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BANK
U.
REG.
S.
PAT.
OFFICE
IN RETROSPECT
MAY
Page
Commercial
and
Financial
Events
1
14
Cotton.
Course of the Stock Market
____18a
Dividend Declarations
Federal
18
ReservejBank—Brokers' Loans 18c
Foreign Affairs
10
Foreign Exchange
18d
Grain—Coffee—Sugar
15
Page
Hides and Leather
16
Iron and Steel Trade
Money Market
New
18b
Security Issues
.
Petroleum and Its Products.
_14
Textiles
13
United States
Treasury Financing
New York Produce
.68
Exchange.
Exchange
42
Exchange
66
^ York Stock Exchange-Bonds.___19
*or,k Stock
New
Exchange—Stocks
__66
_
-.68
Angeles Stock Exchange
__72
61
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
67
— ...
San Francisco Stock Exchange.
INDEX TO GENERAL
Companies—
Page
Municipal Bonds-
Domestic
105
Domestic.
115
_
Canadian
Exchange Seats
Canadian
_
89
Public
Public
97
......
Industrial Bonds
Railroad Bonds.
73
Railroad
77
____87
Industrial Stocks.
_
_
_...
96
.......
Insurance Stocks and Scrip
...
91
90-116
Real
Utility Bonds
Stocks
Real Estate Trust and Land Stocks... 91
Joint Stock Land Bank-
Title
.115
;
Mining Stocks.
Jhhg
B.
William
DANA
__.90
....
Guarantee and
Safe
Stocks
Deposit
........
91
United States Government Securities. .96
___90
WILLIAM
84
Estate Bonds....................95
Textile Stocks
Mi 1 Stocks—see Textile Stocks—
__79
Utility Stocks
Investment Trust Securities..........78
Securities
__98
...
96
—
Federal Land Bank Bonds.
Foreign Government Bonds.
70
QUOTATIONS
Page
Bank and Trust
32
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange.....
Los
New York Curb
62
Chicago Stock Exchange
Cleveland Stock
Page
64
Boston Stock Exchange.
17
QUOTATIONS
Page
.
18
16
Rubber
INDEX TO STOCK EXCHANGE
Baltimore Stock Exchange. _r
13
________
United States Territorial Bonds
8,
1934:
COMPANY,
Street, Corner
of
96
PUBLISHERS
Spruce Street, New York.
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-OF BALTIMORECapital $2,000,000
Surplus and Profits $4,067,337
JN the nearly sixty years that it has been in
business, this Company—the oldest trust
company
in Maryland—has,
as
Executor, Ad¬
ministrator and Trustee,
faithfully and
fully administered and
settled
Its activities
are
confined
ment of estates and
It
has
acquired
success¬
many
estates.
solely to the
manage¬
property.
a
reputation1 for stability,
promptness, efficiency, courtesy and fair deal¬
ing, and has built
up a
competent organization
especially trained for the intelligent and prudent
management and settlement of estates.
DIRECTORS
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PAT.
OFFICE
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REVIEW OF MAY—COMMERCIAL
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effect.
number
a
continued
the
were
with
a
to
message
Congress,
May 22,
011
followed
was
on
of
regarding
the
the
in
is
the
on
the
Administration's silver
bands
of
the
President
for
regard to silver, during the first week in
silver
legislation at that time.
bill.
Of
im¬
could do
the
on
take
The
opposed
over
50 cents
May advocates of
that
he
was
willing eventually
to
After
At
an
mandatory
any
silver
legislation
and
the
same
the
on
con¬
May 5 at the White
was
deferred
pending
this conference.
Leaders of the silver group intimated that if the
President
1
measure.
noted
011
the New York
Newspaper reports referred
Commodity Exchange.
to "the mysterious silver
and it
was
be for
the account either of the
rumored that the purchases of
the metal might
United States
Government, but these
buyer,"
rumors
Treasury
were
not
or
May 3 that the stabilization fund could he
to
discuss
at
a
011
used to purchase
that
rumors
May 5 and
between President Roosevelt and
it
had
been
so
a
again
011
May 8,
number of silver leaders
the nationalization of silver
as a
25% to 75%
discussed.
reported to have indicated that
in
remarked
the
"must"
currency base at
The
he would
"permissive" nature, but
that
he
did
classification
not
of
consider
bills
to
not.
was
said
President's concessions failed to
bers of the Senate silver bloc, however.
example, said
on
May 8
a state¬
as
Senators,
futher
the
Secretary
discussion
metallic
a
of
for
reserve
of the
two
the
points
United
through the purchase of exist¬
the ultimate objective
or
national policy of
reserves
of the country
was
expected to send
that
the
silver
was
make
mandatory
passed
before
any
action by the President at this time.
many mem¬
Senator Borah, for
were
of
the
President's
contained
message,
the three following
principal provisions:
1.
A declaration by
reserve
2.
Congress that it is its policy to establish
a
metallic
consisting of 75% gold and 25% silver.
Discretionary
for
authority
the
President
markets until the 25 to 75 ratio has been attained
to
or
buy
silver
in
world
until the price of the
metal reaches $1.29 an ounce.
Discretionary authority for the President
A tax
the
of 50%
on
speculative profits
over
on
at a
to
nationalize all domestic
price of 50 cents
an
ounce.
silver will probably be carried in
bill.
The purpose
courage
of the tax, it
speculation
so
was
stated, would be to dis¬
that the Government could
pursue
its purchase program without wide price fluctuations.
The expectations
of May 16 materialized.
President Roosevelt sent to Congress
an
legislation
On
a message
May 22
in which he
designed "ultimately" to provide
increase in the Government's
silver would represent
reserves.
a
satisfy
It
to
reported prepared to introduce immediately after the receipt
for
legislation
proponents were willing
The proposed bill, which members of the Senate bloc
recommended
to
to Congress
policy of
Congress to favor the nationalization of silver, but not
oppose such
said
a message
silver legislation.
tion of legislation which would state that it is the
ratio of
May 9 that legislation proposed by the
on
accept suggestions the President had made for the introduc¬
also
silver
be
a
President
Congress adjourns.
The
of
was
the next few days regarding
also
was
the
Senate, passage by the present session of Congress
"permissive" but not mandatory legislation remonetizing
silver, appeared a possibility.
At the conference 011 May 8,
of
was
price of
On
3.
gold
a
limited price was explored.
stocks of silver which would be taken
conference,
same manner
May 16 after silver proponents in the Senate had con¬
ferred with the President at the White House, it was
reported
employed.
have
number
there
having 25% of the monetary value of the metallic
sub¬
Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau admitted
silver, but refused
in the
the holders of the silver
of silver
use
The meeting also explored
this
During this period heavy purchases of spot silver and
May
a
Secretary of the
in the form of silver.
failed to agree to some form of silver
legislation they might
seek to amend the Glass industrial loan bill with
a
silver
of
currency.
time the world
More specifically, the possibility of
nationalizing silver in the same manner
that the President
of
the
ounce
in which gold has
already been nationalized
ing free stocks
at
a
President,
within
Senate
a
fine
at any
they would seek to have the Government
conference between
a
Meanwhile plans to push the fight for silver legisla¬
legislation
a
of
there said:
the
in
primary monetary basis of
conference at the White House
a
tion
Following
reserve
bill provided that
ounce.
House.
British
metallic
a
The proposed
States.
have
Senators advocating silver remonetization
planned to
the
Secretary of the Treasury
all silver stocks in the
country
ment issued
On April 27 the President
fer again with President Roosevelt
stantiated.
a
it did the gold, and
pay
as
In
present session of Congress.
were
to
so
alization said that
con¬
signature.
80% of the currency backed by silver, but that at the
contracts
May 9 submitted to Her¬
on
without disturbing world monetary conditions.
Other Senators who advocated remonetization and nation¬
having informed Congressional advocates
as
remonetization
in
early the week following for
Treasury would sell silver and replace the metal later when he
Treasury
he
silver bill, which would be pre¬
a
provision that if
a
relating to the further
time
Secretary Morgenthau had virtually
Treasury to establish and maintain
to such
indicated
so.
bill to authorize and direct the Secretary of
a
gained little encouragement, as reports from Washington said
that President Roosevelt had not
changed in his opposition
was
this
reported that members of the
price of silver exceeded SI.29
legislation making mandatory the remonetization of silver
of
on
it did not actually force the
as
was
language of
It also contained
May 31 by the passage
complete compromise agreement
the
May 11 it
silver should be made
send¬
troversial sections of the stock market
regulation bill.
latter
long
so
to act before it wishes to do
which 25% would be silver.
portance also was the enactment of the Jones-Costigan bill
regulating the importations and marketing of sugar, and the
a
themselves
,
the House of
reaching of
on
Morgenthau,
far-reaching
activities
the
months, and thus force "direct and
Oliphant, General Counsel
EVENTS.
bloc, which culminated in President Roosevelt
legislation, which
by
included
Among these
silver
ing
May
let
and
next six
Senator Pittman of Nevada
AND
National (happenings of paramount importance which oc¬
curred
to wait
express
his perusal and criticism.
man
FINANCIAL
preferred
sented to President Roosevelt
Spruce Street, New York.
corner
he
States
Senate silver bloc and
agreed
B.
that
United
Administration
per copy.
WILLIAM
the
promise silver bill
Single copies are sold
extra.
6.
mandatory" legislation. The President, at a press conference
on
May 9, indicated that he was willing to consider a com¬
Argentina), Spain,
Mexico and Cuba, and
$15 in other foreign countries.
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at New
monetary stocks so that
one-fourth of the value of our monetary
Immediately following the receipt of his
bill which had been drafted
by the Treasury
was
message
introduced
by Senator Pittman in the Senate, where it
was
receive consideration
completed action
on
the
as soon as
reciprocal tariff bill.
the Senate
said it would
MONTHLY REVIEW
is the policy of the United States to increase
A declaration that it
1.
of silver in our monetary
the amount
fourths in gold.
2.
3.
silver in this country,
paying the holders not more than
4. The President is given
50 cents per ounce.
permissive authority to nationalize surpluses
of just compensation,
dealings in monetary silver."
profits accruing from dealing in silver.
A tax of 50% is
imposed on
on the bill in the House was limited on May 30,
special rule providing for three hours of general
debate was adopted by a vote of 214 to 71.
The House
debate on that day was described in part as follows, in a
Washington dispatch to the New York "Herald Tribune":
designed to accomplish the above purposes—to be
Act of 1934,"—as introduced
in the Senate omitted the taxing provision, in order that
The bill
known
consideration.
Taber (Rep.) of New York, termed the bin
"a racket."
He said that the 50% tax on silver profits meant that the
other 50% was being handed to "racketeers" who have been buying silver.
An amendment by Mr. Taber for a 90% tax was rejected.
"The object of this bill," said Mr. Taber, "is to boost the price of silver
We
of
use as a
for our paper currency without
because of the great
of
At
Representative Louis
in
ment
silver
on
making
began in
progress
Accordingly,
regard
as
stitute
I
have begun
confer with some of our
neighbors in
co-ordinated
agreement would con¬
an
Such an
standard of monetary value.
a
important step forward toward a monetary
unit of value more
of Pennsylvania, charged
(Rep.) of Kansas, said the bill was
"I'm not sure,"
from pressure of silver
Senators or for the relief of Senators and Representatives from silver States."
Representatives Robert Luce of Massachusetts and George W. Blanchard
McGugin
Representative Harold
relief measure rather
a
than one of monetary nature.
"whether it is for the relief of the President
he said,
Republicans assailing the bill.
of Wisconsin were other
criticism and in obstructive tactics
The Democrats most conspicuous in
included
to
McFadden (Rep.)
T.
controlled by Bernard Baruch and James P. War¬
advisor to the President, were large holders of silver.
burg, former financial
favorable for
along this line.
the use of both silver and gold, preferably on a
to
basis,
international agree¬
1878 have conditions been more
contained
Roosevelt's message to Congress," said Mr. Doughton.
President
that banking interests
...
time since the efforts of this nation to secure
no
carries out the recommendations
"The bill is in accord with and
concerted action by all nations,
at least a large group of nations, is necessary if a permanent measure
value, including both gold and silver, is eventually to be made a world
standard.
Doughton Defends Bill.
Mr.
varying forms by the world's population,
or
Administration.
for the
introduced it
who
seriously
world supply of silver and its use
speeches in behalf of the bill were
North Carolina, Chairman of the Ways
and Means Committee; A. C. Shallenberger of Nebraska, and Jere Cooper
of Tennessee, also members of that Committee, and Martin Dies of Texas,
of silver for
proceed with this program of increasing our store
one-half of the total.
who made the leading
Democrats
in
part of the metallic reserves
amendment increasing the
Representatives R. L. Doughton of
disturbing adjustments in world trade.
However,
an
from one-fourth to
to say:
can
(Dem.) of Illinois, failed to obtain approval
proportion of silver in monetary reserves
Representative Kent Keller
should be enabled, should circum¬
stances require, to take over present surpluses of silver in
this country not required for industrial uses on payment of
just compensation, and to regulate imports, exports and
other dealings in monetary silver."
Advocating a tax of at
least 50% on the profits accruing from dealing in silver, he
on
of speculators."
benefit
the
for
"the Executive authority
went
through the
John
Representative
He further said
co-operation should be sought."
ranking minority member of the Ways and
who charged that it had been railroaded
Committee without proper
In his message the President said "some measures for
making a greater use of silver in the public interest are
appropriate for independent action by us. On others inter¬
national
T.
attack on the bill was led by Representative A.
Republican
The
Means Committee,
which
it might not be classified as a measure to raise revenue,
would have to be first introduced in the House.
a
Treadway, of Massachusetts,
the "Silver Purchase
as
and the price received.
Debate
imports, exports and other
and to regulate
of the difference of the cost to the transferer,
silver equal to 50%
on
plus allowed expenses,
required for industrial uses "on payment
of silver not
5.
tax
when
attain this objective.
authorized to purchase present accumulations of
is
President
The
authorized and directed to make the
authority is
Executive
The
purchases of silver necessary to
provisions of existing law to provide a transfer
Amends the stamp tax
,
situated,
penalties for failure to comply with silver call.
and authorizes
stocks with the ultimate objective
their value in silver and three-
silver, no
holder may be or where the silver may be
matter who the owner or
and maintaining one-fourth of
of having
to require delivery to the Mints of
Authorizes the President
"permissive" silver legislation suggested by the Presi¬
following proposals:
The
dent contained the
some
active in
of mandatory silver
advocacy
Fiesinger of Ohio.
price of commodities
careful consideration, describing the
Among these was Representative William
legislation.
Fiesinger said that the bill would not raise the
Mr.
He urged more
world markets.
in
been
have
who
bill
"just
as
a
bite of the lemon."
equitable and stable in its purchasing and debt-paying power.
Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau, testifying before
Ways and Means Committee on May 25, said
that the Administration is "very anxious" to retain the 50%
tax on speculative silver profits, in the bill.
He said that the
tax proposed is "very modest," and added that it was "just
a profit tax on those who bought and sold silver after May
15 1934."
Herman Oliphant, Treasury expert who helped
draft the measure, told the Committee that enactment of
the bill ultimately will raise the price of silver.
House
Administration's
Approves
Before
Measure
Silver Bill—Hearings
Ways and Means Committee and General Debate on
Brief—Secretary Morgenthau Heard by Committee.
Are
The Administration's silver bill,
providing for
a
permissive
May 31
vote of 263 to 77.
A Republican attempt to recommit
the bill to the Ways and Means Committee was defeated
by a record vote of 268 to 70 on the same day, and a similar
motion was previously defeated on a division vote, 163 to 59.
The measure as approved by the House was in virtually the
same form
as when it had been drafted by the Treasury
by
a
Department, and a series of opposition amendments was
easily defeated.
The bill declares it the policy of the United
States to increase to 25% the proportion of silver to gold
in
monetary
It authorizes the Secretary of the
stocks.
Treasury to purchase silver and permits the President to
In addition it places
nationalize all domestic silver stocks.
a
of 50% on
tax
The bill
silver profits.
with
Senate
the
50% tax
measure,
silver profits.
on
except for the inclusion of the
It
was
reported by the Ways and
only two days hearing, during
which no opposition witnesses appeared to testify.
Intro¬
duction of silver legislation in Congress, following a message
from President Roosevelt and the hearing before the House
after
Committee
Means
Committee,
described in the
were
"Chronicle" of May 26,
in the House bill, a Washington
dispatch May 31 to the New York "Times" said:
and
Authorizes
home
or
directs
the
provides the following:
Secretary of the Treasury to buy
abroad, but limits purchase price to the monetary value
and provides that silver situated in the United States on
not be
purchased, at
a
silver
whenever the
than 25%
the
stocks
the market
acquisition,
and
the
directs
in
of silver
May 1 1934 may
Government stock of silver is more
and silver.
certificates against
accumulated.
of the Treasury
to
regulate or prohibit the
exportation or transportation
connection
therewith.
of silver, and to
signing the bill the
"that the processing or com¬
means
pensatory taxes will not increase, in
to be
themselves, the price
In his statement
paid by the ultimate consumers."
of May 9 the President said:
On
Feb.
8 last
I sent
the Congress a
to
facts and problems pertaining to the sugar
message
industry.
problem is difficult but can be solved if met squarely
gains
setting forth certain
I said then that "the
and if small temporary
sacrificed to the ultimate general advantage.
are
H. R. 8861 which, I am advised, will
I have to-day signed
rapid approach to the solution of the many vexing and
within
I
permit a
difficult problems
the industry.
continental
to
message
sugar
These
producers.
the Congress last
are
the
February.
Jan. 1
shall not exceed
of
with
pound of sugar raw value of the rate
the amount of the reduction of a
on
and among
objectives outlined in my
Under the terms of the Act the rate of the processing tax
duty in effect
in
will contribute to the economic improvement
hope that this Act
Hawaii, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, the Philippines, Cuba
1934, as adjusted by our commercial treaty
Cuba.
Tariff
upon
the
Commission,
unanimous
recommendations
of the
I have to-day signed a proclamation,
called flexible tariff provisions
of duty on sugar.
United
States
under the so-
of the Tariff Act of 1930, reducing the rate
./
Using 96-degree Cuban sugar as the unit of measure, this results
reduction of the duty from 2
cents to 1%
The rate of the processing tax must not
tion
as
This
same
To
in a
cents a pound on that sugar.
exceed the amount of the reduc¬
adjusted to this unit of measure.
means
time
our
compensatory taxes will not increase
that the processing or
in themselves, the price to
own
be paid by the ultimate consumers and at
producers will have the opportunity to
sugar
co-operate
with
the
the
obtain,
fairer return from their product.
Secretary
the
of Agriculture in carrying out
provisions of this Act I have designated an informal
Committee from the
Cabinet.
This
Committee
includes
the
Secretary
of the Interior, who is charged with
of Agriculture;
the
Virgin Islands; the Secretary of War, who is charged with the
who is charged with the conduct
Those engaged
in this
Secretary
the
administra¬
the administration of Hawaii and
tion of Puerto Rico and the Philippine
in
its monetary value or
the Secretary to issue silver
Secretary
importation,
reports
silver at
with approval of the President,
price exceeds
monetary value of the
of silver
Authorizes
require
whenever
May 9 signed the Jones-Costigan
issued at the time of
statement
a
■;
of the monetary value of stocks of both gold
Authorizes
In
economic status through
of Bill.
Authorizes the Secretary of the Treasury,
sell
on
control and allotment bill, making sugar a basic com¬
modity under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration
and levying a processing tax on all sugar consumed in the
United States.
At the same time the President proclaimed
a reduction of one-half cent a pound in the tariff on imported
sugar, making a duty reduction of 25%.
The processing
tax must not exceed the amount of the tariff reduction.
price in excess of 50 cents a fine ounce.
Other Provisions
to
President Roosevelt
approved to-day, in addition to declaring the policy of having
as
one-fourth of the monetary reserves in silver,
Control Bill and Cuts Import
Limited to Amount of Tariff
sugar
in the form of benefit payments, a
pages 3534-35.
As to the provisions
The bill
Tax
Reduction.
Acting
favorably reported on May 26 by the House
Ways and Means Committee.
The House bill was identical
was
Sugar
Signs
25%—Processing
Duty
President said that this
increase in the Government's monetary stocks so that silver
would represent onb-fourth of the value of the Nation's
monetary reserves, was passed by the House on
Roosevelt
President
the House
Islands, and the Secretary of State,
of our negotiations with Cuba.
industry have an opportunity to improve
operation of this Act.
their
I urge their co-operation
carrying out its provisions.
the newly-enacted bill will be found in
May 19 issue of the "Chronicle" on pages 3341-3342.
Present when. President
Roosevelt signed the JonesCostigan bill on May 9 were Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace, Rexford G. Tugwell, Assistant Secretary of Agri¬
culture; Senators Costigan, O'Mahoney and Thomas of
Utah; Oscar L. Chapman, Assistant Secretary of the InThe full text of
the
MONTHLY
June, 1934.]
terior; Representative Cummings of Colorado, and Marvin
of Texas.
Four pens were, used by the President
in signing the bill.
While Senator Costigan, a former member of the Tariff
Commission, praised the President's action in reducing the
duty on sugar as the first import use of the flexible tariff
provisions of the Tariff Act of 1930 to reduce a schedule, it
was pointed out in a
Washington dispatch May 9 to the
Jones
New
York
"Herald
Tribune"
Arthur
Senators
that
H.
Vandenberg, (Rep.) of Michigan, and Huey P. Long (Dem.)
of Louisiana, bitterly assailed the tariff reduction.
Senator
Vandenberg said the action violated Mr. Roosevelt's cam¬
paign pledge not to reduce tariff protection on agricultuial
products.
On
May 9 Associated Press advices from Honolulu stated:
Signing of the
was
sugar
received here
as a
production control bill by President Roosevelt to-day
blow to the Hawaiian sugar industry.
Commenting
the President's action and tariff proclamation, Richard A. Cooke, Vice-
on
President of the Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Association, said.
"I
not see how the
can
Jones-Costigan act 'will contribute to economic
betterment of Hawaii.'
If the processing tax equals the reduction in the
Cuban tariff, and if this
were
and there would be
were
no crop
no
all returned to us, then we would be as we
betterment—this is provided we were to have
restriction.
"However, the processing tax
Cuban
tariff.
collected
to
on
We
our
may
probably shall
sugar,
and
we
not
be less
the reduction
than
receive
all
of the
in the
processing
most certainly are going to
tax
be subjected
restrictions."
crop
on
May 31 Acting Secretary of Agriculture Rexford
Tugwell proclaimed 4,642,000 short tons of sugar,
value, as the total of sugar quotas for areas outside
raw
the continental United States.
determined
were
The individual
quotas, as
by Secretary of Agriculture Henry A. Wallace
offered in
the House to the stock exchange bill for their
"Wall Street origin" as fast as
they appear, Representative
S. Rayburn opened debate on the bill on
April 30 with an
propaganda" which he charged had been
spread to delay or nullify the measure.
attack
"the
on
With the conclusion of debate
May 2, Associated Press
on
the bill in the House
on
accounts from
Washington stated
that the presence of a "junior member of the brain trust"
stirred up a spirited row in the House.
With the completion
by the House of its action on the bill
on
May 4, the measure was sent to the Senate. On May 7
the Senate began debate on the bill, the measure
having
been placed before that
body for consideration on motion
of Senator Fletcher, Chairman of the Senate
Banking and
Currency Committee.
On May 14 conferees
representing the Senate and House
were named to
adjust the differing provisions of the bills
of the two bodies of
Congress providing for the Federal
regulation of stock exchanges.
This action followed the
passage by the Senate on May 12 (by a vote of 62 to 13) of
the Fletcher bill.
Aside from the fact that the Senate
roll call, added
on
rider to its bill,
amendments offered by Senator Fletcher (Chairman of the
Senate Banking and Currency Committee), liberalizing the
provisions of the Securities Act of 1933 there were other
a
as
a
essential differences between the two bills, noted
in
a
follows
as
Washington dispatch May 12 to the New York "Herald
Tribune":
follows:
as
April 27. The majority report was submitted by Chair¬
Rayburn.
The minority report was presented by
Representative Merritt, Republican of Connecticut, who
was the
only signer.
Serving notice that he would "brand" all amendments
on
man
May 12, without
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Short Tons.
The House bill provides for the administration of th
i
proposed Act by
Hawaii
917,000
the Federal Trade Commission, with two members added to it, whereas the
Puerto Rico
803,000
Senate bill provides for
machinery to be known
new
as a
Federal Securities
Philippines
1,015,000
Exchange Commission
Cuba
1,902,000
President by and with the advice and consent of the Senate.
Virgin Islands
to be composed
5,000
Bills Differ
Total
4,642,000
The
Secretary of Agriculture in ascertaining
the facts
to base his decision as to the
quantities of sugar which may
be shipped for consumption into continental United States
from
outside producing areas was assisted
by a Cabinet
Committee, named by the President for that purpose.
Congress Adopts Conference Report on Bill Providing for Federal
Regulation of Stock Exchanges—Measure to Be Known as
Securities Exchange
Supervisory
to
Act of 1934—New
Commission
to
Act in
Capacity—New Measure Embodies Amendments
Securities Act of 1933.
The
completion of Congressional action on the Stock Exchange
measure, it went to the White House for the President's
signature.
Following the action of the conferees in adjusting on
May 26 controversial differences between the Senate and
House
on
the
so-called
Stock
Exchange control bill,
the conference report was signed by the conferees on
May 29,
and on May 30 the bill as agreed on in conference was
reported to the Senate by Senator Fletcher, Chairman of
the Banking and Currency Committee.
As agreed on by
the conferees and accepted by Congress on June
1, the bill,
which is to be known as the Securities
Exchange Act of
1934, lodges with a new body—the Securities Exchange
Commission—authority to supervise the administration of
the Act.
be
The Commission
named
is
to consist of five members to
by the President; this proposal was carried in
by the Senate on May 12.
Under
by the House on May 4, adminis¬
the Fletcher bill, as passed
the Rayburn bill, passed
tration of
the Act had
Commission.
The
been vested in
House
the
Federal Trade
conferees
agreed not only to
yield on this point, but also to agree to the Senate provision
transferring the supervision of the Securities Act of 1933
from the Federal Trade Commission, to the
new
commission
provided in the Stock Exchange control bill.
As adjusted
by the conferees, the bill carries amendments to the Securi¬
ties Act, these amendments having been attached to
the bill
as
a
rider
as
it passed the Senate.
bill for the Federal regulation
The revised
of stock
ex¬
changes passed the House on May 4 by a vote of 280 to 84.
Before the adoption of the bill the House
rejected an amend¬
ment proposed
by Representative Bulwinkle (D., N. C.),
which would
remove administration of the measure
from the
Federal Trade Commission and
place it with a new agency.
Debate on the bill in the House was
brought under
way
on
Monday, April 30, and
was
concluded
the five-mmute rule
on
May 2, when
permitting amendments from the floor
that day, however, the House made
but little progress in its consideration of the
bill, its time
being taken up with the question of authorship of the meas¬
came
ure.
into force.
It
On
stated that
was
been accepted
more
by the House
being made, all of which
reporting the bill.
The bill
the form
on
as
than two-thirds of the bill had
on
were
which action
May 3 with only four changes
sponsored by the Committee
was
taken
by the House was in
by the House Committee on Inter-State
Commerce and the latter's Sub-Committee.
revised
and
Foreign
The
Committee's
bill
was
formally reported to the House
House
bill
sets
up
on
Margin Requirement.
This standard, from the
margin standard.
a
standpoint of what the customer must "put up," is
Senate
bill
leaves
the fixing
a
of margin requirements
which is to administer the proposed law.
The
45% margin.
to the
Commission
It authorizes the Commission to
prescribe rules and regulations for the purpose of preventing the excessive
use
of credit for the
From the
The
House
purchasing, selling, carrying
account
same
bill
did
not
we
attempt
Securities Control Act of 1933.
trading in securities.
or
quote:
to
deal
the modification of the
with
The Senate bill,
amended at the instance of Senator Duncan
at the last
minute,
was
U. Fletcher, Chairman of the
Banking Committee, by the addition of the proposed changes in the Securi¬
ties
On June 1 both the Senate and House
adopted, without
a record vote,
the conference report on the bill providing
for
Federal regulation of
Stock Exchanges.
With the
the
of five members appointed by the
Control Act,
which
Exchange bill,
are
made public
were
favor of the Administration.
some
days
ago
meeting thq
as
These amendments, now embodied in the Stock
intended to mitigate the alleged extreme severity of the
1933 securities control
The effect of that law, it has been widely
measure.
charged, has been to prevent the flotation of securities to such
degree
extreme
an
be preventive of recovery.
as to
With respect to the margin provisions of the House
"Times" account from Washington, May 12, noted:
a
bill
The House bill stipulates that the rules governing margins shall be based
upon
a
fixed standard.
The
standard
is
"an
amount
not
greater
than
whichever is the higher of (1) 55 per centum of the current market price
a
security
or
(2)
during the preceding three
current market
years,
but not
more
than 75
of the
per centum
price."
These restrictions are, however, subject to revision downward or
by the Federal
of
100 per centum of the lowest market price of the security
Reserve Board when in its opinion
a
upward
situation justifying
such action exists.
On
May 14 Representative Rayburn quoted as saying:
amendments to the Securities
Act, passed by the Senate, virtually without change."
On May 14 the House received the Senate bill, and on
motion of Chairman Rayburn of the Inter-State Commerce
"the House will accept the
Committee named conferees
instructed
and
insist
them to
the bill
passed by the House. Besides Chairman Rayburn,
the conferees on the part of the House named on May 14
include Representatives Huddleston of Alabama and Lea of
California, Democrats, and Cooper of Ohio and Mapes of
Michigan, Republicans.
The Senate conferees, appointed by Vice-President Garner,
are
Fletcher of Florida, Byrnes of South Carolina and
Barkley of Kentucky, Democrats, and Goldsborough of
on
In the
Maryland and Couzens of Michigan, Republicans.
New York "Times" it
for the
legislation, in
Goldsborough.
/. •
was
one
noted that all the conferees voted
form
the other, except Senator
or
Incident to the conferees chosen, it was noted on May 15
by the Washington correspondent of the New York "Journal
of
Commerce"
that
the
failure
of
(Dem.), of Virginia, to be accorded
a
Senator
place
on
Carter
Glass
the Committee
created discord in Democratic ranks and led Senator Glass to
seek release from
membership on the Senate Banking and
Currency Committee.
It was added in the paper from which
we quote that Senator Wagner (Dem.), of New York, also
was
ignored in the appointment of conferees, despite the
fact that he may become the next Chairman.
It was
further stated:
Chairman Fletcher Selects Group.
The
appointments
Banking
Committee
newspaper
to
the
conference
Chairman
Fletcher
committee
(Dem.),
.
were
of
.
engineered
Florida,
who
by :
told
correspondents that he had selected Senators who would not
throw some
proposition into the conference that might wreck the chances
of the bill or limit its effectiveness.
With this purpose in mind he also
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(Rep.),
Couzens
In
(Rep.), of Connecticut, and selected Senator
in his stead.
passed by Senator Walcott
The
committee
rejected.
The Kentuckian agreed to continue as a
conferee, but with the
members.
One
suggestion to-day
intended
free
to
been
that
President's statement had been
Byrnes from responsibility and
the
Barkley and
reporting the President's views regarding the pending
legislation, Washington advices to the "Times" May 16
In
before voting on
of administration by the
Roosevelt came out to-day in favor
Federal Trade Commission of Stock Exchanges as
measure.
in
excessive
defined in the Senate bill by amendments sponsored
number of clarifying amendments to-day
as
agreed on
changes voted to-day was the elimination in the marginal
"the excessive
reads,
now
of credit to finance trans¬
use
By taking out "speculative", the law will, in the
in court and other actions necessary for
Senate conferees on the legislation
postponement until to-morrow
a
the conferees,
of
a
Act of 1933
conference scheduled with
could receive further
they
The time
rules
enact
the Senate.
and
previously set
continues in
Another amendment
instructions from
Federal Securities Commission 60 days after the
the new
to
members qualify.
afternoon and agreed to stand fast by the inde¬
until
commission
enforcement.
Another amendment approved, transfers administration of the Securities
President's attitude,
House delegates for this
pendent
as
opinion of the conferees, be relieved of a word which might lead to confusion
The two policies were
obtained
amount
.
actions in securities."
by Senator Glass of Virginia.
by the
the
of credit for speculative purposes.
use
The sentence
in this matter to the independent agency, as
the Senate insisted.
Upset
lower
or
sections of the word "speculative" as used in the subsection relating to the
prefers the 45% margin requirement of the House bill,
The President also
.
One of the
in the Senate
\
instead of giving discretion
raise
to
the motion to report for final action the bill
conference.
provided in the House's
regulation bill instead of by an independent agency as set up
Board
Reserve
The conference group made a
stated in part:
President
Commerce"^ the
on
conditions may warrant.
On May 29, when the report was signed by
a "Times" account from Washington stated:
policies.
outspoken critic of many of the Administration
an
Federal
possibly too, prompted by the fact that Senator Glass
embarrassment and,
has
was
Senators
this point, called for 30 days' notice and gave the
on
May 22 came to an agreement on Senate pro¬
at preventing officials, directors and others
from benefitting in securities transactions through the pos¬
session of "inside" information concerning the corporations
with which they are connected.
On May 26 a complete agreement was reached by House and
Senate conferees on the Fletcher-Rayburn Stock Exchange
regulation bill.
An adjustment of the differences between
the two Houses on the bill was made possible when the House
conferees agreed to accept the Glass plan to place control of
the security exchanges in the hands of a newly created
securities
exchange control commission.
In return the
Senate conferees accepted the House margin provisions fixing
the margin on securities at 45%, but with power given the
by decisions of the other Senate
understanding that he could not be bound
to-day
stock from listing.
aimed
visions
Barkley to-day tendered his resignation from the conference
to Senator Fletcher, but, like that of Senator Glass, it was
Senator
a
According to advices to the "Journal of
friends of Senator Glass.
the Administration as well as close
the conferees
reports,
'
Senate bill,
conferees
Both are staunch followers of
Brynes in a highly delicate situation.
corporate
on
commission authority to poll stockholders on the question.
of to-day placed both Senators Barkley
The President's announcement
action
of procedure.
resignation of
and
their
to
They would give the regulating commission authority to prescribe rules
majority leader, refused to accept
Senator Glass.
On May 16, when President Roosevelt made known that
he favored the House bill providing for the administration
of the Stock Exchange. Control Act by the Federal Trade
Commission, it was indicated that two Democrats named
as conferees, viz., Senators Barkley of
Kentucky and Byrnes
of South Carolina, offered to withdraw in his favor, but
Mr. Glass rejected such a plan, according to a "Times"
dispatch from Washington (May 16) which also said:
Senator Robinson,, the
the
addition
accepted the House provisions on the removal of
of Michigan,
force
promulgated
regulations
90 days.
was
the
until
by
the
Commission
new
Federal
Trade
can
Com¬
mission for enforcement of the Securities Act.
President's Personal Views
President Roosevelt
was
much disturbed by reports that his
ference.
It
to influence
attempt
an
as
involved in the decision
Senate conferees
over
not feel
did
that
a
vital question was
further disturbed when Senator Barkley threatened
were
amendments, sponsored by Senator Glass, and because it
sented that the Senate conferees would
was
on
matter
was
"now
a
closed
Bill
Passes
for
would include the House's adminis¬
measure
and
margin provisions on Stock Exchange regula¬
tions, and all the amendments to the Securities Act of 1933,
with the exception of those pertaining to the activities of
"protective committees."
The proposed amendments to
the Securities Act were carried in a rider to the bill as passed
on May 12.
Stating in its May
that the conferees on that date eliminated one
by the Senate
24 dispatch
major point
Regulation
of Commodity
passed the bill for regulation and
and cotton exchanges.
Re¬
cording the House action on the bill the New York "Times"
in its issue of June 5 under a Washington date of June 4,
control
The task of adjusting the differences
Senate bills providing for Federal
trative
Federal
On June 4 the House
he regretted Mr. Barkley's action,
and
certain that the
is
Exchanges.
incident."
between the House
regulation of Stock
Exchanges occupied the attention of the conferees during
the week ended May 26.
From Washington (May 24)
the New York "Times" reported that it appeared fairly
which
on
House
This difficulty
free agent. Senator Robir.son,
the conference committee, but as a
the Democratic leader, said that while
bill,
3691-3692.
had been repre¬
yield to the House.
control
conferees submitted to and
adjusted, however, by an understanding that Senator Barkley would
remain
the
agreed
the
what form of control administered the new law.
conferee, because he felt pledged to the two important Senate
to resign as a
Exchange
in conference and embodied in the report of
approved by Congress, was
given in full in the June 2 issue of the "Chronicle" on pages
as
President
the
that
Stock
designated the "Securities Exchange Act of 1934," carries
amendments to the Securities Act of 1933, these forming
Title II of the stock exchange measure; these amendments
the conference.
,
said
was
so-called
The
position was
It was stated
emphatically at the White House that his personal views were expressed,
and they were not designed in any way to preclude a free and open con¬
interpreted
of
Nation's grain
the
stated:
"Legislation
!
bring
to
grain
and
exchanges
cotton
under
Government
control was passed by the House to-day and sent to the Senate without a
single
The
objection.
measure
taken
was
up
unexpectedly under suspension of the rules
and passed without a record vote
the Senate
was
opposition in
Its disposition in
in less than an hour.
uncertain, however, not only because of the press of major
legislation that must be acted
some quarters,
before adjournment, but because of stiff
on
particularly to regulating the cotton exchanges.
Designed primarily to curb speculation the bill would set up a commission
which would have full leeway in fixing the limits
might hold at
one
of futures that an individua
time, and also in restricting price fluctuations.
.
.
.
would not apply to bona-fide
Trading limitations under the measure
of
hedging transactions, and "spreads" or straddles" could be limited at the
1933
commission's
controversy, the amendments to the Securities Act of
relating to the activities of bondholders' protective
committees, the "Times" account continued in part:
The "protective
committee" amendments, written by Chairman Fletcher
of the Senate Committee on Banking and
to
Currency, have been subjected
steady fire from real estate organizations and corporations who com¬
plained
that
they
would
work
a
hardship
grave
rather
than ease the
situation.
The conferees debated the protective
two hours
to-day and then voted to eliminate them.
that Senator Fletcher might seek to restore
There was some talk
them in a modified form, but
this is thought unlikely.
was
"considerably sympathy" for
liberal amending of the Securities Act, and that a
indicated
the belief that the problem
workable
could
be
majority of the conference
of making the Securities Act more
adequately dealt with in the pending bill.
interpreted to
was
a more
mean
that further amendatory action probably
The amendments
on
"protective committees" would have brought such
under stricter control of the administration commission.
mission
would
mittees and
have had power to call for
make the
members subject
The conferees
The com¬
monthly reports by such com¬
to the penalty
v'
statute.
provisions of the
v:'
■
' ,.>7';
May 21 in considering the question as to
the Stock Exchange regulating commis¬
sion should possess to require financial reports and state¬
ments from corporations, the securities of which are listed,
accepted a Senate provision giving the commission au¬
thority to require whatever information it might deem
necessary for the protection of investors when a new issue
how
much
to
was
from
be
on
power
listed.
Associated
Washington added:
Press
advices
on
that
date
money
language of the
House bill limiting the frequency of financial reports to quarterly, leaving
unchanged
a
clause requiring the corporations to keep the original informa¬
reasonably up to date.
fixed
not
would
be empowered to license futures
be
in the measure,
treated
as
trust
although it would require that
funds,
deposited with
trust companies except the amount necessary to cover
with the
tion
banks
or
transactions deposited
clearing house organization on contract market members.
or
six months or revocation of license would be the penalty
up to
refusal of
would be punished
a
Individual violations
board of trade to comply.
by denial of trading privileges on the markets or revoca¬
of licenses.
Continued refusal of
ishable by
a
director,
board of trade or any
officer, agent or
fine of $500 to $10,000 and six months to a year's imprisonment,
a
with each day's violation constituting a separate
offense."
On
May 4 when the House Agricultural Committee ap¬
proved a revised bill for regulation of commodity exchanges,
The bill
would
regulations for
set
up
a
operations
amount of futures
special board with authority to
of the
exchanges,
the
passage
make various
particularly in limiting the
holdings by any individual at one price at one time.
Such practices as "wash sales", indemnity
The exchanges,
trading and the like are banned.
through their spokesmen, opposed in extended hearings
of legislation at this time,
pointing out that the Grain Ex¬
change code went into effect only last month and that it should be given a
chance to show what it will do to remedy conditions
complained of.
A formal report on
the bill for the regulation of commodity
exchanges was filed by the House Committee on Agriculture
on
May 10.
The Committee voted on May 4 to report the
bill, Associated Press advices May 4 stating:
Turning deaf
lation
7
For the period after listing, however, they approved the
tion
margin
are
Associated Press advices from Washington said:
would be taken at the next sassion of Congress.
groups
Margins
employee to abide by the Secretary's rules and regulations would be pun¬
One conferee stated that there
not
of Agriculture
commission merchants and floor brokers.
for failure
committee amendments more than
discretion.
Secretary
Suspension
More Liberal Changes Forecast.
This
The
be
ears to
withheld
the pleas of commodity market operators that legis¬
until the
recently effective
been given a trial, the Committee,
mission should
be set up to limit
grains, and to put
trading and
a
by
Grain
Exchange code had
21 to 2 vote, recommended a con-
the futures trading in wheat and other
practices as "Avash
stop to such
"bucket shops."
a
,
:
7
sales",
indemnity
June, 1934.]
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On
May 14 the House Agricultural Committee voted to
cotton exchanges
among the commodity markets
to be regulated
by the measure. As explained in advices
May 14 to the New York "Journal of Commerce" from
Washington, the action of the Committee May 14, was taken
Partial income tax
publicity.
include
at
secret
a
Elimination of consolidated
corporation returns.
Repeal of the 8% normal tax on individual net
with surtaxes
A
In reporting the bill
May 10 the Committee
said that it is "in no sense a relief or
emergency measure,"
but nevertheless
A
report
the
on
bill
commodities
many
said
the
a
5% levy
to raise
wheat, rice,
corn,
oats,
barley,
rye,
Chairman Jones indicated if it
cotton
Ellison
to
ex¬
out
as
it stands would apply only
feature
D.
flaxseed, grain sorghums and mill
were
as
decided to include the cotton
is
certain
calls for
a
and Commerce and the
and outlaws
to
encounter
bill
In
opposition.
to fix limits
futures
on
14 to
the
"Journal
of
as
no
reason
assigned for inclusion of
was
cotton
as
of the
one
The old 8%
in
modities subject to the provisions of the Grain
Futures Act, it is believed
that the action
was
based
on
fears expressed by
now
passage of the securities exchange bill would drive the pro¬
fessional speculators into the
commodity markets.
This.it is said, also caused proponents of the measure to
press for legis¬
lation after it had been
generally admitted that no action would be taken
this
season.
Possibility of the speculators transferring their activities from
markets
the
to
Committee in
a
was brought
to the attention of the
letter from Secretary Wallace to Chairman Jones in which
he declared that such
speculative
"I do not
mean
to
activity would bring "harmful results."
suggest that speculation in all its aspects is harmful
to the
commodity markets," the Secretary said, "but it is clear from
past
experience that unbridled speculation and
speculation of the type which
itself
asserts
in
markets
not
properly regulate! is
not
only
a
dangerous
threat to the recovery
program, but may be the means of again plunging
the country into a depression such as
followed the wild speculation in which
the people were induced to
participate in 1929."
President
Roosevelt Signs
$417,000,000 Revenue Bill Following
Approval of Conference Report by
Congress—70% Couzens
Super-Tax Defeated—President Asks Congress to Reconsider
Tax
on
Philippine
Coconut
Oil
Imposed
in
Act—rPrincipal
Provisions of New Legislation.
President Roosevelt
on
bill.
from
the
Philippine
Islands,
under
the
provisions of the
Revenue Act.
The President suggested that the
question
of a tax on coconut oil be studied further
between now and
The message was referred to the House
Ways and Means
Committee and the Senate Finance Committee.
ton reports
said that it
unlikely that Congress would
act
the matter of the tax before
adjournment of the present
on
session.
V
.
.
■
President Roosevelt listed three
Congress should reconsider
1.
It
is
a
withdrawal
of
an
offer
made
the Philippines.
2.
Its
why he believed
They were:
by Congress to the people of
enforcement
at
this
time
would
produce
"a
serious
condition
the Philippine Islands."
3. No effort has been made to work out a
compromise "which would
be less unjust to the Philippine
people and at the same time
attain, even
if
more
in
the
slowly, the object of helping the butter and animal fat
industry
United
States."
The President pointed out
dence bill provided that
that the Philippine
Indepen¬
448,000,000 pounds of coconut oil
could be imported duty free from the
Philippines each year,
and that the people of the
Philippines accepted the provisions
of
that Act
The
with that
President
deducted from
his
signature to
the
revenue
bill
Congressional leaders and Treasury and
officers.
According
to
from
press
accounts
Washington, Senator Harrison of Mississippi and
Representative Doughton of North Carolina, the Chairmen
Finance and House
Ways and Means Com¬
mittees, who steered the legislation through
Congress were
present,
together
with
other
Committee
members
and
Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau.
The bill, as placed
on the statute
book, does not carry the 10% Couzens
super¬
tax
on
incomes.
Associated
Press
accounts
from
Wash¬
ington summarized on May 10 features of the newly enacted
legislation, as follows:
The
new
Heavier
on
rose
to
on
55%
on
those
:
-
depression
29 brackets to 59%
rate started at 1% on the excess
through 53 brackets
was
From
years.
taxable income
direct result of Senate testi¬
a
houses
now
paid
income
no
capital losses
on,
taxes
may
only to the extent of capital gains,
For
tax
purposes,
held less than
one
capital gains
to
10,
measured
are
80% if from
year,
five, 40% from five
one
and 30%
if
to
be
with
at
100% if \the asset is
60% from two to
two years,
than
more
10 years.
Partnership allowances for losses are limited to
the extent of gains from the sale of
capital assets.
A new gift tax schedule runs
curtail
deductions
to
exactly three-quarters of the estate taxes.
Charge-offs arising from exchanges of stock and
corporate reorganiza¬
tions
limited.
are
New
language will seek
to
insure
that
gasoline and oil taxes
paid
are
by the original producer.
to
raise
ciation
much
as
Though not in the law, the Treasury expects
$85,000,000 by more rigid administration of
depre¬
as
allowances.
Publicity Provision—Repeal of Check Tax.
The
new
publicity provision will
open
to
public inspection
a
separate
statement to be filed
by income tax payers giving the gross and net income
total deductions and credits and the
tax payable.
worth
on
candy and soft drinks, furs valued up to $75 and
jewelry not
than $25 are repealed.
The five cents a $100 tax on the
more
sale
of produce for future
the
date
for
From the
"Times"
delivery is slashed
to
three cents.
Jan.
1
is set
as
repealing the bank check tax.
Washington
we
account
May 10 to the New York
quote:
The chief revenue increase in the lawT will
come through the re-establish¬
tax on the declared value of all
corporate stocks, and
of the 0.1%
ment
the
companion
from
exacted
excess-profits levy to
compel
going business concerns,
000,000 annually in
new revenue.
its
compliance.
is expected
to
This
yield at least
tax,
$95,-
It demonstrated that
earning capacity
when in force in financing the
$3,300,000,000 public works program.
Second in importance among the
increases is the new estate tax, with
rates
in
ranging from 1 to 60% and calculated
new
The
to
yield $90,000,000 annually
revenue.
new
income
tax
structure, applicable to incomes for this calendar
year and returnable next March 15, aims to shift the
burden partly from
the "earned income" class to those whose
incomes come from "unearned"
sources, such as stock dividends and
partially
tax-exempt securities.
The
revenue
Roosevelt's
bill went to the White House for President
approval
May 3,
when
the
Senate
approved
House action which eliminated the Couzens
10% super-tax
on
all incomes and
adopted the conference
The
measure.
May
on
without
House
The
1.
had
Senate
record vote.
a
report on the
approved the conference report
accepted the conference report
The conference report on
the bill
adopted by the House on May 1 by a vote of 253 to
As explained by
Representative Hill, who presented
the conference report for the consideration of the
House,
about 185 amendments were
put in the House bill by the
Senate, and the conferees agreed upon all these amendments
except amendment No. 1, which he noted was the table of
contents, and purely clerical, and amendment No.
13, the
so-called 10% emergency
(Couzens) tax; as to the latter,
higher incomes,
and personal holding companies.
106.
Mr.
Hill
said
Amendment
in
No.
part:
13
10% super-tax
is the so-called
upon
"Couzens amendment," which im¬
the total normal and surtax which the individual
taxpayer pays under the permanent tax set-up and is only for the
year 1934.
We are going to take up amendment No. 13 at a
later time, but I simply
wanted the House to understand that the
super-tax or the so-called "Couzens
amendment" is not involved in the conference
report.
We will have sepa¬
rate discussion and separate consideration of
amendment
is
in
No. 13, which
disagreement between the conferees of the House and the conferees
So in voting upon the conference
report you are not voting
of the Senate.
this provision seeking to impose this super-tax of
10%.
upon
As I have said, there
by the Senate.
are
I
purely clerical
or
185 amendments imposed on the House bill
that approximately 175 of these amendments
were
may say
clarifying amendments that do
way
modify the provisions of the bill
that
the
members
of the
and clerical amendments.
which
House
There
are
are
as
not
a
it passed
concerned
not in any substantial
the
House, and I feel
with
these
of concrete interest to you and I shall
briefly touch upon them.
The Senate amended the House bill as to surtaxes
are
increased
gifts,
estate
transfers,
corporations
clarifying
number of amendments,
however,
by imposing
law provides:
taxes
and swell through
Previously the
the exception that $2,000 of
any excess loss may be charged off from
ordinary
income.
* o
poses a
understanding.
affixed
in the presence of
Internal Revenue
of the Senate
of the
some
$4,000 is eliminated, but
was
many thousands of families in
among
reasons
the tax.
4%
$1,000,000.
that partners in New York
banking
mony
in
Washing¬
was
net incomes above
A new capital
gain and loss provision
next
January "in order that the spirit and intent" of the
Philippine Independence Act "be more closely followed."
on
$1,000,000.
over
Taxes
May 10 signed the $417,000,000
Detailed provisions of the
measure, which is
designed to "plug loopholes" in the present income tax law
and which at the same time revises the
normal and surtax
brackets and levies additional
taxes, were given in the
"Chronicle" of May 5, pages 3022-23.
One of the most
important changes made in the tax structure by the new law
is its limitation of consolidated income tax
returns.
President Roosevelt, in a
special message to Congress on
May 28, asked that early action be taken to reconsider the
three-cent processing tax
imposed on coconut oil imported
revenue
normal tax
between $6,000 and $10,000 and
the stock
commodity markets
file consolidated returns for themselves
begin at $4,000 instead of $6,000.
These surtaxes start at
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace that
may
new
surtaxes
com¬
1 to 60%,
State inheritance
dependent,
Commerce"
the decision to include cotton
exchanges
follows:
on
which may be deducted from
net income to give the taxable
income.
A
10% credit is allowed for all earned net income up to
$14,000, thereby
reducing payments on small incomes.
trading,
on
Credits
subsidiaries.
The
number of existing practices.
a
to 45.
increase.
The privilege is abolished for
other corporations.
income tax schedules
levy a flat 4% normal rate on the first
$4,000 of individual net income.
They retain the $1,000 exemption for
single persons, $2,500 for married and
$400 for each minor
Senate
the
the transfer of estates after death
ranged from
on
not allowed on the
are
excesses over
While
12^%of that capital were estimated
the largest single items in the Act.
imposed to finance the public works program, but went
were
Only railroads henceforth
and
board composed of the Secretaries of Agriculture
Attorney-General
dispatch May
commented
the
the declared value of
corporation capital stock
on
earnings above
compared with the old range of 1
taxes
Smith,- Chairman of the Agriculture Committee, is opposed
measure
The
tax
on
automatically with repeal.
New levies
regulation of cotton exchanges.
The
on
opportunities
markets, the change probably would be made by an amendment in the
House.
Whether the bill will be enacted at this session is
problematical.
The
$4,000,
Neiv Income Tax Schedules
Consolidated Returns.
The bill, of which Mr. Jones is the
author,
to
tax
incomes above
of $6,000.
$95,000,000 annually for
given them.
feeds.
$4,000 instead
1935.
l-10th of 1%
and
These taxes
formal
at
three-cent-a-pound
June 30
urged its early enactment.
Associated
Press Washington advices
May 10 noted the Committee's
report as follows:
Committee's
start
Philippine coconut oil, the revenue to be
Treasury.
Experts estimated the full effect of the law will
not be felt until 1935.
They counted on only
$167,000,000 by the end of the next fiscal year on
previous stand.
The
to
returned to the Island
meeting at which the Committee reversed its
changes "have failed utterly" in self-regulation despite
5
fused
to
rate
of surtax in
recede upon
the lower brackets.
a
greatly
The House conferees
this amendment except upon the basis of
reduced rate in lieu of the Senate rates.
a
re¬
greatly
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MONTHLY
6
the taxpayers an
House bill, through increased rates in the
brackets from $10,000 to $25,000.
The House conferees accepted the
amendment with the modification that these rates be reduced more nearly
to the level of the House rates, so that the lower brackets did not receive the
shock of the increase and, as modified, will raise $9,000,000 additional
to the House bill instead of $28,000,000.
amendment
Senate
The
would have imposed upon
additional $28,000,000 over the
by the Corporation which was
of May 19, page 3371.
the tax revision bill was filed
April 30.
The conference agreement on the
not signed by Senator Reed or Representatives
The conference report on
with the House
measure was
Treadway and Bacharach.
Senator Reed said the bill was
"confiscatory and burdensome in the extreme to every group
of
Federal Home Loan Banks
of 4%.
authority of the Federal Home Loan Bank Board,
announced May 24, Federal Home Loan Banks are per¬
mitted to make advances to their 2,484 member financial
institutions at a rate as low as 4%.
The maximum is 5%,
and this had been the rate up to this time on all advances,
it was noted in a Washington dispatch (May 24) to the
New York "Times," in which it was also stated:
given in our issue of April 28, page 2844.
Further detaih
were given in the "Chronicle" of May 5, page 3022.
The
full text of the Revenue Act is contained in a special
supplement issued with the
Roosevelt
President
Government in
zens
Signs
Fight
it was "likely
that
loans between
"Chronicle" May 19.
and short-term loans between 4A and 5%."
"Member institutions, particularly in the East," said
4 and 4 A%
Bills Designed to Aid Federal
Organized Crime—Calls Upon Citi¬
May 18 signed six bills designed
enlarge the authority of the Department of Justice in
combating organized crime.
The President at the same
time issued a statement in which he said that the laws
constitute "a renewed challenge on the part of the Federal
Government to inter-State crime."
He said that the new
"By reducing the
to
de¬
sign¬
said that they would
criminals have evaded
Federal capture and punishment."
He added that his De¬
partment would continue "without abatement its warfare
ing by the President of the six bills,
close "many loopholes through which
the underworld."
We quote from a Washington dispatch of May 18 to the
New York "Times," summarizing the principal features of
the six
new
The bills
laws:
signed make it a Federal offense,
punishable with heavy fines
Federal agent or officer on duty, to rob a
participate in a riot at a Federal prison and to
imprisonment, to assault a
Federal bank, to incite or
send
in any form across a State line.
strengthens the so-called "Lindbergh kidnaping law" by
kidnaping
bill
Another
giving
a
or
ransom notes
Mr.
jury power to authorize a death sentence where the victim has not
It makes it a Federal crime to carry a kidnaped
State line and makes a seven-day disappearance
evidence that a kidnaping victim has been so transported.
It is also declared a Federal offense to
goods, including bonds and money
in
transport across a State line stolen
Items regarding the Congressional action on these bills
appeared in the "Chronicle' of May 12, pages 3199, 3200, and
May 19, page 3375.
The text of the bills as signed by
the President, will be found in our June 2 issue, page 3703.
President
Roosevelt Signs Johnson
by Public
bill Limiting Rate Contests
Utilities to State Courts.
May 15 President Roosevelt signed the Johnson bill
to prevent public utilities from taking rate orders of State
Commissions into Federal District Courts.
The utilities,
however, may appeal the final decisions of State Courts
to the United States Supreme Court.
The bill passed the Senate without a record vote on Feb.
9, and as noted in the "Chronicle" of May 12 (page 3196) it
passed the House on May 9, the Senate on May 10 agreeing
to a House amendment which would prevent Federal Dis¬
trict Courts from acting on appeal from "any rate-making
On
body of
any
enacted
bill
page
3585.
Rate
of 3%
political subdivision." The text of the newlywas
given in the "Chronicle" of May 26,
Established on Neu) Bonds to Be Issued by Home
Corporation—To Be Exchangeable for Present
borrowers.
3% Bonds of Federal Farm Mortgage
New
3
A%
but
interest rates charged to their
sections to lower the mortgage
many
home-owner
Issue
Program
Continuing
in
Corporation to Replace
of Refinancing Farm
Indebtedness.
Myers, Governor of the FX A, announced on May
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation,
bearing 3% interest per annum, dated May 15 1934, callable
in 10 years and maturing in 15 years, would be used beginning
that day, in place of 334% bonds callable in 10 years and
maturing in 30 years, in continuing the program of refi¬
nancing of farm indebtedness.
In other respects, said the
announcement, these bonds are identical to the 3*4% bonds,
being unconditionally guaranteed by the United States
Government as to principal and interest.
Governor Myers pointed out that the 334% bonds have
been selling substantially above par and that it is the pur¬
pose of the FCA to fix an interest rate on these bonds as
issued which will insure the bonds selling at approximately
W. I.
21 that bonds of the
He pointed to the 3% bonds of the
par.
United States
callable in 20, as selling
being quoted May 19 at 100 23-32.
Treasury, maturing in 17 years and
above par,
lA%
Federal Intermediate
of
Rate
Discount
presumptive
in excess of $5,000.
expand hot only their lendable resources,
institutions will be able to
been returned unharmed.
person across a
which have become members of such banks."
Fahey expects that by reducing the rate on bank advances member
financing institutions
termination."
Attorney-General Cummings, commenting upon the
individuals but only to home
These banks do not loan to
Loan Banks.
he called
citizens, "individually and as organized groups,
recognize the facts and meet them with courage and
minimum bank rate to 4% it is expected that marked
long-term lending activity by the Federal Home
stimulus will be given to
pledged the
upon organized ciime;
He
to be unrelenting in its fight, and
inroads
upon
or
able to
were
legislation would provide additional equipment for the
Department of Justice to aid local authorities, and ex¬
pressed his confidence that the Department will make still
on
Chairman Fahey,
regional Home Loan Banks,
credit.
President Roosevelt on
Government
borrow at 5% from the
convenient long-term loans thus obtainable, because they
borrow elsewhere at lower rates, although only on short-term
spite of the
in
to
greater
the Federal Home Loan Bank Board said to-day
most of the banks from now on will make long-term
"were not inclined to
Co-operate.
to
regional bank are vested with discretionary
of each
directors
While
power,
Six
on
Authorized to Reduce Rate to Minimum
Under
Details of the conference agreement were
taxpayers."
published in the "Chronicle"
Credit Banks
2%.—Interest Rate on New Loans from
Corporation Lowered from 5A% to 5%.
to
Credit
Reduced
Production
Myers, of the Farm Credit Administration,
May 15 that the discount rate of the 12 Federal
Intermediate Credit banks would be lowered from 2*4 % to
Governor W. I.
announced
on
2% on May 16 throughout the United States.
The following
day (May' 16) Governor Myers announced a reduction of
34% to 5% in the interest rate on new loans and advances
made by the Production Credit Associations throughout
the
will
which
second to
was
made
banks
The changes in the
effective immediately.
country,
rates of both the
associations,
Credit banks and the Credit
effect until further notice, are the
be made in two months.
The earlier reduction
in
remain
on
March 16, at
which time the rate of the Credit
234%, and that of the Credit
lowered from 3% to
was
Associations from 6% to 534%.
Reference to these changes
were
made in the "Chronicle" of March 17, page 1840.,
In
announcements
the
of
changes,
latest
the
issued
May 15 and May 16, Governor Myers said that the reduc¬
tions in the interest rate on new loans from Production
Credit
to 5%, and the discount rate of the
2%, are "made pos¬
corporations
Federal Intermediate Credit banks to
by a recent sale of Federal Intermediate Credit bank
debentures, which carried an unusually low rate of interest,,
sible
and
heavily oversubscribed."
were
Owners' Loan
4%
Bonds.
bonds of the
HOLC was announced on April 28.
On the previous day
President Roosevelt signed the bill guaranteeing principal as
well as interest on bonds of the Corporation.
The text of this
bill as enacted into law was given ip. the "Chronicle" of May
The establishment of a rate of 3 % on the new
12, page 3162. According to John H. Fahey, Chairman of
the Federal Home Loan Bank Board, the rate was established
by the Board with the approval of Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau. The 3% bonds will be dated May 1 1934 and
will mature May 1 1952. Interest will be payable May 1 and
Nov. 1 and the bonds will be callable on any interest date on
May 1 1944 at par and accrued interest. Holders
present 4% bonds have the privilege of exchanging
them for the new 3% bonds at any time during the period of
six months, through presentation of their bonds at the United
States Treasury, unless the Board should decide to retire
them at an earlier date.
In that event, under the provision
of the law, they would be taken up at par.
It is pointed out
that while the principal and interest on the new bonds are
and after
of the
guaranteed by the Government, the Government guarantee
on the 4% bonds covered only the interest for 18 years.
Misunderstanding and confusion which had arisen from
an announcement on May
7 relative to conversion of the
outstanding 4% bonds of the Home Owners' Loan Cor¬
poration prompted the issuance on May 10 of a statement
of 2%
$32,500,000
Debentures
Credit Banks—Books
Offered by
Closed Following
Federal Intermediate
Over-Subscription.
Charles R. Dunn, fiscal agent in New York of the Federal
Intermediate Credit banks, announced on May 8 an offering
of
$32,500,000
debentures
of this
Government-owned
banking system.
On May 9 Mr. Dunn announced that the
offering was oversubscribed four times and that the books
A description of the debentures was issued
follows:
had been closed.
May 8
on
as
The securities,
They
are
for the
new
carrying 2% coupons, will mature in six
priced to yield slightly less than the coupon
12
Federal Intermediate Credit Banks will
while $20,000,000 will be used for
money,
amount of debentures
and nine months.
This financing
rate.
involve $12,500,000 of
the retirement of a similar
maturing May 15.
The announcement further said:
After this financing is completed there
institutions,
the lowest
so
ever
far
as
will be $171,000,000 debentures
which is the largest amount in the
of the banks outstanding,
available records show.
placed
debentures.
on
months ago and has since
history of the
The coupon rate of 2% is._
The rate was first affixed
been maintained on all financing
several
for the credit
banks.
President
Child
Roosevelt,
Labor
and
in
Executive
Fair
Order,
Practice
Ends Exemption from
by Employers in
Provisions
Small Towns.
President Roosevelt, in an
and made
more
than
Executive Order issued May 15,.
public May 20, directed that employers with not
three establishments in towns of 2,500 population
MONTHLY
June, 1934.]
less which
must comply with
practice provisions of the NIRA.
This
modified an earlier Executive Order, which had exempted
such employers from
compliance with the President's Re¬
employment Agreement or with codes.
Such employers are
still exempt, however, from wage and hour, minimum price,
and assessment provisions.
The Executive Order said:
or
are
not in industrial areas,
President Roosevelt Vetoes Bill Guaranteeing Minimum
Substitute
child labor and fair
This exemption is intended to relieve small enterprises in
from fixed obligations which might impose exceptional
enterprises
small town3
hardship, but all such
the
expected to conform to the fullest extent possible with
are
requirements which otherwise would be obligatory upon them.
The
full
of
text
the
"Chronicle"
May 26,
House Passes
Bill
May
Road Con¬
to States for
on
motion to recommit the bill to Committee with
an
Farley
May 1 vetoed a bill fixing minimum
employees, and in his
message to the House of Representatives said that the bill
was
"contrary to public policy" in that it provides com¬
pensation to a certain, class of employees regardless of the
need for their services.
"It is discriminatory," he added,
"and establishes a precedent which, if followed, would un¬
doubtedly lead to many abuses."
In another statement
issued after affixing his veto the President said that his dis¬
for
Post
on
Office
substitute
not based
was
much
so
his desire for
on
economy as on "the broad consideration of
and the management of the
postal service."
public policy
The bill would have required the Post Office
May 11 approved the
Cartwright bill, which would set aside $460,000,000 from Fed¬
eral relief funds to be given to the States for road construc¬
tion.
The vote was 255 to 26, and after passage the measure
was sent to the Senate.
There, according to newspaper re¬
ports from Washington, no action is likely to be taken on the
bill during the present session of Congress.
During the
House debate charges were made that the bill constituted a
"pork barrel" appropriation.
A Washington dispatch, May
11, to the New York "Times" said that many Representa¬
tives privately admitted
that, the bill would not be approved
by the Senate, and remarked that nevertheless it was a
splendid "vote-getter."
Before the bill was passed by the House, on May 11, it
rejected by a vote of 207 in opposition to 85 in favor, a
Representatives
Wage for
Employees—Postmaster-General
President Roosevelt
wages
struction.
The House of
Postal
Recommended Its Disapproval.
approval of the bill
Allot $460,000,000
to
appeared in the
order
15
3535.
page
7
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Department
to retain all of the
26,000 substitute workers it now employs
and to pay them minimum wages of
approximately $60 per
month.
The President said that the purposes of the bill
practically been carried out through a revision of
economy orders in the Post Office Department which was
recently made by Postmaster-General Farley.
President
Roosevelt vetoed the bill after the receipt of a letter from
Mr. Farley, in which the latter said that Congress
passed
the bill considering it as a relief measure.
Mr. Farley said
that he did not feel it proper "for the Post Office
Department
to function as a relief
agency" in this instance.
The Presi¬
dent's veto message will be found in the "Chronicle"
May 5,
had
3024.
page
President Roosevelt Signs Bill Passed by Congress
Appropriating
$200,000
amend¬
for
Federal
Participation
in
Chicago
World's Fair
Centennial Celebration.
ment to
provide that "no part of any money authorized to
be appropriated by this Act shall be used to purchase or
contract for any article other than those of the growth, pro¬
duction, or manufacture of the United States notwithstandthat such articles of the growth,
production
President
Roosevelt Asks
manufacture
or
of the United States cost more, if such excess
unreasonable."
of cost be not
On
May 21 President Roosevelt signed the bill passed by
Congress
authorizing the appropriation of $200,000 for
participation in the second year of the Chicago
World's Fair Centennial Celebration.
The bill was passed
by the Senate on April 17; in an amended form the House
passed the bill May 10, the Senate agreeing to the amend¬
ments on May 11.
Federal
Congress to Enact Housing Legislation
House Passes Bill
Designed to Promote Flow
of Private Funds
struction—Bill
Introduced
Insure
Construction
Repair,
Creation
of
Two
Would
Provide
Mortgages,
Federal Insurance
into
New
$300,000,000
&c.—Provides
to
for
Corporations.
President Roosevelt, in a special message to Congress on
May 14, asked for the enactment of legislation designed to
stimulate
housing construction and renovation in the United
States,
particularly in the field of residential building.
Immediately after the receipt of the message an Administra¬
tion housing bill was introduced simultaneously by Senator
Fletcher and Representative Steagall, and was referred to
the Banking Committees of the Senate and House, of which
Mr. Fletcher and Mr. Steagall are the respective Chairman.
Senator Robinson of Arkansas said on May 14 that the new
bill wrould require at least three weeks for consideration,
while other Senate leaders predicted it would
delay adjourn¬
ment of Congress until late in June.
President Roosevelt in his message outlined a
four-point
which provides for Federal insurance of repair and
and certificates issued by building
Specifically, the program as em¬
bodied in the bill introduced in Congress covers the
following
principal points:
program
construction mortgages
and loan associations.
It provides for
1.
a
Federal long-term loans at low interest
rates,
with
maximum of $2,000 to any individual, for the modernization of all
types
of real
2.
property, with
The
Government
particular emphasis
would
guarantee
,
on
residential building.
mortgages
new
on
existing resi¬
dences up to "60% of currently appraised value," and guarantee
mortgages
on
newly constructed homes
up to
Mortgage associations would be privately organized, "under Federal
supervision," to furnish low-cost, long-term financing for home owners
builders under certain safeguards.
4.
The
Federal
Government
would
deposits
are
now
the
shares
and
same
that
a
Nation
to
Approve Montevideo Pact—President
Roosevelt Also Signs Bill Passed by
Rights
in
The Senate
31 1929
The
a
vote
Acquiring
to
Acquisition
$5,000—Includes
of Assets
American
Provision
of Banks
Closed
"Per¬
for
Since
Dec.
by FDIC, at Cost Up to $1,000,000,000.
House of Representatives late on May 24 passed, by
of 175 to 0, a revised bank deposit guarantee bill,
to which was added
Insurance
rider authorizing the Federal Deposit
a
Corporation
to take over the assets of banks
closed since Dec. 31 1929, at a cost of not more than $1,000,000.000.
This provision was known to have the opposition
of
President
would
Roosevelt.
be provided
Funds
for
financing this program
by
expanding the capital stock of the
FDIC and the Treasury Department would be authorized
to buy or sell debentures and other bonds and securities to
furnish
fund.
the
The bill
favorably reported
on
in substantially this form was
May 21 by the House Banking and
It would guarantee deposits up to
Currency Committee.
$5,000 for one year after
July 1, as compared with only
$2,500 under the Banking Act of 1933, and the same amount
in
bill
the
passed by the
Chronicle"
cial
Senate
March
of
24,
May 24 action of the House
on
March 12.
Reference
page
were
1999.
Details
Finan¬
of
the
given in the "Chronicle"
May 20, page 3525.
Committee
Senate
Favorably
Reports
Revised
Congress Granting Equal
Citizenship.
Wagner
Labor
Approval at Present
Session.
Federal Home Credit Insurance
to
First
missive"
Bill—President Roosevelt Said to Desire
Ratifies Equal Rights Nationality Treaty Making United
States
One-Year Extension of Bank Deposit Guaranteet
Increasing Amount
certificates
manner
administer the legislation.
This agency
would have an authorized capital of not more than
$200,000000 to be furnished by the Treasury.
The bill would also
set up the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance
Corporation,
with a capital of $100,000,000, to insure the shares of build¬
ing and loan associations within certain limits.
The Presi¬
dent's message was given in the "Chronicle" of May 19,
page 3377.
*
Senate
on
House Approves
insured.
The bill would establish
Corporation
May 29, by a vote of 255 to 95, passed the
Celler bill to provide for the establishment of a "free trade
zone" in every port of entry in the United States.
The bill,
known as the "Celler Free Port bill," provides that foreign
and domestic merchandise may be brought into foreign trade,
or free zones, without
being subject to our customs laws.
of
insure
of "sound" building and loan associations, much in the
bank
The House
to the Senate bill was made in the "Commercial and
80% of appraised value.
3.
or
Establishing Free Zones for Foreign Trade.
Con¬
The revised Wagner bill
labor board
workers
the
to
to provide for the creation of a
adjudicate disputes between employers and
favorably reported to the Senate
was
Committee
on
Education
and
Labor.
May 26 by
on
Senator
Walsh,
Chairman of the Committee,, said on May 23 that President
Roosevelt hoped the measure would be approved during the
of Congress.
Reports from Washington,
indicated that it appeared doubtful if the bill
could be acted upon before adjournment, since Senator Rob¬
inson, the Democratic leader, has announced that no legisla¬
present
session
however,
tion
would
silver
be
considered
bills have
been
until
the
disposed of.
reciprocal
Action
of
tariff
the
and
Senate
Committee in reporting the measure was said to have been
May 24 unanimously voted to ratify the
equal rights nationality treaty negotiated at the Pan-Ameri¬
can Conference, which was held in Montevideo last winter.
on
This action made the United States the first nation in the
world to ratify the international agreement which guarantees
equal nationality rights to both men and women.
On the
day (May 24) President Roosevelt signed the DicksteinCopeland bill, designed to remove discrimination regarding
nationality in American laws.
The principal provisions of
this measure were noted in the
May 26 issue of the
"Chronicle" on pages 3535-36.
same
hastened by the increasing number of industrial disputes.
The bill, as reported by the Committee, provides for the
creation
of
a
National
Industrial Adjustment
substitute for the present National Labor Board.
is directed to
ment
is
enforce the law and
necessary.
Senator
acts
Walsh
Board
as
a
The Board
only viien enforce¬
has
stated
that
the
primary object of the bill is to clarify rather than extend
existing law governing the relations between employers and
employees.
The Committee's report said that the bill does
not require any employee to join any form of labor organiza¬
tion, nor does it permit the Industrial Adjustment Board
8
MONTHLY
"or
other branch or agency
any
of the Government to fix
to
establishment
signing of the bill,
visions of
bill
the
iliree
Financial Chronicle" of June 2, page 3705.
Conference Report
Contracts.
'
sale
■
bill
Mail
approved
was
of
260
agreement on the bill was reached
ferees.
The bill
provides for
22.
to
record vote
a
on
The
con¬
Assembly
reduction from 8c. to 6c. an
beginning July 1.
The base
rate of pay to bidding air mail contractors may not exceed
33 l/3c. an airplane mile for loads under 300 pounds, and
40c.
a
2839.
the
The
Air
Commerce
Senate,
Mail
bill,
28,
under which
let contracts for
the
McKeilar-Black
the
Postmaster-General
san
air
mail
situation
the next Congress.
without
record
a
then
recommend
broad
a
would
The
House
in
the
substitute bill
Senate
The
a
viva
voce
House
the
on
Indicates
and
Desire
Relief
for
Warns Against Excess
President Roosevelt, in a
Budget
of the
vote
its
1936
Fiscal
Year
fiscal
year 1936, and said that an appropriation of
$1,322,000,000 would "make more difficult, if
impossible," an actual balanced budget at that time
unless
taxes
were
greatly
increased.
He
present estimates "should be sufficient
of the emergencies of
relief
as
said
a
that
whole
and of orderly
to
Federal
Government since the delivery of his budget
last January have proceeded at a slower rate than
estimated, but he said that although the deficit for
then
the current fiscal year
"appropriations
to be
are
will be less than had been anticipated,
still in force and the amounts actually
expended during the following fiscal year will, there¬
be increased over and above my estimate for that
fore,
fiscal year."
He called attention in this connection to the
fact that during the 1935 fiscal
year there will be expended
public works $1,500,000,000 out of appropriations already
made.
his
desire
message
for
a
the
President
balanced
several
budget in
the
times
1936
stressed
fiscal
year,
his
an'd
quoted from his budget message of Jan. 3 1934, in which he
stated that the foundation
of confidence is necessary to
recovery and that "the cornerstone of this foundation is
the good credit of the Government."
In his Januarv mes¬
the President had estimated that for the
period end¬
ing June 30 1935 the sum of $3,166,000,000 would be
sage
required
for additional
emergency expenditures.
lie calculated that
of this amount
$940,905,000 would remain after certain
detailed items were taken into consideration and
after
000,000
was
voted
make
available
$285,continuing the work of the Civilian
for
Conservation Corps.
to
This
for
is
the
general
fund
relief
he
and
asked
for
Congress
the
Public
Works
Administration.
The President asked Congress to
give him "fairly broad powers" in appropriating the money
because
no
and fixed
Gov.
one
could "determine the exact needs under hare
appropriation headings."
Lehman
Signs Bill
Creating
tricts in New
Nine
Branch
Banking
Dis¬
York State.
On
May 16, Governor Lehman of New York signed the
Stephens hill dividing the State into nine banking districts,
and permitting a bank to
engage in branch banking within
its
district.
Before affixing his signature to the bill.
Governor Lehman held an open
hearing on the measure a
own
Albany, on May 10, and as was noted in the "Chronicle"
of May 12, page 3193, one of those who
expressed opposition
thereto was George Y.
McLaughlin, President of the New
York State Bankers Association.
At the hearing, it was
noted in Albany advices to the New York "Herald
Tribune,"
Governor Lehman expressed "considerable concern"
lest the
new
t
obtain
must
approval
by
a
two-thirds
stock of
any corpo¬
may
maintain
Corporation
and
deposit
insurance
accept
may
name
of the Land Bank of New
Bank of the State of New
with
deposits
the
and
Federal
issue
notes
'
York State to
the
Savings
York.
Signs Bill to Aid Minority Stockholders.
Governor Lehman of New York approved,
on May 23. a
provide greater protection for dissenting
minority stockholders in relation to the appraisal and dis¬
posal of their stock.
Reference to the bill appeared in the
bill
designed
to
"Chronicle" of May 26. page 3524.
legislation might revive the "serious menace" of branch
House
Passes
Bill
Authorizing
Industry
Through
Followed
Passage
take
message
In
banks
Gov. Lehman of New York
$440,000,000 in Direct Loans to
RFC and Federal Reserve Banks—Action
by
Senate
of
Glass-Barkley
Bill
Allotting
\"
$530,000,000.
re-employ¬
added, the next Congress would be in session and able to
pass whatever legislation then proved necessary.
The President pointed out that actual
expenditures of
on
companies
evidence of indebtedness.
as
Loan
are:
trust
specifically provided in other parts of the banking law.
as
Changing the
his
ment, at least until the early part of the calendar year 1935."
If conditions have not
materially improved by that time, lie
the
Other banking bills approved by the Gov¬
time, according to the "Knickerbocker
than
more
care
are permitted to become
System, under the D. M.
Banking Board for investments in the
Insurance
bonds
and
905,000 for general relief and public works.
The President
reminded Congress of his desire to attain a balanced
budget
not
Reserve
to (Congress on
message
May 15, asked for emergency appropriations of $1,322,000,000 for financing relief work in the fiscal year beginning
July .1 next.
Of this amount lie proposed to allocate $940,-
'n the
or
and
industrial
Deposit
Appropriation.
special
Banking Bills Signed.
same
State
rations except
vote.
in
the
banks
That
Congress to Appropriate
Expenditures Until July I 1935—
Balanced
indicated.
are
Press," of Albany,
That
for
of April 28, page
May 26, page 3526, provisions of
of New
day.
same
at
ernor
Message of President Roosevelt Asking
$1,322,000,000
in the "Chronicle"
paper,
deposits up to $2,500 with the Federal Deposit Insurance
Corporation under another measure signed by the Governor
measure
passed
The
other
Stephens bills, signed by Governor Lehman on May 15.
Sav¬
banks also are permitted to maintain insurance on
Post Office Committee,
measure.
May 10 by
on
to
ings
however, on May 1 decided not to consider the Senate bill,
and, instead, agreed to pass its own bill, with a slightly
higher maximum rate of compensation specified than that
mentioned
the
that
by a two-thirds vote of
The passage of the bill by the Senate and
members of the Federal
policy to
Senate approval was given the
vote.
stated
of
natural
Savings banks in New York State
year,
and
a
business and property thereof."
Federal Reserve System—Other
approved
further
York Signs Bill Authorizing
Savings Banks
Deposits Under Federal Deposit Insurance Corpora¬
tion—Savings Banks Also Permitted to Become Members of
and during that period a biparti¬
commission, appointed by the President, would study the
one
He
to Insure
Commission.
April
on
He added:
comprised
the Banking Board
same
law
new
an
Inter-State
banking."
districts
that "in addition
noted
was
In the
Gov. Lehman
airplane mile for each additional 100 pounds.
The bill places mail transport under the supervision of the
up to
and of
all its members."
in air mail postage rates,
ounce
area."
trade
otherwise the
or
tendent
An
May 22 by the
defined
safeguards,
there will be the protection arising from the
necessity of
procuring in advance the approval of both the Superin¬
Senate
June 5.
on
and
Governor also stated
Administration's permanent
on May 29 by the House of
Representatives, by a vote
adopted the report without
within
the
the measure
one
or
more
banks, trust companies or National banking
associations, except for the purpose of acquiring by merger,
Temporary
The conference report on the
Air
State-wide branch
with
issued
that
provides that "in no event shall a branch be opened and
occupied in a city or village in which are already located
Commission—Reduction in Postal Rate July I—Private Com¬
Transportation of Air Mail Under
stated
bill
on
panies Resume
memorandum
a
Governor
counties, each district constituting
more
or
In
the
branches
commercial
Revised Air Mail Bill Approved by Congress
Vests Control of Mail Transport in Inter-State
Commerce
—
limits
"It
Other pro¬
in the "Commercial and
indicated
were
not call for
"does
place of employment."
or
competition.
milking
to regulate rates of pay, to limit hours of work, or
affect or govern sanitary or similar working conditions
wages,
in any
REVIEW
The House of Representatives
178 to 6 passed and
sent to
on
May 23 by
the Senate the
bill
a
vote of
providing
8440,000,000 in direct loans to industry, designed to extend
financial
assistance
to
small
businesses.
The
Senate
on
May 14 had approved without a record vote the GlassBarkley bill, providing approximately 8530,000,000 for
direct loans to industry by the Federal Reserve banks
and
the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation, as noted in the
"Chronicle" of May 19, page 3378.
The House bill is a
substitute for the Senate measure, but
Congressional leaders
indicated
The
that agreement would be reached in
bill authorizes the RFC to lend
House
conference.
8300,000,000
small
to
industries, including 875,000,000 to public school
"adequate security."
The Federal Reserve
banks are empowered
by the bill to lend to small industries
an amount not to exceed the
surplus of the Reserve banks
as
ofs July 1 1934. This has been estimated at 8140,000,000.
Items bearing on the Senate and House bills
appeared in the
"Chronicle" of May 26, page 3539; May 19,
page 3378;
May 12, page 3189, and May 5, page 3028.
systems
upon
Omnibus Bill Passed
On
the
by Senate Broadening Powers of RFC.
April 25 the Senate passed
powers
of
the
an
omnibus bill broadening
Finance Corporation.
Reconstruction
Among other things, the bill, it was stated in Associated
Press advices from
Washington April 25, would empfower
the RFC to compromise claims in connection with
the
organization of railroads.
These accounts added:
re¬
The bill would permit the RFC to
accept new securities in adjustment or
compromise of claims against railroads in
bankruptcy jor receivership in a
Federal court.
This part of the
legislation was recommended by Jesse H.
Jones, Chairman of the RFC, with a statement that "without such
power,
ability of the Corporation to agree to any plan of reorganization which
may involve reduction of the
topheavy capital structure of
the
some of the
railroads of the country is so restricted that
reorganizations which can be
effected during the present
depression must be extremely limited."
The measure is expected
by its advocates to facilitate the railroads in
carrying out the program recently outlined by President Roosevelt for
reduction of their capital
structures.
Other sections of the omnibus bill would
put the RFC
for court
proceedings
as
on
the
same
basis
the Government itself in collection of debts and
liquidation of its loans, and liberalize the
powers
of the Corporation.
Loans
from the RFC to
industry and commerce for supply¬
ing working capital, reducing and refinancing indebtedness
and making plant
improvements and replacements are auth¬
orized under the bill, it was stated in the New York
"Times"
which reported that the Senate action on the bill
came just
after Senator
Robinson of Arkansas,
leader, stated that the
measure
lative program for this session.
the Democratic floor
would be added to the
legis¬
The dispatch also said:
June, 1934.]
This
authorization
MONTHLY
only
was
part of the
a
amendments to the present law, asked for
and
man,
be
to
which
used
House
for
also
from
$50,000,000
to
the fund
$100,000,000
Votes
$158,000,000
The House
and
Finance
to
Jones
Cattle
with
advices further noted:
After the Court acted it would
require the consent of holders of 66 2-3
Act.
of the amounts of claims in
each class and
May 17 adopted a resolution appropriating
$158,000,000 to finance the Bankhead Compulsory
total of
on
Cotton Control Act and the Jones Cattle Relief Act.
probably be used for relief
purposes,
it
The bill
The
The Senate Agricultural Committee
to
The
on
3,
amendments
approved to-day would limit the Secretary's power
affecting the producer of rice, milk and its products, peanuts,
flax, dry edible beans, vegetables, fruits, nuts and naval stores.
to fix quotas
The
quotas
provisions
be
not
may
applied
unless
two-thirds
of the
producers desire them.
Another
into
amendment would
account
and taxes in
increased
costs
allow
of
May 5,
Conference
farm
Secretary of Agriculture to take
labor,
interest
payments
on
debts
through
before
doubtful
was
They said
whether
strong
the
to-day
also
approved
a
pressure
would
Passes
Bill
Providing for Establishment of Federal Credit
System—Sheppard Measure
Would Make
Advances
to
Those of Small Means at Nominal Interest.
Without debate the Senate
on May
10 passed a bill to
Federal Credit Union System for the extension
of credit to persons of small means at nominal
interest
rates.
United Press advices May 10 from
Washington to
the New York "Journal of Commerce" said:
establish
The
a
credit
union
(Dem., Texas).
It
plan
was
sponsored
by
Senator
Morris
Sheppard
reported favorably by the Senate Banking Com¬
mittee, which urged its adoption on the ground that it would aid
recovery by
was
putting into the channels of trade the billions of dollars
rates of interest for short-term
emergency
The bill
provides for
credit unions, dascribed
save
a
emergency.
paid in high
loans.
Federal organization to supervise
operations of
as
a
co-operative society enabling its members
in good timas and
money
now
borrow
money at low
to
interest in times of
"
Governor Horner of Illinois
Signs State NRA Act, Effective July 1
—Manufacturers' Association to
Challenge
Constitutionality
of New Law.
Governor Horner of Illinois
National
effective
on
May 14 signed the State
Recovery Administration bill, which
House
will become
July 1 next.
The bill was sponsored by the
Governor, but was approved by the State Legislature only
after a long period of
debate, and after protests had been
made by industrial and business
organizations. Designed to
supplement the Federal National Industrial Recovery Act,
it provides that all National NRA codes shall
Order
Forbids
was
Dismissal
Alleged NRA
Code
of
Employees
for
demoted
or
President
penalized
them
tion's
for
Municipal Bankruptcy Relief Bill.
May 24 President Roosevelt signed the Administra¬
so-called municipal bankruptcy relief bill.
The bill
The
sent to conference to
was
is
measure,
to
defeated
an
amendment by Senator Frazier
designed to
bankrupt farmers.
United Press advices May 4 to the New York "Journal of
Commerce" said:
The measure, an amendment to the
operation
with
of the
Securities
corporate reorganization.
Corporations
be fned
may
Bankruptcy Act, exempts from the
Act, issues of stocks
organization management costs.
Courts
or
bonds
given strict
are
in
connection
control
over
re¬
.
apply for reorganization themselves
by creditors with aggregate claims of
Government
Drouth
Acts
to
Relieve
Threatens Nation's
more
or
a
petition may
than $1,000.
Grain
Sufferers
in
Area
Wherein
Crop—White House State¬
ment.
Incident to the prolonged drouth, which has been threaten¬
ing
a portion of the country's wheat
crop, and which was
partially broken early in the week of May 19 by scattered
rains in the Mid-West, the Federal Government
acted to
afford relief to drouth sufferers.
A statement issued at the
White House, on May 14, said that "new and
present activi¬
ties to meet needs in the drouth area will be
continued
energetically and expanded as necessary." President Roose¬
velt's advisers told him, however, that
any "apprehension
that
is
there will be
shortage of food" in the United States
a
"entirely unwarranted."
At the White House conference,
on
May 14, attended by
officials of the various agencies concerned with the
problem,
a
four-point program for relief in the affected area was out¬
lined, calling, it is stated, for an estimated expenditure of
$50,000,000.
In a dispatch from Washington to the New
York "Herald Tribune," in which this was
indicated, it
was also stated, in
part:
Harry Hopkins, Relief Administrator, announced grants of $450,000 to
three States for seed and expressed the belief
they would save much livestock
on
which the farm families depend for their livelihood.
The grants went:
Wisconsin, $200,000; North Dakota, $200,000, and South Dakota, $50,000,
the last supplementing $150,000 already expended
by that State from relief
funds previously allocated.
The
projected at the conference, which was attended also by
Davis, Agricultural Adjustment Administrator; W. I. Myers,
program
Chester C.
Governor of the
Farm
Credit
Administration, and Lawrence Westbrook,
assistant to Mr. Hopkins, calls for:
Purchase by the Government oI cattle that farmers
Relaxation of AAA crop control contracts;
Provision of stock feed for drouth areas;
are
unable to keep;
Distribution of seed for emergency forage crops to replace grain lost in the drouth.
The cattle purchases, it is believed, can be made when necessary to
provide
owners out of money appropriated for the Agriculture
Depart¬
funds for their
ment for
buying tubercular animals.
The forage grass project, for which
Mr. Hopkins to-day made grants totaling $450,000 to these States, is con¬
ceded to be
prevent
more
or
less
growth of the
a
gamble, since continuation of the drouth will
f
grass.
In addition to the Government's direct efforts to relieve the
situation, it
will ask the railroads to assist by reducing freight rates on
shipments of
supplies and by facilitating their movement into the stricken
Members
into
a
areas.
of Congress Organize.
areas
organized to-day
committee to work with Administration officials in
committee
of nine
was
expediting relief.
designated to represent the group in such co¬
It is headed by Representatives James H. Sinclair,
Republican of North Dakota, and includes Representatives Guy M. Gillette,
Democrat, Minnesota; Fred H. Hilde-
operative activities.
Democrat, Iowa; Einar Hoidale,
brandt.
Democrat,
South
Dakota; Gerald J.
Boileau,, Republican,
Wis¬
consin; Terry M. Carpenter, Democrat, Nebraska; James A. Meeks, Demo¬
crat, Illinois; Roy E. Ayers, Democrat, Montana, and Virginia E. Jenckes,
Democrat, Indiana.
The
drouth
was
month, with
has
intensified
in
the
later
weeks
of
the
a
The
otherwise
Roosevelt Signs
June 5 1933 and
assist
A
making
complaints or giving testimony regarding alleged code
violations. The Executive Order was
given in the "Chronicle"
May 26, page 3535.
On
on
Meanwhile, members of Congress from the drouth
Reporting
Violations.
President Roosevelt on May 15 issued an
Executive Order
prohibiting the dismissal of employees for reporting
alleged
violations of industrial codes of fair
competition, and point¬
ing out that employers who violate the order are
subject to
a fine of $500 or six months'
imprisonment under the terms
of Section 10 (a) of the NIRA.
A statement by the NRA
on May 21 said that in numerous
cases before the
National
Labor Board, employees have
charged that their employers
have
Corporation Bankruptcy Bill Adopted by
Congress.
on
differences.
relief
automatically
passed by the State House
May 9 by a vote of 77 to 46, and was
approved in the State Senate on May 11 by a vote of 28 to 15.
Attorneys for the Illinois Manufacturers' Association were
reported to be planning a test case to determine the con¬
stitutionality of the Act, which they said amounted to a
surrender of a portion of the State
sovereignty. The chief
provisions of the Act were noted in the "Chronicle" of
May 26
page 3548.
Executive
page
Report
adjust
designed
to
extend
financially
distressed
corporations
through
permitting reorganization without the necessity of bank¬
ruptcy or receivership proceedings in the courts.
Before
approving the bill May 4, the Senate by a vote of 37 to 11
the
on
become State codes. The bill
of Representatives on
different
adopted the conference report on May 29.
The bill passed
Senate on May 4 without a record
vote; it passed the
an
agencies.
Union
somewhat
the
be
over cotton
which 10-cent loans have been made
by private banks and other financial
Senate
in
appeared in the Chronicle
3026, May 19, page 3366.
bill would
carrying
measure
1933
on June 1 by the Senate of the con¬
report on the corporation bankruptcy bill, Con¬
gressional action on the measure was completed.
The House
appropriation of $100,000,000 to allow the Secretary to take
on
9
measure
With the adoption
Federal
adjournment.
needed from the White House for
passage.
The Senate Committee
June
on
to the
ference
determining the parity price for farm products.
Committee members said that it
get
the
to
that
passed the House
References
of
Amend¬
May 21, by a vote
favorably reported Administration-sponsored
amendments to the Agricultural Adjustment Act.
Several
committee members reserved the right to oppose on the
floor of the Senate the amendment which would
grant the
Secretary of Agriculture power to tell a farmer who sub¬
scribes to a voluntary production control program what
crops he may plant on his land.
Committee members said
on
May 21 that it appeared doubtful if the measure could
be enacted during the current session of
Congress.
Asso¬
ciated Press advices from
Washington on May 21 summarized
the chief features of the proposed amendments to the
Agri¬
cultural Adjustment Act as follows:
9
sent
approval
form.
ments to AAA,
Broadening Powers of Secretary of Agriculture
—Passage at Present Session Doubtful.
of
was
the White House on May 16 with
day of the conference report.
The
House adopted the
report on May 14.
The bill, which
passed the Senate on May 1 by a vote of 45 to 28, had
Senate
announced.
was
Senate Agriculture Committee
Favorably Reports Series of
75% of the aggregate to confirm
the agreement.
appropriation measure, which was sent to the Senate, allo¬
cates $150,000,000 to finance the law
making cattle a basic
agricultural commodity under the Agricultural Adjustment
Act, and $8,000,000 to finance the operation of the Cotton
Control Act. The cattle to be
purchased by the Government
will
a plan of
refinancing having the endorsement of holders
51% of the amounts of the claims.
Associated Press
of
Control
Cotton
Bankhead
Relief
9
would permit debt-ridden cities and
taxing districts to
compromise their debts by petitioning a Federal Court
contains various
bill which
by Jesse H Jones, RFC Chair¬
refinancing drainage, irrigation and levee districts.
Act
a
raised
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general lack of precipitation reported in the
Midwestern
States.
Harry L. Hopkins, Federal Relief
Administrator, on June 1 made a preliminary allotment
of $5,476,000 to be expended for relief purposes in 10 States.
drouth
Mountains
affected
35
States
New England.
The
culture has described 20 of these States
and
between the Rocky
Department of Agri¬
as
"severely affected,"
while in 10 the condition is termed "chronic."
plans for relief in drouth areas as
drouth situation,
drouth area.
in the emergency
for
Provision
would begin to-morrow
payments to
extra
farmers in addition to the purchase
price of cattle, which are in many cases heavily mortgaged.
New efforts to obtain freight rate reductions to facilitate shipments of
transactions the Act applies, and,
present Soviet regime, as the successor to previous Russian
governments, is in default.
The opinions issued by the At¬
torney-General are not necessarily conclusive, since they
are subject to court tests, but they indicate that governments
which heretofore have made token payments against debt
instalments will no longer be able to continue this practice
all parts of the country, except the
Weather Bureau officials said to-day
Southeastern States, were affected
in varying degrees by the drouth, with
centering in the
Dakotas, Minnesota, Montana, Ne¬
Drouth conditions are aggravated, they
the Midwestern and North Central
braska, and part of Wisconsin.
duced an entirely new
States.
will be carried out by Federal and State
workers in all of the 134 counties in the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wis¬
The cattle purchase program
consin, and Texas, which have been
ditions to these are expected to be
Farmers will get from $6 to
Ad¬
designated "emergency" areas.
made almost daily.
$14 a head for cattle more than two years
old; $5 to $10 for cattle one to two years
old, and $1 to $5 for those less
than one year.
addition, they will get $6, $5 and
In
of
cattle
as
$3 for the various classifications
"agreement" payments, which are not subject to mortgage
liens, in return for their promises to
participate in future beef production
control plans.
The cattle purchased by the
Government will be slaughtered and processed
for distribution to families on relief rolls.
payments due June 15, and diplomatic endeavors have
toward finding a way around this mis¬
of the
directed
been
chievous Act.
added, by record high temperatures in
relief
being stigmatized as defaulters.
This has intro¬
phase of the matter into the problem
without
feed in and cattle out of the area,
extreme conditions
political subdivisions are in default, to what type of
specifically, whether the
and
Secretary of Agriculture, said was
Announcement that the cattle purchase program
put by the State Department.
Secretary of State Hull
Cummings for opinions as to what governments
asked Mr.
follows:
which Rexford G. Tug well, Assistant
"getting extremely serious," the Govern¬
ment to-day speeded its program of relief.
Action included:
Partial release of corn stored under seal to make it available for livestock.
the
meet
tions
advices of May 31 outlined
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Government
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10
Attorney-General indicated, in his reply to Mr. Hull,
The
such
Great
as
Loan
of
Program
previously existing default is waived or overcome
mere pendency of negotiations with a view
to arriving at the amount of the indebtedness due.
The
inhibition of financial transactions was construed, however,
which
Advanced
Producers
to
Terminated April 30—$113,799,097
Under Plan—Loans Mature Aug. 1
CCC
1934.
default because the
Lithuania, are not to be considered in
payments were only partial.
This finding is based on the
statements by President Roosevelt that he, personally, did
not consider them in default.
But the wording of the
Johnson law leaves little
doubt, it was intimated, that
further token payments will not preserve such countries
from the status of a defaulter under the Act.
The Soviet
Government was held in default by Mr. Cummings, who
declared that he was aware of no principle in law under
a
of the
because
Corn
have made token payments heretofore,
Britain, Italy, Czechoslovakia, Latvia and
that countries which
apply only to the floating of bonds and similar obliga¬
and not to dealings in foreign currency, post office
money orders, drafts and other ordinary aids to banking
and commercial transactions.
"It was obviously not the
to
administered by the
Commodity Credit Corporation terminated on April 30.
As of the date of termination, Lynn P. Talley, President of
the Corporation, announced May 11, a total of $113,799,097
had been advanced to producers upon approximately 252,450,000 bushels of corn, sealed and stored on the farm in
accordance with State law, as security for loans of 45 cents
per bushel.
Of this amount, $87,057,186 were disbursed
by the Corporation in direct loans to producers, Mr. Talley
said, the balance being advanced by banks and other lend¬
The
Government
ing agencies
on
corn
loan
plan
the Corporation's
prescribed form, under
will be purchased by the
j)lus accrued interest, when tendered on
arrangements whereby such loans
Corporation at par,
before June 30.
or
of May—Will Be
■!
Surplus Relief Corporation announced on
May 14 that it has contracted to buy a maximum of 225,000
head of hogs by the end of May and awarded bids to 27
meat processors at 23 market points.
Harry L. Hopkins
President of the Corporation, and Federal Emergency Relief
Administrator, said that buying would begin on May 15
and would be continued for a maximum of 15 market days
Federal
The
at the rate of about
15,000 head of hogs daily.
Resolution Adopted,
by Senate Authorizing Loans to Fruit
Growers.
resolution authorizing loans to fruit growers
rehabilitation of orchards during 1934 was passed by
On
for
May 10
a
the Senate.
House Approves
to
Communications Control Bill and Sends Measure
Commission to Supervise
Conference—Would Create 7-Man
Telephone, Telegraph and Radio Systems.
Communications
The
Control
Bill,
of
the
Federal Government,
prohibition, he declared, and it was maintained also that
the issuance of scrip or funding bonds by a defaulting coun¬
try would be legal.
There
Hungary and Yugoslavia.
The
in the last year
by the Johnson Act,
and it is these countries, led by Great Britain, that studied
the effects of the measure on their positions.
It was indi¬
cated clearly in London that the British Government would
be glad to make another token payment if President Roose¬
velt would again absolve Great Britain from the default
status.
But Washington made it known that this could no
longer be done under the Johnson law.
It was suggested
unofficially in London that a token payment might be forth¬
coming even in these circumstances, provided a general debt
conference were called, but there seems to be no prospects
of such action either.
A message by President Roosevelt
or
two
are
mainly affected
Congress regarding the debts was eagerly awaited in these
circumstances, but when it was read on June 1 it added
the regu¬
approved by the
nothing new to the matter.
The
_
his
message,
the
history of the war debts in
and pointed out that Finland is the
only country that has met all payments punctually and in
full.
He admitted the "simple fact" that the war debts have-
and financial relationships
for many years, but alsoemphasized the vital need of the funds by the borrowingcountries and the fact that the United States Government
necessarily borrowed the money, in turn, from the people
of the country, who would have to be repaid.
In the absenceof payment by the debtors, general taxation is required in
order to make payment of the Liberty and funding bonds
issued as representations of the debt.
Notwithstanding these
circumstances, the American people are not disposed to
place an impossible burden on the debtors, but they do feel
gravely
with
consist
Commerce Commission.
reviewed
President
in
detail
The
The bill originally
provided for new regulations and rules.
These, however,
opposed by the American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
and other companies affected, and were finally eliminated
The bill authorizes the Commission to study the utilities
situation and recommend regulatory legislation by Feb. 1
complicated our trade
borrowing countries
the
that substantial sacrifices should be made
the debts.
resources
1935.
The
is
use
sure
in order to meet
being made by debtors of their available
to sway
the United States in its attitude
obligations, the President warned.
The present
situation does not require legislation, he said, and it was
indicated in the message that the former attitude as to
toward the
Foreign Affairs, May 1934.
'
international nature that
received careful attention in
May is that of the debts due
from foreign governments to
the United States Government.
problem has become increasingly more
difficult to find during the current depression, and it was
to
Poland,
the ones
to
were
further
Estonia,
Belgium,
countries that have made token payments
place
to
provides that the Commission shall
iChief among tlie problems of an
Finland is
.
designed
was
Radio Commission would be abolished.
$174,047,439 due on June 15.
only country that made full payments on its debt to
the United States.
The defaulting States include France,
the
members, who will perform the functions regarding
communications now exercised by the Federal Radio Com¬
mission and the Inter-State
a
gate payments of
seven
solution
that
payments
the stigma of default, but there is no
method has been found, and the whole
problem of the June 15 payments is thrown wide open. The
State Department
sent the customary notices to the 13
debtor countries on May 2S, reminding them of the aggre¬
differences between the two bills.
A
incurring
without
Representatives on June 2 without a record vote.
A similar measure, providing for a Federal Communications
Commission of five to regulate the Nation's telephone,
telegraph and radio systems was passed by the Senate on
May 15, as was noted in the "Chronicle" of May 19, page
3368.
A conference committee was named to adjust minor
The House bill
good deal of diplomatic -consideration, fol¬
a
was
lowing this ruling, of ways to make further token
House of
of
relations
countries," Mr. Cummings added.
Re¬
financing of existing indebtedness of a defaulting govern¬
ment to citizens of this country would be excepted from the
with the defaulting
telephone, telegraph and radio transmission under
lation
of Congress to discontinue all commercial
purpose
indication
by FSRC of 225,000 Hogs Before End
Distributed to Needy Families.
Purchase
tions,
this
independence
ments
discuss the
was
of
debts
the
from
any
reparations
adjust¬
The United States remains willing to
debts with every debtor country individually, it
still prevails.
added.
complicated several months ago by the passage of
States.
Under this measure,
German
Debt
Conference Ends.
the Johnson Act in the United
foreign governments that are in whole or
the United States Government on their
partial default to
indebtedness are
unable to raise loans in this capital market.
Interpretation
of the bill was needed, and it was supplied early in May by
Attorney-General Cummings, in response to specific ques¬
Representatives of bondholders in
six creditor countries
May 29, the negotiations regarding the trans¬
fer of debt service on external long-term and medium-term
completed,
on
German obligations,
which were started in Berlin with the
The arrangement
German transfer authorities on April 27.
MONTHLY
June, 1934.}
made
the
of
compromise
views expressed at the gathering.
nobody and that clearly represents a
divergent
many
about to end without any
seemed
The conference
whatever
ment
discussions is one that
result of these protracted
a
as
satisfies
arrange¬
May,
during
occasions
several
on
the
as
France,
Holland, Switzerland and Sweden were quite unable to
agree among themselves and present a united front to the
German officials.
The terms finally arranged cover only
the period from July 1 1934, when the current agreement
expires, to June 30 1935, and the original aim of the meet¬
ing to place the transfers on a contractual basis thus re¬
mained unrealized.
Against coupons due in the next 12
months on
non-governmental German external indebted¬
ness, the Reich authorities agreed to make alternative offers
of 40% cash in foreign currencies, or full payment in fund¬
ing bonds bearing 3% interest. All parties to the conference
made reservations, and it is quite possible that these will
from
delegates
have
United
the
Great Britain,
States,
important bearing on the actual payments.
an
Under the terms
the foreign indebted¬
of the conference,
of the German Government was excluded from the dis¬
ness
cussion, and
far as the delegates in Berlin are concerned
the Dawes 7% loan and interest on the
so
full
on
service
Young plan 5%%
loan will continue to be met.
Severe
portion of the arrangement were made in
the German i>ress immediately after the conference ended,
and these were generally interpreted as warnings that Dr.
Hjalmar Schacht and his transfer associates may try to
reduce or suspend payments on the Government loans as
well.
In well-informed circles it is believed, however, that
only the greatest extremity is likely to produce such meas¬
ures by the German authorities, since the priorities of the
attacks
this
on
Government
halt
the
attempt
any
to
would immediately bring the mat¬
The short-term credits also
diplomatic sphere.
exempted from
are
indisputable, while
are
reduce payments
or
into the
ter
loans
and full service is
settlement,
ex¬
pected to continue, unless summary action is found advisable
by Dr. Schacht.
This
that
means
approximately 8,000,000,000
marks
of
EEYIEW
of
the
more
the agreement
than
500,000,000 marks,
affected by
are
Holders of the bonds
for the ensuing year.
and recipients of dividends due foreign investors on German
equities will be faced with the choice of 40% cash in their
currencies,
own
or
funding bonds for full amounts due.
They
as
soon
conditions
as
generally
are
The report contains an
able and authoritative
exposition of the monetary developments of the last 12
months, and it is noteworthy for its insistence upon a speedy
return to the gold standard in all countries, notwithstanding
the important defections that occurred in the period under
review.
The bank, it is stated, is destined to play an
indispensable role as the center of monetary collaboration
when
monetary
stability is achieved.
The
of
profits
the
institution for the fiscal year were 13,000,000 Swiss francs,
compared with 14,000,000 francs in the preceding year, and
it was recommended that the usual 6% dividend distribu¬
tion be made.
Extensive
reference
is
made
in
the
of novel currency experiments in the
return
of
to
gold and
a
definite and
more
the series
report to
United States and the
qualified return to the standard abandoned.
"The qualified
clearer
statement
the
future American policy reopened the door to inter¬
national discussions between the nations principally con¬
cerned
to
as
the
time
of
definite
stabilization
and
to
a
permanent parity of their resi>ective currencies," the report
states.
"Many factors of progress have developed in the
direction of correcting and of mitigating the difficulties of
restoring the gold standard between the principal countries
and in the direction of agreeing upon improvement of tech¬
nique of its operation,
that the time is approaching when
so
effective resumption of an international monetary standard
based on gold can become established in fact."
It is pointed
out
highly significant that countries like Great Britain
as
and
the
United States, where there has been much dis¬
cussion about altering the base of the monetary
system, are
to-day possessed of greater gold
in
their
histories.
That
reserves
popular
belief
than
ever
faith
and
before
in
the
gold standard is not waning is shown by the extensive hoard¬
ing of the metal in the past year, it is added.
The conclu¬
is
sion
reached that
"there is
no
evidence of authorities
in
country showing the slightest distrust of the position
Which
will be assigned to gold in the future
monetary
any
system."
"For
German external loans, requiring annual interest payments
of somewhat
gold standard
favorable."
of
the purpose
of promoting trade, normal movements
capital and world
economic recovery, there must be a
monetary system working internationally on the same funda¬
mental
basis,
only then
ing
or
of tariff
namely, gold," the
simultaneously that
barriers
and
the
continues.
report
a move toward
suppression
of
"It
is
the lower¬
quotas
and
also, of course, retain their coupons and all the rights
attaching thereto.
The cash payments are not to begin
import
six months after the respective coupons are due, and
provision means, in effect, that Germany will have a
complete respite on foreign payments on the bonds con¬
cerned for a period of six months.
The Iteichsbank agrees
to purchase the coupons at 40% of face value in the
respec¬
general progress in the international field, at least in the
domain of monetary problems, much clarification has been
tive currencies,
mechanism, but
may
until
this
this offer
but it also
the right to
reserves
30 days' notification.
on
A pledge
by the Reichsbank to increase the amount to
if
it
should
be
found
possible to do
withdraw
extended
was
more
than 40%,
The 3%
so.
funding
bonds of the alternative scheme
prohibitions
be
can
undertaken
with
any
While the year just closed records but
success.
hope
of
limited
a
achieved.
Not only does the prevailing public and govern¬
opinion preponderantly support the conclusion that
the gold standard constitutes the best available
monetary
mental
delayed its
or
of the impediments which prevented
many
restoration
have
been
removed or lessened,,
improved application and
operation have been substantially agreed upon.
There can
and
be
of
some
doubt
the
factors
are to be obligations of the
German Government, due in 1945, on which the sinking fund
will
nite
its
of the monetary system.
equal the interest.
Principal and interest will be
guaranteed by the German Government, and the payments
are not to be subject to any transfer restrictions.
Redemp¬
tion in whole
part before the due date may be effected.
Bondholders who accept the funding bonds are to have the
or
right to cash them at 40% of face value in their
after
rencies
the Reichsbank
notice
applies
months'
six
a
as
also.
The
of this
offer
funding
bonds
issued in the currencies stated in coupons.
Several statements were issued by the
the
as
gathering immediately after it ended.
whole, outlined the agreement and
a
although frequent discussions of transfers
devise
machinery
suitable for
be
The
creditors,
remarked
are
application
in
that
undesirable,
impossible
over
a
long
The delegates admitted that after careful study
and potential foreign exchange situation of
Germany, based on figures supplied by the Reichsbank, they
the present
recognize that
order
a
case
can
be made
out
for concessions
iii
assist
to
Germany in working out some of her ex¬
change difficulties.
In a statement issued in New York,
May 29, by the Foreign Bondholders' Protective Council, the
agreement was described
but the
best
make."
Berlin
treatment made
intimated
renew
holders
are
Cautious
in
the
more
Germany
serious of the difficulties
some
to
Swiss and Dutch
representatives might
whereby their bond¬
optimism regarding the future and
gold
14,
standard
after
it
was
Yice-Governors of
these
to
come
or
respect
degree,
in
trade were generally
they have been throughout the de¬
as
few new trade treaties were concluded, and
aid the dwindling exchanges of goods to some
but the restrictive measures far outweighed them
importance.
the
in many parts of the
international
to
A
declaration
The most
in
the
significant
House
of
incident
Commons,
by far
on
that import quotas would
Colonies
on
imports
of
was
May 7,
Walter Runciman, President of the British Board of
by
Trade,
be established in all the British
foreign
textiles.
This
move
was
admittedly aimed at Japan, and it followed the breakdown
of negotiations between Lancashire and Japanese textile
interests
in which
some
means
sought to control the
were
rapid growth of Japanese exports.
The annual quotas an¬
nounced by Mr. Runciman are equal to the average
foreign
textile imports by the respective Colonies in the period from
1927 to 1931, inclusive.
This will mean a heavy diminution
mark
the
a
treaty signed in 1882 lapsed on May 13
submitted
central
banks
to
the
that
23
hold
was
made
as
a
result of
the
French denouncement of the accord.
The German Government
annual
No progress
May toward adjustment of the tariff and quota dispute
between France and Great Britain, and the commercial
intensification
firm faith
first
Japanese exports to such colonies.
of
the
announced,
restrictions
on
May 28, a further
foreign trade which
on
have been
applied progressively during the last year. Under
the allotment of foreign exchange for
imports of an ordinary nature are reduced to 10% of the
"basic amount," which means 5% of the amount spent for
the
new
such
regulation
abroad in 1930.
The figure now imposed is
one-fifth of the amount available as recently
February.
Essential raw materials purchases by
goods
said to be only
shares in the international institution.
The bankers indi¬
cated their concurrence in Mr. Fraser's views by unanimouslv
resolution declaring "the final object of mone¬
tary policy is the re-establishment of stability on the basis
restrictions.
time
may
as
adopting a
some
in
for International Settlements Annual Report.
and
with
pression.
paid 100%, or else establish clearings.
public May
Governors
world
of
report of the Bank for International Settlements submitted
under the presidency of Leon Fraser.
The report was
made
for
early attempt will be made to
Trade Developments.
demand for highly preferential
creditors, it is pointed out. It was
the present agreements
international
an
Measures adopted by governments
encoun¬
the
was
by
that the
seek to
Bank
"most inadequate and unjust,
that the conference could induce
Among the
at
tered
as
effort
by
period.
of
adjourned
be
common
unfavorable in May,
participants
the uncertainties of the present situation made it
to
to
are
by
general return to gold as the basis
The real question is whether defi¬
achieve a general settlement in monetary and economic
fields, thus leading the way to restoration of the monetary
system and to the completing of economic recovery."
30 days'
on
will
steps
whether
the
cur¬
period, but the reservation
to withdrawal
here
own
no
about
for
last
Germany are, to a considerable extent, exempt from these
ment
on
A decree
was
published by the Italian Govern¬
May 26 wliereunder
an
unusually close control of
MONTHLY
dealings will be established.
This
the restriction of all purchases of
foreign exchange by Italian individuals and corporations to
the requirements of trade and travel.
All banks and business
firms must report to the Banca d'ltalia their holdings of
foreign balances.
Italians who hold securities abroad are
required to file a declaration of their holdings with the
Government for stamping.
Repatriated external issues of
Italian origin are included in this requirement.
all
for
provides
concluded in
treaties
Trade
May include
series
a
of tri¬
partite accords, signed at Rome 011 May 9, by representatives
of Italy, Austria and Hungary.
Under this plan, Italy and
Austria agree to buy 15,742,000 bushels of wheat from Hun¬
at a minimum price of 92.6c. a bushel.
The same prin¬
ciple is applied to the absorption of Austrian lumber and
wood pulp by Italy and Hungary.
Italy will gain from an
agreement from Austria and Hungary to reduce tariffs 10%
011 any products from other countries which go through the
ports of Trieste or Fiume.
Preferential tariffs are to be
gary
extended by each country 011
the products of the other two.
Yugoslavia, concluded
Council Meeting.
League
exchange
foreign
measure
REVIEW
The
of Nations Council held
League
one of its regular
19, in an atmosphere that was
marked by discouragement, despite some rather interesting
sessions
from
May
have
been
dwindling
recent years, and the tendency was in
meeting last month, which was attended
the
at
meetings
in
importance
evidence
to
Council
The
occurrences.
in
14
Foreign Minister—Louis Barthou, of France.
generally admitted in Geneva, reports said, that
the League is now engaged in a battle for life.
Four mat¬
by only
It
one
was
ters of
importance were on the agenda for the meeting, and
was made on two of these.
At the suggestion of
progress
British
the
delegate, steps were taken toward
embargo
an
and munitions shipments to Paraguay and Bolivia,
while tentative arrangements were made toward a plebiscite
011
arms
in
the Saar
next January.
The other important mat¬
and'a complaint by the Hungarian Govern¬
area
ters were China
ment
against Yugoslavia, concerning frontier incidents in
a number of Hungarians
were killed.
No progress
which
made
was
the
on
Chinese
A trade treaty between Germany and
complaint
early in May, provides for an increased exchange of Ger¬
man industrial products and Yugoslavian agricultural prod¬
ucts.
France and Brazil completed ratifications of a com¬
question, while
the
Hungarian
meeting of the Council.
mercial treaty which assures
minimum tariffs in each coun¬
try on the products of the other.
A Franco-German com¬
mercial treaty was due to expire May 20 as the result of
French
of
denouncement
the accord,
but France requested
extension to June 30 just before the date of expiry.
an
Conference.
Disarmament
postponed
was
Fascism
Fascist
for
consideration
Spreads
in
at
future
a
Europe.
and
ideas
principles made important strides in
Europe during May, and the parliamentary form of govern¬
ment received a corresponding setback.
The precise sig¬
nificance
of such developments is, of course, a matter for
debate, but it is clear that the examples set by Italy and
Germany are exercising a powerful influence on the smaller
States
months, during which bilateral negotiations were attempted
Continent.
Fascism was made "legal"
in
May 1, through the adoption of a new Constitu¬
tion embodying the ideas of a corporative State
proclaimed
between
previously by Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss.
Meetings
resumed
of
at
the
General
Geneva,
on
France and
armaments
two
endeavor to solve the
an
The private discussions
between the
great
and
were
May 29, after an interval of many
Germany in
impasse.
Conference
Disarmament
Italy assisted
it
Continental opponents, in which Great Britain
at times, were quite unsuccessful, and
generally assumed that the reassembled General Dis¬
was
Conference
armament
little.
The
events
at
this view, and it
out
be
would
few
first
the
able
to
accomplish
sessions
very
quickly bore
evident that nothing whatever
seems
has been accomplished toward disarmament in the 27 months
of the conference.
The evidence, in fact, is all the other
way,
all the major Powers of the world
as
their
with
armaments
increasing
rapidity.
The
are
almost
of
Austria
the
on
A dictatorship
in Austria, but under the new dis¬
pensation parliamentarism was done away with entirely,
and all power was transferred to the Cabinet.
Latvia was
had existed
the
for
State
next
difficulties
in
a
of
year
to
turn
the
that country on
dictatorship
of
consequence
leading
by
for
solution
a
Martial
law
of
the
declared
was
May 16, and all parliamentary activities
suspended in
were
Fascism
to
depression.
members
the
of
establishment
the
Farmers'
of
a
Union
party, said to represent the wealthy landowners of Latvia.
President
is
said
Albert
Kviesis,
have
to
taken
who
is
member
a
active
an
part
in
of
the
the
party,
unexampled
Continental discussions related mainly to land armaments,
but in the meanwhile naval and air appropriations have
increased in a startling way.
Japanese insistence upon a
ratio
,
Bulgaria, finally, evinced a leaning toward Fascism 011
May 19, when the fall of the Muschanoff Cabinet was made
establishment
of
naval
armaments
higher
than
the
the occasion for
the
of
abolition of party government and the
national
Cabinet
headed
by Kimon
a
60% of the
British or American fleets is imperiling the 1935 naval con¬
ference, and it is difficult to find anything of a reassuring
support and consent of King Boris.
nature in the
dissolved and
outlook.
The first session of the reassembled conference at Geneva
without favorable
not
was
aspects.
This
was
due
to firm
Gueorguieff.
No
These
a
disorders
movement.
changes
carried
were
out
Parliament
with
was
the
promptly
"authoritarian government" proclaimed.
new
attended
the
populace everywhere, it
changes
in any country.
The
indicated, seemed apathetic.
was
statements
by Norman H. Davis, the American representa¬
tive, and Maxim Litvinoff, Foreign Commissar of the Soviet
Union.
Mr.
Davis
i>roclaimed
faith
in
the
ability of the
nations to find a practical solution of the problem.
He ex¬
pressed the belief that Germany would be willing to sign a
disarmament
convention
the
011
basis
which
to
Germany
previously agreed.
With obvious reference to the French
delegation, he pleaded that all nations ought to explain
their positions.
Inveighing against production and traffic
in instruments of death, he remarked that the United States
would
connection
with
the
suppress
made
of
approve
clear
European
a
evils
that
universal
a
of
the
political
veered
first
and
join
in
but
non-aggression
disarmament convention
traffic.
arms
traditional
a
But
policy
entanglements
Commissar Litvinoff made
he
of
pact
and
Mr.
of
efforts
Davis
aloofness
in
to
also
from
still
prevails.
Foreign
plea for disarmament in which
and
stitution,
vention
the
by
Russia
mutual
is
willing
assistance
regularly assembling conference of
optimism
Simon
of
011
these
declarations
May 30,
Great
peace, sitting
auspices of the League.
Britain,
when
and
engendered
Foreign
was
Secretary Sir
Foreign Minister Louis
Barthou of France engaged in an acrimonious
the full Conference.
Sir John Simon
dispute before
for
conference
emphasized the need
obtaining
order to make
German
a
participation
convention
in
the
in
possible, and he remarked that
German insistence upon rearmament
clearly made it
sary to consider the whole matter on that basis.
Britain is ready to co-operate in
neces¬
Great
endeavor that looks
but "we will not lend ourselves
any
promising, Sir John said,
as
gave
in
the
continuance of vague and inconclusive dis¬
M. Barthou, angered by these references, retorted
bitter and ironical address from which
personal allu¬
a
affairs
of
the
Island.
All
authority for
that
remains
of
the
retention by
the United States of the naval base at
Guantanamo.
Presi¬
dent Roosevelt submitted the
treaty to the Senate with a
message
recommending
Senate
was
ratification,
granted
without
and
the
delay.
approval
as
the
of
Announcement
treaty caused rejoicing in Cuba, where the accord
was
most
important development since Cuba won
independence from Spain. It is quite evident that this step
will 'have important and favorable
repercussions 011 the
relations of the United States with all Latin American
tries.
Together
ments,
.vet,
it
of
United
States
America.
with
which
signifies
The
the
full
the
Haitian
details
almost
from
not
complete
interventionist
treaty is
new
have
fiscal
a
control
coun¬
arrange¬
been published as
withdrawal of the
activities
brief document
in
Latin
which
pro¬
vides for the validity of all Acts taken under the 1903
treaty
and the
abrogation of that accord.
Just before the an¬
of the treaty was made, shots were fired
by
Cuban extremists at the home of United States Ambassad*
Jefferson Caffery. but thereafter Mr. Caffery was cheered
nouncement
by large throngs in Havana.
Arms
indefinite
cussions.
part of the 1903 treaty and the Cuban Con¬
States legal sanction for inter¬
the United
long-disputed point is
hailed
Whatever
in
Amendment,
to
quickly dispelled
to
treaty Cuba will attain that genuine sovereignty and
independence for which she has long contended.
The Piatt
pacts,
afterwards.
peace
for the prevention of war under the
John
this
the
by military alliances, he declared.
He proposed
formally that the Conference be transformed into a perma¬
nent
was
made
in
Washington and
Havana,
May 29, of a new treaty between the United States and
Cuba, which, in effect, annuls the Piatt Amendment.
Under
of the
of
Cuba.
announcement
sharply toward the French position of security
guarantee
with
"good neighbor" policy of
the Roosevelt Administration toward all
foreign countries,
disarmament
not
a
Relations
In pursuance of the announced
Traffic
and the
Chaco
War.
A proposal, made at the
League Council meeting in May,
for an embargo on arms and munitions
shipments to the
sions
nations engaged in the Chaco war,
any
taken
were not absent.
He refused angrily to countenance
suggestions for meeting German views 011 armaments
matters.
The rift between the British and French Minis¬
ters
was
so
serious that the Conference
was
adjourned for
a
up
in South America, was
with vigor by President Roosevelt, and there is,
in
consequence, some
ther war supplies to
possibility of a universal ban on fur¬
Paraguay and Bolivia. The proposal at
day in order to find
a way to patch up the quarrel.
Arthur
Henderson, the President, of the Conference, attempted to
mediate, but it would not appear that he met with much
the
immediate success, as the adjournment had to be continued
into June.
effective,
League Council session was made by Captain Anthony
Eden, Lord Privy Seal in the British Cabinet.
Captain Eden
stipulated that an embargo of this nature would prove
United
and
States
therefore
gave
it
would
support.
be
attempted
Measures of
only
if
this
nature
the
MONTHLY
June, 1934.]
President
require Congressional sanction and approval, and
dispatched a message to Congress on May 18
setting forth the facts and asking for authority to proclaim
an embargo.
No one country can control the evil, the Presi¬
Roosevelt
dent said, and he expressed the hope that
provide
the Senate would
Amer¬
concrete example of the willingness of the
a
creasing
the
to
A resolution
introduced in Congress
was
providing for such authority, and it was approved promptly
by both Houses.
The President announced the embargo on
May
all
nations concerned, in the hope that similar measures would
be adopted elsewhere.
The League Council again considered
28,
notifications
and
the matter early in
raised
and
June, but
immediate
immediately
were
some
to
sent
juridical questions were
application
of
all
embargo by
the
countries thus remains somewhat in doubt.
The war in the
concern
deadline
over
m-ost
mills
steel strike
Industria
Threatened
by
increased operating rate, although there were many disturb¬
ing influences appearing in most lines of business.
Among
these
disturbances are the epidemic of strikes which is
sweeping the country, including the threatened steel
strike; the continuance of drouth in the Central West, re¬
still
lieved only by local
rains; the slackening pace of the auto¬
industry, and the continued recession in scrap prices.
Non-ferrous
however,
and
showed
also
were
lower.
substantial
a
Pig iron
gain
shipments,
of April
those
over
further increase is looked for in June.
a
A
metals
revised
code
of
industry,
to
President
Roosevelt
become
competition
effective
May
on
for
June
31.
In
steel
and
by
approved
was
meanwhile
the
demands.
given
further encouragement to the steel
The court's
mated
association
tempt
at
Order approving the revised code, together with a summary
of the
changes as submitted by General Johnson, Donald R.
Richberg, NRA counsel, and Kenneth M. Simpson, Division
Administrator in charge of the code, will be found in the
"Commercial and Financial Chronicle" of June 2, page 3715.]
May 7 reported
country as operating at 56.9% of
capacity, compared with 55.7% reported on April 30.
In
May
17,
on
the
contradiction
which
to
the
view
of
"Iron
the
Age"
of
estimated the
operating rate for the steel
industry, May 15, at 61% of capacity, the American Iron and
Steel Institute at the beginning of that week found
produc¬
tion at the rate of 56.6%, or 4.4 points lower.
The Institute's
estimates for the week beginning May 21 showed a further
decline, with operations at the rate of 54.2% of capacity.
For the
an
following week the trend of business volume showed
improvement of 1.9 points, estimates for that period being
intervention which,
the
Weirton
the
injunction
has
case
in their opposition
producers
National
to
The
Labor Board.
favor, being interpreted
with
the
on
basis of past performance,
as
an
at¬
will give
organized labor.
a
opened their books June 1 for the third
are
expected.]
further decline because of the de¬
to advance prices.
Scrap fell to $10.92 a gross ton on May 29,
compared with $11.17 the week before, $12.17 on May 1 last,
and $9.75 a year ago.
The peak to date this year was reached
in the second week of
March, when the "Iron Age" composite
heavy smelting steel was $13 a ton. The composite prices
of finished steel and pig iron were unchanged.
Finished
for
steel
was 'quoted
at 2.222c. a pound at May 29 1934 as:
against 1.892c. at May 30 1933, while pig iron was $17.90 a
gross ton as compared with $15.01 at the same time last year.
Quiet prevailed in the non-ferrous metal market during
of May, with prices generally lower
(except in the
case of copper).
Actual consumption, it was reported, held
at a fairly satisfactory rate.
"Metal and Mineral Markets,"
at the rate of
56.1% as compared with 41% a year ago.
It
be recalled that at the beginning of April 1933 the steel
mills of the country were engaged to only
15% of capacity,
issue
that
of
May 24, reported that the buying of copper
domestic
market continued restricted, and that no
change was looked for in the conservative attitude of buy¬
ers until
all code problems had been settled.
The foreign
price of copper declined.
business
some
dull.
was
Business
Mineral
Zinc
booked
news
at
on
news
that
Tin
was
was
mixed
was
unsettled
slight concessions.
in
character.
"Metal and
Markets," in its
nounced
that
issue of the following week, an¬
though buying of lead and zinc was in fair
volume, interest in copper continued at a low point because
of the code entanglements.
The recent heavy sales of lead
easily
supported that market.
absence of
Tin
featureless
was
developments abroad.
new
Here in
in
the
New York
the price of copper was unchanged for the month,/being
quoted at 8.62He. for Lake copper and 8.25c. for electrolytic
Lead at New York declined from 4.25c. to 4.15c.
copper.
on
May 17, and to 4.00c. the following day.
Tin was quoted
at 52.65c. on May 31 as against 54.65c. on May 1 and 55.25c. at
the close of April.
Zinc at New York dropped to 4.70c. from
4.75c.
on
May 7. and
further reduced
was
Lumber Movement
may
and
of them
of developments, some
termination of steel producers to liquidate their inventories
its
apparent
dropped three
ago
hearing to the complaints of the Amalga¬
regarded
Few changes in prices
the
of
not
[Producers of pig iron and steel
in
mills
is
in
attitude of
action of that board in granting a
in
steel
decision
what they consider the biased
which expired June 1, will continue to
govern the industry.
[The text of the President's Executive
of the present code,
The American Iron and Steel Institute
series
recovery
of employees have strengthened the belief of steel companies that
overwhelming majority of their men are out of sympathy with the
the
terms
the
a
a
most
iron
the
11,
has resulted' in
by July 1.
Scrap first began to weaken in the middle of
March, when the iron and steel trade made its initial moves
Roosevelt—Non'Ferrous Metal Market Quiet.
The iron and steel trade closed the month of May at an
mobile
has led to
Scrap prices suffered
Retarded
Disturbances—Revised Steel Code Approved by President
ii
threat
commitments.
filling their
groups
quarter.
Trade
difficulty in
business volume
strike
the conflict;
Steel
little
highly gratifying to the industry.
Spontaneous expressions of opposition to
the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers by various
moral support to
in
have
in the trend of
in steel output.
The production rate, which a week
points to 58% of capacity, has rebounded to 59%.
The
rush,
for steel has not developed into a headlong
pressure
should
The turnabout
Cliaco, meanwhile, is being waged with increasing intensity,
and 80,000 to 100,000 men now are
reported engaged in
Progress
obtaining delivery of contract tonnage before July 1,
an
added factor in stimulating releases.
But
date, has been
date, at least,
and
ican people to make their contribution toward the suppres¬
sion of the traffic.
13
REVIEW
Lowest
Since
May 29 to 4.65c.
on
February.
Due in part to the longshoremen's strike,
which has tied
during the month of March of last year, in the
period of the bank moratoria, operations at one time were
the Pacific Coast, production and
shipments at the lumber mills during the week ended May 26
down
1934
to
only 14% of capacity.
May 19, the "Iron Age" reported that the
continued rise of steel output, in the face of a
leveling off
of motor car production, was accounted for in
part by the
desire of consumers to take advantage of contracts made
prior to recent price advances.
However, most of the stock¬
its issue of
In
ing that has taken place so far has been
mills,
which
continued
to
the part of the
on
customers
warn
to
enter
their
specifications early so that delivery could be made before
June 30, when all shipments against second
quarter contracts
must be
completed.
Aside from business done
on
a
and structural tonnage which will
carry
railroad
well into July and
The "Age" of May 31 stated that in
a
steel market
in which the dominant note is uncertainty, much of it trace¬
able to labor unrest,
sentiment.
will
duction
actual business volume is better than
The commonly held
take
a
industry
in
general
tinuance
of
drouth
with
in
expectation that steel
labor
the preoccupation of
disturbances and the con¬
the Central
West
deep shadow over the future that the
current releases
have cast such
a
satisfactory flow of
being overlooked.
were
pro¬
dive in July,
nose
The "Age" further
added:
Steol
specifications from the railroads, railroad equipment makers,
fabricators
well maintained
are
and
in
some
sources
contract
tonnage
tional steel
holding-
are
electric refrigerator manufacturers
for this quarter but
have
up
not
surprisingly well; in
only
have entered
the
taken
all
market
of
their
for
addi¬
for June delivery.
The only
tions to
consuming outlets that have materially reduced their specifica¬
date are the automobile and farm equipment industries.
However,
motor
car
treme
caution which
stocks
of
builders,
material
in
some
instances,
are
reconsidering the
they recently adopted and
than
their
immediate
may
policy of
While
take
the
seriousness of
generally doubted,
decide to lay in larger
operating prospects
possible labor difficulties in
consumers
precautionary
ments
of
of sheets
lowest
except
for
one
from regional associations covering the operations of 1,498
leading hardwood and softwood mills.
Production of these
mills
was,
for
this
period,
estimated
at
186,064,000 feet;
shipments, 169,658,000 feet; orders received, 200,298,000 feet.
Reports received from 1,506 mills for the week ended May 19
estimated
704,003
For
production
feet;
the
212.370,000 feet;
at
shipments,
175,-
orders, 221,589,000 feet.
week
ended
May
26
1934,
softwood
groups
re¬
ported orders above production except Southern pine, West¬
pine, Northern pine and Northern hemlock.
ern
orders
wood
Total soft¬
11% above production.
All hardwood
regions reported orders below output, total hardwood orders
showing a loss of 16% in this comparison.
As during the
were
four previous weeks, orders fell below
those of correspond¬
ing week of 1933, all regions but California redwood report¬
ing decline.
Southern pine and West Coast reported produc¬
tion lower than
orders
tion
were
was
during the similar week of last year.
Total
29% below those of last year's week; produc¬
2% above that of
a
year
ago,
and shipments were
warrant.
in
growing number
steel
are
mills
is
For the second consecutive week unfilled orders
In
still
beginning to
measures, as evidenced by requests for immediate ship¬
originally specified for late June delivery.
In the case
strips, products in which mills are most heavily booked, in¬
May 26
equivalent of 28 days' average production, as compared with
692.084,000 feet, or the equivalent of 29 days' average pro¬
duction
on
similar date
a year ago.
Textile Trades
Quiet.
The textile trades continued very
recessions
were
the
rule.
for
its
the
contraction in business.
previous spottiness, and
an
and
effect for
formed the main
causes
Retail trade continued in
there were few indications of
Numerous price reductions were put into
purpose of stimulating consumer buying, but
early revival.
the
quiet, and further price
trends, together with
Seasonal
rather adverse weather conditions,
material
on
below those of the corresponding date of 1933.
Reports
from 1,752 mills give unfilled orders of 998,600,000 feet, and
gross stocks of 5,567.527,000 feet.
The identical mills report
unfilled orders as 683,038,000 feet on May 26 1934, or the
were
ex¬
part, this change in attitude is due to the steel strike threat.
rather
the lowest of any
were
week since February, and orders
week, according to telegraphic
reports to the National Lumber Manufacturers' Association
ship¬
centers
expanded.
Demands from miscellaneous
fact,
on
25% below their last year's record.
builders and structural
have
lumber operations
were
ouarterly
basis, the industry was said to have considerable
August.
up
MONTHLY
14
mostly with rather meager results.
The continued slow de¬
flation in securities prices and the many uncertainties in
political and economic field, as well as the spreading
unrest, appeared to exert a depressing influence on
the
labor
Added to this were reports of
all activities.
serious drouth
a
the West and Northwest, which, while resulting
lively advance for grains, left serious misgivings as
in parts of
in
a
to the ultimate effect
on
general business.
Trading in the
wholesale markets reflected the slow movement of goods in
of
volume
The
channels.
retail
business
closely
was
re¬
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cotton
month's low, but during the latter half of the
lost part of its gain.
Prospects of silver legislation
month
helped the early advance, but its effect later was offset by
mostly favorable weather developments in the belt and
rumors of an impending curtailment in the production of
cotton cloth reflecting the unfavorable conditions in the
cotton
the
However,
goods market.
actual announcement
May 21 of the 25% reduction in output, to start June 4
and to extend over a period of 12 weeks, failed to further
in
5c. per pound.
middling
%-inch
cotton
spot
Augusta and Savannah, Ga. ; Dallas, Houston
under the Cotton Futures Act:
Tex.
Galveston,
and
Rock,
Little
;
the soaring
rumors
of
grain prices, talk of a short crop in Russia, and
inflationary action by the Government after
some
the adjournment of
Congress.
Increasing attention was paid to
Southern weather
con¬
ditions, with private reports indicating mostly favorable
planting weather during the month and describing the aver¬
to 11.55c.
of 11.40c.
low
a
May 31.
on
issued a proclamation on May 26 increasing the
import duty on chenille rugs and other cotton rugs.
This
was the first occasion when the powers of the NIRA were
of 28-inch
cloth
64x60's
marked
was
down
on
May 7 from
4%c. to 4%c.
On May 22 the price fell to 4%c.
of 27-inch cloth 64x60's was 4%c. on May 31,
4%c. April 30.
10%c. April 30.
May
14
Osnaburgs
were
9%c.
May 31
The price
as
against
as
against
The report of the Census Bureau, issued
announcement by the United
ahead of last year, although by a slightly decreased margin.
The amount consumed in April was given at 512.703 bales
of
lint
bales
and
exporters of such rugs "have indicated to
States" that they will limit their exports to
67,822 bales of 1 inters, compared with 543,690
and 74,529 bales of linters in March,
and
470,359 bales of lint and 60,031 bales of linters in April 1933.
The woolen goods market during the earlier part of the
month continued extremely
tically curtailing production.
a
inactive, with many mills dras¬
Towards the end of the month
slightly better sentiment manifested itself, largely caused
a better seasonal call for tropical worsteds and other
by
fabrics
summer
new
fall
extra
lines
13-15
as
well
as
women's
of
deniers
were
by
the
interest
goods.
wear
May
quoted
shown
in
the
Japanese double
31 at; $1.18@$1.23
against $1.22%@$1.27%
April 30: $1.33@$1.38 March 31;
$1.45@$1.50 Feb. 28; $1.55@$1.60 Jan. 31; $1.37% @$1.42!%
Dec. 29 1933: $1.40@$1.45 Nov. 29; $1.57%@$1.62% Oct. 31:
$1.82%@$1.87% Sept. 29; $1;85@$1.90 Aug. 31; $1.83®$1.88
on
July 31; $2.17%@$2.22% on June 30; $1.65@$1.70 on
May 31; $1.47% @$1.52% April 29; $1.15@$1.20 March 31;
$1.17% @$1.22% Feb. 28; $1.15@$1.20 Jan. 31, all in 1933:
$1.47%@$1.52% Dec. 31 1932; $1.42%@$1.47% Nov. 30:
$1.55@$1.60
Oct.
31;
$1.75@$l.SO
Sept.
30;
$2@$2.05
Aug. 31; $1.40@$1.45 July 30: $1.12%@$1.17% June 30:
$1.10@$1.15 May 31: $1.35@$1.40 April 30; $1.50@$1.55
March 31; $1.67%@$1.70 Feb. 29; $1.87%@$1.90 Jan. 30.
all
in
1932; $1.S5@$1.90 Dec. 31 1931; $2.20®$2.25 on
Nov. 30 and also on Oct. 31 1931, and with $4.70@$4.75 on
Jan. 31
In
extra
the
case
were
of
the
20-22
deniers
Japanese crack double
at $1.16@$1.21 May 31
quoted
against $1.14@
$1.19 April 30: $1.25@$1.30 March 31: $1.40@$1.45 Feb. 28:
$1.52@$1.57 Jan. 31; $1.35@$1.40 Dec. 29 1933; $1.30@$1.35
Nov. 29; $1.45@$1.50 Oct. 31; $1.67%@$1.72% Sept. 29;
$1.82%@$1.87% Aug. 3.1: $1.79%@$1.84% July 31; $2.22%@
$2.27% .Tune 30; $1.70@$1.75 May 31; $1.52%@$1.57%
April 29; $1.10@$1.15 March 31; $1.15@$1.20 Feb. 28;
$1.12% @$1.17% Jan. 31, all in 1933; $1.47% @$1.52% Dec. 31
1932; $1.42%@$1.47% Nov. 30; $1.45@$1.50 Oct. 31; $1.60@
$1.65 Sept. 30: $2@$2.05 Aug. 31: $1.45@$1.50 July 30:
$1.17%@$1.22%
$1.10@$1.15 May 31; $1.32%®
$1.37% April 30: $1.42%@$1.47% March 31: $1.70@$1.80
Feb. 29; $1.95@$2 Jan. 30, all in 1932; $1.85@$1.90 Dec. 31
1931; $2.30@$2.32% Nov. 30: $2.10@$2.15 Oct. 31 1931,
and $4.60@$4.65 on Jan. 31 1930.
30:
June
about 10c. on current
or
a
Pound Determined
as
Tax
Rate Base Under Bankhead Act.
A
of
determination
lint cotton
at
of 11.34c.
10
per
determining the rate of tax
on
pound, the average price
the base for
cotton under the Bankhead
spot cotton
markets,
as
Act, has been made and proclaimed by Acting Secretary of
Agriculture Rexford G. Tugwell,
it was announced by the
agreed to limit shipments to the
yards per year.
In 1932
imports into this country were 472,000 square yards, but in
1933 they advanced sharply to 1,074,000 square yards.
States to 650,000 square
United
under Section
action
cotton
Commission has reported to him.
of
Agriculture,
addition to the
each case.
wholly or in chief value of cotton, 15c. per
has decided to impose the following fees in
The President
provided1 by existing law im
duties
chenille
On
(1)
rugs,
yard.
square
oriental rugs, wholly or in chief value of cotton, 23c.
On imitation
(2)
yard.
per square
chief value of cotton (except grass or ricechenille, imitation oriental, and rag rugs of the type
commonly known as hit-and-miss, 20% ad valorem, but not less than 5c.
On rugs, wholly or in
(3)
other than
straw),
yard.
square
per
fee
The
effective
on
The fees
1934.
the exports
exceed
soon
the
chenille
on
rugs
be made effective on
will
rugs
and the other rugs will be made
May 31 1934
date, unless during the period May 11 to
same
Japan to the United States should
yards, in which case they will be made effective as
of cotton chenille rugs from
90,000
square
possible.
after May 31 a6
Extends Maturity
CCC
Oriental
imitation
cotton
on
June 10
of Loans
Date
to
Producers
Under 10
Cent Cotton Plan to Feb. 1 1935.
pledged as security for producers' loans under
will be taken over or
No cotton
tlie Government 10c. cotton loan plan
Feb. 1
the Commodity Credit Corporation prior to
sold by
1935, except as provided under the terms of the loan agree¬
middling % spot cotton reaches 15c. per
when
ment, e.g.,
pound on the New Orleans market, it was
announced May 8
by Lynn P. Talley, President of the Corporation.
The Ex¬
ecutive Committee of the CCC, he stated, has extended the
maturity
Feb. 1
all the 10c. loans from Aug. 1 1934 to
on
Talley further announced;
upon
eligible cotton under the 10c. cotton loan plan will be
available to producers until July 31, but the corn loan program under
which farmers were enabled to borrow 45c. per bushel on ear corn stored
and sealed on the farm according to State law terminated May 1, and no
Mr.
1935.
Loans
be made.
extension will
further
Extending the maturity
who have
pledged
obtained
warehouse
cotton
market rise between
extension
in
no
notes
of
the
10c.
of
cotton loans means that producers
make repayment, obtain the release of
advantage of any
thus obtaining the
receipts,
and Feb.
now
maturity
1935.
1
producers'
It must be understood that the
loans
the
under
10c.
loan plan
CCC to purchase eligible producers'
held by banks and other lending agencies, if tendered on or before
30 1934 at any loan agency of Reconstruction Finance Corporation
affects the obligation of
way
designated to handle such
As of April
loans
of the
loans may
10c.
repayments
release
of
standing
of
on
$60,806,423.93
the
April
407,000
1,175,000 bales,
approximately
bales.
and
The balance
of the loans out¬
secured by approximately
$39,716,337.87,
totaled
30
upon
date amounted to $21,090,086.06, representing the
same
approximately
at
loans.
30 1934 the Corporation had disbursed to producers in cotton
total
a
767,000 hales of cotton.
Reports indicate that banks and' other lending agencies made loans which
were
not
tendered
$60,000,000
made both
ing
$121,000,000
figures
agencies
are
as
for
1,200,000
purchase totaling approximately
bales.
The
total
cotton
loans
approximately
on
2,400,000
bales
of
cotton.
to the amount of loans repaid to banks and other lend¬
available,
not
one-third of the total
hands of
Corporation
by the Corporation and banks and other lending agencies were
approximately
Accurate
the
to
approximately
on
but
reports
indicate
amount of loans has been repaid,
approximately $40,000,000
on
that
approximately
leaving loans in their
about 800,000 bales.
Rubber.
at first
responded to the announcement of
April 29 regarding the agreement on an international con¬
trol plan, with
a
continuance of the upward movement
initiated
during the previous month.
Later, however, a
violent reaction set in, caused by heavy speculative liquida¬
tion and selling by disappointed holders who regarded the
reduction of only
not sufficient to
12%% in the rubber quotas for 1934 as
eliminate
rapidly enough the seven-month
pound of basis %-inch
sumption to 44,947 tons from 47,097 tons in March, whereas
the 10 spot markets designated by the Secretary
normally the entire first half of the year witnesses a steady
gain in factory operation.
A turn in the downward trend
added:
on
President, on recommendation of the Administrator
requested the Tariff Commission to investigate this
The
nigs.
National Recovery,
for
announced on May 26 that the President has
3(e) of the NIRA with respect to imports
Commission
Tariff
The
directed
supply overhanging the market.
Further misgivings were
caused by the statistics for April, showing a decline in con¬
Under the Act, the average central market
middling spot cotton
values.
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration on May 26.
Administration
The President, in his proclama¬
-
Japanese exporters have
Crude rubber
Average Cotton Price of 11.34 Cents
the
this
tion, imposed an additional fee of 15c. a square yard, equiva¬
lent to 150% of the present tariff duty of 40% ad valorem,
June
1930.
1.
country beginning June
lint
of
States Tariff Commission
that
said
Unifed
and
covering the month of April, showed that
cotton consumption in the United States continues to run
foreign competition.
protect a codified industry from
used to
An
on
pate a planted area of about 29,500,000 acres, and they fore¬
see at this early date a crop of about 11,100,000 bales.
Print
granted by the
President Roosevelt, acting under powers
commodity, and the
on May 17, but later
May 24, and then rose again
Private estimates continue to antici¬
figure advanced to 11.70c.
Cotton
NIRA,
from
this
on
Rugs and Reduces Japanese Quota.
of
reacted to
Montgomery,
Tenn.;
Memphis,
Additional Import Duties
President Roosevelt Imposes
condition as about normal, with stands irregular.
Spot cotton here in New York was 10.75c. on May 1, and
age crop
Ark.;
Norfolk, Va.
Ala.; New Orleans, La., and
on
depress sentiment, which, on the contrary, was swayed by
bullish influences, such as the improved technical position,
a
proclaimed, was certified as the
and
mined
50% of the proclaimed price,
The price proclaimed by the
different market price shall be deter¬
average central market price
on the following markets, designated
until
Secretary, to be used as a base
for
10,000,000 bales of tax-exempt
Statee.
event at less than
no
of
the total
of
excess
the tax is fixed by the Act at
The rate of
but
stricted, with the result that many price concessions came
to light.
Raw cotton in May had an early slow rally from
the previous
in
ginned
allotted to producing
cotton
price
per
constitutes the base for computation of the tax levied on
MONTHLY
-Tune, 1934]
caused by heavy
was
favorable
automotive centers caused renewed offer¬
of statements to the effect that most tire
reports from the
ings and because
weakness when less
carrying substantial forward sup¬
Ribbed smoke sheets for spot delivery were quoted
manufacturers
plies.
at
this was
buying of manufacturers, but
followed by another spell of
12%c.
are
asked
April 30; 11
now
l/16c.
against 13%c. asked on
March 29; 10%c. asked on
31
May
on
asked
as
on
1933; 9%@
9^4c. Nov. 29; 7%c. Oct. 31; 8%c. Sept. 30; 7%c. Aug. 31,
Feb. 28; 10c.
asked Jan. 31; 9c. asked Dec. 29
July 31.
On June 30 the spot price was 6%e.
asked against 6*4 c. asked May 31; 4 5/16c. asked on April 29,
and 2%c. bid and 3c. asked March 31; 2 15/16c.
asked
and
7c.
on
asked Jan. 31: 3 3/16c.
hid and 3%c. asked
on Nov. 30; 37>c. asked on Oct. 31; 3%c. bid and 3 ll/16c.
asked Sept. 30; 4%c. Aug. 31; 3 3/lGc. asked July 30; 2 9/16c.
bid and 2 ll/16c. asked June 30; 2 ll/16c. bid and 2%c.
asked May 31; 3 l/16c. asked April 30; 3 l/16c. bid and
3 3/16c. asked March 31; 3%@3 ll/16c. Feb. 29; 4 5/16@
4
7/16c. Jan.
30;
4 13/16@4
15/16c. Dec. 31 1931;
4 5/16@4%c. on Nov. 30; 4 9/16@4%c. Oct. 31; 4i/2@4%c.
Sept. 30; 5@57sc. Aug. 31;/5%@5%c. July 31; 6 13/16@
6 15/lOc. June 30; 6V>c. bid May 29; 5%@6c. April 30;
6%@7c. March 31; 7%®7%c. Feb. 28; 7%@8c. Jan. 31;
8%@8y2c. Dec. 31 1930, and 15%@1578c. Feb. 28 1930.
Feb.
28; 2%c. bid and 2 15/16c.
bid and 3%c. asked Dec. 31 1932 ; 3%c.
American
Leather
Footwear—Business
and
Satisfactory.
Very
"New England
Letter," under date of May 31 1934, comments upon these
The First National Bank of Boston, in its
markets
follows:
as
Despite unfavorable wreather the retail shoe business has
been very
It has been especially good in the
satisfactory.
Southwest and
South, but lately demand in the industrial
sections has forged ahead of the drouth-stricken areas of the
Central States and Northwest.
,
The most active demand is for footwear
priced at approxi¬
mately $2 to $3.50.
Higher values meet considerable con¬
sumer resistance, although
quality shoes are moving much
better than a year ago.
Manufacturers have experienced one
of the busiest spring seasons since 1929, and the popular
demand for white shoes indicates an active summer in sports¬
wear
and sandals.
son's
Buck finished sides have been the sea¬
that they
will be used in the fall colors as well.
March production of
boots and shoes is estimated to be 34.400.000 pairs, the most
active March since 1928, while output for the first quarter
reached the highest level in four years.
Fall business will
principal
within
start
feature,
month.
a
pected to be
and
Prices, generally speaking, are ex¬
busy
unchanged, and the trade anticipates a
two-cent
tionship with
been
drop in hides
during the past month has
has
the
moved
times,
freely.
volume,
provided,
business continues.
Wettings,
of
that
course,
Considering the
since the first of the
leather,
year,
production and consumption
of all cattle hide leathers for the
32% to 35%
result
Ultimately, cheaper hides should have a
effect upon
and
immediate
pressure
the present good retail
season
Its
for concessions, especially in
In sole leather, likewise, there has been some
Shading of prices.
stimulating
product.
the finished
renewed
a
leather.
upper
first quarter of 1934 are
ahead of 1933, and the best first quarter in
the past six years.
dence of advance
There is, on
the other hand, little evi¬
Higher costs, due to the code,
restive labor, and strong consumer resistance to advancing
prices have narrowed profit margins.
These factors, to¬
purchases.
the uncertainties growing out of the
gether with
tariff and other
speculative
proposed legislation, have
middle
11c. to 9c.
of
planted con¬
and subsoil
also said to be
moisture.
Cattle in the dry regions were
suffering, due to insufficient feed as a result of the parched
pasturage and poor forage crops.
Gradually increasing in
intensity for several months, the drouth is reported to have
affected 35
States from the Rocky Mountains to New Eng¬
land, including western New York, and of the 35 States, 20
of
them
have
being "severely
affected."
"chronic."
The
unfavorable
tional
line
wheat
duced
this
suppressed
the
the
bushels
both
the interna¬
of
sides
by similar conditions in
crops have been reduced
regard to the American
to
441,000,000, which compared
in its April report.
forecasted
with
Con¬
fronted
with an unprecedented drouth, which gave every
prospect of extensive destructiveness to crops as well as to
live stock in the West and Northwest,
Agricultural
Adjustment
an
Administration
about-face by the
on
some of
its
production restriction policies was foreshadowed in a state¬
credited
ment
to
Assistant1 Secretary Tugwell, in which
it
said "the AAA program is not
necessarily one of crop
reduction.
Our policy may well be one of crop expansion,
and wre are prepared to encourage production as well as
to reduce it after taking into consideration the exigencies
of the drouth and the international situation."
In Chicago,
the July
option closed on May 31 at 102%c. compared with
79%c. at the opening on May 1.
At Winnipeg, the July
option closed at 82%c. as against the opening of 66^4c. on
May 1.
Other grains also scored sharp advances during
the month.
July corn in Chicago closed at 61c. on May 31
compared with an opening of 47%c. on May 1, while July
oats closed at 44%c. as against an opening price of 29%c.
on May 1.
July rye closed at 65 %c. compared with 55%c.
at the opening on May 1.
July barley, which opened on
May 1 at 40c., closed on May 31 at 56%c.
The options
for May and
September futures for all grains followed
similar trends.
Sugar.
Cuban
1.41c.
raw
sugar,
in which sales were recorded at 1.40@
first since March 24 1934, when the
1.42c., showed some! further sales at 1.42c.
May 3, 1.47c. on May 7, and 1.43c. on May 22. The whole¬
on
May 2, the
quotation
on
was
sale price of refined sugar
here in New York was marked
April to 4.20c. by one of the
gains,
felt
larger refiners on May 9, the others announcing a similar
reduction on May 10.
A further decrease was made on
May 25 to 4.10c., retroactive to May 23.
"Futures" were more or less irregular,
month
with
grew
reduced.
than
hesitant with the market's
was justified by labor
their caution
Federal inspected slaughter has been
last
year,
but
the supply
hides is usually lighter in the summer months.
may
of countrv
This
month in the sugar situation was the
a
the
signing by President
The bill was approved on May 9.
Cuban sugar,
announced at the same time and will become effective
and marketing
of sugar.
The tariff reduction, amounting to 50 points on
was
Another development
June S.
on
of interest was the longinsular
awaited official announcement of the quotas for the
which was made late on May 31.
approximately in accordance with the fig¬
anticipated by the trade, and were as follows:
possessions
and
Cuba,
The quotas were
ures
Hawaii
917,000 short tons
803,000
"
"
-
-
Puerto Rico.
Philippines
1,015,000
-
Cubas
1,902,000
-
5,000
—
—
""
4,642,000 short tons.
normal
the
Despite
enactment of
announcement of the tariff
more
or
amount
the
Jones-Costigan
bill, and
reduction, trading in "futures"
less quiet, due to
several other matters
clarification. These included the official de¬
regarding the excess Philippine sugars on the way
still awaiting
processing tax and reciprocal tariff bill. Sentiment
however, as it was generally believed that the
gradual elimination of the uncertainties surrounding the
sugar program would have a constructive effect.
here, the
was
better,
move¬
be offset, "however, by drouth conditions in the
Northwest, which may force more than
ended
Roosevelt of the Jones-Costigan bill regulating importations
cision
were
but
chief developments of the
advanced rather
legislative measures. After a week
inactivity, optimism waned and prices receded.
Some buying of hides took place at the lower levels, and
running heavier
Among the
gains.
Virgin Islands
of
ment
on
augmented
crop,
estimate
492,000,000
caused by many proposed
stocks
conditions
been
as
this has also undergone curtailment.
The Department of Agriculture, in its May report, estimated
the total yield at 461,000,000 bushels, and subsequently re¬
continued
so
have
described
Europe, where estimates of the
by about 300,000,000 bushels.
In
winter
troubles in the upper leather divisions of the industry, weak¬
ness
in stock
and commodities
markets,
and uneasiness
or
been
In the other 10 the condition has been termed as
April the1 hide market has dropped
Prior to that time it had
sharply, and tanners, who
successive
NRA.
almost to the vanishing point.
urge
Since the
from
growth of early planted
the
down from 4.30c. at the end of
brought the price of raw material into more equitable rela¬
has
While
trade believes
the
autumn.
The
Northwest.
wheat made fair progress in sections, the late
tinued backward, with a lack of both surface
was
Hides,
15
REVIEW
Coffee.
averaged steady during May. No.
quoted on May 31 at 10%@10y>c. against 10*4 c.
10V>c. March 31; 11c. Feb. 28: 9y2@9%c. Jan.
Dec. 29 1933 ; 7%@7%c. Nov. 29; 7%c. Oct. 31;
Coffee prices
7 Rio was
Following slight recessions during the first few days of
May, the wheat markets developed pronounced strength,
April 30;
31; 8%c.
7%@7%c.
Sept. 30: 7%c. Aug. 31, and 7%c. July 31—these figures
comparing with 7^0. June 30; 7%c. on May 31 and also 7%e.
April 29 and on March 31; 8@81/&c. Feb. 28; 8%c. Jan. 31,
all for 1933 ; 8^4 c. Dec. 31 1932; 8V2c. Nov. 30; 8*4 c. Oct. 31,
with prices scoring sharp
and the nominal price of
the month advanced 5c., or
as
of cattle
on
the markets during coming months.
The trade
expects an active fall
shoe season, and hide brokers point
out that the domestic markets are the cheapest in the world.
Grains.
day.
one
23%c.
the
gains.
Prices on the last day of
the maximum permitted for anv
The maximum gain in Chicago for the month was
per
severe
The weather was the paramount issue,
drouth prevailing in the American and Canadian
bushel.
belts being without precedent.
Dust storms
together with poor germination, caused
spring wheat
which blew the soil,
extensive
failed
crop
and
irreparable
damage.
Intermittent
showers
to relieve the situation, and indications pointed
in
the
neighborhood
of
115,000,000
bushels for
to
a
the
10c. bid
on
Sept. 28.
This last is
against 8%c. bid Aug. 31; 8%e. July 30; 7%c. on June 30 ;
7{4@7%c. April 30; 7*4c. March 31; 7*4c.
30; with 7@7!/4c. Dec, 311931; 67>@6%c.
Nov. 30; 5%@6c. Oct. 31; 5%c. Sept. 30; 5%@5%c. Aug. 31;
5%@6c. July 31; 6%@7c. June 30; 6%c. May 29: Gy>@6%c.
April 30; 5V2c. March 31; 5%@5%c. Feb. 28; 6%c. Jan. 31,
all in the year 1931, and with 71/4@7y>c. Dec. 31 1930.
87>c. May 31;
Feb. 29; 7VsC. Jan.
No. 7 Santos was
quoted on May 31 at 11c. against 107/8c.
April 28 and March 31; ll^c. Feb.
28; 9%@10c. on Jan. 31;
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9c. Dec. 29 1933 ; 8V2@8%c. Nov. 30; 8y8@8%c. Oct. 31;
8%@8%c. Sept. 30; 8c. on Aug. 31; 8@8}4c. July 31; 7%@
considering the
8c. June 30; 8@8x/4c. May 31, and tlie same on April 29 and
ment of the measures
March 31;
bill introduced by Representative
Oklahoma, also sponsored by the Administration.
of
Disney
Enact¬
during the current session of Congress
81/4@8%c. Feb. 28; 8%c. Jan. 31; 9c. Dec. 31
1932; 9%c. Nov. 30, and 10%c. Oct. 31. There was no quota¬
sage
tion
bills in the Senate and House;
on
Sept. 30 1932 for this grade, but earlier in September
the price was 14c. bid.
This compares with 12%c. Aug. 31;
l(H4c. July 30; 9%@9%c. June 30; 9%@10c.
May 31; 9c.
April 30; 8%c. March 31; 8^c. Feb. 29; 8%c. Jan. 30.
It
also
compares
with 8@8x,4c.
Dec.
31 1931;
7*4@7^6e.
Nov. 30; 7%c. bid Oct. 31; 6%@7c. Sept. 30; 6%@6%c.
Aug. 31; 7y>@7%c. July 31; 8%@9c. June 30; 8%@8%c.
May 29, and the same figures for April 30;
7%@8c.
March 31; 7%@8c. Feb. 28; 8%@9c. Jan. 31, all in the year
1931,
and
with
8%@9%c. Dec. 31 1930, and ll^c.
Oct. 31 1930.
of 32,500
Bags of Santos
Ranging from 11.28 to 11.38 Cents
Coffee Sold at Prices
Pound by Grain Stabiliza¬
a
Announcement
made
was
May 3 by the Farm Credit
on
Administration that the New York coffee office of the Grain
Stabilization Corporation on that day sold 32,500 bags of
Santos coffee,
at prices ranging from 11.28 to 11.38c. per
This sale constitutes the final allotment which will
be offered to the trade
of coffee
sealed bids of the
on
1,050,000 bags
acquired from the Brazilian Government in 1931
in exchange for
25,000,000 bushels of American wheat.
The
last previous sale, on
April 11, of 37,590 bags brought prices
from 11.21 to 11.31c. a pound.
The New York Coffee and
Sugar Exchange issued the following, on May 3, regarding
•the
sales
of
coffee
resulting from
barter exchange
by
sales of
the
per
the two governments:
The
first
sale
month, with
that
was
made
time.
The
coffee
high
trade
price
from
Sept.
on
few exceptions,
the average obtained on all
The
1
1932,
have been
obtained
and
made
was
more
the
15c.,
low
regularly since
8 28c.
several
beginning has
since
signed,
were
sigh
a
August 1931,
been
and
have
relief
when the
brought
emphatically made their opinions
.'/•
>
parties.
of
and,
sale.
On
the coffee-wheat
of coffee to this
protest
from
the
coun¬
trade,
such deals known to all interested
••
.
Administration
in
into States
measures
Destroyed in Brazil from June 1931
to
to
months of the year.
half
471,000 bags have been burned during
May, which compared with 411,000 bags
of
during the whole of April and only 557,000 bags from Jan. 1
through March, the Exchange said.
Brazilian Government will continue to exercise
trol of the next crop, which starts to move
bill
ing to advices to the New York Coffee and Sugar Exchange,
announced on May 28.
The announcement lists the
main points resolved by the National Coffee
Department for
regulation of interior dispatches, transportation and expor¬
tation of coffee from all points in Brazil.
of Brazil's
Coffee
1934-35
Crop About Half of
Current
1934-35
coffee
crop
is
estimated
at
15,523,000
bags—about
half of the current crop of 29,880,000 bags,
according to advices to the New York Coffee and Sugar Ex¬
change.
In
change, it
The
will
produce
estimates
announcement,
an
was
National
the
addition to the
issued
May
25
by
the
Ex¬
further stated:
Coffee
Department estimates that the State of
9,650,000
give
bags
total
for
production,
the
of
the
total,
rest
of
while
official
Brazil
it is estimated that
and
July 1 this
on
Sao Paulo
bags.
year
In
there
be 2,000,000 bags still on Sao Paulo
plantations of the current crop,
700,000 bags retained by planters in the State of Minas Geraes and approxi¬
mately 2,000,000 bags representing the part of the present Sao Paulo
for
has been
export
July 1
dispatched from
by
July
1.
1934 to June 30
plantations but which will
Totaling the
1935
of
above
gives
an
not
reach
exportable
crop
Santos
crop
for
refused to establish
contained
In
in the
testifying
Inter-State
industry under
stringent Federal control, under the stimulus of a
from President Roosevelt to Congress asking the
passage of the desired measures, featured developments in
of
their
contention
Appeals, at New Orleans: the defeat of
an
of
a
Circuit
Court
resolution
of
asking
investigation of the NRA petroleum code in the House
Representatives; settlement of the marketing difficulties
on
the Pacific
Coast, and
crude oils of 10c.
As
advance in Pennsylvania-grade
barrel.
the month closed,
mittee had
duced
a
an
by
the Senate Mines and Mining Com¬
reported the Administration oil measure, intro¬
Senator Thomas of Oklahoma, favorably, after
several changes had been made in conformance to objections
voiced by opponents of the measure while the House was
is
Such
cited
measure
decision
the
of
of
present
that
dictatorial
such
need
Federal
the
powers
over
provides in their
program
did
Government
the oil
not
industry as the
appearances
before the
Committee.
Ickes, in answering this claim,
Government
the
be
in
meantime
"under
pointed out that the
from
his
decision,
and
of
matter
production control would
Again, he disclosed that the
strengthened only one section of the code, saying,
the decision, suppose the Texas Railroad Commis¬
should
adopt twice the quota for the State we found
Federal Oil Administration would have to
the
necessary,
stand
the
appeal
an
indefinite position.
an
decision
sion
anticipated
by and help enforce the State action.
Opposition
to the proposed Federal program, which is
backed by all major units in the industry, is sponsored by a
comparatively small group,
whose complaints
would
not
stand
up
ranged from
would make Administrator Ickes a
measure
unconstitutional
was
under the legal attacks which,
and
it
was
indicated, will surely follow its enactment.
Other happenings of major importance in Washington in¬
a measure introduced in the House by
cluded the defeat of
Representative Strong, of Texas, asking for
of
the NRA
petroleum code
as
an
investigation
administered by Federal oil
approval of the Pacific Coast marketing agree¬
by the Planning and Co-ordination Committee, subject
agencies,
ment
final
approval of Administrator Ickes, who is, in turn,
reported awaiting the verdict of the Department of Justice
on
tlie agreement
sending
Texas
of
and intensified plans, as disclosed by the
Oil Administration agents to East
additional
fields
following
the
favorable
court
decision,
for
curtailment of hot oil production and punishment for evaders
of State and Federal proration schedules.
In
handing down the decision favoring the Government,
the Federal Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, at New Orleans,,
dismissed tlie injunction granted in the Eastern Texas Dis¬
trict
Court
certain
restraining
sections
of
Federal
the
NRA
oil
and
agents
the
from
enforcing
petroleum code.
though the decision admitted that the petroleum code
"novelty in legislation." it held that there was no
public business."
Texas
decisions, in
mission
gained
to
a
reason
useful and neces¬
major
month
was
mainly
confined
of which the Texas Railroad Com¬
victory
which,
however,
was
by the second decision.
cur¬
In the-
attempt to obtain injunctions restraining the Rail¬
defeated.
at
one
the
marked degree
a
Al¬
was a
■
during
to court
an
a
Adminis¬
Committee,
Appeals at New Orleans, uphold¬
ing the constitutionality of the petroleum code in support
Commission
in
Commerce
Opponents of the Disney
road
industry during May.
Other occurrences of major
importance included a favorable decision won by the Govern¬
suit
before the House
Disney measure,
Foreign
the Fifth Circuit Court
first,
oil
field
the bill, such as is
on
measure.
he pointed out, would automatically bring higher
prices, which is in keeping with the Administration's wishes.
Mr. Ickes asked for the elimination of the two-year clause
in the Disney bill.
tailed
Texas
the
aims,
message
East
two-year limit
the
on
and
more
the
a
House
designed to stabilize prices and promote conservation.
News in
petroleum
in
in
change
trator Ickes stated that the Administration's oil program
sary to
Petroleum and Its Products.
ment
Another
"to upset laws and regulations generally
20,223,000 bags.
The marked progress of Oil Administrator Ickes's
program
for new legislation placing the
the
Oil Administrator, fixing the quotas
as
distribution.
and
appointments will be made by the President and confirmed
by the Senate instead of being made by the Secretary of
the Interior, as originally provided.
The Senate group also
semi-official
5,867,000
as
will
that
regulatory
the national
by the Senate Committee was revision of the
section governing the appointment of members of the Board
to be created by its provisions.
Under the revised clause,
to
Crop•
Brazil's
State
that the
made
and
Estimate
believes
"dictator," to statements that it
con¬
July 1, accord¬
on
Iekes, acting
production
claims that the
Brazil to Continue to Control Coffee.
The
it
where
ineffective and interfering with
are
for
in
destruction
amounted
first
schedules
■-l.;'.
in Brazil from June 1931 to
May 15
27,281,000 bags, according to advices to
the New York Coffee and Sugar
Exchange, Inc.
The Ex¬
change announced, May 23, .that destruction has been accel¬
erated after a sharp decrease in rate
during the first four
the
and enforce proration
up
having State regulatory laws, this clause
program.
The amended clause, however, also provides
State regulatory groups with the right to appeal to the
District Courts from the orders of the Secretary of the
House
V
'
Mid-May 1934.
(Coffee
the
dealing with
respectively.
partially amended to allow the Oil Administration to
was
go
set
to
States already
Mr.
27,281,000 Bags of Coffee
1934
of the Committees
The text of the
President's message was in the May 2G issue of the "Com¬
mercial and Financial Chronicle," on page 3513.
Following stiff opposition from certain factors in the
industry to the clause in the Thomas bill allowing the Oil
this
of
coffee,
final
in
papers
immediate
on
tiiis
at
pound.
per
opposed to barters
further consignments
of
rumors
have circulated
who
breathe
will
occasions,
barter
try
doubt,,
a
Rolighly,
the sales made is slightly above 10c.
the
bags
62,500
less
or
type, claiming that they hurt the regular channels of trade in
without
to tlie Chairmen
Interior
Corporation.
pound.
asked by President Roosevelt in mid-month, in 'his mes¬
oil
Final Allotment
tion
was
from
However,
Texarkana,
Commission
on
enforcing its
new
regulations
was
ruling by the State Appellate Court,
May 31. dismissing injunctions which the
a
had
obtained against four refining companies
charged with violations of its proration rulings on the basis
that allegations of the Commission and the Attorney-General
were
defective, complicated the situation.
The Court also
injunctive relief sought by the State body was
entirely separate from the State's action for penalties for
ruled that the
alleged
violation
continued
the
final action
bills.
June
of
Commission
current
daily
by Congress
In Oklahoma,
production
at
The
orders.
crude
oil
Commission
allowable
pending
the pending Administration oil
the State Corporation Commission set
on
511,700
barrels,
the
same
figure
as
June, 1934.]
established
in
MONTHLY
the
Federal
allowable
for
State
for. that
June.
developments during the month in the indus¬
news
try included a 10c. a barrel increase posted in prices of Penn¬
sylvania-grade crude oil by all companies; approval of the
NRA
petroleum
code,
as
whole,
a
by
figures
leading
in
oil
industry at the mid-year meeting of the American
Petroleum Institute; proposal for a world
petroleum parley
should the
oil measures in the United States be enacted
new
by the present Congress.
Interest in foreign markets was
Teagle, who returned with other prominent
abroad, where they had been attending unof¬
ficial conferences to consider the
Iraq oil question.
Most
of the oil from the new
field, which is expected to be pro¬
ducing on an export basis within the next few months, will
go to European refineries controlled by the
companies own¬
ing the field, it wras reported.
Price changes follow:
centered
oil
on
May 23.—The Standard Oil Co. of California advanced the
retail prices
grades of gasoline 2 cents
Nevada territory.
.
23.—The Gulf Refining Co. advanced tank car
prices of branded
and unbranded
gasoline H-cent a gallon at Portland, Me.; Boston and
Providence, and 45 points at some other parts of its New York and New
England territory.
May 26.—Socony-Vacuum Oil
Corp. advanced tank
station prices of
gasoline at
net tank wagon and
14.5
vania crude oil 10 cents
19 cents
barrel, both changes effective immediately.
a
Upward revision in gasoline prices throughout the entire
nation
marked
the refined products field during May, as
gains in consumption, coupled with an improvement
in the technical position of the
markets, saw motor fuel
quotations move into higher levels.
seasonal
Price
in
ture
in many sections of the country were
brought
the consequent firming of the price struc¬
wars
end
an
with
the
affected
areas aiding the tone of the market
California refiners moved prices up quite
quite appreciably.
sharply in the sections affected by the recent price war,
while unsettled conditions in
Brooklyn and some sections
of Long Island also
remedied.
were
degree.
Price
changes
posted
during May in
refined
petroleum
products follow:
retail; prices
Augusta, Me.
third-grade prices of gasoline Y cent a gallon at service stations
metropolitan New York, Nassau and Suffolk
counties.
Independents
readjusted prices to bring their lists into line.
May 31.—Standard Oil of New
Jersey and its Southern subsidiary.
Standard Oil of Louisiana, announced
an increase of y cent a
gallon in
tank wagon and service
station prices of gasoline
throughout their respective
marketing
territories.
Standard
Oil
of
of
Ohio
advanced
all
of
grades
one-half cent per gallon for tankwagon and service
station
gasoline
delivery.
May 9.—Atlantic Refining Co. advanced tankwagon and service
station
prices one-half cent per gallon throughout
Pennsylvania and
gasoline
Delaware.
Standard Oil Co. of Pennsylvania and other
companies met the
increases.
May
OF
Corp.
advanced
station gasoline prices one cent per gallon in
tankwagon
and
service
Metropolitan New York
and
one-half cent per gallon in Westchester.
May
cent
11.—Hartol
gallop
per
at
Products
Corp.
Bayonne.
month.
of
In
the
the record
Treasury
THE
refiners
tank
are
gasoline one-half
car
expected to follow this
action.
May 12.—Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey advanced tank
wagon, tank car
and service station gasoline one-half cent
per gallon throughout its territory,
May 12.—Standard Oil Co. of Louisiana advanced tank car, tank
wagon,
and service station gasoline one-half cent
per gallon in Louisiana and
Arkansas.
to
trim
tank
wagon
and
Oil
service
Co.
of
station
New
York,
gasoline
Inc.,
Y-cent
advanced
per
gallon
tank
car.
Buffalo
at
and Rochester.
May 14.—Leading
gallon in the Toronto
marketers
area
to
advanced
gasoline
prices
24Y cents, including the 6
2
cents
cents
Government
May 15,—Richfield Oil Corp. of New York advanced
unbranded tank
car gasoline H-cent to 6 cents
per gallon at New York, and H-cent to
6H
cents
at Baltimore.'
May 15.—Texas Co.
Portland, Me.,
and
respectively.
0.15
exception
tank
R.
car
I.,
gasoline 0.15
cent
7.20 cents and
to
earl^ part of the month, taking advantage
cost of borrowing by discount
bills, the
some
$25,000,000 more bills than it had
expectation that
funds
cent
Co.
gallon
per
of Portland,
Me.,
New York harbor is 6Y
of
New
York,
throughout
Buffalo
and
per
gallon
its
Inc.,
advanced
tank
car
entire
territory,
with
the
Rochester.
The
new
price
at
for "Mobilgas", 6H cents for U. S. Motor
(65 octane) and 6 cents for U. S. Motor (62-63
octane).
May 16.—Spot gasoline was quoted J£-cent per gallon
higher at 4 Y to
4% cents per gallon for low octane material.
cents
May 16.—Oklahoma City retail gasoline prices
as major companies
joined the local price war.
for ethyl,
May
15 cents for standard and 13
17.—Shell
Eastern
Petroleum
cents
were cut
3 cents per gallon
New prices
are
17 cents
for third grades.
Products,
Inc.,
No.
2
gasoline
per
later
at
a
Treasury was paying 0.07% for
$75,000,000 of 91-day funds on a discount basis and 0.16%
$50,000,000 of 182-day funds.
In the first week of the
month the discount basis of the
at
91-day bills
gallon and tank wagon and service station gasoline 1
unchanged
was
0.07%, equaling the
record low, but the discount of the
182-day obligations fell to 0.15%. A week later the discount
had fallen to a new low of 0.06% for
the
91-day bills, owing
only in part to the fact that the amount offered was
$25,000,000 lower than usual at $50,000,000, and for the
182-day
bills to 0.M%.
In the next week the discount on the 91-day
bills was unchanged, but that of the
182-day maturity was
again lower, at 0.13%. The fact that
offerings were then dis¬
that
the
Just
attributable in
was
next
June
on
maturity
a
to
measure
of discount bills
tlje circumstance
$100,110,000
was
20.
the rate of discount
as
011
the bills steadily declined
May, so did the average yield on representative long-term
Treasury issues. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York
computed
the
average
market yield
at
the
month
end
at
2.89%, a new low for a very considerable period. This de¬
clining trend of long-term security yields was a not unex¬
pected accompaniment of the Treasury
money policy and
the Administration's
security policy.
The Treasury saw
it
that
around
excess
the
member
all-time
practically
insuring
banks.
The
bank
record
a
high
strong
reserves
of
demand
Administration,
maintained
were
$1,700,000,000, thereby
for
the
on
its
obligations
hand, by
other
refusing to admit of a real revision of the Securities Act,
helped to letter the market for its own securities.
Because
of
the shortage of high-grade bonds available for
invest¬
ment, banks have had, in self-defense, to turn to more and
still more Government issues.
The
further
rise
in
the
price
of
Government
long-term
achieved in May with a minimum of official
buy¬
Weekly purchases by the Government for its own
was
ing.
account
averaged less than $4,000,000,
or
only one-sixth of
April total.
May buying of Government issues by the
public was influenced by the dissemination of word around
the market that the
Treasury did not intend to do any
important amount of long-term financing on June 15.
Where, early in the month, the market had been expecting
that Secretary Morgenthau would
undertake, on June 15,
to
refund
the
011
$1,200,000,000 of Fourth 4%s, called for re¬
Oct. 15, and to take up, as well, short-term debt
maturing through next September, after the middle of the
month
the
market
learned
that
prise. would be attempted.
bonds
its big
no
such
ambitious
With the yield
on
enter¬
Government
constantly falling, the Treasury decided to postpone
funding and refunding operations until a later date.
Another factor
influencing this decision
was
the fact
that
the Treasury's
general fund balance totaled well in excess
of $1,900,000,000 and its gold devaluation
profit remained
The terms of the June 15
bore
cent per
years
May 18.—Standard Oil Co. of N. J. and Standard Oil Co. of
Louisiana
advanced tank car, tank wagon, and service station
gasoline prices y cent
2U
gallon throughout their territory, with the exception of
Pennsylvania
and Delaware.
May 18.—Sinclair, Gulf, Cities Service, and American Oil Co. met
the
by Standard Oil Co. of N. J. and Standard Oil Co. of
advances posted
financing, made public on June 4,
predictions.
The Treasury offered $300,bonds for cash subscription, maturing in 14
and callable in 12 years, and $500,000,000 of
five-year
out
these
000.000 of 3%
gallon In New York and New England.
per
had
largely unspent.
advanced
heating oil He. per gallon to 5c. at its Atlantic seaboard ocean
terminals.
May 18.—Standard Oil Co. of N. Y., Inc., advanced tank car
Y cent
be
As the month opened the
demption
Oil
could
better rate.
6.65 cents,
C
May 16.—-Standard
gasoline
advanced
Providence,
TREASURY.
the
per
tax.
at
S.
But in the latter part of May the
Treasury began
borrowings to the lowest possible point in the
its
confident
bonds
May 14.—Standard
U.
low
sold
maturing.
from
advanced
Other
Jersey, however, excepted
*
Government financing entered a new and
perhaps signifi¬
cant phase in
May. With its expenditures taking place at a
reduced rate and the market
price of its obligations becom¬
ing increasingly favorable, the Treasury omitted the usual
weekly bill offerings in the concluding two weeks of the
to
10.—Socony-Vacuum
New
Pennsylvania and Delaware from the rise.
in
Co.
10 Y cents
increased to 13 cents and
>
May 28.—Standard Oil of New York, followed
by all major distributors,
May 3.—Standard of New York advanced service station prices of
gaso¬
a gallon in
Brooklyn and Nassau County with Suffolk County
prices moving up Y cent a gallon, effective Monday.
line 1 cent
Oil
and service
to
in
continued
9.—Standard
were
wagon
gallon
a
advanced
May 1.—-Offerings of low octane gasoline in the spot
Chicago market were
available at 3H cents a gallon from East Texas
refiners, off H cent a gallon.
May 1.—All major distributors advanced service station
prices of gasoline
in Binghamton, N. Y., 1 cent a
gallon.
May
1 cent
for
Improvement in bulk gasoline markets throughout the
mid-West, following suggestions from the Planning and
Co-ordination Committee that the major
companies purchase
part of their requirements in the open market in an effort
to stabilize prices and
prevent distress stocks from being
dumped 011 the primary markets, aided the situation to a
marked
ac
THE MAY FINANCING
barrel with Bradford and Allegany, New York,
a
prices also moving up 10 cents
Portland, Me.,
cents
Crude Oil.
May 1.—The South Penn Oil Co. to-day advanced the price of Pennsyl¬
gallon throughout the California and
a
May
W. C.
from
men
to
17
of all
General
the
REVIEW
%
notes.
The details of the various
Treasury bills sold in May
are
given in the following table:
mils
Bills
Offered.
Dated.
Amount of
Subscrip¬
Offering.
Mature.
tions.
Louisiana.
/
May 18.—Major marketers met the'advances in tank car, tank
wagon,
and service station prices in New York and New
England posted by Standard
Oil of N.
May
station
Y., Inc.
22.—-The Atlantic Refining Co. advanced tank wagon and
service
prices of gasoline H-cent a gallon throughout Pennsylvania
and
Delaware.
Gulf
Refining Co. met the advance.
2 1934
Apr. 26 1934
May
Apr. 26 1934
2 1934
May
9 1934
May
9 1934
May
16 1934
May
3 1934
May
3 1934
May
May 10 1934
May 10 1934
May 17 1934
May 17 1934
Aug.
Oct.
1
1934
31
1934
91 days
182 days
Aug.
8 1934
91 days
Nov.
7 1934
182 days
Aug. 15 1934
91 days
Nov. 14 1934
182 days
May 16 1934
May 23 1934
Aug. 22 1934
91 days
23 1934
Nov. 21 1934
182 days
May
875,000, 000 $193,076,000
50,000, 000 198,699,000
75,000, 000 156,841,000
50,000, 000 199,266,000
50,000, 000
172,335,000
50,000, 000
153,646.000
50,000, 000
190,788,000
50,000 000
164,466,000
REVIEW
MONTHLY
18
Average
tions.
Price.
Yield.
99.981
0.07%
99.918
0.16%
Offered.
$75,055,000
50,037,000
75,114,000
50,173,000
50,254,000
50,080,000
50,457,000
50,140,000
$193,076,000
198,699,000
156,841,000
199,266,000
172,335,000
Apr. 26 1934
Apr. 26 1934
1934
1934
1934
1934
May 17 1934
May 17 1934
3
3
May 10
May 10
May
May
153,646,000
190,788,000
164,466,000
1941
Maturing
Amount
Accented.
99.983
0.7%
99.926
99 .'985
0.06%
99.936
0.13% '
about 3.72%.
$150,320,000
'
0.14%
Co. of Philadelphia at 100.28, a
National
1,000,000 Hamilton County, Ohio, 1M% selective sales tax poor relief
bonds, due serially from 1934 to 1936 incl., awarded jointly to
the Bankers Trust Co. of New York and the Ohio National
Bank of Columbus at a price of 100.129, a basis of about 1.40%.
0.06%
99.929
1947 incl., awarded to a group
to
delphia
1
\
0.15%
99.984
Issue of—
Pa., 3M % funding bonds, due serially from
headed by the Phila¬
basis of
i!l,100,000 Luzerne County,
To Redeem
Subscrip¬
Bills
125,943,000
1,000,000 Virginia
July 1
75,008,000
(State of) 2M% certificates of indebtedness, due
syndicate headed by Brown Bros.
York and associates at 100.33, a basis
2.46%.
Re-offered at a price of 101.25, to yield
1944, awarded to a
Harriman & Co. of New
'
f
of about
75,115,000
about 2.36%.
ISSUES AND DIVIDENDS IN MAY.
NEW
SECURITY
Changes in dividend declarations in May are mostly of a
domestic market for the favorable nature. The following table, divided into two
sections, namely, "Favorable Changes" and "Unfavorable
month of May, like that of past months, was for the most
Changes," gives the more important of the changes:
part in the nature of State and municipal offerings.
How¬
FAVORABLE CHANGES.
ever, during the month a few railroad companies placed
Abbott Laboratories, North Chicago, 111.—Extra div. of 15c. a sh. on
their issues privately, and among them may be mentioned
the no par common stock, in addition to the usual quarterly div. of 50c.
sh., both payable July 2 1934.
the $13,639,000 offering of New York Lackawanna & West¬
Acme Glove Works, Ltd.—Div. of 81 Mc. a sh. on the 6M % cum. 1st pref.
ern RR., series "A," 4% bonds at 91, due in 1973 and restock, payable June 15 on account of accumulations.
The last regular
quarterly payment of $1.62M a sh. was made on this issue on Dec. 15
offered to the public at 93; and the $12,929,000 Philadelphia
1930. but none since.
Baltimore & Washington RR. offering of 4^% gen. mtge.
American Credit Indemnity Co., N. Y.— Stock div. of 25% declared on
the common stock, payable May 29.
Cash divs. were resumed on this
gold bonds, series D, at 99^% of par and accrued interest
stock on May 1 by the payment of 25c. a sh., being the first distribution
since Feb. 1 1932 when 50c. a sh. was paid.
The stock distribution is
from Dec. 1 1933.
The bonds are due in 1981.
Below we
Financing undertaken in the
a
give the larger offerings for
subject to the approval of
May:
the State Insurance
Department of New York.
were
Sumatra Tobacco Corp.—Div. of 25c. a sh. on the no
stock, payable June 15 1934.
Quar. cash divs. of 75c. a
paid on this issue from Oct. 15 1928 to and incl. Jan. 15 1930,
none
since.
American
common
RAILROAD FINANCING.
Lackawanna & Western RR.—The Delaware
$13,639,000 New York
sold to certain bankers and bond
York Lackawanna & Western RR.,
"A," 4s at 91, due in 1973.
The bonds were re-offered
Lackawanna & Western RR.
dealers $13,639,000 New
series
to the
Backstay Welt Co.—Special
mon stock, payable July 2
public at 93.
on
of 24c. a
par common
FINANCING.
(Mass.)
par common
div. of 8c. a
Distilleries Corp.—Ewart & Bond, Inc.,
by the corporation in
150,000 shs. of capital stock (par $5),
speculation, priced at $6.50 a sh.
The stock has
been registered with the Federal Trade Commission.
210,000 shs. (F. A.) Poth's Sons, Inc., Philadelphia.—An issue of
140,000 shs. of 7% pref. stock (par $5) and 70,000 shs. of
common stock (par $1) are being offered in units of 10 shs. of
pref. stock and 5 shs. of common stock at $50 per unit.
Stock
offered as a speculation.
MUNICIPAL FINANCING.
$20,000,000 Pennsylvania (State of)" 3% war veterans' compensation
bonds, due $2,000,000 annually from 1944 to 1953 inch,
awarded to Drexel & Co. of Philadelphia and associates at a
price of 100.19, a basis of about 2.90%.
Re-offered at prices
ranging from 102.50 for the early maturities down to 101.75.
A.
111., 5% long-term obligations, sold privately to
C. Allyn &
Co., Inc., of Chicago as follows:
$7,000,000
of 101, Avhile $3,000,000 water fund
ref. bonds of 1932 at a price
of 101.75.
The $7,000,000 bonds, which
mature $1,000,000 annually from 1935 to 1941 incl., were reoffered, priced to yield 4.45%.
No re-offering has been made
as yet of the $3,000,000 issue.
Ctfs. brought a price
5,000,000 New Jersey (State of) 3M% emergency relief bonds, due
$625,000 annually from 1935 to 1942 incl., purchased by a
syndicate headed by the Guaranty Co. of New York at 100.46,
a basis of about 3.14%.
Re-offered on a yield basis ranging
from 1 to 3.35%, according to maturity.
2,966,000 Sacramento,
from 1935 to
to
an
Calif., bonds, comprising $2,890,000 3 Ms, due
1959 incl., and $76,000 3Ms, due in I960, sold
account headed by the First of Boston Corp. of New
100.05, a basis of about 3.73%.
Re-offered to vield
York at
3.70% for the 334 % bonds
and from 1 to 3.75% on the 3Ms.
2,378,000 Joint Highway District No. 13, Calif., Alameda and Contra
Costa Counties tunnel bonds, purchased by tne Bancamerica
Co. of San Francisco and associates at 100.003, a basis of about
3.46%.
The bankers took $1,738,000 bonds, due from 1935
to 1945 incl., as 3Ms and $640,000, due from 1946 to 1949
incl.
as
3Ms.
2,000,000 Hartford County Metropolitan Dist., Conn., 3% bonds,
due $100,000 each year from 1936 to 1955 incl., awarded to a
group headed by R. L. Day & Co. of New York at 103.09, a
basis of about 2.67%.
Re-offered on a yield basis ranging
from 1.25 to 2.75%, according to maturity.
2,000,000 Los Angeles, Calif., 4M% water works bonds, due $50,000
each year from 1935 to 1974 incl., sold to a syndicate headed
by Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., of New York at 100.85, a basis
of about 4.42%.
Re-offered to yield from 1.25 to 4.40%,
according to maturity,
.
1,990,000 Albany, N. Y., bonds, comprising $1,290,000 2Ms and $700,000 2Ms, due serially from 1935 to 1954 incl., purchased by
an account headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co. of New York
ot 100.04, a basis of about 2.62 %.
Re-offered on a yield basis
ranging from 0.75 to 2.85%, according to maturity.
1,425,000 Houston, Tex., bonds,, comprising $1,063,000 4Ms, due from
1944 to 1956 incl., $192,000 4Ms, due from 1937 to 1942
$106,000 4Ms, due from 1937 to 1942 and $64,000 4Ms, due
from 1940 to 1949, purchased by Lehman Bros, of New York
and associates at 102.15, a basis of about 4.29%.
Re-offered
to yield, according to interest rate and maturity, from 3 to
4.20%.
(City and County of), Calif., 4% water
distribution bonds, due serially from 1934 to 1953 incl., awarded
jointly to the William R. Staats Co. of San Fitancisco and the
Security-First National Co. of Los Angeles at a price of 102 12
a basis of about 3.72%.
1,284,400 Buffalo and Fort Erie Public Bridge Authority, N. Y.,
5% first lien bonds, sold to the Manufacturers & Traders Trust
Co. of Buffalo.
Due Jan. 1 1954; callable at any interest
payment date at a price of 101.50 on or after Jan. 1 1942 upon
four week's notice.
Re-offered at a price of par and accrued
interest.
the First
(State of) 4% educational ref. bonds awarded to
National Bank of St. Paul and associates at a price
of 100.14.
Corp.
declaration of 5c. a sh., payable
made on June 30, Sept. 30 and
June 30
1934.
■
(less tax) and a 33 1-3%
(less tax) on the ordinary
the company also declared a final
Burmah Oil Co., Ltd.—Extra cash div. of 2M%
stock div. in addition to a final cash div. of 15%
registered stock, par £1.
A year ago
cash distribution of 15%.
champion Coated Paper Co.—Quar. div. on the common
from 50c. a sh. to $1 a sh., payable May 15 1934.
stock increased
Chrysler Corp.—Special div. of 25c. a sh., in addition to a regular quar.
div. of like amount on the common stock, both payable June 30 1934.
Texas Pacific Ry.—Div. of $4 a
Cincinnati New Orleans &
sh. on the
stock, payable June 26 1934.
Payments were resumed on this
Dec. 26 last by the distribution of $8 a sh.
Regular semi¬
annual divs. of $4 a sh. had previously been paid up to and incl. June 24
common
issue on
1932.
Columbian Carbon Co.—Quar. div. on the v. t. c. for the no par common
stock increased from 50c. a sh. to 75c. a share, payable June 1 1934.
Columbia Pictures Corp.—Quar. cash^div. of 25c. a sh. on the no par
common stock, payable July 2, and a semi-annual dividend of 2 M %
in stock on the same issue, payable Aug. 2.
These are the first distri¬
stock since Oct. 2 1931.
butions on the common
Compressed Industrial Gases, Inc.—Quar. div. on the no par capital
stock increased from 35c. a sh. to 50c. a sh, payable June 15 1934.
Consolidated Gold Fields of South Africa, Ltd.-—Directors have rec¬
ommended the payment of an interim div. of Is. 3d. a sh., less income
tax on the ordinary shares, payable June 14.
This compares with an
interim div. of 9d. a sh. paid on March 16 1933.
to clear up all accruals
of $2 a sh. on the same
1934.
The last reg. quar. payment on this
issue was made on May 2 1932.
Crum & Forster Insurance Shares Corp.—Extra div. of 10c. a sh.
in addition to a quar. div. of 15c. a sh. on the class A and class B com¬
mon stocks, payable May 31.
This compares with 10c. a sh. paid each
quarter from Aug. 31 1932 to and incl. Feb. 28 1934.
Curtis Publishing Co., Philadelphia.—Div. of $1.25 a sh. on account
of accumulations on the 7% cum. pref. stock, payable July 2 1934.
This
compares with 75c. a sh. paid on April 2 last and 50c. ash. on Jan. 23 1934.
Consolidated Rendering Co.—Div. of $14 a sh.
oh the 8% cum. pref. stock and a reg. quar. div.
issue, both payable May 1
Dictaphone Corp.—Div. on the no par common
25c. a sh. to 50c. a sh., payable June 21 1934.
stock increased from
div. of $1.50 a sh. out of 1933 earnings, in
50c. a sh. on the no par common stock.
Pre¬
viously quar. distributions of 25c. a sh. were paid on this issue.
Dominion Textile Co., Ltd.—Quar. div. on the no par common stock
increased from $1 a sh. to $1.25 a sh., payable July 3 1934.
Dome Mines, Ltd.—Extra
addition to a quar. div. of
(E. I.) du Pont de Nemours & Co.—fQuar. div. on the common
increased from 50c. a sh. to 65c. a sh., payable June 15 1934.
div. on the no par common
sh., payable July 2 1934.
Eastman Kodak Co.—Quar.
from 75c. a sh. to
$1
a
Edison Brothers Stores
stock
stock increased
Co.—Div. of 25c. a sh. on the no par common
sh. were paid on this issue up to and incl.
Quar. divs. of 12Mc. a
Oct. 20 1931, but none since.
stock.
Ford Motor Co. of
Canada, Ltd.—Divs. of 50c. a sh. on the class
payable May 28 1934.
A and
class B stocks, both
(P. H.) Hanes Knitting
stocks increased from
1,324,000 San Francisco
1,200,000 Montana
(Del.).—Div. resumed on the capital stock by the
May 31.
Distributions of 8c. ash. wero
Dec. 30 1930, but none since.
Boot's Pure Drug Co., Ltd.—Extra div. of 5% on the ordinary registered
shares, par £1, payable during 1934.
Bouriois, Inc.—Div. of 25c. a sh. on the no par common stock, pay¬
able May 21 1934.
The company on Oct. 20 1933 paid a div. of 50c.
a sh., the first since June 15 1932 when 25c. a sh. was distributed.
Briggs & Stratton Co.—Extra div. of 10c. a sh. on the no par common
stock, in addition to the usual quar. div. of 25c. a sh., both payable
Bishop Oil
of 1968. The purchasers
as a
10,000,000 Chicago,
1932, but none since.
(Del.).—Quar. div. of 12Mc. a sh. on the no
stock, payable June 1 1934.
This compares with a quar.
sh. paid on March 1 last.
Birmingham Electric Co.—Divs. of 3.50 on the $7 cum. pref. stock of
no par value, and $3 a sh. on the $6 cum. pref. stock of no par value,
both payable May 1 1934, as soon as the litigation with the National
Power & Light Co. is ended.
announced the initial public financing
offered
the no par value common stock,
last quar. div., amount¬
Beneficial Loan Society
Hayden, Stone & Co., J. & W. Seligman & Co., Lehman
Bros, and Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
The sale of these bonds will
enable the company to pay off its entire bank loans.
the form of a new issue of
stock.
payable in common stock on June 15 1934.
The
ing to 37Mc. a sh. in cash, was paid on Jan. 15
are
150,000 shs. Clinton
Corp.—Quar. divs. of 32c. a sh. on the no
and class B stocks and 8c. a sh. on the no par common stock,
May 25 1934.
On Feb. 26 1934 the company paid quar. divs.
sh. on the class A and class B stocks and 6c. a sh. on the no
Bayuk Cigars, Inc.—Div. of 4% on
Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit Corp.—15-year secured s. f.
1949, secured by 120%
6s, dated June 1 1934. payable June 1
of New York Rapid Transit Co. ref. 6s
distribution of 35c. a sh. on the no par com¬
1934.
This compares with 25c. a sh. paid
April 2 last.
par class A
all payable
3,943,000 Pennsylvania Ohio & Detroit RR.—Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
have placed privately $3,943,000 1st & ref. mtge. 4 M % bonds,
series "B," due July 1 1981.
The issue was sold to Kuhn,
Loeb & Co. at 98.5% and interest from Jan. 1 1934.
$8,000,000
sh.
but
Bankers National Investing
12,929,000 Philadelphia Baltimore & Washington RR.—4M% gen.
mtge. gold bonds, series D, due 1981.
Placed privately by
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
Arrangements have been made for the
sale of the bonds to Kuhn, Loeb & Co., N. Y., at 99M% of
par and accrued interest from Dec. 1 1933, which is on a basis
of approximately 4.526%.
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
par
Co.—Divs. on the common and class B common
sh., payable June 1 1934.
div. of $2.o7M a sh. on the no par capital
10c. a sh. to 12Mc. a
Hareltine Corp.—Special
stock, payable June 15
1934.
Hercules Powder Co.—Quar. div. on the no par common
from 50c. a sh. to 75c. a sh., payable June 25 1934.
stock increased
Co.—Initial monthly div. of 15c. a sh. on the new
$20 par common stock, payable June 11 1934.
These shares were issued
in exchange for the old $50 par shs. on the basis of 2M new for one old.
On the old common stock of $50 par the company paid monthly divs.
of 25c. a sh. up to and incl. May 10 1934.
Houdaille Hershey Corp.—Div. of $1.25 a sh. on account of accumula¬
tions on the $2.50 cum. conv. class "A" stock of no par, payable June 12
1934.
The last reg. quar. div. of 62Mc. a sh. was paid on this issue on
Apr. 1 1932, but none since.
Honolulu Plantation
June, 1934.]
MONTHLY
Iowa Electric Light & Power Co.—Divs. resumed on the 7% cum. pref.
stock, series "A," the 6H % cum. pref. stock, series "B," and on the 6%
cum. pref. stock, series "C," all of $100 par value, by the declaration
of 87Hc. a sh., 81 He. a sh. and 75c. a sh.f respectively, payable June 15
REVIEW
United Elastic
18a
Corp.—Quar. div.
the
on
no par common
stock reduced
from 25c. a sh. to 20c. a sh., payable June 23 1934.
Waialua Agricultural Co.—Div. on the capital stock reduced from 60c.
nt a sh. to 30c. a sh., payable May 31
1934.
1934.
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf Ry.—Semi-annual div. of $1.50 a sh. on the
series C 6% non-cum. pref. stock, payable June 1 1934.
This compares
with 50c.
(Spencer)
Kellogg
&
Sons,
stock increased from 25c.
Inc.—Quar. div. on the no par common
sh. to 30c. a sh., payable June 30 1934.
a
Keystone Steel & Wire Co.—Div. resumed
by the declaration of 50c.
the
on
stock
no par common
sh., payable June 15 1934.
This is the first
this issue since Oct. 15 1930 when a quar. div.
disbursement made on
of 25c. a sh. waspaid.
London Tin Corp.—Div. of 30% on the 7H% cum. partic. pref. st<pck,
payable June 19.
A similar distribution will be made on the American
This covers
depositary receipts for the pref. stock, payable June 26.
all div. accruals to and incl. March 31 1934.
The last reg. quar. pay¬
ment on these issues was made on March 31 1930.
stock,
a sh. on the $6 cum. pref.
The last regular semi-annual
Publications, Inc.—Div. of $3
no par
value, payable July 10 1934.
payment of like amount was made on Jan. 22 1932, but none since.
Memphis Natural Gas Co.—Div. of 10c.
a
sh.
on
the
Frontenac
Oil
Co.,
stock increased from 15c.
McGraw Electric
Ltd.—Quar. div.
sh. to 20c. a
a
stock,
this issue
no par common
payable May 24 1934.
Quar. divs. of 15c. a sh. were paid on
up to and incl. April 15 1932, but none since.
McCoil
the no par common
sh., payable June 15 1934.
on
a sh. on the common stock,
Quar. divs. of like amount were paid on this issue
1931, but none since.
Co.—Special div. of 25c.
payable June 1 1934.
to
and incl.
Oct.
1
National Container Corp.—In addition to four reg. quar. divs. of 50c.
sh., the directors recently declared four accumulated divs. of 50c. each
on
the $2 cum. con v. pref. stock of no par value, payable March 1,
June 1, Sept. 1 and Dec. 1 1934.
This wipes out accruals on this issue.
a
National Enameling & Stamping Co.—Div. of 50c. a sh. on the no par
common stock, payable June 30 1934.
This is the first div. to be paid
since March 31 1930 when a similar distribution was made.
National
Refining Co.—Div. resumed
declaration of $2
sh., payable July
a
THE
on the 8% cum. pref. stock by
1 1934.
The last reg. quar. pay¬
1933, but none since.
STOCK MARKET
market
went
DURING MAY 1934.
distinct phases in
In the fore part of the month the outstanding charac¬
May.
teristic
was
of
one
through two
weakness,
dominant
the
trait
of
the
market in
the concluding week of April being still in evi¬
But about the middle of the month the market
dence.
righted itself,
Mines, Ltd.—Extra div. of 50c. a sh., in addition to the usual
div. of like amount, both payable June 15 i934.
Macfadden
OF
stock
a
Lake Shore
quar.
COURSE
The
sh. paid on Dec. 30 last.
a
made
and thenceforward the movement
jagged
a
line,
in
which
little
change
of prices
balance
on
occurred.
The sidewise movement of prices was marked by
unusual degree of dulness, with the turnover on one or
an
two occasions reaching the lowest level in 10 years.
Stocks wound up the month 6.92 points lower, according to
the stock average of the New York "Times," consisting of 50
of the most representative issues.
From April's closing fig¬
ure of 89.09, the average of 50 stocks
dropped to a low of
78.51
May 14.
on
From that point
on
the gains
often
more
outnumbered the daily losses, and at the month end the com¬
bined average had worked back up to 82.17.
The high for
the month was reached on the first day at 89.54.
The 25
railroad stocks
for the month
in
the
touched their
average
lowest point
May 14, at 31.83, while the 25 industrials
on
established their low of 125.19
the
on
day.
same
had climbed back to 33.72 at the month
The rails
end, and the indus¬
trials to 130.63.
Stock
on
the Exchange was at a further new
February 1933. Activity came to 25,335,680 shares,
29,845,282 shares in April, 29,900,904 shares in
turnover
low since
against
ment of like amount was made on this issue on Jan. 1
March, and 104,213,954 shares in May 1933.
National Standard Co.—Adjustment div. of 20c. a sh. and a quar. div.
of 50c. a sh., both payable July 2 1934.
Three months ago the com¬
date stock transactions amounted to
increased the
pany
50c. from 30c.
quar. payment to
a
sh.
(J. J.) Newberry Co.—Quar. div.
from 15c.
sh. to 25c.
a
Ohio Oil Co.—Div.
a
on the no par common stock increased
sh., payable July 1 1934.
the
stock resumed by the declara¬
tion of 15c. a sh., payable June 15 1934.
A distribution of 10c. a sh.
was made on this issue on Dec. 15 1932, but none since.
on
no
par common
Parker-Rust Proof Co.—Stock div. of 10% a sh. on the no par common
stock, in addition to the usual quar.
May 21
cash div. of 75c.
a
sh., both payable
1934.
pared with
a year
Exchange
fell
over
Southeastern Cottons,
and class B
Inc.—Initial divs. of 10c.
stocks, payable June 1 1934.
a
sh.
the class A
on
made
a
on
on the capital stock resumed by the declaration
sh., payable June 20 1934.
A distribution of 15c. a sh. was
March 21 1932, but none since.
Sylvanite Gold Mines, Ltd.—Div. of 5c.
able in U.
sh.
paid
S. currency on June 30
on
sh. to 50c.
on the no par
sh., in addition to
a
sh. on the capital stock, pay¬
This compares with 2He. a
stock increased from 37Hc.
a sh., payable
common
an
extra div. of 25c.
July 2 1934.
Timken
Bearing
Co.—Quar. div. on the no par capital stock
a sh., payable June 5 1934.
sh. to 25c.
a
Underwood Elliott Fisher Co.—Quar. div. on the no par common stock
increased from 25c.
sh.
a
Union Carbide & Carbon
increased from 25c.
a
to
37Hc.
sh., payable June 30 1934.
a
The
a
on
on the no par common stock
sh., payable July 2 1934.
the class A
common
and class B
com¬
stocks increased from 12He. a sh. to 15c. a sh., both payable July 2
1934.
Veeder-Root, Inc.—Div.
30c.
sh. to 40c.
a
a
on the no par common
sh., payable June 1 1934.
stock increased from
Virginian Ry.—Div. of 1H% on the 6% cum. pref. stock on account of
an
accrual brought about by the change of payments from a semi¬
annual to a quar. basis, which began with the Feb. 1 1932 disbursement.
This div. brings payments on the pref. stock up to date and is
payable
6,702,781
Washington Ry. & Electric Co.—Quar. div.
creased from $1.75
Western
a
sh. to $3 a
the common stock in¬
sh., payable June 1 1934.
on
Real
Estate Tru^t, Boston, Mass.—Semi-annual div. on the
capital stock in creased from $1 a sh. to $3 a sh., payable June 1 1934.
Will & Baumer Candle Co., Inc.—Divs. resumed on the no par common
stock by the payment of 10c. a sh. on May 15 1934.
Reg. quar. divs.
of like amount had previously been paid on this issue on
May 15
1933,
but none since.
(J.
B.) Williams Co., Hartford, Conn.—Extra div. of 25c. a sh. in
addition to the reg. quar. div. of 50c. a sh. on the capital stock,
payable
May 15
1934.
UNFAVORABLE CHANGES.
Curb
a
Berghoff Brewing Corp.—Quar. div. of 30c. a sh.
which would ordinarily be declared at this time,
Cushman's
sh.
on
the
common
on
the
common
stock,
to 25c.
a
on the no par common stock decreased
sh., payable June 1 1934.
Mills, Inc.—Div.
from $1 a sh. to 50c.
a
the 6% cum. pref. stock reduced
sh., payable June 1 i934.
on
Equitable Office Building Corp.—Quar, div.
stock, payable July 2 1934, reduced from 25c.
National
Investors
reduced from 45c.
a
the no par common
sh. to 10c. a sh.
on
a
Corp.—Div.
sh. to 40c.
a
on the common stock of $1
sh., payable July 1 1934.
Georgia Power & Light Co.—Quar. div. due May 15 1934
cum. pref. stock deferred.
The last reg. quar. div. of $1.50
paid on Feb. 15 1934.
"
the
on
a
sh.
was
stock, 99.16% is owned by the American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Kentucky Utilities Co.—Div. on the 7% junior cum. pref. stock de¬
creased from 87He..a sh. to 25c. a sh., payable May 9 1934.
Laclede Gas Light Co.—Action on the semi-annual div.
clared at this time on the 5% cum. pref. stock deferred.
ordinarily de¬
The last reg
f. semi-annual payment, of 2 H % on this issue was made on Dec. 15 1933.
Louisville Gas & Electric Co. (Del.).—Quar. divs. on the class A
and
class B common stocks reduced from 43 He.
a
sh. to 37Hc.
a
sh
both
payable June 25 1934.
70c.
a
strike
the
threat of
34,835,211
shares,
West, the slow progress of the Stock
and
waves
accompanying
and greater
more
strikes to
violence
and
come soon,
by
the
and the sil¬
As June
the Stock
ments
Exchange control bill, embodying the mild amend¬
stringent Securities Act, to their satisfaction
the
to
along to the White
bill
not
was
House for the President's
To persons of imagination the Stock Exchange
signature.
bad
as
it might be, but,
as
little of merit to be found in it.
change
authorities
promptly
beyond that, there
York
New
expressed
Stock Ex¬
intention
their
to
co-operate with the supervisory officials in Washington.
It
clear, though, that it would be difficult to co-operate
with so cumbrous and inflexible a regulatory machine as
was
is
being set
The bill, jammed through by
up.
tration with
Adminis¬
an
professed interest in increasing employment,
necessarily greeted in Wall Street with further reduc¬
was
tions in
a
staff and
in pay.
cuts
To the stock market
com¬
were
greater source of disappointment, for they offered
an
even
no
guaranty that the capital markets would be restored to
vigor and life-blood reinjected into business by the capital
goods industries.
While the continuation of the drouth sent the grains soar¬
ing
upward,
it left the stock market discouraged, for it
purchasing power of the people over a wide
area would be greatly impaired or would have to be restored
by some artificial device such as Government relief expendi¬
that
meant
Biscuit
ing
par
Co.—Quar. div.
on
the
common
Foundation, Ltd.—Div. of 8c.
stock reduced
from
value, payable May 15 1934.
1933.
sh.
the class "A"
This compares with 15c
a
on
sh. paid on July 15
Investors
Corp.—Div. on the common stock reduced
July 1 1934.
from 45c. a sh. to 40c. a sh., payable
news
Toledo
was
enthusiasm
regarded
was
small;
in
as
lead¬
The
to dulness, perhaps, than to weakness.
more
num¬
Electric Auto-Lite strike at
but the indication that the textile and
go on strikes in June was a vastly
steel
workers
would
more
serious
matter.
labor situation
However,
the
as
appeared to be getting
month
ended
the
little better, with
the Toledo strike apparently settled and the textile strike
a
off.
called
Stock market circles manifested
a
strong degree of indif¬
ference to the projected silver legislation.
ment,
or
of
even
the
that
brief
mo¬
whirled
soon played out.
It
quarters that the long-range effect
silver purchase program
immediate
the
a
were
here the lift to prices
not doubted in many
was
For
two the prices of silver mining issues
upward, but
results
in
would be inflationary, but
this
direction
would
be
in¬
appreciable.
As to the fluctuations in individual
Steel
Steel
was
at
its
highest
May 1,
stocks, United States
at 47%,
and at its lowest
same.
preferred dropped from 93% May 1 to 84 May 31, with
the close
was
no
alternatives evoked
The strike
May 31, at 39, with the close on the latter day the
sh. to 50c. a sh., payable July 14 1934.
National
which
the stock market.
at
a
to
came
purchase bill put forward by the Administration.
]
began, the Senate and House conferees arranged
ver
Oxford Paper Co.—Quar. div. of $1.50 a sh. ordinarily payable at
this
time on the $6 cum. pref. stock omitted.
stock,
12,601,139
and
of the month which had the greatest
lrouth in the Middle
Pacific Seaboard
Third
April
Exchange control bill through Congress and the too unyield¬
$6
Illinois Bell Telephone Co.—Quar. div. of 2% a sh.
ordinarily payable
at this time on the capital stock of $100 par omitted.
Of the capital
National
Exchange
ber of workers involved in the
was omitted.
Sons, Inc.—Quar. div.
from 50c. a sh.
Durham Hosiery
par
in
the course of stock prices were the devastating
on
tures—neither of
Mfg. Co. (Ind.).—Quar. div. of 7Hc.
stock, payable about May 1, omitted.
Fourth
shares
For the first five months, stock turn¬
munity the lukewarm amendments to the Securities Act
June 1.
Asbestos
new
developments
bearing
was
Corp.—Quar. div.
sh. to 35c.
United States Foil Co.—Divs.
mon
the
and sent it
Roller
increased from 15c.
a
against 26,909,498 shares a year ago.
March 31 last.
Time, Inc.—Quar. div.
a
a
1934.
to
ing nature of its sponsors, the labor unrest as evidenced by
St. Joseph Lead Co.—Div.
of 10c.
against
on
year
Stock sales on the New York Curb
low for the year, at 4,313,864
ago.
to
shares in May 1933.
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Quar. div.
on the common stock increased
from 25c. a sh. to 35c. a sh., payable July 2 1934.
However, on April 2
last, in addition to the reg. quar, div. of 25c. a sh., an extra of 10c. a
sh. was paid on this issue.
a
ing period
shares,
For the
196,477,167 shares, com¬
total of 215,239,599 shares in the correspond¬
on
the latter day the same.
American Tel. & Tel.
at its
highest May 1, at 118%, and at its lowest May 7,
108%, with the close May 31 at 114. J. I. Case Threshing
Machine
close
dropped from 66% May 1 to 46 May 14, with the
General Electric was at its highest
May 31 at 50%.
1, at 21%, and at its lowest May 14, at 18%, with the
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MONTHLY
18b
turing dropped from 38% May 4 to
highest May 2, at 31%, and at its lowest May 14, at 25%,
with the close May 31 at 2S.
Delaware & Hudson sold down
Baltimore & Ohio was at its highest May 1, at 27%,
12, at 21, with the close May 31 at
Chesapeake & Ohio moved up from 42%
Bond sales (par
of
and
railroad
industrial bonds,
and
First
Range During May 1934.
the money
401,757,000
347,939,000
420,068,000
17,458,000
of influences creating the extreme ease in
market in recent months was again in operation
slack demand for funds on the
satisfactory credit standing and
financial responsibility, on the one hand, and the effects of
the continued return of currency to the banks, of further
scattered gold imports, and of the creation of credit by
the Treasury through issuing gold certificates to the Reserve
banks, on the other hand.
It is becoming increasingly diffi¬
cult to establish an equilibrium between the huge supply
of funds seeking prime short-term investment and the de¬
mand for long-term credit.
Adding to this discrepancy is
the fact that the supply of high-grade bonds, the principal
type of long-term investment which is readily marketable,
the virtual cessation of new corpo¬
time past. As a consequence, yields
has become limited due to
ration issues for some
31.
May
532.003,000
part of borrowers having
Last
Highest.
390,876,000
11,734,000
during the month of May:
Sale
Lowest.
15,683,000
18,891,000
319,644,000
11,874,000
16,421,000
THE MONEY MARKET DURING MAY 1934.
May 14 to
Sale
May 1.
18,478,000
14,869,000
The same array
number, likewise, of foreign bond issues:
Government Bonds.
55,021,235
367,183,000
8
Total bond sales
considerable
a
87,804,000
21,580,144
Foreign corporate
municipal bonds manifest.
In the following table we show,
as usual, the fluctuations for the month, in
the different
issues of United States obligations, and also for a large
list
64,924,000
26,909,498
Foreign government
month, with substantial advances in prices
corporate, United States Government and
high-grade
107,054,000
value)—
Domestic
May 22, with the close May 31 at 45%.
Southern
Railway sold down from 30% May 2 to 21% May 14; with
the close May 31 at 24.
The bond market throughout May continued its strength
of
93,948,000
34,835,211
Jan. 1 to May 31—
46%
of the previous
1,840,000
4,502,000
Total bond sales..
26% May 1 to 19% May 12, wTitli the close May 31
arid at its lowest May
22%.
4,433,000
3,595,000
Stock sales—No. of shares....
May 1 to 49% May 23, with the close May 31 at 50%.
21%.
3,271,000
1,585,000
1931.
8,117,288
8
81,843,000
2,874,000
3,087,000
12,601,139
8
value)—
Foreign corporate
dropped down from 130 May 4 to 117 May 12,
with the close May 31 at 122 ex-div.
Southern Pacific sold
at
1932.
3,251,890
S
58,582,000
1933.
4,313,864
Foreign government
Union Pacific
down from
8
99,026,000
1934.
.
Domestic
30% May 14, with the
EXCHANGE.
498,656,000
Bond sales (par
31 at 34%* Consolidated Gas of New York sold
down from 35% May 1 to 31% May 7, with the close May 31
at 32.
In the railroad list, New York Central was at its
ON THE CURB
89,092,000
Month of May—
Stock sales—No. of shares
close May
from 62
BUSINESS
VOLUME OF
31 at 19%.
Allied Chemical & Dye -was at its
126%, and at its highest May 4, at 146, with
the close May 31 at 133.
Westinghouse Electric & Manufac¬
close May
lowest May 1, at
of high-grade bonds, and particularly of Gov¬
have been driven to record low points,
with the entire list of Liberty bonds and Treasury bonds
on
all types
ernment securities,
First Liberty Loan—
1032»3J
103 22j2May 15 104*32 May
3
103 2932
1033132
1032532May 22 104i232May
7
1032832
1933-1938
4}*s (uncalled)
4^s (2d called)......
Treasury 43*s
1947-1952
Treasury 434s to Oct. 15 1934
thereafter 3j*s
1943-1945
Treasury 4s.
