
Eqtr 4 Ms Oct* 31-39 (s-a) A&O
83"
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B__J&J
100
b
St Johns & L Cham 5s 1944.M&S
f This price includes accrued interest,
88
St Clair Term 1st 5s 1932—F&A
St L Peo & N W 5b 1948
101
Gen M 4 Ms 1977 ser C
J&J
Phila Newt & N Y 3s 1942.-A&O
83
Phila & Read O & I—See Ind & M isc.
K& Basis,
Richmond-Washington Co—
Coll tr g gu 4s 1943 opt.—J&D
Rio Gr June 1st gu 5s 1939—J&D
Rio Gr So 1st g 4s 1940
J&J
1st g Is guar 1940
J&J
Rio Gr West 1st 4s 1939
J&J
1st coll tr 4s 1949 op
A&O
R I Ar &. La 4Mb 1934
M&S
Rock Island-Frisco Term Ry
1st m 4Ms 1957
J&J
Rutl Can 1st g gu 4s 1949
J&J
Rutland con 4M« 1941
J&J
95M
RR—
Con M 3Msg £ 1945
Deb 4Ms 1970
35
82
St Clair Mad & St Louis Belt—
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
1st & ref 4Mb 1977
35
Rich Fredericksb & Potomac—
A&O
Richmond Term 1st 5s 1952--J&J
M&N
Paris-Orleans extl 5Ms 1968 M&S
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
91
50~
Gen & ref 4Ms 1997 ser B-J&J
Eq 5s (J&Jr31-*32 ser J-J&J
Eq. 4Ms 1931-'45 (s-a)„M&N
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
Rensselaer &
Saratoga—
6% g bds May 1 1941—M&N
Rich & Peters 4Mb 1940
„
„
93
89%
1947--A&O
T---
25X
25
Stamped
Adj mtge 5s Oct 1 1949--F&A
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt
A&O
Certificates of deposit
1st & cons 6s 1945 ser A—M&S
5% secured notes 1931---F&A
Equip tr 6s (s-a) 1932-37-F&A
Eq tr 5Ms 1931-1932 (s-a)A&0
Eq tr 5s 1932-1940 (s-a)—J&J
Eq tr 4 Md? Jan 15*32-40(s-a) J&D
Atlanta-Birmingham Div—
1st g 4s May 1 1933
M&S
Seab-All Florida Ry—
1st gu 6s 1935 series A—F&A
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B
F&A
Seab & Roanoke 5s ext 1931-J&J
Seacoast RR of N J 5b '48--A&O
Shamokin Sunbury & Lewisb'g—
2d 6b gold July 1 1925 ext at
5% to July 1 1945
J&J
Shrev Bdg & Ter 5s *55 gu—F&A
Sierra Ry of California—
1st s f 6s g Apr 12 '37.A&0 12
Sioux City & Pac 3M« 1936-F&A
Somerset Ry 1st & ref 4s '55-J&J
1st M 4s July 2 1950
J&J
South Bound RR 1st 5s 1941A&0
S & N Ala cons M g 5s 1936-F&A
Gen cons gu g 5s 1963
A&O
So Pac Coast 1st g 4s 1937.-J&J
Southern 111 & Mo Bridge Co—
1st Mg 4s 1951
M&N
South Indiana 1st g 4s 1951.-F&A
40-year 4M« 1968
Ral & Cape Fear 1st 5s 1943M&S
Ral & Charleston 4s 1956
F&A
Consol 4s 1956
-F&A
1940
A&O
Equip 6s Jan 15 *32-'35-J&J 15
Richmond & Mecklenburg—
1st g 4s Nov 11948
M&N
102
Oonv g 5s 1934
Cons mtge 4Mb
F&A
1956
97
100
Raleigh & 8 W 1st 4s 1936
J&J
Raritan River 1st g 5s 1939—J&J
Reading Company—
W& N A tr ctfs 4s red 105-Q-M
Jer Cent g 4s *51 op '06--A&O
Gen & ref 4M« 1997 ser A-J&J
95^
104%
A&O
A&O
-
So Pacific Branch L 1st 6s '37A&O
103 M
101
71
Wore 1st 4s
Sav Fla & W 1st 6s 1934
1st M g 5s 1934
J&J
Southern Pacific Co—
91
89
Prov Sec deb 4s 1957 gu
M&N
Prov Ter 1st g 4s gu 1956—M&S
70
100
60
97
Oardelet Br 1st 4Mb 1938.A&0
Paducah & 111 1st
101M
4Mb 1955-J&J
Pan American 1st 5s T34
—
op_ _J&J /
do
Guar 5s 1961
J&J
Port Reading 1st gu 5s 1941—J&J
Ports Gt F & Con 4 Ms 1937. J&D
Potomac Val 1st gu 5s g 1941 J&J
101
100
Ral & Gaston 1st 5s g 1947—J&J
Ral & Southp con 5s 1965
J&D
100
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938—F&A
2d ext 5s gold 1938
-J&J
f 6s 1958
S f extl 7s 1958
97
105M
—
_J&J
s
95
104
35
-J&J
St L R E 1st 5s 1938
92 M
91
1st gen 5s 1974 series O
J&D
Portl (Me) Term gu 4s 1961-J&J
85M
97 X
f 6Ms 1948-
94
-J&D
...
84 M
Pacific Coast Co—See Misc Bonds
Pacific Coast Terminals Ltd—
Pennsylvania
West Va Ry—
ser A
97 M
—A&O
—F&A
99
J&J
M&N
96
Oregon-Wash RR & Nav—
1st & ref g gu 4s *61 opt--J&J
^
1st g guar a f 5s 1942
Pitts Va & Char gu 4s 1943
Prov &
104
_
„
fg 5s 1959-
1st gen 4s series A 1948—-J&D
1st M 5s 1962 series B
F&A
4.10
4.10
105
J&D
100
1st m 4Ms 1950 series O—-J&J
Ont & Que deb gu 5s
perp
J&D If 99
Ore RR & Nav cons 4s 1946-J&D
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946--J&J
108M
1st cons guar 5s 1946
109M
J&J
Gu tr ctfs g
74M
101
103 X
a
95 X
103
102 X
1936-J&D
5
5
65
2
J&D
1st
101M
90 M
95
110M
100M
100 X
2
60
1st m 4Mb 1959 ser B—..A&O
1st M 4Ms 1960 ser O
.A&O
Pitts Young & Ash—
Q-J
1st M 5 Ms 1944
1st M 5s 1945 series B
101
103 X
P S & L E 1st g 5s 1940
A&O
Cons 1st g 5s July 1 1943—J&J
PIttsb Term RR & Coal—
1st m 4Ms 1958
68 M
96 M
Connecting 4s 1943.--M&S
red to
3.80%
30
Norwich & Wor—4Ms 1947-M&S
Ogd & L Oh 1st g gu 4s 1948-J&J
Ext
4%
E
Pittsburgh & Shawmut—
100
99 M
103
1st M 5s 1977
s
110K
100M
102
ser
Gold 4a Feb 1 1952
F&A
6% receivers' ctfa 1927—F&A
100M
Northwestern Terminal RR—
Old Colony RR 4s 1938
3Ms July 1 1932
©7K
Eq tr 6M® 1931-35 (yr)—A&O
J&J
J&J
Pitts Shaw & N—1st g 5s '49 F&A
108
North Penna ext'd 4s 1936--M&N
Gen g 3 3-10s 1953
J&J
Ohio Riv RR—1st
g 5s
Gen gold 5s 1937
97 X
109M
109 X
101M
Pitts &
M&S
Interest red to 4M %
Nor Maine Seaport 5s 1935-A&0
Nor Ohio 1st gu 6s g 1945—A&O
Northern Pacific—
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997
Q-J
106M
97 X
Pitta & Lake Erie
-
99
103""
102^
,_A&0
Pitts McK & Y 6s 1932
2d 6b guar 1934
A&O b
O Ind & W g 5s Apr 1938
101X
101M
101M
Gen M 5s 1970 ser A
J&D
Gen M 5b 1975 ser B
A&O
Gen M 4 Ms 1977 ser C—J&J
3 Ms
103
M&S
Sault 8te Marie Bridge—
1st M s f 5s July 1 1937
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
1949--F&A
do
22 M
50"
104
101 M
100
155"
97 X
91 %
107
19 X
Gen & ref 5s 1974 ser A
1st M
J&D
1942
1942.-i
1st g 5s
22%
21
102
104
M&N
F&A
4%s ser J 1964...M&N
4s ser D 1945
M&N
4a ser F 1953
J&D
4s ser G 1957—-M&N
4s ser H 1960---F&A
do
Bid.
Bonds
A&O
gu.—J&J
Ser O 1942
Ser I 1963
do
do
79M
72M
F&A
Impt & exten 6s 1934
New River 1st 6s 1932
A&O
N& WRy 1st con 4a '96—A&O
Dlv 1st lien & gen g 4s July 1
Eq tr 4Ms 1932 (yr)
Eq tr 4 Ms 1932-'35
Northeast of S O 6s 1933
Northern Central—
Ser B
do
do
100
Norfolk Ter 1st gu 4s 1961—M&N
Norfolk & Western
1944 opt Jan 1 1929.,—-J&J
N & W Pocahontas 4s *41 -J&D
Eq tr 4 Mb 1932 (yr)
..M&N
f opt
Pine Creek guar 6s 1932
do
1st & ref g 5a '61 opt '15—F&A
Norf & South 1st 5s 1941.M&N
1st gen g 5s 1954 opt
J&J
s
bond*.
Santa Fe Prescott & Phoenix—
P B & L E con g 5s 1947
J&J
Pitts Char & Youghioghony—
Gen mtge gtd 4a 1932
A&O
do
A&O
g
Ask.
Bid.
Bait48 1932
1st p 4s 1937
69 M
53 M
79
106M
101
&
Pitts Cin Chic & St Louis—
Con g gu 4Ms ser A 1940-A&O
----
Registered $5 J)00 each
N Y W estchester & Bos Ry—
1st M g 4 M® 1946 guar
J&J
Nord Ry s f 6Ms 1950
A&O
w
Debenture
-78
98M
Wilm
Philippine Railway—
-
72
J&J
2d mtge 4 Ms 1937
Gen mtge 5s g 1940
marked "f" and Income and defaulted
Bonds
Phila
Registered $5,000 only
Gen M g 4s 1955 red
Ohio
BONDS
RAILROAD
NOTIOK.—All bona prloig
1st gold 4* June 1 1946—J&D
Consol m4Ms 1966 ser A—F&A
cons 5s 1928—J&D
Ulster & Del
Stamped as to Dec 1928 int
Ctfs of dep no cpn stpd-1928
Stpd as to Dec 1928 int
1st ref gold 4s 1952^
A&O
h Dollars per i.OOO-franc bond, k Last sale. I In London,
n
Nominal,
s
Sale price
99 H
96 %
94X
97 M
I
98X
«l"
84M
•
iCO<N
I
64"
44
BONDS
BAILBOAD
Bonds
and
Bid
Stocks.
M&S 6
Eq tr 7i 1932-*35 (yr)—J&D
67^
I)
102
95
Od
3.75%
Belgian Nat Rys Go
lit g 5s 1942 opt 1922
41
78%
40
0
0
103
A&O
0
104M
99M
r\
U
General gold 4s 1944
M&S
Gen 1st g 3Ms Mar 1 '51.M&S
Utah Fuel—See Ind & Misc.
Utah & Northern—
98
Prior pref.
1st preferred
98
1st preferred G
101K
-
97 M
63""
A stamped.
stamped.
stamped.
100
mm—-
"mm
103'"
95M
-
"*
1st preferred B
Utica OHn & Blng 5s 1939—J&J
-
3
100
87 M
1st 7s *08 ext at 4% to *33-J&J
-
99
mm
F&A
120
....
Series B 1957
Vera Cruz & Pacific RR—
1st gold 4 Ms 1934 opt
July 1924
Preferred stamped.
Boston Rev Beach &
Vlcksburg Bdge & Term Go—
1st M sf 6s 1958
M&S
Vlcksburg Shreveport & Pacific—
50
Prlien 6s *15 ext 5% '40-M&N
Gen 5s May 1 1941
60
99
M&N
Preferred.
Oatawlsaa RR—1st pref (guar]
103""
gen 5s 1936 -M&N
Va & Southwest 5s 2003
J&J
1st cons g 5s 1958
A&O
97
2d pref (guar P & R) -——.
Oayuga & Susq (gu D L & W).
53"
50
Virginian Railway—
105 M
1st M gold 5s 1962 opt—.M&N
lit m 4^s 1962 ser B
M&N
107
100M
99
4.20
Eq tr 4Ms 1931-1940(yr)__J&J 6
4.20
Eq tr 5s 1931-1938 (yr) —M&N b
Wabash RRr-lst g 5s 1939-M&N
101M
2d gold 5s 1939
F&A
Deb mtge 6s aeries B 1939-J&J
1st lien term gold 4s 1954. J&J
Ref & gen 5Ma 1975 A-.M&S
0
62"
■
Preferred
d
78M
89M
Colorado &
3
Southern
3
3
97 M
Oolumbus & Xenia
36
57
Cuba
92M
mmmm
110i
27-;,
preferred
Dayton & Mich com (guar)...
Preferred (guar OH&D)..
Delaware & Bound Br (guar).
6^
3
]
175
118„
Erie—Common
1st preferred
]
2d preferred
3
3
Erie & Kalamazoo (guar)
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa RR)
Fonda Johns & Glov com——1
—
Preferred
]
78
"mm
3d
3d
— —
H
H
M
M
3
]
105
90
3
]
52 M
43 M
21
72
5
15
3d
3d
3d
Preferred (guar Nor Oent).
63
42
62
15
27
21
70
65
45
61
64
65
15%
29
23
77
3
15
Georgia RR & Bank Go (gu).
Georgia Southern & Florida.
81
90
3
-.—
■
Preferred.
46%
20 M
47"
45
7
75
15
215
50
21
420
v t c.
3d
Jr
XjA
■ Ul
JLMmmmm
35M
70
--
....
Leased lines (guar)
Stk tr ctfs—See RR Securs
Tnt & Great North Ry v t C—
Internat Rys (Gent Am) com.
mm
Pitts Cine Ohic & St Louis—100
Pitts Ft W & Chic com (gu)-.lOO
3
d
100
100
100
155
c
106M
Southwestern of Ga (guar)—100
Tennessee Central Ry com—.(t)
guar
betterment stk—
18
120
12
21
115
,
H
%
100
29
30
55
54
-!!..
25
104
118
I In London,
30,
107
-mmm
110
II""
18
24
100
18
25
64
68
50
40
86
48
46 M
90
Western Pacific RR
Preferred
48 %
West Jersey & Sea Sh—Com.
preferred
2d preferred
d
—100
100
1st
10
10M
55
70
9M
Ex-rights,
18M
12
7
14
60
63
100
69 M
70
100
100
70"
ICO 10
Corp.-—100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Prior lien stock 7%
Preferred 6%
v
86k
230
118
100
Preferred B
siale price,
70
150M
"§"
31
Nominal,
95"
120
95
30
n
62
102
100
100
50 d
5
1
80
k Last sale.
73
94
94
102 M
/ This price includes accrued interest,
1 u
54
81
Atlantic 1st leased lines rent tr— Id 75
9M
21
120
50
72 M
•50 %
Western Maryland Ry com.. 10G
mmmm
60
100
Wabash Railway
Preferred A
100
46
mmmm
90
100
-
Warren N J (guar D L & W)_
97
mmmm
113
120
44
mmmm
162
226
115.
d
145
90
Utica Chen & Susq Val (gu).100
Utica Clinton & BInghamton.100
115
d
43
Convertible preferred
100
45'"
Texas & Pacific
100
65
Troy & Gr'bush (gu N Y O).. 50 d
117
Tunnel RR of St Louis
100
149
Union Pacific—Common
100
86 %
Preferred
100
175
3d
64
45%
8M
15 M
10P
105
) d
62
15
100
Ohio stk tr ctfis
152
)
Preferred.
89%
11
100
Preferred—
3
3
100
—
37
15
Southern Pacific Co
Virginian Railway com.
Com vot tr certificates—
2M
53
56
159
117
57
100
50 d
100
—....
"0%
M
89%
80
NY) (guar)
100
Vermont & Mass (guar)
100
Vicksb Shrevep & Pac com—.100
1
163 M
85
-.100
100
45"
1
■■
170
180
6% guaranteed-100
7% guaranteed
100
Roch & Genesee Val RR
100
Rome & Glint (gu D & H)__ 100
Rutland pref
100
St Louis Bridge 1st pref——100
3
146"
Spec
68
155*"
d
40
1st preferred-—
50
d
41
2d preferred
—
50
135
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar) .100
158
Rich Fred & Potom—Com—100
158
Dividend obligations
100
3
3
100
86
34
180
4% 111 Gent stk ctf 1952—1000
d
Reading Company——-— 50
3
190
110
230
45
Valley RR
69
'§"
3
Joliet & Ohic (guar O & A)_.
— -
48
COi Oi
32
.
50
52
Railroad Securities Go—
Preferred
)
100
common
5%
70
132
150
United N J RR & Canal (gu).100
100
81
64
3
Com vot trust ctfs
118
35M
46%
3
/C
mm--
3 d
v t c
V*
.m.m — —
'
65
.
3
25
15
21
3
3
Preferred
25
Mob &
mm
3
3
Green Baj
4
115
215"
) d
2
100
44 M
135
11
50
100
50
Prior preferred
100
Phila Germ & Norris (guar)— 50 d 129
220
Phila & Trenton (gu Pa RR).100
d
32
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie. _ 50
d
64
Preferred
50
Sharon
1
<M lO o
)
3
Preferred
k
Pere Marquette Ry com
Preferred
S mthern Ry common
orn
1
3
Great Northern Ry—Pref
k
125
3
Preferred-....——•
38
100
100
80
27
44%
5%
100
Stratoga & Schenectady (gu)-100
Saaboard Air Line common.—100
105
104
Preferred.
-50 d
(guar)—100
St Louis Southwestern
Preferred
2
3
3
Huntlngd & Broad Top
Peoria & Bureau Val
50
50
d
(t)
—100
St Louis-San Francisco Ry
100
6% preferred---——
100
3
54""
d
Ramapo
Pennsylvania RR—...
Pennroad Oorp v t c
2nd preferred--
1
52M
50 d
Paterson &
121
90
80
75
77
23
Pitts Youngst & Asht pref
Prov & Worcester (guar)
3
Preferred
East Penna (guar P & R)
Elmira & W'msport (guar)
35
60
95
3
'
d
135
Old Colony (gu NYNH&H)—100
Jdll8
Ontario & Quebec
100
d
85
Pittsb & West Va
3
CO OSHO
103
90
140
70
137
41
d
96M
90
89
138
35
3d
3d
99 H
....
d
33 M
66
30M
39
3
3.85%
93
North Pennsylv (gu P & R)-_ 50
Norwich & Worcester pref—100
8%
4
92
33
61
93
170
H6M
3d 52
5 d 40
3
10
RR
92
47 M
(guar B & M)._ 100
158 M
Preferred (guar Penn RR)__lOO
d
85
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie.
50
d
50
Pittsb McK & Yough (guar)-- 50
.
3
92
.
12
4
3
Preferred
100
100
100
10
75
4.15%
50 d
78
46
100M
26
3
l5B
100
205
Albany & Susquehanna (guar) 100
5
Alleghany Corp
(t d
Pref (with $30 warrants)
21
10'
Pref (with $40 warrants)—100
16
5 Basis.
115"
107
76
44
24 M
52 M
56%
3
45%
102M
80
82
66
Peoria & Eastern.
) d 115
(guar)
3
Atlanta & West Point
100
Atlantic Coaat L Co of Conn.-50 d
Atlantic Coast L RR com——100
70
109M
mm mm
3
::::
97
180
mmmm
111
65
Oswego & Syrac (gu D L & W) 50
100
275"
s
J
3
144%
105M
152 M
107
100
Ogden Mine RR (gu On N J) .100
52
67
3
85
100
94
50
70
35
d 120
100
Paters on & Hudson River
3d
Par
Augusta & Savannah (guar)—100
90
54
k 109
3d
3d
W*
100
78
91
58M
100
d 151M
50
50
105"
77%
100
N Y Lack & West (guar)
N Y New Haven & Hartf
M
145
94"
100
Norfolk & Western Ry
25%
k
Preferred.
Atlanta Birm & Coast pref-—100
Atlan & Ghar Air L (guar)
100
IS
100
Norfolk Southern
4K
6Vs
28%
4
6%
28
85
24 M
50M
47
3
97
100
1
135
Passaic & Del Ext
3
Preferred
Atch Top & Santa Fe
Preferred
175
15
3
—
.
1
1
100
100
7% preferred-———
N Y Ontario & Western.-
3
95
65
1st g 4s 1951—M&N
Sup & Dul Div 4s 1936—M&N
50%
59
Worcester Nash & Roch—See Bo ston & Maine
Yosemite Val s f g 5s 1936—J&J /
37
34
2d 5sl936
J&J /
10
2M
common
55
43
125
1
Preferred.
Gin Union Term 5% pref—.
Ann Arbor
86
52 M
108
1
Preferred,
inc NewOi
....
$40 warrants
Allegheny & West (guar.)
83
40
Northern Pacific Ry
100
North RR of N J (guar Erie) .100
d
Northern Securities Go stubs
3
98M
96
100
55
70
North'n N H
3
pur mon
Pref without warrants
Mobile & Birm pref (guar)
100
Mobile & Ohio—See Southern Ry
Morris & Essex (guar)
50
Nashv Ohatt & St Louis
100
Nashv & Decatur (gu L & N)_ 25 d
National Rys of Mex 1st pref-100
-
18M
53
60
50
3
04
96%
1st M gold 5s 1966
A&O
Wis Gent Ry—1st M g 4s '49 J&J
1st & ref 4s 1959
A&O
Marshfleld & South East Div
44
17%
60
3
Ohic R I & Pacific common...
78
92 M
J&D
com
,
18
3
Wllm & Nor 1st 5s 1927 extended
Alabama Tenn & Nor com
Preferred
Alabama & Vlcksburg
"lM
4M
16 H
)
0
Chicago & North Western—.
62
75
Q-F
IlM
43 %
100
—
6% preferred
3
Wil & Wei gen g 5s 1935
J&J
Gen mtge g 4a 1935-J&J
Winston-Salem Southbound—
1st gold guar 4s 1960
J&J
Winston-Salem Terminal Go—
11%
100
100
com
N Y & Harlem com (gu)
Preferred
Ohic Milw St P & Pacific—
82
89""
lstggu 4Mb 1941 opt
M&N
Wilkes & E 1st g 5s 1942—J&D
W111& S F 1st 5s g 1938
J&D
Wilm & Newb 4s 1947
F&A
37
4%
16%
3
....
Ala Great Southern
Preferred
30
30
—
3
70
83
West N Y & Penna 5s 1937—J&J
104%
Gen mtge gold 4s 1943
97
A&O
Income g 5s Apr 1943—Nov 1 /
Western Pacific RR Corp—
1st M 5s 1946 series A
M&S
Eq tr 5Ms 1931-38 (yr)._J&D 6 4".40
West Ry of Ala 1st 4 Ms *58 A&O
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
9 2%
J&J
W Side Belt 1st g 5s 1937-M&S
W Va & Pitts 1st 4s g 1990-A&O
90 M
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR—
1st consol gold 4s 1949—M&S
91
v Ref M
4Mb series A 1966.M&S
96
Ref gold 5s series B 1966-M&S
100M
4.40
Bq tr 6s Jan 15 1931-35 -J&J b
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
F&A
White & Black River Valley—
RAILROAD STOCKS.
186
6M
22
100
Preferred.
-...
60
%
5%
Dividend payable in London.- Id
N Y Ohic & St Louis com
100
46
3
W™
95
,
58""
{
58
158%
91%
145
Preferred.
80
A-J&J
d
100
Adjustment preferred
100
135
No Carolina (guar So RR). .100
90
Northern Gent (guar Pa RR)_ 50 d
Preferred,
90 %
79
Washington & Vandemere—
1st 4 Ma 1947
..—F&A
West Jersey & Sea Shore—
Oonsol gold 4s 1936——J&J
Cons 3 Ms g series B 1936--J&J
West Maryland 4s 1952
A&O
Minehill & Schuyl Hav (gu)— 50
Minneapolis & St Louis
100
Minneapolis St P & S S M—100
110
hicago Gre
g guar
4M % to 1977
Gen g 5s Aug 1 1932
47
47
1,150"
108M
8%
2%
155
90%
70
82
3Ms Jan 1954 op 1924
J&J
Wash Term Go—3Ms 1945—F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
at
100
45
80
X
—
2d preferred
New London Northern
New Orleans Great North
New Orl Texas & Mexico
New York Central RR_.
90
165
3
Wash & Oolum Rlv 4s 1935—J&J
1st 5s 1980
J&J
Wichita Falls & Northwestern—
1st 5s Jan 1939
..J&J
1st & ref g 5s 1940 opt
J&J
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
80
%
0
3.80%
4%
_Hef &
ser
26M
k
3
87"
gen 5s 1980 ser D—A&O
Warren 1st refg 3Ms 2000—-F&A
Wash Gent 4s Mar 1948
Q-M
mm**m
5J
3
Preferred.
3
Ref & gen 5a 1976 ser B—F&A
Ref & gen 4 Hs 1978 ser O-A&O
100
100
70"
750
3
102
100
JDes M Div 1st g 4s 1939—J&J
Toledo & Ohlc 4s g 1941—M&S
Omaha Dlv 1st 3 Ms g '41-A&O
Wabash Ry—
1st & ref 5 Ms 1977
35"
28
"l"
%
3
3.90%
3.90%
Eq tr 6s 1932-*35 (year)_J&J15 b
4%
4.25
Eqtr 4J4b 1932-42 (yr)—_A&0 b
Det & Chic ext 1st g 5s *41.J&J
102
Washington Go Ry 1st
mmmm
62
5 d
26
Old 78
3
84
3
98
3d 45M
Od 45M
3d 43
3
175
) d 29M
5 d
29M
100
„
Virginia Mid
~Z%
3 d
-
„
"4~"
16
21
0
5 d
Preferred.
coupon off
lit gold 4Mb 1934 assenting
Vennont Vail 1st 4 Ms 1940- A&O
65%
d 700
50
d
48
50
100
:
Preferred-----
)d
2M
coupon on
July 1913
_
J "
Lynn_.
0
J&J f
120
Maryland & Pennsylvania
100
95"*
Massawippi Valley Ry
:—100
Michigan Central
100 1,050
d
38
Midland Valley com
50
27M
Preferred
50 d
Preferred
Missouri Pacific
176
3
95
M&N
46
112
100
-—
-
Preferred
44
d
4% leased line ctfs-100
Mississippi Central
100
d
Mo-Kan-Tex RR com---(no par)
Vandalla RR—
Gong 4s 1955 series A
Louisv Hend & St L pref
Louisville & Nashville--
Maine Central--
180M
35
0
Lit Schuyl Nav RR & Ooal(gu) 50
Louis & Mo Riv pref (guar)—100
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Stocks.
Mahoning Goal RR
Pref (guar L S & M S)
0 z
N
United N J RR & OanaJ Go—
_
48 M
103 H
,
-d
American shares pai
Boston & Alb (guar
3.75%
3.80%
Union Terminal Go (Dallas)—
„
50M
70
0 dz 45
3.75%
4%
4%
6
50
0
112%
40-year 4%» 1967
101M
J&J
94 M
40-year 4s 1968
J&D
Ed tr 4 Ms *32-*38 (yr)
4%
M&N b
4%
Eq 4 Ms Sept 15*31 '39.M&Slf) 5
„
Ask,
'
102
98
101M
97 %
111 %
81
STOCKS
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
0
Union Pacific—
lit ry & land gr 4s g 1947-- J&J
lst&ref 4s June 2008--—M&S
lit & ref 5a June 2 2008—M&S
Eq tr 5a 1931-*37 (yr)
AND
where marked "f" and income and defaulted bondr.
BOTIOK.—All bond prloea art "and Interest" except
t No par value.
1
marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where
Stooks and Bonds.
Par.
I
Bid.
8tocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Per
654
Series E_____
Aldred Invest Tr 454 s Dec 1967—
S3 convertible preferred
Am Bank Stk Tr Shares
...
American British & Oont com.(t)
(t)
f6 preferred
)eb g 6s 1953
Amer.
Financial
F&A
4
24"
5%
154
Fourth Nat'l Investors
Warrants
38
68
$5.60 prior pref...
—
Amer Oitiea Pow & Lt cl A...100
Class B
(t)
American & Continental Oorp
Amer. Composit Trust Shares
American
(t)
4%
European Secur
(t)
Ooll tr s f 5s 1968 ser A
J&J
Amer Founders Oorp common
Preferred (with warrants) ..100
Deb 5s Feb 11952 without warr
General American Shares class A.
32
m
General Equities class A
General Public Service com
V
...
50
50
*254
1-16
39
nH
140ths
6c.
170ths
3c
Amer & Gen Sec com class
Common class B
A_(t
(f
$3 preferred
(f
Amer Insuranstocks Oorp
Amer Invest Trust Shares
8^
Amer & Overseas pref
Amer. TJtll. & GenT Oorp A
Glass B v t c
5
(+)
Preferred
Associated Stand. Oil Shs.
Atlantic & Pac Int com w
W—(t)
Preferred w w
50
Units
Warrants
Preferred
26
eY." Y(t)
18
Bankinstocks Holding
Oorp_II
Bankstocks Oorp of Md cl
v,,
10
Preferred
Bansicilla Corp
II
<j.
Industry Shares
Participations Inc
British Type Investors
Capital Administration
7
50
6
4 54
.......
aIIIII
(
8
1*
A*
1254
cl A
Class B
J*
30
32
pref
Without
15
""
Chain Store Shareo wners
"(Chic)
Oorp
13K
51
new...
12
78
.
I
Chelsea Exchange
Corp cYaIIII
Olass B
Colonial Investors shares
_
Vk*
80
3
19
IW
100
50
60
Denture 5s May 1*194211-.Without
69
71
69
71
Shares—I
Preferred
warrants
Continental Shares
Common..
(t)
A...YY"
Certificates of deposit-
27X
30~~
28
8% preferred
Deposited Bank Shs N Y ser A.
Devonshire Investing
Diversified Trustee Shares A
B shares
C shares
-IIIIIIIIIIIII
Eastern Utilities
Investing Corp—
Common A
..—(t)
_.Deb 6s 1954 with warr M&S 15
Shareholdings Corp com_(t)
Elec
warr
(f)
Preferred
"36"
554
554
554
4k
32
14
36"
101
6)4
6X
6
554
34
llH
72
2)4
40
<m m m
m mmtmrn
84
mmm**
5
754
45
55
754
654
.
Invest Trust Associates com—(t)
Investors Equity common
Debenture 5s series A 1947
854
754
454
(t)
4
mm
mm.
1854
954
554
154
154
654
654
7
9254
93
8
654
7
254
13
7
70
70
x
8)4
7
15
554
254
2
s
4054
s
415*
(t)
tl.20 preferred
3 cum conv 1st pf
—-60
Super Oorp of Amer class A
Class B
Class C_.
-—
Class D
...
Investors.—..(+>
-(t)
Tri-Contlneafcal Corp.
6% cum pref
100
Trusteed Amer". Bank shares
Trusteed NYC Bank shares
Trustee Stand Invest ser O
Class D
-—
Trustee 18tandard Oil shares A..
Trust Shares of America
—
Twentieth Century Fixed Tr
Two-Year Tr shares
United Fixed Shares
-—
United Founders common
(t)
1-70th
United Bank Trust
United Insur Trust
J——U S & British Internat class A. (t)
Class B
(t)
Preferred
< t)
Deb g 5s 1948
-M&N
U S Elec Light & Pow tr ctf A...
Trust ctfs ser B
U S Elec Pow Oorp com w war(f)
77
Warrants...-..---------——
$6 1st
Securities com.(t)
preferred
(t)
U 8 Overseas com with war-.(t;
Certificates of deposit
H
1154
-
—
2--.
5
Universal
Trust Shares -
Utilities Hydro &
17
-
(T)
—
F
154
2
15 1952
6
6
Olass B
State Tr Invest Oorp—
Sterling Sec com A
Common B
U S Shares C3
54
454
Old Colony Invest Trust com.(t)
Debenture 454s Feb 1 1947....
2154
554
754
U S & Foreign
38
35
No Am Utility Securities com (t)
Oil Shares units
t New stock,
•
5
North American Trust shares
cent
4
•-'
1854
954
...—r.—.....
20
—
'554
354
New Jersey Bankers Securities—
N Y Bank & Trust Shares
42
5
"554
"5"
ft)
National Re-Investing Corp.....
Nat'l Short Term Sec com A_.(t)
National Trust Shares
Nationwide Sec Co tr ctf B—...
New Bedford Invest Trust.—50
73
42
4
12
454
554
454
2854
154
40
Mutual Management com—... —
Nat Industries Share*
24
$3 preferred allot certificates..
8pencer Trask Fund Inc
(t)
Standard Amer. Tr. shares ......
Standard Coll Trust shares
Standard Corporations
—
Standard Holding Corp cl A.. ' "
Standard Investing Corp com.
Series B
654
454
454
554
454
2654
154
Metal & Mining Shares com..(f)
Debenture 454 s Pec
10
45
2
35
Mohawk Investing Corp
Mutual Investment Trust
Price per share, nob per
1054
37
100
95
Series O
(t)
(T)
Common A...
Common B
Warrants
79
34
.......—
Class B
75
954
Investors Trustee Shares
Jackson & Curtis Invest Trust—
Jackson & Curtis Sec Oorp pref..
Joint Investors class A
ft)
Convertible preferred
50
Leaders of Industry—Series A—
National Investors—..
75
70
70
Without warrants
B—
"454
70
Deb 5s ser B 1948 with warr..
...1952
Shenandoah Oorp common—(t)
Convertible preferred----—50
Southern Bond & Share—
Third National
9
63
454
s
m
91
Niagara Share Oorp (Md) ..
Conv deb 554s I960..
M&N
North & South Amer Oorp cl A(t)
el*
7554
s
Massachusetts Investors
A..IIIII.II
Jfc Last sales,
J&D
Investment Trust of N Y coll A.
(t)
Deb 554» 1939—
F&A 15
Standard Oil Trust shares A ...
Amer—]
Oorp of Am com__(t)
7% preferred
.....100
invest Fund of N J
(t)
16
7
27 54
com..
78
...
Investment
jfc
.
87
100
preferred
.
Ex-warrants
100
654 % preferred
—
1942
1952
-
5SY
$5.50 preferred
Deb 5s Mar 1 1937 with warr—
UX
IX
(t)
(t)
Common B
T
105
value.
International Investing Oorp
Int Sec Corp of Am com A
Major Shares Oorp
99
Shares
19"
Low-Priced Shares
32
par
16"
5
& Forster Insursh B....10
t No
79X
80
29
7 % preferred
100
Cumulative Trust Shares—
Deposited Bank Shares ser NY..
Deposited Insur Shs ser A
_
Equity Trust
69"
454
"32
Forster Inc B
pref with
68
Series
m
Preferred B
IYYY.Y.Y100
Convertible preferredYIIIIlOO
Corporate Trust shares
Corporation Secur Co of Chicago
conv
Deb g 5s Jan 1949
F&A
Deb g 6s 1940 B with war.. J&J
Intercontinental Inv 6% units._
8254
_
Consolidated Trust Shares
Continental Metropol Corp..
Continental Secur Oorp com
(t)
$6
82
Secured gold 5s 1943
1454
6
Equity Oorp
73
93
lgH
Commonwealth Trust
crura &
554
2954
(t)
Secured gold 6s 1933
Secured gold 6s 1943
Secured gold 5s 1933
1734
654
Credit Alliance Hass
&
5
28
..10
Internat Securities Tr of
3
55
3
50
2
6H% pref...
■
4
Mgnt
454s
6s with warrants
6
"654
6X
Allotment certificates
Debenture 5s 1947
7
2
11
0hflaii?ic Geii I Equities Inc.
Preferred
Chartered Investors.
Preferred
(t)
20
warrants
Chain Store Invest
new..
(t)
Allotment ctfs (unstamped) —
Allotment ctfs (stamped)
Selected Management Trustee sh.
Shawmut Association
_(t)
Shawmut Bank Inv Trust
6
354
1954
1?*
li
86
^series A 1953 with warrants.
Cent Nat Oorp class A
Class B
1854
3054
83
aY.Y.Y—.50
ser
15X
Selected Amer shares
Selected Income shares
Selected Industries com.
Prior preferred
56"
Hydro Elec Sec com
_(t)
6% preferred class B
10
Incorporated Investors
(t)
Incorporated Investors Equities.
Independence Trust Shares
(t)
Indus & Power Securities Co.. ft)
6%
(+)
cum
ii*
Internet Germanic Trust
54
X
unit ctfs(t)
.-(t)l
(t)|
Securities Corp General com.^tt)
$7 first preferred
—-(f)
6% preferred..—
354
$6 pref 2d ser with warr
ft
$5.50 pr pref without warr.. (f)
A..(f)
Glass B
17
53
25
Insurance Securities Co
Insull Utility Invest com
35
1
f-Y.Y.Y.Y——50
6% preferred
21'
Debenture 5s series A 1948—
Gude Winmill Corp-
Insuranshares & Gen
254
com
Second Nat Inv Oorp
Common
Preferred
i
Insuranshares
32
25
B
....
18"
Insuranshares of Delaware A.. (t)
4H
20"
11"
15"
(t)
(t)
ol*
254
19
-
Otfs
12%
.....
$6 units....
$3 units
Common
o
30
6% preferred units
agemenv a
Royalties Management A...
1
Second Int Sec; Corp A com.-(t)
Oorp
854
10 Z
36
InvestingYrafA~
Bankers Sec Oorp of Am
^
m
2054
comY_Y_Y_~.(t)
Aviation Sec Oorp of N
Bancomit Corp..
18
$7 preferred.
90
1854
33
Bankers Nat
6%
1
3
Atlantic Securities
Basic
Convertible preferred
Guardian Investors com
(t)
...
Research Invest common
4
42
10
Preferred
23
Scrip
Preferred
Aft)
Representative Trust Shs
(t)
3H
2
......
1154
354
10
254
"45
Warrants
Reliance Internat Oorp com
Common B
83
41
Preferred
Guardian Investment-
10
2
2
(t)
$3 preferred
23j|
11
Granger Trading Corp
Greenway Corp com..
6c.
|M
5
5
86K
20
Globe Underwriters Exchange, (t)
M
3
Warrants
lOcI
78
75
$6 pref with warr
German Credit & Invest.
Pref. allot, ctf. 25% 1st pref—
4154
4654
Public Utility Holding com w/w( t)
Common without warrants, (t)
4
77
-
(+)
$6 first preferred
Gen'l Realty & Uthties com..
.
Warrants
6% preferred
7% preferred
Convertible preferred
23
554
654
General American Investors..(t)
(t
(t
,
Power & Light Securities Trust (t)|
Warrants
Power & Rail Trustee shares
Public Service Tr shs ser A
-—
.......
Olass B
....
Petroleum Trading Oorp A.
Phoenix Sec Corp.
Preferred
22 H
Fundamental Trust shares A
Capital Corp A
Class B
S3 preferred
6H
12 X
(t)
w w
...
Pacific investing Corp 1st pf.100
Second preferred
(19
Deb 5s 1948 without warr.. J&J
17
6
Atk,
Old Colony Trust Associates—
1st serial trust shares
(t)
Overseas Securities
254
7X
14*
Bid.
Par.
share.
16"
InvestIng~N~y'III—10
First Amer Corp com
(+)
First Invest Co of N H pref A(t)
Five Year Fixed Trust shares—
Fixed Trust Oil Shares
Fixed Trust Shares series A
Series B
7 54
thare.
3
14"
Preferred
69
52
454s 1968
All America Investors Oorp A
Alliance Investment Oorp
(t)
Allied Int Investing Oorp com. (t)
154
Federated Capital Oorp com
New units
ABO Trust shares. Series D
Stocks and Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Per
>954
mm
Ex-dividend,
Rails Shares-
Utility Equities Corp com—(t)
$5.50 priority stock
—
York Share Corp
......
—
ana
f
r
.
■
•
7
t*
'
.
•
•
Public
.
(Includes street and electric railways, gas,
SOTICK.—All bond prion
Bonds.
Adriatic
Bid.
Electric Oo
are
99%
99%
106
105
106
104
......
Bonds.
Bid.
Rlv Bdge Oo—
Bear Mt Hud
105
Utilities
AAO
AAO
1st 7s 1953
Deb 8s 1953
Ooll trust
*
24
AAO
30
88%
Bell Telephone of Canada—
1st g 5s 1955 ser A
—
1st g 5s 1957 ser B—_—.JAD
55
60
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O...MAN
Bell Telep Oo of Pennsylvania—
1st A ref 5s 1948 ser B
J&J
61
35
45
;
Alton A St Louis Bridge Oo—
1
Deb 7s
1942.
63
\ 93%
94%
Altoona & Logan Val
Elec RyOon g 4%s 1933 gu
FAA 1
Amer Commonwealths PowerDeb g 6s 1952 ser A
t-F&
Deb g 5%s 1953
MA
Oonv deb 6s 1940
...Ma
80
68
65
65
67
68
68%
77%
98%
do—
72
60
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s '57 MAS ]
Amer A Foreign Power Oo—
Amer Gas & Power
89
78%
99
64
84
American Natural Gas
dorp—
66
f
10
15%
103%
99%
Amer States Public Servlstl 5%s 1948 ser A__.
86
104
77%
! 64
Deb sf 5s 1960
Deb 5 Hs Nov 1 1943
78%
101%
106%
108%
102%
106%
108%
110%
Deb 6s 1938.
Amer Telep A Tel eg—
110%
.".".J&J
ft
69
131
108%
American Utilities Oo—
108%
62
62
Amer W W A El 5s 1934
Deb 6s 1975 Ser A
Deb 5s 1975 ser B
.
65
65
102%
MAN
JAD
102%
105%
104
88
89
Annap A Chesapeake Bay Pow100
Androscoggin Elec Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1934
99%
100%
Appalachian Elec Power—
103%
105
H H o o Oi rfMW
Appalachian Gas Oorp—
106%
56%
46%
56%
47
Ardmore St Ry—See Phlla Co
Arizona Edison 1st 5s 1948—JA.
Arizona Pow 6s *33 opt *13.MAN
1st 1 A unif 6s 1947 ser A. 1
Ark A Mo Pow 1st 6s 1953..
90
99
70
Deb 634s 1935
J
Arkansas P A L 1st 5s 1956.^
75
92
101
75
84
80""
100%
Arkansas Western Gas Co—
I
Ashland (Wis) L A Pow St Rj
1st M gold 5s 1939
J
101%
85
98
95
100
95""
93%
90%
90%
97%
97
Associated Gas A Elec Oo—
82
38
77
Without warrants.
Oonv deb 4Mb 1949.
84
33
Oonv deb 6s 1999.
77%
76%
s
70%
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
74
s
11*
70%
74%
74%
70%
Associated Pub
60
70
98
relep
1st M 5s 1965.
102%
103%
79
89
92""
82%
83%
87
Oonv deb 5%s 1944 ser O.MA]
Associated Telep A Tel eg Oo—
Deb 5%s 1955 ser A
MA]
87%
Atchison Ry. Light A Power—
98
100
101
103
Athens (Ga) Ry A Electric—
103%
98%
Atlanta Nor Ry—See Ga Ry A E
Atlanta Wat, El A Pr 5s 1943 J A.
Atlantic Ave RR—See Bkn R T
102%
98%
....
rH
1st A ref 5s 1956
—AAO
Atlantic Oity (N J) Gas—
1st g 5s Jan 1 I960 opt *20.
JAJ
104
r-HwH o ©
104%
93
A—FA A f
FAA /
Aurora Elgin A Chicago RR—
1st A ref g 5s 1946 opt
JA J
A E A O Ry 1st g 5s '41 AAO 15
44%
1st lien 5 %s 1953 ser
Deb 6s 1943
105
104%
Atlantic Co Wat 5s '58
AMAS
Atlantic Pub Serv Corp—
12
94"'
46
14
98%
70
80""
Bait A Ann S L—See Md El Ry
B Sp Pt A
Ches—See Un Ry A El
Bait Traction—See Un Ry A El
Bangor Hydro Elec 5 H* '49.MAS
1st lien A ref 5s 1955
Bangor (Me) Pow 5s 1931. .MAS
Bangor Ry A El 1st 5s *35—J&J
Baton Rouge Electric Oo—
1st mtge5%s 1954
...JAD
1st M 5s 1959 ser B
FAA
190
»—•>1.i ©o otO©4VO
105%
100%
102""
103"
_
b Basis.
85
Beaver Va. Tr gen g
1st conv m 5s 1950
1st g 5s 1937
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec
MAS
Carolina P A List 5s 1956..AAO
104%
Cedar Rap Mfg A P 5s *53.-JAJ r 104%
75
67
68
71%
73%
1950—
JAD
103%
96%
99%
104%
l»
Ry—
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955.JAJ
Burlington (la) Ry A Light—
1st s f gold 5s 1932
opt—MAS
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
AAO
Butte E1AP 1st s f 5s '32-'51 JAD
California Electric Generating—
1st s f g 5s *48 op aft '12—MAS
Calgary Power 1st 5s I960—AAO
California Gas A Elec Corp—
Gen A col tr
s
f g 5s 1933-MAS
Unif A ref g 5s *37 op s f_ .MAN
Oal Cent Gas A El 5s '31-FAA
Deb gold o%s 1942
AAO
Telep A Lt 1st 6s 1943-AAO
Calif Water Service 5a 1958-AAO
Oalumet Gas A Elec Co—
1st A ref 5 Ms 1960 ser B—JAJ
Oalumet A South Chicago Ry—
1st M rehab g 5s *27 op '12FAA /
Certificates of deposit-..... /
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
96
103
103%
101%
101%
106%
103
104
101%
1st A ref 5s 1968 ser G—MAN
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1931—MAS
Ref mtge 5s 1957..
MAS
101%
93
•99
92%
Central Indiana Power Oo—
1st A ref 6s 1947 ser A
JAJ
Cent MainePr 5s '39 op '19 MAN
100%
104
1st A gen 6s 1942 ser B
JAJ
1st A gen 5s 1955 ser D
JAJ
1st A gen 5%s 1949 ser O.FAA
76
108
107
104%
104
1st A gen 4%s 1957 ser E.JAD
Cent Ohio L A P 1st 5s 1950 AAO
103%
95
100%
92
Cent Pow 1st 5s, 1957, ser D JAJ
Cent Pow A Lt 1st 5s 1950—FAA
Cent Pub Serv Corp—
97
95%
100
99
70
75
Corp—
1st M A 1st lien 5%s 1953. JAJ
94
94%
92
92%
Oonv deb 5%s '49 with warFAA
Central Ry—See Un RyAEl (Bait)
Central States Elec Corp—
Oonv deb 5s 1948
..JAJ
Deb 5%s 1954 with war MAS15
100%
100
100
113
Cent
104
96%
49%
110%
121%
106
103
105
94"
97%
Series
.
90
„
Chic Dist Elec
1st A ref 6s 1955
94
ser
A
92%
94
f
28
31
/
/
/
28
61%
61%
31
92%
102%
93
JAJ
6% notes 1932
AAO
Chicago Railways Co—
1st M gold 5s 1927 opt.FAA /
Ctfs of deposit
f
Cons M 5s ser A Feb '27-.AAO /
Certificates of deposit
/
Feb 1927
JAD
/
Certificates of deposit
/
Pur mon 4-5s Feb '27 opt.JAJ /
Certificatas of deposit
/
Adj inc4s Feb 1927 opt
May f
Certificates of deposit
/
Chicago Rapid Transit Oo—
1st A ref 6%s 1944
JAJ
JAJ
1st A ref 6s 1953 ser A
„
f
Adjust deb 6s July 1963
JAD
1st M 4s 1968 series A—_ AAO
Oin Newport A Oov L A T—
——
102%
80
48
40
92
95
63%
63%
30
30
17
65%
65
31
31
18
18
17
20
20
13
13
23
23
16
16
67%
68%
16
64
18
104
105
62%
97%
JAJ
So Oov A Cine 6s 1932
JAJ
Cincinnati Street Ry—
1st m 5 %s Apr 15/52 ser AAAO
1st 6s 1955 ser B
AAO
Cicero Gas gen A ref 5s 1932. JAJ
—
99
95"
Cities Serv deb 5s Jan *66
Deb g 5s Apr. 1958
97""
99"
62
62
s
Sale price.
--—
83
63"
63%
AAO
56
57
56
58
58
58
58
63%
64
Deb 5s 1969 with warr
M&8
Oonv deb 5s 1950
JAD
Cities Service Gas Co—
1st M pipe line 5%s 1942.MAN
Cities Sendee Gas Pipe Line Co—
1st M pipeline 6s 1943
JAJ
Cities Service Power A Light—
Deb 5%s 1952
MAN
Deb 5%s 1949
JAD
Citizens Gas (Indianapolis)—
1st A ref gold 6s 1942
JAJ
Citizens L H A P (Johnst'n, Pa)
1st g 5s 1934 opt 1914—MAN
104%
.
MAS
....
101"
80
85
87
Deb g 5s 1963 with warr.MAN
Without warrant
106"
98
103
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
Canadian price
63
Chris A 10th Sts RR—See NYRys
Oincinuati Gas A Electric—
106%
98"
63
75
45
38
_AAO
Chippewa Power 6s 1947
103%
mm
105
103
MAS
AAO
1st A ref 5%s 1956
5
....
99%
Chic North Shore A MIlw RR—
1st mtge gold 5s 1936
JAJ
70
92
98
Generating—
1st M 4%s 1970
Deb 5%s 1935
105%
92
92
90
JAJ
Chicago City A Connecting Ry
Ooll tr s f g 5s Jan 1 1927-AAO
Certificates of deposit
Chicago City Ry 1st 5a '27-.FAA
Certificates of deposit
it?*
105
104%
90
1st A ref 6s 1951
105%
60
60
67
O
Series B
I
61%
Chester Water Service Oo—
1st 4%s 1958 series A
MAS
Chic Aurora A Elgin RR—
100
103
99
58
Lt
Chattanooga Ry A Light—
1st A ref g 5s 1956 oph6—MAN
Chatt Rys 1st cons 5s '56.MAN
Ches A Pot Tel of Va 5s '43-MAN
102%
105
A
Charleston Cons Ry Gas A El
Oonsol gold 5s 1999
MAS
102
104
95
Pow
74
1st 1 coll 5%s 1956 ser A..MAN
Series B
230""
105%
States
Central Traction—See Phila Co
Cent Vermont Public Serv Oorp—
1st A ref 5s 1959 ser A
SAO
Central West Public Service Co—
California-Oregon Power—
1st A ref 6s 1942 ser B
JAJ
1st A ref 5 Mm 1955 series O FAA
105%
1st A ref 5s 1956 ser E—.MAN
1st mtge 4%s 1967 ser F__JAD
102%
100%
100%
105%
72
89
FAA
Cent Ills Elec A Gas Co—
1st A ref 5s 1951
FAA
Cent 111 Light 1st A ref 6s '43AAO
Central Illinois Public Service—
97
100
101
Brownsville Ave—See Phila Oo
Brush Elec Oo 5s 1952
AAO
i
60
Buff A Erie Ry 1st 634s 1954.JAJ /
1
Buff Gen Elec 1st 5s 1939—FAA
105
1st ref 5s April 1 1939
105
JAJ
Gen A ref 5* 1956 ser A—FAA
105
Gen A ref 4%s 1981
FAA
Buff A Niag Falls El L A Power—
1st gold
1942
FAA
Buffalo Ry—See Internat
78
3-yr 5%% note 1933
Cent Hud Gas A Elec
Corp—
1st A ref 5s Jan 1957
MAS
101
10-yr i f 6M& 1934
MAN
102
Bway A 7th AveRR—See NY Rys
Bway Surface RR—See N Y Rys
Bronx G A E 5s 1960
JAJ
104
Brooklyn Borough Gas Oo—
1st m 5s Mar 6 1938
MAS
Gen A ref 5s 1967
FAA
Bklyn City & New RR—See O I A Bk RR.
Bklyn City RR 1st 5s 1941—JAJ
79%
Eq tr 5s '32-*35 ser A
JAJ 6
IIBrooklyn Edison Co—
Gen m 5s ser A 1949
JAJ
106
106%
Bklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp
s f 6s 1968 ser A
JAJ
101%
101%
0%%
notes
1932
FAA
101%
101%
Brooklyn Rap Trans 5s 1945 AAO
95
95
Equit Trust ctfs of deposit
1st ref gold 4s 2002
85
JAJ
105
3-year 7% notes 1921
JAJ
Cent Un Tr temp ctfs dep.
105
105
Temp ctfs dep stamped
Bklyn Bath A WE5s *33—AAO
94
Brooklyn Queens Co A Sub—
1st m g 5s 1941 (stpd)--JAJ
65
70
1st con 5s July '41(stp)MAN
69
62%
91
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950-—FAA
91%
90
91
Stamped guaranteed
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949--FAA
85
86
84
Stamped guaranteed
85
Nassau Elec 1st 5s 1944
77
AAO
80
Deb 5b
85
First lien coll tr 5%s '46—JAD
MAS
Bklyn Un Gaslst cons5sg'45MAN
1st lien A ref 6s '47 ser A_MAN
Oonv deb 5 Hs 1936
JAJ
90
105%
Central Gas A Electric Co—
First lien coll trust 6s '46-MAS
Atl—See Phlla Oo
1st gold 4s Jan 1 1951-JAJ
100
1st 1 A ooll tr 5s 1948
ser A FAA
Cent Crosst'n RR—See N Y Rys.
Cent Dist Telep 1st 5s *43—JAD
^
^
Birmingham Ry Light A Power—
Gen ref g 4 Ma '54 op '09—AAO
Birmingham Water Works Co—
1st m5H> 1954 ser A
AAO
1st m 5s 1954 ser B
JAD
1st mtge os 1957 ser O
FAA
Blackstone Val G A E 5s '39-JAJ
Mtge A col tr 5s *51 ser A. AAO
Bleecker StAFulFy—See NY Rys
Bloomlngton Dec A Champagne
1st A ref 5s 1940MAN
Blue Lakes Wat 1st 6s '38.-MAS
Boston Con Gas deb 5s '47.-FAA
Boston Elev Ry 4s 1935—MAN
Deb g 4Mb Oct 1 1937— AAO
Deb g 4Mb Nov 1 1941—MAN
Deb g 5s Dec 1942
JAD
West End St 5s 1932—
MAN
5s May 1936
MAN
5s March 1944
MAS
7s Sept 1947
MAS
4a Aug 1 1932
FAA
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr
Extl 1st s f 6s 1953
MAN
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952— J AJ
Bridgeport Hydraulic Oo—
1st m 5s 1944
JAD
^
65
82%
71%
JAD
Central Arizona Light A Pow Co
1st mtge 5s 1960
JAD
Cent Ark Pub Serv Corp—
98%
73%
73%
Birmingham Gas 1st 5s *59 -MAN
Broad River Power Oo—
1st A ref 5s 1954 Ser A
1st g 5s June 1 1947
Oarbondaie Ry 5s Nov 1933-JAJ
Oarolina-Ga Service Oo—
6% % notes '32 with warr JAD
Carolina Mt Power 6s 1935. JAD
Oorp—
1958
AAO
Berlin City Elect C %• 1951.-JAD
Sink fund deb 0%s 1959.-FAA
Deb 6s Apr 1 1955AAO
Berlin Elec Elev A Underg Rys—
1st mtge s f 6 %■ 1956
AAO
Binghamton (N Y) Gas Works
1st 5s 1938
AAO
Binghamton (N Y) L H A P—
1st ref 5s Feb 1946
AAO
Birmingham Elec Oo—
1st A ref 4%s 1968
-MAS
Birm Knox A
115
^
101%
1st mtge 58
98%
102
Capital Traction (Wash, D C
107%
109%
113%
O——AAO
Elec Oo—
87
93
Canton Elec Oo 5s 1937
MAN
Cape Breton Elec Oo 5s '32.JAJ
107
107
107
1st A ref 5s 1960 ser
Beloit Water, Gas A
28
40
106%
106%
Bid
CanalAClalb RR—See NO RyAL
Canton-Akron Con Ry 5s *33 JAJ
•
Utilities Oorp—
•
•
Bonds.
98
75
AAO
5s 1953 MAN
105%
98%
104%
;W,
i
Camden A Sub Ry—See P S Corp
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s '63.MAN
Canadian L A P 5s '49 op '14 JAJ
f 6s 1959 w w. -
87%
Albany Ry—See United Trac
Alleg Bellev A P—See Phlla i
Allegheny Gas Oorp 6 %s'43 M<!
Ask.
i
Beauharnols Power Oorp—
98%
103%
Alabama Water Service Oo—
-
Man< Interest" ezeept wbere marked *T' and Income and defaulted bonds.
Ask.
(Italy)—
■
electric, power, water, telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.)
57
66%
66%
79%
79%
72%
72%
74
76
103
102%
103%
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
84
marked "f" end Income end defaulted bonwc
NOTICE.-—All bond prloit are "and interest" exoept where
Bid.
Bonds
Citizen* St Ry—See
Citizen*
Day Sp A Urb—See Ind Col A
Ind Tr A Ter
PbUa Co
103 m
....
1st M
106"
104 m
106
105m
105 m
108
Stamped
100m
Cleve Southw Ry
104 %
S F 6s 1937 opt
S F
97
96
Deb 5s jan 10 iwij
97 %
97 m
96m
os
101
99 m
1st m
Oonv
95 m
94
100
97 m
1st oc rei
Columbus
(Gaj Elec & Power-
104""
Gen
Gen
■'
Pow 5s 36—A&
& Light—
100 m
100
91H
93
101
100
99 M
1932——JS
Col St Ry 1st 5s g
Cross St 1st 5s g 1933——-J&
Commonwealth-Edison Co—
s
1st m A coll tr 6s
116
108
104m
104 h
r
104
104 m
1st 6Ms 1937 A
Dominion Pow A
102 m
103
r
102
Community Power & Light OoOol M 5s 1957--—-----M
1
r
5s 1939.
85m
80
68"
.
120 m
108m
104 m
>
110
105 m
106
106
r
J
101m
102 m
103 m
103
Pow 5s '
100
»
Cities L P A Tr——
91m
r
93 m
69
106
)
....
104 M
i
Gen g 4,
llec Lt A P
102 m
107 m
105 m
(Bait)1
)
3
104m
104m
97 m
r
)
105m
105 X
98 m
101
)
Consolidated Gas (N Y)—
<
106m
106m
101
H
v.
Consol Gas Utilities Co—
)
A'P".
67
) s
1
86
89 m
j
72m
72m
72m
74m
>
j
1943 ser A.—J
1943 ser A_J
BLydro-Elec Wks of Uj
Wuerttemburg 1st 7s *56—■
1st A coll 6s
Oonv deb 6His
65
60
72m
s
64 m
Consol
j
UoU *ko
IVOu gUtti.-rf-.--—
Consolidated Telep of Wise—
1st M 5Ms 1942 ser A
MA] f
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser Cor P
Consolidated Water of Utica—
*
J
74
99
98
99 m
97 M
101m
>
103
....
104 m
*
106
1
J&
100
j
1st M 5s 1936
Jonsum LHAPCo (Ellz,
104m
82 m
N J)-
5s
1938
JA
Jonsumers Power Co (Mich)—
v
/uupoi xviy ui * k^i-uliavun uqauui
^
j
A
Ot
A
U3
lOOJ
—
68 m
105 m
104
3
104m
J
J
105
106m
J
103
D__.
•alias Ry A Ter 1st 6s 1951.
j
103
55
•anvllle Tr A Pow 1st
j
"4i
•arby Med A Ches Ry—See ]
J
a
j
18m
R Tr.
95m
8
101
3
6 Basis.
104m
i
100
12
Line—,
JAJ f
Galveston-Houston Elec Ry—
90
AAO
6M % secured notes 1931
JAD
6% secured note* 1931
JAD
Gas A El of Bergen Co 5s '49-JAD
101
Gatlneau Pow 1st 5s 1956—JAD
104 m
1st M
n
Nominal,
20
101
101
75
21
45
45
106m
105m
MAN
86
4M% notes Aug 15 '31-FAA15
notes Aug 15 '32-FAA15
notes Aug 15 *33—FAA15
notes Aug 15 '34—FAA15
note* Aug 15 '35—FAA15
104 m
104
104 x
25
t
22
General Public Service Corp—
Conv deb 5s 1953—
JAJ
Oonv deb 5 Ms
..JAJ
1939
General Public Utilities—
'56 AAO
1931..JAD
Corp—
1st lien A col 5s 1943 ser A. JAD
Conv deb 6s 1931 ser A—JAD
Oonv deb 6s 1944 ser B—AAO
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s '61 FAA
Ga Row A Ips—See B A N St Ry
Georgia Power 1st 5s 1967—MAS
Georgia Ry A Elec 5s 1932
JAJ
Atlanta Cons 8t 5s 1939—JAJ
1st M coll tr 6Ms ser A
Conv ser 6% notes
General Water Works
35
102
26
4
104m
102
101M
111m
Ry Co—
'54 op '90—JAJ
Northern
Atlanta
1st guar 5s
FAA
1st M 7s 1944
1st A gen 6Ms
M
1st
6s
1950
JAJ
op__MAN
Ltd—
MAN
1932-1944
107
Great Lakes Utilities Co—
109
1942—MAN
Great North Pow 5s 1935—FAA
Great West Power Co of Calif
1st ref M 6s 1952 ser O—FAA
Grt West Pow Co 5s 1946-JAJ
Green Bay Gas A Elec Co—
1st A ref 5s 1935
MAN
73
60
90
1st lien coll tr 5Ms
Green
79
Mountain
96m
100
Corp—
Power
FAA
'31—JAJ
Wat 4 M» *57 ser A JAJ
1st mtge 5s 1948
Greenwich Tram 1st 5s
Greenwich
100 m
96m
83
85
94 m
95
80
83
90
52
55
87
37
104"
102 m
102m
101m
101
100
94
s
Greenwich Wat A Gas System—
Col tr 5s 1952 ser A
AAO
Col tr 5s 1952 ser B
AAO
Guanajuato Power A Elec—
5s A 6s 1932
AAO
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968
AAO
Gulf States Utilities Co—
1st M A ref 5s 1956 ser A.MAS
1st M A ref 4Ms 1961 B—JAD
81m
s
Grand Rapids Ry 1st 7s '39 MAN
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—
Great Lakes Power.
100
warr__JAD
Gesfurel 6s 1953 with
Without warrants
Gt Falls Pow 1st 5s *40
92
86*
73
gold 6s 1941 JAD 15
General Gas A Elec CorpDebenture
81
12"
15
99m
92 h
99 m
92 m
100
107
47
48
102
103
106 m
104
101m
99 x
102 m
102m
i6§m
85
88
85
88
_
98 m
'12JAJ
Gen&ref5sJunel5'77 A
JAD15
Hamburg (Germany) Elec Co—
Hackensack Wat 4s '52 op
f deb 7b 1935
MAN
Elev Under¬
ground A StRy8 5Ms'38 ..JAD
Extl g s
95"
92"
100
100 m
94
99 x
102"
100
a
99
s
....
79
Hamburg (Germany)
Harwood El 5s '39 op '14——JAJ
1st A ref s f g 6s '42 op---MAS
Havana Elec Ry, Light A Power
Gen M 5s 1954 series A.—MAS
Peop—See Phila Rap Tran
A: Last sale,
f g 5s 1954 opt
Gen 5s Nov 1 1954
100 m
Third Av Ry.
104m
1st s f 6Ms
75
—
89
1967-JAD
A—MAN
s
80
73
18
_
75
Havana Elec Ry 5s
Deb g 5Ms 1951
1952--FAA
MAS
18*
83
Helena Gas A Elec 1st 6s
81X
82 m
Hest Man A Fair Pass Ry—See
36
40
75
Home Telep A
'52MAS
P
Teleg(LosAngeles,
JAJ
Oal) 1st 5s 19331st refunding
5s 1945
JAJ
(San Fran)
JAJ 2
l67M
107m
42"
13
102
il R T
m
45"
19m
104
103
102 m
Home Long DIst Tel
1st M s f 5s 1932
Home Tel A Tel of
1st M g 5s
101
102
Spokane—
May 15 *36-MAN 15
'35—JAD
Houston El Co 1st 6a
Gulf Gas—
1st M A col 6s 1943 ser
Houston
ioIm
102m
s
94
99
Deb 6Ms
100
s
A.-AAO
1943 with war.-AAO
Hous Home Telep 5s 1935.-MAS
Houston Lt A Pow 1st 5s '53 MAS
B_ AAO
'54serC_MAS
D MAN
1st lien A ref 6s 1953 ser
95
1st lien A ref 5Ms
1st lien A ref 4 Ms '78 sor
106
Houston Natural Gas Corp—
coll 6s 43 with warr.JAD
Hudson Co Gas 5s g 1949--MAN
1st
98m
15
30
—II
/ This price includes accrued interest.
H
99
j
3
185*
it*
80
j
J
os
opt-JAJ
JAJ
(Germany)—
1950
— -MAS
1st sink fund 6 Ms 1953—_ A AO
Electric PAL Deb 6s 2030-FAA
Electric Public Utilities Co—
101
15-year sec 6s 1942—_—JAD
Ellz Plalnf A Cent J ISee Public
102
Ellz A Trenton RR
j Serv Corp.
Elizabethtown Water Co Consol
83
1st m os 1957 series A—FAA
100
Elmira Water, Light A RR—
1st A con g 5s 1956
MAS
El Paso El Co coll tr g 5s '32. JAJ
1st m 5s 1950 ser A
JAD
105m El Paso Nat Gas 1st 6Ms '43-JAD
106
Deb 6Ms 1938
-——JAD
Empire District Elec Co—
1st A ref m 5s 1952
MAS
Empire Gas A Electric Co—
Gen A ref 6s ser A 1952—JAD
58"
Empire Gas A Elec and Empire
Coke jt IstAref 5« '41 opt_MAS
96
Empire Public Service Corp—
Deb 6s 1950 w w 1950
JAJ
lakota Central Telep Co—
1st g 5s 1952 ser O
1st gold 5Hs 1954 ser
16
6M% notes 1935
MAS15
Duquesne Light—See Phila Go
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co
Eastern Connecticut Pow Co—
104 M
1st m s f 5s 1948 series A.AAO
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
25
Ref m 4 Ma 1948 A
-JAJ
28M
Ref m 5s 1948 B
—-JAJ
35
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser O—MAS15
30
Ref 6s Jan 1948 series D.AAO
40
Ref 6s Jan 1948 series E.MAN
Eastern Mich Edison Co—
1st g 5s 1931
MAN 101
Eastern Michigan Rys—
1st mtge coll tr 7s 1958
JAJ
2
AdJ 6s 1958
————JAJ
104 m
Eastern N J Pow 1st 6s 1949.JAJ
104
1st m 5Ms 1949
JAJ
101
1st m 5s 1949
--.JAJ
101
1st m 5s 1959—-----JAJ
110M
Eastern Pa Rys 1st 5s 1936-JAJ
Eastern Shore Pub Service Co—
97m
1st m 5 Ms 1947 ser A
MAS
1st M A 1st lien 5s 1955 B MAS
Eastern Wisconsin Electric Co—
105m
1st lien A ref 6s 1942
JAD
1st lien A ref 6Ms 1948--MAS
Sheboygan Elec 5s 1946—JAJ
East Coast Utilities—
1st coll 5Ms 1937 ser A
FAA
Oonv del os 1933 ser A. -MAN
80
6% conv notes 1932---—-JAJ
E. Kootenay Pow 1st 7s 42-AAO r
110
East Penn El 1st 6s 1953..-JAJ
76
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953---JAD
98
E St L A interurb Wat 5s '42 JAJ
102
1st m 6s 1942
———-JAJ
95 m
1st m 5s 1960 ser D
FAA
East St Louis (111) Lt A Pow—
98 m
1st 5s 1940
-—JAD
East St Louis A Suburban Co—
Coll trust g 5s 1932 opt- AAO
81*
95
Easton Cons El 5s 1949——MAN
50
East Palm A Beth 6s 1939--JAJ
Economy Lt A Pow (Joliet, 111)——
1st m s f gold 5s 1956——JAD
Edison Elec Ilium of Boston—
101
SHVo notes Nov. 1 '31—MAN
4% notes Nov 1 *32
MAN 101H
103 %
3-yr 5% note Jan 15 '33.JAJ 15
Ed El Ill(Bkn)See KingsCoELAP
Edison El 111 (N Y)—See NY G
Eighth Ave RR—See N Y Rys
Electrical Devel of Ontario—
101M
1st 5s 1933
———————
Elec A
42
J
IclLU
105m
Electric Pow Con)
Jopenhagen Telephone Co—
100m
Extl s f 5s Feb 15 1954.FAA] 5
Irosstown 3t Ry—See Col Ry t Lt.
Jros8 St Ry—See Int Tr (Bufn
s
101m
U1JJLU
110"
S*
99
-
^
uuudll^umwo
108
107m
107m
107 m
105m
Duquesne Gas Corp—
1st conv 6s Mar 151945-MAS15
58"
87 m
Service Co—
75
1st M 6Ms 1949
FAA
70
1st 6s 1955 series B
.AAO
65
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945—AAO
Ft Pitt Traction—See Phila Co
Ft W Van Wert A Lima Trac—
1st M g 5s 1930 guar
JAJ / 10
100
Ft Worth Pow A L 5s 1931—FAA
42dStMAStNAv—See 3d Av Ry
Galesburg Ry Ltg A Power—
99 m
Con 5s Oct 1934—
JAD
99 m
Galesb Ry A L 5s 1934
JAJ
70
Galv Elec Co 1st 5s '40 opt-MAN
A&O
1966 ser
MAS
Florida Public
with war.MAS
Transmission—
Duke Power—lst4Ms
83
65
1
Consol Gas
104m
FAA
FAA
f 6M» 1948
1st m s f 6s
119
Consolidated
104
89
Florida Power Corp—
1st M 5Ms 1979
JAJ
Florida Pow A Lt 1st 5s *54—JAJ
Duke Price Power Co—
55"
Conn Ltg A
80
107
104m
Bridge—
k
D D E B A B RR—See
83
Service Co—-
louu —- — -
B O A N 1st cons
81
77
106m
104m
1932
—AfcU
1st
5s
—AAO
Dortmund Munlc Util (Germany)
101m
101m
l
to
72
79
Sfi? 6M» 1938 ser A——FAA
Without warrants
103"
101m
VJOI1SU1
71
Federated Utilities Inc—
1st lien col tr 5 Ms 1957
Dixie Gulf Gas Co—
>
Community Water
65
1st gold 5s 1950
Dixie Gas A Utilities Co—
109m
114m
107 X
107 m
s
78
45
1929
108m
20-yr
94
60
Det A Pt Huron Shore
107
90
73
40
_
MAN
MAN
f 6Ms 1952
S f deb g 7a 1952
Det United 4Ms 1932
108
98
97
101H
Fed St A Pleas Val—See Phil Co
A.AAO
A ref 5s 1955 ser B—JAD
A ref 5s 1962 ser C—FAA
A ref 4 Ms 1961 ser D-FAA
m
95m
93 M
100
Federal Water Service Corp—
Oonv deb 5 Ms 1954
MAN
1940—MAS
B.MAS
Detroit International
....
1st
1st ref 4mb 1957 ser A —-JS
Col Ry 1st 4s *39 opt T4—Q-
87
102
f deb 6 Ms 1948
1st & ref 5s July 1
Gen
Columbus Ry Pow
108
101
1938
1st A ref 6s July '40 ser
Gen A ref 5s 1949 series
85
....
83
84
1945—JAJ
Federal Light A Traction—
1st s f g 5s 1942 opt_.
MAS
Stamped
1st lien g 6s 1942 stpd
MAS
Debenture 6s 1954 Ber B
JAD
Federal Public Serv Corp—
1st 1 6s 1947
JAD
6% gold notes 1932
JAJ
32
f 6s 1953
s
s
AAO
1938 opt 1913
MAN
City Ry 5s
1st m 5s 1950 series B
AAO
Detroit Edison 1st g 5s 1933-JAJ
99m
98
Col Lon & Spr Ry—SeeIndO&
Oolum & 9th Av RR—See NYR.
1st g 5s
Fall River Elec Lt 1st
100
94
29
Detroit City Gas Co—
1st m 6s 1947 series A..—.JAJ
104
102 m
Columbus (Ga)
5s,
m
72 m
81
Falrmount Pk Trans 5s '37—AAO
Des Moines Elec Co—
1st
48
MAS
MAS
1936 JAJ
series A
Detroit A Canada Tunnel—
Gas & El Co
34
94
86
1937 opt series B
Des Moines
40
Without warrants
97
F&A
104 m
Evansv G A E L 5s '32 op T2JAD
Fairmont A Clarksburg Trac—.
Des Moines A Cent la Elec Co—
104"
102 m
'53--MAN
Corp—
6s
96m
Columbia (S C) Ry
MAS
1st lien 5s 1946
104m
.3:91-^
-
Co—
1st M g gu 5s 1932-40
Derby Gas A Elec Corp—
93
104""
31
JAJ
6% notes Oct 1 1933
Denver Tramway Terminals
5
2
/
Clinton W W 1st
103m
103m
45m
Europ'n Elec Corp (of Canada)
Deb 6 Ms 1965 w w
FAA
73
104
to Pa tax
Gen A ref 5s 1950 ser A
100
& Light5s 19541
5s 1939
Coast Cos Gas & Elec—
as
AAO
AAO
'41-AAO
f g 5s 1941
Erie Ltg 1st m 5s 1967
Erie A Suburban Ry 5s
70
Tramway Corp—
s
42 m
80
AAO
Rys—1st 6s 1954
Erie El Motor
94
99M
JAJ
1969
Denver Con* Tram 5s 1933-AAO
Denv Gas A El 1st g 5s '49
MAN
1st A ref 5s 1951
MAN
/
Gen &con
4Hs
i
93
Light Co—
73
a
102
Equit GAE Utica 5s 1942.AAO
Erie
JAJ
Deb 5 Ms 1959
Delaware Power A
Denver
Columbia Gas & Elec
10^
Delaware Elec Power Co-
101m
101m
1954------J&g
Colorado Rower 1st
E
Ask.
BrcoleMarelll Elec Mfg Co (Italy)
1st ■ f 6M» 1953 with war MAN
Defiance (O) GAE 5s 1942—MAS
Delaware Co A Phila—See Un P A Trans.
Tract—See
City Eiec San Fran 6* 1937—JAJ
City & Sub Ry—See Wa*h Ry & El
City Water (Chattanooga)—
1st M 5*
1st M 5* 1957 series C--MAN
Olev El 111 1st 5s '39 op '24-AAO
Gold deb 7* 1941
——-F&A
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
r Canadian price,
m
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s
I
1st M 5s 1954 ser B
s
Sale price.
'54 AMAS
MAS
100m
45
55"
78
78
99
80
80
103 H
105
104""
104m
98m
105 m
85
107
102
98
106
99
90
99m
UTILITY
PUBLIC
Bonds.
H HO OS as es*
10634
9534
30
10254
10354
A—A&O
10454
1st & ref 534 s 1954 ser B—J&D
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser C
J&D
S f deb 534s 1957
M&S
Illinois Power 1st 5s 1933—J&D
103
10334
9834
James River
10454
1
i
i
I
i
i
i
•
i
i
i
i
ioi~"
i
i
J&D
105
1st 6s 1944
J&D
Illinois Valley By 1st 5s '35-M&S
Illinois Water Service Co—
102
100
II ii
1952 series A—J&J
Indiana Central Telep Co—
1st mtge 5s 1958 ser
M&N
1st lien coll 534 1938
M&N
87
Indiana Columbus & E Trac—
Oen & ref g 6s '26 op' 1 l-M&N
i
i
;|5I'"
2
1
/
45
102
52""
9434
55""
8434
8234
Indiana Union Traction—
15
1st g 5s July 1 '33 op '08-A&O
3
Indiana Nor 1st g 5s 1933-A&0
Indianap Columbus & Sou Trac—
1st M g 6s Feb 1 1948
F&A
101
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952
A&O
Indianap & Martinsv Rap Tran—
1st g 5s 1932opt
—J&J / 10
Indianap Nor—See Un Tr of Ind
Indianapolis & Northwest Trac—
1st g 6* 1923 ext to 1933—M&S fn
5
Indianapolis Power & Light—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
Indianapolis & Southeast Trac—
1st M g 5s 1935
J&J
Ind Shelby & S E 5s 1932-J&J
Indianapolis Trac & Term Co—
1st s f gold 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—
Secured 5s 1958
J&J
Indianapolis Water—
1st & ref.
1940 opt--J&J
1st lien & ref 534* 1953—M&S
1st lien & ref 5s 1970
M&S
Inland Gas 634s l038
Inland Pow & L s f 6s '36 A M&S
Deb
a
/
/
/
6s
1942-——---F&A
103 54
47
44
13
21
35
11
83
82
76
85
10354
80
101
74"
•
66
71
100
20
10034
101
& Elec.
Lake Roland Elev—i
9034
91
28
35
s
Lake
72
10334
s
51'"
92
95
9654
9654
25
14
10434
10154
10154
10054
103
60
Ry.
104
....
10334
22'
•IJCA.
)
1st M
35
25"
72
77"
9034
7834
1*2
6s
OOtJ
xxjr
3
1944
95
9434
89
Conv deb
-
8334
10334
634? 1953.
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941Lincoln Tel & Tel 5s 1946—
103
s
1st M 434s 1961 ser A
Lindell Ry—See United Rys(
73
r
11034
10054
9234
Lombard Elec Co
1st lien & ref 5s *57 ser A.M&N
9534
95
95
65
100
102
L
95
96
96
9254
Conv deb g 534 s '52
9834
80
Lorain & Clev RR—J
70
104"
97
90
>
89
9734
104
10934
I
10554
r s 10654 s
)
10254
x Elec
R y
J
105
11034
10634
10634
5
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
feBasla.
9234
Michigan Gas & Elec Co—
1st & ref 6s 1943
J&J
2
1st M 5s 1956
M&S
J&D
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
2
102
9634
104
10234
90
Middle West Utilities Co—
5% conv notes 1932
5% conv notes 1933
5% conv notes 1934
5% conv notes 1935
J&D
J&D
J&D
J&D
10054
97
9434
9554
J&J
14
Millv Etna & Sharps—See Phil Co
Milwaukee Coke & Gas Co—
1st M s f 734s 1933
F&A
103
1935
1st M 5s 1971
J&J
Milwaukee Gas Light Co—
1st M 434s 1967
M&S
Minn Gen El 1st 5s '84 op
J&D
Minneapolis Gas Light Co—
1st M 434* 1950
J&J
Minn St Rys—See Twin C'jr R T
Minnesota Nor Pr it 6s 1934-A&O
Minnesota Power & Light Co—
1st & ref 5s 1955
-J&D
1st & ref 434s 1978
M&N
10334
10434
M&S
Mississippi Power & Light—
1st M 5s 1957
HH lOO liOrH
J&D
1st s f6s 1944 with warr F&A15
Without warrants
Mississippi Riv Pow 5s '51—J&J
Deb 6s May 1 1947
Missouri Power & Light—
Mo Riv Sioux
nNoinin&l.
II—
rCanadian price.
9334
98
103
9654
94
9554
sSale price.
8834
10454
M&N
100
M&S
10334
9234
A—F&A
City Bdge Co—
M&S 15
f 6s 1953
8134
fcLastiale.
10434
10234
Mississippi River Fuel Corp —
First mtge 5s 1947 ser
105"
10434
10354
Mississippi Power Co—
9934
/This price includes accrued interest.
II—
94
Jack Cons Trac 5s 1934—M&N
Isarco
80
6834
r
A&O
1st M 5s 1961
101
Ironwood & Bessemer Ry & Light
1
95
Michigan Associated Telep Co—
HH lOO HON
102
100
T5.F&A
M&S
iM&N
Metropolitan West Side "L"—
1st gold 4s 1938
F&A
1st •
10034
Hydro-Elec Co (Italy—
1st M a f 7a 1952
—M&N
D
4j4s
J
nil
Iowa Southern Utilities—
9034
10534
10134
1st M
1958 ser B
M&N
Missouri Public Service Co—
10134
F&A
J&J
M&N
ser
1st M 534s 1955 ser A
102
101
97
9954
J&J
1st & ref 5a 1955
I
96
1st 1 & ref 5s 1961 ser B—M&S
102"
(Italy)—
1st extl 7s 1952 with warrWithout warrants
90
8434
104
'
Little Rock Ry & El 5s '33—
Ref & ext g 6s 1938
Lockhart Power 534s 1950—
9734
9534
102
)
Little Rock G & F 6s 1937-1
87"
•
9734
3834
A&O
Gen & ref g 5s 1951 opt—J&D
1st & ref 5s 1961 ser B.
J&D
i
45"
68
98
434s 1968
1st M 4s 1971 ser C
Conv deb 6s
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
79
104
J&J
Milwaukee Elec Ry & Light—
65"
M&S
Iowa Pub Serv 1st 5s 1957—J&D
Deo 5s 1968
M&S
1st mtge 534* 1959——M&S
Iowa Ry & Lt (Cedar Rapids)—
1st & ref 5s 1932 ser A —-M&S
1st & ref 5s June 1946 B—-J&D
1st & ref 634« Get 1945—M&N
10434
J&J
Midland Natural Gas Co—
70
60
40
64
Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 434s 1958
94
A&O
Mich Elec Ry 5s 1948
60
40
40
10234
55
\ZH
101
M&N
Massiilon Elec & Gas—
1st M 5s 1956
1st M
95"
100
89
7134
J&J
Sink fund deb 5s 1955
1st & ref 5s 1953 ser O
86"
J&J
20-year a f 634s 1946
Mass Utilities Associates—
8 f deb 58 1949 ser A
Meridionale Electric Co—
1st a 17s 1957 ser A
103
J&
Lawrence (Mass) Gas & Elec—
1st M 434s 1940 ser Ba-^F&
Lehigh Power Securities—
Deb g 6s 2026 ser A
F&
Lehigh Valley Transit—
97
87
96
10054
10454
J&D
Metropolitan Edison Co—
Superior Dist Pow—
1st M & ref 5s 1956—.
70
Dec 1931
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser A—
50
ak PkE
Tol Frem & No 634s 1925—
Extended at 6% to 1933 J&
Lake St Elev RR—-See Chic &
s
10
Power—
A
J&J
ser
Memphis Power & Light Co—
30
69
58
Without warrants
McGav & Mt V—See Nash Ry&L
70
.