1944-1954
Treasury 3%s
1946-1956
Treasury 3%s
1943-1947
Treasury 3s
1951-1955
Treasury 3%s
1940-1943
Treasury 3VaS
1941-1943
104%
Treasury 3J*s
3^s
1932-1947
4j*s
1932-1947
1
Treasury bill offerings
low discount rates of 0.06%
for 91 days and 0.13% for 1S2 days.
Gold imports during
the month of May, according to the New York Federal Re¬
serve
Bank, declined further to $27,300,000 against $45,600,000 in April, but excess bank reserves more than re¬
gained an early loss, and at the end of May were close to
$1,700,000,000, virtually twice their amount at the beginning
of the current year.
Loans of the reporting member banks
selling
now
I
Fourth Liberty Loan—
1102*31
8
10328S2May 21 104<>32 May
101 3032May 17 102i932May
4
1102*32May
1 112 932 May 11
102 2032
1022°32May
103]332May 31
103i33,
107 i3i
107
May
108*32 May 11
108 63i
105I«32
105i«32May
106 2232May 11
IO6I632
103332
103332 May
104 c32 May 10
104*32
993131
993i32May
101i3a May 31
101
1031232
l03i8s2May
104i&32May 31
IO41S32
IO31832
103i732May
104n32May 31
1041*32
102 2032May 18
102832
1021331
104
above
par
with
and
during the month setting new
102
112*32
101632
101 «32 May
1941
Treasury 3}*s
1944-1946
Fed Farm Mtge 3J*s_. 1944-1964
103"3H
103i*32May 14 104i*32May 31
1041*32
for
102332
10 1 2532May
18 1023i32May 31
101 »32 Miy 22 102"32May 11
102313J
new
1951
1001*32
100i232May
IOII832
point for the year, but holdings of Government
securities showed a slight increase.
The actual amount of
1002°32
member bank reserve balances
Closing
$3,767,000,000 on May 23, but the increase over a month
previous was offset by a small increase in member bank
reserve
requirements, reflecting some further increase in
their deposits.
The present volume of member bank reserves
is more than 40% above the high point of $2,652,000,000
reached
in
1929.
Reflecting the almost unprecedented
dearth of available short-term investments, the discount
1946-1949
Treasury 334 s
Home Owners' Loan 4s
3s series A
IOI2232
10 1 2 632
1 101i932May 31
100i*32May 23 100'-'332May 26
1952
Opening
Price
Range for May 1934.
Price
May 1
May 31
Lowest.
1934.
1934.
Highest.
Railroad & Industrial Bonds—
Atch Top & Santa Fe gen 43.1995
100
10131J
8 10234 May
May
31
1013* May 31
1
1948
99%
9934 May
1960
6834
AC.. 1967
8734
May 12
833* May 14
Ches & Ohio ref & impt 4)*s B *95
Chic Milw & St P gen 4s A..1989
1013*
Chic Milw St P & Pac 5s A..1975
5034
Chic & N W conv
Bait & Ohio 1st gold 4s
Convertible 4^s
Bost & Maine 1st 5s
ser
61
■
683* May
8734 May
10234
101
1
1
6434
85
10034 May 15 1033* May 29
47
79J*
72
483* May
793* May
4134
CCC&StL 4Hs seiiesE 1977
Erie ref & impt 5s of 1927...1967
7634
673* May
14
77
May
77
6734 May
14
77
May
71?4
7134
Gt Northern gen 4)*s ser E__ 1977
111 Cent C St L & N O 5s A.. 1963
8354
743* May
25
84
May
83
7334 May 14
8034
74
May
15
833* May
813* May
79"
Kan City Sou ref & impt 5s__1950
Lehigh Valley (Pa) cons 4s. .2003
6634
59
May
14
663* May
6034
Mo-Kan-Texas
14
60
553*
4j)*s
ser
A. 1949
Ref & impt 5s of 1930
1975
7334 May
May 12
5954
5134 May
Missouri Pacific gen 4s
16
N Y C & St L 4*^s ser C
6734
13
May 31
573* May 14
adj 5s_.1967
1975
1978
cum
643*
423*
7434
7634
May
163* May
13
62 >4
14
6634
63>4 May
6034 May
6734 May
6934 May
14
6634 May
9034
873* May
14
91
1834 May
14
2334 May
1967
6834
1992
Pennsylvania RR deb 4^s..l970
N Y N H & H 1st ref 43^s
N Y Out & West ref 4s
4
52 34 May
6734
sale
of
Cons 434s series A
___1978
20
1634 May
14
713*
61
May
14
203* May
713* May
65
81
May
May
14
853* May 31
7034 May
6434 May
May
96
May
523*
9334
$250,000,000
of
91-day Treasury bills
and
papers,
68
55
25
acceptances,
853*
12
high level at
Treasury discount bills and other prime
as hitherto, were in excellent demand,
with offerings shrinking steadily.
short-term
23
a new
12
the
April
about
ers'
1950
reached
$200,000,000 of 182-day bills.
As maturities totaled $425,000,000, the new issues provided $25,000,000 of new money
for the Treasury.
On the Stock Exchange the official
rate for call loans remained unchanged at 1%, but outside
loans continued to be freely available at % of 1%.
Bank¬
20
General 4s series A
to a
Reserve banks dropped further from
to $33,700,000 May 30, while bills
bought in the open market, which stood at $10,163,000
Vpril 25, fell to the negligible total of $5,178,000 May 30.
United States Treasury financing during May involved the
of
$40,313,000
8934
May
St Louis-San Francisco—
declined
low
holdings
643* May 31
403* May 12
3634 May 12
73
miscellaneous purposes
and
commercial
Southern Ry gen 4s series A..1956
Western Maryland
1st 4s...1952
Allegheny Corp coll tr 5s
1944
7034
67
6334
Amer & Foreign Power 5s.__2030
55
50
Brooklyn Union Elevated 5s_ 1950
9534
31
61
Collateral & conv 5s
Dodge Brothers
1949
conv deb 6s.
1940
105
May
May 12
9134 May 10
10434 May 22 105^4 May
1
18
10
10434
May 14
5334 May 14
8034 May
76
63
5834
10
16
11?* May 22
113*
743*
73J*
7234 May 22
7734
73
May 22
7834 May 31
7834 May 31
...1962
68
65
May 24
713*
...1955
943*
External loan 5s of 1927.. 1957
9434
9234
933* May 26
933* May 25
7134 May 31
9534 May
Internat Paper 5s ser A & B. .1947
803*
Warner Bros Pictures 6s
61
1939
75
CALL LOANS
61
May
1
1
1
2
1
I
1
3
1
1
1
4..
1
1
1
A... 1945
Argentina (Govt) 6s series A. 1957
6s of June 1925
1959
External 534s
Australia 5s of 1925
May
78
9434
9434
9134
373s
9534 May
94
External 434s of 1928
Berlin (City) extl s f 6s
Brazil external 8s.
1956
1941
32"~
3034 May 21
634 s of 1927
Brisbane (City) 5s_
1957
263*
2434 May 31
May 29
323* May
27
May 10
85
1958
1
1
Saturday
Sunday
1
1
1
1
1
22
Sunday
1
1
1
23
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
8
1
1
1
24...
1
9
1
1
1
25
1
26
27-.----.
10
1
1
I
11...
1
1
1
Sunday
28
1
29
Saturday
12
Saturday
1
1
1
1
1
853* May 14
Sinking fund 5s
1
1
...
21
Saturday
1
Renewal.
1
20
7
High.
1
18
19
6
ser
Low.
17
1
5
Foreign Bonds—
Antloquia (Dept) 7s
STOCK EXCHANGE.
May.
Renewal
High.
Low.
May.
ON THE NEW YORK
1958
1957
French Republic extl 73£s...l941
External 7s of 1924
1949
8434
69)4
4434
41
Queensland (State) extl 7s..1941
VOLUME
1934.
47
May
43
May
91
May 29 9334
9034 May 29 9334
102)4 May
1043*
100
May 22 103
1934 May 17 243*
92
May
May
May
166"
May 16
2034
1 Q'-**?
1932.
1931.
46,659,525
161,647,000
59,851,000
86,809,400
62,823,100
65,480,800
284,742,800
377,017,900
261,621,400
238,708,000
196,477,167
value)—
S
miscell—1,212,883,000
215,239,599
153,717,978
273,349,666
40,015,000
U. S. Government
Total bond sales.
104,213,954
$
14,237,900
1 to May 31—
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par
Railroad and
State, municipal & for'n
U. S. Government----
Total bond sales
315,557,500
263,664,600
8
787,155,900
310,831,000
236,954,700
8
639,446,300
305,795,500
333,546,500
13
Sunday
14
1
1
1
15.
1
1
1
31
16
1
1
8
759,752,000
316,203,600
73,173,050
1,792,105,100 1,334,941,600 1,278,788,300 1.149,128,650
Holiday
30
1
Time
loan
rates
1
1
1
security collateral showed a further
011
slight recession, reflecting-"the purely nominal demand for
this sort of accommodation as against the continued press¬
ure of funds.
A feature was the consummation of one-year
loans at 1%.
for
% of 1% to 1%
and five months,
Nominal rates were quoted at
three, four
and 1@1%% for six months' loans.
loans
running for
two,
again in very active investment
of the demand was satis¬
fied, however, as there continued to be a scarcity of new
paper coming into the market, reflecting the limited bor¬
rowing requirements of industrial concerns.
Average rates
for prime three to four-month paper eased to % of 1%;
for four to six months to 1%, and for less known^ names
on
same maturities,
to 1%%.
Occasional transactions in
choice four to six-month paper were consummated at % of
1%; in fact, some business was done at rates as low as
% of 1%—the lowest ever recorded in this country—but it
was
indicated that these transactions involved unusually
Commercial
THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
23,136,913
8
179,247,000
State, municipal & for'n
"
653*
114,961,000-
value)—
25,335,680
Railroad and raiscell...
Jan.
182
260,918,000
76,643,500
39,456,400
Stock sales—No. of shares
Bond sales (par
10234
2334
OF BUSINESS ON
of May—
18134
11
7334 May
91
104 ?*
Month
May
18534 May
May 31
May 31
65
93"
1946
85
1803* May
External sinking fund 5s. .1958
Rio Grande do Sul 8s
8334 May 23
31M
24
18134 May 31 183J* May
18034
New South Wales (State) 5s. 1957
1947
May 28
May
39
182
German (Republic) 7s.
.1949
German Govt Internat 534s. 1965
External 6s
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May 19 published its usual survey of the acceptance market,
and found that under the influence of excessive bank re¬
for the month of
ances
The
volume of bankers' accept¬
April was further sharply reduced.
amounted to $72,025,018, leaving a total on
and low money rates the
serves
decline
$613,129,137 as compared with $696,813,357
In announcing the figures, Robert II. Bean,
Executive Secretary of the Council, stated that more than
50% of the currently reported decline in bill volume was
in the type of acceptances employed to finance the storage
of goods in domestic warehouses.
These commodity credit
acceptances went off $39,653,597 during the month.
To
April
of
30
April 29 1933.
extent
some
this
reduction
was
due
the
to
movement
of
seasonal operation and the
retirement of the credits, but in a very large measure the
reduction was caused by the shifting of credits from accept¬
goods out of
as
a
The next important reduc¬
to over-the-counter loans.
ances
tion
warehouses
in
was
the
volume
of
bankers'
acceptances
used
to
finance exports, which
decline in Federal Reserve credit outstanding, and
the balances of the stabilization fund from the
interest was centered in
the gold cer-
policy of the Treasury in May because of the
strange and unexplained disappearance from sight of some
$25,000,000 of imported and newly-mined gold.
The bare
facts of the gold situation are these:
In May monetary gold
increased $21,000,000 to a new record high, at $7,776,000,000
May 30, while gold certificates of the Federal Reserve
on
were
high on
$157,673,000. By com¬
the rise in monetary gold with that in the gold cer¬
from $4,490,35S,000 on April 25 to a new
up
May 30, at $4,648,031,000, a gain of
paring
held
tificates
by
the regional banks, it might be made to
that the Treasury "spent" $136,673,000 of its gold
devaluation profit in the five weeks ended May 30.
But that
appear
was
not the case.
What actually
Federal
the
with
happened was that the Treasury deposited
Reserve certificates for only from $110,-
000,000 to $115,000,000 of its gold profit.
The other $25,000,000 or so of gold was disposed of by the Treasury in
such a way that it never reached the monetary gold stock.
The gold was imported or was bought by the mints and
in secondary gold.
gold
holdings of the country because the Treasury either sold
abroad an equivalent amount of the metal or—what is more
likely—turned the gold over to the stabilization fund, there
offices
assay
from mines and dealers
gold was not allowed to swell the monetary
But this
and
$72,000,000 reduction reported.
The totals for the
three classifications, imports, domestic ship¬
usual
than
ticifate
types of acceptances, therefore, accounts for practically all
the
put to uses unknown.
the Treasury made known the fact
At the close of April
$200,000,000 to the stabilization fund,
Reserve statement for the week ended
that it had turned over
Federal
the
May 2 gave reflection to part of
showed
$96,000,000
that
more
this-, transaction when it
had been
gold certificates
ment and dollar
credited to the account of the 12 banks of issue.
The
the daily
total
exchange, remained practically unchanged.
outstanding volume of bills, at $613,129,137, is
$83,684,220 less than the volume outstanding at the
April 3933. At the end of April, accepting banks were
holding $236,166,613 of their own bills and $299,387,606 of
others' bills, .a total of $535,554,219, of which $427,800,000
in
in
conglomerate
to be
remaining
as
deposit account of the Treasury itself to the
item called "other deposits"
declined $22,147,548.
The volume of
bills based on goods stored in or shipped between foreign
countries went off $9,815,831.
The drop in these three
of
BANKS-
CITY.
shift of
a
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RESERVE
YORK
April, from Treasury action rather
than from causes arising within the banking system itself.
These changes included a further substantial rise in the
gold certificates deposited with the Federal Reserve System,
another increase, albeit a small one, in member bank re¬
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that returns received by the bank from commercial paper
dealers showed a total of $139,400,000 of open market com¬
mercial paper outstanding, which was 5% above the total
reported during the previous month and 118% above the
April 1933 total of $04,000,000; it represents the highest
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Although
Treasury statements disclosed the fact that $200,-
been taken out of the $2,000,000,000 stabiliza¬
now
000,000 had
end of
fund, the banking figures never did reveal what had
become of the other $100,000.000—that is, the sum not ac¬
were
held by New York City banks and bankers.
bankers'
Rates for
acceptances on every day of the past month
120-day bills, and % of 1% bid and % of 1% asked for
150-day and 180-day bills.
The New York Federal Reserve
Bank, in its "Monthly Review," discussed conditions in the
market for bankers'
acceptances as follows:
"The discount market for bills remained very
May,
of
new
tions.
first
but it
quiet during
demand, as the supply
bills coming into dealers' hands was of small propor¬
despite an active investment
The
part
was
dealers
of April
continued
the
practice adopted
of quoting rates only
indicated that of the small
transacted most of dealers' purchases
and most of their sales were at
on
in
the
application,
volume of business
were at
Vg of 1%.
It
3/16 of 1%,
appears
that,
the deposit of gold certificates in the week
May 2.,
in connection with the operations of the stabiliza¬
counted for by
which closed on
It was
were
of 1% bid and 3/16 of 1% asked for 30-day,
60-day and 90-day bills; % of 1% bid and % of 1% asked
quoted at %
for
tion
tion fund that the Treasury caused the change to be made
in the way its
statement.
It. consisted
deposits were reported in the Federal Reserve
This change took place in the week ended May 9.
in the
of a revision
name
of the Government
deposit item in the weekly bank statement from "Govern¬
ment" to "United States Treasurer—General Account," and
of the transfer to "Other
in
Deposits" of $100,000,000 included
Government deposits on
May 2.
By lumping the fund's
deposit with those of other governmental agencies and of
various others, such as clearing non-members, the purposes
of concealment of the fund's activities were thought to be
better served.
,
$35,000,000 rise in Treasury balances with the Federal
Reserve and the $65,000,000 increase in other deposits kept
The
MONTHLY EEYIEW
18d
member bank reserves from
mounting more than $15,000,000
Excess reserves were higher dollar-for-dollar with
actual reserves, and as May ended the volume of surplus
reserves was around the $1,700,000,000 mark.
Continuing
in
May.
in member bank reserve
ease
in May
end than the last
the month-
was nearer
April statement, currency circulation was
$.14,000,000 higher.
From April 25 to May 30 brokers' loans, as compiled by
the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, declined from $948,-
$915,000,000, or $33,000,000, following a $62,000,000 increase in April.
Loans placed by reporting New
000,000
to
banks
York
$786,000,000,
banks
were
"Street"
dipped to
account
own
$743,000,000 from
$43,000,000; those placed for out-of-town
$10,000,000 higher, at $164,000,000, and those
or
others were unchanged, at $8,000,000.
of
account
for
for
loan
total, compiled by the New
The
dollars:
BANK) COMPARED WITH LONDON PRICES.
London
$1,016,386,685, or $71,839,674 less than the total
$1,088,226,359 on April 30. A year ago, on May 31 1933,
these loans aggregated only $528,509,438.
London
/
United
Prices
United
Prices
Stales.
Converted
States.
Converted
into Dollars.
into Dollars
34.77
May
35.00
34.88
May
17
35.00
May
35.00
34.83
35.00
May
34.83
May
May
18
35.00
19
35.00
34.80
May
35.00
34.82
Sunday
Sunday
May
35.00
34.82
May 20
May 21
35.00
Holiday
34.82
34.80
May
Sunday
Sunday
May 22
35.00
May
35.00
34.84
May
34.76
May 23
May 24
35.00
35.00
35.00
34.78
May
35.00
34.86
May 25
35.00
34.78
May 10
35.00
34.80
May 26
35.00
34.78
May II
35.00
34.79
May 27
Sunday
Sunday
May 12
35.00
34.75
May 28
35.00
34.79
May 13
Sunday
Sunday
34.82
May 29
35.00
34.78
May 14
35.00
34.75
May 30
Holiday
34.79
May 15
35.00
34.76
May
35.00
34.77
16
35.00
34.76
May
LONDON CHECK RATE
York Stock Ex¬
31
ON PARIS AND PRICE OF GOLD IN LONDON.
London
London
Oven Market
London
Check Rate
Open Market
London
Check Rate
May.
amounted to
of
UNITED STATES (FEDERAL RESERVE
PRICE PAID FOR GOLD BY
also declined, the total of these loans on May 31
change,
market, the price paid for gold by the
and the London gold price converted into
States,
affairs was indicated by the
$6,613,000 decline in bills discounted and of $4,985,000 in
bills bought in the open market by the regional banks.
Total
Federal Reserve credit outstanding was $16,000,000 lower.
Government security holdings of the System were unchanged
on balance, though there was some shifting in the portfolio,
Treasury notes being off $4,609,000 and certificates and
bills up approximately the same amount.
As the last state¬
ment of t)he Federal Reserve
in the London open
United
on
May.
Gold Price.
Paris.
on
Gold Price.
Paris.
136s.
77.32
17.J
Id.
Sterling exchange was under pressure during the greater
and
operations originating in Paris
the Continent, the pressure
on
French
coming mainly from the
The market in New York was extremely
capital.
dull, and operations were confined almost entirely to neces¬
transactions.
The European pressure
against sterling was, of course, reflected in lower quota¬
tions for the pound in New York.
It may be recalled that
during March and April sterling fluctuated within compara¬
tively narrow limits, and was much firmer in terms of the
commercial
sary
dollar than had been the case in
February.
contrary, sterling was lower in New
In May,
on
the
York than at any time
All foreign exchanges tended to parallel
the course of sterling.
In commenting on the situation, the
Federal Reserve Bank of New York said in its "Monthly
since
February.
Review"
for June 1:
principal foreign currencies fluctuated irregularly
during the first 10 days of the month, and then held com¬
paratively steady during the next two weeks at levels below
those reached toward the end of April, and in some instances
below the average for that month.
During the final week
of May the dollar made further gains, and on the 29th, the
closing rates for foreign currencies generally showed a net
loss for the month, with, quotations for the gold currencies
at a discount from parity.
After an irregular decline early
"The
in the
about
month, the pound sterling was quoted at a rate of
$5.11 from May 10 to 21, but declined further to
$5.08% at the close of May 23."
On April 30 sterling cable transfers sold as high as $5.14%,
and
May 1 were off to $5.11@$5.13%. The highest quota¬
sterling in May was $5.13%, on May 9, and the
on
tion
for
lowest
was
$5.06%,
May 31. The firmness of the dollar—
sterling—is reflected in some degree by
on
the weakness in
or
the London
price for gold. The United States price (Federal
York) continued at $35 per ounce.
It
Reserve Bank of New
be recalled that on April 21 the London price for gold,
may
converted into dollars, was as high as
$35.10 an ounce, and
•jontinued only slightly under $35 for the remainder of the
month.
The London price for gold, when converted into
dollars, is an indication of the relative position of dollars
to the new parity fixed at the time of devaluation.
On
May 1 the London gold price, dollar equivalent, which varies
with the fluctuations in dollar-sterling exchange, was $34.8S;
touched
$34.75 on May 12; rose to $34.82 on May 22, and
closed at $34.77 on May 31.
The weakness of sterling in
terms of dollars may be viewed from another—the per¬
In
centage—angle.
London
of
3%
Washington.
January
the
dollar
value
a
in
to 4% above the value placed upon it by
On the percentage basis of the new dollar
parity, the dollar-sterling rate and
London
had
indicated
value
a
for
the
the price for
dollar
in
gold
in
London
of
$100.55%-100.69% on May 4, of 100.29%-100.47% on May 9,
of 100.72%-100.86% on May 14, and of lOQ.75%-100.86% on
May 31.
The ease in sterling is perhaps best indicated by the move¬
ments of the London check rate
on Paris, from which center
practically all the pressure against the pound originated.
In the last few days of April, London checks on Paris were
quoted around 77.37 francs to the pound.
Throughout May
the rate showed considerable
downward trend.
On
irregularity, with
May 1 the rate
a
77.26
persistent
francs
136s. 3>*d.
18
77.22
136s. 2d.
77.36
136s.
19
77.22
136s.
77.28
135s.
5
part of May, due chiefly to
135s.
77.13
4
EXCHANGE DURING MAY 1934.
77.26
3
COURSE OF STERLING
1
2..._
77.19
136s.
Fund and the Bank
of France
were
co-operating in
the rate around 77.32, and
on
an
en¬
May 12, owing
to fear of
76.97
136s. 6^d.
l^d.
24
77.00
136s. 9d.
77.32
135s.
llYid.
136s.
77.31
136s.
Id.
27
12...
77.49
135s.
lOd.
from
Paris
day to day, the price of gold in shillings and pence
77.06
28
9
10
....
26.
29.
SUN DAY
13
14
77.36
135s.
15
77.32
136s.
16-..-
77.32
136s. 6^d.
77.12
25
77.31
11
136s. 6d.
SUN DAYr
...
136s. 8Hjd.
77.09
136s. 9d.
77.06
...
ll^d.
30
77.03
137s.
Yd.
31
76.98
136s. ll^d.
Yd.
136s.
against sterling, which was only the
begun about the end of March,
was due to the return of confidence in the stability of the
franc.
French and other Continental funds, which had
The French pressure
of
culmination
a
process
sought refuge in London for safekeeping
early in the year,
began at that time to return in large volume.
The move¬
ment of Continental funds away from London became very
conspicuous toward the end of April.
Between April 27
and May 31, inclusive, approximately £9,928,000 of gold wras
available
and
disposed
of in the London open market, of
to have been taken for shipment
which £6,771,000 appears
to
France, £2,266,000 for American account, and
destinations.
French interests also
unknown
£891,000 for
drew
from
vaults
of the London private banks, so that between April 27 and
the end of May a total of approximately £8,172,000 of gold
London
gold which had been stored by hoarders in the
taken from London for France.
was
The British Exchange
Equalization Fund and the Bank of France were constantly
required to intervene in order to steady the rates.
In the
last few days of the month, though the pound still continued
soft in terms of the franc, trading in the European centers
became less active, and indications appeared that the French
drain was subsiding.
London bankers intimated that the
French balances on hand were close to what they should
normally be to meet the usual requirements of international
Ordinarily the pound should show firmness at this
trade.
season,
by reason of large American tourist demands, but
requirements are now reported to be at the lowest in
years.
Another important source of unseasonal pressure
these
against the pound is derived from advancing business pros¬
perity in Great Britain, which continues to induce a larger
volume
early
than is customary in the spring and
imports will become re-exports of
manufactures.
The London authorities appeared
of
imports
These
summer.
British
throughout the month entirely unconcerned with the exodus
hoarded funds from the London banks.
Most of the
of
funds
in
now
withdrawn went over during
the political crisis
February and were regarded by London as in
the nature of "nuisance" funds.
The underlying position of
Paris in
the
pound continues exceptionally strong, and the plethora
rates pre¬
of available funds is reflected in the low money
vailing
in
London
the
open
markets,
which
have
barely
changed from day to day for more than a year.
Only slight changes were disclosed in the Bank of Eng¬
gold holdings during May.
It would seem that for
more than a year the British authorities have been content
land's
with
a
gold reserve of around £190,000,000, and with a pro¬
portion of reserves
week
ended May 2
days of April)
to liabilities of around 50%.
For the
(which included the three last business
the Bank of England showed an increase in
gold holdings of £51,058; in the week ended May 9, a decrease
£56,SOS; in the week ended May 16, a decrease of £39,092;
the week ended May 23, an increase of £83,876, and for
the week ended
total
142,067, and
the
May 30, a decrease of £41,489.
On May 2,
gold holdings of the Bank of England stood at £192,-
period
on
May 30 at £192,088,557, a net decrease for
of £53,510.
the Cunliffe
on
136s. 3d.
23...
136s.
the
tables give the London check rate
77.20
136s. 2d.
month
The following
22
77.23
speculators as to the probable course of exchange,
the rate reached the high for the month of 77.49 francs to
pound.
HOLI DAY
21
77.20
in
deavor to keep
SUN DAY
20
7
of
was
and
2Y&.
8
to
pound,
lOd.
SUN DAY
6
the closing rate for London on Paris on
May 31 was 76.98 francs to the pound. There were frequent
evidences during the month that the British Equalization
the
11-Hd.
Total holdings
at the
end of the
compared with £187,402,773 on May 31 1933, and with
the minimum of
£150,000,000 recommended for the bank by
Committee in August 1918.
bv that Committee that the pre-war
It
was
estimated
gold reserves consisted
{.Continued on page 57.)
New York Stock
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
May
BOND
OF
RANGE
Jan. 1 to May 31..
1934.
May
104,213,964
215,239,699
25,336,680
196,477,167
Shares.
Jan. 1 to
1933.
1934.
Slock Sales.
$377,017,900
1,334,941,600
$284,742,800
1,792,106,100
;
PRICES DURING MAY
1933.
1934.
Bond Sales.
May 31
disregarded in the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling
footnote in the month in which they occur.
No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
NOTICE.—Cash and deferred delivery sales are
regular monthly range are shown in a
outside of the
The tables on pages 19 to 41 furnish a complete record of the transactions on the New York Stock Exchange during
May 1934 and the range since Jan. 1.
They need no extended introduction, as they are self-explanatory. The tables
embrace every security dealt in on the Exchange.
We give bonds 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.
adopted by the New York Stock Exchange in 1909, all quotations for interest-paying bonds
price to which accrued interest must be added. The exceptions to the rule are income bonds and bonds on which
interest is in default.
A. few other bonds, like the Holland-America Line 6s, for special reasons, are also quoted "flat,"
In accordance with the rule
are
at
a
but where this is the
This method of quoting bonds
"flat" will be found against the name of the issue.
the quotation
case
became effective Jan. 2 1909.
•O
Sales in
May?
N.
Value.
STOCK
Y.
EXCHANGE.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
S|
SI
BONDS
May
1934.
Ask
Bid.
1J S GOVERNMENT
Bid.
1.
Ask.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
Bid
1,281,000
Registered
30,000
1032»32Sale
Ask
.....
101*n
First 4%s
I6l "ijSale
June 15 1932-1947
1033132Sale
10 1041s2 Apr.
100«3j Jan.
12 1032632May
10
10017»2jan.
18 103832 May
16
First Sec'd 4%s
1,547,000
180,000
O
A
4%s
Registered
Fourth 4%%
1012#jiSale
Registered
(2d called)
...
Registered.....
8
1032632May 21 104932 May 11
4
17 1021B>iMay
10l2*s2Jan.
9 104932 May
8
101 "sjJan.
10 104»32 May
11
102
Apr.
17 102i932May
4
4
1012«32May 18 1021432May
1102432May
1 112932 May 11
Sale
Sale
...
1102432Saie
iiS'V, sale"
102232 Apr.
104si32Jan.
16 1021632Apr.
16
11
11
12 112
4
102t«i2Apr. 19 1032°32Apr.
19
111^32May 22
M
m
...
P
D
1
103632 May
S
103i832May
»
D
GO^nSale
1022os,Sale
103JJ32Sale
103332 Sale
1022232May
9 103332 May
31
107132 Sale
108632 Sale
107
1087s2 May
1012132Jan.
10 10873» May
108
1012#32jan.
10 108
11
11
10083j Jan.
10 1062232May
11
1002832Jan.
22 106 ®32 May
29
10124«Sale
fl
M
Mar 15 1941-1943
D
J
;
1051632May
106» 632Sale
105 1632May
1051«32Sale
998jj Sale
103®32 Sale
i04i„
Sale
94'43jSale
993132Sale
100
Sale
101
Sale
1031232Sale
3s
May
sale"
1003o32May
io41632Saie~
1031»32May
104i632May
104»32 Sale
"9 9
May
1032o32May
104632 May
103 "32 May
104"32May
100
a,
Jan.
982J32Jan.
11
May
104 632 May
10
9
98»°32Jan.
13 103263iMay
9
31
11
31
29
31
931832Jan.
10 101i32 May
31
Feb.
2 1003°32May
11
103i832sale
1041132Sale
97
9824a2Jan.
99123iJan.
11
104i632May
31
6 104632 May
29
982°32Jan.
11
10411s2May 31
14
1002432Feb.
i6i«3_2 Sale"
14
101632 May
~98»"°3iSaie
102832 Sale
f4^ Sale"
i63i"3»Saie"
104
102 832 Sale
102sl32Sale
1022032May
18
gS^jjJan.
10 1022°32May
18
1011632May
952®siSaIe
1012132May
16
31
4
31
25
11
31
14
974si Jan.
25 10121s2May
16
1041432May
1031432May
103i332May
103 133iMay
1012632May
1023i32May
102 1832May
102i632May
1021732May
10122s2 Sale
1012632 Sale
101932 May
1001432 Sale
101i832 Sale
1001232May
101i»32May
1002°32May
1002232May
1001432May
1002S32May 26
......1952 M N
Series A.._..u...
98
1002432Feb.
99«jj Sale
Registered
861,000
May
101 *32
99'l3sMay
D
Aug 1 1941 FA
4,002,000 Treasury 3%s
F A
Registered
;
2,000
.1944-1946
13,894,000 Treasury3%s
Registered
1,000
1964 M S
3,078,000 Fed Farm Mtge Corp 3 %s
)
1951 J
6,852,000 Home Owners Mtge Corp 4s
6,000
May
8
J
June 15 1946-1949
1051«32Sale
D
M
1940 43
...
Registered
1032632May
11
1031332May 31
103173»Sale
D
M
I
15
11
11
10622s2May 11
106 6s2 May 29
104632 May 10
11
May
103i»32May 31
103s32 May 31
Registered
June
972«22)aD.
1129j2 May
1022°32May
e
J
;_.Sept 15 1951-1955
9,000
2,469,000 Treasury 3**
Registered
63,000
1,977,000 Treasury 3%§
Registered
2,879/000 Treasury 3%s
11
1051132Jan.
May
7
10443i May
112
1072S32May
June 15 1943-1947
1,652,000 'Treasury 3%s
Registered
11,000
8,639,000 'Treasury 3s.
10622iiSale
......
.Mar 15 1946-1956
4,377,000 Treasury 3%s
Registered
11,000
2,000
102
8
11
10328S2May 21 104932 May
1032832Sale
1021232Sale
Oct 15 1947-1952 A O
2,765,000 Treasury 4%s
A O
Registered..
;
...
9,000
Treasury 4%s to Oct 15 1934,
thereafter 3 % %
1943-45 A O
2,478,000
J
D
Registered..
2,000
Dec 15 1944-1954
2,598,000 Treasury 4s
2,000
104
1041*2 Sale
O
104 <32 Sale
1021332Sale
Oct 15 1933-1938 A
Fourth
57,000
Jan.
10 104i23tMay
1012sj Jan.
Fourth Liberty Loan—
1,036,000
8 100
101 «n Jan.
1013°32May
1621V3,"" 1;
June 15 '32-47
Jan.
1032532May 22 10412i2May
1032231May 29 104<32 May
102 2 632May 18 1022«32May 18
1032»32Sale
Registered
4,000
1,000
5
1004aj Jan.
100
Registered
705"666
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
3
1032232May 15 104132 May
1032«32May 10 1032«S2May 10
1022732May 28 1038S2 May 16
1032932Sale
—_ -
.....
June 15 1932-1947
First 4s...
2,000
lOO^uSale
June 15 1932-1947
Highest.
Lowest.
Lowest.
First Liberty LoanFirst 3%s
1,
Jan. 2
1002<>32 Sale
9727s2Jan.
11
1041432May 31
lOO'OjjFeb.
16 1031332May
4
101732 Apr.
20 10231s2May
31
102i632May 25 102ls32May 25
10193i May 22 1021732May
11
1 101i932May 31
1001232May
1002032May 14 10022s2May 14
1001432May 23 100!332May 26
STATE AND CITY SECURITIES
(See
below)
Note
FOREIGN GOV I. OL MUNICIPAL'S
18,000
31,000
9,000
17,000
35,000
41,000
28,000
16,000
31,000
9,000
6,000
27,000
132,000
234,000
4or
\~~(~
Ift 194h
With Oct 15 1934 coupon on. 1948
1963 m N
Vkershus (Deptl extl 5s.
Antloqula (Dept of) Col 7s A
j
1945
j
24
22%
20
22
17
21
22%
16
a
Aug 1 1934 subseq coupons on..
Sinking fund as 4
17
16
e
1947
Agrlc Mtge Bank if
19
21
25
25
66
67 %
79
81%
12%
11%
12%
77%
8%
Sale
10%
10%
10%
91%
Sale
94% Sale
74
Sale
77%
Sale
23% May
22
May
24% May
22% May
79
May
10% May
10% May
10% May
10% May
10% May
10% May
9% May
89 % May
72% May
78
Sale
73
77% Sale
77% Sale
77% Sale
78% Sale
77% Sale
73
11
External
■
f 7s
ser
B
..1945
8
9
11
Extarnal
•
f 7s
ser
C
....1945
8
11
External
•
f 7»
9%
Sale
7s
D
se»
..........
1945
8%
...1957
78 2d series.
...1957
.....
7s 3d series...
Antwerp (City) extl loan 5s..
7
7
...1957
1st series
8
8%
8 y8
Sale
11
27% Sale
Sale
.....
Sale
11%
12*
82%
53%
Sale
55
D
54
Sale
O
53%
53%
54%
Sale
Sale
Sale,
74
Sale
54
Sale
74
Sale
74%
73%
Sale
Sale
1958
Argentina Govt public works 4s. 1960 AO
25%, Sale
30
28
80
11% Sale
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
9%
10%
9%
11
9%
11%
2
1
2
11
10
16
15
9
9
14
14
15
11
22
27% May 31
26
May 24
e26%May 17
26
May 24
80
May
7
11% May 22
11% May 22
11% May 22
11% May 22
10% May 15
11% May
3
11
May
3
94% May 29
78% May 31
18% Jan.
11
31
3
27% May
May
26% May
25% Feb.
81% Apr.
2
Feb.
19
Jan.
11
15% Jan.
8
16
Jan.
9
66% Jan.
8% Jan.
20
Jan.
10
9% Jan.
8% Jan.
8% Jan.
11
9
2
4
8
Jan.
4
8
Jan.
2
82% Jan.
53% Jan.
2
53% Jan.
4
53
Jan.
5
53
Jan.
4
53%
53%
53%
52%
52%
47%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
2
26
\VA Feb.
24
17
16
23
19
17
Feb.
19
17%
14%
14%
14%
99%
78%
Feb.
19
Feb.
13
Apr
19
78%
78%
78%
78%
78%
78%
78%
78%
71%
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
18
18
18
18
18
Feb.
19
Feb.
19
Mar.
5
Argentine Nation (Govt of)—
265,000
295,000
240,000
139,000
112,000
398,000
213,000
141,000
257,000
Sinking fund 6s of June 1925..1959 J
Extl
8 I
g 6s
.1959 A
of Oct 1925
M
Sinking fund gold 6s ser A....1957
External 1st s f 6s set B ......1958 J
Extl
s
Extl
•
t
D
_1960 M N
f 6s (State Ry) ......I960 M S
f 6s of May
External
S
1926
F
f 5 l«*
1962
53%
53%
Sale
Sale
N
54
Sale
74
F
Public Works ext s f g 6s..May 1961
A
M
' 6s (Sanitary Works). ..1961
Public Works ext s
73% Sale
73% Sale
74% Sale
A
47%
Sale
68
78
Sale
Sale
78
Sale
Sale
71% Sale
72%
73 %
73%
72 %
73%
73%
65
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
22
22
22
2
3
22
23
2
24
78%
78%
78%
78%
783%
78%
78%
78%
71%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
31
31
31
31
31
31
31
31
31
4
2
5
5
2
31
19
18
19
New York Stock Exchange and usually only at long
intervals, dealings in such securities being almost entirely at private sale over the counter.
The Stock Exchange record hence is imperfect and misleading.
Bid and Asked quotations, however, by active dealers in these securities will be found on a subsequent page under the general head of "United States
NOTE.—State and City Securities.—Sales of State and City securities occur very rarely on the
&
Municipal Bonds."
r
a
Cash sale, not included in range.
Deferred delivery, not included in range,
t Accrued
interest
payable
at
the
z
exchange
rate of $4.8665 to the £ sterling.
t Companies reported in receivership.
*
Look under list of Matured Bonds on p. 31
e
sales, in which no account is taken
computing the range, are given below:
Agric. Mtge. Bank 6s, 1948, May 22 at 31.
Jugoslavia 7s, 1957, May 25 at 42%.
Cash
in
Deferred delivery sales, in which no
taken in computing the range for
account is
the year,
given below:
Atch. Top. & S. Fe 4s of 1905, May 17 at 96.
Beech Creek 4s, 1936, May 8 at 100%.
Berlin City El. 6%s, 1951, May 23 at 45%.
Copenhagen Tel. 5s, 1954, May 2 at 91.
Cuba 5s, 1944, May 8 at 91%.
Copenhagen 4%s, 1953, May 29 at 73%.
Finland 6s, 1945, May 1 at 95%.
Gt. Brit. & Ire. 4s, 1990, May 31 at 114%
and May 4 at 116%.
are
Hungary 7%s, 1944, May 28 at 37%.
Leipzig 7s, 1947, May 1 at 60%.
7s, 1952, May 29 at 87.
Met. Edison 4%s, series D, 1968, May 3 at 85%
Oslo 6s, 1955, May 10 at 91%.
Oslo Gas & El. 5s, 1963, May 29 at 83.
P. C. C. & St. L. 4s, series D, May 8 at 100%.
Rotterdam 6s, 1964, May 31 at 116%.
Sweden 5%s, 1954, May 31 at 101%.
Truax-Traer Coal 6%s, 1943, May 7 at 52%.
Lombard
N. Y. STOCK
30
Sales in
N.
STOCK EXCHANGE.
Y.
1934.
Bid
Foreign Government (Continued)
76,000 Argentine (Rep) 5« of 1«09
1945 M
July 15 1955 J
543,000 Australia 5s of 1925
External loan 5s of 1927
1957 M
307,000
External g 4*4* Of 1928
1956 M
704,000
-...-.-1943 J
90,000 Austrian Govt • f 7s
International s f 7s....1957 J
101,000
1945 F
112,000 Bavaria (Free State) extl 6 %a
71,000 Belgium 25 year external 6>4s.—1949 M
145,000
103,000
171,000
13,000
49,000
153,000
216,000
31,000
90,000
61,000
95,000
59,000
112,000
135,000
184,000
108,000
65,000
46,000
16,000
31,000
101,000
41,000
External
External
s
s
External
s
§9%
83
Sale
92%
49%
44 %
Sale
S
95
Sale
J
94
Sale
D
97
99
.1956 M N
90
Sale
-----—
s
J
S
N
D
J
A
f 5».Oct 15 1949 A
33
O
A
1945
--1947
(Republic of) s f 8s
sec gold 7s
15%
6%
5%
5%
S
M N
External
1958 J
J
Extl sink fund 7s
1969 M
S
15-year 6s... 1934 M N
Bordeaux (City of)
-
1935 M S
7s trust rects
Sinking fund gold 5s
20-year
s
f 6s
Budapest (Clty> extl
External
a
Externa]
s
.
22,000 Buenon Airs s (Prov) ref ext'l a f 6a
Stpd (Sept 1 *34 coup on)
217,000
External » f 6%s_
11,000
Stpd (Aug 1 '34 coup on)
54,000
43,000 Bulgaria (Kingdom of s f g 7s
Stab loan a f g 7%«
Nov 15
41,000
Colombia
45,000
296,000
41,000
235,000
42,000
62,000
56,000
74,000
86,000
176,000
1,000
51,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
50
47
46%
M
S
26%
M
S
26
"3l"
F
A
31
36%
F
A
25
29
J
19
Sale
M N
25
27
1961
1961
1967 J
1968
k
Sale
92%
Sale
103 X
Sale
11
A O
Exter 6s (July 1 '33 coup on) Jan '61
With July 1 1934 coup on
J
Colombia Mtge Bank 6%8
Sinking fund 7s of 1926
93 £
94
94% Sale
92% Sale
99% Sale
(Dept
Stamped extd
to
..1942 J
J
195*
1951
M N
A
O
o
1952
J
1955
Sale
101
Sale
100
106%
Sale
105% 106%
105
Sale
104
85
79%
80% Sale
33% 35%
34
34%
81
Sale
37% Sale
37% Sale
Sale
21%
18%
IS*
9
Sale
8%
6% Sale
7* Sale
Sale
6% Sale
168% 169% 169%
Sale
32
31% Sale
26% Sale
24% Sale
Sale
Sale
24
26%
27% Sale
26% Sale
Sale
55% 56
54%
57
85
55%
84%
83%
78%
84% Sale
94
94%
94%
?2% 44
43
43% Sale
75
68%
65% Sale
66
66
60%
62%
Sale
63% 65
60%
48
47%
44%
46%
Sale
38% Sale
43%
39% Sale"
40% Sale
22
22%
22% Sale
24% Sale
24% Sale
3
IVA
Sale
13%
?§*
23
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
13
Sale
31
11**
70
Sale
60 %
58
Sale
63
Sale
9
Sale
7%
Sale
7
Sale
7%
Sale
7
6
%
6%
8
Sale
8%
7%
8
9%
12%
9%
8%
Sale
8
Sale
5%
76%
6%
14%
12%
101%
109%
Sale
104%
Sale
78
77%
14%
13%
12%
56% Sale
58%
49% Sale
48%
48
49% Sale
Sale
55
55%
13
13% Sale
13% Sale
13%
14
13%
12%
Sale
107%
103%
Sale
Sale
77
43
102%
101%
107%
105
81
81%
38
39
21
9%
8%
8%
170
32%
26%
27
28
57%
85%
85
94%
45%
70%
May
8
May 29
May 21
May
5
5
May
5
May
5
May
3
May
9
May
10
9
28
14
5
29
5
29
Apr. 10
9
97% Mar.
89
83
95
Jan.
Jan.
91% Jan.
50
Jan.
Sale
118
\y>
RI8/8
99
Jan.
109
95% Jan.
68
66%
32%
30%
17%
6%
5%
5%
Jan.
May
Apr. 25
Apr.
11*
Feb.
13
Feb.
Mar.
Feb.
26
1
2
16
Feb.
11% Feb. 16
10% Feb. 19
10% Feb. 19
170% Apr. 20
22% Jan.
36% Feb. 19
149
20%
20%
20%
53%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan
Jan.
Jan.
32
Feb.
1
32
Feb.
7
Jan.
32
Feb.
Jan.
1
63% Mar.
73% Jan.
9
Mar.
9
7
88
73
Jan.
87% Mar.
83
Jan.
95% Mar. 13
31% Jan.
46% Jan.
46% Mar. 13
70% May 29
12
60
Apr. 11
10
65
May 31
4
48
Apr. 21
4
2
44% Feb.
3
46% Mar. 24
4
42
Apr. 17
Apr. 23
18; 24
Jan.
45%
30%
26%
31%
Jan.
27
Jan.
24% May 28
23
10% Jan.
46
9
Mar.
106% Apr. 18
82% Apr. 23
Apr. 23
Jan.
May 31
May
3
39% May
1
46% May 25
41
May
2
23
May 15
65
Mar. 12
100% May 11
77
May
7
2
40% Apr. 21
59% Feb.
95
Jan.
2 105
Apr. 24
94
Jan.
104
Apr. 24
15
16
24
7
19
24
11
9
Sale Prices.
99
80% Jan.
88% Jan.
May
May 18
May
5
May
3
May
9
May 18
May 21
May
3
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1.
Highest.
Snle Prices
Prices
94% May
95% May
RS^ May
94
May
100% May
47
60%
44%
37%
45%
38%
21%
21 J*
16%
75
Sale
Sale
25%
Sale
15
Sale
18
15%
20
Sale
18
15
65%
60%
14%
Sale
18
31
28
40
78%
75%
33%
36%
38%
43
20
23
91%
Sale
74
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
18% Jan.
Apr.
May
2
14
92
Jan.
2 101% May 31
1 109% May 31 103% Jan.
1 104% May 31 100% Jan.
67% Jan.
May 24
1 80
10% Jan.
7
15 14% May
55
Apr.
May 28
2 60
46% Apr.
50
May 16
23
46% Mar.
31 50x4 May 16
49% Mar.
8
23 57% May
9
Jan.
26 15% May
7% Jan.
11
15% May
7
Jan.
14 15% May
7
Jan.
15 15% May
7% Jan.
May
25 15%
7% Jan.
14 15% May
7% Jan.
14 15% May
9% Jan.
16 15% May
10
Jan.
17
May 23
1
8% Jan.
4
15 15% May
8
Jan.
4
23 15* May
7
Jan.
May
4
14
27% Jan.
16 10% May 25
81% Jan.
25 92% May 14
31
Apr.
8
25 35% May
91
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64
73%
65
71
94%
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77%
23%
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34%
11
Sale
48%
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36
Sale
80
Sale
75%
75
35
30
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
37
May
44% May
25%
29%
25%
21%
21%
21%
77%
z73%
31%
35
Sale
Qf;
14%
85%
85%
88
90
15%
99% Sale
99% 100
87
Sale
96
Sale
Sale
Sale
91
Sale
82%
8l"
Sale
30% Sale
13% Sale
99% 100
99% Sale
94% Sale
90% Sale
Sale
81
Sale
73
60
65
63
66
Sale
A
O
36%
S%a
1940
40
r
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1953 M
S
J
.1948
154% Sale
153% 155%
153% Sale
39
48%
54%
53%
164%
164%
163%
161
z92 % May
May 10
May 17
May 17
May 17
May
2
79
May
5
34% May
1
35%
93 %
95%
76%
95% May
75% May
75
May
30% May
9
17
15
31
31
13% May
May
May
May
May
May
14 15%
8 100
25 100
31 98%
26 92%
29 83%
160
162% May
2
160
164"" 163% May
19
51
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50
75
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80
a95%
99%
8
87
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78%
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96
76
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90%
O
75%
A
O
77
92
75%
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93
30
Sale
33
1941
D
160
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182
1940
D
168
Sale
180%
(Cons Agrlc Loan) 6 H*
__
19, 26%
2!
8
2
3
5
Feb.
2
2
18% Feb.
101 % May 31
109% May 31
104% May 31
7
80% ceb.
19
Feb.
73
Jan.
69
Jan.
69
Jan.
70
Jan.
16
Feb.
19
16
Feb.
16
15% May
4
15% Feb. 17
15% May
3
4
15% May
16
Feb.
15%
18%
15%
15%
May
12
16
Feb.
Feb.
May
May
42% Apr. 10
92% May 14
50
Feb.
21% Jan.
18% Jan.
1
35% Feb.
32% Feb.
21
Jan.
35% Feb.
18% Jan.
32% Feb.
15
Jan.
24
Feb.
15% Jan.
24% May 25
15
Jan.
26
Feb.
:>
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63%
59%
14%
29%
25%
Jan.
Jan.
84
Feb.
5
30
Jan.
78% Feb. 17
2
35% May
8
37
May
53% Apr. 18
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
35
22
93
Jan.
Mar. 27
Feb.
20
95% May 17
62% Jan.
61% Jan.
23
May 10
95
18% Jan.
74% Jan.
78
Feb.
19
84% Apr.
4
41% Jan. 25
Jan.
A.. 1958 J
1954
2^-veai
D
O
54%
77%
Sale
Sale
44%
69%
O
38
Sale
ft v%s
.
op 196S
A
M N
Halt! (Rep of) 6s series A
123
Sale
Sale
21
26%
20
..1968
on
Sale
76
41
Sale
O
1950 J
J
30
Sale
1060 A
O
73
Sale
1952
f 7%«.
Helsingfors (City) ext 6H*~
A
O
1946
Hamburg (State) 6a.
A
.1945 J
,
28
Unmatured coup attached
20
1946 J
.
7H*
56%
116
1037 F
1990
7s coupon
May 10 52
68% May 28 75
2
z96 % May
97%
99%
98% May 28 100
Sale
1
96
97%
May
Sale
90
May 24 91%
2
93
95
94% May
94
7
95
93% May
Sale '
31
34% 34
May 25 35%
Sale
181% Sale
181% May 31 183%
Sale
1 185%
Sale
al82
180% May
Sale
40
MN
on.
Greek Govt 7s May '33 coup on..1964
7V(«.
May
66% May
57
May
56% May
56% May
165
May
164% May
163% May
164% May
Sale
Sale
54
50
Sale
41
65% Sale
65
43
May 31
May 31
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
10% Jan.
88
Jan.
90
Jan.
2
86% Jan.
83% Jan.
2
8
71
5
10
63
Jan.
31
36
37% Jan.
12
46
Jan.
9
150
Jan.
9
5
7
2
May
43% Jan.
1
28
151% Jan.
23
1
22
9
8
11
16
10
8
5
11
47
May
73% May
151
19% Feb.
6 101
10 101
Jan.
Jan.
151% Jan.
48% Jan.
6
Mar. 15
Mar. 16
98% May
9
95% Fob. 17
87
Feb. 17
77% Mar.
66* May
May
57
Apr.
58% Mar.
165
Apr.
165
Feb.
164% Apr.
165
13
31
1
19
9
21
25
6
Apr. 23
60
Feb.
6
Jan.
55
Mar.
8
57% Jan.
76
Apr. 23
38
79
Jan.
86% Jan.
78% Jan.
76
Jan.
77
Jan.
75% Jan.
29% Jan.,,
154% Feb.
160
Feb.
97%
100%
99
Mar. 13
Mar.
9
Mar.
3
93% Mar. 13
95% Apr. 19
8
95
Mar.
48
Feb.
2
183 H May
185 % May
5
11
40% Mar. 27
64% Apr. 17
63% Feb.
87% Feb.
36% Apr.
57% Jan.
71% Feb. 23
88
May 11
65% May 17
Rks
ser
Only unmatured coupons
A
May
68
69
68%
97% Sale
99
98%
97% Sale
91% Sale
96
95%
95
92%
S
(949
53
May
2
May 11
May
2
May
9
May
9
58%
64%
1953 M N
Graz (Municipality) No
>.•
Sale
165
40
A
1965 J
May 24
2
62% May
1
55
May
8
54% May
63
Sale
Sale
78
1954 A
Communal
99
98%
94%
89%
80%
2
May
160"" 163% 162% May 3
162% May 31
162% Sale
65
57%
F
195H
35-year 5Ha of 1930
oan
65
S
M
1956
1954
a
57%
38
German Republic extl 7s
Heidelberg (City) extl
55%
.54%
J
j«>67
B.
Aug 1933 coupon
65
Sale
56%
German Gov't International—
S f 7H* series
40
45
Sale
loan 6 Ha A
f
37
55
Frankfort (City -*) s f 64a
French Republic 20-yi extl 7Hi
External s f 7s of 1924
Land M
40
49%
60
.....
•
32
70
External sinking fund 6V*a
Extl sinking fund »H«
External
30
40
Certificates of deposit
Hungarian
Vky*
Sale
87%
44%
Mar
1st
Hungarian Mun l
Sale
86%
42%
MB
Finland (Rep of) external 6a.... 1945 M
External sinking fund 7s
1950 M
Ire..
80
36
Estonia (Republic) 7«.
&
Sale
Sale
May 22
29% May 31
32
May 23
29% May 22
24
May 22
24% May 25
25
May 29
80
May
5
76% May
3
35% May
2
37
May
8
48% May
3
18
1
17
1
2
2
2
14
31
16
8
28
32
May 10
21% May
3
25
O
f 7s
30-year extl 5%s
14% fund £
Sale
31%
28% Sale
32%
31%
28% Sale
25
22%
25
22%
22%
Sale
A
Sale
30%
154
Prov
21%
28%
21%
35
78
Sale
J
1947
M 6
40-yr external sink fd gold 6»
1962
30-year extl 5%s
Nov 1953 M N
mun
25% Sale
31
Sale
.1940 A
1942
Dutch East Ind 25-yr extl 61
External 6Hi Ser
Sale
Sale
Sale
A.
B._
Hungary (King of) s f 7(^»
Irish Free State external 5s
1961
M N
1961 M N
1944 F A
1960 VS N
(Kingdom) external s f 7s. 1951 J
For footnotes, see page 19.
Sale
__
34%
68
46
Italy
Sale
81%
Sale
Prices
82
Sale
100% 101%
1945 M N
6s
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1932 M S
.
f5)4s
2d series sinking fund
Brit
99
Sale
83%
71%
1942
1962
Sept 1 1935
Dresden (City) extl s
Grt
94%
94%
Sale
89% May 15
93% May 26
93% May 25
RR^ May 29
99
May 29
72% May 31
7
41
May
100
May 28
100
May 10
104
May 31
103
May 28
81
May
9
78% May 15
32% May
3
May
3
May 15
8% May 17
6% May 17
6% May 28
168% May 16
30% May 21
24% May 31
24
May 31
3
26% May
53% May 15
83
May 28
83% May 23
93
May
8
40
May 14
1
65% May
Lowest
Colombia)
Dominican Republics
1st sec 5%« of 1926
El Salvador (Rep)
175,000
27,000
3,000
255,000
576,000
1,000
53,000
28,000
103,000
3,000
113,000
32,000
2,000
34,000
4,000
4,000
23,000
23,000
404,000
Sale
Sale
72%
41%
100%
20
O
;...194fc
Cordoba (Prov) Argen 7«_
Costa Rica (Republic)—
German
Sale
Ask
92
73
42
102
21
1947 A
Deutsche Bank Am part ctfs Si
1,901,000
844,000
Ask. Bid.
96
Sale
Highest.
Lowest.
May 31.
May
99% May
107% May
Sale
103% May
81
78
May
14
12% May
Sale
56
May
Sale
47% May
Sale
47
May
Sale
51% May
14
13% May
Sale
12% May
Sale
12% May
Sale
Sale
14
13
12% May
Sale
13
12% May
13% Sale
14
14%
12% May
12%
Sale
Sale
13
12% May
Sale
13% Sale
13% May
Sale
15
16% Sale
May
15
13
14
May
13% Sale
Sale
14
al3% Sale
12% May
Sale
10
10%
9%
9% May
39% Sale
35% May
93
90"" "93"" 92
May
90%
33
31
33% 31% Sale
May
18% Sale
-
M N
Sinking fund 7s of 1927
..1947 F A
Copenhagen external 5s
1952 J
D
Gold 4%s
1953 M N
Cordoba (City) external • f 7s.
1957 F A
Externals f 7s....
Nov 15 1937 MN
Finnish
Bid.
1.
(Rep) 6s of 1928..Oct 1961
Oct 1 1933 and subseq coupons on.
Oct 1 1934 and subseq coup on
Cundlnamarca
19,000
37,000
83,000
90,000
139,000
24,000
11,000
54,000
146,000
46,000
Sale
42
...
External s f 6^8
84,000
33,000 Czechoslovak (Rep of) extl 8s
Sink fd 8s ser B..
20,000
289,000 Denmark 20-yr external gold 6s
External g 5U,s
198,000
External g 4^8
393,000
"4",066
Sale
42
7s Nov 1 1932 coupon on
1951 M JN
10,000
7s May 1 1936 coupon on
1951
22,000
1944 MB
8,000 Cuba (Rep of) 5s of 1904
A
5s ext debt Ser A of 1914
194<; F
14,000
4 %8 external loan
1949 F A
24,000
I
J
30-year a f 5%g
1953
39,000
D
Public Works 5%8__.June 30 1945 1
168,000
40,000
50,000
45,000
14,000
15,000
32,000
110,000
21,000
10,000
Sale
46
-
,
23%
Sale
83
A
J
50,000
O
583,000
30-year gold 5a
1952 M N
259,000
A
1936 F
334,000
J
1954 J
15,000 Carlsbad (cfty) s f 8a
A O
16,000 Cauca Vail (Rep of Col)a f g 7%«1946
1950 M S
209,000 Cent Agrlc Bank (Ger) 7s
J
Farm Loan s f 6s
1960 J
173,000
Farm loan s f 6s
1960 A O
264,000
Farm loan 6s series A
1938
285,000
-.1942 UN
85,000 Chile Republic exts f g 7s
External sinking fund g 6s
..I960 A O
385,000
External a f gold 6a
Feb 1961 F A
268,000
J
Ry ref extl a f g 6a._
Jan 1961 J
381,000
M S
Extl s 16a int ctfs
...Sept 1961
168,000
Extl sinking fund 6s
1962 M B
84,000
External sinking fund 6s
1963 M N
300,000
J
D
1957
73,000 Chile Mtge Bank of gu s f 6 %•
Sinking fund gold 634* guart. 1961 J D
95,000
A (
Guaranteed s f gold 6s.
KUIU
UB
17U1
1961
92,000
^
Guaranteed sinking fund 6a.. 1962 M N
142,000
.I960 M
79,000 Chilean Munlc Loan 7s
J
D
1951 —
27,000 Chinese Hukuang Ry 5s
12,000 Chrlstiania (City) (Oslo)30-yr 6S-1954 M 8
.1050 Ml 15
31,000 Cologne (Germany) a ' 6Ki
I
Sale
53 %
Caldas Dept of (Colombia) 7Hs..l946
Canada (Dom) Gold 4a..
1960 A
a
Sale
73 %
73
e
J
(City) extl 6 %•.
f g 6s series C-2 Apr 1960 A
f 6s series C-3__Oct 1960 A
buenes Ai.e*
22", 666
1962
1955
f g 6a
a
Sale
31%
1957 M
1958 F
.1950 J
Brisbane (City) • f 5«
19
Sale
22%
20 %
20%
20%
f g *%vof 1926.
Extl s f 6%« of 1927
s
Bremen ext g
Sale
156
8s......1941 J D
1957 A O
1957 A O
Cent Ry 30-year g 7s.
1952 J D
Braxll (U S of) external
Ext
55
Sale'
O
1958 J
Bogota (City) ext g 8a.
Sale
D
A
1950
External sinking fund 6s.;
Sale
67% Sale
66% Sale
34 H
37
O
I960 M
f 5s
Berlin (Germany) s f 6%s
Bolivia
Ask
Sale
1955 J
1955 J
Stabilization loan 7s
Bergen (Norway) ext
May
80 %
89 %
f 6s
f 7s
S
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
Jan. 2
BONDS
May.
Value.
EXCHANGE-BONDS
D
30%
28%
28%
33%
114
100
Sale
29%
25
"33%
31
Sale
116
Sale
Sale
39
Sale
38% May
88
Sale
84
83%
84
May
65
65
62%
May
119% Sale
116
May
116% Sale
all6% Sale all4% Sale zll4%May
29
32
30
32
30% May
24
Sale
25
25%
22% May
75
76
75
May
o76% Sale
33%
36
33
36% Sale
May
27
33
25
31
32% May
94% Sale
94% Sale
93% May
38%
39
39% Sale
38% May
35
35
27 % May
41%
42%
38%
40%
39% May
49
46%
91
Sale
47
May
49
46%
52
50
47
May
38% Sale
37%
39% z38% May
112
115
120
114
May
100
Sale
95
95% Sale
May
-----
-----
May
2
May 11
65% May 17
120% May
4
zllO %May
1
30% May 24
26
May 17
79
May 18
36% May 31
33
May
8
94% May
40% May
27% May
43% May
50% May
50% May
41
88
40
May
115% May
100% May
62
Mar.
111% Feb.
109
Feb.
22
Jan.
18% Jan.
74% Jan.
124% Jan.
117% Apr.
33% Mar.
3
7
7
31
Mar. 17
81
Apr.
13
33
May
58
Feb.
2
30
Jan.
44
Feb.
1
72% Jan.
28% Jan.
25
Apr.
30% Jan.
33% Jan.
31
Jan.
31% Jan.
110% Jan.
95
May
95
Apr.
5
44% Mar. 13
4
27% May
45
Mar. 10
50% May
4
50% May
4
42% Mar. 10
116
Jan.
15
102
Feb.
6
Sales in
May.
Value.
t.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
n.
21
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
June, 1934.]
1.
Jan. 2
stock exchange.
Bid
foreign gov't (Concluded)
$
47,000 Italian Cred Consortium 7s ser A 1937
May
1934.
■so-
Ask
944
904
864
External sec s f 7s series B
1947
22,000
1952
142,000 Italian Public Utility s f g 7s
409,000 Japanese Got extl s f 634*—.——1954
Extl sinking fund 5 4«
1965
231,000
96
93
Sale
86
Sale
734
Sale
354
Sale
1.
Ask. Bid.
97
Bid.
98
904
904
934
824
994
984
Sale
Sale
Sale
Lowest.
May 31.
96
Ask.
Highest.
Sale Prices
Sale Price.
1004
974 May 31
Sale
96
884 Sale
904 Sale
75
754
May
884 May
894 May
75
May
31
31
11
29
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
95
Jan.
99 4 May
98
May
Highest.
Sales Prices.
100
Apr. 10
Feb. 13
934 Feb. 13
964 Apr. 17
86
Apr. 17
914 Jan.
864 Jan.
924 May
934 May
834 May
86
100
Jan.
734 Jan.
Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)—
P
A
Low Austria (Prov) sec s f g 74a_1950 J
j
Unmatured coupons on
D
374 Sale
534
60
N
28
81
29
18
414
....
654 Sale
844
N
D
1694 Sale
1694
1674 Sale
1694
11
114 Sale
2
5
74
"J
54
Assenting 4s of 1904..........1954
J
Assenting 4s of 1910.....
f169,000
82,000
26,000
38,000
23,000
174,000
168,000
75,000
107,000
175,000
162,000
56,000
6,000
42,000
80,000
125,000
74,000
24,000
64,000
15,000
42,000
33,000
35,000
260,000
125,000
48,000
849,000
204,000
23,000
36,000
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265,000
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149
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74 Feb. 26
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74 May
1
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74 May
1
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64
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8
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74 Feb. 15
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54 May 19
5
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44 May 15
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174
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334
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1958
1959
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20-year external s f 6s. Aug 15 1944
30-year external s f 6s
Oct 1952
40-year ext
External
s
f
June 15 1965
f 5s
Mar 15 1963
s
Municipal Bank extl s f 5s
Municipal Bank ext s f 5s
25 4
86 4
854
90 4
914
894
834
804
794
1958
f 6s. Aug 15 1943
1967
1970
79
39
66
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1958 M N
634
1955 M N
76
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80
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1953 j d
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May 15 1963 M N
f 6s
1940
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Stabllls loan 7s of
External
s
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D
1961
;
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1950
(City of) 8s
.1961
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754s..1966
Prague (Greater City) 754s.
1952
Prussia (Free State) ext a f 6 54
1951
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1953
Mar 1952
12,000 Sao Paulo (City) s f 8s..
Ext Isec s f g 64s
May 15 1957
66,000
47,000 San Paulo (State) ext s f 8s_....193(
External s f 8s
195C
71,000
Ext 7a water loan..
195»
72,000
External s f 6s...
1968
111,000
Sec s f g 7s
1940
305,000
1947
123,000 Sante Fe Prov (Arg Rep) extl 7s
230,000 Saxon Pub Works (Germany) 7s. 194.*
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49
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604
604
614
654
22
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26
134
18
18
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604
534
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151
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1955 F
1971 J
1952
External s f 54s guar
...1961
170,000
Folima (Dept of) external 7s
1947
16,000
12,000 Trondhjem (City) 1st ext g 5 4s..1957
9,000 Upper Austria (Prov) extl s f 7s_.1945
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1
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Venetian Prov Mtg Bank 7s.....1957 AO
Vienna (City) external 6s
1952 MN
484
A
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354
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164 May
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184 Feb. 19
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144 Feb. 16
144 Feb. 17
79
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364 May
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4
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184 May 17
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224 Feb.
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Feb.
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92
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664 Jan.
234 Feb.
174 Jan.
81
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30
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24
Feb.
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18
33
Feb.
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24
Apr. 19
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134 Jan.
134 May
31
18
15
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29
17
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274 Jan.
264 Jan.
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93
2
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734 Jan.
734 Apr. 12
17
Feb. 17
Feb.
86
5
754 May 10
75
May 3
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May 10
39
May
3
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46
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404 Feb.
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40
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£
£
42
76
424
35
Unmatured coupons attached
Warsaw (City) external 7s.._....1958 F
Yokohama (City) extl s f 6s...,..1961 I
101
100
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
69
28
Nov 1934 coupon on
174
774
30
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1960 M N
134
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69
Aug 1 1934 coupon on
f 6s
20
614
484
684
694
674
114
82
24
22
314
234
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78
29
214
21
184
184 Sale
304
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93 4
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314
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694
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20
73
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90
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1034 1034 1024 May
354 364 36
May
36
Sale
334 May
124
134
124 May
14
Sale
14
May
94 Sale
94 May
94 Sale
94 May
75
754 Sale
May
114
Sale
1034 May
85
874 Sale
May
18
184
194
May
174
164 May
194
92
100
954 May
39
Sale
374 May
374 Sale
364 May
1044 105
1024 May
100
Sale
100
May
544 Sale
514 May
204 Sale
194 May
20
184 May
204
184 May
154
174
164 May
17
184 Sale
May
18
19
174 May
19
21
194 May
16
194
184 May
83
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May
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234 Sale
234 May
69
62
99
90
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3,000 Uruguay (Rep) external s f 8s...1946
f
21
Sale
Sale
Sale
...1954 U N
20
Sale
Sweden (Kingdom of)
Extl g 5 4s
173,000
104,000 Sydney (City) s f g 54s
Taiwan Elec Pow 54s
87,000
8,000 Tokyo City loan of 1912 5s
80
764
244
254
234 Sale
304 Sale
22
254
21
244
594
584
50
A
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56
46
A
F
1184
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784 Sale
294
304
604 Sale
124
1947
20,000 Sllesian Landowners Assn 6s
11,000 Solssons(City)ext 15-yr g 6sNov 14 '36
1946
24,000 Styrla (Prov) extl sec s f 7s
19
Sale
...
f
Sale
394
394
Sale
All unmatured coupons on
Nov 1 1935 coupon on
s
Sale
a
1945 i D
46,000 Saxon State Mtge Inst 7s
J
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SF g 6 48
Decl94<
20,000
M N
60,000 Serbs Croats 8r Slovenes extl 8s. 1962
All unmatured coupons on
28,000
Nov 1 1935 coupons on
1962
1,000
Ext
sec 7s ser B
1962 Vi N
80,000
Extl
72
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9
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884
674
214
204
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National loan ext s f 6s
National loan ext
Poland (Rep of) g 6s
924
1034
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Stamped (assented)...
Pernambuco (State) ext sec 7s..1947 M a
Peru (Rep) Sec s f g 7s
..1959 M S
26 4
194
364
324
334
714 Sale
34
External deb 5 54s
15
90
1952
Oslo (City) 30 year s f 6s
174- Sale
35
84
...1953
Nuremberg (City) external 6s
Oriental Development 6s
7,000
Ext s f g 68
196
49,000
Ext s f 7s of 1926
196*
112,000
Extl s f 7s munlc loan
196'
45,000
81,000 Rlode Janeiro (City) 25-yr sf 8s .194*
External »«c s 1 g 654s
!953
195,000
Rome (City) external s f 654s
1952
148,000
Rotterdam (City) ext s f 6s
1964
38,000
Roumania (Monopolies) 7s......1959
177,000
20,000
21,000
171,000
1,000
49,000
36,000
114,000
19,000
171,000
54,000
Jan,
149
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53",666
5
5
2
424 May
27
Apr.
654 May
Apr.
63
Apr.
170
Apr.
1704 Apr.
74 May 17
Small
44.000 Rio Grande do Sul (State) ext 8s. 194t
Apr 32 Oct 33 Oct 34 coup on..
8,000
43,000
May
May
May
.
Assenting 4s of 1910 small
Treas 6s of 1913 assent (large) 1933 J
37,000 Oueensland (State of) ext a f 7s..
25-year extl s f Ss
Feb 15
47,000
320,000 Rhine-Main-Danube deb 7s ser A
37,000
60
1684 May 16 170
1674 May
1 170
114 104 May 21 12
Assenting 4s of 1910 large........
*
Feb.
Mar.
374 Jan.
5
May 28
44 May 15
7
17,000
*
32
23
25
Assenting 5s of 1899..
1945
Assenting 5s large............
Assenting 5s small
21",606
37,000
414 May 12 e424 May
2
24
May 26 244 May 24
May
2 654 May 31
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50
1544 1564
1544 1564
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Mexican Irrlg Assenting s f 4 54s. 1943
Mexico (U S) external 5s of 1899£ 1945 Q
15,000
424
a604 Sale
d
1934 M
33,000 Lyons (City of) 15-year 6s
(City) 15-year 6s..—1934 M
33,000 Marseille
1954 J
48,000 Medellln (Colombia) 64*
52",006
42
18
Secured s f g 7s
1957
30,000
With all unmatured coupons on.
9,000
145,000 Leipzig (City) external s I g 7s.. 1947
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IF
334
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904
76
68
744
22
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10
10
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0
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5
109
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4
904 May
7
76
Apr. 20
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4
7
77
Apr. 12
Apr.
18 104
12 100
Jan.
13
734 Jan.
26
May 18
May 31
May 26
Apr. 26
Mar." 2
Apr. 24
RAILROAD
1943
15,000 Ala Gt Sou 1st cons 5s ser A
First cons 4s series B
...1943
83,000
1946
111,000 Albany & Susq 1st guar 34s.
Alleg Valley gen gu 4s
2,000 tAnn Arbor 1st g 4s
1,017,000 Atch Top & S F gen g4s
11,000
253,000
21,000
31,000
4,000
294,000
126,000
74,000
88,000
..1942 M
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Conv g 4s of 1905......1955 J
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Conv deb gold 44s
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1948 D
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Trans-Cont Short Line 1st 4s gl958 J
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Value.
1934.
EXCHANGE.
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May
Atl & Char Air Line let
10134 102
10434 109
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let 30-year Saeer B
23,000
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1951
2,000 Atlantic City 1st con guar 4 4s
-July 1952
452,000 Atl Coast L 1st cona 4s.
General unified
series A—1954
358,000
LAN collat gold 4s
Oct.. 1952
195,000
35,000 Atlantic A Danville 1st 4 4s —..1M8
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9434
6334
10034
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...
79,000
12.000
1936
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J. 1936
Beech Creek Exten 1st 4 3H«— .1951
Belvldere Del cons gtd 4 IMs
1943
Big Sandy Ry 1st guar 4s
1944
Boston At Maine 1st 5s A C_._
1967
1st mortgage 5s series II..
1955
1st g 4%a series JJ
1961
S
86
Beech Creek 1st 4u 4s
267,000
127,000
119,000
65,000 Boston At N Y Air Line 1st gu 4a_1955
*. 15,000 Brunsw At Western 1st gu 4 4s. - -1938
1937
63,000 Buff Roch At Pitta gen 6s
Consol 4^s
1957
214,000
*
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1934
100
A
81
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73
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D
102
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.1956
1951
A
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10134 Sale
1940
J
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105
25-year deb a f guar IHs
1946
110,000
10-year gold 4H<
Feb. 15 1935
47,000
902,000 Canadian Pac 4% dab stock...
Collateral trust gold 4yi$
1946
279,000
5s equip trust ctfs
1944
105,000
Collateral trust g 5s........-.1954
468,000
Collateral trust 4
1960
361,000
jCaro Cent 1st cona g 4s
1949
J
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129,000
260.000
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196,000
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1961
1937
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May
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May
May
May
May
May
May
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May
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28
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110
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10334 May
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10254 May
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193
93
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June 15 1951
83
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June 15 1951
1991
49
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84,000 Chic T H At S'eaat lot At ref 5s
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42
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85
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67
63
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.....1952 MS
Certificates of deposit..
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1960 MN
86
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66
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20
16
33
75
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5734
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92
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2
18
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7 10534 May 24
1
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83
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2
82
May 11
55
51
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8634
6
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46
105
5
10734 10534 May
97
94
95
9534
9434 May 14
93
94
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May 14
9534 Sale
92
95
May
7
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7934 May 14
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10434 May 11
104
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1
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10934 Sale
10934 Sale 10634 May 10
10834 Sale
108 34
9
10134 May
102
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10034 May 15
10534
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105
May 12
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May 17
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8
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25
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34
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25
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130~66O
'37,000
.106,000
6,000
.234,000
10534 Sale
9934 Sale
9234 Sale
41
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83
81
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35
75
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26
90
May
3
92
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10334 May
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108
10534 May
105
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May
107
11034 May
11334 Sale
11134 May
11434 Sale
11434 11534 11154 May
1095s May
11154 Sale
10734 May
10934 Sale
May
10834 10934 107
10834 May
10934 Sale
11634 May
11834 Sale
10234 May
10234 Sale
Sale
83
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9334 May
9634 Sale
105
May
10634 107
9834 May
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8934 May
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1
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1
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2
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1
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88
74
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82
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22
23
28
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180,000
J
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1989
13,000
A
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Jan I 2000 A O
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1987 MN
123,000 Chic & No West gen 334a....
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1987 MN
•53,000
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1987 MN
8,000
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72,000
.
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8
19
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85
May
7834 May
68
May
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70
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23
1947
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1966 M N
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10.000
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74
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85
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90
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50
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45
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92
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108
May
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99
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82
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May
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83
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1946
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9834
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99
2634
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1940
May
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8934
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108
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90
101
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104
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90
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96
97
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85
May
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78
Sale
May
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40
Sale
May
62
6034 May
Sale
8934 May
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9934 May
76
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May
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10534 May
89
May
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9734 May
97
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75
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May
61
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75
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106
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63
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66
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102
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Sale Prices.
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70
1949 F
1954 A
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6034
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1949
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1949
170,000
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1958
376,000
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1977
170,000
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1971
206,000
..1934
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309,000 tChlc At E 111 Ry (new co) gen 5s. 1951
Certificates of deposit
3,000
1982
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1947
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1959
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40
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65
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9834
8134
10034
8734
35
73,000 Canadian Nat guar 4Hs.Sept 15 1954 M
Guar gold 4H» .....
...1957 J
176,000
Guar gold 4His
1968 J
122,000
Guaranteed gold 5s
July 19691J
178,000
Guaranteed g 5s__
Oct 1969|A
312,000
Guaranteed g 5s_.
—1970 F
94,000
114,000
Sale
~ _
48
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O
Certificates of deposit
66,000 Canada Sou con gu At col tr
Sale
Sale
Sale
Q9
J
90
Sale
Sale
J
8,000 Atlantic & Yadkin 1st 4u 4 4s;-1949
-J941 J
32,000 Austin & NW 1st 4 »• 4uar
July 1948 A
754,000 Bait «c Ohio 1st a 4a
Refund 6c 4en fts ser A_.
1995 J
656,000
1st 4old 5s
July 1948 A
251,000
Ref and 4en 6s, series C.*/
1995 J
233,000
PLEAW VaSysref44s
1941 M
241,000
SoutbwDIv lst3Hs at 5%
1950 J
378,000
TolCln Dlv 1st Ac ref 4s..
1959 J
65,000
Refundln4 6s series D.
2000 M
390,000
Conv 4 4Ha..
I960 F
1,278,000
Ref & gen 5s series F
1996 M
401,000
7,000 Bangor A Aroostook RR 1st 4 5s 43
Conrefmta gold 4a
1951
142,000
; -1V89
3,000 Battle Creek At Sturgla gu 3a
10134
10434
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'tale Prices
May 31.
Ask. Wd
Bid.
43,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
Jan. 2
BONDS
May.
EXCHANGE—BONDS
16106
May
9
16
Apr. 13
Apr. 17
5
8654 Apr.
9
8
80
62
June, 1934.]
Sales in
<50.
J
J
J
J
D
J
J
J
J
M S
M N
J
Cln Ham A Day 2d g4H«
1937 J
Cln lud S» I. A C lat 4a...Aug J 1936 Q F
Cln Leh A m lat con gu g 4a....1*42 M N
A..2020 J
Ask.
1st mtge g 59 series
J
1957 M N
C
Habon lat gtd g 6a..1943 J
a
C C C A St L gen g 4a
General 5a aerlea B
17",66o
D
1993 J
Sale
Sale
55
85
1014
1024 105
Sale
105
Cairo Dl? lat gold 4a
Cln W AM Die lat g4a
76 k
Sale
65 k
Sale
93 4
994
904
794
Sale
1014
Sale
69
74
78
89
58
73 4
J
87
99
1935 M N
96
—1940 J
1938 J
Serlea B gu 34a
Series A gu 44a
...1942 A
J
1942 J
...........1948 MN
1950 F
8§4
85
o
82
o
75
Coal Rla Ry lat gu 4a
D
1945
600 Colo A Southern Ref A ext 44a—1935 M N
General mtge 4 4s series A
1980 M N
000
000 Col A Hock Valley tat ext g 4a
1948 A O
82
86
f guar 4 14s aer
Col A Tol lat
C
1977
15, 000 Conaolldated Ry
non-cona
764
84
Sale
65
Sale
974
504
454 Sale
1955
4a
ext
Conn A Paasum Rlaa iat g 4a
Sale
Non-conv debenture 4a__.JAJ 1955
Non-cona deb 4a
A AO 1955
Non-cona debenture 4a
Cuba Northern Rya lat 5 4a
Cuba RR lat 50-yr g 5a
172,000
76,000
35,000
19,000
673,000
35,000
241,000
4,000
421,000
9,000
15
Conaol gold 4 34a
A R Gr Weat gen 5a Aug
97
Sale
92
94
1936
1955 F
Assented (subject to plan)...
Rtf A imp mtge 5a aer B__
197s A
Dea Moines A Ft D lat gu g 4a
1947
44
O
8
1941
J
1937 A O
Range lat 5a
O
53,000
74,000
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O
A
"~5~, 000
154", 000
86,000
7,000
Sale
99 4 Sale
624 Sale
60 4
63
O
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A
O
60
614 Sale
J
93
97
J
92
101
J
27
49
D
M S
114
Sale
Sale
1054
1064
Sale
Sale
18
37
7
95
Sale
20
11
99
May 25
Jan.
30
88
90
6
93
18 1004 May 18
2 103
May 29
8 1014 May 29
7
18
954 May 22
91
May
1
100 4 May
82
May
May
May
Apr.
May
29
3
11
26
25
82
75
974 May
28
76
May
9102
May
1
8
9
May 15
May 18
"95""
May31
574 May
8
103
Jan.
Jan.
95
15
1004 May 18
May 29
1014 Apr. 21
96 4 Apr. 26
914 Apr. 25
101
Apr. 11
984 Apr. 12
814 Apr. 12
102
May
9
103
Apr.
7
95
May 31
594 Apr. 21
Jan.
844 Jan.
Feb.
84
Jan.
60
Jan.
96
Jan
Jan.
92
May
43
Jan.
May
16
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
12
18
12
22
1
22
16
1
14
12
14
16
14
56"
May 10
May 23
284 May 31
5
264 May
224 May 31
May 21
1024 May
1044 May
1014 May
594 May
61
May
234 May
204 May 25
44 4 May
38
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15
58
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12
59
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44
Jan.
2
584 Mar. 27
194 Jan.
8'
39
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5
18
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5
324 Feb.
1
164 Jan.
2
30
15,
29
15
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804 Jan.
97
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92
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994 Feb.
354 Jan.
42
8
25
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5
Mar. 14
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95
2 1024 Apr.
5 1044 Apr.
19
30
1
614 Apr. 23
63
Apr. 30
9,1014 May
Jan.
17 4 Jan.
32
18
25
Apr. 24
494 Apr. 20
May
234 Jan.
8
Feb.
4
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86
85
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244
64 May
7
84 May 18
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May 29
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65
20
20
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10
20
84
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1 107
44
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108
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6
114 Apr. 16
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99
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101
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1034
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234
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1 108
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88
May
4 914 May
5
99
May
924 May
73
May
99
May
73
May
73
May
75
734 May
67 4 May
764 Sale
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77
674 May
714 Sale
110
1084 110
1114 1084 May
107
111
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43 4
43
42
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62
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59
46
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11
12
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10
10
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11
114
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104
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1946
A
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46
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21
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26
6
6
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3
9
66 4 Jan.
95
2
99
97
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34
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18
46
59
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14
64
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Apr.
May
May
May
May
May 14
94 May 31
19
Feb.
954
794
994 Mar. 28 1014
2
624 Jan.
774
4
63
Jan.
774
62
Jan.
604 Jan.
60
,
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96
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8
75
6
794
794
5 1114
8 1104
8
10
3
12
May
3
74 Jan.
30
15
10
May
1
34 Jan.
8
12
May
17
28
26
26
17
3
10
17
12
21
15
20
26
12
21
21
5
9
10
9
16
174 Feb. 16
64 May 29
12
18
29
Jan. 11 108
May 31
3 103
944 Jan.
Apr. 12
814 Mar. 27 914 May
5
944 Feb. 10 96
Feb. 15
794 Jan.
May
17 99
25 954 May
14 774 May
16 1014 May
May
14 77
14 764 May
29 734 May
14 77
May
14 77
May
11 1114 May
31 1104 May
16 46
May
May
19 64
14 124 May
11
31
May
8 4 May
May
244 May
12
Apr.
102 4 May
1034 Jan.
107
May
49 4 Apr
98
Apr.
85
91
684
1977
Feb
234
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...
Feb
4
1940 MN
Greenbrier Ry lat gu g 4a...
Gulf Mob A Nor lat 54a aer U
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1950 A
O
89
61
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1950 A
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O
60
J
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74
Apr. 30
984 100
75
32
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...1951
J
92
100
1951
J
80
80
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J
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1951
........1951 M 8
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O
Refunding 4a—...............1955 MN
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J
1952 J
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95
24
274
524
30
5'
30
964
11%
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884 Sale
914
844
Sale
84
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834
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754 Sale
764
754
33
54
1004
84
774
65
A
1937
Hudson A Manhat 1st A ref 5s A. 1957
90
244
May
May 14
May
7
504 May 14
105
46
64
33
Sale
75
Feb. 21
154 Jan. ll
914 Apr. 25
26
Feb.
7
564 May 19
204 Jan.
30
May
7
Apr. 27
30
May
93 4 May 31
954 May 31
874 May 29
83
May 31
73
May 15
744 May 25
984
984
964
914
844
84
May
1
May 12
May
5
May
1
May
1
May
1
86
78
Jan.
60
Feb.
7
101 4
Jan.
May 15
1094 May 22
Jan.
107 4 May 19
5
>:
Jan.
994
Jan.
26
Apr. 12
Apr. 30
874 Apr. 23
864 Apr. 13
32
Apr. 16
67
Mar. 12
Apr.
764 Jan.
684 Jan.
99
92
Jan.
664 Jan.
26
46
Feb.
54 Apr.
984 Mar.
624 Jan.
Feb.
80
854
75""
59
Jan.
57
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rA May
Apr.
it* Apr.
Jan.
70
23
21
984 Jan.
29
31
4
1
23
97
10 107
19 100
10 104
24 101
102
1014
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May 26
804 May 17 85 4 May 26
75
May 17 784 May
7
Sale
103 4 104
102
101
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100
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
1074 May
May
May
14 101
May
14j 894 May
14' 444 May
9 1004 May
15 1004
15 104
19
26
26
9
Feb.
21
82
Jan.
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Apr.
Apr.
894 Apr.
23
25
23
17
25
914 Jan.
72
32
Jan.
Jan.
504 Feb. 13
1004 May 23
924 Jan.
83
95
.2*
10
68
105
1074
994
1004 1004
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1024
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1004
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88
844
40
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100
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444
93
66
20
85
14
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14
914 May
1
24
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65
O
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J
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974
61
1957
1937 J
89
20
Feb.
964 Jan.
Apr.
Feb.
68
98
61
85
96 4 100
88
93
72
Sale
Houat A Tex C 1st g 5s Int gu
83
1044 May 23 1044 May 23
40
554
594
594
85
100
85
1034
954
1014
1014 104
1014 May 15 1014 May 15
107
1084 Sale" 1094 Sale
May 16 1094 May 22 105
1064 Sale
1 1074 May 19 1024
1074 Sale 1064 May
63
864 Sale
804 814
804 Sale
714
80
684
71
1961
904
1054
914 Sale
D
1952
102
44
J
.......1936
19.
Sale
J
4a Ser A
see page
64
34
1941
1961 J
Gen mtge 5 4a Ser B
G«*n mtge 5a Ser C
footnotes,
3 103
12
444 Jan.
56
Sale
34
314
354 Sale
28
Sale
274 Sale
254
24
Sale
234 Sale
204
22
204
224 Sale
194
934 Sale
944 Sale
934
1024 1024 1014 1024 101
1044 Sale
1024
1034 104
102
1014 Sale
1014
49
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584 Sale
63
604
564 Sale
534
18
234 Sale
204 Sale
MN
15-yer deb g a 1 6s guar
1936 M S
Grays Point Term lat gu g 5s ...1947 J
D
F
60
8
lat gu g 44a.......1941 J
Grand Trunk of Can s f 7s
1940 A
Extended lat g 34«
lat gold 3a sterling
15
8
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
63
59
44
ex
34a
Jan.
Jan.
1982
54a
Ulinola Central lat g 4a.
60
52
MN
J
Adiuat Income Sa
10
10
Jan.
1952
Proof of claim filed by owner
1st gold
39 4
12
Proof of claim filed by owner
con
11
Jan.
50
Sale
61
O
con
964 Mar. 1
954 Apr. 17
100
Apr. 10
100
Apr. 26
914 Apr. 17
82
Mar. 17
May 11
63
87
Sale
do
Housatonic RR
52
102
82
66 4
Penn coll truat g 4a
.1951
Cona g 4a Ser A .............1953
Hock Val 1st
Sale
1054
88
J
Stamped.......................
63,000
68,000
8,000
11,000
389,000
384,000
5,000
1104 may
1
Jan.
97
54
92
88
Debenture ctfs B
1,000
1
5
1014 May 21 101 4 May 21
584
944
63
J
Extended at
507,000
31
Jan.
1014 May 21 1014 May 21
52
43
J
B
gen Hen 4s
lat A refund 4
10 111
21
7
17
18
Feb.
May
Apr.
May
May
994 Feb. 28 102
May
1
994 Feb. 14 1014 May 16
92
107
J
Gt Nor—Geu 7a Serlea A
994
12 1014
16
984
9 1074
Jan.
11
Mar. 15
62
15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
16
Apr.
1 102
May
1
May 12 1014 May 16
Sale
Sale
1940
Fort St U D Co lat g 4 4a
Ft Worth A Denaer City
Mar. 16
914 Apr.
May 31
May 25
May
1
May
1
May 29
May
3
101
Sale
A prior Hen 4s ..1996
ser<
2
98
92
45 1
95
87
6% to 1934
5,000
16,000 Georgia Midland 1st 3s
Goua A Oawegatchle 1st 5a
293,000
183,000
168,000
207,000
-
93
.1965 A
Gala Houa & Hend 54s A
1938
18,000
IGa A Ala lat cona 5s
On. 1945
3,000
J Ga Caro A Nor 1st 5s 1929
2,363,666
1034
102 4 104 4
914
(Amended) lat cons2-4s..
177,000
240,000
84
86
' 948 A
1996
Gr R A I
264
75
O
34a
8 104
4
934 May
1014 May
101
95
214
124
...1940
con
102
"95"
424
12 115
Jan.
Jan.
71
78
27
34a
May 11
894
1024
101
65
1st g 5s 1956 MN
1941 M N
cons
92
Q9
1004 1004 102
1004 May
1004 1004 1014 1024 1004 May
99
1004 Sale
1014 Sale
May
Sale
94 4 Sale
95
93
May
Sale
91
Sale
874 May
102
100
100
1014
96
Sale
974 Sale
944 May
68
76
794
684 May
102
1014 102
1014
May
33
18
Certificates of deposit
65,000
tFonda Johns & Glov ref 44»
"8" 000
6
60
J
1937
..
"V.ooo
284 Sale
D
M N
Do
1,000
Sale
D
Ser B
1953
78,000
Gen cona 4a Serlea D
1953
1,000
Ref A Impt gold 5a aer 1927 ...1967
1,081,000
Ref A imp 5a aer 1930...
1975
1,478.000
Erie A Jersey lat a f 6s
1955
46,000
Genesee Rla RR 1st a f 6s. ...1957
23,000
tFIe Cent A Pen conaol gold 5e .1943
36,000
tFIa East Coast lat 44a
1959
48,000
lat A ref 5s ser A
...1974
205,000
14,000
Sale
24
M
1995
Dul So Shore A Atlantic g 5a
Bast Ry M No Dia lat g 4a
1st conaol
20
974 Jan.
1114 Jan.
724 Jan.
7 1014 May
7
May
May 18 964 May 18
May 14 1074 May 18
9 111
May 31
May
May 10 1104 May
994 May
8 100
84
May 15 904
72
744 Sale
May 12 794
103
1004 May
1 103
884 "95"" 87
May
1
90
914
914
914 May 23, 93
101
1024
88
95
88
May 25 88
85
23
434«-1961
gold 4s...........
8erlea C
964
464 Sale
A
1995 J
Detroit A Mack lat Hen g 4a.
Brie A Plttsb gen gu g
A
...
434*
Detroit Rlaer Tunnel lat gu
Dul Mlsaabe A Nor gen 5a
94
Sale Prices.
8 1064 May 28
6 110
May 31
2 107
Apr. 23
1054 Jan.
1935
Certificates of deposit....
l>ea Plalnea Val 1st guar
Erie RR 1st
814 Sale
O
Del Rla RR A Bdge lat gu g 4a..1936 F
Den A Rio Gr lat cona g 4a
1936
Dul A Iron
17
1937 M N
54"
Cast Tenn Va A Ga
144,000
389,000
8,000
138,000
D
1935 A
Gold
35,000
34,000 Elgin Joi A Bast 1st g 5a
CI Paao A S W lat A ref 5a
10,000
v.ooo
214 Sale
154
19
164 Sale
...1943 M N
5a
Second
56,066
D
1936 J
lat A refund 734a aerlea A
lat lien A ref 6a aerlea B
+
43",000
J
1936
Dena
1,000
38,000
D
Sale
1952
1942
Del A Hud lat A ref 4a..
40,000
516,000
44
—1956
31
2
10
8
29
31
Mar.
52
deb 4a 1954
1064
1144
904
1024
484
May
May
May
May
May
May
1004
52
1943
Sale Prices.
1064 May 28 1004 Jan.
110
95
85
A
844 Sale
a
1.
Highest.
Feb.
1014
1024
1014
854
93
73 4
lat
Sale
102
90
O
34,000
95
101
A
68,000
387,000
87
92
1004
O
3,000
Sale
O
General 4 4a aerlea A.........1977
"2" 000
87
91
O
Pitta gen gu 414a aer B..1942 A
93
Sale
Sale Prices
5
12
14
24
3
1
31
100
Sale
94
J
J
1991
98
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
101
1024
95 000 Clea Short Line lat gu 4*4a.._...1961
175 000 Clea Union Ferm'la lat a f S4a A.1972
lat a f g 5a serlea B guar
246, 000
1973
111,
1,
93
85
64
Serlea C gu 34«
Serlea D 3 >a
241"
94
Sale
1094
1004
93
904
111
Sale
110
iii
1014
964
1064
1084
1084
964
Sale
J
Clea A
160, 000
107
75
1939
000 Cler A Mahon Valley g 5a
000 Clev A Marietta lat gu 44a
5 ,000
102
1064 107
1094 Sale
78
W W Val D»t lat g 4a
1.000
1014
964
83
St Loula Dl» lat coll truat g 4a.1990 MN
Spring A Col Dlr lat g 4a
1940 M 8
"~i~,666
101
1054
1084
105 4
1134
884
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Pr>cs
\
Sale
1064 Sale
Sale
1094 110
1064 107
1064 106 4
Sale
1134 Sale
90
Sale
904 Sale
Sale
1024 Sale
61
484 Sale
100
924
97 H
D
Ref A Imp 6a aerlea C
1941
Ref A Imp 5a aerlea D ........1963
Ref Almpt 4 4s aerlea E
1977
59,000
415,000
41,000
15,000
33,000
Sale
1134
76
Lowest
107
j
—1993 J
May 31.
105 4
Sale
.....
1.
Ask. ma
Bid.
Sale
1004
1054
974
1124
724
854
J
...2020 J
Cln Union Term lat 4^1 aer
lat mtge 5a aerlea B
Clearfield
81",000
J
May
1934.
Bid.
110,000 Chic Un Station lat gu 4H* A.. 1963
1st 5a aerlea B
49,000
1963
41,000
Guaranteed Hold 5a
1944
lat 614* aerlea C
216,000
1963
464,000 Chlcfe West ind Conaol 50-yr 4a. 1953
lat 5c ref 5 Vta aeries A
197,000
1962
1,000 Choc Okl A Gulf conaol 5a..
1952
2,000
40,000
61,000
158,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.
"V.ooo
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
May.
Value.
exchange-bonds
n. y. stock
92
95
May 18
92
May 18
Jan.
92
Mar. 13
92
May
93
Mar. 22
76 4
68]
70
82
72
75
63
Sale
874
804
Sale
&
82
824
83 4
80
824
Sale
82
804 May
1
834 May 24
80
May 17
824 May 29
88
May
2
82
May
3
684 Jan.
4
74
3
63
Jan.
Jan.
2
85
Apr. 13
884 Apr. 24
82
May
3
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. T. STOCK
24
Sales in
N.
Value.
Y.
Jan. 2
1934.
EXCHANGE.
STOCK
Bid
Ullnola Central
1953
..........--1956
1934
1944
Refunding 5a
15-year secured (Hi..
46-year 494a
Litchfield Dlv lat g 3a
1953
1951
_1951
1951
1951
1951
3 H«
Omaha Dlv lat g 3a
...
St Lou Dlv 6c Term g 3a
Gold 3%a
Sprlngf Dlv lat g 3%a
~~3~, 666
Weatern Llnea lat g 4a
A
D
102
Sale
Sale
78
68
J
J
A
J
J
J
J
J
J
D
71
J
D
64%
A
O
Ind Bloomtngton A W lat 4a
1940
Ind 111 A la lat gold 4a
83
86
"78"
A Loulav lat gu 4a. 1956
A
1965
Gen A ref guar 5s ser B
1965
^Internet A Gt Nor lat 6a
1953
Adj mtge 6a aerlea A.-July 1 195J
lat mtge gold 5a aerlea B
1956
lat gold 5a aerlea C.
1956
Int Rye of Cent Amer lat 5a B—1972
tlndlanapol
J
J
J
lien A ref a Hi a
Sale
32
10
25
12%
36%
35%
Sale
65%
Sale
74
Sale
45 %
49 %
43 %
46
54
50
3%
1%
67%
6
3%
68%
75
65
Sale
Certificates of depoalt
1951 M
lat A ref 4a
Kal Alleghan A
S
D
4s..1959 J
lames Franklin A Clearf lat
70
34%
38%
34%
38
63 % Sale
68%
70
93 % Sale
J
J
J
1937
77,000 cake K A W lat gold 5s
2nd gold 5a.
1941
39,000
1997
60,000 t-ake Shore A Mich Sou g 3%a
1945
21,000 Lehigh A N Y lat gu g 4s
1954
76,000 Led Vail Harbor Term lat 5a
1940
124,000 Leh V (N Y) 1st gu g 4%e
2003
312,000 Leh Vat (Pa) gen con g 4s
Gen cons 4 Ha
2003
99,000
Gen con sol 5a
........___.__2003
121,000
1941
16,000 Leh V Ter Ry 1st gu g 5a
...1965
9,000 Lex A East lat gu 5a..
1962
4,000 Little Miami gen 4a aeries A
35,000 Long Dock cons gold 6s........1935
1938
12,000 Long Island gen g 4a.
Unified gold 4a
1949
36,000
Deb gold 5s
1934
20-year deb 5a
1937
45,666
O
90
56%
56 %
Sale
66%
Sale
Sale
13,000
356,000
Guar ref gold 4a
Louisiana A Ark lat 6s series
lou A Jeff
Bridge gu g 4s
Louisa A Naahy gold
M S
57
Sale
F
A
79%
90
J
M N
M N
76 %
81
M
A
A
M
A
56%
57%
93% 100
D
57
O
O
N
O
D
F
D
N
P
J
8
lat A ref
97
99
98%
99%
100%
102"
95
Sale
93
Sale
Sale
54
83%
102% 104%
Sale
95
O
90
Sale
A O
A O
83
Sale
F
A
8
Mob A Montg lat g 4 Ha
1945 M S
South Ry joint Monon 4a...-.1952 J
J
Atl Knox A Cln dlv g 4a
1955 M N
1980 M
RK South Lines
lat ext 4s
vianlto S W Colonic g
Man G B A NW 1st gu
Internat
J
J
1st 4s...1939 M N
1959 M N
1934
Mahon Coal RR lat 5a
5s
3 Ha
1934
1941
1st 4s asstd...
1977
1
1
D
J
95
100% 102
60
Jack LAS gold 3%a
6,000
1st gold 3 Ha
24,000
Ref A Imp 4%a series C
37,000
1940 A O
10,000 Midland of N J 1st ext 5a
1934 J D
25,000 Mil A Nor 1st ext 4Ha (1880)
Cons ext 4%a (1884)
1934 J D
56,000
1947 M 8
47,000 Mil Spar A N W 1st gu 4s
Mtlw A State Line 1st guar 3KS-.1941 J
J
{Minn A St L lat cona gold 5a
1934
Temp ctfa of deposit
M N
1,000
1st A refund gold 4s....
1949 M 8
15,000
Certificates of deposit....
7,000
151,000
13,000
68,000
5,000
29,000
63,000
1962
...
1938
M St P A 8 8 M 4a stpd
85
57%
62%
97
48
10%
3%
84%
86
Q F
Q F
70%
62]
10%
4%
49
76
80%
Sale
100%
59%
90%
81
101%
97%
66%
72
80%
104%
104%
96%
102%
102%
100%
100%
102%
Sale
89%
92
94
68
62
Jan.
Jan.
95
Jan.
93
80 > Mar. 15
86% Mar. 19
5 87
8 81
26 100
15]
95% May 22
May 26
Apr.
12
12
May 31
Apr.
95% May 22
5
64
May
Mar.
5
25
5 103% May 11
30 103
Mar. 23
44% Feb. 15
11 103% May 11
"
37
May
May
May
May
74
21
15
2
May
12%
36%
35%
66%
31
14
29
29
May
18% Feb.
40% Feb.
4% Jan.
2% Jan.
69% Jan.
10% May 24
11% Mar. 28
5% Feb. 21
88% Apr. 13
Jan.
Jan.
94% May 23
9% May
1
3% May 11
84% May
7
87
93
94% May 23
79
48% May
2
5
4
1
101% May 29
2
100% May
89
May
5
36
48
35%
62%
67%
93%
90%
May
5
6
17
66% Apr. 16
74% Apr. 27
66% May 31
66% May 31
4% May
Feb.
41
9
1
100%
92%
95%
77%
101%
Sale
Sale
Sale
83
Sale
Sale
Sale
---
80
Sale
Sale
95
Sale
60% Sale
Sale
65
Sale
I "
74
74%
Sale
76
103
106"
Sale
107
102
100% 100
105
103% Sale
103% 104
100% Sale
103
103
Sale
101%
63%
99%
106
105
....
Sale
....
Sale
5
100% May
May
93
May
1
92% May
95
May 28
90% May
83
80
May
5
May
102
May 23
99% May
95
97% May
2
May
59
66% May
1
May
65
4
72% May
May
81% May
2
74% May
105% May 22
104% May
8 107
May 31
105% May
98
May 12 100% May 28
2 103% May
103
2
May
7 104
103
May 19
May
100
May 31
May 16 101
100
102%
100%
61 %
97%
May
May
May
May
12 103% May 29
11 101% May 25
68% May
5
14
May 24
18 100
106
105% 104% May
Sale
99% May
95
92% May
107
105% May
98
96% May
Sale
70% May
103% 102% May
80
May
81%
99
Sale
May
May
100% 100
72
69
May
105
104% 104%
Sale
101
94%
~97%
Sale
94%
105%
96%
71%
103
"84%
78%
99% 100%
100% 100%
75
65%
75
69
"7l"
.
104%
69%
102%
101%
95
106
97%
73
102%
81%
100%
100%
72
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
2
11
4
29
2
17
22
9
3
22
1
11
72
Sale
99% 102
87%
85
104% May 28 105
May
9
73-
67
81%
93
Sale
92
52
60
73
55
70%
72
2%
8
2% Sale
1
1
J
35
88
91
4
3%
Sale
6
3%
92%
87
95%
92%
74%
.....
11%
4%
92
94
Sale
97
Sale
81%
91%
93% Sale
90%
70
69%
85
Sale
1938 J
32
1938
38
6
3
6
4%
3%
2
4
2
11%
4%
11%
3%
lat A ref 6a aerlea A
1946
J
15
25-year g 5 Ha
1949
1978
M
J
16%
45% Sale
41% Sale
52% Sale
41% Sale
36% Sale
20%
18
36
45
79
50%
Sale
32
92
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
15
10
10
12
15
17
28
8% May 19
3% May 17
3% May
7
2
May
7
26
Sale
41% May 14
36% May 31
45
May 28
35
May 16
26
May 31
72
Sale
72
45
37
33%
Sale
91
May 25
95% May 22
95% May 31
85
May
7
97
May 31
95
May 29
74% May
2
72
63
5s
88
95%
95%
75%
48%
48%
8%
4%
3%
4%
May 19
May
3
May
7
May 17
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
83% Jan.
7u
81
Jan.
Jan.
57
Jan.
Feb.
6
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
2 101% May
5 100% Apr.
12
89
Apr.
2
88% Apr.
16
12
11
29
25
30
24
1"
l\*
2 101% Apr. 20
95
Apr. 12
5' 95
May 28
13
2;
83
3 102
17 103%
3 104
17 101
30
Mar. 14
12
99
47
Jan.
8
68
52
Jan.
6
74%
54
Jan.
8
94
Jan.
91
Jan.
95
reb.
99
Jan.
99% Jan.
95
Jan.
100% Jan.
93% Jan.
92% Jan.
50% Jan.
84
Jan.
102
83
11 105%
13 107
20 100%
„
Jan.
106% Apr.
103% Apr.
105
May
2 102% Apr.
90
Jan.
2
83
Jan.
97
Apr.
101% Jan. 22,106
Apr.
82
Jan.
98% Apr.
60% Jan.
May
73.
96% Jan.
102% May
Mar.
*1
83
64% Jan.
2 100% May
85
Jan.
Jan.
100
May 28:101
8
Mar.
75
57% Jan.
65
Jan.
72% Apr.
99
Jan.
105
May
Mar.
70
59% Jan.
2
Mar.
2% Feb.
o
y
Jan.
87% Feb.
10 102
26
91
Jan.
11
95%
75% Jan.
86
22
95%
Jan.
13
85%
78% Jan.
10
97
Jan.
2
62
65
56% Jan. 12
70% Mar, 23
75%
4
9%
5%
4%
4%
4
Jan.
2% Jan.
29
m
Jan.
31
13
38
20
Jan.
Jan.
3
2
11
16% Jan.
Jan.
8
Jan.
27
76% Feb.
May 31
75
10
2% Jan.
34% Jan.
33% Jan.
45% May
41% May
53% May
37
May
32
May
79
May
102
51103% May 29
5 101% May 25
68 7A Apr. 26
100
Apr. 30
94% Jan.
92% Jan.
60
21
23
24
13
17
20
22
31
28
11
19
31
Apr.
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
May
Apr.
May
May
82% Jan.
83% Jan.
94
100% 102
94%
73
80
May
105% 106% 105
101% May
102% Sale
Sale
102%
103%
100%
94%
105%
96%
70%
102%
81%
98%
100%
72%
72%
100%
62%
May
77% May
81% May
101
100%
99% Sale
May
43% May
44
May
74% May
74
May
99% May
99
May
89
May
93%
93
89%
101
67
45%
75% Sale
76% Sale
101% Sale
99%
89%
90
Sale
44
Sale
100
Sale
94%
43%
97
Sale
65
5a gtd as to int
3
Apr.
May
May
May
Apr.
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
20
14
11
20
9
24
21
22
9
17
22
17
5
2
9
27
14
6
25
22
31
18
31
29
12
4
Apr. 16
Feb.
6
Feb.
1
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
42% Apr. 23
56
Feb. 19
37% Apr. 27
34
Apr.'24
80
Apr. 16
49
Term
1941 M N
lat Chic Term a f 4a
..1949
Mississippi Cent lat 5s
100
72
cons
Cent
4%
Sale
47
82
cona
B
60
98%
lat
MStPASSMA
Sale
101
lat
lat ref 5H> aerlea
2
73% May 14 83% May
68
78% May
1
May 14
May 31
May 31 100
- —
J J
1951 M S
1952 M N
1979 J
J
Ref A ext 5a series A
83
60%
62%
96%
64% Sale
Michigan Central-Detroit A Bay
City Air Line 4s
1940
5,000
87
1946
5s
St Loulu Dlv 2d gold 3a
Mex
95
100%
91
4H« series C_.......2003
Paducah A Mem Dlv 4s.
Manila
71
Sale
2003 A O
1st A ref 5a series B
77",666
47% Sale
N
1941
141,000
396,000
4,000
2,000
17,000
6.000
21,000
69.000
92%
48%
93
2003 A
144,000
lat A ref 5 Ha aerlea A
7,000
1,000
Sale
84
1937 M N
1940 J
J
Unified gold 4a.
Gold
83%
82
J
M
J
M
1949 M
A.. 1969 J
1945 31
5a
75
77
62
...
138,000
265,000
72,000
4
87
90
J
Jan.
69
105
C
O
Kanawha A Mich 1st gu g 4s
75
85
86% May
100
95%
J
G R lat gu g 5a..1938 J
1990 A
1936 A
106,000 {K C Ft S & M ref g 4s
Ctfs of dep (Bankers Trust)
60,000
19501A
328.000 Kan City South lat g 3a
Ref A Imp 5o__
Aprlll950 J
322,000
1960'i
531,000 Kan City Term 1st 4s
1987 J
12,000 Kentucky Central g 4a
1961 J
8,000 Kentucky A Ind Term 4Ha
Stamped...
..............—1961 J
Plain
1961 J
"10:600
9%
Feb.
66
35
{Iowa Cent lat gold 5a.......—1938
15,000
29,000
72,000
~eb.
71% May
9
78
May 14
102% 104% 103% May
103%
31% May
31% Sale
Sale
9% May
10
30% May
29
31%
30
30% May
29
65
May
65% Sale
70
May
71% Sale
40
Sale
.
93%
95%
17
% Sale
26% Sale
Sale
Sale
28
92%
38
Sale
73%
100
103%
103%
Feb.
75
76
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
84
79
Sale
Sale
Sale
26
J J
J J
M N
83
78
96
38%
93% 100
J
1941 M N
1947 F A
lat coll trust 6a gold notes
65%
75
67
J
ind Union gen A ref 5a
Sale
Jan.
58% Jan.
87
Sale Prices.
3
79% Feb.
3
98% Apr. 12
3 103
May 18
6
5
76% Feb.
98% May 23
82% May
3
W* May 7
76
Apr. 30
78
May
4
85
Apr. 18
Jan.
90
80%
86
71
1950 J
Flrat
82
84
79%
1963
22.000
72
92%
I
5
62% Jan.
81
1.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
May
7
May
2
May 18
May
1
May 23
May
3
May
7
May 12
May
4
May 11
67
73
80
1943 J
33,000
34,000
20,000
71% May
78
May
83
May
78
.....
4^i aerlea C
320,000
30,000
85 %
66
65%
Joint lat A ref 5a aer A
"5", 660
81%
A Chic St L A N O—
111 Cent
115', 660
99
89
160,000
1,000
72
98 %
77 %
Sale Prices.
Prices
78%
May 16
92
May 24( 97
103
101
May
64
72%
May
98%
98% May
82%
79% May
87%
87% May
74
76
A
F
Sale
101% 102% Sale
Sale
Sale I 68
J
F
Sale
96%
77%
76 %
94
Sale
101
.....
299,000
23,000
78
91%
60 %
J
F
66
§8*
80
MN
J
!•*» J
1951 J
Cairo Bridge gold 4a
Loulav Dlv & Ter g
MN
Sale
Ask
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
May 31.
May ,1.
Ask
(Concluded)
Coll tr g 4a
180.000
45,000
80,000
677.000
6,000
9,000
1,000
3,000
2,000
18,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
May.
1959
42,000 {Missouri-Illinois RR 6a aer A
......1990
155,000 Mo Kan A Tex lat g 4a
{
<1
J
85
77
75
14
88
Jan.
9
3
77% Feb.
8
21%
89% Sale
20% May
7
89% May 21
21% May
92% May
4
14
Jan.
2
26
Feb.
19
1
75% Jan.
2
92% Apr. 28
81 % May 25
72
May 25
75
May 28
2
7
1
1
70
2
2
63% Jan.
44% Jan.
2
91% Feb. 17
79
Feb. 19
83% Apr. 14
62% Feb. 19
8
25% Jan.
80%
Sale
85
77
85
81%
20
23
20
J
75% Sale
92% Sale
J
70
81% Sale
71%
44% Sale
86%
88
75%
77%
81% Sale
59% Sale
55% Sale
51% May 14
87% May
76% May
81% May
60
May
25%
33% Sale
30% Sale
27% Sale
30
33% May
Sale"
13
Sale
13
33
Sale
30
Sale
33
Sale
28%
29%
Mlaaour-Kanaaa-Tazaa RR—
40-year la series B
41,000
17,000
164,000
110,000
19,000
437,000
519,000
12,000
295,000
9,000
354,000
174,000
3,000
532,000
1962
Prior Hen 5a aerlea A
193,000
7
Pr lien mtge 4Ha aer
D
Cum adjust 5s aerlea A
Jan
{Missouri Pacific RR Co—
1st A refund 5a aerlea A......1965
63
F S
Certificates of deposit
-
-
M S
1977 M *
1975
General 4s
1st A ref 5a aerlea F...
-
Certificates of deposit..........
1st
A
ref g 5a aer G
1978
MN
.1949 M O
12% Sale"
25% Sale
25%
26
25% Sale
8% Sale
aer
I._
"l6% Sale"
33
Sale
29%
30%
Sale
33% Sale
33% Sale
31%
"29%
Sale
29%
J
J
....
Montgomery Dlv lat g 5a
Refunding A Improv't 4Ha
Sec 5% notes.
Mohawk A Mai lat gu g 4s
For footnotes, see page 19.
J
1938 M 8
1947 F A
1977 M S
.1938 M S
1991, M S
98%
16
11
84
83
91
48
51
J
J
1945
"86"
91
89%
J
J
83
90%
84
85
83
81
90
70
26
87% May
5
83
3
83% May
3
94%
23%
16
10%
14
16
17%
75
17%
84%
18
14
17
88%
83
85
Jan.
61% Jan.
5
39
6
35
4
16% May
34
May
1
24
Jan.
6
33%
33%
33%
12%
33%
33%
May
1
23% Jan.
10
May
1
24% Jan.
4
29
Mar. 28
8
Jan.
8
24
Jan.
6
34
May
May
May
May
May
1
2
1
1
1
23% Jan. 11
24% Jan.
6
Apr.
2
72% Jan. 15
85
Mar. 14
83
May
3
26
May
Feb.
6
90
Feb.
60
Jan.
6
27
19% Jan.
26
27
Jan.
5
55
24% May
17% May
17% May
2
3
3
5
Apr. 30
16% Feb.
5
38% Feb.
5
34
Feb.
7
38% Feb.
5
34
Apr. 30
89
Apr. 13
34
11
15
4
99
May 25
11% May 25
14% May 25
38% Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
48
20
Feb.
6
Apr. 28
20% Feb.
5
38% Feb.
5
35
Feb. 19
2
Jan.
11% Jan.
22
1
69
19%
12%
71
22
2
3
23
May 21
70
97
24%
84% May
25
32
91
72
99%
18%
Sale
.
27%
29%
29%
33%
9%
29%
32%
29%
Sale
72%
27%
30%
26
65%
12
31
31
23
23
14
1
31
28
26
July 1938 J
5a ...1945 J
{Mobile A Ohio gen gold 4«
33%
33% Sale
12% Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
30
A A
Small
Small.
Sale
R N
J
Mo Pac 3d 7a ext at 4%
ilH
76
1981
Certificates of deposit...
Mortgage gold 4s....
12,000
13,000
16,000
22
73
1980
lat ref gold 5a aerlea H
1st A ref 5a
Mobile A Blrm prior lien g
"3:660
69
Certificates of deposit
Convertible gold 5%a
Certificates of deposit...
13:660
Sale
61% Sale
1962 {
1978 J
1967 A
10
14
Jan. 15
84% Apr. 25
91
8
4
19
21% Feb. 19
23
Jan. 23
84% Apr. 25
Feb.
99% Jan.
80
„
Jan.
June, 1934.]
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
Price
BONDS
May.
Value.
B.
T.
STOCK
PRICES IN MAY.
May
1934.
5 a.
$
Ask
Bid.
1937 J
80
90
81
86
75 %
72
75
1955 M N
73
Sale
197K F
A
79 %
5s.__.1937 p
A
90
'
St L 1st 4s
National Ry of Mexico—
Prior lien 59-year a f 4%a
Assent
cash
warr
Assent
No
Nat RR Mex prior lien g4H*
15,000
Aisent cash
Fiut
16,000
cons
warr
4,000
46,000
13,000
31,000
5,000
89,000
490,000
980,000
103
100
94%
104
2%
3% Sale
2% Sale
2% May 31
3% May
2%
3%
3
3% May 25
4
4% Sale
1954 M N
.....
J*
68
83
..1945 J
4%
N O 8c East ref 4%« series A
New Orleans Term 1st 4s
..1953 J
1986 F
73
1954 A
27
20%
16%
20%
N
84
Ref 6c Impt 414* series A
Ref 6c impt 5s series C
2013 A O
2013 A O
Sale
1944 M N
1998
F
A
74% Sale
62% Sale
68% Sale
Sale
17
26
35,000
5,000
16,000
14,000
203,000
353,000
*
3,000
Non-conv debenture 4s....
66
Jan.
20
29
25% 23%
100% 102% 101% 102% 101%
103
102%
102
100
Sale"
100% Sale
99%
117% Sale 115%
Sale
Sale
85%
&
Sale
69
78
Sale
74% Sale
70
89% May
94
May
64
May
82% May
81% May
Sale
88%
99% Sale
77% Sale
67% Sale
77
89
90%
97%
104%
76
97
50
56%
63%
63%
57%
85%
88%
54%
68%
98%
J
55
...1956 M N
47%
73% Sale
O
74
Sale
1957 M N
45
Sale
1967 J
N Y Susq Ac West 1st r*f g 3s
Second gold 4>48
62% Sale
82%
I
D
A
O
..1993 A O
1937 I
j
1937 F A
General gold 5s
........—1940 F A
Terminal 1st gold 5s
1943 M N
N Y Westches Ac Bos 1st 414s
1946 J
J
Nord Rya «xtl a f 6%«
1950 A O
5s A...1961
rei
F
60
Sale
52%
80%
68%
50%
Sale
90
72%
54
41%
....
37
Sale
128
Sale
con
1941
g 4s—1996
A
A... 1974 M
1945 A
1 1934
O
J
100
8
100
8
90
O
35
1938 A O
J
J
Sale
76
47%
—
89
Sale
92
Sale
103
99,000
11,000
7,000
148,000
1,000
Pacific RR of Mo 1st ext 4s
1938
F
A
1938 J
J
f 4 Mis.. 1955 J
J
1968 M
1942 M
8
105%
105% Sale
85% Sale
87
....
95
48
83
.1948 M N
1960 F A
89
87%
_____
115%
8
1977 A O
1943 M N
1948 M N
Penn Ohio At Detroit RR—
Stamped dollar bonds
Consol 4 >4a Issue of 1915
General 4Hs Series A
60
"I loo"
J
J
Consol gold 4s
53
87%
100
100
Sale
100
Sale
105*
89*
Sale
19%
88
74
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
+Sale
21%
105
Sale
53
54
85% Sale
85
88
55
46%
67% Sale
98%
99%
62
62%
55% Sale
104%
85%
87%
73% 74%
51
Sale
52
54
96
100
52% Sale
161% Sale
85
1
14
12
17
11
54
15
15
1
22
1
2
2
94% May 29
97
74
May
1
May
4
84% May 25
84
May
1
99% May
5
78
May 18
§zy* May 1
78
May
5
104% May 10
107% May 31
102
May
2
May
May
May
May
Jan.
19%
20%
17%
20%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
97
Jan.
May 17
87% May
2
15
May
8
97
1
83
48
97% Sale
69% Sale
98%
67%
83%
95%
88%
88%
89-
95
100% Sale
101
100;
Sale
94}
65
68
12
9
Feb.
82
Apr. 12
6
75
69% Jan.
9
3
84
71
Jan.
85% Jan.
55% Jan.
47% Jan.
49
96
Jan.
101
Jan.
Jan.
99% Apr.
9
80% Apr. 12
70
Apr. 12
4
80
Apr. 20
10 104% May 10
18 107% May 31
8
10 102
Mar. 12 100
Mar. 12
Jan.
88
Apr. 14
Jan. 10 92
Feb. 23 100
Mar. 28
3
95% Apr. 23
8
71% Jan.
9
54% .Tan.
18
51
45
Jan.
16
Jan.
10
54% Jan.
18
9
71
Jan.
9
44
Jan.
3
9
57% Jan.
83% Jan.
97
65
r
64*
May
Feb.
23
May
1
Feb.
8
May
4
Apr. 21
May
2
Feb.
58
Jan.
71
5
Feb.
Jan.
4
68% Feb.
Jan.
4
90
Jan.
71% Jan.
9
50
8
8*
May
May
May
Apr.
May
Apr.
May
56% May
43
54
38% Jan.
82% Jan.
May 13
57
May
162% May 29
15% May 26
76
25
56%
58%
10
25 :
97%
59%
42
Jan.
61
128
Jan.
2 162%
$
*
17% May 18
98% Jan.
100% Jan.
99% Jan.
20
24
5
4
25
18
1
10
1
26
29
*
7% Jan.
106% May 29
106% May 19
9 105
May 31
2
6
59% Feb.
87% Apr. 25
89% Apr. 27
50
Jan.
Jan.
2
70% Apr. 26
99% May 28
4
57% Jan.
97% May
5
5
93% Jan
68
Feb.
84% May 25
May
1
12
87
87 % May 25
76
May 18
May
May
51
May
52
May
96
May
51
May
157% May
70
16
94% May 29
98
Apr.
5
Jan.
90
85
21
75
Jan.
Jan.
66% May
63
May
Feb.
22
Apr. 24
5 106% May 29
16 106% Mar. 17
2 105
May 31
1
106
60
55
56
59
May 28
May 28
60
64
May
May
3
3
56
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
89
99% Feb. 17 102% Feb. 17
35
Jan. 20
60
May
3
64
May
3
35% Jan. 23
34% Jan.
97%
66%
82%
95%
May
May
May
May
88
May
88% May
1 99
May
25 70% May
24 89% May
31 100% May
28 96
May
17 95% May
83
Jan.
60
Jan.
73% Jan.
86% Jan.
76% Jan.
7 5 % J an.
100
102%
102%
61 % May 12
97
Sale
102%
102%
102
Sale
101 %
110% 111% 109%
112% Sale
110%
99
Sale
96%
May
May
May
May
May
May
67% May 31
103
102%
102%
110%
112%
99
May
May
May
May
May
May
17
8
25
22
25
31
99% Sale
100
Sale
99% May 18
99% 100%
97,% May 14
97% 99
102% Sale
100
104
102% May
1
148% Sale al49% Sale 148% May
1
71
75
71
80
75
May 18
100% May 11
100% May
5
103% May
3
152
May 10
75
May 18
100% Sale
103%
104
105%
104% 105%
101%
104%
105%
104%
109%
Sale
Sale
104% May
104
May
103% May
Jan.
51
Jan.
100
89
52
4
Apr.
7
99
Apr. 10
8
71
Apr. 20
4
90% Apr. 20
9 103
Apr. 13
6, 97% Apr. 14
2
97
17 100
Feb.
Jan.
92
19
Jan.
72
Apr. 14
Jan. 17
Apr.
4
May
102% Apr.
102% Apr.
111
Apr.
112% May
99
May
5
17
18
24
24
25
31
100
102
104
MN
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
67% Sale
100
102% Sale
102%
101% Sale
109%
111%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1970 A O
80
Sale
1981
90
Sale
84% Sale
96
Sale
O
Jan.
Jan.
60% May 14
54
May 14
21
16
102% May 15
102% May 15
101
Apr. 23
117% May 22
90% Feb.i 24
52
100
Sale
100
A
A
33
\
45
May
89
May
57
May
69% May
99% May 28
Feb.
31% Feb. 21
May :
Jan.
Jan.
79% Jan.
80% Jan.
60
Feb.
33
65
May 23
60% May 24
57
May
2
64% May
63% May
57% May
62% May 29
59% May 10
53
May 16
58
May 26
58% May 31
52% May 17
82
May 14
85% May 14
52
May 11
63% May 14
97% May 15
*
16%
May
32
101% Feb. :
115%
73%
60%
67
84
88% May 24
77
Apr. 23
75% May
2
87% May
8
29% Feb. 21
;
Jan.
16
86
100
*
105%
106%
104
104%
104
104%
100
106" 101%
59% Sale
55%
59%
59% 44%
Debenture gold 4 >4a
19.
59
58% Sale
Sale
Sale
General 4%a series D
For footnotes, see pagpe
54% Sale
Sale
104
Sale
D
...1936 F
......—..1964
61%
101%
105%
106%
D
1968 J
15-year secured 6>4a
160
8£K
90
65
108
1965 J
General 5s Series B
69%
103%
107%
101 %
89%
71%
78%
57 % May
96
62
100
D
J
1st Ac ref gold 4 >4* series A
Penn RR consol gold 4s
80
75% Sale
.....
J
J
Paullsta Ry 1st Ac ref 7s
87
J
1961 J
f 5%«
60%
72%
Sale
Sale
76%
O
Ore-Wash RR0cNav IstAcref 4s
s
83 %
A
701,000
Paris-Orleans RRExt
17 117%
12
May
May
70
102%
16
82% Jan.
57% Jan.
62% Jan.
95
50%
Ohio Connecting Ry 1st 4s...... 1943 M S
Ohio River RR 1st g 5s
1936 J D
Paducah Ac Illinois 1st
43%
1 and
General gold 5s..............1937
5,000
144,000 Oregon RR Ac Nav con g 4a.
1946
25,000 Oregon Short Line 1st con g 5s.. 1946
Guaranteed con 5s
...1946
34,000
3d extended gold 5s
Sale
coups
24,000 Ogden Ac Lake Ch 1st guar g 4s..1948
71%
56%
53%
97%
56%
93
55
Sale
20
May
3
May 29
*
99% Sale
102% Sale
D
573,000 Northern Pacific prior lien 4s—1997 Q J
Gen lien ry Ac id gt 3s
274,000
Jan 2047 Q f
Kef Ac Impt
43,000
4-%a Series A.....2047 J J
Ref Ac Impt 6a Series B.......2047 J
914,000
J
Ref Ac Impt 5s Series C
67,000
2047 J
J
Ref Ac Impt 5s Series D
161,000
2047 J
J
Northern Ry of Calif guar 5a
9
coups.
to sale of April
29.
29
23 102%
4 100%
24
M N
...1944 I
Pocahontas C 0c C Joint 4s....1941 J
ser
87
87
70
66% Sale
63
75
62
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
94%
A
7%*
Dlv 1st Ac gen g 4s
s
44
73%
80
45% Sale
Certificates of deposit
Oct 1 1933 and April
71
51
J
4s...June 1992 M S
Ac ref 5s
Sale
J
1954 M N
99
26%
24%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
101% 104
90
O
D
64%
54
100
87%
65
N Y Ac Putnam 1st con guar 4s
Sale
104%
107% Sale
"94"
48%
1955
73
Sale
107
63
General 4s
Sale
99% Sale
75% Sale
62% Sale
Sale
103%
Sale
......1940 A
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
SVA
S
Convertible debenture 314*
1956 J
Convertible debenture 6s.....1948 1
19
22%
Sale
87%
82
28
55
...
22
67
72%
24
45
1st 0c ref 414s ser of 1927
Harlem R 0c Pt Ches 1st 4s
69% Sale
69
72%
85% Sale
iw 23%
23
24%
Sale
Sale
88%
73%
75%
87%
25%
26%
23
8
Non-conv debenture 4s_.
87
85
88
88
20
23
O
88
May 7
83% May 12
27
1947 M
40-year 5s
7
83
29
Non-conv debenture 314s...
1947 A
Non-conv debenture 314s.....1954 A
Non-conv debenture 4s.......1955 J
Gen Ac ref 4 >4a series A—....1974 M
381,000
5,000
67,000
108,000
157,000
691,000
256,000
643,000
414,000
678,000
716,000
Feb.
Sale
83%
Long Branch gen 4s
1941 M S
NY&NB Boston Ter 1st 4s.. ..1939 M 8
13,000 {Northern Ohio 1st guar g 5s
Ex Apr '33, Oct '33, Apr *34
10,000
"3~,666
80
82
...
97
86
as
May
3
May 29
68
94
85
Stamped
Jan.
68% Sale
84%
84%
82% 84
1973 M N
North Cent gen
Apr. 13
5
Sale
57
N Y Ac
Norfolk Ac West Ry 1st
5
3
Sale
76
{Norfolk Ac South 1st g 5s
254,000
135,000
36,000
18
Jan.
97
49% Sale
50% Sale
96% Sale
23
2% Jan.
27%
9ft
84
16
Feb.
4
9
2
21
83%
4% Feb.
11
2% Mar.
2
May 29
25
74
2% Jan.
1
3
71
62%
{Norfolk South 1st Ac
16 94% Apr. 11
3 104% Apr. 18
Feb.
4% May
89% Sale
1946 M N
N Y Prov ft Boston gen 4s._.—1942
"8~, 006
99
3% May
87%
Sale
Sale
2000 M N
N Y Ont 0c West 1st g
Jan.
82% Jan.
3% May 17
25%
N Y New Haven ft Hartford—
176,000
118,000
Jan.
3
78%
62%
70%
N Y Lack 6c West ref 414s B
175,000
77
73
2
4%
Sale
N Y 8c Harlem g 314s
trust 6s
74% Jan.
3%
81
1938 IW
-
87%
25%
20
Sale
101%
Consol 4s series A
Debenture 4s
3 101 % Apr.
2%
84
91%
73% Sale
72% 75%
67
18%
18
Inc 0s.1935 A
L guar g 5s
87
82
62 A
16
Conv secured 6s
Collateral
4
87
83
'50"~ "58"
1952 J
First 5s series B
3rd extended 414*
Apr. 13
25
89% Apr. 16
11 102% May 31
2
95
Apr.
5
Jan.
3%
A*
82
§5%
60~~ "64"
J
1983 J
non cum
81
Sale Price.
17 103
87% Jan.
3% May 25
2% Sale
117,000 N Y Chic 6c St Louis 1st g 4s
1937 A O
399,000
Refunding 514s series A
1974 A O
1,490,000
Refunding 414s series C
1978 M S
432,000
3-year 6% gold notes—......-.1935 A O
190,000 NY Connecting 1st gu 414s A—.1953 F A
2,000
1st gtd 5s series B
1953 F A
4,000 N Y 6c Erie 1st ext g 4s..
1947 M N
6,000
10,000
60,000
83,000
175,000
65,000
389,000
158,000
85,000
431,000
92%
93% 92% May 17 94% May 15
103
103% 104
May 2 103% May 12
2
on
on
255,000 N Y C 0t H R g mtge 314s
1997
181,000
Debenture 4a of 1912..........1942
868,000
Ref & Impt. 4%a series A
2013
169,000
Lake Shore coll g 314s
1998
90,000
Mich Cent coil g 314s
1998
2,000
90%
90
Highest.
Sale Prices.
May
8 103
May
1
May 22 101 % May
4
May 14 88% May 28
May
7 102% May 31
May
2 95
May
5
1951
No 4
warr rect
N J Junction RR gu 1st 4s.
New Orleans Great Nor 5s A
21,000 N Y 8c Greenw
Sale Prices.
Lowest.
1%
20,000
1st mtge gold 5s series C
1956 F
44,000
1st 4Mis series D_
1956 F
52,000
First 5>4* series A...
1954 A
6,000 Npt 3c Cln B gen gu g 414s
1945 J
1,000 N Y 8c Bklyn 6c M B cons g 5s...1935 A
147,000 N v Cent RR cook deb 4s
1935 M
2,490,000
410,000
Sale Prices.
Ask.
O
A
on
Cons guar 4s.................1945 J
IN O Tex & Mex
Bid
Ask
...1924
Naugatuck RR 1st g 4s
2,000 New England RR cons 5s
6,000
5
Nov 4
rsct
gold 4s.
Assenting cash
Highest.
1%
oo
1977
receipt
warr
Lowest.
1W
No 4
recta
Guar 4s Apr 1914 coupon
6,000
May 31.
Sale
102% Sale 102%
100% 101
100% 101% 100 7
87% Sale
88% Sale
86%
101% Sale
102% Sale 100
91
94% 94% Sale
92%
Sale
2<M>0 J D
1955 MN
..
1st gu g
1.
102 %
..1937 J
Bid.
23,000
1.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE.
122,000 Mont Cent 1st gu g is
1st guar gold 5s
104,000
388,000 Morris 6c Essex 1st gu 3 Mis
Constr M 5s ser A...
103,000
Constr M 434i ser B
297,000
71,000 Nashville Chat 0t
8,000 Nash Fla tc Shsff
35
EXCHANGE—BONDS
101
104%
104%
104%
109%
102%
107%
106%
102%
89%
97
101%
99% May
104% May
105% 104
May
104
May
Sale" 108
May
Sale
100% May
Sale
105% May
Sale
106% May
Sale
101% May
Sale
87 % May
Sale
95% May
May
May
May
May
May
103
May
107% May
106% May
103% May
91
May
97
May
104% Jan.
104% Jan.
83% Jan.
87% Jan.
6 100% May 11
84
Jan.
8 100% Apr. 24
100% Mar. 12 103% May
3
123% Jan.
5; 152
May 10
50
Jan.
6
75
Apr. 28
28
16
85
Jan.
101
Jan.
28
100
Jan.
2
31
29
31
15
24
1
29
103
99% Jan.
103
Jan.
88%
97%
103%
91 %
78%
83%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5 101% May 28
12 104% May
2 105% Apr.
4 105
Apr.
5 109% May
16
25
20
31
11 103
May 29
18 107% Apr. 20
2 106% Mar. 12
2*103% May 24
92
Apr. 19
97
May 29
'
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
Sales in
v
Jan. 2
Ask.
Bid.
24,000
Income 4s
41,000!
38,000,
278,000
1940
A
O
1990
A
O
V —1974 F
Peoria 9c East 1st com 4a
(flat)..
Pere Marq lat 5a
60
J
M
S
1st 4s Series B
104,000
lat A 4 4« aeries C
89,000 Phila Bait A Wash 1st
General 5s Series B
39,000
Gen H 4V$a aeries C
172,000
472,000
1980
.
p
f 4a.
a
8,606
25,000
Sale
Sale
A
O
A
O
102
MN
101
1014 Sale
MN
F
*
D
A
A
994
M N
100
.......
105", 000
123,000
391,000
Pitta McK A Y 2d guar
Shep A L U 1st g
First consol gold 5s.
Pitts Va A Char
Pitts A West Va
61,000
65,000
2,000
19,000
34,000
Sale
I960 A O
A.. 1948 ' D
\
1962 F A
90
M N
4s
1956 M 9
g 4s....1951 A O
35
75
83
Richmond Term Ry 1st guar
Rio Grande June 1st guar g
tRlo Grande Southern lat
Sale
88
O
Sale
75
102
106
36
87 4
May
107
107
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1014 Jan.
102
Jan.
103
May 11 105
M
96 4
1014
Sale
Sale
Sale
101
Sale
1014
924
77
48
914
Sale
1024 Sale
May 11
102
98
1004 Jan.
1014 Jan.
St Louis Iron
97
95
1933
J St Louis-San Francisco Ry
62
92
Sale
614
Sale
225,000
46,000
24,000
26,000
460,000
249,000
133,000
27,000
140,000
117,000
78,000
1,000
4,000
283,000
78,000
6,000
87,000
475,000
2,000
a|c
*
31,000
12,000
*
14,000
368,000
84,000
*
7,000
3,000
6,000
374,000
458,000
24,000
294,000
543,000
770,000
281,000
"2,000
634,000
Certificates of deposit.......
1950
95,4
Certificates of deposit stamped-
89
88
2d gold 4a
80
Sale
734
184
184
184
Sale
Sale
204
23
Sale
20
21
Sale
19
23 4
Sale
214
Sale
May
744 May
100
May
1044 May
50
May
75
25 79
14 79
9 100
18 106
15
50
2
98
954 May
1004 May
101
May
1 103
1 103
1014 May
94 4 May
MS
.
73
Jan.
18 1014 May
4
95
May
9
7
68
Jan.
25
93 4 Apr.
27
444 Jan.
8
664 Apr.
14
994 Jan.
92
62
1
♦
47
86
Jan.
77
Feb.
73
May 18
Sale
18
Sale
Sale
164
Sale
644
Sale
80
79
Sale
79
Sale
Sale
Sale
614
624
Sale
Sale
56 4
29
Sale
54
Sale
26
Sale
J
43
F
A
24
J
D
J
44a_._. 1947
J
26
90
6i
72
534 Jan.
19
654
.
Jan.
864 Jan.
May 10
May 10 61
734 May
3
May 18
May
7 1004 May 29
May
7
894 May
7 90
88
May
4
May
4 88
24
614
St Paul E Grand Trunk
Jan.
86
98
Sale
55
1941
82
68
Sale
47
1990
Jan,
May
814 Jan.
60
18 4
214
41
1968
944 Mar.
7
4
20
204
J
Gen A ref 5a series A
Jan.
Jan.
101
50
May 31
May 11
May 14
May
May
904 May
1
57
May 24
Sale
16
20
„
J
St Paul A K C Short L 1st 4 4®
Apr. 29
794 Apr. 17
Apr. 25
80
100
May
9
106
May
8
May 15
50
9
914 Apr.
May 31
98
May 11
103
May 14
103
80
Jan.
56
9
7
184 May 14
19
May 24
21
May 15
19
May 31
16 4 May 14
164 May 14
Sale
1952 J
J
St Paul A Duluth 1st consol 4s
56
56
May
1
May
1
May
9
May
8
May 15
9 1014 May
May
9 95
164
}"J
1989 MN
lat terminal A unlf 5a
8 1074 May 29
6 102
May 29
Jan.
Sale
62
85
88
.
734
68
724
Apr.
794 Feb.
May 22
604 May 10
604 May 12
514 May 14
25
May 14
95
May
8
744 May 24
80
May
1
574 Jan.
5
82
Apr.
11
28
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
16
6
6
5
5
234 May
21
May
24
May
22 4 May
204 May
194 May
164 Jan.
4
144 Jan.
81 4 May
7
62
May 18
654 May
564 May
30
May
95
May
764 May
Jan.
5
26
174 Jan.
8
30
18
Jan.
4
28
14 4 Jan.
6
4
254 Feb.
244 Feb.
644 Jan.
424 Jan.
2
4
48
Jan.
814 May
7
63
Apr. 26
694 Feb.
5
43
Jan.
24
Jan.
4
2
3
84
Feb.
13
63
Mar. 19
17
584 Feb.
58
extended to July 1
........
Montana Ext 1st gold 4s
Pacific Ext sterling guar 4s... 1940 J
St Paul Union Depot 1st 5a
1972 J
J
D
J
...
San Ant A Aran Pasa lat guar 4s. 1943 J
Santa Fe Prase A Phenlx 1st 5s.. 1942 M S
1989 MN
1950 A O
J Seaboard Air Line lat 0 4a
.
97
904
864
103 4
614
Sale
944
Sale
Sale
97
94
Sale
974
1950
....
A
Refunding g 4s
...
guar 50-year 5s
Sou Pac Co 4s Cent Pac coll Aug
F
A
1963 A
J
*49
O
1936
South A Nor Ala cons guar 5s_.
.
D
1st 4 4a (Oregon Lines) ser A.. 1977 M S
Convertible 5s
1934 J D
1068 M
44*---
H
M N
May 1 1969
1981 M N
1950 A O
Dan Francisco Term 1st 4s
1937 MN
J
1937 J
So Pac of Calif 1st cons 5s..
South Pac Coast guar 4a
.......
Southern Ry 1st cons 5e._..
Devel A
...
Gen ref
a
Jan.
Jan.
17 1014 May 23
99
May
9
22
Jan.
10 1084 May 28
5 854 Apr. 13
101
604 Jan.
97
Jan.
8 106 4 May
7
Apr.
23
102
20 4
23
64
44
21
May 29
May 14
5
8
*
104
94
94
Sale
Sale
94 May 22
9 4 May 25
84 May 12
23
6
*
204 Mar. 31
234 Apr. 25
*
♦
May
May
15
5
Jan.
2
May 14
Apr. 21
74 Feb. 19
25
*
*
94 May
124 May
114 May
74 Jan.
5
94 May 15
84 Jan.
2
*
*
*
*
May
*
*
11
Sale
Sale
114
23
♦
Feb.
164 Feb.
144 Feb.
13
Sale
Sale
5
Sale
103 4
107
Sale
73
Sale
Sale
83
Sale
Sale
554
Sale
544
Sale
54
Sale
824
Sale
1004
674
684
Sale
67 4
Sale
974
Sale
Sale
Sale
4
May 12
"994
89
1956 A
A
594
75
90
44
34 May
103 4
1034 May
107
May
1064
Sale
69
654 May
78 4 May
804 Sale
99
994 May
1004
62
May
634 Sale
62
May
624 Sale
62
Sale
604 May
96
974 Sale
May
54 May
5
2
1034
107
73
83 4
1004
684
684
67 4
984
May
1
May 10
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May 11
Sale
Sale"
994 May 26
884 May 15
994 May 23
904 May
1
Jan.
3
74 Feb.
6
74 Feb. 16
34 May 11
1004 Jan. 10 1034 May 10
4 107
May
1
91
Jan.
56
Jin.
634 Jan.
924 Jan.
i*
Jan.
Feb.
5
844 Apr.
21
11
3| 744
6
2 1004 Apr.
Feb.
72
Jan.
72
Feb.
524 Jan.
71
Feb.
5
20
3
824 Jan.
98
Apr.
16
Jan.
103
Jan.
39
101
99 Va
884
4
5
16
*
*
104 4
104 4
100
96
4
17
99
Mar.
70
Jan.
86
Jan.
994 May 23
904 Apr. 39
894
1024
Sale
Sale
714
Sale
65
Sale
Sale
90
88 4
Sale
824 May
Sale
804
96
Sale
Sale
904
Sale
88
A
794
J
J
71
64
M S
80
70
84
M S
57
60
1034
Sale
102
61
May
May
May
97
97
99
95
May
994
86
91
87
88
844 May
100
103
1014 102
1014 May
73 4
76
73
77 4
784
May
15 ,
11
13
104
124
May
104
May
714 May
90
May
96
May
100
May
87
May
102
May
78
May
13
May
28
1
1
1
3
25
11
16
10
694 May
107
May
110
May
98
May
95
May
89
May
108 4 May
85
May
844 May
854 May
12
31
31
11
1
16
14
4
3
2
574 Jan.
75
Jan.
78
Jan.
804 Jan.
664 Jan.
84
Jan.
56
Jan.
94 Jan.
Apr.
734 Apr.
90
May
96
May
100
May
87
May
102
Mar.
81
Apr.
17
Feb.
104
11
13
1
1
3
25
15
20
1
D
g 5s
1936 M S
100
Sale
68
44s..1939
1004
1014
Sale
106
1064
64
Sale
106
110
Sale
107 4
954
904
884
1064
64
85
Sale
96
Sale
98
Sale
804
Sale
95
Sale
Sale
88
93 4
85
Sale
64
2000
90
614
654
914
66
Sale
Sale
....1943
Gev A ref 5s series C
D
100
Sale
1064
Sale
1977
5s
B.
ser
99
95
Teias A Pacific lat g 5a.
Gen A ref 5s
10
464
f gold 4s............1953
ser
9
B.1947
ser A or
............1944
I'eias A N O cona g
....1979
.....
For footnotes, see page 19.
7
Sale
Sale
Texarkana A F S Ry 54s ser A..1950
Gen ref 5s
"934
87
lat gu g 4 4s...... 1943 2
Ry 1st M 6s
cons
1004
894
a564
664
924
44
72
J
Term RR Aasn of St L 1st g
First
Sale
1955 J
1955 J
J
Lewlaton 1st g 4s
Sun bury A
12 4
1994 2
South Pac RR lat ref guar 4s
Tenn Cent
Sale
Sale
May
*
*
4
Certificates of deposit..
l«l Ry
104
94
23
*
23 4
104
54
84
26
20
1935
......
Gold 44* with warr
Gold 44a
Sale
27
Jan.
94
89
1935
Certificates of deposit......
Gold
6
10
Sale
2 1064 Apr.
97
*
May 1933 MS
Atlan-BIrm Dlv 1st g 4s
1064 May
1
1014 May 23
99
May
9
1084 May 28
85 4 May
7
1064 May
7
974 Jan.
*
22 4
6
15
O
Certificates of deposit......
May
May
May
May
May
May
1034
103
44
A
Certificates of deposit......
1st A cons 6s serlea A........ 1945 M S
cons
844
105 4
*
O
A O
I
F
Oct 1949
1959 A
Adjustment 5s
Gen
107 4
23
Stamped
Series B
1004
994
1044
Sale
100
1004
85 4
984
89
107 4
109
Sale
79 4
84
Sale
Sale
106 4 106 4 106 4 1064
1054 Sale
*
Certificates of deposit..
Certificates of deposit.
106 4
6
374 Feb. 21
95
May
8
764 May
4
St Paul Minn A Manitoba—
1943 J
1937 J
4
784 Apr. 23
1004 May 29
90
May
7
88
May
4
*
75
Sale
J
J
944 Jan.
84% Jan.
*
*
60
J
Income bond..Nov 1989
St. Louis Southwest 1st g 4s_.
Staten
10,000
-----
86
J
.....
66,000
47,000
124,000
160,000
894
"80"
O
19
1978
gea 4s series A
523,000
Devel A gen 6s series A
i956
247,000
Devel A gen 64s series A..... 1956
494,000
1996
Memphis Dlv 1st g 5s.
14,000
St Louis Dlv 1st g 4s......... 1951
37,000
East Tenn reorg lien 5s
1938
8,000
Mobile A Ohio coll tr 4s...... 1938
27,000
1955
10,000 {Spokane Internet 1st g Ss._...
35,000
33,000
17,000
369,000
66,000
60
674
684
704 Sale
77
994 1004
86 4 -----
624
73 4
88
Certificates of deposit........
Con M 4 4s aeries A
Stamped Federal tax
315". 000
51 h
60
80
M N
Prior lien 5a aeries B__
$S«aboard-All Flo 1st 6s A
101,000
52
J
1950
Sclo Vail A N E 1st guar g 4a
18,000
43
—
Prior lien 4s series A
20
Mar. 29
2 107 4 May 31
S
J
...1948
x7 106
2
Sale
Mtn A South—
River A Gulf Dlv lat g 4a
91,000 StLPeoAN Wist 5a
11 107 4 Apr.
Jan.
94
1
60
J
A
25 102 4 May 29
22 1024 May 22
20
70
-----
2
24
714
424
Sale
974
1024
1
J
12,000 Rutland-Canadian lat guar g 4a.1949
1941
12,000 Rutland lat cons g 4 4s..
4,000 St Jos A Grand Island lat g 4a..1947
5,000 St Lawr A Adirondack 1st g 5a.. 1996
2d gold 6s
1996
1,000
Jan.
Jan.
98
1074 May 31
1074 May 29
102
May 29
1054 May
1054 May
100
May
Feb.
99
5
1024 May 29
1024 May 22
1024 May
1014 May
105
May
5 zl00
May
100
*
{Rock Isl'd Ark A Louis 1st 44a.1934
May 18
2 107
May 21
2 107
28 1044 Mar. 17
Jan. 25
994 Mar. 23 101
May 18
May 21
904
38.
1
J
1939
A coll trust 4s series A. 1949
814
Sale
74
J
1940
Rio Grande Western 1st g 4s
106""
50
20
J
80
100
984
99
D
5a..1939
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(Jan
M N
M N
2 2
4a... 1940
106
1054 May
Jan.
794
74
77
Sale
79
102
873
863
J
1941
614
56
J
5s..1952
May
Jan.
994
994
95 4 1024
.1957
1997|2
26
Jan.
Jan.
814 Apr. 18
194 Feb. 16
8 1014 May 31
89
May 21
8
9
784 Apr. 28
8
794 May 23
5 105 4 May 23
May 26
6 110
15 1034 May 24
2
314 Mar. 21
6
8
100
79
1997 '
72
Jan.
Jan.
1024
100
Sale
.
Jersey Cen coll
con
Sale
56
A ref 44s series A
Gen A ref 4 4s series B
lat
1074
1074
102
81
Gen
Guar
Sale
Sale
79
Richmond A Mecklenburg lat 4a. 1948
179,000
99,000
Sale
J
O
7
134 May
3
9 1014 May 31
May 21
14 89
May
1
14 78
14 794 May 23
14 1054 May 23
May 26
1 110
8 1034 May 24
2
8 284 May
109
1054
1004
Sale
1st gen 4s ser
.
I 27
Sale
56
Rensselaer A Saratoga 1st gu 6a.
2,000
20,000
96
Sale
1105
1959 A O
Providence Terminal 1st
Read Co
Sale
1004 May
824 May
Sale Prices.
Prices.
78 4 May
May 31
May
8
10
Prices.
Sale
Price*
Sale
74
May
75 4 May
I 764 Sale
104 4 1054 1024 May
1064 May
|1084 110
102
May
!l034
105
106
D
A
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89", 000
410,000
236,000
93
86
..
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.
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2
,
1054 1054 1064
1064 Sale
103 4
1IO6
1054
100
.....100
934
964
11024
1004
1014 Sale 11024
11004 1024
1004
106
1084 1054 1084
92
lat mtge 44" series C
A Ash
94
O
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lat guar 4s.
lat gen 5s series B.
D
1940 A
1943-1
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..1958 J
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Pitts Y
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J
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F
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;
984
A
J
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78
Sale
1024
284
954
Sale
234
F
Sale
74
106 4
90
2
A...1946
1942
Con 4 4§ series C guar g
1942
Con 4s series D guar g
..1945
Con 3^1 series E guar g
1949
Con 4s series F guar g
1953
Con 43 series G guar g...
1957
Con 4s series H guar g
—,.1960
Con 4hs series I guar g.
—.1963
Con 4 4« series .1 guar
1964
Gen guar 5s series A...
! 1970
General g 5a ser B_
1975
General 4 4s series C
....1977
88
Sale
100
J
.....
Sale
Sale
794 Sale
1044 105
J
C C A St L guar g 4H« ser
Con 4 4*s series B guar g;
"~7~ 666
1977
1937
.
.
2
63
13
544
534 Sale
1014 102
194.4 M.N
1974 F A
g 4s
99,000 Philippine R> lat 30-yr
22,000
23,000
J
J
104
84
144
1004 1024 101
88
94
854
J
.1956
Series \
A
.1956
Un lat
Peoria A Pekln
Ask.
Sale
74
78
77
60
.....
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Highest.
Loir est.
Highest
Lowest
May 31.
1.
May
1934.
EXCHANGE.
STOCK
Y.
N.
Value.
JAN. 1.
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
May.
1980 J
D
65
1064
854
894
Sale
84
86 4
Sale
84
854
108
89
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
804 Sale
80
80
794 May
794 May
76 4
Sale
80
4 May
Feb.
46
Jan.
1004 Jan.
1014 Jan.
82
Jan.
75 4 Jan.
64
Jan.
914 Jan.
64
Jan.
65
Jan.
65
Jan.
28 100
Feb. 28
694 May
107
May
110
May
98
May
97
Apr.
90
Apr.
1084 May
Apr.
87
864 Apr.
864 Apr.
12
31
31
11
11
26
14
24
12
12
Sales in
n. y.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
May.
Value.
Tex
May
1934.
5m A..1964 M S
5a....1935 J
Western Dlv Iat g 5a..
1935 A O
General gold 5a
1935 J D
Pac—Mo Pac Term
Toledo 5c Ohio Cent iat g
...
O
1950 A
Tol St L & Weat 5f-yr ft 4a
Tol W Va & Ohio 1st guar 4a C..1942 MS
34", 000
Tor Ham 8c Huff lat 4a
717,000
634,000
247,000
Flrat 5c refunding 4a
D
J
100
M 8
..June 2008
.....1968 J
gold 4i
Vandalta conaol
8
1955 F
4a A.......
«
D
M
UNJ RR 5c Canal Co gen 4a. ...1944
2,000
J
1967 J
lat lien 8c r*2 5a
Cousol 4a Series B
A
_
M N
Southwest lat guar 5a....2003 J
First cons 5s
....1958 A
J
Va A
O
M N
423,000 Virginian Rj lat 5a aer A.......1962
lat mtge 4%ii series B
106,000
1962
150,000 | Wabash RR 1st gold 5s
1939
Second gold 5s...
90,000
1939
M N
........
90
M N
F
A
15",066/
Det 5c Ch Ex lat g 5a
Dea Molnea Dlv
.
Omaha Dh 1st g 314a
I
Tol 5rChlc Dlv lat
1941
g 4s
Sale
59,000|
34,000
127,000
4Ha
C
none*
59%
556,000
245,000
87,000
145,000
790,000
233,000
60,000
30,000
17,000
Wash Term iat guar
First 8c ref
...
Western Pacific 1st 5a
Weat Shore lat 4a guar.....
8
2361.J
23611J
Registered
55
May
102% May
May
May
May
May
May
25 85
May
15 108% May 28
2 102% May 24
15 93% May
21 79
May
96
96%
50
15% Jan.
14% Jan.
12
Jan.
5
Jan.
16
15% Jan.
29
26
23
~2"l"
24
Sale
19
20
20
Sale
20
May 14
May 28
May 14
May 11
79
P
Sale
Sale
80
102%
82%
35% Sale
71% Sale
W
75
65
93
86% Sale
39
41
86
86
14
90
15%
12
8%
88%
92
84%
95%
105%
99%
37%
85%
80%
Sale
Sale
101%
85%
94%
Sale
106
Sale
Sale
Feb.
16
96
May 25
9
55% Apr.
55
Apr.
2
6
16
Jan.
16
26
3
2
15
Jan.
5
14
Jan.
3
77
May 15
76
May 11
May 18 79
May 18
99% May 29 100% May 28
79
Apr.
93
Jan.
79
81
85% May
96
May
May
101
May
38
May
85% May
May
97% May
101% May
98% May
57% May
101
May
101
May
17% May
13% May
66
May
May
May
May
Sale
101
Sale
May
Sale
36% Sale
May
Sale
85% Sale
May
82
79% 81
May
97
94
98
96
May
100
100% Sale
101% Sale
May
98
99%
97
97% Sale
May
Sale
57
54
Sale
53
May
100
104% 100% 101% 100
May
99% Sale
98% 100
98% May
18
17%
14
13%
16%
May
10
13%
14%
13%
10% May
51%
66
51%
May
Sale
6
May
May
May
20
97
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
15
Sale
79
1
Apr.
60
Jan.
45
23
Mar. 16
25
108% May 28
102% May 24
95
Apr. 20
83% Apr. 24
Jan.
45
Apr. 17
Apr. 24
87
56% Jan.
70
29
5
29
29
3
12
Feb.
90
1
24
100
90
74
Mar. 23
102% May
5
25% May
25
93
101
May 12
21%
25%
21%
79
102
20
76
86
Feb.
97% Jan.
2% Jan.
98% Jan.
75% Jan.
67
Jan.
99% Jan.
1
Sale
"20%
95
5 107% May
9 100% Apr.
2 101 % May
2 114
May
3 95% Apr.
2 105
May
May
"20%
Sale
99
22
26
Sale
17%
Jan.
96
May 25
55% May
53
May
Sale
26
82
27
9
16
18
20
90
Sale
25
Jan.
90% Apr.
5 103% May
20 102% May
26 101% May
3 86% Apr.
May 25
53% May 14
53
May
1
21%
25%
21%
21
90
Sale Prices.
2
20% May 12
53 V
73%
Jan.
67% Jan.
60
Sale'
Wheel ALE Ref 4 m aer A
1966 M S
Refunding 5s aer B
1976 M S
73,000 Wheel A L Erie RR 1st con g 4a.. 1949,M 8
33,000 Wllkeo-B 5c East lat gu g 5a
1942.J
9,000 Wtlmar 8c Slouz Falls lat 5a.....1938, J
.—I960 J
9,000 Winston-Salem S B lat 4a
49,000 tWisconsin Cent lat gen g 4a
1949
10,000
Sup 8c Dul DIt Ac Ter lat 4a...1936
10,000 Worcester 8c Conn East Ry im.1943
106%
100%
88%
73%
Sale
A
1946 M
A
aer
4
Sale"
17%
1977 J
1937 Ji J
1943 A O
5m series A
"96"
Sale
O
A
F A
A O
9 101% May 29
26
18
9
May
60
53
15%
1945 F
West N Y 8c Pa lat g 5s..
General gold 4s
80
73%
1948IQ M
lat 40-year guar 4s...........1945
Weat Maryland 1st g 4a...
1952
80
102%
90% Sale
76% Sale
Sale
46%
A
..—2000 F
3m
Sale
Sale
95
67
94% Jan.
97% Jan.
107% May 29
99% Jan.
89
Jan.
100% May 31
89% Jan.
101% May 29
114
May 29 102% Jan.
82% Jan.
95% May 31
105
May 12 100% Jan.
97
83
81%
108% Sale
98
Certificates of deposit..
1,000 Wash Cent Ry lat g 4a
107
101%
93%
75%
Sale
93
Sale
Sale
...1980 AO
Ret 8c gen 5s series (>
Sale
55%
17%
A
7
101% 101% 101
May
101%
4
3%
May
103% 104% 102% May
102
"88""
98%
Certificates of deposit..
2,000 Warren 1st ref gu g 3%s
20,000
1.
Highest.
Sale Prices
May
101
3%
102%
Prices
94
103% May
98% May
100
May
110% May
93% May
104
May
94% Sale
86%
58
1978
94%
104
84%
94
Sale
82
101
84
114
97
Certificates of deposit
Hen
Sale
91
Sale
"40""
Ref 5c gen 5a (Feb'32coup) B..1976 F
Ref A
Sale
Prices
May 12 90% May
2 103% May
May
1 102% May 16
May 11 101% May 18
May 29 86
May
102
106% Sale
100% Sale
101% Sale
76
Certificates of deposit
229,000
Sale
55
gen 5%« A... 1975
Sale
88
Lowest.
Highest
100% May
102%
100% 101% 101%
86
Sale
80%
100
99%
93%
95
94%
101
Sale
"65""
1939
1941
142,000 tWabash Ry ref 5c
Sale
102
70
1941
.
1st g 4a...
1 sk
•
89
Sale I
Sale
101% 102% 102% 103
68
65
100
83
76
54
Lowest.
110% 113
94% Sale
104%
;
92
May 31.
Ask. Bid
Bid.
100
89% Sale
89% Sale
102% Sale
84% Sale
100% Sale
92$
?!*
1.
104%
99%
Sale
1st lien 50-year gold term 4a..1954
14,000
3,000
67%
MN
1957
2,000 Vera Cru* 5c P Asstg lat 414a. 1934
3,000 Virginia Midland general 5a
..1936
"56,666
82%
66%
1946 1
Gold 4Ha
40 year
Sale
97%
97%
92
85
60
June 2008 M 8
[
4 s*.
68
94
92
1947 J
...
Union Pac RR 1st 8c land gr g 4a.
61,000
327,000
4,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
stock exchange.
Bid
51,000
27,000
10,000
19,000
33,000
37
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
JUNE, 1934.]
92%
105%
99%
34%
83%
79%
96%
106
70 %
31
80
22
11 102%
85
19
30
1
68%
2
65%
7
85
12
93%
26
2
86%
2
39%
10 100
90
23
14
2
10
2
66
9
J an.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
26
25
4
79
Apr.
4
15 100% May 28
8
2
86% Apr.
96% Apr.
May
101
May
46% Feb.
86
Apr.
82% May
97% May
101% May
100
Apr.
59% Apr.
101 % Apr.
101
May
22% Feb.
17% Feb.
66
May
16 106
Jan.
4
J an.
18
Jan.
6
Jan.
3
Jan.
25
Jan.
22
Jan.
2
Jan.
12
Mar. 29
Jan.
29
25
28% Apr. 26
24% Apr. 20
28% Apr. 26
25% Apr. 21
28
Apr. 20
23% Apr.
7
77
May 15
18
May 12
Jan.
9
May
9
19
19
11
19
6
24
7
12
26
12
13
11
23
16
19
9
industrials—
iVbltibl Pow 5c Paper lat 5a.....1953 J
5%»
1943
D
Abraham Ac Straus deb
164,000
25,000
63,000
23,000
473,000
362,000
1,100,000
27,000
220,000
1,000
133,000
3,000
106,000
71,000
1,036,000
32,000
286,000
91,000
9,000
1,156,000
252,000
58,000
10,000
440,000
499,000
505,000
179,000
830.000
With
warrants
.........
Adams Express coll tr g
92
...
1948
95
57
Albany Perforated Wrap Paper 6a 1948
Allegheny Corp coll tr
conv
fa.. 1944
Sale
99%
Sale
53% Sale
46%
44%
Collateral and convertible 5s.. 1949
Collateral Ac convertible 5a
93%
62
1952
4a
Adriatic Rlec Co external 7a
1950
R9
Alplne-Montan Steel 7a...
Amer Beet
1935
Sugar
deb 6a
cone
6s extended to Feb 1
N
8
American
Amer 8c
ForelgnPower 5s__
American Ice
a
f deb 5a
Amer Internet
1953
Corp conv 5 m_-1949 J
Amer Macn Ac
American
35
98
Fdy a t gold 6a....1939 A
Rolling Mill cony 5a ..1938
Sale
Sale
55
Sale
i
I
76%
Sale
98
85
Sale
O
103
96
100
105
S
D
J
20-year sinking fund 5 Ha
1943 MN
Convertible debentures 4Ha.. 1939 J
......1965 F
J
A
Sale
106%
105% Sale
103% Sale
105% 106%
102
102%
102
Sale
Sale
105% Sale
103% Sale
Sale
1940
1944 M
8
M N
6s oerlea A...1975
Amer Writ Paper 1st g 6a..... ..1947 J
J
131,000, AngloChilean Nitrate 7a........1945 MN
1,000 Ark 3t Memp Bdge Ac Term lat 5a. 1964 M 8
Ac Co. lat real estate 4Ha 1939 J
lat #%•
1943 J
64% Sale
40
43
4
6
D
'88% Sale"
J
699,000
328,000 Armstrong Cork conv deb 5s.....1940 J D
22,000 Associated OH 6% gold notes... 1935 M S
5,000! Atlanta Gas Light lat 5a....
1947 J D
J
86,000 Atl Gulf 5t W i SS Line coll tr 5a.l959 J
J
136,000 Atlantic Refining deb 5a.......1987 J
102% 104%
Armour 5c Co of Del
13,000 Baldwin Locom Works 1st a f 5a..1940 M
1942 J
99,000 Batavlan Pete gtd deb 4%e
1948 J
121,000 Bell Telephone of Pa lat 5s B
Flrat 5c ref 5s series C
....I960 A
139,000
97,000 Beneficial Indus Loan deb 6a....1946 M
191,000 Berlin City Electric deb 6 Ha....1951 J
Deb sinking fund 6HS........1959 F
123,000
Debenture 6a
1955 A
149,000
N
J
J
O
8
D
A
O
84
Sale
86
88
20-year pur Ac Imp a f 5a......1936 J
Bing 5k Blng a f deb 6 m
I960 m
IBotany Cons Mills
15,000
*
*
J
8
f 6Ha..1934 A
Sale
Sale
O
sec a
Stpd as to payment of 3435 part red M
^Broadway Ac 7th Ave lat con 5s.1943 J
20,000 Brooklyn City RR lat 5s
85,000 Brooklyn Edison Inc gen 5a A..
Gen mtge 5a aeries E
119,000
1,485,000 Bklyn-M Tr R T Sec 6a....
106
84
5s stamped
...
Conv deb 5 H>
64,000
50,000
-
J
1952 J
J
1968
J
Debentures gold 5a
lat lien 5k ref 5s serlea B
For footnotes, see page 19.
96
83
84
106%
106%
Sale
101
Sale
103
1103%
Sale
107%
110%
.108%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
44
84%
87%
50% Sale
13% Sale
83%
89%
98
Sale
95
Sale
98
Sale
103% Sale
59% Sale
106% Sale
113
99
102% Sale
30%
30
34
*
32
11%
31
14
14
24
22
Sale
64%
43%
40%
99%
81%
4
99
1
*86%
29
87
28 103
12
55
9
76%
28
99
12
87
2 107
14
107%
102%
107%
107%
109%
Sale
100% May
May
May
10% May
12%
85
Sale
30
Sale
11
86
ISS
90
87%
97%
Sale
94
92%
97% Sale
97%
103% 104% 103%
100%
100%
57
~59" 57%
98%
Sale
106% 107
106
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
14
14
31
14
8
8
15
14
1
21
24
3
52%
110
Sale
102%
36%
Sale
53
48
48
Jan.
83
110
56
25
22
4
22
18
12
Jan.
Mar.
36% May
90% Jan.
56* Jan.
Jan.
80
64
12
Apr
Jan.
93% Jan.
35
Jan.
62
Jan.
83% Jan.
67% Jan.
26
4
22
31
19
5
23
4
21
23
May
3
May
9
May 29
May 24
May 4
May
8
May
8
May 10
45% May
2 54% May 26
108
May 16 113% May
1
102% May
2 103
May 11
105
Jan.
95% Jan.
99% Jan.
104% Jan.
101%
105%
103%
5%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
107
Jan.
103% Jan.
35
Apr.
100% May
64% Jan.
29% May
5
Jan.
83% Mar.
87% Jan.
82
86
Jan.
Jan.
104
68% Apr.
Apr.
69% Apr.
46
Apr.
40% May
99% May
81% May
99
12% May 26
17% May
1
4
7
Mar. 22
74
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
86%
90%
103%
59%
79% Feb.
99
May
87
Apr.
107% Mar.
116% Feb.
105
May
107% May
28
13
19»
20
22
4
22
18
12
24
18
18
21
9
28
17
19
22
31
11 104% Apr. 10
6 109
Mar.
8
8 108% Mar. 12
Ill
113
May
Feb.
4
8
108% May 23
40
Apr 20
111
90
62
17%
90
99%
96
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
21
19
23
9
23
12
10
23
2
21
24
19
103% Jan.
102
107% Apr. 24
95
50
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
102% Jan.
106
106
84
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
116
Jan.
25
112% May 29
114% May 24
108
Apr. 24
44% Apr.
65% Jan.
20
43% Mar,
67
Jan.
20
42% Mar.
65% Jan.
19
40% Apr.
99% Jan.
74
Feb.
14
99
30
Jan.
Jan.
8
Jan.
115% Mar. 13
103
30
May 11
Jan. 19
20
Apr. 28
*
15
Apr.
May
98%
104%
100%
61%
107
102% Jan.
*
17% Sale
Jan.
51% Jan.
44
§88
105
Jan.
94% Jan.
107% May
87
May
52% May
14% May
87% May
May 22
May
3
7
98% May
104% May
2
100% May 21
60
May
1
107
May 29
107%
108%
112%
114%
93
62
23
37
104%
*
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
46% Sale
99% Sale
Sale
108
11
83
29 108%
14
68
12
70%
107% Sale
107% May
103
103% 105% 107
May
Sale
111% 112% 109% May
Sale
Sale
114
112
May
105% 103% 104
103% May
Sale
49% Sale
z46% May 24
48
44
45
44% May 25
Sale
44% Sale
3
43% May
Sale
Sale
84%
103 %
1109
Sale
*
*
76
105% 107%
107% Sale
93% Sale
58
M N
♦
85% Sale
107% 109
*
75% "76"
107% Sale
110% Sale
160
98
Sale
104% 104%
*
82% 85%
107
108% Sale
108% 108% 107%
99
100% Sale
86
May
1
May
May
8 109% May
May
3 109
May
May 17 102
May
72
Jan.
95% Sale
93% Sale
110% 111% 112% Sale
117%
117%
91% May 10 96
May
2
110
May 14 112% May 31
117
May 10 117
May 10
102% 103
107% Sale
102% May 25 104
May
4
107% May
1 108% May 14
104% Jan.
108
Sale
101%
Sale
65
70
65
70
60
.....
158
103%
108%
*
*
77
105% Jan.
105% Jan.
93% Jan.
57
Mar.
57% Feb.
75% Jan.
106% Jan.
110% Jan.
65
J
1950 J D
1957 MN
*
*
*
70
JA
M N
-.1936 J
74
Sale
Sale
50
8
1949 J
152,000 Brooklyn Union El 1st 5a
1950
31,000, Brooklyn Union Gaa Co lat f 5a.1945
3,000
1st Hon 8c ref 6a ser A
1947
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
D
J
F
'
74
96
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
♦
1941 J
1941 J
50
108
Sale
59
58
59
Bklyn Queens Co Ac Sub gtd 5s.. 1941 M N
1st
52%
Sale
107%
110%
109%
107%
33%
99% 102
102% Sale
106% 108
O
Certificates of deposit—....
A
Bowman-Bilt Hotels 1st 7s......1934
80
86%
Sale
82%
102% 102
82%
103
Berlin Else Kiev Ac Undgrd Rya—
1st 6H«
1956 A O
Bethlehem Steel lat At ref 5a g A.1942 M N
82
98
1043^8
107%
95
51
104
36%
95%
81%
Sale
106
Sale
106
108
103% Sale
65
98%
102
Sale
73
1960 J
845,000, Armour
!
Sale
87
103
Sale
35-year aink fund deb fs_.
10 yr conv coll tr 5s
|
94%
67
30-year coll trust 5a...........1946 J
Debenture gold
99
105%
Amer Tel Ac Tel Conv 4a ....—.1936 M
Debenture 5s
80
84
Smelting 8c Ref 5a set A... 1047
Amer Sugar Refg 15-year 6a
1037
May
May
May
May
May
May
37% Sale
37%
95% Sale
93
81%
J
Amer
7 103%
May
May
2 109
May
3 108%
May 16 111
108
May
8 110
107% May
3 108%
Sale
37% Sale
63
67%
1949 M N
American I G Chemical 5 m
105%
67
61
80
..2030
Sale
Sale
Sale
"73%
93
Sale
68
61
Sale
2 104
8 105
3 107%
Sale
97%
77%
"60% "70"
5-year 6s
.........1938
Cyanwmld deb 5a...
1942
99
Sale
Sale
1940
Amer Chain
80
Sale
Sale
53
103
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
82%
100%
65%
68%
68
90%
70%
Sale
80%
70%
63%
43%
27
1937 M
1955 M
Amer Water Works 8c Klec
81,000
481,000
276,000
104
Sale
106% 109
Certificates of deposit
Allia-Chalmera Mfg deb g 5a.
JAm Type Founders 6s ctfs
2,136.000
92,000
591,000
103% Sale
Sale
Sale
98
Feb.
Jan.
*
86
Apr. 23
109% Apr. 14
110
Apr. 14
102
Apr. 23
60
Feb.
9
8
57% Feb.
May
2
112% May 31
117% Apr. 13
96
158
Feb.
6
104% Mar. 14
108% Apr. 16
EXCHANGE—BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
38
Sales in
Price
N.
Value.
Y.
1
Bid.
Ask
Sale
101
1981
76,000 Buffalo Gen Elec4%i see B
1952
30,000 tBush Terminal Co tat 4a
Conaol 5a
1955
107,000
44,000 Bush Term Bldgs 5a gu tax ax...I960
33,000 By .Product Coke lat 5%s •«* A-.1945
43%
12 %
46%
60%
00x8
96 %
2%
_
Chill
Clearfield Bit Goal lat 4a
19,666
Colon Oil conv deb 6s_.
92
Sale
Deb gold 4%s
Debenture gold 5a
Sale
80
Sale
101
97
100
1956
Crown Willamette Pap lat a f g 6a
Crown Zellerbacb deb 6a w w
43%
Sale
103%
91%
97%
100%
100%
Sale
52%
73%
97%
79%
1951
1940 M
Sale
77
Sale
Sale
Sale
70
J
gold 4%s
51",666
61,000
212,000
aer
84
77
18
187.000 Goodrich ( B F) Co lit 6 %a
1947
87%
Sale
104
100
May
104
101 % May
107% May
Sale
104%
88%
75%
72
68
4
34
May
May
May
May
14
May
14 86
May
18 95% May
1 106
May
25 102
May
3il09% May
56%
29%
87%
87%
Sale
Sale
^Sale
9% Sale
Sale
58
Sale
95
Sale
104
Feb.
2
Jan.
69
70
Jan.
66%
Jan.
73
Jan.
90% Jan.
101% May
103
109% May 31
16 104% May 15
97
Jan.
39
Apr.
60
May
8
May
8
16
May 25 21
1 107
May 15
106
May
3
101% May
99% May
2
104% May
103% May
3
106% May
104% May
107% May 22
106% May
12
Jan.
25% Mar.
11%
101%
90%
97%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
24
100
Jan.
88
22
2
72% May
z91% May
103% May
92
100% Jan.
70
May
Jan.
52
May
1
2
75% May
95
May 15
106
May 25
5
95% May
95
May
1
94
May
Jan.
75% Jan.
97% Jan.
79% Jan.
70
May
104% May 31
102
May 15
103% May 29
4
102% May
102% May 11
8
107% May
8
107% May
108
May 31
103% May 18
107% May 22
105% May 10
93
May
2
5
107% Feb.
May
5101:
2 104% May
26 106% May
2 108
Apr.
2
96% Apr.
2
81% Apr.
9
95
May
2 106
May
2
95% Apr.
23
2
94% Jan.
89% Jan.
101% May
101% May
Sale
100
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
102
85%
80%
3
98% May 22
107% May 31
108% May 12
105% May 29
121
May
7
54
May 31
53% May 29
May
51% May
51% May
96
*
Jan.
8 102% Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
12 102 % Apr. 16
2 107% May
8
89
97
Jan.
10 103% May 18
2 107% May 22
2 105% Apr. 20
Jan.
98% Jan.
79% Jan.
94
Feb.
74% Jan.
101% Jan.
102% Jan.
2 107% May
8
4 108
May 31
3
100% Jan.
110
Jan.
45% Apr.
47
Apr.
*
105% May 29
May
7
3
69% Jan. 23
4
69% Jan. 23
9 121
83% Feb. 23
May
64
May
75
Sale
104
May
12
Mar. 16
3
60% Jan.
6
64
Jan.
51% Jan.
67% May
65% May
15
May
106
101
Jan.
5
100% 100% May
107% 107% 106% May
101
100% Jan.
102% Jan.
10
May
May
110
May
34% May
27
30
29
May
93
Sale
90
May 15
93% May
3
52
5
79% Jan.
104
Feb.
16
89
81
Sale
Sale
75
96
May
3
94% May 31
May 10 105% May 31
1
71% May 12 75% May
104
79% Jan.
102
59
100
Sale
50% May
54% May 28
Sale
49
55
Sale
May
1 May
105% May
94% May
87% May
May
52
46% May
104% May
93% May
85
May
28
81% May 10
84
May 29
67% May
3
106
May 25
102
Mar. 24
110
May 19
Feb.
9
93% May
3
41
9 104
8% Sale
60%. Sale
104
84
Sale
99
Sale
Sale
91
95
Sale
8
2
9% May
60% May 25
May
58
May
103% May
83% May
98% May
91
May
*
105
May 18
May
4
3
5
2
95
Jan,
2
72
Jan.
9
89% Jan.
89
Jan.
17
81% May 11
78% May 7
89
May 17
102% May 23
57% May 31
70% May 29
36% May 23
8
May
7
68% Jan.
31
65% Jan.
26
Jan.
Jan.
3
39% Jan.
15
99% May
91
May
9
8
Feb.
21
May 22
Feb. 21
2
11% Feb. 19
7
63% Mar.
105
May 18
90
Apr. 20
100% Apr. 20
95
Apr.
6
*
*
*
Mar. 15
Jan.
Jan.
*
Jan.
55% Apr.
5
1
89
9
Apr. 26
5 105% Apr. 16
2
77% Apr. 12
6 102% Apr. 24
97
*
3
Feb.
*
48% Apr. 23 65
48
Apr. 21
63%
45% Apr. 23 63%
8 106
103% Jan.
8
76
Jan.
94%
4
68% Jan.
89%
*
*
$
26
29
28
22
18
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr. 11
May 11
80 % May
*
105% Sale
94% Sale
85% Sale
jfc
4
Jan.
19
18
3
22
2
80% May
81% May
84
May
Jan.
Apr.
2 107% Mar. 15
2 109
Apr. 13
*
81
80
93
10 102
May
2
98% May
87% May
76% May
16
86
May
Sale
7
2 104% May 31
15 102
Apr. 24
10 104
Apr. 27
77
Sale
26
21
24
15
25
28
Apr. 28
22 107% May
84% May
84
3
2
3
87%
96%
96%
96%
*
103% May
120
May
94
14
5
Mar.
Jan.
103
Feb.
*
*
103
7
Jan.
103% Jan.
— .
Mar.
101
7
Sale
*
82
59
Apr. 24
33% Feb. 23
88
Apr. 20
88
Apr. 21
88
Apr. 21
95% Apr. 27
106
May 19
17% Jan.
107% May
87% Sale
99% Sale
91
17
12
17
2' 44% May 29
80%
78%
95%
96% 94%
104% 106% 105
74
75% Sale
102%
103%
r53
Sale
54%
55
47%
53
104%
93%
86 %
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
30
109%
Sale
65
2
83
2
2 101
58% May
28
21
24
1
5
1
1
19
9
31
*
47
26
17
14
20
25
5 112
2
Jan.
May
66
55%
74% Sale
89% Sale
89% Sale
67
19
69% Apr.
May
71% Apr.
5 110
Apr.
2 105% May
10
Jan.
92
Feb.
33% Apr. 24
5 107% Feb. 25
2 108
May 26
Jan.
56
Apr. 17
12
5
98% Jan.
43
12
4
9
2
3 104% May 15
76
106
100% 102
106% 107
2 103%
Jan.
96
Apr.
3 101% May
2 103
May
42% May
16% May
Sale
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May
75
Sale
*
3
3 105%
2%
18%
104%
104%
45%
101%
52%
1
7
8
26
19
17
3
1
25
90
78
67
12 107
103% May
100
99% 102
107
107% 106%
106
106% Sale
108
Sale
106%
101%
103% Sale
106%
106% Sale
104% Sale- 104%
92
92% Sale
96
99% Sale
93%
97% Sale
106
107% Sale
108
108%
105
83
108
62%
68
77%
78
102% Sale
59% Sale
99% 100
52%
50% Sale
66%
14 107
93% May
103%
Sale
91% Sale
101
51
80
104% Sale
Vky*
79
22
78
14
*
85%
64
2 112
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
107% 106
105%*.
Sale
66%
10
May
May
84
103% 104%
120
124
118%
54
Sale
51% Sale
51% Sale
51% Sale
Sale
.....
Convertible deb 6s
1945
357,000
819,000 Goodyear Tire 5c Rubber lat 5a .1957
3,000 Gotham Silk Hosiery deb 6s....1936
*
{Gould Coupler lat 15-yr a f 6a. ..1940
Sale
108
76%
1948
Certificates of deposit.
219,000
41,000 Good Hope Iron 5c Steel aac 7a..1945
120
74
40
51%
100
101%
100% 100%
100% 108
J
J
{Gen Theatre* Equip deb 6a... ..1940
Sale
63%
*
Sale
Sale
*
"59%:::::
94,000 Gen Petroleum 1st a f 5s..Aug 15 1940 *
70,000 General Public Service deb 5V$a 1939 J
1949 "
209,000 Genl Steel Castings lat 5)4 a
*
Sale
106% Sale
59%
1945
.
Sale
Sale
92% Sale
96% 101
80
A.1952
1940
105
80
100
55
1942
7j
Sale
55%
1947
Debenture 6%s
S t deb g 6s.
Sale
110
1940
General Elec deb g 3%s
General Elec (Germany)
Sale
Sale
100%
1943
f g 5 %s A
106
107%
102%
106%
106% 107
*
Gaa 5k Elec (Bergen Co> 5a......1949
Gelsenklrchen Mining 6s
1934
a
104
97%
Sale
78
_
General Cable 1st
104
Sale
102
Sale
94
107
102
101%
98%
10,000 Ernesto Breda Co lat mtge 7a....1954
1 1942
28,000 Federal Lt 5c Tr 1st a f 5s
5s International series
1942
20,000
First I a f 5a stamped
1942
67,000
lat lien a f 6a stamped....... 1942
20,000
30-year deb 6s series B
1944
18,000
32,000 Federated Metals conv 7a.......1939
.......1946
24,000 Flat deb a f 7a
31,000 Frameric Ind 5k De* 20-yr 7%s..l942
1943
7,000 {Francisco Sugar 20-year 7%a.
Genoral Baking deb s f 54s
Sale
100
74% Sale
102% Sale
101% 102%
8 107%
1 108
*
103
101
32
23
May 11
51
40% 43% Sale
17%
19
18% Sale
15
19
16%
20
106% Sale
106% Sale
100
Sale
100% Sale
103% Sale 103% Sale
104% Sale
104% 105
Sale
107
107% Sale
90 K
89
94
Sale
73
a75% Sale
93
91
91% Sale
105% Sale
103% Sale
Sale
94
95%
96
94
94
Sale
92%
106% Sale
May
101 % May
103
May
24% May 29
82% May 16
-
90
Sale
90
86
84% Sale
94% 95
95% Sale
105% Sale
104
Sale
101% 101% 101% Sale
108
Sale
109% Sale
100%
98%
103% 104% 104%
37
7 103% Jan.
86% Jan.
4
96% Jan.
9
99% Jan.
103% May 25
107
58% May 11
Sale
55% Sale
24% Sale
Sale
86
1
1
,
66
86
97
— ...
Gen Amer Investors deb 5a
Sale
89%
Gan 5c ref 5s aarles B
1955
Gen 5c ref 5a aer C
1962
44,000
Gen 5c ref 4%s aeries D—
1961
325,000
Gen 5c ref 5a aeries E
...1952
127,000
1940
617,000 Dodge Broai f deb 6s
_..19a2
28,000 Dold (Jacob) Pack lat 6a..
20,000 Donner Steel lat ref 7a aer AA-..1942
102,000 Duke-Price Pow (Ltd) lat 6a A.. 1966
179,000 Duquesne Light 1st mtge g 4 %s A1967
1st M g 4 4a aeries B._
...1957
24,000
$
Eastern Cuba Sugar a f 7%a
1937
1939
38,000 Ed El III Bkn lat con g 4a
1995
15,000 Ed El 111 N Y 1st cona g 5a
99,000 Elec Pow Corp (Germany) 6%s..l950
lat sinking fund 6%s..
1953
40,000
38-000
100,000
87,000
114,000
Sale
103
83%
96%
96%
Sale
Apr.
12% Jan.
50
5
51% May 14 58% May
79% May
1 82% May 29
May 24
100
May
1 101
*
"85" "89"
Stamped as to Pa tax
Detroit Ediaon Co 5s Series A. ..1949
Gannett Co deb is aeries A
50
54%
Sale
101
64
Sale
Sale
90
94%
89%
1951
ref 5s
82
Sale
104
32%
Sale
52%
Sale
Sale
♦
1969
.....1969
lat 5c ref 4%a
Sale
Sale
Sale
101%
Sale
70
1971
Delaware Pr 5c Lt 1st M 4%s
49%
12
{Cuban Cane Products deb 6a... 1950
1937 I
159,000 Cumb T 5k T 1st 5c gen 5s
43,000
Sale
101
1947
Denver Gaa 5c El lat 5c
Sale
96
f 6a
lat mtge
20
91%
101%
*
50,000
10,000
14,000
26,000
17,000
103,000
69%
1951
1V51
Copenhagen Telep extl a
31% May
106% May
May
108% 107
108
61
May
62% Sale
May
110% 110
110
63
58% May
62
103
May
105% Sale
104
May
105% Sale
30%
107%
48% May
83% May
May 31
5
Sale
5
87
Sale
103
Sale
87
Sale
71
f g 6s.1946
1943
f g 5a.. 1954
15-year deb gold 5a
Sale
68
Container Corp of Am lat a
Sale
58
70%
1936
Sale
79%
100%
41%
50%
55%
28%
llV*
70 /
Consumers Power 1st Hen 5s C..1952
Sale
65
68%
32%
1945
1951
..........1957
a
106%
104%
A..1968
1940
..1938
Conaol Gas (N Y) deb 5%s
Crown Cork 5k Seal
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Consum Gas Chic lat guar g 5s
110
52%
96%
98%
{Conaol Coal Md 40-yr 5a.......1950
Certificates of deposit
Sale
65%
108
Sale
lat a f g 7s
34%
107% 108
Sale
107
Sale
56
Stamped guar 4%s....
Conaol Hydro-Elec
6%
33
19
al00%
103
56 " May 31
22
May 26
43% May 14
79
May 21
Sale Prices.
5 106% May 31
Feb. 19
24 60
11 26% Feb. 21
60% Feb. 23
43% May 14
Mar. 16
;61% Jan.
8 88
Jan.
99
5106% May 31
May
May 14
50
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
Prices.
104% May
2
107% 106% May
Sale 100% May 17
102% May
3
Sale
1
103% 102% May
107
Sale
Sale
43%
Conn Ry 5t Lt lat g 4Ha
23,000
118,000
43,000
300,000
714,000
314,000
29,000
57,000
98,000
68,000
94,000
106,000
88,000
78,000
107
Sale
Sale
Sale
104
50,000 {Colo Fuel 5c Iron Co gen a f 5a.1943
172,000 Colo Indua lat coll tr 5a gu..—1934
1952
255,000 Columbia Gaa 5C Elec deb 5a
Debenture 5s
Apr 15
1952
22,000
Debenture 5 a..........Jan 15 1961
375,000
1957
149,000 Columbus Ry P 5c L lat 4%s
Secured conv g Sj^a..........1942
39,000
24,000 Commercial Credit 5%s aer A...1935
146,000 Comm'l In* Truat con* deb5%s_1949
~2, 000
106%
100%
102%
102%
Sale
15%
108%
1947
Copper deb g 5a
Cin Gas 5c Elec lat mtge g 4a
104% 104% 106% Sale
50
Sale
56
Sale
20
Sale
21% Sale
46 % Sale
48% Sale
70
80
83% Sale
104%
87
Sale
99% Sale
21,000 Cal Gaa 9c El Corp unlf & ref 5a..1937
1940
202,000 Calif Packing con? deb 5a
44,000 Calif Pet conv deb a f g 5a—....1939
Con* deb a f g 5
1938
49,000
Camaguey Sugar Co—
1st 7s ctfs of deposit..........1942
13,000
17,000 Canada Steamship Llnea lat 6a. 1941
19,000 Central Dlat Tel lat 30-year 5a...1943
...Jan 1957
23,000 Cent Hud G 8c E lat 5a
1951
153,000 Cent 111 Elec & Gaa lat 5a
5,000 Central Steel lat sink fund 8a.-.1941
1948
127,000 Certain-teed Prod a f g 5 Ha A.
1,116,000 Chea Corp conr col tr g 5a May 15 1947
Chic Gaa L 8c C lat gu g 5a
1937
120,000
{Chicago Rya lat 5a stamped
Aug 1 1932 25% part paid
1927
.....—;
1943
92,000 Chllds Co deb 5a
439,000
257,000
13%
Sale
64
Sale
Ask
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
May 31.
1.
May
1934.
8TOCK EXCHANGE.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY.
1
Jan. 2
BONDS
May.
*
,
Gt Cons El Pow (Japan) 7a.
lat 5c gen a f g 6 %s
88,000
68,000 Gulf States Steel deb S%s
1950
74,000 Hackensack Water
1952
1944
32,000
1942
1st 4a
48,000 Hansa S S Line* 6s with warr
89,000 Harpeo Mining 6a with warr
18,000 Havana Elec Ry cona g 5a
Deb 5 4a series of 1926
9,000
1939
1949
1952
1951
{Hoe (R) 5c Co lat 6%a aer A
1947
Sale
67
Sale
78
Sale
71
87
88
96%
72%
Sale
40
Sale
53
55
28%
32
6
64,000 Houston Oil aink fund 5%s
404,000 Hudson Coal lat a f 5a series
19,000 Hudson County Gaa lat 5s
308,000 Hum jle Oil 5k Refining 5a
1940
A..1962
1949
1937
122,000 Illinois Bell Telep 1st 5c ref 5a A.1956
1940
256,000 Illinois Steel deben 4%a
(laeder Steel Corp Mtge 6a
1948
80,000
(nd Nat Gaa 5k Olbref 5s
1936
13,000
Inland Steal 1st M a f g 44s A... 1978
290,000
lat m a f 4%a aer B
1981
326,000
For
footnotes,
see page
19.
12%
81% Sale
80% Sale
76
88
40
66
68
39% Sale
104% 107
103% Sale
105%
102%
53%
Sale
Sale
Sale
"85% "87""
86%
Sale
79% May
75
May
Sale
86% May
101
102
100% 101
May
51%
55
52% May
57% Sale
69
64% May
64%
66
34
49
36% "45" 34% May
8
9%
7%
8
7% May
*
1934
Holland Amer L 6s Iftat)
69
*
37%
86
Sale
96
23
5 102% May 23
Jan.
3
29% Jan.
7
Jan.
19
53
14
23
Feb.
89
5
57%
70%
36%
9%
May 29
May 23
Feb.
1
v
*
*
May 31
25
81
83% 80%
45% Sale
40%
108
109% 112
105% 105% 103% Sale
103%
.....
May
5
65
Jan.
Jan.
105% Feb.
103% Jan.
2 109% May 17
May
45% May 11 47% May 28
105% Jan.
102% Jan.
41% Apr.
Sale
108% Sale
108% Sale
106
Sale
106% 106
46% Sale
47% Sale
100
101
100%
97% Sale
97% Sale
97
Sale
96% Sale
87
May 12
May
4 45% May 31
May
8 110% May 18
May 24 105% May
7
43% Sale
110
71
87
Apr.
79% Apr.
107% May
105
May 15 106
100
May
96
% May
96% May
May
8
99% May 10
98% May
9
2 101
4
3
39
Feb.
86
Jan.
85% Jan.
94
Apr. 24
51
Feb.
5
111
Apr. 11
105% Apr. 24
88
110% Mar. 9
106% Apr. 25
59% Jan. 22
101
Apr. 30
99% May 10
98% May
9
8?
Sales in
j
.1966 j
749,000 tlnterboro r t let Ac refit.
It-year 6% notes
.1932 a o
Certificates of deposit.....
10-year 7% notes
a932 ms
Certificates of deposit.....
2,ooo
35,000
39,000 Interlake Iron 1st 5s ser
Int Agrl Corp 1st & coll tr 5s—
64,000
Stamped extended to
396,000 Int Cement cony deb 5s
644,000 Internet Hydro el deb 6s
92,000 Int Merc Marine 1st s f 6s
147,000 Intern Paper cony 5s series a..
293,000
Refunding 6s series a
457,000 Intern at tat deb a
•
Convertible debenture 4^1..
860,000
Il95i
Ask
Sale
66
344
314
59
65
.1942 m n
62
Sale
1948 m n
.1944 a o
.1947
j
.1955
8
794 Sale
404 Sale
414
48
56 4
584
384
40
.1952
j
49
o
.1941
.1939
j
58
Sale
Sale
.1955
a
52
Ask. Bid.
105,000 Investors Equity 5s a
..1947
Deb 5s ser b with warrants—.
..1948
24,000
Without warrants
..1948
6,000
d
824
324
+
32
34
764 78
904 Sale
664 Sale
594 Sale
804 Sale
664 Sale
(b pi
1st
524 Sale
Kendall Co 54« with warrants. .1948
Kings Co Elevated 1st g 4s
Kings Co Lighting 1st ref 5s
59
574 Sale
54
Sale
974
98
97
98
97
100
101
1004 101
734 Sale
8
19
Sale
o
m
s
j
50
524
504 Sale
744
744
734
104
"Sale
.1997
120
.1949
<,
75
Sale
90
.1935 j
Keystone Telephone 1st 5s
Kings Co e l a Pow gold 5s.... .1937
Purchase money 6s
Sale
62
88
j
.1942 a
Kelly-Springfield Tire 6s
504
76
81
m
.1946
g 6s.
ser
844 May 26
914 May 24
May
"
604 May
60
81
.....
Keith Corp
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
89
o
KansasCy Pw a Lt lstfiHs ser b1957 j
73
125
77
101X 103 4
1074 130
80
904
.1954
1st a ref 6^8..
.1954
Kinney (g r) Co conv 7tfs
.1936
Kresge Foundation coll tr 6s._. .1936
83
Sale
12 4
Sale
96 4
99
634 Sale
98
Sale
12
14
24
14
14
14
14
14
22
14
11
106
Sale
1064
1064
93 4
1084 Sale
964 Sale
354 Sale
294
174
704
534
93 4
784
1064
136
86
108
116
984
984
4
May
May
67
804
67 4
604
674
654
May
May
May
May
_
May 29
98
; May
97
May
974 May
106
1054 May
1064 May
94
May
31
304 May
24
30
Sale
244 May
Sale
68
Sale
67 4 May
Sale
50
Sale
484 May
94
94
Sale
92
May
79
794 764
May
107
107
1064 May
136
1364 145
May
Sale
"87"" 91
854 May
1064 1074 1064 May
1174 1144 1174 116
May
100
994
984 May
Sale
1064 107
964 May
94
384 Jan.
7
*
11
674 Jan.
78
Sale
Sale
97
8
16
21
31
31
28
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
29
19
7
23
31
19
25
9
1
194 May
2
%
354
31*
94*
814
107
1374
91
1064
1174
99
984
2
75
60
734
91
61
Sale
32
*
694
734
Sale
!
743
74j
584
574
964
964
1st m
..1961 f a
Kansas Gas a el 1st mtge 4 his. ..1980 j d
Knrstadr (r) Inc 1st Mtge 6s... ..194.1 m n
Certificates of deposit
324 May
May 14
May 16
65
594
8
Jan.
*
71
70
Sale
65
724 Feb.
$
*
73
Sale
Sale
734
734
324 May
Prices.
3
654 Jan.
704 May
*
Sale
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
654 May 14
*
o
......
20,000
129,000
298,000
62,000
232,000
105,000
95,000
66,000
23,000
14,000
56,000
191,000
4,000
11,000
16,000
160,000
Ask.
684 Sale
*
Sale
Deb gold 5s
924,000
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
May 31.
704 Sale
*
674 Sale
1.
Bid.
*
un
.
May
1934.
Bid.
s
RANOE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
S
5;
n. t. stock exchange.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
fe-S
BONDS
May.
Value.
39
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
•June, 193d.]
Jan.
8
774 Mar. 21
62
Jan.
2
794 Jan.
404 Jan.
2
844 May
91 4 May
694 Apr.
63 4 Mar.
824 Apr.
73
Apr.
65
Apr.
734 Apr.
694 Apr.
98
Apr.
98
Apr.
98
Apr.
2
44
Jan.
574
384
484
574
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
52
Jan.
2
4
4
3
4
824 Jan.
2
Jan.
22
88
874 Jan. 26
1004 Jan.
1004 Jan.
724 Jan.
19
Jan.
2
Jan.
Feb.
10
744 Jan.
734 Jan.
3
48
104
Jan.
5
26
24
21
15
20
20
9
6
20
27
26
26
3 1064 Mar. 28
4 108 4 May 21
5
964 May 31
164 Feb. 28
51
Feb.
3
8
2
122
Jan.
4
75
Jan.
11
1034 Jan. 25
354 May
May
72
Apr.
594 Feb.
954 Mar.
814 May
107
May
1374 May
91
May
108
Apr.
31
28
13
6
16
19
7
23
31
23
Jan.
4 120
Mar. 15
814 Jan.
18 100
3 100
Apr. 25
Apr. 10
108
82 4 Jan.
t Kreuger a Toll class a
198,000
62,000
Certs of dep for sec 5s
Lackaw Steel 1st
cons
...
5s
.1959
a..1950 m
ser
Laclede Gas l ref a ext 1st 5s
1934
a
66,000
*
2,000
*
88
Sale
Sale
j
o54
764
j
764
a
78
794
83 4
794
a
374
45
61
a
37
43
1974
a
584
564
1938
j
1944
o
1951
a
1941
o
1951
o
55
364
85
804
1204 Sale
1064 Sale
Sale
1951
a
1952
m n
89
914
Sale
1124
994
884
514
f
a
j
d
59
Sale
844
n
Sale
52
60
97 4
88
60
56
93 4
94 4
126
1274 125 *
1124 Sale
Sale
Sale
1114 112
Sale
994
90
97
119
1204 1204
106
1064
1024 Sale
1044
83
824
83
Sale
Sale
122
Sale
Sale
85
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
2
8
14
29
8
14
1
25
8
99
29
31
z894
120
2
1054
3
102
1
83
May
2
l¥4
934
May 14
134 May 14
97
12 4 Jan.
97
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
s* May
59
56
May
954 May
128
May
1124 May
1014 May
98
May
121
May
1064 May
1054 May
854 May
914
654
654
174
984
974
894
85
50
Apr.
50
4
Jan.
Jan.
*
864 MAy 23
May 21
564
584
56 4
53 4
61
61
101
85
91
53
93
128
o
1944
5s
214 Mar.
*
*
3
5
5
4
21
81
Jan.
21
80
Jan.
9
10
3
15
10
1
18
2
9
24
794 Jan.
28
16
7
914
694
694
194
994
994
Jan.
814 Jan.
1194 Jan.
106
Jan.
85
Jan.
854 Jan.
1124 Jan.
994 Jan.
88
Jan.
51
Jan.
50
Mar.
Jan.
Mar. 28
Mar. 27
624 Apr.
59
May
56
May
97
Apr.
1284 Apr.
1124 May
102
Apr.
98
May
121
May
1064 May
1054 May
854 May
Jan.
424 Jan.
40
May
3
Apr. 23
Apr. 23
Apr.
9
91
Jan.
54 Jan.
40
5
1064 May 31
30
28
3
15
30
30
18
14
9
24
28
16
7
1941
Proof of claim filed by owner
wesson a Bobbins deb
54s
mc
1950 vi
f 74s
...1942 a
Certificates of deposit..
Stamped Oct 1931 coupon on..1942 a
o
Certificates of deposit..
....
a
o
184
^
o
4
Certificates stamped modified
94
+
10
584 Jan.
1
184 May
1
10
Feb.
Jan.
39
Sale
39
33
Sale
33
94
82
72 4
55
71
42
Sale
354
38
82
90
844
d
60
65
72
56
75
71
Sale
90 4
78
Sale
*
5
20
Apr. 26
18
20
Feb.
*
19
*
May 29
May 31
May 12
514 May
1
42
May
1
35
May
9
82
May 12
42 4
Jan. 31
514 Apr. 21
37
71
46 4 May 28
97
864 Apr. 12
*
Sale
72
9
66
5
*
*
*
Feb.
3
*
*
*
8
d
May 22
May
2
164
50
2013 j
84
6
184 May
*
*
63
*
20
15
18
*
3
574 May 14
774 May 14
*
Sale
184
61
814 Sale
*
514 Sale
o
1953 m
59
574
594
834 Sale
444 Sale
36
394
304 35
1990 a
4s
87
4+Sale
7
....
148,000 {Manhattan Ry (n y) con g
Certificates of deposit
55,000
2d 4s
5,000
1,000 Manila el Ry a Lt 1st 5s,
88
Sale
1064 May 31
*
644 Sale
154 Sale
97 4
98 4
974
984
50
j
164 May 31
1054 May
*
86 4
924
89
614 Sale
614 Sale
13 4 Sale
984 Sale
97 4
984
1964
Lou Is v Gas a el 1st a ref 5s
s
534
164 Sale
1064 Sale
%
64
a
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec 6 4s. 1944
tManari Sugar 1st
51
1954
tMcCrory Stores deb gold 5 4s
80,000
789,000
a
1944
...
194
Sale
*
o
1954
Cons sink fund 4 4s ser c...
11,000 Lehigh Valley Coal 5s
1st a refunding 5s.
15,000
1st a refunding 5s
7,000
First a ref sinking fund 5s
50,000
Secured 6% gold notes...
24,000
121,000 Liggett a Myers Tobacco 7s
5s
119,000
202,000 Loew's Inc deb s f g 6s
134,000 Lombard Elec 7s series a
67,000 Lortiiard (p) Co deb It
191,000
23,000
194
106
894
Certificates of deposit
6,000
Coll a ref 5^s series c
284,000
1953
Col a ref g 5 his ser d
48,000
i960
832,000 Lautaro Nitrate Co Ltd 6s
1954
29,000 Lehigh Coal a Nay 4^s ser a—.1954
18,000
f
Jan,
3
46
Feb.
30
Jan.
9
40
Jan.
82
May 12
97
Mar.
17
60
774 Feb.
1
9
22
7
29
29
3
44
68
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
53
94
Jan.
Jan.
77
Jan.
Jan.
8
25
1
Mfrs Trust Co ctfs of partic In
7,000
22,000
52,000
a i Namm & Son 1st 6s
Marlon Steam Shovel
Street
Market
a
1943 j
f g 6s
1947 a
o
45
Sale
Apr 1940 q
j
70
Sale
1945 m
Ry 1st 7s
80,000 Mead Corp 6s with
n
53
91 4
Sale
warrants
37,000 Meridional Electric 1st 7s ser a—1957
53,000 Metropolitan Edison IstAref 5sc.1953
136,000
1st g 44s series d.
a
J
1068 m
o
J
93 4
774 Sale
8
71
56.000 Met Water, Sewer a Drain 54s..1950 a o
*
{Met West Side Elev (Chic) 4s... 1938 f a
10,000 Mlag Mill Mach 1st s f g 7s
n
1956
43
369,000
213,000
Mldvale St a Ord
conv
s
f 5s
1936 m
Milw el Ry a Lt 1st a ref 5s ser b 1961
1st mtge gold 5s
150,000
272,000 Montana Power 1st a ref 5s a
Deb gold 5s series a
72,000
...
j
8
d
1971 j
j
1943 j
1962 f
.
d
j
75
80
Sale
53
1074 1094
77
Sale
914 1004 1004
974 Sale
954
86
Sale
89
904
914
81
904
z86
894
Sale'
Sale
80
8
Jan.
9
914 May
Apr. 14
*
56
794 Jan.
Jan.
96
Mar.
2
1024 May
1
854 May 18
85
May 18
984 May
4
814 Apr. 26
Jan.
Jan.
53
Mar. 19
984 May 29
May 29
924 Mar. 9
89
78
974 Jan.
57
Feb.
7
6
81
4 116
10
Jan.
50
61
2
*
8
514 May
514 May
102
1
1024 May
May
84
Sale
83
854 May 18
May
85
81
May 18
824 Sale
May
944 May 15 984 May 4
974 Sale
75
754 74
May
1
May 17 79
514 Sale
1024 Sale
974 Sale
71
*
*
*
504
68
1024 Sale
834 Sale
79
Sale
.....
*
974 Sale
644 Sale
624 Sale
78
794
52 4
54 4
874
Sale
96
*
60
50
Sale
88
79
914
May
56
May
May
79
May
108
May
984 May
89
May
914 May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Feb.
Montecatlnl Min a Agr Co Inc
74,000
103,000
5,000
Deb
7s
1937
97 4
...1941
General a refunding 5a a
1955
Gen a ref 5s series b
.......1955
Gen a ref 8 f 44s ser c
1955
964
g
Mont Tram 1st a ref a 5s
Gen a ref
122",000
65", 000
s
f 5a
Morris a Co 1st
s
d
1955
f 4 4s
1939
73 4
84 4
1966
204
1934
88
ser
Mortgage-Bond Co 4s series 2.
Murray Body 1st 6 4s
4,000 Mutual Fuel Gas 1st gu 5s
10,000 Mutual
73 4
73 4
66 4
98 4
Sale
75
85
Sale
40
90
...1947 m n
80
95
,lo41 m n
85
93
53 4
54
97
974
1004 1004
84
814
75*
'
Sale
994 Sale
814
834
86
814
76
754
814 "84""
964 Sale
Si**
31
May 31 974 May
994 May 31 1004 May
91
984 Jan. 23
Apr. 21
824 Apr. 23
954 Jan.
824 Apr.
74
101
754 May 22
Jan.
74
Jan.
5
754 May
754 May 22
83
754 May 22
85
31
95
55
Union Tel 5s
86
91
1034
1024
"964
1034
97
Sale
96
Sale
94
May
2
974 May 31
May
3 97
1034
1034 May 16 104
1024 1034 1024 May 14 103
95
Feb.
974 Apr. 13
844 Jan.
May 7
May 26
May 12
88
Jan.
95
Jan.
97
Feb.
May
May
May
Mar. 13
534 Jan.
654 Jan.
784 Jan.
3 100
Feb. 21
25 1054 Apr. 28
5 1034 Mar. 14
Namm (ai)&Son—See Mfrs* Trust Co
38,000 Nxesau Elec guar gold 4a stpd
1951
1,000 National Acme 1st mtge 6s....
1942
882,000 National Dairy Prod deb 54*
1948
711,000 Nat Steel 1st coll 5s
....1956
Newark
181", 000
113,000
142,000
135,000
236,000
281,000
48,000
110,000
146,000
119,000
80,000
33,000
84,000
13,000
1,000
30,000
6,000
22,000
54,000
19,000
29,000
30,000
74,000
218,000
65,000
69,000
105,000
Consul Gas 5s
91
1948
Newberry (j j) Co 5 4s
1940
1st g 44s series b._
n j Pow a
1961
Light 1st 44s..
m
19c0 a
n
o
New Orleans V s 1st a ref 5s a...1952
1st a ref 3o b
106
101
Sale
70
Sale
Sale
414 43
424 Sale
514 Sale
1955
n y Dock 1st gold 4s
Serial 5s g notes
Sale
1034
884
New England tat 30-yr 5s a...1952
1951
.1938
38
n y Edison 1st a ref 6 4s ser a..1941
1st lien a ref 5a b
1944
39
1104
Sale
106
Sale
..1951
106
1064
.1948
1st lien a ref 5s series c__
n y Gas el Lt Ht a Pow 5s
107
Sale
Purchase money coll tr g 4a
1949
n y l e a w Coal a rr 54s....1942 m n
Dock a impt ext 5s
j
1943 j
994 Sale
n y Rys Corp inc 6s
Prior lien 6s series a
84
66
5 4
4
Jan 1965 Apr
'..1965 j
n y a Rich Gas 1st 6s a..
......1951 m n'
tn y State Rys 44s a ctfs
648 ser b ctfs
New York Steam 1st ks
ser
1962
85
87
94
68
98
3
1962
a..-.1947 m n
1st mortgage 5s
1st mtge 58
j
103*
Sale"
.1951 m n
.......1956 m
ny Tel 1st Agent f44«
1939 m
99
984
n! 974 Sale
n
1034 Sale
d
514 Sale
63
504
1134
1074
1074
1114
1044
924
994
8
65
1054
34
34
108
1054
104
Nlag Lock a Ont Pow 1st 5s a
1955 K
o
91
94
Niagara Share deb 5 4s.....
1950 m n
50
Sale
1947 m n
454 Sale
544
n y Trap Rock 1st s f g 6s..
..1946 3
20-venr
t
f 6s
Certificates of deposit
For footnotes, see page 19.
594
90
65
944 Sale
944
1024
1024 Sale
1084 1104 1084
102 4
1024 Sale
1114 Sale
1134
1094
1074 Sale
86
Sale
87 4
Sale
63
594
63
Sale
594
1064
584
1014
704
Nordeutsche Lloyd (Bremen)—
178,000
14,000
624
86
784 Sale
48
Sale
60
Sale
88
Sale
Sale
Sale
1024
Sale
1114
Sale
107 4
Sale
834
Sale
594
Sale
594
624 60 4
Sale
49
484
Sale
1144 Sale
1084 1084 109
Sale
Sale
Sale
96
594 May 10 624
May
2 86
934 May 15 954
102
May
1 103
86
444
1134
1074
Sale
109
107 4
1134 1144 1114
1054 Sale
1044
88
95
89
102
100
994 103
Sale
64
74
64
70
65
654 68
Sale
1054
1054
4
34
34
4
44
109"" 1084 1094 1074
104 4
106
1044 Sale
Sale
1034 1044 103 4
Sale
1054
1084 Sale
55
594
564 Sale
Sale
102
104
1014
Sale
66
674 Sale
Sale
51
55
474
Sale
52
533
473
May
4
2
5
91
9
1034
884
15
31 1054
31 101
694
31
414
9
404
9
50
23
37
2
9 1094
29 1054
24 1054
26 107
994
16
754
16
87
5
64
1
63
26
96
3
14
7
24
9
10 1024
984
1
974
4
29 103
51
7
90
23
50
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
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 14
May 28
May 25
May
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
624 Apr.
86
May
96
Apr.
103
May
110
Apr.
1044 Apr.
1134 May
1094 May
874 May
65
Apr.
65
Apr.
27
2
20
9
14
12
31
31
31
24
25
Jan.
67
Mar. 14
Jan.
58
Mar.
9
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
ok
Apr.
1004 Apr.
94 Jan.
9
28
11
23
16
24
21
Mar.
7
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
May
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
1144
1104
1094
1134
1054
70
18
Apr. 23
5
May
7
9
44 May
106
Jan.
110
Mar. 27
Jan.
106
Apr. 23
Jan.
105
Mar. 16
Jan.
1084 May 29
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
454 Jan.
2
474 May 28
63
Feb. 24
102 4 May 23
6
724 Feb.
Apr.
574 Mar.
73
Sales in
N.
Y.
1934.
Bid.
6Hi A
North American Co deb 5»
268,000
80,000 North Am Edison deb 5a
Deb 5%s ser B
206,000
Deb 5a series C
109,000
78,000
170,000
42,000
96,000
52,000
49,000
23,000
28,000
4,000
37,000
Nor Ohio Trac Be Lt gen
—
1940 M S
1961 F A
A... 1957 M
aer
63
O
1941 A
O
Norwegian Hydro-El Nit 5H«
Sale
91% Sale
95 %
96
80
78 %
1957 MN
Ohio Pub Service 1st 8c rsf 7Hs.. 1946 A
1947 F
1st 8c ref 7s series B
Sale
75
1941 A
let A ref 6s series B
64
Sale
57%
M
O
90
"78%
A
1944 F
A
.1943 F
A
101
Ontario Transmission 1st 5a
.1945 H N
81
15
Ontario Power N F 1st 5a
Old Ben Coal lat g 6a
.1941 M
66 y8
1946 J
12,000 Pacific Coast Co lat g 5a..
180,000 Pacific G 8c E gen 8c ret 5s ser A...1942 J
1936 M
30,000 Pacific Pub Serv 5% g notes
.1937 J
155,000 PacMcTel A Tel lat 5s
.1952 M
109,000
30-year 5a series A
*
.1940 J
{Pan-Am Petr (Cat) lat g 6a.
Certificates of deposit
45,000
1951
241,000 Paramount B'way 1st 5
Certificates of deposit
106,000
D
30
100% 101%
66 %
70
104% 105%
J
8
J
N
Sale
106
27%
Sale
Sale
30
30
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
w*
87
92
83%
100
101%
105
81%
105%
102%
19%
107
104
84
52%
40
Sale
36%
105%
May
38% May
105
106% May
May
83% May 15 90% May
1 107% May
106% May
1 110% May
107% May
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
106%
107%
Sale
Sale
Sale
106%
89%
107%
110%
43%
45%
45%
86
85
-----
45% May
May 22
1
38% May
1
38% May
42
44%
Sale
47
40
Feb.
16
8
91
Apr.
61
62
J an.
3
88
56%
74%
89%
94%
Jan.
20
31
23
6
23
28
9
47
47
May
May
*
30
Sale
49
Sale
49
29%
leasehold 6Ht.. 1953
Park-Lexington
Sale
48%
Sale
50
Sale
15
20
j""j
.1949 M 8
.1937 M N
102
9%
26%
103%
86% Sale
Guar 3%s coll tr rej ctfa ser A. 1937 M S
1941 F A
Guar 3%a coll tr ctfa ser B
Guar g 3Hs tr ctfa series C... 1942 J D
90
19
108%
96%
100%
8%
22%
Certificates of deposit........
1944 AO
deb 6s
conv
Jan.
Jan.
78
15
Jan.
101
Jan.
69% Jan.
Jan.
25
Feb.
3
23
2 108% May 26
17 109% May 25
8
86
May
4
2
May 29
59
Jan.
40% Apr.
May
May
May
% Apr.
100% Jan.
67
50%
46% May 16
52
2,000 Paterson 8c Passaic G A E 5s
55,000 Pathe Excto deb 7w with warr
18
31
26
Sale
Sale
47
Jan.
104% Jan.
105% Jan.
98
96
24
28
17
20
♦
Jan.
12
30
30
Jan.
Jan.
2
2
46% Apr. 24
47
May
5
47
May
7
28% Jan.
4
54% Apr. 16
*
May
52% May
9
16
May
9 18
May
29
May 11
31% May
108% May
108% May
94
May
8 97% May 29
31%
28%
109%
20
28
1
5
7
*
*
May 22
15
Apr. 11
May 26
5
Jan.
28
Jan.
ao
15 107
8 103
Jan.
101
*
Certificates of deposit
5.000 Parmclee Trans
Jan.
.
*
D
J
Proof of claim filed by owner..
3,000
Jan.
89
{Paramount Pubiix Corp 5%s... 1950 FA
578,000
Jan.
May
4
Ap
if* Ap;.
9
86
6 102
Apr.
10 103% May
8 106
May
78% May 23
*
*
*
45%
38%
38%
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
12
5
24
28
17
28
36
40
35
Highest.
22% Jan.
63% Jan.
10
3
31
10
7
28
28
9
1
31
26
7
26
25
4
29
May 28 36
87
86% May 25
Sale
90
88
84% May 8 88
Sale
90
Sale
May
3 92
90
84
Sale
80
Sale
May 31
80
Sale
May
1 102
101% Sale 100
Sale
1 103%
103
103% 101% May
Sale
Sale
May
1 106
105
106
Sale
78% May 23 81%
81% Sale
Sale
Sale
106
104% May 22 106
Sale
100
May 10 103
103%
17% May 31
19%
17% Sale"
Sale
Sale
107
May
1 108%
108
2 109%
106
106
109% 104% May
86
Sale
86
z83% May 29
82%
Sale
Sale
2 59
57
52% May
*
25%
Highest.
34
36
Sale
31%
Lowest.
Lowest.
\
Ask
Ask. Bid
36
Sale
30%
*
D
May 31.
.
6a.. 1947
Proof of claim filed by owner..
Certificates of deposit......
267,000
Sale
23 %
......
{Paramount-Famous-Lasky
*
101%
72%
28
8
Steel sec g 6a series A
17
Sale
101
1963 M S
Oslo Gas 8c filec extl sfgSa
1.
Bid.
26
Sale
65 %
61
8
May
Ask
20
Aug 15 1963 F A
Nov 15 1969 MN
Ac ref 5a. 1947
North Statea Power 5a A
440,000 Otis
1.
Jan. 2
STOCK EXCHANGE.
No Amer Cement deb
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
May.
Value.
13,000
EXCHANGE-BONDS
N. Y. STOCK
30
29
54% Apr. 16
Jan.
9% Jan. 16 22%
23% Mar. 31
35%
103% Jan.
8 109
85
Jan.
3
'
Mar. 23
Apr. 12
Mar. 14
Apr. 25
Pennsylvania Co—
5,000
5,000
9,000
50,000
18,000
5,000
568,000
73,000
Pirelli Co (Italy) conv 7s
143,000
977,000
Porto Rlcan Ai
Penn Pow A Lt 1st M «%■
1981
.1943
Refunding gold 5s
...1947
Phlla Company secured gold 5s.1967
Phlla Elec Co 1st 4%a
1967
1st A ref g 4s
1971
Peoples Gas A Coke 1st 6s
A
A
M
J
M
J
86
95
J
85%
Sale
Ptllsbury Flour Mills 26-yr 6s
82%
100%
Pocahontas Con Coll 1st
s
f 5a
Port Arthur Canal A Dock 6s
100
Sale
83
Sale
101%
66
Sale
101% 102
93% Sale
50% Sale
40
Sale
Sale
105
106
102%
65%
Sale
74%
69
61
94%
106
101%
63%
48%
99%
106%
100
Tobac
conv
92%
94%
86
89
64,000 Rhine-West Elec Power 7s..
95
Sale
J
J
J
78
Sale
92
Sale
91
92
35
Sale
48%
53%
Sale
Sale
44
Sale
J
J
49%
Sale
89
*
*
J
F
A
F
M
I
Sale
D 101
A 101% Sale
93% Sale
O
90
92%
A
87%
88%
8
105% 106
105% 106
101% Sale
99% Sale
98% Sale
93% Sale
78%
Sale
96%
Sale
M N
78
Sale
101%
91%
A
85
Sale
100
J
74
Sale
M 8
77%
58%
Sale
45
Sale
61%
55%
55%
56%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
64
19%
22
54% Sale
100% 101
33
203,000 Royal Dutch deb 4s with
Ruhr Chemical
O
J
..1953 F
A
A
O
Cons mtge 6s with warrants...1955
Calif
MN
F
A
M S
M
S
1945 A O
warr
1941
1937
.1955
1937
51.000 St Joseph Ry L H A P 1st 5s
10,000 St L Rky M A Pac 5s stmpd
8,000 St Paul City Ry Cable 5s..
Guaranteed 5s......
101,000 San Antonio Public Serv 6s
MN
MN
J
J
...1937 J
1952 J
1946 J
Stamped (July 1933coupon on)..
98
102%
30
.
1939 M 8
1941
J
1954 F
41.000 Southern Colorado Power 1st g 6s '47 J
667,000 Stand Oil (N J) deb g 5s..Dec 15 1946 F
373,000 Stand OH (N Y) deb 4Hs
{Stevens Hotel 1st 6s oerles 4.
38
102%
101%
84%
105%
105%
64%
1960 J
Jan i960
A
Jan.
88
Jan.
57% Feb.
Jan.
95% Mar. 12
6
57% Feb.
32% Jan.
45% May
63
34
100% Jan.
5
100
Jan.
93
Jan.
90% Jan.
Jan.
87
78% Jan.
106% May 18
106% Apr. 11
3 102% May 16
100
Apr. 19
98% Apr. 25
96% Apr. 20
Mar.
37
Apr.
17
*
Il2%
Sale
Sale
*
*
Mar.
2
132%
Sale
109""
110
72
Sale
96
93%
50
68
75
68
Sale
95%
96
38
97
95% May
39%
39% May
41
45
May
41
41
May
41
41
May
62
May 14 74
98
100
May
97
May
98%
98%
97% May
96%
40
38%
40
100
100
38
36
36
36
50
73
Sale
98%
Sale
99%
Sale
97%
Sale
Sale
97%
Sale
98%
66
72%
75
74%
68
Sale
60
Sale
58
65
90%
68%
59%
Sale
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Sale
101%
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Sale
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Sale
Sale
Sale
104
Sale
70%
48
111%
108%
87
-----
Sale
Sale
79
Sale
102
Sale
54%
29%
*
*
Sale
Sale
72% May
66
May
58% May
100
May
45
May
52% May
103% May
104% May
93% May
107% May
107% May
£9
May
105% May
102% May
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
74%
Sale
62
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97%
28%
Sale
100% 100% 101
51
50
48%
55
55
Sale
52%
103% Sale
104% Sale
104% Sale
105% Sale
94% Sale
94% Sale
108% Sale
108% Sale
108% 108% 108% Sale
81
85
85% Sale
106
Sale
106% Sale
104
Sale
104% Sale
60
43
69
100
*
Sale
58
Sale
Sale
*
Sale
9
May 15 112% May
1
96
May
1
94% May 16
61
May
2
60% May
72
May 15
74% May 16
60
68
1 136% May
106
95
82
68
May
Sale
Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
-
86
90
80
Sale
102% Sale
52% Sale
27% Sale
26
10
8
9
7
5
21
19
19
74
May 13
68% May 25
4
60% May
101% May 23
51
May 18
56
May 31
104% May 31
105% May 31
4
95% May
109
May
8
108% May 22
86
May
8
106% May
1
104% May
ill*
,
73
88% May 23
May
1
80
May
3
May 14
May
" 102% May 26
55
May
2
May 14
May 31
30% May
2
Jan.
56]
Mar.
73]
Mar.
71
Mar.
71
Feb.
71
Mar.
Jan.
55% Jan.
55% Jan.
56% Jan.
86
Jan.
94
Jan.
23
6
8
6
14
6
*
Jan.
54% Jan.
99% Jan.
35% Apr. 20
56
Jan.
26
107% Apr. 21
Apr. 27
91106% May 24
171101
2?142%
102% Jan.
52% Jan.
3| 74%
105% Feb. 27 114
72
Jan.
8
96%
3
37% Jan.
61
6
82
45% Jan.
45% Jan. 23 80
2
71
Jan.
98%
3
41
35% Apr.
30
Jan.
23
Feb.
1
Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 10
Apr.
Apr.
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
2
30
2
27
30
20
Feb.
6
41
30
38
Mar. 20
45
32
89% Jan.
89% Jan.
89% Jan.
May
8
May
9
24
41
May
7
10
76
Apr. 26
8 100% Apr. 14
3
99% Apr. 12
9
9
99% Apr.
64% Jan. 22 76% Apr. 17
Jan. 25
4
81
May
Feb.
1
3
69
58% Apr.
9 101% May 23
86% Jan.
2
43% Jan.
68% Feb. 15
6
37% Jan.
58% Mar. 16
2 104% Jan. 20
102% Jan.
6 105% Apr.
101
Jan.
6
2
84% Jan.
96% Apr. 11
105% Jan. 22 109
May
8
105% Jan. 11 110
Apr. 14
4
86
Apr. 25
63% Jan.
Feb.
5
104% Jan. 23 107
2 104% Apr. 18
100
Jan.
66
*
*
*
May
5
May 15 50
7 112% May 28
May
1 109% May 25
108% May
86
77%
101%
51 %
27%
Mar. 27'
61
*
*
*
41%
111%
108%
Jan.
*
69
65
60%
126
Jan.
Apr. 21
May
3
May
3
8 101% Apr. 13
92
35% Apr.
*
-----
40
Sale
Sale
91
1 102% May
24 91% May
15 100% May
12 90
May
99% May
45% May
43% May
65% May
64% May
10 64% May
64% May
Sale
41
107%
65
Feb.
5
v
*
106% May 18
106% May 29
102% May 16
100
May
1
98% May
3
94
May
2
Sale
64%
64%
64%
*
D
Apr. 18
May 14
95
70
39
78
126
100%
8
2
9 102% Jan.
88
May 10
Jan.
Sale
87%
96%
44%
38%
*
1951 J
22,000 Tenn Coal Iron A RR gen 5s
Tenn Copper dk Cheo*-—
Conv deb 6s series B
......1944 M
37,000
1947 J
149,000 Tenn Elec Power 1st A ref 6s
1944 A
844,000 Texas Corp conv deb 5a
For footnotes, see page 19.
a75%
61%
87%
43%
21
69
Sale
105
1951 J
Jan.
67% Jan.
20
65
.1945
{Studebaker Corp 6% g notes.. 1942 J
Certificates of deposit.....
145,000
30,000 Syracuse Lighting Co 1st g 5s...l«5i J
248,000 Third Ave 1st ref 4s
Adju >tment Income 5s
522,000
A
Jan.
Feb.
55% Feb. 21
May
2
Apr.
5
9,109
32% Sale
5
31% May 14 33% May
55
54%
May 15
54%
54% May 15
107% 107% 106% 107% 106% May 21 107% May
9
100
101
101
May 25
100%
99% May
105
104% Sale
May
106% May 24
106% 104
81
36
89%
89%
D
105
101
69
100
2,100%
2| 90
102% 103
101% May
88
89%
87% May
Sale
99
Sale
98% May
87
Sale
87% Sale
May
96
98%
May
99%
99%
Sale
43% May
45% Sale
43
Sale
39
37% May
Sale
64% Sale
63% May
64
Sale
Sale
63
May
64
Sale
Sale
63% May
64
Sale
63
Sale
May
58
1938 J
Jan.
9
50
52%
113% Sale
85
71%
43
37%
48
45%
49%
1947 MN
1949 A O
1st lien coll 6H* series B
144,000
237,000 Skelly Oil deb s f 5Ha
156,000 South Bell T A T 1st s f 5s
155,000 Southw Bell Telep 1st A ref 5s..
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
89
.
Jan.
89% Jan.
26
3
31
24
111
Jan.
A
70,000 Shlnyetsu El Pow 1st *%■
1952 J
49,000 Siemens A Halske sec s f g 7a....1935 J
Debenture s f 6 Ha
78,000
1951 M S
1949 F A
54,000 Sierra A San Fran Power 1st 5s
27,000 8llesla-Elec Corp gold 6 Ha
1946 F A
103,000 SUesian-Am Corp coll tr g 7s
1941 F A
1937 M
387,000 Sinclair Cons Oil 1st Hen 7g
39
35
Sale
Sale
*
1952 M N
301,000 Shell Union Oil s f deb 5s.
Deb 5s with warrants
271,000
83
63%
101%
93%
50%
29
77
Jan.
76
85
74
80
43
.....
1948 F
79
29
Apr. 25
96% May 21
Apr. 30
102% Apr. 25
88
Apr. 19
107% May 25
102% May 16
66% Jan.
100% Jan.
7
3
3
24
31
21
15
29
19
29
•
.....
85% Jan.
2*103
23%
23%
1946 A O
Guar sinking fund 6Hi B
2.000
Stamped
80,000 Sharon Steel Hoop s f 5 Ha
670,000 Shell Pipe Line s f deb 5s
101% May 14
88
May 10
8
89% May
88
May 14
49% May
95
May
48% May
55
May
*
106% 107
105% May
106% 106% 105% May
101% May
102% Sale
99% Sale
98% May
96% Sale
96% May
91% Sale
89% May
1
21
1
2
5
25
16
1
18
2
28
Jan.
May
99% May
86
Jan.
86% Feb.
99% May
101% May
*
ft*
1.000 Schulco Co guar
3,000
4,000
15
15
1
1
14
11
1
8
May
96% May
111
May
102
May
87% May
107% May
102
May
63
May
50
May
100
May
108
May
75
26
96% Jan.
M S
.......1948 A O
6s
18
85
Jan.
28
1944 M N
6s
St Joseph Lead deb 5H«
48%^ Sale
99% May 31
9 101% May 24
30
Certificates of deposit...
124,000
1955
37,000 Rlma Steel s f 7s
34,000 Rochester Gas A El 5%a *er C
1948
Gen Mtge4 4s seriesD
24,000
....1977
79,000
Gen mtge 5s series E
...1962
154", 000
Sale
49%
1952 MN
Direct mortgage gold 6s...
Cons mtge 6s
of
47
59
1953 J
...1950 MN
Rhine-Ruhr Wat Serv 6s
Oil
89
Sale
1947
...1940
1953
1948
1946
f 5s
s
40.000 Revere Copper A Brass 6s A.
102,000 Rhelnelbe Union s f g 7s
{Richfield
Sale
85
51
1941 J D
1937 MN
Debenture gold 6s
*
85
41
6a..1942 i
41,000 Remington Arms 1st s f 6s
213,000 Rem Rand 5Hist A with warr..
101% May
81
May
85% May
88
May
44% May
91
May
42% May
45% May
101
{ Radio Keith Orph pt pd ctfs
for deb 6s & com stk (65% pd)
196,000
342,000
253,000
69% May
94% May
Sale
110
May
Sale
100% May
Sale
84
May
Sale
106
May
Sale
101% May
58
May
61%
Sale
45
May
Sale
99% May
Sale
106
May
M S
Postal Teleg A Sable coll 5s
1953
*
{Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s
1933
88,000 PubllcServE AGlst ArefJHa.,1967
1st A ref 4Ha
44,000
1970
let A ref gold 4s
125,000
1971
322,000 Pure Oil Co a fg 5H% notes
1937
246,000
Sinking fund gold Shi
...1940
89.000 Purity Bakeries Corp s f g 5s
1948
69,000
73
Sale
1953 F A
1st mtge 6s series B
Portland General Electric 4 %•--1960
Portland Gen Flee 1st 5s
1935
62,000 Republic Iron A Steel
Ref A gen 5 H« A
93,000
Sale
101
70%
Sale
96%
Sale
110%
Sale
101%
Sale
84%
Sale
107%
Sale
102%
Sale
60%
Sale
48%
Sale
99%
107% 107%
111
94% May
100
May
Sale
99%
Sale
Sale
Sale
89%
1952 M N
1957 J
J
1953 F A
96
94
75
62
1949 M
8
D
1943 4 O
29 101
86% Feb.
1939 1
Convertible deb 6s..
Phillips Petroleum deb 514 s
i
94
84%
85%
O
O
S
D
N
D
1973 I
Phlla A Read C A I ref 5s
Jan.
94% Apr. 27
95
93%
92%
84
..1941 M S
Penn Dixie Cement 1st 6s A
94
95
85
MN
.196?
Secured gold AH*
63,000
922,000
29,000
159,000
415,000
20,000
247,000
171,000
393,000
603,000
63,000
May 29 101
May 29
99% May 29 99% May 29
101
100%
85%
Guar g 3Hs tr ctfa series D... 1944 J D
40-year guar tr ctfa 4s Ser E_. 1952 MN
16,000
457,000
94%
34
Jan.
103% Jan.
104
Jan.
65% Jan.
57
Jan.
96% Jan.
41
Jan.
25% Jan
67
Feb.
19
112% May 28
109% May 25
88% May 23
84
Apr. 13
102% Apr. 11
55% Apr. 19
31% Apr. 25
N. Y. STOCK
JUNE, 1934.]
Sales in
$
Jan. 2
1934.
n. y. stock exchange.
Value
Bid.
-
AsI
38,000 Third Aire RR lit gold 5*
1937 J J 85)2 88)2
Sale
430,000 Tobacco Prod Corp deb 6Hl
2022 MN 102
80
Sale
111,000 Toho Elec Power (Ltd) 7a aer A..1955
Tokyo Eloctrlc Light (Ltd)
64 M Sale
lat M ic S Serlea
604,000
...June 15 1953 I D
...1949 M
Trenton Gaa 8c Elec lat 5a
34",666
Truax-Traer Coal
90,000
Trumbull Steel lat
con?
6Ha._...1943
9 102
MN
1940 MN
I »a
a
*
I
Twenty-third St Ry Imp Ac ref 5a_1962
21,000 Tyrol Hydro-Klec Power 7 Ha
195"
Guaraecaf 7a
1952 F
38,000
65,000 UJigawa Elec Power 7a
1945
171,000 Union El Lt & Pow (Mo) g 5a
1957
36,000 Union Elec I. 8c P (111) lat 5Ha—1954
M
A
J
37
86
Sale
40
90
Bid.
98
107
Sale
65
57 H
Sale
O
97)2 Sale
J 101)2 103
A
8
45
73)2
.1945 A O
Union OH Cal 30-yr 4a aer A May 1942 F A
Deb 5a with warrant
Apr 1945 ; d
United Blacult (Amer) deb 4a
1942 MN
United Drug Co (Del) 5a
...1953 M 8
1,000
764,000
98,000
145,000
96,000
190,000
10,000
41,000
46,000
91,000
274,000
(United Rye St L lat g 4a
u
1934
Sale
Sale
Sale
108
54
50
95
32+Sale
7152
76
6732 Sale
8252 Sale
105
Sale
10634
21
&
95
Sale
6H* aerlea C
Sinking fund deb 4H« aer
22,666
42
42
Sale
43
Sale
Sale
Utah Light & Trac lat Ac ref 5a..1944 A
1944 F
O
Utah Power 8c Light lat 5a
J
'47 J
D
Sale
A
Sale
J
.....
72,000
f 6a aerlea A
m
J
con?
en
Broa Co deb 4a
1941
M
35
4334
Sale
61
22
Sale
1234
16
30
31H
106
8
43
Sale"
9954 Sale
10434 11054
104 )i 10454
lat 5a aerlea E
1963
10432 10452
lat secured 5* serlea G
1954
104
_
A
0
J
Sale
26
Sale
M N
105
37
20)2
4254
J
101
37
O
1939
75
18
10
Westchester Light gold 5s..
..1950
West Penn Pow lat 5a serlea A...1946
.....1944
363,000 Western Electric deb 5s
...1938
156,000 Western Union coll tr 5a
Fund Ac real eat 4 Ha gold
76,000
1950
15-year 4 Ha gold
212,000
163*
Gold 5a..
...1951
240,000
Gold 5a
i960
386,000
,|tM
187,000 Westphalia Un El Pow *■ i
94,000 Wheeling Steel Corp lat 5H* A..1948
1st and ref 4Ha series B......
..!•«
219,000
3,000 White Sewing Mach deb 6a w w.,1936
Without warrants
7,000
Partlc a f deb 6a
1940
1,000
30
10934
Sale
J
O
.......
Wash Wat Pow 1st 30-yr 5s
932
65
8
deb 6*1939 M S
1944 A O
Warner-Quintan deb 4a......
1939 M
Warner Sugar Ref lat 7a
...1941 J
Wart
Sale
11432 120
2734 3034
8
May
May
95
6834 May 29
z5154 May 2
96
May 18
6334 Jan.
6
8334 Jan.
16
75
May 19
May
10552 May
10732 May 17
45
83
73]
96]
7532 May
_
.
27
May
10252 May 29
107
May 24
8534 May 28
May
70
Sale
53 32 May
70
May
7452
Sale
7434 May
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
102
3
Sale
99)2
Sale
92
Sale
Sale
F
A
77!
96]
I
D
80
Sale
80 H
44
50
3
75
2
87
May 19
Apr. 18
2 10534 Apr. 26
20 10732 May 17
*
4 113
Jan.
May
2
Apr. 11
15 107
Apr. 26
2
8552 Apr. 13
Jan.
12
Jan.
8
10734 Jan.
9452 Jan.
10252 Jan.
60
17
7
68
1
9034
2
40 54
17
4052
16
40 52
17
1 107
13
12
47
25
5734
5
6034
1
4 103
Jan. 25
1
May
Apr. 25
1
May
Sale
10952 May
1 111
31
Sale
3034 May 31 3732
2832 Sale
2834 May 31
3434
7732
7852 7732 May 28 8634
434
632
20
Sale
60
75
10032
11132
30
Sale
Sale
37
42
5334 May
63
22
25
Sale
41
10654
Sale
50
105
Sale
105
11234 11154
10754
10734 Sale
11034 11052 11152
10734 10832 108
111
10332
10134
Sale
Sale
85
Sale
101
8654 Sale
8654 Sale
5632 Sale
M S
80
Sale
J
4754
Sale
J
84
Sale
96
Sale
94
Sale
A
O
74 H
Sale
86
Sale
8352
Sale
5534
6434
5054
58
Sale
Sale
6134
5054
J
J
J
4854
4534
48
65
Sale
49
May
Jan.
22
6652 Jan.
22
Jan.
24
67
Apr. 16
Apr. 25
6
7354 Feb.
Apr. 26
Apr. 19
Jan.
2 120
Jan.
6
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
9
5
33
May 24 102
2234
May
1
1834
May
1
62
May
1
Jan.
It*
12 111
Jan.
Jan.
8
6
May
2
May
4
May 25
May 29
May
2
May 31
May
7
Jan.
4
70
Jan.
Jan.
4
Apr.
11132 May
4434 Apr.
37
Apr.
50
Apr.
67
Apr.
25
May
4834 Apr.
10854 May
63
Apr.
105
Apr.
11234 May
10834 Mar.
112
Apr.
10834 Apr.
110
10852 Apr.
1234 Jan.
1554 Jan.
21
13
106 H May 25
6532 Mar. 19
Jan.
60
99
Feb.
1834 May
14
354 Jan.
1834 May
96
May 24
4132 Apr. 26
3834 Apr. 24
8934 Apr. 23
Jan.
19
31
20
19
19
21
3
13
19
23
28
24
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
25
5
3
5
19
1
1
24
11
19
23
May
May
May
May
95
May
94
May
57
May
97
May
86
May
58
May
69
May
5054 May
May
42
4032 May
108
107
May
50
5534
May
10434 May
111
May
10854 107
May
Sale
11054 May
10832 107
May
J
MN
May
5
734
1834 May
4
1834
105
May
2 10652
65
May 29 65
100
May
4 101
10934 May
1 11132
35
May 18 37
23
J
......
4
4754 Sale
5834 Sale
10732
a5834
10234 Sale
10052 Sale
90'2 Sale
10234 Sale
9434 Sale
9334 Sale
5134 Sale
20* Mar. 9
Apr. 21
98
Apr. 16
107*
25
25
Sale
8
7532 May
*
113
Sale
*
*
48
1934 May
May
98
May
4352 May
4332 May
4352 May
all5
May
3154 May
5432 May
7454 May
7932 May
7352 Apr. 16
20
2
5154 May
96
May 18
2 10854 Apr.
Jan.
8
1934 May
81
May
98
May
4052 May
40 52 May
4052 May
all5 May
26
Jan.
102
37
*
11234 May
102
May
10552 May
8034 May
54
10454 10534 al06
8
12
...1945 A
.
6a
ii«
D
Without warrants
Warner Broa Plcturea
Warner Co 1st
5434
Sale Prices
3 100
Apr. 21
6
3 10732 Apr.
2
9432 Apr. 18
1943
Sugar
.
a
64
1941 A O
5a
Sale
"7352
1957 J
...1959 F
Sale
7932 Sale
10534
10952 Sale
3732 Sale
3434 Sale
8634 Sale
Utlca G 8t El ref Ac ext 5a
warrant!
2834
Sale
105 M
103 H
J
30,000
1953 J
1,000 Victor Fuel lat a f 5a
62,000 Va Elec & Pow con? 5 Ha
1942 M
5,000 Va Iron Coal Ac Coke lat g 5a
1949 M
53,000 Virginia Ry 4 Pow lat 5a
...1934 J
Certificates of deposit
203,000
24,000 Walworth Co 6 Ha aer A (with war) '35 A
124,000
15,000
\ 89,000
12,000
83,000
41,000
51,000
all5
9952
Sale
A
1950 J
lat
Sale
Sale
Certlficatea of depoalt
3~47",666
95
41
408,000 Uttlltlea Pow Ac Ltg deb g S Ha
1,004,000
44,000
-It*
1854
4052 Sale
4052 Sale
18
con?
Sale
Sale
Sale
Vertlentea
Sale
85
Sale
O
299,000 Vanadium Corp (Ami
107
Sale
O
Deb 5a with
11234 113
10234 Sale
J
D
6534 May
48
*
D
A
Sale Prices
*
D
Univeraal Pipe 8c Rad deb 4a._..1934 J
Unterelbe Power 8c Ltg 6a
1953 A
Sale Prices
7334 May
67 52 May
7534
81
84
8134 May
10534 10534 10434 May
10634 10732 10634 May
J
United Stl Wka(Burbach) a f g 7a 1951
Sale Prices
86
Jan.
9732 May 16 9954 May 22
May 31 107
May
1 10134 Jan.
89
80
Jan.
94
May
5
May 29
104
75
1951 I
A...1947 J
United Steel Wka g 4 Ha aer A...1951
Lowesi.
*
74
100
Sale
Utlca Elec Lt Ac Pr lat a f g 5a
1,063,000
11254 Sale
10234 Sale
10634 107
8434 Sale
1934
97 H
1937
United Steamahlp 15-yr 4a
Highest.
♦
Sale
J
8 Rubber lat & ref 5a aerlea A..1947 J
M N
6834 Sale
10952
5034 Sale
9554 Sale
*
20
J
9334
Sale
6754
Ask
Sale
Sale
Highest.
Lowest.
May 31.
Ask. Bid
100
9834
104 .
Sale
9034
30
47)2
1.
May
Union Ele? Ry Chic lat 5a
57,000
140,000
53,000
500,000
1.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
BONDS
May.
31
EXCHANGE-BONDS
23
22
1
1
1
4
29
5
1
31
1
28
May
58
May 31
49
Jan.
69
May
1
48
Jan.
52
Feb.
28
May 10
7
Jan.
12
Jan.
Feb. 21
5 14
12 10634 May 24
5 8952 Feb. 19
5 8934 Feb.
5
46%
10854
5834
105
11234
108
10834
10234 May
10032 May
84
May
10054 May
8632 May
8534 May
5032 May
91
May
82
May
58
May
64 H May
50 51 May
10354
10134
9032
10254
4034 Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
16
30
10534 Feb
Jan.
42
9834 Jan.
Jan.
105
10352 Jan.
104
Jan.
104
Jan.
32 Jan.
9154 Jan.
104
7432 Jan.
9034
10252.
9534
9434
6852
97
96
102
Jan.
7934 Jan.
79
Jan.
4252 Apr.
8232 Jan.
72
Apr. 21
Mtar. 17
Apr. 10
Apr. 20
Apr. 26
Apr. 27
Mar. 10
May
5
8752 Apr. 21
97
Jan.
58
14
25
10
(Wlckwl re-Spencer Steel lat 7a.. 1935
7,000
34,000
236,000
576,000
365,000
Ctfa dep Chase Nat Bank.
( wick wire-Spen Steel Co 7a. Ion 1935
Ctfa dep Chase Nat Bank.....
»
j
8
434
1941 A
O
434
5
985-4 Sale
Toungstown Sheet kTu lat 5s A 1978 A
O
74 H
J
7534 Sale
Wilson 8c Co 1st
a
f 6s series A
.
MN
...1970 J
lat M 5a serlea B
For footnotes,
.
see
page
Sale
9
1132
8
11M
834
932
1034
105
10434 Sale
86
Sale
8234
8252
8634 Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
734 May 12
10
8
May 17
934 May
3
104
May
3 10634 May 24
82
May 31
8632 May
1
8252 May 24 8634 May
1
434
97 52
7434
7434
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1434 Feb. 23
19.
MATURED BONDS
(Negotiability Impaired by Maturity)
Sales in
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
1.
Jan. 2
May.
Value.
n.
y.
stock
exchange.
1934.
Bid.
Ask
May
Bid.
1.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
Ask.
Highest.
Sole Prices.
FOREIGN GOV'T 8c MUNICIP AL'S
Mexico Treas 6a '13 assent large.. 1933 J
Small
J
6
Wi
7H
11)2
6
8)2 Jan.
7)2 Jan.
12
.......
8
19
11
Feb.
24
11)2 Feb. 26
RAILROADS
10,000 1 Burl C R & Nor 1st & coll 5s
..
.1934
A
O
1934 A O
304,000 (Chic R I & Pac ref 4s
2,000 (Norfolk & Southern 1st g 5s....1941 M N
174,000 (Norfolk South 1st Ac ref 5a A....1961
...1934
86,000 jR I Ark & Louis lst4Hs
F
A
M
May
9
May 14
37
32 H May 17
18
May 14
Sale
62)2 Sale
57
Sale
54
23
23
A*
21
23)2
40
26
Sale
35
32
36
35
23
15)2 May 28
May
26)2 May
May
2252 May
20)2 May
9
2
3
8
8
4
May
Jan.
9
15
25
23 H
S
37
Jan.
14)2 Jan.
38
21H Sale
20)2 Sale
24 H Sale
30H
37H
17 H
19
1752 Sale
3552 Sale
22 52 Sale
14)2
1752
752 Sale
Jan.
2
48)2 Feb.
5
31)2 Feb.
5
Apr. 19
25
Apr. 20
25
Feb.
5
47)2 Jan.
3
64
35
20
40
St Louis Iron Mtn & South—
390,000
Ri?er & Gulf DI? 1st g
4s......1933
M N
(Seaboard Air Line 1st g 4s...... 1950 A
22,000
Gold 4s stamped
72,000
22,000
Refunding 4s
O
48 H
17
.....1950
-.1959
Mayl933
A
O
A
O
M
S
513,000 (Abltibl Pow Ac Paper lat 5s.....1953
1934
31,000 (Botany Cons Mills 6Hs
J
D
1852
A
O
12
Atl Blrm Di? 1st g
4s...
852
14
Sale
11
18
20H
Sale
46 H
18
27)2
Sale
23H
9
19 H
10
Sale
May 14
6252 May
4
23
39)2 May 26
15
May 15
22
27
10
27
5
14
14)2 Jan.
5
25)2 Feb.
18)2 Jan.
4852 May
20)2 May
11
21
Apr. 28
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Jan.
17 )2 Jan.
7 52 Jan.
2
Jan.
3
48 52 May
2
25
Apr. 28
952 Jan.
15
9)2 Feb.
2
ian.
9
55 Vs May
2)2 Jin.
2
7 H Jan.
8
852 Feb.
22)2 Feb.
7
9
9
Feb.
Feb.
14
19
20
May
4
9
May 12
19)2 May 17
23
May
4
May
1
May 19
5
INDUSTRIALS
Bowman Biltmore Hotels 1st 7s
Stamped
as to pay
13,000 (Bway Ac 7th Are 1st
14
Sale
22
4052 Sale
16
17H
12
1934
of $435 pt red
5a
..1943
cons
M
J
S
D
3
952
952
.....
11
3
9)2
....
11
3
952 May
3
May 12
55 Vs May
3)2 May 31
May
2
5552 May
2
8
May 16
15
May 10
28)2 May 14
33
May 12
74)2 May 10
89
May 15
16
May 14
452 May
May
May
1052 May
18
May
34
May
36)2 May
77)2 May
9252 May
16)2 May
7
3
May 28
42)2 May 17
10)2 May 25
4652 May 17
May 2
2552 Jan.
48
May 16
53
47)2 May 14
5152 May 12
32
May 10
31
May 14
25
May 10
41)2 May 14
53
954 May
(Chicago Rya lat 5s stamped
79,000
183,000
149,000
79,000
249,000
30,000
10,000
113,000
220,000
57,000
4,000
F
Sept 1 1932 25% part paid-.
(Cuban Cane Products deb 6s... 1950 J
A
J
East Cuba Sugar 15-yr a f g
7H>--1937 M S
Gelsenkirchen Mining 6s
1934 M S
(Gen Theatres Equip deb 6s.
1940 A O
(Gould Coupler lat 15-yr a f 6a.. 1940 F A
(Hoe (R) Ac Co lat 6Ha aer A
1934 A O
(Interboro Rapid Transit 6s..... 1932 A O
10-year con? 7% notes
...1932 M S
1934 A O
(Manati Sugar lat a f 7H®—-—1942 A O
A O
Stamped (Oct 1-931 coupon on)
Laclede G L ref At ext 5s
Certificates stamped modified
1938
3,000 (Met West Side El (Chic) 4s
74,000 (Pan-Am Pet Co (of Cal) con? 6S-1940
47
Sale
4)2
11
Bale
13 H
"3)2
5652
1052
17 H
22
Sale
13'
26 H
56
Sale
Sale
58
Sale
Sale
34
Sale
33
Sale
35H
705
Sale
82)1
851
651
Sale
2)2
952
4
FA
53)2
233-4
12)2
14)f>
17)1
2551
Sale
j*D
30)2
Sale
F
A
30
Sale
J
D
27)2
56
5452
3)2 Sale
13)2 Sale
59 H Sale
9
Sale
15
Sale
29
' Sale
37)2
75H 76
91H Sale
16H
21
34 H
Sale
76
Sale
90
Sale
16
2352
16
21
16
27 H
15
11)2
15
64
10
12
1
i
1
2
29
3
14
27 H
10
12
20
15
53
1152
15
45)2 Sale
4352
50 H
5052
Sale
47
54)2 Apr. 20
3 )2 Jan.
2
8)2 Jan. 11
13
Jan.
9
40
Apr.
5
9
31)2 Jan.
3
2
42
Jan.
11
25
70)2 Jan.
79
9
10
15
10
80
19)2 Mar.
5
17
Jan. 18
Feb.
8
20
1
8
2
Apr. 24
20
Feb.
18
Jan.
Jan.
7752 Feb.
95)2 Feb.
2352 Apr.
Feb.
9
8
47)2 Apr.
10
10
(Paramount-Famous-Lasky 6s... 1947
167,000
Proof of claim filed by owner...
(Paramount Publlx Corp 5Ha
289,000
34,000
6,000
332,000
52,000
381,000
'*1*666
(Pressed Steel Car 10-year 5s
(Radio-Keith-Orpheum
6s
(Richfield OH of Calif 6a
iSterens
1933 J
1941 J
J
49
56
n
15
22)2
1944 M N
22
Sale
17)
3554
Sale
Hotel 1st 6s series A.... 1945 J
J
(Studebaker Corp 6% gold notesl942 J
Twenty-third St Ry ref 5s
1942 J
D
Union Elec Ry
(Chicago) 5s
For footnotes, see page
19.
Sale
52)2
May
9
29)2 Jan.
8
55
Apr.
16
May
56
May
37
May
3352 May
28
May
51
May
9
29)2 Jan.
51 )2 Jan.
18)2 Jan.
21 )2 Jan.
8
4
17
8
55
Apr.
14
66)2 Feb.
7
Jan.
9
18
9
1950
Proof of claim filed by owner
1945
A
J
O
Sale
50)2 Sale
5052 Sale
55 H
51)2
60
62
35
31)2 37 H 31
3352 Sale a32H Sale
26 % Sale
25
26
49
Sale
42)2 Sale
2852
2852
11H
18
1252
23
18
May
9
May
16
Jan.
Mar. 12
Apr. 10
28)2 Apr. 30
36
68)2 Feb. 19
3552 Jan.
17
41
15
24
Feb.
»
New
York Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF STOCK PRICES DURING MAY 1934.
Stock Sales.
May.
Jan. 1 to
In
1934.
J.
_
Shares.
May 31
aucor lance
1933.
25,335,680
196,477,167
with
a
Bond Sales.
»
104,213,954
215,239,599
rule of the Stock Exchange, effective Oct. 3 1915
May
1934.
—
-
Jan. 1 to
all stocks
May 31
are now
1933.
$284,742,800
1,792,105,100
quoted dollars per share,
Prices
lots except in the case of stocks which sell only in a small
way
;
are on
v
$377,017,900
1,334,941,600
basis of 100-share
V
■
NOTICE.—Cash and deferred delivery sales are disregarded in the month's
range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when selling outside of the
a footnote in the month in which they occur.
No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for the year.
regular monthly range are shown in
AGGREGATE SALES,
In
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK 8XCHANQK
May.
Shares.
Shares.
Par.
107,362
4,900
18,600
100,900
9,300
2,400
330
Sc
3,200
900
20 Allegh Sc West Ry 0% gtd_100
634,362 Atchison Top Sc 8 Fe
101)
33,600
Preferred
100
125,000 Atlan Coast Line RR
100
752,300 Baltimore Sc Ohio.
100
Preferred
100
74,900
54,600 Bangor Sc Aroostook
50
Preferred
1,600
__100
600
126,000
7,100 Boston Sc Maine
835,200 Canadian
10
100
180
100
525,700 Chesapeake & Ohio
200
5,900 {Chic Sc East 111
3,200
27,700
25
RR
100
6% preferred
...100
100 C C C & St Louis pref
Common
100
Sale
71
Sale
86%
Sale
80
Sale
41
Sale
44
Sale
39
Sale
23 X
25 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
97%
27%
Sale
31
Sale
22% Sale
26% Sale
95
26
3334
80%
4%
10
155,500
516,700
89,500
10,800
11,500
4,500
2,500
712,800 Chicago Sc North West...100
Preferred
70,700
100
77,700 tChic Rock Isl Sc Pac
100
33,200
7% prefferred..
100
0% preferred
100
24,700
Sale
56
51
60
70
81
70
72
88
50
72 34
73
20
1,060
Sale
4% Sale
Sale
8
Sale
22
Sale
4
4%
7
/ Sale
6
Sale
10%
5%
Sale
Sale
62
Sale
18
100
6
Sale
10
2034
Sc Southern
1st preferred
2d preferred
3%
7%
Sale
Sale
100
890
43%
33%
25%
23%
Sale
20
35
28%
33%
Sale
21%
23
19
23
24
19,700
68,100
6,300
173,300 Delaware Sc Hudson
100
50
670,000 Del Lack Sc Western
71,200 Denver Rio Gr & Wes pref 100
5534
Sale
62
Sale
23%
Sale
25%
Sale
9%
1%
Sale
11%
50 Detroit Sc Mackinac Ry
""loo
900
1,100
14,500
9,900
1,100
40,
147,700
1,400
2,200
300!
670
54,800
700
300
580
11,100
210
8,900
Certificates of deposit....*
2,870 Int Rys of Cent Amer
Certificates
*
470
600
40
1,900
21,300
7,500
140
19,700
410
90
600
140
3,000
500
300
420
17,000
14,600
6,600
22,500
""270
-
1,300
1,760
20
61,400
484,700
7,800
20,600
550
.
2,215
Preferred
100
..
10 Jollet & Chicago 7% gtd__100
65,700 Kansas City Southern
100
18,200
Preferred
100
220,000 Lehigh Valley
75,300 Louisville
...50
Sc Nashville
100
2 760 IManhat'n Ry Co. 7% gu_100
135 900
Mod 5% guar
.100
6 130 Market Street Ry
100
2 030
Preferred
100
_
Prior preferred
100
2 630
Second preferred
100
21 000 {Minneapolis Ac St Louis. 100
8 400 Minn St Paul Sc S S M
100
3 800
Preferred
100
Leased line.,
100
208 300 Mo Kan-Texas
♦
123 300
Preferred series A—....100
Sale
1734
11%
44%
19%
Sale
13%
Sale
7%
18
ioo
Convertible preferred.. 100
140 Morris Ac Essex...
511
134 200
1 050 Nash Chatt Ac St Louis...100
16 810 Nat Rys of Mex 2nd pref
100
8 060
'1st preferred
100
1 040 {New Orl Tex Ac Mexico
100
.
1,937 200 New York Central...
1,498 327
Rights
„*
10
10%
ncfl-cum
pref..
No par value,
a
Optional sale,
x
6
1%
"W
19
Sale
23
Sale
18% Sale
60%
20% Sale
9
Sale
22
25
%
1
13
5
6
Sale
7
8
21%
16
20%
142
11%
Sale
Sale
14%
49%
Sale
16%
23%
17%
Sale
60
25
27
8%
10%
4%
4%
15%
5
6
21%
147
Sale
140
12
14
Sale
15
19%
15
Sale
51
Sale
24
27
14% Sale
Sale
1
3%
6%
o
4
12
2%
%
2%
7
7
3
9%
2%
1
2*
Sale
V*
Sale
3
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
5
4%
5%
4%
Sale
9
Sale
Sale
,27%
Sale
22
Sale
3% Sale
4% Sale
58
53%
4%
7%
68%
Sale
34
"37%
69%
32%
%
%
18
32
10%
Sale
%
1%
%
1
15
15
4% Sale
5% Sale
Sale
Sale
16
37%
1lH
Sale
30%
Sale
Sale
2\%
Sale
"18" "20"
Sale
Sale
33% Sale
121% Sale
129
110
36
18%
Sale
121
135
...
c
*115
87
90
Cash sales,
y
Feb.
7
Apr.
26
Feb.
5
18% Mar. 12
56% Apr. 24
Feb.
21
Apr.
2
Jan.
6
88
Mar. 14
May
8
39% Jan.
5
2% Jan. 15
1 % Jan.
9
92
Feb.
65
Jan.
74
Apr.
'
2
7
Feb.
3
12
17
8
Feb.
16
47% Apr.
17
84% Apr. 27
May 14
6% Jan.
4
5
Apr. 12
4% Jan.
2
6% May 14
5% Feb.
1
11% Feb. 19
7
Apr. 24
8% Feb.
5
13% Feb.
5
28
14
14
15
14
14
10
2 %
6% Jan.
Sale
Sale
Feb.
5
28
Feb.
16
6% Feb.
9% Feb.
7
2%
4%
3%
5
Jan.
3
Jan.
3
May 14
5
Feb.
Jan.
46
49% May 23
20% May 12
6% May 12
62
May
26% May
9% May
15% May
1
May
1 % May
16% May
19
May
16
May
59
May
18
May
8% May
19
May
May
5
May
7
May
16
May
5% Jan.
19
Jan.
14
14
24
23
14
11
1
1
14
30% May
1
42
May 11
66
May
2
20% May
1
9% May
4
7% May
5
6
May
9
5% May 17
22% May
9
12-
12
12
14
14
16% May
23% May
17% May
60
May
23
13
May 16
May 12
1
May 28
3% May 14
8% May 10
2
May 14
% May 12
2
May 12
3
May 28
4
May 17
7% May 14
19% May 12
3% May
7
5% May 14
33% May
% May
1
May
15
May
25% May
1% May
16% May
30
May
118% May
115
May
120
1%
7
16
15
Jan.
15
1% Apr.
2% Apr.
24% Feb.
28% Apr.
8
Jan.
3
12
Jan.
3
50
Jan.
25
18
May 14
5% Jan.
10
Jan.
11
Feb.
13
Jan.
2
15
3*
t Companies
reported
6
May 17
20
20
* '5
26
21
May
1
Feb.
5
Feb. 20
Feb. 21
Jan. 23
Apr.
Apr. 19
12% Feb.
7
26% Jan. 24
22
May
38% Feb.
35
Jan.
16
50
48% Jan.
16
May
66
2
Jan.
8
10
Jan.
7
Apr. 18
6% Apr. 18
22% Apr. 17
3% Mar.
7% Jan.
Feb.
135
Jan.
11
6
13% Jan.
May
6% May
3
5
Apr. 26
May
2
24% Feb.
7
19%
27%
21%
62%
15% Jan.
12% May
48% Jan.
Feb.
14
Apr. 21
/Apr. 21
Feb.
5
Apr. 20
Jan.
13
32% Mar. 29
May
20
May
17% May
1% May
5% May
10
May
2% May
1 % May
2% May
3% May 10
6% May
2
11% May
27% May
4% May
7% May
19%
2%
8%
12%
4%
1%
3%
5%
7%
14%
34%
% Jan.
3% May
4% Jan.
1
%
1%
1%
3%
7%
17%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May
Jan.
Jan.
12
Mar. 17
Apr. 24
Apr. 21
Apr. 24
Mar. 28
Feb.
6
Apr.
20
Mar. 10
Feb.
Feb.
5
6
Jan.
4% Jan.
Jan.
58
Feb.
7
71
Apr.
18
Jan.
46
Jan.
24
3
35
32
May 10
% May
2
1% May
15
May
31% May
1% May
22
May
36% May
126
May 29
108
115
May
Feb.
6
9%
Jan.
115
in
23
60
32%
16%
35%
1 %
8%
Feb.
May 29
May 14
7
1
1
4
1
4
3
73% Feb.
1
33% Feb.
5
13% Mar. 28
25
16
27
May
Feb.
Jan.
13% Jan.
135
May
May
12% May
49% May
17
Mar. 12
Mar. 19
10
7
5
6% Feb.
10% Jan. 23
49% May 23
20% May 12
5
May
May
61% May
16
May
7
May
6% May
5
May
4% May
19
May
15
30
2% Jan.
3% Jan.
May 17
1% May 15
1% May 16
22
May
3
25% May
20
May
60
May
26% May
11% May
29% May
1
May
5% May
8% May
18% May
6
11% Feb.
6% Apr.
49
Jan.
Jan.
20
Feb.
8
76% May 11
44% Apr. 30
1
40% Feb.
9
33% Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
20
1
3
2
7
14
14
12
12
14
29
14
18
74% Apr.
16
17
10
8
14
12
14
Jan.
38
27
H Jan.
May
11% Jan.
25% May
1% May
15
1
receivership.
Feb.
Mar.
2% Apr.
25
45%
2%
26%
43%
Jan.
17% Jan.
91
Ex-rights,
15
13% Jan.
12
May
22% May
4% May
7% May
6
May
10% May
5% May
83
Sale
17
16
17%
1
20
50
83
33 %
108
May
6
Feb.
70
3% May
9% May
6% May
6
May
9% May
147
Sale
29%
9
,
Sale
Sale
1%
5%
3
Sale
18
8
5
Sale
17
%
1% Sale
1%
3
334 Sale
8% Sale
17
Sale
Sale
5
16
1
Sale
:o%
4%
19%
Sale
1
634
4%
Jan.
10
76% May 11
43% May
5
35
May
7
25% May
1
23% May 19
4% May
2
8
May 18
22
18%
%
1..
3%
May 23
Apr. 28
41
May 18
73
May
2
46% May 22
4
May 19
4% May
5
76% May
43% May
29% May 23
21
May 12
23
May
2
3% May 14
6
May 10
38
50
Ex-dividend
8%
7%
1
8% May
May
3
May
5
May
3% May
7% May
5
May
14
40
20
18
8
14
12
10
2% May 14
7% May 12
6
May 11
4% May
7
6% May 14
Sale
175
40%
94%
8%
58%
19%
Feb.
Apr.
74
62% Sale
115
Mar. 29
87
May
May
42% May
3% May
3% May
24
5
36
87
65
37
11
10
5
Jan.
2
70
11%
4%
5
27
110
12% Jan.
46
Sale
May
17% May
2
53
May 22
Sale
18%
13%
9%
3%
2%
7%
10
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
24% Jan.
39% Jan.
95% Jan.
15% May 14
51
May 26
63%
20%
8%
50
Sale
21
Jan.
87}
54%
34%
37%
46%
28% Mar.
82% Jan.
4% Jan.
44
30 N Y Lackawanna & West. 100
*
19%
40
82
73 £
40% May 23
93% May
1
6% May
5
51
May 31
13% May
2
30
4834
Jan.
51% May
70% Jan.
34% May
33% May 10
87% May 12
5% May 17
50
May
7
10
May 21
36
.
47 600 N. Y. Chicago Sc St Louis. 100
Preferred series A
130, 400
100
50
2, 310 New York Ac Harlem
21
50% Sale
22% Sale
1
5%
8%
Sale
66% May
86% May
44
May
27% May
31
May
44
May 28
110
May 16
31
30% Sale
...
100 {Missouri Pacific
Sale
1
3%
7%
2
25% Sale
11
12%
29% Sale
1%
.....
16
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
.....
3%
6%
7
1%
1%
20%
24%
19%
15
34
4%
7%
15
10
6
5
13
5 930
10
7
15
3 500
63
4%
6%
Sale
%
1
100
100
.
140
5
11%
%
%
100
Preferred
100
363,600 Illinois Central
6% pref series A
7,500
...100
Leased line stock.
..100
1,280
RR sec stock ctfs ser A 1000
3,590
94,800 {Interboro Rap Tran v t c 100
990
4~ooo
Preferred
49,600 Hudson Sc Manhattan
300
~
100
....100
6,200 Duluth South Sh Sc Atl..l00
Preferred
100
5,100
100
171,900 Erie
First preferred
100
71,200
Second preferred
100
23,500
100 Erie Sc Pittsburgh
50
660,900 Great Northern pref
100
18,800 Gulf Mobile Ac Northern..100
Preferred
100
22,700
2,500 Havana Elec. Ry
20
4,400
1,200
Preferred
6
82
51% May
75
May
34% May
21
May
25
May
40
May
106
May
.....
74%
52%
2%
3
Sale
9% Sale
16
17%
3% Sale
5%
6
4%
5
7%
11
3
6%
45
72,900 Gonsolld RRof Cuba pref. 100
2,000 Cuba RR pref
100
2%
434
Sale
62%
76
5,200
370
-
3%
8
Sale
5
100
4,220
4
11%
"39"
Highest.
Sale Prices.
167
3%
4%
3%
46
4
3%
9%
60
5,659 Colorado
.
3
6
5
Sale
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
71
7% Sale
13% Sale
334 Sale
35
30
130
45% Sale
V*
Sale
50
69
62
Sale
7%
50
360
80
11
15% Salje
50%
53
81%
88%
95
Sale
7%
190 Cleveland Sc Pittsburgh
Special
56%
"90%
4%
88%
14
220
50
Sale
3%
9%
6%
100
30 Cine Sand & Clev 6% pref__50
"""20
8%
'
5
Sale
7
3%
Chic Mil St Paul Sc Pacific..*
Preferred...
17
167
3
Sale
43
104% 110
33%
Sale" 37% Sale
Sale
92% Sale
6%
6iH
5%
51
Sale
54%
45% Sale
—
480
'
16%
40% Sale
1%
234
1%
2
48%
380 Chi St P M & O 7% Pref__100
Common
......100
110
35%
93%
5%
50%
13%
13 34
101%
54% Sale
109
34
42
80 {Chic Indianap Sc Louis ptlOO
22,300
62,700
42%
106
Sale
8534
5%
50 34
51", 500 Chicago Great Western__10o
Preferred
100
69,100
40
•
42
31
Highest.
Sale Prices.
175
65
100
5,300
6,600
Ask.
98
41%
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
82
4234
RR of N J
1.
Ask. Bid.
Sale
12 34
Pacific
Bid.
57
25
6,600 Central
May
Ask
190 Canada Southern..
100
20 Carolina Clinch & Ohio ..100
230.
Stamped
100
120
1,300
69,700
50
464,200 Bklyn-Manhattan Transit
16,400
$6 preferred aeries A
*
13,300 Brooklyn & Queens I ransit. *
Preferred
•
6,500
1,900
Bid
Susquehanna.100
90 Beech Creek RR
166,165
1.
Jan. 2
1934.
Albany
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Since
Jan. 1.
5
7
4
Feb.
21
Feb.
9
Mar. 14
Apr. 24
Apr. 23
139
_
7l
Feb.
115
May
4
Apr. 26
92
1
JUNE, 193 J.]
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES
N
Jan. 2
May
1934.
525,400 N Y N H 8c Hartford
100
123,100
Convertible preferred..100
15%
Bid.
17 K
29 K
Sale
24
8 %
56,700 N Y Ontario 8c Western..100
8,300 N YRys pf
23,400 {Norfolk Southern
...100
17,900 Norfolk 8c Western
100
3,220
Preferred
100
Central
Ask
Bid.
par.
180 Northern
Sale
Sale
1%
2
IK
1%
161% Sale
8 K
2d
Sale
100
15,700 Pere Marquette
100
13,100
Prior preferred........-100
8,690
Preferred
...100
9,620 Phlla Rapid Transit Co...-50
12,779
7% preferred..
50
West
t Louis Southwest
21,200
Preferred
4,900
Mobile
13
*
100
Sale
36
39
44
100
Sale
23,500
100
75
Preferred
100
610 Wheeling Ac Lake Erie
INDUSTRIAL
2,200 Abraham Ac
Preferred
259.400
61,362
29.000
58,300
103,800
35.400
902,100
9,900
595.000
162,100
*
100
37
Sale
*
Sale
......
100
...
Adams Mlllls
•
Advance Rumely
*
Affiliated Products..
•
Air Reduction Inc
•
...
Juneau
Gold
W Paper Co
Allegheny Corp
*
Pref series A $30
ex-war
Alleghany Steel
..._.._*
Preferred
Sale
•
Sale
100
...
Mfg
Alpha Portland Cement
*
Amalgamated Leather
Sale
7
36
Sale
Sale
30
60
19%
21%
31% Sale
45
6
43^
30%
II"
Sale
Corp
*
Chem
(Conn)..*
*
24
Sale
6
5
4%
26
xl22
Sale
4%
27%
28
117
79% Sale
75%
75%
3%
3%
6
5%
7
4%
11% Sale
14%
17%
llB
31
79%
76
80
5%
May
May
May
8% May
Sale
Preferred
50
....
100
.....100
25
Preferred
100
169.400 Amer Car At Foundry....
32,400
Preferred
•
25 K
100
40 %
*
16,600 American Chain
6,200
Preferred
IK
21K
47%
100
....
18,100 American Chicle.....
♦
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
49%
680,Am
Coal Co of Alleghany
County, N J
—25
13,700 American Colortype....... 10
399,700 Am Com Alcohol..
20
Rights
56,900 Amer Encaustic Tiling
7,000 Am European Securities
*
18
2
53 K
30
3 K
Sale
-
30
American
Express Co
621,800 Am Ac Foreign Power
49,600
Preferred
38.100
Preferred (6)
•
No par value,
7% Sale
86
77%
26
27
9
Sale
5
Sale
7
Sale
94
Sale
2%
2%
19% Sale
5%
6%
2% Sale
Sale
7%
Sale
Sale
Sale
20%
Sale
144
Sale
Sale
Sale
45
Sale
26
26%
45%
96
ip S#
HH
15
32%
33
24
12
14
23
12
31
1
18
14
12
14
24
15
14
2
4
3
Jan.
10
18
13
Jan.
16% Jan.
10
Feb.
8
4% Jan. 12
15
Jan.
3
3
5
5
Jan.
16
Apr. 20
19
May 19
May 15
Apr. 20
Apr.
97
tlx
37% Feb.
19
Feb.
17
16
16% Jan.
5
Feb.
Feb.
6% Mar. 14
11% Apr. 20
6% Mar. 14
19
Jan.
28% May 14
3
2
5
18
2
2
8
24% Feb.
un
is
5 182
8
Mar. 10
38
8*
6
16
27
-
Apr. 24
Apr. 23
Apr. 23
Apr. 25
Apr. 24
Feb. 21
160
Mar. 12
48
40
2
4
3
1
5
3% May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
32% May
6% May
6% May
29
May
130
May
83
May
80
May
80
May
4
May
7
May
Mar.
133
Mar.
Jan.
56%
40%
39%
124%
Feb.
5
Apr. 23
May 3
May
1
Feb.
7
43
49% Mar. 21
33% Feb.
29% Jan.
114
Feb.
7% May
2
1
7
xiH
Mar.
2%
2%
12%
20%
1%
2%
26%
30%
1
1%
18%
21%
27%
8*
15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
6
May
May
Mar.
2*
Feb.
6
Feb.
Feb.
21
5
Feb.
5
Apr. 26
Apr. 20
Feb.
1
Jan.
39
Jan.
3% Jan.
2% Jan.
8% Jan.
13% May
18% May
6% May 21
13% May 22
Apr. 20
12
Apr.
Apr.
133% Apr.
84
Apr.
80
May
80
May
4% Jan.
8% Apr.
6% Mar.
17% Feb.
Jan.
110% Jan.
71% Jan.
76
May
c70% Feb.
21
18
8
3%
33%
36%
41%
47%
43%
8%
8%
1% Jan.
6
4
Mar.
27
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
6
Apr.
Jan.
18% Jan.
23
1
21
4
2
20
39
12
Jan.
2% Jan.
4% Jan.
25
Jan.
13
35
106
7%
76%
24%
8%
4%
6%
93 %
2%
,
17%
5%
2%
12%
10%
11%
Sale
6K
350
Sale
6%
88
7%
350
9% Sale
10 K
18
7K
UK
Sale
18% Sale
12% Sale
Sale
17
.......100
Preferred
.....100
Amer Locomotive
»
.......
...100
Foundry.
Amer Machine At Metals
Voting trust ctfs
American Metal
•
»
•
Ex-rights,
7%
Sale
Sale
Sale
37K
6K
35K
7 % Sale
K
IK
2 K
3K
28 K Sale
47
13 K
3 K
52
18 K
Sale
Sale
3 K
Sale
73
8
3
Sale
,
8 %
3%
33%
5%
88
8
18
15%
10%
14%
6%
28
33
7%
38%
'
7
'
8%
Sale
Sale
30% Sale
65% 67
15% Sale
Optional sale,
Sale
%
7%
% Sale
88%
Sale
c
13%
19%
Feb.
23
24
24
11
26
21
18
30
26
14
20
20
8% Mar. 29
17% Mar. 28
Apr. 26
29
Cash sale.
Jan.
Jan.
89
May 16
May
2
May 17
May
2
May
May
May
May
May
May 28
May
May
May
May
May
43
Apr. 18
107% Apr. 30
6% Jan.
70% Jan.
16
11% Feb.
77%
34%
11%
7%
9%
106%
3%
23%
7%
5%
16%
14%
14%
Jan.
7% Jan.
May
4%
6%
93%
1 %
17%
Jan.
May
Jan.
May
5
2%
5%
5%
5%
May
May
Jan.
May
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
17% Jan.
2
23%
126% May 14 160%
122% Jan. 16 129J
13% May 12
23^1
12 % Jan.
2
20 ^
3% May 12
7%
May
May
May
May
May
May
25
Jan.
16
41% Jan.
4
5
Apr. 19
Apr.
5
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
Feb.
6
Jan. 24
Apr. 26
Jan.
15
Apr. 24
Feb.
1
Apr. 10
Apr.
9
Apr. 10
Feb. 23
Feb.
Apr.
17
5
Feb.
Feb.
5
53% Apr.
5
45
5
Mar. 12
Mar. 13
40
Sale
9
30
58%
U'A
8
14
1
34
49
14 11%
14 65%
14 30
7 108%
14 100%
15 143%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
May 23
26
May
45% May
9% May
36% May
58 % May
11 ! 25% Jan.
36
Jan.
5
25%
40
Jan.
17
50%
4
7% Jan.
12%
4
46% Jan.
71
3
23% May 18 38
96
Jan. 10 110%
22
_
6%
21
16
11%
Sale
6%
29%
34
Sale
Sale
Sale
24
Feb.
S
Apr. IS
Feb.
(
19%
38%
6%
20%
46%
2
2
4
1
2
4
May 12
Jan.
8
Jan. 11
Jan. 10
Jan.
8
33% Feb.
5
56% Feb.
5
12% Feb.
7
40
Apr. 24
60
Apr. 20
22
May 14
8% May
9
34
May
3
63
May 16
Apr.
35% Feb. 21
6% Feb.
5
62% Jan. 31
7
May 14
May 22
5% May 10
47% May
3
33
May 12
6% May 17
"3% May""!
2
May 12
6% May 10
6
Jan.
33
2
350
Sale
Jan.
Apr. 2\
Apr. 2"i
Apr. IS
90% May 14 107% Feb. If
6 145% Apr. IS
126% Jan.
33
5;
Sale
""2% "2%
Sale
1
20%
6%
3%
14%
13%
19% May 12
7%
25%
42%
45
8% Sale
21% Sale
a
Sale
34% Sale
33% Sale
Sale
•
6% Conv preferred...—100
American News Co
32 %
27 %
Sale
6%
7%
102%
3%
39
56
""3% "Sale
10
Sale
26
4%
5%
46% Sale
107%
9%
76%
30%
Sale
33
13
*
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
20%
Sale
22
Corp
Foamite...*
y
12
14
12
10
42
58
Sale
La France At
Ex-dividend,
May
May
5% May
13
May
20% May
38
8*
24
18
....1
........
Preferred.
Preferred
41
s8*
36%
»
Internet
32% May
5% May
28% May
20% May
1
20%
133
Sale
126% May 14 146
127
127% 125% May 15 127%
15% Sale
May 12
18%
14
13%
15
May 23
4%
434
May 12
5%
33%
May 14 37
50
48
46% May 14 51 %
51
9%
Sale
9
*
Amer Home Products
8K
*
2d pref A
x
85
♦
Am Hawaiian Steamship...It
Amer Hide Ac Leather
__...*
Preferred
100
Am Mach At
2%
5%
100
..........
Am
6
82
45
Sale
107%
,
Amer
3
21% Jan.
2
Jan.
3% Jan.
60
188
*
*
2,770
Preferred
454.500 American Can
American Ice
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
81
28%
^
May
20% Sale
19% Sale
May
45% Sale
46% 45% May
11% Sale
Sale
8
May
64% Sale
Sale
50
May
29% Sale
27
23% May
103% 109% 107% 109
106
May
100
Sale
93% Sale
May
144
140% 143
143
140% May
American Bank Note......10
42,900 Am Brake S Ac F
43,100
74,100
30,500
29,700
41,100
112,700
11,200
244,000
35,900
3,230
118,000
29,200
104,600
71,200
21,900
352,800
3,400
15,510
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
d"
Sale
Sale
31%
32%
(Del).*
156.300 American Beet Sugar...
17,180
Preferred
43
Sale
9% Sale
74%
30% Sale
9% Sale
6% Sale
7%
7%
5% Sale
36%
38
49% Sale
50
Amer Agrlc Chemical
9.600,
35%
15
1
Preferred
4,580
Sale
Sale
125% 126
18% Sale
*
....
Preferred
140.100
129,700
21%
13%
12%
12%
.100
Allied Chem Ac Dye...
Agric
h"
Sale
24
Sale
3
Pref series A $40 warr'ts 100
Amerada
ii*
40
Sale
Sale
106
•
Pref series A $30 warr'ts .100
Amer
2% May 12
May 14
May
7
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
19%
6%
Mln.10
A P
\llis Chalmers
Mar. 21
2
May
May
38% 37
May 16 39% May
124% May
1 124% May
10
7% May 14 11% May
2
Sale
100
Air-Way Elec Appll Corp....*
Alaska
43% May 14
38% May 18
40
28%
1% Sale
Sale
83
25
Addressograph Multlgraph 10
34,000
35,400
129,700
25
32
7H May 12
M1SCELL.
........
Adams Express
730
2,700
152,300
6,000
348,300
26,000
33,000
10,400
Ac
Straus
Preferred
128
11K
24%
100
......100
Sale
13
6%
13% Sale
18% Sale
5% Sale
100
87
13% May 14
6
23% Jan.
Jan.
18
6%
.100
97
Sale Prices.
49
4
22
27
4
.100
#
May
1
May
2
May
1
May 26
May
4
May
1
May 19
May 15
May
1
Highest.
Prices
133
3% Sale
Sale
76
100
84,300 Western Pacific
4
46
29%
—100
.....
11"
Sale
32%
6%
6 %
100
...
64,000
Piefarred A
1,100
Preferred B
335.600 Western Maryland
30.100
Second preferred
8%
17%
30%
8%
1%
49%
76
60 Vlcks Shreve & Pac Ry Co. 100
20
5% preferred...........100
2.590
353,200
21K
Sale
94,500 Union Pacific
Preferred
i*
100
IK
6%
7
Sale
160%
2%
25%
29%
8c Ohio certlfs.-lOO
May 14
May 31
12
1%
May
7
2%
2% May 10
180
173
May 10
Sale
92
May
87% 86% May
Sale
22% May 12
3%
8%
5%
Sale
28% May 14
6%
5% May
3
27% 20% May 15
45
34
May 14
39% 32
May
5
Sale
4
May 17
11
9
May 14
30% 20
May 10
P May
Lowest.
Sale Prices
139
a\H
Sale
20
Sale
304,320
i
Sale
Sale
Sale
Highest.
P'lc e s.
140:'
100
Preferred
4
35
3 %
Sale
......100
33,500 {Wabash
iF
Sale
22,700 Texas 8c Pacific.....
..100
14,900 Third Avenue
.......100
34,410 Twin City Rapid Transit...*
11,320
Preferred..100
i
3%
25%
37%
34%
49%
50% 45%
37 K
40% 38%
38% Sale
37%
124% Sale
123
10%
14%
8%
35
Sale
157,300 {Seaboard Air Line...
29%
40
49%
100
1,362,000 Southern Pacific Co
697,300 Southern Railway....
181,100
Preferred...
2%
2%
2%
7%
139
100
Preferred
Sale
139
159
62.300 tSt Louis-San Francisco. 100
65,900
Preferred
.......100
370
5%
8 K
5%
Sale
45
20 K
90
McKeesp 8c Yough -.50
40 Pitts Youngs 8c Ash
pf 7% 100
21,000 Reading
Company.......-50
2,900
First preferred.......—50
8,000
Second preferred......-50
20 Rensselaer Ac
Saratoga...100
4,600 Rutland RR. pref
.100
85
Sale
_
12 K
100
2%
172%
96%
24%
30 %
Pitts Ft Wayne 8c Chicago. 100
200
Preferred
100
250 Plttsb
3,000
87%
28*
40
Virginia..100
Pitts C C & St Louis
Sale
4
764,500 Pennsylvania.............50
8,600 Plttsb 8c
9*
Sale
7 K
4%
32 K
5K
*
4,800 Peoria 8c Eastern
a
Sale
94
Lowest.
Ask.
24%
7%
Sale
86%
31%
85
May 31.
Sale
2 K
178 K
50
preferred
1.
Ask. Bid.
Sale
15
IK
529,000 Northern Pacific......... 100
10,420 Pacific Coast
10
7,400
Flrat preferred
*
5,595
RANGE SINCE JAN. 1.
Price
T STOCK EZOBANOB
Shares.
...
33
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
Since
Jan. 1.
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
7
18
16
9%
13 %
6%
26%
30
7%
38%
6%
%
6
22%
50%
14
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
10
14
12
14
14
24
14
14
15
31
12
7
15
14
31
12
6%
1
7
May
5
19% May 10
79
May 12
24% May 14
9% May
May
19
May
12% May
17
i May
8
May
35
May
34% May
8% May
42% May
8% May
1 % May
10
May
30% May
66 % May
16
May
10% May
10
May
24% May
85% May
29
May
3% Jan. 29
May 22
""5" F~eb"."l6
3
10% Feb.
3
7
17
12
May 10
13% Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
30
25
Feb.
6
7
Feb.
6
9%
13%
6%
26%
26%
6%
35%
6%
%
Jan.
4
May 14
May 24
May 14
Jan.
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
22
-
2
22
22
1
4
1
11
22
17
3
1
4
4
4
Jan.
50
Jan.
8
13
Jan.
4
3% Jan.
3
4% Jan. 24
73
21
{ Companies reported in receivership
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
10
Feb.
6
Feb. 16
Feb.
5
Mar. 15
Apr. 26
Feb.
5
45% Mar. 26
11
Feb.
1% Apr.
May
38% Feb.
74% Mar.
19% Feb.
10% May
10 - May
27% Feb.
10
22% May 14
18
17%
22%
10%
42%
36%
4
6
4
22
6
13
5
11
22
15
15
2
91
3
34% Mar. 13
Feb.
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
RANGE SHNCE
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
Jan. 2
I. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
551,5
,mcr
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
i ares
*
6X
*
*
Power Ac Light
8)4
15 X
13 X
Prices.
Sale
Ask.
Ask. Bid
7
Sale
Bid
Sale
Highest.
Sale
6X May
20 X May
17 X May
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
8X May
8
21X Sale
18 X
20
13 X Sale
119X 120
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Lowest.
May 31.
1.
May
1934.
x
n.
JAN. 1.
Price
14
14
6
12X Feb.
5X Jan.
1
CrckerreU
Preferred
(0)............
79",i
$6 preferred
74,]
$5 preferred
098,5
Radiator Ac Stand San..*
km
*
•
•
987'.'
50,i
67,'
11,'
kmerican
kmer
*
Ship & Coinm
kmer
Smelt & Refining,
Preferred
Snuff
Preferred
.....100
nlH
Sale
Sale
39 X
Sale
Sale
122
Sale
8*
49 X
49 X
106)4
..25
....
.
Sale
53)4
25
Sale
20
2d Preferred...........100
kmerican
*
8
44 X
100
71 &
............100
.
_
aVA
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
116
May
Preferred
kmerican Sugar
Preferred
Refining.100
100
.......
•
Toh
km Sum
kmer
..100
*
......
Stores
kmerican
100
Telep Ac Teleg..
25
Tobacco
kmerican
25
Class B
..100
Preferred
: A mer
20 X Sale
70
Sale
38
Sale
48)4 Sale
104
Sale
15
16
111
Sale
67
Sale
69 X Sale
108
Sale
4)4
5
*
Foundries...
Steel
4
May
14
May
24 77
May
16 43
1 57 X May
22 115X May
10 18X May
May
7
May
14 70
14 72 X May
8 123 X May
8X May
12
11 20 X May
14 20 X May
1
1
7
29
IX
25 X
41X
123
92
58
123 X
•
Ty pe Founders
Preferred.
42 X
48 X
17 X
118X
69 X
70X
121X
8X
18)4 Sale
.*
20
19X
16
15X
Sale
113
15
May
May
May
42 X
41X
48
May
55 X
Sale
Sale
111X May
114X 115
*17 X Sale
13X May
Sale
Sale
108 X May
114
Sale
Sale
66 X May
69
Sale
67 X May
Sale
70X Sale
Sale
121
May
123
Sale
5
6
May
9
7X
17
1515
May
Sale
Sale
16X May
18X Sale
Sale
77
Sale
8
100
.......
.
km Wat Wks Ac El
62 X
67 X
63
42 X
Sale
223,
123,:
121,'
km
Preferred..
12 X
65
*
kmerican Woolen.
100
.....
76
55
51
1st preferred....
Sale
Sale
Sale
13X
72 X
Sale
41
....
1
kmer Zinc, Lead Ac Smelt
Preferred
3,
504,
6,
44,
2,
IX Sale
7
5X
6
5X
39
38X
1.4 X Sale
Co. Inc
preferred
25
...
knaconda Copper
50
8
Anaconda Wire Ac Cable...
<
20
86
Anchor Cap Corp
Preferred.
•
.......
kndes Copper Mining
55!
Co
..100
Preferred
krmour (Del) pref
100
krmour of Illinois class A..25
Class B
.25
Preferred
100
krnold Constable Corp
5
krtloom Corporation
59
100
106
134,
kssoclated
30
Jan.
30
51X Feb. 15
Feb.
15
29
28
1
Sale
7 X
44 X
Sale
49
43
15X
11X
Sale
Sale
:
Sale
I
21
Sale
3X
Sale
Sale
Sale
6X
Sale
Sale
.....
38 X
14X
28X
38X
81X
10X
55 X
7X
39X
Sale
..._.._*
100
*
....
...._...*
Austin, Nichols At Co
•
.._.*
Sale
90
20
6
5
Feb.
5
17X Feb.
83X Feb.
7
80
3
Jan.
4
50 X Feb.
13
May 14
17X Apr.
il*
Jan.
12
Jan.
8
84
Feb.
10
Jan.
6
Jan.
Jan.
4
6
May
26X Jan.
Jan.
110
Feb.
9
12 X Apr.
16
16
11
26
24 X Jan. 31
100
Apr. 17
8
10X Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
93 X Apr.
8
Apr.
3X Apr.
75 X Apr.
8X Feb.
10X Apr.
9
34
24
115
76 X Jan.
4X Jan.
2X Jan.
_
6
Jan.
55
5
4X Mar. 14
17X Apr. 23
IX
5X
5X
37 X
3X Jan.
4X Jan.
15*
It*
!§*
"
27 X
47 X
98 X
Sale
10 X
Sale
40 X
Sale
Sale
6
82 X Feb.
84 X Feb.
6
8
8X May 14
May 14
7X May
6X May 24
May
IX May 10
May
11X May 12
May
72
I 54
May 12
May
57 X
55 X May 12
May
40 XI 38
May 15
May
May 15
19X
12
20
13
May 25 22 X May
27 X May
.y 14
48 X May
ay 10
May 10 100 X May 16
May
7 10 X May 1
3
31X May 14 43 X May
2
10X May 14 14X May
May
7
51
May 12 60
I
Sale
li7/*
Sale
Preferred
6
4 125X Feb.
58
IX'
12 X
20
25X
3 115X Apr. 23
20X Mar. 13
Jan.
54
1
1
7 X
2
30
25
3
Jan.
May 10
10
12
23
12
26
13
12
13
9
21
94
7X
Sale
1
7t8
8X
8X
8
70
59
I
...
*
68
100
Prior A
91X
Sale
68 X
50
Sale
Preferred
Auburn Automobile
120
Sale
Sale
•
i
Sale
Sale
112 X 113
92 X
91X
6X Sale
25
Atlas Tack Corp
Sale
10
50
Atl G & W 1 SS Lines
,
100
7
45
kssoclated Oil
Atlantic Refining
Atlas Powder
12X
99 X
100
...
1
6X
Sale
4X
4X
May
13 X May
72 X May
76
3X May 18
1X May 23
2
6X May 23 12X May
7X May
5X May 14
May
39
May 16 45
13
May 14 15X May
11X May
10 X May 15
18
May 12 22 X May
May
99
May 10 100
6
6
May
May
8
29
May 12 33 X May
May 25
2 113
112X May
May 16
May 10 92
88
6X May 17
5X May 10
3X May 17
2X May 11
May 28
59
May 12
May
1
4X May 14
8 X May
8
7 X May 14
Sale
Sale
Jan.
3 123 X Apr. 10
2i 107 X Jan.
Feb. 21
13
3
4X Jan.
2
28 X Feb. 21
6
7X Jan.
2
7
16X May 14 27 X Feb.
2
-
Sale
7
3
Jan.
67
5
30
1?*
Jan.
107X Jan.
65 X Jan.
4
26
Feb.
Jan.
44 X Feb.
Feb.
61
May 14
May 24
63
37
46
103 X
13 X
May 14
May 24
58
3
.100
2d preferred......
;
60
Sale
Sale
1st preferred
5,
25,
528,
152,
2,
Sale
4X
IX
12X
2,
55,
112
Sale
68 X
Apparel Indus..*
Dry Goods..
1
7,
4,
484,
19
Feb.
Jan.
123
Apr. 12
94 X Apr. 11
58
Apr. 27
123 X May
3
Jan.
71X Jan.
48X Jan.
8 X May 14
70X
,
Sale
12
31X
27
10
krt Metal Construction
kssoclated
7X
......100
Preferred
34,'
88 X
5X
26X
110
77
4X
2X
59 X
3X
4X
*
kreher Daniels Mid...
21,
116,
388,
573,
128,
16,
11
Sale
75
71X
10X
Sale
*
Writing Paper
$6
55,
59.
Jan.
1
19X Jan.
35 X May
Certificates
"10",
18
30*
3X Jan.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
o
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
28X Feb. 19
Apr. 26
16 X May
36
Jan.
22 X May
4
52 X May 25
May
Preferred
kmer
3,5
16,J
88,
7,i
82,.
695,
67,'
340,'
10,
38,.
15;
624,
12
Cbem Corp..,
kmer Solv Ac
177",
May
2
21X May
1
14 X May
4
May 15
3 121
119 X May
Sale
120
118
123)4
29 X Feb.
6
26 X Feb.
7
17X Feb.
1
May 14
May 15
111X Jan. 23 121
13 X Jan.
12 X Jan.
25
May 14
12
16 X
49
51X Sale
3 X
4.X Sale
IX
IX
IX
22
25
22 X
35 X
38 X Sale
114
114X 118
I 84
84
80 X
I 53 X
58
57
17 X
Sale
51X
454
39X
Sale
....*
....*
kmerican Shipbuilding
385,5
25,:
13,.
27,5
38X
3X
Razor
kmerlcan Safety
Sale
21 X
Sale
19
..25
*
Seating..__......*
27,1
14*4
119 X
..*
Republics
Rolling Mill
km
21X Sale
118
106
......100
Preferred
kmerican
Sale
24
Sale
Sale
14 X Sale
60
Jan.
Jan.
5
1
9X
3X
18X
77X
64 X
11X Jan.
50
50
Jan.
Jan.
29X Jan.
12
May 15
13
May 25
21 X May 14
35X Jan.
40X
16
24
35X
55X
83
Jan.
101X
16 X
7X Jan. 15
39X Apr. 24 57 X
7
Jan.
4
16X
31X May 14 64
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Mar.
Apr.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
23
15
6
20
20
25
12
24
5
13
17
14
13
5
28
Austrian Credit Anstalt
Autosales
*
Preferred
,133"
945,
51,
4,
54,
9,
...50
Aviation Corp of Del (The)
Preferred
100
Bamberger (L) At Co pref.. 100
•
Barker Bros
Preferred
...100
....
7X Sale
Sale
Sale
irA
Sale
10
Sale
96
Sale
44 X
96 X
11X
38 X
87
*
3
16
91
Sale
18
A*
Sale
Sale
5X May 14
6X Sale
7X Sale
.5
-
Baldwin Locomotive Works
X Sale
4X
27
48
98
4X
9X May
40 X May
96
May
4
May
May
27
Sale
7X May
4
5X Feb.
10
9X May 10
35
Jan.
86X Jan.
12X May
55 X May
98 X May
5X May
35
May
3
Jan.
10X Jan.
31
Feb.
5
64 X Apr.
99
Feb.
23
16
21
6X Feb.
5
38X Apr. 12
16X Jan.
Barnet Leather
7% preferred..
456"
Bnrnsdall
....100
5
Corp
40,
Bayuk Cigars, Inc
1,
68,
Beatrice Creamery.....
3,
10,
289,
9,
656,
182
60,
,159
70,
14,
98,
2,
1,
2,
208
2,
*
1st preferred.......
...
.100
25
8X Sale
27X 32X
89
92 X
10X Sale
8
X
90 X
15 X
100
53
64
Beech-Nut Packlntf. ......20
60
65
Sale
61
Balding-Hemingway........ •
Belg Nat Rys
part
pref
9
95 X
....
Corp.*
17 X
14
*
26X
Bendlz Aviation Corp.
Beneficial Indus Loan
5
Best At Co
Sale
28
37
Bethlehem Steel Corp.
7% preferred
100
Bigelow-Sanford Carpet Inc *
Blaw-Knox.
Sale
Sale
........*
Sale
65 X
Sale
29:
11X
Sale
Sale
95
92 X
Sale
13 X
116X
17 X
17 X
32 X
39 X
72 X
30 X
12X
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
18
18
25
100
Preferred
12
88
38
98
Sale
45*
45
49
Blumenthal Ac Co pref
100
Bohn Alum At Brass Corp...5
Bon Ami class A
•
56X Sale
76
80
It*
Sale
7
Sale
23
95
90 X
13 X
Sale
87 X
60
Sale
12
Sale
117 X 118
14 X
Sale
16 X
Sale
*
Bloomingdale Bros
7X
29
87 X
67 X;
85
Preferred
Sale
34
32
29 X
.
Sale
Sale
30X
Sale
87 X
60
10X
116X
13 X
15
X
28X
31X
60 X
31X
60 X Sale
26 X
27
* 25
11X- lox
18*
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
May
2
May
8
May
4
May 18
May
9
May
1
May 25
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
8X May
32
95
16X
87 X
63 X
13 X
119 X
17 X
17 X
33
39 X
If*
12X
97 X May
50
104
May
May
10
Jan.
39
Jan.
98
Feb.
5
Mar. 16
55
58
May 29
47 X May
63
May
3
Jan.
Mar.
87 X May 18
67
Apr. 23
Jan.
Jan.
May
Jan.
Jan.
May
60 X May
25
May
10 X May
15X Apr. 24
8X
95X
13 X
12X
26X
31X
119 X May 25
1
23 X Feb.
19X Apr. 26
10
34 X Apr.
49 X Feb.
Feb.
82
19
Feb.
5
40
26
88
Jan.
104
76
83
Sale
trA
Sale
Sale
78 X
Sale
76
May
23 X
Sale
24 X
Sale
22
May
25 X May 28
19X Jan.
23 X
Sale
22 X
Sale
20 X May
24 X May
May
May
32 X May
60 X May
53
May
1X
24 X
35 X
67 X
May 10
May 4
May 4
20 X May
Jan.
57
May
2
1
May
7
May 29
56 X Feb.
68 X Jan.
79
May
Feb.
43 X May
49 X May
61X
19
16X Jan. 30
Jan.
43 X May
49 X May
79
22
18X Apr. 21
10X Jan.
18
22
102 X 105
7
23
89
19
24
Apr. 21
Booth Fisheries
1st preferred
100
Borden Co.
25
20 X
10
22 X
1
12
(The)
Borg-Warner Corp
1 Botany Cons Mills A
16
Brlggs At Stratton
•
5
483
282
...
50
73
Bristol-Myers Co
35
Brooklyn Union Gas........ •
12
Brown Shoe. Inc..
*
Preferred
864
47
100
Brlggs Manufacturing
*
Bruns wick-Balke-Coll
•
13
27
64
49
Sale
Sale
Sale
16
Sale
65 J
51;
118.
12 X Sale
7X
8X
2
'A*
Sale
24
23
Sale
Sale
68
122
17
Sale
9
Sale
7 X
Sale
34 X
Sale
*62 X
51
Sale
119
X
I?*
34
A*
2
2\'a
4
123 X
16X
8
55
Sale
15
May
8X
6X May
6X
10X
5X May
May
May
5X May
30
May
3
May
9
May
4X May
2X May
May
18 X May
9 X May
2
1
4
2
Brunsw'k Term At Ry Sec...*
47
58
2
354
14
182
137
14
.
1,
3,
7,
1,
1,
306,
13,
3,
"l"
33,
26,
11,
206,
3,
10
Conv preferred.......
Preferred (7)
Preferred
Budd
7%......
Wheel
*
Watch
Bulova
....
Brothers class A
Class A
0
100
*
Bullard Co
Burns
5
...100
*
Budd (E G) Mfg
v t c
.........
Preferred
...
•
*
*
100
Class B
•
Class B certificates
*
Burroughs Add Mach
•
J Bush Terminal Co
7%
.....
•
100
debenture..
Bush Term Bldgs gtd pref
"
a
Bucyrua-Erle Co
Pref ctfs of deposit
.100
Butterlck
Superior Min!ng..l0
Byers Co..
Preferred.
nal sale,
x
._.._..*
100
Ex-dividend.
Sale
Sale
57 X
64
5X Sale
25
Sale
3X Sale
9
Sale
2X
2X
1
2X
X
3X
1
3
Sale
Sale
2X Sale
2X
5
X
15 X
12
Sale
65 X
Sale
6
9X
59
Sale
6X Sale
6
Sale
Sale
32
38
4X
Sale
10 X
Sale
34
5X
6X
3X
9X
4X
3
4
2
4
1
AH
Sale
1
8
2
M
10
2
1
3
2X
14 X
Sale
2X
Sale
4
5X
Sale
9X
5X
May
May
4X May
10* May
May
3
May
1
13 X
1
10
12X May
IX May
3X May
15
2
May
May
I*
4X
7
Sale
2X Sale
IX
IX
23 X Sale
48
Sale
12X
Sale
Sale
2
3X
&
62 X
3X
Sale
Sale
Sale
9X
2X
2X
IX
11X
Sale
2X
Sale
20 X
20 X
52 X Sale
J Companies reported In receivership.
9
May
May
2X May
May
May
52 X May
2
1
7
7
it*
1
4
Jan.
IX Apr.
X Jan.
12X May
1 X May
3X Jan.
5X Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
IX Jan.
2X May
2
3 X May
2 X
19
Jan.
15
25
25
Feb.
21
4X
15X
3X
2X
2
14 *19X
12
3X
20
9
44
6
30
16
28
Feb.
23
9
Feb.
20
12
Feb.
21
Feb.
Feb.
23
1
Feb.
9
Mar.
8
3
2
2
13
Mar. 14
47 X Jan.
5
9X Feb.
14X Apr. 24
75
7X Apr.
Apr.
5X Jan.
15X Feb.
6X Apr.
2
IX Jan. 26
1
Jan. 23
May
IX May
25 X May
62 X May-
18X May
4
10 X Mar. 17
May 14
4
7X Jan.
2X Jan.
2
12 X May
Jan.
3
May
2X May
4
80X Feb.
6
61
Feb. 16
*123 X Apr.19
6 X May
Jan.
9
24 X Apr. 21
37 X Apr. 26
60 X May
50 X Jan.
118X Jan.
25
2
Sale
Jan.
59
38
6X May
2
May
Jan.
12
5
5
Feb.
3
8
5X May
9X May 12
May 31
3
5X Jan.
May
May
65 X May
2
7X
IX
&H
59
100
ButteCopper Ac Zinc.......5
Butte Ac
6X
10
15
26
27X Feb.
28 X Feb.
15
6
15X Feb. 23
3
Feb. 16
1
4X Feb.
2X Feb. 16
7
32X Feb.
67 X Apr. 23
June, 1934.]
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES,
In
May.
Shares.
53,400
6,100
25,300
5,200
22,900
2,500
1,800
1934.
May
Ask.
Par.
Bid.
1.
134,800 Callf Packl nft Corp......... *
Sale
73,800
169,900
94,600
116,100
40,800
16,200
4,550
482,700
4,735
293,100
844,800
14,000
40,580
14,190
29,740
49,700
Sale
1
Sale
Sale
5
Sale
30
860
690
71,900
340
53,300
137,100
143,400
22,000
1,200
500
19,700
7,900
10,900
2,800
4,800
9,500
90
766,900
8,200
700
20
10,700
6,100
100
400
1,300
2,700
Callahan Zinc-Lead
10
Calumet Ac Hecla Cons Cop 25
Campbell W & C Foundry...*
1,300
52", 500
1,000
23,300
Case (J I) Co
F.-ef 7%
370
500
7,200
50
2,200
162,000
470
43,300
25,800
166,800
20,800
55,800
2,500
760
940
850
27,300
2,800
28,200
1,100
9,700
200
9,700
7,800
143,000
700
49,900
20.300
18,800
9,000
19,200
800
45,400
3,700
14,800
23,300
129,200
34",250
500
20,800
13,400
4,900
10,500
1,300
10
20,300
8,600
800
6,800
27,500
2,380
5,300
24,500
11,600
130,200
75,000
170
"2",900
1,606
3,800
2,000
5,900
20
7,300
2,800
91,000
5,700
141,300
1,300
7,800
85*
36
663*
A*
Sale
Sale
77
Sale
Corp of America... *
*
Voting trust certificates._•
Sale
Preferred
iCelotex Co
IF
Sale
IM
Sale
AA
Sale
...
Sale
100
Sale
85
♦
Sale
32
•
Century Ribbon Mills
Preferred..
Sale
6
Sale
18
100
3,000 Checker Cab
Sale
*
...
105*
17%
263*
Sale
Sale
67
9
28
29%
95%
100
95
•
95
Sale
•
50
51
Coca-Cola Internet Corp
*
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co..*
181
*
19
90
Sale
Sale
223*
Sale
90
Sale
72
Sale
14
Sale
123*
62
70
70
Sale
50
Preferred B
25
24
1st preferred
91%
95
393*
245* Sale
100
913*
•
34
Sale
23*
443*
Preferred
Prior preferred
oref
x
(iH)
963*
.....*
193*
124
Sale
16
12
10
31
14
53* May 14
73* May
193* May 14 255* May
May
7 xl6
May
235* May 14
May
65* May
8
May
12 % May 16
153* May
363* May 14 473* May
203* May
8
l\Y* May
81
May 29 86
May
50
May 22 52
May
1
May 12
15* May
3* May
2
5* May
35* May 14
35* May
33* May
9
33* May
105* May 14
Vky* May
343* May 10 39
May
13
2l%
Pref 15
67
57
55
55
Sale
Sale
29
285*
104
503*
95
Jan.
303* May 16
33* Jan.
173* Jan. 19
9
May 31
403* Feb. 15
5
75* Apr.
35
5
Apr.
163* Mar. 16
483* Apr. 21
46
24
May 14
67 5* May 25
17
1
18
29
1
9
4
1
1
22
2
28.
233*
235*
23*
13*
63*
Jan.
May 23
Jan.
"
Jan.
Jan.
24
Mar
7 5* Jan
Mar. 31
.
34
4
95*
*25
13
113*
59
583*
95*
483*
565*
Sale
Sale
11
Sale
Sale
5
5
745* Sale
140
Sale
35* Sale
283* Sale
Sale
Sale
8
31
67
Sale
Sale
163*
Sale
Sale
32
Sale
Sale
895* Sale
23* Sale
103* Sale
1113* 1083* 111
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
11
623*
81
Sale
9
95*
31
Sale
13*
203*
Sale
Sale
71
1
103*
Sale
9
Sale
13*
593*
Sale
Sale
743*
Sale
8
303*
13*
195*
133*
693*
43*
Sale
55*
Sale
100
233* Sale
28
Sale
100
49
1
63
13*
70
Sale
7
Sale
Sale
3!
223
Preferred...
433*
453*
42
Sale
46
Sale
24
Sale
773* Sale
1
3%
Sale
I
95*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
223*
Sale
79
Sale
33*
105*
Sale
Sale
Cushmans Sons 7% pref.. 100
8% preferred
•
91
Sale
85
87
843*
89
85
17
173*
73*
153*
63*
%
i3*
285* Sale
115* Sale
Co............._..*
Preferred..........
20
.........100
*
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc
*
Dresser (SR) Mfgconvcl A..*
Sale
80
Sale
105
27
5
67
Apr. 23
Jan.
86
May 22
% Jan.
5
3* Apr. 20
35* May 14
52
50
3
Jan.
12
5
85* Jan.
28
Jan.
Jan.
3
Feb.
5
19
Feb.
Apr.
9
Feb. 23
30
Feb.
17
23* Feb.
6
Feb.
6
Feb.
6
.13*
•55*
53* Feb. 21
215* Mar. 5
45
Apr.
7
17 115
Feb.
23
Apr.
9
Feb.
10
3
1
5
2
28
1
4
2
28
26
8
1
5
2 127
11
Jan.
Apr. 24
543* May 31
18
5
63* May
35* Jan.
103* Jan.
32
62
763* Feb. 27
85* Feb.
Jan.
113* Jan.
41
58
\F
Jan.
Jan.
6
Feb.
23
6
Feb.
Apr. 24
773* Apr. 23
34 5* May 28
6
35* Feb.
525* Apr. 23
Apr. 21
58*
50
Mar.
9
233* Jan.
29
Mar.
3
Jan.
30
Mar.
3
913* Jan.
106
24
Apr. 30
355* Jan.
4
May 16
91
3 1083* Apr.
May
May
May
May
19 5* May
595* Apr. 11
263*
103*
273*
123*
Jan.
503*
50
33*
145*
315*
883*
23*
93*
L10 3*
5*
93*
33*
83*
15*
59
693* May
8
May
28
May
13* May
173* May
IF
58
563*
45*
16 3*
353*
903*
3
12
111
13*
115*
43*
105*
15*
61
May
95* May
333* May
_
10
12
10
10
17
12
10
10
7
12
1
10
20
63*
333*
133*
303*
41
60
6
283*
63
23*
73*
493*
473*
253* May
5
803* May 28
4
May
1
11
May 28
91
May
1
343*
Sale
213* Sale
143* Sale
105* Sale
Optional sale,
c
6
Sale
73*
14
163* May
7
May
May 14
63* May 10
24
Jan.
25
Mar. 17
Apr. 12
Apr. 11
Apr. 16
59
55* Feb. 15
173* Feb. 15
6
475* Feb.
923* Feb.
45*
143*
1113*
23*
135*
55*
145*
25*
6
5
6
64
May 14
Jan.
4
Jan.
2
Jan.
3
Jan.
May 10
2
9
6
4
12
2
Jan.
10
9
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
3
2
53* Jan.
803* Mar.
683* Apr.
3
6
6
11
Jan.
4
6
Jan.
10
Feb.
Feb.
82
485*
109
Sale
Sale
233*
24
Sale
203*
115*
75
463*
107
233*
303*
363* Sale
205* Sale
385*
22
20
Sale
145*
95*
Cash sale.
153*
Sale
203*
14
115*
Sale
183* May
May
78
May
Sale
40
May
109
111
May
Sale
1215* May
295* May
303*
Sale
May
Sale
May
Sale
May
Sale
May
Sale
75* May
Sale
VF
IF
\VA
14 27
31
143*
18 773*
14 52
1 110
14 24
14 31
12 395*
14
11 22
22 15
10 113*
J Companies reported in receivership.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
7
Apr. 23
Apr. 18
Jan.
24
Feb.
7
Feb.
9
Feb.
#
lit*
si*
2
Jan.
6
7
13
Feb. 28
Feb.
833* Apr. 21
6
115* Feb.
353* Apr. 20
2
Jan. 13
Jan. 31
May 12
72
May 12
3
May 14
83* May 14
845* May 22
16
5
Jan.
60
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
19
Feb.
Mar.
59
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
135*
Jan.
May
1
May 22
May
2
May
May
May
May
May 17
May
May
May
May
May
May 16
May
4
30
58
May 14
13* May
21
May
14 71
8 145
Jan.
Jan.
May
2
63* Jan.
Jan.
31
May
1
May 31
453* Jan.
49
Feb.
May 26
May
4
23* Jan.
May 18
105* Jan.
May
315* May
May
82
Jan.
May
23* Jan.
May
93* May
May
108
Feb.
May
1
% Jan.
May
63* Jan.
May
25* Jan.
7
Jan.
May
1
Jan.
May
May
463* Jan.
81
14
14
14
14
14
Jan.
95* Jan.
14
Jan.
55
75* Jan.
23
55
50
365*
135*
313*
143*
21
Apr. 21
Jan.
31
Jan.
26
Apr. 25
Feb.
Jan.
Apr.
5
31
13
Feb.
1
413* Apr.
69
Apr.
65* Apr.
385* Feb.
71
Apr.
33* Feb.
20
26
27
19
19
9
8
93* Feb.
493* May 16
505* Feb. 16
295*
843*
53*
123*
91
85
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
May
Apr.
12
13
31
2
1
27
213* Feb. 21
83* Feb.
5
Jan.
31
•
a
303*
95
26
29
*
Participating
Dominion Stores Ltd.......*
Sale
14
293*
1st Preferred...........100
0% Pref..25
Dome Mines Ltd............*
26
65
Deere Ac
Ex-dividend,
Feb.
24
May 18
Apr.
94
88
Cutler-Hammer, Inc........*
Davega Stores Corp
5
34,000j Class B..
_
79
2 108
14
15
14
14
"
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
603* May
1433* May
53* May
Sale
31
May
Sale
113* May
Sale
243* May
Sale
393* May
60
May
Sale
45* May
Sale
213* May
Sale
60
May
Sale
13* May
Sale
63* May
Sale
42
May
445*
413* May
43
14
.....
2
Jan.
50
8
Sale
Sale
63
May
May
May
May
147
Sale
40
47
195*
93*
233*
105*
Sale
145
Sale
45
Sale
Safe
4
Sale
1423*
55*
33
133*
303*
353* Sale
37
Diamond Match
19
183* Mar. 13
923* Apr. 18
283* Feb. 19
65
153*
Sale
765* Sale
,73* Sale
245* Sale
13* Sale
175* Sale
Publishing Co (The)*
.
12
12
13
5
563* May
473* May 14
1063* May
Sale
565*
3 3*
59
573*
Sale
47
Curtis
Reynolds A...
4
6
6
21
5
95* Jan.
683* Jan.
15 5* May
IF
Sale
•
100
Cudahy Packing
50
Curtiss Aeropl & Mot Co Inc *
Detroit Edison_
865*
843*
335*
44 3*
45*
2
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
125* May 14 165*
873* May 23 92
155* May 14 223*
87
87
May 18 905*
73*
63* May 5
63*
4
43*
May 12
55*
17
20
May 24 20
Sale
67
May 14 75
Sale
145*
kkH May 14 68
Sale
62
May 31
Sale
x59
May 14 713*
Sale
243* May 14 345*
Sale
2
May 12
25*
Sale
40
May 12 475*
Sale
May 14 325*
Sale
May 15 483*
Sale
28
May 25 29
29
283* May 14 293*
Sale
1013* May 25 1053*
553*
43*
57
13*
115*
45*
105*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Corp
39
24
20
20
953* Jan.
503* Jan.
175*
Sale
103*
93*
53* May 14
163* Jan. 12 285*
113* Apr. 16 xl6
305*
193* Jan.
6
Jan.
115*
123* May 16 175*
363* May 14 605*
173* Jan.
~
245*
14'
2
3
2
Jan.
38
30
23
5
23
May 22
May 31
87
49
Sale
59
Sale
108
Cuba Co (The)
•
Cuban American Sugar....10
Preferred
100
Curflss Wright
Class A
Sale
Sale
x225*
67
12
20
Crucible Steel of Amer
Preferred
Sale
65
IF
•
...
Devoe Ac
82
26 5* Jan.
95
1143* May 12 124
533* May 12 54
Sale
1063* 108
255*
103*
263*
123*
♦
550.Com Exch Bank Trust Co..20
180,350 Corn Prod Refining
25
4,480
Preferred..............100
210,900 Coty.Inc
164,600 Cream of Wheat ctfs.......*
62,400 Crosley Radio
..........*
81,000 Crown Cor". At Seal........*
Preferi ed
9,510
........*
140 Crown Wll P 1st pf
209,900 Crown Zellerbach v t c...
*
4
353*
885*
23*
1
921,000,Continental Oil of Del
x
106
453* Sale
453*
48
23* Sale
103* Sale
.100
26,600 Continental Diamond Fibre
No par value,
27
48
Sale
553*
63* Sale
293*
313*
101,400,Continental Insurance..2.50
269,900,Contlnental Motors
•
393,900
34,800
26,100
59,500
230
49,200
15,000
628,100
40,700
1,406,100
14,500
105
503
*
warrants..100
239,700'continental Can
82,900
1,639,800
773.600
550
240
30,500
8,500
283*
50«
♦
100
81.500 Continental Bakcl A
134,700
Class B
10,900
Preferred........
158",900
Sale
283*
323* Sale
85* Sale
243* Sale
83*
9%
38,100 Consol Laundries Corp....
1,557,000 Consolidated Oil Corp
*
3,010'
8% preferred
100
594,900 Consolidated Teztlle
•
131,900 Container Corp class A....20
206,100
Class B..
•
70,600
12,500
79,500
215,600
12,470
57,800
80
Sale
2
225*
323*
125*
83* May 14
May
283* Jan.
55* Jan.
21
22
22
22
3
24
25
22
22
22
7
1
343*
15*
65*
153*
293*
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
4
stamped
57.900 Consol Film Industry
143,900
Preferred
1,220,700 Consolidated Gas
50,900
Sale
1
May
53* May
125* May
26
May
35
May
9
May
36
May
663* May
77
May
31
May
313* May
33* May
33* May
18
May
293* M^y
113* May
863* May
365* May
65* May
303* May
10
May
463* May
100
40 Conn Railway At Lighting 100
70
4% preferred......
100
117,600 Consolidated Cigar........
Prior
Sale
185* Jan.
% Jan.
343* May
......100
63*% preferred
Convertible preferred
1,849,400.Commercial Solvents...
23,500,Conde-Naat Publlc'ns..
291,700 Congoleum-Nalrn Inc
12,300 Congress Cigar
825
655*
Sale
28
363* Sale
...
73
Sale
25
3,410
17
Sale
38
5,140,
63*
43*
6
283*
25*
Sale
50
25
"
73*
24*
32
255*
Preferred 7%....
2,300
IF
*8*
Sale
6,290
830
543*
25
Sale
Sale
Sale
36
116
123
Sale
Sale
429,400 Commercial Credit........10
16,800
i§*
65*
55*
193*
22 3
19
28
Sale
14
1
10
14
7
31
23
15
14
25
14
23
12
10
8
14
12
240
163*
Sale
15
5*. Sale
33*
45*
Sale
IF
23*
Preferred
268,900 Comm Inv Trust
1
54
201,200 Columbian Carbon
•
83,700 Columbia Pictures Corp ▼ tc*
1,914,650.Commonwealth Ac Southern
Class A
lky
50
»
....
17,900,
533*
92
8
,
3,220'
Preferred.
100
25,600,Columbia G Ac El PreferredlOO
1,251,000,
Common..
•
2,150|
5% pref series B
100
165,200!
Sale
703*
Colonial Beacon Oil Co
Sale
116
Sale
79
Sale
395*
100
1193*
533*
Sale
100
{Colorado Fuel Ac Iron
18
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
7
5*
43*
4
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
nl*
Sale
203*
143*
265*
63*
123*
t393*
205*
Sale
233
105*
653'
.........100
Sale
80
13*
3*
35*
3%
163*
373*
Sale
Sale
Sale
86
52
Sale"
8
Equipment
•
26,200 Cluett, Peabody At Co......*
Preferred
Sale
Sale
Sale
18,800,Clark
......
Sale
153*
465*
215*
19
%
3%
13
Sale
133*
6%
88
8*
103*
Sale
11
Highest.
Sale Prices.
293* May
May
4 8 May
83* May
Sale
21
May
Sale
305* May
.J** 103* w* May
32
32
333*
May
46
503* Sale
May
69
70
675* May
Sale
c253* May
W* Sale
24
235* May
25*
33*
23* May
3
23* May
163*
May
26
Sale
26
May
11
Sale
93* May
93
85
833*
May
343* Sale
303* May
43* May
J* Sale
28
31
263* May
9
Sale
9
May
44
Sale
405* May
75* Sale
25
\lH
Sale
14
149,000 City Stores
*
64,500
Voting trust certificates..*
10,500
Class A
11,800
Class A rot trust ctfs
*
440
Preferred
50,400 Coca-Cola Co (The)
9,900
Class A..
455*
Sale
78,300 Chicago Pneum Tool
72,400
Preferred
4,600 Chicago Yellow Cab
•
47,100 Chlckasha Cotton Oil
It
120,200 Child s Co..
2,750 Chile Copper
.....25
4,791,900 Chrysler Corporation.
5
58,200 City Ice Ac Fuel
•
Preferred ..............100
5,710
40 City Investing
100
Sale
Sale
fo
17%
5
134,200 Chesapeake Corp
Lowest.
iS*
93
Sale
Central Agulrre Associates
Collins flt Alkman
43*
16
153*
283*
103*
100
Preferred
Sale
A*
Sale
Celanese
240 Debenham Securities........
49,100
Sale
Sale
...
120
355
8,300
14,600
163,100
Sale
*
Warrants
208", 900
Sale
683*
100
Preferred
600
125*
26
35
27
Sale
100
Caterpillar Tractor
782,800 Cerro de Pasco Copp
117,100 Certain-Teed Prod
5,800
7% preferred
494,840
8,100
286,400
1,820
1,200
79,200
1.
Sale Prices
Sale
43*
93*
215*
305*
Sale
10
A
Ask.
30%
Sale
Capital Admin Co Ltd CA..1
Preferred class
33
Sale
Sale
Canada Dry Glng Ale....... 5
Cannon Mills
..*
......
"8*,700
♦
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
Sale
1,900
2,300
1,190
9,500
4,800
y
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
Shares.
35
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
26
343* Feb.
1
Jan.
30
Feb.
23
55y Apr. 25
17 110
May
14
283* Jan.
"
28
24
1
28
28
5
16
313* Jan. 24
403* Apr.
2
23
_
10
16
283*
19
Mar. 10
Jan, 31
Feb.
17
113* May 28
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
36
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY.
AGGREGATE SALES.
STOCKS
N. T. STOCK
In
Since
May.
Jan. 2
EXCHANGE
Jan. 1.
"6*,66O
10
20
110,300
124,100
8,000
20,800
210
"1,766
119,006
i¥ASale
Eawtern
"95"
~~5H
Rolling Mills.
Sale
Co. of N. J-*
........10«
Eastman Kodak
Sale
Preferred.
1,370
376,600 Eaton Mfg. Co..-...-.-...-.*
20
894,400 E I duP de Nem 8c Co
cumul preferred....100
28,000
41,400 Eltlngon Schild
——...
New
27,600
1,500
654% con? 1st pref
100
1,167,700 Electric Auto-Lite (The)—5
235,000 Electric Boat
24,200
92 M
Sale
Sale
12034
Sale
1334
Preferred
89,400
27,000
(0)..
150
1,600
1,500
2,100
1,400
17,500
9,700
113,900
2,500
6,700
72,000
131,900
565,100
13,640
2,000
1,800
4,600
2,000
59,700
4,170
240
30
8,200
450
99
93
Sale
Sale
*
Sale
....
Sale
*
Sale
1
Sale
234
Sale
5
13
18
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Evans Products Co—......5
Sale
Sale
*
......25
Sale
Sale
.
234
151
Certifs of deposit....
-25
Preferred
—.100
a
VA
Sale
7
Sale
..100
Pref ctfs of deposit
Fairbanks Morse 8c Co
Sale
7% preferred.......
100
Fashion Park Assn.........*
May
3
Sale
125
2054
Sale
125
May 14 54
May 15126
80
100
200
3,800
4,000
5,900
6,700
400
Federal Light 8c
534
Federal Screw Works
18,400
1,300
11,100
3134
854
2634
10454
2054 Sale
87
8534
...
Preferred series A......100
13,700
77,100 First National
Stores
23
7
55
50
90
75
95
85
6454 Sale
...
234
29
3034
934
754
2034
1734 Sale
Sale
81
15
10
25
2
20
6
26
21
10
28
Apr.
43| Jan.
21
834 Jan*
1954 Feb.
7
Jan. 24
134 Feb. 21
354 Feb. 23
8
Jan.
4054 May
54 May
134 Jan.
52
Feb.
May 14 63
3 126
Jan.
434 May
1154 Jan.
51
May
May
11
Feb.
Jan.
57
75
434
5
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
31
2254 Jan.
7
May
3434 Jan.
75
May 10
70
Jan.
554 May
1134 Apr.
62
19
19
6
3
Mar. 13
Feb.
14
Apr.
10
Jan.
30
Feb.
Feb.
23
6
2354 Jan.
Apr.
20
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
3
2
Jan.
154 Jan.
254
3234
934 May 18
7
25
7
3
87
2
71
6534 May
1
7
22
May
7
15
12
11
21
May
May
May
Apr. 10
Apr. 25
5434 Jan.
5934 May
22
19
Apr. 27
Apr.
2
Apr. 17
Apr.
4
Apr. 14
Apr. 18
Jan.
10134 May 28 10454 May
17
2154 May
May
86
May
z81
May
6534 Sale
5
Feb.
1
Mar.
434 Feb.
3
Feb.
7
Jan.
30
Jan.
May
1
May
2
May
4
May 10
May
May
May
May
May
b
Feb.
154 Mar.
4
2
7
1
7
Feb.
1434 Jan.
634 May
734 Jan.
9
Jan.
4
16
Mar. 20
120
May
May
7
May
11
2534 May 22
4
834 May
754
734 May
29
934 May
9
954 Feb.
7
Apr. 18
434 Jan.
18
85
May
6
Jan.
2
554 May
1634 May
1734 May
81
22
Jan.
Feb.
1634 May
1434 May
4534 May
1
May
234 May
26
16
Jan.
May
854 May
634 May
1534 May
May
56
4
19
Mar.
30
104
102
May
May
May
May
May
554 May
2?4 May
2
May
554
354
2
•
Fidelity Phenlx Fire Ins.2.50
Fifth Avenue Bus Sec Corp
7
May
13
5034 May 31
24
534
334
*
Preferred
100
1,000
232,000 Firestone Tire 8c Rubber... 10
"""170
5
May
434 May 25
7
80
Federal Motor Truck
180 Fllene's Sons
234
134
834
S*
Mining 8c Smelt..100
..100
Preferred
Federal Water Service A
534 May 12
Sale
734 Sale
Preferred
Federal
May 12
934 May 12
20
May 14
6 34
1334 Sale
5034 Sale
21
Stores.*
Traction..15
May 11
1534 May 11
654 Sale
1034
1034
2354 Sale
654
15
11
14
18
15
14
434 May 11
1234 May 14
454
434
1334 Sale
15
1434
Preferred.. ............100
Federated Departm't
20,400
70,100
1,310
5,200
1,800
52,500
39,700
43,700
61,900
2,160
1,200
6,900
7
51
5234
Sale
19
21
5;
9
71
57
134
12 M Feb.
9634 May
May
3
2234 Apr.
16 10334 Feb.
2122
May
16 140
934 May
May
14
4
May
2
14
1
30
534 May
5
9
Mar.
4
754 May
16
Feb.
10354 Apr.
16
2454 May
99
May
May
May
May
May
54
154
23
9 110
7
May 25
434 May 14)
Sale
1154 Mar. 26
14
2
93
Sale
14
1
7
21
16
4
1
21
4
1
1
22
1334 May
1234
1134
4054
54
134
\i*
41
5434
5234
120
Sale
Fairbanks Co
8
17
May 14
1934 May
734 Sale
534 Sale
1434
134
234
preferred.......—*
Exchange Buffet Corp.
May 14
May 14
II
434 Sale
754 Sale
634 Sale
1634 Sale
1434 Sale
44
4434
Equitable Office Bldg ...—
Eureka Vacuum Clean......5
$6 cum
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May 16, 9354 May
80
1 12234 May
11934 May
Sale
94
21
554 Sale
.
42,100 tElk Horn Coal Corp
Preferred......
....50
31,410
Emporium Capwell Corp...
16.900 Endicott-Johnson..——..50
Preferred
....100
3,600
24,400 Engineers Pub Service...... *
$5 conv preferred ......_.*
11,940
$5.50 preferred
18.000
"2", 660
Highest.
Sale Prices.
it*
12
1154
|
Sale
97
Sale
Elec Storage Battery.
14
23
shares........
American
472,000 Elec Power 8c Light—.—
Preferred certificates
138,700
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Elec & Musical Ind—
360,820
123,100
42,500
18,200
8,800
2,400
1,500
2,700
18
1634
8434 Sale
12234 Sale
1934
Sale
—10«
3
Preferred......
5,870
170
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices.
104
May 21 104
104
10634 102
1 10334
10134 10234 10134 May
10234 Sale
2934 May 19 30
35
25
2434
954
May 14
734
754
754
954 Sale !
96
Sale I 9534
8754 May 7 9634
93
1 140
135
May
140
Sale
138
135
Sale
1534 May 12 1934
Sale
100
.......
320
Ask.
Sale
7
16
Sale
1
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
10
..
12.200 Duplan Silk..............
Preferred
100
330
2,430 Duqueine Light 1st pref.-lOO
380 Durham Hos Mills pref—100
1,300
35,700
156,400
6,000
Drug. Inc
Dunhill Int
Ask.
Bid.
Pat
72",200
I
1.
May
1934.
Shares.
Shares.
1.
Price
17
Feb.
19
Apr.
Apr.
May
Jan.
21
23
Flsk Rubber
100
First preferred
Shoe class A
15
4,600 Florsheim
300
Preferred 6%
104:266
52,500
6,600
19,300
-.100
9
tFollansbee Bros
80
10
1034
1134
1454 Sale
19,600 Food Machinery Corp
162,400 Footer-Wheeler
720
7% conv preferred..
*
58,900 Foundation Co
39,300 Fourth Nat'l Investors
12,700
4,300
17
45
80
1334
1454
1934 Sale
1
23
22
11
aH3/s
17
Sale
18
Sale
7634 Sale
1234 Sale
2334 Sale
Rights
Class A
328,500
170
2,210
184,100
1,700
2,250
2,970
55,500
5,260
124,900
41,200
100
320
600
4,100
1,240
7,800
300
16
100
10
Free port Texas Co
4354 Sale
434 Sale
1834
1854
1454
1434
70
65
1134
10
20
Sale
May
14
234 May
May
1234 May
70
May
834 May
2054 May
17
Sale
1
14
24
14
14
18
Class A
410
30
""666
10
General
470
100
900
800
1,100
50
5,100
5,600
4,400
15,400
110
47,400
2,400
10,200
1,200
60,900
890
27,300
45,000
900
5,200
99,200
2,600
11.300
290
54
16|500|
7% preferred
413,900 Glldden Co (The)
6 965
7% prior preferred
271,400 Gobel (Adolf)
Gold Dust certificates
Preferred
1534
20
25
15
16
954
100
654
354
21
14
Sale"
10454
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1034
Sale
...»
Sale
Sale
79
88
Sale
Sale
Sale
•
*
*
40
10134
95
Sale
Sale
Sale
21
Sale
19
1254
Sale
38
Sale
Sale
52
Sale
454
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
Sale
9634
•
86
Sale
Sale
88
334 Sale
8s
ily>
iiH
.....
Sale
IS*
234
Sale
IVA
iJB
Sale
1334
9334
Sale
Sale
3734
Sale
6054
354
2234
2534
10034
Sale
Sale
5
.*
54
5434
5454
11234
10834
2934
3154 Sale
10054 10054 9854
5
454
1034
alVA 1654
1854 Sale
56
Sale
20
100
•
Sale
11*
934
57
Sale
23
Sale
Sale
23
22
98
Sale
19
110
634
Sale
1834
119
107
:
..»
Sale
50,100
7% Pre'erred-.
100
561,600 Goodyear T A R
25,750
preferred
»
114J50 Gotham Silk Hosiery
•
Preferred..............100
730
Preferred ex-warrants..100
value,
a
Optional sale,
c Cash sale,
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
9834
Sale
Sale
5754
18*
50
Sale
5254
Sale
Sale
2734 Sale
Sale
Sale
72
Sale
Sale
754
4834
60
6934
80
56
1234 May 12
4554 May 14
2634 May 12
74
May 19
7
May 14
56
May 10
1634
5654
3554
8134
934
63
Gould Coupler**A**.........*
No par
May
17
x
Ex-dividend,
8
21
1254
5234
Sale
5434
Gold 8c Stock Telegraph.. 100
512,800|Goodrich(L /)
21
Sale
Glmbel Brothers...........*
3,700'
Sale
if *
General Refractories
Voting trust certificates..*
Gen Steel Castings pref
*
376,700.Gillette Safety Rasor
•
20,800'
Convertible preferred
*
341 600
2234
1234 Sale
3234 Sale
Sale
•
•
62,500
77,200
2,330
10
69*966
—
Preferred
100
Gen Realty 8c Utilities Corp. 1
19,300!Prele,™,
102 700
2054
754
Sale
•
*
*
_.__.....*
Preferred..
55 700 General Public Service
07 OOO.General Ry Signal.
60
400
Preferred (5)
990.General Printing Ink
296,800
2934
102
754 Sale
434 Sale
»
(7)
1^480
20
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
101
1234 Sale
3534 Sale
506 G*11 Outdoor Advertising...*
8!800| A
*
26,000
May 24
Sale
1754 Sale
934 Sale
aV/a 734
3434
3754 3834 Sale
Sale
106
10834 Sale 108
1834
1934 Sale
2154 Sale
15
7
14
13
36
36
preferred A
...
6,000
1,700 General Italian Edison
*
63,200 General Mills
Preferred..............100
4,600
Gen Motors Corp,
10
57,400
1254
3154
54
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
Sale
10
May
2
May 11
May
1
May 21
May
4
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May 28
May
May
May
May
May
May
234
1354
734
8434
3434
76
2534
*
Electric.....
Preferred A (8)——
4,359,700
11
87
Sale
106
834 Sale
434 Sale
*
100
Conv
900
234
Safe*
8?"
101
*
Class B
13,300
1354
1154 Sale
Special
...10
118,200
General Foods
245,300
Gen Gas Jc Elec CI A.......*
365,887
Preferred A
24
14
21
..10
........
2,287,110
Sale
82
Preferred
Class A
28,400
47,700 Gen Cigar Inc
Preferred (7)
4,170
309,350
28,300
44,800
44,200
1034
3854
Gen American Investors
Gen Amer Transp Corp
General Asphalt
*29"
24
934 Sale
5
129,400 General Bronxe........
*
64,900 General Cable
Preferred 7%..........100
17,220
11,400
5,600
1,400
1,900
7,600
158
31
18
Gamewell Co (The)
2,770
410
•
Jan.
25
4
Apr.
1754 Feb.
21
May
22
Feb.
80
Mar.
1734 Jan.
2734 Feb.
234 May 12
1034 Jan.
9
1234 May 14
60
Jan. 23
834 May 14
1954 Jan.
5
7634 May
1334 May
2334 May
May
May
May
May
May
5334 49
4834
3934 Sale 135
130
13034
1654 Sale
3
254
146,300 General Baking Co.........5
Preferred
*
15,900
Sale
135
29
6% conv pref ...........100
Fuller Co prior pref
2d preferred
Gabriel Co (The)
Sale
50
new
Franklin Simon pref..
3,900
222,100
177,200
19,300
28,600
PW
2*2
11
21
4
16
16
30
5
Fox Film "A".
35,200
793,800
9,300
1,100
2434
22
10234 no
t Companies reported in receivership.
May
May
May
May
May
May
29
3
3
25
_
18
4
2
17
9
1734 Apr. 26
7
19
16034 Jan. 31
3334 Apr. 26
1954 Apr. 26
4 54 Mar. 12
Feb. 19
20
1134 Feb.
87
6
Mar. 13
4354 Feb.
19
2334
1454
10834
1034
Apr.
24
Feb.
5
7
9
£y*
Feb.
1
33
Apr.
20
12
Feb.
1
40
May 28
Apr. 28
8 110
Feb.
Mar.
4
2534 Feb.
5
2
1254 Mar.
1
3634 Jan. 30
6
2:
154 Feb.
231
29
21
Mar. 13
19
22
Mar. 12
2
19
Mar. 13
6134 Feb. 16
6434 Jan. 15
27,11034 May 25
Feb.
5
14' 42
6 103
May
1
2
654 Apr. 20
Apr. 14
5; 21
3
2534 Apr. 23
Apr. 24
10, 88
7
8
554 Feb.
14 4554 Mar. 3
2
2 10134 Feb.
24
20
30
30
23
1934 Feb. 21
4834 Mar. 15
Feb.
6
354
Jan.
3' 2354
Feb.
12|
8
2654 Jan.
12*
_
24
2
1
18
2
1
1
1
Feb.
5054 Feb.
63
62
o
8
4
654
30
Apr. 23
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
2854 Apr. 26
19 103
Apr. 27
2
11'
934 Feb. 27
Apr. 23
May
1
23
6 110
24 77
12
5
18
628
Feb.
Feb.
24
19
Apr. 21
12
41
Feb.
19
19
4
86
Feb.
11
Feb.
19
5
22, 71
Apr. 26
June, 1934.]
N. Y. STOCK
AGGREGATE SALES.
Jan.
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
1.
Ask
Bid.
Graham-Paige Motors....--1
3
Sale
Granbj Cons M S & P.. -M©
Grand Union Co trust ctfs.
82*
Sale
4 2*
Sale
Conv preferred series
Granite City Steel
•
•
Grant (W T)
•
Great Northern Ir ore prop. •
Great West Sug
-
Preferred
...10©
100 Greene Cananea Copper..100
....
Guantanamo Sugar
Preferred
.......100
Gulf States Steel
*
7% 1st preferred
..100
Uackensack Water
....25
..—25
Preferred A
Hahn Department Stores ..*
Preferred
.....—100
117,600 Hall Printing
8,870 Hamilton Watch
950
Preferred
.
......10
*
.......100
.
2,635 Hanna (M A) Co $7 pref
164,000 Harbison Walker Ref
300
Preferred 6%
*
252*
25
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
32*
102*
62*
Sale
39
Sale
i
25
Sale
302*
362*
Sale
36
11
Sale
302* Sale
100
1042*
40
187
52*
alYA
Sale
3 2*
2
5
25
84
80
85
Sale
902*
2*
112* Sale
Sale
29
1102* Sale
111
Sale
42
2
242*
352*
12-8
50
272*
372*
24
29
65
8
92*
53
91
Sale
7
Sale
112*
60
92
2
26
242*
292*
292*
52* Sale
392* 402*
Sale
52*
41
8
45
93
202*
Sale
182*
96
100
96
Sale
56
932*
182*
100
22* May 14
82* May 14
52* May 12
34
May 14
252* May 22
312* May 25
May 14
May 14
May
1
May 14
1?* May
8
May
7
May 10
71
May 14
25
May
1
292* May 11
42* May 12
362* May 10
m
272*
24
76
""22*
Sale
if
Sale
Sale
21
100
Sale
292*
292*
62* Sale
452* 462*
Sale
14
28
32
25
26
362*
26
27
Sale
if
52*
31
30
73
5
Sale
UH
,
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Salt Prices.
Sale
Sale
24
20
26
*
Sale
48
24
>1*1.
22*
92*
Sale
132* Sale
29
Sale
412*
Lowest.
May 31.
May 1.
1934.
Far
56,900
1,060
13,100
2,630
4,200
1,080
531,000
43,000
1.
Jan. 2
Shares.
380,900
153,800
107,100
28,780
7.900
74,100
113,000
324,400
5,220
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
n. t. stock exchange
Since
37
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
7
62* May
May
5
May 24
May
2
152* May 10
96
May
3
9
47
91
Prices
32* May
1
102* May 17
7
May
2
39
May
302* May
36
May
132* May
May 26
May
4
55
May
3
22* May
4
242* May
7
May 17
May 10
May 25
May 22
May
1
May
2
n»
if
8
May
1
May
2
May
2
932* May 29
21
May
2
96
May
3
10
53
4
22* May 14
8
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
23
2
Feb.
6
40
15
23
312*
312* May 25 402*
May 14' 152*
May 14 342*
If
102
Jan.
18
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
7
24
Apr. 26
Apr. 24
8
32* Feb.
31
Feb.
42
Mar. 13
83
9
26
4
30
Apr. 20
Apr. 18
Apr. 23
9
32* Jan.
32* Jan.
Jan.
8
26
Jan.
Jan.
92* Feb. 14
112* Apr. 20
532* Apr. 25
96
Apr.
4
242* Feb. 21
15
8
142* Jan.
87
9
82* Feb. 15
522* Apr. 21
12
252* Jan.
84
19
19
20
2
8
Jan.
25
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
16
202* Jan.
4 2* May
Apr. 24
Apr. 25
59
2
Jan.
27
16
31
2 111
10
Jan.
47
1
Feb.
Jan.
13
8
2
10100
Jan.
26
Hartman Corp class A
Class B
..........
23,580 Hat Corp class A
3,050
6J*% preferred
100
280,700 Hayes Body..
.........2
.......
Sale
32*
Sale
20
J*
57
12* Sale
42*
42*
a
52*
52* May 12
May 16
May 14
Sale
55
32* Sale
Sale
3
52* May 12
May
2
42* May
2
59
22* Jan.
2
192* Jan.
12* Jan.
4
2
62* Apr. 13
May
2
62* Feb. 15
59
1
Rights
—
28,600 Hazel-Atlas Co............25
3,500 Helme (G W)
130
7% preferred
8,400 Hercules Motors
25
90
Sale
98
1022*
-—*
•
43,400 Hercules Powder
Preferred.
100
3,350
15,700 Hershey Chocolate.........*
Conr preferred
5,600
——*
.....
91
93
84
89
85
9
8
612* Sale
1072* 115
1062* 1072* 107
137
100
137
102*
142
147
142
82*
11
9
652*
70
112*
702* Sale
Sale
120
Sale
122
Sale
62
Sale
60
89
91
Sale
902*
109
50
872*
62
932*
May
May
May
May
14 922* May
5
12 1072* May
5
15 142
May 15
14
112* May
2
622* May 14 712*
May
8 122
602* May 29 642*
91
94
May
1
117
May
3
May 31
May
8
May 19
85
May 14 962*
101
Jan.
9 1072*
1232* Mar. 17 145
9
Jan.
4, 122*
59
111
Jan.
Jan.
4'
75
4122
Apr. 23
May
5
Apr. 18
Mar. 15
Apr. 24
May 31
482* Jan.
15, 642* May
83
lo
Feb.
94
8
Apr. 21
Hoe (R) & Co class A.......*
135", 106
Holland Furnace.....
42,100
17,400
206,300
58,900
5,500
79,400
95,000
500,800
973,400
417,900
Hollander (A) A: Son.......
Homestake
5
10(<
Mining
Houdaille-Hershey cl B
—
Class A
—*
Household Finance part pf 50
Houston Oil of Texas.....100
Voting trust certificates.25
rot trust ctfs.-5
52* Sale
52* Sale
322
Sale
32*
112*
Sale
12
52*
192*
42
44
Sale
52
21
54
242* Sale
42* Sale
Sale
46
Sale
152*
42*
Sale
Sale
37
Hudson
142* Sale
42* Sale
22*
782*
370
Hupp Motor Car Corp....
10
Motocycle..
If
Sale
Sale
522*
Sale
20
32* Sale
492* Sale
Sale
13
32* Sale
72* May
82* May
May
32* May
17
May
512* May
172* May
32* May
42
May
122* May
32* May
92* May 17
102* May 17
May 28
52* May
1
222* May 31
522* May 10
242* May
1
42* May
1
532* May 21
162* May
4
42* May
1
335
375
Jan.
32* Jan.
Apr. 23
Feb.
6
Mar. 29
11
Jan.
8
Jan.
23 2* Jan.
43
Feb.
5!
54
172*
3 2*
352*
122*
32*
May 12
May
Jan.
May
May
26
30
Mar. 12
5
292* Feb.
Apr.
6
9
552* Apr.
5
242* Feb.
72* Jan. 30
100
Refining
....10
152.200 Industrial Rayon Corp
•
3
80
........ —
—
Sale
6% preferred
22*
3
632*
Sale
100
101
•
45
Sale
Inspiration Cons Copper..20
5
Sale
42*
42*
72*
32*
Sale
55
82*
Sale
-----
3
May
762* May
242* May 28
632* May
35
45
22* May 19
May
7
101
Sale
Sale
Steel
22 2* May 26
50
May 14
70
23" Sale'
New
9,900
61,200 Ingersoll-Rand...
352*
42*
Sale
Sale
May 23
32* May 10
May
1
52* May 18
Insuranshares Corp (Del)__.l
Insuranshares Ctfs Inc
1
Intercontinental Rubber...*
Inter lake Iron.....
Internat
52* Jan.
52* Jan.
310
3
102*
2
102*
4 388
2
62*
*
Preferred
Inland
10
380
42*
32*
32*
722* Sale
Motor Car
Indian
50
Sale
Sale
Sale
3 7-
82*
92*
Sale
10
Sale
Howe Sound
18,500 Indian
37,000
64,800
12,400
20,800
51,100
66,400
193,500
25,400
27,900
131,200
107,800
82*
92*
356
Sale
...»
Agricultural.
*
Prior preferred
Int Business Machines
100
29
32*
32*
52*
3
4
32* May
4
42*
May
Sale
52* May
Sale
22* May
23
25
May
1342* 1322* May
7
Sale
May
Sale
222* May
1422*
Sale
1
Ltd
Internat Cement
23 2*
9
Sale
•
Internat Carriers
Sale
28
Sale
1322*
82*
222*
382*
Sale
322* Sale
123
1252* 118
6
Sale
Sale
Sale
32*
4
14
24
31
12
42*
52*
72*
32*
May
May
May
May
14 29
May
15 1432* May
9
12
May
12 28
May
May
May
222* May
50
May
1162* Apr.
35
May
May
19
42*
96
242*
14
732*
20 1162*
23
492*
10
62*
Jan.
3
32*
2
22* Jan.
42*
22* Jan. 15
52*
52* May 3ll 112*
Jan.
2
8
62*
Jan.
15
8
372*
Mar. 27 1492*
132
12 2*
52* Jan. 11
222* May 12 372*
nVA
70
26
ig
Apr.
5
Jan.
24
May 28
Feb.
3
Apr. 20
Feb.
21
Feb.
5
Feb.
6
Apr. 25
May
4
Feb.
Feb.
19
5
Feb.
3
Jan.
30
Feb. 21
Feb.
5
Internet Combus Eng......*
Conv preferred...........*
Preferred certificates.....*
489,200 Internat Harvester,....
7% preferred
4,700
•
100
170,500 Internat Hydro-Elec Sys A. 25
*
36,300 Internat Mercan Marine
402* Sale
116
Sale
123 2*
52* Sale
32* Sale
72*
42*
Sale
272*
1212*
222*
Internat Nickel of Canada..*
22
Preferred
100
7.100
4,590 Internat Paper pref 7%..100
53,100 Internat Paper 8c Power cl A *
111
2,127,600
43,000
79,900
202,600
Class B
•
Class C
•
Preferred..............100
29,500 Internat Printing Ink
960
28,300
49,600
27,700
6,840
1,890,500
164,000
12,070
7,400
11,800
140
36,900
403,800
3,290
6,050
1,140
128,700
46,900
1,500
222",800
.*
Preferred
100
International Salt
9
1182*
122*
42*
Sale
2
Sale
12* Sale
122* Sale
82*
«VA
Sale
66
*
20
International Shoe...
*
International Silver...... 100
35
7%
preferred
Internat Tel 8c Tel....
100
*
Interstate Dept Stores
Preferred..,
.........
100
Intertype Corp
Island Creek Coal
*
1
Preferred
1
Jewel Tea Inc..
Johns-Manyille
222*
..._•
100
Sale
22*
12*
20
Sale
172*
212*
792*
Sale
Sale
VP*
83
142*
32*
192*
Sale
282*
44
Sale
42
33
Sale
29
79
Sale
69
Sale
60
28
Sale
Sale
132*
Sale
12
Sale
122*
662*
4
20
if
6
26
90
in1
82*
272*
105
342*
602* Sale
982* 101
48
542*
105
49
Sale
71
110
Sale
Kelth-Albee Orpheum pf. 109
15
30
20
27
Sale
22* Sale
75
Sale
Sale
40
Sale
19
Sale
252* May 14 282*
May 12 125
18
May 28
242*
32* May 26
52*
120
Sale
22* May
May
i
Sale
May
Sale
162* May
85
May
Sale
May
Sale
40
May
292* May
692* May
Sale
112* May
Sale
11
May
Sale
662* May
72* May
82*
Sale
252* May
105
110
May
Sale
f
If
¥f
8
92*
Sale
162*
82*
Sale
100
71
Sale
112
142* Sale
62*
62*
o
22*
Sale
Sale
172*
42*
Sale
62
Certificates
252*
125
5
Kayser (J) Ac Co
5
Kaufman Dept Stores..112.50
.................
Sale
§*
Jones Ac Laugh Steel pref.lOO
Kansas City Lt 1st pf Ser B *
Kelly-Sprlngfleld Tire
New...
Sale
Sale
32
......
Preferred
Sale
30
May 14 392* May
1232* May
9 1252* May 11
52* May 14
72* May
"
32* May 24
42* May
11
31
14
16
8
14
12
14
15
7
14
26
10
22
22*
22*
222*
IYA
86
292*
44
352*
79
132*
142*
692*
1052*
45
May 12 48
May 12
552*
1 112
60
50
70
May 25 71
108
May
9 110
1092* 111
182*
152* May
8
172*
172*
7
May 12
82*
72*
1* 40
30
30
May 24 30
45
48
482*
112
Sale
Sale
44
1112* May
o
22* Sale
22* May 14
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
30
14
5
462* Feb.
13 1252* May 11
6
7
92* Feb.
Jan. 24
2,
6
1152*
42*
32*
41
292* Apr.
May
Apr.
62* Apr.
32* Apr.
22* Apr.
24 2* Apr.
25
Apr.
86
Apr.
302* Apr.
13 125
5 25
18
26
4
4
8
13
18
29
3
21
14
_
12
28
3
502*
452*
842*
172*
162*
722*
27
18
24
20
21
23
23
21
21
11
Jan.
26
Feb.
15
Apr.
9
Feb.
6
Apr. 20
Apr. 24
10
May
May
May
May
May
May 28
May
1
May 24
32* May
2
152* May
1
Feb.
8
28
19
Feb.
21
1052* Apr. 21
33
44
101
Jan.
9
May 12
Jan.
52
Apr. 20
662* Jan. 30
Apr. 18
4 112
60
May 25 77
Jan. 23
972* Jan.
3 1112* Apr. 21
132* Jan.
4
182* Apr. 20
62* Jan.
3
102* Apr. 13
20
Jan.
19
22* Jan.
5
30
Mar. 14
42* Mar. 12
fdeposit
6% pref ctf of deposit...__
29,200
6% preferred
•
Kelsey-Hayes Wheel
...»
Chase Nat Bank ctfs of dep.
Convertible Class A
9,600
..1
Conv class B...........
\
7,800
•
972,300 Kelvinator Co
1,250 Kendall Co part pref ser A..*
Kennecott
Copper ........*
Klmber ley-Clark.
*
Kinney (G R)—.....
*
8% preferred........._...♦
Kresge (S S) Co w_........10
7% preferred
100
Kresge Dept Stores....
1
8% preferred
low
*
9,820 Kress (S H) At Co..
Kreuger At Toll Co (Amer ctfs)
239*166 Kroger Grocery Ac Bak
1,367,850
5,600
26,200
5,500
567,600
1,880
9,230
1,490
......
.....
1,590 Laclede Gas.............100
Preferred
..........100
2,190
......_•
99,300 Lambert Co (The).
13,330 Lane Bryant
6
133,400, Lee Rubber Ac Tire....
a
n# par value.
x
Ex-dividend,
if Ex-Rlghte.
11
Sale
15
Sale
22*
5
22* Sale
122* Sale
172* Sale
62
87
67
202* Sale
12
Sale
32*
32*
122*
15
132* Sale
52*
4
202*
152*
62*
34
6
42*
93
Sale
18
Sale
40
192*
1102*
Sale
3
5
Sale
19
44
Sale
60
Sale
242* Sale
31
Sale
40
40
42
100
22*
11
103
362* Sale
50
Sale
552* Sale
262* Sale
112* Sale
132* Sale
a Optional sale.
10
122*
11
May 15
5
12
12
14
14
22*
172*
812*
42*
Sale
842*
May
May
May
822* May
182*
132*
Sale
182* May
5
8
J°A
28
16
6
32
172* Sale
108
32*
312*
562*
""32*
112*
12
r
42*
262*
162*
1082*
4
35
30
55
40
Sale
26
15
Sale
292* Sale
342*
36
4
15
132*
Sale
212* May
17
May
62* May
34
May
20
May
111
May
5
May
452* May
60
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
272* May
May
42
May
24
May
102* May
102* May
35
52* May
2
4
May 12
182* May 28
882* May
4
10
19
28
8
8
11
5
9
2
312* May
40
May
552* May
262* May
12
May
132* May
1
5
1
1
11
Jan.
2
4
Jan.
22* Jan.
112* Jan,
652* Jan.
Jan.
30
13
10
Feb.
16
2
4
18
72* Feb. 16
212* Mar. 14
882* May 4
172* Mar. 27
23
12
3
182* Apr. 12
Apr. 13
41
Apr. 26
Jan.
2
Jan.
16
6
2
132* Jan.
132* Jan.
101
Jan.
22* Jan.
19
Jan.
36
9
1
20
Jan.
41??*
6
12
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Mar. 16
7
72* Feb.
55
Apr.
4
Apr. 27
3( 61
8
232* Jan.
May 19
42
May 28
4
222* Jan.
35
5
Jan.
6
8
Jan.
3.
33
Apr. 23
63
Feb.
13
60
Feb.
Feb.
9
5
Apr. 19
142* Apr. 26
EXCHANGE—STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK
E SALES.
Price
Jan. 2
1934.
10,1
6;
ii,i
5,:
7,1
4,1
l,:
2/
20,!
8,:
176,800 Liquid Carbonic
Loews Incorporated
Preferred.....
7,900
50,'
3,
22
Sale
20
34 X
22
Sale
30*
21*
Sale
27*
Sale
Sale
26* Sale
22
Sale
146
Sale
Sale
131*
143
JW
y±
Sale
91
92*
16
12
Sale
*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
15*
"3IX
Sale
Sale
42
1192*
106*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
_
dp
Sale
Sale
72
85
27
Sale
Sale
*
1,098,000 (McLellan Stores class A
Preferred
100
50,730
15,000 MacAndrewa & Forbes Co.. 10
Preferred
540
31*
96*
100
200 Mackay Cos pref
280,200! Mack Truck
23,
Sale
36* Sale
55* Sale
2% Sale
16* Sale
(R H) Co. Inc
34,900 Madison Sq Garden etc..
52,200 Magma Copper
....10
57,400 Malllnson (H R) Co
'
5,370i
7% preferred
100
7,300 (Manatl Sugar
100
9,800,
7% preferred
100
20,150 Mandel Bros
•
25,000 Manhattan Shirt.......
25
9,100 Maracalbo Oil Explor
*
142,900 Macy
24,
10,
7,
8,
Sale
*8
10>
I1/
4*
5*
...
1,
1,
2,
350,000
32,
12
~~7"
2,
5,
6,
11,
"e"
i
10
17
2,
11,
12
149,
2,
11,
16,
19,
24,
9,
20,600
259,800
16,700
97,900
13,300
3,440,800
13,000
98,100
506,100
260,900
Mohawk Carpet Mills
Monsanto Chemical
20
*
*
Products
..........5
...._..*
Nash Motors Co..
12,
1
112,800 National Acme
65,900 National Aviation Corp....10
(National Bellas Hess 7%
4,
1
252
....
preferred...
100
National Biscuit..........10
.......100
Register.........*
....—*
807,200
*
124,400 (National Dept Stores.
7% 1st preferred....... 100
22,770
Nat Distillers Prod
*
New
..........*
2,224", 606
7% preferred
Nat Cash
Nat Dairy Prod Corp
.....
30,900 Nat Enamel 8c Stamp.......*
..100
15,600 National Lead.
5
2
...
Preferred
B
100
A........
Preferred
2,300
1,300
.......100
*
Nat Power 8c Light
39
437,700
15
244,100
79,500
5,760
1,600
116,000
66,700
20,200
1,300
114,700
40,100
16,350
21,130
107,400
238,100
2,650
1,220
1,250
328,300
1.134,300
21,100
National
Steel.
National
Supply of Del
value.
Ex-dividend,
8
I
22
8
5
8
3
1,
1,
8,
20,
68,
118,
3,
1
ar
x
Preferred.
25
25
100
.....
...li
National Surety....
National Tea Co..
*
Nelsner Bros..
Newberry Co (J J)
7% preferred
Newport Industries Inc
New
York
New
York Dock
Air
Brake
33
Sale
126
Sale
7%
25*
29*
a
5*
6
Sale
24
Sale
22
Sale
Sale
71
8* Sale
75
33*
8
22
25*
26
26
71
60
71
50
13
13 X
Sale
Sale
Sale
72
Sale
83
Sale
33*
95
2*
1*
41*
125*
111
.
17*
14
14
8
14
10
7
10
14
31
14
23
12
10
14
12
14
12
24
iV<
\lH
88
31
2*
2*
20*
9
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
8
May 10
Jan.
Jan.
13 1
6
74* Jan.
8
Jan.
15
16
12* Jan.T
26* Mar.
25* Jan.
3
1
6
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
12
Feb.
2b
Jan.
11 ]
102
Jan.
26 ]
72
2
3
15* Jan.
8
Jan.
10
Jan.
2
Jan.
9
n
15
12* May 10
May
7
84
8
Jan.
4
Jan.
25
May 10
Jan.
2
11* Jan.
2
Jan.
6
Jan.
1
2
30
4
1
1
1
1
May 19
May
3
1
7
1
1
Jan.
5
95
7
May
May
2
4
2* May
16* May
9* May
4
§1*
2
2
3
21
May 21
3 * May
2
28* May
11
5* Jan.
29
4
25
May
17 * May
2* May
Jan.
1 * Jan.
Jan.
24
19
4
1
5
9
3
18
1
5
17
2
5
May 14
Jan.
73
May
29* May
46 * May
7
May
8
23
1*
1*
38*
119*
33
5
12
14
15
11
12
31
14
28
3
May 12
Jan.
129
Sale
Sale
Sale
46
35* May 24
6* May 14
25
May
7
25
May 17
75
May 26
31
May 10
OX May 12
38* May 12
40* May
1
7* May
1
27* May
2
26
May 11
77
May
4
35* May 25
9* May
2
47
May 21
21
25* May
4
26* May 22
60
May
4
5* Sale
85
Jan.
13 1
29
Apr. 24
May 10
May 22
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
23*
38*
2*
15*
1 *
7*
Jan.
1
1*
4*
12*
1*
4*
5*
21 *
12*
6*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May 11
Jan.
5
Jan.
8
Jan.
4
Jan. 24
28
May 14
Jan.
110
23 ]
8
Jan.
2
4* Jan.
Jan.
10
2
2
9
Jan.
13
49
Jan.
30
3
Jan.
26
2
Jan.
13
<
6*
Mar. 21
30
7*
Sale
J**
26
19
Sale
39
49
46
9*
11* Sale
12* Sale
43*
15
IS*
ii*
15*
6* Sale
14*
15*
Sale
25
Sale
4*
10*
Sale
Sale
3*
46*
5
Sale
Sale
132
18*
13*
4*
Sale
Sale
1
17* Sale
136
119* 125*
103
9* Sale
100
8*
40*
142*
17*
16*
2*
80
May
May
May
May
5* May
13* May
15* May
83
May
11
14
14
18
43*
24*
42
23*
17*
Sale
Sale
48*
Sale
8*
23*
9*
8*
Sale
Sale
11
Sale
32*
36
21
Sale
7
Sale
16*
5*
7*
19
Sale
Sale
Sale
May
* May
9* May
32
May
12* May
13* May
38* May 22
23
May
2
8* May
1
18* May 19
20* May
4
6* May
1
9* May
4
9* May 14
9* May 12
May 10
19* May 10
6
May 12
17
May
7
15* May 14
30
5* May
7
7* May 31
Sale
17
48
22* May 12
6
Sale
Sale
33*
143* 142
Sale
14*
Sale
15*
1*
Sale
47* Sale
17* Sale
36
3
1
1
2
47* May 29
4
May
2
27* May
4
19* May
2
45* May 22
28* May
39* May
9
2* May 10
24* May 17
16
May 14
39
May 14
22* May 14
42
May 15'
* May 16
7* May
7
8*
40*
145*
17*
17*
2*
19*
May
May
May
May
May
May
15* May
Sale
23* May 14 29*
27*
26* May 14 30
140* 139* May
8 145
140* 148
143
139* 143*
May
2 143
109
118* 113
116* 112* May 14 113
11
Sale
9* Sale
9* May 12 11*
51
59
Sale
16
Sale
Sale
22* Sale
25*
27
140
40
Sale
15*
16*
49* Sale
49
May 31
May 10
May 14
11
May
40
14
May
3
May
1
May 14
May
2
May 22
May
1
May
1
2
4
1
May
2
May 12
May
1
May
May
May
48* May
17* May
54
May
4
4
8
4
Jan.
5
50
May 10
4
11
14
14
12
May
May
May
70* Jan.
11
11
Jan.
3
36
Jan.
2* Jan.
l7* Jan.
11
Sale
105
Sale
10
16
19*
15
13
1
18*
83*
96
*
Sale
Sale
85
98
108* Sale
I
•
•
Cash sale
12* Sale
19*
20*
40
42*
102
8*
15*
104
9*
17
4
5*
11*,Sale
*
*
Sale
103
8
16
4
9
16
Sale
13
80
98
Sale
80
Sale
96
108* 109
42* Sale
17* Sale
16* Sale
41* 42* 42* Sale
40
17* May
39* May
4
12* Jan.
May 14
21* Jan.
4
37
Jan.
* Jan.
7* Jan.
22* May
9
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
108* May
38
May
15
May
39* May
May
May
May
103
May
10* May
19* May
6
May
May
May
18*. May
83* May
98
May
109* May
8
44* May
14
17* May
9
43* May
% Companies reported in receivership.
Jan.
5* Jan.
12* Jan.
13* Jan.
6
May 12
15* Jan.
2
15* May 14
4* Jan.
9
7* May 31
3* Jan.
6
33* May 23
131
Jan.
3
14* May 12
4
1
Jan.
Jan.
5
Jan.
17
13
9
23* Jan.
16* Jan.
135
Feb.
122
Jan.
100* Jan.
8* Jan.
40
May 31
11* Jan. 10
4
33* Jan.
J an.
5
May 12
4
6* Jan.
39* May 14
100
Apr.
3
11
16
22
46
4
4
39
2
Sale
46
c
11
9*
7*
Sale
34*
Sale 142*
Sale
15*
Sale
17*
Sale
1*
Sale
Sale
28
103
50
47*
Sale
15
16
29* Sale
145
12* Sale
2*
17*
7*
4
11
Sale
19
Sale
51
34
24
Sale
20* Sale
6* Sale
9* Sale
5*
Sale
26
132
Sale
Sale
32
Sale
13
45
Sale
9* Sale
6
28*
45* Sale
28* Sale
Sale
4*
Sale
12* Sale
72*
84
Sale
Sale
31
4*
13
25* May 14
50
May 10
b
16* Jan.
21
50
46*
dH Sale
Sale
in Sale
35*
Sale
15* Sale
*
100
1
Optional sale
May 12
71
4%
12 X
1st preferred.........*
ft% preferred....
32
14
12
17
28
May 14 33
123* May 14 126
Sale
25
..100
American..
30* Sale
128
40
Noranda Mines Ltd.........*
North
9
25
7
New York Steam pref 0%
3
May
May
May
May
May
22
May
13
May
6* May
Sale
6*
25
....100
•
7% preferred
15
36
*
Shipbuilding
96
21*
16*
May
2
May 10
May 22
May
3
May
8
May 10
2
Sale
40* Sale
7* Sale
27* Sale
(N Y Investors Inc_.____
Y
93*
16
14
11
Jan.
64*
16*
27*
17*
22*
* Jan.
.......100
8% preferred
N
22
27
16* Sale
9*
9*
Sale
974,500
64,500
387,200
7,700
453,240
Sale
Sale
88,
3,
86,
1,
38,
130
Sale
VA
o
26
47
22 x
...*
109,300 Mulllns Mfg Corp
Convertible preferred....*
22,800
......*
20,600 Munslngwear
440,100 Murray Corp of America.. 10
•
8.800 Myers (F E) 8c Bros
4,
Sale
5
23*
38*
5*
17*
2*
2*,
7*'
45
Mother Lode Coalition
Motor
146
1
5*
5*
7*
zl4
14*
16
2*
2*
3
4*
4*
4*
7* Sale
6*
Sale
Moto Meter Gauge 8t Equip. 1
316,900 Motor Wheel
1,
1,
61,
Sale
2*
38
Wks.,10
...
17*
Sale
Montgomery Ward & Co
Morrell (J) 8c Co
Sale
2
4
18*
•
Preferred...
2*
9*
60
Moline Pow Implem..*
Minn
22*
35*
22*
26*
11
May 14
73* Feb. 23
8
2* Jan.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May 28
May 28
May 26
May
2
May
May
May
May
35
15
34
32
79
33
•
Minn-Honeywell Reg Co
May
40* May
25* Sale
39* Sale
6*
6*
19
20*
2*
2*
76
140 Milwaukee El Ry 8c Lt pf._100
"3*
8
ib
Sale Prices
lM Feb.
....
40,
Sale
2*
4*
50
17
1% preferred..........100
5
67,400 tliami Copper..
197,200 Mid-Continent Petroleum.10
*
98,000 Midland Steel Products
First preferred
...100
3,700
"9"
Sale
Sale
8X Sale
32 X Sale
....100
130 Mexican Petroleum
221H
26
Preferred
100
3,145
Rights
240,500
ft
101,200 Meata Machine Co
7,800 Metro-Goldwyn Pict pref..27
May
83
73
48
8
14
14
15
86
25
34
Sale
ox Sale
20* Sale
13
35 X Sale
107*
IX Sale
30
Sale
4* Sale
10
Sale
8*
100
Rights
405,900
...10
149,300 May Oept Stores...
...
62,400 Maytag Co (The)
Pref with warrants
43,300
S3 preferred ex-warranta..*
1,280
$6 1st preferred
3,010
39,300 Melville Shoe Corp
1
95,500 Men gel Co
2*
2*
2* Sale
19
20*
9*
7*
44* Sale
Sale
in
OX Sale
22 X Sale
13 % Sale
6*
4*
*
7% preferred
8IM
2
Sale
IX
5
•
Mathleson Alkali Work#
720
3
5
5
105,900,Marancha Corp.....
209,100 Marine Midland.
;
44,600 Marlin-Rockwell
398,100 Marshall Field 8c Co
44,300 Martin Parry Corp..
4,
29,
3,
30,
IX
14
26
14
14
12
12
14
10
10
May
May
May
May
May
May
May,
May
Sale Prices.
16
May
1
79
May 25
46*
86*
May
Sale
8*
Sale
6* May
33*
Sale
29
25* May
31* Sale
3
4*
May
Sale
3* Sale
4*
54*
55
50
46* May
51* Sale
34
May
33*
32* 33* 32
32*
103
107
May 24 104
104
102*
Sale
33
100
...•
•
ln«
9
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
84
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices.
15* May
12* May
May
26* May
2
May
2* May
18
16*
13* Sale
Sale
IVs
Sale
Sale
18*
19*
4"
Sale
28*
92*
2
2
2* Sale
2*
1*
1 *
1* Sale
IX
40
38*
38
41* Sale
123
125* 125*
125* Sale
109*
113
105
110
16*
17* Sale"
17* Sale
Sale
Sale
142
Sale
94
666,200 Mclntyre Porcupine Mlnes__5
39,900 McKeesport Tin Plate
•
..5
433,700 McKesson & Bobbins.
Conv pref series A
160,700
50
66,
4,
51,
34,
65,
3,
1,
Sale
31*
Sale
a
22*
89
95
92*
95* z90
94*
18*
c20* Sale
15*
16* Sale
25*
28* Sale
29* Sale
2* Sale
2* Sale
20*
20*
2,
20
Sale
95
26*
Sale
22
23*
Sale
Sale
»
93
21X
Sale
88
4,'
•
12
90
13,
3,
Sale
10
66* Sale
Sale
..........
6,:
9,
11
77*
3*
9*
64*
Sale
67,400 Loft Incorporated...
68,900 Long Bell Lumber A
*
39,300 Loose-Wiles Blsc..........25
340
1st preferred....
100
3,000 Lorillard (P) pref
100
Common
10
314,900
62,100 Louisiana Oil
2,020
6H% preferred
100
50,000 Louisville Gas & Elec A
....1
91,500 Ludlum Steel
Convertible preferred....*
5,900
......*
37,800 McCail Corp
215,400 (McCrory Stores
Class B
•
57,400
59,220
0% preferred
100
6,900 McGraw Hill Pub Co
1/
10,1
5,:
5,:
15
75
Sale
......
2,067,100
04,1
Sale
70 X
21X
•
20,284 Link Belt Co
2/
30,i
3
6
Sale
......
66 ,<
14
85
81
Sale
Sale
Ask.
74*
3*
Sale
16
Sale
Lowest.
May 31.
,
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
14 *
19,200 Lehigh Portland Cement. .50
Preferred
...lit
1,970
75,000 Lehigh Valley Coal
•
Preferred
50
61,700
86,800 Lehman Corn (The)
48,500 Lehn & Pink Products Co..5
601,020 Libby-Owena Ford Glaaa
*
37,700 Life Savers Corp
5
•
41,000 Lima Locomotive Works
6,100 Liggett 8c Myers Tob pref.100
Common
25
22,200
•B
25
155,000
80,700 Lily Tulip Cup Corp
1.
May
Ask.
Par
Shares.
1.1
RANGE SIN
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
1
18
2
10
6
Jan.
15
Jan.
5
3* Jan.
11
8
8
13x
11$
8*
26
28
1
29
90
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
33* Jan.
13* Jan.
34
Jan.
15
4
9
9
June, 1934.]
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
May.
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
Shares
30
May
1934.
587,200 North American Aviation...!
22,100 North Anier tCdlson pref
*
North German Lloyd
Ask.
Bid.
Par
"l",506
80
4.000
5
5% Sale
Sale
Sale
49
Sale
72 54
New
1,210 Northwestern
51,100 Norwalk Tire
420
Ay°
42
Telegraph-.50
............50
588,500 Ohio OH Go (The)
•
151,700 Oliver Farm Equip
—•
61,540
Preferred' A....... •••••.-*
12,400
38,600 Omnibus Corp f tc (The)--*
10,000
Preferred A
100
85,400 Oppenhelm Collins & Co—*
Orpheum Circuit Inc PrefiOO
220",666 Otis Elevator......—
*
2,435
6% preferred...........100
277,100 Otis Steel
35,800
Prior preferred.........100
300
38",300
600
22,400
2,400
6 54
95
....
210
Preferred..............100
9,857
89,257 Owens-Ill Glass Co........25
23,800
14,700
4,800
1,350
193,840 Pacific Gas 8c Elec ........25
126,100 Pacific Lighting Corp
36,400 Pacific Mills
100
6,590 Pacific Teleph 8c Telegr—100
1,110
Preferred
—100
37,500 Pacific Western Oil
*
5%
Sale
90
9954
12 %
8h
1554 Sale
7354
95
4 >4 Sale
9
Sale
29
3254
9654
81 54 Sale
360 Outlet Co
5
Sale
754
.........
50
170
19
43
354 Sale
3454
36
12 % Sale
4% Sale
2154 Sale
*
8c Rubber
Preferred..
I.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Lowest.
Ask.
Sale
454 Sale
7054 Sale
67
7
40
40
Highest.
454 May
May
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
554 May
7254 May
454 Feb.
1
1
10
4754 Jan.
4
1154 Jan.
8
5
3
854 Feb.
1
7454 Apr. 26
......
88,300
21,900
9,300
5,500
1.
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
41,700
1,700
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
M. T.STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Shares.
39
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
13
1554 Sale
99% 100
Sale
6
1954 Sale
39
45
110
Sale'
84
15
254
1154
354
41'
Sale
3654
Sale
254
3454
1054
354
1254
Sale
17
Sale
6
9054
934
1554
May
May
May
May
May
May
43
24
10
7
354
3454
1254
454
2154
14
14
14
454 May 23
9154
1054
89
9
654 May 29
90
May
1
1254 May
2
May 10
May 14
Sale
14
May
8
1654
9954 May 18 102
6
454 May 10
Sale
17
May 14 2054
39
45
42
May
3 45
U4*
11454 May 19 11454
Sale' 7354 May 14 84
101
7
Jan.
254
3454
1054
354
Jan.
8
454
May
7| 37
May 14 1554
May 14
7
Jan.
8 2754
12
9!
16
43
34
May
May
May
May
May
May
454 May 231
Feb.
10
754 Jan.
4
89
May 29
May 12
1
May
4
May
4
May
May 19
1
May
14
May
92
Jan.
454 Jan.
Feb. 27
Apr. 26
Feb. 19
Jan.
29
Feb.
5
5
Feb.
Feb.
5
654 Jan.
2
95
Jan.
3
1454 Mar. 31
8
1954
18 102
4
8
2
25
Feb. 16
May 12
Feb.
19
Feb.
20
9
Jan.
30
Feb.
5
45
1554 Jan.
2354 Jan.
2054 May
72
Jan.
103
Jan.
654 Mar.
3 54 May
6
2
14
2354 Feb.
7
37
Feb.
34
Feb.
7
5
11
8554 Mar. 13
Apr.
5
97
Jan. 23 11454 May 19
7354 May 14 94
Jan. 30
l
150
5,400
174,900
1,610,400
"i'ioo
""4",300
199",300
6,400,
135,800,
2,000j
45,900
87,600
30,900
14,900
654
4%
Sale
10454
Sale
Sale
1054
25
Sale
Sale
82
1354
75
103
Sale
27
Sale
1754
3154
Sale
111
112
7% Sale
454 Sale
Sale
Sale
77
10954 112
Sale
7
4
Sale
1654 May
May
2054 May
7554 May
109
May
7
May
354 May
23
10% May
1
30
1854
14 3354
14 27
25 82
17 111
12
754
14
454
1
May
May
1
May
1
May
May
May
May
1
2
4
1
3 11254 Apr.
19
14
26
854 Apr. 25
654 Feb. 23
8c Trans....5'^
B stock
Class B
400
26 %
New..
Class
1854 Sale
3354 Sale
Sale
24% Sale
*
Packard Motor Car.
Pan-Amer Pet
4,300
1654
1054 Sale
1054
1154
1154 May 28
1054 Jan.
9
11% Jan.
2
254 Apr.
2154 Apr.
30
..50
...
new..............5
40,960 Panhand Prod 8c Ref...
•
2,110
8% preferred
100
{Paramount Publlx Corp..10
1,566,510
Certificates of deposit..10
69,850 Park & Tilford
1
1,195,900 Park Utah Cons Mines..
1
17,300 Parmelee Transport Co.
*
601,200 Pathe Kich
421,900
$4 preferred class A
306,100 Patlno Mines 8c Ent Cons
113,600 Peerless Corp
16
14%
Sale
434 Sale
2654
30
154 Sale
25
26
Sale
4
1
Sale
1%
154
Sale
254
354
•
...
154 Sale
154 Sale
12
154
154
Sale
21
21J4 Sale
3
...
Sale
18
Sale
Sale
4
Sale
59
5734
6054
10754
454
Sale
oS*
24
Sale
11
*
2
Sale
154
14
Sale
15* May 14
1254 May 14
18
454
4
25 54
Sale
Sale
454 Sale
1
154
20
254 Sale
2154 Sale
1554 Sale
254
1754
1354
354
154 May
May
16
May 12
May 12
354 May 14
1
May 14
Sale
4
May
May
May
May
1
li
154 Jan.
12
554 May 29
2754 May
2
554 May 21
154 May
4
1
l'
3
20
3
14
14
14
12
Jan.
May
2354 May
2
1854 May
1
454 May 29
154 Jan.
2
554 Feb. 16
May 12 3554 Feb.
6
354 Jan. 11.
654 Feb. 15
Jan.
Ill
2
Feb.
5
154 Jan.
4
454 Mar. 2
1054 Jan.
4 2454 Apr. 23
13 54 May 14, 2154 Jan.
2
2
Jan.
2
454 Apr. 23
Rights
"4",500
29,100
200
1,000
8,200
100
1,900
350
9,300
300
28",300
*
Penlck Ac Ford
200,300 Penney (J C) Co
Preferred
2,500
21,230
Penn
Coal
Cement-...
100
*
Preferred
170,800
Petroleum Corp
481,500
18,800
3,800
217,100
9,500
Phelps Dodge
400
1,100
10
9,700
94,100
600
Ac 1
440
Preferred...
30
270
41,600
7,100
1,700
10,500
913,200
•
Sale
1154
1754
33
50
107
14
14
50
6254
Sale
rP
13
11
Sale
1554
3154
5754
6454
Sale
1754
7254
6054
1854 Sale
1854 Sale
O
61
55
63
53
May
55
May
10754 May
354
354 May
5
4
May
21
21% May
Sale
3954 May
105
May
"3054 2854 May
15
Sale
Sale
34
9
Preferred.............. 100
354
454
1854
4054
2954
Sale
5
....
29
55
58
Sale
62
110
13
1054
60
3054
1154
1 2 54
1634 Sale
10
Sale
53 54
5554
108
3554 Sale
Sale
8
100
......
107
Sale
354
Phillips Jones Corp........*
59,000 Philip Morris Ac Co
823,300 Phillips Petroleum
17,000 Phoenix Hosiery
Sale
41
*
Sale
Sale
4354 Sale
25
24
5
35
Philadelphia Co pref *%__50
$6 preferred
Phila 8c Reading C
254
95
95
165
•
55,800
4,700
_
Sale
Sale
85
30
.100
8,400 Pet Milk
Sale
oaio
21
115,900 People's Gas L 8c Coke...100
22,900
22,400
254
454
1654
*
9,100
7% preferred series A
16,100 People's Drug Stores Inc
y±
10554 10654
8c Coke........ 10
92,900 Penn-Dixle
770
58
54
*
100
j*
13
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
7
14
14
17
25
14
18
254 May
May
May
May
May
May
May
32
May
7
May
27
May
May
May
254 May
39
May
3
May
10
May
8
May
354 May
154 May
1654 May
14
10
11
10
1054
Sale
15
32
3054
5954
62
454
13*
Sale
10854
454
554
2154
4454
10754
3554
65
60
5454
20
1954
1754
1854 Sale
1654
554
854
554
63
5254
15454
14
1154
1754
3354
6254
554
1654
22
14
60
2054
1954
14
12
17
8
55
3
May
1
May
May 16
May
May
May 15
7
May
May 27
1
May
i1
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
7
1
5
4
17}
18
2
22
29
28
2
14
53
5154
10554
254
354
13
21
86
27
Jan.
May 14 64
4
Jan.
6754 Mar.
Mar. 8 10854 May
Jan.
9,
554 Apr.
6! 754 Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
8. 32
Apr.
Jan.
9
4554 Apr.
Jan. 19 10754 May
Jan.
4
4354 Feb.
954 Jan.
9
Jan.
Jan.
5
24
30
27
16
Feb. 23
3
1454 Feb.
Apr. 26
1854
Feb.
37
9
Jan.
Jan.
16
26
15
1454 Mar.
It*
I*
30
3
12, 6454
Feb.
17
'
654 Feb. 21
Apr.
2
Feb.
58
7454 Apr.
7
1154 Jan.
2054 May 29
J £2054 Apr. u
1554 Jan.
May 12
3
1354 Feb.
Jan. 27
50
Mar.
64
3
Jan.
21
Plerce-Arrow Mot C prof.. 100
Class A
7,900
500
600
400
14.900
260
1,500
540
800
260
500
34,500
2,500
1,900
1,300
18,800
•
New
66,400
52,800
3,100
4,300
3,200
185,800
1,300
7,000
3,320
8,800
6,780
7"
154
.100
Pierce Petroleum.
Pllsbury Flour Mills
Pirelli Co of
Italy A
20
1
6754
.........
100
10
100
Pittsburgh Coal (of Pa)
4% preferred...
6% preferred
Pittsburgh United
Pref
754
30
6,400 Plttston Co (The).
418,900 Plymouth Oil..........
254
37
Common
.....
1,800
1,000
106 ~
4% preferred.
35 preferred
100
§454
53
.
1st preferred
...
preferred..
11*
10
^
254
39
33
3
13
Sale
Sale
4
254
3-254 Sale
7
8
354
454
2
154
1854 Sale
3
11*
iss
14
18
10
12
23
17
15
14
31
17
14
14
12
14
14
13
254 Sale
3354 Sale
10954 Sale
May
1
354 May 18
16
1154 May 15
254 May 14
33
107
May 31
3554 May
2
May
1 110
May 15
May
3
54 May
1
3
May
2
May
1
May
May
May
May
May
8 11654 May 22
14 3854 May
1
May 12
23 103
24 9554 May
2
12 8154 May 4
102
May
May
May
May
May
2 10354 May 17
14 5554 May
1
1154 May
2
10
14 7354 May
1
24 1654 May
1
Sale
10254 10154 10454 102
48
Sale
Sale
4754
Sale
954
1054 Sale
66
Sale
Sale
6254
Sale
1254
1354 Sale
5554
1154
7354
1554
754 Sale
3454 Sale
2854 Sale
3
Sale
Jan.
16
54 May 10
May 11
154 Jan. 13
1854 Jan.
7054 Jan.
954 Jan.
30
7
27
2
Jan.
19
854 Jan.
254 Jan.
4
2
654 Feb.
37
2
Feb.
8454 Mar. 24
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
2
154 Jan.
4
10
May 14
8
May 14
3
Jan.
12
154 Jan.
3
1654 May 14
6
2754 Apr. 27
May 17
Jan.
19
154 Jan. 30
1054 Feb. 14
Jan.
Jan.
14
21
11
2
7
Feb.
19
1
4
21
354 Feb. 21
1754 Feb. 23
5
Feb.
19
5954 Feb. 19
5
1654
1454
654
354
Feb.
21
Jan. 30
Feb.
5
Jan. 30
Jan. 30
2954 Feb.
6
16
114
11854 121
11754 115
33
Sale
3854 Sale x36
104
10454 £10254 Sale 10254
91
9554
9154
9354
9654
79
82
7954
7854
80
2554
Sale
Sale
58
Sale
3054
11
Sale
7
3254
.too
.100
Sale
754
3454
2954
34
354 Sale
1654 Sale
42
.
754 Sale
Sale
3054 Sale
2J4 Sale
38
Sale
6
17
9
18
954
5054
60
254 Sale
15
18
6054
67
954 Sale
5054
55
60
67
48
454 Sale
'54 Sale
16
Sale
44
^
60
354 Sale
Sale
Sale
15
.100
Reynolds Metal Co.....
Sale
954
1854
1054
2254
46
.
..10
Sale
79
82
Sale
2454 Sale
1054
1154
Sale
23,600 Reynolds Spring Co....
c Oash sale,
1954
1054
5654
454
15
...5
Class A
Preferred
Sale
75
54 Sale
254 Sale
1754 Sale
854 Sale
35
4953
254
2%
211,700
Convertible* preferred .100
5
18,900 Revere Conner Ac Brass..
Ex-dividend,
107
254 Sale
.
317,800,MotorCar
x
Sale
654 Sale
2654
1654 Sale
1,237,600 ttepubllc Steel Corp
2,700
Sale
354
24
.........
3d
3,100
9554
11
..100
...
434,900 Rem'ton-Rand
1st preferred...
16,800
value,
Sale
1354 Sale
Ray bestos-Manhattan
*
30,100 Real Silk Hosiery......
10
Preferred. .............100
1,710
91,200 Rels (Robt) At Co_.M..
3,030
No par
Sale
Sale
354 May
54 May
8
May
154 May
2654 May
7554 May
14
May
33
May
954 May
3554 May
3
May
16
May
354 May
5054 May
1
354 May 14
1354 May
2
10
May
1
454 May 2
254 May
22
May
2
May 14
May
1
May
1
May 14
854
4154
3554
354
May
2
May 11
May 11
May
2
1654 May 14
1954
1054
5654
454
26
May
May
May
May
May
654
3354
2754
254
Jan.
10
20
654
154
3354
10254
54
154
Jan.
5 22
Jan.
5
554
May 31' 4154
Jan. 22 110
Jan.
2
154
May
2j
654
105
Feb.
20
Jan.
33
90
17
16
23
15
15
Feb. 19
12 11954 Feb. 17
May 14 45
Feb.
6
8106
Feb. 21
79
Jan.
Jan.
67
Jan.
90
Jan.
4754
954
5854
1254
May 14
May 10
Jan.
9
Jan.
6
8, 9654 Apr. 27
2j 84
Jan.
254 Jan.
Feb. 6
1010354 May 17
654 Jan.
2354 Jan.
15
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
May
Mar.
5954 Feb.
5
1454 Feb. 16
Feb.
6
1954 Feb.
5
80
9
954
4154
3554
454
Feb.
6
May 11
May 11
Feb. 17
9
23
Feb.
Feb.
4
......
103", ioo
157,606
4
16
Sale
Sale
60
.........
32,23©
Sale-
10154 105
3554 Sale
87
9154
8054 Sale
67
Sale
.....
290
Sale
3454 Sale
Sale
Public Service El At Gas—
5,100
35 preferred..
..*
237,600 Pullman Company..
.._*
24,400
4,300
•
Sale
8
100
Rand Mines.
24,000
154,500
23,600
50 J
Sale
2,259,800 Radio Corp of Amer
•
7% preferred "A"
50
95,700
Preferred B..........
839,800
•
495,200 tRadio-Eelth-Grpbeum Cl A*
100
1354
354
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
....
7%
378,300
26,700
249,300
48,600
35,700
1,600
2654
7*
8
Sale
Sale
Sale
454 Sale
254 Sale
2154 Sale
558,430 Pure Oil
*
12,760
8% conv pref...........100
153,400 Purity Bakeries............*
5,700
2,800
Sale
10
30,000 iPressed Steel Car 1% pf.100
Common
»
107,700
23,600
250
im
22
"l",966
5,500
154
2554
Sale
35
33
Sale
7
36
9
Prairie Pipe Line..........33
255,300
4,700
7,600
15,400
"7",700
Sale
33
Sale
16
39,300
1,260
80
38
"""266
1,200
31,100
60,430
Sale
Sale
1254
Pref ctfs of deposit
Pub Ser Corp of N J pf8%.100
500
154
2654
74
1254
5
78,600
11,840
1,200
9
13
180,200 Procter Ac Gamble..........*
Preferred 5%
4,675
...100
634,200 {Producer* Ac Ref Corp. ...50
7% preferred...........50
65,340
500
1.
Sale
51,200 Poor 8c Co class B
19,900 Porto Rlcan Asa Tob cl A..
Class B
14,500
...»
267,400 Postal Teleg 8c Cabla pref. 100
"2"800
860
8
i*
.100
..35
..........100
conv
8
30
Pittsburgh Screw Ac Bolt..
Pittsburgh 8teel pref....100
Pitts Term Coal..........100
Sale
354 Sale
54 Sale
Sale
35
Prairie 011 Ac Gas
2,100
8,600
24,400
Sale
5
54,400 Pierce Oil Corp........
10,600
8% preferred.......
7
a
Optional sale
1254
Sale
754 May 14
5054 May 29
254 May 14
15
May 15
854 May
50
54
354 May
May
4354 May
10
May
20
May
7754 May
22
May
954 May
15
8
May 14
May
7
14
14
23
10
17
23
11
12
11
May
6054 May
54
May
454 May
2054 May
5554 May
1254 May
2454 May
85
May
2654 May
1254 May
{ Companies reported in receivership.
16
Jan.
754 May 14
45
14
5
6
Jan.
23
254 Jan.
1354 Jan.
5
3
3854 Apr.
654 Jan.
3254 Jan.
6
5
1354 Feb. 23
6954 Mar. 14
30
8
Jan.
354 Jan.
2
May 14
15
39
5
Jan.
Jan.
1154 Jan.
46
4
8
6054 Apr. 26
6
5
1554 Jan.
654 Jan.
2
9
2
2
67
Mar. 14
554 Feb. 23
2554 Feb. 23
6754 Feb.
1454 Apr.
Apr.
85
Apr.
2754 Apr.
1354 Apr.
29| 2854
Jan.
Apr.
23
11
11
25
26
25
N. Y. STOCK
40
aggregate sales.
In
May.
„
68,100
90
200,
1934.
Bid.
Par
Shares
561,000 Reynolds (RJ)Tob cl B
Claw A
2,370
500 Rhine Westphalia Elec Pr
1*
Sale
60
19
—
May
Ask.
.
44 34
59 3*
10
-
Richfield Oil Go of Calif
1.
Bid.
Ask
Prices
Sale
Ask.
Sale
43
Sale
57
10
20
123*
Sale
603*
163*
413* May 14
57
May
1
15
May
3
443* May 26
59
May 26
16
May
3
Sale
Sale
93*
303*
83*
Sale
8
May 25
293* May
8
73* May 14
333* May
1
103* May
1
323* May 17
83* May 28
353* May 18
k
X
1
2l'
Sale Prices.
57
Jan.
5
453* Jan.
593* Jan.
15
M^y
3
23
9
3
Mar. 13
133*
333*
103*
393*
Feb.
8
Apr. 26
Feb.
6
Feb. 19
393* Mar.
•
103*
26 X
3k
4X
36 X Sale
10 k
31X
33 X
Sale
63*
293*
83*
333*
243,300 St Joseph Lead...........10
119,700 Safeway Stores...........
*
Preferred (4)...........!••
7,870
Preferred (7)
9,860
1M
47,300 'Savage Arms Corp—
..*
5
1,232,800 Schenley Distillers Corp
1
188,700 Schulte Retail Stores..
24,585
8% preferred...
....100
2,360 Scott Paper
....—*
23 X
46
203*
53 H
Sale
19
Sale
Sale
483*
Sale
268,200 Seaboard Oil Co of Del....
6,400 i Sea grave Corp (The).......*
1,128,600 Sears, Roebuck Ac Co.......*
1
23,400 Second Nat Investors...
1,900
85 cony preferred
1
53,500 tSeneca Copper............*
........1
806,900 Servel Inc
40,400 Sharon Steel Hoop .....—*
18,000'
4,800:
5,900
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
57
42
....
Highest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Lowest.
May 31.
Bid.
Rio Grande OH............*
700'
1.
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
28 X
7
_♦
7,900 Ritter Dental Mfg
70,300 Roan Antelope Cop Mines..
5
93,100 Rossia Insurance
23,900 Royal Dutch Co N Y she—
...
26 X
Sale
Sale
119X 1113*
30 X
4
15
33 X
Sale
41
2
Sale
35
4?«
23*
k Sale
36
—
21
293*
33*
403*
2
413*
Sale
1
73* Sale
83*
73*
53* Sale
10 k
Sale
7
44
63*
73*
53*
*
47
48
11
Sale
Sale
26
23 k
273*
8X Sale
Sale
9
Sale
9
Sale
Sale
*
70
Sale
9 k
10
Sale
Sale
iiH
5k
6k
H Sale
3834
4
—
43*
Sale
o'A
Sale
253*
43*
263* Sale
23
213*
483*
43 3*
49
Sale
x31X Sale
Sale
33*
3
Sale
413* Sale
Sale
23*
23*
423*
363*
443*
48
Sale
3
Sale
7
Sale
26
42 X
2k
423*
Sale
5k
Sale
Sale
73*
Sale
9
6k
Sale
1023*
1093*
Sale
104
104
110
84 H
100
99
5
127,200 Sharp Ac Dohme
8,600
Cony pref series A.......*
354,500 Shattuck (G F)
944 Shell Transp Ac Trading— £2
436,700 Shell Union OH
Convertible preferred.-100
32,400
50,400 Simms Petroleum....
490,400 Simmons Co
Sinclair Con Oil Corp..
Sale
83
Sale
8
18
Sale
75X
46
47
46
83*
233*
83*
703*
83*
143*
93* Sale
203*
83*
25
Sale
75
Sale
9
83*
153* Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
12 213*
12 533*
10 105
2 112
9
14
10 34
5
10
14 26
12 49
10 36
24
33*
14 473*
10
23*
3 413*
14
13*
8
10
14 10
7
14
23 49
113*
12
14 233*
14
*8*
76
11
14
103*
183*
14
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
17
1
25
8
8
May 25
263* Jan.
3
4
33
Jan.
3
Apr. 30
5
273* Feb.
57
Apr. 23
May 25
15 112
Apr. 20
163* May 12
44
843*
983*
6
253*
33*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
3 105
Jan.
12
Feb.
15
May
Jan.
383
Apr.
11
8
Feb.
5
303* Apr.
50
Apr.
383* Apr.
16
5
11
7
5
26
2
453* Feb.
Jan. 22
2
Feb.
14
Feb.
5
43* Jan.
14
7
4
4
1
9
Apr.
133* Feb.
73* Feb.
49
May
133* Mar.
263* Mar.
113* Jan.
233* May
73* Jan.
58
Jan.
89
Jan.
113* Feb.
243* Feb.
83* May
143* May
24
23
5
3
9
14
27
26
5
5
*
8% preferred..........100
25
8X
...106
Preferred..
5,200
3,700 Sloss-Sheffleld Steel A lr.100
...100
Preferred
4,750
v
300,900 Snider Packing....
1,567,700 Socony Vacuum Corp. "1.25
Solvay Am Inv Corp—
—100
22,600
5H% preferred
*
78,500 So Porto Rico Sug
53 X
71,400 Skelly OH Co
...
...
..
810
12X
23!
7 k
16 k
25
194,800 Sou California Edison
Sale
Sale
16 k
6,700 Spalding (A G) Ac Bros...—*
1st preferred...........100
1,800
1,640 Spang Chalfant Ac Co
*
Sale
6
If#
.....
.
339,500 Standard Gas Ac Elec
180,500
$4 preferred..
......
Preferred (7%)
56,900
29,400
Preferred (6%)
Com'l Tobacco
Stand
98,700
13,900
23,000
500,500
18,500
879,900
32,300
Corp—*
Standard Oil Export pref. 100
Standard Investing
•
Stand OH of Calif
Standard Oil of Kansas
10
Standard Oil of N J
25
Starrett Co (The L
S)
*
157,900 Sterling Products Inc
10
27,300 Sterling Sec Corp cl A...— •
Preferred
*
22,000
265,500
472,000
37,995
733,300
31,200
4,010
11,100
138,400
82,800
21,800
10,700
40,900
29,700
63,700
457,250
411,400
239,200
384,700
50
Conv 1st preferred
5,600
16,300
1,040
174,200
8,600
14,900
154,000
i§*
59
68
IX
11
Sale
6
Sale
17
(The)—50
*
OH—10
1
Tex Pac Ld Trust ctfs
100
Sale
Sale
3X Sale
7 k Sale
650
850
Sale
Sale
Sale
2
53*
53*
363*
35
Sale
83*
83*
Sale
Sale
29
19
Sale
23*
103*
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
13*
33*
113*
53*
253*
343*
43*
13*
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
83* Sale
800
1.000
10x
11
13
Sale
39
40
41
103*
433*
Sale
preferred..........100
49
6X
54 H
Con vertlble
preferred
....
The Fair Co
Third Nat'l Investors......
Thompson
5X
(J
R)........
Thompson Products—
207,000 Thompson Starrett
1
25
*
*
80
,
6
Sale
63*
13
Sale
153*
73*
163*
33*
...........1
Thermoid Co
8k
Sale
Sale
21
Sale
63*
14
"42"" "503*
53*
a*
3*
33*
Preferred...
—.*
2,800
722,300 Tidewater As»oc Oil........*
Preferred 6%
.100
27,200
20 34
*
1,000 Tidewater Oil..
8,400
5% conv preferred
...100
325,700 Tlmken-Detrolt Axle Co... 10
276,200 Timken Roller Bear........*
Tobacco Products Corp.....*
Certificates of deposit....*
28X
19
30
78
86
1
7
1
115
85
83
Sale
19
83*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Jan.
9
9 > 273* Feb.
2
42
Apr.
17
Jan.
May
17
23
4
193* Feb.
5
6 1013* May
14
393* Feb.
2
293* May
Jan.
153* Jan.
16 130
5
Mar. 24
223* Feb.
4
34
21
39
Sale
Sale
Sale
13*
Sale
36
7
73*
:
Sale
Sale
22
)2
15
23*
83*
24
Sale
60
Sale
17
Sale
Sale
7
.
Mar. 13
Jan.
15
53* Jan.
10
303* Jan.
11
7
Jan.
22
30
Jan.
23
33* Jan.
5,
31
9
2
Jan.
15
Apr.
Apr.
153* Apr.
62
Apr.
21
21
23
24
8
Feb.
21
73* Apr.
Apr.
18
24
Feb.
23
10'
61
16112
25
14
19
Jan.
Apr.
10
53
1534 Jan.
5X Jan.
5
24
11
Apr.
2
Feb.
7
13
313* Feb. 20
4
Jan.
19
673* Apr. 25
1
18 3* May 12
2534 Feb.
3 12534 May 21
1213* Jan.
5
Jan.
10
21k Jan.
2
63* Jan.
73* Jan.
173* Jan.
•8
8
16
Jan.
4
Jan.
X Jan.
963* Jan.
3:303* May
33 k Feb.
413* May
6
Jan.
47 34 Jan.
30
10
9
6
Feb.
17
Feb.
6
6
24
33
8
Feb.
6
Mar. 13
13* Jan.
2 11034 May
14
423* Jan.
13' 41
Apr.
16
503* Feb.
15
14k Apr.
4
61 k Apr.
13
5
26
30
21
17
19
21
3
Feb.
6
6
Jan.
12
363* Feb.
1
2
3
'
Feb.
103* Feb. 21
6
13 34 Feb.
Jan.
47
193* Jan.
43* Jan.
513* Jan.
Feb.
19
93* Feb. 21
Apr. 21
100
Jan. 17 1133* Apr. 23
5
143* May 25 2534 Feb.
May
May
May
62
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
14
11
8
12
12
14
14
12
12
5
May
1
13* May 25
33* May
3
12
May
53* May
26
May
353* May
43* May
83* May
103* May
May
83* May
763* May
5
May
15
May
7
May
133* May
23* May
19
May
113* May
773* May
14
7
12
14
8
24
12
14
14
2
14
14
133*
433*
103*
80 3*
173* May
4
May
19
May
133* May
85
May
8
5
May
133* Jan.
2
7
May 12
133* Jan.
4
23* May 14
19
Mar. 31
83* Jan.
4
643* Jan.
4
37
17
15
14
14
37
31
Mar. 26
80
Jan.
11
33* Jan.
4
23*
103*
4 3*
213*
1
19
534
23*
53*
1534
634
293*
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
4334 Feb.
63* Apr.
12
Apr.
26
19
23
1
19
5
6
153* Jan.
30
Jan.
29
3
63* May
Jan.
Feb.
1534 Feb.
1 k Jan.
23* May
May
11
33*
3*
23*
103*
43*
213*
303*
33*
73*
17
383* Apr.
Jan.
1X Jan.
3
41
4
63* Jan.
83* May
83* May
29
May
53* May
Mar. 20
13
74
2
14
41
Sale
Sale
42
Sale
Sale
Sale
263*
4k Sale
303* Sale
353*
963*
73*
313*
618,700 Transamerica Corp........ *
63* Sale
63*
Sale
63*
Sale
Williams Steel Forg*
Sale
73*
43*
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
.__*
.....*
93*
43*
773*
70
72
70
.*
Sale
38
Sale
37
Sale
36
23* Sale
2
7
Sale
6
Sale
23*
43
Sale
3
Sale
90
3*
9
May 11
May
8
May 12
Jan.
8
May 14
303* May 14
33* Jan.
8
63* Jan.
6
4
2
950
123* Sale
403*
433*
73*
9
773*
80
53* Sale
163*
18
73*
73*
133*
14
33* Sale
19
213*
123* Sale
823*
83
38
Sale
63* Sale
29
213* May
1
9 k May
1
83* May 12
29
May
1
613* May
1
213* May
2
1253* May 21
83* May 14
123* May
ox May 14 133* May
May
May 14 30
19
May 12 253* May
43* May 10
63* May
13* May 23
13* May
1083* May
1 1103* May 26
x30X May 14 35
May
1
383* May 29 40
May
2
413* May 16 443* May
4
103* May 25
1
123* May
563* May 14 603* May 12
2
May
1
13* May 10
43* May 31
53* May 4
343* May 24 35
May
5
63* May
63* May
21
May
43* May
563* May
1103* May
143* May
2
May
63* May
33*
4
13*
13*
23*
33*
113* Sale
43*
5
x23k Sale
*343* Sale
33* Sale
83* Sale
700
103* May
9
60
May
7
12
May
3
53
May 16
73* May
1
53* May
7
24
123*
Sale
14
14
12
10
14
15
21
283*
243*
53*
53*
13*
13*
1093* Sale
323* Sale
423*
103*
583*
13*
43*
4
39
5
22
38
83* May
85
85
8X
65
4
173* May
Sale
73* May
8
6
83*
May
27
29
25
May
393* May
483* Sale
183* May
203*" Sale
1233* 1243* 1233* May
19H
53* Sale
43*
59
603* Sale
112
1163* 1113*
•
*
*
Thatcher Mfg
7%
Sale
Sale
403*
Sale
443*
123*
583*
4
11X
43*
Sale
40
M Sale
,„_w
24 k
40
\*
Sale
c
35
Sale
33*
ik
263*
Sale
63*
13*
1083*
16
1
Texas Gulf Sulphur
60
26
Sale
10 h
Texas Pacific Coal At
55
283*
Sale
lOu
2
May
54
May
8
May
50
May
53* May
43* May
Sale
Sale
5
233* Jan.
3
63* Jan.
14
May 14
9
10
Sale
—100
Corp
5
Corp..........—5
(The).........25
lH
113*
263*
Sale
4
23*
10
34
29
May
163* May
83* May
15
Sale
4X Sale
1
lk
96 X Sale
41X Sale
36k
37X
45 X Sale
6
6X
50 3* Sale
IX Sale
2X
3
Superheater Co (The)......*
Telautograph
63*
Sale
Common.................*
Sun Oil
*
Texas Corp
Sale
Sale
Sale
Tennessee
129
Sale
it3
*
Sale
123*
Sale
...
163*
13
Sale
Sale
6X
Class A
125
Sale
7k
7k
Symington Co............
Sale
213*
1223* 127
6x Sale
Sweets Co of Amer
12
Sale
593*
Sale
*
Superior Oil ....
Superior Steel......
Sale
9
29
Sale
JStudebaker Corp pref...100
.
Sale"
9X
9
63*
223* Sale
Stone & Webster
.
60
7X Sale
53*
4X
21 k
22
1003* Sale
313* Sale
133*
8
50
Sale
23*
21
17
15
1
15
8X
16
5
Certificates (old)
24,300
1,500
32
1273* 129
17X Sale
52
Stewart War. Alemite Corp
Preferred-
Sale
Sale
100
10
1213* 123
1
2
2
68
1
42
*
*
*
.....__*
Sale
40
22 3*
.3 3*
2
Preferred
15 H
113* Apr. 25
683* Apr. 26
10
103* May
May
May
993* May 24 1013* May
293* May 14 323* May
126
May
May 29 130
16
May 12 173* May
303*
35
123* Sale
153* Sale
40
53*
333*
13*
467,300 Sparks Wlthlngton.........*
8,950 Spear Ac Co
.........
*
210
7% preferred
106
47,000 Spencer Kellogg Ac Sons..
*
1,702,900 Sperry Corp (The) v t c
1
4,300 Spicer Mfg Co
*
Convertible preferred A—*
4,010
297,200 Spiegel-May-Stern Co
•
1,189,400 Standard Brands..—......*
Preferred
•
1,630
38 X
Sale
73* Jan.
543* Jan.
25
123* May 12
14
May 14
29
16
183*
43*
634
23*
9
May 14
633* May 14
May
2
25
93* Sale
623*
65-
29
29 X
15
Sale
Sale
36
•
Class B
1,0601
25
Sale
87
250 Southern Dairies class A...*
400
67
16
rilioo 1123* 117
8% preferred
103* Sale
68X
Ǥ*
Sale
May
88
May
6
May
263* May
10
18
8
May 17
963* May
1
73* May 4
323* May
3
4
Jan.
15
Jan.
6
50
May 29
May
5
Jan.
39
6
May
May
May
May
63* May
Jan.
10
26 34 May 14
44
123* Feb. 16
83
Apr. 30
93* Feb. 19
6
193* Feb.
5
11
Feb.
203*
53*
243*
1434
853*
Feb. 16
Jan. 29
Jan. 30
Apr. 23
Apr. 30
Apr. 27
963* Apr. 27
83* Apr. 24
41
Feb.
5
40
Class A
Tran At
46,800
243,500 Tri-Continental Corp
Preferred
11,400
...
40,000
21,700
134,800
33,200
47,900
1,020
80,200
639,800
•
*
No par value,
x
Trlco Products
Truax Traer
.....
Sale
Coal..........*
Truscon Steel Co......
Ulen Ac Co
AA
Sale
10
2X
•
Sale
Underwood Elliott Fisher..*
102 k
Union Bag At Paper........*
98 k
47
Union Carbide At Car ......*
47 X
Sale
7% preferred—.........*
Ex-dividend,
.
a Optional sale,
c
Sale
120
543*
423*
Cash sale.
Sale
Sale
40
120
47
Sale
A*
53* May 14
63* May
4
May
May
23*
53*
23*
38
120
"493*
x39X Sale
443*
353*
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
63* May
1
Feb.
5
Feb.
May
Feb.
17
3
773* May
Apr.
20
Feb.
3
23
19
15
20
93* May
38
23*
7
33*
433*
120
56
433*
$ Companies reported in receivership.
May
May
May
May 10
May
1
May 25
May
1
May
4
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
16
Feb.
23
Jan.
19
June, 1934.]
N. T. STOCK
aggregate sales
Since
May.
Shares
21,300
212,500
1,260
6,600
240
900
4,200
26,800
I
1.
May
Ask
Ask
Bid
May 31.
Sid.
16% Sale
Lowest.
Ask
16
Sale
19
Sale
18}
Sale
♦
16
J.O?4
Sale
DfcUO
20
United Aircraft flr Tr Corp..*
United American Botch Corp*
32 34
Sale
2234 Sale
20* Sale
7
12
23 K Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Union OH, California..
M
Union Tank Car......—
United
Biscuit of Am......*
Preferred
136,700 United
110
100
Carbon
37 34
....*
Sale
Sale
1334
Highest.
Sale Prices
15
May 14
18
May
7
1834 May 14
11
May
8
2434 May 14
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
17
May
20
May
23% May
14
May
28
May
11234 May 11 115
May
38
May 14 4334 May
Sale
25 34 Sale
11534 11234 115
4234 Sale
4134 Sale
28
115
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices
15
May 14
1534 Jan.
9
1734 Feb.
6% preferred
United Corp
154,500
Preferred
508,600 United Drug Inc
23,265 United Dyewood.......
830
Preferred.
194,500 Universal Pipe tc
Preferred
1,650
40
67,600
1,980
3,000
26,400
74,200
3,630
51,200
233,100
59,900
57,100
3,200
310
677
19,800
300
8,700
100
4,600
1,100
1,046,900
7,100
30,300
165,300
23,020
71,000
33,800
30
390
780
100
89
99
100
S Tobacco.....
*
Preferred
Preferred
4%
..5
25 34
Jan.
434
2434
934
334
5934
334
Jan.
4
Jan.
3
Jan.
8
Jan.
2
Mar. 9
Jan. 10
210
•
..100
Bros Pictures
2
•
Warren Bros
ihH Sale
*
Convertible preferred
18%
28%
634
..*
*
*
Preferred
65
100
7,230 Wells Fargo 8c Co
102,600 Wesson Oil 8k Snowdrift
$4 conv preferred
10,600
,1,600 West Penn El Co "A"
7% preferred
5,300
1,100
2,440
7,400
600
•
500
320
"5",900
3,300
1,700
9,200
500
25,200
3,040
103,400
7,800
3,900
6,050
Weston
preferred
El
1734
45^
55
Sale
5234
4134
8934
Sale
»
Instr....
Class A
Wheeling Steel Corp....
960
600
2,620
3,500
1,800
24,200
490
6,100
59,700
4,800
37,200
28
•
il
35
32
H
Sale
3334
Sale
30
254 Sale
1034 Sale
2134 Sale
24
70
2**
if8
Sale
Sale
80
59
•
5
•
Wilson 8k Co
•
534 Sale
"A"
1334 Sale
56
100
a
70
90
134
13
134
61
Sale
68
Sale
63
Sale
Sale
3734 Sale
10834 107
100
9934 100
3 34
a*
Sale
43
Sale
2934
234
Sale
8 34
Sale
Sale
32
6J4 Sale
2134 Sale
7434 Sale
5134 Sale
4034
2534
3034
8634
2734 Sale
3434 Sale
90
37
1834
18
45
1634
"2534
25" May
Sale
4
Sale
29
32
634
634
20
75
Sale
Sale
44
36
Sale
34
34
5334
Sale
50
54
6434
Sale
6134
63
4234
6034
14
22
Optional sale.
3
Sale
3%
634 Sale
Sale
534 Sale
44 34
19
Sale
Sale
2434 Sale
334 Sale
634 Sale
Cash sale.
1534
1634
434 Sale
40
45
1634
19
234
534
1734
Sale
334
Sale
{ Companies
Feb. 26
5
2734 Feb.
5034 Jan. 24
132 i Apr. 26
1034 Apr. 24
9
6434 Feb.
1134 Jan. 24
1
1934 Feb.
Jan. 30
80
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
37
May
734 May
1134 May
2
1234 Feb.
14 34 Jan.
24
Apr. 21
2434 Jan.
6134 Apr. 20
9634 Jan.
13534 Feb. 16
5434 Jan. 13 6434 May 11
39
May 31
5934 Feb. 19
84
May
9934 Jan. 25
99
Jan.
Feb.
6
110
534 May
"
Jan.
145
6134 Jan.
234 Jan.
67
May 12
Apr. 26
6
134 Jan. 25
2134 Apr. 18
3134 Feb. 19
Jan.
1
20
Jan.
18
May
434 Jan.
*5434 Mar.
1134 Apr. 18
Feb.
5
Feb.
6
98
Jan.
64
4
Jan.
May 14
8
Jan.
3
Jan.
Jan.
2
Jan.
11
5
15
17
16
16
2
1234 May
2
May 22
May
1
2034 May 10
52
May
2034 May
25
21
2934
234
1034
434
17
4134
37
16
reported
in
17
14
16
4
Jan.
20
Jan.
4
Jan.
4
Jan.
5
May
May
May
May
May 10
6
Jan.
Jan. 19
4
Jan.
May 14
Jan.
May 14
3 34 May
65
Jan.
8
7
8
Jan.
17
1534
5234
44%
5134
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
45
Jan.
3
8934 Jan.
7834 Jan.
10
1
3
Jan.
134 Jan.
40 34 May
2534 May
3034 May
8334 Jan.
5
8
8
10
3
14
Jan.
80
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
10134 Apr.
634 Jan.
234 Jan.
6634 Feb.
68
77
6
6
92
4
Jan.
Jan.
14
Feb.
5
May 22
2734 Feb.
8
29
Feb. 21
57
Feb. 26
2834 Feb. 19
25
3134 Apr. 19
6
334 Feb.
1134 Apr. 20
4
534 Apr.
9
32
Feb.
434 Jan.
1234 Jan.
8
9
53
8
3
Mar. 14
9
2634
8434
5434
3134
Jan.
10
53
30
Jan.
16 34 Jan.
10
42
8
11
75
65
22
14
46
28
Jan.
2
15
Jan.
8
Jan.
30
30
17
134 Jan.
534 Jan.
3 34 May
2734 Jan.
4
26
20
16
16
21
5
30
22
receivership.
20
25
20
234 Jan. 23
2734 Feb. 21
Feb. 23
60
Jan.
7
Feb.
78
May
534 May
May
1934 May
2534 May
3 34 May
634 May
Apr. 23
31
36
Jan.
5434 Jan.
5
4734 Feb.
1634 May 15
17
34
Feb.
Apr. 24
Feb. 16
Jan. 24
14
38
4134 Jan.
834
3124
334
13 34
2834
14
Jan.
3
Jan.
5
Jan. 12
May 24
Jan.
3434 Apr. 23
534 Jan. 23
1
7334 May
Feb.
5
26
Jan. 30
78
Feb. 23
9
Feb. 23
27
Mar. 9
79
110
Apr. 26
834 Feb. 20
4
2834 Apr.
106
May 22
1
634 Feb.
Feb.
5
12
Feb.
5
334
Jan. 24
36
67
2 110
634
1634
14%
1834
24
v
534 Feb.
16
16
10
18
.
78
16
29
14
16
14
14
24
7
Sale
1634 Sale
Jan.
6334 Jan.
1634 May
3534 May
434
1834
134
6 34
1534 May
4
May
May
May
1734 May
234 May
5
May
Sale
20
23
Jan.
734 Jan.
May
126
.
20
16
24 '
28
11
Feb.
7l
33
1934 Feb. 23
Jan. 31
4
Feb. 20
13
134 Apr. 19
1534 Feb.. 5
Jan.
5534
21
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
5034 Apr.
12434 May
4634 Apr.
Jan.
J5/s
25
21
16
24
Apr. 25
2034 Feb.
6
99 34 May 19
334 Feb. 19
6
1.634 Jan.
115
Feb.
6
66
40 V\ Feb.
8
3
7
7
28
26
2
1334 Feb. 20
11234 Jan.
It*
77
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
May
Apr.
Apr.
834
3734
1834
1034
7534
68
334 Jan.
5434 Mar.
May 29
May 10
734 May
May
May
5134 May
25
May
4734 May
36
May
5434 May 28
6434 May
1
1834
7034
4734
4934
Sale
Jan.
Jan.
49
Feb. 26
30
4134
3034
434 Sale
7
8
134 Feb. 13
22
18
12
12
10
14
14
14
14
6
Sale
28
3
4
Jan.
May 23
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
234
834
334
2934
Sale
15
434 Jan.
1434 Jan.
86
Jan.
12
May
8
May
1
May
7
May 17
-
234
934
234
834
25
35
24
5
2
16
28
12
934 May 10
2434 May 14
1934 .tl634 May 14
19
May 24
4834 48
May 23
18
1634 May 15
1034
27
53
134
Sale
134
Sale
Sale
25
3
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
7
May
May
2% May
1134 May
2134 May
24
May
434 May
80
May
134 May
23
May
58 34 May
65
May
75
May
66
May
110
May
10134 May
334 May
134 May
52
May
32 34 May
38 34 May
90
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
It*
sF
Sale
Sale
10034
334 Sale
134 Sale
5134 Sale
434
4
65
74
64
108
100
30
834
1834
1834 Sale
Sale
108
11
234
834
2034
IF
Sale
21
534
21:34
234
634
27
2
Sale
Sale
89
Sale
534
23 34
Sale
72
tly*
234
2334
4734
30
Jan.
134 Jan.
34
May 11
334 May
'
6334 May
2034 May
76
May
7 34 May
May 14 6834
May 15 110
7
534 May 23
26
2334 May 10 27
106
103
May
2 106
Sale
4
May
7
534
8
May 12
a?*
Sale
2
May 29
234
3134
2734 May 10 3234
3034
13 %
16%
5534 Sale
100
15,700 Yale 8k Towne Mfg Co
25
243,600 Yel Trk 8c C'ch class B
10
5,050
7% preferred
100
74,900 Young Spring 8c Wire
398,200 Voungst'n Sh 8c Tuba.....
45,000 Zenith Radio Corp
»
424,000 /.onite Products Corp.
1
Sale
4334 Sale
23
2334
10
1
134 May
21
May
2434 May
1034 May
76% May 23
60
20
28
vi Sal*
2!
3 34 May
106
58
25
*
14
10
8
12
14
1
534
Sale
5
Ex-dividend,
1
6
Feb.
2934 Apr. 26
11534 Apr. 27
4534 Apr. 25
Mar. 20
Sale
2234
5534
2034 Sale
26
1834
534
Sale
•
*
May
3
May
1
May 10
May
1
May
2
May 26
May
May
May
May
May
14
834 May
12 2234 May
14 5534 May
16 12134 May
2 6434 May 11
47 34 May
31
93 34 May
31
8 10334 May 28
8 145
May 12
3234 May 16
234 May 14
69
May 11
1634 May 12
7334"May 4
634 May
7
!*
Sale
2634 Sale
2534
10434 10534 103
5
Sale
434
10
1034
734
24
45
1
70
dh 3!*
6234
1 if Sale
Sale
1634 Sale
40
7% preferred "A"......100
7,100
6% preferred B
11,800
100
16,890 Wright Aeronautical Corp
*
•
40,600 Wrigley (Woi» Jr
x
Sale
P "If*
*
50
Preferred
121,300
485,000 Woolworth (F W)
73,700 Worthlngton P 8k M
No par value,
Sale
3834 Sale
90
8034
100
....
White Motor
Sale
82
Sale
7
17
65
1
134
5434 Sale
•
Willys-Overland
144",300
3%
*
2,300 Wllcox-Rlch Corp class A
426,500
80
...50
......
54,000
12,000
75,100
10,700
90
•
White Rk M Spr ctfa
New...
33,600
39,700 White Sewing Mach..
Convertible preferred
18,900
91,700 Wilcox Oil 8c Gas
"9" 500
Sale
.__*
Westvaco Chlorine Prod
Preferred
Sale
50
May 29
Sale
76
8
Sale
7
Sale
1
Sale
...1
2,340
1st
66
21
Sale
105
18%
•
....
Warren Fdry 8c Pipe..
Webster Elsenlohr
7%
734
25 34
W*
76
Sale
5
preferred...
vVarner-Quinlan
;
2,370
J?*
67
8134
8434
334 Sale
634
7
2
2%
27%
29
Class B v t c
•
88,900
478,700 Western Union Teleg
100
164,600 Westlnghouse Air Brake
•
768,849 Westlnghouse EI 8c Mfg..50
760
33
Sale
*
8,400
66,100
22,000
136,700
360
.
Sale
Sale
1034 May
7534 May
5
May
72
May
234 May
1834 May
1634 May
9934 May 19
234 May 21
44
Sale
Sale
34
1034
634 Sale
534 May
Sale
1834 Sale
1734 May
Sale
4434 Sale
4234 May
Sale
11534 Sale
11034 May
6234 59
6134 62
May
Sale
39
Sale
39
May
Sale
84
Sale
84
May
10334 10334 Sale
10034 May
141
14234 May
"6734 5534 "65"
Sale
3
Sale
234 May
Sale
134 Sale
134 May
23
20
2234
2034 May
Sale
19
Sale
18
May
Sale
10
834
834 May
Sale
70
7634 Sale
May
334
40
~ May
9
May 10 11
72
May 11
1634 May 31 2134
3534 May 24 4034
127
May
1 13134
734 May 12
934
A*
40
Sale
37
May 14 51
734 Sale
9
734 May 12
1234
1334
1134 May 12 15
58
6934 5834 May
4 65
33
110
,.*
70
17
13
86
73 34
95
100
6034
334
134
2034
534 May
1
3334 May 29
1634 Sale
36
3334
13034 Sale
,834
Sale
Sale
55
..._.._■*
934
72
Sale
15
Sale
12
...
conv
1434
5%
%
Sale
3%
534
Sale
137
48
60
•
Ward Baking class A
Class B
Sale
6134
46%
93 34
101
10
100
7% preferred
Sale
2134
5334
Sale
98
100
....
6 % %. preferred
Walworth Co
Sale
115
24
100
Walgreen Co
$3.85
2234
60 %
65
Sale
Sale
40
Waldorf System
Warner
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
35
1034 May
May
434 May
6434 May
4734 May
124* May 28
May
3
26* May
3
May
4
2
May
4
50
Sale
Sale
100
Detlnnlng
-
65-
20
__100
4,400
300
101
334
100
Preferred (6)..
100
2,850 West Penn Pow pref 7%..100
6% preferred
! 2,085
100
46,500 Western Dairy Prod A
530
Sale
67
1
...
7% preferred
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
56
Sale
125% 128
100
......10
7% 1st preferred
Preferred stamped
12,930 Vulcan
21,800
86,600
2,330
65,200
14,000
53,200
16,000
8,200
1,100
..50
...
♦
95,200 Va-Caro Chem
7% prior pref
2,200
100
6% preferred
100
50,510
3,630 Virginia Elec 8c Power 6% pf*
7,100 Virginia Iron, Coal & CokelOO
360
300
..50
64,450 Vick Chemical Inc.....
1,950
3,800
*
..100
1
2,500
2,600
8,800
834
16 34
26 34
LOO34
55 34
48 34
23
60
86
65
•
...
7% preferred
13*
1434 Sale
*
•
"
1834
134
734
9% Sale
5034 Sale
...
90
Sale
40
127
100
54 700 Vadsco Sales Corp....
670
22
2134 Sale
Preferred
1 100
100
292 300 Vanadium Corp of America.*
29 410 Van Raalte Co
5
5 ,510
Sale
9
v to..
123 34
38
"44""
72
t c
v
4434
35
534
% Sale
1034 Sale
734 May
May
334 May
65
63
May
4634 43
May
125
123
May
42
38
May
Sale
1934 May
19
1734 May
2
234
May
50
Sale
6434
2
434 May 12
30
May 14
1434 May 10
7
May 12
70
May 14
4
May 14
67
May 10
134 May 14
1634 May
7
1534 May 14
97
May
1
234 May
9
Sale
2634
1834
....
150 Utah Copper
220 000 Utilities P 5c L "A"
3,300
31,200
t c
Preferred
6 400 U
200
900
Class A
v
1034
60
Sale
123
20
Prior preferred
104 100
9,300
11,100
2,800
U S Leather
3
4634 Sale
7% preferred..........100
U S Hoffman Mach_.
...5
U S Indus Alchol
»
14 800
1 730
138,900
62 '
♦
2,036 400 United States Steel.
1,400
\
434
...
......
6,800
500
Preferred
U S Freight
U S Gypsum Co
8% 1st preferred
807 300 U S Smelt Ref & Mg
130
33,800
3,500
A*
100
512 000
1,700
18.400
Preferred
Sale
50
*
534 Sale
3234 Sale
1534 Sale
7 34
734
7034 75
434 Sale
7034 Sale
134 Sale
1234 18
1534 Sale
97
9834
234
234
Sale
934 Sale
7034 Sale
434 Sale
72
Sale
234 Sale
1634
1934
16% Sale
*
224 800 U S Realty & Impt.,
1,099 600 U S Rubber
1.800
22,400
*
16,100 U S Express
100
46,500 U S & Foreign Secur Corp
3,300
17
234
100
Preferred
7001
~2~706
534 Sale
3334 Sale
97
47,900 Universal Leaf Tobacco.
•
490
Preferred
100
1,890 Universal Plct 1st pref._._100
697,500.U S Pipe & Foundry
20
24,670
1st preferred
3,000 U S Dlstrlb Corp
»
60,600
2,800
100
409,600
100
Preferred
1,500
6,300
70
130
34,900
192,200
119,800
119,300
*
88,700 United Stores A
300
400
60
Sale
Had Co_.l
48,600 United Piece Dye Works
100
8,700
7,100
31,800
4,400
9,000
55
3 34
m
2,900
400
10
100
....*
528,900 United Gas & Impt Co
*
10,500
PfftfOffOd
9,800 {United Paperboard Co—100
1,500
600
2,400
8,600
1,170
5
....
28,900 United Electric Coal
153,500 United Prult
20,800
12,300
.
4% Sale
2634 Sale
10 34 Sale
334 Sale
*
.....
100
5
Feb.
100
1,832,450
4,500
2034 Feb.
21
3734 Feb.
17
10
23
107
United Cigar Stores
172,100
17,000
69,300
2,100
1.
1
1934.
Bid.
Par.
195,500
46,700
2,369,800
10,540
63,500
range since JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
Shares.
41
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
n.t. stock exchange
In
EXCHANGE-STOCKS
5
May 14
1734 May 14
234 May 24
5
May
7
22
734
4734
2234
3334
434
734
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
11
13
11
21
5
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
24
24
Apr.
26
27
Apr. 24
Feb. 19
Apr. 26
Feb. 19
Feb. 19
Feb.
5
Feb. 19
CURB EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON NEW YORK
12,601,139
26,909,498
4,313,864
34,835,211
Shares_
May
Jan. 1 to May 31
May
$107,054,000
$93,948,000
— -
401,757,000
532,003,000
May 31
Jan. 1 to
1933
1934.
Bond Sales.
1933.
1934.
Stock Sales.
the
NEW YORK
Since
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
1934.
INDUSTRIAL
Shares.
Bhares.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
AND
May
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
Sals
Sals Prices
Sals Prices.
175
V.666
pf
Mfg class A
Adams Mlllls 7% 1st
Class
700
6,000
8,500
500
Sale
7%
9%
Sale
15%
1
i%
Air Investors Inc common..*
200
100
200 Allied Internet Invest com..*
100
900
525
$3 conv
400
IX May 16
4
May 28
12% May 22
IX May 25
14% May 31
%6 May 31
49% May 29
2X May
2
4
May 28
14
May 4
IX May 17
17
May
7
% May 4
61
May
4
12 X
9
16"" ~20~"
IX Sale
Sale
Xt Sale
14 K
X May
9% May
% Sale
Sale
9
8%
72%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
74
8%
76
*
1M
8X
8
Sale
Sale
63
.*
8
8
7% May 14
62% May 24
72
May
5
10
May 11
8%
72%
74%
10%
May
May
May
May
2
1
5
2
4,500
3,600
i
300
Aluminum
22
Ltd....
6% preferred
7X Sale
40
"""300
1,400
2,800
400
5.900
350
900
*
300
50
Amer Dept
5.100
75
1,950
3,050
75
4,550
4,500
100
*
%
150
3,000
1,700
"*800
5,800
300
%
%
X May 12
May
2
2
Sale
16
20X
20 X
.....
Sale
20%
22
17 K Sale
% May 12
May
2
May 22
21
64% May
66
20% May
7
17
May 14
21
May 22
20% May
1
%
Warrants..
Sa\
a
Sale
1
2
Sale
IX
X
1%
Sale
2%
%
3X
1
50
1
3
2
H
.....
3%
1
1
10 % Sale
14%
Sale
12% Sale
Service....*
Potash & Chem Corp..*
50
preferred
9
•
Transformer common
19
1
22
3
8
10
15
12% May 31
May
9
30
*
Amer Pneumatic
1% May
X May
15
May
17
May
8% May
2% May
X May
1% May
% May
17
May
17% May
8% May
3% May
% May 15
May
May
15
30
3
9
3X Sale
17
19%
Sale
May 31
May
2
May 10
8
3
17%
17
19%
7
3
2
19% May 17
May
May
10
2,300
44,800
4
5
3 X
3X
Post
*
Fence com
400 Apex Elec Mfg common..
*
A returns Radio Tube..
...1
4,900
4,900
2,800
2,800
117,400
5,900
Armour & Co
Prior
(111)
new w
Sale
3%
Sale
IX Sale
69-
5
®y
%
1%
7%
%
2
10
Sale
1% Sale
6%
9%
%
%
1...5
3% May 12
1
May 26
1% May 31
40
Jan.
May
4
1
2% May 24
IX
15%
2
4X
4%
14
21
3%
Sale
Sale
18
Sale
2%
3
4%
4%
2% May
5
16
5
7,"
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
2
% Jan.
9% Jan.
30
19
20
7
2
20
9% Feb.
9
85% Feb. 24
78
Jan. 20
7% May 14
62% May 24
65% Jan. 13
19
18
8% Jan.
3
13
Jan.
Jan.
18
10
Jan.
May 27
Mar. 27
36
24
10
7
12
Apr. 24
Apr. 20
Apr. 21
Jan. 29
Feb.
6% Mar.
60
8
Apr. 13
3% Feb. 20
Mar. 13
7
„
1
% Jan.
2
48
Jan.
6
%
1%
%
15%
Jan.
3
Jan. 15
May 12
Jan.
4
Jan. 25
58
56
Jan.
5
8
6
8% May
2%
1 %
21%
22%
8
Jan.
10
X Jan.
16
10% Jan.
2
18
Jan.
36% Feb.
16
Feb.
17% Jan.
3% Jan.
19% Feb.
5
Apr.
4
Apr.
2% May
13% Feb.
May
9
Jan. 11
7% Jan.
t
Feb.
<
3
May 1C
Jan.
9
17
3% Jan. 11
1
May 26
Feb.
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
Apr. 18
Apr. 14
Feb.
8
4% Feb.
6
% Feb. 27
10
30
14
10
Jan.
2
Feb.
22% Apr. 25
% Feb. 15
2
Mar. 31
9
% Jan.
9% Jan.
Mar. 12
21
Mar. 31
1
Apr. 23
1
2% Apr.
9
% Jan. 25
21 % Feb. 21
66
May 22
18% Mar. 29
15% Jan.
2
% Mar. 31
I
23
16
16
30
6
3
6
4
24
6
May
2% Mar. 16
7 % Mar. 14
i
Feb.
6
6% May 29
60% May 29
14% Jan.
1% Jan.
26% Feb. 15
4% Apr. 24
1% Jan.
Jan.
%» Jan.
6% May
3
X May 25
2% May
7
4% May 15
4
% May 25
3% May 21
2% Jan.
4
Jan.
1
3
May 28
% Jan.
2
8% Jan. 25
6
3% May
7
30
63% Apr. 26
1
% May
1
6% May 29
60% May 29
21
May
1
6% May
May
17% May
2% May
Jan.
21% Apr. 20
3
May 31
5
29
29
12
8
% May
59
*
preferred.
Armstrong Cork com
29 200 Art Metal Works common—5
2,500
Jan.
Mar.
3
1% May 25
12
12
14,700
Anchor
May 28
4
200 Amsterdam Trading Am shs
""600
J an.
15
10
8
15
4
4
15
Jan.
10
2
IK
X
50
American Investors com
350 Amer
h!
50
7% 1st pref. ser B
6% 1st pref series D..
200 Amer Salamandra Corp
250
X
May 12
7
May 28
2 % May
7
55
May
8
% May
8
10
100
7% 1st pref A
Amer Thread
56
May 28
IX May 11
53
May 18
% May
8
21
American Equities
Amer
2X
%
1
625 Amer Mfg Co common.....100
—•
4,394 American Meter Co
""300
1%
53
%
X
350 Amer Maize Products com
250
%
X
15,250 Amer Laund Mach com....20
1,100
"%"~X
Stores Corp..
300 Amer Hard Rubber com
50
1,350
2X
58
55
16
Co
53,600 Amer Founders Corp..
4.600
800
2%
*
*
$5.50 prior preferred..
....
20,700
1% Sale
.._*
Common class B
S3 preferred
5
May 16
Mar. 27
37
Corp com cl A*
Amer Capital
900 Amer Cyanamld com cl A..
Common class B
510,250
83.850
7X May 31
7
1
20,000 Amer Beverage Corp
740 American Book Co.......100
4,700 Amer British Ac Contr Corp.*
600
Jan.
3
Series D warrants
400 Amer Bakeries class A..
100
1,500
32% May
51
May
30
6
11% Feb.
Apr.
7
12% Jan. 30
10 100
V/
22
Series C warrants
335
II
May 21
May 10
48
100
...
693
Jan.
7
9
12
3^
10
100 Aluminum Industries com
"l'.OOO
Jan.
&Mar.
I
1% May 12
X May
8
9% May
8
May 28
1
preferred.........*
52.000 Allied Mills Inc
57.700 Aluminum Co common
Preferred
8,000
4,800 Aluminum Goods Mfg
8,400
9,700
1,500
3% Jan.
8% Jan.
73
Jan.
12
*
preference
14%
14
3
2%
3%
3
2%
3%
Warrants
8,700
3,200 Ala Gr Sou PR ordinary ..5#
*
I,400 Algoma Consol Corp com
7% preferred
.5
2,600
*
900 Alliance Investment com
2,500
95
Sals Prices.
Prices.
8
2 %
*
Convertible
May 11
May
7
9
8X May 12
May
7
95
Alnswortb Mfg Corp corn
4,400
200
5
*
B
200 Agfa Amsco Corp com
100
3%
6
3%
25
100
Acme Wire Co v t c
Aero Supply
3%
3
*
Acetol Products. Inc. A
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
May 31.
1.
MISCELLANEOUS
1,500
1,300
3.350
1,000
33,900
200
1
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
In
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY.
AGGREGATE SALES
May.
selling
disregarded in the month's range, unless they are the only transactions of the month, and when
shown in a footnote in the month in which they occur.
No account is taken of such sales in computing the range for
year.
NOTICE.—Deferred delivery, under the rule and cash sales, are
outside of the regular monthly range are
59
Associated Elec Industries-
500
76,600
1,100
20,900
1,900
23,700
900
400
American deposit rects.. £ I
Assoc Laund
Atlanta Birmingham
10
10.500
„
405,100
21,100
2.700
18,700
5,900
225
Atlas
Atlas
Corp
"ix "2"
4%
"2% ""3%
3
4%
Sale
4%
5%
5
6
7
7%
11X
12
Sale
47
Sale
..
*
Sale
Sale
4% Sale
2 X
3X
4%
7%
Sale
Sale
6%
7%
10% Sale44% Sale
3% Sale
7
7%
2,450 Axton Fisher Tob class A..10
.100
4,325 Babcock Ac Wilcox Co
II,400 Baldwin Locomotive warr
390 Baumann (Ludwig) & Co
1
36,700 Bellanca Aircraft v t c
*
1,200 Benson & Hedges com..
Conv preferred
1,700
.._..*
»'
1,600 Blckford's Inc com
500
$2.50 Conv pref
...*
35.700 Bliss (E W) 8c Co common...*
33
51,300 Blue Ridge Corp com—....1
Opt 6% Con* pref
*
21,200
9,300 Blumenthal (S) Ar Co com...*
5
5,400 Boeing Airplane Co
2,000 Bohack (H C) Co common
100
7% 1st preferred
100
*
1,000 Botany Consol Mills com
IX Sale
32 X Sale
5
8X
35
Sale
Sale
300
1,100
5,200
3,100
5,406
75
900
2,400
6,850 Bourlols Inc
27,000 Bower Roller Bearing.......5
.
.
For footnote*
see page
55.
..
1
14
14
14
31
14
23
28
Mar. 24
"4% Sale
4%
2%
9
6
1H
Sale
3%
6%
2%
38%
7%
8
Sale
Sale
10
4%
2%
7%
4%
4
2
35
40% May
8% May
24
May
4% May
2% May
8% May
5% May 10
2
May
7
35
May 11
6% May
9
5%
Sale
2
Sale
35%
5
May
8
May 14
May
2
12% May
47% May
4% May
8
May
61
May 21
36%
6
14
10
15
51
65
50
65
4
6
10
May 25
May
12
May 29
May
14
6%
Sale
12%
13%
Feb. 27
6% Apr. 20
May 14
8
Feb.
7
Feb. 27
19
70
May 14
35
Jan.
5% Jan.
3
10% Jan.
3
Jan.
8
3% May 14
2% Jan.
5
59% Mar. 17
15% Feb.
Jan.
2
33
5% May 10
19
Apr.
3
51
22
6
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
24
11
Feb.
5
24
Apr. 30
3
Jan.
2
Mar. 20
4
4
Mar. 19
10
6% Jan. 23
5
23% Feb.
Jan. 11
29
Mar.
10%
3%
39%
12%
Mar.
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
12
May
1^
Jan.
2
31% Jan.
6
Jan.
19
10
May 25
_
8% Mar.