9354
96
Q-J
5s '31 A&O
1st & ref 434s 1978 ser C—A&O
Memphis St Ry con g 5s '45-J&J
Meridian Lt & Ry 5s 1944--M&S
30
56
gu
51
50
6754
6754
A
Her
41
15
39
934
f 7s 1940
Met Street Ry—See N Y Rys
101
36
s
1st & ref 634s 1957 ser A—J&J
1st & ref 634s 1962 ser B—J&J
With warrants
Bait & Ann S L 5s 1946--F&A
8
80
75
1st
loo"
Ry (San Francisco)—
Maryl'd El Rys 1st
9334
1951
5s
s
Market St
90
'13-A&0
5s 1958
"
Wyoming Va
89"
534? 1952 ser B—J&J
f 7s 1941
J&D
Manuf'rs Wat (Pa) 5s 1939-J&D
Market St El Pass Ry—See P R T
10754
11934
10334
80
1st
f
s
15-year
102
75
79
W W
1st M
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Co*
——
10054
85
9154
f g 5s '36 opt after
9834
100
Manitoba Power Co Ltd—
1st M s f 534s *61 ser A___J&J
100
4934
3934
10534
35""
ackawanna &
64
48
Massachusetts Gas—
75
1st M 5 1961
A&O
Iowa-Nebraska Lt & Power—
a
110
102
2634
Kokomo
20
102
95
138
'39.J&J
10334
10334
Manila Elec RR & Ltg Corp—
1st lien & coll tr 5s '53—M&8
Manila Gas Co—
10154
9934
/
/
99
10234
1st lien coll tr 534s 1937—A&O
Manila Sub Rys 1st 5s 1946-M&8
68
Kings Co Elev Ry—See Bklyn RT
Kings Co Gas & 111 1st 5s '40-A&O
Knoxv Gas 1st 5s '33 opt
44
Maryland Light &
1st M 534s 1950
62
'37-A&0
1997—A&O
Interstate Telep Go—
1st
10654
101
Mad Riv Pr 1st 5s '35 gu op_F&A
Manhattan El con 4s g '90
A&O
2d gold 4a 2013
J&D
103"
69"
B—_A&0
Kings Co E L & P 1st 5s
26
100
1st & ref 634s 1949 ser B
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser D
J&D
1st & ref 434« '68 ser F
M&S
Interstate Rys 4s 1943--—-F&A
1st & ref 6s 1943
10934
92
Deb g 434s
Tel 1st g 5s '35 opt *08.-J&J
1955 ser A. J&D
10734
11354
J&J
1944
101
—J&J
M&N
Purch money 6s g
Edison El 111 Bklyn 4s
7s
101
F&A
Keystone Pub Serv—
1st M 5s 1978
-—Ma
Keystone W W & Elec Corp—
1st lien 534* 1948 ser B—MA
Conv deb 6s 1939
A&
16
9334
Debenture
76
104 54
Lykens Val L & P 6s 1945—M&S
Macon Ry & Light 1st 6s '53-J&J
Madison Co (111) Light & Power—
1st g 6a 1936
J&D
Madison G & El 1st 5s 1940-A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1950
M&N
Madison Rys 1st g 5s 1936--M&N
94
Power & Light—
105
1st mtge 434s 1957 ser B..J&J
10634
1st M 434s 1961—
F&A
43
Kansas City Pub Ser 6s 1951 J&J
10434
Kansas Elec Pow 6s 1937—J&D
10354
1st M 6s 1943
——J&D
97
1st M 5s 1951
J&D
Kansas Gas & Eloctrio—
10854
Deb gold 6s 2022 ser A__M&S
'9834
1st mtge 434a 1980—
J&D
9934
Kansas Pow 1st 5s 1947
M&S
Kansas Power & Light Co—
104
1st M 6s 1955 ser A
M&N
9954
1st M 6s 1957 ser B— — -M&N
Kentucky Fuel Gas Corp—
/ 30
1st 634s 1942 with warr.-J&D
8
Conv s f deb 634 s 1938—J&D /
K'y Hydro Elec Co 1st 6s '49. J&D
Kentucky Power & Light Co—
78
1st m 534* 1948 ser B——Mi
Kentucky Traction & Terminal74
1st & ref gu 5s *51 opt '14-F&A
100
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949-J&D
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser
Interstate Pub Serv Co—
1st & ref 534s 1950
Deb 6s 1950 ser A
25"
Kansas City
Kentucky Utilities Co—
1st M 5s 1961 series G
1st M 5s 1969 ser I
Keokuk Elec 6s 1945
77
sfg 634a 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 5s'48 op'13 A&O
1st & ref 6s 1954
M&S
35
10634
_
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&S
Intercoutinents Power Co—
Debs 6s 1948 with
warr J&D
International llydro-Elec System
Conv deb 6s 1944
A&O
International Power Sec Corp—
Coll trust 634s 1954 ser B.J&D
634% sec bonds 1955 serCJ&D
Sec 7is 1936 D (with war)-.J&J
Sec 7s 1957 ser E
Sec 7s 1952
J&J 16
International Railway (Buffalo—
Buff Trac 1st 5s 1948
J&D
Cross St. Ry 1st 5s g '32.-M&N
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938--J&J
Buffalo & Niag Falls Elec By
1st M 5s gold 1935J&J
Internat Ry ref 5s *62 op.M&N
International Telep & Teleg—
Deb g 4Hs 1952
J&J
Conv deb 4 34s 1939
J&J
Deb 5s 1955
F&A
Interstate Nat Gas 6s 1936--J&J
interstate Power 1st 5s '67—J&J
gold 6s 1952
99
1942————F&A
99
104
J&D
Inter borough-Metropolitan Co—
Coll fcrus g 434« 1956
A&O S
Deb
10434
10254
10354
10234
1st 1 & ref 534s
93
A&O
Guar Trust certif of deposit-
M
2934
1st
(Pa) Trac 5s 43—J&J / 15
25
Ry 4ai 1931—J&D
93
Joplin W W 1st 5s 1957—M&S
Kanawha Trac & Elec Co—
90
1st & ref 5s 1930—— --F&A
Kanawha ValTr 1st M5s 48-J&J
102""
Kansas City Gas 1st 5s 46—F&A
ey
f
A&O
J&D
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948
Inland Utilities Inc—
Conv deb 6s 1934
102
103 54
f 6s 1941 ser B —M&N
f 7s 1935
Gen M 5s 1950
F&A
Lower Austrian Hydro-Eleo—
Johnstown
1st
„
10734
10034
10134
10334
A&O
Louisv Ltg 5s '53 unstmpd—A&O
Louisville Ry 2d 434* 1940--M&S
Johnst Pass
55
10234
O.F&A
104
102
1st & ref 5s
1st & ref 5s
1st & ref 434s 1961 ser
Deb s f 6s 1937 ser A
35
_
:
Dayt Spgf & Urb 5s '28.-M&N / 40
Indiana Electric Corp—
<
10034
1st M 6s 1947 series A—M&N
10434
1st M 634* 1953 series B—F&A
90
lot M 5s 1951 series C—M&S
98
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 J&J
Indiana General Service—
10434
1st M 53 1948
J&J
Indiana Hydro-Elec Power91
let mtge 5s 1958 ser A—M&N
107
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957-F&A
1st & ref 5s 1955
M&S
10434
Ind Nat Gas & O—See Peo G L&C
112
Indiana Pr 1st 17 34« '41 A .M&N
93
Indiana Ry & Lt 1st 5s *43--J&J
Indiana Service Corp—
1st & ref M 5s Jan 1 1950--J&J f 83
8134
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
F&A
Indiana & S W Gas & Util—
6% conv note* 1940
—J&D
Col tr 6s 1957 ser O
37
70
92
A&O
Angeles Ry 6s 1938
Louisiana Pow & Light Co—
1st mtge 5s 1957.
J&D
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky)—
1st & ref 5s 1952 ser A—M&N
104
35
1031-1945 —J&J
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Corp—
1st & ref 534s 1945 series A F&A
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser B
F&A
Jer City Hob & Pafr—See P S Corp
Johnstown (Pa) Telephone Co—
89
s
103
gold 534? sories A 1955.J&J
Bridge Corp—
1st sink fund 634s 1958—-J&J
Deb g 7s 1943
—J&D
Janesvllle Elec Co-—•
1st
9754
'8334
Bid.
Bonds.
Los Aug Pac Co—See Pac EIRy
Los Ang & Pasad—See Pac El Ry
Los Angeles Railway Corp—
1st & ref a f g 5a 1940
J&D
Los
T
96
20
1st mtge 5s
55
50
A—M&S
Corp—
69
Deb 6s *63 (without warr)— J&J
Jackson Cons Tr—Soe Mich E.Ry
10354
Jackson (Mich) Gas 5s g 37-A&O
Jacksonv (Fla) Gas s f5s 42-J&D
Jacksonville Trac 1st 5s 31-M&S S
Jamaica Water Supply Go—
Italian Superpower
1st & ref 5s 1957 opt
A&O
Illinois Power & Light Corp—
Coll tr
Ask.
Islands Edison
Illinois Northern Utilities Co—
1st 7s 1936
Bid.
Co—
25-yr at by,a 1953 ser
85
BONDS
marked **V* and Inoomo and defaulted bond*.
Bond*.
Ask.
Bid.
Hydraulic Power of Nlag Falls—
lstr& refundLag5s 1950
J&J
Ref & Impt 6s 1951
A&O
Idaho Power 1st 5a 1947
J&J
111 Bell Telep 1st 5s 1956—J&D
Illinois Cent Trac 5s 1933—J&D
Illinois Commercial Telep—
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser B
M&S
Hl-Ky Bdge 634b 1947— M&S
1st & ref 6s 1953 series
lotareit" except where
All bond priooi arc S?and
HOTIOB.
8854
81
86
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
HOTICHB.—AH bond prlOM are "and interest"
except where
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
N Y
Monmouth Oons Wat 5s '56-J&D
949*
959*
Monongahela Light & Pow Co-—
-J&D
1039*
105
Monengahela St Ry—See Phil Oo
Monongahela Valley Traction—1st M g
929*
J&D
6s '42 opt '22
939*
Monongahela Valley Water-—
59*s 1950 series A—J&J
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st lien & ref 59*® sot B '53 F&A
999*
100
t<0
1059*
102
105
105
106
h oo £
'32op'12 J&J
1913-—A&O
Pub Service Corp—
M&S
1st & ref 5s 1942
m
m
Montreal Tramways—
1st & ref g 5s 1941 opt.-.-J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1955 series A-A&O
1009*
B—-A&O
Gen & ref s f 49*® '55 ser O A&O
Gen & ref s f 5s 1955 Ber D-A&O
Morn'side El St Ry—See PMla, Co
Mount Home Telep 5s 1938-J&J
Mountain States Power Oo—
93 9*
86
93 %
96
96
99 H
J&J
B—-J&J
Hope Bdge 1st 69*s 57-J&D f
1938
1st M 6s 1938 series
103
39
97
1019*
Niagara Lockport & Ont Power—
1st & ref 5s 1955 series A.A&O
lst mtge
Oonv deb 5s 1950
New Eng Pow Assn 5s
Deb 59*s 1954
69*s 1953
—J&J
102
1029*
104
86
S f deb 59*s 1956 ser S
71
J&J
49*% notes 1932—A&O
A&O
A&O
A&O
Serial 5% notes 1936
A&O
North Amer W W & Elec Corp—
Conv sec 6s 1938 ser A..M&N
699*
103
North Boston Ltg Properties—
3-year 5% notes 1932
J&J
North Carolina Pub Serv Co—
lst & ref 5s 1934 opt
A&O
lst & ref 5s 1956
J&J
1119*
Salisb & Spencer 5s 1945-M&N
899* North Continent Utilities Corp—
939*
94
93
929*
93
78
80
88
92
lst gold 5s 1937
n
F&A
opt.
499*
1039*
>'
92
New London Gas & Electric—
100
86
90
1019*
92
lst & ref 5s 1966 ser O—M&N
lst & ref 5s 1969 ser D
M&S
lst&ref m 4J*s 1970 serE.J&D
North Ind Gas & El 6s 'S2..M&N
94
1
88
lst
107
101
100
100
1st & ref 5s 1944
J&J
Newp News & Old Pt Ry & EI
1st g 5s Nov 1 1938
M&N
Gen g 5s Man* 1 1941—— M&8
New Rochelle Wat 59*s '51-M&N
N Y Cent Elec 1st 59*s'50-M&8
97
99
999*
959*
1159*
1st & ref 6s 1941 ser
100
1169*
107
102
Ed El 111, N Y. con g 5s '95 J&J
122
Equitable Gas 5s 1932
M&S
New Amster Gas 6a 1948—J&J
NY&ER Gaa 1st g 5s '44-J&J
1019*
1039*
1029*
1945
J&J
NY&Westch Ltg 4s 2004—J&J
Deb g 5s 1954 op guar—J&J
6 Basis.
A&O
B—A&O
Refunding 49*s 1961
A&O
notes 1940
J&D
69*% gold notes 1933—M&N
Northern Texas Elec Co—
Coll tr s f g 5s 1940 opt—J&J
Northern Texas Traction Co—
lst g 5s 1933 opt 1913
J&J
Northern Texas Utilities Co—
lst ■ f 7s '35 with war
J&J
——
1029*
80
m
104#
4
98
106
lst lien s f 6s 1943 ser
103
S f deb 69*s 1943
A—M&N
M&N
Ohio Valley Gas Corp—
lst ()9*s 1943 (with war)
Ohio Water 6s June 1933
I In London,
104
100
111)
110)
110
103^
103
78
50
J&D
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
lst M 5s 1950
M&S
1039*
Debenture gold 6s 1940
M&S
Oklahoma Gas Util 69*s 1934
Okla Natural Gas 6s 1946 A—J&J
1st m 5s 1948 ser B
F&A
Oklahoma Power & Water
lst m 5s 1948 ser A
F&A
Oklahoma Ry lst & ref 5s '41-J&J
1009*
VP*
40
34
88
44
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
Omaha & Ooun Bluffs Ry & Br
lstsf 6s 1947
94
-A&O
86
Ext 6o 1936
—J&J
Ontario Pow 5s '43 op to '13-F&A
Ontario Power Serv Corp—
51
106
lstsf 59*sl950
J&J
Ontario Transmission Co Ltd—
lst gu g 5s '45 op bef *16--M&N
Orange & Pas Val R—See P S Corp
Orange & Rockland Elec Oo—
lst m 5s 1958
F&A
Oregon Elec Ry 5s '33 opt--M&N
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
lst M 5s 1957 series A
1039*
99
919*
J&D
74
Oslo Gas & El Works (Norway)—
Extl sink fund 5s 1963
M&S
1039*
Oswego Riv Pow 6s 1931
101
J&D
Otter Tall Power Oo (Minn)—
Gen M 5s 1946 ser E
A&O
ser
102
A.A&O
M&S
Pacific Coast Power 5s 1940-M&S
Pacific Elec Ry g 5s 1942—J&J
Los Angeles Pacific Oo—
lst ref g 4s 1950 opt *15-- J&J
L A Pa R R Oal 5s '43-M&S
Pacific Gaa & El ref 5s '42—J&J
lst & ref M 6s 1941 ser B.J&D
lst & ref 59*s 1952 ser O.J&D
lst & ref 5s 1955 ser D
J&D
lst&ref 49*s 1957 ser E—J&D
lst & ref 49*8 '60 ser F
J&D
Pacific Light & Power Corp—
lst & ref s f g 5s 1951 op__M&8
Pac L & P Co lst 5s 1942-J&J
lst
s
f 5s 1952
100
r
999*
98
103
90
87
91
105
1139*
106
105
1019*
1019*
106"
Guaranteed
Pacific Power &
Serv—
—M&S
66
Light Oo—
F&A
lst M 5s 1955
99
Pacific Public Service Co—
5-year 5% notes 1936
M&S
Pacific Teleph & Telegraph—
lst & col tr a f g 5s 1937--J&J 2
Ref M 5s 1952 series A—M&N
consol gold 5s
M&S
1949
M&N
Pawtucket Gas 4s 1932
1049*
100
Pecos Valley Power & Light Co.
lst m 69*s 1937 ser A
M&N
Deb 7s 1942
J&J
Peninsular Tel Co lst 5 9*s '51 J&J
Penn Central Light & Power Co—
979*
105 J*
107 h
100
lst & ref 49*a 1977
M&N
106)
99 J
87
73
1029*
979*
Penn-Ohio Edison Co—
100
98
101
999*
1069*
1079*
101
102
1049*
1079*
1049*
989
1029
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A
Without warrants
M&N
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Corp—
w Deb gold 6s
1976 ser A—M&S
Pennsylvania Gas & Elec Oo—
lst 1 & ref 59*s *55 ser A—M&S
1st lien & ref 5s 1958
M&S
Deb 6s 1940
J&D
Pennsylvania-Ohio Pow & Lt—
20
lst & ref 59*s
67
67
n Nominal,
95
68
989*
100
70
72
Pennsylvania Pow & Light Co—
IstM 49*s 1981
A&O
Pennsylvania State Water Corp—
lst lien 59*s 1952 series A-M&S
Penn Tel 5s 1960 ser C————
Penn Water & Powers f 5s 40J&J
lst ref 49*s 1968 ser B
r Canadian
price.
s
Sale price.
95
88
84
_
'54 ser A—J&J
Penna Pow Oo lst 5s 1956—J&J
98
103
_
99"
103
103
15
103!
103
Deb 59*s 1959 ser B
F&A
Pennsylvania El Oo 5s 1962-F&A
lst & ref 5s 1954 ser D
J&D
lst & ref 4s 1971 ser F— M&N
949*
1059*
k Last sale.
104
J&J
101
105
68
103)
103)
95)
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Corp
Northern Utilities Co—
1039*
80
Paterson & Passaic Gas & Electric
105"
102
99
100
979*
96
102
Deb g 6s 2024
Ohio Public Service Oo—
lst M & ref 7 9*s '46 ser A.A&O
lst & ref 7s 1947 ser B
F&A
lst & ref 6s 1953 series O-M&S
lst & ref 5sl954 ser D
M&S
Ohio State Telep 5s 1944.
J&J
Ohio Val Elec Ry lst M 5s '46J&D
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952
A&O
Pasa & Mt Lowe—See Pac El Ry
102
112
98
Without warrants
/ This price includes accrued interest,
F&A
59*%
1279*
Con 5s
F&A
lst & ref 5s 1956 ser A—J&D
Northern States Power Co—
lst & ref 5s 1941
99
97
Northern Penna Power Co..
1019*
1129*
F&A
f 59*s 1957 ser A
Gen & ref 6s 1947 ser A—M&S
80"
—J&D
s
lst lien & ref 5s 1956
N O Pow House Oo 5s '41-J&J
'52--J&J
Newp News & Hamp Ry G & E—
62
104
1049*
98
D.J&D
J&D
Ottawa Trac lst 59*s July '55J&D
Ottawa Valley Power Oo—
lst M s f 59*s 1970
A&O
Ozark Power & Water Co—
48
Northern Ohio Trac & Light—
lst consol gold 5s 1933—J&J
lst consol gold 4s 1933—J&J
lst & ref 49*s 1956 ser
Ref & coll tr 5s 1957
104 3
1039*
1049*
75
69
Ohio L & Pow lst 5s 1944
Ohio Pow lst & ref 5s 1952 B J&J
Pacific Northwest Pub
Conv deb 6s 1950
Northern Indiana Ry—A
lst M 5s 1960
Northern N V Utilities mo—lst M & ref 5s 1963
J&J
lst lien & ref 7s 1946 A—M&N
lst lien & ref 6s 1947 B
M&N
lst 1 & ref 6s 1943 O
M&N
lst 1 & ref 59*s ser D '49..J&D
lst 1 & ref 5s 1955 ser E..J&D
lst mtge 5s 1941 opt
M&S
Union El (Loop) 5s g '45—A&O
Northwestern Power Oo Ltd—
lst m s f conv 6s '60 serA. J&J
Northwestern Pub Serv Oo—
lst m 5s ser A 1957
J&J
Northw Tel eg—SeeW U Teleg
Nova Scotia Light & Power Oo—
lst M s f 5s 1958 ser A
J&D
Ogden Gas 5s 1945
M&N
Onio Cent Telep 1st 6s '47—J&J
Ohio Cities Water Corp—
lst m col tr 59*» 1953 ser.A J&J
Ohio Edison lst 5s 1957
A&O
lst & consol 6s 1960
F&A
Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 5s 1957 J&D
Ohio-Kentucky Gas Oo—
lst s f 69*s 1943 ser A—J&D
Ottawa L H & Power—
104
75
59
Northwest Elec lst 6s 1935-M&N
Northwestern Elevated (Chic)—
....
101
Watertown L & P 5s 1959-J&J
Northern Ohio Pow & Lt—
Gen & ref 59*s 1951
M&S
Northern Ohio Telep Co—
91
100
969*
20
1019*
Northern Ind Pub Serv—
lst & ref 59*s ser B 1960--J&J
^
102
North Calif Pow 5s 1932.—J&D
lst & cons s f 5s '48 op '15-J&D
Northern Conn Power Co—
1119*
1079*
1933.--..J&J
999*
979*
North Penn Gas Co—
95f
New Mexico Powere
1st M 5s 1958
J&J
New Mllford Pow 1st 5s '32-F&A
100
88
1019*
90
82
100
21*
lst & ref g 5s '40 op '20---A&O
North Shore Gas Oo of Illinois—
93 9*
F & A
999*
103
939*
Bid.
Omaha & Council Bluffs Ry—
ir
100
(Hoboken, N J) 5s 1938--A&O
North Jer St Ry—See P S Corp
102
lit g 5s Dec 1 1948
Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949
1009*
lst coll & ref 59*s 1948 ser A—
North Hudson Lt H & P Co
100
1st 1 & ref 5s ser B 1944—A&O
N Y Gaa Elec L H & P Co-
17
1089*
107
New York Edison Oo—
1st lien & ref 69*s 1941—A&O
80
999*
999*
989*
969*
959*
61
103
St Charle3 St 1st g 4s
999*
101
1029*
1119*
N O Oy & Lake 6s 1943—J&J
con 5s Feb'33_J&J
1029*
lst M & lien 59*s 1957—M&N
North Shore Electric Co—
489*
1059*
1029*
92
104
93
N J & Hud Riv Ry & Ferry—
1st gold 4s 1950 opt
M&S
N J Pow & L 1st 5s 1956
F&A
1st M4H< 1960—
A&O
New Jersey Water Oo—
s
1039*
1019*
A&O
NO&Carroll
919*
1049*
lst & ref 59*s 1946
M&S
North El Co & Nor Pap Mills—
lst M 5s 1934-1947
M&N
Northern Elec Oo Ltd—See Misc.
New Orleans Pub Service Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1952 series A—A&O
1st & ref 5s 1955 series B—J&D
Gen M 49*s 1935
J&J
Inc 6s Nov 1949 ser A—J&D
New Orleans Ry & Light Oo—
Canal & Olaib 1st 6a '46—M&N
N O Oy RR—Gen g 5s '43-J&J
s
99
-J&D
1059*
104
1009*
Consol & refg 5s
-105,
Oonv deb 5s 1957 ser A__M&S
Deb 59*s 1963 ser B-.F&A15
Deb 5s Nov 15 '69 ser O M&N15
North Amer Light & Power Oo—
91
1st 49*« 1961 ser B——-M&N
New Hampshire Pow 6s Dec.1943
99
102
1029*
1079*
103
103
999*
1049*
1st M 5s 1950
98
103
5% notes Dec 1932
New Eng Pow 1st 5s 1951—-J&J
New Eng Tel & Tel—
5s gold Oct 1 1932
1st 5s 1952 series A
1069*
Norfolk St lst g 5s 1944--J&J
North American Oo.
Deb 5s 1961
F&A
North American Edison Co—
105
1948.A&O
J&D
J&D
1099*
25
105""
-J&D
_M&N
I*
Norf & Ports Tr—See Va
Ry & P
Norf Ry & Lt lst 5s 1949--M&N
69
Association
M&S
8
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)95
Nat Public Service Corp—
New England G & E
Deb g 5s 1947
Oonv deb 6s 1948
.w—
1019*
1029*
1069*
105
1149*
107 9*
1069*
Ref & gen 6s Jan 1932—A&O
1st & cons 6s ser AA '50--M&N
Serial 5% notes 1933
Serial 5% notes 1934
Serial 5% notes 1935
99
1079*
105""
Niagara Falls Power 5s 1932.J&J
Serial
1109*
1069*
101
103
102
25
1069*
104
1978—F&A
55""
20
/
1049*
709*
Nat Toll Bridge 6s 1939----J&J
Nebraska Power 1st 5a 1949-J&D
1st M 6s 1949
J&D
1st M 49*s 1981
-J&D
Deb 6s 2022
M&S
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956—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 Brunswick (Oan) Pow Co—
1st M 5s 1937
——-—M&S
New Oastle (City of) W 5s'41 J&D
8 f 5s 1932
-——-J&D
20
50
10
20
J&J
104
859*
"4""
22
Rys—
1st con g 49*s '62
op '13—M&N
Certificates of deposit---7
1st con 69*81962
M&N ^
N Y Steam 6s 1947
1099*
—M&N
102
1945—F&A
Nat Elec Pow Oo deb 5s 1978 J&J
Nat Pow & L deb 6s 2026 A.F&A
Deb 5s 2030 ser B
M&N
/
Corp 59*s'62A&0
1st
6s, 1952
New York State
Nassau El RR—See Bklyn R T
Nassau & Suff Ltg 5s
/
23d St Ry 5s 1962
J&J
N Y & Richmond Gas Oo—
1st ref M 6s 1951 ser A
M&N
1st ref 6s 1952
M&N
N Y State G&E
102
1937-—J&J
Nashville Gas & Heating Oo—
1st M gold 5s 1937 giiar—M&N
ii-
Ref M 6s Oct 1941
A&O
N Y Water Service Corp—
1st M 5s 1951 ser A
M&N
_
2d series 6s July
5
10
f 7s 1952
Debenture gold 5s
Aye & P Fy 1st 5s '93 M&S
2
105
1st M 5s 1951
1059*
M&N
N Y & Suburban Gas—See West Chester Ltg.
N Y Tel 1st 49*s '39 tax ex.M&N
1059*
1079*
Deb 6s Feb 1949
1109*
1109*
F&A
98
101
35
7
-—-J&D /
Mt Wash St Ry—See Phila Co
1009*
Muncle El L 1st 5s '32 op '12-J&J
M & U O Tr Oo—See Un Tr of Ind
95
Muncie W W 5s Oct 2 1939-A&0
Municipal Gas Oo (Texas)—1009*
1st M 6s 1935 ser A
M&N
Municipal Gas & Elec, Roch—
1st M g 49** 1942 opt *12.A&O
939*
Municipal Service coll 1956-F&A
20 *
Muskogee Elec Tr 5s 1934—M&N
Mutual TelepQPa)lst 5s '45-A&O
Narragansett Elec Oo—
■
102
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
Nashville Railway & Light—
1019*
Cons g 5s 1953 opt 1908—J&J
1009*
Ref & ext gold 5s 1958
J&J
McGavock & Mt Vernon—
s
1009*
9391
Gen & ref 5s 1955 ser
Deb
12""
1r
Third Ave—See under "T"
34th St Crosst 1st 5s '96—A&O
Montreal
Mt
"7H
Second Av recel* ctfs 1914
Sixth Av RR pur M 5s '65-J&J
106
105
'
1st & ref 5s
55""
Certificates of deposit
Col & 9th Ave 1st 5s *93--M&S
Montreal Lt fit & Pow Consol—
lst&coll tr g 49*s
Gold 5s 1933 opt
29*
40
40
Lex
1st ref & coll tr 6s 1951-—A&O
1st ref col & sf 5s 1970 serB M&S
Montreal Lt Ht & Pow Co—
55
Adj inc g 5s Jan 1942—A&O
Bankers Trust ctfs of depos
Bleeck St & F F 1st 4s '50-J&J
Bway & 7th Av cons 5s '43 J&D
100
989*
1st & ref s f 5s '43 op 18--J&J
Deb g 5s 1962 ser A
-J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 59*s 1957-M&N
8
fT
.
J&J
20
1st R E & ref 4s '42
op *16-J&J f
Guar trust ctfs of deposit
/
Montana-Dakota Power Co—
1st m 5Hs 1934
Montana Power—•
1023
Railways—
100
1st M
-—
Bonds
Northwest Louisiana Gas—
1st M 69*« 1933 with warr_J&D
Municipal Ry 5s 1966—J&J f
N Y Power & Light
Corp—
1st mtge 49*s
99)
1967
A&O
5 % £ Queens Gas 1st 5s *34 F&A 101J
N Y & Queens Oo
Ry 4s '46-A&0 / 15
Steinway Ry 1st 6s 1922—J&J /
6
New York Rys
Corp—
Prior lien 6s 1965 s t A—J&J
AdJ income 6s Jan l
1965-Apr
New York
and defaulted benao
Ask.
Bid.
Bonda.
Mobile Gas imp & ref 7s '51-J&D
Mob Lt & RR 1st g 6s 37—J&D
Cons g 5s 1941
M&S
1st M 5s 1949
marked "f? end Inoome
M&S
104
1049*
979*
90
1029*
1049*
98
PUBLIC)
UTILITY
NOTICE.—ah bond prices an "and Interest" except
—
Too"
99
100m
74
53
106
106
76
;
9634
75
85
80
-90
77
85
87
80
_
Secured gold 5s 1967.
J AD
All eg Belle A Per 5s 1935- AAO
Ardmore Street 5s 1958—AAO
Central Trac 1st 5s 1929—JAJ
Duquesne Lt 1st M 4 Hs'67 A AO
Duquesne Trac 1st 5s 30—JAJ
Fed St A P V 5s May 1 '42. JAJ
Ft Pitt Trac 1st 5s 1935—JAD
Milly Et A Sh 5s 1923...MAN
Morn'slde El St By 5s '35 AAO
Mount Washington St By—
1st A coll tr gu 5s 1933. AAO
102 %
102%
94
53
85
105%
58
i5Bm
85
60
48
85
95
65
96
Pitts Alleg AM gen 5s *30 A&O
Pitts A Birm Traction—
B K A A Trac 6s 1931—MAS
Brownsv Ave 5s 1926—FAA
Pitta A Oharlerol 5s '32—MAN
Pittsb Bys 5s 1953
AAO
Pitts Trac 1st 5s 1927
AAO
So Trac 1st A coll tr g 5s '50 AAO
2d Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934
JAD
Gold 5s July 1933—
JAJ
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfs—JAJ
West End Trac con 5s '88. JAJ
Phlla Elect 1st 5s 1966
AAO
1st M 4s 1966—
AAO
1st lien A ref m 4 As 1967 MAN
1st A ref 4s 1971
J&A
,57
83
Philadelphia Elec Power Oo—
1st mtge 5 As 1972
F&A
Phlla A Garretsford St By—
1st 6s 1955
F&A
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Coll tr g 5s 1957 opt a f—FAA
8 f guar 6s '62 opt 17
MAS
6s gold 1962...
MAS
1st m r e 6s 1944..—
JAJ
Darby Media A Ohea St By
1st 4%a '36 opt '16 gu—JAJ
fiest Mantua & Fairm 5M« '34
94
85
88
84
85
46
4634
55
109%
100
105
106 %
107 M
30
35
55
60
75
73
70
72
76
35
59
65
85
85 M
Street Elev Pass By
MAN
1st g gu 4s 1955
Union Traction—
Elec a Peo 4s tr ctfil 45-aao
39
42
People's Traction Oo—
P P By tr ctfs 4s '43 .FAA
42
44
Market
W Phlla Pass 2d 5s 1926—
Ext at 5M % to 1956.MAN
Phlla Subur-Countiea Gas A Elec
„
MAN
1st A ref 434s 1957
Phlla Sub Water Oo—
MAN
-AAO
1st M 5« 1955—--
1st M 6s 1969
1st M 4Mb 1967-
Potomac Edison Oo—
Deb
gold 5Ms 1947—-—MAN
Power Gas A Water Sec Corp
Coll tr 5s 1948 with warr.MAN
Power Secur coll tr 6s *49—-JAD
Incomes June 1949——-FAA
Providence Gas Oo 1st 6Ms 1242
Prussian Elec 6s 1954
Public Elec L Oo A (St Albans. Vt>
1st 534s 1956
.AAO
Public Service Co of Colorado— ■
1st A ref 6» 1953 series A—MAS
1st A ref 5Ms'54 series B-MAS
Deb 6a 1946
MAN
Public Service Oo of N H—
1st A ref 5s 1956 ser A..MAN
1st A ref. 4Mb 1957 aer B.AAO
Public Service Co of Nor HI—
1st A ref g 5s 1956 op '21—AAO
1st A ref 6s 1966 series O.MAN
1st A ref 4Mb 1978 ser D.MAN
1st A ref 4Mb 1980 ser R—J&J
1st A ref 4Mb 1981 ser F..AAO
5 Basis.
99M
56
40
38
ser
B-Sas
99%
94 M
,v;
104
104
100
93
101
AAO
aJtSJ&fti94! opt 1919-MA8
1943—A&O
faa
Schuylkill ValTr 5s 1945
74
103
^^ValRy 5s '37
Scranton Eleo A Pr 1st 6s'43-JAD
opt *12. JAJ
4% % notes 1932
4% % notes 1933—
nnn
1967
1
95
94
93
JAD15
JAD15
S8T A— FAA
84
82
104
86
105
97
89m
96
90
98
101%
104
96M
97
110%
104M
98
99
Deb
s
f 6s
92"
68
97
100
75
W*
76
73M
76
51
104
96%
CC
Shenango Val Water 5s 1956AAO
Shinyetsu Elec Pow
(Japan)—
1st sink fund 6Ms
1952—.JAD
92
95
104
71
73"
101M
93
103 M
102 M
99M
105
103
100M
101
100m
105 M
102 M
97 M
97 M
106
103
98
98
97M
97 %
95
96
87
90
71
73
99
101
104%
F&A
•
70
Deb g 5b 1953
M&S
Rochester Gas A Elec Oorp—
Gen M 7s 1946 series B..MA8
72
105
106%
106M
102%
103%
Cloud Pub Service Co.
•"
1st M 6s 1934
MAN
St Joseph Gas—1st 5s 1937—JAJ
St Joseph By, Lt Heat A Power—
1st k 5s Nov 11937
MAN
1st A ref 6s 1946
JAJ
St Joseph Water 5a 1941——AAO
St Louis Oo Gas 1st 5s 1951
St Louis Oo (Mo) Water Oo—
1st M 5M« 1945 ser A
JAD
1st M 5s 1945 ser B
JAD
109 M
32
101
90
Sioux City Serv 6s
1951
I J&J
Somerset Un A Middlesex
Ltg—
Mtge1 g 4s Dec 1 1943___J&D
80 Oar Gas A El 6s
1942—MAS16 /
_
f*uS
New A
l In London,
n
Ferry—See N YBys
S!«th
*Jfc"See Pub Serv
"•nto Httsburgh
04
oM
Oorp.
Water Oo—
ser
100m
100%
100%
A. JAJ
1st M 6a 1955 1960 ■«
So Texas Gas 6 Ms
1938
b. JAJ
i2
JSlf8
#
100
80
104
104%
opt 1916—JAJ
105 M
106
Gen g 5s Nov 1939
opt.... JAJ
GenA ref 6s 1944
FAA
105%
104M
105%
FAA
A—MAS
Southeast P&L deb 6s 2025 .MAS
Southern Bell Telep A
Teleg—
fl
1®* ■ ' S5a 1941
Sou B vard—See Third Ave
By.
Southern California Edison—
104
Refunding 5s 1951
J&J
Refunding 5s 1952
....MAS
Refunding 5s 1954—
J&D
73
s
105%
105%
Southern California Gas
Oorp—
Collateral trust 5s 1937—MAM
South OaLGas Oo 681950 -MAN
let A ref 6a 1958 series O.. J&D
hm h 0 0 gocni^
94m
95M
96
96M
104%
84"
SoutoOa^1^ep9iit*M"to^1W7
Southern Canada Pr Oo Ltd
a
99
100
85
86
100
lBAM W
ser
A____2aaO
Southern Cities Pub Serv Co—
Oonv deb 6s 1949
MAN
Southern Cities Utilities Oo—
S f deb 6« 1958 ser A
100
102%
99%
By—See Oln
South
95
93
finnthhSLu00!}5 1932..JAD16
South Carolina Power Co—
1st lien A ref 5s 1957
....JAJ
103"
99
33
/
1st lien A ref 5s 1980
102 M
76M
99%
71%
105%
105%
99
78
105
— — -
6l"
Roanoke By A El 5s 1953—FAA
Roanoke WW 5s 1950
JAJ
Rochester Central Power Oorp—
t Last sale
>
102 M
JAJ
Salt River Val Water Users Assn
6s
1938
FAA
Stewart Mt Power 5%» June
1931-1958
.—A&O
San Angelo Telep 1st 5s 1958 F&A
San Antonio Public Service—
1st ref 681952 series A—
JAJ
1st A ref 5s 1958 ser B
JAJ
San Antonio Tr 1st 5s '49.MA8
San Antonio G A E 5s 1949. MAS
San Diego Oonso) Gas A Elec—
1st g os 1939 opt 1914
MAS
1st A ref 5a 1947 ser B
MAS
95
88%
50
98%
Bio Grande Valley Gas Co—
1st M 7s 1937 ser A
AAO
Riverside Trac—See Pub Ser Corn
Roanoke G-L 5Ms 1951
FAA
Salisbury A Spencer—See Ne Oar
Salmon Blv Pew gu 5s '52 ep FAA
Salt Lake Term 6a 1935
JAD
94
97
Co.
30
Richland Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1937—
A&O
Richmond (lnd) W W Corp—
1st M 5s 1957
-MAN
Richmond (S I) Lt A BR—
1st coll tr g 4s 1952—
JAJ
Rio de Janeiro Tram Lt & P—
St Louis Sprlngf A Peoria BR—
1st A ref gu g 5s '39 opt—JAD
St Paul Olfcy By—See Twin City
St Paul Gas LightGen geld 5s 1944
.MAS
Gen A ref 6s 1952—
J&J
97%
98%
i04%
97%
97%
1$ % Si 5s
ser B—MAN
1st coll tr
70 ser O
FAA
1st coll tr 4Mb ser D
70—AAO
98
80
93
1936—.———F&A
f®cond Ave-See N Y Rys.
|®cond Ave Trac—See Phlla Oo—
67SerA AAO
64%
Bridge—
;
1st s f 6Ms Oct 15 '47-AA015
St Louis Public Service—
Oonv 6% notes 1933—
-JAJ
49
94
77
93
I9!9.®?*
Seattle Ltg 1st 5s *44 1814—MAS
opt '10.MAS
Ref g 5s 1949 opt 1914
AAO
geneca Pow Oorp 6s 1946. .MAS
?^iSrlan
Power Oo—
....
103%
FAA
Southern Colorado Power Co—
let g 6s 1947 series A......
J&J
Southern Counties Gas (Calif)
1st M 4Mb
1968..---jK&N
St Louis-Miss Riv
104
103 M
93
94
55
88
103
106 M
103 M
105
102 M
—
87
97
96 M
irA
5
^
102X
109M
105M
.
98m
81X
g*
40"
96
95
Ts
St
30
i5Im
V* aft 1910 JAD
Sauda Falls Oo Ltd—
1st • f 5s l955 ser a
aao
Savannah Eleo A Power Oo—
1st A ref 7Ms 1941 ser
A..AAO
1st A ref 6s 1945 ser B
AAO
Savannah Eleo Oo 5s g'52. JAJ
103
99 M
T
118m
103m
Unlf A ref 5s 1957 ser D
JAJ
4 Power—
102
102
49
17
47
14
'
42
101M
52"
104$|
100
/This pries Includes accrued interest,
105 M
54
38
95
55
10434
75
El By.
Bridge-^"
6*§ '57-MAN
Deb s f 7a 1942
....MAN
Sen Joaquin Lt a Power
Oerp—
|ayr® (Pa) Elec 5s 194'u
Schenectady Railway Oo—
105M
104 M
99 M
70
104%
104
Cons M g 6s 1936 guar—JAJ
109
Gen lien a ref 6s 1953——AAO
Power Oorp of Canada Ltd—•
84
Oonv deb 4Ms 1959 Ser B-MAS r
Power Oorp of N Y—
•
1st M 6 Ms 1942 SerA-M&N
1st M s f 6a 1942 Ser B—MAN
57"
106
Gen M 5Ms 1948 series O.MAS
Gen mtge 4M* 1977 ser D.MA8
—
1st mtge 5s 1956 ser B—man
1st M 4Mb 1961 series F—AAO
Potomac El Pow
69"
55
88
50
68
103 M
99
Telep 6s 1944—jad
Postal Teleg a Cable 5s 63—jaj
HandFrem A So By—See Lake Sh
Q A E 4Ms 1933-.MAN
Not callable
San Frandsco Bay Toll
a
Roch
21
Porto Blco
94
70
„
37
99
65
100
109M
By A Lt 5s '54 opt—..JAJ
30
Roch By cons 5s g 1930—AAO
2d 6a g 1933 ctf dep
JAD
Rochester & Syracuse KB—
1st M conv 5s 1957——MAN /
4
Rochester Telep Oorp—
102
1st & ref 5s 1946 ser B——AAO
100
1st A ref 4Ms 1953 ser O—JAJ
Roch Tel Oo gen 5s 1933.A&O
101
Rockford Elec Co 1st 5s '39.M&S
103
Rockland light & Pow—
104M
1st M 6s 1938
M&N
1st ref 4%s 1958 ser A...M&N
104%
102
Rome (GaJ.Ry & L 5s '46—A&O
Borne (N Y) Gas. Elec Lt A P—
100
1st 5s 1931
JAD
1st ref 5s 1946
98M
Ruhr Gas Corp 0%s *53 A..AAO
Rumford Falls Pow 4s 1945.AAO
92
93
Gen M 4Mb May 1948
MAN
Rutland By Lt A P 1st 5s'4£.MA8
99
St Charles St BR—See N ttrl By & Light
9t Clair County (HI) Gas k El—
102
1st cons guar 5s 1959- \ JM&fc
—MAN
Pittsburgh Bys—See Phlla Oo
Plattaburg G A El 1st 5s 1939.—.
Portland General Elec Oo—
1st A ref 4Mb 1960
MAS
Portland (Orel Gas a Coke—
1st a ref g 5s '40 opt *20—jaj
lstl'n A gen 4%« 1940—-j&j
Portland Gas 1st 6s 1951.faa
Portland (Me) BR 8Mb 1951-jaj
1st 1 A con m 5s 1945—MAN
50
89
85
i02^
Without warrants
Cons 6s 1955 with rights.. AAO
1st g 6s 1935-
All.
Bid
Supply Oo—
1st m s f 5s 1955...*——MAN
Sandusky Bay Bdgelst6Ms'42JAJ
94
,
55
104%
Phlla A W Ohea Tr 4s 1954—JAJ
Phlla A West By 5s 1980
JAJ
Piedmont Hydro-El Oo (Italy)—
1st A ref • f 6
1960ser A AAO
Piedmont A North 1st 5s 1954-JAJ
Pitts A Alleg Telep 1st 5s 1949...
Pitts Alleg A Man—See Phlla Cp
Pitts A Oharlerol—See Phlla Co
P McK A Con—See W Penn Bys
Pittsburgh Trac—See Phlla Co
123
47
85
35
Public Service Elec A Gas Oo—
1st A ref 4Ms 1967
JAD
1st A ref 4M8 1970—...FAA
1st ref 4s 1971
AAO
Public Utilities Oonsol Oorp—
1st M 5M> 1948
MAS/
Secured oonv 6s 1938—M&8|/
1st col tr conv 6Ms 1948—AAO
Puget Sound Power Co—
1st g gu 5s 1933 opt—JAD
Puget Sound Power A Light—
1st A ref 5 Ms 1949-—-JAD
1st A ref 5s 1950 ser C——MAN
1st & ref 4Mb 1950 ser D.J&D
Puget Sd El By 5s 1932—FAA
Quebec Power Oo
■
;
1st M A coll tr ■ f 5s 1968-JAD
79
25
Bonds.
...
Queens Bor Gas A El 6s '52.JAJ
96
Ref 5a 1955.
MAS
Ref 4Mb 1958
—MAS
9l"
Conv g deb 6 Ms 52 ser A.AAO
86
Qulncy (HI) By 5s 1932—F&A
Railway A light Sec 5s var—
Rap Tr St By—See Pub Ser Oorp
61
Reading Trac 6s 1933
—JAJ
Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv Union—
50"
Extl deb 6s 1953.—
—JAJ
65
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ'y)
110
Mtge g 7s 1950
MAN
101
Direct m 6s 1952—.-...MAN
105 M
Con m 6s 1953 with war—F&A
99
101
101
121
93
84
1946—JAJ
Cons Trac 1st 5s 1933—JAD
Ella Plainf A Cent Jersey By—
1st g 5s Dec 1 1950....JAD
Elisabeth A Trent 5s '62. AAO
J O Hob A Pat 4s 1949—MAN
P S Newark Term By 5s'55 J AD
Nor Jer St By 4s 1948—MAN
Or A Pass Val 1st 5s '38—JAD
Paterson By—Con 0sg'31-J&D
2d 6s '14 ext 5% to *44. A AO
Riverside Trac 5s 1960—JAD
So Jersey Gas El A Tf*c—
Guar g 5s Mar 11953—MAS
_
85
101M
100
100
Trust certs 6% per pet—.MAN
.
Philadelphia Company—
101
Camden Sub 1st 5s
100%
Ask.
SanI Diego> Water
Pub Serv of No 111 {Concluded)
Debenture 5s 1932——FAA
Public Service Oo of Oklahoma—
1st mtge 5s 1961 ser O—.MAS
First mtge 5s 1957 ser D.MAN
Public Service Oorp of N J—
116%
109%
100M
100%
100%
10534
104 M
100 $4
108%
Bid.
Bonds*
Ask
Bid.
Bonds.
Pensacola El Oo 1st 5s *31
FAA
Peoples Gas (N J) 1st 5s '68. JAD
People's G L & Ooke, Chicago—
1st cons g 6s 1943.
A&O
Refunding gold 5s 1947—M&8
Serial 4]
notes 1933-—F&A
Serial 4)
notes 1934.—F&A
Serial 4 J
notes 1935—F&A
Serial 41
% notes 1936...F&A
k O 1st 5s 1937—J&J
Ohio G
Consum Gas 1st g 5s '36—J&D
lnd Nat G&O g 5a '36 gu.M&N
Mutual Fuel Gas g 5s *47 MAN
Peoples Light A Power Corp—
1st lien 5Ms 1941
J&J
Oonv deb 5s 1979
—JAJ
People's Traction—See Phlla R T
Peoria Bloom A Champ Trae—
L 1st gold guar 5s 1938.
MAN
Peoria W W Oo pr 1 5s '48—M&N
1st con 4s 1948...—.—MAN
1st con 5s 1948..
MAN
Deb 4s 1950
—MAN
1st ArefSa 1950
FAA
87
BONDS
where marked "t" and Income and defaulted bonds.
30
....
30
50
81
Southern Gas Oo—
1st 6Ms 1935 ex-warr—MAN
8 f deb 6Ms 1930 ser A...AAO
83
1
101M
102 M
66
69
38
43
102m
95
103 M
96
99
96
Southern Gas Utilities, Ino—
102M
PubS ervice
107
108
45
50
96
108M
109%
SB
99
103
103
Nominal,
.82
1st lien A ref 6s 1947....AAO
Southern Natural Gas Oorp—
1st s f 6s 1944 with warr
JAJ
Without privilege..
.....
South N E Telep 1st 5s 1948-JAD
103
Southern
R T
o
19Ma% A.MAS
Indiana
a
G A E—
Deb g 5s 1970
—.JAD
So Ohio Elec 6s 1955—..—JAD
1st g 5 Ms 1959 ser D
J&J
Sou Pub Utn lot 5s 1943—JAJ
Southern Trac—See Phlla Oo.
Southern United Gas Oo—
1st lien 6s 1937 with warr AAO
Southern Wise Pow 5s 1938 .AAO
Southwestern Assoc Telep Co—
1st M 5s 1961
AAO
Southwestern Bell Telep—
1st A ref M 5s 1954 ser A.FAA
Southwestern Gas A Elec Oo—
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser A....JAJ
1st M 5s 1957 ser B
..MAN
r
Canadian price,
a
Sale price.
59
61
108M
110m
lio"
103
104M
112
101m
104-
73
77
101m
93 m
106M
96
96
94
107m
96m
96m
PUBLIC
88
UTILITY BONDS AND
SfOTIOl.—All bond prices are "and Interest" except where
Bid.
Bonds.
Light & Pow Go—
Southwestern
s
A
F&A
B.——F&A
1st M 53 1957 ser
1957 ser
1st M 5?
95""
Southwestern Natural Gas Co—
1st sf 6s 1945
-----M&N
Union El Lt & Pow Co of St L—
1st g 5s Sent 1 1932
stpd-M&S
Kef & ext 5s *33
op aft 18 M&N
95 K
97
47
45
& Light—Deb g Os 2022 series A-—-M&S
Southwestern Public Service Go—
1st M a f 6a 1945 ser A——J&J
Southwestern States Telep Oo—
102
105%
96 K
97%
73
76
95
98
Debenture
101M
98
1st 1 col tr
102
94
98M
102 M
!■'
106M
80
90 M
i
1940
F&A
United Light & Power Co—
Deb g 6 Ms 1974
M&N
1st I & consol 5Ms 1959--A&O
Deb g 6s 1975..
M&N
United Lt & Bys 1st 6s '32. -J&D
cons M 6s *62 aer A. A&O
Deb g 5Ms1952
F&A
Deb 6s 1973
J&J
United Power & Light (Kansas)—
109M
3
92
101%
106
90
99%
43
46
50
60
112M
55
Coll tr 6s 1942 ser A
A&O
6 Ms 1933 with warr
A&O
United Pub Util 6s 1947 A..A&0
1st lien 5Ms 1947 ser B._-A&O
18M
20*
72
83%
81%
83%
1st consol
1st
85M
con
g
M&S
4s 1949
M 6s 1949-
M&S
96
98
1st g gu 4%s 1953
Baltimore Traction Co—
55
Power—- - --—
A ref 6s 1947 ser A—JAD
Tenesssee Electric
107
104
Service—
& ref 5s 1970----
107 %
101
1st & ref 5a 1956.-------J&O
Tenn Pow gu 6s 1962 opt__M&N
103
Tennessee Public
98%
A&O
1946----MAS
1953---—
A Light—
1954.1
M&N
s
99
79""
80
1st coll tr
95
99
United Rys of St Louis—
Gen g 4s July 1 1934
«W Corp—
102
1st M 6s 1949 ser B
J&D
98
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
F&A
94
Texarkana W 1st 5s
58----F&A
68
Texas Cities Gas 1st 5a 48--M&N
Tex Elec By deb 6s 1942
J&J /
1st & ref 5s 1947
—J&J /
Tex Trac 1st 5s 1937 opt.-J&J /
Texas Electric Service Co—
100M
1st mtge 5s 1960
J&J
Texas Gaa Util. 6s 1945—
Texas-Louisiana Power Co—
65
1st 6s 1946 series A-——-J&J
60
1st 5%a 1960 series B—MAS
Terre Haute W
1942---------M&S
Texas Pow A Lt 1st 5a 1937
J&D
Dob g 6s 2022 ser A
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956———-MAN
Third Avenue By (New York)—1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft *14 J&J
Adj inc g 5s Jan 1960 opt—A&O
8 f deb 6s
-
r37—J&J
Dry Dock E Bway A Battery—
1st 5s gold 1932
J&D
Gen ref M ser C LncJan 1960
Sou Boulevard g 5s 1945—J&J
Union By 1st 5s g 1942. _F&A
Westchester El 1st 5a g '43 J&J
50
_
Albany Ry con M 6s
Gen g 5s 1947
95
69 %
g
Westphalia United El Pr
1st M • f 6s 1953
J&J
63
Whatcom Co Ry&Lt 5s '35.M&N
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Co—
1st M As 1941 opt
BI&N
White Line So Ry 6s 1935—
Wichita BR & Light 5s 1932
Wichita Water 6s 1949
M&8
1st M 5s 1956. ser B
F&A
1st m 5s 1960 ser C_.
M&N
W msport Gao-iat g 5s '39.F&A
Wllliamsport Water Oo—
1st m 5s Aug 1952 ser A..M&S
Wilmington & Chester Traction—
Coll trust 6s ext 1933
A&O
Wilmington (Del) Gas Oo—
102
lat & ref
3
A&O
65
55
76
w
53
i*
35^1
98M
99
78
1M
57 M
85
4
58""
1st 1 & gen M 4Mb 1944-F&A
Utica El & P 1st 5s 1950—J&J
Utlca G & El ref & ext 5s '57.J&J
Gen 6Ms 1949
J&D15
Gen M 5s 1956 ser D
A&O
Utlca & Mohawk Valley Ry—
1st g 4Mb 1941
M&S
Utlca Belt L 1st g 5s *39 —M&N
Utilities Power & Light Corp—
Deb g 5Ms 1947.J&D
Deb 5s 1959 with warr
F&A
75"
Wthout warrants
Utilities Public Service Co—
Oonv 6s 1933
—J&D
Utilities Service 6s 1953
65
Yonkera By lBt 6s 1946--A&O
Thirty-fourth St Crowtown—See NYRys
93 %
Tide Water Power 1st 5s '79-F&A
Toho Electric Power (Japan)—
816
1st s f 7s 1955 ser A—
100%
100
3-yr 6% g notes 1932——J&J
Tokyo Elec Light Co (Japan)—
1st g 6s 1953 series
84%
J&D 15
103
Toledo Edison 1st 5s 1947--M&S
Tol Frem & Norw—See Lake Shor eEl By
101
Tol G E & H con 1st g 5« '35-A&0
Toledo Light & Power Co—
99%
5% notes 1932
J&D
100%
Topeka By A L 1st 6s 1933-F&A
106 M
Trenton G A El g 5s 1949--MAS
30
Trenton St By con g 5s '38-J&J
Tri-Staoe Telep A Teleg—
105
5 Ma 1942
M&N
102 %
1st M 5a 1942 aer B
MAN
Troy City By—See Un Tr (Alb)
101
Troy Gas 2d 6a '23 ext to '39 F&A
100
1st 5a 1939
M&N
28th & 29th Sts—See 3d Ave By
23d Street By—See N
Y Bys
Twin City Rapid Transit Co—
43
1st lien & ref 5M« 1952-.J&D
St Paul City 1st g 6s 1932 A&O
1st cons 6s g 1934
A&O
Cable con 5s 1937
J&J16
88"*
M&N
F&A
1st 1 & gen M 5* 1944
102 M
60
-
94M
100M
100%
84 %
77
76
Utah Power & Light CoDeb 6s May 1 2022
Virginia Pow 1st 6s 1942—J&D
Va Elec & Pow 1st 5s 1955--A&O
1st & ref
5 Ms 1946 ser A—F&A
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser B— J&D
Deb s f 6s 1946
F&A
_
Guaranteed
Twin States Gaa & Electric—
1st & ref 5a Oct 1953——A&O
1st 1 & ref 5 Ma 1945 Ser A.M&S
88
J&J
89
M&S
106
106 M
15
96
F&A
92 M
94
101%
101%
6s M
1933 series A
1936 ser B
85
Bails,
d Price per share not per cent.
99
103
104M
93
101
101M
102M
102
101
105 M
104 M
100
107%
103%
97%
109
103%
111
112
Wisconsin Ry Llgbt & Power—
lat & ref 5s 1933
F&A
WIsoon Riv Pow 1st 5s 1941 M&N
Wisconsin Trac L H & Powot-lft M 5s July 1931
J&J
112%
104%
104
113%
105%
lstM 7Ms Julv 1931.::. J&J
Wise Val El lat & ref 5i '42M&N
100J
1011
105
1st mtge 5Ms 1942—....M&N
Worcester & Conn Eastern Ry—
103
99
4%
4%
6
70%
61%
71
62%
40
46
103
105
104%
104%
100 M
101
100
74 M
104
1st s f g
4Mb 1943
J&J
Yadkin River Pow 1st 5s '41. A&O
Yunkers Ry—See Third Ave Ry
York Haven Wat&P 1st 58*51 J&D
York Rys 1st M g 5b *37 opt. J&D
Youngstown A Ohio River—
1st M g 5s 1935 opt 1915—A&O
96%
89%
104
100M
I
^-v:
Younga-Shar Ry & Lt —See Mah&|8
& L.
Youngstown & Suburban Ry—
62
1st mtge
5s 1936
M&S
Zanesv Ry L A P—See Col New & Zanesv
97
92
92%
91
PUBLIC UTILITY STKS.
104%
104%
S3
102
103
$5
Power $7
Par
112M
100
d 102 M
„_(
d
83
pref
preferred..
preferred
(
Allegheny Gaa Corp
12%
Allied Pow &
A&O
1949
A&O
100
_
89
90
97
96
94
91
91
67
...
(t
102
108 %
n
Foreign Pow
com
Preferred
Warrants
57
29
(no par)
(no par)
23 M
83 K
(t)
49
75 M
17 second pref series A
$6 cum pref
97
Watert'n L&P—See No N Y Util
111
d
(f
20
Participating pref.
105M
83
(no par)
——100
Amer Elec-Power $6 oref
17
{In London,
-
com
Preferred
Amer &
96
18M
(f
-
75
Amer Elec Secur com
76
Washington Water Power Co—
1st ref 6s 1939 op
104M
J&J
1st & gen 5s 1960
J&J
104^
Waterbury Gas Light Oo—
1st mtge 4M» 1958
M&N
Waterloo Oed Falls & No Ry—
lat M s f g 5a 1940 op '15..J&J 1
Certificates of deposit
f
£.Last sale.
t
Amer DisTel of N J
xVi
(f
(f
preferred
6M first preferred
)ption warrants
95M
M&S
5<
A(t
first
102
95
J&D
A&O
Light cl A"
Amer Oommonw'ltha Pw com
Common B
*JO
106M
F&A
J&J
com
Class B
City & Sub 5s g 1948
F&A
Washington & Suburban Cos.—
/Flat price.
Light
3 preferred.
t5 cum lat pref .
proferre
15
106
102
IK
Allegheny Traction—See Phila Co
5
* 1
M&N
d
(
5
A&O
Waukesha Gas A Electric Co—
1st 5s 1959
J&J
WeBtchester Elec—See 3d Av By
Westchester Lt 1st g 6s '50--J&D
N Y Sub Gas—1st g 5s '49.M&S
•
'
A&O
100
Amer Cities Pow &
(D C) G L os I960—M&N
Coll trust 5s 1941
104 M
104 M
95 M
f 7a 1952--
u
Guaranteed
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow Co—
1st M a f 7 Ma 1955
M&M
UJigawa Elec Power (Japan)—
1st M a f 7s 1945
M&S15
Wash
4M% notes 1933
Washington Gas & El Os—
1st sf 5Ms 1947—
1st M 5 Ma 19531st M 5s 1955—
Wash By & Ei g 4s 1951
18
a
M&S
Washington Bait & Ann El—
1st. M 5s Mar 1941 op...M&S
Anacost & Pot 5b
Twin States Natural Gas Co—
Conv deb 6s 1933
F&A
Guar
1st g 5s 1955 opt
Certificates
6s m
90"
98
103 M
104
105
99%
Ctfs of depos t
47
98
Wisconsin Power & Light—
1st 1 & ref 5s 1956 ser E..M&N
1st lien & ref 5« 1958 ser F J&D
Wisconsin Pow, Light & Heat—
1st & ref 5s 1946
J&D
Wisconsin Public Service Corp—
1st 1 & ref 6s 1952 ser A
A&O
1st & ref 5 M* 1958
J&J
Wise Pub Service Oo—
1st & ref 5a, 1942
J&J
^
105M
103 M
96M
96M
105
s
_
35
77M
Wisconsin Michigan Power Co—
1st A ref 5s June 15 '57-J&D15
Wisconsin Minn Light & Power—
Alabama
Norf & Ports Tr 5s '36
J&D
Wash Alexandria & Mt Vernon—
107%
48
102
Virginia Public Service Co—
Virginia Ry & Power—
1st & ref g 5s 1934
100 %
104 M
106
9
Utah Gas& Coke 1st 5s 1936. J&J
Utah Lt & Tr 1st 5s 1944 A„A&O
70
75
(Germ)
50
Tr
S f M 6s 1953
101
101M
f 5M3 1948 —.J&D
1st g 5a 1952 opt 1919
J&D
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Co—
1st M 5s 1947
...A&O
J&D fn 14
« 1942—A&O fn
(Plttsb)—See Phila Co.
United Util 1st 6s *43 op '18.J&J
Unterelbe Power & Light Co—
Unit
108M
100
Wisconsin Electric Power Co—
1st M 5s 1954 ser A
F&A
Wisconsin Gas & Electric—
44
'30-J&J
°lty Ry 58
rr
16"
103%
102%
58
100
101
Winnipeg El Oo 1st ref 5s '35 J&J
42 %
60
40M
J&J
City & Sub Pub Serv 5s '34. J&J
96
101M
f 5a 1949—...M&S
1st & ref 6s 1949
M&S
75
United Traction (Albany)
Con g 4Mb 2004
—J&D fn
100
s
76
98
98
$
92 M
99
103 M
Ref M 6s 1954
United Railways of Havana—
Sq 7%s Feb 15 1936 -F&A 15
Unit Rys (Phila)— See Unit P & T
93
Mut Un8a ext at 5%to'41.M&N
1st & ref 7s 1949
95
104M
:
W^SW«^rapl934--,W
19%
95
102
104M
50
No Bait Dlv 1st 5s '42-J&D
Cent By con M g 5s 1932.M&N
Ext & imp 5a 1932
M&S
Lake Ro El 1st 6s '42.M&S
55
West Un Teleg coll tr 5a 1938-J&J
Fdg A R E M 4Ms g '50—M&N
6Ms Aug 1 1936
F&A
25-year g 5s 1951
J&D
30-year 5s Mar 1 1960
M&S
35
F&A
87
A&O
West Virginia Gas Oo—
1st s f 8Ms'37 with war.J&D
West Va-Ohio River Bridge—
1st M 6Ms 1952
J&J
Westerly L & P 5s 1937
J&D
Western N Y Utilities 5» '46. J&D
Western N Y Water Co—
1st M 5s 1951
—M&N
Western P L & Telep—
1st 1 coll 6s 1948 ser A
F&A
2-yr 6% notes Feb 15 '33-F&A
Western Public Service Co—
1st & ref 5 Ms 1960
F&A
Western T & T coll tr g 5s *32 J&J
Western United Gas & Elec Oo—
1st 5Ms 1955 Ser A
.J&D
Bait Sparrows Pt & Ohes—
MAN
44%
19*
Income g 4s 1949 op '29—J&D
Inc funding g 5a 1936
J&D
86M
-F&A
84%
82%
84%
43%
1st lien 6s 1947 ser C
A&O
Unit Rys & Elec (Baltimore)
V
Elec Co—
Third Ave RR 1st 5s g
99%
102%
98%
Del Co & Phi tr ctfs 4s '49.J&J
United Rys tr ctfs 4a '49-J&J
100
1958--------?c--A&0
1st con M g 68
99%
101%
91%
101%
105%
89%
1st mtge 5s 1947 ser B—.F&A
United Power & Tran—
10
•
Terni Hydro Elec 6Mia
Terre Haute Traction
98
1
'
f
Tenn Water 1st 5s
—-
„
106
1964———F&A
1st M 5s 1943.
Ref m 6s 1955
87 %
United Public Service Oo—
1M
/
1st
Feb
91M
A North—
Tampa Electric Co—_
let M g 6s 1933 aif on—JAD
Telephone Bond & Share Co—
1st
4s
60
87 M
1stM g 6s Apr 15 1641 __A&0 /
United Gas & EI
(8 P) 5s '32.J&J
United Ilium Co New Haven—
i
f-k lO ICO
111M
Deb 5s
101%
83
106
/
Tennessee Eastern
50
1st 1 &
1946-----J&J
°se Lake Shore
Of 6M»
40
82 M
-M&S
1970------—M&S
Syracuse Gas g 6s
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B—
United Elec Serv (Italy)—
Extl 1st s f 7s 1956 ser A-J&D
Without warrants
United Fuel & Supply—
Ry
Super-Power Co of 111—
1st 4M« 1968 -
100M
065^:
65
80
O
99%
60
90
50
95
60
M&N
40
30
M&S 15
Prior lien M 4s Jan 1946 ser B.
Prior lien m 6s Jan 1946 ser O.
Gen ref M 5s Jan 1951 ser A..—
Co—
5%s 43 ser A
1st lien 5 Ma 1942
Unit Elec Oo of N J 4s '49—J&D
United Elec Bys (Providence)—
1st
Stelnway By—See NY A Queens
Stettin Pub UtU 7s 1946----AAO
Suburban Gas Co of
1st s f g 5s Apr 1 *62 op '07 A AO
Suburban Light A Power (Ohio)—
1st m col 6Ms 1952 aer A MAN
1st M 4Ms
i
99
97 M
6% conv notes 1935-Standard Power A L Corp—
Deb g 6a 1967
—.——F&A
Standard Public Service Corp—
1st lien 6s 1948 ser B
J AD
Standard Telephone
Union Water Wks Oo—
•
i
71
101
100
FA A
J&D
A&U
1951
6s 1966-
i
1
tt
-A&O
1935
Debenture 6a
13°
100
99
re£5s ^ no«—
Sprlngf & N B Tr 5a 1936---J AD
Springfield (O) By 1st 5a 36 MAS
Standard Gas A Elec of Delaware
5% g notes
1
1
General &
West Texas Utilities Go—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
15
Union Water Service Co—
First lien 5Ms 1951 ser A.M&N
»
86M
105 H
109 j|
106
106
97M
1st M 5s '46 op '21 ser A.M&S
1st M 5s 1963 series E
M&S
1st M 5Ms 1953 serle3 F..A&0
1st M 5s 1956 series G...J&D
West Penn Tr 1st 5s 1960-J&D
W Phila Pass
Ry—See Phila R T
'32-J&J /
Indlanap North 5a 1932—J&J <
Mud & Un City 5s 1936—J&J
N *H
100
Springfield (Mo) Gas A Eleo Co
1st mtge 5a 1957 ser A---J&D
Springfield (O) Lt, Ht & Powe^-
West Penn Power—
104%
1st 5s '19 ext at 6% to
—
68
103
103 M
B-.P&A
Her
.
1948
M&S
Oonv 6s 1931-------Southwest Gas Co—
1st lm6 Ms *37 with wair M&N
Spg Br'k Wat 1st ref ft M-AgO
Spring Val Wat 1st 5a 43--M&N
6s
Bonds and Stocks.
West End 8t Ry—See Boston El
West PennElec. deb 5s 2030-A&O
102%
103%
Union Elec L & Pow of Illinois—
1st g 5 Ma 1954 aer A
J&J
Union Elev RR—See N W Elev
Union Rjr— See Third Ave By
Union Trac Co of Indiana—
Bid
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
_Oenl mtge 5s 1967
Southwestern Power
lst M
Ask.
STOCKS
marked "f" and income and deganlted bonds.
(t)
12M
--------
51M
Amer Gaa & Elec com.—(no par)
d 108
d
IK
$7 cum conv pref
(t)
Amer Power & Light com..—(t;
$6 preferred
—(+,
S5 pref ser A—(t,
Stamped
—(t.
10
10
$6 preferred
(t)
Amer Gaa & Pow $6 lat pref—(t)
American Light & Traction.—26
Preferred
25
Amer Natural Gaa com..
(t)
d
d
5K
35 K
90
76 K
d
76M
—
Nominal,
r Canadian
price,
f Sale
M
d
75
d
37 M
d
29M
d
d
price.
tNewatock.
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
89
10OTIOB.—All bond pdcafl art "and Interest" except where marked "f'and income and defaulted bond*.
Stocks.
Bid.
Par.
Amer Public Service 7% pref-100
American Public Utilities
100
Axil;.
914
n
Cincinnati Oar Co class B .—.(f) d
Preferred
20 d
7% prior preferred
100
4% participating preferred.100
Amer States Sec, com A
(f)
Amer States Pub Serv
A
Superpower Corp
60
—ft)
924
Preferred $6 aeries
934
(t)
Amer Teleg A Cable guar——100
American Telep A Teleg
—100
1644
Amer Wat Wks A Elec com
(t) d 454
Com voting trust ctfs
d 40
165
454
41
56 1st preferred
(t) d
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref-100
1094
Appalachian Gas Corp com
4
(t)
$7 conv pref ser A
85
(f)
1014
....
44
Arizona
Edison 64% pref —(f) d
Arizona Po wer
.—100
/
Preferred (7%)
100
:
5
-
Preferred (8%)
100
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp—-t d
Class A com
(t) d
Preferred
10 d
Arkan & Mo Pow 7% pref
100
——
111
95
80
34
34
Allotment certificates.
7% pref
(t)
Associated Tel & Teleg (56) pref (t)
57 first pref
100
Associated Telep Utilcom A__ (t)
56 pref with war.......... (t)
$7 pref
(t)
Atlantic City Elec, 56 pref
(t)
Bangor Hydro Elec com
25
7% proferr ad
100
8% preferred—
...100
Baton Rouge Elec Co 56 pf—(t)
Beauharnois Power, pref
Bell Telephone (Canada)
100
Boll Telep of Pa 6,4% of
100
BInghamton L H A P 86_pf— ("
pf-(t)
Birmingham Elec 57 pre?
56 preferred
Birmingham Gas $6 pref..— (f)
1094
7-16
99
|
52"
81
d 109
d 101
d
100
88
102
1004
134
58
.36
334
104
574
904
84
564
105
264
103 4
155
103
101
106
87
Duluth-Superior Trac Co
Preferred
s
s
-
74
s
s
100
2
24
54
7
3
6
24
100
5
4
106"
d
98
154
104
$7 pref without warrants—.(t)
56 pref
(t) d
Eastern Texas Elec Co..
(t) d
Preferred
Eastern Util Assoc
Conv stock
56
100
d
com
d
Si
preferred
preferred
304
54
232
91
96
344
d 104
d
(t) d
154
954
96
4
4
.
4
30
35
964
98
9
5
1
.
SbfSOS 4
—"
"7"
38
33
1034
43
38
106
cum
pref
d
Ell* A Tren BR—See Pub S Corp
El Paao Eleo Co (Del)...(no par) d 150
Preferred series A__.
74
954
8*
Houston Natural Gas
pref."
Stock purchase
warrants
Hudson County Gas
48
280
350
75
110
100
100
HoustonLtg A Pow pref 7%.. 100
112""
d
d
165
161
165
inn
109
110
914
904
pref—.100
86 preferred
(+) d
Illinois North Utilities
98
6%prefl00
Ilium A Power Secur 1st
104
pref.100
Indiana Consumers Gaa A
f with war
s
Corp
com
-
83
Preferred series B
100
Ola.S3
58
1
21
23
63
2
Warrants
54
34
55
58""
62
70
73
71
714
58
60
304
136
80
85
4
1
35
n Ex -stock dividend.
Hlx-100% stock dlvldeud.
6
65
>j
20
244
354
6
(fi
ex
5
19
90
60
(t)
64
war,-"III 1(f)
93
for cl B stockInterstate Power pref $7
(t,
Interstate Public Serv.
pr llen"-100
new
24
78
81
99
pref
—100
Iowa Southern Util.
7% pref-100
cum
98""
Superpower-—
34
14
Italo,Argentine Elec Co—"
American shares
Jamaica Water Supply
pref
42
d,
Preferred
101
109
Kentucky Hydro Elec 7% pf..100
Kentucky Securities Corp
100
Preferred (6%)
100
Kentucky Utilities, pref
100
Junior
325""
894
100
preferred
50 d
Keystone Telephone preference 60 d
Gas
220
99
100
A Imp pref—
Lexington Utilities 64% pr.-lOO
Telep A Teleg com...100
102
1014
974
n
120
(f) d 154
Preferred
d 1004
Long Island Lighting com
(t) d 30
7% preferred
309
100
8% preferred
108
100
Lo» Angeles G A E Corp, pr6f-100
1084
Louisiana Power A Light 86 pf
(t) d 101
LouRv Gas a Elec com cl A__(t) d
27
Louisville Railway Co...
3
100
Preferred
100
Lowell Electric Light...—..—25
50
Lowell Gas
100
200
99
.—100
Lincoln
49
116""
984
100
91
101
484
114
100
Light.
544
110
6
(f) d
Kansas Elee Pow 7% pref
100
Kansas Gas A Elec 7% pref—100
101
34
14
52
524
50
Jeraey Cent Pow a Lt 7%preG00
108
6% preferred
1024
.—100
Kansas City Power A Light—
1st pref 86 series B
(f) d 1154
Kansas City Pub Serv com
(t)
Lone Star Gas Corp
250
...
25 d
22
21
/
""lOO
B
107
101
d
(t)
~
;
10l"" fyake Sup Dist Wat
112
A—|
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend,
d Price per share, net
per cent,
i Sale price,
t New it*ak.
w tils-warrants.
» Old 0 «ck.
w
com
Kings Co Ltg 7% pref
5% preferred
Engineers Pub Serv com
34
304
Optional warrants
55 conv pref
78"
82
(t)
84
554 pref (with warrants)—(r)
85
56 preferred
90
924
(f)
Erie Lighting pref....
33
(no van
Erie Rys
1
"3
(+)
7% pref
100
374
Essex A Hudson Gas
165
161
100
d
7
European Elec class A
9
Option warrants--—
d
2
Fairm't Pk A Hadd Pass By—See Phila R T.
Fall River Elec Light—
Power
Laclede
.100
Empire A Bay State Teleg..—100
Empire District Elec 6% of—100
Empire Gas A Fuel Co pf 8%-100
Preferred 7%
100
64% preferred
(
6% preferred
(
Empire-Power Corp partlc stk-l
$6 preferred
(
Empire Pub. Surv. com.
60
Teleg (guar)..100
93
904
174
87
57
1054
Intercontiuents Pow Co'com"A(f) ds 44
Internat Hydro-El
Syst A...(t)
18
Preferred.
924
934
100
100
.
6% preferred
_ioo
Indianapolis Gas
50
Indianap Pow A Lt 64 %"pref
100,
Indianap A Southeast Tr pf—IOO]
Indianapolis Street By Co— .100
Indianap Water pref.
33
894
174
1154
d
4
Holyoke Water Power
Houston Gas A Fuel
pref
76
69
d,
25
4
70
43
com———" tid
Preferred
fon'
Haverhill Elec Light——111.25 d
Haverhill Gaa Light
Preferred-
1664
59
2
35
105
914
324
(t) d
I—I
55
93
rP
2344
<t) d
15
d
314
r
Second pref (57) ser A
58
d
34
62
72
-
Warrant?)
25
Pf(t)
$6
6
294
...
Italian
95
6
93
29
294
common...
6%
A
Edison Elec Blum (Brockton)_25 d
Eighth Ave RR—See N Y Bys
Electrical Securities, 5% pref. 100
xou
Electric Bond A Share
(" d
100
91
274
25
Hartford Electric
Light....-l25
Hartford Gas com
2b,
Preferred
'
05'cZ
Havana Elec By
87 preferred
914c
84
85
101
9a
86
90c
99
120
80
(f)
-----
Internat
24
Optionl warrants
57
85.50 pref—
Hackenaaek Water
Preferred
ZZZZZ"
Hamilton Gas
Iuternat Ocean
3
.....100
Duquesne Gas Corp com
(t) d
Duquesne Light—See Phila CoEastern Mass St By com.100
First preferred stamped
100
East Kootenay Pow Ltd
100
Preferred
100
East Re&d'g El—See Read's Trac
Edison Elec Ilium (Boston)—100
Series 3——————
1104
--
79
k
d
96,
1094
1094
144
124
904
99
1024
.......
29
74
6% pf-100
preferred
(f)
international By v t c
100
Internat Superpower
.-".(t)
International Telep A Telega .(t)
Internatlooal Utilities A
(t)
Duke Power
644
65
5
97"
Gulf Suites Util $0
pref...... (t)
Inland Pow A Light
7% prefllloo
Inland Utilities partlc A—
.(t)
Interboro B T vot trust
ctft_.100
Ctf of deposit
85
(t) d
——
100 s 1004
70
102
50
110
I nternat Power Secm*l ties'
com
——
"44
20
50
>
*.^v8t^ck ^el0g
91
$7 preferred
1
3
58
2
Great Western Powerfeuar)—100
7 % pref 100
6% preferred
Green Mt Pow
Oora"50"pref—(t)
Greenwich Water A Gas
155
Elec Power A Light
Corp
Allot ctf for pref 70% paid
74
d
53
87
55
102
Central Pow A Light 7% pref-100
Cent Pub Serv (Del) com
144
(+)
Class A
—(T) d
124
2
(t) d
80
...
104"
97
108
d
,
l53"
A
—100
274
By-Producta
974
83
d
100
Adjustment stock
.—.100
Eastern Michigan Bys
(t)
Eastern N J Power 8% pref
100
36
78
d
Dayton Power A Light 6%prafl00
Denver Tramway com.
(t) d
Preferred
Amer shs for ordinary stock
Utilities 57 pfd—(t)
com A__(t>
(+)
864 pf(with com purch war) (•)
H®w,8r F Preferred
< )
_
Indiana Service
Eastern Shore G & El
0
pf-25 d
Eastern States Pow Cor com(BHt) d
95
d
Cumberland Oo(Me)P A Lt pf 100 '
Dallas Power A Light 7 % pref 100
East Shore Pub Serv
Central Maine Pew 6% pref—100
s
100 n
Preferred B stock
94
914
7% preferred
—100
6% cum pref (without warr)_100
18
-
106
104
92
d
Preferred
43""
Corp—
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
a
2
Detroit Edison
......100 ,150
Dixie Gaa & Util com
——(t) d
40
8
102
(t) d
864
104 4
J
Derby Gas & Elec 57 pref
;
104
(t) d
preferred
Elec Co—100
Preferred
ioo
4
Gas A Elec of Bergen
101
County. 100
Gen Gaa A Elec
44
(Del) com A .(t)
Common class B
(t) dx 10
Preferred class A 7%.—.-(f)
684
Preferred class A 8%
83
(f)
56 cum conv pref ser A
624
(t)
56 conv pref ser B
624
(t)
Gen Italian Edison Elec
Li.
100
1054
Continental Gas A Elec com., (t) " 125
7% prior preferred.
100
102
Oontinen Pass By—See Phila R T
Cuban Telephone com
100 n 110
6.6%
85
Cent Miss Val Elec Prop pref. 100
Cent Pk N A E RR—See N Y Bys
(f)
85
Galveston-Houston
Idano Power 7%
pref_.__
Illinois Pow. A
6%
—
Consumers Pr (Maine) pf 6%-100
100
price,
854
1844
106 4
1064
Central lUinola Light 6% pf—100
n
Preferred
Cons Gas E L A P (Bait)-(no par)
182
105
85
C8nt 111 1Mb Serv pref—(no par)
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref.100
Chris A 10th Sts BR—See NY Bys
Cincinnati Gas A Electric pref 100
74
64
20
Chicago Rap Tran "com"—I
100
Prior preferred
—100
7.2% prior pref ser B
100
54
8
18
Warrants
75"
524
6
ttys
6% conv pref
100
56 opt conv pref (ser 1929) —(t)
Central States Pow A L 57 pf (f)
Cent Vermont Pub Ser $6 pf --(f)
Ohes A Poto Tele of Bait pref.100
Chic City A Con com part ctfs.(t)
Pref partlc ctfs
.—..(no par)
Ctfs of deposit
Chicago City By
100
Chic Dist Elec Generat 56 pref (f)
Chicago Byi partlc ctfs series 1—
Series 2—
104
60
d
102
33
Central States Elee Corp——(t)
104
764
14
Class Bvfcc
(t) d
Cons Trac of N J—See P S Corp
Oons Trac (Pittsb)—See Phila Co
Consumers Gaa (Toronto)
100 r
83
d
(tj
80"
Consol Gas Util class A
7
d
54
(t)
70
74
119
5
12841
Central Gas A El Co $64 pref.(t)
Cent Hud G A E com v t c—-(f)
com
95
85
111
98
-—100:r 105
7 preferred......——
t7 prior pref
Connecticut Power—.—...-25 '
)
74
14
94
1314
94
Cape Breton El Co pref......100
Capital Trac (Wash, D O)—100
35
Carolina Pow & Light 57 pref (t)|
106
56 preferred
(t) d 101
Central Ariz L & Pow pref
100
99
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Corp pf 100
97
Cent A 8 W Util
2314
----
1124
6% cum pref series D
100
1104
54% preferred series E
100
5% preferred series A
100 ^ 10JJ*
8b..
Consolidated Gaa (NY) com—(f) d
$5 preferred
(t) d 1044
102
d
(t dr 334
(t) dr 104
Broad River Power 7 % pref—100
864
B'way A 7th Av BR—See N Y Bys
Brockton Gas Light Co v t c—25;d 38
Brooklyn City BR——
—10 J
74
Bklyn-Manhat Transit—(no par)
574
Preferred series A
(no par)
89*
Bklyn A Queens Transit com.(f)
Preferred
(T)
Brooklyn Union Gas
(no par) d 1014
Buff Niagara A East Pow pref.25 d 264
55 first pref
(t) d 1024
150
Calgary Power
100
100
6% cum pref
100
111
Calif-Oregon Pow 7% pref
6% preferred series or 1927.100
984
6% preferred
—
100
984
Calif Water Serv pref
100
Can Hydro-El Corp 6% 1st pf 100
Canada Nor Pow com
(+) dr 174
57 preferred-
_
60
101
__
109
1094
85
^Connecticut Elec Serv com_..(f) d
.Connecticut By & Lighting-..100
50
944
72
72
f+vi
95
Class B
7% preferred
rnm
It*
119
102
(f) d
92
1084)
254
194
88
Gen 1 Public
--
82
(T) d
6% preferred..
tclar* sflfv
50
94
d
(}) d
A _(f.'
com
Gen Wat Wks A Elec
7 % preferred
,
Community Pow & Lt com
10 d
First preferred 6%
luO
Community Water Ser com —(+).«
Coney Island A Bklyn RR—.100
87
SI**'
85
19
75
68
100
108
.1084
Teleg (gu)_.25 d
Com'wealth Utilities cl B
31
70
90
.
100 ^
Commonwealth & Sou Corp comf d
Optional warrants
d
56 pref
(t) d
224
46
15 d
it) d
(f) d 80
Fitchburg Gas A Elec Light—50
55
100
S!orHa Power A Lt $7 pref
(t)
Florida Pub Serv 7%
70
pref
100
Foreign Light A Power units.- (t)
60
Franklin Telegraph (guar) —.100
40
--
6% preferred-.
85"
44
-
67
.
1024
24
s
3d preferred
1004
—100
Brazilian Tr Lt A Pow ord
(+) d 134
Cent Croast RR—See N Y
75
Commercial Union
--Commonwealth-Edison Co—100
2294
Commonwealth Pr Corp. (wo par) a
102"
1014
24
d
50
464
1134
100
7% preferred
50 d
100
104
BJeeck St A Ftd Fy—See N Y Bye
Boston Elevated KB com....100
Preferred
-100
100
110
1st preferred....—.....100
Preferred
40
dumbos By PAL 1st pf A6%100
Preferred ser B 64 %
—100
65
s
224
4
d
101
$64 preferred
$7 preferred
Ask.
25 d
"
6% preferred series A
5% preferred series B
Columbus Del A Marlon com_(t)
16
Blackstone Val Gas & E
Preferred
20
95
101
d 2o
100
1014
100
894
_
Bridgeport Gas Light—
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co
Brit Col Pow Corp A.
x
g*
22"
Coast Co Gaa & EI 1st pref—100
Oolum G A El Corp (Del) com (f)
83
—
Allot ctfs purch rights
Associated Pub Utilities com_(t)
d
Cleveland Railway————100
Certificates of deposit
jjI
72
d
Common rights..............
58 int bear allot ctfs
54
594
100, b0
(f) d 4b
6% preferred-—-—-100
1113
84""
34
34
...
d
54
594
a
Preferred-
-
Debenture rights
ds
104
634
634
Cleve Elec Ilium common
70
Arkansas Pow & Lt 57 pref—(t) d 108
Associated Gas A Elec com— (t) d
Common class A,.
.-(t) s 164
Original preferred
(t d 51
$4 preferred
(t d
$5 preferred
(f d
$6 preferred
—(t d
56Yx preferred
—-It d 100
$7 preferred...
104
,
s
36 4
101
98
d
City Pass By—See Reading Tr
City By (Dayton, Ohio)
100
20
67
79
36
d
Bid.
Par.
Preferred ($6)
Federal Water Service
80
d
Cincinnati Street BY---
70
10
94
„(T)
com
First preferred
—...——100
50
Clncln & Suburb Bell Telep—50
Cities Service com
—t
Preferred
———————100
Preferred B—...————-10
Preferred BB
——100
Cities Serv Pr A Lt $6 pf
(f)
7% preferred------—-—100
Citizens Gas (Indianap) com..25
Preferred
100
Citizens' Pass By—See Phila R T
Citizens Traction—See Phila Co
12
Stocks.
Fall River Gas Works
Federal Light A Tr com
90
Preferred
10
Ask.
4
4
Cincinnati Gas Tranap——100 d
OInc New A Gov Lt A Trac...100
(t)
it)
56 preferred;
Amer
Bid
Par.
Stocks.