13
9
Jan.
25
14% Jan.
50
13
4% May 23
12
May 12
6
14
May
May
1
Apr.
3
6% Feb.
6
8% Apr. 21
69% Feb.
5
49
Jan.
26
76
Feb.
6
3
39
8
9
11
2% May
38% May
5% Jan. 18
% Feb. 15
5% Mar. 13
X
35
8
May 16
5% May 10
May 23
3% May 14
2% May
4
7% May 10
35
21
A
300
4% May
May
6X May
10% May
44% May
3 X May
6% May
59% May
35
40 X
108,600
34.500 Auto Voting Machine com.
1,000
4 X May
70
IX
50
*
...•
com
"2% *"3%,
& Coast
—..100
.........*
Plywood Corp
S3 preferred A
Warrants
275
1.600
70
preferred
•
Atlantic Coast Fisheries
20 Atlantic Coast Line Co
20
1,200
45,700
RR
4%
of Amer com—*
Associated Rayon Corp com.
12**
Jan.
1
18
May 12
6
11
12
27
21
7
5
20
19
29
13
% Feb.
20
3
Jan.
26
Jan.
17K Feb. 28
June, 1934.]
new york curb exchange
AGGREGATE SALES.
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
May.
Jan. 1.
Shares
1934.
Shares
RANGE SINCE JAN.
1.
Price
Jan. 2
INDUS. 8c MISCB'.. iCnnt.)
Bid.
May
Ask.
Bid.
1.
Ask
May 31.
Bid.
Ask
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Bowman Blltmore Hotels—
90
410
260
"l",306
7% 1 st preferred
100
100
2nd preferred
3X
300
1,300
5,200
4,100
6,000
50
450
200
16,600
600
2,300
28,500
1,925
143,250
200
Brill
Claaa B
.*
IX
IX
2X Sale
IX
IX
1
IX
6X
2%
IX
6
Class A_.__
.
3
2X Sale
IX
2
6%
26 X
'22% "28"
25
British Amer Tobacco, Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord bear. £1
Amer
May 10
3% May
775
5,600
Bulova
3,700
100
200
900
20,700
ord reg
10s
6% pref
100
Distillery...!
Brown Forman
$3.50
Watch
conv
*
1,000
400 Camden Fire Ins Assoc.!
~8~, 800
43,200
11,200
600
400
""loo
200
2,900
5,200
3%
3X
4
5%
16% Sale
15 X
3X
14 X
Sale
16 X
1
24%
IX
29
2X
3%
4%
19%
IX
3 X
Sale
5,500 Cable Radio Tube com * t c_*
2,350 Calamba Sugar Estates Co.20
100
18X
69,900
3X
13 X
i!» &
10 X
Sale
24%
3% May
May
15% May
9
9
1
3X May
5
■11X May
7
10 X May 31
15
28
10 X
X
20 X
3X
3X
9% Sale
3X
Sale
We
Sale
3X
is May 21
3% May
3
8X May 14
X
We
We May
20% May
3
1
IX
X
3%
11 %
X May 16
20 X May
1
Sale
Sale
13 X
Sale
11%
Sale"
10 X May
13X May
12% May
6X
IX
15%
5X
0%
1X
17 X
8%
7
9% May 24
6
12
14 X
6
Sale
17
17%
7% Sale
Sale
•
10
IX
2X
16% Sale
7X Sale
May 14
May 15
May 11
May
8
1
5X
6X
Sale
Sale
5% May
5
10,050
7% 1st partic pref
1W
2,050
1% prior preferred......100
9,425 Celluloid Corp com.......15
375
1,600
25
"""ioo
600
2,200
2,600
26,400
24,900
50
""660
6,200
370
730
100
""ioo
1,000
500
1,600
"7,766
preferred
*
$7 dlv preferred......
*
Centrifugal Pipe Corp..
*
Charts Corp com
...*
Cherry Burrell Co/p com
*
100
23,900 Chicago Rivet & Machine
1,136,700
41,300
4,700
10
12%
Cities Service
*
common
Preferred
Preferred
B
700
"2",000
1,500
100
18,600
700
200
Merchandising
v
Cons Retail Stores Inc
33% May
Sale
X May
1
12% May 16
X May
17 X May
Sale
Sale
18 X May
13%
2X Sale
Sale
2%
24%
19 X
2,200
12,150
25
4,700
75
4,400
Sale
3X
22 X
9
30
11%
X
X
4% Sale
8
12X
9X
IX
26
26% May
13
11X
12
12
7,300
700
3,000
1,200
81,200
2%
4
18
15
5
15
Sale
8X Sale
2X
Elec Mfg..*
Crown Cork Internet cl A..*
*
v t c
10
...
6,200
100
9,800
38,700
3,000
Hosiery
*
2% May
6
Sale
3X
Sale
18
"5
26
Sale
18 X
11X Sale
13 X
Sale
12%
5X Sale
2X
3
9X Sale
5X Sale
"OX Sale"
4
6% Sale
5X
13
18
19
6
7X Sale
6X
10
22
2
5%
2%
24
Sale
9
Sale
4%
Sale
3
10
7
Sale
6
25,700
100
10
12
19
Sale
16
9,100
120
19
X,
X
Sale
20X
23X
3X
Sale
Sale
3%
23 X
19
Sale
%
.*
Driver Harris Co common.. 10
May 21
May 16
18
I
3
26
8
10
May 16
May 23
6% May
'
3% May
7% May 18
53
22% May
90
May
50
28,900
300
91,800 Falrchitd Aviation
9X
10
Sale
84
88
90
Sale
12%
"l2%
"~X "~X
19X Sale
4
14%
17%
8
Sale
8X Sale
5X
IX
X
I
5X Sale
5X Sale
IX
4
4X
4X Sale
3
1%
8%
1%
Sale
6
Sale
38
13% May
1
1 % May
1
7% May 14
14
77
"""% Sale"
13X Sale
IX Sale
3%
14
21
14
14
18
55
49
50
%
5% Sale
5% Sale
3%
4?*
49
May
May
May
May
May
4%
24%
%
4%
4%
3%
May 14
May
2
May 23
May 12
May 12
May 10
47
May 11
2% May 15
6,500
com
1
55,850
Falstatf Brewing
..1
150 Fanny Farmer Candy com..*
2,200 Fansteel Products Inc
•
2,600 Fedders Mfg Co class A
*
3,900
200
28,500
1,100
31,400
3,300
180,000
For footnotes
see
F.E.D. Corp
Ferro Enamel Corp com
Fiat Amer dep rets....
Fidelio Brewery
page 55
...
•
♦
...
I
42% Feb.
1% Jan.
11% Jan.
2
2
4\
201
Feb.
6
Feb.
1
Jan.
8
2
Feb.
5
5
9
Jan.
8
5
May 21
Jan.
2
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
%
3%
3%
%
18%
24%
8
Jan.
5X Sale
Sale
Sale
1% Sale
5% Sale
May 16
May 25
May
~
May
May
May
May
May
May 14
8X Sale
7% Sale
May 18
2
3
May
1
May
1
May
4
May
2
May
May 17
24 % May
19
May
9
May
3
1% May 17
6% May
7
7
May 12
May 11
May 14
71
7
5X Sale
6X Sale
6
11
2% May 14
3
8% May 19
4
3
4
2
3X
7X
OX
9
5%
May
May
16
3
7
8X
7X Sale
18X
19%
IX Sale
4X
OX
12% Sale
18X
20%
IX Sale
4%
10%
Sale
3%
8%
6%
11%
!93| _20%
Sale
6
15
12
14
12
4%
12%
18%
1%
19
Feb.
1
We Jan.
% Apr.
2% Feb.
31
Apr.
6
May
6% Jan.
7
25
9
26
3
Mar. 3
Jan. 23
3
14
May
May
4% May
1% Jan.
10% Jan.
17
21
14
6
15
10% Jan.
26
1
8
46
Apr. 26
Jan.
12
Jan.
May 14
3% May
7
6% Jan.
3
7% Feb.
2
16
Jan.
88
May 16
8
Jan.
13
6
3C
Mar. 26
12% Jan.
May 14
May 15
May
9
May 14
May
1
6
8% Jan.
30
Feb.
1
4
26% Feb. 19
14% Apr.
11
1% Apr. 27
11
Jan.
25
Mar.
8% Feb.
4% Feb.
8% Mar.
10
Mar.
26
Apr.
90
May
5
Jan.
26
23
5
15
13
14
7
13
20% May 18
May 16
7% Apr. 26
% Jan. 31
4
4
May
24% Apr. 17
26% Jan. 11
11% Apr. 16
4
34% May
s
5% Apr. 24
16
16
23
Jan.
9
95
15
1
1
Jan.
30
92% May
4
60
Jan. 27
X Jan.
56
31
29
Feb.
15
X Jan.
4
May
19% Mar.
14% May 14
3% Jan.
9
33% May
8
2% Jan.
9
Jan.
21
60
4
Apr. 26
Apr. 24
Feb.
19
6
1
Jan.
4
13 % May
2
Feb.
4
Jan.
4
10% May 25
4% May 14
8 ~ Feb.
% Jan.
4
Jan.
8%
28%
1%
8%
1
Jan;
2
Apr. 24
Feb.
3
Feb.
7
3% Jan.
8
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
52
Feb.
3
13
Mar. 17
20
2
36
2
19% Apr. 10
May 14
1% Jan. 25
4% May 14
5% Jan.
4
Mar. 31
65
May 11
4% Jan.
5
11% Jan.
5
2% May 14
Feb.
7
% Jan.
1% Apr.
4% May
7% Jan.
18% May
1% Jan.
17
30
15
2
14
2
Feb.
6
4% Feb.
18
7
4% May
11
May
18% May
1% May
7
Feb.
27
Feb. 14
32% May 25
We Jan. 18
We Mar. 24
1% Jan. 17
13% May
65
Sale
Jan. 26
Feb.
2
Feb. 21
Feb.
6
9% May
5
71
1
May 28
12% Mar. 16
13% May
1
1 % May
1
10% May 25
20
May
9
May 14
% May 2
4% May 14
1
23%
11%
1%
6%
3%
14
54
18
IX
5X
5
'
% Feb. 21
17% Apr. 26
69% Mar. 20
20
IX Sale
17
Feb.
10
7% Jan.
300 Federal Bake Shops com....*
100 Federated Capital Corp
*
100
Jan. it
7% Jan. 31
Apr. 20
10% Apr. 26
4
May 22
19% May
1
85
May
8
% May
1
3
9
20
56
%
5%
5%
3%
49%
25
44
92% May
6
Jan.
6% Apr. 24
May
4% Jan.
9% Feb.
10
Apr.
14% Jan.
10
Feb
% Apr.
4% Feb.
27
6
80
Mar. 14
9
15
16
May 25
4
8
3 %
18
9
Feb.
Feb.
34%
20%
19%
14%
74
7
4
Apr. 10
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
Apr. 20
Apr. 27
Apr. 12
Apr. 24
Feb.
Feb.
19%
9%
23
Mar.
18
6
Feb.
23%
X Jan.
25
19
12
4
Apr. 27
Feb. 15
Feb.
1
Feb. 19
Feb. 21
Jan.
10
May
3%
X
3%
12%
19
15
%
28
104% Feb.
98% Feb.
20% May 18
22% May
7
14% May 14
8
May
7
33% May 8
4
May 14
_*
300 Falrey Aviation Co Ltd... 10s
550 Fa ardo Sugar.......
10S
""ioo
"""266
Class B common......
117,900 Equity Corp common
10
92,400 Et-Cell-O Aircraft 6c Tool
3
Jan.
7% May
7
..
250
May
83
8
22% Sale
15% Sale
8%
9
400 Elgin Nat Watch.....
.15
Emerson's Bromo-Seltxer—
125
Class A new..
......2.50
12,600
10,300
82
16
73 X
£1
3,300 Durham Hosiery cl B com...*
45,100 Duval Texas Sulphur
*
25
4% Mar. 7
16% Apr. 24
21% Mar. 17
3% Mar. 27
May
4
23 X
100
200
500
1,650
6
X May 11
.....*
17,400 Easy Washing Mach class B.*
6,800 Edison Bros Stores Inc.....*
•
20,900 Eisler Klectr'c com
18,300 Elec Pow Associates
I
Class A
34,900
I
11,800 Electric Shareholdings com. 1
$6 Conv pref with warr
7,700
*
1,500 Electrographic Corp com__.i
100
1,800
1,400
1,700
14
....100
Dow Chemical Co com..
Jan.
9 %
1% May
Sale
Co—
...
500
2,600
7% preferred
Shoe
4
13% May
7
....*
230
7% preferred
9.000 Dubiller Cond Corp com
Dunlap Rubber Co Ltd—
500
Am dep rets ord reg
300
200
L)
13%
6%
1 %
13%
5%
3
1
5
7
24
20
14
14
10
8
13% May
2
500 Draper Corp
1,100
12,900
(W
4
May
May
Jan.
Jan.
May
Apr.
May
Feb.
Feb.
May
4
May 31
May
May 21
May
2
May
8
May
1X May
2
8% May 14
53
May 23
4
May 14
3% May
7
6% May 11
22
Dominion Steel & Coal B..25
Douglas
35
We
20%
13%
10%
5
X
......
31
17
21
14
12
2
12% May 31
88
Detroit Aircraft Corp..
300 Dominion Bridge Co
1,700
May
3
May
14
May
4% May
2% May
25.% May
10
26
10
100 Dictograph Products
100
6,200
com
29
18
21
10
Jan.
4
X May 11
IX May 31
£1
Delsel Wemmer Gilbert
3
7% Jan.
8% May 12
9 % May
6
5
75,400 Distillers Co Ltd
.£1
350,100 Distillers Corp SeagramsLtd*
32,700 Doehler Die-Casting.
•
300
8% May 12
Sale
....100
Am dep rets ord reg
May 22
May 16
May 25
May
9
Sale
De Haviland Aircraft Co—
100
%
23%
32%
12%
IX
7X Sale
IX
IX
10%
12
25
....
23
16% Jan.
1% May
We May
3% Jan.
25
4%
Preferred. .............100
Davenoort
3
May
1
25% May 29
2 % May 29
23% May 28
5
May 21
% May
2
4% May
1
6
Cramp (Wm) & Sons Ship
& Engine Bldg Corp
100
com
May 21
4
May
3
32
1
Sale
X
100 Curtis Mfg Co (Mo).....
2,300
X
3%
30 X
..£1
2,100 Cuneo Press com
200
6% % preferred
200
X
3%
14
1% May 14
18% May 14
5
May 21
% May
8
3% May 28
X May 22
27
100
Crane Co com..
300 Cuban Tobacco
""266
Sale
2% May 14
20
400 Crowley Mliner & Co com...*
42,200
4%
16X
Sale
X
2X
com
Am dep rets for ord stk req
65,000 Crocket Wheeler
100
4X
15X
22 X
11
27
26% May 23
X
14 X
IX Sale
11X Sale
May 10
Sale
33 X
5X
Sale
common.*
Courtaulds Ltd
3
8
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
5X
We May 11
...
100
May
May
May
May 10
5% May
5
15% May 18
15 X
t c..
4,700 Cooper Bessemer Corp com..*
$3 pref A with warrants..*
2,100
185,000 Cord Corp
.......5
16,900 Corroon 6c Reynolds.... ...1
$6 Conv pref A..
3,900
*
15,300
May 14
May 15
May
4
May 18
4% May 12
14% May
3
5
10
*
80
8% pref w w
1,800 Continental Secur
3,300
3,700
11
$3.50 preferred....
13,200
""ioo
95
27
4%
8%
Consul Automatic
9,200
9X
*
Preferred BB
3% Jan.
5
Jan.
10% May 31
74
*
4,900 City Auto Stamping Co
*
41,800 Claude Neon Lights com
1
•
14,100 Cleveland Tractor com
150 Clinch field Coal Corp com 100
2,200 Club Aluminum Utensil com *
4,700 Colt's Patent Fire Arms Mfg25
1,600 Columbia Pictures Corp com *
15,600 Compo Shoe Machinery..
1
*
106,800 Consolidated Aircraft com
New common
7,700
.....1
1,200
8X
93
May 26
May 14
7% May 14
89
Sale
5
600 Chicago Nipple Mfg class A.50
125,100
14,100
1,300
3,000
1,500
82
14
1st
7,470 Chllds Co preferred
500 Chicago Flexible Shaft
""206
1
9
OX May 18
Celanese Corp of Amer—
1,175
May 18
May 14
May
9
May
4
10
Catalln Corp of Amer—
13
31% Apr. 26
30% Feb. 19
May 18
*
.*
100 Castle (A M) & Co
14",500
6X
*
1,500
10,900 Carnation Co common
46,845 Carrier Corp common
Feb.
25
28% Jan. 24
28% Jan. 17
*
conv A stk
Class B__
9
16
6
2
6
15
19 X
*
non-voting
Voting new w i
400 Carman 6c Co
X
.*
B
13
Mar.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
5
5
Can Indus Alcohol cl A.
Apr.
1%
3%
3%
2%
7%
30X May
5
Inc—
Co
pref
1,500 Burco Inc common
...._*
Warrants
1,500
10,000 Burma Corp, Amer dep rets
10
185,700 Butler Bros
4
Mar. 15
% Jan.
4
1 % Jan.
9
1
Apr.
2
5% Jan. ,15
22% Mar. 9
dep receipt- reg...£l
dep rets
Brown Co
Mar. 19
May 15
1% May
2
IX May
7
OX May
2
25
May 16
3
British Celanese Ltd—
Am
2
1
2% May
1% May
IX May
6
May
8
25
May 16
30% May
IX
IX
5%
*
Brillo Mfg Co common
1
X
*
Corp claaa A
Sale
1
13,500 Bridgeport Machine com....*
7
Feb.
6
8
Feb.
8
19% Jan.
2% Feb.
8% Feb.
18
5
23
8% Apr.
28
5% Jan. 12
89% Feb.
6
7% Apr. 20
16% Feb. 27
4% Feb.
1
10
Mar. 13
%
1%
8%
14%
20%
2%
Jan.
Apr.
Mar.
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
17
30
6
14
3
26
NEW YORK
Since
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
May
1934.
Bid.
(Con.) Par
INDUS, at MISC.
Shares.
Shares.
Ask.
1,770
358,100
9,800
48,100
135,100
3,550
24,300
1,600
11,300
11,400
1,050
•
Ford Motor of
113
Sale
69
Sale
Sale
5% Sale
78%
9%
23
Sale
8
Sale
*
Class B
Ford Motor Co, Ltd,
600
100
600
rcts..Ord reft 11
Amer dep
193,300
3,900
1,600
1,300
47,800
575
300
6,700
4,600
8,400
61,000
64,800
500
12,200
4,600
31,300
10,400
23,400
1,200
2,400
900
1,700
25
100
15", 000
1,600
100
1,100
8,700
150
900
"2~ 400
1,950
520
480
•
1,050
1,200
113,800
~
Sale
2
5% Sale
10%
4%
&
5%
1%
17
20
Sale
%6
%
1
Sale
Sale
2%
Sale
stock..
*
com—25
Gen Tire & Rubber
6% preferred A
100
•
1,900 Gilbert (A C) Co com
Preferred
_.....*
400
•
189,200 Glen ft I den Coal Co....
825
1
2%
"l2% Sale"
..2
4,200 Globe Underwriters....
1,500 Godchaux Sugars class A—*
Class B
*
18,000
1
126,900 Gold Seal Elec com
Inc-—
11,600
4,700
1,200
8,000
4%
5%
Sale
Sale
121%
Sale"
126
Sale
19
22
4%
6%
6% Sale
•
16% May
2% May
5% May
9
1
1
300
1,300
%
%
% Sale
1% Sale
8%
9%
1% Sale
% Sale
1%
1%
z6% Sale
1
1%
"106
First
100
8,875
270
""500
2,400
150
""50
1,000
3,300
1,900
5,400
25,400
825
3,100
900
200
200
3,400
100
1,200
"100
700
100
600
300
2,500
Horn
Hardart com
1%
20
%
% May
% May
$3
conv
Irving Air Chute com
Isotta
100
6%
4%
May 14
3%
%
1%
z6%
1 %
dep
20
rets
500
1,000
400
200
100
5,200
1,100
5,580
1%
23%
3
May
121
■ ones &
100
LaughHn com
Kolster
Brandes
70
4,500
"l",300
120
19
19%
22
1%
400
200
5,900
2,700
250
6,200
200
725
2,600
1,900
3,600
..*
*
1
...
Class B...
Lefcourt
Realty com
Preferred
.
.
.
*
......
May 25
25
1%
2
14
25
May 22
5
3%.May 16
6% May
4% May
1
47
48%
47
30
22
May 31
May 31
May 12
May
7
May 14
May 14
1
May 18
Sale
Sale
1%
2%
'2
10%
31%
1%
22%
Sale
2%
%
18"
22
27%
Sale
3%
5%
Sale
1%
1%
1%
2%
May
May
May
May
May
%
%
16%
22
17
27
30
26
4% Sale
10
29
14
14
26
4% May 31
1% May
1
May 10
2
% May
8
May 14
17
27 % May
1
15
May 26
5% May
1
7
8
25
Sale
38
7% Sale
T~ "0%
%
%
%
x
%
5
6%
5
"6% "§""
% May
% May 11
%
8
Sale
4
24% May 24
28
May"!!
5%
4% May 14
10% May 14
6
May
9
2% May 12
5
May 14
May
7
May
9
6%
7%
11
6
2% May 12
%
1
%
11
11%
50
11
Sale
""100
200
14
1%
8%
2%
9
2%
9%
8
6V$% pref with warr....100
_1«
51,700 Libby McNeil A Llbby
*
500 Lit Brothers
*
7,375 Loblaw Groceterias A..
70
70
1
Sale
6
17%
3
10%
8%
Sale
99
Sale
2%
10%
8
3
11%
8%
27% Sale
90
99%
5%
May 10
May
2
S^le
Sale
2%
10%
7%
25%
96%
May
May
May
May
May
12
23
14
8
11
8
Apr.
5
10% Jan.
10% Jan.
24
5 H
2 %
com.
*
2% Sale
2%
32
5
Sale
3% Sale
Sale
._*
pref with com pur w •
100 Manning Bowman & Co cl B. *
*
1,400 Mapes Cons Mfft Co
*
5,600 Marlon Steam Shovel com
1
ix
4%
7%
8
3%
2%
2%
2%
2%
May 24
2% May 11
5
Jan. 20
Feb. 15
2
Feb.
8
Feb.
3
Jan.
% Feb.
6
Apr.
18
80
11% Apr. 11
14% Apr. 26
1
May
Apr.
10%
3%
1%
8%
5%
Apr.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
14
Jan.
26
11
May 23
7
10% Feb.
31% Apr. 21
53
Jan.
99% Apr.
3
11
3
May 23
May
5
May 14
41% May 25
33
2%
9%
13%
8%
3%
3%
5
9
65
4% May 10
May 25
1% Feb.
7% Mar.
1 Feb.
48
1
3% May 26
35% May 26
41
1% Mar. 16
2
2% May
1
29
May 15
May 12
7
20
26
1
1% May
May
70
2% May
7
16% May 14
5
16
14
6
26
23
13
23
5
1
8% May 21
May 15
99% May 11
6 % May
4
2% May
7
17% May
1
*
6 4%
55.
14
14
19
12
3
5
13
25
11% May
13% May
Sale
Sale
400
For footnotes see page
10% May 29
11% May
7
1
57
90
Common
May
May
Mar.
May
Jan.
% Jan.
1%
Sale
375
11%
'xi
28%
1,000
% May 11
5% Jan. 24
24% May 24
%
13% Sale
Sale
167,600 Louisiana Land A Expl
39,200 Lynch Corp com
__
8% Jan.
3% Jan.
3%
10
Apr.
3
30% Apr.
51% Apr.
22
May
2% Feb.
1% Jan.
34% Mar.
2% Jan.
1 % Feb.
22
Feb.
30% Apr.
15% Apr.
7% Feb.
Jan.
10%
Apr.
10
34% Mar. 23
1 % Jan.
% Jan.
15% Jan.
4 U
19
6
12% Apr. 11
32% Apr. 26
% Feb.
5
Feb.
5% Apr. 14
Feb. 13
24
Jan.
19
20
Feb.
8
7% Feb.
9
10% May 31
Jan. 23
% Jan.
22% May
38% Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
2
30
28
1
7
9
May
29% Mar. 15
Feb.
May
5
May
3% Jan.
25
19
23
7
Feb.
15
4
21% Apr.
102
Apr. 25
19% Mar.
11% May' 4
32% May 18
1% May 12
24% May 14
51
May
4
22
May 14
27
Feb.
3
% Jan.
2
May
14
16% Jan.
1
Apr.
Apr.
3%
May
1
Mar. 19
29
Jan.
j
May 1
Mar. 22
70
24
1% Apr.
2%
Sale
20
Sale
•
B stock
4*'
12% Mar. 9
1% Mar. 15
Apr. 11
37
May
Mar.
44
30
3% Mar. 22
Jan.
27
22
6% Jan.
2
Jan.
19
3
7
May 22
May 31
Sale
Mangel Stores Corp—
300
% Feb.
5
% Mar. 14
Jan.
9
1% Mar .16
*
41.500 Lehigh Coal A Nav....
23,200 Lerner Stores Corp com
200
39.100
Class A._
8
68
*
18,600 Lakey Foundry & Mach
New common.
1
1,400
580 Lane Bryant 7% pref
100
Langendorf United Bakeries*
800
19% May 24
% Jan.
May
15
3%
£1
325
6% preferred
100
2,000 Kress (S H) & Co spec pf..lO
—I
32,050 Kreuger Brewing Co..
1,900
22
3
Koppers Gas & Coke—
""500
6
3% May
% Jan.
% Feb.
"I
Sale
1
May
24
12
Jan.
20% May
May
5
Feb.
5 150
Jan.
5% Jan.
May 25
May
1
May1 4
May
9
May
2
2% May
14
31
6
19% Feb.
5 130
May 25
3% Jan.
May
May
9
Jan.
,7%
Apr.
5
Ltd—
American shares
18% Apr.
11
Jan.
2
27
Mar. 23
19
19% Mar. 27
1
1
May 24
May
5
4% Apr. 11
6
17% Apr.
2
122
1
10% Mar. 17
% Feb.
6
29
Feb.
Jan.
May
May
7
22
1%
26%
50% Sale
19
*
*
$3 Convertible pref
Feb.
13
lire
Common
16
26
10%
31%
39%
15
14,800 Kingsbury Breweries com—1
*
2,100 Klein (D Emilt Co common
10
1,600 Kleinert (j b) Rubber
1
300 Knott Corp com
*
100 Kobacker Stores common
1,900
3
7
May 15
lonas&Naumburg Corp—
900
m m
3
1% Jan.
Fraschinl Co—
Amer
4
'6
It Jan.
3%
May 25
%
May
1
2%
May
2
11%
May 31
1%
May
1
May 10 x33
May
May
1
Sale
4%
38%
1%
X
*
1
Mfg com v t c
Iron Fireman
Apr.
Apr.
90% Jan.
Sale
11% Sale
*
Mills
89
9
12% May
13% Jan. 12
4% May 16
25
23
1
50
Equities com
preferred
99
22
1% Jan.
May
2
May 22
May 25
May
1
17
12
5
4%,Apr. 24
25
Feb.
3
20% Feb. 21
7
J an. 15
3
Jan.
80
% May 18
% May
8
3
8
19
Sale
1
2
5%
6
4% Sale
Safety Razot cl B."
Interstate Hosiery
3% Jan.
2
64% Jan.
94% May
1
85% May
2
3,
May 29
15
25
Imperial Chem Industries—
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
4,600
3,900 Imperial Tobacco Co of Can .5
15,700 Imp Tob of Gt Brit & Irel__£1
1
2,900 Industrial Finance v t c
*
3,900 Industrial Rayon Corp
34,600 Insur Co of North Amer ..10
2,900 Internat Cigar Machinery.."
2,000 Internatl Holding & Invest.*
•
6,200 Internat Product" com
*
100 Int Proprietaries class A
Interstate
2
Jan.
1
8
3% May
1
16% May
5
15% May 21
2% May
3%
7% preferred
Internat
15
5
Jan.
Feb. 13
8
May
9
Jan.
6
Jan.
14
100
Huyler's of Del com
1
7% preferred
100
7% preferred stamped.. 100
Hydro-F.lec Secur com
*
Hygrade Food Prod..
5
Hygrade Sylvania Corp
*
1,000
8,800
4,300
13,500
1,000
23,100
2%
2
*
....
Jan.
%«Jan.
6
2% Jan.
50
preferred.
A
11% Jan.
15
8% Feb. 23
3
Feb.
9
22
Apr. 12
•si Feb.
9
10% Mar. 27
5% Jan.
8
%, Jan.
8
Feb.
70
300 Holophane Co Inc common.*
Horn (A C) Co common
*
100
4% May 14
10%
6%
13%
4%
%
27
2,500
1,350
2
2
May
7
May
7
May
5
May 21
May 11
May
18% Mar. 16
3% Mar. 5
9% Feb.
1
12
Jan.
ni
18% Feb.
100
Preferred
150
12% Jan.
May
1
6% May
2
13% May
8
9
May 28
% May
2
29
700 Holly Sugar Corp common..*
25
3
17
x
%.
800 Hires (Chas E) class A com..*
"160
2%
7
14% May 14
6% May
2
13% May
8
8
May 14
% May 10
4
x
3%
%
10%
6%
1 %
18%
%8
6%
3% Sale
Amer dep rets part pref_8s
400
9,500 Happiness Candy St cl A.. *
43,300 iH artman Tobacco common .10
•
18,100 Hazeltine Corp
8,900 Helena Rubinstein common.*
*
8,800 Heyden Chemical Co.
1
May 10
1% May 14
15% May 10
% May 14
6
% May
% Mar.
3
May 12
16% May 16
12% May
9
%
5
8% Mar. 23
2% Feb. 21
8% Feb. 21
Handley Page Ltd—
6,000
2,800
1,500
2,600
34% May 23
4% May
3
% Jan. 17
1% Jan. 11
1
Hall (c M) Lamp Co
Jan.
6%
4% May 16
14
17%
May
7
4 130
128% Sale" 122% May
131
May 15 142
134
137
22%
23% 22% May 14 24
5M
5
May
5
4%
6
18
Sale
13% May
1
7
Sale
Sale
142
Sale
24
Sale
5% Sale
13% Sale
%
20
7
8% Sale
%
%6
6%
6%
15%
124%
x
%
25c
Common vtc
Guardian Investors common
34% May 23
7% May
May
2% May
3% Sale
16%- 17%
15
16%
15%
12% Apr.
24% Feb.
25
9%
%
2
19
Jan.
4% Jan.
i May
9
Apr. 14
% Jan. 31
1% Feb.
7
r
43 %
13
Mar.
15
1
7
15% Sale
6% Sale
16% Sale
Stores Prod—
Grocery
400
*
5%
Class A common....._....*
3,200
$3 preferred with warr
*
1,200
*
18,900 Gorham Mfft Co com vtc
Agreement extended
2,100
11,610 Grand Rapids Varnish Corp *
6,450 Gray Tel Pay Station com—.*
3,030 Gt Atl A Pac Tea 1st pref.100
Non-voting common stock *
3,680
3,510 Great Northern Paper Co..25
6,300 Greenfield Tap & Die com..*
299,800 Greyhound Corp common..5
2,000
3%
81
May 17
May
12
24
1% May 23
75% May 14
85% May
2
3
May 29
2
Jan.
65
78% May
7
14
10
10% May
%
1%
70
2%
94%
Mar. 12
16% May 10
2
May
8
4% May 14
10%
6%
1%
18
%
..........
General Rayon A
4%
10
20%
4% May
3
% May
9
1% May 14
2%
4%
2
28
5% Jan.
2
3% May 14
6%
% Sale
'
10% Sale
6%
7%
11
6%
%
17
Preferred.
Warrants
18%
Sale
Sale
16%
2%
5%
14
12%
com..—*
General Alloys Co
...*
Gen Aviation Corp com
1
General Elec Co of Great Brit
American dep receipts...£1
Gen Fireprooflnft com....;*
Gen Investment Co com
5
12
3
Feb.
117
9
9£ May
3% May 22
% May
1
May
100
7% preferred
Garlock Packing Co
Gorham
200
5
15
14
17
Apr.
110% Jan.
8% Jan.
May
May
22 114
Jan.
44*
Feb.
7% May
3% May 14
% May
1
May
1%
•
17
X Jan.
41
%6
1
7%
8% Sale
...*
stock
Franklin (H H) Mfft com
15,500
32,700
500
2,700
Sale
1%
1
Highest.
Sale Prices.
3a
8% Sale
Sale
Co.
New capital
7,400
15,700
2,300
1,200
2,400
—.._*
%
%
ix
%
%
Prod com...*
preferred
Conv
Foundation
Ask
3%
%
Ford of France Am dep rets.
Foremost Dairy
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Ill
May
113
11% May
13%
14
75 1 May
77%
78
8 % May
10%
11%
May
20% 21% 20
27
May
Sale
Sale
Sale
13%
Highest.
Sale Prices.
112
Sale
114
110%
9%
67%
4%
15%
Canada cl A..»
Ask, Bid.
%
x
%
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
1.
Bid.
%
*
10
First Nat Stores 7% 1st pf.100
Fisk Rubber Corp common.. 1
Preferred
......100
Flintkote Co class A
*
100 Film Inspection Machine
100 Fire Assoc of Phlla
980
I.
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
In
RANGE SINCE JAN.
prices in may.
aggregate sales,
May.
EXCHANGE
CURB
YORK
NEW
44
29
May 24
2% May 11
33
12
10
24
Jan.
4% Jan.
15
Feb.
o
14% Mar. 22
14% Mar. 14
2% Jan.
2
29
May 15
Jan. 19
Jan.
8
% Mar. 16
30% Jan.
8
2
20
2
Jan.
4
2
24
Apr.
3
2% Jan.
1
2% Apr.
2
1% Apr. 30
Apr. 27
70
21
7% Apr. 13
7
2% May
Apr.
18
16% Apr.
3% Apr.
Feb.
41
10
18
7
7
May 14
May 25
Mar. 16
34% Mar. 27
5
41
%
3% Feb.
2
CURB
YORK
NEW
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
i
Price
Jan. 2
May 1.
1934.
J
•
INDUS. Ac MISC. (Con.) Par
are:
Did.
31.
Maryland Casualty Co com.l
1
18.
Massey Harris Co common..*
454
Ask
154
Sale
Bid.
2
554
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
Sale
154
6
454
Lowest.
-
2
5
,
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask
Sale Prices.
154 May 10
May 10
5
254 May 10
554 May
8
Mathleson Alkali Works—
22,
86.
3.
Part paid rets 1st payment.
Mavis Bottling Co of Amcl A1
Mayflower Associates Inc
•
May Hosiery Mills—
$4 preferred w w
45 54
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
354
1954
4
Sale
32
54
28
54
4354
Sale
4454
McCord Radiator Ac Mftf»
16,
2,
Mead Johnson Ac Co com....*
McWilIiam8 Dredging
Mead Corp common
154
com..*
Mercantile Stores Co
*
4454
1054
4754
12
1254
1454
354
5454
1154
Sale
Sale
1454
100
Merch & Miners Transp Co.*
6,
preferred
Merrltt Chapman At Scott..
63^% A pref
2,
13,
7,
3,
32
May
1
1
May
2
4554 May
1
354 May 31
1954 May 12
354 May 10
2054 May 17
254
IK
154
354
154
454
754
954
154
54# Sale
1
154
3
354
154
...*
Sugar com.......*
Preferred
54
May 14
May
2
May 26
13
70
2
154
154 May 11
56
May
9
May
2
May 26
13
70
154 May
8
54 May
154 May
3
May
8
2
7
954 May
2
100
....
Mesabi Iron..
Michigan
May 10
54 May 10
4354 May
9
...—*
13,
9.
7%
Sale
154 Sale
45
.....
10
Midland Royalty Corp—
12 conv pref
.....*
754
7 54
,
154
354
754
954
854
1754
1254
2054
1
%S May
1
May
May
5
7
754 May
2
3
Midland Steel Product—
4,
1,
1,
1,
$2
*
dlv shares
non-cum
Mid vale Co
*
21
25
1154
47
Sale
60
Minneap-Honeywell Reg pref
Miss River Fuel Corp warr.
12.
Mock Judson Voehrlnger...*
189,
10,
Molybdenum Corp ▼ t c
..1
Montgomery Ward Ac Co A
Moody's Investors Part pref.*
Moore Corp Ltd..
*
5
854
Sale
Sale
5
90
1854
754
11054
Sale
Sale
Sale
13
17
754 Sale
11054 Sale
1054
1854
9854
154
May
May
May
May
15
May
654 May
100
May
2054 May
1154 May
48
10054
154
1854
854
11054
2054
3
May
2
May 17
May 24
May
1
May
2
May
1
May
2
...
7% B preferred
7% A pref
100
100
Moore Drop Forging cl A
1,
3,
10
*
11
20
1254
15
Mtge Bank of Colom Am shs
Murphy (G C) Co common.
11
May 14
254 May 10
5854 May 10
11
May 14
254 May 10
5954 May
9
National Baking Co com....*
►33,
10,
Nat Bellas Hess
...I
com
Nat'l Bond & Share Corp..
National Candy Co com....*
29,
2,
Nat Container Corp com—*
2,
23,
1,
Sale
3354
32
Sale
3354
6
20
3754
Sale
18
22
37
3054
354
Nat Dairy Prod pref A
16,
18,
61,
$2
pref.....—......
100
conv
National Investors
I
com..
534% preferred
1
Warrants.....
National Leather Co com...*
Nat Rubber Macb
Sale
4054
Sale
com
354
Nat Screen Service Corp....*
548,
25*
3754
—.
National Service Co
10
.....1
2,
154
54
54
154
5 54
11
Sale
Sale
5454
1
Sale
Sale
17
54
Sale
3154
3354
3254
33
9854 Sale
154
154
4854
54
% Sale
654
11
Sale
Sale
National Steel Car Ltd.....*
13
Nat Steel Corp warrants
National Sugar Refg...
*
Nat Toll Bridge A com
13
*
754 Sale
13
Natonas Co
New
60
w
36
Nelson (Herman) Corp
$5
Neptune Meter class A.....'.*
28
New Engl Grain Prod Co...*
New Haven Clock Co com...*
New Mexico Ac
4
Arls Land
854
Sale
I
4
N
3
N Y Merchandise Co com..
Co
\uction
Founders
»
11
4
1
1
8
40
30
2
19
2
2
2
38
34
7
33
>98
2
com....*
(Cosach) Ctfs for ord b
1
3
41
North Ac South Amer Corp A*
Northwest Engineering
*
Novadel Agene com
New w i
pref
*
Overseas Securities Co
May
454
10
Sale
Sale
54
454
Sale
6
854
2%
254
1
Pan Amer Airways com
10
49
5
Y.% Sale
2
37
6
754
Parker Rust-Proof
Sale
Sale
1 054
1
154
354"
4
Sale
254
3954
454
2454
Sale
Sale
5
Sale
•
5654 Sale
6254
24
23
6
com
1
30
254 Sale
"3" Sale
17
May
454 May
10
254 Sale
2454
7
23
Sale
19
1
10
20
154
2454
Sale
2654
com..
Sale
2154
4
Pitney Bowes Postage Meter*
50
5
*
com
25
Pratt Ac Lambert
Prentice Hall Inc common.
Partic conv stock..
.*
McCallum
Sale
254
4
454 Sale
$6 preferred
1
Pyrene Mfg....
1
Quaker Oats
25
8
11
12
Sale
954
54
354
Sale
54
Sale
254
3654
454
2354
Sale
3854
554
Sale
254
34
Sale
!54
[54
•
com
$7 part preferred
com...
Sale
7
*
_....*
54 May 17
154 May 31
May 22
May 10
May 23
May 10
May
2
1954 May 14
2154 May
May
9
May
1
May
354 May
254 May
22
14
14
25
7
1454 May
1
1054 May
7
1
May 14
354 May
7
3
May 24
254 May
May
454 May
23
May
754 May
55
May
3054 May
254 May
19
35
14
18
12
7
12
9
14
May 17
4
254 May
41
May
554 May
2454 May
754 May
65
May
3054 May
354 May
84
May
2
May 12 101
May 12
754 May
3
654 May 10
25
154
23
954
Sale
2554
1054
4
Sale
354
4
""154 May" 16
25
May 24
954 May 14
70
May
5
254 May 12
354 May 25
May 11
"154 May" !
25
5654
70
3954 Sale
154
154
75
51
70
254 May 12
454 May
2
May 11
34
71
Sale
75
14
Sale
28"" "36"'
26
30
29
"1754 ~21*~
May 24
May
7
154 May 23
13
May 17
28
May
7
28
30
29
Sale
154
Sale
32
4854
154
Sale
2
May 24
May
2
May
5
11
34
43
Sale
Sale
55
63
•
120
100
113
1
Sale
754
Sale
80
54
654
85
85
125
11154 113
110
Sale
122
154
654
29
'May
7
54 May 22
554 May 14
154 May
754 May
2
1
254 May 19
May
7
May
1
5254 May
2
154 May
1
14
May 29
2954 May 26
154 May 10
154
554
12354
Public Util Securities—
6% preferred...
37
May 25
12
23
Hovlery
..
Prudential Investors
2
'2054
*
Pitts Ac Lake Erie KK
.
54 May
1
154 May 28
3554 May
3
76
1
common.
Conv preferred A
com
II
101
2?>
...
Class A..
85
*
10
Railroad Shares Corp com..*
Rys Ac Util Invest cl A com._l
Rainbow Luminous Prod A.*
7
8
954 May
7
100
Philip Morris Inc..
Glass B
30
May
2
May 17
354 May 14
*
com
pref
Pie Bakeries lnc
354
28
Pennsylvania Salt Mfg....50
Pepperell Mfg Co
I0i»
Phoenix Securities
54 Sale
154 Sale
3554 Sale
Sale
*
A™ Sale
A*
10
common
Pender (D> Grocery cl A
Pennroad Corp com vtc._
age 55.
2
2
7
Sale
854
Paramount Motors Corp....*
Parke Davis At Co
•
Powdrell Ac Alexander
1,
Sale
*
Potrero Sugar com
10
354
'1054 "1354 ""954 "12"
30H 3i*
Pacific Eastern Corp..!
33
37
2
16
.5
conv
Co
2
29
Outboard Motors cl B com..*
Mill
3
17
1454
10 54
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
36
154
29
2054
Propper
May 31
154 May
15
.*
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
4
7
154, May 11
28
57
85
2
25
18
Ohio Brass class B
7%
2254 May
154 May
5
May
2
May 22
May
"
May
May
May
92
354
Sale
32
Oil stocks Ltd common..
Milk
6
1054
154
8854
554
454
17
12
Pitts Bessemer Ac L E RR..50
6
3
*
..
7% preferred..!
100
Piedmont & Northern Ry.100
Pierce Governor Co com
•
40
2
454
254
25
154
_
Pet
41
6
54 May
1
8654 May
7
8
854 May
1
May 22
8854 May
7
5 54 May
2
454 May
3
2954
shs
Noma Elec Corp com
•
Northam Warren Corp oref.*
North Amer Match Corp....*
Class A
1
"354" ~"6""
354
2454
1
May 16
354 May 21
1554 May 22
454 May
1
35
May 28
100
Perfect Circle
101
454
54 May
1
154 May
2
1454 May 21
2
May 25
3254 May 21
pf. .100
preferred
Nilet-Bement-Pond
Parker Pen Co
30
Sale
154
23
3854 May
36
May
9954 May
154 May
54
May
54 May
154 May
7
May 22
1054
Nitrate Corp of Chile
180
154
954
Sale
354 May 21
May
4
32
14
21
15
2
28
10
8
1
May
May
Niagara Share Corp class B 5
A
%
Sale
'"554
32
May
3454 May
98
May
154 May
5354 May
54 May
154 May
554 May
if* iiH
shares.........1
N Y Water Service 6 %
36
Sale
154
•
common
N Y Shipbuilding Co
15
54
254
2554
New Process Co common.._.*
Y
254
35
.....
154
354
Nestle Le Mur Co class A...*
1
2
3354
954
154
Nehl Corp com
......__.*
Nelsner Bros pref..
...10ft
1
2
35
..*
1
2
1
32
8 Sale*
National Union Radio com..l
41
35
254 May
7
May 17
29
17
54
Sale
454
Sale
3154
Conv partlc preferred....*
1,
20
54
42
354
29
•
54
&
125
54
54#
8
54
54
54
May 24 11054 May
11354 108
54# Sale
54
54#
54#
54
54
54
May 31
May 14
May
6
May
8
%s
54
54
54
May
May
May
May
3
8
2
6
8
NEW
46
YORK
YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
NE
In
Since
Shares.
1934.
500
1,800
1,500
200
5,700
20,800
*
10
o
100 Rolls Royce Am dep rets
13,600 Roosevelt Field Inc.
20,300 RoBSiu Internet Corp
5,600 Royal Typewriter com..
200
200
520
5,700
900
2,600
300
200
3,100
800
900
-
2,900 Selby Shoe Co
900
3,200
200
3,900
400
11,775
250
37,200
Smith (A O)
Preferred
30
"'"266
200
900
150
150
1,800
1,700
4,300
300
400
31,400
23,600
47,400
4,775
6,600
1,000
285,600
85,700
9% Sale
7%
14
1% Sale
17
17%
47% Sale
6%
13%
1%
Stlnnes
3%
69
May 16
76% May
1
3
10
18
14
16
3% May
42
May
35% May
% May
1
1
4
3
May
36
May
30% May
% May
31% Sale
%
%
% May 12
2% May
9
43% May 11
% May 14
2% May 24
% Sale
1%
2%
41%
48
%
%
2%
3
•
'1%
2% May
22
May
1% May
54% May
54
May
% May
1%
7%
16
Sale
%
%
%
.
6%
13%
1 %
18%
5
12
1 %
17%
21
23
66
Sale
Sale
66
4%
6
12
3%
7%
Sale
26
-
8
1
Sale
1%
%
%
%
%
%
86
80
4%
1%
3%
5
% Sale
%
2%
1% Sale
5%
2%
1%
Sale
8%
12
4%
12
24
3%
7%
23%
Sale
3
%
%
%
%
77%
4%
1%
%
%
83%
5%
1%
'A
/is
2
Sale
9
11
98
90
100
*
com
%
%
..*
*
1%
4%
4%
Stutz Motor Car Co.
Sun Investing Co com
•
2
5.
4%
_
*
"2% "4"
37
14% Sale
27% Sale
35
pref
.25
Swift & Co
15
Swift International.
200
Am
400
Am dep rets
1%
Sale
1%
2%
5
8
Sale
5
Sale
4%
41
47%
16% Sale
29% Sale
12%
4%
2
1%
9%
%
Sale
2
Sale
2%
4%
def reg
Pict
27
May
3
50
Jan.
4
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
4
2%
21%
17%
%b
11
Jan.
29
Apr.
2% Apr.
5% Feb.
51
Apr.
40% Apr.
% Feb.
27'
Feb.
2
3
%8Jan. 17
2% May
9
36
Jan.
6
% May 14
2% Jan.
4
1% Jan.
% Teb.
4% Feb.
48
1
Jan.
10
3
17
6
20
May
8
Feb.
Mar.
6
5
1 176
Feb.
% May
May
5
4% May 25
1 % May 12
25
May
7
21
May 12
% May 23
2
May 14
37 % May 22
8% May
2
96
May 12
1% May
2
4% Sale
4
May 23
May
7
May 23
May 21
10% May 14
3%
40%
4%
47%
15
Sale
30%
Sale
May 10
41
May
7
15
May 14
28% May 14
4
51
Sale
42%
1%
19% Sale
2%
3
26% Sale
2% Sale
48
1:
% Mar. 21
% Jan. 17
Jan.
4
2
3
9
60
7
10
23
1
25
Apr.
10
14% Jan.
% Jan.
1% Jan.
15
22
15
31
31
32
Jan.
26
7
Jan.
18
84% Jan.
% Jan.
17
9% May
3
May 23
5
May 23
5
May
1
12% May
1
4% May
4
41
May
7
17% May
4
32% May
4
9
Jan.
3
21
2% May
4
1% May 18
2
May
5
% May
8
7% May 14
11 % May
May 21
7
1% May 11
35
47 % May
47 % May
1 % May
24
May 22
7
1
4% May 25
4
% Jan.
1% Apr.
5
Feb.
Jan.
6
30
7% Jan. 30
4% Mar. l2
1% Jan. 26
9
2
3
1§
4% Feb.
6
9
Apr. 11
Feb. 17
12
12 109%Jan.
May
4% May
1 % May
25% May
23
May
% May
2% May
37% May
9
May
98
May
2
May
84
25
43
% May
2
80
6
6
21
10
Jan.
Apr. 10
May 12
22
19
Jan.
Jan.
156
6
26
11
1
10% Feb.
6
13 % May 23
2% Peb.
6
23
Mar. 7
70% May 17
107% Feb. 15
20
May
8
4
47% Jan.
100
21
19
2% Mar. 31
24% Apr. 16
3
Feb.
3
61% Apr. 16
62% Feb.
7
% Mar. 20
3
May 10
Jan. 13
1% Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
5
20
Feb. 26
1% May 11
40% Jan.
4
40
Jan.
3
% Jan. 23
5
11
Jan.
83
2
2% May 15
% May 24
3% May
1% May
3
2
3
May 23
Jan.
5
% Feb. 20
% Feb. .16
86% Apr. 30
6% Mar. 8
2% Mar. 31
27% Feb.
6
25
Mar. 3
1% Feb.
2
3% Feb.
5
37% May 22
10% Feb.
9
98% Apr.
5
2
May 31
10% Jan.
3
8
30
May 23
Mar. 12
8% Jan.
15
Jan.
Jan.
18
6
10% Feb.
5
17% Apr. 20
5
5% Feb.
3
41% Apr.
13% Jan.
23% Jan.
8
12
19
Feb. 17
32% Apr. 21
Jan. 13
Jan.
6
Mar. 27
Apr. 25
24
Jan. 18
45Feb.
7
% Jan. 24
2% Apr. 28
12
25
25
44% Apr. 23
49
Apr. 18
1% Apr. 28
4
4
35
1%
%
7%
%
Jan.
7% Feb.
23
5s
1% Apr.
11% Jan.
% Apr.
28
2%
Sale
2%
May
2% May
25
9
3
28
3
May 28
May
5
19
19
27
Jan.
Feb.
4
13
1 % May
1
May
29
2
Jan. 19
7% Feb. 27
May 28
4% Jan. 27
23
28
Screen
.1
500
Triplet Safety Glass Ltd—
Am rets for ord. shs. reg£l
I,900
*
300 Trunz Pork Stores Inc
11%
Tubize Chatillon
2% Sale
1% Sale
1% Sale
1%
1%
1 % May 29
1
May 29
20% May
13%
15
11%
6%
15%
4%
Sale
22
3
21
1
1
May 14
15
Sale
12%
2% May
1 % May
29
3% Jan. 22
2% Feb.
5
26
26
21
14
15
17% May 24
3
Jan.
8
15% Jan. 19
May 14
30
19% Jan.
11% Jan.
20% Apr.
6
Jan.
24
Corp—
Common
1
71,800
Class A
1
5,200
35,900 Tung Sol Lamp Wks com...*
S3 conv pref
_*
9,200
100 Unexcelled Mfg Co
Union Amer
34% Apr. 21
10
Apr. 16
Co Ltd
38,500
30,900 Tri-Contlnental Corp Warr..
8,100
2% May 15
% May 24
5
1%
1%
1% Sale
10% Sale
%>
1
47%
1%
7,200
2,700
3,400
20,000
Feb.
8
May 12
2
3
5
2%
Sale
Sale
1
38%
46%
% Sale
2%
1%
100
22
14
Jan.
4
22
33
2%
% Sale
9% Sale
2
*
Common
500
25
dep rets ord reg shs._£l
Trans-Lux
1,400
8,100
1
17
25
May 16 162% May 29
9
5,900 Todd Shipyards Corp.
31,800 Transcontinental AlrTranspl
800
4
Jan.
5
6
3%
2% Sale
1%
2
*
29
9
109% Jan.
*
..1
•
Tobacco Secur Trust
10,900
1,100
3,700
2% May
22% May
2
May
60% May
58% May
% May
5
6% May
May 10
12% May 25 13% May 23
3
1% May
1% May 11
8
18 % May 18
21% May
62
May 14 70 % May 17
4
103% May 17 106% May
12
20
May
8
MayJ 8
156
26% Sale
100 Tenn Products Corp com..
Thermoid Co 7% pref
100
*
800 Tobacco A Allied Stocks
18,100 Tobacco Prod Exports.
2,500
14
4
2
May
9
May
May 10
1
May
2
May
5
2,400
100
1
15
/II
15
%
2%
44%
%
3%
100
(Hugo) Corp
(S) A Co Inc
conv
8% May 16
Sale
Sale
159
3%
Sullivan Machinery Co
$3
% May 16
11% Jan. 17
23
Apr.
% Jan.
% Feb.
5
•
II,000 Taggart Corp com
185,400 Tastyeast Inc class A
85,500 Technicolor Inc common..
""250
1,300
2,300
%
1
May
Sale
Sale
34% Sale
%
*a
~~~%
..*
614% pref
300 Stroock
100
36,300
16,700
42
2% Sale
38%
Jan.
5
Feb.
2
3% Apr. 24
1% Apr. 21
12% Feb. 23
1
Mar.
5
15
Mar. 31
23
Apr. 13
2% Feb.
7
% Feb.
6
2
8%
5%
75
Sale
2% Sale
22% Sale
1%
2
Sale
3%
36
May 24
Feb.
3
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
1
Feb.
3
May 16
Jan.
2
28
7
500 Stetson (John B) Co com—*
200
1,000
3%
% Sale
2%
3
%
35
11%
2%
2%
%
1 %
%
Prices
4%
16%
4%
3%
16
A Corona
21,000 Stein Cosmetics Co
1,300
1 % May
1
% May 16
13% May 12
1% Jan.
Highest
Sale
22
35
*
Stein (A) A Co com
310
% May 16
13
275 Steel Co of Can Ltd ord.....*
1,100
20
675
28
%
Sale
%e Sale
2%
2%
44
49%
% Sale
3%
4
%
Spanish A General Corp Ltd
Am dep rets ord bear
£1
4,500
Am dep rets ord reg shs..£l
2,400
5,150 Spiegel,MayA Stern pref..100
*
2,500 Stahl-Meyer Inc com
..*
9,200 Standard Brewing Co
475 Standard Cap A Seal com
5
2,650 Standard InveNt $5% pref..*
1
19,300 Starrett Corp com
6% preferred
10
13,200
150
4,300
Sale
2111 Sale
17%
21
za
%
2%
100
Typewriter v t c...
91,500 Sonotone Corp
1,300 Southern Corp rom...
100
9,200
12%
1%
%
13
1%
..*
Corp com
Smith (L C)
300
Sale
1
*
900
600
3%
2%
1% Sale
%6
%
7
Singer Mfg Ltd
....£1
Am dep rets ord reg shs—
38,050
3% May 24
13% May
1
4% May 16
3
May
1
1 % May
2
2% May
8
1 % May
1
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
15%
25
76% Sale
•
1
Conv preferred
600 Sisto Financial Corp
5,500
3%
2%
2%
2%
1% Sale
•
2,360 Singer Mfg Co
500
15
24
7
11
2
4
24
1% May 12
%6 May
2
May 19
Sale
4
25 Sherwin Williams of Can—*
Simmons Boardman Pub Co—
•
Loir est.
Sale Prices.
2%
11%
3%
2%
1 %
2%
%
11%
11%
Sale
28
32
100
Seton Leather com
100
3,350
9*
8%
23%
400 Sheaffer (W A) Pen com.. - *
26,700 Shenandoah Corp common. 1
$3 Conv pref
25
9,400
87,300 Sherwin-Williams Co com..25
6% preferred AA
.100
I,460
25
160
Sale
*
com
62,900 Selected Industries
$5.50 prior stock
7,000
Allotment certificates
17,800
6,800 Sentry Safety Control
Sale
4%
13%
15
*
1
21,600 Seaboard Util Shs com
3,000 Securltiep Coip Gen'l com.. •
*
3,800 Seeman Bros common
23,240 Segal Lock A Hardware com •
7,300 Selberllng Rubber com
Selfrldge Pro? Stores, Ltd—
American dep rets
£1
4,300
200
9,900
1,600
2,550
Safety Car Heating A I.tt»
Highest.
Sate Prices.
£1
200 St Lawrence Corp common..*
322,600 St Regis Paper Co....
10
4,520
7% preferred
100
*
60,600 Schlff Co com
*
15,400 Schulte Real Estate com
2,110 Scoville Mfg Co...........25
26,656
Ask.
Sale
10
_.5
Russeks Fifth Ave Inc
9,250
'
va
_*
3,500
575
13%
3%
3
Sale
10*
100
900 Ruberold Co
"l",806
3%
Sale
1%
1
..
1,000
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
10
14%
&
*„•
300 Richmond Radiator com..._*
*
200 Rlke-Kumler Co com
"
1...
Ask. Bid.
% May 16
12%
.
""260
May
Bid.
Ask
50c
6,610 Ravthenn Mfg v t c
4,900 Reeve* (Daniel) com
3,700 Reliable Stores com
6,700 Reliance Internat com \
1,900 Reliance Management
19,400 Reybarn Co.. Inc.
82,000 Reynolds Invest com
3,000 Rice Stix Dry Goods Co
3,310
Bid.
INDUS. A MISC. (Con.) Par
>
I.
Price
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
prices in may.
aqgreqate sales
May.
EXCHANGE
CURB
11% Sale
30
9
3%
3
22%
6%
Sale
Sale
26
23
Sale
22
Sale
4%
19%
17
Union Tobacco Co common.*
20%
%
25
Sale
5
United Aircraft Corp w 1
May
17% May
4
May
23
May
14
24
24
24
2% May 21
10
Invest com
6
20% May
8
% May
9
14% May 25
9 % May
24
May
6% May
May
26
3
3
1
1
2% May 21
May
1
% May
2
15% May 28
22
6
2%
19%
%
14%
May
May 21
Jan. 15
Jan.
5
May 25
30% Jan. 30
7% Mar. 3
Apr. 17
2% May 21
Feb.
5
% Jan.
5
15% May 28
25
United Aircraft A Transp—
22,100
6,500
1,300
14,600
1,100
6,500
300
2,100
Warrants
.5
tc w i
United Air Line
v
United Carbon
pref
100
8
6
May
3
May 28
9% May 25
8% May 29
112% May
3 112% May 10
11
May
1
11%
May
9 12
Sale
11%
Sale
11%
7%
23%
1%
9
27
Sale
6
7
20
United Carr Fastener com..*
22
30
r May
28 15% Jan. 31
9% May 25
8% May 29
Feb. 20 112% May 10
May
1
5% Jan. 12 12
6
94
United Chemicals Inc—
600
II,100
4,700
46,500
700
7,900
$3
cum
partlc pref........*
United Dry Docks com
*
__*
100 United Elastic Corp
100
36,500
Common...
385,800
United Founders
com..
125 United Milk Products
1
1
1%
%
% Sale
Sale
"%
Sale
6
May 29
May 12
% May 10
14
May 29
% May 23
22
7
May
2
23% May
3
1% May
1
14
May 29
1
May
1
com.
33 preferred
125
15
Jan
22
Jan. 12
% May 10
14
May 29
nat Jan.
2
3
Apr.
7
3
15
20
*
Jan.
1
11
Feb.
26% Feb.
2% Feb.
14
May 29
1% Feb.
3
9
8
5
Apr.
5
7
25
Feb. 20
6%
4%
9%
68%
Apr. 11
Feb.
5
Jan. 31
Apr. 18
Apr. 17
Feb.
2
Apr. 28
May 14
Feb.
2
United Molasses Co Ltd—
19,800
1,200
300
2,275
420
2,900
6,300
200
Am dep rets for ord reg..£l
490,000
58,600 Unit Profit Sharing com..
Preferred
10
1,326
25
16,925 United Shoo Mach com
Preferred..
•
1,420
10,500 United Stores Corp com vtc *
•
24,000 United Wall Paper
300 U S Daily Products class A..*
400
10,700
5,000 U
600
150
35",600
2,100
2,400
Class B
S
.._...*
33
%
1%
Sale
1%
Sale
%
2
Preferred
For footnotes see page 55.
6
Sale
1% Sale
6% Sale
67% Sale
% Sale
3% Sale
2%
14%
1
%
2%
Finishing common
"3% "3%
4% Sale
1%
2
7
Sale
65
Sale
%
3%
2%
%
2%
3%
15
3%
4% May
1 % May
6% May
64
May
32% May
% May
3
May
2% May
% May
3
May
28
-
6
2
7
16
8
21
22
14
19
10
67%
33%
%
4%
2%
%
3%
May
1
May 16
May 31
May
1
May
8
May
1
May
2
May 14
May
8
May
3
3% Jan.
1% Jan.
6
Apr.
57% Jan.
32% Jan.
% Jan.
2
5%
6%
1% Sale
55% Sale
^
13%
A*
50
Sale
51
12% Sale
1%
1%
48%
50
11% May 12
1% May 24
48% May 23
13% May
1% May 12
50
May
Feb.
2% Apr.
% May
2% Jan.
9
100
♦
183,400 U S Foil class B
25,500 USA Internat Sec com....*
1st preferred with warr
17,300
3%
%
Apr.
5% Jan.
1% Jan.
48% May 23
36
1%
4%
2%
1%
5
Feb.
5
9Apr.* 13
14% Apr.124
Feb.
5
60% Feb.
5
2
JUNE, 1934]
CURB
YORK
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES.
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
Since
May.
Shares.
600
125
May
1934.
Ask.
Bid
3,400
Universal
1
27
25 A
May 31.
Bid
Ask.
1
23'
25
10
6
Lowest.
22
Lowest.
Highest
Sales Prices.
Sale
Sale Prices.
% May 26
May 14
25
% May
May
7
7
10
VA
10
Sale
1%
I* 10s
Pictures.
May
9
1% May 31
May
4
4
May 10
10%
1%
11%
4%
May 18
May
1
May 12
May
8
2% May
8
46
May 10
1 % May
7
3% May 14
2%
48 %
1%
4%
May
2
May 17
May
1
May
1
Sale
2%
"l~
33,900 Utility Equities com
3,275
Priority Stock..
13,400 Utility & Ind Corp com
Preferred
15,500
600
1,800
2,000
100
7,400
""ioo
200
200
1%
*
3
2%
Sale
2X
IX
48
*
-*
...
3,700 Voat Mfg Corp
101,600 Waco Aircraft Co
1,000 Wahl Co (The) common
1,600 Waltt Ac Bond Inc class
Class B
3,200
7,400 Walgreen Co warrants
•
*
'""% ~T
VA
2
2X
3%
11A Sale
IX
4%
7A
16%
A._*
7 A
*
IX
3X
Sale
Sale
"1%
Sale
3%
Sale
4
8X
6%
8%
7% May 2
Sale
16%
17%
14% May 14
8
VA
Sale
6%
1%
7%
1%
7% May
2
17% May 25
7% May 7
1 % May 14
2% May 15
7% May
1% May
3% May
7
2
1
Sale Prices.
9
5
Jan.
17
Jan.
Jan.
26
19
5% Jan.
9
Jan.
29
1% Apr.
1% Jan.
4
4
9
1
3
400 Utah Radio Products......
'l",366
Highest.
Prices.
X Jan.
16% Jan.
"
U S Rubber Reclaiming...
900 Universal Insurance.. .....8
300
Ask
X
16% Sale
1%
2
3,700
250
1.
Bid
U S Lines Inc preL
U S Playing Card com
10
900 U S Radiator common
*
550
7% preferred
....100
700
1.
'Jan. 2
INDUS. & MISC. (Con.) Pai
5,600
7,000
650
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 1.
Shares.
47
EXCHANGE
36
4
% Jan.
1% Jan.
8
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
25
25
1
Feb.
Feb.
1
7
9
4
19
6
2%
7%
1%
4%
Feb.5
21
Feb. 15
May
7
Jan. 29
Feb.
5
57%
17%
%
1%
9
18
Jan.
2
4
2% Feb.
5% Feb.
16
Jan.
2
10% May 18
1% Apr. 21
11% May 12
5% Apr. 10
2% Jan. 18
53
Jan.
3%
10%
1%
4%
1% Mar. 13
27% Apr.
9
3
Feb. 16
2
Jan.
Jan. 10
5
Feb.
2
Feb.
Apr.
Walker (Hiram: Gooderham
34,100
1,600
500
2,900
900
8c Worts common
232,400
Preferred
-*
18,800
4,300 Watson (Jno Warren) Co..
12,600 Wayne Pump Co com
*
Convertible preferred
6,500
*
54 X
Sale
Sale
V.
% Sale
17 X
39% Sale
16%
16%
X Sale
1% Sale
35
Sale
15%
15%
%
v
% Sale'
....
100
2,900 Western Air Express Corp.. 10
5,600 Western Auto Supply com A *
875 Western Cartridge 6% pf.100
200
375
14
8
8
Sale
30%
15%
lit
%
2%
May
7
May 14
May 10
May
May
8
39%
16%
%
1%
3%
45
73
Sale
45
May 31
41
May 15
81% May
3
8
May
May
May
May
May
30%
15%
%
%
May
7
May 14
Jan.
10
2
Jan.
Jan.
16
6
Apr.
23
8
May 31
20
Jan.
27
18
Jan.
3
88
May 31
May
1
May 29
63% Jan.
4
73
May 10
50
14
May
19
48% Apr. 12
88
May 29
Western Dairy Products—
25
$6 pref series A
11% Apr. 20
11% Apr.
20
Western Maryland Ry—
10
850
200
1,300
7%
100
1st preferred
May 10
18
Jan.
79% Apr. 23
Western Tablet & Stationery
Common
..*
v t c
7%
10%
13%
14%
13%
14%
13% May
8
9
24
14% Apr.
10
9% Jan
92
18
Westvaco Chlorine Prod—
500
1,100
7% preferred
100
24,400 W Va Coal & Coke com
*
12,100 Williams (RO&Co
1
7,300 Wil-Low Cafeterias com
Convertible preferred....*
1,000
2,100
500
700
400
200
900 Wilson Jones Co
com
..
11A Sale
6
9
91% Sale
4% Sale
15%
16%
1%
1%
9%
10%
90
3%
15
iS*
8
16
...
3%
Sale
1
Sale
May
3% May
15
May
1
May
9% May
16
May
10
24
16
29
7
31
24% May
7
91%
4%
15%
1 %
May
1
May
1
May 11
May 15
10
May
3
16% May 10
85
Apr.
%
11%
%
6%
15
Jan
2
Jan
23
Jan.
8
Feb.
11
Jan.
27
10% Apr. 10
17% Apr. 27
25% May 15
22% Jan. 18
6% Mar. 5
25% May 15
7
Mar. 7
Apr. 24
5% Apr. 30
20
Mar. 14
2
Feb. 17
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
2,600
11,000
Am dep rets ord shares..5s
400
210
Am dep rets 6% pref
380
580
Sb
*
preferred
5,800
74,700
100
5,100
T,706
17,700
1,800
1,300
150
1,100
14,200
900
24%
25%
50
Sale
55
Sale
41% Sale
Conv class A
33% Sale
1
Amer Ac Foreign Power warr
2X
5%
American Gas At Elec com...*
25
com
6% preferred
Sts
Sale
33%
2%
Sale
Sale
30%
2%
Sale
Sale
American
20 A
5%
Sale
5
6y,
25
Sale
23 %
5%
Sale
Sale
11X Sale
15%
Sale
14
Sale
...25
Pub Serv
com
Superpower
*
3
Sale
66
Preferred
23
..*
2%
Sale
69
24
Arkansas P & L $7 pref
*
Assoc Gas & Elec com ......1
1
............
$5 preferred
X Sale
2
........
100
%
Sale
Sale
%
2%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
lit Sale
l32
"A Sale
At Sale
X
Warrants
>«
100 Assoc Telep Co SI.50 pref
Associated
27,700
3,100
15,500
3,400
400
May
1
May 18
28
May
May
May
May
May
80
May
14
May
21% May
33% May
1
2% May
1
May 22
5% May 19
26% May
1
87% May 18
16,% May
3
21% May
7
2%
109%
4%
21 %
112
2% May 14
62% May 17
18
May 26
33% May 14
% May
"
% May 14
2% May
*32 May
3
May
1
67% May 29
24% May
4
38
May 28
1
May
2
1
May
2
3
May
7
At May
1
% May
7
At May
1
Certificates of deposit...
Brazilian
Tr
Lt
Ac
Pr ord
..*
116
11X
11X
11
Sale
16%
Sale
9%
375 British Col Power class A... *
Class B
*
300
"300
55
48
At
1,450
50
May 12
May 14
1
•
Telep Utilities._s
Bell Telep Co of Canada..100
50 Bell Tel of Pa 6%% pref..100
125
3,200
May
A__*
1st preferred
Class A
50
50
•
...
Amer Ll£ht & Trac
Amer
May 28
46
25
Class B
Preferred
41
May 25 120
May
4
115% May 16 115% May 16
9% May 23
11% May
2
7% May
Bufi Niaft At East Pow pref.25
15
May 28
41
59% Feb.
17
2
5
31% Jan.
32% Jan.
58% Apr. 26
Apr. 26
52
Corp
225 Amer Dist Tel N J pref—100
30,400
441,700
10,825
81,300
1,900
2,400
1,034,000
11,400
16,600
1,110
15,400
174,600
11,400
66,550
79,555
25%
—*
Amer Cities Power & Lt
1,200
6,600
24%
Par
2,440 Ala Power Co |7 pref
50
100
24X
10,280 Youngstown S & T pref..100
PUBLIC UTILITIES
4,700
58,800
1,575
7,100
23%
£1
16
1st preferred..
7% May
2
16% May 21
May
4
May
71
70% May
Jan.
25
34% Apr. 26
7
4% Feb.
May 22
6
9% Feb.
7
33% Feb.
87% May 18
7
19% Feb.
22
Apr. 20
1 % J an.
Jan.
102
112
4% May
18% Jan.
72% Jan.
10% Jan.
19
Mar.
% Apr.
2% Jan.
51% Jan.
13% Jan.
28% Jan.
% Jan.
At Jan.
1% Jan.
1
7
6
Apr.
26
2%
2%
6%
%
17%
%
At
*32 Jan.
Feb.
42
15% Jan.
At J an.
i
At Jan.
111%
115%
9%
29%
7%
15%
68%
Feb.
6
4% Feb.
Apr. 21
70
33
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
5
3
Jan.
9 120
May 16 115%
May 23
14%
Apr. 23 31
May
2
7%
Jan.
6 19%
Jan.
3 75%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
10
5
Jan.
19
Feb.
Mar. 19
May 16
Feb.
6
Mar. 13
May
2
Feb.
6
Jan. 30
Cables Ac Wireless—
100
Am dep rets A ord sh
Am dep rets B ord sh
100
£1
Am
9,700
39,800
2,500
1,700
£1
£1
dep rets pref sh
300 Carolina P Ac L $7 pref
25
100
180
$6 preferred
Hud G A F»tc,.
7,400 Cent
300
1
1%;
%>
%
3% Sale
%
%«
3%
3%
9% Sale
9%
10%
1
May 22
At May 29
3% May
1
3
May 22
At May
7
1
2
35
May 21
9% May 11
16% May
3
1
.*
May
2
1% May 29
1
% May 10
May 11
May 17
1 % May
1
10
May 11
40
May
May 21
35
...
....
10%
100 Cent Pow & Lt 7% pref...l00
50
%
10
1% ]\
4
3X
9 % May
16% May
3 % May
40
May
1
Feb. 23
At May 29
3% Feb. 23
35
Jan. 15
27
Jan. 23
9
Apr. 23
14
Mar.
1
Cent At Southwest Utll—
1,200
14,600
100
400
Common..
8,800
1
% Sale
145,900 Central States Elec com—1
1,475
7% preferred
100
6% pref without warr..100
3,150
1X Sale
Conv preferred...;
75
75
Conv pref opt
2,200
1,580 Cities Serv Pr At
100
150
10,700 Cleveland
41,100
350
1,400
8,700
Elec Ilium con...*
9
253,900
2,125 Community P Ac L 1st pref..*
1
9,300 Community Water Serv
42,800 Con Gas E L At P Bait com..*
400
1,300
775
50
1,900
226,300
9,500
1,500
250
200
750
850
250
200
175
3,075
Ouke Powei
pr
Co.
pref
.100
*
19,200 Eastern Gas Ac Fuel Assoc
7,060
100
6% preferred
2,232
*X% prior preferred...100
*
24,100 Eastern States Pr com B
$7 preferred series A...
1,400
*
16 preferred series B
1,350
*
5
1,547,300 Elec Bond Ac Share com
16 preferred
94,700
•
15 preferred...
27,300
3,075 Elec Pow At Lt 2d pref A
•
Option warrants
17,800
2.375 Empire Dist Elec 6% pref. 100
5.376 Empire G At F 7% pref
100
1,550
8% preferred........... 100
1,325
6% preferred
......100
7,700
250
4,200 Florida Powar Ac Lt S7 pref..*
725
For footnotec
see paste
55.
5
Sale
25
Sale
24%
"25A
Sale
35
Sale
At Sale
X
55 X
%
Sale
28%
"27" "30%
30
84%
56
Sale
At Sale
10% Sale
%
59
Sale
X
0
Sale
%
40
5x
45
m
5$
8%
67
Sale
9%
Sale
5% May 17
24% May 29
20% May
7
27
May 14
82
May 18
49% May 14
% May 16
5% May
2
62%
52% Sale
7%
66
8%
Sale
1A
1%
Sale
Sale
15% Sale
14
Sale
51
Sale
48
Sale
Sale
29
Sale
44
46
7
Sale
41%
11%
2%
43%
Sale
2%
24%
29% May
4
25
90% May
56
May
3
1
68
2%
2%
Sale
10
105*
IX Sale
14
Sale
7
9%
nll% Sale
1% Sale
Jan.
30
12
23
9% Apr.
May
128
May
30% Feb.
31
29
103
Feb.
6
61% Feb.
5
25
Jan.
34% Jan.
21
1
40
Jan.
3
57% Apr. 23
8% May
67% May
71
May
1% May 12
6
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
16
8% Jan.
5% Jan.
10% Jan.
15
11
6
65
May 18
May
3
12% May
7
47% May 26
38% May 14
Sale"
Sale
21
Sale
May 10
May
3
May
5
May
5
9%
7
57
7% May 15
May 31
May
9
May 17
May 10
10%
11
30
51% May 22
11%
2%
18%
20%
6
1
Jan.
8% Feb.
5
20
20
6
23
30
23
3X
Jan.
Jan.
26
2%
2
15
Jan.
20
16% May
2% Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
May 29
May
Sale
12]
32]
28
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
37% Jan.
1% May 10
1%
25
13
May 14
% May 21
55% May
4
47
May 11
71
7
1% Jan.
9
Mar.
3
Jan.
0
Mar.
4
Mar.
37
% Feb. 16
11% Apr. 28
% Jan. 22
65
Feb.
7
57
Apr. 23
7
62
5% May 17
May 31
2
40
16
5
4
14
26
7
3
% May
4
10% May
1
% May 12
63
May 28
51
May 17
Sale
ltO
950
6%% preferred
100
1,700 Empire Pow Corp part stk..*
17,825 Eu ropean Elec Co of Can A. 10
Option warrants..........
73,500
100
Sale
72
Commonwealth At Sou Corp
Warrants
950 Cont'l G At E 7%
Sale
..*
29,425
5% Conv preferred.....100
22,300 Commonwealth Edison... 100
500
1%
100
Columbia Gas Ac Elec Corp—
2,825
1,700
Sale
1929. .100
Lt $6 pref.
*7 preferred
650
400
ser
~3%
1%
% Jan.
1% Jan.
At Feb.
3% Jan.
8
9% May 28
1
May
3
16% May 24
15% May
1
51% May 18
46% May 16
12
May
8
2% May
9
22
May 25
24% May 28
26
May 31
23% May 26
22% May 25
8
May
5
11
May
7
1% May
1
19
May
7
% Jan.
3
4% Jan. 11
% Mar. 21
53
46
56
1
31
9
11
3
10% Feb. 23
Apr. 28
Apr. 24
?I"
2?^
Feb.
6
Feb.
7
1
19% Feb.
23% Feb.
6
Jan.
9
60
Feb.
5
28% Jan.
9
Feb.
19
Jan.
10
50%
17%
4%
23%
29%
Apr.
18
6
2% May
13
9
Jan.
11
12% Jan.
6
17
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
5
Jan.
13
32
10% Jan.
15% Jan.
6
13
Jan.
3
25% Feb.
22% Feb. 23
11
Apr. 26
2
12% Feb.
3
2% Feb.
5
9% May 28
1
Apr. 21
14
Jan.
2
24.% Jan.
18
NEW
48
May.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
EXCHANGE
CURB
PRICES IN MAY.
aggregate sales.
Shares.
In
YORK
1934.
PUBLIC UTIL. (Con.)
range since jan. 1.
Price
Jan. 2
Bid.
Par
May
Ask.
Bid
Lowest.
May 31.
1.
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
Sale Prices
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices,
■
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Gen Gas & Elec—
5,850
2,120
6,900
350
180
2125
$6
conv
pref
125
■
55.50 preferred
14
4424 Jan.
Sale
Sale
UK
Sale
Hamilton Gas Co
2,350
12,730
Illinois P 8c L 56 pref..
5934 May
50
615
com ?
t c_l
Hartford Electric Light
%
K
25
4834 Sale
*
49
5034
29,650 Int Hydro-Elec f3.50rpref_.50
9,400
2,800
83,725
100
4,600
Internet Utll class A
150
600
Class
60 24 May
4
15 34
Sale
234
6:
24 Sale
6,400
28
Sale
2Vs
34
Sale
4K
% Sale
24
434
Sale
3
5
27
22
72
30
May 28
May 12
May
May
3K May
K May
12
Jan.
23
19
Mar. 12
57
Apr. 16
6434 Feb.
8
56
Apr. 21
50
Feb.
2
Me Jan.
48 34 Jan
26
2
24 Feb. 17
5334 Feb.
1
1034 Jan.
4
14
30
3
72
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
7
25
44
2
5
Sale
3A
K
1234
1%
K
424
Sale
62
•
Warrants
rl34 Sale
34 '
34
2K
34
Sale
SA
324 Sale
5K
Sale
IK
K
May
May 12
May 14
May
K May
14
May
234 May
24 May
Apr.
Mar.
1424 Jan.
May
24
3734
Me
34
834
134
*
new
20
59
3
Warrants for class B stock.
Warrants
37,200 Italian Superpower cl A-—*
600
1934 May 15
May 12
May
4
24
May 31
3
May
9
% May 23
72
1
57 prior pref
34 May
5234
22
*
B
970 Interstate Power $7 pref
70
5,500
2
29
7
K May 29
Sale
6% preferred
......100
100 Ind'polis P & L 624 % pf ..100
6,250
K
51
Sale
24
25
600
May
40 K May
■
12,600
52,5
3,800
UK May 19
5024 May
4
41
*
_*
*
*
Georgia Power 56 pref
375 Gulf States Utll 56 pref
I
7
25
B
ser
General Pub Serv 56 pref
May
Apr.
Jan.
May
Jan.
Jan.
24 Jan.
8
28
26
9
19
23
7
6
6
7
13
Mar. 16
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
10
9
23
26
10
3
8
5
16
3134
634
124
29
3
6
81
Feb.
6
7
824 Feb.
6934 Apr. 23
6034 Apr. 23
40
34
Me
19
3
1
Feb.
Feb.
5
5
Kings County Lighting
4,600
390
975
125
7% pref series B
100
51,600 Long Island Light com
*
2,890
7% preferred
100
4,100
6% preferred series B ..100
78
3334
'3634
Sale
57
434
6524
57
54
434 May 14
May
534 May
May 25
58
May 25
67
52K May
Jan.
334 Jan.
4534 Jan.
3634 Jan.
3
Marconi Internat Marine—
500
40,000
1,000
2,300
Communication Am dep ret
1
768,400 Marconi Wirel Tel of Can
•
3,300 Mass Utll Associates v t c
13,700 Memphis Nat Gas com ......5
7
234 Sale
324
334
2K
3%
Sale
Sale
224
37A
Sale
Sale
2% May 10
1K May
8
3 % May
5
2K
May 16
IK May
3 K
Mar.
2
Jan.
6
2
IK May
8
10
May
3
Jan.
May
51
Jan.
8
Apr. 14
424 Feb. 20
234 Feb.
8
4
Feb.
7
Metropolitan Edison Co—
300
925
29,700
1,000
105,700
5,700
50
500
200
$6
Me Sale
34
24
conv
*
Sale
74
Middle West Utll com...
2d preferred
3,400
11,200 Montreal Lt Ht (k Pow com.
8,200 Mountain Sts Pow com
72
Sale
Sale
24
Sale
Sale
89
Sale
28
89
20
"37"
Sale
37
*
1
107
41,100
Nat Power & Light—
$6 preferred
430 Nevada Calif Elec
90
May 25
K May 28
24 May 16
48
Sale
23
680 Mountain Sts Tel & Tel..100
50
2,700
•
pref ser A
230 Miss River Power pref....100
6,300 Mohawk 8c Hud Pow 1st pref.*
475
700
56 pref series C
May
May
May
May
May
May
24
25
14
31
18
14
74
Me May
IK May 15
89
May 24
5434 May
"
28
May
3724 May
124 May
110 K May
Apr. 18
34 Feb. 19
234 Feb. 21
89
May 24
6424 Jan. 31
75
Jan.
Jan.
ie
70
Jan.
46
Jan.
20
May
35
Jan.
40
Jan.
100
Feb.
6
6
3934 Feb.
7
134 May
11134 Apr. 28
Mar.
1
-r
3634 Sale
....
100
com
58K
Sale
Sale
14
52
13
May 14
May 10
60
14
May
May
2
1
925
7% preferred
100
200 New Engl Telep 8c Teleg_.10t
3534 Jan.
1134 Mar.
52
Mar.
85
Jan.
2
6
6934 Feb. 19
16
616O
91
29
Apr.
Apr.
5
4
Mar. 28
New Orleans Pub Serv—
1,100
33",500
31
1*0
115
N Y Te1eo6tt% pref
100 N Y Water Serv 6% pref..100
.15
233,800 Niagara Hud Pow com
600
28,800
4,500
Class A option warrants...
Class B option warrants
7,800
139,400
Sale
11624
'""366
750
100
25
10,050
3,300
19,110
3,600
35
32
117 K
534 Sale
6
iy£
K
IK
K
IK
56 preferred
•
Nor Amer Utll Sec
com
100 Nor N Y Util 7% pref
28,200
31
Sale
Sale
Sale
224
Sale
5K
Me
IK
Sale
K
IK
Sale
3K
Nor States Power
100
A.. 100
com
29 K May
115
May
24
32
3 119
534 May 12
24 May 11
124 May 15
Me May 29
IK
K
56
16 K
224 May
May
K May
3234 May
6334 May
1724 May
10
Sale
•
K
IK
62
May
2
May 29
2934 May
11434 Jan.
634 May
Me May
May
May
12
16
10
11
5
31
1
Jan.
11934 Feb.
3634 Apr.
924 Feb.
4
May
Feb.
4
2
134 Jan.
Feb.
1
May
3
May 10
May 11
May
5
2234 May
1
3
Mar.
Jan.
May
1234
24
3234
6334
Jan.
Jan.
»3J
224 May
334 Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
59
5
6
6
29
2
6
6
434 Feb.
324 Apr. 24
16
Apr. 26
6
124 Feb.
3234 May 11
5
6334 May
Jan.
21
7
22 K
Sale
17 K
Sale
Mar.
83
May 10
71
May
2134
1924
8524
24
324
May 24
May
1
May
8
May 23
May 23
1524 Jan.
32
Feb.
6
4524 Jan.
Sale
50 Ohio Edison 56 preferred
*
200 Ohio Power 6% preferred. 100
20
29
Apr. 21
2
1
new
Sale
2834
11834
125 Norlnd Pub Ser6<!?. pref._100
25
1,900
Common
Jan.
76
38
Jan.
25
Class C Option warrants...
Nor Amer Lt & Pr com..
»
4,400
65
Jan.
7
6,000
1,425
30
Mar.
69
*
100
•
...
600
1834 Jan.
59
Preferred
75 N Y Pr & Lt 56 pref
150
7% preferred.
2,750 N Y Steam Corp com
3
4534 Jan.
3
Jan.
25
8324 May 10
80
2
71
8434 Apr. 13
Ohio Public Service—
80
30
7% 1st pref class A.
100
3
72
May
2234
1924
8524
24
724
4
1
May 8
May 23
May 28
200 Okla Nat Gas 6J4% pref..100
3,400
100
25
1,100
4,800
38,800
1,800
2,850
1,600
5,700
Pacific G & E
6% 1st pref..25
524% 1st preferred
...25
*
Pac Pub Serv non-vot com..*
1st preferred..
*
400 Peninsula Telep Co
30
7% preferred
com..
250 Pa Cent Lt & Pow pref
50
1,400
Pa Gas 8c Elec class A
75 Pa Pow & Lt $6 pref
350
7,500
600
100
1,075
50
1,100
1,100
""166
200
pref
Sale
734
Sale
*
8
U" "16""
pr
47" "49"
5524
53
13 K
*
25
10234
1234
5434
Sale
Sale
stock
6% preferred
2634 May
8
5434 May 31
5634 May
9
12
May 14
14
May 26
1
10134 May
1 10234 May
32
May 21 32
May 21
1
1234 May
1 1234 May
17
•
17
19
15
19
60
16
19
15
May
May
2
3
17
May
May
2
3
19
100
6,300 Puget Sound P & L 56 pf
55 preferred...
4,960
*
16 K
Sale
450
3,700 Railway 8c Light Securities.*
9K
Sale
*
524 Sale
Sale
9
934
1534
Sale
Sale
17
6034 May
834 May
1324 May
7
17
6034 May
7
11 y8 May 18
18
May 19
13,520 Shawlnigan Water & Power.*
100 Sioux City G & E 7% pref.100
25
3,300 Sou Calif Edison pref A
Preferred B
25
11,300
5*^% pref class C
25
19,300
5% original pref
..25
2,275
1,100 Southern Colo Pow cl A..25
•
37,500 Southern Nat Gas Co com
90 South New Engl Telep Co. 100
Southern Union Gas com
*
4,700
6,200 Standard Power 8c Lt com..*
100
500
2,600
2,200
250
300
7,600
50
100
500
600
3,500
Class B
•
common
Sale
17
1734 Sale
Sale
Sale
22
May 22
10
May
1
1934
May 31 2324
40
May 29 5024
2234 May 29 2324
1834 May 29 1924
17
May 15
9 33
3234 May
2
May
7
2
May
8
May 10 106
1
134 May
134
4
May 18
434
3
May
4
434
May
May
May
May
May
May 16
May
3
May
9
May 10
May
1
May
4
May 18
Sale
44
May 22
46
May 11
27
25
May 14
2734 May
Sale
15 K
H8^
4
234
34
3K Sale
2K
2K
134
424
324
Sale
5K
434
Preferred
•
1,975
4,750 Swiss-American Elec pref.100
434
224
A*
Sale
5
424
106^
...
""966
1,100
7,700 Tampa Electric Co
•
100 Tenn El Pow 7% 1st pref..100
6 Texas P & L 7% pref
325 Toledo Edison
20
44
21K
24
27 K
Sale
24 24
2",300
1
74
84
May
5
May 17
74
May
May
5
3
534 May
May
1
1
87
10
18,800
12,500
5,600
500
525
425,800 United Gas common .......1
57 preferred..
67,000
Warrants
49,400
150 United G & E 7% pref....100
231,400 United Lt 8c Power com A...*
Common class B
*
1,500
56 conv 1st pref
124,800
...»
62,800 U S Elec Pow com w W.......I
Stock purchase warrants..
46,800
•
3,325 Utah Power Ac Light pref
For footnotes
see page
55.
Jan.
9
12
Jan.
15
15
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
54
27
Feb.
7
15
11
Feb.
75
Jan.
17
Jan.
2
40
20
May 29
534
Sale
Sale
2
Sale
424
124
Sale
234
Sale
34
Sale
534
124
18
124 May 28
534 May
2
Sale
3
Sale
42
Sale
2 K
9
Sale
Sale
7A% Sale
Sale
K
Vs
324 Sale
424
524
1734 Sale
34 Sale
a
2124
Sale
2
May
May
May
5924 May
234 May
37
224 Sale
334
424
4 Sale
34 Sale
29
14
26
3
14
334 May
2
May 18
24 May
2
59 24 May
3
334 May
44
25
1734 Jan.
1534 Jan.
2
2
2124 Feb.
1934 Feb.
5
36
Feb.
15
4
Feb.
May 14
24 May 23
34# May
4
1934 May 14
1734 May
24 May
»ji May
2124 May
3
8
"
10 107 34 Mar.
5
224 Mar.
Feb.
2
10
8
9
8
23
19
12
7
7
734 Feb.
Apr. 24
1
4934 Feb.
8
28
35
Apr. 10
27
21
17
8934 Apr. 17
52
Apr.
4
' Feb.
Feb. 21 r79
Feb. 10
7734 Apr.
Mar. 29
334 Jan.
2
124 May 28
3
Feb. 13
124 Jan.
Jan.
Me Jan.
Feb.
2 24 Jan.
834 Jan.
24 Jan.
Me Mar.
19
7
7
4
3
11
7734 Mar. 13
46
Me Jan.
24
Apr.
424 Mar.
12
Feb.
8
17
6
31
2424 Apr. 30
7
5024 May
Jan.
62
21
8
7
6034 May
13
Apr. 23
20
Apr. 23
31
2124 Jan.
24
26
Feb.
Jan.
134 Jan.
34 Apr.
106
May
34 Feb.
324 Jan.
224 Jan.
1724 Jan.
Jan.
36
5
Apr.
Apr.
13
1
21
22
■
3134 Jan.
13
28
24
28
1524 Apr. 26
8424 Apr. 24
92
Apr. 23
5624 Apr. 23
69
20
534 Jan.
1134 Jan.
534 Jan.
15
8
25
1434 Apr.
10234 May
32
May
1434 Feb.
64 24 Jan.
1824 Apr.
Jan.
8
10134 May
3034 Jan.
9
Sale
500 United El Serv Amer shs
51,800
11,200
5,400
4534 Jan.
r79
32,300 Union Gas of Canada ......*
77,000 United Corp warrants
5,800
5
24
17
10
27
23
9
46
100
pref._100
100
6%
130
7% preferred A.
300 Tri-State Tel & Tel 6% pf_.10
40
Apr.
69
Apr.
26
May
634 Jan.
7234 Jan.
8234 Feb.
2334 Mar.
2034 Feb.
90
Apr.
IK Apr.
7 24 May
934 Feb.
75
8
100 Rochester G & E 6%D pf. 100
1,300
2
31
4
2
2
6424 Jan.
960
1,890
May 17
14" "16""
Sale
Sale
*
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
1934
1834
7024
24
2 34
5
26
5
May
May
6H
534
100
pref 100
Public Service of Nor 111..
Com 560 par
94 Sale
2 34
8
•
Power Corp of Can com
20
6% 1st pref
230 Public Serv of Ind
"""16
Sale
100
*
*
com
275 Phila Elec Pow 8%
50
21K
*
50 Phila Elec Co $5 pref..
50
21K Sale
1924 Sale
*
$7 preferred
Pa Water 8c Power
6,900 Philadelphia Co
3,700
1934 Sale
Pacific Ltg Corp 56 pref
7324 Apr. 26
534 Feb.
1
May
434 Jan.
Jan.
Mar. 29
634 Mar. 15
2 34 Feb.
7
334 Jan. 30
9
324 Mar. 5
4534 Apr. 26
134 Mar. 9
62
Apr. 24
524 Feb.
7
634 Feb.
8
2424 Feb.
7
34 Feb.
1
Me Jan. 23
2634 Feb.
7
34
NEW
CURB
YORK
EXCHANGE
lALl
n.
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
ince
1934.
harei
'UBLIC UTIL. (Concl.)
Jtil Pow Ac Light com
Class B
1
t c.........
▼
J
Bid.
Par
7% preferred
\/a Pub Serv
7% pref
50
100
...
*
5
10
Pipe Line....
6% pref
10
100
Penn Mex Fuel common
1
Southern Pipe Line___.___.10
South Penn Oil
89,
5;
19,
3
......25
19
3%
5%
Sale
5
4
38
Standard Oil (Nebraska)
25
Standard OH (Ohio) com. .25
5% pref
100
i.:
9
4%
83%
3%
3%
Swan-Finch Oil Corp
Sale
40
Sale
9%
36%
128
35% 37%
43% Sale
14% Sale
14%
15%
6
5%
9%
8%
4
4%
6%
13%
5%
8
So West Pa Pine Lines
50
Standard Oil (Ind)
25
Standard Oil (Kentucky)..10
527,
125
Sale
13
12%
4%
New York Transit
1,
4,
45,
Lowest.
Ask.
1%
2%
8%
4
8%
35%
Sale
*
12.50
Ohio Oil
7
6
32
118% 122%
33
30%
33% Sale
♦
Registered
Indiana Pipe Line
National Transit
Northern
1% Sale
3
11% Sale
2?
25
Humble Oil & Refining
Imperial Oil (Canada)
8,
2,
5,
5,
1.
1%
4
1
May
May
8% May
35: May
85
May
3
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices.
7
24
14
10
23
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
1 % May
1
3% May
5
11% May
1
35
May 10
86
May 29
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
% Jan.
1% Jan.
8
Jan.
8
3
2% Feb.
4% Feb.
7
10
17% Feb.
6
6
35
May 10
35 * May
65
Jan.
12
86
10
May 29
6
Jan.
8
11
Jan.
OIL
Buckeye Pipe Line
Jhesebrough Mfg
fLureka Pipe Line
May 31.
100
Borne Scrymser Co
6,i
Sale
1
1.
Ask. Bid
100
STANDARD
SUBSIDIARIES
268,;
285,'
37,
Bid.
I
iVestern Power 7% pref
1,1
5,;
2„
1,
May
».*
...100
PORMER
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
1
L40,i
6,(
13,]
49
Sale
87
6%
7
6%
36
34%
122% 116
31%
33% 33%
43% Sale
40
14% Sale
13%
14%
15
14
4%
5%
4%
8
7%
7%
3"
4%
3%
5
Sale
5%
34
113
84
86
5
4%
3%
23% Sale
22% Sale
20
45
44
46
48
32%
15% Sale
12%
12%
24%
23%
26%
Sale
20%
Sale
75
90
4%
4%
.25
2%
3%
15%
92
2%
5
Sale
15% Sale
13
13%
19% Sale
90
3%
4%
4%
5%
47
Sale
16
14
80
86
91
3
3%
25%
15%
12%
18%
89%
2%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
8% May
May
126% May
35% May
244% May
15% May
14% May
5% May
8% May
4
May
6
May
87
May
4% May
5% May
24
May
46
May
27
May
16% May
14% May
20% May
91
May
3
May
2
16
3
8
31
28
7
5
18
5
17
1
10
28
2
16
27
Mar. 12
41 % May
May 10 126% Feb.
Mar. 12
36
Apr.
33% Jan.
5
46% Apr.
12% Jan. 12
15% May
13
Jan. 19
15% Apr.
4% Jan.
2
6% Feb.
7% May 24
Feb.
3
Jan.
11
4
88
5
6
Jan.
5
4
h..
Feb.
6
25
Mar. 27
14% Jan.
9
12% May 29
18% May 10
8
77% Jan.
2% May n 9
28
14
14
19
13
Feb.
2
17% Jan.
20
17
Mar.
in
11
4% Jan.
83% Jan.
3% Jan.
41
28
30
31
116
31
7
Feb.
Jan.
15
25
23
5% Feb.
24% Apr. 11
47
Feb.
32%
17%
16%
28%
Jan.
Jan.
23
22
22
Feb.
16
Feb.
5
92
Mar. 22
4% Jan. 24
OTHER OIL STOCKS.
84,
American Maracalbo
21.
Arkansas Nat Gas
1
2%
2%
% Sale
1%
2
1% Sale
2%
3%
13%
3%
1%
14%
Sale
Sale
14%
15%
3% Sale
2% Sale
1
1% Sale
*
-
Preferred.
1
1<
British-American Oil Co
3,
190,
49,
% Sale
*
com
Class A
113,
5,
Sale
25c
Columbia OH & Gasoline—
7.
Vot trust ctfs.
%
Con sol Royaltv Oil
7,
Cosden Oil
1
Preferred
100,
5|
com
Crown Cent Petrol Corp
1
Darby Petrol Corp
Derby Oil Ac Ref ecu
.5
•
Oil Co
2%
4
10%
1%
5%
1%
2%
7%
Sale
Sale
6
25
Non-voting class A
Class
B
Internal
*
stock
60
122,
2,
47,
com.
20
Leonard OH Development..25
Lion Oil Refining
Lone Star Gas
•
.'
*
Co
46,
Class A
vot
2%
2%
26
trust
6,
46,
*
1 %
%
Mountain Producers Corp. 10
National Fuel Gas
*
New
5
..5
1
com
Pantepec Oil of Venexuela..*
Petroleum Corp of Amer—
117,
160,
Stock purchase warrants..
Producers Royalty Corp
1
1,
24,
65,
2,
4,
28,
11,
36,
2,
24,
106,
71,
11,
64,
14,
Pure Oil Co b% pref
Red Bank Oil Co
Sale
Refining
100
%
1%
%
1%
1
com
Prior pref
'Ryan Consol Petroleum
10
*
Salt Creek Consol Oil
Salt Creek Producers
1
10
Savoy Oil Co
>i4
5
Royalty Co
Sun ray Oil..
5
...1
Venezuela Mexico Oil
Venezuelan Petroleum
10
5
Wood ley Petroleum Corp
1
14
10
18
7
14
7
14
5
13% Jan. 15
2% Feb. 26
1% Jan.
2
1% May
1
1% May
5
May 11
2% May
6
May
12% May
1% May
6% May
2
May 18
%
1%
%
1%
7
7
5
15% Mar. 24
5% Mar. 26
.3% Apr. 23
Jan.
4
Mar. 21
2
May 10
Jan.
% May 11
3% Jan. 15
1% Feb.
5
Jan.
31
5
Feb.
10
9%
%
5%
1%
Jan.
Jan.
6
13% Apr. 20
22
9
Mar.
6
5
56% May 15
1% Sale
1 % May 31
2 % May
2
25% May 14
27
May 28
2% May
5
2% May
2
2% May 14
28% May 28
27
May 28
3
May 18
1 % May 31
2% Jan.
5
19% Jan. 12
27
May 28
1% Mar. 26
28% May 28
27
May 28
3
May 18
% May
9
4% May
8
5 % May 14
9
7 % May
3
a:13% May 11
1% May 11
3
3%
May 10
% May 29
4% May
8
7% May
7% May
3
14
May
1
2
May 10
3% May
2
2%
%
2%
%
2
3
£27% Sale
Sale
2%
2%
% Sale
3%
4%
6
Sale
May 14
Jan.
11
Jan.
5
4% Feb.
4% Feb.
7
Sale
A Sale
46% Sale
%
'I
%
5%
1%
J*
6
%
.,
Salej
5
Sale
15% Sale
2%
%
%
4%
14%
May I4I
May
5
May
9
May 14
May 10
2%
%
%
5%
17
May 23
May
8
May
9
May
1
May
1
A Jan.
4
12
2
3
Sale
%
1%
1%
2%
A
Sale
%
1%
2%
1 %
May
3
3
2% May
7
% May
2
%
Sale
Sale
"2"
7%
1%
a
Sale
5% Sale
% Sale
1%
6% Sale
1
4
4
14
May
2
May
1
A May 19
2% May 18
Sale
Sale
A Sale
46
Sale
A
%
1% Sale
1
1%
6%
8
1%
2
%
h
6% Sale
%
6%
5%
1%
1%
6%
5%
1%
2%
Sale
Sale
2%
Sale
7
19
4*
4
18
4
A Jan.
5
% Jan.
3
8
% May
1
44% May 24
% May 25
1% May
8
7
3%
% May
1
1% May 18
Sale
6%
% May
6% May
7
Sale
1%
Sale
5%
1%
2%
4%
1%
%
3%
Sale
%
3
1
2
4
8
Sale
4
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
24
3
24
39% May
6
% May
53% May
2
14
7
15
8
7% May
May
% May
May
6
May
2
1% May
1
2% May 31
6% May
1
2
May
1
% May 22
3% May 22
% Jan.
43% Jan.
% Apr.
% May
% Jan.
1
Apr.
6% Jan.
1% Jan.
Feb.
30
3% Apr.
6
1% Apr.
4
% Jan.
3
5% Apr. 25
18% Apr. 20
6
Mar. 10
2%
3%
A
2%
Jan.
Apr.
16
9
May 19
Mar. 28
h*Jan.
2
% Jan.
13
4
16
Feb.
6
63
1% Mar.
6
25
1
Jan.
10
4
Feb.
16
1 % Jan. 23
8% Apr. 25
3% Jan. 29
22
15
%4Jan. 22
5% Jan.
4
% Mar. 24
4% Jan.
% Jan., 2
2
Mar. 15
Jan.
7
Feb.
3
Feb.
14
-Apr. 27
2% Mar. 15
4% Mar. 31
Mar. 10
1% Jan.
1% Jan.
3
May 10
1% May 14
Sale
%
3%
Jan.
Jan.
%
5%
8%
8%
Jan.
% Sale
1% Sale
1
1%
7%
8%
2
2%
Sale
%
3%
% Sale
53% Sale
26
1% Jan.
3
% Jan. 13
A Mar. 13
2
1% May 12
Feb.
1% Jan. 16
May 10
3
6
1%
2
Mar. 20
5% May 14
6% Jan. 31
Sale
5
Southland
5
11%
%
5%
1%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
14% May
3 % May
2% May
19
64% May
5% Sale
17
1% Sale
1%
2%
A
%
1% Sale
*
Swiss OH Corp
rexon Oil Ar Land Co.
3
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
56% May 15
6%
2%
1%
3%
2%
%
%
4% Sale
14% Sale
Reiter-Foster Oil Corp
*
Richfield OII of Calif pref..25
Root
2% Jan.
1 %
2%
2%
.3%
2
58% Sale
~6
4
1
253,
6,
Jan.
6
1% Feb.
7% Jan. 19
2% Feb.
3
3
12% Feb.
76% Jan. 24
% Sale
/4%
5
7% Sale
7%
9
14
3%
•
ctfs..
Class B vot trust ctfs
North European Oil
14% May 10
2% May 10
2% May 10
1%
1%
2%
3
9
12% Sale
3
Sale
2%
♦
Mountain & Gulf Oi lCo
Bradford Oil..
North Cent Texas Oil
1
'
A Sale
5%
6% Sale
4%
6%
4
National Refining Co com.25
22,
1
•
Michigan Gas 8c Oil Corp
Middle States Petroleum—
21,
17,
11,
39,
6%
2
63% Sale
2%
Sale
*
Frontenac Oil
Mexico.Ohio Oil
% Jan.
2
1% Mar. 21
10
1
new
McColI
4,
3%
2%
Sale
6%
1%
3
1
*
.
MargayOll.
10,
1
*
irby Petroleum
% May
1
May
5
1% May
1
3
May 19
2%
3
Sale
2
*
Petroleum
Registered
32,
2% Sale
5%
8%
12% Sale
1%
Indian Terr I Hum OH Co
2,
468,
3%
2%
10
Gulf Oil of Pa
2,
15
lj
com
Creole Petroleum
Devonian
156,
Co
14
10,
Continental Oil of Mex
62,
3,
489,
139,
17,
% May
1
1% May 11
May 25
2% May 10
1 %
—
Coupon stock (bearer)
Carib Syndicate com
Colon Oil Corp common
37,
% Sale
1% Sale
1% Sale
2%
3%
16
4% May 14
1 % May
7
A Jan.
9
3% Jan.
2
17
21
% Apr.
5
7% Apr. 11
1
Mar. 31
6
Feb.
Feb.
2
5
16
2 % May 31
11
Feb.
6
5% Jan. 16
1% Mar. 14
5% Jan. 30
MINING STOCKS
29
Bunker Hill & Sullivan....10
50
14
Bwana M'kubwa Cop Min—
American shares.
.5s
1
14
62
1,
.
.
Chief Consol Mining Co
Consol Copper Mines
5
Consol Min Ac Smelt Ltd
25
159
Copper Range Co..
Creason Consol G M Ac M...
Cusi Mexicans Mining
9
Eagle Plcher Lead Co
110
627
42
Falcon Lead Mines
Goldfield Consol Mines
Hecla Mining Co
1
1
10
25c
Holllnger Consol G M
291
Hud Bay Min Ac Smelt
*
Internat Mining Corp com__l
58
3
9
32
237
Kerr Lake Mines Ltd
Kirkland Lake G M Ltd
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
London Tin Corp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord
4
20
81
&
Warrants
Iron Cap Copper
Isle Royale Copper
% Sale
131% 137%
161
%
1%
Sale
Sale
20
100
237
107
1
1%
"l% Sale
Sale
Sale
'"% "~A
%
1% Sale
1% Sale
5%
6%
A
%
Sale
Sale
A Sale
6%
11%
8%
10%
3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
3%
is
6%
15%
13%
12%
5%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
Sale
% Sale
% Sale
6% Sale
17% Sale
12% Sale
12%
13%
5% Sale
% May
1
% May
5
May
2
15
May
7
12% May 14
12% May
1
4% May 10
A
£6
55.
6
1% May
45% Sale"
1%
1%
5%
%
8
May
May
May
May
2
2
1
1
May
May
May
May
3
9
3
2
A May 15
% May
1
7% May
9
17% May 28
13% May
2
14
May
4
5% May
1
9
1% May 14
May 24
is May
9
47% May 14
4
A May
3
% May
3Va
51% TVT fl.v 28
May
39% May
1
A
*49%
%
Sale
%
%
50%
^
Sale
Sale
2
Jan.
% Jan.
% Jan.
132
Feb.
63% Feb. 16
1%
1%
1%
170
Jan. 24
Mar. 31
Feb.
2
Mar. 14
4% Feb.
% Jan.
5% Apr.
1
2
Jan.
5% Jan.
% Jan.
5% Jan.
% Jan.
% Jan.
Apr. 19
11% Jan.
8% Jan. 10
10% Jan.
3% Jan.
6
6
1
Feb.
2
% Sale
1
Mar.
% May 24
% Feb.
41% Jan. 25
10
1% Feb. 21
Feb.
15
7% Mar. 6
% Jan. 22
5% Mar. 21
A
%
8%
19%
14%
14%
6%
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
1%
2%
%
%
54%
Apr. 27
Feb. 23
Mar. 7
Mar. 26
Apr.
4
Jan.
Feb.
Feb.
20
16
10
2
7
5
6
10s
4
Lucky Tiger Combination. 10
Mining Corp of Can
•
New Jersey Zinc
New Mont Mining Corn
1
Sale
5%
%
1%
5
25
1
1
May
2
1
% May
7
% May 16
1%
155
May 17 161
May 12
1% May
1
5% May
7
% May
2
10
4
44% May
1
*
50c
Evans Wailower Lead
7% preferred
42% Sale
1%
1
301
17
Sale
25
10
2
May 15
May 17
47% May 25
47
May 10
2
63% Sale
51% Sale
52%
Sale
47
51
Sale
47%
48
Sale
2% May 15
May 17
54
May
3
52
May
1
2
Feb.
2
May 15
1% Jan. 27
47% May 25
45
Mar. 22
4
2%
2%
63%
57%
Feb.
2
May 15
Feb. 23
Jan. 10
Apr. 11
NEW
50
Price
Jan. 2
In
Since
May.
Jan. 1.
Shares.
Shares.
1934.
38,400
200
..1
213,300 Premier Gold Mining
185,400 St Anthony Gold Mining—I
95,900 Shattuck Denn Mining.L...5
5
60,500 Silver King Coalition..
..1
263,900 So Amer Gold At Plat..
.1
310,400 Standard Silver Lead
59,800
373,500 reck Hughes
1,900 Tonopah Belmont Devel—1
18,400 Tonopah Mining of Net
1
50c
128,200 United Verde extension
Sale
Sale
Sale
3,800
10,800
30
2%
25
13%
17
500 Pond Creek Pocahontas Co. *
18,800
23,300
2,000
15,300
19,000
24,200
12%
*26%
12%
Ask
1%
%« Sale
2%
2%
yp-2
9%
1
"3%
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
Sale
3%
Sale
ix
%
2%
1%
%6
1%.
5%
x
Sale
28
May 23
11% May 14
17
May
3
1% May 11
%8 May 14
1% May 18
8% May
1
3% May
7
%6 May
2
27% May
3
13% May 17
17
May
3
1% May
% May
2% May
9% May
4% May
%8 May
17
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
25
2
%
Sale
Sale
Sale
3%
33% May 21
2% May
9
2
Sale
6%
Sale
5% May
Sale
%6 May 26
% May 28
4
May 12
4%
Sale
4%
2%
Sale
2
8
6%
%6
1%
4%
May
May
May
May
34,600
72,900
4,700
x
5
1
41,200 Utah Apex Mining Co
900 Walker Mining
100
1
x Sale
8% Sale
% Sale
196,500 Wenden Copper Mining... 1
741,300 Wrlght-Hargreaves Ltd
55,600 Yukon Gold Go......—.. 5
9
Sale
%6 Sale
Sale
%5 Sale
1% May 28
% May 16
% May 26
8% May 14
%6 May 12
Feb.
2
3
Jan.
17
Jan.
3
% Jan.
2
1
3
1 % May 18
5% Jan.
8
5
5
%
3%
%
%
%
2% May
1
% May 16
% May
1
9% May
2
% May
1
Jan.
18
12% Feb. 16
5% Feb. 17
% Feb. 15
8% May
1
3% Jan. 18
% Jan.
6
2^
Prices
Apr. 11
Feb. 21
Jan. 23
May
3
Apr.
9
17
May
3
1% Mar. 3
% Apr. 28
35%
2%
%6
27%
14%
May 26
% Jan.
9
10% Jan. 25
14
Apr.
2
100 United Zinc Smelting
"7",800
Highest.
Sale
Sale Prices
Prices
May 10
May 26
30
'-"3% Sale
y
x
Sale
Sale Prices
32%
Sale
%
Lowest.
Highest.
Lowest.
May 31.
atk. bid
27%
31%
2X Sale
1Q
—A
9,800 NY & Hond Rosarlo M
1.
May
Bid.
MINING STOCKS (Conct)
45,200 Nlplsstng Mine*
..1
152,300 Ohio Copper Co
1,075 Pacific Tin apeclal stock....*
369,900 Pioneer Gold Mines Ltd—
900
range since jan. 1.
prices in may.
EXCHANGE
CURB
"""425
EXCHANGE
CURB
NEW YORK
aggregate sales.
2,000
6,400
YORK
8% Apr.
%6 Feb.
1 % Feb.
4
May 26
Jan. 29
Jan.
2
Feb. 14
Jan.
4
5
%
2%
1%
%
10%
%
May 16
% Jan.
2
6% Jan. 25
% Jan.
5
4
19
17
Feb. 23
Feb.
Apr.
Feb.
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
14
17
20
6
2
10
BONDS
218,000
1,664,000
19,000
51
56
Sale
Sale
Sale
68%
60
1968
66 X
Sale
88
Aluminum Co s f deb 5s.. 195J
96
Sale
1948
72
Sale
184,000
329,000
I,000
876,000
448,000
30,000
~97~, 606
90,000
366,000
187,000
22,000
17,000
12,000
56,000
254,000
982,000
1,701,000
896,000
1st ft ref As
5s
Sale
65
Sale
70
87
Sale
81
1st 5s
1946
1st & ref 5s
1951
Ltd
5s
Pow 6s. 1949
Deb5%«
1953
57,000 Am Community Pow 5H« 1953
252,000 Amer & Continental 5s.. 1943
84%
103%
Sale
Sale
Sale
102%
87
Sale'
Sale
222,000
75,000
156,000
1,993,000
3,325,000
1,077,000
237,000
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s
10]
Sale
93%
16%
Amer
75
Sale
89%
Sale
Sale
Sale
16]
15]
Sale
32
Sale
88%
29%
Sale
28%
Sale
25
63
104%
Sale
Sale
90%
Sale
88
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
57
Sale
95%
83%
Sale
Sale
Sale
1,810,000
484,000
40,000
79 J
Sale
4,159,000
1957
Gas & Elec deb 5s ..2038
Amer Gas & Power
1953
without warrants.
6s
Amer
Jan.
60
Jan.
55
Jan.
.
2016
Radiator deb 4%a.. 1947
Rolling Mills—
Deb s f 5s
......1948
70% Apr. 23
84% Apr. 24
15
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
75
Feb.
19
Jan.
69
Jan.
26
May 23
May 11
May
4
66
Jan.
89
Apr. 20
May 11
May
4
May
4
72
1% May 3
1% May 10
3% May 14
93% May
1
16% May
1
90% May 18
32% May
1
29% May
2
1
1
May
4
Jan.
4
2
May
9
Jan.
4
May 16 89
81% May 21 87
102% May 29 104
85
May 17 88%
May
4
1% May 18
2
May
9
89
May 24
14% May 14
85% May 10
28
May 28
23% May 29
Jan.
87
95% Jan.
104
Jan.
91
59
79
43]
98]
Sale
Sale
55% Sale
Sale
104%
63
55% May 31
103% May
7 105
Feb.
16
2
Feb. 21
2
Jan.
30
5% Feb.
93% May
5
Feb.
5
90% Apr.
16
Feb.
6
20
9% Mar. 13
1
Jan.
6
16% Jan.
2
14% Jan.
8
32% Apr. 27
6
67% Feb.
6
May 11
73
Power Ac Light
American
382,000
193<>
6s
5s
51
5
8
9
70
May
83% May
74% May
86
*1
aX Sale
Amer Commonw
May 24
May 14
May 26
69
..1968
58 registered
Aluminum
Sale
66%
70
1967
...195*
Alabama Power 4 %•
May
1
May 11
41% Jan.
97% Jan.
34
16 105
Amer
230,000
3,000
31.000
319,000
21,000
30,000
2,024,000
3,238,000
410,000
195*
2,380,000 Arkansas Pr Ac Lt 5s
5s registered
..1956
2,000
195.1
2,507,000 Associated Elec 4 as
378,000 Assoc Gas Ac Elec 41948
68
1968
3,825,000
5s registered. .........1968
34,000
5>*s lnr ctfs
1931
667,000
5%s inv ctfs reg
1938
II,000
4^8 series C.
1949
4,640,000
4%s G registered......1949
1,000
5%s
1977
701,000
480",000
44,000
467,000
2,000
38,000
11,000
674,000
81",odd
..1933
...1936
1,747,000 Appalachian El Pr 5s.__.1956
2024
122,000 Appalachian Power 6s
5s
1941
113,000
4%% notes
406,000 Amer Seating 6a
.
430,000
3,139,000
1,000
94,000
8,000
114,000
194,000
120,000
69,000
50,000
39,000
756,000
43,000
994,000
1,539,000
915,000
203,000
120,000
134,000
....1950
Conv deb 5s
5s
Assoc
Assoc
Rayon Corp 5s....1950
Telep Co Ltd 5s... 1965
Tel Ac Tel 5%s A...1955
Assoc Tel
5 As
1944
Util 5 Ms
certificates of dep. 1944
Atlas Plywood 5 a*
3,000
18,000
70,000
74,000
35,000
121,000
360,000
281,000
382,000
3,000
261,000
281,000
68,000
3,000
31,000
111,000
38,000
23,000
163,000
2,969,000
1,819,000
395,000
833,000
3,000
205",606
1,250,000
1,000
43",000
961,000
439,000
10,000
2,000
149,000
5s Series G...
76
May 29
Sale
17%
Sale'
34%
14%
15%
14%
17%
May
May
May
May
May
Cent States Elec 5s
Sale
UX Sale
13
Sale
17% Sale
17
10 X
Sale
al7%
Sale
16
Sale
16%
Sale
20%
10 x
19
Sale
17
Sale
2
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
22
18
18
28
7
18
18
8
8 117%
Feb. 19
4
70
76
Jan.
2
97
59
Jan.
Apr. 11
Apr. 21
Apr. 23
102
Jan.
May 22
14% May 12
55
Sale
14%
14%
Sale
Sale
38%
17%
18%
16%
19%
19%
17%
57
92
79% Apr. 24
73
Mar. 12
42% Feb.
5
23% Feb.
5
25
Feb.
2
22% Feb.
5
28% Feb.
6
19% May 18
24% Feb.
5
8
19% Feb.
6
29% Feb.
2
25% Feb.
16% Jan. 31
Jan.
5
Mar. 12
2
16
Apr. 27
11% Jan.
2
11% Jan.
5
25% Jan.
2
13
Jan.
18
May 22
Jan.
3
10
17
53
Sale
70
Sale
44
Sale
57
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
18% May 15
15% May 14
20% May 18
93
Sale
23
17
53
14
70% May
8
94
May 25
57% May
4
18% May
18% May
23
May
24
May
77% May
19
May 18
10x Sale
10% Sale
18%
18
22%
22%
Sale
May
May
May
14% May
14% May
19
May
17% May
75
May
65
8
3
11% Jan.
2
16% Jan. 31
17%
Sale
28
25
28
31
8
12% Jan.
Jan.
2
80% Jan.
9
Jan.
2
53
44
Sale
95
Sale
Sale
Sale
108% Sale
109% Sale
108%
70
119%
92%
108%
109%
110%
Sale
58
105"
Sale
Sale
Sale
104%
Sale
115
Sale
87%
54%
Sale
Sale
105%
107%
103
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
51
51
Sale
129
Sale
Sale
108%
Sale
97%
104%
111%
Sale
Sale
Sale
74%
Sale
48
Sale
109%
93%
Sale
Sale
111
Sale
106% Sale
Sale
—1981
67
B..1957
—1955
A.. 1950
D..1957
95
Sale
Sale
52
Sale
91%
Sale
44
Sale
100%
75%
42% Sale
42
32
Sale
Sale
32% Sale
34~" Sale
9% Jan.
10
10
Jan.
15
Jan.
14
Jan.
13
16
3
50% Jan.
4
75% Mar. 15
95% Mar. 9
60
Mar. 3
22
Feb. 15
23
Feb. 19
26% Feb. 16
26% Feb. 16
78% Apr. 30
Sale
63%
Sale
"69% Sale"
5s
1950
75
Sale
Sale
55%
59%
41%
44%
42%
52%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
94%
Sale
75"" Sale"
5H« reg
Cleve Elec Ilium 5s
1939
62%
94%
100%
74%
Sale
51
Sale
54%
40
Sale
36
41
Sale
38%
42%
49%
Sale
45
84
96
Sale
Sale
87% Sale
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
4
May 22
May
74
May
14 73% May
May
8 70
May
15 67
7 95
May
9 101% May 16
May 16
1 77
14 55% May
14 60% May
14 44% May
14 45% May
1
43% May
14 52% May
82
10
Jan.
2
67
Jan.
36% Jan.
103% Jan.
104% Jan.
81
Jan.
102
Jan.
102% Jan.
103
8 108% May
3
98
May 28
3 105% Apr.
2
5 117
Apr. 16
3
90
4
76
Apr.
23
Feb.
11
15 108% May 29
Jan.
70% Jan.
88
3 106% Mar. 31
3
58
May
5
Apr. 30
Feb.
7
23
May 29
94% May 29
63% Mar. 14
3 107
Apr. 21
74% Apr.
7 111
3
76% Jan.
43
May 25
100
Jan.
47% Jan.
52% Jan.
8
68
2
2
Feb.
6
75
Jan.
52
8
May
47% Jan. 11
70
75
Jan.
85% Jan.
57
41
Jan.
Jan.
41% Jan.
27% Jan.
6
Apr. 26
74% Apr. 28
70
May
8
28
68
Apr.
95
Apr. 23
17 101% May 16
13
77
May 16
5 61% Feb. 21
Feb. 25
4
62
9
52% Feb. 20
51
Apr. 20
28
Jan.
8
35
Jan.
16
33% Jan.
5
53% Feb. 26
87 % May 31
45
Feb.
16
1
74
Jan.
Jan.
10
3
95
Jan.
12 103% Apr. 11
3
84% Apr. 24
7
10 54% Feb.
May 15
93% May 17
75
Sale
47%
47%
Sale
Sale
May
52% May
May
75
May
45% May
47
May
Sale
63%
Sale
61
53%
Sale
77
80
Sale
Sale
48
Sale
49%
67%
52%
Sale
12
31
23
14
14
31
87% May 31
96
May
62
54% Jan.
96% Apr.
81
May
54
Mar
46
Jan.
77
Ma1
50
Jan.
3
81
Ma
52% Jan.
30% Jan.
30% Jan.
3
4
83
3
Sale
30% Sale
80
4
Apr. 21
Apr. 24
52% Apr. 27
53% May
4
46% Jan.
19
5
45% Feb. 19
68% Apr. 28
55
31
69
23
55
May
5
82
May
9
52% May
53% May
37
82
28
29
Sale
Sale
Sale
45%
Sale
Sale
106%
Sale
44%
43%
Sale
43
Sale
1961
5s
68
56%
1954
5s series B._
May 14
69% May 23
61
May 29
May 29
122% May 23
99% Apr. 13
70% Apr. 26
3
60
Apr. 23
9
76% Jan.
40% Jan.
11
29
Feb.
Apr. 21
97
4 108% May
5
5 110
May 29
2 110% May 31
104
5
5
3 137
2
105% Jan
51
May 28
3 98
10 104% May
1
May
1
31 115
88
May
1
11
22 75% May
2
109% May
1 111
91% May 28 94%
43
May 25 46
106
May
1 107
55
55% Sale
1950
5%s__1942
1942
deb
73
May
May
May
May
1
1
5
29
31
23
8
102% May 10 102% May 10
65
1955
5s registered
Cities Service Gas
111
70.
1956
..1966
92% May
104
86
106
104
May
105% May
107% May
51
Sale
74
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
58
May
108% May
108% May
May 14 129
92
May 25 95%
107% May 31 108%
1 110
108% May
3 110%
108% May
8 122%
119% May
96% May 25 99
65% May 28 70
57
May
2
58%
106%
106% May
117
Apr. 28
11
87
2 106% May 14
19% Feb.
12
Sale
Sale
Union Stock Yards 5s__ 1940
55
15
12
15
15
15
.18
Sale
Sale
5Hs with warrants —1954
Conv
78% May
70% Jan.
101% Jan.
47% Jan.
73
...1948
Central Pow Ac Lt 5s
For footnotes zee page
Sale
38%
66%
1956
1968
1968
346,000 Cities Serv Gas Pipe L 6s. 1943
4,822,000 Cities Service P Ac L 5%s.l952
5 H« gold deb
1949
1,935,000
82,000
78,000
512,000
76%
Sale
72%
......
5s series G reg
6a series B
134,000
992,000 Cities Service 5a
14,000
Sale
38
Sale
F.1967
5s scries E
244,000 Chic Pneum Tool 6 a*
1942
512,000 Chic Rys 5s ctfa of dep.. 1927
255,000 Cincinnati Street Ry 5%sl952
14,807,000
78
Sale
48% Sale
52% Sale
Cent 111 Pub Serv 4 He
5%s without warrants. 1954
1,651,000 Cent States Pr Ac Lt 5%».1953
Chicago Dist El Generating
4as series A
.1970
1,413,000
Deb 5 As
1935
462,000
Chicago Junction Rys &
43,000
106
"
Sale
75
Sale
102% Sale
101% Sale
101% Sale
Bell Tel of Canada 5s
4 a* series H_
194,000
298,000 Cent Maine Pow 4%s
5s series D
227,000
234,000 Gent Ohio Lt Ac Pr 5s
745,000 Central Power 5a ser
2,916,000
2,275,000
3,389,000
36,000
Sale
May 151 91
May
1 rl08
May 19 64
26
105 X
...1938
1938
1955
1st M As ser B Juna 1 1957
5s series C
...1960
572,000
1998
153,000 Bethlehem Steel 6s
134,000 Binghamton L H & P 5s..1946
1968
989,000 Birmingham Elec < A*
1959
370,000 Birmingham Gas 5s
1947
112,000 Boston Gonsol Gas 5s
299,000 Broad River Power 5s A..1954
70,000 Buffalo Gen Elec 5s.....1956
1st Ac ref 5s
1939
169,000
1953
385,000 Canada Nor Power 5s
1935
1,069,000 Canadian Nat Rys 7s
2,419,000 Canadian Pacific Ry 6s.. 1942
129,000 Capital Admin 5s A x W..1953
1956
2,409,000 Carolina Pr Ac Lt 5s
5s registered
1956
10,000
491,000 Cedar Rap Mfg & Pow 5s. 1953
388,000 Cent Arizona L Ac P 5s—1960
257,000 Central German Pow 6s._1934
1943
119,000 Cent Illinois Light 5s
202,000
53,000
136,000
105%
57
57 x
6s with warrants
55,000
226,000
333,000
29,000
413,000
11,000
41,000
Sale
6s without warrants
4,517,000
5,142,000
1,159,000
1,139,000
151,000
76"" Sale"
102
96
May
May
May
May
93% May 14 97
81
May 24 85% May
105% May
1 106% May 14
85
rl08
Locomotive Works
341,000
530,000
131,000
129,000
81,000
35,000
14,000
93,000
35,000
37,000
62,000
25,000
28,000
112",606
64
notes.'33
1933
-1943
2-year 6% secured
68 ctfs of deposit
Baldwin
rl08
1950
registered
Ausoc
71x Sale
101X Sale
107% Sale
May 14
68
77% May 14 82
41% May 14 48%
42% May 14 48
109
May 21 110
110
May 23 110%
107%
106% May
May
2
May
4
May 22
May
7
May 22
106
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
Jan.
111
Mar. 19
105% Jan.
110% May
Jan.
107% Apr.
105
23
Apr. 21
49% Apr. 26
49% Apr. 26
7
10
1934
i
NEW
YOEK
CURB
EXCHANGE
SAL
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK
CUR71 EXCHANGE
Sine*
Jan.
1934.
5*
BONDS
Bid.
(Continued)
May
1.
May 31.
Ask
Bid
Ask
Bid.
Lowest.
Bank
651
5^8...
19S7
5s series
A
1953
519
844
5s series B
1954
4^s series C
798
4 4»
504 Sale
994 Sale
1034 Sale
534 Sale
1937
—,
Commonw Edison 4 Ms.
590
93
92
.....1956
series E.
Sale
Sale
7
Sale
1064 Sale
1014 Sale
1004 Sale
994 Sale
904 Sale
1054 Sale
874 Sale
52 4 Sale
Conn Ltg & Pow 7s A....1951
4s series
P.—
"73"" Sale"
1981
54s series G_.
1962
Com'w'lth Subsld 5 4* A. 1948
954
574
Sale
Sale
Community Po* At Lt 5s. 1957
38
Sale
13
54 series B
44« series C
129
104
1954
.......
107
...1956
Conn River Power 5s.... 1952
Con sol Gas of Bait 5s
1939
78
118
44
1954
a
Sale
"844
52
Sale
Sale
Sale
5s series D—.......—1962
1,633
91
1074
Sale
"93"" Sale"
1084
Sale
Sale
1024 Sale
1024
1064
1084
Sale
Sale
Consol GEL&P Bait—
59
44s series G
96
4 4« series
1,499
491
1st ref
.1969
1981
f 4s
s
Consol GBL&P 44a—.1935
87
4 4a stamped
944 Sale
1014 Sale
102
Sale
1024
Sale
1.576
1st Ac coll 6s
1
6s A
ser
1943
\
registered
994
994
904
1054
824
504
1024
11
Sale
514
Sale
72
344 Sale
Sale
514
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
118
111
86
74%
1,342
stamped
...1936
Consumers Power
990
1st & ref 5s.
6,200
4 4a.. 1958
1936
Continental G Ac El 5s
1958
873
Continental Oil
21
651
954 Sale
1034
1024 Sale
384 Sale
104 4
Sale
554
1034
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
844 Jan.
105
Sale
514 Sale
Cosgrove Meehan 64a...1945
1,115
183
19
1,272
64
7
Crane Co 5s
1940
85
Sale
974
1940
744
Sale
93 4
Cuban
Telephone 74s.. 1941
Cuban Tobacco 5s
74 4
Sale
Sale
Sale
954
92
Sale
90
76
Sale
744
1944
Cudahy Pack deb 54s...1937
5s
98
Sale
48 4
1034 Sale
944 Jan.
564 Jan.
364 Jan.
100
Dallas P Ac L 5a aeries C..1952
6s series A__
1064 Jan.
1
14
10
29
21
102
Jan.
109
108
105
Jan.
1034
93
1014
1024
Jan.
5
Jan.
4
May 22
May 29
1034 May 29
1024 May
3
103
May
4
11
May
524 May
1
5
177
477
Derby Gas Ac Elec 5s
776
812
Detroit City Gas
6s series A
112
l03"' Sale
1064
Sale
104
Sale
1947
122
122
25-yr
s
f deb 7s
7s certifs of
106
647
Duke Power Co 44a
434
1,261
8,270
130
135
9
45
847
2,282
190
223
Sale
904
100
Sale
874
Sale
Sale
98
Sale
98
1952
Dixie Gulf Gas 64a
with warrants
97
Sale
63
1935
2030
Sale
Sale
102 4
46 4
844
1952
Empire Oil Ac Refining 5 4a* 42
Ercole Marel Elec Mfg
64a with warrants.... 1953
Sale
Sale
Sale
Without warrants
Sale
69
Sale
i
80
Sale
97
Sale
Sale
Finland Residential Mtge
1961
Florida Pow Corp 5 4» A 1979
Florida Power Ac Lt 5k
1954
1,561,
Gatineau Power 5s__
734 Sale
894 Sale
93
Sale
Sale
1956
784 Sale
1941
69
Sale
notes
64a serlea A
...1956
Gen Rayon Ltd 6s A
1948
General Refractories—
1938
6s without warrants...1938
Gen Vending Corp—
6s with warr Aug 15...1937
445,
48,
568,
508,i
494,i
562,1
439,1
380,1
216,1
198,1
L ,333,(
L,128,(
Sale
27
Sale
984 Sale
40
Sale"
61
Sale
1967
1978
840,(
99,(
1965
964 Sale
58
Sale
1935
8
Jan.
17
Jan.
Jan.
13
9
8
17
15
3
1004 May
1004 Jan.
254 Jan.
62
1
2
4
Jan.
Jan.
15
11
64
3
3
804 May 28 844 May
8
974 May
" 1004 May 31
724 Jan.
10
86
Jan.
13
35
Sale
93
May 31
97
1
80
Jan.
2
Sale
43
May
484 May 31
29
Jan.
4
63
Jan.
2
Jan.
9
May
854 May 18
88
"24 Sale"
24 May 31
374 May 14
24 May 31
42
May
2
394 Sale
1004 Sale
101
Sale
534
944
92
Sale
924
Sale
88
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
904
Sale
Sale
2
68
May
764 May
69
May
524 May 14
May
634
944
914
904
77
87 4 May
764
May
824 May
854 May
1
101
994 May
May 29
1004 May 16 1014 May
3
614 Sale
86
73
4 May 15
May 16
2
1
1
May
4
May 31
May 29
May 29
May
1
45
Sale
Sale
1024 May 23 1034 May 11
1034 May 12 1044 May 19
81
82
May
3
May 10
65
May 16 68
May 28
414 May 14 46
May
2
57
May 29 584 May
7
132
Sale
128
814 Sale
454
Sale
1384 Sale
Sale
Sale
"564 Sale"
83 4
Sale
91
564 Sale
794 Sale
47
Sale
1014 Sale
71
Sale
Sale
"704 Sale'
1014 Sale
May 14 1384 May
94
May
May
74 May 11
44 May 29
May 14
794 May 31
594 May 28
52
1
9
84 May 10
54 May 10
May
2
84
May
1
624 May
4
57
46
May 23 534 May
1
101
May
1024 May 15
67
May 14 714 May
2
1004 May
9 1014 May ,29
374
105
Sale
Sale
Sale
5
2 4 May 31
184 Jan.
4
734 Jan.
894 Jan.
93
Jan.
62
Jan.
9
564 Jan.
534 Jan.
9
34
Jan.
774 Jan.
69
Jan.
684 Jan.
60
Jan.
100
Sale
1044 Sale
38 4
Feb.
102
Jan.
102
64
40
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
13 :
9 ]
3 :
12
31
254 Jan.
5
45
3
Feb.
984 Jan.
85
'
24 Jan.
2
2 :
Mar. 13
4
Jan.
9
Jan.
594 Jan.
40
Jan.
4
40
2
10
46
May 23
94
Jan.
574 Jan.
974 Jan.
13 ]
15
16 i
734 May 14 81
May
1
May 16 1034 May 18
734 May 14
30
794 Sale
35
Sale
1054 Sale
1034 Sale
Guantanamo At W Ry 6s. 1958
Guardian Investors Corp—
73
Jan.
844 Jan.
7
22
May 28
May 29
May
1
16
103
Great Northern Pow 5s_.1935
Gt West Power Calif 5s.. 1946
55.
10
9
Jan.
71
81
6s ctfsof dep
1948
Grand Trunk Ry 64a...1936
Grand Trunk West Ry 4a 1950
pre
8
924 Jan.
574 Jan.
464 Jan.
464 Jan.
60
70
69
764 Sale
684 Sale
1014 Sale
Godchaux Sugars 74s
1941
Grand (F At W) Properties—
Conv deb 6s
..1948
Gulf States Utll 5s
4 4* series B
5
2
Jan.
65
10
May
69
May 14
614 May 31
534 Sale
Gobel (Adolf) 64s ser A.1935
With warrants
series A
1044 Jan.
1024 Jan.
93
614 Sale
6s without warrants...1953
Gillette Safety Razor 5s. 1940
5s
27
10
68
8
6% certifsof deposit...1937
Sinking fund deb 5s
854 Sale
1004 Sale
1014 Sale
91
Gen Wat Wks Ac El 5s A..1943
Gulf Oil of Pa deb 5s
Jan.
Jan.
57
66
Georgia Power ref 5s
Georgia Pow At Lt 5s
Glen Alden Coal 4s
Glidden (The) 5 4s
394 Sale'
103
Gesfuerel—
610,
620,
2,839,
1,067,
5
99
42
"77"" Sale"
...1935
5% serial notes
1936
Gen Pub Serv Co 5s
1953
Gen Pub Utilities 64s...1933
6s with warrants
Jan.
Jan.
104 Jan.
864 Sale
...1941
Gen Bronze conv deb 6s. 1940
Gen Motors Accept
Corp—
5% serial notes
1934
5% serial
74
85
61
59
554 Sale
Gary Elec Ac Gas 5s A....1934
2,569,
565,
361,
452,
2
16
1034 Jan.
484
...1967
Firestone Cotton Mills 5s. 1948
Firestone T At R Cal 5s..1942
First Bohemian Glass Wks
1st 7s without warr
1957
2
Jan.
Jan.
94
May 28
May 14
614 May 14
Sale
1004 Sale
Sale
B
98
2
17
20
Jan.
63
644 Sale
Sale
82,
44,
872,
3,783,
504,
Sale
69
8
19
2,833,
764,
84
Sale
63
6s series
40
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
79
1004 May
17
May 14
194 May 19
1004 May
1004 May
1
103
1024 May
May 19
41
47
May
May
1
83
May
844 May
1
81
86 4 May
May
1
Sale
Sale
67 4
Fairbanks Morse Ac Co 5s. 1942
33,
150,
262,
91,
238,
937,
99,
1024
42 4
Sale
Farmers Nar Mtg Inst 7s .1963
Federal Sugar Ref 6a....1933
Federal Water Service 5s_1954
6s
W
May 24
4 4 May
9
14 May 31
60
471
47 i
Erie Lighting 5a
......1967
European Elec 64a
1965
6s
st*
664 Feb.
29
13,
906,
4,405,
Sale
El Paso Nat Gas 64a A..1943
64a
1938
Bank
ill®
6
2
Jan.
4
Feb. 23
Jan. 29
May
994 May 24
1004 May 23 1024 May
9
1004 Sale
101
28
Elmira Wat Lt At RR 5s.. 1956
El Paso Elec 5s A
1950
Empire Dlst Elec 5s
Jan.
944 Jan.
1024 Jan.
5
97
1014
470
485,
1,894,
1,135,
25
9
1004 May
1967
notes
7s Series C
25
Jan.
European Mtge Ac lnv__
2,030,
44 May
4
May 17
14 May 18
14 Sale
Edison Elec 111 (Bos) 5s._1934
389
May 31 101
May 23
May
7
May 18
May
3
May
4
May
2
Jan.
2
Feb. 26
Mar. 26
6
1937
Elec Pow Ac Lt 5s
986
33
Sale
East Utll Associates 5s... 1935
Eavtern Utll Invest 5a A 1954
5%
May 16 108
81
deposit.... 1952
460
31
'854 Sale
Sale
Sale
83
1950
May 14
554 May
1
1044 May 25
7
May
5
98
May
2
934 May
1
794 May 19
50
May
9
1044 May 18
1064 May
3
934 May 31
22
334 Jan.
404 Jan.
1
105
854 May 22 89
105
May
804 May 17 834
874 May 31 914
Sale
.1946
5a B
May
1044 May 22 1054 May 11
1084 May 18 1094 May
5
Bdge 64s
1952
64scertifs of deposit—1952
47
303
95
72
1054 May 15
1024
1054
924
Detroit Int
1959
1949
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
"934 Sale"
1024 Sale
1949
Dayton P Ac L 1st Ac ref 5a '41
Delaware Elec Pow 54a
Denver Gas 8c Elec 5s
1034 Sale
2
Jan.
Jan.
104
914 Jan.
1044 Jan.
1094 Sale
Sale
93
8
Mar. 29
1034 May 18
1094 May 24
111
May 24
108
86
104 4
1946
Cumberland Co P Ac L 44s '56
249
613
396
1014
Crucible Steel 5s
195
401
54s....1937
Jan.
85
May 19
1064 May 31
1084 May 12
694 May 28
1034
1044
484
1024
3
112
47
1054 Sale
9
Jan.
Jan.
724 Jan.
Consol Publishers—
55
Jan.
92
92
May 21
84 May
8
May 14
Sale
1943
464 Mar. 28
IP
1164 May
110
May
1064 May
1074 May
102
May
1084 May
1084 May
1024
1935
64a with warrants....1943
524 May 16
102
May 17
106 4 May 31
1064 May 31
102 4 May 17
101
May 16
914 May
7
1074 May 29
May
1
May 17
994 May
103 4 May
103 4 May
1054
1014
Sale
1024
Consol Gas Utilities—
210
Sale Prices.
107
1970
H
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
48 4 May
1064 Sale'
844 Sale
1960
4,453
1,157
2,079
1.377
48 4
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Ask
Commer* unci Prhtt
1.167
RANGE SIN
Price
Jan. 2
May
32
May
105
May
86
May
100
May
103 4 May
20
May
11
384
11
384
1 106
24 884
23 1004
2 106
17 24
May
1
May
3
May
4
8
May
May 10
May 18
May
3
95
Jan.
Jan.
164 Jan.
1004 Jan.
9 i
6
16
Jan.
3 1
13
934 Jan.
944 Jan.
11 1
70
12
Jan.
5 1
9
1948
1937
1947
1956
1961
1014 Sale
1004
Sale
1044 Sale" 1054 Sale
1054 Sale 1054 Sale
89
Sale
87
S^ale
39
May 14 424 May
4
1044 May
1 1054 May 31
1044 May
4 1054 May 10
85
May 10 89
May
1
77
May 14 81
May 10
24
Jan.
101
Jan.
994 Jan.
9
6 1
10
66
Jan.
3
63
Jan.
6
YORK CURB EXCHANGE
NEW
52
In
NEW YORK
Price
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
May.
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
$
11,000
63,000
178,000
20,000
32,000
5,000
21,000
22,000
45,000
110,000
50,000
147,000
286,000
93,000
6,000
4,000
6,000
60,000
84,000
42,000
871,000
10,000
437,000
76,000
171,000
78,000
340,000
437,000
39,000
38,000
94,000
7,000
52,000
5,000
50,000
1934.
Bid.
(Continued)
BONDS
$
95,000
278,000
953,000
150,000
401,000
81,000
50,000
237,000
471,000
937,000
1938
5s
166% Sale"
79
1935
Hamburg El 5c Und Ry 5%8'38
Hanna (The M A) Co 6a..1934
239,000
5 Ha
Houaton
60
74% Sale
73
59
73%
1943
404,000
6,824,000
84%
84%
Illinois Cent RR
4%a
6s
1,058,000
917,000
w
2,683,000
1,651,000
Interstate Power
Debenture
565,000
920,000
18,000
131,000
6a
Sale
Sale
Sale
92
Sale
% 101,000
Sale'
73% Sale
Sale
Sale
76
Sale
68 %
Sale
56
Sale
60
47 %
65
Sale
Sale
91
Sale
Sale
72
Sale
25%
Sale
"77% Sale'
2%
1958
5a A.. 1947
Without warrants
5a Series B
Iowa Pow A Lt
4%a A
Iowa Pub Serv 5a
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
62% Sale
Sale
65
105% Sale
Sale
94
47%
46 %
94 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
44%
43%
Sale
Sale
85% Sale
94% Sale
89% Sale
98
Sale
85%
Sale
94%
87
Sale
100 %
46%
Sale
62 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
84
Sale
100%
56%
Sale
Sale
44
Sale
29
Sale
57% Sale
46% Sal©'
55%
42%
Sale
Sale
60
Sale
53% Sale
57%
52%
Sale
Sale
1961
1958
1957
48
Sale
42%
Sale
Sale
65
Sale
69 %
Sale
Sale
Sale
93
58" Sale'
88%
87%
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
85
6a
17
4
104
May 31
104
May 21
May
1
May
1
103% Feb.
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
47% May
66
73%
78%
74%
IV4
106
66%
106%
94%
May
May
8
95% May 18
62
2022
161,000 Kansas Gas A Elec 6s
1947
225,000 Kansas Power 5s A
311,000 Kansas Pow A Lt 5s B...1957
6s series A
1955
98,000
812,000 Kentucky Utilities 5s....l9t>9
5s
1961
678,000
6H» series D
1948
176,000
5Hs series F._.
—1955
138,000
1943
295,000 Klmberly Clark 5s A
1,211,000 Koppers Gas A C deb 5s. 1947
Jan.
Jan.
48
Apr.
8
9
3 105% Apr.
70
Apr. 23
3
5
70
Apr. 21
Jan.
87% Jan.
75
May 28
May 24
15 110
Jan.
50
Mar. 13
26 118% Apr, 10
Mar. 14
56
9
10 103
Jan.
May 15
Mar. 22
2
Apr. 30
May 23
87 % May 31
93% Apr. 26
82% Jan. 12 101% May 31
66
Apr. 27
37
Jan. 10
75
Apr. 30
6
47% Jan.
52
Jan.
8
May
7
IV* Apr. 28
70
2
40% Jan.
2
4
75% Feb.
54% Jan.
Apr. 26
5
80
59
Jan.
92
69
47
98
Jan.
Jan.
13 106
47
Jan.
91
Jan.
71
Jan.
Feb.
19
10
2
25% Jan.
24% Jan.
Jan.
4
76
48% Apr. 30
48% Apr. 30
88
Apr. 16
95% May 18
3
71
3
Jan.
3
18
5
5
98
May
May
May
May
May
85
Jan.
83% Jan.
May
7
65
Feb. 16
84% Apr. 21
8 102
2
46% Jan.
67% Jan.
May 22
61% Feb.
5
Apr. 27
6 104%
Feb.
103
Apr. 12
Mar. 19
15 103% Mar. 22
Mar. 22
2 102
Jan.
84
May 16
67% Apr. 28
2 106% May 29
10
96
Apr. 14
2% Jan.
83% Jan.
60% May
2
55
May 18
83
May
7
83% May 23
89% May
2
88% May
2
94% May 23
87% May
3
91% May
9
16
14
7
2
16
15
1
25
28
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
6
41 % Jan.
29
Jan.
2
48
Jan.
2
63% Feb.
42% Jan.
2
61
Feb.
67
Jan.
8
83
67
Jan.
6
83%
63% Jan.
8
89%
89%
95%
87%
92
May
May
Apr.
Apr.
Apr.
May
Apr.
88
Feb. 23
48
64
Jan.
9
75
Jan.
23
58
Jan.
2
5
5
7
23
30
28
18
•) 3
12
77
Jan.
4
Sale
81
May 31
85
May 18
80
Jan.
12
62%
1950
Deb 5%a
Sale
Sale
62% May 31
73
May 16
62
Jan.
2
78% Apr. 12
34 %
Sale
May 28
54% Feb. 17
May 15
Sale
36%
Sale
99%
75" Sale
45%
Sale
100%
93%
106%
Sale
Sale
Sale
92
Sale
Sale
89
Sale
94%
99%
65%
Sale
Sale
62" Sale
61
64%
Sale
63% Sale
MX
Sale
83
Sale
77
Sale
70
Sale
70
96
Sale
62
Sale
78
Sale
73%
46" Sale
58%
51%
85" Sale
85%
Sale
1945
certlfs of deposit—1945
497,000 Laclede Gas Light 5%s.,.1935
84,000 Larutan Gas Corp 6%a._1935
2026
1,490,000 Lehigh Pow Secur 6s
Leonard Tlets Inc 7H»--1946
Sale
85%
76%
93%
Sale
92
Sale
95% Sale
98% Sale
1945
317,000 Long Island Ltg 6s
235,000 Los Angeles Gas A Elec 5s '61
5s
1939
63,000
6s
1942
184,000
5 Ho series E
1947
46,000
5series F
...1943
83,000
5H» series 1__
1949
136,000
89,000 Louisville (Ky) G A E 6s A '37
4H series C
1961
262,000
1,504,000 Louisiana Pow A Lt 5s...1957
Manitoba Power 5 Ho
100
99
97%
95%
98%
Sale
Sale
Sale
1951
Sale
Sale
68
61%
30
warrants
1952
269,000 Lexington Util 5s
1,041,000 Llbby McNeill A Llbby 5s 1942
149,000 Lone Star Gas Corp 5s...1942
32
May 28 46% May
2
May 15
104% May
4 105
99% May
8 101% May 31
93 % May
92
May
1
4
105% May
3 107% May 29
106
Kresge (S S) Co 5s
Without
May
May
83
May
82% May
82
May
84
May
93
May
81
May
87
May
50
Mar. 21
62
77
3
9 104%
5 100%
8 100
May
3
May 14
104% May
5 104% May 22
52% May 14 57% May
2
May
2
41% May 28 47
56
81
12
Jan.
49% Jan.
86
5
3% May 29
94%
89% May 31
89% May 29 99%
92
May
5 94%
100% May
3 102
55
May 19 63%
80% May 29 84
6
Jan.
93% Jan.
82% Jan.
81% Jan.
22
1
16
1
29
2
47
Jan.
31
42
1
1
65
Jan.
Feb. 27
82
75% Jan.
70% Jan. 11
Apr.
101% Jan. 31
100% Jan.
83
Apr. 14
74% May 31
44
15
1
12
1
31
93%
93%
90%
101%
40% May 14
40% May 14
84
May 17
93% May 14
61
1963
Without warrants.
5s
106% May 15
83
Apr. 21
99
23
81
Fraschlni 7s
Without warrants
Italian Superpower
83%
84%
1952
1942
Isarco Hydro-El 7a
308,000
58%
70%
76%
68%
72%
Sale
68
1956
Invest Co of Araer
976,000
274,000
414,000
Sale
88
101%
Sale
66 %
Jacksonville Gas 5s
1942
81,000 Jamaica Wat Sup 5H« A.195'
1947
749,000 Jersey Cent P A L 5s B
4%s series C
1961
1,829,000
115,000 Jones A Laughlin Steel 5s '36
2,000
1,000
83,000
169,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
49%
53 %
47%
1,008,000 Iowa-Nebraska LAP 5s._1957
279,000
537,000
760,000
316,000
100
20 104% Mar. 29
103
101% May
89% May
92
May
87% May
100
May
57% May
70
May
72
May
63% May
71
May
75
May
59
May
105
May
63% May
104% May
92% May
Prices.
Jan.
100% Jan.
May
May
May
May
47
May
100% May
80
May
78
May
61
May
76
May
104% May
100% May
100
May
112
May
55
May
109% May 21 110
105% May 21 105%
64
May 15 68%
64
May 21
67%
Sale
15
31
25
8
4
2
2
16
29
29
28
24
103%
106%
79%
79%
Public Service
4%s series F
28,000
Sale
84
75% Sale
87% Sale
71% Sale
86% Sale
Sale
Sale
105% Sale
Sale
68% Sale
Sale
95
100%
66%
65%
83
72
97%
96
99%
104
101%
45
90%
Sale
58% Sale
98%
89%
Sale
Sale
61
Sale
May
70% May
84% May
95
May
86% May
101
May
105% May
107% May
105% May
105% May
105% May
101
May
98
May
88
May
May
75% May
89% May
96% May
93
May
102% May
106% May
108% May
106
May
105% May
105% May
102
May
98% May
92
May
54% May 15
64
Jan.
4 105
83
Jan.
8 101% May 31
5 93% Mar. 14
73% Jan.
103% Jan.
5 107% May 29
May
1941
7s without warranto
1941
Mass Gas Co 5 H»
1946
5s
1955
McCallum Hosiery 6 Hs..1941
McCord Rad A Mfg 6s
1943
Melbourne El Supp 7 Hs A '46
Memphis P A L 5s ser A..1948
68
7s with warrants
2,000
17,000
104,000
206,000
28,000
II,000
69,000
30,000
34,000
14,000
300,000
170,000
5s ctfs of dep
...1932
201,000
58 ctfs of dep.........1933
396,000
5s ctfs of dep
1934
259,000
58 ctfs of dep
1935
277,000
1943
135,000 Midland Valley RR 5s
1967
520,000 Milwaukee G L 4H»
796,000 Minneapolis Gas Lt 4 Hs. 1950
65
82%
Sale
99
Sale
74
Sale
93
Sale
40
Sale
63%
Sale
69
Sale
Sale
78
Sale
71
100% Sale
93
58
90
Sale
Sale
83% Sale
93% Sale
99
95
Sale
58
102%
88%
82%
92
69%
May 14 68
May 25 65
101
May
May 21
94%
1
Jan.
8
89
60% Jan.
8
86% Apr. 25
73
Apr. 12
4 100% Apr. 23
62
18
24
5
4
1
5
8
7
23
24
21
24
11
23
22
21
18
96
84% Jan.
45% Jan.
10
68
Mar. 19
Jan.
3
68
Mar. 14
58
15
31
8
47
2
25
May 29 71% May
7
May
3
99% May 23 100
May 31
76% May 14 84
45
107%
38%
84%
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
66
Sale
82% Sale
101%
95
94%
98%
101%
100
Sale
70" Sale'
95
89
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
32
100
Jan.
9
86% Apr. 24
51
Jan.
2
73
88% Jan.
82% Jan.
84% Jan.
4
89
4 104
Jan.
Jan.
87% Jan.
Apr. 21
2
98% Apr.
Mar. 14
3
97
2
99% May 18
Apr.
8 101% May
20
5
75% Feb. 14
Apr. 28
86
Feb. 17
50
Jan.
9
93
Jan.
3 100%
61% Jan.
7
Jan.
2
65
Mar.
54% Jan.
68% Jan.
82% Jan.
13
8
76
Apr. 26
5
67
Jan.
89
Jan.
102
Jan.
9
94% Apr. 12
12 102% Apr. 20
Apr. 13
18 107
30
5
89% May
97% Mar. 14
Apr. 17
8 109
Apr. 23
12 106
13 105 % May 11
99%
94%
95%
94%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
90
Jan.
82
Jan.
15
3 106% Apr.
9 102% Apr.
23
12
68% Jan.
2
§§£
Apr. 25
Apr. 16
May 24
38% Jan.
2
64
May 24
May 14
May 25
May 25
May 29
63% Jan.
69
Mar. 15
Mansfield Mln A Sm (Germ)
45,000
809,000
838,000
3,000
317,000
51,000
222,000
1971
536,000 Met Edison 4s series E
1st mtge 5s series P.. 1962
929,000
Middle Sts Petrol 6Hs A.1945
186,000
62,000
97,000
113,000
266,000
15,000
32,000
47,000
Sale
93% Sale
65
5a.....1957
1952
5s series D
817,000
45,000
100
w
warrants
Without
12,000
174,000
43",666
Sale
1,10 % Sale
90%
8524 Sale
5s
Indiana Service 5a
857,000
I,000
45,000
242,000
21,000
117,000
79,000
12,000
34,000
8,000
25,000
6,000
10,000
40.000
234,000
Sale
i__.
1,240,000
268,000'
98 %
103
75%
...
95,000
55,000
4,000
May 15
2
105% May
75% May 18
May 14
May
3
May 16
May ,31
73
May 31
56
May 14
71% May
3
102% May 14
98
May
2
97% May 14
107% May 10
52
May 28
4%s stamped
Illinois Nor Uttl
357,000
24,000
209,000
331,000
35,000
<
Sale
Sale
68 %
1934
....1937
1957
Illinois Pow & L 5 H>
1957
5 Ha aeriea "B"
1954
6a aeriea A
....1953
5a aeriea C
1956
Indiana Elec Corp 6a A..1947
6H> aeriea B
1953
5a aeries C
1951
Indiana Gen Service 5s_.1948
Indiana Hydro-Elec 5s A 1958
1957
65,000 Indiana A Mich El 5a.!
lat & ret 5a
1955
217,000
18,000
647,000
347,000
1,105,000
771,000
2,116,000
2,453,000
231,000
104,000
566,000
36,000
269,000
Sale
Sale
110
1947
1934
Idaho Power Co 5a
75%
104
4Ha aerlea D
1978
453,000
4Ha aeriea E
1981
1,120,000
1,148,000 Hud Bay Min & Smelt 6a.1935
60,000 Hungarian Ital Bank 7Ha *63
Hydraulic Power of Niagara
Falla lat & ref 5a
1950
27,000
Ref & Improvement 5a. 1951
70,000
476,000 Hygrade Food 6s aer A ..1949
6a aeriea B
1946
183,000
Isotta
19,000
28,000
96,000
25,000
83,000
55,000
33,000
8,000
41,000
194,000
150,000
27,000
75,000
Sale
Sale
Sale
Houaton Lt tk Pr 5a A... 1953
Interstate
11,000
Sale
Oct 15 1936
Gulf Gaa 6%a..l943
6a
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
It*
1936
Hood Rubber 7a
13,000
42,000
51,000
18,000
132,000
98,000
43,000
60,000
194,000
7,000
28,000
193,000
63,000
93,000
185,000
24,000
79% Sale
Sale
Hamburg Elec Co 7a
Deb 6s without warr
1948
60,000
383,000 Int Pow Sec 6%a series C. 1955
7a series E
1957
331,000
7a series F
1952
246,000
1951
518,000 International Salt 5s
749,000 Internat Securities 5s__.1947
351,000 Interstate Iron A St'l 5%a '46
InteratateNat Gaa 6s
1936
7,000
347,000
206,000
Ask
Highest.
Sale Prices
102
1947
Hall Printing 5 %a A
180,000
145,000
31,000
468,000
<
BidJ
Ask
Bid.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
1.
May
Ask.
Hackenaack Water 5a A..1977
1950
1st lien A ref 5s
1963
153,000 Indianapolis Gas 5s A... 1952
2,436,000 Ind'polia P A L 5s aer A. 1957
Intercontinents Power Co—
'
RANGE SINCE JAN. I.
PRICES IN MAY.
AGGREGATE SALES.
May 31
65% May
May
102% May
May
3
May 12 92
May 19
May
" 86
95
May 29
May
72
May
3
May
64
9
May 25
94% May 29
70% Apr.
Feb.
101
82% Jan.
74
Jan.
34
40
17
40
Feb.
70
Apr.
9
103% Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
101% Jan.
22
72
Apr.
May
May
May
13
19
29
23
10%
10%
10%
10%
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
19
19
19
19
75
Apr. 12
70
Jan.
92
66
Jan.
86
73
Jan.
53% Jan.
95
Middle West Util—
1934
259,000 Minneapolis Gen El 5s
1978
683,000 Minn Pow A Lt 4Hs
1st A ref 5s
1955
419,000
1955
987,000 Mississippi Pow 5s
1,631,000 Miss Power A Light 5s...1957
268,000
202,000
Miss River Fuel 6s
For footnote* dee page
55
7% Sale
7% Sale
7% Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
7
67
104% Sale
102
67
93%
Sale'
103%
Sale
85
Sale
101% Sale
57%
Sale
75% Sale
83
41%
Sale
Sale
57
Sale
64% Sale
7
7
53% Sale
66
Sale
84
101%
74%
82%
52%
am
97
Without warrants
329,000 Miss River Power 5s
1944
7
5%
5%
1951
105
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
25
22
22
17
25
8%
8%
8%
8%
May
May
May
May
70
May
104% May 18
14 87% May
"
5%
5%
5%
5%
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
60
Jan.
93% Jan.
Jan.
3 104% Apr. 23
89
Apr. 21
May 31 i02% May 16 100% Jan.
54
Jan.
77
May
May
64% Jan.
May 16
May 10 84
40
Jan.
May
May 15 57
48% Jan.
May
& May
90% Jan.
May
May 28 99
89
Jan.
May
May 10 98
96% Jan.
May 14
1105
May
102% Apr. 18
77% Apr. 23
84
May 16
61
Apr. 24
69
Apr. 21
11 100
Apr.
5
99
11
Apr. 11
6 106% Anr. 21
73
~
NEW
YORK
Price
Jan. 2
May
1934.
May
1.
May 31.
~
BONDS (Continued)
Missouri P & L 54« A
34,
75,
Bid
Bid.
Ask
272,
86
69,
104 4
1094
Sale
844 Sale
564 Sale
Sale
109
Sale
84
Sale
Sale
1044
Sale
584
484
Sale
Sale
8
177
2030
7
Nat Pub Serv 5s C O D_._1978
National Tea Co—
123
5% gold
33
193
8
Sale
124
Sale
102
Sale
Sale
93
Nelsner Bros Realty 6s-.1948
299
Nevada Calif Elec 5s
30
327
New Amsterdam Gas 5s.. 1948
New Eng G Ac Elec Assn 5sl947
1956
111
5s
Conv deb 5s
754
784
604
Sale
88
262
New Engl Pow Assn 5s—1948
249
394
52 4
554
374
264
Deb 54s
1954
New Orleans Pub Serv 4H* '35
6s series A
1949
NY Cent Elec 54a
1950
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
74
Sale
20
,664
81
May
1024 May
94
May
814 May
934 May
1044 May
984 May
1084 May
1064 May
79
May
754 Sale
Sale
Sale
55
Sale
50
Sale
N Y Central RR 6s
40
Sale
554 Sale
544 Sale
544 Sale
70
Sale
~74~" Sale"
1944
1144
Sale
N Y Ac Foreign Invest
23
54s A with warrants..1948
N Y Pa & Ohio RR 4«s..l935
89
533
27
54s
9
65
Niagara Falls Power 6s.. 1950
44
Sale
Sale
1959
65
Sale
774
Sale
814
Sale
27
Sale
994
544
204 Sale
354
Sale
Sale
Sale
71
Sale
94
Sale
554
Sale
1966
324
76,
17
54%
notes.
76
Sale
Sale
Sale
994 Sale
94
Sale
96
Sale
914
914
714 Sale
744 Sale
44s
1961
North Texas Utilities—
7s without warrants... 1935
73
Northwest Electric 6s...1935
86
Northwest Pow 6o A
46,
47
119
384
87,
Sale
Sale
884
914
Ohio Edison Co 5s
ll"
103,
333,
57,
147,
43,
9,
2,
283,
70,
127,
8.
31,
25,
80,
196,
10"
226,
62,
93,
146,
12,
19,
5,
190,
100,
10,
5,
102,
37,
34,
12,
50,
191,
59,i
914
Sale
Sale
93 4
1004 Sale
w
1014 Sale"
Sale
91
Sale
974 Sale
92
75
Sale
93 4
90
Sale
88
Sale'
564 Sale
55
Sale
52
Sale
644 Sale
Sale
1938
w_.
Oswego Falls Co 6s
1941
Pacific Coast Power 5s—1940
Pacific Gas At El 1st 44a.l957
1st Ac ref 6s B
1941
904
984
102 4
1st Ac ref 5 4s C
1952
1st Ac ref 5s D
974
Sale
Sale
1955
93
Sale
1st
I960
ref 4 4» F
1948
Without warrants...
Pacific Ltg Ac Pow 5s
1942
Pacific Power Ac Light 5s_1955
Pacific Western Oil 6 4S-1943
Corp of Louis
6s
Park Ac Tilford 6s
62
Sale
1064 Sale
1034
984
1004 Sale"
Sale
Sale
*38
814 Sale
504
914
45
Sale
Sale
904
100
86
Penn Cent Lt Ac Pow 44» 1977
5s
1979
604 Sale
Penn Electric 4s series F.1971
"574 Sale'
1950
464
414
804
Sale
Sale
Sale
1956
96
64
Sale
Sale
Sale
814 Sale
874 Sale
734 Sale
Sale
Penn Pub Serv 6s G
1947
5s series D............1954
Sale
83 4
92
Sale
Sale
734 Sale
Sale
54s series B
1959
Penn-Ohio P Ac L 54* A. 1954
Penn Power Co 5s
68
1014
Sale
Sale
96
Sale
108
Penn
Sale
684 Sale
634 Sale
1024 Sale
1054 Sale
Telep Corp 5s C
1960
Penn Water At Pow 44*—1968
5d
1940
Peoples Gas Lt At Coke 4s B'81
44% serial notes
1935
44%
serial
notes
6s series C
624 Sale
Peoples Lt At Pow 5s
1979
Phila Electric Co 5s__.._1966
Phlla Elec Power 54s
1972
Phlla Rapid Transit 6s..l962
Phlla Suburb Cos G At E
1st At refunding 44S..1957
754 Sale
al 4 Sale
1074 Sale
1054 Sale
494 Sale
100
Phila Suburb Water 5s..1955
Hydro-Electric
..I960
Piedmont At Northern 5s. 1954
1939
1961
Potrero Sugar 1st 7s
1947
Power Corp of Can 44s B 1959
Power Corp of N Y 54s..1947
6 4s series A
Power Securities
1942
—
6% perpetual certificates
55
108
Sale
1054 Sale
914
34
Sale
Sale
1084 Sale"
1064 Sale
80
90
40
Sale
Sale
904 Sale
954 Sale
Sale
83
Sale
Sale
904 Sale
984
Sale
734 Sale
1024 Sale
994 Sale
634 Sale
94 4 May
90
May
574 May 14
65
May
944
1004
1104
1064
1044
1004
2
May
May
May
May
May
May
26
22
25
824
.1084
504
914
May
May
May
May
100
May
86
May
83 4 May
92
May
75
May
67
May
59
May
1014 May
1024 May
954 May
88
May
100
May
1034 May
108
May
77
May
724 May
68
103
May
May
1054 May
96
May
Q9
May
1004 May
105
May
1094 May
5
80
May
26
18
31
10
29
'
19
31
31
3
4
1
23
29
1
,7
29
25
5
9
90
24
1104
1064
704
May 25 1004 May 28
May 14 964 May
1
May
7
34 May 31
May
5 1114 May
9
May
8 1094 May 24
72
May 21
May 10
1054 May 14 1064 May 31
May 29 104
May 29
72
Sale
51
Sale
104
Sale
80
May
894 May
99
May
91
May
364 May
884 May
86
May
98
May
91
May
1054 May
25
May
May
614 May
854 May
59
May
544 May
994 May
75
624 Sale
63
Sale
884 Sale
Corp 6s_1949
1954
Pub Serv of N H 44s B..1957
Pub Service Co of N J—
>ge
964 Sale
ill"" Sale'
994
E.1956
44s series F
Potomac Elec Power 5s..1936
Prussian Elec 6s
924 May
904 May
984 May
109
May
1054 May
103 4 May
984 May
100
734 Sale
1948
Co 6s
ser
May
92 4 May
104
Portland Gas At Coke 5s. 1940
Potomac Edison 5s
Sale
...1949
Pomerania Elec Co 6s....1953
Ac
Sale
774 Sale
Co
6 4s class A
Poor
1094
May 29
98
May
3
May
4
May 18
May 23
1936
..1957
Pittsburgh Coal 6s
Pittsburgh Steel 6s..
784 Sale
10
14
11
14
8
7
794 May
1074 May
43
May
894 May
98
May
86
May
81
May
874 May
69
May
1004 Sale
110
106"" Sale
794 Sale
374 Sale
764 Sale
1936
Without warrants
Sale
Sale
May
924 May
May 14 964
May 14 944
May
" 105
May
1024
90
Sale
454
94
934
914:
1034
1004
934 May
88
May
May
91
May
874 May
53
May
Sale
924 Sale
Sale
4
16
22
78
Sale
98
6s series A
1940
Okla Pow Ac Water 5s A..194S
Piedmont
53,
110,
54,
26,
14,
34,
55,
85
1950
Penn-Ohio Edison 6s
43,
116,
174,
76,
22,
Sale
1961
Oklahoma Gas Ac El 5s
Palmer
66
1953
54s series E
Ac
Sale
92
23
29
1
8
21
2
2
994 May 11 100
May
5
May 22 80
May
1
234 May
36
May 23
34 4 May 24
214 May
64
May 28 714 May
1
Sale
1954
,
Pacific Investing 5s A
480,
135,
69,
694 Sale
954 Sale
1956
5s series D
362,
304
71
Sale
1952
.
Ohio Public Serv 6s C
45,
17
15
25
17
26
25
4 1004 May
14 1004 May
55
14
May
23 364 May
2 964 May
31
784 May
29 764 May
26
714 May
1004 May
97
May
May 22
May 14
91
Sale
Sale
88
964 Sale
I960
_
44s series D
Osgood Co 6s
51
1945
Ohio Power 5s series B.
55,
284,
70,
72,
80
234
Nor'west Pub Serv 5s A—1957
139,
Sale
1004 May
98
May
484 May
304 May
93 4 May
724 May
72
May
694 May
98
May
94
May
Sale
Sale
1960
Ogden Gas Co 5s
373,
92,
54
I960
6s A crfs of dep
Sale
704
984
"504 Sale'
1940
.
Sale
724
1969
44s E
1970
Nor Ohio P Ac L 5 4«
195!
Nor Ohio Trac Ac Lt 5s...1956
"484 Sale'
Nor States Power
439
1
23
25
21
P5% notes. 1934
Nor Ind Pub Serv 5s
5s series D
26,
78,
Sale
Sale
Nor Cont Util 5 4s A
1948
Nor Indiana G Ac E 6s....1952
128
138
1054
Serial 5% notes
1935
Serial 5% notes.—.—1936
5 4> • f deb ser A
1956
67
376
102
80
Sale
Sale
2004
5s series A
No Amer L Ac
Sale
984
784
914
93 4
Ltg 5s '54
Nippon Elec Pow 6 4a—1953
30
1014 Sale
1004
N Y Ac Westchester
4s
35
Sale
Sale
"924 Sale"
1962
41
132
Sale
Sale
66
44a_.1967
44a
1980
209
263
81
964
764
N Y P At L Corp 1st
N Y State E Ac G
4
80
May
1014 May
92
May
77
May
90
May
1044 May
964 May
107
May
106
May
774 May
57
554
544
674
Sale
94 May
1014 May
5
1014 May
9
1034 May 29
78
May 10
794 May 24
101
May 29
574 May
1
56
May
3
56
May
2
71
May 28
754 May 31
564 May
4
42 4 May
4
85
May
8
1154 May 16
" Sale
75
May
7
May
1
May 11
May 15
1014 May
75
May
754 May
984 May
514 May
514 May
504 May
654 May
704 May
50
May
39
May
74
May
1104 May
784 Sale
Sale
Sale
394 Sale
1950
Sale
Sale
Prices
1044 May 31
1044 May 29
101
May 26
754 May
4
664 May
2
124 May
1
1004 May
1004 May
Sale
1948
322
64
1004 Sale
3022
1981
429
Sale
Sale
1014
May 1 1935
notes
Nebraska Power 6a..
49
654
May 31
1034 May
99
May
70
May
60
May
94 May
714 Sale'
744 Sale
1
14
103 4 May
Nassau & Suffolk Ltg 5s. 1945
3026
2
Sale
1044 Sale
1957
Nat Pow Ac Lt Os^A"
Deb 5s series B
205
May
544 May
Sale
834 May 23 874
58
564 May 31
1084 May
2 110
109
May
1 1104
Sale
7'
95
48 4 May
_5l4 Sale"
Sale
984
1937
warr
5s series B__
7,
163
Sale
109
Narragansett Elec Co 5s._1957
60
Sale
Highest.
Sale Prices.
92
May 23
Steamship Line
44« with
170,
Sale
58
61
Montreal L H & P 5s "A". 1951
5s series B_.
1970
Munson
Sale
Sale
Lowest.
Ask.
Peon Pub
Service 5^8 B
1953
Montana Dakota Pow5H» '34
4,
87,
64,
Ask. Bid.
944
54 4
724 Sale
1955
Missouri Pub Serv 5s A..1947
Monongahela West
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
In
CURB
544
Sale
994 Sale
116
Sale
101
Sale
1164 Sale
115
May
31
864
91
1
28 100
2
954
28 40
91
12
29
894
May
5
May
3
May
4
May 26
May 11
May 25
May 15
100
May
4
92 4 May 22
1054 May 11
28
May 29
794 May 28
63 4 May
2
884 May 21
604 May
2
564 May 15
101
May 29
4 117
May 23
CURB EXCHANGE
YORK
NEW
54
NEW YORK
Jan.
EXCHANOE
CURB
Since
In
May.
Price
Jan. 2
87,000
312,000
303,000
60,000
Pub Serf of
5s
2,050,000
1,916,000
707,000
64«
C.1966
1956
1980
1981
E
series P...—
1937
-.1952
4H* series G
H
series
1957
606,000 Pub Serv of Okla 5s D
5s series G
1961
159,000
774,000 Pub Serv Subsld 5 4s A..1949
3,434,000 Puget Sound P & L 5 4s. 1949
Reliance
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
43
44
40
39
333,000 Quebec Power 5s
138,000 Queens Boro G & E
4 4s
31,000
45,000
17,000
6,000
594 Sale
.....1950
D
44s series
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
30,000
195,000
99,000
18,000
86,666
18,000
26,000
663,000
953,000
570,000
70,000
172,000
146,000
984
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
88
Sale
84
Sale
554
534
494
Sale
Sale
Sale
83
844 Sale
644 Sale
484
5c Coke 6s..1947
Water Pr 44s "79
Pub Serv 5s.. _. 1958
45.000
436,000
175,000
172,000
245,000
49,000
20,000
40,000
284,000
336',666
41,000
49,000
100,000
76,000
61,000
6,000
122,000
10,000
1,000
19,000
101,000
156,000
15,000
57,000
145", 660
125,000
109,000
55,000
94,000
9,000
47,000
491,000
433,000
238,000
230,000
11,000
7,000
586,000
36,000
8,000
35,000
10,000
41,000
110,000
22,000
112,000
38,000
117,000
185,000
69,000
"5",660
23,000
723,000
33,000
152,000
263,000
1,485,000
293,000
1,878,000
964,000
926,000
1,287,000
307,000
-
1937
Schulte Real Est
warrants...1935
Scrlpps (E W) Co 54«—1943
Seattle Ltg Co 5s—
1949
Serve! Inc 5s
1948
Shawlnlgan W 8fc P 44s—1967
44s series B
1968
5s series C
1970
44s series D
1970
Sheffield Steel 54«
1948
92,000 Sheridan Wyo Coal 6s—1947
368,000 Sou Carolina Power 5s.. 1957
2,870,000 Southeast P 5r L 6s......2025
6s A registered
2025
5,000
1,408,000 iSouthern Calif Edison 5s 1951
44 Sale
974 Sale
66
Sale
of California
33,000
344 Sale
44
Sale
41
Sale
72
Sale
Sale
Sale
824
Sale'
73
Sale
854
Sale
26
71
Sale
434 Sale
52
94
Sale
464
109,000
27,000
400,000
35,000
236,000
22,000
237,000
56,000
28,000
125,000
814,000
164,000
1,819,000
338,000
1,408,000
78,000
1,105,000
446,000
260,000
613,000
624,000
781,000
3,853,000
3,755,000
93,000
11,000
684,000
23,000
23,000
660,000
297,000
865,000
256,000
1956
1970
Terni Hydro-Electric Co—
6 4® without warranto. 1953
Texas Cities Gas 5s
1948
Texas Elec Service 5s__..1960
Texas Gas Utilities 6s
1945
Texas Power Ac Lt 5s
1956
6s
2022
5s
1937
Thermold Co 6s with warrl934
Tenn Elec Power
Tide Water Power 5s A
94
74
Sale
Sale
894
105
Sale
89
Sale
Sale
624
5s series A
Sale
354 Sale
884 Sale
924 Sale
924 Sale
100
Sale
924
994
454
754
72
1044
1064
1034
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
98
1967
1950
1949
El Serv (Unes) 7c. 1956
Without
Sale
Sale
73
Sale
63
654 Sale
65
Sale
87
Sale
Sale
404
Sale"
684
Sale
53
504 Sale
Sale
Sale
59
864
Sale
314 Sale
934
Sale
1004
Sale
100
Sale
Sale
69
Sale
93
1044 Sale
1074 Sale
1941
1st 6s
1945
United Lt 5c Pow 64»----1974
Deb 6s
1975
54s
United Lt 8t Rye 54s
6s series A__
Deb 6s series A
55.
1959
1952
1952
1973
May
May
May
May
994 May
92
May
994 May
454 May
744 May
66
May
39
37
284 Jan.
1024 Jan.
47
Feb.
5
110
Apr.
19
Jan.
105
Jan.
43
Apr.
36
May
Jan.
65
644 Sale
704 Sale
714 Sale
63
Sale
884 Sale
884 Sale
754 Sale
51
Sale
55
Sale
814
Sale
80
45
Sale
82
Sale
Sale
80
534 Sale
514 Sale
214 Sale
Sale
Sale
534 Sale
534 Sale
784 Sale
51
Sale
89
89
504 May
55
May
474
May
May
76
49
May
774 May
76
May
424 May
214 May
47
1044 Sale
101
Sale
Sale
984 Sale
104
Sale
774
Sale
444 Sale
1044 Sale
Sale
96
58
794 Sale
1034 Sale
107
Sale
May
May 29
96
Sale
1044 Sale'
1064 Sale
May
May
42
104
1024 May
774 May
954 May 18
May 29
78
7
1034 May
1064 May 17
614
Sale
58
Sale
Jan.
89
Jan.
934 Jan.
82
Jan.
944 Apr. 10
894 Feb. 17
4
96
101
1024 Apr. 12
Apr.
7
3 107
73
Apr. 14
2
744 Apr. 25
2
2
Jan.
Jan.
May
514 Jan.
59
Jan.
60
Jan.
Jan.
42
744 Apr. 18
644 Apr. 27
6
Apr. 12
89
Apr. 24
8
10
Apr.
624 Jan.
12
634 Jan.
10
6
6
47
34
Jan.
6
40
Jan.
8
57
87
Jan.
89
6
Jan.
5
Jan.
6
434 Jan.
434 Jan.
324 Jan.
324 Jan.
644 Jan.
3
66
Jan.
294 Jan.
18
48
514 May
47
484 May 15
434
484 May 11
42
45
May 21
103
May
105
1044 May 22 101
574
804 May 22
73
May
7
97
59
81
May 19
984
104 4 May 18
May
4 1034
108
Jan.
2
3
3
5
12
_
8
10
May 31
754 May 31
544 May 18
69
Apr. 13
84
Apr. 28
101
Apr. 11
884 Apr. 23
884 Apr. 23
584 Apr. 23
59
Apr. 24
82
Apr. 19
Apr. 24
83
574 Apr. 24
Jan.
2
24
Jan.
58
Mar.
55
Feb. 24
Feb.
51
Jan.
Jan.
50
Jan.
1C6
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
9
8
Jan.
103
Jan.
3
100
Jan.
107
Apr.
3
1034 Jan.
108
Mar. 24
Jan.
2
75
Jan.
2
67
844 May 16
May 25
74
60
May
184 May
May
May
May
May 28
71
May
1
744 May 29
1014 May
1 1034 May 19
3
46
May 14 524 May
7
May 23
10
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
'
25
i03
Jan.
55
57
Jan.
104* May
Apr.
974 Apr.
814 Apr.
104 4 Apr.
108
May
44
May
69
Sale
15
77
May 17
744 Apr. 16
664 Mar. 23
105
Apr. 10
108
May 21
1044 Apr. 16
105
Apr. 23
984 Apr. 16
1024 May 29
104 4 May 12
96
Apr. 20
834 Jan.
2
1044 May 24 1054 May
May 24
107
May 12 108
44
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
7
31
11
28
26
16
934 Jan.
101
474 May
Sale
93
5
May
934 May
93
May
101
May
934 May
100
May
Jan.
Jan.
1024 Jan.
May 31
May 31
83
Feb.
89
854
414
514
434
664
934
3
May 11
5
844 May
85
May
56
May
55
May
May
80
79
May
524 May
24
May 17
May
1004 May
764 May
894 Apr. 28
724 Jan.
824 Jan.
724 Jan.
754 May 31
544 May 18
5
604 May
48
Sale
934 May
25 1014 May 25
May
7
7 107
14 694 May 1
2
14 744 May
May
2
18 73
May 22
9 64
May
68
Feb. 20
12
Jan.
Jan.
41
72
May
7
May
4
May 28
May 29
May 12
May
7
854 May
85
May
724 Mar. 8
114 Feb. 23
94 May
May
5
May 21
704 May
58
May
May 18
5 109
Jan.
71
1044
1044
984
1024
1044
954
47
48
754 Jan.
1034 Jan.
31
11
28
26
16
17
17
1
108
1014 May
1064 May
604 May
68
May
Feb. 23
10 11
Mar. 13
11 105
914 May 14
234 Jan.
105
1
66
Mar. 2 1064 Apr. 12
Jan. 12 1044 May 11
Apr. 23
10 96
88
7
May
May
31
Feb.
1
704 Feb. 13
1014 Apr. 20
914 Jan.
72
1064 May
1034 May
104
May
974 May
1004 May
1044 May
94
May
104
92
Sale
314 Sale
24
Sale
92
92
45
53
May
104 May
9
May
May
354 May
89
May
934 May
93
May
101
May
934 May
100
May
May
77
May
72
May
304 May
87
1004 Sale
"35"" Sale"
84
78
714 May 10
62
May
1
22
23
23
27
20
4
Jan.
Feb.
19
Jan.
864 Apr.
12
51
Jan.
61
63
Jan.
2
;
Sale
76
Sale
Sale
86
78
Sale
18
Sale
Sale
70
Sale
914
Sale
86
Sale
564 Sale
1024 Sale
May 31
3
May
May 31
May 24
77
15
'904 Sale"
IO24
Sale'
884 May 14
844 May 29
102
May 17
77
514 Sale
71
Sale
704 Sale
874 Sale
244 Sale
76
54
82
644
1014
504
50
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
73
68
Sale
65
734 Sale
67
102
Sale
48
Sale
49
Sale
May 14
May 14
May 18
May 24
894 May 22
48
86
T
fsi
524 May
7
894 May 26
May
May 23 105
102
May
1 1034 May
1034 May
9 1054 May
104 4 May 23 1054 May
104
May 15 1054 May
105
102
Sale
1024
Sale
1054 Sale
59
59
Sale
Sale
324 Sale
294 Sale
50
Sale
354 Sale
57
Sale
284 Sale
1044 Sale
1054 Sale
70
Sale
70
584
754 Sale
warrants
79
Jan.
11
3
Sale
59
May 29
May
2
May
2
Jan.
15
1 1094 May 11
624 May
94 May
94 May
'954 Sale'
92
6
144 Jan.
60
1024 Sale
United Elec of N J 4s
United Indus 64*
May
37
45
103
5s series B
5s
59
39
34 Jan.
Sale
694
1957
Union Gulf Corp
May 29
May
2
May
2
May
Feb.
53
18 1004 May 29
Apr. 26
5 89
17 98 4 May 29
954 Jan.
5s A.1948
5c Pow (Mo)
...1954
44s
79
94 May
May 29
May 19
May
1 105
874 May 16 914 May 14
Union Amer Invest
Union Electric Lt
May 11
May
1
May
1
May 15
7
Sale
Sale
1944
{Jlen 5c Co 6s.
footnotes see page
5s...
1962
Tr 54s A. 1952
Jan.
104
Sale
1934
1979
1st mtge gold
Twin City Rap
88
May 22
May
4 47
394 May 18
May 10
994 May 15 1014 May 10
Sale
Toledo Edison Co—
United
386,000
664,000
953,000
596,000
1,893,000
418,000
2,802,000
604,000
424,000
"
68 stamped
62
3 1004 May 29
45
Sale
5s..
5s
Tenn Pub Serv
3
984 May 29
89
36
104
May 21
May
1
594 Feb. 23
574 Feb.
6
414 Jan.
394 Jan.
364 Jan.
874 May
36
Sale
101
53
7s Oct 1 '36 without warr
165,000
78 stamped
1936
178,000
7s 1946 wlthou t warrants
459,000
7s stamped.......
1946
106,000
Sun Oil 5 4s
1939
628,000
Sun Pipe Line 5s..
1940
86,000
749,000 Super Power of 111 44s..1970
6s
.1961
222,000
44s
1968
603,000
Swift 5c Co 5s
1940
1,265,000
5s
1944
463,000
5s registered
..1944
2,000
Syracuse Ltg 5s B.......1957
70,000
1st 5c ref 54s
1954
163,000
85
May 10
109
Sale
96
Without warr
87
Jan.
May 22
31
Sale
Co 64* 1935
Southern Nat Gas 6s
1944
1,240,000
Stamped
.....1944
61,000
1961
241,000 So'west Assoc Tel 5s A
5,000 So'west Dairy Prod 64s. 193 8
936,000 Southwestern G 5c E 5s..1957
5s series B
1957
427,000
673,000 Southwestern L 5c P 5s..1957
Southwest Nat Gas 6s
1945
279,000
464,000 Southwestern P 5c L 6s..2022
151,000 Southwest Pub Serv 6s A. 1945
1942
338,000 Staley (A E) Mfg 6s
2,858,000 Standard Gas 5c Elec 6s. 1935
Conv 6s.
1935
2,567,000
6s
1951
2,185,000
6s
1966
1,486,000
1939
182,000 Standard Invest 54s
5s without warrants
1937
126,000
1957
3,521,000 Stand Power & Lt 6s
Standard Telep 54s A
1943
195,000
Stlnnes (Hugo) Corp
542,000
529,000
120,000
45,000
40,000
67,000
170,000
63.000
327,000
136,000
60,000
Sale
.1968
44>
156,000 Southern Ind G 5c E 54&-1957
852,000 Southern Indiana Ry 48.1951
65,000
94,000
4,000
89,000
9,000
209,000
65,000
Gas
Jan.
105
31
454
Apr. 24
89
574 Jan.
62
42
May
Jan.
Jan.
32
109
88
60
General 5s.._.
.....1939 1024 Sale
279,000
934 Sale
Refunding mtge 5s
1952
502,000
Ref Mtge 5s
1954
634,000
864 Sale
1937
409,000 Sou Calif Gas Corp 5s
90
Sale
1957
280,000 Sou Calif Gas Co 5s
934 Sale
54s Series B
...
1952
53,000
1st 5c ref 4 4s
1961
778,000
Southern Counties Gas
Southern
Jan.
55
764 Jan.
714 Jan.
1064 May 18 1064 May 12
1044 May 11 1044 May 11
May
5
93
May
3 95
May 18
1084 May
4 109
6s without
75,000
554 Jan.
76
Sale
Sale
32
8
Jan.
98
Go 6s—1935
6s
56
81
Management 5s.1954
Safe Harbor
654 Jan.
564 May 18
534 May
2
494 May
524 May
8
504 May
7
444 May 14
Sale
994 May
Cons G 5c R—
548 series D
1960
97,000
24,000 San Joaquin L & P 6e B..1952
5s series D
.......1957
94,000
—1955
100,000 Sauda Falls Go 5s
Saxon Public Works—
60,000
2,000
2,000
48,000
182,000
May 15
85
83
864 Apr. 21
90
Apr.
9
79 4 May
1
784 Apr. 26
79
May
4
984 Apr. 25
934 Apr. 27
604 Jan.
884 May 21
87
May 21
83
Sale
San Diego
5,000
1,000
25,000
9,000
May 31
May 28
Sale
84
Highest.
Sale Prices.
714 May 28
96
May 14
904 May 23
72
Sale
724 Sale
98
Sale
77
1958
St Louis Gas
San Ant
794
774
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
864 May
1
894 May 10
794 May
78
May
79
May
984 May
934 May
1968
54*-1952
With warrants:
37,000
161,000 Republic Gas Corp 6s A—1945
6s A ctfs of deposit
1945
662,000
404,000 Rochester Gent l'ow 5s A 1953
1024 Sale
192,000 Rochester Ry 5c Lt 5s....1954
58 registered
—1954
10,000
534 Sale
Ruhr Gas Co 6 4«
1953
758,000
229,000 Ruhr Housing 64s A.-^.1958
Ryerson (Jos T) 8c Sons *sl943
121,000
11,000
82 4
84
Prices
814 May 24
814 May 24
72
May 14
72
May 31
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
864
554
554
774
714
Sale
Ask
Bid
864
87
1950
series C
58
1,201,000
2,333,000
Ask.
Bid
604 Sale
D..........1978
44a series
4 4» series
4 V<i s
115,000
33,000
126,000
577,000
232,000
473,000
For
Nor Ills 5s
Ask.
Bid.
BONDS (Continued)—
223,000
558,000
212,000
469,000
68,000
116,000
72,000
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Lowest
May 31.
1.
May
1934.
1.
JAN. 1.
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN MAY.
AGGREGATE SALES.
Sale
58
584 Sale
51
Sale
484 Sale
774 Sale
534 Sale
464 Sale
77
52
Sale
at y\
814 Sale
474 Sale
82
Sale
Sale
May 31
May 11
574 May 14
454 May 14
424 May 14
744 May 24
474 May 14
794 May 23
424 May
7
87
584
584
514
504
78
534
824
474
144 Jan.
674 Jan.
564 Jan.
894 Jan.
16
30
24
2
7
12
Feb.
5
21
50
Jan.
55
Jan.
75
50
Jan.
744 May 29
86
Jan.
103 4 May 19
23
Jan.
384 Jan.
85
23 101
92
18
954
22
1 1014
100
31
May 18
May 26
May 29
May
2
May
May
May
May
May
Feb.
864 Apr.
25
Apr.
§2* May
87
May
103
Apr.
794 Feb.
58
5
Jan.
24
Jan.
15 105
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
10 103 4 May
3 1054 May
5 1054 May
9 1054 May
May 31
534 Mar. 28
534 Mar. 31
31
Jan.
8
70
274 Jan.
50
Apr. 24
52 4 May
7
90
Mar. 12
Jan.
354 Jan.
56
Jan.
284 Jan.
58
12
21
1
31
90
Apr.
5
694 Jan. 23
69
Jan. 23
58
Feb.
7
524 Apr. 25
79
Apr. 29
564 Feb.
6
824 Apr. 28
52
Feb.
6
June, 1934.]
NEW YORK CURB EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
In
May.
$
50,600
42,000
20,000
38,000
19,000
32,000
79,000
8,000
56,000
21,000
22,000
NEW YORK
CURB EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
BONDS (Concluded) —
.
19,000 Valvolln*
77
71
67,000
55,000
69,000
493,000
22,000
106,000
316,000
549,000
327,000
1,254,000
68,000
489,000
94,000
72,000
46,000
6,000
267,000
435,000
681,000
204,000
37,000
2.246,000
162,000
16,000
875,000
63,000
25,000
174,000
335,000
298,000
132,000
4,000
12,000
101,000
74,000
43,000
19,000
177,000
61,000
223,000
Bin
May 31.
ASk
10054
98 H
Oil 7s
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Bid
Sale
Sale
Lowest.
"97" Sale"
Sale
91
97 y2
Sale
68
90
Sale
"50~" Sale
101
Sale
Sale
l6l]i Sale"
Sale
"61" Sale'
Lowest
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Ask
Sale
97
1.
Sale Price*,
Vnif Prices
9954 May
May
94
May
9153 May
91
May
92
May
101
May
72
May
59 54 May
102
May
102
May
995
895
Jan.
Jan.
"
7053
6953
6953
11 10153 May
14 9953 May
24
9853 May
14 9754 May
97
31
May
14 9753 May
1 10153 May 24
8
May 17
14
May
1
10 10353 May 26
9 104
May 29
97
Highest.
<11 /,
Jan.
2
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
3
3
6
77
68
90
18 10054 Jan. 29
5 10153 May
2
2
8*
Jan.
2
5453 Jan.
4653 Jan.
9354 Jan.
9
10
12
94
Jan.
75
Feb.
8
7953 Jan.
15
3
9954 Apr. 20
9953 Apr. 21
9953 Apr. 21
Apr. 23
Apr. 24
101* May 24
Apr.
5
6753 Feb. 21
10353 May 26
104
May 29
1937
167,000 Vamma Water Power
5H» '57
826,000 Virginia Elec Power 5s...1955
959,000 Virginia Pub Ser 5H« A..1946
242,000
6s
1946
529,000
5s series B
1950
144,000
214,000
55,000
99,000
Sale
1.
1956
,
.
May
Ask
Bid.
59,000 U S Rubber
6H% Notes..1934
488,000
Serial 6 H % notes.
.1935
265,000
Serial *H% notes
1936
255,000
Serial *H% notes
1937
261,000
Serial *H% notes
1938
259,000
Serial 6H% noteo
1939
339,000
Serial 6H% notes
1940
515,000
Series 6s..
1936
233,000 Utah Power & Light 5s_.1944
1,152,000
6s series A
2022
99,000 Utlca Gas & El 5s B
1952
152,000
5s series D
"9~666
PRICES IN MAY.
Price
Jan. 2
1934.
$
55
91
89 H
Sale
10054 Sale
75J4 Sale
65 H Sale
10154
7354
Sale
Sale
64
Sale
6853
Sale
11
Sale
1053
Sale
10154
Sale
1053 May
10
May
May
May
May
May
Sale
14
16
29
10
29
1453 May
4
29
1454 May
4
22 10253 May
1
97
2
May 11
95
25
May
8
96
1
May 25
12
9153 May 11
2 10154 May 18
70
Sale
70
May
May
May
64
May
6653 May
100
7554 May
68
May
7054 May
89
1
3
1
8153 Apr.
9153 May
10154 May
80
Apr.
70
Apr.
76
Apr.
Jan.
5553 Jan.
4753 Jan.
51
Jan.
13
11
18
12
23
17
Waldorf Astoria Corp—
1 st 7s with warrants
1954
7s with
1954
warr
C O D
1454
79
Ward Baking Co 6s.....1937
Wash Gas Light Co 5s
1958
Wash Ry 5c Elec 4s
1951
Sale
Sale
102 H
Wash Water Power 5s...I960
Western Newspaper Union—
Conv
deb
6s
1944
West Penn Elec 5s
2030
West Penn Pow 4s H
1961
West Penn Traction 5s..1960
West Texas Utll 5s A
1957
West United G&E 5H» A 55
Westvaco Chlorine 5 Hs..1937
95
Sale
Sale
Sale
9354
25
Sale
55
96
Sale
Sale
46
Sale
67 Yt
Sale
96
Sale
45
Sale
45
Sale
6954 Sale
67 H
103
6554
Sale
Sale
6254 Sale
1954
Wis Minn Lt 8c Pow 5s
Wisconsin P 5c L 5s E
5s series P
1944
1956
58
Sale
.1958
Wisconsin Pub Serv
6s Series A...
89 K
78
78
Sale
1952
131,000 Yadkin River Power 5s.. 1941
374,000 York Rys Co 5s
1937
9053 Sale
Sale
Sale
10053
9453
94 54
9353
4454 May 4 4654
65
May 14 70
10154 May
9 103
82
82
May
4
62
May 14 6654
May 14
May
1
May 31
May
4
May
1
8153 May 24 88
10354 May 31 104
10553 May 17 10553
104
May 25 10454
May 11
9153
Sale
Sale
8154 Sale
10354 Sale
Wheeling Elec Co 5s.....1941
Wis Elec Pow 5s A
96
May
2
May
8
May 17
May
4
May 22
May
1
May
7
May 23
May 26
76
78
79
:
9554 Sale
66
97 54
Sale
9654 May
9054
Sale
93 53 May 14
Sale
90
93
Sale
9153 May 10
98
May
3
May
2
May 28
92
5
1053 May 29 20
10
May 29 16
9653 Jan.
3 103
79
Jan.
2
97
8353 Jan.
Jan.
30
Feb.
19
5
Feb.
May 11
Apr. 21
Apr. 20
Jan.
6
4
95
80
25
55
Jan.
2
4654 Apr. 30
71
Apr. 21
Jan.
96
2
9453 Jan.
2 103
May 31
61
Jan.
26
46
Jan.
2
82
Apr. 24
6754 Apr. 23
65
Jan.
8
88
May
2
10153 Jan. 19 104
Apr. 25
10253 Jan. 26 10554 Apr. 21
99
64
58
Jan.
9 10454 Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
9153 May 22
2
80
5954 Jan.
Apr. 28
7954 Apr. 27
3
7853 Jan.
11
66
9654 Apr. 27
Jan.
76
24
7
Jan.
9153 May 10
98
Apr. 20
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT
AND MUNICIPAL
9,000
14,000
24,000
12,000
10,000
79,000
10", 660
31,000
Ag"icul Mtga Bk Rep of Col49,000
20-year 7s..
Jan 15 1946
21,000
7s
with~coupon
1946
84,000
20-year 7s..
.Jan 15 1947
232,000 Baden (Germany) 7s
1951
37,000 Buenos Aires (Prov) 7
Vis. 1947
415,000
7H» stamped
...1947
1,000
7^s stamped reg
1947
35,000
7s
1952
293,000
7s stamped
.1952
48,000
268,000
77,000
779,000
662,000
116,000
117,000
41,000
11,000
26,000
31,000
241,000
219,000
33,000
47,000
197,000
22,000
13,000
11,000
21,000
7,000
53,000
20,000
27,000
63,000
1,636,000
267,000
279,000
9,000
16,000
58,000
t
56,000
»
Cent Bk of German 8tate 8c
Prov Banks 6s
1951
6s
..1952
Danish Cons Munlc 5 His. 1955
5s
1953
Sale
227,000
external s f 6 H"
1952
2,533,000 German Cons Munic 7s.. 1947
2,341,000
6s
1947
202,000 Hanover (City) Ger 7s.. 1939
475,000 Hanover (Prov) 6H*
1949
Sale
3254 Sale
51Sale
4153 Sale"
8
53
Sale
62 54
Sale
6453' Sale
4953 Sale
*40" Sale
3854 Sale
37
65 53
3853
Sale
Sale
36
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
36
100
10
Sale
Sale
39 53
Sale
86H Sale
66
38 K
36 53
Sale
10133 Sale
Sale
1354 Sale
1951
7s
41
29
16
5153 May
1
Apr. 18
60
3
45
85
2
2
2
6553 May 31
4954 May 29
8753 May 29
81
May 28
6553 May
1
3653 May 12
34
May
7
3453 May
2
3854 May 3
6854 May 3
38J3 May 29
3654 May 11
36 53 May
3
4054 May
9
May
May
May
7753 May
9853
754
7 54
12 54
1253
May
16
Jan.
30
50
Mar. 17
2554 Jan.
12
12
Jan.
41
4853 May
4254 May
6
46
Feb.
5
2
16
Feb.
5
Feb.
14
13
4
May 5 10153 May 29
May 25 10
May
1
May 25
853 May 22
May 8 14
May
2
May 12 1354 May
2
8
Jan.
48
29
51
Jan.
43
Jan.
10
8
73
70
7953 Jan.
6254 Jan.
23
2
89
44
8
23
Jan.
3554 Apr.
Apr. 24
Apr. 25
3653 Apr. 25
34
M
8653 Jan.
5
Jan.
81
Jan.
Feb.
16
Apr. 17
May 28
6953 Mar. 16
5953 Feb.
6
5753 Feb.
3
53
Feb.
2
55
Feb.
5
2 10153 May 29
6
1253 Feb. 19
554 Jan.
1254 Jan.
1054 Jan.
23
13
1254 Sale
854 Sale
2H
Sale
Sale
8053 Sale
3 54
3 V8
2653 Jan.
2653 Jan.
8053 May 25
13
May
5
16 54 May
5
May
5
May
554 May
5
May
75
1153
1554
353
Sale
2H
254
"1253 Sale'
May
4
4454 May 7
23 53 May 25
24
May 26
1454 May
4
Sale
3
Sale
3 54
254
108
Sale
120
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
28
...1949
953
1961
23
21
10
23
10
29
19
46
2 125
Deferred delivery sales,
Certificates of deposit,
"w i"
May
4
953 May 17
953 May 17
Sale
a
Above.—"cod"
"vtc" Voting trust certificates,
May 18
15
16
Jan.
Jan.
853 Jan.
853
1454
253
2
253
254
r
Sold for
cash,
x
37
May 24
1053 May 14
1053 May 12
108
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
854 Jan.
553 Jan.
653 Jan.
1053 Feb.
19
9
21
Feb.
21
6
2053 Feb.
5
46
3
May
4
44 54 May
7
2353 May 25
24
May 26
1553 Feb. 17
4
15
6
12
82
Mar. 14
8
17
Feb.
4
1953 Feb.
2
5
2
5
Mar.
May
554 May
5
May
2
2 125
19
8
1
4
4
4
May 18
16
37
6
11
13
Feb.
1
13
Feb.
20
May 24
Ex-dividend.
"cons" Consolidated,
"cum..
When issued,
"w.w." With
Cu
Cumulative,
warrants,
"conv"
Convertible,
"x-w"'Without warrants'.
Deferred delivery, under the rule, and cash
sales, in which no account is
taken in computing the range, are
Deferred delivery:
Assoc. G. & E. 553s mv ctfs.
given below:
reg. 1938, SI,000 at
17 54 May 1; Steel Co. of Canada, 75 at
Under the rule.
Bohacs: (H
C.) Co. com., 25 at 1553
3454 May 3.
May 16, European Electric of
Cash sales:
American Investors,
Canada, class A, 25 at 1153 May 1.
common, 50 at 253 May 16.
2953 May 31
26 54 May 31
27
May
3
52 53 Jan. 24
1945
Sold under the rule,
Used
Jan.
11
18
24
2953 Jan.
79
1947
.
7s
1935
Santa Fe (City) Argentina
131,000
Republic extl 7s
231,000 Santiago (Chile) 7s
207,000 Santiago (City of) 7s
Non-voting,
35
4454 May 15
39
May 24
22
May
2
2254 May 10
1254 May
1
Sale
Saar Basin Con Counties
n
29
25
28
1854 Jan.
May
1954 Jan.
32
May
23
1951
92,000 Mtge Bank of Denmark 5sl972
620,000 Parana (State of>. Bras 7s.'58
271,000 Rio de Janeiro 6He
1959
350,000 Russian Govt 6H«
1919
3,562,000
6Hi* certificates...
1919
831,000
SHe
1921
5 He certificates
1,156,000
1921
No- par value,
2953 May 31
2654 May 31
May
3
3254 May 31
5153 May
1
4354 May
8
27
4853 May 11
3954 May 25
Sale
Sale
172,000
7s Issue of 1927 (A&O) .1947
320,000 Mtge Bank of Chile 6s.
1931
174,000
8
18
15
1054 May 16
42
Mendosa (Prov) Argentina
78,000
7 Hs
337,000
7H« stamped
77,000 Mtge Bk of Bogota
May
May
May
32
May
4953 May
41
May
29
Indus Mtge Bk of Finland
647,000
1st mtge coll s f 7s
1944
317,000 Lima (City), Peru. 4Hs. 1958
67,000
6 H« ctfs of dep
1958
84,000 Yfaranhao (State) 7s
..1958
111,000 Medellln (Colombia) 7s..1951
24
23
22 53
Danslg P 8c Wat'way Bo
Abbreviations
"n-v"
35H
Cauca Valley fDepv of)
Rep oi
Colombia extl s f 7s.. .1948
.
8,000
56,000
17,000
,80,000
2953 Sale
26
"m"
Mortgage.
Jan. 1 to May
3i_
NEW
AGGREGATE SALES.
Tn
Since
Jan. 1.
BONDS
55,000
9,250
Shares.
100
600
100
3,500
1,000
2,100
2,600
1,800
STOCKS
Ask.
Bid.
Ask
Bid.
5
1%
77%
32
30
45
9,000
900
9,500
2,300
"ix ""2%
1
12,200 Abltibi Pow & Paper Ltd—*
Preferred
100
1,900
SI
231,500 Admiralty Alaska Gold
Aetna Brewing
1
8,000
15,900 Allied Brewing & Distil'g-.-l
Altar Consol Mines Inc
1
51,500
*
6,700 American Republics
,S
7,000 Andes Petroleum
30,300 Angostura WuppermannCorl
1
49,600 Arizona Comstock Corp
*
2,400 Atlas Pipeline cap
1
1,400 Auto City Brewing
1%
32
37
33%
31
40
2*
5
10c
Sale
1
2%
Sale
25c
%
2Vs
Sale
19c
1.75 Sale
2Vs
1%
2%
i %
4%
5
7c
98,000 Bancamerica-Blair
3",355
3,300
6,000
"2", 555
13,500
150
2,900
"T.soo
1,700
1,800
900
28,150
1
*
5
2,400
Color
Pictures
Broadcasting A
Columbia
500
1.05
3%
16,600
4
49c
1
1%
1
First Nat Bk of Boston
1.18
1,700
7,500
100 Gair (Robert) Co $3 pref
37c
pref partic 10
Brewing (Del)
1
Hamilton Mfg A
65c
65c
85c
3
Q
3
7
2%
2%
7%
%
Sale"
90c
.1
22,000 Imperial Eagle Mining
100 Incorporated Investors vtc_*
100
"""200
*
1
1,800 International Vitamin Corp.
100
500 Interstate Natural Gas.....*
lSIeoo
114,800
1,100
*
*
900 Ironrite Ironer
1,100 Jetter Brewing..
300
No par value,
a
Corp
Barrel
Kildun Mining
1.100 Kingston
Seller.
1
1.10
1
cap
6 Oash sale.
-
I
1
2
,5
10c
May 21
May
6% May 11
May 12
May 14
4% May 22
23
Apr. 18
43 c
May 16
1% Jan.
2
May 16
1
60c
3
May
May
3
4
1
May
45c
May 17
5
May 23
4
90c
1
30c
May 28
May 29
1% May
% May
2
1
6c
May 28
7%
Sale
2% May 16
% May 16
2%
%
1%
%
1
1% Sale
10
14%
23%
25%
—-
40c
May 15
2% May 16
1 % May
2
33c
% May 17
24
40c
5c
1% May
1
May 12
25% May
7
/
4% May 29
2% May 22
6
May
4
11% May
4
% May 24
1.25 May 18
30c
May
1
25c
May
1
5
May 29
2% May
1
6
May
4
12% May 29
1% May
4
1.25 May 18
35c
May
2
25c
May
1
% May 11
3% May 15
% May 11
3% May
7
%
13%
40c
.
17%
1%
3%
%
15
% May 14
14% May 17
35c
May
1
% May 14
14% May 17
50c
May 14
%
%
1
2% Sale
1%
2
18
11
11
23
6
11
7
Feb,
Apr. 24
Jan.
4
30c
May 29
3.80 Apr.
6
7
Mar. 22
6c
May 28
2% May 16
% Apr.
3
% Apr. 17
% Feb.
6
14
Apr. 10
18% Jan.
6
62c
Feb. 27
2%'Mar. 19
4
Mar. 14
1% Apr. 23
1% Feb. 16
4.20 Mar.
8
7
Mar. 22
33c
May 15
2% May 16
1% Apr. 24
1
Mar. 7
1% Apr. 21
14
Apr. 10
25% May 7
62c
Feb. 27
6
8% Feb. 28
2
Feb. 21
6
May
3% Mar. 16
6% Apr. 21
4% Feb.
4
2% May 11
1% May 17
22c
Mar. 31
Jan. 17
12% May 29
2% Feb. 15
1.39 Mar. 6
% Feb.
5
% Feb.
8
16c
45c
16
May 23
%
4.10
3
3
18
7
27
11
22
11
45% Apr.
5
10% Mar. 29
1.30 Feb. 19
49% Jan. 30
4% Feb. 16
3.50 Feb. 13
Sale
6%
16
1 %
3% Apr. 21
13% Jail.
9
7% Jan. 10
1.25 Jan. 23
44
Jan. 17
1.10 May
11
27
27
26
5
2
2
2
5
90c
1.00
25c
1
14%
30c
%
%
%
3% Sale
%
13
Jan.
34% May
8% May
4% Feb. 16
2%
2%
1% Sale
%
2%
18
6
3%
20c
4%
3%
19
7
25
18
27
11
May 12
May 14
24
26% May 11
25% May 11
May
Feb.
Jan.
May
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
%
2%
6%
3%
%
1.29
3.50
19% Jan.
Mar.
3% Mar.
2% Apr.
% Feb.
3% Feb.
6% May
4% May
% Jan.
5
Jan.
26% May
25% May
7
Apr.
90c Feb,
3
Apr.
94
% May 11
May 23
May 28
8
May 11
38c
20
18
2% Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
35
Apr.
11
31
1.15 Jan.
1
May
4
May 31
2% Jan. 23
14% Apr.
7
24
May 15
Mar.
3
4
15
1
2% May
8
1.50 May 21
Apr.
65c
14% Apr. 13
1% May 31
8% May
7
28
Apr. 25
4
23% Jan.
1
4
35c
45c
15c
18%
Jan.
9
5
3
Mar. 28
5
1.40
17%
%
1
2% Sale
10% May
25
1.25
25c
40c
10
Feb.
1
18
2% May
1.25
1.00
25c
1%
11%
1 % May
33
23
5
2%
6%
13%
1
20c
6
15
Jan.
25c*
May 15
43c
2%
49c
22
Feb.
3
May 25
24
59c
1.14
90c
Jan.
Jan.
2
9
3% May
2
70c
Jan. 22
44
Apr. 19
11% Feb.
6
16
10
—
Sale
24%
Sale
7%
11%
14%
1% Sale
2%
6%
20c
37c
May
75c
10c
3%
60c
Jan.
37
6% May 18
4
May
7
5
3%
2%
5%
11%
%
10c
1
Apr.
1
—-
50c
1
100 Indiana Limestone
900 Indian Motocycle
100 International Pulp
100
150
Sale
19
Sale
15
25
1
500 Heilman (G) Brewing cap
1,100 Helena Rubenstein $3 pref..*
*
31,100 Hendrick Ranch Royalties
1
1,400 Howey Gold Mines Ltd
1
6,900 Huron Holding Corp
1
5,800 Huron Holding C-D
200
1%
%
19%
100
40c
Mar.
94
%
1
3%
4
27% Sale
7%
8
55
6%
18%
1,700
Mar. 28
2%
1% May 21
1.00 May 19
2% Sale
%
1%
4% Sale
32% Sale
8%
9
1.20
1-29
50c
4,600 Golden Cycle Corp cap
1,000 Grenada Gold M Ltd cap._.l
II,400
300
1
%
*
10
65c
1
May 31
25c
9
2
5
1%
%
1%
7% Mar. 16
Apr. 19
4% Apr. 24
4% Apr. 23
10
Mar.
2
2%
6%
10c
2
May
25c
50c
-
700
300
15
2%
3%
1% Sale
% Sale
3.50
4.00
6%
7%
200
1,500
.5%
25%
22%
_
1
200 Frank Fehr Brewing pref
Fuhrmann & Schmidt Brew.l
4
3 % May
1% May 31
8% May
7
1.50
1.00
10c
1.05 Sale
1%
40c
7
60c
2
5
3 % May
1%
1%
4%
1.50
3%
2
70c
16%
15%
6%
4%
%
4.00
Sale
Sale
3
15
1
1.00
1
May
May
35c
30
2%
3.00
Jan.
3%
1
May
3% Apr. 30
13%
1% Sale
9
9%
30%
33
30% Sale
Sale
Sale
5
4
Jan. 30
5% May
50c
4% May 21
3
May
4
65c
May 31
3
2%
Jan.
4% May
4% May 28
May 18
4
May 31
40c
12
1% May 25
53c
May
7
58c
52
1
2
7%
4% Sale
1%
2
65c
Sale
1.45
50c
3%
9
2
5c
4% May
6
rights
Flock Brewing
Harvard
1.15
4
3
9
Jan.
May 12
Feb.
1
9% Mar.
8
36c
Feb. 24
1
Jan.
2
4% Feb.
8
3% Mar. 19
5% Apr.
5
9c
Feb.
8
May 21
1.00
43% May 18
2%
45
26,800
"I'M
1.30
4
2*
13
1%
2
1
100 First Boston Corp warrants.
11",300
11
10
Jan.
Mar.
9c
43% May 18
Sale
36
1
1
166,600 Fada Radio & Electric
3,100 FalconbiidgeNickel Mines..*
35 Federal Water Serv 6% pref.*
2,800
%
13% Sale
30,900 Eagle Bird Mines Inc cap_„.l
100
Sale
%
10
Brew of Plttsbgh.5
600 Eldorado Gold Mines Ltd
77,900 Elizabeth Brewing Corp
12%
Sale
2
9
44%
5%
*
30,500 Davison Chemical
1
1,500 Dejay Stores Inc
114,600 Distilled Liquors Corp cap.5
5
11,100 Distillers & Brewers cap
1,500 Dividend Shares Inc cap_.25c
2,800
5Vs
5
Jan.
Apr. 18
%
4%
2
May 18
20c
May
7
% May 11
2% May 10
2 % May
5
60c
1H
*
*
5
6
Jan.
% May
-----
2%
Engineeiing.._l
324,500 Como Mines
341,800 Croft Brewing
100 Duquesne
"lMOO
1.85
May 12
1
9
% May
3
3%
3
1% Sale
10% Sale
30%
32% 35
10c
300 Drug Inc cap
5,000
1.50
6
May 12
6
43%
28
18
40
May 24
Apr.
6
May 23
24
30c
14
13
33
3
May 14
1
50c
30c
5
B
200 Combustion
700
1.15
*
Inc
56c
May 18
35% May
5
59
May
2
35
21c
52
9
4%
Sale
Sale
96
100 Central Public Util v t c
600 Chemical Research
1,800 Clinton Distilleries
500
10,300
Sale
18
20
100 Columbia Baking 1st pref
800
9%
11
2% Sale
6 %
4
12
16%
22% 25
15,300 Carnegie Metals Co cap
15,200 Central Amer Mines cap
2,300
1,900
35c
100
1
..1
100 Campe Corp 6% pref
2,300
52,300
%
43c
25c
__
100 Columbia Baking Co
35,555
Sale
3
20
*
Brewers & Distil, Ltd, v t c__*
Brewing Corp of Canada
*
Preferred
*
Bulolo Gold Dredging Ltd__5
Cache La Poudre cap w i
9~~
"8
55c
45%
7 %
4%
2%
May
2
May 23
May 23
3%
2%
3%
3%
35c
85c
70c
400 Bond & Mtge Guar cap
150 Bralorne Mines Ltd...
125,000
15,900
2%
2%
1
26,300 Betz, (John F,) & Son
13,000 B-G Sandwich Shops inc—*
35,000 Black Hawk Cons Mines cap.l
10,200
4,600
60c
50c
2
Sale
4
4%
3%
35c
30c
15c
1
1
300 Berghoff Brewing Corp
55c
46c
40c
500 Bear Expl & Radium Ltd cap 1
*
85 Beneficial lndus'1 pref A
~"Io
Sale
4%
3%
Ltd..l
1
cap...-.
5% Sale
Sale
9
15c
20c
%
%
2%
2%
1% Sale
3% Sale
5c
7c
4
4%
40c
50c
18c
2
5c
5c
4
50c
1
Sale
9%
Apr. 19
6% May 23
3% Feb. 16
78
Apr. 25
33
May 18
35% May
5
60
Apr. 25
43
38%
6%
2%
76%
May 12
May 31
May 18
May 15
May 10
May 21
6
1%
7%
Sale Price \
38% May
2
6% May 23
3
May
5
May 24
May 24
May 23
33
31%
6%
2
10
5%
1 %
8%
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Par
Shares.
100 ABC Brewing
I,500 Bagamac Rouyn Mines
13,000 Bagdad Copper Co._
Highest.
Sale. Prices.
38% May
2
6% May 23
2 % May 23
43
40
6%
2%
79
36%
32%
Sale
...
"2",700
Ask.
Bid.
39
37
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
May 31.
1.
May
1934.
8,000 Amer La Fr Fire Eng 5%s. 193 6
1,000 Appalachian Gas c d 6s.-1945
1952
10,000 Central Pub Util
1956
5,000 Florida Power5%s B
2,000 Fox Metro Playhouse 6%s '32
173,000 Fox Metro Play c d 6%s__1932
10,250 Shamrock Oil & Gas 6s..1939
"2,600
1.
Price
8-
2,000
1,000
3,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY.
YORK PRODUCE
EXCHANGE
Jan. 2
May.
__2,892,450
31
Jan. 1 to May
2,860,231
$5,000
59,00Q
$95,875
May
1,159,626
Shares 550,659
4,056,005
....
1933.
1934.
Bond Sales.
1933.
1934.
Stock Sales.
May
YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
SECURITIES MARKET ON THE NEW
RANGE OF PRICES ON
Mar. 16
45c
6% Jan.
% Jan.
5
17
1.06 Feb. 21
30c
19% Feb. 13
% May 11
2% Feb. 23
Feb.
3% May
2
3
May 18
6
Mar.
3
11% Jan. 25
May
1
6
% Apr.
2
2% Jan.
1% May 17
35c
Jan.
19% Feb.
% May
4% Apr.
1% Feb.
% Mar.
27
13
11
20
6
5
14% May 17
1
Apr. 20
1
Jan. 15
4% Mar. 9
2
May 18
)
June, 1934.]
NEW YOBK PRODUCE EXCHANGE
AGOREOATE SALES
In
NEW
YORK PRODUCE
EXCHANQE
Since
Jan. 1.
May.
Share*.
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
1934.
Par.
51,300 dinner Airplane & Motor...*
5,500 Kuebler Brewing Co
1
1,200
100 Lincoln Petroleum Ltd
100 Lockheed Aircraft
"""loo
100 McVirtie-Graham
"""800
21,000 Macassa
Mines
Ask. Bid.