924
50
25 d 125
^54
3l"
111
110
109
102
274
4
20
52
2o
Lynn Gas A Elec Co
128*"
Mackay Companies com..—.100
Preferred
100
Manitoba Power Co.....(no par)
Manhattan Elev By (N ¥)—.100
Modified guarantee.......100
Marconi Wirel (Canada)
1
55"
—
Markot St By (San
Preferred
Prior
824
r
57
Francisco). 100
60"
324
24
334
14
.......100
preferred
13
.—100
Second preferred
Mass Utilities Associates
100
▼
t
c
24
14
114
d
3% conv partlc preferred—50 d
14
23
43
30
31
54
44
40
* Last sale.
I In London.
* Ex-dlvldend.
tt Ex-rlgiits,
n
Nominal,
t Without
r
Canadian
par
value.
Par
Stooka<
Memphis Natural Gas-----Memphis PowAc Lt, 7% pt-no
Bid.
8 )4
d
^
par
Ask.
?tl
99
_
94
.
1
m
-
Midland Utll 7% prior
95
83
93
80
lien—loO
101
86
95
6% prior lien——
}0jj
7 % preferred class A———100
6% preferred class A———100
108
Milwaukee Gas Light 7% PjeUOf}
109
Mflw Eleo By As Lt. 6% pref—100
d
Minn Nor Pow new -----------107 3^
Minnesota Pow As Lt 7% PJ--100
82
115
114
20
112
108
87
109 H
92
108
Mississippi Riv Pow pref100
Missouri Pub Ser 7% pref——100
d 106)4
Mohawk-Hudson Power lstprf(t)
preferred—--—--—XT)
Msnsngahela L Ac P—See PhUaGo
Manangahela St Ry-—See PhilaCo
Mouon-Weat Penn P S 7% Pf~2o
Montreal L H As Pow. Oons.(t)
Montreal Telegraph
—40
Montreal Tramways, com
100
Mountain States Power# com.(t)
7% Preferred _— ——-—100
Mountain States Tel As Tel—100
Municipal Service com
ft}
Preferred
lt>
Nassau & Suffolk pref - —
- -100
National Elec Pow cl A—(t)
d 105
26)4
42)4
di 42
d
50
d
5
90
d
96
148
7
102
42
109
111
103
106""
102
105
92
93
85
85
69
—---
73
New Eng Pow Assn com
(t)
79)4
Preferred
100
113
New England Power, pref—100
17
New England Pub Serv com— (t d
dx 95
d
d
81
18""
98
89
87
76
78
$6 preferred
d
77
86 convertible preferred91)4
$6 prior pref
-—
131)4
New England Telep Ac Teleg—100
-(f)
7% preferred-—-————100
N Y Cent Elec Corp 7% pf—100
N Y Mutual Telegraph———-25
N Y Power & Light Corp 86 pf,Ct)
80
93
132
62
59
76
93
97
5
100
86
dn 20
78
98
100
lOi""
90
24
103)4
113)4
d
X
104)4
114)4
100
Twenty-third St guar—,-100
102
N Y & Queens E L & P pref—100
94)4
N Y & Richmond Gas 6 % prer 100
New York State By», csm—:.1Q0
104
Preferred—
100
N Y Steam Co com—
(t) d 60
Sixth Avenue aid
98
61
d 115
d 105
11554
Telephone 0)4% pref—100
954
Niagara & Hudson Pow
.10 d
1)4
Option warrants A
4)4
Option warrants B
d
Option warrants C
d
63)4
North American Oo com ...
55 54
H% preferred
———cu
North Amer Edison 86 pref—(t) d 105
64)4
ds 2)4
1 UU
-
« •...••••Ji-n.
VI/
105)4
116)4
954
2
s
5
2
6354
56
10554
66
s
254
d
Nor Best Ltg Prop com v t c—(t> d
67
Common (freestock)——. (f)
Preferred v t c
100
Preferred (freestock)
100
61
53
—
51)4
4)4
North Continent Util com-—100
58
100
6% preferred
62
7% preferred
100
Nor Indiana Pub Ser 6% pf—100
102)4
111)4
95)4
7% preferred
5)4% preferred
Northern Max Pow & Dev comlOO
Preferred
100
Northern N Y Util pref.
-100
Nor Ohio Pow Ac Lt 6% pref—100
Nor Ontario Power Oo pref
100
68
55
53
6?*
66
103
112>4
9554
r
-
167""
65"
Nor States Power (Wis) pref-100
Nor States Power (Del) com.
7% preferred
6% preferred
—
100
-.100
100
_
75
113
120"
105
107
96)4
Northern Tex Eleo Oa com—..100
98)4
15c
Preferred
.——100
Northwest Electric 6% pref..100
Preferred 7%
—
100
Northwest Bell Telep 6)4s pf-100
Northwestern Teleg (guar)
50
Ohio Bell Telep pref—
.100
15c
—
Preferred
......
100
120
104
d
118
120
106
(J)
74
12
—(t) d
ill""*
<2
10754
44)4
108
d
100
99
55
d
194
d
14)4
<*100
d 23
_
<*
53
54
<*
<*10154
d 20
^Traction—I———-50A 28
Consolidated Trac pref50 d 22
Federal St Ac Pleasant Val
106)4
25 <*
9
<*
45
20
20
20
Monongahela Lt Ac Pr
50
Monongahela St By
50
Pittsburgh Ac B'ham Tr
50
Sub BapTran St By
50
United Traction pref
60
Philadelphia Elec Oo $5 pref—(t)
Phila Elec Pow pref
25
PhOadelphia Rapid Transit50
7% preferred
-50
Citizens Passenger guar—50
Continen Pass By ($29 pd)—50
Falrm't Pk 9c Haddlng'n
50
d
<*
<*
d
27)4
27)4
29)4
d
33
d
15
23
<*105
43
107
98
98
1)4
18"
4
6
15
105)4
....
1
8
19
25 <*
101)4
100
$0 prior preferred
<*
..(f)
Southern Col Pow com A
25 <*
17
Preferred
—50
Phila Pass By (S2254 pd—)-50
Phila At Darby Pass By
50
Phil At Gray's Fy ($25 pd)—-50
d 62
d 15
d 30
d 38
d 90
d 90
d 95
d 61
Philadelphia Traction
50
Ridge Ave Pass ($28 pd)
50
2d & 3d Sts By guar
—.60
13th Ac 15th Sts Pass By
50
Union Pass ($30 5-6 pd). —.50
Union Traction ($17)4 Pd)—50 d
West Phila Pass guar
50 <*
Phila 9c Western By com
50 d
Preferred
50 d
Piedmont Ac Northern Ey_
100 n
25
30"
26
W
50
Power
35
40)4
100
100
100
43
108
19"
101
7% cum pref A—
25
21)4
d
23
76)4
155)4
135)4
116
<*100
40
104
93
104
76 )4
157
136)4
116)4
10054
42
120
164
d
168"
111)4
98)4
111)4
82
101
<*220
87
250
123
128
138
139
105
106
82 Hs
i
108
100
(+) <2
....
100
Terre Haute Tr Ac Lt pref.
100
Tex-Louislana Pow 7% pref
100
Texas Power Ac Light 7 % pref. 100
Third Avenue By (N Y)
...100
Toledo-Edison pref A (7%)—100
6% preferred
..—100
5% preferred—
...100
TrI-City By At Light pref
41)4
108)4
101
preferred (0%)
81)4
112)4
109)4
104)4
94
10G
Trl-State Telep Ac Teleg.
—(t) <*nl50""
Preferred
10)4
.10 <*
23d Street—See N Y Railways
8
Twin City Rapid Transit
(t)
36
Preferred
10.
Twin States Nat Gas partic A _(t) d
Union Elec L Ac Pow (111) 6% pfUn El L Ac Pow (Mo) 0% pf—100
102)4
106
7% preferred
112)4
——...100
Union St By (NewBed.Mass).100
United Oorp
19)4
(f) d
<2
f3 cumulative preferred —(15
d
Warrants
United Gas Ac Elec Oorp pref.100
United Gas Ac El of NJ 5% pf.100
United Gas Oorp com
(t) <*
(|)
_
B
5)4
78
2
dx 26)4
dxm%
_
1st pref
cum.
74
d
(
$5 cum pref (non-vot)
United 111 Oo of New Haven— (
United Lt At Pr com A
(f)
0%
7)4
93
d
$7 pref series A
Warrants
Common
49
<2 100
d
(f) <*
|a
19)4
50
8854
(t)'<2
6
(t) d
20
United Pub Util $6 pref
(f) <*
United Bys At El (Bait) cam—50 <*
Utah Pow & Lt cl A__
55
4
United Pub Serv
$7
com
preferred
<*106
<*
96
$7 preferred
$6 preferred
105
Utica Gas Ac Electric 7% pref 1(H)
Utilities Power Ac Lt Cl A (no par) <2 21)4
New when issued
Giaeg B
.(»o par)
—
88
7% cumulpref
.....100
Virginia Elec Ac Power com-.-(t)
dx 105)4
preferred
Virginia Pub Serv 7% pref
lti(5! 100
52
Wash Bait Ac Annapolis....
50 <*
15c
Preferred
50 A
25c
Washington (D O) Gas...
20 <2x115
Washington Gas Ac Elec 7% pflOO d 75
465
Wash (D O) By Ac El com—100
Preferred
97)4
....100
Washington Water Pow Oa
.100
H
Wayne United Gas
36
Western
24)4
27
28
28)4
Western Power Corp
—100
Preferred
—100
Western States Gas Ac Elec com—
94)4
<*
99
d
96
lOO"
86)4
dr 33
103)4
d
14)4
x
100
100
10 d
56
7
102
96)4
98)4
109
14)4
33)4
104)4
14)4
58
12
104
98)4
100)4
111
15
25 d
99
1)4
101
2
16
7%—.1
120)4
104)4
115
88
123)4
105
55
Massachusetts Cos—(t)
102"
7% pref
99
Western Union Telegraph
—100
West Penn Elec Oo Class A— (t)
95
105
7% cum preferred
—100
95
0% cum pref.....—
—100
116)4
West Penn Power 7% pref
100
11054
6% preferred—
100
Winnipeg Elec Co.—
(t) dr 12
—
Preferred
100
6% preferred
100
Scioto val By Ac Pow, com—100
95
104
50
d
100
7% prior preferred..—
100
6% prior preferred-..—..100
Savannah El At Paw deb fitk—100
1
(
35)4
,
(f)
St Louis County Water pref-100
St Louis Pub Serv
Preferred series A.
...
United Gas At Impt vot
90
50
6% preferred zerlea O
6% preferred series D
Roch Telep $6)4 pref
Rockland Light Ac Power—
Rocky Mtn Motor com A
43
98)4
91)4
com..
—
27"
23
5% cum pref B
(t)
Rap Tran 8t By—See P 8 Oorp
Rhine-Westph Elec Pow Amer shs
Rhode lal Pub Serv pref
(+)
San Joaq L & Pow pf A
20
30
100
(Public Serv Oorp of N J—(no par)
8% preferred..
—100
7% preferred.
.100
8% preferred——
-.-100
$5 preferred
(t)
Consolidated Trac ef N J—100
Rapid Transit St By Oe
100
So Jersey Gas Ac Elec Trac—100
Pub Serv El Ac G 6% pref-—.100
Public Serv of Ind $7 pref—_ (t)
6% preferred
Public Service O# «f Nor HI—(t)
8% preferred
—.100
7% preferred
.—..100
Public Service of Okla 7 % pref 100
6% preferred
I
PublicUtil Serv Oorp 0% pf-.
Puget Sd Pr At Lt $6 pref
$5 preferred-Quebec Power common
—(f)
Queensboro Gas At EI 6% pf—100
Radio Corp of Amer—
(t)
Preferred
1st
111
6% preferred...
Serv
(
(
Tennessee El Pow 1st pf (7%) 100
110
Public Sorv. Oo. of N.H. $8 pt-(t) <*102
Pub
—...
Clam A partic stock
8% preferred
Tampa Elec Co
x
102
(+)
—
-
100
42)4
30
30
98
com..—(f)
Class B
Standard Telep $7 pref
—_(t)
33)4 Sub R T St By—See Phila Oo
23
Superior Wat L & P pref
100
Swiss American Elec pref
30
Syracuse Ltg 0% preferred—100
6)4% preferred
100
114
dr
50
49
105"
112)4
r
98)4
Units
x
Corp of Canada com .-(t)
Standard Pow Ac Lt
Standard
27
prof-_ 100
Preferred
-100
Fewer Securities com
(no par)
Second preferred
(no par)
Providence Gas (free stock)—
Certificates of deposit
Public Serv of Colo 7% pref—100
$6)4 preferred.—
121
Southwestern Boll Telep pref-100
Southwestern Gas At El 7 % pf.100
94)4
d
Southwestern Lt Ac Pr com A—(
d
Common class B
(
d
Preferred
_.(
Preferred
66
35
158
Southern New Eng Telep
.100
So Jer G El As Tr—See P 8 Corp.
Southwest Gas Utll com
62
Springf (Mass) St By Cos pf—100
Spring Valley Co
20 d
Standard Gas Ac Elec com (no par d 58)4
$7 cum prior pref—
(f) <*105
$4 cum preferred—
(t' dx 59)4
$6 prior pref
(
(f) <2 9354
42
d
98
55
102 H
,
63
15
22
94
Southern Indiana G Ac E 0%pf 100
7 % preferred
—-100
Springfield Gas Ac Elec pref
t d
Springfield (Man.) G L Oo vts.25 d
Free stock
25 d
21
Passenger
50 <*
Green Ac Ooates Sts ($15 pd)-50 d
Hesfconvllle M Ac F com
60 d
German town
First preferred—
.100
Wisconsin Power AcLlght 6%pfl00
100
Wisconsin Pub Ser Oorp7%pf 100
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref
...100
York (Pa) Railways common..50
r
x
104
111)4
<2 100
50 d
Preferred
—
95
100)4
7% preferred-.
35
90"
100
100
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend.
<f Price per share, not per cem.
ft Ex-stock dividend, k Last salo.
I In
price,
s Bale price,
t New stock.
Uj&x-warrants.
v Old stock,
x Ex-div.
y Ex-rights,
t Without par value.
100
200
28
55
—
<*104)4
Class A....—..-.(t)
iolM
57)4
195)4
Frandf'd As Southwark Pass.50 <*132
Rochester Central Power
45
14""
114"
<*103
Preferred
a
17
25
25
-.25
Preferred
South Ac Atlan Teleg (guar)
d
Rochester G Ac E 7% pref B._ 100
:
Ohio-Kentucky Gas..
"")4
107
Ohio Power 6% pref
100
Ohio Public Serv pref A (7%)-100
105)4
96)4
6% preferred
Ohio Blver Edison 7% pref
100 n
d
Ohio Valley Gas common...
)4
107
Oklahoma Gas Ac Elec 7% pf—100
12
Okla Nat Gat Corp 6H % pf—100
Om Ac Ooun Bluffs By Ac Bdge pf.
Omaha Ac Council Bluffs 8t By 100
-
96
41)4
Southern Cities Utilities com.(t) <*
7% preferred
—
10 d
-
5)4% preferred
N Y
p)
d
79
it $7 pf-(t)
„
$6 preferred
Potomac Elec Pow 3%
—
JLoU
41
<*112
24
.100
95
80
d
105
n
85
Porto Rico Telep com
18
Postal Teleg Ac Cable 7% pf-100
Potomac Edison Oo 6% pref. 100 d 100
42? St Ac" Grand'st Perryl—lS
(t)
(t)
93
d
(t) <*105
pref
27
102)4
<*
Southern Canada Power
Preferred
93
<*
70
38)4
i04)4
Sou Calif Gas Oorp $0)4 pref—25 d 104)4
Sou Calif Gas Co 6% prer..—25
(t) dr 23)4
130)4
Plttsb At BIrm Tr—See Phila Co
Portl Elec Pow 6% pf
100
Portland Ga» At Coke, 7% pf—100
guar.——100
Christopher Ac Tenth Sts—.100
Eighth Avenue
100
B'way At 7th Ave
6 dividend ser
f7 preferred prefA—
$6 preferred—
Penna Gas Ac Elec Corp $7
445*
60
23
<*r 38
—
5)4% preferred series O
6% preferred series B
7 % preferred series A
100
20
100
78
118
d 103
Ask
41)4
South Calif Edison common.—26
<*10456
d 118)4
Duquesne Light 6% lit pf.100
22
8*
§!*
Class B
New Orl Pub Serv, com
d
...
42)4
25
95
80
21 54
(t)
N EngWatL&P Asso 6% Pf-100
New Haven Water
50
N J Ac Hud Blv By & Per pref-100
New Jersey Pow & Lt 86 pref (t)
com.—'t)
Preferred ($6)
(t)
Pacific Telep Ac Teleg..—.—100
Preferred.
100
Paterson Ac Passaic Gas Ac Ei ,100
Pawtucket Gas pref
..—100
Peninsular Telep Oo com-...- (t)
Preferred
—100
Penn Central Lt Ac Pow $5 pref(t)
Penn-Ohlo Edison 7% pr pf—100
*6 preferred
(t)
Warrant*
Warrants B
Penn-Ohlo Pow Ac Lt 7% pref-100
Warrants
16)4
50)4
(t) d
Citizens
89
75
*
(
Pacific Lighting Corp
llV*
23
7% pref
100
$3 )4 conv pref (with warr)—(t)
Nebraska Power, pref
—JRR
Nevada-Calif Electric, com—100
Preferred-—
--100
Newark Consolidated Gas_—100
New Eng Gas Ac El Assn $6 pref—
§7 preferred——
25
(t)
95 preferred
(t)
Pennsylvania Water Ac Pow—(f)
People's G L Ac O (Chic)
—100
Peoples Light Ac Pow com A—(t)
Phila Co (Pittsburgh)
—50
Com new wl
—(t)
5% non-cam preferred
—50
6% cum preferred
50
$6 cum pref
_(t)
Allegheny Traction
50
78
105
(T)
$7 prior preferred
non-voting
Preferred..
39
84
5
d
com—(t)
vt)
Class O
28)
25
102
Pacific Pow Ac Lt 7% oref.—-100
Pacific Pub Serv ser A com__-(t) d 20
d
8
Common
15
146
com—<t)
stamped
41
Pac Northweot Pub Serv——(t)
Prior preferred
155"
dr
100
preferred————100
Class B common
24
d
preferred
0%
National Power Ac Light
$8 preferred
Nat Public Serv Corp A
107
First preferred (5)4%)
143
-
—
7%
Seaboard Public Service Oo—
$3.25 conv pref with warr—(t)
$6 preferred
(t)
Second Ave BR Oorp (N Y)—
Shawinigan Water At Power— (t>
Sioux City Gas A El 7% pf—100
Sierra Pac Elec pref—
100
Somerset Un At Middlesex LI. 100
Southeastern Fr At Lt coxa.-(t)
Preferred ($7)
1
(t)
Participating preferred
(t)
103
Bid.
Par
Btocki,
Ask.
......
ft}
Warrants
Bid.
Par
Stocks.
Ottawa Light Heat Ai Ptw—100
Preferred
100
Ottawa Traction .......
100
108 Pacific Ac Atlantic Tel (gu)—-25
96
Pacific Gas & Electric
25
First preferred (6%)
1654
25
d 109)4
d
50
Metropolitan Edison Co com—It)
d 104
$7 preferred-----d 97)4
$0 preferred series O-ft)
im
Middle West Utilities97
mm
6% cum pref without war—(t)
97)4
Warrants A———
Warrant B—
)4
Midland Nat Gas class A
19
Midland United Co com
38
Oonv pref A—
———'
Second
STOCKS
PUBLIC UTILITY
90
London,
ft Nominal,
rOanadian
hwntmwm
Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities
Under the heading "Industrial and Miscellaneous
Securities1'
include all issues which do not appear
we
under the previous two headings, namely
"Railroads (Steam)"and "Public Utilities." In the case of stocks, how¬
ever, we put "Textile Manufacturing," "Insurance," "Mining," "Real Estate and Land," "Title Guarantee and
Safe Deposit Companies" under separate heads, then follow with the rest of the "Industrial
and Miscellaneous."
HOTIOS.—-All bond prices are "and Interest" except where marked
and inoome and defaulted bonds.
•
*
Bonds.
Bid.
INDUSTRIAL AND
JUXSOXLLANEOUS BONDS.
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s 1942-M&I
Abitlbi Pow & Paper—
1st M 5s 1953 ser A
Abraham & Straus Inc—
Roads.
Ask.
Beid'g-Hem'way6% notes '36 J&J
8elgo-Oan Pap 1st 6s 1943-J&J
Beneficial Indus Loan Corp—
Conv deb 6s 1946
M&S
Beth'm St 1st 1 & ref 5s '42-M&N
Purch money 5s 1933—J&J
Penn-Mary Steel 6a 1937-J&J
Bluff Point Land Impt Go—
100
J&I
46
48%
100
100%
87%
86%
Coll tr g 48 1947
3
Ajtx Rubber g f 8s 1936
J
Alabama Oons Goal & Iron—
f
84
1
f
f
^
16"
/
/
65
40
47"
30M
30%
33
33
102%
M
.
102%
Alpine Montan Steel Oorp—
84
85%
105%
105
94%
97
Amalgamated Sugar Go—
1st
s
f7s 1937
80
87
63
Without warrants
American Agrlc Chemical—
1st ref ef 7%a 1941
American Beet Sugar Oo—
Conv s f deb 6a 1935
F&A
Amer Chain deb 6a 1933—A&C
88
—
99%
87M
n
88
40
45
106
105%
n
Bush Term 1st 4s 1952
25
102%
102%
20
35
SS L deb 5s
'43-F&A15
1st & gen m 6s 1941 ser
1st M 6s 1949—
—J&J
anadian Nat Steamships—
1955
M&S
Canadian Power & Paper—
Deb 5 Ms 1958 (Laurentide)J&J
Wayagamack series——
apital Admin Corp—
Deb 5s 1953 witn warr—J&D
25-yr guar 5s
100
90
*39-J&J
J&J
59
Andian National Oorp Ltd—
1st 6a 1940 without warr_M&S
105
series
B
J&J
1940—
60
,
/
Coll tr
20
14%
—.
76
Armstrong Cork deb 5s 1940-J&D
It*
93
Arnold Print Wks 6s 1941— A&O
Asbestos Oorp of Can 5c 1942-J&J
85
r
Ltd 1st 6a 1941-J&J
r
General fts, 1956
J&J
Associated Oil 6% notes '35-M&8
Associated Simmons Hardw Cos
105
16
r
14"
102%
103
37%
87
91
103%
93
103 M
84%
92%
86
71
65"
55"
5Ms 1935
J&J
33 M
M&N
—J&J
100M
96M
;
80%
40
101%
97
99%
98 M
Computlng-Tabulating-Rec Co
Sinking fund gold 6s 1941-J&J
Connecticut Ooke 5s 1948--M&S
105M
98 M
J&D
99 M
70
Consol Mach Tool 7s 1942—-J&D
Consol Publishers, Inc—
108
n50
1st & ref
97
98
25
101%
102
Atlas Plywood Oorp—
Conv deb 5 Ms 1943
M&N
Autocar Co. 1st 7s 1937——M&N
45
48
30
82
35%
54
1943 with warr.-J&D
ontinental Oil Go—
Deb 5 Ms 1937
M&N
55
23
83
84
Deb
a
f g 5s
1960-
Go 1st 6s 1946
J&D
5s
ontinental Roll & Steel Fdy—
1st M conv s f 6s 1940
J&D
101
Balaban & Katz Oorp—
69"
J&J
ontainer
95
4
99
M&N
100
94
3-yr 5M% note® 1933—M&S
1st g 58 1940
M&N
Baraqua Sugar (Oomp Aiucarera
Baraqua) 7%s 1937—J&J 15
Batavian Petrol 4Mb gu 1942 J&J
Bates Valve Bag Oorp—
Deb s f 6s 1942 with warr-F&A
'101
107
107%
20
38
93%
4M% serial notes 1931—M&S
5% serial notes 1932
M&S
5% serial notes 1933—-M&S
5% serial notes 1934——M&S
5% serial notes 1935
M&S
94%
98M
11
105
96 M
91%
100%
97M
92
91
92 M
90
91
18
25
102%
106%
s
108
:r.
99
Deb 5%s 1938 with warr.M&N
.
48
98
99%
102%
105
Without warrants---...1
n
83
97
98
M&N
104M
Baldwin Locomotive Works—
50
f This price Includes accrued interest,
Deb s f 6Ms 1937
M&N
lrown Cork & Seal Go, Inc—
20-year sink fund 6s 1947—J&D
k Last sale.
1 In London
n
96"
6s 1935
6s 1937
ser
ser
105
80
82
GO—
DD—
De Bardeleben Goal Corp—
1st mtge 6s 1953
J&D
40
3M
Dery (D G) 7s 1942 stpd—M&S
Second stamped
Denver Un Stk Yds 5s 1940—J&J
Deutsche Bank (Berlin)—
6% note'32(Am part ctfs) M&S
Deutsche Rentenbank—
5
99
99M
Farm Ln
85
40
58
104%
Domin Goal 5s *40
op *10—M&N
Dominion Glass 6b 1933
J&D2
Domln Iron & Steel—
97
102M
85
'39(currency series)M&S
Dominion Tar & Chemical Go—
Deb s f 6s 1949 ser A
J&J 2
Dominion Textile 6s 1949
Donnacona Paper—
1st s f 5Ms 1948 ser A
F&A
Donner Steel 7s 1942
J&J
Dow Chemical 6% notes '40-F&A
101
105 M
46 M
93
102%
26
Eastern Cuba Sug 7Ma 1937 M&£
Eastern Steel 5s 1931 ctfs—F&A
Edith Rockefeller McOormickTr
tr
10
100%
6%
notes 1934
J&J
Elk Horn Goal 1st 6Ms 1931-J&D
56
7%notes 1931 with warr—J&D
Without warrants—.—
—
Empire Oil & Refg Go—
1st & col tr 5 Ma 1942—A&O
ErnestoBreda 7a'54 with war F&A
Fabrics Finishing Corp—
1st m conv s f 6s 1939
Fairbanks Morse & Co—
J&J
56
65%
n
1st s f 6s 1948 ser A
Without warrants—
15
98
.F&A
Fairmont Coal 5s 1931
J&J
Famous Players Canada Oorp—
96
93
A&O
r
20-year deb 6%s 1948
A&O
Farmers Mfg Oo 7s 1943—-M&3
Federated Metals s f 7s '39--J&D
Fiat s f deb 7s with war '46-J&J
Without warrants
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s '48M&8
Firestone Tire & Rub(Can)7s 1937
Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif—
Sf 5s 1942
M&3
Flsk Rubb Co 1st 8s 1941 _.M&8
Fisk Tire Fabric 6Ms 1935—J&J
Fleischer (S B & W B) 6s 1939—
80
30
89
87%
87 M
82%
104%
87%
21%
27"
17
Certificates of deposit
notes 1946-A&O
53
56
Foreign Power Secur Corp—
Fox Film Oorp deb 6s 1936&A&0
Pramerican Ind & Dev Oorp—
Deb 7Ms 1942
J&J
9l"
45"
83 %
99 %
Fraser Co deb 6 Ms 1942
A&O
Frick-Reld Supply 6s 1943—J&D
Gannett Co deb 6s '43 ser A.F&A
Garlock Pack Co deb 6s '39-A&0
92"
104%
53
73"
77
90
90%
M&S
87%
88
General American Investors Inc—
Deb 5s 1952 ex warr
F&A
General Amer Tank Car Corp—
86%
91%
Equip5%sl932-1934
-M&N
Equip 4Mb 1942
F&A
Eq tr 4Mb 1932-45
J&D
Gen Amer Transporta System—
Eq tr 4Mb 1932~'46 (yr)— M&S
Gen Baking deb 5%s 1940—A&O
General Bronze deb 6s 1940M&N
General Cable Oorp—
1st mtge s f 5 M» 1947 ser A.J&J
General Olgar serial 6s 1935-J&D
Gen'l Elec 3Ms 1942 opt—F&A
Gen Elec (Germany)7s 45-J&J15
Deb 0Ms 1940 with war—J&D
Without warrants attached—
Deb
s
f 6s
1948
100M
93
94
96
4.90
4.80
4.80
5.50
97%
59%
65
100%
98%
92
95%
M&N
Genl Indus Alcohol—
Oonv deb 6Ms 1944
.-M&N
General Laundry Mach'y Oorp—
k
Deb 8Mb 1937
General Motors Acceptance Oorp
Sink fd gold deb 6s 1937—F&A
90
Nominal.
i
-
6-yr 6% notes 1934
Oorp 1st 6s '46-J&D15
onsumera
52%
101%
104%
6s 1940 -A&O
Dairymen's League Co-oper Assn
Gelsenldrchen Mining Oo—
60
::::
*52
Ouyamel Fruit 1st
7
Francisco Sug 7 Ms 1942-M&N15
81
97 M
18M
*
7M
102%
1st col tr conv 6s 1949 ser AJ&D
80M
.
1st lien b f 7 Ms 1944M&N
Stmpd with stk purch warr.
Oudahy Pack s f 5s 1946
J&D
Sink fund deb g 5 Ms 1937 A&O
Conv g 6M%
Commonwealth Subsidiary CorpDeb g 5Ms 1948 ser A.-M&S
1936—J&J
8
Flour Mills of America Inc—
Oonv deb 5Ms 1949
F&A
)ommerz-und Privat-Bk (G erm'y)
Consol Agricul Loan—
Sec s f 6Ms 1958 ser A
7%
8
Sink fund deb 5a 1942
7188
Coll tr g 5s Jan 1 1959
J&J
Atlantic Refin deb 5s 1937—J&J
Atlantic Steel 1st s f 6s 1941-J&J
f
s
10-year colltr6%s
J&J
J&J
37
5M %notes'37(Ampartctf)M&N
64%
1st
J&D
72
Joram'l Invest Trust Oorp—
Conv deb 6s 1948
M&8
64
J&J
M&N
99%
90
1st mtge 6s 1941
)omra'l Credit 6s 1934
Armour & Co of Delaware—
b Basil,
86
62
6
-
Col
75"
75
64
M&N
Bayway Terminal—
1st m 6 Ms 1946
6
103%
Anglo-Chilean Oona Nitrate
Beacon Oil deb 6s 1936
5
~5X
Co-
35
5M% notes 1932 ——
5M% notes 1933-38
107M
54 M
100%
Amer Writ Paper b f 7-6s
l«t 6m 1947-
Otfs dep stpd stk instead of bds
Atl Gulf & W Indies SS Lines—
57
75%
70
deposit
92"
53
70
Small
Deb 6s 1950
J&J
Ouba Oane Sug deb 7s 1930—J&J
Oonv deb 8s 1930
J&J
Cuban Dominican Sugar Go—
Con 5s
94*4
102
Amer Wire Fabrics lot 7a '42M&8
gold notes 1933
28
102%
70"
hie Jet coll tr ref g 4s '40—A&O
Coll trust ref 5s 1940
A&O
100%
102%
Type Fdre deb g 6a '37-M&N
Deb gold 8s 1939
...M&N
Deb gold 6a 1940
A&O
93 M
Dodge Mfg 1st 7s 1942
J&J
Dola (Jac) Pack 1st 6s '42-M&N
Dominion Oanners 1st 6s '40 A&O
88%
36
A&O
61M
92 M
10
-HZ
1948
M&S
espedes Sugar 1st 7Ms '39-M&S
hateaugay Ore & Iron—
Guar gold 4s 1942
J&J
hegapeake Oorp—
Conv col 5s 1947—.—M&N15
f 5%s
s
84%
Deb 6s 1940 with warr
M&S
Crucible Steel Go deb 5s '40-M&N
Cuba Oane Products—
94
91
Ask.
81M
s f 6s Oct 15'60 A&015
Dodge Bros deb 6s 1940.:
M&N
99
106M
Bid.
Bonds.
Crown Willamet Pap 6s '51-J&J
Crown Zellerbach Corp—
_
83
Amer
6M%
100 M
83
104
Atl Fruit & SS deb 7s '34—J&D
Certificates of
r
A-A&O
Deb sf 5Ms 1942
103%
Asbestos Corp
94
By-Products Ooke Oorp—
100
1st M 5 Ms 1945 ser A
M&N
Oady Lumber 6 Ms 1939 —M&N /
4
California Packing Oorp—
Oons deb 5s 1940
—J&J
92%
90
Calif Pet deb 5Ms 1938
M&N
Oonv s f deb 5s 1939
F&A
25
Oamaguey Sugar 7s 1942 A&O 15
100
Can Cement 1st 6Ms 1947-M&N
hlc Pneumatic Tool
■
Amer Sugar Refg 6a 1937—J&J
Amer Thread 1st 5%s 1938-M&N
Am Tobacco deb 4s 1951—F&A
gold 4Mb 1939 opt
93
92
108
64
20
Amer Solvents & Ohem Oorp—
S f deb 6M» 1936 with warM&S
iflfc M 5Ms 1943ser A
& Co—Real estate
91
A&O
99
78
63%
Amer Smelt & Ref 5s 1947—A&O
Armour
slOOM
Without warrants
loo"
99%
J&J
94 M
84
75%
Antilla Sugar 7 Mb 1939 A
Certificates of deposit
60
Oons g 5s Jan 1955
J&J
Bush Term Bldgs 1st 5s '60-A&O
Deben
M&N
7s 1946
IP
60
102
Sinking fund deb 5s 1948--J&J
4M % notes 1933
M&N
Amer Seating conv 6s 1936-.J&J
Amer Service deb 6%s 1934.-J<«JJ
i6eb
55
55
60
70
Apr 1 1934-A&O
American Piano 6s 1935
Amer Radiator deb 4Ms '47
American Rolling Mill—
25
97
101
r
88%
79*.
99%
Am Mach &
8 notes
30
99
80
98%
M&N
5-yr 5M% notes 1931—J&D
Fdy s f 6a 1939-A&0
American Metal Go Ltd—
104%
26
-
6M%
92
r
103 M
Amer International Oorp—
Oonv 5Ma 1949
J<!
Amer La France Fire Eng Go—
American Meter 6s 1946
82
95
99
tnada
Amer & Continental 5s 1943
Amer Oyanamid deb 5s 1942-A&C
Amer Ice Go deb 5s 1953
J&D
—
70
68
60
.
Amer IG Ohem Oorp—
Conv deb 5 Ms 1949
87
1940——J&J
(First) Glass Works—
Brown Go 1st 5%s
56
/
/
103 M
100%
Botany Oonsol Mills 6 Ms '34 A&O
1946
A&O
1st 5Ms 1950 ser B
M&S
Buffalo & Susq Iron 6s 1932 J&D
Burmeister & Wain (Copenhagen)
15-yr s f extl 6s 1940
J&J
Albany Peri' Wrapping Oorp—
A&O
106M
103 %
-
10
100
105
Boston Term Go 3 Ms 1947-F&A
RR.
5%
5%
92
98 M
1st 7s 1957 without warr—J&J
Borden Mills 1st s f 6s 1934- F&A
Boston Store (Ohic) 5a 1938
13"
O.I.&
Alaska Gold Mines deb 6s'25B
Deb 6s 1923 ser B
1
Allis-Ohalmers Mfg Os—
Deb gold 5a 1937
Ask,
91M
1st mtge guar 4s
Bohemian
1st cone M 5s 1933
M
Alabama Mills 1st 6 Ms *43 A i
Ala Steel & Shipbldg—See T
1st M coll tr 6s 1948-
Bid.
Beech Greek G & O 5s "44—J&D
5%
5%
5%
5%
serial
serial
serial
serial
notes
notes
notes
notes
1932—-M&S
1933———M&S
1934
M&S
1935——M&S
5 % serial notes 1936
M&S
Gen Petrol 1st 6a Aug 15 1940 —
103%
101M
101%
101%
102
102
102 %
10%
INDUSTRIAL &
qo
beSTprioii
H0THW.-A11
Bonds.
46
34s 49wwJ&J
Gen Theat Eq deb 6s 1940-A&O
Gen Vending 6s 1937 w w—F&A
Gesfurel 6s 1963 with warr—-- —
Without warrants
J&D
Gillette Safety RazorGen Stl Cast 1st15
995*
us
General
48
993*
deb 6s 1948 w w. J&D
Refractories Co— M. „
2-year 5% notes 1933
M&S
Gen Rayon
8434
2934
s
11
113*
8134
*
s
81
s
Good Hope
,
62
81
8534
9534
4%
883*
87
90
53
Goodyear Tiro & Rubber—
lit mtge coll tr 6a 1957--MAN
7334
43"
52
9834
124
108
40"
n
Logan County Coal 7s 1942
70
Co Ltd—
1st. s f 6s 1960 ser A-. .
M&*
in
GreyhoundCorp 6%notes'33M&fc
Ground Grlpper Shoe 6s 1944--.,;
LsrMard (P) Co g 7s
Great Lakes Paper
Gulf Oil of Pa
deb 6a
1937-—J&I
1947—F&A
Sinking fund deb 6s
Gulf States
Paper Corp—
,
42
39
80
5834
90
93
100
Hawaiian
70
665*
101
100
------
1005*
10034
1003A
f
J
Namin & Son 6s
2834
193a
213*
s
I
47
50
Ser 5% notes June 15*32
Marlon Steam Shovel—
if
56
50
55
8734
5
88
893*
903*
K.
!
58"
tH
rH
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd-
IOCO it-(MO ^
103
1013*
)
84
5234
5434
I
6s 1949 series B
80
)
52
T
J
>
6734
69
r
Independent Oil & Gas—
7434
5
74
>
9934
J
36
>
94
95
Y
93
9334
Indian Refining Co-
T
ibi
42
/, 9434
9334
;
98
9854
international Cement—
Oonv deb 5s 1948
1023*
10234
65
k\}
6334
6234
40
v
:
57
82
International Securities Corp-
7534
3
Snteretate Iron & Steel Co—
Sj
0
7534
26 ctfs dep--.-/
634
s
X
s
ii
J
79
Si
104
n
-
89
N
Karstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
M
6034
A
9534
S
60
J
92
s
...
47
Kendall Go 534 s 1948
Kendall Mills 1st 634# 1944
D
"
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
S f 63£s 1936 with warr...
3
3
.
....
0
71
10134
10234
48
665*
75
103
80
56
5834
25
30
25
30
Ry.
Kimberly-Clark Corp—
755*
§8*
80
87
89
Hoppers Gas & Coke Co—
D
1003*
J
1033*
1
10134
1005*
1003*
3
_
8
S
9234
1005*
10354
102
102
101
Deb
6s
(O
J&J
713*
69
72
9334
9634
50
563*
Lane Bryant Inc—
S f deb 6s 1940 with t
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Corp
lat ra s f 6s 1941 ser A_M&S15
Penn Dock & Warehouse Co.
L'hold
75
Pennsylvania Glaaa Sand Corp—
1st M s f 6s 1952
J&J
Phila & Read O & I 5a 1973-J&J
403*
8434
PIfctsburgh-Westmoreland
1st s f g 5s 1947 opt
42
33
40
-
9634
Norwegian Hy-Elec Nitrog GorpRef & Imp 534s '57 ser A M&N
Nova Scotia S & O 5s 1959—J&J
O'Gara Coal 5a '55 op aft'08 M&S
r
40
103"
10834
10434
103"
81"
9834
9034
95"
1534
99
9934
9554
95
91
J&J
89
s
Corp—
A-M&N
a
f 534« 1957 ser
r
1st M 6s 1953 series B
102
F&A
F&A
103
Porto Rican Amer Tobacco—
Conv
6s
Sugar 7s
69
J&J
1942
Procter & Gamble
40
s
1947—M&N15
84"
Pressed Steel Car 5fl 1933
J&J
Price Bros & Co 1st 0s '43 A.F&A
85
98 3*
973*
104
1043*
10034
l:i3"
9
434sl947
Prudential Refg 1st 634s '43-J&D
Punta Alegro Sag s f 7s 1937 J&J
Comm'l Nat Bank ctf dep
....
"5"
A&O
0% gold notes 1930
Pure Oil Co—
79
Railway Express Agency Inc—
Serial 5s '32-'36 (s-a)—MJ
Series 5s *37-,49 (s-a)
M<5
80
7554
'37..F&A
'40—M&S
Purity Bakeries 5s 194S
—J&J
10-yr 534% » f note#
10-yr s f 534 ^ notes
785*
943*
94
.
10234
10234
101
"
101
Reliance Bronze & Steel Corp—
S f conv deb 0s 1944
A&O
Reliance Mgt Oorp5a
84"
83"
1954—F&A
M&N
855*
Remington Arms 08 1937
83
91
18
91
92
69
534% notes 1933
7" ~
Remington Rand, Inc—
Deb 534« 1947 with warr.M&N
71
95"
7734
64
83
J
90
s
Dock—
1st m 1953 ser A
Chase Nat Bank ctfs dep
6034
92
Port Alfred Pulp & Paper
7134
Reynolds Invest 5s 1948
Rhelneibe Union
7s 1946
with stock purch warrants
100
Without warrants
nH
60
Ref & gen 534s '53 ser A—J&J
epubllc Motor Truck Co, Inc—
Deb 634» 1937 with war--J&J
Revere Copper & Brass—
63
80
48
J&J
8254
82
...
93"
101
27
Richfield Oil of California
25
Ctfs of deposit
98
96"
25
bine-Maln-Danube7s 1950 M&S
77"
Rima Steel Corp 1st s f 7s '55 F&A
Riordon Pulp
845*
& Paper Ltd—
5.15%
5.15%
r
90
82
40
82
99
r
Stamped.
Royal Dutch Co—
Deb 4s 1954 with warr
A
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948
A
Ruhr Housing 634> 1958—.J
Ryerson (Joseph T) & Sons—
Sink fund deb 5s 1943
M
Nominal,
35
Coal
M&N
Poor & Co 0s 1939
94
10254
Oar—
n
62
61
Pocahontas Oonsol Collieries—
Potrero
40
J&J
5.50
Equip 5s 1931-1943 (s-a)-J&D 5
5.50
Eq tr5s '31-45 (s-a)— M&N15 5
North Amer Cement Corp—
Deb 634s A with warr '40-M&S
3034
North German Lloyd—
80
20-yr 8 f 681947
—M&N
103
North'n Elec Co Ltd 5s '39-J&D
k Last sale,
6034
60
Phillips Petroleum Co—
Sink fund deb 534# 1939-J&D
Pick (Albert) & Co deb 0s *30 J&J
Pierce Butler & Pierce 634s '42—
Pierce Oil 8b Dec 15 1931—J&D15
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s 1942—
Pillsbury Flour Mills 6s 1943 A&O
Pirelli Co of Italy con 7s '52M&N
Pittsb Brewing 0s Feb 4 "49—J&J
Pittsburgh Coal Co—
Sinking fund deb 6s 1949-F&A
Pittsburgh Screw & Bolt Corp—
Deb a f g 534s 1947
J&D
Pitts Steel « f 6s 1948
F&A
8634
/This price Includes accrued interest,
9934
s
Lautaro Nitrate Co—
b Basis.
7834
7834
f g 4s ext '32 gu——F&A
Oonv deb 6s 1949
..M&S
Coll
42
3
102
100
Phila & Read Coal & Iron—
80
J
65
f 6a 1949 w W—-F&A
s
49"
*
op—J&J
Penn Mary Steel—See Beth Steel
V
3
f 6s 1930—J&D
Penick & Ford 034a 1943—J&D
80
10354
46
82
Peabody Coal Co (ConSol Co)—
1st a f 5s 1953 ser A
M&N
99
-
1940
Amer
100
93
103
28
813*
1st M
Deb 634s 1937 with warr
Murphy (G O) Co—
North
98
26
Path Ex deb 7a '37 with war M&N
s
Port Arthur Canal &
94"
Murray Body 1st 034s 1934-J&P
Namm (A I) & Son—See Mfrs Tr Co.
93
60
Nat Acme Co lat 6f 1942—J&D
10234
85
Nat Dairy Prod 53*a 1948-F&A
National Fire Proofing Co—
76
Deb s f 534a 1947
M&3
Nat Food Products 0s 1944-.
89
National Radiator Corp—
1434
Deb sf 034s 1947
F&A
78
National Steel Corp—
9834
lstsf 5s 1956A&O
755*
9934
M&N
834 National Tea 6s 1935
70
National Trade Journals Inc—
G83*
6% conv notes 1938
M&N
80
Nat Union Mtge 6a 1946
89
83
Newberry (J J) 534s 1940—A&O
New Bug Nav—See NYNB&H RR.
93" New Eng Sou Mills 7s 1933
f 12
New River Co 1st 5s 1934—-J&J
75"
N Y Dock Co—1st g 4s "51-F&A
63
Serial 5% notes 1938
A&O
62
N Y & Foreign Investing Corp—
79
Deb 534s 1948 with warr.J&D
90
N Y & Hob Fy 5s May *46-J&D
74"
Hoboken Ferry 6s 1946.-M&N
9134
91
N Y & N J Ferry—5a '48-J&J
9334
93
NYLE&WO& RR—
48
1st 6s ext 534% 1942
M&N
N Y L E & WD & I 1st 6s '13„
100
Extended at 5% to 1943—J&J
89
N Y Shipbldg 1st 5s Nov 1 *40
95" New York Trap Rock Corp—
75
lat M • f 6f 1946
J&D
9734
6
69
Parmelee Transportation Co—
S f conv deb 6s 1944
A&O
Park & Tllford
995*
*39-J&J
2 '68-A&0
63
D
80
68
1st gold 5a 1957 op
9834
44
J
79
_
With warrant#
Mtge-Bond Co 4s ser
5s series 3 1932
Munson Steamship Line—
7734
77
1
J
Ctfs of deposits..
Krneger & Toll—
98
63
f 534s 1942
M&N
Montecatlni
(Soeleta
Gen Ind
Mlneraria. Italy)deb 7»'37 J&J
Secured 6s 193/
J
Kresge Foundation
75
95
Morris & Co 1st 8 f 434s
9334
Internal. Power & Paper—
Without warrants
70
7334
s
89
S
Koholyt Corp 634s 1943
Keystone St & Wire 8s 1941
69
15"
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & L
Without warrants
9234
5
J
Without warrants
,55
99
985*
M&S
Miller & Lux Inc 1st M 6s'45 A&O
T% gold notes 1935
A&O
Minnesota & Out Paper 0s "48J&J
1st s f 6s 1950
M&N
84
(J
J
Internal Mercantile Marinelst M coll trust 6s 1841—
International Paper—
Conv deb 5s 1941--
Journal of Commerce 634s 1
Kapetone Service Corp—
Sink fund 7s 1938
50
9934
.98
2-yr 6% notes Mar 15 *33 M&S15
Paramount Fam Lasky Corp—
20-yr s f g 6s 1947—
J&D
Paramount Publix Corp—
Sink fund 534s 1950
F&A
61
Oonv s f 5s 1936
1st
9734
94 :&•
40
57
Middle States Oil 7 % notes
Middle States Petrol 634s 1945Midvale Steel & Ordnance—
"
81
4
i
international Match Corp—
Jones & Lavighlin St 6s "39.
3634
W ithout warrant
67
i
Island Oil & Tr 6s
A&£>
1947--A&O
44
62
95
345*
100
1948
68
5934
3234
Monsanto Chemical Works—
Interlake Iron Corp—
1st m 5s 1951 ser B
M
la^ernat Agricultural Corp—
Deb g 5s 1947
Without warrant s__
9834
M&N
Metropolitan Wat Sew & Drain—
Board s f 534s 1950
-A&O
Miag Mill Mach'y 1st 7s 1950—
With stk purch warrants—J&D
1st con v. s f 6s
2934
67
1st conv s f 0s 1940—
J&D16
Pan-Amer Petrol & Transp Co—
8 f 0s 1934
M&N
McKesson & Robblns
104"
103 M
1
1st M s f,534s 1946 serB.
Investment Co of Arner—
J&Dltf
Inc—__
20-yr conv deb 534 s 1950-M&N
Mead (The )Corp—
1st M 6s 1945 with warr.-M&N
Merchants Refrig 6s 1937-—
Metropolitan Chain Properties—
65
90
92
975*
925*
McCrorj Stores 534s 1941-J&D15
Houston Oil Co of Texas—
57
89
...
91
McCord Rad & Mrg—
Deb 6s 1943 with warr_—F&A
—
J
Conv 5 34 % B notes luao/s
Massey-Harris Co 5s
995*
9454
51
58
1st 7s 1937 with com—
Pan Amer Petrol Co (of Calif)—
8754
ih
1st mtge 8 f 6s 1947
60
52
9934
9354
M&S 15
S f deb
Marland Oil Co—
25
50
Pacific Invest deb 5s 1948—J&J
Pacific Western Oil Co—
Penna O & O 1st 6a '32
37"
1065*
10034
10
Pacific Coast Co g 5s 1946-J&D
Pac Fruit Exp Eq—See 8o Pacific Co.
>
33
18
r
Extl deb 534s 1958
M&N
Osgood Co deb g 6s 1938
J&D
Oswego Falls Corp 6s 1941
Otis Steel 1st 6s 1941 ser A.M&S
88
s
1943—J&D
J&J2
Oriental Devei Co Ltd—
Extl deb 6s 1953
101
Panhandle Corp—
99
,
Ool tr 6% notes 1935—A&O
Mfrs Tr Co ctfs of partJc In A
Pineapple Co Ltd-
95
90
100 5*
Manufacturers* Finance Co—
>
9534
95
-J&J
8s '40 M&N
Without warrants
1003*
Hanaa Steamship Lines
113
11234
1944—A&O
Magnolia Petrol deb 434s '32 F&A
Deb 4>4» 1933...
—F&A
Deb 434s 1934
F&A
Oeh 434s 1935
F&A
M*llory 8S 1st a f 5s 1933
J&J
ManatiSugar las 734s *42—A&O
Stpd Apr 1931 coup on
Mansfield Mining & Smelting—
7« 1941 (with warrants)
92
Hartford Times 6s 1943
1937
Likens Steel 1st M g
10054
10054
75
(F W) Printing Oo-
5 Ha
20
10
58
Hall
g
97
90
10034
1003*
>
Oeb
82
J&D
Long Bell Lumber 6s 1931
99
634a 1943 with warM&M
Palmer Corp of La 1st 6s 1948J&D
Pan Amer Indus Corp
.
Without warrants
5854
s
9534
9534
A&O
1941
9334
124 24
93
f 5s 1942
L^ew's Inc deb 6s
60
35"
20
J&J
w
Oregon-Am Lumber 6s 1942A&0
4934
A&O
55
Liggett & Myers g 7s 1944—A&O
Gold bonds 6s 1951
F&A
8834 Little (A E) Co 7s 1942
A&O
s
r
F&A
Ontario Steel Products—
1st a f 6s 1943-
99
1003*
1003*
1003*
r
r
B
O
Old Ben Coal 1st 0s 1944
Oneida Community Ltd—.
S f 634 % notes 1939 with
10034
F&A
F&A
..—F&A
F&A
F&A
'35—J&D
Llbby McNeil & Ltbby—
1st M
10234
10234
1st & ref 6s 1974—..
Leh & W-B Coal con 4s
96
Series
Series
1003*
101
101
-J&J
1933
Ogllvle Flour Mills 6a *32—J&D
97 3*
Atk.
Bid
Bonds.
Art.
ma.
let & ref 6s 1934
1st & ref 5s 1944
1st & ref 5s 1954
1st & ref 5s 1964
-
8234
?
m»Ma "I" .n« tn.om. »na a.uaK.a bond..
Lehigh Coal & Nav fund 4s '48 J& J
Gone a f g 434* 1954
J&J
Cons s f 434s 1954 oer O..J&J
Lahlgli Valley Coal—
1st 6s gold guar 1933
J&<»
1st
40-year
guar
lnt red to
95
9454
8134
^.r.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Canadian prices,
t
Sale price.
<f::::
8834
8834
s
s
70
65
s
705*
s
90
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS
HOTIOE.* ■All bond
3tutz Motor Oar
Joseph Lead Co—
M&N
96
St Louis Gas & Coke Oorp—
1st M s f 0s 1947
—J&D
35
39
86H
89H
Conv deb 5Hs 1941
—
6s1942.
St Maurice Valley Oorp—
.J&J
1st & coll tr 1 f 5H»'57, B ,—v,
St L Rky Mt & P 6a *55 stpfl-J&J
«•••«?«•
M
St. Regis Pap 6Hs '31-'34—J&D
Saxet
'
f
20
§5"
87
(The) Oc
vUli IW>
_
Saxon Pub Wits (Germany)—
1st ertl i f 7s 1945
F&A
Gen & ref 6Hs 1951
M&N
5% gu notes Ju
3S
uly 15 '32-J&J 15
Schulco
Guar
Oo
Without warrants—-—
75
89
89 H
Tenn Ooal I & RR 5a 1951—J&J
Tenn Oop & Ohem 0a 1941 _A&0
Oonv deb 6s 1944 ser B—M&S
Texas Oorp deb 5s 1944
A&O
61H
Thermoid Oo 6% notes 1934-F&A
50
fraylor Eng & Mfg 8s 1930—...
Tri-utilities Oorp—
Oonv deb 5s 1979—-—M&S
Truax-Traer Ooal Oo—
Oonv deb 0H« 1953—M&N15
frnmboll Steel s f fis 1940.M&N
10-yr deb 7s 1935 ex-warr M&N
Olen & Oo deb 0s 1934
F&A
Union Gulf Oorp—
Ooll tr s f 5s 1950
J&J
Union Oil Oo of California—
0s May 1 1942 Ser A
F&A
8 f g 5s Feb I 1935 Ser O A&O
40
80
80
21
75
1st
1948 ser A
F&A
Shawsh Mills 7% notes 1931.A&O
Sheffield Steel 5Ha 1948—M&S
Shell Onion Oil Oorp—
Deb s f 5s 1947
M<
Deb s f 58 1949 with warr-A,
27"
78
sffijjs
s
74H
101H
85"
90
66 9^
67 H
67
79
80
68H
Pipe Line Oorp—
Debs? 5s 1952
M,
Sheridan-Wyoming Ooal Oo—
1st
f 6s 1947
s
k
87"
99 %
Shults Bread 1st 6s 1940—M&S
Slemans&Halske 10-yr7s'35—J&J
Siemens & Hal-Siam-Schuck
-Deb g « f 6Hs'51with warlV
SUesian-Am Oorp 7s 1941—F&A
100H
93
92
65H
90
80
102H
102
(Howard) Paper
X.V.X.T
39H
95 H
98
86
55
uutcs
43
83
/o
gold
1942
South America Rys—
lata f 6s 1947—
Southern United Ice Oo—
58
55
55
92
99 H
96 H
103 H
96
103 H
40
99
45
47
49
98^
r
f 7s '51-A&O
J&J
0H% serial notes 1932
M&S
8H% serial notes 1933..-M&S
serial notes 1934
M&S
serial notes 1935-..M&S
serial notes 1936—M&S
serial notes 1937—M&S
aer la Jnotes 1938
M&S
serial notes 1939—M&S
serial notes 1940
M&S
3-yr 0% notes 1933
J&D
Universal Pipe & Rad 6s '36-J&D
Universal Winding Oo 7» '37 .J&J
s
66
Conv deb 5s 1941
A&O
Van Oamp Pack.—0s 1948 large.
Van Slyke & Horton 7s 1938—...
Vertientes Sugar 1st 7s 1942.J&D
Victor Fuel 1st s f g 5s 1953—J&J
Va Iron Ooal & Ooke 5s '49-M&8
k
53 H
Walworth Oo 1st 0s 1945---A&O
91H
s
78H
s
79H
8trawbrldge & Clothier—
95
Struthers Wells
6Hs 1943
95
90~"
89 H
91H
96
Dob 6 H9'35 ser A with war A&O
Without warrants
85
90
Ward Baking 0s 1937
J&D15
Warner BrosPict 0s 1939—-M&S
TitusviUo—
5
11
3
s
1st & ref s f 5 Ha 1948 ser
1st & ref s f 4Hs *53 ser
A. J&J
B-A&O
J&J /
93
6
White Sew M 0s '30 with w— J&J
....
6
/
37
37
34
Without warrants
102
102 K
Deb s f 6s 1940
M&N
Wickwlre Spencer Steel Oo—
Pr lien & coll 7s Jan 1935-M&N
104 H
104 M
Certificates of deposit
Wieboldt (W. A.) & Co. 5Hs
99
99H
82 H
4.55
104
87
4.35%
104 V
102
102
100 H
'
83 H
50 H
101
1
f
7
7
100
WiUys-Overland 1st 0Hs '33 M&8
W,
89H
50 H
50 H
A&O
Arms 7Hs '41. A&O
Wilson & Oo 1st 0s 1941
Winch Repeat
Certificates of deposit
Witherbee Sherman 6s 1944
Wood (Alan) ir & St 6s 1944
25
i
1st
1st
71X
74H
68
71
105
m s
m
5s 1970 ser B
1
1
1
•
1
1
1
1
No. Last Sale
1,351$230.000
NY Produce Exch-1,577
N Y Cotton Exch—
450
65^
97 H
s
s
89
s
75
k
s
84H
85
44
101
15
99
90 1010,500
66 fc If 1,000
Hartford Stk Exch.
20
Kan City (Bd of Tr)
217
74
87
Milw Oh of Com..
Minn Oh of Oomm.
Minn-St P Stk Ex.
1,200
550
60
1,800
1,000
140,000
3,050
1,000
82"
84
43H
44
60
74
70
St Louis Exchange-
50
75
Plttsb Stock Exch-
32
78
500
70
200
115
cPortl'd Stk&Bd Ex
28
Montreal Stock ExNew Orl Ootton Ex
New Orl Stock Ex.
nOmaha Stock Ex
Phila Stock Exch—
96
58 H
98 H
19
-
24
102H
{3,500
7.500
12,750
7,000
29
284
74 H
s
750
51
San Fran Stk Ex
75
6", 200
5,000
cl.OOO
15,000
1,250
94
02
45.000
Washington Stk Fx
40
SWheellng Stock Ex
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
13
5,000
{61,500
15,500
25,000
Toronto Stock Exch
1
to
900
2~406
28
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
1
39
7",500
11,000
500
Detroit 8tock Ex
Ft Worth Gr & Oot
Louisville Stk Exch
91H
15,000
4,000
500
19
Los Ang Stock Exch
Los Angeles Ourb Ex
70
s
41
12
w
67 H
63
s
550
87
139
35
Denver Stock Exch.
73
64
s
3,000
17.000
8,300
Columbus Stk & B.
73
k
Boston Stock Exch.
Buffalo Stk Exch—
Cleveland Stk Exch
80
k
3,000
17,500
344
92,000
2,200
20,000
20,000
Chicago Bd of Tr—1.592
7,500
Chicago Stock Exch u470 til 1,000
Cincinnati Stk Ex—
50
12,000
Baltimore Stk Exch
65 H
98 H
SXOHANGE BEATS.
N Y Stock Bxch—
N Y Oof & Sug Ex.
NY Curb Exch...
69
98
J&J
A&O
f 5s 1978 ser A
t Ex-rights
105 X
1
It- 100
F&A
6H% notes 1934
Youngst Sh & Tube—
55
70
53
*39.
-
Woodward Iron 5s 1952—J&J
Yellow Mfg Accept Oorp—
100M
sr
45
102 H
101
S f rteb 5Hs 1937
M&S15
Without warrants--—
WIckw Spencer Steel 7s '35..
Certificates of deposit
70H
s
107 H
106H
A&O
50
89H
75H
77
101
Wheeling steei Oorp—
31H
46
12H
10
72
Western Newspaper Union—
Oonv deb 0s 1944—....-F&A
White Eagle Oil & Ref Oo—
64
100
31
106
74
89
M&S
5 H% note 1937
M&S
Webster O&O 1st g 5s '42 od M&S
Webster Mills 0Hs 1933—-J&D
W Va Ooal & Oo 1st 0s 1950-.J&J
91H
s
95"
70
45
44 H
1939
M&S
104 H
Ref 7s 1941 -J&D
10H
Oorp 1st 7s '39 J&J /
6H
Stpd (July 1930 coup on) 1939. /
Otfs of deposit
Western Elec deb 5s 1944
,107
Valspar Oorp.conv.deb6s'40 F&A
(Hugo) Oorp—
Gen 7s '36 (without war).j
Stinnes (Hugo) Industries—
Deb 7s '46 (without war.L
Strauss (Nathan) Inc 6s 1938
98
84
81
Valvoline Oil 7s 1937
M&N
Vanadium Corp. of Amer.—
106&
Steel & Tubes deb 6s 1943-.M&S
Qtinnea
■
1st & ref 5s 1947 Ser A
notes
101H
95
United Stores Realty 0s '42- A&O
U S & British Internat Ltd—
Deb g 5s 1948
M&N
U S Radiator deb 5s 1938—F&A
U 8 Rubber—
mmmmm
Solvay Amer Invest Oorp—
5%
warr_J&D
0Hs 1947 with warrants—J&J
Esch-Dudelange
103 %
103
101H
United Steel Wks of Burbacn
48
45
T
V»
.A&O
A&O
Unit Oil Prod 8s *31 ctf dep J& J25
S F 0Hs 1951 with
Series O
102 H
J&J
^
M&815
United DrugSs 1953
5s 1932
Deb 6Ha 1941
M&N
United Porto Rlcan Sugar Oo
6H % notes*37 A with war M&S
United Steamship 0s 1937—M&N
United Steel Works (Germany)—
91
90H
79 H
103 H
United Industrial 1st 6s 1945.J&D
66
85
100H
10-yr 5Hs 1938 aer A
Sinclair Pipe Line s f 5s * *
Skelly Oil deb 5Ha 19
Smith (A O) Oorp6 Ht
Deb 5s 1945
A&O
Un T'k Oar eq 4Hs '31-'30-A&O
United Biscuit of Am 0s '42-M&N
„
Warner Sugar
Warner Sugar
Warren Bros Oo—
Oonv s f deb 6s 1941
45
■
5s 1933
Silica Gel Oorp—
5 yr 6% notes'32 with war A&C
Simmons Oo 5a Nov. 1 1944
Sinclair Oona Oil Oorp—
1st 1 coll 7s ser A 1937-M&S1I
1st lien coll 6Ks '38 aer B.J&L
Sinclair Crude Oil Purch Oo—
Smith
58 H
90
J&J
101H
41
88
105 H
__
Oonv deb 0s
1st M serial 6s 1932-1942-M&S
f 60
San Maid Raisin 0H« 1942— 100H
3un Oil deb s f 5H« 1939—M&S
66H
96 H
89
91
With warrants
Without warrants
Warner-Quinlan Oo—
70
^9
0J4js
A&O
Warner Oo 1st 6s 1944
11
M&8
Susquehanna Silk Mllla—
S f deb 5s 1938
——J&D
Swift & Oo 1st a f g 5s '44—-J&|
10-yr 5% notes 1940
M&S
Taylor-Wharton I & S 0s '42M&S
1st & ref 7 Ha 1946 Ser A—J&J
Teits (Leonard), Inc—
7Us, 1940. with warrant
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
~~65~~
7Hs 1937- A&O
Sugar Estates of Orlenfie—
1st s f 7s 1942—--
60"
s
...
Shell
76
71
Security Mtge 8a Sept 1 *45 ser E
6% bonds Apr 1 1946 ser F
Seneca Copper 7s 1933---.
Servel Oorp (new) 5s 1948
Sharon Steel Hoop—
_
82^
81
1946
J&J
s f 6V^s 1946 ser B_ A&O
Scrlpps (E W) deb 5Hs 1943 F&A
ScuUIn Steol 1st 6s 1941
A&O
Securities Oo N Y 4s cons—M&8
^
63 H
86H
Santa Ana Sug ~
m.
4ugar Pine Lumber Oo—
r
„
93
BONDS
where marked "t" and Income and defaulted bonds.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
St.
prioos are "and Interest" except
2,800
51,000
12,500
San Fran Ourb Ex.
Seattle Stock Exchl
Seattle Curb & M- f
Committee of the New York Stock Exchange dated Jan.
f
Nominal,
r Canadian prices,
s Sale price,
t Under a reaolutlon of the Governing
24 1929 the number of members was increased from 1.100 to 1.375.
Ud to date 251 new
mPr0Kentv,?1C,«IlbTr8lll?oo(?5^i vTbe purchase of l°ur rights entitles
r«r9^Vnnn
Jan-1929, highest
h
ersi
on record,
u For new
Governors of the Ohicago Stock w
Exchange Increased the number of members from 235 to
tnerbber rece^lving one additional
membership,
z Ourb
memberships not Included,
dividend, increasing membership from 45 to 90.
Oriffi^a^nHpfl
<9
fnnla
465
Present prices ex-this 100%
50^ nowb«ianonnd vaR FfanClfC°
opA
nwJdldon Fib, 6laiMl!
hio
«
Law
Om
v,°
i
i?
dividend,
holder to one full membership in the Exchange.
membership. Last sale of old membership, $110,000. The
470
a 109%
membershiD dividend beinc denial
«»nh
to
Detroit Stock Exchange declared
t Sale Jan
20
1931
t
Price^for
a 100%
combination
membership
EhCbh
J Pw93 of^W]a0alia^ Stoclc Exchange memoerships are fixed. No open market.
Mamberhsip of Ft. Worth Grain & 6otton Exch. is limited to 90. Exchange buys certifs. in order at
to^relloIS to s'S^oi?30 U,Uidat0 aad diS3°1Ve' ° P°r"and St°Ck & B°nd BKh- temP°rarlly
Far
Stocks.
North. Mills,
Per
Sagamore
285"
24"
34"
~7X
tFR)
53"
1
3
18
36X
s
100
75"
s
28
33
Taber Mills (N B).J
Thorndike (Mass)..
20X
25
Preferred
190
Beone (Daniel)
Woolen Mlllfl—26
82
Booth Mfg (N B). J
"5"
Preferred
Boott Mills
M
IOC ,22X
(Mass).!
Border O Mfg (FR) 1
Boss Mfg com
.100
"~6X
4
92
97
Brookside O.M.—.
Cabot Mfg
100
lOl"
99
City Mfg Co (NB)..
Conn M
com
30"
10
li"
47"
♦4
Oarneil Mills (FB).i
Dartmouth Mfg
•
t
5%
5X
1
(NB).i
Southern Kills.
2
79
75
36"
39
4
275
285""
1
1%
14
25"
28"'
HaiuSlt W (Mass)..
1
ICO ICO
1
1
...
Eagle A Phenlx.100
Easley Cot M, pref.
Enterprise Mfg(G
w
20
6
75"
83
Hartford.
10
36
25
27
American
10
49
51
Corcoran
Karcf Steam BoU
40
200
80
89
65
Aetna
Fireman's
Insp A Ins.....10
National
Fire
10
45
Phoenix
(Fire)
10
55
57
Preferred
Judson Mills A
Preferred B
.
1?*
29*
....
60
65
42
44
Conn
84
88
70
Gen
10
75
I
Musgrove Mills
Newberry O M (80)1
Ninety-Six Mills
7%
Norris Cot MUls
Orr OotM (S C).100
Preferred
Pacolet Mfg (8 0).J
Preferred
100
Panola Cotton Mill
/
01 Apref(par 523*)
1
17
72
74""
80
90
...
IndianapolisAm Central Life. .50
1000
Louisville .Fireft Mar
125
16
100
80
50
35
Firemen's
28%
77
83
15
Nor'west F A M
26
26
4
28
American
Firemen's
6
...10
15
155*
18%
19%
100
90
84
79
22 j)
22 %
10
85c.
12
95c.
"5c".
15c"
25c.
AnacondaOopMln 60
Andes Copper M_(t)
Butte Cop A Z Co-6
Butte ft Sup
10
95
Callahan
Oo
Zinc-Lead
—10
Calumet ft Ariz..20
New Haven.
Calumet ft Hecla.25
Security
Ins
10
31
Metals—
t
Chile Copper...—26
Cliff Mining
25
Oerro de Pasco
33
80
235"
New Orleans.
i4"
65
10
70
85
90
Oonsol
Pan Amer Life ...10
27
Con
30
5
Copper
Lead A Zlnc_20
Con Min ft Smelt..25
New York.
74
80
25
85
95
Brooklyn Fire
23
10
23
100
Crown Reserve
11
Davis-Daly Copper 1
28
110
1
De Beers ConsM
11^
Dome Mines.... (t)
25
45
52
East
25"
City of New York 100
227
235
45
65
Commonwealth-.IOO
Bronx Fire
65"
75
40
50
Continental
10
Fidelity-Phenix
10
Gen AUlance Corp 25
Globe A Rutgers. 100
Great
American .10
Engineer Gold M.
38""
39%
Federal M A Sm.lOG
Preferred
100
First National
17
18%
Cop ($3.75 pd)—5
510
24
18
22
Knickerbocker
Lincoln
75
Franklin
525
24
13%
10
70
^
Merchants Fire Asso
*x
10
;io
com
5
10
Common
10
National Liberty..5
New York
5
Northern
25
•
250
28
••»•.
19
49
6%
20
72
35*
50
10
11^
70
100
.
1-16
10c.
1
25
Golden Centre
5
Goldfield Oonsol
X
Mines
25%
5%
15%
.
M
.)
39^
Riverside A Dan Riv
6 % preferred
50
Butte
37"
Poe, F W. Mfg (8C)1
145"
IX
38c.
24%
10
70
2
73
4%
6
400
16
OressonOonGM AM 1
American Alliance..
20
58
5X
15
Cop Range Con. 100
Amer Equit com
5
Amer Reserve
10
Bankers A Shlp__25
39"
H
26%
Carnegie
83"
27%
24%
5%
24
(St Louis)
10
Greone-Oananea.100
Guanajuato Cons. .5
Hancock Cons...20
3-16
Granby Cons MSA
53
7%
23
77
Power
100
11
12
Granite-BI-MetaUic
Hardy Coal
Hecla Mining
6 Assessment paid,
c Par Value $700.
d Price per share, not per cent,
First Installment paid,
n Nominal.
0 Ex-HiuMating dividend,
r Canadian price,
s Sale
t Without par value.
* In liquidation.
Ex-stock dividend,
5
ft
Lead
& Sullivan M A 010
Newark.
Home Fire Securs.lO
it*
—
Zinc
Bunker Hill
18
90
m
25
X
Arizona Com'cial—6
90
x
104K
16X
Wisconsin Nat Life.
80'
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend.
103 H
10
25
Minneapolis—
600"
_.
38""
103
102
Arizona Globe Cop. 1
Arcadian Cons
25
Old Line Life
130"
36
cent.
101^
-
Preferred
19
17%
N W National
Pickens Cot MUls.
Piedmont Mfg (S C)1
41
25
Per
Smelting
98"
39"
40
21
X
Amer
Milwaukee—
Hamilton
Hanover
Home
90
30
102
Mining
Algomah
90
Mills......
Phillips Buttorff M J
26%
150
Ahumada Lead Oo.l
Alaska Juneau Gold
Pelham
78
37
280
Adventure Cons..25
Louisville—
28
100
I Par value $100.
dividend.
y iSx-fflchts.
785
80
Marlboro CM (SO).I
Mills MUls pref... J
MoUohon Mfg pref..
Monarch OM(SOji
IOC
50
20
Union
5
Atlantic Mutual—
200
85
80
50"
s
Osborn Mills (FR).i
Otis Co
Pac Mills (Mass) 100
mm
765
50
90
"4—
'3 H
100
Liberty
Limestone CAM
Marion Mfg NO 100
28
s
....
M
Quissott Mills (NB) I
King (J P) Mfg (Ga) 1
Lancaster CM—..
Lane Cotton Mills..
13"
Co.100
Preferred
100
Potomska M (NB)_i
Powdrell A Alex—t
Preferred
100
100
97
Bonanza Dev Co. 10
45
30
Mills.......
100
92
MARINK INSUB
ANCE SCRIP.
Life Insurance.
A
Surety
10
Aetna Life.......10
Aetna Casualty
50
Laurens O M (S C)J
75
Naumkeag (Mass)""
Pamaquid M
20
Pepperell Mfg (Me) I
Pierce Mfg (N B)_.I
Pilgrim MUls
Pocasset Mfg (FR)_ I
PcnemahM (Prov).i
50
105
56
5%
47
•
25
95"
54
Preferred
100
Newmarket Mfg
Co (N H)
ioo
Nonquitfc M(NB)t
Nyanza M
100
20"
40
90
mission Co pfd...
Industrial O M pref.
15
National
57
98
85
12
3.55
51
MINING 8TOCKS.
90"
36"
Inman
NeUd Mills (N B). J
New Bedf'd Cot M.i
54
__
10
.....
41
55
70
...60
13%
Preferred
100
Nat Fabric A Fin 100
Preferred
25
Gaines vUle Cot Mills
Glen wood Mills
Gluck
Gossett Mills
Grantevllle Mfg. 100
Greenw'd OM(SO).
50
3.50
45
Washington.
10
22
8
79
22
Sprlngf Fire A M.25
(Fire)..
3amrlck Mills
Hfartsrvllle Cot Mills.
Hunter Mfg A Com¬
1
17%
35
6
ioo
Nashua M (N
H) 100
16%
Automobile Ins
175
55"
Florence Mills
Grendel Mills
Preferred
12%
33
70
w/
22"
♦10
60
72 J
263
Hartford Fire
94
42"
1
50
Pacific Mutual Life
95
Ohiquola Mfg
Preferred
Clifton Mfg (S 0)100
Clinton Cotton Mills
Columbus Mfg (Ga)
25
Springfield.Masa.
100
Camden Fire
11
1111
155
14
7% preferred
Gaffney Mfg (SO).
(^
—100
Nashawena M
a
100
15
"4%
HI O I 1 1
145
St. Paul F AM
West Coast Life
Lincoln Nat Life—10
85
18
Paul, Minn.
Occidental Life
Camden-
Travelers'..
39~"
14
17
(Los Angeles)
20
35
"5"
22
12
Firemen's Fund. 100
Home Fire A Marine
Brooklyn—See N Y
75
Narragansett Mills
Preferred.
675"
60.
Ohesnee Mills......
—
18
65
Calhoun Mills......
Cannon Mills
(t)
Oh ad wIck-Hoskins28
~
5
San Francisco.
75
25
100
Steam Cot
70
92
Preferred
100
(gait)
25
Mass Bonding
Jowpens Mills
Dallas Mfg (Ala) .100
Darl'g'n Mfg (S O) J
Drayton Mills
10C
Dunnean Mills..100
10%
Merrimack Mfg
(Mass)
ioo
Preferred...
100
Middlesex Co (M)„
Mohawk Carpet-(1
Mt V Wood MUls
Preferred
260
Oonverse (D E)_10Q
5
I
103*
25
—..100
10
Preferred
sale.
10C
Preferred
Lawton Mills ...100
Lincoln Mfg (FB)..i
Lock wood Co
(Me).)
Luther Mfg (F
10
24
Boston
8
Preferred
loo
KUburn M (N B)__J
King Philip M (FR)1
Eancas't M (Mass) i
Preferred
1§jj
kanrel Lake com.
90
90
St. Louis.
mm
Oolum Nat Lifo.100
3%
Massac Cot Mills pf I
Hpswlch Mills
100
19230
83
Calif State Life
35'"
Holmes Mfg (NB)..i
lot]
36
100
460
295
OO
ffiwsfe
100
440
57"
....
..
Harmony Mills pf. J
90
200
Brandon Corp A
Class B__
"6"
83
Deposited stock—
66%
121
Western States Life.
90"
7% preferred
4l"
s
23"
45
Richmond.
50
55
40
Bel ton Mills (S C).J
Preferred
Bibb Mfg
20
Virginia F A M—25
20
83^
66%
41
Rhode Island....(t)
38
65
17
18
39
Continental Life—10
Mo State w
10
Canadian Mills.
Ltd-J
Cottons.Ltd.100
Preferred
100
Dorain Text, Ltd-(t)
Preferred
100
Montreal Cottons
I
Preferred
100
Pen mans,Ltd com(t)
Preferred
100
share.
150
70
15
15
Prov Wash'ton.-lOO
Puritan Life.....50
Guaranty .......10
Merchants
(f)
16
25
Beaumont Mfg
2X
40
R)..i
Manomet M (N B) i
Msbs Oofct Mills.
100
Mercb Mfg iFR)
i
15
12
30
50
525
Avondale Mills
Preferred
^
Per
....
87%
Gt Falls Mfg (N
H)
Preferred
Providence.
70
s
Boston-
Preferred-
Gesnold M (N B)..
_
5X
10
—10
17
49
23
120
100
Salfclmoro—
Arkwright Mills
Augusta Fac (Ga)_.i
101)
GrlnneUMfg (N B).
6X
Mfg Co.—
Mfg.100
West Point Mfg_ 100
Whitney Mfg (SO) J
WoodsideOot M.100
Preferred
100
Baltimore American
Fidelity A Guaranty
Fire Corp
10
Arcade Cotton Mills
Arcadia Mills—1GG
30
com .100
Preferred
„
it*
5%
5 t
10
Victory
St.
Abbeville O M (SO) t
Anderson C M. (SO) .i
Davol Mills (FE).J
Dexdale Hos com—1
Farr Alpaca (Maes) i"
Flint Mills (F R)..
Franklin Co (Me)—
General Cotton
i
'¥
Life
Reliance
2WSURANCB
STOCKS.
55"
26
Falrh Mills
Phil a
90
Wallace
Cent States Life
1
>0 IOC
Corp (N B)—.100
Preferred
100
Davis Mills (F R)._i
Preferred
I
Draper Corp
IQO
D wight Mfg (Mass).
Edwards Mfg (Me) J
EsmondM (Rl).pfi
EverettM (Maes)..!
People's Nat Fire
47
110
_
Wlnmb'o Mills pf 100
York Mfg (Me)_10(
1
1
2nd preferred..
OemtlnT M (Me) 100
25
100
20
Can
Common B
Preferred
63
Fire Association..10
Ins Oo of N A
10
Mfrs Casualty—10
16
46
58
Preferred
A
36
95
Oan Convert,
100
M
34
Philadelphia.
pref——100
pref--100
Ware Shoals
i
Preferred
Whitman
Mills.. 100
65
Preferred..
100
Utica Steam A Mob
Wamsutta M (N B) i
Weetamoe M (FR).Westfield Mfg com..
Cameron Mills.
Uuariton
100
70
105
47
17
94
38
43
42
10
65
2d
101
Val Cot
14
7
19
18
i6*
Westchester......10
-14
VIctor-Monag Co. J
Preferred
100
Troy Cot'n A Wool'n
Mfg (FR)
600
Union Cot Mf (FR) i
Union Mills
Utica Knit Oo
10C
Gaston Mfg pref.100
Bourne MUls (PR) J
Bristol Mfg (NB)
i
(Mass)
36
115
108
'
...10
..25
United States
Tremont A Suffolk
5%
share.
pf
lst
Stevens Mfg (F R) J
Suncook Mills pf...
Fine
Spinning Oo..(t)
7% cum pref—100
BIgel-Sanf Oarp't—t
Ins
Ask.
Per
32
Spartan Mills (SO) J
Union-Buffalo Mills-
Oo (Utica)
...
Soule Mill (N B)_10G
Stafford M (F R)_ J
6X
.100
Bid.
Par
York (Cone.)
River
25
Fire
25
Stuyvesant
50
-
Franklin-
Southern Worsted
100
Shove MU1 (Fit) .10(1
Skenandoah
Cotton
53"
49
7
40
Process common—
Preferred.-—100
Shaw Stocking
20
35
common
30
'■A
Preferred
Shawmut Cot Mills
49"
s
Southern
New
North
Pacific
Rossia
45
20
Southern
Bleachery
& Print Wks com.
Preferred
Sharp Mfg (NB)—1
Preferred
100
.--
Stooks.
share.
100
(Ga).100
Sibley Mfg
54
Ask.
Per
Saxon MUls
2
Salmon Falls Mfg
Co (N H)
100
ICO
Preferred
100
275"
Bid
Par
Stocks.
Ask.
share.
Mfg
or R)
....
Amogkeag Mfg
Amoskeag Co pref__
Andrescog M (Me) J
Appleton Co (Ma^)i
Arlington M (Mass)!
Assoc TextileCos.-f
Barnard Mfg (FB).l
Bates Mfg (Me). 100
Beacon Mfg (NB).i
Bid.
Per
Rich Borden Mfg
Oo (F R)
100
Algonquin Print--J
Am Linen (Fall B) J
American Mfg..100
Preferred
Par
share.
vat
Arcadia M
Berkshire
Stocks,
Ask.
Bid.
raZTIIR MFtf,
STOCKS.
1
25c
15c.
60c.
25
"1%
h Par value $1,000.
price,
30c.
70
t New stock,
4%
k Last
x Ex-
95
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Stock*.
Bid.
Par
10
7
90
Howe Sound Gov
15**
of
7.10
18*
Inspiration Cons
Copper
20
Iron Cap Copper-10
1H
26
23**
105
....
2**
3-16
1H
16**
16**
65c.
13
14
mBc.
5
75
65
—II
22#
ibltibi Pow A
Pap-1
7% preferred—IOC
6% pref
100
6
15**
H
..25
MotberlodeOaarnC t)
16**
97
16
103 J*
20
6c
3
9
Preferred
100
Ncwinont Mining. 10
255*
15-16
6
Noranda
""
17
North Butte........ V
1H
North Lake.
10c
„2T»
North Star Mines. 10
„
\
55
26**
Nlpissing Minos
""**
50c
17J*
VA
25c
"A
2**
Adams MUlIs
8**
8**
Mines -.1
Pond Creek—
Pocahontas
Premier Gold M—
1 **
IK
Park-Utah—
Consoi
8
Quincy—.......
Rand Mines, Ltd...
St Joseph Lead—.1
15
JH
26**
15*2
"5"
39**
15**
85*1
30
95
18**
50
31
31**
4
flauToy
1
Seneca Cop Mln..."
4**
mmrn~
m.
5*
Shannon
..1
Shattuck Denn_—.
Silver King Ooal'n—
8* Am Gold fis Flat.l
3
.25
11
7
2**
4
2
3**
Superior A Boston 10
Teck-Hughes G M-l
Corp
f
Tonopah-Belmcrat .1
Tonopah (Nev)-.l
---
15c"
7J*
Tennessee
5H
**
Trinitj
"OH
100
Utah Metal A Tun.l
Wenden Copper
1
30c
**
**
**
a
16
48
a
d
74**
a
4**
"5"
a
....
65
113
a
a
0
a
....
98
80
35"
a
a
80
....
a
With $40 warr..
Without warr-.
16
15
27**
5
(}) d
Allied Chain A Dye
105
Oorp—
....t
7% pref..—100
123 H
Allis-Ghalmers Mfg
Common
(f) d 21
Allison Drug StoresClass A...
| d
Class B
Congress St Asaocia
54
a
35
20
60
a
a
1H
2
55
35
2850
a
a
0
5H
SH
60
60
85*
1
100
83**
10**
6
9
12
225
45
Kentucky Title Co
(Delaware
13**
(Conn) com...(t)
$6 cum pref
ft)
Airports
(t>
American Arch-.100
Am Bank Note—.10
6% Preferred
50
Am Beet Sugar
(t)
15
**
22**
26**
36„
37
62
52**
2
Preferred
...100
9**
American Book
100
85
Am Brake Sh A V
Common
t d 27
Preferred
100
115
Am Brown Boverl El
Founders
4
9hs_(t) d
(f ) d
100
Amer
95
120*
90
28
117**
110
1*1
2
Preferred
.100
148**
....
17
60
(t)
100
100
100
Preferred
Am Chain com
f
40"
d
1
4
13
104
ilH
100,,
7 **
100**
7**
Am Therm Bottle At d
130**
100
Preferred
4
105
107**
m*
Am Type Found-100
50
Preferred
100
Am Vitrified Prod .50
Preferred
100
Amer Wind Glass
Preferred
100
Aai Wool (Mass).10C
Preferred
_1G0
86**
26
28
Amer Wringer
(+)
Am Wr Pap v t c -(f)
23
35
3
88
SH
6H
6**
2
10*1
15
20**
22**
21**
24
88
93
A P W Paper
**
(t)
6
(t)
...
Archer-Daniel* Mldt
Preferred
100
Armour A Co of Del
Preferred
100
Armour A O* (HI)—
CemOl A
25 d
Com 01B
26 d
Preferred
100
SH
98
40
1 **
1
d
d
14**
d
80
dr 30c
43
1 **
G'ds—t
1st pref.....—100
2d pref
100
Associated Oil
25
Simmons
Associated
Hardware pf—100
Atl Fruit A Sugar—t d
Atl Gulf A Wind
50c
7**
18'
93
P
94
80
90
20
26
—
28
61
65
35
1
Booth Fisheries..(t)
1st preferred—100
~w
51
25
Borden Co
7
Boston Woven Hose
% Rubber com.(t)
Preferred—100
8**
12
12**
53
100
95
1
Botany Cons M. A50
**
Bowm Bill Hotels—
preferredpreferred-
A
4**
1 **
1
B
7%, pref——100
8**
SH
Brit-Am Oil Corp... 1
(t)
Reg
17**
"l**
19
2**
2**
19**
30
(t) d 38
118
Preferred
-10C
Brutis wlck-BalkeColl9nder.....(ti d
SH
80
Preferred100
Buckeye Pipe L—60 d 44
Bucyrus-Erie Oo.lO d 125*
7% cum pref—100
110**
$2** conv. pref.-5 d 23
Budd (E G) Mfg-(t) *
Preferred-.
100
Budd Wheel
(t)
Bullard Oo
(t)
Bulova Watch
9K
(})
...
70
Autosales Oorp
50
11**
11**
(+)
Bunte Bros
Preferred
d
100
7**
7**
35
11**
6**
7
.100
Am Dept Stores
(t) d
1st pref 7 % —100
Oorp(Del)}
Aviation Sec Corp.T
12**
llH
20
70
21
74
100
101
5
100
3
18**
7**
250
n
20
40
30
25 d
30
2
35
d Price per share, not per cent,
k Last sale.
New stockj
u Ex-cash and stock dividend,
36
102**
39
4
-
(t) dr 21
Oanad Brewing- (t) dr
Canadian Bronze (t) dr 21**
2
25
P
94
22
23
W
925*
39**
5
15**
63
22
-
11**
85
5
11**
95*
100
15
A
(t) dr
Preferred
Canada
Wire
Cable A
Class B
"§]
26**
100
Can Dry Glng Ale.t
Canada S3 Lines. _t
1
10
Bamberger (L) A Oo
6**% pref
100
14
16**
17**
4
65
21
Preferred
Baker
(J T) Ohem(t)
iiH
48"
20%
Campbell Wyant A
Cannon Fdry— (t)
Canada Oement.lOO
12)
2H
90**
22
"VA
,26
58**
Bldgs pref
Aviation Sec of N E.
Babcock A Wfl
100
Balaban A Katz—
V t c
25
Baldw Loc Wks.(f)
Preferred.
100
Baltimore Tube. 100
Preferred- ..—100
"ili
Am Enc Tiling
(t) d
5**
Am Express—100
145
Am Fork A Hoe.(t) d
16
American Glue—100 o
37
50
Preferred—
Aviation
47
13
113
100
4
Butler Bros..—-20
Butler (James) corn- dn
Preferred..
-100 dn
Butterick Oo
(t) d 10
Aviation Corp of Am
Colortype.(t)
Commercial
Alcohol com v t cf d
Am Credit Indem.26 a
Amer GyanamidA(t) d
Class B
20 d
(t)
10
82
435H
VA
7% debenture-100
American shares..
—
31
39
Bush Terminal
Austin, Nich A Oo-t
Prior A
—(t)
Pref (non-vot) -100
Austrian Credit
85
54
100
.
25 d
95*
18
60c
Ltd(t)
SteellOO
100
2d pref-.^
100
Brockway Mot Tr(t)
7%cumoonvpf1oo
Brown Co pref—100
1st pref
Preferred
100
80
Calif Pack Oorp—t cte 21**
12
Calif Petrol——25 d
70"
~9 **
Bush TermOocom (t)
—100
65
6**/
2**
20**
Byers (A M) com—T d
86
17
15
26
Bristol Brass
lb"
4
Bridgeport Mach- (t)
BriggflMfg
(T)
Briggs A Stratton (t)
BriU Oorp cl. A—t
Atlas Tack
.-t
Auburn Automob-25
19
15
16**
Boston-Herald
Traveler Oorp
Class
2
,
.
Atlas Stores——(t)
42
;-L
W*
68
...
Bohn Reflrig pref-100
Bon Aral com A—(t)
7% cum pref—100
Burr Add Machtne(})
7 % preferred- _ 100
Atlas Plywood—- (t)
Alias Powder.
T
68
40
Am Hardware
Bohn Aluminum A
Brass
(t)
Common B
85
**
Com class B—(t)
Atlantic Refln'g—26
t
Preferred.
104
2
16**
Prer (with c*mm«n
atk warrants)..! 00
Preferred
Amer Coal
76
100
Burden Iron pref—Burns Bros com A(t)
Vot tr ctf-.-(t)
stpd-.(t)
Preferred
65
O) com.}
7% 1st pref—100
-
105
15
Referred
100
A dan Lobos Oil—t
Preferred
—50
18**
65**
Bohack (H
Brown Shoe
r
Associated Apparel
Industries
(t)
Dry
25
94
7%—109
Pref cum
Biumenthal (S)—
lac 7% pref—100
Blvn Shoes Inc—10
Brit Empire
35
Au oc
Biocfc Bros Tob—26
Preferred—... 100
Brit Col Pack
6
(t)
IS*
60
9
6**
4
d
100
13 H
56
9
101**
18
d
Ltd-}
w
Ordinary bearer £1
10**
Armstrong Cork
t
Arnold. Constable.}
Artiooin Oorp
}
7% pref
——190
Art Metal Constr.lO
24"
preferred..—10
,—
15
(t)
I.
10
Brit-Amer TobregjB)
Atlan Steel com. 100
65
75**
Second
Appalachian Corp—
—
9
7
t
50
First
$6 pref v t c
(t)
Anaconda W A O.(f)
Anchor Cap
(}}
$6H conv pref.(t
Common
2
1
Borg-WarnerOorp 10
Borne. Scrymser—25
50 d
li*
2
Canadian
Preferred
Am Caramel
100
38**
47
Am Thread pref.. -.6 d
Am Tobacco com.25
103**
Common B.
25 d 107 K
SS Lines
6**
7
50
26 d
Partic stock
Preferred..
Am Can
90
36**
45
16
31
i8«
Bloomiugdale Bros.}
28
124
Arundel Oorp
Asbestos Oorp
Preferred
-t d
Amer
a Purchaser also pays accrued dividend,
^ 30%.
r Canadian price,
s Sale price.
Without par value0
2**
Amer Agric Ohem
Amer Hard Rub-100
38"
75
13
Amer
Title
40
45
16**
Amer
no
139
200
100**
17
120
d 136
Home Title Ins (N Y)
122
96
50c
404
Commonwealthd
9
15
t
—t
33
105*1
preferred—t
Am Cigar
100
Columbia Title
9
50c
Prior
OCKS
d
21**
16**
Corp
27^*
119
*
25c
11**
**
1st preferred—100
Am Chicle—
80**
106
124**
2
30
9
EE &
400
110
30
7
1
20
Properties
Am Oar A Fdy
Texas Pacific Land
Trust sub shares. 1
100
Preferred
50'"
5
_(t) d
5**
Alum Good* Mfre _t
Amalg Laundries
Amal Leather
t
Preferred 7 %—100
a
a
•
10c
d
Aloha Portl Cein_(t) d
8**
Preferred
100
113
Aluminum Go com.} d
93
100
6% preferred-.100
Aluminum Ltd
t d
35**
Amerada
4**
26 d
Preferred
1
25
25
32
21
—
365"
a
32**
50
d
Allegh Steel com.(t) d
35"
a
5**
"II
Amer Agric Ohem-
83
Ainer
Am Sum Tob
""**
55"
50
2d
74**
Amal Sugar com
share.
62
Am Sugar Refg—100
iH 100 I©1
6% pref
Per
59
1**
6 **
8% partic pref...
Alleghany Corp..(t)
5 ** % preferredlOO
"7 **
125
27c
(E Wi Cti
Preferred
9
98
....
Unite*
Biles
Shipbldg—(t)
40**
106**
29
Blauner's. — ---(10
law-Knox Oo—(t)
85
49**
3
Am Steel F'dries-(f) d
12**
Preferred-:
103 **
100
American Stores
t d
40
American Stove. 100
20
,
Alies & Fisher
mmmm m> m.
16**
80
16
35
34
40
25
48**
Preferred--..-100
Am Solv & Ohem__t d
Preferred
f a
d
d
11**
Preferred
6% second pf-100
d
With $30 warr—
1H
112*
133
42
106**
$2** cum pref.Ct)
Bllliags A Spen—25
Birtman Eiec Co
5
Preferred
(t)
Black A Decker—(t)
Am Rolling Mill—25
6% pref ser B-100
Am Safety Razor (t)
American Screw. 10<
Amer Seating vtc.t
Am Snuff
Alaska Pack
4
1.50
7% cum pref—100
Bickfords com—(t)
7
16**
t
•
Best A Co Inc.—(t)
iel„
Bethlehem Steel. (t)
3
1
16
36
50
30
2**
14
3**
Industrial
Loan pref
44
1**
46**
....
Beneficial
48**
;,
109*1
46
2
Bendix Aviation-(t)
81
39
t
...10
Preferred—.-IOC
d
3H
10**
52
5**
_
3H
.■-.--v
"0*
9**
3
,85
59**
59
109**
7% preferred -100
Amer Repub Uorp.l
8
Air-Way Electric
Appliance...—(t) d
7 % preferred- 100
d
A]ax Rubber..
25
2*|
t
Amer Ship A Com(t)
Am Smelt A Refg-(t)
——
23
84
Beech-Nut Pack. .20
2**
,
zbH
Belding Hem'way(t)
Belgo-Can Pap pflOO
Bellanca Aircraft. (t)
1
Alexander Ind com.l d
fit Mary's MineralLand.
19
7**
6
30
d
"
Rubber
Preferred
100
Air Investors com (t)
Preferred..
(f)
Air Reduction
-(f)
Aetna
com20
(Washington)
16
70**
7% cum pref.-100
Mfg—
Class B
Ontario Silver Mln-f
Patlno Mines A
Oommon
15
26**
18
4
40
•
Beatrice
Stand Sanlt-.-(t)
21
35
Barnet Leather
t
Preferred
109
Barnsdall Corp
Class A voting 25
70
35
12**
90
100
•
Preferred
100
Amer Mach A Fdy.t
Am Mach & Met (t)
Vot trust ctfs-.(r)
107
85
(t)
Aeolian-Weber
Piano A Plan..100 n
Preferred
—100 n
Aeronautical Indus t d
d
Warrants.
Aero Supply
Class A
32
12
7% pf w w
100
Addressograph Inter¬
national Corp
(}) d
Advance- Rumely (t)
Aeolian Co pref—100
50
Bayuk Cigars.
t
7% 1st pref—100
Cream. .50
_**
New class A
Amer Pneu Serv—2fi d
let preferred
60 d
Preferred
.50 d
Amer Radiator &
4
100
20
30„
5% preferred—100
m
"lc"
New River Co. —100
Bd of Tr Bid Tr ((
BosGr'd R'TTr
22**
■
3**
d
Acme Steel
..25
Adams Express., (t)
7**
11**
6**% pref
60
(t)
26
Amer Piano—
7% preferred—100
%
7
Nevada Cons Oep(t)
Now Cornelia Oop..8
New Dominion A—1
Now Quincy.......
70
42
U**
American Meter
Abraham A Straus, t
21**
68
38
6% preferred-. 100
r
Per share.
10
5
73
68
Bancroft(J) A Sons t
7% preferred.. 100
Bankers Sec Corp
Preferred
Barker Bros-.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Machinery
20
Amor Locomotive-f
110
95
Alderney
Dairies pref 2d. 100
25c!
21**
.
54
21
Foamite Oorp.(t)
Preferred ...
100
Amer Laundry
Amer News
20**
llH
Amer-La France
160"
MISCELLANEOUS
MhinsyrePorcuplne#
7 **
SH
Amer I G Ohem A—
Am Intern Corp. .(t)
4hb«tts
Miami Copper....g
Mining Corp of
Canada........5
t
30**
Amer Metal Co
26
Mayflo wer Old Col 26
Guaranty
& Mtge
30
145"
Stocks.
Ask.
20
Amer Ice Co
(+)
6% non-cum pflOO
INDUSTRIAL AND
.......
South Lake
39
36
44
35
Casualty (Bait) 10
Northeast Surety—
RiU Tins (Wash) 1QU
State Title Mtge. 100
Suffolk Title&MtgeTtsie A Inv Md—60 d
Title GuTr(8tL) 100
Jclon GuarAMtglOu
J SFidelAGu(Md) 50
V&ah Con* Tit pf.50
51cl
Magma Copper Co. f
Mason Val Mines..5
Enterprise
d
Nat Surety Co.—50
Nat Title Guar
Now Amsterdam
7**
HideALeath(t)
Preferred
100
Amer Home Prod
}
Amer Hosiery—26
23**
26J0
La Rose Mlnes.Ltd.5
La Salle Copper—25
Mohawk
Am
205
175
d
6
13-16
Island Creek Coal.]
Preferred.
1
Isle Boyale Cop--25
Jerome Verde
50c
Keweenaw
25
Kennecott Copper.}
Kerr Lake5
Lake Copper..
26
Lake Sh Mines Ltd 1
Mass Cons
030*
5H
.
-(t)
Bid.
Per share.
Mtge Bond A Title
com
For,
share.
Am-Hawaiian 8S.10
Lawyers Westchester
Mtge. & Title.—*
90* Maryland Cas Oo_25
Hudson
Bay Mln
A Smelting
(+)
Indiana Mining-.25
Btocke.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Per
share.
50
Helvetia Copper .25
Hollinger Mines
t
Homestake Mln. 100
•
Stocks
Ask.
Per
90
10
Preferred100
Canadian Oar A F (+)
Preferred
2
Canadian Celanese..
Preferred
100
37** Canadian Eagle OilOan Fairbank pf.100
105
Can Fdys A Forg—
Class A
Class B
—(t)
i
22'"
107
108
20
22
12
9
12
60
66
**
79**
15*
14
<t)
I Par value $100.
n Nominal,
o In liquidation; ex-dlvi
Ex-stock div.
z Kx-dlv.
v Ex-rights.
£ Ex-warrants
e
96
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Per
Canadian Gen El 100
r
1
13
55c
Can Power & Paper. dr 50c
Oarlb Syndicate—25 d
y
Carnation Go..22 A
(t)
d
22 A
400
23 A
(t) d
2y
2%
Caterpillar Tract, (t)
Cavanagh-Dobbs Inc
Common
100
d
CelaneseCorp
Gelotex Co corn
Vot trust ctf_
7% pref
Celluloid Co
d
7
IIII
%7
(t) d
....
Pref—
Central Aguirre
Associates
(t)
-(f)
Central Airport
Central O & O
Preferred
5
1
8
100
19H
5A
5 *4
4
4
Preferred
100
Cert'n-Teed ProcL_t
51
7% preferred-_100
10
1
Cessna Aircraft
com.
d
200
100
107
Special pref
100
Chapman Valve.100 d
105
30
100 i
Preferred
2*4
35
Checker Cab Mfg
d
(t) ld
8%
Chesebr'gb Mfg..25 d 101
Chickasha Cot 0.10 d
$3*4
(t)
108"
106
d
8A
17%
7%
d
5
8
Preferred
25 d
Chic Wllin Be Frank
Coal com
100
Preferred
100
Chic Yellow Cab—t d
Ofailds Co com
t d
15
17
~
U9*A
II
t d
T d
100
—
7H
25 d
com
Preferred..
33
3
28
t d
100
Crock-Wheeler ...(t d
Orosley Radio
(f
Crosse&Blackw ell (1
Crowell Publish'g (t
2y8
12 H
iiH
sy
Carpet
sr.
4H
3
1H
59
109
5
28 y
3i y
40 A
(t) d
(t) d
Pref B
46
2y
19 y
19 y
33 A
(t) d
Crucible Steel
100
Preferred
100
Cuba Cane Sugar. + d
Preferred
100
t d
2
2§*
19%
Preferred
100
90
ChristieBro wn dsOo t d 100
95
Cuban
Chrysler Corp
(t) d
CInTob Wareh—100
OIn Un Stk Yds_ (f) d
City Tee 8c Fuel
(Cleveland)
(i) d
16 A
17 A
—
.
16
30%
83%
6*4% cum pf—100
City Investing—100
3y
2A
H
City & Sub Homes—
Clark Eq Co com. (t)
Clevel'd QuarriesiOG
Cliffs Corp v t c— (t)
Olinchfield Coal-100
Preferred
100
Cluett. Peabody
t
Preferred
100
Coca-Cola Co
t
Class A
Cf)
Coca Cola Intern, (t)
15A
3A
4
5A
4%
22
80 y
96
—
—
~
d
65
d
25
27%
101
d 138
d
53
138%
53%
11
A
U
58
2%
2
-
42
(f)
Preferred
100
102 A
Collins 8c Aikman (t) d
10%
Pref C7%)
50%
Ooilins Oo
100
iJo
Colo Fuel Be Iron.100
We
90
®16
8%
2
3
102%
n
11A
%
14
1A
3
d
7%
2
%
shares
-
10
10
14
Oolum Carbon vtc (t) d
61
62
Commercial Credit, t
7% cum 1st pf._25
8%prefcIB
.25
6 *4 % cum pref 100
6%convcl A...50
d
16
d
22
18%
22%
d
22%
24
82
82%
32
24"
-
-
86
6*4% 1st pref with
warrants
10fi d 104
War extJanlo'33
Ottinm Solvents
+ d
Cende Nast Pub.(t) d
Oongoleum-Nairn.. t d
Preferred
8%
106
5
11H
33
9
99
100
Congress Cigar
2%
11%
31
d
Oonsol Aircraft
d
Oonsol Car Heat-100
20
3%
21
5A
45
50
30%
33
65
85%
6*4% pfex-warlOO
58%
75 A
77 A
_
.
pf. t d
Cons Coal ofStL-iOO
$2
u
cum part
_
4%
13%
„
109
112
20 H
108
U
10
10
6A
5
13 A
11A
12
Preferred
100
Sureka Pipe L—100 d
Eureka Vac Clean, t d
24"
3
51
103
105
Derby O & Ref com f d s 2 y2
Preferred
t ds 26
Detroit Aircraft, (t) d
1H
5A
17A
25 d
26
t d
s
s
Jk%
29
Fairbanks Morse. „t d
Preferred
100
Fairchild A via A
d
16 A
18
94
3
96
3
20
27
100
d
(Bait)
com
A—(t)
1st preferred—100
110
„
12 A
17 A
26 y
12
99
100
20
102
35
DIGiorgio Fr't units.
25
Dixon (J) Oruc—100
120
Doehler Die-Cast (t) d
4A
7% pref
.50 d
$7 preferred
(f) d
Dominion Bdge.100 r
Dom Coal pref.. 100 r
170
5
16
29
32!^
94
r
Preferred
100
Dom I&S pref-. 100
Domin Rubb pf.100
r
121
r
20
122
r
Dom St Oorp pf.100 r
Dominion Steel
& Coal B
dr
16
Dominion Stores, (t) d
1734
Donnacona Paper(f) dr
35
35
103
Dow Drug
(f) d 10
Driver Harris Co 100 d
18%
72
Preferred
100
100
Drug. Inc
(t) d 65%
27
Dry-Ice Holding
5
Ounhiil Internat.(t) d
DuplanSilk
f d 10 A
103 A
8% cum pref..100
3%
19 A
3y
70
6
5A
5y
t
com
10
45
35%
104%
15
18%
80
65 A
32
5%
13*4
108
dr
Partic pref
preferred
sy
8y
11A
7y
9y
17 y
11
10
4
d
d
50"
110
16"
90
:~y
y
1A
2A
24^
23
25"
-100
Preferred
97"
Preferred
Gt
Atl
vot
Pac
Be
Tea
(t) d
com
1 d
Non vot com
119
Gt Nor Ore Prop (t) d
23
81
3
6 y% conv pf_100
(W S)
~7A
12
15
2%
3
23
55
75c
13
Printing vtc—10
4
—25
Hamilton Watch, (t)
$6 pref...
26
6A
41A
12y
37 y
5A
53%
Hale & Kilburn—100
Preferred
100
98%
100
Paper
25
10
common
100*4
3
....
Guantanamo Sug-.t
Hammer mill
8
d
(t) d
100
Preferred100
Gulf Oil Oorp
26 d
Gulf States St'l— (t) d
1st preferred—100
Hah 11 Dept Sta__(t) d
HamU-Br Shoe
15y
7
28
100
Gruen Watch—
Hall
26
20*4
d
West Sug_(t; d
Preferred
100
Grnfld Tap & Die—t d
Great
11^
95
s
181"
100
—100
Gt Lakes Tow
Preferred
99
9y
8
16 y
1934
35*4
u>
Preferred
48"
16*4
14*4
4034
Gray & Dudley. .100
6% cum pref. .100
(M A) 1st
57 cum. pref
(t)
HappinesB Candy
Stores class A
t d
Harbauer Co
(t) d
90
Hanna
89 /4
1y
17
Harb-Walk Ref
t d
Common
Jhrei'erred
Class
w—t d
B
27
110
100
Hartman Oorp ci A' f d
4%
3
Hart, Schaffner &
Marx
...X00
HaskellteMfg
com.. d
10
73 y
25
d
~3~"
d
30
New pref.
Hath away Bakeries A dx 30
12
Clasa B vot tr ctf. d
dx 88
Preferred
Hawaiian
25%
4
3y
2.
Gamowell Oo
(t"i d
Preferred
(f)
Gardner Denver c(t> d
Preferred
100
Gardner Motors .25 d
47
48
90
97
Gen Am Tank Oar. t d
Gen Asph com
(f) d
Gen Aviation 1st pf.
..
Baking (new)..
t d
d |
27
29
95
Com
&
25 d
Sugar.
HawaiianPIneap'le20
d
33%
23
Hayes Body
t d :.,2A
1%
Haytlan Oorp of Am d
Hazel-Atlas Glass.25 d
100
A
55A
18 A
56 A
16
18
19^
98 y
5A
19
107^
6
a Purchaser also pays accrued dlvideud.
d Price per share, not per cent,
k Last sale,
n Nominal,
r Canadian price,
Ex cash and stock dividend.
i» Rlv-stack dividend,
x Ex-dividand.
v Ex-rights,
t Without par value.
234
65"
(
Preferred
1
f
d
17" Grigsby-Orunow..(t)
7A
25 A
9*4
70
70
d
59 y
t
Gen Bak Co pref
Gen'l Brouz—
Coupler A— t
16 y
d
Gen
100
59
234
clA.-.'l
war
26
104
(t) d
2d
Gould
1634
17*4
55
d
Fuel Oil Motors
Fuller (G A) Oo—
Gabriel Co.
Galena Oil
Without
22
8
(t)
$7 conv pref... (t) d 85
Foster!% Glass.
100
Foundation Co
"7"
1 d
Foundation Co (Can) dr
834
Fox Film cl A.——T
14 A
Fox Theatres A corut d
2%
Franklin (E H) Mfgt d
2A
Preferred...... jro
18
Franklin RySup.(t) d 50
Fraaier Ooa
Hosiery (voting) _t d
7 %jpf (wlttxwftr)lOO
d
5
Ford (Jo Ltd—
Guar Tr rcta—
d
11A
Ford Mot of Can 100
Class A
15 A
t d
Class B
_f ds 25%
Freeport Tex Co.—t
3A
d
d
35
Preferred
Ford Motor France. d
Foster Wheeler.,
d
d
Union Oo.(
3
96A
100
100
d
53 nref..— _„.(
Granite City Steel (
—
49 y
Glass. 100
«% Pref-
Follansbee Bros.(+> d
Food Mach'y
(t) d
r
Silk—
Grant (W T)
Grat Be Knight
1A
iy
1st pref conv pf 10C
76
1V*
First pref
100
103 y
8% pref
...10 d
11
Flshman (M H)
d
Preferred
100
Flak Rubber com.-t d
33%
Grand
99 y
d
40
d
33
10 A
t d
.,.
Stores
21
,5y % cum pref 100
59
35
35
6y% conv pf.100
rand(F & W)Silv
35
Flat Am dep rets
31 y
8y
d
Graham-PaigeMot t d
Federated Dept Sts t d
Federated Metals..f d
4A
38%
Grand (F 8c W) 5-1025c Store com_(t) d
20
Preferred
Federal Mot Tr.„_ + d
Fed Screw Wks__(t) d
5
Be
com..
Gotham
5
Federal Aviation.
d
Fed BakShops com( t) d
w
85
—100
d
t d
(t)
100
Tire
Rubber
6
Players
Can Oorp com--(t) dr 17
dr
Voting tr ctfs
Fanny Farmer Candy
Shops pref1 d 30
Fashion Park Asao.t d
3A
7% cum pref—100
13 y
„
Preferred
6
1A
IIII
23 A
4%
GoldmanSachsTradt d
5%
Gold Dust Oorp v t d d 24%
$6 cum conv pfd.t
109
Goodrich (B F)
9A
t d
2A
20
104
26 d
Fay & Eg&n coo/-100
d
d
1 d
A
y
4y
100
25 d
Ctfs of deposit¬ d
iy
6
—
Dictaphone com_(f) d
1
100
21
80
73
IlOt-
$7 1st pref
Goodyear T dc R of
California pref
Goodyear T & R of
Canada pref. .100
Gorham Inc com A_t
$3 pref with war. t
Gorham Mfg com(t)
5
\m
-
Preferred-;
L„1
4
Corp.._1
Fair (The) Chic
a
Fiorsheim Shoe comt d
Inc 1st pref... 100
100
Class A (non-vot)t d
12 H
com
%
6
4A
Exch Buff
Faultless Rubb
(f)
Oo
t d
prtor pref. 100
Goodyear
6% 1st nref —100
First Ky Co 6% pref
First Nat Stores..(f) d
20^
Douglas Shoe pf-100
jy
33
W
28y
Common B
(f) d
Firestone T & Rub .10 d
1
Dow Ohem
33 y
31
100 d 104 y
6 d
5%
Globe-Wernicke .100
Preferred
100
Gobel (Adolf) Co..t d
24
6
E\juit Office Bldg(t) d
Oo
$5 pref.
Gimbel Bros
Preferred
7%
3A
,
Glldden
A
y2
Seltzer
(t) d
Emp Oapw Corp_(j) d
Eaaicott-Johnson_5t' d
35
d
pf A—100
cum
65
Emerson's Bromo
-
0%
88
1st preferred—100
2d preferred. .100 n
Emers BrantclA.(t) d
Class B
-(f) d
•
TheatEqvtc.t
Glen Alden Coal
81
49
100
A
2A
30
20
com
H
50
Finance Co of Amer
Denv Un 8tk¥d»_(t) d
Preferred
2A
Ely Walker D G—25
5
4
7% preferred—-20 d
De Forest Pkonofilm
Preferred
107«
25 d
sfilk H Coal Corp—t
—
d
Gibson Art
1 d
Gilchrist Co
d
Gillette Saf Raz. (* • d
106
55
5th Ave Bus Sec.
Filene's Sons
y
d
24
Preferred
Cons Cigar Corp. (t) d
6*4% pfd w w.100
7 % preferred
100
Cons Film Indus. _f
2A
3%
22
Dominion
-
4
a
Deep Rock Oil
& Ref 7% pf-100
Deere & Co com--(t) d
Preferred
11A
-
74^
115
6% % pref (with
7%
Columbia Pic com.t d
Common v t c
f d
d
31
Commercial
Credit (N O) pf.25 d
24*ij
Gomra'I Invest Tr. t d 23
7% 1st pref—iCN)
108M
Conv pref opt ser t d 84%
72
Decker (A) & Oohn
Common A
t d
Preferred A
100
warrants)
*
f
Debenhams Sec—
Amer shares
L
Diamond Shoe
Columbia Graphoph
Amer
d
Diamond Match.(t) d
6
n
1
Dot & Clev JNav—50 d
Devoe &
Kaynolds
12
11%
25 d
1st preferred
2d pref
11%
8A
JQ0
Colt's Patent Fire
com
43 A
103 A
"%
Preferred.
15 y8
Dayton Airpl Eng(f) d
....
Peet
Colombia Syndicate.
Colonial Beacon Oil f d
Color Pictures
r
>
2
(f) dlUH
d
y2
CurtissWrightCorp t d
2H
Conv A_.
(f) d
35A
Warrants
d
H
D H Hoimes Ltd-100
Davison Ohem
t
69
6
75
d
(f
1
7% cum pref—(t) d 106
58 cum pref
t d 100
Cutler Hammer.. (1) d 20
60
«.
corn—
$6_preferred—(t)
53
-
$6 pf with warr.(t)
Gen Ry Signal com t d
50 A
Preferred
100
105 A
General Refirac
t d 35 A
Gen Steel Cast com t d
20-
in
52 A
~
16
Conv pref v t c_ (t) d
Gen Tire Be Tub—25 d
36
Elgin N Watch
12
Ink—(t)
Gen
50
Preferred
ey
d
56A
Famous
57 preferred
Ourtls-Reid com
Oushman'g Sons
5
■
Cohn-Hall-Marx __t d
Oolgate-Palmollve-
Arms Mfg
Columbia Bak
Ourtto Pub
9
85
t d
Preferred
25
10 A
15
Cleve Tractor
(t) d
Gleve Cliffs Iron—
Preferred
(t) d
1
t c
8y
(t> d
Elec Cont & Mfg—t d
H
38V8
v
19y
14 y
t
"7 y
Faiardo Sugar ....100
Fmls Rubber
1 d
1 d
21A
2A
d
d
Cuban Tob
—
38
15
13
Claude Neon lit
d
Olev & Buff Tr—100
com
6
2%
—(+) d
20
Dominican
Sugar
Gen'l Print
80
Preferred
Outdoor—
Gen'l Petroleum
130
4
100
44
y
38y
Advertising A.-.t d
Com vtc
43
65
Preferred
108
.
General
19
'98
Eisemann Magneto. d
Electric Boat
20
d
.100
Gen Foods Corp.(t; d
Gen Laund Mach„ 1 d
General Mills.
t d
cum pref .100
97
Motors. .10
34
5% pref
(f) dl91A
iiy
7% preferred—100
Eitingon Schild __(t) d
Qy% 1st pref. 100
Electric Auto-lite (t) d
Fireproofing—1
8*
34*
34*
General
8
11A
16A
6y
iCafou Axle Be flp—t d
Econ Groc Stores.(f) d
8
100
UK
Gen Cigar common 1
33
Preferred
100
116
General Electric. (t> d 38y
Special 6% stk. 10 d llA
Preferred
share.
5
*\
6%
7
20
18
s' non-vot pf.ion
Ctfe of dep.. 100
d
150
100
(+) d
Class A
—
4A
Edison Bros Sts. (t) d
Preferred
100 n
Preferred
10
Oudahy Pack
50 d
251. Oumberl Pipe L—50 d
Curti88 Airport & t c d
32
GurtisaAeropExpt 1 d
84y Curtisa Fly'g Serv (t) d
8
20
_
-
32
94
100
partlcpref—
pref.
Fairbanks
"3
Bug.—10 d
Oo
Cuban-Am
20
1y
23
7
Per
General Cable—(t)
Clau A
(t) d
Gen
23
41 y
Eastman Kodak .—1 d 129
Preferred-----100
133
IIII
Cuba
7%
1st
Non
87 y
_
50
1 d
Eastern 8S Lines..6 d
Evans Prod
Pref A
iy
5
iH
East Roll Mill
Bid.
7% pref
123
d21H
115
27
Preferred
100
Cuban Cane Prod (t)
City Stores
lH
105
t d
74%
Slec Stor Bafct
i y
100
Vot tr ctfs
153
17
OhicR
57 A
150 y
Crown-Zeli erbach
100
-..
56 H
Crown-Wlllam Paper
1st preferred
t d
2nd pref
12
pref—t d
conv
12
29V8
2
15
10%
Chic June Rys 8c
Unfit Yd stpd-10C!
Preferred
Chic Pueu Tool
9
5
n
28y
55
10o
104
Crown Cork Int A (f) d
4
Crown C'k Be Seal (t) X
27 y
Preferred
(f) d
111
'
n
„
Preferred
5A
Preferred
110
Chase B&Cop pf 100
Chestnut & Smith
in
10
t
Cream of Wheat
Creole Petrol
Crex
Champion Coated
Paper
100
Preferred
3%
20
100
Oosg-Meeh Coal
0»ty Inc
Crane Oo
60
3*4
Preferred
Oosden Oil
Preferred
10 A
iy8
Preferred
10 d
larn Prod Rofg„26 d
19
100
Centrifugal Pipe
t
Century Rib Millu.i
46
2y
6 y8
Oont Wd Screw comlO d
1SK
54
1A
10
Mot—t d
Oont'l Oil (Del)., (t)
d
Cont'l Oil (Me) v t c d
Oont'l Shares (vot) t
8%
Ct)
d
3%
1A
io y
51 y2
Continental
16
14
—100
com(t)
1st preferred
3
1 %
10*4
1 34
Oont Diam'd Fibre, t c.\
d
7
8%
4%
M
Pat
share.
de W
——.20 d 74y
122 ys
Deben stock..100
iy
Durant Motors—(t} d
4
Durant Mot. (Can.) d
Durham Duplex llaz
Ih*ior pref with ci
13
B com war..100
Durham Hoalery .50
Preferred
100
Eagle Lock
25 d 29
Eagle-Plcher Lead 20
Eastern Mfg.——5
d
15
Prior pref
i
27
Continental Can _„t
10
d
...
3 *4
Class B (vot).-(f) d
Pf (8 %) (non-v) 100
15
10
9
*8
_
634% pref with
warrants
3
80
Class Bt d
Oont Bkg A (vot) (f) d
104
100
Case Lockwood Be
13"
"%
Preferred
100
Consumers Co com 5 d
6% prior pref. 100
7% 1st pref
100
Warrants
Container Corp A.20 d
65 A
Bralnard Co—100
24 y
—
12*4
2 34
t d
8% pf with war 100
Oonaol Textile
t d
Oons Coal of Md.100
192%
85%
4y
Stock*.
Ask.
Per
& Co com
Oousol Retail Sts
1
23 A
-
Bid.
Par
share.
DuPont (E I)
Oonaol Instrum't- (t) d
Cons Laundries., (t) d
10
10
Stocks.
Ask.
Per
Oonsol Dry Goods, t
Preferred
100
Cons Ice (Pittsfc)-5b d
Preferred
...50 d
5
r
7% pref
-100
Case
(J
I)
Co
Stpd ctf
-100
Pref stpd ctf_-100
Bid.
Per
/:J
50 dr 61
1
Can Indue Alch. (t) dr
Claws B
(t) dr 75c
r
Par.
share.
Preferred
Can Locomotive. 100
Preferred-----100
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
54©*ki.
s
Sale price
New stock,
97
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Stock#.
Par.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Per
Per share.
Helme
(G W) Oo
Common
26
81
Preferred
l.IOO
135%
Hercules Motors.(t) d
10
Hercules Powd
Preferred
(f)
d
43
100
Herr-IIall-Marv
Her*hey Chocolate t
Convertible pref
85
w
116
n
35*"
55
d
87 %
89
100
98
t
Preferred
Oo
100
1st preferred...
2d preferred.
10
12%
10%
Kelvlnator
9%
46%
12%
7
29
5%
t d
Household Pin pf.60 d
Houston Oil (Tex) 25 d
58%
28
d
Hudson Mot Oar
Hud Riv Nav
29
6%
6
t d
9
29
12%
100
13%
n
1
3
Preferred
Humble Oil & R..25 d
Hupp Motor
10 d
Hutch Bug Pltn__25 u
30
45
51%
6%
___
Preferred
....
19
26
28%
J
15
10%
47%
18
6%
7%
3%
7%-100
Koppers Gas A Coke
Preferred—
(SH)AOo (t) d
6% pref
10 d
Kroger Grocery A
Baking common t d
-£rueger A Toll Amer
ctfa 20 kronen
10
of Gt.Brlt Alrei'd d
Indepen Brew'g—50
Preferred
....
d
1
60 d
....
Indep Pneum Tool.t d
Indiana Pipe Line 60 d
32
10
Indian Motocyclo—f d
2
7% preferred—100
Indian Ref com
15%
2%
10 d
Corp.?
1st prof
1%
3%
12%
2%
23
2%
5
100
48
Industrial Rayon
..
Preferred.
(f)
(t)
d
76%
Interlace Iron
Interlake Steamahl?)
Int Agr Cor com
Prior pref
41%
2
i&*
iVA
t d
100
Int Business Mach.? d 125
later Button Hole
Sew Machine.. 10 d
Int. Carriers Ltd (?) d
lot Cement Corp.. t d
35
1%
Publishing com.50
13
d
(Canada) t
7% cum pref.. 100
Inter Paper 7% pf 100
Int Pap & Pow A (?)
Class B
(?)
Class C
.(?)
,
Preferred
Infc Ptg Ink com
Preferred (with
d
10%
Internat Salt
Riternat Shoe
d
4%
2%
d
2
22
(t)
?
Preferred
Preferred
d
26
Midvale Co
82
14%
11%
67
'
6
24%
3%
Liquid Carbonic.....? d
25
10 d
dn
%
11
37%
85%
Long Bell Lum A (?) d
Wiles Bis
25 d
5%
1%
122
2d
proferred—100
Lord A Taylor
100 n
1st preferred--100 n
2d preferred..-100 d
Lorillard (P)
25 d
Preferred
100
Louisiana Oil Ref (?) d
205
255"
94
97
18%
94%
2%
60
11%
9%
Mack Trucks inc (T)
MacMarr Strs pr 100
22 «
\Iacy(R H)Co Inc_t d
71
43%
118
40
£ Shipbldg pref.100
Johnson Tin Foil
100
99
4
40
110
10
39
16
10(1
19
97
20
IIIi
53
23%
76
t d
MalHson (H R)
Preferred
14
88
Forbes(?)
Preferred
Maddux Air L units. d
Mad 8q Gar v fcc (t) d
41
5%
2%
42%
100
Manatl Sugar.i-100
Preferred
100
73
8
5%
1%
5%
2%
30
1%
2
4%
Mandel Bros Iuc.(t » d
Manhattan Shirt.25 d
Manischewltz (B) (t) d
Preferred....
o
8%
30
33
118
100
40
118
119%
98
105"
50
& Oo class
Class B
Jordan Motor Car. I d
KO Stk Y'ds Me.100
100
77
Kari-Keen Mfg
80
4
(Rudolph)
Inc Amer shares.. d
4%
12%
14
Kaufman (C A)
58
60
ttayaer
11
12
.100
(Jul) & Co.T d
Keith-Albee Orph(t) d
7% preferred-.100
Keith (Geo i£) Oo—
let preferred—100
Preferred
25 d
2d
25 d
preferred
Maple Leaf Mill- (t)
Preferred
4
Kaufman Dep St
,12.50 d
A—(t) d
—(f) d
—
70
39
90
80
Pref class B
2
4
12
x6%
—
..
14
7
Rubber—
40
3%
35
22%
23%
5
19%
5%
26%
1
17%
41
10
10%
100
9-16
10
10%
Morse Twist Drill
70
300
120
Preferred
100
Ohio Brass pref—100 5 105%
Class B
;t d 40
14%
100
(t)
Preferred
100
Okonite pref
100
Oliver Farm Equip, t
6% pr pf w warr.t
13 conv partic—t
Olympia Thea pref—
Omnibus Corp v t c.t
Preferred A—100
Ontario Steel Prod(t)
Preferred100
92
85
15
Ohio Seamless Tubet d
18
■
'\mmm
d
7%
d
d
24
19
18%
20
1
7%
-
2%
12%
—
—
2%
13%
....
"4%
"4%
75
d
77
13
dr
Machinery.. 100
Moto Meter G A E.t
Motor Products...t
27%
28
Mot Wheel Oorp_(t
10
11
%
3%
16%
3%
17%
$7 conv pref...(t)
Munslngwear Inc__T
Murphy (G O) Co
common
(t)
42
55
17%
20
Prior pref (vot). 100
Outlet Co com—(t) d
8% cum pref. .100
Murray Corp
(t)
Murray Ohio Mfg .t
95
110
Owens-Ill* Glass -25 d
28%
Oxford Paper pfd 8%
Pacific Coast Oo_lQ0 d
"l%
Myers (FK) A Bro(t)
Nash Motors
(t)
Nat Acme Co
10
Nat Air Transport—
Nat Aviation—-(t)
36%
38
1st
24
24%
2d
A
2
(1)
Mullln» Mfg
2%
7
5
1
5%
45"
5
Bellas-Hess_(t)
Preferred
100
62
Nat Biscuit
10
150%
.Preferred
100
Nat Breweries
t dr 25
Preferred
100 r 32
Nat Candy
(t) d 18
Preferred $7
J
Prod—.(t)
Nat Enam AStpg. (t)
Nat Family Sts Inc (t)
Ouih pf $2 w w.25
6
45"
2!*
62%
151%
26
32%
18%
l65"
97
.130%
100
100
preferred--100
preferred--IOC
132
Pacific West Oil- (t) d
Packard Motor-.. _T0 d
26
40*"
45""
36
35%
45%
A
60
B—50
Panhandle P & E..t
Preferred
100
8
36
52
108
107
29
5%
8%
II
iVs
—
72
5%
6
105
Pair point Corn. .100
10
Pan Amer Indus _(t) d
6
6%
115
12
Pan Am Petrol
Transp com
Com Class
Paraffine
Vot tr ctfs
ii\*
34
Cos
Paragon Refg B—-J
Class B end—(t)
(t)
Vot tr ctfs end—
78
85
110
21
35
Parke,
Parker Wylie Mfg—
Preferred
12%
%
12H
Paramount-Publix
d
2m
34%
3%
30
23%
18%
4
39
25
19
4%
4
13
19%
Fire-Proofing 50
---60
7% pref A
6% pref B
IOC
d 108
d
28
Preferred
Nat Fuel Gas __—(t)
National Lead--100
Jtle Steel
21%
35
127
100
7
1 d
Portl Cement— d
d
Preferred
Warrants-.-.-—
Nat
Preferred
Pac
107
preferred—100
preferred. .100
prof-100
Q-vt;
Nat Casket com.(t)
lH
5%
Nat
1st
%
105
r
Oppenhelm Collins., t d
Orpheum Circuit—1
8% preferred—100 d
Otis Elevator— (t) d
Preferred
National Baking, (t)
Preferred
100
Nat Dls»
__
94
90
75
83
d
mummmmm
40%
16%
103
97
1st preferred
2nd preferred
Ohio Oil
25
%
11
OgilvieFl Mills—(t) dr
Preferred
20
39"
A
10 d
100
Ohio Leather
60
4%
17%
A
*
Units--
3%
1
1
Oo common
24
16
25
8%
110
Nye Incinerator
Preferred
38
d
d
N'West Yeast—-100
Norwalk Tire A
8
45
17%
18
93
90
140
143%
118
121
Purchaser also pays accrued div.
d Price per share, not per cent,
k Last sale,
n Nominal,
dividend,
v Ex-stock dividend,
<0 Ex-100% stock dividend.
1 Bx-dividead.
Ex-cash and stock
15
180
7%
d
25 d
North A Judd
Northern Pipe L..50
N'west Eng com. ft)
Ward
6
19%
t c—
40
18%
53
Monsanto Ch Wks.f d
8
t d
v
15
d
File
North German Lloyd
Amer shares
d
-100
Nat Dept Stores.—t
1st preferred—100
MaracaiboOUflJxp] t d
Marine Midland..10
Marlln-Rockweil
Corp
—
I— t
Nat Dairy Prod
._
r
Transport'n.lO d
70
60
3%
Voehringer com(t)
Preferred
100
Rubb—(t)
Nat Cash Rag A
r
100
10
%
r
8
Niles-Bem't-P'd.(t) d
No Amer Aviation.,
A
Nat Carbon
Mfrs Finance, Bait—
Com v fc c
25 d
Nicholson
14
Mohawk
2d
Manning Bowman
Jones Sc Laughlto
Steel 7% pref.100
N Y
10 d
17
54%
Mo Portl Cement_25 d
Class
8%
70
pref 7%-100
67
A
Sons
(t) d
6%%
100
Minneap-Honeywell
Regulator
(t) d
Minneap-Mollne
Power Implem—t
56.50 cum pref—t
Class
8
15
Mount'n A Gulf Oil 1
Mountain Prod.—10
42
121
1st preferred--100
First
7%
(t) d.
100 d
100
N Y Merchan com(t) d
18c
Pref
-
Reo A Buenos
Y
N Y Dock
Preferred
15%
common,
-
N
15
(f) d
Drug—
Miller
(I)
Preferred
First pref
100
Second pref—100
N Y Transit
Morrell(John) A Cot
MorrIs(Phil.)AOo 10
Morris (Philip) Cons
Common
—t
87
100
59%
10%
8%
43%
38%
7%
Macfadden Pub—(?)
Preferred
(f)
40
"2"
Loew's Ohio Theatre
.1 d
pref
Mock Judson
d
1st pref
Loft Inc
150
7
f
100
f
cam
Montgomery
67%
d
22%
25%
15
60
Jessup & Moore Pap.
First pref
Jewel Tea
(t) d
Johna-Manv Inc. (?) d
Preferred
100
Johnson Dry Dks &
22%
25%
MacAnd A
d
67%
145
8
10
16%
Fraachini—
First
il*
8
t
1%
11%
12%
5%
N Y Investors Inc(t) d
Aires Line
23
Miller Wholesale
65
'
20
Miles Det Theatre..
Products
1%
Nor A W Stboat-100
24%
21%
10 d
(t) d
%
%
1%
20%
10c
Sugar. .10
Pet
(f)
17
New Nlquero SuglOO
New Stand Aircraft- d
N Y Air Brake
1 d
Midland Steel
n
j
Mid-0ont
20%
48%
20%
10
1%
115
48
64
13
5
35
Arizona Land—1 d
102
Michigan
25 d
67%
143 %
100
Wks.t d 22%
Brothers
3%
20%
102%
pref—
N6w Mexico A
—
100
Preferred
100
21
Metro-Gold Plot..27 d
Mex Eagle Oil
%
6 d
Mex Seaboard Oil—t d
11%
Mexican Petrol
100 d 101
12
6%% pref
100
38%
Ludlow Mfg Absui (t) d 101
Ludium Steel
t d
9%
20
$6 % cum conv pf ?
25"
N J Worsted
Preferred
.100
Metrop Pav Brick.t d
x
25 d
N J Zinc
96^
4J6
n
Locom
pf—100
30
B
105
100
Engl Grain
20
10
Lig X Myers Teb-26
Preferred
Departure
Mfg pref
New
Products
Preferred
100
Mich Steel Tube.(t)
10%
B
New
79
94
55%
30%
47%
3
20%
Lib McNeil & Llb-10 d
Warrant*
8
48
Libbey-Owens-Fordt d
Preferred.
28
76
J
75
14
Common
s
78
f
12%
Cord¬
9
age com
10 d
100
Preferred
100
1 j:
New Bradford Oil..5 d
72"
*
5
100
Bedford
19%
17%
Transportation (t) d
Stores com A
43
d
Preferred
6%% pref
Merck A Co pref.100
Common
95
Loew's Boston Th 25 d
24
3
89
warr.
Liberty Baking-
New Hav 01 com-25 d
New pf ser '28.100
Metrop Dairy Prod. d
Metropoi 5 to 50c
d
43%
138%
5%
3%
2%
.
t d
Newton Steel
f
2%
63%
49
_
L*rner Stores
Loose
t d
25
93%
12%
43%
7%
50 d
Class A
3%
22"
New
Com A
14%
68
Newport Co
70
Mesabi Iron
t d
Met Chain Stores(t) d
47
10
%6% cum pref
with purch war. f
Pf without warr (t) d
25
100
Merch A Mfrs Sec—
10
95
d
j
Lit
1
Preferred
1
100
Preferred
Lockheed Aircraft
9%
Preferred
—.
L;high Valley Coat?
6% cum conv pf50
Lehman Corp
(t) d
Lihn A Fink Prod..? d
1%
14%
62
Warrants
•5c Metal
d
d
14%
12%
100
....
63%
61
Insertype Corp
? d
Irving Air Chute, (?) d
Amer dep rets
Warrants
..
Lion Oil Refg
30%
Interstate Dept. Sta.? d
Pref with warr J 00
w.
rd "i%
'O RuD A Tire_
t
L.h Coal A Nav.(t) d
L vh Portl Cement 50 d
45
58
100
100
?ut Text Book
L
Link Belt Oo
10%
87
Common
2%
—
7%
30%
9%
7%
t d
47
100
107%
100
12
Inter Silver.
Cement
Lima
26%
Merchants A Miners
Lawrence Portland
Lindsay Light
117
23"
d
100
—? d
war)
20
126%
d
100
int Petrol
8
40%
1%
;.(t) d
100
Mengel Co
(t) d
7% cum pref—100
Mercantile Stores(t) d
"%
d
(t)
Common.
(t) d
Preferred 7% -100
Corp
25
Landay Bros
(t)
Landers, Frary &
Clark
25
L vne Bryant Inc com
Lanst Monotype 100
Newberry
75%
il"
7%
7o-100
(J J) Oo
Preferred
Locomotive Firebox? d
Loew'slnc
* d
Preferred
60 d
Ittt Harvester
d
43%
Preferred
10
138
luternafc'l Match—
Partic prer
35 d 54
Int Merch Mar.. 100 d
8%
Int Nickel
—
Shoe
Preferred
Merg Linotype., (t) d
r
15
com(t) d
Bros.—
Neisnar
5%
Merrimac Hat Co—
t d
50
(?) d
Pref ctfs of dep
Int Educational—
3
9
7
30
Int Cigar Mach
? d
Int Combust Eng..? d
Preferred
44"
21%
25
Woods
Pref without
123
(t) d
t d
(?)
Rub.
12%
29%
79%
28
d
100
Taland Steel
52"
12
pref..100
India Tire & Rub_(t) d
26%
30
Lamson A nubb'd
Common
Prior pref
21
Preferred
9%
10%
32
Lambert Co.
9%
45
25
10
-100
75%
common
30
Preferred
d
Nedick's Inc
Lackawanna Sec
100
25"
79
1 d
50
114%
L igo Oil & Trans..
Milling
d
28
100
Preferred
Nat Tea com
31
10
d
100
the
39
6% preferred—100
Mead Johnson A Cof d
L vclede
of
d
Preference A...50 d
McLelian Sts com(t) d
43
kUpp'h'mer (R}—_5 d
Preferred
42%
1st pf 6 %
26%
35%
28%
...
d
Nat Sugar Refg..
Nat Supply Oo—60 d
25
10
111
Kress
20
Imperial Tobacco
a
100
Lakey Fdy & Mach t
9
15
(I
d
t d
26%
.
Preferred
....
68
6%% pref—
Nat'l Transit-_12.50 d
Natomas Oo of Oal
common
100
Melville
Iresge (8 S) Co—
Corn (vot)
10 d
5
19
of Canada com..5 dr
a
33
Lake
100
Imperial Glass..100
Imperial Oil Ltd (f) d
Imperial Tobacco
6
100
14
1%
Preferred
Nat Shirt Sh com(t) d
Preferred 8%-100
d
Nat Steel
5
s!'A
100
Preferred
"%
17""
d
2
100
com
98%
Knox Hat com—(?) d
Ko backer Sts com(t) d
35"
80
Preferred
McKesson A Robb—
57%
100
Preferred
13
1%
(?) d
25 d
Illinois Pipg l
Com...
35
(?) d
Steel—.—60 d
(?) d
L»ke Sup Corp
109
Ctfs. of dep
3
40
Preferred
Kara tad t
35%
85
17
32
d
100
Ideal Cement
Iillnolg Brick
111 Pac Coast
Isotta
65
30
4
Huylers Inc
+
7% preferred.100
preferred
ullc
Hydraulic Pr Br 100
Br.
Pf without
29
2
52
com
Stores Co com..25 d
Maytag Oo
t d
1st $6 pref
(t) d
53 con cm pf„ (t) d
——
d
Nat Ref
14
6
25
com
^Preferred
Ingersoll-Rand
(f
May (The) Dept
Alkali .,50 d
18%
Preferred
100
114
M d
158
5%
59%
d
50
32%
Kresge Dept Stores ? d
B
52
1*
(f)
%
28
n
d
n
Cum pref
40
Masaey-Harrls
Maxweld Corp
Kinney (G R) Inc..t d
100
tvlnner Airplane A
12%
Martin-Parry Cor.f
McOallOorp
(t)
McOrory Sts (vot).t
Non vot cmclB.T
Pf(7%) (non-v) 100
McGraw-Hill Pub.t
McKeesport T PI (f)
Preferred
5
d
25 H
90
3
30
iji',,
Per share.
Marmon Motor O.
MarshallFieldA Co
Nat Paper A TypeNat Radiator com(t
n
King Royalty
Houdaille-Harshey
Jntercont
d
—? d
Common
60
.....
cum
pfd(f)
Bid.
Par.
Mathi'son
Kent Garage—
mio
Holland Furnace. _f d 27
Holly Sua Co
f d
Preferred
100
Horn A: HardartCN Y)
37%
Horn A Hard't (Philaj
155
7%
Oorp.(t) d
Kendall Co$6
40
Stock*.
Ask.
Per
27
12
Investing class A_ d.
HibernlaSecur pf 100
Hoe (R) A Oo ci A.t d
Hollander (A) ASon (f j d
Indus Accep
1%
1%
32%
Kim berly-ClarkCor p
fleld
New..
Howe Scale
6
67
Keliy-SpringfTire(t) d
6% cum pref
100
8% 2d pref...100
Keteoy Hayes Wh'l(t) d
Prior preferred 100
Heywood-Wake-
Class
3
100
Bid.
Par.
Share.
60
Kellogg Switch AS 10 d
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
r
u
Corp
It)
Davis Oo —i
Inc-1
Parmelee Trans-(f)
Pa the Each Inc--(T)
pref clase A-— (t}
Pock. Stow A Wile 26
Peerless-Egyptian
Park A Tilford
22
26
15
80
6%
2%
1
3
3
Port Gem com.
7% pref
J d
100
d
Pender(D)Groc'y AT d
Class B
t d
Peerless Mot Car_60
51
2%
20
5
Canadian price,
s Sale price,
t New
Bs-rights.
t Without par value.
*tock
98
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Stocks.
Bid.
Per
1
100
Penick A Ford
Preferred
Penney
(J
I
29%
32%
96
4%
2
Series A
pref—100
Penn Glass Sand pf.
Penn Salt Mfg—50
Penn Traffic
Penn-Mex Fuel
Pennroad Corp
11
40
31%
32%
90%
8%
5%
t
Riverside Silk Mills
ftoblnson (D wight P)
First preferredlOO
Rockwood
(t)
28
0%% cum pref.10
Pet Milk.
(t)
Pet Corp of Am..—
99%
12%
6%
Petroleum Convers'n
Petrol Derivatives.
11%
5%
deferred
12
13%
93
I
96
42
11
48%
5%
Phillips Petrol
t
Phoenix Hosiery—.5
7
Preferred
100
Photomaton Inc B__
Pick (Albert) pfww
Pierce-Arrow Mot
60
75
33
85
38
1%
3%
n
1%
80
7
Roostvelt Field
f
Roxy Theatre units.
1%
10H
Common
Preferred A.
2%
12%
1%
:
10
Royal Bak Pow
t
100
IP
65
d
Stores..(t
6% pref
10
7% pref
100
St Joseph Stk Yd 100
St Lawrence
Corp (t)
Pref cltuw A...60
St Lawrence Flour
Mills com
100
27%
27%
(Ohio)—25 d
8
9
29
38
70"
48'
91
Unit Paper Board 100
Unit Piece Dye com t d
221
Preferred
100
104
United Porto Rican
103
104
75
70
100
1
~5"
5
10
20
30
2
75
Preferred B—100
Stanley Co of Am (t)
Stanley Works—25 d 30
Starrett(L S) Oo_(+)
' 17
Starrett
79
1
i%
3
4
Cojpref._25 d
(+) d
25 d
31"
18
12
30
9
Preferred
U S Finishing
100
Preferred
U S Freight
100
8%
13 %
03%
20
65
St L Nat Stk Y..100
St L Rocky Mt 8c
Pacific Oo
100
8%
8
I
1%
1
Plg« Wlgg Corp—f
dn
5
&
Preferred
100
St Regis Pap, coic.t
28%
Salt Creek Con OHIO
8alt Creek Prod...JO
Savage Arms
(f)
100
,
(t) d
Pirelli Co of Italy
27 X
Am shs 500 lire—
30%
common
Pittsb Brewing
31%
73%
6
Preferred.
100
St Maurice Val Corn
10
Plllsbury Flour Mills
69%
Preferred
6
11%
11%
160
50
3
5
8%
9
Pitts Coal (Pa)-.100
Preferred
100
Pittsb Oil A Gae
5
Pittsb PI GlaBB
25
15%
30
Savan'h Bug com... f
Preferred
200
Saxet Co
lb*
32
11
55
61
13%
i*
64"
69
85
90
8a v RIv Lum pf.100
50
4n
Preferred
62%
Schiff Co
Pitts Screw &Bolt(t)
Pittsb Steel pref. 100
Pittsburgh Steel Fdy
corn
(t)
Preferred
Schuite Retail St
t
Preferred
109
Schulte United..(t)
Preferred
100
Jcotten-Dlllon Oo 10
17
lOt
Pittsb Term CoallOO
2%
Preferred
100
Pitts United Corp 25
7% convpf
Pitts ton Co
20
4%
74%
14%
100
M
+
..25
Scullln Steel
Seograve Corp
lears. Roebuck A
(Segal Lock & H'ware
Class B
6%
7%
100
Porto Ric A Tob—
Class A
(t) d
Class B
(t)
Prairie Oil A Gati .25 d
Selberllng Rubb
f
Preferred
100
Sellers (G I) A Song
Co pref
100
Servel Co
10%
11
v t c..(t) d
Preferred v t c.100
Shaffer Stores com..
3%
3%
8%
Prairie Pipe L
25 dx 17%
Pratt & Lambert-._t d 38
395*
83.50 conv pref. f
Shattuck (Frank G)f
27
30
__
30
Sheffield Steel
(f)
Shell 7'ransp & Yi XI
Shell Union Oil
t
Pressed Steel Car
Preferred
Price Bros
il*
(t) d
100
100
r
Preferred
100
Proc 8c Gamble— (t) d 59%
8 % Preferred..100
170
6% pref
100
107%
Prod A Bef Corp.50 d
2%
Preferred
50
„
Publication Corp (t) d
First pref
100
Pullman Inc
(tj d
Pant* Alegre Sag.50
6%
60%
180
108
2%
W*
%
Otfs of deposit-60
5%
03%
67
74
Parity Bakeries—(t)
80 cum pref...(f)
28%
28%
10 d
6%
(t) d 125%
117
100
Radie-Ketth-Orph .1 d 12%
Real Silk
Hosiery M (vot)10
d
13
Prof (voting)—100
dx 19%
Recce
IP
67
d
Pyrene Mfg.
Quaker Oats
Preferred
Raybestog-Manhat
Button-Hole
Machine
10
Reece Fold Mach. 10
Reeves (Daniel) Inc
15
1
~7
128
118
12%
1st pref (Ohio) 100
Reliance Mfg (Ohio) +
Remington Arms
t
8%
n
77
24%
20%
88
65
75
51
100
joo
10
&*
65
~6
6%
6
28%
7%
0%
t
&*
70
71
B common
.10
Bice Stlx Dry Gds f
1st pref
100
2nd pref
100
47%
5%
80%
70
47%
49%
12%
7
.
8
25 d
1%
vl%
d
1%
1%
%
2%
d
4
4%
21%
1%
d
Richmond Rad— (f)
Preferred
50
Rio Grande Oil.^(t)
Bitter Dental Mfg. f
—
d
d
d
19%
1
Symington Co
pf.100
Co pref
100
Sinclair Cons OiJL.t
Preferred
100
(t)
26
7
55
2
Exp. .100
7
8
11
11%
56
60 i
18%
19
20
24"
10
6
i
4
5\)
31
35 1
50
52%
106
26
18
23
3%
3%
4
Preferred
S'west Pa P L
109
.60
70
11%
5%
11%
75
79%
249%
3%
4
4
4%
12
30
4
6
23
28
a»
5
60
85
95
100
6
15
5
1
2
3
4
11
12
!
25"
%
13%
9%
110
40
28
Spang Ohalf rt & Oo t
6% cum pref. .100
Sparks-With"g6*n Oo
15
25
Spencer Kellogg, (t)
Spicer Mfg Oo
(t)
$3 cum conv pref f
Realty A Imp
3
4
•
80
6%
2%
48M
13%
&
4%
3
d 101
J*
U S Sm Ref A Ml.u.50 d
15%
24"
10 ?
15
22 s!
7 .v
Technicolor Inc__(t)
Telaut'g'ph Corp— t d
6
18 ^
35 "
17
33
Tex Pac Coal&OU.lO d
Texas Gulf Sulph (t) d
3..
35%
41%
Textile Banking
d
ThatcherMf*(vot)(t) d
Oonr pref
(t) d
Thayer-Foss pref 100
Thermoid Co
(t) d
7% cum pref. .100 d
Tbompson-Starret. t d
tt% pref
(f) d
Thompson (J R)__25 d
19
Asen Oil
Preferred
50
U 8 Stamping
25
20
Todd
Shipyards
t
Torrington Co... (f)
Trans Air Transp. t
5
37%
2
10%
8
37%
2%
11%
7%
cum
pref..100
(t) d
25 d
t d
7% prior pref. 100
6% Part pref. .100
0
%
5%
34*
6
Furnace pref—100
Truacon Steel
If; d
Tubize Chat pref B.
13%
14;|
li"
Underwood Elliott
Fisher...
(f) d
11%
45%
46%
Union Carb & Carb t d
Union Cigar..
Glass A
2n,c'n°» of Calif .25
80 OmlOi)
Tank Car. (t)
92
120
6
9
46
%
125
7
10%
46%
16%
15
102
warr.50
(t)
rrZ^conv pref.100
United Business
4%
5%
10
31%
%
1%
60
68
8%
30%
9%
32%
70
45
8% pref
Walgreen Oo
com
6%%
cum
d
12
3
14%
18
5%
23%
17%
20"
93
10
(t) d
23%
95"
d
pf .100
Oorp——t
d
Waltham WatchB (t) d
Prior pref——.100
Preferred
100
Walworth
Oo...(t) d
Ward Baking Corj?—
Corn Class A—
t d
Com Class B
t d
Preferred
100
Warner Aircraft- (t)
Warner Bros Pict—
Common
t d
Preferred
t d
20
Oo
Conv
...(f)
pref.^
Wanhburn
it*
12
19
36
36%
114%
117
6%
8
75
9
21
80
38
5%
10
5%
11
3%
33
35
1%
6%
17
Washington
1%
19%
(t)
25
20
Wire
OH..10
57 preferred —100
53
5
Warner-Quinlan
Webster Elsenlohr 25
26%
7%
5
55*
WelchGrape Juice(t)
41
Preferred
100
Wesson Oil & Snow ¬
drift v t c
(t) d
99
$4 conv pref—..j d
Western Air Express d
19%
52%
West Auto Supply—
t d
100
vte
t d
14"
Common A
(t) d
18%
14%
flPurch.w aiao pays accruea uiv.
d Price per share, not per cent,
k Last sale,
n Nominal,
r Canadian price,
s Sale price,
i New
uEz-cash and stock dividend,
v Ex-stock dividend,
w Ex-100 % stock dividend,
x Ex-dividend,
v Ex-rights,
d Without parvalue.
96
108
(+)
niWarren Fdy A PIpet
105
21
'
Bosch, (t)
Biscuit—•
5
50
26%
20
Warren Bros—— -f
1st pref new
(t)
Hi
Unit Aire & Trans, t
27%
Walker Dish wash w
9%
Trumbull-Ollffg
Preferred
100
Unexcelled Mfg
Corp... (f)
65%
29
14
15 d
100
105%
Wagner Elec
40
32
Un B & P
37
44
35
6
~7%
%
14%
41%
Preferred
100
95%
Wabasso Cotton. (t> dr 10
Class B
—(f) d
Waldorf System
+ d
7%
20
60
Va Iron O A O—100
Preferred
.100
Vulcan DetinnSnglOO
45
6%
9%
14%
10%
Van Camp Milk Oo
44
Products—(f)
Trent Process
Trlco
Publishers
Preferred
United Carbon
d
Preferred
9
3
104
Vanadium Oorit__.t d
W aitt&Bondlnc A
%
18%
35
14
"5%
t
of Am com
d
Va-Oaro Ohem—
Common
15
~7%
Transamerica Corp. d
Transue & Williams
United
7%
22
i°5c*
x
7% preferred. .100
Valley Mould A Iron
common
(t)
Warrants
Union Tob com..
o8»
Vadsco Sales Corp
Common
(f) d
j
Vot trust ctfs
rT^ef
Unit Amer
Preferred
100
Utah-Idaho Sugar_6
Vacuum Oil
25
10
d
„Class A.....
8%
28%
Preferred
105
100
Unlvers Pic 1st pflOO d 30
Univ Pipe A Bad—t d
1%
i*
55
Tobacco Prod... .(t) rf
—
Prod... .(t)
Class A
(t) d
Dividend ctfs A .10
Dividend ctfs O..
Tob Prod
Expts
f
(t) d
_t d
1st preferred ..100
Venezuelan Petrol-h d
23. ?
40
TImken Roll Bear.t d
Tobacco & Allied
En
Sn,St
Union
12
137
100
Van Camp Pkg
Preferred
Van Raalte Co
27
9%
4%
t d
Forging
4
45
100
Preferred
37%
82%
4%
4%
1 d
300
T/
gx
12
35%
Thompson Prod A.t d
w
7
U 8 Steel Corp.. 100 d
90%
Preferred
138%
100
U S Stores com A (tl d
4%
Univ Leaf Tob
5
Tide
10
100
lstpref 7%...100 z
t d
t
6%
66%
12%
10%
25%
1
Preferred
Ulen & Co common. d
9%
115
Pref
U S Rubber...—(t) d
1st preferred..100
U S Shoe com
t d
1
Preferred
Truax-Traer Ooal(t)
4%
7%
J
13%
7%
2%
31
U 8 Tobacco-
Steel
103
31
(f)
89
_
25
Spear & Oo.
1st pref
33
32
sf
113
f
f
..,1ft0
2..
12%
25%
^
7%
82%
d
U 8 Playing Card. 10 d
U 8 Print 8c Litho—
Common
(f) d
Preferred
50
US
d
98
34
8tock
SpaIding(AG)ABr(t)
Common
3
16
34
85
com.
59%
80
pf_100
Pipe & Foundry
Common .—...20 d
36
35
11
Pref (non-vot) 100
%
12%
9%
cum pr
Part conv A cl A (t)
32
Timken-Det Axle. 10 d
60
2%
Southern States Oil.
South Penn Oil
25
So Porto RicoSug (t)
_
1
Preferred
Tide Water OJ!
Southern Air Transp dn 3
South Dairies A
12%
-f d
Class R
A
Class R
(d)
Southern Pipe L
Southern St* cl A_.f
0 units
15
31%
94%
30%
%
Tennessee Prod pref.
Texas Oorporation25 d
10
Soivay Amer Inv—
Pref with warr.100
7%
22%
Preferred—100
J*
10
Southeast
17
112
2
75
"8%
48
120
6% preferred —(t)
26
U 8 Hoff
Machln'yf d
U S Ind Alcohol,
(t)
U 8 Leather v t c.(t) d
14
d
Iron & Steel
49
31%
1%
20 d 34%
130
100
f d
Preferred
Taylor Milling
Taylor-Wharton
8
50
6%
Solar Refining
Solid Carbonic
U 8 Glass
U S Gypsum
Taggart Co
50
Smith (A O) Corp(f) d 112
Smyth Mfg Oo
80
25
Snidor Pack
1%
..(f)
rcom.
i
t d
25 d
Tayior-Oolqultt Oo t d
49%
5%
(f) d
Simmons Co
1
SSrnras Petrol Oo.lO
Slinon (Franklin) A
16%
t d
A
1%
160
110
(t) d
Preferred
s
6%
25 d
15 d
Internat'l
30%
Syracuse Wash Mach
1st preferred..100
BIchfleld Oil of Call?
Common
...
cum cv
...
28%
7% cum pref
100
Reynolds Met—.(1)
Reynolds Spring.
t
Reynolds Tob—10
Pref
7%
Southern Ice UtHA(t)
11
(t)
Preferred.
loo
Revere Obp & Br
t
Class A
Common v t c
1 d
Silver (Isaac) & Bros
d
d
Swan & Finch OI1.26 d
Sweets Oo of Am_50
Common B
15%
1%
83
Republic Steel
Theatre, (f)
Gel Corp—
d
d
(f) d
"4%
11
100
2d pref
Reo Motor Oar
Vot tr ctfs.
Shippers Car Line A.
20"
Superior Steel.—100
Swallow Airplane
Swift & Co..
5
12
U S
PortlCemA(+j d
Common B
28 &
S% prefaA. ..100
105%
Sher-wms Oaa..(t) dr 22
Preferred.. ...100
120
common
Super
Swift
22
Sloss-Sheff 8 A 1.100
Preferred..
.100
Smith (LG1& Corona
.100
0%
18%
47%
13%
09%
20%
13
com., t
%
248
1
pref
5%% conv pf_100
Sherw-William® ..25
Typewr
72
%
Singer Mfg
100
Singer Mfg Ltd.—$1
Skeily Oil
25
6% cum pref. .100
Sky Specialties
100
2d pref
.
Silica
32
Pure Oil Co
25 d
0% preferred—100
8% preferred—ICG
d
Sharon Steel Hp. (t)
Sharp 8c Dohme
t
Shu wort
31%
%
54
23
t
^referred
2
Poor A Oo class B. (t)
Port Alfred P & P..
5%
Jk*
40
5
Preferred
110
100
Stut* Motor Car
1 d 22
Sugar Estates
Orientepref
100
Sullivan Mach'y-(t)
Sun OH com
cf)
0% cum pref..100
Superheater Co—1
Superior Oil
t
Glass
Oo common
3
8%
W*
73
(f)
f
15%
77 K
110
Poole Eng & Mach A
7% pref.
Scott Paper
Scovlll Mfg
65
(f)
Plimpton Mfg ColOO
Plymouth Cord .100
8
63
com__"_Tn
7% preferred..100
(f) d
Strawbrldge & Cloth
0% preferred—100
7%. preferred
Stromberg-Carls Tel d
Studebaker Corp
t d
Stone 8c Webster
Preferred
100
U S Dairy Prod A. (t) d
Common B
(f) d
U S Dlstrlb—
t d
26
100
Preferred
13%
26%
29%
3
25
533
23
Sugar com
(t)
Preferred
(f)
Untd Profit 8har.(i
Preferred
1„
Untd Publish pf 100
Untd Sh Mach Oo25 d
Preferred
25 d
United Stores com.t d
27
Stinnes(Hugo)Corpf d
d
t
24
Stew-Warn Speed.10 d
Stlx Baer 8c Fuller (t)
Preferred
United Fruit
Preferred
100
U 8 Envelope—100
80
Gomjp_. 100
_
U 8 Bobb & Shut.100
...
Steel Oo of Can., ( t) dr 26%
Preferred
25 dr
Stetson (J B)
Preferred
16%
10
-
t d
100
&
42
103%
Preferred A—100
90
105
Un Eng 8c Fdy
11
Stan Text Prod—109
51
21
JP*
52
Div ctf—See Tob Prod.
United Dyewood.100
3
Preferred
100
46
United El Coal y t c t d
4%
33%
Stand Tank Oar—f
Preferred
100
35%
34
101
pf—100
Stand Oil Expt pf 100
Standard Screw. 100
Preferred A—100
25
if*
124
3
Per
United Cigar Stores
of America
„(t) d
0% pref.
100
18*
40
85
100
Preferred
7
33
100
Pierce Petrol
1st
d
Stand Oil of N Y—25 d
Stand Oil
Bid.
Par
16%
23%
StLCarqo7%Pf100
8t L Cot
n
f
Preferred
Pierce Oil Corp
„
J—25
Stocks.
If*
35"
Corp
Rem t'n Rand
1st pref
Stand Oil of N
New 5%
43
101
Rubol Ice & Coal
Preferred
Ruberoid Co....100
Rumidor Corp com t
Preferred
Spiegel-May-Stern.t
6%
Splitdorf-Beth El
d
2
Standard Brands (t) d
151
$7 pref ser A.. -t d 120%.
Stand Com Tob
t
2%
Stand Oil (Oal)..(t) d 34
Stand Oil (Ind)—25 d
21
Stand Oil (Kan)—25 d
9,.
12
3%
Safeway
7%
14%
Ask.
Per share.
Stand Oil (Ky)—.10 d
Stand Oil (Neb)..25 d
"4
Preferred
Royal Dutch Oo N Y
6%
12
65
100
Preferred
101
15
39%
6%
Preferred
Car
I
Safety Oar H & L100
with warrants....
Phlla Insul Wire—
Phil A Read O & I
Phillip-Jones Ooi
30%
"9
Phelps-Dodge
25
Phlla Dairy pref
(t)
Bid.
Par
__
100
Rogers Peetcom.100
Rolls-Royce Am
70"
12%
_
Co
Preferred
Stocks.
Ask.
share.
10
.
Peoples Drug Stores
Common
Per
Rocky Mt Fuel—100
o
l\*
2%
2
Bid.
Par
Oo
O)
Common
0% cumcl ApflOO
Penn Coal A Coke 50
Pa-Dixie Cement... t
Stocks.
Ask.
share.
stock.
99
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Stocks.
Bid.
Par
West Dairy Prsd At
Class B v 4 c._(t)
W't'n Md Dy Co (t)
Prior pref_
50
Preferred
(t)
Westing Air Br'ke(t)
West'hse SI A Mf.oO
1st preferred
50
Westland Oil
(t)
Weston El Inatru
t
t
W Va Pulp & Pap—t
Glass
A
Preferred
Wheatsworth pref—
Wheel Steel Corp 100
Preferred A...100
Preferred B
100
White Motor
60 d
White Mot Sec pf100
16
White Sew Mach (t.» d
Preferred
..(t) d
White Rk Mln Spgst d
~2%
99
98 X
21X
59
94
21
35
30
100
18^
228
5s
6s
5s
6s
6s
1933...MAN
MAN
is 1964 opt 1934
MAN
is 1965 opt 1935
AAO
s—5s 1953 opt 1933—MAS
1954 opt 1934.
1963 opt 1933
AAO
1966 opt 1935
JAJ
1966 opt 1936
JAJ
1966 opt 1936
-AAO
-
5Xs 1951 opt 1931
MAN
Dayton-Agric 5s '54 opt '34—JAJ
Denver—6s 1954 opt 1934—JAD
5s 1956 opt 1935
FAA
5s 1956 opt 1936
FAA
5Xs Nov 1951
opt 1931—MAN
Oolo-Wyo 5s '53 opt '33-AAO
Des Moines—5s '52 opt '32-MAN
6s May 1953 opt 1933—.MAN
5s 1963 opt 1933MAN
6 He Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN
First Carollnas—5a 52 opt'32M AN
5s 1954 opt 1934
AAO
5s 1955 opt 1936
JAJ
5s Feb 1956 opt 1936
FAA
5s June 1956 opt 1936
JAD
First of Ohey—5s 62 opt *32 MAN
First of Clev—5s'53 opt *33-MAN
k
lstofFtWayne5J4s'31qpt'51MAN
6s Nov 1953 opt 1933—-MAN
(s May 1957 opt 1937-MAN
Jb Nov 1957 opt 1937—MAN
First of Minn—5s '61 opt'31 MAN
6s 1952 opt 1927
MAN
6s 1952 opt 1932.
MAN
5s 1953 opt 1933——MAN
6Xb 1951 opt 1931
-MAN
First of Montgomery 5s *54 opt '34
5s 1966 opt 1936
AAO
5s Apr 1967 opt 1937
AAO
6s Dec 1967 opt 1937
JAD
First New Orl 6s '44 opt '34MAN
First Texas—5s '42 opt '32-MAN
5s 1943 opt 1933
MAN
5s 1965 opt 1935
-MAS
5s 1966 opt 1936
4%
100
AAO
Wilson & Co
t
Class A
IX
A Mach
—
....
15
49 X
Wright Aeronaut'l-t
Wrlgiey (Wm) Jr.,t
Wurlitier (Rudolph)
43
503
7%
Bid.
49
46
49
46
49
52
55
52
55
52
55
55
50
42
55
55
87
87
90
89 X
92
44
46
•46
44
47
6s 1954 opt 1934
44
47
40X
45
6s 1955 opt 1935
4Xs Mar 1958 opt
49
53
45 X
48
45 X
45X
42
42
40
40
40
66 X
66X
66X
66X
65 X
66 X
66 X
64
73
73
73
V
/
4%b 1956
68X
68 X
68
76
75
76
76
79
73
76X
44
47
89
94
74
74
65
65
86
56
56
58
93
87
84,
87
28X
28X
28 X
28X
28X
30X
30X
30X
30X
30X
55
59
55
59
55
59
55
59
59
63
60
63
60
63
60
63
60
63
61
61
58
61
58
88
61
81
93
85
58
62
86
90
100
55X
55X
55X
55X
55X
55X
58
60
65
65
60
opt 1933
5s*55
MAN
opt '35-MAN
6s 1953 opt 1933
5s 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
—JAJ
6s 1956 opt 1936
MAN
N Y A Pa—5s '53 opt *33—JAJ
N Y A N J 5s 1953 opt '33-JAD
5a 1954 opt 1934
MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935
JAD
5s 1956 opt 1936—
J&D
No Caro—5s *53 opt '33—MAS
5s 1952 opt 1932—
—MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935
..FAA
6s 1956 opt 1936—
MAS
5s Apr 1957 opt 1937—AAO
—lio—5s 1952 opt 1933—MAN /
Ohlo-Penna 5s 1954 opt 1934 JAJ
6s Jan 1968 opt 1938.—..JAJ
Oregon-Wash 5s '52 opt }2 MAN
H Oct 1953 optH933— .A&O
58
58
58
58
58
|
60
65
90
93
Lafayette—5s 1953 opt '33-MAN
84
4Xb Nov 1957 opt 1937-MAN
Liberty Gent—6s *52 op '32-MAN / 55X
5s 1953 opt 1933
MAN / 55X
76
Lincoln—5s 1951 opt 1931-MAN
76
5s 1943 opt 1928
MAN
-76
5s 1942 opt 1927—
-MAN
66
4Xs 1965 opt 1935JAJ
66
4Xa 1966 opt 1936
JAJ
66
4Xa 1967 opt 1937
JAJ
85
5Xs Nov 1951 opt 1931-MAN
58
Louisville—5s 1952 opt 1932MAN
6s Nov 1953
62
96
/
/
/
/
/
/
5s 1956 opt 1938—
JAD
6s Apr 1957 opt 1937
AAO
Minneapolis Trust—
5s Nov 1952 opt 1932
MAN
Mtolssippl 5s '55 opt '35—FAA
5Xs No.v 1951 opt '31
MAN
New York 5s '52 opt '32—JAJ
93
59
93
42 X
90
59
90
Maryland-Va
84
90
35
49
68
98
68
58
Iowa 4X8 1955 opt 1935
42 X
64
78
78
68
1938-MAS
opt 1936
MAN
39
73
96
62
45 X
42X
76 X
100
50
40
47
39
92
97
58
47
42 X
42 X
92
92
58
44
39
39
98
45
44,,
39
98
-—-JAD
MAN
AAO
48
4Ha 1956 opt 1936
FAA
48
6s Nov 1951 opt 1931
MAN
46
Kansas City—5s *52 op '32.MAN
46
5s 1953 opt 1923
-MAN
43
5s 1954 opt 1934
-FAA
43
6s 1964 opt 1934
MAN
43
5s 1964 opt 1934
.MAN
68X
4X8 1965 opt 1935
-AAO
68X Kentucky—5s52 opt *32—MAN
68 X
5s 1954 opt 1934
-JAJ
68X
5s Jan 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
68 X
—
.40%
90
(unstpd.).
ATube
d
104
15
45
40
64
Ctfs. dep. (blue)—
Black stud stock.
Preferred
100
Zenith Radio
(t) d
35"
70X
Zonite Products—- d
12
.
165
97
89
5s 1968 opt 1938
——
Illinois—5s 1952 opt 1932-MAN
4Xs Nov 1955 opt 1935-MAN
Ill-Midwest—5s *53 op '33-AAO
44
d
Drug units
97
Young (J S) Co—100
Preferred
102
100
Young (L A) Spring
A Wire
(t) d 14
Youngstown Sheet
70
92
94 X
89
5s Sept 1954 opt 1934
MAS
5s Feb 1957 opt 1937
-FAA
Fletcher 4Xs 1954 opt 1934 MAN
opt 1933
MAN
55
6%a Nov 1951 opt 1931-MAN
55
Fremont—5s 1953 opt '33-JAD
36
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
36
4Ha 1965 opt 1935
JAD
36
4Xs 1966 opt 1936
AAO
36
5Xb Nov 1951 opt 1931-MAN
53 X Greensboro(NO)5s 53 op'33 AAO
45
5s Dec 1955 opt 1935
JAD
60
Greenbrier 5s 1964 opt 1934. AAO
60
6s 1965 opt 1935
-JAJ
90
5s 1957 opt 1937
MAS
32
32
39%
59%
88
94 X
6s Nov 1953
52
92
Bid.
Bonds and Stocks.
87
58
58
79
79
79
69
69
69
Portland. Ore—5s*63op'33 JAJ
6s 1954 opt 1934
MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAN
5s 1966 opt 1936
-—JAJ
Los Angeles—5s '53 opt *33 JAJ
5s Mar 1957 opt 1937—MAS
San Fran—5s *53 opt '33—-JAJ
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934—MAS
5s
Sept 1957 opt 1937—MAS
63 op '33 JAJ
opt 1936—-JAJ
Pennsylvania 5s '53 opt '33-MAN
5s Feb 1955 opt 1935
FAA
5s 1966 opt 1936
AAO
Salt Lake C—5s
6s 1952 opt 1932
5s 1943 opt 1928
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934
5s 1955 opt 1935
opt 1936
JAJ
opt '31 MAN
May 1953 opt *33.—-MAN
MAN
MAN
JAJ
5s 1957 opt 1937
-JAJ
5s Mar 1958 opt '38
MAS
Shenandoah Val5s 45 op *35 JAD
5s 1953 opt 1933
6s 1954 opt 1934
5s 1956 opt 1936
So Minn 6Xs *51 opt '31—MAN
5a May 1953 opt 1933
MAN
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
6s 1964 opt 1934
MAN
Southwest (Little Rock. Ark.)—
5s May 1956 opt 1936 —MAN
5a May 1957 opt 1937—MAN
Tennessee 5Xs 1051 opt '31MAN
5s Aug 1955 opt
83
87
92
96
58
61
62
56
65)
53
56
80
80
66X
66X
66 X
66 X
66X
66X
Union (Det) 5s *54 opt '34—MAN
6s May 1955 opt 1935—MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
5s 1957 opt 1937—
JAJ
4Xa 1955opt 1935
JAJ
69
40
40
40
40
40
34
77
77
77
tj
77
77
77
77
64
29
29
29
29
48
48
63
60
72
72
72
72
69
69
JAJ
69
MAN
1934—MAN
-FAA
VIrglnla-Caro 5s *53 opt '33-MAN
6s Aug 1954 opt 1934
FAA
5s May 1957 opt 1937—MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936-FAA
Virginia—5s '53 opt *33—MAN
opt 1931-MAN
JAJ
1933-FAA
J&D
5s 1955 opt 1935
Wichita—5s 1953 opt
5s 1952 opt 1932
58
77
69
69
69
JAJ
4Xb 1956 opt 1936
4Xa 1957 opt 1937—
Union Loulsvlfie, Ky
5s Nov 1 1951
77
77
77
58
58.
58
59
59
59
59
64 X
64 X
64X
55%
55X
58
56
FAA
1935
5s 1957 opt 1937
62
MAS
5s
62
87
87
JAD
MAS
San Antonio 6Xs '51
90
58
MAN
4Xa 1956
5s 1952 opt 1932
5s Nov 1954 opt
83
83
80
80
5s July 1956
5s 1967 opt 1937
MAS
Potomac 5s 1954 opt 1934—JAD
5s 1956 opt 1936
JAD
5s 1957 opt 1937
FAA
6s Jan 1958 opt 1938——-JAJ
St Louis—5s 1953 opt '33—JAD
STOCKS
56
57
58
Atlantic
60
Chicago...