Ys
1.25
Sale
2 3*
15
Sale
23*
1.25
60c
80c
40c
2.80
2.40
2.60
43*
Textile
2%
'
21,000
*
Newton Steel Co
*
124,150 Oldetyme Distillers
cap..
1
cap
300 Oneida Brewing Co
2,900 O'Sullivan Rubber
7
305,700
5,100
1,500
500
600
Paramount Publix Corp
460 Potter Co
1
1
A
43*
33* Sale
1
6
20c
35c
1
75c
cap
5
1
Sherrltt-Gordon Mines Ltd.l
Simon (Wm) Brewery
.1
Siscoe Gold Mines Ltd
cap..l
Squibb Pattisn Br part pref.l
100
Texas Gulf
35c
1.65
1.90
13*
4H
1.20
1.00
1
1.35
2%
,2,650
United Merch & Mfrs
200 U
'""260
*
v
9,605
10,500
Van
*
Metal & Tunnel
1
Swerlngen Corp
..*
1,700 Victor Brewing........
600 Warner Aircraft
1
800
800
Preferred
1,900
500 Zenda Gold Mining
35*
Sale
25*
3.50
5* Jan.
1.00 Feb.
13* May 31
Ys May
3
13* May
7
May
1
May 17
May 15
83* May
1
23* May
7
85* May 26
4
5 3* May
2
11
14
29
23
43* May
1
43* May
13* Sale
2.00
2.35
13* Sale
13* May 4
2.25 May
4
13* May 25
13* May
2.25 May
15* May
323*
40
1.25
1.45
3*
25*
4** Sale
43
50
2.55
5X
Ys
Sale
Sale
52
2.80
10
293*
8
45*
283*
Sale
293*
Sale
93*
23*
"13*
11
3
105*
63*
53*
63*
6
2
12c
1
1.30
30c
26c
33*
75c
3*
90c
1
13*
100
30c
1
25c
5*
23*
SOc
1.05
13*
38c" "48c"
30c
48c
2 H
5*
5*
30c
33*
35*
21c
49c
13*
50c
15*
2^
Sale
Sale
25c
34c
31c
16c
25c
2
May 11
23*
33*
33*
15*
29c
2.30 May
7
2.65 May
65* Mar.
7
23* Apr. 17
1.13 Feb.
23
11
May 11
35* Apr. 11
3* Feb. 23
25* Apr. 23
4.00 Apr.
4 3* May
1.30 Apr.
7
1 Ys Apr.
2.60 Apr.
19
1
5
7
23
33* Jan.
13
3.07 Jan.
2.17 Jan.
23
Feb.
1.50
1
3*
43* May 15
283* May 18
11c
May
7
73* May 10
1
May
8
93* May 10
4
53* May
1
293* May 21
29c
May
4
75* May
7
23* May
5
11
May
3
6
May 15
25* May
20c
63* May
2
26c
Jan. 15
Jan. 16
Jan.
11
63* Feb. 27
May
7
73* May 10
1
May
8
93* May 10
2
35* May
7
May 25
19
11c
Jan. 23
6
May 15
43* Jan. 10
1.13 Jan. 17
May 23
Jan. 26
14c
13* Feb. 24
1.15 Feb.
13* May 16
1
3* Jan.
12
13* May 16
5
40c
25* May 14
May 24
15c
May 14
•3
20c
40c
31c
May
May
May
Mar.
,25*
1
1
4
May 14
18c
15c
23*
5c
8 5* May 26
68c
Mar. 16
1.30 xveb.
40
45c
3
10c
18
Feb. 23
13* Mar.
36c
27c
2
Jan.
13* Feb. 24
1.00
1 Ys
X
30c
6
4
13* Mar. 24
3
23*
75c^
33* Feb.
Jan.
2.15
Sale
6
2.90 Mar. 12
43* May
1
1.00 Jan. 15
5* Jan. 12
1.45 Jan. 31
6
3
1.05
13
20
1.30 Feb. 13
3.07 Jan. 19
2.17 Jan. 23
3.15 Mar.
1
2.17 Apr.
2
2.35
53*
1
103*
2.10
5
Feb.
May 22
15*
15c
4
Mar. 16
Jan.
3 3* Jan. 24
25c
May 29
2.00
42
2.65 Sale
Ys
15*
5
43* Jan.
1
Mar. 16
1
4
13* May 31
13* Jan. 13
1
4
1
TOO T.20
53* Feb. 16
39
May 15
63* Jan.
2
11
lH
4
2
May 11
33* May
2
49c
May
4
25* May
1
25
5
May
3 3* Feb.
11
3
Jan.
May 25
May 23
15
13*
May
33* May
25c
May
2
May
193* J an.
Jan.
Jan.
1.13
11
7
93* Mar. 20
83* Feb.
6
1.00 Feb.
25c
5
16
2
15
68c
May 22
Apr.
13
13* May 31
3* Mar.
9
1
May 15
3 3* Feb
27
4.10
1.60
£3S,500,000 in the Bank
of
nJi
29c
25c
finally moved down well below
England and £123,000,000 in
in circulation.
The gold movements to and from the
United States are out¬
as follows in the
"Monthly Review" for June 1 of the
New York Federal Reserve Bank:
lined
"During the month
United
States
preceding
of
declined
months
May the imports of gold into the
considerably, as compared with
since
the inward
movement began
in
February.
Purchases of imported gold by the New York
Assay Office during May amounted to
$27,300,000, of which
$9,403,000 came
from
India,
$8,400,000 from
Canada,
$7,400,000 from England, $1,500,000
fro;m Mexico, and
$400,000 from France.
On the Pacific Coast there
were
imports of $2,600,003 of gold from China.
Gold held under
earmark for foreign account at the
Federal Reserve Bank
New
York
showed
a
net
reduction
of
$450,000
during
May.
Releases totaled $3,000,000, of which
$1,750,000 was
exported to England and the balance was sold to
the New
York Assay Office; these releases were
largely offset
by an
earmarking of $2,550,000 of gold, which was imported from
In addition, there were
receipts of scrap gold
Colombia.
by
the mints and. assay offices which
averaged about $1,500,000
a
May 23
May
9
May
3
1
6
9
Feb.
2
May 14
Jan
Jan.
9
29
19
3.15 Mar.
1
2.17 Apr.
2
425* Apr.
5
3.20 Apr.
2
3* Jan. 19
7
Jan.
30
325* Apr. 20
29c
May
4
75* May
7
Apr. 17
3
15
Feb.
2.44 Feb.
19
6
63* May
2
43* Jan. 12
53* Feb. 16
50c
Feb.
5
15* Feb. 24
1.15 Feb.
1
15* Apr. 19
15* Feb. 23
50c
Feb.
53*
Ys
Ys
33*
1
Feb. 16
Feb.
5
Feb. 13
Feb. 14
25c
Jan.
29
No par value.
the other banks and
of
3
2
Sale
(.Continued from page 18d.)
of
11
26c
23*
_._..*
2,000 Wayside Consol Gold Ltd.50c
5,600 West Indies Sugar......
1
138,700 Willys Overland
5
Certificates of deposit
9,200
.5
15,900
L
2.50
15*
2
200 Venezuelan Holding Corp..*
100 Ventures Ltd
»
100
3.50
4.00
4 3* Sale
1.00
1.30
2.25
S El Lt & Pr Shares tr
ctfsB
93,200 Utah
700
5
1.00
93*
Sale
1.60
3
4
14
3
Apr.
2
Ys May 31
14
4
May 23
15* Jan.
2
8
25* Apr.
70
Feb.
Mar. 20
3
Feb.
63* M ay
4
5* Feb. 10
33* Feb. 10-
1C
6 5* May
5
70c
3 Ys
50c
IH
1
t c
200 U S Fidelity & Guaranty
200 Universal Cooler A
'
1.10
11
13*
800 United Distillers of Canada.*
650
35*
25c
45*
25*
80c
2 Ys
23
53* May
1
Ys May 31
1.25
45c
23*
73* May 25
13* May 31
5* May 3
1
May 15
23* Sale
85* Sale
43*
13*
33*
23*
*
Producing Co
1,225 Tobacco Prod (Del) new comlO
39,900 United Cigar Stores of Am__l
1,000
Preferred
100
1,000
700
26c
Ys
1.00
9Ys
35*
31
31
14
3
33* May 15
BB
93,700
39,900
3
1.00
7
2
5
12
39
May 26
13* Feb. 19
23* Feb. 21
2 5* Apr.
4
9
Feb.
35
1.10
15*
May 16
34
38c
Sale
25*
5X
10
Feb.
3* Jan.
B
100 Sylvestre Utilities B
13,600
80c
15*
83*
25
Sale
7
*
150 Swedish Ball Bearing__100 kr
18,800 Sylvanite Gold Mines Ltd__.l
Mar. 16
Jan.
1
AA
400
X
55*
Sale
5*
13* Sale
23*
43*
25* Sale
83* Sale
Sale
1
100 Sudbury Basin Mines
200 Super Corp of America A..
3,500
1
33* May
5* May
65* May
4
May
33* May
5* May
4
23* May 21
2.90 Apr.
23* May 14
63* May
4
5* Feb. 10
95c
13*
3*
32
H
15* May
33* May 15
45*
70c
5
40
1
300
100
1.25
Ys
_*
common
55*
33* Sale
Ys Sale
2
*
100 Seaboard Fire & Marine InslO
500
75c
3
__1
400 San Antonio Gold Mines
300
1.25
*
*
1
1,100
55,200
3,900
11,600
45* Sale
Ys
5*
Ys
1
H
1
2,400 Rhodeslan Selec Tr Ltd .5 sh
140,300 Richfield Oil Co of Calif....*
9,700 Rustless Iron & Steel com
*
20,606
Sale
15*
4
Sale
..1
100
*
75c
3* May 29
2
1.07 Jan.
2
4
73* Sale
1
500 Read-Authier Mine Ltd
400
Sale
15*
Sale
35*
3
700 Renner Co
100 Reno Gold Mines Ltd
100 Retail Stores capital
4,100
2,100
4
4
Feb.
2
25* Apr. 12
183* Jan. 30
3* Jan. 24
May 26
23* May
63* May
1
2 3* Feb. 20
1.15 Mar. 21
23* May 21
1
23* May 14
6 Ys May
4
4
1.07 Jan.
1.95 Jan.
4
9
55*
Vs
1Ys
Ys
10,300 Remington Arms Inc
100
39
Jan.
13* Jan. 17
1.15 Mar. 21
63*
5
73*
1 5*
cap
76,600 Railways Corp new com
313,300 Rayon Industries class
2,406
25c
23* May 21
2.60 May
"I
353* May
Sale
35*
Sale
1
4,400 Polymet Mfg Corp
11,400
68,800
2J* May 21
5* May
8
May 15
70
13**
63*
Ys
10
250 Pittsburgh Brewing com
240
$7 preferred.
r.200
17
1
1
Paterson Brewing
10,500 Petroleum Conversion
2,800 Petroleum Derivitives
"
53*
J
100 Pend Oreille Mines & Met
2.700 Penn York Oil & Gas A
"2". 700
2
'"2".45May"i2
1 3*
4
53*
IX
63*
IX
35*
Co Inc._1
100 Pan American Southern
29,000
3* May
7
May 15
3
33*
2
10
500 Nevada Consol Copper
100
2
1
X
23*
25^2
5X
3
50 Nat'l Union Fire Insurance 50
100
Sale Prices.
6% preferred..........-.10
400 National Liberty Ins...
31,900 National Surety Co cap
2,300
38c
13*
23*
7
Sale
38
1
5*
13*
Highest.
Sale Prices.
2%
5
Sale
35c
*
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
Ys
2 X
1.25
2*
1.00
6
35 Ys
20
Highest.
Sale Prices.
60c
2.50
4
2
stock purch. warr
20C Molybdenum Corp of Amen. 1
100 Morris Plan of Am
1
29,700
1.
Lowest.
Ask.
23*
1.00
200
""500
May 31.
75c
1.95
400 Metal
4,200
Did.
23*
1
200
300
Ask.
35c
2
1
new
320
3,200 Maytag Co.
20c
1.
__1
Mines
Ltd
Bid.
May
1
100 Macfadden Publications Inc *
56 pf
*
600 Magnavox Co Ltd
*
70
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Jan. 2
Share*
1,700
57
week,
and
receipts of newly-mined domestic gold
which
averaged around $2,000,000 a week."
Canadian exchange continued
the dollar, and funds
on
relatively firm in terms of
were at a
slight premium
throughout the month. On May 1 Montreal funds were at a
premium of rA%.
The range during the month was
from
1/16% to 5/16%, and on May 31 the premium was
5/16%.
EXCHANGES.
Exchange on the Continental countries receded
during
May from the high points touched in April.
The French
franc occupied the outstanding
position, and while the unit
the export
position.
ing the entire month the franc
was
Dur¬
firm in terms of sterling,
and apparently moved down in terms of the dollar
only
cause of sympathetic
relationship of the franc to the
be¬
pound.
Funds which had fled from Paris and the Continent imme¬
diately before and after the French political disturbances
in February were rapidly withdrawn from around the mid¬
dle of March until the close of
May.
Funds returned to
Paris in such volume that
money rates became easier, and
May 31 the Bank of France reduced its rediscount rate
from 3% to 2V2%.
The 3% rate had been in effect since
on
Feb.
8, when it
due to
fears
was
advanced to offset the heavy gold drain
by the political unrest.
The rate on
excited
French
to
Treasury bills was also reduced on Mav 31 from 2y2%
2% because of the improved situation.
Gold and other money continued throughout tlie month to
reach the French bank from gold
hoardings, both from those
hidden in France and from the equally
large accumulation
on
deposit in London.
According
the end of the month French
to
London
deposits in London
bankers,
were
at
drawn
down to the closest limit consistent with
ordinary business
Between
April 27 and May 31
needs.
Montreal
THE CONTINENTAL AND OTHER FOREIGN
and below
par
point for gold from New York to Paris, the action of the
franc throughout the month gave
proof of the great return
of confidence in the soundness of the French
approximately
£8.172,000 of gold
France.
from
the
was
taken from London for shipment to
Approximately £6,771,000 of this gold
London
open
market,
and
the
was
balance
deposit vaults of the London private banks.
France statement for the week ended
May 4 showed
in gold holdings of
420,959,337 francs.
The
May 11 showed
that
the
for
following
the
The Bank of
crease
ment for
taken
from
an
in¬
state¬
increase of 431,019,023 francs;
week an increase of 478,228,636
an
francs, and the statement for
(Continued
the week
on page
60.)
ended
May 25
an
Chicago Stock Exchange
AND YEARLY
MONTHLY
934,000
Jan. 1 to
6,394,000
May 31....
6,363,000
CHICAGO
8TOCB
In
Since
May.
Jan. 1,
43", 000
17,000
14,000
EXCHANGE
/?'
Jan. 2
NDS
Ask.
43
34
43 34
47 %
47 54
1,350
260
1,400
600
""600
3,700
2,470
2,300
340
'
640
2,300
$6 prior preferred
""850
10
J6 preferred
7% preferred
19,500
70,020 Automatic Products
790 Automatic Washer
270
120 Backstay Welt Co
40
"l",850
14",200
18,250
130
50
27,950
160
950
"l",I66
260
350
10
50
10
51,250
130
200
80
930
12J4
42
49%
Sale
32
42
Sale
7%
1
2%
2% Sale
6
8%
12
9%
10%
12%
3%
3%
3
7
1
9
1,350
160
450
600
4",800
1,210
820
50
47
Jan.
13
Apr.
10
•
..•
*
*
common
50%
39%
13%
4
25,650 Central S W Utll com new
*
5,060
Prior lien preferred
•
4,050
Preferred.
»
170 Central States Pr & Lt pref.*
Jan.
9
5
2% May 16
2%
May 23
May
7
17
May
2
2034 May 22
10
Jan.
10
Jan.
21
18
20
20
%
8%
%
3%
3
60
10
%
6%
2%
6034
Sale
%
6%
61
Sale
61
3
22
18
17%
%
%
%
%
7%
1%
May
1
May 21
May 29
May 29
2% May
7
61
May 29
4 34 May 26
1634 May 23
8%
%
6%
58
9
6
12
5
50
65
50
17
17%
Sale
8%
154
Sale
2
3
22% Sale
98
92
8
8%
n%
6
15*
10%
10%
7%
2%
Sale
Sale
8
2%
1%
3%
23%
Sale
Sale
c
Sale
4
3
12
12%
14
14%
14
14%
6%
1%
Sale
6%
2%
22% Sale"
103% 106
11
10%
%
10%
3
334
1354
634
134
334
2034
1033*
1034
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
14
17
10
19
14
8
25
5,050 Chicago Flexible Shaft com.5
29,050 Chicago Mail Order com
5
50
Preferred
40
Prior Hen
com..
11
14
'47%
x
Ex-dividend.
1%
3
13%
15
5%
8
12% Sale
5*f Sale1
2%
%
% Sale
1H
H
o
i*
5* Sale
5% Sale
4
Sale
10% Sale"
3%
47%
8%
Sale
_____
Sale
3
7%
22%
8
Sale
%
Sale
12%
7%
3%
18
8
18
19
Sale
Sale
14
Sale
Sale
8
16
8
%
%
%
H
Sale
%
14%
6%
1%
15%
Sale
11%
1
16%
10*4
%
%
34 Sale
34
%
1% Sale
1634 Sale
6
83*
5%
-
-
17
1154
85
%
8%
11
Sale
11
3%
20
sV<
%
%
%
234
%
2%
26-Ms
7%
Sale
Sale
Sale
26
10
10
Sale
10
%
i%
i%
Sale
26%
12
10%
16%
%
%
15
Sale
13
Sale
%
Sale
1
X
i%
2% Sale
Sale
23
3%
9%
15
100
100
173*
8%
1%
334
24%
10634
11
May
1
May 11
May
2
May 19
May
4
May
3
May
1
.
Mar. 19
1
Feb.
14
Jan.
13
154
934
Jan.
Jan.
12
12
May
8
3
Feb.
6
Mar. 19
60
May 12
Apr. 21
10
Feb.
6
23
15
Feb.
23
13 54 May
14
1
23*4 Feb.
1134 Jan. 30
634 May 17
134 Apr.
33!
20
%
%
%
%
%
1*4
1*4
%
%
7%
"j.l
8
2
3
Jan.
13
10
5
4734 May 31
4
Jan.
4
31
2
Jan.
4
Apr.
63* Jan.
1234 Jan.
2
13
Apr.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
2554
754
9%
1234
2
1
3
2
5
34 May 18
34 May 12
17
7
Feb.
15
23
334 Apr.
203* Feb.
6
6
Feb.
21
24
Apr. 28
134 Feb.
1
85* Feb. 15
1454 Apr. 23
1
54 Feb.
2
54 Feb.
6
54 Feb.
2
2
Jan.
24
3
17
Jan.
30
2
1334 Jan.
27
Feb.
23
8
1754 May
10 34 May
8
Jan.
74
2
12
Jan.
2
i*
Jan.
Mar. 21
1*4 Jan.
223* Jan..
8
8
Feb.
13
25
Jan.
Mar.
7
2
12
534 Apr. 20
7
8
Jan.
14
8
1634 Jan. 26
954 Mar. 15
7334 Jan. 10
1
May
1
May
9
May
1
May 24
May
1
7
4734 May 31
1254 Apr. 24
16
*4 Jan.
254
May 10
May 25 2634
754
May A
May 14
1054
May
7 *15
3
Feb.
5
45* Feb.
1654 Mar. 14
1
2
3
Mar.
12
% Jan.
Jan.
4
Jan.
1754 May
1034 May
May
Mar. 26
17
134 May
4
1634 May 22
93* May 21
7
May 18
May 12
9% May
7
5
15
54
554
634
34
34
34
17
23
Feb.
Jan.
34 May
1
8
May
1
11
May
1
3* May 11
3* May
1
May
2
May
7
534 May
7
63* May 21
1
Jan4
154 Jan.
95* Jan.
1034 Jan.
6
% May 12
8
May
1
10
May 10
34 May 11
34 May
4
1
Feb.
3
334
2834
93
Jan. 19 10634
8
1134
Jan. 13
34
34 Mar. 3
Mar. •5
2054 May 14
334 May 12
May
1
8
May
3
223* May
1
14
6
Feb.
53* May 25
May 14
May
1
May 29
May 29
14
4
15
20
17
25
12
8
18
Jan.
4*4 May 24
4734 May 31
834 May 14
33*
1334
734
183*
3
29
29
29
29
26
4 3*
1734
195*
34
%
123* Jan.
4% Sale
100
preferred
7
6
Feb.
61
15
115* May
1
334 May
7
12% May • 9
14
May 28
434 May 24
4734 May 31
1134 May
4
934 May 29
2% May 14
11
May 21
14
May 28
"6%
3
73
•
63* May
Feb.
34
634
6034
3 34
May 29
May
7
Feb.
50
53* May 25
6
13
9
5
May 12
23* Feb. 21
23
9
6
May 18
.
Feb. 26
25
Jan.
.
18
1
27
11
24
19
May
May
Jan.
May
May
May
Feb.
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
May
Feb.
Jan.
1% May 12
7% May 18
1% May
2
5
6
8
8
11
17
834 Jan.
34
%
%
34
23*
134
_____
"11%
5I"
% May
2
634 May 11
134 May 12
Sale
2%
3
106% 107
11
Jan.
15
'
13
34 Jan.
May 29
3* May 14
34 May 23
64
5%
7
6%
6% Sale
9
160 Chicago Electric Mfg A
May
8
May
2
May 29
May 29
May 15
61
May 29
43* May 26
1734 May
4
1034
3*
634
60 34
33*
% May 14
% May 23
12
20
Jan.
18
%
%
1%
5134 May
4734 Feb.
16
Apr.
4
May
454 Jan.
934 Jan.
2034 Feb.
15
134 Mar. 9
3
234 Jan.
22
45*
76
Common
•
Participation preferred
*
Certificates of deposit
Chic Corp common...1
Preferred
6
Jan.
434
334
7
.
No par value,
Mar. 28
2
Sale
%
1%
1%
Sale
2
14
com...
330 Chic Nor Sh & Milw
•
4
85* Jan.
20
1
.._*
40
3833 May
4
19
Mar. 28
5
Mar. 20
4
2754 Jan.
3834 May
3
1734 Feb.
16
40
1
3834 May 26
11*4 May 26
3
May
3
13
1
380 Cherry Burrell Corp com.
20
Preferred
.....100
Chic City & Con Ry—
2,350
8
85
Jan.
5134 May 18
4234 May
5
1334 May 25
4
May 11
3 3* May
4
48 % May
14%
234
330 Chain Belt Co
800
20
Feb.
Apr. 25
Jan.
3
Mar. 20
10%
%
%
170
37,450
Feb.
14
Jan.
17%
l
pref*
5,150
Common
j
5,250
Convertible preferred.
*
2,630 Central Ind Power pref...100
4,300 Cent Pub Serv Corp A
1
6,150 Central Public Utll A
*
810
V t c common
1
253,400
11
83
May
934 Jan.
Apr. :
14
9
%
%
5
com
49%
37%
10%
3%
2%
%
6%
1%
*
conv
195*
34
3*
54
3*
1,590 Cent Cold Storage Co com.20
5,010 Central III Pub Serv pref...*
10
4
19
5
17
100
32,000
5,200
May 17
May
1
534 May 21
26
16
59%
4%
2
34
934
1,050 Campbell Wyant & Can Fdy *
1,870 Canal Const Co conv oref... •
4,500 Castle & Co (A M) com
10
250
5334 Apr.
6
54
May 17
19 34 Jan. 27
24
May 28
30
15
Sale
52
50
..
50
27
12
13
11% Apr.
Sale
59
3 3*
390 Balaban & Katz pref
100
37,450 Bastlan-Bleaalng Co com... •
20 Beatrice Creamery com
25
156,600 Bendlx Aviation Corp com. 5
108,550 Berghoff Brewing Co
1
3,270 Blnks Mfg Co cl A cv pref..'
170 Blums Inc conv oref
•
214,600 Borg-Warner Corp com
10
2,320
7% preferred
100
3,000 Brach & Sons (E J) com
•
30 Bright Star Electric B
_*
3,200 Brown Fence
Wire cl A
•
4,210
Class B
•
10,800 Bruce Co (E L) com
•
450 Bucyrus-Monighan class A..*
150 Bunte Bros common..
...10
10
Preferred
100
446,900 Butler Bros
jo
3,200
Jan.
27
54
Cent III Secur Corp—
1,050
26
54
83
4
10
X
%
16
3
3^
__10»)
57 cumul prior pref
500
20
5
»
5,330 Assoc Tel Utll Co com
760
S6 conv pref A
20
$6 cum prior pref
40
13
20
Jan.
3
85
10
30
113*
403*
27%
2,670 Assoc Tel & Tel Co Class A.*
150
13
39%
Jan.
53
49% Feb.
May
May
May
53
Prices
4934 Apr.
26
5
44
12
10
38
*
50
60
49% Apr.
4634 Jan.
2
795*
27 34
Sale
Tar
31,950 Asbestos Mfg Co com
J
300 Associates Invest Co com.__»
20
84
795*
May
9
86
5
15
160
.
434
May 11
51
Sale
Prices
Sole
Pr & Lt Real Tr 6s__1938
•
Altorfer Bros conv pref
*
Amer Furo Mart Bldg pfd.100
American Pub Serr pref..100
Amer-Yvette Co Inc com
1
Armour & Co common
5
200
200
3,100
12
25
21,550 Allied Products Corp cl A.
"l",206
5234
5234
85
80
17
4,750 Adama Royalty Co com
•
22,145 Advanced Alum Castings...5
100 Ainsworth Mfg Corp com.. 10
1,320
434
5%
934
77 X
1939
4,500 Abbott Laboratories com.
•
18,050 Acme Steel Co
25
3,060 Adama (J D) Mfg com
*
110
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
Sale
48
4834
56
54
15
634
47
54
Sale
7
10
13
10
47
52
52
55
60
2000
STOCKS
Shares
18%
50
7
4a. 1938
208 So La Salle St Bldg—
1st mtge
;
1958
67,000
1945
1,000 Union Elev RR 1st 5s
5,000 Utll
5034
5034
5234
52%
5
...
1,000 Magnet Mills 6s
443-3
44%
49 h
14
.
45
51
49
48
50
40
Ask
Bid
Ask
Bid
35
1927
1,000 Cal & So Chic 5s ctfs
..1927
47,000 ChicHgu City Ry 5s
Certificates of deposit.1927
64,000
1927
5,000 Chicago Railways 5s.
1st mtge 5s ctf of dep.. 1927
67,000
5s series A
1927
42,000
5s series B
-_..1927
18,000
Purchase money 5s
1927
7,000
23,000 Metrop West Side El.
Shares.
600
RANOE SINCE JAN.
Lowest.
May 31.
1.
May
1934.
2,000 Holland Furnace 6s
15,000
376,000
31
Price
Bid.
9,000
18,000
Jan. 1 to May
PRICES IN MAY.
AGGREGATE SALES.
1933.
$156,000
640,000
$121,000
May
3,547,000
Shares
1934.
Bond Sales.
1933.
1934.
Slock Sales.
f .
CHICAGO STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON
May
RECORD
1234 May
7
34 Mar. 21
34 Mar. 2
34 May 18
Jan.
6
134
Mar.
7
30
5
313* Feb.
15
Apr.
3
4
Jan.
1054 May 24
19
Feb.
5
34 Mar. 21
34 Mar. 2
34 May 12
June, 1934.]
AGGREGATE SALES
In
May.
Shares
10,350
ii~650
120
540
80
STOCKS
70 Community Pow & Lt $6 pfd *
290 Congress Hotel Co com—100
400 Construe Mat'l Corp |3^pfd*
20
950
.
910
7%
300
"""200
30
20,350
Preferred
n5*
310
10
"""230
JAN.
100
9
25
8
40
88
30
eH
X
3X
1.
6
65
34
25
7X
X
4
May 26
X May
May
5
4
X May
May
Jan.
22
25
Jan.
6
8
44
May 10
May 14
7Va May
May
May
9Va May
595* May
98
May
56
14
85* May 14
55
May 10
98
May 25
2
10
Jan.
24
23
14
1
Sale
OX
6
4
May 28
6
Feb.
4
Feb.
115* Feb.
40 5* Jan.
63
4 X
May
75* Jan.
17
17
25
OVa May
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
5
24
14
6
4 X May
44
5
7
30
26
Mar.
85* Jan.
115* Jan.
655* Jan.
Jan.
90
Jan.
Mar.
25
7
25* Mar.
7
100
25* Mar.
55* Mar.
2
18
Feb.
5* Jan.
2
8
5
19
22
5
85* Apr.
5* Jan.
7
5
12
26
26
14
Jan.
Feb.
62
45* Jan.
May 26
Va Jan. 10
May 26
4
6X
7
Mar. 22
1
5X Sale
85* Sale
2
Feb.
May
Apr.
Apr.
80
May
45* Feb.
5* Jan.
25,-
85*
9X
155*
5*
5*
175*
15* Jan.
5* Jan.
15
Apr.
4.
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale Prices.
OX Jan.
3
5* Mar. 10
5* Mar. 17
2Va May
X May
2
16
May 28
57
May
2
56
55*
8
May
Va May 12
HiQtiest.
Prices
17 J* May
2
80
May 14
4
2
55*
9 Ys
58 X
929*
90
Sale
10
4
6
48
45*
495*
2
Sale
2
19
51
20""
12
Lowest.
Prices
25
X
16
Sale
12X May 16
71
May 31
2Va May 14
Va May
7
15
May 23
49
May 31
80
Sale
X
20
Highest.
Prices
8X May 14
X May 12
X
155*
4*
M
a
Sale
IH Sale
25*
65*
415* Sale
75* Sale
Preferred
6,490
......100
140 Cudahy Packing Co pref
100
10 Curtis Lighting Inc com
*
960 Curtis Mfg Co com
5
9,700
44
Sale
10
2X
555* Sale
10
11X
365*
345* Sale
45* Sale
2
Sale
18
—
.....
*
com..
........
70
Sale
5* Sale
9X
80
2X
5*
1%
...
253,700 Cord Corporation..
118,200 Crane Co com
76
'iwx:::::
Lowest.
Ask
X
13X
\
10
May 31.
Bid
Ask
11X Sale
X
X
X
135* Sale
Sale
H
100
pref
7,210 Continental Steel
cum
Bid.
Ask
7 5*
10,500 Consumers Co com
5
530
6% prior preferred A_._100
100
May 1.
1934.
Bid.
Par
•
290 Coleman L'p & Stove com...*
100
62,900 Commonwealth F.dlson
7,800
RANGE SINCE
Price
300 Chicago Towel Co con* pref *
204,100 Cities Service Co com
7,190 Club Aluminum Uten Co
23,300
59
Jan. 2
89,950 Chicago ft N W Ry Com..100
90 Chicago Rys part ctfs 1
100
690,
Partic certifs 2
100
55,350'Chic Rivet & Machine cap-.*
10
EXCHANGE
PRICES IN MAY.
CHICAGO
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares
STOCK
CHICAGO
7
Mar. 16
l>ayton-Rubber Mfg—
10
180
Preferred.
210
110
70
900
180
20
Common
-
7
30
Fits Simons ft
ft Dredge Co
2,800
2,500
2,550
50
*
50
13
13
5
3
•
...
1,100! Hormel
1,250
2,650
ft Co (Geo)
*
*
*
5
X
35*
*
*
A..*
com
400
10
20
4,650
200
600
8,300 Kalamaxoo Stove
"'"130
100
20
110
2,150
40
210
50
100
4,200
50
50
50
150
20
40
25
100
11
12X
IX
2X
105*
115*
60 X
70
7 X Sale
com
5X
130
1,450
100
Cumul.
120
8,550
3,300
71,550
3,850
2,950
18,550
13,500
4,760
320
30
450
""800
1,950
400
•
No par value.
•
•
1
com
...100
com..
..
*
com
*
North Amer Gas ft El cl A...*
Nor Amer Lt & Power com.. 1
Nonhwest Bancorp
com
*
Northwest Eng Co com
*
Nor West Util pr lien pref.100
7% preferred
.100 i
r
Cash sale.
5X
17
25
Sale
2X
19 X
Sale
Sale
80
20
Sale
88
Sale
45*
Va
X
20
28*
X
125*
115*
215*
325*
5
May
May
May
May
May
55*
5*
5*
20
May
May
18
May
795* May
45* May
75* May
11
May
28
85* Apr.
11
135* Jan.
17
Feb.
2
Feb.
20
Jan.
17
4
Jan.
75* Mar. 22
165* Apr.
9
105* Mar. 17
85* May
5
6
14
85* Jan.
3 X Jan.
155*
5*
165*
55*
5*
35*
13 5*
1
~
5*
May 16
May
9
May 17
14
17
14
15
21
16
22
55* May
6
6
3
2
25*
5
2
35*
4X
18
Sale
40 X
14 h
18
31X
95*
4X
Sale
Sale
32"" "33"
13 X
Sale
a8,*
25*
IX
34
165*
3X
3
10,.
2X
4
29
Sale
10
19 X
24 X
:::::
2*
1
Sale
\H
2X\
IX1
40
21
Sale
.
_
12 X
4
Sale
7
Sale
Sale
15
2X
4
38
10
13
8
4Va
19
X
IX
2X
IX
56
255*
355*
10
14
Sale
95*
40
45
185*
15*
325*
155*
35*
2
35
16
21
14
5x
15*
2
10
IX
15*
2
15*
X
X
IX
Sale
3
OX
Sale
75*
12
Sale
15*
5
7
375*
40
10
15
125*
11
10
5X
22
X
IX
Sale
3
2
90
Sale
Sale
Sale
1
12
45* '
19
15*
2
15*
515*
25*
2
90
24
25
5*
135*
4
2X
4Va
5X
35*
6
2
3
2
7
Sale
15*
15*
15*
135*
45*
5*
Sale
35*
5
55*
3
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
3
27
30
354 Jan.
6
OX Jan.
26
4
Jan.
2
425* Jan.
19
May 11
17
15
May
7
155* May
13
May
24
May
35
May
/ 55* May
28
2
28
11
17
17
45* May 12
5* May
7
65* May
5* May
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
20
Jan.V
9
21
Jan.
11
May
3
10?* May
9
May 10
205* May
8
15* May
8
34.
May
8
17' May
1
35* May
1
May
3
85* May
9
May 10
185* May 29
15* May
8
34
May
8
135* May 14
3 5* May
4
8
2
15
15* May 21
May 22
15* May 29
3
May
2
105* May 12
15* May
3
5* May
1
5* May 16
5* May
1
1
May
7
5* May
7
15* May 11
5* May
1
May 14
Va May
1
1
May
7
Va May
7
15* May
4
24
10
23
May 16
May 14
115* Jan.
3
2
70
Mar. 28
45* May 14
6
Apr.
2
9
Feb.
2
5* May
Mar. 15
3
Jan.
2
5* Jan.
3
8
Mar.
2
Apr. 271
15* Jan. 22
4
32
Jan.
10
Mar.
1
Apr.
Jan.
5*
5*
X
5*
5*
1
Jan;
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
May
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
May 15
Jan.
2
Jan.
5
29
1
16
23
2
25* May 14
15* May
3
25* May 14
15* May
3
1
May 15
May
1
May 14
May 22
25* May 31
35* May 22
4
May 15
45* May 23
2
May
7
255* May
15* May
14
May
5
May
25*
45*
5 5*
45*
2
Jan.
19
15* Jan.
11
15* Mar.
Feb.
1
26
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
13
21
1
5*
5
1 al2
1 1
45*
5*
May
4
May
2
May
4
May 22
May
7
....
45* Mar.
May
5* May
15* Feb.
46
235*
Va
125*
45*
7
35
125* Jan.i
35* May
5* Jan.
5* Jan.
19
15* May
3
Jan.
May 22
Jan.
2
/15* Jan.
2
35* May 22
4
May 15
35* Jan. 26
1
Jan.
Apr. 28
9
May
Feb. 16
265* Jan. 30
2
Feb.
7
23
15* May 24
6
Mar.
405* Feb.
10 5*
19
May 23
5* May 16
28
13
24
6
11
14
2 5* Feb.
55* Feb.
20
20
5
May 18
395* May 29
95* May 15
125* May 12
11
May 29
May 29
5* May 16
3
26
8
47
May 12
May 11
95* May 15
125* May
7
95* May 11
4
36
Feb.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
5*
5*
75*
95*
25*
25*
205*
95*
95*
95*
8
5
1
1
25*
35*
405*
145*
15*
1
15* May
75* May
15
May
Mar. 13
Jan. 27
285* Feb.
Va Feb.
3
Apr.
75* Apr.
15* Feb.
45* Apr.
35* Jan.
Mar. 22
165* Apr.
3
275* May 14|
21
65* Feb.
5
235* May 22
88
May 21
95* Jan. 20
75* Apr. 12
12
May 11
7
21
1
1
May
7
75* May
5
12
May 31
Apr.
1.55* May 28
165* Jan. 30
275* Feb.
5
38
Apr. 23
55* Apr. 23
25* Jan.
5!
235* Mar. 13
2
44
11
3
2
5* May
8
25* May
3
45* May
7
18
May
7
355* May 25
75* Feb.
6
70
May 23
26
May 11
175* Jan. 30
5
11
1
7
25* May
8
25* May
9
45* May 29
175* May
7
275* May 14
44
Jan.
145* Jan. 17
11
Apr. 21
55*
23
5*
5*
25*
35*
35*
45*
3X
45*
-----
2
13
5
Mar. 14
7
Apr.
70
25*
-----
16
14
4
26
1
2
9X
X Jan.
95* Feb.
135* Jan.
,9
May 15
_
i*
195* May 24
9
Jan.
1
5* May
7
21
May 12
16
14
15
8
14
10
15* Sale
5*
,5*
5* Sale
5* Sale
5*
5*
P
Sale
5
X Sale
IX Sale
4X Sale
3X
6
2X
1
IX
3Va
15*
IX
X
X
X Sale
X Sale
Va Sale
X
7Va
2X
20 X
35
10
-----
1
Sale
2
5
Sale
34
9Va
45
3
Va
IX
95*
20
8X
40
20 X
4
18
Sale
..L.
10
15
5
19**
33X
2
16
Jan.
Jan.
6
2X
2Va
175*
Jan.
May 7
May 23
Va May
7
21
May 12
1
1
5
15* Feb.
22
16
11
May 15
May 31
18
18
Sale
2
32 5* Feb.
„
5* Jan. 22
3
Apr. 28
4
32
Mar.
May 10
May 12
Feb.
7
Feb. 20
Jan.
2
5
May 16
5
May 28
105* Jan.
4
5
5
18
14 X May 31
16
1
65* Sale
X
IX
15
13
29
12
15
May
1
25* May
1
235* May 22
88
May 21
65* May
1
75* May 18
12
May 11
2
3
82
90
6 X
15
10
11
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
20
25
19*
com.*
pref
North American Car
Ex-dividend.
MX
16
13
3
pref.*
National Union Radio com..l
Noblitt-Sparks Ind Inc com.*
x
12
l8
100
0% preferred
National Standard
400
1,150
7,000
15
2
100
3,050 Nat Secur Invest Co
400
i",056
conv.
14X
3*
Nat Republic Invest Trust—
360
13X
12
Sale"
X
410 National Battery Co pref
*
3,450 Nat Elec Power A com..
*
70
7% cumul preferred......*
27,000 National Leather com
10
100
66
125*
14X Sale
May 31
May
3
May 29
May
7
23
1
100
1,300 Nachman Springfilled
600
70
10
X
26X
5
25 X
12
3
1
prior lien
Preferred 6% A
Preferred 7% A
conv
25*
75*
65*
185*
28
May 15
175* May 11
35* May 14
00X
Sale
36
*
14
Sale
26
460 Mosser Leather Corp com
*
4,500 Muskegon Mot Spec cl. A...*
400
5
345*
55*
450 Mohawk Rubber common
*
1,200 Monroe Chemical Co com..
370
Preferred
80 Mountain States Pr pref.. 100
50
7
-----
24
7%
520
4Va Sale
325*
45*
165*
105*
25*
3X
May 16
May 28
May 17
16
23
preferred....*
1,700 Miller ft Hart Inc
3,185 Modlne Mfg com
18
17 J*
Sale
17**
8
13,030
$6 conv. pref.
"A"
•
6,250 Midland United Co com
•
1,000
Convertible preferred..
350 Midland Utll t% pr lien..100
825
6
245*
X
520
340
Sale
Sale
.....
250 Middle Western Tel class A.*
419,981 Middle West Utilities new.
130
8 X Jan.
30
15
22
17X
26
240 Metropol Ind Co allot ctfs...
33,550 Mickelberry's Food Prod coml
40
10 X
19^
30
37
30
2.650
100
14
10X
19 X
55*
23 J*
"l",250
182,200
5,400
1,050
5
3 OX
45,400 Meadows Mfg Co com
6,950 Mer ft Mfrs Sec cl A com
"
5
6
22
490 McQuay-Norrls Mfg com.... •
26,200 McWilliams Dredging Co
*
1,250 Manhatt-Dearborn Corp com*
560 Mapes Cons Mfg capital....*
63,600 Marshall Field ft Co com...*
450 Material Service Corp com. 10
1,250
0
5
23
1,330 McCord Rad & Mfg "A"
*
19,130 McGraw Electric com.......5
40>
8
5X
2X
....
110
65* May
7
20 X
2,900 Loudon Packing common...*
31,900 Lynch Corp com
5
3,550
May 12
May 11
OVa May 2
145* May 18
9
May 2
185* May
1
X May 9
195* May
1
195* May 24
7
21
7% preferred
50
3,150 Lindsay Light com
.10
1,400 Lindsay Nunn Pub $2 pref..*
3,850 Lion Oil Ref Co com..
•
2,900
12
10
22
8
12
8
10
12
2
5X
11X
85*
17
Va
165*
13X
7X
1
200
50
OH
*
185,180 Llbby, McNeill ft Libby
10
1,500 Lincoln Printing Co com ._.*
400
100
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
15
55*
65
7X
X
Cumulative
Sale |
6 Va
..5
10
45* Mar. 31
5
17
65*
640 Lawbeck Corp 6% cum pfd 100
160 Leath & Co common..
»
10
oX4 ivxay Z6
8X May 23
14 X May 31
19
10
com
pref
1,840 La Salle Ext Unlv
7X
50
90 Kuppenheimer cl B com....5
300
16
id
May 14
6
7 X iviay
May
155*
Sale
100
conv
6
15* Jan.
8
5X Jan. 12
35* Feb. 10
12
May
1
19
11
Preferred...
160 Kirsch Co
335* Apr. 20
10
Apr. 26
55* Apr. 20
Feb.
IX May 28
May
2
May 3
12
May
1
7
4
12
55*
5H
12 X Sale
85* Sale
17 H Sale
Va Sale
175*
18X
17 X Sale
•
14,900 Kingsbury Brewing Co cap.l
10
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
15
14
•
1,560 Kentucky Utll jr cum pref.50
7,050 Ken-RadTube ft Lpcom A. .*
8,950 Keystone Steel ft Wire com.*
2,550
10X
com
com
8,700 Kata Drug Co com
2,450 Kellogg Switchboard
50
Preferred
100!
1X May 29
May 23
May
7
12
May
1
6
55*
17
v t c.
4,000 Jefferson Electric Co
1.100
4
*
15,650 Iron Fireman Mfg Co
2Ya
Sale
20
OX
OH
13 Ya Sale
8X
9X
18 X Sale
H Sale
19 X Sale
13 Va Sale
65*
75*
45*
6
10X
15
24 Va
28
165*
18
11 X Sale
35*
4
25
S6 preferred
15
Sale
13 X
*
430 Illinois Nor Utilities pref.100
3,670 Indep Pneum Tool * t c
320 Interstate Power $7 pref
*
"
265* Feb.
6
-----
Sale
19
45*
10
6,450 Illinois Brick Co
60
31X May 24
45* Feb.
8X
14X Sale
-----
18
10
11,050 Houdaille-Hershey class A..*
Class B
*
35,250
250
7X
12X
45*
5X
185*
21
% Sale
20 Va Sale
65*
7X
•
700, Hart Schaff ft Marx com..100
260 Hibb Spencer Bartlett com.25
50
IX
OH
4X
12 X
15
9
*
com
450 Harnischfeger Corp com
3,400 Hart-Carter Co con* pref.
150
4
7
6
Sale
12
8X
9X
..5
46,950 Greyhound Corp com
156,650 Grlgsby-Grunow Co com
31,900 Hall Printing Co com
50 Hammermill Paper com
~i",156
IX
OX
55*
17 X
.....
315* May 24
10
Dock
com..
Utll
2
~3X "5"
*
10,100 Godchaux Sugar Inc cl B
52,100 Goldblatt Bros Inc com
39,800 Great Lakes Aircraft A
49,200 Great Lakes D & D com
2,050
150.
Connell
172,400 Gen Household
500
3,550
17,100
•
34
5
6
*
5
790 Gardner Denver Co com
22,700 General Candy Corp A
1,650
15,250
IX
10
w w
31X
5
75*
—*
840 Eddy Paper Corp (The)..
21,450 El Household Utll Corp
3,900
31X
7
*
430 De Mets Inc pref
40
265*
100
common
920 Deep Rock Oil conv pref
6,990 Dexter Co (Thei com
910
150
Prior
Class A common
Decker (Aif) ft Cohn—
10
Apr.
195* Apr.
5
Mar.
Va Jan.
45* Feb.
105* Apr.
35* Jan.
15* Jan.
5* Feb.
25* Feb.
5* Feb.
28
4
20
2
15
6
25
9
17
23
6
15* Feb.
6
2
Feb.
2
Mar.
24
9
15* Feb.
27
15* May
105* Feb.
8
16
5
Apr. 26
3
Feb.
10
21
85* Feb.
Apr. 23
105* Apr. 27
40
15
Feb.
28
145* Jan.
30
55* Jan.
23
9
Feb.
3
Va Feb.
16
Jan.
3
2
25* Feb. 24
25* May 14
IX Apr. 27
46
Feb.
26
275* Feb. 19
15* May
5
16
Feb.
5
65* Feb.
7
1
5
Feb,
45* Feb.
ori
JHU.
6
*4
75* Mar. 2
75* Feb. 24
5
Jan.
26
Price
STOCKEXCHANGE
Jan. 2
Since
STOCKS
Jan. 1.
Co com
Oshkosh Overall Co-—
•
Ontario Mfft
16,630
Common
3,050
Parker Pen Co
Preferred
10
... ...
6
7%
23
1
23 %
5
3,400 Pines Wlnterfront com
•
13,150 Potter Co (The) com...
__*
22,750 Prima Co common..
*
1,250 Process Corporation com
•
21,000 Pub Serv of Nor 111 com
Common
60
5,850
6% preferred
100
3,680
2,420
7% preferred
160
Sale
38 %
Sale
64
11954
Sale
Sale
123
24%
2H
IH
22%
2H
1
5
3
Preferred
100
90
*
120 Richards Co (Elmer) pref
250 Rollins Hos Mills conv pref.*
82
42%
♦
4,660 Sears Roebuck A Co com.
370 Shaler Co (The) class A
780 Signode Steel Strap Co pf_30
Southern Union Gas com
*
3S*
700 Soutbw GAE Co 7% pref. 100
690 Southwestern Lt A Pow pfd_*
16
h
156
256
1654
6754
72
3
156
256
1454
1654
4756
43
41
58
1056 Sale
156
2
656 ----1
23A
56 Sale
5456
28
Sale
60
61
14
256
Sale"
46
61
150 St Louis Nat Stockyards cap *
51
8,150 Standard Dredge conv pref.*
Common
1
2,750
25
1,800 Storkline Fur conv pref
*
52,500 Stutz Motor Car com..
1,030 Sutherland Paper common. 10
25
221,250 Swift A Co stk
.15
105,700 Swift International
4
Sale
356
354
1%
4%
Sale
56
556
1
5
420 Telephone Bond A Share
First preferred
180
1656
2956
%
7%
254
Sale
356
1554
A.*
100
25
654 Sale
Convertible
preferred
2,500 U S Gypsum
256
,H.
1
•
20
...
44*
19,450 Utah Radio Products com..*
•
18,400 Utility A Ind Corp com
Convertible preferred....*
22,410
300 Utilities Pow A Lt Corp A..1
1
Common non-voting
150
820 Viking Pump Co common
Preferred
610
12,000
4,950
Vortex
15,300
Wahi
Class
*
*
•
•
•
...
Cup Co com
A
Co com
....
*
89,150 Walgreen Co com
Stock purchase warrants..
520
6)4% preferred
.100
30
•
8,490 Ward (Montgom; A Co cl A.*
1,270 Waukesha Motor Co com..
•
2,150 Wayne Pump Co com
Convertible preferred
3,770
611 Western Pow Lt A Tel cl A..*
40
l'A
54 Sale
1%
2
3
254
%
Vs
156
156
456
356
154
o
37
1*
1156
Sale
Sale
27
1 %
Sale
8454
Sale
80
89
2054
%
1H
154 Sale
2656 Sale
456
156
54
l._
2%
111
Sale
Sale
356
8*
10
15^
154
3
254
*
pref.*
Yellow Cab Co Inc (Chic)..*
.
.
*
84,850 Zenith Radio Corp com
254
%
2
3
Common new
6,800
3,600
7,750
value.
Yateu-Amer
x
Macb part
Ex-dividend.
(Continued from
r
1154
354 Sale
11
1
1
356 May 14
May 29
May 16
1054 May 14
May 14
156 May 14
24
May
8
27
2
2754
456
3
56 May
7
4056 May 29
56 May
4
May 23
May
1
156 May
4
156 May
4?6 May
1
40
254
1156
356
4
256
3
' 1
1256
Sale
1456
256
111
May
May
32
May
May
1
May
5
56 May
8
254 May
8
254 May
8
56 May 10
56 May 10
15
May
3
12
May 14
354 May 17
354 May 17
Sale
56
1454
Sale
256 May
56 May
13
May
2
256 May 29
3
30
25
Miar.
9
4
Jan.
2
Jan.
3
1954 Apr. 20
May
7
54 Mar. 15
15 100
54 Mar. 15
3
1056 May
1256 Jan. 13
554 Mar. 27
Jan.
3
May 25
854 Feb.
6
8
7
Jan.
156 Jan. 22
656 Jan. 22
16
Jan.
20
Feb.
15
7
756 May 23
May 21
Feb. 15
1156 Apr. 10
13
Mar. 16
256 Feb.
7
7
Mar. 20
3
Feb.
5
254 Mar. 12
60
Mar. 14
32
Mar. 16
61
May 17
5
554 Feb.
256 Jan. 16
654 Apr. 11
6
1054 Feb.
40
65
41
51
1
Jan.
11
56 Feb.
7
Jan.
3
40
1654 Jan.
2
Jan.
17
50
9
254 Apr.
56 May
456 Jan.
1
8
May 22
4
656 Jan.
10
14
Jan.
24
Jan.
5
12
Jan.
756 Jan.
654 Jan.
56 Jan.
1 54 Jan.
56 Jan.
56 Jan.
4056 May
256 Jan.
56 Jan.
56 Jan.
3956 Apr.
1054 Feb.
5-a Jan.
u-
29
12
23
30
4
1
May 28
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jan.
5
6
2
4
156 Jan.
23
Feb.
854 Jan.
Mar.
25
1
Jan.
17 56 Jan.
156 Jan.
10054 Apr.
88
Jan.
2356
54
154
56
1056
3
5
May 23
Jan. 24
256 Jan.
2
6
Feb.
Feb.
554 Feb.
156 Feb.
15
6
7
16
1
1
2956 May 31
1256 May 31
May 29
29
256 Feb. 15
4
2854 Apr.
Feb.' 6
5
102
Apr. 16
11554 Apr. 23
5
Feb.
4
256 May 29
4
_
1
50
35
11 56 Jan.
19
Apr. 24
Apr. 24
1
Mar,
1
Feb.
6
Feb.
4
56 May
854
54
54
5054
356
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
256 Jan.
56 Jan.
May
56 May
1656 May 19
356 May
Jan.
8
1856 Feb. 19
3254 Apr. 20
356 Mar. 8
1656 Apr. 20
56
156
4 54
54
29
3*
"1256
Sale
56
56
256
Jan.
7
2656 Apr.
2 54 May 28
9
1456 Jan.
90
5
May 29
2956 May 31
1256 May 31
29
May 29
154 May
1
27
May 28
101
31
29
4
*
4
May 23
May
1
May 28
May 16
5
11056 Sale
156
456
1
250 Williams Oil-O-Matlc com...*
Wisconsin Bankshares—
com
556 May
99
100
32
28
1
40
29
29
156
2656
156
2
18 12354 Jan. 16
5
2 12554 May
2456 Jan. 29
156 Jan. 15
3
1
Apr.
154
28
5
Sale
56 May
56
1
29
18
Jan.
354
5
456
2956 Sale
1256 Sale
4
May 31
56 May
7
40 56 May 29
39
5
39
154
Sale
3 56
354
36
454
454
156
27
2
115
1554 May 23
8
May
1
3
156
356
256
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
154
1
^
256
M
756
Sale
3
356
24 54
8 54
1%
28
Sale
2554 Sale
Apr.
356
1756
754
16
7.651 Wleboldt Stores Inc
No par
356
15
44* 45*
350 United Gas Corp common..1
•
270 United Ptrs A Pubs com
120
3056 Sale
454
1954
Sale
5
106
2
Sale
15
Sale
Sale
Sale
8
Sale
754
10
8
7%
Sale
Sale
5
15,950 Thompson (J R) com
3,050 Transformer Corp of Am com*
»
3,510 12th St Store pref A
Stock purchase warrants..
740
..♦
1,050 20 Wacker Drive S6 pref
*
800 Union Carbide A Carbon
*
1554 May 23
754 May 11
456
14%
2754
2
3856 Jan.
156 May
156 May
58
May
2
3154 May
8
61
May 17
356 May
8
156 May
6
May
454 May
8
May
1756 May
3256 May
_
7
4
-
6
156 May 12
156 May
56 May 23
52
May 23
28
May 31
61
May 17
3
May
3
56 May
1
6
May
8
4
May 22
756 May
7
1456 May 14
2854 May 14
354
156
4
Sale
656
456
554
5
3
Jan.
May 12
156 May 12
8
May
4
Jan,
4
Jan.
May 10
Jan,
10
---
154
8
11
1356 Jan.
13
756 May 23
May 21
4656 May
2
12
60
1
3
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
Jan.
1654 Apr. 26
5
Jan.
3
43
Feb.
5
3254 Jan. 31
256 Feb.
6
754 Apr. 11
1254 Jan. 30
356 Feb. 13
22
Feb.
6
22
Feb.
7
65
Feb. 27
71
May 22
3
Jan.
34
65
1056 May 31
70
44
57
2256
J
40
May
May
May 19
May
2
May
3
May 22
1056 May
1754 May
May 10
May 16
May 25
7
754
60
156
656
Sale
71
1056 May
3
1556 May 23
1956
15
754
62
May
—
1056
1854
12
Jan.
56
256
756
154
May
1
656
856
256
1856
1756
27
2456
98
1056
9
23
3054 May
5
10854 May 21 11254 May
5
12256 May
2 12554 May
2
2556 May 21 2656 May
3
2
May
7
356 May
356
1
May
5
156 May 10
156
May
3
3
254 May 28
3
1
1654 May
1454 May 29
16
May
7
100
May
7 100
123
1456
47
12
20
6
Sale
112
Sale
48
in
90 Slvyer Steel Castings com..
50 So Colo Power class A com_25
14,350
61
356
156
3
6
6
8
Common
3
1754
50
Sale
.....
60
2656
2554
..—
,1*
5%
40
100
...
156
1656
1656
98
....
12%
._..*
1,080 Sangamo Electric Co
15 h
16
2,600 Ryerson A Sons Inc com...*
8
Sale
Sale
112
115
14
560
1556 May 10
2756 May 11
56 May 11
4
May 21
756 May 19
154 May 10
16
May
7
1656 May
7
57
May
7
6256 May
3
456
856
256
18
18
454
Sale
Sale
60
30
5
1
Sale
34
*
Preferred
7
19
6
5
3
2
854 Feb.
22
Jan.
456 Jan. 17
56 Mar. 24
15
J
2756 Jan.
856 Sale
256 Sale
1754 Sale
1654
1754
13% Sale
13 % Sale
Common. 10
520
1456 May
30
26
a
6
4
8%
3%
3
10
vtc 50c
350 Reliance Internat A com
Reliance Mfg Co
1956 May
854 May
9
8
1456 Sale
3454
3654
3054 Sale
Vs
154
Sale
2%
7%
8,170 Quaker Oats Co com—.—.
Preferred
100
2,690
45,250
2
7
8
8156 May 22
14
Feb.
7
10
3
354 Jan.
May 28
5
7
May
May
19
MOO
....
8,750 Raytheon Mfg Co com
6% preferred v t c__
5,200
Sale
1
*
700 Peoples G L & Coke cap..100
5.650 Perfect Circle (The) Co
850 Rath Packing Co com
5
4%
(The) com..10
370 Peabody Coal Co B com
Penn Gas A Elec A com
12,300
456 May
456 Sale
20
1956
Highest.
Sale Prices
6054 Jan.
856 Jan.
8156 May 22
May 10
80
12
1056
454 Sale
1754
10%
854
9
Vs
1
1454
1556
it*
Convertible preferred
590
80
0% 13
"fii
Sale Prices
sale Prices
Ask
Ask. hta
68
100
Bia
Ask
Bid,
7% pref
Okla Gas & El
Lowest.
Sale Prices
Highest.
Lowest
May 31.
1.
May
1934.
Shares
1,000
1,050
JAN. 1.
RANGE SINCE
MAY.
PRICES IN
CHICAGO
aggregate sales.
-
EXCHANGE
STOCK
CHICAGO
60
Mar.
Feb.
2
29
156
Jan.
6
Apr.
21
1
Jan.
27
1856 Feb.
16
4
Feb.
28
4
Feb.
5
156 Feb.
6
1656 May 19
5
Feb.
5
Cash sale.
page
May 1 and May 31, inclusive, was
57.)
379,391,467 francs.
This last amount was the
twelfth successive weekly increase, which brought the aggre¬
and
the period to 3,537,382,816 francs.
The
holdings on May 25 were 77,465,582,262
francs, compared with 80,950,775,958 francs a year earlier,
and with 28,935,000,000 francs in June 1928, when the unit
was
stabilized.
The bank's ratio on May 25 was at the
between a high of
23.53
low of 23.34.
trends
increase of
gate increase for
bank's total gold
high point of 78.51%,
which compares with
77.89% a year
and with legal requirement of 35%.
The par of the franc, new dollar valuation, is 6.635c. per
franc.
On April 21 the franc rose to as high as 6,695, well
above the export point for gold from New York to Paris.
ago
was shipped on an exchange basis.
The
promptly dropped to 6.65.
On Friday, May 4, Paris
cable transfers closed at 6.63 (parity).
On May 11 it closed
However, no gold
unit
6.61%; on May 25 at 6.61, and on
It closed on Friday, June 1, at 6.58. The
range for
the month has been between 6.64% down to
6.58%.
The export point for gold from Paris to New York
is estimated at from 6.57% to 6.58 (6.59% being estimated by
the market as the "no profit" gold point).
The estimated
at
6.61%; on May 18 at
May 31 at 6.58%.
a
in May from
of the year.
of its own,
independent of the swings in the other major currencies,
due largely to the self-contained strength of the Italian eco¬
nomic position and to the steady improvement in business
conditions.
Foreign exchange traders in New York reported
that the, lira market was very thin and in small volume,
and that there was an almost complete lack of spot lira
throughout the month.
Such a condition would, of course,
tend to impart strength to any foreign currency, despite
major influences affecting the market at large.
In addressing the Chamber of Deputies toward the end
of May, Premier Mussolini took occasion to affirm Italy's
adherence to gold and asserted that those nations which
had abandoned the gold standard would return to it.
The
Italian exchange control issued a decree about the end of
Italian
lire
presented no decided changes
prevailing in April and the earlier part
Italian exchange appears to follow a course
exchange operations in Italy
genuine industrial or commercial
requirements or the necessities of travelers abroad.
New
York bankers interpret the Italian foreign exchange decrees
export point for gold from New York to Paris is 6.69%.
as tangible evidence that the members
of the Continental
Belgian exchange, a gold bloc unit, followed closely the
gold bloc are determined to maintain the gold standard and
trend of the French franc, to which it is intimately allied.
the stability of their currencies in terms of gold.
Dr. Y.
The par of the belga is 23.54.
On April 21, following the
course of the French franc, the belga rose to 23.72%.
The Azzolini, Governor of the Bank of Italy, at the last annual
meeting of the Bank for International Settlements, also
belga closed on Friday, May 4, at 23.48 for cable transfers;
made positive assertion of Italy's determination to mainon May 11 at 23.42; on May 18 at 23.44; on May 25 at 23.43,
and
on
June 1 at 23.34.
The range for the belga between
April
forbidding all foreign
except those arising from
(Contmued on page
61.)
Philadelphia Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE
Stock Sales.
May.
1933.
1934.
Shares
1
to
May 31
AGGREGATE SALES.
Jan. 1.
91.200
4,000
BONDS
1934.
Bid.
Delaware Elec Pow 54S--1969
Elec & People* tr ctfs 4a_1963
May
Ask.
26 4
174 Sale
274
264 Sale
Certificates of deposit.
23
1,000
14,900
7,000
99
(Pa) lat
a
f 4s_1966
1st 58
1966
Phila Elec Pow Co S4i._1972
3,300 Phila Reading Coal 5s___1973
1,000 Reading 4s
.1937
1,000 St Paul adj 5s
2000
10,000
Shares.
STOCKS
4,200
2,900
3,525
10,600
8,600
1,100
700
1,000
Lowest.
31.
Ask.
254 Sale
244
1074 Sale
106
104
484
American
*
Securities pref
Bell Tell Co of Pa pref
374
50
100
Budd (E G) MfgCo
Budd Wheel Co
64
112
244 May 21 27
May 28
23 4 May 25
264 May
3
IOR32 May 25 101*32 May 25
Sale
•
444
314
70
Co of N A
10
50 Minehlll A Schulyl Haven.50
2,600 Mitten Bank Sec Corp.....25
10,200
Preferred...
25
2,300
136,000 Pennroad Corp v t c
*
86,700 Pennsylvania RR
50
1,425 Penna Salt Manufactur'g.50
225
25 Phila Dairy Prod pref...
25
Elec of Pa |5 pref.....*
-
855
3,950 Phila
2,900
1,500
2,360
14.435 Phila
480
25
50
ctf of deposit
631
111
110
111
50
17
400
4,900
250
957
Shrere Ei
Tucony
10
Dorado Pipe I
Palmyra
•
2,700
30
Union
Traction
-
50
375
100
1,500
499
I
50
No par.
x
4
102
17
Sale
49
52
Sale
Westmoreland
W
Sale
1024
14
24
34
44
34 Sale
164 Sale
44
124
4}
24 */,
44
39
converted,
new
Jersey A .seashore RR
5
12
8
....
4
20
6
5
Jan.
15
34
Jan.
11
2 1004 Apr.
3
Feb.
105
Jan.
Jan. 22 1064 Feb. 28
Mar.
2 634 Mar. 2
Mar.
1 994 Mar.
1
Feb.
5 224 Feb.
5
Feb.
8 854 Feb.
8
28 100
Feb. 28
16 111 4 May 24
24 May 14
284 May 13
57
May
7
4
214
4
18 4
404 May 15
3
314 Jan.
5
Jan.
15
Jan.
Feb.
10
12
May 14
294 Jan.
51
4
Mar. 24
84
74 May 29
May 11
84 May 12
47
May
4
45
May
5 1124 May 18
4 May
5
4 May
5
174 May 16 184 May
8
93
5
2
Jan.
3
9
Jan.
Jan.
2
Jan.
2
Jan.
13
494 Apr.
44 Jan.
May
1004 Feb.
1084 Mar.
4 Mar.
17 4 May
4 Sale
%
1
4
4
Sale
Sale
%
4
i
10
Sale
84
9
154 Sale
164
Sale
86
97
Sale
154
974
74
Sale
Sale
74
94
54
Sale
Sale
44
54
.4
84 May
8
May
154 May
97
May
74 May
4 May
14 May
6
10
12
10
24
1
29
•
May
1
9
May
3
164 May
1
99
May 21
84 May
9
59
624
58
11
74
624
29
40
29
40
64
50
40
.
""94
6
104 May 11
6
May
8
60
May
5
32
May 29
104 May 11
7
May 10
60
May
5
32
May 29
Jan.
21
23
23
324 Apr. 27
13
May
1
154 Apr. 24
64 Feb. 21
294 Apr. 18
264 Apr. 14
47
Jan.
Apr.
5
18
16
Jan.
24
31
8
24
14e Mar. 15
Mar. 16
1
Jan.
14s Feb.
17
114 Apr.
17
9
Jan,
May
3
204 Feb.
16
99
44 Jan.
May 21
84 Apr. 26
23
74 Jan.
9
6
Mar.
2
Jan.
9
53
1
44 Feb.
6
394 Feb.
614 Jan. 24
19 1124 May
3
1
Jan.
144 Jan.
86
1
20 105
*54 Jan.
5
6
12
20
19
494 Apr.
6
9
Apr. 25
4« Jan. 29
4 Apr. 24
1
8
18
24
25
10
Jan.
Q3/
8
5
20
4« May 17
% May 15
204 May
Apr.
514 Apr.
104 Feb.
204 Feb.
51
Apr.
24 Apr.
34 Apr.
11
45
2
7
*0
74 Sale
4
9
2 1034 Apr.
Jan.
304 Jan.
44
34
164
184
15
Mar. 14
22 100
4 Jan.
May 11
May
8
May
3
May
1
May 15
May
9
May 28
14
Jan.
17
2
394 Jan.
6
54 Jan.
12 4 May 14
47 4 Mar. 22
8
15
14
25
30
514 Jan. 24
Apr. 23
89
1
34 May
1
33
May
2
584 May 31
Feb.
44
71
204 Mar.
.8* 20M
20'
12
Jan.
Jan.
6 134 Jan.
Jan.
9 1174 Mar.
Jan. 13
74 Apr.
May 14
54 Jan.
34
Jan. 22 40
Feb.
2
14 Feb.
9
Apr.
24 May
24 May
18
74
434
47
39
74
1114
54
34
l»ie Mar. 15
50
Of
294 Mar. 24
Feb.
2
8
104 May 11
74 Apr. 11
60
Apr. 13
35
Apr. 24
German marks showed
bf the most brilliant
successes of finan¬
total amount of 61,392,000,000 lire to be
demands for reimbursements amounted to
a
only
or
dollar
about two lire per 1,000.
parity of the lira is 8.91c.
week ended May 4 the range for the lira
During the
between 8.53%
8.57; for the week ended May 11 the range was between
8.52% and 8.54%; for the week ended May 18 the range
was between 8.49% and 8.54.
The following week showed a
in tone, with
a
range
of
was
between
8.51
and
8.54.
The closing week of the month showed the lira
strong, with
a range of from 8.49 to 8.60'.
The unit ranged on May 31
8.50@8.53% for cable transfers.
ness
as
during May.
most
>
a decided tendency toward weak¬
Bankers regard the outlook for the mark
unpromising.
statements
On several occasions during the month
made
in
responsible German quarters
clearly indicating the imminent probability of mark devalua¬
tion.
For
gold at
and
recovery
Prices.
854 Apr.
6
294 Apr. 16
18
Jan. 18 274 Apr. 19
101*32 May 25 101*32 May 25
54
Jan. 30
484 Jan. 26
100,032Jan. 11 1032*32May 25
854 Apr.
154 Jan.
Ex-dividend.
123,300,000 lire,
The
2
14 May 21
14 May 22
112
Coal........*
117 York Rys preferred
was one
cial history.
24
24
102 4 103
Sale
1014 May
4 103
324 32 4 Sale
32 4 May 14
324
4
5
54
44 May 14
54
Sale
84
104
84 May 14 13
5
5
44
44 May
5
8
26
254
244
244 May
3 254
234 May
4
244
32
integrity.
Tlie Italian policy has been carried
persistently that the conversion last February of the
5% consols
14
25
57
12
May
May 10
May
3
May 18
May 31
May
"
May 22
May
4
52
58
324 Sale
gold
out so
474
84
Sale
24 Sale
294 Sale
584 Sale
(Continued from page 60.)
tain
464
84
154
424 May 10
May
3 1174 May
May 25
64 May
May 14
44 May
5
May
2 40
May
7
2
May 28
May 28
404 May 15 45
444 May 25 484
81
2
82
May
7
194 May
204
994 May 28 100
474 May 14 514
%
may
84
74 May 3
12 4 ■
May 14 174
100
49
24 Sale
24
24
}
404 Sale
47
474
834
86
19 4
20 4
99
51
494
74 Sale
49
93
82
20
184
304 Sale
50
...
1,800
81
100
Sale
Sale
14
if
44 4
474
24 Sale
304 Sale
584 Sale
224
30
1
226
Certificates of deposit.....
92,300 United Gas Impt com.......*
2,486
Preferred....
•
32,100 Victory Insurance Co.....10
200 Warner Company
•
1,075 Westmoreland, Inc....
•
645
47
44
174
90
394
64
134
1
22,700
16,300
2
50
43,000 l onopah-Beiimont Devel
34,200 Tonopali Mining
1,900
.
'
15
85
25
Bridge...
200 Telephone Security pref
12,800
36
33
May 14
50
286 Scott Paper
.♦
Series B 6% preferred
20
100
Series A 7% preferred__100
62
~
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
1054
634
994
224
854
1114 May 24 1114 May 24
41
414
434
9
94
114
1164 Sale
54
64
54
3 4
4
34
394 Sale
384
2
2
24
...
10 Reading Co
7,400 Reliance Insurance
1,165
-
Pow pref
6,881 Philadelphia Traction
20
m.
Elec
16,050 Phila Rapid Transit...
54
16,225
7% preferred
50
4,261 Phila A Reading Coal A Iron*
1,756
-
110
75
1,000 Horn
21,000
13,300
1.
100
1074 1084 1074 1084
454
32
27,100 i^high Coal A Navigation..*
11,078 Lehigh Valley
50
m—
100
6
1,668 Electric Storage Battery..100
6,375 Fire Association
10
1,600
4,010
1,682
m.
99
44
14
...
250 Horn A Hardart (Phila) com.*
A Hardart (N Y) com..*
100
Preferred
100
—'-
100
384
8
54
34
*
50
...
30
•
99
Sale
_*
13,200 Insurance
JAN.
par
Stores..
Bankers
1,800 Central Airport
500
Sale
51
216
30
Lowest
Prices
27
100
400
100
Sale
1004 Apr.
850 Cambria Iron
1,175
Highest.
Sale Prices.
33
260
at
Ma y
Bid.
Western Union Teleg 44s *50
Shares.
300
459,888
RANGE SINCE
1032732May 25 1032*32May 25
6,000 Peoples Pass tr ctfs 4s
1943
11,000 Philadelphia City 3^s.._1934
*
Ask
800 Home Owners Loan 4s.1951
"5.656
1.
Bid.
7,000 lnt'1 Hydroelectric 6s
1944
9,000 Liberty Loan 1st 44s, 1932-47
Phi la Elec
651,550
Jan. 1 to May 31
PRICES IN MAY.
800
1,000
$138,100
Jan. 2
S
2,000
516,400
34,750
1933.
$115,100
Price
Since
May.
1934.
May
PHILADELPHIA
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
Bond Sales.
1,138,269
' 2,812.474
257,948
1,705,081
_
Jan.
an
were
some
months
average
the
Reiehsbank
has
been
rate of 20,000,000 reichsmarks
a
losing
week.
The mark is only nominally on the gold standard. * Unless
reversal of the gold losses occurs promptly,
and this
a
seems
highly improbable, responsible opinion is that Germany will
gold openly by July. The Reiehsbank state¬
have to abandon
ment
for
the
week
ended
April 30 showed
a
loss
in gold
holdings of 14,294,000 reichsmarks.
For the quarter ended
May 7 the loss was 21,415,000 reichsmarks.
A further loss
of
22,689,000 reichsmarks
was
{Continued
recorded during the second
on page
63.)
Boston Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON BOSTON
Jan.
1
to
In
Since
Jan. 1.
BONDS
"8",066
15,000
43,000
27,000
64
31K
84
63,400
2,928
7,322
311
1,370
11
10
10
100
26
Sale
34
36
28 K
Sale
[Class A 1st pref stamped 100
11
7
Sale
13
Sale
10K
11
15
10
858
50
57
13
100
1st
pref class C
1st pref class D
6%
950
cum pref
11 Conn & Pass
330
1,587
582
384
584
35
2,976
399
4,486
60c
"1100
I.IlOO
IIlOO
7
15%
15 %
100
N Y N H at Hartford
1,945 Old Colony...
23,660 Pennsylvania RR..
1
6%
IK
IK
100
100
2 Northern RR (N H)
29 Norwich at Worcester
"l00
Sale
Sale
IK
8K
Sale
Sale
.....
20
100 %
Sale
Sale
100
"1111.50
"76"" "78"
30 K
Sale
97
25
8
16
7
23
9
15
1 % May
2
12
May
May
2 % May
7
May
22
May
13 K May
13K
4K
2%
5
6
7%
Sale
10
9
8
3
24
24
Sale
17K Sale
Sale
32 K
100
130
101
Apr.
Jan.
70
8
10
35
13
10
17
17
20
Jan.
99
May
3 104K Apr.
52
2
May
58
23
May
Feb.
24
40
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
19
7
56
92
May 10
Feb. 10
Mar.
8
2
25
17
19
14
19
12
15
3
102 K Jan.
10 108
May
1
May
1
May
7
May 11
May
2
May
1
May
8
May
9
May
7
109K Jan.
139
70
55
May
May
Jan.
7
Apr.
1
25
Jan.
May
10
Mar.
25
15
13 K Mar. 16
7
10
May
23K Jan.
9K Jan.
8K Jan.
42 K Feb.
Feb.
If*
Mar. 28
10
Jan.
21
Feb.
10
Jan.
19
Mar.
15
Feb.
15
25
May
9
Feb.
5
Jan.
150
Apr.
5
86K Jan.
3 102
10
May
14K Apr.
15K May
10K May 10
15
Jan.
9
7
May 21
May 11
May 21
May 11
97
2K Jan. 16
16K May 11
6K Jan.
IK Jan.
7
Feb.
3
5
14K Feb.
27 K Mar. 15
Mar.
22
May
13 H May
87
Apr.
100
Mar. 10
3
Jan.
May
8
113 % May
4 115
100
May 22 102 % May 29
1
28% May 14 32 K May
2
14
Jan.
1
May 11
16K May 11
5% May 15
3
May 11
10
May
3
24
May
3
17 K May
1
5
24
Mar. 17
85
2
24
Feb.
87
5
Apr.
13
May
8
102 K May 29
115
Feb.
Sale
78 K Jan.
27K Jan.
39
Feb.
6
Jan.
120
Jan.
16
112
Mar. 29
120
108
26
28
30
9
18
3
9
41
132%
99
58
99K Jan.
29 %
Sale
10
39
95
118K
101
Jan.
93 K Jan.
16
May
May 24 102
May 11 97
100
....
IK
12K
Sale
Apr.
Apr.
139
103
97
IK
12K
5K
2K
59
88
155K
100
114
24 Prov & Worcester Ry
IIlOO
81 Vermont & Massachusetts 100
17
16
22
90
83
pf_100
....
15K
92
100
Preferred
17,634
17
90
100
1,050 East Mass St Ry Co
First preferred....
5,092
Preferred B
1,724
Adjustment
1,252
1,741 Maine Central
308
86 K
100
Ry pref
12
19
153 K
136
May
May
May
17
May
10
May
15
May
15% May
"l6K
18
10K
15
"36"'
15
10
10
17
100
27
10
.....
17
Sale
15
Class D 1st pref stamped 100
.109
19 Boston at Providence
Chic Jet Ry at U 8 Y—
6
15
12
100
707
130
10%
13
May 31
May
7
May 11
May 17
8
10
12
Class B 1st pref stamped 100
Class C 1st pref stamped 100
23
61
....
1st preferred class A
490
912
.
Sale
8
Sale
May
May 29 139
131
63
Sale
132 %
64
Sale
69 K
Prior pref
3,153
4,551
295
356
23
138
56
105K May 16 108
Sale
11K
56 K
..100
259 Boston & Maine pref atpd.100
Common stamped
32
100
13
Sale
111
...100
76
14
38
May
9
May 29
May
3
May
9
92
106
08
10
Feb.
89
May 10
56
80
94
90
Prices.
65% Jan.
35
52
Par
Boston flt Albany..
Boston Elevated
53
52
.52
75
105
102
1935
STOCKS
Shares.
Shares.
:
P C Pocahontas deb 7a
Sale
54
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
40
May
7
May 28
75
May
9 99
May 10 104 K
May 22 52
58
May 31
99
99 K
103K 104K 103
47
45
49 K
50
50
Sale
103 % 105
49
51
52
37 K
37 K
60
Sale
Prices.
1.
34
72% May 28
53
May 28
Sale
54
58 K
"97" "I"
94 K
Sale
42
38
57 K
439,650
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Prices
58
35
88
93 K
38
2,000 Kan City Mem 5c Blrm 5s.1934
"5" 500
176
$138,400
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Lowest.
Sale
Ask.
Ask. Bid.
73
Bid.
Sale
31
1948
Serlea D 6a
6,030
May 31
May 31.
1.
May
Ask.
66 K
Bid.
385
"~6~, 606
Jan. 1 to
1934.
1948
133,900 Amoskeag Mfg Co ta
1946
78,500 Brown Co 5%e
5Ks
1950
24,000
29,000 Chic Jet Ry & U S Yds 4a. 1940
5a
..1940
129,000
270,000 East Mass StRR aerA 4)4 a 1948
Serlea B 5a
.1948
82,750
47,000
5,000
3,373,867
1933.
1934.
$160,200
834,100
,
- — -
-
Price
Jan. 2
$
%
May
PRICES IN MAY. 1
BOSTON
STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
May.
1,482,816
Shares 487,652
3,498,632
May 31
Bond Sales.
1933.
1934.
Stock Sales.
May
111
MISCELLANEOUS—
850
495
93
Amer &
5,024
8,595
4,706
951
729
17,444
1,542
20
Continental Corp.
Pneumatic Service
25
Preferred
jg
_
First preferred.....
50
Amer Telep A
Teleg...""ioo
61,046
"
•
30,516 Amoskeag Mfg Co
•
2,218 Blgelow-Sanford Carpet._
Preferred
398
40
1,284
1,165
Amer
172 Continental Sec Corp
100
987 Bast Boston Co.
20
First preferred
180
75
620
370
.
183
25% 1st pref allot ctfs
Gilchrist
*
Co
1,115
Gillette Safety RatorCo""
16,974
(Ihe) class A common.
30
356 Hathaway's Bakeries pref
Helvetia Oil Co (T C)
1,770
Mygrade-Sylvanta Lamp^
1,398
60
w
6%
58
47
46
8%
Sale
40
42
96X 102
108K
5K
85
83
Sale
12
Sale
11
14
Sale
12
13
12
Sale
2K
5K
2%
9K
Sale
55c
9
71%
66% Sale
9A
38
Sale
Sale
Sale
2%
2K
5K
IK
7K
71K
Sale
66
Sale
Sale
8K
43
38%
98K 105
s*
17
7%
9K
.....
5
2
9K
139
Sale
11
Sale
20 K
1%
Sale
3
May
7K May
22
May
118K May
2^ May
28
May
86
May
12
May
14
May
3
May
6
May
70 K May 23
64 K May 17
7K May 24
38% May 23
2
12
1
18
10
1
25
1
May
9
9
May
5
72
May 24
67
May
2
9K May
3
38 K May 23
103
Sale
22%
8K May 23
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
60c May 24
7 K May 14
IK
139%
18
Sale
Sale
18
17
May
9
May
2
May 22
131K May 14 140
11
May
1 11% May 14
21
3
21
May 10
1
22 K May
12
10K May 10
4
May 28
9K May
8
11K May
May 22
May
3
May 22
22
20K May 12
21
IK May
18
10K
1
15c
23
25
*
1
IK May 16
3,059
10,834
•
England
-5
Sale
22
27
22
26
22
19
19
18
%
21
...
IK
21K
90c
21
IK
22
1
May 18
15 %
14K
*
2%
3
6K
6
Sale
2
7%
5K
5%
1 %
Sale
24
5
5K
IK
22
5%
6K
Sale
Sale
19
12
9
21
1
25
15 K May 19
K May 19
1
22
May
May
May
May
May
May
7 K May
5K
5K
1K
24 K
May
May
May
May
1
9
1
21
10
K
%
%
Assenamant paid
t
tfl#
1
X
...»
85
Ex-dWklend
a
Sale
r
95 %
Oash fiaie.
IK
Sale
K
92
Sale
K May 21
Sale
89 K May 12
1
3
12K Feb.
16
Apr.
Jan.
.4
Mar. 22
6
May 25
3K Mar.
5
Jan.
IK Feb.
10 K Feb.
55
Jan.
72
45
Jan.
60c
May
7K Jan.
16
10
6
18
6
May 22
17
12 K Jan.
65c
Mar.
19
Mar. 14
7
13
4K Feb.
5K Apr.
1
May
22
May 25
Feb.
21
K Jan.
3
K May 21
Jan.
9
5
18
21
16
25K Feb.
5
Jan.
17
2
11K Apr. 30
Feb.
5
12K Jan.
24
6
22
May 22
Apr. 18
IK Apr.
9
24
25
84
Apr.
Apr.
15K Mar.
9K Feb.
15 K Apr.
4K Jan.
83
30
Mar. 19
18K Apr.
154K Feb.
12K Feb.
IK Jan. 22
Apr.
3K Jan.
8K Jan.
Jan.
42
Feb.
Jan.
7
23
24
25
102
125K Jan.
7K Jan.
20
24
Apr.
68 K Apr.
10 K Feb.
38 K May
100
Jan.
K May 19
95 K May
6
Jan.
Public Service
Rndland TaI A Tel
Feb.
6
3
7
Jan.
22c
%
5
9;
K May 19
15K
5%
5K
5M
6
Jan.
5
79% Apr.
15%
Sale
6%
Sale
Sale
26 K
Jan.
2
22
7
28
86
10
1K May
312*
125K Feb.
10 % Feb.
39% Feb.
Jan.
79
May 22
May
3
18
8K Feb. 26
6
3K Jan.
4K Jan.
2
May
5K May
20
May
107K Jan.
5K May
26
May
2
2
1
5K May
11 % May
Hole
Common
Mow
3
11
K
1,651
10K
78
24 K
2,336
11%
5%
Sale
70
*
New
5%
11
65c
.....
866 Nat Serv Cojcom aha tr ctfs..l
No par value
11
18
Sale
*
Com atk Tr cert.
13,712 Mass Util Associates itc
2,388 Mergenthaler Linotype
1,625 Nat'l Mfg & Stores Corp
10
*
6
Sale
M
X
5
55
*
Sewing Machine Co
10
Int Hydro-Elec Co Sys cl A 25
10
569 Libby McNeil Llbby
25
454 Loew's Theatres
65
ww
5K
20
Sale
26
1
3,135
7
423
5%
5
•
630
50
3,605
113 %
'IK "I"
*
Preferred
International Button
462
Sale
7% Sale
118 %
2
German Credit & Invest
Corp
,£l vBros 's Cooper Corp
30
6
20
Sale
22
7
11
Sale
5
21%
IK
.
I*
86
General Capital Corp
»
462 Georgian. Inc (Thel cl A pf_20
.
2%
Sale
3%
7 K Sale
Sale
29
125 K
3,254
8
3
15
Edison
63
1,964
Sale
Elec Illumination.ioo
12,276
13,348 Employers' Group Assoc T C*
230
98
100
726 Economy Grocery Stores
123
Sale
7
10
..
48
1,660
1,690
5
10,525
5fas * Pue| Assn com
*X% Cum Prior pref... 100
6,632
6% Cum preferred
..100
11,678
Eastern SS Lines. Inc
*
13,990
Preferred
""*»
390
WW
111K
Brown A Durrel Co
common
112
726
25
23
7%
3
Boston Personal ProoTr
100
3,293
Brown A Co
6% Cum pref "100
3,939
591
1,661
1,119
5
3%
Sale
Hioo
106
1,099
4K
3%
8%
24
3
7
7
7K Apr. 13
5
6K Feb.
2K Feb. 17
1
27K Feb.
33c
1
Feb.
23
Mar. 13
IK Feb.
7
96K Apr. 25
JUNE, 1934.]
AGGREGATE SALES
In
BOSTON
STOCK BXCHANQK
Since
Jan. 1.
May.
Shares.
STOCK
BOSTON
PRICES IN MAY.
STOCKS
May
1934.
Bid.
8,209 Pacific Mills
100
24,056 Stone Ac Webster
9,921 Swift & Co
1,549
7,347
2,077
12,348
39,972
5,496
405
1,384
7,431
723
195
230
Sale
Union Twist Drill
5
United Founders Corp com 1
United Shoe Mach Corp
25
Preferred......
14
%
Sale
33
25
392 Waltham Watch class B
484
Preferred.
85
Prior preferred
95
25
Sale
18,954 Warren
6
7
60
100
10*$
*
....
17
55
Sale
.....
5954
11
13
154
54
554
554
"IS"'
Jail.
18
1254 May
1
3
May
7
854 May
2
1554 May 15
854 May
1
1654 May
2
10
2
Jan.
Jan.
16
13
14
17
25
16
6054 May
2
15
May 11
1% May
7
68
May
1
3454 May
3
May
May
54 May
6354 May
33
May
2 54
2
154
154
554
554
6
10
854
9
8
May
1
May
1
May 21
May
2
May
4
May
4
May 14
17
55
2054
75
Sale
1254
*
Sale
17
1054
2054 May 15
25
8
22
18
10
23
57
12
16
% Sale
6554 Sale
3354 Sale
30
75
2654 May 29
May
May
May
May
654 May
1454 May
Sale
15
654
12
1254 May
3454 Feb.
5
1054 Feb.
3
12 54 May
1
3
May
7
954 Feb. 17
1954 Feb.
6
1354 Feb.
7
654 Jan.
3
1554 May 18
554 Jan.
8
14
Jan.
8
19
9
Jan.
20
8
54 May 25
2
3254 Jan.
5
May
May
May
May
18
May
55
May
1154 May
36
Mar. 27
5
May
May
554 Jan.
9
554 Jan. 31
Jan. 17
Mar. 21
3
854 Feb. 21
Apr. 25
17
Jan.
8
6
21
45
Jan.
3
55
1254 May 16
4
May 10
1
May 23
454 May 31
25c
May
4
5
May
1
1
May 23
554 May
1
25c
May
4
10
Jan.
Feb.
24
May
4
1354 Jan. 24
1754 Jan.
5
1254 Mar. 2
654 May 14
1754 Jan.
5
2
7
Apr.
9
15
Apr. 26
154 Feb.
2
6854 Apr. 17
5654 Jan.
254
154
654
554
Feb.
62
4954 Jan.
.....
*
Highest.
Sale Prices.
6
58
iS*
554
Lowest.
Prices
1154
254
754
1554
754 Sale
254 Sale
154 Sale
"20""
100
Bros
10
Convert ible preferred
305 Warren (S D) A Co com
60
2%
com •
-
3,306
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Sale
Sale
Sale
2054 May 15
3
8
6054 Sale
1354 Sale
54
%
6754 Sale
34
3554
9%
Sale
—
56a
3,495 Venezuela Mexican OH CrplO
895 Venezuela Holding Corp
*
1,764 Waldorf System Inc...
140
1.
Sale Prices.
Highest.
Prices.
9
254
17
854
*
Sale
Sale
15
>3
16 X
25
-
Ask.
2454
16
Lowest.
12
Inc cap atfc
Torrlngton Co
28
8
480 Spencer Trask F'd cap stock *
3,109
1,657
May 31.
12% Sale
2%
3
8X Sale
1,690 Reece Folding Macta Co ....10
11,281 Shawmut Asan T G
1,528
1.
Ask. Bid.
26X
1M
85 Ry A Lt Sec Co common
962 Reece Button Hola Mach..lO
168
350
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Shares
------
63
Jan. 2
-
593
EXCHANGE
9
MINING—
443
3,623 Calumet
100
210 Cliff Mining
3,373
55 Island Creek Coal
------
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20
-
160
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-
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1,381
1,380
1,370
2,927
44,201!
1
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25
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Nlpisslng Mines
Pond Cr
Co
Shannon Copper Co
r Cash
87 %c Sale
1754
154
20c
ended
May 30
was
down to
of the mark
is
3.7%.
Theoretically,
During the week
40.33.
May 4 the unit
was quoted in New York
between 39.54
Between May 5 and May 11 the
range was 39.48
and 39.75.
to
on
the par
39.70.
_For the week ended May 18
tween 39.52
the unit
varied be¬
and
39.65.
The following week the mark was
quoted between 39.35 and 39.63, and for the final
week of/
the
month
154
which
earlier
in
considerable
the
to
At the
1%%.
acceptances
Holland
reduction
in
last week of
effect
2%% to 1%%.
A
these rates
15
75c
Jan.
6
Apr.
154 Feb. 24
18
May 23
254 Apr.
7
22c
Apr. 30
10
Jan.
1
Jan.
3
12c
Apr.
12
Jan.
11
3
Feb.
16
Jan
10
554 Feb.
16
75c
1
3
in harmony with world silver prices, were rela¬
per
1
May
silver
London
in
at
The high
13/166., on May 9>
Silver closed on May 31
9/16d.
Jananese yen closed on May 4 at 30.37; on
May 11 at 30.33; on May 18 at 30.34; on May 25 at 30.22,
and on Mav 31 at 30.10.
Hong Kong was quoted on May 4
at 35.53(5)36 1/16, and Shanghai at 31.77@32 3/16.
On
Mav 31 they were, respectively, 36.22(5)36 11/16, and 32.56
(5)33.00.
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transfers, against 68.18 at the end of the
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from 68.24 down to 68.00.
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May 11 the range
was 67.86 to 68.10, and the
closing price for the week was
67.91 for cable transfers.
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cables closed
at 67.93. having shown a
range of from 67.78 to 68.05.
The
guilder closed on May 25 at 67.88,
having ranged between
67.84 and 68.11.
Guilders ranged on
May 31 between 67.64(S)
67.70.
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32,67) closed May 4 at 32.56 for
cable transfers.
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May 11 the range was
32.46 to 32.58.
The following week the
range was 32 47 to
32.67.
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32.57, having shown
a range for the week of
between 32.55 and 32.65.
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on May 31 was
32.46@32.50.
on
85c
55c
18
further
rate brought that rate from
iy8% to 15/16%. At the
time the buying rate on
prime guilder acceptances
Exchange
26
2
5
5
19
was
prime guilder
from
Jan.
Jan.
Apr.
On
gold,
The 2% rate had been in
time the buying rate on
reduced
19
25c
1
May
1
May 23
154 May
1
16c
May 24
254 May
1
354 May
2
24
8
14
29
29
14
5
Mar. 20
354 Feb.
254 Feb.
fine ounce, the low for the month.
a
both
year
same
was
154
54
154
254
move
3/16d.
lowered
from 2%
53c
18
especially to France,
this movement was
definitely reversed in May.
Both coun¬
tries increased their gold
holdings, with the result that
money developed great ease,
particularly in 1 Holland.
On
May 3 the Amsterdam private discount rate was
April 24.
May
May
May
May
May
May
16
2
Sale
and
lost
454 Feb.
50
4
2
154 Feb.
254 Jan. 10
tively firm.
39.31 down to 39.04.
the countries neutral
during the war devel¬
oped an easier tone in terms of the
dollar, moving down in
sympathy with the trend of French francs and
sterling.
However, these units were firmer in terms of francs
Switzerland
Jan.
30
17
23
Exchange on the Far Eastern countries was, of course,
strongly influenced by the trend of sterling exchange. This
applies especially to Japan and India.
The Chinese units,
on
sterling, and while
54 Mar. 31
May 18
May
2
Mar. 14
254 Feb.
54 Apr.
were
33.78@34.
The free market for the paper peso, as
quoted in New York, ranged during the month from 23.25
to 23.70.
the range was from
Exchange
92
12
21
sale.
bank's gold holdings totaled
1,250,180,000 reichsmarks. The
highest point of all time was reached on Jan. 1
1929, when
the gold holdings stood at
2,799,245,000 reichsmarks.
The
least,
85c
16c
3
Jan.
15c
Sale
Sale
15c
Sale
3
Mar. 14
1
4
254 May
9
May 21
41c
95c*
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254 Sale
IX
IX
Sale
15c
95c
50
254 May 17
May 25
48c
Sale
Sale
1654
154
25c
254
42c
54
1
11
15c
95c
May 18
4954 May 23
154
2
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at
20c
Apr. 11
2454 Mar. 20
2
254
15c
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IX
10
Utah Apex Mining...... ...5
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2
48c
154 May
3
54 Apr.
5054
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10
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154 May 11
81c
154
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65c"
Co.........25
Feb. 14
Jan.
92
154
5
654 Feb.
9
254 Apr.
554 Feb. 23
60c
Apr. 12
2854 Feb. 21
8
1
3
5c
quarter; a loss of 13,943,000 reichsmarks for the third
quar¬
ter, and for the quarter ended May 31 the loss was
16,847,000
reichsmarks.
Total gold holdings on
May 31 stood at
130,104.000 reichsmarks, against 372.329,000 reichsmarks a
year ago.
At the outbreak of the World War the Iieichs-
bank's ratio
10c
354 Jan.
105
75c
""254
25
Pocahontas Co....*
Bx-divldend
35c
35
25c
2.50
Oulncy Mining
454
254
Sale
54
1
454
154
3%
IX
2%
5
North Butte
OHbway Mining Co
Old Dominion
3,54
5
5c
3
1,424
70,058
1,450
9,823
6,216
20,366
2,507
56,148
487,646
7,050
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ix
25
254 New River Co preferred... 100
433
Common
100
58
490
Sale
100
ix
25
25
Mohawk
Sale
554
54
X
....
90
1
Isle Royal Copper
366 La Salle Copper
5,567
4 54
1
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...1
.
Preferred
7,999
200
Sale
25
13,496 Copper Range Co
25
2,542 Hancock Consol Mining...25
200
—
4H
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developed an
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strongly inclined to move in
sympathy with ster¬
The softer tone is. likewise due in
part to the steps
taken by the various
exchange control boards, in
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on
Other Centres.—For tables usually
appearing
here, showing daily rates of exchange for the month
other centres, see pages 65 and 69.
on
Continental and
Baltimore Stock
RECORD
MONTHLY AND YEARLY
BALTIMORE STOCK
RANGE OF PRICES ON
STOCK
Since
Jan. 1.
BALTIMORE CITY
l",206
300
500
100
""566
500
2,200
3,300
1971
1961
10434
-
Sale..
104
-§434 III"
9434 Sale
17
30
Jan.
99
10234 Feb. 23 102J4 Feb. 23
1
2 104 34 May
94 34 Jan.
Jan.
24 10334 May 14
99
May
1
Jan. 22 104
99
L03 34 Apr. 11 103 34 Apr. 11
Jan. 24 10434 Apr. 11
99
2 10434 Apr. 11
9434 Jan.
10434 May
1
10334 May 14
104
May
1
10334 May 26
10334 May
7 10334 May
7
May
2
90C
7,30f
Is Annex
is Annex
Improvement.. 1951
7
1955
1951
1963
Is Public Park Impt
Loan..
(coupon)
Paving
a
IsP & B
P & B
s
(cpn)_.
May
104
104
104
9434
9434
9434
Improvement-. 1954
6,00(
3,30(
5,40(
1.001
3.00C
1,00c
104
2 104
May
2 10434 May
Mar.
5 10434 May
9534 Jan.
j
10334 Apr.
6
Feb.
10434 Apr.
12
7
11
May 28
8 104
May 17
May
7 10434 May 17
103
21 10234 Feb. 21
8
6 10134 Mar.
May
2
Mar. 15
99 34 Jan. 25 104
Mar. 15 10334
May 28
104
103
104
13 103 X Apr.
16 10434 Apr.
Feb.
:
104
9434
Prices.
Sale
Prices.
9834 Jan.
104
9434
Loan
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale
Prices.
10334 May
1 10334 May 1
10334 May 28 10334 May 28
10334 May
7
10334 May 14
104
May
1
10334 May 26
Sale
104
9434 Sale
1961
..1961
1960
104
104
Sale
Prices.
_
11
27 10334 Mar. 27
3 103 34 Apr.
3
.1952
1942
Apr.
Apr.
Jan.
A
17 105
r.
17
23 104
11 103 34 Apr. 11
May 29
Feb. 12
12 100
s
P & B (cpn)
s
2d School Loan
s
2nd
s
2d .School Loan
1943
Feb.
9
4s 2d School Loan..;
1940
10 10434 Apr.
1959
24 103 34 Apr.
10
24
4,901
100
1,000
4s 2d
school
Sewer
_
1948
May 29
May 29 104
104
1947
loan
(cpn)
100 4s 2d Water
"9,466
Sale
10334
.....
1958
1958
Is Airport
1957
Is Engine House
...1957
is School
House
1957
4s 3d sewer series (cpn).1957
101
400
9434
Is Water
701
1,600
.....
la Conduit
1.00C
1,500
9434
1962
1961
Ask
Bid.
Ask
Bid.
BONDS—
Sale
Ask
Bid.
Highest.
Lowest.
May 31.
1.
May
1934.
Is Burnt District
700
2.000
11,30C
2,00(
1.40C
JAN. 1.
RANGE SINCE
PRICES IN MAY.
1,400 Is Conduit
1,600 4a Jones Falls
1,000 iys2d Sewer coupon
9,800 Is Sewerage Impt
1,100 ts Dock Loan
4,200 Is School House
200
609,400
734,703
Price
EXCHANGE
BONDS
$
1933.
$106,900
to May 31.
Jan. 2
In
May.
300
"l
Jan.
266,353
BALTIMORE
AGQKEQATE SALES
1934.
$171,900
May
90,144
36,297
273,761
Shares
May..
Jan. 1 to May 31
EXCHANGE
Bond Sales.
1933.
1934.
Stock Sales.
Feb.
Feb.
9 100
1957
ser
1950
1,000 4s 2d water serial
1947
2,400 4s 2d water serial
1954
1,000 4s 3d School (cpn)
....1937
1,000 4s
26,200 334 s New sewerage Impt.. 1980
10334 May
9834 May
100
98
96
9 10334 May
May
9
Apr. 13
L06
Apr.
L01H Apr. 30 10134 Apr. 30
May
9
8 100
90
Feb.
9
100
8
5
5 10134 Mar.
29 10334 May
9
13 106
Mar. 20
Mar. 20 60
Jan.
8
Jan.
8 102
1034 Feb.
8
9Hi Jan. 17
60
1,000
1,000
10,000
3,000
Alabama Co gen 6s ext
..1938
Bait Spar Pt & Ches
434% (certifs)
Balto
Trac
i",666
1134
934 Jan.
Balto
2,000
.1936
1,000 Canadian Govt 434s
3,000 Central Ry Cons 6% ctfs.1934
5,600 Century Parkway Corp 6sl956
5,000 Consolidated Gas Ist5s..l939
1,000
1,000
4,000 Davison Realty 6% (ctfs).1940
2,000
6,000
1,000
3 10834 May
3
15,000
United
5,000
2,000
1,000
74,000
39,000
1,000
Shares.
450
3,388
225
Ry
El
&
STOCKS.
934
8
9
Sale
2734
9654
9734
9
1034
16
200
~2,446
228
16,432
1,147
Preferred
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43
46
39
36
54
9
34 Sale
834
854
934
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9
834
1
Sale
954
934
Sale
2
12c
7c
1734 Sale
40
33
18
Sale
Sale
3934
10c
1434
3534
3
May
3
May 21
May
4734 May 22
May 11
1334 Mar.
14
Apr.
854 May 10
9
May
1
1
May 28
854 May 11
834 May 18
154 May
9
954 May 29
9
May
1
1
May 28
954 May 28
934 May 31
154 May
9
554
7
1534
40
May 25
4
Sale
113
118
634 May 14
1534 May 14
Sale
1 634
Sale
118
20
25
18
May
May
May
1
1
4
May 25
Sale
116
734 May 21
1634 May 19
May 15 11834 May
1,049
4,797
43
236
25
29
•
100
100
100
105
90
6
43
Jan.
Feb.
16
81
12
85
Feb. 16
Apr. 12
39
Jan.
15
47 34
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11034
10834 Sale
10234 Sale
104
10034
29
62
Apr. 24 105
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
8
Apr.
734 Apr.
134 Feb.
34
■i
8 34
34
89
29
May
3
29
May
3
May
9
May 29
May 28
10234 May 19
2834 May 10 29
56
May
3 63
11054 May
2 11134 May 19
108
May
8 11034 May 11
102
May
3 10354 May 16
17
27
20
26
221
1,051
230
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2.50
20
2,382 Fidelity 9c Guar Fire Corp. 10
*
939 Finance Co of Am class A
value.
20
1934
4034
III" "14"
4
54
5
Sale
Sale
20
6
—-
16334 Sale"
20
40
4134
1934 May
4034 May
1
1
1834 May 29
6
May
9
2034 Man 11
4434 May
9
20
May
2
654 May 21
34 Jan. 26
Apr. 23
Feb. 16
Feb. 27
10
5?6
12
3
12
Feb
8
16
3
11
Feb.
23
20
2
2
Feb
1
Mar.
9
10c
13c
18
45 34
17
15
Jan. 18
1434 May 15
May 11
9c
Jan. 11
4
Apr.
9
1234 Jan. 25
5
Jan.
8
834 Jan.
4
11234
Jan.
1834 Jan.
Feb.
10c
Jan.
434 Feb.
12.34 Jan.
8 34 Feb.
1634 May
11
28
25
6
19
11834 Apr. 28
Jan
Mar.
2
2534 Feb.
2934 Mar.
1
5
30
Mar.
2534 Feb.
2434 Jan.
90
Jan.
105
24
Jan.
29
9
May 29
Jan.
65
Feb.
52 >4
5234
10534
Jan.
101
Jan.
93
Jan.
Feb. 16
Jan
3
1034 Jan. 23
1834 May 29
3
Jan. 17
18
May
7
11134 May 19
11034 May 11
10334 May 16
10
5% preferred
May 22
Apr. 24
35
30
105
103
28
25
1
25
com.
24
6% preferred ser D
5Vi% pref ser E
12c
10c
May 16
1434 May 15
May 11
35
4
534
742
Consol Gas E L 9c Power
Sale
.....
9
•
6
Jan.
Apr.
Jan.
5c
28
7% preferred
.....
4
31
327
10
-"§54 Sale*
24
2,046
16
134
Sale
%
934
134
444 Commercial Credit pref B. .25
132
6H% 1st preferred
100
81
17
2634 Jan.
9654 May
4834 Feb.
8
Feb.
105
54
.100
pf..l00
50 Commercial Credit Corp
831
8
May
3
May
3
May 21
1
4
Apr. 19
100
Feb.
7
28
Mar. 17
97
Apr.
6
4834 Feb. 17
834 Jan.
3
17
Apr. 28
16
May 21
78
85
25
Preferred
10 Colonial Trust Co
92
9654 May
1
Apr.
27
4
81
100
common.
Black & Decker common
688 Ches
165
Apr.
Feb.
43
200 Baltimore Trust Co (old).. 10
505 Baltimore Tube
8
17
1634
15
9654 May
Par.
1,850 Appalachian Corp
18,748 Arundel Corporation
1,408 Atlantic Coast L CConnl
-""466
Apr.
funded 5s
(flat)
1936
22,000
Funding 5s (ctfs)
1936
1,400
First 6s (flat)
1949
38,000
1st 6s ctfs (flat)
1949
12,000
Income 4s (flat)
1949
48,000
First 4s (flat)..
1940
149,000
1st 4s ctfs (flat)
1949
78,000
42,OOOWash B & A 5s (ctfs) flat. 1941
Shares.
22
100
9654
RR
Pennsylvania
2
Jan.
78
Traction 1st. 5%
1938
1,000
1,000 Finance Co of Amer 6 34s. 1934 100
2,000 Ga Caro & Nor 6% flat.
1949
4,000 Lexington Ry 1st 5s
2,000 Macon Dublin & Sav 5%.1947
834
Maryland El Ry 634s (flat)1957
15,000
6s
1933
12,000
6% (certificates)
1933
3,000
Maryland
16
10334 Mar. 9
12" Feb.
2
75
Apr. 23
15
Feb. 16
15
Feb. 16
1634 Jan. 30 1634 Jan. 30
3 10834 May
3
10834 May
May 18
Feb.
45
27
10834 May
1st 48
...1951
1,000
1948
1,000 Merchants Term 6s
2,000 Monongah Vail Tr 1st 5s.1942
31,000 North Avenue Market 6s. 1940
2,000 Potomac Vail RR 1st 5 % .1941
Jan.
13
9
12
75
May 18
75
Fairmount & Clarksburg
1,000
7
934 Mar.
18
1234 Mar. 22
11
1942
Dlv 1st 5s
1,000
934
934
4^8.1953
....1953
Nth
Co.
02
I6l
Augusta Ry & F.I Co 1st 5sl940
.
1034 Apr. 18
4434 May
3
9
Apr.
12
22
20
Mar.
634 May 21
BALTIMORE STOCK EXCHANGE
June, 1934.]
AGOREOATE
SALES.
PRICES IN MAY.
baltimore
Jan.
STOCKS.
Jan. 1.
May.
Shares.
Finance Service
20
Common
com
class
50
15
*
45 Home Credit Co pref...
50
OH preferred.
..100
132 Insurance Shares Md ctf« —*
2,735
249
Mfrs Finance
636
1st preferred
679
214
5,545
7X
3X
1
1 *A
.25
.i
Maryland & Pa RR
32 May Oil Burner Corp
8
306
100
Merch
7%
2
Sale
1% Sale
com.
205
190
50
2,334
1,279
91
Mt Vern-Woodb Mills
12
"17"" IIII
14
200
May
May
17 X May
7c May
45
May
5
May
32
Sale'
18
Common
50
21
pref..
1X
—
2
82 National Marine Bank...
139
111
.
3,400
415
10
9X
Sale
10
.
48
54
49%
55%
120 Seaboard Comm'l
83
55
23
62,258
10
U S Fidelity
8c
2
Guar
213 Western Md Dairy Corp pref*
20
475 Western National Bank
140
May 24
3
May 26
May 18
ZX
10
7
2
185
31
8
21
10
23
7
28
4
15
Jan.
24
8% Apr.
17
4
19
Feb.
5
2% Feb.
IX Jan. 31
31
7
Jan.
7c
Feb.
Feb.
6
Mar. 28 200
Jan.
3
35
13
22
May 29
May 29
May
2
Apr. 24
Mar. 12
Jan. 26
6
May 31
15
Feb.
7c
4
Jan.
7
Feb.
18% Mar. 12
Mar. 23
Mar. 23
49
2X Jan. 16
26
10
Apr.
6% Apr.
Mar. 21 141
Mar. 21
25X
9X
74%
IX
45 X
nx
May 29
6
Apr.
Feb.
May 24
23
May 24
23
3% May 2
7
May 18
3
May 26
Apr. 27
Jan. 30
4
25 X May 29
11
May 11
88
May
7
IX May 22
May
9
56
23
7
%
2X
Jan.
30
9
Jan.
May
7
1% May 22
56
Feb. 13
9
26
Jan.
17
88
8
May
1
12% Jan.
1134 Jan. 26
May 24
Apr. 26
Apr. 27
234 Jan. 30
7
70c
8c
United Rys & Elec Co com.50
6,747
1,065
8,137
25% May 29
9 % May
2
86
May
2
1% May
8
54
May
4
Sale
Preferred
;
...10
101
318 Standard Gas Ej pref
100
10 United Porto Rlcan Sug pfd*
com A
May
May
May
May
May
May
Jan.
X
34
9X
934
19
Jan.
16
4
May 23
4
IX Jan.
141
26% 30
10 % Sale
87 X Sale
1%
2
24
5 Roland Park Co prior pf._100
35
31 200
14 34
2
18%
7c
10
23
45%
5
5X
Prices.
5X Feb.
8
9
3% Jan.
7 X J an. 25
5
Apr. 12
Jan. 10
Jan.
4
75c
....
28
30
11,879 New Amsterdam Casualty.
50
423 Northern Central Ry
3,400 Owings Mills Distillery Inc..l
•
3,215 Penna Water A Power
20 Roland Pk Homel'd Co pf.100
1,867
48
7
29 Nat Central Bk of Bait...100
1209
Sale
32
200 Mortgage Bd & Title Co com.*
240
Jan.
I*
200
8
434
2%
.10
Miners
Transp
Monon W Peon PS 7% pref 25
8c
9%
5%
Sale
1% May 23
8X May
3
2% May
3
2
May
1
May
2
7% May
9
2
May 23
1% May
2
Jan.
7
100
25 Mercantile Trust Co
3,024
2,766
9%
Sale
3% Jan.
9
5% Mar. 16
5
Apr. 12
2X Jan. 11
% May 29
X May 29
% May 29
X May 29
9% May
2
9
May
3
1
9%
6X
4% Sale
25
Second preferred
87,616 Maryland Cat Co.........
410
X May 29
% May 29
9% May
2
7
May 17
ft—*
common
1.
Highest.
Prices.
3
100
15,289 Houston
351
Sale
10
50 Guilford Realty Co com
1.252
Prices.
Sale
100
Preferred
JAN.
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
100
2d pre!
110
Lowest.
Ask.
1 <>
Preferred
5 Ga Sou & Fla 1st pref
110
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
cl A..10
B
864
135
1.
May
Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
1,597
SINCE
2
1934.
Shares.
RANGE
Price
stock exchange
Since
In
65
6X Sale
3% Sale
65%
86
.....
29
28
RATES OF EXCHANGE
Sale
5%
Sale
8c
May 31
5% May 12
83
82
29
May 29
May 26
27
Feb.
10
10
Jan.
24
70c
15c
Feb.
5c
Feb.
23
3
Jan.
9
7
Feb.
5
Jan.
11
85
26% Mar. 28
29
10c
May
4
6% May
2
82
May 29
29
May
4
65%
Apr. 27
Apr. 16
ON CONTINENTAL CENTRES.
Table Brought
Forward from Page 63.
Paris
Swiss
Amsterdam
Belgium
Italian
Greek
Francs
Francs
Guilders
Belga
Lire
Drachma
May
Bankers'
Checks
Bankers'
Bankers'
Bankers'
Bankers'
Bankers'
Checks
Cables
Checks
Cables
Checks
a6.64% 6.63%o6.6434
2.... 6.6234a6.63
6.62%06.63%
3.... 6.62%a6.63
6.62%o6.63%
32.55032.60
32.56032.61
68.04a68.14
68.07a68.15
23.49a23.52
23.50
023.
32.54a32.57
32.55032.58
67.99a68.09
68.00a68.10
23.46a23.48
23.47
023.
32.55032.57
32.56a32.58
68.01a68.03
68.02a68.04
23.44a23.47
23.45
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4
32.53a32.57
32.54o32.58
68.00a68.04
68.01a68.05
23.44a23.47
23.45
023.
a.55%
53
a.54%
53%a.55%
53%a.54
32.54032.57
32.55a32.58
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68.02a68.07
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53
a.54% 7.53%a.54%
1....
5
6.63
6.62% «6.62% 6.62%o6.63
6.623406.63
6.62%06.63%
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6
7—
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V
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SUN
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54
d!y
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8.54%a.55%
8.53%a.54%
8.53%a.55%
8.54
a.54%
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32.49032.56
32.50a32.57
67.90a68.03
67.93a68.04
23.43a23.46
23.44
a23.
52
a.53% 8.53
32.45a32.56
32.46a32.57
67.85a68.06
67.86a68.08
23.39a.2348
23.40
a23.
52
a.54
32.52032.57
32.53a32.58
67.92a68.09
67.93a68.10
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a23.
10—
6.61
6.613406.62%
32.50a32.53
32.51032.54
67.88a67.93
67.91a67.95
23.42023.44
23.43
a23,
11.—.
6.61
52% a.54% 8.53
a.54%
52
a.53
8.52%a.53%
06.61% 6.613406.62
6.603406.61% 6.60%a6.6134
32.48032.51
32.49a32.52
67.87a67.93
67.88a67.94
23.40023.43
23.41
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52
0.53
32.47032.49
32.48a32.50
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67.85a67.89
23.38a23.40
23.39
a23,
49
a.51% 8.50
a23
49
9....
12—
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13....
14—
a6.62
SUN day
SUN day
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a.95%
a.95%
a.95%
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6.61%o6.62% 6.6134^6.63
6.61
06.63% 6.6134^6.6334
6.61%a6.63% 6.61%o6.6334
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8.49%a.51%
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SUN day
8.52%a.54%
8.52%a.54
SUN day
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.94% a.95
SUN day
6.593406.61% 6.59%o6.6134
6.61
06.61%
32.46a32.53
32.47a32.54
67.74a67.88
67.78a67.90
23.38a23.43
23.39
15—
6.60 34 06.61
32.50032.53
32.51032.54
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67.87a67.90
23.40a23.42
23.41
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50
a.51
16....
6.60%a6.60% 6.60%o6.61
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32.49a32.57
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67.85a67.92
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6.61
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50%a.52
8.51
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32.58032.66
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32.59a32.67
67.89a68.01
67.93a68.02
23.41a23.45
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51%a.53
8.52
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32.55032.61
32.56a32.62
67.89a67.94
67.92a67.95
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51
8.51%a.52%
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06.62% 6.6134<*6.62 34
6.61
06.62
6.61%06.62%
06.62
6.6O%06.61% 6.61
20—.
SUN day
18—.
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SUN day
SUN day
51
a.52
SUN day
21—,--.
6.60%o6.61% 6.61
06.62
32.56032.58
32.57a32.59
67.90o67.97
67.91a67.98
23.40a23.43
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6.61%o6.62%
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06.60%
6.62
06.63
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32.62a32.65
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6.61
06.62
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50%a.52
32.54a32.57
32.55032.58
67.83a67.88
67.84a67.90
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50%a.51% 8.51
6.6O%06.6134
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67.85a67.90
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23.41
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6.6O%06.6O34
32.51032.54
32.52a32.55
67.78a67.83
67.79a67.84
SUN day
23.39a23.41
23.40
a23
50%a.51% 8.51
.49%a.50% 8.50
23—
24—.
25—
26—
SUN day
27—
28—
6.59
06.6o
29—
6.59
06.60
30—
31—.
6.6O%06.61%
6.59%o6.60%
6.59%o6.60%
holi day
6.58%o6.58% ,6.583406.59
SUN day
32.49a32.54
67.71a67.82
67.74a67.83
23.36a23.42
23.37
32.50a32.53
67.68a67.79
67.69a67.80
23.37a23.38
23.37%a23
32.45a32.49
Denmark
32.46a32.50
67.63a67.69
Sweden
67.64a67.70
a23
holi day
23.33a23.36
23.34
Norway
8.51
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.94%0.95%
a.54
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a.52X
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holi day
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8.50
a.95%
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a.50%
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a.50% 8A9%a.50%
a23 .37 8 .49%a.53
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SUN day
.
0.51%
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32.49a32.52
holi day
8.51
50%a.51
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SUN day
32.48a32.53
holi day
.94%a.95
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22—
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holi day
a.53%
.94%a.94%
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.94%0.94%
Spanish
Krone
Krona
Krone
Reichsmarks
Schilling
Peseta
Bankers'
Bankers'
Bankers'
Bankers'
Bankers'
Bankers'
May
Checks
Cables
Checks
Cables
Checks
Cables
Checks
Cables
Checks
1—
22.87o22.94
22.88a22.95
26.39a26.47
26.40a26.48
25.67a25.79
25.68a25.80
39.61a39.65
39.63a39.67
18.96
2—
22.82022.90
22.83a22.91
26.35026.44
26.36a26.45
25.67a25.75
25.68a25.76
39.52a39.61
39.54a39.63
18.94
18.97al9.05 13.73%al3.75 13.74
18.95al9.05 13.72
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3—
22.88a22.92
22.89a22.93
26.40a26.46
26.41a26.47
25.74a25.79
25.75a25.80
39.54a39.60
39.55a39.61
18.93
18.94al9.05 13.72
4—.
22.85a22.90
22.86a22.91
26.37a26.44
26.38a26.45
013.73 13.72%0l3.74
25.70a25.77
25.71a25.78
39.53a39.56
39.54a39.57
18.96
18.97al9.05 13.72
6—
22.S5a22.88
26.38a26.43
26.39a26.44
al3.73 13.72%al3.74
25.71a25.74
25.72a25.75
39.55a39.57
6—
22.86a22.89
SUN day
SUN day
SUN day
39.56a39.59
SUN day
18.92
Cables
Checks
18.93al9.05 13.72al3.72%
SUN day
Cables
013.76
013.75
13.72%a.73%
SUN day
7—
22.83a22.88
22.84a22.89
26.36a26.39
26.37a26.40
25.68a25.74
25.69o25.75
39.49a39.56
39.50a39.57
18.96
8—
22.80a22.90
22.81a22.91
26.31a26.39
26.32a26.40
25.63025.70
25.64a25.71
39.47a39.60
39.48039.62
18.91
18.97al9.05 13.70al3.72%
18.92al9.05 13.69013.74
9
22.87a22.92
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18.94
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22.83o22.88
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26.36a26.41
26.37a26.42
25.69a25.74
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39.62a39.68
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18.97
18.98al9.05 13.70al3.72
13.71al3.73
13.71013.72%
12—
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Cleveland Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON CLEVELAND
1934.
1933.
21,398
176,547
89,361
184,556
Stock Sales.
May
Shares
-
Jan. 1 to May 31
AGGREGATE SALES,
Since
May.
Jan. 1.
STOCKS
Par.
1,950
Aetna Rubber
5,702
455
75
690
.
87
100
!
200 Bessemer Limestone A
900 Brown Fence & Wire B—
100
400
IX
X
4%
1
51%
%
100
1
7
458
2,498
*
245
-.100
Pref
1,266 Cleveland Builders Realty..*
494 Cleveland Builders Supply..*
■
"
391
100
3,302 City Ice & Fuel
"""407
682
100
.I...
238 Cbase Brass Ac Cop pfd
25
382
Preferred
Central United National—20
IX
2,931 Cleveland Cliffs Iron pref—*
2,582 Cleveland Elec III 6% preflOO
4 Cleveland Quarries
""86
Certificates of deposit..100
706
2,902
2,336 Cleveland Trust
249
312
100
583
40
95
18
21
100
32
235
80
Preferred
39%
39 X
5234
46
Sale
68
Sale
1,865 Federal Knitting Mills
1,485 Ferry Cap & Set Screw
9X
*
""240
••
»
—
J*
—
26%
*
55
75 Great Lakes Towing
9 Great Lakes Towing pref. 100
*
766 Grelf Bros Cooperage
20
550 Halle Brothers.........
10
101
5
Preferred
281 Hanna M A $7 pref
50
2,993
285
147 Hlgbee 1st preferred
44
5,205 Interlake SS_.
926 Jaeger Machine.
269
255
1,780 Kaynee Co
230
42
7
*
100
8
10
334
10%
7
7
13
14%
89
92
20
22
5
26
29
34X
38
40
78
10
3
6%
3%
87
7
6
15
93
95
Sale
70
85
90
8
82 X
3K
40
2%
5%
54X
75
77
78
12
31
4
2%
6
634
76
98
May
1
May 10
2134 May
3
24
OY4.
8X
50X
9X
5X
X
4X
6X
1
7%
50
23% Sale
16
17%
80
99
89
94
17
19
1.*
28
Sale
734
79
2%
50
72
*
6
9%
Company..........*
1
4
""'l75
6,275 Lamaon Sessions....
*
*
1,161 McKee 'Arthur G) B...
1,760 Medusa Portland Cement...*
1,629 Metropolitan Paving Brick..*
371
16""
50
2334
24
"81"
8*
18*
9SH
2234
234
1
20
12
85
75
85
11X
12
1134
12
6
100
159
12
......
Preferred
100
137 Miller Wholesale Drug
"975
9,537
46
"ISO
Mohawk Rubber..
Preferred
.
.
490 Murray Ohio
30 Myers (F E> Bros
169
_.*
'.*
*
12
26
8
21
2
25
8
14
17
May
5234 May
61
May
11
May
734 May
6
May
334 May
10
May
10
May
May 23
57
May
4
71
May
1
11
May 21
9
May
3
10
May
1
334 May
8
13
May
3
1034 May 24
55
84
May 12 92
11034 May 26 111
1934 May 14 22
May
4
May 25
May 18
10
5 34
5
16
434
Sale
534
934
6
9X
9
10
4
4
5
45
3
2%
3
8
234
3
4X
Sale
4%
434 Sale
1834
1934
100
4X
120
2,460 National Acme
316
643 National Carbon pfd.....100
5 National City (Old)
100
25
3,241 National Refining.....
133
40
5
32
45
""955
Preferred....
1,037
3,665 National Tile.
463
430
10 National Tool
"'196
196
Preferred
9,240 Nestle Le Mur "A"
1,970
*
»
700 Nineteen Hundred Corp4 A"*
100 North Amer Securities A
50
2,505
504
Ohio Brass "B"
Preferred
8
7
10
45
Apr.
55
Jan.
13
3
16
Jan.
20
85
Jan.
98
May 10
1
2354 Feb.
8634 Apr. 23
1754 Jan.
3
434
May 17
2
May 15
80
May 17
534'
5
Mar. 19
55
3934 Jan.
50X Jan.
57
May 23
May
4
83
Mar.
Jan.
11
Apr. 30
13
Feb.
2
12
Jan.
29
May
May
334 May
6*
ir
334 May
4
May
8
2334 May
1
16
May
3
83
May 16
92
May
7
1434 May 28
34 May 12
16
May
7
42
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
8
10
14
16
17
15
2
25
2734 May
4
May
1234 May
75
May
1134 May
2834 May
534 May
15
May
75
May
12
May
14
2
21
24
17
42
18
25
14
24
26
2
IX
6
65
2
34
234
2
3
...
IX
21%
2354
1634
83
92 34
1734
1
18
17
Jan.
16
17
Jan.
16
100
111
22
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
554 Feb. 21
Feb. 23
28
4 34 Feb.
Mar.
6
Jan.
80
Jan.
2
34 Jan.
3
534 Jan. 12
5634 Apr. 10
82
Apr. 12
20
Apr. 12
42
'May
8
2134 Jan. 12
Jan.
3
Mar.
9
9
1
90
254
5634 Apr. 10
82
20
42
25
Feb.
Apr. 10
Apr. 23
Jan.
22
634 Jan.
13
19
84
54 May 12
Jan.
26
2134 Jan.
334 Jan.
6
2
12
33
8
Feb.
2
65
Jan.
30
16
70
Feb.
634 Jan.
234 Jan.
3
24
12
Mar. 20
12
7
12
5
234 Jan.
754 Jan.
24
5
14
Feb.
8
Mar. 28
11
Feb. 24
2
254 May
2
434 May
1
May
234 Jan.
5
30
434 Apr. 16
Mar. 26
55
334 Jan. 30
May 10
4
55
May 10
2
Mar. 26
Apr. 17
434 Jan. 20
8
1
8
534 May 21
654 May
5
13934 May
9 140
May 11
Feb.
13
4
Apr.
18
15
434 May
5
6
60
75
May 10
May 14
134 May 16
3
3
2334
May 29
254 May 14
2234 May 25
2
May 17
May 31
May
5
3
May 29
334 May
1
23
May 25
Sale
12
1234
12
90
60
80
75
4
May
8
May 29
May
4
85
4
19
17
May 21
19
15
4
May
1
May 16
May
4
X
17
Feb. 23
534 Feb.
Apr.
Apr. 26
4
20
Mar. 23
Apr. 24
134 Feb.
6
18
May 25
Jan.
15
19
21
5
85
234
Apr. 12
Apr. 12
May
8
4
5
434
Mar. 14
334 Feb. 20
654 Feb.
9
2
6
90
15
8
9634 Apr.
May
1
934 May 29
4
May
2
5
5
Sale
12
15
Feb.
18
85
95
75
Jan.
2
15
Jan.
2
Feb.
23
95
Feb.
23
4% Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
Feb.
13
434 Jan.
24
9
854 Feb. 19
May 11
135
140
60
Jan.
Jan.
5
45
3
134 May
34 Jan.
May
154 Jan.
May
2
12
334
34
X
1434
May
8
May 29
Mar. 15
Apr.
Feb.
34 Jan.
May
334 Mar.
24
Apr.
34 Jan
Feb.
75
2
6
26
3
3
21
Mar.
754 Feb.
5
May 31
75
34 Jan.
3X
X
Jan.
9*
15
23
2
95
434
1833
5
534
75
Sale
154
2
X
IX
2234
Apr. 24
Apr. 30
May 18
May
9
934 May 29
4
May
2
4J4 May 14
5
3
334 Sale
2234
2434
8
Jan.
6934 Mar.
10834 Mar.
15
2
Jan.
70
234 May
9
234
17%
10034 Jan.
5
Mar.
44
Jan.
634 Jan.
80
Mar. 22
534 Jan. 20
2834 Jan. 29
10954 May 14
Feb.
8454 Apr. 27
14
200 ParagonRef gBv t c 3d P End *
*
3.498 Patterson-Sargent..
Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
4434 Jan.
46
310 Packer Corp
500 Paragon Refg 3d pmt end...*
value.
IX
21
534
10
9
7954 Apr.
58
Sale
13634 141
60
18
11
28
10
60
5X
Feb.
20
20
34
Jan.
2 34 Jan.
*
146
10
•No par
3
1
18
25
May
2
May 18
334 May 28
82% May 18
7 34 May
8
100
85
""120
IX
50
100
6
7
20-
28
100
6
136
4
28
Prices.
Feb.
34 Apr.
6% Apr.
33
Apr.
834 Apr.
7034 May
2
May
334 Apr.
134 Apr.
40
100
100
434
234
9
12
2X
15
A
45
45
5
Sale
2
34 May 31
5
2734 May
2
3734 May
4
3
May 24
82% May 18
634 May
9
5
6
88 X
Preferred
1
5
2
....100
*
5
14
3X
16
Jan.
56
Sale
1
134 Apr.
334 Apr.
1
Apr.
2
'
50 Korach
Mar.
22
24
75
6
48X
Jan.
May 11
3
May 22
77
2734
4 34
1434
5%
5
May 14
6
70
2334 May 12
10834 May 26 10934 May 14
May 11
23
15
14
21X Sale
3
Jan.
.534
58
82
40
30
68
90
"~23l
25
40
3%
86
,
X Sale
22
13
10
27%
42
5
71
3
10
Preferred
2,586 Kelly Island L ft T
151
*
100
6
1234
35
.*
Harbauer
647 Harris Seybold Potter...
125
10
100
7%
110%
22
12
6X
100
*
100
85%
10 X
25%
10
74 X
25
10 Goodyear T & R 1st pref
18
R
4
33 Goodrich (B F) pref
15
*
Jan.
3
45
1034 May 18
98
May 10
20
May
8
10..
26
5%
25
9
151 Godman Shoe..
84
Sale
109%
71
479
6% preferred
100
10,420 Geometric Stamping.......*
«.
13 %
15
*
174 General Tire & Rubber
4
12%
11
103
810 Fostoria Pressed Steel Corp.*
60
~12~
75
9
70
115 Firestone T & R 6% pref. .100
'/-•
435 Foote Burt..
10
7
3
2
12 X
9
Sale
10
Sale
May 24
% Apr. 20
4
34 May 31
54
Sale
Sale
9
534 May 15
32
May
5
834 May
4
7034 May 18
2
May 11
334 May
1
34 May 31
3
25
Sale
7X
1
14
16
18
11
1
85
54
7X
*
2l
5
10X
1
Highest.
Prices.
234 Mar.
109
9
___*
417 Faultless Rubber
10434
2034
80%
2%
3X
55
*
350 Enamel Products
55
1.
55
U X
5
10 X
134 May 24
46
10
50
71
Lowest.
Sale
Prices
65
Sale
21
10
May 24
534 May
30
May
634 May
7034 May
2
May
334 May
Sale
24
*
262 Elec Controller & Mfg
2%
44
100
4,373
X
108% 110
104
"35"
1
Sale
Prices
"i'X "2"
25
*
Dow Chemical
355
JX
23
24
55
_*
IX
86
2X
5
Sale
6% Sale
Sale"
82
8X
3,582 Corrlgan McKinney voting..!
Non-votin g
1,108
1
50
90X
17%
63y8
IX
X
*
4,415 Cleveland Worsted Mills
2,110 Cliffs Corporation v t c
100 Commercial Bookbinding
""25
85
18X
3
Sale
6%
IX
53 X
12
2
Sale
.....
35
30
46
55
10
*
100
245 Cleveland Union Stkyda
115
IX
X
53 X
9
*
100
630 Cleveland Kjs
339
X
....
8%
IX
x
5%
67
3%
*
20 Canfield Oil
33
7%
57
70
20 Bulkley Building pref—i 100
305 Byers Machine A__
50
2%
5X Sale
27
"~6%
5
Electric..
Ask.
Highest.
Lowest.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
2
15
Preferred
Preferred
Bid.
4*
Allen Industrlec
3,653 Apex
55
Ask.
1
-
.
May 1.
1934.
Bid.
13 Akron Rubber Reclaiming
"'"255
RANGE SINCE JAN.
MAY.
Price
Shares
400
$82,666
31.
Jan. 1 to May
PRICES IN
CLEVELAND
8TOCE EXCHANGE
1933.
1934.
May..---
Jan. 2
In
Shares.
STOCK EXCHANGE
Bond Sales.
4
Mar. 13
Jan.
6
29
22
24
17
18
Feb
17
Mar.
2
85
434 Feb. 23
X Apr. 20
54 Mar. 13
20
Feb.
1
AGGREGATE
SALES.
May.
Shares.
125
STOCKS
35
65
60
520
15
„
Pref
▼ tc
.........
223*
*
Sherwi n-Williams .........25
47 %
99
Preferred
...........100
1,585 Smallwood Stone A
«,
85 Standard Oil of Ohio pref.100
25
23
11
21
f*
:::::
Sale
Sale
so*
A pd
9
12
180 Stouffer Corp A
20
490 Thompson Products Inc
*
166 Trumbuli-Cliffs preferred 100
45 Truscon Steel pref.......100
70
80
75
28
30
365 Union Metal...............*
2
30
3
*
50
2,435 Van Dorn
10
153*
Sale
13*
1
-
3
7
83*
702 West Res Inv Corp pr pref 100
23
2,709 Youngstown Sheet & TubeLd
34
425 Vlchek
—
713
•
Tool
2,039 Weinberger Drug
16
Sale"
Lowest.
Sale Prices.
^
8
2%
3*
33*
9
3
12
3 A May 21
2
May 26
1
4
40 A May 14
43 A May
90
A
10
Jan.
4
34 Jan. 20
34 Mar.
1
2
3?* May
1
13
May
7
23
May 11
5
70
80
10
Jan.
May
5
4
1A
3
93*
8?*
25
2L
23
50
54
41
Sale
8
70
May 17
10624 Apr. 27
134 Feb. 17
34 Feb.
Jan.
26
6
Jan.
83
1
24 Feb.
334 May
934 Apr.
Feb.
434 Apr. 21
1034 Feb. 27
15
72
May 22
Jan.
15
1834 Feb. 27
71
Jan.
Jan.
18
16
36
May 22
1
1
May 21
234 Jan.
2
1
May 21
234 Jan.
4
734 Jan. 11
May 21
4
8?*
83*
23 A
30
Feb.
6
Jan.
99
9
22
24 Apr. 16
24
Jan.
4734 Jan.
OA
3*
Feb.
Jan.
8
30
72
3
534 Feb. 16
34 Mar.
1
%
28
Jan.
Jan.
21
1
May
9
3 34 May
8
9 A May 24
37 A
13*
3*
May
9
334 May
8
934 May 24
424 Apr. 26
4934 Jan. 25
234 Jan.
193*
.30
"63*
1
Highest.
Sale Prices
2 A Jan.
39
34 May
234 May
A May
9
May 10
2 A May 24
13
May
7
113*
133*
3
23*
•
95
-
♦
392
«
Prices.
83
1
43*
10
A
60
*
A.
15
4
4
A
*
4%
Sale
Sale
21"" 24
223* Sale
21
May 24
6A
6%
20
20
64
67
663* Sale
63
May 10 70
May 17
106
106?* 1043* 1053* 10334 May 18 10624 May
3
3*
A
A
a
'A
488 Standard Textile
4
403*
23*
33* Sale
4M
210 Sheriff Street Market
Ask.
3
Sale
1,377
—
I
3
8,541
-
A
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Lowest.
May 31.
5
Sale
A
43 A
4
615
-
*
1.
Ask. Bid.
Bid.
33*
4
Sale
A
A
40 A
2
„
M
Ask.
25
211
..
Series 2
Bid.
6,799 Selberllng Rubber
*
308
Preferred ..............100
2,817 Selby Shoe..
•
309
„
May
1934.
Par.
1,166 Peerless Motor.............3
*
11,165 Rtchman Bros
70 Bobbins & Myers v t c ser 1
705
1.
Price
Jan. 2
Shares.
1,491
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY.
CLEVELAND
STOCK EXCHANGE
Since
Jan. 1.
In
67
CLEVELAND STOCK EXCHANGE
JUNE, 1934..]
834 May ,8
24
May
3
41
May 31
934 May 17
24
May
3
50
May
3
24
Jan.
10
34
Jan.
2
Jan.
26
Apr.
424 Feb.
11
6
80
7
2
Feb.
4
Feb.
5
934 Feb.
Jan.
6
22
5834 Apr.
18
25
No par value.
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
PRICES ON
RANGE OF
i
Stock Sales.
May
1933.
1934.
Shares.
Jan. 1 to May 31
AGGREGATE SALES
PITTSBURGH
Jan.
%
Shares.
PRICES IN MAY.
BONDS
1.
13,000 Pittsburgh Brewing 6s..1949
,
STOCKS
990
25
64
30
Allegheny Steel
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Ask.
Bid.
1.
993* 1003*
89
Lowest
May 31.
Atk
Bid.
Ask
Sale
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices.
Sale
Prices
Sale
1003*
993* May 10
993* May 10
20
.....
19 A
21
21
May
400 Arkansas Nat Gas Corp
564
Preferred
1,839
17,887
May
5
9
11A
Sale
14 A
Sale
_•
11 &
Sale
""'408
1,066 Central Tube Co
1,660 Clark (D L) Candy
23,031 Columbia Gas A Electric
1
10 Consolidated Ice pref
30 Crandail McK & Head..
460
100
50
1,393
7,910
330
530 Duff
300
9,009
500
50
""loo
13 A
13 A May 29
1 3* May 29
2 A May 29
22 A
Sale
17 A
12%
Sale
10 A
Sale
U A
173* May 23
153*
1 A.
2A
22 A
2,500
1A
Sale
1A
Sale
250
'""350
2,700
592
4,157
140
Sale
3,400
110
255
•
10A May 14
12?* May
5
1 % May
1
23* May
8
10
350
16,865
806
12 A
Sale
12 J* May 25
4
May 19
14
May
93*
15 A
16
3
Sale
3
"*3 A
4 A
Sale
5A
Sale
1A
13A
Sale
21
2
Sale
2
x!2A May
10
10
May
3
2A
May
3
5 A May
5
5%
Sale
3
3
May
5
8%
May
1 % May
2% Sale
16
May
*12?* Sale
5
.........0
Renner Brewing Co
1
5
Storage
A
31
8
8
14
31
12
8
10
18
May
12
May
3
May
5% May
3
May
21
May
2 A May
19
May
21
2
8
2
31
1
19
23
21
65
56
6A
82
Sale
84
Sale
2
1A
May 10
May 11
83
Sale
81
6
Sale
53* May 14
1 % May 29
23
May
7
1%
21M
Sale
65
85
7
May 10
May
2
May
1A May
23
May
1
4
7
13
16
Jan.
19
Feb.
3
Apr. 19
Apr. 24
Apr. 26
3
Apr.
4
3?* Apr.
4
26?* Feb. 16
103* May 14
163* Feb. 19
58
Apr.
12
Feb.
26
33* Apr. 18
13* Jan
3
2
Apr. 18
ar. 15
11a
5
33* Jan.
113* May 14
19
10
Feb. 23
Jan.
9
Jan.
10
Feb.
18
Feb.
3
23* Apr. 18
123* May 25
6?* Feb.
5
4
18
12
Feb.
6
Feb. 23
Jan.
18
May 21
May
2
43* Feb. 16
5?* Feb. 14
33* Apr. 11
23* Jan.
4?* Jan.
23* Jan.
5
May
1?* Jan.
30
Feb
26
23* Apr. 13
15
Jan.
24
Feb.
17
Jan.
100
Jan.
31
62
Jan.
75
Feb.
23
65
Jan.
85
Apr.
18
83* Feb.
6
53* May 14
1
Mar. 28
173* Jan.
May 29
2
May 29
11
Jan.
23
2
Jan.
15
2
Mar. 14
293* Feb. 19
1?* Feb.
8
43* Feb.
5
15
Mar. 13
27
10c
Aor.
6
Apr.
5
33* May 14
28
May 11
7c
Apr.
5
5
leb.
6
39
Feb.
30
37
15
6c
8c
6c
10c
6c
May 23
6c
May 23
5c
Mar. 13
Jan.
7c
3%
37
43*
"3 3* "4 A
Sale
3
30
stH
3A
1
393*
7A
Sale
13 A
Sale
3 A May 14
28
May 11
33* May
1
May
May
7J* May
2
May
12
31
10
33* May 14
May 29
33
3?* May 16
1
May 31
503* May
5
9 3* May
1
33* May
5
Sale
1%
—
4c
13*
8
50
9A
Sale
2
11
Sale
15
.....
4c
1%
52
Sale
48 A
49 A
7A
7A
Sale
17
1A
1%
Sale
3c
4c
2A
17 A
47
12
2
1?* May 10
15
1A
13
2
15
May
3
May 22
13* May 24
12
May 19
3c
2
15
4c
2
15
May
1
May
3
May
1
May 11
May 10
Jan.
10
3
Jan.
4
1
Jan.
4
1
393* Jan.
2
x22A
Sale
2
20
1
19
1A
5
27 A
38 A
Sale
1A
20
Sale
4AA
Sale
Sale
31A
37 %
20 A
25
3
20
1A Sale
4A
Sale
Sale
Sale
4%
33% Sale
19
May
May
19
May
1
May
2
May
43* May
263* May
303* May
3
x22A May
1
3
May
9
20
May 19
1 % May
9
2
May 22
4?* May
5
32
May
2
37 3* May
1
5
Mar. 25
57
7
Jan.
5
2
May
2
133* Apr. 27
13* Jan.
93* Jan.
3c
Jan.
5
15
5
13* May 24
9
25
...»
.....
11
Jan.
1
2
2
5,930 United Engine A Fdy
...25
1,210 United States Glass
..*
1,627 Vanadium Alloy Steel
58,391 Victor Brewing Co.........l
22,443 Western Public Service.__..*
12,466 Westlaghouse Air Brake
*
.50
7.396 Westgbouse El A Mfg
Jan.
13* Jan.
2
Feb.
100
20%
25
40 Waverly Oil A__
103*
1?*
93*
153*
4
1
586 Ruud Mfg
10 Wiser Oil Co
Sale
5
89,600 San Toy Mining
...1
8.395 Shamrock OH k Gas
....*
3,305 Standard Steel Spring......*
40
2,845
1,743
10
5,786 Pittsburg Brewing
*
Preferred
*
4,845
108 Pittsburgh Coal Co pref.. 100
8,210 Pittsburgh Forgings
1
3,813 Pittsburgh OH A Gau_......5
13,212 Pittsburgh Plate Glass
25
•
58,546 Pitts Screw A Bolt Corp
140 Pittsburgh Steel Foundry..*
66,770
14
123* May
5
4
May 19
11 %. May 14
"4
*
20 Penn Federal preferred
100
44,900 Phoenix OH com...
...25c
10 Union
"""300
5
Sale
...50
Preferred
90
18
14
May
100
Preferred
885 Plymouth Oil
7,200
1,450
12 A
*
Preferred
223* Feb. 17
19
33* Mar. 27
*
Products
28
10
3 A
•
•
81,345 Lone Star Gas....
1,650 McKinney Manufacturing..*
...5
3,920 vfesta Machine
610 Nat Fireprooflng Corp
•
600
""i25
Norton Mfg
Feb.
11
May
May 29
May 29
"3 A
•
477 Jones & Laughlin St'l pf-.lOO
2,168 Koppers Gas A Coke pref.100
615
1
Feb.
10
153*
50
1,883 Follansbee Bros pref..
100
40,023 Port Pittsburgh Brewing
1
8,358 Harb-Walker Refrac com..
29
'""si
.....
2,670 Duquesne Brewing
Class A
13,167
515 Electric
Apr.
Jan.
Apr. 16
93* Apr. 24
200 Central Ohio Steel Prod
1,905
25 100
57
100
25
88,272 Carnegie Metals
Devonian Oil
Prices.
Sale
Jan.
1
1A
•
Co
20
1A
10
11,170
12,540
Highest.
Prices.
9
*
80 Byers (A M) preferred
310 Calorizing preferred
8,234
91
10
....
21,673 Armstrong Cork Co
120
1.
90
4
...100
525 American Fruit Growers com*
100
Preferred
100
464 Amer Window Glass pref.100
Blaw-Knox
Bid.
*
Preferred
1,500
2,985
$26,000
66,000
par
725 Aluminum Goods Mfg
30
May
1934.
Par.
Shares.
240
May 31.
Jan. 2
S
1,000
1933.
$1,000
16,000
Price
Since
May.
Jan. 1 to
1934.
May
778,139
8TOCKEXCHANGE
In
Bond Sales.
377,712
117,430
845,546
16
2
Feb.
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
153* Mar.
90c
Jan.
2
May
43* May
263* May
303* May
8
Mar.
14
1
5
53* Feb. 23
Jan.
4
Apr. 21
113* Apr.
4
33* May
5
16?* Feb.
5
2% Apr.
Apr.
4
18
7c
20
15
Feb.
43* Feb.
1
183* Apr. 24
25
Mar.
1
253* Feb. 26
6
4
Jan.
8
6
20
Jan.
30
17
22
14
14
14
1% Mar. 26
May 22
2
7
Feb.
6
353* Feb.
6
5
8
47
8
8
3
75
75
Feb.
Mar.
UNLISTED.
240
1.560 Lone Star Gas 0% pref...100
50
6H% preferred
85 PenroudCorpr tc
•
No par value,
x
Ex-dividend.
100
•
65
75
Sale
71
76
72
70
72
70
May 15
723* May
4
64
Jan.
75
Jan.
10
33* Jan.
24
Feb.
9
Jan.
10
3 3* Jan.
23
Detroit Stock
Exchange
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
RANGE OF PRICES ON DETROIT
1933.
197,926
Shares
729,824
May.
Jan. 1.
atiares
STOCKS
1,432
1934.
Auto City Brewing common.
*
.*
Baldwin Rubber clasi A
Class B
Bendix
...
—5
Aviation Corp
120
49,489 Bower Roller Bearing......5
*
55,057 Brlggs Mfg Co common
19,367 Burroughs Adding Mach—*
X
IX
17 X Sale
~~9X "16"
12 X
153*
5
350
63*
9,108
705
Sale
15X
58 X
915 Consolidated Paper com...10
72,661 Chrysler Corp
10,175
common
Continental Motors com
100
387 Crowley, Milner & Co com..*
1,360
5,592 Deisel Wemmer Gilbert com 10
6,070 Detroit & Clevel Nav com. .10
100
4,373 Detroit Edison com
21,700 Detroit Mich Stove common. 1
26,617 Detroit Paper Products
50 Dolphin Paint & Varnish A.*
Sale
8
IX Sale
202
770
1,250
1,885
"""400
400
......*
1,087
4,961
3,670
9,539 Eaton Manufac'g Co com...*
54,884 Eureka Vacuum Cleaner...
3
70,788 Ex-Cello Aircraft A Tool
560
24,053 Federal Mogul common
*
31,034 Pederal Motor Truck com—*
7,542 Federal Screw Works com —*
12,767 Ford Motor of Canada cl A.
22
Class B
*
2,125
260
374
I IB
1,410
Fourth Nat Investors com..I
*
1,137 Gemmer Mfg Co class A
10
72,431 General Motors com
34,308 Graham-Paige Motor com.
10
1,100 Gt Lakes Eng Wks com
200
10,528
1,300
52,483 Hall Lamp
6,020
Hiram
466
110
1,275
780
.
6,735
8,743
150
3,823
62
20
130
5,575
500
Sale
66
X
2X
•
com
3AX Sale
1AX
15
7X Sale
3X
A
A
7
3,121
150
273 Mesta Machine
140
"2", 106
11,020
1,675
2,403
78,390 Michigan Sugar
Preferred
6,225
704
300
378
500
10
10
4,431
250
"""900
200
440
36
363*
6
1
May
8
13* May
7
33* May 23
73* May
4
23* May 21
May
2
13* May
2
123* May
1
23
63*
363*
363*
33* Sale
5
39
17
103*
Sale
33* May 25
53* May 14
3
May 12
193* May 14
May 11
73* May
7
4
May
2
223* May
7
23
213* May
8
223* May
31%
23*
63* May
8
303* May 12
23* May 25
73* May
363* May
33* May
43*
43*
34}*
53*
353*
Wheel
com
Muller Bakeries class A
70,262 Murray Corp
com.*
*
common
1
1,926 National Investors com
2,320 National Steel Co com
107,242
33,258
*
4}* May 14
55 X
Sale
IX Sale
16
113*
Sale
38
39
13*
1634.
2
22
Sale
19
Sale
A
53* Sale
153* Sale
13*
3
193*
193*
23*
14 X
Sale
X
3X
13% Sale
5X
4
5
5
21
Sale
43*
43*
123* Sale
1
13*
173*
173*
1
23*
63*
1
1% Sale
3%
5X
5
33*
Sale
2%
1
13*
33* Sale
3
7
4
22
813
♦No par
Sale
9
9X
IX
2%
6X Sale
IX
513*
Packard Motor Co com.
*
Sale
4
*
Parka Davis 8c Co
10
15,993 Scotten Dillon com
9,205 Second Nat Investors com_.l
10
2,951 Square D class A
Class B
1
1,225
1,450 Stearns (Frederick) com....*
1
com
Ttmken Axle com....
..
23 X
57 X
Sale
Sale
aVA
46
63*
8
12
12
7
12
24
19
Sale
62
Sale
43*
5
33* Sale
23*
23*
18
Sale
243*
10
Sale
43* May 12
223* May 10
33* May 10
1
May
1
23* May
9
5
223*
33*
1X
33*
May
1
May 10
May 10
May
3
May 31
233* May 23
10
May
7
31
12
.....
15
AX Sale
2X Sale
53* Sale
...10
common.1
8
iS
4
7
Sale
70c Sale
Warner Aircraft Corp com..l
2X
2X
2
716 Whitman 8c Barnes com..2.50
10
2,970 Wolverine Portland Cem
3
7
16X
'17"
173*
Sale
63* May 12
American Radiator.........*
a
Option sale,
r
1
83* May
13* May 26
48 3* May
4
33* May 14
223* May 17
503* May 12
4 3* May
243* May
653* May
33*
4
33* Sale
13*
2
33* May 14
3
May 26
IX May 14
40
41
63*
63*
33*
1
43*
c
May 19
33* May
23* May
19
100
1AX Sale
1103* Sale
Sold .for^cash.
43*
5
13* Sale
V/s
8
10
7%
"""%
23*
Sale"
3
23*
5
193* Sale
143* Sale
1183* Sale
x Ex-dividend 3.
1
2
May
4
8
May
3
23* May 24
5
May 14
9
May 17
23* May 22
53* May
8
May 14
May
1
May 10
May 17
73* May
1
43* May 17
63* May 18
23* May
2
63*
33*
53*
23*
*16" "is"
4
May
4
13* May 11
73* May
1
X May
3
13* May 15
4
May 23
163* May 28
1133* Sale
Apr. 25
173* Feb. 28
193* Apr. 26
193* Jan. 31
593* Feb. 21
123* Apr. 19
23* Mar.
1
43* Mar. 17
73* May
4
35* Jan. 30
84
2
123*
13*
3*
403*
223*
143*
33*
53*
23*
15
Jan.
9
May 14
Jan. 18
Jan.
4
Mar. 16
20
Jan.
Jan.
May
May
Jan.
4
22
12
25
19
8
113* May 14 143* May
1083* May
7 1183* May
Feb. 23
Feb.
1
Jan. 30
Feb. 23
Feb.
3
25
Feb. 28
273* Feb.
5
8
Mar.
8
Feb.
5
43* Feb.
103* Apr.
A
42
1
2
65* Feb.
3
7
2
573* Jan.
33* Feb.
2
5
15
Mar. 12
21
113*
33*
123*
13*
133*
Jan.
2
Jan.
6
May 12
Apr.
3
Jan.
2
24
May
4
233* Jan. 30
73* Jan. 30
Feb.
5
13* Feb.
22 3* Feb.
8
5
5
23* Apr.
3
5
43* May 12
63* Feb.
6
Feb.
3
1
Feb.
20
Jan.
9
293* Feb. 19
43* Mar. 3
13* Jan. 22
19
33* May 10
1
Mar. 27
4
Jan.
9
23
4
Jan.
23
23 3* May 23
9
Jan.
5
43
Feb.
5
23* May
Jan.
9
Jan.
63* Jan.
16}* Feb. 21
2}* Jan. 23
113* Feb. 16
20
8
13* Apr. 26
42
May 29
23* Jan. 27
33* Jan.
8
223* Jan.
4
May 12
i| Mar. 20
33* Jan.
5
23* Jan.
2
13* Jan. 10
173* May 14
23* Jan.
8
Jan.
16
43* Jan.
13* Jan.
43* Jan.
18
18
6
173* Mar. 31
43* Jan. 11
23* Jan. 10
Jan.
5
13* Jan.
15* Jan.
17
5
70c Jan.
1
24
19
14
2
16
19
33* Jan.
1
:
23
17
Feb.
313* May
IX Jan.
4
May
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
May
Apr.
Feb.
Feb.
63*
83*
53*
243*
„
43* May 28
13* May 24
73* May
1
23* May 23
4
May 23
193* May
1
2
65
Jan. 19
13| Mar. 19
3* May 14
323* Jan. 31
153* May 14
73* Jan.
2
33* Jan.
5
33
37
3
7H Sale
4
63*
53*
23*
S
ff
173* May 14
5
1
4
4
18
Sale
3
.63*
ul'A
m
16
4
3% Sale
»
*
3,637 Young (L A )Co com........*
3
6
16
5
6X
common
A
9
23*
53*
.*
Sale
5
14
•
Amer Tel 8c Tel Co
1
4
May
May
13* May 26
42
May 29
2
173* Sale
23*
3
403*
83*
23*
3
53*
53*
3
13*
Ac Co units.........
value,
Jan.
1
Feb.
93* Feb. 23
13* Feb.
5
23
Jan. 30
12
5
3
2
9
Jan.
Jan.
Prices
43* Apr. 20
3 3* Jan.
3 3* Sale
233* Sale
583* Sale
23*
473*
AX Sale
243* Sale
Sale
3X
IX
200 Wolverine Tube
223*
93*
83* Sale
Sale
*
8,456 Universal Cooler class A
Class B._
•
90,991
5,425 Universal Product com.....*
10,244
2,748
Jan.
A]
2)
62
2
3X
.10
13,456 Truscon Steel Co..
15,989 United Shirt Distributors..*
122,701
Sale
113* Sale
*
Preferred............
Tivoli Brewing Co
52X
31
8
6
29
29
9
15
3
12
14
373* May 14
83* Jan.
5
1 }* May 23
33* May 23
4
.*
2
53* May
36}* May 29
13* May 25
21
May
4
22
May 31
53* May
1
163* May
5
13* May
7
19
May
5
13* May 23
63*
Sale
3%
313* May
13* May
18
May
18
May
33* May
123* May
13* May
163* May
1
May
Unlisted Dept.—
1,741
7
*
*
8,945 Parker Rust Proof com
Rights
27,285
..5
28,151 Reo Motor com..
125,576 Rickel (H W) & Co common.2
*
31,373 River Raisin Paper com
43,643
102,388
13* Jan.
3* Jan.
33* Jan.
X Jan.
153* May
52
May
93* Jan.
123* Jan.
123* May
Sale
63*
303*
23*
63*
4
33*
43*
53*
63*
33*
4
203* Sale
63*
313*
23*
Highest.
Prices.
24
14
18
14
12
14
21
22
4
373*
.....
233*
43*
6%
13*
16
193*
20
113* Sale
5% Sale
3X Sale
11
May
May
May
May
May 18
May
1
May
2
May
1
13*
16
32
Motor Products Corp com
Motor
319 Walker
"6",303
3* May 14
373* May
9
193* May
2
113* May
1
6
May
5
80
13* Sale
10
-«
20
*
—*
29,591
31,459
500 U S Radiator com
T.6I6
3* May
373* May
153* May
10
May
5
May
75
8
3
5
com
403 Third Nat Investors
3,302
14,393
7312
2X
3
79X
82%
IX Sale
12% Sale
1
A
75
200
81
17
133*
39
19
—*
common
30 Outboard Motors A pref
7,067
5,692
2,283
63* May 23
23* May 21
743* May 17
1
May
8
103* May 18
55
163*
123*
7
180 Mich Steel TubeJProd com..*
~
73*
23*
13*
153*
14
15X
»
1,937 McAleer Mfg Co com
700
""5",732
12
143*
Ah
7%
AX
243*
6X
8X
35 X Sale
3X Sale
463* May
113* May
8
13* May 23
33* May 23
8
52
63
463-s Sale
11X
15
IX Sale
33*
Sale
3
33* May
373* May 14
"63*
14# Sale
17 X Sale
1A% Sale
Sale
Sale
Prices
83*
13*
173*
553*
143*
173*
143*
13*
7% Sale
IX Sale
17 X Sale
*8
30 Motor Bankers Corp com...l
"l",831
1
3X
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale
Prices.
Walker-Gooderham
8c Worts com
»
5,953
.10
1,171 Hoover Steel Ball com
*
2,206 Hoskins Mfg Co common
12,336 Houdaille-Hershay class A..*1
Class B
*
123,161
..*
57,364 Hudson Motor Car...
400 Kermath Mfg com
1
10
54,288 Kresge (S 8) Co com
9,753 Lakey Fdy & Mach common. 1
955 Mahon (R C) conv pref
600
AX
2X
3
Lowul.
Sale
23* May 22
% May 11
7
May
7
13* May
1
153* May
9
52
May 15
123* May 14
153* May 10
123* May 14
23*
Sale
*
Class B
594 Dome Mines Ltd
30
AX
23*
Ask.
393*
93*
12
13* Sale
3
43*
3% Sale
61
420 Bohn Aluminum & Brass—5
3,939
7,285
3,660
2
May 31.
1.
Ask. Bid
Bid.
IX Sale
X
X
*
com..—*
Auto Fan & Bearing
May
Ask.
Bid
Par
125,523
24,682
2,553
19,065
11,936
563
RANOE SINCE JAN. 1.
PRICES IN MAY.
Shares.
308
1933.
1,163,167
Shares 2,270,470
May 31
Jan. 2
Since
.500
to
Price
8TOCK EXCHANGE
In
8,188
1
Jan.
DETROIT
AGGREGATE SALES.
1934.
Stock Sales.
1934.
Stock Sales.
May_
STOCK EXCHANGE
Jan.
3
9
13* May 11
43* Jan. 12
63* Jan. 29
2
13* Apr.
5
13* May 15
4
May 23
16
Jan. 12
23*
583*
23*
63*
253*
74
.
13*
53*
33*
33*
Jan. 30
Feb.
5
Jan. 27
Feb. 23
Feb.
6
Feb.
5
Mar.
8
Feb. 21
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
213* Feb.
1
43* Jan. 29
44
9
Mar.
6
Mar. 15
33* Mar. 15
53* Mar. 21
193*
83*
43*
93*
43*
2
Feb.
1
Apr. 24
Apr. 20
Feb. 19
Mar. 23
Mar.
6
53* Jan. 10
23* Jan. 29
83* Mar. 16
7
Feb. 14
13* Feb. 20
3
Jan. 19
33* Jan. 24
4
May 23
213* Feb. 17
173* Feb.
113* May 14
1075* Jan.
5 1253* Feb.
June, 1934.]
DETROIT
AGGREGATE SALES.
May.
Since
Jan. 1.
Shares.
IN MAY.
2,070
840
592
1,275
3,953
STOCKS
1934.
Par
Borden Co
25
1,176
Consolidated Oil Co
*
~l6% Sale"
General Poods Corp........*
145
8,352 Socony-Vacuum Corp.....25
*
7,616 Standard Brands Inc
May 31.
Ask
Bid.
Bid.
24% Sale
23% Sale
2% Sale
11% Sale
"~4%
Sale
12%
20%
25
Sale
Sale
13% Sale
Lowest.
Ask
1,383
No par value,
17% Sale
20% Sale
31% Sale
17% Sale
16% Sale
30% Sale
17% Sale
28% Sale
a
Option sales,
r
16% Sale
Sale
22
Sold for cash,
x
21% Sale
20% Sale
Krone
Lei
Checks
Checks
Checks
3
4
5
premium
Sale
Prices.
Highest.
Prices.
Sale
Prices.
1
27% Feb.
6
28% Feb.
7
3% Feb.
22% May 14
21% May 14
2
May 14
May 14
CO
May 26
3
May 14
24%
24%
2%
11%
34%
4%
May 29
4
May
1
May
2
May
3
May
2
May
31% May 26
3
May 14
15% May 12
18% May 14
18% May 28
4
21
May
1
31% May
17% Mar. 27
5
23% Jan.
33% Apr. 23
17%
31%
15%
16%
21%
13% Jan.
May
12% May
14% May
18% May
18%
43%
18%
19%
25%
3SR
26
May 28
2
May
3
May
5
May
1
May
20
Jan.
6
4
Jan.
8
1U Jan.
9% May 14
21
12
Jan.
26
4
12
14
12
21% Mar.
9
23
4
24
14% Feb. 15
36% Jan. 22
7% Jan. 30
6
Feb.
Apr. 21
Feb. 16
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
Feb.
5
ON OTHER CENTRES.
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%%
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3i#%
3ifl%
Sale
Forward from Page 63.
Czecho¬
Canada
Dollar
1
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices.
Ex-dividend.
Table Brought
2
Sale
15% May 12
May 12
12% May 24
14% May 14
18% May 12
Sale
10% Sale
32% Sale
3% Sale
Sale
RATES OF EXCHANGE
May.
1.
27% May 10
2
957 Purity Bakeries Corp.-.-.-.*
887
1.
May
32% Sale
lo
National Dairy Prod Corp--*
NY Central RR
100
10,934
4,793
923
*
20% Sale
22% Sale
Borg Warner Corp com
10
Commonw 8c Southern Corp *
Hupp Motor Car Corp
Ask
Bid.
39,095 Kelvlnator Corp..
..*
8,891 Kennecott Copper Corp....*
*
4,262 Kroger Groc 8c Bale Co
820
476
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Jan. 2
3,980
2,197
21,173
7,947
2,672
15,197
505
69
Price
EXCHANGE
Shares.
405
EXCHANGE
DETROIT
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premium
4.18
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4.18
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FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE SAN
. -
Jan. 1 to May
376,996
2,430,294
31
In
Jan. 1.
11,000
500
1,500
191,500
520,000
RANGE SINCE JAN.
PRICES IN MAY.
1.
Price
BONDS
1934.
5,000
4,000
6,000
29,000
2,000
85,000
9,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
2,000
6,000
4,500
2,000
5,000
6,000
7,500
1,500
10,000
2,000
1935
77K
103K
103K
Co 6s 1935
Calif Gas & Elec Corp 5s_1937
Calif Packing Corp 5s
1940
Coast Co G & E Co 5s
.1960
Associated Oil Co 6s
Atlas Diesel Engine
Lowest.
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
Prices.
8034
May" ~4 '8034 May""4
Feb.
-----
80
.....
Apr.
104
101
101
....
8134
9634
85
84
9634
May
5 104 5*
5
18
Jan.
3
Jan.
26
3
10334 Mar.
48
5734
85K
1935
5s_1947
87
5Hs
6s
1055*
1 10534 May
10534 May
Sale
1941
Jan.
5
8
Feb.
I3
10634 Jan.
lo
105
10634 Jan.
97
99
9734
98
90
104
98
1969
3 10434 May 29
May
104
Feb.
May
Apr. 25
10434 May 2q
70
90
1938
1952
Southern Pac Co 4 As
1
10634 Apr. 25
10634 Mar. I
Feb.
105
1952
Ry Equip & Rlty Co 6s
S J Lt & Pr Corp 6%
Feb.
80
10634 Mar.
Pacific Tel & Tel Co 5s... 1937
3
3434 Mar. 22
101
Jan.
103 34 Feb.
1
14
18
6
9434 Mar.
4634 Jan. 11
3234 Apr.
1952
Apr.
1 10334 Mar.
Feb.
80
101
26
Jan.
Apr.
iK*
9434 Mar.
4634 Jan.
Orpheum Thea & Rlty 6s 1946
Pacific Gas & El Co 5s...1942
4
Feb.
Jan.
6934
2
Mercantile Amer. Rlty 5s. 1951
5s..
Jan.
8034 May
5
10 10034 Apr.
Feb.
27
90
84
81 5* May 22
84
—-
1947
Miller & Lux Inc 7s
Jan.
98
Gas & Elec Corp 6s'42
Nor Amer Invest Corp
5*
27 10334 Mar. 12
101
71
69
Food Mach Corp ser B 6s. 1938
5Hs
Feb.
87
Emporium Capwell 5 Hs._1942
Los Ang
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale
Ask.
Ask. Bid
Bid.
Lowest.
May 31.
1.
May
Ask
Bid.
f
%
2', 656
$144,000
Jan. 2
Since
May.
$15,000
Jan. 1 to May 31.
3,042,713
SAN FRANCISCO
STOCK EXCHANGE
AGGREGATE SALES.
1933.
May
1,237,610
Shares
r
1934.
Bond Sales.
1933.
1934.
Stock Sales.
May
Mar.
Mar.
70
Mar.
li.
112
Mar.
2r
112
Union Oil Co of Calif 6s. .1942
STOCKS
Par.
11,067 Alaska Juneau GoldMcap.10
50 Alaska Packers Assn cap..100
16,369 Anglo-Calif Nat'l Bank—.20
8,681 Assoc Ins Fund Inc com caplO
82 Associated Oil Co capital..25
11,294 Atlas Imperial Diesel Eng A *
1,515 Bank of Calif Nat Assn caplOO
79,628 Byron Jackson com cap....*
Shares.
Shares.
1,300
20
6,384
1,225
"2",375
58
16,368
6,357
2,400
100
"l",575
480
25
11,582
18
370
il",594
"
2"44
212*
80
Sale
K
IK
85*
51,545 Calamba Sugar Estate com 20
6,750
Preferred
20
545 Calaveras Cement Co com..*
5
Preferred
100
9,754 California Copper cap—...10
6,321 Calif Cotton Mills cap___100
1,764 California Ink Co Inc A
*
256 Calif-Ore Power 7% pref.100
107,102 California Packing cap
*
124 California Water Serv preflOO
370 Calif West States Life Ins...5
1,634
Voting pool
10
98,235 Caterpillar Tractor cap
*
4,058 Clorox Chemical A
*
966 Coast Cos Gas & El 1st pf 160
Consol Chemical Industries
20 A
19 %
1,051
1,181
4^ Sail*
IK
20K
192*
1
%
10
23 K
42 J*
1?K
332*
Sale
Sale
20 A
65
30 K
27
16K
17
25
18
55
642*
IB
25
4A
34
Sale"
Sale
35
1,650
13,715
72
458
5,694
125
77,539
2,477
62*
22
Sale
IK
21
20
K
Sale
6
17
49
22A
7
21
Sale
142*
10
IK
12
Sale
Sale
20 K
IK
K
K
9
11
26
Sale
Sale
75K
7
29
11
IK May 28
202* May 28
75
May
5
13 K May 21
IK May
3
10
192* May
16
1
May
2
19 K May
1
19
May 25
K May 10
72
May
7
11K May 29
42 2* May
34 K May
1
1
30 K May
42
40
29
73
76
73
13
May 23
May
8
112*
68
30
72
27
29
6
54 K
54 K
Sale
55
Sale
Sale
26K
27 K
71K
27
30
74
25K May 14
May
2
252*
230K
Sale
13
72*
20 K
57 K
16
18
22 K
72*
22
Sale
18
Sale
2
2
2K
37
8
32
33 K
Mar.
21K May 26
May 22
1
May
2
26
Sale
27
25K May 14
27 K May
2
5
Sale
4K May 14
May
7
51K May 11
6
May
1
55K May 31
55
May
3
70
552* Sale
55
55K
50
22 K
22 K
21
May 10
15
52*
20 K
7
21
56
Sale
17 K
18 K
19
Sale
IK
2K
May 28
72
22
1
May 28
May 28
19 A May
55
18
May 18
7K May
2
20K May 11
58
May
1
8
19 K May 16
Feb. 13
1
20
47 K Apr. 19
Apr.
Jan.
26
2
4
Jan.
30
Jan.
27
5
19
Jan.
4
2oH
Jan.
645* Jan. 17
11K May 29
8
Apr.
5
4
23 K Jan.
5
22 A Jan.
58
Jan.
3
34
Jan.
34
Jan.
21
May 28
Feb.
2
May 28
Jan.
Jan.
15
95
405
490
5,132
180
118
*
*
1,065
common (capital)—
2,556 General Paint Corp A
2 229
B
20,244 Golden State Ltd cap
..*
3,330 Haiku Pineapple Ltd com..20
858
Preferred..
......
25
34
5*
4K
IK
5
8K
IK
5K
1
1A
5
IK
4K
5
42*
35
9K
12*
52* Sale
9K
IK
52*
8K
IK
5
IK
IK
5
15*
Sale
5
8
25K Mar.
9
20
Jan.
11
1
Apr.
20
47K Apr. 19
K Feb.
5
125* Feb. 20
25K Mar. 15
45
Feb.
16
34 K May
1
73K Apr. 25
13
May
8
19
Feb.
6
33K Apr. 23
28
Mar. 19
74
Apr.
27
12
5
May 28
20K Jan.
8
8K Feb.
5
21
Feb.
8
22
615* Feb.
9
Mar. 26
9
16
6
205* May
4
3
Jan. 22
17 K May
2
May
20 K May
10K Jan.
15* Jan.
33 K May
May 24
IK May
8
5
May 24
335* May 21
9K May 12
1K May 12
5K May
2
32K Feb.
5
6K Jan. 15
4K Mar. 27
7K Feb.
1
3
4K May 10
9K May 19
IK May
3
5
May 17
10K May 18
IK Jan.
9
4K Apr. 30
9K May 19
2
Feb.
8
5
4
2K May 12
9
9
I K May
1
Jan.
325
3,999 Hale Bros Stores, Inc. cap..*
Hawaiian Commercial Ac Sugar
10
11
10
12
10
12
407
2,901
25
44
46
40 K
42
40
42
40
3
42
May 17
40
28
29
30
29
30
29 K May 21
30
12
12 A
125*
14
Sale
May 12
14
May 14
May 24
11
7
8
11
501
497 Investors Assn The (capital)*
500
4,195 Jantzen Knitting Mills com.*
5,989 Langandorf United Bak cl A *
5,908
Class B
*
Leighton Industries Inc(The)
100
Class A series 1
*
4,627 Leslie-Calif Salt Co capital.*
1,576 L A Gas & Elec Corp pref..100
2,710 Lyons-Magnus Inc A._
*
16
255* Jan.
115* Jan.
90
1,544
Co of Calif capital
10
7.779 Honolulu Oil Corp Ltd cap.*
718 Honolulu Plantation cap..20
5,218 Hunt Bros Packing Co cl A..*
410 Hutchinson Sug Plant cap.15
25
Co., Ltd. capital...
6
May
-Jan.
Galland Mercantile Laundry
33
11
27K Apr. 26
237K Mar. 19
6K Apr. 27
56
Apr. 27
565* Apr. 27
24A Jan.
222K Feb.
45* Jan.
6
18
Feb.
15
35* Jan
15
6
5
2K Apr.
395* A
75* Apr.
Jan.
Jan.
K May
31
1
Jan.
20
May
13 K May 21
2
1
3
30K
75
Feb.
85* Jan.
121
10 K May
K May
1
82* May 16
235* Jan
175* May
70
May 14
May
8
May
8
7
52* May
5
141K May 11 144
8
6K May
2
23 K
37
22
192*
12*
145
7K
230
Sale
172* May
70 2* May
11
May
Sale
35
6
142
90 Di Giorgio Fruit
35
320
Sale
Sale
21
34
preferred...
El Dorado Oil Works cap...'
Emporium Capwell cap.....'
Fireman's Fund Indem cap 10
Fireman's Fund Insur cap 25
First Nat Corp of Portland A •
Food Machinery Corp com..*
Foster & Klelser com
10
7
35
19K
201
871
16", 267
13 K
143
18 A
*
Inc class A partlc pref
70
38
6K
141
21
ctfs *
*
•
14,974
90
"i",670
Sale
20
45* 75H
23
128,201 Crown Zeller com vot tr
6,673
Preference series A
4.778
Preference series B
192*
80
12
38
"VA "2A
120 X 125
3 K Sale
173 CrockerFirstNatBk SFcaplOO
1,110
lb",348
UK
IK
Sale
75
192*
22K
50
May
May
3
345* Feb.
1
9K May 12
2
Feb.
5
5K Feb.
11K Feb. 21
52
Jan.
30
Home Fire & Marine Insur
103
745
"""510
477
100
797
205
200
32*
7
i*
6
14
3
10
10
7,739 Merchant Cal Mach Co com 10
No par
value.
4A
81
164
*
15
24*
8'
200
I
9
9
3]
B
6
10
79
*
2 559
21K
23
6F814 Magnavox Co Ltd"capital...*
5,115 Magnin A: Co (I) common...*
70
Preferred
100
170
9,152
132*
61
4
Sale
70
1
Sale
80
IK
7K
10
6K
7
11K
32*
Sale
122*
8
82*
12 K
4K
10
5 K
5
11
3
13
50
24
6
6
11
11
6
7K
12
3K
May
May
6K May
2
7
May 22
115* May 19
3K May 11
7K May
May
1
8
6K May
2
7 A May 18
12
May
2
3K May 11
Apr.
4K Jan.
7
Jan.
Jan. 10
6K Jan. 22
105* Apr.
7
35* Apr. 23
5
K Feb.
252*
91K
8K
2K
K
8K
90
12*
252*
94
27
89
6K
9
4
2*
10
Sale
22*
2K
7
83 K
IK
91
10
35*
9"
90
25K May
90
May
75* May
2
May
K May
8K May
85
May
IK May
3
11
12
7
10
23
29
11
Jan.
26
24
92
79K Jan.
5
75* May,>12
2
May
7
K Jan.
3
7K Jan.
5
85
May 29
IK Jan. 10
May 19
May
4
8K May
4
2
May
7
5* May 22
8K May
7
May
1
90
IK May 11
Feb. 13
15K Feb.
5
54
Mar. 13
8K Apr. 18
11
Mar. 22
31
7
Jan.
8
Apr.
16
11
14K Jan.
24
5
Jan.
24
K Feb.
2
26
May 19
94K Apr. 20
1
11
Feb.
"
4
Feb.
1
1
Feb.
16
105* Feb.
Apr.
3
14
2K Jan.
24
90
AGGREGATE SALES
In
PRICES IN MAY.
SAN FRANCI8CO
STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCKS
Par.
Bid.
Ask.
Ill Market St Ry Co common. 100
115
393
8
127
Prior preferred
Second preferred
May
1934.
Shares.
16
1.
Jan. 2
Jan. 1.
Shares.
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Price
Since
IMay.
71
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
June, 1934.]
Bid.
1.
Lowest.
May 31.
Ask. Bid.
1
Ask.
Sale
2
1# May
4
8# May 25
2# May
4
85
83# May 14
85
93#
10#
5#
31#
28#
8#
3
1# May
9# May
2# May
Highest.
Sale Prices.
Sale Prices.
87
1#
......100
100
Lowest.
Highest.
Prices.
4
9
4
Sale Prices.
1# May
4
4# Jan. 30
2# Mar. 21
1# Mar. 5
10# Mar. 16
2# Mar.
Mercantile Amer Realty Co
115
551
1,358
25,478
39,414
35,636
120
120
107
210
325
122
14,115
10,615
4,005
2,120
1,543
9,098
41,689
859
350
2,699
15
1,124
cumul
100
*
449 North Amer Inv Corp com. 100
982
6% preferred
-...100
290
5# % preferred
100
50
1,940
preferred 6%
Natomes Co capital
New w 1
15,644 North Amer OH Consol cap. 10
2,865 Occidental Insurance cap..10
3.045 Oliver United Filters Inc A..*
B
»
8,588
557
104,857
77,450
25,047
26,402
9,056
23,049
85,902
3,825
2.046
31,729
1,788
1,730
PaauhauS&garPlantCo capl5
Pacific Gas & Elec Co com.25
6%
1st preferred
25
5#% 1st preferred......25
Pacific Lighting Corp com..*
$6 dividend pref
..*
Pac Pub Serv
First
*
com non-vot
preferred..
100
Parafflne Cos, Inc., com
*
Phillips Petroleum Co cap..*
Pig'n Whistle Corp partlc pf *
15 Ry Eq & Rlty Co Ltd cl A
*
2,195 Ry Eq & Rlty Co Ltd 1st pref •
10
244
Preferred
140
Preferred series 2
150
245
Convertible preferred
4,133
16,852
3,357
series
Rainier Pulp & Pap cl A com *
Roos Bros Inc common..
1
4,115
15
1,609 Schleslnger & Sons cl A
561
52,957
1,706
18
27#
100
Corp
com.. •
5#% cum conv pref.... 100
10 Sherman, Clay & Co pr pf. 100
1,462
470
580
11,274
6,125 Socony-Vacuum Corp cap..25
61,118 Sou Pacific Co com (cap'l).lOO
13,043 Sou Pac Golden Gate cl A__»
Class B
*
8,487
1,653 Spring ValleyCo Ltd capital •
59,990 Stand OH Co of Calif capital *
30
725 Teleph Investm't Corp cap.20
787 Thomas Allec Corp class A..*
~3~, 503
90,093
25,337 Tide Water Assoc Oil Co com •
Preferred
100
3,644
695,046 Transamerlca Corp capital..*
6,249
2,670
44,278 Union Oil Co of Calif cap..25
13,009 Union Sugar Co common..25
825
110
464
2,848
57,764
100
111
400
1,356
Preferred
25
...
United Aircraft & Trans com*
Warrants
115 Weill & Co (Raphael) pf.100
1,353 WellsFargoBk 9c UnTr cap 100
1,250 West Amer Finance Co pf._10
Western Pipe 9c Steel of Calif
common
10
16,465
Sale
#
30
18
Sale
23#
Sale
72g
Sale
O
Sale
75
102# 105#
27# Sale
17
15#
1
#
IVA
87
18
Sale
20
10#
2#
20#
Sale
3#
5
4#
18# Sale
22# Sale
19# Sale
33#
Sale
19# Sale
13
3#
if*
.11*
1
1
1#
#
4# Sale
7#
77
82# Sale
111
110# 111
35
35# 34
18
18#
17#
1#
#
#
292
609
(Consolidated) cl A
ser
1.50
5
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
Sale
113
Sale
14
1#
17
5#
5#
5
7
5
3
#
Sale
10
7
Sale
7
1#
25#
7#
70
w
70
#
$
I
.!?*
"75
48
95
77
Sale
9
Sale
71#
77#
73
50
65
95
30
28
19# Sale
4
60
183
15#
25#
Sale
Sale
Sale
17
Sale
17
20
22#
23#
9#
89
2M
7§a „?.*.
Jan.
6
12
22
16
16
4
6
17!
Jan.
2
h*
89
2
7
7
12
22
10
22
1
May
13# May
5
May
8
May
3# May
29
May
7# May
28
28
7
28
28
9
5
23!
Jan.
3
71!
Jan.
9
89
Feb.
26
8
j
i;
71
103
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
25# Jan.
2
5
31
11
75
May
4
5
2
May
1
8# May 14
73
78
9
May 19
May 28
May
May
May
1
1
2
17
May 28
5 # Jan. 19
2
73
75
15
May 15
20#
6#
4#
5#
30#
May
May
May
May
May
14
18
14
2
14
26
29
30
1#
12# Sale
81
82#
15# May
9
May
1
7
May
3
4# May 10
5# May 10
34# May
1
May 17
29
May 17
11# May 14
78
May 14
5# May 14
13
May
85
May
6# May
2
1
1
6
Sale
16
Sale
17#
20#
6#
20
21#
15#
5#
17#
19#
17
May
1
6# May 28
17# May 15
22# May
3
May 11
May 24
May 17
May
8
7
86
2
20
Jan.
9
Jan.
84
.
67# Jan.
68# Mar.
# Feb.
2
May
8# Jan.
62
78
#
2#
11#
86#
75
Jan.
Jan.
90
Apr.
19
15
May 15
18# Jan.
5
Jan.
5
9
3# Jan.
5
4# Jan. 29
30# May 14
28#
3 #
8#
64#
5#
Feb. 28
Mar. 23
Jan.
5
Jan.
2
May 14
#
#
#
#
10#
12
9#
10#
9#
9#
2#
4
4#
Sale
May
2 220
May 25
9# May 15
4
May 31
May 21
May 25
10# May
4
9
May 31
Jan.
16# Mar.
19# Feb.
14# Feb.
Mar. 12
Apr.
17
11
16
29
May 28
Feb.
6
Apr. 14
Apr. 26.
'May 28
Feb.
8
9
Apr.
Jan. 29
Feb. 21
5
Apr.
55
Feb.
Feb.
Feb.
Mar.
Mar.
Apr.
Jan.
30
Jan.
9
3# Jan.
29
1
6
5
14
21
18
30
14
Apr. 20
85
May
8# Feb.
1
5
5
Feb.
98
Jan.
220
# Jan
8
5
4
1
3
Apr. 19
May 21
Feb
1
14
Feb.
5
4
Jan.
22
1
9# May 15
Jan
6
19#
33#
7#
5#
5#
42#
185
3
Feb.
Mar. 14
20# Feb.
7# Apr.4
19
Apr.
37# Feb.
14# Feb.
15# May
4
6
14
13# May 28
5
Apr. 23
8
May 28
3# May 28
29
May 31
Mar. 27
Apr
17
Jan.
30
Apr. 20
1# Jan.
1
81
214
5
11
23
1# May 28
8
May 28
2#
1 #
17#
5#
48
May
Feb.
Mar.
4 111# Apr.
36
Apr.
1
Jan.
Jan.
4
Feb. 26
2
Jan.
Feb.
Apr. 27
4# Apr. 26
23#
23#
21#
36#
# Jan.
28
Mar.
11
Jan.
2# Jan.
20
May
33* May
May
May 28
May 28
1
82# May
May 28
May
2
7# Mar. 12
Apr. 18
33
30
7# May 23
14# Jan. 10
8
15#
16#
21#
21#
6#
7
4#
5
5# Sale
32# Sale
4
Jan.
17
75
98
211
218
17
May 122
Apr.
4
10# May 21
85
3 100
11
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
5#
1 #
25#
7#
9
Jan.
87# May
7#
.....
6
-----
Jan.
8# May 15
4# Jan. 15
16
5
2*
o
213
Jan.
61
15# Jan.
J<vn.
19!
4# May 18
.....
95
189#
#
#
32
73
18# May
22# May
28
30
1#
12#
84#
6#
5
15#
20
32# Sale
12#
14#
75#
109#
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
1
19
May 25
10# May
1
3
May
2
86
58
16#
Sale
7
7#
4#
5#
5#
6
34# Sale
31#
4
Sale
Sale
Sale
#
4#
2
7# May
77#
16# Sale
19# Sale
5#
6
3
3#
5
4#
41# Sale
3#
8#
64#
6#
81
10
Sale
76
#
#
4#
16#
21#
19#
30#
May
May 22
May
1
May 21
May
1
May 18
May 11
75
29
87#
2
3
.....
2
6#
"86"
65
May 25
9# May
2
13#
8#
8#
3#
27#
7# May 23
1
13
May 14
May 15
May
7
May
7
May 10
19#
1#
1
5#
8#
5#
29#
27#
19
21# Sale
19# Sale
Yellow 9c Checker Cab Co—
•No par value.
8#
35
30
7# Sale
Sale
5
4
16#
5#
28#
27#
31#
10#
3
"9# Sale"
Sale
8
2h
4#
1#
34 Sierra Pacific El Co pref..100
■. 504
11,288
7#
19
15
14
com *
Preferred
Shell Union OH
8#
8#
*
180
100
265 San Joaq Lt 9c Pr prior pf.100
Prior pref series A
56
100
33
'"248
6
23
14
2
Series A preferred
""43
4
14
2
1
Sale
9i*
*88
*
Preferre d
84
83
75
62#
Pac Tel & Tel Co common. 100
80
299
73
Los
Angeles Stock Exch.
MONTHLY AND YEARLY RECORD
STOCK EXCHANGE
RANGE OF PRICES ON THE LOS ANGELES
1934.
Stock Sales.
Jan. 1 to May 31_._
May.
Jan. 1.
BONDS
1934.
255
1,600
1,200
250
450
2,700
250
2,100
1,500
200
2,100
945*
104
81
82
...1961
So Calif Gas 45*8
STOCKS.
5*
25*
Preferred
100
25
25
3,000 Barnsdall OH Corp A
Bolsa Chica Oil Corp A.
10
"B"
10
500
707 Broadway Dept Store pfd.100
2
"5l"
25
1,718 Central Investment Corp.100
*
10,400 Chrysler Corp
195*
20
2,350 Citizens Nat Bank
26,200 Claude Neon Elec Prod Ltd.*
24,500 Consolidated Oil...
23 5*
75*
105*
11
9,500 Douglas Aircraft Inc
23,800 Emsco Derr 8c Equip Co
145*
145*
Hancock Oil Co A
5,800
3,116
12,000
2
4
310
...1
300
10
800
622
1,150
10
Preferred
series
10
D
.25
25
25
10
*
1,800 Pacific Pub Serv pffef
103 Pacific Tel & Tel
25
mm
mm
5
mm
^
35
71
2
%
15*
465*
"ii
12
215*
Sale
7
16
305*
3
55*
355*
35
61
65*
75*
70
7
195*
6 5*
5
44,700 Republic Pete Co Ltd
15*
Sale
78 5*
15*
Sale
.....
35*
92
25*
"93""
15*
15*
45*
5*
75*
45*
-----
5
6
75* Sale
95*
85*
95*
16 X Sale
-----
195*
20
175*
75*
235*
Sale
18
9
4
10
8
Sale
5*
25*
-i
55*
Sale
95* Sale
75*
85*
185*
185*
215* 225*
195*
205*
325*
865*
24
65*
10
45*
75*
Sale
25
53,000 So Calif Edison Ltd com...25
3.501
Original preferred......25
13,400
7% preferred...........25
28,700
6% preferred........
25
55*% preferred
25
28,500
100 So Calif Gas pref "A"
25
250 So Counties Gas 6% pref.100
100
26,900 Southern Pacific Co
150 Square D Co A pref
.*
12 X
30 X
m
15*
155*
165*
155*
Sale
31
205* Sale
175* Sale
16
Sale
20
75
20
Sale
Sale
Sale
180 Superior Oil common
...25
3
19
2,300 Taylor Milling
*
1,780 Title Insur 8c Trust Co....25
_...*
146,500 Transamerlca Corp
7
12
21
991 Union Bank 8c Trust Co..100
9,200
64,400 Union OH of C,alif
25
1,326 Weber Showcase 8c Fix pfd._*
10
100 Western Pipe & Steel
21
Sale
6 5* Sale
100
110
185*
35*
Sale
7
8
2
65* May
May
31
May
3
May
375* May
215* May
95* May
95* May
16
1
4
10
10
14
16
23
12
May
May
May
May
May
23
May
105* May
115* May
4
16
10
23
7
14
2
2
75*
165*
315*
35*
445*
125* Jan.
105* Feb.
14
May 28
55* May 24
285* May 24
May 28
55* May 11
345* May
3
12
10
11
Mar.
Feb
Feb.
6
Jan.
66
Jan.
675* May
1
25* May 19
55
895* May 19
3
May 24
92
71
7
May
May
10
22
23
..I.
88
May
35* May
7
1
May 12
May 18
85* May
8
95* May
1
75* May 17
4
45* May
8
5
May
8
105* May 17
95* May
1
75* May 17
17
May 14
215* May 31
195* May 15
8
May
3
30
May 14
815* May 31
22
May 25
15* May 24
45* May 23
82
May
2
7
May 14
185*
215*
195*
85*
32
865*
24
15*
65*
82
75*
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
2
31
4
14
17
2
1
26
26
2
15
Apr.
Apr.
15* Jan.
Apr.
73*
8*
Feb.
95
Jan.
J*
Sale
20
23
10
11
24
Sale
65* Sale
79
100
16
Sale
3
95*
iiH
4
4
Feb.
Feb.
.
8
Feb.
14
5* Apr.
May 12
May 18
10
Mar. 22
75* Mar. 6
85* Mar. 28
11
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
May
28
3
21
11
11
7
31
31
31
85*
3
155*
16
325*
22 5*
185*
165*
885* May
3
205* May 11
3
36
Jan.
9
215* Jan.
2
885*
285*
15*
65*
84
Mar. 20
18
1
Apr.
26
3
Jan.
16
80
Feb.
1
65* Jan.
4
Apr.
Mar. 15
May
May
May
May
May
34
May 28
24
May
4
195* May
4
175* May 2
30
155*
155*
315*
205*
175*
155*
225*
May 11
Jan.
4
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Mar.
885* May
255* May
75
Jan.
105* May 22
215* May 22
55* May 14
80
May 15
15
May 14
4
May 22
11
May 19
245* May 11
65* May
1
80
May 15
165* May
2
45-* May
8
1
4
3
71
11
80
345* May
19
May
3
31
7
Feb.
r en
16
Feb
Mar. 15
Feb. 16
Feb. 16
Mar. 16
Feb.
3
May 26
May 26
3
305* May 16
19
May
4
20
17
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
I§
3
1
Jan.
17
Jan.
May
335*
85*
45*
165*
175*
55* Feb.
5 5* Feb.
May
Jan.
Jan.
105*
95*
85*
95*
23^8
235*
225*
205*
95*
195*
185*
75*
235*
35* May
8
25
5* Feb.
9
85* Mar. 16
31
Mar. 12
16
45* May
88
1
15* Mar. 31
75* Jan.
9
6
35* Apr. 20
Jan.
75
35* May
865* May 29
1
33
4
May
4
1
85* Feb.
295* Apr. 19
55
Apr. 19
35* Mar. 14
5* Apr.
5
65* May
12
9
315* Sale
815* Sale
5
71
675* May
1
25* May 12
Jan.
100
4
4
May
4
65* May 19
4
175*
215* Sale
185*
195*
27
415* Feb. 21
745* Jan. 10
285* May
745* Jan.
35*
35*
55*
85* Sale
95*
65*
85*
255* Sale
45*
31
85* Apr. 25
Apr. 23
125* Jan. 25
8
885*
225* Sale
45*
6
17
13
5* Apr.
354 Jan.
7
17
23
Feb.
125* Feb.
145* Feb.
28 5* Jan.
75* Jan. 15
95* May 12
325
23
775* 100
17
165*
Feb.
28
May 16
45*
155*
165*
175* Sale
325*
35
235*
24
195*
20
175*
175*
17
Mar. 12
4
60
Mar. 27
20
8
315* Sale
8
85*
25*
45*
155*
155*
165* Sale
335* Sale
225* Sale
185* Sale
165* Sale
15
105*
26
245*
65* Sale
11
10
May 16
5*
,105*
Jan.
2
375* May 14
8
86
345* Sale
75* May
4
235* Jan. 24
315* May 10
85*
-----
19
76
12
11
May
2
155* Jan.
2 20
Jan.
3
75* May 29
7
Jan.
May
5 300
5 325
195* May
6 5* May
May
325
Feb.
15
Jan.
5
Sale
Sale
95*
Sale
7
2
325* Mar. 16
9 5* Feb.
3
45* Jan. 16
25* Mar. 26
Jan.
75*
33
Feb.
Feb.
Apr.
195* Jan.
4
16
15* Jan.
65*
1
41
75* May
35* May
31
2
6
4
8
~80"
*
Odd lot.
235* Jan.
24
16
16
14
6
May 22
75*
9
4
Standard Oil of Calif
a
195* May
5* Jan.
4
May
325* Mar.
75* May
25* May
15* Mar.
515* Jan.
5
22
Sale
3
45* May 28
May 22
15*
75*
*
6,100 Shell Union Corp com
No par value,
935* Jan.
8
945* May 25
5
15*
75*
800
270
65*
275*
15*
45*
8
9
335*
875*
5*
_
670
Prices.
8
945* May 25
100
15*
55*
4
75* May 16
25* May 14
71
5*
45*
36,300 Security First Nat Bank...25
17,600
6
.100
*
May 24
185*
25* Sale
5*
90
895*
4
35*
7
4
3 X
4.750
800
600
180
195* May
4
76
55*
35* Sale
5
21X
5*
25*
5*
101
7% pr pref._100
100 Seaboard Dairy Credit com. *
58 Seaboard National Bank..25
400
205*
75*
360
68
2
3ff
S Joaq L & P
39,600
305*
Sale
28
285*
""26
lb", 200
20
70
87
2,800
745*
75*
275*
75
9
175* May 12
Sale
Prices.
93 5* Jan.
905*
8
67
70
3,600
945* May 25
12
65*
355*
885*
66
70
9,400
750
3.000
4,100
945* May 25
25*
395*
225* Sale
95*
10
10
105*
325
340
8
3
39
18
100
2
new
com
9,600 Pacific Western Oil Corp
1,100 Signal Oil-Gas A
6,800 Socony Vacuum
Sale
28
"l2"
7
5 San Joaquin L&P 6% pr pflOO
*
-----
12
7
m.
»
10
800 Pac Public Service N \ com.*
500
1,100
2,200
•
com
Preferred
9,900 Pac Gas 8c Elec com
1st pref 6%.
4,200
5 5*% preferred
3,700
3,600 Pacific Indemnity
8,100 Pac Lighting Corp com
6% preferred
1,366
6,400 Pacific Mutual Life Ins
1,800
500
100
L A Investment Co
700 Pac Amer Fire Insurance._10
1.500 Pacific Clay Products
31,200 Pac Finance Corp common.10
Preferred series A
10
2,600
Preferred series C
10
1,000
1,700
205*
75*
317
10
L A Gas 8c Elec 6% pref
10
33 Moreland Motors pref
385 Mortgage Guarantee Co__100
300
105*
115*.
20
4
68
75
265*
Lockheed Aircraft
100 (I) Magnln common
200 Monolith Portl Cem
2~8o6
85*
100
85 L A Athletic Club
3,000
•
...
300 Holly Sugar common.
Preferred..
21
""346
300
85*
35*
25*
65* Sale
185*
345*
455*
19
73
310 Goodyear Textile pref
100
255 Goodyear Tire 8c Rub pfd.100
127,900
200
1.
Highest.
Lowest.
Sale
Prices.
Sale Prices.
1
55*
Preferred
12,800
400
195*
29
275
*
;
25
1,800 Globe Grain & Milling
3,400 Goodyear of Akron com....*
100
1045* 1045* 1045*
955*
955* 95
16
34
3
Sale
10
600 Gilmore Oil
'"""16
24 5*
20
5
2
59
*
*
89 Farmers & Merch Nat Bk.100
20
200
69
4
35*
195*
10
6,100
8
35*
*
174
700
2,000
85*
35*
25
5,200 Byron Jackson
3,700 California Bank
715 Calif Packing Corp
195*
5*
45*
75*
100 Food Machinery
700
225*
Sale
3 5*
3
11,600
5
300
945*
Ask
Highest.
Lowest.
May 31.
1.
Ask. Bid.
26
22
800 Associated Gas & Electric..*
*
135 Barker Bros common
"266
RANGE SINCE JAN.
Par.
Alaska Juneau Gold Mln'g 10
3,800
115
1,600
Bid.
935*
2,000
1,000
Shares.
300
May
Ask
Bid.
S
Shares.
123,000
Jan. 2
Since
S
3,000
Price
STOCK EXCHANGE
In
"i",66o
$28,000
May 31
PRICES IN MAY.
LOS ANGELES
AGGREGATE SALES.
$1,000
-
Jan. 1 to
1933.
1934.
May
449,740
1,151,261
Shares 159,298
>1,116,857
May
Bond Sales.
1933.
Mar. 27
85* Jan.
13
2
18
Jan.
__
85* Apr. 23
55* Jan.
Apr.
Apr.
5* Feb.
8 5* Mar.
365* Jan.
115* Jan.
45* Apr.
195* Feb.
75
88
17
25
25
9
16
30
29
30
5
Feb.
6
375* Feb.
255* Feb.
15
Feb.
17
22
22
6
195* Feb. 23
225* Mar. 7
Feb.
28
185* Jan.
8
Apr.
305* May 16
19
May J 4
33 5* Feb.
5
Feb. 28
8
12 5* Apr.
28
Feb.
20
55* May 14
85* Feb.
5
Jan.
3
9
20
89
Jan.
26 100
75
Feb.
15
May 14
Feb. 20
4
125* Jan.
Apr. 27
425* Jan. 30
4
19
May
9
26
20 5* Feb.
4 5* May
125* Jan.
14
5
8
26
records of the dealings on the leading stock exchanges of
calendar year to date, are furnished. In this department of
General 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 inde*
this publication complete
In the earlier part of
ths country, for the latest
month and for the
different classes of securities quoted:
to the
89
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Industrial
Insurance
Municipal Bonds (Domestic)
__
Investment Trust Securities
78
Quotations
Exchange
oegan
for all
securities are
to the
as
pay
73
Bonds
Railroad
77
Stocks.
Real Estate Bonds
91
Textile Stocks
90
Title Guarantee and Safe Deposit Stocks.- 91
United States Government Securities
96
United States Territorial Bonds
96
Real Estate Trust and Land
Stocks
as possible for the closing dag of the month preceding the date of issue.
As the New York Btsck
all bond prices "and Interest," we have adopted tne same method and no longer employ a designating
The reader will understand, therefore, that unless the letter "/" is prefixed
where there is a deviation from this rule.
accrued Interest in addition to the price.
This, however, does not apply to income bonds or bonds in default.
the price Includes the interest, should there be any.
In which cases
*
"
quotation is a flat price—that is, that the accrued interest forms part of the price, and
making payment.
As already stated in the case of Income bonds and bondr ?n
prefixed to bond prices denotes that the
Phe tetter
79
84
Stocks._—
Railroad
near
with Jan. 2 1933 to quote
price, he mast
_
Bonds
Public Utility
90-116
mark to indicate the fact except
90
96
Canadian
Public Utility
Scrip
and
Stocks
115
98
87
91
..i
Stocks
Securities
Mining Stocks.
97
Foreign Government Bonds
Industrial Bonds
Joint Stock Land Bank
96
Seats.
Page
Page
Page
Exchange
therefore the purchaser does not have to provide for It separately in
default, the price Is always "flat," and
no
designating mark is employed to indicate the fact.
Quotations for equipment bonds are based on average
maturities.
dividend"; that is, the accrued dividend must be paid in addition to the price.
of these tables that the quotations for many Inactive and unlisted securities are merely
Quotations for guaranteed stocks are "and
It should be borne in mind in the use
cases
the figures are obtained from sources
The following
abbreviations are often used, vis.; "M" for mortgage, "g" for
••conv" for convertible, "s f" for sinking fund, "1 g" for land grant,
The black-faced type In the letters
NOTICE.—All
are
96
95
Akron Canton & Youngs town—
Gen A ret 6s 1945 ser A—AAO
59
62
Oen A ref 5^s 1945 ser B
Great Southern—
AAO
58
60
1st cons g 5s 1943 ser
1st cons 4s 1943 ser B
JAD
103 4
JAD
984
Eq 6s 1935 (vr)
Eq 44s 1935-'4l
JAJ
JA J
1948
Gen Income 6s Oct 1948
94
45
48
5s
40 4
41
83
5s Jan
594
1014
I
101
106
I
101
106
22
4
7
conv
1st mtge gtd g 5s 1941
JA i
Augusta Union Stat 4s 1953-JAJ
Bait A Harris g 5s 1936----.MAN
1st M West Ext g 5s 1938 MAN
95
994
994
FA A
68
684
Conv g
Coll A
conv
5b 1949.
5s 1950..
...JAD
.-AAO
61
62
Col A
<"onv
Certificates of deposit
Allegheny
vm
<eu
4s
MAS
38
44s 1960
FAA
Ref A gen 5s 1995 series A.JAD
Ref A gen 6s 1995 series O.JAD
Ref A gen 5s 2000 ser D ,_MAS
384
374
1024
103'
Ref A gen 5s series F 1996- MAS
Deb Income 44s 1963
AAO
4s iy95
Q-J
Eq tr 6s 1935 (s-a)
JAJ 15
Ark A Mem Ry Brge A Term—
1st M 5s 1964
MAS
Ann
Arbor
1st
g
904
25
35
15
25
504
58
95
100
90
Aroostook Nor 5s g 1947-...AAO
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fe—
Gen mtge gold 4s 1995 ..AAO
100
101
1024
1024
Adjustment 4s July 1 1995 Nov
Stamped
-.MAN
Conv g 4s of '09 due 1955 JAD
Conv g 4s of *05 due i955_JAD
Conv g 4s of TO due 1960 JAD
Conv dob 44s 1948
JAD
Trans S L 1st g 4s 1958—JAJ
Cal-Ariz 1st A rf 4 4■ '62 op MAS
95
JAJ
Rocky Mt DIv 4s 1965
Athens Terminal Ry—
JAJ
JAJ
1st M 44" 1944 ser A
1st M 5s 1944 ser B_
JAJ
Atlanta Knoxville A Northern
1st mtge gold 5s 1946
JAD
954
944
944
Medford Ext 5s 1937
MAN
Piscat DIv g 5s Jan 1943--AAO
944
St Johns Riv Ext gu 5s
Van Bur Ext 5s g Jan
94
'39-FAA
'43-AAO
122
98
100
Bedford Belt 1st 5s 1938
Beech Or 1st 4s g gu 1936
1034
105
-
-
£
Belt
1044
1034
AAO
102
1938
M 54s 1929 extd as 5%
to May 1954
MAN
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
1st cons 4s July 1 1952
MAS
Col tr g 4s Oct 1 1952 op.MAN
Conv deb 4s 1939 op 1916MAN
Gen unlf ser A 44s 1964.JAD
Ext
1936
_JAJ
90
63
96""
A
34s 1951--AAO
99
JAJ
JAJ
44s impt 1978—
%Z*
76
974
78
81
83
86
4s
May
I
1935
gu
FAA
N Y G-MAN
34s Jan 1 1951
JAJ
Ref 34s 1952 gu N Y O—AAO
k Last saie.
i London
n
4.30
3.75%
Wor Nashua A Roch—
674
4s Oct
1
1934--
30
35
30
35
Brooklyn A Montauk—
2d (now 1st) gold 5s 1938-JAD
103
m
Brunswick A Western—
1st mtge gtd 4s 1938
—JAJ
Buffalo oreek 1st 5s 1941—JAJ
1004
1961
-JAJ
Buffalo Rochester A Pittsburgh—
944
—MAS
MAN
1044
Susquehanna RR Corp—
1st 4s Dec 30 1963
JAJ
Burl Cedar Rapids A NorthCon 1st A coll tr 5s g '34--AAO
Certificates of deposit
Butte Anaconda A Pac 5s'44 FAA
Cam A Clear—1st 5s g 1941.JAJ
Gen M g 4s 1955—
FAA
Cambria A Ind 1st 44s '68—JAJ
1st ref 5s
Cong 44s 1957
103
104
1014
1014
1014
1014
103
1024
66
984
814
Can Nat Rys 44s gu
50
96
92
102
86
884
20
25
44« guar 1957
44s guar 1968
44s guar 1951—
44» guar 1956
44s guar 1955
40-yr 5s guar 1970
5s guar 1969
1954-MAS
JAJ
JAD
101
88
86
1004
82
82
s
71
105
714
884
894
32
36
35
89
92
104
108
&
99
4.00
1044
1044
108
107
MAS
108 4
FAA
JAD 15
FAA
1084
1U4
1144
1134
1144
104 4
JAJ
AAO
5s guar 1969
98
984
1004
98
Buff A
Eq tr 54» 1935-38 (year) MAN
Canada South 5s 1962 ser A.AAO
1014
39
69
44s July 15 1947.JAJ15
Gen m 6s '33 extd to '38-JAJ 15
1st
944
62
78
71
3 75%
99
1064
944
Nominal,
90
76
67
4.30
984
844
984
984
864
1.50%
2.75
834
1st mtge gu g 4s 1955
FAA
Boston Rev Beacn & uynn—
3.50%
3.50%
3.50%
3.50%
3.50%
Stk
5s July 1 1938
4 4s July
1937-.
4.00
Boston ANY Air Line—
77
75
Big Sandy Ry 1st g 4s 1944. JAD
Birm Term 1st g 4s 1957 gu.MAS
Boonville St L A Sou 5s '51-FAA
Boston A Albany 5s Oct '63--JAJ
5s June 1942
JAD
/This price includes accrued Interest,
Crk
RR
1st m 44a 1961 ser JJ
Eq 44" 1935-1943 (yr)—AAO
Maine (old) 44s
JAJ
4s Feb 1 1937
FAA
4s Aug 1942
FAA
3s July 1950
J&J
Equip 54« 1934 1937(yr) FAA
Eq tr 6s 1934-38 (year)..,JAD
764
76
101
884
834
834
784
90
76
4.00
MAS
MAN
AAO
994
894
4.00
89
90
ser
Bost A
77
JAJ
Yds (ind'p'lls)—
1st ref gold 4s 1939
MAN
Bolvidere DjI 1st 34s 1943--JAJ
1st
Eq 64s Feb 1936 (year) FAA
gold 5s
guar
Beech
-
AO
5s 1955 ser 2
5s 1967
91
884
884
884
884
884
AAO
76
JAJ
Bellefonte Central 1st 6s '49.FAA
Atlanta Terminal 6s 1939.-.FAA
Atlantic City gu 4s 1951
JAJ
Baeis.
1951
Washburn Ext 1st 5s '39..FAA
Battle Creek A Sturgls—
1st guar g 3s 1989
JAD
59
o
4s
1044
oo
1074
654
4.00
m
Ask.
90
89
-
1943
General 5s g 1937
JAJ
JAJ
95 4
.
107
65
Aroostook—
1st M 5s g Jan 1 1943
Cons refund g
Atlanta A St Andrews Bay—
6s.
W
954
-
1004
101
Toledo A Oin Div 4s 1959.-JAJ
Atlanta A Charlotte Air Line—
1st
__FAA
JAJ 15
Va—
Refund gold 4s 1941--.MAN
Div 1st 5s 1950
JAJ
8
Bangor A
27
103
4.00
2d
1st g 5s 1937
103
4.00
M12
Series B
76
Pittsb Lake Erie A W
86
104
90
72
Eq tr 5s 1935-38 (yr)
Eq tr 6s 19o5 (yr)
874
1st
1st m
89
Eq tr 44« 1935-40 (yr>__MAN
Eq tr 44s '35-'41 O (yr)„FAA
Eq tr 5s 1934-37 (yr)
FAA
Allegheny A Western—
1st mtge guar 4a 1998-J—AAO
Amer Rys coll 44s 1953
JAJ
1943
May
5s May 1940
62
Baltimore A Ohio—
1st M 4s g July 1 1948—AAO
1st M 5s July 1 1948
AAO
5s 1944
5s Jan 1946
Austin A Northwestern—
19
Sept '41
-
5s Mar 1942
78
July 1948
1st mtge gu g 4s 1949
AAO
Aug Term 1st gu g rts 1947--AAO
92
5s Apr 1944
5s June 1945
JAJ
JAJ
Alleghany Corp—
Coll tr
1.50%
3%
2d g 4s 1948.
Atlantic Leased L 4% mtge perp.
Atlantic A Yadkin—
Alabama A
Vicksburg Ry—
1st M g 5s 1974 series A.-MAN
Albany A Susq 34s g 1946-AAO
2.75
3.75
Boston A Maine (new) 5s
4s-5s April 1947
JAJ
Gen 1st g 4s
Alabama Tennessee A Northern—
lien 6s
JAJ 15
(yr).FAA
Atl A Danville 1st 4s 1948
Alabama N Orl TAP June—
'10-MAN
'10-MAN
E
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Atlantic Coast Line of S O—
Alabama
Prior
Bid.
Bonds.
\tlantic Coast Line RR (Concl)
Adirondack 1st 44s 1942 guMAS
Akron A Barb Belt, g 4s 1942. JAD
"A" deb 5s g '40 red
"B" deb g 5s *40 red
for consolidated
marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
"and interest" except where
Ask.
Bid.
RAILROAD BONDS
A
gold, "gu" for guaranteed, "end" for endorsed, "cons"
"op" for optional.
showing the interest period indicates the month when the bonds mature.
bond prices
Bonds.
nominal, but In al
which are considered reliable.
Equip trust 7s ser E 1935
Eq tr 6s 1935
MAN 64.60 to
Eq tr 4 4» 1935-1942 (gu) MAN 64.60 to
Eq tr 44s 1934-45(ann)__JAD 64.60 to
Canadian Northern—
1094
S F deb 7s 1940
JAD
1184
S F deb 64s 1946.
JAJ
1024
10-yr g 44s Feb 15 1935-FAA
Winnipeg Term 4s 1939
JAJ
Sale price,
r Canadian
price.
4.25%
1054
105
1084
1074
1094
1094
112
1154
1134
115
104
3 75
3.75
3.75
1094
119
103
74
BONDS
RAILROAD
NOTICE.-—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked 'f" and income and defaulted bonds*
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
Bonds
Canadian N W 4%a Oct 221943—
Canadian Pacific—
Ask.
94
Bid.
Bonds
95
Ask
64
Cons deben 4s perpetual.-J&J
82
96 H
20-yr coll tr 4 %a 1940
MAS
Ooll tr 6s 1964
99
J&D
S f 4M» Dec 16 1944—.J&D16
91%
Ooll tr 4%s 1960
j«J
Conv coll tr 6s 1942
MAS
Eq tr 6s 1944
J&J
106H
Eq tr 4Ha 1934-1938 a-a.-J&D 6 4.30
Eq tr 4%a 1940-1946 a-a.J&D b 4.30
Oaro Cent 1st g gu 4a 1949—J&J / 41
Oaro Olinch & Ohio 6s 1938. .J&D
105 H
lat cons 6a 1962 ser A.J&SD15
105 %
Equip 6s 1935-1937 a-a.-A&O b 4.25
Eq tr 6a 1935 (yrlv)
J&J15 b 4.00
Carthage & Adirondack—
lat mtge guar g 4s 1981..J&D
79%
Oatawlssa cons g 4a 1946
101
A&O
&
24%
25
24
25
66
,
Cent Ark & East 1st 6a 1940.J&J
OentrBr Un Pac 1st g 4a '48.J&D
Central of Georgia—
97
/
99%
3
92
92
107
3.75%
3.75%
zw
24
90
12%
85
105
3.50%
3%
81
85
Eq 6a 1935 (ann)
85
90
103%
80%
i
5
68
53
56 H
28 H
30%
5 b
hie Un Stat lat 4 Ha 1963--J'
1st M 5s 1963 aeries B
J
1!*
lat M 6 Ha aeries O 1963—J<
Guar gold 5a 1944
JA
Chic Terre Haute & Southeast
let & ref g 5a Dec 1 '60 opt Jd
Inc mtge 5a Dec 1
64
>
lio"
113%
106%
48
58%
Chicago & Western Indiana—
gold
5a
M&:
1952
Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton-
Pott* Creek 4s 1946
101
107%
97
3.25%
3.25%
8S*
95
8 IK
40
Oin Ind St Louis & Chicago—
1st 4s Aug 1 1936
<3
Cin Ind & West 1st 5s 1965-M^
45
r
i
> b
JS
Eq tr 5a 1935-38 (yr)
98"
109%
110
&
1st cons guar g
98
b
3.50
3.50
4s 1940
3.50
100%
-
-
-
Amended
89%
74%
74%
101
b
3.00
101%
110
98%
98 %
42
46
9
9
65
65
J& r
con
95
8%
/
6
1982
*37 coup).
Proof of claim filed
Dodge Dea Moines & Sou—
J&D
2H
lat 5a 1938
90 %
Ext at 5H% to 1961
2%
alveston Houston &
105 %
J&D
.
Henderson
1st lien & ref M 5%s 1938 A&O
alveaton Term 6a 1938
M&S
102
51
f
4Hs
91%
102%
103%
.J&]
1st
(Nov '32 and May
ort
95"
88
White W V Div 1st 4a '4Q-J&
Equip to 6s 1934-1935
Cleveland Lorain & Wheeling—
-
Cleveland &
92 H
106%
20
J&J
& Ala 5a Oct 1945
18
Pittsburgh102%
102%
104
>
27 H
Ext at 6% to
—
—
95
98
July 1 1934
eorgla & Florida RR—
lat M 6a 1946 aer A__
M&N
Otfs of deposit
...—
92
103 H
103
103%
108%
99%
108
99
105
104%
14%
100%
101%
Cleveland Termtnal & Valley—
lat 4a gold guar 1995
M&: r
Cleveland Union Terminals—
80
15
lat
a
f 4Ha
1977
aer
C._
Ooal Riv Ry 1st 4s gu '45.
Colorado & Southern
>
107
M<S
1935-37
28
35
15%
15%
10%
16
22
J&J 15 b
35
1st m 4s 1940
F4
Columbus & Hocking Valley—
25
5.25
69%
rand Trunk Pacific—
4.50%
Columbia & Port Deposit—
35
30
5s *36 opt J&D
93%
32%
96
89
101%
95%
88%
101%
68
r b
F&A / 20
eorgia Midland—
52%
1st g 3s 1946
A&O
107
a RR & Bkg ref 6s 1951.-A&O
92
4s Jan 1 1947.
J&J
61
a Sou & Fla 1st g 5s 1945—J&J
35
Deb 5s 1952..
A&O
Eq tr 4 Ha 1934-1939 a-a.M&N 6 8.75
85
ouv & Oaw 1st 5s g 1942—J&D
r R & Ind ext 4Ha 1941—J&J
2d 4s 1936
....A&O
102%
95%
r
Eq tr 5H%
'91%
100
r
49
102
88
99%
94%
88%
15
75%
105%
48%
Chic Indianapolis & St. Louis-—
Short Line 1st 4s 1953—.A&O
i
95
)
101%
1
101
90
)
95%
I
77
■»
lst
5s
mm — m
101
3
1951.
104%
104%
I
57%
58"
43%
44%
J
W4
)
35
J
25%
Deb
64%
—
4s
1955.
61*
1st 1 & ref g 7 H»
71
Imp &
70
75%
4.75%
4.75%
4.75%
4.75%
69"
b
5.25
b
5.25
b
5.25
b
5 25
M&N
63%
65%
M&N
71%
75
IT4
75
51%
42%
*5.00%
65.00%
65.00%
65.00%
65.00%
65.00%
52
,
20
)
20%
18%
98
100
)
86
98
i
B_.
6 H® 1936 series F
F&A
Grand Trunk West 4a £ 1950-J&J
105%
&
WesternAug '55
F& K
22
19%
—.J&J
1st & ref g 4 H» *61 opt '41 J&J
Gen M 5H« 1952 aer B—-J&J
Gen M 5« 1973 aer O
J&J
Gen 4 H» 1976 aer D
J&J
Gen 4 H» 1977 ser E
J&D
Eq tr 4 Ha 1934-1939
M&S
Eq tr 4 %s 1934-1940 D (yr)J&J
Eq tr 5a 1934-1938 (yr)—M&S
Assented subject to plan...
-
B.A& )
Eq tr 4Ha 1935-42 (yr)..M&l *
Denver &
1978
aer
102%
94%
104
2%
Western
20%
19%
20%
20%
41
IV4
85
tr
4%s
I°8H
56%
r
100
103
J
60
64
4 20
100 H
101H
33
5
Western—
1st M 6s 1958 ser A..
—-J&J fk 24
14
Guayaquil & Quito lat 5s '32 J&J2 /
Gulf Mobile &
1st
A&O
5%s I950 ser B
1950 Series O
A&O
Gulf & Ship Island RR—
Let ref & t«rm g 5s Feh '52
G ilf
8
56
I
20
3
Det R Tun 4,H« 1961 gu...
10
*
n
8
6%
rerminel.»f
102%
Nominal,
86
20
104
r
74%
J&J k
85%
75%
70
1
1
Oil OOI
76
J&J
Y N
Ry—
1st cons gold 4Hs 1999—J&J
Eq tr 5s 1935-1938 (ann).A&O
Eq tr 5s 1934-1939 (yr)._.J&J
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yr)...—J&J 15
Canadian
1
vloblle—
1st mtge g is 1957 gu
R & Portch—See N
Hicking
1
IH
Northern—
Flvrl
J f
London,
4.20
1934-1940.J&D
Northern
Stamped (July 1 1933 cpn on)
An
Des Moines & Fort Dodge—
I
.
1st 5s
J
3.75
Debenture ctfs B Feb
Denver & Salt Lake Ry—
k Last sale.
Express..