57
60
Dallas
57
60
Par.
Atlanta
60
57
100
-——
———100
2
100
———100
100
20
25
57
60
Denver
Des Moines
44
48
First Carollnas
44
48
Freemont
44
48
44
48
Kentucky
44
48
17
76
76
Lincoln
50X
50 X
St Louis
11
74
74
48
48
Kansas City
100
2
2
20
....——.100
-100
North Carolina
Oregon- Washington
24
—
—
Potomac.—
Virginia
6
—
100
100
San Antonio.
South Minnesota
—
;
5
50
90
"2X
91X
Ask.
93
6H
60
17
85
4%b 1955 opt 1935—---MAN
4Xb Nov 1957 opt 1937-MAN
52
32
OX
55
54
89
4%a Feb 1958 opt 1938—FAA
4%b Dec 1955 opt 1935-AAO
4Xs July 1954 opt 1934—JAJ
First Trust of Dallas—
63
32
22X
Pacific Coast Jt Stk Land Bk—
60
52
mi
87
First Trust of Chicago—
46
46
49
28
66
d
100
preferred-100
Bonds.
Ask.
68
68
23
100 d
Common
64
64
15
21
share
37"" Young (Edwin H)
Preferred A... 100
Preferred B
100
26
4
Yale A Towne
25 d
Yellow Taxi (NY)
Yellow
Truck
A
Coach Mfg clB.10 d
Preferred
100
m
23 X
21X
Ask
Per
Par
share
_f
Preferred
100
Wolverine Portl O 10
Woods Mfg
100
.Preferred
100
Woodward Iron. 100
Preferred
100
Woolw'th (F W)._10 d
Worcester Salt- 100
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask
Per
Worthington Pump
Willys-Overland--25 d
Bid.
4Kb 1965 opt 1935
JAJ
1957 opt *37
4%b Feb 1957 opt *37
FAA
5s Feb 1953 opt 1933—FAA
5s Dec 1953 opt 1933
JAD
California—6s 1951 opt 1931-M AN
5s July 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
5Hs Nov 1951 opt 1931-MAN
Central 111—5s '53 opt *33—JAD
5s July 1 1953 opt 1933—JAJ
Central Iowa—5s '63 opt '33-AAO
5s May 1 1942 opt 1927-MAN
4Xs Nov 1 *52 opt'82—.MAN
Chicago Joint 5Xs *51 opt'SIM AN
5s 1951 opt 1931
MAN
5s 1952 opt 1932
MAN
5s 1963 opt 1933
MAN
4Mb 1952 opt 1932.1
MAN
Ts 1963 opt 1933
MAN
opt 1932
52" ~
22""
Burlington 4Xs
1952
40
108
96
100
Bonds.
is
3X
6X
200
49
Wilcox & Gibbs
60 d
Wilcox
(H F)
Oil
& Gas
(t) d
Wilcox-Rich Corp—
Class A
(t) d
Class B
(t) d
Preferred
18""
5
39
103
Bid.
Par
d
Whittelsey Mfg
18""
33
Agricultural—5s '53 op '33-MAN
5s Nov 1952 opt 1932... MAN
Arkansas 5s 1952 opt 1932.MAN
Atlanta—5s 1952 opt 1932.. J AD
5s 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
5b 1955 opt 1935
MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
MAS
Atlantio—5s 1963 opt 1933-MAS
5s 1952 opt 1932.
MAS
5s 1954 opt 1934
JAJ
5s 1955 opt 1935-.—
JAD
5s 1957 opt 1937
MAS
5s 1953 opt 1933
MAS
Bankers—5b *53 opt *28
JAJ
5s May 1952 opt 1932...MAN
5s Nov 1953 opt
First pref
100
Second pref
100
Whitman W m pf_ 100
22
92
share
16X
108
21X
5H
20%
5%
100
Westvaco Chlorine
Products.
t
Wextark Radio Sta.t
Per
Par
share
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Per
65
%
ii
In
we give bid and asked quotations wherever they can be obtained.
The custom
the basis of the return they yield per annum.
Therefore in most cases it will be found that instead of actual
reporting below prices for State and municipal securities,
municipal securities
however, is to quote
on
interest rate at which business in the bonds is being done.
yield the purchaser or seller 4.35% per annum to the maturity
varies according to the maturity—the shorter maturities yield¬
prices we have inserted in the column headed "To Net" certain figures to indicate the
Thus 4.35%
of the issue.
means
that the particular security
be bought
can
or
sold at
a
price that will
Where two figures appear, as for instance "4.25% to 4.35%," therate of return
ing the lowest rate, and the longer maturities yielding the highest
return.
/'
.
municipal bonds the custom has always been to quote them "and interest."
That is, the accrued interest must in all cases be added
few which form exceptions to the rule—that is, where the prices given are flat prices, the accrued interest having been taken into
In State and
There
on.
very
are a
These
account in making them.
are
indicated by
a
special mark, thus (/).
Yield Basis
UNITED STATES—See also pa
Ask.
«e
4&%
Bid.
Bonds.
Road 1935
68 Road 1951
5s
104*»3i 10426JJ
113«ji 113I4*i
1094n
109
107
102,0*i
1022°3*
102"3»
102 H
100H
100 H
107 43*
102«3i
4Hs 1958 opt 1938-M&N
68 1941 opt 1931—M&N
*
Hs 1933 opt 1932 -J&D
1942 opt 1932-M&N
4 Ha 1943 opt 1933—J&J
4Hs 1953 opt 1933
J&J
]b 1955 opt 1935—J&J
is 1956 opt 1936
J&J
is 1953 opt 1933
J&J
is 1954 opt 1934—J&J
5s Jan 1 1954 opt 1934—J&J
5s W W 1932-1950
J&J 6
Phoonix
Un
H
88
88
J&J
4Ha W Mar 10 *38—M&S10
89
95
4Hs Highway 1938-48
J&D 6 4.80
4Ha Highway '38-'58
M&N 6 4.80
4Hs Pens Notes 1931-'51 A&O
4Ha Highway 1935-65
J&J
94
5a 1936-1962
101H
96
Hot Springs 4Ha
97
4Ha Fund
97
4%
to 4%
to 4%2
6 4.05
3.90
104H
104 H
J&J
J&J
Brentwood Irrig. District 6s
Citrus Heights Irrig Dlst 6s
Consol Irrig Dist 5Ha
East Bay Mun Util Dist—
5s 1935-1974—
J&J
Fresno Irrig Dist 6s
Imperial Irrig Dist 6s '38-J&J
Berkley 5a 1942-1951
5s School 1932-1955
3.50%
to 4%
to 3.90
to 3.90
to 4%
is 1933-1936
4.10%
o
4.20
4.15%
6
4%
to 4.10
1937-1960
4.05%
A&O
Pub Imp 1931-1937
Sewers Sept 20 *41—M&S
Gadsden 6% Impt 1933-38
5a Schools 1931-40
Huntsville 6s Funding 1942—
6s Pub Imp 1936-1938
Jefferson County—
4Ha Ot H'se 1934-43-M&N 6 3.80
4Hs Ref 1934-1961—A&O 6 3.80
Mad son Co 5s Refunding 1940
3.55
3.50
2%
to 3.80
to
92
4.80
4.80
4.80
_
4.80
4.80
n
70
&
6
6
6
&
8 D No 151931-1947—J&D 6
Durango 4Hs 1944
M&S 6
MoffatTunImpD6Hs44-68J&J b
to
4%
to 3.90
%
to 3.90 %
3.90
to 3.50 %
6
2%
to
Per £20.
%
4%
4%
6 2.25
6 2%
to 4.05
6 2.25
to 4.20
6
to 3.25
2%
to 4.10
6 3.50
to 4.20
62%
to
6 3.25
6 2.25
to
%
%
%
%
%
3%
to 4.15
%
4%
10
5.35
6.50
6
2%
2%
6 2%
6
6
2%
6 2.25
6 2.25
6 2%
6 2%
6
2%
11
?5%
y
%
3.95
4Ha Sew & Dr 1931-34-J&J 6 2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
4H® Wh & Har *32-'52-J&J
4Hb Water 1931-1964
3H» g July 1 1931-44—J&J
SanD"
----)leguito Irr Dist 6s—.
Sale price,
3.90%
to. 3.90 %
3.90 3.75%
to 3.25
2%
3.50 to 3.70
3.90 to 3.70
3-50 to 3.80
to 3.80
2%
4.50 4.25%
4,So 4.75%
J&J / 70
J&J / 70
75
70
1964-1973
J&J2 6 4.50
75
2.75
4.20%
3.15
A&O
4Hs 1934-1952
(T) 4H*'32-'50.J&D
Bridgeport 4Hs 1931-65-J&J
4 Ha High Sch 1932-63-J&J
•4Hs Sewer 1932-46—A&O
4Ha 1931-1957
..A&O
•4s 1932-1968
F&A
3Ha Improvt 1931-41-J&J
•5s Construct 1931-49 J&D
Bristol 4 Ha Water 1939.. J&J
♦5a July 1 1931-55
J&J
•Cheshire 4Hs 1932-45—J&J
Danbury 4s 1940 taxable-J&J
•4Ha 1932-65
J&D
3 Ha Fund 1941 tax'le.A&O
4 Ha Sch 1937-49
M&N
4 Hs Sch 1950-59
M&N
East Hartford Fire District—
4s Water June 1933
3.25
3.30
-
2%
3%
to 4.05
%
to 3 95
%
to 3. 95 %
to 3.
-.85 %
to'4%
to 3.
"85 %
to 3. 50 %
to 4 15 %
to 4
-.15 %
to 4%
to 3
3.90 %
to
>3%
to 4%
_
_
_
to 4
4.10
to1 4.10
to• 4.10
to•
4.10
to•4%
ty0
to
4%
to
to
3%
to 3.75
%
------
b
b
6
b
1-75
2
to 3.75
2^
to 3.75
1.75
6 2%
b 1*76
6 1.75
to 3.75
to 3.75
to 3.70
to
3.70
iso
%
to 3.90
*80
to 3.80
1.75
to 3.60
3.65
,
I
to 3.85
-----
6 2%
¥
to 3.80
- - - - --
? 1-75
b 2.50
East Hartford (Town)—
4 Ha Sch 1931-30
M&N
•5Hs 1932-1951
7.35
to
s
b 4%
_
to
3.80
3f
J75
%
&
crk
M&N b
2.50
to 4.05
L00
J&D
2.75
Glastonbury »4 Hi *32-58- J&J
Greenwich »4Hs 1931-33.J&J b 1.75
♦4 Ha 1934-1942 tax exra't
3%
6l%" to4~I6 %
7.15
4Hs 1932
M&N
2.75
6.95
4Ha 1933-1934...
3.25
100
101
4Hs 1935-1951
Groton S D 4Ha 1931-1960..3%
6 4%
to 4.20 %
•Hamden 4 Ha 1931-1932M&8
100 H
Hartford 3Ha Bdge *55—J&J
101H
1.75
•is Water June 32-'39 J&D
7~40
2%
Sacram'to Oo 4 Ha '31-'46 J&D
San Diego 5s WW '32-'M A&O
6b Water 1931-63
J&J
5r Municipal 1931-1900 J&J
6s School 1931-1986
Nominal,
%
4%
97
to 4.15 %
4.10
to 3.85
1932-53—-J&D
I
3?50
Riverside Oo 5s '32-'64—M&N 6 2%
Sacramento 4s Jan '32-'45 opt 6 2%
4Hs R & B 1932-38
J&D
4Ho 1939-1958—J&D
to 3.50
2%
Riverside 5s
to 4.40
t In London,
3.30
6
%
4Ho 1931-1948
/ Flat price,
to 3.40
63%
A&O
Water 1941-70—-A&O
Sch 1932 to 1944-J&D
1931-1968
J&J
1932-1969
M&S
5s Municipal 1931-81—F&A
3
BHb Harb Imp '31-'61M&N
3.50 Los A C S D 5Ha>'31-34 M&N
3.70
5Hs Nov 1935-60
M&N
to 3.85 %
5a 1931-1934
-F&A
to 3.10
5b 1935-1964
F&A
to 4.15 %
Los Ang Oo 4Ha'32-'49—F&A
Merced Irrg Dist 6s
Modesto Irrig Dist 6s
Oakdale Irrig Dist 5s
Oakland 5Hs 1931-43—F&A
4Hs Mun Imp *31-'43-F&A
4Hs 1931-1965
F&A
Oakland S D 4s 1931-44-J&J
Orange Co 5s 1932-45—M&S
P&saaena 4s Jan 1932-42-J&J
4Hs Wat Pl't '31-*36—A&O
to 4.40
Redlands 5s 1932-51
J&J15
5» Refunding 1949
M&S
4H» Refunding 1937—A&O
6 Basis.
3.25
to
to 2.50
4Hs
4Ha
4Hs
4 Ha
Mobile 5s School 1943—J&D
6a School 1936-1945
2%
b,
4Hs Water 1934-'40
4Ho Water & Sew '39-J&J
Mobile Co. 5s Ref 1931—
to 3.55 %
to 3.55 %
3 Ha Water 1931 to '41.A&0
4 Ha Water 1932 & '33-A&O b 2%
99
%
%
3.60 %
to 3.25
3.25
5s
Los Angeles 4Hs 1932-51-J&D 6 2%
4a Water 1931 to 1945.M&N 6 2%
6 3.80
4s 1940-1945
4s 1946-1962
to 4.10
6 4.15
98
to 3.60
——
6 3.85
A&O
\M
_
4%
to 3.25
2.25
4Hs Mun Imp *32-'43-A&0
Alta Irrig Dlst 5s
Makersfield 6s 1931-62—A&O
—
6 4.05
4s 1935-1936—
-A&O 6 3.80
4s 1937-1941
A&O 6 3.90
4s ,1942-1961
A&O 6 4.10
4H« Pub Imp 1931-37-A&0
Highway 1931-37—J&J3 6 2%
Alameda 4a 1931 to 1941-J&D
to 3.95
to 3.95
ALABAMA
M&S2
J&J
J&J
Olympiad 1930-'71- J&J2 6
4 Ha
Jan 2 1932-1930 J&J 2 6
4Hs 1935-1936
F&A 6
4Hs 1937-1940
—F&A 6
4Hs 1941-1947
F&A
4Hs 1948-1952
F&A
4s Harb Imp 1985 opt '50-J&J
100
100
100
—
Branford
s
4Ha Funding 1931
4s April 1 1932 ——A&O
4s April 1 1933
A&O
4s 1934
—A&O
6.30
5.08
65
6
A&C b
1941-50—M&N
Unfv Bldg Jan5'32-65J&J & 2%
s Highway 1936-48—J&J3G b 3.25
is 1932-1947F&A 6 2.25
106
58 Funding 1947
Birmingham 5Hi Pub Imp
%
4%
4%
4
J&J 6 2.75
•4s July 1936
J&J
•5s July 1 1936
J&J
Bloomfleld 4Ha'32-'33-A&0
a
106H
106H
104
98
5a Schools 1931-1947
Bessemer 6s Pub Imp 1931-38-
2%
CONNECTICUT
J&J
a
to 3.90
6 4.10
to
Water 1944
J&J
Ref Wat 1932-34.J&D
Ref Wat 1935-67-J&D
Water 1962-1965-J&D
S O No 1 4Hs 1934-53-J&J
•3H? April 1934
CALIFORNIA
to 3.90
6 4.05
6 4.15
to
6
%
%
'31-'50-M&8
5Ha 1950-1909
5s 1949 opt 1929
to 3.90
—J&J
4Ha Fund 1932 & '33—J&J 6 3.75
4Ha Funding 1934-'40-J&J 6 4.05
4a Jan 1 1944-1950
J&J 6 4.05
4a gold 1931-1960—
J&J 6 4.05
to 4.70
Little Rock S D 4s '32-'65M&S
St Francis Lev D 6s 1947-J&J
to
98
to 4.70
Little Rock 4Ha 31-40—M&N
to 3.90
98
4a Impt 1936 opt 1910-F&A
Porto Rico 4Hb 1932-34.-J&J 6 4.10
4Hb 1937-1940
J&J 6 4.10
6 2%
4Ha
4Hs
4Hs
4Hs
5Ha
—M&S
96
to 3.90
—
Spgs4s Mar 11941
4Hs 1931-1939
Denver (City and County)—
4HS July 2 1955
100
to
Colorado
5Hs 1947-1956
93
6 4.05
4Hs 1950
4 H» 1957
M&N
4a g L Pur '34 opt "14—Q-F
4s P Wks & Imp 1935-Q-M
—
ARKANSAS
6 4.05
Renewal cl 0 1956—J&J
Harbor imp 1934-73
1952
M&S
1956 & 1959
M&S
4HB *30, *42. *46, *49—M&S
4a Pub Highway 1949-51-M&S
6a Ala State Bridge Oorp'35-'40
Anniston 6 H» 1939
98
100
89
Hawaii,Terr ,4Hs'49-M&S 16 6 4.05
6 4.05
4Ha Jan 1945
—
8H8
4. Hi
4HB
4HB
80
80
96
93
92
92
92
95
95
Philip Isls 4Hs 1952—J&J
%"
89H
TERRITORIES & U. S. PO 8SRS3 IONS
5i July 1954
60
95
Honolulu (City & County;—
5s Pub Impt 1950—J&D 15 6 4.10
6a Jan 15 '32-*60
J&J 15 6 4.10
6s 1932-1956
J&D15 6 4.10
to 4.40
60
'
93
99
to 4.05
to
5s 1974-1983
J&J / 65
Pueblo Oo 8DNo204 Hs 32M&S
Pueblo W W Dist No 2—
Tucson 5s Water 1960
5Hs 1945-1964
4Hs Nov 15,32-'05-M&Nl5
4 Ha Nov 15 1936-58—M&N
4i May 16 *40 opt '30-M&N
4i Ang 1947 opt 1937—F&A
4.25"
8 D 4Hs 1948
Frescott 5s 1948
J&J
Roosevelt Irr Dig 6a'45~'53.1&J
6s
1938-1957
J&J
Bonds
86
86
87H
87 H
87H
88
100M
6 3.75
4%
4%
COLORADO
99
98
Navajo Co 4Hs June 15 '31-'36
4.50
Phoenix 4Hb '60 opt '30—J&J
4Ha 1932-1956—
J&J 6 4.25" to 4.40 %
4Hs Court Hse *31-'48-J&D 6 4.25 to 4.40 %
6a Jan 1 1946
J&J
—
4 Ha 1956 opt 1936—J&J
4 Ha Jan 1957 opt '37 J&J
4Hs 1957 opt 1937-M&N
to
CANADA—Sm pace 98.
•/
5s March 1933
Mar
6s Highway 1947-51-J&J15
100*»i
100"** ioo"»3~»
100 6*i 100 831
Loan
4%
°.10
4.05
6 2%
6 2%
ARIZONA
101"** 101»»31
101 "n 101"3*
100 8*i
100»« 100»3*
lHs June 15 1931
lHsDec. 15 1931
lHs Sept 15 1931
Federal Land Bank—Farm
48 Nov 1 '57 op '37-M&N
48 1958 opt 1938—M&N
to 4.10
Net.
Maricopa County 6 D No 1
100™32 100",,
Instrumentalities of U S Govt
To
Ask.
103 43i
102163*
103
102 H
102 H
2s Mar 15 1932
b
4Hs Water '57, '58. '59-J&J
4Hs 1932-1951
J&J
4H« 1932-1951
M&N
4Hs Water 1938-1977—J&J
San Joaquin Oo 5s *31-'49-J&J
Santa Barbara 5a '32-41-JanlO
4Hs gold Aug 1943
F&A
So. San Joaq Irrig Dist 5Ha—
Turlock Irrig Dist 5s
West Side Irrig Dist 6s_
-
4H% of 1933-38
A&O
Treasury 4 Ha 1947-1952 A&O
Treasury 4s 1944-54
J&D
Treasury 3 Ha 1946-55--M&S
Treasury 3 Ha 1943-47--J&D
Treas 3 Ha June 15 *40-'43J&D
Treas 3 Hs Mar 15 '41-43 M&S
2s Fan Can Nov 1938
Q-F
88 Panama Oanal 1901—Q-M
88 Conversions 1946-47—Q-J
U S Treas ctfs of indebtedness
3HsSept 151931-32 Notes
3 Ha Dec 1-51931-1932 Notea
2%a June 15 1931
2%a Sept 15 1931
Bid.
Bonds.
San Francisco (City & County)
5s Water 1932-1951
J&J 6 2%
5s Water 1952-1969
J&J
A&O
Basis
or
Net.
Morgan Co 5s 1938-52
Tuscaloosa 6s Pub Imp *31-'35
5s Pub Imp 1935
5s W W 1939-1957
Tuscaloosa Co 6s Bridge 19415b Road 1957
'32-'47-J&D
Fourth Liberty Loan—
1932-35
Ask.
Montgomery Pub Imp 6a 1934
5s Pub Imp 1931-1938
4 H Sanitary Sewer 1931-44
Montgomery Co 4Ha 1957-59
16.
3H% of1932-1947
J&D 102"*. 102so*i
Oonv 4% of 1932-47—J&D —_ —
Oonv 4H % of 1932-47 J&D 103n3i ib2"u
conv
To
or
Net.
First Liberty Loan—
2d
Yield
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
to
^
4%
to 3.00
%
to 3.80 %
2.00
to
3~%
to 3.70
%
to 4.05
2°.5Q
3.55
to
3.50
1
3.55
1.75
1940-45
J&D
•4s Water 1931-1938
•4s High Sch '32-'55—J&J
*4 Ha 1932.
M&S
♦4Hs 1933-1934
M&S
»4Hs .1935-1938
M&S
*4 Ha 1939-1960
M&S
4Ha Munlc Bldg 1933 M&N
to 3.60
to 3.50
%
2%
•4s Water
to 3.60
I
2.50~
to
3%
3%
to 3.50
3.50
to 3.60
Hartf'dSD •4Ka,31->47.M&8 6 "1.75
to 3.65
•4Ha Northeast 1959-J&D
4(Ha 2d North 1944
J&J
8Hs South Sept 1955-M&S
4Hs Southwest 1944--M&N
•4Ha Wasb't'n '41-'47-J&J 6 ¥.70
4s West Middle 1937—F&A
Kllllogiy (To wn) 4 H»'31-56J&J
3.50
Litchfield 4 Hs 193.5-37
Manchester »4Hs '32-'33M&N
2%
3.25
•4Hs 1934-1944
M&N
Manchester 9th School Dist—
4Hs
1932-1951
M&N
4 Ha 1932-1949
M&N
Meriden (T) 4s ,32-,36—M&N
2%
2%
2%
2%
Middletown 4s 1932-35-M&N
New Britain (O) 3Ha '32-J&J
2*75
3.75
3.75
to 3.75
Bldg 1948
J&J
1931-1952
F&A
•4H« School 1931-'40-F&A
*4Ha School 1940-'52-.F&A
4Ha Water Aug 1941-IF&A
4 Ha 1931-1969
F&A
*4Ha Sch Aug "31-'43-F&A
Ho Park 1931-1943—F&A
New Hav (O) 3 Ha '31-'35A&0
Hi Apr 2 1940 tax-expt-A&O
4 Ha Paving Mar 1933-M&8
♦4 Ha 1943-1952
♦4H« Paving Ang '37
F&A
♦4Ha Mch 15 '32-'35-M&S15
♦5a '30-,37-'39-'4O-'41—A&O
♦58
1931-1951
J&J
3.75 %
80
* Tax free in Connecticut.
'*70
3.90
to 3.70
to 3
%
%
to 3.75
%
to 3 .75
%
to 3.75
to 3.25
to 3.25
I
2°
4s Munlc
4s
7*70
3.70
3.75
6 2%
6 2%
to 3.70
6 3.70
to 3.75
1
6 3.70
to 3.75
%
6
2%
6 2%
6 2%
6 2%
to 3.70
%
to 3.75 %
to 3.75
to 3.75
to 3.50
I
3^55
2.40
6 3%
to 3.65
6 2%
6 3.40
6 1.75
to 3.25
%
to 3.55
%
3L50
to 3.65
%
2%
Bonds.
Beig Govt extl 6ms 1949 m&S
External s f 0s 1955—-j&j
to 3.40
2%
1.75
3%
3%
19"
19M
13M
14
to 3.75
to3"75
Extl sf6Ms (1927) '67-A&0
2.50
2.25
2%
2%
2%
to 3.90
to 3.85
to 3.60 %
to 3.65 %
to 3.65
......
%
3.'
3.25
to 3.90
2%
to 3.85
Extl s f 7a 1952
2%
to 3.75
3.70
to 3.75
2%
2%
to 3.80
2.25
to 3.80
□aldas (Dept
to 3.80
External
f 7Ms 1946-j&j
3.50
2%
a&o
60
49
52
70M
71
to 3.90
2%
4MB 1934-1953-—A&O 6 3.25
Wilm'gton—4M s «31-'37-A&g
4MsBldg—Oon"53-'62 M&S 6 3.80
4Mb S F 1900-03 (s-a)-A&0 6 3.80
3.80
4Ms 1936-50 (s-a)——A&O
5«
1947-4u
s&o 6 3.80
4s 1936-1937—
A&O 63.15
3.40
4s 1938-1941
A&O
4s 1942-1948.
A&O 6 3.60
3.60%
3.60%
4%
4.50%
3.75%
3.75ft
to 4%
7s 1942-m&n
66
to 3.50
69
57 M
57 M
58
57
59
57 M
55"
'57 j&d31
30'61.j&d 31
a&o
54"
20
52 M
91
24M
-
99"
101
86
84
60M
59 M
95
"Extl"
"Extl"
"Extl"
60
65
60
65
60
65
65
5
5" 50
%
to 5.70 %
5.75
"85'
85
99
88
94
58
58
72
72
72
72
85
90
Extl s f 6 ms 1959
m&n
Czechoslovak Republic—
Ext s f 8s 1951 ser a.-a&o
Ext s f 88 1952 ser b—a&o
Denmark ext 6s 1942
j&j
45
105 M
Ext'l 5Ms 1955—
f&a
Trust rets 4Mb 1902-a&o15
101H
97 X
—
ser
5 Ms
J&J
1945—J&J
43
43
40
49
50
Extl
s
f 7s ser D 1945-J&J
40
56 M
49
Extl
Extl
a
f 7s 1957 1st ser.A&O
f 7s 1957 2d ser.A&O
38
39
e
38
39M
Extl
s
f 7a 1957 3d ser.A&O
40
66
73
70M
70M
70 M
70 M
70
76
74M
74
74M
76M
75
74M
.
M&S
74
Ext! 0b sanit wks 1901-F&A
Extl 6s pub wks 1961.M&N
73
"71
Bxtl5M«jpub wks '62-F&A
Bavaria (Qer'y) 6 Ms '45.F&A
if*
50
106M
89
75 m
56M
56 M
90
52
107 m
f 5Ms 1958
89
99
99 m
84 m
91M
87 H
79 H
$40 K
$40
$53 m
$41
118m
126
70
100m
99 m
102
85m
85
80 m
90
88
(Province) Germany
Harz w w 6Ms 1949 -f&a
s
71
Hungarian Land Mtg Instit'n
Mtg 7 Ms 1961 ser a—m&n
sf 7 m 8*61 ser b($ bds)m&n
Hungary (Kingd) 7 ms'44 f&a
99m
Industrial Mtge Bk of Finland
1st m coll 7s July 1 1944
Irish Free State 5a 1960-m&n 106m
Italy (Kingd) extl 7s '51-j&d
99 m
5% IntOonsol
L.j&j u$42%
Preatito Littorio 5s
42 m
Ital Ored Oonsortlum for
Pub wks ext 7s a '87.M&S
94 m
Pub wks ext 7s B '47-M&S
94 m
Pub UtU Credit s f 7s *52 j&j
94
-
66 Vs
88M
83 M
88
—
Hanover
Argentine Kepub—
1959
s
71m
88
87 Vs
99%
s
106 M
106M
102 %
103 M
101M
102M
103 M
101
103M
77
19
78M
22
90
107
„
99%
$43 %
$43 H
98
95m
95m
IT4
c
18
67
75 M
77 M
76M
1
•
70
70%
59M
58 M
40
45
31M
34:%
27
23
37
23%
21
F&a
Russian 6Ms June 18 '12-j&j
sm % ext Ln Dec '21—j&d
Salvador (Repub) 8s-1948j&J
San Paulo (Brazil) State of—
8% external loan 1936-j&j
Ext'l 8s 1950
j&j
Extl water 7s 1950—m&8
7s 1946 (per 1,000 milrels)Extl at gaiot 1928) '68-j&j
Sec s 17s 1940
a&o
Santa fe (Prov) 7s 1942.m&s
Santander (Dept) Colombia
Ext s f 7s 1948
a&o
Saxon State Mtge Institution
Sink fund 7s 1945
j&d
Sink fund 6m» 1940—j&d
Seine (Dept of) 7s 1942—-J&J
Serbs Croats & Slov (King of)
Ext 8s 1902
M&n
25
73M
75
1
t
102 M
2
2M
103
38 M
30
33
25M
33
15
20 M
65M
25
24
69
66
70
45
55
83
85
92
90 K
107.H
107 %
83
84
M&n
78
78M
j&d
SUesian Landowners Assn—
53
53 M
60
Extl 7s 1902 ser b
Silesia (Prov) Poland—
Extl s f 7s 1958
Venetian Prov Mtge Banks f 7s 1952 ser a
a&o
90M
104M
105M
68
94%
104 M
106
42 M
50
ioom
104
92
90
69 M
53
51
71
55
59M
99
100
99M
102
FOREIGN CITIES, &c,
Antwerp (City) extl 5* '58j&d
Baden Extl s f 7s 1951
J&j
Bergen, Norway—
Extl s f 5s 1960
m&s
Extl s f 5s Octl5'49_a&Ol5
Berlin 0 ms 1950
3s June 15 1958
a&o
j&d
15
Bogota (City) extl 8s'45.a&o
Extl ■ f 6ms 1947
A&O
Bordeaux (City) 6s '34—m&n
Brisbane (City) Australia—
30-yr s f 5s 1957
M&S
s f 5b 1958
—F&a
20-yr s t 0s 1950
J&d
Budapest (City of) Hungary
Extl s f 6s (of 1927) '62. J&D
Buenos Aires, Argentine Rep_
Exten 6 Ms 1955 ser b.j&J
Extl s f 6s 1960 Ser c2 A&O
Extl s f 6s 1960 ser c3 a&o
Call (Colombia) s f 7* '47-M&n
Carlsbad (City) s f 8s *54.j&j
Chilean Cons Municipal Loani
Extl 8 f 7s 1960 ser a—m&s
Ohrlstlania (Norway)—
30-yr s f 6s 1954
m&s
30-year s f 6s 1955
M&n
OologneGerm'y 0 ms *50 M&s15
78
79
98
98M
97 %
79
70
54
105M
40
100
80
72
56M
105%
40M
43%
43%
70M
71
64 M
73
71
40
105M
51M
1025
1035
755
70
45
107
52 M
104
104
78%
90
78
Basis $5 to the £.
/Flat price.
! In London,
m Dollars per rubles flat.
» Nominal,
p Per £20.
r Canadian price,
s
t Par 1,000 guilders,
u Dollars per 1.000 lire flat.
« Dollars per 1.000 francs,
ta Dollars per 500 francs,
y Per £200.
* Per 1300 bend.
b Basis,
101M
100
103
103
(Monopolies)
io§j
69m
100 m
f 7b Ser B
m&N
J&d
j&d
j&j
102
5m% loan of 1930-65-j&d
German extl 7s 1949--a&015
Grax(Mun)Austria 8s'54 m&n
Greek Govt s f 7s 1904—m&n
Sink fd 6s 1968
f&a
Haiti (Rep) 0% Ex'52 a-a&o
Hamburg (State of) Germany
Gold 6s 1946
.a&o
f 7s ser O 1945—-J&J
s
Styria (Prov of) 7s 1946--F&a
SweaishSMs ex
1954
m&n
Switzerland 5ms Ext '46-a&o
Tollma (Dept of) 7s '47-m&n
Upper Austria (Prov) 7s *45 j&d
Extl s f 6Ms 1957—j&d 15
Uruguay 8s ext 1946—f&a
Extl s f 6s i960
m&n
Extl s f 6s 1964
m&n
125 m
f 7s ser A 1945
Do Sul (State)
f 8s 1946--a&u
101M
7 Mb External 1941—j&d
German Govt Internat—
s
Grande
(Bank of the) 1st 6s '47f&a
62
106 M
73
101M
96M
b
Australia
(Commonwealth)—
Ext 5s July 15 1955-J&J15
Extl 5s 1957
M&S
Extl 4Ms 1950
M&N
Austrian Govt s f 7s '43-J&D
Int s f 7s 1957
J&J
1953—m&s
Extl 5 Mb Nov 1953--m&n
Estonia (Rep of) 7s, 1967-j&j
j&j
m&SI6
101M
101M
102M
96
s
f 0a(8tate Ry)'0O
Mar
87
88 M
a&o
Dutch e Indies 6s 1947--j&j
Ext sf 68 1962
—m&s
Extl
97 M
93 M
86
65
55
GO
Extl
Extl a f 6a Oct 1959—A&O
Extl 8 f 6s 1960.
M&N
Extl sf 6s I960
A&O
5Ms 1940
101H
91
60
50 M
s
Extl
1st g 0s 1968 Ser B
J&D
Sink fund gold 6b 1959-J&D
110
106
Ext'l s f 7s 1950
-m&s
Extl s f 0 Ms 1956—-m&s
Antloquia Col (Dept of)—
Internal 5s(of *09) 1945M&S
4s £ loan of 1897
-A&Q I
Kxt 08 of *23 1957 A—M&S
110M
109 V8
Dominican Rep 6Ms '42-m&s
5 m» Oust Adm 1940—a&o
2nd
47
109M
f&a
76",
France (Republic of) 4s 1917-- ®S40M
5% National Loan not red
before Jan 1931—q-f 10 »$39m
p$52m
5s[premium 1920
6% National loan of 1920-- t;$40
7s ext of 1924-1949—j&d
118m
59M
90
90
90
47 M
s
61M
62 M
100
85
90
90
47 M
F&A
A&O
20-yr 7b 1940
—A&O
20-yr 7s Jan 15 1947
j&J
Akershus (Dept of), Norway—
5s 1963--———
M&N
95
99 M
85
Finland (Repub) 6s *45--m&s
6Ms Mun loan *54 cl a a&o
Class b
a&o
(Colombia)
1947
98
93
-
65
to
97"
f 5ms
5Ms Dec 31 1932.-j&d 31
5ms .Tune 30 1933- j&d 31
Serial 5ms 1931-1937--j&j
Cundlnamarca Dep(Colombia)
65
.
80
*53—j&j15
5 m« PubWksJune30 '45j&d
5MbP wks Dec31'31 j&d31
5Ms June 30 1932-j&d 31
65
60
7s'51m&n
1911—m&s
g 4Mb *49 opt—f&a
g 5s 1949—-f&a
1944 opt
s
Extl s f 8s 1950—
Prussia 6Mb 1951
6a 1952
6 ms
65
94M
os
41
66 M
Rumania
63
Costa Rica (Rep) ext
40
21M
Institute 7s 1950
Cuban
GOVTS.
f 6h 1948
53
100
100
40 M
37
18
Brazil ext
100
100
104 M
S104
15
7s extl b f i960
Extl s f 7s 1907
Extl s f 6s 1968
_
97
103 M
33
1947
59
57
Cordoba (Prov) Argentina—
Extl s f 7s 1942
—j&j
98
83 M
M&s
Extl s f 7s
59 M
51M
84
to 4.90
83
sec s f 7s 1959
m&s
Nat Loan extl 6s 1960 j&d
Extl 8 f 6s 1961
a&o
58 M
51M
78
78
97
97
to 4.90
28
99M slOO
Peru
58 M
50
Sink fd 7s (of
Parana (State of) Brash 73 '58
Pernambuco (State of) Brazil-
Rio
47
20-vr sf6Ms 1947
Sink fd 7s(of 1926)
20
40-yr s f 5 Ms 1965
J&d
35-yr extl s f 5s *63—m&s15
Norway Municipalities Bank—
Extl s f 5a 1967
j&d
Guar s f 5s 1970
J&d
Queensland (State) 7s '41 a&o
Ext g 6s Feb 16 1947 F&a15
a&o
20
s f 08 1 944
f&a
6s Ext Oct 15 1952.a&015
-
'40 m&n
1927) '47 f&a
16
84
2M
27 M
Poland (Rep of) 0s 1940.a&o
Stab'n 1 s f 7s 1947-a&o 16
57 Vs
54
50M
51M
88 M
m&n
Extl
Panama (Hep) ext5Ms'53j&d
Extl sf 5s 1903
m&n 15
57 M
stamped
—
Colombia Rep 0s 1901
j&j
Extl sf 6s (1928) 1961-a&0
Extl
i
82 M
f 0s
s
16
60
4Mb 1936-1938—A&O
60
4Mb Munlc Imp'32-'65M&S
60
Cs School 1940
J&D
Miami Beach 5 Ms 1932
5.25
5Ms 1933-1935—
M&N
5.60
5Ms 1936-1939
M&N
5Ms 1940-1950
—M&N 6
80
Orange County 6s 1944—J&J
80
6s 1952-1953
J&J
96
Palm Beach 6s 1931-1952
85
Paasacola 4mb ref 1941—A&O
90
School 1932-1951—J&J
52
Bt Augustine 5s 1955—J&J
52
01 impt 1932 1937
F&A
65
Bt Petersburg 5 Ms 1949..J&J
65
5 Ms 1931-1953
—J&J
65
5Ms June 1954-.——J&D
65
6b 1931-1938
85
Tampa 5b June '55 op '25 J&J
85
{iWW Purch '31-'72-F&A
S5
4mb Impt 1931-37
J&J
Bxt
Norway ext 6s 1943--f&a 15
70M
70M
French
to 3.65
16
Jackson* 8 D No 1 5s Apr '45
Miami 5Ms 1932-35
M&S
5s 1931-1939
M&S
5s 1940-1956
——M&S
6s 1933-1935
—O&A
—
44
Agricul Bank (Germany)
4Mb of *98 £ red '44—m&s
4s (of 1895) 1931
-j&j
English stamped—
to 3.25
3
-
85 M
j&d
Hukuang Rys 5s £—j&d15
5s of 1896 £red 1933— a&o
3 .60%
2
1m
a&o
81
—a&o
6s 1962.
3.60%
3.60%
8M
8M
sf 5ms 1950——A&O
40
Colombia Mtg bk—
5s
1931-1937
J&J
Duval Oo 5Ms"32 op'12 M&N
5« Armory 1944
-J&J
99
Jacksonville 6s Jan I "36-J&J
5s Jan 15 1934-45-J&J 15 6 4.50
5Ms Jan 15 1934-45-J&J 15 6 4.50
94
4mb Feb 1937
F&A
8
6s 1972 series b
Ext 6s 1954-
Colombia
0s Dec 31 1931
Chinese Government—
§"".60%
6M
8
8
j&j
j&J
oMs 1939
5 ms 1942 & 1943
40
b t gu 6Mb Jne
8 f gu 6s 1961
to 3.90
s
Secured » f 7s 1957
A&O
Newfound 0Ms 1930—j&d30
§r
s
Chili Mtge Bk 6ms
FLORIDA.
Oaral Gables 5Ms'31-'50-A&O
6s ImDt 1931-1938J&J
0g Bef & Impt '33-'50 var—
Dade Oo 5s Oct 1947-'54 A&O
ix j&d
m
6
20
22
5s June 30 1955
j&j
Netherl'ds 0s '72 (flat)-.m&s
65
1980——a&o
Extl s f 6s Feb 1961—f&a
Extl s f 6s Sept 1961
m&s
Extl By ref 6s 1901
j&j
Extl s f 6s 1962
—m&s
Extls. f. 6s 1963
-m&n
BELAWARS.
6 4.70
ser
44
Extl
63.90
63 M
stabilisation loan
Chili (Rep) ext
to 3.90
6 3.90
f 5b 1972
Farm loan 7s 1950—m&315
Farm loan 6s 1900—j&j15
Farm loan 6s 1960 a&016
Ser a int ctfs '38-a&015
to 3.^0
6 4.60
s
47
„
f
/
New South Wales (Australia)5s extl s f 1957
F&a
Extl sf 5s 1958
A&o
Met Wat Serv & Dr Board
lent
b 3.75
b 3.75
61
Exch
99"
43M
Mtge Bank of Jugoslavia-
63
Oauca Val (Dept of)
7 ms 1946
Extl sec 7s 1948
3~75
3.50
q*?
100M
52
1908—
„
Extl 6 Ms 1959 ser a.m&s
Mtge Bank of Denmark—
107M
51
Ahea(Prov)6s
Sec • f 7 Ms
to 3.50
to
Internal silver 3s
Minas Geraes (State) Brazil
Extl 0Ms 1958
m&s
80
96m
5
/
/
_/
£100 and £200 pieces
Internal silver 5s—
Net.
105m
5m
/
pieces)- /
£20pieces..
95
Extl 7 Ms 1947—-------Ext s f 0Ms 1901---—f&a
3~§0
to
-
£100 and £200 pieces
Treas 6% notes '23 ext to '33
'
Ask.
Japanese Government—
4s £ '54 opt '10--j30 & d31 I 78
sfgms 1954—
—F&a 105M
96M
Extlsf5Msl965
m&n
Oriental Dev Oo 6s '63-M&s
Lower Aust(Prov)7m's '50j&d
W
Maranhao (State Brazil
Ext s f 7s 1958——m&n
Mendoza (Prov) Argentina—_
7Ms extl s f 1951
j&d
35m
Mexico (u s of)—
External 5s of 1899
/ 8
38
30
30
25
25
Bid.
Bonda.
4s of 1904
Extl 4s of 1910 (£20
33
61m&s
Buenos
to 3.80
2.25
2.25
Extl
36
38
33
34M
m&n lo
of) Colombia
3.75
Weatport 4Mb 1935-1944
Bk
101
34M
#
Bulgaria (Bjngd) s f 7s 67 j&j
%
to 3.85 %
Weston (t) 4mb '32-'45_m&n
Windham 4Mb 1932-'40-j&j
f 6«
55
99 M
,
to 3.70
to 3.85
Mtg
15
45
/ 30
/ 30
5s of 1913
/ 35
4Mb of 1883
1 27
4Mb of 1888
/ 27
4s ®f 1900
4s of 1910-—-—------------ f 20
4s of 1889--—------------ 1 20
Bremen (State) 7s 1935—m&s
91M
British—Cons 2Ms op *23 q-j I 59 M
4Ms War Loan *31- 45 j&d 1101M
5ms t Feb 1 1937——-f&a l&
92
4s fund 1990 opt 1960-m&n
100M
5« war loan'470p 29--j&d
2.25
3.50
2%
§
14
5s of 1895—
"¥%
s
52
53
42
Brazil 8% ext 1941——-j&d
7s Cent By elec 1952—j&d
1.75 to3*.70
3.40
56
'
s f 7 ms (coff.sec.22) 1952—
Extls f 6Ms(1926) .67-a&0
4_Ms Mar 15 1932-'48-M&8
Guar
110M
'8
-_j&j
m&s
Extl 7s 1958——
Extl s f 7b 1969.
to 3.50
W HavU8D»4Ms'32-'50.M&N
Guar
104 M
116
115m
110m
Bogota (Mtge Bk) 7s May 47
7a Oct 1947 -—--—a&o
Bolivia (Rep) Ext 8s '47-m&n
to 3.85
1940-1953
J&J 15
•4Mb Water 1935-'64—-J&J
•4MB 1932-1934—J&J151
West Hartf'd 4Mb 1943—J&D
Agricul
104
To
or
Net.
110
'
is
FOREIGN
Ask.
Extl s f 7s 1955——-j&d
Stabiliz'n loan 7s 1956m&n
to 3.65
Bdge.8t.&c,'4Q-04J&J15
4Ms *00 opt any date 105-J&J
4mb 1901 opt '22 at 105—J&J
Dover SpecS D 5s '32-'46 A&O
Kent Go 4mb 1945-I960-M&8
NewOastleOo 4Ms *32-'34J&D
5Mb 1936-1944
J&J
Basse* Co 5s 1932-1970 -J&J
Bid.
Net.
2.75
A&O
•4mb Imp 1932-1935—M&S b
'4Mb park July 1942
J&J
*4 Ms Water 1950
FAA
5a Deo 1 1937J&D
Norwalk (0)*a 1954-1904
♦4Ms Sch Mob 1932-1953— &
•4M« Improv 6 'Sl-'SS—J&J b
3%s 1933-71
A&015 b
5s 1933-71
A&015 b
Norwalk (T) 4 Ms 1942-J&D
4 Ms 1936-1968
&
Norwich. 4 Ms water 1939-M&S
•4Mb 1931-1904
-m&815 b
4Ms Refunding 1938—A&O
*PIalnfield(Y)4Ms '32-,57A&0 b
Putnam (T) 4Ms *32-*40-A&O b
•Ridgefield (T) 4 Ms Jan 1 '43
Stamford (O) 4s 1942
M&N
Stamford (T) 4 Ms '32-*45 J&J b
H% Sch 1932-1905
M&N b
4%a High Sch 1932-'59 J&D
Stonington 4 Ms *1933. -&&0
Torrtngton *5 Ms "32-'85-J&J b
•5 Ms Fund 1930-'41
J&J b
4Mb July 1 1939
J&J
Wallingford (Town) 4 Ma
1933. *38. *43. *48. *53—-- &
4s 1931-40—
J&D &
Water bury 3 Ms Sch 1932-J&J
4s Water 1931-1939—J&J15
4s Water 1940-1905—J&J15
Cs City Hall '31-'03—J&J
■ July 15 1931'00-J&J15
s Water 1932-44—J&J15
Now London 4s 1933
To
or
To
or
Ask.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bid.
Bonda
101
MUNICIPAL BONDS
AND
STATE
Sale price
STATE
103
AND
MUNICIPAL BONDS
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Ask.
Bid.
Bonda.
96
Copenhagen 4a of 1901-M&N I 92
i* Jane 1 1952
-J&D 100K 100K
06
96K
Extl g 4K* 1953
M&N
Cordoba (City) Argentine Rep
40
35
7a extl a f 1957
—F&A
55
44 K
Extlsf7s 1937
M&N 16
Danish Cons Municipal Loan
slOl
4Kb 1«55
M&N
99K 100 K
5s 1953
—F&A
Danzig Port & Wat Waya Bd
Extf s f a Ha 1952
S74H
J&J s 72
95
85
Dresden (Ger) extl 7a '45 M&N
100
98
Prankf't (Ger) 7s 1931—A&O
98
95
7s 1932
A&O
97
92
7s 1933-1934—
A&O
90
7s
1935-1945A&O
85,-
4Ks
4Ks
4K«
4Ks
4Ks
Hanover (City) Germany
Extl conv 7s 1939
M&N
Havana—1st
2d 6s
6a
1939
Q-i
Q-J
Heidelberg (Germ)7Ka'50 J&J
Helsingfors (City) Finland
Extlsf 0Ks 1960
A&O
Hungarian Cons Manic Loan
sf g 7Ks 1945
J&J
Extl at 7a Sept 1946-.. J&J
Lelpzig(City of) 7s 1947—F-A
73
82 K
82 K
94
100
94
100
94K
87K
84
Lima (City) Peru—
Extl a f 0K® 1958—M&J
Lyons (City) 6s 1934-M&N
Marseilles (City) 6s '34.M&N
Medellin (Munlc) (Columbia)
22
s
105 K
105 K
4Kb
105K
105M
0Ks'62.A&O
Montevideo (City) 7s '52- J&D
Extl ■ f 6s 1959 ser A.M&N
53
54
Nuremburg extl 6s 1952.F&A
OslosfSKs 1946
F&A
Porto Alegre (City), Brazil—
Sinking fund 8s 1961—J&D
8 t 40-yr 7Ks 1966—J&J
Prague (Greater) City—
7 Kb loan of 1932-52—M&N
Rio de Janeiro 8s 1946—A&O
Extl e f 6Ks 1953
F&A
7s 1960 (per 1000 mllreis).
6s of 1904Rome extl s f 6Kb 1952—A&O
Rotterdam (O) ext 6s '64.M&N
Saarbrucken (City), Germany
Ext 7s Mar 31 1935- A&O
Extl s f 6s 1953
.J&J
Santa Fe (City) Arg Rep extl
7s 1945
A&O
Santiago (CltyrCbRe78'49 J&J2
Extl s f 7s 1961
M&N
Sao Paulo Brazil 8s 1952 M&N
Extl if 6K« 1957..M&N 15
Soissons (City), France—
Ext g 6s Nov 14 *36-.M&N
Sydney (City) N S W—
25-yr s f 5Ks 1955
F&A
Tucuman(Clty)Argentlne Rep
Secured 7s 1951
J&D
66
Milan (Italy) ext
—
5s
35
21K
23
102 K
48
22 K
103
50
24K
30
15
52
88
104 K
84
54
88 K
105 K
sl03
88
t
ann s
f
beg' 17-52.M&S
Extl s f 5Hs 1961
A&O
Trondhjem (City), Norway—
ExtlBf5Hs 1957
M&N
Vienna (CI extl 6s '52—M&N
Warsaw (City) 7s 1958—F&A
Yokohama extl 6s 1961—J&D
„
"99"
100
40
28
29
106K
4Ko June 11967
40 K
50
81K
82 K
95
94
92 K
87 K
55
543
99i
99K
102 H
Bibb Co 4Ks
103
106
107K
A&O
100
M&N
106 K
107
'33-M&N
104K
104 K
111K
101X
101K
96
96
96
105
urn
112K
96
99
103
98
98
98
102K
103
98
4K
98
100
iy
103 K
104 K
to
to
3.05 %
4.50
4%50
lOOK
100K
101
101
100
101
101
100K
103
1939—J&J
1948-49—M&N
Rome4sMunlcbldg'32-'39A&0
Savannah—4Ks ref 1943-J&J
4Kb Drainage 1944—F&A
102 K
97
1931-1932.
J&D29 b 2.75
1933-1946
J&D29 b 3.50
1947-1956
J&D29
s f deb Jan 23 '69 J&J23 "99 K
deb 1936
99
F&A15
99
Calgary 5s 1933
J&J
6s June 15 1935
J&D 16 100
5s July 11945
98
J&J
Edmonton (O) 5s '45&'50 A&O
98
5s s f 1955 & 1960
98
A&O
Halifax N 8 4s July 1945
99
5s Jan 1951
J&J
101
Hamilton—4s Apr 1 '32-A&O
99K
4s Elec L & P 1941—A&O
Lachine P Q 6s 1954
J&D
Maisonneuve Q 5Hs '36-M&N
101
Manitoba (Prov) 5s 1944J&D2
102
4Kb May 1 1945—M&N
97
4Kb Dec 151956
97
J&D16
Montreal 5s Dec 1 1945-J&D
103
5s s f Nov 1 1956
M&N
105K
4Kb May 1954.
100 K
4Kbi Jan 1944
J
J&j
100
4s May 1 1933 £
M&N
&**
4s May 1 1944——M&N
90
3 Kb refdg May 1939-M&N
92
Metrop-Oo 4Kb '53. '54 &'61 100K
Harbor Commissioners—
5s Nov 1 1969
M&N 107K
New Brunswick 3Ks '33-J&J
99K
4Ks non call 1958-M&N 15 100K
4Ks s f Apr 15 1961 A&015
45481955
M&S "103""
North Vancouver 5s *60—J&J
99
Nova Scotia (Prov)5s 1934F&A
102 K
Deb 5s I960
M&S 106
Deb 4Kb Sept 15 52 M&S15
100 K
Deb 4Kb 1960
M&N15 100K
4Kb
4Kb
4Kb
4Kb
4Kb
99
4.30
4.40
4Kb Refunding 1959—F&A
Spalding Co—5s 31-'49-_J&D
Swalnsboro 6s 1932-60--A&O
Valdosta 5s 1932-1942
Jan
Ware Co 5s Sch 1931
J& J
5o Road 1932-1949
J&J
Watklns S D 6s 1931-50-M&N
Woodbury 8s 1931-49—J&D
99
99
103 K
106 K
101K
101
99
91
93 K
101K
Springfield Sanitary District—
4Kb 1931-1944
J&D 0 3.50
to 4.05
3.75
4.50
fcEvansville—4« Ref 1932. J&J
3.60
3.60
3.00
3.75
*4s Ref 1942
—J&J
J&J15
3.75
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.00
3.60
3.60
3.65
3.05
3.65
3.65
Logansp't 14Ks '31-37 J&D15
So Bend 14Kb W W '43-M&N
I4Ka W W 1)3c '43—J&D
15 Kb 1941
M&8
South Bend School City—
t
3.65
3.65
4Kb Impt 1939-1948.F&A
ITerreH Sch O 4b 1931—M&S
3.50
to
3.50
3.50
to 3.65
3.50
to 3.65
3.60
3.50
to
6 4.80
to
3.65
INDIAN
TERRITORY
Okiab oma)
(See
to 3.65
IOWA
4Kb 1932-1933
J&D
4Ka 1934-1940
J&D 0
Burlington 4Kb '31-'33_M&N
Cedar Rapids 4 Ks *49-'53M&N 6
Davenport Indep Sch Dlst—
4K 1939-1940
M&N 0 3.80
3.80
4Kb 1940-1941
M&N
to
Des Moines 5s '31-'67
to 3.90
33
3380
3.80
to 3.70
4.50
70
98
100
3.60
3.50
3.50
%
Cass Co 04s "31-*33.M&N 15
Elkhart 4Kb WW '32-75 A&O
4s OH Jan 15 1932
to 3.50
%
to 3.70 %
to 3.70 %
J&J 0 3.80
4Kb W W 1932-42
J&D
6s Gen Obllg 1931-40—J&J 0
to 3.80
06B M Ind S D 4Kb
4Ks Sept 1 1945.
33l8
to
3.25 %
to 3.60
to
to
6 3.70
to
3.60
to
3.60
to 3.90
3.85
L
3.70
3.70
3.95
I
*32..J&J
3?80
M&S
3.85
3.85
M&S
3.85
3
Dubuque Co 4Kb 1931—.J&J
Fort Dodge 5s Fund *39—A&O
Fremont Co 5s 1931-35—J&J 0 3.85
Marshalltown Ind 8 D—
4%
%
3.85 %
3.85 %
to 3.90
to
%
3.60 %
to 3.90
4Kb 1944—
4s Sept 1 1945
5s City Hail 1932-39—M&N 0
3.25
3.85
to 3.90
%
to 3.90 %
Marahalltown—
%
4Kb Water 1932-42
A&O 0 3.50
4Kb Water 1943&'44—A&O 0 3.85
4
-
4%
"
to 4.10
%
Ottumwa 4Kb June 1936
Polk Co 4Kb *31-'32
A&Olfi 6
3%
0 3.25
to 3.90
to
1.80
1.80
1.80
3.25 %
1.80
2%
2%
3K %
to 3.75 %
to 4.05 %
%
%
%
to 3.50
%
to 3%
to 3.40 %
to 3.40
to 3.55
3.90
to 4.05
2.50
to
4%
to 4.10
%
..
4%
%.
4.15
to
4". 15
4.°
4%"" to4"05
4.05
4.05
to 3.60
to
3.^0
KANSAS.
to 4.10
to 4.15
to 4.15
4Kb 1931-1933J&J
4Ks Soldiers Compen *34-'52
4Kb 1931-1939——
4Kb 1940-1949—
4Kb 1950-1953
4s Soldiers Oomp 1953—J&J
4a
Oomp 1954—J&J
Crawford Co 4Kb 1939
1°..10
%
%
%
6
3.90
0
0
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
3.90
0
3.90
6
0
0
70%
70%
i°4
70%
70%
70%
Hutchinson—
4Kb Pub Bldg *01 op '31J&J
4%
4Kb 1933
4%
4Kb 1939
4%
Kansas City 5s 1942
4.05
F&A
4Kb Wat & Light 1944-J&J
3.95
4Kb Wat Plant Pur '89 J&J
3.95
4Kb Imp July 18 *49—J&J
3.95
Board or Education—
4Ks 1932-1953-.—-F&A 63% to
4KB 1931-1953
J&J 03% to
Sch Dlst 4Kb 1932-54—J&J 03% to
„
90%
90%
90%
4%
90%
85%
90<
90'
Leavenworth—
T
0
Soldiers
4Kb Water 1932-1947—J&J
Leavenworth Co 5s 1935
McPherson 4Kb 1945—
Reno Co 6s 1941
Saline Co 4Ks 1945
—
-
3?90
3.50
4.10
3.45
4.15
3.60
to
3.45
3.45
3.45
4%"
4%
to
Sioux City S D 5s 1941
J&J
Woodbury Co 5s 1932—-J &J
to 3.55
9
3?85
to 3.85
to
5a Fire Fund 1931-33—J&J 6 3.25
5s Police Fund 'ai-'SS.M&N 6 3.25
4Kb Sewer 1932-47
M&N 0 3%
—
4Kb Serv Oomp 1931-43-F&A
4Kb Aug 1 1931-38
F&A
4Kb 1931-1943
F&A
4Kb 1931-1944
F&A
4s May 1 1932-1935
M&N
4s Highway 1932-1940-May
4s Highway 1941-1943-May
4s Highway 1945-1954—M&S
4s 1945-1950
—M&N
4s 1945-1958
M&N
Bloomlngton Township H S
Dist No 206 4Kb '36-'46~ 6
Ohampaign County—
5a Funding 1931-35——J&J
to 3.90
Sioux City 6s '35-*45—F&A16 6 3.90
0a Ref Aug 15 1940—F&A15
Highw 1937 op.*27
J&J
Ref 1932-1933
A&O 6 3%
Ref 1934-1935
A&O 6 3.50
Ref 1936-1939
A&O b 4%
Ref 1940-1945——A&O
Boise City S D 6s 1940
J&J
Road
-
*5Ks Track Elev *32-*47 J&J
4.60
*4s Fire Dent J'ne 1 '41 J&J
*4Ks Sch Jrne 15 '40J&D15
UMb 1931-1955—
J&J
13 Ks Hospital 1936
.J&J
*3 Kb City Hall 1939—J&J
k Indianapolis 8 D—
14s Bldg Sept 1 1940—-J&J
13Ks July 11941
J&J
I5s Oct 20 1931-39.A&O20
4K*? May 11932 opt 1921. J&J
4Kb Highway '35 opt '25..J&J
5s
to 3.25
to 4.30
1931-1947
ludianapplia—
IDAHO
5Ks linpt 1941
—A&O
4Ks Cap Bldg 1932-39—J&J
1932-1943—M&N
Chicago 4s '32 to 1935....J&J
101K
4s Jan 1937-1939——.J&J
4s Jan 1932-1941
J&J
100K 4.45
104
4s 1932
J&J
4s 1933-1934
J&J
101
4s 1935-1936
J&J
4s 1937-1950
J&J
1O0K
101K
Chicago School District—
4s 1933-1937
J&J
101K
4s 1933-1937
-F&A
108K
100K
0
4%
4Kb
4.50
4.50
ILLINOIS
102
to 4.60
to 4.40
to 3.75
to 4%
JfcForfe Wayne Sch D 5s 1933—
fcGary Sch Olty 4Ks Oct 1943.
IHendricks County—
100K
103
to 4.25
%"
to 3.55
3.40
to 4.50
0 4.10
0 4.90
1935-1948
River Forest S D No 90
„
4Kb
4Kb
4Kb
4Ks
4Ks
to 4.10
M&N 6 4.80
1932-1944
Granite City 4Ks 1934-48.
Jackson Co 4Kb 1939-1944— 6 4.70
Lake Co 5s road 1932-35-F&A 0 2.50
5s Road 1936-49
-F&A 0 3.90
Mollne 4Kb 1931-1932—.J&J
3%
4.40
92
3.40
Crisp Co—
Hydro-Elec 5s '32-*57-F&N
Dougherty Co 5s *32-*48 M&8
Macon 4Kb W W1931-36.J&J
4s Pav & Sew *31 to *39- J&J
Marietta 6s W W1939
F&A
Pulaski Co 5s 1932-48
J&J
iy
M&S
A&O
Brit Ool (Prov) 5s '48-J&J 15
5s Apr 25 1954
A&O 25
■
96 K
96
106K
108 K
100M
4Ms Apr 1 1935
99
90
tKs ref 1935-1945—
J&J
1Kb Jan 1932-1935
J&J
Albany—5s 1945
J&D
Uhens—4Kb June 30 1943.
Ulanta—4Kb Jan 11940. J&J
6s Water 1932-'37
J&J
6s Water 1938-'51
J&J
4KB 1931-1950
J&J
3Kb July 1 *31 & *33—J&J
Augusta—-4Ks Flood '43M&N
4s refunding 1934—J&J
100
to 4.10
to 4.25
INDIANA (see footnote k)
4%25
49
40
J&D
4s Forest Pres '32-'34.A&0
4Ks
GEORGIA
4Ks Refunding
J&D
99
97K
to 4.25
to 4.30
Evanston S D No 76—
10754:
Dominion of Canada—
5Kb Vict Ln Nov'34.M&N
5Ks Vict Ln Dec '37-J&D
5Ks renew Nov 1932-M&N
Alberta (Prov of) 5s '50A&O15
4Kb Jan 15 1957
J&J
4Ks Jan 15 1942
J&J15
4Kb July 16 1958
J&J
4Ks Apr 1 1961——A&O
102
97 K
98
to 4.25
to 4.25
to 4.25
4a Ser M 1932-1933
4%60
t
4s St Imp Sept 9 "32.M&S9
to 4.20
to 4.25
to 4.25
Elgin Sanitary Dlst—
"88"
86
to 4.65
J&J 6 3%
J&J
J&D 6~3% ~ to 4.15
J&D 6 4.15 to 4.30
4.50
J&D
4.50
J&D
A&O 6 3.00 to 3.50 %
Winnipeg, Man. 5s *44.-A&O
4Ke non-call 1944——M&N
4Ks June 1 1946
J&D
4Ks June 15 1950
J&D 15
4s Aug 1 1946
F&A15
50
4Kb For Pres '31-'43-J&J15
4 Ks 1935-1943
J&D
97
Verdun deb 5s 1954-
%
to 4.25
J&D
M&N
4s 1935-50
—M&N
Ohlc West Park 4s 1936-41—
Cook Co 4Kb *32-*40
A&O
to 4.55
4.10 %
to 4.10
to 4.30
to 4.50
J&J
1931-1947
to 4.15
to 4 35
to
4s Sept 31937-*41
4s 1932-59
to 4.55
97
60
CANADA
6s Mar 19376s Oct 19315s May 1952
6 Kb Vict Ln Nov
to 4.55
to 4.20
95
92 K
60
J&J
Ohlc So Park 4s '31-*39 var.
4s 1940-1945 var..
4s
95
Clarke Co 5s 1931-41
J&J
Columbus—5s 1931-44
J&J
Oordele 5s W W *31-*38—J&J
80-yr 4s Oct 1 1960—A&O
4Kb Feb 1 1930—
F&A
5s refdg Oct 15 '43-A&0 15
104
to 4.40
to 4.65
103
103
64
to 4.50
J&J
J&J 0 4.15
J&J
M&S
4s Sept 1931
4s
1031-1946
101K
5s
44 K
to 4.25
1931-1932
4Kb Jan 1 1950
3.90
I960—M&S
1950-1959
4Ks
to 4.30
107"
101
to 4.15
4.20
M&N 6 4%
M&N 0 4.20
M&N 0 4.40
1931-1933
1934-1938
1939-1948
4Ks 1933-1936
101K,
101
4 7o
Ask.
to 4.40
to 4.05
4.10
A&O
4 Ka 1937-1949
102K
99K
44 K
30
Tokyo (City of) 6s of 1912
Red
,
4K 1932-1933
4Ks 1934-1935
A&O 6 3.90 to 4%
4Ks 1936-1937.A&O 6 4.10 to 4.20
4Kb 1938-1939
A&O
4Ks 1940-1941
A&O
4Ks 1942-1945
-A&O
4Ks 1946-1961
A&O
91K
4a £ July 1 1948
J&J
8Ks July 1 1944-45—J&J 6 5.10 to 4.90
104
Vancouver, B 0.5 Kb "39 A&O 100
106
5Ks 1952
—F&A 104
5s 1940 & 1941 var
5s 1945 & 1946 var
5s 1950 & 1951 var
10/
105 K
5s Jan 15 1970——J&J 14
4K» 1942 and 1967—F&A
100 K
30
15
Toronto 6s 1931-1940
Ss 1940-1950
5s 1931-1934—
5s 1935-1939.
5s 1940-1949—
46
87
43
6Hs 1954
98
105"
4s Nov 15 1935—.M&N 15
4a Nov 15 1957
M&N 15
68
7s extl Dec 1 1951-
Mar
4Kb
4K«
4Ks
to 4.30
1
4
Chicago Sanitary District—
101
99
Bid.
4Kb 1937-1950
„
to 4.30
100
Quebec City 3Ks 1933—J&J
5s S F (non-call) 1960 M&N
Saskatchewan (Province)—
5s 1943 (non-call).-J&D16
5s 1959 (non-call)
M&N
4Kb July 2 194&.
J&J2
76
89
75K
88 K
101
J&J 6 2.50
J&J 6 4.30
4Kb 1931-1937
4KB 1938-1942
4Kb 1943-1960
J&J
Quebec (Province)—
4Kb 1950 opt 1945..M&S 9
4Kb sf 1961
M&N
Bonds.
Chic Line Pk 4s '32-'48 M&N
4Kb 1932-1933
A&O
4Ks 1934-1936
A&O
to 4.;
97
1941
M&N
4s May 15 1932-43-M&N 15 6 2.75
4s May 15 1944-57-M&N 15 6 4.40
4s May 15 1958-68-M&N 15 6 4.40
Hydro Elec Pow Com—
5s Jan 1 1935
J&J 2 100K
4Kb Jan 11970
J&J 2 103 K
Ottawa City 5s *31-"45
J&J 6 3%
6s Munlc Imp *31-'50
J&J 6 3%
5s July 11931-1956—_.J&J 6 3%
4Kb 1934. 1935, 1944—J&J 6 3.90
82
72
or
Net.
Jan 15 '48-*57—J&J15 6 4.45 to 4.35
101K
1932
M&N15 101
1933-'34_.,
M&N15 6 3.25 to 3.75
to 4.15
1935-*38
M&N15 6 4%
1939-70
M&N15 6 4/25 to 4.35
4s
73 K
,
113
Ontario (Prov) 6s *43. M&S16 112
4Ka 1944M&S 100K
4Kb Jan 18 *32-*47—J&J15 6 2.50
-
Extl s f 0Ks 1953
M&N
GermanOons Munic 7s'47F&A
Cons munlc 6s 1947—J&D
*
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Yield Basis
To
or
Net.
4.05
4.05
4.10
4&
4%
m
4%
.90%
.90%
„4Hs 1948
4Kb
6
3a4sgRe7"Wat *35
(taxable)..J&J
Sath 4a Ref 1941 tax-ex. J&D
Belfast 434s Ref 1931-1950--Blddafora Is 1932-35—M&N
3.35 3.20%
3.95 3.80%
3.95 3.80%
4Mb
4s 1934
Kennebec
KENTUCKY
Ashland—5a 1932-37
434s SI *42, '47 & '52--M&S 6
Bowling Green—6s 1955-J&J 6
Covington—
6s WW Jan 15'32-'61 J&J 16
6
4Ma Fdg 1931-48
F&A
6
4Ms 1935-1950
A&O
6
4Ms WW 1932-61
J&J
6
4s Fdg 1952 opt *42
F&A
6
4Ma School 1931-69
Crittenden County—
5 Ma Fdg Feb 1 '39-49-F&A 6
4.70%
4.50
¥.65%
4.50
to 4.10
4.05
to 4.10
%
%
4.05
to
4.10
%
4.05
to 4.10
4.05
to 4.10
%
%
5%
to 4.50
6 4%
F&A
J&D 6 4.05 to 4.10
Lexington—4s 1945
5s S D 1938
Livingston County5Hb R&B Fdg Marl'49A&0
Louisville—5s Sch 1962-A&0
434a Hospital 1951
M&S
4Mb Bridge Rev '48-M&N
4Mb Ref 1965
J&D
4Mb Jan 1 1970
J&J
4s Ref July 1 1937
J&J
4s Sewer 1947
F&A
4s Lou W Co 1959
F&A
4s Sewer 1965
F&A
4s Jan 1 1970
J&J
3Ma Ref 1943
J&J
3s Sew & Park 1941—J&J
6
%
%
4.25
100
101
3% to 4%
99
Dtefc—-
6
101
99
1939——-A&O
101
99
101
4%
4MB 1931-1942
J&D 16
6 2.50
4Mb 1931-1942—-----J&J
Annapolis 4Mb W W 42-A&O
to 3.75
6 3.70
6 3.70
to 3.75
6 3.70
to 3.75
6 3.70
6 3.70
to 3.75
1932-1961
--—A&O
5s Gen. Imp. 1943-45--M&S
5a Water 1901
A&O
to 3.75
6s registered
\
6 3.70
6 3.90
Baltimore—5a
to 3.75
%
97
%nn
102
107
100
5a Port Comm'n *31-'59-_J&J
6
33.50
High 1934
J&D 15 100
High 1935-36
J&D 15 100
High 1937-39..J&D 15 100
High 1940-45
J&D 15 101
High 1946-49
J&D 15 101
High 1950-55
J&D 15 102
6 3.50
1933-1934
F&A15
4%
4 Ms 1935-1937
F&A15
434s
4Ma
434s
4MS
4 Ms
4Ms
4 Ms
F&A15
4Ms 1942-1952
F&A15
Atchafalaya Levee Dlst—
5s Sept 1932-1972—M&S15
5s Dlst ref & Imp '49-M&8
os 1932-1969
F&A
Baton Rouge—6s '32 '54-M&S
Bossier Dlst Levee 5a '54. A&O
5s Nov 1958
M&N
Caddo District Levee—
5s 1951 opt 1941
J&J
Fifth District Levee—
5s 1950 opt 1940
J&J
6a 1952 opt 1942
-J&J
5s Oct 151962 op '52--A&0
5s Oct 15 1963
A&Olo
5s 1957-1967A&Ol«
5s 1959-1969
—F&A15
to 4.40
to 4.25
dagerstown—
to 3.75
°.20
10034
100 M
A&O
%
3.90
1
3.70
3.70
3.70
3.70
3.70
6
3% to 3.50 %
3.50%
3.80%
6
3% to 3.50
3;60 3.50%
6 3.60 3.80%
6
3% to 3.50
6 3.60
6 3.60
•
101
101
101
90
4.20
J&J
5s July 1940-1949
J&J
5s July 1950-1959
-J&J
4MB 1934-1961
---A&O
4M» Sept 1 1931-1968.M&S
100M
100
Orleans District—
5a July 1931-1939
Orleans Parish Sch
5s 1936-1944—
5s
Board—
10734
registd 193l-'68_J&J
gold July 1 1935
J&J
1950 ref (tax-exem).J&J
1937 reg (tax-exem).J&J
Water 1942
J&J
gold July 1944
M&S
10634
10134
10534
9934
1013|
10034
10034
Bank—
1952 opt 1942—A&O
P®nfcciiartrain District—
5s Oct
w
1944M&N
5a July 1968—
J&J
e<3 River A & B B District—
5s 1950 Series B
A&O
5a Mar 1953 opt 1943-H&S
5s 1965 Series D
F&A
Shreveport—
D
tax-ex—A&O
334b Water 1932
M&N
98
6s
334s May l '45 u*eg)_MocIS
Bridge 1941
F&A
Chelsea—4a Park 1936—A&O
4s Sept 1 1958
M&S
3s
to
3.40 %
to 3.10
to
3.35
1932-1933----——F&A
5s Dec 1 1931-1969—-J&D
5s Wat WkH RlV *32- 40M&S
4Mb W W& 8ew'31-'54-J&J
4M« May 2 1932-67-M&N2
Tensas Basin Levee District—
5s Jan 1957
J&J
100
105
100
100
434s 1932-44
Gardner 4s wafc
100
„
„
M&N
Bdge '40-44 M&N
4b State Pier 1933-1942-M&S
b Basis.
/Flat price,
that date by munloloal
to 3.80
to 3.80
to 3.80
4
4.10
4.10
4.10
4.10
3.60
334s Dec 1831-1932
434b 1937 (tax-ex)
Lynn—
& Bdge '35-39
3.70
M&N
*32-'34—M&N
Holyoke—
434s *32-*50 (tax-ex)—F&A
43afs "3l-'41 (tax-ex)—J&J
4s June 11933 tax-ex—J&D
MAINE
4s HIghw &
3.70
9634
9334
10134
10234
M&N
J&D
43*81932-34 (tax-ex) .M&N
4a HIghw
100
Mar 1 1932
M&S
1933-1937
M&S
1938-1941
M&S
'32- 34 (tax-ex)._ES&N
4s 1932-'55'J(tax-ex)
Franklin (Town)
6a
5i Hway & Bdge *32-'54-A&0
4a Sept 1 1931-1953
M&S
104
4s July 1 1941-1956——J&J
River—
434s
434s
434s
434a
4 34s 1932
_F&A
434s 1933
F&A
434s 1934-1937
F&A
434s 1938-1919
...F&A
Bay GRv 4s 1934
J&J
534« W W 1931-1951—M&S
Bay City Union 8 D—
06* 1931. 1936
.J&J
6 3.50
6 3.75
6 3.80
6 3.80
3%
3.50%
3.70%
3.70%
6 3.70
6 4%
3 .90%
34s Nov 1 1945
M&N
6 2.50
o534s Pub UtII '32-'51_J&J
6 2.50
o534a Pub UtII '32-'48-A&0
53i» Sewer 1932-1951—J&J 6 2.50
School
M&N15
M&N15
M&N15
to 4.25
4.25
to
to 4.25
4.20
to
f
ro
to 4.15 %
to 4.15
6 2.10
to
6 2.50
to
6 4.10
to 4.15
6 4.10
to 4.15
6 4.20
4.10 %
6 3.25
to 3.50
6 3.60
to 4.15
4.10
4.10
I
I
2.56
M&S
97 54
M&N
1944
ols School 1948
o4a May 15 1950
4.25 %
4.25%
to
6 4.25
9754
9754
M&N 15
434s 1931-1954
M&S15 b 2%
454s 1932-1937
J&D
o5s (Mar 15 & Apr 1) '32-'60 b2.50
Fall
100
Creek—
4b City Hall 1932-30—F&A
Battle Creek S D—
I
9834
9834
9834
oFilnt—
Everett—
105
Battle
4a
Cambridge—
4s Oct 1 1946-1949—A&O
85
6 3.70
to 4.05
¥.10
to
Flint Union School Dlst—
4b 1931-1947
_
6 3.75
Ann Arbor School District—
6 3.70
4s Sept 1935
A&O
434sl932
434s 1933-1934
4348 1935-1900
_
100
63.75
—
10M
100
6 3.85
o434s Pub Lib 1948-J&J15
0434s 1932, 1935-42.J&J15
434a Jan 1 1932-1942
J&J
434« Jan 1 1943-1957—J&J
43*s 1942-1952
J&D
*3*a Jan 1 1957
J&J
Brockton—
J&D
J&D
1945-1967
Plaauemlne Parish E
98 M
3.80%
3 .80%
3.75%
3.60%
3 .60%
3.60%
6 3.90
6 2.50
5s Pub Impt 1932-51
J&J
o.5s Jan 15 1936-42—J&J16 6 3.80
434s Tun 1900 tax-ex.A&O 11154
is July 1930
J&J 10234
10234
48 Apr '32-'37 (tax-ex).A&O
103
4s 1931-1939 (tax-ex)—J&J
10134
4s Tunnel & Sub 1948-J&D
4s Sub 1957 tax-ex
A&O 10634
10634
4s Sub 1958 tax-ex
J&J
10634
4s Tub & 8ub*69 tax-ex. J&J
334s June 1 1932
J&D 10134
J&D 10034
334s Jane 1 1934
J&J
834s July 1 1935
J&D
334s Jane 1 1943
97
J&D
334s June 1 1944
9634
334s July 1 1945
J&J
Braintree—4s 1931-1941J&J16 6 2%a to 3.40 %
97
3 .80%
6 3.90
o6e Pub Serv 1932-51--J&J 6 2.50
6 4.35
05
4
Boston—
J&J
'28.J&J
6 3.90
Detroit—
1942-J&D 100
New Orleans 5s Ocf31-'32A&0
'loo'
os Pub Belt RR '39-'49-J&J
100
6s Pub Belt 1960-59—J&D
99M
4M» 1932-39
J&J
99
4MB 1940-49
J&J
99
434* 1950-59
...
.J&J
100
4Mb 1960-67
J&J
98
4MB 1931-1977
A&O
85
4a Floating debt 1948-A&0
99M
4a Constitutional 1942.J&J
opt
MICHIGAN (See footnote o)
554b July 16 1941
J&J16
534b Oct 15 1941A&016
534s Highway 1941
J&D
5a Highway 1940
J&D
434s Highway 1943
F&A
434s Highway Impt 1937 A&O
4a Highway Impt 1942—A&O
Dearborn 5a 1936—
Lake Borgne Dlst Levee—
4s Public Impt 1950
1942 (old Issue)
4s Pub Impt '42 opt
10334
See Foreign Govts, page 98.
4
Attleborough—
334s March 1935
BS&S 10034
Beverley 4s '31~'30(tax ex) A&O 6 1.75
4s 1932-1945 (tax ex)-M&N 6 1.75
5s Dec 1952 opt
3.35
4s Mar 1 1932-1946—M&S
Winchester 4s 1939-1843 A&O
4
97
1941-J&J
Arlington 4s'31-'42(tax ex)J&J 6 1.75
100
104
10234
_
3s gold Water Jan 1
100M
10134
10234
1931-1960
—.F&A
Warren Water District—
3.90
2% to 3.75
6 3.80 to 3.75
3a Met Sewerage 1930—M&S
3b gold July 1 1939
J&J
100
100
4s
to 3.90 %
6
In Water
100M
100M
10134
3.90
1931-52 (tax-exempt)—Var
334s
3>4s
33iis
314s
334s
102
MEXICO
to 3 .90
MASSACHUSETTS
4s
10234
10234
10234
J&J
10054
Springfield 334s 1935——J&J
6 3.10 to 3.20 %
4s 1935-'44 (tax-ex)
F&£
104
434s 1934 tax-ex
M&N
Taunton—
4s July 1 1948-50
-
Montgomery Co
434s 1939-1908
M&N
Washington Sub San Dlst—
43»b Sewer g 1973
J&J
6s 1969
-
100
10534
3.50 %
to 3.50 %
100
_
1944—J&J
1928—J&J
3%
1938-1987—A&O
434b 1930-1980
A&O
100
102
Salem 4s Jan 1 *32-'54 tax-ex.
Somerville 4s Dec 1 1934 A&O
4s July 1 1931-35
J&J
xo
6a Water
to 4.15
10034
to
to 3.50 %
6 3.40
M&S
4Mb Mar 11932-'55—M&S
4Mb Mar 1 1955
M&S
4a Aug 1 1951—
F&A
4b Annex 1954
——J&D
4b Parks 1955
—M&N
4s Mar 1 1901
M&S
4b Aug 1 1901
—-F&A
4a School 1933-1939—M&N
4b 1945-1971
—M&S
4b Reglt'd stk 1940-57-M&N
4a 1933-1944
A&O
4s 1950-1905
M&S
4s 1972-1975
M&S
4m 1933-1957
—A&O
334s impt 1940—-—J&J
334s Mar 1945
—M&S
834a Refunding 1952—J&J
334 s Sewage Impt '80-A&O
Cumber'd 434a W W "41-A&O
LOUISIANA.
5a Highway Dec 15 '35-49 J&D
5s Dec 31 1938
J&J
1946
%
10234
F&A
434s 1932-1953
F&A
Wafcerfcown—4g 1931-34—J&J
Wellesley (Town)
1932-1946 M&S 6*3.40"
5a
to 3.75
to 3.40
Audover—
434s 1931 & 1933
—J&J
Wakefield 4s 1931-1933.A&0
Walpole 434s 1931
J&J
Waltham 33*s 1931-45—F&A
to 4.25
96
6 2.50
to 3.75
to 3.50 %
to 3.10 %
1931-'34 (tax-ex)
J&J 6 2%
PIttsfleld—
10334
4s 1932-1937 tax-ex
J&J 16
10034
Quincy 334s *32 to '39
A&O
Tax exempt
to 4.25 %
3% to 3.80 %
6 2.50
iHts Aug 15 1931-33--F&A15
6 2.50
iMs Rd & Bdge '32-'40 J&D15
to 3.75
100
6s 1958-1970
to 4.60
_
to 3.75
434s w w 1931-1970—A&O
Warren Co—4Mb '34-'59-J&J
5s Jan 1954 opt
5s Jan 1937 opt
April
100
9834
4s High Sch 1936 tax-exem.
Portland Bridge DM {taxable)
8Mb July 1931 to 1939-M&S
Portland Water District—
4o Funding 1938
J&D
4a Funding 1948
J&D
South Portland Sewer
North
%
Paducah—
5s 1972
Lafourche Basin Levee—
.
1932-'36
Newton 4a 1935——
tax-ex_A&0
6 3.70
105
Ms 1938-1941
.
(tax
exempt)
4s
100
9834
1959—M&N
H *32-*45
1932-41
5s
6 3.70
100
Sewer
to 4.50
4a 1931-1950—--—M&N
Wafcerrille 3Ma 1935
M&B
4%
6 3.70
6 3.70
J&D
Owensboro—5a
6 4.20
Sewer
6
234
M&N
(tax-ex)—M&f 6 234
Newburyport—
10034
334* Water '31 to *34—J&t
4.30
MARYLAND
McCracken Co—5a 1933.M&8
4
4s O
Saco 4a
ndi
6 4.40
to
to 4.20
District—
Portland—
4.05
4s
6 4%
Aitfcery Water District—
6 4.30
5s Jan 1932 to 1938——J&J
Old Town Water District—
6 4%
4s July 1931-1939
J&J
4s July 1952-1958
J&J
97
New Bedford—
6 4.10
Water District—-
4h Ref May 1
95
M&S 6 4.60
J&J
4Mb Bridge 1950
10454
100
(taxable)---J&J
Net.
10034
10234
101
98
1931-1945-——M&N
Gardiner Water
Milton 334s 1931 to 1932-F&A
4s 1933-1937 tax-ex
F&A
Needham—
%
To
.
.
Ask.
Bid.
Net.
101
to 3.90
100
High Sch Dlst--
Brewer
4.05 3.90%
1940-1945
,
1940 tax-ex—J&J 100
6 3%
Augusta 4b Oct 151931-55A&O
4a 1935 &
-—
Topeka S D 43*s 1931-40—
Wichita 4H» 1932-36
Wyandotte County—
43*s Bridge '32 to *41—F&A
434s 1931-1939
Ask.
Bonds.
434s '32-43 (taxexmp) A&O
Auburn—
3.90'
Sedgwick Co 4J*s 1940—— 64
6 4
3.901
Shawnee Co. 4H* 1944
3.75 3.25'
Topeka 4J*s 1931-1933-F&A
3.75 3.251
Bid.
Bonds.
Net.
or
To
or
To
or
Ask.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bid.
Bonda.
103
MUNICIPAL BONDS
AND
STATE
F&A
4s *35-'39 (tax-exmpt)_M&N
4s 1940-51 (tax-exmpt)M&N
10234
106
10034
.
,
„
6 3.65
to 3.75
434» Flood Protec '33-M&S 63.65
43-48 Oct 1 1934-1938—A&O 6 3.65
4tts 1931-1953
F&A^ 6 3.65
41*s 1931-'32_
F&A 63.65
434»
1933-1935
F&A 6 3.65
4H* 1936-1942
F&A 6 3.65
to 3.75
6 3.65
to 3.75
F&A 6 3.65
to 3.75
GraudRapids SchooiDIstrlct—
45* 1931-1943
M&S 6 3.85
Highland Park—
o4hs Sept 15 1934—M&S 6 3.70
6 4.10
04His April 15 1957.
Jackson 454s 1932-47..A&Ol6
4Hs Gen Impt 'o2-'54_M&N
Jackson CJn SD
3.50%
3.95%
4sl931-l953
4s
1943-1960
4 Ha 1931-1930
M&N
454® 1937-1945
M&N
Lansing o5s 1931-32—J&J15
05h Jan 3 1932
J&J3
»4 54 s Jan 3 1932-36—J&J3
4Hs 1937-1949
J&D
Muskegon 43* s 1932-°44—J&J
4s May 1 1934
M&N
Muskegon S D 5s 1942—July
Muskegon Co 434« 1932—J&J
Pontine—434s *32-'47—-M&S
4s 1941-1957
to 3.75
to 3.75
to 3.75
to 3.75
to 3.75
6 2 25
to
6 2 25
6 3.50
to
6 3.50
6 3.50
3.70
3.70
3%
3%
3%
6 3.85
£7°
3.60%
4%
45*t 1946-1951
M&S
53*s Sewer 1931-1942 F&A
6a Wat Impt 1932-35—J&D
0s Wat Impt 1930-50
J&D
Sault Ste Marie 4s 1932—J&J
1023,
3.75
3.75
_
100
10034
Wayne County—
4 3*s bldg&bdge '31-"39M&N 6 4.25 4.05%
43*s 1942-1949
A&O 6 4.25 4.05
454s 1932-1941
A&O 6 4.25 4.05
Wyandotte 434s 1934
J&D
10534
103
105
to 3.80
434* Mar 11935-1939
Grand Rapids 5b 1932-34- A&O;
to 4.15
43*8 Sewer 1932
J&D 6 3.90 3.75%
43*s Sewer 1933-1951— J&D 6 3.90 3.75%
45*sWat Jan 2 '32-'39-J&J 6 3.90 3.75%
102 »
to 3.80
M&S 6 3.95
Port Huron 4s 1932
J&J
Saginaw 434 s sew *31-'33-J&J 6 3.90
434s Sewer 1931-1949-F&A 6 3.90
11134
334s 1932 (tax-exmpt)_A&0 101
Maiden 4s '31-*44 (tax-ex) F&A 6 2%
5s 1932-1954
Medford—
33*s 1931-1942 tax-ex.M&N
to
3.40 %
10134
n Nominal,
a Tax-exempt; under a law approved March 13 1909. and which went Inte effect Sept. 1 1909,
corporations are tax-exempt and these, accordingly sell on a better basis.
i
bonds issued a iter
104
STATE
AM)
Yield Basis
To
or
Ask.
Bid.
Bond*
4*a 1931-1947
to 3.55 %
to 3.55 %
6 2%
6 2%
-J&J
4*s 1932-1942
3.50
ES&N
4s Water & Light 1930-A&O
4a 1932-1946—
J&J
6 2%
to 3.55
%
Duluth Ind School Dlst—
3.80
5*8 1930. 1938. 1940-A&O
4*s Feb 1 *40 op '30—F&A
1924
A&O
Hennepin County—
6s Bridge 1932-40
M&N 6 3%
5*8 Bridge 1932-40...-M&N
4*0 Sanltorium '32-"42. J&J
4*a Hospital '32-'41-M&N 6 2.50
Minneapolis—
~
6s 1931-1932
—J&B
5s 1935, '30. '40, "43, '45,
'43, *47, '48. '49. '50-J&D 6 3.60
100
100
4a 1934 opt
5*s Sewer '35 to '39...J&3 6 4.25
4 *s Wat & Sew *33-'50_ J& J 6 4.10
98*
Kalispell 5s 1933
J&J
Lincoln Oo 5s "32 op '27._J&J
98*
99*
Phillips CoSsDee '35 op'33J&J
to 3.60
to 3.70
%
6 3.60
---
to 3.65 %
6
6
6
4s School Jan 1 1935—J&J
2%
2%
to 3.60 %
2.50 to 3.60
f
2.50 to 3.60 %
3.50
3.50
1943-J&D
4s Improvement
4s 1944
A&O
3*s 1932-1941
M&N 6 2%
3*s Water Wka 1932—J&J
Ramsey Oounty—
4*s 1932-1950
F&A 6 2.25
b8 Rd&Bdge '38-'44 M&N 6 2.25
[b Rd&Bdge '33-'37 M&N 6 2.25
Is Rd&Bdge *32-'43 J&D 6 2.25
3.55
to 3.50
I
4s 1936-1939
A&O 6 3.25
A&O 6 3.60
4s 1940-1961
A&O 6 3.70
Douglas Oounty—
5s Highway 1942
Grand
6b 1948
J&D
Omaha 8D 4*sMayl'55M&N
Scottsbluff—
3.70
2.50
4*s Ref *42. opt '32-M&N
Scottsbluff
%
%
6*s 1942, opt 1932—A&O
Fork School District—
A&O
-
-
to 3.50
6 3%
6 3%
to
to 4.25
to 4.25
6
6
6
6
6
4s
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
6 4.70
6 4.70
6 4.70
6b May 2 1944
6 5.10
4.90%
6 5.10
6 5.10
4.90%
4.90%
4.70%
4.70%
4.80%
4.80%
4.80%
6 4.80
6 4.80
6 5%
Yaioo-Miss Delta Levee Dist5s 1931-1954
—M&N 6 5%
4*8 July 1949
J&J 6 5%
4s 1952 optional 1922—J&J 6 5%
6 2.50
—A&O 6 2.60
4Mb 1933-1937
4*b 1938 & 1939
A&O
4*8 1943-1940
-M&S
4a Road 1633-34 Ser D..M&8
4s 1943-1947
M&S
4s Road 1944-1948
A&O
Jackson O'nty 4*s '36-'50 J&J
6s Judg fund '35-*49 M&N15
Joplin Sch Dist 4*s 1943-'48_
Kausaa City 5s W W 1941 J&J
4*s Mar 1 1933
M&8
4*8 Water Works 1942.J&J
4*8 1931-34
J&J
4*8 1935-45.
J&J
4*s Judg fd 1931-46.J&D
4*8 Judg fd 1932-47.M&S
4*8 Judg fd 1932-47.H&N
Xanaaa Oity 8 D 6s 1941—J&J
4*s July 1 1933
.J&J
4*s July 1 1937
J&J
4*s Jan 1943
J&J
4*s Sewer 1932-*34—M&S
4*b Sewer 1935-'45—M&S
4*8 Building 1946
J&J
4*9 Building 1947——J&J
4*s 1931-1932
J&J
4*s 1933-1943
J&J
4b Building 1932
J&J
4s Building 1947
—J&J
to 3.50
%
to 3.50 %
~
School
5s 1935-1939
6s 1940-1947
to 3.65 %
4
to 3.90
70
3.65
2 75
3 65
3
6 3.50
to
3.60 %
4.15
4.15
4.15
3.65
2.75
3.60
3.65
3
6 3.50
to 3.60
3^65
3.65
3
6
3%
to 3.60 %
3
3.60
3%
6 3.80
to
3.70 %
to 3.70
%
District
4*s 1935
3.65
4s 1940
6 3.80
to
St Louts 4*s Bridge '35-A&O
Public Bldg & Imp
1931-1943--—
J&J 6 3%
'"is 1935-1939
F&A 6 3.40
)S 1940-1953
F&A
(s W W 1932-1945—A&O
is 1933-1948--.-..M&N
_*■ 1941-1948
—M&N
4s 1936M&N
4s 1937-1940
M&N
4s 1941-1945
—M&N
4s 1946-1951
--M&N
3.70 %
4*s
6 Basla.
/Flat price.
n
to 3.50 %
to 3.50 %
3.50
to
3~.56
%
to 3.50 %
3.50
Nominal.
%
3.40
3.50
5s 1933-1934
6 3.50
to 4.75
6 5.25
4.75%
6 4.30
6 4.20
6 4.05
6 4.05
6 3.50
6 4.05
6
99*
99*
3%
%
4.10%
3%
to 4.35
%
3.95%
3.95%
3%
3.95%
100*
100*
to 3.50
6 4.05
%
3.95%
3.25%
3.40%
6 3.50
6
to
5%
5%
6 4.75
6 4.25
6 5%
6 4.80
6 4.80
6 4.80
6 4.75
6 4.25
6 4.20
6 4.20
6 4.20
6 4.20
6 4.20
6 4.20
6 4.15
Belleville S D 5b
4.75%
4.75%
4.60%
to 4.60
6 3.95
to
4.35
3%
6
to
3.90
6
3%
3%
6 3.50
to 3.90
3%
%
i
to 3.95
3.95
3.95
M&N 6 2.50
M&N 6 3%
M&N
F&A 6 3.85
6
to 3.70
to 3.85
to 3.50
to 3.85
to 3.75
to 4.10
to 3.95
to
3.95
to 3.80
6 3.80
3.70%
6
2%
to 3.80
6 3.80
6 3.85
3.70%
3.75%
6 3.85
3.75%
3.75%
3.75%
6 3.85
6 3.85
6
6
6
6
6
3%
3%
3%
6%
6%
to 4.10
to
4.16
to 4.10
5.5%
5.5%
6
4.30
to 4.35
ta 4.50
L50
6
3%
6 3.95
to'4%
6 2.50
to 3.90
4.30
—
4%
3.85% 3.95
3%90
5a Water 1938—
F&A
4*s School 1943
J&D
4*s Sewer 1931-1964.A&O
4s School House 1934—J&D
Passaic 4*8 1932-40
M&S
5*s Gen Imp '31-*44—J&D
5*8 Gen Imp '45-'dl—J&D
5s Imp 1932-1948—M&N
5s Water 1935
4.40
5%
4
4.30
4
4
6 4.10
6 4.10
6 4.10
6 4.20
6
2%
4%
4%
4%
4.10%
to 4.15
6 4.30
4.20%
6
to 4.15
3%
M&N 6 3.80
4*s Refunding 1944—M&N 6 4.20
J&J 6 3%
4 Ms Water 1939-70
%
6
Nutley S D 4*s '32-'42_ F&A
4*« 1943-1967.....F&A
%
6*s Nov 16 1981-39-M&N
Ocean City—6a 1944
F&A 6 6%
%
%
4*8 Impt May 15 1938-'56. 6 6%
Ocean Oo 4*s '32-'33—J&D
%
4.10
4*a 1934-1950
J&D
4110 Orange—5a 1932
J&J
4.10
to
I
37?90
3.75%
2%
2%
2%
to 3 60 %
to 3.95
.
to 3.50 g
to
to 3.40
3*8 Track Elev 1954-F&A
VaUsburg 4*« 1934---J&J
New Brun8Wlck4 *831-67F&A
4*s Sch & Wat 32-'69 J&D
4*8 1931-1907
J&D
North Arlington (Borough)
5*s Impt 1933-1935
6s Impt 1933-1935
North Bergen 5a 1941
J&D
08 School 1931-58
M&S
3.95%
to 4%
3%
3%
4%
.
to 2.75
1932-1969
M&S 15
4*s Dock 1959
—F&A
4*a Apr 15 '32-'61-A&01fi
4*8 School Dec 1 '45—J&D
4s Sch House 1959 opt 1949
4s Paa Val 8ew'6l op'6l J&D
4%
4%
4%>
to 3.25
100
4.40%
5%
3%
3%
3.70%
to
3.95%
3.95%
3.25%
4*8
to 4.15
6
_
100
6 2.50
6*a Oct 16 *31 to '59 A&G15 6
6a 1931-1958
J&J 6
to 4.05
to
3%
4.15%
to 4.40 %
to 3 .95
Newark—4*8 1944
to 4.35
to
6
%
to 3.50 %
3%
3%
4s 1941-1969
5.50
64.10
6 3.50
3.50
3.50
5.50%
4.15%
to 4.35
4*8 Mar 15 ^-'SO-M&S 6
4*s Rd&Bdg '3K51F&A15 6
4s 1933-1936.
to 3.r5
6 3.15
6 3.15
6%
6 4.30
J&D 6 3.40
6 3.80
3*8 April 1941.
A&O
6a Road&Bdge.'31-'34 F&A
Middlesex Oo 4*8 '32-'34.J&J
4*8 Fund July 1931-1939-4*8 Road 1932-44—F&A2
4*» lrapt 1932
A&O
4s 1937-1940
to 4.30
to
6
3*s 1935-1938
J&D 15 6 3%
3*s 1939-1949
J&D 15 6 3.50
Morriatowu 4*a '31-'42. J&D 6 3%
4.10%
4.10%
4.10%
4.10%
4.10%
4.10%
4.10%
6 3.15
3%
"99* "loo*
-
4.40%
to 4%
5s Dec 1944_
J&D 6 4.15
6s Dec 15 1931-1955. J&D 15 6 3 .50
6 3.50
6 3.90
F&A
Morrla Oo—4a *35 opt '06.J&J
4*a 1942 opt 1922.
J&J
3*s 1933-1934
J&D 15 6 2.40
4.60%
4.50%
4%
4.20%
4.40%
4.60%
4.75%
to 4.30
3%
A&O
Montelalr 4*8 Sch 1941.A&0 6 4.05
4*8 High Sch Bldg '44-J&D 6 4.05
3*s School 1932
-J&J 6 3.50
4.60%
*31-'44M&N 6 4.15
Birgen Co 5*8 *31-'34—J&D
3.50
5*s Dec 1 1936-1942—J&D
4%
4*s 1932-1939
A&O
4*s Aug 1931-1938—F&A
4a Court Hse 32-'38—A&O
Bloomfleld—4*s 1931
J&D
4Mb Dec 15 1932-64—J&D
4*s 1931 & 1932—J&D 15
4 *s 1933 to 1969—J&D 15
Bridgeton (City)—
4*s 1932-1933
J&D
4 Ms 1934-1935
J&D
4Mb 1936-1942
J&D
4Mb 1943-1949
...J&D
4 Ms 1950-1954
J&D
4 Ms 1955-1958
_.J&D
Bogota (Boro) 6» '31-33-J&D
4*i 1931-1940
J&D
Bound Brook 4 Ms '31-'42 J&D
Brlgantlne 5*s Sew '33--J&J
Camden 5*b 1931-01—-F&A
4*8 School 1943..—.A&O
4*s Water *32 to '60-M&N
4*s 1942-1969
J&J
J&D 6
%
3.85 %
3.85%
3.85%
3.85%
Monmouth Oo—
%
4.75%
1 60%
to
3%
63.95
4*8 1932-1968
3s Road 1933
1.50
6
%
4.25%
4-05%
4b June 1 1935.. —J&D 6 4.60
3.40%
3.40%
.
3.75 %
to 4.15
to 3.50
Lynflhursfc 5a 1931-1957..-J&J 6 4.25
Mercer Oo—4*b 1933
J&J 6 3.50
4.40
6
4.30%
to
6 3.25
4*8 Water 1932-'34.J&D15
4*8 Water 1935-70.J&D15 6 4.30
4*s Sch Impt '32-'52.J&D 6 3%
98
Lom--58 1932-1947
J&J
98
Long Branch 6s 1943
M&N
3%
3.40%
6 3.50
6 3.50
F&A 6 4.25
F&A 6 4.40
F&A 6 4.60
-F&A 6 4.75
F&A
5%
Bayonne 5s 1932-1949
J&J
4*s Jan 1 1933J&J
4*s 1931-1053
F&A
4*8 Funding 1915—
4*s School 1932
F&B
4*8 School 1933
F&A
4*s School 1934-66—.F&A
B dleville 5s 1934 & '44.M&N
d Now paid by N. Y. City,
100
6 4.20
...
6 3.50
6 3.50
4%
4*8 Bridge
1936-57. A&o 6 4.60
4.10s 1932-1934
M&N 6 3.25
Audub 8 D 6s '31-'40—A&G 6 5%
3.55
%
%
to 4.25
98
6 4.25
J&D 6 4.40
1940-1959
Keansburg 5*8
Kearny 4*s 1938
F&A
4*s Water 1932-1962 M&N
108
5s 1948-1968
Atlan Co. 4*s 1932-35-A&O
3.50
1
3.70%
100*
99*
4s Water 1932
4%
J&J
Asbury Park (City)—
4*s 1935-1939
M&N
4*s 1934-1953
M&N
4*8 1930-1940...
M&S
4*a 1951-1960
M&S
4*8 1932-1970
M&N
Atlan City 4*s 1932-38.-J&J
4*s 1938-1958
J&J
4*8 Paving 1938..
J&J
4*8 Jan 1 1945
J&J
4*s June 1
1932-06.J&D
4.40» 1932-1954
M&S
5s 1932
13.50
—M&S 6
4*s ref 1951
1950
3.50
6*4.05"
to
100
3.50
6 3.60
to 3.50
100
50
3.50
-
Joseph
F&A
4s Road
MISSOURI
6 3.80
4a Refunding 1949
4*a Road & bdge 1933..J&J
4*8 Road & bdge 1938-J&J
i*s 1940
—-J&J
4*s Highway '54 opt '39.J&J
4*s 1955 opt 1940
J&J
4.50%
4.50%
to 3.70
to 3.60
6*8 Dec 1 1631-1933—J&D
4*8 School 1931-58
J&D
4*8 School 1945
J&J
4*9 Water 1961
l*A&0
NEW JERSEY
101
99
3.70%
6 2.50
%
Co—
3*9 1931—
M&N
5s School 1932-1954
J&J
Hudson Co—4*8 1948—A&O
4*s May 1 1950
M&N
4*a 1932
M&N 15
4*8 1933-1978
M&N 15
4a g Park 1954 & '69__M&N
4s gold refunding 1935-F&A
4*s July 15 '31-'34
J&J15
4*8 July 15 '35-74
&J15
4*8
100
4s Ref Water 1932—..J&J
Stratford 5s May 1933-1954-.
to" 5%
3.70
Jersey City 5*s 1942-53.A&O
101*
6 2.75
6 3.55
1931-1934
Pembroke 4s '32-'34
Portsmouth—
65.20
6 4.70
6 4.70
6 3.80
to
6 2.75
4*8 1932-1934
J&J
4*s road & bldg '35-'40 J&J
Irvlngton 5b School '03—J&D 6 4.40
4*s 1931-1933
J&D 6 3.50
4*8 1934-1939
J&D 6 3.75
4s 1941-1945
5s July 1 1953
M&N
J&J
4*8 Sept 1934
M&S
Vlcksburg 5a St 1932
F&A
5a Pub Imp 1931-48—F&A
M&S
4s 1935-1940
100
to 3.50
6 3.50
6 4.10
yjancb^afcer—
4.25
to 2 .75
6 3.25
6 3.50
6 3.50
6 3%
101*
100*
101*
101*
104*
103*
102*
J&J
Jau
to 4.25
to
3.65
6~2.50~
Hunterdon County—
to 4.25
to 4.25
4%
3.50%
4.15%
4.15%
4
Highway 1934-43—J&D
J&D
4*8 '38. *40. '42. "44-M&N
Dover 3*8 1931
J&D
Keene4*s 1931-1942—M&N
to 4.25
3.85
to
to 4.10
3.95
Concord 4*8 1942
to 4.25
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
98
3.50
to 3.75
3.75
3.80
4*8
6 3%
6
Mississippi Levee Dlatrlct-
St Joseph
July 1931-1948
101
3.85%
3.80
J&J
%""
4%
101
6 4.30
HAMPSHIRE
1931-1938
Is Highway 1934-43
4*8 May 14 1931-1933
4.25
4*s
4Ms
4*s
4*s
4*8
.
NEW
to 3.90
to
4*a Bldg&Rd'31-'45 J&D20
%
to 3.65 %
to 3.75 %
to 3.50
Hackensack—4*s 1942-F&A
3.80
4*8 Imp 1932-1942
J&J
3.85 Hoboken—4*s 1940
J&J
District—
4*8 1930-56
%
to 4.75
Essex Oo 4*8 Road '35
3.70
4.10
Meridian 5s Dec 1 1939--J&D 6 4.70
4*s School House 1941 J&J 6 4.70
St
School
101
4.35%
to 4.75
to
Gloucester
4.05
to 3.85
4*s 1934-1957
A&O 6 3.50
5*8 Dec 1 1931-1940.J&D 6 3.50
Englewood—4s Sept '35.M&H 6 4%
-
5*s 1941 opt 1931
to 3.50
to 3.50
ro
F&A
1932-1933
M&S15
1934-1935
M&S15
1936-1949
M&S15
4.75
1950-1960
M&S15
4.10
L'd Purch '32-'40-J&J
4Ms Road 1932-1930—F&A
4s Hospital 1946
F&A
3.65s Park '32 to '35-F&A
3.90 Essex Fells (Boro) 5a
July 28
4.05
1931-1960
4.50 Fairview—5a 1944..
GloucesterCIty4 *8*32 66J&D
5*8 Water 1937-1955.
Norfolk 4*s ref 1945 opt M&S
Is June
April 1932-1934
1931-1950
3.95
3%
to 3.85
A&O 6 4%
J&J 6 3.95
A&O 6 3.50
3*8 Water 1933
3.90
Net.
to 3.85
100
J&D 6 3.50
J&J 6 3.50
100
.—A&O
J&D
100
Elizabeth—4 *h 1955
4*8 1932-1933
4
Ask.
5s 1934-1935
—.M&S 6 3.75 to 4%
5s 1936-1940
-M&S
4.25
East Orange 4*s *31-'46..F&A 6~3%" to 3 .90 %
V 4*s 1932
J&D 6 3.50
3%
4a Water 1933
100
4*8 Ref 1931-40. opt 1930
Holdrege 8 D 5a 1939-52-J&D
Kearney—
4*a Sch *44, opt 1929.J&D
Lincoln School District—
4*8 1932-1953
M&N
m
1931-1934
-J&J
Impt 1953-.J&J
Flood 1931-'53
A&O
4*8 July 1 1931-1935
J&J
4*s July 1 1936
J&J
3*8 State 1934 opt 1914—J&J
Greenville 5s fund '43-'50 F&A
BIloxl 5*s 1932-1948—A&O
Harrison Oo 5*s 1940-50 F&A
Jackson 5*8 July 1 1933-J&J
5*s 1932-1954
A&O
5a June 1 1932—1
J&D
4*8 1933-1952
4*8 1931-1952
M&N
Jones Oo 6s 1932-1942—3S&N
100
101
District—
3.70
3.70
3.70
MISSISSIPPI
St Joseph—
4*8 1931-1945
Sch
J&J
4s 1934
.A&O
3.50
3.75
Oath St Paul 5*s ref '33.J&J
5s March 1932-1930
Island
1944
Cape May—15s 1934
J&D 6 4.75
4*g School 1932-1951..M&S 6 4.35
4*s 1932-1952. --—M&S 6 4.35
Cape May Co 5s 1932-33-M&S 6 3.25
4*8 1933-1969
5s Sewer 1032-1900
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4*8 1940-50
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J&J
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4*8 May 1 1956
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4*s 1935-1957
.-J&J 6 3.25
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4*s 1932-1934
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to
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5*s Impt 1932-1940
111
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0s School July 1 1651—J&J
4s 1934-1935
5
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to 3.70 %
6
1931-1935
1932-1937..
A&O
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1935-1940
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4*8 Educational 1944.—J&J
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-J&J 6 3.50
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J&J 109
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3.75
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or
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3.50
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or
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MINNESOTA
4tfs Dec 1 1939
Duluth—
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
Yield Basis
3.65%
4.10%
to 3.95
state
and
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or
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Passaic Co 4 Ms 1932-1930 J&J
4 Ms 1937-1946
J&J
4Mb 1931
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-1—
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f. 10
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4.15
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4.10
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6 4.75
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5s Feb. 1936-1977
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Bed Bank (Borough)-—
6 3.75
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Bldgewood 4Mb 1932-62-M&n
5 Mb 1931-1939
-J&J
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Sea Isle City 5a 1943
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Somerset Oo 4 Ms 1931-49 J&D
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4MB 1934-1952
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6 4.65
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4.80
4.50%
j&J
3~.40
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1960
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2.50
2.75
m&s 6 3.25
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1935-1937
1938-1946—
1947-1954—
*32-'34 f&a
1935-1958——f&a
'
50
2.75
3.40
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Garden City 4Mb 1931-52..j&j
Greenburgh u s Sch Dist No 9
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j&d
Groton 0s Wat '32-'50—m&n
Harrison (T)4Mb *32-'35 f&a
4mb 1936-1980
f&a
Haverstraw 4.12a '31-'37 m&s
Hempstead(t)4 m8'32-'59a&0
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4mb 1931-1965
-m&s
Hempstead un f 8 d No 1—
Middle
Hudson Riv
100
99
—
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3.70
5s Jan
4s
3 30
5fl Jan & Mar 1940-1970
118
Highway 1963
m&8
118
Canal 1904
j&j
114
Oanal 1965j&j
114
Highway 1965
m&s
4Mb Barge Oanai 1945—j&j
108
4Mb Bonus 1932-1939—a&o
4Mb Bonus 1940-1949
a&o
4b Canal Term 1942
j&j
105
4s Canal Term Jan 1940...j&j
105
4b g High Imp Mar 1958 m&s 6 3.45
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4Mb
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4s g High Imp Sept 1958 m&s 6 3.45
4a High Imp Mar i960-—m&s 6 3.45
4s Canal Imp July i960—j&j 6 3.45
4s Canal Imp Jan 1901..-j&j 6 3.45
4s Canal Imp July 1961—j&j 6 3.45
Hlghw Imp Mar "01..m&s 6 3.45
4b Palisade Park
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4s Hlghw Imp Mar '62—m&8 6 3.45
4a Oanal Imp Jan 1907
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48 Hlghw Imp Mar '67—m&s 6 3.45
4a Palisades Park 1987—m&s 6 3.45
4s Bldg constr '31-'39—m&8 6 3.45
4s Bldg constr *40-'49—m&s 6 3.45
4s Grade Cross &c '31-33.m&s 6 3.45
4b Grade Cross &c *34-36.m&s 6 3.45
4s St Inst Bldg *32-'53—m&s 6 3 45
4s Apr 15 1940-1955
a&015 6 3.45
3 ms St Ins Bldg '32-78
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15 1932
M&s 15
15 1933
M&s 15
15 *34-'35—-m&s 15 6 2.90
15 '36-'39-.M&s 15 6 3.25
15 *40-,81—m&s 15 6 3.35
3 Ms Mar 15 1932—m&s 15
3 Ms Mar 15 1933
M&s 15
3Ms Mar 15 '34-'35--M&s 15 b"2.90
3 Ms Mar 15 *36-'39--M&s 15 6 3.25'
3 Ms Mar 15 '40-'81—m&s 15 6 3.35
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101M
3b g July 1 1958
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3s g Canal Jan 1 1959
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3s Oanal 1957-59
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3 40
3.50
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3.35%
3.35 %
3.35%
3.35%
3 35%
3.35%
3 35%
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3 35%
3.35%
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3 35%
3 35%
3.35%
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a&o
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4%
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4%
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4#
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Port Jervis 4mb 1937-1966
2.50
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85
3.85
3.60
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to
to
2.50
to
3%
to
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3.75 %
3.75 %
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1949-1953
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1933-1934—
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1935-1938
m&s
1939-1946
m&s
1947-1953
m&s
1954-1960
m&s
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3.90
6 2.50
6 3.50
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6 3.50
to
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to
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3.90
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5mb 1932-1934
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103 H
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—j&j
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6 2.75
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4%
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4%
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5 Ms 1941-1960—
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to
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107M
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4.40s
2.35
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to
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%
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4%
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3.90
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to 3.40 %
3ma g exempt 1962—m&n
93
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3Ms g exempt 1953—m&n
93
to 3.70 %
3mb g exempt 1954—m&n
93
to 3.65 %
3Mb g Water ex '54—m&n
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3.95 Nov 1 1961-1970-m&n
3.50
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3Ms 1942-1946
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107 M
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4b Various Nov
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108M
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5s March 1932-1935
m&s
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U2
to
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4k'» Apr 15 1972—a&015
4mb Rap Tr & Wat *74 j&d
4m8 Feb 15 1932 '66 f&a15
4mb Feb 15 1976- f&a15
4MsNov 15 '31-'68-m&n15
4mb nov 15 1978-m&n15
4s Oct 1 1980
a&o
48 May 1977—
m&n
4b Various 1936
—m&n
4b nov 1955——
m&n
_a&0
*32-'51—m&n
Ossinlng 4Mb 1931-42—m&i4Mb Water 1932-1969.a&o
Oswego—5 hs 1932-46--m&n
Pelham (t) Un fr Sch Dist
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Penn Yan 4.35s 1931
Oct
4mb 1931-1934
4mb 1935-1965
4.70a 1935-1965
NEW YORK.
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111M
110M
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109 H
109
106M
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1900
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4mb Mar 1 1904
m&s
4mb April 1935
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Ser'31-45m&n
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109M
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4mb 1963m&s
4mb May 1957
m&n
4mb Nov 1057
m&n
4Mb Corp stock 1967—j&j
4mb Corp Btock '3k32-j&j
4Mb Corp stk 1971-j&di5
4Mb corp stk 1931-1935 j&d
4Mb corp stk 1936-79—j&d
4mb Jan. 1 1977——— j&j
4ma Sch & Var '31-'39-j&d
4mb 1900 opt 1930
m&s
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to
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m&n
4mb 1935-1936
m&n
4mb 1937-1944m&n
4mb 1945-1965
m&n
4mb Man Imp '32-'35.m&n b 2.50 to 3.60
4mb 1932 1934
m&n b 2.50 to 3.50
4mb 1935-1903
m&n
8Mb 1931 to 1933
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New York City—
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4a May 1959
4b Dec 311931
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98
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5 ms 1940-1949
m&n
5 ms 1950-1960
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Columbia Co 4 ms *32-'35 a&o
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-a&o 6 3.50
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Corning 5Ms 1932-'0o—m&s
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Essex Co 4b 1933-1958—m&s
Franklin Co 4Mb '32-'40-m&s
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Albuquerque 5s w w 1962j&D 6 4.70
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4Mb Apr 1 1933-1935
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4mb 1932-1933
j&d
2.50
4mb 1934-1935
j&d 6 3%
4mb 1930-1938
j&d
3.35
4mb 1939-1959
—j&d
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4mb 1931-1938j&j
4 ms 1938-1967
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Wood bridge 6a 1933—A&O 5
4ms 1933-1950—
4mb 1933-1950
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6 2.00
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6s Highway 1935-1940—j&j
5Ms Highway 1935-1940-J&j
4Mb Ref 1963 opt 1933-j&j
4Mb Dec 16 1952 opt '22-j&d
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Brooklyn—d—3 Ms 32- 37j&j 6 2%"
8mb gold 1936
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8roome Co 5s *32-'33—m&s 6*2.25
Buffalo 5Mb 1944
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5s 1932-1934
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East Chester 4mb
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5Ms 1932-1950
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Westfield 5s June 15'31-"60j&d
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VIneland (Boro)—
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b 2.25
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Delaware Co 4.20s'32-*52 a&o
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3.55
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Dutchess Co 4s '33-'34—m&s
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,
4Mb Water 1943
A&O
4Mb 1932-1939
F&A
4Ms 1940-1966
F&A
4Mb 1932-1934—
F&A
4Mb 1935-1960
F&A
4b Olty Hall 1039
J&D
Union Olty 4 Mb *31-'64—J&D
Union Oo 4Mb 1937
M&S
4Mb 1942
M&S
4Mb Oct 15 1931-'52.
4Mb Road&Bdge'32-47 F&A
4Mb Park 1931-'36—J&D15
4Mb Park 1936-*87—J&D15
4a Oct 1 1942
A&O
4s Park 1932
M&N
4a Park 1933-1937
M&N
Union Township Sch Dist—
4Ms 1931-1968
J&J
to 2.75
3%
imptii 1932-1942—m&n
1931 1952---—--—j&d
5s
4.05 %
3.75
6 4.30
6 2%
Bonds.
%
b 3.50
b
To
or
Ask.
b 2.90
b
Yield Basis
Net.
Bid.
Albany 4Mb '31-'33
m&n
4mb 1934-1939
m&n
4mb 1940-1969m&n
4mb Water 1932
m&n
4mb 1931-1954
j&d
4mb 1932-1935
j&d
4mb 1936-1970
r^-j^d
4s Munlc & Sch *32- 03-j&j
3mb Pub Imp '32-'34--f&a
Albany Co 4mb 1936-38.m&n
4mb 1932-1960
m&s
3 ms Fund 1932-1941 - - m&n
Alb pt Dist 4 ms '32-71—f&a
4mb 1933-1972-——-m&n
Allegany Co 4Mb 32-30-m&s
Amherst 4Mb 1932- 55—. m&s
5 Ms 1931-1932
m&n
5 Ms 1933-1936——m&n
5 Ms 1937-1917
m&n
Amsterdam 5b Wat 1931-37—
Auburn—4mb 1932-1934 j&j
BInghamton—-4s '32-'36-f&a
4mb 1931-1971
---jar
8Mb Bridge 1936
f&a
Brighton (Town)—
6
6 3.75
4t 1933
M&5*
4 Ms Imp & Sch '31-'38-J&D 6 2.50
4 Ms Imp & Sch '39-'60-J&D
Sussex Oo 4Mb '37-'44—M&S 6 4.25
Teaneck (Twp) 5Ms '31-38—
4Ms 1932-1966
Bonds
105
To
or
Net.
6 3.50
6 3%
4s N O Hall 1931 to *32-J&J
Perth Amboy 4Ms Apr 1944-..
4Ms Water 1932-34-.S1&S2 6 4.75
4Mb Water 1935-64.-M&82 6 4.75
4Ms School 1932-1960-A&O 6 4.75
bonds
Yield Basis
2%
to 3.50
2%
2%
to 3.50
2.50
to 3.80
2.50
to
to 3.50
1
1
3.75 %
3.40
3.45
2.80
to 3.50
3.50
to
3~85
3%80
6 4.25
6 4.25
6 4.20
6 4.20
6 4.20
6 4.20
6 4.20
6 2%
6
6
2%
3%
4.15%
4.15%
4.15%
4.15%
4.15%
4.10%
4.10%
4.10%
4.10%
4.10%
to
3.55
to
3.50
to
3.50
to
3%
Rensselaer' County—
4ms Highway 1932—f&a
6 2.50
4mb Highway 1933-36 f&a
4 ms Highway 1937-58 f&a
Rochester—
5s 1932-1951 (coupon)_f&a 6 2.75
4Mb Jan 15 1933
J&j
4Mb Pub Imp *31-'48—f&a 642%"
4mb 1932-1934
m&s 6 2%
4mb 1935-1959
_m&s 6 3%
4a Imp Sch &c *32-'47—j&j 6 2%
3mb Ref 1933 opt 1913-j&j
Rockland co—4s 3l-'34-m&8 6
3.60
to 3.65
to
to
to
to
%
2.50
3 .45 %
2.75 %
3.45 %
3.40 %
2
¥.75"
4Mb '31-'38 (reg)—f&alfi 6 2%
4mb 1932
-m&s
4mb 1933-1946
m&s 6 3%
Rockville Centre (v)—
4.15s
1931-1952
j&d 6 2.75
Rome—4mb Sept 15 1931-j&j
5mb 1932-1941
a&o 6 "2.5b"
Rye(v)5s Mar 10 '32-'38 m&s 6 2.50
Rye & Har'son Un Fr s d No 6
4.40s 1932-1953
f&a b 3%
to
"3%
to
3.65 %
2
to 3.65
%
to 3.70
%
to
3~85
%
to
3.75 %
2
to 3.85
%
to
4.15
%
to
3.80 %
2.25 %
Saranac Lake 4.45s'32-'39f&a b 4%
6 2.50
Saratoga Co 5s 1931-1941
4mb 1931-1932
m&s 6 2%
4mb 1933-1955
m&s 6 3.50
4m Sept 1 1945-1954
m&s
Saratoga Springs—
2.25
4Mb Park 1932-40
a&o
Scarsdale 4mb 1931-45
j&d
2%
2.25
Schenectady 6a 1931-33 ..j&j
4.30s
1931-1932j&d
2%
4.30s 1933-1948
j&d
2.50
4mb 1931-1934
j&j
2%
to
4.15a 1932-1933
a&o
2.25
4.15s 1934-1939
a&o 6 3.50
4.15s 1940-1960
a&o
4b Oct 15 1931-1944 -a&olfi 6 2%
to 3.70
to
%
3.65
3.75 %
to
3.80 %
3.50 %
to 2.25 %
to 3.70 %
to 3.50
to
to 2.75
to 3.60
I
3?65
%
•
Subject to taxation.
By an amendment to the constitution of Ohio
adopted Sept. 3 1912, Donda Issued after Jan. 1 1913 by municipalities In that
Steteare subject to taxation. Bonds Issued prior to Jan.l 1913 are
exempt from taxation. ft Baals. d Now part of N.Y.City. / Flat price. nNomlnal.
to 3.55 %
3.65
'42-'68--J&J
Scheneo Oo 4Mb
3.70 %
to
to 3.60
I
to 3.75
%
to 3.50 %
to 3.60 %
to 3.65 %
to 3%
to 3.50
16193l-'44-J&D15
-F&A
Ticonderoga S D No. 5—
4Ha July 1954-'58
Tonawanda
(City
of)
4.15
J&J
4Hs
to 4.15 %
IHliS
1932-1942
to 4.25
4H§Sewer 1931-1953—JAJ b 4%
5a Water 1931-1950
JAJ 6 4%
5H» Water
_ia
A&O
A&O
Feb 15 1932-1957——1931-1965
JAJ
Water 1931-36—-JAJ
6
b
b
b
4Mb Pub Imp
4.20s 1933-1937
4.20s
1938-1949
4.15a 1932
4.15s 1933-1950
4.10s 1932-1940
3.90s 1932-1948-
to 4.30
2.50
2.50
2%
2
to 3.80
%
to 3.70 %
to 3.50
1
to 3.65
OHIO
6 2.25
6 2%
6 2%
to
to 3.75
-JAJ
MAN
4a May 1938
,
•
6 4.50
4.30%
6 4.45
to 4.10
to 4.10
to 4.10
4.10
to
May '32-'3S 6 4.25
J&J
J&J
Newark
3.70
to 3.75
6 2%
6 2.25
to 3.75
62"%"
to 3 .55
6 2%
6 2%
4*43 1931 & 1932—
4MB 1933-1950
Springfield *58 1031-1934—
4*4a 1931-1935
M&S
4*ss St Impt 1932-39—M&S
•4Mb 1932-1949
M&S
4s 1932-1955
M&S
3.65
%
3.55
6 3.15
6 3.50
to 3.55
6 2.50
to 2.90
6 3.15
to 3.45
3%,60
%
to 3.65
2
4.15
5*4a
5*4a
5*4s
4Mb
4*4b
to 3.10
6 3.80
to 3.95
4%
3.95
M&3
»5s Sewer 1931-37—M&S
Canton—*5s Sew 1953—M&S
*5}*8 Fund 1931-37—J&D
•6s Water 1944-1959-A&0
6 3.50
4 54s 1931-1954
4.20
to 3.75
to 4.25
6 3.25
to 3.75
6
to 4.15
3%
%
3.90
3.90
3.80
3.85
3.75
%
~
60
F&A
*25—F&A
165"
A&O
.-A&O
•4 Ha 1931-1950
4*ia 1932-1950
to 3.80
Youngstown—
♦6s Bdge 1932-41
A&O
♦5s Police Bdg & St '31-32
*4*4s 1931-1957—
A&O
Youngstown School Dist—
M&S
*4*4s 1944-1947
•os 1931-1944
M&S
Zanesvllle—*5s City Hall &
Market 1931-39
-M&S
3s Water 1939 op
3°80
6 3%
6 3%
to 3.95
6 3.25
to
to
4%
4%
6 3.25
to
4%
6 3%
to
4%
6 3.25
to
4%
Street 1932-38—F&A
56
65
M&S
M&N
56
65
"
54
58
66
3.90
6 3.50
to 4.50
6 3.50
to
6
3.90 %
102
to 4.05
4.20
to 4.05
4.20
to
424s 1942 to 1966
5a Water 1932 to 1945-J&J
Durham County—
424s 1933-1934
.J&D
424s 1935-1937
—J&D
424s 1938-1939
J&D
424s 1940-1951
J&D
Forsyth Oo 424s'31-'58-J&D
Granville Co 424s '39—M&N
Greensboro 5s 1942 W—F&A
6 4.50
to 4.35
6 4.60
to 4.40
—J&J
F&A
to 4.00
6 4.10
to 4.25
%
%
4.35
4.40
6 4.40
to 4.30 %
6 4.65
to 4.50
6 4.70
to 4.50
6 4.70
to 4.50
6 4.65
to 4.40
4s Water Works 1954—J&J 6 4.50
to 4.35
424a 1932-1963
4Mb 1932-1965
Greenville 6s W W '68—F&A
Guilford County—
4 Ha 1931-1933
M&N 6 4.60
to 4.40
6 4.60
to 4.40
424s 1934-1957
M&N
High Point 4 *4s 1932 '48 J&J
5s Wat Serv 1932-1969 J&D
Iredell Oo 5a Aug 1 '42-F&A
424 a 1932-1939
A&O
4248 1940-1950
A&O
Lincoln Co 5s 1943 A '48-J&J
5s Bridge 1937-1951—F&A
Mecklenburg Oo—
6a Ref Nov I960
M&N
Pitt Oo 5s 1932- 36
M&N
4*4al943-1947
MAS
5s Fund June 1969
J&.l
-
b Baala.
x
Flat price
4%
3%
3
to 3.50
%
%
to 4.05
6 4.30
100
%
C*
4*4 1931-1943
to
6 4%
100
100
6 4.50
100
102
101
to 4%
5.90%
101
101
130 %
101
6 4.40
4.20%
4.20%
20%
4.20%
4.20%
6 2.50
to 3.80 %
6 4.40
6 4.40
6 4.40
6 4.40
A&O
Dayton—5s 1932——.M&N
•5*48 W W Imp 1944.J&D
•5a W W Imp 1945—F&A
»4H'a Bdge 1931-1951-M&S
•4*4a W W Imp 1940—J&D
»4*4a Bdge 1933-39—A&O
♦4*48 1932-1940
M&8
1941-1961
6 2%
6 2%
to
to
3.80 %
3%
6 3%
to
3.80 %
to
Aetorla 5s
3.50
6
M&S
3". 50
3.90
4
to 3.90
to 3.90
to 3.95
to
%
3%
%
3~ 85 %
6 3.25
to 3.85
6 3.80
6 4.15
to 3.95
6 2.50
to 3.90
6 5.10
to 4.90
6 5.25
6 5.15
to
to 4.80
O&yton S D 6H»
*5s Mar 16
6 5.10
to 4.70
to 4.90
6 5.20
to 4.80
Bant
6 5.20
to 4.80
Slyria 4a 1931 to 1938—J&D
*4*4" 1931-1952-—.—M&S
6 3%
6 3%
1931-1946.-J&J
M&S
3%
M&8
'32-J&D
%
%
4Ha July 15 '31-39—J&J15
4s July 15
Portland—
3.80 %
3.80
80
to
3.80 %
6 2.50
to
3.80
6 3%
to
4.10
6 2.50
to
6 2.50
to
3.80 %
3.80
6 "3%
to
3.80 %
J&J15
*40-'45
5s Harb Dev
to
1931-50-M&N
M&N
A&O
M&N
4Ha Dock 1943
4Ha Oct 1931-47
4 Hs 1933-1960
4s Water 1937
M&N
1936-1955—M&N
J&J
4a Water 1940-1959—F&A
Pt of Astoria 6s Refg 1955-J&J
Pt of Coos Bay Harbor 5a
Port of Portland 4s 1934--J&J
Salem—5a Sewer *32-'33 M&N
4a Water
£80
5%
6 5%
6 5.25
6 5.15
6 5.25
n
Nominal,
'41-'01 M&S
'$2-46—M&S16
Cleveland—
•6a St Impt 1932-35—A&O 6 3%
Liverpool—4a 1940-J&J
♦5a W
W
,32-'35lF&A
to
3°.80
3.80
to
%
4%
4%
PENNSYLVANIA
4.15
July 1 1951 Series C„J&J
4Mb Dec 1 1951 opt '36—J&D
to
4.15
to 4.10
5s
to 4.25
6
Foatorla *5s W W *32-'40
Franklin County—
•5*4s Hoa&Bge
4%
4HB1934.
4b
63%
to 3.80
3%80
4s Water 1939-1958
East
6 5.25
5s *32-'34-A&0
Eugene 5a 1942
to 3.75
80
%
—J&J
6 2.50
3
3.80 %
1934
M&S
Clatsop Oounfcy 6s 1934.A&0
4Ha Bridge 1932-1944-J&D
4MB 1949-1956
F&A
4s Bridge 1945-1955—J&D
63 Road 1932 -1939-— M&N 6 3%
Multnomah Oo S D No 1—
4%
to 3.90
I"
3.95
6
to 2.50
1M
100
Multnomah Oo 4 Ha
3.95
3%
6
to 4.05
3.95
6
to
Baker City 5s
Columbia Oo
4.05
to 3.80 %
1953-———J&D
6 Ha 1931-1949
4.05 %
6 2.50
6 2.50
A&O
'21-A&0
Albany 5s ref '31 opt
4%
3.50
3.50
4*4s Road 1932
4*4s Road 1933-1934-.
4*4s Road 1935-19364*4s Road 1937-19386 3%
4*4s Road 1939-1941- — —
4a 1931-1941---A&O 63%
4 *4s
1.10 %
101
101
100
6 4.10
£s Highway '32-Apr*44 A&O
is 1931-1944 (s-a)——A&O
Js H'way 'Sl-'SS (a-a)-A&0
4*is H'way '36-'49 (s-a)„A&O
4s Highway 1932-42—-A&O
4a Highway 1932-41—-A&O
4s Aug 1 1931-1933
F&A
3 Ha Oct 11952
3
6 3.20
6 3%
Cuyahoga Oo *08 '31-'39- A&O
♦6a 1930-1939
A&O
♦4 24 « 1931-1935
A&O 6 3%
*4 24 s 1936-1944
A&O
4.35
6 3.75
6
%
4.10
W *45 opt *20—M&S
8 Ha 1932 opt 1912
J&J
JoJmnbus S D—
1943-1952
J&D19
to 4.10
to
F&A
F&A
6
to 4.20
48 Wat
4.10
4*|s 1956-1979----.-M&N 6 4.20
Durham 434s 1931-1940--J&J 6 4.50
6 3%
*4 Ms
to 4.05
4%
101
4.50
_
1936-1938—.—M&S
1931-1953
4*4s 1931-1932 s-a
4Mb 1933-1955 s-^a
to 4.20
4.20
*4*4B
%
%
3.25
%
3
Columbus •Os 1949-57—M&S
*5a St Inapt 1932
»?&S
*4 Ha 1932-1935
M&S 6 3%
to 4.35
4.35
4.20
to 3.85
J&D
A&O
*6a 1931-1959
61
4.50
6 3%
.-J&J
Cleveland Heights S D—
65
53
to 3.95
OREGON
1935——.
*4*48 1931 to
61
3.85
to
•6s 1931-1900
M&N
6 3%
Warren Oo 5a 1931-34—M&S
10
90
to 3.75
|
§
to 3.85
Toledo Sch Dlst—
4.15
-M&S 6 3.10
4.10
to 3.1£
—
1
4%10
4%
to
•4*4a Wat 1932-34
J&J
*4*4« 1932-1953
M&S
4*4a Bdg 1933 & '38—F&A
4Mb 1931-1953
4s Park July 1 1942—J&J
4.10
4a Jul?f 1 1932
•fla 1932 to 1935
61
3.80
to
M&S15
%
to 4.25
*4Ha Dec 5 1939-42—J&D
•4.40s 1956
—
Cincinnati—*5 Mb
1941-M&S
Feb 1937
8*£s Water '45 op
to 3.SO
to 3.80
M&S
1949
»5s Sewer
4.15
4.65a g
to 4.20
*6s Pub Wharf 1960—M&S
3.25
to 4.15
I
to
'Canton S D 5a 1954—-A&08
1932-1956
to 3.80
"4%
•6s Sept 1931-1942—-M&S 63"%"
to 3.50
5s 1931-1933
J&D 1.5 6 3%
Cleveland 8 D—
52
f
to 3.80
Toledo *5s W W *37-'44-F&A
to 3.75
"6a Sewer 1963
65
53
%
-
1932-'50-A&O
65
*
%
4%
to 3.60
6
3%
'31-'35-A&0
6 3%
*4Hs 1931-1937
*4*4 1932-1940
A&O 63%
•5s Road Iran
to 3.85
Water Works 1942—A&O
55
1931-1965
1932-1962.
A&O jf
Buncombe Oo 5s'31-'46—J&D
4Mb Funding 1939—M&S "/
6s Bridge 1932-37—A&O
Charlotte 5Ha '31-*48
M&N 6
4348 1932-1970
M&N 6
434s 1934-1935
M&N 6
4*4s 1936-1941
M&N 6
4*4s 1942-1946
M&N 6
4*4s 1947-1955
—M&N 6
to
to 4.10
to 3.80
to
54
1935-1969
to 4.05
to 3.75
6 3%
6 3.50
J&J
J&J
1932-1957
4.10
6 2.00
6 3.80
A&O
A&O
A&O
A&O
A&O
to 4.10
HI
5s 1932-1969
%
4%
to 3.60
,
Asheville—
to
Summit Oo—
4s
A&O
'31-M2J&J
to 3.50
to 4.05
3.70 Zanesvllle S D •5a '31-43A&0
'19-F&A
3.25
Olcc S D MH® 1934—A&013
3
4 Hs 1932-1933
6 2.50 to 3.90 %
M&S
534a Jan 1932-1961
A&O
OKLAHOMA
6 2.25 to 3.80 %
4Hs 1934-1952
M&S 6 3.25 to 3.90 %
434s July 1 1931-62—A&O
2
491936 opt 1906
M&S
434s Feb 1932
A&O
3.50 4*4s Oct 15 1931-33—A&01£
3Ha 1940 opt 1912—A&O
434s Feb '33-'36
A&O 6 "2.25 to3"70 %
4
Muskogee 5s Sew 1936—M&S
Cleveland *5Ma 1940-70-J&D
434s Feb '37-'49
A&O 6 3 75 to 3.80 %
3.50 Oklahoma City—
•6s 1932-1933—
J&D
to 3.75 %
434a Mar 1 '32-'56—A&O 6 2%
4.05
5*4s 1934-1940
J&D
2
•fi*4s Pub Hall 1970-J&D
434a Feb 1932i
A&O
5s 1937 opt 1922
to 4.05 %
F&A
*5a W W 1930-1968—J&D 6 4%
434s Feb 1933-1936—A&O 6 "2.25 to 3".50 %
5s Water 1930
M&S
3
•5s 1931—
A&O
3.75
434s Feb 1937-1949—A&O
4 *4a Sewer 1930
F&A
•5s 1932-1935
A&O 6 3.10 to 3.50 %
to 3.70 %
4s 1932-1958
—F&A 6 2%
3.80
4*4s Water Works 1941-J&J
•5s 1936-1940
A&O
5s 1931-1938
—-A&O 6 2.25 to 3.85 %
Okla City S D 4s 1933—J&J
•4 M s Grad Oros *31-'54 A&O 6 3"%" to3~90 %
5s 1931—
'Var
•421s Paving 1931-34—J&D 6 3.60 to 3.80 %
NORTH CAROLINA
.50 Okla Co 4Mb 1932-1933-J&D
6 4.20 to 4.10 %
•4*4s Sfc Imp Feb 1 *34-F&A
6b July 1961
.80 Okmulgee 5s Mar 15 1943
•4*4s March 1949
M&S
4*48 1932-1962
JAJ
Tulsa 5*4 s 1932
to 3.80 %
F&A
to 3.90 %
•4*49 Fire Dep '32-'55-A&0 6 3%
64%
4>4s 1934-1935
5 *4 s July 1948
F&A
6 4%
to 3.90 %
4*48 Olark Av Bdg '42-A&O
434s 1936-1939
5 *4 s Wat & Park '32-'49 F&A
to 3.90 %
6 4%
4Mb Park 1938
A&C
434s 1940-1954
to 3.65
5*48 1932-1939
-F&A
4
*4Mb 1931-1935
M&S
434 s 1967-1968
5s 1933-1947
-—F&A
to 3.80
6 3.90
to 3.60
•4*4a 1936-1960
M&S
4s 1934-1935
%
6s Feb 11932-1939
*4s 1932 & 1933
A&O
63.90 to 3.60 %
4s 1931-1939
*4s 1934-1955..
A&O
6 3.95
to 3.85
4s 1941-1954.
6 3.95 to 3.90
324s 1932-1956
M&O 6 2.00 to 3.70 %
4s 1967-1968
Woicott 4 J4s Jly 15
Yonkera—
4.55 %
to
63%
63%
6 3%
6 3%
to 3.90
to 3.85 %
6 3.60
3°50
6 3.15
to 4.05
to 3.80
9924
%
to 3.75
3.10
6 3%
6 3%
A&O
1931-1946
to
*5Ma Imp Feb *49. *51 F&A
•5a July f1965
J&J
*4*4a July 1943—
J&J
•4 Ha Sewer 1955
A&O
'4Mb Sew Sept 3 '37-M&S3
100
to 4.05
6 3%
Sprlngfd S D *5s '31 '39-J&J2
Steubonvllle *5s 1932-35.M&S 6 3.50
•Allen Oo 5 Ha
to 2.90 %
to 3.45 %
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6 3.50
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434 s San Sew '33-"82—J&J
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59 May 15 1932-1938
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MAN b 3.80 3.50%
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4s Nov 1 I960.
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3 Ms July 1932
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102 M
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J&J
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Pittsburgh—4Mb *32-'50 J&D 6 2.50 to
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4MB 1935-1937
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4 Ms 1938-1946—
3.55 to
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—-J&J 6 2.50 to
to
4Mo '32~'38 taxahie
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Reading 5s impt 1943-49-J&J
Schuylkill Co—
to
4Mb 1932-1955
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Newport—4Mb *32-'39—M&S
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4Ms May 1932-1942—M&N
4Ms Mar 1932-35
M&S
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6 6.25
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'39. *44. '49. '54. '59. '64— 6 5.10
to
5%
4.80
to 4.40
4.80
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5s 1933-1970
F&A
to 4.40
Ranger Co—
4.15
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5Mb Mar 15 1955-1963
San Antonio—5s '31-'53-M&5 6 4.35
4.35
5Ms W W 1932-'35
M&N
4.35
5Ms W W 1936-'65
M&N
4.35
5s Sept 1931-1953
M&S
4.35
5s Sept 1931-1959
4.35
6s St Imp Dlst No 2 1943—
4%
80
86
95
97
6 4.60
4,50%
6 4.70
4.60%
6 4.25
4.15%
4.25%
6 4.40
1932-19074Mb 1931-1968
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San Antonio 8 D 6s '56—F&A
San Jacinto County—
5Ma road Apr 10 '32-'42—
Tarrant County—
4Mb Oct 10 1931
A&OlO
4Mb Oct 10 '32-'33—A&OIO
4Mb Oct 10 '34-'59—A&OIO
Waco—5s Sewer 1937
J&J
5s Water-Works 1942--J&J
4Mb Water 1937-1908—J&J
Wichita Falla 6s 1950—M&N
5MB 1931-1940
M&N
5s Feb 10 1900
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4Mb 1931-1955
M&N
4Mb 1931-1900
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4MB 1932-1946
F&A 10
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J&J 6 3.75
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4Mb Road 1939
J&J 6 3.75
4Mb July 1 1939
J&J 6 3.75
to 3.60
6 3.75
to 3.60
6~4%
to
Capitol Bldg 1934
to 4.05
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4s
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to 4.20
Ogden 4M%
to 3.60
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2.50
3.60 %
4.25
4.30
Port Arthur—
4%
to
to 4.25
6 4.75
6 3.50
4Ms High Sch 1940
A&O
J&D
5%
4.50
J&D
J&D
F&A
1932-1934
1935-1969
land River Bdge 1953-F&A 6 4.80
Nashville 6s 1932-1942—A&O 64%
6a March 1932-1960--M&S 6
4%
5s Memorial Sq 'Sl-'SO
6
to 3.50
to 5%
to
5%
5%
97
95
95
92
M&S 6 4.10
1933-1937—
1938-1951—
M&S
5M% Fdg Sept 11950.M&S
Madison County—
4M % Highway '31-'49 J&D
Memphis 5s July 1954—J&J
6s River Term *32-'48_A&0
4Mb Water 1931-1962—J&J
4Mb Water 1949
J&J
4Mb Park 1959
A&O
4MB 1932-1955
J&D
4s Water 1933
M&N
4a 1932-1954
M&S
Montgomery Co—5s Cumber¬
M&N 2
M&N
4s 1933-1950
J&D 6 2.75
Woonsocket 4Mb Fd '41-J&D
5s Fund 1932-1935
M&N
5s
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■
5s
%
to 5.20
to 5.20
6s Sept 15 1931-1945
Palestine 5s Sch Aug 1 1934,
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4.30%
4.40%
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Fund 1936-1901
M&N
4MB 1932-1907
J&D
4 Ma Funding 1944
M&N
4Mb 1632-1967
J&D
4 Ma June 1932-1957—J&D
4.50
4Mb Impt 1931-39
F&A 6 3%
4 Ms Park 1933-1935—A&O 6
4%
J&J
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4.50
5s
6
1931-1932
J&D 6 2%
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J&D 6 3%
1938-1959
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4a Water Jan 2 1930
4a Jan 1 1945
J&J
4s Oct 11954
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4a May 1982
97
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%
5.50
5.50
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4Mb 1931-1957
J&J
4Mb 1942-1947
Houston S D 5s Feb 1952
4Mb 1937-1951
J&D
95
5s 1932
4Mb
4Mb
4Mb
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4s Oct 11964
90
95
4M % Ref 1933-1948.—J&J 6 4.80
Johnson City—
6 Ms Impt 1931-1946—J&D
Knox Co 5s Pike & Bridge
May 1 1932-1940
M&N 6 3%
Providence—
4b July 1950
4s May 2 1957
J&J
5% Highway 1947
J&D
Gibson County—
4% Road 1932-1958—J&J
Hamilton County—
4M% Refunding 1957-A&O
5% Bridge 1944
to 3.50
M&S
4.30
5b Ref Oct 10 "41op'31-A&0
5b Mun Imp '32-'36
F&A 6 4.30
4.30
4Mb Sept 1931-1952—M&N
County—
4 Ms Road 1958
Tn pirn ft ft
M&S
J&D
J&J
6 4.25
4%
4.05%
4%
4% '
3.95%
3.95%
4.20%
Giles County—
BHODB ISLAND
4s Charlt Inst 1905
4b June 1 1977
6 4.05
6 4.50
to 4.65
to 4.65
Hutchinson Co—
-
to 3.50
M&N
6 4.10
6 4.10
4Mb School 1950
A&O
4Mb Memorial Aud '52M&N
5s Hospital 1954
M&S
Cocke County—
4Ms Road July 15 *47
J&J
Cumberland Co 5s 1956
J&J
Davidson County—
4Mb Highway 1947
J&J 6
5% Co Memorial '31-'50J&J
Dyer Co 4Mb 1955
3.80
WaBh'n Go 4Mb '32-'34—M&S
6 4.10
6 4.20
b 4.80
b 4.80
5.10
5Ms Road 1932-'54_A&010
Harris Co 4b '47 op '17 A&O 6 4.35
4M« Apr 10 '32 '56_ A&OIO 6.4.35
4.35
4Mb Road Apr 10 '32-'60__
4.30
Houston—5a Sewl939—M&N
4.25
Chattanooga
3.70 %
4s 1932 & 1935
A&O
8cranton8D4s 1932 & 33 A&O
4Mb 1933-1956
_J&J
3 M« 1931-1932
F&A
York 4 Ms 1931-1943
York Co 3Ms '31-'32
4%
TENNESSEE
Ms highway 1939
J&D
4Mb bridge 1945
J&J
4Mb refdg July 29 1955—J&J
4 Ms July 11945
J&J
4Mb highway 1939
J&J
Is refdg July 29 1955
J&J
5i Memorial Aud'm 1961-J&J
Garter County—
5s funding Jan 1 1959-J&J
5M* Road.
4
3.80
-
6 3.50
to
to 4.65
Cleburne 6s WW'62op'32 J&J
Corpus Ghrlatl 6a fd W-F&A b 5.10
0s Water 1931-1959—. F&A b 5.10
Dallas 5s 1932-1960
M&N
4MB 1932
M&N
4 Ms 1933-1970
4.05
__M&N.
4Ms 1936-1971
4Mb 1930-1964
F&A
4.10
4a Refunding 1941—J&J
4.10 Galveston—5s 1932-1980-J&J
5s Grade Rals 1944
3.50
A&O
5s School 1931-1954—M&S
4.50 %
fis 1932-1950
A&O
4.50 %
4Mb Grad. &c, *48op*28 J&J
4Mb Grad,&c,*49 op'29A&0
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5s Bd Apr 10 'filop'31 A&O
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5a School 1965 opt *35—J&J
fia Impt Aug 1 1948—F&A
4 Ms 1932-1960
A&O
Fort Worth 5a 1951
A&O
to 3.85
3.90%
—M&N
4%
Stanley Co 4Mb fd '43-'48 J&D 64%
dleux Falls 8 D 5s 1935—A&O
6 Ms Dec 11940
J&D
102 M
102 M
to 3.25
J&J
4Mb 1941-1959
M&N 6
4Ms Apr 15 1939-58-A&G15
1932-1933
to
b 4.80
to 5.20
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4 Ms fund 1932-47—M&N 15 6
Perkins Co 4Mb fd '36-'47 J&D
to 3.50
40
to 4.40
to 4.50
to 4.50
lackson Co—
3.2%
Wllkos-Darre—
4s 1932 to 1935
J&J 6 3.25
4Mb Imp ser I *31-'38-A&0 6 3.25
4Mb 1932-1940
J&J 6 3.25
to 4.40
J&n 15 1943
1Mb Rural Credit 1939—J&J
Aberdeen 4Mb Sewer '32-J&J
Corson Co 5a fd 1932-47-M&N &4%
102 M
J&J 6
3 Ms July 1 1934.
Phila S D 4Ms '31-'43
1934-40
5 Ms
3.90 3.80%
J&J
J&J
6 4.50
6 4.50
to 4.35
M&8I5
J&D
J&J15
J&J16
5s Mar 15 1932-35
5b June 1 1932-39
J&J
_s
to 4.35
6 4.60
to 4.65
11
to 4.35
6 4.40
6 4.40
6 4.75
to 4.30
to 4.65
b 4.80
to
4Ma July 11931-1949-J&J
to
4MB 1932-'45
M&N
4.25 to
4MB 194d-'65
M&N
4
to
4s School 1931-1951—J&J
Oalias Co4Ms90ptlO'51 AprlO
to
5s Vlad't & Bridge Feb 10
1964 opt 1924
Apr 10 b 4.30 to
Dallas (City & Co) Levee Impt
Dist 5Ms 1934-1958—.A&O
Edinburg (City)—
to 4.35
6 4.40
5s Rural Credit '33-'40—A&O 6 3.75
5a Sept 1941
—M&S
5s Jan 1051
Nov 1 1948
to 4.50
SOUTH DAKOTA
4Mb May 1948
s
5%
%
4% 3.80%
3.90 3.65%
Philadelphia 4s 1937..—J&J
to 4.50
6 4.50
—
3.70%
3.50%
3.50%
3.80 3.50%
3.80 3.50%
%
102
6 4.75
6 4.60
4Mb Water 1832-1639—J&J
4Ms Water 1840-1905-J&J
5s Sept 1 1939
5s Nov 1 1943
Spartanb'g Co 4 Ms 37-47M&S
4Mb 1932-1950
M&N
Sumter Co 5s '32-'52
J&J
Vfork Co 4Mb 1932-50
J&J
to 3.60
4a
to 4.40
5.10
6 4.40
6 4.40
b 4.35
b 4.80
6b Road Mar 161933-1957—
4Mb 1932-1934
M&S
4Mb 1935-1941
--M&S
Richland Co 5a 1933——J&J
Rock Hill 5a 1951 opt '31-J&J
Spartanburg 4Mb 1935—A&O
to 3.80
F&A
%
to 4.30
to 4.30
b 4.80
4Ms 1934-1942
100
J&J
8s July 1940
Marlon Co—
to 3.50
to 4.30
b 4.35
Cameron County—
to 4.40
M&N
5a Highway 1932-I946.F&A 6 4.60
Lancaster 8 D—5s 1941—J&J
100
3.80%
A&O
4Mb 1932-1937
„
to 3.80
4.75
5M« Impt Apr 10 1956-1965 b 5.30
Greater Greenville Sewer Dlst
to 3.75
to 3.80
to
to 4.70
to 4.30
Brazoria Co—
40-"55-J&J 6 4.50
,
6s May 15 '80-"40—M&N15 6 4.90
Columbia 5s Ref 1941—M&S 6 4.50
4Mb Water 1945
J&J 6 4.50
Greenville—5s St 1942—~J&J 6 4.50
3.75%
5
4 4.35
4Mb 1932-1961
4MB 1932-1953
4 Ms 1954-1958
to 4.40
to 4.30
Clarendon Co—
to 3.80
b
Ainarillo 4 Ms *33-'68-M&S15 b 4.90
Austin 5s 1931-1942
J&J b 4.35
5e SchBlg&Hos '52op'32J&J b 4.35
to 4.40
Net.
Ask.
:;v
to 4.40
6 4.40
'38 (tex-exem).J&J
Charleston Co 6s 1937—J&J 6 4.70
Cheraw 5s '52 opt '32--July 1
99
3.80%
3.80%
3.80%
3.80%
Bid.
J&J
J&J
J&J
Beaumont 5s '62 op *82—A&O
5e Water Works 1954-M&8
6a 1932-1939
A&O
1940-1905
A&O
4M» 1931 & 1932—J&J
4Mb 1933-1935
J&J
4Mb 1930-1970
J&J
4s 1942 opt 1922
J&D
4Ms Highway
3.50
Bonds.
Abilene 5a Feb 15 '59-'65
to 4.05
Cambria Co 4Mb '31-'45
Chester 4s'37 op'17 tax-ex J&J
4 Ms 1935-1940
J&J
Chester 8 D 4M« '32-'47-'42_.
'
98
To
or
Net
TEXAS.
1932-J&J
4 Ms Highway
to 3.50
'45, '60
J&D
Braddpck 4M» '81-44—M&N
4s 1932 to 1936
M&N
To
Ask.
4Ms ctfs indebt r39-'53—J&D 6 4.20
Aiken Co 4Mb 1937-1945—— 6 4.50
Anderson Co 4Mb '32- 33 F&A 6 4.60
to 3.50
3.25
Bid.
CAROLINA.
4s Refund 1952 opt
to 3.50
4%
X4%
*4%
&4 %
4s Ref 1930
opt 1910—J&J
4s Highway *37 opt *32-J&J
Altoona S D 4s *32 to '35-A&0
Bethlehem 8 D 5 Mb *35. *40,
Yield Basis
or
Net,
Ask.
6 3.30
107
BONDS
YieldBasis
„
_s
J&J 6 4.10
Hospital '32-'68—J&J
1935-1968
1931-1907
1934-1948
4s 1932-1933
Polk Co 5s 1932-40
Robertson County—
4Mb Road 19481
Shelby County—
6 4%
to 4.10
M&N 6 4%
J&J 63%
to 4.15
M&S 6 4%
M&S 63%
J&D
95
F&A
97
4s Courthouse 1957—A&O 6 4.10
5s Aud Mkt H'se '49--M&S 6 4.40
Jail 1940-1951—M&S 6 4.30
Smith County—
_
5 Ms Fdg
1935-1958
to 4.15
4%
J&J 6 4.70
Tipton County—
4Mb Road July 2 '31-'58J&J
Washington County—
.5% Fdg June 1 1954
J&J 6 4.80
hlte County—
5 M% Highway 1955-M&S 6 4.80
to 4.10
4.05
to 3.05
to
98
100
4%
4.20%
4.20%
4.80%
4.70%
4.70%
%
Capitol Bldg 1934—J&J
1931-1945
-
to 3.60
4".05
4Mb Refunding 1932—J&D
4Mb Ref Wat 1933
Salt LakeOity—
M&N
5a Refunding 1941
J&J
4Mb May 1 1934
M&N
4Mb refunding 1934—M&N
4s Ref 1032-1935
A&O
48 Ref 1936-1945
A&O
4b Ref 1943-1965
A&O
Salt Lake City 8 D—
4Mb Feb 1 1932
F&A
4Mb Aug 1 1933
.-F&A
4s May 1 1949
M&N
Salt Lake Co 4Ms 1941
6 3.90
6 3.90
to 3.75
6 3.90
6 3.90
to 3.75
6 3.90
6 3.90
to 3.75
to 3.75
to 3.75
to
3.75
to 3.75
6 3.90
6 3.90
6 3.90
to 3.75
6 3.90
to 3.75
to 3.75
%
STATE
108
VERMONT.
Staunton 5s 1931-58
M&3 6 4.20
5s 1957
Tasewell Oo 6a 1931-46-—J&J 6 4.60
Washington Co. sch *34-'39J&J 6 4.60
3 J* a 1631-48
-—J&D b 2%
4H« Oct 1 1932-1946—A&O
99
Mlddlebury 4s 41op 21-M&N
Rutland 434a 1946-48
J&J
Gen Fund 1931-1940—J&J
Olarke Oo 5s "35 opt *26-Jan 1
10054
9034
5234%
6234%
6 3%
1932-..J&J
3s Funded debt 1991
J&J
4Hs ctf indebt 1931
J&J
434a cfcfe Indebt 1932
J&J
101M
4.50
4".40%
4Mb ctf Indebt 1933-37—J&J
Albemarle Oo 6s 1948
J&J 6
6
Alexandria 6s 1931-1956-A&0
6
Arlington Oo 5 Wn '32-'54-F&A
Bristol 534s Scb '34-'53——
Charlottesville 6a 1902.-M&S
5s Water Impt 1958—J&J
Danville—4a Refg 1931—J&J
4 Ha Ref Aug 1942
F&A
434a July 1 1939-1960--J&J
Fairfax Oo 434s 1945 ..F&A2
Henrico Oo Sch 5s '32- 60 J&J
Majxme 1 1957
J&D
Lee County 5a 1932-41—J&J
6
6
6
Everett 6s July 15
90 H
4.50 4.40%
to 4K
4
434
434
434
to
4% %
4.34% %
434% %
99
4.55
6"434
to
6
to
434
i> 4.50
Lynchbg4Ha Pub Imp "39J&J
4Hs Pub Impt 1949-—J&J
434s Water 1951——J&J
4a Ref Oct 1934
..J&J
4s Pub Impt 1939-1959- J&J
Newport News 434a "48-J&D
434 s Feb 1953—
F&A
4s Street Nov 11941— M&N
Norfolk—6a Oct 1 1950—A&O
534b School Oct 1 '51—A&O
5a Municipal 1949
F&A
5a Municipal 1969
F&A
434s Munlc Impt '42-M&S
434a Renew Apr 1 '41-A&0
434a Imp July 1940—J&J
4s Impt March 1638--M&S
Petersburg 434b 1952—A&O
Portsmouth—534a 1951—F&A
434b Imp Oct 1 1942—A&O
434b Sch Jc Sew 1938—J&J
434B 1931-1954
J&J
5a Water 1948
—J&D
Richmond—434s 1949
J&J
t«
b 4.50
to
6~4.30
to
b 4.30
to
b 4.30
to
b 4.30
to
4H
454
434
434
%
%
4.30 %
4.30
b 4.50
to
6 4.50
to
6 4.50
to
6 4.60
6 4.60
to 4.40
6 4.60
to 4.40
4.30
to
4.40
4.40
6 4.60
to
6 4.30
to 4.80
6 4.30
4.80
to
6 4.30
to 4 80
6 4.30
to
6 4.25
to
4.80
3.30
J&J
J&J
J&J
---J&J
J&J
4s 1943
—J&J
Roanoke 434a Ref 1936—J&J
434 b Street Impt May 1940
1931—J&J
4.60%
4.60%
WEST VIRGINIA
5s Highway 1931-1934—J&J 6 2.20
5s Highway 1935-1946
J&J 6 3.70
6 3.95
6 3.95
6 3.95
6 4.25
to 4.30
to 4
to
434s Pub BIdg 1941—M&N
6 4.25
434 s Pub Bldg 1644—M&N
434s Apr 1952
A&O 6 4.25
4b Street Impt 1936
J&J 6 4.25
30
4.30
to 4 30
6 3.75
3.60%
3.60%
Charleston 4 Ha
to 3.95
to 2.75
45*s July 1946-1948
45*s 1945-1954
45*s 1931-1934
45*s 1935-1943.
4s 1939-1950—
4s July 1948-1952
35*a 1951 & 1952
35*« 1943-1952
to 3.95
6 4.25
4.05
4.05
4Ha 1932-1939
J&J
4Ha Park 1932-1935—J&J
4Hs 1931
J&J
4H's 1932-1945
J&J
4a 1931-1936
J&J
4s 1937-1944
J&J
Milwaukee County—
4Hs Ct H'se '32-'34 M&N15
43*8 Ct H'se^S-'SO M&N15
4Hs Sew Mar 12 '36-'45-4J*8 court h'se '31-'35J&D16
4 Ha court h'se '36-'49J&D16
Oshkosh 4H'« 1932-34—F& A
Racine—4 J* a '31'-57
M&N
6a 1931-1941
F&A
Racine Oo 6a 1932-1940—J&J
4H* 1934-1947..Snperior 45*8 Sch *31-*44-J&J
Wausau 4Hb '32-'33
A&O
Wood Oo—5s 1934
A&O
5a 1937 and 193S—
A&O
|
6 3.95
6 4%
6 4%
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
*41 opt "27J&J
to 4 30
Charleston S. D. 5s
to 4.30
\31-'34J&J
5s 1935-1952—
J&J
to 4.25 %
3%
—
Spokane 45*8 1931-.:
J&J
45*a Park 1962
J&J
%
45*a Bridge 1931-36—J&J
%
Tacoma—5a 1932-33
J&D
%
45*8 Water "39-'43{s-a).J&J
%
45*sElL&P *42-'40(a-a)_J&J 6 4.80
%
45*sElL&P \34-'51 (s-a)A&0 6 4.80
%
45*s Refunding 1931—A&O
%
4s Water 1944-46
J&J
4.80
4.30
4.80
6 4.25
4.25
J&J
5a July 1931-1940
4s 1946-1950
M&N
Snohomish Oo 5s '31 opt aft *21
to 3.95 %
6 4.05
4.25
324 A&015
3%
3%
3.50%
3.75%
M&rshfleld 4 Ha 1931-32-J&J 6 3.75
Milwaukee—5s *32-'40
J&J 6 3%
4.80
6 4.05
4.25
3%
La Orosae 4 Ha '32 op '22-F&A 6 3.50
48 Water *31 op ^1—J&D
Madison—4 J*s *31-'32
J&D 6 3.50
4 Ha 1933-1937
J&D 6 3.75
4 Ha 1938-1949
J&D 6 3.85
4.80
6 4 .05
11
4.25
3%
Appieton 4 Ha 1932—F&A 6 3.50
b 4% 3.50%
Chippewa Oo 4 Ho "31-*34
DaneOo 4>*al934
M&N 6 3.75 3.50%
Eau Claire 4 Ha W W *33-'44 6 4% 3.80%
Fond du Lac 4 J*8 *32-'35-Mar 6 3.75
Green Bay 4Ma 32-'33—J&J 6 3.75 3'.25%
b 3% to 3.95 %
4KB 1931-1947
6s W W 1931-1935—M&N
0a W W 1936-1960
M&N
Jefferson Oo 5s 1932
A&O 6 3.50 3.25%
Seattle School Dlst No. 1—
I
3%
WISCONSIN
.A&O
45*8 1936-1957-
Net.
Parkersburg—
4 Ha June 1 1933
J&D
Wheeling 5a W W '32-N52-J&J
4s Rer 1931 to 1936—July
5s Light & Pow 1942-56A&O
45* Lt & Pr 1939-*58 M&N
45*s Sewer 1931—;
J&J
45*s Light est 1932
J&J
45*s 1932-1932
A&O
45*8 1933-1940
A&O
45*8 1941-1955.
A&O
45*8 1932-1935
—A&O
%
4.20 %""
4.20 %
4.20
%
4.20 %
»
434s 1958
434s July 1 1964
4s 1938 to 1943
4s 1941
4s Elec Light 1942
%
2.75 to
Morgantown 6s 1931-48—J&J 6 2.20
5s June 1936
J&D
6 Ha Water 1934-193S-M&S
King Oo—5a Ot H 1933—May
5s Road 1935F&A
45*s Bridge 1931-1932 M&N
45*a Bridge 1933-1938 M&N
45*8 Bridge 1939-1949 M&N
45** 1932-1934
M&N
M&N
45*s 1935-1950
Pierce Oo 5s Sept 1 *31~37Sept
Port of Seattle 68 '31-'55 M&S
45*8 Jan 1932-1955
J&J
Seattle—6s 1932-41
A&O
65*a L & P 1932-43—M&N
1%
Ask.
5s 1935-1953
A&O
Olarkabg S D 5a *41 op '21M&S
Hancock
County—oa Grant
Road Dlst '46 opt "32-M&N
Huntington 5a 1944
Oct
59 Ind Sch D *32-'34—-J&J
Martinsburg 6a *43 op '29 Decl
Mercer Oo 5a '44 op
101
100
6
A&O
Clarksburg 5s '31-'34
4.80 %
to 4.80 %
to
WASHINGTON
VIRGINIA
3a "Riddleberger"
%
4.50
4.30
to
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Net.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Net.
1.75 to 3.65 %
to 3.65 %
b
To
or
To
Ask.
Bid.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
or
Bonds.
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
AND
Yield Basis
to
3.80
6 3.75
6 2.70
to 2.50
6 3.75
to 3.50
6 3.75
to 3.50
6 3.75
6 3.75
to
to
3.50
3.50
b
6
3.25%
to 3.90
to 3.90
3%
3%
3%
to 3.80
to 3.60
3%
6 3.50
3%
6 3%
6 3.50
to 3.80
to
3.80
6
3%
6 3.50
to
3.60
6 3.50
to
3.95
6 3.25
to
6 3.60
to
3.50
3.95
6 3.50
3.25%
to 4%
6
b
to 3.60
to 3.80
3%
to 3.95
6 3.60
6 4%
to 4.30
3.50
to
6 3.75
b
b
3%
6 3.90
6 4.15
3.65%
4.90%
WYOMING
Natrona Oo S D No 2—
3.65%
3.65%
3.65%
4%
3-30%
6
5s 1931-1944
SherldanOfl Mar 151952-M&8 6 5%
to 4.50
%
Real
Estate Bonds
tmimi mmt
Bid.
Bonds.
Allerton Oleve Bldg 6H«
1945— f
Oorp(NY)5Ha*47
Allerton N Y Corp 6Hs '47-J&J
Oonv deb 6s 1942-J&J
Atlanta Post Office 5 H® 1037 M&S
Biltm-Ooiamodore 1st 7a '34 M&S
BSng & BIng deb 6 He 1950-M&8
Allerton 55th St
Boston Parcel Post
5H«
Oct
1
41
10
20
60
65
6s
82
A&O
1935
Ohanln Bldg 6 Ha 1945Ohesebrough Bldg 6s 1948--A&O
Oh Av Sta P O 5 H» Novl5'32M&N
Ohlc Beacb Hotel 6s 1941
—
68
65
'
90
84"
86
90
95
58
62
68
70
79H
82
74
70"
75
91H
94
60
63
M&S
Dept of Labor Bldg, Wash, D O
5Hs June 1 1932
J&D
72H
74
s
s
77
70
73
1932-41.M&S
83"
50 Bway Bldg (N Y) 6a '46-M&S
1600 Walnut St(Phlla) 1st 0s'47_
F«x Det Theatre 6* 1942
A&O
Fox New Eng Thea 6Ha '43-F&A
90
93 H
—M&S
102
1st s f 5Hs 1949...
_J&J
Fulton-Flatbush Bldg 6s "48-J&.1
Garrett Bldg (Ohlc) 5Hb 1931-40
Gen'l Motors Bldg 6s 1948
Hotel 6s 1944
Grant Bldg (Pittsb) 7s "47-F&A
Greeley 8q Bldg 6s 1950
F&A
Graybar Bldg (East Offices Inc)—
1st m leaseh 5s 1946——J&D
Ser leaseh 5 Ha '3 l-'34(s-a) J&D
George Washington
Harriman Bldg 6a 1951-
103
83"
85"
65
67
70~~
93 H
59
63
64
67
85
91
n
50
60
48
50
Inc—
88""
86 H
72
90
105""
99H
100H
97
94
8 lH
Olub 6s 1948
1900 Ritteuhouse Square 6s 1944.
Norfolk P O 6s Mar 1 1935-M&S
North Station Tndus Bldg (Bost,
1st m s f 6s 1948
A&(.
One E 55th St Oorp 6 Ha '45-J&E
111 John St Bldg 6s 1948
N Y Athletic
39th St Bldg 7s
19452.
48
Park
87
60
50
78
81
7.50
85
90
6%
65
101H
101
63 H
45"
Plaza Office
56H
58H
68
Bldg 1st 6 H® '40 M&N f
dHs 1943
M&N
79
If*
Postum Bldg
'
70
60
75
78" Pittsburgh P O Serv Station—
5Hs Dec 1 1938
--Ji
45
40
s
73
——
60"
--
-
75
-
-----
Sixty-One Bway 5 Ha 1950 .A&O
Gen mtge 7s 1945
Standard Bldg Oorp 6s 1948.A&O
Stanley Real Est 5Ha *45
J&D
Straus Bldg 6s 1931-1941
State & Wash Bldgs (Ohlcago)—
1st sink fund 5s 1948ser A.M&S
Sink fund 5s 1948 ser B..M&S
11
9H
87
89
70
71
96
97
65
75
80
90
64
n
66
50
55
(Ohlc) 6s 1945-J&J
Taft Realty (New Hav) 6s'40A&0
10 East 40th Street Bldg 6s 1940.
Textile Bldg 1st 6s 1958
M&N
50 H
78
43
85
64
67
Tranap'n Bldg(Ohlc)6Hs'41M&N
Trinity Bldg 5 Ha 1939
J&D
208 South La Salle St Bldg Oorp—
1st s f 5Ha 1958
M&N
Tyler Bldg 6s 1953
A&O
Un Masonic Temp (Oh) QUa 1949
Un Post Offices 5Ha '35-F&A15
Vauderbllt Bldg 6Ha 1939
Van Swerlngen Oo 6s 1935--F&A
20
30
Varick St Sta
50H
55
101H
•
7560
77
75
80
65
88""
88
90
{53-A&0
96
98
M&S
Phila., 5J*S-
54
56
PO(NY) 6a 1941
Wardman Real Estate Properties
1st & ref 6Ha 1931
1st & ref 6Ha 1938
M&S /
M&S /
—
1st & ref 6Ha 1948M&S /
Wardman Realty & Construction
25
28
1938
M&S
Washington Bldg 6s 1940
J&D
Westinghouse Bldg 6s 1931-39—
White Motor Realty 0h 1931-40—
Woodbridge Bldg 5?*8 '41—A&O
15
25
Deb g 6Hs
n
90
—
90
m>mm
«•
•-
m
100
98
87
90
40
100
75"
90
90
38'"
33
90
1941
Lane Oorp 6Hs 1943.
92
31
—-
1st lien 7s 1954
Wanamaker (John)
100 H
62 H
Park Ave Bldg 6s
73
80H
Waldorf Astoria
161"
80
43
-
64"
67
One West
76
64
83 H
87
.
41
com
98
88"
94
39
«tk
Sevllla-Bllt Hotel 7Hs'37—M&N
Without
Wadsworth Bldg(NY)6s
62""
65"
s
— -
8tevens Hotel
s
Fox St Louii Theatre Bldg—
lstsf 6Hs 1942
A&O
Fuller Bldg (G A F Realty Oorp)
94 H
85
83
Fox Theatre & Office Bldg
lBt sf 6Ha 1941
50
leaseh s f 6s '58
M&N
Master Printers Bldg 6Hs '40.J&J /
Mercantile Arcade Bldg (Los Aug)
lstsf 5Hs 1953
—J&D
Minneapolis Parcel P O—
6s July 1 1942.