3.75
3 75
Ry of Canada—
Cons 4s 1934 opt to 1914—A&O
G'eenb Ry 1st * gu 4s '40—M&N
Green Bay & Western—
Great
Guintauaiuo &
J
/This price includes accrued interest,
Fruit
87 %
81
75 H
75 H
Debenture ctfs A Feb
Rio Grande—
1st mtge 6a 1950
Inc mtge 6a 1960
95
-
Eq 5s J'ne 15'34-'39 (yr) J&D
Rio Grande
Ref & impt 6s
68
Great Northern—
Eq
101%
J
94%
15-yr g 5 Ha Mav 1 *37—M&l J
103%
Eq 6a Jan 15 1935 (yr)--J&Jl 5 63.00%
Delaware River RR & Bridge—
1st mtge g 4s 1936
102
F& V
Denver
78
86
98
July 1 1950—J&J
Eq tr 5s Dec 14 *34 '43 (yr)
Grays Pt Term g 5s 1947—J&D
93%
)
42y
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
4.50%
VJt
22
)
A.
aer
ser
ec
Gen Income 5a
„
103 H
108 %
107 H
Delaware & Hudson—
59%
51%
51
60
I
90"
89%
57%
63"
36%
I
'36
1st 1 & ref 6s 1936
gu._J&J
Trunk Ry of Canada—
Gen M 7s 1936 series A
)
69
non-pay
54"
50
Ik
54
13%
gu.M&N
1st g gu 4s $
92
Shore & Eastern—
lat M 4Hb 1969 opt 1919.J&D
?t*
—
81nk fund g deb 7a 1940.-A&O
Deb g 6a Sept, 1 1936
M&S
3
Is 19
1962
Gen 4a 1962 Can Gov
rand
16%
7%
River gold
18$
—J&J
2nd 4s Gold Sterling 1955-A&O
M 3s
1st
1st 4a Feb 15 *42 Alg gu.M&N
Columbus & Toledo—
Conn
1st M & ref 6s 1952
1st 4s Feb 25 '39 Alg
Connecting Ry (Phlla)-
Chic Memp & Gulf 5a 1940—J&J
Chic Milw St Paul & Pac RR—
1st conaref
Proof of claim filed
88%
91%
62
102
Ref M g 5s 1947 series B..J&J
Ref M g 4a 1947 aeries O..J&J
1st & gen 5a 1966 aeries A.M&N
lat & gen 6s May '66 ser B J&J
Basis.
4.40
4.40
'
61
M&N
Fed inc tax
Gen M 5s '87 stpd inc tax M&N
Gen M 4%s'87atpdinc taxM&N
Gen M 4 %a'87 stpd inc tax M&N
15-year 6Ha Mar 1936...M&S
lat & ref 5a May 2037
J&D
lat & ref 4Ha May 2037..J&D
lot & ref 4%s May 2037C J&D
Oonv g 4%s 1949 ser A..M&N
Eq tr 5a *34 '35 ser M (yr)_J&D
Eq 5a *34-'38 O (yr)
J&D
Eq 6a Jan 15 1935 (yr).. J&J15
Eq 6 H« 1935-36 ser J (yr) M&S
Eq 6Ha 1935-36 K (yr)__A&0
Eq 4%s'34-*42 (yr.) ser A M&N
94
103
'
—
4*40
101%
105%
J&J
50-yr 5a 1975 series A
F&A
Oonv adj 5s Jan 2000
A&O
Gen g 4a A May 1 1989
-J&J
Gen g 3 Ha B May 1 1989..J&J
Gen 4%s May '89 series O.J&J
Gen 4 Ha May *89 ser E—J&J
Gen M 4 Ha May '89 aerF.J&J
Eq 4%s'34-'43 E & F (yr).J&J
Eq 4%s '34-'41 G & H(yr)_J&J
Equip tr 6s 1935 (yr)
.J&J15
Equip tr 5a'34-'40 ser B(yr)F&A
hlcago & North Western—
71*
J&J /
4%s '52 opt..M&N
100
85
Ref & imp M 5s '63 ser D.
Ref& impt 4H« ser E 197*4
Cairo Div lBt g 4s 1939
Gen M 5s t936
Cleveland & Mahoning—
Gold 5s 1938
99%
103%
71%
92
101
3%
104%
93 %
76H
17
3%
100
102 %
88 H
1965
Gen ref gold 4s 1950
3%
b
A&O
4a 1996
J&J
Gen lien gold 4a 1996——J&J
Oonv gold 4a 1953 aer A.-A&O
A&O
Series B 1953
Series D 1953
A&O
Ref & Impt m 5a 1967—M&N
Ref & mtge m 5s 1975
A&O
Eq tr 6a 1935-36 (year)_J&J16
Eq 4Ha *35-'41 LL («-a)..M&8
Eq tr 4%s 1934-43 (s-a)„M&S
Penn coll g 4s Feb 11951..F&A
rie & Jersey a f 6a 1955
J&J
rie & Pittsburgh—
Gen gu g 3Ha aer B 1940..J&J
Series O 1940
J&J
lorida Central & Peninsula—
1st cons 5s gold 1943
J&J
lorida East Coast 4 Ha '59. J&D
1st & ref 5a 1974
M&S
Certificates of deposit --—
Eq 4Hs '34 *35 G (a-a).„A&0
Eq 4H« '35 *41 H (a-a)..M&S
lat & ref 5a
Prior lien gold
101%
F& I
3%
b
85H
1 Paso & S W RR—
100%
Clev Cine Chic & St Louis—
~3%
3.50
99
A&O
Income 5a 2862
Columbus—
109%
109%
3.50
Chicago Indiana & Southern Ry
Con mtge g 4a 1956 guar..J&J
Chicago Indianap & Louisville—
Ref M g 6s 1947 aeries A..J&J
Stmpd
in"
I
105%
lat consol 6a gold 1934—-A&O
Chicago & Erie 5s 1st g ,82.M&N
Chic Grt West 1st 4a 1959—M&S
Gen M 3 Ha g 1987
Gen M gold 4s 1987.
110
Clearfield & MahoningCleveland Akron
96H
.
f
4.50%
Certificates of deposit
Chicago & Eastern Illinois—
^
100
107
b
Gen M 4a 1958
M&S
lat & ref 4%s aer B 1977..F&A
lat & ref g 5a 1971 aer A..F&A
Illinois Div 3 Ha *49 op '29 J&J
Chicago Laice
3.75%
1
6
g 3a 1949
A&O
Equip trust 6s Jan 15 *35-'36
(yearly)
...J&J 16
Chicago Burlington & Quincy—
gu
4.25
97
75
103 H
Refunding
Monon Coal
101"
Oln N O & Tex Pac Ry—
Chicago & Alton RR—
Equip tr 6a 1935 (yr)
89"
93
Warm 8pr Val lat 6a g '41.M&S
Chesapeake & Ohio Northern—
1st M 5a 1945 guar
...A&O
July 1 1949
96%
Oincln North 1st g 4a 1951--.
Cincinnati Union Term Co—
109%
108 H
R & A Div 1st con g 4a '89. J&J
2d con g 4a 1989
J&J
4a
86
98
m m mm
102
i
82%
96H
J&J
Chic & East 111 (new co)—
Gen M 5s May 1951
100
)
81
Central
Eq tr 4H« '34- 40 W (yr)_A&0
Eq tr 5s 35 *38 (yr)
M&S15
Eq tr 5Hs '34-'37 (yrly)..J&D
Eq tr 6s 1936 (yrly)
J&J15
Eq 6Ha 1934-35 (ann).._J&D
Craig Valley 1st 5a g 1940.J&J
90%
102%
Choctaw Oklahoma & Gulf—
Consol
36
94 %
Ref &impt 4%s 1993 serA A&O
Ref & impt 4%s *95 ser B J&J
96%
-A&O
-
rie—
90%
1
General 4H» gold 1992—_M&S
4a 1948.
g
100
54
52
106%
109%
113%
106%
25
Sta 4a 1957 gu.J&J
Chesapeake & Ohio—
1st cons g 5a 1939
M&N
Ry of Mlnneaota—
Nor Div 1st
102
W*
37
Chattanooga
108
M&N
Consol lat g 5a 1956.
lmira & Willlamsport—
1st 6a 1910 ext at 4% 1950-.J&J
61
65
g 5s 1937
M&N
Vermont Ry—
b
Eq tr 6a Dec 14 34-*44 (yr)___
5.00
Charleston & Savannah—
1st mtge K 7s 1936
J&J
104H
Charleston & Western Carolina—
lat mtge g 6a 1946
88
A&O
99
40
...
67
59
8%
8%
Coll tr
43
Columbia Ry 4%s 1944.-A&O
lgin Jol & East 5s 1941—M&N
Mid Ga& Atl lat 6a 1947..J&J
_
105 %
J&J
...J&J
..J&D
5%
65%
I
1960—M<
6.50
102
Central Pacific—
lat ref 4s g guar 1949
F&A
lat g guar 4s Oct 11954
A&O
Guar g 5s I960
F&A
m Eurooean loan 4s 1946.M&S
Central RR & Banking of Ga—
Gen g a f 5s Jan 1 1941
astern
84%
8%
27"
5a 1946
J&J
Cent New Eng lat qu 4a 1961 J&J
80
Central of New Jersey—
Gen M (now lat) g 5a 1987 J&J
107
Gen M 4s 1987
J&J
95%
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yrly)
J&J15 b 3.75
Eq tr 4Ha 1934-'41 (yr)_.F&A b 3.75
uluth MissaDe & Northern—
1st gold 5s Nov 1 1935
ast Tenn Va & Georgia—
105%
80
)
J&J
64
g
89
107
A&O
lat gold 5s 1937—.
Ref & gen 6a 1959 aer O.-A&O
Eq tr 4%s '35-'40aer P(yr)M&S b 11.00
Eq tr 4%s ,34-,40aerQ(yr)M&N b 11.00
Eq tr 5s 1934-'38 (yrly)..J&D b 11.00
Chat Div gold 4a 1951...J&D
25
Macon & Nor g 5a 1946-..J&J
MpbileDiv
uluth & Iron Range—
1st 5s 1937
Chic St Paul Minn & Omaha—
103
14%
11H
90
J&J
1964
90
>
Chicago St Louis & N
Con g 5s June 15 '51--. J&D
Con g 3 H" June 15*51 J&D.
Mem Div lat 4a 1951
JJ
1
90
r
Eq tr 5s 1934 (a-a).
106"
lat 5a Mar
>etrolt & Toledo Shore Line—
1st gold guar 4a 1953
J&J
90
85
111%
25%
23%
12%
85
If
/
/
44
lat M g 6a Nov 1 1946—.F&A
Cons gold 6a 1946
M&N
Ref & gen 5%a 1969 ser IB.A&O
Bid.
Bonds.
Ohic R I & Pac Ry—
79
H& Ha rtford.
Valley
price,
s
Sale price.
107%
6
3.80
3 25%
6
3 80
6
3.80
3.25%
3.25%
RAILROAD
June, 1934.]
75
BONDS
NOTICE.—All bond prices are and "interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bonds
Holidays burg
&
^
1st lien g 5s 1937
Hudson & Manhattan—
r-4rHCSO o o
J&J
1st gold 5s 1957 opt
103
87
F&A
Adj inc up to 5% Feb *57-A&O
1st M 4*48 1957 conv.
F&A
Illinois Central—-1st g 4s '51.J&J
1st gold 3 Ms 1951
J&J
Mam Li ext 1st g 3Ms *51
1st g 3s sterling 1951
£48 gold of 1962
£4a gold of 1953
Ask.
100
102
-J&J
Long Dock 6s con g 1935—A&O
Long Island—Unified g 4s 49M&S
Refunding g gu 4s 1949—M&S
Gen mtge gold 4s 1938.... J&D
Debenture gold 5s 1937-M&N
Equip tr 5s 1935 39 fyr> .A&O
Equip tr 4Ms 1941-45 (yr)_F&A
ong Island City & Flushing—
65
69
105
102
....
87 %
82
92
92%
76%
84"
78
82%
91m
82m
82m
77%.
94 %
83 %
80
79
Eq tr 4Ms 1934-41 Ser N.A&O b
Eq tr 4 Ms *34- 36 (yr) O..J&J ft
Eq tr 5s 1935 38 ser J
M&N 6
Kq tr 6s 1935 - year)
J&J 15 ft
Equip 7s 1934-1936
A&O 6
Cairo Bridge 4s g 1950.-J&D
4.00
4.00
4.00
4.00
4 00
82
72
3M» 1951 J&J
lndianap & Lou
W V
4
Ovi
1st 4s
■
mm
%9
Vv
ll
35"
10
29
35
95
65
1st col tr 6% notes 1941 ,M*n
6% notes 1936
..J&D
1st 1& ref 6Hs 1947
71
43
h*
80
82%
65 %
69
Philippine Govt gu
M&N
Sinking fund g 7s 1937..M&N
69
1st
10m
3%
2d M adj Inc 6s 1933
Midi RR 4% franc bonds
99
::::
Midland
84%
Ref & ext 6s series A 1967
J&
Ref & ext 6s series B 1967.. J&
Jamestown Frank & Clearfield—
1st g 4s 1959 guar..
..._J&I
10 %
93
86
Midland
Mlddletown &
1st M
4%
100
ext at
..
Joplin Union Depot Co—
1st g 4%a 1940 guar opt.M&N
Kalamazoo Allegheny &
Grand Rapids gtd 5s '38-.JA
Kal & Sou Haven—See Mich Cei
Kalamazoo & White Pigeon RR
1st gold 5s 1940
J<S
101
103 %
102
Mil
95%
2.50%
Eqtr 5 Ms 1934-38 (year)
1st M 5s 1978.
Ref & ext 5s Feb '62
83
83
75%
75%
88
ft
?
..
101m
..
..
Lake Erie & West 1st 5s *37.-J&J
2d gold 5s July 1 1941
J&J
86%
99%
88
92
89 m
100 %
Lehigh & Lake Erie 4Ms '57 M&S
Lehigh & New England—
1st M gold 5s 1945--.
J&J
Gen mtge gold 5s 1954
J&J
92%
Prior Hen 5s 1962
FTlor lien 4s 1962
94
ITlor lien
103%
104m
104m
99
101
115
M 4Mb ann lrred
J&D
90
95
gold 4s 2003
gold 4 Ms 2003
gold 5s 2003.
M&N
60m
65*
61
con
con
Lehigh
Valley
1st 4 Ms
Ky of New
gold 1940
M&N
M&N
.A&O
zv>
77%
80"
6 Basis.
__M&&
1st & ref
os
1978
ser
G
..
-M&N
Certificates of deposit..
1st & ref 6s
1980
ser
H..A&0
Certificates of deposit
ser
1
F&A
76
55 M
55M
89 M
5.00
/
/
/
/
fk
/
/
/
/
/
Certificates of deposit
Conv g 6Ms 1949 ser A..M&N
Secured 5%a 1934 1956...J&D f
Equip trust 5s 1935 40(yr)M&S b
Eq tr 4Mb '35-'44 F (yr)._M&N b
Lehigh & N Y 1st 4s 1945-.M&8
1st guar
F
ser
76
Lexington & Eastern—
A&O
34-M&N
89 %
17
M&N
A__J&J
100 M
103
J&J
84 H
69
72 M
87 M
19%
23%
24%
25%
A&O
A&O
23
23
23
28
20
24
_
M&N
101M
102M
103
100
117
6s 1944—
1998 ser A
conv
F& x
A&O
impt/4 Ms 2013 A
_A&0
impt 5s 2013 O
A 2013- .A&O
L 8 coil cr g 3Ms iy98
F&A
M C coll tr tr 3Ms 1998...F&A
Eq tr 7s 1935 year)
A&015
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yean..—J&J15
NYC L eq 5s 34-'37 tyr).J&D
NYC L eq 5s '34-'39 (yr).J&D
NYC L eq 4Mb 34-37 (yr)M&S
NYC Lines eq 4 Ms Mar 15 1935
to
1939 (year)
M&S16
NYC Lines eq 4 Ms 1935
J&J
NYC Lines eq 4M« '35- 40
(yearly)
..M&N16
—
NYC RR eq
4%a '35-'36--J&J
4Mb *35-'45.M&N
-A&O
3-yr 6% g notes Oct 1 '35A&0
Ref 5 Ms 1974 ser A
A&O
Ref 4 Ms 1978 ser O
M&S
Equip tr 4 Ms 1934-'44 (yr) F&A
Equip tr 5s 1934-'38 (yr)..F&A
New York Connecting RR—
1st M 4M« 1953 series A..F&A
1st guar 5s 1953 series B—F&A
100 H
117%
87%
69
74
York Central & Hud Rlv—
29 M
28 M
29 M
33
29
27
30
27 M
9%
11M
6.75
6.75
1st 4s ext g
M&N
1947
II
94%
96
69 %
84%
82%
84%
2.00
2.00
3.75
3.75
1.50%
84
1.60%
3.50
3.50
3.75
3.50
3.75
3.50
3.75
3.50
3.75
3.50
3.50
3.75
3.75
3.50
99%
99%
73
75
62
4.50
76
63
4.50
w*
4%
4%
104^
107 %
100%
M&S
100
M&N
75
N Y & Har 1st g 3 Ms 2000--M&N
N Y Lack & Western—
93
3d mtge 4 Ms 1938
Guar g 5s 1946
1st & ref 4Ms 1973
ser
B..M&N
New York & Long Branch—
General gold 4s 1941
29 M
30 M
30
30^
30%
30%
29%
10 %
12M
6%
6%
M&S
NY & NEBos Ter 4s 1939—A&O
N Y New Haven & Hartford—
Deb 6s Jan 15 '48 conv—J&J16
Deb 4s May 1 1957—-M&N
Deb 4s July 1 *55 non-conv J&J
Deb 4s 1956 non-conv
M&N
Deb 4s 1947 non-conv
M&S
Deb 3Ms March 1947
M&S
Deb 3M" 1954 non-conv._ A&O
Deb 3 Ms 1956 conv
15-year secured 6s 1940
lit & ref 4M" 1967
J&J
A&O
J&D
101%
87
95
104
97%
90
84%
46%
58%
58%
85
62
65
61 %
55
53%
55
60
59
54%
53
54
85
88
66 %
67^
Equip tr 4 Ms Sept 15 1934 to
16
4.25
3.75
'34-'40(yT)-J&J
4.25
3.75
Harl Rlv & Pt Ohes 4s *54 M&N
98%
99^
Eqpt. tr
96"
/This price includes accrued interest,
68%
N Y & Greenwood Lake
4.50 %
30
27
105%
92
42
68
15M
Mar 15 1945 (s-a).-M&S
5s 1965
Litchfield & Mad 1st 5s
1977
1st & ref 6s 1981
98%
Lehigh Vq.ii Term 5c 1941
73
66%
York
J&J
1st. & ref .<*,
Certificates of deposit
112
Gen
J&J
D.J&J
Certificates of deposit
J&D
Gen
71M
71M
J&J
B
ser
41%
New York & Erie RR—
Adj M 5s Jan 1967 ser A. .A&O
Mo Kan & Tex (old
companv)—
1st gold 4« 1990--1 J&D
Eq tr 6s 1935 vyear)
J&J15 b
Mo Pacific AtK (new
company)—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1965 A
.F&A /
101 %
21M
RR—
A
ser
ser
6%
6%
6%
81 %
20
J&J
4Ms 1978
J&
J&J /
N Y O & St L 1st g 4s 1937
77
.
J&D
cons
29 M
7.00
5s 1949...J&J
g
Mlssourl-Kansas-Texas
82
A..A&0
NYC RR eq
75
7.00
Mo-Ill RR 5s 1959
104 %
101m
27
J&J
.M&S
52 M
35
7.00
Mississippi Cent
J&J
103%
Eq Cr 4Ma 1934-*42 (yr)—A&O b
3.85
Lehigh Valley Harbor Term Ry—
r&A
50 M
28 M
72
J&J
J&J
J&D15 6
q*}
85*
90
5s series B 1954
lrred
45
91H
/
/
69
42%
36 %
48%
32
J&J
k Last sale.
I In
London
n
Nominal,
r
,
82
Ref & ref 4 Ms ser
11%
4%
11M
3%
41M
J&J
cons
93%
77"
92^
95M
45
2
'4lop* 16.M&N
Lake Shore &
Mich South—
Con g ref 3M« 1997
J&D
f
MStP&SS M &
CenoTerruRy—
1st Ch Ter a f 4s
100%
72
88
72 M
6
4M
3M
Eq tr 4Ms 1935-36 (s-a).M&N b
Eq tr 0s 1935 \.year).__._M&!? 6
89%
91
84 I
g3Ms July 1 1997. —-J&J
Deb 4s 1942 tax-exempt. .J&J
72
cons
5Ms 1949
Eq tr 4s '34^*38 s-a
102
86
83 M
87
I
90
1st
25-year
101
79
Ref
9SH
1st
iI
/
101m
-F&A
of
Non-cum inc 5a '35 ser A_
1st 5s 1954 series B
Ref &
69"
VIinn St P & Sault Ste Marie—
1st cons gold 4s 1938
J&J
gold 5s 1938
5s 1938 gu Int
2d M gold 4s guar 1949
1st ref 6s 1946 series A
1st ref 5Ms 1978 ser B
75
New Orleans Texas & Mexico—
Ref &
92 M
A.Q-F
ser
100M
I 100
Oct 1 1947.-A&O
Ref & Impt 4Ms '52 ser
New Orl Term 1st 4s 1953
New
Certificates of deposit.
/
refdg gold 4s 1949
M&S
76%
100
27
2%
2%
4%
3%
New Orl & Nor East 6s 1916.
10-yr
M&N
Certificates of deposit
76
5.00
5.00
A&O
M&N
F&A
Cons deb 4s perpetual
J&J
New Eng cons 4s 1945 gu
J&J
Consol g 5s July i 1945—J&J
N Hav & North 4s 1956 gu__J&D
N J June 1st 4s gu 1986
F&A
Conv deb 6f 1935
94
1st
95
accrlnt atexchrate4 8665
8tmpdaccrtnt at rate 4.8665
Fiain 1961
J&J
1954
96
lst3Msl941 .J&J
Minneapolis & St Louis—
1st 7s *27 ext at 6% 1932... J&D
45
88
30
to
Stmp (less int to June 1)..
Sparta & N W 1st 4s 1947M&S
90~~
J&J
Lehigh Valley—
1st 6a ext gold 4s 1948
4M%
4
National Transc Branch Lines Co
1st M s f 4Mb 1955.
Naugatuck 1st 4s 1954
New Brunsw lstg 5s 1934
Dons mtge 4s
J&D
44
Kentucky Cent 4s g 1987
J&J
Kentucky & Indiana Term RR
1st M 4Mb 1961 (8terling).J&J
Gen
at
M&i?
Kansas City Terminal Ry—
1st g 4s 1960
opt 1930
Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf—
Oon
ext
A&O
Kan City Sou—1st g 3s 1950 A&O
Ref & Impt 5s Apr 1 1950.. J&J
Eq tr 6s 1935 (vear)
b
J<f
ann
1913
3%
3%
1%
1%
3%
3%
New York Central RR—
77
25
Northern—
Mil&State Line
45%
85
69
Sept /
1st consol gold 5sl934
/
Sept 1 /
M&t- /
52
75 M
A&O
A
ser
104
F&A
1st M 4Ms 1956 series D..F&A
Newport & Cincinnati Bridge—
1st M g 4Mb 1945 guar
J&J
New York Bklyn & Manh Beach
1st gold 5s 1935
A&O
50
50
3.75%
3
J&J
A&O
6% g notes '15 ext to'33.-J&D
6% gnote8£ '15 ext to '33-J&D
Nat RR of Mex p 1 g 4 Ms '26 J&J
1st cons gold 4b 1951
..A&O
f 1957
1st M 5Ms 1954 series
1st 5s 1956 series O
1910
1934 (1884)
98
4.25
103%
_
92"
25
(1880).-J&D
Stmp (less int to June 1)
os
95 %
102'
91
Valley—5s 1943...A&O
&
3%
95 M
1st ext 4Ms 1934
Cons
of deposit
Assented
0s
1st
5% to 1940
Milwaukee
105
City Ft Scott & Memphis—
Con M 6s
J
Adj M Apr 1 '53
Kanawha Br & Ter 5s 1948-. A&
103
Kana & Mich 1st 4s 1990. _.A&
94%
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yr)
3.50
J&J lo ft
Kanawha & W Va 5s 1955...J&J
90
5s
N
of
93
88 %
94%
deposit
50-year 1st 5s 1983
85
J&D /
(Foreign series) I960.
89
93%
Certificates
95 M
95
M&N
M&N
53
88M
New Lon Nor 1st 4s 1940
J&J
New Mexico Ry & Coal Co—
Unionville—
6s 1933
33
102%
101%
94%
New Orl Ot Nor 1st 5s '55
1M
-M&S
M&N
O
92%
ser
Income deb 5s 2032
100 M
»—1i o oto
B.M&N
1st coll tr g 5s
M&N
gold 3 Ms 1952
72
102
70
O. J&J
90
.
73
65
104M
1st mtge M Air L 4e 1940.-J&J
1st g 4s Jol&N Ind.l957J&JlO
1st g 3 Ms J L & Sag 1951
M&S
A&O
J&J
J&J
Extended at 5% 1940
ser
85
103
International—
1st 5s Kal &3 H 1939
23 M
83
1st 6a 1963—F&A
con
Michigan Central—
Ref & impt 4Ms 1979
1st
1st & ref g 4s 1951
M&
Iowa Minn & N'western 3
Ms *3
Jacksonville Terminal—
mi
62
gold 4s 1977.M&S
/
Asst (cash warr & coup)
65
72
105
104 %
.J&D
Maryland & Pa 1st g 4s 51-M&t
Memphis Union Station Co—
1st g gu 5s Nov J 1959..M&N
Meridian Term 4s '55 guar.M&N
J&T
Certificates of deposit
104
Manitowoc Green Bay & Western
1st gtd 3M« 1941
J&J
53
mtge
75 m
J&D
80
65%
71%
1st
100 %
77
lb*
a tea
100m
Central—
Mexican
29
Oertifl
1934-—J&J
97
J&D
1st & ref 08 Dec 1935
J&D
Manila RR Sou Lines 4s'39.M&N
4s 1939 ext to 1959
33*
J&J
Ref g 4scl936 guar
50
95 m
Manitoba S W Col .58 1934
93
M&S
Prior lien g 4Mb s
Gen mtge 4s 1977
—J&J
J&J
MJ? 1935
93
87
1st guar g 5s 1937
..F&A
National Rys ol Mexico—
98 M
1st & ref 4
87
Eq tr4 M« 1934-'37 fvea^ A&O
Nashville Florence & Sheffield—
78^
Maine
28
A.April
K O Mem & Bir 4s 1934
Income 5s Mar 1934
71M
J&J
Terminal 5s 1905
93
19 H
3Ms 2002
gold
Constr*n4Ms 1965
103
Mahon C RR 1st 5s
J&J
Kan
M&S
1945..M&8
Ry joint Monon coil
1980
1952.
16
17
87
Nashville Chattanooga & St L—
1st M 4s 1978 ser A
F&A
96M
Mob & Mont 4Ms
78
Eq tr 4Hs 1935-42 (yr)._A&C
internal Rys (Central
America)—
1st M 5s 1972 opt.
M&N
.
3.50
106
Macon
33%
1956..J&J
Iowa Cent 1st g 5s 1938
100 M
2d mtge 3s
1j*
Morgantown & King wood—
1st mtge 5s 3935
J&J
Morris & Essex 3'Ms 2000..-J&D
Oonstr'n 5s 1955 ser A
M&N
3.50
1971.M&S
Div 0s
83"
104 %
Ipternat-Great North Ky-—
1st M g 6s 1952 series A—J&J
Adj M 6s July 1952 ser
1st M 5s 1956 series B
1st M 5s 1956 ser C.
-M&N
Southern
103"
Consol
Montour RR
3.50
Pad & Mem Div 1st 4s '46.F&A
St L
94 M
M&S
M&S
Montana, Wyoming & Southern—
1st mtge g 5s 1939
M&S
105 M
&
91
90
70
69
—-
Gen 6s 1955
Mont Cent 1st g 6s 1937
1st guar gold 5s 1937
94 %
A-0
Eq tr 4Ms 1934-37 (year).J&D
Equip 0M« 1935-30 (year) M&S
Eq tr 6s 1935 tyr).
J&J16
B
85
83
Monongahela Sou 5s 1955—A&O
100
5s 1941
1st 5s 1947
102%
103%
J&J
.
JL#w
A&O
Atl K & Cln Div 4s 1955-
84
M&S
Eq 4Ms '35-'41 O (yr)__J&J16
Eq tr 5s 1935-'38 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 5s 1935-'39 (year)
J&J
IMnntgom Dtv g 5s 1947
F&A
104 M
102 M
104 M
1st & ref 4 Ms 2003 ser O.-A&O
gold 4s.
95m
Indiauctpoiib Uuiun—
I Q«5 ser
ser
S
13 %
6%
6%
Mohawk & Malone—
105 M
J&J
A..A&O
L & N Term 1st g 4« '52 gu J&D
Macon Dublin & Savannah—
93%
X
M&N
3.60%
3.60%
3.60%
3.60%
3.60%
3.60%
3 60%
3 60%
96
Indiana Illinois & Iowa—
VU
50-year gold 5s 1937
1st & ref 5s Dec 1935
101m
Secured 5s 1938
48
to
J&J
Mob & Ohio, gen 4s 1938
Ref & impt 4 Ms 1977
63 %
to
6.75
81
Gen M g 4s 1945
Small
100
6.75
Monon Coal—See Chic Ind & Lou
Guaranteed gold 4s 1945..M&S
Louisville & Nashville—
ref5Ms 2003
1938 at
M&N
Hen 5s 1945.-J&J
Ask.
13
July
to
1st guar g 4s 1991
1st & ref 5s 2003 ser B
80 m
1957~—— Ij&j
3.25%
3.25%
99M
74
103
68 %
96
Gen & ref 'to
103
81
Indiana fctaroor Belt RR—
4Mb
1st mtge gold 5s 1940.....J&J
Louisville & Jeffersonville Bridge
86
F&A
Indiana Bloomlngton & Western—
1st ext 4s 1940
.A&O
3d 7s ext
Mob & Birm pr
Small
104
105
43
Unified gold 4s 1940
81m
85%
71%
8t Louis Div 3s g 1951 ....J&J
mfcKP
1st M gold 5s 1935
A&O
Louisville Henderson & St Louis—
99
Litch Div 1st g 3s 1051 ...J&J
Louisv Div 3Ms g 1953...J&J
Omaha Div 1st3bg 1951.-F&A
St Louis Div 3%% g 1951..J&J
102 M
97 M
M&S
Eq 6 Ma 1935-'30 (year)__F&A b
Eq tr 6s 1935 (year)
.J&J15 b
4%
63
1st &
/
3.75
3.75
1969
J&J
Western—
1st M 5s ser A
82
76 m
103
Angeles Un Term 6s '41-M&N
Louslana & North
68
i
101M
103 %
Bid.
Bonds
Mo Pac (old)—Gen 4s 1975
Louisiana & Arkansas—
88%
74
i
_os
103 %
101
M&N
Con 5s 1937
92%
$l3/L
95
Series O 4Ms 1963
J&D
72!m
Gold 0 *4s July 1 1930——-J&J
102 %
40-year 4%a Aug 1 1966.-F&A
67%
Eq tr 4M« 1934-1939 K..F&A b
4.00
Eq tr 4Ms 1934-1940 L...A&O b
4.00
Eqtr 4 Ms*35-'4l M (s-a).M&N b
4.00
Gen
1st gold 4s 1939 guar
95
,
1951
100%
41m
77
A&u
Coll crust gold 4s 1952
A&O
Col tr L N O & T g 4s '53.M&N
Ref mtge 5s 1955
—M&N
Ref g 4s 1955
opt 1918. M&N
Pur lines 1st g 3Ms 1952—J&J
Jt 1st ref M (io&o 8 L&
N O) 5s 1963 ser A
J&D
ext
Bid.
100 %
1-year notes 4 Ms 1934...J&D
4Ms 1934 stamped
k
Ext3-yr deb 6s 1937 wi ...J&D
western lines g 4s
Bonds
Little Miami guar 4s 1902--M&N
Little Rock & Hot Spr West Ry—
Oumb
1st M r 4s 1951 guar
J&J
Housatonic con 5a 1937.M&N
Houston Belt & Term 5s '37. J&J
Houston & Texas Central—
Sp'fleid Div
Ask.
100
Bid.
Bedford
4 M«
Canadian price,
s
Sale price.
BONDS
RAILROAD
76
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
Bonds
Ask.
New York Ontario & Western—
62
Ref 1st g 4s June 1992
M&h
56
Gen M g 4s 1955 red
J&lN Y Pennsylvania & Ohio—
Prior hen 4%s 1935
M&S k 101%
101
N * fnn&. Norf — isirf 4s '39 J&J
98
Income 4s Jan 1 1939
M&N
92
J&C
A&O
A&O
Stock trust ctfs 4s 1948
N Y Prov & Bos 4s 1942
Bid.
Bonds
104 H
85 H
62*
26 %
1st p 4i 193/ s f opt gu.—.
Pitts Bessemer & Lake Erie—
1st refunding 5s
101
106
do
93
do
Ser C 1942
do
.
Nord Ry s f 6%» 1950
Norfolk & Oar 5s 1939
Norfolk Southern—
93%
52
54
do
100
do
A&O
1st gen g 5s 1954 opt
J&J
Norfolk Ter 1st gu 4s 1961—M&N
1
Norfolk & Western Ry—
1st consol 4s 1996
A&O
Dlv 1st lien & gen g 4s July 1
1944 opt Jan 1 1929
J&J
N & W Pocahontas 4s '41.J&D
Eq tr 4%s 1935
J&J
17
64.25%
101
3.50%
19
m
104%
106
106 H
104 H
106%
2%
if
f
/
1
1
26
/
& Shawmut—
1st s f g 5s 1959--—
-Ja
Pitts Shenango & Lake Erie—
45
A&O
Northern Ohio Ry 1st guar 5s—
April 11933 & sub coups 1945
Without Apr 1 1933.Oct 11933
and Apr 11934 coupons
Stmpd as to sale of Apr 1 and
Oct 1 1933 & Apr 1 '34 cpns„
104
106"
103
Pitts &
/
56
45
95 H
88 H
88%
Gen g 3 3-10s 1953.
J&J
Northwestern Terminal RR—
An.-Apr /
5s 1977
1st guar g 4s 1948
J&„
Ohio uofiuecclng 4s 1943
M&S
Ohio Indiana & Western—
1st g 5s April 1 1938
Q-J
Ohm ±tlv Hn— 1st g 5s 1936.J&D
Gen gold 5s 1937
A&O
J&J
F&A
Old Colony RR 4s 1938
1st M 534s 1944.
1st M 5s 1945 series B_
J&D
1st m 4%s 1950 series O—.J&J
Ore RR & Nav cons 4s 1946.J&D
Ore Short Line 1st 5s 1946—J&J
3.50%
94
r
68 H
Securities—See
I
s
88
/
65
/
27
Reading Oompany-
96%
102%
99
102
100 H
92
100%
101%
110%
16
102
Eq 4Hs 1935-'45 (s-a)
102
106
98 H
6%
g
&
mo
104"
71
101
95
'
/
Pennsylvania Company—
98
Sec g 4%* 1963.
M&N
101
5s 1939—A&O
100
ser
A—A&O
d°
Gen g
4s
gold
1948
1st guar 4Hs 1934—
94
D...A&0
15-yr 6Hs Feb 1 1936
F&A
40-yr 5s 1964
—M&N
Oon M 3 Hs g £ 1945
Con M 4% g £ 1948
Deb 4Hs 1970
J&J
M&N
A&O
Eq tr 5s 1935 38 (yr)
.
60
101H
St Joseph &
102%
Prior lien 4s 1950 series A—t
88 H
3 40
3.10
88
1st g 4s July 1956 ser
1st 4Hs 1980 ser O
72
os
*18
ext to
'38Q-J
2d 5s 1918 ext to 1938
Q-J
Phila & Bait Cent 4s 1951--M&N
Phila Bait & Wash 4a 1943—M&N
Gen 5s 1974 aeries B
F&A
Gen M 4 Hs 1977
57%
19
21%
19
20
76
101
I
I
21%
20
22
18
19
16%
16%
5
80
90
1
80
90
80
90
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yr)
J<
Eq tr 5s 1934 -'37 (year)
Eq 4Ha 1935*41 BB (yr).
—
Louis
St
Southwestern—
83
89
102 H
104
65
66 H
85
88
90 X
3.50
4.25
4.25
100
91H
3.25%
3.75%
3.75%
103
97
63
68
11
16
J&J
99
105
106
100 H
102
10H
S
6
J
6
79
62
West Div 1st 5s g
66
102
53%
6%
6%
J
68
V.
St Paul
54
25%
105
.
104 H
105%
)
108 %
103 H
110
1
Paul Union
St
-J&D
J&J 15
-
Western RR—
J&J
Toledo St Louis & Western—
lstm. 6s 1952
73%
27%
105%
100
85%
1935—A&O
10
15
57
60
54
55
1C7
107 H
97 H
110
102
103
92H
77
85
107 %
98
93 H
81
89
108
95
85H
86
79
80
76 H
80
4.50
4.50
4.00%
4.00%
4.00%
89 H
91
4.50
95H
102 H
102 %
101 %
3.00
103
2.00%
Toledo Peoria &
5%
5%
Manimha-
Minn &
100
.
1935
Eq tr 6s 1935 (yr)
85
1
105
105
..
Gen gold 5s
102
102 H
98
Ooast—
.
St Paul& Duluth—
76%
x VAMW
& Lewis 1st g 4s 1936
62%
J
I
84
UU**
66%
61%
)
101H
W
Eq tr 5s 1934-1939
M&N
Eq tr 4Hs 1935-42 (yr)—A&O
Eq tr 4%s 1935-43 (yr) —F&A
Tex Pac-Mo Pac Term RR—
1st M g 5Hs 1964
M&S
Toledo Canada Southern & Det—
1st 4s 1956
J&J
Toi & Ohio Uent 1st 5s 1935-J&W
'
74 %
88 %
74 %
75
23
Equip tr 4%s 1934
ser O
J&J
Phila & Reading RR—See "Read! ngCo "
_
76"
89"
-
3.10
Perkiomen 1st
P
Certificates of deposit-.
i
1
Cons in 4H» 1978 aer A—1
Certificates of deposit stmp.
106%
102%
97
1st g 5s July 1956 Ser A.-J&J
81H
104 M
12H
VI
'amoa & Gulf
88
__
Certificates of deposit
Prior lien 5s 1950 series B-
97
92
80
2.00%
3%
3%
76
1st g 5s 1953—A&O
Tampa North 1st 5s '36 op.J&J
Tennessee Central R> —
1st m 6s 1947 stif A
A&O
Term RR Assn (St Louis)—
1st gold 4Hs 1939
-A^O
1st consol gold 5s 1944—F&A
Gen ref s f g 4s '53 op *10--J&J
Terre Haute & Peor 5s I942.M&S
Texarkana& Ft Smith—
lot m 5H« 1950 guarF&A
Texas City Term 6s 1941-J&J26
Texas & N O con 5s 1943----J&J
Texas & Pac 1st 5a 2000
J&D
2nd 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
St Louis-San Francisco Ry—
3.10
B-J&J
M&S
J&J 15
18
*/ 56%
73%
95
101
3.00
3.50
3.50
^
100%
86%
)
105%
90
1st g 6H» 1974 series A_—F&A
Peoria Ry Ter 4s *37 gu op-_.J&J
Pere Marquette Ry—
4.00
usquehanna Bloomsburg &
Berwick RR 5s 1952
A&O
61%
St Louis Iron Mt & Sou-
8%
b
87
un
Grand Island—
104 H
70
4.00
1st mtge guar g 5s 1940—J&J
uffolk fit Oar con 6s 1952
Jen J
97"
70
70
109H
102 H
106%
96%
106 %
102 %
4.00
4.00
b
73 H
70
—
3t Clair Mad & St Louis Belt—
3.40
inc 4s 1990
Apr 1
Pekin Union Ry—
15%
69%
3 40
Eq tr 6a 1935 (yr)
3 *
101%
M&S
cons
-
70
Gen equip 5s 1934-39 (yr) A&O
Eq tr 4Hs 1935-39 (yr)—.A&O
Peor & East cons 4s 1940--A&O
2d
M5
98 H
104%
104 H
—
Rock island-Frisco Term Ry—
95
sterling
stamped dollar....M&N
4Hs g 1960
F&A
4H« 1965.
J&D
5s Dec 1 1968
J&D
Gen g
Gen m 4%s 1981 ser
Peoria &
cnll tr 4s 1949 op
J
M&M
M&N
b
E>
62 H
63^
3.75%
3.75%
3.75%
3.75%
3.75%
unbury Hazleton & W-B—
2d mtge inc 6s 1938 coup-M&N
-
Rock Island Ark & Louisiana—
RR—
Oon M 4s gold 1943
do
4s gold 1948
do
1st
100 H
95
101
.J&J
5s 1994
L & N So joint g 4s—See L & N
Mobile & O coll tr 4s '38-M&S
1
2
91%
60%
—A &
102
Oons mtge 4H" 1939
A&O
Oons mtge 4s 1939
A&O
Penn Ohio & Detroit RR—
63
4.00
86
IDpUOUVUiD
80
Gu tr ctfs g 3H» 1944
b
10H
1.50%
Richmond-Washington Oo—
150%
Paulista Ry 1st 7s *42serA M&S15
M&N
M&S
F&A
J&D
J&D
99
63 %
62
69
80 H
100 H
64
(102
98 H
100
149 H
68 H
79 H
,
U4;20
63
1st & ref 4H« 1977
107"
& Mecklenburg—
99
61
Pennsylvania
103
103
J&D
con
1st consol gold
Rich Fredericksb & Potomac—
100%
Railway—
Develop & gen M g 4s *56-A&O
Develop & gen 6s 1956—A&O
Develop & ven 6 Ha 1956.A&O
Eq tr 6a 1935 (yr)
J&J 15
Eq tr 5i 1935-39 (s-a)
M&S
Eq tr 4 Ha Oct' 34-'39 (s-a) A&O
E Tenn reorg lien 5a 1938 M&S
1st Mem Div g 5s 1996
J&J
St Louis Div 1st g 4s 1951 -J&J
105
62.50%
65
J&J
Stamped (Fed tax) 1955
Saratoga—
bds May 1 1941--M&:
Richmond
64
vv
avutv
4%s
outhern
101
111H
6% franc bonds (foreign series)
Gu tr ctfs g 3348 1941
ctfs g 3Ha 1942
3 25
97%
103%
102%
2.75%
95
Rensselaer
1st M a r 6 He 1948
F&A f 11
Pac Fruit Express—See Sou Pac—
Pac of Mo 1st ex g 4s 1938--F&A
100
2d ext 5s gold 1938.
97 H
J&J
Gu tr
60
75
I
102 H
98 H
102 M
x
Eq 5s *35-'39 O (yr)
M&S
Eq5s'35 *41 D (yr)..
A&O
outhern Pacific (Golden Gate
Ferries) 1st 5%s 1949
A&O
outhern Pacific RR Cal—
1st con g 5s gu 1937
M&N
lit. ref g 4s 1955 op 1919 _.T&.1
RR Stocks.
68 %
102%
72
.M&N
Pacific Fruit Express equip 7s
June 1 1934-1935 (yr)„J&D
91
/
98
Gu tr ctfs g 4s 1952
Gu tr ctfs g 334a 1937
97
90%
100
1st & ref g gu 4s '61 opt—J&J
Pacific Ooast Oo—See Misc Bonds
Pacific Ooast Terminals Ltd—
1956
loo"
105
39
Oregon-Wash RR & Nav—
Oardelet Br 1st 434s 1938.A&0
Paducah & 111 1st 4Hi 1955.J&J
Paris-Orleans extl 5Hs 1968 M&S
91
)
RR
Bridge Co—
1951
Aug I *49 J&D
(Oregon Lines)
A
M&J
Conv g 5s 1934
J&D
40-year 4%s 1968
M&S
50-year 4Ha 1981
M&N
4H" 1969 with war
M&N
Equip 7s 1934-1935 (yr) J&D
Equip 5i 1935-1939 (yr)__M&N
Equip tr 5s 1934-38 (yr)__J&D
Eq tr 4H« 1934-40 (yr)—J&D
Eq tr 4H« '34-'41 (yr)
J&D
1st
Portsmouth Great Falls &
100
1937.-J&J
Coll tr 4s (O P)
89
95
98
30
105 H
99%
112
Pa&NYOanal
1st M g 4s
(juuiici u
85
62
25
103H
106H
99 %
5s 1963--A&O
102
88
62
55
f
1936—--—F&A
1st g 4s
Pac Ooast
outhern 111 & Mo
77
Raleigh & Augusta Air Line-
..J&J
1st cons guar 5s 1946
„
80
36
97
70
1977
)
1st mtge 4%s 1947
M&S
Ogdensburg & Lake Champlain—
to
Con guar g 5s
o
101
D 1977—
91
33 H
101H
J&J
outh & North Alabama-
Port Arthur Canal & Dock-
Norwich & Worcester—
red
70
106
89
4.20
Eq tr 4%s 1935 40 (yr)M&S15 6
No Ry of Cal 5s g gu 1938--A&O it 100
102
North Penna ext'd 4s 1936--M&N
„
60
99%
97
80
Lewisb'g—
ext at
6s gold July 1 1925
5% to July 1 1945
Ashtabula—
1st 4%s series
67 %
83 H
21
59
105%
98H
67 H
Ref & Imp 5s 2047 ser D_._ J&J
„
2d
Uen cons gu g
56
Prior lien g 4s Jan 1997
Q-J
Gen lien g 3s Jan 2047
Q-F
Ref & Imp 4%s 2047 ser A.J&J
Ref & Imp 6s 2047 ser B—J&J
Ref & Imp 5s 2047 ser O
J&J
19
73
73
5H
/
1st M 4s July 2 1950
.J&J
outh Bound RR 1st 5s 1941 A&O
74
77
75
Pitts Young &
73
4A
West Va Ry—
60
44 H
73
67
67
67
♦
102*
67
mmi — m
100
55%
10
85
1st g guar s f 5s 1942
Pitts Va & Char gu 4s 1941
101%
26
m
A*
iVA
4
hamokln Sunbury &
102 %
100
101
25"
4
Pittsburgh
Northern Pacific—
M
3
3
35
Pittsb Term RR & Coal—
Gen & ref 5s 1974 ser A
M&S
Gen & ref g 4 %s ser A *74- M&S
10%
9%
A—M&S
106 X
1st gu 6s 1935 ser B—--.F&A
Certificates of deposit
j
T%
Northern Central—
Nor Maine Seanort, 5s 1935
Atk.
1st gu 6s 1935 series A—F&A
/
Certificates of deposit
-
Shawmut & Northern—
Pitts
6s 1945 ser
5% secured notes 1931—F&A
Equip tr 6s (s-ai 1934-37-F&A
Eq tr 5 Hs '34-'36>a)
A&O
Eq tr 5s 1935-1940 (s-a)_-J&J
Eq tr 4H« J an 15'35-40(s-a) J&D
Atlanta-Birmingham Div—
1st g 4s May 1 1933
M&S
eab-All Florida Ry—
Pitts & Lake Erie
16%
*/ 30H
102%
162%
Eq tr 6 Ha 1934-35 (yr)
V17*
107%
107%
101%
53
98
A&O
109
1963
I
cons
Certificates of deposit--
102%
108%
107
1st & ref g 5s *61 opt '15—F&A
Certificates of deposit
Norf & south 1st os 1941-M&N
1st
1st &
100%
105 H
105
Ser
20
A&O */ 21
Otfs of dep stamped
20H
4M
AdJ mtge 5s Oct 1 1949--F&A /
Ref gold 4s 1959 opt
A&O •'
8
Certificates of deposit
102 %
102 %
96
52%
116%
107"
100
do
23
Stamped.
106
4s ser D 1945.
do
87 H
70
J&J
Gen mtge 5s g 1940
Term 1st g 5s 1943
N Y Westchester & Bos Ry—
1st M g 434s 1946 guar
•
106%
do
IVA
106 %
27
106
Pitts Uin (Jhie & St Louli
103"
74 H
J&J
F&A
F&A
M&JS
1937—
2d mtge 4%s 1937
Bid
Bonds
Certificates of deposit---— /
105
do
Y & Put 1st 4s g 1993
N Y Susq & Western—
At
Ask.
-•hilippine Rbllvay—
Apr 1 1950
A&O
4%s'57 gu
M&N
Tol Walhouding Valley & Ohio—
1st g gu 4s 1942 ser O
M&S
Toronto Hamilton & Buffalo—
1st gold 4s June 1 1946—J&D
Oonsolm 4Hs 1966 ser A--F&A
1st gold 4s
Tol Term 1st
.
92
80 %
99
94 H
84
101
99 X
94 H
94M
84
86
89
Depot—
)
109
3 an Antonio & Aransas Pass—
3au Fran & San
1943
—J&
J
83%
84%
)
1st guar g 4s
106%
97%
107%
97%
Joaquin Val—
>
6 Basis.
/ This price includes accrued Interest,
rCanadian price.
k Last sale.
Jin London,
n
Nominal,
s
Sale price.
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
June, 1934]
are
Bonds
and
108
105 V
1st & ref 5s June 2 2008..M&S
40-year 43*» 1967
J&J
113
101
40-year 4s 1968
J&D
Eq tr 4He *35 "38 (yr)
M&N
Eq 43*s Sept 15 *34 '39.M&S15
Eq tr 5s 1934-'37 (yr)
M&S
Eq tr 7s 1934 *35 (yr)
J&D
Union Terminal Oo (Dallas)—
1st g 5s 1942 opt 1922
a&O
99%
114
102
95 V
b
4% non-cum pref
Boston & Alb (guar N
b
3.00
2.50%
Boston & Maine com—.—-.100
F&A
103 V
104 V
1st
99%
1st
loov
1st preferred A
101%
1st preferred B
1st preferred O
.J&J1934 f
off
J&J f
coupon..
Cash war & scipt rcpt No.5 on
Vermont Vail lst43*« 1940--A&O
Vicksburg Bdge & Term Oo—
1st preferred
1st preferred
3V
3V
~3V
95
98%
M&S f
32
Debenture
M&S /
....
Vicksburg anreveport & Pacific—
Pr lien6s'15ext5% '40--M&N
Gen 5s May 1 1941
M&N
gen 5s 1936 —M&N
Va & Southwest 5s 2003
J&J
1st cons g 5s 1958
A&O
Virginia Mid
33
4
100 v
90
102
103 V
1043*
93
81%
97
83
107 3*
108
Virginian Railway—
1st M gold 5s 1962 opt—.M&N
1st in 4Kb 1962 ser B_._M&N
102V
Eq tr 43*s 1934-1940(yr)..J&J b 3.10
Eq tr 5s 1935-1938 (yr) —.M&N b 3.10
_Eq trust 6s 1935
J&J b 3.10
Wabash RR—1st g 5sT939.M&N
903*
2d
gold 5s 1939
F&A
Deb mtge 6s series B 1939-J&J
1st lien term gold 4s 1954-J&J
Ref & sen 53*s 1975 A —M&S
Certificates of deposit
Eq tr 6s 1935 1 vear; ——J&J15
Eq tr 4 Us 1935-42 (yr)_—A&O
Det & Ohic ext 1st g 5s '41-J&J
Des M Div 1st g 4s 1939--J&J
Toledo & Ohic 4s g 1941..M&S
Omaha Div 1st 33*« g '41. A&O
Wabash Ry—
Ref &
aren
5s 1976
ser
B
F&A
Certificates of deposit
Ref & gen 4 Us 1978 ser O.A&O
Certificates of deposit..
Ref &
5s 1980
D—A&O
Certificates of deposit
Warren lstrefg 3Us 2u00—.F&A k
Wash Cent 4s Mar 1948
aMar
gen
ser
Washington Co By 1st g guar
3Us Jan 1954 op 1924
J&J
Wash Term Oo—3 Us 1945—F&A
1st gold 4s 1945 guar
F&A
Washington & Vandemere—
1st 4Us 1947
F&A
West Jersey & Sea Shore—
Oonsol gold 4s 1936
J&J
Cons 3Us g series B 1936—J&J
West Shore 1st 4s 2361
Registered
2.90%
79
503*
4% non-cum preference...—£1 I
4% perpetual cons deb
£1 I
Oaro Cliuchfield & O com 4%. 100
Common stamped 5%.
100
153*
95"
New York Central
50
47
50
36
40
62
69
N
433*
4531
443*
453*
N
(guar;
iUO
60
65
N Y New Haven & Hartf
ldft
129
100
3
4
24 3*
7 V
100
43*
73*
93*
100
100
16
100
33*
53*
43*
100
100
7% preferred
6% preferred
7% non-cum preferred
100
OincNew OrlA i'exaa Pacific. 100
100
-
20
88 3*
Oin
73*
215
96
52
57
«t
623*
100
88
4% 1st non-cum preferred-.100
4% 2d non-cum preferred-.100
101U
743*
523*
28 3*
213*
86
100U
99 U
19
Colorado & Southern
Columbus & Xema (guar)..
85"
50
50
100
"
50
M&S
5Us 1934-*38 (yr)
.J&D
Wneeling & Lake Erie RR—
87
88
101
943*
106 3*
1013*
37
85
37 3*
90
106
97U
94
96
Ref gold 5s series B 1966-M&S
J&J b
3.50
Wheeling Term 4s 1940
F&A
White & Black River Valley—
1st 5s 1980—
J&J
Wichita Union Terminal Ry—
1st g gu 4 Us 1941 opt
M&N
39
Dayton & Mich corn (guar;
50
Preferred (guar O H & D)._ 50
Delaware & Bound Br (guar) .100
Delaware & Hudson Oo
100
Delaware Lack & Western
50
127
235
35
Piedmont & Northern
.100
Pittsburgh Bess & Lake Erie—
F&A
..J&D
67
Pitts Ft W & Chic com (gu> ...inn
140
7% conv pref (guar Pa RR)-100
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—— 60
Pittsb McK & Yough (guar).. 50
Pittsb & West Virginia
100
Pittsb Youngs town & Ashtabula
7% non-cum preferred
100
Q
O
1603*
63*
363*
863*
170
50
139
91
51
27
100 ^
2»i
41
43
Denv & Rio Gr West 6% pref 100
Denver A Salt Lake
(1;
Detroit Hills & S W (guar)
100
30
8
Wilmington & Welden RR—
J&J
J&J
Winston-Salem Southbound—
1st gold guar 4s I960
J&o
Wis Cent Ry—1st M g 4s '49 J&J
100
99
13U
Sup & Dul Div 4s 1936
M&N /
10"
Worcester Nash & Roch—See Bo ston &
Yosemite Val s f g 5s 1936-.J&J f
13
1
2
100
100
-.100
6% guaranteed.
7% guaranteed
63
67
183*
223*
173*
19 3*
233*
Rutland 7% preferred
8* Goule Bridge 1st pref
50
65
75
50
603*
50
64
Rome &
2nd
-
-
82
-
'en
178
8
63
100
5% non-cum preferred...-.100
8arar,oga & scneueetady (gu)
Schuylkill Val Nav & RR (gu)
.on
133*
70
53
50
Preferred
51
9
11
Snaron
25
Southern Pacific Co
100
Southern Ry common..
ion
66
70
100
com
Preferred
1
4
100
Alabama & Vicksburg
100
Albany & Surquehanna (guar) 100
Alleghany Corp
(f
5 U % pref (with $30 warr). 10
8
47
50
43
-----
5% non-cum preferred
Kin
.
243*
Southwestern of Ga (guar) —100
40
Tennessee Central
633*
43*
43*
153*
Kansas City Southprn
tr ctfs
5
21
5
Troy & Gr'bush (gu N Y C)__ 50
Tunnel RR of St Louis
100
50
6
Onion Pacific—Common
100
1193*
4% non-cum preferred
100
.
Uanai (gu;_100
80
229
26
Valley RR (N Y)
90
Onned N J itn
115
14
a
(guar)._.._ 100
Mass (guar)
-.100
2V
13V
15
193*
Vermont &
75
Vicksb ShrevAD & Par
11
13
143*
78
15
113*
13
15
25
5% non-cum preferred
Virginian Railway com
91
95
Wabash Railway
43
46
102
Atlanta birm A Coast pref
Atlan & Char Air L (guar)
Atlanta & West Point
10U
84
88
100
170
180
100
42
50
35V
38
543*
793*
107
57
81
Atlantic Coast L Co of Conn..50
Atlantic Coast L RR com
100
Atlantic 1st leased lines rent tr.
78
53
Spec
guar
betterment stk._
43
453*
100
Louisville & Nashville
503*
153*
_
Lykens Valley RR & Goa
Mahoning Coal RR
Pref (guar L S & M S).
52"
163*
83
Augusta& Savannah (guar)..100
Preferred
Little Miami original guar
60
393*
b Basis.
/This price Includes accrued interest,
k Last sale.
/In
t No par value.
* Quotations represent dollars per $100 face amount.
50
485
50
47
London,
n
650
52
Nominal,
126
Otica Chen & Susq Val (gu)_100
Otica Clinton & Binghamton.100
21.3*
2%
12V
5U% Pref (without warr)_.100
5U% pref (with $40 warr)__ 100
Allegheny & West (6% guar). 100
Atchinson Topeka a Santa FelOO
5% non-cum pref
100
75
»t)
t'exaa & Pacific
147
90
12
Ohio stk
100
105
207"
21V
24 V
30V
41V
100
Mob &
203*
24
140
80
89
202
2
4-2% non-cum preferred—100
Pottsville
20
7
ctfs—See RR Securs Co
Internat Rys (Cent Am) com.
(t)
Com vot trust ctfs..
(+'
IV
Shamokin Valley &
203*
31
Stk tr
50
45
50
Seaboard Air Line common
16
100
3V
13
18
105
—t
113*
203*
113*
Hudson & Manhattan
Maine
3
100
Ry
3*
126
100
623*
Ala Great Southern com
70
83
10U
preferred
22
Hartford & Conn Western
163*
Par
130
160
100
6% non-cum preferred—..100
St M»uls Southwestern
ion
~
87
173
Clinf
37
RAILROAD STOCKS.
113
100
D & H)__100
St Louis-San Francisco
20
Wayne & Jack pref (guar). 100
Illinois Central
123
113
Roch & Genesee Val RR
44
68
48
luu
100
15
163*
45
383*
37V
1st pref....—50
50
Dividend obligations
47
4 % non-cum 2d preferred.
Erie & Kalamazoo (.guar)
Erie & Pitts (guar Pa RR)
non-cum
100
Rensselaer & Saratoga (guar; .100
Rich Fred & Potom—Com—100
"13*
13*
6 % non-cum preferred
East Mahoning (guar)
Worcester (guar;
4% non-cum 2d pref
"73*
16
Green Bay & Western
Gulf Mobile & North com
100
4%
57
100
25
98 3*
...A&O
83*
80
GeorgiaRR & Bank Oo (gu)
100
Great Northern Ry—
Iron Ore prop trust ctfs—..(f)
85
183*
145
♦1% 111 Cent stk ctf 1952—1000
Reading Companv
50
70
DslftWftrf*
56
1013*
883*
180
68
493*
Railroad Securities Co—
East Peuna iguar P A R)
Elmira & W'msport (guar)
95
"73*
38
Prov &
Ft
F&A
33*
51
Dulutb South Sharp & AtJ
Wilmington & Newborn—
34
60
60
100
-—
Pitts Cin Chic & St Louis
100
223*
1.50%
Willmar & Sioux Falls—
Alabama Tenn & Nor
33*
253*
343*
373*
60
Phila & Trenton
23
503*
Preferred (guar Nor Cent).
1st guar g 5s 1942
J&D
Willamette Val Southern Ry—
1st & ref 4s 1959
293*
2 3*
110
(gu Pa RR)_100
Norris (guar)..
223*
Wilkes-Barre & Eastern
Gen mtge g 4s 1935
&
23
33*
Oonsol RRs of Cuba 6% pref
Cripple Creek Central
..]<>»•
2
100
1935
Phila Germ
Preferred
101U
5s
68
100
100
5% preferred
5% prior preferred
—
333*
18
973*
gold
—
73
68
100
100
Eastern..
,
105
1
Pere Marquette Ry com
80
96
85
93 3*
1st consol gold 4s 1949
M&S
Ref M 4 Us series A 1966.M&S
gen
Peoria &
93"
—
68
101
Peoria & Bureau Val (guar)..100
Connecticut & Passumpsio—
Preferred
88
1013*
50
Pennsylvania RR
Corp v t c
3*
60
72
100
50
Pennroad
175
100
L
88
85 %
95
.
Gen mtge gold 4s 1943
A&O
Western Pacific RR Corp—
1st
Passaic & Del Ext
11
483*
Oleve Cine Chicago A
24
100
63*
47
5% non-cum preferred
83
Northern Pacific Ry
100
North RR of N J (guar Erie) .100
Northern Securities Co stubs
105"
Oleve & Pitts (.guar Pa Kit)..
Betterm't stk (guar Pa RR)
23*
1723*
95 3*
115
225
5
Clearfield & Mahoning (guar)..50
92
10(
Paterson & Hudson River
50
pref
100
North Pennsylv (gu P & R)__ 50
Ogden Mine RR (gu On N J). 100
Old Colony (gu NYNH&H).. 100
Ontario & Quebec 6% cap stk 100
5% permanent deb
£1
Oswego A Syrac (gu D L & W) 50
6
103
793*
A&O
1st gold 4s 1947
93*
173*
33*
91
No Carolina Iguar So KR;_ .100
North Pennsylvania
50
Northern Cent (guar Pa RR). 50
North'n N H (guar B & M) —100
43*
73*
100
nlon Term 5%
110
_
Cincinnati Sandusky & Cleveland
6% non-cum preferred
50
preferred
1203*
Western Ry
—.100
Adjust 4% non-cum pref. .100
8
3
Chic St Paul Minn & Omaha.lOO
i
conv
West
18
33
50
Norfolk &
22%
84 %
1st & ref 6>*s 1977 ser A..J&J
West N Y & Penna 5s 1937__J&J
1st guar g 5s 1938
7%
100
preferred
non-cum
Lack &
4
24
77"
Y
33*
Chic R 1 & Pacmc common—100
79
10%
27 3*
24
100
<gu).._.
com
33*
7 V
53
243*
Harlem
&
3 V
..._(t)
Preferred
Y
128
122
10
(t)
London..
com
6% preferred series A
3
20
RR
Dividend payable in
N Y Chic & St Louis
100
24
13*
%
15
127
New Orl Texas & Mexico
100
22
42
13*
3*
47
—100
90
373*
38
813*
883*
100
100
London Nortnern
N Y Ontario & Western
Norfolk Southern
73 V
50
323*
New
Central of New Jersey
5% non-cum preferred
Chicago & Nortn Western
7% non-cum preferred
22 ""
Rys of Mexico—
1st 4% non-cum pref
100
2d 5% non-cum preferred. .100
10
963*
55%
83'
ational
58
1
96
0
47
.100
N)_ 25
93
pref (guar). 50
2d pref (guar P&R)
50
Cayuga & Susq (gu D L & W)_ 30
Common
8
55
6
90
6
4
693*
(guar)
Nashv & Decatur (gu L &
43*
65
90
Oatawissa RR—1st
100
Chesapeake Corp
--(t)
Chesapeake & Ohio common—25
Chestnut Hill
50
Chicago Burl & Quincy
100
Ohic & East Illinois common. 100
53
153*
,
31"
9
22
60
100
Nashv Ohatt & St Louis
28"
4% non-cum preferred
Chic Milw St P & Pacific—
85
100
51
Mt Carbon & Pt Carbon (gu)_.50
1553*
Col)—100
Canadian Pacific.
83*
203*
43*
53*
1
Mobile & Ohio—wee Southern R>
Morris & Essex
43*
11
7
<<>(
5% conv preferred
obile & Birmingham—
4% non-cum preferred
Boston Rev Beach & Lynn—100
Canada Southern
43*
100
Pacific com
5
2
17
Ohic Ind & l .ouisv common—100
90
West Fruit Exp—See Gt Nor—
Western Maryland 4sl952—A&O
6s 1939-
11
163*
153*
24
22"
Missouri
—
3*
23*
%
1%
100
7% preferred series A
30"
—
53"
51
...100
ctfs
easeu line
•
45
50
100
10P
100
Minneapolis & St Louis
Minneapolis St P & S S M
7% non-cum preferred
11
-
25
—100
—-.25
~
25
25
RR (guar)
Mo-Kan-Tex RR com
16
1100
2
-
Minehill & Schuyl Hav (gu)__
6% preferred
Chicago Great West com
4% preferred
85"
55
--
4% i
283*
103*
7 3*
900
Preferred—
50
ill Creek & Mine Hill Navig_
135"
23
22""
West Virginia & Pittsburgh—
Eq tr 6s Jan 15 1935
110
65"
J&J k
1st M 5s 1946 series A
2.90%
2.90%
733*
J&J
S.^l«tt"4sl990
Preferred stamped
Bost & Prov (guar Old
100
50
Mississippi Central
-—100
stamped
stamped
stamped
stamped
stamped
Camden & Burl Oo (guar)
1st, M sf 6s 1958
f 7s 1948
D
E
Preferred
44
Bid.
100
100
Michigan Central
Midland Valley com
10
unstamped.100
unstamped. 100
unstamped-100
preferred D unstamped .100
preferred E unstamped .1 on
Prior pref
»->»-' oo
1323*
8V
1st preferred A
1st preferred B
1st preferred O
1053*
22%
273*
118
YO).. 100
Par
Stocks.
Maine Central
tion &
Belgian Nat Rys Oo
American shares partic pref...
2.50%
2.50%
2.50%
V
42J*
1043*
333*
50
3.00
1st guaranteed 43*s—
s
Y O)
Ask.
72
26
100
7% preferred
Beech Creek (guar N
3.00
3.00
Series B 1957
__M&N
Vpra Cruz & Pacific RR—
coupon
22
fid
Bangor Aroostook com
b
Gen 1st g 33*s Mar 1 *51.M&S
Vandalla RR—
July 1914
July 1914
67
100
b
United NJKR& Oanal Oo—
General gold 4s 1944
M&S
Ceng 4s 1955 series A.
99V
94V
_.
Bid.
Par.
8tocka.
Bait & Cumberland 7% gu
50
Baiiimore & Ohio com..——.100
Union Pacific¬
ist ry & land gr 4o g 1947--J&J
1st & ref 4s June 2008
M&S
as near as
income and defaulted bon
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Ask.
Bid.
Stocks.
whei'e marked "f" and
"and interest" except
Quotations for all securities are
77
BONDS AND STOCKS
RAILROAD
NOTICE.—All bond prices
com
91
111
753*
75V
100
100
65
100
100
3V
5V
43*
5% non-cum pref A
100
5% non-cum conv pref B
100
Warren N J (guar DBA W>
50
West Jersey & Seashore (guar) 50
Western Maryland Ry com__10'»
1st preferred
100
4% non-cum 2d pref
100
Western Pacific RR Corp
100
6% non-cum preferred
100
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
6% non-cum preferred..
100
r
Canadian
price,
s
Sale
price,
51
58,.
11V
68,.
14V
5V
12
24 V
31
x
Ex-dividend,
NOTICE.—All bond prices are
Quotations for all securities
Stocks and Bonds.
Par.
Bid.
Ask.
Per
Administered Fund
com w
Air
v
investor*
lnc
t
w__(
(
c.
I
14.66
1
Convertible preferred
(
Warrants
Aldred Invest Trust (Mass)—
Deb 43*8 with com shs
1907
Aldred Investment Oorp (Can)—
Deb 4 3*s with com shs
—1968
Alliance Investment com
(f) k
123*
5s A with warr 1949
J&J
Allied Int Investing Oorp com. (+> k
$3 convertible preferred
(t) k
Amer Bankstocks Oorp
(t)
15.60
13*
72 %
53
Stocks and Bonds.
90
11)
(t)
F&A
preferred
Deb g 5s 1953
Amer Business Shares
Amer.
15
Fourth Nat'l Investors
20%
213*
1.91
2.11
Class A
(t) k
57
9
1.12
Del» 5s Feb 1
General
1.26
%
253*
84""
82
1.00
$5.50 prior pref
(t)
1943 k
1
(t)
Coll tr s f 5a 1958 ser A
J&J
Amer Founders Corp common.
1
_
D
5<
7% preferred ser B
5'
Amer & Gen Sec com class A_(t)
Common class B
(t)
(f)
1
Associated National Shares
Associated Stand. Oil Shs
Atlantic & Pac Int com w w__(t)
(t)
(f)
Bancamerica-Blair Corp
Bancshares, Ltd—
Participating shares
50c
Bankers Nat Investing com A (t)
Bankers Sec Oorp of Am
(fi
7% preferred
10
_
(f)
(t)
100
Convertible preferred
(t)
Commercial Natl Corp
Commonwealth Securities pf__100
Continental Secur Oorp com__(f)
5% preferred
100
Debenture os May 1
ly42
Without warrants
shares old series.
...
Accumulative series
AA (modified)
10
1.05
83c
91c
96c
1.05
Selected American shares
99c
1.08
Selected American Shares lnc
1.11
Selective Cumulative Shares
Selected Income Shares
3.30
Selected Industries
1.18
96c
1.05
99c
1.08
uH
14
17
4
6
4K
4J*
B shares
O shares
1
53*
53*
(t)
(t)
$7 preferred
Debenture 5s series A
Huron
uys
453*
14
16
23*
9
4 3*
11
UK
(T)
1948
Holding Corp.(tl
com
Insuranshares Certificates Inc_.l
lut Sec Corp of Am com A
123*1
8 y8
32*
3.55
Interstate Equity
103*
13*
78
50c
2%
26
love
(t)
14
57
22
243*
243*
3*
65
1.95
69
43*
98
80
1.87
1.87
2.14
2.14
17
105
Loomis-Sayles Mutual Fund
_
_
(f)
Mutual Investment Trust
1.05
1.15
Corp
(f)
(T)
1
Investors
2.77
2.04
1.21
1
16
-(f)
pref
cum
5.32
5.34
2T6
1.02
1.02
—
Class D.
1.40
2.03
2.01
Trustee Stand Invest ser C
—
Trustee Standard Oil shares A—
54
Trust Fund Shares
Series B
5.35
4.90
33*
Trust Shares of America
1^
Union Amer Invest Corp—
New Jersey Bankers Securities
N Y Bank Trust Shares..
25c
(t)
Niagara Snare Oorp (Md)
Conv deb 53*8 1950
3*
663*
5
4
(t)
common
cum
M&N
49
-
preferred
67)
4J
52
(t)
75
17
13*
7
Pacific Investing Corp—
EJ
Deb 5s 1948 without warr.-J&J
_
Sec Corp
Preferred
Nominal,
Sale price,
x
23*
.
8
3
2
4.05
5
I
813*
83
32
43*
,
3*
23
Ex-dividend.
3*
(t)
U S Elec Light & Pow tr
Trust ctfs ser B
--(})
M&N
ctf A—
"5"
673*
12
1.91
Voting trust ctfs
U 8 Elec Pow Oorp com w war .1
U S & Foreign Securities com.(t)
$6 1st preferred
(t)
U S & Internal Sec
(t)
1st pref with warrants
(t)
Utility Equities Corp com.—<t)
$5.60 priority stock.
Utility & Industrial Oorp
L
Convertible preferred
(t)
1
28
.
(t)
s
2.60
80
----(f)
....
2.38
United N Y Bank Shares O 3
Deb g 5s 1948
2.25
70
80
Pacific South era Invest prfcf
(
Class A
._(
Class B_._
(
"K
1
—
United Insurance Tr Stocks F
Class B
153*
100
Old Colony Trust Assoc
Overseas Securities Co
1
(Can)—
Preferred
Debenture 43*s Feb 1 1947
Debenture 4V*s Dec 15 1952
n
United Gold Equities
Standard shares
United Oil Trust Shares
843*
2.25
Securities..
J&D
A 1948---
1.78
Old Colony Invest Trust—
Common
Phoenix
ser
(t)
United Founders common
2.27
Oil Shares units
3.00
5s
2.50
203*
893*
-
U S & British Internal class A.(t)
1953
1955
1950
30
---------
Common
United Fixed Shares ser Y
33*
New York Investors
1958
Northern
k Last sale,
34
33*
403*
C1"J
1.25
35c
!4M
7.80
6.76
—.—
313*
13*
North American Trust shares—
3.50
...—...—-—
3.25
3.25
46.50
74c
13*
4^
2.06
-
—
6.15
B
65c
Class BB
1.15
$6
43.18
66c
62.08
2.91
5.95
2.50
K
-—.—
Class B
3.15
3.60
IK
—
Voting trust ctfs
3 25
2.25
i%
29
15*
483*
3*
Remodified
2*56
49
Sterling Securities common A_(f)
Common B
(t)
$1.20 preferred
(t)
$3 cum conv 1st pf
60
Sun Investing Oorp com.. __(j)
$3 convertible preferred
(f)
Super Corp of Amer class A_____
Nationwide Sec Co
2.25
47
—
Twentieth Century Fixed TrSeries B
2.27
253*
—(+)
_(+)
Investment Oorp
Class B
19.66
21
105
Standard Utilities lnc
Trusteed Industry Securities
Trustee N Y Bank shares
18.09
771
43*
Class B
Warrants
713*
53*
Warrants
National Trust Shares—
110
76
Trusteed Amer Bank Shares A—
2
$5.50 preferred..
2.27
75
Deb
1939
F&A 16
Stand Oil Trust Shares A—
6%
13*
21
Tnird National investors
Trl-Contlnental Corp
98
warr..
3K
1.46
warr..
$5.50 preferred
Deb 5s Mar 1 1937 with
State St
3*
Oorp com.(t)
(t)
Supervised Shares—
60
National
1
Class D
97
Nat Bond & Share
Standard Investing
Class O
973*
1948 with
Without warrants
Jones (J Edw) Royalty Trust
Major Shares Corp
26"
2.70
Standard Corporations lnc
Standard Industrials lnc
83
Deb 5s
B
Standard Amer. Trust shares.
83
98
ser
15*
-
Class AA
Equity—
9
23
Five Year Fixed Trust shares...
Fixed Trust Shares series A
(t
Series B
173*
173*
223*
223*
Low-Priced Shares
1.05
/Flat price,
14
Massachusetts Investors..
First Insuranstock Corp
t No par value.
4*
10
33*
25
First Common stocks Corp..—
(t)
%
%
33*
%
163*
common
<>r>
(t)
Southern Corp com
(f)
Spanish & Gen Corp Ltd—
Am dep rets ord reg
£1
Amer dep rets
ord bearer £1
Spencer Trask Fund lnc
(t)
Ex-warrants
13*
13*
5
1
173*
11
97
3*
2%
6
2.80
--(t)
2.33
14
1
(t)
common
Without warrants
Investment Trust of N Y coll A.,
"l3*
26 K
3 H
7
26
_
18.03
Debenture 5s series A 1947
2%
common..........
%
53*
13*
683*
563*
25
—
7% preferred
|(t)
5s series A with warrants 1947—
70
m
(t)
5*
(t)
10U
100
J&D *
$3 convertible pref "A"
New
23
23*
203*
13*
1
6
41
Investment Co of Am—
333*
833*
3*
19 K
39
6*'
common
63*% preferred
6% preferred
Debenture 5s 1947
3.25
$3 convertible oreferred
Sisto Financial Corp
--
Deb g
Insuranshareo Co. of Delaware..!
74
(t)
(f)
Shenandoah Corp common
9
F&A
6s 1940 B with war__ J&J
Class B
com
$5.50 prior stock
Allotment certificates
Selected Management Trustee sh.
1.07
sy
6.34
-----
1.18
4*
4*
95
2.44
1.02
Insull Utility invest—
Deb g 5s Jan 1949
"75c
(f)
$6 preferred
95c
Illuminating Shares cl A—See P U stocks.
16.77
Incorporated Investors
(U
2.04
Independence Trust Shares
(t)
Indus & Power Securities Oo._(t)
123*
Inland Investors
1.27
Securities Corp General com„(t)
93c
98c
1
com
$0 preferred
$3 preferred
33*
"3 3*
1.02
Shares...
1.08
Utilities Shares
Guardian Investors
23*
80
—
87c
Hydro Elec Sec
Dividend Shares
Eastern Utilities investing Corp—
Deb 6s 1954 with warr M&8 15
fk 19
Elec Shareholdings
Oorp com.. 1
com
Railroad Equipment
Steel Shares
29
27M
6% preferred
Fidelity Fund, lnc
Shares
Railroad Shares
Tobacco Shares
43~"
IK
23*
Y2
Petroleum
North American Bond Trust Ctfs.
_D shares
$3 conv preferred
Equity Trust Shares.
Federated Capital Oorp
85
96c
Diversified Trustee Shares
Equity Oorp
23*
363*
(f)
5s series 3 Dec 1937
gf*
17*
21K
warr
1
-
preferred
Securities Co of New Jersey—
5 3*s series 2 Oct 1937
6s series 4 Nov 1942-
1.08
53
80
100
3.76
pref with
263*
92c
99c
10
conv
3*
60
99c
Merchandising Shares
Mining Shares
7% cum preferred
100
Cumulative TrustShares
(t)
Deposited Bank Shares ser NYDeposited Insur Shs ser A
Deposited Bank Shs N Y A
$0
conv
3*
(f)
89c
„y8
——(t)
AGO (modified)
Orum & Forster lnc com..
8% preferred
Orum & Forster Insursh B
Sec Oorp A com._(t)
common
81c
5
3*
Class B_
AA
$5
99c
2 3
Chelsea Exchange Oorp cl A
Corporate Trust
__1
84c
21
Chicago Corporation
12
90c
Int
Class B
Shares.-
Second Nat Inv Oorp—
Common-
1.04
1.08
50c
J&D
63*% Pref
Second
Utilities
90c
2.97
_(f)
J10
Chain & Gen'l Equities lnc
Seaboard
0% preferred
95c
(f>
Capital Administration cl A—.
Century Shares-Trust
23*
Industrial Machinery Shares..
1
—
(1)
Canadian Int Inv Trust 5s__1954
Canadian Investment Fund
5s series A 1953
Cent Nat Oorp class A
Class B
4.53
20
10
7.91
-
3*6
4
102*
443*
3%
Corp common
$3 preferred A
Warrants
A
2
17
18
Food Shares
Atlas
ser
4.0I
1
"13*
1.26
30
Building Shares
19
Class B
$3 cum pref
953*
Automobile Shares
Aviation Shares
88
Atlantic Secur 43*s A 1953-A&0
_
-
81
ijS
(t)
$6 preferred
(f)
Quarterly Income Shares
Uellance Internal Oorp com A(ti
Preferred
(f)
Representative Trust Shares
Royalties Management A
90c
1^65
8§M
Chemical Shares
24
_
Basic Industry Shares
British Tvpe Investors cl A
Bullock Fund Ltd..:
1
"%
66
fin
ww
10c
Premier Shares
31K
3*
38
preferred
Amer Insuranstocks Oorp
Amer Investors lnc common
Warrants
Preferred
76
Bid.
Pei
Plymouth Fund lnc
Prudential Investors
83*
33*
Amer Elec Sec partic pref
American European Secur
6%
33*
33*
83*
(f)
Pref allot
etf. 25% 1st pref (t)
Group Securities, lnc—
Agricultural Shares
Par.
Primary Trust Shares
German Credit & Invest.
Common
Amer. Com posit Trust Shares
ser
1
Trust.
Kealty & Utlitles comi
$6 pref (with warrants)
Continental Oorp
6% preferred
Investors
5
(t)
com
Geo'l
23*
(t>
5s
ft)
1952 without warr k
General Investments
$6 preferred
Warrants
_
(+)
S3 preferred
<v.
__(t)
Vmwlcan Investors.-(t)
Stocks and Bonds.
Distillery & Brewery Shares...
Electrical Equipment Shares..
Claw B
American
.
Class B
General
1
Ask.
share
1
w w
$6 pref fwith warrants)
52
Bid.
Fundamental Investors lnc
Fundamental Trust Shares Inc.-
3*
58
.92
Capital Corp A
Par.
Per
American British & Continental—
Common
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
share.
^
;
"and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
are as near as
/
72c
9 y4
72
131
4831
231
463*
33*
53*
3*
13*
253*
* Negotiability
impaired by maturity,
eEx-coupon.
Utilities
Public
All
MrvrirF
Quotations
nrires
are
fo? all securities
Bonds
Bid.
99
81
83
80
1st & ref 4%s 1967
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968.
M&S
Water Service Oo—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
88
82
65
66
70
72
Alabama
674
684
12
HH oo
12
98
38
56"
52
1
M&N /
14
1940.
MAS fk
1%
Community Pow 54s '53 J&J */ 3
Secured notes 54s 1931—M&N /
50
Amer Elec Pow deb 6s '57 M&S 15
144
3
53
Am Gas & Pow deb 5s 1953-M&N
secured deb 6s 1939
J&D k
Natural
Gas
1st 1 54« 1948
Deb 0s 1938
25
3
w*
26
294
55%
57%
M&N
45
46 M
J&D
9
Coll trust 5s 1946Deb sf 6s 1900
1034
1084
107%
1104
108%
107%
994
914
J&D
J&J
Deb 54o Nov 1 1943—M&N
Conv deb 44s 1939
J&J
35-yr deb 5a 1965
-.-F&A
Amer Toll Bridge 1st 7a '45-A&0
2nd convertible 8s 1945--A&O
American Utilities Oo—
1st lien & ref 0s 1945
Deb 6 4s 1941
J&D /
M&N J
Amer Water Works & Electirc—
Conv co 1 tr 5s 1944
M&S
Den 0s 1975 Ser A
M&*%
Deb 5s 1975
1
884
15"
54
1
Amer Telep & Teleg—
Cony g 4s'36 conv aft'OP-M&S
ser
B
14
110
107%
1004
924
17
14
104%
85
69
J&D
108%
107%
1104
6s 1948
104%
85%
70
J&D
103
Ana&Pot R RR—See Wash Ry&El
Androscoggin Elec let 5s *34 A&O
Androscoggin Water Power—
97
99
71
75
1st 6s 1945
F&A
....
Appalachian Elec Power—
1st & ref 5s 1956.
95
M&N
106
Appalachian Power 5s 1941 J&D
7% gold bonds 1930
1054
F&A
Deb gold 0s 2024
J&J
834
Appalachian Gas Corp—
Conv deb 6s 1945 ser A..M&S /
4
Conv deb 6s 1945 ser B
M&S /
4
Ardmore St Ry—See Phlla Oo.
Arizona Edison 1st 5s 1948— _J&» / 35
6s 8 f series A 1945
A&O f 40
Arizona Pow 6s 1947 ser A
30
M&N
Arkansas El & Wat 6s 1944.F&A /
5
.
Ark & Mo Pow
1st 0
95%
84"
6
6
37
43
33
374
28
29
1st s f 7s 1953—
J&J
Arkansas P & L 1st 5s 1950.A&O
Arkansas Western Gas Oo-—
38
40
764
774
1st 54 s 1939 with warr
J&J
Arkansaw Water 1st 5s 1950.A&O
Ashland (Wis) L & Pow St Ry.
42
1st M gold 5s 1939.
J&J
Ashtabula Water 5o 1958—.A&O
Assoc Elect 44s 1953
J&J
984
45
99%
89
38
5s Jan 11901
J&J
Associated Gas & Elec Go—
Conv deb 64» 1977..
.F&A
Conv deb 44s 1949....J&J
100
914
38*
41
Conv 54s
1938..
I
15
A&O
F&A
M&N
17
17
it*
16
36
38
Conv deb 5s 1973
Conv deb 44s 1973
J&D
33
34
J&D
30
32
Conv deb 4s 1973
Income deb 44s
M&S
284
30
M&N
Income deb 34s 1978
M&S
Corp participating 8s '40.M&S
Associated Pub Utilities Corp—
1st lien 5s 1947
A
deb 6s series A 1958
14
M&N
Associated
164
164
15
75
J&J
ser
19
154
154
A&O
77
42%
34%
434
38
Telep Oo Ltd—
1st M 5s 1965-
M&S k
Assoc Telep (Jtil deb 5s 1942A&0
f
Certificates of deposit..
f
Conv deb 08 1941
M&S f
Certificates of deposit
f
Conv deb 5 4s 1944 ser O.M&N f
Certificates of deposit..
f
2-yr 0% notes 1933
A&O f
Certificates of deposit...
f
Associated Telep & Teleg Co—
Deb 54s 1956
ser
A
M&N
Atchison Ry. Light & Power—
1st 5s Nov 1935.M&N
94
124
114
it*
12
14
11
13
14
15
14
15
18
18
21
21
54
55
94
Athens (Ga) Ry & Electric—
1st &ref ■ f g 5s'50 opt '15 J&J
Atl Cons St RR—See Ga Ry & El
Atlanta Gas L 5s g 1947
J&D
44s ext at 6% to 1934--M&S
6 Basis.
77
.
109%
109%
99"
m
54« 1954
m
5s 1954
112%
114
116
102
103
Works
ser
96%
65%
67%
58
40
45"
87
91
1034
1044
104%
59
98%
95%
99%
1074
100%
100
96
99^
100
100%
99%
103%
994
99%
/
1004
104
—
Sept 1947
..—M&S
Brandenburg (Germany) El Pr—
106
1004
99%
5s
ser
5s
ser
A 1949
E 1952
Bklyn-Manhattan
s
f 6s 1968
ser
J&J
...
Transit
A
J&J
Brooklyn City & Newton
6s
1939
Brooklyn Queens
J&J
Corp
46
44
1004
102
104%
994
1034
Ry.
Burlington (Vt) G L 5s 1955. J&J
Butler Water 5s 1957 A
A&O
Butte El & P i,t , f 5s 1951. J&D
California Electric
Generating—
1st s f g 5s '48 guar
M&S
Calgary Power 1st 5s I960—A&O
California Gas & Elec Corp—
105
100
94
1014
954
102
ff
105
103
Conv deb 54s '49 with war F&A
Without warrants
F&A
Cent Public Utility inc 54s 1952- 1
Oentral Ry—See Un R.v&Ei < Haiti
104
75
55
564
\
574
3
3
1%
24
14 4
15%
54
394
40
41
78
....
72
76"
1074
904
J&J /
34
92
44
Chic North Shore & Miiw RR—
100%
23
214
106
M&S
100
....
23
78
Ohes & Pot Tel of Va 5s '43-M&N
Chester Water Service Oo—
1st 44s 1958 series A
164
<N <N o o XS
M&N
5s series C 1933
...J&D
Charleston Cons Ky Gas & El
Oonsol gold 5s 1999
-M&S
Chic Aurora & Elgin RR—
1st & ref 6s 1951
50
1014
1st & ref 5s 1959 ser A
A&O
Central West Public Se-ylce Oo—
1st. 1 coll 5 4« 1956
A
M&N
1950
49%
14 4
Central States Utilities Corp—
10 yr sec 6s 1938
J&J
Central Traction—See Phlla Co
Oent Vermont Public Serv Corp—
108%
82%
1st mtge
f
/
f
f
98
J&J /
gold 5s 1936
60
.J&J /
A&O /
70
93%
894
594
60
Cons M 5s ser A Feb *27
A&O
Certificates of deposit
1927
J&D
Certificates of deposit
91
Series B Feb
112%
mon 4-5s Feb '27 opt.J&J
Certificates of deposit
Adi inc 4a Feb 1927 opt
May
Certificates of deposit
( IS
'f iH
103%
Chicago Rapid Transit Oo—
1st & ref 04s 1944
J&J
109
1084
109
105%
106
105
108
101%
1024
1st & ref 6s 1953 ser A
J&J
Adjust deb 6s July 1903—J& J
Certificate of deposit
Chippewa Power 6s 1947
J&D
Cincinnati Gas & Electric—
1st M 4s 1968 series A
A&O
93
91
99%
m
54»ser A 1952
1st 6s 1955 ser B
Cities Serv deb 5s Jan '00
Deb g 5s Apr. 1958
98
97
1074
Deb g 5s
1963
87%
100
99
§4
5
5
56
15"
11%
64
5
8
't
lH
I
9
/!
Oln Newport & Gov L & T—
1st ref 6s 1947 series A
J&J
Cincinnati Street Rv—
1st
104
49
484
9
Pur
108%
107
107
7
4
4
9
fk 52%
Otfs of deposit
65
93
112
1st & ref 6s 1955 ser A
Chicago Railways Oo—
1st 5s 1927 stpd as to 25% Dt
red and pay Aug 1 1933-..F&A *f 54%
80
77
7
7
474
474
Six
99
1st & ref 54» 1956
Buff &
Niag Falls El L & Power—
1st gold 5s 1942
F&A
Buffalo Trac—See Internat
51
1034
Cent Ohio L & P 1st 5s Sj50 A&O k
Cent Pow 1st 5s, 1957, ser D J&J k
Cent Pow & Lt 1st 5s 1950—F&A
Oent Pub Serv Corp—
109
77
1st lien & ref 6s '47 ser A.M&N
1174
1st lien & ref 5s ser B 1957 M&N
108
Conv deb 54s 1936
J&J k 158
Deb 5s 1950
103
J&D
Brownsville Ave—See Phlla Oo.
Buff Gen Elec 1st 5s 1939-F&A
1074
1st ref 5s April 1 1939— J&J
107
Gen & ref 5s 1956 ser A..F&A
Gen & ref 44s 1981
F&A
634
694
63
49
J&J
A
108%
108%
107
107
Sub—
1st ra g 5s 1941 (stpd)
J&J
1st con 5s July '41(stp)..M&N
Bklyn Un Elev 5s 1950F&A
Kings Co El 1st 4s 1949 .F&A
Nassau Elec 1st g 4s 1951 J&J
Bklyn Un Gaslst cons6sg'45M&N
ser
69%
H.J&D k
Chicago City & Oonnec ing Ry
Coll tr s f g 5s Jan 1 1^27-A&O
Certificates of deposit
Chicago City Ry 1st 5s '27—F&A
Certificates of deposit
Chic Dipt Elec Generating—
1st M 4%s 1970
M&S
1st 6s series B 1961
M&N
Deb 54s
1935
A&O
Chic Gas L&O see Peoples G L&C
80
73
RR
J&J
Oo &
ser
Chattanooga Ry & Light—
1st & ref g 5s 1956 op '10__M&N
Ohatt Rys 1st cons 5s '56.M&N
Bway & 7thAveRR—See N Y Ry«
m
69%
63
Cent MainePr 5s *39 op '19 M&N
1st & gen 0s 1942 ser B_—J&J
1st & gen 5s 1955 ser D___J&J
1st & gen 4 4s 1957 ser E.J&D
1st & gen 54s 1961 ser^F—J&D
54s series B
105
103
5s series B I960
M&S
98%
British Col Tel 5s 1900
J&D
1024
Broad River Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1954 Ser A—M&S k
55
m
634
Oent
64
70
7s
Gen
107
Conv deb 5s 1948
J&J
Deb 5%s 1954 with war M&S16 k
States Pow & Lt Corp—
1st M & 1st lien 54s 1953. J&J
99
105
Sink fund gold 64s 1957--F&A
West End St 5s 1930
M&N
5s March 1944
M&S
T&J
108%
634
1064
Cent States Edis 54s A 1943A&O
Deb 6s er A w w 1949
A&O f
Central States Elec Corp—
100"
984
J&D
Bronx G & E 5s 1900
F&A
67
101
10-year deb 54s 1934—.F&A
10-year deb 5s 1937
F&A
10-year deb 5s 1940
J&J
Bklyn Borough Gas 5s 1967.F&A
Bklyn City & Newton RR—See
Bklyn Manh Transit Corp.
Bklyn City RR 1st 5s 1941.-J&J
Brooklyn Edison Co-
108
M&S
1951
84"
100
.M&N
ref 5s
50~~
474
1014
64
106%
—.
49
Corp—
1st & ref 5s Jan 1957
Cent Ills Elec & Gas Co—
1st &
64
1074
104
Hirst lien coll r.r 5
464
4s '4«
I.&D
Central Georgia Pow 5s *38-M&N
100%
44
Central German Pow 6s '34-J&D k
Ueut Hud Gas & Elec
94
82
52%
Ry 4s 1935-—M&N
44s Oct 1 1937—A&O
4 4s Nov 1 1941— M&N
M&N
106%
Central Elec of N J 5s 1940--J&J
Central Gas & Elec 6s 1946-M&S
1st & ref 6s 1947
M&N
f 0s 1953
112
91%
F&A
Boston Elev
s
rH
75
45%
A. A&O
Bridgeport Gas Lt 4s 1952 .J&J
54s 1960
"...
£
Central Indiana Power Uo—
99
British Col Power
62
00
Cent Indiana Gas 5s 1957—M&S
102
Dec 1942
105
49""
Bolivian Power 8s ser A '45-A&0
Boston Con Gau deb 5s '47—F&A
Deb g 5s
Canton Elec Oo 5s 1937
M&N
Capital Traction (Wash. DC)—
1st g 5s June 1 1947
_J&D
Oarbondale Ry 5s Nov 1933.. J&J
Carolina P& List 5s 1950--A&O
Cedar Rap Mfg & P 5s '53.-J&J
Central Arizona Light & Pow Co
1st mtge 6s I960J&D
Cant Ark Pub Serv Corp—
45
Bloomington Dec & Champagne
Deb g
Deb g
96
27
484
Mtge & col tr 5s '52 ser B.A&O
Bleecker St&FulFy—See NY Rys
1st & ref 5s 1940
93
44
J&D
ser
98
26
M&S /
64s 1951
49
97
1st (10% prin paid) 1927 F&A
Camden & Sub Ry—See P S Corp
Canada Nor Pow coll 5s '53 .M&N
Canadian L & P 5s *49 op '14 J&J
Canadian Rail & Harbor—
1st & ref 44s 1981
6s series I 1957
60
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
F&A
Blackstone Val G & E 5s '39-J&J
Mtge & col tr 5s *51
474
1st mtge 44s 1967 ser F.-J&D
1st & ref 5s 1968 ser G—M&N
A&O
A
Ky—
Cent 111 Light 1st & ref 5s '43A&0
Central Illinois Public Service—
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser E
M&N k
Co—
B
ser
Chicago
89
89%
87%
Water
1st
1084
1104
1104
111%
Bergen Turnpike 5s 1951
J&J
Berlin City Elect 6%s 1951—J&D
Sink fund deb 64s 1959—F&A
Deb 6s Apr I 1955
A&O
Berlin Elec Elev & Underg Rys—
1st mtge s f 04s 1956
A&O
Binghamton (N Y) Gas Works
1st 5s 1938-A&O
Binghamton (N Y) L H & P—
1st ref 5s Feb 1946
A&O
Birmingham Elec 44s 1968-M&S
Birmingham Gas 1st 6s '59 -M&N
6% notes 1935
A&O
Birmingham Term'l 4s '57--M&S
Birmingham
South
...A&O k
94
100%
4
3
10
10
3
3
97
1014
,04
70
A&O k
76
M&S k
474
464
464
A&O
M&N
Deb 5s 1969
M&S
Conv deb 5s 1950
J&D
#
1004
87
89
/ This price includes accrued interest,
954
52
108
1958
Unlf & ref g 6s '37
op s f-.M&N
96
/
1960
—
17
1978—-F&A
74
&
M&N
1st 1 & coll tr 5s 1948 se A F&A
Cent Dlst Telep 1st 5s '43..J&D
1024
95
Gen
16
Cons ref deb 44s 1958—M&N
Conv deb 54s 1973
F&A
Income deb 4s 1978
Income deb 3%s 1978
1044
77
5s
84
Term
M&N
Bell Telephone of Canada—
1st g 5s 1955 ser A
M&S
1st g 5s 1957 ser B
-J&D
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser O—M&N
Bell Telep Oo of Pennsylvania—
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser B
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1960 ser O
A&O
Belolt Water, Gas & Elec Oo—
1st g 5s 1937
M&S
Bellows Falls Hydro-Elec Corp—
mtvp
97%
82
„
103
A&U
10-yrs f 64s 1934
Conv deb 4 4s *48 ex-warr.M&S
Cons ref deb 5s 1968
Conv deb 5s 1950
99
1935-M&N
1st
96%
Calumet G & E 54s B 1960-J&J
Oalumet
M&S
1953
Extl 1st
36
il953—J&j
M&N
Deb 6 4s 1935
1014
89
1940 J&D
Beauharnols Power Corp—
Coll trust 4 f 5s 1973 w w._ A&O
1st
Annap & Chesapeake Bay Pow—
1st
Calif Water Service 5n 1958. A&n
100
Bdge Oo—
Rlv
1st lien & ref 5s
Corp—
A
ser
7s
Hud
Beaver Valley Wat 6s
Cnnv deb fis
Am
/
Mt
99
65
Refunding 04s 1942
994
J&D
101
El 1st 5s '36
JV.J
Bar Harbor & Union River Pow—
1st 5s Sept 1 1935
M&S
Barstow (W S) deb 6s 1942.A&O /
41
Baton Rouge Electric Uo—
96
1st mtge 54s 1954
J&D
1st M 5a 1959 ser B
F&A
934
Sear
101%
88
62
102
L—See Md El Ky
Ohes—See Un Ry & El
B Alt Traction—See Dn Ry & El
Bangor Hydro Elec 5 4a *49. M&S
1st
%
F&A /
105
44s 1960
60"
100 4
98
1st & ref 6s 1942 ser B
J&J
1st & ref 54" 1955 series O F&A
Deb gold 54" 1942A&O
105%
104
Banuor Ry &
/ 8*
Altoona & Logan Val Elec Ry—
Con g 4 4s 1933 gu —F&A 15 /
1st coll 4s Jan 1 1954
Amor Commonwealths Power—
99%
1044
Ann S
1st lien & ref 5s 1955
Asfc.
California-Oregon Power—
Atlandc City El 5b 1938——M&S
1st & ref 5 4« 1954
1st & ref 5s 1956
A&O
Atlantic City (N J) Gas—
1st g 6s Jan 1 1960 opt 20 J&J
Atlantic Co Wat 6s '58—AM&S
Augusta Ry & El 1st 5s
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask
B Sp Pt &
AlbuquerqueNat Gas6 %s'40 M&N / 19
Alleg Believ & P—See Phila Oo
Allegheny Gas Corn 0 4**43 M&N
Certificates of deposit
Allentown-Bethlehem Gas 1st s f
106
54s 1954
A&O
Alliance Power 1st 6s 1952..M&S / 25
Deb 64s 1942 with war„A&0
Am Pow & L deb 6s 2016—-M&S
Amer Stater Public Serv—
Bid.
Cla Ry & El
Atlanta Wat, El & Pr 5s 1943 J&J
6l
Albany Ry—See TTnlted Trac.
American
Bonds.
Ask.
94
87
-
Amer & Foreign Power Oo—
Deb « 5s 2030
M&S
Amer Fuel & Pow 7« 1934
J&J
Amer G & K deb As 202«
.M&N
where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Atlanta Nor Ry—See
Electric O® (Italy)—
Ext) sf 7s 1952
A&O
Alabama Power 1st 5s 1946 _M&8
1st & ref 5s 1951
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1950
M&N
Deb g 6s 1952 ser A
Deb g 54« 1953-
"and interest" except
are as near as
Adriatic
Alton & Sr L Hrldire 7s 1947 M<fe N
Debenture 7s 1942
...M&N
Alton Water 6s 1956
A&O
electric power, water, telegraph, telephone and bridge companies.)
railways, eras,
(Includes street and electric
k Last
sale,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
s
Sale price.
♦ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
PUBLIC
80
BONDS
UTILITY
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
I
Bonds
Bid.
1st M
pipe line 5%s 1942.M&N
Co—
J&J
Cities Service Power & Light—
Deb 6 %s 1952
M&N
1st M 6s 1943
Equipt trust 5s
Mar 1 1935
Cities Service Transportation—
J&D
93
95
1st M 5s 1959
J&D
Jumb'land T & T 5s 1937 —J&J
98
100
Eliz & Trenton RR
,107
107%
Elmira Water, Light &
1st & con g 5s 1956
43%
Dakota Central Telep Co—
1st gold 6s 1935
102
103%
El Paso El Co—
64
43
'36..M&S
99%
44%
43%
100%
88
90
90
92
(Indianapolis)—
J&J
1st & ref gold 5s 1942
Citizens L H & P (Johnst'n, Pa)
1st R 5s 1934 opt 1914
M&N
102%
5%s A 1951
J&J
City Elec San Fran 5s 1937.-J&J
City&Sub PS—See Un Rys of StL
City & Sub Ry—See Wash Ky & El
City of New Castle Water—
83%
105%
J&D.
6s 1941
66
107%
70
1st
81
S F 6s 1937 opt series A _. .M&8
Des Moines Oity Ry 5s 1936 J&J
1st & coll trust 5s 1956
J&J
J&J
Stamped guaranteed optional..
Conn Ltg & Pow 5s *39
J& i
Conn River Pow 5s A *52
A&O k
,9i^
107
86%
99
1st 6%s
51%
52%
42
43
44
43
98
13%
112
82
26
27
109
110
109
110%
102%
108%
107%
103
1st
106%
103%
100%
106%
100%
104%
J&D
51%
9
51%
43%
Conv deb 6%s 1943 Aw w J&D fk
Consol Hydro-Elec Wks of Upper
45
94
1953-P&A
Cooper KlvBrl'ge 1 nclstbs'SSM&N" /
Copenhagen Telephone Oo—
Continental Telep 5s A
98%
86
90
81%
83"
104
....
107
105%
51
105%
107%
105%
62
52
109
68
19%
20%
Council Bluffs Gas 5s 1948-M&N
67
Cuban Telep conv 5s 1951 __J&J
1st lien & ref 7%s 1941—M&S
74%
68%
76%
76
80
Deb 68
Col tr 5s 1952
82%
78%
85
/
7%
80
J&J
85
f
25
100%
5s 1946. T&J
1st
100%
ser
A&O
A&O
B
19
m
A&O
6s 1945
77
A.M&S
56
§I«
B—J&D
78
103
5s secured conv notes 193 8J&J
106
1st M & ref 4%s 1901
89
99%
(Germany* Elec Oo—
f deb 7s 1935
M&N fk 79%
Hamburg (Germany) Elev Under¬
46
ground & St Rys 5 %s'38 ..J&D
31
Hamilton Gas 6%s A w w '37J&D
105
Harrisburg Gas 5s 1970-.--M&N
Havana Elec Ry 5s 19S2
36%
F&A
7%
5%s(Sept'31 coup on) '51.M&S
101
Havana Dock 7s 1937
J&J
Extl g s
f-lrti—1 O O
Helena Gas & Elec 1st 09
93~"
Hest Man & Fair Pass
'52M&S
Ry—See P
Home Tel & Tel (Ft Wayne)
1st 6s ser'es A 1943
J&J
52%
53
49
53%
1st 5 %s series B
1955—..A&O
93
hil R T
102
101%
Home Telep & Tel eg (Los Angeles.
42%
1st refunding 5s 1945J&J
Home Tel & Tel of Spokane—
106%
1st M g 5s May 15 '36.M&N 15
Houston El Co 1st 6z '35—J&D
102%
Oal)
8%
7%
102
Hamburg
40
100%
102%
105%
f
79%
79%
Hackensack Wat 4s *52 op '12J&J
Gen&ref5sJunel5'77 A..J&D15
11*
J&D
A&O
83
105
Gulf States Utilities Oo—
86
Corp (Germany)—
1950
M&S
101
Power
Gulf Public Service Co—
80
Rap Tr
1937
Mountain
1st M & ref 5s 1956 ser
A&O
...A&O
O
A&O
47
Utilities Co—
Gulf Power 1st 5s 1968
1st sink fund 6%s 1953...A&O
Electric P & L Deb 5s2030_F&A
Electric Public Service Oo—
Sec g 6s 1941 ser A
Sec g 6s 1941 ser B
Sec g 5H|s 1942 ser
Deb 6s 1936
92
103
M&N
1932-1944
Corp—
F&A
Greenwich Wat 4%s '57 ser A J&J
Greenwich Wat & Gas System—
Col tr 5s 1952 ser A
A&O
18
90
93
1
J&J
J&D k
1st mtge 5s 1948
102
Pow
Oo—
F&A
Grt West Pow Oo
53
16
A&O
f 6%s
60
88
1st lien coll tr 5%s 1942._M&N
Great North Pow 5s 1935—-F&A
107%
Electric Oo of N J 1st 5s 1947 M&S
s
6s
Great Lakes
Edison Elec Ilium of Boston-
1st
79
79%
Great West Power Co of Calif—
Elec 5s
Electric
M
1st
64
54
M&S fk
Elec & Peoples—See Phila
Ry
1st & gen 6%s 1950
Power
Ltd—
101
59
M&S
Electric Ferries 1st 7s *41
104%
56%
104
s
Great Lakes
99
J&J f
3-year 5% notes 1936 -..--A&O
1st
1st M 7s 1944
Ed El Ill(Bkn)See KingsOoEL&P
Edison El 111 (N Y)—See N V G
91
•
54
84
1946--T&J
M&N
Easton & So Beth Transit 8s '36-.
100
fk 68
Grand Rapids Gas L 5s *39- F&A
Grand Rapids Ry 1st 7s '39 M&N
Great Cons Elec Pow (Japan)—
Green
2-year notes 5s 1934—.--J&J
5s 1935
M&N
f 5s Feb 15 1954.F&A15
Exti
52
Wisconsin Electric Co—
& ref 6s 1942
J&D
1st lien & ref 6%s 1948--M&S
85
Northern
Atlanta
77
Easton Cons El 5s 1949
83
Power
1st guar 5s *54 op *90
Gesfurel 6s 1953 x w
Eastern
87
93%
44%
Atlanta Cons St 5s 1939—J&J
2
1st M & 1st lien 5s 1955 B M&S
Eastern Util Assoc 5s 1935.-A&O k
Sheboygan
82
J&JI
Georgia Ry & Elec—
50
1st lien
91
Public Service^Oorp—
1953
J&Jl
f
5s 1952
J&J
Georgia Power 1st 5z 1967--M&S
Georgia Power & Light Oo
1st mtge 5s 1978
J&D k
Eastern Shore Pub Service Oo—
A with warr '54
70
45
Aug 15 '34-.F&A15
notes Aug 15 ^..F&AlSj
Georgia-Carolina
Eastern Michigan Rys—
ser
I
General Water Wks & ElecOorp—.
1st lien & col 5s 1943 ser A. J&Dj
"5""
58
5s
Elec Corp-
1st M coll tr 6%s ser A '56 A&O
Conv ser 6%% notes 1933.J&D
56
5%s 1947 ser A
90%
A&O
Conv deb 5%s 1939
General Public Utilities—
Eastern Utilities Investing—
Cons Gas—See Peoples G L &C
Uonsum L H & P (Jo (Eliz, N J)—
1st lien & unlf 4%s 1958.M&N
Oontin Gas & El deb 5s 1958 P&A
97%
89
J&J
1st mtge coll tr 7s 1958
90
J&D 15|
notes
5%
40
C-.M&S15
m
107
Conv deb 5s
/39P
5s 1948 B
1st
5%
53%
109%
J&J,
Georgetown Gas Lt 1st 5s '61 F&A'
51
UndHi-lyingcos—SeeN YGEL H & P.
Consol Gas Utilities Co—
J&D
VtmX*
-J&J f
1944.-M&N
Ref 6s Jan 1948 ser
J&J
A
94%
General
78
J&J
m
zer
20
5%
Ry.
103
75
J&J
1945-M&Slf
60
78
Eastern Mass Street Ry Co—
Ref m4%s 1948 A
Ref
99
J&J
A&O /
Debenture gold 6s 1941
Deb 6s 1941 series B
66%
%*
f 5s 1948 series A.A&O
m s
3.60
99
Ry—
5s 1954 opt
General Gas &
Kootenay Pow 1st 7s '42-A&O
East Prussia Pow 6s 1953—J&D
E St L & lnterurb Wat 5s '42 J&J
1st m 6s 1942
J&J
1st m 5s 1960 ser D
F&A
East St Louis (111) Lt & Pow—
1st 5s 1940.J&D
E Minn Power 5%« 1951
M&S
E Oregon Lt & Pr 5%s A '51-M&S
5s series B 1953-,
J&J
103
109%
108%
103%
g
72
Gatineau Pow 1st 5s 1956—J&D
99%
Eastern Connecticut Pow Go—
P&A
J&D
1st & ref 5s 1936 op *16
J&J
1st 1 & unif 5s ser O 1952. .M&N
66%
E.
F&A
5s
1938
Consumers Power Co—
J&J /
7% 1932 ctfs of dep..
103
74
Gas & El of Bergen Co 5s '49. J&D
Gen 5s Nov 1 1954 -—-M&N|
Utilities—
103
f
9
lzt lien col 5s 1934
15
99%
1st coll 5%s ctfs 1937 A...F&A
Conv deb 6s ctfs 1933 A.M&N
East Jersey St Ry 5s
41
Gary Elec & Gas Go—
40
6% secured notes 1937
1st M 6s 1958
M&N
Consumers El L & P (New Orl)—
1st M 5s 1936
J&J
1st M
38
111
42
A&O
Galesb Ry & L 5s 1934
Elec
East Coast Pub Serv 4s 1948-
100%
104%
F&A
Gateway Bridge 7s 1938.._.A&O.
f 6s 1966 ser A..M&N
Coast
70%
71%
61%
Oo—
Service
Galveston-Houston
92
Consol Gas of Bait 6s 1939._J&.)
Consolidated Water of Utica—
1st 4%s 1958
M&N
103%
107
89
24
Wuerttembu/g 1st 7s *56--J&J
Con Ry (New Hav)—See "R.R."
Consolidated Telep of W isc—
!
1st M 5^s 1942 ser A
M&N
Cons Tr (N J)—See Pub Ser Corp
5
J&J f
6%% notes 1935
M&S15
Duquesne Light—See Phila Co
Duquesne Nat Gas 7s 1948—
E»sr
Public
1st M 0%s 1949-1st 6s 1955 series B
5
4
F&A *fk 1%
*fk 1 %
6%s 1937 to 1949Duquesne Gas Corp—
112"
J&J
J&J
A._
B
b
Equip trust 5%s 1934-38
Gales burg Ky Ltg & Power—
Con 5s Oct 1934J&D
1st 7s 1943
Duquesne Trac—See Phila Co
108
ser
ser
Fruit Growers' Express—
Durham Pub Ser 7s A '49—A&O
111
5%s 1979
5%s 1956
108
111
59%
24%
A
98%
87%
117%
106%
108%
m
Florida Pow & Lt 1st 5s *54 —J&J
107
1937 A with war.M&S
1st conv 6s Mar 15
m
39%
107%
57
f 6%s 1948A&O
rd Ave
Dry Dock E B & B RR—See Thl
102
Duke Power—1st 4%s 1967-J&D
Duke Price Power Co—
8
M&S
107
Dumbarton B'ge 6%s to *36- J&J
23
ser
1st
1st
1
39
Inc—
Florida Telep 1st 6s 1945
A&o
Fontana Un Wat 6s 1953...J&J
s
1st m
23%
1st & coll 6s 1943
12%
Dominion Gas & Elec—
99
58
Debenture 5s 1957
14
Huron Shore Line—
Pt
2
106%
107%
103%
106%
A.A&O
1st gold 5s 1950
Utilities
1st Hen col tr 5%s 1957
Florida Power Corp—
Dixie Gulf Gas Co—
20-yr
F&A
Deb 5HIs 1945.
20-yr deb 4%s 1951
98
87%
1955 ser B—J&D
6%s 1945 with warrants
4-6s series B 1962
1st & ref s f 4 %s 1969 ser G M&8
1st & ref s f 4 His 1970 ser H J& J
1st & ref 4s 1981
J&D
Consolidated Gas (N Y)—
Det &
102
25
J&J
gold notes 1932
Federated
;
7s 1952
tr
J&D
Corp—
Conv deb 5%s 1954
M&N k
s f 6%s 1952— ...F&A fk
fk
Certificates of deposit
S f deb
66
Corp—
1947
6s
Florida
Certificates of deposit
100%
%
J&J
A&O
58 1950 series B
1st m
106%
1
Federal Water Service
International Bridge—
Detroit
78
6%
%
O..F&A
Gen &ref 4%s 1961 ser D.F&A
Gen & ref 5s ser E 1952. -A&O
96
101%
27%
104
11*
Gen & ref 5s 1962 ser
95
Consol Elec & Gas 4-6s 1962
__A&0
26%
M&N
f 6s 1953
Gen & ref 5s
78
78
1st
102%
M&S
5s 1956
Gen & ref 5s 1949 series
104
Consolidated Cities LP & Tr—
W Hph 5S 1962 stamped ..J&J
Gen g 4%s Apr 1954
82
103
M&N
Detroit Edison—
105
s
83
108
Fed St & Pleas Val—See Phil Oo
Detroit City Gas Co— '
1st m 6s 1947 series A
102
Connelisv Wat 5s Oct 2 *39.-A&O
Consol Gas Elec Lt & P (Bait)—
Gen g 4%s Feb 14 1935. ..J&J
/
Certificates of deposit...—
f deb 6%s iv»4g __M&N
Certificates of deposit
m
93
Light & Traction—
f g 5s 1942 opt..
M&S
Federal Public Serv
Conv
1st
91
1 st lieu g tts 1942 stpd
M&S
Debenture 6s 1954 ser B..J&D
Detroit & Canada Tunnel—
s
5
100%
(of Canada)
w
F&A
(International series)
95
m
Elec Corp
Stamped
1st lien 5s 1946—
F&A
Des Moines & Cent la Elec Co—
1st
106
Deb 6%s 1965 w
Without warrants
90
m
%
80%
Fairmont & Clarksburg Trac—.
1st g 5s 1938 opt 1913
A&O
Fall River Elec Lt 5s 1945 —J&J
80
70
58
M&S
Conn Ry & Lt 4%s 1951
55"
100%
102
Dortmund Munlc Util (Germany,
P&A
Community Power & Light Co
A&o
Europ'n
70
108
1st mtge 5s 1957 ser O
Connecticut Power 5s *63
103%
85
1st
84
Equit G & E Utica 5s 1942-A&0
Erie Rys—1st 6s 1954
A&O
Erie Ltg 1«t m 5s 1967....A&O
104%
Des Moines Elec Oo—
3
Elec and Empire
Ercole Marelli Elec Mfg Co (Italy)
1st • f 6 %> 1953 with war M&N
87
A&O
85%
69
86
Coke jt lst&ref 5s '41 opt.M&S
Empire Public Service Corp—
Deb 6s 1950 w w
J&J
Federal
1st m 5s. 1938
Des Moines Gas Oo—
.J&D
1952-
Empire Gas &
Derby Gas & Elec Corp—
102
A
ser
106
105%
34
6% notes Oct 1 1943
M&S k
1952
5s
ra
101
Denver Tramway Terminals Go
1st M g gu 5s 1934-1937..M&S
Commonw Sub Corp—See Mlsc
Community Water Service Co
Deb g 68 1946 ser A
J&D
Deb g 5 %s 1946 ser B
M&S
Oonestoga Termlst 5%s '54-J&0
Conestoga Trac 1st 4s 1950--J&J
Conn Light & Power—
1st & ref s f 7s *51 ser A
M&N
1st & ref 5%s 1954 ser B__F&A
1st & ref 4%s 1956 ser C-.J&J
1st & ref 5s ser D 1962
J&J
1st & ref
Gen & ref 6s
103
J&
I
60
J&D
Empire Gas & Electric Co—
104%
99%
A
ser
87%
85
69
30
Gen & ref 5s 1950
86%
85%
84%
J&J 15
1957
49%
102
—
102%
6%s stamped 1953.
A&O V 1
Columbia (S C) Ry Gas & El Co
65
1st M s f g 5s 1936
J&J
Columbus Dela & Marlon Elec Co
65
1st & ref 5s July 1937
J&J
63
Certificates of deposit....
68
1st & ref 6s (stmpd) 1937--J&J
66
Certificates of deposit....
Columbus (Ga) Elec & Powerlst & ref 6s 1947 ser A
J&D
95
1st & i'ef 5s 1954 ser B
M&N
103
Columbus (Ga) Pow 5s '36--A&O
Columbus Ry Pow & Light—
94%
1st ref 4%s 1957 ser A
J&J
Sec conv g 5%s 1942
105%
A&O
95
Col Ry 1st 4s '39 opt '14
Q-J
Commonwealth-Edison Co—
106
1st M 5s 1953
J&J
1st M col 5s 1954 ser B...J&D k 106%
1st M col4%s 1956 aer C._A&O
101%
101
1st M col 4%s 1957 ser D..J&J
1st M col 4Ha 1960 ser E A&<
100%
91
1st M 4s 1981 ser F
M&S
106
1st 5%z series G 1962
J&D
5s
85%
Stamped as to Pa tax
Denver Tramway Corp—
80
A
ser
Empire District Elec Oo—
II
J&J
J&J
J&J
1971-.-
82
J&D
5s 1950
m
Deb 6%s 1938
103
50
Denver Cons Tram 6s 1943-A&O
Denv Gas & El 1st g 5a '49.-M&N k 104%
100
lst&ref 5s 1951
M&N
Columbia River Long view Bridge
Com'w'lth Tel (Pa) 6%s '45 M&N
Com'w'lth Tel (Wis) 5s A '48 M&S
Commonwealth Wat 6%s A 1947
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
P&A
M 4%s
Corp.
RR—
El Paso Nat Gas 1st 6%s'43-J&D
With warrants
104%
D-inville Tr & Pow 1st 5s '41. J&J
1st mtge g 4 %s 1969
1st mtge g4%s 1969
|
M&S
1st
108
J&J
1st g 5s 1952 ser C
J&J
1st gold 5%s 1954 ser D ..J&J
Dallas Ry & Ter 1st 6s 1951-J&J
100 %
M&N
A&015
Commonwealth Elec 5s 1943 M&S
J&D
101
A&O
J&J k 109%
laiias Pow & Lt 6* 1949
1st g 7%s 1949 ser B
1st
101
1956
Delaware Elec Power Co—
Deb 5%s 1959
J&J
Delaware Power & Light Co—
Columbia Gas & Elec Corp—
Deb g 5s 1952
Deb g 5s 1952
Deb 6s Jan 15 1961
4%s
Dallas Gas 1st 6s 1941
100
City Water (Chattanooga)—
100
J&D
1st M 5s 1954
100
1st M 5s 1957 series O-.-M&N
107%
Olev El 111 1st 5s '39 op '24.A&0
Gen M 5s 1954 series A
M&N k 109 %
Gen M 5s 1961 series B—A&O k 110
104
Clove Ry 1st s f 6s 1943—..M&S
Oleve Southw Ry & Light—
1
Gen &con 5s 1954
M&S
99
Clinton (La) W W 1st 5s 1939F&A
Coast Cos Gas & Elec—
1st M 5s I960.
M&N
Colorado Cent Pow 5%s '46-J&D
Colorado Power 1st 5s 63--M&N
1st
Darby Med & Ohes Ry—See PhiL R Tr
99%
Davenport Water 5s 1961.-J&J
105
Dayton Ltg 1st 5s "37 op '12.M&8
105
Dayton Pow & L 1st 5s '41 -J&D
Day Sp & Urb—See Ind Col & E
100
Citizens Tel (Gr Rap) 5s '36.J&D
Citizens Water (Washington, Pa)
Col M
Bonds.
Eliz Plainf & Cent J f
See
Eliz & Raritan Riv^ Public Serv
78
63%
J&D
Deb 5%s 1949
Cities Service Tank Line—
1st M 6s marine eq
Ask.
C jmberland Co (Me) Pow & Lt—
Cities Service Gas Pipe Line
Citizens Gas
Bid.
Bonds.
ASk.
Cities Service Gas Co—
8%
8%
Houston
%
50
Gulf Gas—
1st M & col 6s 1943 ser A..A&0
Deb 6%s 1943 with
war__A&0
75%
59
Electric Public Utilities Oo—
15-v«ar
b Basis.
/ This price includes accrued interest,
sec
6s 1942
k Last sale,
n
.
_
_.__J&D
Nominal,
CO
r Canadian price,
s
Sale price.
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
prices are "and Interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
NOTICE.—All bond
Bonds.
103*$
1st lien & ref 4 *$s '78 ser D M &N
1st lien & ref 4*$s 1981 ser E.
Houston Natural Gas Corp -
100
43 with warr_J&L
72
1st
m
coll 6s
104*$
100
77
109*$
101
M&b
97
112
99"
95
Hydraulic Power of Niag Falls—
1st & refunding5s 1950
110
J&J
Ref & impt 5s 1951
-A&O
107*$
Idaho Power 1st 5s 1947
J&J k 103
111 Bell Telep 1st 5s 1956---J&D
108 *$
Illinois Commercial Telep—
1st 5s series A 1948
70 *$
M&S
1st mtge 5s 1960 ser B
M&fc
W*
111 Commun Tel 6s 1949
-J&J
50
109
1st & ref 5s 1957 opt.
A&O
Illinois Power & Light Oorp—
101
108*$
72
72
1015$
58*$
Independence Water Works—
5*$s 1945.
M&S
Indiana Assoc Telep 6s A '62 J&J
M 5s 1948
J&J
Indiana flydro-Elec Power—
1st mtge'5s 1958 ser A
M&N
85"
12
15
Indiana Pr 1st 1 7 *$• *41 A -M&N
Indiana Ry & Lt 1st 5s '43--J&J
Indiana Service Corp—
95
87
lit & ref M 5s Jan 1 1950--J&J
iV
1st 1 & ref 5s 1963
F&A
Indiana & 8 W Gas & Util—
45
•!&•'
Inland Gas 6 Ha 1938
F&A
Certificates
of deposit
Sinking fund deb 7» 1938-F&A
Inland Pow & L
Coll tr
s
Col tr 6s 1957
Deb
s
s
A&O
7
5
7
A&O
C
f 7s 1935
Inland Telep 1st 6s 1948
Inland Utilities Inc-rConv deb 6s 1934
Interborough
5
J&L
ser
64
65
J&D f
Rapid
36
Transit—
1st & ref g 5s '66 op tax-ex. J&J
0% notes 1932
A&O
68*$
32*$
*
Certificates of deposit-
32
Conv g 7% note
1932 -M&8
Certificates of deposit
Intercontinents Power Co—
Debs A 6s 1948
J&D
70
"
72
77
74
...
bonds 1955 serC-l&D
ser E
F&A
<
Sec 7s 1952 ser F
J&J it
International Railway (Buffalo-»ec
Sec 7s 1957
Buff Trac 1st 6s
Kokomo
Lackawanna &
1st
60*$
65*$
64*$
61*$
Conv deb 4*$s 1939
J&J
Without warrants
1st 5s '67
Deb gold 6s 1952
Interstate Pub Serv Co—
J&J
J&J
W
995$
41
57*$
65*$
64*$
60
100
42
59
65*$
65*$
22
35
Debentures 6s 1948
LaclPde Oas Lt ref 5s 1934..A&O
F&A
1935
55
555$
42*$
Eq trust 5*$s July 1 1934
Interstate Teiep Co—
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
Interstate Tel & Tel 5*$z 1953 J&J
99*$
70
71
Interstate Water 6s ser A1940 F&A
Iowa Electric Co-—
96
100
5
79
62*$
102*$
1945—M&N
1st &
ref 6s 1943
b Basis.
5*$s 1952
ser
23*$
97*$
——
Market St
s
f 7s 1941
Manuf'rs Wat
82*$
84*$
94
53
55
67
1st
62
60
61
'
57
100*$
101*$
(Pa) 5s 1939.J&D
98
62
102
s
lOO"
Ry (San Francisco)—
f 7s
1940
62
63
85
87
77
87
A Jan
ser
Maryland Electric Rys—
Guaranteed 6s 1933
63*$
A&O
1st & ref 6*$s 1957 ser A
J&J
1st & ref 6*$s 1962 ser B-.J&J
Bait & Ann S L 5s 1946—F&A
Maryland Light &
1st M 5*$s 1950
n«
ff v
90
114*$
ser
J&J
80
J&J
A
20-year
67*$
70*$
s
f 5*$a 1946
99*$
Sink fund deb 5s 1955
M&N
Mass Utilities Associates—
S f deb 5s 1949 ser A
A&O
Melbourne Electric Supply—
Gen 7*$s B f 1946
5
85
100
94*$
93
94
102*$
Memphis Power & Light Co—
145"
1st & ref 5s 1948 ser A
J
1st & ref 4*$s 1978 ser C„A&O
89
107*$
117*$
22
25
1H
3
*/90*$
92
86*$
60*$
89
61*$
61*$
67*$
85
24
27
91*$
Metropolitan Edison Cc*—
1st M 4s 1971 ser E
1st 5s series F 1962
95
90
81
con g 5a '45-J&J /
Meridionals Electric Co—
1st s f 7s 1957 ser A
A&O
88
59
10
94
—J&D
1st & ref 5s 1953 ser O
1st M 4J$s 1968 ser D
85
10
Power—
Memphis 8t Ry
105*$
106*$
20
Massachusetts Gas—
62
136*$
105*$
k
50""
61
J&D
J&J
M&S
97*$
88
M&N k
WA
Metrop Edison Corp 6s 1961 M&S
Metropolitan West Side "L"—
1st gold 4s 1938
F&A */10
Exten gold 4s 1938
J&J /
10
Mexican El L 1st M g 5s '42.J&J
43
Mex Lt & Pow 1st 6s '40 s f.F&A
46
85"
Mexican Utilities 7s
95
98
89*$
83*$
M&N
91
95"
60
UH
Michigan Associated Telep Co—
& Elec.
Roland Elev—See Un Rys
Lake Sh Elec 1st con g 6s '33 J«J /
3
Gen gold 5s Feb 1 1933—F&A /
1
«»*•••■»
Lake Shore Power Co—
J&J
1st and ref mtge 6s 1950
Lake Superior Dist Pow—
1st M & ref 5s 1956
Larutan Gas 1st
6*$s
w w
57
60
J&D
92
93*$
'35J&D k 100
(Mass) Lias & Elec—
4*$s 1940 ser B
F&A
Lehigh Power Securities—
Lawrence
F&A
Lehigh Teleg 5s ser A 1949--J&J
Lenigh Valley Transit—
opt—M&S
J&D
5s 1960——J&D
5s series B Dec 1 1935
M&S
Ref &
impt
g
Leipzig Overland Pow 6*$s *46— /
101
82*$
56
*
—
mm
33*$
1st and ref mtge
68
71*$
58
69
Lone Star Gas
60
62
Long Beach Gas 1st 5s '56--J&D
Long Isl Lighting os 1936-.M&S
91
92*$
97*$
1st extl 7s
ref
1952
s
M&N k
F&A
62
64
J&J
M&N
60
615$
Long Island Water 5*$s '55-M&N
60
Lorain
—
mm
mm
mm
k Last sale,
n
os
1958
Nominal,
J&D
r
Canadian
1st & ref 6s 1961 ser B.
J&D
1st M 5s 1971
—J&J
Milwaukee Gas Light Co—
1st M 4Ha 1967
-M&S
J&J
Light Co—
J&D
1st & ref 4*$ a 1978
M&N
Mississippi Power Co—
1st & ref 5s 1955
M&8
1st M 5s 1957
85,
Teiep 1st
2
16*$
18*$
76*$
80*$
Mississippi River
lst
s
J&D
Fuel
f 6s 1944 with
83
104*$
85
86
102*$
57
58*$
82
84
74
76
52
54
F&A15
Without warrants
s
Sale price.
66
67
97*$
96*$
98*$
Corp-
warr
Mississippi Rlv Pow 6s "51_ .J&J
Deb 5s May 1 1947
-M&N
rice
0000 COIN
104
Mississippi Power & Light—
100
78*$
58
103
60
Minnesota Power &
55
1948
1st & ref 5s 1955
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1955
103*$
6s
100
Somerset Trac—
1950
lst M 4*$s 1950
95"
104
J&J
ser B„_M&S
99*$
Secured g 6s 1945
J&J k 89
Codv deb g 54$s '52 ser A. A&G
74
1st
69
Minn Gen El 1st 6s '34 op—J&D
Minnesota Nor Pr jt 6s 1944
95
J&D
f 5s 1942
7*$
7*$
Minneapolis Ga* Light Oo-r-
102
Utaly)—
89*$
7
Sharps—See Phil Co
Milwaukee Elec Ry & Light—
84
ip
72
fk
fk
fk
fk
J&J /
Midland Util deb 6s 1938---M&S
84
55
72*$
Mlllv Etna &
99
100*$
103*$
Midland Natural Gas Co—
Conv deb 6s 1935
91
66
...
85
74*$
107
106
5s
72
57
39
73
5*$s 1942. J&J
Middlesex &
78
88
83
106
Middlesex Elec Lt Pow 5s '55 J&J
Middlesex Water 5*$s 1957.A&0
70
76
F&A
Elec Co
Michigan Gas & Elec Go—
1st & ref 6s 1943
..M&8
1st M 5s 1956
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
5s ctfs of deposit 1934..
5s ctfs of deposit 1935
Middlesex & Boston St Ry—
Lockport L H & P 5*$s A '54M&N
Lomoard
90
30
68
103*$
1950.
88
5s ctfs of deposit 1932—
5s ctfs of deposit 1933—..
102"
Ixickhart Power 5V$s
79
J&D
J&D /
Mich Elec Pow 6s A 1944
Mich Fuel & Lt 6s A 1950
77
Middle States Telep 6s A '47.J&J
Middle West Utilities Co—
83
Lex (Ky) Ry—See Ky Tr & Term
M&S
F&A
A&O
105
32*$
68*$
66
33*$
1939
1st M 5s 1961
Lake
85
96
VV
Market St El Pass Ry—See PRT
78*$
101*$
93*$
101*$
33""
Maritime Tel & Tel 1st 6s 1941 J&J
Ref & gen 5s ser A 1956
J&J
1st M 4*$s 1961 ser A
J&D
Little Rock G & F 6s 1937-M&N
Little Rock Ry & El 6s '38--A&G
/This price includes accrued Interest,
f
22
100*$
Iowa Southern Utilities—
1st & ref 5*$s 1950—
Deb 6s 1950 ser A...
s
15-year
Lincoln Gas & Elec 5s 1941 .J&D
Lincoln Tel & Tel—
84*$
92
1st & ref 5*$s Oct
1st M
15
100*$
87*$
46*$
J&J
B..J&J
Mannheim & Palatinate Elec Cos
64*$
84
1959...
M&8
Debenture 6s 1960
M&N
Iowa Ry & Lt (Cedar Rapids)—
1st & ref 5s June 1946 B__. J&D
30
83
104
106
10
Manila Elec RR & Ltg Corp—
1st lien & coll tr 5s '53—M&8
Manila Gas Co—
1st lien coll tr 5*$s 1937—A&O
61
96*$
106
104
Manitoba Power Co Ltd—
1st M s f 5*$s '51 ser A
2
'
Lexington Util 1st os 1952
Lexington Wat ref 5*$s 1940-F&S
Lexington Wa Pow Co ist 5s'68J&J /
Conv deb 5^s 1953.
J&J /
Lewist & Aub El Lt 5s '39--J&D
68
B„M&S
1st mtge 5*$s
10
98
101*$
104
J&D
83
Lexington (Ky) Tel—
1st M 6s w w 1944
73*$
Iowa Pow & Lt 1st 4**s 1958 M&S
Iowa Pub Serv 1st 6s 1957—J&D
DeD 5s 1968
M&S
ser
101*$
90
100*$
Madison Rys 1st g 5s 1936--M&N
Mad Riv Pr 1st 5s '35 gu op_F&A
Malone (N Y) L & P 5*$s *56-J&J
Manhattan Ry con 4s g '90. .A&O
Cent Hanover Bk ctfs of dep.
2d gold 4s 2013
107
„
1st 1 & ref 5s 1961
106
107
J&J
Telep 5*$s 1948
1st M g 4s Dec 1935
Cons gold 4s 1935
52"
iowa-JNebraska Lt & Power—
1st lien & ref 5s '57 ser A.M&N
__M&S
59
76*$
65*$
68*$
F&A /
F&A f
Deb g 6s 2026 ser A
57*$
51*$
C '42-F&A
95
88
1st M
76
ser
100
59
J&D
5s I960
51$% gold notes
72
Iowa El Lt & Pr 7s
96*$
80
105
Debenture 7s 1944
J&J
Macon Ry & Light 1st 5s '53-J&J
Madison Co (111) Light & Power
1st g 6s 1936
J&D
Madison G & El 1st 5s 1940-A&O
Gen & ref 5s 1950
M&N
Lake Erie Pow & Lt 6s 1946 A&G
1st & ref 6*$s 1949 ser B—J&J
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser D
J&D
1st & ref 4*$s '68 ser F
M&S
Interstate Rvs 4s 1943..
..F&A
1st mtge 6s 1934
J&J
1st lien & ref 6s ser A 1949 M&N
1st lien & ref 5s ser B 1950.J&D
93
88
Wyoming Val RR
1951
5s
La Crosse
104*$
Interstate Power
99*$
92
1st M colltr o*us oo ser C F&A
1st col&ref5*$s I960 ser D F&A
65
Deb os 1955
-F&A
Interstate Bridge 6*$s 1950-M&N
Interstate Gas & El 6s 1951—J&D
Interstate Nac Gas 6s 1936—
101
98*$
Certificates of deposit
89*$
94 *$
92 *$
Buff & Lock 1st g 5s 1938--J&J
Buffalo & Niag Falls Elec Ry—
—
W
a
1st & ref 6s 1954
108?$
33*$
100
J&D
J&D
M&N
Key Tel 1st g 5s '35 opt '08. .J&J
1st 1 & ref 5*$s 195o ser A.J&D
1st 1 & ref 6s 1951 ser B
A&O
Kings Co E L & P 1st 5s '37-A&0
Purch money 6s g 1997
A&O
Edison El 111 Bklyn 4s '39.J&J
Kings Co Elec—See Bklyn-Queens
Kings Co Gas & 111 ist os '40. A&O
Kings Co Ltg 1st ref 5s '54. .J&J
1st ref 6^8 1954...
—J&J
Knoxville Trac 1st 5s 1938
A&O
6
57
1st M 5s gold 1935.
—-J&J
Internat Ry ref 5s '62 op.M&N
International Telep & Teleg—
Deb g 4*$s 1952
J&J
59*$
105""
32*$
Keystone Pub Serv—
1st M 5s 1978
6
J&D
1948
85
58
f 7s 1948
M&fr
Luzerne Co (Pa) Gas & Elec—
1st ref&imp g 5s'48 op'13 A&O
1st M
108*$
—
4
International Power Sec Corn¬
er
83
Electric86
gold 6s 2022 ser A„M&S
96*$
1st mtge 4*$s 1980
J&D
78
Kansas Pow 1st 5s 1947
M&S
Kansas Power & Light Co—
99
1st M 6s 1955 ser A
M&N
94
1st M os 1957 ser B
M&N
100*$
1st & ref. 6s 1947 ser O—F&A
16*$
Kentucky El Pr 6s A 1951--J&J f
Kentucky Jbuel Gas Corp—
5
1st 6*$s 1942 with warr—J&D f
Conv deb w w 6*$s 1938-. J&D f
28"
Kentuckv-Ohio Gas 2s
1958
1st s f'6*$s 1943 ser A
J&D / 28*$
4
Hydro-Elec System
Conv deb 6s 1944 w w.
.A&O
Internat'l Pow Ltd 0*$s1957 M&S
Deb 6s 1957—
M&S
1st a f g 6*$s 1944—
F&A
Luneburg Pow L & W W (Germ'y)
Kansas Gas &
f
98*$
102*$
105
unstmpd—A&O
10
106
Kan City Pub Serv 3-6s 51—J&J
Kansas Elec Pow 6s 1937 — J&D
f
Conv deb 6s 1948
International
685$
34*$
105
80
61
7
104*$
98*$
101*$
A&O
A
5
95
Kewanee(Ill)Pub Serv 6s A '49 J&J
Key West Electric 5s 1956--F &A
5
7
ser
56"
1
103
5
f 6s 1937
s
37
M&N
5
„M&N
Deb
54
Keokuk
2
f 6s *36 A M&S
f 6s 1941 ser B
101*$
93*$
103
1942--————F&A
City Power & Light—
1st mtge 4*$s 1957 ser B-.J&J
1st M 4^s 1961.
-F&A
Elec 6s 1945
90
95
31*$
32
101
89*$
93
Louisville Gas & Elec Co (Ky)—
1st & ref 5s 1952 ser A—M&N
1st & ref 4*$s 1961 ser O.F&A
Louisville Ry 2d 4*$s 1940--M&S
Keoke? Consol Coke 5s 1959.J&J
98
Indianapolis W W Sec Co—
1958
3
Gen M 5s 1950
F&A
Lower Austrian Hydro-Elec—
28
M<scfc
22*$
60
77
92*$
32
103*$
103*$
98 *$
58
72
Los Angeles Ky 6s 1938
91*
75
55
945$
A&O
Louisiana Pow & Light Co—
1st mtge 5a 1957
J&D
Louisiana Stm Gener 6s 1939 M&N
Louisv Ltg 5s *53
70
94*$
101
1st lien & ref 5*$« 1954—M&S
1st lien & ref 5s 1960
J&D
5s
100
65
28
1st M 5s 1957 ser A
J&J
Indianapolis Water—
1st & ref. g 4 *$■ 1940 opt—J&J
1st lien & ref 5 V$s 1953 __M&P
Secured
6s
105*$
Los Ang & Pac RR—See Pac EIRy
Los Angeles Railway Corp—
1st & ref s f g 5s 1940
J&D
105
Kentucky Power & Light Co—
1st m 5*$s 1948 ser B
M&S
Kentucky Traction & Terminal—
1st & ref gu 5s '51 opt '14.F&A
Lexington Ry 1st 5s 1949. J&D
Kentucky Utilities Co—
1st M 6*$s Sept '48 ser D M&N k
1st M 5*$s 1955ser F
A&O k
1st M 5s 1961 series G
F&A
5s series H 1961
F&A k
1st M 5s 1969 ser I
J&J
1st 78 series J 1957
F&A
1st 6s series K 1957
.M&S
J&D *f
2
Indianapolis Gas 5s 1952
A&O k 85*$
Indianapolis Power & Light—
1940
1st lien & ref 5s 1970
96
Deb
103
conv notes
M
1st M 5s 1951
625$
65
k
105 *$
93
6%
M5s 46^&J /
1st 5a '46--F&A
1st M 6s 1943
105*$
Indiana & Mich El 5s 1957—F&A
1st & ref 5s 1955
M&S
Ind Nat Gas & O—See Peo G L&C
16"
14
18
Gen & ref 5*$a 1949 ser I. A&O k
Los Ansr Pac On—Spp Pac F-IRv
70
1936--—-F&A
— — .
\ ?V
IV
& ref 6s 1942 ser G
M&S k 108
Gen & ref 6s series H 1942 M&S k 108
45
Kansas
82
Telep Co—
M&N /
B—F&A
ref 5s
&
Kansas City Gas
1st
83*$
1st lien coll 5*$ 1938
Indiana Electric Corp—
1st M 6*$s 1953 series
1st
Kanawha ValTr 1st
89
109*$
Gen
62*$
Co—
Kanawha Trac & Elec
Ask.
opt—-M&S k 106*$
M&S k 101 *$
108
k 106
Gen & ref 5*$s 1943 ser F M&S k 105*$
41
93*$
J&D
1st M 4*$s 1961 ser O
Jer City Hob & Pat—See
685$
87
39
21*$
1st sink fund 6*$s 1958—.J&J /
Deb g 7s 1943
V
—J&D
82"
Jamest'n (NYlTelep 5s 1954-J&D
Jersey Central Pow & Lt Corp—
100*$
1st & ref 5s 1947 ser B-..F&A
68
1st M 5s 1951 series O—M&fc
Indiana Gas Utilities 5s 1946 J&J
Indiana General Service —
Gen & ref 6s 1942 ser D..M&S
Gen & ref 5*$s 1947 ser E J&I>
104
Supply Co—
gold 5*$s series A 1955-J&J
lames River Bridge Corp—
76*$
70*$
1st M 6s 1947 series A—M&N
1st & ref g 5s 1939
1st & gen 5a 1961
87
Jamaica Water
M&&
8 f deb 5*$s 1957
1st
•
J&D
B—J&D
Illinois Water Service Co—
1st, mtge 5s 1952 series A.-J&J
Central
f 5V$s 1953 ser A. .M&S
Italian Superpower Oorp—
Deb 6s '63 (without warr)
J&J k
lacksonv (Fla) Gas ■ f 5» 42-J&D
Debenture 6s ser A 1952-M&N /
lacksonville Trac 1st 5s 31 .M&S /
Jamaica Pub Serv 5s B 1950-J&J
25-yr
Bid.
Bonds.
Angeles Gas & Elec Corp—
99
k
PS Corp
Johnstown (Pa) Trac 5s 43--J&J f
77
70*$ Joplin W W 1st 5s 1957
M&S
1st & ref 6s 1953 series A—A&O
1st & ref 5*$s 1954 ser
1st & ref 5s 1956 ser O
Ask
los
1st
Illinois Northern Utilities Co—
Indiana
Bid,
Ry & Light
1st a f >q fit '36 opt after '15.F&A
Isarco Hydro-Elec Co (Italy——
1st M s f 7s 1962
-M&N
Island Gas & Electric—
Hunt'g'n Wat 1st M 6s '54 AM&fc
5s 1954 ser B
5s1962
"f" and income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
ronwood & Bessemer
101
99*$
Hudson Co Gas 5s g 1949—M&N
1st M
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
loo""
Hous Home Telep 5s 1935—M&S
Houston Lt & Pow 1st 5s '53 M&fc
81
UTILITY BONDS
PUBLIC
JUNE, 1931]
105
97
106
94*$
♦ Negotiability inlpaired by maturity.
BONDS
UTILITY
PUBLIC
82
"and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
NOTICE.—All bond
Bid.
Bonds.
are
Ask.
60
45
47
91
93
84
87
Deb e 5s 1954 op guar_.J<$ J
N Y Power & Light Corp—
1st mtge 4*s 1967
A& )
55
56*
4" Y & Queens Gas 1st 5s *34 F& i
4ew York Rys Corp—
/
73
Bway & 7th Av
29
31
27
32
J&D
86
88
105*
107*
86
m
98
*/ 28*
N Y
105*
1951
\
,M&]
State El & Gas Corp—
48
r
York State
108*
109*
109
no
46*
46*
99*
107
76
v
&
99
1939
95
6*h
J&J k
1953
(
79
57*
1963
Deb 5s Nov 15 '69 ser O M&_..„
North Amer Light & Power Co—
S f deb 5*s 1956 ser S
99*
81
104*
105
103
105
96*
98*
86
88
North Continent Utilities
1st
---.
coll
& ref 5*s
1948
99*
100
1 J*
3
k
78
32*
North Jer St Ry—See P S Corp.
North Penn Gas Co—
85
87
101*
91
91*
g
66
76
1st & cons s f 5s '48 op 15-J&D
106*
Northeastern Public Servloe—
/ 15
Gen'l 1 & coll 5*s 1961
Northern Conn Power Co—
104
1st & ref 5*s 1946
M&S
1954--———J&D
99
Includes
::::
100
55*
54*
54*
55*
54*
North Ind Gas & El 6s '52.-M&N k
95*
1963
1st 1 & ref 6s 1943 O
M&N
1st 1 & ref 5*s ser D '49..J&D
1st 1 & ref 5s 1955 ser E..J&D
Watertown L & P 5s 1959-J&J
107
109*
-
-
.
Gen & ref 5*8 1951
Northern Ohio Telep Co—
73
70
100
1st
s
iff
92
87*
95""
84*
1st & ref 5s 1962
A&O
Northern States Power Co—
1941
1st & ref 6s 1941
68
ser
Refunding 4*s 1961
59*
60
51*
40
5*% notes 1940
Northern Texas Elec Co—
Coll tr
s
f g 5s
1st
95"
7s
1st Hen
89*
s
95
91
s
f 5s 1952
114*
106
82
106*
101
100
98
73
93
67*
M&S
44
65
Los Angeles-Pacific RR—
1st & ref mtge 5a 1943-M&8
Pacific Gas & El ref 5a '42
J<x,j
75
106*
1st & ref M 6s 1941 ser B.J&D k
1st & ref 5*s 1952 ser O.J&D k
1st & ref 5s 1955 ser D
J&D
1st &ref 4*s 1957 ser E..J&D
Northw st
6«
Pub
100*
100*
108
Serv—
P
1950
M&8
11*
12*
44*
46
89
M&S
1936
107*
M&N
A&O
90
107*
74""
62
109*
94
A..M&N
-
VaUey Power & Light Oo.
1st & ref
91
88*
2
42
33
,
49
30
35
79
26*
100*
82*
55
27*
102*
84
92
M&N
1st & ref 5s series D 1954.J&D
ennaylvanla Electric Co—
1st & ref 4a 1971 ser F._. M&N
1st & ref 5s ser H 1962
A&O
ennsylvania Gas & Elec Corp—
Deb gold 6s 1976 ser A...M&8
ennsylvania Gas & Elec Oo—
1st 1 & ref 5*s *55 ser A..M&S
1st Hen & ref 5a 1958——M&S
Deb 6s 1940
J&D
100
1st M 6*8 1933 with warr.J&D
Northwest Elec 1st 6s 1935-M&N
Northwestern Elevated (Chic)—
M&N
M&N
53
/
Oo—
Deb 5*s 1959 ser B
F&A
enn Pub 8 1st 6s serO "47.M&N
100
105
Edison
Deb g 6s 1950 ser A
Without warrants
4
40
31
4*s 1977
1st 5s 1979
eun-Ohio
91*
90*
87
J&J
Peninsular TelOo 1st 5*« '51 J&J
Penn Centra 1 Light & Power Oo —
103*
__A&0
J&D
1964
95*
95*
68*
63*
95*
73*
81*
74
59*
61
80
§3*
77
82*
80
1st & ref 5*s '54 ser A. ..J&J
14
18
ciiuBYivaum
74
1st M 4*s 1981
A&O
ennsylvania State Water Oorp—
1st lien 6*s 1952 series A-M&S
.M&S L
'45.-A&O */ 11*
Northwestern Light & Power 6s
109
105*
M&8
1st mtge 5s 1941 opt
109
102
Water Oo—
Union El (Loop) 5s g
114*
80*
f
94*
N'west Cities Gas 6s 1949—-J&J
Northwest Louisiana Gas—
9l"
•
1st 6*s w w 1937 ser A..M&N
Debenture 7s 1942
J&J
107
M&N
Northern W'chester Ltg5s'55-J-D
1943
101
61*
Valley Power Oo—
Pacific Ooast Power 5s 1940-M&S
Pacific Elec Ry g 5s 1942.; J**
ecos
106
1935
J&J
1935—J<x.J
ser
20
82*
102*
103
war
f 6s 1943
,101*
M&S
101*
Northern Utilities Co—
S f deb 6*8
109*
59*
5s
1940 opt...J&J /
without
F&A
5s 1937—
J&D
Paterson Ry—See Pub Serv Corp
Pateraon & Passaic Gas & Elec
consol gold 5s 1949
M
Northern Texas Utilities Oo—
1st 7s with warr
106
91
A&O
B
41
109*
issalc & Newark El Traction—
87
A&O
1st & ref 5s
38
50
J&D
A
ser
5s 1958
m
Parr Shoals Pow 5s 1952
93
Northern Penna Power Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1956
52
W5*
108*
-
99*
Northern Ohio Trac & Light—
1st Hen & ref 5s 1956--.-F&A
Gen & ref 6s 1947 ser A...M&S
55
1st
Ref M 5* 1952 series A
F&A
f 5*s 1957 ser A
50*
84
Pacific feiepb & Telegraph—
1st & col tr • f g 5s 1937. J&J 2
93
M&S k
28
Pacific Power & Light Oo—
1st M 5s 1955
F&A
Pacific Public 8ervlce Oo—
72*
IT
55
103
Orange & Pas Val R—See P 8 Corp
Orange & Rockland Elec Oo—
Pacific
.
Northern Ohio Pow & Lt—
100
54
27
1st & re* 4*s *60 ser F...J&D
Pacific Light & Power Corp—
Pac L & P Oo ls» 5s 1942 J&J
61
97*
100*
59
99
A&O
5-year 5% notes
J&J
1st lien & ref 7u 1946 A___M&N
1st lien & ref 6s 1947 B
M&N
70
16
105*
Y Utilities inc—
& ref 5"
1st M
54*
71
58
.
f 6s 1947
Oonv deb
1st & ref 5s 1966 ser O...M&N k
k
1st & ref 5s 1969 ser D
M&S k
lst&ref m 4*8 1970 terE.J&D k
Northern N
70
Los Angeles Pacific Oo—
1st ref g 4s 1950 opt *15--J&J
Ind Pub Serv—
75*
V
75*
106
Pow 1st 5s 1951—J&J
New Eng Tel & Tel—
1st 5s 1952 series A
- J&D
113*
1st 4*s 1961 ser B ——M&N
109*
Vow Hampshire Pow 6s Dec. 1943
97
105
New Haven Water 4*s 1945-J&J
1st & ref 4*s A 1957—__J&D
101*
1st & ref 4*s B 1970——A&O
101*
1st & ref 4*s G 1981
M&S
101*
N J & Hud Riv Ry & Ferry—
53
1st gold 4s 1950 opt———M&S
N J Pow & Lt 1st 4*s '60—A&O
86*
New Jersey Water Oo—
1st M 6s 1950
F & A
82*
Naw Mexico Power—
64
1st M 5s 1958
—-J&J
New Oneau» Pub Service Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1952 series A—A&O
59*
1st & ref 5s 1955 seriet B—J&D
59*
50
Gen M 4*s 1935—
-J&J
Inc 6« Nov 1949 ser A—J&D */ 39*
New Orleans City & Lake—
80
1st s f 5s 1943-—-J&J
92
Newport Gas Lt 5s A 1961—J&D
Newp Newa & Harnp Ky G & E—
1st & ref 5s 1944--J&J
88*
Newp News & Old Pt Ry & El
92
1st g 5s Nov 1 1938
M&N
85
Gen g 6s Mar 1 1941—_M&8
89
New Rochelle Wat 5*s '51-M&N
89
1st 5s series B 1951..—M&N
84
N Y Cent Elec 1st 5*s '50-M&S k
N
Y
&
East
River Gas—See
NYGELH&P
New York Edison Oo—
1st lien & ref 6*o 1941---A&O
114*
1st 1 & ref 5s ser B 1944—A&O
108*
1st 1 & ref 5s 1951 ser O—A&O
108*
N Y Gas Elec L H & P Co—
1st g 5s Dec 1 1948
113*
—J&D
105 *
Pur mon coll tr 4s 1949—F&A
120
Ed El 111. N Y. con g 5s '95 J&J
New Amster Gas 5s 1948—J&J fclOO
101
NY&ER Gas 1st g 5s '44—J&J
99
Con 6s 1945
J&J
New Eng
59
Northern
—
s
50*
88
Oklahoma Power & Water
1st m 5s 1948 ser A
.F&A
Okla Power Holdings 5*8 '43 J&J
Refunding 6s 1961
North El Co & Nor Pap Mills—
1st M
1934-1948
M&N
Northern Elec Oo Ltd—Bee Misc.
—
102*
1st gold 58 1937 opt
F&A
Northern California Power—
Op—
94*
1st
~4"
90
94
Debenture gold 6s 1940—M&S
Okla Natural Gas 6# 1946 A..J&J
1st m 5s 1948 ser B
F&A
Ozark Power &
82
108*
I960----M&N
New Eng Pow Assn 5s 1948 .A&O Jfc
33
80
101
80
65""
95
5*s 1970
A&O
Otter Tall Pawer CJo (Minn)—
6*s series O 1939
A&O
5*s series D 1945
—.J&J
5s series E 1946
A&O
6s A 1947
M&S
North Shore Gas Co of Illinois—
26
62
Ref & coll tr 5s 1957 ser A. A&O
Ottawa Trac 1st 5*s July '55J&D
5s '40 op '20
A&O
North Shore Coke & Chemical—
104
74
49
Ottawa
104
-
88
114
—
104
11
/
9
fk 9*
f
'
2
/ 22
4
83
101*
lst6*s 1943 (with war)
J&J
Ohio Valley Water 5s 1954--.J&J
1st M
A.
ser
99""
92
Extl sink fund 5s 1963
Ottawa L H & Power—
North Hudson Lt H & P Co
1st & ref
103
100
]
100
106
92*
1st M 5s 1957 series A
J&D
Oslo Gas & El Works (Norway)—
80
1st M & Hen 5*8 1957.—M&N
North Shore Electric Co—
71*
62*
k
103
102
103*
F&A
Oregon Elec Ry 5s *33 opt__M&N
Oregon-Washington Water Serv—
Corp—
(Hoboken, N J) 5s 1938--A&0
of) W 6s'41 J&D
& E Association
Deb g 5s 1947--—
M&S
Oonv deb 5s 1948
-J&D
88
90*
81*
48*
Jfc 100*
k 100*
5*% secured notes 1937-A&
North Carolina Pub.Serv (Jo—
1st & ref 5s 1956
J&J
Sallsb & Spencer 5s 1945-M&N
103
104*
Ontario Pow 5s *43 op to '13-F&A
Ontario Transmission Oo Ltd—
1st gu g 5s *45 op bef '16. M&N
88
North Boston Ltg Properties—
104*
105
96
-
86*
89*
B...F&
ser
105
104*
101*
Omaha & Council Bluffs 8t Ry—
Income 5s 1937
J&J
North American Co.
Deb 5*8
104
Onto State Telep 5s 1944
J&J
Ohio Val Elec Ry 1st M 5s '46J&D
Ohio Valley Gas Corp—
1st
87*
65
I
Uidahoma Ry 1st & ref 5s 41-J&J
Old Dominion Pow 5s May 15 '51
Omaha & Ooun Bluffs Ry & Br
Pr-
North American Edison Co—
Conv deb 5s 1957 ser A..B
55*
New Castle (Oity
New England G
Basis.
/This price
impaired by maturity
1st mtge
63
1st & ref 6s 1953 series O.M&S
,
1st & ref 5sl954 ser D
M&S k
1st & ref 5*s ser E 1961M&N
.
65*
92
M&S
1937
104
Nippon Elec Pow Ltd (Japan)—
105
105
62
^
New Brunswick (N J) Lt Heat &Pow
108*
106*
61
59
1944—Q-J
GKLH&P
New Brunswick (Can) Pow
105*
1959.
99*
86
ew
97
102
Amsterdam Gas—See N Y
Sewark Oons Gas con 5s 48-J&D
Deb 5Ks
95
See N Y Gas Elec Lt & Pr
Norf & Ports
2022—-—-——M&S
Oonv deb 6s
6% if notes 1935
M&:
N Y & Westchester Lighting—
65*
104
92
Ohio Water Serv 5s A 1958.F&A
Oklahoma Gas & Electric—
1st M 5s 1950
M&S
90
108*
81*
75*
81*
Nev Calif Elec 1st 5s 1956—A&O
Debt 6s July 1941--—— J&J
4s Dec 15
89
81*
B-__ A&O
55 ser O A&O
1955 ser D. A&O
Morn'side El St Ry—See Phila Co
Mount Home Telep 6s 1938-J&J
Mountain States Power Oo—
1st & ref 5s 1938
J&J
1st M 6s 1938 series BJ&J
Muncie W W 5s Oct 2 1939-A&O
Municipal Gas Oo (Texas)—
1st M 6s 1935 «?f A——-M&N
Municipal Serv coll 6a 1956. F&A
Mut Fuel Gas See Peoples G L & C
Mutual Telep (Pa) 1st 5s45-A&0
Mutual Un Tel—See West Un Tel
5a
M&!
102
107*
f 4 *■
Apr 1
109*
105*
104*
108*
68
64*
J&D
B
96
74
102
1st & consol 5s 1960
F&A
Ohio Elec Pow 1st M 5s 1957 J&D
Ohio-Kentucky Gas Oo—
See Kentucky-Ohio Gas.
ser
25
72
Ohio State Power 6s 1935-.-J&D
4
/
Niagara Falls Power—
Gen & ref s f 5s
Newark Gas 6s
4*
108*
104*
103*
107*
5a series A
Narragansett Elec Oo—
1st M 5s 1957 ser A-----{&•]
1st 5s sink fund ser B 1957-J&J
5s series O 1958-—J&D
Nashville Railway & Llgnt—
Oons g 5s 1953 opt 19018—J&J
Ref & ext gold 5s 1958-—-J&J
Nashville Gas & Heating Co—
1st M gold 5s 1937 guar—M&N
Nassau El RR—See Bklyn Queens
Nassau & Suff Ltg 5s 1945--F&A
Nat Elec Pow Oo deb os 1978 J&J
Nat Pow & L deb 6s 2026 A. F&A
Deb 5s 2030 ser B—
M&N
Nat Public Service Oorp—
Debenture gold 5s 1978—F&A
Certificates of deposit--—-,
Nat Toll Bridge 6s stmp '39-J&J
Neb-Iowa Bdge 6*« 1943..F&A
Nebraska Pow 1st 41*8 1981-J&D
4
/
&
39
20
94*
66*
Ohio Public Service Oo—
1st M & ref 7 *s *46 ser A. A&O
97
Ask.
35
Ogden Gas 5s 1945
M&N
Ohio Assoc Telep 6s A 1962-J&J
Obli- Cent Telep 1st 6s *47—J&J
>bio Cities Water Corp—
1st m col tr 5*s 1953 ser.A J&J
Ohio Edison 1st 5s 1957
A&O
lst&ref 7s 1947
N Y, Water Service Corp—
1st M 5s 1951 ser A
100
1st & ref g 5s 1941 opt——J&J
Gen & ref 5s 1955 series A.A&O
s
93
Rys—
con g 4*s *62 op '13--M&I
Certificates of deposit
1st con 6*s 1962
_M&I
Certificates of deposit
96*
I... /
6*s 1942
Deb g 6s 2024
98*
75*
Montreal Tramways—
Gen & ref
80
91*
95*
54*
75
Bid.
Ohio L & Pow 1st 5s 1944—M&N
Ohio Pow 1st & ref 5s 1952 B J&J
1st & ref 4*s 1956 ser D.J&D
1st
73""
98
s
Gen & ref 5s 1956 ser
II""
N Y & Richmond Gas Co—
New
84*
J&J */ 53*
f 5s '43 op 18—J&J
1962 ser A———J&D
Montreal Isl Pow 6*s 1957-M&N
Montreal Lt fit & Pow Oonsol—
1st ref & coll tr 5s 1951 ---A&O
1st ref col & sf 5s 1970serB M&S
3% conv deb 1939
J&J
Montreal Pub Service Corp—
1st & ref 5s 1942
M&S
1st & ref
VI
5s '43 J&!
Third Ave—See under "T".
23d St Ry 5a 1962
J&
cons
100
71
45
Deb g 5s
Deb 6s
f 37
*/
9*
Power—
Montana
7*
Railways—
>
__M&N
5*s 1934
1
68
65*
6H
88
Montana-Dakota Power Oo—•
1st
Jan
93*
79*
Monongahela Valley Traction—1st M g 5s 42 opt '22
J&D
Monongahela Valley Water—
1st M6H> I960 series A.-J&J
Monongahela West Penn Pub Ser
1st lien & ref 5*sser B '53 F&A Jfc
Mont Cities Gas 7s A 1937-M&N
Debenture 7s 1937
rts
'
100
1st ref M 6s
..J&D
5s 1949
income
New York
Bonds
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co—
1st M s f 5s 1958 ser A
—J&D
Oberpfalz Elec 7s 1946
Ocean Oity Costal Highw Bdge—
93^
f
Bleeck St & F F 1st 4s '50-J&
63
AS*
97 H
104^
A
J<$
1965.At
30
Monongahela Light & Pow Oo—1st M
VP
ser
60
26
33
36
Monmouth Oons Wat 5s '56-
NY Gas Elec L H & P Co (Cont.)NY&Weatch Ltg 4s 2004--J<$ J
69
-----M&S
1941
:■>
Prior lien 6a 1965
Mobile Bay Bridge 7s 1951-J&J
2nd sink fund 7s 1951
J&J
Mobile lias imp & ref 7s '51-J&D
Mob Lt & RR 1st g 5s '37--J&D
Bid
Bonds.
52
Missouri Gas & Elec 6s A1944 M&S
1st & ref 6s ser B 1957
J&J
Missouri Power & Light—
1st M 5*s 1955 ser A
MAS
1st M 4*s 1958 ser B
MAN
Missouri Public Service Oo—■
First mtge 5s 1947 ser A—F&A
Mo Riv Sioux Oity Bdge Co—
1st s f 6s 1953
M&eT()-T
Oons g 5s
prices
Series
B
F&A
1950
Co Ltd—
1st m a f conv 6s '60 serA.J&J /
Certificates of deposit
f
Northwestern Pub Serv Co—
1st m 5s ser A 1957
..J&J
Northwestern
71
65
102*
103
—J&J k 105*
Power
124
75
30*
28*
31*
snn
30
at
uigub uu
enn
65*
ruw
96
84
96*
85
66
Teleg 5s 1960
ser
k 100*
O
Water & Powers f 5s '40J&J
1st ref 4*s 1968 ser B
M&S
108*
104*
109*
105*
100
103"
101
accrued
Interest.
A:Last
sale.
I In
London,
n
Nominal.
r
Canadian
price
s
Sale
price
•Negotiability
June, 1934 ]
UTILITY
PUBLIC
NOTICE.—All
bond
BONDS
83
"and interest" except where marked "f' and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bonds.
Bid
Pes pies Gas (N J) 1st 6s '68-J&D
People's G L & Ooke, Chicago—
1st
prices
Ask.
109*
112
g
Ohlc G L & O 1st 6s 1937—J&J
Oonsum Gas 1st g 5s '36—J&D
lnd Nat G&O g 5s '36 ga-M&N
Mutual Fuel Gas g 6s *47 M&N
Peoples Light 8c Power Corp—
1st lien 5*s 1941
J&J
Oonv
deb
5s
J&J /*
1979
78*
5s 1948
con
—MAN
Debenture 4s 1950
J AD
Alleg Belle 8c Per 5s 1935-A&0
88*
90
Ardmore Street 5s 1963—A&C
Browaav Ave 5s 1926
FA A
21*
85*
1st &
Central Trac 1st 5s 1929--J A J
Duquesne Lt 1st M 4*s'67A&C
1st M 4*s 1957
MAS
Duquesne Trac lBt 5s '30—J&J
Fed St A P V 6s May 1 '42. J&J
Millvale Etna A Sharpsburg—
St ry 5s 1923
MAN
Morn'Hide El at Ry 5s '35 A&O
iMtts Alleg A M gen 5s *30 A AO
Pitts A OharlerolOs '34
M&N
Plttsb
Rys 6s 1953
106*
108*
>
70"
68
United Trac 5s 1997 ctfs—J&J
28
West End Trac con 6s *88. JAJ
Phlla Elect 1st 5s 1966
AAC
1st M 4s 1900
AAO
1st lien A ref m 4*s 1967 MAN
26
6s
111*
102*
107*
102
30
1st g gu 4s 1955...
Union Traction—
100
107
102
65
30
Sink fund 5s ser "9'
Sink fund ser "10"
32
26
29
—.
62
Phlla Snbor-Coontles Gas & Elec
1st A ref 4*8 1957
MAN k 106*
Phila Sub Water Co—
....
104*
104*
105
101
AAO
M&N
103"
Pitts
g
7s 1950
/
1st & ref 5s 1937
j
Richmond (lnd) W W Corp—
1st M 5s 1957
—M&N
Richmond (8 I) Lt & RR—
1st coll tr g 48 1952
J&J
30"
75
80
90
90*
Rochester Gas & Elec
Hydro-El Co (Hal
105
Gen M
Phlla
Trac—Rep
Phila
C<
88
83
Plalnfleld-Un Wat 5s A '01-M&M
Pomerania Elec. 6s 1953
M&J
con
m
5s 1945
101
47
47*
J&J-
91
91
1st ref
52
71*
74
Gen M
76
Telep 6b 1944
73*
48*
J&L
1st mtge 5s 1966 ser B—MAN k
1st M 4*s 1961 series F—AAO k
Pstomac El Pow—
Cons M g
99*
92*
49*
«
m
•»
m
5s 1936 guar..JAJ
no*
79
79*
Corp of Canada Ltd—
Prussian Elec 6s 1954
89*
92*
91
1st A ref 6s series O 1961-MAN
Deb
86
87
1st A ref 5a 1956 ser A.-M&N
1st & ref. 4 His 1957 ser B.A&O
104*
105*
100
101
Public Service Co of Nor 111—
1st A ref g 5s 1956 op '21—AAO
lot A ref 5s 1900 series O.M&N k
1st A ref 4*s 1978 ser D.M&N k
83*
82*
74*
1st A ref 4)4* 1980 ser E..JAJ k
1st A ref 414s 1981 ser F_.A&O k
1st lien & ref 6*s ser G *37 J&J
72*
97*
98"
1st lien & ref 6*s ser H '52J&J
92
92*
84
72
/ This price Includes accrued interest.
lot lleo 4
ist m so
oi^-
80 Texas Gas
34"
I960
iii?erP Bell Teiep
n?
* C?Tn
f
100
100
3*u«iern California
Gen g 5s Nov 1939
60
108*
j*-1
rI
Third Ave
Edltl—7'
Refund ng
105"
5a
j&j
1951.?
afltfornla Gu
101
107
j&j
opt
Refunding 5s 1952..
Refunding 5s 1954
104
104
104
m&r
1^
Oori^
98
46*
84"
lot 4
103"
I outhern
S
fol 96733 •8r ®M
ser
Southern Cities Pub
75
Conv deb 6s 1949
SouthOTn Cities
75
78
At
100
103*
r w
103*
SerVOo—
Ma-ki
23
A Art
32
UtUitfi'oi—
oi i!
r£?
101
104
o.
A
1st lien & coll 5s 195R
8 f deb 60 1968
95
93*
k 104*
&B k 102 *
k 95*
102
Canada Pr
1st M 5s 1955
95
.
Colorado
P.wnd'™
f
6s l947 series A__
j&j
*!?1 Counties Gas (Calif)—
l8AM 4*« 1968
;
Southern Gas Co—
J&D
J&D
105
101
102
—
1st & ref gu g 5s '39
opt..J&D
St Paul City Ry—See
Twin City R
St Paul Gas Light—
66
104*
0
Salt River Vai Water Users Assn
6s 1938-1943
F&A
6*s 1935 ex-warr_.
6*s 1936 ser A
105*
A&O
97*
Gas Utilities. Inc^
1st M s f 6*s 1939 anr AMac
~>>uth lnd G & B
"
86
A&O k 106*
Southern Natural Gas
Corp—
I®'® f 6s 1944 with warr
J&J
107
71
Without
•nth N E
Pub S ervice.
107
92*
101
M&N
S f deb
5*8^57
T.
106
J&J
w
a
15
63
privilege
Telep let 5a 1948~j&ii
g 5s 1970. . _-I..
J&n
70
112
Deb
So Ohto
a
M&N
68
70
70
Stewart Mt Pow 5*s *57-A&O
65
68
3.utbe™ Trac—See
88
112
Eiec 6s 1955—-H"~J&D
1st g 5*8 1959 ser D
Sou Pub Utll lat 60 1943
Southern United Gas Go—
1st lien 6s 1937 with
warr a&c
Refunding 6s 1956
San Angeio
Telep 1st on 1958 F&A
San Antonio G & E 5s
1949.M&S
San Antonio Public Service—
1st ref 6s 1952 series A
J&J
1st & ref 5s 1958 ser
B—J&J ft
San Antonio Tr 1st 6s
'49
M&S
San Diego Consol Gas & Elec—
1st g 5s 1939
opt 1914...M&S
1st & r6f 6s ser A 1939
M&S
1st & ref 5s
1947
ser
5*s
fe Last sale.
ser
B—.M&8
O 1947
M&S
ser
D 1960-M&S
Tin London,
n
68
85
102
100*
96*
85
90"
99
j%1
102
PhUa'bV
6
6
_
mthern Wine Pow 6s 193S
~aVT
Gas Ltil 6*s
1943.-M&N
Southwestern Assoc
Telep Co—
1st M 5s 1961
A&O
95
'/
13
k
63
Southwestern Bell Teleo-1"
Ht & ref M 5# 1954 ser A.F&a
Southwestern Gaa & Elec Co—
108*
}2 ^r^^niS67 Ber A .—J&J
1st M 5a 1957 ser B
M&N
0 0 >^03C7I
88*
88*
Cirf*
Nominal,
100*
A1
Certificates of deposit.
96
89
22
81
a
MAS
31
&
Sou B vard—See
96
95*
68*
viJi
1941 opt 1916
®
100
102
6*s lflag V" mX«
1st lien 6s 19441st lien 6s x-w
19411
u
100
t *. 1
mt...
Southeast P&L deb 6s 202*
Southeaetern Gas &
106
Corp.
S n"Ji
wS
18
72
■
a
rS 6.
J&J
Joseph Ry. Lt Heat & Power—
1st g 5s Nov 1 1937
M&L
1st & ref 5s 1940
J&J
Salisbury & Spencer—See No Oar
Salmon Rlv Powgu 5s '52
op F&A
99
66
M
sf?
^"tf^ttsburgh WaterooT
1st lien & ref 5a 19an Oo^-
M&fc
1st & ref
• Basis.
Carolina Pow«
99
4*a May 1948---M&N
1st & ref 6s
by maturity.
iwa
1st Hen & ref 5a 1957
South Jer G E & T—See Piin
104
61*
78
1940
._M&N
Public 8ervice Co of N H—
73*
104*
60
95
101
105
WaterJl
1st ref 5s 1950
South
a.
IX
Oonv 0% notes ext to '34..J&J
/
St Louis Springf & Peoria
RR—
93
77
$ gj IQ^T^t
Wat &
Mtge g 4a j)ec 1
South Bay Consol
Co—
74
0s
85
15
M&N
Gen gold 5s 1944
Gen & ref 0s 1952
83
80
liiith
99
55
Public Service Co of Colorado—
1st A ref 6s 1953 series A. .MAS
1st A ref 5 Hs'54 series B_M&8
fi" fiffiLi940 ,""<3-A|a
97*
1st M 5*s 1945 ser A
1st M 5s 1945 ser B
St Louis Public Service—
55*
M
ifnow Mt
104
59
k
ei2coJ^F4A
■
88*
102
Public Elec L Co A (St Albans, Vti
1st 534s 1966
AAO
90
72
ser A—M&N
Joseph Water 5s 1941
•iViiiva
f au>
§2*
86
A 41
80
64
62
89
s
41
5b ctfs 1957-M&N /
4*s 1958
749M
100*
L
100
J&D /
Oo.
92
S loslan Elec
Corp
Sioux Olty Gm S
79
83
88
Power Secur coll tr 8s 49.
J&L
Providence Gas 4s ser B 1963 F&A
63*
76
39
77
Deb gold 5*s 1947
MAN
Power Gas A Water Sec Corp
Coll tr 5s 1948 with warr-M&N
64*
64*
64*
63*
St Louis Co Gas 1st 5s
1951—AJ
St Louis Co (Mo) Water
St
Oonv deb 4*s 1959 H«r B-M&S
64
Telep Corp—
1st cons guar os 1959
St Joseph Gas—1st 5s 1937
105
108
Power Corp of N Y—
1st M 6*s 1942 Ser A.M&N
1st M s f 0s 1942 Ser B
MAN
/
70*
Rutland Ry Lt & P 1st 5s'46-M&^
101
Safe Harbor Water Pow.
Corp—
1st mtge • f 4*s 1979
J&D ft 105
9t Ulair County (ill) Gas & El—
St
Gen lien A ref 6s 1953——AAO
Power
ec
44
64*
104*
Rome (Ga) Ry & L 5s '40--A&O
Rome (N Y) Gas. Elec Lt & P—
lst ref 5s 1940
J&D
Ruhr Gas Corp 6*s '53 A..A&O k
Rumford Falls Pow 4s 1945-A&0
93
90
55
85
conv
Rockland Light & Pow—
1st M 5s 1938
92
Postal Tel eg & Cable 5o '53—JAJ
Potomac Edison Ce—
100*
92*
84
87
1st & ref 5s 1946 ser B
A&O
1st & ref 4*s 1953 ser O..J&J
Rockford Elec Co 1st 5s '39-M&8
75
Porto Rico
93
107*
1st M
MAS
M&N
Trac—BeVPhii.'/i?
79
106*
Rochester
Portland
1st 1 A
30
JSSii S&7
106*
100*
,
fk 38
(Ore) Gas A Coke—
1st & ref g 5s '40 opt '20.-JAJ
1st l'n & gen 434s 1940
JAJ
Portland (Me) RR 3*s 1951-JAJ
71
pva
93
Corp—
2d 5a g 1933 ctr dep
Rochester 8c Syracuse RR—
90
Portland (Me) Gas L 5s A '50 A&O
Portland General Elec Co—
1st & ref 4*s 1900
5s 1935
90
105*
Piatt*burg G & El 1st 5s 1939—.
a
opi'mV""'A&O
f 6s 1936
Second Ave
5s series E 1962
105
M&S
Roch Ry & Lt 5s '54 opt
J&J k 109 *
Roch Ry cons 5s g 1930.-A&O /
30
Co
Pittsburgh
s
99"'
95
6*s 1948 series Cf_M&8
Gen mtge 4 *s 1977 ser D-M&8
Oharleroi—See Phlla Co
Rys—See
Deb
96
Rio de Janeiro Tram Lt & P—
1st g 5s 1935
J&J
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
1st M 7s 1937 ser A
A&O
Alleg & Man—See Phlla Co
Pitts &
Befg 5s 1949
73
28
Pittsburgh
101
87^
'53.
Riverside Trac—See Pub Ser Corn
Roanoke G-L 5*s 1951
F&A
Roanoke Ry & El 5s 1953—F&A
Roanoke W W 5s 1950
J&J
Rochester Central Power
Corp—
Deb g 5s 1953
M&S
101*
1st & ref s f 6 *s 1960 ser A i
Piedmont & North 1st 5s 1954-J& J
Pitts & Alleg Telep 1st 5s 1949—
53
Mo
80
7% sec. notes 1930
Richland Public Service—
28
Piedmont
Seltt"Llrtttag3Oo?i1914--M4S
1st 5s
82
•52.
M&
Direct m 6s 1952
M&-.
Con m 6s 1953 with war.-F&A /
Cons 6s 1955 with rights, .j
Ry
—MAN
55
80
Mtge
People's Traction Co—
P P Ry tr ctfs 4s '43 -F&A
Union Traction 4s 1952-J&.
1955
15
*7 LVT
l wvs.
g
Se?i.USBTFe,"S TraeUoo—"•
Rhine-Westphalia El Pr (Germ']
Elec A Peo 4s tr ctfs *45-A&O
5s
,
52 ser A-A&O *
Railway & Light Securities—
....
73
87
1st M
M&S
1958
16
48
38
1944
Conv g deb 5*s
30
14
v£i
A 34*
86
M 5s 1969
1st M 4*s 1967
51
93
77
Income 3s 1959 wi. II
Scran Trac 1st 0s
Certificates of deposit
fk 34*
Rhine-Ruhr
Wat Serv Uni
Extl deb 6s 1953
J&J
42*
—MAN
1st
56
53
49
48
65
Pass
3
55
105"
M&R
1947
Certificates of deposit"
5a series A 1959 w i
4s series B 1959
wi
43
1st M & coll tr s f 5* 1968
Queensboro Gas & El 5s '52.J&J
Ref 5h 1955
M&8
jjfr?
op? 'k J&J
WatSo*-
1st & ref 5h
35
1
98*
lit&^eWfe0^
84*
39
J&l
aao
Scranton Ry—1st 5s Nov
'32
32
....
75
Elev
106*
102*
M&N
1st & ref 4*s 1950 ser D_f
~
Quebec Power Co—
Ref 4*s
Sayre (Pa) Elec 5s 1947
Scioto Val Ry & Pr 1st 6s"'4T
Scranton Eli: 5«'37
Scranton Gas &
1st 4*s 1958
107
M&8 f
1938
6s
1st & ref 5*s 1949
1st & ref 5s 1950 ser O
109*
71
1944
Street
84"
83
101
F&A
Darby Media A Ohes St
1st 414s '36 opt '16 gu—
Market
83
106*
102*
109*
Philadelphia Rapid Transit—
Coll tr g 6s 1957 opt s f„F&A
S f guar 5s *62 opt r17
6s
gold
1962
1
m r e
28
102
J&A
1955
32"
111*
Philadelphia Elec Power Co—
1st mtge 5*s 1972
WacA
Phila A Garretsford St Ry—
1st
67
85
....
106*
102*
J&D
F&A
A&O
1907
1st col tr conv 6*s 1948—A&C
Puget Sound Power & Light—
28*
28*
5s
97
87
84
Secured conv
A&C
1st A ref 4s 1971
ref 4*8
Public Utilities Oonso) Corp—
1st M 5*s 1948—
M&_
90"
75
Li.J&J
Falls Co Ltd—
109
109
60
Pitts Trac 1st 5s 1927—AAC
Id Ave Tr 1st 5s 1934
JAD
So Trac 1st A coll tr g 5s '50 AAQ
1st
oauda
104*
102*
6*2'fH&j
Sandusky Bay Bdge
87
5s
1st & ref 4*« 1970
1st ref 4s 1971
107"
J&j
105
I960—J&i
Trac
1st mtge 5s 1961 ser O
M&8 k
First mtge 5s 1957 ser D.M&N
Public Service Elec & Gas Co—
'
D_.
San Joaquin Light &
Power—
1st 5s 1946 opt aft ldin J&ri
San Jose Water Wks 5s 1Q13 tat
Public Service Co of Oklahoma—
Secured gold 5s 1907
2
104*
94*
50
Gas El & Trac—
5s Mar 1 1953. .M&r
Riverside
50
/
Ry—
So Jersey
Guar g
Philadelphia Company—
J
62
14 ext 5% to *44 A&C
P S Newark Term Ry 6s*55 J&D
76*
74
A Power Oirp—
i rH £8 A?52 S8r
& ref 5a 1967 ser B—M&s
,®a2u n
n«
Unif
100
Ry 4s 1948—M&JS
Vaf 1st 5s '38..J&T
2d 6s
76
F&A
1st 8c ref 5s 1950
Jer St
43
'W-MAN
M&N
r
s
2.
52
50
80
90
1st
I>lbJ fT?lSS»
7s 1942
62
95
75
f-f A^nc« 8?°#Bay To11 Bridge—
— —
87
Paterson
M&N
1I7K
j-»eo
Trent 5s '62.A&V.
&
Or & Pass
__
....
73
Nor
Bid
Diego Water Supply Co—
1s t m s f 5a
1955-——
m&N k
Sandusky Bay Bdge 1 st6 *s '42 J&J
88
J O Hob A Pat 4s 1949—M&N
34*
3*
Peoples Tract—See Phlla R T.
Peoria Water Works Co—
1st consol 4s 1948
JAJ
J&D
ffilli Plaini & Cent Jersey Ry—
1st g 5s Dec 1 I960.
'&*
Eliz & Raritan Riv 5s '54.M&N
Consolidated Traction—
Extended 5s 1938
91*
Miisabetn
33
99
115*
Trust certs 6% per pet—
Camden Sub 1st 68 1940
105*
104*
100*
103*
Bonds.
ian
1st 5s 1943J&J
Public service Corp of N J—
102
cons
Ask.
Corp
erv
Refunding gold 5s 1947--M&B
101*
1st & ref 4s 1981ser B
J&J k 77*
1st & ref 6s ser O 1957
J&D
91*
Bid.
Bonds.
84
A&u
Qs 1943
are
1st 6s series O 1961
r
Canadian
price,
s Sale
price.
M & N
97
•Negotiability impaired
STOCKS
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS AND
84
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
Bonds
A Pow Uo
,
A
F&AI&
1957 ser B
F&A
Southwestern Light
1st M 5s 1957 ser
1st M
Ask.
75
67
General
Southwestern Natural Gas Oo—
1st s f 6s 1945..
M&N
Southwestern Power A Light—
,
Deb g 6s 2022 series A
.MAS &
Southwestern Public Service Oo—
1st M s f 6s 1945 ser A
JAJ
Southwestern States Telep Oo—
1st M 6s 1948
MAS
Southwest Gas Oo—
1st irartWN *37 with warr, MA*
Southwest Telep 6s B 1947-M&S
5034
Gen
51
80
3434
35
37
3334
3534
3534
3734
2
io"f"
99
90
51
35
2334
2
25
5
48
634s 1933 with
7934
7934
110
24
1034
87
84
ovt.
45
5134
47
Tennessee Eastern
AAO
1953
A Light—
M g 6s 1964
59
76
8034
82
MAS
1956
1937 _J&i
10234
8134
9034
JAJ
A
86
MAN
82
....
5
7834
2834
134
42"
10254
85
9034
5234
2834
99
30
15
6s '61-AAO
1942—JAD
100
A Teleg—
MAN
Ry—See no Tr (Alb>
Pow A El 5s A *52 JAD
23d
dtreet
Ky—dee N
¥
Rys
Twin Oity Rapid Transit Oo—
1st lien A ref 5H» 1952..JAD
St Paul Oity Ry—
Cable cnt 6s 1937
JAJ 15
Guaranteed
10634
104
1945 Ser A.MAS
Gas Oo—
Twin States Natural
Oonv deb 6s 1933
impaired
Ex-dividend.
Negotiability
108
by
Tr
48
68
4834
75
98
10034
2
74
75
7534
81
10534
58
100.
trA
104
104
74
Michigan Power Oo—
74
.93
Gen A ref 7s
102
104
104
1947
ja-i
1st A ref 8s 1944
MAN
Wisconsin Power A Light—
1st I A ref 5s 1956 ser E..M&N
1st Hen A ref 5s 1953 ser F JAD
JAD /
10434
,
JAD k
7334
6834
79 34
JAJ
s
oo—J&u
75
Public Service Corn—
AAC
94
JAJ
92
1st A ref 5e, 1942
JAJ
Wlscon Riv Pow 1st 6s 1941 MAN
El 1st A ref 5f '42MAN
1st mtge 5 (4
1942
MA*
100
93
96
Wolverine Power 7s 1943
JAD
Worcester A Uoun Eastern Ry—
1st * f g 4 34s 1943..
JA.'
47
Wyoming Vail P S 6s 1971-.AAO
21
1st 1 A ref 0s 1952
A
ser
1st A ref 534s 1968
94"
Wise Pub Service Oo—
34
Wise Val
6
102
74
Va jkiu River Pow 1st 6t»
80"
41.AAU
99
5134
9034
Yo ikers Ry—See Third Ave Ry.
York (Pa) Gas 1st 5s 1941-MAN
Yoric Haven vVat&P 1st 6c'6i J&D
10134
11134
100
York Rys 1st M g 6s *37 opt. JAD
64
105
76
92
Wisconsin
7
10034
11134
7534
Wisconsin Pow, Light A Heat—
1st A ref 5s 1946
JAL
3434
2934
10534
95
85
_
29
90
8334
1st lien A ref 5s ser G 1961 JAJ
1st lien A ref 6s ser H 1952 MAN
Uo—
B_.
97
1st M 434s 1961
JAJ
Minn Light A Power—
1st A ref 5s 1944 opt *19—MAN
Wisconsin
76
106""
-F&A k
os
5634
94
92
1954
AAO
Wisconsin Electric Power Oo—
lit M 5s 1954 ser A
..FAA
vV isconsln Gas A Electric—
61
71
92
10234
106
PUBLIC UTILITY STKS.
Pn*
(t)
5234
(tj
46
$5 preferred
(t)
Allegheny Traction—See Phila Oo
40
Alabama
3
10
9634
Power
$7
pref
preferred..
Allentown A Bethlehem Gas—
7% preferred
5834
5834
54
Amor Ulties
41
4334
50
100
Alliance Power, pref
52
Pow A Light cl A.25
Class B
1
50
2934
234
(f)
74
100
110
9434
6734
Amer DIsTel of N J com
67
FAA
Washington A Suburban Ooa—
67
Ooll trust 534s 1941
MAS
Washington Water Power Oo—
105
1st ref 5s 1939 op
JAJ
96
1st A gen 5s 1960
JAJ k
Water bury Gas Light Oo—
1st mtge 434s 1958
102
MAN
Waterloo Oed Falls A No Ry—
1st M s f g 6s 1940 op '15—JAj f
134
Certificates of deposit
f
134
Watert'n LAP—See No N Y Utll
Amer Elee-Power $6 Dr.
(ti
34
Amer A
Foreign Pow cam
(t)
87 Preferred
87 second pref series A
86 cum pref
(j)
ll*
(t)
1034
1-534
Wash Ry A El g 4s 1951
JAD k
Anacost A Pot As 1949.-_AA<
FAA
Oo—
M&M
FAA
UJlgawn Klec Power (Japan)—
1st M s f 7s 1945
MA815
Tyrol Hydro-Elec Pow
1st M s f 734s 1955
Guar s f 7s 1952
ForOa
81
95
"4"
10734
11034
1st M 5s 1955
;-M&N
1st lien A ref 6s w w 1960.FAA
68
Twin States Gas A Electric—
1st A ref 5s Oct 1953
AAO
A
38
95
1956. ser B
5s 1960 ser O
Ref M 6s
75
Washington Bait A Ann El—
1st M 5a Mar 1941 op—MA(- f
2
Wanh n (D O) G L 5s I960—MAN
10634
Refunding 5s 1958
JAJ
6s m 1936 ser B
...AAO
10134
Washington Gas A El Co—
56
1st s f 534s 1947
FAA
lit M 534s 1953
56
JAJ
10934
Trov O'ty
x
5
104
1934
Certificates of deposit
Nor I
99
86*4
10234
MAN
1st m
102
1st A ref g 5«
69
10234
10134
WUllamsport Water Oo—
1st m 5s Aug 1952 ser A..Mtf
Winnipeg El Oo let ref 5a '35 JAJ
Virginia Ry A Power—
6834
102
8234
8434
10134
FAA
M 5s
Wisconsin
58
1st A ref 6s series O 1952.MAS
45
.MAN
1st M 5s 1941 opt
MAN
St Ry 6s 1935..
Water 6s 1949
M&fr
White Line
7534
74
Turner Falls
par.
IVA
70
FAA
1946
35
55
58
6% notes 1937
MAN
Westmoreland Water 1st 6s.. 1952
*veatpnalla United El Pr (Germ
lit M a f 6a 1953
JAj
Whatcom Oo RyALt 5s '35.MAN
1st g 5s 1952 opt 1919
JAD
Wisconsin Hydro-Elec Oo—
1st M 5s 1947
AAO
59
f 6s
5%to'41.MAN
73 34
7434
»
exi at
55
50
1949.-MAt
'38 f&J
JAD
Mut Un6s
Western Utilities Corp—
1st, coll tr s f 54s 1948.-.J&i
54
6s 1946—A&O
1st 6s '79.FAA
Deb
s
72
55
6s
f 634s 1955
JAD
Western United Gas A Elec Oo—
1st 5 34s
1955
A.
.TAD
1st 5s series B 1957..
MAS
88
50
5«s 1942
1st M 6s 1942 ser B
*
3
18
16
2
101
Tren Pass Ry 1st ext
Tri-Cities Water 6 34s
t No
16
106
St Rv con g 5s
General 6s, 1941
Ooll tr
1st
1955_-A<so
9334
Western States Util 6s A '45.AAO
Western United Corp—
Wichita
Va Elec & Pow 1st
Trenton
1st 1 A ref 5 348
1834
21
10-yr sec conv 534s 1942—MAS
Virginia Pow 1st 6s 1942.-JAD
Virginia Public Service Uo—
1st A rhf 534® 1946 ser A..FAA
(Japan)—
notes
Wheeling (W Va) Electric Oo—
62
A...MAS16
Tokyo Elec Light Oo (Japan)—
1st g 6s 1953 series
J&D1-'
Toledo Edison 5s 1962
MAN
Tol G E A H con 1st g 5s '35-A&O
Trl-State Telep
45
76
;
1
65
11
41
18
Feb 15 '33-F&A
2-yr 6%
Fdg ARE M 4 34s g '50—MAN
6348 Aug 1 1936
FAA
25-year g 5s 19fl
..JAD
30-year 5s Mar 1 I960.. _MAt
16
—JAD
1st A ref 5a 1950 ser
82
Western Puollc Service Co—
1st & ref 534" I960
.FA*
"134
16
5
Utilities Service 6s 1953 ctf dep.. */ 2334
Conv deb 634s ser A 1938. FAA /
1
Vamtna Water Power 5 34 8 1957—
Vicksburg Bridge A Terminal—
6s 1958—
MAS / 32
Debenture 7s 1948
MAS /
4
os
1935
10
JAJ
1959
Utilities Public (Service
Oonv 6s 1933
6s
West Un Teleg coil tr 6s 193#. JAJ
AArP
1947
80
18
deb
10
13
13
20
12
f 7s 1955 ser
Trenton G A El g
134
134
2734
2634
2734
13
50
Toho Electric Power
b
9
74
Westchester El 1st
1st
34
i945—JAJ
1st 5s g
Yonkers Ry 1st
934
934
1942..FAA
5a g "43 JAJ
Sou Boulevard g 6s
Tide Water Power
Deb
534s
105
1st A ref 5s June 15 '57. J&Dlr
Gen 5s 1952 series E
g
5s
15
10034
10234
70
Utilities Power A Light Oorp—
xJeb
Dry Dock E
Union Ry
f
f
/
/
MAN
1st 1 A gen M 5s 1944
FAA
1st 1 A gen M 434s 1944—FAA
Utlca El A P 1st 5s 1950— -J&.
Utlca G A El ref &
5S '57.JAJ
Gen 534s 1949 ser 01ADU
L>
7734
MAN
—MAN
JAJ
1950
6234
100
81
Utah Power A Light Uo—
Deb 6s May 1 2022
aer
81
Western Pow (Can) 5s 1949.-JAJ
western P L A Telep—
1st 1 coll 6s 1948 ser A....FAA
78
—
98*4
Bwav A Battery—
5s ctfs of dep 1932
g 434s 2004
JAD
Albany Ry con M 5s g '30-JA.t
Gen g 5s 1947
—JAD
Troy Oity Ry 5s g 1942.-AAO
Gen M 5s 1956
31
5234
2834
1st ref g 4s 1960 opt aft "14 JAJ
Adj inc g 5s Jan I960 opt—AAO
Third Ave RR 1st 6s g r37—JAJ
Con
10234
M&N
34
Telep(_Del)6s A 1948 AAO
Utah GasA Coke 1st 5s 1936. JA 1
Utah Lt A Tr 1st 5s 1944 A..AAO
(New York)—
Third Avenue Ry
Lake Ro Ei 1st 5s 42--MAS /
United Railways of Havana—
Eq 734s Feb 15 1936 —FAA 11
United Rys of St Louis—
Gen g 4s July 1 1934
JAJ /
Oity A Sub Pub Serv 5s *34. J& » /
Unit Tr JPlttsb)—See Phila Oo
United Wat G A E 5s 1941
Unterelbe Power A Light Oo—
Sf M 6s 1953
AAO
w
36
2634
2534
2634
/
FAa /
1953
76"
57
.
634»
434s
80
W Oorp—
Deb g 6s 2022 ser
1st A ref 5s 1956
gu
75
■
y i
United Tel A Tel 5 34s A1953 MAN
1st lien 6s ser B 1953
MAN
Uuiieo Fraction (AiDt»ny)—
100
1949 ser A
JAD
94
1st M 5s 1956 ser B
FAA
80
Texarkana W 1st 5s '58
FAA
58
Texas Cities Gas 1st 5o "48--MAN k
/
334
Texa* Elec Ry 5s 1947JAJ
2
Tex Trac 1st 5a 1937 opt._J&. /
Texas Electric Service Oo—
77
lit mtge 5s 1900
JAJ
/ 15
Texas Gas Util. 6s 1945
Texas-Louisiana Power Oo—
/
28
/ 2734
JLSS on* J.WUVJ "WHO"
8 f deb 6e ser A 1942 ... M&:>
61
Texas Pow Corp 6s 1956—MAS
General
g
United
1st M 6s
Texas Pow & jlo 1st os
1st
llY*
70
MAN
1st con
Terre Haute W
AAC
68
1st M 5s
1st A ref 5s 1970
Ternl Hydro Elec 634*
Terre Haute Traction
93
No Bait Dlv 1st 5s '42—JAI
/
Cent Ry ext and Imp 5s__1932
Extended to 1934 at 6% MAS /
90
79
MAN
91
AAU
A
warr
1st 5s series B
98
F&a
Baltimore Traction Oo—
2
Elec Uo—
1943
FAA
Teneessee Electric Power—
1st A ref 6s 1947 ser A
JAL
1st A ref 6s 1956
JAL
Tenn Pow gu 5s 1962 opt..MAN
Tennessee Public Service—
95
Income g 4s 1949 op '29—JAI
Inc funding g 5s 1936
JAI
Bait Sparrows Pt A Obes—
11134
k 107
JAD
ser
46"
44
JAJ
ser
1st M 5s 1951
Conv
52
1st lien 6s 1947 ser O
AAO f
Unit Rys A Elec (Baltimore)
1st consol g 4s 1949
M&. f
1st con M 6s 1949
MA? f
80
50
Western N Y Water Co—
1st M 534s 1950
82
Rys 6a A '52
1947
108
1st lien 6s series B 1950.—AAO
cons
United Pub Utll 6s 1947 A—AAO /
1st Hen 534s 1947 ser B—.AAC /
96
JAD
104
50
4634
uiteu Lt A
AAO
A
Western Mass Ooa—
434% notes Sept 15 '34.MAS15
5% notes 1937.
AAO
Western N Y Utilities 5s '46.JAD
77"
Coll tr 6s 1942
109
107
10
103
76
B
United Public Service Oo—
~
....
78
1st 6s series A 1944
50
107
70
4534
1st mtge 58
k 104
55
...
ser
West Virginia Gas Oo—
1st s f 6348*37 with war.JAD
West Va-Ohlo River Bridge—
1st M 6V4s 1952
JAJ I /
60
7 348 1937—AAO
Aac
Deb g 53481952
FAA
Deb 6s 1973
JAJ
United Power A Light (Kansas)—
D
_
_lst M 5s 1957
1st lien A
35
33
1st M 5s 1956 series G—JAD
1st M 4s 1961 ser H
JAJ
West Penn Tr 1st 5s I960—JAD
10434
Deb g 634s 1974M&N
1st 1 A consol 5 348 1959—AAi
Deb g 8h 1975
.MAN
51
6734
107*4
11134
W est Texas UtUltles Oo—
9
Without warrants
United Ilium Oo New Haven —
1st 4s Feb 1
1940
F&
United Light A Power Oo—
.
Debenture 7s
1953
54
32
1st M 6s
5s
82
5334
Conv deb 6s
84
United Elec Serv (Italy)—
Ext) 1st s f 7s 1956 ser A—JAD
81
Standard Telephone Oo—
1st I col tr 5 Hi' '43 ser A.MAN
80
Uuion Water Wks Oo—
92
5334
(Ohio)1—
1st M 5s '46 op *21 ser A.MAS
1st M 5s 1963 series E—
MAS
62
Gen ref M 6s Jan 1951 ser A..
Gen ref M 4s Jan 1951 ser B v.
82
1958
West PennElec.deb5s2030.AAO k
1st lien 534s 1942
MAS 16
Unit Elec Oo of N J 4s '49--JAD
United Elec Rys (Providence)—
111*$
West Penn Power—
73
Union Water Service Oo—
First lien 534s 1951 ser A.MAN
53
Deb 5s
Westchester Lt 1st g 5s '50.-JAD
..West End at Ry—Sep Boston El
Trac—See Phila Oo
10734|| West End
Kiev
3334
81
Telephone Service
W
Ry—See Third Ave Rv
Union Trac (Poila) 4s 1952—JAJ
6% conv notes 1935
AAO
Standard Power A L Oorp—
Deb g 6s 1957.F&A
Standard Public Service Oom—
1st lien 6s series A 1948.
FAA
1st lien 6s 1948 ser B
J&D
1952
JAD
Taiwan Elec Pow.—See Foreign U
Telephone Bond A Share Oo—
40
Westchester Elec—See 3d av Ry.
Union
42
6s 1952
97
Wayne United Gas 634s *44. JAD
103
10634
JAJ
UnlonPubServ(Mlnn)5sA'58JAD
Springfield Terminal Ry 7s 1942.
Standard Gas A Elec of Delaware
6% g notes 1935
AAO
Debenture 6s 1951FA A
Debenture 6s 1966
JAD
1938
MAN Yr
Stettin Pub u oil 7s 1946.. .AAO1*
Stewart Mt Pr—See Salt Riv ValJ
Suburban Gas Oo of Philadelphia
1st s f g 5s Apr 1 *52 op "07 AAO
Suburban Lt A Pow 6s 1938-PAA
Super-Power Oo of ill—
1st 434s 1968
M&fe
1st M 434* 1970
MAS
i
104 34
10534
104
MAN
1st g 5 34s 1954 serA
Ualon Kiev RR —See N
7734
1947—
J&Di
Conv deb ser A 1932
..J&D /
Spg Br'k vVav 1st ref 5s '66-Aau'
Springfield (Mo) Gas A Elec Oo
1st mtge 6s 1967 ser A —JAD
Tacony-Palmyra Bridge—
434s
105
104
105
-----AAO
1957
1957
Bondi and Stocks.
Waukesha Gas A Electric Oo—
1st 5s 1959
JAJ
Onion Elec L A Pow of Illinois—
55
1st 6s series O
1961
IAD
Sweetwater Water 534s '52--AAO
Syracuse Gas g 5s 1946
J&J
Syracuse Lighting 5s g 1961-JAD
1st A ref 6*8 1954
F&A
5s series B 1957
JAJ
Syrac Rap Tr 1st g 5s 1946-MAt
2d mtge g 5s L930
JAJ
5s
Bid.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
Onion El Lt A Pow Oo of St L—
Gen 5s series A 1954
JAD
Genl mtge 5s 1967 ser B—FAA
Preferred
City A 8ub 5s g 1948
6834
(f)
Warrants
Amer Gas A Elec com.....
104
86 preferred
Amer Gas A Pow $6 1st pref
American LIgbt A Traction
Amer Power A Light com.
.(f)
(t;
(t)
25
2334
87*4
134
1334
.....
(t)
88
m
2
(t)
80 preferred
85 preferred
18*4
84
maturity.
6 Basis,
/ Flat
price,
k Last
sale.
I In
London,
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian
price,
s
Sale
price*
June, 1934.]
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
85
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted
bonds.
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
3tocks
Amer States Pub
$6
Par.
Serv
A
Bta.
preferred
134
234
c
Preferred
Preferred
66
18
Preferred $0 series—.——(t)
Amerlmn Telep A Teleg
..100
Amer Wat Wks A Elec com—(t)
67 X
11354
1834
Arkansas Natural Gas Corp.—t
11434
18*1
IV*
79
"134
22
25
43
27
3054
4
0% preferred.............100
Cleveland Railway..—.....100
k
IX
IX
254
IX
2
100
$7
•v:
(t)
25
100
Bell Telephone (Canada).....100
Bell Telep of Pa 034% vf
100
r
Birmingham Elec $7
$6 preferred
pref....(
(
Birmingham Gas $6 pref
(
Blackstone Val Gas A E pref.. .50
Bleeck 8t A Ful Fy—See N Y Rye
Blue Ridge Corp..........—1
$3 cony preferred
(t)
Boston Elevated RR com—..100
X
X
%
82 X
1534
56
X
84
17
119
117
33 X
31X
634
8
96
2
234
3634
35 X
63 X
64
Brazilian Tr Lt A Pow ord
(t>
9
9
Bridgeport Gas Light
Bridgeport Hydraulic Gs
Brit Col Pow Corp A
(t)
37
38
20
27
28X
27X
534
28
Bklyn-Manhat
Transit
r
r
$6 preferred series A
(t)
Bklvn A Queens Transit com.it)
$6 preferred..
(t)
Brooklyn Union
Gat.
if)
Buffalo Niagara A East Power
$1.60 prior preferred
25
$5 first pref
r
(t)
Cable & Wireless, Ltct
Amer dop rec 7 34 % A ord—£1
Amer dep rec B ord
£1
Amer deposit rets 534 % pref £1
Calif Elec Generating pref
100
Calif-Oregon Pow 7% pref—100
6% preferred series of 1927-100
6% preferred
...
...100
Calif Water Serv pref
100
Can Hydro-El Corp 0% 1st pf 100
Canada Nor Pow com
(t)
Preferred
100
654
5234
6354
16
7054
1634
7134
54
%
%
54
354
354
80
82
37
42
30
32
30
32
73
(t)
Cent Arkan Pub Serv Corp pf 100
Cent Hud G A E com v c c
(t)
6% preferred
100
Centra) Illinois Light 0% pf—100
Cent 111 Pub Serv $6 pref
(t)
Cent Indiana Power 7% pref.100
nentral Maine Paw 0% pref.. 100
7% preferred
100
Cent Ohio Lt A Pow 6% pf—(t)
Central Pow A Light 7 % pref.100
Cent Pub Serv (Del)—
8234
17
19
8
10
62
64
73
43
1634
1834
IX
IX
77
117
.
.
5
3
Chic Dlst Elec Generat $0 pref (t)
Chicago Rys partlc ctfs series 1..
Series 2...
Series 3
100
110
Transp..—100
85
Olnc New A Gov Lt A Trac—100
Preferred
.100
Cincinnati Street By
...50
90
Otncin A Suburb Bell Telep—50
69
——
10334
3234
89
181
7934
82
84
6834
6934
49
50
26
70
Indianap Pow A Lt 034 % pref 100
Indianapolis Ry Co..
..100
68
Conv pref $3.50 series
31
n
Nominal,
r
(t)
34
2
8
5
25"
50
82
1
54
254
66
3
58
53
IX
(f)
Util, 7% pref
common
154
34
4734
(f)
....
12
Jersey Cent Pow A Lt 7 % pref 100
0% preferred
100
534 % preferred
..100
6654
57
53
13934
140
55
14
1434
493
433
6
2X
7%
10T
com
50
33
50
42
45
100
140
70
76
40
100
Keystone jPub Serv $2.80 pref—t
Keystone Telephone—
$3 preference
...50
$4 preference..
50
Kings Go Ltg 7% pref
iuu
5% preferred
100
Laclede Gas Light
100
5% preferred
100
Lake Sup Dlst Pow 7% pref__100
Lincoln Telep A Teleg com. .100
Lindsay Light com
10
33
17
19
...
5X
5X
14X
1334
354
12
"134
Kansas Elec Pow 7% pref
100
Kansas Gas A Elec 7% pref..100
Kentucky Utilities, pref
4734
4134
10954
(t)
(t)
(t)
Preferred
(f)
150
60
x
i8o*
100
A
Kansas City Power A Light—
(f)
(t)
(t)
Southern
Italian Superpower
1st pref $6 series B
Kansas City Pub Serv com
1034
534
1434
_(t)
a
14*
com
55
5
26
(ti
Jamaica Water Supp 734 % pf—50
etferson Electric
(f)
90
5
—15
(fj
$7
Debenture rights
6
50
1
100
Natural Gas
Power pref
$6 preferred
2X
1
Empire A Bay State Teleg
lot
Empire District Elec 0% pf—.10(
Empire Gas A Fuel Co pf 8%-100
Preferred 7%
lOf
634 7c preferred
100
34
Interstate
lew
2
1334
(t)
<*>
3
%
334
1434
interstate
834
71
(!)
12
B
Warrants for class B
7X
ft)
Sale price,
3
$6 preferred
International Ry v t c
100
International Telep A Teleg._(t)
International Utilities A
(t)
99
65
Class A full paid
Elec Power A Light Corp
s
38
$1.75 preferred
$3.50 preferred.
(Boston).. 100
Eighth Ave RR—See N Y Rys
Electrical Securities,5% pref.100
Electric Bond A Share
.....(f)
$6 preferred
(t)
Canadian price,
58
Internat Ocean Teleg (guar)
100
Internat Power Securities com
86
67
...
Preferred
Lone Star Gas Corp...
36"
54
90
2
10
.....
2134
22
25
26
2334
2234
22 X
2534
Louisiana Power A
Light $0 pf (t)
Louisv Gas A Elec
com
754
554
.....(f)
Leng Island Lighting com
(f)
7% preferred.
....100
0% preferred
..100
Los Angeles GAB Corn, pref.100
50
23""
5134
45l
15 54
15
18
165
Tr"
29
7
Light.......
8
234
754
754
Ex-divldend.
1654
234
57
99
26
Elec Go
26
Mackay Companies 4% pref..100
Manhattan Elev Ry 7% guar 100
Modified 5% guar..
100
25
24
1434
:
8
254
Market St Ry (8an Francisco). 100
6% preferred
100
6% prior preferred
...100
6% non-cum 2d pref err od__100
Masa Power A Light Assomat'n—
55
62
(f)
.....
48
654
654
Lowell Electric
Lvnn Gas A
6y
100
100
Marconi lnt Marine Oommuni—
Amer dep rets for ord shs
£1
Marconi W lrel (Canada).......1
170
11
2
cl A
Railway Go...
Preferred
10
5034
434
1334
Louisville
Common with warrants
Common without warrants
...
Preferred—...
Warrants
t Without
par
4
7
234
134
54
1934
10c
▼
t c
5% conr partlc preferred
I In London,
19
i°y
Mass Utilities Associatea
K Last sale.
72
(+)
5234
(•)
$634 preferred
$7 preferred
82
100
Interboro R T vot trust
ctfs__100
Certificates of deposit........
Internat Hydro-El
Syst A
25
81
154
com A
185
165
(f)
Illinois Pow. A Lt. 0%
pref
52
com
Federal Water Service
100
value.
(f)
50
154
23
2934
718
1
6
Illinois North Utilities
0%preflOO
Ilium A Power Secur 1st
pref.100
Illuminating Shares class A
Indiana Service Corp.—
0% preferred
..100
182
80
78
%
5
ioo
100
$0 preferred
89
X
1234
.434
Fall River Gas Works
Federal Light A Tr com
t
6% preferred
105
32
Class
Preferred (Ifl)
_(+>
Fed 8t A Pleasant Val—See Phlla Co
68 X
5
....
50"
26
100
Hoiyoke Water Power
Hudson County Gas
European Elec class A
10
9X
Option warrants
IX
Falrm't Pk A Hadd Pass Ry—See PhilaR
Fall River Elec Light..
40
25
81
5334
42
45
...26
Idaho Power 7% pref
63
...
80
5134
111
100
Essex A Hudson Gas
X
34
2o
com
Haverhill Elec Light
zo
Hestonville M A F—See PhilaRT.
...
Chris A 10th Sts RR—See NY Rys
Cincinnati Gas A Electric pref 100
(t)
Hartford Gas
Preferred
78
$5 convertible preferred
(t)
$63* pref (with warranui)__(t)
$6 preferred
(t)
X
X
..............
26
98
58
67c preferred
.100
Empire Power Corp partlc stk
$6 preferred
Engineers Pub Sorv mm_
1*
55*
...
56
53
2434
2934
110
..100
Eliz Consolidated Gas
Pref partlcctfs............ (t»
Ctfs of deposit
67
El Paso Electric (Jo (Del)
10
63
54
Hi
.
75
$0 preferred series B
Eliz A Trenton RR
Preferred
60
(t)
50
.
6% preferred
65
Eastern States Pow Uor com(H)( c
$7 pref without warrants
(t)
K
3734
$5.50 pref.
.............
Hackensack Water
26
Preferred
26
Hamilton Gas common v t c
95*
(t)
X
Chic City A Con com part ctfs.(t)
5834
62 X
(t)
$7 preferred
$6 preferred
Optional warrants.....
34
X
....
36
WaterAGas0% pf_100
Gulf States Util $0
pref
Havana Elec Ry com
39
100 k
434 % prior preferred
IX
—
4134
106
§734
59
9734
preferred
Elec Power Association
71
Ohes A Poto Tele of Bait pref.100
102
100
(t)
100
$5
42
7 % preferred
6% cum pref (without warr)_100
Central States Pow & L $7 pf (t)
Cent Vermont Pub Ber $0 pf
(T)
A*
40
34
Conv stock
Edison Elec Hlum
102
1
62
9834
(T)
pref
....
9
100
io"~
63
81
45*'
44 X
1
...
6% preferred
Eastern Util Assoc
100
234
Corp $b
100
41
60
<♦)
RT
Gold A Stock
Telep (guar)
100
Green A Ooates—See Phlla R
T.
Duqnesne Light—See Pblla CoEastern Gas A Fuel Assoc's—
39
24"
4434
934
234
X
3
...
100
...
1
Corp
100
100
6% preferred
(t;
Gas
Telephone pref
Cumberland Oo(M«)P A Lt pf
Cunningham Nat Gas cl A
Dallas Power A Light 7% pref
6% preferred
Dayton Pow A Light 6% pref
Derby Gas A Elec $7 pref
Preferrpd «orie*
—(t)
1
100
Cincinnati
(f)
X
$7 preferred
Chicago Rapid Transit—
Prior preferred ▲
preferred
1
com
Elec
6% cum pref series D
100
534 % preferred series E
100
5% preferred series A
100
Consolidated Gas (N Y) cora__(t)
$5 preferred
(r
Oonsol Gas Util class A
(f)
Cons Trac of N J—See P 8 Corp
Cons Trac (Plttsb)—See Phlla Co
Consumers Gas (Toronto).
100
Consumers Pr (Maine) pf 0%_1OO
6.6% preferred
—....100
60
(t)
$7 prior pref
Centra) States
...—
21
7% preferred
Vot trust ctfs common...
(t)
.26
Connecticut Ry A Lighting— .100
Preferred
.100
Cons Gas E L A P (Bait)..... if*
2034
9754
2354
4234
1
Cent A 8 W Util
(t)
Preferred B stock..
..100
Adjustment stock
100
Eastern N J Pow 0% cum pref100
East Shore Pub Serv 034 % pf (+)
1
Cent Pub Utii Corp A
preferred
Eastern Mass St Ry com
First preferred stamped
76
52J4
4034
134
134
934
34
Warrants
com
Common
1234
1254
Corp—
Hartford Electric Lignt—
$6 preferred
(t)
Oomiuunlt> Power A LightFirst preferred 0%
—.100
Edison
Duke Power
A
Georgia Power $6 preferred.
German town Pass—See Phlla
Greenwich
50
r
85
50
Detroit
$6 preferred
Class A
9334
6234
Capital Trac (Wash, D O)—100
Common
38
35
Carolina Pow A Light $7 pref (t)
84 X
48
$5
54
1534
15
(t)
._.(t/
(f)
.—..(})
(ireen Mt Pow
Cuban
r
70
15
7% prior preferred
100
Oontinen Pass Ry—See Phlla R T
16
3754
9234
534
-
1254
7334
62
Oontinentai Gas A Electric—
6
33
.._(+)
12*
73
83
79
Conn Lt A Pow 5X % pref— .100
754
11634
11554
SIX
73
10
Connecticut Power
~7
102
-(f)
a
ordinary stock
Corp.....(t)
77
Connecticut Elec Serv com
102
6434
38
if)
$0 preferred
81
7%
W4
Gen'l Public Utilities
$7 pfd__it)
Gen Wat Gas A Elec com
A
1
S3 preferred
it
—...100
Community Water Ser
Bid.
Gen Public Service
5434
Columbus Ry PAL 1st pf A 6%100
Preferred ser B 634 %
—100
Optional warrants
20
30
..
5% conv preferred
Delaware A Marlon
110
Columbus
Co—100
Commonwealth A Sou Corp comt
19
99
r
100
100
100
10By
§?*
com
Gen Italian Edison Elec
Amer shs for
Commonwealth-Edison
#30
87
0% preferred
—100
Baton Rouge Elec Co $0 pf—(t)
Beaubarnois Power, com
(t)
0% preferred series A
5% preferred
...
7% preferred
2
17
3
Class A......
..........(f)
Associatea Telep Util com A_.
SO pref with war.
Certificates of deposit
Coast Co Gas A EI 1st pref...100
Oolum G A El Corp (Del) com (t)
(Del)
Preferred 7%
Preferred 8%
$6 cum conv pref ser
$6 conv pref ser B
38
us
AisociatedTeipA Teleg ($0)pref(t)
(t)
(t)
Broad River Power 7% pref_-100
B'way A 7th Av RR—See N Y RyB
Brockton Gas Light Co v t c—26
28
"
69
Preferred
............100
Oleve Elec Ilium common
(f)
X
X
X
Assoc Telep Co Ltd $1.50 pf--(t) '
Class B
Gen Gas A Elec
28
City Ry (Dayton. Ohio).....100
;«
pref.
Atlantic City Elec, $0 pref
Bangor Hydro Elec com..
7% preferred
20
72
8*
2
3734
3134
Par.
A Elec Light..-5(
.
24""
(Indlanap) com..25
-1W)
Stocks.
Fitchburg Gas
Florida Power A Lt $7
pref
(t)
Foreign Light A Power units. (t i
Frankf'd A S'thwark—seePhllaRT
Franklin Telegraph (guar)
i00
Gas A Elec of
Bergen County. 100
Gen Elec Ltd see Misc Stocks >.
234
IX
3X
—(1;
Original preferred.....
14 preferred..........
15 preferred..........
(6 preferred..........
16H preferred........
17 preferred
18 lnt bear allot ctfs
$7 first pref-..
24
Citizens Traction—See Phtla Co.
1
com.—
7% preferred
Citizens Gas
Preferred
254
24 X
Citizens' Pass Ry—See Phil R T.
81
3634
30*
(t)
preferred
75
(t)
100
Ask.
234
2
Arkan A Me Pew 7% pref
100
Arkansas Pow A Lt $7 pref—1
6%
10
....100
Bid
ix
254
—10
Associateu Gas A Elec
Common class A
..............100
B
Preferred BB
1
(t)
com
1
Cities Serv Pr A Lt SO pf
19
SO 1st preferred
(t)
Appalachian El Pow 7% pref.100
Arizona Power 7% pref
100
Preferred
Par.
□Itles Service com
Amer Superpower Corp com
First |6 preferred—.......(t)
Class A
Stocks.
Alt.
....
PUBLIC UTILITY
86
STOCKS
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing
Par
Stocks.
Meiupais Natural Gas
Memphis Potter A Light 7%
Metropolitan Edison Oo—
(t)
pf(+)
Pacific
3%
Utilities
if)
(t)
$6 cum pref without war
Midland Ucll 7% prior lien—luu
pref
Peninsular Telep Co com
28%
89
8%
52
25
It)
Phll&Oo
PhilaOo
Monon-West Penn P 8 7% pf-25
Montreal L H A Pow, Gons.(t)
Montreal Telegraph
40
Montreal Tramways, csm
100
Mountain States Power, com.(t)
preferred
Monongahela L at P—See
Monongahela 8t Ry—See
preferred
7% preferred
com—a;
8
58
...
...100
com
100
Preferred
100
Consolidated Gas.
Brunswick Light—
59%
100%
15
57
62
102
105
100
Heat & Power
El Assn—
preferred stamped
New Eng Gas A
(f)
(t)
Assn com
preferred
New England Power. Oo. prel
New England Pub Serv com
1001
1001
(t)
-—it)
7 prior preferred-.
red
(t)
17 preferred
36 preferred
$6 convertible preferred
16 prior pref
-(t)
New England Telep A Teleg__100
N Eng Wat L & P Ahbo 6% pf.100
New Haven Water
50
N J A Hud Rlv Ry A Fer pref-100
Now Jersey Pow A Lt 16 pref(t)
New Orleans Public Service—
~
8*
10
33
*
34
50"
97%
99
17*
1
19
6
ly*
7%
6
7%
6
15
17
93
95
56
62
64
87
63 %
66%
23
14%
14%
55
72
56
30%
50
liH
31%
57%
17
14
So Jer
101%
102%
4
7
o§*
41
116
48
52
57
63
13
15
......——6U
19
22
City Pass Ry ($22% pd)60
PhUa A Darby Pass Ry—50
Phil A Gray s Fy ($25 pd)—50
Philadelphia Traction
50
Ridge Ave Pass ($2$ pd)
50
2d A 3d Sts Ry guar.
60
13th A 16th Sts Pass Ry
50
Union Pass ($30 5-6 pd). ...60
Union Traction ($17% pd) —50
57
60
12
15
24
28
25
28
80
87
80
85
87
90
55
60
5?*
62
10%
25
Phlla Traction—See
68
69
Piedmont A Northern
Phlla R T.
Ry.. —100
35
43
78%
79%
Portland Gas & Coke. 7% pf--100
20
22%
19%
75
$7
non-cum
preferred
Postal Teleg
(t)
Pulton iferry.100
B'way A 7th Ave guar
100
Christopher A Teuth Sts.—lOO
Blztb Avenue old
100
Twenty-third St guar—_—100
N Y A Queens El L A P—
Common..
—(t)
—
100
Preferred..—
NY Steam Co-
(t)
Common
$7 preferred ser A
(t)
$0 dividend pref
(t)
N Y Telephone 6H% pref—100
N Y Water Serv 6% pref
100
Niagara A Hudson Pow ......10
Option warrants A—
Option warrants B
Option warrants C
North American Oo com
IT)
preferred
50
North Amer Edison $0 pref—(t)
Nor Amer Gas & Elec A
(t)
North Amer Light A Pow _
1
$6 preferred
(t)
Nor Amer Utility Sec— Com.(f)
Ntr Boat Ltg Prop com ......(f)
6%
..100
Preferred
Util com—..100
0% preferred.,
...100
y% preferred
-100
Nor Indiana Pub Ser 0% pf.,.inn
7 % preferred
100
IiH% preferred
100
Northern N Y Util pref
1UU
Nur Ontario Power Co 6% pref 100
North Continent
Nor States Power
7% preferred
(Del) com.. 100
North West Util
0% preferred
99 %
28%
5% preferred
31
108 %
109
97
118%
39 %
3i
-.
16%
42%
68%
%
1
43
%
%
10
uebec
ueens
adio Corp of Amer
14%
15%
2%
5%
2
4%
111
40
67
41
68
77
79%
pref .100
4
A Bridge
4 % cum pref
Ottawa Light Heat
Preferred
100
A Pow... 100
100
Ottawa Traction
100
Pacific A Atlantic Tel (gu)
26
Pacific Gas A Electric
...25
First preferred (0%)
.26
First preferred (6 %%)
25
t Without par value.
(t)
31
14%
Council Bluffs Railway
$5 prior preierred
85%
80%
7
66%
83%
6
85
7
90
101
103
5
(t)
7% cum pref A
.50
5% cum pref B
(t)
Rap Vran St Ry—See P H Corp.
Rhine-Westphalia Elec Power—
Amer shares representing com.
Rhode isl Pub Serv pref
Class A
it)
-------Jt)
195
* Last sale.
.-
.
i
<7 %
st pt
Third
tiy (N Y)
luu
Toledo-Edison pref A (7%)—100
100
100
6% preferred
5% preferred
23d
8t
Louis
110
11%
11%
77%
•14%
14%
76
16"
16
79
68
72
60
65
16%
6%
17%
7%
87
—...(T)
7% Preferred
it)
Sangamo Electric com...
(t)
36
35%
117%
103%
93%
114
101
91
38%
62
65
53
56
101%
9
|
15
•
17%
62%
104%
9%
17
18
64
37
7%
38%
30
30%
7%
12%
25%
16%
26%
45
76
85
76
6%
87%
77%
68%
I"%
preferred
100
5
28
26
87
90
102
101
103
100
(t)
109
110
1% preferred
Union Gas (Canada)
98%
82%
100
5c
Uurp
United
(t)
(t;
$3 cumulative preferred
Warrants
United Gas A Elec(Conn)pref 100
United Gas A El of NJ 5% pf.100
United
(1)
(t)
Gas Corp com
$7 pref series A
United Gas A
Impt vot
('
,_(1
$5 cum pref (non-vot)
com
preferred
Electric 7% pref 100 x
$7
$6 preferred
U
mi wen
Pwwer A
(t)
L*
Scranton-Spring Brook
Water Service.6 % jpf
31
Ol A
Non-voting common
Class b vtc.-_-
—
—
51
2%
60%
2%
41
$6
100
15%
98%
"2%
4%
13%
14%
19%
21
76
78
66
....
Vi
2%
8%
4*
10
(t
Wash (D O) rty A El com
Preferred.
73%
76
10C
1001
preferred
Virginia Pub Serv 7 % pref
6% preferred
Washington (D O) Ga
35
40
SO
35
—20
100!
-
..1001
61
300
94
'■mm
mm
24%
73%
25%
72
100
100
85
89
43
43%
Penn Elec Co Class A., (t)
64
65
Union Teiegrapn
7% cum preferred
——luu
0% cum pref
100
West Penn Power 7%
pref—100
-
(t),
100 r
100
Corp7%pf 100
6% % preferred
Wisconsin Telep 7% pref
100
York (Pa) Railways Preferred.50
7% preferred
32
s Sale price,
15%
97
.1
(t)
......1
7% cumul pref
VIrgfnla Elec A Power
98
6% pref.100
47
n
(t)|
Winnipeg Elec Co....
Preferred
6
Hcranton Electric $0 pref——_(t)
—(
Utica Gas A
Wisconsin Pub Her
Savannah El A
A
B
Wisconsin Power ALfght 0%pflOO
89"
5%
33%
1%
76
United ill Co of New Haven.. (
35c
7%
5%
32%
1%
58%
Warrants
oreferred
100
West Phlla Pass—See Phlla R T.
5?*
5%
6
Union St Ry (New Bedford)..100
Union Traction—See Phlla R T
6%
10c
4%
Union Pass—See PhUa R T
78
r Canadian price,
70
6
100
78
100
n.Nominal,
81
67
4%
Western Power Oo pref
76%
17%
21%
I In London,
79
9%
Washington Wat Pow 6% pf _.(t)
Western Massachusetts Gos_-(t)
Pow pf A 7%—-100
100
preferred
100
(t)
48"
38
Y Railways
Rardd Transit
ft)
Common
66"
—
51*
45
100
102
Sau Joaq L A
7% prior prefer re
15*
11*
67%
75
7% prior lien—
80
78
35
wj*
70
Preferred
27
Union El L A Pow (111) 6% pref..
Un El L A Pow iMo; 0% pf._100
90
Pub Serv—
Common
■
24%
Street—See N
Twin City
Western
Louis
81
95
10
Teleg
45
77
1
(t)
Trl-State Telep A
Preferred
West
-
1«*0
Avenue
84
100
100
.100
County Water pref.100
>
7.2% 1st preferred
100
1 si
preferreu (0%)
!»•<)
5% cum lot preferred
100
Texas Power A Light 7% pref.100
0% preferred
(t)
42
0% prior
21
Tennessee E
23
0% preferred series O
0% preferred series D
Roch Telep *6% pref
:j
44
75
79
Twin States Gas A Electrics
25"
17
"Ry—See
Phlla Co
100
preferred--luu
100
100
--(t)
Telephone Bond A Share Co—
Class A
(t)
7% 1st preferred
100
T St
It
Syracuse Ltg 0%
0%% preferred
8% preferred
Tampa Elec Oo
B..1UU
Rochester G A E 7% pref
5
35
Swiss American Elec pref
Ridge Ave Pass—See Phlla BT.
Riverside Traction
•
50
Preferred
50
72
B*
Power common
-(T)
Borough GasAE10%pflOO
11%
24%
4%
4%
72
-100
(t)
(t)
28%
22
k
Sub
m
10%
26%
10%
Class B
0% cum. 1st pref
Utah Power A Light—
Pub Serv El A G $5 pref
m
10
(f)
com
United Lt A Pr
34
19
Lt
a
18%
32
61
Pow
Standard
16
32
75
23
43
16
33
70
23
22
100
-
0% preferred
100
7% preferred
'--100
Public Service of Okla 7% pref 100
7
31
59
22
Public Service Oo ef Nor 111— 60
Common
mm
Sprlngf (Mass) St Ry Cos pf__100
Standard Gas A Elec com...—(f)
$7 cum prior pref..
—it;
S4 cum preferred
(t»
$0 cum prior pref
(t)
7%
110
m
31
1
26
170"
Puget 8d Pr A Lt 16 pref
4
'
57
.25
—
165
6% preferred--—
"i S
1
109
Omaha A
-
-
So Jersey
il*
?*
-
Rapid Transit St Ry Co. —100
Gas A Elec Trac..100
71
Telep 0%s pi_100
Northwestern Teleg (guar)
50
Ohio Edison $6 pref
(t)
$7 preferred
(f)
Ohio Power 6% pref
.100
Ohio Public Serv pref A (7%)_gv\
0% preferred
.100
Oklahoma Gas & Elec 7% pf._100
Okla Nat Gas Corp new
---100
prior pf.—(t)
97%
$6 preferred
----IT)
119* Public Serv. Oo. of N.H. 50 P*-(T)
Public Serv Ocrp of N J
(T)
5%
8% preferred
—100
%
7% preferred
100
6% preferred
100
4%
$5 preferred..
it)
17
Consolidated Trac of N J—100
Public Serv of Ind
54
100
—100
pref—106
100
Public Serv of Col# 7 %
105
100
7% pref
,1'n
,
Providence Gas (free stock) --(T)
Certificates of deposit——.—
110
100
7 % prior lien
Corp of Canada com—(T)
Preferred
62
Nirthwoot Bell
83
x
100
5%% preferred—-—
Power
52%
Electric 6% pref.. 100
Preferred 7%
pref_.i00
'
B*
100
<1% preferred
Nurtnwest
Potomac Elec Pow 0%
72
pref.100
100
7% preferred
Bleecker St A
18%
A Cable 7%
Potomac Edison Oo 0%
30
63
92
37
21%
1%
(f;
120%
119
Springfield Gub A Elec pref
Springfield (Mast.) G L Oo vtc
it*
25
(t)
Telegraph
Telep pref.100
7 % pf-100
A Pr com A. .(t)
Bell
preferred
32%
87
....
12
103
Light Corp $6 pf it)
7% ore ferred
100
New York Railways Corp—
7% preferred
1%
55
12
4
%
108
106
P 8 Corp
El A Tr—See
Free stock
102%
32%
60
%
10"
(t) *
Telep
Eng
57
55
Southwestern Lt
40
14
N Y Power &
U
Southwestern
15
8
13
N Y Mutual
New
Southern Union Gas com
20
58
100
(t)
7% preferred
Southwestern Gas A El
9
...on
—:
—
Southern Nat Gas Corp
22
West Phlla Pass guar
3%
100
122
Preferred
90
1
50
Preferred
32
62
mm
-.
r
26
South A Atlan Teleg (guar)
26
Southern Indiana G A E 6%pf 100
6
Phlla
r
Southern Col Pow com A
Southern
13%
(t)
——100
Preferred
65
92%
82%
29
60
Frandf'd A Southwark Pass.50
German town Passenger■
..50
Green A Coates Sts ($15 pd).50
Hestonvllle M A F com
60
51
80
Southern Canada Power..
70
Haddlng'n
21
7% preferred series A
..25
$0% pref—(t)
pref
25
22%
18
Falrm't Pk A
20
22
16
14
Monongahela Lt A Pr———50
Monongahela St Ry_-_-~50
Phlla A Darby— See Phlla RT.
Phlla A Grays—See Phlla R T.
Philadelphia Elec Oo $5 pref—(t)
Phlla Elec Power 8% pref
25
Philadelphia Rapid Transit
60
7% preferred
-60
Citizens Passenger guar.——50
Contlnen Pass Ry (129 pd)—60
16%
17%
16%
17%
18%
Sou Calif Gas Corp
91%
80%
.ldU
-50
i
Sou Calif Gas Co 0%
62
$6 cum pref
IT)
Allegheny Traction
oO
Citizens Traction
50
Consolidated Trac pref——60
Duquesne Light 5% 1st pf_100
Federal St A PleaBant Val—25
110
54
100
Newark
6%
J5 preferred
% cum preferred
2
11
—no par
■
New Eng Pow
108
100
'+v
Power. 7% 1st pref. 100
preferred
$6%
Corp $7 pref (t)
Participating class A stock.(t)
Penna Gas A Elec Co 7% pref-100
Pennsylvania Pow A Lt S7 Pf-lJ)
$6 preferred..
i
O)
$5 preferred
——
>t)
Pennsylvania Water A Pow—.(t)
People's G L A O (Chic) ---100
Phlla City Pass—See Phlla R T.
Philadelphia Co com
AT)
i
1
4
5%% preferred series O
25
6% preferred series B......25
2%
57
Penna Gas A Elec
100
Nebraska
Nevada-Calif Electric
New
65
100
,
...
Natlunai Power A mum
Sfl
37%
...
1
60
1%
——#
OO CO
Lt—
A
South Calif Edison common—25
7
4
Warrants
Warrants B
42
60
pref
Warrants...................
70%
55%
Penn-Ohio Edison-
Second
7%
pref(t)
22%
40
pf--100
—100
Sixth Avenue— See N Y Rys
Somerset Un A Middlesex ir.IOO
Southeastern Gas A Water A._(t)
7
5
68%
53%
100
Preferred
Penn Central Lt APow$5
15
52
Power __(t)
Water a
Pr
Ask.
i
5
ity Gas a El 7%
<
Sierra Pac Elec
Southeastern
87
100
(1)1
Paw tucket Gas
(+)1
Tel A Tel
Nassau A Suffolk 7% pref
National Elec Power—
100
Bid.
(N Y)—(t)
10 *
2nd A 3rd Sts Ry—See Phlla R T
Sioux
7%
77%
112
Pari
Stocks
Second Ave RR Corp
Sedaiia Water pref
dUawlnigan
100
6% preierred
Miss Power & Light 6% pref ..
Mississippi Riv Pow 6% pref.100
Missouri Pub Her 7% prel
100
Mohawk-Hudson Power lstprf(t)
7% Preferred
Mountain States
15%
%
7%
76%
109%
102
Paterson A Passaic Gas A El. 100
100
preferred
83
14
IT)
Pacific Telep A Teleg
lien
100
7 % preferred class A—
100
6% preferred class A
100
Milw. Elec. By. & Light—
0% pref. series 1021
100
Milwaukee Gas Light 7% pref 100
Minnesota Pow at Lt 7% pf_-10u
• % prlo
$6 cum
82
-
Common non-voting
1st preferred
Middle Wear
32%
Lighting Corp com—-ft)
(t)
100
Preferred ($0)
Pacific Pow A Lt 7% pref
Pacific Pub Service—
50%;
month preceding the date of issue.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Stocks.
(t)
(f)
B..
preferred series O
S7 preferred series
fb
Ask.
Bid.
day of the
x Ex-dividend.
69%
59
108
99%
3
9
75
66
108%
100
3%
9%
29%
34%
31
71
67
72
69
109
112
31
33
35%
Under the heading "Industrial and Miscellaneous Securities" we include all issues which
do not appear
under the previous two headings, namely "Railroads" and "Public Utilities."
In the case of stocks, however, 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."
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and
Quotations for all securities
Bonds.
Bid.
INDUSTRIAL
Bonda.
BONDS.
88
Ext at 6 4 % to 1934
F&A
Boston Store (Chic) 5s 1938..J&J
100
Ronton
J&D •7394
1st M 5s 1953 ser A
404
Abraham & Straus Inc—
104
1034
1014
68
71
1044
824
1034
804
Coll tr g 4a 1947
794
{AH
Advance Bag & Paper 6s '52-J&D / 41
Aeolian Co 6s 1937
50
--
AJax Rubber 1st 8a at 1936—J&D /
Alabama By-Prod 6s 1965- _J&J
Alabama Mills lea 6 ^»a
Aitu /
Albany Perf Wrapping Corp—
A&O
1st M coll tr 6s 1948
AlUs-Chalmers
53
6
394
20
42
25
684
73
16
18
Alpine Montan Steel Corp—
MAS
1952.M&8
I* * k
f debt 5o '48
*
954
93
103
87
80
1004
M&N
L deb
SS
94
'43-F&A15
5s
86
Canadian Cottons 6s 1940--J&J2
1004
105
J&J
45
25-yr aruar 5« 1956
__M&S
Capital Administration Corp
Deb 5s series A 1953
J&D
1114
Canadian
_F&A
Amer
99
82
A&O
F&A
864
854
824
Colortype 6a 1942
Oyanainld deb 5* 1942-A&O
Amer Ice Co deb 5s 1953
J&D
Amer IG Ohem Oorp—
Oonv deb 54* 1949 ——M&N
60
102
Amer
74
1024
•
75
96
964
84
M&N
574
American Piano 6a 1935
"
118
88
60
"
8
10
Clover Valley Lumber 6s to
Certificates ol deposit
Co. ateral
101
124
Armour
gold
1939
estate
Simmons
gold notes
Atl Gulf &
LLardw
W Indies 88
Refill
deb
1937 ..J&J
1941-J&J
5s
f 6a
a
984
983
IV*
98,
76
1044
134
K'64
M&N k
73
59
1934
—M&N
64% notes 1935-———M&N
64% notes 1936
M&N
54% notes 1937-38
M&N
99
ijocomotive
5s
iU4n
100
90
93
92
79
81
Works—
M&N
..
4
1074
121
924
1084
Baragua Sugar Estates—
v
tan Petrol A
y* a gu
J&J /
1942 J & J
Valve Bag Corp—
Deb 6s x-warr 1942
20
1054
25
107
Bates
F&A
J&J
10
Beacon Oil deb 6a 1936
M&N
Beech Greek C & O 6s '44--J&D
Beneficial
Conv
Indus
deb
6s
Loan
Beneficial Loan Soc 6a B 1939 Q-J
6a profit abare deb 1956.-Q-J
Beth'm St 1st I & ref 5s 42.M&N
Purcb money 5s 1936
J&J
Purch money 6a 1998 Q-Feb...
Penn-Marv Steel 5s 1937.J&J
Bohemian (First) Glass Works—
1st 7a 1957 without warr..J&J Jfc
844
•
—
-
-
«»
100
35
Fox
FranHseo 8ug 7 4* 1942.M&N15
Franklin Co Coal 7« 1951
J&J f
Freueh
Nat Mail 88
Llues
6s
'52
Frick-Reld Supply 6s 1943.-J&D
Gannett Oo deb 61 "43 ser A.F&A
Garlock Pack Co deb 6e '39.A&O
19""
Gen
Baking aeb 6
6-yr 6%
25
J&D
174
Certificates of deposit
15
19
J&J
28
31
Container Corp 1st 6s '46.J&D15
Deb 5s 1943 with warr__J&D
Continental Oil Oo—
89
904
73
74
let
us
twin
-
Deb 5 4* 1937
M&N
Roll & Steel Fdy—
1st M oonv s f 6s 1940
J&D
103
104
55
1094
1024
1104
1024
122
124
59
if 4*
J*
964
974
934
96
Oorp—
Crowell-Collier 6s
1939
85
warr
1940
A&O
General Bronse deb 6s 1940M&N
General Cable
ns
.
_
99
•
1074
27
30
2
5
158
814
92
1004
93
103
58
60
944
954
Deb 6 4s 1940
a
f 6s 1948—
J&D
M&N
General Motor» Acceptance
6% aerial notes 1936
M&S
Crucible Steel Oo deb 5s '40-M&N
924
4.30%
4 70
4.30%
4 70
4.30%
4.30%
1064
4.70
105
764
5% serial notes 1938
M&8
M&S
Rayon deb 6s 1948
Refractories
w
w_J&D
75
%3H
51
56""
fii
1024
104 4
1054
106
57
Oo—
ltd M Income 6s w w
'38-M&S
132
92
324
94"
Certificates oC deposit..
3en Vending 6s 1937
..F&A
Certificates of deposit
94
German Atlantic Cable 7s 1945..
German Bldg & LandBk 64* 1948
w
J&J
1940.A&O]
92
74
1034
Oorp
Gen Petrol 1 at 5a Ana 15 1940
ieo
4 70
Corp—
let mtge e f 5 4* 1947 eer A.J&J
Elec 3 4* 1942 opt
F&*
Gen Elec (Germany)7a'45_J&J 16
Gen"!
Without warrants
Oorp—
1940 with
5
694
Trans porta
Gen Sti Cast 1st 5 vat 49 w
Gen Theat Eq deb 6s
.
Deb 6s
f&a
F&A b
J&D b
System—
Eq tr 4 4" 1935-'46 (yr)..M&8 b
Eq trust 54s 1934
b
len-jral
warr.M&N
M&N f 31
Crown Cork & Sea! Oo, Inc—
20-year sink fnnd 6s 1947
.J&D
105
Crown Wllamet Pap 6s '61-J&J
93
Crown Zellerbach
M&8 ♦
1934
Deb
urowley. Mliuer & Co—
Deb s f 64s 1937
96
1044
Continental
Alliance
notes
Deb 5s 1952 ex warr
Equip 4 4« 1942
Eq tr 44* 1934-45-
99
17
>ot—M&N
'934
5s 1950
Deb 6 4* 1939 with
1014
2
1074
Consul Coal 4 4*
g
874
36
*f
494
70
85
84
fk
5
48
50
86
93
9J
51
54
68
maturity818^ ^le^prlce^06 inclu(ies accruet* interest, k Last sale. I In London,
inc 64s 1939..J&J
Foreign Power Secur Oorp—
1st col tr conv 6s 1949 ser AJ&i)
Amur
Credit
101
854
J&D
Foitis Ftsner
Gen
12
93
*/1024
20
104
85
*/
*J 774
*f
General Amer Tank Oar Oorp—
100
99
.M&»
12
Oosgrove Meehau Coal 6»o 1954Orane Oo 6% notes 1940
F&A
1034
194'
General American Investors Lac—
10
M&8
1st *h
Certificates of deposit
54% now* 1931
Certificates of deposit
10
t
1014
98
105
7 4* coll notes stamped 36-J& J
OouhoI Textile 1st »b 1941--J&D
Oonsol Tobacco 4s 19 ">1
s
574
1064
1004
.
65
12
Corp—
1946
.
60
Corporation 8ecur'*le- I1"—
5% serial notes to 1935—M&S
80
Bayway Terminal—
1st m 6 4» 1946
Certificates of deposit
.
78
1st & ref
78
Gelsenkirchen Mining Oo—
-
Non-cum inc deb 6s '47-Bala
Kubh Co
...
/
...
934
38
Bank
Framerlcan lud & Dev Uorp—
Deb 74a 1942
_..J&J
Laundries—
Oonsuuioru
92
Mtge
1094
Oons«l Publishers, Inc—
75"
89
1194
Residential
Follansbee Bros 5s 1947
mm m m tm
Corp
of Canada 44s 1959
Consolidated
50
69
924
Film Corp dsh «• 19tg,feA&0
Fownes Bros & Co 8s 1936
97
1
854
—
1014
994
Investment
7
864
A&O
a
ser
Flour Mills of America inc—
t^onv g «4% not«= 1946.
84 4
Consolidated
F&a k
Corp—
Canada
484
8
11
20-year deh 64s 1948
.A&O
76
Farmers Mfg Oo 7s 1943
M&S / 35
Farmers Nat Mtge Inst 7s '63 \&U /
56
Federal Sugar Ref 6s 1933.-M&N fk
2
Federated Metals a r 7s '39..J&D
106
Fiat a f deb 7s 1946
J&J
Flak
Prlvat-BkiUerm'y)
via
1948
1094
5 4 % notes'37 (Am parictf )M&N
.-»»
Players
f 6s
1014
Commonwealth Subsidiary Oorp
D»»h v
4» 194®
\
Mt-S
CoKr
s
64% notos April 16 1936.A&0
Ootmol Mach Tool 7s 1942
J&D /
107"
Kats Corp—
6s with warranto 1938
Without warrants.
Ooinmen-und
644
/
.M&S Jfc 1004
First Bohemian—See Boh G1 Wks
65
Conley Tank Car eq 54* 1934-36
75
Baldwin
s
32
93
M&N
notes
f 6 4*
1935
J&J
Comm'l Invest Trust Corp—
Conv deb 5 4s 1949
-F&A
tr
Connor Lumb & Land 6s *41 M&N
57
Autocar Co. 1st 7a 1937—
54%
/
944
Coll
64
75
8 f 5s 1942
65
94
Atlas Plywood Corp—
Conv deb 5 4s 1943
Balaban &
J&J /
33
Lmaa—
-
Atlantic Steel 1st
mtge 6s 1941
Certificates of deposit.
1st
28""
Firestone Tire & Rub of Calif—
33
Cos
Coll tr g 5s Ian 1 10/59
J&-»
Atlanta Laundries 64s w w 1943. /
dtiaullc
f 6s 1943
74
J&J *f 29
1933
80
74
Arnold Print. Wks 6s 1941..AAO
72
Associated Oil 6% notes '35-M&8
H'34
Associated Rayon 5s 1950 ..J&D k
65
64%
26
Ij38
s
84
84
74
74
74
70
70
70
5
1st
J&D
Armstrong Cork deb 5s 1940-J&D
Associated
214
6s series A O 1952
Ool Fuel & Iron
84
Commercial Credit—
J&J
opt
674
564
6s series A B 1948
Colon Ull deb 6s
134
10
22
7
4
Finland
53
1953
90
sinking fund 6s 1961
M&S k
824
Firestone Cotton Mills 6a '48M&S
1004
Firestone Tire & Rub(Can)7s 1937
101
66
AA
series
5
oelaware—
Oo—Real
&
44s
15
J&J
68
11
/
-F&A
Colo Indus 1st 5s A & B 1934 F&A
Commander-Larabee Oorp—
1950
B
35
...J
1940- /
544
83
80
80
&
53
101
.
Steel 6s 1931 ctfs.-F&A/
Horn Coal 1st 6 4a 193 J-J&D/
7% notes 1931
_J&D/
1st
Q-F
Q-M
Q-J
Q-F
Q-M
Q-J
A
35
75
A
7s series
51
99
103
.
.
Eastern
Famous
86
Inc—
7s series O 1959
7s ser ee D 1956
73
oi
Bankers.
"
Amoskeag Mfg 6a 1948
J&J
Anglo-Chilean Cons Nitrate—
TVf, 7* 1046
.......M&N
Antilla Sugar Estates—
Income deb 6s 1951
...J&J
Co
..
..
Clinchfield Coal 5s July 1 1935..
1"8
34
54* 1943 ser
Small series B.
.A&o
1947. J&J
1940—J&J
J&J
1044
32
&
75
524
82 4
574
534
68
15
1943
Bit Coal 4s
_
Sink fund deb 5s 1942
a&«» jfc
Chile Copper Co deb 5s
Clearfield
F&A/
Donner .Steel 7s 1942
I&J
Dow Chemical 6% notes'40-F&A
Fairbanks Morse & Os—
Oo—
f 5 4e 1942...-
92
106
1044
1064
99
1034
88
J&J /
s
97
92
100
1034
83
J&J
Income 6% notes
Tool
Pneumatic
'40 op
10 _M&N
Tar & Chemical Oo—
Deb. f 6a 1949 «er A
J&J 2
6s series B 1949..
I&J
Dominion Textile 6* 1949-. M&S
924
European Mtge & Invest—
1st 174* 1950 ser A
M&N / 35
1st 174s 1966 ser B
F&A / 67
1st 1 7s 1967 ser O
M&S */M84
Everlastik, Inc 1st 7s 1937.M&N
58
Fabrics Finishing Oorp—
1st m conv • f 6s 1939
J&J */
5
884
1054
'40--A&O
A&O
1940
Chicago Stock Yards 5s 1961 A&O
84
....
M&N15
ref 5s
trust
Domln Coal 5s
OH & Refg Co—
1st & col tr 54a 1942...A&O
Ernesto Breda 7s 1954
F&A
63
87
Oh lids Co deh 6s
37
'39.J&J /
62
J&J
1942
4s
7
92
106
Dominion Oanners 1st 6s "40 A&O
Empire Lumber 6s 1945
1004
110
37 .M&N / 32
M&N / 32
♦/ 32
Deb gold 6s 1940 ctfs ...A&O
Amer Wire Fabrics i«i /■ '42M&8
1st 6s 1947
Ihlc
Deb
6s 1944
M&S
1948
50
105
49
M&N
1044
J&J /
5
1104 Empire
Chateaugay Ore & Iron—
Coll
105
85
110
Inc—
7s 1934.J&D
Couv col 5s 1947
104
80
1953-J&J k 1104
fund
sink
tr
1124
Prod Oorp—
f 64*
•
Ohlc Jet coll tr ref g 4s
Sinking fund deb 5s 1948--J&J
874
108
44% notes 1933
M&N
103
5% conv notes 1938
M&N
Amer Sales Book 6a 1939—A&O
100
Amer Seating conv 6s 1930—
J
57
Amer Service deb 0 4* 1934.. J&J /
5
6a ser A with warr 1944—J&J /
5
Amer Smelt & Kef 5s ltf*/—A AO
1044
diner Sugar Refg 6s 1937—J&J
1074
Am Tobacco deb 4fl 1951--F&A
994
M
Dehen
65
60
f 6s Oct 15 60 A&G15
s
Elk
ltf4i--M&N
As
ist
M&8
on) '35
coup
1st mtge sink fund 6s 1942.J&D
87
Eastern Oar Co Ltd 6s 1952.J&J
83
Eastern Cuba Sug 74s '37 M&8 */13
73
Chesapeake Corp—
85
Amer Kadlator deb 4 4* '47 M&N
American Rolling Mill—
Armour
atoel
Guar gold
H'64
Amer Writ Paper ■ f 7-6«
Central
Ohapin-Sacks.
83
1949
J&J
Am Mach & Fdy s. f 6s 1939-A&"
American Meter 6a 1946.-J&J
Paper—
—
Cedar Raplda M & P 5s
Coll
5Hb
Amer Type Furs Ueb a 6s
Deb gold 6s '0<io
1949
Certain-teed
International Carp—
Oanv
Internat
6«
.
984
6s extended to Feb 1940
Amer Chain 5-yr 6s 1938
M
1st
103
99
744
Reutenbank—
Driver Karris Oo^—
Canadian Nat Steamships—
38
324
724
45
101
x .vi
Donnacona Paper—
1st ti f 54* 1948 ser A
iVA
38
Without warrants
s
92~"
90
1st & gen m 6s 1941 ser A.A&O
Cons Rub 6s 1946-.A&0
10
11
424
I HunluloD
"7"
29
Oanad
8
7
404
Dodge Bros deb 6s 1940
Dodge Mfg 1st 7s 1942
Dold (Jac) Pack 1st 6a '42.M&N
103
5
iv»4e
r>«
Stamped (Mar '33
Deutsche
Farm Ln
1004
1034
103
F&A
Camaguey Sugar 7s ctfs 1942
Canada Biscuit 64* 1940—M&N
Canada Bread 6a 1941
F&A
Can Oemeui 1st 6 4* 1947-M&N
Hts V a»
11 n
bank ^Berlin)—
6% notes (Am part ctfsi
70
J&J
Y&x
104
1034
Deutacfie
By-products Uokc
102
American Beet Sugar Co—
rionv s f deb 6« 1036
Amer
53
58
40
..A&o
f 7s 1937
Deb 6s '43
1st
"Muver
37
M&N
104
Detroit Times serial 6s 1934.M&S
serial 6s 1935 to 1943... M&8
Aggregates Corp—
ser A with war_F&A
s
Amer
1st
54
60
45
Canada
Amalg Laundries 6Ha 1936.M&S /
4
Amalgamated Phos 6s 1936.F&A
1004
Amalgamated Sugar Go—
1st
52
57
**"■
Uurp—
M 64a 1945 ser A
California Packing Oorp—
Pack a f ob 1946 -.J&D
Sink fund deb g 54* 1937 A&O
Bardeleben OoaJ Oorp—
1st mfcim 6s 1963
..J&D
Certificates of deposit
f
Deep Rock Oil 7s 1937
M&S /
54
48
34
93
50
De
214
464
Calif Pet deb 54* I&38
Oonv ■ f deh 6» 1939
814
1024
Aluminum Ltd
98
534
204
Ask.
....
Uudahy
174
15
96
52
J&J
'6ft
Bid.
I
J&J ♦/ 34
Cuban Amer Sugar 8s 1936.M&S
90
Cuban Tobacco 5s 1944
44
J&D
96
16
A&O
Cons deb 5s 1940
31
lstsf 7s 1955
Aluminum Co debs 5a
1st 4s 1952
1st
31
954
6s
93
1014
944
954
bonds.
Bonda.
12
J&J
f extl 6s 1940
s
defaulted
Cuba Cane Products—
Deb 6s I960...
Butterick Pub 64s 1936—M&S
MfgOs—
1937... ——MAN
Deb gold
15-yr
Uons g 6s Jan 1955
Bush Term Rid** 1st
and
Ask.
Wain (Copenhagen,
&
Bush Term
71
J&J
WiriHoi M 1I|n6 4s '34 A&l
any i
Certificates of deposit....
Bridgeport Brass—
* ;
Couv deb 64a 1939
J&D
Brown Oo 1st 5 4* 1946
A&O
1st 54s I960 ser B._
M&8
Budd (E G) Mtg 6a 1938
F&A
durajelhter
654
Alberta Pacific Grain 6s, 1946
Algoma Steel 1st 6* 1962
A&O /
Allied Packers deb 6s 1939—J&J
1st M & coll tr 8s 1939
81
46
Oo 3 4*
Term
1947-Fa
Boston Wharf 1st 4s 1941
A&O
Bur
_
Deb 54* 1943 with warr.-A&O
Acadia Sugar 6s 1946
J&J
Acme Cement Corp 6s 1935.F&A
Acme Steel Goods 6a 1943-M&S
Adams Exp coll tr g 4s '48_aldirt
Bid.
income
month preceding the date of Issue.
sf 6s—
Borden Mills 1st
Abbotts Dairies deb 6s 1942.M&8
Abltibi Pow & Paper—
and
possible for the closing day of the
Ask
AND
■ISOELLANKOUS
interest" except where marked "f"
are as near as
n Nominal,
r Canadian price.
* Negotiability impaired by
NOTICE.—All bond prices are, "and interest" except where marked
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of
k 101M
1940------A&0
65-M&S
35-J&D
Globe-Wernicke 7s 1940----J&J
Gsbel(Ad'f)6M% w w 36-M&N
Godchaux Sugars 7 Ho 1941-J&D
Debentures 6s
Glen Alden Coal M s f4s
Glldden Co 6 M % notes
Good Hope St A
fc 101M
28
/
Ir Wks (Germ y >
62
60 M
104 M
84 M
104
84
& Rubber— u
coll tr 5s 1957- -®®&>
Gotham Silk Hos deb 6a 36 J AD
ttsuld Coupler 1st 1 0s 1940-F&J
Gsodyear Tire
98 M
91
♦
17
Otfs of dopoKits.
♦/ 35
*fk35
Ctfs of deposit
Great Lakes Paper Co Ltd—
1st s f 0s 1950 ser A
M&k
Lackawanna Steel
30
A)
56 K
Corp—
Am shs_. JA.i
97 H
M&S
M&S
6s 1935
6s 1936-.fis 1Q37-'38
100
Publications 6%s,34-M&N
1943-'44
6%s 1945-*47
6 Ms
98
M&N
M&N
M&N
M&N
----------M&N
6 Ms 1937—
J&D
Hoe (R) A Co 1st 6Ms A *34
Certificates of deposit— — —
7% notes 1934
A&O
Certificates of deposit
94
83
0sA7-M&N
(RM) Co 7s 38 F&
Holland-Amer Line
Hoitingshead
Holly Sugar 0s 1943
Hsod Rubber 7s 1930--—Osnv 6 M % g notes 1936 *
A&C
79
74
31
•/29
f 25
f
15
/
10
30
17
86"
74 H
73
k
_
85"
83
Hudson Coal 1st 5s
1940—MAN
Smelt 0s 1935
1962 A—JAD
81
6% notes
44
26 !
8M
16"
103M
&(
Disc A Exch Bank—
Hungarian
35-yr s f 7s 1903
/
50
68 M
67
91M
13M
13 M
13 M
14 M
f
13 M
14%
52 M
53
14%
14%
60
20
16%
17%
16%
82
Fam Lasky Corp—
20-vr.f g0s 1947—
.JAD
88
Paramount PuDlix Corp—
Sink fund 5Ms 1950
Certificates of deposit-.
F&A */ 50%
50%
51%
Parker-Young 1st 6 Ma
100
8 f
s
14
66
——
F&«
58
59
59
61
17"
28%
f '44 F&A /
Transportation Co—
deb 6s 1944
.AA«">
conv
J&D
31%
Deb 6s
1943 with wa* r
*41-J&D 15
-
§0%
102%
warr_A&(
Namm (A I) A
55
24%
24%
24%
61%
48%
CT<
UOURUilU
US
UO
44
6Ms 1937-
[stifman Oeot Stores Sec Corp—
L
Col tr 5 % % notes 1936- - -F&^
s
(eitb (B P; Corp tts 194rt .Mal
78
Celly Springfield Tire
)
6s '42.AAO
41
17
Potrero
95
6s
7s
43
JAJ
1942
Sugar
•fk27%
V51%
1947—MA
7%
/ 30
/ 100
/ 97
Price Bro« A Co Int. 0s '43 A. FA 4
Certificates of
95%
7s
deposijb.
_ ..
/This price includes
/
83
68
69
48 M
New Engl
21
/
/
1940
43
57
99%
96%
10-yr 5M % ■ f
10-yr s f 5M %
14
16"
Quaker City Cold Storage—
1st 6s s f 1951—
I
26
f
/
\f
accrued Interest,
t
Dock Oo-
k Last sale,
n Nominal,
98%
46
100
12
15
2
35
45"
Reliable Stores Corp 6s '37
62%
Reliance Mgt
49
Remington Arms 6s 1937—M&N
Remington Rand. Inc—
Deb 5M« 1947 with warr.MAN
102%
102%
Series
24
30
60"
lol"
97%
91%
Quaker City Tank Line—
101%
5 Ms 1934 to 1936.
Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corp—
Part paid ctfs (for 6 % deb ai 1
k
30
common stock) 65% paid
Debenture gold 6s 1941.-JA > */31
Railway Express Agency Inc—
4.00
Serial 6a *35-'38 (s-a)—MAS
48
102%
44
91
----
31
Laundry 6s 1936
50
N
b Basis.
Mtge 6s 1940
90
Pure Oil Co—
95
18
102%
Nat Union
91
rotestant Church of Uermai
60
88
k 100%
31
100
Porto Rlcan Amer Tobacco—
15
7
64.25%
36
101%
74
80
J&->
A&C k 91
RR.
Port Arthur Canal A Dock—See
60
Equip trust 6s Nov 1 IS
48
15"
11
108
Consol Collieries
fis 1957 op
Poor & Co 0s 1939
National Steel Corp—
35
30
.
107"
100
95%
1st gold
24
/
93"
89
a
Pittsburgh-Westmoreland Coal
lit a f g fis 1947 opt
MAN
105%
94%
5s 1956
National Steel Car Lines-
100
60%
f g 5Ms 1947-—.—JAD
Pitts Steel s f 6s 1948
F&A
Deb
Conv
J
100
48
MAP
1949
38
/
100
99%
99%
99%
99%
Sink fund deh fiM« 1930 _J&|.
99%
Equipment trust 5s, 1935
Pickering Lumber 0s A *40.-M&N ♦/ 12
/
7
Pierce Butler A Pierce 6Ms '42107%
Pillsbury Flour Mills 6b 1943 A&O
1 17
Pine Hill Collieries 1st 6s 1942
101
Pirelli Co of Italy con 7* '52M&N
99%
Pittsb Brewing 6s Feb 4 "49--JAJ
Pittsburgh Coal Co—
99
Sinking fund deb 0s 1949.F&A
Pittsburgh Screw A Bolt Corp—
102%
38
65
82
6s
Pocahontas
§1*
1948.-F&A
96
1952
94%
97%
90
/
/
32
Phillips Petroleum Co—
85
65
Sou—See Mfrs Tr Co.
/ 59
National Fire Proofing Co—
Deb s f 5Ms 1947
MAK
f 6s
s
deb
Conv
Munson steamship Line-
1937
M
Phlla A Read O A 1 fis 1973— JAJ
79%
104%
73
20
20%
90
Monnu Uoal—See Ohic lnd A L
Mining 0s 1947—..
Monsanto Chemical Works—
1st s f 5Ms 1942
MAN
Montecatlni
(Socleta
Gen
lnd
Minerarla. Italy >deh 7s '37 J&J
Morris A Co 1st s f 4%s '39. JAJ
Mtge-Bond Co 4s ser 2 '00. AAO
6a series 4 1933
—M&N
5%» series 16 1940
M&N
70%
f
/
J&J
Lines, Inc—
5M% notes 1934
A&O
5M% notes 1935
...A&O
1st
2
Monroe Coal
FAA
w
55
56
78%
23
w
Penn Greyhound
77
23
f 0s 1949
■
Certificates of deposit
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—
81%
75
23
52
103
Penn Dock A Warehouse Co.
90%
77
101
1939
A&O
Penn Mary Steel—See Beth Steei
Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement Oori
1st m s f 0s 1941 ser A.M&S1'
91
53
98"
50%
Penn Mary Coal 5s
L'hold
/
7% gold notes 1935
A&O /
Minnesota A Ontario Paper Co—
1st 6s series A 1945
A&O
1st 0s series B 1948
J&J
1st 6s series O 1950—
M&N
fi-yr0% notes 1931
-M&S
Secured 6s
•
100
96
(Consol Co)—
f 5s 1953 ser A
M&*
48%
i
ft? 11 CO
eurnal of Commerce
Larstadt (Rudolph) Inc—
* /
1st 6s 1943 with Am shs.MAl1
/
Certificates of deposit
52
84
Park A Tilford s f 6s 1930—J&D
McCampbell A Co—
6M% notes 1937
McCord Rad & Mrg—
Certificates of deposit..
60
106%
....
52%
50%
Certificates of deposit--
1st
92
81
15
«/50%
/ 49
72
81
83
83 M
44%
44%
Paramount
J/40
I
.J&D16 */43%
f
43%
70
Nat Dairy Prod 6Ms
)
..
deposit—
2-yr 0% notes Mar 15 '34 M&816 /
20
103
88
■•ttta-Fraschini 7o 1942—
1940
90%
Peabody Coal Co
^
•
f 0h
Paterson Parch Pap 6s 1938 J&D
Path Ex deb 7s '37 with war Man
Deb 6Ms 1937 with
Murphy (G O) Co—
80M
79M
k
s
Certificates of
•
Panhandle Dorp—
55
98
)
1st conv
23%
53
101
56 M
k
Co of Amur—
Deb g 5s 1947 with warr.
Without warrants
92
100M
)
n vestment
63
91
A..HSW
JLVUU
76%
76%
75 K
40
90%
S f deb 0 Ms 1943 with warM&N
Palmer Corp of La 1st 0s 1948J AD k 100
Pan Arner Petrol Co (of Calif)—
58
JAD
mtge s f 6s 1947
69 M
73%
100
Pacific Western Oil Co—
107
Marion Steam Shovel—
M&f
Miller A Hart Inc deb 6a *43.JAJ
1
/
/
[nternat Power A Paper—
let M fis 1968
*A
[nternat Salt g 5s 1951 qp__A&i
International Securities Corp—
Deb g 5s 1947
JA[
6s series O June 1 1943
interstate Iron A Steel On—
18
122
59""
47
35
95
'40 J&J
Exp—See RR, So P Co
Pac Fruit
Mldvale Steel A Ordnance—
91
58%
45
Pac Coast Steel Corp 5s to
18
Parmelee
98
73 M
63
J&D
Pacific Coast Co 5s 1946
72%
98%
16%
75M
UB
99%
Miller A Lux Inc lBt M. os'4o AAO
deposit
internal Mercantile Marine—
1st M coll trust 6s 1941—A(
international Paper—
!§""
a
Conv s f fis 1930
Certificates of
99%
65
65
97 M
—
40"
80
15
12*"
73%
70%
60
MAN
J&U fk 34
5M« 1958
Extl deb
Oswego Falls Corp 0s 1941. JAJ k
Otis Steel 1st 6s 1941 ser A.M&S
Pac Coast Cement 6s A 1942. JAD
93
[nternat
IUVKU
84
MAS 16
Exti deb 0s 1953
Osgood Co deb g 6s 1938
90
75
10
72
Oriental De vel Co Ltd—
55
98
international Cement—
Conv deb 5s 1948
K
international Match Corp—
Deb s f 6s 1947
...N
52"
1939 with w J&J
Oregon-Am Lumber 6s 1942AAO /
86%
127%
77%
48
w*
96
8 f 0M % notes
98%
7s 1934
M&S /
Mercoants Refrig 6s 1937
Metropolitan Chain Properties—
1st conv. s f 08 1948
M&N
Metropolitan Wat 8ew A DrainBoard s f 5M« I960
AAO
Miag Mill Mach'y 1st 7s 1950-.
Middle States Petrol 6 Ma 1945..
65
J&D
5%s 1942
21
Oneida Community Ltd—
Mengel Co Is
47 M
70
32
7
18
87%
54%
17%
Old Ben Coal 1st 6s 1944—-FAA
69
106%
Agricultural Corp—
1st A coli tr s f gold 5sJ
stamped en to 1942 —A
Okonite Co
94%
69
105M
f
JAJ /
perpetual stock
56"
81
103""
f
6s
O'Gara Coal 5s '55 op aft*08 MAS /
Ohio Fin deb 6%a ww 1944-MAN
20-yr conv deb 6Ms 1950.M&N
Mead (The )Oorp—
1st M 09 1945 with warr.-MAN
50
6s 1952.
inland Steel 1st 4Mb 1978
1st m s f 4M» 1981 ser B
[nterlake Iron Corp—
81%
McKesson A Bobbins Inc—
::m
101
Lnd Limestone <nc
mmmm
78%
Nova Scotia S & G fig 1959—JA*
Proof of claim filed by owner..
42 M ■£•••:
90
102%
71
103%
f
-----JA.
99
53
16%
53%
93%
52
Liu*
Norwegian Hy-Elec Nitrog Corp
Ref & Imp fi%s '57 ser A MAN
&
91
88
notes 1936—A&<
Mfrs Tr Co ctfs of partic In
McCrory Stores 5 Ms
Hungarian-Italian Bank Ltd—
Sinking fund 7 Ms 1963—AA(
Hygrade Food Products Corp.
not
97%
39
Eq tr 5s 1934 1939 (a-a) M&N
North'n Elec Uo Ltd fis '39-J&D
66
97%
Refrigerator
Western
A&<
Massey-Harris Co 5s 1947--AAO
90
1937—
57
MAN
Ctfs of deposit
14
100%
*/ 15
*/ 10
modified
Namm A Son 6s 1943
"46"
99
f
/
Humble Oil & K 5s
83 M
1st
FAA
1934
Ctfs stamped
k 108
(J L) Co—
Hudson
55%
47%
Nortn
Manhattan Refrig 5%s 1941 J&J
Mauafield Min&Bmelt 7s *41 (*w) /
/
Without warrants
Col tr 6%
Co of Texas—
10-yr sec s f 5%s
Hudson Bay Mln A
36
Manufacturers" Finance Co—
88
Houston Oil
13%
StpdOct 1931 coupon..-. */ 16
/ 10
Certificates of deDoslt.
13"
82
k
90
31%
36%
Deh 0Mf»
Magnolia Petrol—
Stamped modified coup on
90
JAD
Equip 5s 1934-1943 is-a)
Nitrate Co—
101%
Deb 4Ms Feb 1 1935
F&A
Manati Sugar 1st
'42..A&U */16
15
Certificates of deposit
—.
15
64
Eq tr fis *35-'45 lo-a>—MAN16
North Arner Cement Corp—
109
aO-w s f 0s 1947
Gold bonds fis 1951
25
59
56%
Oar—
North German Lloyd—
Lukens Steel 5s extend 1955 M&N
f
lly°
78
s
Arner
80
84
83
Hersney Creamery
With warrants
North
-
88
103
85
f 0S 1940
B
4 With W»rr *40 MAP
Nor Arner Refract 6Ms 1944. J&J /
112
—.FAA
Little (A E) Co 7s 1942
AAO / 20
98%
Loew s Inc deb 6s 1941
A&o
Logan County Coal 7« 1942.MAN / 21
/
14
Long Bell Lumb 6s sjt A *42.J&J
14
6s series B 1943
A&O /
f
14 ,
68 series O 1946
—F&A f
120%
84" Lorillard (P) Co g 7s 1944..A&O
106%
5G. 1951
..F&A
84
M
1st
23
Con 4s 1935-50
J&D
Leipzig Trade Fair 7s 1953 -M&N / 50
LI boy McNeil A Llbby—
85
1st M s f fis 1942
AAO
126
Liggett A Myers g 7fl 1944.-AAC
99M
90
M&S
6%s 1935
6%s 1936
6%s 1937-'38
17 M
98 M
'
99%
JAJ
78
Lehigh Ooai A Nav fund 4s '48 JAJ
Cons s f g 4Ms 1954..
-.JAJ
Cons s f 4Ms 1954 ser O—JAJ
Lehigh Valley Coal—
1st A ref fis 1944
F&A
1st Aref 5s 1954
F&A
A ref 5s 1904
F&A
1st A ref fis 1974...
FA'
Sec 6% gold notes 1938
J&J
Lehigh & Wilkes-Barre Coal—
100
39
15M
/
Hearst Magazines—
Hearst
59 M
95"
88
5-year 5% notes 1930
AAO
Hawley Pulp A Paper Co—
1st 0s s f 1946
-.—-J&J f
8s 1938—
79
69
with war for
Hartford Times 0s 1943-- - FAA
Hawaiian Pineapple Co Ltd—
Haytian Corp income
88%
95
88
13
20
warr.M&N
1st conv 6s 1954 with war.. JAJ
Lawrence Portland Cement CoDeb g 5 Ms 1942
AA<
100 %
Co deb 0s 34-FA/1
Hsnsa Steamship Lines
10-yr 0s 1939 with warr.-AAC
08
Lautaro
75
New York Trap Rock
Lake Superior Corporation—
1st A coll tr gold fis 1944
JAF /
Lane Bryant Ino—
8 fdeb 6s 1940 with
83
N Y Shlpbldg 1st
103%
100%
106%
5s 1950—MAt
83
73
5s Nov 1 '46—
Corp—
...JAr
f 7s 1936—-JAD
107
v is%
72
43
93
80
MAN
Extended at 6% to 1943
99%
Debenture
85M
105%
96
1st 0s ext 6M% 1942
N Y L E A WD A I 1st 01
96
NYLE&WO& RR—
103
100
84 M
20
65"
63
99%
92%
'46.-JA.
N Y A N J Ferry—fis
66
106%
;i
_
Kreuger A Toll class A ctfs of
dep for secured 5s 1959--MAS
Kroehler Mfg deb 5 Ms to *38 J&J
m
N ¥ A Hob Fy fis May '40--JAD
Hoboken Ferry fis 1940--MAN
98
100
&
99
40
f
Greyhound Corp 6% notes 1938-.
/ 24
Grigsby-Grunow conv 6s 36 M&S
18
Grocery St's Prod deb 5s 44-M&S
k 105 M
Gulf Oil of Pa deb 6s 1937---J&D
105M
Sinking fund deb 5s 1947—FAA
Gulf States Paper Corp—
85
1st s f 0%s 1943 with war JAE
88
Gulf States Steel deb 5%s 42 J&r
HaU (F W) Printing Co—
78
lit m A col tr 6 Ms 47 tut Mftk
105
s eq 1934-J&D
Hamb-Am Line 6
85
5 to 1940.J&D
Eq trust 6%s 1
Harpen Mining
Jal
JAJ
Kresge Foundation 6s 1930- JAI
tresge (S S) 1st 5s 1945
JAI
97%
98%
■
99%
85*
94
A ooll tr 0%s 1930—JAD
A coll tr 0%s 1937—JAD
N Y A Foreign Investing CorpDeb 5%s 1948 with warr_J&D
102%
f fis 1947
0 f dob 5Ms 1950
ueb
m
1st
55
m
1st
A coll tr 6%s 1934—JAD
A coll tr 0Ms 1935--JAD
m
1st
Wire 8s 1941 A&O
tlmberly-Clark Corp—
1st mtge 5s 1943 ser A
JAJ
Kinney (GR) Co 7Ms 1936-JAE
Kirby Lumber 0s 1938
JAJ1'
Keholyt Corp 0Ms 1943
MA8 /
toppers Gas A Coke Co—
99 %
95
15
1st mtge
1st
66
xsystone St A
79M
k 102 M
k
8 f g 7s Oct 15 1945—A&Olf
Goodrich (B F) 1st 0M" 1»47-J&J
Deb g 6s 1945-----J&D
Htoiit
N Y Evening Journal—
93%
93
5Ms with warrants 1948. .MAS
Kentucky Rock Asphalt—
6 f 6 Ms 1930
JAD
Keokee Cons Coke 5s 1959—JAJ
■
70M
k
Ask
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Kendall Co deb A—
Safety Razor—
GiUette
"f" and Income and defaulted bonds.
the month preceding the date of issue.
Bid.
Bonds.
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
V
BONDS
INDUSTRIAL & MISCELLANEOUS
88
r Canadian price,
fis
s Sale price.
'89-'49 (s-a)—.MA"
Corpfis 1964
A&O
FA A
—-
35"
4.25
80
76
102 M
88
103
89
M
* Negotiability impaired by maturity.
June, 1934 ]
INDUSTRIAL
&
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
89
NOTICE.—All bond prices are "and interest" except where marked "f" and income and defaulted bonds.
Quotations.for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Bonda.
Bid.
Rspub Gas Oo (formerly Saxet Oe)
1st lien coll As 1946
JADlft
Certificates of deposit
/* 3434
99
Republic Iron & St'l 6s 1940 AAO
Kef 4 gen 6 His *63 ser A
JAJ
8034
Republic Motor Truck Oe, Inc—
43
Deb 6Ks 1937 with war _JAJ
Restigauche Co Ltd 6s 1948
/ 74
Revere Copper A Brass—
9934
1st inc 6s July *4S ser A
Reynolds Invest 6s 1948
48
AAO
Rheineibe Union 7s 1946
4434
JAJ
Rhlne-Maln-Danu be 7s l»/inM4<54
Richardson A Boyn 6His *37-JAD /
—
Bonds.
Bid.
Stanley Crandall 6s 1946—.FAA
9tanly-Rowl-Clark 6s 1946..FAA
59
44
48""
3634
3634
Van Slyke A Horton 7s 1938
Vertlentes Sugar 1st 7s 1942.JAD
Certificates of deposit...
90~"
Victor Fuel 1st s f g 5s 1953--JAJ
Va Iron Coal A Coke 5a '49.MAS
75
WalwortM Oo 1st 6s 1945—AAO
4734
Ask.
Rarrett invest sec 5s
9934
88
1947...JAD
38
itinnes (Hugo) Corp—
Gen 7s '36 (without war).AAO fk 5134
7534
Stamped
9934
45
5534
5
-
„
1st 6s June 30 1943
100
JAD30
Roch A Pitts O A I 6s '48..MAN
Rocky Mtn Fuel 6s 1943
Roman Catholic Church 0Hs 1946
Rom Oath Church Welfare 7s 1946
Rowntree Ltd 6s
Royal Dutch Co—
Deb 4s 1945 with warr
Rueping (F) Leather 6s
„
75
'
62~34
45
1937
10034
AAO
13234
1935
57
Debenture 6s 1936-1938—-A&0
57
Ruhr Chemical 6s 1948
AAO
Ruhr Housing 6Hs 1958
JAJ
Ryerson (Joseph T) A Sons—
Sink fund deb 6s 194a
/*3934
33
St. Clair Furnace 1st 5s '39-FAA
at. Joseph Lead Oo—
Oonv deb 534s 1941
MAN
100
109
78
Taylor-Wharton 1 A S tts '42M&8
1st A ref 734s 1946 Ser A„ JAJ
3934
Temple Anth Coal 0 34s '44-M AS */ 7
110
1st M
s
JAD /
f 6s 1947-
7
9
75
80
Texas
50
101
60
A
ref 634 s
1951
MAN
JAJ
4934
6^
Stamped
I
Scripps (K W) deb 534* 1943 FAA *
36
40
36
Tobacco
Deb
■
Shell
f 5s 1947
50
Oonv deb
57
T
6s May 1
9934
9834
9834
69
100
9834
9834
MAN
9934
100
4834
Pipe Line 7s 1935
.—AAO
1940-— MAS
f 534s 1953 A
5934
62
96
1043
9434
97
82
Packing Corporation
1st 6s 1937
MAN
1st 8 f 6s 1947
Southern United Ice Co—
6s 1947
JAD
72
AAO
18
18
634" 1938
AAO
Southland Ice 6a ser A 1942—JAJ
Dairy Products—
634« w w 1938
MAN
Spruce Falls Power A Pap, Ltd—
74
23
Southwest
*
/
Wlckw Spencer Steel 7s '86— JAJ
Certificates of deposit—...... /
Wlckwire Spencer Steel Oo—
23
8
Pr lien A coll 7s Jan 1935-MAN
Certificates of deposit—. —
4934
10534
134
f
8
MAS */ 32
534" *39.
8534
Willys-Overland 1st 6)4s *33 MAS *f 50
Sec conv 734s 1932
WIeboldt (W. A.) A Oo.
Wilson A Co 1st 6s 1941
AAO
Wise (Wm H) A Oo 6s 1938- - JAD
105
/
20
12
99
1st lien 6 % notes 1937
Youngs* 8h A Tube—
1st m ■ f 5s 1978 ser A
1st m 5s 1970 ser B
49
79
11234
10634
84 34
5834
5834
Gutted industrial 1st 6s 1945.JAD
MAN
MAS
I
/
UaltedSteamsUlp 6s 1937..MAN
United Steel Works (Germany)—
8 F 6H« 1951 wfth warr-J^rD
81"
„
/
FAA /
28
46
JAJ
AAO
82
82 h
105
113
EXCHANGE
21
90
Esch-Dudelange
•
No. La*t Salt
9
9
95
12
42
4234
Detroit Stock Ex—
Ft Worth Gr A Cot
Hartford Stk Exch.
60
62
Kan City (Bd of Tr)
35
43
Los Ang Stock Exch
Los Angeles Curb Ex
46
Louisville Stk Exch
JAJ
8534
serial notes 1935
MAS k 100
serial notes 1930—-MAS
97
serial notes 1937
MAS k 94
serla notes 193S—MAS k
9334
serial notes 1939
MAS k 91
serial notes 1040...MAS k
93
3-year 6% notes 1936
J&D
10134
U S TrucklngOorp 5
77
34s *43-. J&D
United WaU Paper Fac 6s 1947
65
Pipe & Rati 6s '36.J&D
11X
8534
10634
Certificates of deposit-.
Valvollne Oil 7s 1937
10334
104
Vanadium
MAN
mm
10134
—
3034
k Last sale,
n
Nominal,
r
100
2,500
1500
tl.125
3,500
3.500
4,500
213
67
78
29
195
"150
1,500
Mlnn-St P Stk Ex.
i/80
0O~,OOO
New Orl Cotton Ex
500
70
206
3.500
Exch.
lift
Plttsb Stock
Seattle Stock Exch I
16
Seattle Curb A M
-
Washington Stk Ex
| Wheeling Stock Ex
Winnipeg Gr Exch.
s
Sale price,
u
2.500
l'.Soo
"250
45,555
9.100
94
j
Toronto Stock Exch
Canadian price,
1,650
1,000
300
75
100
16
1,500
435
49
San Fran Stk Ex—
2.850
44
Salt Lake Stock Ex.
San Fran Curb Ex.
,78 34
14
4,000
500
x90
65
20
9t Louis Exchange.
m
6",500
2.500
1,250
523
21
New Orl Stock Ex.
79
7734
*/ 10
6,500
3,500
5,000
PhUa Stock Exch—
mmtmm.
6,000
800
Montreal Stock Ex.
9734
Corp. of Amer.—
Oonv deb 5s 1941
AAO
Van Camp Pack.—6s 1948-AAO
Milw Grain A Stk.
Minn Oh of Comm.
74
Valapar Oorp.conv.deb0s'4OFAA */ 13
*/ 13
101
800
7", 500
Cincinnati Stk Ex..
Cleveland Stk Exch
42
16.000
5,500
22.500
Chicago Bd of Tr_. 1,549
Chicago Stock Exch u47U
50
41
Columbus Stk A B_
12
Denver Stock Exch.
16
100
120
106
28
Baltimore Stk Exch
Boston Stock Exch.
Buffalo Stk Exch-.
11434
USA British Internet Ltd—
Deb g 5s 1948
Man
U S Finishing 5s 1939
J&J /
U 8 Radiator deb 6s 1938—FAA
634%
634%
634%
634%
634%
634%
1,800
19,500
450
344
550
77
139
35
12
J&J
JAD
$96,000
N Y Produce Exch. 1,577
5934
5934
f 7t '51-AAO
10034
'
SEATS.
N Y Stock Exch—1,375
90
4134
4134
4134
634s series O 1951
634s 1947 with warrants
Universal
113
40
13
465
There
46,400
are
300
§1.000
7,000
7,000
470 memberships—of
seats, 27 held by the Exchange, leaving 390 active memberships outstanding, t Sale July 5 1932. £ Prices of Wheeling
No open market. Original price $250, now $1,000. If Book value. Membership of Ft. Worth Grain ex
berships are fixed.
limited to 90.
Exchange buys certificates
Negotiability impaired by maturity.
56 34
6134
5034
_
MAN
Whittal (M J) Assoc Ltd 5s 1937-
N Y Oof A Bug ExN Y Curb Exch
/This price includes accrued interest,
Exchange is
70 members.
8234
94
FAA
1942 Ser A
Universal Winding Oo 7s *37-JAJ
1st m 534 s 1934-43 (s-a)— AAO
Staley (A E) Mfg 1st 6s '42.MAS
u,
90
10234
7734
—
„
aa li
Without warrants
Deb ■ f 0s 1940
85
83
it
10
98
Wood (Alan) Ir A St 0s 1944.A&0
Woodward Iron 6s 1952
-JAJ
1st A ref 6s 1947 Ser A
77
J
93
Arefsf4348'53serB-A&o
N Y Cotton Exch—
81
? Basis.
Su6
1st
Whltaker Paper 7s 1942
MAN
White Sew M 6s '36 with w_. JAJ
0 8 Rubber—
77
rw»
10334
MAS
1937
Wheeling Steel Corp—
1st A ref sf 534a 1948 ser A. JAJ
United Steel Wks of Burbacb
yr
Cotton
534s
107
104
8 yr 1st 6s 1939
MAN
Southern Advance Bag A Paper—
Stand Oil (N J)deb 5s Nov 15 1946
Stand Oil N Y deb 434s'51 JAD15
Btand Textile Prod 634s '42 MAS
45
_
United biscuit of Am 6s '42- MAN
Onlted Drug5s 1953
MA815
56
10334
10434
9434
JAD
„
Western Newspaper Union—
Oonv deb 6s 1944FAA k
Westvaco Chlorine Products
10234
76
Smith (L C) Typewr 6s '39.MAN
534
25
67
50
96
10434
7s ctfs of dep 1937
54
Skelly Oil deb 634s 1939—MAS
Smith (Howard) Paper Mills Ltd
s
FAA k
634% ctfs of dep 1937
6934
1st 1 coll 7s ser A 1937-MAS15
1st lien coll 634s '38 ser B_ JAD
1st
_
.
99
10634
United Porto Rlcan Sugar Os
83
Simmons Oo 5s Nov. 1 1944MAN
Sinclair Cons Oil Corp—
m
MAS
M&S
Deb 6s w w 1948
J&D
Webster O&O 1st g 5s "42 en MAR
West Indies Sugar 6s 1947..A&O
W Va Coal A Co 1st 08 1950--JAJ
Western Elec deb 5s 1944-.-AAO
Deb 5s 1945
.—JAD
10234
Union Rock 1st 6s s f 1947—MAS /
18
Un TkOar eq434s 1935-36—AAO
101
Union Term Coal Stor 6a '39-FAA
85
179
da
SlemansAHalske 10-yr7s'35__JAJ
Deb g s f 034s'51with warMAS
SIleslan-Am Corp 7s 1941.-FAA
Snider
10
&
60
Witherbee Sherman Inc 6s 1944— /
JAJ
Deb 634s 1941
JAJ
Shreveport-El Dorado—
o
10
Warren Bros Oo—
Oonv 8 f deb 6s 1941-.—MAS
98
MAN
Union Drawn Steel deb 6s '50 JAJ
Union Gulf Corp—
Oolltrsf 5s 1950
108
(Jnlon OH Oo of California—
65
f 5s 1949 with warr.AAO
Shults Bread 1st
ex-warr
fTlen A Oo deb 6s 1944
25
42
9534
f fls 1940.MAN
s
10-yr deb 7s 1935
Pipe Line Corp—
f 6s 1947
s
60
....
47
1943—MAN15
034s
Trumbull Steel
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Co—,
1st
10434
80
105""
Prod
Oonv deb 5s 1979—....MAS /
Coal Oo—
25"
MAN
Deb sf 6s 1952
45
Truax-Traer
58
57
5
77
5934
534% notes 1937
Wayne Coal Oo 6s 1937
Wayne Pump Co—
68
034 s 2022—MAN
Traylor Engine & Mfg 8s 1936..
Trl-Utilities Corp—
8634
AAO
Security Mtge 6s Sept 1 '45 ser E
6% bonds Apr 1 1946 ser F_
Seneca Copper 7s 1933
JAJ
Servel Corp (new) 5s 1948—JAJ
Bharen Steel Hocp—
1st ■ f 634s 1948 ser A
FAA
Bheffleld Steel 534■ 1948—MAS
Shell Union Oil Corp—
s
86
Ticonderoga Pulp A Paper 6s '40
Tietz (Leonard) 734s x'w '46 J&J
63
40
Deb
4334
25
10234
-
9934
6134
4834
1946
JAJ
Stamped (July 1933 coup on)
Guar s f «>4s 1946 ser B. AAO
Scullin Steol 1st 6s 1941
..MAR
1st s f 634s '36-.J&J
Corp deb 5s 1944
AAO
Oonv deb 0s 1944 ser B
Tenn Prod
JAJ
Saxon Pob Was (Germany)—
HI extl s f 7s 1945
FAA
Gen
48
10834
Thermold Oo 6% notes 1934.FAA
6s stamped 1937-.
81 Louis Refrlg A Cold Storage—
St L Rky Mt A P 6s *55 stpd.JAJ
St. Paul Un Stk Yards 6s '46 AAO
St. Regis Pap 0Hs 1934—JAD
6% notes 1937
Bchulco Oo 034 s
Tenn Coal I A RR 5s 1951—JAJ
Term Coper A Chemical—
102""
Warner-Qulnlan Oo—
Oonv dieb 6e 1939
—MA8
Warner Sugar Ref 7s 1941—JAD
Warner Sugar Corp 1st 7s *39 JAJ
Stpd (July 1930 coup on) 1939.
9134
-
Bt Leuis Gas A Coke Corp—
6s 1942
9034
634s 1943Studebaker Corp 6s 1942
Certificates or deposit
37
J AD 15
Ward Baking 6s 1937
fk 45
.....
44
MAN
3334
J&D ♦/ 43
4134
Stuts Motor Oar 73}» 1937. AAO / 24
Sugar Estates of Orlente—
1st 7s 1942 ctfs of dep
MAS f
3
40
Sugar Pine Lumber Co—
1st M serial 6s 1932-1942.MAS
40
47"
Sun OU deb s f 534« 1939—.MAR k 10434
8un Pipe Line 5s 1940
AAO
10434
58
Superior Steel Corp 6s 1938.JAD
133
Susquehanna Silk Mills—
S f deb 5s 1938
——JAD /
20
Swift A Oo 1st s f g 5s *44
106
JAJ
69"
10-yr 5% notes 1940
MAS k 104
Swiss Oil Oorp"6s 1935
100
JAD
Tait Pap A Col Ind 6s '34.
93
MAN
101
„
Stamped
Straw bridge A Clothier—
1st s f 5s 1948
MAS
Druthers Wells Titusville—
634
Warner Bros Plct 6s 1939...MAS
Warner Oo 1st 6s 1944-...-AAO
-
M AN
_
fk 48
A$k
2434
Deb 034s'35 ser A with war AAO
Without warrants..
Itinnes (Hugo) IndustriesDeb 7s '46 (without war.) A AO fk 4434
50
Richfield OH of California
Col tr 6o 1944 ser A
MAN */ 3234
Otfs of deposit
/ 3234
Rlma Steel Corp 1st s f 7s '65 FAA f
5434
Rlordon Pulp & Paper Ltd—
107
87
Bid.
Bonds.
4tern Brothers 6s s f
_
_
1950—AAO
Heel Co of Can 6s 1940.....JAJ
iteel A Tabes deb 6s 1943—MAR
Ask
in order at $450 when funds
are
available,
x
90 Seats, 67 outstanding,
y
"
80 Seats,
'
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing
Par.
Stocks.
Stocks.
Ask.
Bid.
American
Mfg
—
50
10U
170
14
58
...lOO
Amoskeag Mfg
Preferred
Preferred
Class B_
Calhoun
L,moc Textile Hoi.
25
9
31
28
8% preferred
45
10
65
C
Fine
Spinning
Oo.-(t)
% cum pref--100
Hlgel-Sanf Garp't-
Berkshlrs
ino.
u
Uoluuibua
26 K
83
27
Converse
100
M U (N
6
35
lUv
Preferred
5
32
15
lij
Preferred
45
Preferred
23
Pen mans. Ltd
Drayton Mills
101
55"
25
57)4
20)4
23"*
Enterprise Mfg (Ga)
Erwin Cotton 6% pf
2)4
6
m mm mm
com
9
Draper Corp
100
Dwlgbl Mfg (Mass)
Parr Alpaca (Mass)
IK
1
eanold M (N B)
Preferred
...
Notes
B-
HatQaway Mfg(NB
m
Preferred
fill burn
M
70
60
i
adLabawu
17 K
17)4
Hanes (F H) Knit.5
7 % preferred
Henrietta 7% pref..
100
10(1
4)4
92
Imperial Yarn
Narragansett Mills
(F ft)
loo
NashawenaM
t
1
1
5
I
001
38""
13
3K
14
Co
25)4
79
30
81
Pilgrim Mills
50
53
72
25
73
15
12
17)4
Plymouth Cordage..
(Pruv >_l
(NB) J
Pewdrell A Alex.__t
100
Notes
65
Quissett Mills iJMB) i
Preferred..
.100
Rich Borden Mfg
do (P
80
B)
_100
m
15
95
mmmm
uk;
13
39
42
33
35
Sbawiuut v;ot Mills
60
27 )4
30
Stevens Mfg (F B).
Preferred
55
43
Cotton
Serial notes...
85
80
Mills Mills pref
i
Mollohon Mfg pref..
65
87
75
Monarch OM(8C]l
66
71
lo«
20
92
12
16
18
25
95
75
85
Nat Yarn Mills
34
Newberry O M (SUB
65
r'lcaeusCot .viniBPiedmont Mfg (8 C)
vi
fg (SO)
85"
32
U)
7% preferred-.100
Perfection Spinning.
F w
42"
80
7% preferred
-«
75"
35
Norrls Cot Mills
Orr (Jot M (SO).100
37
65
46
71
51
80
90
103
110
20
23
76
bajkou
MUlo
.
-_AUU
100
Mfg
7% preferred
Sibley Mf« 'Gai
Preferred
8
58
American Yarn&Proc
24
85
40
48
20
25"
30
Anderson O M (SO) J
Arcade Cotton
Mills
Milh
92"
35
40
6
100
Arlrwrlirht
25
Mills...
Avondale Mills
12
5
15
Preferred
5
28
120
Beaumont Mfg
7% preferred
33
§5"
In
liquidation,
(t
Preferred
Southern Worsted pf
Union
.10
.100
100
J Par value $100.
\
n
98
98
97 X
-
Juneau
.
18c
Aloe
Aoier
14
15)4
Newark.
American
2.50
10 X
Firemen's
.5
6K
1
6
$6 preferred---.25
AuacninlaUupMIn 50
Andes Homier M.(t)
Ariz Comstock
39
27)4
28)4
Gold
Pan Amer Life
-.
_U
25
Carnegie Metals...
Oerro de Pasco
A
Continental
Corao
2.50
Fidelity-Phenlx 2.50
Globe A Rutgers..25
6
Oils!
Mexicans..50c
1)4
Dome Mines Ltd.(t)
38 H
90c
Eagle Bird Mine..
Eagle PIch Lead..20
Empress Gold Min..
Evans Wall Leau (t)
5
Assu
31
Federal M A «"»>
.5
North
River
Pacific Fire
12 X
25
...25
Ins
.5
Stuyvesant
25
United
10
States..
Westchester...
r Canadian price,
X
Falcon Lead
90
Libert*__
Northern
5
7% preferred.. 100
1
in
100
New York
Rossla
%
".-
50
Preferred
48
128
50c
5
iressoiiOouGMAM t
5
Merchants Firti
44
Copper
Cons Min A Smelt 25
_lu
dnmmon
50
50
25
Mines
10
100
60
Copper
Oonsol
5
42
Vs
4)4
IK
34
Chief Oonsol Mln..
City of New York 100
National
X
Central Am Mines..
ft)
Ship. .25
Ctille
3
Nominal,
1)4
Zlnc-be*.
Amer Alliance ...10
Amer Equltcom.
£>
95
40
20
40)4
2
Z Co
Co.
Knickerbocker
Lincoln
10
65c
30.50
Copper Mln Oo_Oalif Copper Co.. 10
10
Home Fire Securs.lO
70
62c
29.40
Bw&na M'Kubwa—
82
8
50c
Bumter Bill
ASullivai.MAO 10
Home.
64
w4
50c
Dredg
r
Butte Cop A
Butt* V <uo
New Orleans.
6
Hawk Mines.
ing. Ltd
ft)
133*
40c
30c
Bagdad Copper
Black
Ins
n
A
uead
^melting
Bulolo
New Haven.
20c
19)4
1.45
Gold
—10
Altar Cons Mines
Minneapolis.
Nor'west F A M._.
Hanover
Buffalo Mill*
Common...
98)4
98)4
Mining--
20
Serial notes
Sterling Spinning—
Stowe Spinning
ANCE 8GRIP.
Atlantic Mutual—
Alaska
15
Spencer Corporation
1st pref
k Last sale.
88
98
Spartan Mills (8H)
National
Gold Mimng
American
Hamilton
Franklin—
Southern
2d pref
*
25
Great
Serial notes
Process com
90
7% preferred
Arcadia
63
W National
Wisconsin Nat Life-
78
& Print Wks com
Southern Mills.
100
..60
20
Union—5
Admiralty Alaska
Old Line Life
Bankers
80
95
-
Fireman's
Amer Reserve
70
92
MINING STOCKS
Milwaukee.
Security
7K
Washington.
American
Oalutnpt %■ Haoia
10
5
Springfield,Mass
Callahan
Bleachery
Poutneru
32
440
Firemen's
New York.
Smyre (A M)
Abbeville C M (SO)
Acme Spinning
tmmmm
430
100
28
45
7 )4 %
Preferred
Winnsb'o Mills pf 100
Yerk Mfg (Me)_10f
14
84
preferred
2d preferred
-10
Louisville FireA Mar
N
70
12
Marion Mfg N O
Marlboro Mills
1st pref
Rosemary 7 )4 % pref
Rowan Cotton Mills
Westfleld Mfg com..
Preferred
100
Whitman M (NB).i
90
65
30
Mfg...
Gen
Louisville.
Mills
7% preferred
Riverside A Dan JRIv
Common
25
6% preferred
Roanoke Mills—
Wamsutta M (N B) I
47
35
Locke Cotton Mills.
193240
20
MARINEINSUB
-10
-10
ravelers'
50
>',e
Union Mills
19 X
31
65
Ranlo Mfg
Suncook Mills pf___
Taber MIIIb (N B)..l
51
18 J*
30
Life
Lincoln Nat Life.,
-10
40
(SO
Laurens CM
Pa cole t Mfg (
iF R) common 100
Preferred.
100
Soule Mill (NB). 100
Stafford M (F R)._J
50
Prior
42
Sanford Mills
62
Musgrove Mills
National Weaving..
Mfg
100
67
Mansfield Mills
—
49
Conn
pfiOU
Majestic
22K
Saco Lowell Shops
1st preferred
Sagamore
(F B)
mm
m
62
Surety
King (J P) Mfg (Ga) i
Jud«oiiMllis A
Lydia
mm
60
..etna
80
•
m
53
10
10
(Fire)—10
Life Insurance.
Insp A Ins
Fire
Aetna Casualty
65
Preferred
18
22
Corcoran
53 X
55
60
Linford Mills
23
Pepperell Mfg (Me) <
Pierce Mfg (N B)_ J
51K
Hartf Steam Boil
National
Limestone Got Mills
....
Oxford Paper com..
$6 preferred
Pacific Mills
100
54
10
Fire
Phoenix
Preferred B...100
4K
21)4
52
95
20
Mms
Ionian
26
Nenqultfc M (N B) t
deferred..
~7K
7
Miilc, pre*
10
39 X
20
10
(Fire)
Hartford
70
Industrial Cotton
Nashua M (N H) 100
Preferred
100
Neild Mills (N B) ..I
37 K
Automobile Ins. —10
Aetna
32
6
47
45
Mills
lartsvllle Goi Mills
10
Life.
Sprlngf Fire A M_2fi
Hartford.
13
.20
iamrick
Mills
Preferred
Pctomska M
45
18
17
5
50
50
2)4
48
57
30
West Coast Life new
Camden Fire
11X
55
29
Pacific Mutual
Camden*
65
11
Fund.100
Home Fire A Marine
(Los Angeles).. 10
15)4
Occidental..
80
50"
Mills
Preferred
i
Firemen's
UK
40
Grautevllle Mfg_iU(>
Grendel Mills
Carpet .20
r»aemati M
95
25
20
Gossett Mills
32 H
FR)
105
Brooklyn—See N Y.
38
8
32
(Bait)
Oils
42"
100
70"
6
Mfg..
111 V. Wood
28
85
50
30
Mfg
i.ui tier
Calif-West State Life
98
100
Golum Nat Life. 100
Mass Bonding -.-25
Muit>
loo
.
472
135
San Francisco.
—
BostOD
7 % preferred-_
Glen wood
462
131
Mar_25
St P Fire A
Boston.
46
—
—
35
Gainesville Col
lu
5
19
48
Gaffney Mf
Lackwoon 'in (Me
Merchants
—
90
22
B) 75
(N
Mills
Ludlow
—
40c"
St. Paul, Minn.
4
18
Corp....—10
58
99
7 % preferred
Aoimes Mfg (NB)
Fire
Uo
Florence Mills
mm
Baltimore.
[Baltimore Amer_2.50
,Fidelity A Guaranty
22
50
Flint Mfg Co
mm m
■mm
fllii Mfg Co (Me)..
Ikawton
20
'
92)4
2)4
...
j
5
1
20c
10
Mo State w
31
46
3
Life—5
Continental Life..10
INSURANCE
STOCKS.
50
40
38
Bt. Louis.
Cent States
101
—
Serial notes
57
rn.rn.~m
Fiulsn
Kairforeai
17
15
.
"rlnnell Mfg (N
?
_
General Cotton
s
27)4
20
11 os
Preferred
100
125
---
-
6% preferred..
Eagle A Phenix.100
Eagle Yarn
Easley Cotton Mills
7 % preferred
Ellrd Manufacturing
1
r
36
25
and Marine
62
57
100
4)4
Virginia Fire
35
81
.
25
6
Richmond.
88
135
132
50
97
55
Oorp (N B)
10c
Da vol Mills (F R
Dexdalu
.100
vlilln
95
87 X
r
--100
com(t)
Preferred
7
68
90
10
lu
7 % preferred
Durham Hosiery
Contin'l M (Me) lot
Dartmouth Mfg
Montreal Cottons
21
3
Mfg iflUj.
Duuiiean
60
—
—
mmmm
Dixon Mills
n
75
45
Darlg
61
(t)
Rhode Island
40
r
Oottons.Ltd.10U
Preferred
100
Domln Text. Ltd_(t)
Preferred
100
28K
15
50
Life...
Puritan
6
5)4
20K
(t)
Wash'ton—100
Merchants
Prov
Can
17
12 X
|t»
100
38
40
43
Mfg
Mills
preferred--100
Orescent Spinning..
Dallas Mlh
90
Charlton
7%
7%
Providence.
11
8
Canadian Mills
Can Convert. Ltd__(
3l"
10
Cabot
83
60
80
40
72
80
65
100
Mills (FRi
120
IB
.....
118
78
34
19
70"
Wiscassett Mills
Woodside Cot Mills
Mfg (Ga)
Harder U Mfg (FRi /
Boss Mfg coin
75
60
65
(D K)_10U
Mills
Cowpens
67
7
Mfg-100
75
Clover Mills
3
53
West Point
Mills
ottoo
100
Mi"lls""(t)
105
vim
6% preferred
vim
O)io
Climax Spinning
Cllftou
48
Affsoclatlon_.10
10
Mfrs Casualty—10
Pbila
Life
10
Reliance
10
Victory
..—.—10
45
70
65
46
Ina Co of N A
50
48
.
Wellington
Preferred--------
70
Ornouoia
40
12
China Grove Cot
6% preferred
t
Barnard Mfg (FK) J
pates Mfg (Me). 100
Beacon Mfg INB)J
Preferred
31
Go
Fire
Pl*afoFFAf1
50
30
.
.
«J<>
Ware ShoalL Mfg
95
40
Willis....
Cannon Mills
t
_
WaliaCtt Mfg
(f)
Ohadwick-Hoskins
6
5)4
AodreucoK ivi ,whi
Arlington M (Man)l
•♦•urne
9
91
7 % preferred
—
Beeth
Victory Yarn Mills—
1st M 6s Dec 1941
„.
.
Philadelphia.
60
80
42
6
10u
All.
Bid.
Par
Per share.
Vlctor-Monag
Preferred
75
Brandon Oorp A
160
11
Print—1
•tooka.
105
11
55
36
Bibb Mfg
Northern Mills.
Co../
100
J tiar*.
8
....
the date of issue.
Ask.
Bid.
50
Belton Mills (S O) 25
Preferred
Par
Stocks.
Ask.
Per
Per share.
TEXTILE
STOCKS.
AlgenQuin
Bid.
Par.
day of the month preceding
io
18*
8*
65
8K
3)4
lr
s Sale price,
100
65
preferred .100
Golden Cycle Corp.
80
7%
Goldfleld
24
Consul
K
Mines
Granby Cons MSA
Power..
10»)
Greene-Oananea-lOO
Hancock Cons
20
Heel a
x Ex-dividend,
Mining—25c
9
9)4
35)4
50
10c
25c
6K
t Without par value.
634
june, 1934 ]
Stock*.
Pai
Bid.
Per
Bellinger Mines...6
Bemestake Min.10'
Howe Sound
Budson Bay
17%
45c
4:%
Preferred
%
2%
%
1
Louisiana L'd & Ex t
19
McIutyrePorcupiuet
44""
Copper..
%
3 3/
20
434
4434
1%
Min in gCorp (Can) (t)
Mohawk
25
1.95
2:05
81c
1.25
Mother Load Coal i n
Mines
(f)
New Jersey Zinc..25
47^
%
48
4%
Enterprise or « (t)
Pioneer Gold. Ltd.l
if*
Mines A
Creea—
Pocahontas
Premier Gold M
10%
1%
1%
ir
..1
st JoHflph
...iv
San Toy Mining
18%
1
15c
in
5
1%
King Coal
5
Slscoe Gold Ltd
1
So Am Gold A Plaa.i
i.%
Silver
Stand
334
Silver-Lead.1
Superior Gold Min..
Teck-Hughes GM.l
Tintic Stnd Mining
Mining
Electric
Appliance
ft)
Alaska Pack AssnlOO
25c
4%
19*
55
1>
3$
"iei
2
9%
2.20
3%
%
50c
Preferred
2%
132%
135
127
12734
92
8
4%
Aluminum Co cem.t
6 % nreferred
100
73
106
834
(f)
Ltd
6% pref
100
Class O warrantsClass D warrants.
Amal Leather
1
50
(f)
Agrlc Obem—
(Delaware)
t
Amer Agrlc Ohem—
90c
Mines
(f)
Yukon Gold
6
Zenda Gold Mining.
9
6%
"lA
Am
Preferred
65
k
24
46
48
50
3334
40
20"
?oy'
59%
1V
Am Bev'ge Corp ..1
7% conv pref—5
4
5
American Boua.-lOb
53
55
Am Brake Sh Sc V
Onmmon
25
l
7% preferred--100
SEAL ESTATE TB
A LAND 8TOCK2
Am Oan
7% preferred. .100
Per share
Bos Gr'd R'T Tr (O).
Bos R ET (Bos).100
Bos Sior W b'se (B) .1
Boston
Wharf Co.-i
*2A
..
.
15
mm
a
15
a
25
o
25
a
a
48
Cent Bldg Tr (B)..I
15
300
300
City RET (0-.500
Congress St Associ¬
ates (Boston)
I
Devonsh BldgTr(B)l
East Boston Co (B).
a
Essex St Tr (Bost).
"134
a
13
i tt
7% preferred.. 100
Am Caramel
2%.
100
Yi
Chain com—f+t
7% preferred..100
Am Chicle
-
T
9
30
58%
Ain^r
com...20
Oyanamld A10
Class B
20
80
1
Ltd
Am-Hawaiian
82
Am HldiA
Commonwealth—
6*
(f)
Am Hardware
100
1734
26
88.10
Leath(t)
J
88
7?
a*
0%
7% preferred..100
Phila.10
Empire TitleAGulOO
Fi lelltv A D (M<P 20
Casualty
Home Title Ins (NY)
Lawyers' M Cu
20
Lawyers Title St
Guaranty
100
Lawyers Westchester
Mtge. St Title. 100
Maryland Cas Co. 2
Mtge Bond & Titlt
com
(t)
28
Home t'roil
33
Amei
1
18
23
40
41
4
5
1
1%
Amer I G Ohem A
3%
Am Intern Corp. _(T)
Araer-La France
2%
Amer Honery
Amer Ice Co..
6% non-cum
^oamite
2%
2
2A
(f)
pfion
(t)
Corp_(+T
7% preferred-.100
Laundry
Machinery
Amsterdam
Amer
LocomwtWe
1034
Mortgage Com. 10
25c
11
New York Title A
50c
2
38
8%
834
1%
8%
I*
13
Vot trust ctfs-.(t)
7%
40
24
Trust
of New York...20
"L
i*
46%
14%
934
1334
24%
(t)
Chemical..(t)
1034
3434
32
Inc com
934
434
2434
4734
134
%
Burden Iron pref 100
Corp Ltd—
734
receipts.
(f)
334
334
2
4
Vot tr ctf—(t)
434
12 34
1
2
134
2
Am dep
Com class B—(t)
Vot
37"
.
Burns Bros com A
7
7
tr
ctf8._(t)
7% cum pref. .100
Burr Add Machine (f)
B ush Term Co com (t;
1
48
2
734
1334
2
4
7% debentiirfl.lO)"1
10
64
1034
4434
634
..100
1
8
1334
234
5
k
fube.lOU
106
Bamberger (L) St Co
6*4% pref
100
4
9634
Sc Sons t
3
Preferred
100
-(+)
26
..
7%
1™"
7%
preferred .100
25
2d
9
Bendix Aviation...5
1034
••
434
25
7%
...20
(James) —10
100
Butterick Co
(t)
834
34
334
234
Butler
Bros
_
Preferred
534
1134
934
234
7
}ri
2
ji
Byers (A
<*r»tn
+
7% part pref. .100
Cable
98
534
30
434
27
RadioTuhe(t)
Cache La Poudre—
Ualll
PacK
Campbell
Cannon
(f)
Wyant &
Fdry__(t)
734
Canada Oement.JOO
35"
Oan Dry GIng Ale 5
Canada 88 Lines. _t
21
2834
9234
1534
934
Butler
m
17
Bancroft (J)
634 % conv pf.100
Barnsdall Corp
5
Baumann (L) pf-100 k
Bldgs pref ctfs. 100
100
Preferred
95
15 34
Preferred
Wire
85
8734
inada
5934
1134
60
Cable A
12
Class B
434
1434
434
1534
100
&
(t
(t
2434
Bellanca
100
Preferred
anadian Oar Sc
F(t)
25
anad Celanese._(t)
Preferred
834
534
6
"334
Warrants..
59
6
WVs.lt)
8
7%
15
6
5834
934
Bush Terminal
Warrrants
Beech-Nut Pack
834
(t)
(t)
Watch,
Preferred
Burco
100
50
100
1st pref...
Beatrice Cream
54
34
S3.50 conv pref (t)
Bunte Bros com.. 10
Rata
Preferred
Ulgars
100
Pipe L..50
2434
734
4534
34
bayuk
Preferred
Buckeye
Bulova
7
,
.10'
Barker Bros...
(t)
Bullard Co
Axton-FIsh Tob A 10
Preferred
Csllender
1934
634
5
5934
Baltimore
11
Bruns w ick-B»iio-
20
4
Machine(f)
Lor
119
Bucyrus-Erie Co. 10
7% cum pref. .100
$234 conv. pref..6
Budd (E G) Mfg_(t)
7% preferred.. 100
Budd Wheel
(t)
1134
5634
Aviation Corp (Deb 5
Bftldw
51
Burma
(t)
Balaban a
3
't)
Shop
434
4034
334
534
9934
834
3434
Aviation Sec of N El
Baker
9
(f
B
7% preferred..100
Bruce (E L) com.(t)
5734
45
Beldlng Hem'way(t)
Aircraft—
1
Common v t c
49
Com
2434
634
7% preferred. .100
32
+
Amer Mach A Fay.t
Am Mach & Metf(t)
10
1-934
34%
20
7% preferred- .100
5
n
350
35
~X*
Amer
%
AutoVot
1034
(f
7% preferred
'
A
il*
13
Angostura -Wupper
mann Corp
Austin, Nlch St Co_t
Prior
1534
(t)
Brown
72
Babcock 4 wil
8% preferred. .100
H
17
Encaustic
Tiling
Bond St M Guar..20
20
82*
22
Stores
if)
American Dry Ice..
Amer Equities Oo__ 1
Am Express
JOi
Amer Hard Rub_.50
OUABANT EE &
SATE DEPOSIT ST OCKS
33%
Am Dept
Amer
TITLE
3%
Commercial
Alcohol
15
1334
3034
3034
1534
.
Amer
3434
14
(t
(t
Class A.
134
1234
234
434
6% preferred-.100
26
25
95
34
Brown Fence & Wire
9I*
3*
38
'♦
Amer Coal (N J).25
Amer Colortype__10
23
5
Distillery
1734
534
1
5% non-cum pflOO
Atlantic Rdfin'g..25
Atlas Ply wood... (t)
Auburn Automob
33
5
68 34
!
2f
Tack
28""
Amer dep rets—
Brown Co 6% pf-100
Brown Forman
634
434
Atl Coast Fisheries-1
Atl
iulf A W Ina
Powdor.
_
2234
Tobreg£l k
Ordinary bearer £l Jfc
3
45
6% 1st pref...100
7% 2d pref...100
Assoc El Indus, Ltd
Am
dep rets ord
registered
£1
Atlas
134
6
25
Coupon
Registered
9134
134
1134
6034
D'ds
100
15
USFidelAGu(Md)
Apparel
Industries
(+)
SS Lines....
k
101)
7% pref
Associated
10
a
Bldg Tr(B)l
St
3%
15%
1
■M
A
Bristol Brass
60
6834
63
23
Art Metal Works. .5
Associated < Ml
134
r
Bristol-Myers
34
434
A**
1 or
Preferred
JAlmLall
Guar
42
Ola
30
cl. A.
Mfg...
British Celanese Ltd
Art Metal Constr.10
Atlas
25
Title
I*
2i*
Brillo
120
i
140
650
Casualty (Bait)
41*
100
Am Cigar
ill*
Class B
Brill Uurp
Diasp H
6
7% preferred.. 100
100
Hotel Tr (Boston) _-J
New
1%
134
934
634
534
(t)
(f)
120~"
234
67 %
1734
Armstrong Uora... 5
Arnold. Constable. 5
16
a
Factory Bldg Tr (B)l
Fifty Associates (B).
Chicago T St Tr.100
OltySD(AIb.NY) lOf
143%
27
109
Class A
(111)—
')
Dry
M*
Brighton Mills pf—
Bright Star Elec—
100
90
2f
Assoc
1234
34
134
%
2%
Brit-Amer
Com Ol A
.
134
4
27
Brit-Amer Oil Ltd—
pref.. 100
7% pref.
70
Brigcrs Sr. Stratton (t)
8
13
2034
29
Associated Rayon (f)
(t)
Am Oar Sc Fdw..
Am
a
a
93
Canadian
Properties
Preferred
49
Chic R E Trus's 1000
Amer
107
"234
58
Artloom Corp
%
60
634
OomOlB
33
19
100
Preferred.
17
i 5
guar
com.(f)
Botany Cons M. A60
Bourjois, Inc
(t)
2.75 cum pref
Bower Roll B'r'g._5
Bowra Biit Hoteip(t)
First preferred 100
Second preferred (t)
Bridgeport Mach. u ,
Briggs Mfg..
(T)
"734
6J4
534
11334
%
14
Oorp.(t)
Woven Hose
& Rubber
124
134
7% preferred..100
7%
71
3434
(t)
(f)
..
Armour St Co
4634
1034
59%
2%
100
_
W Paper
w
Traveler
Boston
6934
20
115
24%
22%
10334
634
100
Borne, dcrymser.-ilfi
Boston-Herald
18
4
934
Archer-Daniels Mid +
434
9%
29c
Apex Elec Mfg
Com
7% pref
7
Anchor P Sc Fence(t)
??*
79
35
1
26
Borg-WarnerOorp 10
5634
11534
1
95
B
Borden Co
i*
134
5
...
Common
6734
59
53*
Bohn Refrlg pref. 100
Bos Ami com A—(t)
16
34
Andian Nat Corp (f)
Anheuser-Busch. 100
P
Brass
58
1334
1034
$6 prior pf w 1 (t)
Armour <« Os of Dei
19%
50
..100
4334
100
Bonn Aluminum &
v*iass
fMft«i).(t)
7% preferred.. 100
Amer Wringer
(t)
Am Wr Pap v t c
1
* c
$6 pref \ t c_._i.tt
(t)
Anaconda W4C.
r&o_(t)
Anchor Cap
)
(t>
§6
conv nref.(t)
51
9
7%
4%
31%
Wind
Preferred
(t)
Bohack Realty pf—
120
6
Am Wool
(S)—
1 st ru-pf
84
15
Arcturus Rad Tube t
Armour & Co.—
10
..
Beet 8u«n»"
7 % preferred-
a
Type Found, (t) I
7334
3|H
Am Bank Note
Albany Tr (Bost)lOO
Bd of Tr Bid Tr (O).
Am
A
(f)
86c
122
100
..
Transformer (-fVlfc
Amer
(t)
Mining..
]
Wend en Copper
J
Wright Hargreaves
Walker
\V*
10
.
(Conn) $6 pref.(f)
65
it*
Alum Goods Mfg. (t)
Preferred 7 %
Amerada
Corp
75c
15%
100
Aluminum
25
18
10234
Inc 7% pref..
luu
Bohack (H O) com.t
118
1734
334
6834
7034
Am
19%
35
2%
100
American Arch
5c
Common B
Amer
15*
30
(t)
AlDha Portl Oem.(t)
3%
""%
75*
113
7% preferred.. 100
Common
3
Ventures Ltd
8*
Allis-Chalmers Mfg
2
Utah Metal A Tun
7§*
Convertible pref..
Allied MUls lnc._(t)
5%
J
7% preferred.. 100
6 % preferred
...
7% nrpf
Allied Kid Co-
X,
X
United Verde Eitou
9
94
..(T)
Algoma Consol Ltd—,
7% preferred
5
Alle*b Steel com (t)
16
18% !Allen Industries., (t)
Allied
Brewing
&
Distilling Oo-.-.l
18
1H Allied Obem Si Dye
Corp
t
1%
~<V%
2oc
Tread well Yukon
Utah-Apex
Utah Copper Co
Reduction.
5534
4
preferred. -.10
Common
134
3834
23
00
Am Sumatra Tob ( t)
\iu
fbread pref
.6
Am Tob&cce com.25
4%
6%
Belmont.]
2*
7
Sugar
1034
534
2534
..60
Blumenthal
"434
1534
6234
4134
_
A »»
Preferred
2d
25
57
23
Bloomlngdale Bros.t
Pref cum 7%.-100
9
118
Air-Way
J*
Tom Reed Gold....
Tonopah
Tonopab
25
American Store*
t
American Stove. 100
1%
6%
3%
t
.
95c
3c
t
Shattuck Denn
9
Prod., (t)
80%
hares.
second pf-100
6% non-cum pf100
Am Steel F'dries.itt
%
%
%
Air
Antelope Min
Seneca Cop Mm.
Shannon
7% preferred.. 100
6%
70
5234
4%
22%
134
3834
11434
8034
4m8melt A
%
18""
17
acrew.lo
634
(t)
com
Blaw-Knox Co—(t)
Bliss (E W) Oa
\
63
Seating vtc.f
Shipoldg ,(t)
Amer Ship <fc Oora(t)
30
2%
48c
25
.}
1
5
(t)
Ainsworth Mfg...10
85c"
Old Dominion Co-IP
Pacific Tin
(f)
Park Utah—
St Anth Gold
9%
5%
8%
4
5
Blauner's
78
(t)
Preferred.
120
5134
Amer
1
Kutxter
Aetna
Affiliated
B.10U
Amer
(t)
30c
Ltd, Amer
American
Agfa Ansco
n*
42c
.10
....
27
..IT)
47%
2%
42%
2%
Mines.(t)
Mines
Am Hafetv Kanor (+)
Am Salamandra—10
1334
1734
7% preferred.. 100
Aetna Brewery
M
Butte
Ohio Copper
T%
86
1334
11934
334
Am Roiling Mill.. 25
90
"134
Blrtman Elec Co—5
Preferred
(t)
ser
26
Bing & Bing
39
6% pref
6034
734
(t)
Killluga -v spen
7% preferred.. 100
Supply Mfar-
47 %
Mining. It
Stand Srnlt
6
31
pref..100
cum
BIckfords Inc
20
7 % cum oref.. 100
Am Republics com( t)
lOt
32 34
?%
20
St
Am Snuff
Preferred
3
234
(t)
Radiator
5
Piano St Pian.-lUt
30
°
North
Roan
(t >
.
29
6
109
7a*
26
7% pf w w
100
Addressograpb Multigraph Corp.. 10
Adv*oo* Rnm^'v (f)
Aeolian Co pref
Class A
50
Class B
Rosarlo
:
(t
Class A
50%
N Y & Honduras
Qulncy
Adams Millis
Aero
2
10(
.
t C..25
.
J*
Best Sc Co inc—(t>
Bethlehem Steel, (f)
Sc
Ohem..
Amer
2
1034
2734
60
..
Ask.
it*
Benson & Hedges (
Berghoff Brew
1
23
26
(f)
common-
Preferred
86
2234
7734
834
t
3%
37%
8%
7%
30
25
v
♦
107 %
100
(t)
Adams Express
33
1%
A8fcrauf(t)
Acme Steel
Acme Wire
Preferred.
Amer
Potash
Aeoliau- Weber
New River Ca.._lut
Preferred
28
Loan
Pneu 8erv_.26
preferred
50
amer
1st
5% preferred._li 0
30c
'
7% preferred. .100
at Pap. r
6% pref
100
50%
79
Acetol Prod A
21.
'
3
Magma Copper CX 10
Mayflower uid Col m
49%
Preferred
100
Abercrombie & Fitch
Bid.
Industrial
Beneficial
%
pref. 100
conv
American Meter
Amer News
Abbott Lab'tories(t)
Abbotts' Dairy__(t)
7% preferred
2
19
50
J
6%
Abraham
110
134
18%
t
Kildun Mining
27%
105
]
Kirkiand Lake Gold 1
Pand
Amer Metal Co
30
1
Abbotts Alderney
Dairies pref 2d 100
Par
Per share.
100
Maracaibo
Abitibl Pow
26
Kennecott Copper, t
Lake Sb Milieu LmI
5%
iH
Isle Roy ale Cop..25
Lake
13 %
12%
Iron Cap Copper _H
Island Creek Coal.l
Patlno
cum pref..
Amer
MISCELLANEOUS
6c
Oonsol
Am Maize Prod__(+)
12%
2%
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share.
7%
12%
.
Bid.
Par.
INDUSTRIAL AND
Min
,_(fj
inspiration uun«
Copper.
90
Internatl Mining.. 1
Warrants
moot
Stocks.
380
50
Imperial Eagle Min
New
Ask.
91
stocks
month preceding the date of Issue.
Per share.
49 34
234
Nipliwina
Noranda
Bid.
Par
17%
370
Idaho Maryland
Oonsol Mines
Miami
possible for the closing day of the
sharp
t c.5
v
A; Smelting..
Kerr
are as near as
Stocks
Ask.
miscellaneous
&
industrial
Quotations for all securities
834
534
Preferred
100
102
6
1234
2034
11434
65
a
par
Purchaser also pays accrued dividend,
k Last sele.
\
Par value $100.
n
Nominal,
r
value.
ir
Canadian price,
s
Sale price,
x
Ex-dividend,
t Without
INDUSTRIAL
93
Stocks.
Per
Canadian Oen El 100
Preferred
60
Can Indus Alcb. (t)
Class B
(t)
Consol Royal Oil. 10
Consol Textile
t
160
11%
11%
r
f
~3%
1%
15%
Oarib Syndicate. _26
Carman AOoA—(t)
Class B
(T)
Carnation Co.... (f)
7% pref
100
Carrier Corp
(t)
Case (J I) Co
.100
7% preferred. .100
2%
16%
10
Class B
98
7%
50 %
69
Bralnard
Co.. 100
"7%
5%
26%
23%
Oont DIam'd Fibre .5
Cont Screw
10
.10
8%
3
16%
9%
72
27
25%
Preferred
97"
15%
i!"
7%
18%
91
100
104
$2.70 preferred (t)
Crown-Wlllam Taper
$7 1st pref
(f)
100
......
ek
l°2y°
Yellow Oab._
14%
Ohlckasha Cot O.IO
3»
"7
Vot tr ctfs
51*
Cuban Tob
22
5
Preferred
City ice A Fuel
81
20%
81%
50
80
Clark
3
"4%
1
1%
%
3%
2%
Eq Co com_(t>
4
19%
13
%
_
Preferred
4%
4
Neon Lt
1
Gleve Cliffs Iron—~
.
(f)
21
Olevel'd QuarrieslOO
Oleve Tractor...(f)
5
10
3%
10%
Olev Un Stk Yards, t
Cliffs
Corp v t c. (t)
Olinchfield Coal.100
Preferred
loo
Clorez Chemical.(t)
Club
Aluminum, (t)
Uluett. Peaboay.
_t
7% preferred. .100
3%
2
:
29%
27%
%
34%
5
Peet.
(f)
6% preferred. 1100
Collins A Alkmao (t)
mef {?%)—-100
Collins Co
ioc
Colonial Beacon Oil t
Colon OH Corp..
(+)
8%
30"
36"
110
116
123
124
54%
ii*
8*
Columbia
Class A
Class B
Oo l O & G
t
f
j
ft)
5
*
"*
v
t c
Columbia Pic
Preferred
6%
2%
4%
20%
1%
6%
1%
IZ*
87
26%
24
1
t)
Col am
Oarbonvtc(t)
Commercial OredltlO
7 % cumlst pf__25
8% pref cl B—.25
6H% cum pref 100
6% conv cl A. ..50
Uomm 1 Invest Tr.
t
Conv pref opt ser t
t
l
Congoleum-Nalrn
t
Congress Cigar
t
Oonsol Aircraft._._i
Consol Auto Mer vtc k
Censol Oar Heat. 100
Cons OlgarOorp. ft)
6K% pfd w w.100
6% % pfex-warlOO
7% preferred-.100
Cons Film Indus.. 1
S3 cum part pf__ t
Cons Laundries., (t)
Oonsol Oil Corp.. (t)
39%
65%
26%
27%
28%
104
47
49%
"7%
2%
5%
12
1%
15
33
92
22%
66%
27%
29
29
106
48%
50%
22%
preferred.. 100
11%
12
S8H
26
11%
8'4
J*
56%
48%
3%
16%
2%
10%
108%
8% pf with war 100
In liquidation.
6% 1st pf
2%
%
1%
warrants) ..100
Seagrams
(t)
Distillers Liquors.
Dixon
(J) Oruc__100
Doehler Die-Oast (t)
40"
10
58
59
49
4
16%
55
50
(f)
Dominion Bdge.100
Dom Coal
pref. .100
Dominion
9
8%
30%
60%
33%
79%
88
50
Glass. 100
Preferred
100
Domin Rubb Df.100
25
Dominion Stores, (t
Domin TextUe
(
Class
B
t
f
Driver Harris Oo 100
Preferred
100
Drug, Inc
10
Dublller Oond'ser (f)
Dunhil) Internat__l
DuplanSilk
.t
8% cum pref. .100
DuPont (E I) de N
A Oo com
10%
11%
17%
13%
2*
122
J*
il*
39%
130%
10
Gardner Denver .(t)
7% Pref
100
Garlock Pack
(t)
Gen Alloys Oo
Class A pref
2%
40"
Gen Baking
84%
122%
2%
14%
Greif Bros
A com
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
s
20"
15
16%
:
f
2
5
36
37
17%
18
3%
.
_
10
Corp. 1
2%
4%
4
4
/
6
10
8% preferred. _(f)
101
Class A
(t)
7% pref
100
Sale price,
x
29
442%
"ft,
_
6% preferred. .100
Gulf Oil Corp
26
%
1%
24%
58%
Gulf 8tates St'I
(t>
24
7% 1st pref...100
Dept Sts__(t)
6%% conv pf.100
65
v
t c25c
Guantanamn Hug
f
Preferred
.100
Halle Bros
Preferred
5%
39%
3%
10
100
Lamp com..(t)
(W F)
Printing vtc
10
Hamilton Watch, (t)
$6 pref
100
Haramermlll Paper
81"
5
10%
102
I*
20^
7%
4%
7%
22%
Ex-dividend,
&
10
18
pref.. 100
A) 1st
$7 cum.pref.
(f)
92
Common
93
Happiness Candy
Stores class A
Harb-Walk Ref—
t
%
t
IF
97
Preferred
100
Hartman Tob-.-.10
1%
Hart, Schaffner A
Marz
100
Hat
Corp class A—1
6%% cum pref
with warr... 100
Hathaway Bak A(t)
Preferred
(f)
Hayes Body
2
Haytian Corp of Am
Hazel-Atlas Glass.26
Sazeltine Corp
t
4%
57
"3%
0„a
84
6%
Hearst Oonsol Pub—
7% cl A
33
n
22%
110%
Cooperage
(f)
111
k Last sale,
40"
West Sug.ft*
1%
28
127
100
100
Common
54
Gen'l Bronze——..5
General Cable—.(t)
104
100
Preferred
6% cum
Hanna (M
American
Gen Aviation
16
84
14%
15
$6 conv pref—.(t)
General
134
Hall
12
pref. 100
Transportation
Gen Asphalt
%
10r
11%
6%
14
84
77
52
20
70
29
14
17%
1
Hale A Kllburn—
10%
2%
13%
59
12%
11%
14%
Deben stock-. 100
2%
5
1%
24
"4%
ib
Pac
Hahn
2d preferred..
t
Gabriel Co. c 1A
t
Gamewell Oo ...(f)
_
Drug..._—(f)
f
1'
Fuller (G A) Co—
Partic pref.
(t)
91
100
21%
33%
88
90
Preferred
11%
24%
3%
FreeDortTexOo.
111
A
vot co
7% preferred. .100
79
3%
20%
23
Atl
Non
Preferred
3%
33
Preferred
100
Frankllm RySup. (t>
20%
Gt
10 k
Tea
8%
Franklin (UHj Mfgt
135
39
100
com
Hall
130
19
Station
Gt Lakes Tow
W*
Foundation Oo(Oan)
20
Knight..t
Gray Telephone Pay
Greyhound Corp.. .5
Grlgsby-Gruuo w. .(t)
10%
_
26
4%
18%
t
conv
Graton A
69
conv pref... (t)
6%
(W T)
8%
New class A—(f)
3%
20%
87%
pref.
Preferred
30
Fox Film—
132
Dow
31%
4%
$3
Grnfld Tap A Die.
t
Preferred
..100
Foreign shs A—(f)
80
1„„
Draper Corp
Dresser (8 R) A
36
(\)
i7%
1*
IF
90
125%
(t)
(f)
Grand Raps Varn.(t)
Grand Union Co.- 1
Groc St Prod
33%
Douglas Aircrf -_(t)
Douglas Shoe pf.100
t
100
$7
7%
48%
2%
6%
Hosiery (voting) _t
7% preferred. .100
4%
18%
Conv pref
..(f)
Foster Wheeler., (t)
„
Silk—
Gotham
Grant
§3%
66
eF3
-f
Foundation Oo
68
3
16%
12%
Great
Ford Motor France.
Forem't D'y Prod(t)
_
35
112%
com A-T
S3 pref with war.f
Gorham Mfg vtc.(t)
Great Nor Ptm.__25
Guar Tr rets
Ford Mot of Can 100
Class A
f
15%
27%
70
113
15%
9%
Ford Co Ltd—
23"
Class B
72
14
$6preferred... 100
22
if
26
Tire A
Rubber com., (t)
$7 1st pref
(t)
Goodyear T A R of
California pref 100
Goodyear T A R of
Canada com
(t)
Preferred
100
Graham-Paige Mot.l
104
Fiorsbelm Shoo comt
22%
Goodyear
94
FoUansbee
Bros.(t)
Food Mach'y
(t)
22
%
13%
50
7% preferred. .100
13%
77%
Flour Mills of Am(t)
21
110
t
84
100
50~~
22%
Goodrich (B
113
15
Corp.l
23%
30%
60
13%
8%
18%
112
10
100
Preferred
Flsk Rubber
(f)
6%
11%
20%
1%
17%
22%
30%
19
11
13%
8%
7% 1st pref
24
80%
64%
w.100
First Nat Stores..(t)
„
102
21
Dow Ohem com
w
8%
5%
3%
%
44
Preferred
100
DKUorgio Fr't units.
Preferred
102
Fllntkote Co cl A. (t)
Dictaphone com.(f)
Dominion Steel
A Coal B
(j)
Flshman (M H)
Distillers Oorp-
oly*
(f)
Preferred.
New preferred
Distillers Co Ltd.il
36
41
15%
7%
20%
FlrestoneTARub-lti
36
87
90
Preferred
Preferred
1
A
(t)
5th Ave Bus Sec.
Filene's Sons
Diamond Shoe—
_
19
6% % cum pref 100
Film Insp Mach.(f)
100
25
(Marshall)
(t)
Granite City Steel
10%
(t)
Co
48
(non-vot)t
2V4
Flat Am dep rcts__
FIdello Brewery
.1
20%
6
100
Gorham Inc
29
5%
5%
(t)
Tr_.(t)
Enamel
17%
2
26
t
100
100
Class B
33
_(t)
_
Class A
16
Fed Screw Wks_.(t)
Federated Dept Sts +
FED Corp
(t)
Field
9
6
20%
11%
%
111
21%
2%
7%
2%
28
25
Federal Mot
Ferro
2%
6% % pref (with
108
Oonsol Retail Sts__t
19
16
46
Preferred
Oende Nast Pub_(t)
*
7%
107
6% part pref
Oompo Shoe—
8 %
6
*
Diamond Match _(t)
25
32
Mach vtc
6%
175
«.
Aircr
20
t
Oomm Solvents
15%
Fedders Mfg A
..inn
Class A
14
87
4%
__'(+)
com
Faultless Rubb
14%
12%
Fansteel Products(T)
88
1st pref
B'casting
System Inc
Phonofilm
Common B
54%
45
preferred—"100
Colts Patent Fire
Arms Mfg
26
2nd pref
87
85
1%
dep rets ord £5
Denv UnrttkXds.Ct)
Preferred
100
Derby O & Ref com t
Detroit Aircraft, (t)
Devoe
A
Raynolds-
240
(f)
Columbia Baking
$7 1st pref.
t
Am
Celgate-Palmollve-
Color Pictures
Col Fuel & Iron,
A
Havilland
85
14
6
Deep Rock OI1
A Ref 7% pf—100
Deere A Co com. .(f)
7% preferred
20
De
Vot trust ctfs
Fanny Farmer Candy
Common
(t)
_t
$6 cum conv pfd. t
Gold Seal Elec.... 1
23%
3%
10%
Co
Gold Dust Corp v t ct
6
5%
22%
15%
25%
t
7% prior pref. 100
Globe Underwriters 2
7
7%
Falardo Sugar
mm
Davega Sts Corp. .6
Davenport Hos'y (f)
Decker (A) A Oohn
4
63°^
t
.
Globe- W ernlcke
Famous
Preferred
(t)
%
Falstaff
28
2d pref
_V(t)
Coca-Cola Intern. (t)
n
_
H
5%
10%
Gobel (Adolf) Co..5
Godchaux Sugar—
79
20
44%
t
Darby Petroleum (f)
Dardelet Thr'dlockf
DeForest
6
t
Class A
Cutler Hammer.
Glldden
2%
1%
8%
68
10
3
25
(t)
Bros
Glen Alden Coal
80
100
Brewery.. 1
Players
OanOorp com-.(t)
48
21%
77%
3%
10%
7% cum pref.. 100
88 cum pref
t
6%
33%
10%
23%
6%
7%
77%
*
1%
14%
7% preferred. .100
14
14
1
Common
25
Coca-Cola Co
A
lushman's Sons,
85
(f)
Claude
Class
Glmbel
51%
7%
76
22
OurtlssWrlghtCorp 1
$5 conv pref
mm
57"
Preferred
26
Morse
42%
Curtis Pub oom._(t)
87 preferred
(t>
mm
mm
125
6
t
85%
(f)
6%
31%
10%
23%
5%
6
78M
6% cum pf A..100
Georgian Inc.—
A preference
20
Gibson Art
(t)
Gilbert (A C)
(+)
Kai.it/
13%
Fairbanks
pref...(t)
conv
Preferred
50
6
60
1
1%
7 % preferred. .100
Falrchlld A via A ..1
42
(t)
$6
Oonv prefvtc.(t)
Gen Tire A Rub..26
Gillette 8af
.
1 %
7%
7
100
39%
20
Voting trust ctfs
54%
1%
62%
Gen Theat Equlpt
17
52%
Ctfs of deposit
8%non-vot pf_100
Ctfs of dep.. 100
24
t
Cudahy Pack
Cuneo Press
39%
5
4%
23
7% preferred. .100
8
Oln Un 8tk Yds. (+>
Voting trust ctfs
Clark (D L) Oo..(t)
(t)
14
13%
4%
Gen Steel Cast com t
21%
10%
1%
118
Eureka Vac Clean.5
90
t
15
Ex-Cell-O A A T—.3
oV/s
(t)
20
*
7% preferred. .100
7 % preferred—100
Cuba Oo
1
Cuban-Am Sua...10
Chrysler Corp
20%
7M
Oo
Vottrctfs
78
Ti*
Fairbanks
32
100
7% preferred.. 100
Eqult Office Bldg(t)
Eureka Pipe L..100
Evans Prod.—
86
Signal com ♦
6% preferred.. 100
42
25
Exch Buff Corp
Fair (The> Ohlc..
Crucible Steel—.100
City Auto Stamp, (f)
(Cleveland)
(t)
6 % % cum pf._100
City Investing—100
7 % preferred
City & Sub Homes 10
City Stores
(fi
40
$6 pf with w« rr. (t)
Gen Rayon A stk. (+)
*
15
8% preferred
1
W*
Gen Ry
8
1%
%
1%
Endlcott-JobnHon.60
10
6%
25%
21
27
100
!§M
Crown-ZeUerbach
28
.(f)
12%
5%
8%
1%
Class B com
(t)
Gen'l Print lnk._(t)
94
5
~9%
preferred. .100
preferred. .100
10%
4%
4%
t
General Refrac...
Emerson's Bromo
Seltzer class A 2%
Class
B
2.50
24%
91
3
Crown O'k A Seal (t)
135
Chic Nipple A
Chic Pneu Tool __(t I
$3% conv pref__i
Chic Rivet A Machf
Class A
100
18
9%
2d
i!M
(t)
Crown Cent Petrol (t)
Crown Cork Int A(t)
6
.....
Preferred
33"
23
90
(t)
Chic June Rys A
Un St Yd stpd.100
Preferred
5
( f)
1
Crosley Radio—.(t)
rowellPubUsh'g (t)
122%
1st
32%
12%
4%
Crowley Mllner
Preferred
ChildsCo com
t
10
(t)
Outdoor—
Advertising A
21%
7%
40%
6% part pref
50
Ely Walker D G..25
9
53
100
Croft Brewing.
10
113
1%
8%
25
Crock-Wheeler
8
Ohlc Daily News (t)
unic
100
com
Motors
...
4%
.
32%
55%
112%
31%
100%
Com vtc.
t
Gen Optical pf—.(f)
G en Paint Corp A _( f)
13
12
12%
.100
pref
General
20
10
pref. .100
cum
5%
——
93
Elk H Coal Oorp.-t
&
Cream of Wheat
Creole Petrol
Chestnut A Smith.
Preferred
(Wm)
Preferred
Special Dref
100
Charts Corp..
(f)
Checker Cab Mfg.6
Cherry-Bur Corp (t)
Chesebr'gb Mfg..26
Preferred
5%
12%
Sons
General
5%
16%
11%
20%
-1
Elec Vacuum Clean.
Elgin N Watch
15
Elizabeth Brewing.l
Elec Stor Batt
9
5%
Crane Oo
96
3
Indus Am shs
2%
3
12%
Cramp
100
Preferred
147
(t)
90
29
7% pref erred. .100
Champion Coated
Paper
100
67
Am dep rets ord£J
31
6%
140
"§"
7% preferred-.100
Electric Boat..
.—3
Elec A Musical—
Courtauds Ltd—
5%
5
100
Ooty Inc
AH
93
83
2%
24
i|%
26
r
Magneto t
preferred
100
Eltlngon SchUd _.(t^
Electric Auto-Mte
5
it*
10
Ltd—
Preferred
43
Elsemann
Cooper Bessemer
1 k
83 cum pf A w w.t k
Oorroon A Rey'd»(t)
2
86 conv A pref (f )
Cord Corporation. .6
Cora Prod Refg__25
66%
7% preferred. .100
142%
Oosden 011
f
1%
3
4%
10%
19%
Elec
Gen Foods Oorp.(t)
General Mills
t
103
138
6% preferred. .100
5
Easy W Mach B.(f) k
16%
Eaton Mfg Co
1
Edison Bros Sts—
83
Preferred
100
Elsler El Corp—(t)
%
10
3%
Eodak.
7%
8%
7%
7%
98%
38%
95%
I
6
SS Lines
Eastman
General
19%
12%
dep rets reg£l
Gen Flreproofing__t
1st pref—100
$3.50 2nd pref.(t)
8%
1%
Special «% stk
30
39%
108
105
Am
75J
24
com
Preferred
iiH
8
1%
19%
91
2%
East Roll Mill
Eastern
9%
Ǥ**
60
Prior pref
4
35
27
25
6
Lock
Eastern Mfg
59%
74%
Continental Mot (t)
Oont'l OH (Del)... 5
Oont Steel Corp.(t)
Preferred
100
83
Cert'n-Teed Trod._T
*
6
26%
24%
Eagle
4
73%
Per share.
38%
7% preferred.. 100
General Electric, (t)
1%
1%
24%
com
6% preferred. .100
Duval Texas Sulp (t)
11
59
(vot)__(!)
Class B
"4"
10%
3%
8%
1%
Pf(8%)(non-v) 100
Continental Can..20
^3/s
70
300
1
Caterpillar Tract. (t >
CelaneseCorp —(t)
7% 1st part pf. 100
7% prior pref. 100
Oelotex Co com.(f)
Vot trust cti__(f)
7% pre!
100
Celluloid Corp ...16
1st preferred., (r)
$7 pref
(t) k
Central Agulrre
Associates
(t)
Central Airport .(t
Centrifugal Pipe
Century Rib Mills..
7% preferred.. 100
T%
2
Bid.
Par
Gen Olgar common t
Hosiery—
Durham
"3"
Stooks.
Per share.
1%
6% prior pref. 100
7% 1st pref...100
Container Corp A.20
Class B
t
Oont Bkg A (vot) (t)
Ask.
Bid.
Par,
Stocks.
Ask.
Consumers Oo com 5
Case Lockwooa A
Catalin Corp
Bid.
of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Per share.
62 %
r
Par.
share.
145
r
Stocks*
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day
t Without par value.
25
21%
June, 1934.]
INDUSTRIAL
Quotations for all securities
Stocks.
Par
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Par
MISC ELLANEOUS
&
are as near as
H
Rubensteln
(t)
$3 pref
(f)
(G W) Oe
Common.
26
7 % non-cum pflOO
Hercules Motors.(t)
Ask.
Bid.
Stocks.
1
King Royalty
KlnnerAlr
Mot.l
&
74
%
%
A%
28
Hercules Powd_. (t)
7% preferred-.100
122
70
125
flerr-Mall-Marv 100
21
23
Kinney (G R) Inc. 4
$8 preferred
100
Kirby Petrol——1
Klein (D E) Co—(t)
Kleiner t Rubber—10
Knox Hat com..(f)
Herahev Chocolate t
$4 conv pref
t
Heyden Chemical. 10
60
62
903*
323*
933*
1st preferred
100
Hlgbee 1st pref..100
2d preferred
100
40
43
18
20
Hires (OE) OoA.(t)
Hollander (A)A8on_5
Holland Furnace, (t)
Holly 8ug Co
i
Preferred..
TOO
Hooker Electrochem¬
24
11
83*
65%
Heywood-Wakefield
ical
J.100
Preferred
100
Hormel (G A) & Co t
Horn (A O) com., (t)
Horn A Hard't(NY)t
7% preferred.. 100
83*
A*
22
25
73
78
35
40
1
Howe Scale com.(t)
Preferred
100
Hudson Mot Car .1
Humble Oil & Ref(f)
22 3*
23
19
20
43*
16
Common.."..
1
7 % pref stmpd 100
HygradePoodProd.5
Sylvan.(f)
(f)
33*
4%
3
7%
123*
43%
33*
12%
43 3*
3%
25
A4
16
Merrimac
10C
100
10%
67%
32
5
of Canada com..5
5%
10%
1
tH
Lakey Fdy & Macb 1
t
25%
1%
26%
_(t)
7% pref w w__ 100
Lee Rub A Tire..
12
11%
dep rets ord £1
Indepen Brew'g
60
32
Class B
68
Class A vtc
(t)
22%
Class B vtc
Lima
32
Industrial Rayon (t)
Insersoll-Rand
(+)
4*
95
Ai4
142
147
20%
Link Belt Co
Lion
(t)
1
39
Liquid Carbonic
.1
Locomotive Fireboxt
Loew'slnc..
4
Refg
4%
Interlake Iron
(t)
Tnterlake Steamsh(t)
Int. Agrlc Corp—t
2p
Loft Inc
25
JJ4
16%
3%
28
Tot Cement Corp.
T
85*
233*
Int Cig Mach—(t)
Harvester—(t)
30
Int
7% preferred--100
Int Merch Mar., (t)
Int Nickel (Canada)t
7% cum pref.. 100
Inter4>aper7% pf 100
Int Pap ** Pow A (t)
Class B
(t)
1%
Bis. .26
38
123
Taylor..100
32 %
123
4
25%
125
19
43*
2%
--(+i
2
7% preferred--100
(t)
85
A
Lortllard (P>
6%%
Ludlum
$6V*
85
10
pf-100
conv
Steel
173*
il"
1
72
18
35
Lynch Corp
.viaeAnd A Forheg 10
6% preferred..100
85
32%
104
Macfadden Newsp.t
3%
Macfadden Pub—(t)
Mack Trucks Inc (T)
SI4
25
6% preferred.-100
Internat Prod—(t)
85
Macy(R H)Co Inc.t
Mad 8q Gar v to (t)
39%
6%
(t)
Mallison (H R)
4
7% preferred. .100
Sugar ..10(1
7% preferred.-100
J%
if4
2
2%
28%
Manati
Mandel Bros Inc.(t)
„inn
5%
34
333*
75
3
Mangel St com_.(t)
6%% pf w W..100
1
Internat Shoe
1
Silver.
Mannattan
Shirt
25
Interstate Dept Sts.+
12M
Manlschewitz
7% preferred-.100
Interstate Hoa'y.(t)
70
intertype Corp—
T
8%
4%
Trying Air Chute. (1)
Jewel Tea
Johna-Manv
7%
(t)
Inc. ft)
preferred. -100
48
483*
1113*
(t)
63*
393
253
40
4
41
14%
6%
35
5
Marancha
Marine Midland.
8*
Marlin
t
~2%
4%
4%
7
9
7%
73*
5
Steel com
100
26
7% pref
lOO
70
Marion St Shov_.(t)
25
Marmon Motor Cart
K C StockYdsMelOO
Preferred
MarsballPleldA Co.)
72
Kaufman Dep St
Cora
..--12.50
Martin-Parry
25
2%
12%
Maytag
100
Preferred
7%
143*
85
Kayser (Jul) A Co. 5
Keith-Albee Oroh—
17%
7% conv pref. 100
Kellogg Switch A 810
Preferred
100
Kelly-8prlngf Tire.5
6% preference (t)
Kelsey-flayes Wheel
Conv class A...-1
Class B
—-1
Kelvtaator Oorp-(t)
Kendall Co—
$6 part pref A-(t)
40
5%
Masonite Corp
asonite
8
it"
n*
Kimberly-Clark. (t)
Kingsbury Brew_-1
-
5%
$6
Co
T
prof..
_(tv
$3 cum pfww.(t)
$3 cum pfx-W-.(T)
McCaii Corp..
<ti
McOord Rad cl B (t)
McOrory Sts (vot).t
Non vot
6%
cm
conv
cl B.t
pf--100
McGraw-Hill Pub.f
14%
"73*
Monsanto Oh WkslO
IS
42
n
Nominal,
r
Canadian price,
s
1
25
110
(t)
Moody's Invest Serv
part pref."
(t) k 203*
Moore Dr For A.(t)
123*
42
Morrell(John) A Cot
Morris (Phil) Ltd. 10
Morris (Philip) Cons
t
23
25
Products
4
43*
4
(t)
11
373*
It*
76
6
253*
25
293*
27
27
3%
2%
2%
19
7%
3
23*
23*
203*
93*
Sale price,
x
15
53*
33*
1403*
N'West Yeast.—100
A
---(t)
23*
7% preferred—50
Norwich Pharmacal t
793*
203*
Agene—(t)
5
113*
r
r
-4
B
135
60
12
(t)
19
1st
preferred ..100
2d
preferred—100
78
65
Ohio Leather
(t)
Ohio
Oil
Preferred
113*
100
84
Oilstocks, Ltd..—t
Okonite pref
100
Oliver Farm Equip. 1
33
93*
33*
163*
53*
903*
6% pr pf w warr.1
Omnibus Corp ^ t r 4
62
Ontario Steel Prod(t)
115
Oppenbelm Collins.t
"93*
(t)
153*
1003*
43*
34
r
r
Otis
Jb
1423*
273*
35
Elevator
"33*
73*
343*
1433*
__
preferred.-100
'
Otis Steel
7% prior
pref-100
Outboard Mot A-"1
Class B
Outlet Co com
7%
preferred- -100
Owens-Ills Glass^,-26
6% preferred——T
preferred., (t)
2d preferred., (t)
Pac Eastern Oorp.l
1143*
1st
Pacific West Oil. (t)
40
7% 1st pref--100
Nat Dist Prod—(t)
Nat Enam A Stpg (t)
Nat Fire-Proofing 50
Preferred
50
Nat Fuel Gas.—-(t)
-
Lead—100
7% pref A
100
6% pref B
100
National
National Leather.10
100
100
A Type
preferred _.—100
153*
Packard Motor— (t)
Pairpoint Corp
100
Pan-Am Airways 10
.
Panhandle PAR
173*
17 3*
8% conv pref_100
Pantepec Oil Co—t
Paramount Mots, (t)
97
993*
13*
163*
ii*
253*
13*
2
153*
140
1393*
113
13*
2P
153*
1403*
1433*
1163*
13*
30
80
Paper
2b
100
t No par value.
1
5
73
Transp com
1
t
5
53*
80
23*
23*
23*
23*
7
33*
18
363*
103*
13*
15
13*
43*
Paramount- Publlx
Ctfs of dep
10
Parke, Davis Co. (t)
27
38
Pan Am Petrol A
38
BX
1143*
733*
Oxford Paper
Pacific Coast Co.-10
141""
33*
oA4
28
92
17
39
--
35K
16
110
6%
A.100
153*
313*
323*
Stores, (t)
.
26
36
P
p
Nat Dairy Prod—(t
Preferred cl A-101
Ex-dividend,
5
8
Candy——(t)
1st preferred--100
2d preferred--100
.
7
—
North A Judd
North Pipe Line—50
N'weat Eng com_(t)
Ohio Brass pref—100
53*
1
Nat Kef com
23*
%
North German Lloyd
Amer shares
(Jgiivie F1 Mills—(t)
Preferred——100
17
Nat
Nat
Texas.5
Oil
1
No European
21
iIM
100
Preferred
33
Corp convpf—(t)
Novadel
63*
Baking. (T)
Nat Bella"-DesH
1
Nat Licorice com
22
Match.(t)
No Amer
8% conv pf
$2 conv pref
35%
5%
Avia.l
Amer
55
Nat Cash Reg--
%
3*
1%
43*
Corp.(t)
Noma Elec
North
105
Nat Container
443*
(t)
(t)
323*
it*
.A4
43%
33*
253*
93*
20
Myers (FE) A Bro(t)
Nash Motors
(t)
Nat Acme (Jo
1
Nat Aviation
10
Nat Dept
Niles-Bem't-P'd
7
3*
37
100
31""
483*
93*
233*
93*
Nat Casket com_(t)
Preferred $7—("D
29
78
10
File—
Rubber
32
—
5
28
15
(t)
N Y Shipbuilding—1
7% pref
100
Norwalk Tire
15
83*
223*
93*
Corp..5
12
30
253*
1103*
29
Mount'n A Gulf Oil 1
Mountain Prod—10
Nat Breweries
113*
Merchandise-
Class
1363*
128
&
Morse Twist Drill
Mot Wheel
Y
Common
25
6%
Nat Carbon pref-100
40
"23*
Ward
A
10f
—
North Cent
23*
100
Common
A
100
100
pref
Nitrate Corp of Chile
ctfs for ord B——
60
Molybdenum vtc.l
Motor
Second
Northam Warren
23*
15 H
473*
w.100
Preferred
Montgomery
1
_
17
25
Rubb-_(t)
Preferred
fc Last sale,
w
13*
13*
153*
(t)
NY Investors com(t)
Nicholson
13
Preferred
23
2%
—
Stores Co com..10
1st
22
Cor.4
Massey-Harris. ..(t
~(t)
(t
"..100
7% preferred
Mathi'son Alkali, (f)
7% preferred.. 100
Part pd rets
Mavis Bottling A..1
Mayflower Assoc. (f)
May (The) Dept
-10
Kay nee
1
Corp
65
100
3
Rockwell
Kalamazoo Stove (t)
Preferred
Mohawk
Land, (t)
Arlsona
N Y Auction
N Y Air Brake
N Y Tr
Jranslt
16
(t)
Common
7% preferred—100
10
7 % preferred- .100
Corp—5
MaracaiboOO Rxpl
V}X
Mock Judson A Voe
Nat Biscuit
Margay OilCorp_(f>
$3 cum pref—(t)
Jones A Laughlln
~1%
93*
33*
233*
63*
¥
Pref class B—100
23*
3*
15
Mo Portl Cement
59
5% non cum pflOO
3
Implem__t
Dref-.-f
National
1
30
19
8% cum pref__10()
Murray Corp
10
Murray Ohio Mfg ,1
33
3
63*% pref.100
pf .100
N J Worsted
143*
cum
13*
24
New Hav Cl com.25
N
$7 conv pref—(t)
Munsingwear Inc (t)
Murphy (G O) Or
Common
(t)
73*
13*
33*
13
123*
203*
23*
73*
73*
1
JonasANaumburg(t)
Power
Muliin* Mfg
..(+>
Johnson Tin Foil
A Metal..
—100
"33*
New Mexico a
Mlnneap-Honeywell
45
Regulator
(
6% pref ser A.100 k 1003*
Minneap-Mollce
$6.50
3
Engl Grain
Products com.-(t)
New
Sons
inr
A
Mouquin Inc
B—
4nr
(I)
Pref 6V*%
2%
7
Mapes Cons Mfg.(t)
Maple Leaf Mill- (t)
Miller
13
Class B
83*
173*
Mill Factors A—50
63*
A—(t)
Preferred
New Bradford Oil. _f
^.1
Moto Meter GAE.l
A Co class
Class
71
First pref
Midvale Co
92
-1'»<
N Y Dock.
5
Manning Bowman
30
Preferred.
New Bedford Rayon
Class A
84
1st pref.-100
$2 non-cum div
sh
(t)
5
5
com
113*
723*
8%
83*
Cord
Bedford
77
73*
■»
cam.
A Machinery. .100
5
7% preferred.-100
IntTextBook—. (t)
Internat Salt
Preferred
Midland Steel
107
20
Preferred
New
23*
Royalty—
$2 conv pref
(t)
Class
17%
27%
1%
"23*
14
pf t
5
cum conv
123*
Class A
7% preferred-.100
Louisiana Oil Kef (t)
66
58
Midland
Co common
Int Ptg Ink com.
1
100
Intl Saf Kaz B...(t)
AX
40
1253*
Int »'etrol
Internat Pulp
Preferred
63*
23*
136
1st preferred..100
2d preferred.-100
Lord
1
6
31%
953*
2
1
Wiles
boose
43*
28%
313*
92%
5%
7% 1st pref...100
134%
Inter Button Hole
Sew
Machine..10
Int Carriers Ltd
pref.(t)
Loew's Boston Th 25
17
'
4
Long Bell Lum A (t)
7% prior pref. 100
Int Business Mach.t
cum
203*
233*
23*
2
55
$6.50
953*
22
23
Oil
6%
22
21%
92%
10
t
inter
10
Middle States Pet—
10
53
10
102
3
iO
23*
7% .100
1
.(t)
MId-Cont Pet
Products
Wks.i
Locom
Lindsay Light.
Preferred
2
6% preferred—100
Inland
Steel
(f)
Hub
26
40
Newberry Realty pf
Newport Indust—]
(t)
Sugar
Preferred—
3%
%
193*
883*
33*
43*
Bros
"43*
100
Michigan
15
1
(t1
7% conv pref 100
Nelson (Herman)..5
Neptune Meter A (f)
Nestle-le Mur cl A_t
Newberry
(J J) Co
Common.
(t)
age
3
%
93*
t
Nehi Corp com—(t)
23"
2
Lib McNeil A Lib. 10
7% preferred.-100
Lily Tulip Cup—(t)
100
21 j
Llg A Myers Tob_26
Corp.t
45
Mexico-Ohio Oil_(t)
Mich Gas A Oll.-(l)
99H
2%
Cum pref....100
Indus Finance vtc 10
3
11%
8%
28%
3
3
22
29
73
75
Liberty Baking._(t)
Preferred
100
(f)
100
AX
20
3*
73*
Common
41
90
B
1%
50
27
Common
47
14
Life Savers —..—5
Indiana Terr Ilium—
Oil non-vot A.(t)
50
Preferred
(t)
5%
1253*
23
21
3«
Natomas Co of Gal
_
1213*
4
com
Neisner
74%
3%
9%
25
25 c"
Preferred
60
Indiana Pipe Line 60
Indian Refcom___10
82
Metrop Tobacco. 100
Libbey-O wens-Ford f
Am
14
Mexican Petrol. .100
3
8
Lehigh Valley Ooait
6% cum conv pf 50
Lehman Corp
(f)
Lehn A Fink Prod 5
Lerner Stores
323*
26
15
11%
2%
10%
6
Pf with war—100
11%
of Gt. Brit A Irel'd
17
153*
493*
123*
Preferred
100
Nat'l Transit
12.5V
Nat Union Radio (t)
Metal A Thermit-_t
70
100
Cement
Nat Tea
333*
Nat Tool com—-.50
Metro-Goldwyn—
Pictures 7% pf_27
Lawrence Portland
7 % preferred--100
15
(t)
Preferred
153*
2
Nat Sugar Refg—(t)
Nat Supply n«»— 25
46
25
Metal Textile pref. +
Metrop Pav Brick-t
IV4
73*
Merrlt, Chapman A
33%
Lane Bryant Inc
100
75
(f)
..
393*
Warrants
12
63*% pref A—100
31%
25
Leonard Oil Dev
Imperial Tobacco
Preferred
45
:
Nat Steel Car Ltd(f)
Nat Steel Corp—
65
Mesabi iron
1 k
Mesta Machine...5
Landers, Frary A
Clark
40
3*
2l%
Nat Steel Corp... 25
Warrants
57
20
4
63*
11
.
....
Hat (Jo-
Scott..
Preferred
Bid.
Nat Rub Mach—(
Nat Screen 8erv_(
Nat Service Cos.*
Conv part pref.
Nat Shirt: gh Del
1st preferred. .100
2d preferred
34
963*
Mergenth'ler Llno(t)
30%
17%
30
7% preferred--100
29
143*
14 3*
Class O
113*
Woods
the
—
53*
33
Merchants Refrig. t
Preferred
100
Merck Corp pref. UK1
Common
Leh Coal A Nav-(t)
Leh Portl Cement 50
22
Imperial Oil Ltd (t)
Registered shares.
Imperial Tobacco
Intercont
of
Lake
—
Merchants & Miners
11%
11
Lefcourt Rlty Corp 1
Conv pref
(t)
%
26
"58""
4
55
Corp
_
108
Lambert Co
Huylers Inc—
Indus Accep
18
'
20
T,,(:
Shoe
73*
30
54
Transportation (t)
Baking common 4
50
102
__t
Ideal Cement
Illinois Brick
3P
17%
Laclede Steel
20
50
(t)
1st pf 6%
100
Mengel Co..
1
7% cum pref..100
Mercantile Stores(t)
Preferred... .100
Kroger Grocery A
1013*
vot tr ctfs new..25
Hygrade
84
563*
103*
Par.
Ask.
Per share.
86
33*
pf A. 100
conv
common....
3%
31%
6% preferred
10
Kreuger (G) Brew 1
15
Household Pin pf.50
Hupp Motor
7 % preferred- -100
Kress (8H) A Co (t)
63
Houston OIUTexllOO
6%
McWm sDredg_.(t) Jfc
Mead Corp com -(f) k
Melville
82
100
Kresge Dept Stores 1
8% preferred--100
Kresge (S 8) Oe—
Com (vot)
10
29
viead Johnson A Col
%
Milling
(t)
xr&
Koppers Gas A Ookf
10
93*
pf A..50
conv
McLellan Sts com(ti
2%
4%
37%
£1
Preferred
73*
Melllns Food
(t)
Amer shares
4
Houdaille-HersheF
Class A
Class B
Common
823*
McKesson A Robb—
Common
5
7%
32
2%
10%
6%
%
Cum pref 7%-100
Kolster-Brand Ltd—
33
McKeesport T PI (t)
6
Kobacker Stores—
ny
137
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share.
8%
nlH
70
Preferred
113*
106H
Bid.
Par
Per share.
Per share.
Helme
93
STOCKS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
Parker Pen—-—10 k
Parker Rust Prf—(t) k
Park A Tllford
Parmelee
lnc.1
Trans, (t)
Pathe Exch Inc— (t)
$4 pref cl A
(t)
Peck. Stow A WUc 26
Peerless Mot Car-.3
43*
23%
23*
58 3*
243*
1
23*
213*
4
4
i?*
3ff
94
INDUSTRIAL
atocka.
Bid.
8tocka.
Ask.
Bid.
Per share.
of the month preceding the date of issue.
34
15
Rice Stlx Dry Gds.f
28
Penick
53%
T
Fora
a
(J
Penney
7
cum
(t)
cl A pflOO
55
8%%
(t)
Perfect Circle
fitter Dental Mfg_t
59
5
Robinson (Dwight P)
1st preferred--100
12
4%
43%
t
20
Phillip-Jones <~iori> *
Roosevelt Field
Root Ref Co
7% preferred.-100
v t c (t)
Pie Bakeries
Pierce-Arrow
8%
63
Russeks 5th Ave
.2ft
ioro
7*
pref_100
conv
Pierce Petroi...
t
1%
1%
PUlsbury Flour MIIJb
25
(t)
Pirelli Co of Italy
Am sh* 600 lire
common
73%
3%
...
(t)
11%
30%
48%
6% preferred-.100
25
Pitts Screw A Bolc( t>
Plttsb Steel 7% pflOO
7
26%
Pltcshurirn Hteel Fily
Common. —_(t)
Prefer reu
30
preferred _(t)
conv
30
it)
J*
7% preferred--100
ProcA Gamble
33%
(t)
8% Preferred...100
5% pref.
100
Prod A Ref Corp. 50
7% conv pref.-10
Producers Royalty-1
Propper M'Oall'm(t)
Publication Corp (t)
First pref
110
3»
48%
10%
67%
(+)
8% preferred..1flr
6% vot pref...100
Purity Bakeries.-vt)
PyreneMfg
ir
Quaker Oats
(t)
6% preferred.-100
46
13%
.
Radio-Keh'b-Orph
113%
Railroad Shares. _(f)
Rainbow Luminous
Product A
Class B com
%
common
Selby
Shoe^..
(t)
Selfrldge Prov Stores
Am dep rets
£l
Sellers (G
Servel, Inc, 7% pref.
Seton Leather
(t)
Shaler Co class A—t
Sharon Steel Dp. (r)
Sharp & Dohme
f
93 60 conv pref__f
Pen
(t)
£2
rransp A Tt
Shell Union Oil
t
100
pref
t
(Ju
Petrol Co_10
(Franklin)
Skelly Oil
3
26
11%
Relt (Robt) A Oe (+)
"2%
7% non-cum pflOO
Smith (A O) Corp( + >
7% 1st pref..-100
Reiter-Foster Oil.(t)
18
100
1st
Preferred
%
({)
Stores
Reliance Mfg comHO
Preferred
100
Remington Arms__t
1
cam
7% 1st pref... 100
8% 2d pref...100
6
Reoubllc Steel.
_(f)
6% conv pref. 100
Respro Inc
t
Preferred
10
Cop & Br.
Class A
10
1% cum pref. .100
Reybarn Co Inc...l
Raynolde Spring
Reynolds Tob
B
common
Last sale,
(f)
t
10
10
n
Nominal,
inn
23%
31
3
32
41
41%
41%
48
100
"4%
"9%
Pref with warr.100
3
12
22
----
2J
40
"7%
73
7%
5%
9%
10
12
20%
8%
25
73%
76
65%
8%
I§"
16%
84
5
6%
15%
8%
16
9
48%
163
167
South'n Pipe Line 1
Southland Royal-(t)
South Penn Oil
82
So Porto
65
16
29
30%
23%
2,5
RlcoSog (+>
8% preferred-.100
S'west Pa P L
60
24
109
7%
27
32
8%
12%
15%
16
n
i%
23%
3%
8
34%
in
ThateherMfg( votR t'»
$3.60 conv pf-_(t)
Thayer-Fobs pref 100
40%
17%
5
.1
7% conv pref..100
Tbompsou-s turret (t)
13% pref
(t)
10J
12^
US
1
U 8
4
i
950
8%
34%
6%
13
43%
25
5%
3%
"3%
19
21
7%
13%
14
Thur berEarth Prod 8
10c
.
6%
Tide
ammo
conv
Water
«
pref. 100
oi
5% conv pref. 100
Tlmiceu-Det Axie.io
Tlmken Roll Bear (+)
Tobacco A Allied
Stocks, Inc
7%
3
75
15
Traus Air Transp
"
2%
6%
TramamerlcaCorp
TraDs Lux
Daylight
"4%
"5%
7%
36%
5%
22%
31%
23
129
Furnace pref
47
ion
11%
Preferred
100
Tung-Sol Lamp..(t)
$3 conv pref
f
m
43%
Sale price,
x
Ex-dividend,
f Without
par
101
"§"
141
non-cum
United Stores A
$6
t
pref
(t)
(t)
United Wall Pap.(t)
conv
Univ
Leaf Tob.. (t«
8% preferred-.100
Universal Pictures(t)
Unlv Pipe a
7%
preferred-100
pref_100
conv
Preferred
Vanadium
Van
Raalte O®
%
3%
44%
123%
2%
"4
65
^
%
3%
46%
125
4
38
42
1%
12%
18
9
2
50
1%
20
1%
22%
2
5
20
30
19
19%
5
8%
76%
77
7% 1st pref._ .100
Venezuelan
3%
60
103%
*
10
Corp
Venez'l'n Mex 011.10 '
1%
~6"
pflOO
7%
7%
60
Triplex Saf Glass—
Am dep rets
reg £1
Truax-Traer Coal (t)
Trumbull-Cllfr*
(t)
com
1st pref
100
U 8 Tobacco....
*
Valley Mould A lr®n
com men
(t
Steel Forging.__i
UHeo Products. _(fi
125
44
84
U S Stores
48
28
18%
44%
1%
116%
61%
Vadsco Sale® Oorp
Common
(t)
58
m
m
7
39
6%
29%
26
6%
18%
44%
1%
114%
59
92
(t)
— <m
•»
10
83%
6%
28%
.(t)
m
38%
90
Tob Prod Expts. (f)
Todd Shipyards
(f)
5
17
3
10c
UticaKnit Co... 100
12%
19
25
7% preferred.-100
U 8 Hteel Corn
38
1%
32
U 8 8m Kef A Mln_60
83
Picture Screen.. 1
Transue A Williams
5%
lstpf-100
t
n-cu
U S Rubb Reel
12%
82%
26%
2%
6%
1%
8%
(+)
8% 1st pref—100
Rad
1
7% preferred.-100
30c
Torrlngton Co...
100%
Rubber
Vot tr ctfs
35
Thompson (J R) ..25
Thompson Prod
*■
w
T
Realty & Imp
22
3%
16
50
U S Radiator_.._(t)|k
Preferred
100 k
5
3%
24%
21%
18%
24%
$1.20 1st pref--(t)
U 8 Playing Card. 10
U 8 Print A LitheCommon
(t)
7% preferred.._50
700
Texas Gulf Sulph (t)
Texon OH A Land—t
Fide
pf_100
A cl A (t)
Preferred
6
Trunz Pork Stores(t)
Truscon Steel... 10
s
11%
2
10%
11%
Trust old stk..100
Ctfs sub shares
1
..
t c_(t)
conv
U S Lines pref.-.(t)
U S Pipe A Foundry
Common
20
98
TexPac CoalAOil-10
Texas Pacific
Land
Co
▼
Part
J«
.100
Preferred
50
Texas Corporations
Therm old
Machln'y5
(t)
Alcohol,
cum pr
7%
2%
.+
Telaut'g'ph Corp.. 5
Tenressee Corp..
5
Tennessee Prod-.(t)
13%
60
Canadian price,
24
t
A
Hoff
S
U S Ind
U S Leather
Taylor Milling ..(f)
Taylor-Wharton
35
25
r
4%
9%
Southern
10%
22%
3%
53%
3%
9%
62%
65
12
30%
Taggart Corp com.t
Tasty east Inc cl A(f)
Taylor-Colquitt Co t
105
20
7% preferred-.100
U
1
Symington Co
66%
13%
U 8 GyDsum
Tnteruat'l—1*
Swiss Oil
Iron A Steel com.t
47
99%
2%
9
3
ii*
Preferred
100
Technicolor Inc._(lM
5%
46
Southeast
Class B_
Swift
1
26
U 8 Glass
25
Co
A
1
U S Freight
1K
"8%
10
Sonotone Corp
45
Swift
(t)
100
Preferred.
U S Foil B
"6%
5
100
100
.
Preferred
7%
Preferred-.
U S Express
U S Finishing
110%
5
(t)
Superior OH
1
Superior Steel. ..10<>
Class
3%
16%
Exp
100
South Dairies A-._t
11
:
vt
0% cum pref..100
Superheater Co
-
7% conv pref-100
Envelope
100
U S
59
Mach'y.(t)
Oil com
A (+)
(t)
U S Dlstrlb—
4
Swan A Finch Oil.25
%
60
55
4
22
t
Car.
Sweets Co of Am.50
%
2%
U 8 Dairy Prod
Common
B
(t)
Corp
t
7% preferred..100
-
6
8ocony Vacuum
Corp
25
Solvay Amer Inv—
4
Studebaker
Motor
100
Preferred
8
SunrayOIl
3%
Smith & Corona
Smyth Mfg <^ ..25
Snider Packing., (f)
Reynolds Invest—.1
Met
.100
Typewriter
100
Roo Motor Car
Reynolds
22%
*
6% cum pref.
SlosN-8beff S
f
6H% pref
.
Stroock A Co
Stuts
»• A 8ons
Sentry Safety Con(f)
Hervel Co.
1
7% pref...100
Singer Mfg
100
Singer Mfg Ltd
£1
...
Revere
%
4%
100
Co
60
(f)
Button-Hole
Machine
10
Reece Fold Mach.10
Reeves (Daniel), (t)
U 8 Bobb A Shut.100
7%
sun
Simon
Reece
pref
Rem t'n Rand
92
Sullivan
...
SImms
Red Bank Oil
2%
A Fuller(t)
Stone A-Webster (t)
preferred .10
10%
StixBae
107
Simmons
18
Silk
Hosiery M (vot) 10
7% pref vot
100
Stl nnesc Hugo) Corp t
115
Pub
tr ctfs com 50c
Reliable
88
Simmons-Boardman
Raytheon Mfg
Real
26%
31%
111
103
6% pref ser B-100
26
Seaboard Oil
(t)
Seagrave Corp
t
Sears, Roebuck 8r
Co common... (t)
Seeman Bros
(t)
Segal Lock & Hard¬
ware com
(t)
Selberling Rubo. (t)
Preferred
22
Raybestos-Maim&c t
7
Un Publishers pf 100
Untd Sh Mach Oo26
Preferred
25
50
100
(t)
(+)
.
..
12%
47
.
0% prel AA ..IOCi
Sher-Wms Oan__(t)
Preferred
Preferred
it)
-.26
Stewart-Warner
10
t
1
Sk
-
R'can
com
Un Prof Sharing, (t)
23
Ketab
100
Preferred
Sugar
1%
_
Sherw-WUllaTn* __2f
30
U nit Piece Dye com T
97
(J By
Preferred
26%
30%
<
6 % % conv pf. 100
29'
Raymond Concrete
Vot
t
rcts_.£l
100
Amer dep
Unit Paperboard
9
%
4%
21%
Shell
t
Rainier Pulp & Pap.
Pile
__t
8 % preferred
Scott Paper
% Sheaffer
t
.
com
_t
.
$3
preferred __(t)
United Molasses Ltd
Stetsoo
Shatt'ifit '*Vank r»\ +
*
.
25
--(+)
"7%
7 % preferred ..100
88
(t
United Fruit
Un Merch A Mfrs. t
2
Common
93
7
t
Un
35%
36%
Preferred
100
6%
5
Knar A Fdy—
.*
Preferred
100
67
United Port®
%
96
Preferred
100
PiUman Inc.
Pure Oil Co
3%
88
Scovill Mfg
Hall
United Drug
Uuited El Coal
10%
%
Preferred
teelCoofOan— (t)
7% pref ser A.100
2
16
Prat.t &
Pressed ctteei Car
—
10^
arefnrred
7% preferred.. 100
ScbuJte Real Est.(t)
21
109%
18"
1
10
6%% pref
100
eln Cosmetics-.(t)
Sterling Products-10
frnd.
Schiff On
2
,9*
1*
..2h
Corp
220
Schulte
5
—
100
6% pref
United Dry Dock (t)
United Dvewood._m
36
%
6%
5
Schenley Dtstillers-5
4%
26
Lambert-_t
«
Savoy Oil
Prairie Pipe L
Prentice
~3%
32.,
12%
Gas .26
a
—
Sanborn
8
New com w 1—5
15%
i§*
100
Map
100
Savage Arms
if)
Savan'h Sug com__t
Salt. Oreek
4
(t)
(t)
1
'
Salt Creek C®n Oll.l
$3 part pref
7% preferred-.100
62
61"
10C
St Regis Pap. com.t
°referred
10°
33
Porto Ric A Tob—
Prairie Oil
100 k
Preferred
(t)
(t)
Common
United Milk Prod (t)
s
Worn®
Stanley
112%
11%
Un Cigar Stores—
90
109%
Prod-t
41%
7% preferred-.100 '
Preferred B
tarrett
Pacific O®
13
Preferred A
56
49%
7%
15%
25%
112%
(t)
Unltecl-CarT Fast (f)
United
Chemical
39
\
42%
19%
100
A
34
96%
2
Rocky Mt &
73"
Plymouth Cordage—
Plymouth Oil
6
Poor & Co class B.(t)
Potrero Sugar
■;
5%
33%
26%
38
5% guar. pref. 100
bandard Screw. 100
25
Plimpton Mfg Col00
Class B
100
7% preferred--100
3%
38%
100
(f)
32
__10f
com
U
band Oil Export
3
Preferred
°t L
13
Class A
112
10
St L Nat Stk Y-.100
6% preferred-.100
pf
104
9
13%
3%
10C
Pitts United Corp 2r
conv
2
32
34
52
3
7%
50
Preferred
Plttsb Term OoallOO
Pittston Co
48%
2%
St L Car Co com__10
30
Pitts Ooai (Pml.-)ftu
Plttsb Pi Glass
Mills
75
3
(f)
.
78
48
8%
of Am com
26%
32
6
11%
7% conv pref-100
United Carbon
+
20%
124
29
25
(Oal)...(t)
d OH (Ind).—25
d Oil (Kan)—10
Stand OH (Ky) —10
band Oil (Neb)_ .26
tand Oil of N J-.26
band Oil (Ohio)..26
5% preferred.. 100
St Lawrence Flour
Pitney-Bowes Post. +
Plttsb Brewing
Preferred
25%
A
+
(t)
Steel -5
20%
Warrants..
Unit Amer Bosch, (t)
Umlted Biscuit—
80
77
sand Com Tob—t
33"
27
40
20%
123%
Stand Oil
103%
111%
Un St YdsOmahalOO
29
"5%
Brands (t)
cand Cap A
13
5%
1%
75%
Safeway Stores-_(t)
0% pref
100
7% pref
100
St Joseph Stk Yd 100
St Lawrence Corp(t)
Pref class
1
34%
31
Union OH of Oallf.25
Union Tank Car. (t)
Union Tobacco—(t)
Unit, Aire A Trans. \
84%
100
Preferred
(t)
...
9
25
pref A -(t)
$7 pref ser A
tandard Brew
55
FRher.
8%
preferred—-1
bandard
%
%
33%
12%
v
Ryan Cons Petrol (1)
Safety Oar H A Llou
2%
Union Carb A Oarh t
3
Underwood Elliott
55
8
%
100
5
Ruberoid Co
10%
Unexcelled Mfg__10
(Jn B A P Corp.. (T)
83*
4%
7% preferred.-100
50
1%
1%
1
Royal Typewriter(t)
Preferred
100
3%
Governor.(t)
Pierce Oil
Roval Dutch On N
Mot
Oar Corp
Pierce
$6
1%
5
1
prior pref. 10
Corp-.(t)
Roxy Theatre—
Preferred A
(t)
8%
85
36
conv
2%
Conv
in 18%
5%
52%
9%
52
48%
77%
19%
5
Rossia Int
65
5
ITt)
25
12
7% preferred--100
Phillips Petrol
1%
4
100
irA
4
plegel-May-Stern
Common
(t)
59
..10°
4
♦
10
52
deferred
14
5%
S
Rogers Peet
15%
5
7% preferred-.100
"9%
24
64
t
A C®
pear
23
7% preferred,. 100
Tung-Sol Lamp—(f)
Uleu & Co com._(t)
50%
6%% pref—100
Kellogg, (t)
(t)
Rocky Mt Fuel.-100
15"
3%
1
Class A
14
9
pencer
100
Co
Rockwood
Preferred
14
Phil A Read O A I_t
t
t)
7% conv pref
tlke-Kumler
3%
31%
Phoenix Hosiery.
1%
Common
Riverside 811k Millst
7% preferred—100 k 101
Pet Corp or Am
..5
10%
Petrol A Trading A_
11
Phelps-Dodge
26
15%
Pnlla insul Wire
1%
Tublze Chatillon —1
42
pref.-100
parks-Wlth'gt'n Co
Rlchman Radiator—
107
..t
it)
Pet Milk
pang
6% cum
5
40 %
pf—10
conv
90
21
51
f
Peoples Drug Stores
Common
60
7% 1st
share.
Par
10
55
4
60
Fuel .—2
Penn-Mex
9
pref—100
Ohalf't A Co t
18
1
7% convpref A100
ivifg
paldlng(AG)ABr(+)
99
1%
15%
6%
22%
3%
Pa-Dlxle Cement.
Salt
55%
10
9%
Bid.
Stocks.
Per share.
Par
96
100
100
Richfield Oil of Calif
25
Pref x-warr
110
108
Penn Coal A Coke 10
Penn
55
Co
O)
Common
0%
pref
ind pref
ist
Ask.
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
Per share.
Par
Pender(D)Groc'y Ar
Class B
(t)
STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
&
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day
Petrol-5
10
%
'%
%
2%
3%
Va-Caro Ohem—
8%
37%
2%
70
80
11%
15
05%
6
30
4%
23
value.
t
7% prior pref-100
0% part pref. .100
Va b-on O A Ti_.ion
20%
2
Common
37%
5 % preferred -.100
Vlck Chemical
5
Viking
Pump
Preferred.....
Vogt Mfg
Vortex Cup
.+
t
(t)
t
Class A
(t)
Vulcan Detlno'uglMc
7% preferred-.100
67
17
5%
71
18%
8%
25
35
32%
4%
29%
6%
11%
33%
28
29
60%
62%
106
5
35
,
8%
12%
June, 1934.]
Stocks.
Bid.
Par
Waco Aircraft
Ask.
(t)
16X
k
Wayne Pump
Conv pref
Webster Eisenlohr(t)
37 preferred -.100
(t)
20
41
4%
Com Class
(f)
7% preferred..100
23 X
8u
2u
31u
IX
2
X
Warren Bros
Stationery v t c (t)
Indies.Sugar. 1
13 u
3
14 u
dscius Air Br
27
34 u
^
8X
$3 conv pref___(t)
Warren Fdv & Plret
1im
V Va
19
25"
24"
Watson (J W) Co (f)
X
Preferred
100
Worthington Pump
80
25
91
A
12X
8*
22
3A
Corp—
.
29
(+)
WUlys-O vpriand ..25
Certificates
Preferred
100
25c
34c
34 x
90
16c
25c
iou
12
Wilton A Co
37
28
3u
3%
13
100
14
85 X
Pulp dc Pap__i
niaat
90
7% nreferred-_100
Witherbee Sherman
preferred
50
Woodley Petrol
1
Wooaa Mfg pref.iui,
50
61%
15X
26
Truck
A
To
A*
40
7 % preferred -100
Young (J 8) Co-.iOi
.
Preferred
Young
70
92
lOf
(L A) Spring
A
Wire...
(t^
Youngstown Sheet
20
t
19 X
41X
30X
10f
Coach Mfo"*'B
2
2%
0%
1%
:t
A
Yellow
X\\\
10
Marh
Yale A Towne
32
8
49
..10
Ltd—
7% pref A
100
6% pref B
100
Wright Aeronaut'l.t
Wrigley (Wm) Jr.-*
14U
Coke.f
Preferred
Warren(S D) Co com
Wastiburn WIro_.(t)
24 X
49 X
Williams (R C>„(t)
Wll-Low Cafe ---(11
Oonv pref
(t)
3u
88 u
1st part pf_50
W Va Goal &
8%
20%
25%
Am dep rects ord.
Worcester Salt- 100
Wool w'th (F vV
130
5
A.
Woolworth
27
se(t)
st he Ei A Mr.5n
7%
Claae
7% preferred—100
2%
9X
13u
100
Gat
Wllcox-RIch
&
Veston El Instru—t
Class
A
t
2X
1
..
A
3u
1u
Western Tablet
_
8
25
106
2%
X
100
nr*»f
n»
8
WIeboldt Stores
(t)
Wilcox A Glhbs__50
Wilcox
(FT FT
Oil
3u
1u
West
J7/°
First pref
Spoond
88
6% preferred
27
2
.(t)
.
5
feat oalrjr Prsd AT
Class B v t 0-. (t)
<
5%
23 X
com
Iron. 100
6% preferred..100
Woodward ALothrop
Common
10
12%
20
White Rk Min SpgsStk trust ctfs__(t)
58 u
10
Common A—
(t)
Western Cartridge
20 u
4u
$3.85 cony pf_.(t)
Warner-Quiniau
WhIte(SS)Dental
21
58
drift
7u
...
VA
Woodward
Ask.
Per share.
5
8
Par
19"
16 U
M«\eh ( + >
$4 convnref
(t)
69""
lU
$4 conv pref
t
West Air Express-10
West Auto Supply—
75
18
45
12
64
Bid.
Stocks.
90%
Wheel Steel Corp (f)
Preferred
100
Vhite Motor
50
90
70
Ask.
Per share.
Westvaco Chlorine pf
2
Wesion Oil & Snow
35
Bid.
Par
3
WelchGrape Julce(t)
26
106
Walworth
Os
(t)
Ward Baking OorpOom Class A__ (t)
Warner Aircraft- (t)
Warner Bros PIct—
Common
5
(t)
(t)
Preferred
100
Wells Fargo Expr__l
5%
Walgreen Co coin (t)
25%
6U% cum pf .100
103
Warrants
k
2%
Walker (H) Good'm
& Worts
34 X
com—(t)
Preferred
(f)
15X
Waltham Watch Bt,1
5u
Prior pref
100
Preferred
17"
100
Stocks.
X
X
17 X
1^
Ask.
Per share.
Par
"7%
95
stocks
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Bid.
Stocks.
2
Class B
(f)
Waldorf System.__t
Co
are as near as
Per share.
Wahl Company.
_(f)
WalttABuudlncA(t)
miscellaneous
&
industrial
Quotations for all securities
16U
—-+
18 %
100
41%
2%
5X
A Tube
75U
5X% pref
IX
Zenith
4
Zonite Products—1
Radio
(t)
u
t No
par
«eetvaco Chlorine
value,
r
Products
Canadian price,
Quotations
Bonds.
Albany Metropolitan 6 Us 1938—
Alden 6s 1941
Algonquin Aoartments 6s ctfs
ii*
■a*
Ailerfcon 55th St 5 ft* 1945
Allerton N Y Corp 5 Ha *47 j*j
Ambassador Hotel(Los Ang)6s '43
Amer Insur Dn Bldg 6s '41.MAN
Atlanta Post Office 5 U« 11)37 MAS
33
12 X
3l"
65
59
61X
36 H
50
Boston Parcel Post Station—
6Ha Oct
1
1935
AAO
Boston Post Office Serv Station—
5Ha July 1 1938
JAJ
33
49
Bowman-Biltmore Hotels 7s 1934
7s
stamped
$436
to
as
payment
3
of
partial
redemp'n 1934
6% notes 1931 ext to 1933-JAJ
B'way Barclay Office Bldg 6s 1941
Bway Mot Bids (N Y> fls748.FAA
35
y 29
Bway A 38th St 7s 1945
Bway A 41st At
36
Bids * wis 1944—
Broadmoor (The) 6s 1941
Bryaae Pk Bldg (NY) 0Ub'46JAJ
Budd Realty 6s Juns 1941
6s Sept 1941
1
54
45
34
4
30
55 x
38
45
42
42
74
56
57
94u
6Hs 1936
502 Park Ave Bldg 6s ctfs 1941..
15 West 81st St 6s
1944
6th Av A 29th St Bldg fts "48.FAA
1945
42d St 9c Lexington Ave Bldg-—
6
1945.
48 Exchange Place Bldg 6s 1938
1512 Spruce St (Phlla)
1st m As 1943
AAO
51 Fifth Ave 6s 1943
AAO
50 Bway Bldg (N 1) As
1500 Walnut St(PhUa) 1st fls'47
40 Wall 8treet Bldg 1st «• 1958..
42 Broadway Bldg As 1939..JAJ
42d St 9c Lex Ave Bldg 6 Us 1945
Fox Det Theatre As 1942....AAO
Fox Metropolitan Playhouse—
•Ink fund oonv 6 Us 1932.MAN
Fsx New Eng Thea ft Us *48-FA A
Fox Theatre A Office Bldg
18
21
15
92
65U
"
JAJ
15
21
30
37 X
62 X
44
27 U
48"
60 Park Place Bldg 6s 1937
Sixty-One Bway bH* I96U
38
24
26"
Gen mtge 7s 1945
20
X
-
-
22 X
19
55
AA<
AAO
50
Stanley-Mark Strand 6 Us 1941
70
Stanley Real Est 5Us 45.-JAD
State A Wa«h Bldgs (Chicago)—
1st sink fund 5s 1948ser A.MAS
17u
2
Sink fund 5s 1948 ser B..MA8
Stevens Hotel (Ohlc) 6s 1945.JAJ */ 25
17
Taft Realty (New Hsv) 0s'4OAAO
37
10 East 40th Street Bldg 6s 1940
45
Textile Bldg 1st 6s 1958
MAN
22
Gen 7nfw.w 1948
MAN
32 X
301 East 38th St Bldg 6e 1939...
35
Title Guar A Trust 6U« 1932-37
Priultv Bide 5Ue 1939..—-J*'
9<%
40 X
2 Park Ave Bldg
1941
J08 South La Salle St Bldg Oorp —
1st • f 5 Us 1958
MAN
29X
U
2124-34 B'way Bid? ctfs
50
2480 Broadway Bldg 6U«
30
Tyler Bldg 6u 1963
AAO
UD Past Offices 5 Us '35.FAA16
19
United Properties 6s 1942
20
-
"
21
88
21
....
75
55
50
10
42
10
40
46
5
6
Inc—
Conv s f deb As 1948
JADIR
N Y Athletic Club As 1946... AAO
.
45
92
8
Realty,
if*
Sherry-Netherland Hotel 5%a '48
Certificates of deposit
Shubert Theat deb is 42.JAD16
26 X
10
39
Bros
JAD
79 Madison Ave Bldg 6s '40-MAS
SevUla-Bllt Hotel 7H>'37—MAN
610 Park Avenue 6s 1940
616 Madison Ave Bldg 6 Us 1938666 West End Ave 6s
60 Broad St Bldg 6s 1939
ANY
Velsuer
Without warrants
9u
75
27%
26u
27
—
g*
50""
7s 1938
New York
Title"Mtge 5~U»—-—
30
35
Van Swerlngen 6s ww 1935--FAA
17
30
36
1st A coll ■ f 6s 1938
AAO
Varlck 8t Sta P O (N Y) 6s 194;
21X
16%
Norfolk P O As Mar 1 1935-MA8
Verth Station Tndus Bldg (Bost)
60
71
18 X
73
{53-AA^
60
15%
38
42X
35
50 X
36
14
18
1st in s f 5s 1962
Oliver Cromwell 6s 1939
AAO
24 X
5
111 John h* Bldg A« iw4h
FAA
1A5 Broadway Bldg 5Us *51 faa
General a f 7s 1941
FAA
One LaSalle 8t Bldg 6s 1949 JAJ
8
70
Bldg As '34-'35 MAN
45
Wauainake
Wardmaa
16u
53%
46
40
m9X
32
k Sale price.
10%
33
12
62 X
50
Parana
45 x
45 X
46 %
Claim filed
Claim not filed
Park Central Hotel 6s ctfs
39
40X
3
15
20
t-'ennevlvimiM Bidu rte 1uhv»-.MAN
52%
43
1st A re
(Jahn)Phlia.,6U>'49
16
4
18*
91X
eal Estate Properties
6Us 1948--—-MAS
Certif icates
-
6s 1939
Palace Ho\efuton~
1954
Certificates of deposit
59u
59 u
or
deposit..
22
21
21
Penn York
40X
1944--JAJ 16
Waldorf Astoria 7s w w
58 %
14X
Bldg Oorp—
1st leashold 6 Us
57 X
Park Lane
45
39
27
Vauderbllt Ave
wadsworth Bldg(NV)6s
_---
43
One Park Av
11
Nominal,
Certificates of deposit-.
..
40
26 X
15
...IAJ
ser
38
38
38
36
14
14
8
12u
40
40
17 X
15
14
54X
.MAS
n
14
88
64
Bldg (N Y) 6U5'39.MAN
Vat Hotel of Onba As I959.MAS
Vat Press Bldg 5 Us 1950 A&oi*
6 Us 1948
AAO
Munaou
43
34 X
17 H
1942
Mortgage Securities 5 Us
41
Fox St Louis Theatre Bldg—
lstsf 64« 1942
AAO
/Flat price,
47"
Properties. Inc—
1
-
Shelburn.lnc(AtlCy)6U«r40
45
Millinery Center Bldg 7s 1944—
Minneapolis Parcel P l>—
62 X
tstsf 8Us 1941
Corn—
45u
July
Bldg(Denv)6Ui,40-MAS /
Roxy Theatre 6U» 1040
.AAO /
Certificates of deposit
/
Russeks ftth Ave Bldg 6s 1944... /
3t Charles Hotel (Atl Oy) 4o 1946 /
Saks Realty 6s 1945
AAO /
6s 1946
AAO /
Ssvoy-Plaxa Corp 6s 1945..JAD /
Certificates
f
1st s f 5Us 1945
JAD /
49
48
Bldg 6s 1943
56th St 6 4*
42"
n""
19
12 X
6th Art-
38""
42 X
66
1st mtge a f 5Xa ctfs 1953
6>
M AN
1943
Schulte Rsal Estate 6s 1935—
With
warrants........
JAD
5
54
11X
Film Center
27
52 X
27
28
JAJ
37
35
36
Bldg A Us
Repub
80
36
Mercantile Arcade Kld< (Los Ang)
1st « f 5 Us 1953
..JAD
26
26
ttqult Office Bldg (N Y) 5s 1952..
Esrry Sta P O (San FtO As 1934-.
72"
71
Marcy (The) As 1940
34
Eppley Hotels 6 Us 1941
98
99
Dorset (The) 6s 1941
Drake (The) fla 1939
Eastern Ambassador Hot 5 Ha *47
Eighty Fifth Are Qi 1940.
18-20 East 41st St Bldg 6s 1940.
18 Gramacy Park South 6s 1938.
11
42d St t)Ha 1946—MAN
(^ulucy Station P O (Chicago;—
6s May 1 1941
JAD
Realty Assoc Sec Corp 6s *37-J f
6s 1939
JAD /
6« 1943
AAO /
98
36
ctfs
18"
55"
94
Dallas POfli Sept 15 1936 MAS
-
15
15'"
Sec • f 5 Us 194A—
JAJ
Merchants Nat Prop 6s w w '58.-
9
22 X
54
98
(Brooklyn)
AAO
8
96
14
Mercantile
49
47
102
64"
43 X
30
7
21'
Dec 1
19.38
JAD
New Engl Theatres 5s_1958
—1983
5s
Pontum
100
Provident Loan Society 6% ctfs—
Prudence Co 5Us
1961 / 56
Jewelers Bldg (Chic) As "50.JAD
Lake 8b Atb Club (Ohlc) A
Us '45
La Salle Hotel 5 Ha 1940
FAA
London Terrace Apts 6s *40 MAN
Lord Bait Hotel g in A Us '46 AdtO
Lords Court Bldg 6 U« 1942-JAD
Louisville l» n 5 Us Jan 1 1943 JAJ
Majestic Apts 6s 1948 ctfs
64
Fr)~6s UfLFAA
Bway Corp 5Us'51__jAJ
Certificates of deposit
Paramount Theatres 6s 1945 JAJ
Corp 6Us 1943-.JAD
Park Lexington 6Us ctfs 1953
Props 6s 1940—
Debenture 6 Us 1938
Penney (J O) Corn 5U« 1935-50
Plerrepont Hotel 5 Us 1940
I Last sale
* Negotiability
22 u
65
61
96
42 U
Brd Prop ds'46-JAD
Loews Theatre Rlty 6s "47 M&815
Lond Gu A Acc Bldg (Ohic) 8« A?
Ask.
93
25U
Loew's New
20X
44
5U«
Poll
22 U
8 f deb 5Ha 1940 ser A—JAJ
Certificates of deposit....
Circle Theatre 6s 1936
6sl940
2l"
21U
63 X
JAJ f
17
6s bond and c„fs of 1937
Manhattan Co Bldg—
1st m A leaseh s r As '68—MAN
Chrysler Bldg Os 1948
AAO
Cigar Stores Realty Holdings—
Perm Bid* 6s 1941
42 X
18
41U
22 U
Lincoln Mtge A Title gu 5Us '37-
AJ 1
Pittsburgh P O Serv Station—
44 U
Income 5 Us w w 1963
93
>««v«
44
24 X
29
62
39
Court A Kernsen dts
Pitts Hotels Corp 1st 5 U» '48M
Certificates of deposit
Hotel Sherman (Ohlc) 5 Ha '46JAJ
Hotel St George 5 Us 1943..
Insurance Center Bldg A Us 1943
55
AAO
Colonial Hall 6Us
Herald Square Bldg 6s 1948 MAN
Highbrldge Station P O. N Y—
5Us Dec 1 1938
-JAD
Hotel Lexington As 1943— MAN
Lincoln 42d St
Chicago Evening Amer 6s 1936—
Chicago Post Office 6s 1937
City Invest. (Bait.) 6Ha 1936--.
tJLarrlman Bldg As 1951MAN
Hearst Brisbane Prop 6a *34. J AD
6s 1939 to 1942—
JAD
6s 1937
JAD
62
93
Ohesebrough Bldg fls 194i
Bldg (Plttsb) 7s '47—FAA
Graybar Bldg (East Offices Inc)—
1st m leaseh 5s 1946
J AD
8e
leaseh 5 H 1934 (s-a) ..JAD
Greeley «q Bldg As 1950FAA
Greenwich Lodge 6%a
58
40 H
58 H
Debenture 6 H» 1938
Jeorge Washington Hotel As 1944
Jrant
Lefcourt Man hat Bldg
5Us 1941.
Lefcourt State Bid 6%a 1943
Liggett Bldg 1st i h 6 U« 62-FAA
Cambridge Court Apt 6 Us 1937Bldg 6s '40JAJ
Central Zone Bldg 6s, 1941
Certificates of deposit
Chain Store Depot 6a 1940
1949
Bta.
Bonds.
Ask.
.
45
33 U
A Carbon
f 6 Us
it*
Bush Term Bldg 1st 5s I960. A AO
Butler Hall 6s. 1939
Oarbide
s
1944
Bid.
Realty Corp;
J A.I
JAJ
32
26 X
49
Sale price.
Bonds.
1st
36
48
possible for the last day of the month preceding the date of issue.
fta
Batterymarch Bldg (Bos) 5 Us
35
19 X
■
toiler Bldg (OAF
19 X
1947
MAN
Baumann (Ludwlg) 6 Ha '36 AAO
6s 1942
FA A
Bins St Blng deb A His i960 Man
Bsnd 9c Mtge Guar 5Ha 1932-37
s
Ask.
37
28 H
J&J
-
k Last sale,
are as near as
Bid
18 u
1
w
Wardman
65
53
47
33 u
16
....
Realty A Construction
Deb g 6U» 1938
MAS
Washington Properties Inc 7s 1952
Westchester Bd A Mtge 5U« 38
Westchester Title A Trust 5U«-Weattntfhanse
Bids
6*
1939
Certificates of deposit
White Mwtor Realty 0» 1931-40
Woodbridge Bldg 5%a '41—AAO
7s 1940
AAO
17
5
2
22
17
15
45
45
90
80
58
93
101 x
42
103 X
mpaired by maturity,
t Exchanged for Poll ITew England bonds.
40
40
40
38
15
15
18u
16
15u
United States and Municipal Bonds
month preceding the date of issue.
asked quotations wherever they can be obtained. The custom,
Therefore in most cases it will be found that instead of
the interest rate at which business in the bonds is being
will yield the purchaser or seller 4.35% per annum to the
maturity of the issue.
Where two figures appear, as, for instance, "4.25% to 4.35%," the rate of return varies according to the maturity—the shorter
maturities yielding the lowest rate, and the longer maturities yielding the highest return.
Where, however, a range for basis prices appears, and the
higher figure of the range is given first—thus, "5.00 to 4.75"—then the higher yield is meant to be the bid price and the lower yield the asked price.
It is proper tp add that as far as the different maturities are concerned, it not infrequently happens now, owing to the unsettled state of the municipal
bond market, that no distinction is made between the different maturities, all being quoted alike.
....
In State and municipal bonds the custom has always been to quote them "and interest : that Is, the accrued Interest must in all cases be added on.
Note.—Owing to the present demoralized condition of the municipal bond markets, brokers and dealers find it difficult, and in many cases almost
impossible, to make quotations for municipal bonds.
Bid prices, especially for the smaller municipalities, are practically out or the question and sales
•r terms are simply a matter of bargaining between buyer and seller.
In fact, the absolute lack of demand often causes good bonds to be offered at
Quotations are as near as possible for the
last day of the
In reporting below prices for State and municipal securities, we give bid and
however, is to quote municipal securities on the basis of the return tney yield per annum.
actual prices we have inserted in the column headed "To Net" certain figures to indicate
done.
Thus 4.35% means that the particular security can be bought or sold at a price that
a
price.
most any
UNITED STATES—See also pa ge
First Liberty J oan—
I
8M% of 19?4 1947. _. J&D 103 2532
Oonv 4% ot 1934-47--J&D
•fferson
19.
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78
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78
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LeonJCounty 5s July 11934-40
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1935-1939
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1940-1956
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4Mb Munic Imp'85-'55MA8 /
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48
48
48
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52
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Oolombla Mtg Bk—
20-vr b f 0Ms 1947
AAO
Sink fd 7s (of 1920) '46 MAN
Sink fd 7s (of 1927) '47 FAA
Oerdoba (Prov) Argentina—
52
52
52
52
5Mb 1940-1950———MAN
New Smyrna 6s 1934-1945
Orlando 5Ms 1934-1952
Orange County 5s 1944. .JAJ
6a 1952-1953.
JAJ
33
65
85
98
98
98
37
68
90
85
90
Psnsacola 4Mb ref 1941—AAO
Pinellas Ce flu 1940
85
40
90
45
90
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5 Ms 1935
5 Mb 1936-1939
MAN
95
95
95
87
Polk'Oounty 5s July 1 1933-40
81 Augustine 6s 1965..... JAJ / 32
•■Impt 1935-1987
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Bt Petersburg 5 Ms 1949—JAJ / 45
6 Ms 1934-1953
..JAJ f 45
• Ms June 1954
-JAD / 45
6s 1984-1938
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70
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fa ext of 1924-1949—.JAD
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■xtl ■ f 7s Ser B 1945—JAJ
■xtl a f 7s ser O 1945—JAJ
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114
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Rio Grande
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23
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Certificates of deposit
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72
76
mm
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31%
100
80
13%
14%
100
101
94%
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81%
66%
fs*
Paulo (Brazil) State of—
8% external loan 1930-JAJ
Ext'l 8s 1950
JAJ
Extl water 7s 1956
MAS
Extl s f 6s (of 1928) '68.JAJ
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AAO
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Serbs Croats A Slov (King of)
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163%
69
(Bank of the) 1st 6b 47FAA
Styria (Prov of) 7s 1946.FAA
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Ext) • f 6%s 1957—JAD 16
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69
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Taiwan Electric Fewer—
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-
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42
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III
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86%
-
Sale price,
on
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Extl a f 7s 1958
JAD
Silesian Landowners Assn—
54
41%
coup's
Nov 1 1935 coupon on
Extl 7s 1962 ser B
MAN
164
29
Santander (Dept) Colombia
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Saxon Htate Mtge Institution
Sink fund 7s 1945
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Sink fund 6%s 1946—-JAD
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163%
181
.
Sac
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80
63
180%
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JAD
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Extl ■ f 6s 1968
I
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9%
Queensland (State) 7fl '41 AAO
Estonia (Rep of) 7s. 1967-JAJ
Finland (Repub) 6a '45—MAS
6 Ma Mun loan '54 cl A AAO
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MAS
Extl s f 6Ms 1956
MAS
Extl s f 5 Ms 1968
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French Government-
28
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18%
90%
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...JAD
sec ■ f 7b 1959
MAS
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Extl s' 6b 1901
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Poland (Rep of) 6s 1940.AAO
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118
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Certificates of deposit
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.
5Ms 1935-1937— JAJ
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OBechosiovak Republic—
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AAO
Dutch E Indies 6s 1947—JAJ
Ext s f 6s 1962
MAS
Extl 5Ms Mar 1953—MAS
Extl 5Ms Nov 1963..MAN
West Palm Beach 6s 1934-'40
Certificates—............
39%
95
Serial
8
100
92%
Peru
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93
"Extl" • f 6 Mb *63—JAJ16
6 Ms PubWlnJuneSO '45JAD
Serial 6Ms 1934
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90%
Panama (Rep) ext5%s'53JAD
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Extl sf 5s 1963
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Stamped..—
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99
f 5s 1967—,
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Miami Beach
29
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ref 6s 1901—..JAJ
Extlaf 6s (1928) 1961.AAO
8
IX JAD fc 80%
Extl s06s 1944
FAA
6s Extf ct 15 1952.AA015
14
Hukuang Rvp 6s £._JAD16 / 38%
Coup No. 35 due Dec 15 '28
Coup No 36 due June 15 '29 ""37%
Colombia Rep 6s 1961JAJ
Apr 1 1934 A sub coup on
102
ser
88
99
Extl
8 f gu 6s 1961
.AAO
6s 1902
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Chinese Government—
104
105
f 5s 1972
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New South Wales tAustralia)
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—..FAA
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Met Wat Serv A Dr Board
48
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104
18
17%
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60
Extl sf 6b 1962—....MAS
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5 Ms July11941-1975
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Extl Ry
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Extl 6Mb 1959 ser A.MAS
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73%
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60
Mlnas Geraes (State) Brazil
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Gent Agrlcul Bank (Germany
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41
86
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£100 and £200 pieces.
*/——
38%
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43%
FAA
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73
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Mendoxa (Prov) Argentina—.
—
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97
88
1
66
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88
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Marauhae (State Brazil
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4Mb of 1888
4s of 1900.
4s of 19104s ef 1189
Bremen (State) 7s 1935—MA8
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5 Mb f Feb 1 1937
FA*
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Buenos Airee(Prov)6«> '61MAS
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Duval Go School District No.
Japanese Government—
4s Sterling Loan of 1899
5s Sterling loan of 1907
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6s Storing loan 1924
8 f 6%s 1964
.FAA
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5s of 1895
5s ef 1913
1952
6s series B 1951
58
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42%
100%
106%
105%
flH
f 30
"IP
102
Belg Govt extl 8Mb 1949 MA8
External s f 6s 1955..—JAJ
Extl ef 7s 1955
JAD
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Bogota (Mtge Bk) 7s May '47
7a Oct 1947
——AAO
Bollvia(Rep) Esc 8s 47-M&N
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Haiti ittep) 6% Ex'62 a.aao
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Hamburg (State of) German;
Gold 6s 1946
AAO
35%
Hanover (Province) Germany
Harz W W 6%a 1949 -FAA
40
Hungarian Land Mtg Instit'n
48
Mtg 7Ms 1961 ser A—MAN
Sf 7%s61 Ber B(f 1k1b)MAN
48
Hungary (Klngd) 7%s'44 FAA
37%
Industrial Mtge Bk of Finland
1st M coll 7s July 1 1944—
101
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A&OIS 6 2.50
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6 3.00
4Mb 1930-1968
Norwich 4 Ms water 1939-MA8 6 3.00
•4Mb 1934-1964
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4Mb Refunding 1938—AAO 6 3.00
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Stamford (O) 4s 1942—.MAN 6 3.50
Stamford (T) 4Mb *35-'45 JAJ 6 2.00
•4 M Sch 1935 1966
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4 Ms High Sch 1934-'59 J AD 6 2.00
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BONDS
possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of issue.
(Dept of) 7a 47-MAN
Dollars per 1,000 lire flat.
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85
58
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MUNICIPAL BONDS
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Bergen. Norway—
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AftO
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Bordeaux (City) 0s'34—MAN
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Brisbane (City) Australia—
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MAS
80
Bf 5a 1958.
FAA
78%
20-yr s I 6b 1950.
JAD
94%
Budapest (City af) Hungary—
Extlaf 6s (af 1927) 62.JAD
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Buenos Aires. Argentine Rep_
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Extl a f 6a 1960 aer C3 AAO
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Lima (City) Peru—
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35%
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lI6"
90
110
25
31
94%
94%
38%
38%
63%
Extl a f 0%a 1958—-MAJ *f 8
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Certificates of deposit
169%
Lyons (City) 6s 1934..MAN
169%
Marseilles (City) 6s '34.MAN
Medellin (Munlc) (Columbia;
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7a extl Dec 1 1951
11
6%a 1954
84
Milan (Italy )ext 6%s'52.AAO
35
Montevideo (City) 7s 62. JAD
30%
Extl a r 6a 1959 aer A.MAN
31%
Nursmburg axtl 0a 1952. FAA
91%
Oslo a f g 0a 1965
MAN
Porto Alegre (City), Brazil—
18%
Sinking fund 8s 1961
JAD
17%
8 C 40-yr
7%s 1960
—
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Prague (Greater) Oity—
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BIO de Janeiro 8* 194*
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Sydney (City) NSW—
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4%s Feb 1 1930
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5s Mar 1937.
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1952
MAN
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5s May
1957
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4%s July 10 1958
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4%s June 1 1967
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96
98
96
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104
3.75
MAS
Deb 4%s Sept 15 62 M&S15
Deb 4%s 1900
MAN15
Ontario (Prov) 0s *43. MAS16
4%b 1944
MAS
4%s Jan 15 35'47-JAJ15
4%s Jan 15 48-'57- JAJ15
4%s 1935-'38_
MAN 15
4%s 1939-70
.MAN15
4s 1941
MAN
4s May 15 1935-43.MAN 15
4s May 15 1944-57.MAN 15
4s May 15 1958-68.MAN 15
Hydro KlecPow Com—
5s Jan 1 1935
JAJ 2
4%s Jan 1 1970
JAJ 2
Ottawa City 6s '34-'45—JAJ
0s Munlc Imp *34-'50—JAJ
5s July 1 1934-1960——JAJ
4%s 1934. 1935, 1944—JAJ
4%s 1934-1937
JAJ
4%s 1938-1942
JAJ
4%a 1943-1960—
JAJ
Quebec (Province)—
4%s 1950 opt 1945—MAS 2
4 %■ s f 1901
MAN
Quebec City—
5s S F (non call) 1960 MAN
105
%
6 3.35
to 3.40 %
to 3.40
%
9
4%- '36-'48
.
6 3.80
to4.10(%
IP1::
94
96
98
95
100
1937-50
97
109
93
95%
5s
109
96
98
86
88
Chicago Sanitary District—
4%s
4%s
4%s
104
106
109~
103
105
103
105
102
103%
103%
102
%
to 3.40
to 3.40 %
4%s.
108
108
to 3.35
6 3 35
Chic Lincoln Pk 4%s
105%
106%
104
%
3%
to 1.50
6 3.35
M3 N 6 3.35
1936
4s
108
to
%
3%
to 3.40
JAJ
JAJ
4s
116%
115
6 1.00
to 3.40
to
Chicago School District—
4s 1937
FAA
40
104%
6 1.00
Champaign Oounty—
5s
Road 1935 1943-MAN 6 3.50 to 4 .25 %
98%
Chicago 4s 1935
JAJ
113%
Deb 5s 1960
FAA
Township H
No 200
Dist
101
MAN
MAN
M&N
1934-1935
1937-1939
1940
86
4s
Cook
106
101
110
103
113
102
108
81%
87
87
—
95
79%
Co
96
92
4%s '35-'40—AAO
4%s For Pres'34 '43.JAJ16
4%s 1935-1943
JAI)
4s Ser M 1934
JAD
102
104%
93
M&N
MAN
1939-1950
Chic West Park 4s 1936-41
101
100
100
98%
1935
4s 1936-1938
•
88
99
Chic South Park 4s 1934
4s
88
86
90
90
87
90
87
90
102
105
Elgin Sanitary Dist—
6s
1934-1944
102
105
Evanston S I) No 76—
103
106
104
107
/ 80
193.5-1948.
88
Granite City 4%s 1934-48
90
Jacksen Os4%s 1939-1944.
100
Lake Co 5s road 1934-36. FAA
MAN 6 3.00
to 4 00
%
4%s
93
-
106
River
103%
92%
89%
FAA
103
98
No 90
1934-1947
94
92
89
4%s
105
8 D
101
95
5s Read 1930-49
106%
105
166%
91
S&skatcbew*n
6s
5»
i94o
1969
(Province)—
jon-call).. J ADD:
non-call)..
MAN
4%a July 2 1945
JAJ2
4%a 1955
—
4%s Mar 15 1960—MAS
4s Nov 15 1935—-MAN 15
4s Nov 15 1957
MAN15
Toronto 6s 1934 1940
JAJ
5B 1940-1950
.JAJ
5s 1934-1934
*—JAD
6s 1935-1939
-—JAD
5s 1940-1949
JAD
5s 1960-1959
JAD
4%s 1935
AAO
4%s 1930-1937
AAO
4%a 1938-1939
AAO
4%a 1940-1941
AAO
4%s 1942-1945—
AAO
4%a 1946-1901
AAO
4s £ July 1 1948
JAJ
3%s July 1 1944-45
JAJ
Vancouver, B 0.5%s '39 AAO
5%s 1952—
FAA
5s 1940 A 1941 var
88
86
99%
82%
101%
85
100
4%s 1934 to 1941
1942 to 1940
103
1947 to 1957
107
105
105
106
107%
97
94
100
97
92
94
91
93
90
92
14
89
92
86
91
98
94
101
90
93
89
92
1970
JAJ
—
Winnipeg. Man, 6s *44—AAO
4%s non-call 1944
MAN
4%s June 1 1946
JAD
4%a June 15 1960
JAD16
4s Aug 1 1946
FAA16
25%
o
88
0.00
to
Indianapolis S D—
4.40
4 40
4.40
Bldg Sept 1 1940—.JAJ
o!%a July 1 1941
JAJ
05s Oct 20 1934-39.AAO20
ols
4 75
Logansp'tJk4%s '34-'37 JADI5
So Bend *4%s W W '43.MAN
04%s W W Dec '43—JAD
96
4.75
4.75
4 75
MAP
South Bend School City—
4%a Impt 1939-1948.FAA
05%s 1941
91
83
6.00
3%
o4s Fire Dept J'ne i 41 JAJ 6 3.25 to 3%
04%s Sch J ne 16 '40JAD16 6 3.25 to 6%
04%s 1934-1955
...JAJ 6 3 .25 to 3%
03 %s Hospital 1930
.JAJ 6 3.25 to 3%
03 %s Oltv Hall 1939 .JAJ 6 3.2o to 3%
108
103
15
4 50
Iudlanapolis—
05 %s Track Kiev '35-*47 JAJ 6 3.25
102
5s Jan
AAO
AAO
oGary Sch Oity 4%s Oct 1943
Ham mo n (City)—
4f C H 1942-1950—JAJ30
106%
106%
106%
106%
98
106%
4.50
4.50
AAO
oFort Wayne School Dist—
5s Oct 1 1934-1943
105
105
4.50
Fort Wayne—
110
105
5
Elkhart 4%s WW '35-75 AAO
Evansvllle o4s ref 1942
JAJ
100
99
Verdun deb 5s 1954
22
INDIANA lsee footnote O)
88
86
5a 1945 A 1940 var
10%
4.75
86
170
84%
to
4%
3.80
6 3.90
FAA 6*1.00
FAA 6 1.00
FAA 6 1.00
MAN 6 1.00
-
—
Bloomlngton
115%
112
10%
168%
4s May
99%
107
35
20
6 3.90
4%s 1934-1944
1 1935
4s Highway 1935 1940—May
4s
Highway 1941-1943—May
4s Highway 1945-1954-M&S
4s 1945-1966
MAN
100
98
90
67
69
66
INDIAN
TERRITORY
(See
Oklah oma).
GEORGIA
70
4%s ref 1935-1945—
3%a Jan 1936
Albany—5s 1946
82
JAJ 6 3.15
JAJ 6 3.20
JAD 6 3.75
IOWA
to 3.00
to
3%
6 3.75
6 3.65
to 3.50
to 3.50
6 3.65
to 3.50
Des Moines 6s '34 '57
6 3.65
6 3.65
to 3.50
Augusta—4%f Flood "42MAN
Clarke Co 5s 1934-41-JAJ
Celumbus—6s 1934-44—JAJ
•.
or dele 5a W W '34-'38
JAJ
64%
71%
'Athens—4%e June 30 1943—
Atlanta—4 %s Jan 1 1940. JAJ
6s Water 1935-37
JAJ
6s Water 1938-51
JAJ
4%B
1034-1950
JAJ
1934-1940
—JAP 6 3.40
Cedar Rapids 4 %s '49-'53MAN 6 4.15
Davenport Indep Sch Dist—
4% 1939-1940
MAN 6 3.90
4%s 1940-1941
MAN 6 3.90
6 3.40
6 3.60
to 3.25
6 3.60
to 3.40
6 4.50
6 3.60
to 4.25
39
90
66%
72%
Appling County—
,
75
Road 5s 1949-53—
olbb Co 4%s
1948-49—MAN
101%
100%
104%
109%
101%
100%
104%
110%
Crisp Co—
65
Hydro-Elec 5s '35-'57.FAN
Dougherty Co 5s 35-'48 MAh 6 3.60
107%
108
Macon
109%l
109%
101%
Marietta 5s W W
101%
110%
105%
109
111
106%
109%
95
97
89
91
91
100
Rome48Municbldg'35-'39AAO 6 3.60
Savannah—4%s ref 1943.JAJ 6 3.70
Pulaski Co 5s 1934-48
J&J
4%s Drainage 1944
FAA 6 3.60
4%s Refunding 1959--FAA 6 3.60
!4%8
to 3.50
90
4%a W W 1934 42
8s Gen Obllg
to 3.50
JAJ 6 3.75
JAD I 3.75
1934-40—JAJ 6 3.75
to 2^
to
3.90 %
to
3.75 %
to
3.75 %
3.50 %
3.50.%
to
to
to 3.50
%
Des Moines Ind S D—
4%a Sept 1 1945
to 3.40
MAS 6 4 00
to
6 4.00
to
4%s 1944
4s Sept 1 1945
MAS
Port Dodge 5s Fund '39.. A AO
Fremont Oo 5a 1934-36—JAJ
to 3.40
3.75 %
3.75 %
3.75 %
6 4.0')
to
6 4.60
to 4
6 4.25
to 4.10
.2 5 %
%
M&rshalltown Ind S D—
75
5a City Hall 1934-39—MAN 6 4.25
to 3.40
to
4%
to 3.40
to 3.40
to 3.50
105
to 3.40
to
3.50%
to
3.40,%
93
89
4%sW W 1934-36-JAJ 6 3.60
'39.JAJ 6 3.60
1939—FAA 6 3.75
4s Pav A Sew '34 to
91
89
89
100%
to 3.40
%
91
91
101
/Flat price.
* Negotiability Impaired by maturity, n Nominal.
April 23 1903, bonds issued after that date by municipal corporations are
6 Basis.
Into effect
.
JAJ
JAJ15
4%s Aug 1 1934-38
4%s 1934-1943
100
100
80%
22
to 3.70
ILLINOIS
4%p Serv Oomp 1934-43
99%
4%s 1942 and 1907—FAA
78%
to
101
5a 1950 A 1951 var
19%
84%
119
Quotations)
Dominion of Canada—
cVCt
92
CANADA
(American Dollar
-
33
20
16"
83%
196?
f 5%b
30%
21
80
MAN
Tucuman(Clty)Argentine Rep
Secured 7s 1951
JAD / 38%
89%
Vienna (O) extl 6s '52..MAN
Extl
85
36%
19
MANi*/ 9%
Brazil 8s 1952 MAN
f 0%s 1957—MAN
s
11%
100
1945
-Extl
it*
It*
92
AAOj*/33%
Santiago (Oity)OhIle78*49 J A J2! *J 9 %
7a
106
98
105
25
00
to
6 3.85
103%
104%
99%
-
AAO
30
7a
1935-1945
AAO
31%
Extl b f6%s 1953
MAN
/*37%
GerrnanCons Munlc 7s*47FAA
k 35%
Cons munlc 6s 1947
JAD
7 a 1934
89
6 4.25
6 3.90
91
JAJ
torth Vancouver 6s
93
95
92
Nova Scotia (Prov) 6s 1934F* A
10%
9%
96
102
4%a non call 1958.M&N 15
4%s s f Apr 15 1961 AA015
4%» 1955
MAS
81
103%
90
MAN
5s Nov 1 1909
New Brunswick—
66
*%a 1965
5s 1953
Danalg
96
103
Harbor Commissioners—
43%
%
100
IDAHO
4% s Cap Bldg 1935-1939 JAJ
4%s Imp 1934-47 opt '30..
4%s Ref 1935
AAO
4%s Ref 1930-1939
AAO
4%s Ref. 1940-45
AAO
4%s Road 1937 opt '27.JAJ
109
66
84%
83%
94%
Municipal Loan
Danish Cons
106
75
22
%"
to 3.90
94
94
1941
%~
103
3 80
90
JAD
Woodbury 8s 1934 49
86
91
102
94
37%
38%
21%
Cerdoba (City)
7s extl s f 1957
Extl a f 7a 1937.
85
83
100
rtlec LAP
to3.60
to
86
89
AAO
4s
Net.
99
82
JAD
'36.MAN
Maultoba (Prov)6s 1944JAD2
4%s May 1 1946
MAN
4%s Dec 16 I960
JAD16
Montreal 6s Dec 1 1946.JAD
5s s f Nov 1 1950
MAN
4%s May 1954
....
4%s Jan 1944
JAJ
4%s 1934-1935
AA015
4%a 1936-1939
AA015
4%a 1940-1951
AA016
4%s June 1 1971
JAD
is May 1 1944
MAN
3%s refdg May 1939.MAN
Metrop-Oo4%s '53. '54 A'01
4%a May 1 1905
MAN
80%
Ohrlstlanla (Norway)—
Extl g 4%s
96
Lacolne P Q 5s 1964
i
Copenhagen—
6t June 1 1952
Ware Co 5s Road 1934-49-JAJ 6 4.25
95
Watkins S D 0s 1984-60-MAN
89%
100%
86
99
Malsonneuve Q 6%b
94%
4.00
Valdosta 5s 1935-1942....Jan
"89
87
Ask.
100
1935-60.-AAO
Swalnsboro 0s
Hamilton—
(Oity) extl 6« "68J&
Antwerp
Spalding Co—6s '34- 49—JAD 6 3.80
88
To
or
Bid.
Bonds.
Net.
93%
93%
91%
91%
Apr 25 1954
AAO 25
1934 1946
JAD29
4%s 1947-1956
JAD29
4 %s of deb Jan 23 *69 JAJ23
4%s deb 1930
.FAA15
45
May 1934 coupon on
Extlsf
I
35 %
37
38
MAIN
!Vt>#
Net.
Ask.
Bid
Bonds.
rfrlt Ool (Prov) 5s '48. JAJ 15
Foreign Govts. (Concl.)
Uruguay Kh ext
-FAA
Feb 1 '34 & sub ccup attach
Extl 8 f 0*
Ask.
Bid.
Yield Basis
To
or
To
or
Bonds
the month preceding the date of issue.
Yield Basts
Yield Basis
o
Tax-exempt under a law approved March 9
tax-exempt and these sell on a better basis.
1903 and which went
A; Last sale.
June, 1934.]
STATE
99
MUNICIPAL BONDS
AND
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
To
or
Bonds.
Bid.
Marshall town—
New Orleans—
Water 1935-42
AAO ft 4-10
4 Ms Water 1»43A'44~AAO b 4.10
b 410
Ottamwa 4 Ms June 1936
4%
4%
6s Pub Belt
to
to
4%
5s Pub Belt
Polk County—
6s Funding 1935—— JAJ 6 4.00
Slaux City 6s '36-45
FAA15 6 4.15
6s Ref Aug 15 1940— FAA15 6 4.15
5s Fire Fund 1934
JAJ 6 3.75
4Ms Sewer 1935-47
MAN 6 4.15
Sioux City 8 D 5s 1941
JAJ
6 4.15
to 3.50
%
to 4%
to 4%
to
3%
to
4%
to
JAJ
JAJ
JAJ
4MS196O-07
JAJ
4Mb 1934-1977
AAO
4e Floating debt 1948-A AO
4s Constitutional 1942-JAJ
4%
Soldiers Oompen *34-*52 6 3 60
Oomp 1953--JAJ 6 3.45
3.45
4s Soldiers Oomp 1954—JAJ
Crawford Co 4Ms 1939
380
40 %
to 3
is
to 330 %
Soldiers
3.65
3.65
%
to 3.60 %
6 4.80
6 4.80
1950-1959
-JAJ
4Mb 1935 1961
AAO
4M« Sept 1 1934-1968-MAS
3.60 Orleans Parish Sch Board—
3.60
6s 1936-1944
JAD
to
1945-1967
JAD
3.70 Plaquemlue Parlsh E Bank—
5s Oct 1952 opt 1942—AAO
3 65 %
Pentchartrain District—
to
3.70
to 3.70
6e
D
I
4a Water regUtd 1934-'58-J&J
to 4.60
gold July 1 1936
JAJ
.a 1966 ref (tax-exem).JAJ
3M& 1937 reg (tax-exem)_JAJ
i M» Water
1942
JAJ
to 4.60
to 4.60
to 4.60
4.60
to
to 4.60
to 4.60
to 4.60
MAN
-JAJ
1944
196S
6s
5s July
3 Mb
- —
B District—
5a 1950 Series B
AAO
5s Mar 1953 opt 1943-MAS
5a 1905 Series D
FAA
4M« Water 1935-1947—JAJ 6 3 60
6 3 00
Leavenworth Co 5s 1935
—
to
%
2%
75
6 4 00
....
to 3
6 4 00
McPherson 4Ms 1945
Reno Co 5s 1941
Saline Co 4Ms 1945
Sedgwick Co 4M«
Shawnee Co. 4M«
to 3 50
to 3 85
I
6 3 85
-
Topeka 4Mb 1948
Topeka 8 D 4Mb Mar 1 '35-'46
Wichita 4Mb 1934-36
JAD
Wyandotte County—
4 Mb Bridge '35 to '41—fa a
4Mb 1935 1939
JAJ
4 Ms 1940-1945
JAJ
to 3 .75
%
0 4 20
to 4.20
%
ft 3 80
1940
1944
to 3.70
80
6 2 75
to 3.70
6 3.60
to 3.50
6 3 70
96
96
96
to 2%
4 M« May 2 1935-67—MAN2
Tensas Basin Levee District—
JAJ
5s Jan 1957
86
80
96
73
MA8
MAN
Hlghw A Bdge '40-44 MAN
4s Hlgbw A Bdge '35-39
JAJ
AM" Bridge 1950
Ashland—5b 1935-37
96
Covington—
6s WW Jan 15'35-'61 JAJ 15 b 6.00
4Mb Fdg 1934-48
FAA
4Mb WW 1935-51
4b Fdg 1952 opt '42— FAA b 5.50
4Mb School Jan 1 1935-69— b 5 50
Crittenden County—
5 M« Fdg Feb 1 '39-'49.FAA
50
Henderson County—
4 Mb RAB Oct l'84-*50 AAO
92
Hickman—6s Fdg 1949—MAS
65
Lexington—4b 1945-.-.-FAA b 3.80
5b S D 1938
JAD b 3.8j
Livingston County—
6Ms RAB Fdg Marl'49AAO f 60
Louisville—5s Sch 1962-AAO 6 3.65
-
MAS 6 3.70
4Mb Hospital 1951
to
97
4Mb Bridge Rev '48--MAN
4Mb Ref 1965
JAD 6 3.65
4 Ms Jan 1 1970
JAJ 6 3.65
1947
4s Lou W Co 1959
92
70
ft 3 00
ft 3 00
300
to 2.75
to 2 75
to
to 2
6ax-ex__JAJ
151934-55AAO
ft 3.50
ft 3.50
75
75
75
3.60
4a
to 3.60
4s July
4s July
100
ft 2.75
to
6 4 25
6 4.25
to 3.60
4s O H '35 *45 tax ex.AAO ft 3 .60
4s High Sch 1930 tax-exem. 6 2.75
Portland Bridge Dldt (taxable)
to 3.60
to 3.60
3Ms July 1934 to 1939-MA3 6 3 30
Portland
JAD 6 3 25
JAD ft 3.50
AAO 6 4.00
96
Paducah—
%
4s
to
4%
6a
'85-09—JAJ
90
93
5s Highway Dec 15 '35-49 JAD
90
93
6s Dec 31
JAJ
90
93
4Mb High 1934
JAD 16
4MB High 1935-36
JAD 15
4Mb High 1937-39
JAD 16
4MB High 1940-45
JAD 15
4Mb High 1946-49
JAD 15
4Mb High 1950-55 ___JAD 15
Capital 4Mb 1934—FAA15
4M* 1935-1937-.. FAA16
4Mb 1938-1941 —-FAA16
4Mb 1942-1952
FAA15
Atchafalayn Levee Dist—
5s Sept 1934-1972—MAS15
6s Dist ref A imp '49—MAS
5s 1935-1969
FAA
Baton Rouge—5s '35 '54-MAS
Bossier Dist Levee 6» '64-AAO
90
93
90
93
90
93
90
93
90
93
Port Ooinm'n
1938—
90
93
90
to
3.75 %
103 m
to
to
5s 1951 opt 1941
Fifth District Levee—
1940
JAJ
1952 opt 1942
JAJ
Oct 15 1962 op '52—AAO
Oct 15 1963
AA016
1967-1967
—-AA016
1959-1969FAA15
1972
6a 1950 opt
5s
5a
5s
6j
5a
5a
4M« Rd A Bdge '34-'40 JAD15
JAD16
JAJ
Annapolis 4Mb W W '42-AAO
—
4Mb Mar 11935 '55—MAS 6 3.80
4Mb Mar 1 1965
MAS 6 3.80
4s Aug 1 1951
FAA
104
4s Annex 1954
JAD
104
4b Parks 1965
..MAN
104
4s Mar 1 1901
MAS
104
4s Aug 1 1961
FAA
104
4s School 1935 1939—.MAN
104
4a 1945-1971
MAS
104
93
75
75
75
90
82
82
95
4a Regla'd stk 1946-57.MAN
4s 1934-1944
AAO
85
90
4s
78
58
65
58
65
58
65
58
65
78
6 3.25
6 3.25
6 3.25
6 3.25
Baltimore—5s 1935-1946 MA8 6 3.80
6a 1935-1901
AAO 6 3.80
6s Gen. Imp. 1943-45—LiAS 6 3.80
5s Water 1061
AAO 6 3.80
5s registered 1946
MAS 6 3.80
90
70
70
Salem 4s Jan i
to
3%
to
3%
Springfield 3 Ms 1935
3.80j%
to 4.25
to
%
4%
to 3.15
to 3.15
MAS
AAO
to 3.65
to 3.65
%
%
%
%
%
5s Dec 1952 opt
1942—JAD
JAJ
MAS
Refunding 1952-—JAJ
Sewage Impt '80-AAO
Onmber'd 4Mb W W '41-AAO
Hagerstown—
5a Water 1938-1917—AAO
Impt 1940
Mar 1945
See Foreign Govts, page
MICHIGAN (See
2.75
to
%50
%
3.60 %
to 3.25
to 2.75
to
2.70
1%75
1
97.
foot>oteo)
to 3.65
3.60
to
3.40
3.70
3.70
3.70
to 3.60
to 3.50
to 3.65
to 3.65
%
%
3.35
to 3.40
5Ma July 15 1941
JAJ16
5M« Oct 15 1941
AA015
5M« Highway 1941
JAD
5s Highway 1940
JAD
4Mb Highway 1943
FAA
4Ma Highway Impt 1937 AAO
4s Highway Tmpt, 1949
4AO
3.50
3.30
to 3.35
4.30
to 4.40
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F&A
5s 1948-1968
F&A
Atlan Co. 4Mb 1935
A&O
4Mb Bridge iyao-67
A&O
4.10b 1934
.M&N
Andub S D 6s 1934-'40— A.&0
Bayonne 5s 1935-1949 .—J&J
4Mb 1934-1955
F&A
4Mb Funding 1945
4Mb School 1934-66—F&A
Belleville 5s 1934 & '44.M&N
Belleville 8 D 5» *34-'44M&N
Bergen Co 5M8 1934
J&D
5Ms Dec 1 19Hft-l942.-J&D
5Ms Dec 15 1934-60-J&D15
%45
3. 40
J&D
58 Dec 15 1934 1955.J&D 16
to 3.70
5 3.60
5
3.40
to 3.60
dJltyj—
6s Dec 1944
3.90
to
to 3.75
53.10
Springfield 4Msl935-49.M&N 5 1.60
University City—
4Mb 1935 1943
4Mb 1942-1949
70
4%
to
5s 1941
5 3.50
3 Ms 1941-1951
c
St Joseph 4Mb '34-'45—M&S 5 1.00
St Joseph 4Mb ref 1951
St Joseph 8 D 4Mb 1935 ..
4s 1940
St Louis 4Mb Bridge '35-A&0
4Mb Public Bldg & Imp
5 1.00
1934-1943
J&J
5 1.50
4*8 1935-1939
F&A
4MB 1940-1953
3.25
Aabury Park
J&J
1939-
.40
.J&J
4Mb Highway '54 opt '39-J&J
1940.... -J&J
4 Ms Inst Constr 1934-67-J&J & 1-00
1.00 5s Highway 1951 opt '3 6-J&J
2.75 %
to 3.90 %
1.00
1.75
v0
2.75
4 M« 1955 opt
%
to
J&J
J&J
3.50
3.50
—J&J
1940
to3~%
to
'35-'41-J&J
1934-'4»_J&J
1950-'66.J&J
4Mb Road & bdge 1938.-J&J
2%
to 3
5 2.25
to 3.75
to 3.75
to 3.20
to
to 3.50
M&N
Ramsey Co 4Mb 34-*50-F&A
4Mb Dec 1 I935-1950-J&D
4Mb Rd&Bdge '88-'44 M&N
4Mb Rd&Bdge *35 '37 M&N
4a 1944
3Ms
JERSEY
1.00
to 3.50
to 3.50
3.00
1.00
to 3.50
4Mb 1935-1940
A&O b
1.00
4s School Jan 1 1935—J&J
b 1.00
4fl Improvement 1942.J&D
3.00
1.00
2%
to 2.40
1940
J&J
5 2.00
4Mb Various May 9 '35-72
4Ms Jan & July 1942-—J&J
4Mb 1934-1954J&J 5 2 00
4Mb 1934-1943
J&J 5 2.00
5 2 00
4Mb 1935-1955
A&O
5 2 00
4MB 1934-1947.J&D
52.00
4M« Airport 1934-'54—A&0
5 3 00
4s Airport 1936-1951
4s Auditorium Nov 1 *34-71 5 2.00
5 2.00
4s Various 1934-1970-M&N
Kansas City S D—
5 3.60
4s 1941-1951
J&J
to 5.25
90
to
4 Ms
5.25
to 5.25
M&S
M&S
M&S
1934
NEW
_
4Mb 1936-60
J&J15 5 2.50
4Mb 1949J&D
5 3.00
4Mb Road 1937-52
5 3.00
4mb Court House 1937-52
Joplln Sch Diat 4Mb 1943-'48. 53 75
KanBasCity 4mb 1936
J&J
4s 1935
J&J
5s 1935
J&J
58 water 1939
to
90
4 Ms 1935-1950
4Mb
57
90
1944-1948
1 1948-1952
5s sewer 1935
to 5.25
3.00
3 Ms Emer Relief
_
minnesota
Hennepin
M&S
..M&S b~2J5
A&O 5 2.80
M&N
97
95
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A&O 5 2.25
5 2.75
M&S
90
90
1941-1967
4Mb 1946-1951
-M&S
6Mb Sewer 1934-1942 F&A
6s Wat Impt 1934-35—J&D
4s
4b
3.30
4Mb Road 1948-1950—-M&S
4MB 1934-1937
A&O
98
90
*35-'47—M&S
5 1.00
98
95
95
3.00
8*s Inst Oonstr
3 Ms Inst Oonstr
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5b March 1 1935-1937
1
2.50
2.60
4b 1941-1945
95
Road
2.00
4a 1935-1940
MISSOURI
4fl
2.75
Manchester—
95
95
J&J
'aU
1934-43
M&S
4Mb Highway 1934-48-J&D
Concord 4M» 1942
J&D
4mb '38. '40, '42. '44.M&N
Keene 4 Ms 1934-1942—M&N
4s Highway
95
90
F&A
Muskegon S D 6s 1942—.July
Pontlac—4Mb
95
to 4.50
44—J&J
4s
95
3.90
HAMPSHIRE
NEW
4s July 1934-1948
4s June 1934 1938
J&J
5.50 to 5.00
4Mb Sept 1934
M&S
Vicksburg—
b 5.00 to 4.50
6a Pub Imp 1934-48 —F&A
to 5%
Yasoo-Mlss Delta Levee Dlst- b 5.50
to 5%
5s 1934-1954
M&N 5 5.50
to 5%
4mb July 1949
J&J 5 5.50
4s 1952 optional 1922..J&J 5 5.50 to 5%
95
J&J
10%
5.50 to 5.00
5.50 to 5.00
M&N
385
92
District—
School
4mb 1936-56
6.50,6.25%
95
to 4.50
90
¥ork
5%
4mb School House 1941 J&J
5s July 1 1953
Net.
8%
6.50,6.00%
6.50 6.25%
Mississippi Levee District—
42. apt '32.M&N
4Mb Ref
to 4.40
Jones Co 6a 1935-1942—M&N
Meridian 5s Dec 1 1939. .J&D
95
b 4.30
----J&D
Muskegon 4Mb 1935-
4Mb Jan 1 1935-1952.