-J&J
Munson Bldg (N Y) 6J*a'39.M&w
Realty,
65
95"
Without warrants
Bros
60
5 9*s '32-'43 M&N
1931-1946
55
-
Prop 6s'45. J&D
Loews Theatre Rlty 6s "47 M&S15
Lond Gu & Acc Bldg (Ohlc) 6s '62
Lord Bait Hotel g m 6Hs '45 A&O
Lords Court Bldg 5Ha 1942.J&D
Louisville P O 5Hs Jan 1 1943 J&J
Mack Trucks R E Sec 6s 1930-40
Madtoon Clark Bldg, Ohlc-—
1st mleasehold69 31-'42 M&S15
86
78
33#
75
*46 /
8h0lburn,Inc(AfclOy)6H3'4O-J&J
Sherry-Netherland Hotel 5J*s '48
Shubert Tbeat deb 6s '42 ja-oig
Loew's New Brd
Neisner
76
28
—
70
45
93
91
1931-1932
65
'62-F&A
75
61
61
6s 1943
Saks Realty 6s
1st m &
Dodge Bldg 6Hs 1943
Edgew Boh Apart 6s '31-'44-A&0
11 West 42d St 6H« 1945
Eppley Hotels 6Hs 1941——J&J
Eqult Office Bldg (N Y) 5s 1952—
Ferry Sta P O (San Fr) 6s 1934—
5th Ave & 55th St 6Hs 1945
43 Exchange Place Bldg 6s 1938-
St George Hotel
53"
Manhattan Oo Bldg—
70
1940—
50
48"
1st mtge 8 f 5Hs 1953
J&D
Deb a f 6Ha *48 with war.J&D
—
J&D
Dallas P O 6a Sept 15 1935
Liggett Bldg 1st J h 6 Ha
Lincoln Bldg 5Hs 1953
St Charles Hotel (Atl Oy)
Lincoln 42d St Oorp—
93
70
Chrysler Bldg 6s 1948
Olgar Stores Realty Holdings—
S f deb 5H» 1949 ser A..J&J
Oleve Term Bldg 6s 1941
Court & Remsen Sts (Brooklyn)
Detroit Hotel 6He
65
Roxy Theatre 6Hs
6Hs 1935-1940
10""
1950
(Ohlc) 0Hs *46
La Salle Hotel 5 H® 1940
Lefcourt Manhat Bldg 55*s 1941
Station—
5H« July 1 1938
J&J
Bowman-Biitmore Hotels 7s 1934
3-year 6% notes 1931 —
J&J
B'way Barclay Office Bldg 6s 1941
Broadway Bldg (N Y) 5Hs 1950Bway Mot Bldg (N Y) 6s'48.F&A
Bway & 38th St Bldg 7s 1945
Bway & 41st St Bldg 6 He 1944—
Bryant Pk Bldg (NY) 6Hb'45J&J
Budd Realty 6s June & Sept 1941
Bush Term Bldg let 5s 1960-A&O
86 H
20
90
Lake Sh Ath Olub
61
65
Ask.
70
'37-J&J
Realty Assoc Sec Oorp 6s
6s 1939
70
63
Bldg 6s 1948—
Higlibridge Station P O, N Y—
5Hs Dec 1 1938—
J&D
Hotel Lexington 6s 1948
Insurance Center Bldg1 6 Ha 1943
Jewelers Bldg (Ohlc) 7a '40-J&D f
53
45
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
54
46
Herald Square
48"
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Station—
Boston Post Office Serv
6s
'mrw mm rn 111
tinwimuum
70
25
94 H
Mortgage Participation Ctfs.
1931-35
Home Title Ins 5Hs
99
LaAvyers Mortgage 5Hs 1931
5Hs 1932-33-5Hs 1934-1935
97 H
99 H
65
1
35
mm
mm
mm
ma
mm
mm
mm
mm
99
102
1936
—
—
—
-
99H
70
93
mm
mm
97H
Prudence Oo 54*s
Qulncy Station P O (Ohicag
6s May 1 1941——-—-
m.
97 H
'
99
Quotations In this department
Senear as
are
given
per
share, not per oent, except for stocks of Canadian Institutions,
possible for the closing day of the month preceding date of issue, though often
are
nominal.
An asterisk (*)
and
are
denotes
sales.
Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the national banks
are
from the Comptroller's last call;
tutions they are the latest obtainable, direct returns being procured
by ua where
the Clearing House banks of New
York, Philadelphia and Boston, deposits
National Banks
Mar. 25.
State Institutions
ALABAMA
Capital.
f
First National Bank.
Southern Bk & Tr Co
Par.
Deposits.
$
$
1,000,000 1.499,635
5,000,000 6.020,145
500,000 b
91,536
Bid.
Ask.
100,000
Per
Mobile Nat Bank
Ainer Nat Bk&Tr Co
100
275
300
25
80
85
100
110
120
428,934
100
125
2,813.686
1.361.682
68,746
268,961
16.057,966
11.355.377
1,328.686
1,437,270
100
20
1,000,000
910,939
150,260
86,704
13,417,327
2,166.798
1,198,435
10
20
100
100
15
425
75
80
Oakland—
Central Sav Bank—
Central Nat Bank
First National Bank.
Pasadena Nat Bank.
........
10
share.
Security Nat Bank..
18
California Tr & S Bk
Citizens Bk of Sacra.
Merchants Nat Bank
Per
Phoenix Sav Bk & Tr
100,000
300,000
500,000
250,000
Valley.Bank & Tr Co
1,050,000
79,364
405,089
730,304
4,306,604
5,354,901
6,424,749
4,416,507
13,451,759
443,641
698.123
20
American Nat BankSan Bernardino N Bk
San Bern Co Sav Bk
25
25
Little Rock—
Twin City Bank...
Bankers Trust Co..
Peoples Trust Co..
Union Trust Co
W B Worthen Co..
51.651
252,986
216,072
436,234
404,922
Nom inal.
1
1,072,089
11,781,041
25
100
4,916.796
25
20
11,641,176
4,360.692
100
100
250
30
35
185
Per
100,000
200,000
Simmons Nat Bank.
72,249
617,219
1,209,886
7.393.712
share.
180
Pine Bluff—
OottonBeltBk&TrCo
100
500,000
1,000,000
100,000
300,000
492,867
278,561
1,210,020
40,794
250,619
3,707,279
5,898,011
12,520,709
1,612,409
3,035,484
100
2,000,000
500,000
450,000
50,000
200,000
529.380
668,554
775,125
111,623
136,619
21,812,420
13,993,183
100
150,000
100,000
150,000
1,000,000
500,000
600,000
100, OOU
100
25
100
100
20,034,597
1,077,486
3,033,488
^65
119,687
294,432
526,890
2,197,660
100
1,785,856
2,754,948
1.00
1,265,357
843,089
362,952
93,222
25,339,848
11,066,325
5,014,269
1,646,640
25
40
100
22 H
San Francisco—
Anglo&London-Paris
National Bank
10.000.000 8,366,102 117,623,876
Bank of America
4,0uu,000 62,388,096 56,695,433
Bank of Calif, N A._
8,oU0,000 9,017,338 95,319,394
Bank of Canton Ltd.
300.000 6
15,426
949,692
Banlc of Amer Nat Tr
& Savs Assoc.
50.000,000
300
share.
50
Bank of Montreal
Canadian Bk of Com
City National Bank.
Crocker First Nat Bk
375
The San Fran Bank.
Pacific Nat Bank
56 908690 925,350,511
100
Per
9,000,000 8,221,713 143,883,989
Yokohama Specie Bk
207,503
825,000
6,787,213
American Trust Co.. 10,000,000 11,993,857 237,255,336
Anglo-Calif Trust Co
1,,'500,000 2,956,207 76,208.391
Crocker First Federal
Trust Co
25
100
100
Per
100
"ioo
1,500,000
1,981,701
CALIFORNIA
State
Mar. 25.
600,000
500,000
200,000
1,000,000
220
330
365
26
100
125"
132"
205
245
350
410
100
100
38.694,685
60
1,013,370
7,039,412
100
143,410
2,344,899
667,969
1,042,144
2,592,560
7.698,764
100
100
61,029
2,067,472
100
Stockton—
Los Angeles—
Per
Citizens Nat Trust &
Bank.
Farmers & Mor NatCalifornia Bank
California Trust Co.
Nat Bk of Commerce
Seaboard Nat Bank
Security-First NatBk
Transamerica Corp.
U S National Bank..
Union Bank & Trust.
Wilshire Nat Bank..
5,000,000 11 027451 112.339,515
3,000,000 5,304.975
67,810,135
5,000,000 4.998.949 104,103,564
1,000,000
808,180
500,000
144,678
5,442*8:17
2,000,000
685,124
8,1.10,906
30,000,000 c22 589743 520.615,756
20(
100
73
310
25
First National BankStockton S & L Bank
Union Safe Dep Bk &
-75
Trust
375,000
a
100
25
39
~25
New
_
share.
1,500,005
539*643
11,427*780
2.346.222
58,447
26,630,778
979,702
100
100
75
7H
25
5,000,000
200,000
325"
National Banks
Mar. 25.
COLORADO
State Institutions
Mar. 25.
Colorado Spgs.—
Colorado Spgs Nat B
50,000
100,000
Exchange Nat Bank-
300,000
First National Bank.
300,000
150,000
Colorado SaV Bank.
_
Colo Title & Tr Co—
♦Sale price,
a
Sept. 24 1930.
6Dec.31 1930.
e
Trust deposits.
I Last sale price,
z
Ex-dividend.
44
190
Per
First National Bank.
San Jose Nat Bank..
Institutions
share.
157X 165
41
San Jose—
Savings
share
25
221,792
3,645,057 100
469,872
11,218,600 300
67,727
1,601.127
4,361,049 76,247,904 "io5
5,959,367 141.462,146 1000
435,056
100
7,845,153
1,000,000
1,300,000
625,000
6,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
Wells Fargo Bank &
Union Trust Co...
National Banks
Mar. 25.
share.
100
Mar. 25.
Per
100,000
600,000
350,000
500,000
200,000
100
Nom
United States Nat Bk
..
300,000
San Diego—
State Institutions
ARKANSAS
100
25
Security Tr & Sav Bk
Mar. 25.
share.
399"
100
S anB ernar dino—
share.
100
First Nat T & S Bk.
San Diego Tr & S Bk
National Banks
Ash
100
Per
Mar. 25.
Phoenix—
Bid.
Per
35,841,531
28,474,210
4,003,440
5,972,746
Sacramento—
State Institutions
ARIZONA
Par.
120 •
Capital Nat Bank
The Arizona Bank
First Nat Bk of Ariz.
Phoenix Nat Bank..
$
2,859,627
2,674,782
167,042
217,695
1,200,000
1,200,000
1,000,000
300,000
25
California Nat Bank.
National Banks
Mar. 25.
Oross
Deposits.
Per share.
Citizens ComI Tr & S
First National Bank.
First Trust & Sav Bk
10
Per
200,000
State Institutions
Mar. 25.
Pasadena—
400
100
For
share.
N ominal
1,000,000
1,000,000
200,000
500,000
500,000
Surplus &
Profits.
135
MontgomeryFirst National Bank.
Alabama Nat Bank.
CJnion Bank & Tr, Co
required.
Nomi nal.
share.
18,787,458
51,111.850
1,425,000
25,000
for all other Insti¬
are
Nomi nal.
Per
Mobile—
First National Bank.
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Capital.
Farmers & Mer Sav.
Bank—
CALIFORNIA
Cross
Surplus &
Profits.
Woodlawn-American
National
periodic statements
taken from the latest weekly statement.
National Banks
Mar. 25.
Mar. 25.
S
Birmingham—
BIrming'm Tr & Sav_
are
no
221,443
164,152
350,688
413,353
85,792
2,322,373
1,816,275
5,309,058
5,857,279
1,743,047
th&r n,
BANKS
110
National Banks
Mar. 25.
COMPANIES
State Institutions
National Banks
Mar. 25.
COLORADO
Capital.
TBUST
AND
Mar. 25.
Cross
Surplus &■
Profits.
Deposits.
Par.
Bid.
Capital.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Central Sav Bk & Tr
Colorado Nat BankColorado State Bank
Denver Nat Bank—
First National Bank-
South B'way Nat Bk
Stock Yards Nat Bk_
U S National Bank—
Guardian Trust Co__
International Tr Co.
558,070
500,000
111,089
500.000
1,000,000 1,736,119
76,551
50.000
1,500,000 1,371,780
1,500,000 2,336,770
28,006
200,000
111,848
250,000
550,000 1,869,703
120,000 d 110,027
500,000 1,786,767
share.
Per
S
Denver—
American Nat Bank-
6.928,156
3,230,239
40,034,789
743,268
29,378,824
46.197,132
629,255
1,695,202
21,947,022
445,550
13,771,578
100
100
1,197,841
20,113
100,000
16.104,746
2,231,834
500,000 1,126,507
30,000 d 133,449
100,000
154,831
100,000 a 267,561
Minnequa Bank
Pueblo Sav & Tr Co.
1,900,216
5,729,319
57,258
First National
100
First Tr & Sav
share.
100
BankBank.
Bridgep't City Tr Co
1,750,000
Amer Bank & Tr Co.
300,000
Comm'l Bk & Tr Co.
300,000
Miami Beach First
National Bank^._
Third Nat Bank..,.
Trust Co of Florida .
First Nat Bk&Tr
100
Fairfield Trust Co_—
200,000
500,000
100,000
100,000
300,000
Guar Bank & Tr Co_
Newfield Bk & Tr Co
North End Bk & Tr.
West Side Bank
131,333
166,474
168,176
528,116
Per
90
20
100
100
160
1,537,224
1,798,376
3,527,076
100
200
100
105
100
200
Conn River Bank Co
First National Bank-
150,000
1,150,000
Glastonbury Bk & Tr
100,000
4,000,000
100,000
200,000
Phoenix St Bk & Tr.
1,600,000
Bankers Th-ust Co
a
250,000
East Hartf Trust Co_
200,000
Hartford-Conn Tr Co 3,000,000
Park Street Tr Co
200,000
Hartford Nat Bk & T
Industrial Bank
Merchants Bk & Tr.
Simsbury Bk & Tr Co
125,000
& Tr Co.
100,000
500,000
200,000
100,000
Travelers Bk & Tr Co
West Hartford Tr Co
Windsor Trust Co
110,050
89,026
589,836
100
1,856,229
100
2,486,640
712,684
1,058,598
318,600
12,000,381
16,204,639
1,600,000
100
37,358
2,275.379
100
Augustine<
25,000
100,000
Tampa—
Exchange Nat BankFirst National BankFirst Sav & Tr Co
110
.
1,250,000
1,500,000
500,000
.
100
100
West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach At.
lanticNat Bank—
30
250
170
'Boo"
216""
100
50
'160"
~32""
29
10
100
1,049,804
28,018,407
4,649,108
2,862,741
30,861,576
4,185,695
1.905,694
483,367
9,345,082
1.888,763
1,455.882
165
100
100
400
100
500
115
100
25
100
25
50
100
100
125""
115
125
First Nat Bk &Tr Co
500,000 i
2,100,274
1,540,024
Nat Tradesm Bk & T
Second Nat Bank
1,260,000
300,000
500,000
1,600,000
500,000
750,000
Un & N Haven Tr Co
1.458,700
Mechanics' Bank
Merchants Nat Bank
New Haven Bk NBA
2,336,216
3020,199
1,629,775
18,306,940
20,899,102
9,430,868
9,390,039
4,956,911
9,102,013
12,358,811
599,055
261,759
208,562
100,000
400,000
Co.)
.
745,283
2,593,510
536,683
1,797,305
2.167.788
550
500
Fulton Nat Bank
100
'loo
Ga Sav Bk& Tr Co..
280
260
Trust Co of Georgia-
60
140"
60
260"
100
100
100
100
280
4,784.230
1.305,765
762,801
138,090
100
1135
100
*118
Waterbury Nat Bank
Colonial Trust Co
Merchants Trust Co_
Waterbury Trust Co
600,000
500,000
1,000,000
500,000
300,000
10,812,302
5,755,667
6,936,531
5,710,448
3,859,205
885,061
671,399
3,113,677
804,914
646,815
102
10
205
e
137H
850,000
300,000
100,000
200,000
200,000
901,959
123,169
81,034
376,490
225,740
6.353,280
1,414,845
1,237,585
2,219,615
1,089,998
100
150
130
5,000,000
500,000
50,000
6,005,161
309,812
153,011
69,653,451
8,203,913
620.848
tio
27
29
10
20
mm'mmmmrn
5,000,000
600,000
5,005,161
745,545
252,657
98,091
69,653.451
4,752,889
mm mm mm mm
mm mm
Mar. 25.
DELAWARE
Liberty Nat Bk & Tr
Savannah Bk & Tr—
Citizens Bk & Tr Co.
Per
Wilmington—
Central Nat Bank
Farmers' Bank
Industrial Trust Oo.
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Co
Equitable Trust Co_
Security Trust Co
Wilmington Tr Co
_
_
338,101
210,000
500,000 2,886,278
524,980
1,250,000
908,364
203,175
914,058
1,000,000
1,500,000 63,000,000
1,121,000 1,972,726
4,000,000 10,894,020
1,950,324
26,976,033
3,193,272
3,008,860
7,491,458
10,770,703
10,095,610
24,189,217
629,973
734,113
205,191
43,088
638,075
4,439.345
16,271,886
2,048,267
1,325,127
9,382,080
1.513,546
147,057
333,240
760,872
172,924
1,228,437
287,423
1,613,898
3,900,108
534,643
382,211
16,855
4,223,251
2,982,535
1,511,272
1,257,508
i
311,076
2,462,150
19,149,661
4,995,745
3,609,014
7,287,793
4,226,452
8.958,485
1,887,270
18,603,755
59,371,166
6,928,531
5,959,239
135
100
60
160
135
135
100
200
210
100
120
125
share
100
10
100
share.
29
27
10
mm
mm
mmmmmm
mm
mmmmmm mm
mm
'mm'mm
mm
mm
100
65
111
25
100
25
200
100
100
110
100
405
50
245
435
255
100
375
100
215
10
10
325
—
—
mmmmrn
Per share.
WashingtonColumbia Nat BankCommercial Nat BkBank of Comm & Sav
District Nat Bank—
250,000
1,000,000
100,000
106,040
1,000,000
Nat'l
Bank & Trust Co.
Franklin Nat Bank-
2,000.,000
225,000
Departmental Bank.
'
«•
—
_«.«■
—
200
100
—
mm
mm
mm
m.mmmmrm
mm
225
mm
mm
215
Amor
Liberty Nat Bank
Lincoln Nat Bank
Mt Vernon Sav Bank
Nat Bank & WashNat Capital Bank
Nat Metropol Bank.
Riggs National Bank
Second Nat Bank
Secur Sav & Com Bk
Wash'ton Sav Bank.
Amer Secur & Tr Co.
Nat'l Sav & Tr Co
—
Munsey Trust Co
Union Trust Co
U S Savings BankWash Loan & Tr Co.
500,000
400,000
400,000
1,050,000
200,000
800,000
3,000,000
750,000
300,000
100,000
3,400,000
1,000,000
2,000,000
2,000,000
100,000
1,000,000
-
717,076
33,362,590
13,717,581
5,333,174
9,223,827
2,569,904
17,982,919
50
100
100
100
100
100
mm
mm
mm
mm
Sale price,
f Branch of Savannah,
a
53
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
^
210
190
400
440
—
mrn
mm
mm
Per
Aurora—
Aurora Nat Bank
B'way Tr & Sav Bk.
'
200
235
First National Bank-
100
200
250
Merchants Nat Bank
100
280
320
Old Second Nat Bank
100
373
296,662
251.434
277,449
225,368
302,246
2,658,256
200,000
200,000
300,000
200,000
250,000
500,000
252,718
1,925,397 ffioo
100
2,452,177
2,420,591 100
100
3,461,727
100
1,229,113
100
5,815,088
170^ 210
100
451
500
i n
1U
100
100
Per
Chicago—
Adams State Bank- 0
Aetna State Bank.
100
100
100
29634
299"
Albany P N Bk & Tr
405
435
Alliance Nat Bank.
Ashland State Bank-
100
100
200
208
Austin State Bank.
530
415
201,551
73,136
199,898
354,409
345,056
sjiare
165" 175""
630
100
440
•
Affiliate of the Hartford National Co.
6 April 30 1931.
d Feb. 28 1931.
Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
/ Closed on May 14 1931.
Q Affiliate of the National Republic Bancorporation.
i Dec. 31
the First National Bank of Gainesville, Fla., acquired on May 7 1931 by the Atlantic Trust Co. of Jacksonville, Fla., the
National Bank of Jacksonville, Fla.
I Last sale.
I Trust funds,
a: Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights.
1,412,233
4,957,117
2,580,145
1,871,754
share.
100
100
100
300,000
200,000
300,000
300,000
200,000
400
100
•; r-
*
2,300,406
932,141
share.
share
160
300
55
60
700,000
300,000
mm*
130
Per
e
mm
100
100
Per
e
mm
mm
29
27
tio
Per
e
First Nat Bk of Col
Citiz & So Nat Bank-
State Institutions
Mar. 25.
share.
100
Savannah—
National Banks
29
47
200
190
ion
100
120
100
Merch & Mech Bank
Macon Savings Bank
mm
45.
Columbus—
Citiz & So Nat BankFirst Nat Bk & Tr Co
300
230
mm mm
27
Macon—
480
100
mm
mm
8,705,242
69,653,451
2,567,799
Home Savings Bank.
290
100
50
100
100
mm
tio
838,215
5.005,161
162,296
Columbus Bk & Tr—
Fourth Nat Bank...
Per share.
3,911.889
3,990,827
100
Per
1,000,000
5,000,000
Nat Exchange Bank- e
400,000
380
360
358,000
69,653,451
95,616,797
15,101.467
135,000
5,005,161
6,706,307
601,197
622,882
2.919,196
Augusta—
Citiz & So Nat Bank-
Waterbury—
Oitiz & Mfrs' Nat Bk
200,000
5,000,000
5,400,000
1,000,000
500,000
2,000,000
Georgia RR Bk & Tr
Per share.
1,100,000
200,000
Citiz & So Nat BankFirst Nat Bank
140
100
American Sav Bank-
share.
Per
Atlanta—
Norwich—
Thames Bk & Tr
Uncas-Merch Nat Bk
State Institutions
Mar. 25.
GEORGIA
'200"
25
100
National Banks
Mar. 25.
Per share.
BwayBank&Tr Co-[
Congress Bk & Tr Co
Federal
175
150
100,000
25
New Haven—
Amer Bank & Tr
300
200,000
115""
100
100
2,891,997
1,822,912
Per share.
433,516
2,174,282
1,180,253
1,468,547
235,013
5,504,628
252,899
62,779
3,112,929
393,105
290,507
4,514,126
239,503
183,183
75,967
904,274
254,503
196,278
600,000
1,000,000
Bk
100
100
300
105,635
200,000
100,000
95
150
Hartford—
Capital Nat Bk & Tr
City Bank & Tr Co-
So End
100
209,496
57.249
Co
St. PetersburgFlorida Nat Bank...
250
25
share
105
200
100
2,736,083
25,030,761
7,558,219
12,562,360
1,711,235
37,270,434
r
4,741,190
230,784
116,426
1,131,589
366,178
361,160 t
300,000
400,000
200,000
Florida Bank
25
100
Orlando—
100
100
6,695.646
3,202,346
1,882,009
1,741,818
51,329
2,067,805
275,784
93,154
40,087
25
1.110,598 18,477,461
167,048
167,048 t
1,200,000
300,000
100
17,938,165
1,178,664
21,149,781
2,024,389
125,000
1,971,028
235
100,000
Bridgeport1,000,000
999,823
10
100
100
25
27,534
Miami—
100
100
St.
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
All.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
34,438,888
19,240,707
952,760
21.066.139
Florida Nat Bank—.
100
People's Bk for Sav—
St Augustine Nat Bk
Black Rock Bk&Tr.
Bid.
Par.
$
*
623,264
1.261,477
8
3,000,000
1,500,000
100,000
1,500,000
-
Western Nat Bank—
Deposits.
Lakeland—
100
100
Per
Pueblo—
First National Bank.
Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
S
Jacksonville—
156
Leadville—
Carbonate Amer N B
1
Atlantic Nat Bank-fc
Barnett N B of JackCitizens Bank
Florida Nat Bank..
100
State Institutions
Mar. 25.
FLORIDA
Affiliate of the First National
1930.
k Controlling interest in
e
holding company of the Atlantic
BANKS
National Banks
Mar. 25.
ILLINOIS
Capital.
Chicago (Con.)
Beverly State Sav Bk
Surplus
Profits.
AND
State Institutions
Build ^Merch Bk&Tr
Calumet Nat Bank..
Capital State SaV Bk
Central Mfg Dist Bk
Chatham State Bk._
Chic Bank of Comm.
Chic Lawn State Bk.
Citiz State Bk of Chic
Oont 111 Bk & Tr Co.
Community State Bk
Cosmopolitan St Bk.
Cottago Grove St Bk
Cragin State Bank..
Depositors State Bk.
Division State Bank.
Douglass Nat Bank.
Drexel State Bank..
Drovers Nat Bank..
EJmwood Pk St Bk_.
Elston State Bank..
First Englew St Bk_.
First Italian State Bk
First National Bank.
First Union T & S Bk
First Nat Englewood
Foreman St Nat Bk.
Fullerton State Bank
Garfield State Bank.
Halsted St State Bk.
Hamilton State Bk
Humboldt State Bk.
COMPANIES
National Banks
Mar. 25.
Mar. 25.
Bid.
Par.
69,247
100,000
923,780
599.019 11,268,229
500,000
*
38,953
200,000 n
1,232,756
102,025
300,000
4,389,691
47,473
200,000
946.416
52,031
200,000 i
833.417
J
163,415
4,288,779
450,000
400,000
270,644
4,528,981
0298,141
400,000
3,230,250
600,000
963,407
9,531,071
120,510
300,000
1,279,543
3,000,000 1,147,425
7,099,835
420,000 n 455,977
2,538,615
750,000 nl,362,491
8,790,573
75.000,000 72,017,435 856,409,995
200,000
60,503
1,007,648
967,347 10,241,333
01,000,000
200,000
151,797
2,531,438
200,000
55,000
1,220,000
400,000
351,700
6,397,546
635,540
300,000
2,127,149
20,730
250,000
1,259,218
478,242
500,000
6,219,623
870,123 14,024,453
1,000,000
38,129
1,367,134
150,000 n
200,000
063,190
1,022,643
'
200,000
283,910
2,847,472
200,000
82,026
1,342,436
25,000,000 29,081,278 412,334,422
10,000,000 11,316,645 160.069,411
200,000
768,623
6,571,159
11.000,000 13,915,189 158,242,010
98,834
250,000
2,157,874
668,010
800,000
7,836,419
463,090
200,000
2,848,706
200,000
838,774
50,308
d
236,000
500,000
3,049,000
100
100
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share,
170
150
300
280
100
"105"" 115""
Chicago (Concl.)
Commerce Tr & S Bk i
Congress Tr & S Bk.
Oommonw T & S Bk.
Diversey Tr
& SBk.
Devon Tr & Sav Bk.
100
110
f
100
100
Equitable Trust Co.
Foreman State Trust
275"
300"
""50 "43"
45"
& Savings Bank...
Harris Tr & Sav Bk.
Home Bank & Tr Co
Howard Ave T & S Bk
Italian Tr & Sav Bk.
Kimbell Tr & Sav Bk
Lake Shore Tr & S Bk
Lakeview Tr & S Bk.
265"
"loo
285"
280
283
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
150
150
160
225"
240"
260
280
140
100
100
100
100
380
100
"566"
264
520"
268
6,000,000
750,000
200,000
200,000
300,000
600,000
500,000
Liberty Tr & Sav Bk
700,000
Lincoln Tr & Sav Bk 3
400,000
Madison-Kedzie
Savings Bank
"115"
250
125"
270
100
Mercantile Tr & Sav.
Merchandise Bk & Tr
Immigrant State Bk.
Inland Irving Nat Bk
Irving State Sav Bk.
Jackson Park Nat Bk
Jefferson Park Nat..
Kaspar Amer St Bk.
Lawndale Nat Bank
Lawndale State Bk.
Lincoln State Bank..
Logan Sq St & Sav Bk
Mad Sq State Bank
Marquette Pk St Bk.
Marshall Sq State Bk
Mayfair State SavBk
Metrop State Bank
Midland Nat Bank..
Mutual Nat Bk of Ch
Nat Bk of Republic.
Nat Bk of Woodlawn
Nat'l Builders Bank.
North Town StBk
Noel State Bank
Oak Park Tr&Sav Bk
533,948
600.000
8,077,820
152,931
300.0001
1,548,692
150,624
1,446,481
300,000
65,730
751,634
200,000 n
505,150
6,596,044
525,000
28,530
1,497,265
200,000
200,000
59,323
2,442,049
300,000
278,282
4,319,163
1,600,000 1,370,384 10,710,944
316,274
350,000
5,572,760
314,348
3,496,938
500,000
119,238
400,000
1,026,058
129,996
200,000
2.393.747
65,747
200,000 i
2,815,463
300,000
147,093
2,237,504
200,000
94,400
1,219,700
200,000 i
62,755
1,066,950
200,000 i 300,608
2,188,306
149,957
250,000
1.590.356
300,000
290.819
5,256,306
011,000,000 5,677,776 149,249,033
300,000
249,309
3.348,291
167.820
500,000
4,821,394
85,553
1,128,442
200,000 n
514,892
7.359.357
749,864
7,322,765
Ogden Nat Bank
1,219,829
84,575
Peoples Nat Bk & Tr
«655,145 13,396,435
Personal Ln & Sav Bk
1,224,324
8,531,456
Phillip State Bk & Tr
292,576
3,868,612
Pioneer Tr & Sav Bk
764,289
8,340,431
Prudential St Sav Bk
279,348
2,600,624
Reliance Bk & Tr Co
i
9,126,560
805,638
Ravenswood Nat Bk
1,775,552
129,372
Rogers Pk Nat Bank
79,488
1,904,532
Roseland State S Bk.
242,687
2.476,057
2d N W State Bank.
3,224,044
175,427
Second Security Bk.
515,615
5.028.748
Security Bank
739,175
7,765,718
Service State Bank..
100,000 i
97,885
1,343,993
Skala State Bank...
200,000
40,809
1,011,354
So Chicago Sav Bk
664,000
800,000
7,567,517
South Shore State Bk
200,000
125,387
1,698,135
South Side Sav & Tr.
500,000
105,054
4,473,603
State Bk of Bev Hills
200,000
59,560
920,950
State Bk of Clearing.
100,000
99,031
946,690
State Bk of W Pullm
200,000
60,198
875,502
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
2,000,000
925.959
15,915.137
Stk Yds Tr & Sav Bk
337,500
611,927
8,412,656
Stony Isl State S Bk.
400,000
321,496
2,618,193
Straus N B & Tr Co.
1,000,000
750,639 12,144,067
Terminal Nat Bank.
750,000
428,026
6,663,942
Union Bank of Qhic.
1,300,000 1,336,397
9,722,998
Union StBk of S Chic
250,000 n 209,837
3,221,016
Universal State Bk.
289,999
200,000
1,973,141
Univ St Bk of Chic..
300,000
306,930
2.383.749
Upper Avenue Bank.
129,246
300,000
2,484,028
Uptown State Bank.
500,000
148,426
3,690,248
Washington Pk N Bk
473,177
600,000
8,964,483
W Englew Tr & S Bk
750,000
636,628
4,836,826
W Highland State Bk
300,000
276,495
1,341,138
West Irving State Bk
200,000
142,000
902,000
W Side Atlas Nat Bk
200,000
129,469
3,208,559
West 31st State Bk__
100,000
35,850
733,941
West Town State Bk
600,000
641,669
4,667,329
Western State Bank.
350,000
290,612
3,154,677
Wiersema State Bk._
200,000
326,267
2,976,362
Amalg Tr & Sav Bk.
200,000
154,882
2,513,927
Auburn Pk Tr & S Bk
300,000
109,935
803,909
Bway Tr & Sav Bank
200,000
77,297
1.469,926
Central Tr Co of 111
12,000,000 11,398,654 139,340,765
ChatfieldTr & Sav Bk
200,000
49.262
1,480,926
Chic City Bk & Tr..
1,600,000 2,135,417
12,906,363
Chicago Trust Co
03,000,000 1,678.875
6,102,231
.
_
1.000,000
1,000,000
200,000
1,000,000
2,000,000
500,000
750,000
200,000
750,000
200,000
100,000
200,000
350,000
350,000
700,000
100
145
155
100
20
100
100
20
100
10
100
100
100
Mid-City Tr & S Bk.
Morgan Pk T & S Bk
Pullman Tr & Sav Bk
Sheridan Tr & Sav Bk
South West Tr & Sav
State Sav Bk & Tr Co
UnitAmTr& SavBk
West City Tr & S Bk
50
150
55
148
100
120
540
20
100
100
200
100
99,740,077
6,236,073
1,128,306
1,536,856
3,844,410
8,734,699
10,684,599
7,553,528
3,710.562
95
Home Tr & Sav Bk
100
100
100
250
100
490
100
200
1,004,675
100
9,152,381
10,289,010 100
3,623,990
11,754,028 'ioo
145
180
165
1,275,518,
100
170
63,142,536
14,579,895
30,259,201
5,206,324
8,728,201
4,231,299
3,599,424
1,746,433
6,454,154
1,073,493
13,174,701
7,773,485
100
417
100
100
285
100
100
300
125
100
130
150
100
140
140
170
145
135
ioo
100
225
100
225
250
240
131,073
188,669
384,209
150,000
218,309
320,367
Share
100
1,094,183
2,329,191
2,217,827
900,000
2,917,311
2.028,060
100
1250
100
100
100
100
Per
200,000
600,000
2,000,000
660,000
200,000
79.901
740,988
170
35
275
40
190
Illinois State Bank..
251,517
74,688
100,000
142,699
3,110,157
3,045,170
3,600,000
2,926,411
147,282
1,216,290
3,498,345
3,453,857
2,329,651
9,865,855
2,351,586
2,533,406
4,066,607
100
410,592
294,079
142,085
1,017,297
171,596
446,016
539,692
342,898
230,779
352,395
511,457
412,028
Share
100
500,000
300,000
600,000
500,000
500,000
State Trust & Sav Bk
1,079,374
298,803
200,000
300,000
500,000
250,000
750,000
200,000
125,000
500,000
175"
1,531,166
6,447,303
23,564,945
9,778,689
1,639,200
300,000
500,000
500,000
200,000
150
160"
n
2.054,235
n
100
50
20
20
100
Nom inal
Per share.
300
State St Bk & Tr Co.
State Savs Ln Tr Co.
41
Mercantile Tr & S Bk
40
150
260
195
185
180
421
125
240
Nom inal
Bank of Peoria
Cent Nat Bk & Tr Co
Com Mer Nat Bk & T
First National Bank.
100
t-—
ioo
265
Rockford—
150
160
140"
150"
200
"ioo
220
275
500
215
'ioo
Per
140
255
457"
100
Quincy—
20
100
560"
450
100
100
"ioo
135
100
Peoria—
100
100
32,095.220
100,000
300,000
150,000
100,000
300,000
100,000
Elgin City Bank Co.
140
3,110,022
7,824.539
0271,700
55,295
n
80,633
159,561
585,020
1,409,892
529,791
197,356
100
100
Elgin—
Firat Nat'l Bank
Home Nat'l Bank
Union Nat'l Bank
144
85
share.
100
547,997
674,469
879,167
67,512
3,000,000 9,362,779
1,000,000
986,074
2,500,000 1.571,029
500,000
354,216
800,000
445,354
400,000
227,948
500,000
272,354
200,000
241,675
750,000 i 172,566
300,000
79,463
1,000,000
491,203
600,000
421,894
Elgin Nat'l Bank...
"loo
Ask.
100
100
1,250,386
4,030,304
1,678,979
1,059,786
2,466,650
6,696,793
1,006,894
1,635,166
500,000
1,000,000
200,000
Hyde-Park-Kenwood
Nat'l Bank
I O Bank & Tr Co...
Immel State Bank..
Bid.
Par.
49,325
77,010
134,088
70,360
142,577
925,041
154,208
63,598
1,000,000
600,000
„
W SideTr& SavBk.
Woodlawn Tr & S Bk
100
Cross
Deposits.
Tr&
Stockmens Tr & S Bk
100
100
100
2,500.000
Peoples' Tr & Sav Bk
375
100
Mar. 25.
Per
200,000
500,000
200,000
200,000
200,000
350,000
200,000
350,000
Northern Trust Co..
Northw'n Tr & S Bk.
"io5
State Institutions
Nomi nal.
100
100
100
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
Drovers Tr & Sav Bk
East Side Tr & S Bk.
100
111
ILLINOIS
Gross
Deposits.
„
Boulevard Bridge Bk
Boulevard State S Bk
Bowmanville Nat Bk
Brighton Pk St Bk._
Bryn Mawr State Bk
TRUST
215
'ioo
20
175
180
100
200"
225"
100
160
170
105
260
Security Nat Bank..
Swedish-Am Nat Bk.
Third Nat'l Bank
100
100
100
100
170
100
Commercial Nat Bk.
Forest City Nat Bk.
Mfg'rs Nat Bk & Tr.
Peoples Bk & Tr Co.
Rockford Nat Bank.
'ioo
100
100
100
100
100
200
200
Ridgely-Farm's S Bk
125
160
5.363,357
4,616.675
7,333,561
100
8,069,679
4,470,432
short.
100
100
100
100
215
115
100
Per
First National BankIllinois Nat Bank
400
100
100
100
Springfield—
180
115
300
225
350
100
100
100
National Banks
Mar. 25.
INDIANA
State Institutions
Mar.
25.
No mina
Evansville—
20
100
100
20
"47"
150
32H
343^
130
137
100
190
200
100
170
180
100
160
170
140
100
100
175
140
200
National City BankNorth Side Bank
Old Nat'l Bank
West Side Bank
Amer Tr & Sav Bank
150
100,000
500,000
250,000
share
126,471
677,174
182,366
76,728
3,707,728
10,721,227
1,277,898
1,640,874
100
100
185
503,799
75,310
441,915
307,000
217,191
6,985.056
1.728,961
100
225
100
150
160
100
250
200
260
100
100
250
8,596,066
5,300,000
3,003,492
125
100 1300
130
325;
100
200
240
250,000
210
260
Port Wayne—
First & Tri-State Nat
Bank & Trust
Lincoln Nat Bk & Tr
Old National Bank..
20
22
Citizens' Trust Co_.
Dime Sav & Tr Co.
146"
150"
People's Tr & Sav Co
110
Fountain Sq State Bk
Indiana Nat Bank-
_
100
500,000
500,000
100,000
100,000
500,000
150
100
100
20
Citizens Tr & Sav Bk
Lamasco Bank
175
100
Per
Central Union Bank.
Citizens' Nat Bank..
49
Per
2,250,000
1,250,000
500,000
500,000
300,000
300,000
1,388,413
1,301,158
606,294
682,260
214,175
1.169,453
short.
21,993,371
20
36
38
11,506,548
8,811.435
6,127,705
3,815,317
6,430.752
20
40
310
38
315
100
20
42
2u
30
40
33
20
120
122
Indianapolis—
100
100
100
Fletcher-Am Nat Bk c4,000,000
100
100
164
125
169
135
Live Stock Exch Bk.
Marion Co State Bk.
100
260
275
Merchants' Nat Bk.
c
Meyer-Kiser Bank..
People's State BankAetna Tr & Sav Co..
Bankers Trust Co
Farmers TrUst Co
Fidelity Trust Co
Fletcher Sav & Tr._
Indiana Trust Co
Security Trust Co
Union Trust Co
United Labor Bk&Tr
100,000
2,000,000
200,000
50,000
1,250,000
300,000
200,000
250,000
500,000
b
300,000
100,000
1.500,000
1,000,000
200,000
600,000
112,500
1,344,725
102,000
2,903.577
139,762
35,975
2,265,494
375,998
388,262
64,656
633,245
267.306
181,927
1,667.051
1,496,328
496,838
2,434,835
135,000
35,389.636
875,000
33,801,353
672,138
836,476
13,149,968
1,930.196
2.440,880
1,835,592
2,012,812
818,145
1,426,233
24,620,415
10,802,866
4,271,602
8,597,099
190,999
Terre Haute—
First
McKeen
100
«.
m
mm
mm
»«.
100
100
100
100
—
m
100
100
100
100
—
•
mm
100"
100
mm
mm
m
'mm
mm
Citizens Nat Bk & Tr
_
719.548
590,882
128,516
742,308
6,440,045
6,578,008
1,352,067
6.598,826
-----
m
"295
305""
mmmmmm
100
210
100
100
635
675
Per
500,000
600,000
200,000
500,000
m
125
mm
No minal
Terre Haute N B & T
Terre Haute Trust.
140
" 275"'
262
105
100
100
Nat'l
Bank & Trust.—
*
100 xl28
100
100
230
-
100
230
r;
100
165
100
255
prices
Share
235
240
180
265
Sale price,
t Privately held,
a Sept. 24 1930.
b Closed by its board of directors on May 4 1931.
c Taken over by State Banking Department
May 12 1931.
d Closed on May 14 1931.
e On May 18 1931 purchased the
Forty-Second Street State Bank of Indianapolis.
/ Absorbed the Broad¬
National Bank on April 13 1931.
0 Affiliate of the National Republic Bancorporation.
h Closed on May 29 1931.
i June 30 1930.
fc New stock.
I Last sale,
n Dec. 31 1930.
r Combined statement,
x Ex-dividend,
on
way
y
Ex-rights.
National Banks
COMPANIES
State Institutions
National Bank
Mar. 25.
IOWA
Mar. 25.
TRUST
AND
BANKS
112
Mar 25.
KENTUCKY
Surplus A
Profits.
'
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
//
Bid
Par.
Deposits.
Capital.
Ask.
Gross
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Per
Burlington—
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
6,442,777
1,137,280
100
American Nat
100
Newport Nat Bank- _
Central Sav Bk & Tr
600,000
493,238
8,007,902
12,618,818
3,506,627
2,484,141
100
100
13,477,424
2,400,410
3,219,545
100
People's Sav Bank._
Amer Tr & Sav Bk__
Council Bluffs—
City National BankCoun Bluffs Sav Bk.
First National BankState Savings Bank-
126,755
224,374
92,859
198,025
2,028,253
3,564,281
3,417,746
3,852,183
100
100
share.
240
300
100
434,847
600,000
253,122
200,000
76,970
200,000
500,000 dl .012,034
103,028
100,000
204,739
200,000
100
10ft
1.309,629
3,425,192
1,739,586
241,715
400,000
100,000
100,000 d
100,000
Bank-
712,419
51,471
Per
S
$
Newport—
share.
300,000
50,000 d
Amer S Bk & Tr Co_
^
Farmers & Merch S B
State Tr
& Sav Bank__„—
First
Iowa
Per
Cedar Papids—
Ced Rapids Nat Bk_
Oed Rap SB&Tr Co_
Iowa State Sav Bk_
Merchants' Nat Bk_
Davenport—
1,500,000
1,419,300
400,000 d
219,411
50,108
156,938
First National Bank50,000 d
Home Savings Bank100,000
American Trust Co_ 6
1.375,073
Union Sav Bk&TrCo al ,250,000
a
American Bank & Tr
Canal Bank & Trust
100
100
nhare,
32,469,180 100
5,273,279 100
1,360,520 100
i623,711 ft—
100
21,803,860
1,957,963 100
72,761,607
21,752,805
73,592,064
55,903,310
5,719,157
73,592,064
C(
First National Bank.
City Sav Bk & Tr C<
Commercial Nat Bk.
268,578
128,704
353,535
7,466,675
2,817,574
11,130,161
100
100
100
934,962
100
3,052,736
2,331,245
100
1,000,000
500,000
1,000,000
h2 ,000,000
Home Savings Bank
100,000
50,000
500,000
150,000
1,411,260
74,015
2,567
203,346
277^305
500,000
150,000
200,000
50,000
150,000
300,000
142,375
110,960
350,378
53,154
292,573
232,533
University State Bk_
Valley Nat Bank
Valley Sav Bank
National Banks
.
Federal Bk & Tr Co_
First National Bank.
Amer Tr & Sav Bank
Union Tr & Sav Bank
Iowa Trust & Sav Bk
100
share.
190,000
Institutions
Mar. 25.
6,236,101
7,018,986
7,132,015
3,251,446
961,830
Per
100,000
347,695
175,000
1,000,000
1,290.718
1,102,532
600,000
100
375
100
600
100
300
6,283,641
8,829,953
1.00
140
150
100
11,855,792
31,887,451
18,754,202
50
145
230
155
240
100
290
300
100
190
200
658,515
Portland—
Bank
570,053
600,000
Bank425,000 1,016,408
Portland Nat Bankfcl ,918,344
Fidelity Trust Co— pi ,000,000
943,744
700,000
Oasco-Mercantile Tr
First National
100
330.374
218,485
25.348
100 h
—
100
National Banks
100
Mar. 25.
100
State Institutions
MARYLAND
Dec. 31.
100
Baltimore—
Calvert Bank..
Canton Nat Bank—
Commonw'lth BankMercantile Bank—
First National BankNat Cent Bk of BaitNat Marine Bank—
State Institutions
KANSAS
Mar. 25.
Mar. 21.
Park Bank
Western Nat Bank..
share.
Baltimore Trust Co.
180
185
Colonial Trust Co—
100
195
200
100
140
145
100
240
250
Equitable Trust Co
Fidelity Trust Co_Maryland Trust Co_
Mercantile Tr Co_>
Real Estate Tr Co__
Per
Kansas City—
Comm'l N Bk of K O
343,360
144,560
78,812
181,178
750,000
Exchange State Bank
People's Nat Bank_«
200,000
200,000
100,000
Riverview State Bk_
10.495,677
2,323,618
2,517,476
2,508,270
Topeka—
Central Nat Bank
164,558
63,741
63,224
70,263
26,842
156,502
500,000
52,281
65,733
222,390
500,000
Farmers' Nat Bank-
150,000
200,000
50,000
100,000
200,000
500,000
100,000
50,000
400,000
Fidelity Sav State Bk
Guaranty State Bank
Kaw Valley Nat Bk_
Merchants'
Nat Bk_
Nat Bank of Topeka
State Savings'Bank-
Topeka State Bank.
_
Central Trust Co
8,110,032
1,072,312
1,885,497
1,132,833
584,164
4,130,061
7,763,531
1,642,635
1,242,708
1,937,166
100
100
Safe Dep & Trust Co
Title Guar & Tr Co.
100
Union Trust Co
100
Frederick—
Citizens' Nat Bank
Commercial Bank..
Farm & Mech NBk.
Frederick Co Nat Bk
100
100
100
100
100
100
Fr'lc Town Sav Inst-
Wichita—
1,000,000
1,071,028
20,371,711
100
300
Southwest Nat Bank
Union Nat Bank
Union Stock Yds Nat
n95,705
622,383
29,571
86,817
69,122
34,498
415,345
14,281.887
1,924,544
100
250
170
100
120
100
140
140
140
KENTUCKY
State Institutions
Mar. 27.
Boston—
Atlantic Nat Bank..
Per
share.
First National Bank-
275
Merchants' Nat Bk_
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
225
Nat Shawmut Bank
*
100
200,000
120,657
396,494
769,855
480,000
345,048
1,553,436
3,175,550
6,010.277
5,866,453
2,150,243
300,000
1,000,000
150,000
150,000
500,000
339,614
1,168,724
301,000
d
93,000
175,391
2,530,856
8,000,609
1,854,194
1,840,193
3,582,080
Citizens' UnionNB.
/1,000,000
Fidelity & Colum Tr_
2,000,000
1,000,000
1.000,000
300,000
01,000,000
750,000
100,000
525,000
2,277.447
1,788,000
1,519,933
d2,436,218
149,063
1,413,941
42,343,716 1001
10,000,000 1001
34,931.945 100
622,212
100
Cent Sav Bk & Tr Co
60,000
200,000
500,000
650,000
Citizens' Nat Bank__
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Peop-Lib Bk & Tr Co
CovingtonTr&BkgCo
260
100
100
100
200
~
mm.
—
—
—
United States Tr Co.
1,000,000
Z200
Second Nat Bank...
Web & Atlas NBk..
250
share.
Bk of Comm & Tr Co
200
Boston S
150
Charlestown Tr Co__
100
290
300
Columbia Trust Co_
100
305
550
315
560
Exchange Trust Co__
Day Trust Co
share.
Jamaica Plain Trust
400
Kidder PeabodyTrCo
200,000
500,000
300
Lee Higginson Tr Co
New Eng Trust Co._
1,200,000
100
Dep & Tr_-
Harris Forbes Tr Co
Per
J
79,909
419,643
3,161,075
8.451,314
791,078
2,382,379
Deposits of Nat Banks
7,291,651
9,875,000
177,398
1,000.000
930,054
1,819,003
44,500,000 41,658,198
3,000,000 6,875 777
1,500,000 4,027,776
20,000.000 12,340,950
2,000,000 4,794,523
710,095
1,000,000
195
Banc Com Ital Tr Co
21,452,745
2,182,636
MASSACHUSETTS
100
50
Louisville—
Stock Yards Bank
6,678,149
2,659,046
4,057,949
2,199,363
3,244,669
14,015.530
230
Fer
Lincoln Bank & Tr__
989,843
200,000
490,453
113,673
413,541
1,608,134
100,000
200,000
125,000
150,000
150,000
100
Lexington—
Liberty Bk & Tr Co_
Security Bank
KentuckyTitle Tr Co
6.145.868
62,547,816
45
55
10
39
100
30
220
4034
60
70
24
10
20
20
33
50
30
25
50
3434
30 K
70
105
37
42
25
150
200
50
30
410
29K
10
390
100
115
100
100
810
10
52
100
850
120
85
1
52 H
V:
1
40
25
Il5
15
28
100
mmmm
—
.
—
■m
«—
33
24
10
150
W Covington—
First National Bank-
2,000,000
1,044,174
600,000
2,500,000 s6.560.320
110
25
160
100
100
Federal Nat Bank
Security Trust Co
600,000
200
200
90
/
Boston-Cont'l Nat B
Union Bank & Tr Co
6,250,000
400,000
1,250,000
1,000,000
2,500.000
1,500,000
175
50
160
100
Mar. 25.
_
750,000
100
130
1,404,090
1,374,354
768,927
1,000,000
100,000
200,000
200,000
100,000
National Banks
Second Nat Bank
400,000
600,000
700,000
165
180
Mar. 25.
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
4,000,000
Per share.
120
130
100
50
260
National Banks
Bank of Commerce.
200,000
11,681,139
7,096,647
2,960,000
6,501,984
3,977,559
69,490.304
4,918,861
4,235,915
5,509,726
6,177,265
73,717,618
1,769,829
20,940,388
18,184,529
37,579,167
19,446,352
1,353,264
350
100,000
First Trust Co
Fourth Nat Bank
100,000
300,000
530,870
456,995
162,450
290,373
152.664
6,287,232
737,848
758.665
690,659
884,730
s7,Oil,123
691,149
2,500,523
2,785,603
2,695,813
4,697,849
199,898
4,870,198
share.
Per
Merch Reserve St Bk
1,000,000
200,000
100
Central Trust Co
First National Bank
325
share.
Bait Comm'l Bank__
National Banks
share
5,041,705
8,067,026
22,110,216
3,600,000
207,017
234,061
Bangor—
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Eastern Tr & Bkg Co
Merrill Trust Co
Canal National
100
Per
400,000
7i200,000
200,000
250,000
100,000
100,000
State
MAINE
190
100
Per
First Trust & S Bk_.
share
3,191,607 100
14,930,474 1001
8,793,144
19,718,816 "loo
3,880,564 100
100
Dubuque—
Consol Nat Bank__
Live Stock Nat Bank
85
shdre.
Mar. 25.
Bk & Tr--_-_^-_
Toy Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank__
Woodbury Co Sav Bk
88
25
100
Iowa-Des Moines Nat
Sioux City—
First National Bank
18
17H
325
85
25
25
100 h
6,496,345
2,267,516
5,231,160
15
100
100
34,265,200
1,685,257
350,207
4,679,243
2,847,409
share
160
Per
87,069
674,390
701,889
877,181
108,419
300,000
v>om'i Am B & Tr
400,000
109,915
150,000
250,000
Central Nt Bk & Tr Co
6,075,000 *3,100,000
1,274,168
5,719,157
3,859,847
100
11,813,555
Shreveport—
282
60
,ooo,ov)
:
Capi City State Bank
635,355
1,000,000
750,000
Co_
Whitney Nat Bank__ r2,800,000
Hibernia Bk & Tr Co 2,500.000
Whitney
Trust
&
rl ,000,000
Savings Bank
Int-State Tr & B
100
Per
Des Moines—
Bankers Trust Co_.
Co
share.
100
150,000
Citizens' Tr. & S Bk-
Institutions
Mar. 25.
Per
New Orleans-
100
Per
Amer Com & Sav Bk
State
LOUISIANA
Mar. 25.
465""
100
Per
120,000
150,000
300,000
150,000
National Banks
share
235
306,066
300
j—--
«...——
54
10
mm
m
100
200
2,500,000
100,000
300,000
100,000
472,295
124,777
500,000
Old Colony Trust Co e5,000,000
State Street Tr Co__
3,000,000
U S Trust Co
100 Q-
100
mm m
200,000
100,000
1,500,000
2,500,000
500,000
Winthrop Trust Co.-
Mar. 25.
27 1931
25
130,181,000
20
s8,463,210
20
s30.604.953
20
527,830.000
48,650,000 100
20
17,906.000
25
169,676,000
25
44,144,000
11,738,000 100
100
1,454,101
20
C 6,380,160
15.972,697 100
100
c 3,396,406
c
3,003,744 100
cl6.637.899 100
100
share
Per
date Map
403,043
384,056
3,800,879
45,191
258,876
1,624,741
o
355,339
125,566
97,911
306,674
771,235
3,908,226
5,283,694
4,152,224
3,538,031
d
139,929
750,000
1,000,000
2,000,000
Stute institutions
67
65
mmm
m
m
m
m
"60
m
49»
m
m
mm
6534
6734
505
82
84
5134
mm'rnmmm
•128
135
205
195
m
""32
t275
«...
-
—
•»
m
m
"165
—
—
m
mm m
m
185
m
m
mm
195
m
^
100
100
too
100
mm
100 1530
e
-rnrnmmm
100
t350
25
81
mmrnrnrnmrn
mmmmmmmrn
m
mm mm mm
mm
mm
m mm
"83
100
175
265
Per
Beverly—
Beverly Nat Bank__
Beverly Trust Co
100
100
205
160
share
rnmmtmmm*
*
Sale price, t Stock has to be offered to board of directors, a Absorption of the First National Bank by the Union Savings Bank & Trust Co. effective
April 25 1931. b Affiliate of American Com. & Savings Bank, c Incl. savings deposits, d Dec. 31 1930. e Affiliate of First National Bank of Boston..
/ Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates,
g Affiliated with the First National Bank of Louisville,
h Member Northwest Bancorporation. i
funds, k April 22 1931. I Last sale, n Sept. 24 1930. o May 6 1931. p Acquired the Limerick National Bank at Limerick, Me. r Consolidated statement.
s March 25 1931;
t April 9 1931. v Formerly controlled by the Bancokentucky Co. of Louisville, Ky. x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights.
Trust
BANKS
National Banks
MASSACHUSETTS
Mar. 25.
TEUST
AND
113
COMPANIES
State Institutions
National Banks
Mar. 25.
Mar. 25.
State Institutions
MICHIGAN
Mar. 25.
A
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
Gross
Deposits.
Bid.
Par,
Ask.
Capital.
Oross
Surplus A
Profits.
Par
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
Brockton—
Brockton Nat BankHome Nat Bank
$
600,000
Plymouth Oo Tr Oo_
200,000
Per
t
717,966
797,276
151,350
500,000
7,695,821
7,546,650
3,813,171
mo
100
I 70
1220
Per share.
Cambridge—
Cambridge Trust Co
548,449 c6,160,935
3,081,863 cl6,383,376
1,486,157 cl8,411,862
150,000
1,500,000
1.000,000
Central Trust Co
Harvard Trust Co
100
10
800
20
98
50
52""
100
Per share.
East Cambridge
Lechmere Nat Bank-
260,328
100,000
2,005,186
400,000
1,200,000
300,000
228,037
1,176,371
190,029
6,404,731
10,701,091
c3,234,959
100
110
190
115
500,000
926,858
6.574.729
100
297,937
3,714,010 100
1,731,497 fc
20
c4,708,526
200
150
60
115
200
275
150,000
100,000
200,000
Durfee Trust Co
Pall River Trust
100
100
Per share.
Pitchburg—
Safety Fund Nat Bk.
%
Amer Nat Bank
500,000
Grand Rap Nat Bank si ,000,000
Grand Rap Sav Bank si ,000,000
Home State Bk for S_
400,000
Old Kent Bank
257,816
723,674
1,090,968
165,579
2,488,478
256,583
817,575
512,849
586,717
2,000,000
500,000
s
750,000
Union Bank of Mich500,000
Michigan Trust Co.. 1,200,000
__
Security Nat Bank..
Grand Rapids Tr Co_
Per
$
2,047,301
100
18,120,822
«...
Ask.
cl9.943.008 s
100
c6,877,315
20
C29,216.564
20
957,266
g
918,422 *...
2,420,308
£7 1,166,383 ""30
100
125
90
110
100
60
120
70
22
25
"13""
50
Per
1,250,000
500,000
1,406,288
455,590
16,406,667
6,682,518
si .250,000
2,119,105
share.
90
110
Saginaw—
Bank of Saginaw
People's Am State Bk
100
Pershare.
Pall River—
Pall River Nat Bank
Grand Rapids—
share.
100
100
Bid.
Nomi nal.
16'"
60
share
100
200
225
20
40
45
13,090,352
Second Nat Bank &
v
Tr Oo
National Banks
Mar. 25.
MINNESOTA
State Institutions
Mar. 25.
Nom inal.
Gloucester—
Cape Ann Nat Bank.
Gloucester Nat Bank k
Glouces S D Tr Co.-
157,142
269,288
Duluth—
165
Haverhill—
100,000
200,000
200,000
240,000
200,000
Haverhill Nat Bank.
Merrimack Nat Bank
Haverhill Trust Co..
385,436
115.951
886,979
367.967
124,102
2,916,618
3,411,724
2,751,960
1,466,632
c2.775.117
100
250
100
100
100
325"
150
110
375
165
100
75
100
400,000
100,000
750,000
Essex National Bank
First National Bank.
305,438
8,409,200
234.614
2,378,929
689.614 cl5.116.599
100
100
Bank of Comm & Sav
200,000
City National Bank
600,000
Duluth Nat Bank
200,000
First & Amer Nat Bk i3,000,000
Minnesota Nat Bank
of Duluth
600,000
Northern Nat Bank1,000,000
Pioneer Nat Bank
Western Nat Bank
Per share.
100
53,108
571,772
97,351
3,179,073
670,351
5,072,054
2,232,616
100
100
215
100
150
31,003,796
100
180,313
565,113
34,260
36,425
3,986,722
7,905,269
958,646
788,738
100
:
100,000
150,000
100
100
100
135
210
160
130
Minneapolis—
Holyoke—
Holyoke Nat Bank.Park National Bank
Hadley Falls Tr Go.
175
100
200
200
225
200"
220""
Per share.
Lawrence Trust Co__
Merchants' Trust Oo
303,213
342,713
651,186
412,177
600,000
200,000
200.000
r
300,000
7.456,476
6,850,981
9,700.689
100
r 10
7,937,365
100
Lowell—
A
200,000
Central Nat Bank
i
100,000
Fifth No'west'n N B_ i
100,000
First National Bank- 66,000,000
100
Lawrence—
Bay State Nat Bank
Arlington Trust Oo_
Per share.
Blooming'n-Lake NB 6
225
Per share.
First Minneap Tr Co 61,000,000
Marquette Nat Bank
200,000
Midland NatBk & Tr <1,000,000
Minnehaha Nat Bk_
Northwest'n Nat Bk
Produce State Bank.
2d Northwest State.
300,000
289,960
1,879,477
100
190
196
945,623
234,226
54,208
11,962,338
c3,530,876
4.670,979
50
90
125
94
136
Minn Loan & Tr Co.
50
6,073,360
4,109,212
5.036,004
2,220,711
2,998,500
3.112,461
c2,528,612
c7.058.602
.
29 X
29H
60
462.650
482,859
316,014
86,531
641,663
100,000
<5,000,000
100,000
i
50,000
i
200,000
i
100,000
h
200,000
<1,000,000
6
Third N'west'n N Bk
4 th Northwest Nat'l.
1,000,000
240,000
Middlesex Nat Bank k
200,000
6
71,617
2,143.324 ft...
87,054
1,757,851 <-.18,525
797,715 <—.
5,837,676 104,434,846 b
1,093,375 24,000.567 b
70,603
100
2,552,076
619,771
18,129,780 <—
28,952
1,818,291 ft.
3,096,101 102,509,891 < 50
41,731
1,271,014 ft—
45,664
1,293,648
31,065
1.216.737 <—
146,974
3,212,357 <-__
2
70,000
2,983,787 ft—
a2,324,465 18,441,193 <—
Appleton Nat. Bank
Union Old Lowell
National Bank
Lowell Trust Co
100
*
Lynn—
Per share
Central Nat Bank
200,000
200,000
300,000
200,000
250,000
100,000
200,000
200,000
Manufac'rs Nat Bk_
National City Bank.
State National
Bank k
Essex Trust Co.
Lynn S Dep & Tr Co
Sagamore Trust Go__
Security Trust Co
a
637,518
114,516
492.341
370
100
100
100
240
mm
mm
m m m
100,000
Empire Nat Bank
350,000
State Savings Bank500,000
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
350,000
Twin Cities Nat Bk_
100,000
First Trust Co
pi ,000,000
280
425
100
20
127
95
New Bedford—
p
"
k
100
St. Paul—
American Nat Bank500,000
Commercial State Bk
50,000
First National Bank^ p6,000,000
First State Bank
165
100
Marquette Trust Co_
Per
731,079
426,789
5,196,113
60,014
219,203
138,775
131,157
25,947
373,927
600
100
19,610,502
100 1000
3,567,450
100
107,421,945
2,229,445
5,822,532
8,502,258
4,306,980 <-.1.30
769,676
100
7,929,881 p— 175
share.
1200"
Per share.
First National Bank-
550,000
1,500,000
500,000
830,887
2,691,683
759,416
10,873,782
9,718,669
6,759.967
100
Merchants' Nat Bk_
25
60
200.000
233,773
2,354,388
100
152
200,000
250,000
200,000
341,419
663,811
4,413,549
c5,737,358
2,228,833
50
10
205
100
*40
100
100
100
145
39,428
1,621,889
2,086,804
115,884
19,928,477
31,773,495
3,573,845
10,497,741
17.785,269
1.962,519
290,951
404,510
2,109,317
c5,319,512
100
100
Safe Deposit Nat Bk
250
58
20
Peabody—
62
Per share.
Warren Nat Bank
Salem—
National Banks
Mar. 25.
MISSISSIPPI
State
Institutions
Mar. 25. V
Per share.
Merchants Nat Bank
Naumkeag Trust Co.
Jackson
♦41H
41,863
Per
Nat Bk & Tr Oo_-
1,500,000
1,500,000
350,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
150,000
Third N Bk & Tr Co
West Mass Bk & Tr.
Springfield S D & Tr_
Union Trust Co
West Springfield Tr.
1,958,559
3 370,720
380
25
100,000
200,000
750,000
3,193,597
25
First Nat & Tr Co
500,000
300.000
Merch NatBk&Tr Co
25
589,391
411,925
5,744,867
3.962,160
share.
100
1,066,537
1,669,451
3,820,425
8,144,358
100
100
100
Vicksburg—
130
•
40
20
100
250
275
25
Taunton—
Per share.
Machinists' Nat Bk.
200,000
300,000
Bristol County Tr__.
230
180
240
National Banks
Mar. 25.
Worcester—
MISSOURI
State Institutions
Mar. 25.
Per share.
Mechanics' Nat Bk__
500,000
Worcester Co Nat Bk el ,888,150
Bancroft Trust Co__
300,000
WorcesterBk&Tr
346,815
56.201
55,542
142,313
1,132,043
share.
Per
100,000
Merch Bank & Tr Co
SpringfieldSpringfield Chapin
300,000
Citizens Sav Bk & Tr
Depos Gu Bk & TrCo
a
Capital Nat Bank
Jackson-State N Bk.
Salem Trust Co
Co
3,800,000
200.000
Scandia Bk & Tr Co.
National Banks
Mar. 25.
965,773
1,837,184
292,812
5,037,795
112,611
14,503,40C
30,075.305
6,111,505
36,314,079
1,638,715
100
500
*100
"loo"
65
10
Baltimore Bank
17
70
100,000
100,000
300.000
500,000
100,000
600,000
200,000
2,000,000
500,000
100,000
100,000
200,000
200,000
100,000
Broadway Bank
City Bank & Tr Co..
Columbia Nat BankCommunity State Bk
Drovers' Nat Bank..
State Institutions
Mar. 25.
MICHIGAN
East Side Bk of Com
First National BankInterstate Nat Bank.
Per share.
400,000
400,000
400,000
First National Bank-
People's Commercial
& Savings Bank
300,944
363,877
481,828
100
100
Metropolitan Bk&Tr
5,496,251
100
Missouri Sav Bank..
1.265.997
9,304,169
100
Park National BankPlaza Bank of Comm
Detroit—
Detroit Savings Bank
First National Bkn.
1,000,000
1,500,000
f7,500,000
Guardian Detroit Bk s5,000,000
Highland Pk StateBk
1.000,000
Nat Bk of Commerce s5,000,000
Norw'st'n State Bank
25,000
Peoples Wayne CoBk S15000 000
United Savings Bank
1,000,000
Bankers Trust Co
1,000,000
Equit & Cent T Co..
1,000,000
Detroit Trust Co
Fidelity Bank &TrCo
Guaranty Trust Co__
Highland Park Trust
Metrop Trust Co
/3,000,000
1,000,000
750,000
500,000
500,000
Un Guardian Tr Co. s5,000,000
s
100
1.395,794
18,772,232
3,189,540 44,470,388
12.550,355 175,879,124 /
s
7,083,419 109.938,069
100
2,254,695 26,349,917
7,192,510
79,404,844
52,602
1,636,283
39,146,087 360,421,494
20
1.093,703
17,113,540
100
886 .39,6
200,000
705,296
2,952,375
11,588,196 £747,338,857
20
1,435.996
9,289,257
100
606,193
(7598,455
a
325,765
1.471,809
a
308,105
2,712,170
5,681,453
1,965,571 s
Nom inal.
Per share.
290
1000
61
37
im
75
1275
Traders'
Gate
City
Nat'l Bank__
Southeast State Bk._
Sterling State BankStock Yards Nat Bk-
Westport Ave Bank.
West Side Bk of Com
Union Av Bk of Com
Commerce Trust Co
Fidelity Nat Bk & Tr
Fidelity Savs Tr Co.
Home Trust Co
Mercantile Trust Co.
21
22H
148,062
45,052
26,266
264,203
157,351
45,466
109,357
3,503,101
1,246,973
554,871
233,402
138,448
378,351
333.939
100,000
50,000
Produce Exch Bank-
Com'wealth-Com'l
State Bank
1,049,954
52,740
70,585
151,415
153,588
200,000
i
71,547
11,718
30,863
116,559
200,000
200,000
500,000
Merchants Bank
6,906,753
Pioneer Trust Co—
St. Joseph-
Per
125
100
125
135
100
350
450
100
95
First National Bank-
100,000
First Trust Co
Etnpire Trust Co
350,000
200,000
200,000
Missouri Vail Tr Oo_
100,000
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
*
3,848,527
531,997
-
1,074.624
1,023,095
2,308,296
(
186,755
466,750
153.385
195,285
220,289
128,402
101,200
share.
130
105
100
100
110
100
165
180
100
100
110
475
400
160
100
150
100
185
100
100
100
125
100 1000
100
100
100
125
435""
150
3
150
"ioo "285""
8,720.334
100
953,072
981,632
3,490,130
1,507,541
944,222
876,446
99,091,694
56,090,881
6,557,186
4,585,710
2,183,692
3,648,289
100
140
"loo
250
100
250
200
100
100
165
100
190
100
175
100
165 £
100
100
100
100
"165""
375
250
Per
American Nat Bank.
Burnes Nat Bank—
St Jos Stock Yds Bk.
3,525,505
400,000
100,000
100,000
300,000
100,000
100,000
100,000
6,000,000
4,000,000
500,000
300,000
200,000
267,500
Main St State Bank-
5,668,529
Mutual Bank.
500,000
100
902,363
9,613,625
4,079,628
799,599
8.201.013
1,451,927
57,037,366
8.015.014
1,090,134
1,369,661
2,131,063
2,466,402
42,166
74,826
886,804
72,885
31,284
356,908
39,666
200,000
100.000
Linwood State Bank-
Bay CityBay City Bank
Bay County Sav Bk.
1,000,088
Kansas City—
20
7,431,639
3,658,170
5,544,832
2,650,905
3,255,148
6,919,384
2,098,075
1,018.700
share.
100
100
175
100
100
1190
200
200
S-
100
100
200
250
100
Sale price,
a Dec. 31 1930.
6 First National Group,
c Includes savings deposits,
d First mortgage certificates,
e Affiliated with the Worcester
Bank & Trust Co.
/Member of the Detroit Bankers Co.
g Includes trust deposits,
ft See Marquette National Bank.
< Member of Northwest Bancorporation. k Controlled by the Federal National Bank of Boston. I Last sale, n Absorbed the Redfor State Savings Bank at Redfor, Mich., on May 6
1931. o Certificate of deposit, p Member of the First Bank Stock Corp. r On May 28 1931 par value reduced from $109 to $10 a share,
s Member of the
Guardian Detroit Union Group, Inc., Detroit,
x
Ex-dividend.
BAMS
National Banks
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
COMPAMES
TRUST
State
National Banks
Institutions
Mar. 25.
MISSOURI
Mar. 25.
AND
NEW JERSEY
Mar. 25.
Qross
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Capital.
Ask.
Surplus &
Profits.
State Institutions
Mar. 25.
Cross
Deposits.
Par.
Per
St. Louia—
share.
200,000
2,500,000
400,000
Baden Bank
Boatmen's Nat Bank
Bremen Bk & Tr Co_
300,000
200,000
Cass Bk & Tr Co
Cherokee Nat Bank_
First National Bank- 12,100,000
Grand Nat'l Bk
700,000
200,000
500,000
Jefferson Bank
Jeff-Gravois
Bank—
100
100
100
100
100
225
—
mm
20
63 K
200
25,151,641
100
100
700
Nat Bridge Trust Co
1,222,995
3,811,363
5,009,717
1,290,369
100
Plaza National Bank
300,000
45,483
164,465,
359,432
64,724
70,370
1,384,831
100
Scruggs, Vandervoort
Barney Bank
200,000
350,000
600,000
200,000
200,000
500,000
300,000
1,000,000
250,000
200,000
200,000
200.000
200,000
200,000
2,600,000
200,000
300,000
300,000
Sec N B S & Tr Co—
South Side Nat Bk—
South'n Com & SaVSt Louis Nat BankTower Gr Bk & TrCo
Twelfth St Nat Bank
United Bk & Tr Co__
Yandeveniter Nat Bk
Water Tower Bank—
Chippewa Trust Co_
Chouteau Trust Go—
Easton-Taylor Tr Co
Fidelity Bk & Tr Co.
Franklin Amer Tr Co
Guaranty Bk & Tr_.
Laclede Trust Co
Lindell Trust Co
0
141,737
3,266,402
200,000
200,000
500,000
200,000
100,000
200,000
Northwest'n Tr Co—
Savings Trust Co...
Webster Groves Tr„
West St Louis Tr Co_
mm
mm
125
100
m m.
mm
East OrangeAmpere Bank
Essex Co Trust Co—
Sav Inv & Trust Co_
mm mm mm
125
100
100
100
100
135
350
100
125
100
130
100
150
100
100
140
145
—
'
mmmm
mm
mm
175
100
180
100
170
7,429,251 128,159,619
100
169
172
77,121,472
1,926,502
2,505,981
8,557,265
3,769.402
1,750.885
2,473,463
1(H)
215
225
'<■'
100
m,
mm mm mm
mm
mm
mm m mm mm mm
100
100
M
—
—
—
100
mm
330
100
—
300,000
200,000
600,000
639.875
200,000
250,000
150,000
250,000
Miners S Bk & Tr Co
Metals Bk & Tr Co_ g
200
340
100
100
520,368
1,471,344
359,800
526,306
1,284,592
6,268,565
13,522,279
3,696,105
4,316,146
12,165,563
N J Title Guar & Tr.
Trust Co of N J
State Institutions
Mar. 25.
West Bergen Tr Co—
235,013
194,345
122,170
185,518
71,028
695,313
Nat Bk of Montana, d
Montana Tr & S Bk. d
e
Per
Long Branch Bkg Co
100
1,500,000
100
300
100
600
25
4,052,660 g
3,173,690 q
2,171,405 a
3,464,312 e
700,000
500,000
500,000
750,000
275
50
200
160
300
225
170
200
200
100
100
25
American Trust Co.
_
Morristown Trust Co
Per
500,000
350,000
100,000
300,000
800,000
,000,000
1,215,592
117,036
121,699
425,648
673,69(
930,00C
14,317,930
3,500,936
1,648,799
4,496,499
6,627,564
11,000,000
Dec. 31.
25
25
25
100
35
246,19(
500,000
1,600,000 1,828,526
400,000 C 350,099
1,250,000 1,378,814
178,891
400,000
3,400,000 7,723,057
134,925
300,000
2,000,000 C3,097,703
5,700.000 8,403,165
400,000
240,936
3,189,589
19,200,768
4,466,705
29,833,705
2,142,561
64.501,647
1,310,800
23,917,744
75,526,367
2,531,112
7,422,218
14,627,804
6,456,557
share
150,000
200,000
168,300
367,316
2,350,000
2,903,677
100
100
200,000
250,000
200,000
1,000,000
435,449
327,918
217,280
967.7S4
5,971,091
7.614,215
1,995,507
10,554,846
100
50
400
100
25
240
120
100,000
52,662
426,523
233,756
529,835
1,911,323
1,239,030
600,000
1,200,000
456,314
842,673
150,000
225,000
121,535
65,483
100
225
250"
100
250
255
Per
Live Stock Nat Bank
Omaha Nat Bank
Packers Nat Bank—
Stock Yards Nat Bk_
State Bank
Sou Omaha State Bk
_
Union State Bank
1,148,225
182,924
1,295,120
127,903
527,017
255,747
84,526
826,043
49,387
Mt Prospect Nat Bk_
Nat Newark <St Essex
28,147,749
5,227,306
36,810,806
3,067,971
9,687,224
3,135,295
1,160,410
23,412,121
1,774.452
100
175
share.
National State Bank
190
N J NatB&T Co-
100
120
25
290
305
Central Bk & Tr Coi
Clinton Trust Co
130
150
Columbus Trust Co
100
Federal Trust Co
rnmmmmmmrnmmmm
100"'
100
100
100
Fidelity Union Tr Co
140
Merch & Newark Tr.
1
1
t-M Ol Ol
100
So Side N B & Tr Co_
Union National Bk„
United States Tr Co_
Vailsburgh Trust Co.
West Side Trust Co_
25
25
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Cits Nat Bk ofNBr.
State Institutions
25
100
Per
875,785
494,749
82,208
200,000
150,000
150,000
Manchester Nat Bk
4,963,229
2.957.611
2,791,614
100
_
h
459,664
611,812
561,760
100,000
300,000
300,000
4,106,343
100
5,465,192
7,007,604
100
100
300
275
250
Portsmouth—
Per
First National BankNat Mech & Trad Bt
New Hamp Nat Bk.
1*50,000
157,231
38,680
166.818
100,000
100,000
2,800,717
779,597
1,225,378
share.
365""
300
share.
100
100
Bergenline Trust Co
Union City
IstNat Bk of Un City
First N-Bk, West NY
Hamilton
Nat
NEW JERSEY
100
185
3,750,841
11,018,770
25
40
43
25
25
28
1,276,192
100
1.050.S70
100
275
95
3,003,083 35,929.299
1,379,622
8,747,095
1,587,640 18,703,716
807,068
60,326
1,103,991
7,630,247
c
256,390
1,273,146
5,023,441 39,702,659
9,466,074 149,401,982
3,524,702 19,448,659
237,565
1,784,657
:
235,246
3,633,888
600,000
2,345,778
966,502
203,554
3.221,531
200,000
1,075,000 1,600,536
7,640,712
100
100
3,000,000
500,000
2,800,000
150,000
700,000
400,000
4,056.250
6,666,675
<z2,500,000
300,000
375,000
'
Nat
Bk
of
No
250
265
500
30
"32""
25
25
"65" "75""
25
25
"75" "80""
25
170
25
60
100
150
25
35
Atlantic Co Trust Co
Atlantic S D & Tr Co k
Bankers Trust Co.—
Chelsea Safe D & Tr_
Guarantee Trust Co.
100,000
200,000
300,000
120,000
100,000
600,000
'
Equitable Trust Co. ft
Marine Trust Co
I
*
c
Sale price,
1930.
Dec. 31
200,000
200,000
1,031,544
433,766
843,342
Commonw'lth Tr Co
Huds Tr Co Un City.
West N Y Tr Co
Mar. 25.
Woodcliff Trust Go__
share.
100
100
100
25
25
6105"
40
I5§""
share.
100
100
140
175-
450
500
100
300
60,094
151,186
304,834
924,576
5,332.067
6,523,756
100
99,033
1,675,399
100
68,139
1,899,503
100
741,571
507,212
1,534,903
315,630
100,000
373.552
350,000
1,000,000
1,012,000
1,000,000 c3,724,481
400,000 c 209,846
150,000
185,088
8,814,248
7,757,246
7,731,496
2,872,004
1,659,471
8,425,671
29,828,011
1,302,489
1,707,789
65,969
2,267,834
572,376
1,283,154
1,272,802
28,670,583
5,298,423
11,386,605
100
225
275" "
100
325
360
Per
100,000
300,000
300,000
c
c
100
100
100
100
share.
100
100
100,000
c
500,000
800,000
25
100
100
100
^
100
25
25
100
100
Per
American Nat Bank
Passaic N Bk&Tr Co
City Trust Go—
People's Bk & Tr Co_
__
200,000
1,500,000
400,000
850,000
c
100
25
75
Per
First National Bank
Mid-City Trust Oo_
100
Plainfield Trust Co.
State Trust Go
100
Guaranty Trust Oo_
—
_
400,000
200,000
650,000
150,000
250,000
339,733
115,000
1,453,804
296,459
77,744
6,085,558
1,805,000
19,605,187
4,175,397
1,339,819
share.
100
25
Plainfield—
80
share.
100
100
100
*500
100
100
100
100
On May 26 1931 the Merchants & Newark Trust Co. acquired the closed Port Newark National Bank.
6 Includes Security stock.
National Bank of Montana and the Montana Trust & Savings Bank consolidated
e Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
g Member First Bank
/ Last sale, t New stock, v Includes rights of the Steneck Title Co. x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights.
a
d On May 23 1931 the American National Bank, the
under the title of the First National Bank & Trust Co. of Helena with capital of 8300.000.
Stock Corp.
175
25
2,190,965
14,025,990
3.805,073
2,137,776
6,604,339
600,000
Merchants Trust Co
Per
743,173
600,231
428,456
154,538
402,267
685,812
221,407
165,755
175
60
25
Hud
Union City
State Institutions
8,712,299
1,031,076
5,099,964
4,691,352
1,585,355
2,478,229
5,253,568
2,404,216
1,688,574
6,244,540
3,886,094
3.194,843
share.
84,908
1,218,208
397,215
203,500
657,024
150,000
Liberty National Bk
Guttenberg
son,
100
City—
1,916,471
38
202 H
190
25
Passaic—
300,000
400,000
200,000
300,000
share.
Bank
of Weehawken
WeehawkenT&TitCo
Atlantic
share.
150
35
300,000
Gutt'b'g Bk & Tr Co
Atlantic City Nat Bk
Boardwalk Nat Bank
Chelsea Nat Bank
Second Nat Bank—_ ft
Union National Bank
share.
»05~"
200
New Brunsw Tr Co..
PkTr Co Weehawken
National Banks
Mar. 25.
85"
North & West Hu dson—
150
Per
Indian Head Nat Bk
share
100
100
Nashua—
Nashua Trust Co_
80
50
250,000
500,000
200,000
100,000
Nat Bank of N J
Mar. 25.
Manchester—
Merchants Nat Bank
130
25
Per
Peoples Nat Bank
Amoskeag Nat Bank
120
25
25
200,000
Middlesex TG&T Co
Mar. 25.
200
25
New Brunswick
National Banks
50""
25
100
Marzano State Bk &
Tr Co
Omaha—
1,250,000
450,000
1,250,000
200,000
e
750,000
300,000
100,000
el,100,000
200,000
75
share
100
Per
Banking Co_
First National Bank-
P65
Per
X>."
Per
Newark—
Lincoln Nat Bank
Per
Nat Bk of Commerce
130
share
100
Mt. Holly—
Lincoln—
First National Bank-
110
Per
Franklin Wash Tr Co
234,818
341,550
208,745
share
100
State Institutions
NEBRASKA
200,000
850,000
300,000
100
95
Nom inal
Per
500,000
Morristown—
National Iron Bank
Farmers' Trust Co.
e
share.
20
Per
Citizens' Nat Bank-
100
13,276,613
998,825
17,579,742
Mt Holly Nat BankUnion Nat Bk&TrCo
National Banks
Mar. 25.
70"~
320
share
200.000
Hudson Co N B
First National Bank
U S National Bank.
1,913,375
9,310,307
22,623,079
150,000
500,000
Hoboken—
First National BankSecond Blc & Tr Co—
Columbia Trust Co—
Hoboken Trust Co..
Jefferson Trust Co—
Steneck Trust Co— v\
Jersey City—
Journal Sq Nat Bank
First National BankFranklin Nat Bank-
Helena—
American Nat Bank, d
Continental Nat'l Bk
122,355
740,223
1,959,517
1,500,000
1,200,000
Long Branch-
First National Bank-
Union Bank & Tr Co
25
20
70
315
130
200
100
200
'
Butte—
25
28,017,307
9,883,006
6,214,833
20
100
100
175
]V? AM TAMA
I /irs/i
31,444,726
150,000
200,000
150,000
—
100
IVIUll
3,088,143
4,620,949
1,100,000 c2,585,357
1,050,000 1,454,097
100,000
Elizabeth—
Elizabethport BkgCo
National State Bank
Central Home Tr Co
Elizabeth Trust Co
Union County Tr Co
Labor National Bank
Mar. 25.
580
500,000
120
Commercial Tr N JJackson Trust Co„
Na ti<ma 1 Banks
405
100
C
195
100
2,014,185
1,865,923
2,388,768
3,852,908
64,212
163,730
1,171,894
130,188
173,122
164,468
100
400,000
Per
FirstGamNatB&T C
Camden S D & Tr Co
B'way Merch Tr Co.
West Jersey Trust Co
mmmmmm
100
100
c
14,558,475
8,086,459
3,259,002
2,284,348
10,408,942
2,035,797
8,521,760
1,912.609
1,670,895
1,768,712
1.091.851
1,578,661
1,097,465
33,796,197
153,572
1,751,999
3,174.686
1,601,247
1,560,066
100
Camden—
mm
100
324.010
235,866
199.416
MercantileCommerce
Bk & Tr Co.
10,000,000
Miss Val Trust Co
6,000,000
Mound City Tr Co
North St Louis Tr Co
350
100
s
57,350
685,812
57.1S8
593,606
64,378
148,468
109,205
d75,537
125,285
c
57,255
1,965,586
68,776
218,105
181,934
511,650
273,229
203,356
-
Bridgeton—
Bridgeton Nat BankCumberland Nat Bk_
Farm & Mer Nat Bk_
Cumberland Tr Co—
100
1.854,043
Manchester Bank
100
50
500 ;000
Bayonne—
i
Bayonne Trust Co..
Mechanics' Trust Co
135
100
50,000
200,000
500,000
200,000
Lowell Bank
share.