4 MB 1934-1952
M&N
& 4.30
1935-*38—J&J3
4Mb 1937-1946-
to 4.40
5.50 to 5.20 %
5.50,to 5.20%
5.50 to 5.20 %
..A&O
_
5e May 2 1944
Flint union SchooIDlst—
Grand
5Ms 1935-1954..
to 4.40
to
Ask
Omaha SD 4 Ms Mayl'66 M&N
Scot to bluff—
to 4.40
to
To
or
Bid.
Bonds
MVrf
Jackson—
78
72
"4b School 1946
\
Bondi.
76
78
72
M&S
1944
School
Ask.
Bid.
4Mb Flood 1934- 53
A&O b 4.60
4Mb July 1 1934-1935
J&J £ f 60
4M« July 1 1936
...J&J b 4.60
3 Mb State 1934 opt 1914--J&J & fgO
Greenville 5« fund '43-*50 F&A b 5.75
Blloxi 5Ms 1935-1943
A&O b 9%
Harrison Co 5Ms 1940-60 F&A b 15%
78
"
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To
i
i
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Yield Basis I
Yield Basis
To
or
.
month preceding the date of Issue
closing day of the
Yield vasts
Bonds
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
as possible for the
J&J
4.50
b 4.75
to
b 4.75
fr 4.75
to 4.50
b 4.75
to 4.50
to 4.50
3.60
4.50
Gloucester
Norfolk 4Mb ref 1945optM&8
North Platte Sch Dlat—
4.00
4Mb Bldg&Rd'84-'45 J&D2C 5 5.25 to 5.00 %
85
80
Hackensack—4Mb 1942.F&A
85
80
4MB Imp 1985-1942
J&J
85
80
6b 1935-1954
F&A
5.75 to 5.50
Hoboken—4Mb 1940
J&J
5.75 to 5.50
5b School 1935-1954
J&J
5.50 to 5.25
Hudson Co—4Mb 1948—A&O
5.50 to 5.25
4Mb Mav 1 1950..—-M&N
5.50 to 5.25
4MB 1935-1978
M&N15
5.50 to 5.25
4a g Park 1954 & '69..M&N
5.50 to 5.25
la gold refunding 1935-F&A
5.50 to 5.25
4Mb July 15 1934
J&J 16
5.50 to 5.25
4Mb July 15 '85-'74
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4Mb 1940-50
Omaha—
4 Ms Wat wire Deo
4Mb May 11956
6b 1948
4.10
J&J
16 '41 J&J 5 3.50
M&N 5 3.50
J&D 6 3.50
to 3.30
to 3.30
to 3.30
%
%
%
Co—
.
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onds issued
c
Less 1M.
n Nominal,
o Tax-exempt under a law approved March 13 1909, and which went Into effect Sept. 1 1909.
municipal corporations are tax-exempt and these, acordlngly, sell on a better basis.
/Flat price,
after that date by
June, 1934.]
STATE
Quotations for all securities
MUNICIPAL
AND
To
or
Bid.
Hunterdon County—
4 Ms road & bldg '35-'40 J&J
Irvlngton 6s School '03—J&D
4Mb 1034-1939
J&D
4KB 1940-1969
J&D
Jersey City 6 4s 1942-63- A&O
6a Aug 1 1936
F&A
64b Dec 1 1934-1933
J&D
6s 1934-1969
A&O
4 Ma School 1934-68
J AD
4Ha School 1946
J&J
4 4f Water 1961
A&O
4Mb 1934-1906
J&D
4a Refunding 1949..
F&A
Keansburg 6Ha
Kearny 4Ha 1930 —;
F&A
4H» Water 1935-1902 M&N
Ask.
to 4.15
6 5.50
to 5.25
6 5.50
to 5.25
6 5.50
to
%
%
85
90
85
90
90
95
83
86
Sussex Go
80
83
80
83
Impt 1935-1956—M&N 6 4.25
T "neck (Twp)
548/3438-70
Tenafly 4Ma 1935-1903-F&A 6 5.50
Trenton 5 4® 1934-1961-A&0 6 4.60
5s School 1935
A&O 6 4.60
5a School 1930-1937—A&O 6 4.60
5a School 1938-1939—-A&O 6 4.60
5s School 1940-1955—-A&O 6 4.60
4a
6 5.50
83
83
83
60
to 5.35 %
6 5.50
to5.35'~
80
80
80
50
A&O
6 4.10
to
J&J
0a Road & Bdge 1934. F&A
6 4.10
to
6 4.10
to
4Hs Fund July 1935 1939.. 6 6.00
4Ha Road 1935 44
F&A2 6 6.00
0a
0a
16
*35 *60—M&S
to
4%
4%
4%
5.75
80
4He Rd&Bdg *34-'5lF&Al5
to
4 Ha High Sch Bldg '44- J&D 6 4.10
to
Morris Co—4a '86 opt
'96.J&J
6 4.10
4H« 1042 opt 1922
J&J
6 M0
to
8Mb 1934
J&D 16
8Mb 1935-1938
J&D 15
8Mb 1939-1949
J&D 15
Morrlstown 4Ha '34-'42.-J&D
4a 1935-1936.
M&N
4a 1937-1940
..M&N
4a 1941-1969
M&N
Newark—4 4a 1944..
F&A
0s 1934-1935
M&S
6a 1930-1972
M&S
98
6Ha 1935-1950-- .—M&S,
Weatfleld5s Jonelfi^- 0OJ&D|6
4Mb 1935-1960
West New York 5b
'
95
4.15
A&0.6 4.1o
1930„M&8|
65
Weat Orange (T) 0s '38-
M&S 6 6.00
to
4.70
4.%
to 4.%
to
to 4.10
%
to 4.10 %
75
to 4.25 %
to 4 50
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
to
6 4.35
to 4.25
6 4 35
to 4.25
100
to
to
to
to
6 5 00
to
6 6.00
6 6.00
4.80
to 5 .75
5 Ha Oct 15 '34 to '59 A&O 15 6 5.50
6a 1934-1M68
J&J 6 5.00
4H» 1935-1969
M&S15 6 5.00
to 4.80
Middle
F&A 6 5 00
to 4.80
6 5 00
to 4.80
Diat 6Ha '34-73
f&a
Secorro Co 5a *41 op '21—a&o
4Mb School Dec 1 '45
J&D 6 5.00
4a Sch House 1959 opt 1949 6 5.00
4a Paa Val 8ew'01 op'51 J&D 6 5.00
4a 1934-35
J&D 6 5.00
4a 1930-37
J&D 6 5.00
4a 1938-42
J&D 6 5.00
4a 1943-70
J&D 6 5.00
75
%
100
100
90
Dock
I960
4H> Apr 15 '35-'61.A&016
8H> Track Kiev 1954.F&A 6 5.00
New Brunswlck4Ma34-67F&A 6 5.75
4Ha Sch & Wat '34 69 J&D 6 5.75
4Ma 1934 1967
J&D 6 5.75
North Arlington (Borough)
40
5H» Impt 1934 1935——
6a Impt 1934 193540
North Bergen 6a 1941—J&D
40
6a School 1934-58
M&S
40
Nutley 8 D 4 Ha '35-'42. F&A
4Ha 1943-1907.... ...F&A
5 Ha Nov 15 1934-89.M&N
Ocean City—6a 1944
F&A
4Mb Impt May 15 1938-'60.
Ocean Co 4Ha 1934-1950J&D
Orange—
4Hs School 1943
.J&D
4H> Sewer 1934-1964 A&O
4a School House 1984
Paaa&lc 4Hi
mmtm
m
'
95
to
3.70
3%
to
3%
to
3~70
4Ma School 1935-1960.A&O
4Ha School 193#
5a Feb. 1936-1977
F&A
Plalnfleld—4a 1934
J&D
4s School 1959
M&N
44a 1934-1962 various
Rahway 4Mb 1934
4Mb 1935-1936
4 Ha 1934-1934
4 Ha 1935-1936
Ramsey 5s Water 1934-1940..
Red Bank (Borough)—
4 Ha 1984-1953
M&N
Rldgewood 4 Ha 1935-62 .M&N
1934-1989
5.50
4
to 5.50
to 5.75
4a
75
75
80
4s
80
4a
80
85
4a
4a
6 5.25
6 3.00
to 2.75 %
6 2.50
6 2.60
to 2.25 %
to 2.40 %
6 3.20
to 3.10
6 3.20
to 3.10 %
6 3.20
to 3.10 %
4a
4a
to 3.20
%
6 3.20
to 3.10
%
6 3.20
to 3.10
6 3.20
6 3.20
%
%
to 4.35 %
to 5%
to 5%
to 5%
to 3.10 %
to 3.10 %
5.25
78
81
78
81
78
78
81
81
78
81
to4%
to 4%
6 4.15
to 4%
6 5.75
to 5.50
%
6 5.75
to 5.50 %
6 5.75
to
6 5.75
to 5.50
to
5.50i%
%
6.75 %
6 4.75
to 4.50
6 4.25
to 4.15
J&J 6 4.25
M&N 6 4.25
to 4.15
to 4.15
to
8%
to
1907..M&s 6 3.20
4a Bldg conatr *84-'39—m&s 6 2.25
4a Bldg constr '40-'49—-m&8 6 2.60
Is Grade Cross &e *34-36 m&s 6 1.00
4s St Inst Bldg *35 '53—m&s 6 2.20
4a Apr 15 1940-1955— -a&015 6 3.20
3ma St Ins Bldg '35-78 ..M&s
Mar 15 1935—m&s 15
Mar 16 '30-'39—m&s 15
3 Ha Mar 15 *40-'81-m&s 15
3 Ma Mar 15 1935
m&s 15
3 ma Mar 15 '36-*39—m&s 15
3 ma Mar 15 '40-'81—m&s 15
3a g Canal Jan 1 1950
J&j
3a g Canal Jnly 1 1958—j&j
3s g Canal Jan 1 1959—.j&J
3a Canal 1057-59
J&j
Albany Co 4ms 1930-38.m&N
4mb 1935-1900
m&s
3 mo Fund 1934-1941--m&n
Albany 4 ha 1934-39
m&n
4 ha 1940-1909
m&n
4mb 1934-1954
J&d
4mb 1934-1936
j&d
4mb 1936-1970
j&d
4s Munlc & Sch '85-'63. J&j
3 Ha 1934-1933
J&d
3 Ha 1934-1935
J&d
3 ha
3 h*
100
4.2*
to 4.25
3
h* 1930-1939
6 3.00
6 1.00
6 2.00
to 3.10
to 3.10
%
to 1%
to 2.40 %
to
.50 %
to 1%
to 2.50
%
to 2.75
%
to
.50 %
tol%
6 2.90
to 2.80
6 1.00
to
6 2.00
tol%
%
6 2.90
to
6 2.90
to
.28 %
.28
to
.28
6 2.00
to
6 2.90
to
.28 %
.28 %
6 2.25
to
2.50 %
6 2.50
6 2.00
to 3 -70
%
%
to 3.50
6 1.00
6 1.50
%
to 2.25 %
to 3.25 %
to 3%
to 1.50 %
to 3.30 %
&T.50
to
3~.§5 %'
to
1*25 %
to
3%
6 1.00
6 2.50
6 1.00
J&d 6'f.OO"
1
nn
1 .l/U
to 3.50
%
to 3.50 %
Allegany Co 4Ha*35-*30-m&s 6 1.00 to 1.50 %
Nominal,
0.50
to 5.75
6 4.50
4.25
to 4.25
to
4%
to
5.75
to
6%
6%
6%
4.75
to
to
to
to 4.25
to
4.60
W4.60
to
4%
r
Leas 1.
6 4.50
%
to 4.30
to 4 30
to 4.25
to 4.25
to 4.25
to 3.60
6 3 80
lamest n 4s Mar 20 1943 A&O 6 4 00
to 3.60
.
4Mb 1935-1940
A&015 6 4 00
Jamestown S D 5» 34-'39_J&D 6
4.00
Johnstown 4Hs Dec 1934-*37- 6
4.10
JKlnga Co 4s May 1 '35-'44
b 4.50
35-'80—A&O
Lackawanna 4 Ma'34-'64 M&N
Lockport 4Mb 1934-1944
4Mb 1943-1949
4 Ha Sch 1934-1944
4.40s 1943-1949
M&S
g
5a 1935-1942.-.
M&S
LopffBeach <5 Ma *35 '0O-M&N
6
.
Ha 1934
6Ha 1935-1940
5H» 1941-1960
J&D
J&D
J&D
Mamaroneck(T)4Ma'34-04J&J
6 4.00
8.90a
to
4.75
to 3.80
to 3.80
to 3 80
to 3.80
to 4.25
to 3.75
50
60
6 4.50
to 4.25
b 4.50
to 4.25
6 4 50
6 4 50
to 4.25
6 4.60
60
to
to 4 25
65
60
60
6 6.50
4.25
65
60
Mamaroneck Un F 8 D No 1—
634a May l *35'52
M&N 6 6.50
65
65
to 5.75
to 5.75
1935-1936
J&J b 6.50
to 5.75
I-90a 1937-1939
J&J b 6.50
to 5.75
b 6.50
to 5.75
J-90a
1940-1904
J&J
Mlddleport 4.35a *34-'42_J&D
b 5.00
4.35s Sewer '34-*39
J&D 6 5.00
Mineola (V) 4.40s 1934-68 J&J
b 4.50
Monroe Co 4s 1935-44—F&A
b
4.40
3.90CoBldg*35 *60—F&A 6 4 40
M* Vernon 4Ha '35 -43—A&O 6
5.25
5Hs 1935-1941
A&O 6 5.25
4Mb School 1902-73—M&N 6 5.25
4a
.50 %
6 2.90
78
n
to
to 4.25
6 3 80
__
sha 1940-1971
J&d 6 2.50
Alb Pt Dlst 4a *34-71—-f&a 6 3.0U
4a 1934-1972
m&n 6 3.00
f Flat price,
to 4.25
4.50
4.50
4.25
6 4.50
6 5.00
to 3.10 %
%
to 4.35
4.50
*.50
to 3.75
1930-1937—
M&S
4a 1938-1951
M&S
(rvington 4.10a *34-(86..A&0
Uhaca—-4Ha Water 1942.J&J
4Hs 1940-1954
J&J
1
to 5.50
2.00
4.00
2.00
3.00
to 3.40 %
to 3.85 %
3.85
to 375 %
to 3.75 %
to 4.30
to 3.10 %
6 3.20
J&j 6 3.20
la Canal Jan 1902
3.0ft
3.40
2.00
to 3.40 %
J&J 6 4.50
J&J b 4.50
J&J 6 4.50
Kingston 3Ha
to 3.10
d Now part of New York City,
tol %
6 3.25
to 3.10
to
7%
to 2.80 %
ft 2.00
4a Palisades Park
5.50,%
to 5.25
6
6 3.00
A&O
A&O
Canal Term 1942
J&j
Canal Term Jan 1940—j&j
g High Imp Mar 1951 M&s
g High Imp Sept 195s m&s
High Imp Mar 1960
M&s
Canal Imp July 1960—j&J
Canal Imp Jan 1901..-J&j
Canal Imp Jnly 1961—j&J
Hlghw Imp Mar '61—m&s
Palisade Park 1961
M&s
I
to
6 5.50
6 4.15
to 3.20 %
to
to 5.50
to 5.50
6 5.50
6 4.15
to 3.20
6 3.30
to
4a Hlghw Imp Mar '62—m&s 6 3.20
4a Canal Imp Jan 1907
J&j 6 3.20
4a Hlghw Imp Mar '07—m&s 6 3.20
100
96
6 3.30
6 3.30
j&j
m&s
J&j
m&s
J&j
ha Canal 1904
45
50
50
to 1.70 %
to 2.50 %
.50 %
3.30 %
to 3.20
4ma Canal 1905
4ma Highway 1965
4Mb Barge Canal 1945
4 ma Bonus 1935 1939
4Mb Bonus 1940-1949
4.00
3.50 %
Hnntington(T)4s *35-'52.J&J 6 4.00
Islip(T)4s 1935-35
M&S 6 4.50
44> Highway 1963
to
to
Regulating Dlst—
4Mb 1935-1905
4.70s 1935-1905
YORK.
%
F&A 6 3.25
Hempatead 4Mb 1934-05 M&S 6 4.75
Hempstead Un F 8 D No 1—I
0a 1935-1954
M&S 6 5.00
Hornell 4Ha 1934-1947—F&A 6
4.25
80
to 5.50
4.80
6 6.00
6 5.25
75
to 3.70
to 2 50 %
to 3%
Hempstead(T)4Ha'35 '59A&0
Hudson Rlv
4Mb 1934
90
to 4.80
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* Subject to taxation; by an amendment to the
1913 by municipalities in that Stateiare subject to taxation,
d Less1.
i
%
4.25 %
%
4.25 %
to
to 4.25
4Mb 1942 to 1906
6 4.75
5s Water 1935 to 1945-jaj 6 4.75
—
75
90
3.85 %
to 3.90
6s Feb 1 1940-1952
4%
92
75
90
man
08 Ref Nov 1950
Pitt Co 5s 1935-'30
%
%
3.75
6b Feb 1 1937-1939
4.10
75
65
aa(
Lincoln Co 6s 1943 a '48-jaj
5« Bridge 1937-1951—faa
%
jaj
6b Feb 1 1935-1936
Holland Tunnel—
.
2.00
%
%
Yonkers—
96
92
4M« Ser D 1936to'60MAS
Rensselaer
to 3.85
1934-^4
jad
4mb San Sew
35-'82--jaj
4Mb Parkway 1962-80.JAD
4mb Co Bldg 1935-44 -aao
4mb *44, *45. 56 a *09 jad
4s Co Bldg 1935-59—Ms4a 1934 to 1936
faa
4s June 1 1959-1964---JAD
3mb 1934
—-jad
3Ms 1935-1939
jad
3Ms 1940-1951
jad
3ms 1952-1980
—jad
3Ms 1934
jad
3m» 1935-1945—
jad
3mb 1946-1951
jad
3 Ms 1952-1963
jad
6s
to 3.50 %
4.50
to 3.85
2.00
Westchester County—
5s 1939-70
—_jad
%
%
5.40 %
3 75 %
3.75 %
to
Oiwego—6Ms 1935-46--MAN
Oyster Bay Wat Dlst—
to 3.85
2.00
jaj 6 2.o0
-jaj 6 2.50
man
1934-1945
5s
3.75
4b
2.00
Oct
1934-1942
Watertown 4ms 1942
4ms 1934-1953—
4.00
35*'61—MAN
Ossining 4Mb 1935-42.--MAS
4Mb Water 1935 1969.AAO
Ontario
5.50
ms highway 1935-*53-faa
4mb
5.75
aa(
0s 1934 1941
5.50
Warsaw Union Fr 8 d No 10—
4.00
'42-faa
5%
65
65
"
to 3.85
to 5.40
----J&J
Oneida—4s Water 40- 45-JAJ
4Ms Water 1935-39
JAJ
Onondaga Co-4Ms "34-47AAO
3.70s 1935-1951
-AAO
l
Rutherford Co 5s '34 '52—jaj
to 3.85
to 5.40
4MB 1947-72
3.30
3.40
to 3.85
5
North Tarry town—-
1946-64—-AAO
3.30
b 2.50
4s May
5.75
Aug
5b
3%
b 2.50
to 4.05
5.75
fta
5.50
4.25
to 3.50
AAO
75
Transylvania CountyRoad & Bridge 6s 1949-50- / 20
Wlimiugtou—
to 3.50
to 4.25
Co
4m» 1935 1939
4 m» 194u-1950
5.50
3.95
6 4.50
75
75
to 6.25 %
5.50
60
60
65
65
jA.f
jaj
jaj
to 3.90
6 4.00
4mb 1934-1957
man
High Point 4m" 1935*48 .ja.
5s Wat Serv 1934 1909 jad
Salisbury 0a Impt '34-*35_jaj
—
4%
4% i
3.90'%
4%
4%
6 4.20
NlagFallsSD-4 Msl934—FAA
4 M» 1935-1960FA A
No Hempstead S D No 7—
4MB 1934-1942-...,
J&l»
3.40
3ms May 15 1935
man b 2.50
3Ms May 15 36 51--man
Warren Co 4 ma 19*5 '50-faa
93
91
6 4.15
6 7.00
8Mb Water 1934-1950-jaj
Troy 6s 1934-1940 reg._aao
4 ms 1935 1950
aao
4Mb Feb 16 1935-1957—
4 ms 1934-1970
jad
4mb 1934-1965
ja3 Mb Water 1934-36
jaj
Utica—4mb 1935
man
4Mb Pub Imp 34- 45-jajlf
4.20b 1935 1937
FAA
4.20s 19.<8-1949
FAA
4.15s 1935 1950.
man
4.10s 1935 1940——
aa<
3.90s
1935 1948
FAA
%
97 h
6 3.50 to 2.50
6 4.50 to 4.25
92 m
*58—faa
4.50
98 m
90
3.40
Ticouderoga 8 d No 5—
4Mb July 1954-'58
jaj
Tonawanda
(City
of) 4m
98 m
98 m
90
%
%
3%
to
Jreenvllle 5s w w
Guilford County—
%
80
75
Mecklenburg co—
------
jaj15 5 1.75
jaj15
jaj15
jaj15
1935-1942
1?M—MAN
1934-45
jaj15
jaj15
jaj15
to
4Mb Sewer 1934-1963
6s Water 1934-1950
8Mb g Water ex 64--MAN
8Mb exempt 1955
MAN
8Mb stock Apr 1 1954-AAO
4M> Water
4Mb Water
to 3.50
97
1962—MAN
exempt 1953.-MAN
Niag Falls—6 M ?'41" 48 MAN
4.15s Sewer 1965-70--MAN
4.10% 8ewer 1936-50--JA.
4Mb Wat Mayl'41-*48 MAN
4Mb Sew *39-'46 reg__MAN
3.96 Nsv 1 1961-1970.MAN
to 3.50
97
8Mb g exempt
3.60
to
1.75
to 3.5u
to
I75
to 3.60
1.75
96
90
3.60 %
1.75
96
97 m
97 %
6 4.50
3%
to
to 3.90
.
Iredell
to
faa
1934-1946
6 4.00
6 4.50
%
to 3.50
35-*45-aao
3 Ms 1934-1936
3 Ms 1937-1940
3ms 1941-1951
3s 1934-1930—
3s 1937-1940
3s 1941-1951
3b 1952-1971
100 M
3.75
to 3.7 5
90
4a June 16 1934-'44—jadli>
4s
to 4.25
97 m
97 m
1 1980-
2%
100 M
100 X
100
4s May
8Mb g exempt
to
6 4.50
4MsNoyl5'34-'68-MAN16
4Mb N16 1978—MAN16
8Mb g
100 M
100 M
100 M
100
4.10
Syracuse 4Mb 1934- 3ft Varlom 6 "2.00
6 2.00
5s May 15 1935-1938
8mb 1934-1960
mas 6 2.50
4Mb June 16 19i4__jad16
1.75
4mb 1934-1944
man
2.00
4.20s Dec 15 1934-71 jad 15
%
99 m
100
4M« April 1936
--AAO
100
4Mb April 1 1966-—--AAO
100
4Mb Apr 16 1972—AA016
100
4Mb Rap Tr A Wat *74 JAD
6 4.50
4Mb Feb 15 1935-66 FAA I 7
6 4.50
4Mb Feb 15 *41-1966_FAA15
100
4Ms Feb 15 1976-. F&A1.
4s Oct
to 3.00
98 m
100
5.25
Net.
to 4.50
Granville
4.00
Steuben Co 4 Ms 35-'37—fa \
Suffolk Co 4Mb 1934-57-aao 6 2.50
3m 1934-1961
faa 6 2.00
Ask.
Greensboro
4.75
Solvay 4Mb 1934-40
faa
Somers (t) 4Mb '34-*53-man
Southampton 5s '36-'43-man
5s 1944-71
man
Sullivan Co 4Mb
Forsyth
4.00
4%
to
Bid.
Co 4Mb *34-*58_jad 6 4.75
Co 4Mb "39—man f 70
5a 1942 w—faa
70
70
4mb 1935 1903—
ja.
70
4mb 1935 1905
fa/
4a Water Works 1954
ja.
70
3.90
-----
& 3.50
5s Dec 15 1944-1948
To
or
Bonds
Net.
Ask.
Bid.
donds
Jchenec. Co 4Mb *42-*58—jaj
5s Dec 15 1934-1943
105m
103 m
103 h
103 m
103 x
103 m
103 m
103 m
100 M
6102M
6102 %
To
or
Net.
102 %
104 m
6102 H
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bonds
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
AND
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the
Cormt.itnt.inn
oonstlCutl°n
nf
r>hin
t
iqiq
hn„Hn
Dhio, adopted Sept. 3 1912, bonds isued
municipal
and
state
June, 1934.]
103
bonds
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
\ tela busts
Yield basts
To
or
Bonds.
Bid.
Ask.
Net
Dayton—
Ask.
—
A&l
1940. J&J
Bast
4.75
to 4.50
M&N
-A&O
-MAN
4.60
to 4.40
4kb
4kb
4.75
6 4.75
to 4.50
4s
to 4.50
4a Jan
4a Oct 1 1954
4a July 1950
5s Harb Dev
4Kb Dock 1943
4.80 to 4.40
4Kb Oct 1934-47
4Kb 1935-1960
4s Water 1937
4.80 to 4.40
4.80 to 4.40
4s Water
5.00 to 4.50
4s Water
70
4.10
to
4.10
to
1939-1958—-J&J
1940-1959---F&A
4.10
to
4.10
to
4%
4%
4%
4%
4b
25
1955. J&J
Pt of Coos Bay Harbor 5s..l.
85
M&S
85
85
95
•5s
7.00
65"
60
pennsylvania
4Kb
•4Kb Sewer Oct. 1 1934-'47 6s 3.90 to 3.50
4s C H June'30 op
it). J&L 6s 3.90 to 3.50
70
80
Ironton MH»WW '30—J&D
85
88
Lakewood
4Kb
34'39A&0
A&O
85
85
70
80
91
96
4Kb 1934-1940...J&D2
•4 K s W &SSeplO'34-35M & 8l(
91
96
91
96
5b
1934 1935
J&D
91
Mahoning Val. San. Dist—
80
4Kb water 1934-52
A&O
100
Marietta—*4 Kb 1934... J&D
Martin's Fy •5b'34- 44..M&8
90
Miami Oonservancy Dist—
6Ka (1 to 5 yr mat'y)—J&D b 4.40
6Ks (5 to 10 yr mat'y).J&D 6 4.40
5Kb (after 10 years)
J&D 6 4.40
Montgomery County—
88
•6& F1 Emerg '34-'42—J&D
lOO"
94
to 4.50
%
4.75
4.75
J&J
-J&J
6 3.50
4a Refund 1952
opt
to 3.40
6 3.50
to 3.40
99
4Kb ctfs iudebt r39-'63-.J&D
6 5.00
Aiken Co 4Ks 1937-1945
F&A 6 3.50
to 3.40
Anderson Co—
to 3.40
4Kb Highway 1935-37.F&A 6 5.00
4Kb Highway 1938-43-F&A 6 5.00
90
Charleston—4Kb Jan '62.J&J
4a Refg '38
90
(tex-exem)_J&J
1042
Bridure
1935-1958
—A&O 6 4.50
35. '40,
'35
D5K»
s
to 4.40
to 4.40
to 4.40
—J&D
6 3.60
to 3.50
6 4.10
6 4.10
to
50
-
1935
Nov 1 *34-'45
Chester 4s*37 op'17 tax-ex J&j
4Kb 1935-1940.
J&J
Jhester 8 D 4Ks 1937-*42
tJrle—4Kb 8ch 1935-39-a&<
4Kb 1934-1960.
F&A
SOUTH CAROLINA
to 4.40
to
%
4%
4%
4.75
to 4.75
to 4.75
93
93
60
70
to 3.90
to 3.90
to 3.90
6 4.25
to 4.10
6 4.25
to 4.10
Greater Greenville Sewer Dial
4Kb 1967
Kershaw Co—
6r 4.50 to 4.10
Harrlsburg—
to 4.10
5a
M&N
Highway 1935-1940. F&A
4s Pub
Imp '35 to '30-M&S
15 1935 1953
1935-1942
F&A
feanette 4Kb 1934-1956.M&S
ijackawanna Oo 4a 1944.F&A
Lancaster Co 4Kb & 4K»
6 3.20
4b May
6 3.20
to
3.10 %
4a
6 3.20
to
3.10!%
6 4.25
to 4.15
6 3-60
6 3.10
to
6 3.10
to
% I
3%
6 3.00
to
2.90 %
6 4.05
to
4%
6 4.00
to 3.90
6 3.20
to 3.10
0
6 4.00
to 3.95
%
6 4.00
85
to 4.75
to 4.50
to 4.80
to 4.75
to 4.75
6 5 00
4.75
to
90
Lancaster 8 D—6» 1941—J&J 6 5.00
0s July 1940
J&J 6 5.00
to 3.85
s D 4s May 1945.
LowerMerionTwp4a 4Ks,4K"
vfcK'p't S D 4Ks ,35-'43M&N
Mercer Oo 5 Ha '34-"47._F&A
^orristown 8 D4Kb 1943-J&J
Philadelphia 4b 1937
J&J
94
101
103
6 4.00
to 4.10
94
101
to
102
6 4.00
4Kb 1935 1937
A&O 6 4.25
6 4.25
4Kb Jan I 1930-1940
Fayette Co 4s road 1930.A&O 6 3.95
94
Charleston Co 6s 1937—.J&J
Cheraw 5s '52 opt
*32..July 1
Clarendon Oo—
100
6s May 15 '30-'4O—M&N16
80
Columbia 5s Ref 1941—M&b 6 4.85
4Kb Water 1945
J&J 6 4.75
Greenville—5s 8t 1942.—J&J 6 5.00
5b Water
1958opt '3S-F&A 6 4.85
Greenville Co 4Kb 40-'55-J&J 6 4.85
4Kb Hlghw 1935 1945-F&A 6 4.85
to 4.10
95
Summit Co—
1932—J&J
6 4.20
6 4.00
6r 4.50 to 4.10
88
75
4.75
to 3.40
to 4.10
88
4.75
to 3.40
F&A 6 4.25
88
4.75
4.75
4.75
4.75
to 3.40
-Crle s D 4s 1934-1938
6r4.50 to 4.10
6r 4.50 to 4.10
3.30
4%
J75
to 3.40
95
M&S 6r4.50 to 4.10
ipringf'd 8 D *5h *34-'39.J&J2 6r 4.50 to 4.10
Steubenvilie *5s 1936
M&S 6 s 5.00 to 4.50
3.25
3.25
to
4.75
6 3.50
-
1935-1955
•5b Road Imp "34 "J5 A&O
•4Kb Oct. 1 1934-'37._
♦4 K 1934-1940.i
A&O
Toledo *5s W W *37-'44.F&A
1934-1950
6 3.50
lambria Co 4Kb
94
4a
3.25
AdcC
4a
to 4.25
88
3.25
j&d
a&o
j&d 6 1.75
to 3.40
•45.
to 4.25
A&O
3.25
6 3.50
-traddock 4Kb '34-"44—M&N
to 4.25
5s ref 1930-1941
....
to 3.40
-iethlehem
94
Springfield *5s 1934
4Kb 1934-1935..
M&8
4 4b St Impt 1935 39..M&S
•4Kb 1935-1949—....M&S
to 2.80
6 3.50
6 3.50
Altoona s D 4s
88
...j&j
M&n 2
M&n
May 1902
6 3.50
4s
96
A&O
3.25
A&O
A&O
A&O
is
85
6s ref 1935
Newark *4Ksl935 41...A&c 6 5.00
88
Portsmouth—0s '35-'30—J&J
Portsmouth City S D—
88
4Kb 1934-1950
J&J
to 2.80
6 2.90
2.00
3.10
a&o
M&S 63.50
AUoona—4b *34 opt *14—J&J 6 4.50
4s Ref 1936 opt 1910--.J&J 6 4.50
4b Highway '37 opt '32.J&J 6 4.50
80
Lucas Co 4s O-H 1944—_M&8
to 2.80
6 2.90
to 3.25
j&j
1945
4Kb July 1934-1958
4Kb 1940-1959
88
70
•4Kb Oct 1945.
to 2.80
6 2.90
to 2.50
1
4K« 1935 1937
4Kb 1938-1940—
4Kb 1941-1962—
1934-1» >6
88
•6b Park & Imp '34*41 _A&0
Lima *5 Kb Sewer 1934-1947.
•5s Sewer Feb 16 35 51—-
125
1 1951 8er*e»
Her 1 1061 oth-30-J&C 6 2.90
4Kb 1939. 1944. 1949
J&J
4b Highway
1P37. 1940.
*42."46. 47
50.*52
la Highway 1941. *43.'40.
41. '51, '53
M&8
Allegheny—4s 1937
.M&N
Aileghenv Co 4K» '43—M&N
Franklin County—
•6kb Hos&Bgt 1935--F&A br 4.60 to 4.50
Hamilton Co *4K« 1W43.F&A 6s 3.90 to 3.50
•4Kb Oct 1 1939...
A&O 6s 3.90 to 3.50
Ask.
Woonsocket 4k« Fd '41.j&d
6b Fund 193/)....
M&n
0a Fund 1930-1901—m&n
4kb 1934-1967
j&d
4Kb Funding 1944
M&n
4ks 1934 1967
j&d
4Kb June 1934-1957—j&d
5b
1934-1936
m&n
5b 1937-1942
m&n
5b Funded 1935 1959..a&o
4b Funding 1947
_..a&0
5s July
6%
to
1936
Water 1902
4* Oct 1 1904
95
W W 1934-1940
J&J
Fostoria *58 W W 35-'40 M&S
•4KB 1934 1952
1
J
4a
4s
93
95
Liverpool—4s
Blyria 4s 1934 oo 1938—J&D
j&d & 1.00
j&d & 2.75
1934-1937
1938-1959l
Water Jan
4b May 2 1957
80
85
54&N
Water 1936-1955—M&N
Pt of Astoria 6s Refg
5.00 to 4.50
Bast Cleveland—
Impt 1935
1934-50.M&N
4.80 to 4.40
4.80 to 4.40
4s
Bid.
Bonds.
Providence—
4.80 to 4.40
4.80 to 4.40
ot
Net.
Portland—
W W Imp 1944.J&D
•5s W W Imp 1945
.F&A
•4Kb Bdge 1934-1951.M&8
•4Kb W W luip 1940—J&L
•4Kb Bdge 1934-39—A&O
•4Kb 1934-1940
M&8
4KB 1941 IU01
M&S
Dayton 8 D 6Ks *41-'61 M&S
•5b Mar 10 '35 40—M&8P
•6b 8t
Yield Basis
To
or
Bid.
Bonda.
95
4.90
to
to 5.50
to 5.50
to 3.95 %
^ancaater
to 3.10
%
%
3.75,%
to 3
84
91
1934 1942—.M&8
84
91
J & I) 16
84
91
.M&S
84
91
5s Jan 1951
J&.
M&S
84
91
4Kb May 1948
84
91
4K« Nov 1 1948
J&J 6 4.00
J&J 6 4.00
to 3.95
4Kb 1935 1954
...M&S15
•4K« W»t 1934J&J
•4Kb 1935 1953..
m&s
4Kb Bdg 1934 & *3*.
F&A
4kb Nov 1 1934-'53
4b Park July 1 1942—-J&J
to 3.95
84
4Kb
6 4.00
to 3.95
91
4Kb Dec 17 1978
6 4.00
to 3.95
J&J 6 4.00
J&J 6 4.00
to 3.v>5
M&S 6 5.00
95
95
Hpartanburg 4K» 1935—A&O
4Kb Water 1s35 1939—J&J 6 4.85
4Kb Water 1940-1905-j&j 6 4.85
5« Sept 1 1939
98
5s Nov 1 1943
98
SpartanhV Go 4Kb "37-47M&S
95
4Kb 1935 1950
95
M&N
4umter <jo 5s
35-'52 ...J&J 6 5.00
VTork Oo 4Kb 1935-50 ...J&j 6 5.00
to 4.90
100
98
to 4.75
4.75
to
99
99
98
%
84
Co—
4K» 1935-1941.
Rock Hill 5b 1951
opt '31-j&j
I
91
Marlon
•5s Sent
6sl934
•0s Pub Wharf
*5s
Sewer
I960
1949
—
—
—
.....
84
91
84
91
4s July
4s July
1939
1942
J&J
-
to 3.95
|
%
84
91
4s Jan
—.J&J
6 4.00
to 3.95
4s Feb 10 1955
J&J
6 4.00
to 3.95
84
91
4s Nov 1 1960
J&J
6 4.00
to 3.95 %
84
91
6 4.00
to 3.95
M&N
♦4KB 1934-1950
4kB 1935 1950
1934 1900
84
91
Toungetowu—
•0s Bdge 1934-41
A&O
•4Kb 1935 1957
A&O
Youngstowu School Dist—
•4Kb 1944-1947.
M&8
•5s 1934-1944
•anesvllle—#5s
.
A&O
A&O
Toledo Sch Dist—
•0s
1956
M&8
City
Market 1934-1939
&
M&S
1940
4s July 26 1972-...—„J&
85
95
85
95
_J&J
4KB '34-'43
J&J
4Kb 1941-1959.
M&N
4Kb Apr 15 1939 58.A&O 15
85
95
4a
85
95
3Kb July 1 1934
^hila 8 D
4b 1934 1942
Hall
■anesvllle 8 D *5s "34-'43A&0
1
4.75 to 4.50
4.75 to 4.50
Pittsburgh—4Kb '34-'50 J&D
4Kb 1935-1937
M&S
4Kb 1938-1940.
M&S
4s 1935 to 1939
-J&J
4Kb '35 *38 taxable..M&N
%
1930—m&s 6 4.75
to
,
5Kb
1934-1940.
j&d
4.20
to 4.10
m&b
3.50
to
4Kb Sewer 1936
f&A
4Kb Water Works 1941 .j&j
Okmulgee 5s Mar 15 1943
3.50
to
4.20
to 4.10
6.00
to 5.75
5.50
to 5.25
5 50
to 5.25
5.50
to 5.25
6s Water 1936
3%
3%
Tulsa—
5Ks July 1940
f&a
5 Kb Wat & Park '35-'49 f&a
6Ks 1935 1939
f&A
1935-1947
..f&a
0s Feb 1 1935-1939—
5s
5.50
to 5.25
5.50
to 5.25
4s
4s
Scranton
4Kb
6 4.00
to 3.95
%
to 3.95 %
6 3.60
to
3.40 %
6 1 50
to
to
4b
4Kb Highway '35-44— a&o
4Kb 1935-1944
s-a)
A&O
4Kb h'way 1935 (s-a)
A&O
4Kb h'way 30- 49 (s-a;.a&o
4s Highway 1934-42
A&O
4b Highway 1935-41
a&o
to
3 00
to
3.90
to 3.25
6 2.00
to 3.30
3.50
18
18
to 3.25
3.75
to 3.75
2%
1936
1.75
Dec 1 1937
2.00
2.50
3.25
3.40
6 3.60
to
6 3.60
to 3.50 %
6 3.90
to 3.80
6 3.90
M&S 6 3.90
A&O 6 3.90
to 3.80
J&J 6 3.90
to 3.80
3.50 %
J&J 6 3.60
4Kb Imp ser 1 '34-'38-A&0 6 3.60
4Kb 1935-1940
J&J 6 3.60
4Kb Impt 1940-1945—J&J 6 3.60
York 4Kb 1934-1943
F&A 6 3.00
1905
m&s
J&d 6 3.25
to 5.25
to 4
4Kb 1949-1956
..F&A
4s Bridge 1945 1966...j&i)
5b Road 1935-1939
M&n
4.50
4.50
to 4 40
4.50
to 4.40
65
99
100
100
102
highway 1939
bridge 1945
Jarter County—
5s funding Jan 1
1959-J&.
Hoapltal 1954
to 4.40
to 4.40
to 4.40
to 4.25
to 4.25
to 4.40
to 4.25
65
5k» Road..
65
lhattanooga—
4Kb School 1956
A&O 6 5.50
4Kb Memorial Aud '52M&N 6 5.50
M&S 6 5.50
4Kb Road July 15 '47..J&J
Jumberiand Oe 5b 1950—J&J
%
68
68
to
to
to
85
5%
5%
5%
90
90
4Kb Highway 1947
J&J 6 3.75
5% Oo Memorial "34-'50J&J 6 4.00
Dyer Oo 4Kb Apr 1 1955
57
Fayette County—
to 3.50
to 3.50
to 3.50
to 3.50
4kb Road 1958
to 2.90
4.60
to 4.40
Newport—4ks
4.50
to 4.40
5Ks June 1
2.90
lohnston 4Kb 1935-1940 M&n
nt Prov'ce 4b June
15 '47. J&d
No 1—
65
60
locke County—
to 3.80
rhode island
4.50
l>
65
J&J
95
to 3.50
to
3.75
60
85
5%
5.50
4Ks July 15 '34-'39—j&jk
4b July 15 '40-'45
j&jl/
65
60
60
90
llles County—
m&s
to 4 40
60
Davidson County—
1936
la Oharlt Inst
40
6m 6.00 to 6%
J&D 6 4.60
J&J 6 4.60
refdg July 29 1955-J&J 6 4.50
July 1 1945
J&J 6 4.60
highway 1939
J&J 6 4.50
is refdg July 29 1965
J&J 6 4.50
Ss Memorial Aud'm 1901 J&.1 6 4.50
5s
8D—
4Kb Bridge 1934-1944.J&D
Multnomah (Jo tt
4Kb
1Kb
4kb
t K»
(Kb
to 3.80
22
99
6%
6m 6.00 to 6%
6m 6 00 to 6%
6m 6.00 to 6%
TENNESSEE
%
%
to 3.25
j&d
5 Kb 1934-1949
Eugene 5b 1942
Multnomah oo—
4K« fund 1935-47.-M&N 16
4Kb fd '36-'47 J&D
Uauley Co 4Kb fd '43-'48 J&D
Slsux Falls 8 D 5a 1936—A&t
S Kb Dec 1 1940—
J&D
to 3.75
3.50
j&j
Astoria 58 1953
3.90
3.90
6%
3 .30 %
6 1.50
WIlkea-Barre—
OREGON
to
3%
6 3.50
1.50
1935 1956
15
to 3.95 %
4.00
1.25
1935 1937
1930
1934-.-iy
J&L
1935 40
J&Jl
5Kb Jan 15 1*43——J&J1U
1Kb Rural Credit 1939—J&j
Jorson Co 5s fd
1935-47-M&N
Jan
to
MAS 6m 6.00 to 6%
M&8I1 6m 6.00
Perkins Co
6
1935
i Dec 1 1938.
4K% 1939-41
J&D
4K% 1942-53
J&D
Reading 5s impt 1943-49.J&J
Schuylkill Co4 K» 1934-1955
J&J
Scranton 4Kb '34-'41—F&A
5s 1934-1950
F&A
June 1
'34-*40—A&O 6u 6.00
fackson Oo—
%
to 3.95 %
Dec 1
4.50
>»
to 3.95 %
4K% 1934
Oklahoma City—
Sept 1941--..
Mar 115
1935
to 3.95
Dec 1
Muskogee 5s Sew
«
5b
6 4.00
Public Works Reliei—
oklahoma
Rural Credit
»
to 4.90
DAKOTA
>b
6 4.00
J&J 6 4.00
J&D 6 4.00
1937-1950—
1
SOUTH
98
to 4.90
4b June i 1977
Cranston 4s ach
4s 1938-1966
to 3.10 %
1935-37.j&j
..J&J
f
4kb Mar 15 '35-'73.m&Sl£
5s 1935-1942
A&o
'35 '39--M&S
1934-1953.
4Kb May 1934-1942—m&n
4Kb Mar J935.M&S
4b May 15 1948.
m&n
3Kb g High Sch 1954-j&d
Pawtucket—4Kb i960—j&j
4Kb Sewer 1952
j&d
4Kb School 1954
4b Water 1937
—
Highway 1947
J&D 6 4.50
Gibson County—
4% Road 1935-1958—J&J
85
Hamilton County—
4K% Refunding 1957.A&O 6 4.75
5% Bridge 1944
6 4.75
%
%
6 1.75
to 2.40
6 2.25
to 3.15
6 1.75
to 2.60 %
6 1.75
to
2%
q
4K% Ref 1935-1948
J^J 6 5.50
fohnson City—
5Kb Impt 1934-1940..J&D
75
Knox Oo 6a Pike & Bridge
May 1 1935-1940
M&N 6 4.75
3.00
5s
1935 1937
5s
1938-1951
4.35
m&n
4.35
m&n
to 4.50
to
to
4.50
5%
77
to
Knoxvllle—
4Kb Impt 1934-39
F&A
4kb pnrk 1934-1935—a&o
%
87
flronn
3.10
4 35
to 4.25
85
85
4.50 %
88
88
M&S
85
_.M&b
85
88
5K% Fdg Sept 11950.M&S
85
88
—
88
Madison County—
4K % Highway '34-'49 J&D 6 5.50
4.00
to
5%
6 Basis.
/ Flat price.
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STATE
101
closing day of the month preceding the date of Issue.
To
or
6 4.40
Memphis 6s July l054.._J&J
b 4.40
5s River Term 35 -48-A&O
4.40
4Mb Water 1934-1962—J&j
4.40
4 M« Water 1949
-j&g
to
b 4.40
to 4.25
b 4.40
to 4.25
1934-1954———-M&8
Montgomery Oo--5s Sumberland River Bdge 1953-F&A
Nashville 6s 1935-1942.-A&O
5s March 1935 1960-M&S
4s
'34- 50---1940
J&J
*35 '56--J&J
5s Memorial 8q
1935-1968
4Mb 1934-1967
4Mb 1935-1948
b 4.75
b 4.25
b 4.25
to
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
4.25
85
b 4.75
F&A
1957---AAO
5s Aud Mkt H'se 49-M&S
4M% Jail 1940-1951—M&S
4s Courthouse
%
to
J&D
Shelby County—
%
%
to
-j&j
M&8
Pelk Oo 5s 1934-46—
Robertson County—
4Mb Road 1948
4.25, %
to 4.50
b 4.25
M&N
4Mb
%
%
to 4.25 %
to 4.25 %
to 4.25
4%
4%
4%
to 4%
to 4%
to 4%
to 4%
to 4%
90
to 4.50
%
4%
4%
19
b 4.25 to 4%
t
6 4.25
to
San Antonio—5s
5Ms W
5Ms W
5s Sept
6s Sept
b 5.50
5Ms Fdg 1935-1958—J&J
Tipton County—
6 6.00
4Mb Road July 2 *84-'58J&j
Washington County—
88
5% Fdg June 1 1954—J&J
c
1955—M&8
5M% Highway
UNITED 8TATE8—See
b 5.00
to
to 5.50
%
Staunton 5s 1934-58
to 4.15
to 4.60
4.90
to 4.60
4.90
to 4.60
4.90
to 4.60
92
to 4.75
%
16'59-'65---- 35- 58-M&815
72
78
Austin 5s 1934-1942—--j&j b 4.35
b 4.35
5s SchBlg&HoB 52op 32J&J
4.35
4MB 1935-1961
J&J
4.35
4MB 1935-1953
j&j
80
87
to 4.20
WASHINGTON
6s Gen Fund 1934-194H..J&J 6 4.10
6 3.75
4M% Gen. oblig. 1934-1943
'26-Jan 1 6 5.15
Clarke Co 6b '36 opt
to
to 4.35
4.50
to 4.35
4.50
to 4.35 %
5%
70
80
70
80
70
70
70
80
70
80
80
80
pages
19
&
5s general oblig
Revenue—
6 3.80
6 2.00
b 3.80
to 3.90 %
6 3.80
to 3 .90
to 3.90
.w,
%
%
4.35
to 5.25
5.75
to 5.25
5.75
to 5.25
1940-1965
4Mb 1935
4MB 1936-1970
4s 1942 opt 1922
Brazoria Co—
A&O
5.75
to 5.25
J&J
5.75
b 3.75
to 3.85
6 3.75
to 3.85
%
%
to 5.25
J&J
J&D
5.75
to 5.25
5.75
6 5.50
to 5.30
100
to 5.30
to 5.30
101M
6 5.00
to 4.50
6 5.00
to 4.50
C
6 5.85
to 5.50
%
6 5.85
to 5.50
6 5.85
to 5.50
6 5.85
to 5.50
b
4.75
6 4.00
I
4.50
to
to 4.60
6 4.50
to 4.35
6 4.50
to
%
4.35 %
4s 1946-1950
M&N 6 5,00
Spokane—
4Mb Park 1963
J&J 6 4.25
4Mb Bridge 1934-38—-J&J 6 4.15
to
4.85 %
to 4.10
-
to
to
%
4%
4Mb Water *39-'43 (s-a) J&J 6
6
4MBE1L&P '42-'46(s-a)_J&J
6
4MsElL&P '35'51 (s-a)A&O
4s Water 1944-46
J&J 6
4.60
4.45
±.65
to 4.50
5.65
to 4.50
4.50
to
*.35
to 4.20
5.75
to 5.30
VERMONT.
to 4.20
— JA J
32--A&O
6 5.50
6 5.50
Tacoma—Revenues—
to 4.20
1954-M&8
A&O
95
to 5.30
Seattle School Dist Ne. 1—
to 2.25
to 4.20
5s Water Works
5s 1935 1939
92
6 5.50
6 5.50
-
to 4.10
to 2.90
5%
98
95
1936—J&D
5 Mb Water 1935-38-M&S
King County—
6s Road 1935
—F&A
4Mb Bridge 1934-1938 M&N
4Mb Bridge 1939-1949 M&N
4M- 1934
M&N
4Ms 1935-1950
M&N
Pierce Oo 5s Sept 1 *34-378ept
Port of Seattle 5s *34-'55 M&8
96
4Mb Jan 1935-1955
-J&J
Seattle—6a 1935-41 L&P A&O
5Ms L & P 1935-43.—M&N
6s Light & Pow 1942-56A&O
4M Lt & Pr 1939-'5R M&N
Gen oblig 4Mb '35-'40_A&0
%
4Mb 1941-1956
A&O
%
4Mb 1935-1935
A&O
%
4Mb 1936-1957
A&O
%
6 4.00
to 2.90
to 3.80
to 3.50
to
Everett—
5.25
4.50
to 3.20
4Mb Road 1939
4Mb July 1 1939
Ogden 4M% 1934-1945-F&A
Salt LakeOity—
5b Refunding 1941
J&J
4s Ref 1935
A&O
4s Ref 1936-1945
A&O
4s Ref 1946-1965
A&O
Salt Lake City S D—
4s May 1 1949
M&N
Salt Lake Co 4M» Apr 1 1942
4.50
to 4.50
to 4.60
4.90
4.10
to
Net.
to 4.60
4.90
to
5
Tazewell Co bt 1935-46-—J&J b
Washington Oo. sch'34-*39 J&J b
4.90
To
Ask.
5
M&8 b 4.25
to 4.60
to 4.60
J&J 6 3.00
J&J 6 2.75
J&J b 2.75
5 Ma April 1 1941
Bid.
Bonds.
Net,
UTAH.
5%
TKZAB.
Abilene 5s Feb
Amarlllo 4M®
6 4.90
b
1934-1953
1934-1959
M&S b
5b St Imp Dist No 2 1943-— b
4Ms 1935-1967
J&J b
4MB 1934-1968
F&A b
San Antonio 8 D 5s '56.-F&A b
Tarrant County—
4 Ms Ocfc 10 '34-"59._A&010 b
Waco—6s Sewer 1937—J&J b
5s Water-Works 1942..J&J b
4Mb Water 1937-1968—J&J
Wichita Falls 6s 1950
M&N
5Ms 1934-1940
M&N
6s Feb 10 1960
F&A10
4Mb 1934-1955
M&N
4Mb 1934-1960
J&D
4Mb 1935 1943
F&A 10
Smith County—
White County—
*34-'58-M&8
W 1935
M&N b 4.40
W 193o-'65—M&N b 4.90
Ask.
to
b 4.25
Bid.
Bonds.
or
To
or
Net.
to 4.25
b 4.40
4M« Park 1959
4MB 1934-1955
4Hs High Sch
4Mb Hospital
Ask.
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Yield Basis
Bid.
Bonds.
BONDS
MUNICIPAL
AND
Quotations for all securities are as near as possible for the
to 5.25
4Mb 1954-1958—--
52 op
Beaumont 5s
5s
-
Apr 10 1956-1965
5 M® Impt
Cameron County—
iMs 1934-48
J&D 6
1Mb Oct 1 1934-1949—A&O 6
75
60
4Mb 1935 1942—
M&S
SsRoad Mar 15 1935-1957.-
56
60
Oleburne 5s
65
75
Corpus
WW'52op'32 J&J
Christ! 5s fd 07-F&A
58
65
1934-1959---F&A
J«&N
4Ms 1935-1970
M&N
4 Ms July 11934-1949--J&j
4MB 1935-'45
M&N
4 Ms 1946-'65
M&N
4s Scheol 1934-1951—J&j
Dallas Co4Ms8eptl0'51
AprlO
58
4.30
65
to 4.15
4.30
to 4.15
4.30
to 4.15
4.30
to 4.15
4.30
to 4.15
4.30
to 4.15
4.30
5s Viad't & Bridge Feb 10
1954 opt 1924
Apr 10 b 4.45
El Paso 6s W W Purch'60 A&O b 5.75
5s Fund 1961 opt '31— M&S 6 5.75
5.75
5s School 1965 opt '35--J&j
5.75
6s Impt Aug 1 1948—F&A
5.75
4MB 1935-1960
A&O
Pert Worth 5s 1951
A&O
6s 1934
J&D
5s 1935-1959
J&D
4Ms 1936-1971
F&A
4Mb 1936-1964F&A
4s Refunding 1941—--J&J
5.00
to 4.15
%
%
%
%
%
%
%
to 5.50
1
to 5.50
%
%
%
to 4.75
5.00
5.00 .to 4.75
5.00 to 4.75
5.00
to 4.75
/0
5.00
to 4.75
%
5.25
5.25
5%
5%
5%
to 5%
to 5%
to 5%
to
Galveston County—
'51op'81 A&O
b 4.75
to 4.50
1935-'54-A&O 10
6 6.00
to
'17 A&O
b 4.25
to
4Mb Apr 10 '35-'56-A&qi0
4M® Road Apr 10 '35-60.-
4.25
to
Sew1939—M&N
4.40
to 4.20
%
5s Ref Oct 16 '41op'31-A&0
6s Mun Imp *35-'36—F&A
4.40
to 4.20
%
4.40
to 4.20 %
4.40
to 4.20
Houston—5s
4Mb Sept 1935-1952—M&N
4Mb Oct 28 88 op '2i-A&0
j&j
4Mb 1934-1957
4Mb Imp 1934-35 (s-a)-J&J
4Mb Impt 1936-39 (s-a)-J&J
4.25
b 4.40
5.50
4%
4%
to 4%
%
to 4.20
b 4.40
to 4.20 %
b 4.40
to 4.20
b 4.40
to 4.20
b 4.40
to 4.20 %
4Mb Impt 1940-65 (s-a).J&J
b 4.40
4Mb 1942-1947
Houston 8 D 5s Feb 1952—-- b 4.40
4Ms 1937-1951
J&D 6 4.40
Palestine 5s Sch Aug 1 1934.
•39.'44.'49. '54. '59. *64—
1935-1970
Basis.
F&A
/Flat price.
74
1
to 4.20 %
6 1.75
to,
6 3.75
to 3.65
6 3.75
to
3.65
6 3.75
to
3.65
114
101M
100M
100
to 4.50
6 4.30
6 4.30
to 4.50
6 4.30
6 4.30
4.30
to 4.10 %
%
%
%
%
to 4.10 %
to 4.20
%
4.10 %
to 4.10
6 4.25
to
to 4.10
J&J
J&J
5s 1935-1952
5s 1935-1953
Olarksbg S D 5s '41 on
Hancock
County—-5s
Road Dist '46 opt
A&O 6 4.75 ,to 4.30 %
A&O 6 4.75 ;to 4.30 %
'21M&S 6 4.75 to 4.30 %
Grant
99 M
101
I
Oct 6 4.30 to 4.10 %
32-M&N
Huntington 5s 1944
Mar tins burg 5s '43 op '29
Mercer Oo 5s *44 op
Deol
*24 A&Olf
-
102
101M
99
Morgantown 5s 1934 48—J&.1
Wheeling 5s W W '34-'52_J&J 6 4.20
4s Ref 1934 to 1936—Jul! 6 4.50
&
%
to 4.20 %
4.10 %
Eau Claire 4Mb W w *34-'44
Fond du Lac 4Mb 1935...Mar
103
102
101
to 4.05
to
4.25
WISCONSIN
%
%
4.50 %
to 4.50
to
to
4Mb
5%
to
5%
to 5%
%
to 5.50 %
%
to 5.50 %
to 5.50 %
to 5.50
to 5 .50 %
3.50
3.50
3.50
to 3.60
3%
.65
3.65
3.65
3.65
3.65
6 "4.25* to
4~%"
to
6 4.25
6 4.25
4%
4%
to 4%
to 4%
6 4.25
to:4%
to
100M
1935-1947
A&O
6 4.00
W 1934-1935—M&N 6 6.00
6a W W 1936-1960—M&N 6 6.00
Madison-—
3.80
4Mb 1934-1937
J&D
3.80
4Mb 1938-1949
J&D
6s W
to 5%
to 4.50
101
102M
101M
Green Bay—
to 5%
Milwaukee—5a
*34-'40
5s July 1934-1940
4Mb 1935-1939
4Mb Park 1935
4Mb 1934-1945—
4s 1934-1936
4s 1937-1944
Milwaukee Oountr—
to 3.75
to
to
5%
5%
to 3.50
to 3.50
to 3.85
J&J
4.25
J&J
J&J
J&J
J&J
4.25
to 3.85
4.25
to 3.85
4.25
to
4.25
to 3.85
J&J
J&J
4.25
to
4.25
to 3.85
3.85
3.85
3.75
4Mb Ot H'se 1934..M&N15 6 3.90
4Mb Ot H'oe'35-'50 M&N15 6 3.90
to
6 3.90
to
3.75
6 3.90
to
3.75
6 3.90
to 3.75
6 4.60
to 4.20
6 4.60
to 4.20
4Mb Sew Mar 12 *36-'45—
4Mb court h'se '34-'35J&D16
4Mb court h'se *36-'49J&Dl6
Raclnc —4 Ms 'J5'-57
M&N
6s 1934-1941
F&A
Raclce Oo 5s 1935-1940—J&J
4Mb 1935-1950
J&J
Superior 4M» 8cb *34-l44-J&J
Wood Oo 6b 1937-1938— A&O
to 3.75
6 5.25
to 4.75
6 5.25
to 4.75
80
6 4.00
90
to 3.50
WYOMING
5.75
80
%
to 4.50
4s 1941
6 4.25
6 4.25
to 4.10
Clarksburg 5s 1934
to 4.20 %
to
to 3.45
5^00
to 4.10
6 4.25
6 4.25
3.65
4.30
to 4.10
6 4.50
6 4.25
6 4.25
to 3.60
4.30
6 4.30
6 4.50
5.00
Newport News 4Mb !48*J&d
5.00
4Mb Feb 1953—IF&A
5.00
4s Street Nov 1 1941 -M&N
5.20
Norfolk—4% Jan 1935-36
5.20
4M% April 1941-47
6 5.20
5% Water May 1952
...
5% Port Terminal May '52. 6 5.20
6 5.20
5M% School Oil 1952
5.50
Petersburg 4Mb 1952—A&O
Portsmouth—5 Ms 1951—F&A
6.00
6.00
4Mb Imp Oct 1 1942..A&0
6.00
4Mb Sch & Sew 1938—j&j
4 Ms 1934-1954
6.00
J&J
5s Water 1948
J&D
6.00
Richmond—4Mb 1949-.—J&j
4Mb 1951
J&J
4Mb July 1 1964
J&J
4Mb July 1 1941
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J&J
4s 1938 to 1943
J&j
J&J
4s Elec Light 1942
J&j
4s 1943
J&J
Roanoke 4Mb Ref 1936—-J&J
4Mb Street Impt May 1940
4Mb Pub BJdg 1941-M&N
4Mb Pub Bldg 1944—M&N
4Mb Apr 1952
A&O
4s Street Impt 1936
J&J
to 4.10
to 3.60
3.75
Charleston S. D. 5s 1934
%
to 4.10 %
to 4.10
to 3.60
3.75
1
to 4.10
6
to 4.50
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J&J
J&J
J&J
Charleston 4 Ms '41 opt *27J&J
3 Mb 1951 & 1952
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102M
5%
5%
5%
6
J&J 6 3.75
J&J 6 3.75
'4s July 1948-1952
101
6
J&J
4a 1939-1950
117 M
.50
to 4.20
Port Arthur—
5s
1.J&J
4s Ref Oct 1934
2-J&J
4s Pub Impt 1939-1959-J&J
1935-1956—-----A&O
4Mb Grad. &c. '4*op'28 J&j
4Mb Grad,&c.'49 op'29A&0
6Ms Road
1951
4Mb Water
to
Harris Co 4s '47 op
J&J
J&d
Lynchbg4Ms Pub Imp'39J&J
4Mb Pub Impt 1946-V-J&j
%
to
5s Bd Apr 10
Grimes Oo.—
4Mb July 1 1939-1950--J&J
Fairfax Co 4Mb 1945..F&A5
%
to 4.75
5.25
F&A
4Mb Ref Aug 1942
to 5.50
5.25
6s
Highway 19S4-1934—J&J
5s Highway 1935-1946—J&J
4 Ms July 1946-1948
J&J
4Mb 1945-1954
J&J
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to 5.50
5.25
5.25
6s
4s (commonwealth) 1962.
3M% ctfs of indt July 1 '39
3s Funded debt 1991
J&J
iMsctf Indebt 1934-37
J&J
41bemarle Oo 5s 1948
J&J
Alexandria 6s 1934-1956.A&0
Arlington Co 6Ms'35 '54.F&A
Bristol 5 Mb Sch '34-'53
Charlottesville 5b 1962..M&8
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to 5.50 7o
l944-i.-A&0
1934-1935-J&J
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VIRGINIA
5s
4MB 1934
Henrico Oo Sch 5s '35-'50
to 4.25
School 1934-1954—M&8
Galveston—5s
WEST
%
3%
4MB 1935-1943
65
56
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to 2.80
to
VIRGINIA.
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Dallas 5s 1935 i960
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Banks & Trust
Companies
STATE AND NATIONAL BANK STATEMENTS
Quotations in this department are given per share, not per cent, except for stocks of Canadian Institutions, and are
possible for theclosing day of the month preceding date of issue, though often are nominal.
An asterisk (*) denotes
as near as
sales.
Figures of deposits, capital and profits for the Matioaal banks are from the Comptroller's last call; for
tutions they are the latest obtainable, direct returns being procured by us where no periodic statements are
the Clearing House banks of New York, deposits are taken from the latest weekly statement.
National Banks
State Institutions
Capital.
National Banks
Apr. 18.
ALABAMA
March 5.
March 5.
all other insti¬
required. For
State Institutions
CALIFORNIA
March 5.
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Ask.
Bid.
Par
Deposits.
Capital.
Surplus &
Profits.
Gross
Deposits.
Par
Nomi nal.
BirminghamBlrm'ham
Tr &
$
$
500,000 1
2,000,000
175,000
100.000
Preferred
Ensley Bank & Tr Co
Industrial Sav Bank.
First National Bk—
Common
149,867
18,322,860
share.
100
497,000
1,017,507
100
100
27,727
*75,923
40,945,890
2,500,000
7,500.000
J2,812,960
100.000
Preferred
20,155
314,160
1,089,922
14,674,569
23
20
f 25
1100
1,000,000
Common
1,000,000 1
500,000
11,692,915 I
500.000
Preferred class A__
Amer Na6 BkATr Co
634,786
105,136
1,396,410
27,146,472
4,146,400
500,000
300,000
1,670,399
111,183
202,434
35,135,018
3,380,375
7,387,498
257,200
125,775
524,298
20,000
251,158
2,900,000
4,211,670
8,527,585
617,000
100
2,550,153
100
500,000
50,000
16,847,451
864,766
3,072,586
705,535
ion
145,000
501,709
105,725
77,102
49,072
150,000
22,594
2,164,579
100
1.000,000
850,955
21,447,041
100
250,000
500,000
First National BankFirst Trust A Sav Bk
Pasadena Nat Bank.
Security Nat Bank..
20
1 25
Union Bk A Tr Co—
Common
100,000
Preferred
100,000
102,583
611,444
J
5422,553
Merchants Nat Bank
Sumitomo Bk of Cal.
100
5H
10
400,000
120,000
200,000
100.000
179,726
21,830
225,873
152,894
200.000
American Nat Bank
San
City National Bank.
People's Bk & Tr Co.
First Nat TASBk.
100
100
N
o
100
re
cent
100
2,208,301
704,580
1,371,572
1,332,591
State
ARIZONA
March 5.
sa
lea
San
Institutions
Preferred
600.oni
100,000
National
Bisbes—
Per
250,000
91,301
3,473,575
300.000
197,744
430,183
share.
100
20
Phoenix—
500.000
250.000
VaUey Bank A Tr Co
1.050,000
176,924
245,729
3,469,119
5,290,368
2,963,069
10,517,017
400,000
250,000
81,341
300,472
7,501,249
4,996,076
25
25
25
N
o
re
cent
sa
les
Tucson—
Consolidated Nat Bk
Sou Arisona Bk A Tr
100
100
'--S:..
National
ARKANSAS
March 5.
100
N
o
100
re
cent
n
sa
les
Suae
4,043,809 139,554,540
20
100
Bank... 15,400,000
Co
March 5.
Nomi nal.
Per
share.
13.H
142
13 %
14AH
/
25
Bank of Montreal
1,000,000
2,938,356 lot/
186,552
Canadian Bk of Com
1.300,000
12,723,145 100
597,464
Crocker First Nat Bk O6.000,000 4,169,771
61,149,708 100
The San Fran Bank
1.000,000 6,558,692 151,859,130 1000
Pacific Nat Bank
100
208,474
5,303,839
1,000,000
Wells Fargo Bank A
Union Trust Co...
100
9.000,000 8,487,076 162,192,718
Yokohama Specie Bk
1,225,000
2,984,913 V
380,468
American Trust Oo_. 10.000,000 10,751,972 197,323,955 100
Grocker First Federal
ol.500,000
2,203,606
43,966,883
600,000
500.000
829,558
118,923
7,458,319
1,945,874
100
230X
9,650 9,850
43
37
225
215
50
San Jose—
First National Bank.
San Jose Nat Bank..
/irifwtow
Fort Smith—
241,775
al5,933
9,652,690 f 25
I 25
4,602,459 1U0
100
1,324,711
Bank of Calif, N A..
8.500,000 7,606,065 82,491,745
Bank of Canton Ltd.
300.000
*33,073
251,912
Bank of Amer Nat Tr
A Savs Assoc
50,000,000 50,987,419 807,503,967
Bank of America
4,000,000 2,255,230 59,710,793
Trust
Ban In
25
100
San Francisco—
Anglo California
March 5.
First NatBk of Ariz.
Phoenix Nat Bank..
Phoenix Sav Bk A Tr
100
Diego Tr A S B
Common
Security Tr A Sav Bk
Nomi nal.
Miners A Merch Bk.
lea
Diego—
United States Nat Bk
National Ranks
cent
sa
SanBernardino—
\lH
Selma—
Selma National Bank
Selma Tr A Sav Bank
o
re
Capital Nat Bank
1,349,627
60,504
100
Sacramento—
100
2,049,324
12,256,203
100
N
Montgomery—
500,000
1,000,000
100
100
300,000
500,000
1,000,000
c
100,000
300,000
share.
79
100
Citizens Bk of Sacra-
Alabama Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
Per
%
2,500,000 dl, 501,816
First National Bank.
Farmers A Mer Sav.
PasadenaCitizens Ooml Tr A 8
Mobile—
First National Bank.
Merchants Nat Bk—
Ask.
Oakland—
100
Bank
Los Angeles (Concl.)
Union Bank A Trust.
Central Bkof Oakland
100
W oodla wn- American
National
Per
$
Sav
Common
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Santa Ana—
Commercial Nat Bk.
First National Bk—
No re cent
25
72,653
580,232
498,200
2,260,119
5,323,657
7,627,646
200,000
100
31,564
1,009,182
N
o
100
re
cent
Common
500.000
125,581
7,019,475
100
sa
les
Preferred
500,000
Twln City Savs Bk_
Union National Bank
300,000
118,826
56,720
21,225
115,798
3,767,980
1,781,035
603,892
4,428,994
20
Nat'l Bank.
300,000
200,000
les
25
200.000
500.000
500.000
sa
City National BankFirst National BankMerchants Nat Bank
Little Bock—
Commercial Nat'l Bk
Peoples
100,000
-
25
25
25
17
—
mm
mm
mm'mi
mm
^
20
mm
mm
mm
25
Union
Safe
Bank
W B Worthen Co—
Common.
Preferred
Pine Bluff—
250,000
250.000
100,538
7,800,287
Stockton—
First National BankStockton SAL Bank
100
200,000
1,000,000
457,447
1,089,016
2,947,812
8,015,489
100
10C
N
375,000
a77,937
1,795,400
100
sa
Deposit
re
...
100
cent
les
100
Nat Bank of Comm..
Common
50,000
50,000
National Banks
10,000
755,969
100
200.000
Preferred
Simmons Nat Bank.
571,239
7,571,101
100
100
CALIFORNIA
State
------
CANADA
400
Institutions
March 5.
Nomi nal,.
Per share.
Long Beach-
Farm 5c Merch Tr Co
Western Tr Ac Sav Bk
Los Angeles—
California Bank
California Trust Co.
Citizens Nat Trust &
*
300,000
1,000.000
100,000
225,000
107,656
694,426
20
9,140,136
100
N
None
161",089
3,125,935
100
re cent
1,726,702
100
sa
Sale price.
a
March 5.
Dec. 30 1933.
6 Feb. 14 1934.
c
April 2 1934.
d
April 30 1934.
e
In process
o
les
1,233,416
651,774
70,524,530
5.000.000 7,410,757 84,448,507
3.0O0.0CI0 5,023,846 92,156,211
Seaboard Nat Bank.
2,000,000
338,869
8,108,720
Security-First NatBk 30,000,000 25,867,435 442,932,807
Savings Bank
Farmers A Mer. Nat-
,
25
16
20
fclOO
100
25
25
£\y*
325
8
31 Ys
21K
360
12
31^
1933.
k All owned by the California Bank, Los Angeles, Calif.
/Last sale price.
n
20
of reorganization.
/ Par $40 Hong Kong money.
i June 30
5,000,000
1.000,000
(
See
\
\Page 115/
o
Fully paid
up
stock with par of 100
Consolidation of the
New stock with
par
of 50 yen.
Crocker First National Bank of San
Francisco
yen.
Calif., and the Crocker First Federal Trust Co. under the name of Crocker
First National Bank of San Francisco became effective June 1 1934.
p
Par value 100 yen.
National Banks
March 5.
Capital.
Surplus A
Profits.
Institutions
State
COLORADO
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
BANKS
106
March 5.
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Par,
Deposits.
share.
50,000
208,035
100,000
100,000
40,062
{:::
101
Lincoln Nat Bank...
10C
McLachlen Bkg Corp
350.000
Wash.
1.050,000
10C
1,311,078
1,407,365
Colorado Spgs Nat B
L
Common
Preferred class
A__
Exchange Nat Bank.
6,183,054
6,210,746
319,097
376,337
30U.0UO
First National Bank.
300,000
Bank of
Nat
100.000
1,000,000
500.000
400.000
Central Sav Bk A Tr
200.000
Nat
800.000
Capital Bank—
Metropol Bank.
Riggs National Bank
IOC
4,574,028
2,517,081
145,621
63,317
550,000
500.000
100
1,000.000
1,500,000
186,660
31,335,926
100
60,000
Common
70,302
809,804
100
re
cent
les
21,497,397
43,090,499
iUt
i25,000
1,656,983
23,198
1,547,436
436,651
19,501.625
267,324
16,661,059
100
Muusey Trust Co
100
Union Trust Co
100
Wash Loan A Tr Co
500.000
100.000
Internatlonal Tr Co.
50
100
N
100
o
re
100
cent
inn
80,671,950
14,117,780
(10°
4,726.334
8,848,840
17,365,426
loo
100
10U
5,800,240
5,051,972
35,348,617
Nat Sav & Tr Co—
sa
1,079,666
23,726
1,180,980
{:::
inn
1,000,000 II,479,061
1,000,000
1,299,801
2,000.000
759,209
2.000.000
1.000.000 1,930,855
o
Second Nat Bank
Secur Sav & Com Bk
Amer Secur A Tr Co.
2,001,896
700,000
Common
700,000
Preferred
1,500.000
First National Bank
South B'way Nat Bk p 200.000
550.000
U S National Bank..
120.000
Guardlan Trust Co_.
20
100
3.000.000 12,954,851
1.500,000
339,475
750.000
184,980
600 000
3,400 000 3,920,331
Preferred
N
Preferred
Colorado State Bank
Denver Nat Bank—
100
to
4,167,712
1,804,268
11,396,190
4,278,772
6,697,985
2,389,001
9,989,318
2,064,148
23,848,195
469,081
182,811
286,703
269,198
721,765
92,454
779,005
153,547
I,477,750
Sa les
Common
Colorado Nat Bank
short.
1C
250,uuo
Nat
Denver—
American Nat Bank.
Ask.
Per
Washington—
City Bank-..
Columbia Nat Bank.
Bank of Co mm & Sav
Hamilton Nat Bank.
Liberty Nat Bank
Per
Colorado Spgs.Oolorado Sav Bank.
Bid.
Nomi nai.
Nomi nal.
Common
Preferred
100
100
100
100
IOC
Leadville—
Carbonate Amer N B
iOl
National Banks
500.000
Western Nat. B-tnk
1,095,435
30.000
100,000
Mlnnequa Bank
132,786
94,441
Nomi nal.(
100
Per
Jacksonville—
100
59,503
100,000
200,000
3,234,722
31,771,679
18.142.1U
21,166,868
100
100,000
82,250
1,605,340
25
1,200,000
100,000
393,356
70,132
163,227
20.479,695
*166,081
3,057,684
100
400,000
300.000
215,621
7,023,358
100
100,000
53,802
2,120,077
1.500.000
Barnett N B of Jack-
{:::
share
10
494,920
819,099
557,009
Atlantic Nat Bank-. d3.000.000
Common
Institutions
March 5.
100
15,418,395
1,212,399
1,544,709
Pueblo Sav & Tr Co
Preferred
State
FLORIDA
March 5.
Pueblo—
First National Bank.
Florida Nat Bank— gl,500.000
25
Lakeland—
Florida Nat Bank
0
MiamiNational Banks
CONNECTICUT
March 5.
Institutions
State
First National Bank-
March 5.
First Tr & Sav Bank
-
Florida Nat Bk A Tr
Miami
Nomi nal.
1,000,000
Black Rock Bk A Tr.
100,000
1.750,000
200,000
100,000
Brldgep't City Tr C<
Fairfield Trust Oo_
_.
North End Bk A Tr.
837,569
147,691
1,330,191
156,136
86,283
16,086,697
25
20
100
18,390,343
1,799,721
870,264
17
20
918,743
•»
22
Bank
25
Orlando—
—
N
First Nat Bank-
28
101
101
•»
ton
First
Beach
National
Per share.
BridgeportFirst Nat Bk & Tr G<
r
Common.._.
mm'mmm
100,000
95,744
3,883,399
American Nat Bank.
800.000
200,000
226,584
144,205
3.648,880
2,443,712
100
200,000
92,566
6,584
521,792
1,604,436
200.000
151,224
4,027,718
25
250.000
414,022
572,566
125,000
11,858,121
12,979,522
1,288,997
100
35,539
233,862
2,579,695
3,360,590
les
100
Oit A People's Nat Bk
St. Augustine—
------
o
re cent
sa
100.000
Preferred
Florida Bank
0
/
Pensacola—
Hartford—
149,397
976,847
300.000
150,000
1,150,000
100.000
4,000,000
100,000
1.600,000
™
Industrial Bank
Phoenix St Bk & Tr.
100,000
>
4.000.000
100.000
250.000
125.000
>
100,000
500.000
200.000
100.000
)
)
916,035
112,725
3,878,117
264,720
2,492,960
166,608
4,399,780
145,801
192,427
135,612
69,194
1,067,888
227,503
128,360
2,887,267
6,307,605
12,966,278
1,336,124
45,589,545
25
15
3l
450
LOl
85
51
65
75
10
17 H
19>*
100
27,586",385
1,668,825
28,188,984
2,063,351
2,040,805
1,575,348
428,536
9,853,341
1,684,549
1,245,502
—
$
mmrnm
m
m
mmm
.
Florida Nat Bank
165
10'
25
mm
53
57
25
20
30
First National Bank.
40
•-
m
-
-
-
95
lantic Nat Bank
100.000
Cent Farmers' Trust
mmmmrn
mm
250.000
200.000
100.000
100.000
Merlden„Nat Bank..
M or Id en Tr&8DC(o
Puritan Bk & Tr Co.
5,241,173
1,250,217
5,711
1,316,386
100
100
100
100
26
National Bunks
377,237
69,737
72,831
92,646
500,000
k
100
rnrnmmm
Heriden—
Home National
100
West Palm Beach At¬
75
m
100
West Palm Beach
50
50
10(
100
500,000
500.000
First Sav A Tr Co
25
25
g
Tampa—
Exchange Nat Bank-
mm mm
25
25.000
People's Bk for Sav.
St Augustine Nat Bk
St. Petersburg—
m'mimm
..
.
18
20
25
30
10C
125
150
25
Institutions
March 31.
40
100
Sta'e
GEORGIA
March 5.
25
100
40
Nomi nal.
Per
Atlanta—
American Sav Bank.
Gltlz & So Nat Bank-
New Haven—
306,367
721,224
252,478
855,187
Amer Bank & Tr Co.
100,000
61.260,000
1
1,600,000
750.000
_
1
.
Trademen'a
Common
1,858,064
24,394,501
7,268,333
9,813,098
100
100
90
55
100
100
100
First Nat Bank..:
1
60
Fulton Nat Bank
52
56
Ga Sav Bk A Tr Co..
67
70
TruBt Co of Georgia
125,924
2,619,327
3,721,399
476,620
200,000
r5,000,000
6.400.000
509.000
185,679
1,872,855
1,000,000
62,000.000
170,000 I
180,000
.
Preferred
3
55,433
1,775,872
731,166
1.458.700
11,985,438
/100
100
135
97
101
10
100
"12"
12
15^
17
140
135
X
mr
100
170"" 175""
Debentures
175
170
554,012
7,510,225
2,619,327
95,076
63,027,802
3,098,580
no
100
794,158
113,328
55,750
300,195
115,409
4,745,592
1,397,146
1,006,020
1,774,474
1,096,103
100
re cent
lOf
sa
2,619,327
61,059
166,063
63,027,802
839,285
5,807,377
100
500,000
r5,000,000
2,619,327
63,027,802
10
190,571
3,427,293
116,022
2,278,132
60,014
912,966
750,000 1
500,000
Common
iOu
...
r5,00U,00U
Nat. Exchange Bank. 6
400.000
1100
SI*
12H
Columbua—
New London—
Winthrop Trust Co.
tlO
Georgia RR Bk & Tr
1100
Citlz A So Nat Bank-
National Bank..
Union Bk & Tr Co.
236,514
63,027,802
82,811,520
19,853,613
1,381,113
10,291,650
Augusta—
Nat
Nat Bk of Common
New London City
share
100
Columbus Bk A Tr_.
300,000
.
.
5,097,382
100
N
.
365,916
o
Fourth Nat Bank
,200.000
300,000
287.500
e
0160,299
249,213
22,672
2,716,092
1,136,759
617,058
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
850,000
Home Savings Bank.
Morch A Mech Bank
o
First Nat Bk of Col
100
300,000
150,000
o
200.000
e
0
200,000
100
N
100
o
les
ion
Macon—
Cltlx A So Nat Bank.
r5.ono.onn
110,000
City Bank A Tr Co..
Norwich—
Thames Bk & Tr
550.000
200.000
k
419,573
119,544
2,860,222
1,371,337
25
17
100
95
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
20
100
«
tio
12
123*
12
125*
10
Savannah—
Cltlx A So Nat. Bank
Liberty Nat Bk & Tr
Common
Stamford—
First-Stamford
.
Fidelity Title&Tr C
Stamford Trust Co.
Preferred-
1
Bank A Trust Co.
D
.
1,000,000
200,000
700.000
1,298,395
603,543
1,035,736
9,640,404
4,942,973
6,828,922
100
100
100
100
mm
—
mmm
150
115
Savannah Bk A Tr
300
Common
160
Debentures
k
.
600,000
500.000
1,000.000
709,697
205,844
3,140,338
300.000
224,547
o
9,834,905
3,265,782
8,494,005
2,427,391
100
*
125
50
30
100
340
100
^165
Citizens Bk & Tr Co
Waterbury—
Oltl* & Mfrs* Nat B k
6300,000 1
300,000
700,000
60
200,000 1
150,000
J100
Sale price,
t Branch of Savannah,
a
April 30 1934.
b Stockholders of the First National Bank & Trust Co. of New Haven,
Conn., to vote May 29 1934 on proposal to reduce the common capital of
the bank from $1,260,000 to $630,000 and to issue $630,000 of new prior
preferred stock and $920,000 of 6% convertible preferred stock of $100 par.
d Member of the Atlantic Group in Florida.
National Banks
DELAWARE
State
Institutions
«
March 5.
Nomi nal.
Per
Wilmington—
Central Nat Bank
Farmers' Bank
Industrial Trust Co.
Union Nat Bank
Delaware Trust Co
Equitable Trust Co.
Security Trust Co
Wilmington rr»1 Co
_
210,000
327,623
500,000 2,111,365
2.000.000
102,424
203.175
722.614
1,000,000.
568.047
1.500,000 fl2.423.362
1,121,0001 1,058.984
4,000.000 10,070,346
1,369,317
19,531,474
1,504,249
2,638,030
6,437,152
9,332,988
7,100,230
28,080,880
100
50
200
15
25
85
100
25
100
150
70
135
60
180
Member of the Florida National Group.
h Affiliated with the Barnett National Bank of
share.
1 Dec. 31
85
75
25
Affiliate of the First National Bank of Atlanta, Ga.
0
March 5.
m
m
mmm
18
90
1932.
I Last sale.
o
Dec. 30 1933.
170
mmm
mmm
145
190
mm
p
r
In process ot reorganization,
Combined statement,
f Trust funds.
x
Ex-dividend.
Jacksonville. Fla.
June, 1934.]
National Banks
Capital.
Boise City—
Preferred
First Security BankBoise Trust Co
March 5.
Si
Par.
Bid.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
$
} 130,681
8,385,313
100
N
0
re
cent
786,133
<719,030
14,989,175
46,710
100
100
sa
les
150.000
107
State
illinois
Gross
Deposits.
$
500,000
300,000
1,250.000
Nacumal Banks
March 5.
Surplus A
Profits.
$
•
First Nat Bk of Idaho
Common
companies
State Institutions
idaho
March 5.
trust
and
banks
Capital.
Institutions
March 5.
Gross
rplus &
Profits.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Quincy—
B'dway Bk of Quincy
111 State Bk of
Quincy
%
100,000
Common
200,000 1
200,000
Debentures
Mercantile Tr A S Bk
S'thSideBk of Quincy
.
,
10,496
200.000
32,980
123,957
12,700
50.000
•;
Per
$
share.
100
527,081
2,330,907 J100
3,688,628
322,903
W>
100
N
0
Rockford—
National Banks
illinois
March 5.
State
Illinois Natl Bk A Tr
Co
Institutions
March 5.
Per
Aurora Nat Bank...
N
i ,160.000
Merchants Nat Bank
Old Second Nat Bank
share.
o
54,800
72.105
2,527,982
1.721,197
106
re
cent
106
sa
les
57,584
15,216
207,489
292,359
123,740
400.000
400.000
200.000
125.000
500.000
1,498,324
614,957
1,806,259
3,273,867
1,712,756
100
98,536
155,575
166,623
500.000
300.000
500,000
200,000
Swedish-Am Nat Bk.
Third Nat'l Bank—
Nomi nal.
Aurora—
re cent
131,615
152,164
250,179
38,075
100
4,336,045
1,742,595
3,939,836
100
7,425,387
100
100
les
sa
Springfield—
First National BankIllinois Nat Bank
Springfield MarineBk
First State Tr A 8 Bk
a
4,151.241
100
7,484,633
10c
100
"N.
Belleville—
Belleville Bk & Tr Oo
160.000
Belleville Nat Bank.
100.000
Belleville Savs Bank.
First National Bank.
300.000
200.000
St Olalr Nat Bank-.
160.000
National Banks
100
lftft
100
100
March 5.
85
indiana
Institutions
State
March 5.
100
250
150
100
Nomi nal.
Evansville—
Per
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
Chicago—
Aetna
State
National City Bank.
North Side Bank
Bank—
200,000
31,909
100
341,054
Old National Bank—
Common
Am Nat Bk & Tr CoCommon
1,000,000
750,000
j 560,104
200,000
100.000
20,626
19,869
1,417,215
707,407
100
40
50
Tr Co
4,000.000
Cont 111 N B & Tr Co
Common
25,000.000
Preferred
50.000,000
1,337,883
87,314,230
100
96
103
Preferred
Austin State Bank..
Beverly State Sav Bk
City Nat Bk
17,488,418
Preferred
J100
106
Common
Common
j14394401
100,000 1
100,000
658,381,899 / 33h
41h
42}*
13313
I
Y
2U0.UUU
200.000
40
106
70
50
80
9 903620 610,828,847 1100
99
Common
250,000 1
Preferred
36U.U00
300.000
Main State
6,375,151
2,143,780
543,694
110,844
5,642.602
1.000.000
118,408
689,669
5,183,933
10,473,668
200,000
16.978
20U.UUU
93,862
1,120,427
980,836
4,998,991
3,227,993
400.000
Nat'l Builders Bank.
Nat'l Boulevard Bk.
National Security Bk
67,928
300.000
.
Mutual Nat Bk of Cti
lUo
10
i10
100
Common
500,0ftft
500.000
174,644
7,605,155 f'00
128,186
500.000
178,856
268,095
33,981
200
210
'"20"
30"
8
10
500,000
750,000
} 270,618
150,000
300.000
Common
Class A preferred.
Fountain Sq State Bk
Indiana Nat Bank..
Live Stock Exch Bk.
200
People's State Bank.
175,566
100,000
505,877
5,842,553
20
656,617
112,327
5,211,302
515,865
100
786,523
16,053,911
100,077
2,252,481
200.000
375,000
1,000 000 1
1,800 000
100 000
830,211
55,424,347
635,792
150
92
200
100
383,484
100
160
180
17,749,509
1,584,236
1,883,572
1,484,186
24,144,214
9,678,080
3,083,210
10,117,156
100
100
100
105
125
100
125
145
"465"
566"
3.000 000
200, 000
149,340
50 000 g
21,922
1.250 000
1,908,333
Indiana Trust Oo
100
Security Trust Co
60
155
3,761,502
7,837
100
160,076
46,643
562,353
100
1,016,075
lUu
20ft .000
700,000
200,000
Skaia State Bank
200,000
State Bk of Clearing.
Terminal Nat Bank.
Merchants Nat Bank
40
50
4ftft.oon
St Joseph L A Tr Co
1.200,000
25
25
30
45
55
Terre Haute—
Merchants NatBk_.
Common
Preferred
Terre
Haute
First
200,000
52,864
National Bank
2,305,844
2,257,233
3,165,577
lftft
35
40
221,831
717,488
100
124,202
113,242
43,612
1,047,519
331,451
2,661,882
1,800,014
1,080,987
8,710,271
5,127,395
1
800.000
350,000
200.000
100.000
L
1,865,756
2,094,651
4,268,485
1,672,308
1,990,471
N
o
re
cent
sa
100
100
les
3,025,306 flOO
1100
500,000
500,000
707,574
20
11,857,028
100
IOWA
March 5.
March 5.
Nomi nal.
Per share
100
Burlington—
iu.
25
10r
45
35
55
Farmers A Merch S B
106
70
80
First National Bank-
100
200
215
715,390
100
20
50.000 /
100,000
32,563
25,779
841,932
1,382,022
261,762
254,687
8,603,270
3,790,863
3.000.000
300,000
8,472,124 194,979,987
187,419
4,457,919
Merchants Nat Bank
500,000
lOO.ftftft
United States Bank
50
12
ldu
130
60
100
40
100
375
901,013
96.050
18,000
20,817,649
2,653,165
100
317,000
100
•
Sale price,
June 30 1933.
•
....
41,637
143,325
179,512
851,223
2,271,896
1,159,072
nounced
100
100
100
Harris
Trust
N
o
2on.ooft
South Side Tr A Sa B
150,000
7,534,047
16.924,253
10,262,409
1,279,824
562,513
50
20
:
.
....
;
•
/April 21 1934.
g
Dec. 30 1933.
i Charter
granted to the Aurora National Bank, Aurora, 111., on May 24
1934, and which succeeds the Aurora National Bank of that place.
20
2ft
/,
d New stock.
sal
633,524
1,302,086
1,149,388
103,584
60,593
•
a
rec ent
Peoria—
•.
A
Savings Bank of Chicago, 111., on May 18 1934, an¬
plan for the winding up of the affairs of its investment affiliate,
the N. W, Harris Co.
c
100,000
300.000
100.000 0
les
sa
385
160
50,000
70
45
106
_
140
ion
_
Elgin-
Jefferson TrA Sav Bk
100
15
a
600.000
2.000.000
660,000
iftft
re cent
People's Sav Bank..
1,140,164
Cent Nat Bk A Tr Co
Com Mer Nat Bk A T
First National Bank.
Institutions
State
100
18,455
419,080
5,316,535
9,044,350
/
100
20
21,507
213,563
600.000
500,000
Mercantile Tr A Sav.
Merchandise Bk A Tr
100
N
400,000
500.000
& S Bk.
100
Cedar Rapids—
200,000
Lake snore Tr at S Bk
100
lftft
8,321,113 134,828,592
103
50
16,222
98,112
10
100
45
100
200.000
Capital notes
First Nat'l Bank
Union Nat'l Bank
250,000
600,000
600.000
106
132,120
100,099
136,828
10
100
South Bend—
City Nat Bank
Citizens Tr A Sav Bk
First Bank A Tr Oo
50,000
163,071
152,987
7,293
282,642
100
200.000
300,000
Common
Elgin Natl Bank--.
1,637,675
1.000 000
1,257,999
200 000 g
409,601
600 000
2,233,211
100
888,085
2,284,006
100,000
200,000
1-0 Bank A Trust Co
Pullman Tr A Sav Bk
1,500 000
90
16"
17,267
129,035
Harris Tr & Sav Bk.
c6.000,000
Howard Ave T&S Bk
Northern Trust Co..
Co..
National Banks
West 31st State Bk_.
Western State Bank.
& Sav Bk
Trust
505,380
100
"25*
200,000
200,000
300,000
Unlv St Bk of Chic..
Amaig Tr A Sav Bk.
Ba^co di Napoli Tr.
Bway Tr & Sav Bank
Chic City Bk & Tr_.
30
170
100
120,000
200.000
Upper Ave Bank
Uptown Statu Bank.
Fletcher
Union Trust Co
20
1 no
36,781
389,803
Sears-Com State Bk.
150,000
120
3,214,316
4,957,799
Security Bk of Chic.
Sixty-third & Halsted
i
St Savings Bank..
297,199
80
106
100
I
100 000
106
1.264,986
249,793
27
20
7,436,888
4,371
200 000
500 000
100
2,000.000
750.000
26
9:731,254
1,034,057
L
Fidelity Trust Co
60
Personal Ln & Sav Bk
Pioneer Tr A SaV Bk
200
American Nat Bank
50
105
100
250
100
Gary—
tot-
220,142
240
500,000
Marion Co State Bk.
Merchants' Nat Bk.
20
Oak Park Tr ASav Bk
500.000
326
225
1100
320.000 1
100
3,876,066
8,988,778
2,331,123
3,639,034
Lakeview Tr
lftft
300
Indianapolis—
106
106
200.000
1.000.000
Drovers Tr
7,144,578
1,233,519
share.
100
Bankers Trust Oo
Bank
Metrop State Bantc
Mid-City Nat Bank
Preferred
Gary 8tate Bank
Gary Tr A Sav Bk..
Lawndale Nat Bank
Live Stock Nat Bank
Lincoln Nat Bk A Tr
Common
101
3,076,752
16,048,047
lioo
725.949
23,627
25,411
200.000
Liberty Bank
769,425
Debentures B
People's Tr A Sav Oo
30
luo
156,845
676,918
1.000.000
First Nat Ifinglewood
Halsted Exch Nat Bk
Hamilton State Bk_.
100
Preferred
Dime Trust A Sav Bk
Debentures A
f 20
50,000
6UU.OOU
25,000,000
25,000,000
8,848,642
Ft Wayne Nat Bank
First National Bank
Preferred
574,188
186,272
364,722
20,723
Fort Wayne—
District Nat Bank—
Preferred
Drexel State Bank..
Drovers Nat Bank-.
500,000
100.000
500,000
100,000 g
I Last sale.
100
x
Ex-dividend.
y
Ex-rights.
BANKS
108
National Banks
March 5.
March 5.
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
March 5.
Gross
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
Ask.
State Institutions
LOUISIANA
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Capital.
National Banks
March 5.
State Institutions
IOWA
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
Par.
Deposits.
Council
Bluffs—
Per
share.
2,263,425
3,474,756
100
19,923
1,099,053
{100
Preferred
State Savings Bank.
50,000 1
50,000
100.000
Davenport—
Davenport Bk fc Tr.
600.000 d
Common
Preferred
Louisiana Nat
Bank.
3,525,793
244,993
6,015,726
100
100
997,364
12,175,252
New Orleans-
100
100
68,392
Hibernia
370,567
19,061,526
382,918
29,220,821 { 20
\ 20
16**
17**
1,200,000
1.500,000
330,849
11
58,238
4,389,536
24,324,892 I 20
\ 20
21,328 100
26
87.814.934
10 **
208.000
Preferred
536,383
1,200,000
1.500,000
Natl
Common
47
55
Nat Bk of Commerce
Common—...—
Bankers Trust Co—
Preferred
250,000
650,000
100,000
150.000
250,000
A__
B
Cap City State Bank
Central Nt Bk & Tr Co
|
10,326,843
1,215,102
13,622,011
213,117
109,241
261,426
T Co
Whitney Nat Bank..
Louisiana SB &
100
10C
100
588,646
3,500,000
Preferred
Home Savings Bank.
30.462.323J
1,414,437
150.000
52,782
20,570
188,401
200,000
50.000
368,531
35,312
150,656
217,411
223,330
124,662
32,506
IOC
17,893,080
12,021,951
6,218,049
100
in f-
10-
5,114,649
1,642,383
400,000
200,000
200,000
250,000
7ft0.ono
10C
2,668,429
5,104,229
5,099,786
6,819,748
3,574,252
1,056,971
100.000
50.000
University State Bk.
Valley Sav Bank
not
281,883
176,139
220,374
1,000,000
1.000,000
First National Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
Oont'l-Am B & Tr Co
les
1.000,000 1
2,800.000
Shreveport—
o
cent
Iowa-Des Moines Nat
Bank & Trust Co:
Common
42
1.000.000
Tr
Bk
American Bank &
Common
share.
10
1100
Des Moines—
Preferred
76,170
300,000
300,000
300,000
Common
First National Bank.
Preferred
Per
Baton Rouge-
City National Bank
10(
80,416
164,363
150.000
Oonn Bluffs Sav Bk.
S
$
$
150.000
Oity National Bank.
Ask.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
10
209,849
National Banks
State
MAINE
March 5.
Institutions
March 19.
100
Dubuque—
First National Bank.
tnai."
10C
share.
Augusta—
Toy Nat Bank
Security Nat Bank..
Woodbury Co Sav Bk
100.000
r
National Banks
100
600.000
200,000
282,050
914,896
349,344
7,898,720
7,746,269
12,460,880
100
135
150
100
20
400
450
Canal National
Bank
Co—
First National Bank.
Nat Bk of Commerce
Portland Nat Bank.
600,000
445,849
100,000
109,414
99,077
740,386
8,337,474
1,710,803
2,875,611
4,853,647
12,834,833
80
90
200,000
25
Bangor—
10C
100
10C
State Institutions
March 31.
KANSAS
March 5.
7,243,000
5,317,497
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Eastern Tr & Bkg Co
Merrill Trust Co
Portland—
10
Live Stock Nat Bank h
348,000
294,280
Bk
Depositors' Trust Co
First Nat Granite
Sioux City—
First National Bank
1,090,000
611,425
Casco Bk & Tr
Amer Tr & Sav Bank
600,000
400.000
400,000
425,000
National Banks
March 5.
100
25
*35"
20
17
20
60
60
70
Institutions
Slate
MARYLAND
Dec. 30.
Nomi nal.
Per
Hutchinson—
150,000
150,000
250,000
American Nat Bank.
Exchange Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
45,386
87,643
189,254
n
share.
100
N
100
re
cent
100
985,618
1,448,547
3,683,673
sa
les
o
300,000
450,000
200,000
...
Preferred
155,837
142,030
100,000
100,000
20,403
100.000
Common
234,672
9,072,867 f 10
1100
1,862,152 100
100
2,707,257
100,000
105
110
120
125
150
175
Commonw'lth BankFirst National Bank.
Nat Cent Bk of Bait.
80,000
300,000
4,000.000
400.000
600.000
flOO
2,378,358 1100
Leavenworth—
First National Bank.
105,624
150,000
150, OOC
50.000
Leavenworth Nat Bk
Manufac'rs State Bk
191,176
21,500
Citizens State Bank.
500,000
400.000
115.000
Fidelity Sav State bk
200,000
Central Trust Co...
50,000
150,000
Common
Capital notes..—
Mercantile Tr Co...
Real Estate Tr Co..
9,711,343 U0C
751,428 /
100
521,109
2,630,852 100
60,000
200.000
Kaw Valley State Bk
Merchants' Nat Bk.
Nat Bank of Topeka
25,459
111,605
488,244
34,291
17,701
500,000
100,000
100,000
State Savings Bank.
Tepeka State Bank..
les
100
100
100
1,000,000
Fourth Nat Bank...
1.000,000
Kansas State BankBank
1,119,315
628,345
16,446
60,102
100,000
200,000
21,375,168
14,526,291
545,891
1,445,115
Union Stock Yds Nat
J
1,403,885
1(.
20
20
12
388,843
33,273
185,263
538,783
4,284,311
883,336
4,938,513
2,169,838
100
937,059
114,749
419,409
7,371,391
1,992,852
3,647,107
60
100
iOt
March 5.
\ Common
3,119,626
650.000 d
280,026
248,061
{ 10
N 0
200,000
n
1
300.000
311,017
re
io
cent
sa
les
100
4,790,515
1,457,185
101
Lexington—
Bank of Commerce..
share.
100
3,607,331
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Peop-LIb Bk & Tr Co
OovlngtonTr&BkgCo
85
100
7
10(
1,744,616
10
100,000
200,000
125,000
200,000 1
350,000
1.000.000
206,601
1,056,903 {
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
980,723
Second Nat Bank...
150.000
Union Bank & Tr Co
150.000 d
500.000
294,140
98,764
172,921
9,497,936
3,109,514
1,753,713
3,944,558
Common
Security Trust Co...
35
150
200
50
60
70
30
35
20
26
62,205
1,183,238
150.OOP
238,913
3,059,742
100
15
institutions
State
MASSACHUSE T fS
Dec. 30.
20
25
1100
—
mm m
—
50
55
60
100
200
250
100
150
250
175
750,000
2,000.000
100,000
2,500.000
Day Trust Co
500,000
Fiduciary TrustCo
New Eng Trust Co..
1,000,000
Old Colony Trust Co «5,000,000
200,000
Pilgrim Trust Co
State Street Tr Co..
3,000,000
Union Trust Co
500,000
Boston S
Dep & Tr..
Columbia Trust Co..
U S Trust Co—
Common
Louisville—
Bank of Commerce
Fidelity & Colum Tr.
First National Bank.
82,946
100,000 d
2,340,476
1,000,000
2,000,000 dl ,650,023
1.000.000
1,642,214
249,625
2,000,000
300,000
44,435
Liberty Bk & Tr Co.
Security Bank
KentuckyTitle Tr Co <71,000.000
750,000
Lincoln Bank & Tr..
100.000
Steck Yards Bank
1.000.000
Louisville Trust Co.
525.000
United States Tr Co.
Newport—
American Nat Bank.
Newport Nat Bank..
100,000
neutral Sav Bk & Tr
100.000
100,000
1,425,277
431,989
86,647
669,888
96,663
124,492
380,373
65,000
10
1,232,289
47,831,743 10U\ /
6,071,214 100/
27,584,010 10 m
10
16,484,169
100
1,938,445
100 0
3,549,205
10,930,425 100
175
ion
748,872
10
7,695,026
100
972,831
300
54
mmm mm •
mm-
m
2u
56
58
25
23**
23**
26
90
11,382,595
317,907
50
26
I
I
1,337,751
301,642
3,871,403 25,920,277
386,000 c 1,951,000
7,050,030
380,188
803,851
582,816
*2,812,811 26,054,481
*5,269,540
4,100,504
d
598,401
109,916
*3,821,111 c62,264,581
*
5,540,049
314,522
11,053,324
mmmmmm
1,178,420
2,911,199
1,079,000
mmm
200
100
100
100
106
ion
too
mmmm m
-----
t400
e
100
100
50
I 10
137,254
c
2,493,959
Beverly—
Beverly Nat Bank..
300,000
Beverly Trust Co
100.000
267,285
79,075
c
3,447,269
1,195,946
100
"235"
j
6**
100
•
10
I
100
Sale price.
Includes savings deposits.
d Dec. 30 1933.
e
Affiliate of First National Bank of Boston.
/Citizens Union Fidelity unified certificates.
Affiliated with the First National Bank
h Member Northwest Bancorporation.
1 Last sale.
n
o
100
t280
100
644,249
/
1 March 31 1934.
mmmmm
265
30
50
luu
c
100,000
0
mm
-•»
33**
310
700,000 I
1,000,000
e
400
mmmmrn-
share;
300
Winthrop Trust Co
300
100
33 M
100
t Stock has to be offered to board of directors.
Citixens* Union N B.
3
300
15
500,000 1
500,000 '
Preferred
Citizens Bk & Tr Co.
Preferred
560""
1**
Per
Banc Com Ital Tr Co
Preferred
40
550
Web & Atias N Bk
Institutions
Per
64,112
205""
Norm nal.
Preferred
355,768
5**
4**
195
25
100
March 31.
200,000 I
250,000
14
62»2
Nomi nal.
200,000
25
...
100
Covington—
Common
29
100
44,500,000 28,040,880 559,834,376
5,345,157 66,720,998
Merchants' Nat Bk.
3,000.000
2,877,455 24,515,048
Nat Rock Bk of Bos
1,500,000
Nat Shawmut Bank- 20.000,000 11,932,030 165,687,842
Second Nat Bank
4,359,229 60,243,976
2,000,000
Citixens' Nat Bank..
30
10U
538,531
State
66
10
75,000
75.000
Fr'k Town Sav Inst.
100
\
KENTUCKY
—
mmm
101
214,455
{-w
Boston—
March 5.
—
26
2£
100
25
4,067,337
il,662,381
—
"65
"i
47**
3C
First National Bank-
National Banks
—
30
140
27
2.000.000
500.000
{100
13,116
100,000
40
.....
10
10C
18,963,136
1,196,503
8,444,692
26,664,348
100,000
500.000
Preferred
100
52,850
10
25,540,606
Peoples Bank—_—
Second Nat Bank—
National Banks
200,000
100,000
Common
50
100
■
200,000
Union National Bank
Preferred
20
5,667,400
360,146
2,913,000
110,000
933,367
65,516
511,123
191,936
6,487,086 127,759,400
4,947,062
527,434
4,823,282
588,149
9,333,901
495,020
1,392,346
334,086
1,102,057 17,996,125
i
14,726,870
723,226
*3,660,153
2.500,000
Common
Wichita—
First National Bank.
10
10
1,500,000
600,000
Liberty Trust Co—
Frederick—
Citizens' Nat Bank..
Comm'l Bank of Md
Farm & Mech N Bk.
Frederick Co Nat Bk
cent
100
1,219,727
18,305,872
2,500,000 11,514,911
2,000,000
First Nat Bank
iUli
4,182,711
7,223,949
1,224,060
502,810
share.
7
Cumberland-
1100
589,967
Co
Safe Dep & Trust
Union Trust Co
882,779 [100
16,238
1,250,000
1.000,000
Maryland Trust Co
100
Guaranty State Bank
Preferred
400,000
100
o
Common
750.000
100
1,909,928
2,464,872
820,000
209,964
223,577
10,313
25,723
Bank—
Bank..
Colonial Trust Co...
Nat Marine
Fidelity Trust Co...
Topeka—
Central Nat Bank
Western Nat
Equitable Trust Co.
Preferred
Rivervlew State Bk.
Nat
200.000
Bank—
Carrollton Bk of Bait
8
12
1,000,000
—
Canton Nat
7
3,583,993
500,000 I
Calvert Bank—_—
Exchange State Bank
Security Nat Bank..
Southwest
Per
*305,733
500,000
Bank..
Baltimore Nat Bank
Preferred
Kansas City—
Common
Nomi nal
BaltimoreBait Oomm'l
Common
Oomm'l N Bk of K C
45"
40
r
x
Oct. 25 1933.
New stock.
Operating on
Ex-dividend.
a
restricted basis.
of Louisville.
125
140
June, 1934.]
tkust
and
banks
National Banks
March 5.
^^March 5?** MASSACHUSETTS 8tateDec!sQ^i<mi
Capital.
109
companies
State Institutions
MINNESOTA
Apr.
7.
Gross
Surplus d
Profits.
Deposits,
Par.
Bid.
Surplus d
Ask.
Gross
Profits.
Deports.
Capital.
Par.
Bid.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Brookton—
Brockton Nat Bank.
Home Nat Bank
Per
$
$
600.000
500.000
'
Nomi nal.
Duluth—
Bank of Comm A Sav
100
100
7,100,818
6,929,107
321,255
418,604
share.
Per
25,500
368,082
56,553
1,164,668
Cambridge—
Cambridge Trust Oo
County Bk A Tr Oo_
515,986 c 4,924,086
406,825 c 2,768,954
1,461,573 cl4,967,615
150.000
100
2,280,847
100
5,837,675
6,899,658
2,468,628
100
Harvard Trust Oo___
300.000
1.000.000
last Cambridge
Lechmere Nat Bank.
200.000
124,656
400.000
1.200.000
300,000
168,021
626,521
67,017
10
20
of Duluth
n
o
cent
les
Pioneer Nat Bank
Western Nat Bank..
Fall River—
100
< 25
n
o
re
cent
100
sa
les
100
100
100
Minneapolis—
Fall River Nat Bank
Durfee Trust oo
Fall River Trust
c
c
100
97
100
100
80
200
Nat Bk.
500.000
572,509
6,335,147
100
Gloucester—
Cape Ann Nat Bank.
150.000
120.000
200.000
293,321
132,388
220,136
2,617,214
1,307,178
3,508,519
100
Glouc Nat Bk of Glou
Glouces 8 d Tr Oo__
c
200.000
100,000
240,000
100
n
o
10
re
cent
100
6,602,187
1,133,675
1,684,293
855,895
42,360
160,301
sa
200.000
100,000
100.000
68.000.000
6
100,000
300,000
1.000,000
Hennepin State Bank
Marquette Nat Bank
Midland NatBk A Tr
Minnehaha Nat bk
6
n'western Nat b & t
Common
10
20
HaverhillHaverhill Nat Bank.
Haverhill Trust Co..
Merrimack Nat Bank
Blooming'n-Lake nb b
Central Nat Bank
<
Fifth No'west'n nb. i
First NatBk&Tr Co
Fitohburg—
Safety Fund
shars.
100
100
3,103,036
5,600,426
721,000
618,478
600,000
1.000,000
100,000
150,000
Northern Nat Bank.
re
sa
300,000
4,316,313
1,271,332
22,702,426
86,869
290,579
21,016
13,906
100,000
600.000
Duluth Nat Bank
200,000
First A Amer Nat Bk <3.000.000
Minnesota Nat Bank
City National Bank.
I
100,000
82,251
1,460,945 ft.
1,281,924 <56,353
22,142
830,926
5,705,857 106,803,207 6—
100
25,925
677,223
100
2,228,988
119,501
245,752 11,383,693 <-._
1,099,778 ft—
30,913
<5,000,000
5,000,000 f
Preferred.:
Produce State Bank. 6
2d Northwest State. <
Third n'west'n n Bk <
4th Northwest Nat'l. <
1,366,276
91,419,638 floo k t3h
3%
lico
200,000
100,000
34,460
26,102
31,609
145,039
903,280
878,383
943,202
2,137,257
200,000
50.000
145,151
59,012
3,823,595 plOO
2.500,000
150,000
100.000
219,384
84,650
25,237
5,515,265
68,493
176,468
61,677
23,228
153,219
16,491,006 100
3,058,485 100
1,390,571 100
99,721,527 plOO
1,619,062 100
5,665,786 100
3,487,843 i—
100
880,348
g 2,015,403 PlOO
100,000
50.000
I
ft—
<—
les
i
<—
Rochester—
Holyoke—
Holyoke Nat Bank..
Park National Bank.
Hadley Falls Tr Co..
Lawrence—
BayStateMer Nat Bk
Lowell—
Appleton Nat. Bank.
Union Old Lowell
National Bank.
400.000
100,000
1.400,000
n
600,000
7,374,277
2,514,235
8,589,791
182,011
225,152
214,021
25
20
s
30
32
5
100
100
7
25
5,746,042
219,450
First National Bank.
Union Nat Bank
25
75
o
First National Bank. p6.000.000
First State Bank
p
100,000
300.000
215,580
3,143,383
100
1.000.000
594,417
10,536,270
50
200.000
200,000
235,895
356,464
2,852,529
2,742,060
50
100
EmpireNatBk&TrCo <
25
Common.
Preferred
Essex Trust Oo
Lynn 8 Dep & Tr Go
Security Trust Co..
New BedfordFirst National Bank.
Merchants' Nat Bk
sa£ Deposit Nat Bk
115
200,000
250,000
250,000
100,000
200.000
j
Preferred...
Salem—
Merchants Nat Bank
Naumkeag Trust Oo
61,087
35
350.000
Stock Yards NatBk. <
350.000
Twin Cities Nat Bk.
100.000
First Trust Oo.
pi .000.000
50
100
7,094,194
6,745.502
25
1,573,429
100
20
51*
37 X
Per
150,000 1
200,000
665,000
300,000
J100
Tr.
Union Trust Oo.
West Springfield Tr.
Taunton—
Machinists' Nat Bk.
Bristol County Tr.
Guaranty Bk & t Co
WorcesterBk&Tr
4,359,662
24,960
172,827
5,389.524
5,061,985
161,176
129,128
56,315
2,367,117
2,546,688
1,906,924
500.000
300.000
243,918
234,275
4,851,835
4,335,371
50
10
cent
363.504
1,000,000 \
242,778
1,500,000
1.500,000
1,789,515
1.000.000 nl,043,059
1,000.000 nl ,484,895
150,000
105,174
26,737,686
10,152,909
12,082,694
1,244,084
100
145
25
41
41
ion
200.000
sa
les
13,554,772 f
6
10
1 10
268,788
201,378
n
500,000 1
440,723
1,000,000
2.769,500 2,460,168
200,000
137,274
_.
National Banks
25
Norn <nsl
100,000
600.000
15
10
20
First National Bank.
29,257
713,450
500.000
28,668,179
2,312,181
Per
Kansas City-
49,152
34,493
354,061
40,684
3,231,211
688,303
25,085
v
135,104
100.000
600.000
200.000
Institutions
Nomi nal.
share.
100
32,597
176,151
2,523,458
4,300,955
100
500.000
257,109
8.191.162
100
Preferred
Mfrs National Bank.
Nat Bank of Detroit-
28,505,816 f 50
I 50
Traders'
20
1
20
Common
Westport Ave Bank.
West Side Bk of Com
Union Av Bk of Com
Up Guardian Tr Co.
Flint—
Oil Com 5c Savs Bk.
Genessee Co Savs Bk
76,910
300,000
Common
Nat Bk of Grand Rap
Common
Preferred
...
500.000
700.000
617,137
33,902
525,000
500,000
j Began bu
250,000
75,455
264,081
Common
Grand Rapids Tr Oo.
Union Bank of Mich.
Michigan Trust Co..
Saginaw—
400,000
500,000
2,000.000
750.000
250,000
1.200,000
20
10,603,964
4,280,008
siness
Jan
31
1 934
898,070
4,525,062
20
20
6
10
8
900,000
1,350,000
100,000
100,000
100,000 d
15
8
100
150
80
100
115
75
100
100
100
100
50
50
100
80
70
140
100
100
1
1,100,946
602,955
787,564
|2,944,152
100,715,821
as a
strictly fiduciary institution.
Bancorporation.
Bancorporation.
n
March 31
10
o
American National Bank of St. Paul affiliate.
150
p
Member of the First Bank Stock Corp.
50
2
5
30
10
13
100
18,178,804 f
10
9
15
100
110
75
100
140
100
125
100
72
82
100
100
t No par.
i Member of Northwest
8
10
14,481,036
156,152
36,133
114,613
Trust balances.
g
1934.
New stock.
5
x
959,267 flOO
\100
i Last sale
10
*20
870,848
100
Affiliated with the Worcester Bank A Trust Oo.
v
1.250.000
110
Includes savings deposits.
k Northwest
4,271,605
Nat Bank A
t- Co
135
65
/Union Guardian Trust Co. of Detroit, Mich., reopened on May 29
1,200,801 28,034,973
401,420 g
450,334
76,382
1,516,386
568,097 g 1,327,791
100,000
350
115
d Dec. 30 1933.
20
20
,
80
320
Conservator appointed.
1934
,
100
100
100
100
100
6,685,978
734,034
3,834,607
Sale price,
e
500,000
250,000
50
100
100
6 First National Group,
Peoples Nat Bank—
Preferred
Old Kent Bank
115,652
35,299
266,136
a
7,239,065 f 20
\ 20
1,110,927 100
c
Nat Bank of Flint
Preferred
Grand Rapids—
Central Bank
400,000
100,000
300,000
•
g
160
52
100
658,604
1,330,446
2,056,953
6,000,000
3,000,000
Common
Capital notes
Detroit Trust Co-
,2,321,695
42
Commerce Trust Co
...
Highland Park Trust
200.000
100,000
7,598
30,405
109,353
j 473,189
Preferred
1,150,000
2.091,780
500,000
/500.000
100
Union Nat Bank—
50
60,466,483
5,000,000 [7,963,906 203,547,127 I 10
Preferred
12,500,000
I 25
United Savings Bank
20
1,000,000
832,946 13,141,557
Bankers Trust Co
100
1,000,000
767,765 g
440,494
Equitable Trust CoCommon
500,000
f 20
Class "a" pref
101.260
8,073 17
896.762 ] 20
Class "b" pref
56,490
I 20
...
68
120
City
Southeast State Bk..
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
Common
Preferred
Gate
Nat'l Bank
65,546,687 i
1,500,000 [1,727,684
4,000,000
3,000,000 2,089,027
40,000
50.000 d
Park National Bank.
Plaza Bank of Oomm
| 221,604
240,001
80,000 1
120,000
Common
500,000
2,500.000
60
100
5,270,824
200,000 \
200,000 j
Produce Exch Bank.
Common
Second
Common
Preferred
I
share.
100
970,669
11,456,506
3,479,778
519,726
8,100,207
1,145,682
89,104,456
8,386,812
709,872
1,913,282
Merc Home Bk i
Capital notes.
Bank—
Common
200,000
Inter-State Nat Banl
March 5.
300,000
400.000
2,000.000
500.000
100.000
Merchants Bank....
Common
Institutions
March 5.
75
Linwood State Bank.
Detroit Savings Bank
20
100
25
Baltimore Bank
State
State
MISSOURI
March 5.
14,105,701 1100
MICHIGAN
March 5.
Preferred
les
50
Vicksburg—
First Nat A Tr Oo.
160"
1100
300.000
National Banks
State
cent
45
1,735,551
3,826,654
o
re
sa
100
100
45
25
25
150.000
.
Drovers' Nat Bank
Savings Bank
Detroit—
Oom'wealth-Oom'l
40
100
100
'
Oitlsena Nat Bank.
First National Bank.
East Side Bk of Con
5c
share.
30
Meridian—
o
re
3,209,957
5,187,042
Oo a3.800.000
Bay CityBay City Bank.
Natl Bk of Bay
City.
People's Commercial
1
n
1100
137,292
Worcester—
Mechanics Nat Bank
Common
Preferred
Worcester Co Nat Bk
70,433
400,000
100,000
Preferred
Depos Gu Bk A TrOo
Jackson-State n Bk.
Springfield Nat Bank
Springfield 8 d &
Institutions
March 5.
Nomi nal
Capital National BkOommon
SpringfieldCommon
Preferred
..i.
Third n Bk & Tr Co
State
Jackson
26
n
200.000
250.000
MISSISSIPPI
March 5.
175
380
75
100
20
4,662,506
52,574
National Banks
50
l
148,834
1,075,185
337,212
j
r
2,643,509
3,308,146
8.043,706
626,068
944,515
500,000
1.500.000
500.000
200,000
150,000
2,984,684
435,941
Peabody—
Warren Nat Bank
Common
100
1,201,236
St. Paul—
American Nat Bank.
Commercial State Bk
Drov ExchState Bank
Lynn—
Central Nat Bank.
Manufac'rs Nat Bk
National City Bank
No re cent
sa les
35
z
Oct. 25 1933.
Ex-dividend.
Includes
$527,923 restricted deposits.
TRUST COMPANIES
BANKS AND
110
National Banks
March 5.
Par
Deposits.
Bid.
Capital.
Ask.
State
NEW JERSEY
March 5.
April 10.
Gross
Surplus A
Profit*.
Capital.
National Banks
Institutions
State
MISSOURI
Surplus A
Profits.
Instituttons
March 5.
Gross
Deposits.
Bid.
Par.
Burnes Nat
Bank—
First National
Bank.
First Trust Oo
St Jos Stock Yds Bk.
Tootle-Lacy Nat Bk.
Empire Trust Oo
Missouri Vail Tr Oo.
8c.
350.000
s
200.000
200,000
140.000
64.884
share.
100
7,455,959
3,161,015
5,797,991
2,296,408
2,957,367
6,426,680
1,782,297
847,899
251,606
179,444
360,969
103,690
160,697
212,653
77,021
200.000
200.000
500,000
100.000
Bank.
Per
%
$
Ot. Joseph—
American Nat
Bankers Trust
100
N
o
re
cent
les
5I66
1,168,670
24,211
Preferred
Equitable Trust Co—•
( 20
200,000
179,309
2,122,209
i.Uli
2,000,000 I
398,621
32,422,925
—
Asbury Park &
400,000
400,000
Oo.
Co
First Nat Bank—
Bremen Bk & Tr
Cass Bk & Tr
10,200,000
4,000,000
J3,716,422
200,000
150,000
100,000
173,608,301
35,261
500.000
Common
Preferred
Jefferson Bk & T Co-
105,081
__
Capital notes A—
Capital notes B—
Jeff-Gravols Bank..
Lemay Ferry Bank—
50.000
50.000
Common
Preferred
100
4,502,274
4,500,000
291,302
117,000
u
100
{.
17
23 K
24
100
J
100
8,486,165 f 20
314,788
430,000 I
I 20
1,215.000
3,091,047 100
43,263
500.000
Manchester Bank—
23 1934.
Mutual Bk & Tr Co- Began bus iness April
20
2,283,455
104,487
200,000
Plaza Bank (The)
loo
350.000
334,672 13,200,641
Sec N B 8 & Tr Co..
2,539,189 100
104,392
200.000
flouth'n Com & Sav.
0400,000
300,000
500„000
^
1,466,962
4,259,008
1,182,397
1,500.000
1,200,000
1,342,265
3.140,446
22,253,789
24.362,119
25
21
24
25
25 M
30
100.000
218,030
952.842
1,028,660
5,144,938
102,841
436,148
1,581,135
8,683,544
891,006
17,841,142 f
1,312,379
2,749,131
|3,629,038
350,000
114,476
3,286,306
6,000,000 12,113,525
1,500,000
55,698
200.000 u
68,701.446
1,016,478
loo
146,955
3,134,661
20
Northwest'n Tr Co..
500.000 MI.016,765
100.000
6,642,984
1,445,981
100
WebsterGroves Tr_.
Nat'I Bank.
—
500.000
1,500,425 1
874,575
100
100
100
100
100
85
83
jioo
Tr Oo
750.000
Capital notes
._
Mound City Tr Co
North St Louis Tr Oo
500,000
124,135
u
Bank
100.000
600.000
...
Union Nat Bank
100.000
Southern Missouri Tr
i
Banks
MONTANA
March 5.
State
60
8.420,026
25
10.245,504
1,011,313
2,487,928
1,417,455
4
1,101,630
12,343
17,480,372
2.892,078
j 270,454
300,000
100,000
600,000
580,318
11,727
503,982
Metals Bk & Tr Oo.
a
504,475
160,297
8,257,861
3,914,513
N
o
100
re
cent
sa
les
17---
Helena—
250.000
e
432,284
92,933
2,031,431
1,086,644
50
125
150
100
100
120
391,186
106,434
11,013,604
4,151,543
25
29
33
25
4
6
100,745
1/23,360
754,845
631,854
100
125
1,200,000
150,000
225.000
50.000
Common
50,000
NEBRASKA
State
600.000
1.075,000
1,000.000
u
100,000
Fidelity Union Tr Oo
4,056.250
6.666.675
2.500.000
.
Nomi nal.
234,691
371,870
258,459
200,000
850,000
300.000
e
Nat Bk of Commerce
iuo
95
115
Nat Bank of N J
joe
150
200
Peoples Nat Bank...
First Nat Bank—
20
250,000
Common
1,000,000
500,000
Preferred A
Preferred B
454,581
22,584,324
167,598
■
6,281,208
•
Preferred
North & West Hu daon—
300,000
IstNat Bk of Un Citj
20
20
450.000
Live Stock Nat Bank
First NBk. West NY p
Hamilton Nat Bank
luc
Omaha Nat Bank—
Common
1,250,000
1,250,000
_
Preferred
J 255,764
1100
N
o
cent
sa
les
1100
Guttenberg
Merchants TrUnCity
Comw'lth Tr Un City
100,000 1
100,000
750.000
200.000
Common
Preferred
Stock Yards Nat Bk.
«
Bank.. k
U S Nat Bank—
23,503
386,809
60,693
n
2,231,073 (100
6,115,188
333,741
100
100
23,882,086
100
100.000
500,000
8U0.000
Gutt'b'g Bk & Tr Co
PkTr Co Weehawken
c
u
*
100.000
350,000
Common
1,100.000
200,000
National Banks
March 5.
J 608,589
West N Y
WeehawkenT&TltCo
sey,
100
Huds Tr Oo Un City
Woodcliff Trust Oo.
Passaic N Bk&Tr Co
Nomi nal.
138,552
7,517.058
share.
100
Per
Manchester—
200.000
815,987
514,375
98,826
4,726,324
2,626,040
2,872,054
100.000
300.000
458,905
558,539
300.000
289,521
4,367,120
4,601,238
6,349,813
200.000
150,000
share.
100
100
100
Nashua—
Hamp Nat Bk.
25
20
15
10
2c
"20" "23
22
23
27
25
25
30
100
15
25
25
&
17
22
26
100
4.827.589
4.272.590
101
1,084,912
101
22,010
24,922
367,662
264,000
99,585
227,578
101.
fio
io<
865,795 100
20
5,182,978
20
5,439,000
2,200,533 lue
1,132,663 alOC
2.000,000
1,320,303
II.000.000 nl,015,385
26,214,223
12,946,276
108,919
107,329
114,887
944,510
112,672
3,959,240
1,398,588
220.000
175.000
100.000
650,000
150.000
First National Bk
653,695
16,238,789
2,958,022
*
Preferred
25
96,031
223,666
Plalnfield—
Plalnfield Nat Bank
Per
200,000
Nomi nil.
Common
350
/ 12*2
lio
1,370,264
5,868,810
25,977,906
807,241
Plalnfield Trust Co..
SecendNat of Nashua
Portsmouth—
First National Bank.
10(
...
125
118
2,136,535
120,146
1.000.000 u
632,625
I.000.000 2,641,688
150,000
43,660
Mld-Clty Trust Oo.
Nashua Trust Oo
60
101
8,504,926
4,825,004
a200,000
"State Trust Oo
Reno—
First Nat Bk In Reno d
f
100
N
o
re cent
sa
les
250,000
250,000
100.000
J
70,302
59,919
a
25
25
10()
Passaic—
NEVADA
People's Bk & Tr Oo.
Indian Head Nat Bk
OL
Trust Co of New Jer¬
e
Preferred
Amoskeag Nat Bank
Manchester Nat Bk.
Merchants Nat Bank
'7M
2f
524,518
271,333
Liberty National Bk
re
300.000
150,000
of Weehawken.
39,547,343 (100
Packers' Nat Bank:
State
300.000
472,999
Common
"6>*
25
311,359
200,000
New BrunswTrCo—
Omaha—
Union
o
New Brunswick
100
7,382,860
14,871,793
8,289,362
375.000
.
25
1100
West Side Trust Co.
400.000
Merch A Newark Tr.
Institutions
March 5.
Per
43,079
United States Tr Oo.
700.000
t
Union National Bk
Lincoln—
Continental Nat'I Bk
First National Bank.
J
212,786
share.
Columbus Trust, Co
D'Auria Bk & Tr Co.
March 5.
35,164,003
15,664,727
3,848,266
316,111
958,494
207,053
1,102,408
35,218
2,697,641 26,038,606
11,440,088 127,935,540
2,851,198 15,558,693
u
2,295,178
177,428
1,979,297
580,765
6,411,371
272,722
Clinton Trust Oo
Federal Trust Oo.
National Banks
1,511,436
1,338,990
3.000.000
500,000
Central Bk & Tr Co
e.
10>*
100
Marzano State Bk &
(7—-
4l"
8M
25
14
38"
\ 30
5.743,895
6,074,887
1,247,174
7,750.911
600.000
Lincoln Nat Bank
Preferred
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
Unlen Bank & Tr Co
ll
25
337,090
244,096
107,063
299,555
200,000
State Bank
40
100
125
200,000
National
19
16
25
1.000.000
Banking Co
100
3 ti¬
2M
10
25
100
200,000
Mt Prospect Nat Bk.
Nat Newark & Essex
Butte—
First National Bank-
Miners S Bk & Tr Oo
7"
2,305,746
250.000
TrCo
100
100
5X
100
100
27,111,963 I
Newark—
share.
16"
201,596
Farmers' Trust Co..
100
11,376,870
720,000
10,531,952
300.000
Midland Nat Bank..
100
200.000
250,000
Franklin Wash Tr Co
6
20
Union Nat Bk&TrCo
Institutions
Per
Montana Nat Bank.
80
25
American Trust Co..
Billings—
Sec Tr & 8a vs Bank.
100
100
Morristown Trust Oo
3,411,997
1,467,958
1,817,423
4
46,174,152
21,814,769
544,368
50,995.422
1,585,527
First National Bank
100
March 5.
117,350
99,769
33,890
250
4,212,026
2,294,941
36,670
5,308.876
217,825
National Iron Bank.
100
Nomi nal.
200,000
150.000
175.000
100
100
Long Branch—
Long Branch Bkg Oo
100
20
100
200.000
West Bergen Tr Co..
105
15"
100
50
Mt. Holly-
Nationa
10
20
25
I 25
Morristown—
1,300,000
8,955,669
1,400,000
60,000
216,360
42,000
o
20
t/530,444
24,227
1/504,647
t/587,339
5.700.000
Trust Go of N J
100
Springfield—
Citizens
99
95
125
100
100
r
625.000
Bank100.000
Columbia Trust Co..
800.000
Jefferson Trust Co— i
500.000
Seaboard Trust Co..
Jersey City—
1,600,000
First National Bank.
400,000
Franklin Nat Bank.
Hudson Co Nat Bk—
1,250,000
Common
1,500,000
Preferred
3.400,000
Commercial Tr N J
2,035,000
N J Title Guar & Tr.
150.000
North Bergen Tr Co.
150
100
25
4.540,172
12,506,186
2,886,890
3,990,953
500.000
620.000
..
Miss Val Trust Co—
Common
10
216,476
358,772
u206,787
183,778
660,571
500.000
700.000
First National
107,771,527
Mercantile-Com¬
i
Hoboken—
(100
;
300.000
Central Home Tr Co
Elizabeth Trust Co..
Merc Com B & T Co-
Capital notes
1,050.000
National State Bank
100
10,000,000
2,000,000
300.000
Llndell Trust Oo
200,000
Elizabethport BkgCo
100
300.000
300,000
600.000
1.000.000
Chippewa Trust Co.
Easten-Taylor Tr Oo
merce
165,743
418,797
143,461
100
200.000
100.000
J 20
Elizabeth—
Union County
5,511,507
9,186,380
7,510,550
1,973,518
94,458
351,654
239,918
59,570
52,826
127,507
Common
100
500,000
Common
South Side Nat Bk—
les
8,353,880
7,237,561
400.000
Trust Co:
Preferred
o
re cent
464,401
«807,606
Bayonne—
Bayonne Trust Co..
Mechanics' Trust Co
Bridgeton—
Bridgeton Nat Bank.
Cumberland Nat Bk.
Farm Sc Mer Nat Bk.
Sav Inv &
—
Common.
100
3,600,292
645,661
Ampere Bank & TrOo
Essex Co Trust. Oo
Bank
Preferred
Preferred
10
708,573 /100
I 10
East Orange-
\100
& T Co—Common
Telegraphers Nat Bk
Tewer Gr Bk & TrOo
United Bk & Tr Co..
10
I
Camden—
634,193 f 100
22,998
1,292,192 f
J
Camden S D & Tr
4,041,487
757,539 /100
I 10
14,579
1
FirstOamNatB&TCo
Oo
Merchantville
Nat'I
Bank & Trust Co
West Jersey Trust Oo
2,012,322
share
100
sa
Ocean
prf300 000
500,000
Per
$
2,691,805
N
203,469
300,000
20
Preferred
Manufacturers
P
1,184,689
Grove Bank...— cm600.000
Boatmen's Nat Bk—
Common.
2567,241
225,000
Asbury Park—
Asbury PkNatBk&Tr
1100
288,144
500,000 1/6291626
2,356,595
Common—
100
100
Y
Co-
Common
107,500 I
92.500
Preferred
Baden Bank
-
120,000
343,550
Guarantee Trust
Preferred
Bank
Common
Common
Co—
Preferred
sa
632,062
400,000
Common
100
Louie—
Amer Exch Nat
$
Atlantic CityBoardwalk Nat Bank
100
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
N
o
100
re
cent
100
sa
les
100
2,660,413 MOO
1100
1,258,050 100
Affiliated with the Trust Co. of New Jersey,
10
25
100
100
100
Sale price.
a
25
25
.
Jersey City.
& Includes
security stock,
c The Liberty National Bank of Guttenberg, N. J., ef¬
fective April 24 1934 was succeeded by the Liberty National Bank in Gut¬
tenberg.
d Owned by the Transamerica Corp., San Francisco, Calif.
e Member of Northwest Bancorporation.
/ Includes reserves,
g Member
First Bank Stock Corp.
i In process of reorganization.
k Union State Bank of Omaha, Neb., on May 17
1934, taken over by
the State Banking Dept. for final liquidation.
I Last sale,
n Dec. 311932.
o June30 1933.
p Conservator appointed,
r May 15 1934.
s Member of the Guardian Detroit Union Group, Inc., Detroit, Mich.
t Licensed to resume full banking operations on May 4 1934.
u
Dec. 31 1933.
v The South Side National Bank in St. Louis, St. Louis, Mo., chartered
May 1 1934 and succeeds the South Side National Bank of St. Louis.
BANKS
June, 1934.]
National Bank
March 5.
State
NEW JERSEY
Surplus A
Profits.
National Banks
Institutions
Paterson—
Qross
■
Ask.
Paterson Nat Bank..
Second Nat Bank...
Paterson Say Inst
Prospect Park Nat Bk
Citizens' Trust Co
666,130
27,375
640,456
648,222
2,907,015
107,325
835,235
1,200.000
750,000
1.000,000
100,000
600,000
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Common
750.000 1
575.000
...
200
100
125
11,007,053
15,881,286
27,412,292
2,369,676
9,246,382
100
Security Trust Co
3.799,117 J
a26,209
1,801,516
600,000
First-Mech Nat Bk.
H'nover CapitalTrOo
Trenton Banking Co
Trenton Trust Co
1,239,578
3,997,632
241,707
300,000
1.000,000 1,221,573
1.400.000 al,254,390
250,000
2.000.000
10
11,468,036
30,434,761
2,783,745
20,188,026
21,119,213
50
290
30
275
25
""95"" l66~"
30
25
National Bank.^_
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
'Voodhnrv Trust Co
464,537
100,000
200,000
National Ranks
NEW
March 5.
1,993,888
2,049,731
1,179,297
475,748
403,146
a
tnn.non
YORK
Staf
60
40
10
50
'
60610764 763,759,131
r
Institutions
March 5.
Nat Com Bk A Tr Co
N Y State Nat Bank.
First Trust Co
Auburn—
1,865,630
63,774,706
51,877,073
33,271,946
100
109,045
6,313,271
4,944,861
100
665,965
8,201.979
100
250.000 £1,184,155
1,500.000 4,997,514
2,000,000 2,303,321
1.000.000 rl,545,660
1
Nat Bank of Auburn
400.000
Auburn
750,000
Trust Co.
442,631
r
475
315
155
325""
100
100
110
115
100
160
200,000
600,000
600,000
Common
Preferred
Marine Midl'd Tr Co
Common
3,000,000
Capital notes.....
Brooklyn—State B
1500,000
300,000
ank <*
20,000,000
ns
date Dec.
Bensonhurst Nat Bk
200,000
200,000
300,000
600,000
600,000
Fort Greene Nat Bk.
Klngsboro Nat Bank
Lafayette Nat Bank.
People's Nat Bank..
Brooklyn Trust Co:
Common
Capital notes
Kings Co Trust Co..
Buffalo—
1,000,000
500,000
1,434.900
1,709,500
1,972,900
2.582,300
100
4,890,500
"loo
Debentures
Llncoln-E Side N Bk
25
100
100
r8,200,000 15.392.179
2,000,000
500,000 6.768,387
"35""
95,841,468
jioo
166
45,768,037
83,331,966
1,614,313
( 25
Capital notes
Central Trust Co
"so"'
*80'"
117
1800
1830
Common
15
185*
Common
Chemung Can Tr Co
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
18,000,000
6,000,000
J10069244
147,595,604
800,000 rl ,470,379
1,237,500
807,379
9,508,059
11,516,231
1<32
250.000
Tompkins Co Nat Bk
200,000
Ithaca Trust Co
400.000
Nat Chautauq Co Bk
Common....
Preferred
193*
7
73*
20
First NBkof Rondout
90
100
2.500.000 rl ,468,696
310,032
200,000
410,960
5,677,590
250,000 1
625,000 f
306,598
2,740,129
200,00U
480,204
12
13
100
225*
| <20
103
100
j 25
"20
9
75*
100
"46"" "55""
100
100
1785
L735
50
25
20
20
25
18
21
22
9
25
13
16
20
80
100
500
90
700
12
| <30
250
28
115*
65*
25
155""
20
25
.
37,449,862
7,275,391
166,218
146,591
617,024
4,677,518
3,310,248
8,367,531
779,551
500,000
61,500,000 cl,129,044
10,574,342
15,898,798
145,068
Nat
Bk.
i
25
50
101
30
13
7
145*
135*
100
625*
110
_____
_____
180
5
5
6
20
20
21
500,000
300.000
500.000
100
50
25
N
0
re cent
sa
Norn
les
prices
100
10
v
First Nat Bank
—
150.000
1,675.148
1,211,589
3,197,646
r
6,492,320
ew York Ci ty banks are
plus and pr ofits are of
New Rochelle Tr.
Ossining Trust Co
Secti on, pages
650,000
147, 148, 1
2
4,741,425
20,000,000 131931 681 319,759,000
3,000,000
111,000
1,000,000
2
4.500,000
50,000,000
7,000.000
500.000
500.000
First National Bank
10.000.
1.500.000
200.000
Merchants Bank
400,000
Nat Bk of Yorkville.
Nat Bronx Bank..
National City Bank:
600.000
525.000
^7,572,622
51,312,000
227,700 / 1,731,500
r3,148,900 40,861,000
73,717,022 393,488,000
1,236,456 /22,407,478
73,000 2
611,000
116,000 2 1,454,000
72,100 / 2,095,900
192,100 / 4,875,400
77,500,000 136046504 1104910000
50,000,000 /
1.428,600
150,500 / 5,163,900
300,000
Penn Exchange Bank d
330,000
Public Nat BkATrOo
8.250,000
5.000.000
1.500.000
IN Y__
flflO.OOO
Anglo-South Am Tr.
1.000.000
Bk of Athens Tr Co.
500.000
Banca Com It Tr Co
2,000.000
Banco di Nap Tr Co.
1,000.000
1.800.000
250,000
200,000
177,117
118,024
1,271,454
2,199,915
IOC
3,435,496
50
100
Common
100,000
Preferred
500,000
J 468,709
200.000
131,940
2,295,885
Bk A Tr Co
500.000
Mutual Trust Co.
300,000
118,703
101,000
128,445
168,402
4,481,920
2,579,000
2,616,989
1,860,777
lea
122,000 2 1,207,000
4,860,563 78,791,000
1,654,294 2 9,340,124
1,004,900 /19,487,700
115,110 2 3,344,223
509,274
3,863,098
227,358
2,663,650
1,100,022
10,163,470
711,216
6,354,979
450,000
6,843,000
20
20
20
10<
10
Pleasantville—
r'ednei
Mar.
dend
klyn
and
5
r
rrt
e
'34
cord
be
ay
30
BATrCo
N.
Pleas
Chester—1st
J 275*
146
250.000
Nat Bk.
Tnrrytoum N BATrCo
200.000
White Plains—
Citizens Bank..
400.000
Hye—Rye
50,151
285*
Mt
Port
305*
40
29
156
20
100
20
100
100
545,458
6,401,170
200,000 1
25,600
200,000
500,000 rl,343,421
1,690,101
25
7.908,942
100
300,000
298,000
4,310,000
10
29,412
6,046,884
[20
c
Peoples N B A T Co:
Common
County Trust Co.
Yonkers—First
Natl
Bank in Yonkers.
.
a
Yonkers Nat Bank
I626" i070~
1630
A
*
Sale
a
Dec.
"30" "40"
15
20
265*
285*
55*
8 5*
7
32
34
18
195*
28
32
400,000
400,000
,a
20
/ 7
price.
30 1933.
Vernon
Trust Co., which
March 1933, reopened
c
} 75*
Co—
Trust
Common
Preferred
1670
b Mt.
1
962,383
2,294,806
4,117,799
12,489,059
Westches Co Nat
Preferred
Grace Nat Bk of N. Y
140,474
292,193
878,620
300,000
Peekskill—
0
re cent
s&
20
300.000
450.00U
400.000
Central Nat Bank.
25
67,518
109,770
391,227
805,000
Preferred
Bank of Sicily Tr Co.
21
j 20
20
2,000,000 r2,260,903
682,270
600,000
A Trust Co
Dunbar Nat Bank..
Bkg Corp.
Sterling Nat B A T..
"395* "415*
25
20
200.000
12
790,774
Oomm'l Nat Bk & Tr
Schroder
185*
100
11,743,070
6,808,440
46,390,866
26,048,186
Ossining—1st Nat Bk
100270000 161374763 1332860000
Preferred stock
17
u?
21,162,531
7,744,528
5,336,784
3,213,589
10
3,578,841
Common
Common
360
100
300
321,355
333,596
52,310
Mt Vernon Tr Co.
375
Chase Nat Bank:
Preferred
260
355
(100
Westchester Co—
Bk of the Manhat Co
NatSafetyBk&TrCo
Capital stock
"
240
100
1,033,651
300,000
Mt. Vernon—1st N__
N
"Rai tway
Harbor State Bank-.
Hit
100
100
600.000
20
1934.
Sur
are
of June 2,
A
for National and Dec 3019 33 for Stat e banks.
of banks and trust companies in New Yo rk City and
Fifth Avenue Bank..
20
10
100
<1,500,000
North'n N Y Tr Co.
10,588,229
J 426,359
150,000
Capital notes
{-1-0
New Rochelle—
250.000
Kingston Trust Co..
New York City— Deposits N
Common
535*
19
20
100
Watertown—
100
~
State of N Y Nat Bk
Bank of Yorktown..
11
145*
515*
f-r
Troy—
Manufactur Nat Bk.
Oneida Nat Bk A Tr.
25
10
500,000
1,000,000
300,000
250.000
o
930,912
1,200.000
532,977
750,000
5,400,000 r3,242,116
Watertown
County
Bank of Kingston.
Rondout Nat Bank
Trade Bank
First Trust A Dep Co
Merch Nat Bk A Tr.
First Citizens Bk A T
100
2,245,237
6,469,304
345,670
Ulster
Amalg Bank of N V
9 5*
12 5*
5,581,944
13,207,513
Troy Trust Co
100
25
3,496,217
312,580
228,833
r
400,000
200,000
Capital notes.
Kingston—
our
_
Huguenot Tr Oo_.
Common
"40** "50""
8,996,801
460,259
r
494.086
750.000 rl,242,316
400.000
300.000
Citizens Trust Co...
Schenectady Tr Co.
Jr 985,207
National City Bank
Union Nat Bank
Union Trust Co:
found in
40,622,887
Jefferson Co Nat Bk
The First Nat Bank.
Nat'l
Capital notes..
Schenectady—
Syracuse Trust Co..
18
Jamestown—
Debentures "A"__
Debentures "B"__
20
Utica—
Ithaca—
First National Bank.
Bank of Jamestown:
Common
95*
Syracuse-
50
u?
41
Union Trust Co:
112
Marine Trust Co:
Capital notes..
Kliuira—
Roch Trust A 8 D Co
Lincoln Nat Bk A Tr
J3,866,095
130
39
50
7,654,534
51,423,715
15,237,532
14,663,988
37,852,922
30,837,299
3,000,000
2,000,000
LIncoln-Allia Bk & Tr
Union National Bank
5,500,000 11,874,327
3.000,000
200,000
27,563
76,150,714
625,136
1,000,000
2.000,000 r2,378,653
223,244
2,100,000 r
1,231,710
1.000,000
1,000,000 r3,018,910
300,000
1,749,191
First Nat Bk & Tr Co
35
Genesee Vail Tr Co..
26,993,397
126
10
Rochester—
100
Mfrs & Trad Tr Co:
Common
} r7,314,749
Security Trust Co
5,000,000
5,000,000
__
J rl0,297,483
5,000,000
1,000,000
425,840,945
12,500,000 V>21,490,871 268,565,372
2,500,000
Capital notes
22,097,982
Title Guar & Tr Co.. 10.000.000 rl0655.800
278,739
3,683,237
Trust Co of Nor Am.
500.000
7,661.240
813,913
Underwriters Tr Oo.
1,000.000
U 8 Trust Co of N Y
2.000.000 r27264,207 59,399,719
Jamaica, L.I.—
1,357,000
26,000
Jamaica Nat Bank..
225,000
Liberty Bk of Buffalo
Common
32,935,000
25,000,000
Common.
3 0*1 933.
1,108,400
1,480.000
22,100
109,000
35,600
6,800
323,100
242,979
61,500
50,000,000 1 r57,612,822 467,735,661
5,000,000
6,738,870
700,000
807,298
2,000,000 rl, 313,079 31,927,350
Lawyers'CountyTr C
Common
Capital notes
Capital notes.....
New York Trust Co:
Nat. banks Mar. 5 '34
Citizens Bk of Bklyn
Flatbush Nat Bank-
2,660,077
514,673
J Henry Schroder Tr
Common
100
jrl77,660,073
1.00U.U0U
Capital notes
Marine Midi Tr Co:
6,182,430 / 50
j r352,352
Tru st Co. retur
312,245
5
__
Common
8.856,392 floo
i 80
J 315,585
20
Mfrs Trust Co:
Binghamton—
City National Bank.
First National Bank:
7
Irving Trust Co:
share.
Per
100
63
20
41,773,149
2,806,767
6,016,165
10,000,000 rl2,018,282
500.000
350,041
r3.467,445 34,790,979
4,000,000 1
Capital notes
100,000
Corn Ex Bk & Tr Co i5.doo.oou rl6083,736 218,731,172
500.000 c
Corporation Trust Co
112,700
57,500
Empire Trust Co:
Common
3,000,000 \r 2,329,561 60,299,970
Capital notes_
3,000,000 '
Federation BkATrOo.
825.000
737,000
6,150,000
Fulton Trust Co
2,000.000 2,600,553
15,072,656
Fiduciary Trust Co..
1.000.000
9,299,000
1,178,000
Guaranty Trust Co:
1178744990
Common
90,000,000
Capital notes
Nominal.
Albany—
61
{.?
359
Farmers'
Hellenic Bk Tr Co..
Mech A Farmers Bk.
share.
351
J100
Common
50
Ask.
Continental Bk & Tr:
100
60
25,000,000
Clinton Trust Co___
Colonial Trust Co
Mechanics'
&
Bid.
Per
.9,885,360 132,319,350
Trust Co
175
100
r
Bank
City
20
100
Woodbury—
Farm
Par.
$
1933
Dec. 30
r6,000,000
1,000,000
Common
Trenton—
Broad St Nat Bank.
Deposits.
Capital notes
5,000,000
Bronx County Tr Co
999,007
10,379,691
1.550,000
Cent Han Bk & Tr Co 21,000,000 r61291,538 637,691,086
Chemical Bk & Tr Co 20.000.000 r47510,611 382,623,911
10
266,229
12,492,081
do te
Capital notes
Bankers Trust Co:
95
110
55
"45""
City (Concl.)
co. returns
Common
50
""90"
50
25
1
100,000
U N Trust Co..
Cross
Surplus &
Profits.
Bank of N Y & Tr Co
100
50
26
N. Y.
Trust
share.
Per
100
709,823
10,813,355
420,363
March 5.
Nomi nal
Hamilton Trust Co—
Preferred
Capital.
State Institutions
Nomi nal.
$
$
$
680.000
50,000
First National Bank.
H&ledon Nat Bank..
NEW YORK
Match 5.
March 5.
.j,
Capital.
111
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
has been on a restricted basis since
without restrictions on June 5 1934.
1932.
Dec. 31
Dept. on May 16 1934 approved the
Pennsylvania Exchange Bank, New York City, to reduce
$826,000 to $330,000 and to lower the par value of the shares
d State Banking
e
June 30
proposal of the
its capital from
from $25 to $10.
1933.
/March 5 1934.
i Controlled by Marine Midland Corp.
k Feb.
20
1934.
I Last sale,
145
10
31
1934.
r
March
v
x
New stock.
Ex-dividend.
z
Dec. 31
—
"12"
1933.
;
,
113
BANKS
COMPANIES
TRUST
AND
National Banks
OKLAHOMA
March 5.
Capital.
State Institutions
Dec. 30.
Gross
Surplus A
Profits.
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Surplus A
Profits.
Ask,.
Capital.
Gross
Bid.
Par
Deposits.
Ask.
Nomi nal.
Ashevllle—
Per
Guthrie—
First Nat Bk A Tr_.
Common
51,098
20
1,646,224
150.000
First
State
share
Per
100
75,912
61,654
2,220,158
1,105,418
75,000
46,288
1,250,000
2,215,898
1,710,550
3,583,871
N
o
100
re
cent
500,000
33,799
285,344
247,579
5,392,106
100
sa
les
200,000
5,000,000
300,000
59,661
1,704,468
83,746
4,115,072
100
100
150
18
75
185
41,011,655
5,480,341
100
90
110
391,560
12,266,885
100
Bank...
100
McAlester—
Charlotte—
500.000
500,000
Mer A Farm N Bk__ 6
200,000
Union Nat Bank
300,000
American Trust Co..
1,200.000
Independ'ce Tr Co.. t/1,000,00.
Charlotte Nat Bank.
Commercial Nat Bk.
'
563,338
610,994
504,733
533,204
1,148,915
884,364
100
2,787,209
3,978,999
1,547,179
4,387,859
29,886,061
2,380,778
70
100
100
110
100
100
100
150"
100.000
Nat Bk of McAlester
First Nat Bk of Mca
100.000
140
100,000
300,000
Citizens National Bk
Commercial Nat Bk.
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
100.000
Bank.
59,415
899,612
114,672
90,659
500,000
Fidelity Bank
Depositors Nat'l Bk
400,000
Home Savings Bank
Mech & Farmers Bk
100,000
114,000
100,000
Common
Preferred
Greensboro—
48,818
688,274
100
30
25
71
75
992,188
1,656,578
20
632,650
25
"35"
40"
Oklahoma City
City Nat'l BkATr Co
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Fidelity Nat Bank..
Liberty Nat Bank—
/ 25
600,000
600,000
500,000
100,000
500.000
Common
1100
Preferred A
Preferred B
100,000
100,000
50,000
Common
300,000
151,729
Preferred
300,000
Preferred
50
75
100
45
10,785,270
Guilford Nat Bank—
Common..
25
100
Muskogi
136
Durham—
Nat
$
100.000
50.000
First National Bank.
20
150,000
.
Preferred
Citizens'
Nomi nal.
share.
Oklahoma Nat Bank.
Tradesmen's Nat Bk
10
578,907
10
•
20
21
100
100
1,557
175,123
534,770
46,318
110,440
HIM
60
80
100
125
160
20
10
15
20
711,416
12,045.871
6
29,603,736
3,620 950
4,036 905
Security Nat BankTulsa—
10
5,869,518
10
N
Wilmington
o
re cent
-
People's 8av Bk A Tr
200.000
Wllm 8av A Tr Co..
300.000
54,589
426,662
25
1,949,094
5,496,212
•a
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
Fourth Nat Bank...
Nat Bk of Oom'erce.
2,500,000
250,000
200,000
Nat Bank of Tulsa—
lea
Common.
10
2,000,000 12,217,688
4,000,000
Preferred
Wilson—
Branch Bkg & Tr Co
Common
400,000
400,000
100,000
Preferred
Nat. Bk of Wilson
428,595
690 f
10.
1
33,61
20|
12,146,483 flOO
1160
70,157
25
1,450,081
Winston-Salem—
First National Bank-
National Banks
OREGON
March 5.
State
Institutions
March 5.
100,000
100,000
Common
Preferred
Farmeis N Bk & T Co
Wachovia Bk ATr_
600,UUU
s
2.500,000
46,200
1,412,638
nal.
100
1,339,804
49,720,359
100
share.
Eugene—
200,000
150.000
157,864
53,966
3,387,653
1,402,494
100
100
First National Bank. 02.500.000
300.000
1,316,212
645,177
110,292
50,527,831
838,567
2,306,669
'166
4.000.000
3,131,937
76,660,931
20
First
National
Bank
United States N Bk.
National Banks
NORTH DAKOTA
March 5.
State Institutions
Dec. 30.
Portland—
Nomi nal.
Fargo—
Dakota
9
12
20
Per
Nat Bank..
Merch Nat Bk ATrOo
150.000
50,000
1300,000
d250.000
Nor A Dakota Tr Co
150.000
Fargo National Bk—
First Nat Bk A Tr Co
National Banks
116,645
84,521
232,898
74,334
80,989
OHIO
March 5.
g
Portland Tr A Sav Bk
United
100
2,116,393
100
1,008,247
5,248,871 1100
2,519,052 d 25
100
524,786
State
share
Security Sav A Tr Co
0
re
I
105
1
31X
32X
cent
sa
110
105
100
Nat'l
States
Bk...
N
500.000
les
Institutions
March 31.
Nomi nal
Nomi nal.
Per share.
Akron-
Allentown Nat Bank
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
Dime Savings Bk Co
Common
71,848
200,000
500,000
100,000
200.000
Capital notes
Goodyear State Bk_.
Firestone Pk Tr A SB
42,157
426,560
Second
7,280,690
(
100
2,228,986
11,457,319
100
re cent
100
sa
N
500,000
Geo D Harter Bank.
2,300,000
Ies
1,162,591
416,017
10,719,879
7,934,178
100
1400
Nat Bank
Columbia Bk A S Co
First National Bank.
1,067,198
140,075
First National Bank.
Central Trust Co—
159,364
6.000.000 e5,108,227
225
250
Flrst National Bank.
80
Marine Nat Bank—
10
70
10
12
Second Nat Bank
100
115
118
8,011,699
2,655,029
1,391,262
100
100
54,544,440
Bank..
Northside Bk & Tr Co
People's Bk & Sv Co
Prov S Bk & Tr Co.
Second Nat Bank...
Bo Ohio 8 Bk A Tr Co
Western Bk & Tr Co
170,558
1,153,484
58,088
150,000
2,843,110
850,382
307,612
276,273
4,119,175
6,997,841
1,886,966
1,958,799
31,166,812
10,190,289
4,617,884
11,146,932
4,000,000
2,500,000
1,559,770
53,052,521
40
100
130
145
50
50
75
50
100
10
100
100
10
Capital notes
Fifth-Third-Union
J1O0
9,302,865
6,975,618
4,993,999
5,494,761
100
150
150.000
250,000
249.300
366,546
399,089
249,288
5,273,799
2,700,846
1,511,061
10c
I 300
125,000
660.000
600,000
600,000
327,480
648,974
171,272
1,225,640
1,498,998
9,944,210
6,370,604
7,029,110
100
5,000,000 12,303,940
5,000,000 J
156""
100
100
I
50
I
50
655,370
13,553
645,035
60
246.350
1,777,735
4,411,313
2,717,013
2,191,043
8,637,016
5,208,153
1,987,539
50
300,000
400,000
937,800
400,000
400.000
250,000
228,196
857,747
910,281
1,246,409
1,013,045
1,145,490
413,613
620,038
1,042,118
457,686
180,000
7,921,674
8,171,108
5,695,832
1,319,462
3.040,000 6,595,768
1.125.000
455,048
r2.000.000 si,212,854
41,220,445
4,362,941
9,041,000
Harrisburg—
"20"
Harrisburg Nat Bank
82
87
Central Trust Co—
75
100
Common wealth Tr Co
2
5
Dauphin Dep Tr Co.
Harrisburg Trust Co
50
75
Union Trust Co
25
25
20
100
100
100
Lancaster—
200,000
600,000
Lancaster Co Nat Bk
300.00ft
Northern Bk & Tr Co
75,720,165 1100
18
100
204.200
Preferred
Union Trust Co
Fulton Nat Bank—
Capital notes..
49
10
9,152,061
300,000 I
300,000 '
"l§"
300,000
Conestoga Nat Bk_.
Co—
Common
44
100
Allison-East End Tr.
100
Central Trust Co—
Common
.
Common
797,000
500,000
150,000
700,000
1,800,000
1.000,000
250.000
2,250,000
1,687,498
2,456,014
1,350,139
825,819
Security-Peoples Tr-
Norwood-Hyde Park
Bk & Tr Co
12
.000.000
.000.000
450.000
500.000
Altoona—
Bank of Erie Tr Co..
400,000
500,000
100,000
cip
share
150
135
100
25
Erie—
100
Cincinnati—
Olnn Bk A Tr Oo__.
Trust
Bank..
Altoona Trust Co—
First National Bank.
Lincoln Nat
Nat
Lehigh Vail Trust Co
o
Canton—
Atlas
Per
Allentown—
39
42
20
170
20
147
1110
50
10
Cleveland—
100.000
261,763
3,002,692
2,638,677
575,489
f
611,709
87,643.013
2,472,759
8,804,892
20
100
100
1,446,521
82,730,050
f 20
Philadelphia—
100
n5.000,000
Olev Sav A Loan Co.
250,000
Lorain Str Sav A Tr. l
500.000
Amer Sav Bank Co..
Central
United
Central-Penn Nat Bk
Nat
Bank
National City Bank
Common
Preferred
North Amer Tr Co
Cleveland Trust Co
Common
Capital notes
Union Sav A L Co.
Columbus—
Brunson Bk A Tr Co
City Nat Bk A Tr Co
Columbus Saving Bk
Fifth Ave Sav Bk Co
Huntington Nat Bk
Market Exch Bank..
Northern Sav Bk Co
Ohio National Bk.
Dayton—
Merchants' Nat Bk
A Trust Co....
Third Nat Bank A
Trust Co
Winters N Bk A Tr.
Toledo—
Commerce Guard Bk
4,700,000
4.000,000
10
11M
Commercial Nat Bk.
A
130
12
15
14
20
Glmbel Bros Bk A Tr
3,377,105
13.800,000
15.000,000
900,000
>6,648,874
242,883.480
100
567,067
2,212,826
100
Nat'l Bk of Olney—
Common
250.000
1.200,000
100,000
C
200,000
2,000,000
100,000
200,000
c4.000.000
30,072
1,610,320
66,723
71,654
1,272,613
227,202
12,608
2,882,001
1,786,035
15,869,951
859,873
1,640,655
29,874,320
2,769,933
751,872
40,404,187
100
Preferred
North Broad Nat'l Bk
Northeast Nat Bank
200.000
147,715
3,212,620
100
287,914
636,394
7,256,678
17,653,174
100
i
553,313
8,131,796
25
200,000 I
200,000
600.000
99,539
s
Kensington Nat Bk.
>
63
68
10
100
C-_
N
o
100
re cent
100
100
sa
Market St Nat Bk_.
NatBkofGer ATrOo
500,000
1.000,000
600.000
Preferred
Dollar 8av A Tr Co
Mahoning Nat Bank
Mahoning Sav A Tr.
Union Nat Bank..
City Tr A Sav Bk-..
24
8,061,451
57,085
4,805,764
60,543
512,162
3,945,746
1,485,404
100.000 1
50,000
68,414,728
1,246,203
62,308,214
1,767,150
6,532,441
26,929,420
10,226,724
Reopened
20
36
100
24
28
inn
258
268
100
50
""34"
100
28
38""
260
10
'29X
Apr. 24 '34.
100,000
10
60
IX
2X
25
""56"
"58""
30 1933.
Member of the
c
plan approved by
BancOinoiOorp.
the
Comptroller of the Currency.
d Member First Bank Stock Corp.
3,182,117 flOO
1125
100
5,000,000 1.1,559,545
5.000.000
53,256,198
iijito effect
on May 24 1934.
0
h Trust funds.
cent
I Member Northwest Bancorporation.
les
k Fractional Bhares.
50
15
'
e April 14 1934.
/ Charter issued to the First National Bank of Winston-Satem, N. C.,
which will succeed the Farmers National Bank A Trust Co. of that place.
g Merger of the Security Savings & Trust Co. of Portland, Ore., with
the First National Bank of Portland, of which it was an affiliate, went
25
Toledo Trust Co—
.....
25
les
a
1,213,984
3,383,468
600,000
23 X
19
10
20
119,190
205,345
!
4.550.000
500,000
3.111,000
200,000
350,000
1,000,000
400,000
250,000
546,688
123,762
200,000
64,925
1,612,661
NorthwNatBkATOo b
500,000 si,561,901
4,258,000
Philadelphia Nat Bk 14.000,000 19,585,786 283,209,861
b Reorganization
Spitzer-R T A 8 Bk!
Capital notes....
Toungstown—
Co
100
Common
Common
Trust
Erie National Bank.
First National Bank.
106,679
200,000
I
10
100
Corn Exch Nat Bank
Nat Bank of Toledo
Citizens Trust Co..,
City National Bank.
-
I Last sale.
1.250.000
1.000.000
a
150.000
a
1,250,000
750.000
462,169
332,855
111,636
1,504,948
350,000
50
ISX 20 X
12,715,255
50
61
5,649,277 1100
1,930,651
100
100 k
13,164,310
10
15
25
6,715,997
Stockholders of the Central United National Bank of Cleveland, 0.,
May 1934 approved the issuance of $8,000,000 in 4% preferred stock
n
In
of $16 par value.
r
The
Commercial National
ceivership
S
0
y
on
Bank
May 23 1934.
Dec. 31 1932.
Oct. 10 1933
In process of reorganization.
of Philadelphia,
Pa
placed in re¬
June, 1934.]
banks
trust
and
companies
r
Surplus
A
Profits.
Capital.
Par.
{Concluded.)
«
Per
65.000
85,000
1,225,640
327,502
273,280
50,136
4,599,545
200.000
11,146
1.000,000
325,091
1.000.000 n 360,000
250.000
127,451
6,700,000 15,905,092
2.350.000 n7,784,463
600.000
1,514,839
1.400.000 2,514,953
4.000.000 9,828,651
882.250 2,968,490
Tioga Nat Bk&TrOo
Tradesmen'sNational
300.000
Bank 8c Trust Go.
3.300.000
Wyoming Bk 8c Tr_.
Banca Com It Tr Co.
Broad Street Trust..
Chestnut Hill T & Tr
Fidelity Phila Tr Oo
Finance Co of Pa.—
Frankford Trust Co.
Qermantown Tr Co.
Glrard Trust Oo
Industrial Trust Co.
share.
15
12
ion
.50
"4*" 1 1 1 1 >
112
1
1
8
315
210
10
25
10
15)6
17
10
77
79
10
11
13
325
225
"
Integrity Trust Co—
Common
10
995.973
4,000,000
3,000.000
JS1241622
32,665.004
Bk 8c Trust Co...
ol ,300.000
12,183,347
Liberty Title 8c Tr Oo
1,000.000
8,207,797
4,889,615
3,843,093
15,244,284
8,749,005
4,922,860
1st
preferred
2d preferred
3H
4^
10
10
1,282,441
317,772
1,780,370
500.000 3,450,696
500.000 nl ,076,163
Mitten Bk & Tr Co
Ninth Bank & Tr Co
Northern Trust Co..
Nor Phila Trust Co.
Penn Co for Insur on
Lives 8c Grant AnD
1,500,000
.
Tr 8c Safe Dep Oo.
Penn W'h'g & S D Oo
Provident Trust
Real Est Tr Co
Real EstL'nd T&TCo
1.375.000
50
16
100
400
50
High St Bk & Tr Co
30,182,137
991,303
3,230,143
25
49,262
823,314
(io
52
t
270,146
202,977
500,000
850,000
450,000
Providence Nat Bank
1,500,000
Industrial Trust Co.
4.000,000
Lincoln Trust Co
t
125,000
Rhode I Hos Nat Bk.
2,500,000
Rhode Isld Hos TrCo
5,000,000
Union Trust Co
1.000,000
752,060
1,058,260
2,133,123
9,635,156
162,843
2,590,915
1,896,886
1,478,431
200,000
100.00(1
Bk. of Amer. Tr. Co
e
Braddock Nat Bank.
270,668
500,000
City Dep Bk 8c Tr Oo
1.000.000
Dollar Savings Bank d
Farmers Deposit Nat
6.000.000
...
First National Bank.
Forbes National Bk.
6.000.000
300.000
Fourteenth St Bank.
Freehold Bank
Homewood Bank at
200.000
200.000
215,000
160,160
n
80,881
n
335,238
1,282,903
4,507,882
8,490,185
4,319,007
322,157
45,883
nl ,076,058
2,500,000
917,583
1,003,089
10,276,166
14,697,055
45,761,048
66,785,670
71,818,981
5,710,024
2,859.649
1,509,064
54,982
100.000
1,053,682
404,061
172.700
3,324,793
600.000 il,136,596
3,977,492
Mellon Nat Bank...
7.600.000 18,143,148 222,373,509
Nat Bank of America h
200.000
339,612
4,086,416
Pittsburgh
Iron <Sc Glass Dol Sav
Keystone Nat Bank
Ohio Valley Bank..
Pitt National Bank.
Union National Bank
Union
Savings Bank
Western S 8c D Bank
Allegheny Trust Oo.
Colonial Trust Oo
P
Woonsocket Trust Oo
450.000
29
45
lfto
392
402
8*
50
59
63
r
10
11X
330,352
Bank & Trust Oo
People's
Tr
65
80
10C
185"
100
170
Potter Title & Tr Oo
Provident Trust Co
South Hills Trust Co
Union Trust Oo
125.000
1.600.000
Washington Tr Co..
500.000
West End Bank
William Penn Tr Oo.
200,000
126.000
March 5.
7,685,703 (7100
100
3,848,124
100
.395,879
11,875.936 1100
N
sa
share.
0
ent
les
(100
198,754
12,775,939
100
200,000
49,242
2,479,557
10
8
10
250,000
398,372
471,695
4,729,136
3,241,836
100
195
16
200
200,000
National Banks
56
10
16)6
SOUTH DAKOTA
March 5.
50
Citisens Nat Bk & Tr
Corn Exch Sav Bank
First Nat'l Bk
100
100
lor
50
40
138
125.000
& Tr.
200,000
Security Nat'l B 8c Tr
100
106
Nomi nal.
Per share
Sioux Falls—
luo
250.000
47,136
50,715
153,155
274,328
100.000
1,255,473
1,025,385
3,418,033
4,104,375
100
100
N
National Banks
TENNESSEE
March 5.
60
100
90
100
88
re cent
100
sa
70
80
State
Institutions
100
Nomi nal.
Chattanooga—
Amer Tr &
Bkg Co..
625,000
789,929
6,881,859
J 145,099
5,347,330
J100
1,013,589
28,024,568
76,265
383,507
125,516
849,598
15,348,283
3,625,054
Per
125
sha
150
160
100
150
Commercial Nat Bk:
100
70
Common.
77
Preferred
50
Hamilton Nat Bank.
Knoxville—
60
250,000
400,000
2.000.000
Gomm'l Bk & Tr Oo.
200.000
^amlltonNatlonalBk
a
ISOO.OOO
Park National Bank-
1,000,000
1100
"9§"
100
%
5
7
130
142
100
Memphis—
20
First National BankNat Bk of Commerce
100 5800
70
6100
82
1.000,000
1.000,000
State Savings BankUnion Planters' Nat'l
50.000
1,197,212
1,091,646
64,000
28,618,698
19,770,884
1,220,500
100
Bank 8c Trust Oo.
Nashville-
100
inn
106
les
March 5.
95
100
50
25
0
100
50
155
100
3,500.000
2,671,843
39,861,875
10
598,731
32,940,096
I 10
9)6
10)6
420,588
462,392
4,789,788
8,152,755
26
"80"
85""
50
50
100
218
222
100
200
210
250
12H
11H
American Nat Bank
1,939,281
100.000
8,908,440
50
310
Common
400
Preferred
Beading—
Broadway Nat Bank
Farmers
Nat Bank A
Trust Co
738,213
pi .000.000 i
Berks Oo Trust Co..
1,500.000 1,458,710
City Bank & Tr Co..
Reading Trust Co
120
100
Worklngman's Savgs
Bank 8c Trust Oo.
115
GreenvilleFirst National BankPeoples Nat Bank
100
27
500.000
150.000
2600
180
25
6.000,000
20
2456
111 0
61,571
1,000,000 I
800,000
750,000
210"
(d)
Pittsburgh
Co
185
15
2,583,557
507,383
153,791
40,197
50
20
200,000
185
First Nat Bk of Col.
50
106
50
900,894 70,788,135
975,894
4,727,636
172,048
743,725
320,769
1,511,813
,347,525 195,854,913
908,000
4,355,000
110,000
1,690,488
167,000
1,247,000
2.000.000
180
175
Columbia—
100
50
Fidelity Trust Co
HaxlewoodBk ofPitts
Hill Top S & T Co.
Manchester
Savings
..
75
45
1.320.COO
_
50
50
Deposit Tr.
48
118
rec
Common
Preferred.
1,508,846
Farmers
125.000
20
112
Per
500.000
200.000
50,000
Miners 8c Merch Bk.
South Caro Nat Bk—
10
371,784
1.500.000
110
15
45
CharlestonCitizens 8c Sou Bank 0
Carolina Sav Bank-
UH
250,000
Oom'wealth Trust Oo
Dormont 8 & T Oo
100
Nomi nal.
10
100
160.000
250.000
700,000
2.600.000
60
958,125
50
4,588,135
50
6,333,597
50
3,346,456
100
10,491,660
111,296,492 100
25
843,595
37,858,363 JfclOO
46,841,751 1000
20,456,293 100
SOUTH CAROLINA
March 5.
787,972
6,332,191
23,264,790
26,713,722
2,396,599
6,100,527
25,066,262
11,917,187
1,677,553
151,638
14,144,896
700,000
1,818,820
700.000
2.000.000
1.000,000
n
63
12)6
415
43,654
344,120
4,257,002
3,092,620
581,100
772,018
1,133,722
1,815,231
116,137
997,612
8,534,045
120,000
428,495
100.000
60
10
Pittsburgh—
Arsenal Bank
65
Woonsocket—
8o Carolina State Bk
Allegheny Val Bank.
47
10
120,000
Mechanics' Nat Bk.
NatBank of Com&Tr
Phenlx Nat Bank
60
51H
i
8,767,280
7,500,000
7,500,000
Preferred-
11
60
8,400.000 13,684,225 202,738,711
841,690
750.000 n
803,360
3,200.000 13,793,880 37,799,319
1.500.000 2,328,363
8,418,733
Common
50
42
7
39,920
555,902
share
6,288,073 J 60
| 50
ou
433,367
100
3,115,371
100,000 I
100,000
Preferred
Kensington Security
10
216,510
500.000
Blackstone Can Nat.
Columbus Nat Bank:
Common
i§*
66
100
100
Alt.
Providence—
125
10
7)6
Newport Nat BankNewport Trust Co..
1
100
50
Per
300,000
250,000
120,000
300.000
Preferred
100
•
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Common
100
■
Par.
Bank 8c Sav Co
15
25
Cross
Deposits.
Aquldneck Nat Exch
20
16
30,713,549
1,228,354
1,586,466
990,000
858,782
97,689,708
594,102
7,104,509
13,510,286
98,679,746
8,196,500
Southwestern Nat Bk
Surplus A
Profits.
s,a"A^,Um'
Newport—
nal.
50
1,119,000
7,029,110
4,237,000
1,568,000
1,162,643
600.000
300.000
300.000
RHODE ISLAND
Capital.
Ask.
Bid.
Nomi
Roosevelt Bank
March 5.
Cross
Deposits.
Philadelphia
Second Nat Bank
Sixth Nat Bank
National Banks
113
300.000
1,170.300
30
285,000
3,160,055
6,931,646
9,144,213
2,606,012
9,224,573
163,400
3,038,105
171,426
347,000
97,346
799,607
71,896,476
760,882
2,108,000
825,783
25
5H
10
lu
Commerce-Union Bk
Nashville Trust Oo—
.....
5
"Is
18)6
3.000,000 1
4,000,000
300,000
800,000 i
Common
lioo
500,000 V
1,000,000
600.000
Preferred
Third National Bank
500,302
227,291
10
19
21
8,256,474 /100
uoo
101J
13,885,768
(h)
100
128
132
Scranton—
E. Scranton State Bk
First National Bank
Green
Ridge Bank..
200.000
5.000.000
200.000
North Scranton Bank
500,000
Providence
200.000
Bank...
n
50
60
National Banks
60
26
March 5.
25
88,434
200,000
300,000
Preferred
South Side Bk 8c Tr.
Third Nat Bk&TrOo
West Side Bank
Pennsylvania Tr Co.
400,000
1.000.000
50
250.000
250.000
1,717,164
735,982
582,285
379,872
112,395
3,806,015
15,306,909
2,365,734
1,767,615
80
60
26
Preferred stock—
100
25
First National Bank.
750.000
500.000
2,600,000
1.000.000
499.000
500.000
1,513,227
195,443
5,204,495
2,935,333
1,159,130
819,917
8,104,621
1,065,411
21,394,573
14,058,052
3,321,807
7,258,556
Preferred
100
60
250
300
60
60
100
75
105
425
First National Bank.
400.000
400.000
Secur St Bk 8c Trust
125.000
475
100
25
17
19
66
105
♦Sale
110
a
Williamsport N Bk
W Branch Bk &Tr Co
Common
-
Preferred
1,561,753
10
e
10
310,807
2,972,582
20
225,000
500,000
336,934
3,174,440
10
500,000
180,093
398,908
560,533
224,247
502,853
783,815
323,205
724,067
1,258,115
Industrial Nat Bank.
Western Nat Bank..
York Oo Nat Bank..
York N Bk 8c Tr Oo.
Guardian Trust Oo.
York Trust Oo
150.000
500.000
125.000
225.000
300,000
500,000
500,000
750.000
1,943,479
2,370,561
5,254,552
1,272,059
3,096,347
4,091,396
3,087,483
2,881,949
5,396,650
N
rec
o
ent
35
40
les
100
100
100
April 30 1934.
In process
Security Corp.
of reorganization.
mutual savings
bank.
The Bank of America
Trust Co. of Pittsburgh, Pa., placed on a re1934 by the Pennsylvania Banking
Department.
/The South Philadelphia National Bank, a new institution, organized
succeed the Southwestern National Bank and the Sixth National,
of Philadelphia, Pa., expected to open for business about June 1,
instead of May 1, as previously reported.
both
10
10
7,038,882
9,953,985
1,061,480
to
10
10
358,324
593,519
14,490
stricted withdrawal basis on April 19
York—
Oent'l Nat Bk&Tr Co
Drov 8c Mech N Bk
First National Bank
100
1,310,529 J100
uoo
price..
b Member of First
d A
130,091
100
Beaumont—
c
250,000
200,000
250,000
62,866
5,293,421
11,107,459
sa
Williamsport—
First National Bank
Common
288,078
584,875
100,000
100.000
Capital Nat Bank—
Capital stock
American Nat Bank.
Hanover Bk 8c Tr...
Miners Nat Bk of W-B
W-B Dep 8c Sav Bk.
Wyoming Nat Bank.
300.000
300.000
Austin Nat Bank
26
26
Wilkes-Barre—
Second Nat Bank
Nomi nal
Per share.
Austin—
American Nat Bank.
[50
175
n
Institutions
March 5.
50
oo
Scranton Nat Bk—
Common
State
TEXAS
80
10
18
16
24
17
100
190
101
175
26
31
26
26
28
26
59
10
16
64
17
i90"
35
Affiliated with the Citizens & Southern National Bank of Savannah. Ga
conservator appointed.
31 1932.
'
k Stock all owned by the Rhode Island Hospital Trust Co.
0
h Federal
1 Dec
1 Last sale.
n
0
Dec. 30
1933.
Kensington-Security Bank & Trust Co. of Philadelphia, Pa., will prob¬
ably resume normal operations early in July.
p Reorganization plan approved by the Comptroller of the Currency,
r October 25 1933
^
s
Recapitalization of the
Integrity Trust Co. in accordance with the
became effective on May 291934.
amendments to its articles of incorporation
t Feb. 21
1934.
zKx-dividend.
^
t No par.
I
hanks
114
National Bankt
March 5.
State
texas
National Banks
Institutiom
Surplus
Gross
Par.
Deposits.
Bid.
Profits.
Capital.
Ask.
State
virginia
March 5.
March 5.
Surplus &
Profits.
Capital.
companies
trust
and
Institutions
March 5.
Gross
Par
Deposits.
$
%
8.000.000
Dallas—
Bank.
First National
Per
Common
150,000
100,000
—
Capital notes
|
1,850,770
32,612
1.000.000
1,000.000
Common
Preferred
J100
110
&
125
4,000.000 U,160,288
2,000,000
209,017
150,OUU
755,392
1.000,000
—
Preferred
406,598
320,771
3,691,927
2,838,673
100
500.000
200.000
80,413
share.
100
On
Co
Trust
12
13 X
22
23
l^oan
673,028
Corp
Com'l Tr & Sav Bk:
..
53,869
397,660
3,781,718
250.000
77,653
435,506
642,151
584,634
2,944,370
2,249,872
23,247,548
11,958,375
75,000
150,000
Preferred
Lyncnnurg Tr & 8 B
Norfolk—
175
24
"25"
Mer & Mec Sav Bk..
Merch & Planters Bk
100,000
75,000
Common
Capital notes
Texas Bank & Tr Co:
j
125,000
100,000
Common
Capital notes._
1,293,453
23,683
j
J100
883,241
5,249
125
2*>.oon
Nat Bk of Commerce
2,000,000
Seab'd Citlz Nat Bk
100
2.000 .OOU
10
J 20
300.000
300.000
4,917,631
12,950,864
Co
12,445
259,784
28,635
9,606,212
100
Common
750.000
J 430,165
Trust
20
1 20
1,500,000 U.009,745
1,000,000
12,207
200.000
17,342
250.000
Preferred..
Stockyards Nat Bank
Union Bank & Tr Co
535,274
Common
iuu
100
Preferred
Mech & Mer Bank
100
o
cent
342,174
178,325
750.000
1.000.000
7,729,742
8,911,504
1
Common
Preferred
15.049
100,000
1,357,000
50
100
Sav Bank & Tr Co
■,
Southern Bk & Tr Co
City National Bank:
156,149
300,000 I
300,000
Preferred
d ,000.000
726,088
First National Bank.
137,890
Houston Nat Bank.. ol .000.000
607,131
1.000.000
Second Nat'l Bank..
3,5)0.000 2,885,118
Nat Bank of Comm
156,593
600.000
State National Bank
3,598.599 / 20
1100
38,068,200
.uu
7,609,950
i00
22,453,705 xOO
23,623,536 100
Common
Union National Bank
1,000.000
1,500,000
200,000
362",456
600.00"
l.760.00( 0
626,715
6,614,423
20
15
18
9,214,279 J 20
18
20
41
"44"
75
100
j 629,873
3.000.000
200,000
2,167,021
154,500
102,764
58,394
N
o
\100
50,983,512
1,419,951
463,897
Virginia Trust Co.__
1,250,000 11,210,700
2,000,000
200.000
434,497
21,697
148,980
705,173
1,000,000
les
? n.
100
34,825,212
539,248
1,288,738
333,052
82'
4,661,167
19,730,602
2,311.778
i
12X
13^
100
•100
SO""
70
2,258,407
734,516
5,570,486
10
15
55
50
60
Roanoke—
110
Oslonial Amer Nat B
1.000.000
125
First Nat Exch Bank
110
125
Mountain Trust
1,000.000
800.000
100
loo'
lOO
128
122,062
5,472,291
4,055,298
100
105
175
100
lOu
125
797,955
344,826
Houston Land & Tr
sa
100
100
too
150
100
100
s
Bk.
75
lOO
400,000
Fidelity Trust Co...
Guardlan Trust Co..
re cent
100
41,495,679
702,520
Federal Trust Co...
100
loo'
5,358,905
19,634,674
898,577
South
Texas
Com
merclal Nat Bank.
100
530,225
1,809,946
& Trust Co:.
les
100
..
Poll'd & Bagby Tr Co
State-Planters
Bank
100
Houston—
Citizens State Bank
4,974,128
1,000,000
50,000
First & Mer Nat Bk.
200.000
76,672
84,981
307,187
10
10
Central National Bk:
100
8,941,101
3,430,513
241,369
222,470
200,000
10
600,000
Bank of Comm & Tr
20
1 20
Galveston—
City National Bank.
First National Bank.
Hutchings-Sealy
National Bank
U 8 National Bank..
10
Richmond—
33,966,353 J
2,376,007
1,181,678
2,165,915
500,000
250.000 t
Co__
Mercb & Farmers Bk
Ft Worth Nat Bank:
Common
82
Portsmouth—
Citizens
Preferred..
90
78
iUU
83,134
515.000
American Nat Bank.
100
24,860,714 /
510
80
250.000
Preferred
First National Bank:
750.000
100
475
106,802
200.000 1
200.000
Common
Petersb Sav & AmTr
100
Fort Worth—
Continental Nat Bk
75
mc
Citizens Nat Bank—
100
100.000
750.000
Bank
197,439
850,716
a
100
100
Petersburg—
El Paso—
El Paso Nat Bank-.
100
869,916
300.000
Common—
58,393,786 J 20
1100
iuu
4.939,852
20
17,955,741
Oak Cliff Bk&Tr Co:
Amer Bank & Tr
6,283,739
1.000.000
People's Nat Bank..
I
Nat Bank of Comm.
State National
Per
644,625
1.000.000
First National Bank
Citizens' Mutual Ind
17,367,517 J 20
1100
| 205,725
Republic Nat Bank &
Trust Co:
Dallas Bank & Tr
32
$
Lynchburg—
share.
30
Lynchburg Nat Bank
Mercantile Nat Bk—
Common.-.--
20
90,257,513
3,203,147
Bank:
Liberty State
Ask.
Bid.
Nomi nal.
Nomi nal.
iOC
100
LOO
100
National Banks
washington
March 5.
156"
State
Institutions
March 5.
150
San Jacinto Nat BkOommon
300.000
Preferred
350.000
j
30
2,533.088 J100
57,317
Merchants Nat'l Bk.
San Antonio-
3,149,443
2,759,050
100
share.
101
500.000
60,436
First National Bank.
8,000.000
2,101,866
Nat Bk of Commerce
700
100
2.600,000
2.600.000
1,786,217
886.850
424,954
84,607
85,685
139,947
358,824
5,252,055
75,062.018
36,580,575
15,201,317
12,094,592
1,279,981
1,395,230
3,390,919
2,540,042
500,000
85,514
2,967,650
500.000
280,989
9,731,242 J100
Preferred
500.000
Security State Bank.
25.000
Bpek & East Tr Co.. *1.000.000
200.000
Washington Trust Co
100
N
o
58,900
377,490
264,655
100
805,180
16,323,307 <5100
100
2,907,819
re
cent
sa
818,480
199,216
12,097,716 ilOO
25
2,497,308
Pacific Nat Bank...
Alamo National Bk:
People's Bk & Tr Co
500.000 I
1,000,000
443.213
3OU.U0U
Common.
53,059
942,710
77,517
525,007
583,499
22,458,858
3.005.739
12,999,912
100
8,958
70,113
499,625
3,332,162
2,233,242
.00
100
7,226,278
100
150
175
11,036,810
551,487
50
55
65
r
350.000
Nat Bank of Comm
600.000
National Bank ofForl
Sam Houston
9.308.738
J100
100.000
r
500.000
150.000
179,887
250.000
So.Texas Bk.&Tr.Co
246,144
265,533
90,877
1,000,000
First National Bank
National Oltv Hank
i
DM
III l< I
200.000
300,000
500,000
550.000
Savings
University Nat Bank
uu
Seattle Trust Co
100
o
100
cent
Common
100
100
i
c
_
25
*
-
100
100
—
-
—
-
105"
100
100
100
23 X
22
20
r
mm
mm
m
«•
m
mm
mm mm mm mm mm
20
-»
20
25
42 H
100
47
Spokane—
First Nat Bk in Spok d
Old N B & Un T Co-
00
Waco—
Citizens' Nat Bank..
600 000
Bank
Tower
les
Antonio Nat Bk
r
Sumitomo B of Seattle
Uoo
1,200.000
San
Per
Seattle—
Canadian Bk of Com
520,425
318,825
100,000
100,000
First National Bank.
Preferred
CommonwealthB& I
Nomi nal.
Uoo
Port Arthur-
100
les
Tacoma—
Nat Bank of Tacoma
National Bankt
Slate
utah
March 5.
Institutions
1.000.000
Puget Sound Nat Bk
600.000
March 5.
Nomi nal.
Per
Ogden—
300.000
1.000.000
160,719
432,292
3,821,261
12,127,933
900.000
237,255
750.006
696,414
500.06U
494,116
7,938,325
13,048,985
10,162,848
Commercial Sec Bk
First Security Bk NA
share.
L00
National Banks
100 0—
March 5.
_..
west virginiasu%lu'h,t'n'
Salt Lake City—
Contl Nat Bk&Tr Co
First National Bank
>
Utah State Nat. Bank
LOO
40
50
100
60
100
110
10U
Norm nal.
70
Zion's Sav Bk & Tr:
Common
1,000,000
500.000
Common
Capital notes
749,668
12,975,705
3uu.uuo
191,593
1,406,659
in
Walker Bk & Tr Co:
Uthb Sav &
Per
Charleston—
I rust t
uu
110
100
"~76~
"66"
796,571
19,808,377
900,000
Capital notes
55
45
jioo
879,953
16,357,312
25
600.OOU
258,171
1,000,000 al,355,292
200,000
28,695
500,000
234,779
3,155,863
15,937,643
1,978,160
s
646,329
lOti
100
1,062,500
750,000
Preferred
Kanawha likg & Tr.
Kanawha Valley Bk.
Nat Bank of Comm.
1,500.000
Common
J100
share.
Charleston Nat Bk:
Central Trust Co.-.
40
100
100
_____
m
mm
mm
mm
mm mm
mm mm
m
mmrn
mm
mm
m,mmm
mm
Wheeling—
vermont
March 5.
Institution.>
Mutual
Half
Dollar
Nomi
Per
nat.
share.
106
101
500, 0(H)
100, 000
300, 000
37,621
573,599
571,338
119,749
572,343
903,700
3,683,695
4,175,814
1,080,509
3,623,008
1,388,818
16,125,866
75
Trust &
Sav
Barre—
1,129,432
4,726,199
Tr
Co
April 2.
72,015
376,033
1,795.300
Wheeling Sav
Citizens
Stale
100 000
600 000
Center
Na'tonal Banks
Bank
Nat Bank of W Va._
Nat Exchange Bank.
So Side Bk & Tr Oe.
Granite S B & Tr Co
100.000 g
150,625
3,468,774
100
People's Nat Bank.
Quarry H Bk & Tr C(
20O OOd
189,003
2,140,110
100
Security
205.000
73,000
1,754,114
100
536,746
ooo
304.859
72,000
5.264,893
4,432,748
620,000
106
6UU.UUU
1,090,000
14,396
4,111,228
106
407 500
184,462
3,013,601
106
115,697
2,034,237 flOO
100
N
•
re
cent
29,078
150,286
1,083,942
4,163,935
20
sa
les
t
12
25
101
1()(
mm mm
mm
mm
-
mm
m
m
lot
100
101
120
80
uo
125
190
100
m
mm
Wheeling Dollar Savs
512,500
100, 000
500, ooo
.
Burlington—
Chittenden Co Trust
HowardNatBkATrCo
Merchants Nat Bank
Burlington Trust Co
Montpeller—
Capital H B A Tr On
First National Bank:
<*>
1 so
150.000 1
Preferred
240.200
100 OUU
u
100.000 k
LOf
'
&
46
*
Preferred
c
E
60.000
J 105,951
807,677 (100
100.000
J 272,426
2,434,860
225.000
100,OOU
155.810
350.808
Preferred
Rntinnd
rviiat ftn
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
Q
Dec. 30 1933.
k Dec. 31
1100
Preferred
Common
Member of the Marine Bancorporation.
e
i Member First National Corp.
100.000
Common
Nat Bank
Rutland Co Nat Bk:
1934.
b Member of First Security Corp.
100.000 I
68.971
1.347,177
inn
Member People's Corp.
s
LOl
Controlled by the Joseph F, Meyer interests,
r
I 10
2,090,332 J100
1100
125,000
207 500
o
( 10
96,997
1932.
I Last sale.
Clement Nat Bank—
Kiilington
April 30
iuu
Rutland—
-
Sale price.
a
Centra] Nat Bank—
Common
Co..
& Trust Co
Common
Montpeller Nat Bank
Montp'r 8 B & Tr Co
Trust
Trust
funds.
t June 30 1933.
_
u
x
Conservator appointed.
Ex-dividend.
130
•
J '•
>
JUNE, 1934.]
'
National Banks
State
WISCONSIN
March 5.
Capital.
La Crosse—
Nat Bk of La Crosse.
State Bk of La Crosse
Institutions
Dec. 30.
Ask.
Bid.
Par.
Deposits.
Nomi nal.
Per share.
S
20
3.461.314
404,894
114,345
345.583
122,408
669.381
3,934.460
1,756,264
35
25
N
o
re
cent
sa
les
100
e
100
HalifaxAmer Strte Bank...
664.708
44,020
400.000
3.313.759
180,448
663.062
100.000 i
52.416
Olty Bank A Tr Co—
1.482.348
300.000 i
59.561
Bast Side Bank
d
1,263.313
200.000
136,769
Pint Wise N Bk
10.000.000 5.852,613 141.198.243
Home Savings Bank.
778.50^
200.000
68,231
Kllbourn State Bk—
529.026
135,000 i
49.330
Lincoln State Bank:
200,00° i
Badger State Bank.. d
Oltlsens Bk of Mil.. d
Marine Nat Kxch Bk
Marshall A Ilsley Bk
Mer A Farmers St Bk
Mitchell St State Bk.
North Ave State Bk.
Park Savings Bank..
16th Ward State Bk.
100,000 1 a 84,602
300,000
985.669
2.200,000
1.500.000 cl,532.244
d
130.930
200.000
15.655
200.000
!
200.000
200.000
200.000 i
State Bank of Mllw.
76.829
23.567
400.000
TeutonlaAveStateBk
104.620
475,000 i
200.000
400.000 c
Vllet St State Bank..
West Side Bank
Wisconsin State Bk_
Flrst Wise Trust Co.
28.546
3.280
131.326
775.013
271.755
553,379
300.000
1.000.000
520,536
24.094.999
30.293.289
1.687.077
1.578.099
1.622.948
1,032.741
584,503
267.609
798.442
804,099
2.558.126
1,554.270
1.921,347
70
100
a
-
a
-
Bank of Nova Scotia 12.000.000 24.000.000
—-
Per
260
Aik.
cent
202,712,414
100
100
83,918.732
100
100
100
100
201K 205
Bank of Montreal
100
194
196
Banque Oanadienne.
100
140
142
100
100
100
161"" 162""
265X
70
——————
d
t
18
20
Toronto100
Bank
of
Per
Toronto
0,000,000
——
9.000.000
20
30K
32
Can Bank of Coram. 39.000,000 20,000,000 436.268 624
Dominion Bank
7.000,000 7,000.000 87,401,648
20
14
16
Imperial Bank of Can
d
—
— —
_
— — —
100
d
-
100
d
„
— —
—
—
-
—
-
-
-
---
99,669,452
1150
'174
—
QUEBEC
—
5
2ft
—
•
-
— -
•
13
10
20
a
8.nO°.ono
\cent.
-
100
——————
—
100
2(;
—
—
7.000.000
154
174
-----
Montreal—
155""
20
-
—
— —
Per
36,000,000 38.000.000 571.516.831
7.000.000
5,000.000 95.569,709
500.000
7.561.349
500,000
Barelays Bk (Ca nada)
Provincial Bk of Can
4.000,000
1,000,000 36.047.202
Royal Bk of Canada. 35.000.000 20,000.000 554.523.862
-
—
LOt
WYOMING
cent,
Sale price.
t Wisconsin
March 5.
Bid.
—
a
i
S
$
S
Par.
Deposits.
------
•
National Banks
Qross
Reserve
Fund.
Capital
Milwaukee—
Common....
Capital notes
115
COMPANIES
Qross
Surplus &
Profits.
%
500.000
50.000
500.000
100.000
Batavlan Nat Bank.
Exchange State Bank
TRUST
AND
BANKS
Bankshares Corp. no par stock.
Jan. 20 1934.
& Dec. 30 1933.
c
March 5 1934.
d Unit of the Wisconsin Bankshares Corp.
share.
Cheyenne—
American Nat Bank.
Stock Growers N Bk.
203.744
250.000
300.000
212,260
Quotations
Bid.
Bonds
e
3.335,791
3.933,9831
Member of the Northwest Bancorporation.
i April, 1934.
/Last sale,
x
Ex-dividend.
for the last day of the month preceding the date of
are
Ask.
Bid.
Bonds.
issue
Bonds
Ask.
and
Bid.
Stocks.
Ask.
"
Atlanta—5s
1952 opt 1932—JAD
5s 1957 opt 1937—
6s 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
..MAN
5s 1956 opt 1936
MAS
Atlantic—5s 1953 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 1933MAS
Burlington4His 1957 opt '37 .-4 Ms Feb 1957 opt *37
FA A
5b
Feb 1953 opt 1933 —FA A
5b Dec 1953 opt 1933
JAD
California—5s 1951 opt 1931-MAN
5a July 1956 opt 1936
JAJ
5tfs Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN
Chicago Joint 6 Hs '51 opt'31MAN
6
s
6
66
69
66
69
66
69
72
76
72
72
76
76
72
72
76
72
69
76
opt 1931
1952 opt 1932
5s 1963 opt 1933
1952 opt 1932—
1963 opt 1933
1952
opt 1932
1984 opt 1934
69
71
71
73
75
75
80
84
80
84
80
84
44
41
44
41
44
5Kb 1951 opt 1931
MAN
Denver—5s 1954 opt 1934—JAD
; 5s 1955 opt 1935
FA A
5s 1956 opt 1936
FAA
5Ks Nov 1951 opt 1931—MAN
'32.MAN
6a May
1953 opt 1933—MAN
5s 1963
opt 1933
MAN
5 Kb Nov 1951 opt 1931-MAN
First Oarolinas—5s 52opt'32MAN
6s 1954 opt 1934
AAO
5s 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
6s Feb 1958 opt 1936
FAA
6s June 1956 opt 1936
JAD
IstofFt WayneS Ks'3 lopt'SIM AN
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933
MAN
4Kb May 1957 opt 1937.MAN
4Kb Nov 1957 opt 1937—MAN
First of Montgomery 5s '54 opt '34
5s 1966 opt 1936
AAO
5s Apr 1967 opt 1937
AAO
5s Dec 1967 opt 1937
JAD
First New Orl 5s '44 6pt '34MAN
First Texas—5s '42 opt *32.MAN
5s 1943 opt 1933
MAN
5s 1965 opt 1935
MAS
94
4Kb 1955 opt 1935
-MAN
4Kb Nov 1957 opt 1937-MAN
5s Nov 1953 opt 1933
MAN
5Kb Nov 1951 opt 1931-MAN
Fremont—6s 1953 opt '33-JAD
90
94
90
94
92
95
93
97
41
70
74
MAN
JAD
70
74
70
74
4Kb 1966 opt 1936
AAO
Greensboro (NC)5s"63 op'33 AAO
70
74
66
66
70
70
78
78
78
81
78
65
81
65
71
69
69
68
66
74
75
73
77
5s 1952 opt 1932
4Mb 1965 opt 1935
73
41
1965 opt 1935
AAO
Dallas—5s 1953 opt 1933—MAS
5s 1954 opt 1934-...
5s 1963 opt 1933
AAO
5s 1965 opt 1935
JAJ
5s 1966 opt 1936
JAJ
6s 1968 opt 1936
AAO
MAN
90
Fletcher 4Kb 1954 opt 1934
76
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
MAN
1951
Des Moines—5s *52 opt
~69
MAN
s
4t4s
4Kb
4Ks
4Kb
434s
66~
44
41
44
41
44
5s Dec 1955
Ill-Midwest—5s '53 op '33.AAO
5s 1954 opt 1934—
JAD
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAN
4Kb Mar 1958 opt 1938—MAS
4Kb 1956 opt 1936
MAN
Iowa 4Kb 1955 opt 1935
AAO
4Ks 1956 opt 1936
FAA
5s Nov 1951 opt 1931——MAN
Kentucky—5s '52 opt *32
MAN
89
Lafayette—5s 1953 opt *33.MAN
4Ks Nov 1957 opt 1937—MAN
Lincoln—5s 1951 opt 1931-MAN
5s 1943 opt 1928
MAN
6s 1942 opt 1927
MAN
70
73
73
5s Jan
82
82
79
79
79
82
82
79
82
82
74
77
74
74
74
84
84
84
77
67
63
67
69
73
73
No
87
87
87
84
87
63
67
63
67
63
69
67
61
65
5s Apr 1957 opt 1937--
65
65
71
73
68
72
68
72
73
78
78
86
86
86
50
54
75
78
78
73
73
73
73
75
70
70
70
70
67
67
70
70
70
70
64
Portland, Ore—5s'53op'33 JAJ
5s 1954 opt 1934
MAN
5s 1955 opt 1935
MAN
5s 1956 opt 1930..—...JAJ
Los Angeles—5a '53
opt '33 JAJ
5s Mar 1957 opt 1937.-MAS
San Fran—5s '53 opt '33—-JAJ
5s Mar 1954 opt 1934—MAS
77
72
68
73
61
70
5s Sept 1954 opt 1934——MAS
Ss Feb 1957 opt 1937
FAA
75
75
73
61
—
70
67
75
5s Oct 1953 opt 1933
.AAO
Pacific Coast Jt Stk Land Bk—
77
4Kb Dec 1955 opt 1935—AAO
4Kb July 1954 opt 1934—JAJ
Flrst/Trust of Dallas—
89
Potomac 5s 1954 opt 1934—JAD
5s 1956 opt 1936
JAD
5s 1957 opt 1937
FAA
5s Jan 1958 opt 1938
JAJ
St Louis—5s
1953 opt
5b 1952 opt 1932—
5a 1943 opt 1928
5s Mar 1954 opt
77
.
5s
Sept 1957 opt 1937—MAS
Salt Lake O—5s ^53
op *33 JAJ
5s July 1956 opt 1936—-JAJ
77
77
77
84
84
84
84
84
84
84
81
81
87
87
87
87
87
87
87
78
78
82
82
82
78
82
79
83
86
83
72
75
72
75
75
*33—JAD
72
37
41
MAN
37
41
JAD
37
37
41
MAS
MAS
JAJ
75
41
37
41
37
41
MAN
79
82
MAN
MAN
JAJ
5s 1957 opt 1937.
-.JAJ
5s Mar 1958 opt '38——MAS
So Minn 5Kb '51 opt '31
MAN
6s May 1953 opt 1933
MAN
5b 1952 opt 1932
MAN
5a 1964 opt 1934
MAN
Southwest (Little Rock, Ark.)—
5a May 1956 opt 1930 —MAN
5a May 1957 opt 1937—-MAN
79
82
79
82
5s
May 1953 opt '33
79
82
79
79
82
82
27
30
27
30
30
27
27
30
65
65
69
75
78
69
Tennessee—
5s Aug 1955
opt 1935
FAA
Union (Det) 5s '54 opt '34.-MAN
5s May 1955 opt 1935—MAN
5b 1956 opt 1930—
JAJ
5s 1957 opt 1937
JAJ
4Kb 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
4Kb 1958 opt 1936
-JAJ
72
75
72
72
72
75
75
75
72
70
75
JAJ
70
74
MAN
1934—-MAN
FAA
VIrglnla-Oaro 5s '53 opt '33-M AN
5s Aug 1954 opt 1934
FAA
5s May 1957 opt 1937—-MAN
5s 1950 opt 1930
FAA
Virginia—5s '53 opt '33—MAN
5s Nov 1 1951 opt 1931-MAN
75
78
78
78
76
4Kb 1957 opt
1937
Union Louisville, Ky—
5s 1952 opt 1932
5s Nov 1954 opt
5s 1957 opt 1937
5s 1955 opt 1935
JAJ
STOCKS
73
73
78
76
76
76
81
78
81
78
81
3
100
Dallas
...
Fr eemont-
-
6K
30
—
3*—.
-—
Lincoln
North Carolina
12
16
33
39
100
3
6
5
7
6
14
19
6
Potomac—-------
-
4
4
100
-^,.-100
Pennsylvania
■)an Antonio
m
9K
35
-100
_10U
Denver
Des Moines
First Carollnas
virorinio
75
75
73
73
74
Pat
Atlanta
Ul antic--
81
81
78
72
as 1953 opt 1933
5a 1954 opt 1934
5s 1950 opt 1936
Virginia-Carolina
f Flat price.
1934
1955 opt 19354Kb 1950 opt 1930.
San Antonio—
5a
70
64
77
67
....
AAO
Oregan-WasnSs '52 opt '32.MAN
77
AAO
First Trust of Chicago—
4Kb Feb 1958 opt 1938—FAA
83
MAS
61
61
83
83
67
67
5s 1952 opt 193 I
5s 1955 opt 193 J
5s 1950 opt 1936
61
72
72
70
70
70
75
75
67
70
70
65
68
70
72
Oaro—5s *53 opt *38
MAS
—MAN
FAA
66
66
73
73
lUttft opt 1936
JAJ
1937
63
77
73
5s
opt 19341
1957 opt
4Kb 1905 opt 1935
JAJ
4Kb 1966 opt 1930
JAJ
4Ks 1967 opt 1937
JAJ
Louisville—5b 1952 opt 1932MAN
5s Nov 1953
opt 1933
MAN
Maryland-Va 5s^55 opt '35-MAN
5a 1956 opt 1930
JAD
5s Apr 1957 opt 1937
AAO
Minneapolis Trust—
5s Nov 1952 opt 1932
MAN
Mississippi 5s '55 opt '35—.FAA
5Ks Nov 1951 opt *31—.MAN
New York 5b *52
opt '32
JAJ
5s 1953 opt 1933
JAJ
5s 1955 opt 1935....
JAJ
5s 1950 opt 1930
MAN
77
70
89
5s 1954
44
82
62
69
86
86
44
79
64
81
86
44
79
65
81
JAJ
41
41
41
79
opt 1935
JAD
1934.AAO
JAJ
MAS
Greenbrier 5s 1904 opt
5s 1965 opt 1935
5s 1957 opt 1937
5s 1908 opt 1938
Pennsylvania 5s '53 opt '33-MAN
5s Feb 1955 opt 1935
FAA
5s 1966 opt 1930
AAO
5s 1907 opt 1937.
MAS
Phoenix 4Ks '01 opt '41
JAD
58 1961 optional 1941
JAD
100
.5
19
40c
4
60c
INSURANCE STOCKS
116
Quotations are as near as possible for the last day of
NetSurpliu
Par
Fire A Marine—
(Hartf)
1933.
Capital.
Agricultural (Watet'n)
Amer Alliance (N Y)_
Amer Colony (N Y)__
Amer Equitable (NY)
Central Fire (Balto)—
Voting trust c
—
Per
10
26
10
6
10
10
City of New York (NY) 100
Cemmonwealth (N Y) 100
Continental Ins (N Y)
Corcoran (Wash'ton).
10
Oosmopol n Fire (NY)
Eagle Fire (Newark). 2%
10
Federal Ins (Jer City)
Pldellty-Phenix (NY). 2%
10
Fire Assoc of Phlla—
(Wash'ton)
F).
20
Flremans InB (N ewark)
5
Fireman's
Firemans Fund (8
25
(Phlla).
6
Georgia Home
Glen
Falls Insurance
(Glen Falls. N Y)_.
Globe A Republic
Globe & Rutgers Fire.
ureat Amer ins (N ¥)
10
Franklin Fire
(Halifax,N.S.)
(N Y).
Hanover Fire (N Y)_.
Harmonla Fire (Buff).
Hartford Fire (Hartf).
Home (New York)...
Home F 3c M (8 F)—
Halifax
Hamilton Fire
II.000,000
1,500.000
1.000.000
4.873,989
100.000
200.000
815.000
2.000.000
953,307
812,127
2,702,091
32,335,352
t342,373
1590.136
199,543
9,088,761
3.464.825 24,228,788
2,000.000 4,817,199
200.000
1217,070
7.500.000 1,859,678
9,397.690
3.000.000
500,000
5
2.500, 000
6
1.000, 000
25
2,000, 000
5
8.150, 000
2.000, 000
10
25
10
10
500, 000
4.000, 000
Home Fire Security __
1.000
10 12.000
5 12.000
10
1.000
10 4.932
Homestead Fire (Bait)
10
,000
,000
,000
,000
6,321.473
4,762,009
712,018
16,140,779
4,848,487
1,545,062
1112,932
4.109,190
164,654
360,963
12,993,359
1,911,169
share
Fir® A Marine—
37%
30%
55
18%
4%,
20%
17%
20
10
ioH
18%
20
4,599,582
2,062,698
65
472
180
165
17
507,225
18
20%
4,314,879
1,051,725
1,453,359
2,064,330
20,619,050
131,800
5
4
59
462
22%
174"
181
20%
CO wH
15"
20%
2%
01%
1,301,413
1,518,888
16,491,942
8,187,906
1216,560
1,651,954
13,995,657
5,114,255
462,102
3
29
04%
30%
46
48
5%
21%
(N Y)__
Nat'l Union (Wash)..
Nat Union Fire (Pitts)
New Brunswick
Fire
(New BrunB, N J)..
New England Fire
(Plttsfleld. Mass)..
New Hampshire Fire
(Manchester. N H).
28%
0%
(Newark, N J)—
Northern Ins Co (NY)
b $
a
107
20
18
65
00%
17
17n%
60
62
3.000.000
1.000.000
2,647,154
325,843
4,048,531
250,784
26 % ,28%
Ohio)
Republic (Dallas)
Rhode Island (Prov).
20
250.000
2.000.000
1.000.000
310.489
1,603,668
1,247,457
55
10
5
780,785
1,931,662
711,927
(Rochester)
Rosslalns (Hartford).
10
1.000.000
786,177
1,352,632
25
Seaboard F A M (NY)
Security Ins (New Hav)
Southern Fire
10
627,600
2,523,555
9,061,533
727,112
3,840.226
651,234
(Providence)
7%
8%
60
""4%
6
Rochester American
5
10
10
Springfield Fire A Mar
(Springfield. Mass). 25
10
Stuyvesant Fire (N Y)
Travelers Fire (Hartf) 100
4
U S Fire (New York).
8
Universalis (Newark)
10
Victory Ins (Phila)
Virginia F & M (Rich¬
25
mond)
Westchester Fire (NY) 2%
1,500.000
4,000.000 11,248,871
500,000
558,864
2,oon.oon 2,403,880
1,000,000
772,135
16
20
8%
131
8%
135
"27^ '28%
17%
19
11,107,301
92
95
10,774*326
432
400,000
1,000.000
2.000.000
2.000.000
1.000.000
1.000.000
6,885,681
t584,597
1,946.903
9,840,096
524,989
306,947
274,355
177,233
500,000
1.000.000
726,666
5,482,412
3,000.000
1,000,000
7,500.000
7,605,046
2,680,033
2,145,391
3%
4%
447
35%
8%
7%
37%
702,839
5,883,770
36
38
25
20%
8,756,651
701,558
7,280,886
+1,382,779
49
51
38%
20%
<±0%.
22%
2%
9,387,467
10
8%
Casualty A Surety
286",441
Oonsol Ind A Ins (NY)
Continental
Casualty
5
5
5
10
(NY).
28^
30
(Hammond, lnd)_.
Excecs Ins (NY)
21
22%
EmployeroRe-ins(KO)
54
Fidelity & Dep (Bait).
General Alliance (New
52
23%
25
29
30
439*372
15
1%
10%
Amer
800.000 tl,336,511
1.750.000
750.020
1,500,000
2,964,987
919,828
1,457,999
13
14
10%
23
11%
25%
<iQ%
42
0%
7,199,804
1,041,684
1,691,033
6,082,452
11
20
2.400.000
1,322,849
(6)
3,200.000
1,571,448
1
750.000
1,528,190
2,600,834
10
York)
Gr
10
25
3.000.000
5,132,682
6,627,478
51^
53%
l.ooo.no)
10
1 *2,500,000
1,253,879
4,256,027
511,243
8,108,402
10%
1%
20%
25
4.000.000
1,402,145
15 %
10
750.000
1.000.000
500.000
3,000,000
14%
0%
10
4.0S0.460
498,007
4,107,807
2,500.000
2,795,275
5,808,727
10%
11%
875.000
1.000.000
1,328,112
336,868
4,755,529
10%
1,356,680
1,244,999
259,256
1,571.779
9%
10
20
2.000.000
5,278,105
12,183,684
5%
0%
9,031,705 364,929,873
18%
10%
11
11%
a
Indemnity
(New York)
6
8
Hartford Steam Boiler
126,791
1533,490
5%
(Hartford)
7%
Manufacturers
140
1,158,711
7
155
Cas'ty
(Phila)
Maryland Cas (Bait).
Mass Bonding A Ins
(Boston)
50
21,034,463
1,907,708
1,435,609
124,564
63,596
512,896
1,618,006
11,963,252
2,148,554
3.706,869
7%
3%
4%
National Cas (Detroit)
National Surety (N Y)
New Amsterdam Ga»
(Baltimore)
10%
(New York)
69
12
72
Seaboard Surety (NY)
Stand Accident (Mich)
U
To)"
S
5
Fidelity A Guar¬
anty (Baltimore)
90
95
Life—
1,347,930
Aetna Life (Hartford)
5%
6%
79
82
1,160,504
23^
25%
10
400.000
1259,294
1369,162
11%
5,927,671
4,313,419
20
30
53
55
10 15.000,000
California-West. States
Life
(Sacramento)..
10
5%
6%
400.000
t419,527 +14,504,624
3
5
100
2.000.000
98
105
Conn Gen Life (Hartf)
10
3.000.000
30
31
Continental Life (St L)
Kansas City Life (Kan¬
sas City. Mo)
Lincoln Nat'l Life (Ft
Wayne. Ind)
Mo State Life (St L)..
Occidental Life (L A).
Pan-Amer Life (N O).
Phila Life (Phila)
Sun Life Ass'nce (Can
Travelers Ins (Hartf).
West Coast Life (S F).
10
500.000
1,054,067 34,895,369
3,812,762 135,117,903
4533,361 +15,054,842
6,689,717
59,803,145
375
2,500.000 4,176,987
5.000.000 tl.245,341
1.000.000
762,286
1.000.000 2,001,460
700 000
t377,901
3,342,547 5,951,751
2J.OOU.UOH 16,288.985
750.000
298,305
97,181,613
+132934 599
18,780,708
24,722,183
+11.709.654
532,953,545
579,307,653
18,866,726
Columbian Nat'l Life
(Boston)
34%
35^
500,174
1,575,292
7,883,094
2,728,960
1,477,877
1,953,075
5,914,550
3,673.646
28
I2i,
1.000.000
1.000.000
2.000.000
1,000,000
10
1,000,000
584,141
543,690
32
10
12%
19
03%
20%
71%
14
1.741.656 tl,000,000 +38,594,008
Central States Life (St
Louis)
6,410,052
100
10
10
100
10
10
1.000.000
1
25c
1%
410
32
40c
"~2%
15%
100
100
new
b 320,000 no par shares,
c Including 400 shares no par general management stock carried at $2,000.
k Last sale.
(New stock,
v Ex-stock dividend,
y Ex-rights.
* Includes $2,000,000 1st conv.
J No par value.
W
32 Mi
1
831,638
1,306,637
14,182,715
2
Preferred- Accident
942,057
3,481,120
10
(Hartford)
18%
17%
1.000.000
t Dec. 31 1932 figures.
4,990,781
10
ton
30
10
Holding company,
RFC.
10
2.000.000
Reliance Ins (Phlla)..
Reliable Fire (Dayton,
18%
10%
%
,
by North British & Mercantile Co.
y
+745,001
6.000.000 17,826,321
(Pnila)
Phoenix Ins (Hartf)
Providence - Washing¬
25
Northwest Fire A Mar
(Minneapolis)
i .00(1.000
10
Paiia Nat
40
35
1102,306
6,116,881
5
iu
103
741,355
2,690,313
+529,570
8,103,451
Amer Surety (NY).
1289,075
3,272,299
20
1,053,688
Amer Relnsur
New Jersey Insurance
New York Fire
5,859,908
1,392,101
29^
123*
20
North River Ins (N Y) 2H
1.000.000
1,000,000
(NY)...
23
4.000,000
100.000
1.100.000
3.000.000
1«
25
(Milwaukee)
23
19
60
10
25
Occidental Ins (8 F)—
Pacific Fire
0%
706,429
1,000.000
624,943
1.000.000
5.000.000 13,708,048
500.000
1321,429
Nat'l Liberty
Ash.
Per Share
55" ~57\"
Insurance
10
Bid.
St Paul F AM (St PL
4,504,948
2,082,198
2,314,241
"20" '21%
,000
500, ,000
6 r
"~0%
5,512,521
4,916,600
2,642,395
1,101,254
17,458,200 119,100,961
13,104,070 13,775,091
902,258
1,133,987
90,659
100,395
4,303,873
3,652,071
752,528
804,915
26,198,623 30,509,531
27,492,598 35,789,411
2,046,547
1,151,531
Incur! Hud
10 1.000,000
1214,432
(NY)
Importers & Exporters
10 1.000.000
398,336
(New York)
Insurance Co of State
of Pa (Philadelphia) 100 1.000.000 1,260,468
Insur Co of Nor Amer
10 12.000.000 33,168,159
(Philadelphia)
Inter-Ocean Re-Insur¬
500,000 1,015,936
ance (Cedar Rapids)
60
1.000.000 1,016,785
Knickerbocker (N Y).
10
200,000
445.176
Lafayette (New Orl)_.
250,000
105,839
Liberty (Louisv, Ky).
800,000
412,468
Lincoln Fire (NY)—
25 1.000.000 1,098,961
Lumbermen's (Phlla).
26
600.000
Mechanics Ins (Phlla)
1739,475
Mercantile Ins (N Y)_ 100 1.000.000 2,584,227
750.000 14,782.778
Merch Fire Assurfcom 2
1.000.000
(New York)__lpref
Merchants & Mfrs Fire
503,415
1.000,000
(Newark. N J)
io
$
Aetna Casualty A Sur
■on
(Providence)
MichiganP4M (Det)
National Fire (Hartf).
National F&M (N J)
Reserve.
$
North wester nNational
53
Hudson
Merchanto
Premium
Capital.
1933.
$
Par
Ask.
Bid.
Reserve.
$
~
Unearned
Dec. 31
Premium
7.600.000 15,078,767
3.000.000 1,754,923
3.000.000 2,054,829
200.000
t384,744
6
1.000.000 2,558,062
100 000
t400,278
Amer Fire (Wash'ton) 100
10 1.000.000
767,772
Amer Home Flre(N \)
3.343.740 5,582,938
Amer Insur (Newark) 2 H
10
1.000.000 1,006,642
Amer Reserve (N Y).
10
522,087
*459.950
Amer Salamandra
10 6.000,000 4,996,387
Automobile Ins (Hartf)
449.175
1.500.000
Baltimore Amer (Bit) 2%
949,200
26
1,000.000
BankersA Shlpp (NY)
100 3.000.000 8,149,390
Baston (Boston)
Buffalo Ins Co (Buff) 100 I,000.000 1,830,627
6 2.000.000 2,490/162
O amdenFlre (Camden)
Carolina (Wilmington.
10
627,171
600.000
N.O.)
Aetna Inaur
NetSurpliu
Unearned
Dec. 31
the month preceding the date of issue.
400
423-
430
440
5
7%
g All stock owned
pref. to be financed
@FedFRASER