415
10,024,459
8,367,908
Seacoast Trust Go_ „
100
100
2,150,000
Bk & Tr Co
Per
731,406
909,680
300,000
173
—
share.
100
235
Lafayette South Side
Lemay Ferry Bank-
Per
8,340,195
3,126,268
5,128,823
AsburyPkNatBk&Tr
—
share.
1,401,024
504,538
548,428
600,000
Bk
335
—
Ask
Per
$
Asbury Park—
Asb Pk & Oc'n Gr
254,163
2.823,047
1,288,958 28,166.212
738,437
5,946,170
602,689
5,150,577
58,891
1,855,050
8,838,787 173,238.444
209,807
2,991,615
296,170
3,528,991
202,785
4.716.850
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
'
7
BANKS
National Bank
NEW JERSEY
Mar. 25.
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
TBUST
AND
National Banks
Mar. 25.
State Institutions
Mar. 25.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Capital,
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Paters on—
Broadway Bk & T Oo
FirstjjNational Bank_
200,000
680,000
50,000
300,000
1,200,000
750,000
500,000
1,000,000
Haledon Nat Bank—
Labor Nat Bank
Paterson Nat Bank—
Second Nat Bank
Nat Bank of Amer__
Paterson Sav Inst
Prospect Park Nat Bk
100,000
Westside Nat BankCitizens' Trust Co—
Franklin Trust Co-
75,000
600,000
600,000
750,000
100,000
100,000
600,000
Hamilton Trust CoLincoln Trust Co
Merchants Trust Co
U S Trust Co
Trenton—
Broad St Nat Bank_
250,000
150,000
100,000
2,000,000
300,000
1,000,000
1,400,000
200,000
Capitol City Tr Co—
Chambersburg Tr Co
First-Mech Nat BkHanoveriTrust Co
Trenton Banking Co
Trenton Trust Co
Wilbur Trust Co—
77,100
647,546
25,010
161,503
1.497,574
1,573,548
e
632,000
2,637,709
93,919
36,448
851,719
645,616
1,019,584
77,301
40,734
2.026,877
1.889,179
12,190,827
1,060,855
5,570,005
15,613,190
14.929,762
3.725,000
25,914.485
1,635,891
,
381,152
11.373,694
4,862,957
25
N. Y. City (Concl.)
Grace Nat Bk of N.Y
Harbor State Bank—
40
35
440
100
•
160""
185
195**
Harriman N Bk & Tr
Industrial Nat Bank-
310
100
100
100
50
100
25
340
Tr Co
155
Lebanon Nat Bank
185
11,684,540
140
150
135"
145""
150
280
100
498,481
652,226
160
100
.
240,830
2,047.326
2,565,387
150.984
12,360,065
916,972
987,870
30,158,638
1,797,774
31,050,094
21,976,168
1,878.323
Trust Co
&
3,000,000
400,000
768,600
500,000
525,000
Nat Bk of Yorkville.
Nat Bronx Bank
National City Bk
f 110000000
Nat Safety Bk & Tr Co
1,428,600
290
Penn Exchange Bank
Prisco State Bank
Public Nat Bk&TrCo
Sakser State Bank-
525
100
100
Schroder
100
50
230
Bkg Corp.
SewardNatBk&TrCo
Sterling Nat B & T__
Straus Nat Bk&TrCo
240
3.00
50
220_
230'
50
200
210
Trade Bank of NYWash Nat Bank
100
Anglo-South Am Tr_
Bk of Athens Tr Co_
Banca Com It Tr Co
Mechanics'
National Bank
100,000
200,000
First}Nat Bk & Tr Co
Woodbury Trust Co_
100,000
*National Banks
Mar. 25.
1,778,734
2,294,340
1,115,753
477,566
531,366
448,954
10
50
10
Bank of
1
-
Europe Tr Co
Bank of N Y & Tr Co
6,000,000
Bankers Trust Co
25,000,000
Bronx
County Tr Co
Chemical Bk Tr Co_
Per
Albany-
625
675
100
275
290
100
450
475
3,412,588
4,663,798
6,971,295
100
200
240
100
150
210
100
400
475
9,114,309
100
700
11,568,919
2,219,357
100
225
100
100
465,202
363,218
589,059
200,000
600,000
250,000
500,000
835,381
737,099
167,490
763.841
Per
Nat Bank of Auburn
Auburn Trust Co—
Per
Binghamton—
City National BankFirst National BankCitizens Trust Co
People's Trust Co—
<
Brooklyn—State B ank & Tru
Nat. banks
Bensonhurst Nat Bk
Brooklyn Nat Bank,
Citizens Bk of Bklyn
Flatbush Nat Bank-
Fort Greene Nat Bk-
Globe Bk & Tr Co
Kingsboro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat BankNat Bk of Ridgewood
Nat Exch Bk& Tr Co
People's Nat BankBrooklyn Trust Co—
Kings Co Trust Co—
Mid wood Trust Co—
200,000
1,500,000
200,000
300,000
500,000
1,525,000
500,000
1,450,000
200,000
1,000,000
500,000
8,200,000
500,000
1,000,000
—
—
mm mm
share.
si Co. relur ns date Mar .25.
share.
mm
mm
mm
mm
'
250
••
M
~
mm
mm
Per
share.
Mar. 25.
875,500
25,200
1,806,674
7,407,866
1.810,740
181,600
242,594
1,928,326
101,659
825,644
933,560
7,688,539
386,469
2,622,440
4,945,227
1,068,599
50,300
1,397,800
1,322,835
2,710,451
410,716
7,126,434
21,086,316 128,397.247
6,479,471 26,796,465
416,184 10,254,022
100
50
37
42
100
100
"85" 165"
100
100
"65" "75""
100
118
128
25
24
100
"393"
100 2450
100
25
300,000
2,176,775
169,013
5,500,000 11.058,448 94,930,505 100
50
200,000
63,531
1,312,667
25
Mfrs & Trad-Peop Tr
6,000,000 23,225,428 123,966,625
i 20
Marine Trust Co
i 10,000,000 20,556,657 230,099,483
Liberty Bank
62
25
120
19 H
Per
20
120
Nat Chautauq Co Bk
Union Trust Co
5,359,013 100
25
6,960,233
25
4,985,082
5,240.652 100
25
9,990,146
3,199,814 <100
1,151,198
_
650,000
528,657
2,000,000 1,050,212
Bk of America N. A— 36,775,300 33,423,147
Bank of Yorktown—
507,132
1,500,000
Berardini State Bank
350,000
655,809
500,000
484,569
Bryant Park Bank—
Chase National Bank 148,000,000 211606746
Chat Ph Nat B & T Co 16,200,000 16.528,018
200,000
Columbus Bank
99,620
7,000,000 10,013,790
Comm'l Nat Bk & Tr
Dunbar Nat Bank500,000
510,467
Fifth Avenue Bank500,000 3,897.129
First National Bank. 10,000,000 115,830,869
GimbelBros Bank
100,000
165,100
Amalg Bank of N Y-
Amer Union Bank—
_
_
1575916000
5,538,415 25,582,687
733,386
6,387,020
557,822
5,848,835
2,092,669 15,266,015
819,598 12,768,354
713,100
7,896,900
54,517,858 397,367,803
1,509.233 10,892,929
14,368,836 95,373,656
87,395,236 602.279,699
1,209,068 21,659,646
88,207,813 607,017,405
,
""20
25
100
100
100
20
20
71
11
50
100
25
""44Ji
100
"loo
25
67
15
100
.100
145"
100
100
100
100
100
25
195
210
49
""20 "~67^
20
27
100
505
10
88
20
29
20
207
25
4%
10
37 M
10
163^
20
88
100
36^
44
1,625,606
4,280,119
1,197,022
2,516,241
3,572,158
3,225,070
4,390,725
8,598,084
57,929,100
19,579,782
22,044,889
43,939,285
34,406,956
58,176,609
483,557
734,207
127,973
723,784
1,691,257
7,177,758
11,982,919
2,435,473
8,999,035
17,681.804
5,400,000
2,500,000
974,179
1,436,169
502,281
7,929,359
4,203,223
6,802,843
7,623,072
7,538,908
80,229,097
38,692,780
<1,200,000
600,000
300,000
200.000
2,365,335
1.154,738
658,136
304,684
29,486,305
8,662,630
6,723,453
4,110,281
1,500,000
600,000
1,625,000
500,000
2.020,745
1,126,171
1,883,020
716,210
21,616,560
6,168,532
22,298,903
12,492,384
600,000
72
Roch Trust & S D Co
1,000,000
1,000,000
300,000
Union Trust Co..— <5,000,000
25
n
illx
145"
6X
122X
150
23 A
2850
60
20
20
80
25
20
110
125
135
100
Per
Schenectady—
130
500,000
300,000
300,000
300,000
Schenectady Tr Co—
750,000
Mohawk Nat Bank-
57 A
Union National Bank
19M
Capitol Trust Co_
share.
122""
Per
1,000,000
2,000.000
Genesee Vail Tr Co__
share.
28
350'"
414
Nom
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Central Trust Co—
25
75
100
100
"l35~
100
310
100
475
130
share.
Per
1,200,000
Merch Nat Bk & Tr_
750,000
800,000
190
200
Salt
100
110
First Trust & Dep Co
35
35
Syracuse Trust Co__
Springs Nat Bk.
20
36H
20
55
20
20
85
25
98
53^
650
80
"55"
Per
Troy—
Manufactur Nat Bk_
530
100
100
25
85
7
70
70
_
403
2650
City and Broo klyn m ay be
149, 150, 1 51,1 52.
Per share.
c8.662.030
c7.973,363
179,789,000
c4,979,247
c2.133.882
cl,211,037
116037392 1254915 000
100
_
Union
Nat
40
25
50
225
20
63
20
50
Per
First Bk & Tr
Oneida Nat Bk & Tr.
Trust
Co..
Utica Tr & Dep Co_.
25
20
Per
Watertown—
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
66tf
69 X
20
55
180
55,777.000
160
240
cl ,593.732
25
Watertown Nat Bk_
North'n N Y Tr Co.
500,000
300,000
500.000
505,800
117,757
1,154,020
7,021,790
100
4,251,943
9,606.110
50
500,000
1,500,000
1,256,520
1,709,627
11,347,745
24,784,204
300,000
500,000
300,000
450,000
400,000
275,514
757,408
320,012
489,685
1,264,540
2,601,270
13,932,691
2,041,612
5,412,788
10,575,675
250,000
200,000
267,160
435,092
1,388,697
2,958.854
100,000
1,278,619
9,018,428
50
200,000
235,737
3,032,969
100
500,000
300,000
490,081
325;524
8,067,735
4,504,876
100
25
58
100
100
55
40
Nom.p
80
"12" '16""
120
62 X
105
100
45
60
25
Utica—
Citizens
32
42
Bank
Troy Trust Co
in New Yo rk
pages
21
20
25
4,000,000 4,576,430 21,976,218
20
6,000,000
8,023,704 81,527,815
100
750,000
1,221,968 15,261,329
Fulton Trust Co
100 "366"
2,000,000 3,426,271
18,285,324
Guaranty Trust Co__ 90,000,000 208068600 1198984 657 100 409
Hellenic BkTr Co.—
1,000,000
517,147
2,723,553
Hibernia Trust Co—
3,000,000 2,168,750 10,527,875 'loo "II2"
20
Intern Trust Co
12X
3,200,000
1,995,851
8,356,370
29 M
10
50,000,000 85,285,435 489,216,412
Irving Trust Co
J Henry Schroder Tr
700,000
471,204
5,048,397
3,000,000 4,526,472 21,065,506 "loo
Lawyers' Trust Co_.
25 "WX
Manufacturers' Tr— 27,500,000 23,947,687 215,944,884
Marine Midland Tr. 10,000,000
9,551,447 67,699,943 < 20
25 "l35"
New York Trust Co. 12,500,000 36,051,754 261,504,182
20
4X
Times Square Tr Co.
1,000,000
981,700
1,859,500
20
117 X
Title Guar & Tr Co.
10,000,000 24,998,819 43,167,039
Trust Co of Nor Am.
500,000
338,858
3,114,626 100
20 "im
Underwriters Tr Co.
1,675,000
1,440,650
9,251,628
U S Trust Co of N Y
2,000,000 27.762,393 56,188,875 100 2650
Jamaica, L. I.—
Jamaica Nat Bank300,000
209,876
4.790,990 100
County Trust Co
Empire Trust Co
Lincoln-Allia Bk & Tr
New York City— Deposits N ew York Ci ty banks are repo rted ne t and
Sur plus and pr ofits are of date
Mar. 25 '31
are of
May 29 1931.
A divi dend r ecord
for National and Mar.25,19 31 for Stat e banks.
on,
25
100
.
20
National City Bank-
of banks and trust companies
Secti
found in ourtlBai Iway
20
100
Lincoln Nat Bk & Tr
The First Nat Bank-
15
100
Syracuse—
Per
380,832
830,799
202,084
699,954
964,776
115
25
40,889,596
25
Jamestown—
6300,000
6500,000
6525,000
153,300
500,000
600,000
379,100 cl2,149,300
cl ,624,000
173,000
462,305
cl,765,565
304.461
c2.677.918
278,891
5,267,123
10,000,000 12,828,726
Citizens Trust Co—
"~5Q~A
Elmira—
Bank of Jamestown.
Farmers & Mech Bk_
100
500,000
515,240
1,952,835
Continental Bk&TCo
6,000,000 11,356,790 24,126,261
Corn Ex Bk & Tr Co 15,000,000 32,579,222 235,566,468
500,000
Corporation Trust Co
120,570
62,467
70
Lincoln Nat Bank
American Nat Bank-
22,500
21,000",600 43.709",841 312,227",996
275
100
East Side Nat Bank-
10,854,121
13.658,381
*
Clinton Trust Co
Security Trust Co
2,131,113
1,383,803
.100 1600
Rochester—
Per
800,000
1,237,500
6,945,000
C357.900
400
25
29
""25 "25"" "30"
Buffalo-
Chemung Can Tr Co
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
c
100
Federation Bk&TrCo
185
9.312,348
Did.
Farmers'
Trust Co
800
100
3,174,509
3,766,836
44,240,436
49,549,759
31,489,858
Auburn—
Cayuga Co Nat Bk—
City Bank
200
100
160,255
1,710,660
5.062,743
2,750,184
2,521,321
200,000
200,000
150,000
First Trust Co
share.
100
100,000
250,000
1,500,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
Mech & Farmers
Nat Com Bk & Tr Co
N Y State Nat Bank-
1,550,000
Cent Han Bk & Tr Co 21,000,000
Chelsea Bk & Tr Cot
i*Outslde New York City.)
Central Bank
1,000,000
500,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
Banco di Nap Tr Co_
1,000,000
Bk of Manhat Tr Co c/22250 000
Bank of Sicily Tr Co_
1,500,000
State Institutions
Mar. 25.
NEW YORK
1,608,000
717,383
c4,049,328
1,000,000
259,279 c2,514,134
250,000
172,700 cl ,990,700
8,250,000 13,805,358 75,550,000
100,000
99,600
cl,239,400
5,000,000
5,273,075 e31,299.782
d2,000,000
1,147,835 c4,434,841
1,500,000
1,608,01.1
c8,791,659
2,000,000
551,900 cl4,679,200
660,000
381,571
c5,327,542
500,000
225,336
C490.034
Trust co. returns da te Mar. 25.
Am Exp Bk & Tr Co. 10,000,000
Woodburv—
Farm
500,000
Merchants Bank
Midtown Bank
ioo
18.742,172
Par,
Liberty Nat Bank &
100
100
1,881,594 cl9.818.470
326,365 ,,$1660,915
2,642,194 $3)861,000
781,579 c6,295,273
200,000
2,000,000
1,500,000
<1,750,000
180
50
Gross
Deposits.
Per
$
1,500,000
Intern-Madison Bk &
250
25
Surplus A
Profits.
State Institutions
Mar. 25.
Nomi
Nom inal
Per share.
1,396,269
160,365
24,948
5,094,570
NEW YORK
Gross
Deposits.
115
COMPANIES
190,136,000
C690.046
28,029,000
297,671,000
C845.400
250
100 2065" 2255"
100 3275
3425
100
Westchester Co—
Mt. Vernon—1st N—
Mt Vernon Tr Co_
Nexo Rochelle—
Central Nat BankNat City Bank—
Nor Ave B & Tr Co
Huguenot Tr Co.
.
N Rochelle Tr Co.
Per
Ossining—1st Nat Bk
& Trust Co
Ossining Trust Co.
Peekskill—
Westches Co Nat-
100
20
20
20
"120"
85
125
100
20
20
"255"
225
100
100
Pleasantville—
Mt Pleas B&TrOo
Port
Chester—1st N_
Bk & Tr Co
Mutual Trust Co.
20
325
Sale price,
f Organization certificate of the Mercantile Bank & Trust Co., which is being organized to take over the assets and assume the lia¬
bilities of the Chelsea Bank & Trust Co., was approved on April 16 1931 by the State Banking Department,
b Merger of the American National Bank,
the Farmers' & Mechanics Bank and the Bank of Jamestown under title of the latter approved by the foregoing institutions,
c March 25 19ol.
d Authori¬
*
National Bank & Trust Co., issued on May 51931; absorbed
i Controlled by Marine Midland Corp.
I Last sale, x Ex-dividend.
zation certificate of the Seward Bank of New York, representing a conversion of the Seward
by the Bank of Manhattan Trust Co. effective May 23 1931.
c
Dec. 31 1930.
116
BANKS
National Banks
Capital.
West Title & Tr Co
330,113
235,732
200,000
Tarrytown N B&TrCo
County Trust Co.
$
S
250,000
Rye—Rye Nat Bk—
White Plains—
Citizens Bank
Surplus A
Profits.
676,728
400,000
2,000,000 3,054,059
500,000 s2.210.575
Natl
Yonkers—First
Bank & Trust—.
TRUST
National Banks
Mar. 25.
Mar. 25.
Par.
Bid.
Nominal.
Per jshare.
125
130
$
4,534,259
2,582,353
7,513,088
5,631,488
10.254,209
20
100
Capital.
Ask.
250
100
20
105
23.345.512
25
400,000
300.000
508,676
1,718,229
12,197,404
10,397,971
150
Trust
160
20
120
100
900
140
1000
Ash.
100
100
100
275
m
mm
25
m.
mm
share.
284
mm mm m
~
-
582*
Per
295
90
591*
share
Huntington Nat Bk.
Market Exch Bank..
Northern Sav Bk Co
Ohio National Bank.
250,000
1,200,000
500,000
50,000
C200.000
c2,500,000
2,000,000
100,000
100,000
cl,500,000
45,562
2,095,559
129,328
106,576
76,510
2,093,620
2,242,018
452,203
59,244
2,037,418
2,864.970
20,884,579
3,235,027
1,171,378
1,992,812
35,020,158
27.254,941
2,848,043
1,184,734
19,615,065
100
200,000
First Citizens Tr Co.
Co
Westches'r Tr Co.
Bid.
Per
Columbus—
Brunson Bk & Tr Co
City Nat Bk & Tr Co
Columbus Nat Bank
Columbus Sav Bank.
Fifth Ave Sav Bank.
115
1,412,802
Par.
{Con.)
Cleveland
600
1,000.000
Gross
Deposits.
Cleveland Trust Co. 13,800,000 13,030,175 270,680,240
7,000,000 10,762,824 153,393.077
Guardian Trust Co..
900,000
S803.550
Union Sav & L Co..
2,445,218
22,850,000 17,008,511 310,478,026
Union Trust Co
500
100
Surplus A
Profits.
3
Nomi nal.
350
425
State Institution:
Mar. 25.
OHIO
Gross
Deposits.
Yonkers Nat Bank
&
COMPANIES
State Institutions
NEW YORK
Mar. 25.
AND
177,210
3,357,044
100
195
205
400,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
310,784
7,473,271
14,152,007
30,199,107
100
100
240
250
250
64
265
10
10
32
«.
100
36
mm
66
310
c
c
100
290
100
100
c
Dayton—
Merchants'
&
Asheville—
Per
127,500
2,735,000
100
175
500,000
500,000
849,596
785,066
638,059
686,978
1,304,806
1,085,216
3,568,141
3,090,773
2,881.848
3,125,574
20,856,133
6.025,331
100
150
200
100
200
225
100
100
100
400
300
100
145
Charlotte—
Commercial Nat Bk.
Mer & Farm N Bk_.
Union Nat Bank
American Trust Co..
Independ'ce Tr Co..
200,000
300,000
1,200,000
1,000,000
•
115,614
1,154,377
562,118
124,000
178,338
100,000
120,000
600,000
100,000
100,000
Fidelity Bank
First National Bank.
Home Savings BankMerchants
Bank—
852,415
8,982,910
6,455,871
1,300,000
1,762,265
25
160
45
Per
Greensboro—
United Bank & TrCo
No Car Bk & Tr Co
1,000,000
2,500,000
613,818
1,951,029
5,904,311
32,489,533
100
—
—
Page Trust Co
4,734,674
5,139,811
too
291,317
790.172
1,000,000
1,382,790
500,000
Dollar Sav & Tr Go.
2,500,000
2,500,000
1,000,000
150,000
200,000
877,765
1,593,282
1,908,347
482,909
142,949
2,324,096
5.000,476
25
100
10
Mahoning Nat Bank
Mahoning Sav & Tr.
share.
46
100
100
100
100
15,818,115
7,569,790
21,735,131
16,999,184
3,939,852
3,030,210
1.661,483
100
270
275
100
285
290
100
[140
145
110
120
100
100
100
25
100
60
Second Nat Bank
105
36.201
100
190
100
100
100
100
Per
flOO.OOO
300,000
Wilrn Sav & Tr Co..
share
1,379,895
15,055,309
8,863,249
335,764
24.521,355
52,858,806
25,126,576
2,686,490
44,842,942
Youngstown—
City Tr & Sav Bank.
Commer'l Nat Bank.
.....
Wilmington—
People's Sav Bk & Tr
Spitzer-R T & S Bk.
Toledo Trust Co
First National Bank.
10
173,157
188,505
s
Secur-Home Tr Co..
share.
Per
600,000
400,000
1,400,000
3,000,000
1,500,000
600,000
5,000,000
Ohio S Bk & Tr Co..
mm
Raleigh—
Oomm'l Nat Bank..
200,000
Com Guard Tr & Sav
115
68
share
50
110
20
Per
West Toledo Nat Bk
170
25
854,184
1,842,876
72,727
581,985
1,859,130
105,279
1,766,396
5,528,875
1,998,741
345,440
4.088,355
*
130
60
200,000
700,000
500,000
First National Bank.
310
100
share
Per
Com Sav B & Tr Co.
325
175
125
300
Per
Toledo—
American Bank
150
Nom inal
Per share.
100
Union Trust Co
share.
150
Durham—
Citizens' Nat Bank-
-
200
Per
Charlotte Nat Bank.
Bk
Nat Bank &
Trust Co-.--Winters N Bk & Tr.
share.
300,000
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Nat
Trust Co
Third
share.
105
50
Nom inal.
Winston-Salem—
Farmers N Bk & T Co
500,000
People's Nat Bank.. d 150,000
Wachovia Bk & Tr_. 2,500,000
Per
s
140,000
22,771
2,404,609
s
2,200,000
1,036,170
46,878,910
100
100
100
mm
mm
m
m.
mm
National Banks
share.
«•
mm
200
mm''
State Institutions
OKLAHOMA
Mar. 25.
mm.mmm.rn
mmmmrnmmm
Mar. 25.
'
220
Nom inal
Guthrie—
First National B
First
State
Per
100,000
50,000
Bank...
102,994
66,631
2,679,585
1,258,264
100
100,000
.
49,541
2,149,919
100
100
McAlester—
National Banks
Mar. 25.
NORTH DAKOTA
Stale Institutions
Per
100,006
£
Per
Fargo—
150,000
50,000
*300,000
e250,000
150,000
Fargo National Bk..
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Merch Nat Bk&TrCo
Nor & Dakota Tr Co
138,856
75,417
263,556
70,575
138,131
3,028,747
898,503
7,776,797
2,991,610
710,121
share.
OHIO
Mar. 25.
0
i100
Oklahoma City-
tflll
50,000
200,000
0
5,000,000
Fidelity Nat Bank..
300,000
.nl,200,000
k
500,000
State Institutions
Firestone Pk Tr & SB
First-City Tr & S Bk
Per
2,750,000
350,000
200,000
100,000
200,000
3,750,000
2,814,877
463,497
284,941
36,000
386,650
4,080,616
29,242,528
4,656,619
3,659,390
800,000
6,141,218
43,669,425
25
share.
65
60
50
100
100
100
200
200,000
116,099
500,000 4 273,747
500,000 1,584,719
2,549,844
8,960,830
12,581,607
150
50
160
8,434,607
3.592,991
2,037,765
52,184,776
300,000
500,000
150,000
200,000
1,700,000
1,000,000
250,000
250,000
1,250,000
4,000,000
422,357
1,467,982
s
350,079
381,129
2,461,322
1,113,656
537,645
163,861
1,487,330
4,656,919
5,892,086
8,572,983
2,767,208
4,907,758
.»
mm mm
100
5,000,000
400,000
150,000
Columbia B & S Co
100,000
First National Bank.
Lincoln Nat Bank
Northside Bk & Tr Co
People's Bk & Sv Co
Prov S Bk & Tr Co.
Second Nat Bank
35,409,078
mm
—
share.
I 400
1
.
100
100,000
100,000
329,143
30,465
4,107,838
100,238
100
Midland Bank
5,000,000
250,000
500,000
4,000,000
National City BankNorth Amer Tr Co
2,000,000
200,000
Standard Trust Bank
2,000,000
4,933,249
513,031
660,768
2.126.217
1.708.218
245,258
1,107,073
83,142,183
3,235,022
11,800,000
40,408,171
28,668,447
5,100,340
16,850,452
250
75
160
225
185.033
100
100
200
100
225
3,365,843
1,296,933
S69.801
119,701
518,002
52,606,921
32.481,647
4,647,707
4,101,888
2,814,662
20
share
250
275
share
58
20
52
40
43
20
22
25
20
50
100
60
.....
Slate Institutions
Mar. 25.
Nom inal
P<tr
Amer National Bk_. /
Bk of East Portland J a
Columbia Nat Bank if
Central Nat Bank
!Jfc
400,000
100,000
275,000
200,000
G W Bates & Co
!&
100,000
Citizens Nat Bank'*;
200,000
First National Bank. a2 ,500,000
Security Sav & Tr Co a
500,000
Hibernia C & Sav Bk
500,000
50,000
Peninsular Nat Bank
200,000
Portland Tr & Sav Bk
300,000
United States N Bk. A4 .000,000
100
100
10
'130H
265
National Banks
Mar. 25.
Union
Trust Co........
65
200
119,323
70,380
55,614
36,802
28,469
336,941
1,861,490
721,151
274,321
10,886
68,567
111,960
4,017,916
6,066,844'
100
1,094,390
1,592,737
532,464
1,341,432
5,069,176
41.662,823
241,131
7.052,766
419,755
1,825,246
3,893,740
72,496,524
share
a__.
105
135
"isli
25
100
5—
A—
100
195
210
a._
100
"135'
150"
k
k
110
100
20
66
69
I 185
100
Third
20
OREGON
Live Stock State Bk.
100
10
83,599,661
Fifth
1
rfM o« o<
100
60
6,944,838
Western Bk & Tr Co
Central* Trust Co
140
200
Portland—
I 500
100
100
Wash Bk & Tr Co..
100
100
m
190
1400
10
9,764,810
4,883,893
3,351,593
15,026,155
60,816.747
So Ohio S Bk & Tr Co
.
Exchange Trust Go.
National Banks
Norwood-Hyde Park
Bk & Tr Co
100
250
225
Nom inal
share.
100
100
100
6,000,000
1,171,228
336,098
284,064
6,061,656
Cinn Bk & Tr Co...
907,912
4,389,663
57,882,623
5,217,418
14,853,372
7.155,554
175
100
m mm
m
175
155
Per
Cincinnati—
Atlas Nat Bank..
.
3,000,000
2,500,000
250,000
200,000
1,000,000
Mar. 25.
100
100
100
58,119
105,565
2,370,551
134,233
656,562
100
Per
.
135
-
Per
Dime Savings Bank.
First National Bank-
100
75
100
Canton—
Cent Sav B & T Co.
mm
1,061,264
3,988,388
6,031,527
Tulsa—
Mar. 25.
0
Dime Savings Bank.
Standard Sav Bank-
m
Per
I
0
100
.
Akron—
Cen Dep Bk & Tr Co
Commercial Bk & Tr
share
40,681
305,562
263,255
300,000
500,000
.
100
.
National Banks
share
Per
1
Dec. 31.
Muskogee—
Dakota Nat Bank
share
mmwmmm
PENNSYLVANIA
State Institutions
Mar. 25.
240
Nom inal
Per
Cleveland
Amer Sav Bank Co..
Capital Bank.
Central
United
share
600
Mer-Cit Nat Bk & Tr
Second Nat Bank
Allentown Trust Co.
Dime Sav & Tr Co..
225
Lehigh Vail Trust Co
500,000
312
Penn Trust Co
400,000
Ridge Ave Dep Bk.
20
55
51H
100
150
100
250
100
100
S
1,000,000
1,000,000
50,000
450,000
400,000
500,000
Nat
Bank
Clev Sav & Loan Co
Lorain Str Sav & Tr.
Allentown—
Alientown Nat Bank
......
......
m
mm
mm
m
m
365
143,880
1,378,205
644,975
554,347
1,335,585
615,284
$
9,771,307
7.932,712
1,586,263
5,754,108
2,646,062
1,965,221
4,824,311
2,739,781
565,773
785,270
397,478
5,138,038
2,765,440
1,701,084
1,846,754
2,592,466
s
Per
100
25
50
380
120
240
share
390
130
270
55
60
150
50
100
13
610
640
50
140
170
G?.0
3d
10
15
rnmmmmm
Altoona—
First National Bank.
Altoona Trust Co...
Central Trust Co
Per
150,000
250,000
249,300
*
share
100
1 300
.10
100
1 210
50
Sale price,
a Controlled by Transamerica Corp.
6 Member West Coast Corp.
c Member of the BancOhio Corp.
d Controlled by the Inter¬
national Bankstocks Corp.
e Member First Bank Stock Corp.
/The American National Bank of Portland purchased all of the deposits, assets and
safe deposit department of the Columbia National Bank as of May 16 1931.
g New stock,
h Trust funds,
i Member Northwest Bancorporation.
it Controlled by the United States National Group.
I Last sale,
n Affiliated with the Exchange National Bank of Tulsa, Okla.
s Dec. 31 1930.
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights.
I
National Banks
TRUST
AND
BANKS
r
PENNSYLVANIA
Mar. 25.
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
National Banks
Mar. 25.
PENNSYLVANIA ""SeW*
Gross
Ask.
Bid
Par.
Deposits.
117
COMPANIES
Capital.
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Nom inal
Erie—
snare
Per
Bank of Erie Tr Co--
125,000
300,000
300,000
500,000
500,000
300,000
216,200
First National Bank-
Marino Nat Bank
Second Nat Bank—
Erie Trust Co
Secur-Peoples Tr GoUnion Trust Co
319,205
1.887,390
853,545
1,202,421
1,380,044
1,305,830
66,630
Phila.—(Con.)
500
200
700
300
375
325
400
>
100
190
250
50
14,215,269
11,029,520
13,388,306
1,370,583
58
200
275
60
-
Roxborough Tr Co—
United Sec Trust Co.
175
100
100
100
100
50
2,191,421
10,477,266
8,577,048
East End Trust Co__
111,483
924,302
902,854
118,201
.870,398
843,859
,220,772
129,004
301,192
200,000
300,000
400,000
125,000
937,800
300,000
400,000
300,000
250,000
Harrisburg Nat Bank
Central Trust Co—
Commercial Tr Go-_
Commonwealth Tr Co
Dauphin Dep Tr Oo.
Harrisburg Trust Co
Security Trust Co—
Union Trust Co
1,755,225
2,821,362
3.491,254
100,000
200,000
100,000
266,744
3,000,000
125,000
500,000
1,000,000
600,000
Arsenal Bank
930,127
50
8,120,682
5,329,936
4,982,636
1,605.407
3,136,293
20
Braddock Nat BankCity Dep Bk & Tr Co
25
25
Diamond Nat BankDollar Savings Bank d
Duquesne Nat Bank-
20
871,571
875,226
1120
886,090
291,002
2,808,663
2,112,212
751,939
Philadelphia—De posits of N ational ban
20
6,050,667
5,423,960
4,683,054
2,093,861
15,522,574
12,643,866
4.676,382
ksdate June
Fulton Nat Bank—
Lancaster Co Nat Bk
Agricul Tr & Sav
Farmers' Trust Co-Lancaster Trust Co_
Northern Tr & S Co_
Fourteenth St Bank-
200,000
Freehold
200,000
200,000
100,000
172,700
600,000
1,120,001
217,083
7,500,000
16132563
170
*185*4
20
50
10
138%
m%
185%
50
1260*
25
-
10
Bank
Highland Nat Bank.
Homewood Peop Bk_
Iron & Glass Dol Sav
Keystone Nat BankMellon Nat Bank
Monongahela Nat Bk
828,330
Central-Ponn Nat Bk
3,040,000
1,125,000
2,000,000
City Nat Bk & Tr Co
Com'l Nat Bk & Tr Co
792,641
11.189,781
1,117,375
2,382,897
1,242.505
10
61,652.000
6,014.000
16.255,000
100
47
103
113
10
12
14
Third Natio'nal Bank
20
84
87
Union National Bank
Union Savings Bank-
2,000,000
1,000,000
Western S & D Bank
250,000
700,000
200,000
10
share.
49
Trust
Co_.
Erie National BankFirst National BankGimbel Bros Bk & Tr
Guardian Bk & Tr Co
Kensington Nat Bk
Lehigh Nat Bank_Markot St Nat BkNat Bkof Ger & Tr Co
North Broad Nat'lBk
Northe't Nat Bk & Tr
NorthwNatBk&TCo
Ovorbrook Nat Bk
Olney Bank & Trust-
Philadelphia Nat Bk
Second Nat Bank
Bank
Southwestern Nat Bk
Sixth
12748475
95,007,000
500,000
219,064 i 1,998,774
3,111.000 8,085,385 74,391,000
200,000 n 201,880
3,006,442
168.489
300,000
1,080,010
887,520
350,000
8,668.000
65,209 i
200,000
804.004
1,000,000 4,235,432 21,420,000
400,000
2,172,369 nil,800,123
250,000
264,650 i
543,173
200,000
70,293 i
727.059
500,000 2,210,282
7,066,000
a
500,000
149,175 i 3.016,362
841,200
300,000
6,074,825
14,000,000 31,987.427 344,989,000
500,000
1,792,813 ill,276,412
300,000
499,100
6,948,000
300,000
316,571
2.107,000
110,780 i 1,517,865
300,000
4,550,000
Second Nat Bank
Nat
Tioga National Bank
Tradesmen'sNational
Bank & Trust Co.
Wyoming Bk & Tr
Banca Cora It Tr Co_
Broad Street Trust-_
Cent Tr & Sav Co—
Chestnut Hill T & Tr
Columbus Titlo & Tr
Cont-Eq T & T Co—
County Trust Co_
Fidelity Phila Tr Co
Finance Co. lstpref2d preferred
Frankford Trust CoFranklin Trust Co-_
Germantown Tr Co
Girard Av T & T Co_
Girard Trust Co—
Haddington T & T Co
Hamilton Trust Co__
Industrial Trust Co_
Integrity Trust Co__
Jefferson T & T Co.
100
100
50
105
120
415"
440"
59
63
Liberty Titlo & Tr Co
Manayunk Trust Co
Manheim Trust Co.
Media-69th St Tr Co
Mitten Men & Mgt
Bank & Trust Co.
Mortgage Secur T Co
Ninth Bank & Tr Co
North City Trust Co
Northern Cent Trust
Northern Trust Co..
Nor Phila Trust Co
Northwestern Tr Co
Parkway Trust Go.
5,777,135
85
10
100
93
Manchester
50
20
100
103
10
42
220
Penn Bk & Tr Co
Penn Trust Co
People's
10
Tr
100
50
240
250
""50
34
37
Real Est Sav & Tr Co
South Hills Trust Co
10
Union Trust Co
*10
Washington Tr Co__
50
West End S B & Tr__
William Penn Tr Co
5
122%
10
8%
100 X500
100 325
10,137,679
29,579,075
22,456,678
3,211,484
87.941,468
2,618,110
Dep Co.
Colony Tr Co__
Wh'g & S D Co
Provident
Trust
Real Est Tr Co
Real
Estate
T & T Co
M)
50
100
2,948,461
17.306,159
60,928.099
1,575,885
100
100
50
100
100
100
100
100
100
50
50
55
10
44
50
235
128
Trust
1,000,000
250,000
250,000
375,000
4,246,203
1.759.704
n
760,896
38,895
1,147,812
3,500.000 1,516,864
300,000
112,500
1,375,000 3,260.320
500,000 n 239.862
966,750
1,066.860
500,000 3,996,212
500,000
1,515.644
200,000 n2,681,972
250,000
227,590
50
18,375,709
7,099,455
3,162,594
2 ft
543,027
.'"-"'
1
II
Reading Trust
1
1
1
•
I
2,386,519
3,851,050
876,625
235,578
7,500,000 16.832,071
254,600
84,747
44,661,251
1,985,927
331
400,000
Third Nat Bk&TrC<
50
1
50
1
ICO lt»
1
1
1
1
1,000,000
500,000
250,000
500,000 i
Providence
Union Nat Bank
S
1
1
10
Dime
850
950
190
100
50
100
m m mmtrnm
mmm mm
mmmmmm
mmm'mm
mmmmmm
mmm mm
«»
**
m
m
—
'
300"
rnmmm
m'
mmrnrnm
■
mmm
mmmmmm
mmmmmm
350
mmrn**a
mmmmmm
mrnrnw
mmmmmm
mmmrn-v
mm
500
m
m
mmm
—^k'
-----
—-
------
290"
255
-----.
150"
25
25
100
SO
------
——
—
20
*
88
——————
——————
mmmma
mmm mm
n»
i
mm*,
Per
80
1,500,000
Co
45
17
48
10
25
28
10
17
18
10
34
10
60
25
n
28S.038
287,806
512,579
310.791
854,805
600,546
405,525
738,879
457,822
16,715,866
10
------
545"
60
35
45
47
Nomi nal.
225
200
------
116
——————
130
205,
83
50
26
180
146
25
100
25
share.
------
50
25
73%
"l40~
50
Second Nat Bank..
10
^
500,000
750,000
100
2,000,000
325,000
1,000,000
125,000
168
26
10
50
Wilkes-Barre-
250,000
50,000
100
145
15
225
141
101
Bank-Lin
Trust
-----
525
140
10
1,515,001
59,195,290
840,221
1,680,433
3,350,000
1,793,666
3,916,419
8,981,349
4,289,580
3,332,837
3,309,155
5,225,566
share.
30
..
5,024,469
205
70
100
10
mm mmm
50
1,623,525
Bank—,
"*200"
46
10
100
m '
mmmmmm
Per
First National Bank.
I
50
10
100
,f., ■
345
mmm m
'338
8,900,000
4,926,846
11,025,569
5,511,734
7,126.281
11,980,993
6.631,136
2,023,989
2,695.274
7.549,792
1,596,025
1,688,214
18,259,114
3,529,488
11,785,559
1,672,440
1,999,764
5,339,371
5,714,343
4,979,051
555,713
372,708
540,077
3,762,406
2,141,732
13.799,282
1,043.884
2,202,338
'
8,400,000 36252554 272,297,262
13,253
200,000
1,695,946
800,000 n 470.129
752,790
3,200,000 17,076,720 31,346,494
3,131,200 2,478,684
6,731.554
m m
50
100
1,615,000
537,810
1,765.472
1,596.433
1,486.985
500,000
125,000
5,000,000
200,000
125,000
500,000
200,000
1
——
100
60
10
125"
m mm m
100
Scranton—
86
I
8,359,193
10,442,430
1,000,000
22,581,127
995,502
3,685,689
13,079,691
8,226,735
8.941,294
1.737,035
350
65
50
1,170,300
133
50
50
I
'
mmm+m-
12,361,238
South Side Bk & Tr
1,300,000
mmm*
i'V
mmmmmm
100
100
2,599,553
333,571
63326453
'-;y
Co
260
81
1
m
420
350
"166
1,341,335
e823,217
258,000
320,853
213,040
600,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
2,000.000
"58" "63"
1,
mmmmmm
3,221,831
SO
1,022,610
60
3,455,794
5,430,928 'Too
Reading—
60
10
mmrnmmm
Workingman's Savg-
31
46
10
mmmmmm'
mmrnmmm
100
100
100
100
100
100
50
50
Bank & Trust Co,
28
50
"90 "
mmmmmm
mmmmmm
"so
.
115"
-mm
50
100
mmm**-*
mm mm
100
97,338,396
9,474,784
1,293,711
4,804,604
1,917,134
180,377,288
9,668,628
5,082,885
1,600.000
Land
—
Richmond Trust Co
50
100
50
100
rnmmm em
mmmmmm
52o
350
10
10
10
100
100
mmmmmm
mmrnmmm
m
Farmers' Nat Ba:
500,000 2.206.702
3,000,000 7,699,704
1,400,000 4 299,032
640,037
200,000
4,000,000 17680079
150,000 n 239,469
250,000
357,826
882,250 4.525.703
2,987,920 15,951,885
200,000
164,919
"*205"
"50
500,010
1,000,000
Provident Trust Co.
100
1,048,412
589,912
56,751,289
2,412,906
13,496.143
16,088,939
22,513,151
44,921,991
9,328,482
8,869,247
68,577,592
2,151,464
79,446,862
4,721,578
4,806,487
1,873,075
4.197,473
4,134,120
4.391,795
9,367,395
266,904.171
16,669,634
6,485,010
2,199,913
3,562,877
1.239,681
7,898,265
5.458,030
29,330,900
32,162.392
3,506,748
6,804,476
1,893,782
24,080,583
12,837,779
2,758,749
117,458
16,782,249
2,810,622
3,059,164
2,767,416
50
100
50
100,000
Potter Title & Tr Co_
3,300,000 5,878,022 38,387,000
188.439
200,000 n
2.054,602
550,949
1,000,000
885,258
1,000,000 n 585.081
2,684,445
1,000,000 1,980,759
6,653,215
206,253
250,000
1,389,629
150.762
125,000
1,247,132
1,000,000 63.056.449
16,252,991
980 671
812,750
7,363.799
6,700,000 26,540,545 114,185,122
12,500,000
805,695
467,787
enure.
mtmm
Pittsb
Co
on
Tr & Safe
Penn
■
Merch Sav & Tr Co_
47
190
Per
mm
Savings
Bank & Trust Co-
1G0
100
16541866
500,000
150,000
400,000
125,000
1,500,000
1,000,000
125,000
125,000
Franklin Sav & Trust
Hazlewood S & T Co
Hill Top S & T Co-
510,393
90,958
326,812
728,442
125,000
Fidelity Trust Co___
10
Lives & Grant Ann
Penn
250,000
125,000
300,000
500,000
Com'wealth Trust Co
Dormont S & T Co_
Farmers Deposit Tr_
50
6,208,062
3,335,908
761,294
1,099,571
n
60,267
4,446,373
2,037,919
170,880
n
974,800
8,614,836
n
378,190
590,467
417,642
2,600,000
1,500,000
.
—
Penn Co for Insur
1,320,000
2,000,000
175,000
165,400
150,000
Allegheny Trust Co.
Bloomfield Trust Co.
Colonial Trust Co
10
Kensington Security
Bk & Trust Co
350"' 375*"
""50
100
10
Ohio Valley Bank
Penn Bk & Tr Co___
Pittsburgh State Bk-
Corn Exch Nat Bank
&
249,871
605,828
1,394,757
1,000,000
1,287,641
200,000
502,693
100,000 n
175,558
300,000 n 311,492
54,219
125.00CK
300,000 1,408,418
440,483
500,000
Nat Bank of America
1.1 931.
Per
Adelphia Bk & Tr Co
2,454,729
n3,417,635
1,235,744
1,107,542
8,800,871
240,303
7,574,125
332,465
458,308
Forbes National Bk-
Fifth Avenue Bank—
First National Bank-
100
Per
200,000
400,000
300,000
300,000
1,062,500
280,030
200,000
1,319,569
1,922,246
share.
10
50
100
3,800,000
1,819,816
1,622,700
370,000
109,195
378,682
53,355
5,021,939
231,946
n
500,000
750,000
6,000,000
100,000
6,000,000
300,000
Exchange Nat BankFarmers Deposit Nat
100
Lancaster—
Conestoga Nat Bk_-
Bank of Pittsb, N A_
Bank of Secured Savs
50
*512,917
787,479
Per share.
Allegheny val Bank.
AmSt'eBk&TrofPitts
share
Per
$
2,250,926
8,942,069
$
$
300,000
750,000
Pittsburgh-
Bk of America Tr Co
Harrisburg—
Ask
Nom inal
500,000
499,000
500,000
500,000
28
100
353,941
188,836
5,838,918
906,849
3,224,738
n
225,744
417,608
1,935,333
1,107,351
Per
SO
too
50
50
so
100
50
25
100
60
50
50
125
10
130"
290
200
~70~"
"735"
'180"
"38"
90
leo"
26$;
Per
600,000
250,000
2,090,000
31
share.
475"
25
Williamsport—
First National Bank.
Williamsport N Bk_.
Lycoming Trust Co.
30
23
share.
*25
20
100
s
*
n
Sale price,
Dec. 311930.
a
o
Closed
on
New stock.
May 15 1931.
x Ex-dividend.
6 Feb. 28 1931.
V
Closely held.
d A mutual savings
bank,
e
Sept. 24 1930.
i March 25 1931.
I Last sale.
118
BAMS
AND
TRUST
COMPANIES
National Banks
Surplus eft
Profits.
Capital.
Gross
Deposits.
Par.
Bid.
Qross
Deposits.
Bid.
Par.
Nomi nal.
$
293,773
475,259
719,476
250,796
505,818
1,008,592
640,668
746,263
$
250,000
150,000
500,000
125,000
225,000
300,000
500,000
500,000
750.000
York—
Cent'l Nat Bk&Tr Co
Drov & Mech N Bk_
First National Bank-
Industrlal Nat BankWestern Nat BankYork Co Nat BankYork NBk&TrCo.
Guardian Trust Co-J
$
Per
2,618.341
2,519,344
6,852,419
1,330,885
3,408,892
3,873,256
3,775,335
3,123,960
7,289,865
100
32
100
30
31
100
200
100
240
242
62
63
85
First National
200
30
1,592,077
87
42
25
40
----
31.133
728,831
85,265,011
2,040,532
16,725.271
4,000,000
150,000
1,000,000
Trust Co
Nat Bank of Comm.
25
6,792,163
2,680.754
454,327
911,847
41,183
25,220
27.134
56.267,182
4.428.746
12.126.702
1,017,548
920,175
1.005,561
20
100
49
150
50^
20
20
"2 lli
Republic Nat Bank &
20
Dallas Bank & Tr Co
State Trust & Sav
Co
Bk
Texas Bank & Tr
York Trust Co
8,000,000
150,000
2,000,000
Bank-
Liberty State Bank—
Mercantile Bk & Tr_
Co
Oak Cliff Bk & Tr
100,000
100,000
125,000
20
48
100
270
20
39
100
135
50
El Paso Nat
National^ RHQDE ISLAND SW
Mar. 25.
100
300,000
1,000,000
300,000
169,891
279,392
1,029.472
10,122.232
100,000
750,000
1,100,000
2,500,000
200,000
100,000
36,793
395,251
1,499,381
2,554,858
117,992
35,027
605,632
9,301,351
24,990,719
37,090,977
3,220,050
389,062
Bank—
First National Bank-
Per
300,000
120,000
300,000
Newport Nat Bank—
Newport Trust Co_ _
403,757
149,319
544,717
628,233
3,422,380
Providence—
Blackstone Can Nat-
500,000
Columbus Exch Bank
& Trust Co
1,024,411
200,000
10
16
131,685
3.177,281
120,000
135
50
264,413
2,214,747
500,000
50
461,375
85
5,860,497
50
850,000 1,086,419
75
8,792,391
450,000
50
150
3,845,018
1,455,466
1,500,000 2,814,305 11,659,095 100 260
4,000,000 10.753,688 144,069,160 100 365
125,000
25
45
877,468
163,653
5,000,000 12,308,384 105.615,256 1000 3900
1,000,000 1,465,877 26,299,001 100 290
High St Bk & Tr Co
Nat Bk_
Nat Bank of Comm.
Phenix Nat Bank.—
Providence Nat Bank
Industrial Trust Co_
Llncoln Trust Co
Mechanics'
Rhode I Hos Tr Oo_
Union Trust Co
Woonsocket—
100,000
284,723
City National BankFirst National BankHutch in gs-Sealy
National Bank
U S National Bank—
80" ~
170
280
375
53
200,000
Citizens State Bank-
500,000
Houston Nat Bank—
Second Nat'l Bank—
Nat Bank of Comm.
share.
I 215
17,183
1,047,179
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
800,000
600,000
1,000,000
130.947
975.416
2,000,000
City Cen'l Bk & Tr Co
Houston Land & Tr_
300
San Jacinto Trust
225
200,000
200,000
50,000
10
12
250
275
Piedmont Sav & Tr_
e
*.
mm —
First National BankMer & Farm Bank—
Southern Trust Co__
83.485
366,536
183,344
100,025
20,429
Groos National Bank
Nat Bank of Comm.
share.
260
262
21
23
100
100
100
Houston State
Bank & Trust
Com'wealth B & T Co
share.
75
TENNESSEE
Mar. 25.
105
40
65
40
625,000
2,500.000
2.000,000
1,065,573
2,540.772
1,422,021
5,822,396
20,813,492
20,339,560
100
100
370
50
300
1,000,000
200,000
203,125
500,000
756,157
282,101
19,334,246
5,480,902
325,000
100
225
20
Comm'l Bk & Tr Co_
HamiltonNationalBk
c
122,200
125,000
mm
mm
mm
m
Bank & Trust Co_
Manhat S Bk & Tr Co
3,000,000
1,000,000
50,000
82.039
4,585,193
700,000 cl ,720,591
24.492,369
5.661&674
250
260
100
295
300
305
10
20
100
*
Broadway Nat Bank
Commerce-Union Bk
Nashville Trust Co__ b
Third National Bank
3,467.864
c
663,734
300,000
536,705
800,000 cl,022,000
800,000 1.272,803
600,000
277,395
46.354,236
13,201,907
5,353,392
8,300,000
8,594,429
6,634,018
.
20K
Salt Lake City—
Cohtl Nat Blc&Tr Co
Deseret Nat BankDeseret Savings Bank
_
share.
1 10
78
80
25
150
_
Security National Bk
Utah
100
Per
3,000,000
1,000,000
State
Nat Bank
Utah Sav & Trust Co
Walker Bk & Tr Co.
Zlon Sav Bk & Tr Co
100
160
Texas Bank & Trust-
Beaumont—
American Nat Bank-
City National BankFirst National BankSecur St Bk & Trust
Texas National Bank
r*
Corp#
300,000
300,000
200,000
400,000
200,000
250,000
250,000
400,000
125,000
250,000
IS8*
c JMarcti 25 1931.
c
519,360
810.349
31,290
554,273
57.349
606,801
220,107
793,433
14,155
228,250
250
260
215
937,171
579,210
71,683
1,473,134
279,984
617.615
12,825,604
12.783,687
3,539,827
18,484,524
2,361,726
9.973,160
100,000
500.000
300,000
31,871
143,009
156,508
509.023
2,571,605
2.963.421
100
100
100
100
135
mmmmm
m
300
•»
~
mm*
350
150
mm
100
140
mm
m.
m
mmm
475
share
975
500
share.
100
125
150
100
100
100
110
125
100
100
300
135
310
180
185
100
200
250
100
100
115
100
100
100
Per
250,000
1,000,000
100,000
300,000
100,000
247.366
6,766,030
10,176,497
921,202
1,951,134
66,999
245,819
26,452
127,847
63,236
100
100
100
240
share
255
155
75
100
"75"
100
90
90
100
300,000
250,000
100,000
500,000
143,369
206.694
334,935
264,559
600,000
259.593
638,566
176,118
270,582
549.023
197,465
820,678
851,927
5,242,254
6,18^7,779
3,195,993
9,309,130
863,066
5,077,929
4,027,775
4,041.989
7,677.716
5,980,432
100
100
100
100
10,923.743
5,084.633
7,127,126
9,061,980
11.655,176
2,236.374
23.655,889
13,442,372
100
100
share.
162 M 165
Z
villi
6—III
Per
500,000
500,000
500,000
500,000
300,000
,500,000
120
share
130
250
262
100
106
100
H
h
6255
265""
100
150
100
185
,000,000
191
100
295
303
National Banks
Mar. 25.
Chittenden Co Trust
160
State Institutions
Mar. 25.
i-'t-r
132,901
256,281
85,539
3,829,681
5,432,918
2.189,969
200,000
600,000
150,000
250,000
386,395
444,065
219,018
870,104
5,013,353
4.068,584
446,669
100
100
6,841,705
100
100
100
ATom inal
Per share.
I
100
350
I 200
I 310
100
I
100
I 200
130
Montpelier Nat Bank
Montp'r S B & Tr Co
100,000
150,000
150,000
100,000
195,221
98,092
120,347
201,505
3,291,049
2,870,326
2,097,335
4,994,441
100
100,000
100,000
100,000 i
100,000
50,000
129,221
337,295
187,952
187,694
255,281
968,205
3,306,145
375,747
1,999,489
1.889,238
100
100
40
100
100
100
266"'
65
150
Per
170
150
share
135
150
9ity, National Bank of Galveston, Tex.
uNominal.
{Trust funds*
x
180
~
350
Per
Clement Nat Bank—
Killington Nat Bank
Rutland Co Nat Bak
Rutland Trust Co
Z Last sale.
shart,
100
Rutland—
Central Nat Bank
T®XfJ^°1r?Snby
i Dec. 31 1930.
share
Per
100,000
200,000
100,000
Montpelier—
Capital S B & Tr Co
First National Bank.
100
Sold with First National Bank*
Burlington Trust Co-
share.
100
100
100
100
VERMONT
Burlington—
Mar. 25.
8,738,516
1,646,251
7,352,344
1.807,432
State Institutions
Mar. 25.
UTAH
70
170
State Institutions
Per
Austin Nat Bank
220
100
(6)
Nom inal
American Nat Bank-
18
200
100
160
60
10
Austin—
Republic Bk & Tr Co
Security Trust Co
310
16
1,300,000
300,000
1,200,000
350,000
600,000
Quarry S Bk & Tr Co
TEXAS
mmmmm'm
285
100
100
Barre—
Granite S B & Tr Co
People's Nat Bank
National Banks
Mar. 25.
165
280
share.
100
31,849,638
23,890,513
1,325,421
3,500,000
mm
23
*»»•(*»
10
4.836,903
2,824,567
1
mmmmm
100
100
818,736
344,188
234.064
share
mmmmmm
Per
First Savings Bank—
Ogden State Bank
First National Bank-
•
2,775,538
1,098,576
20
100
prices
300
Ogden—
Commercial Sec Bk_
20
Nashville—
American Nat BankAmerican Trust
share.
250
mm
Per
State Savings BankUnion Planters' Nat'l
135
90
100
100
100
National Banks
Mar. 25.
55
310
'
Memphis—
Bank of Com & TrCo
First National Bank-
150
130
share.
375
Per
East Tenn Sav Bk
145
May 12.
Knoxville—
East Tennessee N Bk
100
100
275
State Institutions
Per
Hamilton Nat Bank-
275
Nom inal
Waco—
Citizens' Nat Bank—
First National BankFirst Trust & Sav Bk
50
45
100
100
Chattanooga—
Amer Tr & Bkg Co
First National Bank-
250
90
100
Liberty Nat Bank—.
National City Bank.
National Banks
100
100
share
Sam
0
668,289
3,906,866
2,922,881
775,838
158,134
mmmmm
Pet
San Antonio Nat Bk
150,000
400,000
500,000
100,000
60,000
110
San Antonio—
share.
10
Per
Central Nat Bank—
65
65
M
100
Spartanburg—
American Nat Bank-
160
Per
Commercial Nat Bk_
Frost National Bank
1,859,583
2.512,177
2,422,806
mmmmmm
mmmmm
100
30,856,552
2,473,265
80.359
5,778,999
5,924,175
4.543,554
First National BankMerchants Nat'l Bk_
7,893,413
4,243,440
5,146,278
370,051
502.606
123,668
20
100
Port Arthur-
135
120
10
100
100
20
share
250
Per
Peoples Nat Bank—
1.235,463
100,000
100,000
200
Per
GreenvilleFirst National Bank-
1,240,360
Alamo National Bank
24,793,562
5.873-,103
422,894
243,162
20,148
633,500
500,000
225,000
Exch Bk
Peoples St Bk of S C
1,265,832
386,976
1.100.827
666,797
612,578
275
100
100
775,665
40,400,544
3,366,266
13,990,233
17,380,967
14,610.743
8,795.131
5,501,697
14,681.832
2,578,710
413,149
265,280
1,500,000
400,000
200,000
600,000
1,000,000
500,000
190
100
100
Columbia—
Central Union Bank-
Nat Loan &
9,915,527
100,000
2,500,000
Guardian Trust Co—
Per
-
8.511,745
City Bank & Tr Co_
300
shave.
Charleston—
574,217
1,688,657
279,361
399,844
312.554
First National Bank-
4100
Federal Trust Co
3,445,765
3,425,148
3,238,011
358,009
28,396,809
150
60
60
No minal
Per
Fidelity Trust Co
192,176
39,527
9,673,278
4,638.704
200,000
Houston—
South
Texas
Com¬
mercial Nat Bank-
175,997
477,410
369.547
311.936
750,000
1,000,000
l
Union National Bank
200,000
Citizens & Sou Bank
500,000
Carolina Sav Bank—
200,000
Miners & Merch Bk50,000
People's State Bank- "2,000,000
South Caro Nat Bank
1,500,000
So Carolina Sav Bk_
450,000
110
100
150"
Per
Public Nat Bk & Tr Co
State National Bank
Atlantic National Bk
100
share
500
Galveston—
20
100
3,897,255
69
150
Per
Woonsocket Trust Co
Stockyards Nat Bank
Union Bank & Tr Co
share.
155
100
100
100
100
Per
Amer Bank & Tr Go_
Continental Nat BkFirst National BankFt Worth Nat Bank-
Per
67
25
3,387,990
3,303,793
13,374,453
150
"22""
21
'
Port Worth—*
share.
50 *107
60 ♦105
100 *212
8,753,607
"il"
Per
State National Bank
Bank & Sav Co
49
■
El Paso—
Newport—
Aquidneck Nat Exch
Ash
Nomi nal.
Per share.
8
Dallas-
share.
190
k
Mar. 25.
Surplus <fc
Profits.
Capital.
Ask.
State Institutions
TEXAS
Mar. 25.
share
100
100
100
100
6 Member of First Security
Ex-dividend.
AND
BANKS
National Banks
Mar.
Capital.
National Banlis
Mar. 25.
WASHINGTON
Surplus A
Profits.
Cross
Surplus A
Profits.
Deposits.
Bid.
Par.
119
COMPANIES
State Institutions
Mar. 25.
VIRGINIA
25
TRUST
Ask.
Capital.
State Institutions
Mar. 25.
Gross
Deposits.
Par.
Nomi nal.
Lynchburg—
First National Bank-
Per
$
%
900,593
$
1,000.000 b
6,447,232
share.
205
100
Lynchburg Nat Bank
&
Trust Oo
797,025
588.096
166,675
25,182
600,199
3,529,515
3,303,777
1,209,368
655,385
4,123,509
100
199,698
100
551,216
3,305,113
2,292,882
854,264
1,337,145
413,696
22,697,807
12,689,210
4,768,362
100
1,000,000
People's Nat Bank—
500,000
150,000
200,000
300,000
Oom'l Tr & Sav Bank
Mutual Sav Bk & Tr
Lynchburg Tr & S B„
Com
&
Trusts
Seab'd Citiz Nat Bk
2,500,000
2,000,000
600,000
Virginia Nat Bank
20
100
Nat Bank of Petersb
400.000
_
Virginia Nat Bank-_
351,740
129,910
93,832
1,000.000
3,119,830
2.382,727
2,698,611
100
25
""37""
Merch & Farmers Bk
500,000
500,000
176,044
92,842
245,549
48.815
500,997
100,000
103,796
1,671,687
100
<
600,000
575,078
5,627.360
100
Half Dollar Trust &
Sav Bank
Nat Bank of W Va._
Nat Exchange Bank- i
100,000
500,000
58,875
647,898
641,431
257,908
171,392
165,874
1,277,041
4,765,465
4,798,053
25
100
100
100
450
500
100
Per
Wheeling—
Center Wheeling Sav
Mutual Tr
Citizens
Co
100
share.
5,793,339
100
115
120
526,467
2,550,993
100
120
125
100
125
500,000
500,000
100,000
Security Trust Co..
Wheeling Bank &
693,426
1,508,580
1,402,091
12,977,101
3,630,762
848,475
1,165,600
300,000
7,373,736
share.
175
27
160
235
91
100 240
300"
100
100
275
100
275
150
Trust Oo
600,000
Per share.
Bank
&
300,000
1,000,000
3.000,000
200,000
154,500
45,497
1,124,281
3,934,157
235,398
142,103
2,486,638
491,336
228,051
359,954
1,910,171
35,319,857
1,898,493
2,351,968
2,711,601
5,189,868
3,500,000
600,000
Broadway Bk&Tr Co
Central Nat Bank
First & Mer Nat Bk_
Merch & Mer Bank
Poll'd & Bagby Tr Co
State-Planters
Bank
& Trust Oo
1,641,665
856,929
29
25
20
17,389,327
3,935,906
1,658,701
9,250,623
50,152,463
1,549,536
1,105,231
2,500.000
Trust Co
Bank of Oomm & Tr_
35
200,000
750.000
500,000
1,000,000
Richmond Trust Go.
Virginia Trust Oo
"34"
52
Per
La Crosse—
Batavian Nat Bank-
500,000
39X
25
Security
Bank
83
State Bk of La Crosse
1,000,000
300,000
1,000.000
800,000
Mountain Trust Bk_
657,778
68,014
1,471,088
445,118
100,000
Savs
50
20
18
35
100
300
335
City Bank
490
First Wise N Bk—d
135
Home Savings Bank.
Holton St State Bk.
100
100
100
100
1,776.122
223
"131""
East
Side
Bank
Slate Institutions
Mar. 25.
WASHINGTON
Milw Comrn'l Bank.
Per share.
Seattle—
Amer Exchange Bank
300,000
500,000
Canadian Bk of Com
66.600
35
u
1,592,383
5,436,331
50
100
C200.000
113.055
2.976,760
100
2.487,377
a8,000.000
74,412,885
1,679,254
10,108.579
30.457,462
First Security BankMetropolitan Nat Bk
150,000
1500,000
Nat Bk of Commerce c2,500,000
North Coast Bk & Tr
312.500
45.061
359,987
1,804,365
400,000
1,147,274
346,744
87,162
31,353
133,259
^CIOO.OOO
100,000
37,308
37.872
1,144,136
649,876
American Bank
400,000
164,334
First Nat Tr & S Bk_
500,000
64.931
OldNatBk&UnTrCo *1,500.000
25.000
Security State BankSpok & East Tr Oo__ cl ,000,000
603,035
90,399
511,967
127,671
270,383
4,931,996
3,571,008
23,062,581
866,324
13,638,554
13,497,908
2,244,480
Pacific Nat Bank
r
600,000
r
300,000
200.000
Sumitomo B of Seattle
University Nat Bank
Washington Nat Bk
of Commerce
W Seattle State Bk—
40,000
67,435
65
67 X
20
i
c
10"
20
100
100
200
r
205*
40
60
125"" 150""
100
210
225
"75"
share.
130
250
200
205
175
36
"38"
78
82
...
Vliet St State Bank.. d
Side Bank—_
Wisconsin State Bk
70,909
78,793
83,884
973,924
1.615,735
908.803
188,160
126,157
819,679
507,412
636,382 X
200,000
200,000
400,000
200,000
200,000
400,000
300,000
3,258,167
1,552,845
2.668,852
3,681.839
1,931,701
200
d
d
20
20
60
d
100
20
290"
98
102
100
80
1,000,000
First Wise Trust Co.
100
20
C—
100
Per share.
1,000,000
200,000
100
d
419,366
6,933,813
400,000
d
200,000
60,540
2,535,338
d
104.670
1.215,373
100,000
300.000
137,794
3,245,192 1O0
d
d
200,000
162,869
2.574,267
d
10.000,000 8,650,118 170,631.568
20
2,433,490
200,000 2.033.494
54,961
1,339,359 100
100,000
20
88,161
1,190,640
100,000
63,326
1,013,389 100
50,000
100
1.547,566
150,000 f 138,651
100
80,313
1,170,653
100,000
20
2,200,000 1.234,280 19,939.420
20
1,500,000 /2,501,714 31.490.138
d
230,721
d
3,027,335
200.001
20
308,328
1,968,324
400.000
100
3,034,000
375,000
200,000
dt nnn.nnn
390,226 13,316,970 d
d
d
241,420
3,173.420
200,000
d
d
1,252,645
200,000
51,947
100
2,706,121
200,000
321;787
100
130,318
1,385,297
200,000
Security Bk of Milw.
16th Ward State Bk. d
Sixth Wise Nat Bank d
State Bank of Milw.
TeutoniaAveStateBk
West
100
Spokane—
Spokane Savings Bk_
Washington Trust Co
Park Savings Bank-
<
692.932
2,333,464
15,017.545
12.740,383
2,634.937
1,993.014
4,427,333
150,000
2,500.000
-
People's Bk & Tr Oo
Peoples First Ave Bk
Nat Bk of Commerc
Northwestern Nat Bk
Commerce
Bk
Mitchell St State Bk
North Ave State Bk.
Central Nat Bank of
First-Seattle-Dexter
Horton N Bk
share
60
300
t—
Per
Layton Pk State Bk.
Mar. 25.
60
250
Citizens Bk of Mil— d
230
96
20
100
Badger State Bank— d
Bay View Natl Bk— d
share.
4.819,881
895,543
4,834,022
1,071,246
2,334,867
Milwaukee—
Kilbourn State Bk_.
National Banks
e
25
6,802,132
903,200
21,425,449
527,086
109,752
538,626
30,473
144,783
50,000
500,000
60,000
78
15
25
Roanoke—
State & City Bank—
First Nat Exch Bank
State Institutions
Mar. 25.
36K
54 X
238
Exchange State Bank
100
Per
Colonial Amer Nat B
WISCONSIN
Mar. 25.
15
25
20
20
National Banks
32
48
Nat Bk of La Crosse.
Sav Bank & Tr Co__
Un Bk & Fed Tr Co_
Pacific Comml
share.
100
Cent Union Tr Co—
So Side Bk & Tr Co.
Dollar Sav & Tr Co.
100
Richmond—
American
140
40
50
Per
250,000 /
100
share.
550
145
Portsmouth—
American Nat BankCitizens Trust Co..
$
14,987,135
3,364,893
225
'500""
Per share.
750,000
Per
$
887,496
256,047
mmmm m
Petersburg—
Petersb Sav & AmTr
Tacoma—
$
Nat Bank of Tacoma <1,000,000
Puget Sound Nat Bk
600,000
Puget Sd Bway Bk—
200.000
100
Per
250,000 /
125.000
Merch & Planters Bk
Norfolk Nat Bank of
Ask.
100
10
Norfolk—
Mer & Mec Sav Bk
Bid.
Nomi nal.
20
60
70
National Banks
WYOMING
Mar. 25.
100
"7H
v
:•
100
e
;■:/
•
Per
Cheyenne—
—.
25
••
25
100
American Nat Bank-
225,978
201,514
250,000
Stock Growers N Bk.
20
300,000
2,974,059
4,514,716
100
share
mm
100
Canadian Bank Statements
Returns are all of March 31 1931.
Prices are per cent, not per share.
QUEBEC
Capital
Halifax—
Fund.
Reserve
Reserve
Patd in.
S
$
Deposits.
Par.
$
Bank of Nova Scotia 12,000.000 24,000.000 196,845,827
fl<d.
per
100
Capital.
Ask.
cent.
$
Montreal—
Bank of Montreal
Cross
Fund.
Deposits.
$
36,000,000 38,000,000 622,580,203
7,000,000 7,000.000 114,663,038
500,000
500,000
2,771,386
4,000.000 1,500,000 41,799,465
35.000.000 35,000,000 651,751,873
Royal Bk of Canada.
284
Banque Canadienne.
BarclaysBk (Canada)
Provincial Bk of Can
ONTARIO
Per
Toronto—
Bank
of Toronto-
6,000,000
9,000,000
92,341,924
Can Bank of Comm. 30,000,000 30,000,000 465.009,526
Dominion
Bank....
Imperial Bank of Can
7,000,000
7,000,000
9.000,000 99,310,409
8.000,000 100,389.711
220
201
208
201
203
223
Weyburn—
Weyburn Secur Bank
t Includes trust funds, u Sold in units
National Corp. x Ex-dividend, v Ex-rights.
169
240
m
mpmmm
100
100
100
"237"" 238""
Per
,
524.560
of one share of American Exchange Bank and one share of
225,000
2,194,729
cent.
100
d Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
Last sale. n Nominal, r Member People s
American Bank Bldg. stock, v iraded in as Old
Sale price, a Title to be changed to the First National Bank, c Member of the Marine Bancorporation.
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation. / Dec. 31 1930. g New stock, i Member First National Corp. Z
Corp.
100
Ask.
cent
202
*
e
100
Per
239
209
100
Bid.
SASKATCHEWAN
cent
100
100
100
Par.
%
INSURANCE STOCKS
120
Insurance Stocks
NetSurplus
Dec. 31
Par
Capital.
1930.
Unearned
Premium'
Reserve.
NetSurplus
Bid..
Fire & Marine—
Aetna Insur (Hartf)—
Agricultural (Watet'n)
Amer Alliance (N Y).
Amer Equitable (N Y)
Amer Fire (Wash'ton)
Amer Home Fire(N Y)
Amer Inaur (Newark)
Amer Phenix (N Y)—
Amer Reserve (N Y).
Amer Salamandra
Automobile Ins (Hartr)
Baltimore Amer (N Y)
Bankers & Shipp (NY)
Boston (Boston)
Brooklyn Fire (Brook¬
lyn, N, Y)
Bronx Fire (NY)
Buffalo Ins Co (Buff)
25
10
5
100
20
5
id)
10
50
10
5
25
100
7,600.000 17,950,116
3,000,000 4,788,385
3,000,000 4,322,916
2,000,000 2,000,000
100 000
373,688
1,000,000
611,617
6,687,480 9,141,434
1,155,000
259,916
1.000,000 1,568,974
c2.341,750
42,749
5,000,000 6,897,940
1,000,000 1,361,916
1,000,000 1,775,068
3,000,000 11,926,413
95
5
25
100
5
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
2,000,000
1,015,892
1,425,883
1,887,843
4,821,060
10
N.O.)
10
Votingtruat ctfa—
Chicago Fire & Marine
10
10
(Chicago)
City of New York (NY) 100
10
Colonial States (N Y)_
Commonwealth (NY) 100
Continental Ins (N Y)
10
50
Corcoran (Wash'ton) .
Cosmoporn Fire (NY)
Eagle Fire (Newark).
Empire Fire (Bklyn)..
Federal Ins (Jer City)
Fidelity-Phenlx (NY) _
Fire Assoc of Phila.
Fireman's (Wash'ton)
Firemans Fund (S F)_
._
10
10
10
10
10
10
20
25
Firemanslns (Newark)
Franklin Fire (Phila).
Germanic Fire (NY).
Glen Falls Insurance
10
6
(Glen Falls. N Y)—
10
(Phila)
10
10
600,000
773,612
Phoenix Ins (Hartf)..
Providence - Washing¬
10
6,000.000 20,411,578
12,041,716
55
57
(Providence)—
Public Fire (Newark).
10
10
5,142,991
4,004,236
289,447
41
7
Reliance Ins
8,159,491
1,274,165
351,539
39
5
19
3,000,000
1,000,000
1.000.000
15
2,864,804
Reliable Fire (Dayton,
20
10
10
10
250,000
2,000,000
1,000,000
2,000.000
819,375
1,691,993
414,067
1,633,683
388,517
1,715,723
950,843
12""
10
14
3,190,377
20
23
25
10
1,000,000 1,522,929
3,000,000 3,002,687
4,000,000 14,906,451
2,000.000 4,082,040
438,213
7,538,393
12,111,568
5,615,362
145
31
5,000,000 12,211,544
503,719
511,178
15,149,184
2,013,320
340,701
38
7
2,000,000
823,757
2,000,000 2,174,439
5,000,000 10,646,850
809,670
8,561,479
13,683,617
28
35
5,297,285
2,400,953
27
10%
2,414,344
5.763.535
110
460
1,803,730
2,111,108
2,359,433
5,323,830
ton
(Phila)—
Ohio)
Republic (Dallas)—
Republic Fire (Pitts).
Rhode Island (Prov).
Rochester American
(Rochester)
Rossia Ins
(Hartford).
25
1,410,669
1,341,396
192,199
1,745,606
165,704
3,028,229
34,972,752
319,029
617,283
897,761
112,485
7,603,666
28,867,143
5,417,300
234,499
11,178,573
20,051,705
9,075,031
237,415
1,766,303
2,694,294
6,263,166
1,400,000
122,557
2,945,602
26,044,777
31,882
852,523
496,919
212,191
2,776,499
21,840,680
11,136,279
213,723
14,751,849
9,604,497
6,075,499
731,428
17%
{:::::
(Springfield, Mass). 25
Stuyveeant Fire (N Y) 25
Transport'n Ind (NY) 10
Transportation Insur
(New York)— 10
Travelers Fire (Hartf) 100
U S Fire
6
9
227
235
7
*"37"
150
10
"38"'
—...
6
11%
12%
39%
_
(New York).
10
1,000,000
1.000,000
100
1,000,000
Universallns (Newark)
20
Victory Ins (Phila)...
Virginia F & M (Rich¬
10
25
mond).
10
Westchester Fire (NY)
Wheeling Fire (Wheel) 100
(New York)
...
39%
72%
18 %
79
AmerReinsur
(N Y).
10
19%
23%
Amer Surety (N Y)„ _
Constltu'n Ind (Phila)
25
21%
6
8
7,706,865
44
46
11
15
510
525
24
15
14
~~27%
20
49
24%
26%
17
16
250
28
22
51
25%
33
15%
2,023,779
20
27
1.656.235
30%
34
10
(Hartford)
2,050,614
28,134,640
185,002 I
,
46
13%
49
15%
10
Continental
Casualty
(Hammond. Ind)—
Excess Ins (N Y)
EmployersRe-ins (KO)
Fidelity & Dep (Balt).
General Alliance (New
York)
General Surety (N Y)
Gr Amer
Indemnity
(New York)...
200
19
24
10
10
20
10
50
10
25
—
25
10
25
eoples National Fire
(Philadelphia)
hila Nat (Phila)
10
.
10
739
741
43
47
295
270
1,000,000
1.000.000
500.000
2,000,000
200,000
1,139,736
4,040,688
218,758
1,411,543
7,571,663
429,984
83
90
34
36
3,000,000 10,054,760
1,000,000 2,530,625
7,500.000 5,429,528
1,250,000 ,1,085a 10
10,189,426
.
—>
"5%
60
65
824,511
37
40
7,022,074
55
60
969,956
4
6
27
29
,
50
3.500,000
510,509
2,250,000
5,024,524
7,073,186
804,224
1,616,983
7,144,570
(J>2o
15,599,980
2,500,000
29,035
7,500,000
79,383
o
10
23
139
17
(Hartford)
Independence Indem¬
nity (Phila)
Lloyd's OasualtyN. Y.
(New York)
Manufacturers Caa'ty
(Phila)
Maryland Cas (Bait).
Mass Bonding & Ins
(Boston)
18%
10
1,600,000
801,67S
3,377,113
16
19
10
3,000,000
7,308,S51
8,956,350
54
57
10
1,250,000
611,785
2,356,282
4
10
2.060,000
625,074
1,660,887
6
10
2,500,000
5,000,000
1,069,444
5,222,006
558,256
13,733,054 d 23%
4,000,000
750,000
4,600,589
500,000
8,667,112
4,120,812
702,280
12,023,163
14%
16%
35
36
30%
'
10
25
10
60 15,000,000
10
(Baltimore)
York Indemnity
100
(New York)
70
4,500,000
4,500.000
6,068,694
30
1,000,000
401,979
2.279.856
(f)
20
3.500,000
1,002,626
2,358,644
33
5
760,000
1,000,000
1,500,000
2,500,000
1,500,000
1,160,000
570,056
6
8
23
75
New
(New York)..
Public Indemnity
(Newark).....
Seaboard Surety (NY)
3,001,624
2.964.536
4,215,095 f
,
(g)
49
(g)
53
2,288,441
9
(f)
.s 15
18
U S Casualty
25
NY)..
U S Fidelity & Guar¬
anty (Baltimore)
520,074
1,222,058
1,505,415
10 10,000,000 11,305,830
38
1%
3%
3,353,830
43*"
48""
17,634,286
22%
22%
42
44
1,426,228
330,619
4,052,831
7,772,153
12
1,367,305
10
10
50
1,000,000
500,313
1,000,000 1,064,886
200,000
122,935
5.000,000 17,121,075
500,000
356,670
10,000,000 2,426,006
100,000
327.653
5,600,000 1,921,711
1,688,044
45
20,806,681
9,986", 488
"iA
97,538
12,000,506
47
"7%
25
20
22
345,243
16
21
5,212,038
43
48
1,000,000
1,285,106
1,530,080
400,000
602,694
3,000.000
8,380,739
40
1,000,000
1,000,000
2,830,600
4,000,000
2,000,000
656,062
544,159
769,283
6,370,934
3,005,613
8,498,315
3,899,335
791,631
6281,621
45
Life—
Aetna Life (Hartford)
Central States Life (St
Louis)..
Columbian Nat'l Life
(Boston)
Conn Gen Life (Hartf)
Continental Life (St L)
Kansas City Life (Kan¬
sas City,
Mo)
Lincoln Nat'l Life (Ft
Wayne, Ind)
Mo State Life (StL)._
Pan-Amer Life (N O).
Phila Life (Phila)
Occidental Life (LA).
Sun Life Ass'nce (Can
Travelers Ins (Hartf).
West Coast Life (S F)_
Reserves.
10 15,000,000 23,967,458 323,109,945
5
400,000
100
10
2,000,000
3.000.000
500,000
100
1,000,000
10
2,500,000
5,000,000
1.000,000
700,000
10
10
10
10
12,680,704
18
22
1,520,519 36,482,102
6,193,762 115,026,905
471,175 14,345,318
260
290
84
88
12
14
5,367,140
800
900
351,168
55,870,2S7
3,500,000 66,671,362
1,616,561 135,697,480
2,281,806 24,166,064
302,622 11,601,387
732,635 19,338,283
31,751,490 394,104,675
26,963,538 500,449,047
631,483
17,615,478
IF"
.
18
27
30
10
7
22
18
1,851,447
853,988
20
s
23
22
s23
32
35
72
77
100
100
1,000.000
2,000.000
100 20.000,000
1
750.000
llOO""
1200
785
765
3.55
3.50
Weatern
States
Life
(San Francisco)
10
1.000.000
1,000,000
21,422,186
45
5
2,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
4,493,989
1,775,828
1,733,623
6,597,690
886,489
2,868,533
1,000,000
1,000,000
250,507
1,363,874
51
417,355
938,060
17
19
108
115
4%
!
5%
a Holding company.
5 320,000 no par shares, c Including 400 shares no par general management stock carried at $2,000. d Represented by
no par carried at 17% and 3,033 no par management stock carried at 17%. f All stock owned by National Surety Co.
g All stock owned by
British & Mercantile Co. k Last sale, t New stock, v Ex-stock dividend, y Ex-rights, t No par value.
shares
6
4
22%
136
/
accidental Ins (8 F)
aclflc Fire (NY)....
_ .
9
8
2.383,002
1,806,267
289,515
3,500,000
750,020
1,500,000
6,000,000
P)
South'n Surety(NY)..
Stand Accident (Mich)
87,135
latlonal
(Milwaukee)
42
•
Preferred Accident
142,508
55,383
2,352,592
1,765,060
1,000,000
Northern Ins Co (NY)
Northwest Fire & Mar
97
92
Hartford Steam Boiler
National Cas (Detroit)
National Surety (N Y)
New Amsterdam Oar
739,223
New
...
33
Casualty & Sur
17
40
New England Fire
New York Fire
155
Policy
50
6
Mohawk Fire (NY)..
National Fire (Hartf).
10
National F & M (N J)
50
Nat'i Liberty (NY)..
o
Nat'l Union (Wash) —
5
Nat Union Flre(Pitts) 100
New Brunswick Fire
10
(New Bruns, N J)._
New York HamburgNorth River Ins (N Y)
18
16%
1,779,143
802,974
320,599
Insurance
(PIttsfield, Mass)—
Hampshire Fire
(Manchester, N H)_
New Jersey Insurance
(Newark, N J)_.—
50
40
Casualty & Surety
Aetna
16
-
(Providence)
Michigan F & M (Dot)
IF"
U S Mercn & Shippers
30
3.472.234
27,340,139
19,170,246
911.536
803,559
546.183
4,972,716
1,002,952
36,961,876
40,721,992
2,791,705
588,870
6%
"55" "60""
Globe & Rutgers Fire
100 7,000,000 30,109,790
(New York)
Great Amer Ins (N Y)
10 16,300.000 16,383,804
750,000
Guaranty Fire (Prov).
474,075
Halifax (Halifax,N.S.) "lo 2,000,000
1,323,939
Hamilton Fire (N Y)
50 1,000,000 2,090,863
Hanover Fire (NY)..
10 4.000,000
9,036,735
Harmonla Fire (Burf).
10 1,000,000
1,670,262
Hartford Fire (Hartf).
10 12,000,000 32,370,441
Home (New York)...
10 24,000,000 37,491,905
Homo F Sr. M (8 F)—
10 1,000.000
1,597,551
Homestead Fire (Bait)
10
500,000
396,005
Hudson Insur (Hud¬
son (NY)..
10 1,000,000
601,025
Importers & Exporters
25 1.000,000
(New York)
611,541
Independence Fire
1.000,000
(Philadelphia)—-.
418,664
insurance Co of State
of Pa (Philadelphia) 100 1.000,000
2.554,870
Insur Co of Nor Amer
(Philadelphia)—— 10 12,000,000 43,351,007
5
Knickerbocker
com
500,000 \
764,247
500,000
(New York)—tpref 100
50
200,000
505,832
Lafayette (New Orl)_.
500,000
170,852
Liberty (Louisv, Ky). 50
Lincoln Fire (N Y)—
10
850,000
663,851
Lumbermen's (Phila).
25 1,000,000
1,678,888
10
250,000
Majestic Fire (N Y)._
201,653
Mechanics Ins (Phila)
26
600,000
608,522
Mercantile Ins (N Y). 100 1,000,000 2,735,114
Merch Fire Assur /com
10 3,000,000 13,617,080
(New York) _\pref 100 1,000,000 /
Merchants & Mfrs Fire
1,000,000 1,006,712
(Newark, N J)
J
5%
52
16%
.
500,000
1,500,000
200,000
1,000,000
19,494,464
100.000
1,000,000
1,000,000
400,000
2,000.000
13,858,068
5,600,000
200,000
7,500,000
18,792,020
3,000,000
1.000,000
5,000,000
1,000,000
5
10
11%
753.182
}l.000,000
Per Share
11
24%
Carolina (Wilmington,
Central Fire (Balto)..
Ask.
Bid.
Fires & Marino—
St Paul F & M (St P)
OamdenFire (Camden)
Merchants
«•
41
23,836,540
5,844,655
1,698,633
6.471,446
60,473
626,538
14,809,204
Unearned
Premium
Reserve,
Dec. 31
1930.
Capital.
Share
0
Globe of Amer
Par
Ask.
62,967
North
@FedFRASER